Saint Mary's College - Stage Coach Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1952 volume:

2 .CcJ •i K ti ■ 4 rV fryuX? G v A v ,p O— tf QMM M y Q a V- lazu+iJ iCwgK wat a N woiX wi -mj-. ; ,■■■ ■ . . . _ - ■■ s . = c -% olltL Ouo K j-PfT j- J- iy o froo J %K A V V x Y _0 A A ' yict) 44d u e ey- V •flvyi A J 1 , :l : ■ X3 L yV - b. 1 The 1952 STAGE COACH YEARBOOK OF SAINT MARY ' S SCHOOL AND JUNIOR COLLEGE Foreword Saint Mary ' s will always be difficult to define. In a sense the 1952 Stack Coach is a visual definition of Saint Mary ' s : what outsiders might see of the school if they looked enough and examined the record. But for students, especially Seniors, the pictures herein are only reminders of memories which lie deeper than pictures. For the enduring values which you may detect in word and picture, we, Editor Anna and Business Manager Mary Dubose, proudly present this annual, confident that the smiles, the cheers, the lectures, the books, the meetings and the friends symbolize, if they do not define, Saint Mary ' s and A Year in the Grove. As Secretary to the Bookstore and Postoffice she has been a beloved part of Saint Mary ' s for many years. Always kind, always helpful in every way, she has shown her genuine interest in our life at Saint Mary ' s and is truly a warm friend of all the girls in school- It is with a great deal of pleasure, gratitude, and love that we dedicate the 1952 Stage Coach to MISS BESSIE BROWN Smedes Hall The Chapel Holt Hall Dining Room and Gymnasium The Auditorium The Infirmary ®(D©©©®®®® ®®©@© ©® L ADMINISTRATION RICHARD G. STONE President A.B., Western Maryland College; Ph.D., The Johns Hopkins University. Saint Mary ' s 19-16-. He is the personification of interest in Saint Mary ' s. We thank him for guidance in bringing understanding and friendship between faculty and students and furthering ideals and principals inspired by this personal contact. 10 I. HARDING HUGHES When years have passed, the memo- ries of Mr. Hughes, his cheerfulness, his friendliness, and his sincerity, will never leave our hearts. His personal interest in helping each girl to enrich her life in every way is one of the main reasons for the respect and admiration which every Saint Mary ' s girl has for Mr. Hughes. MARTHA DABNEY JONES Her understanding and love towards Saint Mary ' s and each girl have helped to promote friendliness within the school and admiration for the school. Her kindness, helpfulness, guidance, and effi- ciency will not soon he forgotten by any of us who attend Saint Mary ' s. We owe our gratitude and respect to Miss Jones, our Dean. The Faculty ■svinmHM 12 Elizabeth Bason Home Economics A.B., Flora Macdonald College; M.A., Columbia Uni- versity. Saint Mary ' s, 1924-. Ernestine Boineau Commercial Subjects Janet R. Broughton Mathematics and French A.B., Lindenwood College; M.A., Oberlin College. Saint Mary ' s 1940-. Russel Broughton, Head of Music Department, Organ, Harmony, History of Music Mus.B., Mus.M., Oberlin College; Fellow of the American Guild of Organists; Pi Kappa Lambda; Estey scholarship. Conservatoire Americain, Fon- tainebleau; pupil in organ of George Whitfield Andrews, Henri Libert: in theory, of A. E. Heacox: in composition, of G. W. Andrews, Nadia Boulanger: in improvision, of Marcel Dupre. Saint Mary ' s 1940-. Helen Abel Brown Librarian A.B., M.A., Middlcbury College; A.B., in Library Science, University of Michigan. Saint Mary ' s 1937-. Owen Hand Browne Chemistry B.S., North Carolina State College; Ph.D.. The Johns Hopkins University. Saint Mary ' s 1950-. Elizabeth Cameron Physical Education The Woman ' s College of the U.N.C.; B.S.. Saint Mary ' s 1951-. Geraldine Spinks Cate Voice, Glee Club A.B., University of South Carolina; Mus.B., West- minster Choir College; M.A., in Music, Teachers Col- lege, Columbia University; pupil of Julie Belle Soudant. Saint Mary ' s 1940-. Florence C. Davis Speech and Theatre Arts Bachelor of Oratory. Emerson College; pupil of Edith Herrick; Feagin School; Teachers College, Columbia University. Saint Mary ' s 19] 1-. Mary Oliver Ellington Biology, Hygiene B.S., State Teachers College, Farmville, Va. ; M.S., North Carolina State College. Saint Mary ' s 19 7-. William C. Guess, Head of Department , History and Social Sciences A.B.. University of North Carolina; M.A., The Johns Hopkins University. Saint Mary ' s 1928-. Mary Ruth Haig Piano DePauw University School of Music; Graduate in Piano, pupil of James Friskin, Juilliard Institute of Musical Art; B.S., in Music Education, Teachers College, Columbia University ; pupil of Sascha Gorodnitzki, pupil of Robert and Gaby Casadesus, Conservatoire Americain, Fontainebleau. Saint Mary ' s 1937-. Israel Harding Hughes Bible A.B.. University of North Carolina ; B.D., Episcopal Theological School, Cambridge, Mass. Saint Mary ' s 19 12-. The Faculty Martha Dabney Jones English Graduate of Saint Mary ' s; A.B., Sweet Briar Col- lege; M.A.. University of North Carolina. Saint Mary ' s 1937-. Sara Esther Jones English B.S., Asheville College; M.A.. George Peabody Col- lege for Teachers. Saint Mary ' s 1947-. Anne Henderson Lindsey Spanish, French A.B., M.A., University of North Carolina. Saint Mary ' s 1950-. Annie Ruth Lineberrv Mathematics A.B.j Meredith College; M.A., Columbia University. Saint Mary ' s 1927-. Hilda Rae Liverman, Head of Department, Physical Education B.S., Woman ' s College of the University of North Carolina. Saint Mary ' s 1949-. Charles Albert Pettigru Moore, Head of Depart- ment English A.B., M.A.. University of North Carolina. Saint Mary ' s 1935-. Katharine Morris Irt, History of Art Graduate of Saint Mary ' s; studied further at Uni- versity of North Carolina, Meredith College, Wo- man ' s College of the University of North Carolina. Abbott School, New York School of Fine and Applied Art. Saint Mary ' s 19 15-. Mabel Margaret Morrison Psychology, Latin, History A.B.. M.A., Dalhousie University; Ph.D.. University of Toronto. Saint Mary ' s 1929-. Nancy ' Delia McLauiun English, History A.B., Coker College; M.A.. University of North Carolina. Saint Mary ' s 19-17-. Watson K. Partrick Bible, Latin, Algebra A.B., University of North Carolina. Saint Mary ' s 1936-. Donald Peerv Piano, Theory Mus.B., Oberlin College; M.A.. Teachers College. Columbia University; pupil of Rosalyn. Tureck. and Frank Sheridan. New York. Saint Mary ' s 1940-41; 1944-. Julienne Mongin Smith French, Spanish A.B., M.A.. University of South Carolina; Certificate d ' Etudes, Sorbonne. Paris. Saint Mary ' s I948-. Cornelia R. Winton lecompanist A.B., University of Chattanooga; M.A., Duke Uni- versity; Certificate in Piano, Cadek Conservatory, Chattanooga. Tenn. Saint Mary ' s 1947-. Eugene F. Parker German, Spanish B.S., Norwich University. Northfield, Yt. ; Ph.D., Harvard University. Saint Mary ' s 1947-. 13 Staff Wd 1 Miss Bessie Burkhead Brown, Secretary to the Bookstore anil Postoffice; Mrs. Alice C. Boyle, Switchboard Operator; Mrs. Evie Callahan, Housekeeper; Mrs. Georgia Holleman, Assistant Die- titian; Mrs. Mary Jane Hornhack, Hostess; Miss Julia Jordan, Secretary ; Mrs. Lola Brodie Naylor. R.N., Resident Nurse; Miss Mary Lewis Sasser, Secretary; Miss Elizabeth Gordon Tucker. Secre- tary to the President; Miss Frances Vann. Assistant Secretary; Miss Mary Jane Siler, Dietitian; Miss Jane Peat, Alumnae Secretary. 14 Student Government Association ii i r 15 ALICE HICKS President of Student Government NANCY DAWSON Vice-President of Student Government LOIS PERRY Chairman of Hall Council Student Government Officers GILLIE MARTIN Secretary of Student Government SUE ANN SADLER Secretary of Hall Council MARY ANN EADDY President of Day Students 16 Honor Council Alice Hicks, Chairman ; Gillie Martin, Secretary; Rachel Brooks, Nancy Dawson. Ann Fitzgerald, Sib Harrier, Alice Hicks, Gillie Martin, Mary Michal, Joanne Trowbridge, Betsv Williams. Legislative Body ' - ' ■■ ' ■■ J : : • •■■ - • - n w • J- ; i HBr ' ■ 9P H ■ ' i...v =SH ' : ' ' ' ■■ ' ' ! ' ' 1— 7 ■ ■•T ■■ k- ■■■■■ ■ ' ■ fi ■ , Mi I ' ll W ' ' ' ' i ' ' ■ ] B ™ Bt t KM K ff KwKmv ' ■-■ ■ ■$ Ann Patterson, Chairman; Mary Ann Eaddy, Secretary; Emily Adams, Betsy Clarke, Nancy Dawson, Betty Dry, Betsy Dunn, Mary Ann Eaddy, Nell Eley, Leon Gold, Alice Hicks, M. D. Jones, Glenn Lightsey, Lynn Littleton, Ann Patterson, Lois Perry. Ann Robinson. Paula Wliitaker. 