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PERSONAL - 2008
- Native of Bienville Parish, Louisiana
- Married to Jo Ann Fontenot of Eunice and
Ringgold, Louisiana
- Son: Nolan W. Bailey, Jr., Raytheon Software
Engineer, Dallas, Texas
- Son: Brett W. Bailey, Screenwriter
- Daughter: Lauren Elizabeth Bailey, Pre-Med Student
at TAMU-Commerce
- Former residence: Natchitoches, Louisiana (Site
of the movie "Steel Magnolias")
- Present residence: Rowlett, Texas
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EDUCATION
- BA in Secondary Education, Louisiana Tech
University (January 1962)
- Graduate, UPT Class 63-G, 3615th Student
Squadron, Craig AFB, AL (April 1962 - May 1963)
- BPA in Professional Photography, Brooks
Institute, School of Photographic Arts and Sciences, Santa Barbara, CA
(October 1967 - February 1970)
- Graduated first in class
- Presented Brooks Achievement Award
"From time to time
the faculty awards a plaque for excellence to the graduate or graduates, who,
in their estimation, have done especially outstanding work in the course of
their study at Brooks Institute. This award is not based solely upon grade
averages, but rather takes into account the creativity of the person's
thinking, his quality of work produced, his ability to work with other
people, as well as the technical proficiency which he has developed. With the
high standards, which are expected of a plaque winner, it is understandable
that the award is not necessarily made at every graduation. This is not an
automatic award to 'the best in class' but rather is a recognition of
achievement in accordance with the ideal of the 'best in photography.'"
- CFII ASMEL - (Certified Flight Instructor
Instrument--Aircraft Single and Multiengine Land) Brown & Brown
Flying School, Rockwall, TX (1976)
- MS in Educational Media and Technology, East
Texas State University, Commerce, TX (1981)
- MS +30, Northwestern State University,
Natchitoches, LA (1986)
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PROFESSIONAL (Military - April 1962 to
September 1967)
- Highest Rank: Captain
- Lockheed C-130D (Ski Model) Pilot
- Graduate of UPT Class 63-G, Craig AFB, AL (May
10, 1963)
- Assigned to 347th TCS, Dyess AFB, TX (June 7,
1963)
- Assigned to 17th TCS (July 11, 1963 - September
5, 1967)
- Graduate C-130 Combat Crew Training School,
Class 65A-6, 4442nd School Squadron, Sewart AFB, TN (November 1963)
- A pilot on first 17th TCS crew transferred to
Alaska (April 1, 1964)
- OIC of Squadron Marksmanship and Physical
Training
- Project Long Shot Crew Member
- Project Blue Ice Support Crew Member
- Alaska State Skeet Shooting Champion, Fort
Richardson, AK (1966)
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PROFESSIONAL (Post Military - 1967 to
Present)
- Professional Photographer, Drummond
Photography, Shreveport, LA (1970 - 1971)
- Best Commercial-Industrial Photograph in
Louisiana (1970)
- Assistant Professor of Photography, East Texas
State University, Commerce, Texas (1971-1981)
- Distinguished Teaching Award for the College
of Liberal and Fine Arts (1981)
- Member of Faculty Senate
- Member of Graduate Faculty
- Students won over 500 awards in
intercollegiate and professional competitions
- Charter Member - Accreditation Commission for
Pre-Professional Photography, Photographic Art and Science Foundation,
Chicago, IL (1977-1981)
- Chief Flight Instructor & Charter Pilot,
Majors Aviation Service, Greenville, TX (1977-1981: Summers and after
hours)
- Assistant Professor of Photography and Aviation
Science, Northwestern State University, Natchitoches, LA (1981-1986)
- Sponsor: NSU Competition Flight Team (1985)
- Ground Instructor of top collegiate pilot in
USA -- Mike Turk (1985)
- Vice-President Faculty Senate
- Member of Graduate Faculty
- Member of Faculty Advisory Committee to
Louisiana Board of Trustees for State Colleges and Universities
- Computer Science Teacher, Arcadia High School,
Arcadia, LA (1986 - 2002)
- Teacher of the Gifted K-12
- LACUE Louisiana High School Computer Teacher
of the Year (1994)
- State of Louisiana Teacher Evaluation Program
rating: Superior
- Retired from Arcadia High School - awaiting
next career (May 2002)
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