BAH^Y BUGI.Ii:,_BAILEY. NORTH CAROLINA. SEPTEMBER
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Students Share ,,
Scbool Activities *
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Fouild daily serving in
some capacity ■ necessary
"to kee]> the wheels of the
school" turning are many
students. Some of the
tasks offer a small remun
erative feej others are
performed on a voluntary
basis, say the teachers.
Helping M» IJ. Ueaver in
the office during their
study halls are Ann Earp,
first period; Jean Wells,
second periodj Amy Lou
Horton or Louise Howell,
fourth periodj Jo Ellen
Finch, fifth periodj and
Patricia Dew or Louise
Howell, sl>:th period.
LIBRARIAIIS
Five girls assisting Miss
Idalia Oglesby with the
library are Sonja Lamm,
Jane Burgess, Jo Ann Bunn,
Clara Dell Morgan, and
Phyllis Jean Bissette.
Their duties are to keep
the library books in order
and the floor clean, aid
students in finding books,
and stamp the books that
go out.
Sonja Manning operates
the supply room. She
opens it before school and
keeps it open until the
last bell rings.
POPCORN STAND
Those working at the pop
corn stand this year are
C, VI. Carroll, Frank Den
son, and David Burnette.
They pop the corn and sell
It bo the high school and
f'ramir.ar grades during the
i:.i('h period. These boys
-re from Mrs. U. G. L, Ed
vards ' eighth grade room.
Serving in the lunchroom
ore Stella Jones, Vivian
C-lover, Elsie Rae Eatman,
ClassG.^Pick Leaders ForTheYear
Guiding ^ their classes
for this year will be
presidents Jerry Perry,
senior; Marshall High,
junior; Lucille McKeel,
sophomore (A); Joan
Brannon, ■ sophomore.’(B);
Faye McKeel, freshman (A);
and James Wells, freshman
(B)- , ,
Other senior officers are..
Wayne B, Finch, vice-presi
dent; Tanya Glover, secre
tary; and Jimmj'’ Harris
Louise Howell, Ann Earp,
Annie R. Brown, and Mar
lene Perry from the high
school,
Shirley Williams, Rudolph
Jones, Craven Gay, Roselyn
Turnage, . Carol Jolrinson,
Melba Eatman, Sue V/eaver,
Katy Horton, Jeannette Eat
man, Carolyn Glover,
Brenda Flughum, Nancy Mc
Keel, and Nora J. Lamm
come ~ from the grammar
grades. For working, each
student gets his dinner
free.
^treasurer,
Janice Edwards, vice-
president; Edwin F5n^'.h,
secretary; Douglas Bro-tm
,, tre.asTjrgr,;. and Marlene
■ Eatmon, ■ reporter, are
Marshall High's helpers-
••■'-Homefo‘6m''-B'- of the Sopho
mores have- Gloria Dew,
vice-president; Catherine
McKeel, .. secretary; and
Nancy Medlin, treasurer.^
Officers for homeroom A
of the sophomores drs
Billy Ray Liles, vi'je-
president; Ray Fulgn'-n
secretary; ’ and Bi.ily
Ruffin, treasurer,
FRESH1'!EN
Freshman assisting of."i-
cers of section B ara
Tommy Gay, vice-preslcorr!:,
Betty Lou Goff, secret.r; y,
and Nancy Dew, treasr.ro".
Supporting . their pr€!£:i~
dent in section A of ol’s
freshman class are Lan-?
Farmer, vice-presider •; j
Jo Ellen Finch and S..-,'.ji
Manning, treasurers; r.aj
Carolyn Adams, histoiian.
For Top quality resxdta
bring your cotton to our
modernized gin plant. Wu
assure you highest market
price for cotton and seed-
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