The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-21
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commission.
At Davidson, Charlie Mitchell
leads the sports fans as he leads
the student yells. Charlie con-
tnues with his cheerleading aft
er having been on tn G MINIS
squad, acting as it's head cheer
leader his senior year.
Several Wilmingtonians were
placed on the respective school
May Courts last year. Finkie
Marlowe was chosen at Queens,
Douglas McKoy was elected at
Hollins, and DeLean Longley
was May Queen at Fairfax Hall
along with her man y. other
honors.
AS the year progresses, the
hometown folks continue to cap
ture the lead at many colleges.
The proof lies in Betty Walters
selection as maiorette at Wake
Forest and Mickie Hartis's se-
lection as maiorette at ECTC,
both continuing in that capacity
from high school experiences.
Sara Kay Jordan continues to
shoot right ahead as sh e has
been elected president of the
freshman class at Mary Wash
ington college; and Anne Jordan
quickly followed up as she was
elected president of tn e fresh
man class at Flora Macdonald.
Patty Jones received honors at
the same time for her election
as secretary-treasurer of Flora
Masdonald's freshman class.
PRINCESS STELLINGS
Let's jump the state lines long
enough to take note OF Princess
Stellings' worthy achievements
at Stephens college in Columbia,
Missouri. Princess has recently
been made a member of one of
the honorary clubs there. At
Hollins college Doughlas McKoy
was chosen as one of the mar
shals.
Recently Jane Hobbs, who is
at Flora Macdonald also, was
elected member of the ''Who's
Who in American Universities
and Colleges
More evidence of outstanding
notice about the hometown folks
is shown at Queens college as
Flora McIver and June Andrews
have pledged Al pha Gamma
Deeta And at Hight Point col
lege, three of the cheerleaders
are from Wilmington. Holding
positions are Jean Cross, Kath-
ryn Hunter, and Bobby McKen-
zie, who acts as an alternate
cheerleader.
Lastly, let's ment 10 n the
hometown lassies at w. C. who
have been put ahead recently
Last week when I picked up the
"Caro1inian," the school paper
I could have thought for a brief
moment that it was hometown
paper. I i'm m e diately noticed
Sarah Anne Eaton's picture as
a soloist in the Christmas can
tata on the front page among
three other girls. And as
opened the newspaper to the in
side pages, I spotted a picture
of some of the Playlikers in
dustriously working on scenery
and stage sets for the produc.
ton of "Twelfth Night" which
WAS presented this past Wednes-
day night I recognized among
the four or five faces, two Will
mington girls. Thelna 6 u nner-
son and Janet Jones.
WTLMINGTONIANS
Are we Dragging when WE
claim the Wilmingtonians as the
best all around on the college
campuses?? I'll say we are!!
And with the solid evidence fol
our claims standing behind US
anybody can see We have the
perfect right to such!!
Just a parting thought
that Christmas is a Joyous time
Everybody is h o me. families
are toeether. and all are happy
With those luxuries of life ws
possess. our good fortune. anc
the happiness we eniov, we are
destined for a happy Christmas
season. So I leave with YOU that
phrase. though we'll worn is
nevertheless heartfelt. a Merry
Christmas and a Happy New
Year!.!