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

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19 57 s Nl 1' vv 1' Fg s 1 2 3 4 5' 19 5 7 8 9 1c1!IE 12 S 13 14 15 A A y 9 20 21 22 1' 1 5 27 28 29 - UCTUBBR - F.H.A. Box Supper Is Well-Attended - UVEMBBR - 57 16' i'aD 1 23 24 25 26 30 31 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 13 14 15 16 17 18 1 9 20 22 23 24 25 2 6 27 28 29 30 lilllll Nora McCormick and Betty Garrett look on as Miss Betty Hellums presents the contest winner, Loretta Powell, with a lovely earring and bracelet set. There seems to be some doubt in Wendell Cousins' mind as to which box he bought. On Sept. 27, 1957, a lovely Au- tumn night, the annual F.H.A. box supper was held. To start this oc- casion was the counting of votes for the Prettiest Girl contest. Lo- retta Nell Powell, a sophomore, won this honor and was awarded a prize. Buck Talbot, the auctioneer, started selling the boxes at eight o'clock sharp. On hand to buy these strikingly decorated boxes were many high school boys and local friends. After all the boxes had been sold everybody settled down to eat the delicious food and many guests strolled over to the re- freshment stand to buy drinks. Net proceeds from this eventful night were S221.27. Ann Jordan proves that she is not camera shy as she takes time out from her task of tallying figures on the scoreboard to pose for a pic- 'lUI'E. As many couples enjoy the delicious food, some find time to chat with their friends.

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Initial Activities Launch Fall Season September means school with all the fun of re- uniting with old friends after a long summer's rest. School opened Sept. 2. Schedules soon became settled and SRHS was alive with studies, social affairs, and varied activities. It is the activities that make the school year one that we remember. We hardly remember the class- work, we probably didn't get enough of it in on time. But, we do remember our day at the Fair, F.F.A. and F.H.A. Initiation Day, the pie supper Sept. 20th, the freshman play Our Famous Ancestors, skating par- ties at Oak Hill, and the Spanish Supper sponsored by the seniors. SEPTEMBER s M T W 1 F s 1 3 4 5 5 7 3 9 TO T1 12 T3 14 15 16 17 '18 19 if 21- 22 23 24 25 26 28 29 30 4 ii i A x ,,, NAR. Jane McGrew and MISS Jerry Wamp- The great skater of the crowd, Stanley er seem to have made a lovely couple, Donawho, gets a late start lacing his shoe. during Freshman initiation. 3. 'S' Mr Ars. Ben Taliaferro, escorted by son George, is greeted ay L. P. Coston. He seems delighted to sell their ticket o the Spanish Supper, a money raising affair of the eniors. Elvis Presley's two young admirers, Betty Moore and Leon Ford, Get with it. This scene is from the Thanksgiving play Our Famous Ancestors. 17

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P.T.A. Sponsors Bazaar The annual P. T. A. Bazaar sponsored by the Parent-Teachers Association took shape early in the colorful fall. Fora busy week children and adults both worked long and hard to make this the most successful event of the year. Thursday night, October 17, 1957, workers and participants gathered for the fun and excitement. The gayly decorated booths bore the names of: Fish pond, Push-a-car, Country store, Guess-the-beans, An nual booth , Snackbar, Shoot-the-basketball, and Bingo. The younger set had a most hi- larious time with the Kiddie Amusements and of course the morematureset had an enjoyable evening chatting together and watching the youngsters have the time of their lives. A thriving business was carried on at the an- nual booth as was later reported by these nembers of the annual staff. He does it again, says Mrs, R.F. Boles as Pat Baker bingos for a third time. You win everytime, explains Mrs. J.A. NeSmith to her small but doubt ful customers. Supt. S . H . Shipley, Calvin Sloan, local businessman, and ex-students prepare to satisfy their hunger at the Snack Bar. l