December 12. 19.41
BAILEY
BUGLE
Page 4
BAILEY BUGLE
Published Monthly by
BAILEY HIGH SCHOOL
Bailey, North Carolina
IvIEMBER
COLUIffilA SCHOLASTIC PRESS ASSO.
Editorial Staff
Editor-ln-chlef Marie Morgan
Asso, Editor....Sarah Morgan Parmer
Feature Editor .Horace Meacones
Sports Editor Maebelle Bissette
Business Staff
Business Manager Hildred Ruffin
Assistant Hollis Haskins
Production Manager... Josephine Larrai
Assistant Jack Farmer
Reporters, Sidney Jones
Christine Turnage
Martin Liles
Artists Christine Pinch
Marks Underv;ood
Advisers Mrs. Howfllrd Parmer
. Mrs. Laurin'e Lassiter
COPYING DESTRUCTIVE
TO PAPER
_3ws paper ethics permit quot
ing but consider it piracy when ma
terial is copied without giving the
source credit.
Though material copied from an
other newspaper may bo compliincn-
tary to the paper duplicated, it is
certainly not very complimentary to
the paper doing the copying, as it
implies that its staff has little
initiative or orglnallty. A nev/s-
paper must have InJiviuality to be
really interesting. Uhon other
papers copy it, this indlviuality
Is destroyed; and the copied paper
becomes like hundreds of otl.-.v.rs-
just a school paper.
Challenging Thoughts
Do more than exist - LIVE
Do more than touch - FEEL
Do more than look - T'-.'^.ERVE
Do more than read - A.0.
Do more than hear - LISTEN
Do more than listen - UNDERSTAND
Do more than think - PONDER
Do more than talk - SAY SOIETHING
^CoMic Magazines Deluding
Jotm Horsen Rhoades
peep into each pupil*s desk
in Bailey High School would reveal
that nearly onc-thlrd of the
desks contain one of those widely
circulated comic magazines. More
over, one-half of those v;ould be
found in the grsimmar and primary
grades*
Comics have no educational, value
v/hatsoover,. They arc. flIIi.od. with
lurid plcturoa, abusive. English,
and all 'kinds, of matter unfit, for
children,. ' Stories in the comic
books are., for the moat part,,;
untrue;’ but some children re.ad theim
ao -much that they begin to believe
those fantaatlc tales*
Valuable time is loat v/hen a
]aupll roads:: a funnybook inatoaxi; o£
Ilia leaaans or' a good library book.
So parent a,, the next t ime your
child a ska for a dime to buy a?,
aomie book,, aak youraelf this ques
tion,, "Do I want my child to g,raw/
up with a normal mind, or do I want
him to have a confuacd, muddl.cd.
outlook on the world.?
THE
A
GIFT?
PERFECT gift
v/er. Attri
butes symbolic
of Christ are love,
mercy, justice, kind
ness, faith, and under
standing, V('hat incompar
able gifts to Invest in this
ChristmasJ They bear no price
3.1’e priceless. Within
the power of all to give, they
bring joy and friendship not brought
with money. As gifts this Christmas
let neighbor
'nd
H
t'
s
friend exchange
PRINCIPLES