PAILSY-BHGL
CAROLINA,. QCTQBER,>..19-SL
StudentsJisTimeToClieck Our Ho bits
According to the report cards last week 37 per cent
of the high school failed at least one subject. Besides
the failures there were many very poor grades.
There are some definite things we students can do to
irprove our work.
Here at school we can make use of every moment, espe
cially study hallsj pay attention on class; learn to fol
low instructions; to apply what we learn.
At home we can avoid some of our social activities on
week nights, limit ourselves to radio and television pro
grams, and have definite study hours.
If we follow these instructions, our grades will im
prove. The grades we make and the habits we form here
will determine our future. It can be brighter 1
Out Of The Past
(Excerpts from past issues of BUGLE)
May 6, 19iiO
TRIP TO WASHINGTON
On May 6 a number of the
seniors and other inter
ested people are planning
to take a trip to Washing
ton, D. C.
May, 19liO
BETA CLUB
Beta club members of Bai
ley High School have shown
outstanding qualities of
leadership in mind and per
sonality in the past five
months, and these achieve
ments are constantly bring
ing other students to ac--
knowledge the benefits of
the club to the school.
May, 19l;0
UNITED STATES HISTORY
CUSS MKES MODELS
To complete this month’s
work, the United States
History Class of Bailey
High School is making min-
atui^ models representing
past history.
Some of the models made
are a Massachusetts Man
sion built in 1718; the
Baptist meeting House, Pro
vidence, Rhode Island, in
1789; "Old Ironsides;" Gen
eral Lee on his horse,
"Traveler"; dolls dressed
as colonial women; and
others.
April, I9UI
ATHLETES RECEIVE LETTERS
Bailey's first letters
will be given to the fol
lowing basketball players
for having met necessary
requirements: Estella Eat-
mon, Marie Morgan, Mae-
belle Bisette^ Isabelle
Vick, Josephine Lamm, Rela
Ixiae Finch, Mary E. Jones.
Rachel Jones, Irene Biss-
ette, Jack Farmer, Thad
Jernigan, James Brown,
Lewis Bissette, Kenneth
Farmer, Thomas Finch,
Charles Medlin, and Albert
Lamm*
Eagg. I;
Hdzel Grows Up-
The Wrong Wdy
HAZEL, a carefree, rest
less young girl, decided
to step out in high style.
Yes, she went to one of
those big glamourous par
ties—her first. But then,
something went wrong and
her temper got the best of
her. She flirted her skirt
and stampeded out, topple
ing over everything in. her
path. Mad as a wet hen,
she strutted ^loi'th Noth
ing could cool the 'lady',
not even an ocean of water;
no forest could slow her
pace or temper her spirit;
many & building tried to
match her strength but
failed in disaster, Tear
ing a path of destruction
behind, she was on her way
to take a tour of the
globe.
Finally, away, away up
north (somewhere in North
ern most Canada) she met
some one—Mr, Cold Air him
self, The two fell in love
and Hazel persuaiied Mr,.
Air to travel with her.
They visited England, Hol
land, Belgium, France, and
all of Europe, Yes, they
brought a cold wave to
busy Lohdon and gay Paris,
and right now they may be
honey-mooning in sunny
Rome,
BAILEY BUGLE
Volume 15, Number 2
Bailey, N, C,
October, 195U
Published monthly by
Journalism Class
Commercial Department
10^ per copy
3o-Editors-Bobby R, Eatmon
Lane Farmer