RATT.F.Y RTIfiT.F.. RAILEY. NORTH CAROLINA. NDVEMBER, 1956 PA(E„ 1
Lost AndFouniOept. Peoce Study InterestsNumber Of Students
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Stray items around school
j\ist seem to find a xmy of
accumulating on Principal
M. W. Weaver’s desk and on
shfelves in the office. So
great is becoming the accu
mulation over the years
that he is Td.lling for the
students to have them gra
tuitously or else he might
conduct a rummage sale.
(DLLECTED ARTICLES
The list includes 1 pen
cil—14 ball point, pens—2
lead pencils---^ fountain
pens*
S combs—pair of black
gloves—one brown glove.
A girl’s 17 jewel watch
vri-th a yellow band and a
bo3'’’s New Haven watch with
a brotm band.
Handkerchief—red sweater
—rainbow colored cap-
red and a white belt——
brown billfold—black and
a red coin purse.
Ruler—paper clip—hair
pin—vAiite beads—finger
nail clipper—locket—toy
police badge—magnifying
glas s -r a bbit' s f 001.
CONTINUED POLICr
Even though the list
grows, the principal still
insists that you bring
lost articles to the of
fice. Kay Wiggs found this
helpful when Fred Lamm
found her x-jatch and took
it to the office.
Shelby Williams, school
secretary, said that a
first grader, vSio brings
in everything she .finds,
discovered a cigarette
stub one day and brought
it to her. If everyone was
that faithful, the office
might soon be full of lost
items#
Striving to promote world
peace is the motive for
students' entering this
year’s Peace Contest the
contestants declare.
Those participating i n
this major study are ail
high school students, vAio
believe that "xTOrld peace
begins mth youth".
The main topic for each
speech is "The United
Nations—Its Problems and
Oppo rtunitie s".
Winner of the speaking
contest, scheduled to last
from six to tt?elve minutes
per spoGCh, is to receive
a gold keya This award
alviays goes to the person
presenting, in the eyes of
the judges, the best com
posed and delivered speech,
reports the speech sponsor.
Miss Idalia Oglesby.
Entering from the fresh
man class are Janet Weaver
and Marjorie Hinton. Kay
Wiggs, Fannie Ruth Howell,
and Alice Ruth Issette are
to speak from the sopho -
more class. Three seniorc—
Louise Wells, Lane Farmer,
and Keith Glover—are also
entering.
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