17 Hall Council Lois Perry, Chairman; Sue Ann Sadler, Secretary; Jeanie Patterson, Assistant Secretary; Counsellors : Pat Boesser. Lane Buckly, Betsy Clarke, Sandy Donaldson, Ann Fitzgerald, Sally Hackney, Laura Hays, Laura Holoman, Lynn Littleton, Kathrine Melcher. Ann MeCullock, A nn Patterson, Jeanie Patterson, Lois Perry. Ann Stewart. Helen Setzer. Gs kritWf-XY-i Vice Counsellors: Ann Banton, Martha Bridges, Gertrude Chappel. Margaret Cheatham. Peggy Costlier, Nell Boone Crofton, Edith Cross, Nancy Dawson, Connie Edwards, Ann Harless. Alice Hicks, May Holton. Gillie Martin. Buncv Robinson, Sue Ann Saddler, Janyce Winders. 18 Senior Class OFFICERS Ann Patterson President Ann Benton Vice-President Ann Fitzgerald Secretary Beeps Buchanan Treasurer Ann Patterson President 21 Class History It seems as if I haven ' t been in this attic for years. Where shall I start cleaning? Here with this stack of old papers, I guess. My, how dust does collect. What ' s this? My old S.M.S. SCrapbook. Here ' s an old snapshot taken on the first day of school, 1950. How well I remember ! that mad confusion! Every- one was wide-eyed with excitement dashing wildly about, and those endless matriculation lines. . . . That night we felt a strange friendliness being together at the end of our first day in college. I could hardly believe it, but that week I awoke to reality during those endless Iowa state tests. . . . Wonder what they found out about me? From then on I was swept up in a whirlwind of activity. At the Old-girl New-girl reception I found myself half tongtied being pushed a long line of smiling faces. College classes were no holiday. A mixture of themes, Thomas Hardy, French verbs, and amoebas floated through my mind. Oh, here ' s my Halloween mask ! I remember how I donned my witche ' s cap, bobbed for apples, and had my fortune told — Good times ! it said. And how true! Between my mental exertions I found time for Toddle House cheeseburgers, two-minute taxi rides to the Ambassador, and Carolina weekends— those little bits of heaven ! Then Thanks- giving, home, and turkey. The three weeks following found me back in class with my knitting (argiles, of course), playing Juliet to my State Romeo and groping my way downstairs in our famous midnight fire drills. Soon White Christmas was heard in all the halls. The Glee Club polished up for their concert. And the Sunday before vaca- tion we filed into Chapel to see the Christmas pageant carried out with the traditional candlelight and pine. The seniors woke us with carols vacation morn and a few hours later we peeped through bags and boxes to wave good-by to our roomies shouting, Happy holidays ! And happy they were! and curtains pennants and pin-ups, records and roomies. We took off for test raids— Iowa State — but quickly returned to home base— the bridge tabic in Holt parlor. We shot the works at our enemies, but some of them were pretty tough, such as the C.T. in M.E., (Canterbury Tales in Middle English), and were conquered only after devouring twenty commentaries and an all night discussion (on our new late-light privileges.) Halloween was a perfect scream. Mother Goose had quite a brainy brood. Then there was the shortage— time and water ! Soon, again, Thanksgiving, home, and turkey. Upon our return the Senior Dance claimed more of our time and toil. Our dreamy Night Before Christmas passed quickly. The days that followed brought more frost and frolic. By that time I was through Hell (in the B.C.) and had hope! That Christmas, Alice was lovely as Mary in our pageant. After coffee and donuts we set off with cold noses singing carols in the grey of dawn on vacation day. Here ' s my woolen mitten c overed with candle wax — Fond, fond memories ! Back to school and exams again. . . . Spenser and Chaucer stood between us and graduation. The cramming sessions in Holt parlor lasted until four — with Faerie Queen and No-Doze as never before. As our senior year continued, we continued struggling — with English 31. We had tables in the dining room and front seats in chapel. We spent hours at the Ambassador and at the bridgi table, and even more hours in the library. Here ' s a play bill from Miss Davis ' production of Seventeen. In our spare time we read love magazines and solved logic problems. Girl-breaks, basketball games, and Circle walks highlighted the weeks until spring vacation. . . . Then those frantic first semester exams ! My European history book and I spent the night in the closet. I was scared — but somehow lived through and vowed to study next semester . . . but played bridge instead and was campused for illegal late lights. This crepe paper wisteria brings back memories of our Deep Purple Junior-Senior and our May Day over the rainbow. For weeks we planned every moment of our first week-end. To leave on Friday was truly bliss ! Slaving on our documented papers, we copied blue books, scattered note cards, and feared plaguerism. History maps, Mid-Winters, stuffed animals, trig problems, page duty, Miss Jones ' list, daily chapel services, and Sigtna-Mu games flash through my mind. This commencement program completes my memories of our fine junior year. September, 1951. The sun turned to ice. Black became white. The impossible happened. We were seniors ! The mass invasion of Holt began. Bare rooms became tiny homes, alive with clothes I turned the page. The Flagstad concert program was pasted beside a tap dance routine. We had an extra-long spring vacation — nine whole days . . . and made good use of every minute. I saw a pressed Easter corsage and remembered the beauty of the chapel services that happy Easter day. Beneath an old reading card and Tom Jones test, I found a campus slip — offense: taking a reserve book out at 9:28. I had saved a copy of the May Day program. How beautifully Pat reigned over our Toyland! Our Junior-Senior was truly one to remember. Here ' s a bid— oh ! sweet memories! A page of snap- shots — a scene from the Shakespearian play, Apey ' s leadership in our senior follies, Letitia ' s concert, a dorm scene, a hall party, the Glee Club concert, our class day, the step singing, the Com- mencement procession, the handkerchief falling. . . . The book ended, but my memories of Saint Mary ' s will never end. 22 Class Prophecy Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. Station S.M.S now brings you a fifteen minute pill of the top news of the day. Hut first, a word from our sponsor. Locadah (Hadacol spelled backwards) is not an ordinary medicine, for it cures anything and anybody. Just today we received two letters from two of our customers. Jeannie Patterson, Nell Boone Grafton both report that they have never seen such a quick and ever-lasting remedy as Locadah. Just one bottle and you are looking at the world through rose- colored glasses again. So try our wonderful product and see if you too do not see the rapid change. And, ladies, it tastes good too. For a look at international news, we find that Katherine Mel- cher, U. S. ambassador to Brazil, is still down thar ' bargaining for more bananas, but she sorrowfully reports the Brazilians as saying again, Yes, we have no bananas. ' 1 Across the Atlantic to Europe, our ambassador to France, Marion Faison, has aban- doned her duties in Paris and is enjoying a short vacation at the Rivera. Barbara Taylor, who is still conducting her world- wide research on Why the Divine- Comedy is so devine, is now in Florence, Italy, where she hopes to find her answer. Good luck to a swell seeker ! In Washington our President Alice Hicks is having trouble with the Supreme Court. Ann Patterson, Chief Justice, and the two foremost members of the Court, Gillie Martin and Ann Fitzgerald , will not give in to the President. The case that is causing all the trouble is the U. S. vs. Sally Hackney and Mary Debose Watson. It all started when one of the two told some secret national plans on how the U. S. was going to capture the Stratosphere. The controversy is which party told. Ruth Mines, the F.B.I, lady