The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-02
Tar Heel Girls Hold Major Campus
Positions AT UNC Woman Colleqe

house president, legislature mem
Der. participated in YWCA work
and church council, was on deans
list, named an outstanding senior,
and is a member of Who's Who
Football, with special emphasis
on the Duke eleven, scrapbooks,
and kinds of music interest her.
Secretary Gladys Chambers, a
Raleigh girl, has served on the
freshman commission and Inter-
Faith Council, is active in "
work, church councils and Play
Likers, and is a junior adviser.
With teaching English in mind for
the future. she spends her spare
time reading, swimming, and lis
tening to Chopin.
Treasurer Jane Perry comes
from Winston-Salem. A golf, ten
mis-, bridge, and records fan, she
has been active in 'Y', student
legislature and church activities.
Class officers include senior
president Ruth 'Bootsie" Webb,
formerly of Greensboro, now OF
College Park, Ga; junior presi-
dent Betsy Bullock, of Rocky
Mount; and sophomore president,
Jan Shore, of Winston-Salem.
Ruth, an outstanding senior, a
member of Who's Who" a former
house president, and a honor com
mittee and hall board member. is
a sociology major who plans to
do public welfare work. Her out
side interests include golf, good
poetry, reading and dancing.
Betsy, who was recently elect
ed president of next years Stu
dent Government association, has
done church and residence hall
work, served as an adviser, is in
Who's Who and on the honor rcll.
I'm crazy about movies, playing
the piano, and reading poetry"
says Petsy, who plans to teach
biology after graduation.
Jan is a history major who likes
semi : classical records, knitting,
and reading. She has been active
on hall board, pine Needles"
yearbook staff, and in Baptist
church work.
Greensboro produced another
leader in Dacia Lewis, president
of the college YWCA, who is a
major in art, and who has been
on the honor roll, deans list, In
ter-Faith Council, an outstanding
senior, and in the 'Y' four years.
Dacia plans to teach art in high
school, but right now she spends
all her spare time reading books
on labor, philosophy, and world
affairs. Il like fact instead Of fic-
tion," she laughs, "but I also like
poetry and long-haired music, es-
pecially Wagner"
From Concord comes Jumela
Boulous, campus chairman OF the
Service League, n of the least
publicized but perhaps the hardest
position to fill on the campus. She
is a mathematics major, but has
found time for work on The Car
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Catholic student work; Inter-Faith
Council, basketball, legislature.
student-faculty relations and other
committee work, and is an out
standing senior and member of
Who's Who. Interested il church
work, bowling and symphonies,
Jumela may continue her study
along the lines of law school come
graduation in June.
Margaret Reynolds, who directs
athletic activities through Eecrea-
ton association is from Turkey,
and wants to spend next year
teaching her major, physical edu-
cation, in some college. She likes
all kinds of sports, reading good
novels, and just talking. Her &C.
tlvlties include being a marshal,
legislature member and Off
Gals club member.
Al May Queen for the college is