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BAILEY BUGLE
INQUISITIVE SOUL
WHAT DO YOU MOST DESIRE FOR. A GRADUATION GIFT?
MOZELLE COOPER:
'’A nice week-end bag.'*
LERON RAY;
"A typewriter, but
since they froze the
stock,! probably won’t
get it.”
LIZZIE MAE MANNING:
"A wrist v;atch.”
EDWIN BATTS:
"A million dollars."
JACK PARMER;
" nev/ clarinet.”
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THAD JERNIGAN:
"An airplane."
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ESTELLA EATMON:
"A box of stationery,
so I can write my Ma
rine fellow."
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JESSIE HONEYCUTT:
’’Oh, I v/ant Julian."
IvIARY ELIZABETH JONES:
"Just so I finish
school I v/ill be sat
isfied."
RELA MAE FINCH;
"I want so much I hard
ly Imov/ what to say,
unless it is some
clothes. Just so I
graduate."
MARIE MORGAN:
"A key to unlock the
doors of Duke Univer
sity."
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EVELYN STOTT:
"A diamond ring."
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JOSEPHINE LAM:
"I don’t know, unless
it’s a nice camera."
CHRISTINE TURNAGE:
"I want a camera,"
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RUBYT2 L^:
"A Royal typewriter."
MAGDALENE DEW:
"I need a permanent
most."
MAVIS PR/d'ICiS:
"A camera; I’ve been
v/anting one for a long
t ime."
SIDNEY JONES:
"A Bulova Senator
watch,"
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ELIZABETH LAMM:
"Clothes and jewelry."
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GERiiLDINE VICK:
"I want a v/atch."
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MKS UNDERWOOD:
"A movie camera,"
JANICE HIGH;
"I want so much that I
hardly knov/ v;hat to
say, but I suppose I
v;ant a kodak most of
all."
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BRAXTON HONEYCUTT:
"A watch.",
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STEPHEN Ei-.RP:
"A motorcycle."
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DELTON PEPvRY:
"A v/rist v/atch."
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HORaCE rffiACDLISS:
"I'd like to have a
moving picture camera’.’
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