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GIRL BREAK
SATURDAY
OF SAINT MARY’S
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA
February 14 ,1947
Will Present Posture Week To Begin On
Little Women^^ Tuesday Night Thursday; Queen To Be Chosen
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Dr;
• Club, under direction of
iss T^'orence C. Davis, will present
Feb. 18, in
ities :• -'tisg pj,
1 +1, , J^UVIS,
® play Little Women
Mary’s auditori
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Cast i
Cast
trj • follows : Mr. March, Pa-
p^^^/^^ylor, Columbia, S. C.; Mrs.
„ ’ ^^anees Collett, Morganton:
' Viot Raleigh; Jo,
-CaRue, Raleigh; Beth, Betty
^ d?n ^°"'laiid. Willow Springs;
ra®*' Pg , ^^SDiia Smith, Ridley Park,
• ei>' Son ’ ^^arch, Pannie Mae Hud-
'Wlci Lo-wrence, Susan
Cloldsboro; Laurie, Martha
^ ^red^’- ^^l^^?lori-Salem; Professor
Bhaer, Preston Wescoat,
Brooke,
y^^nS\P]T}^’ Manning, S. C.;
boro. "“wl/eR, Ann Wicker, Tar-
Coinmittecs
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' °1^ production: direc-
®8er Davis; stage man-
®astujj,p ^P'^la Bonnet, Miami, Fla.;
Cove- v‘ f^^rirelia Fulton, Walnut
Tf 1 Clibbs, Engelhard; Nol-
Pfopn^y,-^® Chestertown, Md.;
A,P®rties- . An- , ’
Bof Appg • Lueile Best, Clinton;
! pDan Fuquay Springs ;
i Nn Darrnville; Elizabeth
; ^^'illiar!!' ^^I’uiiswick, N. J.; Lenoir
' I b aison.
! ^ Committees
^®l*lsbn^'^ ■ Elizabeth Mvatt,
: l/ell, p- ! lights, Mary Beth'Xit-
; WUck ; Margaret Ann
' T ^Uup Va.; publicity:
1 I ®?an V Newsoms, Va.;
pia^Vl^ht, Winston-Salem;
ake-p^ Swainsboro, Ga.;
y expression students.
^asselos To Give
®«cert Feb. 20
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^llPear a^^Masselos, pianist, will
^bsdav Mary’s auditorium
fj^evo^/'^ght, February 20.
i-jj |*g artist Avas graduated
the of Musical Art
hard waduate School of Juil-
*^’®dberg^ *^tudied under Carl
At t}j *^®hut at 18
a!i^,'l®but Masselos made
Mall, llis youth
n ®6copd Ip Were acclaimed. In
'lviotl‘^®®s performance,
S:p«« yi™*. To
l«Gl^'^'halitv 1’, • • • 11*® pianist’s
Vh?^®al ad'I exiiheraiice, his
Martha Graham,
Modern Dancer,
To Be Here Feb. 21
Full Company, Special Orches
tra Will Appear With Dance
Artist
Alartha Graham, modern dance
artist, will appear at Memorial Au
ditorium as a Civic Alusic Associa
tion artist at 8 p.m. Friday, Feb. 21.
A full company of young moderns,
each of whom has attained recogni
tion in his own right, travels with
Miss Graham. A special orchestra
under the direction of Louis Horst
Avill perform with the dance group.
Modern Dance IMoneer
A pioneer in modern dancing.
Miss Graham has in her newest
works evolved a new form of theater-
piece, a dance-drama. She and her
company, in their first extensive tour
since the Avar, are coming AA’ith a
repertory made up entirely of NeAV
York hits.
Aliss Graham has been called “the
greatest celebrity of the dance
Avorld.”
SPRING VACATION
Spring A'acation Avill begin 1
p.m. Thursday, March 20, and
end 10 p.m. Wednesday, March
26, Aliss Elizabeth Tucker has
announced.
Circle Walks,
Tags Three
New Members
Hassler, Roberts, and Wallace
Honored in Moonlit Ceremony
At an impressive, moonlit cere
mony Joan Hassler, Thomasville;
Elizabeth Roberts, Culpeper, Va.;
and Rose Wallace, Chase City, Va.,
were tapped by the Circle Friday
night, Feb. 7.
Joan Hassler is perhaps hest-
knoAvn as chairman of assembly;
“Libba” Roberts, as marshal; Rose
Wallace, as secretary of Senior class.
