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Pat Corcoran and Donna Brown, seniors; Susan Efird and Dottie Gieschen, juniors; Claudia Horrel and Karen Teachey (not shown), sophomores; make up the 1968 May Court. SPRING... In Wilmington the Azalea Festival marked the opening of spring. Gradually excitement built up in anticipation of the big week. Activities planned by the Azalea Festival Teenage Division included a concert by a popular group and the masquerade ball. In the weeks preceding the festival, mem- bers of the AFTD earned money for a pageant to select a high school princess and support the ac- tivities of the Official Party. A highlight of the season, the pageant ended the mounting tension over who was to be crowned the 1968 Teenage Princess. Wilmington’s Civic Youth Council, a new organization, consists of representatives elected by high school student bodies in the county. Based on enrollment, the number of representa- tives this year varied from each high school. Jimmy Boone, president; Gwen Brown, secretary; Jane Godwin, Tommy Pollard, Dottie Geischen, Joe Murchison, and Judy Walker represented New Hanover High School. The Youth Council planned and carried out community projects in- volving teenagers. — Caught in an extremely gay moment are Beverly Jacobs, May Queen, and her attendant Linda Simon. 27
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Robin Hill, Joe Murchison, Jane Allen, Mike Barr, Jayne Little, and Bill Renn practice their dance steps for the Azalea Festival Teenage Pageant. Gwen Brown, Sheila Britton, Nancy Morton, Mary Murrell, and Kathy Futch, shown at the Wilmington Public Library, participate in the Independent English program. SS Ge Sibi SU tls Us ots 26
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Dancers, gyrating to the lively beat of the band, create interesting patterns of motion in the night. Joe Murchison, Gwen Brown, Dottie Gieschen, and Jimmy Boone discuss possible projects for the Wilmington Youth Council, while Bettie Doughty, Judy Walker, and Tommy Pollard decide on a meeting place. 28
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