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NINTH GIR.LS SeitiorsPre^pare For Last LapOF High ScKool
COMIKIFD feol: ?ao^ »
Lois Pace, Blsie Rook-
er, eleventh; Phyllis'
Finch, llary Evelyn Glover,
and Keith Glover, t’-^elfth,
made honor roll on exans.
-■if ter journalism with
94 on terr. average came
geometry with 91, follotred
by typing II, 89, and
shorthand, 83. Lowest
average for the term v/as
78, made by algebra and
physics.
COIIDUCT
Conduct grades for each
room averaged not less
than 90 nor more than 92.
Lenzie r.jor£an and Keith
Glover made the highest
average on exams and term
respectively. Thelma
Creech and Beth Bissette
tied for second place in
exam averages, vrhile Len-
zie I;Iorgan, Jackie 3^dwards,
and Lois R. Pace were se
cond for the term.
• For the tern there were
two all-the-way failures
in high school. One com
plete failure was made on
exams.
Oiders have been pljaced
for senior callinr cardn.
Seniors^ have selected
their invitations for com-
mencemeiit and are waiting
until the date oi* the com-
mencemont exercises is sn-
noiuiced to order the in
vitations.
Kaving tc^ken measurements
for caps and gowns, the
senior3 are making reserva
tions now to avoid last-
minute rush.
The ' play^ '’Voluatary
Bride,” will be presented
by the senior class in
March.
Since the senior pictures
are to appear in the last
issue of the BUCL"^, True-
blood Studio, of V.'ilson,
has made the pictures.
Mrs. Lewjs Thanks Boys
Mrs. I'. F. Lewis, super-'
intendent of the cafeteria,
wishes to express her
thanks to the boys who
help by carrying milk
bottles, food supplies,
and oil up and down the
stairs.
She also welcomes the re
turn of I.lrs.' Oneal and
IvJrE, Yfilliajns, whose ab
sences were due to illness.
We Are Now Equipped
To Do The Best
nDry Cleaning And Pressing.
doa/T forget to see oue new line of
SPRING SAMPLES FOR TAILORED-MADE SUITS AND PANTS
EXPECTED SOON.
BAILEY DRY CLEANERS
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