j.pril 27, 1945
The Belles of Saint Mary’s
Saints^ Sallies ** CA/HPUS N€)TES if- Annette Fulton Gives
l, !Now it’s really summer, or at least
’s supposed to be even if it is cold,
^.nyway it’s going to be hard con-
■jntrating on the Junior-Senior and
>ming exams.
A pretty big bunch of Seniors
)ok an early season jaunt to
^rightsville Beach and came back
jith sunburns and Marine Lieuten-
j^ts. They were: Sarah Coe, Bar-
ie, “Fanny Hill,” Sister, Cleaves,
lary Dickey, El. Thomas, Ruth
tayes. May, Carrie Maie, Mary
Molmes, Flee, Kat, Jean Sullivan,
Tartha Parker, Margaret Martin,
^■^illye, Mary Harris, Susan Thorpe,
•*iina, Gwen, Jean Campbell, Ann
3Jldmunds, and Peggy Moran.
^ Loads of people have been going
“^ome these past few week-ends and
aving a wonderful time. Teence
^ent home for a friend’s wedding
'fut the groom’s leave was canceled.
. . Carolyn DesChamps, Charlotte
Liidrews, and Mary Butler visited
fjtmie and Betty in Henderson and
lad quite a time going to dinner
larties. . . . Speaking of Charlotte,
j,|he now has a definite interest in
i.A.E. . . . Kate Johnson dated a
rery attractive Marine while she was
jp^ome. . . . Betty Griffin went to
Hizabeth City last week-end, and
ler Kavy-fiier Lieutenant just-in-
_^’rom-sea came up to get her and
)rought her back Monday. . . . Edith
^Hamilton had a rather confusing
ffime at home between a Clemson
^adet and a boy from State. . . .
ppot, Jane, Mary C., Lucy, and
Estelle all went home to Warrenton
last week-end. Spot says that one
rery cute Air Corps Lieutenant left
:own to go to see a former Saint
a^Mary’s girl in Virginia. . . . Missie
tlJated that Kavy guy you’ve heard
iho much about while she was home.
? Athalia reports a gay houseparty in
ilW ashington.
Dating A.S.T.P.’s this week-end
■fand keeping the campus interesting
■'•looking were Charlotte Hoffman,
Dabney, and Sue Thomas. . . . Char
lotte really rates though, ’cause she
jrgets Hershey bars regularly from
someone in the armed forces. . . .
Margo was dating someone special
in the Air Corps from Durham. . . .
Margaret Skidmore and Sue Moore
'"turned out with their Dutch Marines
again; good looking as ever.
Kitty Quintard really hit the jack-
^pot this week-end—Kavy wings and
"^a picture of the cutest lookin’ guy
you ever saw. . . . Christine dated a
/High Pointer last Saturday; Mil-
"^dred Chappell and Jean Wilson
;were with Kavy “Rotercies.”
Lloyd Eggleston’s cousin visited
her last week and is coming hack for
•'the Junior-Senior and bring some
I flyers. . . . Anna Margaret’s Class 11
■ Ensign got her a date for the dance
ibefore he left for Florida duty.
Bee, Wee, and May Taylor are
•visiting Martha Van Patten in Rich-
Unond this week-end. . . . Langhorne
(and Pard are off for Morehead
I Beach. . . . Jane Campbell, Mary
Pinckney, and Dolly Red wine are
! flying to Charlotte. . . . Sister Bar-
I ringer will go to V. M. I. finals on
[June 9. . . . Susan Ashburn’s Kavy
[flyer was here to see her a little
[while ago, and she still looks happy.
1 Ditty Robinson gets papers print-
jcd especially for her from a Marine.
. . And be sure to ask Maguire
Softball is now' being played
on Moiidaj' and Wednesday. There
wdll be Signia-Mu competition.
* * *
The first teams for the Volley
ball competition have been an
nounced. For the Mu’s, Elizabeth
Thomas, Captain, Sue Everett,
Ann Prothro, Betty Smith,
Frankie Shamburger, May Taylor,
Helen Barnes, and Carolyn des
Champs. For the Sigma’s, “Sis
ter” Barringer, Kathryn Fulton,
Sallie Lee, Mary Moulton, Tuga
Wilson, Carrie Sue West, Mary
Helen James, Nina Mae deBerry.
Substitutes, Barnie White, Pat
Bell, Sydney Jones. Mary Glen
Slater is referee.
« * *
The first game in the Volley
ball tournament was won by the
Sigma’s 42-18.
* * *
Wednesday, April 18, the girls
taking military drill gave an ex
hibition.
* * *
Sunday morning, April 15 Lou
ise Eichhom, Melba Sykes, and
Dale Creech participated in a
memorial service for President
Roosevelt at the Diesel Engineer
ing School at State College.
* * «
A Water Pageant wdll be given
by the Swimming Club for Saint
Mary’s on April 26, and for visi
tors on April 27.
* * #
Margaret N. Martin, Catherine
Foard, Katherine Royall, and Dab
ney Little have recently been nam
ed members of the Canterbury
Club Council.
# # *
Louise Toler Gower (ex ’45)
wdll be married to Ensign Bill
Greathouse in Rocky Mount May
5. Caroline Long will be maid of
honor in the wmdding.
« « «
Elizabeth Thomas, May Taylor,
Sister Barringer, Carolyn Des
Champs, Mary Moulton, Kathryn
Fulton, Sue Everett, and Frankie
Shamburger have been named to
the All-Star volleyball team for
this season.
# # «
Margaret deRosset and Betty
Edwards (’44) visited the campus
April 15.
* « #
Members of the Doctors’ Daugh
ters’ Club make fracture pillows
about the “HAT.”
Stuart, Mary Arden, and Sallie
really had dates with attractive En
signs Saturday night. Tuck defi
nitely has an effective “attack,” be
cause she now' has another Ensign
calling constantly. Stuart’s date
was precious, and Sallie’s was the
Van Johnson type—she’d like to
give him to Divers if he were hers to
give. . . . Mag and Maria had a gay
time feeding the “hawks and crows”
at the Capitol w'ith tw'O Marine Lieu
tenants w'ho are slated for return
appearances soon. . . . Betsy and
Virginia report an exciting time
with the Navy in Elizabeth City
week-end before last.
Guess what? It’s almost May;
and next month is June!
every afternoon Monday through
Friday in the study hall for
wounded service men. Any one
else w'ishing to do this work is in
vited to do so.
* * *
The Rev. Mr. George Henry of
Christ Church, Charlotte, visited
the Rev. Mr. I. Harding Hughes
April 24.
^ * m ■
Alma Young and Mary Pierce
Johnson (’44) stopped by Saint
Mary’s April 20 on their way home
from Chapel Hill.
* * *
The Swimming Club will have a
picnic April 28 at Crab Tree Creek.
* * *
The Sextet will sing for wound
ed veterans at the Army General
Hospital at Camp Butner on May
7. They will broadcast over
WRAL on April 29.
* * *
Miss Geniveve Senecal is mak
ing plans for a tennis tournament
to be held after the w'ater pageant
is completed.
* * «
Mrs. Augusta Rembert will ex
hibit a group of her oil paintings
in a “one-man” show at the Ral
eigh Art Gallerj' starting May 4.
* * *
Representatives of the Junior
Class won over the Seniors by one
word in a spelling match held
in Assembly April 24. The Sopho
mores will compete with the Jun
iors in the next match.
# * *
The Right Rev. Thomas Camp
bell Darst, recently retired Bishop
of East Carolina, will preach the
Baccalaureate sermon June 3; Dr.
Frank Porter Graham, President
of the University of North Caro
lina w'ill deliver the graduating
address June 4.
# * #
The Minute Man Flag, which
Mrs. Ernest Cruikshank gave to
the student body when Saint
Mary’s met the quota in the Sixth
War Loan Drive, was returned
last Aveek after an absence of sev
eral Aveeks.
