Sherman High School - Athenian Yearbook (Sherman, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1937 volume:

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M AfAQ :,.:::. 5C H GO L yi 0 W 'Q nl t- , 5 M ED MAN TEXAS 9 Af' iA 5 i , N Ag -AIAV 1 5 ,LE ' IIUOI, BEGINS The progressive school of today offers a wide range of experiences in both the classroom, with its greatly enriched curriculum, and in the many and varied activities of colorful student life which sup- plement classroom instruction and tend to develop the well rounded personality of a happy useful citi- zen. The purpose of the 1937 ATHENIAN is to represent all phases of school life so that in later years this book will help the reader to recall with pleasure his 'ischool days, which embraced far more than just 'ireadin', Writin', and 'rithmeticf' ,ve-fm.. , iii w w '-43? A555 5 1 . , 2- fl- ' . A M , l - It fr? ' V- 1, F f -Vg. .' fx' 'i 'C ' .' x'. , . . . Aw , v.,. ...,., .. A W, . 2 ki V. 23 Svwixbtig-... , f ' , A A , 9,7 , 1 y ,' .5 5- .J V Z. 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DALLAS If1II D li D I C A T10 N In appreciation of one who has made high school life more enjoyable, whose sympathetic understanding of all phases of student life, whose cooperation, leadership, guidance, and splen- did example of a fine Christian character have been an inspira- tion to all with whom she is asso- ciated, we, the staff, dedicate this volume of THE A'l'HPDNlAN, to our counselor and friend, our high school dean of girls, Miss Mary Boyd. MR. L. T. COOK, SUP:-:RINIENDICNT Sherman Public Schools ADMINISTRATURS BOARD OF lflJl'CA'l'ION SHERMAN Pl'l!LIG SCHOOLS President - - - MR. FRANK TRAU Vice President - MR. YV. S. MOORE Secretary - - - MR. PAUL ELLIS MR. D. R. ASHMORE MR. D. A. CURTIS MRS R. M. CARTIQR MRS. A. A. GRAHALNI MISS MARY NOYD IJEAN Ol? GIRLS Sherman High School MR. R. L. SPEER, PRINCIPAL Sherman High School F A C U L T Y . . . MR. GEORGE E. CASE MISS CLARA JOE BROWN MISS MARX' BOYD MR. J. E. CULLERS MR. J. T. CROSBY MR W. F. COLLEY MISS PI-:ARL DIAL MR. BYRON DAVIS MISS CLYDE CRIMM MR. F. H. FOVVLER MISS RETUS FARLOXV ' MR. XYERDE DICKPJY DIIRS. STANLEY HAYES MR. W. H. HARTSIfIEI.D MR. H. S. GRIEI-'IN MISS MANIIE HINPTS MR. ROY HESTER MR. J. B. HEAD MISS BONNIE RUTH JOHNSTON MISS MARGARI'Z'l' HUN'1'142R MISS ROBERTA HOLLINGSWORTH 11.30 it-I i ' .za?i?T5i'., fag . ' Lf' 1, V A'-Li vw' A . ,gr A -f 'E -I, L-V s,v'4 I A 'ffl v 'if 1-1 'L '1 f'f-xc - aw, 1 4 rf . .,, ' ff ' ..,7 . B 1' 4.7 iii ' ' . .ff-fxfsf r . ..,, I . -4.1- -Q-'Q ' .-me --iff , A 4 I O! ig. ,. J. , K T11 vw' , f-ff-1 f a'-mQr..fi'5f?fgz - -'uv .:q,,f 5? E55 'xii-4 'UTA , , 1 .1111 :--in 513 Y, HM v ,i A I A? 'f-iif Fi LV Q A25 'F if 1142 li! j F311 1, S55 1 . fy: . Y ,mf F fig 145452 QM? M fig, , 'ig Y. Y G' 4. vw Ii 45. 1' 'ew ' S .I P -1 .I 551 . was :ul ep i .gg If 39 PES? z :- I TSI f LL , If R I5 -. I fx: K I L I? 3. I.. 