March 17, 1961
High Life
Page Five
Girls* Basketball Squad
Downs Bessemer 46-36
Bessemer was defeated by the
Senior High girls’ basketball team
Thursday, March 9. The game was
closely played with the final score
Greensboro 46 and Bessemer 38.
Scoring the victory points for
Greensboro were Patricia Smith,
sophomore, with 33; senior Carl
ton Cann with 5; sophomore Nan
cy Yates, with 4; Gail Weston,
sophomore, with 2; and Anna
Ryan, senior, with 1.
The activity of the whole game
centered around one five foot-two
inch senior guard “Skipper”
Quinn who usually came up with
the ball someway or the other.
There is nothing to describe the
looks on Bessemer’s forwards’
faces When “Skipper” came diving
through one of the Bessemer’s
tall forward’s legs to tie up the
ball.
The little surprise attacks
such as unexpectedly being be
tween Bessemer and the ball I
know made Bessemer wish more
and more that she was playing
on their team. “Skipper” was
aided in guarding by two other
great guards; Nancy Yates, and
Sarah Jo Davis, senior. The sub
stituting guard was Jane McCor
mick, who also did a good job. As
the guards would get the ball;
they would very carefully, with
teamwork, work the ball up court.
The skill the guards showed in
this game was praised greatly by
Mrs. Eleanor Lambert and stu
dent teacher, Miss Ketner, from
Woman’s College. They couldn’t
have done a more beautiful job.
The starting line-up for Senior
were forwards: Carlton Cann, Pa
tricia Smith and Anna Ryan.
Guards: “Skipper” Quinn, Sarah
Jo Davis and Nancy Yates. The
substituting forwards were Dee
Savageau, Gail Weston, and Nan
cy Yates.
The standing is eight won and
two lost for the varsity team. The
average points per game for the
starting forwards are Patricia
Smith with 16; Carlton Cann with
13 and Dee Savageau with 7.
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THE ARTS AT SENIOR
Senior High students recently
attended two of the most en
lightening and inspiring assem
blies presented this year.
The music department was in
charge of these assemblies. The
first was presented by the band
and choir, February 28, and the
orchestra performed for the sec-
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MARCH
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ond, March 7.
The outstanding segment of the
band and choir program was the
climatic end when the band and
choir performed Mr. Thomas
Cousins’ masterful interpretaion
of the old Biblical story of Exodus
and Sinai.
Mr. John Barnes Chance, who
was sent to Greensboro for a year
by the Ford Foundation to com
pose for the city schools, wrote
the opening piece rendered by the
band. Incantation and Dance.
Mr. Herbert Hazelman, band di
rector, directed this stirring intro
duction to a most enjoyable pro
gram.
Miss Eula Tuttle’s choir never
sang more professionally or earn
estly. Each member of the choir
sang as if his entire life was cen
tered around his music, and the
effect was overwhelming.
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Orchestra Program
Equally entertaining was the
orchestra program, which opened
with a cello solo by Lauren Scott
of the Kiser Jr. High orchestra,
accompanied on the piano by Dede
Kent. Lauren is an eighth grader,
and Dede_is a ninth grader. Laur
en played two movements. Largo
and Allegro from Sonata Five by
Vivaldi, greatly impressing her
high school audience.
Mr. Chance has composed num
erous pieces for the orchestra,
three of which were played in the
assembly. The Ferocious Fugue,
was the viola’s revenge on the
violins because the violins usual
ly introduce a number and the
violas come in. The Ferocious
Fugue reverses this arrangement.
Misstep March and Fiddl’esophy,
also by Mr. Chance, were played,
as well as selections by other
composers.
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