Grimsley High School - Whirligig Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Exchange Department As this is the first number of The Sage this year, we have not received any exchanges, but The Sage hopes to make this a red letter year in the Exchange Department as well as in others and we solicit aid from you, our Ev- changes. We welcome our exchanges right gladly as they are a source of delight to the whole school.

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30 THE SAGE FOOTBALL. G. H. C. has been very successful in athletics this year the football team winning the championship of Western North Carolina, the track team a loving cup in a cross country race, open to all the high schools in the state, and the girls basketball team winning the only game played up to the time The Sage went to press. This success has been due in part to the splendid sup¬ port given the teams by the students. Let us continue to support the teams and stick to them in defeat or victroy. The football team has just closed its season, making for itself a splendid record. Of the ten games played G. H. S. won three, tied three, and lost four. Three of the four games lost were to the same school—Chapel Hill High School. The championship of Western North Carolina was won by defeating Charlotte and Asheville, two of the strongest teams in the state. However G. H. S. met defeat when she went to Chapel Hill to contest for st ate honors; losing to a much heavier and more experienced rival, Chapel Hill High School. Two of the most interesting games of the season were with Winston, the ancient rival of G. H. S. The score was 0-0 in both games although G. H. S. held a decided advant¬ age and was prevented from scoring both times only by bits of “hard luck.” The games and scores were as follows: October 4—G. H. S. 6; Danville H. S. 7. October 11—G. H. S. 0; Chapel Hill H. S. 25. October 18—G. H. S. 0; Winston H. S. 0. October 24—G. H. S. 13; Raleigh H. S. 13. November 1—G. H. S. 0; Chapel Hill H. S. 26. November 8—G. H. S. 40; Oxford H. S. 0.