April 18, 1968
BELLES OF ST. MARY’S
WHAT’S THE POOP?
By Rosie Hammond
Laura Saunders, glad to know
you’ve gained fifteen pounds.
Lkky, what did you bring in
Saturday night?
Anne Keller has socks on her
head.
Congrats Dougie, von’re a wo-
«ian now. '
,, Gilliam has been crowned
e new “Grub” Queen of SMJC.
pvi’d better get ready, 1st
enick; the visitation committee
^coming soon.
"AL’s Motto; If you’re not
ear the one yon love, you love
6 one^ you’re near,
fp "iris don’t cry, especially at
ateriiity parties, do thev Marion
r^verett ?
tB. has found a new way
attract attention at fraternity
parties.
ers
Sealv
y, your minature red sneek-
.^are just darling!
Helms’ parents saw Tom
es singing in person.
a third of the senior
engaged.
Or either pinned, lavaliered,
■Allison Davis Is New
Posture Queen
Alii
re
tur„ Havis was named Pos-
the annual Posture
,^^ntest during assembly March
Aim presenting 1st West Rock,
thei^^. ^''''right to the Sigmas
final; the vear. The other
Pen 1 Dana Davis, 2nd
Sni„,r; Sally Dillard, 1st East
Holt Donna Cayton, 1st
Til
llrv ^Tii'^^ges for the contest were
La, '
^''?'ence
Mrs. Gunn, and Mr.
This
n .
Points,
Win fn the Sigmas their first
v^-• ^ this year. Thev receive 15
Hetn^ELLES & BEAUX
V Holder engage^ '
KA at State.
^outVi hlolder engaged to Brian
Kip at State.
Teeter engaged to Bill
Her’ r TKA at State,
'"'^^hth Neinis
^tevpo?\''h Nelms engaged to
^'®ro]i„ a graduate of East
MiemV.
of
Ur-". Honovan engaged
St . Aickhain,
a graduate
*'hlfaii^ A'^hson engaged to
.^l^^dent at State.
Paul
^sseiQg Grives 12th Concert
Pianist A- April 15, the noted
hi tVi hhain Masselos perform-
Mr i\T.. ■ ,i^Hiry’s Auditorium.
has apjieared in
Wae^^^asselos
t Ya Taiiglewood, Mass.,
yPLoln p *1 Carnegie Hall, the
Cork Pi,-n*^^®e, ami with the Neiv
,j After ,^,^i''\i'»i()nic
lap n Masselos studied with
*?ade 1,: Priedberg. He also
f^l?hteen^- ‘i^'hut at the age of
^alh the New York town
t"’elveMasselos has played
,, ary’j, times at Gt.
he 1 1!*^ performance Tues-
?>Ts '‘"'hhcated
^toiie , ^Lirk
Of Mio
year
Visitation Committee Comes
To SMJC For First Time
On Friday April 18, the Board
of Visitors‘spent the day oii St.
Mary’s campus. The Board ot v is-
itors is the first group of this tjje
that has been associated with the
school It is composed of outstand-
in^ citizens of their respective
communities. These people are in
terested in promoting educational
and cultural projects m the
school. It is hopeful that then-
ideas and support will be bene
ficial to the school.
The board arrived Friday morn
ing and spent a good portion of
the day visiting the
classrooms and laboratories. TheA
also met with the Board of Trus
tees Thev ate lunch with the stu
dents two
cial assembly was held at tn o
o’clock for all students and the
committee. The program was
given by the students invoked m
Hie fine arts program with the
Lldition of the Cold Cuts. In
cluded in this program besides tlie
Cold Cuts Avas the drama club
Orchesis, and someone playing t
piano. This assembly was intended
fd demonstrate the quality of
Avork done in the department. At
four o’clock the faculty and staff
entertained the committee at a
tea At five o’clock a special
a1 m-ot^ram Avas presented.
Ti7daAA°s conch,J'ilh the
Board of Trustees
Visitation dining at the
Cloak. ■
East Carolina, St. M^y’s
Combine For Concert
r\ Ai-wil the PVG of tliG Spring
“'‘.it,? ,'e's M„,v’s Glc. Club
;;“iS it BWs Glee Club ol E.et
Mitli tiie w. presented
C.rolim Ylie clubs
' Wti — «
a selection , u u three Bach
a swinging rhythm
Smi .liecl b.v »
A Uvnm Thev also sang me
a snare dm ■ Agp^rborough
ita^nee-noo-Dal. ”
Fair, ana i . presented
Combined the mn.e„ by Dylan
the poem unusual and
Thomas set ijj^,i,uled
varied scoiO- ^ uo Jackie
« aolo by '»2jv Iron, West
I'iSr SW conchu'ed ,l,e 1»0-
grain.
one of Schii-
. L) Dr. Richard G.
la I'etiring at the end
Sally Dillard and date enjoy themselves at the Freshman-Sophomore Dance.
