BAILEY BUG_LE
Ontober 4. 1946 ' B A 1 [ E Y. NOR I \ i CAROL iN A Page 4
SchoolPaperMoreThanNewsCoverage
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Of the 153 students ih high school only eight are
taking journalism. These with the aid of typingll stu
dents are endeavoring to publish the Bugle«
To edit any paper requires long hours of extra -work
and the sacrifice of tine and pleasure. That accounts
for the small class in journalism and gives evidence
that students ha\je not yet learned hov/ to choose between
the hard road of learning or the "prini-ose path of
pleasure".
Former journalism students from Bailey v/ho are
going to college report that they have had less trouble
with college English than those who have not had jour
nalism.
In addition to teaching the fundamentals of grammar,
writing technique, and clear expression, journalism de
velops creative ability, iniative, responsibility, and
co-operativeness, or, in other words, trains one in the
art of expressing himself and in the character-building
requisites.
The school paper is a record of the school’s activ
ities, it keeps pupils informed, stimulates interest in
contest^ advertises the school*s work, acts as a mouth
organ for the students, and arouses school spirit.
For the community the paper supplies information as
to what the school is doing, what it plans to do, and
creates interest in the school's activities.
It is no credit to the student body that it wants|a
paper yet is not v/illing to share the responsibility of
the "Work required or to surrender a fev; hours of pleas
ure. If several would share in the work, there would be
no particular burden on anyone, and al], students, school,
and community, would benefit.
SUSIE BABBLES
Susie Makes Her Debu.......
Vfell, how is each and
everyone of ye worthy stu
dents after a fine three-
months vacation-ragged but
right,ehj Have you noticed
the so s-m-o-o-t-h tans
being displayed around?
\VE NOTICE THA.T
There seems to be an epi»
demic of black sv;eaters
around the school--but
who’s complaining? The
Jacquard sweaters are also
destined for a great popu
larity. .. .And listen, who
ever said "loafers” were
going out?? Just take a
look around By far
the most eye catching gar
ment seen yet is the "La-
Chaqueta", or Mexican loa
fer jacket, v/orn by ffiss
Johnson.
COMING EVENTS
Things of interest happen
ing in the near future are
State Fair, Oct. 14-19,
BUGLE Coronation ceremony,
Oct. 11, and opening of
the basketball sea.-;on ■■ '
CONGR.A1UIATIONSI
To Nashville and Red Oak
schools that are publish
ing a paper for the first
time the BUGLE staff ex
tends congratulations and
best wishes.
Quesiicnsof theMcnth-
\Yhat teacher has taught
longest at BH9?
Ymich teachers are alum
nae of BHS?
What teacher married a.
BHS alumnus this summer?
V/hat year did Bailoy
School add the agricultur
al department?
Ynien was the present
school building erected?
(Ansvjers, pg. 22)
Millard: Poor me ! I flunk
ed my history test today.
Rox;V/hat’s wrong,"Genius"?
Millard: H»w does Miss
Johnson expect me t» ans
wer questions about some
thing that happened be
fore I was born?
BAILEY BUGLE
Published Monthly
by
Jeurnalism Class
and
C0t5MERCI/^L DEPARTMENT
Bailey, North Carolina
Member
C.S. P. A,
Editor Beth Bissette
Bus. Mgrs.--Jean B. Glover
Lenzie Morgan
I.feke-up Ed,-—M. Lancaster
Proof Reader -E» P#ole
Mimecscspe Ed.—B, Eatmon
Circulation Mgr.-B. Farmer
Vocational Lena M. Price
Advisers J. Farmer
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