OueensTo Receive Crcwns;
Classes lb Stage Stunts
VOL. 13, NO. 2, BAILEY, N.
They Did It!
Yes, the juniors have ex
ceeded last year's top-
class record of magazine
sales by $8,10. These two
classes have been the only
ones in Bailey High tr
sell $1000 or more of maga
zine subscriptions#
High salesman, WAYNE B.
FINCH, was trailed by
WAYNE LAMM by an even two
dollars,
HIGH SALESMEN
Because both boys were so-
nearly matched, each was
awarded a first prize►
Wayne B. chose a camera
set, a Parker 21 pen and
pencil set, and a key
chainj Vfeyne Lamm, an Olym
pic wrist watch and a Park
er 21 set.
All $10-and-above sales
men were eligible to com
pete for the Jack Pot
prizes. Of these Bruce
Finch, Shirley Webb, Ray
ford Perry, and Jerry High
were the winners.
CERTIFICATE WINNERS
JII.1MY HARRIS, JERRY HIGH,
DORIS JOHNSON, BRUCE FINCH,
PATRICIA DEVf, CARROLL
JONES, PEGGY LIIES, DWIGHT
GLOVER, and AMY HORTON re
ceived a certificate of
achievement for selling
subscriptions amounting to
130 or more.
The junior profit made
from sales will go in the
junior treasury for ex
penses, the largest one
being the Jnni-m’ - -'ioTiitn-
AWARDS AWAIT WINNERS
C., OCT.1952
Tonight
auditorium, the Misses
reigning queens of all the stalking ghosts
in evidence as
Students ToStoge
niock Election
the
are
y after their crowning in the
Halloweens will become the
and irLtches
hereabouts»
The Halloween spirit will be further
each room stages its stunt*
All this, the program committee says, will cost
adults 35^; children 2C^.
Each room will sponsor
one Miss Halloween candi
date. Votes vdll be one
cent each. The winner
from the elementary school
will become junior I^iss
Halloween] the high school
winning queen will be
crowned senior queen.
During the stunt hour,
all home rooms will give
a brief stunt.
Five dollars mil -30 to
the room one through seven
having the best stunt. An
other to the remaining
grades,
Miss Edith Farmer and
Mi-ss Idalia Oglesby art
chairmen of the program.
Next Tuesday while
school's parents
casting their votes
for one of the two presi-n
dential candidates, the
U. S. History class will
be conducting a similar
election in the library
for high school students
The mock election,, spon
sored by MISS IDALIA
OGLESBY, will be kept in
swing by the election
•fficials, JAN PERM ^and
RAYFORD PERRY.
ixtra Pose Proves
3eneficiol For Seniors
Seniors save school time
and Dad’s money, says the
advisor, by having an
extra pose made for the
senior edition of the
Bugle by the photographer'
who took pictures of the
entire school in September.
The pictures proved satis
factory except in the case
of three or four students
who have had a retake made.
This two-birds-at-one-
shot idea proved to be
cheaper than a regular
studio sittings and elimi-*
natcd ^-iki.ng time out to
go to a stjidio*
Quartet Renders
Marimbo Concert
Declared to be "the best
for the money spent," the
Hammerettes program of
last week "was enjoyed" by
the student body*
For an admission of 10^!'
most of the students saw
and heard an all-girl ma
rimba quartette*
Graduates of Southeast
School Assemblies in
Greensboro, the fr»ur girjs
presenting the concgi't
rendered a ff>rt,V“five
minute pi'ogi'Bin^