^'ebruary 10, 1961
BELLES OF ST. MARY’S
SENIOR SAINTS
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MARY LEE HIXSOX
Town: Charlotte
Hair: “My own concoction”
Hyes: sparrow brown
Always Seen: drinking iced coffee
Always Heard: “I’ve never been so
ticked off. .
”et Peeve: “Mickey mouse” cos-
tume parties!
favorite Prat; KA
Ambition; To be a doctor’s wife
Hobby; Getting ..the costumes for
those parties!
TTopia: Presbyterian College
RETSY HtlELAXD
Town: Arden, North Carolina
Hair: Always falling
yes: Expressive
‘Ways Seen: Performing
‘Ways Heard: I’ve got to do that
p (%i%**&) Spanish
^et Peeve: the weekly fashion
shows
Prat; Above such!
^mbition: Lives for the moment
obby; still considering the matter
Topia; Depends upon the mood
JOY HICKS
ow’n; Wilson — “home of the
T, CROPPERS”
Red—like her temper!
HTfs: “Mabelined”
Ai^^Ts Seen: at the Tower
p , ^Ts Heard: glapplng feet
eeve: sweeping
Prat; Kappa Sig
Ambition: to be a spy
^'mby: Making coffee
P'a; Maurice’s
T, LIZ HILL
Raleigh
Evr . ®"’ly acquired curls.
Alw*' R*®*" ‘^all me Cyclops!
. ays Seen: doing nothing
ays Heard: I know I flunked
Pet
Peeve: that sardine can of a
Eg aay student’s room!
orite Prat; Are you serious?
APibition; Pass
Quizes.
few more Soc.
^by: listening to Lou and Linda
'Pia: To get out of the Spinster’s
Club
fain and Henry are collecting old
papers?
•"cl Holt likes to hear alarm clocks
ring?
Hanes don’t take off in snow?
Cold Cuts have larengitis?
good photographer?
good student-teacher relation
ship?
t- Mary’s girl (Katherine) PQ*-
a request to “Our Best To You •
have you heard?
SAINT SALLIES
The watchbird saw St. Mary’s
girls scatter the week-end exams ■
ended even though the ice fell
heavily. Most girls went home to
catch up on their sleep and to
relax, but several girls chose to
go elsewhere.
Erwin Parrott and Vicki Coxe
went to W. & L. for the Fancy
Dress Ball and had a wonderful
time.
A dinner dance was held in hon
or of bride-elect Branchie Watson
who attended St. Mary’s last year.
Those seen at the dance were Muff
Nabers, Joy Hicks, Carter McAlis
ter, Sophia Pike, Hadley Morgan,
and Alolly Cooper.
The week-end of February 3 and
4 took five girls to the beautiful
campus of Sewanee. Those who
went were Anna Cay Henry, Gin-
ny Simmons, Courtney McDowell,
Carter McAlister, and Lucy Shand.
Roger Williams came to Raleigh
and among those seen at the con
cert were Barbara Britton, Vicki
Chubb, Betty Lynch, Charlotte
Williams and G. G. Saunders.
Congratulations to Beverly Pow
ers who became engaged during
exam break!
Davidson’s raid-winters took
many girls to Davidson the week
end of February 10 and 11. Among
the girls who went were Ann Ben
son, Becky Elmore, Elaine Gray-
bill, Betty Lynch, Martha Rose
Lambeth, Cleve Fletcher, Alary
Brent Elmore, Jane Brooks, Ginny
Herron, and Arden Fobes.
February 3-5 saw Kappa Sigma’s
Black and White at Carolina.
Those attending wei’e Joy Hicks,
Muff Nabers, Anne Benson, Dede
Keyes, Helen Reid, and Edith
Kellerman.
Going north to Dartmouth is
Winston Conner; going south to
Presbyterian College for a wild,
wild west party (costumes, too!) is
Alary Lee Hinson.
IREXE CAROL HOLCOMBE
Town: The Holy City
Hair* auburn—on special occasions.
Eyes: slits under granulated lid's
Always Seen: in that ghastly Ha
waiian rag!!
Always Heard: “Who has the trans
lation of the latest Pr. play?
Pet Peeve: A.S.W.
Pavorite Prat: I.H.S. , ^ -r,
Hobby: 04 3 E.W.—love that Prench,
eh, Gill?
Utopia: an ivycovered rectory
LIXDA JACOBS
mown; Raleigh
Hair: shorter, but straighter
Eyes: Greenish—bluish—grayish
blindish .
Always Seen: Rushing home to wait
for the mailman
Always heard: “This is true. . .
Pet Peeve: Skinny people
Favorite Prat: Who can afford to be
choosy? .
