BUGLS, BAILEY. NORTH CARQLIM. DECMBEH, 19-^6
Sophs PresGnt tend; FrGshmen Stage Play
"Teen-age Roundup," aa K/.YE ¥IGGS, J. W. BISSETTE,
teen-age program in the sophomores j JAI'IET VJE/IVER,
form of a panel discussion, TOI'JY MORG/.N, freshmen; and
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HONOR ROIL
was featured by W. H, West-
all *s sophomores in chapel
this month,
TILLIE TAYLOR was in
charge of the devotion,
after x-rhich the group sang
"i'or The Beauty of The
S?.rth" and "The Doxology".
Gl'VEN BURGEiSS served as
naster of ceremonies and
JASPER HORTON as comi.jer-
icial announcer.
Acting as emcees were
BETII H/iRRIS and CELIA MAI,
who introduced the records
and asked the panle mem
bers . opinions on them.
The panel was composed of
BOBBIE B/lTTS, RICI-LIRD PRI-
VETTE, seniors; SLIU. PErLE,
:-DRIAN MITGHEIJ.., .juniors
I'-fiss Idalia Oglesby and
IJ. G, Edwards, teachcrs,
PU.Y
Mrs. Dean 1%ickcr^s fresh
men dramatized a play and
sang songs for their chap
el prograiii.
BARBARA FULGHUII was the
devotional leader. The
class ended its devotion
by • singing "The Old North
State" and "Carolina Moon,"
COMIE L'll'il displayed her
talent by playing, a piano
solo, "V7alk Hand In Hand".
"Quario Medicine", a play
written by the Carolina
Playmakcrs, was then pre
sented. Characterizing the
different parts were ,'JQA^I
STONE, as Ikttiej DONNIE
Hi\RRIS, old man Jcrnigan;
WOODY PEPJIY, Doetory Im
manuel; TONY MORGi'.N, Henry
Jernigan, and PEGGY E."i.HION,
■narratn-p.
Your Friendly FORDDealor
Wishes Each Of You A
Very Merry Christmds
AND A
Hdppy New Year
A
Keith Glover Sr.
Mary Ella Glover Sr,
Louise Wells Sr.
June Vick J.
^ Sue Weaver J.
Jewel Whitley J.
Almeta Brown J,
Shirley VJilliams J.
Hodges Privette S.C^J
Jasper Horton S.
Janet Weaver F, r4-'
I'lary Edna Vick F.
Linda Manrdng F.
Barbara Carroll F.
Connie Lrjran F,
Joan Stone F,
Sandra Stott F.
;cept For Absences
Elaine Bunn S,
Fannie R. Howell S.
lancy Jovner
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