BAILEY BUC^E. BAILEY. NORTH CAROLINA. FEBRUARY, 19$^
St. Press EncourogesArtidesOn Class Work
"Lack of interest in high
lighting the actual class
work" in school papers was
pointed out at the State
Press Convention this fall.
In keeping with this sug
gested idea, the staff has
endeavored to present from
time to time the work un
der study in the various
departments.
NORTH CAROLINA LITERATURE
The juniors in their
study of American Litera
ture have just completed a
unit dealing with North
Carolina authors and their
works.
As there was no unit on
North Carolina in the text
book, the class, according
to the teacher's report,
had to work out its unit.
AUTHORS
The study has included
leading North Carolina
authors, past and present,
and a brief resume of nu
merous others. The stu
dents gathered data for
their reports wherever
possible, but literary
productions were taken up
on class.
The boys by drawing sket
ches and making posters
brought the reports and
studies to life. In charge
of the artistic work were
Mack Burgess, Ray Fulghum,
Henry Brantley, Wesley Med'
lin, Raymond Boykin, Billy
Ruffin, Bobby Turnage, and
Charles Rhodes,
During the study of this
unit each student was chal
lenged to try his hand at
creative writing.
See Class Work^ pa^e 18
What would the best
dressed man in town say
if he were asked where
his clothes were cleaned?
He would exclaim—
"Why at the.
Jimmy
Dempsey
Laundry!”
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