May 29, 1942
GOLDSBORO HI NEWS
PAGE THREE
BUCKET
By Herbert Barbour
Well, studes, this is the last issue
of the Hi News that I’ll ever work
on and all I hope is that we have
covered sports thoroughly this year
for you. That has been our aim
and we hope we have fulfilled it.
But now for a few orchids to be
passed out. My personal compli
ments go to Coach Jeffrey who has
left, thanking him for the splendid
cooperation given us of the Hi
News’ staff and his work with ath,-
letics here at GHS.
To Ben Ward for his fine swim
ming ability and for breaking the
100 and 50-yard swim marks in the
State Meet, go some of our finest
orchids.
And to all the captains of our
various athletic teams—Lee Adams
(football), David Bradshaw (swim
ming), co-captains Albert Handley
and Bob Kemp (track), an orchid
to each of you.
More power to you, boys.
And now for a farewell note ....
and a reprint. But let’s have the
reprint first. I thought that the
All-Female Faculty Football team,
picked by Bud Pate and Hot Hey
ward, had such a good reception
that I decided to run it again.
Here goes:
End Mrs. W. J. White
End Miss Mary Ann Gatch
Tackle Miss Mabel Hamer
Tackle Miss Clytee Ward
Guard Mrs. Clifton H. Bradford
Guard Miss Mary Craig Suiter
Center....Miss Martha Mae Glazeher
Quarterback Miss Sara Falkener
Halfback Miss Katherine Kalmer
Halfback Miss Lena Taylor
Fullback Miss Ida Gordner
Coach Miss Cora Fuller Collier
Waterwoman Mrs. Elizabeth
Freeman
Financial Adviser Miss Janie
• C. Ipock
Another angle on graduation! It’s
sad to leave the school and especi
ally for you graduating athletes
who will never play again for
GHS. There are so many of you
that I can’t name each one, and
perhaps there are a great many
who are more outstanding than
others. And certainly I’m not the
one to do the picking. Then, too, a
great number of you just stayed
out for the team, hoping that you
would learn something that would
help you make the team the next
season.
Now you are graduating — and
you won’t have that chance again
in GHS. But there are other teams
that need you—perhaps in college,
and certainly in the great game of
life.
It’s been a pleasure to have you
out here, for you are the backbone
of our fun and activity. There’ll be
more to take your places but
never any just like you.
The best of luck to you!
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Quake Nine Wins Conference Championship
Tennis Champs
Crowned In GHS
“Cubby” Culbertson and “Snag”
Hallow, seniors; Robert Warren and
Betsy Yelverton, juniors; Ralph
Bland and Josephine Hallow, sopho
mores; and “Pete” McDowell and
Dorothy Whitley, freshmen, came
out on top as champions of GHS in
intramural tennis for the four
classes, as tennis closed its second
successive year. One hundred and
twenty-nine veterans and rookies
turned out and were cast aside by
eliminations.
“Snag” Hallow, a member of the
SA Athletic Committee, was in
charge of the matches and elimi
nations.
The results of the Freshman,
Sophomore, and Junior matches are
shown below; the Senior results
were carried in the last issue.
Tennis Results
Boys (Juniors)
Warren 6-1,6-1 Renn
Minton 6-4,4-6,6-3 Farfour
Warren 6-0,6-3 Minton
Warren 6-4,6-4 Roberts
Boys (Sophomores)
Maxwell 6-2,6-1 Cobb
Bland 6-2,6-2 Maxwell
Russell 6-0,6-2 Jones
Heyward 6-0,6-1 Burwell
Russell 6-1,8-6 Heyward
Bland 6-2.. 6-2 Michaux
Bland 6-3,6-3 Russell
Girls
Roberts 6-1; 6-0 Savage
Hendricks 6-0; 6-2 Waters
Montague 5-7, 6-2, 6-2 Bridgers
Hallow 3-6,6-0,7-5 Gurley
Lee 6-4 6-2 Odum
Montague 6-4.6-2 Hendricks
Columbus 6-3,6-0 Thompson
Kannan 6-0, 6-0 Dickinson
Kannan 6-3,6-3 Columbus
Montague 6-2; 6-0 Yelverton
Lee 6-2; 6-2 Shumate
Hallow 6-0 6-1 Roberts
Hallow 6-1 6-1 Montague
Boys (Freshmen)
Purser 1-6,6-3,6-3 Shrago
Stith 6-1; 6-1 Purser
Stith 6-2 6-4 Styron
McDowell 6-2 6-3 Mitcham
McDowell 2-6, 6 2, 6-1 Mitcham
Girls (Freshmen)
Barbour 6-0 6-4 Magill
Thompson 6-0; 6-2 Donnell
Whitley 6-3 6-4 Barbour
Whitley 6-3.6-4 Thompson
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Coach Norris Jeffrey
Dedication
Coach Norris Jeffrey has left GHS
after six years. He has gone to
Baden, N. C., to work for the
Carolina Aluminum Company.
