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BELLES OF SAINT MARY’S
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November 15)'
Lett to right: Betsy Wharton, Mattie Simmons, Sweetie Seitart, Oiivia Grimes, Coiiins Stukes,
Woody Bobbitt, Susan Byars, Kack Harrison, Dru Haiey.
SUSAN BYARS TO LEAD JUNIORS IN ’68-’69
Recently the junior class elect
ed their officers. They are: Susan
Byars, president; Betsy Wharton,
vice-president; Collins Stidtes;
Woody Bobbitt, trea.surer; Dru
Haley and Kack Harrison, Honor
Board; Sweetie Seifart and Mat-
tie Simmons, legislative body rep
resentatives; and Olivia Grimes,
dance marshal.
Susan Byars, from Dunedin,
Fla., was president of her fresh
man class and president of the
Beacon during her high school
years at St. Mary’s. This year
Susan is a crucifer and a member
of Orchesis and of Y.D.C.
Betsy Wharton is from Golds
boro. During high school Betsy
was a member of the National
Honor Society and co-editor of
her annual. This year she is a
member of Sigma-Mu.
Collins Stukes from Charlotte
was vice-president of her senior
class, a member of the Beta club,
and copy editor of the newspaper.
At St. iUary’s, Collins is on the
news and circulation staff of the
Belles.
Woody Bobbitt, who is from
Rocky Mount, was a cheerleader
in high school and an outstanding
senior. Here at St. Alary’s, Woody
is treasurer of the Granddaugh
ters’ Club and a AIu cheerleader.
Dru Haley, from South Bo.ston,
Virginia, is a three-year girl. She
was a member of the Beacon in
high school. This year Dru is a
member of the choir and feature
editor of the Belles.
Kack Harrison, from Rockv
IN PRAISE OF THE VESTRY
(Continued from Page 3)
which is subsequently connected
with unity.
Thus, unity assumes a positive
direction. Rather than ways to
skip Chapel, we are involved in
thinking of an infinite variet.v of
ways to make Chapel more mean
ingful. A creative unity, an active
feeling of solidarity, is a more
progressive and gratifying exist
ence than a unity based upon
negative aspects. Future examples
of involvement are imminent; not
many will miss the services at
Thanksgiving.
L.ft 10 right, Iho girl* •>> Andr#w., Doll
SOPHOMORES ELECT CLASS LEADERS
Sophomore class officers for ’68-
’69 were elected on November 7.
Due to the closeness of the races,
a run-off was held. The announce
ment of winners was made at an
enthusiastic assembly that night.
Pam DeVere was elected presi
dent of her class. She is from Mor-
ganton, N. C. Pam has been a
member of the choir and the Glee
Club.
Vice-president is Amy Carr, who
held the same position last year
for her class. Amy is from Dur
ham. She is a member of the
Granddaughters’ Club, Vestry,
and of the choir.
Susan Austin from Orange, Vir
ginia was elected secretarv. Last
vear she was a member
Glee Club.
Alarilyn Kirkland was
treasurer. She is from South'
Virginia.
Legislative body represeiiti (
- - — ■ ■ \V J
is Louise Rogers from Nev .
City. She is a member
Granddaughters’ Club ana.
Vestry. She is also on the “
staff.
Honor Board representat>')
Ann Reaves from Aloni*
Beach, N. J. She has been a"
ber of the choir, the Grando"
ters’ Club, and the Y.W.C.A||
Dance Marshal this year "I,
Lindsev Owens of Elizabeth
N. C. ‘
Alount, was a member of the Na
tional Honor Society and of the
president’s cabinet. She is a mem
ber of the Y.D.C. and of the tennis
club this year.
Sweetie Seifart is from Char
lotte and is a three-year girl. She
is president of the Sea Saints, t.vp-
ing editor of the Belles, and a
member of the Granddaughters’
Club.
Mattie Simmons, also a three-
,vear girl, is from Tarboro. She
was a member of legislative body
last .vear. This year she serves as
an acolyte and is a member of
Y.D.C.
Olivia Grimes is from Washing
ton. She was editor of her school
newspaper, secretary of the Mon
ogram Club, and secretary of her
senior cla.ss. At St. Mar.v’s, Olivia
is a member of the Granddaugh
ters’ Club.
Sophomor* offletrt, let! to right, arc Amy Carr. Marilyn KirklaiHl, Susan Austin, Pam Ds''*"'
Rogtrt, Ann LJndMy Ow«ns.
PEACHES RANKIN IS FROSH PRESIDEI^^
November 5th was the nomina
tion day for freshman cla.ss offi
cers; the results of the election
were announced on .November 7th.
The new freshman class officers
are:
President—Peaches Rankin
Vice-president—Dell Parker
Secretary—Jo Ann Peacock
Treasurer—Sally Bo Andrews
Legislative body representa
tive—Ekky Foss
Dance Marshal—Holly Foss
^ Peaches is from Gastonia, .North
Carolina. She attended Salem
Academy where she was a mem
ber of the Spiritual Life Council,
a participant of Intramural sports,
and a cheerleader. At St. Marv's
1 caches is on the AIu team, on
tj'f' Vestry Committee, in the
in the Granddaughters’
Club, and a member of the
YWCA.
Dell comes from Woodland.
.North Carolina, where she went to
Northampton County High School.
Dell was a cheerleader and a staff
member of the annual in the tenth
grade. At St. .Alary's. Dell is in the
YRC and she is a Mu.
Jo Ann is from Goldsboro. She
attendc'd Goldsboro High where
she served on the Student Conneil
and was voted the most outstand
ing sophomore girl. At St. .Mary’s.
Jo Ann is on the tennis team and
serves on the Stagecoach staff.
Sall.v Bo comes from Greens
boro, North Carolina. She attend
ed Page High where she was on
the pei> committee. Sally is in the
A PC and is a Sigma cheerleader
at St. .Mar.v’s.
Lkk.v Foss is from Spartanburg.
South Carolina, where ''
ed Spartanburg High.
on the Student Council J
sopln more class cditoi’’ J
JIary’s Ekky is a hall reP
tive, a A’RC member, ^ ^ ji(
man. and a Stagecoach ah'*
ber. , (’ll*;
Hollv comes from
Maryland. Holly atte^ ,f|i'
thesda Chevy Chase
she was a member of *!' jpj
P':
matics Club. At St.
is on the Stagecoach
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a member of the Gra»‘
Club.
Congratulations to^
freshman cla.ss officer
St. Mary’s Girls Meet^
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