'L ugh -fv fa rv, ' I A ,RH , W I ,I U FACULTY... MISS ELMA KNOX MISS VINNI14: DLI: MICHIIE MR. A. G. MITCHELL MISS FAY NOBLE MISS MYR'PLl2 PEACOCK MISS FRANK BALL ROOT MR. JOHN SPIVEV MRS, PORTER TRAVIS MISS TENNIIE YYADEN MRS. XJERA VADPiN MISS MARX' VAIL MISS NIARX' LYLI1: VINCENT MISS NIQLLIE YVADP: MRS. M. H. WASHAM MR. M. H. YVASHAM MR. FRICD WILSON MISS PAULINE YIcAGI.IM:v MRS HOGAN CRABTREE Secretary to Mr. COOK MISS RIEBA THOMPSON, Sec. to Mr. Speer MRS. ANNIE YVILSON, Mgr Cafeteria, W' E S E E T H SENIORS... OFFICERS President . . Joie SCULL Vice-President . BETTY BROXVNE Secretary . . BIARY LOUISE LADD Business Manager DRUCULA DICKERSON Sponsor . . . MR. DAVIS SENIORS CLAUDE ALEXANDER LUCILLE ALTMAN Athenian, '34, '35, Home Eco. Club, '34, '35. BRUCE BARKER RUBY BA RNE 5 EUGENE BE LL Monitor, '37. JANICE BLACKBURN Scholarship Club, '33, '34, '35, Representative Council, '33g Book and Pen Club, '36, '37, Spanish Club, '34, '35, '36: Hi Talk, '35, '3fi. DORA ALLEN MILDRED ANDRUS Home Eco. Club, '33, '34, '36g Pep Squad, '33, '34, '35, Monitor, '36 MARY LOUISE BARNES Home Eco. Club, '35, '36, LUCILLE BECKETT Library, '35, '36, Home Eco 7 Club, '36, 37. PHIL BENNETT RALPH BLACKMON it X ii 7 l L5 'li f k',l ,gi f I 5' zflf' , ,Q My iff 3' 'Q sl, 'iii ii' I 1 ,iii 5. li . 1 V ski Bm- . I ,irffi , .ggi V Vp 4 lf i fi W , :fa , -. ,-1 fg J.:i:3 I' 6 4 fl 1, l F 3,-r .. f' 3- ..f 1, -if if 1 5'-,, . fx 5 - U. 4, ,I we 1'-Fifi H51 '.' :ft f 'ivh Ee jyu L'w.6t,v-: Q - ' v .'I1-Lv. .--f -. u , ,iur ,,,,,,.,,,,, 1 -V 9: 'il-:Sz SENIURS JAMES BLALACK GAYLORD BLUE Football, '35, '36, Hi Y, '36, '37 Latin Club, '36, '37. BILLY BRATZ Math Club, '37, Football, '36, Track, '35, '36, '37: Senior Award, '37. JUANITA BRIGHAM Library Assistant, '34, '35, '36 '37: Scholarship Club, '34, '35, '37 Home Eco. Club, '35, Treasurer '35, Spanish Club, '33, '34, Sec retary, '33, Representative Coun cil, 36. GLADYS BURDEN Home Eco. Club, '37: Monitor '36, Spanish Club, '36. LORENE BURKE LATRELL BLANKENSHIP Home Eco. Club, '33, '36, Schol- arship Club, '33, Spanish Club, '33, Pep Squad, '35, '36, Moni- tor, '36. DORIS BOWLING Home Eco. Club, '35, '36, '37, Library Help, '36, '37, BOB BRATZ Spanish Club,'3-1, '36, President. '36, F. F. A., '37. BETTY BROWNE Tennis, '36, '37, Dramatic Club, '36, '37, National Honor Society, '37, Scholarship Club, '34, '35, '36, '37, President, '36, Math Club, '37, Representative Council, '34, Hi Talk, '34, '35, '36, Best All-Round Girl, '34, '35, '36, '37, Home Eco. Club, '35. FRANCES BURKE Choral Club, '34, '35, '36, Dra- matic Club, '36, '37, Book and Pen Club, '36, '37, Secretary, ,375 Hi Talk, ':s7. FLORENCE BURKS SENIORS BOB BURNS VIRGINIA CAMMACK Dramatic Club, '37. ILLA FAYE CLARK Home Eco. Club, '36, '37. MARTHA SUE COLE Representative Council, '34, Hi Talk, '36, Monitor, '36, Math Club, '37, Secy., 37, Dramatic Club. '37, Cor. Secy., '37, Na- tional Honor Society, '36, '37, Treas., '37, Spanish Club, '36, Scholarship Club, '31, '35, '36, '37. ARTYNIAE CONNELLY Debate, '35, '36, Hi Talk, '34, '31, '36, Representative