Junior College Diploma Recepients Announce Plans
Martha Ann Adams, who is sec
retarial science student, plans on a
permanent job in Gastonia after
graduation. Martha is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. David S. Adanis of
Gastonia.
Joe Frederick Alexander, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie P. Alexander,
of Salisbury, plans to go to VPI
for the next two and a half years.
His major field of interest is engi
neering.
Carolyn Sue Branton is going to
work in Raleigh after graduation.
A secretarial science student, she
ii the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward E. Branton of Shelby.
A day student from Brevard,
Charles Wayne Byrd, plans to go to
J'ui^man University, major in Busi
ness Administration, then teach.
Wayne is the son of Mr. and Mrs,
0. B. Byrd.
Work and travel are future plans
of Gloria Woodeane Byriun of Rock
Hill, S. C. A secretarial science stu
dent, Woodeane is he daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Byrum.
Sankie Louise Caviness, a secre
tarial science student, is going to
attend East Carolina College. San
kie is the daughter of Mr. Sam
Caviness of Asheboro.
Another secretarial science stu
dent, Jeanette Chambers, plans to
work at Champion Paper and Fibre
Company. She is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Chambers of
Canton.
Margaret Joy Cook lists “work
and support Wally” for her futiire
plans. A secretarial student from
Asheville, Joy is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Cook.
From Murphy, Judy Charlene
Davidson, daughter of Mrs. Gay
Davidson, plan to be a legal secre
tary. Secretarial practice is Char
lene’s major field.
Henry Carlton Davis, son of Mr,
and Mrs. Henry Allen Davis of Lex
ington, is going to attend High Point
College and major in business ad
ministration.
John Henry Denson, Jr., of San
ford, plans to work for himself.
John’s major field of interest is
music.
Virginia DuRant Doscher is go
ing to the University of South Caro
lina where she will major in medi
cal technology and then work as a
technician. She is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Doscher of
Charlesiton, South Carolina.
Brenda Joyce Edison is going to
work in Washington after gradu
al ion. The daughter of Mr. aftd Mrs.
B. J. Edison of Gastonia. Brenda
is a secretarial science student.
Carol P. Engleberth, of Stratford,
New Jersey, lists as her plans for
the future, “trip around the world
on my yacht.” Daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Paris N. Engleberth, Carol’s
major field of interest is art.
Nancy June Feemster of Ashe
ville is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Feemster. A secretarial
science major, June has hopes for
a secretarial position in Asheville.
She is a member of Phi Mu So
rority there.
A native of Shelby, Wallace Lee
Fortenbury is a business admini
stration major. Wally is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin A. Fortenbury.
After graduation, he plans to work.
Wysong and Miles will employ
Barbara Jean Harris following her
graduation. A secretarial practice,
Bobbie is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. W. B. Harris of Greensiboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Middleton sent their
son, ICharles.l all |the |way |from
Stokesdale to Brevard. Charlie is a
business administration major and
will seek a position in that field.
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Morgan, Sr., Aurelia Ellen Morgan,
of Canton, will receive the Junior
College diploma. Aurelia will work
with the Champion Paper Mill fol
lowing graduation.
Nancy Lee Poley, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Horace L. Poley, of Char
lotte, will receive the Junior Col
lege diploma on May 29. Nancy is a
secrdtarial science major and is em-
ployed by Haskins [and Sells ofl
Charlotte.,
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PLANT, BUTTERWORTH MAKE
PLANS FOR JULY WEDDING
Miss Rubie E. Plant, Dean of Women, and Mr. C. A.
Butterworth, Jr., Business Manager, announce the ten
tative date of their wedding. The couple will be married
at noon on July, 1960, in Brevard. Active in student af
fairs, both Dean Plant and'Mr. Butterworth plan to con
tinue their work at BreVard College after their marriage.
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