BAIIJ^Y BUGLE, BAILEY, NORTH CAIIOLIM, SEFTIJ.iBIJI, 1951
Have Yo U By Lois Thigpen
PAGE 12
SEEN?—Something coming
down the hall r;ith a hand
straight out or up in the
air? Yep, it "was a senior I
The class rings have come
and now they're really
seniors.
Lamar Finch drinking
swamp v.'ater or calling rod-
green lately?
NOTICED?—Mrs . Farmer's
and ?trs. Lassiter’s latest
invention, a chain or
strand of pearls to hold
their glasses around their
neck v;hile not in use? At
least it keeps from hav
ing to search high'and lov/
for them every day.
Any teachers (namely Miss
Farmer, Miss Wood, and Mr.
Tfeaver,) holding on to a
rope yrith both hands late
ly? (Suckers on a rope? I!,)
Some nev; students from
Rock Ridge? (Carolyn
Hov/ell, Louise Davis)
DISCO^/ERED—^Ivlrs .Lassiter's
homeroom did not win
P.T«A.? The seniors did
HEARD?—Any shorthand stu
dents spelling that,"ith-
a"? YJell, you should try
to read it sometime I
Mr. L.E. Pittman declares
there is no such thing as
a lazy person? ¥/ould some
one please tell me v;hat is
Trrong with some people,
then?
Nearly all of last year's
graduates were at school
the first day?
About Clara Lou Stott
carrying her French book
to a K.Y.F. sub-district
meeting?
MISSED?-~Lossie Taylor,
Sue Vick, Miriam Rhodes,
and George Pittman from
high school? Theyfre mar
ried nov:, you knov/,
ENJOYLD?—The different
chapel program and short
schedule?
YfAOTED?—A good, cold,
drinlc of ice water so bad
you could taste it?
SOLVED?—^liThat walking mar
athon Jerry Stone and
Richard Dement were prac
ticing for as they marched
from the agriculture build
ing to the school building
for half an hour, contin-
Before you
THIS PA6E .
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rA£DF0RD9 STOTTS'
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upusly?
Miy your pocket book is
empty? Perhaps a junior
collected for a magasine
subscription or ti'/o.
See It!
Buy It!
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