Council, '34, '36, Scholarship Club, '34, '35, '37, Secy., '34, Dramatic Club, '36, '37, VicefPresident, '37. DOROTHY COOK Home Eco. Club, '34, '35, '36. JEANNE CALDWELL Pep Squad, '33, '34, Spanish Club, '34, Home Economics Club, '33, '34. ENNA JEAN CANNON Book and Pen Club, '37, Home Eco. Club, '35, '36, '37. EVERETT CLEMENT F. F. A., '35, '36, '37, Treas., '37. MELBA FERN COMPTON Scholarship Club, '34, '35, '36, Representative Council, '34, Lat- in Club, '35, '36, '37, Secretary, '36, '37, National Honor Society, '36, '37. UBA CONWELL Choral Club, '34, Home Eco. Club, '36, '37. WILBURN COOK F. F. A., '33, '34, Jiligw. ide. . ,I wa-K Q t .:'Ew is H f '15 4 '59 , ,m g . ..,,,: mf 1. A - H, ,j , pu . L 9 A CH J I? Y -P wa: .v .,. .w Qc. 2 ,, 'I 5. sie? ' , , 1'-ff' I 8 a .J 1 4, - N Q 'fl' 'iff vi -7-.r an -s - ...fn .r if .--as - - ..v-mec2'5i'5f.-if sir -55' C if -r .X ' itji .2 'Sal , Nr' '15 1 . fgi ni' Ji? jiifi. 1 X W gui .l .1 :j 1, iii! ,,,. , mg iv .yn - n 21,5 V 'i +52 ni, 'Aki' 15? gg, 'Jai' ,ig.Qi I , Q1 , ez, ,iii 'wg' A a .-A pi-F Y 1?':',Zr.. b'1 . 5 Je .. wi'-'ff ' 3 J , 'E , 'l t ff' '7' fi rn 1 fi, V. ' i 'ss-' JW 43, 371 5 tv sv H hairs: J' ,. ? . ff N 'r4i SENIORS CHARLES COVEY Spanish Club, '34, '3S. HOLMES CROSBY FRANCES DAVIS Declamation, '34, Pep Leader, '35, '36, Tennis, '35, '36, '37, Dramatic Club, '34, '35, '36, '37, Science Club, '35, Math Club, '37, Nation- al Honor Society, '37, HS Asso- ciation, '35, '36, '37, Most Popular Girl, '37, GEORGE DERRIEUX LEVVIS DOOLEY Glee Club, '34, '35, '36, '37, Dra- matic Club, '37. SHERMAN ELLIOTT Football, '36, S Association, '37, MERLE CRAVEN VIRGINIA CRUTCHEIELD Essay, '36, Junior Honor Society, '34, Monitor, '34, Book and Pen Club, '36, '37, President, '37, Choral Club, '36, '37, Hi Talk, '37, Home Eco. Club, '35. HELEN DAVIS Home Eco. Club, '35, '36, '37, Library Club, '36, '37, DRUCILLA DICKERSON Pep Squad, '34, '35, Dramatic Club, '36, '37, President, '37, Hi Talk, '35, '36, '37, Scholarship, '36, Book and Pen Club, '36, Na- tional Honor Society, '37, Home Eco. Club, '37. PAUL DUVAL JOHN ELLIS Football, '34, '35, '36, Captain '36, Basketball, '35, '36, '37, Track, '35, '36, '37, S Asso- ciation, '35, '36, '37. SEN MARTHA EUBANK Tennis, '35, Dramatic Club, '36, '37, Choral Club, '36, '31 DOROTHY FITCH Athenian, '36, '37, Editor '37, Hi Talk, '34, '35: Scholarship Club, '34, '35, '36, '37, National Honor Society, '37, S Association' 37. DORIS FORTNER Pep Squad, '3-1: Monitor, '36. HAZ EL FULLILOVE Home Eco. Club, '34, '35, '37, Pep Squad, '36, '37. GRETCHEN GENTZKE Hi Talk, '37, Pep Squad, '37. CHARLES W. GIBSON Baseball, '34, '35, Tennis, '36, '37. I O R S BILLY FAY FAULCONER JUANITA FOREMAN JACK FULKERSON Tennis, '36' '37, Math Club, '37g Athenian, '37. VIRGIL GANT CHARLES M.fGIBsoN K Science Club,x'34. , . 1 I ' , K ,, , ROBERT GLASS Football. '36, Track, '35, '36, Monitor, '37. il. Ui . v f 1 -1 'zftt-A: .:' I, -1. if 1, ug 1-4 ,Q ag! :li AV Ln- fQ,2x',f3i ', , gli? L ff-lg -1 1 gif. . f - za- - -I-f-Qf3n'f i 'EER . , ,V .PM ,. .5 flifi ' xii A. 1 L- A1533 1 'I ,I .. Pi' 17. 