BELLES OF ST. MARY’S
March 22, 1957
Belles Recognizes Faithful
Service Of Chapel Helpers
^ A stranger visiting our chapel for the first time would probably be sur
prised to find that girls have taken over the duties usually carried out by
boys. These girls serve as acolytes, servers, and crucifiers. They are
seniors appointed by Air. Hughes.
Eric Huske, Dottie Pierson, and Helen Corbett are the acolytes. Their
duties include lighting the candles before every service. Ann Powell and
Catherine Dent serve at the Holy Communion services. One server is
present at the early service held every Sunday morning. They also take
turns serving at the eleven o’clock services. Trisha Huske and DeeDee
DeVere are the crucifiers. Carrying the cross, they lead the choir into
the chapel.
Of course, the duties carried out by these girls are minor incidents in
the Spiritual life which centers around the Chapel, but these eight feel
that it’s an honor to serve in such a way. The Belles feels that these eight
girls should be given the recognition which they deserve for giving their
time toward adding to the religious inspiration of others.
Beckoning Belles
The Aumnae Council Is Planning A
Luncheon For Senior Class Members
The Alumnae Council extends an invitation to the members of the
Senior Class to a luncheon on Saturday, April 6, at the Reinlyn. This
is the first time that such a luncheon has been held. The Alumnae Council
is having the luncheon because they want to do something for the
seniors and at the same time to enlighten the seniors as to the functions
of the Alumnae Association. Airs. James Alurray Webb, president of the
Alumnae Association, will make a short talk.
The Alumnae includes any student who has attended St. Alary’s. The
seniors will become Alumnae upon their graduation in June. It is hoped
that they will become active members then. The Alumnae office will gladly
provide any information concerning chapter locations and functions of
this group. Being an active member of the Alumnae Association is one
way to always remain close to the life at St. Alary’s.
Mary Ann Keith messed up the
works the other day when she
walked off with the Little Store
book. Did she get you shook,
“Slats”?
* * *
Congrats to the juniors on win
ning the song contest. Some people
still love sentiment.
» * »
The weather is really something
around here. One minute you can
sleep under a sheet, and then the
next minute there’s snow falling.
I’m getting confused, but the
flowers, the birds, and the St.
Alary’s furnace are also confused.
* * *
Dragon couldn’t bring herself to
give up campus slips for Lent. I
don’t blame her if giving them gives
her pleasure.
* * *
Aliss S. E. Jones gave up ciga
rettes and is now sporting a pipe,
n’est-ce pas, Dickie?). Some people
are really clever when it comes to
wiggling around things.
* * *
The “Follies” were the greatest
ever, and I didn’t forget to pull the
curtain, Kim. They simply weren’t
ready on stage.
* » »
The star of “Peg O’ Aly Heart”
belongs to Betsy Lipford. His name
is Ricky, and he eats Dash.
* * *
Congratulations to Riggers and
Stuart. \A hat is 2nd Smedes coming
to?
* * *
S])eaking of the play, did you
notice the costumes? So well suited
to the personalities of the actors (?)
and actresses.
* 4f *
Alichael will be “Boss girl” of this
sheet next year. AVell, I, for one,
intend to back her up. That is, if
she’ll let me.
* * *
Best of luck to Beth Alorrison on
the Muse and to Sally Barnes on
the Stagecoach. Both will need
everyone’s sui)i)ort.
* * *
Frances Pearson was campused
again . . . accumulation of points.
Poor Francois.
* * *
It seems we have a new girl in
school. Alags Kicks is her name.
* * *
Congratulations to Weezie Hill!
Cliarmed, I’m sure!
Tl4t Of
Thi V oll\ Es
Fitter Platter
By Jennie Proctor
The Glee Club celebrated St.
Patrick’s Day two days early this
year. The occasion was “Operation
Smoke Bomb Hill” which provided
entertainment for the servicemen’s
annual St. Patrick’s Dance at Fort
Bragg. After a delicious bag supper
on tlie buses which were sent from
the base, the girls were ready and
eager to j)resent a variety show con-
The Belles
OF ST. MARY’S
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McPherson, C. Cobb, L. Cobb, Luns
ford.
Feature Staff
J. Allen, Brady, Price, McKee, Rem-
bert, A. Moore, Bhringhaus, Hamm®,
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Overback, Wooten, J. Proctor, S. Barnes-
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Harley. ^
Business Staff
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Exchange Staff
Irby, Freeman, Bickerstaff, Round-
tree. Oliver, Curry, Keller, Gardner-
Gatling, Daniel, Spaulding, Sims.
Typists
P. Adams, Dodd, V. MePherson-
Parks. Kessinger, Reese, McNeil,
dleton, Stanford. D. Robinson, Byrd-
Moffitt, Withers, Mathis, Arbogast.
sisting of tap dances, imiiersoo'
ations, piano renditions, solos, and
a group of pojiular songs rendered
by the entire chorus. Lee Arbogas^
was IMistress of Ceremonies. Alon^
with the chorus, Marilyn ZschaU-
Carolyn IMyers, Chee Davis, Helen
Jones, Brooks Newton, Julia Fuller-
Ann Byrd, Sally Lewis and Jennie
Proctor are to be congratulated on
making the variety show such n
success.
The Belles’ favorite songs tin®
week are:
One: “I’m Walking” as recorded
by Fats Domino.
Two: “Young Love” as sung W’
Tab Hunter.
Three: George Hamilton’s “Onv
One Love.”
Four: “Till” by Henry Rene.
What? Nothing by Elvis Fresly-'
ritl'
Him: “I hope you’ll dance w
me tonight.”
Her: “0 certainly. I hope
don't think I came down here pufOD
for ])lcasure.”