BAILEY BUGLE. BAILEY. .NORTH CAROLINA. JANUARY. 19^1
Students Plan
For New York Trip
Where to get the money
for the New York trip has
been for some time upper
most in the minds of these
journalism students plan
ning to attend the CSPA
Convention.
I
Several students are de
pending on their parents
for their money. Two girls
received their money as a
Christmas present.
Picking cotton was one
student's means of obtain
ing the necessary amountj
a farm crop, another pu
pil's, One bry, working at
the Carolina Theater, will
be using his salary to de
fray his expenses, while
another has saved some of
the money received from
barning tobacco.
The trip is estimated to
cost about $70-$?5 per stu
dent. This amount will
cover all necessary ex
penses. Since the class
shares equally in any sur
plus BUGLE funds, the to
tal figure for each person
is expected to be reduced
somewhat,
F T A TO INVITE
N.C. LEADER
Plans were discussed at
the January meeting «f the
Future Teachers Club to
ask Miss Helen Wells,
state Future Teacher lead
er, to visit the Bailey
Chapter in the near future.
The Middlesex Chapter is
invited also to meet with
the Bailey Club for a
Joint meeting to pvumote
inoi'eaf^ed intei*esl-.5 and
better relations.
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Fiction Leods In Reoder interest
'fiction and biography ap
pear to’ be first choice of
BHS students when select
ing books from the high
school library of approxi
mately 2,000 books,^’as
serts Miss Idalia Oglesby,
librarian*
In a given week at BHS^
only 35 books may be check
ed out during the entire
week, while in anhther
week that number may be
checked out in one day.
"The reason for this,"
states Miss Oglesby, "is
that on weeks when book
reports are due more books
are checked out than any
other time,"
When a student 'checks a
book cut, he is allowed
two weeks fcr reading it.
If he has not finished it
:y the end of the two
weeks, he has the oppor--
tunity to renew the book
for another two weeks,
A student failing to re
turn his book or renew it
on time is charged with a
two-cent fine for everyday
the book is over due.
Miss Oglesby has- found
that students fail to re
turn their books on time
because of ''careless mis
placing of them or care
lessness in not observing
the date the book is due."
The average amount of
money received from the
students monthly in this
way is
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