Membership in the Circle is an
honor attained by few and indicates
some indefinable quality which can
perhaps be called “AA’hat Saint
Mary’s stands for.”
Light Bulbs Given, Pins Found
By Genial Mrs. Evie Callahan
Woeful students Avith broken
AviiuIoAA’s, sad girls searching foi
lost rings and fraternitA'^ pins, and
frail mites Avith huge trunks to be
carried up to' third floor all find
their AA’ay to the office of kind,
jolly Mrs. Evie Callahan, Saint
Mary’s spectacled housekeeper.
Was she surprised Avhen Ave told
her AA'e only Avanted to talk!
After seating ourselves in her
cheery office, Ave discoA-ered that
there is more to keeping Saint
Mary’s girls in light bulbs and
such than meets the eye. BetAveen
duties, Mrs. Callahan told us that
she AAms born right here in Ra-
lei‘di, Avhere she attended the city
schools and that she lives at 2
Ashe Avenue, Avhich is really
right on the campus.”
Mrs. Callahan Aims night super
visor of the Coininereial and Cap
ital building in Raleigh before
coming here, Avhich, Ave discov
ered, she enjoys very iiiucli. I
hope the girls like me as iiiiich as
I do them!”
Hobbies
It Avoiild seem that Mrs. Calla
han would be almost too busy for
a hobb}% but she loA'es reailing—
“even if there’s not much time!”—
floAvers, movies, and people—“Just
aiiA^ folks, especially Saint Marv’s
girls!”
At this moment Minnie (Avhat
Avoiild Holt do Avithout her?)
came in, and Mrs. Callahan bust-
tied otf, returning Avith a smile
and ansAvering our question about
her ambition.
I.oves XeAA’ York
“I’ve been to Ncav York one
time, but I do Avant to go again!
Also I love Wilmington, Avith the
plantations, camellias, and aza
leas, and I’d love to go there!”
But on A'acations she “just likes
to go.”
Mrs. Callahan laughed and said
that the hardest thing for her is
7:30 breakfast (and don’t Ave
agree!). She also added gaily that
the part of her job that she liked
best Avas “elboAving Avith the
girls!” With this, Mrs. Callahan
Avent about her business as Saint
Mary’s housekeeper, looking after
our shattered lamps and finding
our lost objects Avith a cheery
smile and a jingle of keys.
To Be Sponsored by Posture
Class and Mrs. William C. Guess
To make Saint Mary’s girls
more conscious of loA'elier figures
and better health Avhich result
from good posture, “Posture
Week,” sponsored by the posture
class under direction of Mrs. Wil
liam C. Guess, physical education
teacher, Avill begin Thursday, Feb.
20, and continue through Tues
day, FYb. 25. The center of inter
est Avill be the selection of a Pos
ture Queen.
Competition
Cheer leaders Avill be on hand
to stir up competition betAveen
Sigmas and Mus. Surprise skits
Avdl be given at intervals.
The ■ Queen, as Avell as the so
ciety from AA'^hich she is chosen,
Avill receive athletic points.
Candidates Avill be chosen from
each of the classes and from the
business class. Day students Avill
b.e included also. Eliminations
Avill then cut doAvn candidates to
one Sigma and one Mu from each
class.
1 he Queen last year Avas Lavaii
Baltzell, Jacksonville, Fla., Mu
Nancy Hannah, Greenville’ Sig
ma, Avas runner-up, and Betsy
Evans, Enfield, Mu, took third-
place honors.
The Queen Avill be chosen and
announced in assembly in the
final contest and aauII receive an
aAAmrd at the Athletic banquet
held at the, end of the year.
Committees
Elizabeth Wetterau, Birming
ham, Ala., is chairman of the ar
rangements.
The following girls have been
appointed as chairmen of the vari
ous committees: Sara Mell Smith
Birmingham, Ala., and Elizabeth
Wetterau, co-chairmen of the as
sembly and judges committee •
Mary Craig Hunter, Vienna, Va.’
poster committee; Barbara Pope’
Dunn, publicity committee; Cor
neille Rylander, Americus, Ga
skit committee. ^
Woman’s Auxiliary
Sponsors Services
Toroughout Lent
Short chapel services will be spon
sored by the Woman’s Auxiliary sev
eral afternoons each week through
out Lent, Cynthia MeCaw, Bristol
R. I., president of the Auxiliary’
recently announced. Services will
be from 5 :45 to 6 :00 p.m., with vol
untary attendance.