Srs. Attempt Discovery
of Interests By Tests
Seniors have been taking ability and in-
T.M terest tests this month to test their
VOL. 13, NO. BAILEY, N.-0?,. JAN>,. 1.>3 m..;^ aptitudes, and likes. C.H.
Rgw Building Reody For Occupancy
ty superintendent, con-*
Delay in receiving mate
rials has accounted for
the postponement of the
moving into the new build
ing earlier.
A stainless steel table
to accompany the dish
washer in the nevr school
cafeteria has been the
greatest holdback for the
occupancy of both the home
economics department and
lunchroom.
DUCHESS LINE TABLES
Late arrivals, also, were
the 30 Dutchess Line
tobies with formica tops
thet .resist burning, chip
ping, and staining. They
were accompanied by 180
'Biciple chairs. .
Greek sky beige and heath
mix broi\m make up the
color scheme for the floor
of the home economics de-
pr-rtment, and a screen has
been added recently for
use in changing dresses
while taking,up the sewing
unit.
GleeQubPlonning
Spring Program
Plans for a- spring GLEE
CLUB program are being
made by M. W. \'\IEAVER,
principal, and MUSIC TEA-
CHT;R, MISS NANCY DICKENS.
ya.{:’iety, classical, and
pcpTJlar mvsic will be in
cluded in the program.
Other plans are indefinite.
Time, date, and other de-
hnilc will be .decldod nj-K^n
at a J date.
ducted the tests.
Principal Previews 1?53
PSYCHDLOGY, was to deter
mine the aptitudes of the
Looking into the year,
1953, Principal M. ' W,
Weaver namea three goals,
either anticipated or to
be striven toward.
These gqals _ are to get
into the new building, im
prove the attendance, and
to show the students they
have to make some effort
to pass their work.
Further discussing attend
ance, Weaver says special
efforts have been taken to
ward improving this phase
of the school.
As the principal reviewed
the year as a whole, he
affirms, "We have one of
the .strongest high school
faculty in quite a few
years."
Exhibit Chollenges
One's Reodinglnterest
Out to the cow country
the library bulletin board
takes the students in an
effort to entice them to
"lasso" books for reading.
Book covers and a cowboy
lassoing WANT TO ROUND UP
A GOOD-BOOK give the stu
dents a key to boots that
are'beneficial for reading*
The names of some of the
profitable books are A
UNTEFiN IN HER HAND,
KING’S MAN, ROPERT ; TOUIS
STEVESON, SONG IN A
STPANGF. JAND.
students,
To reveal the real inter-»-
est of the students, THE
KUDER PREFENCE RECORD was
taken*
After the tests ' wore
given, FRIES showed a movie
bringing out the difftr •
ence between ability and
interest.
The purpose of tak'ng
these tests was for guid
ance and counsel.
Boiley Hopes To Gdn
Extra TeoGher H, S
If the high school attend'*
anco for the next 'o-/n
months equals that oi' the
last four ;nonthr.j there ±3
a possibility of Bailey’s
gaining an additional high
school teacher.
This possibility hinges
on the allotmi-nt of teach
ers for next year being
the same as this year.
For the first four months
Bailey has met this year"s
requirements for an extra
teacher and has one pupil
to spare.
PRINCIPAL M. W. 1-/EAVER in
discussing the results of
having another teacher
pointed out that large
. classes could be divided
and additional subjocts
added.