The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-16
Art Works Of Local
Girls Shown At VIC

GREENSBORO, May 15.-Com-
pairing favorably with professional
exhibitions shown throughout the
season in Weatherspoon Art gall
lery is the annual student exhibit
ton at the Woman's College, which
opened yesterday and will be
shown as a feature of the COM.
mencement program and through
June 16. Forty-eight students have
met exacting standards of the art
department for showing in the ex-
hibition.
Setting the pace Of the show is
work of IA seniors who are art
majors. Since the customary exll1.
billions by seniors were not held
this year, more than usual inter-
est attaches to the show, always
the dominant one of the year, in
that it offers first opportunity this
year to view work done by those
the department will graduate.
Many fields of art, including
sculpture, metal work, textile de-
sign, commercial design, interior
design, drawing, prints, litho.
graphs, watercolor oil, costume de-
sign, photography and design arg
covers to heighten appeal of the
exhibition.
General level Of work is high.
Outstanding work is shown by Miss
Virginia Haynes, senior of Green's
boro, in 1inoleum block prints and
book illustrations. In painting,
notable work is by Misses Char
lotte Hume, senior of Greensboro;
Martha Posey, Junior of Asheville,
and Elizabeth Jobe, sophomore OF
Raleigh. Miss Sarah Morris, junior
OF Lawsonville, has contributed
some particularly good drawings
Other senior art majors repre-
sented and the fields in which they
are exhibiting are: Misses JAG
queline Boggs, Forest City, sculp-
ture, prints and textile design;
Shirley Edgar, Kingston, N. Y,
sculpture, prints and Autographs;
Mary Grace Maus, Greensboro, In.
terror design and watercolor; Mary
Owen, Fayetteville, prints and oils;
Betty Brockman, High Point, tex
tile design; Jean Kelley, Gastonia.
commercial design; Catherine
Austell, Raleigh, interior design;
Henriette Manget, Greensboro,
watercolor; Ann Lott, Freehold, N
j., costume design; Jean We'll.
Hewlett, N. Y, costume design;
Nena Barr, West Jefferson, pho
Biography, and Mrs. Marie Tillot-
son Wall, Pilot Mountain, water
color.
Mrs. Mildred Walker Utley, Win
ston-Salem, senior whose major
subject is business education, is
showing in the design division, and
Miss Jean Johnson, Greensboro Sc
Nor French major, is exhibiting
watercolors.
Other Juniors whose work Is
shown and the fields represented
are as follows: Misses Constance
Kistler, Coopersburg. Pa, sculp~
ture, metal work, commercial de-
sign, oils; Virginia Ford, Norfolk,
| Va, metal work, interior design;
Caroline Goodman, Raleigh. tex.
tile design, commercial design,
lithograph; Betty Osborne, Nor
folk, Va, commercial design,
prints, drawing; Louise Ha-dwick.
Wilmington, watercolor, oils; Ken.
ma Beall, Greensboro, watercolor,
drawing; Eleanor Williams, Mon
roe, metal work; Bonnie Lowe,
Greensboro, commercial design:
jeanne Tucker, Washington, D. c..
Charlotte Graham, Greensboro. IN
terror design; Betty Gaines, Ta-.
boro, drawing; Doris Smith,
Greensboro, ithograph; Betty
Jane Sarratt, Camden, S. C., cos.
tune design; Irene Womble, Chap
Ell Hill, Iris Barefoot, Hallsboro,
design.
From the sophomore class, 9th.
ers exhibiting and their fields are: