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THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C.
Friday, July 17, 1959
Teen
Topics
IN NEW BERN TODAY
New Bern High school’s 1959
graduating class is going to be
well represented in college this
fall.
For example, in the freshman
class at Woman’s college in Greens-
horo we will probably have Lollie
Hawkins, Carol Hughey, Terry Mid-
yette, Mary Ann Bartling, Flora Al
len, Judy Steinberg, Valeria De
Mers, Ursula Reimann.
We understand that Ann Dar
rell, Chuck Ferebee, Billy Guthrie,
Linda White, Nona Frances W’il-
liams, Martha Holton, Doris
Chance, Jackie Hammond, Eloise
Nelson, Barbara Saulter, David
Teuton, Rodney Knowles and Don
na Kilby will be at East Carolina
in Greenville.
Headed for State college in Ra
leigh are Bill Cox, John Howell,
Pat Mason, Fred O’Connor, Jack
Ragan, Tom Sawyer and Shirley
Scott, while Jim Langley is destin
ed for Louisburg, along with Glenn
Williams.
Bill Brun,ies will be at Wilming
ton college, Kitty Whitty at Salem
college, Elizabeth Cotton at At-
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lantic Christian college and Char
lie Lewis at Wake Forest. Going to
Peace in Raleigh are Bunny Jack-
son and Hayden Jones, while Nan
cy Gibbs will brighten the campus
at Mary Washington. •
Mount Olive Junior college is
going to have Janice Bryan as a
freshman, and Johnny Morris is
looking southward to the Universi
ty of Miami. Louis Zaytoun is Cita
del bound, and Ted Williams will
end up at Wake Forest.
All set for the University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill are
Terry Maultsby, Stevie Hines and
Terry Midyette. Ray Bottorf and
Bobbie Johnson have their eyes on
Western Carolina.
Duke University is the stopping-
off place for Danny Stallings,
Lloyd Brinson and Gail Robinson.
Rosa Lee Armstrong is enrolling
in the Mercy School of Nursing at
Charlotte, while Penny Pendleton
and Ann Bland are going in train
ing at Watts hospital in Durham.
So you see, the NBHS class of
1959 is interested in further educa
tion.
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4. W’aterloo—Stonewall Jackson.
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6. Tiger—Fabian.
7. Bobby-Sox to Stockings—Fran
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Looking Glass -
(Continued from Pdde 1)
helping out in the tally—was
plumb disgusted. Appetites had
dwindled to a state of non-exist
ence.
Clerks at New Bern’s post office
haven’t been too enthusiastic eith
er. Cancelling stamps on an en
velope bulging with dead flies' is
gooey business. When you have to
do it repeatedly, it isn’t exactly
pleasant.
Added to Jefferay’s worries is
the fact that, innocently enough,
he violated a postal regulation cov
ering the dispatch of harmful mat
ter through the mails. Actually,
the volators were those who sent
the bugs, but a lawyer would prob
ably say that Bill was an accessory
before the fact.
Postmaster Ralph Stanley, in
keeping with his duties, has writ
ten Jefferay to enlighten him. “We
do these things to guard against
a repetition of the occurrence,’’
Ralph has ejfplained to us.
It’s safe to say that there’ll be
no repeat performance. For one
thing. Bill is an honest, law-abiding
citizen. But, most of all, he has
discovered that getting mixed up
with a mess of flies will make you
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DADDY SAM-
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Francis kids about his three
sons, and ruefully predicts that
they’ll probably be picolo players
in the school band. Yet, in his
heart he believes that they are
certain to carry on the Ferebee
tradition in one oi; several sports.
Although the pdople in Tennes
see have made Jean and Fran feel
right at home, they welcome the
chance to return to New Bern each
summer and replenish the tar on
their heels. This summer he is
working here for the State High
way Commission.
Jean frankly admits that as far
as sports are concerned, she can
take them or leave them. But, she
adds, it makes a difference when
she is interested in the team. Need
less to say, she is on the sidelines
rooting whenever a Cumberland
High school team is playing.
Like we mentioned at the out
set, Daddy Sam would be proud of
Francis if he could be among the
living today. For all we know, he
may be beaming with pride any
way.
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