Mr. Roberts Chosen
Raleigh’s Ambassador
Don Roberts, teacher of com
parative government and Amer
ican History at St. Mary’s, has
been chosen Raleigh’s 1969 com
munity ambassador. Raleigh has
participated in this program spon
sored by the Experiment in Liv
ing for fifteen years. Miss Lon
Jones Avas also an ambassador
several years ago and lived in
Israel.
Kenya is the country Mr.
Roberts Avill visit this year. He
has been studying and investigat
ing the counti-A- and has had' addi
tional help from his Ken.van
friend, John Kehohia, a pre-nied
student at ShaAV University.
The trip begins June 23 Avhen
Mr. Roberts goes to Putney, Vt.,
the center of the Experiment in
Living, and joins about eight
other Americans avIio are also go
ing to Kenya. The group then
leaves for a six Aveek stay in
Kenya on June 26.
The first four Aveeks of his visit,
Mr. Roberts Avill live Avith a Ken
yan family as a participating
member of the family. There is a
good chance that he Avill be sent
to Nairobi, the largest city in
Kenya Avith 300,000 inhabitants.
The last tAvo Aveeks of his stay
tennis team
(Continued from 2)
Known throi^bout^a-t"am
'‘^^'>«ting from the JnL hTthe Carolina Tmnis
S M ^a^ Music ill New April 26 and in the Malta
•le Masselos studied Avith Ha> at Mary Baldviii on
Toiiriiam lit ai j^prcollegiate
May H !uts in which sev-
Sm SSS.be „n,n.
SS'e--ace
Se ptaycra t».
Mr. Roberts po:nls out Kenya on the map.
Freshmen Give Spring
Formal For Sophomores
The F r e s h m an - Sophomore
Spring Formal Avas held April 12
in the gymnasium. The dance is
given aiiiiually by the freshmen
for the sophomores. The theme for
the dance Avas The Arabian
Nights; decorations included a
Taj Mahal, a refiectiiig pool and a
tent Avhere refreshments Avere
served. Frankie and the Damons
provided the music from 8:00 to
12:00 P.M.
HardAvorking freshmen organ
ized the dance under the folloAv-
ing committees and committee
heads; decorations, Lissa Saun
ders and Joan Weaver; food, Del
Parker; tent, Dida Turner; pool,
Leoiiita Worth; bandstand, Page
Manly. The entrance of the gym
Avas decorated as a cave; the eoiri-
mittee responsible Avas headed by
Ekky Foss. Holly Voss, Freshman
Dance Marshal, greeted the guests
at the door. Refreshments includ
ed punch, ham biscuits, mints and
party sandAviches.
Avill be spent on a Avork camp
project in a small village, perhaps
ill the northern part of Kenya
near Lake Rudolf.
The equator passes through
Kenya, but Mr. Roberts is visit
ing the country during its coolest
season. While "^there, he Avill visit
the famous Tsavo National Park
Avhich is the largest game reser\'e
ill the Avorld, Mt. Kilamaiijaro,
the Nairobi National Park, and
possibly the bordering countries
of Uganda and Tanzania.
As an ambassador, Mr. Roberts
Avill hav-e the opportunity to get
to kiioAv the people of Keiwa and
give the Kenyans some insight
into Americans and the United
States. Mr. Roberts feels that it
is important to talk to people and
to get to kiioAv them and that this
trip and the entire program im
proves the relations between na
tions and individuals.
Fliclcs of the Future
AMBASSADOR-T/xe Killing of Sister
. George
. CARDINAL-Tfee Illustrated Man
COLONY—Romeo arid Juliet
STATE—The Lion in Winter
VILLAGE-Wkere Eagles Dare
VARSITY-Furtker Perils of Laurel and
Hardy
eir com-
n
affairs.
. both in
k and in
Carolina,
•’s.
!t. Mary's
inted Dr.
past dat-
I personal
[y job is
graduate,
me.”
“I really
a, but I
up teach-
lughly en-
t of St.
lans
Play
». II
lucted for
production
on at St.
29. To be
af Father-
ill produc-
on’s “The
'htful mu-
finishing
their love
the 1920’s,
music and
le lead is
p portray-
;aren Rose
ress of the
Dubonnet.
P” schooL
by Lena
:acters
Amij
rar Bryan,
net Davis
Boyfrier
it also
3eca
laleigh
the chor,
directed j
fith mn
el Bulls
the Dra
, Adce pj
ii secret
Gathe
rarer.
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