CAnOLIM. FEBRUARY. 19^3
nto Closs Treosury
Stqrk Finds Home
ForNew Arrivals'
BAILEY BUGLE. BAILEY. NQRT
Juniors Soon To Dip
The junior class treasury
has grown from $96.’6l4 to ■
$700.00, this year, prin
cipally by means of maga
zines sales and drink con
cessions at home basket
ball games. The earning is
over; the spending will
start soon.
During their freshmen and
sophomores years the
present junior class paid
class dues of five cents a
vfeekj thus gaining a total
of $96.61; to start off the
j\inior year. . ' •
By receiving $369.66 from
magazine sales, $200^00
from drink concessions7
and $3)4.6h from class dues
this year, the class now
has a tptal of $700.00. .
The first dip into this
treasury will be to-pay
for the Junior-Senior Ban
quet this spring.
In the senior year the
class vfill continue to
spend its money as it
presents the class day
exercises, pays commence
ment speakers, and leaves
a gift to the school.
Advisors Draw UP Rules
Governing N.i Irip
Regulations given by the
advisers to the journal
ists and their parents
offer a suggested list of
the clothes needed and
state in detail the rules
of conduct required.
Clean, neat suits or wool
dress or sweaters and
skirts-not necessarily ex
pensive -comfortable shoes,
and no flashy jewelry are
named "musts.”
As to behavior the re
quirements are punctuality
and lady-gentleman-like
conduct at all times.
This month's, "new ar
rivals", personifying the
new books received in the
library, were flown in
under Mr, Stork's bill and
promptly hung on the li
brary bulletin board by
MSS IDALIA OGLESSY, li
brarian, The incident in
dicated that the' stork
found the right home.
laISS OGLESBY, arranged
■ this scene by placing two
small dolls in a handker
chief tied around the
stork's bill and pinning
the neviT books' covers un
derneath.
Names of the new books
displayed are Sir >Walter
Raleigh, College and You,
That Darned Minister's Son,
Elizabeth, and Mrs. Mke,
Pattern Fo^ Penelope,
Soldier of Democracy, The
Land and People of Japan,
Explaining The Atom, and
Mediterranean Spotlights.
. PAC£ 18
Next Week’s Menu
Menus, as released by
IIRS. K. F. LE’i'/IS, director
of -the school cafeteria,
in the BAILEY HIGH SCHOOL
for the week beginning
February 23-27, are as
follows s
Monday-turkey (if avail
able), snap beans, potato
salad, white bread, milk,
and ice cream.
Tuesday-Sliced ham, cream
ed potatoes, greens, bread,
milk, and fruit jello.
■y/ednesday-Hot dogs in
finger-rolls with beef
gravy, mustard, and onionsj
butterbeans, slaw, plain
whole milk, and doughnuts,
Thursday-Hamburgers in
bun-rolls, beef gravy, and
onions; vegetable salad,
peas, peaches, and milk.
Friday-Tuna fish salad on
lettuce, pickles, crackers,
pork and beans, milk, and
lemon cake.
Menus may be slightly
changed if the• produce is
not available.
Students are permitted to
have all the bread desired.
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