on the case, reports, This prese nts a good logic question. Were they in an elevator? Chief Justice Patterson- has planned for another hearing tonight. Her reason — she has to bake a cake this afternoon. Just what the court and the President will decide is hard to tell, but it is going to be a fight to the finish. In New York today Laura Hays was awarded the title of Miss Rosebud of 1980. Mary Dorsett ran a close second but ended up only as a narcissus. Sue Ann Sadler, the renown fashion designer, planned both the models wardrobes, and each had, of course, a furlined middy blouse, Miss Sadler ' s specialty. These middy hlouses are rapidly sweeping the nation (hope they clean it up). On their last T.V. program Ann McCitlloch and Clair Boone, the Toni Twins, wore these hlouses, and the effect was very stunning! Letitia House and Nancy Murray made their comeback last night at the Met where they presented the opera La Sainta Maria Scholia, a sad tale of boarding school life. They gave a wonderful performance and were quickly accepted by the puhlic. Much to the nations regret there has occurred another riot in New York. The night club Hotsie Totsie was the center of the turmoil, and the instigators were none other than those red-head Flaming Mamies Ann Benton and Ann Harless. They offered no excuse, but frankly stated, The place was too dead — -we wanted some action. Again detective Mines is on the job. She really gets around. And now to Hollywood where we get the latest dirt on the movie stars from Buncy Hedda Hopper Robinson. She reports that Actress Helen Setzer has just completed her latest flicker which is entitled Assembly Dismissed. Lane Buckly and Alice Jones make their dancing debut in this picture, and they are very good. They got their start in Orchesis at Saint Mary ' s School . Miss Robinson has no criticism of the picture except she does say that now she appreciates Miss Setzer in orange. As we reported to you yesterday, Miss Setzer would not allow the picture to be made in technicolor but insisted upon orangitint. Song writer Bootie Pento-n has recently published what she terms as her bestest and lastest song. The song, Dont chop the Wood, Mother Fin Bringing Home A Load Tonight, is becoming the number one tune of the nation and has many promises in the future. What kind of promises we hate to say. In North Carolina the scene is just about the same. Governor Mary Ann Eaddy has appointed Ann Ptntou and Margaret Cheatham to survey the distances between Richmond and Wil- mington and Henderson and Martinsville, Virginia, respectively. There seems to have been a disturbance as to which of these four cities is the closest to Raleigh. No conclusion has been reached as ye t, but Cheatham and Penton are steadily measuring every day. FLASH ! ! ! We have just received word from Washington that Ann, Stewart- who has weighed u ' 7 pounds for the last thirty years has at last added a pound ! We know that our listeners will be overjoyed at this news. Congratulations Ann! At the Sir Walter Hotel the Fifty-two Pick-up Club is spon- soring a State-wide bridge tournament. The struggle started today. The most favored table composed of Virginia. Allen, May Bolton, and Jess Gant, is still hollering for their fourth. Could Martha Bridger be late again? Three Raleigh housewives, Janet Harris, Audrey Campbell, and Laura Holoman, have won the Nation-wide contest on the program Crack the Vault by an- swering the question, Who is buried in Grants tomb? The answer, of course, as revealed by the three ladies is Lee. They received many wonderful prizes, but the one most appreciated was a hundred complete volumes of English Literature ranging from Bede to Shakespeare. What more could they ask for? Into the realm of the unknown and interplanetory news, we hear that Daring Peggie Costner has found a new mineral on Mars. She sails it the Jack rock and believes that this specie will revolutionize the world. Nancy Dawson, Loin Perry, and Mai Stewart who recently took off on their rocket ship The Do Or Die have not reported any discoveries so far. They are now en route to the Sun where they plan to join with Edith Cross and Betsy Clarke. These two scientists are in the midst of an experiment with the Vitamin Bomb. From there they will travel to Mercury to hear Dr. Pant ' s lecture on the Paul Theory which is based on a recently discovered error in Einstein ' s Theory. Now for another word from our sponsor. We don ' t have to tell you how good Locadah is because here is a letter from Jan Winders to verify what we would say. Miss Winders says, I liked Locadah from the first minute that I saw the purple and pink polka-dotted bottle. I made up my mind right at the beginning and when I ever make up my mind, you can be sure that I ' m right. So, you see, folks, people just like you and me are using this grand product and are benefitting from their in- dulgence. Try it once and you ' ll never forget it. Now for the latest on sports. It seems that sports have taken a new turn this season. We aren ' t quite sure which way they are turning but it is for certain, they are going around in ciK;I ,. - All- American Coacli Beeps Buchanan- is planning to carry her football team (single-handed) to play against the All European team in Iceland this week. Her two star players, Pat Boesser and Sandy Donaldson, are reported as being in excellent shape for the game. Anna Redding, the famous sports commentator, will accompany them and will broadcast the game. The outcome of the game will be of interest to everyone all over the world. All we can say is Don ' t get nervous, Coach. Ann Nelson, the director of the weather, forecasts a Sunny day today. She also adds that the weather from here on out looks sunny. Thank you, Miss Nelson. This concludes our news broadcast for the day, but we will be back someday, someway, with more current events and special happenings. ' Till then, these are your roving reporters Helen Sanders and Shepherd Rustin with Mr, C. A. P. Moore in Master Control wishing you a fond adieu. 23 Last Will and Testament We, the senior class, being sound of mind and body, have come to the realizat ' on that soon Saint Mary ' s School will lose its foremost leaders, its most inspirational characters, its very backbone; this said institution of learning must somehow carry ui without those who are essential. The fact is, we are about to depart, and S. M. S. must go on as a stately oak that remans proudly upright although many of its lovely boughs have been hewn. Because of this reason we deem it necessary to bequeath the following blessings and possessions to our fortunate bene- ficiaries, to wit : Article I To Dr. Stone, we leave our thanks for the many new petitions that he granted this year. To Miss Jones, we leave a bottle of Bromo-Seltzer, three months to recuperate, and the hope that Senior classes like ours will be few and far between. To Mr. Moore, we leave a sufficient number of Eskimo parkas to be distributed to his classes during the winter months. To all other members of the faculty, we leave all the D s, E ' s, and F ' s that we have gleaned through these years to he redistributed to other deserving students. Article II I, Virginia Allen, leave still shouting, Bridge Anyone? 1 ' I, Anne Benton, leave still making out campus slips. I. Pat Boesser, leave my personality, popularity, and puleritude to Nancy Mclver. I, Claire Boone, leave my first edition copy of Cheering in Ten. Easy Lessons to Tootsie Jones. I, Martha Bridger, leave the phone on third Smedes vacant after two years of constant use. I, Beeps Buchanan, will my ability to write documented papers the n ' ght before they are due to Dottie Allen. I, Lane Buchly, leave the St. Mary ' s swimming pool to the Raleigh Water Supply Co , and Orchesis to next year ' s president. I, Audrey Campbell, leave my scatterbraiu to Miss Ellington and the biology lab. I, Margaret Cheatham, leave mv brunette beauty to Barbara Carter. I, Betsy Clark, leave still trying to make my trans-oceanic call to England. I, Peggy Costner, leave my petite neatness to Syb Hamer. I, Nell Boone Croft on, leave my quiet sincerity to Rachel Brooks. I, Edith Cross, leave my very high grades to Isabello Mebane. I, Nancy Dawson, hate to part with those few Nags Head freckles on my nose but leave them unwillingly to Mary Michel who will have to wear them on her feet. I, Sandy Donaldson, will my many honors in tennis to Flicka Keane. I, Mary Dorsett, leave still glad the North won the War, but proud of my adopted Southland. I, Mary Ann Eaddy, leave the city of Raleigh in the hands of my sister, Jo, just to keep it in the family. I, Connie Edwards, leave my love for men (especiallv from Carolina) to Kathy Whitfield. I, Marian Faison, leave my knitting of argyle socks to anyone else who has a motherly instinct. 