# * *
Rosalie Huske, Mary Giles Stew
art, Harriet Madre, and Rosa Lit
tle recently visited their sisters at
Saint Mary’s.
# * *
Olive Camp (’44 H.S.) avIio is
noAV a student at Converse, A'isited
Saint Mary’s April 19.
# * #
Miss Peggy Hopkins attended
an Alumnae meeting in Durham
on April 18 at the home of Mrs.
J. H. Mallard (nee Elizabeth
Davis ’32). On April 20 Miss Hop
kins attended an Alumnae meeting
in Salisbury at the home of Mrs.
Robert L. Bernhardt (nee Helen
CrenshaAV, class of 1900).
* « *
Miss Betsy Blount spent the
Aveek-end of April 14 at her home
in Washington.
# * *
Miss Frances Siler visited her
sister, Miss Lane Siler, at Saint
Mary’s the Aveek-end of April 14.
Expression Recital
Annette ’Thackwell Fulton, stu
dent of Miss Florence C. Davis, pre
sented the first expression certificate
recital of the year in Saint Mary’s
Auditorium on Friday evening,
April 13.
In memory of the late President
Roosevelt, Annette offered selections
from Lincoln: Man of the People
by Edward Markham.
The first group consisted of a
monologue. The Young Reciter, by
Beatrice Hertford and Fleurette and
Company, a decalogue in one act by
Essex Dane.
The second section consisted of
ten nature poems which were divided
into seasonal groups. Among the
most notable and enjoyable Avere
The West Wind by John Masefield,
Stars by Sara Teasdale, God’s World
by Edna St. Vincent Millay, and
Stopping by Woods on a Snowy
Evening by Robert Frost.
She concluded her program with
Act IV, Scene I of Shakespeare’s
The Merchant of Venice in which
she ably portrayed all of the char
acters.
Annette was assisted by Marcia
McMillin who sang “O Bucca Dolo
rosa” by Sibella and the “Doll
Song” from Tales of Hoffman by
Offenbach, during the intermission.
All of Annette’s selections were
given with marked clarity of diction
and enunciation as well as range and
flexibility of tone.
Voice Students Present
Studio Recital
Voice students of Miss Geraldine
Cate gave a studio recital Thursday
afternoon, April 12.
Bobbie Blum started the program
by rendering Carey’s Pastoral; Mar
jorie Pless sang a Swedish Folk
song and Haydn’s Mermaid’s Song;
Ruth Gay, Tosti’s Ave Maria;
Roberta Bryant, Schubert’s Hedge
Roses; Katherine Ives, Schumann’s
The Lotus Flower; Hettie Murphy,
Fontenailles’ Ohstination; Barbara
AIcLaughlin, two French songs by
Delibes and Weekerlin; Nancy Han
nah, Delibes’ Les FiJles de Cadix;
Mary Mull, Henschel’s Morning
Hymn; Catherine McClamroch,
MacGimsey’s To My Mother and
Rogers’ The Time for Mahing
Songs; Katherine Royall, Josten’s
Wildflowers; Frances Avera, tAvo
compositions Avith French lyrics by
Guion; Marcia McMillin, Sibella’s
0 Bocca Dolorosa and Offenbach’s
Doll Song from “Tales of Hoff
man” ; and Peggy Trotter, Gounod’s
Chantez, Riez, Dormez and Novel-
lo’s The Dainty Little Damozel.
Gwen Hughes finished the program
Avith Hageman’s Animal Crackers
and Mirandi.
Calendar Of Events
April 30—Gwen Hughes’ Certificate
Voice Recital.
May 4—Jean Rickenbaker’s Cer
tificate Piano Recital.
May 5—Junior-Senior Dance.
May 11—Jeanette Parker’s Certifi
cate Expression Recital.
Miss Adelaide Winslow spent
the Aveek-end of April 21 at her
home in Rocky Mount.