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DECEMBER Ih,'^0
VOLUTffi 11, NO. 3
Sophomore Win
National Hecognition
Sending
problem
Ivlanners, a
panel
si on prograjn designed to
advise teen-agers on their
adolescence problems,
brought Jan Perry, sopho
more, a :/ittnavrer vn'ist-
watch as, first prise for
having her problem dis
cussed on the air Satui'daj,
October 28,
I.!ind Your Lianners is a
NBC presentation broad
casted each Saturday
morning at ten o'clock
over 1VPTF in Raleigh,
Jan declares that Mnd
Your Manners is a very in
formational program that
would benefit every teen
ager. She recomiT'ended it
to any person interested
in hearing every-day prob
lems discussed.
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BAILEY, C.^
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Holdx
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SeniCT'Pl
CONF. GAIffiS
OPENS DEC. 8
MONTHLY-lO^i
PRICES:yearly
flame Cheor leaders
a sportsmanship
to I.!ind Your
discus-
ii^6^’=:i;^9tli^hx at .the first basketball game of
on\l:^Mtiei^ ^i^’led yells vdll be the Bailey
.der^'^^b%^^^J£l|ir^|;p^^^Rue 'Tinstead. Doris Murray,
Jackie Vicke, Joyce
Yi'illiams, Bi'uco Finch-
dressed in ne\! white suits
wilth green and gold letter.
I.Iiss Idalia Oglesby will
After three Vv'-eeks of prep
aration, the seniors,
imdei' the direction of
I’iss Piebecca .Tomlinson,-
presented their class play,
CAI',PU3 QUEEII, to a full
audience last Friday night.
The play netted 0133.
That the audience liked
the play vras. revea3.ed in
the comments heard after
the play; ]]veryone did his
part vj-ell; it was well
cast; the play shovred evi
dence of good qoaching;
it's one of the best ever
given at Jjailey.
Faculty Curbs Student Slackness
To encourage more study
ing, the faculty is bring
ing pressure upon the stu
dent body to decrease ■ the
interruption of classes,
skipping classes and home
room period, going to the
gyft too often, and getting
off classes for various
reasons.
Students are not to inter
rupt classes any longer to
speak to a teacher or stu
dents unless ..something
urgent comes up that can
not be attended to be
tween classes.
Students' shipping clas
ses has brought about the
regulation that every time
a person skips a -period
he is suspended until fur-r
ther notified tliat he may
return to sclwol, . Points'
are subtracted from the
conduct grade for skipping
homeroom period.
Interruption • of class
wor!: by the demands of
other activities is to be
cut to a minir.uiT* says prin
cipal Vfeaver, ,
serve as faculty advisor.
At chapel last Vfednesday,
eleven students were nomi
nated by the student body
as prospective cheer lead
ers, lionday, after a pep
rally in chapel, six were
selected from the eleven
on the basis of their
demonstrated ability.
If was Principal V/,
leaver's belief that the
students would respond
much better than in. former
years if they elected
their cheerleaders.
The cheer leather's suits
were paid for .by the ath
letic association.
Junior Keceives Award
For outstanding salesman
ship, Irene Glover, Junior,
received unexpectedly from
the Curtiss !.!agazine Com
pany a plastic and bronze
■trophy.
Expert salesmanship in
the magazine subscription
contest, held
the year by
class, netted
earlier in
the junior
095.ilO or—
subscriptions for Irene,
These sales, surpassing
those of any other junior
student, made Irene the
higheiit saleslady.