'The Darling Brats'_ Nov. 2 .cuss TOUIuNAtENT MOVEI.SER 13 CIRCULATION VOLUI.!Iffi 12. NO. 2 BAILEY. N. C.. OCTOBER, 1951 MONTHLY-10^ ffiicES . RT.fl. TO UnOERTflKE I impROvre GRounos P.T.A. beautification * program, undar the direc tion of John V.'ells, was adopted for immediate action by the association at its October meeting. Plans, v/orked out v/ith the assistance of John Harris of State College, calls for shrubbery in front and on the sides of J,he school building. Grass is to be sowed on the small plot between the paved drive and the school. Protective fences viill be placed around the corners of the building. COiviiuUNITY GLEE CLUB I\Iiss Julia Lawrence re minded the members present of the weekly practice every Monday night for the Community Glee Club, Tonight the finance com mittee will sponsor a Halloween Carnival, their sole program throu;;;hout the year for raising funds for the P.T.A. The membership committee reported 222 paid members for this year. Ilrs. R. j. L. Edward's eighth grade and lUss Rachel Bissette's seventh grade presented the even ing program. Capturing the usual two dollars, one for the el- mentary grades and one for the high school, were Miss Rachel' Bissette's seventh grade and Ivirs. L.T. Lassi ter's juniors. Escats Ta Crown Seniors Anticipate Success For Play Expecting "a hit", the seniors are practicing, every night possible,their play, 'The Darling Brats', to be staged November 2. Liiss Edith Farmer, senior class sponsor, plans dur- ing-school-hoiu’ practices next v/eek. The class has completed 21 posters announcing ad mission at 25 and 3$ cents. By the night of the play tickets and programs will be prepared^ Student Bod/ Fails To Support BUGLE Only lii3 students out of an enrollment of 559 are subscribers of the Bugle, the other 113 ^ subscrip tions go to the alumni, ad vertisers, friends of the school, e::change publica tions . Principal ’.Veaver says, "It seems to me that each family should receive the 3ugle. It can keep . in touch v/ith the school bet ter through its paper than any other source," The complete subscription list adds up to 256. Twen ty-six go to the alumni; twenty-nine,to advertisersj_ fifty-tT/o to friends of the school; and six to exchange publications. (X ueens Tonight Amateur ProgramOpens Evening Entertainment Highlights of tonight's program vrill be the crown ing of junior and senior "I2.SS Hallovreen" and the amateur contest. The care- nation v/ill be in the gyri- nasiun at 10 o'clock. The junior queen v^ill be the winner of the ten queens representing grades one through seven; the senior queen, the winner over six queens represent ing the eighth through tvrelfth grades, QUt,EN The junior queens are Rachel Farmer, Vanice Kay Bissette, Judy Smith, Kay Thompson, Sandra Stott, Carol Grice, Christy Finch, Roselyn Turnage, Martha Lane Farmer, Katy June Horton. Catherine McKeel, Shelby Jean Wi]liams on, Annalean Meddlin, Tanya Glover, Colleen Murray, and Lary Ann Miller are senior quet.ns, COSTUI.L PRIZE A prize v/ill be given for the best costume 'vrorn to night. Miss Julia Lav/rence is sponsoring the amatuer con test consisting of talents displayed by the students. In the gyr.inasium there will be tne usual I’ai- lovveen side shows, stands, and cake v/alk. No admission will be charged for either program.

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