April, 1941
SEVENTH GKADE ITEMS
We, the seventh grade, are hop
ing to enter high school in the
coming year. Wo are looking for
ward to the happy four years3nhigh
er grade^’»We bid ourferewell tothe
grammar.grades. To the seniors,we
wish a happy life in v/hatever kind
of work they undertake. We are sad
to say goodby to the olomontary
teachers, but we are glad to say
hello to the high school teachers*
Janie Overman
OUR GRADUATION
The seventh grade is 1o oking
forward to April 25,1941,because
our graduation exercises begin at
eight Of clock on that night *We have
worked hard to finish grammar sdiod.
and all of us Imow that the no3^t
four years will be even harder. We
have enjoyed our work in the ele -
mentary school very much, but now
we are eagerly awaiting the night
when we will be graduates of the
seventh grade,
Horald Jornig a n
TO THE SENIORS
Ha'll to the seniors of this year;
May their life afterwards be full
of cheer.
May they choose well their ambi-
t ions,
So theywill not have bad condi
tions,
Many hardships will come p.long.
But may they take them with a
song.
Wo hope with all our hor.rt.
That they will have a very good
start.
So hail to ri'eniors of Bailey
HighJ
Everyone, even I,
Jowol Gray Bissotto
SPRING
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Thero ia vast beauty in the groen
grass.
And deop in tho valley, spring has
come at last.
When spring comes and wintor months
have fled.
Wo know that things will not remain
doad.
Already the southern skies are warm
and fair;
Spring is hero, and wo want to get
out into tho air,
Dorothy Mao Parish
TO THE NATIONS
Britairfs children aro starving,
V/hile Amorican children, tho roast
are carving.
In Holland tulips are about to
bloom
And they will bo beautiful in Juno,
In China children are listening
closo
To Japan^s bombors on tho coast,
Germanyts children havo funny dross.
But thoy think ours aro funny I
guess,
Mexican children aro far to the
South
And funny languages come from tholr
mouth.
Franco is last, but not loast;
V/o hopo they will soon havo a foaat.
Wo Ai^oric-'na are glad to say
That wo aro not worried whon wo
Pl-'iy.
Sally Lou Porry
MEETS ALL
FAMILY NEEDS
9/
P
BAILEY, NC
Rod tulips pushing through tho
frozen groimd,
And surging llfo in tho oarth be
gins to abound.