HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
JffiDALS A-’^rARDED TO OUTP-TAInTDING
STIJDEN'TS
Maobo:llo Bisc.'. jt u0
On coimiioncoirient nl^^ht :',t tlio
Bailey High Scho :l tlior;.. v^rill bo
av'/arded to the studentn voo nor it
them six beautiful 3old-plited
medals. T'.ieso mod..Is bein^
awarded by the Balf,jur Sii'^ravin^
Company to show th.^ir appreci
ation for thv.: order ^ivon thovn
for the 1941 das.-: riu^s.
The so 3 ix medI s .ir u ; one f ir
agriculture, on^ for journalism;,
two for athie110s, one for
citizenship, and .n,j for activi
ties.
All students v/h.:- takv. a;;;;ricul-'
uro will be eligible tc cjnpete
for the agriculture; .a-dal. The
students will b'o jud.^wd by the
quality ■'f work don^, tho" inter
est shown in the cjurue, volun
tary work done, and th^
Farming word done. Mr. Hov/ton
will be the judge.
The journalistic m>.jdal will be
given to the student v.'ho hac done ^
the most important work in help-
to edit the sch ;-l :aper.
There is an athle ;;ic m^dal for
the girls and for tho boys. The
medal for the girls will bo giv.,n
to the girl who is considered to
have been the best basketball
player. The medal for the boys
v/ill bo given t.) the l^oy v;ho is
the best basket-ball :.nd base
ball player.
Tho citizensjiip medal v/ill be
given to tho student considered
by the judges t d havo boon the
best student in scho:_l this ye-a’,.
Tho decision of the judges will
bo basod on atitiAde toward
teachers, co ;per;\tion jh.c\7n to
fellow student and leadership in
class and on the sch.jol gr mnd.
A medal for activities will bo
given to the stud,ait v;ho is the
best loader in activities otl.'.er
than class room v/ork. Activities
that leadership can be shown in
are; tho Beta Club, 4-H club, ■
athletic club, Hovae Economics
n
club the Agriculture club, etc.
The judges Y/ill be the high-
school teachers: Mr. Rogers, Mrs.
Rogers, Miss AntliOny, ?,Irs. Parmer,
Mr. Ho”'ton, Miss Fields and out
principal, Mr. Walker.
f’TATES HIS^^’ORY CLASS MAKBS
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To 0 jm.pleto this month-’s work
the United St-..tes Hi:story Class
of Baliey High School is making
minaturo models rorjresonting past
h.i.rtory.
Before coiiipletinj this month’s
studios, tho Uni'Ced St-'.t^is History
cla.s - ,..u£t Mukv: a minature model
! repros..nting com., incident hap
pening ir. tho) various periods of
i United St.'t^.s history,
j Some '. f the models tha o can be
made ai’o ; a Mas ;r.chusot\:s Mansion
built in IVlci; th_e Baptist moot
ing House, I’rovidenco, Rhodo
Isl-.nd, in 17B9; Old Ironsidesy
General Lee .;n hi:, horse, ‘'Travel
er''; dolls dressed as colonial
w omc n, a nd o th -i’s .
Fearl Manning, Ev..l.^n Stott,
and Ru'.'ye Lamm are making
colonial dre -sos for their dolls.
Dorothy Bis ' otto h;.is made a
c’.rvlng of General Loe on Plis
horse, ''Traveler.''
Tnree ye ..r old D- lly cvit her
finger,
j Dot ag^d four, at once r..n for a
f cloth and held it under her
fin_;er saying, "hero, let tho
..j juice run out on this washrag.
‘I The infant class in Sund/.y school
Vv'ore getting an exorcise in
•sentence i.j,akmg.
;j ;|Now, children," said tho teacher,
'I’ll start a sentence and yoi.i
i'j finish it. All together now: The
;{ eyes biTt it cannot "
i shouted the cliildro^.,
f has ears b.*t it cannot
|'ne;.tr, " th.oy supplied triump-
I hanlty.
' "it has a nose but it cannot--—'■
I ''''Vipo it," ca}ne the chorus.