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

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Mr Peirre Coston nods with approval as Wendell Cousins repairs a Feeder. Vocational Agriculture Added to Curriculum ltwas great news to the boys at Scurry-Rosser when they heard that the Vocational Agriculture Program had been reinstated. To give students better working facilities the agri- culture shop was made fifteen feet longer, and new tools were added. Thirty-four boys are enrolled in Agriculture l and Agriculture Ili In these courses they are taught to handle all Forms of livestock, as well as, to cultivate crops and rehabilitate pastures. Under the leadership ot L. P. Coston, theirteacher, these boys have carried out many projects useful to theirtarming program. They have built creep Feeders, hog feeders, etc. and have made small pieces of Furni- ture For the home such as corner tables, chairs, and boolcshelves. Agriculture l is still a mystery to these Freshman boys frighti as they begin their study of Farming. A These Agriculture ll students Donnie Hatcher, Stanley Upchurch, and Clyde Noble are busily engaged in learning howto use a saw- and other electrical equipment. 7 I S

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Democracyis put into action when boys and girls at S-R High School go about their business of select' ing personalities for the yearbook. The citizens of our nation become ex- cited over the outcome of the National Democratic Convention held at Chicago, but theirs does not compare with the feel- ings that pervade our halls and classrooms on election day. The student body votes like real. Staff members hand out slips listing the honors to be voted on. Nominations For each one are written in. After the count, a ballot is made containi th ng e names of the two persons receiving the h' h ig est number of votes For each ho nor. The run-off vote is then taken and canvassed to determine whose picture is to be in th e Hall of Fame Divi- sion. Hall of Fame