'if' ' A f M ,.. , ,.AW ,,- f .2 ' ' ' J . 1:1 . f - ,.l ' s X X vi' dy' 1.5, ' ' S635 , f? A X l tg, l ,ggi 5 .l ' ,vkl 1 'li 1 ' mpg , A ' I in N' it I .39 , 2 1 .mi ,,, :gy gig' Y an F 35.51 .Lint 41 r V40 r X Y -x X '-ra' . ,E -fr' --'--Q 1 - ,,a':x f.-- - - ' ,wx- f i f 4?f. .jf :Z- 5. Ns. :flea .F 1 1-1'-3 .fffflij f ,. ly. U' 1 fa ...L 'Q L v L, ,. . 5, .1 'Rift W 1,13-sf-'W-s ' V fi : - ' -I f. K . . -A, 29' rg-1.',,- L. 'u -.Q .l .W .A ,L -Q 3,-,.. .A-vfgaieg fa- ff, za'-gr1..n, lf ' - 1 f- 1 -7'S-'i7X-.Zagr- -1312..:-. an fc 'U:.'..Q3?3 SICNIORS LEROY GRISWOLD Math Club, '37. CHARLES HALL HAZEL HARP DORIS HARRELL Home Eco. Club, '33, '34, Repre- sentative Council, '33, '34, Li- brary Help, '35, '36. BEATRICE HARTWIG LESTER HAYNIE F. F. A., '34, '35, '36, '379 Pres- ident, '36. JOHN HAINEN Debate, '34g Hi Y, '37, Math Club, '37. MARCELL A HALL Choral Club, '37g Home Eco. Club, '33, '34, '359 Dramatic Club, '37,g Hi Talk, '37. ELTON HARPER JUANITA HART Library, '36. HOPE HARWOOD Home Eco. Club, '36, '379 Dra- matic Club, '37. MACIL HEFTON Choral Club, '34, '35, '36, '37g Spanish Club, '34, '37, SENIURS JESSE HENDRICKS Hi Y, '36, '37, S Association, '35, '36, '37, Track, '54, '35, '36, Math Club, '37. W MM MARGARET HILL Tennis, '36, '37, Representative Council, '35. RICHARD HOCKER HAZEL HOLLOXVAY Home Eco. Club, '36, '37, Moni- tor, '35. CLIFTON HORTON KATHERINE HENDRICKS Band, '34, '35, '36, '37, Orches tra, '37, LA VERNE HIGGS Band, '34, '35, '36, '37, Represent ative Council, '33, Office Help '36, Senior Queen, '37. JEROME HIX THOMAS HOCKER BILLY HOLMES Latin Club, '35, '36, '37, Scholar- ship Club, '34, '35, '36, '37, Presi- 3 Y dent, 36, 37, National Honor Society, '36, '37, Monitor, '34, '35, '36, '37, Track, '35, '37, Hi Talk, '34, JACK HOWARD .ago f f 5- 9 , A .- ' 51 1' ll fi' mf., ,. f,. .i ,5 551 QE 'L I. by i. 3, 3, I VW H, Tu? .cn . p .,f .My Fr ,S I2 s-1' 5111 A a fi ,.,, 144. .99 ,N .2222 -11.3 ij 1 5,3 . L. v , -. j'if?' 3 :Lf saws-1 '- 1, 'f' 5 I fa-L J -K' pf 'fu : f.. .5 : Y-Mu, .., I .,, ,: , ,, .1 455115. .1 Tb 15 G ' W 7 ff 1 +' l ,r H .c- - , 'Ik . ' . it - ' La get 'W is 5213 13. . , . 4, if ,M N 5311 'iii , , F3- ,X 'n1qg:jvg., -13, : Z Z'i Efi. 'feiq 1' '. I 'g,35, 'g.e.:',,, 'ii .:1Ft?-'11 3 , ': - v 111s-f.,-..a:::.: C ' 1:5513 :'?Ff..- 7 'V-3111? 1215 .4 SICNIORS VELMA INMON Home Eco. Club, '34, '35, '36. HELEN JACKSON Home Eco. Club, '35, '36. DOROTHY JOHNSON .TACK KENNY Glee Club, '35, '36, '37, Repre- sentative Council, '34. RUTH LACY MARKHAM LANE Football, '36. GARTH JACKSON Glee Club, '34, '35, Hi Y, '33, '34, '35, Monitor, '379 Dramatic Club, '37. 