Cisco High School - Lobo Yearbook (Cisco, TX)

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Baseball MEM I-SERS OF TE AM Lee Vurle Andrus C. H. Blanton Howard Griffin Ernest J obe B. Pippen H. Pippen Charles Proctor SCORES Cisr-o 4-Ha rl oy Sadler Cisco Cisco Cisco Cisco Cisco 6- 10-Harley Sadler 9-Eastland . . . . 10-Abilene . . Eastland . . . llllll0I'2ll VVells Lee Roy Purvis Eugene Shockley Bill Smith Ernest Sprawls George Van Horn Joy Watson Clifford Yeager 1 8 -l 4 7 4 One Hundred Thirty one

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The Tennis Season HE Tennis Teams, under the excellent coaching of Coach Robinson, had the x ' most successful season of the last five years. They met the strongest teams in this part of the State and Won a-majority of their matches. Some of the teams played who rank high in Tennis are: Stamford, Breckenridge, De Leon, Albany, Moran, Eastland, Brownwood, and Randolph College. Among those teams are five county champions and three district winners. The members of the Cisco team are: Boys' Doubles-Jim B. Farmer- J im B. played his first year and developed fast. He will be a good player next year. Dick West-Dick, a Sophomore, has a great Tennis future with three more years of competition in High School. If he continues to improve, he will be a wonder by the time he graduates. Boys' Singles-Billy Ricks-Billy, the chief Tennis enthusiast of Cisco High, is an untiring student of the game both on and off the court. Through his graduation this year, Cisco will lose not only one of the best single players it has ever had, but also one of the greatest friends of Tennis. Girls' Doubles-Nell Carmichael-Nell is a tireless worker and a hard fighter, and, With experience, and practice, will make a good player. Florence McDonald-Tall, with a good Tennis background, Florence should make Cisco Hi a' good doubles player in the next two years. Girls' Singles-Ida Mae Collins-A Freshman with a hard serve and one that is hard to beat, Ida Mae will go high in Tennis with more experience. These teams were aided throughout the season by the backing and assistance of a large group of Tennis Club members, who every day in good weather were seen on the court tirelessly playing. The Tennis Club sponsored three tourna- ments, in which some good matches were played, however, Tennis in Cisco has not developed as it should. TENNIS CLUB MEMBERS Elizabeth Kellogg Agnes Bearman Eileen Wilson Ruby Grace Gray Marian Mayer Florence McDonald Beatrice Garrett Ida Mae Collins Virginia Fox Inez Strickland Nell Carmichael Mildred Hudkins Ruby Latson Dahlia Surles Opal Lisenbee Glennyce Cunningham Statham Ricks Johnny Bricker Billy Ricks Standlee McCracken Clyde Rowe Frank Langston Jim B. Farmer Elwin Skiles Joel Brecheen Dick West Eugene Henderson Louie Swink Leonidas Shockley Herman La Rue Dorn Holland Marselle Bedford Elsworth Mayer Kenneth Hoyt . Roy Chambliss Nathan Cliett Reeder Shugart Garth Daniel Leon Henderson Orville Reese Eugene Langford Coleman Foley OM Hundred Thirty

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Zin zmoriam Sac-rod to tht- imiinory ot' an honored lioho who for thi'0O yours was a powm' on Voam-h l'hapman's toant, for two yoars tho only Lobo to cross Ahil0nc's goal lino, and 'who in his last ycai' with l'ist'o High was vhosvn for tho All-Southc-rn Tcanig who ncvoi' did or said ol thought an unkind thing, who was clean and fine and strong and noblvftho idol ot' tho Iiohocs, ol' Visvo Iligh, and Visvo Pity. lt'lsIlGGl+1R BRUWN One Hundred Thirty-two