Decenber 11, 1942
BAILEY B.UGLE
Page 9
This-Thet-N'tother
(-By Phylis) •
In talking with fal
io vi^ studoats both in
and out of school I
hear a great deal of
criticism concerning
the disciplinary met
hods of the high
school teachers.
We students are un
fair in that we don't
look at thoir side as
v;ell as ours. Unnec
essary disturbances
cause time lost for
both teachers and
pupils. If v;e realize
that, we have no room
to talk about the
teachers.
CHRISTMAS GIVING
What are' you going
to give for Christmas
this year? Does your
shopping list include
expensive gifts again?
Those will bo unpatri
otic, Sinco we are in
the middle of the
world’s greatest strug
gle. The Christmas
spirit of giving can
be patriotically done.
Among the patriotic
gifts are servicable
remembrances or v/ar
bonds and stamps. On
your list don't forget
your man in the ser
vice .
COMMEHDABLE POLICY
The Bugle’s policy
of commending in each
issue Individuals for
work done is a very
good way to promote
good v/ill and to give
credit where credit
is due. . .. .
Many Students
To Spend Holidays
Elsewhere
Several.students are
planning to be . away
f r on B-.' X1 e y dur ing
Chriat.aao holidays. ’
Leaving the stc.tj arc
ANNIE ivIAE PAHICSR, who
plans to spend the
holidays in Kcw Yo.rk
with her brother; AL-
L2EK FMCH, a senior,
Vifho goes to Florida to
see her husband sta
tioned there;' and SARA
SEAT
EATI.IOI'
visit
ginia,
CARL
tends
near
and PATSY RUTH
, who expect to
friends in Vir-
VifALKER, JR. in
to visit an aunt
Elizabeth City;
SAMUEL GLOVii:R,a friend
in Raleigh; and HOLLIS
HASKIiiS, his brother
in Rocky Mount.
MRS. LASSITER RETURNS
Recovering from an
illness at her homo,
Mrs* Laurine Lassiter,
couomercial teacher,re
turns- to resume charge
of the comraorcial de
partment.
In her estimation
Ciiristine Pinch has
managed the comr.iorcial
department splendidly.
THIS - YEAR
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IDEAL - GIFT
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