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H ERE AND NOW
BAILEY BUGLE Paga....2.
Ho me Ec Teacher HeadsLunch Hoorn
Supervised by Miss
Jewel Langley, home
economics teachor, the
lunch room is again
operating even though
V7Px\ assistance is no
longer available.
Hiss Langley plans
the daily menu, bxiys
the groceries, and
keeps the accounts.
Mgsdames Kermit Lewis,
M.C. Oneal, and V.'ade •
Joyner, v/ith the help
of the third year home
ec. girls, prepare and
serve approximately
{ 200 plate lunches
I daily.
Prices arc the same
as last year; plate
lunches ten ccnts,
soup five ccnts. In
addition ice cream,
milk, and cakes are
sold when obtainable.
New floorings, re
placing outworn spots
in halls, is the most
pronounced improvement
made in the building
during the summer.
Graduates of last
year who have visited
the school this month
are Mary Rose Brown,E.
C. Griffin; John Dow,
Harland Perry, Joyco
Vick, Jtianita Brantley,
Samuel Glover, Martin
Liles,Talmadgo Croech,
Richard Stott, Eleanor
Hedrick, and Carl H.
Vmlker Jr.
Eighth Grade enroll
ment shows an unu
sual equal number of -
boys and girls; all
other grades have a
girl majority.
Attending high school
this year are 168 stu
dents, 97 girls and 71
boys.
Our former principal
MR. CARL H. V/ALKER
has a position with
the state department
in Raleigh.
Bailey HighHas
Th ree NewTeache rs
Three new teachers
join the faculty of
Bailey High this year.
Miss Jewel Langley,
teaching home ccononic;
Miss \7ilma Johnson,
English and history;
and Mr. V*. M, V:caver,
science.
Miss Langley of Rocky
Mount succeeds Mr s,
H. E. R.ogers, who has
gone to Virginia to be
with her husband, MIsk
Johnson of Conway,
N. C., fills the vac
ancy left by the .'.re
signation of Miss Jane
Lackey, now teaching
at Erwin,IT. C, Princi
pal Weaver comes from
Castalia and replaces
BUGLE EDITED
BY ENGLISH,
JOURNALISM CLASS
I
Seventeen students
interested in journal
ism Y/ill edit the
Bailey Bugle as part
of the work required
in a ninety-minute
combined class of Eng
lish and journalism.
The new class taught
by Mrs. A. H. Parmer
and composed of se
lected students, four
sophmores, thirteen
juniors, and one sen
ior is applying Eng
lish through the med
ium of journalism and,
thereby, trying to im
prove the school pa
per.
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