Frisco High School - Coonskin Yearbook (Frisco, TX)

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FIRST FIVE Senior Lettermen PAGE 'I'WEN'I'Yf0NE OUR YELL LEADERS Louise Dink Witherspoon, left. Lucille Sass Witherspoon, right They have done a good job in backing our teams through victory and defeat the last three years.

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FIRST TEAM In front: Gresham Lee Yeager, student manager. First Row: Bob Ross McEllhiney, Bob Crecelius, Stanford Hyslop, Carl Harbison, J. D. Reavis. Second Row: Orb Hyslop, principal, Billy Hasselbrinck, Charles Bell, Jerry Maxam, Ora Williams, Bob Sinkhorn B. O. Wilson, coach. SECOND TEAM In front: Gresham Lee Yeager, student manager. First Row: Bill Bell, Billy Hasselbrinck, Jerry Maxam, Charles Bell, Bob Sinkhorn. Second Row: Chester D. Kolb, coach, Alvin Bartley, Ora Williams, john Winkler, Lloyd Woods, Orb Hyslop, ' ' l. prmclpa PAGE TWENTY

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S- I , 1 HIGHLIGHTS OF BASKETBALL SEASON Our basketball season was opened by a home game with Cynthiana. This' proved a very exciting overtime game with them winning by a score of 27f2'i. Our Mackey game caused much anticipation since it was thought that they would be a high ranking team in the county. We won with a score of 23f2O. The third game was played with Winslow. They defeated us with a score of 5Of25. The Owensville team conquered the Owls by a score of 4Of24. This was the first game played without Harbison and the effect made our boys feel less confident than they should. In our game with Mt. Olympus we turned on the heat early and continued to play hard and fast coming out victorious with a score of 44-24. Again Harbison did not play. Leading all quarters we defeated Oakland City 38f27. Our boys did quite a bit of kidding especially after one of their boys decided to cry. After gaining momentum in the second half Francisco triumphed over Hazleton 45f2O. The Lions were very determined to win because our coach, B. O. Wilson, was their coach last year. The Haubstadt game was very thrilling with the Owls winning by a score of 28' 26. It was a very fast game with both teams playing well. We played Mt. Olympus in ,the blind tourney, which was played on their floor. They defeated us by a score of 34-32. The Patoka game proved to be a fascinating one in which we cracked their zone defensive at will. Frisco lead at the half but Patoka won with a score of 35f33. The second game of the season with Hazleton was played on their floorg the Owls triumphed over them by a score of 30f17. The Lions were determined to win and played a hard game. The Owls met Mackey on our home floor for another very thrilling game. We won by a score of 39f26. Our boys stayed together and played a good game up until the last. Our second game with Patoka was expected to be very exciting because our boys were determined to win and they did a swell job, even if Patoka did win by a score' of 3925. In our third game of the season with Mt. Olympus we were off to a godd start by J. D. making three field goals. We led the first half, but Mt. Olympus. came to the top and remained there winning by a score of 35f32. In our next game we met Otwell on the home floor. We defeated them by a score of 40f34. Our second game of the year with Cynthiana was played on their floor. They won by a score of 58f3O. , Our last scheduled game of the year was played at Holland. Our boys did a. swell job, coming out on top with a score of 43f42. PAGE TWENTY-TWO