4.X1. X- It Belles OF ST. MARY’S 'K ^r’ Catkins Becomes ew Food Director inar" will be conducted at the IN. C. State Faculty Club, February 3, from nine to five o’clock. Cost for the event including lunch, is $3.50. Miss Patricia^Parker Presents Music Recital Miss Patricia Parker, a former SMC stu dent, presented a guest recital Thursday night, January 18. Accompanied by Mr. Wilson Nichols on the piano and Mr. Anthony Danby on the oboe, the soprano sang works by five composers. Included were Franz Williams, I tti lias Cwho preters to oe caucu as joined the St. Mary’s com- Bn(j • food director for the dining a wife and I tti ' •’as r i^who prefers to be called 0 Ha ■'^^^dren , ■*''*”8 been’ ’dfant son and a daughter. Saob for two and a half years . ^aga p “Ployed for two and a half years of°°i!*’ came to St. Mary’s* from Lake in San Antonio, Texas. Page 4, Col. 3) ^^hamas And New Davis and Ami O’Neil /Han rny ,.1 . •o (1 spring y gids from St. Mary’s, diis an exciting trip bit / "'eekenrl .^^”ds. Present plans may in- ‘ c '' Disjjg ^*11 sunny Florida and a possible e’clorV d before sailing from Miami oy Guitarist and vocalist Candi Lowe present . L ninne idea of the “Liberated Woman ^erform at Wednesday night chapel on r member of Campus Crusade for Srist she'is making a twc^week tour of the Eastern sings about the Although C.„iX“,X,he .( "Liberated She leek women is to oe ^ „ n^rkt into your lire, that liberation IS ^ ^ns for women Miss Lowe adds Aat Chnst^me to have a second >7 ^ „o liberation by Chnst ca frustration Converse College, Miss Lowe A graduate of Co ^ folk-smg- traveled two years with Crusade. She ing group sponsored and sharing is currently Woman’’, her message, ^onh Carolina January 21 She will stay appearing at St. through February ‘ gPe will present a Mary’s, Peace, and ^ ^^^jent union final concert in the • at 7:30 p.®. on opened to all _im “Feminar . ® Miss Lowe. Focusing terested girls, JfJf chit relates to specific on how the message workshop will in- j’un Jour” by Faure. Miss Parkei areas of discussion as relationships program with de Falla’s "Siete Can- elude such personJproblfJ^^^— populates Espanolas.” with people, -—- Parker’s recital was one of the many V/ivt In The spring g^gst redtals which are being presente^y the ^ L- L, an opportunity for Fours o department for the benefit of its sunny days bring ]ay,ng in students and Raleigh residents, swimming m Oi P 3) (Continued on^^^ on well - Schubert, Ralph Vaughan Williams, George Bizet, Gabriel Faure and Manuel de Falla. The program was divided into five presenta tions with an intermission after the first two. Miss Parker opened with Schubert’s “Fruhlings- glaube. Op. 20, No. 2,” and five other works. “Ten Kake Songs” by Williams was next, a set of William Blake’s poems which had been put to music. French composer Bizet followed, with “Je dis que rien ne m’epouvante” from Carmen, and then “Poeme d’un Jour” by Faure. Miss Parker nrr,crram with dc Falla’s “Siete Can- •>11 ave 'Cov, •“Ck bdiiiiig iumi 'Cts fiy On March 5. The entire arrive e-f X —*• UIl boat’ arrives in Nassau ^ caves Wednesday afternoon spem*^^f commercial tourist resort. %s. to pg ^_^cre before the group con- Island and other attrac- ^ Brs’an Green, will The evangelist, ®"°"^gdnesday, Janua^ ve at St. Marys day eve- N^Sons plans '’•tited the Bahamas last on N,>e7L‘°.do Mar>-’s ^ Wednesday eve^ 31st, for a two^lay Green ning chapel Superstar or Megalo on tire topic "Jesus Ch«t^/.^^^al discus«on Ift?x;f oSn to any ^nts. Thursday J„ters with individual campus to«^"(r"rhile visiting St. Majs, *' ‘es !''tat>tit e of ijg . tt° so again this year, de her ir, IIIIO 7V.«A, - islands ''ytessions of the trip. The * H C'’s numerous parties and of by j. ,. tielicious food served four de^ _ ''f'^bness "'atters; only a temporary Nts'Vbe iJ^I’fents any discomfort. C>s Qf 8teeted‘^^’'' =** Nassau, the pas tioj'.' and“‘ 'fie sea ”a’‘vcs who dive for , b a the In,' ® small price. Shopping atoa.^btillijj ^tnational Bazaar in Frcc- bbe a for .1 Ptospect for the shopper fi’av'^^^'bottompTi''^*^* *bc w'ants. One N is ^'^tive a boat to Paradise Island fictie On ^_'^°t>*cr over; much of tin scooters. rj|,g on campus tor oi,v... ^l. . students or gtou^ gf the Reverend Canon Green will be the » ^isu is spon Mo. “"Srtffw •»'* *' Ckoon On*" C?”b Se!o, •' 1901. He received his Ba \92l. 92. until 1531. 1934. Begm- ixford Univciti^, ning in 1 wann and ,g har^nducted P®a^tig mis- .ntinued on Pi«e 3, Co • i.-tU munities.” cademic Dean President of academic affairs. Becoming interested both in more challenging work and in returning to North Carolina, he came to St. Mary’s. “I’ve known about St. Mary’s all my life,” commented Dr. Miller, “mainly from past dat ing experiences.” Although he has no personal advisees, he says “My job is to help the students graduate. I’d like to help everyone.” Stated Dr. Miller: “I really enjoy being a dean, but I ■wouldn’t want to give up teach ing, either. I am thoroughly en joying every aspect of St. Mary’s.” SMC Thespians To Present Play by Tonia Bryan, II Tryouts were conducted for the first Drama Club production of the 1973-74 season at St. Mary’s on Aug. 28-29. To be performed the-week of Pather- DaughtersDay, the fall produc tion is Sandy 'Wilson’s '"The Boy Friend,” a delightful mu sical about a girls’ finishing school in France and their love life problems. Set in the 1920’s, it is filled -with the music and dancing of the time. Cast as the female lead is Catherine Blankenship portray ing Polly Bro'wne. Karen Rose is the fussy headmistress of the school, Madame Dubonnet Maisie, that “Madcap” school, girl, is represented by Lena Johnson. Other characters m, dude Hortense, Leigh , Rasmor; Dulcie, Sugar Brya^j Lady Brockhurst, Janet Davisi and as Tony (the Boyfriend)! Roy Dicks. The cast also f ' dudes Coco Pollard, Beca Bittj Don Key (a noted Raleigh ent) and members of the chor The production is directed j Harry Callahan, -with mu super*fised by Michael Bulls The president of the Drn Club is Mebane Ham, vice p| ident is Sugar Bryan, secrejf is Karen Rose, and Cathe Blankenship is treasurer.

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