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

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Nancy McCormick-Senior 3 years Nora McCormick-Junior 2 years Doris Roberts-Sophomore 9 XIDFI YC SEVEN GIRLS AWARDED LETTERS Coach Sam Shipley RECORD OF GAMES S-R 45 Red Oak 22 S-R 32 Red Oak 31 S-R 21 Forresfon 38 S-R 24 Bardwell 15 S-R 36 Seagoville 38 S-R 20 Forresfon 34 S-R 23 Bardwell 17 S-R 27 Avalon 43 S-R 49 Palmer 25 S-R 35 Emhouse 21 S-R 20 Avalon 32 S-R 27 Emlfiouse 25 S-R 36 Trinidad 35 S-R 37 Eusface 34 S-R 53 Sf. Johns 18 S-R 36 Mabank 22 S-R 37 Kemp 47 S-R 19 Cedar Hill 26 S-R 42 Crandall 10 S-R 37 Ferris 19 S-R 39 De Soto 29 S-R 39 Eusface 22 S-R 30 Crandall 21 S-R 54 Ferris 18 S-R 25 De Soto 24 S-R 24 Cedar Hill 39 S-R 24 Kemp 38 .aL Patty Nicklas-Senior 2 vears Ann Jordon-Soplrmomo re 2 years Betty Garrett-Junior 2 years Doris Shehee-Sophomore 1 vear

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Fred Cochran-Senior 3-year Letterman Henry Waits-Junior 2-year Letterman NINE BOYS AWARDED LETTERS The six boys pictured on this page' par- ticipated in the Championship game and did most of the playing For the season. However, they were ably assisted by three top reserves, who also lettered. Dean Cubley, Stanley Upchurch, and Wendell Cousins, were always on hand and furnish- ed the difference in winning and losing many of the games. DISTRICT PLAY-OFF GAME Scurry-Raiser Cedar Hill F9 fr. fl. rp, ig. FL il. Cach 7 6 3 20 Chapman I 2 2 Benson 4 I 8 Pitt, M. 3 3 Hatcher I 3 2 5 Gates I I Waits 2 5 2 Custleman 5 3 2 Carson 2 I I 5 Pitt 2 Wampler 2 Dillard l l l TOTAL U T2 Tl T6 TOTAL I7 7 I2 RECORD OF GAMES We They S-R 38 Red Oak 44 S-R 49 Red Oak 47 S-R 30 Forreston 56 S-R 58 Bardwell 44 S-R 54 Seagovi Ile 34 S-R 40 Forreston 50 S-R 62 Bardwel I 56 S-R 60 Avalon 56 S-R 63 Palmer 27 S-R 50 Emhouse 33 S-R 72 Avalon 50 S-R 75 Emhouse 26 S-R 55 Trinidad 63 S-R 47 Eustace 41 S-R 60 St. Johns 36 S-R 63 Buckner 40 S-R 57 Richardson 59 S-R 40 Mabank 43 S-R 68 Kemp 53 S-R 57 Eustace 48 S-R 42 Eustace 37 S-R 44 Cedar Hill 58 S-R 44 Crandall 3I S-R 54 Ferris 44 S-R 6I De Soto 29 S-R 55 Cedar Hill 5I S-R 52 Crandall I9 S-R 70 Ferris 39 S-R 55 De Soto 43 S-R 40 Cedar Hill 4I S-R 58 Kemp 59 .ni Kirby Benson-Senior 3-year Letterman Donnie Hatcher-Junior 2-year Letterman Danny W9mPleT S0Ph0m0 e Don Carson-Freshman I-year Letterman 'I ,,-,,,I,.-

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T8 WON 9 LOST FOR SEASON The close of the 1956-57 basketball season found ie hustling Wildcats with a better than usual record T I8 wins against 9 losses and the second place erth in the district race. At the Trinidad tournament, the girls won their rst game against Mabank, but lost to Kemp in the 'cond round. However, they did not come out en- rely losers, as the boys and girls together won the fortsmanship plaque. One week from the date of the last game a ban- iethonoring the boys and girls was held in the gym. mis gala assembly of basketball players and fans ided the finishing touch to a very happy and ccessful season. Next year the squad will miss the services of their 'o most versatile players. Nancy McCormick and 'tty Nicklas worked well as either forward or guard id were always ready to play at whichever post they are needed most. STA ND They led their teams--Captain Fred Cochran, Captain Virginia Clayton, Co-Captain, Nancy McCormick and Co-Captain, Henry Waits . ING: Mr. Shipley, coach, Nora McCormick, Doris Shehee, Patty Niclclas, Betty Garrett, Dora Deltcrsters, Loretta Powell, and Molly Taliaferro. KNEELING: Doris Roberts, Virginia Clayton, Barbara N' ' IC as, Ann Jordon, Nancy McCormick, and Sue Lackey.