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O'Neals Grateful
ForGiven Aid
Mrs, M, ”, O’Neal, lunch-
toom assistant this year
until her husband bccame
paralyzedj, wishes to ex
press her thankfulness
to all the people who have
been so generous with
their aid.
Since it is impossible
for the O'Neals to see
every person and voice
than!r.s for thoir
since iir. O’Neal bc-
ill, they use this
moans as a v/ay of reaching
all,
!^spGcia3-ly to the Men's
Bibie Cli'.ss, of which Iir,
O'Neal was a former laoia-
bor, to the v/omon of the
Methodist Church, and to
the Masonic Organization,
The O'Neals dosire to ex
press thoir appreciation
for their assi-ybanco,
INDIVIDUALS
The^/" are indebted also to
a number of individuals of
the community who have
shorn thoir interest by re
membering ^em.
Direct From
It'sTrueButWhchnew?
That appro::iriately two
and one-half million
people in the United
States are cripple?
That there are around
6,000 professional f:olfers
in the United States?
That the oldest examples
of glassworlt were found in
:^;33rptian tombs 4,000 years
ago?
That the planet Venus is
believed to be warmer than
the earth?
That recent research
proves that lepras'y, once
thought to be the most
contagious of all diseases,
is actually less communic
able than tuberculosis?
That George Fredireck
Handel would take no money
for his most famous ora
torio "The Messiah," be
cause he looked upon it as
a miracle that lifted him
out of despondency.
The Office
Senior Boys;
senior boys have boon
secured by the .'rmy in
order to send them litera
ture.
Supply Room; Throviph the
sale of pencils, paper,
pads, and other school
essentials,the supply room
thus far has taken in 0352.
BY JACQUELTOS COn.IE
Names of all high school and 64. absen
tees
in the (grades.
Pros'oects; Mr. Weaver says,
"I think the grade atten
dance is sufficient'to
keep the allotted teachers,
but the high school will
miss gaining cn additional
teacher by an averagecf
five absentees per day".
HERE AND NOW
Because the school chil
dren are needed for work
at home, school is opening
at 8;10 and closing at
2:30.It is hoped that this
will eliminate a nvimbcr of
absences,
In’orovoments made on the
school buildings and
grounds before the ear-
penters left were patching
the plaster; repairing the
roof; replacing worn-out
locks, broken window
lights, and a g:,/m door;
painting in the gjon; mak
ing steps at the west end
of the building and a walk
to the agriculture build
ing; and putting a new
lock on the front door.
As the school year draws
to a close, college re
presentatives visit the
senior class in an attempt
to interest senior?? in
attending the college re
presented, One represen
tative from Hoyle * s
Secretarial College
Raleigh, has already visi
ted BHS seniors.
Juniors have ordered
their rings from the ' Bal
four com.pany. The rings
will arrive next fall. Al
though most students
ordered blue set, some
ordered red*
HONOR ROLL
Name Grade
Beth Bissette 12
Jacqueline Collie 12
Jackie Lois "^Idwards 12
Lois Ray Pace 12
’Svelyn Poole 12
Alice Ferrell 11
Margie Peele 11
Ben Etheridge 11
Lenzie Morgan 10
Absent6es: "There are too
many absonteos, especially
on Saturdays", states Mr,
M. I'f, "leaver, principal.
On a typical Saturday
there are 24 absentees in
No Saturday Lunches; "The
low income on Saturdays
did not justify the ex
pense of meals and . labor/'
states Mr. M. If, ’leaver.