43
THIRTEEN DAYS
BEFORE HOLIDAYS
^>4-Belles
F^ormer Saint Mary s
Girl In Movies
Berenice Goodwin of Greens
boro Makes Initial Appearance
Sandra Coles (Berenice Goodwin,
^ former Saint Mary’s girl froin
flreensboro, to you) will iriake nei^
initial appearance as a movie stai
'll tlie fortlicoining production,
‘‘When Ladies Fly.” Probably the
"Illy movie star whom Saint Maij s
iias produced so far, Berenice p_oi
'i-ays the role of a young Kussian
®viatrix. .
After graduating from _ Samt
ilaiVs in 1934, Berenice did dra
matic Avork under Eayniond Taylor
at Woman’s College, and during her
years in Now York she studied at
die Moscow Theater as well as at
die Good Neighborhood Playliouse
"f which she is a graduate.
^eouts from Warner Studios pighte
while she ivas playing t'C
''einantic lead in a minor studio hi ,
“Lark Corner.” ,
Besides being a Powers mode,
*iie has appeared in many radio
programs, such as the Lux Theatei
program.
Miss Ruth Carroll;
Southern Latin Scholar
I b
Miss Buth (hu-roll, a newcomer
‘o Saint Mary’s history and Latin
staff, is a Latin scholar and a native
'Southerner from JlartsA’ille, b.
^I'o went to Coker College ivhere
’'I'e received her A.B. degree and to
die University of South Carolina
}''liere she received her M.A. b ic
taking graduate ivork in the
!'"'rs at Columbia Uni\^ersity tor
1
. niffii sciioui iui ^
She was then Professor ot
ytiiguages at Newberry Colleg ,
j^^owberry, S. C., Avhere most
^t'ule
I
h'vni sumeius oi - -
''d languages as boys.” "When as'
' "bout the change from teachiuK
SENIOR DANCE
DEC. 11
OF SAINT MARY’S
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA
December 3, 1943
Senior Class Will Give
Traditional Pageant
Mary Ruth Haig to
Give Piano Recital
New Carols Will Enrich Page
ant This Year
Dorothy Alden and Ruth
Holmes Scott to Assist
This year’s seniors have gone
back to the traditional production
of the pageant, “Peace on Earth,
Avhich was not given last year. T hey
Avill present it in the chapel apinst
a background of pines and subdued
^^^Under the direction of Miss
Florence Davis, assisted by Aliss
Geraldine Cate and Russell Brough
ton, the pageant will be given on
December 12, at five o Cock in baint
Marv’s Chapel. Mary wil be poi-
trayed by Emily McMillan,_ and
.Joseph by Betty Barnes At inter
vals the narrator, Cliarlotte Ciav-
fo'rd will read selections from the
Scripture, but mostly music and
pantomime will interpret the story,
kme members of the senior Gass
will represent angels, IfS^j ^
Men, heavenly hosts, and shephei-ds,
Avhile others will be an iimsible
number of new carols taken
from the new hymnal will be in lo-
duced into the pageant. In addi
tion to the traditional carols, Dvo
old French carols, A ow Sing B e
-1// PulJ Sweetly and Angela 0 er
)he Fields, will be sung.
The girls in school will assemble
,-j, «tudv hall beforehand and will
(See P. 3)
Aliss Alary Ruth Haig, pianist,
will have the first faculty recital of
the year, assisted by Airs. Dorothy
Alden, violinist, on Tuesday, De
cember 7, at eight-thirty in the
Saint Alary’s auditormm. Airs.
iVldeii will be accompanied by Aliss
Ruth Holmes Scott.
Aliss Haig gives a recital annual
ly. She is a graduate and former
member of the faculty of The Insti
tute of Alusical Art of the Juilliard
Foundation of Neiv York City, and
has also studied with Sascha Gorod-
nitzky in New York, and with Alon-
sieur and Aladame Casadesus in
Fountainebleau, France.
Airs. Alden is a member of the
-music faculties of Aleredith and
Peace Colleges and of Saint Alary’s
School. On the program she will
I)lay a piece neivly composed for her
by Russell Broughton.
The program will be as follows;
Organ Choral Prelude Bach-Busoni
Awake, the voice commands
Kreisleriana, Op. IG Schumann
Vivucissimo
Andante con motto sentimento
Intertnezzi I and II
Allegro motto appassionato
Prelude in E flat Rachmaninoff
(See P. 3, Col. 1)
according to PARKER
Ph.D.
Aliss Carroll has written niany
^''tieles on educational and Unguis ic
^Aiects. She is also the author ot
South Carolina Latin Manual,
'■>■16, and the South Carolina Latin
since 193.'). She is a nieinbei
the American Arclioologiciil - s
|"''iation and is listed in II/lO''’’
Taught at nuwhkuhv
^liss Carroll w'as head ot the
SPECULATION: The certainty
o.,t of to
f.rencc ivas tl'«t Clmrohill, htalm
f « Chiim’s Chiang Kai-shek
1 Ua there too. Wednesday
Twas aiiiiomiced that Churchill,
^ oit and the Generalissimo
Roosevelt and it^ and now they
'""^slinposed to be secretly meet-
S Siewhere with Stalin.
