Page Four
PROCONIAN
Thursday, March 8, 1945
TOURNAMENT
(Continued from page one)
some reports that Asheboro is
considering entering teams —
thereby forcing the ’Cats to play
in the semi-final round Saturday
night—but at last reports from
Tournament Headquarters there
was no confirmation of this.
If and when the Wildcat teams
do win their first game, it can be
pretty well said who they will
meet in the finals. In the boys’
division, Burlington, according
to pre-teurnament information, is
the best team in the upper brack
et and should have no trouble
reaching the finals. The same
source states that Efland seems
to have the powerhouse in the
girls’ upper bracket and also
should reach the finals.
TO LEAVE
(Continued from page one)
County 52 years ago, was a stu
dent in the University from 1914
to 1918 and was in Navy aviation
during World War I. For two
years he was high school prin
cipal in Burlington. The follow
ing year he went to Roanoke
Rapids as principal of the high
school in 1922 and later became
superintendent.
Mr. Davis will assume his new
duties July 1.
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C. H. H. S. Graduate
Does Well In College
Betta MacCarthy, who grad
uated from C. H. H. S. in 1942,
has been at Sarah Lawrence Col
lege in Bronxville, N. Y., for the
last three years. The first article
in the Sarah Lawrence Studies
for 1945 is Betta’s biographical
sketch of Alexander Hamilton.
Written in her first year in col
lege, the sketch shows Hamilton
as a man and gives a vivid pic
ture of his personality. It is
carefully written, and the scope
of material shows that lengthy
research was necessary to write
it.
Sarah Lawrence is an exclu
sive girls’ school near New York
where new methods of teaching
have been pioneered. Betta has
done excellent work there, and
has received recognition from the
authorities of the school.
CLASSIFIED ADS
LOST — Blue notebook. Three
ring. Please return to Classi
fied Editor (Stanley Cohen).
Reward.
LOST —■ Plane Geometry book.
Please return to Stanley Co
hen. Reward.
LOST — Plane Geometry book.
Please return to Erwin Danzi-
ger. Reward.
LOST — Green fountain pen.
Please return to Nancy Cobb.
Reward.
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School Supplies
Baseball Equipment Arrives
New baseball equipment has
been received and is now in Mr.
Honeycutt’s office for those who
wish to see it. New equipment
was obtained for the football and
basketball teams which experi
enced fairly successful seasons.
It is hoped that the baseball sea
son will be as fruitful as Chapel
Hill’s other athletic seasons.
Charles Stanbach, athletic di
rector and basketball coach, will
coach the baseball team.
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Girls To Form Softball Team
The girls’ softball team is now
being organized and practice will
begin after the basketball tourna
ment ends about the 12th of
March. The team will be coached
by Miss Hodges from the Uni
versity. Since none of the other
high schools have softball teams,
the girls’ games will be played
with University and other local
teams. Any girls who are inter
ested in joining the squad, see
Miss Hodges or “Bootsie” Taylor.
AMBITIONS
Houston Teague—to guard my
health and cut out late dates.
Nancy Squires—to write more
letters.
Hilda Shark^—to make up my
mind.
Earl Bush—to try to be a bet
ter boy (in Spanish class).
Colbert Leonard — to make
straight A-f’s. (Gee, wish we
were as ambitious!)
David Sharpe — to try a little
harder.
Proconian staff—^not to drink
(cokes), smoke (rabbit tobacco),
or cuss (always say raspberry).
Foiste/s
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Library Notes
Approximately fifty new titles
have been recently added to the
library collection. The following
list is a sampling:
Hinkle: Black Storm (a horse
story.
Grayson: They Played the
Game (stories of baseball
greats).
Macauley: The Helicopters Are
Coming.
McNichols: Crazy Weather (a
former Book-of-the-Month Club
selection).
Tunis: Rookie of the Year.
(This author needs no introduc
tion.)
Pease: Black Tanker and
Thunderbolt House (two more by
this popular writer).
Monro: English for Secre
taries (ye aspiring Shirley Clay
tons, take note!).
Meader: Bat, the Story of a
Bull Terrier.
Daly: Seventeenth Summer (a
story of first love).
Crump: Our Marines.
Goffin: Jazz (from the Congo
to the Metropolitan).
Miers: Big Ben (a fictionized
account of Paul Robeson’s great
football career at Rutgers).
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