HI NOTES
MISS JEAN MILLS, MONOGRAM
fLUB i'SWEETHEART"
Friday night at the hall of the
giria’.gume tetoeen White Oak and
Jones. Centrat the Monogram C3ub
presented their 1957 Monogram Club
• Sweetheart, Miss Jean Mills.
3n a colorful ceremony the club
members termed an*“M” and “C”
on' the court while the candidate
each grade was introduced.
Representing the 12th grade Miss
Jdhn Mills eeoorted by Cyrus Bed
da rd, the Uth grade was Miss
Billie Parker, escorted by Joe Lee
(Noble; the 10th’ grade Miss Brenda
Capps, escorted by Sherwood Hen
derson; and the 9th grade Miss
Bettie Bell, escorted by Jesse
Thomas. - ^ f
■ club president Sherwood Hen
derson, crowned Miss Mills “Sweet
heart of tha Monogram Club” and
Joe Lee Noble presented her with
a gift from the dlub.
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ROCKETS DEFEAT WHITE OAK
55 to 25
Friday Night, December 13, the
Jones Central boys played (be
White Oak boys. At the end of the,
first Quarter the scar* was 15 to 0.
It locked as if the White Oak boys
just couldn’t score. In the second
quarter they- finally broke the ice
and scored.
The score was 26 to 19 at the half.
At the end of the third quafter the
score was 43 to 22. The game end
ed with Jones Central' winning by
a score of 55 to 25.
High scorers for the game were:
Cyrus Beddard 18 points and James
Foy 11 points. 1
JONES CENTRAL "ROCiCETTES"
WIN OVER WHITE OAK
Friday, December 13, must have
had an effect on the Jones Central
girls basketball team. It seemed
as if they couldn't get wound up.
At the end of the first quarter the
score was 15 to 10. The rest of (he
game was .played at a rather slow
pace, with Jones Central winning
by a score of 50 to 40. Starters for
this game were: Betty Jones,
Bernice Britt, Peggy Craft, Jo Ann
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Craft, Joyce. Whaley, and Maxine
Sfcedce. Scorers for the guw were:
Betty Jones 16 points, Peggy
Craft, 11 points, and Linda Mills,
12 points.
JONES CENTRAL JUNIOR
VARSITIES SPLIT WITH
SWANSBORO
Hie Jones Central Junior Var
sity girls remained undefeated aa
they beat the Swansboro Junior
Varsity by a score of 42 to 28. This
was their second game of the sea
son. Starters for the game were:
Bobbie Parker, Diane Sheppard,
Lillie Faye Banks, Note Bonner,
Wanda Ballard and Carolyn Price.
High sewer for the game was
Wanda Ballard with 16 points.
The Jones Central Junior Var
sity boys suffered another defeat
as the Swansboro Junior Varsity
boys downed them by a score of 49
to 36. This was the tMrd game of
the season for the Junior Varsity
boys. Starters for the game were:
Buddy Bell, John Waters, Johnny
Boyette, Kenneth Smith, and Fred
die Spence. High scorers for the
game were Waters with 12 and
Spence with 12.
ADULT CLASS HELD
On Monday Night, December 9,
a special adult class was held at.
7:30 p. m. in the Nome Economics
Department. Sue Carol Boyette,
Delores Heath and Elizabeth Wells
acted as hostesses for the meeting.
The meeting was centered upon
“Christmas Ideas.”
Mrs. Alma Phillips and members
of the Home Economise classes had
prepared illustrations on beauti
ful Christmas decorations includ
ing table centerpieces, door decora
tions, etc.
Delores Heath took the visitors
on an
^aginary trip through the
ideas, she described
was made,
the Singer
Sewing Appliances Company of New
Bern then demonstrated the new
401 electrical sewing machine. Be
fore the sewing machine demon
stration, the adult class of 1957
Save the Home Economics Depart
nent a button-hole attachment and
a seam ripper. Refreshments of
nuts, cookies, candy, sandwiches
RENEW YOUR
TO THE JOURNAL
and cranberry pouch emphasizing
different' ideas of Christmas re
freshments, were served.
JONES CENTRAL GIRLS
WIN SECOND .GAME AS PEGGY
CRAFT SCORES W POINTS
The Jones Central girls were
victorious, Tuesday right, Decem
ber 10, over the Swansboro girls
by a score of 74 to 43. At tie end
of the first quarter the score was
a dose 18 to 14. ^ht the second quar
ter the game was tight and at the
half the score was tied 31 to 31.
After'the half Jones Central's girls
got new spirit and started to pull
ahead. In the fourth quarter the
girl* werfe well on their way to
winning another ball game. The
game ended with a snore of 74 to 43.
Starters were: Benrice Britt,
Undo Mills, Peggy Craft, Jo Anne
Craft, Joyce Whaley, and Maxine
Scorers were: Betty Jones 16
points, Amy Wetherington 4 points
Bernice Britt 7 points, Carol Jen
kins 2 points, Peggy 'Craft 40
mV.
poind, rad UMk MWm point*. '
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JONH CENTRAL BOYS ARE
DEFEATED EY SWANSBORO
lAt the begbmtag of the game
Iwfith Swansboro, TdwsNiifcy night,
December 10, it looked as kour
bo^s were going to win another
game. At the haB-timethe scare
was aQ tied tip at 29-20. to the
third quarter we started to get be
hind. At the end pf the third quar
ter the score whs EHRF in Swans -
bor’m favor, to the fourth quarter
our boys were .oatehfeig up, bat
time'ran out and the game ended
with Swansboro ahead 88 to fel.
Starters were: Bobby Heath,
Clifton Hood, James Foy, Cyrus
Beddard, and Donald Mallard.
Scorers were: Donald Mallard 3
points, Bobby Heath 1 point, Lyn
wood Griffin 4 points, Cyrus Bed
Said 95 points Gfifton Hoed 2 points,
DonaM Barbee 2 points, and James
Foy 14 points. ;
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