The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-27

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BY CYNTHIA JOHNSON

Wildcats chalked up one more vic
tory by defeating the Rocky Mount
Blackbirds 1888. And the students
have really turned out to cheer
their team on to their victorious
gains. Orchids tc them for showing
so much school spirit-and espe-
cially to Mary Ann Spillman. And
I don't think they have missed a
game this year. And Isabel Saleby!
1t seems as if wiener-roasts were
the predominant form of entertain
ment this past week. After attend
ing the basketball game Friday
night, the members of the Sophie
more chapter of the girls Hi-Y and
their dates journeyed over to Flor
ence Sanders house where the
party was held. Margie Reissner
summed up enough courage to ask
Jimmy Piner, football star of As
and Of course he accepted. Some
Of the other couples present were
Olivia Lynch ard Hampton Roth
well, Jean Pope and JUNE Huband,
Geraldine Colkitt and Charlie
Smith, Betty Lou Linden and Billy
Hill, Catherine Grove and Maurice
Moore, Catherine McRae and NAL
com Crawford, Patsy Cole and
Bradford Virgins, Jane Easter
Marye and Larry Bagenharte, Eliz-
abeth Poplin ard Glasgow Hicks,
Ann Post and E. A. Thomas, and
Florence Sanders and Charles Rus
sell. If one of these boys or girls
happens to be one Of your steadies
and you have been wondering why
they wouldn't date you Friday
night-now you know!!! After the
wiener-roast, the girls went to Jane
Easter Maryes for slunber
party, of course getting no sleep
until time to get up. Poor fellas!
I can well imagine you were the
topic of their ''rnidnight to morn
ing" conversation.
The senior chapter of the girls
Hi-Y really had a swell time on
their hay-ride Saturday night.
Ginning aboard a truck filled to
overlooking with hay, the couples
went to Wrightsville Beach, the Sc
lected site for the wiener-roast.
Many boys Of the service were
present. Clayton Holmes, Infantry
private, and Betty Jean Marshburn
had a super time. Sara Williams
invited sailor who made quite a
hit with everyone-Ed Williams. no
kin, Phi M &c from Utica, New
York. Yours truly also invited a
PHI M who was Immediately ac-
cepted as lone of the gang'-Ph
M Bob Lacey from Mass. Others
attending were Mary Ann Spill
man and chuckling Chubby Paul,
Anna Kamer and Jack Perkins,
Betty Hanson and Earl Goodwin,
Elizabeth Evans and Lonnie Will
liams, and lots of others We took
the long way home which put the
finishing touches to a perfect
night.
Girls, have you gotten your
brown Joyce shoes yet? They are
going to be all the style as soon
as warm weather comes, so don't
be old-fashioned' when spring rolls
around and be without pair. Have
you seen those, name sweaters that
are becoming the latest thing in
sweater styles? Patty Sutherland
looks mighty fine in her gray one
with girls names knitted into the
sweater in green yarn. Shirley
Brown is appealing in her navy
blue one with boys names written
in red. But most any sweater would
be popular with the girls as long
as winter and cold weather con-
tinue. Just as those old battered
hats and dungarees still rank high
on the list of clothing for the MINIS
glamour men.
"Good-bye! Have fun! We sho'
are going to miss you'll" These cries
of farewell came from the lips of
Cooda Lewis, Diane Costello, June
Andrews and others, boys included,
and were directed to Marilyn Good
man as she left to board the train
for New York. She is going to New
York with her father who has been
called away on business. 1t is only
natural that so many people would
wish her luck and a good time.
Marilyn has been outstanding as a
student representative in the stu
dent government, cheerleader,
and just an all-around good sport.
Have fun, Marilyn, but hurry back.
I have heard that the junior boys
also had weenie-roast this past
Saturday night, but I haven't been
able to get any news on it. III
try again and may have something
to report by Wednesday,.
One more thing about the senior
girls Hi-Y social. Our thanks to
Mr.. Russell Caudill for accompany
ing us as chaperone. The night was
mighty fine, but his being there
made it complete.
Many young people attended the
formal dance held at the Country
club this past Saturday night which
proved to be a great success. 1t is
hoped that many more such dances
will be given in the future.
Thanks to the ROTC boys who
served as guards for the money
collected for the March of Dimes
drive held this past week. The
school always enters into drives of
this sort with great enthusiasm