1, Ann Fitzgeraldj leave my competance in any task given me to Gene Overbeck, I, Jess Gant, will my ability to sleep in class to Betty Jo Snyder, who is asleep already. I. Sally Hackney, leave my love for Carolina summer school lo any St. Mary ' s girl fortunate enough to have to go this summer. I, Ann Ha Hess, will mv flame-like personality and (lame-like hair to Deedee Davenport. I, Janet Harris, leave as confused as when I got here. 1. Laura Hays, will my neatness to (iwen (Jri . .ard. I, Alice Hicks, leave by ability to do almost anything to the whole Junior class, because another person with my versitality would be disastrous. I. Kuth Hines, leave my many stoles to Susie Nicoll. I, Laura Holoman, leave my concern with keeping the day student ' s room neat and quiet to Murph Fuller. I, May Hoi ton, hereby hit nisi to Paula Smith one majestic school completely equipped with tardy bill. I, Letitia House, will the music building to Cllerm Lightsey who stays there all the time anyway. I, Alice Jones, leave my bubbling personality to Fat Plowers. I, Gillie Mart : n, leave my friendliness In Betty Dry. I. Kitty Melchcr, leave my spot in the closet to anyone else who wants to skip concerts. I, Nancy Murray, will my golden voice to Haffye Sewell. I, Ann McCuIloch, leave my even temper to Doris Ann Line- burger who doesn ' t even know how to get angry. I, Ann Nelson, leave with a Sonny disposition. I, Ann Patterson, turn over this outstanding, talented, beauti- ful, co-operative, educated Sen ' or class to the world. I, Jeanie Patterson, leave my love for Davidson to Jane Blythe. I, Mary Jo Paul, will my dog-eared textbooks to Paula Whitaker. I, Ann Penton, leave my great numbers of true friends to Frances Satterlee. I, Bootie Penton, leave my flirtatious eyes to Sydna Kustiu who really doesn ' t need them. I, Lois Perry, leave my unmistakable drawl to my sister, Frances who already has one as thick as cream. I, Anna Redding, leave my Vogue styles to Nancy Boston who can carry on their tradition. I, Shep Rustin, leave my 22 cashmere sweaters to Lucy Hcilig who already has quite a collection. I, Sue Ann Sadler, leave my riotous laughter to Miss Bason who may be able to control it a little better than I did. I, Helen Sanders, leave my half-finished crossword puzzles scattered in all the classrooms. I, Ann Stewart, leave the presidency to the Sewanee Fan Club to Bebe Correll. I, Mai Stewart, will mv worn-out library chair to Donna Jean Bull. I, Barbara Taylor, will the dimple in my chin to Harriet Harris who lias a pair in her cheeks to go with it. I, Mary DuBose Watson, leave for the Far East. I, Janyee Winders, will my length to Itsy Masterton. I. Helen Setzer, leave to search for a world composed of the theatre, ballet, and poetry. I, Buncy Robinson, will my perpetual stream of conversation to Anne Ayres who could, as I did, hold up without anyone ' s help. We, the testators, Set .er and Robinson, representing the senior class, to appoint those signified to carry out their duties. and do sign this testament this second day of .Tune, 1952, as our last official duty. . . . 24 Senior s FLORENCE VIRGINIA ALLEN Warrenton, N. C. Bridge-shark, V.P.I., Warrenton, hospitality Belles Staff ' 51- ' .5 ' 2; Altar Guild 51- ' 52; Y.W.C.A. ' 51- ' 52; Christmas Pageant ' 31; Mu. ANNE CAHY BENTON Wilmington, N. C. Jaybird, wit Carrot-toy, Y.W.C.A. ' 50- ' 52; Vice-Counsellor ' 51- ' Vice-Pres. Senior Class ' 51- ' 52; Choir ' 00- ' . Christmas Pageant ' 51- ' 52; Sigma. MARY PATRICIA BOESSAR Winston-Salem, N. C. A n dp, Our beauty, Everybodys gal Sigma Cheerleader ' +9- ' 51 ; Choir ' 49- ' 52; Glee Club ' 49- ' .51; Dance Marshal ' 49- ' 5I, Chief Dance Marshal ' 51- ' 52; Canterbury Club ' 4.9- ' 52; Dramatics Club ' 49- ' 52; Hail Council ' 51- ' S2j Hall Counselor ' 51- ' 52; Senior Life Saving ' 52; Christmas Pageant ' 51 j May Court ' 51; Circle ' 51- ' 52, President of Sigmas ' 51- ' 52; May Queen ' 52; Sigma. JULIA CLAIRE BOONE Arlington, Va. Neatness, Feminine. Dates Galore Glee Club ' 50- ' 51; Choir ' 50- ' 52j Cheerleader ' 50- ' 51, Chief Cheerleader ' 51- ' 52; D ramatic Club ' 50- ' 52; Y.W.C.A. ' 50- ' 52; Altar Guild ' 50- ' 52j Sigma Pi Alpha ' 51- ' 52; Stage Coach Staff ' 50- 52; Belles Staff ' 50- ' 52; Hall Representative ' 51- ' 52; Seventeen ' 51- ' 52j Christmas Pageant ' 51 ; Belles Head- lines ' 51- ' 52; Sigma. MARTHA BRIDGER Phone calls, Hall Council ' 51- Christmas Pageant Art Certificate ' 51- Bladenboro, N. C Bast, swet I 52; Y.W.C.A. ' 50- ' 52 ' 51 ; Glee Club ' 5()- ' 52 52; Sigma. PEARI.E LONG BUCHANAN Hendersonville, N. C. Beeps, ' agile elephant, the best Dramatics ' Club ' 48- ' 52; As ) '  « Like It ' 48- ' 49; A Midsummer Night ' s Dream ' 49- ' 50j Letter Club ' 50- ' 51 ; ' Softball All Star ' 50- ' 51; Y.W.C.A. ' 48- ' 52; Belles News Staff ' 51- ' 52; Nominating Committee ' 51- ' 52; Treasurer of Senior Class ' 51- ' 52; Sigma Pi Alpha ' 51- ' 52; Christmas Pageant ' 51; Mu. 25 Seniors ANN LANE BUCKLY Tryon, N. C. Dancer, Bubbling, Versatile Hall Counselor ' 51- ' 52; Orchesis ' 49- 52, Pres.; Letter Club Pres. ' 50- ' 52j Canterbury Club ' 49- ' 50; Glee Club ' 4,9- ' 51; Cboir ' 50- ' 51; Swimming Club ' 4-9- ' 52, Pres. ' 60- ' 51 ; Acolyte ' 51-52; Nominating Committee ' 51- ' 52j Swimming 51- ' 52; Swimming Instructor 51- ' 52; All Star Swimming ' 4-9- ' 51 ; All Star Orchesis ' 50- ' 51; Swimming Award ' 51- ' 52; Hall Representative ' 50-51; Christmas Pag- eant ' 51; Sigma. AUDREY MARIE CAMPBELL Raleigh, N. C. K.A. ' s, Old South Ball, Pony Tail. Radiant Smile Altar Guild ' 51- ' 52; Stage Coach Adver- tising Staff 50- ' .52; Day Student Dance Marshal — Executive Committee ' 51- ' 52; Mil. MARGARET E. DAVIS CHEATHAM Henderson. X. C. trouble, Winning ways, Southern Double Belle Canterbury Club ' 49- ' 52; Granddaughter ' s Club ' 49- ' 52; Dance Marshal ' S0- ' 52; All Star Bowling ' 50- ' 51; Orchesis ' 50- 52; Staoe Coach Staff ' 50- ' 52; Belles Staff ' 50- ' 51j Altar Guild ' .50- ' .52; Marshal ' 51- ' 52; Hall Council 51- 52; Junior-Senior 5U- ' 51 ; May Court ' 52; Sigma. ELIZABETH COALE CLARKE Goldsboro, N. C. Jimmy, Piggy bank, conscientiousness Canterbury Club 50- ' .52; Hall Counselor ' 5I- ' 52; Dramatic Club ' 50- ' 52; Belles Staff ' 51- 52; Glee Club ' 51- 52; Petition Chair- man Legislative Body 51- 52; Altar Guild ' 51- ' 52; Sigma. PEGGY ANN COSTNER Lexington, N. C. Rockie, Cute, Petite Y.W.C.A. ' 50- ' 51; Dramatic Club Vice-Pres. ' 51- ' 52; Altar Guild ' 50- ' 52;.Orchesis 51- 52; Vice-Counselor ' 51- ' 52; Christmas Pageant ' 51; Mu. NELL BOONE CROFTON I.uinberton, N. C. Je - ry, pup, preciou. Y.W.C.A. 49- ' 52; Bellas and Stage Coach ' 51- ' 52; Marshal ' 51- ' 52; Orchesis ' 51- 52: May Day Pageant ' +9- ' 52; Sigma Pi Alpha ' 51 ' 52; Mu. 26 Seniors EDITH G. YARBOHOUGH CROSS Gatesville, N. C. Blue eyes, kitty kats, ' sincerity Canterbury Club 50- 52; Sigma Pi Alpha ' 51- 52; Dramatic Club ' S0- ' 52; Altar Guild ' 5l- 52; Hall Vice-Counselor ' 51- ' 52; Mer- chant of Venice ' 51; Belles Staff ' 50- ' 52; Mil. NANCY BRAGG DAWSON Elizabeth City, N. C. School spirit, individuality, popping person- ality Vice-Pres. Jr. Class ' 50-51; the Merchant of Venice ' 51; All Star Cheerleader ' 50- ' 51; All Star Volleyball ' 50-51; Life Saving ' 50- 52; All Star Softball ' 50- ' 51; All Star Swimming 50- 51; Circle ' 50- ' 51; Canterbury Club ' 50- ' 52; Dramatic Club ' 50- ' 52; Choir ' 51- ' 52; Vice-Pres. Student Gov. ' 51- ' 52; Honor Council ' 51- 52; Legislative Body ' 50- ' 52, Vice-Counselor ' 