Tke Belles
OF ST. MARY’S
Vol. XVIII, No. 14
t^eVere Elected
H. C. Secretary
Secretary of the Hall Comi-
lor next year is Dee Dee De-
junior from Mor-
santon, is eighteen years old.
Inuring her three years at St.
^ ^Jys, Dee Dee has i)articii)atecl
, ‘ /Many activities. She is a mem-
t|,‘ Guild, the YWCA,
Do /^ntter Cluh, the Doctors’
Pl/}S^^nrs’ Club, the Dramatics
on Choir. Dee Dee is
con I^elles and the Stage-
l)„if* ^affs. She is president of
Vein ^ and .Junior class this
asti e-M very enthusi-
SDnrf and excels in such
ketlnif® ^lockey, softball, and bas-
Dee takes over her
will ?'M®,^tion, her numerous duties
tenH the following: to at-
to ^^Mll Council,
oil
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA
minutes of the Hall Coun-
^lieet^^+ check the sign-out
hlv o*i’ check chapel and assem-
®lins' /®Mnces, and to give campus
Or accumulations of points.
I'card*^ pMc’s comment when she
"’as “A r election to this office
tab]’,.. T ^ niouth almost hit the
’ ^ got kind of shook.”
^rooks Is Chief
^aivce Marshal
^ireo'ni\ ^^'Moks, a junior from
Hanpf. "’as elected Chief
School ^'^Mrshal for the 19.56-’57
^farv’P*^‘V’ before coming to St.
Acado, ’ ’ MMn attended Salem
Mf the Pi "^‘Mre slie was iiresident
1 i.1 tKlCllllC ...Mtll”
hlay ‘'ei leading actress in the
year i*;Stoojis to Concpier.” This
of th'f. rY ,Whey’s she is a member
^^i'aimif staff, Orchesis, the
the Yrp ® the YWCA and
d/tt hocl-. '^MMn also played on the
^ey team.
eyod'^j y^ar, blonde-haired, blue
^oininiH*!'^ *'‘ive an executive
A’ork w'ff lance marshals to
Senior pi* '^"I'c newly elected
^tuart P tdance Alarshals are:
Cho.^'fi'^■'Ooise Oliver, and
^*y theiv'^ 1 "*'*’cy were elected
Mthor MM April 24 and the
M later >’m elected at
'^'mssos *?y ^*M’ir individual
of fi girls, with the assi.st-
Mt tho nP”' M'tvisor, will make all
®°*'cl (], ^Mr the school-s])on-
^‘Voryp -‘^Mecs and must see that
pary>,j '^'Ms smoothly. St.
’ ,°Mn P-„", M>’c very jiroud to have
y">- anS;' I^MUce Mar-
''^Mi'shal. r'^ y Mrge all the Dance
'^essfni IM’ovii le some very suc-
MMces next year.
Huske Elected
Assembly Chairman
The election of Trisha Huske as
Chairman of Assembly on Friday,
April 20, drew the Student Gov
ernment elections to a close for
this year. She is a third year girl
from Fayetteville. Among her out
side activities she is a member of
the YtVCA, Belles Staff, vice presi
dent of the A"RC, treasurer of the
.Junior Class, Altar Guild, Dra
matics Club, and a Crucifer for
next year. She also participates in
Sigma sports. A Home-Ec major,
Trisha sews to pass the time of
day. Let’s have lots of fashion
shows next year, Trish!
Others nominated for the posi
tion of Chairman of Assembly were
Lee Arbogast, Carol Biggers, Caro
lyn Charles, Penny Fuller, Joy
Howell, Joanne Tripp, and Fran
ces Pearson, who withdrew because
of an accumulation of jioints.
Hughes Appoints
Chapel Assistants
The Rev. Air. Hughes recently
made the Chapel a])pointments for
the 1956-57 school year. The new
crucifers arc Dee Dee DeA ere and
Patricia Huske. These girls re-
])lace Alott Butler and Carol} n
Foy. Catherine Dent, Judy Lig
gett, and Anne Powell were ap
pointed as the new servers. Those
serving as acolytes will be Erick
son Huske, Harriet James, and
Dorothy Pcirson. These girls will
take o^W their duties on the same
Sunday that the Alarshals for the
coming year begin their duties.
Imu Cheatham from Greenville
was a])pointcd President of the Al
tar Guild, and the new Choir
Alother will be Anne Spcir from
Alorganton. They will begin ac
tive duty at the beginning of the
fall term.
New Slate Of
Marshals Elected
Congratulations go to the nev 1}
docteil marshals for the fj
’57 They are: JosieAAaid (Chief
Marshal); Julia Wilcox, Sylvia
Crumplcr, Alittic Cruiiipler, A1 ene
Iveith, and Alary Ann Keith These
girls will assume their duties as
marshals for chapel, assembly con
certs, and Comniencemcnt Exer
cises on Sunday, Alay 13th
The other girls nominated for
this office were Ann Bonner Joan
Brooks, Carolyn Oiarles, I.egai-e
Hobbs, I’enny Fuller, .lo} Howell.
