The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-24

around school of the approach
ing dancing class to start Octo-
Der l. Miss Atha Josey will
have charge of the class. Miss
Josey, who is a native Of Will
mington, has been teaching in
Arthur Murray's School Of
Dancing in New York for II e
past two years. She Mas recent
ly returned to start this class
and has high hopes Of its popu-
larity. AS we'll as being very
talented in dancing she has a
very .likeable personality. I'm
sure she will make the class
very enjoyable. let alone very
worth while.
Friday afternoon the Junior
Chamber of Commerce will
sponsor a parade to advertize
our first big home game. The
parade will begin Immediately
after school and will proceed
through town to the post office.
Here the parade will cease and
there will be a pep rally. This
is the first pep rally of the year
so everyone wander on down
and join in.
Friday night at eight O'Clock
the Charleston Blue Devils will
invade our stadium to challenge
our indicated Wildcats. L a
year if you remember they beat
US 40 so be sure and be there
to cheer our team on.
After the game there will be
a dance at the Community Cen
ter at second and Orange for all
visiting Charlestonians and all
Wilmington teen-agers. This Is
the first after-a-game dance this
year so it should be a big sue.
cess. Just drop by right after
the game for a fine time and
bring your friends with you.
Percy Smith bid goodbyes tc
everyone yesterday as he left
for The Hill School III Potts
down, Pennsylvania. Percy vii.
ent the senior class.
HOMESICK ALREADY
I heard from Glasgow Hick:
the other dav and to tell the
truth 1 believe he is a little
homesick. Glasgow is going to
Darlington School in Rome.
Georgia. Billy Hill is another
one who had to leave us this
year and from the report he
sorta misses everything, too.
tell you OH. school just can't
be beat.
In my first column I men
toned that the Hanoverian staff
had not yet been completed. 1t
has now, and stands as follows:
editor-in-chief, Charles Russell;
assistant editor-in-chief, Eliza
beth Poplin; business manager,
Johnnie Crowley; assistant
business manager, Catherine
MacRae; business staff. Eliza
beth Roe; art editor. Leroy
Brawshaw; assistant art editor,
Ann Post; Photographic editor,
Beth Harriss; assistant photo
graphic editor, Nancy Trask;
club editor, Shirley Phillips; as
sistant club editors, Sue Boney
and Olivia Lynch; feature edi-
tor, Jean Bobbitt; assistant fea.
ture. editors. Betsy Williams
and Glenn Hufham and the typ
lists are Jane Troy and Betty
Lou Lnydon. The staff is off tt
a good start so far this year
and is working hard to get out
a beautiful annual.
If you see two zombies going
around the school loose, have
no fear because it's only Jimmy
Sutton and Malcolm Crawford
1t seems that they both went
to Norfolk last weekend nc
came back with a terrible habit
of making faces and soaring
people. Seems to me like ii
would be just as easy to cut
out the faces and just act nat.
ural. Try this and let me know
how it works.
MOVIE CAUSES LAUGHS
Just recently at the Bailey
there was a picture about vii.
mington as we all know. The
whole school crowded to see il
the few days it was here. ]
talked to a few of the ones that
saw it and was entertained at
the remarks they made. Those
Of you that were so fortunate
in seeing it remember Bobby