TR15ASUEE ISLAM) EXHIBITS
Hlfdrod Ruffin
Grado 8A English Class after
finishing TREASURE ISLAND mado a
display on board and ta’oJ.o of tho
most important phasjs cf tho
story. Tho tablo, which was in
Mrs, Farmer’s room, was placod in
front of tho boards Joe IJ.’r-ircll',
our bost artist, portrayed pic-
turos of all thu iinoortant
characters, Hollis H-'-^skins draw a
very good map of Tretiaure Island,
Other maps Includixig those of
Alloon Pinch and Irene Bicsotto
were also good, Carson ’-hmno made
a selection of the words studied
in Treasure Island and illiistrat-
ed them with pictures pasted on
paper. Pirate flags were made by
several girls; among tho bost
wore those of, Sarah M, Farmer ,
Mary Rose Brov/n, Josepbino Pace,
Margaret Vick and Hildrod Ruffin.
Hollis’s map, Joe's pictures, Car
son* s word illustrations and Hil-
dred’s flag were all posted on
the board. On tho L;ablo v;as a
model of the ship "Hispaniola”
made by Martin Liles and Car Walk
er Jr, Roy Jornigan m:.de a stocl:-
ado out of corn stalks. All those
things looked very original and
gave tho class groat pleasure in
the display.
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SOCIAL PROBLEMS "
DEBATED
Amo 11 a W111 i f.ms
Since tho midterm semester, the
Sociology class on Friday of every
Week has debated some social pro
blem of tho United States„
The most interesting among
these debates have been on the
subjects Resolved, "That School
Boards shotild treat the marriage
of a ’jk'oman teacher as a resign
ation of her jobj." and "Tmt in
our coimii'oii.tty bad surroundings
and oo.r.djtions account for more
dep ;.'ndenuy than bad heredity, "
Those debates have catised the
st\id''-nts of t'lls class to observe
things y/ell, e'ipross their opin
ions ac tl\eir best, do much re
search work., and taught them to
ccnverse with people without got-
tin{j any’yc
Pr-. nces Manning, James Wynne ,
Thelbert Boykin, Amelia Williams,
Easter Pearl Lamm, a^d Guy
Bissette have been the ones who
have enthusiastically and inter
estingly prosuntod their debates.
They have won in many debates,
Tho judges for these debates
have been selected from the
seniors that tako Sociology,
JUNIORS CHOOSE CL/iSS RINGS
After one whole, day of examin
ing, b'-rgaining, and disagreeing
the Junior Class of Bailey has its
choice of cl-ss rings narrowed
down to the wares of two salesmen.
Instead of waiting -until the
fall of thoir senior year to send
in their order, the Juniors de
cided to have the salesmen come
thl3 spring. In that way the saloe
man can make tho rings in the Sum
mer as well as give a discount on
the pries a
The salesmen started coming dur
ing the first period. Remarks
hoard wore, "Horets whore we miss
history." But by 2:30 that after
noon these remarks had changed to,
''MDr, Walker, do wo have to see
another one of those men?"