October 4. 1946
BAILEY BUGLE
BAILEY, NOHTH CAROLINA
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FifthGradeEnjoysParty LET’S DO OUR BEST
Sixth Grade Studies
Stone-Age Period
The sixth grade has been
stadying the Stone Age of
long ago. One of the
strange customs was when a
man died his mate had to
be killed by the witch
doctor so that she might
go with her mate.
The pupils have made sev
eral hand axes, clubs,
and clay pots as the
people of long ago made
them. One girl found some
clay on a ditch bank, with
which she made a bowl and
baked it in the oven. T?hen
she found some berries
and painted strange signs
on it* It was admired by
the class.
6th Grade
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NFW TEACHERS JOIN FACULTY
The faculty and pupils
miss the teachers who have
not returned but they feel
very fortunate in having
the vacancies filled. They
are delighted with the new
teachers who are Miss
Hildred Lewis of Mddlesex,
Miss Rachel Bissette and
yj.ss Millie Pearson of
Bailey, Here’s wishing
you a pleasant and profit
able year in Bailey High
school.
The members of the gram
mar gracLss are glad to
hare :::cms3 Old friends back
thin yea.T, also to have
new I'UO'ls enter.
Tht> old JTiends are Elda
Ray Moreau, Clifton
McXeel, B?J iy Ray VTilliams
Jimmy Sjilth , Perry
Amy Lou Horton was honored
at a surprise birthday
party given by her mother
in the fifth grade room
tember 20. She received
many useful gifts. Mrs.
Horton served large cups of
ice cream and cookies,
Everyone had a happy time.
To b a cc o Conte s.t E nd s
The seventh grade won in
the contest with 137 3/4
pounds of tobacco and
$26.60 in money. The fifth
grade had been ahead all
of the time until the fi
nal day. They had 97 1/4
pounds and $11.50. The
seven grades brought in
393 pounds and $48.90 dur
ing the contest, There is
a picnic i:* stcre for the
seventh grade.
OSCAR
Itlrs. Underwood went to
the supply room one day
and got Oscar, which is a
plastic body. We learned
about the whole body in
side and out from the
brain to the knees.
I liked Oscar very much.
I learned more about the
body from Oscar than I
have in all the text books.
Brantley, Bobby Lee
Brantley and Adelle Jolley.
Tith the crowded condi
tions it is found that
only three new pupils have
registered in the grammar
grades. l.'Sack Burgess, Mar
jorie Finch, and
Freddy Lamm,
School days are hejre
again
^ith a bright outlook
tre can plan -
To do our best from day
to day
Whether at work or at
play.
Arithmetic is hard and
so is spelling
But I-can lick it I am
telling, •
Come on, children, and be
a sport
Let's give the teachers
our support.
By Gene Finch
7th
AUTUMN
I'm always glad when
autumn comes.
The leaves come tumbling
dovra.
They come in many color*
of yellow, red and brown.
The 'maple with its
yellow,
The oak with gold and
brown.
When the autumn winds
blow,
They all come tumbling
down.
It'll' soon be time for
winter.
And the'winter winds
will blow,
But I’ll be glad because
I kliOVT,
I can play out in the
snow,
Elsie P. Strickland
6th grade
Soinc Old Students Ret urn ;Some New Join