# *
■'"till Department ot Harts\ille,
, • C., high school for a number ot
eiits were boys. She says,
"s interesting to teach any
Rood students of ancient his oiy
i '‘Dout tiie cnange imm o—-- .
to girls, she quoted a Liei
had done the same thing.
nau (10110 Tiie sanm
from a vegetable garden o
garden.” ,,
is interested in the
f Lie value of classical educati
modern educated man and
«rA5TTlNGT0N: Cordell Hull,
^. nf State reported to
Secrehiry ofti^J‘^^[oscow Confer-
^°!f^%nall nations will have a
Fonr) nations stand
-U ere will no longer be a
tog(>thei tl f ^ower pj.pb-
^"uecmi sTthis is the first
leiiis. , of the executive
time a me „overnnieiit has
1 li-e Congress since the
"’’"'"'“(lavs of the Republic, the
early whether or not
old prob em ot^
branch for questioning
was revived. ^ *
“Target for tomorrow” is the
d!’.'*!***- 'she "is'convinced L'at a
eilucation will be of gu^
'■"I
”e to individuals in solving tin
(See P. 3)
PACIFIC: The Navy is bepn-
T^Tts first offensive against
.Uipan. The Navy has never con-
Saint Mary^s Boasts
Outstanding Number
Of Honor Students
More Students Make Honor
Grades This Year
Saint Alary’s, upholding her
scholastic standard, had an out
standing number of honor students.
Last year, for the first (juarter there
were sixteen girls on the lidnor roll
and twenty-four on honorable men
tion. On this honor roll four were
seniors, three sophomores, two fresh
men, and seven business students.
Honorable mention had nine seniors,
four juniors, five sophomores, two
freshmen, and four business stu
dents.
This year twenty students made
the honor roll and twenty-seven
were on honorable mention. Of
these four seniors were on the honor
roll, one junior, six sophomores,
three freshmen, and six business
students. Nine seniors, five juniors,
six pophoniores, three freshmen and
three business stiuhmts made honor
able mention. To make the Honor
Roll, a girl must average 88; to
make Honorable Alention, 85. The
honor students for the first cpiarter
are:
HOXOR KOLU
Academic
sidered the rebnildiiig of Pearl
Harbor, or the taking of the Solo
mons and New Guinea as offensive
movements, since these were nec
essary for keeping the sea lanes
to Australia open. Last week,
under cover of night and tropic
storms torpedo attacks were made
on the Japanese. The Navy at
tacked the Japanese airbase at
Buka from Bougainville; took
over Alakin wliicli it bad captured
ill August, 1942, and made land
ings on Japanese held Tarawa.
Sarah Bain, Frances Bickett, Fay
Chambers, Rebecca Draiie, Betty
Edwards, Annette Fulton, Betty
Johnson, Alary Louise Alartiii,
Lydia Alayiiard, Alarilyn Alitchell,
Elizabeth Beden, Janet Rosser,
Ellen Brent Senay, Alary Ami
Thorseii.
Hu-siiics.s
Betsy Blount, Pat Darden, Betty
Griffin, Aline Hirst, Ruth Aloore,
Katherine Taylor.
HONORARIA] MKXTION
Academic
great Japanese South Pacific na
val base at Truk.
USSR: The Russian line last
week was “fluid.” The Germans
in their retreat destrojmd ever.y-
tliing in their path. The Russians
are beginning to feel the pinch of
winter and having to be a distance
from their supplies. The Germans
recaptured Zhitomir, the railroad
center. Gen. Konstantin Rokos-
sovsky, the Russian general who
so sinicessfully used the “pincers”
movement on Stalingrad, was try
ing it again on German-held Go
mel, and took the city as hun
dreds of thousands of Germans
fled northwest to avoid being
trapped.
Retty Bobbitt, Adelaide Butler,
Olive C'amp, Betty Clark, Carolyn
Gaither, Eamlolph Gardner, Afar-
garet Goold, Louise Gower, Alaria
Gregory, Pat Gwyii, Virginia Hart,
Roberta Huffman, Jane Jeter, Fran
ces Alarks, Emily AfcAIillaii, Alary
Elizabeth Peirson, Alary Hodges
Person, Rillye Pope, Betsy Ann
Pou, Alargaret Eodwell, Sara Stock-
ton, Ruth Street, Phyllis Thorpe,
Alargaret Winslow.
Rusincss
Charlotte Anderson, Alary Eliza
beth Jones, Alary Katherine Kly-
maii.
Sigma Lambdas
Hold Meeting
Sigma Lambda Literary Society
met ill Holt parlor Wednesday
night, December 1. At the meeting
conducted by Michelle Telfair, the
president, original poetry written by
several members of the club was
read and criticized.