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Due to the fact that only thirty-
odd boys are out for basketball, it The complexities appearing in 'l'otals.................. 18 12-3 39 threw one in from the circle. Har- and counted from under the basket.
NINE ON HONOR ROLL THE PAST
Increase in General Scholastic Work Is Noticeable
The grades for the school month
V. E. S.
DR. GEISSLER, FAMOUS
fine average of 93.6 % .
up was Ed Martin with 93.
Gay made a foul
took time out. Purvi whipped one by Arthur Taylor as the final whistle
PSYCHOLOGIST, SPEAKS (Continued from page 1) technical significan e has vanished.
He ga~e such examples as memory hop basketeer was high point man
F. U. M'. A. BARELY NOSES OUT BISHOP QUINTET
LOSE IN CITY LEAGUE Holy Cross Suffers Defeat 14-12 as
Guggenheimer Wins
their class of the city ba ketball league, beating the Holy Cross eager 1-±-12 in Garland Rhodes School on Friday, January 20th. Starting a new team with the except-
ending January 23rd show an en- a?d mtnd. These are in reality not of the fray with twenty-two counters
couraging increase all along the line, smgle and indivisible things. They in his scoring column, followed by
the free throw line, and followed thi of the circle. Harri on then counted
a statement which is clearly sup- ported by the fact that an average of 86.4% was required to get out of
are collective nouns. Memory in- volves attention, retention, recall,
his running mate Freeman, who
from about the same place. Purvis
slipped in under the basket and rang
up the first Fork Union score.
Formwalt agajn had a chance at
the basket from the gift shot line, ion of captain George For yth, the
and recognition.
Imagination, mem- ory, and numerou other features go
floor guard, took in eight points to
complete the V. E. S. scoring. Han-
study hall. George Smith once more together to make up what we call cock and Taylor led the E. H. S.
led the school for the month with the
the mind. So we found ourselves
deprived of our minds, which earlier
in the evening we were certain we
had had, and headed toward losing .
scorers with four points each. The entire Garnet team played a heads up game, and the Alexandrians never
threatened after the end of the third
and made one out of his two at- tempts. Bolton scored from beneath the net, and Harrison counted from
Baby Bishops showed up exception- ally well. The teams were on even terms throughout the melee, with the Bishops barely coming out on the long end by two points contributed
The runner- Other boys on the 90% list were Belmore,
our consciOusness.
Goodwin, Griffith, Hairston, R., Neither is psychology the study of upsetting the dope, and a scrappy
a like position.
shot good, and Virginia Episcopal
Hubard, Randolph, Sinclair, and Shook.
Boys averaging out of night study
hall, in addition to those on the
revenge, and getting it. Line-up
in from the side as the quarter ended.
Harris took a pass from Freeman
and scored from under the basket.
Gay again made a foul shot good,
and repeated in a second attempt,
and failed for the first time on his
third trial. Bolton counted on a heimer gagers 23-10. The Guggen- free throw, and Purvis made two in heimers had a three point advantage quick succession from under the at halftime, which they held through-
hoop. Captain Gay made one out of out the remainder of the contest. two, and Burges made a beauty Inaccurate passing and shooting put from the center of the floor. Rarri the Bishops at a disadvantage. sunk one from back of the center of Forsyth led his team in scoring with the floor, and Gay added two more four points. The ga.me was played by the free shot route. Burgess and on even terms until the final canto, Freeman each counted from under when the Garnetmen's opponents
the basket, and Purvis failed to broke through the weak defense make a foul shot as the period closed. frequently to score. Roach and Purvis opened the second half by Goodwin both played smooth ball for
getting one from under the basket the defeated Bishops.
and Harris made good a shot from -------------- the center of the floor. Conrad failed ris making one from the side and to make his foul shot, a.nd Bolton Harrison failed on two free shots
the brain, although all texts include a chapter on the brain or the nervous system. But the brain erves only as the means to an end. Much as the musical instrument is only a
period. It was just another case of fighting Garnet t e am out for
blew. Taylor was highscorer for the }arnets with a total of six points and played a steady game at a center po- ition. Forsyth played consistently
honor roll, were Burchard, Chan- medium for the production of music McDonald ____....______F
at guard as did Cabell at forward. In the second league game, the little Garnets lost to the Guggen-
ning, C a b e ll, Clagett, Duncan, but in no sense is that music, so the Robinson ..............C 1 2-1 3
Forsyth, Hairston, N., P€ters, Pitt, Roach, Shurtleff, Smither, C., Sulla- van, Worthington, Wright, R., and Daniel.
There was also a gratifying in- crease in the number of counselors eligible for studying out, all of which goes to show that most of the school
are doing their daily work faithfully and successfully.
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COMPULSORY EXER·CISES GIVEN STUDENTS OAILY
brain is a medium through which human behavior functions. If the musical instrument is broken, the music is marred. So, if the nervous system is injured, behavior is af- fected.
Emphasis was put on the extreme intricacy of human behavior and of the human being. In biology we learn that no two things are alike. In the world of man's behavior this is even truer in that there are so many more possibilities of indivi- dual differences. Twins who seem exactly alike soon show variation in bodily development, but even more variation in mental activities.
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S. Taylor ____...______.F
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Wilson injured V. E. S. pivot man went into the game.
Williams ..............G
Cleveland ....----..----G 1 0-0 2
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Ta.Episcopal P. G. F.G. T.P. Harris (C)............F 10 7-2 22 Freeman ................F 4 3-1 9 Conrad ..................F 0 0-0 0
Formwalt ..............C
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Harrison ____............G
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has become necessary to introduce men are evidenced, Dr. Geissler sug- . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , rison made a basket from about the Harris made one out of one, and
some form of exercise for the re- maining boys in school during the winter months. A few students are running cross country. To give the other boys a chance to secure some form of exercise, compulsory calis- thenics are given daily.
This group meets at 3:30 P. M., on the tennis courts, and takes set- ting-up exercises. At present Dr. Randolph is their instructor, but Mr. Z. V. Long is to take charge of the body soon.
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Due to the withdmwal of Chalk-
foul line, and Gay put in a running followed this with one from in front tip, which Harris followed with one of the basket. H e then made one from from under the basket Purvis made the side, and Williams failed in an
P. G.
E. H. S.,
(Continued from page 1) Captain Charlie Harris of the Bis- things up by making one good from
ley and Mell01·, the counselor body
being. A few examples are physio- has been 1·educed to nineteen. To his foul shot, and Harrison slipped attempt from the foul line. Then
lo·gy, anatomy, psychology, sociol- fill this gap Reginald F. I. Smith in one from the side, Purvis counted came Captain Harris's mighty shot ogy, economics, philosophy, an- of The Plains, Va., has been ap- from the circle and on a foul, and from the foul line at the opposite thropology. pointed a co~mselor. Reginald has Harris made a free throw good, end of the floor. Burgess failed to
The speech was delightfully closed been here for five years and is which Bolton followed with one from make a foul shot, a.nd the game
with some very enlightening remarks on that always popular and interest- (Continued on page 4).
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popular among the students. THE · the middle of the court to end the seemed on ice until Purvis put an
METEOR wishes him success.
period. end to things with a shot from under The fourth canto·began with Har- the basket, and a few seconds later the horn sounded the end of the
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