November 21, 1947
BAILEY 8U6LEY
lAJl^Y, NORTH CAROLINA
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Judy Smith, niece of
senior teacher sponsor,
and Woody Perry, brother
of Bobby Perry, senior,
will, as mascots for
the senior class, be the
good luck stars ' • guiding
the seniors through their
last year of high school.
The mascots were unanim
ously elected at a class
meeting last week.
During the meeting the
seniors chose the rose as
class flower, red and
white as class colors, and
’’Knowledge comes but
wisdom lingers” as their
motto.
Of the 35 members of the
senior clsss, 18 have ex
pressed intentions of
going to college.
Those who have definitely
decided on colleges or
have made applications are
Billy Horner, A. C.;
J'illard lorgan, Evelyn
Poole, frank Lewis, Duksj
Jacqueline Collie, U.N.C.,
and Jackie Lois Edwards,
Patsy Lamm, Greensboro
College.
The following have chosen
subjects they will major
in: frt.nk Lev.ds, medioine;
Jacqueline ColXie, phar
macy; and Lvelyn Poole,
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Planning to enter busi
ness schools are Clara Fay
Williams, Vivian Griffin,
Vifilliam Glover, and Bobby
Lee Finch.
Undecided as to which
college they want to at
tend are Lois Ray Pace,
Bobby Perry, Elton Willi
ams, Brooks Vick, Iferry
Lee Kixon, Beth Bissette,
and Gilda Gray Perry,
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