BAILEY BUGLE. BAILEY. NORTH CAROI.INA. NOmiBETt
L ibrarians Pleosecllb'ith Siudenl Responsp
When the library opened this year, new regulations—
on];y one person in the library at a time, each person
borroTidng a book must sign his name on the card, only
librarians permitted to replace books on the shelves,
and a fev; others—were setup to aid student librarians
in their operation of the library.
The librarians report that the student body is co-opei>
ating beautifully in every respect. The librarians say
th^ have had to ask but few students to leave the li
brary because of rudeness or unco-ooerativeness.
The result is that the library is kept in better order
at all times, and the job of librarian is proving
pleasant task*
Generally speaking, the magazines and daily paper in
the study hall adjoining the library room are receiving
more careful treatment since the students have been re
quested not to cut out articles for classroom use.
All this co-operation and thoughtfulness proves that
the school day is more pleasant for everyone when all
fall in line and adhere to any regulation designed for
the good of all. Co-operation is always more fun than
bucking.
Recipe For Wei!-
Rounded Stucient
This recipe will make a
well-rounded student dur
ing one period. And if
follovred through each
period, he will become re-
snected by students and
teachers alike.
15 minutes - Courtesy,
12 minutes - Understand
ing.
20 minutes - Honesty.
10 minutes - Character.
3 minutes - ¥^it.
Mix Courtesy and Honesty
until no Ivimps appear.
Then pour Understanding
and Character until it be
comes thick. Add Wit and
mix thoroughly with all
classrooms and try it for
one week. It is guaranteed
to satisfy your hunger for
popularity, J, McLauchlin
'(Taken from the R\imbler,
the Middlesex High School
paper. Editor)
Rays of Sunshino
After Wayne B, Finch, Jr.
gave the devotional in
chapel, one could hear re
peatedly, "Doesn't he have
a nice voice I So plain anc
clear,"
John lYells, the agri
culture teacher, is to be
commended on his gener
osity for offering a ride
to anyone who goes home
for lunch.
Blonde-haired and petite,
Mary Blanche Stone has
been commended for her
neatness and ability to
get along with everyone^
Julia Hooks has innroved
in her ability to get up
in front of the class with
out being self-conscious,
comments several of her
teachers.
Hats off t»o Shirlej’'
Creech for her poise and
attractiveness.
.EagE.iL.
Ideal High School Girl
HAIR - Freshly shan^jooed
and arranged to fit fea
tures.
NAILS - Moderate length
and preferably without
polish unless polish is
natural shade,
CLOTHING - Matched colors,
not too elaborate, but
well tailored,
SHOES - Polished and suit
able for sports,
JH'JELRY - Not spectacular
or over done,
MAKE UP - Selected shades
to tone in with coloring
of complexion, eyes, and
wardrobe. Never exces
sively used,
CHARACTER - Evident at.all
times, all places.
i BAILEY BUGLE
■i Published monthly by the
JOURNALISM CUSS
and
COMMERCIAL DEPARTI^ENT
Bailey,North Carolina
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Bobby Lamm—Editor
I Beverly J. Tapp
j Mavis perry
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j Jean Y/ells
i Faye Finch
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