51-52; Christmas Pageant ' 51; Letter Club ' 50- ' 52; Orchesis ' 51- ' 52; Sigma. SANDRA LOUISE DONALDSON Wilson, N. C. Natural, Our Dandy Sandy ' true Mu Canterbury Club ' 50- ' 52; Mu Cheerleader ' 50- ' 51; Honor Council Member 50- ' 51; Tennis Champion 50- ' 51; Christmas Pageant ' 51; Head Mu Cheerleader 51- 52; Ha ll Counselor ' .51- ' 52; Belles Circulation Staff ' 51- 52; Acolyte 51- ' 52; Vice-Pres. of Mu ' s ' 51 - ' 52; Mu. MARY MINERVA DORSETT Ridgewood, New Jersey Beta Pin, sophistication, Yankee Doodle Christmas Pageant ' 51; Mu. MARY ANN EADDY Raleigh, N. C. Christmas Dance, efficiency, alert Sigma Pi Alpha ' 50- ' 51, Secretary-Treasurer ' 51- ' 52; Dramatics Club ' 50- ' 52; Secretary Legislative Body ' 51-52; President of Day Students ' 51- ' 52; Circle ' 51- 52; Christmas Pageant ' 51; Sigma. CORNELIA WILLIAMS EDWARDS Snow Hill, N. C. Connie, southern drawl, luscious lass Granddaughter ' s Club ' +9- ' 52; Orchesis ' 50- ' 52; Dramatic Club ' 50- ' 52; Glee Club ' 51- ' 52; Hall Vice-Counselor ' 51- ' 52; May Day Pegeant ' 49- ' 51; Mu. 27 Seniors FRANCES MARION FAISON Greensboro, X. C. Laugh, Ditkc football, pretty Mu Cheerleader 50- 51 ; Sigma Pi Alpha 50- ' 51; Stage Coach Staff 50- 52; Y.W.C.A. ' S0- ' S2j President, Sigma Pi Alpha ' 51- ' 52; Belles Circulation Staff 51- ' 52; Altar Girkl ' 51- ' 62: Orchesis 51- ' 52; Mu. HENRI ANN FITZGERALD Princeton, N. C. ■Fit: in I eg rit i. u decided Hall Counselor 51- 52; Glee Club 51- 52; Honor Council ' 51- ' 52; Altar Guild, Presi- dent - 51- ' .52; Sigma Pi Al))ha 51- ' 52; Senior Class Secretary ' 51- ' 52; Dramatic Club ' 50- ' 51; Y.W.C.A. ' 48-M2; Belles Circulation ' 51- ' 52; Stack Coach 51- 52; Christinas Pageant ' 81 ; May Day Pageant ' 48- ' 49; All Star Bowling ' 49- 51; Mu. JESSAMINE GAXT Burlington. X. C. Unpredictable, ' ' Jess, Chapel Hill Canterbury Club 50- 51; Sigma Pi Alpha ' SO- ' ol; Christmas Pageant SI; Mu. SARAH LATHAM HACKNEY Wilson, N. C. Beautiful Wilson, lie , gall vivacious Y.W.C.A. ' 50- ' 51; Dramatics Club ' 50- ' 51 ; Merchant of Venice ' 50; Dance Marshal 51- ' 52; Altar Guild •Sl- ' 52; Circle ' 51- ' 52; Secretary of Circle 51- 52; Softball All Star 50- 52; Hall Council ' 51- 52; Stack Coach Staff 50- 52; Crucifer 51- ' 52; Christ- mas Pageant ' 51 ; Mu. AGXES AXX I-IARLESS Edenton, X. C. Smile, ravish ' ) red head, Virginia Beach Orchesis 51- 52; Altar Guild 50- ' 52; Dance Marshal 51- ' 52; Marshal ' 51- ' .52; Hall Vice- Counselor ' 51- ' 52; Sigma Pi Alpha 51- ' 52; Belles Feature Staff ' 51- ' 52,- Y.W.C.A-. ' 50- ' 52; Sigma. JANET HARRIS Raleigh, X. C. Quiet, likable, unique walk Altar Guild 51- ' 52; Stack Coach Adver- tising Staff 51- ' .52; Mu. 28 Seniors ■■-. ' h ! LAURA MADl ' HA HAYS Durham, N. C. Dignity, slim and trim, brown eyes Y.W.C.A. ' 49- ' 52; Belles Staff ' 51- ' 52; Stage Coach Staff 51- ' .32; Chief Marshal ' ai- ' 52; Granddaughter ' s Club ' 49- ' 52; Orchesis ' S0- ' 52j Hall Counselor ' 51- ' 52; May Day Pageant ' 50- ' 52; Sigma Nu Alpha ' S0- ' 52; Sigma. I.AUKA MacDONALD HOLOMAN Raleigh, N. C. Brainy, gad-about, Florida Stage Coach Staff ' 50- ' 52; Hall Counselor ' 51- ' 52; Mu. MARY ALICE HICKS iison, X. C. Popularity .III around girl, Madame I ' plus Glee Club ' 4H- ' 49; Dramatic Club ' 4H- ' 49; Granddaughter ' s ' 4H- ' 52; Doctors ' Daughters ' Club ' 49- 52, President ' 50- ' Sl ; Beacon ' 48- ' .3(1, President ' 49- ' 51 ; Sigma Pi Alpha ' 50- ' 52; Choir ' 50- ' S2; Circle 51- ' 52; Y.W.C.A. ' 48- ' B2; Council ' 49- ' 51; Belles Circulation ' 50- ' 52, Manager ' 51- ' S2; Stage Coach ' 50- ' S2; Pres. .Ir. Class ' S0- ' 51; Honor Council ' 51- ' 52; Sigmas ' 50- ' 51; Legislative Body ' 50- ' 52, Secretary ' 50- ' Sl; Hall ' i r- Counselor ' Sl- ' 52; Athletic Council 50- ' 52; Orchesis ' 51- ' 52; Volleyball All-Star ' 50- ' 51; President of Student Government Associa- tion ' 51- ' 52; Sigma. may Mclaughlin x. holtox Wilmington, ' N. C. Secrets, milk diet, vivacious Canterbury Club ' 50- ' 52; Dramatics Club ' S0- ' S1; Altar Guild ' 51- ' 52; Stace Coach ' 51- ' 52; Hall Council ' 51- ' S2j Sigma. RUTH HATCH HIXES Greenwood, S. C. Ooldie locks. South Carolina, sweet Glee Club ' 50-51; Dance Marshal 50- ' 51; Granddaughter ' s Club ' 50- ' 52; Y.W.C.A. ' 50- ' 52; Marshal ' 51- ' 52; Stage Coach ' 51- ' 52; Orchesis ' 51- ' 52; May Court ' 52; Sigma. LETITIA axx house Beaufort, X. C. Songbird, thoughtfulness, tip-toe Choir ' 50- ' 52; President of Choir 51- ' 52; Glee Club ' 50- ' 52; Vice-President of Glee Club ' 51- ' 52; Altar Guild ' 50- ' 52; Canter- bury Club ' 51- ' 52; Christmas Pageant ' 51; Certificate in Voice ' 51- ' 52; Sigma. 29 Seniors ALICE VENABLE Tf JONES Warren ton, GILLIE BRAUGHN N. C. happy, twinkle toes and eyes Orchesis ' 48- ' 52, Sec.-Trcas., ' 51- ' S2; Altar Guild 51- 52; Letter Club ' 50- ' 52; Sigma Pi Alpha ' 50- ' 52, Vice-Pres., 51- 52; Swim- ming Club ' 48- ' 51; Belles Staff 50- 52; Y.W.C.A. ' 49- ' 51: Granddaughter ' s Club ' 48- ' 51; Acolyte ' 50- ' 51 ; Life Saving ' 50- ' 52; May Day Pageant ' 48- ' 52; Mu. MARTIN Richmond, Va. ' ' Old Vvrginy considerate, unpredictable Hall Representative ' 50-61; Vice-Counselor ' 51- ' 52; Belles Circulation Staff ' 51- ' 52; Dance Marshal ' 51-52; Honor Council ' 51- ' 52; Sec. Student Government ' 51- ' 52; Canterbury Club ' 51- ' 52; Sigma. RUTH ANN McCUIJ.OCH Bluefield, West Va. cool, calm, collected Hall Counselor 51- ' .52; Y.W.C.A. 50- ' 52; Glee Club 50- 51; Belles Staff ' 50-52; Dance Marshal 50- 52; Stage Coach Staff 50- 52; Choir ' 51- ' 52; Hall Representative ' 50- ' ol; Mu. KATHERINE CURRY MELCHER Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Brazil uiit, first Holt Mama, knitting Choir ' 50- ' 51; Canterbury Club ' 50- ' 52; Hall Counselor , 51- , 52; Sigma NANCY ANNE MURRAY Raleigh, N. C. voice, eyes, tcyurn gal Glee Club ' 51- ' 52; Dramatics Club ' 51- ' 52; Sigma Pi Alpha ' 51- ' 52; Seventeen l 51- ' 52; Stage Coach Staff ' 51- ' 52; Christmas Pag- eant ' 51; Mu. ANN PURRINGTON NELSON Lenoir. N. C. wedding bells, clothes, boodiddi! ' Y.W.C.A. 48- ' 52; Glee Club ' 48-49; Stage Coach ' 50- ' 52; Belles ' 50- ' 52; Orchesis ' 51- ' 52; Sigma Pi Alpha 51- ' 52: Sigma. 30 Seniors ANN PATTERSON Edenton, N. C. dependability, leadership, soft voice Canterbury Club ' 48- ' S2; Altar Guild ' 50- ' 52; Orchesis ' B0-B2; Stack Coach Staff ' 50- ' 52; Belles Staff ' 50- ' 52; Sec. of Junior Class ' 50- ' 51; Circle 51- ' 52; Chairman of Legis- lative Body ' 51- ' 52; Hall Counselor ' 51- ' 52; Sigma Pi Alpha ' 51-52; Christmas Pageant ' 51 1 Pres. of Senior Class ' 51- ' 52j Sigma. JEAN ANN PATTERSON Concord, N. C. Sigma Chi, friendly, Camay complexion Y.W.C.A. ' 50- ' 51, Pres. ' 51- ' 52j Doctors ' Daughters ' Club ' 60- ' 52, Pres. ' 51- ' 52; Hall Counselor ' 51- ' 52; Assistant Secretary of Hall Council 51- ' 52; Sigma Pi Alpha ' ' 51- ' 52; Nominating Committee ' 50- ' 51; Christ- mas Pageant ' 51; Sigma. MARY JO PAUL Washington, N. C. tirade A Belles, hidustriousness Belles Staff ' 50- ' 51, Editor 51- ' 52; Stack Coach Advertising Staff ' 5 - ' 51; Dramatic Club ' 50- ' 51; Circle 51- ' 52; Sigma Pi Alpha 50- ' 51; Publicity Chairman ' 51- ' 52; Altar Guild ' 50- ' 51; Canterbury Club ' 50- ' 51, Pres. ' 51- ' 52; Honor Roll ' 0O- ' 51j Christmas Pag- eant ' 51; Mu. ANN ELIZABETH PENTON Wilmington, N. C dependability, coy, Richmond vs. Wilmington Canterbury Club ' 50-52; Glee Club ' 50- ' 52; Treasurer of Junior Class ' 5(l- ' 51 ; Dramatic Club ' 50- ' 51; Orchesis ' 51- ' 52; Stack Coach Staff ' 51- ' 52; Hall Representative ' 51- ' 52; Christmas Pageant ' 51 ; Sigma. MARJORIE WILLARD PENTON Wilmington, N. C. On tin go, Bulletin rolling eyes Bulletin ' 48- ' 52, Editor ' 51- ' 52; Glee Club ' ■!H- 52; Choir ' «- ' 52; Granddaughter ' s Club ' 48- ' 62; Beacon ' 48- ' 50; Sigma Pi Alpha 50- ' 52; Canterbury Club ' lH- ' ,52; Student Vestry ' 50- ' 51; Sigma. LOIS SPRUII.L PERRY Adorable, Chas Windsor, rch holder Dramatics Club ' 50-51; Canterbury Club ' 5()- ' 52; Circle 50- ' 52, Pres. ' 51- ' 52; Chair- man of Hall Council ' 51- ' 52; Christmas Pageant ' 51; Legislative Body ' 51- ' 52; Orchesis ' 51- ' 52; Junior Class