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

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- 'Q X A Freshmen George Smith . , . :. if - ' .:' Phyl lrs Wampler Wendell Cousins Betty Strange X N . , Dorothy Lightfoot wa I ' I.. y Nw- 1 X T,'Jv Edward Crady 'K E Juanita Vasquez Mary Jane Garza 4 These Cool Cats are supposedly studying! They are Wendell Cousins, Jackie Fortner and Don Carson. Sue Lackey Primp, says Phyllis Wampler as nsome Pe0Ple Pfelef if bl0Ckf but Loretta Powell borrows her cosme- l like CfeUm Und 5U90ff WY5 MUVY HCS. Garza to Betty Strange 55

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Friends, Romans , Countrymen, begins Clyde Noble ----- Learning to express oneself orally is of prime importance in the Speech Class. To gain this skill, students speak before their class, debate, and act in plays. Their SHAKESPEARE EXPLORED BY ENGLISH AND SPEECH CLASSES Doris Shehee and Barbara Nicklas list the different types of writing they will study in Literature ll. English, the core subject in any high school curri- culum, is offered from the freshmen through the senior year. ln all four years literature and grammar are taught in alternate courses. First and second year literature classes explore the various types of writing. American literature is taught in the iunior year, while the senior course is devoted to English l literature. Courses in English stress correct usage in all forms of communication, speaking, liste n i ng , reading and writing. Speech and English production of Lucifers' Lodge was well at- tended. The culminating activity of Mrs. Brooks speech class was a trip to Dallas to see Theatre '57. ..-pq,