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VOL. 8 MO. 9 ■ BAILLY N • C,
English Dept. Edits
Literary'MagazinG
Found enclosed in this is
sue of the Bugle is the
first copy of the nev; "lit
erary" magazine, "Pen
Scrawls", representing
work done by the English
department this year under
the direction of Frs. How
ard Farmer and Kiss Wilma
Johnson, teachers.
MAGAZINE
The magazine, containing
themes, letters, poems,
and other composition und
creative work representa
tive of the English depart
ment, is published to en
courage better writing, to
promote an increased de
sire for creative writing,
and to serve as a memento
of the year's wqrk.
ASSISTANTS
Assisting the staff with
the publication are Pansy
Rae Bissette,Phyl]is Finch,
Mary Evelyn Glover, Peggy
Brannon, Jackie Edv/ards,
Jacqueline Col]ie, Sharon
Bunn, Nancy Finch, Gladys
Phillips, Ruth Farmer, Bet
ty Doris Sanders, and Ben
Etheridge.
The cover page, designed
by Jacqueline Collie,, is
run off in the school col
ors, green and gold.
...PRTCB IQg^
CALENDAR
Baccalaureate Sermon-May'IS
icrass Day Exercises-ICay 21
of school J,Tay 22
^oL’;-..:enoement Night—May 22
3n:i-:be.ll Games
lAu;- 13 Bailey at S. Hope
May IS Wendoll at Bailey
Mrs. Undervvcod Serves
As bchoo! 'Doctor'
I.'rs, J.P. Underwood,sixth
grade teacherj bscause of
her training in first aid,
serves as the school's doc
tor and nurse. J£or,’ nisdi-
cine cabinet supplies have
totaled 475 this year,
MEDIC IKES
She buys the best known
antiseptic preparations
for home use„ States I*'s.
Underwood, "Sulfathiazole
and sulfanilamide have
really worked wonders for
students with minor infec
tions in this school this
year."
Money for these supplies
is taken from the school
treasury,
PATIENTS
Students from the first
through the twelfth grades
come to Mrs, Underwood for
first aid. Accidents occur-
ing all during the day
consume a good bit of I'xso
Underwood’s spare time and
sometimes necessitates in
terrupting her classes-
SCOUT BREAr.S CO RiCQVD
Six Boy Scouts received
merit badges or higher
ranks at the Court of Hon
or meeting held in Nash- ■
ville in Jj.pril, Gene Finch
broke the county scouu re
cord by getting seven mer
it badges.
The seven merits awarded
to Gene were for Farm Lay
out and Building,Machinery,
Farm Records and Bookkfiep-
ing, ^Voodwo-.-k, Farm Home
and Its Planring, H^me Re
pairs, and Carpintrv,
To be entitled to these
medals Gene was required
CpmmenceEieut. ex«?raises ,
will open .vith the bacaa-"
laureate sermon by the Rev-
I. T; Poo.Le, minister of
the Bailey Methodist
Church. May 18, at 11
O'clock in the school audi
torium.- Hubert May, mem
ber of Cooley and J&y law
firm., will deliver the 00m-
mencemont address. May 22,
at 8 o'clock^
CLISS DAY PROGR/iM
Taking a leading part in
the class day program,
"Attic Memoriesto be
given in the auditorium.
May 20at 8 o'clock, are
Betty Doris Sanders, vale
dictorian; Keith Glover,
salutatorianj Mary Evelyn
Glover, class poet; Isaac
Ifedlin, prophet; Irvin
Pinch, Jr., giftorianj and
Ann Brock and Bill Boykin,
mascots. Each member of
the senior class is to
have a part in the program.
AViJ?DS
Awards ard diplomas will
bo presented Thursday even
ing following the commence-
meiit 'idciressr
M.ui.iv. fL^r the programs
wil'l be rendered by the
comniUhihy choir, composed
pi-i:j;i-;pa] ly of high school
s uc'd'ii,!, s of Bailey and
Moa.ih p-’leasanta
to draw a map of a farm,to
te] 1 .;ha use of 6 machines
and 12 tools, to keep farm
retiords, to make a book
cane., to give ideas for im
proving the .farm, and to
make 14 repairs in his
home,
•Richard Etheridge, Scott
Lewis, and P-srcy Murray,
Jr, a-otain'id five, t.hree,
and -rre
T.'"OGe .'ec-?iving rati-igg
were Ben and .";ioh;.rd Ethe
ridge, Star, and C„Hv Miin-
ning. Life.