i1
Tke R0II0S
OF ST. MARY’S
No.
13
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA
May 16, 1969
graduation plans set
'’^VEREND L. BARTINE SHERMAN.
CLASS DAY SET
for may 24
of the commencement
oriq'’,. the graduating soph-
be seniors. Class Day will
the 1 u 24 at 10:30 A.M. for
the , P^Olnores and 4:00 P.IM. for
ttioiii!, P^ogi-am for both cere-
sootin!!, he the same. The
lie Y class president, Pam
'•lent ^he senior class pres-
the ‘"^aly Cross, will welcome
senior'^®'^^*^- I^^tli McLean,
lead Carr, sophomore,
class « ® Socsts in a prayer, the
for "hll call the role
''Otin, ,®-n time and the school
The i,
'’Cad history will then be
hy the cla.ss pro-
.111*3 1 ll'''"Tng this the Last
ill whi a Testament will be read
lhin„ r ^ oach girl leaves sonie-
class^’niei^ ”ne of the up-coming
hcniif.®!, presentation of aca-
llay ex by Dr. Stone, Class
i'Tth "'ill come to an end
filin’’ ^"igiiig of the “School
b'aii'd " benediction by IMi'-
^^inal senior
The Action held
?oi'e iibuis lias added three
for
Baccalaureate Speaker
Announced
The 1968-69 Baccalaureate Ser
mon will be given by the Rev
erend L. Bartine Sherman on ^Ia>
25 at the H A.M. service 111 the
St Marv’s Chapel.
Mr. Sherman, who was born m
Wuchang, Cliina, received an
A rfi-oin Princeton University m
A.n. 11^ „ from Virginia
1946 and a B.D. tiom r,
Theolodcal Seminary m 194J. He
mas ordained to the priesthood in
Drember 1949. Prior to earning
his decrees, he served vith the
\aval "intelligence 111 the Japan
ese Language Section from 1942-
"'tUc churches that Mr. Sherinan
has served have bee" St- A
drew’s ill Charlotte St. Mai^k^sni
Mecklenburg Coiintj ^t. P t
as the Episcopal Chaplain
to the students at Davidson, at the
[°,h'e.5tv „1 North Carotart, .ml
“sh s“na... aorved a* the Ex-
Phanlain for the Diocese
Carolina in 1957 and is
^°\lv the Examining Chap
in for the Diocese of North Car-
laui toi 'a ^he eliairman
^Division of College Work
Diocese of South Carolina
in the iom7 mid the chairman
from l9o4-19oi diui me
of the. f^^Pf^®;fese of Srth
Work ^959 -1961. From
Mr Sherman was a
1963-1966 M^ Comniit-
nieniber of the ®
tee for tho ,yas a fellow
°^“fw®Colle"e of Preachers. Pres-
ilv he is the dean of the central
^"\ii;a alld clmSi 5
r.5art“X»^eUoa,.rt- Epia-
copal Council
*nnes to its list of officers
T.-mav., ^oar. Marsliall Young,
\^‘Jiiie.'iti.^^jber, and M'alker
1 ''Ullgu j... -‘“hi, auu iiiii'-a
r 'P'ff 11 positions of Honor
W.bffslativ! “} ''or, Secretary of
f^ni, Jr e body, and fire cap-
an a Cluirlotfe native,
Judge Campbell To Speak
At Commencement
The commeneenient speaker for
this year is the Honorable Hugh
B. Campbell, who has served as
a member of the North Carolina
Court of Appeals since 1967. Be
fore this, he was a member of the
Supreme Court of North Carolina,
having been appointed by Gov
ernor Hodges in 1955.
Judge Campbell was born in
Waynesville, North Carolina. He
graduated from Amherst College,
Amherst, Massachusetts with a
B.A. degree in 1929. M^hile at Am-
hurst he excelled both academic
ally and physically, becoming a
member of Phi Beta Kappa and
receiving four varsity letters in
baseball. In 1932, he graduated
from law school at the University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
with a degree of J.D. He was ad
mitted to the North Carolina bar
in 1931.
Judge Campbell has practiced
law in Goldsboro and Charlotte.
He now lives in Charlotte with his
family, where he is a member of
St. Martin’s Episcopal Churgh. He
has served as a senior warden and
as a vestryman, and is still active
as a layreader.
. ,'"'k atudeut at ilyers
i ela^. While there she
1 boua " member of
■Af-
'•'eiety, and a junior
fffipj. I'oskie comes Harbara
111 "f Legislative
tv'^eiab "gb school Barbara was
in®^biua,, ''f fbe Beta club, SGA,
‘'"'•sliai'' president. '
^^°"tiuued
TRADITIONAL STEP
SINGING PLANNED
On Sunday May 25th at four
o’clock, St. Mary’s will have her
annual step-singing. Each class
makes up two songs, one about
St. Mary’s and one about the in
dividual class. The seniors sing to
the juniors; then, the juniors sing
to tiie seniors. The underclassmen
also sing. After the singing, each
class steps up to the position of
the class ahead to represent the
ending of the old school year.
and
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Fire
V >nn Senior Honor Board Representative; Barbara Miller,
Marshal; Marshalljoung,^
HONORABLE HUGH B. CAMPBELL
Glee Club To Give
Commencement Concert
The St. Mary’s Glee Club will
present its final concert this year
on Saturday, May 24. It will be
gin at 8 :30 in the St. Mary’s Audi
torium. A flute solo will be pre
sented by Kathy Heinback who
will be supported by the glee
club. Sarah Chamblee will sing a
solo, “Vocalise,” by Chenoweth.
The first half of the program will
include music from “Staba.t
Mater” which concerns the Cruci
fixion and the Virgin Mary. Other
music includes “Holiday Song”
by Schuman, “On A Ciear Day
You Can See Flowers,” “Green
Leaves of Summer” by Tiomkin,
“Cabaret”, and “Hail, St. Mary’s.”
“Cabaret” and “Hail, St. Mar.v’s”
were arranged by Mr. Bulley.
“Jane Eyre” To Be
Presented May 22-23 .
St. Mary’s annual commence
ment play will be given on May
22nd and 23rd in the auditorium.
This year’s play Avill be “Jane
Eyre” adapted for the stage by
Jane Kendall from Charlotte
Bronte’s novel, Jane Eyre.
St. Mary’s students participat
ing in the play include Helen
Whiteuer as Mrs. Fairfax, Anne
Holcomb as Leah, Debbie Cline as
Grace Poole, Bev Hollingsworth
as the woman, Ann Glenn as
Adele, Carmen Elliott as Lady In
gram, Paula Edmunds as Blanche,
Mardy Gray as Mary, and Stan-
nie Parrish as Jane Eyre. On May
22, Jane Eyre will be played b.v
Becky Reid", Stannie Parrish’s un
derstudy.
The play is set in early nine
teenth - century England. J a n e
Eyre, a voung orphan, is going to
Thornfield Hall as a governess to
a French child. There is a great
element of mvstery within the
story. While living at Thornfield
Hali, Jane meets many strange
persons and views many unex
plained occurrences.
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