February 23,1945 GOLDSBORO HI NEWS Page Three -SIDELINES -B?/ Gloria Gurganus Upon digging through a bunch of fites and scrapbooks and what-have- you the alumni have come into the hmelight. Among athletes who graduated in ‘41 we find one particularily out standing gent, namely one Buddy Crone. Buddy was quite a diver in his day as many of \is recall. After graduation from high school Buddy entered the University of North Carolina and later Was switched to I the xvfavy V-12 unit there. Now \)f' is a com'missioned officer with Pacific fleet. ■ / Here are some others be interested in: Billy Cha^^’ is now in the Marine corp^^®’^®®^^.’ Albert Handley, fornia; Bobby ’ ’ Army Air Force,^^^^^®’ Kemp, :43, Navy, Jersey; Bud Pate, ’42, Army,^’Force, Texas; Cotton Bradi^h^iw, ’42, Navy, overseas; Clyd^^King, ’42, University of North Carolina; Lee Adams,,’43, Navy,' overseas; Robert Warren, ’43, Navy •V-12, University of North Carolina; Cubby Culberston, ’43, Navy, Okla homa; Wimpy Simmons, ’43, Ma rines, overseas; Mac Lewis, ’44, Navy, at sea; Sara White, ’44, Golds boro; Ralph Bland, ’44, Wake Forest College; Michaux Farfour, ’44, Army Air Force, Texas; Donald Ward, ’44, University of North Carolina. Sissies Thanx to dramatics coach Clifton Britton we have a fine bunch of “sissies”, as their colleagues jest ingly call them, out here at GHS this year. ' Athletes are Buddy Keen, Barney Cotton, (who has recently received a letter from the President and is now at For't Bragg, or some other place), “Jello” Hallow, Mark Mc- Lawhorn, Donald Malpass, Max Stith, Hubert Rose, Pete McDowell, Wendell Ed^erton, Tommy Davis, George Wilson, Ralph Wiggs, Frank Dail, Curtis Lancaster, Leon Perry, Neil Ragan, Bill Weathers, Henry Lee, and Charles Wiggs. These boys are learning, among- other things, to act, handle the lighting system, to design ^nd paint sets, to' control music and sound effects and even -design costumes. They are being introduced to heavy and light drama, to stage make-up and will soon have lessons in music interpretation knd etiquette. Here is *a meager ijournalistic tri bute to “coach” Britton, who is help ing to teach GHS athlete^ the es sence of drama and is opening their minds to the wide field of opportuni ty it offers. EVERY WEEK-DAY EVENING The Goldsboro NEWS-ARGUS Gives you the news of Goldsboro, N. C. and the world. Read it and keep up-to- the-minute. You cannot afford to be un informed. , MAPLE LANE FOUNTAIN ☆ ' EATS AND DRINKS ' ☆ ; NORTH CENTER STREET GOLDSBORO Pictured here are the members of this year’s Varsity basketball team. First row, left to right: Billy Daly, Chubby Bridgers, Billy Ellis and Hubert Rose. S§c,ond row, left to right: Coach Norris Jeffrey, Eskine Pope, George Armstrong, Bill King, Neil Ragan and Pete McDowell. Third row, left to right: Jimmy Webb, (who has returned to his home’in Virginia), Tommy Davis, David Stafford, “Jello” Hallow, Leon Perry and Man ager Jack Wilson. Sport Shorts Wilson vs. Goldsboro The Eastern Class A conference team of Wilson whipped the Earth- quakers of GHS with a mere 3 point margin in a game played here on January 23 under lights in the William street gymnasium. ' The final score of the game was 35-32. Hallow, scoring 14 points, captured high scoring honors for the Quakes. I Fayetteville vs. Goldsbpro The GHS Varsity basketball squad defeated the class A Fayetteville Bulldogs with a 27-25 sc®re in a riotous three-minute overtime peri od played to decide the score of 21 up. Twenty seconds before the over time period ended Tommy Davis shot a good field goal to break the 25-25 *t1?. Kinkon vs. Goldsboro The Varsity and Junior Earth quakes defeated the varsity Junior Red Devils of Kinston in a double-header played here unde^’ lights. The Varsity led all the way through their game and their final, score was 53-34. The Baby Red De vils kept up with the JayVees, (Junior varsity), till the half when the locals overcame the lead and won the game, with a 38>'25 score. This was not a conference game. Needham Broughton vs. Goldsboro The Needham Broughton Caps turned on the heat in the second' half to defeat the Goldsboro Var sity quints 34-21 in a game played on the Broughton court under lights. Stafford was high scorer for the Quakes with 11 points. ^YilIniI^‘gton vs. Goldsboro The Wilmington Wildcats of New Hanover high school defeated the Varsity Earthquakes with a 5(>-28 romping in a game played there under lights. The JayVees ,were de feated in the opening game wi^h a 26-16 score by the New Hanover high Wildkittensji This was a class A 'conference game. WATERS' “BEST MILK SHAKE IN TOWN” for 100 COHEN'S SMARl^ WOMEN'S WEAR Qualces Rate Flftii Place In Conference Race For the week ending Februal’y 16 the North Carolina Eastern Class A conference standings for this season’s basketball games stood as follows: EASTERN STANDINGS Team 1 W L Pet. Durham - 7 ‘ 1 .875 Broughton 7 2 .778 Rocky Mount .... 8 3 .727 Fayetteville 4 5 .444 Goldsboro 2 5 .286 Wilson I... 2 8 .200 Wilmington 1 7 .125 ‘The. 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Editor Selects All- Teacher Cage Team Just to prove that the members of the faculty are athletic, here is the starting line-up, list of subs and' the cheering section for the recent ly organized Faculty Firecrackers —Basketball Squcrce (not as violent as Earthquakes, but just as im pressive) : Miss Ida Gordner, for ward: Miss Clytee Ward, forward; Miss Emma Lou Garner, center for ward; Miss Janie Ipock, guard; Mrs. J. E. Britt, guard; Miss Mildred Ay- cock, center guard. Substitutes: forwards—Miss Bes sie Anderson, Mrs. Elizabeth Mintz; guards—^Ivliss Miriam Kock, ,Miss Hyacinth Willis, Miss Isabelle Wil liams. ^ Cheerleaders: Coacli' Norris Jef frey, Mrs. Dewey Slocumb, Mr. Earl Pearson and Mrs. Eliza Cox. Oh, yes, fco-coaches are Mr. Clif ton Britton and Mr. James Britt and managers are Mr. C. W. Twi- ford and Mr. Eugene Robert's. TOM R. BEST Timely Clothes, and Knox Hats CRUMPLER SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Nora A. Grumpier, Director L. R. 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