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They are Misses Marie Louise
Soloman. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry NJ. Soloman, lis
Forest Hills Drive, with a major
in art; Helen Fales. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Fales, 1907
Carolina Avenue, with a major in
chemistry; Alice Farmer, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Farm
CT, 1908 Princess street. with a
major in grammar grade educa-
ton; and Mrs. Elizabeth Apple
white Pearsall (Mrs. Horace
PearsalD. daughter of Blade D..
Applewhite, Cedar Crest, Bradley
Creek, with a major in English.
All of them are from Wilmington.
Miss Soloman has been a mem
Der of the Adelphian society, Art
club, Of which she was social
chairman this year; and hall lead
er of the Service League.
Miss Fales attended Meredith
College her freshman year and
while at the Woman's college has
been a member of the Chemistry
club, Adelphain society, Medical
technologists club. and the physics
clubs. Last year she was an ad-
wiser to freshmen.
One of the outstanding campus
leaders has been Miss Alice
Farmer. This year she was vice
president of student government
association and was elected one OF
the eight outstanding seniors.
Last year she vas named to
who's Who Among Students in
American Universities and Col
leges" and was also a house
president. Miss Farmer has been
a member OF the student legisla-
ture for three years. serving as
presiding officer this year.
Her other activities include
A~delphian society; Westminster
Fellowship council, Daisy chain,
Education club. Y.W-C.A-, Of
which she was vice president last
year and a club president her
freshman year, and social and
dance committees. She was also
a deans list student.
Mrs. Pearsall has been a mem
Der of the Comedian society, leg
islature. staff of the Carolinian,"
weekly newspaper; Classical club,
Education club, Masqueraders
and Play-Likers. and Tau Psi
Omega, honor French fraternity.
She has made honor roll all four
years, deans list for the past two
years, and was an adviser to
freshmen last year.
Miss Peggy McIver will be
awarded a bachelor of science de-
gree in music, m~ajoring in music
education. She has been a mem
Der of the Adelphian Society and
soloist for the college choir for
four years.
Her other activities include be-
ing a junior adviser to freshmen,
hall proctor, and member Of the
Young Composers club and social
and dance committees.
This year she was president Of
the Music Education Club and
was secretary of that organization
last wear. She is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. c. Mc1ver, I'll
North Sixth street, Wilmington.
She will teach in Chestnut Heights
School next year.
Three of the graduates will re-
ceive bachelor Of science degree
in home economics. They are
Misses Lucy B. Horne, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Horne,
and Thelma Elizabeth Davis,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
1. Davis, 2o13 Creepy Avenue,
both Of Wilmington, and Lillian
Frances Jordan, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Luther J. Jordan, 30a
w. Arch street, Carolina Beach.
Miss Horne was a marshal this
year for the Adelphian society.
She has been a member of the
Chemistry club, College choir,
Home Economics club, Of which
she was treasurer her sophomore
wear, the Y.W.C.A., and social,
dance and election committees.
She was also a junior adviser to
freshmen last year.
Miss Davis has been a member
of the Aletheian society, Chemis-
try club, Home Economics club.
Medical Technologists club and
the Y.W.C.A.
Miss Jordan has held member
ships in the Adelphian society,
Baptist student union council,
Home Economics club, and the
cabinet Of the Y.W.C.A. She was
named to deans list last year and
was also an adviser to freshmen.