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BAILEY BUGLE
BAILEY BUGLE
Published Monthly ,.{iy
iBAILEY HIGH SCHOOL
Bailey, ITorth Carolina
ME1.IBER
COLUlvIBIA SCHOLASTIC PHESS ASSO.
Editorial Staff
Editor-in-chief Marie Morgan
Asso, Editor,«, .Sarah Morgan Earnier
Feature Editor Horace Meacomes
Sports Editor Maebello. Bissette
Business Staff
Business Manager Hildred Ruffin
Assistant,,Hollis Haskins
Production Manager...Josephine Lamm
Assistant., Jack Farmer
Reporters ..Sidney Jones
Christine Turnagej
, ^ Martin Liles}
Artists.. Christine Finch}
Marks Underwood
Advisers,,,,,,,,,Mrs, Howard Farmer
Mrs, Laurine Lassiter
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AMERICA'S THANKSGIVING
In a few days, boys and girls
sll over America will be seated
with their parents at their Thanks
giving tables. The father will
probably give thanks for the pros
perous year and the blessings the
family have received during the
year. Although the prayer ‘will
be echoed through America, how many
Americans stop to think what it
really means?
Each morning American children go
to schools where the principles of
democracy, not the views of the
government leaders, are taught.
Here, where everyone has freedom of
speech, press, and religion, there
expressing personal
beliefs and opinions. In Thanks-
prayers this year• America
has not only peace and 'Droopority
to be thankful for but the greatest
thing of all—^FREEDOM I
thirty-five to forty people. It is
obvious that the trip is individu
ally less expensive when the total
expense of the bus is divided araong
a greater number of people.
last time that the seniors at
planned a trip to ViTashington
the entire class was enthusiastic
about going, but when the time came
to leave for the trip only ten stu
dents were ready to go. When it was
left up to only ten students to
finance a bus, the price was so un-
reasonable that nobody could make
the trip*
effort to avoid recurrence
of this situation, a suggestion has
u06n jsiade that Gnothsr grade be in—
vited to accompany the eleventh
grade on a trip to V/ashington this
year. The Bailey Seniors, refusing
to do themselves a favor and save
themselves some money, rejected the
plan and refused to invite either
the tenth^or twelfth grades.
The action of the senior class
indicates one of three conditions;
1. that the class is wealthy enough
to pay for one-half of an unoccu
pied bus, or 2, that they pi^cfer
the company of perfect strangers to
that of their fellow students, or
3. ^hat they believe themselves to
be the only students in Bailey who
deserve a trin to llfeshington,
ARE GRADES ALL?
SENIORS USE MISJUDGEMENT
V/ashington, D.C, offers to the
tourist a wealth of education en
tertainment, and recreation. ’
Students may arrange tours on
chartered buses accommodating from
Students who wouldn’t think of
I cheating fail to realize that bor-
is the snme
principle. The lender is as p:uiltv
as the borrower. Though it is hard
to refuse a friend, lending papers
encourages the lazy student to de
pend on some one else for his work
o1talnea!° honestly
there are students who think
thfno- Si*ades are the important
thing--no matter how received.
They boast of how they have fooled
the teacher with their "stolen A*sV
They ve fooled no one but them-
selyes by believing that the game
S can^be thus played. The
cold fact IS they have cheated
themselves only*