Adviser ' 51- ' 52; May Court ' 52; Mu. 31 Seniors ■---. ANNA INGRAM REDDING Plandome, L. I., N. Y. style ' n looks, converted yankee, a true t eni Editor-in-Chief of Stage Coach ' 51- ' 52; Marshal ' 51- ' 52; Belles Staff ' 50- ' 51; Dra- matic Club ' 48- ' 52; Church Street ' 4.9; As You Like It ' 4-8; Sigma Pi Alpha 51- 52; Glee Club ' 49- ' 50; May Day Pageant ' 49- ' S2; Sophomore Superlative ' 49; May Day Court Nominating Committee ' 50- ' 51 ; Orchesis ' 50- ' 52; Chairman of Decorations Senior Dance ' 51; Y.W.C.A. ' +8- ' 52; May Court ' 52; Mil. SARA ERNESTINE ROBINSON Concord, N. C. Jluneif. capability, cut up Stage Coach Staff 50- 51, Art Editor ' 51- ' 52; Y.W.C.A. ' 51- ' 52; Dance Marshal ' 50- ' 51; Vice-Councelor ' 51- ' 52; Bulletin Art Staff; Cheerleader ' 51- ' 52; Sigma SHEPHERD AMELIA RUSTIN Gastonia, N. C. Cashmere sweaters, Hair-do, Originality Belles Staff ' 51-.52; Stack Coach Staff 50- 52; Assistant Editor-in-Chief of Stage Coach; Orchesis ' 50- ' 52; Altar Guild 50- ' 52; Christmas Pageant ' 52; Dramatic Club ' 50- ' 51; Y.W.C.A. ' 48- ' 52; May Day Pag- eant 50- 52; Sigma. SUE ANTOINETTE SADLER Tarboro, N. C. Middy blouse, sensible, friends galore Belles Staff ' 50- ' 52; Stage Coach Staff ' 50- ' 52; Y.W.C.A. ' 50- ' 52; Swimming Club ' 50- ' 52; Sigma Pi Alpha ' 51- ' 52; Hall Repre- sentative ' 50- ' 51; Nominating Committee ' 51- ' 52; Senior Life Saving ' 51- ' 52; Hall Vice-Counselor 51- ' 52; Secretary of Llall Council ' 51- ' 52; Mu. HELEN BOY KIN SANDERS Charlotte, N, C. Zeus. ' ' wit, laugh Canterbury Club 50- 52; Altar Guild ' 50- ' 51; Senior Life Saving ' 50-51; Letter Club 50- ' 52; Vice-Pres. Granddaughter ' s Club ' 51- ' 52; Belles Staff ' 50- ' 52; Mu. HELEN ESTHER SETZER Hickory. N. C. Assembly dismissed ' dramatics, active Assembly Chairman 51- ' 5 ' 2: Dramatics Club 50- 52, Pres. ' 51- 52; Merchant if I ' en ice 50- ' 5 ' 2; Seventeen 51- ' 52; Christmas Pag- eant ' 51 ; Certificate Speech and Theatre Arts ' 51- ' 52; Orchesis 51- 52; Hall Counse- lor ' 51- ' 52; Bulletin ' 51- 52; Nominating Committee ' 50- ' 51; Sigma. 32 Seniors •-- ANNE MARSHALL STEWART New York, N. V. Sent Yankee twang, tikahle Canterbury Club ' 49-52, Vice-Pres. ' 51- ' 52; Altar Guiid ' 50- ' 52; Student Vestry SO- ' Sl ; Server ' 51-52; Choir Mother ' 51- ' 52; Glee Club 51- ' 52; Sigma Pi Alpha ' 51- ' 52; Hall Counselor ' 51- ' 52; dominating Committee ••51 - ' 52; Mu. MARGARET .MAI. VINA STEWART Birmingham, Ala. Smart, Birmingham h i , opera fan Dramatics Club ' 50- ' 52; . Merchant of Venice; Sigma Pi Alpha ' 50- ' 52; Belles Staff .51-52; Altar Guild ' 50- ' 52, Vice-Pres. ' 51- ' 52; Canterbury Club ' 50- ' 52, Secretary ' 51- ' 52; Sigma. BARBARA GEBE11T TAYLOR Tnquisitii Cilee Club 50- ' .5: •lin Gulfport, Miss. .lei haw Canterbury Club ' 50- ' 52; Granddaughter ' s Club ' 50- ' 52; Christmas Pageant ' 51; Mu. MARY DuBOSE WATSON Itn N. C. Capable, photograph) , fine Stage Coach Advertising Staff ' 50- ' 52, Business Manager ' 51- ' 52; Sigma Pi Alpha ' 51- ' S2; Mu. JANYCE WILKINSON WINDERS Kenly, N. C. Petite, sweet, neat Glee Club 50- 52; Or diesis ' 51- ' 52; Belles Staff ' 50- ' 5.1, Assistant Editor ' 5I- ' 52; Y.W.C.A. ' .51- ' .52; Granddaughter ' s Club ' 50- ' 52, Pres. 51- 52; Sigma Pi Alpha 51- 52; Vice-Counselor ' 51- ' 52; Christmas Pageant ' 51- ' 52; Mu. 33 Junior Class OFFICERS Nell Eley President Susie Nicoll Vice-President Laura Deaxe Matiiksox Secretary VIRGINIA TlMBERLAKE Treasurer First rote, left to right: ADAMS, Emilie Norwood, Aiioskie, N. C; ALLEN . Dorothy Rice. Winston-Salem, N. C; ALLEN, Elizabeth Lorraine, Rocky Mount, N. C; AYRES, Ann Bird. Accomac, Va.; BAILEY, Anne Marie. Rocky Mount, N. C. Second row: BOOTH, Nancy Vandiver. Charlotte, N. C; BOSTON, Nancy Martin. Richmond. Va. : BRAND. Louise Vance, Urbana, Ohio; BROOKS, Rachel Newell, Roxboro, N. C; BROWN. Barbara Llewellyn, Raleigh. N. C. 34 Juniors First row, left to right: BULL, Donna Jeanne, Greenville, S. ' C; BYRUM. Betty Ruth, Edenton, N. C. ; CARL- TON, Anne Rawlings. North Wilkesboro, N. C.j CARTER, Barbara Virginia, Atlanta, Ga. ; CHAMBLEE, Susan Kirklandj Richmond, Va. Second row: CLEMET, Mary Shaw, Richmond, Va. ; COOK, Katherine Williams, Salisbury, N. C; COPE, Martha Ann, Raleigh, N. C: CORRELL, Blanche Bonner, Laurinburg, N. C; COSLOW, Jerry Scott, Louisville, Kv. First row, left to right: CROOM, Anne Baker, Raleigh, N. C; CRYMES, Caroline McGee, Greenville, S. C; CURRIN, Mary Virginia, Meredithville, Va.; DANIELS, Patricia Bagley, Raleigh, N. C; DAVENPORT, Mary Anderson, Timmonsville, S. C. Second row: EADDY, Jo Frances, Raleigh, N. C.j ELEY, Nell Deans, Ahoskie, N. C; FAIR, Sarah Clieves, Greenville, S. C. ; FLOWERS, Patricia Anne, Atlanta. Ga.; GILLETT, Elizabeth Creech, Enfield. N. C. 35 Juniors First row, left to right: GORDON, Rebecca Ann. South Hill. Va.; HAMER. Sylvia Anne, Lenoir, N. C; HAMP- TON, Ermine Baldwin. Raleigh, N. C. ; HARRIS. Harriet Hortense. Franklinton, N. C. Second row: HAWKINS, Nancy Teagarden, Alexandria, Va.; HAZARD. Thelma Lois, Haw River, N. C; HIRST. Jane Bruce, Pureellville, Va.; HURT. Rebecca Wilson. Greensboro. N. C; JAMES. Lucy Genevieve, Raleigh, N. C. First rote, left to right: KEANE, Constance Ferrel, Charlottesville. Va.; KELLY, Frances-Wright. Culpepper, Va.; LANCASTER, Eleanor Elizabeth, Raleigh, N. C; LANDIS, Carolyn Loving. Charlotte. N. C; LINEBERGER, Doris Ann, Lincolnton, N. C. Second row: LOVE, Elizabeth Jean, Greensboro, N. C; LYNN, Elizabeth. Raleigh. N. C; MATHESON. Laura Deane, Ahoskie, N. C; MEBANE, Isabella. Huntsville. Ala.; MILLER. I ' atricia Ann. Durham. N. C. cx qs 36 Juniors First row, left to right: MITCIIINER. Margaret Davis, Raleigh, X. C; MOORE. Georgia Hickruott, Alexandria. Va.; MORGAN. Mona Jane, Durham. NT. C.j McCOLMAN, Sara Ann. Gibson, N. C; McCOEMICK, Leonora. Columbus, Ga. Second row: McIVER, Nancy Rawlings, New Orleans, La. ; McNEILL, Frances McCol ' l, Laurinburg, N. C. ; NEAL, Adeline Bacon. Marion. N. C; NICOLL. Charlotte Marion. Charlotte, N. C; OVERBECK, Gene Harriet, Fayette- ville, N. C. First row, left to right: OVERTON, Lucilc Christine, Newport News, Va.; PARKER. Mary Rawls. Burlington, N. C; PENN, Anne Elizabeth, Danville. Va.; PENNINGTON, Mary Elizabeth, Brodnax, Va.; PEOPLES, Siewers Anne, Pittsboro, N. C. Second rote: PERKINS, Virginia King, Greenville, N. C; PERRY. Frances Cooper, Raleigh, N. C.j PICKETT, Frances Jane, High Point. N. C. ; POWELL. Dorothy Norfleet, Raleigh, N. C.J SATTERLEE, Frances Sparkman, Spartanburg, S. C. 37 Junior First row, left to right: SEWELL, Haffye Elaine, Erwin, . C.j SMITH. Katherine Boyer, Biltmore, N. C; SMITH, Paula Mortimer, Pensacola, Fla.; SPARGER, Helen Joyce, Raleigh, N. C; STEED, Edna Jacquelyn, Raleigh, N. C. Second row: THOMAS. Marguerite Iris, Raeford, N. C; TIMBERLAKE. Mary Virginia. Roxboro, N. C.j URQUHART, Emily Mizell, Woodville, N. C; WARD. Cynthia Wood, Elizabeth ' City, N . C.J WHITAKER, Paula Frederick. Kinston, N. C. Left in right: WHITFORD. Katherine Kinsey, New Bern, X. C. ; W WILLIAMS, Margaret O ' Donnell, Raleigh, N. C; WOODWARD, Si MS. Margaret Davis. Edenton, N. C rumniond. Hampton. ' a. 38 Business Students OFFICERS Peggy Leahy I ice-President Virginia Mowrey Treasurer 39 Business Students Q i)Q4| First row, left to right: Arthur, Anna Ball, Raleigh, N. C. ; Chappell, Gertrude Ward, Raleigh, N. C; Couric. Rose Mary, Kinston, N. C. ; Dunn, Elizabeth Pannill. Alexandria, Va. ; Edwards, Delia Jeffress, Kinston, N. C; Fuller, Mary Evelyn, Raleigh, N. C. Second row: Gardiner, Carmen Loi, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Gary. Elizabeth Earle. Kinston, N . C; Glover. Jean Bowden, Bailey, N. C. ; Harris, Suzanne Logan, Norfolk, Va.; James, Barbara Ann. Raleigh, X. C; Johnston, Peggv Louise, Wilmington, N. C. First row, left to right: Jourdan, Margaret Anne, Siler City, N. C. ; Learv. Margaret Marriner. Moreliead City. N. C; Littleton, Mary Linwood, Wilmington, N. C; Maddux. Jane Lambdou. Marshall, Va. ; Marshall, Rebecca Ann, Gastonia, N. C; May, Louise Brown, Jacksonville, N. G; Second row: Mowery, Virginia Downs, Raleigh, N T . C.J McKim, Christine. Wilson. N. C. J Smith, Anne