Bailey Bugle^ Ba3ley, North Carolina^ Aprils 1951
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School Displays Exhibits in Nashville
Six teachers of this
school sent materials to
be exhibited at Nashville,
where each school in the
county was invited to par
ticipate in a county-wide
exhibit.
Exhibits were arranged
according to grades 'and
subjects.
Mrs. A. H. farmer exhib-
ted drawings of Silas
Idarner, a poster of a dia
grammed sentence, shewing
case, parts of speech com-
pleinents and modifiers, a
poster of words often mis
pronounced, and two copies
of the Bugle,
Mrs. L. T. Lassiter's
geography class was repre
sented North Carolina
booklets and maps made in
coitunercial geography.
Typing II work on display
was a cross section of a
budget and art typing
from typing I were sent.
Miss Edith Farmer exhib
ited block cutting, geo
metric designs and solids,
figures used for party
favors, an algebraic
crossword puzzle with 97
words, and some graphs.
From tlie science depart
ment, M. V/. 7Ieaver sent
drawings of Concave and
convex lenses and mirrors.
Mrs. J. P. Underwood sent
original drawings of poems
studied by the class,
Richard Privette's Jungle
picturej and European maps
filled out from memory.
Four biology charts con
sisting of pictures of
flowers, insects, animals,
marine creatures, and
plants were sent by Burley
Dunn.
Mrs. Frances Rouse, repre
sentative for Bailey, took
these exhibits to Nash
ville. She also carried
a flower garden from Mrs.
Florabelle Bynum's class
and a doll house from Mrs,
Rudolph Glover's class,
but was unable to put them
on exhibit because the
office at Nashville was
closed.
Miss Edith Farmer states
that the English depart
ments were represented
more than any other depart-'
ment in the county.
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