Bailev Bugle. Bailey^ North Carolina 19^6
Jrs. Entertoin Srs. In Night Club Setting
Juniors transformed the
Club Hotel Cherry into a
nightclub, affirm the sen
iors, by the "lavish" deco
rations, stage entertain
ment, and |10 "cover
charge" for their annual
Junior-Senior Banquet,
Easels displaying pic
tures of the "stars" of
the evening’s program were
placed in the corridor.
DECORATIONS
With a background of soft
piano music by Louise
Wells and vocal solos by
Yvonne Meacomes, the sen
iors were escorted to ta
bles decorated with top
hat containers filled with
pink flowers and green
foliage interspersed with
senior "stars", pictures
of individual seniors in
the center of silver stars.
There they were served
shrimp cocktails,the first
of a five course dinner,
beneath a canopy of hun
dreds of glittering stars,
ENTERTAINMENT
After the dinner, James
Wells, junior president,
"Tipped the Juniors’ Hat
to the Seniors", and Billy
Liles, senior president,
returned the greeting with
an affirmation that "Our
Hats Are in the "Ring",
Principal Weaver then
spoke on the change from
'*^The Frosh's Cap to the
Senior's Top Hat",
James Wells acted as
master of ceremonies for
the floorshow that fol
lowed, First on the pro
gram was "the gentleman
with the 'Top Hat, White
Tie, and Tails'", Fred
Astaire (Johnny
hr t'lie Broadway
singing "Rock and Roll
Waltz", while Mr, and Mrs,
John H, Wells danced,
Vickie Louise Corbett ahd
Susan Marsha Brock sang’
and danced two numbers,
Then came "Limber Loveli
ness" featuring Linda
Strickland, executing her
special acrobatic feats,
Yvonne Ifeacomes sang the
immortal "Stardust", The
final number was "A Key To
Happiness" by the Southern
Belles" (junior girls),
Mrs, Laurine Lassiter is
the junior sponsor,
'hONOLROU
Fifth Period
SENIOR
Elsie Eatmon
niiy thmSj
junior girls'
JUNIORS
Jfery Ella Glover
Lane Farmer
Louise Wells
SOPHOMORES
Almeta Brown
Alma Leigh Bryant
June Vick
Jewel Whitley
Carol Earp
Shirley Williams
FRESHIIEN
Hodges Privette
Fannie R, Howell
Kay Issette
Alice R, Issette
Gwen Burgess
Except for Absentees
Joyce Bailey (F)
Lois J, Eatmon (S)
Arlene Vick (S)
Faye Iforris (S)
Peggy Braswell (J)
Katherine Whitley (S)

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5eniors DeterminG
Their Right Of Privi leges
In a few days the seniors
of Bailey High School will
be enjoying senior privi
leges if they have met the
requirements set up by the
high school faculty last
fall.
According to the stand
ards set, the privilege is
determined on the basis of
class cooperation and indi
vidual effort,
FOR THE CUSS AS A WHOLE:
1, Cooperate id.th and as
sist sponsor and class,
2, Have right kind of atti
tude toward school poli
cies,
3, Be punctual for class
practices,
ii. Accept responsibility—
act like Seniors,
5, Set good examples for
other classes,
6, Respect school rogula-
tious. Obey them,
7, Class is not to support
a student in his wrong
doing,
8, High per cent of attend
ance. 9$%
FOR THE INDIVIDUAL STU
DENT;
1. "B" average on school
work for second term.
2. Parents^consent.
3. "B" average on conduct
for the year.
li. No skipping class or
school of any kind,
5, All books in and fines
and fees paid.
6, Not over 5 uncxcused
absences,
7, Be honest, courteous,
possess self-control.
8, Be a lady or gentleman
at all times.
9, Respect school property,
10. Approved by sponsor.