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

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Emhouse, here we camel says Barbara Nicklas rightj as the bus begins to roll. Seated next to her is Doris Shehee and Loretta Powell. Nora McCormick in seat back of them seems very thoughtful. lS everybody happy? asks Mrs. Boles after the Red Oak game. The exuberant expressions of the players show that both games had been won. CAGERS ENJOY ROAD TRIPS If you are one of the two dozenboys and girls who board the school bus when it pulls out for the ball- game you feel privileged, indeed! You find a seat with your best friend, and as the bus starts rolling the fun begins. The bus is not a quiet place with twenty-four teen-agers laughing, talking, teasing, and singing. As you near your destination the school spirit reaches its highest. The group with a singleness of purpose, determines to Win that game 1 Whateveris the outcome of the contest, the young athlete is always hungry. At first we stopped at cafes, but tablecloths were expensive. Then we began stopping at Dairy Marts. This was quicker, because we could finish our eating and drinking on the way home. For some reason, the coaches were vexed when wechunked our left-over ice on the bus, and as the weather became colder we again patronized the warm cafes, fsome don't have tableclothsl. After consuming all of the hamburgers, French fries, malts, and such things as we can afford, we again board the bus. Soon we are home again, a tired and sleepy group. I thinkl will order two hamburgers, said Loretta Powell right, to Doris Shehee, Dora Demasters, Molly Talia- ferro, and Doris Roberts. iii Nag After the game, the evening would not be complete without stopping for a quick snack, before coming home.

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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.

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