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No Class Open To New Student
January 9, 1947
HERE AND NOW
Results of the hearing
TEST given to all school
children from the fourth
through the tv;elfth grades
revealed that 24 of these
pupils need a recheck.
New Year's RESOLUTION.
Few people actually keep
them. They can be helpful
if kept but harmful if
made and broken.
To resolve to do better
in some v/ays at the begin
ning of a new year helps
one to overcome faults if
he has enough self-control
to carry out the resolu
tions .
Collected from the Christ
mas Seal SALE v;as $97.35
with the seventh grade
leading.
EXAh SCHEDULE
Monday, January 13
9:00-10:30 first period
10:00-ll :00 activity
ll:00-12i30—second period
12:30- 1:00 lunch
1:00- 2:30 third period
Tuesday, January 14
9:00-10:30—fourth period
10:30-11:00 activity
11:00-12:30 fifth period
12:30- 1:00— lunch
1:00- 2:30 sixth period
CORRECTION
In the article Mothers
To Give Choir Supper To
morrow several names of
choir members v/ere omitted.
The staff having had this
error called to its atten
tion corrects the mistake
by adding the left-out
names: Jean B. Glover,
Nancy Finch, Ruth Farmer,
and A1 V/illiams.
' CLEANUP
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c onvenience.
Student sponsors for each
special duty v/ill be post
ed on the bulletin boards.
The rooms dovmstairs will
find a list on the board
at the front of the build
ing; those upstairs v/ill
find their list in front
of the lunch-room.
It is hoped that after
this day’s v;ork is done
the students will take
pride in keeping the
school and grounds clean
all the time.
FUTURE E,!I-R0VEI.3BNTS
Other improvements advo
cated for the near future,
but that v/ill require the
support of the PTA, the
Red Cross Council, the
Athletic Association, and
the county, include patch
ing plaster, cleaning cur
tains on the stage, estab
lishing a first aid room,
filling holes on school
ground, repairing the
trophy case, trimming
trees and shrubbery, in
stalling a toilet in the
gym, planning an art gal
lery for the front en
trance of the hall, paint
ing walls light colors to
provide more light, con
verting music room into
powder room, building ce
ment drive,putting lights
in all rooms, and buying
curtains for girls’ bath
room.
The staff feels that a
beginning can be started
now, and when plans are
completed, they v/ill add
to the comfort and appear
ance of the building and
grounds.
Plans for the general
cleanup is in keeping with
the Health Program of
North Carolina
Finding no v/elcome in any
classroom in high school,
a nev7 student gave up his
attempts to become enrol
led in Bailey High School.
After follov/ing Billy
Murray around all the morn
ing and having found no
welcome in Billy's classes,
this student decided to
join the 9th grade. Immedi
ately after the lunch bell
rang, he followed the 9th
graders to their math
class. Miss Edith Farmer,
thinking him unprepared
for her math class, sent
him forlornly on his way.
At the end of the period,
the boys, accompanied by
said student, went to the
agriculture building for
their next class. There,
the same procedure follow
ed. After he was put out,
I.&*. L, Tapp told the boys
that the classroom v/as no
place for dogs.
L. Morgan
CONFERENCE
Continued From Page 1
superschool of journalism.
Publications v/ill be criti
cized, comparisons made,
open forums held, and
ideas exchanged.
Eight members compose the
staff. Plans are for the
entire staff and advisers
to attend*
On the^ last day of the
convention, ratings of mem
ber papers are announced.
For the past five years
the BUGLE has 'received
first place among schools
of 350-750 enrollment,
Since only one staff mem
ber has ever seen Vfeshing-
ton, plans include a one-
day stop over there.