BtTT.F.T BUGLE. BAILEI. HORTH CAROLim. NOVEMBER. 19-ili
Up-To-Date On The Alumni...
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A large percent of Bailey
graduates seem to find
college a wonderful place
this year, as a number
have in the past.
Among its large alumni,
Bailey has another alumna
to be proud of, Jane Mor
gan, '51, a senior at Duke
University, She has made
Phi Beta Kappa, the .high
est national scholastic
honor society. Jane is the
second member of her fam
ily to attain this honor.
Her sister iyiarie, 'i|2,
also averaged grades high
enough to enable her to re-
cieved the PBK key.
Living in the dormitory
this year,Mary Ann Edwards,
a sophomore at A. C.,read
ily admits it is an enjoy
able change, since she was
a day student last year.
At N. C, State College
this year Tommy Glover,'5l>
is majoring in agriculture.
Worth Walker, '$2, and
Judy Finch, '52, are stu
dents at A. C, College, in
Wilson.
At the Wachovia Bank in
Raleigh, North Carolina,
Mildred Manning,'5lj works
as a secretary in the Time
Payment Department.
In Rockj'' Mount, North Car
olina, Kenneth Batts, 'U8,
is working with the East
ern Branch of the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad.
November 1, Peggy Jean
Earp, started working
in the Qffice of the John
son Cotton Company in Wil
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Barney High,
Jr, were proud to announce
the birth of a daughter,
Suzanne, July 1, Mrs. High
is the former Sharon Bunn,
»U7.
Living in Porthsraouth,
Virginia, is ^irs. R, W,
Horner (Dorothy Eatmon,
'UU,) with her one son
Ricky and a daughter Judy,
A busy housewife and
mother is Mrs, W. J, Edger-
School Organizes
Safety Patrol
As a means of preventing
accidents, the school now
has a safety patrol to aid
small children in crossing
the streets.
The patrol consists of
fifteen boys who volunteer
ed for duty at the stop
lights from 3’*l5 until
3:30 p.m.
For safety and to prevent
accidents to walking stu
dents is the reason back
of the patrol idea.
Principal M, W, Weaver
states, "The boys are get
ting along fine, and the
students are listening to
them as they would a po
liceman or patrolman."
ton, formerly Jean Pace,
•50, Of Norlina, N, C. She
has two sons, William Jef
frey and Gary VJayanne.
John Morgan is stationed
at Air Force Base,Langley,
Virginia. He has just been
transferred from Chanute
Air Force Base, Rantoul,
Illinois,
Recently home on a fur
lough wcs Owen Strickland,
'52, He is in the army at
Fort Carson, Colorado,
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