BAILEY BUGLE, BA3XEY> KORTH CAROLINA, NOVEMBER.; 19^3
Illuminating The Alumni > —
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SHELBY JEAN EaTMON
at the past editors of
the Bugle have been doing
siuirjc they slaved over
mi-jeting deadlines, pushing
others, and serving in any
capacity called upon prove
illuminating material for
this moath's alumni column.
The first "beginning” of
the Bugle was under the
guidance of TRAVIS JERNI-
GaN, who was in Washington
D.C. when last heard from.
In the school year of 'UO
'Ul SIDNEY JONES was edi
tor of the Bugle. Since
leaving Bailey High he has
served in the Navy,attend
ed Tulane University, and
is at present working in
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
MARIE MORGAN, now Mrs.
John Boland Simms, is a
graduate of Duke Universi
ty. She lives in Ocean
Side, California^ and has
two children,Kenneth, age
fiv6jand Cathleen, age two.
Her husband is a captain
in the Marines.
Living in Goldsboro is
SARAH M. FARMER SMITH,for
mer editor of 'It2-'U3. She
has one child.
FLORENCE FOYNER HODGES,
editor for has
ield several.office Jobs
in Raleigh where she now
lives. She is married and
works at Hobby’s Transfer
Co.
Immediately after gradu
ation MARGARET BROWN began
working with the FBI in
Washington, where sho
still holds a position.
Editing the Bugle in 'hS-
»U6 was BETTY D. SAUNDERS,
who attended East Carolina
College. She now commutes
daily to her teaching 30b
at Burin High School.
In 'U6-'U7 BETH BISSETIE
led the Bugle staff. She
attended A. C. College,
choosing teaching as a
career. She began her
first teaching at South
Edgecombe High School in
Pinetops and returned
there this year. Wedding
bells will be ringing for
her December 20.
EVELYN POOLE is the only
ex-editor who still uses
the training received from
working on the Bugle,
After graduating at Duke
University, she began
teaching at Martinsville^
Virginia^and has a class
in journalism in the high
school there.
The second made editor
was BOBBY LAMM. In »50-«5l
he led the Bugle staff
through the school year.
He is married and lives in
Raleigh, where he works as
manager of the producing
department in the Tip Top
Food Stores.
Co-editors for ’5l-'52
were LA RUE WINSTEAD and
LOIS THIGPEN. La Rue
worked for awhile in
Raleigh and then decided
married life was best.
Lois now holds a position
at Wachovia
Rfllp-igh^
Bank
in
M/iRY ANN EDWARDS, last
year's editor is now at
tending A.C. College in
Wilson, hoping to major in
math and minor in English,
• PEGGY LILES is this
year's editor, attempting
to uphold the tradition of
these past editors,
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