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THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C.
Friday, January 16,1959
Teen
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IN NEW BERN TODAY
Everyone at New Bern High is
tremendously excited about our
r.ew drill team. Coach McCxee’s
v/ife (Beverly) is a wonderful in
structor, and we intend to be ready
for our first drill at the New Bern-
Elizabeth City game here on Feb
ruary 20.
We are preparing a military drill
and a baton routine. Other drills
Vi ill be added later, after our ini
tial appearance. We have been prac
ticing from 3:30 to 5.00 on Tues
day, Thursday and Friday after
noons, and we also practiced dur
ing the Christmas holidays.
Included among the girls who
are busy at the routines are Mar-
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Nelson, Emma Padgett, Patty Pi-
land,
Sue Ellen Polvin, Becky Rouse,
Jackie Smith, Mollie Stallings, Mar
garet Rhodes, Lindsay Stokes, Bun
ny Mcllwean, Gail Taylor, Sarah
Bradbury, Della Fulcher, Joanne
Ernestine Hollowell, Sheron Hooks,
Betty Ipock, Gail Johnson.
Patsy Joseph, Judy Maultsby,
Marcia Paul, Sandra Ridoutt, Shir
ley Rodgers, Priscilla Ross, Brenda
Smith, Nell Smith, Evan Rowe, Em
ma Turnage, Martha Benfield, Di
ane Laughinghouse, Patricia Kil
patrick, Juddie Messer, Berly Per
ry, Patsy Wilson and Donna Cohn.
Mrs. McGee impressed upon those
of us who are on the drill team the
importance of getting into good
physical condition. Just like an
athlete or a ballet dancer, we can’t
do our best otherwise.
We certainly want to be at our
best for our first appearance. Fans
have shown a great interest in what
we are trying to accomplish, and
we don’t want to disappoint them.
As for our fellow students, we
know they will be with us all the
way.
PERSONALITY
It sometimes happens that the
man with the most magnetism is
the one who gets things coming
his way.
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DELIGHTFULLY DIFFERENT—Much of Georgia Parrott’s
charm lies in the unique qualities that are to be found in
her facial expressiveness. Even if you didn’t know by
her attire that she has her heart wrapped up in ballet,
you would sense her artistic nature. Add one more lovely
New Bern girl to our array of Mirror Maids.—Photo by
Billy Benners.
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