!»1. VI, No. 12
Richardson and Ross
^ive Student Recitals
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PROGRAM
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Eapiine Richardson
Ross
Ross, voice student, will
V, ®sent her certificate recital this
April 16, at 8:00 p.m. in
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irg ®^V,'^itorium. Jane Clark Chesh
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^ill assist on the program with
p^al piano selections.
^ad mezzo - soprano, studied
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ton Florence Bizzell in Clin-
Iq -uiss r lorence isizzeii in oim-
\j ’ , ■ before she came to Saint
jjj *’y®- Since she has been here,
liji studied under Miss Geral-
® Cate for two years.
PROGRAM
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Belles
OF SAINT MARY’S
Pattie Ross
E minor and C ma jor,
Kit, . _ Chopin
E>, B minor
4t p '^ane Clark Cheshire
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Chopin
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Tjig ^ur’d Toys Carpenter
J3 1 That Flits on
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■iVoi Little Thing. .llagcman
X iy Knows the Trouble
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^ usher’s Widow Edwards
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RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA
April 9, 1943
Edwards and Hart Head’43-’44 Student Government
First Certificate Recitals This
Year; Jane 0. Cheshire and
Sextet On Programs
Richardson
, blaphne Richardson, organist, will
Peseiit her certificate recital Sun-
April 18, at 8:00 p.m. in the
^bapel. She will be assisted by the
®®xtet. Daphne is a pupil of Rus-
*41 Broughton, under whom she has
studying for two years.
..Du Mage
Gott will ich nicht lassen,
Buxtehude
Eimmel hoch da homm
ieh her Pachelbel
I. Allegretto quasi Andaiitino
I II. Allegro moderate
■'^uoramus Te. ' Lassus
rp
^ untuni Ergo Broughton
Sextet
^'^a.bande Corelli
sstoral from “Le Prologue de
p-'esus” traditional
delude and Fugue in E minor
p ('Cathedral”) J. S. Bach
*ayer from “Hansel and
Virginia, Chairman of Hall Council;
RcttfKdWaS President of Student Body
Juniors and Seniors
To Dance May 8
42 Candidates Stand for
Jr. College Graduation
Dance Minus Trimmings and
Orchestra; On Patnotic Side,
Proceeds for War Bonds
Junior-senior dance gi''Oh 1^ the
iuniors for the seniors will b^e oi
May 8. This year the dance is on
the patriotic side, not only m Aat a
lot of trimmings and orchestra v
be left out, but the money made wdl
be invested m war bonds foi the
school.
Invitations are already on sale at
$1.00 per bid, and each gnl is a
lowed three. Yidette Bass, 101 West
Rock, has charge of the sales.
The decoration committee con
sists of Betty Barnes, chairman,
I rwss'’
Sbi plans for the gmniiasium.
43 Candidates in High School
Department; 42 Candidates for
Certificates in Art, Music, Busi
ness Departments
Candidates for graduation from
Saint Mary’s Junior College num
ber 42 this year. These come from
six states and the District of Co
lumbia: 28 from North Carolina,
seven of whom are day students;
seven from Virginia; two from West
Virginia, two from Washington, D.
C.; and one each from Massachu
setts, Alabama, and New York.
There are 43 candidates for diplo
mas ill the High School.
Candidates for certificates in the
Art Department number three; in
the Commercial Department number
29; and in the Dramatic Depart
ment number five. Five music cer
tificates will be given this year: two
in church organ, two in piano, and
one in voice.
'ZrZJ^of war stamps on March 25, 1943, was $53.25. The
The total j. number of sales were: first, 2nd floor East
$S; sec^d, 2nd floor West Rock, $6.75; and third, 3rd floor
SmSes, $5.00.
Both Members of Circle and
Literary Societies; Both Have
Proven Leadership Here
Betty Edwards, of Tarboro, N. 0.,
has been elected president of the
student body ; and Virginia Hart, of
Chatham, Virginia, has been elected
chairman of the hall council for
next year. Already these two girls,
who will hold two of the most im
portant offices in school, have proved
themselves to be good citizens, good
leaders, and good-all-round girls.
Betty Edwai-cls
Betty Edwards attended Tarboro
High School before entering Saint
Mary’s this year. In high school
she was the winner of the debater’s
medal, editor-in-chief of the school
newspaper, assistant editor of the
annual, valedictorian of her class,
and winner of the school’s D. A. R.
Good Citizenship contest. Here she
is a member of the French Club,
Y. P. S. L. Council, Publications
Staff, and the Circle, besides being
the manager of the Sigma basket
ball team and the vice-president of
the Sigma Lambda Literary Society.
When interviewed, Betty said.
“I’m still so overwhelmed and de
lighted that I can only say I hope
to live up to the standard Anne has
set.” With that, she resumed her
enthusiastic conversation with a
crowd of friends.
Virginia Hart
Virginia Hart, the new chairman
of the hall_ council, lived in Sao
Paulo, Brazil, before moving to her
jiresent home, Chatham, Virginia.
She entered the sophomore class at
Saint Mary’s last year, having fin
ished the Sao Paulo Graded School.
She insists that “nothing happened
in graded school.” Last year at
Saint Mary’s, Virginia was a mem
ber of the German Club. This year
she belongs to the Belles staff, nomi
nating committee, the Circle, and
the E. A. P. Literary Society. She
won first place in the Literary So
cieties’ annual short story contest.
When interviewed, Virginia ex
claimed, “Gosh, I don’t'know what
to say!” She hesitated for a second
before adding, “I’m thrilled to have
the office, and I hope that I’ll do the
job as well as it has been done this
year.”
BIRTHDAYS
April 1—Delight Nuchols
12—Betsy Blount
12—Katherine Legg
12—Maria Legg
' 13—Anne Love
13 Merritte MacGregor
14—Helen Riley
16—Betsy Burke
16—Jean McCrory
22 Langhorne Carrington
22—Jane Graham
22 Mary Arden Tucker