Le noir et l'or . un style qui serait faire des étoiles de vouloir quitter leur pro-fessions. Avec ces faits à l'esprit que les lecteurs décider pour eux-mêmes si la société a été un succès ou non. -John C. Masten, Jr., 22. Sgpmirittttg Qlontest 3  % au cours des dix à vingt minutes le matin du 6 mai 1922, au Théâtre National, Greensboro, N. C, M. George W. Gaskillblew son sifflet pour lancer un concours de dactylographie de quinze minutes pour decidethe championship parmi les écoles de la Caroline du Nord. Aussitôt après l'im-contest les documents ont été corrigées et le winnerannounced. Tout comme ils n'ont

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The Black and Gold . a style that would make stars want to quit their pro-fessions. With these facts in mind let the readers decide for them-selves whether the Society has been a success or not. —John C. Masten, Jr., 22. 3% Sgpmirittttg Qlontest At twenty minutes past ten on the morning of May 6, 1922, inthe National Theater, Greensboro, N. C, Mr. George W. Gaskillblew his whistle to start a fifteen minute typewriting contest to decidethe championship among the High Schools of North Carolina. Im-mediately after the contest the papers were corrected and the winnerannounced. Just as they have done for the past five years Winston-Salem High took first place. Connected with this contest was aprize of five dollars in gold for the highest percentage of accuracymade. This prize went; to Winston-Salem High. After the fifteen-minute contest a one-minute contest was held, and the prize, whichwas a small loving cup, went to Winston-Salem High. (Pleasenote the repetition of Winston-Salem High). The writers for the. .... BLACK AND GOLD ^59 winning team were: Floyd K. Fogleman, Hazel Ferguson, and LolaV. Hatcher. Hazel Ferguson won the accuracy contest and LoinHatcher the one-minute trophy. All three members won the Statecup, which being won two years before, becomes the property ofthe Winston-Salem High School and it will be placed in the trophyroom beside that of its brother (or sister). The High School has atypewriting department and also a commercial department that isnot equalled in North Carolina. We should feel justiy proud ofrhem for the fine work thev are doing. — R. a. jr Aitilrttns GIRLS BASKET-BALL TEAM Never has there been livelier interest displayed in Girls Basket-1Ball than this year. It has been the best year since the Girls Ath-letic Association was organized three years ago. The success of the:team this year has no doubt been due to the earnest efforts of the!team itself and its three splendid coaches, Misses Mebane, Carroll.and Smith. A few of the exciting

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