November 2]
O'
Fincher Jarrell, a sen
ior here at West,was naroad
Montgomery County's repre
sentative for a Morehead
Scholarship, Tuesday, Nov
ember 13, Fincher, who was
interviewed Friday night,
Nov. 9, reports that the.
interview was not at all
what he had expected. "I
was nervous and,putting it
mildly, scared. I'm sure
the others were frightenec
too, I had expected a very
formal meeting with a
group of men snapping off
Questions at a machine-gun
rate! However, the five
interviewers immediately
put us at ease by assuring
us that the interview
would be very informal.
Each of us were interview
ed separtately, I was
urged to say what I though
on a subject and to add
comments to the discussion
anytime during the inter
view, For those who may
be interviewed and who are
interested in questions
which they might be asked,
I will list a few, I was
asked why I wanted to go
to college; why I had
chosen Carolina; why I had
chosen law as a profession
_§P_d. other questions deal -
w
kJ I \
iDg with special abilities
hobbies, current events,
and extracurricular activ
ities, I was impressed
that these men placed em
phasis on a well-rounded
personality rather than
scholastic averapp..J^»
The West Kentgomery
Warriors Junior Varsity
football squad compiled a
record of two wins, one
loss, and one tie in four
games this season,
East-West clashed at
East in the opv^ning con
test which ended in a 6-6
deadlock, Ralph Reynolds
dropped an eight year pass
to Jimmy Presslar to pro
vide West's touchdown.
West forced North Stan-
^ley in two consecutive
I outings. The first game,
■before the heme fans, was
dropped lt+-19, Reynolds
arm again supplied the
Warrior thrust. Touchdowns
came on passes to Mykie
Myrick and Jimmy Presslar,
The second North Stanley-
West game ended with West
at a large 27-6 advantage.
Reynolds was again the
Warrior mainstay. He ran
the^’first and third scores
^rom one yard out and
Reamed with Myrick for the
:jither tow, A ten yard shot
ind a sixty pass play to
yrick p - ‘■ • ded the margin.
West* ...nal J.V, con-
|:est saw. the Little
Warriors victor over East
|Iontgomery whom they had
j)reviously tied. Donald
Freeman reveived an Eagle
punt and returned it 55
|ards for the 7-0 win.
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The Deta Club met Thurs-
ay, November 15, to estab
lish a set time and place
6f meeting: the second
Thursday of every month in
the library at West Mont
gomery. They also discussed
^he club's project for the
coming year, A committee,
under the leadership of
Narsha Armstrong, was
[appointed to take charge of
Nch a project. A program
committee was appointed
l/ith Nancy Bruton as chair
man.
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The sale of school sta-
jtionary by the Junior Clas
jwill begin in early Decem-
iber. It will feature a
jWarrior heading in red.
:Each box of 30 sheets will
[sell for $1,25,