Senior Exams-May 1'^ 2q21
Night To
Cl3ss Night To Open
Commencement Prcgrdm,M3y22
DR. CULLOM^ DEjUI ARMSTRCNGj SPEAKERS
EXAM SCHEDULE
May 21-Thursday
1:00-2:30—--^th period
classes
May 22-Friday
8 jijO-lO: 10—1st period
classes
10:30-12:00—2nd period
classes
1:00-2:30 3rd period
classes
May 25-Monday
8:Ij0-10:10—-iith period
r*T a 3 QOQ
10:30—12:00—6th period
-classes
9, .BAILEY, N. f,., MAY.^-,.1,^-3— "Graduating
Focuity Returnmg
Except One In Gr School
All teachers except one
will be returning next
year, according to Princi
pal M. W. Heaver.
The high school faculty
remains intact. This fact
should "mean a stronger
faculty next year, since
these teachers have had
a year’s experience of
working together," the
principal stated in com
menting on the teachers'
return.
There is a "strong possi
bility" of an additional
high school teacher,
Principal Weaver further
st\^tes •
Miss Hardy, third grade
advisor, who has resigned,
vrill be replaced by the
fall.
Music 5tgd$^nts R.eceive
Medds At Recitals
All music students, both
•piano and vocal, will re
ceive medals this year,
states MRS. CARLTON JOHIJ-
SON, music supervisor.
The Bailey students were
awarded theirs during
their recitals.
Graduating from hijgh
school this year, JUDY
FINCH and MARY ANN EDWARDS
will not be TrO-th the miasic
class anymore.
Tonight the Mt. Pleasant
music st.;iidonts iTenonl -^
inp ivi'.iial.
fflrs.LU. Finch To Guide
P.T.fl. Rext year
Leading the Parent-
Teacher organization for
19S3-^5h will be Mrs.
Willis Finch.
To date no one has accept
ed the o£fice of vice-presi
dent. Ml’S. T, G. May will
hold the secretarial post
and Mrs. Broadtis Glover,
the office of treastirer.
A nominating committee^
proposed the slate,reports
Principal M. W. Weaver.
FINCH REPUCES COLLIE
WILLIS FINCH becomes a
new member of the School
Board, announces principal
M. W. -VJEAVER. He is fill
ing the vacancy caused by
the resignation of J, S,
COJJ.TE.
exercises will open with
a class night two-act playj,
"A Southern Rosary", Fri
day evening. May 22, at
eight o’clock", reports
Mrs. Laurine Lassiter,
senior sponsor.
Sunday afternoon. May 2i:,
at three o’clock, Dr. W.R.
Cullom, Professor Emeritus
of Religion at Wake Forest
College, will deliver the
Baccalaureate sermon.
COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER
Roy Armstrong, Dean of
Admissions of the Universi
ty of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill, is to be the
commencement speaker Tues
day evening. May 26,
After the address diplo
mas and award 55 will be pre
sented.
Reshman Rates Honor
Of (Thief Marshal
Having made the highest
scholastic record in high
school, not including the
senior year, IvATHERINE
WHITLEY, freshman, becomes
Chief Marshall, according
to records turned in by
hone room teachers.
The two students making
the highest record in the
freshman, sophomore, and
junior classes automati
cally win the right to be
marshals. These in addi
tion to Katherine are RAY
FORD PERRY, CHRISTIIvTE FOT'J-
LER, juniors; BILLIE FAYE
PERRY, M/'JILENE EATMON,
sophomores; and ELSIE PJVY
EATMON, freshtian.