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April 1^48
Basketball Over;
Volleyball Begins
The basketball tournament,
which ended just before long
week-end, proved to be as excit
ing—if not more so—-than the
soccer tournament last fall. All
the tribes fought until the very
last games to win. The Hiwassee
“A” team won first place, being
undefeated in every game. The
Navajos and Choctaws played a
tie off for second place, the Nav
ajos winning. In the “B” team
tournament the Hiwassees and
Navajos had to play a tie off for
first place. The Navajos won the
victory, leaving the Hiwassees in
second place. And so, after these
exciting games which were enjoy
ed by many enthusiastic girls,
the basketball season is over for
this year.
Several bruised wrists and
knuckles being exhibited around
the campus lately make it quite
evident that we are really in the
swing of volleyball now. The game
is a very interesting one and al
though there are quite a few girls
who had never tried their skill at
it before, everyone seems to be
enjoying it very much.
Beautiful spring days are here
again, and the weather is just
right for tennis. So if you have
not already brought out that long
unused racket—now is the hour.
All you tennis lovers will agree
that there is nothing more fun
than an exciting game of tennis
before breakfast, or some other
time during the day.
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Learn “To Take It”
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Have you seen some girls (I
guess that is what you call them)
strolling merrily around here in
queer dress? Their hats are odd
looking and their skirts are tight
at the bottom instead of the top.
But amazing as it seems they
haven’t come from some foreign
country. They are just being
initiated into the High School
Athletic Board.
One afternoon you may have
seen these girls wandering around
dressed in skirts and sweaters in
side out, high heels with socks,
and a pretty Easter Bonnet. On
another occasion, they were wear
ing silk blouses, hats, saddles
without socks, and carrying an
egg.
Why they were the funniest
looking creatures! They had a big
wad of bubble gum stuck to the
end of their noses, and their jaws
were sagging after eating so many
crackers. Of course, there was the
traditional oyster swallowing too.
After seeing what good sports
they are we’re glad to have the
following girls on our new Ath
letic Board for the next year:
President, Lilly Starling; Vice
President, Bradie Cox; Secretary,
Anne Winburn; Treasurer, Char
lotte Hisle; Assistant Vice Presi
dent, Dutchess Wenk; Cheerlead
er, Mary Belle Combs; Co-Hikers,
Dorothy Dabbs and Dixie Nell
Southard; Tennis, Llzabeth Wil
son; Soccer. Kay I.owery; Indoor
Sports, Carolyn Curry and Bar
bara Hooper: Basketball, Gerry
Hoffman: Volleyball, M a rt h a
Brown; Softball, Joyce Oliver;
Chickasaw Chief, Willie Kerlee;
Anache Chief. Nancy Hopkins’;
Semioia Chief. Ann Latham:
Blackfoot Chief. Pranclne Larri-
noa; Shawnee Chief, Barbara Ma
con: and Publicity, Betty Ruth
Kuykendall. Congrats!
H. S. Engages In
Thrilling Games
The basketball game of the sea
son was College “M” Club vs.
High School “M” Club. The game
was nip and tuck from the begin
ning to the end, and at the end of
the game the score was tied 17-
17. The captains voted to play
three minutes more to try and
break the tie. The tie was broken
by a field goal made by Mattie Lee
Ladd; the final score was High
School 19; College 17.
Montreat High met Warren Wil
son on March 15 at the latter’s
gym. The home team was defeated
by a loss of 40-18. Both teams
played an excellent game. On
March 22, Warren Wilson met our
team on their home court. This
was a very close game. The final
score was 25-21 in favor of Mon
treat.
Basketball is over among the
tribes. The Chickasaws took first
place by winning all four games,
but the Apaches were a close
second with three games won.
Then came the Blackfoot tribe,
winning two games; Sequoia next,
and Shawnees, last.
Volleyball has now begun, and
tribe enthusiasm is running high.
There will be twenty-two players
on each team so everyone has an
equal chance to make it and get
100 points toward her “M”. Even
though some of you won’t make
the team, you’ll still get 25 points.
Have you noticed what beautiful
weather we’re having? It certain
ly is wonderful for hikes, and hik
ing is another way to add up
points.
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Anderson chapel by th
Athletic Board. It ^^ring
imagination some scctc
directly after the War Betw
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the States. , , “Uncle Sam”
The cast included U
(Winnie Ferguson), ^ »Tej,ny”
leigh” (Sarah Baker, Jen^y.
(Jerry Ford), North”,
son)’ “Mr. and Mrs.
(Margery Washburn and
Weghe) and fami Y, „gjg(.gr
South'” (Mildred Love),
South” (Jean Spellma h
Carolina Sisters” (Mary
ler and Peggy Gregg ,
West” (Tweedle ^wann)
cowboys, “Ponce de o .‘Uncle
Cox) and his the
Remus” (Pat Harley), “Uncle
animals of the the
Remus Stories”, who added to
gaity of the entertainmen^^^^j
The program was m
with some good g^acted
including “Brazil, giess
by the Cubans; a solo, “Cgro-
America,” by Sarah a e ^ Holler
lina Moon” by Mary , on
and Peggy Gregg; f"’"
the Range” by the cowboy •
The highlight f;^/„ascot
was when our new coHeg
was introduced. For ^„ess
everyone had been trymg
what the mascot would ,
were eagerly awaiting
ment when the when
vealed. It was monkey.
Montie, the "^npus
made his debut into o {,e
society. He will ^^foved
a most popular and
member of our campus
on. . -f the
Under the direction
Board’s sponsor. Miss Heizer—'
the president, Jo Ann
together with the e P
Board members and „„tertain-
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