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Octob 16, 1970 BELLES OF ST. MARY’S Cuts Named “ October induction in a«p kfCuts were chosen inal sp^ ^ October 8th by the orig- The • ™^rnbers of the group, becca Seniors, were Re- Beth R Betty Anne Oueen, Bruce Ellen Parrish,'Laura Beth U . Ey, Barbara Olschner, 3tnson^ and Jane Moore. ''ille Ashby, who is from Green junior nr. ^ ^ cotteepot. She is a Queen in Holt. Betty Anne leen lu noic. Deny nnne year she^ sandblocks. This and a r„ i ^ sophomore counselor ^^inston "Qneenie” is from '^instrm e 1 tjueeme is trom ’old P ^lum. One of the new Guide ^'us a Junior representa- ip • Erai Ic |c j. ”*■ * 1111b ycai ^arshal and will play the rr\i- 4-u _ dve On ,k” junior n is Bgfk p ^ Alay Court last year. She ranz of Asheville. This year shi "’aracca; ( ^ Nhh «!l'^^'E’aoard will be Ellen xhe Sigmas and the Mus have Winston-Salem, ^een battling it out on_the speedhall Sigma and Mu cheerleaders after a game. SPORTS SCENE ^*’‘*1- plav^^tR Hadley, another mar- “ jh the Mus is^tamborine. Her home victories. The Old Game will be held October 19^TaWe \o n ner noiiie B'Sville'and''‘“f’ Eom j^fBara pi 1 ° Paying bongoes is of Barbara is Presi- &®enwood" p™^Ecs Club. From ^ne wi]i P IS Beth Harrison. j^Uets. Bgjg PHying the hand cas- bne i\/i is a senior counselor. Cl . tuor„.„ _ , rr’s3ir".?u>e-,ffr sport will be volleyball aiH will be Bhe 15 ^ plays the castanets, i ®sideni^^r'°,’' counselor and is also ”°’Uetown”- Senior Class. Jane’s p?”’ed' during November. lack of school interest the bridge tournament was canceled wl:haVhcifeik.i;eS;g-s Latest scoop on Sigma-Mu speed- As a reLlt of the final^ game and Mus are still tjed^fm jhe^cha^ SCOTTii T. •*SH DANCERS ^OLD CEILIOH pionship. A pHyoff held Monday, October 19. Ihe score stands: ‘Ghnn'^^*^^ *^Eeir first anniversary, ^^’y's K*?jE'Hlum Dancers of St. Q bus” L ® d a Gathering of the r'Cattish ^aturday, October 3rd. Sigmas Mus Tied p'Cattish A^ ^aturday, October 3rd. ^a>U North^p^B groups and pipers Lfip c Carolina were invited. was P i he Q*. X J^'^Uied Lcf organization Plater in, ^utober to encourage a hi^-The rl in Highland Danc- 1,'^^ou performed in assem- ai^\year. during May Day g jUe Sj ^ group has also danced PaJ basketball game B • at th« r basketball game i,!‘'- The ph‘^™ational Students’ I^aally ^^ pbillie Callum Dancers n ®“y uerc Callum Dancers ^^tti Corn "'^th the Pipe and . Sevor,7^ N.C. State. ^ chl!?‘ag skilPc^P^ exhibited theii viii'^^d Were r Saturday afternoon. In- Sal) orP"” groups from Fayette- HH Herr TP the Fling. Miss ^chonl Terry Sanford 1 Th^ dflufe/lflnk RB6ti£pthv)^ ^\cm oo^ f ^ t^ppe^n^’ed itn)f ■fr)fthi.ue4, lh£ TC Schoni j Wrry Sanford Hl ^Billig p danced die Irish Jig. the p- ifbum Dancers did the jjaie p. .nightsomn D„„i the F;'’k*"'a’^ Dancers did the 'li^^r^^®el an jsome Reel, the Four Hn ^auce c d the Highland Lad -• oU7nr»^« T_r _ 1 Mu *^auce Highland Lad- ji j tizanne Ishee and Betsy yea^"- It . *e Jacobite Sword year'".- It w ‘be Jacobite Sword boi ‘bem last the^ Edij^g Gordon Highlanders r. n.,1 urg, bcotland. They are ivo m,l„ • , r/ .. J Sta. tn, ^'-^utiand. 1 ney are HoT in the United 5 jhe p. ^t)w this dance. Blav'.and Corps from Uon» of F.. Broffi "‘teviu"'’- StPrJ the bagpipes. C "e. a od«aan Brian from Fay- abn."'^“.Eh parson, gave a ’o\vio ^ Caellic language. BeQ ®^danco^". P^''ft>rmances, a tea ^itih Eo clorn workshoji were Bela"t Was ‘ ’c activities, a picnic served on the athletic - ■ i n and Ballagh show Carroll, D^etg^^ gym *““*' The job of creating spirit and •cheering the teams on falls to the Sigma Mu cheerleaders, most of which are new girls. The new Mu Cheerleaders are Zeke Kannon, Zeb- ulon; Adarguerite Sewell, Charlotte; Becky Clark, Greenville; and Nancy Linnemeier, Charlotte. They will be helping out old girls Cyn Broadway, Charlotte; Kaye Jackson, Tarboro; and Lyde Doffermyre, Dunn. New Sigma cheerleaders are Katy Jo Law rence, Dunn; Cameron Cutting, Mor- ganton; Mary Anne Barden, New Bern; Betsy Ingram, Taylorsville; and Judy Edwards, Pennsylvania. They will be cheering with Sue Sermons, Washington, N. C.; Jane Currin, Dunn; and Shug Dawson, Fayette ville. Belles And Beaus Barbara Bear