Carlisle High School - Roustabout Yearbook (Price, TX)

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JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM CoachMChar1es Watson JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM Coaches--Charles Watson, Emil Hanicak Qvf vi I Y- - gf'-ff' , ' - ,yy ,.,

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5 , -l -Y -v'.V.j., x L' I i KV E A- Q, v f h v kg' 3 f RAY CLERK PA UL JONES TEX BAXTER BUREL LAHPKIN The Carlisle Redskins didn't quit just because they lost two games. On October 17 the Braves played London and with a good running and blocking attack won 30 to O. With still a fine spirit the Braves played the Troup Tigers on October 25 and won 13 to 0. Both teams having already shown themselves as the team to be victoriousg the Carlisle Braves went to Overton. Bother teams had a good running and passing attack and both teams played a fine game. With only one minute to play the Ponies intercepted an Indian pass and went across the double strip to make the flnal score 20 to 12 in their favor. The Braves, with revenge in their hearts for the O to 0 tie, played Leveretts Chapel for a victory of 35 to 12. The Braves, wanting to end the season right, overwhelmed the Salem Eagles Dy a vlctory of 39 to 0, DAVID HALL FAYHE McDOWELL BEAUFORD PRESLEY BURT N HIXON

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5 sua, ' ' TIE BASKETBALL BOUAD--RUSK COUNTY CHAMPIONS Top Row: Lawrence Hines, Ray Tinnin, Herman Hulllns, Ealey Dunlap, Mgr., Jewel Defee, Oran Spence, Melvin Belcher. find. Row: Coach Davis, J. M. Mason, Royce Peacock, David Hall, Lamar Collins, Leroy Robin, Coach Hanicak. Grd, Row: Clarence Wilson, Billy Bob Addington, John Henry Johnston, Beauford Presley. REVIEW OF THE SEASON The 1940-41 Indian Cagers deserve to be ranked as one of the best teams in the history of the school. With a starting five composed of only two mainstays from last year's squad and three first year lettermen, the Indians made an enviable record of 19 victories out of the TG games played during the entire season. John Henry Johnston and Ray Tinnin, Senior lettermen, teamed with Clarence Wilson, Jewell Defee, Royce Peacock and Lawrence Yineo to make the starting lineaup. The :1E1arpsho'tin5j Indians hlared their way through three Pre-season games and a conference fam- x tem London without a setback, During the Christmas holidays this winning streak was broken I-y the loss oi' two games to Carthage, 23 to 31 and 24 to 36. The Indian: were Still without luck when they met Leverett's Chapel in a conference game JOHN ILEITRY JOFJTSTOH EMIL IIAIIICAK RAY TIIEIYIIT Co -Captain Coach Co-Captain 1.111 . -u