Scurry Rosser High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Scurry, TX)

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Custer's Last Stand April 21, 1956 James Custer -------------------------- Pat Baker Harriet Custer ---- ---- E velyn Lightfoot Imogene Custer ---- ----- M artha Sloan Johnny Newsom ------- ---- G erald Cochran Claire Van Ayrsdale ------- --------- J ean Fortner Betty Va n Ayrsdale ---- ---- Norma McPherson Jimmy Custer ------- ----- K enneth Boles Lavernia Platt --- ----- ---- E velene Thompson Lavinia Platt ------------- -------- N ora Crady Ester Custer --------------- Terrance Van Ayrsdale ----- --- Thirza Garrett ----Donald Porter Georgy Little Bear --------- ------- J erry Brewer Sponsor ------------- ------ M rs. J. C. Brooks and Ma Custer CPat Baker and Evelyn Light- footj and Harriet fMartha Sloan 7. use B Don't Ugh me! Old man Custer rails at an Indian Squaw. Out in the West, where Men are men and women are glad of it, all problems are finally settled. si

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FAST MOVING COMEDY STAGED BY SENIORS OF '56 Twelve seniors perform before a Full house in their clever production of Custer's Last Stand. More action than seven stampedes is witnessed when General George Custer's proud desendants go on the warpath. The merry- mix-up brought about when two old maids are mistaken For the highbrow cousins From Boston put the Custer household in an uproar and cause many hilarious incidents to happen throughout the play. Whoo! George Little Bear Uerry Brewerl is in danger as Harriet Custer fMartha Sloanj makes For him with a meat cleaver! The old maids, Lavinia and Lavennia, played by Nora Crady and Evelene Thompson, register H, :lfmnk nt the mix-no in the Custer household. Pa Custer, Wat Bakery who has been war-wnooprng :ll over mek place' inizreu ls Tirnlnce' lDOnGld The Boston society dames arrive on the scene! Offeft to to e Care O l e Women O S' Around S-R they are better known as Norma McPherson and Jean Fortner.

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Nancy McCormick, toastmistress pins a corsage on Mrs. Roy Hyer. MRS. ROY HYER SPEAKS AT F. H. A. BANQUET Friday, April 13, 1956 turnecl out to be a very lucky day for the F.H.A. girls for this was the night that the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet occurred. At 7:30 P.M. the banquet began with a welcome From Cloye Ford and a response from Mrs. A. D. Sanders. Corsages were presented to all the guests, as Martha Sloan called the roll. A delicious meal was served bythe eighth grade girls. Everyone attending sang the song of the Future Home- makers. The honorary members were recognized by Nancy McCormick, toast mistress, and Mrs. E. K. Driver award- ecl nine iunior degrees and one chapter degree. Mrs. Roy Hyer spea ker of the evening, gave an excellent book review. The closing prayer was given by Mrs. Brooks. Lynda Ford, Betty Kimery and Molly Taliaferro wait for the girls to re- ceive their iunior degrees. Before the banquet begins, the guests discuss the beautiful decorations in the cafeteria. F.H.A. Sweetheart, Pat Baker and mother await the arrival of their dessert. Molly Taliaferro and her mother are enioying the meal very much.