Page 4, the last page SPORTS "EAGLES TRY FOR ANOTHER CHAMPIONSHIP" The Eagles after a long practice session started off by playing two practice games with the State Home team and winning both of these games by a score of 13-0. They started the conference by playing Central in Temple. North was nosed out 7-0. This was a hard fought fame, but Central had a fast T that North could not keep up with. North has also played another game which was with East. North won this game by a score of 14-0. after a slow first half North came back in the last half to score two touchdowns. Jimmy Wood did outstanding running in both games. Both touchdowns in the east game were made by Jimmy Wood. Harry Clair and Bill Montgomery were in on most of the tackles. The starting for the games were as follows; ends, Harry Clair, George Marlow, Eddie Parson; tackles, Bill Montgomery, Charley Bailey; guards, Albert Levy, Schuler Nelson, Leroy Lewis; centers, Elmer Donaldson, Lee Harrington; backs, Jack Jordon, Alton Boles, Joe Bob Gough, Jimmy Phipps, Joe Lee Stokes. The rest of the squad is as follows: Leo Bradshaw, Jim Pate, James Balch, Allen Lavender, Eldon Brigance, Douglas MacArthur, Jack Douglas, John Zemanek, David Meers, John Savage, Billy Slauter, Paul Dickson, C.B. Johnson, James Moran, Fred Michel, Jerry Harris, James Sewell, Dan Horne, Jimmy Schrade, Hubert Bateman, Charlie Bennett, Jerry Holley, Mickey Walker, Neil Pack and L.D. Harding. South's game was rained out. ____________________________________ THE EAGLES NEST Sixty-six boys came for football this season. Mr. Price started late in August to get his team in shape for a tough season-as a result the team is in good shape. The one letter man back from last year's team which won Central Texas Championship is Albert Levy, who is back at guard fighting to help bring the team in first place. Three new players who are on the starting team are Billy Montgomery, 9B from Speegleville; Eddy Parson, 9B from West Junior; Henry Thompson, 9A from East Junior. They are proving to be some of North's best players. To prove that brains are just as evident in football as brawn, two first string men have written football ballads in 9B English that have received worthy comment. They are End and Tackle, Bill Montgomery and Harry Clair. It seems that "fancy" Jack Jordon, first string quarterback for the Eagles brings luck to our team by wearing a red shirt before every game. Rumor says he didn't wear it before the Central game which we lost 7-0. What about it, Mr. Jordon? Mr. Price has learned from bitter experience not to trust even his Managers (Woodrow McCasland, Bubba Hulke, Robert Jacobs, and Tommy Abbott) too far. That is-to the extent of being custodians of his fried chicken supper. They proved themselves, on the way to Temple, to be fast and furious chicken eaters. _____________________________ It is more true to say that our opinions depend on our lives and habits, than to say that our lives and habits depend on out opinions. -F.W. Robertson ________________ The best men are not those who have waited for chances but who have taken them; besieged the change; conquered the chance; and made chance the servitor. -E.H. Chapin ________________ Where all have the right to speak, some foolish speaking is done. But where, as in a dictatorship, all speak alike, little thinking is done. -Frank L. Weil _________________ List of advertisers on page 4: Bargain Hunter's Paradise 2611 N. 18th St. Dial 3-2219 Todd's Grocery Murphy's Market 2504 Bosque Blvd. Dial 2-7911 Waco Lumber Co. 1901 Franklin Dial 2-8311 Stringfellow's Barber Shop 1212 N. 25th Dial 2-6351 Little Giant Food Store 25th and Lasker Dial 2-3841 Heights Pharmacy 1724 Colcord Dial 2-1691 and 2-2791 Casey's Bakery 2420 Grim Dial 2-1511 25th St. Hardware 1008 North 25th St. Dial 2-2701 Sherwin-Williams for Quality Hook's Cleaners 2613 North 18th St. Dial 2-3752 Disc Record Shop 1207 North 25th St. Dial 2-6842 Ottis Stahl Pharmacy Washington at 25th Dial 2-9237 Gordon Watch Shop 1212 N. 25th St. Dial 2-6351 Artesian Washateria 1803 Alexander Dial (unreadable, pg. creased) Southwell-Jones Grocery 1819 Alexander Dial 2-5422 Cupp's Cafe 2525 N. 18th Custer's Garage 1825 Alexander Dial 2-4821 ___ 25th Barber Shop Thank You for Coming, And Hurry Back! H.E. Lewallen ________ Your Patronage Will Be Appreciated Hill Printing & Stationery Co. ____________ I hope you all have enjoyed The Northern Light. Teresa G.O.S.P.E.L. - God Offers Sinful People Eternal Life