Plymouth High School - Roanoke Log Yearbook (Plymouth, NC)

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ROANOKE LOG-19-I-2 tQi5t5i55tSi55t3iS5t3i35Eir35Fsi5t3i55t3iS5t3if3t5i3St5ff35'3i5t3i5tSi55Ei55EiE5tQi5tErE5tQi35t5if55t5i5ZQi55t5i56iE56iE5tQf5t?i55tQi55t5hi FkoN'1' Row-Marjorie Bateman, Tiny Alexander, Mary Lillian Campbell, Louise Nobles foo-eaptainj, Grace Nobles Qco-eaptainj, Gladys Bowen, Gertrude Woolard, Martha Manning. SECUND Row-Ruby Respass, Martha jackson, Louise Price, Helen Carr, Elizabeth Over- ton, Kathleen Jordan, Carolyn Brown. THIRD Row-Patsy Dixon, glean Mocllin, Doris james, Louise Spruill, Margaret glories, liuniee Holliday, Anna Bowen. FOURTH Row-Lovejoy Weetle, Billie .lean Casey. FIFTH Row-lrcne Dixon fcoachl, Frances Bassinger flIl2lI1flgCI'D. Girls' Basketball The Plymouth girls were forced to open their basketball season by the invasion of Beargrass. The girls lost the game by 48 points, the score being 50-2. Gladys Bowen made the only score for Plymouth. The next game was played against Roper High in the Plymouth gym. The Roper girls beat the Panthers 24--0. Although the Panthers fought hard they were unable to turn the score in their favor. The girls played the Creswell girls in the High School Gym on Friday night. The Plymouth girls lost Z1-8. Martha Manning made high score of 5 and Louise Nobles made 3. They next met the Belhaven girls in the Plymouth gym. The girls fought hard and bravely, but they didn't have what it took to beat Belhaven. The scorers for Plymouth were Louise Nobles 3 and Martha Manning 2. The final score was 19-5 in favor of Belhaven. . GERARD SPRUILL, Sports Ezlilnr ft' Page Twenty-:even

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ROANOKE LOG-1942 '3b6bG1t56t35b6 bm6bE+55l5Gb6i56b6b'64a6+56+5G FRONT Row-Roy Manning, Center, Elmo Mayo, Forccarflg Felton Magee, Fomwzrrlg Leon Gray Sexton, Guard, Alton Mayo, Guard. BACK Row-Lloyd McNair, Guard, Charles Robbins, Fornwrd, Louis Trunzo, Coarh. Boys' Basketball The Plymouth Five opened their season with Beargrass in the Plymouth Hi Gym. The Panthers lost the game by ten points, the score being 24-14. The Panthers next engaged the Roper High School team in the Plymouth Gym. Up until this time Roper had not lost a game but Plymouth broke their record by beating them 19-15. Magee made high score with Alton Mayo following up and Manning last. The Roper victory gave the Plymouth boys courage and helped them beat their next opponent, Creswell. The scorers on the Plymouth team were Magee with 12, Manning-5, Sexton-4, Big Red CElmol-2. The final score was 23-21 in favor of Plymouth. The Plymouth boys next played Belhaven in the Plymouth Gym. From the score the victory of the Panthers was comparatively easy. Magee made high score of 12, Manning--11, Big Red-10, and Alton Mayo-4. The final score was 37-15. This is another of Trunzo's successful teams. Page Twenty-six

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ROANOKE LOG-194-2 t?3l55tQi-1Q56l5t51t35tf3r2561ii5EiS5G?5Z3+3El5Eiatiiedodot5iS5tS?S5tSl356?S5ZQ+35tQif556iS5Z5i55tSl?6tiit35tQiS5t5pt55tSE5t5t?5tSi13Z13l5i ,. ' - 1 M as WT? . . - 1 ' ', it r 1 ,1 . gg . . e- . -..-, e , , t ' 1' ' ' ' X , . Fitow' Ron'-Iris White, Glenna .-Xnge, txllllil llowen. Geneva ,-Xlexander, Annie Mable Hooker, Nancy Paul, -Ioyce Robbins. lhl1llllJI.l-1 Row--Irene Dixon Q.-Xdviserj, l ranccs Hassinger, Vivian Sitterson, Louise Nobles, Helene Harris, Margaret liatexnan, Grace Nobles, Claudia Bratten. BACK Rowfblohn Hays, Zeb Norman, Roy Manning, Gertrude Woolard, Inez Weede, Frances -Iones, Mary Lillian Campbell, Katherine Bratten, .-Xiline Nestor, Ruby Bowen, WVAIFFCII Robbins, .-Xlton Mayo, Maurice Bllftlllllll, Carl Hailey. Beta Club This club is a nation-Wide honorary organization. The purpose of this organization is to promote the ideals of honesty, service, and leadership among the High School students of America, to award meritorious achieve- ment, and to encourage and assist students to continue their education after high school graduation. The qualifications for membership on the part of the student are: good mentality and character, creditable achievement, and commendable attitude. Only juniors and Seniors are eligible for mem- bership. Our local chapter received its charter in 193 7. VVe now have twenty-eight members. Our ofiicers are: 'Warren Robbins, President, Alton Mayo, Vice President, Mary Lillian Campbell, Secretary, Margaret Bateman, Treas- urer, and Miss Irene Dixon, Adviser. The climax of each year has been the State Convention, held this year at the Sir VValter Hotel i11 Raleigh. Our representation there was good, and we all thoroughly enjoyed every moment of it. The high light of the Con- vention was the banquet and dance in the Virginia Dare ball room. VVe had the honor of reporting, giving Thanksgiving baskets to the poor, white Christmas, donations toward war-relief, stamps, bonds and the program of Civilian Defense in general. Page Tfvnzfy-right