Coach Jeffrey first came to Golds
boro in 1936 from Smithfield, where
he held a coach
ing position. In
an attempt to in-
crease your
appreciation o f
Mr. Jeffrey, we
give you the
highlights of his
coachirtg career
since he has
been at GHS:
The football team of 1937, his
second year here, went through the
season untied on, unscored on, and
undefeated. In 1938, Coach Jeffrey’s
football squad won the Northeastern
Conference Crown with seven wins
and three losses. This was the first
year that the conference had been
organized, and the basketball team
also had its first year in the con
ference, losing to Greenville in the
finals. His 1940 football squad won
second place in the Northeastern
Conference, and it was that year
that he took over the coaching duties
of baseball.
Coach Jeffrey’s biggest surprises
came this year. Before football sea
son began, he thought that the
chances of having a good football
team were slim. But the team
brought home the bacon and took
the Northeastern Conference Crown
with a record of no losses. Our
basketball team was looked at in
the same skeptical way; however,
they won fourteen and lost six
games and tied Greenville for the
loop lead but lost in the playoff.
The Quake quintet won the ACC
Class A Tournament in Wilson and
received a trophy, winning over
Raleigh and Wilson. His baseball
team won the Northeastern Confer
ence baseball crown with ten wins
and three losses.
These have been the highlights
of Coach Jeffrey’s coaching career
at GHS, and they speak for them
selves. He is a fine man and his
associations with the boys he has
taught in the physical ed program
have been the finest that boys could
want.
We hate to see you leave. Coach,
but you are needed elsewhere. So
we of the HI NEWS sports staff do
hereby dedicate this, our last 1942
issue of the HI NEWS, to you who
have so faithfully served us in the
past six years as a coach, teacher,
and friend. Though all of your
teams did not make the 100 per
cent mark, you will always bat
1.000 with us.
—Herbert Barbour,
Sports Editor.
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Enter Seven Meets
The GHS track team has enterea
seven meets during the curreni
season, four competitive and three
invitaitional.
Winning but one dual meet (from
High Point), losing two (Doth with
riocKy Mount), and placing secona
in tne triangular meet with Goids-
ooro, Wilson, and Rocky Mourn
were me net results of the four
competitive meets. The invita
tionai meets were at the University
of North Carolina and Duke
University.
Many oi the boys have run their
last time for “dear old” GHS; Eq
Herring—miler; Bob Kemp—440,
880, and hurdles; Albert Handley
100, 220, 440, and broad jump;
Steve Simmons—pole vault, discus,
broad jump, hurdles and 440;
George Denmark—880, and mile;
Bud Pate—javelin, discus, shot put,
high jump, and hurdles; Tom York
880 and mile; “Willie” Westmore
land—880; and John Holmes, 440
The only senior returning for the
twelfth grade is Lee Adams, jave
lin and discus man.
Among the promising prospects
for next year are; “Skeets” Bald
win—pole vault and javelin; Mac
Lewis—^javelin and discus; Bruce
Parrish-^80; and Charles Ennis-
shot put.
Ernest Graham was the manager
of the 1942 track team. Henry Lee,
who was to be a high jumper for
GHS, suffered a broken arm and
could not participate in any of the
meets.
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By defeating Roanoke Rapids
10-0 in the final game of■ a three
game series, the GHS Earthquakes
won the baseball championship of
the Northeastern Conference on
May 19.
The Quakes won out in the south
ern division of the Northeastern
Conference, while Roanoke Rapids
won out in the northern division.
These two teams then met at Golds
boro in the first game and the
Quakes won 5-4, but in the second
game at Roanoke Rapids the score
reversed on the Quakes. In the last
and final game, both teams met at
Rocky Mount and the Quakes took
the game and the conference crown
10-0. The Quakes’ season record
stands at 10 games won and 3
games lost.
Those on the Quake squad are;
Marvin. Cowell, Earl Moore, Donell
Garris, Arnold Smith, manager,
Paul Garris, Billy Wynn, Billy
Simmons, Johnny Hodges; Billy
Ellis, Skinny Ellis, Bob Warren,
Donald Ward, Clyde King, Bobby
Evans, and Sam White.
Tennisters Complete
Successful Season
Having engaged in only three ten
nis matches this season, the Quakes
of GHS ended the season undefeat
ed with two wins, over Kinston and
one over Wilson. >
In the first match of the seasoii
with the Wilson Cyclones on the
Quakes’ court May 7, the Quakes
defeated the Cyclones, 7-1.
The • following day. May 8, the
Quakes played host to the Kinston
Red Devils whom they defeated,
7-0.
Wednesday, May 13, the Quakes
went to Kinston in a return match,
which the Quakes took 8-1.
Those who have seen action for
the Quakes are; Cubby Culbertson,
Lee Adams, Tiny Roberts, Ralph
Bland, Linwood ' Harrell, Herliert
Barbour, Rusty Nickens and Bil'
Minton.
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