Bailey Bugle. Bailey. North Carolina, ffey 19^
Additionol feoctierlJepends On Stuiients, Porents
Special editorail-—I'fery Ella Glover
Lack of interest and co
operation on the part of
some students and parents
has denied the high' school
from having an additional
ta^icher next year. The
loss by the small margin
of 2,h students reveals
all the more how a little
more concerted effort
would have changed 'the
story.
The 'drop in enrollment
attributed its share to
the low average, but an
even greater factor was
the indifference of a num
ber of students*
This added teacher could
have been the answer to
the requests of some stu
dents and parents for ad
ditional subjects. Too ,
some of the heavily loaded
teachers could have been
relieved somewhat.
This year is past. What
about next year? Now is
the time for parents and
students to resolve that
this year’s history will
not repeat itself, that
Bailey School shall have
what the majority of the
students are striving for,
sufficient teachers for
sufficient teaching,
BOARD ADDS Isr WOMAN
At their April meeting,
the County Board of Edu
cation appointed ttrs, Ru
pert Perry to fulfill the
unexpired position of her
deceased husband on the
Bailey School Board,
According to Principal
M, W, Weaver, I'frs, Perry
is probably Bailey’s first
lady boaivi member.
Office Work Attracts
Over ^3 Of Seniors
What will the seniors be
doing after graduation?
According to plans now, 3U
per cent will be doing of
fice work.
Those designating the
business field are Joyce
Thompson, Shelby Jean Wil
liams, Hildred Dew, Gloria
Dew, Dixie Howard, Jane
Vick, Sonja Lamm, Rebecca
Jo Lamm, Joan Brannan,
Mary Bissette, Mirgaret De
ment, Willistine Cooley,
and Nelda Mae High,
MILITARY
There is 26 per cent of
the class planning to go
to Arny Schools, They are
Ray Fulghum, Carl Baines,
Billy Liles, Mack Burgess,
Charles Rhodes, Billy Ruf
fin, Hilton Lamm, Henry
Brantley, and Roland Stone.
Raymond Boykin is think
ing of joining the Air
Force,
COLLEGE
Thirteen per cent have
plans made for college.
They include Sylvia Vick,
Katherine Whitley, Jane
Burgess, Rex Vick, and
Nancy Medlin,
Jimmy Bennett and Bobby
CONGRATULATIONS,
SENIORS
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Turnage . intend to stud^
mechanics.
The remainder of th(.
class is undecided on wha".
they are going to do.
CONGRATULATIONS, |
I
Seniors '
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