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GDmmencem©nl Opens Thurscby Evening With Class Night
Six Teachers l^esign;
Board Proinises deeds
Six resignations from
Bailey teachers were ac
cepted by the School Board
at its April meetings. All
other teachers were re
elected.
Those resigning are Julia
Lawrence, P. S. Music;
yiyrtle Sessoms,third gpade;
Mesdames M*W. We aver, fourth;
Doris H. Parker, sixth and
seventh; and L, E. Pittman,
science and coach.
For the most part the
Board gave assurance that
the school needs for next
year, presented by H, W,
Vfcaver, would be granted.
In the classrooms, vfhere
needed, new shades, desks,
window panes, blackboards,
and teacher desks were
promised.
New fixtures for the boys'
toilet down stairs, an ad
ditional bus, and grading
of present school grounds
are planned.
New doors for the gym, un
breakable glass in the
bottom panes of outside
windows, and door-stop re
pairing were on the list.
Whether the board will
buy additional play ground
or change the home econom
ic department into an en
larged laboratory were
questions to be acted upon
later.
Exam Scheduls
SENIORS NOT EXEMPT.
1st - 3rd - 5th period
classes Tuesday,May 13*
2nd - Uth - 6th period
classes Wednesday,I^y lU.
THE REVEREND R. G. L. EDVfARDS AND DR. L. C. SIHTH
TO BE COJflENCEMENT SPEAKERS
Seniors open their commencement exercises Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock by staging for their Glass Ni.'^ht,
Alma Tkter's Children, a three-scene play based on
"The Old V/oman V/ho Lives
In A Show".
The Reverend R. G. L, Ed
wards will deliver the Bac
calaureate Sermon, Sunday
morning. May 18, at 11
o'clock; and Dr, Laurence
C. Smith, Professor of Re
ligion at A. C., will be
the Commencement speaker,
Monday evening. May 19, at
8 o'clock.
ALMA MATER
In the Class Night exer
cises Ruth Williams will
charagterize the role of
Alma l!later. Spirit of the
School. Other leading char
acters in the program are
valedictorian. Gene Finch;
salutatorian, Kay Ferrell;
historian,Catherine Brown;
poet,LaRue V/instead; test-
tator, Jackie Vicke; and
giftorian, Franlclin Brown.
Participating in the play
also are class mascots,
Joey Bailey and Kay Strick
land, and thirty-one first
and second graders.
Among the various fea
tures planned, two clowns,
Earl Planning and Owen
Strickland, gamely portray
class colors and spirit.
Alma Mater's Children
takes a different approach
to graduation than in pre
vious years.
Time Wed. Class
12:30-2:00 6th
Time Thurs. Class
8:li0-10:00 1st
10:30-12 -00 2nd
12:30- 2:00 3rd
Time Fri. Class
8:30- 9:30 Study
9:30-11:00 Uth
12:30- 2:00 ^th
Junior Is Chief Marshal
Jan Perry, having made
the highest scholastic
average in high school,
becomes Chief Marshal.
The two students making
the highest record in each
of the high school grades
are named marshals.
The other five marshals
are Fannie Lou Ifenning,
junior; Jimmy Harris and
Peggy Liles, sophomores;
Billie Faye Perry and
Marlene Eatmon, freshmen.