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HIG] LIFE
PURPLE WHIRLWINDS
WILL FACE GASTONIA
G. H. S. Gridders to Oppose
Second Western Conference
Title Contender.
GAME IS PLAYED TODAY
Gastonia High School’s colorful
Green Wave football eleven will pro
vide the Purple Whirlwinds with their
second conference opposition of the sea
son in a tilt to be played on the Me
morial stadium gridiron today at 3 :30.
Victorious over Salisbury’s Bbyden
High team, 12 to 0, in the first con
ference contest two weeks ago, the
Purple and Gold gridders are hopeful
of making it two straight in the win
column tomorrow. A victory for the
locals over the Gastonia boys would
send the Whirlwinds against Charlotte
High’s Wildcats next week with an un
defeated conference slate at stake. The
Greensboro-Charlotte tilt, to be played
in the Queen City, might settle the
Western conference class “A” race for
the season.
Jim Morgan, former three-letter man
star at Davidson college and now head
coach of the Gastonia lads, will pit an
improved Green Wave combination
against the Whirlwinds here tomorrow.
Although swamped by Charlotte, 37 to
0, the Gastonia eleven has gained im
pressive triumphs over Belmont High
27 to 0, and Shelby High 29 to 0. The
encounter With the Whirlwinds will
also mark the second conference tilt
for Gastonia.
With Fred Whltehart, diminutive
backfield ace, back in harness. Coach
Bob Jamieson will have his regular
combination ready to face the Green
Wave eleven, with the exception of
Charlie (Hardrock) Hipp, tackle, out
with a fractured jaw. Coach Jamieson
will probably have the following start
ing lineup on the field this afternoon.
Bob Denny and Emil Showfety, ends;
Robert George and Herman Smith,
tackles; Bill Grosse and Jack Ginsberg,
guards; Charles James, center; Fhed
Whitehart, quarterback; and Captain
Charlie Baker and L. E. Dempsejq half
backs.
P.-T. A. WILL PROVIDE CUP
FOR PLAYMASTERS’ CLUB
The Parent-Teacher association will
provide the Playmasters’ club with a
cup to be awarded to the graduating
senior who has been most oufstanding
during his or her high school career in
the field of dramatics.. Members of
the club were informed of this tact at
their last meeting.
Also, 14 new members were received
into the organization after having met
the requirements for membership in
the Playmasters’ club.
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JAMIESON IN SALISBURY
FOR CONFERENCE MEET
Bob Jamieson, athletic director
and head coach of the Purple
Whirlwind football and basketball
teams, attended the Western con
ference officials’ meeting held at
Salsibury la.st Monday night. At
this meeting the conference basket
ball schedule was arranged for the
forthcoming season. Other schools
represented at the session were
R. J. Reynolds High, of Winston-
Salem ; Boyden High, of Salisbury;
Central High, of Charlotte; Gas
tonia High School; and High Point
High School.
REIDSVILLE MIDGETS
DEFEAT GREENSBORO
Purple Breezes Lose Opening Game on
Wednesday, October 12, by
Score of 6 to 0.
VARSITY LOSES BY SAME COUNT
The Greensboro High School Midgets
last their opening game to the Reids-
ville aggregation Wednesday, October
12, 6 to 0. Incidentally, the Greensboro
varsity lost their first game to the
Reidsville Lions by the same count.
The starting lineup for the Purple
Breezes was: Rawlins and Bray, ends;
Warren and Shaw, tackles; Grosse and
Lackey, guards; Gtaves, center;
Hodgins, fullback; Perrin and Wolfe,
halfbacks; and Dobbins, quarterback.
The reserve football team is slated to
plaj^ Southside High, of Winston-Salem,
here Monday.
TECHNICAL COMMITTEES
FOR PLAY ANNOUNCED
The members of the technical com
mittees for the modern drama class’
chapel program were named recently.
They are: Property mistress, Virginia
Vache, assistant, Elouise Woods;
sound effects, Jimmy Dick; prompter,
Curtiss Pegg; make-up, Martha Min-
hinnette, assistants, Ruth Collin, and
Elizabeth Deaton.
The members of the east of the one-
act play, “For Distinguished Service,”
are: Rhea Gaynelle Sikes, Susannah
Wimbish, and Carolyn Coker.
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ELEVEN MEUBERS TAKEN
IN BIG EBATING CLUB
Old Members Enrtain New Debaters
at Initiation arty Last Week
at YM. C. A.
MISS CAUSEY, ADVISER, SPEAKS
The old meinlrs of the Debating
club entertained he new debaters at
an initiation pay last week in the
Y. W. C. A.
Miss Camsey, te adviser, talked on
one objective of fe Debating club, that
of going to Chad Hill and winning
the Triangular cbate. She stated in
a humorous faaon that the three
points of a go debater were to:
“Stand up, speakp, and shut up when
you get through.’
After Miss Caiey’s talk the fun be
gan. A nickel vs placed in a bbwl
of fiour, for whic Ethel Pope and Ed
Plipp rooted. Jai Behrman fed Mary
Prances Cox a ass of water, each
standing on a ciir blindfolded. An
eggshell full of Wer was broken over
L. M. Clymer’s hd. Bruce Wall and
Ann Chisholm, ilindfolded, walked
over crackers whli were supposed to
be eggs.
The 11 new mnbers of the grou.J
are: Bruce Wa Virginia Klages,
Frank Masters, Yry Prances Cox, Ed
Hipp, Ethel PopeL. M. Clymer, Ann
Chisholm, Jack Behrman, Frances
Chisholm, and Ja:e Crawford.
In the future tl club will hold out
side school meetits every second and
fourth Wednesda iiights from 7:30
until 9 :00, in a ctrt room in the post
office. The regula school meetings are
held on the first M third Tuesdays.
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A minister begf his sermon: “As I
gaze about me see many shining
faces.”
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October 21, 1937
New Chapel Schedule
October 28—Modern Drama Class.
November 4—Guilford College A Ca-
pella Choir, under the direction of
Dr. Weiss.
November 12—Social Standards Con
ference.
November 17—Dick Douglas in con
nection with celebration of Book
Week.
November 24 — Thanksgiving Pro
gram.
Building New Radio Instrument
Mr. Stanley Johnson is making a
super-modern phone and code trans
mitter set with the aid of his third
period radio class. This set, which will
send and receive messages from any
distance on the globe, will be stationed
in room 11 of the Science building. The
school had a similar unit three years
ago but lack of funds discontinued its
use.
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