Badger. Ra- leigh, N. C. ; Snider, Betty Jo, High Point. N. C. ; Trant, Catherine Sue, Portsmouth. Va.; Trowbridge. Joanne. Plymouth, N. C. 40 Sophomore Class OFFICERS Leon Gold President Laura Erwin Vice-President TlMMIE TlMMONS Secretary Jeane Groves Treasurer First row, left to right: Anderson, Ann Scott, Wilson, N. C. ; Atkins, Frances Louise, Lillington, N. C. ; Baker, Martha Kay, Timmonsville. S. C; Blythe, Jane Chamblee, Charlotte, N. C; Bost, Alice Lyerly, Hickory, N. C; Bowcn, Ann Fain 5 Tryon, N. C. Second row: Brandsford, Anne Louise, Greensboro, N. C. ; Callaway, Sylvia. Pinehurst, N. C; Cart, Elizabeth Montgomery, Spartanburg, S. C. ; Cheek, Catheryn Eva, Smith field, N . ( ' .; Cobb, Sara Borden, Goldsboro, N T . C; Conger, Harriet Gillingham, Edenton, N. C. %jh % J M 41 Sophomores First row, left to right: Cooper. Ferebee Fenner, Richmond, Va.; Cullen, Mary Elizabeth, Painter. Va.; Dashiell. Diane, Pensacola, Fla. ; Duncan, Carolyn Elizabeth, Winchester, r a.; Epting, Shirley, Charlotte. N. C.J Ervin Laura Powe, Morganton, N. C. Second row: Freund, Ebba Susanne, Raleigh, N. C. ; Garris, Mary Linda. Margaretsville, N. C; Glenn. Nancy Bar- clay, Manhasset. N. Y.; Gold, Leon Brandt, Hickory, N. C.j Grizzard, Mary Gwendolyn, Branclivillc, Va. ; Hansen. Betty Jo, Raleigh, N. C. First row, left to right: Herring, Hazel Chamblee, Raleigh, N. C; Hester, Margo Erwin, Tryon. N. C; Jones. Elizabeth Davis, Pensacola, Fla.; Keller, Freda Louise, Charlotte, N. C.J La Far, Mary Lee Nelson, Gastonia. N. C. ; Lee, Isabel Custis, Rocky Mount, N. C. Second row: Lightsey, Ellen Glenn, Columbia, S. C; Masterton, Isabel Van Rensselaer, Hillsboro, N. C; Mielial. Mary Lenoir, Boone, N. C. ; Morrison, Catherine Hollister, Gastonia, N. C. ; McCabe. Anne Moss. Greensboro. N. C. ; McCotter, Emma Stephenson, New Bern, N. C. 42 Sophomores First row, left to right: Nichols. {Catherine Anne, Durham, N. C. ; Patman, Elizabeth Ann. Siler City, N. C. ; Pear- son, Jnlia Anne, Gastonia, N. C. ; Perry, Frances Cooper, Windsor, X. C. ; Proctor, Elizabeth Gray, Marion. X. C. Second row: Reineeke, Jane Sutherland; Fayetteville, X. C; Rutter. Beverly Grace, Ormond Beach, Fla.; Seaman. Barbara Watson, Warrcnton. X. C; Smith, Pearl Weathers. Shelby. X. C; Stevens, Ann Everette, Rocky Mount. X. C. ; Summcrville, Susan Horton, Charlotte, X. C. Left to right : Swinson, Mary Jane, Lakeland. Fla.; Thayer, Myra Lynette, Louiaburg, X T . C. ; Timmons, Marie Hollingsworth, Columbia, S. C; Tribble, Barbara Ann, Wake Forest. X. C. ; Trinkle, Sue Cosby, Richmond. Va.; Wooten. Louis Trotter, Goldsboro, N. C. 43 Freshman Class OFFICERS Ann Robinson President Betsy Wkbb Vice-President Sally Patterson Secretary Sally Hodges Treasurer First rote, left to right: Albury. Cecilia Bernadette, Nassau, Bahamas; Barliam. Harriet Ann. Ra- leigh, N. C; Bierer. Berkely Harrison, Lexington, Va.; Bowles, Nancy Christine. Raleigh, N. C; Bynum, Ann Applegate, Raleigh. X. C. ; Bynum, Mary Anne. Stantonsburg, N. C. Second rote: Cocke, Charlotte Garland, Stoney Creek, Va.; Cole, Carlene Page, Greenville. Daniels, Adelaide Worth, Raleigh, N. C. ; Dawson, Frances Lovelace, Stantonsburg, N. C. Elizabeth Hunter, Spruce Pine, N. C. ; Dry, Elizabeth Hunter, Concord, N. C. Third row: Edgerton, Mishew Ellen. Raleigh, N. C. ; Edwards, Jo Claire, Dade City. Fla.; Ervin. Dorothy Kimball, Morganton. N. C. ; Flythe. Margaret Virginia. Fieldale. Va.; Graham, Mary Alice. Raleigh, N. ( ' .; Gray, Hazel Wootton, Tampa, Fla. S. C.j Dent. 44 Freshmen First row, left to right: Gregorie, Edith Anderson, Bennettsville, S. C. ; Hargrave, Eva Hackney, Lexington. X. C. ; Heilig, Lucy Ragsdal ' e, High Point, X. C. ; Hodges. Sara Jane. Aslieville. N. C; Jones, Nancy Springs, Arlington, Va. Second row: Mansfield-Jones, Margaret Pendelton, Chattanooga, Tenn. ; Martin. Bcttv Ruth, Ra- leigh, X. C; Meares. Patsy, Fair Bluff. N. C; Mortenson, Glenda, Little River. S. C.J Owens. Lillian Duval, Atlanta, Ga. ; Patterson, Sally Hackney, Charlotte, N. C. Third row: Pearson, Ann Hoke, Southern Pines, N. C. ; Plowden, Xorvelle Richardson, Summer- ton, S. C. ; Rateliffe, Helen Michelle, Charlotte, X. C. ; Robertson, Blanche Spenser, Siler City, N. C. ; Robinson, Ann Moore. Littleton, . C. ; Rustin, Sydna Gray, Gastonia, X. C. Fourth row, left to right: Sickles, Elizabeth Barber, Charlotte, X. C. ; Smithdeal, Peggy Eaton, High Point, N. C; Stronaeh. Anne Cameron, Raleigh. N. C. Fifth row: Triplett. Lillian Weed. Lenoir, N. C. ; Tucker, Velva Hayden, High Point, X. C; Weaver. Hannah Erwin Baird, Raleigh. X. C. Si.rth row: Webb. Elizabeth, Ann. Aslieville, N. C. ; White, Irene, St. Augustine, Fla.J Whitfield, Katherine Rose, Kinston, X. C. 45 Special Students Edna Faye Brown Wendell, N. C. Janie Jolly Ragsdale Raleigh, N. C. Betsy Ross Baugh Raleigh, N. C. Catherine Clark Bikle Raleigh, N. C. Margaret Uzzel Bowen Raleigh, N. C. Sara Lutrelle Griffin Raleigh. N. C. Angela Griffin Raleigh, N. C. Mary Anne Jobe Raleigh, N. C. Alma Ann Penney Raleigh, N. C. Betsy Virginia Pureell Raleigh, N. C. George R. Ragsdale Raleigh, N. C. Lemuel M. Shirley Raleigh, N. C. Sarah Elizabeth Stone Raleigh, N. C. Peggy Ann Sullivan Raleieh. N. C. Glenn Warren Raleigh. N. C. Helen Pearl Whitfield Raleigh. X. C. Susan Hayes Raleigh, X. C. Mary Elizabeth Workman Raleigh, X. C. 46 SNAPS 48 Belles Mary Jo Paul Editor Janvce Winders Asst. Editor Ann Patterson Feat. Editor Sue Ann Sadler News Editor Emily Adams, Virginia Allen, Anna Ball Arthur, Claire Boone, Nancy Booth, Nancy Bowles, Beeps Buchanan, Anne Carlton, Margaret Cheatham, Cathryn Cheek, Betsy Clarke, Harriet Conger, Bebe Correll, Rose Mary Courie, Nell Boone Crofton. Edith Cross, Mary Virginia Currin. Sandy Donaldson, Connie Edwards, Marion P ' aison, Ann Fitzgerald, Peggy Flythe, Ebba Freund, Linda Garriss, Becky Gordon, Edith Gregorie, Ann Harless, Laura Hays, Hazel Herring, Margo Hester, Jane Hirst, Becky Hurt, Lou Keller, Ischel Lee, Glenn Lightsey, Lynn Littleton, Becky Marshall, Gillie Martin, Isabel Masterson. Laura Matheson, Isabella Mebane, Ann MeCullock, Chris McKim, Kitty Neal, Ann Nelson, Susie Nicoll. Ann Patterson, Ann Penn, Ann Penton, Gray Proctor, Jane Reinech, Shep- herd Rustin, Sue Ann Sadler, Helen Sanders, Peggy Smithdeal. Mai Stewart. Marie Timmons, Sue Tinkle, Lillian Triplett, Emily Urquhart, Cynthia Ward, Betsy Ann Webb, Paula Whitaker. ifij! i l 49 The Stage Coach EDITORIAL STAFF Anna Redding Editor-in-Chief Shepherd Rustin Assistant Editor-in-Chief Buncy Robinson Art Editor Harriette Ann Barham, Claire Boone, Alice Bost. Margaret Cheatham, Nell Boone Crofton. Betty Dry, Betsy Dunn. Sarah Fair, Marion Faison, Ann Fitzgerald, Linda Garris, Laura Hays, Lane Harvey. Margo Hester. Aliee Hicks, Ruth Hines, May Holton, Carolyn Landis, Ann McCullough, Ann Nelson, Duvie Owens, Ann Patterson, Sally Pat- terson, Ann Penton, Joanne Trowbridge, Sydna Rustin, Sue Ann Sadler, Cynthia Ward, Sally Hackney, Syli Hamer. 50 of 195:2 BUSINESS STAFF Mary Dubose Watson Nancy Booth, Louise Brand, Audrey Campbell, Gertrude Chappel, Martha Cope, Patsey Daniels. Eebeeca Gordon. Gwen Grizzard. Laura Holoman. Janet Harris. Elizabeth Huffman, Cris MeKim. Laura Matheson, Nancy Murray. Susie Nieoll, Timmv Timmons, Ann Hope Pierce. L  . - J 51 Bulletin Majorie Penton Editor Emily Adams. Virginia Currin. Majorie Penton, Helen Setzer, Lillian Triplett. 52 ®f)e ©rber of tfje Circle Lois Perry Sally Hackney President Secretary Ann Patterson Treasurer Aim Benton Pat Boesser Nancy Dawson Sandy Donaldson Mary Ann Eaddy Nell Eley Ann Fitzgerald Sally Hackney Alice Hicks Gillie Martin Ann Patterson Mary Jo Paul Lois Perry Mary Dubose Watson 53 Catherine Morrison, Pres. Alice Host, Sec.-Treaa Alice Bost Leon Gold Jean Groves Margo Hester Glenn Lightsey Mary Mi Catherine Morrison Anne Pearson Marie Timmons Barbara Tribble 54 Y. W. C. A. Jeannie Patterson President Catherine Morrison Vice-President Laura Dean Matheson Secretary-Treasurer Emily Adams, Virginia Allen, Frances Atkins, Ann Bailey, Kay Baker, Ann Benton, Claire Boone, Alice Bost, Ann Bowen, Martha Bridges, Rachael Brooks, Pearle Buchanan, Mary Ann Bynum, Betty Byrum, Sylvia Calloway, Katherine Cheek, Peggy Costner, Nell Boone Crofton. Mary Cullen, Rose Mary Currie, Frances Dawson, Betty Dry, Carolyn Duncan, Jo Claire Edwards, Nell Eley. Dottie Ervin, Laura Ervin, Marion Faison. Ann Fitzgerald, Peggy Flythe, Carmen Gardiner, Linda Garriss, Elizabeth Gillet, Leon Gold, Betsy Boss Gorham, Becky Gordon, Mary Gray, Hazel Grey, Jean Grizzard, Jean Groves, Eve Hargrave, Ann Harless, Laura Hays, Lucy Heileg. Alice Hicks, Ruth Hines, Sally Hodges, Becky Hurt, Alice Jones, Elizabeth Jones, Louise Keller, Mary Lee LaFar. Doris Lineberger, Laura Matheson, Joanne Moreland, Katherine Morrison, Glenda Mortins Ann MeCulloek. Chris McKh son, Ann McColmon, __, Ann Nelson, Ann Nichols, Gene Overbeek, Elizabeth Patinan, Jeanie Patterson, Smith, Peggy Smith deal, Betsv Ann Webb, Paula Bettv J Si Whitaker, L vrciie wveroeeiv, ciizanein i arman, aeanie I atterson, Mary Elizabeth Penning, Anna Redding, Buncy Robinson. Blanny Robertson, Synda Rustin, Sue Ann Saddler, Pearl lider, Iris Thomas, Marie Timmons, Joanne Trowbridge, Cynthia Ward, Hannah Weaver, -ouise Wooten, Nancy Vaughn. Canterbury Club Elizabeth Allen. Ann Scott Anderson. Pat Boesser, Nancy Booth, Anne Carlton, Barbara Cart er. Mary Clement. Carlene Page Cole. Harriet Conger, Blanche Correll, Rose Mary Courie. Edith Cross, Diane Dashiell. Elizabeth Dent, Betsy Dunn, Delia Edwards, Shirley Epting, Sars Fair, Betty Gary, Edith Gregorie, Nancy Hawkins, Margn Hester. Jane Hirst. Letitia House. Kibby Huffman, Re- becca Hurt, Nancy Jones. Anne Jourdan. Louise Keller. Frances-Wright Kelly. Carolyn Landis, Isabel Lee. Glenn Lightsey. Lynn Littleton, Elizabeth Love, Margaret Mans- field-Jones, Rebecca Marshall, Gillie Martin. Isabel Masterton, Patsy Meares, Mary Michal, Georgia Moore, Anne McCabe, Leonera MeCormick, Emma McCotter. Adeline Near, Susie Nieoll, Emily Patton. Mary Jo Paul. Anne Peoples, Frances Cooper Perry. Michelle Rateliffe. Beverly Rutter, Helen Sanders, Frances Satterlee, Haffye Sewell, Katherine Smith, Paula Smith. Ainu- Stewart. Margaret Malvina Stewart, Barbara Taylor, Mary Vir- ginia Timberlake, Sue Trant, Emily Urquhart, Nancy Vaughn. Barbara White, Irene White, Katherine Whitford, Peggy Williams. 55 mHI HBi HHB Doctor ' s Daughters Club Pres., Jeannie Patterson; Vice-Pres.j Laura Matheson; Sec.-Treas., Mary Micha) ; Ann Bailey j Catherine Check, Sara Cobb, Deedec Davenport, Laura Ervin. Pat Flowers, Betsy Gorham, Gwen Grizzard, Suzanne Harris. Frances Kelly, Laura Matlicson. Marv Michal. Jeanie Patterson. Paula Whitaker. The Cranddciimhter ' s Club Pres., Jan Winders; Vice-Pres., Helen Sanders; Sec. Sue Trant; Treas., Margaret Creatham; Ann Hall Arthur Harriette Anne Barham, Louise Brand. Margaret Cheatham. Harriet Conger, Fereebce Cooper, Blanche Correll Elizabeth Dent. Mishew Ellen Edgerton, Cornelia Edwards, Delia Edwards. Elizabetli Gary, Lane Harvey Laura Hays, Lucy Heilig, Alice Hicks, Ruth Hines, Alice Jones, Nancy Jones, Lynn Littleton, Anne McCabe Ann McColman, Emma McCotter, Georgia Moore. Adeline Neal, Duval Owens, Ann H. Pearson, Mary Pen- nington, Majorie Penton, Anne Peoples, Helen Sanders. Frances Satterlee, Elizabeth Sickles. Anne Stronacl) Barbara Taylor, Sue Trant, Emily Urquhart, Barbara White, Elizabeth Williams. Janyce Winders. Choir Pres., Letitia House; Vice-Pres., Ann Benton; Sec, Beverly Butter; Ann Benton, Pat Boesser, Claire Boone. Nancy Boston, Bebee Correll, Deedee Davenport. Nancy Dawson, Pat Flowers, Harriet Harris, Nancy Haw- kins, Alice Hicks, Letitia House, Becky Hurt, Ferrell Keane, Betty Love, Isabel Mebane, Ann McCullock, Kitty Neal, Emily Patton, Bootie Penton. Virginia Perkins. Lois Perrv, Bev Rudder, Hatfye Sewell, Barbara White, Millie Ward. Altar Guild Pres., Ann Fitzgerald; Vice-Pres., Mai Stewart; See., Betsy Dunn; Betsy Allen, Dottie Allen, Virginia Allen. Ann Bailey, Kay Baker, Claire Boone, Nancy Booth, Beeps Buchanan. Betty Byrum. Audrey Campbell. Anne Carlton, Barbara Carter. Margaret Cheatham, Betsy Clarke. Harriet Conger, Ferebee Cooper. Blanche Correll, Peggy Costlier, Edith Cross, Betsy Dunn. Delia Edwards, Marion Fasion, Ann Fitz- gerald, Linda Garriss, Betty Gary, Sally Hackney, Ann Harless, Janet Harris, Margo Hester, Jane Hirst, May Holton, Letitia House, Libby Huffman, Becky Hurt. Alice Jones, Carolyn Landis, Glenn Lightsey, Elizabeth Love, Becky Marshall, Mary Miehal, Georgia Moore, Ann McCabe, Fran- ces McNiell, Susie Nieoll. Ann Patterson. Mary Jo Paul, Anne Pearson, Anne Penn, Beverly Rudder, Shepherd Rustin, Sue Ann Saddler. Barbara Seaman, Kathrinc Smith. Anne Stewart, Mai Stewart. Mary Jane Swinson, Sue Trant, Sue Trinkle, Emily Urquhart, Nancy Vaughn. Paula Whitaker, Kathrinc Whitt ' ord. Peggy Williams, Sue Woodward. Louise Wooten. Dance Marshals Chief Dance Marshal: Pat Boesser; Senior; Sally Hackney, Ann Harless, Gillie Martin. Junior: ton, Deedee Davenport, Pat Flowers. Ferrell Keane. Underclassmen: Kay Baker, Eve Hargrave LaFar. Day Students : Audrey Campbell ' . Business Students : Delia Edwards, Peggy Lou Johnson. Gillie Martin. Junior: Nancy Bos- Mar v Lee Glee Club Pres.j Harriet Harris ; Vice-Pres., Letitia House ; Frances Atkins, Louise Brand, Martha Bridges, Barbara Carter, Betsy Clarke, Deedee Davenport, Connie Edwards, Ann Fitzgerald, Pat Flowers, Harriet Harris. Nancy Hawkins, Letitia House, Ann Jourdan, Ferrell Keane, Margaret Mansfield-Jones, Isabella Master son, Isabella Mebane, Nancy Murray, Anne McCabe, Emma McCarter, Jean Overbeck, Lucile Overton, Emma Pat- ton, Ann Penton, Bootie Penton, Frances Satterlee, Haffye Sewell, Peggy Smithdeal, Joyce Sparger. Jackie Steed, Ann Stewart, Barbara Taylor, Myra Thayer, Iris Thomas, Joanne Trowbridge, Barbara White. Katherine YVhitf ' ord, Jane Winders. Sigma Phi Alpha Pre.s., Marion Faison; J ' ice-Pres., Alice Jones; Sec.-Treas., Mary Ann Eaddy; Claire Boone, Beeps Buchanan, Betsy Clarke, Kathrine Cook, Nell Boone Crofton, Ann Croom, Edith Cross, Virginia Currin, Mary Ann Eaddy, Nell Eley, Marion Faison, Ann Fitzgerald, Jess Gant, Shirley Hahel, Ann Harless, Laura Hays, Alice Hicks. Genevieve James, Alice Jones, Elizabeth Lynn, Nancy Murray, Ann Nelson, Susie Nicoll, Ann Patterson, Jeanie Patterson, Mary Jo Paul, Bootie Ponton, Frances Picket, Anna Redding ' , Sue Ann Saddler, Frances Sattcrlee, Mai Stewart, Mary Watson, Jan Winders. Pre ., Helen Setzer ; J ' ice-Pres., Peggy Cost- ner; Sec., Dorothy Allen; Publicity Chair- man, Elizabeth Catlett; Director, Miss Florence Davis; Emilie Adams. Cecilia Albury. Dorothy Allen, Ann Ayrcs, Pat Boesser, Claire Boone, Nancy Bowles, Louise Brand, Pearle Buchanan, Elizabeth Catlett, Betsy Clarke, Mary Clement, Charlotte Cocke, Jerry Coslow, Peggy Costlier, Edith Cross, Mary Virginia Currin, Deedee Daven- port, Nancy Dawson, Elizabeth Dent, Bar- bara Dickson, Betty Dry, Carolyn Duncan, Mary Ann Eaddy, Jo Claire Edwards, Ann Fitzgerald, Ebba F ' reund, Mary Evelyn Fuller, Carmen Garginer, Linda Garriss, Shirley Hahel. Sally Hackney, Lane Harvey, Lucy Heilig, Margo Hester, May Holton, Libby Huffman, Genevieve James, Elizabeth Jones, Nancy Jones, Glenn Lightsey, Liz Lynn, Jane Maddux, Margaret Mansfield- Jones, Betty Martin. Isabel Masterton, Louise May, Mary Michal, Nancy Murrv. Adeline Neal. Gene Overbeck, Lucile Over- ton, Dewey Owens, Ann Patterson, Jeanie Patterson. Mary Jo Paul, Ann Penn. Ann Penton. Frances Perkins. Frances Perry (Day Student). Lois Perry, Norvelle Plow- den, Anna Redding, Blanche Robertson, Ann Robinson, Synda Rustin, Helen Setzer. Betty Sickles. Paula Smith, Pearl Smith, Peggy Smithdeal, Betty Jo Snider, Margaret Stewart, Myra Thayer. Sue Trant. Lillian Triplett, Betsy Webb, Katherine Whitfield, Joyce Woodard. Dramatics Club SNAPS 60 Sigma Pat Boesser President Nell Eley Vice-President SIGMA CHEERLEADERS Harriette Anne Barliam, Claire Boone, Betty Dry, Eve Hargrave. Elizabeth Jones. Flicka Keane. Nancy Mclver, Buncy Robinson, ' Haffye Sewell, Nancy Vaughn. Mu DeeDee Davenport President Sandy Donaldson Vice-President MU CHEERLEADERS Dottie Allen, Nancy Bowles, Barbara Carter, Dianne Dashiell, Sandy Donaldson, Silt Hamer, Carolyn Landi: Rusty May, Frances Perry, Cynthia Ward. 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