January 9. 19AB
HERE AND NOW
Tryouts for the senior
play,"A ready Made Family,"
will start after exo'jas.
Seniors have been measured
for caps and gowns.
Regarding the last teen
age party, students’
general opinion was that
it was the most enjoyable
that has yet been held.
Students of BHS contribu
ted $19.57 to the annual
Christmas Seal Sale. Miss
Biith Parmer’s senior
class led the school by
donating $2,56, Mrs. A, H,
Farmer's sophomore class
was second with $1,93.
In the home economics
department on the evening
of Dec-^mber 18, the annuc.1
Mother-Daughter-Father-Son
banquet was given to the
fathers and mothers by the
members of the FPIA and FFA.
There were approximately
100 persons present. The
guests were served barbe
cue, slaw, corn, green
beans, corn bread, coffee,
or soft drinks, ice crerjn
and calce.
Exams for high school
students v/ill be gi.ven Mon
day and Tuesday, January
12 and 13. Below is the
schedule to be followed.
January 12
Periods Hours
first 9:00-10:30
se>'.c-ni 11:00-12:30
th:.rd 1:30- 3:00
January 13
f ourth 9:00-10;30
fifth 11:00-12:30
sirToh. 1:30- 3:00
Enrollment Drops Four
At Start Of Semester
Because of the moving of
families, Bailey's•enroll
ment for the high school
drops by four. Five stu
dents ajTo lost, but one is
gained.
Of the five students
leaving BHS, Helen Pitt
man, junior, stopped be
cause of her recent marri
age to Bennie- Mood, of
Middlesex, Doris Creech,
junior, Thelma Creech,
sophomore,and Hazel Creech,
freshjnan, gre going to
Corinth-Ho].der school in
Johnson Coimtjr, Lena Mae
Price, sophomore, has re-'
turned to Bunn High school,
which she previousl;’’ atten
ded.
The nev7 member of the
sophomore class is Clara
Jean Vick, who comos here
from Pilot, IT. C,
Do You Always Pronounce
These Correctly?
again (a gen)
incomparable—-
(in kon'^pa ra b*l)
geyser (gi zer)
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granary (gran a ri)
genuine (jen u in)
quarry (kvror ¥)
scarce (scS?s)
your (yoor)
forbade (for bad)
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area (a rea ar e a)
idea (i de c.)
iron (i ern)
Page 2
Buole Staff Returns
To School Day larly
Journal isn cl?.ss net a
day before the Christmas
holidays v;ere over at the
home of Mrs. Hov/ard Fr.rmer,
EUGL3 instructor, in an en
deavor to publish the BUGLE
before the deadline of Jan
uary o. To be eligible for
judging, the school papor
must be in the hrnd of the'
Colvimbia Prejis Association,
Nevr York by January 12,
/JLmost every student v/as
present to help with the
work. Some worked on news
articles and features;some
on ads and typing,
ItsTrue-fiut WhoKnew?
That the first police
force \iCi3 formed by Sir
Robert Peel in London in
1829?
Tliat boxed rice will ex
plode when wet?
That Drew Pearson, a for
eign correspondent,birthed
the idej. of the Friend
ship train?
That before the Norman
Conquest in :'’,ngland in
1066, people gsnerallj'’ had
onljA one noa,ie?
That about one-fourth of
the paper pulp used in the
United States comes from
old newspapers and maga
zines?
That Babe Ruth wo.s fined
for h:tt:'.ng a homon^n be
cause he violated th2 in
struction of his mi'.narcr?
That cancor and heart dis
eases are Noith C?.ro: ina • s
most prevalent diseases?