The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24
FOOTBALL TEAMS AND
GUESTS ARE FETED AT
ENJOYABLE BANQUET
Seventeen Bloc And Grey Sweaters. Bearing Emhlsm
M, Presented To Al
Many Boys

ProSably Tie IsNt ssrccezxfsis
canQaet ever gwen in hnxsox az fffe
Moss Rusnt high School foo4haB
squad wA3 tensoered TO TIRE players
iAst Thursday nkxh& - tie Coxa-
mnnlty House. with mure than srs-
entg-five gucsx present
Eaward A Khayal former pxin-
cspal and Athletic dsrecfnr q Moss
Futnt High School and ~ prxSens
psrsunnNa director Of the jackson
County Woolen Mills and president
q nae Yoxnx Mems Business club
was the main speaker ot The pro
gram
Mr.. KhAyAf presented has TAX IN
q very unique way. uuiix1ng q hlack-
boexd and chalk be outlined the
play that he considered the most
outstanding Of the Boston College
University uf TenneSzee Sugar Bowl
football gnfne. which broke q 1915
tie. and won tire game Tor the
Boston team He stated that Boston
colexe demonstrated IN that play.
the three features that are neces-
sary for any team or group Of poo
pie 20 have In order 20 succeed
unity. courage and the viii to win
He also painted out that Tennessee
had two weaknesses that caused
them to lose. ovcr-cunfidence and
lack of preparation And then turn
ting his talk more towards the group
Of boys present. he went on 10 say
that II was up TO the men Of the
community 70 inktill into the boys
minds the three aforementioned as
sets and 20 build their thoughts
more 70 the future Mr. Ehaypt also
passed the reflection Of hts own.
thai young boys were Just a bundle
Of nerves. fun Of e~xuherance ard
energy. and jealous. enyiOus. and
emotional He suggested 10 the men
present that II was his and their
duty 60 help these boys. and direct
their energies and emotions along
the most constructive line. In clos
tng. he read % the audience, The
Boy Who was BY the noted Edgar
A Guest
A l. Monroe. superintendent OF
the city schools. wa the master Of
ceremonies. and opened the pro
gram with q general Introduction
Of the men and boys present. Each
business man or citizen present.
sponsored one OF the players. and
presented the player with q short
introduction.
Jesse w. Thompson was intro
duced and presented the entertain
er Of the program. Hans Christian
ser. recent winner of the Y. NJ. b.
c. Amateur Contest. who sang sew
erai songs. accompanied on the
piano by Miss Margaret Mitchell. Of
the public school Of music.
Following this, Ray Roberts. cap
tain Of the Ie40-sI team, made a
short ap~prectative talk. after which.
the coaches Of the team. r. v.
Shields and J Y. Christmas. both
spoke on the work Of the boys. max
ing high note Of the calibre Of the
players, and presented the boys
with their awards.
M. Monroe then spoke briefly on
the appreciation Of the schoea for
the splendid support that had been
given them BY the citizens Of Moss
Point. and then introduced Mr..
KhayaG
Very neat looking blue and grey
sweaters, with the letter M" on the
front yer presented to the follow
ing boys: Ray Roberts. @. D. Fag-
gard. Everette Harper, E. L. Scott.
Earl Turnage. Junior Pierce. John
Davis, Quenton Brcntz. Aven BiIbo.
Arnold Pierce. j. T. Bishop. w A.
Reynolds. Paul Stauter. Tiny"
Wells. and Henry Evans. and the
two managers Of the team, Paul
Eaves and Harry Hammond.
E1ver footballs we're received By
Vernon wells, Norris FagEard. Matt
Delmes. Gordon Gibson. Dickey
Franklin. Vernon Lacey. Aubrey
Golf and Jack Dantxier.