Ambition; To date Sam twice a
week-end (Just once!) ^
Hobby: Listening to Lou’s and Liz s
problems.
Utopia: Duke. Greensboro, etc.
ELOUISE HORXER
Town: Oxford, N. C.
Hair: Curly??
Byes: Well-rested
Always Seen: Being domestic ^
Always Heard: I hate People..
Pet Peeve; “Girlies”
Favorite Prat: “Zetes’
Ambition: to be a mystic
Hobby: being a degenerate dilettante
Utopia: “A house by the side of the
road where the race of men go
by.”
JLLRGUERiTE HOWARD
Town: Raleigh, N. C.
Wair* OoO • • • OOO
Eyes*: like two burned holes in a
Always^Seen: on the hall Sat. night
A ways Heard: Wait for me!
Pet Peeve: being asked. “How much
have you studied?
ImbTuo"n:"'Ta^^ Fla.
UtSii: ™Y^cottage with pick’d
fence.
Daisy’s Day In Winter Wonderland
At 6:30 Daisy Day Student is
rudely awakened by her mother.
Snow is falling and transportation
is at a standstill. She dresses hur
riedly; after all, she must be at
school at 8:30. St. Alary’s will go
on without her, while she is left
with piles of homework. She must
get to school.
At 6:45 she begins calling cabs.
All are busy—but she continues
to call until 7:45. Finally, in des
peration, she sets forth into the
blinding blizzard and slowly
trudges toward THAT institution
of finer learning. Breathless, froz
en, and exhausted, she arrives at
school in time to hear the last bell.
She rushes into her class (long
pants, boots, and all) to find that
her 8:30 teacher is not coming.
For an hour she sits in the Day
Student’s Closet, recovering from
her ordeal and pensively wonder
ing how in the world the Coca
Cola people get all those cigarette
buts out of the bottles. The bell
rings; she moves mechanically to
ward her 9:30 class.
The morning slips by, and then
the lunch bell rings. Daisy opens
the door and cuts her way through
the smoke to her locker. She opens
the door—a barrage of books
comes tumbling out and lands very
squarely upon the big toe of her
right foot! Groping through the
mess, she finds her lunch. Opening
the small, very smashed brown bag,
she finds a peanut butter sandwich
with marshmellows, a squashed,
over-ripe pear, and a small piece
of cheese. She gobbles her lunch
up in a matter of minutes and then
begins the big search for her gym
suit. At last she finds both pieces
and dashes out into the elements
for her gym course in shoveling
snow from sidewalks.
After gym Daisy dresses in the
privacy (?) of the Day Student’s
Room and settles down to wait for
three hours until THAT lAIPORT-
ANT AIEETING. The minutes
and hours creep by, and finally it
is time. Then comes the rude
awakening to harsh reality—the
meeting has been postponed!
Once again Daisy pulls on her
boots, bundles uj), and sots out on
her long journey home. Bravely
she fights the bitter cold and ar
rives rather pooped at her front
door.
What a Valentine’s Day! No
candy, no flowers, no valentines—
just snow. Poor, poor Daisy Day
Student. At this point we begin to
feel sorry for her.
QUESTIONAIRE 11 ?
Two-thirds of the Senior class was
on the honor roll?
^^'■‘^Sew^nref (>lfntaUrnot physf-
cally)!
rinss are becoming
Engagement rings a
rather popular here.
That the University of the South has
anything, everything, and all
that you would want, wish for,
or need?!
What would you do if you pos
sessed a skitsabphloeinium?
1. Margaret Atkinson: I’d send it
to the Kappa Sig house.
2. Haynes Walker: I’d send it to
the doctor.
3. Linda Parker: Drink it!
4. Burnley Kinny: I’d Marry it;
it’s the only one I’ll ever get.
5. Becky Petrea: See if it would
help me on English.
6. Edith Alston: I’d eat it.
7. Courtnay McDowell: I’d send it
to a psychiatrist.
8. Tricia Armstrong: I’d send it
to an analyst.
9. Winston Conner: I’d flush it
(down the John).
10. Jane Coleman: I’d sell it to
see how much I could get to go to
Port Lauderdale Spring Vacation.
11. Mary Daniell: I’d trade it for
a train ticket home.
12. Robin Pleasants: I’d give it to
Lila Wolff and Lucy Southall to
argue over.
13. Sally Upton: I’d mail it to
Dr. Browne.
14. Muff Nabers: I’d find out
which side was good and bulky and
take the good one.
15. Gee Canada: I would have it
amputated.
P. S. In case you’re wondering,
the skitsabphloeinium is Mr. Shell-
an’s briefcase.