BAILEY BUGLE. RATIJ.Y, .NORTH CAROLINA« MARCH.. 1957
Grades Listen
To Orchestra
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Grodes 4-8 To Engoge In Conservation Study
Half-h*ur broadcasts of
-nusic for children, pro
duced by Dr. Benjamin
Swalin, conductor of the
iorth Carolina Symphony,
are given each Wednesday
at 1:30 P.M. on WPTF.
Eailey grades are regular
listeners to the programs,
vJhat Mrs, Helen Murray
does in the classrooms to
prepare children for these
programs "may last them a
lifetime."
She is helping young
people in their "impres
sionable years to develop
a love of fine music and
to become familiar with
the medium of producing
it."
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
To start the preparation
for the broadcast, the
instruments of the orches
tra were studied visually,
aurally, and creatively.
Our school is equipped
with records, books, and
visual aids that help Mrs.
Murray and her students.
Symphonies that have been
listened to by the stu
dents are Military Sympho
ny and Toy'Symphony by Hay
den, Sabre Dance by
Khachaturian, Nutcracker
Suite by Tochaikowsky, "On
the Trail" from Grand Can
yon Suite by Grafe, Flip;ht
of the Bumble Bee by Run-
sky and Korsakof, and
Excerpts from Fifth Sympho
ny by Beethoven.
These programs will last
until May 1.
Forty students from Mount
Pleasant and Bailey attend
ed the opera THE BARBER OF
SEVILLE by Rosinni, pre
sented by the Grass
Roots Opera at Spring Hope,
"Students all over Nash
Coxinty, in grades four
through eight, are to
again participate in the
yearly soil conservation
study begun last year,"
says Mrs. Harvey Evans,
eighth grade teacher.
"The purpose of the study,
county official Garland
Strickland states," is to
introduce new and more
effective ways to aid in
the struggle to save soil,
and to lead parents,
through their children, to
follow these methods."
This study includes two
contests. The first is a
15.00 award given to any
room that has at least 20
students taking part.
The second contest is bas
ed on the best drawing
made by a student from
each room that is judged
as "best". The prize for
this contest is $1.00.
To enter the contests,
the students must draw a
picture showing the con
trast between an eroded
and worn area of land and
one in which the soil has
been built up by having
had the proper tilling
methods used and well-dis
tributed shrubs and trees
planted; or the student
may picture either a good
area or one showing a lack
of attention.
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