lavaliered to Patrick McKenney, Beta, UNC-CH. Valeta Sledge engaged to Chris Jen kins. Ann Suhling pinned to Bickie Young, SAE, Randolph-Macon. Nancy Williams lavaliered to John McHugh. Laura Anderson lavaliered to Johnny Griffin, NCSU, KA. Assembly Schedule Oct. 15 United Nations Day Mr. Roberts Oct. 20 Fedora Horowitz — Con cert Pianist Oct. 22 Quartet of SMJC girls Oct. 27 Charles Dunn, Director of SBI Oct. 29 Mr. Bulley NEW GYM SUITS FINALLY ARRIVE The most fashionable thing to wear this fall seems to be the new St. Mary’s gym suit. It is made of navy blue wash and wear cotton and comes with matching pants. The dress has “St. Mary’s” embroidered in white on the upper left-hand side. Anyone may order the gym suit which costs eleven dollars. Said Miss Duncan of the athletic department, “The new gym suits definitely look better on the girls and are not big and bulky as were the old ones.” Mile. Clement Reacts to Her New Experience At SMJC Alademoiselle Caterine Clement is the new French teacher at St. Mary’s. Although her real home is Armen- tieres, France, she makes her tempo rary home in West Rock this year. Mile. Clement can identify with both teachers and students at St. Mary’s, because she teaches here and also attends classes here and at State. She studies English and history at St. Mary’s and Russian at State. Mile. Clement teaches two high school French classes eight hours a week. She enjoys teaching and says that it is a very interesting experience. Mile. Clement thinks that the language de partment at St. Mary’s gives the stu dents a solid foundation in their par ticular language, but she thinks that all languages should be taught to students at a much earlier age when their retentive powers are greater. Regarding the various schools she has attended. Mile. Clement feels that there is really no comparison be tween London schools and St. Mary’s. She likes St. Mary’s and says she is being well treated here. Mile. Clement also commented on the at mosphere of St. Mary’s, saying that it is very conducive to studying. Ac cording to her, English and American students are more natural and very friendly. Mile. Clement loves to meet all different kinds of people and talk with them. She enjoys going places with a group of people and hopes to do more of this in the future. So far, her busy schedule has kept her from getting acquainted with other stu dents. For this reason, and also for the benefit of the students. Mile. Clement would like to see some on- campus facility set up where St. Mary’s students could get together with other Raleigh students and en joy themselves. She thinks that this will help to alleviate boredom and homesickness. She further states that she would be more than glad to help initiate the project. Since this is Mile. Clement’s first visit to the United States, she has not had time to form many opinions, but she did say that she is very impressed with the tremendous size in area of the United States as compared to European countries. She hopes to travel and see much more of the U. S. eventually. Mile. Clement com mented favorably on the natural “look” that American girls have, although she said that American fashions are somewhat behind Euro pean fashions. Mile. Clement has many interesting opinions and ideas which she would like to share with other students and hopefully both she and other St. Mary’s girls can benefit from a slight interchange of culture. SUPPORT YOUR SIGMA-MU ACTIVITIES!! their com an lie affairs, ed both in ork and in 1 Carolina, ■ry’s. : St. Mary's mented Dr.- n past dat- no personal “My job is is graduate, ryone.” f: “I really ean, but I ve up teach- Droughly en- ect of St. pians t Play ran, II inducted for lb production ason at St. 18-29. To be k of Father- fall produc- ilson’s “The ilightful mu- •Is’ finishing nd their love ;n the 1920’s, le music and e- nale lead is ship portray- Karen Rose istress of the Dubonnet, leap” schooL ed by Lena iaracters i,j, Leigh Arni^ lugar BryaaJ Janet DavigJ 5 Boyfriend)! east also jjJ* I, Beca BittiJ Raleigh i of the choi I is directed with nic hael Bullei f the Dr, im, vice p. ran, secret, nd CatheJ easurer. f r 'i
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