Bailey Bugle, Bailey, North Carolina, April, 196$
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PRIMARY ACTIVITIES
fIRST FII'IDrVrS
i^Irs. Lewis’ room
Wo have 22 boys and 13
rrirls in O'lr roora. Three
of our children h'r'-e moved
away durln^ the year. 'Ifx-
inda Perry and '.'Ickje Jor
dan have entered school
recently, ’"le ire r^lad "to
have the a,
Ei?rht of the children are
working to ^t perfect
attendance certificates.
They are: Jeff Bachelor,
Anthony Johnson, Tony Pat
terson, Lenna 'Hex, Esther
Bailey, ■^nd KiiH Issette.
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P’^.RFEOT •\'^TS'^jA’^CB
i-lrs. Pa'^'s roora
Six of the pupils in the
fourth Tirade ha’/e a rxjr-
fect gtteudance t'ais year.
They are: M.artha Gail
£g.iua, Ifary Catherine John
son, Willie. Ro-^er Patt^r-
sou, Diane Marie Shultc,
Willia;.! Harold ’Bailey, and
Doris Ann Barhan.
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ACTIVITI3S
Diane .i^rio Shulte,Wanda
Gail Braswell, and P^niela
Susan Stone are mciahers of
the h- I Club,
Jf?ck, D'^vid, ind ir-J
Cub Scouts.
Johnny Gr^ic; Kopkins is a
little leaguer for the Mid
dlesex laseball te.iii.
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news flast
Susan Stone h-is « new baby
sister, Lori Anno Stone,
VJORK AND Firi
The students in the fourth
-Tr^de h '.ve Icarnoc^ the raul-
tiplicatioa tables, the
states, the planets, how to
use the encyclopedia, and
how to work with fractions.
Science exp'-rl^nent dais's,
and Show and Tall days ?re
two of the favorite days.
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ME\iS FL.lS^iES
Mrs, Lancaster's room
One of O'.ir clnss:Kiates,
Randy Finch, took music
lessons for the first half
of the year. Ric!ty Stone is
takiu" now. Vfe ^re proud
of them.
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’•'fe h”Vi celebrated the
birthdays of several of
our ’.TCiTihcrs t'^is ye.'sr.
They ^e: liichaol Perry,
Johnn],^ Jon.‘:s,''-’’arr jn Barnes,
Keith Isoot'oe, Thomns Dai
ley, Ricky Finch, Pa'/id
Brown, Inthony Sherrod, O.J
Liwrm.aa, and Randy Fino'i,
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The boys prtisontid a pup
pet, s now, " J "I ck 3 nd the
Beanstalk to the class.
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PERFECT aTTEiID'^JCE
i-irs, Glover’s room
( •
" Throe of the twenty-nin6
in the first- grade have^
perfect attendance. They'
are: Thomas Curt Norville,
John Edward Sanders, and
Phyllis Louise Perry,
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PROJECT SUCCI^S35'JL
The major project of the
second ':^ade is "O'ur City,'*
This project goes along
with our reading book. At
the first of the year we
made plans for "Our City."
Some students made houses,
and others made stores,
and some wro'l.e thw names
of streets and buildings,
and othors brought toys
such as tracks and buses
to make "Our City" alive.
Prom the building of "Cur
City", tlie students b'.’.c-arae
axiiare of several concepts
of city life as co.nparod
to rural life. They studi
ed differences in popula
tion distribution, trans
portation, and self suffi
ciency, They also studied
friendship in relation to
the d i f e r e nc 0 be twe e n the
two areas.
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I4RS, ASir-JORTH'S
THIRD GRIDE
. The enrollment of this
class is 23, Five students
are working for perfect at
tendance certificates.
They are Mary Joe Folsom,
Barbara Jo Pulley, Robin
VJilliams, Jo Ann Tobards,
and Jo Ann Stone, Five of
our students are taking pi
ano lessons.
This year, many projects
have been done. In sci
ence, ue have a special
science corner where we
display our aquarium and
seasholls. At the first
of the yea.r, we had an In
dian Display "bo supplement
our reading on Indians,
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