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PTA .President Urg esIbrentsT3 A11 e n d OpenHouse, March 3 Parents will have the opportunity the evening of March 3 to gain first hand knowledge of what the school and students have been doing throughout the year when the PTAwill sponsor Open Houae for all grades and departments. The president of the PTA and teach ers urge that all parents be present. The Columbia Scholastic Press Convention, March 8-12, VOLUME 6 BAILEIj;; NORra CAROLINA .FEBRUARY, 1955 -J -.r- gJ 1 ir tiatEki - U to- OQ C03 cmfSD eg® m ESIffl Extrd Funds EndbleSchool To Add Books County Institutes i'lew Grading Rule Nash County has set up a new grading system that will spur students to do "progressively better" dur ing the year or fail. Principal M. W. Weaver called the high school to the auditorium after mid- term to explain the new county ruling regarding passing grades. RULING- Weaver reported the coun ty office has issued the statement that-a failing grade during the fall term may be pulled up by a pass ing grade during the spring term. On the other hand the new ruling does not permit a passing fall term grade to pull up a failing spring term grade. ’ The reason stated for this: restriction is that such a.grade shows the stu dent is going backward rather than making the re- quii-ed pi-ogress. Accumulation of from high school book fees over the years between the adoption of new textbooks has enables Bailey School to purchase books needed in the different depart ments and the library, C. H. Fries, Assistant Coun ty Superintendent, inform ed the school this month. After each department had placed its order- Commercial-$ 38.8U English—-$1U8.$6 Math % 36.30 Science $ 1^.00 it was discovered that there remained $120.60 for Miss Idalia Oglesby, li brarian, to use in purchas ing library books, ADDS DICTIONARIES The English department di vided its funds between providing dictionaries suf ficient for most every pu pil in the English classes to have a Thorndike Barn hart High School Diction ary at his command, and in increasing'.the number of rettedial readers needed to hplp iir?)rove the reading ' See FUNDS page 12 has necessitated moving the ' March meeting of the PTA fon/ard one wtiek, so that all .teachers may be pres ent for Open 'House, the president has announced. Following a patriotic prO' gram in the auditorium by the sophomores under the direction of Mrs, Helen Murray, public ‘school mus ic teacher, and VJ. G. Ed wards and Mrs. L. T. Las siter, sponsors, teachers will be^ in their rooms to discuss with the parents the work being done by the students and to explain any unit of study on dis play. Someone from the county office, promises C, H, SEE OPEN HOUSE PAGE 10 Bugle Staff Loses One Co-Editor Lane Farmer, sophomore, according to her doctor, will be unable to fill to full capacity her role of Co-editing the BUGLE be cause of an attack of rheu matic fever. "There is a possibility of Lane's not coming back to school this year, though she may be able to write a few articles for the BUGLE" states her Moth er, Mrs. W. G. Farmfer.* The loss of Lane will "certainly cripplfe the staff," laments the advis ers, "to say liothing of reducing the number of journalism students to eight."
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