Page Four
THE TWIG
January 16, 1948
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Sports o/ the
By B. J. JOHNSON
The soccer season ended just
before the Christmas holidays
with the sister classes playing
against each other and a tie re
sulting from each game. Honor
able mention given to the soccer
varsity went to “Marty” Davis,
Margaret Hall, Imogene Narron,
Catherine Carpenter, Lela Butts,
Shirley Parker, Mary Bland Jo-
sey, Peggy Patrick, “Lefty”
Pugh, Betty Jean Shuler, and
Ann Josey.
Basketball practices began
last week with the Freshman-
Sophomore practices held on
Monday night — and with the
Freshmen showing good pros
pects; the general practice was
held on Tuesday night; the Jun
ior-Senior practice was held on
Wednesday night; and another
general practice was held
on Thursday night. With
about thirty people out to prac
tice each night, there is hope
that from the general practice j
participants a team will be j
formed to play Salem, Woman’s
College, and Saint Mary’s. After
exams there will be another
week of practice, and then the
tournament will be held. A
double Round-Robin tournament
has been planned so that each
team plays each other team
twice; then the defeated players
can’t say, “I bet we could
beat that team if we could just
play them again.” The remain
ing games scheduled are:
Jan. 19—General Practice.
Jan. 20—Freshman-Sophomore.
Jan. 21—Junior-Senior.
Jan. 22—General Practice.
Feb. 2—General Practice.
Feb. 3—Freshman-Sophomore.
Feb. 4—Junior-Senior.
Feb. 5—General Practice.
Next Week — Tournament be
gins.
A bowling league is to be es
tablished from the teams from
each of the four dormitories.
The tentative time set to go
down to the Man-mur Bowling
Center is 3:00 p.m. on Tues
days and 5:00 p.m. on Fridays.
If your schedule will fit in with
these times and if you are inter
ested in bowling, please do not
fail to sign up on the bulletin
board. For those girls desiring,
lessons will be given.
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I sent to those French students
! considered by the authorities to
be in greatest need.
Likewise, German 1 and Ger
man 21 have jointly contributed
to a Care food package to Karl
sruhe B. in Germany.
It is to be hoped that the gen
erosity displayed by members of
these language classes will be
repeated in other classes
throughout the campus.
On Wednesday, January 7,
the Meredith College student
body was honored by the pres
ence of the Utah Centennial
Quartet, which is composed of
two members from Utah, one
from Idaho, and the accompa
nist from Arizona. The five men
met in Durham about three
months ago and began working
on songs which could be sung
throughout North Carolina. The
quartet came to North Carolina
to bring us the spirit of the Utah
Centennial, which they are cele
brating now. Their selection of
music w'as chronologically ar
ranged according to the growth
of Utah since the time of its colo
nization 100 years ago. The
fact that four of the earliest
pioneers to Utah were from
North Carolina explains the
reason for the tour of the quar
tet to various points of this state.
DEAN ANNOUNCES
(Continued from page one)
day, February 2. isursar s re
ceipts must be presented at this
time. Special students in music
will not be registered until
Tuesday, February 3. Detailed
instructons on registration pro
cedure will be posted.
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(Continued from page one)
ingen. Docks and literature; Nell
Proctor, seminars; Bunny Har
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Gloria Mayer, Pause for Power.
Dr. McLain is head of the fac
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