Octobor 1940 P. F. A, Begins Shopwork On October 4, the Agricul— ture boys in the tenth and eleven th grade began planning their shop work. Medicine cabinets, lawn chairs, swings, book cases, magazine racks, and lookers under the benches in the shop are being built. The medicine cabinet, cost ing forty-cents, will have tv/o shelves and a mirror on the door , Brazton Honeycutt, Randolph Dew, and Delton Perry hs.ve this for one of their projects. All magazine racks and book cases are made under no definite plans. The cost of the bookcase is $1,50, while the magazine racks is 75 cents. If any teacher or outsider would like to have any article made, he is asked to see Mr, Howton. Dramatics Clubs Are Active Christine Turnage In Bailey High School this year there are two dramatic clubs. Miss Hill has charge of one; Miss Carr, the other. In Miss Hill’s club, six chairmen have been elected out of about forty mem bers, The club members have beaa divided into six groups. During the year each gjooup is to give a one act play. Members of this club are expected to read five three act plays. In Miss Carr's club, no officers or chairmen have been elected. They have been writing one act plays and learning some thing about the art of writing plays. EIGHTH GRADE NEWS Seroba Anderson The eighth grade officers for the year are President,Arah Pearl Horton; Vice-president,Bob bie Morgan; Setretary,'Seroba An derson; and Treasurer, Ruth Ruf fin. The grademothers are Mrs, M, H, Griffin and Mrs, R, W, Jones, Page Seven Sophomore News At the first meeting of the sophomore class the principal business was the election of class officers. They are Presi dent, ilohn D. Bis set te; Vlce- prosidont, '"^illiam Joimao ; and Se'i'retary-Troasurer; Louis Bis- sette, Mrs* E, C, Griffin and Mrs, D, M. Farmer have accepted positions as our grade mothers, P. F. A. HOLDS INITIATION Friday ni^ht October 18, 1940, the B-iiley Chapter of F.B.A. hold its annual initiation coia- monies in the Bailey Gymnasium, After the initiation cere mony wa3 finished the sixteen grobn"‘hands wont through some prftnks blind folded. Among those wore walking a plank thought to bo full of nails, branding the F. F. A, emblem on their armband eating the F, F, A, sandwich composed of bread soak ed with onion juice and castor oil, green persimmons, and gum tree berries. After the initiation the entire group held a weiner roast. V( 1/ (// (I J. N. BISSETTE R3.o‘oL^r l-syoOhs Bi s Errr i \o- .1 J 1'’ I

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