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VOLUME 11, NO. 5
BAILEY, N. C. JANUARY, 19^1
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1950 Marks
12 Major C ha nge s
All agree that 1950 vrit-
nessed important changes
and improvements in Bailey-
High School,
A few of .the important
changes are listed belov;.
Separate ’coaches ' for
the boys and girls.
Republication of the
Bugle.
Additional teacher,
Ilevf Dean h’actice Sets
for the bookkeeping
class,'
A nevr coat of paint ap
plied to the school
building inside and out.
Purchase of nev/ suits
for the basket ball
teams,
Beverley Jane Tapp's
article published in
the Student lissue of
the North ' Carolina
English Teacher,
Elected cheerleaders.
Full-time-office help
' Lockers for all high
school students.
Bicycle racks*
One additional bus and
two replacements.
Siudents lo Coinpete In Speech Contes l
SGver&tudenis Merit
Com pe t ent Typist Pins
Seven typing II . Studeftts
were awarded Competent
Typist pins during
December.
To be eligible for a pin,
a student must type for
ten minutes at the rate of
$0 words per minute vdth
.not more than five errors.
The comiTiOrcial .depart
ment receives a standard
ized typing .test each
-month from the Gregg i^b-
lishing Company to be
given to the students.
, The tests of all students
meeting the requirements
are sent back to the com
pany for' grading. If the
test is approved, the stu
dent is av^arded a Compe
tent Typist pin,
Lucy Blake- Stone, Lucinda
Stott, Bobby Lamm, Doris
Murray, Dorothy Ferrell,
Lois Bailey, and Dorothy
Ann Dev^ received pins last
month,
BaileyGainsEiqht. Students; Loses Fou
r
Beginning the second se
mester, Dailey High adds
' eight students and loses
four.
The eight students gained
are Joyce Y/'alls, Annie
Ruth BrovTO, Betty Lou
Glover, Lessie Taylor, and
Frances ViTells, ninth
graders^ Jean Boykin,Junior
Bass, and Jean Taylor,
tenth graders.
Going to other schools
are Betty Lou Nichols,
Battleboro; Donald Boone,
Danville, Virginia; and
Andrew Sherv;ood, Coopers.
Stopping school is Denny
Liles, a tenth grader.
At least two put of six
sophomores of Bailey High
will participate in the
Sixth Annual Speech Con
test, sponsored by the
Greenville High Chapter of
the National Forensic
League, taking place in
the Greenville High audi
torium next Saturday,
In order to be eligible
for prizes, each partici
pant v.Tites and sp?aks a
tribute to a character
from the story of our na
tion, Students, who have
contested or debated in
any interscholastic speech
are ineligible for this
division of the contest.
Each speech is limited to
four or five minutes.
In chapel yesterday a pre
liminary contest deter
mined v;hich of. the six
speakers will be the
school’s official contest
ants, The speakers were
Jackie. Bragg, paying trib
ute to Helen Keller; Clara
Lou Stott, to George VJash-
inton Carver; Fannie *Lou
Manning, to Mark Ti^rain;
Lois Thigpen, to Father
Flannigan; Shirley Creech,
to John D. Rockefeller, Jr.
CALENDAR
Jan, 2U,Bus^ Drivers School
Jan, 25... ...'March of Dimes
Basketball’.Game
Jan, 31.•»F. F. A. Banquet
Feb. 1 County Teachers
Meeting
Feb. 7....F, H. A, Banquet