Adamson High School - Oak Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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BASKETBALL QUEEN For the Hrst time in the history of our school, a Basketball Queen was chosen. Evelyn Honeycutt was crowned after a triumphal march between the halves of the first game of the season. The Queen in her chair of state presided over the remainder of the game. COLYAR PHILLIPS JACK WILLIS Colyar was one of the lettermen . Jack was also a second year man, returning from last year. He played , , forward in excellent fashion, but always In the game fighting fo? 3' when a guard was needed, he filled victory- H15 PCP and C0'0Pefat10n that position also. aided the Leopards to a great extent. Page One Hundred Twvnly-ScL'w1

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BASKETS W. P. DURRETT W. P. Durrett should be given full credit for his laudable Work during the basketball season of 193 5-3 6. In addition to coaching the Leopard cagers to a second place in the city series, he created such an interest in the sport as has not been known since it started in Dallas. ALI. SQUAD Ona Jlu1m'1'ml Twenty-Six

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I P l . " W' JAMES CHRISTE The only All-City man on the squad this year was "Moose-Nose", but he really deserved his honor. Mr. Durrett often said, 'tWhen Christe's off, the team's off." BEN LYTLE Ben played a excellent brand of basketball this year with the Leopards. The Kitties owe much to him for his good teamwork and splendid sportsmanship. CLIFTON HUNTER Beyond a doubt, Clifton would have made All-City had it not been for his graduation at mid-term. His height and ability were missed very much in the second half. x NORMAN WATSON "Duke" improved the most of all the men on the squad and will be hard to stop next year. This was his Hrst year to letter. . ' : Q.. 6 K ..., .W . ,, W A, A ww Q. -I . igfefzagyy-f .- k ff, at ,is rw . ' lg vga.. uf M A 1 QQ X 'f 1 K , F 5: .il VL V I Ldlllllll g' BAss WILLIAMS It was often said that Bass could be a polished basketball player and this year he showed it by his excellent ability at the guard position. FERMAN FOWLER Even though Ferman was handicapped for a short time by illness, he always came back in time to help the team. This was his second year to letter. WARREN COOPER Although Warren was not one of the start- ing five, he was always raring to go when he was needed. He played at forward position. lax-J0J JAMES MOSELEY I ' Red was one of the "hot-shotsv if' e team' I and was a hustler if there eve Qwa . He made ineligible in the seco W y t e eight semester rule. . ry' L1 5 C X' ,I .jf ' ,jj ,jf . I'f1r- I- 5 k , fl 4 L sg lil? sg R 12 as s ? a. X -A X gif , Yz I QI ,AA a a zo, T H 9 3 if We at . I '. .-.fi '. a... . Page Ont' H1l1Il'I1'Ull Twenty-Eight ' ,QDA og ' .. ' X 1 I uf- 1 ., P. u l E+ 2' RTW si ,. 1