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AND STUDENTSSTAFFGlyn Hearn ..............................EditorMargaret Anne Cogswell. Ass. Ed.Hurchel Williams ......Sports EditorLorene Haggerton ........Senior Rep.Mamie Skillman ..........Junior Rep.Raymond Perryman ....Soph. Rep. Lee Crenshaw, Jr.. Freshman Rep. Gould Whaley Jr., Thurston Drake, Mauzee Clegg, Agnes Hightower, Oleta Henry, Lorene Pyatt, Edith Mason, Dorothy Rice, Blanche Townsend, Marcelle Foster, Mary Hopkins, Reporters.Girls Train For Volleyball.Training in girls’ volleyball began Monday afternoon, when twenty-nine girls reported for the two weeks’ practice preceding the tournament which will be held in No-cona February 13.Candidates for the team are: June Smith, Eula Mae Wilson, Flora York, Ethel Milbum, Bertha McNew, Inez and Alma Johnson, Oleta Smith, Gatha Teague, Lola Williamson, Loraine Henley, Beatrice Loyd, Waneta Pemberton, Helen Painter, Silvia Mason, Ora Mae Coleman, Geraldine Rush, Dorothy Rice, Alma Berry, Evelyn Gail Ha-vis, Edith Mason, Daurice Kyser, Lucile Black, Elizabeth Leath, Maude Staples, Minnie Veehon, Margaret Luton and Norma Wayne Haralson.English Classes FurnishArticles.Signed articles in this issue of the Arrowhead are the work of students in English 3, who are studying journalistic writing at present.iimiMmiiiiiiiiinmiiiiimoiiiiiiiiiiiuiimiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiciiniiiiJEAUTY SHOP I.pts., Phone 224 =tientenHI be given away on the 24th sauty Shop. Bring yourat 8 p. m. Your choice of ven.NOCONA INDIANS TOBE GIVEN GRID AWARDSSET50c ITen Letter Men To Be Back For ’32 Grid Season.nent Wave....................$2.50t reasonable prices.iiiiiMiiiiiniiiiiiiitniniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiuic]!!Thirteen members of the Nocona High School Indians football squad of 1931 are to be awarded sweaters, Superintendent Stone announced Tuesday. The Indians of the ’31 grid season have had a very successful year, and have great hopes for the coming season. Out of the thirteen letter men, ten will remain over for the coming year. The thirteen letter men are: Hurchel (“Big Boy”) Williams (captain), Henry Fenoglio, Matt Howard, Glyn Hearn. Ernest Haralson, Virgil Wall, Howell Wall, Kenneth Rice, Austin Ball, Loyce Price, Sam Hill (captain-elect), Raymond Perryman and Johny Elkins. Of these, Williams, Perryman, Elkins, Hill, \ Price, H. Wall. Rice. Zachary, Garrison and Ball will be back for1932 grid season.The number of games played and the score of each are as follows: Ryan, Oklahoma, 6, Nocona 0. Wichita Falls High 7, Nocona 0. Decatur High 21, Nocona 0. Nocona High 20, Henrietta 6. Nocona High 12, Henrietta 6. Nocona High 6, Jacksboro 0. Bowie 14. Nocona 0.Nocona High 7, Wichita 6.Nocona High 40, Bellevue Graham 63, Nocona 0.Bridgeport 24, Nocona 0.Nocona 6, Bowie 6.Nocona was scored on for a total of 166 points. Nocona made a total of only 91 points. The Indians won five and tied one out of a total of twelve games played.Garrison and Zachary will be eligible for sweaters for this year’s work when their scholastic standing is increased.7.Nocona Defeats Bowie for Second Straight.The Indians won their second consecutive victory over the Bowie quintet last Friday night by a close score of 29 to 31. It was a thriller throughout the game.At the end of the game the score was tied, 29 all. This called for an extra period which lasted three minutes. The Indians broke loose and let out a big war whoop and Wall slapped the basket for the two points. The Jackrabbits still think they have a better team than the Indians. So they are coming over Thursday night for a practice game. This game ended the Class A championship with Nocona the winner.V. Wall, Fenoglio and Haralson turned in fine games for Nocona,while Raleigh, Knightstep and Overstreet starred for Bowie.Saturday night the Indians were victorious again over the Draughon Business College of Wichita Falls. The Indians got a slow start, but after they set their pace they didn’t slow down until the final whistle. Fenoglio, V. Wall and Haralson turned in mighty good games. Fenoglio was hlgh-point man with 19, V. Wall next with 18, and H. Wall was next with 12. Van Hooser and Holtzer turned in good games for the business college, with Hooser making 9 points and Holtzer 8.Nocona will play the winner of the Class B tournament for the county championship next week.Prairie Point Defeats Nocona.The boys and girls went to Prairie Point Saturday night and played ball. The games were very interesting. The boys’ score was 19-21, and the girls' 27-32, Prairie Point winning both games. The boys were tied until the last fifteen seconds when the Cats made a score.High School Juniors PlayBall.Girls in High School whose age was less than fifteen on September 1 are organized into a playground ball team for competition in the Interscholastic League meet. Those reporting in this group are: Agnes Hightower, Mary Anna Allison, Imogene Skinner, Vera Biter, Helen Rice, Deprece Foster, Mae Lewis Allen, Oleta Henry, Mary wrell, Daurice Kyser, Lucile Oleta Smith, Edith Mason,Painter, and Ethel Milburn.Cogs-Black,HelenIndividual Standing of IndiansTo Jan. 30, 1932.Games. Fouls. Pts.Wall, V., c .............. 22 12 149Fenoglio, f ............ 22 29 186Howard, f .............. 18 31Wall, H„ f .............. 18 . 22 40Jessup, f .................. 20 18 30Whaley, f-g .......... 13 2 9Reed ........................ 3 2 2Croxton ................ 14 5 17Goodspeed. J......... 13 13Haralson .............. 22 31 19Stone .................... 10 1 5Elkins .................... 15 4Williams .............. 22 7 56Baptist Pastor ConductsChapel.Bro. E. L. Moody, of the First Baptist church, was in charge of the devotional at chapel Wednesday, January 27. 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