iRT.hl. To -)iag& Contest,
fetunt Night on Hcilloween
m. 13, NO. 1, BAILEY, N. G., SEPT. 1902
Excitinj* Octobcr 31 will become "I'und-
raising"' night for P. T. A. Each room
'7~i 'p ^ ' ' ■ , will sponsor a "ivliss Hallo-
/Vew Oca/5 bet rcr School Yeer present a stunt.
Eirnhasizing the need for
improvome;nt in certain
ohasfs of school life,
Principal M. Weaver
prestntoc^ to the faculty
at their first meeting,
three main objectives for
the yearj better classroom
instruction, promotion of
safety measures, and en
couragement of healthful
eating.
He Tjirr:cd the teachers to
"clamp down on" ‘these
goals during the coming
school year,
TEACHING
Pointing out that the
first obligation of every
teacher was to do his best
job of teaching, Princiioal
^■'eavcr insisted that class-
work begin promptly the
first day and continue at
too level throughout the
year.
SAFETY PROGRAM
Princinal IVeaver reported
that for the past two
years Bailey school .had
been at the top of the
list in the number of
accidents occurring at
school. As a step- in im
proving this record he ask
ed teachers to supervise
the . olaygrounds at all
olayperoids.
LUNCHKS
Students are urged to
bring their lunches or to
eat in the lunchroom.
No student is to eat away
from school except those
going ’‘dir^ictly homo" for
J.nnoh,
Journalists To flttend
nX Scholostic meet
Next Saturday the Bugle
Staff is going to attend
the N, C, Scholastic Press
Institute at Chapel Hill.
The program calls for
five discussion groups
during the day Saturday.
Editorial writing
Sports writing
Feature writing
Advertising
Make-up for newspaper
The busy day, Saturday,
calls for a banquet Satur
day night to offset '.the
"strenuous work of the
orevious hours" say the
program planners.
Half Of Homes Not
SubscJ i^irig To 6UGLE
"The Bugle in every home",
the slogan of the Bugle
staff during their sub
scription contest this
month, vras not attained.
Less than $0 per cent of
homes have subscribed.
MRS. HOvfARD FARJIER'S
JUNIORS were the only
class to capture any of
the awards offered.
They received the
award for selling a sub
scription to every home.
They also won $5 for
being the room to sell
over 25 additional sub
scriptions.
All home rooms will pivt-.-
one stunt, approximately
five minutes lon^..
Five dollars will bo
given to the room one
through sevon having the.
best stunt. The remainder
of the grades will cornpett,
for another five dollars.
Each room will sponsor
one "Miss Halloween" candi
date. Votes will be one
cent each, and the winner
will be . given a studio
tinted oicture of herstlf.
CailRiVKN
IflSS EDIT!! Farmer and
liUSS IDaLIa OGISSBY art
chairmen of the program.
Other chairmen are ffiG.
J. M. BURQESS, IiffiS. JaSPER
FINCH, 'JRS. B. GLOVER,
and MRS. LE./IS '-vaTSON.
Admission will be 204 and
. 35^
Music Dept.Vacancy
To Be Fillod
October 2, HSS NANCY
DICKENS will assume the
position of public school
music teacher for Bailey
and Mount Pleasant schools.
»7ith five years of pre
vious experience MISS
DICKENS is now teaching in
■ Wilmington, N. C. She is
scheduled to come to
Bailey October 2.,
MISS DICKENS is being re
leased in Wilmington in
order for her to live with
her mother who is alone in
Wilson. She vdll commute
each day ;vith i®S, E. H,
PASCHiiLL.