University of North Carolina at Wilmington - Fledgling Yearbook (Wilmington, NC)

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STUDENTS MEMORY FARRAR, head cheerleader, is worthy of recog- nition for the formation of the Pep Club, an organization to promote school spirit. The Fleclgling staff, following a precedent set in the 1963 edition, takes advantage of its opportunity to offer honor and recognition to those student leaders who have surpassed the obligations and necessities of their positions and merited the title 'of outstanding students. gl ljl -asf F H1112 A H 'K J . TIM CHAPPELL, Chairman of the Inter-Club Council, is largely responsible for the most successful Homecom- ing we have had. HUGH PASCHAL, WILC station manager, deserves the credit for the development and excellent programming of the student broadcasting station. 4

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vs k , .H .ini '1 .? ll ii 4 ms .M L ., iz Y N M H .,. X,,,,t,,.g J lf eq' egg: CUTSTANDING JUDY CAMPBELL worked closely with a committee to organize the first girl's service club on campus, the Alpha Chi Sigma. She puts in many hours of Work as Presi- gent of this organization and as Secretary of the Student ody. MIKE WEST instrumental in getting our present student government constitution ratified, serves well as Chairman of the Board of Elections and as a member of the Senate. ll2 SAM GARNER, talented and dependable, is known for his outstanding work in the music and drama departments. As Wilmington College progresses toward its goal of four year status, the demand for student body participation in activities constantly expands. To meet these demands and to accept these responsibili- ties is to become a student leader.

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A bit of the South Sea isles welcomes students to the Shipwreck Party. A spark of enthusiasm bursts into flame as the bonfire opens the traditional homecoming weekend. 114