February 15, 1942
BAILEY 3UGLE
BAILEY' BTJG-LE
Published Monthly by
BAILEY HIGH SCHOOL
Baiioy, North Carolj.na
LUMBER
COLUMBIA SCHOLASTIC PRESS ASS
Editorial Staff
Editor-in-chief Marie Morgan
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Cc^uNTiiY Is At V7ar
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jthou3h few people as yet, really
I sccm to realize it. Before it is
I over there will be groat changes
jir.ado and probably great sacrifices
- ,1 called for. Everyone will have to
Asso. Editor Sarah Morgan rar.ner learn to brush up the old suit when
Sports Editor Maebelle Bissette a now one is preferred repair the
Business *
Business Manager
Staff
....Hildred Ruffin
Assistant Hollis Haskins ^ ^
Production Manager... Josephine Laniiniwalk or stay at homo when
Assistant Jack Parmer ihc \7ould have ridden.
old radio instead of discarding it
for another, wear cotton socks in
place of silk stockings, and either
otherwise
Reporters Sidney Jones
Christine Tni-naje
Martin Liles
Artists Christine Pinch
Marks Underv.'ood
Advisers. Mrs, Howard Far/ner
Mrs. Laurine Lassiter
Majority Bows To Mnowty
When a minority abuses a privi
lege, it becomes necessary to ’de
prive the entire group of that pri
vilege. Such has been the case in
Bailey High School. Duo eitiier to
the carelessness or to the acn't-
care attitude of a small portion of
the student body who persist in
littering the halls with po.per and
making unnecessary noise, it has
been necessary to deprive the whole
student body of the privilege of
staying in the hails. Ninety "" per
But can these things bo called
sacrificos when the four great
phases of freedom—freedom of reli
gion, of spocch, of press, and of
assembly arc being defondud?
They cannot I Americans must com.o
down to earth and realize that sav
ing^ now will be much better than
bowing to the Rising Sun or hioling
Hitler.' later. The people of tho
United States must learn to live on
a smaller sca].e, and a good begin
ning is always for the individual
to start in his own back jard. It
is time for every mon, \/ora.an, . and
child to get his he
clouds and begin to
ions defense.
ad c
save
it of the
for stren-
Patriotism Triumphs
cent-of the students have been do- Class had
Though the members
ing their best to keep
in good condition and
their influence to get
ing ten per cent to
example.
the building
should use
the rcmain-
follov/ their
CHALLENGING THOUGHT
V/e can offer up much in tho large
but to make sacrificos in little
things is what we are seldom equal
to. GOETHE
of the Senior
striven all year toward
building up a fund for a trip to
V/ashington, they gave up this goal
when the United States entered tho
war. Instead they have now decided
to use tho money for expenses of
tho Senior Class. After these ex
penses have been paid, the class
will vote on how best to use tho
remainder. The BAILEY BUGLE com
mends the class for this gesture.
Beyond doubt,they typify the spirit
that makes Americans forget person
al desires and stand as a 'anified
whole when faccd by adversity.