The Lexington advertiser., 1939-05-11
JR. COLLEGE
Holmes Wins Fourth.

Holmes Wins Fourth.
According to an announcement made
at the state track meet held at Wesson
on last Saturday, May 8, Kinds Junior
College won the Junior College champ
cup by scoring 235 points in
series of contests lasting throughout the
year. Copiah-Lincoln was second with
2O5 points! Sunflower third 203; Holmes
fourth, 1si; and Jones fifth, 1924.
The basis for awarding the cup is
compilation of points in sports, plat
form. literary, band, debating, and little
theatre contests.
The results for Holmes Junior College
in literary and track events which were
announced at Copiah-Lincoln Saturday
we're as follows: Dairying. Binford
Wolfe, third Crops, Gordon Montague,
second; Inorganic Chemistry, Charles
Moore. second; English Literature.
Juanita Chesteen, second; First Year
French. Helen Jones, second; Second
Year French, David Donald, first; First
Year Spanish, Martin Thomas Walt,
fourth: Second Year Spanish, Helen
Cowsert, third; European History to
1916, jamie Mae White, second; Euro
pean History after 1916, James Leighton,
second Foods, Mary Franklin Moore,
fifth: Home Management, Willard Gran
ford, first; Economics, Louise Gregg,
fifth: Trigonometry. Wilbur Thomas,
second: College Algebra. Laura Gwin.
third; Analytical Geometry, Ruth Nc
Kibben, fifth; American History, through
Civil War, Sara MCGOWAN, fourth;
American History after Civil War, Guy
Steele, first: Introduction to Education,
Maxine Carroll, second; Bookkeeping,
Lee Norton, fourth; Shorthand, Jeff
Douglas, fifth.
High School--Algebra, Leroy McCrory,
fourth. Southern field crops, Joe Tom
Mabry second; Eleventh Year English,
Marjorie McBryde, third; Twelfth Eng
lish, Ruth Barrett, fourth World His
tory, Eleanor Long, first; American His
tory Leon Paulette, fourth; Business
Arithmetic Richard Mullins, first; Plane
Geometry, Lee Anderson Jones, second.
Track results were as follows: 100
yard dash, Wilbur Bullock, fourth; 220
yard dash. Wilbur Bullock, third; 44o
yard dash, Truitt Bullock. fourth; shot
put. Richard Stevenson, first; javelin
throw, George Marks, third; discus
throw, Richard Stevenson, second; 120
high hurdles, Lawrence Gulino, fourth;
running high jump, Joe Tom Mabry,
third: running broad jump, Maurice
Hudspeeth. second; boys relay race,
race, John Cameron, Truitt Bullock,
Hurice Hudspeeth, Joe Tom Mabry,
second.
Track events, girls-Baseball throw,
Bobby Rogers, fifth; rs yard dash, Lin
ME Pepper, fifth; running high jump,
Bobby Rogers, fifth; running broad
jump, Bobby Rogers, first.
On Saturday evening there will be a
banquet given honoring all the students
who participated in anything leading
toward winning the championship in the
State Junior College Field Meet which
closed Saturday, May 6.
Plans are being completed for the
Holmes Junior College May Day Festival
which will be held on the campus in
front of the gymnasium at 5 o'clock,
May IL. The public is cordially invited.
Commencement Play May 23.
The Sophomore Glass of Holmes
Junior College has chosen as its COM
mencement play "The Witching Hour"
by Augustus Thomas. This play will
DO presented in the Holmes Junior Col
lege auditorium at 8 pm. on May %.
The cast of characters include Ned
Williams in the leading role. David DON
aid, Jesse Robert Ford, Billy Meadows,
Charles Milstead, Lee Norton, Jeff Doug
las, Thomas oDnald, Sarah McGowan,
Louise Gregg, and Airline Howard.
"The Witching Hour" is drama in
four acts. 1t is powerful presentation
of the theme of mental telepathy or the
Importance of thought transference.
Those who have witnessed the sopho-
more class play for the past three years
may notice that this class is departing
from the former precedent of giving one
of Oscar Wilde's plays. Three years ago
"The Importance of Being Earnest" was
given; following that came Lady Wind
ermere's Fan," and last year "a Woman
of No Importance" was chosen.