January 20, 1948
G01.DSB0R0 Hi News
Pace 5
Sportraits
Howard Caudill Kenneth Allen
Howard Caudill is co-captain
and quarterback on the 1947 issue
of the Junior Quakes.
Howard stands 5 ft. 10 in., tips
the scale at 140, and was born
in Durham, July 1(5, 1931.
Howard won a letter in foot
ball last season, and in baseball
two years ago as catcher.
He also rates well in school
activities, being Junior Class
president and assistand advertis
ing manager on the Hi Nows.
Caudill likes to wear dungarees,
brogans and sweaters, and likes
to see girls wearing sweaters and
skirts. He denies carrying the
tourch for a certain girl, but in
stead says he likes 'em all.
His favorite movie stars are
Esther Williams and Alan Ladd
and his favorite song is “It’s All
Over Now.”
During last summer he was
counselor at Camp Tuscarora,
Boy Scout Camp, as bugler and
instructor In pioneering.
At present he plans to study
medicine at Duke University
after graduation.
In the past two issues of the
Hi Nows, we have featured four
members of the Varsity squad in
the Sportraits column.
It is only fitting, then, that this
time we honor two members of the
Junior Varsity squad.
From the line, we have chosen
Kenneth Jefferson Allen, the
starting right tackle. “Skippy,"
as he is more widely known, has
started all games and played the
major .part of every game in this,
his first year, of football.
Skippy is vice president of the
sophomore class and an active
member of the Goldmasquers. He
had a leading part in the recent
presentation of “Nothing But the
Truth.”
His favorite movie Is “The Year
ling” and he likes photography
and classical music.
Skippy says, “I’m sorry that
football season is over, I liked to
play the game for GHS.
Skippy wants to matriculate at
Davidson or Carolina after high
school, and we’re sure he will
be as well liked and successful in
college as he is here.
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Earthquakes Win
Over Fayetteville
In Basketball
The Goldsboro High School
Earthquakes made their confer
ence debut with an impressive
37-3 4 defeat over the Fayetteville
Mulldogs.
The Qual^es got into the lead
with two minutes left in the first
ciuarter and held the lead through
out the game.
Troy Pate of Goldsboro, and
John Huske of P‘'ayetteville walked
off with the scoring laurels with
10 and 11 i)oints respectively.
Junior Game
The Goldsboro High School
Baby Quakes opened their con
ference slate by defeating the
Fayetteville Bull Pups 33-25.
The Baby Quakes took the lead
early and held it throughout the
game.
The Quakes were led to their
victory by Junior Hallow who
scored 19 of the Quake’s 33 points.
Quakes
Sasser
Pate
Tyndall
Massengill
Kluttz
Shine
Shumate
Godwin
Culloty
Kannau
Pope
Summerlin
TOTALS
Bulldogs
Butler
Guiton
Huske
Harris
Britt
Green
Wheeler
Grubb
P'asul
TOTALS
Quakes
R. Percise
Shumate
Kannan
Bell
Wallace
J. Hallow
Hinnant
Kirsch
L. Hallow
1). Percise
Seymore
Davis
TOTALS
Bulldogs
Allen
Webb
Green
Blackwell
McArthur
Herring
Creech
Winfree
Berry
TOTALS
\arsity
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Sam Lynch
J. P. Keen
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Pictured above are Sam Lynch and J. P. Keen,
two of Goldsboro High Schol Earthquakes, who
were so outstanding they were chosen to play
in bowl games. Sara Lynch played In the
Optimist Bowl at High Point; and J. P. Keen
played in the Shrine Bowl game at Charlotte.
THE DOPE BUCKET
January first saw football exit
witli a final splash of glory as
the number one teams of the nat
ion clashed in the different bowls
throughout the country.
Football for the Earthquake
Gridiron Squad ended November
2 3 with their final victory over
the LaGrange eleven, bilt the di-
appearance of pigskin was over-
Hy KI) STRK7KLANI)
shadowed by the rebirth of an
other great sport, basketball. All
over the nation the magic of that
word starts people talking about
their favorite team, speculating
on their chances to be conference
winners.
Here In our own high school,
however, something seems to be
lacking. There is no ringing
cheers, no thrills, to the name of
basketball.
Why? ? ?
It was almost the same during
tiie ’47 football campaign, a very
definite lack of enthusiasm sur
rounds our sports events, especi
ally at the pep rallies.
Last month in this same col
umn I berated the indifference of
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basketball
ScKedule
Jan. 2
Open
Jan. 6
Fayetteville
here
Jan. 9
Wilson
there
Jan. 13
Rocky Mount
there
Jan. 16
Durham
here
Jan. 2 0
Wilmington
there
Jan. 2 3
Open
Jan. 2 7
tlaleigh
here
Jan. 30
Fayetteville
there
Feb. 3
Wilson
here
Feb. 6
Rocky Mount
here
Feb. 10
Durham
there
Feb. 13
Wilmington
here
Feb. 17
Open
Feb. 2 0
Raleigh
there
Feb. 24
Open
This schedule is for both junior
and Varsity games.
students at pep rallies, the dragged
out cherring at games when the
yelling should be spontanlous,
or loud and lusty when the cheer
leaders dance on the side lines.
There were hardly 100 students
at the Quake vs Fayetteville game.
We can do better than that. Talk
up the games, plan to go yourself,
try'to get your friends to go with
you.
Supporting your school is the
job of each and every student,
not of a particular group.
Carlton Frederick
Carlton Frederick, flashy.
backfield man of the GoldBbtofo
High School Earthquakes, was
so outstanding in his play dur
ing the past year that he was
invited to play in the Optimist
Bowl at High Point, along with
Sam Lynch, pictured in another
column.
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