RAIT,EY RUGT.£. BAILEY. NORTH CAROL!
Grooes Gain 31; Lase 3
Replacing the 31 students
who left during the moving
season, 31 new students
have enrolled in grades
one through eight.
From the two sections of
the first grade, ARNOLD
JOE ERAY and DOROTHY and
BILLY MW lefty while RUTH
JOYNI.R, ELMA LOUISE GLOVER,
BARBARA ANN WILLIFORD, and
CAROL LEVffS made their
-irst appearance- here.
Chree students, LOUISE
BISSETTE, JUNIOR BRAY, and
JOYCE DAVIS, withdrew from
the second grade. Six stu
dents, LINDA LYNCH, GLADYS
VM BROWN, LINl-irOOD O'NEAL,
J^JDY GLOVER, JIMMY FINN,
and ZEKE 1-JILDER, made a
gain of three for MRS. RU
DOLPH GLOVER'S room.
LOSSES OFFSET GAINS
1-lISS ALICE HARDY'S class
lost JERRY MURRAY, RALPH
:‘3ASS, PJINDOLPH KING, and
THURMAN DAVIS. RAY ALLEN
O'NEAL was the only stu
dent to enter,
VAHNEDA GARDNER, FRANCES
ANN WILDER, I'JILLIAM BROM,
and SPENCER LE^ilS entered
I4RS. mFik GUNTER'S third
and fourth grades, while
FPJINCES and PHUJS MORGAN,
HILDA FAYE EXCEM, NANNIE
FAY GAY, TOMMIE DAVIS, and
WAYNE BASS left,
The faces of LINDA MURRAY,
AUTRY BPJIY, JACK DAVIS,
and ARMEN NEW of grade
four have been replaced by
those of GLEN DORA WILDER,
MHEL and RANDOLPH LYNCH.
UPPER GRADES
Entered in MISS MARY FRAN
CES O'yfENS' fifth grade is
mj LEWS. GLENDA HARRING
TON and JAMES RAY DAVIS
have moved away,
LOUISE V/ILSON, ETHEL MAE
GARDNER, and JAMES LYNCH
have ertarad in MRS.. .SARAH.
Grade4 Presents Rays
For Chapel
"Snowflakes" was presented
this month by MRS, E, H.
PASCHALL'S fourth grade in
the high school auditorium*
The program was in recog
nition of the things GOD
gives to the world and the
people, and the thanks we
should give to be a part of
the world today.
ANN BROCK welcomed the stu
dents stunts and CASSANDRA
COZART played "VJinter
Wonderland" on the piano.
Characters in the play,
"Snowflakes," were GERALD
TAPP as the King and fourth
gradt students acting as
the snowflakes.
Farewell vias given by ANN
BP.OCK,
MAY'S fifth and sixth
grade pombination. No stu
dents have withdrawn.
With a gain of two, MRS.
JIM UNDERWOOD'S class now
has THURMAN FINCH, GEORGE
HARE LEVJIS, an;? FANNIE
O'NEAL, who replace the
one student lost, JIMMY
MURRAY,
After losing J. R, BISS-
ETTE, PEGGY and ^CHARLES
KING, and EARL WHITLEY,
and receiving YVONNE
GLOVER and BLAINE LUCAS,
MISS RACHEL BISSETTE has
an enrollment of 360
In the remaining sections
of grades seven and eight,
the number gained and the
number lost balance, BETTY
JEAN HOLLAND, MARVIN LEWIS,
and ETLLY and BETTY BOYKIN
(twin.”) entered; leaving
are DORIS BISSETTE, EMMA
JEAN MORGAN, LARRY MURRAY,
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Classes Busy
With Projects
Plaques, maps, and ships
are projects undertaken by
grammar grades eight, six,
and five-and-six com
bination.
MRS. R. G, L. EDWARD'S
eighth graders are making
plaques to be put on dis
play at P.T.A. Open House.
On display in MRS. JIM
UNDERWOOD'S room are maps
of the European districts
about which they are
studying.
Ships depicting the long,
slender, viking vessels
are being made of olywood
by MRS, SAPJIH MAY’S grades*
Next Week's Menu
Menus in the Bailey High
School for the weekjbegin
ning January 26-30^ as
released by lyiRS, K.F,LEi‘"l.'»
Monday-Vegetable so.'j
vTith beef, hot cheese
toast, peanut butter,crack
ers, plain whole milk, and
ice cream,
Tuesday-Meat loaf, whip
ped potatoes, English peas,
white bread, plain who].e
milk, peanut butter, crack
ers, fruit jello, and
chocolate milk.
Wednesday-Hot dogs with
beef gravy, onions, mus
tard and rolls, slaw, lima
beans, plain whole milk,
and doughnuts,
Thursday-Hamburgers with
beef gravy, onions, and
mustard, brown beans,
vegetable salad, rolls, *
peanut butter, plain whole
milk, and oranges, _
Friday-Tuna fish salad,
yellow vdiole grain corn,
green snaps, plain whole
milk, white bread, peanut
b.utter,. and nhnnol at.,p—cake.*