THE COUGAR CRY, JAN. 23, 1968, PAGE 3
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The W.C.C. Cougars started
the new year off in the current
manner when they rolled over
W.S.B.C. Monday night, January
8, at the Wilkes Central gym.
The students who attended got
into the act also by enthusias
tically responding to the cheer
leaders.
After a slow start, the Cougars
came alive in the second half and
shot a blazing 70 percent from
the floor. Winston-Salem B.C.
carried into the second half a
five point lead, but this did not
stand long. Ronnie Triplett and
Tommy Guy lead the Cougar
attack, scoring 19 points each.
Carl Hudson also had double
figures with 17 points to his
credit. Billings finished with six
points and Steve Cardwell hit
for three points. The game ended
with W.C.C. the winner by the
score of 73-65,
The Courgars play their next
game January 13, at Sandhills
Community College. The next
home game will be January 15,
with the tough Cagers of Isother
mal Community College.
The man at the next desk,
down with a heavy cold, in
quires incredulously: “You mean
I can feel this bad with a disease
that doesn’t even have a national
foundation?”
ABOVE, ONE OF WINSTON-SALEM BUSINESS COL-
LEGE PLAYERS GOES UP FOR TWO POINTS. BE
LOW, A W.S.B.C. PLAYER SHOOTS FROM MIDDLE
COURT FOR ANOTHER TWO POINTS.
A RECRUITING AD
WANT TO SET A CAREER OBJECTIVE OF $25,000
OR MORE IN ANNUAL INCOME? THIS IS A REAL
ISTIC GOAL FOR ANY MAN ENTERING GRANT’S
MANAGEMENT TRAINING PROGRAM. STARTING
SALARIES FROM $455.00 TO $541.00 PER MONTH.
WE ARE A RAPIDLY EXPANDING BILLION DOLLAR
RETAIL CHAIN OF OVER 1100 STORES WITH A
REPUTATION FOR PAYING TOP INCOMES. ASK
YOUR PLACEMENT DIRECTOR FOR A COPY OF OUR
BROCHURE AND SIGN UP FOR AN INTERVIEW. Day
of the week Friday, January 26, 1968, Name of Recruiter
Lloyd Jackson. W. T. GRANT CO., 214 NORTH TRYON
STREET, CHARLOTTE, N. C.