Bailey Bugle, Bailey, N. C. January 1951
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Seniors Have Pictures Made for Buqle
Seniors/reshfTien Lead
In Grades/Juniors in
Atte ndance;Scphs. I n
Honor Roll
Records for the first se
mester reveal that both
the freshmen and seniors
have made B averages in
their scholastic work; the
juniors and sophomores,
B- and C-t-, respectively.
Failing the first half
vrere tv:o freslirien, four
sophomores, and one junior.
Forty-six ninth grade stu
dents, 1;2 sophomores, 32
eleventh graders, and 36
seniors passed their work
the first semester.
SEJffiSTER HONOR ROLL
The sophomore class led
with three honor roll stu
dents, They were Jan Perry,
Fannie Lou Manning, and
Clara Lou Stott. Jimmy
Harris and Eunice Perry,
freshman and junior, re-
spectivelj^', also made
honor roll grades for the
semester.
With ?5 per cent average
the junior class had the
highest attendance record.
Seniors had a 93 per cent
avera2;ej sophomores, 92
per cent, and freshmen, 91
per cent average.
Honor Roll
Eunice Perry and Gene
Finch, juniors, made honor
roll grades for the third
reporting period. Jan
Perry, Fannie Lou Manning,
and Clara Lou Stott, sopho
mores, also made honor
roll.
Those getting honor roll
grades, except for ab
sences were Mavis Perry
and Jane Morgan, seniors.
Since the end of the
school year is drawing
near, the seniors have be
gun to make plans for
graduation.
This morning the 61ass
went to VsTilson to have
their pictures made for
the senior issue of the
The mascots, Martha Mor
gan and Charles D. Philips,
III, vent with the group
to have their pictures
taken for the Bugle.
Arrangements are ’being
made to dedicate the last
edition of the paper to
the departing seniors.
Bugle.
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