The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-06

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and 1.-The Day of Judgement. II
being a religious selection.
Before we leave the operetta en-
tirely, I would like to send my
orchids to them this week for con-
tributing $40 worth of new scenery
which may be used by other or
ganization in their various pro-
auctions.
The juniors have chosen as their
play Sixteen in August" and have
begun casting. No characters have
been selected as yet, but they prob
ably will be by the end OF the
week.
I have done lots of shopping and
found out more than you can ina
CINE about that National Honor
Society hay-ride and weiner-roast.
It was held at the Sugar Bowl this
past Saturday night. Some of those
brilliant students who are men,
bers and who attended were Eliza
beth Evans, John Hearn, Jane Rey-
nolds, Pat Hardwick, Robert Strick-
land, Bill Peters. Franklin Jones,
Lon Ussery, Jane McAdams, Mary
Benson, Barbara Sternberger, Shir-
ley Williams, Betty Payne, Kathryn
Saunderman, Bernice Pierce, and
Helen Rosenman. 1t really must
have been swell cause Jane Nc
Adams said she had never had so
rluch fun on any party before. And
everybody there was initiated into
the Whom Do You Love Club
which is quite an up and coming
organization. Poor Helen Rosen-
man had an awful time meeting the
qualifications, but she finally made
it. And I was told that every time
Lon Ussery was asked questions
which had to be answered before
you could become a member, he
went off into gales Of laughter. One
time they even had to send him off
by himself and let him sit on
sand dune until he could get his
wits about him - and don't mean
his buddies, I mean his thoughts!
I sho' do wish I was brain so I
could be in a club where they have
so much fun!
So Eugene Mauney has finally
sold his car! know just about
everybody at school knew Maui
ney's machine. It was that black
coupe with one broken window and
the most unusual horn you've ever
heard. Some of us surely are going
to miss having him come by our
house in the early hours of the
morning blowing his horn and
screaming at us at the top of his
voice! Needless to say, most of the
parents will be glad to hear that he
no longer possesses it. But never
fear, dear mothers and dads, he's
on the lookout for another, and we
all hope he'll find just the right one
real soon. We all miss his midnight
calls and hope it won't be too long
before his little wheezy car horn
and his great big booming voice
can be heard coming down our
streets again!
Back home again is George
Jones, now one of the Marines, but
always one Of the gang back at
MINIS. This time he's minus his
mustache, but he looks every inch
a man!
Why did Shakespeare have to
write Hamlet anyway? Pm sure
that this very question has been
in the minds of all of Miss Formy-
DuvaPs students since about
week or ten days ago. This week
has been spent in writing precis
and character sketches. And there
are still 80 lines Of memory work
to be done. Oh, well! Everybody
who has finished school tells us
how much they miss it and wish
they were in our shoes. I wonder
just how many of them would like
to be studying Hamlet?
New promotions have been made
in the ROTC, but more about that
for the weekend.
Be sure to listen to the Teen-Age
Merry-Go-Round thi Saturday
morning and hear the leads in the
operetta tell just what it meant to
them to be in it. And they may sing
a few selections, so don't miss this
program. It's for us, the teen
ayers, so give it all Of your sup
port.
That's all there is for now so I'm
til the weekend, $50 long"