The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-25

play Where the Cross is Made
will be given as part Of the Class
Night performance. Also Finger
OF God" will be presented in the
MINIS auditorium at that time.
Friday found a gang heading
towards Chapel Hill for the dance
at the university. Among those
making a weekend visit up there
to dance to Charlie Spivak's music
were Edna Matthes, Martha Hol-
ton, Rachel Cameron, and Katha-
rine Harriss. They say a mighty
fine time was had by all! Some
CT the boys hustling up there we're
Bobby Taylor, Weddell Harriss,
and e. L. Squirt Matthes.
A familiar hearty greeting
sounded around MINIS Friday as
we recognized Mavis Sykes help
ing to make the campus like
old times! Mavis came in from
Maryville college in Maryville,
Tennessee; and she has with her
as her guest from Tennessee Miss
10 Campbell. Mavis has arrived
home for the summer, and she's
spending her time getting ac-
customed to driving the new car
as she struggles to bring her five
feet two inches up high enough to
see out of the windows.
Last weekend proved to De per-
fco{ rr1othnr foy fLo p,o,au hn1,cn-
partying teenagers down at
Wrightsville Beach. Among those
who spent lazy hours il the sun
or water were Billy McEachern's
houseguests. Nancy Trask's week
end visitors, and the Future
Homemakers OF America club
members on their houseparty.
And this weekend finds the
senior girls of the Hi-Y enjoying
a looked : forward = to weekend
down at the beach at the Reyn-
olds' Mary cottage.
It's beginning to look as if Korea
is serving as a magnet for many
Of our Wilmington boys il the
service. OF the latest to arrive out
there in the Pacific are Everett
and George Won Oesen, who final
ly left. . Camp Stoneman, San
Francisco, Frank Symmes, Mr..
and Mrs. HoWe's hospitality, and
showed off," Everett and George
Won Oesen at present with the
Provost Marshal School. oath
Corps, at Ha Kubonga Temple in
Seoul, Korea. Lonnie Williams is
stationed with the 18th Infantry
Regiment at Chang Yu. Korea.
Also on Korea are Dickie Jones,
Raynor Newbold, and Jack Cor
bett. Somewhere over in Korea
are 'Football' S Smith and
Moolie" Ayash.
These fellas over there say that
Korea is pretty, but they are wish
ing they could be spending the hot
summer down at Wrightsville
Beach! We at home sho' do wish
you could, too! Many hello's come
back to us NHHS'ers still around.
Taking a glance at where others
of the AS class r we find Pat
Howe and George Darden at Fort
Bragg; Harry Wellott is in Ports
mouth. New Hampshire, With the
Navy; Ed Shain is helping 10 keep
Anacostia, D. c. alive with his
ey er-enjoyable wit.
TRAP" Barefoot is making out
fine at Wake Forest as freshman
class president; Mary Lib West.
brook and Jimmy Hanson, who
made it home Cor the ROTC ball
a few weeks ago, are secretary
treasurer and vice : president OF
that class at Wake Forest; Buster
Rhodes, Eugene Mauney, and
Hampton Frady are up at Duke;
Sarah Anne Eaton, Jane Head,
Betty Jean Marshburn, Barbara
Sternberger, Jaynes McAdams.
end Denny Musslemann are at W.
c.; Liston Mills, Bill Peters. and
also Charlie Mitchell and John
Codington, are up at Davidson;
Forrest Brown in the Navy is
keeping the Panama population
and Cubans company as he
cruises around on the valley
F orge; while Frank Herring
writes home about those Hawaiian
beaches from Pearl Harbor!
Cynthia johnson keeps us up on
the doings around Marjorie Web.
ster with her frequent columns:
and DeLean Longley- keeps max.
rag headllnes-not only as recent
~ crowned May Queen of Fair.
TAX Hall in Waynesboro, Virginia,
ou' also as an honor student, Her
ss1e~. Fanny. is doing well a.
Converse.
ALI o seniors. .remember