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TO DEAH OLD BAILEY HIGH
B'.ILTx EUGL~.. B.ML"! NOP.TH C:POLIT^\. APPIL. 1961
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Students often wonder if it mil be worth .while to
finish high school. They particularly wonder about
college. This decision and ?i“fect a person's entire
life and, the life'of our coimtrj'-.
Todays world is siuch more complicated than the
world of our parents. Each .hour spent in school will
better enable us to cope vri.th today’s complexity.
With the stress on world prestige, as it is today,
i;e mixst strive for education of our youth, Vfe must
strive for .achievement and supremacy in our schools.
Many of today’s youths I’llll be tomoi'roxj’s leaders.
It is our duty to our country/ as i\mericar.s, to be a
good leader, A good leader must have a good education.
If our nation is to remain on at the top, as it is
today, education of all its citizens, both leaders and
followers, is vital.
To bo a good American, worth of our heritage, is
a life long job, VJe cannot vjait, we must begin today
to work ai\d to study, to take advaritagc of the educa
tional opportunities offered us.
STUDENTS ENTER CONTEST
On March 1^, eight BHS
Typing I students entered
the Nash County TypingCon-
test. The contest, sponsor
ed by East Carolina Col
lege, liras held at Benvenue
High School,
Bailey students entering
the Typing I contest x^rere:
Mary Lib Glover, Nancy
Brannan, Linda Brantley,
Maxine Liles, Billy Car
roll, Elizabeth Lamm, Jane
Patterson, and Judy Barnes.
Entering the Typing II
contest were /inn Skinner,
Harold Patterson, and Bob
Privette,
Mary Lib Glover placed
, first in the count;,’-, while
L'ijida, Brantley placed se
cond and Nancy Brj?jinan
came in fifth.
Schools from all of the
counties in the Eastern
and North Eastern NCE/i dis-
•trict wore invited- to
enter. Run-offs x-;ere held
in each county and the win
ners were eligible to com
pete in the finals held
, at ECC on April 20,.
■ Bailey High is proud .to
have a new edition of the
Encylopodia Americana ad
ded to the high school
library. This is the first
set , of new /unericanas
since 19U6,
To aid the Guidanco Coun
selor, Miss Oglesby, a
New Guidance Pile has been
established. In it infor
mation on hundreds of job
possibilities are listed.
The Seniors of sixty-one
Have had a lot of fun.
But nov7 its tii'-ie to go
;»rid we thought you’d like
to know.
No matter how far we roam
We’ll thinl-c of you as home.
Our wishes and our prayers.
Our memories and our careL;.
Will be within your walls
No matter what befalls.
The joyous days we've had *
All mingled xdth the bad
Seem short and far away ,
But they will always stay.
For deep within bur heart
We'd rather not depart.
But we have lives to live
.'jid contributions to give.
With fond thoughts and a'
sigh
We bid our last goodbye
To dear old Bailey High.
BETTY BEi'JlD
BAILEY BUGLE
. BAILEY.HIGH SCHOOL
ailLEY, NORTH C/uiOLINA
APRIL, 1961
PUBLISHED BI SENIOR' CUSS ST/lFF
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EDITOR —«« jj,^y Thompson
CO-EDITOR Andrea Cozart
ASSISTiUTT EDITORS -------- Barbara Sue Lamm, Ann Brock
CHIEF TYPISTS —- Phyllis Manning and Harold Patterson
TYPISTS —Janice Bray, Barbara Nell Brown
Sarah Privette, Martha Boykin, Ethel Jordan,
Emily Bryant, Vickie Meacomes, Lynda Lamm,
and Patsy Sellers,
MEMEOGR/iPH James McKeel and Wayne Bass
.IDVISOR IMD GIASS SPONSOR Mrs, L, T, Lassiter