March 8, 1946.
THE SALEMITE
Page Three.
Juniors Defeat Seniors;
Frosh Overcome Sophs
Last-half Gains
Tilt Results
The Juniors fought a hard game
Thursday night to defeat the Seniors
28-22 in the second basketball game
of the season. This makes both the
Treshmen and Juniors undefeated.
Allen and "Walton both scored ten
points for the Juniors. Wooten with
thirteen points was high scorer for
the Seniors. The line-ups were as
follows.
Juniors
Allen 10
Walton 10
Stroup 8
Bullock
Heitman
McGee
Substitutes
Heitman, and Dysart for Bass.
Bass fouled out of the game. Mrs.
Jones was the referee.
G
G
G
Seniors
Wooten 13
Witherington 6
Lindsey 3
Little
Griffin
Bass
for
were Quinerly
Come-As-Y oU'Are
Is Party Theme
While innocently brushing her
^sir, a sophomore, clad unbecoming-
'y in a wrinkled slip, dirty pajama
top, and shower sh,oes, heard a
knock on the door. Wondering who
®ou)(j 1)0 go rural as to pound on
the door, she screamed, ‘ ‘ Come in,
®nd kept on brushing. Two fresh-
»ien poked their heads in and look-
at the unsettled hair and un
made face, and burst into giggles,
'^he pbor sophomore, not knowing
'^^hether to laugh, cry, or wind her
"'atch, just stood there and squirm
ed. Sophomores just aren’t used to
tioing laughed at by freshmen! The
two girls eyed their victim with a
sniirk on their faces. “We’re having
come-as-you-are party,” they sang
they handed the soph an invita
tion with a list of the clothes that
®he was requested to wear. The
freshmen made a hasty exit, but
*'ot before they had again giggled in
their superior’s face.
Quite a few of the hostesses pop
ped in at very opportune moments.
fact, judging from the predica
ments in which most sophomores
^fid themselves, the freshmen spent
half the day wastefully waiting to
■^atch their victims.
Can you imagine—
Alice Chiles half-dressed for the
Concert with a little lacy silk article
(Continued on Back Page)
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The Freshmen defeated the Sopho
mores 45-26 in the first basketball
game of the season. The game was
played on March 6 at 8 p. m. in
the gym.
High sp,orer for the freshmen was
Eaton Seville with 19 points. Ann
Mills was high scorer for the Sopho-
m6res with 11 points. The line ups
were as follows:
Sophomores
F
F
F
G
G
G
Sophomore substitutes were Clark,
Stone, Smith 2, Hamilton, and Mon-
tiigue. Freshmen substitutes were
McCown, Dungan, Kennedy, Dodson
1, and Paine. The referee was Mrs.
Jonea.
Kfird 6
Mills 11
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Moye
Freshmen
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Watkins 14
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