BAILEY BUGLE. BAIIEY. NORTH CAROLINA. JANU/IRY. 19^h
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Ooily Fortitude
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Now Is Tha Time Echoe^FThePdSt
Today, January-
22, can each stu
dent truthfully
say that he is
keeping his New
Year's resolu
tions? If not,
the davm of each
day offers an op
portunity to live
\;5> to a resolu
tion for that day.
If tackled in
that spirit daily,
the student can master any desire•
icy builds character daily.
Stronger character traits are definitely one of the
school's major needs. Make each day count toward a
strong disciplined life.
It doesn't take stone walls or an iron cage to imprison
one's mind or soul. , ‘
Policy Of
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EDITOR: PEGGY LILES
STAFF: Marlene Eatmon,
Carolyn Finch,Stella Jones,
Shelby Eatmon, Betty Lou
Brown, Christine Fowler
TYPIST; Ann Medlin, Amy
Lou Horton
/^iVISi^RS; Farmer-Lagsitsr.
Fomous Last Words
MRS. FARMER-—Good luck—
Work hardI
MR. V/EAVER Don't wait
until the last minute to
study, f
MISS FARMER—Do your dead
level best,
MRS. LASSITER—Take your
time and don't : rtah
through you exams.
MISS OGLESBY-AU Questions
are to be asked now or you
are forever to hold your
peace,
MISS IimSON—If you know
it, it wDn't be hard,
1®.. ^JELLS—Know your agri*
cultvrre.
MR, EDWARDS—Study notes.
MR. TiESTALL Study tor
best results.
STUDEOTS—Boy, will I be
glad when these exams are
overl or gee, I dread
these exams.
(Gleaned from past Bugles)
By Stella Jones
March, IjSl^As Others See
Us.
0 wad some Pow'r the
giftie gie us
To see oursels as ithers
see us Burns
Similarly, such a pol-
!'/hat picture do others
get of you—
Ifodest?
Pleasant?
Gossipy?
Friendly?
Sarcastic?
Conceited
Ifeiderstanding?
Rude?
Garrulous?
Reticent?
Cross?
Eqotistical?
Impolite?
Uncooperative?
Impudent?
Honest?
Dependable?
April, 1952
Ifbo eeeks more than he
needs hinders himself from
enjoying what he has.
If we could deceive
others as we deceive our
selves, what reputations
we'd all have.
January 9, 19U6-—Coinci
dentally
Did you ever. p±«tnre the
students of Bailey High as
a lunp sum?
Actually, if the students
were lying head to toe
they would cover a 600
foot strip.
The upstairs hall holds
up approximately 11,000
poi^s of student weight
each school day.