46 SENIORS TO
JUNE 7-
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BAILEY,, NORTH CAROLINA, APRIL, 1965
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PRinCIPflL flSSUITlES ROLE
Thla jrear students returning to Bailey were 'preeted
by A new principal, Mr, 0, L» Porter, (llr. Porter,a
Pitt County native, is married and has two children,)
EDUCATION
He graduated from Qriraes-
land Hi?h School and went
to East Carolina Collei^e
where he received his 3, S.
and M. A. De?rees,
EXPERIENCE
After teaching in Grl»nes-
land, he taught at Bell
Arthus Elementary School,
where he was a teacher and
a full-time principal. In
19^8, he went to Lenior
County where he taught and
was principal in the Wheat
Swanqj Hij?h School,
STATE OFFICE
During 19^>3 and 196U, he
worked with the Raleigh
State Board of Education
with the Teacher Allotment
Division.
DECISION
In choosing Bailey, Hr,
Porter revealed that the
school personnel, the
school program, and the
favorable workirn? condi
tions of our school system
helped to finalize his de-
cicion. Another ^kctor
coa-^idored in his decision
vas tac location.
i!4r. Porter states, ’*We
have a stron'^, well-staf
fed school with an academ
ic program that allows
each student to make use of
his potential,"
SHFlKESPefiRE
comes ALIVE
On Wedrtesday,February 2U,
67 members of the junior
and senior English classes
wont to see excei'pts from
Shakespeare at Nashville
High School, Five profes
sional actors from New
York presented the theme
of self-rif»hteousness as
portrayed by 3 comic chai>
actcrs in Twelfth Night
and 3 tragic characters io;
Julius Caesar, The piesen-
tations are part of the
Theater-in-Education,Inc*
program sponsored by the
North Carolina State Board
of Education, Student re
action was favorable and
gave the impression that
Shakespej>re is far more
real, and enjoyable on
stage.
• € omrnenc ement
SpeakersChosen
Dr, Charles F, Carroll,
Superintendent of Public
Instruction, will deliver
the Comiuencement , address
on Monday, June 7, at
eight o'clock.
Dr, Carroll is recognized
as an outstanding leader
in Education In North Car
olina,
Reverend Ted Janes, As
sistant Director of Field
Work, Southeastern Theolog
ical Seminary, of Wake
Forest, will deliver the
Baccalaureate Sermon on
June
We feel very fortunate to
have these two fine speak
ers participating in our
graduation exercises,
COMING EVENTS
S. A, T,
May 1
Music Recital May 7, 21
Exains June 2,3,U
Baccalaureate
Sennon June 6
Coromen cement
Address June 7
Seniors Honored
Q
The senior class will ‘-be
honored with a dinner
party by its mascots, Miss
Mamie Jo Harrell and
Master Jim Jones, on Sat
urday evening. May 8, The
party will be given at the
Mt, Pleasant Community
Building,
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