61
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OF ST. MARY’S
Vol. XXV, No. 5
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA
December 1, 1961
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(hai lie Faust and Tricia Arnistrons.
Departments Combine To Put On
“Annie Get Your Gun
The cast of “Annie Get Your Dean; and Mr. Y ilson, the hotel
’ should be congratulated for inanagei, Ste\e nnntribut-
its 1 ° . rr^ j Tlip (^rchesis nieinbers contiiDiu
tieniendous production Tuesday O
ening^ November 21st. Under the dances which they choreo-
^ illfui guidance of i\Irs. Nancy oraphed themselves. The solo^ts
^tainey, the head of the Dramatics “e,.e as follows: Betsy NTchds, Er-
^^epartment, Mrs. Doris Bailey, win Parrott, and “‘J:
'e head of the Dance Department, The jaM^Meacham, Susan
Mrs. Ben Williams, the head '
^ Iflll XcX lliO^ V.11V-
^ the Art Department, the play
excellently jiroduced.
low
Goode
^onie Oakley was played in a M hitc
'inning way by Tricia Armstrong. ^ ’‘ ’
elia:
^ cast was fortunate to have
harlie Faust to play Frank Butler,
'arbe has participated in many of
Tittle Theatre’s productions
six out of seven of St. Mary’s
plays.
The other fifty-five jiarticipating
Clary’s girls did exceptionally
- Dolly Tate, Jess MacFar-
ind;
Veil;
^ > Minnie Tate, Winbourne
^laffer; Annie’s sisters and
’'■others: Minnie, Flo Pitts; Jessie,
;^"otte Smith; Little Luke, -Mar-
'a Fowler.
The outstanding State bovs were
follows:
'1‘own;
owers;
Buffalo Bill, Jim
Ghief Sitting Bull, Bill
! Charlie Davenport, Char-
: «tott; Pawnee Bill, Dick Barn- the re^bered for
’ Tommy, Ruffin Franklin, (nm. ' Mary’s
hei'c ... - . /mtr time as one ui j
’ ®fott; Paw
noian - -
yiary Jane Meacham, Susan
Uooae* Sharon Finch, and Sarah
.\nthonv. The dancers to I ve Got
‘the Sun in the Morning” were Julie
White iMargaret Allen, and Pat
Parker. CydL Wright did a won
derful ,iob accompanying the sing-
The three stage managers helped
verv much and worked hard to put
on this musical comedy. They were
Nancy Morris, Malinda Swineford,
and Sally Wright.
Betty Anderson was in charge o
costuming for the play. The ina-
ioritv of the costumes came from
C Horn and Son’s in Philadel-
)hia This company supplies man>
of Ihe broadway shows with cos
tumes. ,
Special recognition should go to
Burnley Kinney for her good work
on the lighting.
yftcr watching the phij, it
e.^Iv to see the hard work put into
the'preparationof“A^ieGetAour
Jiers
Conductor and Stranger,
D Baucom; Footman, Sonny
Legislative Body
Holds First Meeting
The Legislative Body held its
first meeting of the 1961-62 ses
sion on October 30. Winston Con
nor, Chairman, welcomed Miss
Ellington and Air. Tate. Aliss Rich
ardson was not able to be present.
Winston turned the meeting over
to Betsy Nichols, vice-president of
the Student Body, who read the
tabulation of last year’s Honor
Council, Hall Council, and Leg.
Body. Sally Leach was elected
secretary of the Leg. Body and
Harriett King was appointed chair
man of the Petitions Committee. It
was announced that petitions would
be due on November 22 since the
next meeting will be held on De
cember 4.
• The representatives of the Leg.
Body are as follows:
Chairman of Leg. Body — AVin-
ston Conner
President of Student Govern
ment — Cornelia Hines
Vice-President of Student Gov
ernment — Betsy Nichols
Chairman of Hall Council —
Courtney AIcDowell
President of Sr. Class — Tricia
Armstrong
Representative of Sr. Class —
Sally Leach
President of Jr. Class — Sally
Stevens
Rejrresentative of Jr. Class —
Matilda Gholson
Representative of .Ir. Class —
Harriett King
President of Soph. Class — Anne
AlacKinney
Reiu’esentative of Soiih. Class —
Cathy Chandler
Beacon Taps Four
New Members
Four new members were tapped
into the Beacon, the high school
honorary club, on Saturday night,
November 18, 1961. The new mem
bers are Octavia Ashford, Terrell
Boyle, Alice Carr, and Sharon
Finch.
Tay, who is from New Bern, is
a Sigma cheerleader, a member of
the Doctors’ Daughters Club, the
Granddaughters’ Club, and the
Young Republicans Club. Last year
Tay was the Freshman Class dance
marshal.
Terrell, a AIu, is from Charlotte
and is secretary of the Sophomore
Class. She is also a member of the
Y'oung Democrats Club, the Altar
Guild, and the Y.W.C.A.
Alice, another Charlottean, is
a Sigma cheerleader, a member of
the Young Republicans Club, the
Doctors’ Daughters Club, and the
Y.W.C.A.
Sharon, who is a AIu, is from
Thomasville. She is Vice-President
of the Sophomore Class, a member
of Orchesis, the Dramatics Club,
and the A'oung Republicans Club,
the Glee Club, and the letter Club.
CONGRATULATIONS to these
outstanding girls!!
President of Fresh. Class —
Gretchen Bullard
Representative of Fresh. Class —
Winbourne Shaffer
President of Commercial Class —
Betsy Crutchfield
Representative of Commercial
Class — Liz Hill
Editor of Student Handbook —
.lody Blackwell
President of Day Students —
Dabney Johnston
The next meeting of the Legis
lative Body on December 4 will dis
cuss the petitions submitted.
iommy, Ruffin Franklin, r^nn. Mary’s
s were as follows: Alac, Gene a long j \ j .ueessful come-
‘'’"•n; Conri,„.f >4t,.,,nrer. most enjoyable ana a
dies.
Scone from “Annie Get Your Gun” (left to right) Fi-ank Butler,
Annie Oakley, Buffalo Bill and t hief Sitting Bull.