FINAL EDITION
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Here’s To You, Seniors!
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Bring Back Your Best
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G. H. S
VOL. 1.
GREENSBORO HIGH SCHOOL, MAY 27, 1921
NO. 14
FIRST GIRLS’ FIELD DAY A
SPLENDID SUCCESS
Juniors Score 58 Points Winning Class Cup
Freshman Come Second
For the first time in the history of G. M.
S., her girls, as a whole, have enjoyed the
thrill of achievement on the athletic field.
The girls have entered into the spirit of
the affair and had practised diligently up
to the very last moment.
Thursday, the twelfth,.was the memor
able** day. School was in session through
the third period. At two o’clock everyone
from high school and many Gate City citi
zens were at Cone Park to watch the girls
“show off’’.
The first part of the afternoon was given
over entirelv to fiekl contest. 1 he classes
contested in such games as volley ball, and
baseball ami relay races.
Indi\'ii.!uals fought for honors in spear
tin owing, target throwing, fifty and seventy
fi\'e yard dashes and the like.
riie winneis got points which were
counted toward the class or individual scores
ami were e'wrr.ded accoialing' to their rank:
The latter half 'of the afternoon was am
using. Different classes presented “stunts”.
There was a very clever circus, a pretty
dance, and an attractive take off om the
teachers and the crowning of the May
Queen. .All the stunts were enjoyable.
The crowning feature of the day was the
plaiting of the May Pole. There was a
central pole draped in high school colors
and four smaller poles in the four class
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EXAMINATION SCHEDULE
Seniors
Tuesday, May 24th—First and
Second Period Lessons.
Wednesday, May 2.5th—Third and
Fourth Period Lessons.
Thursda>’, .May 26th—Fifth and
Sixth Period Lessons.
Friday, .May 27th—Seventh Period
Lesson.
Other Classes
.Monday, May 30th—First and
Second Period Lessons.
'Fuesday, May ,31st—Third and
Fourth Period Lessons.
Wednesday, June 1st—Fifth and
Sixth Period Lesons.
'Fhursday, June 2nd—Seventh Per
iod Lessons.
THE TRACK SQUAD
ALABAMA TRACK MEET
CAPTURED BY GREENSBORO
Koenig, Bell, Flendrix, Clark, Wilkins, Clary
and Daniel Represent G. H. S.
.All other examinations will be
given Thursday and Friday.
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The following account of the Alabama
Track Meet was received from Tuscaloosa,
Ala.
Tuscaloosa, Ala., April 30th, 1921. The
greatest Interscolastic Track Meet ever held
in the State of Alabama came to a close
to-day when Greensboro, N. C. relay team
breasted the tapes a winner in the last event
on the program. A crowd repor.ted to
number 1500 people gave the Campus a
lively appearance, and many remarked on
the beautiful setting for a track meet. T'he
school bo>'s reported on the field at 1 ;45
P. M. in their track togs ready for the
pistol. A movie camera man was on the
scene to take the pictures of the many fine
young atheletes. The first fifteen minutes
was given over to the cinema man, and
then the starter made the welkin ring by
starting the semi-finals of the Century with
such men in the entry as Kirb}’, the flier
from Albertville: Rush, the Meteor from
Bessemer; Koenig, the Flying Tar Heel from
Greensboro, N. C. In the finals of the set-
to between this trio, Otis Kirby pulled up
the tape a wanner the fast time of 10 2-t
seconds. This event attracted much at-
GLEE CLUB CONCERT AND
EXPRESSION RECITAL
Entertaining Program Rendered Before Big
Crowd at H. S. Auditorium
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Friday night, .May 20th, at 8:00 P. M.
the Girls’ Glee Club and The expression
class will give a joint recital in the High
School building. The money made will be
given to the Senior Class to be used for the
Annual.
L'or the Glee Club this recital is the
crowning event of the year. . They have
been working on the program all year and
the result of their work is to be seen Friday
night. .Miss Clements, the music director
of the city schools, has spent two afternoons
a week regularly, helping the girls and it is
due largel)- to her that their public appear
ances have been thus far so successful. If
the program Friday night is a success, as it
is sure to be, .Miss Clements w'ill deserve
much of the praise.
The expression class will present a pant-
omine “From College Boy to Soldier”.
The following is the program:
Chorus—Stars Brightl}' Shining—Bront
—Glee Club.
Vocal Trio—Moonligljt Song—Fearis—
Estelle .Mendenhall, Katherine Wharton.
Margaret Andrew.
GREENSBORO ELIMINATED
BY WINSTON NINE
Locals Close Season With Two Snappy
Games—Win From Trinity
G. H. S. vs. W. I-I. S.
G. H. S. lost out in the championship
series on last Friday by losing to XVinston
7-4. The game was w'ell played and strong
ly contended. Both sides fighting to elimin
ate the other. Johnson pitching for Win
ston was very effective in the pinches and
more than once left men on bases. With
the exception of one bad inning. Cooper
pitching for G. H. S. had the stuff. His
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COMMENCEMENT
The Class Day Exerci.ses will be
held in the Opera House, .Monday,
June 6th. Bishop Plato Durham of
Emory University, Atlanta, Ga., will
deliver the Commencement .Address
at the Graduation Exercises, June
7th.
The Baccalaureate Sermon will be
delivered at the West Market Street
.Methodist Church by Dr. Barnhart,
Sunday, June 5th.
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“High” Life Wishes You All A Very Pleasant Vacation