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Principal Weaver Stresses'First ThingsFlrst'
Because of low grades,
poor conduct, general lack
of "buckling down”, and
failure to follow regula
tions, Principal M, V7,
Weaver conducted a "gener
al complaint” assembly
for the high school this
month.
"Qnphatically and spirit
edly" he stressed putting
"first things first" and
insisted that no student
should expect "special pri
vileges."
All regulations were ex
plained by Principal Wea
ver, Later he gave each
teacher, class officer,
and individual student a
chance to ask questions or
add any comments. When
questioned, some of the
teachcrs agreed that it
was a "very inspiring ard
democratic v;ay‘ of thrash
ing out problems." They
seemed to think it was a
"timely meeting" but
should have been stressed
six weeks earlier,
John Wells, agriculture
BUGLE Earns Plaque
"Excellenco of production
and writing" won for the
BUGLE a plaque at East
Carolina College Press In
stitute this month.
Approximately 1^0 staff
members of newspapers and
yearbooks in high schools
of Eastern North Carolina
attended the meeting.
The school is to receive
the plaque for the best
mimeographed paper at a
presentation in the school
auditorium,
PEGGY BHASi-'ELL, editor of
the BUGLE, B^.RR'IRA BOTKIN,
and KEITH GLOVER, staff
members,represented Bailey
High School at the meeting.
tcachor, voiced his opin
ion by saying, "If it was
not for five per-cent of
the students, there would
not be a need for such a
meeting."
Principal Weaver ended
the assembly by saying,
"We sand paper a cedar
chest to smooth off its
rough edges, Vftiy don’t we
tiy sanding off our own
rough edges?”
"Come out tonight and cel
ebrate the fvin of Hallow
een by enjoying the pro
gram, dancing, carnival,
and other activities,"
urges Mrs, Moody Glover,
chairman of the PTA fi
nance committee.
The program will begin at
7i30 in the auditorium.
Admission for adults will
be ^Jl.OO and for students
through the 12th grade 25^,
Twelve teachers and their
grademothers are in charge
of a three-to-four minute
skit on the month assigned.
ACTIVITIES
Mrs. Moody Glover and Ifrs.
John McKeel will be in
charge of the cakc walks
in the auditorium, gymna
sium, and the cafeteria.
Each cake walk will be a
xhe caim''\l^”WTJLL b^ ii
tho\schoc»w gyjyjcisiumj
with tlte-^ttjaSbars direct'
ing the ^afferent booths.
W, G. Edwards will bo op
erating a movie in the
first grade 'room, while
Mrs. K. F. Lewis promises
a square dance in the cafe
teria.
The money made tonight
will be used for such
school work equipment as
maps, dictation records,
slides, and other items,
I'frs* Moody Glover, chair
man, Miss Edith Farmer,
W, G. Edwards, Mrs, Lewis
Watson, Mrs, G. R. Strick
land, and Mrs, John McKeel
make up the committee in
charge of the program.
COMING EVENTS
November 1956
6, First Bkt, Ball Game
8. PTA
9. Band Program
22-23 Thankstd.ving Holiday