The Black and Gold . a style that would make stars want to quit their pro-fessions. With these facts in mind let the readers decide for them-selves whether the Society has been a success or not. —John C. Masten, Jr., 22. 3% Sgpmirittttg Qlontest At twenty minutes past ten on the morning of May 6, 1922, inthe National Theater, Greensboro, N. C, Mr. George W. Gaskillblew his whistle to start a fifteen minute typewriting contest to decidethe championship among the High Schools of North Carolina. Im-mediately after the contest the papers were corrected and the winnerannounced. Just as they have do
The Black and Gold . a style that would make stars want to quit their pro-fessions. With these facts in mind let the readers decide for them-selves whether the Society has been a success or not. —John C. Masten, Jr., 22. 3% Sgpmirittttg Qlontest At twenty minutes past ten on the morning of May 6, 1922, inthe National Theater, Greensboro, N. C, Mr. George W. Gaskillblew his whistle to start a fifteen minute typewriting contest to decidethe championship among the High Schools of North Carolina. Im-mediately after the contest the papers were corrected and the winnerannounced. Just as they have done for the past five years Winston-Salem High took first place. Connected with this contest was aprize of five dollars in gold for the highest percentage of accuracymade. This prize went; to Winston-Salem High. After the fifteen-minute contest a one-minute contest was held, and the prize, whichwas a small loving cup, went to Winston-Salem High. (Pleasenote the repetition of Winston-Salem High). The writers for the. .... BLACK AND GOLD ^59 winning team were: Floyd K. Fogleman, Hazel Ferguson, and LolaV. Hatcher. Hazel Ferguson won the accuracy contest and LoinHatcher the one-minute trophy. All three members won the Statecup, which being won two years before, becomes the property ofthe Winston-Salem High School and it will be placed in the trophyroom beside that of its brother (or sister). The High School has atypewriting department and also a commercial department that isnot equalled in North Carolina. We should feel justiy proud ofrhem for the fine work thev are doing. — R. a. jr Aitilrttns GIRLS BASKET-BALL TEAM Never has there been livelier interest displayed in Girls Basket-1Ball than this year. It has been the best year since the Girls Ath-letic Association was organized three years ago. The success of the:team this year has no doubt been due to the earnest efforts of the!team itself and its three splendid coaches, Misses Mebane, Smith. A few of the exciting
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