J4IL£.mUGL£..-JBAILEY, NORTH nARDT.TNA., nnTHRKR^ ip53
RedI Librdry
- A sense of awe grips one
when he walks into a large
library, for he knows that
many of the great thoughts
of the ages are here stor
ed within the books.
People study as they
should without interrup
tions, since everyone
speaks in a whisper, al
though no-one tells him to.
There's something in the
atmosphere that warns one
not to talk aloud.
In the North Carolina sec
tion of the library at
Chapel Hill, there is a
special room dedicated to
Sir Walter Raleigh, It is
furnished with antique fur-
nituro that came i’rom the
homes of his time and a
bust of Queen Elizabeth,
who encouraged his inter
est in colonizing America,
From there one goes into
the reading room, A collec
tion of Thomas A. Wolfe's
writings are stored in
wired book cases. No one
can use these books with
out special permission.
Honor Roll
Students making the honor
roll for the first report
ing period are:
GRADE 12
Peggy Liles
GRADE 10 B
Elsie Eatmon
GRADE 9 A
Peggy Braswell
Lane Farmer
Mary E. Glover
Audrey Joyner
Louise Wells
Tanya Glover, senior,m3S5S ■
ed the roll by absences.
MALENE EATMON
This collection is just
one of the many in this
room. Also the furniture
is a very beautiful mahog
any. It was all donated by
John Sprunt Hill,
Next are the colonial
rooms. These are very beau
tiful too. In them are an
tique furniture, and the
floors are made of boards
that were taken out of
some colonisl homes in New
Bern, North Carolina. The
lighting fixtures are amaz
ing. When the lights are
turned on they shine
through the windows as if
it were day light.
Because of the limited
space in the reading room
itself, there are stack
rooms filled with writings
by North Carolinians or
about North Carolina.
Everyone would have a dif
ferent opinion of a labraiy
other than what he already
has, if he could go into a
large library just once.
G R. ADE
(Continued from page 11)
V. PRES.—Phillis Manning
SECRETARY—Kay Thompson
TREASURER—Randolph Finch
POETRY IN THE BEGINNING
RACHEL PERRY, a student
in Mrs, Paschall's olass
wrote this poem,
THE PUMPKIN
I aaw an orange puit^skin
As large as could be.
My mother picked it off
the vine
And made a pie for me,
TO GET YOUR
EVERY NEED
IN SWEATERS,
DRESSES,AND
SHOES
Visit
Eds
b
IN
Bailey. North Carolina
Don’^Forget. For Your
FEEDS
GROCERIES
ICE CREAM
FLOUR
COLD DRINKS
M.A. Fiffl
'5 GR.O.
Green Babies
Bailey. N, C