January 1941
Pago 1
SENIOR PLAY , "ADORABLE", RECEIVES
'HIGH PRAISE FOR PERFORMANCE
NEWS' BROADCAST BEGUN
ThG first of a sorlos of broad
casts of school nows to bo glyon
each Friday morning during tho
third ppriod was prjacntod over
tho Sound System oii January (5. Tlio
‘senior class gathors this nows and
scilecta a difforont person oach
wook to act as announcar,
ThosQ programs are dosignod to
give tho students a fuller xxnder-
standing of the activities carried
on within tho school well as
to give them useful information
from time to time.
Mr, Walker states that tho pro
grams will continue as long as
interest is shown in them,
bail'ey bugle receives
RECOGNITION
The staff of the Bailey Bugle
announces that the school paper
recently received recognition in
two widely known magazines, Tho
National Beta Club Journal and the
Stato ^gazlne. From the National
Beta CluS J'ournal comes tho fol
lowing item: "This noutly mimeo —
graphed ninoto.'n page paper is the
joint project of tho Beta Club and
tho Journalism clastj. It has
fairly evon margins and makes a
pleasing impression.
"The staff of three artists has
dono some commend‘;’blo work in ads,
Illustrations and hoadlinos, Tho
s^rylo of reporting is good also,
for v;hich Editor, Sidney Jones,
tho department editors, and tho
various reporters deserve praise."
Tho State, Magazine otatja; "The
Bailey Bugle is full of all kinds
of ChriDtmas suggestions and
stories. Wo particularly like tho
list of questions about Christmas"
There follov;od a list of questions
taken from tho school paper.
CAST OF CHARACTERS WELL CHOSEN
Seniors of Bailey High .Schoolpre
sented their annual play, this
time entitled "Adorable", a comedy
of youth, on January 24 in the
high school auditorium before an
interested audience. Judging from
the anthtisiaStic remarks of the
audience the play was a great suc
cess. Soma of the teachers who
saw the play agreed it was one of
the b-3st" perforances that theyhad
ever witnessed at Bailey.
Everyone said that tho castchD©-
en were well suited for the ^arts
they portr.iyed. The cast was as
follows : Ruth Noble, Josephine Ifimm;
John B, Stodiard, Sidney Jones;
BetJy Bogart, Rosalie Earp;Jimmie
Hester, Randolph Dow;Alex Cameron,
W. S. High; Ruth Hanna, Ruth Bis-
sette; Vara Hanna, RachelHLsst)tte;
Ray Norton, Brooks High.
Total receipts ar.iounted to twen
ty-two dollars. Any school child
was admitted free if accompanded
by two adults. This encouragod
many students to be present,
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WORLD’S FAIR MOVIE SHOWN
Approximately 300 students of
Bailey High School caw tho high
lights of the 1939-1940 World's
Fair in a technicolor movie in
tho school auditorium January 6.
In the picture was shown a largo
rart of the fair^ including the
outjide viev/s of many of tho for
eign buildings, tho Army and Navy
day parados, Billy Rose’s beauti
ful aquacade, the famed parachute
jump, a brilli-.nt display of fir\>
worko, and a beautiful pagont de
picting tho history of tho rail
road, After tho chow Mr, Robort
E, Roth, director of tho pl6turo,
showed to tho audienco a amall
group of curios, among thbm an
Eskimo husky, an ostrich ogg,
and several othor articles.