Tmiiise Oliver, Ann Robinson, and
Barbara Thomas.
.losie is from Greensboro, bhe
New Dorm Construction To Begin Soon
Final plans for the much needed
190,000 dollar modern dormitory
are now being completed. Dr.
Stone believes that construction
will begin in the very near future.
The contract for this building
jiroject w'as awarded to the Atlan
tic Construction Company of Char
lotte. Agreements wmre signed
with the following concerns: Bol
ton Air Conditioning Company and
Bullock and Proctor Heating Com-
liany of Raleigh, and Dick Elec
tric Company of Wilson. The ar
chitects are Edwards, Alcliimmon,
and IHheridge of Raleigh.
The building will be located
where the laundry and jiarking lot
now stand on the back camjms.
The style of the building is modern
Georgian architecture with brick
walls and a slate roof. A three
story construction, it wdll accommo
date approximately 56 students.
The new dormitory will have the
following features: the arrange
ment of rooms in suites with ad
joining baths, lounge space, press-
is active in many campus activities
such as being a Sigma cheerleader
and a dance marshal. She is also
a member of Orchesis, A^DC, and
YY'CA.
Sylvia Grumpier from Alebane is
very interested in journalism. She
was recently elected editor of the
Bulletin for the coming year. Syl
via is vice-president of her class
this year and has been a member
of Orchesis for three years.
AJittie Crumpler, also from Aleb
ane, is a dance marshal this ycjir.
She has been a member of the Alay
Court for two years, and is earn
estly working on the sets for Alay
Day.
Julia AVilcox hails from Florence,
South Carolina. Being very inter
ested in music, Julia jiarticipates
in both the Glee Club and the
Choir. She is a Sigma, a member
of the YDC, and the Dramatics
Club.
Alary Ann and Allene Ixeith are
from AVilmington. Both are Dance
Alarshals for their class this year.
They are also members of Orchesis
and the A"DC. Alary Ann is a Ma,
and her twin is a I’ival Sigma.
All these girls have the beauty,
poise, and grace to be successful
marshals of which St. Alary’s will
be proud.
Circle Members
Congratulations to the new^ mem
bers of the Circle. They are: Betsy
Brinkley from Plymouth, Dee Dee
DcA’crc from Alorganton, Lemma
Baucom from Raleigh, and Jane
Walker from Roanoke, Ahi. These
girls were tapped on Aj)ril 25.
ing rooms, trunk and storage space
on each floor, and a dormitory
kitchen on the first floor. Seniors
will enjoy the modern conveniences
and accommodations of the build
ing.
The jn-esent w'arehouse and laun
dry building will be torn down, and
contracts will be awarded this
spring for the erection of a new
building which will replace them.
This building, which will be lo
cated in the general vicinity of the
central heating plant, will have the
advantage of more storage space
for iiijies, props, paint, and other
necessary supplies. There will also
be office sjiace and modern equip
ment for the laundry. The cost is
estimated at about $20,000. Both
buildings are long anticijiatcd
dreams-come-true of Dr. Stone, the
Board of Trustees, and each and
every St. Alary’s friend. These
dreams are slowly developing into
reality through their conscientious
effort and the aid of generous
benefactors.
Carolyn Wise Gives
Voice Recital
Aliss Carolyn AA’ise, a soprano
from Asheville, presented her Senior
Amice Recital, April 18, 1956, at
8:30 P.AL in the auditorium on St.
Alary’s camims. Aliss AVise was
accompanied on the piano by Aflr-
ginia Phelps Clancy.
Her program consisted of three
groups of songs: the first, Lungi
dal caro bene, Un moto di gioja,
and Ah, I Feel How All Hath Van
ished from “The Alagic Flute”; the
second. Comment disaient-ils, Le
Mfroir, Les Roses d’Ispahan, In
Prison, and Villanelle,- and the
thiid, 1 he Little Shepherd’s Song,
Canterbury Fair, The Singer, Pale
Blue Slippers, and Adele’s Laugh
ing Song from “Die Fledermaus.”
Carolyn has often been in the
spotlight. She participated in the
Christmas pageant and appeared as
Jeannette in the production. The
C hildt en at Bethlehem, An active
member of the Dramatics Club,
Carolyn took the jiart of the Coin-
tesse (le la Briere in “AYhat Every
AYoman Ivnows.” She will fill the
role of the Queen of the Night in
Alozart’s Cosi fan Tutti which is
planned for the commencement
program.
After the coneert AVednesday
mght, the student body filed back
to their rooms lightly singing under
their breath. Everyone thorough
ly enjoyed the night’s entertain-
ment and was deeply impressed by
the delightful singing of the tal
ented and promising Aliss AAflse.