'YMASIEGE JETER: Math Club, '37, Monitor, '35, '37. ERNEST JONES Hi Y, '36, '37. CALVIN KNIFFIN Hi Y, '36, '37, Representative Council, '34. FRANCES LANE Spanish Club, '34, '35, Home Eco. Club, '35, '36, Library, '35, '36, National Honor Society, '36, '37, Scholarship Club, '34, '35, '36. JOE LANKFORD Monitor, '36. SENIURS JAMES LAY Football Manager, '37, S As- sociation, '37, Hi Y, '35, '36, '37, Math Club, '36, '3T: Representa- tive Council, '34, Debate, '36, '37, National Honor Society, '36, '37, Scholarship Club, '34. F. A. LOVING Debate, '36, '37, Band, '34, '35, '36, '37, National Honor Society, '36, '37, Scholarship Club, '34, '35, '36, '37, Math Club, '37, Mon- itor, '35, '36. FRANK MCANULTY LYNETTE MCCLURE Spanish Club, '34, Home Eco. Club. '34, '35, Scholarship Club, '35, Pep Squad, '35, Dramatic Club, '37, Otiice Help, '37. MARY MCGEE Dramatic Club, '34, '36, '37, Cho- ral Club, '34, '36, '37, Home Eco. Club, '34, '35, Scholarship Club, '34, Library Club, '35. LILA BELLE MCLANE Basketball, '34, '35, '36, S Association, '36, '37, President, '37, Baseball, '33, '34. MARY JO LINTON Basketball, '36, Home Eco. Club, 35, '36, Monitor, '35, Ollice Help, 37. RAY MARET F. F. A., '34, '35, '36, '37. ELIZABETH MCCLURE Pep Squad, '35, Choral Club. '35, '36, Home Eco. Club, '36. JANE MCGEE Scholarship Club, '34, '37, Home Eco. Club, '35, '36, Book and Pen Club, '36, Dramatic Club, '37, Library Club, '35. LEO MCKINNEY Science Club, '35, F. F. A., '35, '36, '57, KATHRYN MEANS Scholarship Club, '34, '36, '37, Representative Council, '36, Spanish Club, '36, Monitor '37, Pep Leader, '37, Home Eco. Club, '35. 1-nr :iw E .. ' fu. Q'- . fr. ,- vs.. hs., l .. '- fa., -. QP. ' KH . 'L I 'J .r . . .mis-iw wav. ' ,SW I 3 7 'ff ' :I K, ERE I x? 11 ' . 3 -1' ju -3:1 .. -pt, . .mi - - 4 , , . 1? f' rf, 1,-2' mv t fgggin. , . 434 I- if f. , N-1,5 gf , f jr. ,ii-gli ,J 'Ev' '- - v. 25 -'V -mr --'HM - . -A ,. f +A . 'e-w,5,g- ,-J: 53234 4--fiisfu s f fi- iid! les, ?l.T'i' , :Q fi 5 Y G' me 2 Yi iff ii? , , , ,if ,ff ,l L ig' 5 fi if i, 'ff' iii A if ill 2 ii 52 ' A Hi E-F. KKK, ,slr : fl, I i All 3 ' 113. 1 .5 .. n1'! x qu , 'ze-,dee - J . Q pn , -e - -:a:1:..:5 :.,:gf',+-E ' Qzfff Q. 'ff-rf 7 '1- vr gf 1 ' .r 5 l, ' ' jf ni . s 52 7 ,15 -4- ' Hp of ' 425' 1' A.. ' xi- J. ' 1 , , 1 -11115-sz f f- 'ing-2' f , 'sh H, ' Sai ffl- sq:-, -1 1. sry: , 'dim' -.v 3 .' af?-H.,-2 f sa -i5ZR.'fE? .J-fig -,J ,,, ., V - 5 -1 iiffl-2'-'. .-ff, ., tif! 7. ' WZ?-lg.'i'6'r.' -' ,L 65 ' 5-3: I S E N VADA MERCER Choral Club, '34, '35, '36, '37, Secretary, '37, Scholarship Club, '34, '35, '36, '37, National Honor Society, '37, Spanish Club, '35, Office Help, '37. ANNA BELLE MITCHELL Representative Council, '34, S Association, '34, '35, '36, '37, Vice- President, '37, Book and Pen Club, '37, Dramatic Club, '36, '37, Treasurer, '37, Declamation, '34, '35, '36, 'S7. CONRAD MORRIS F, F. A., '35, '36, '37, Vice-Pres- ident, '36, Band, '35, '36, '37. JAMES MOUGHON MILDRED NEATHERY Book and Pen Club, '35, Span- ish Club, '36. THELMA PATTERSON IORS LOTTIE MILLER CORA LEE MONK Home Eco. Club, '34, Pep Squad, '34, '3S. BILLIE LEE MOSS HUDSON MURPHY RUBY ORR Home Eco. Club, '35, '36, '37. JANE PERRY Pep Squad, '37, Home Eco. Club, '37, Monitor, '37. SENIORS JOHN PERRY Tennis, '37, Hi Y, '37, SARAH JANE PHARES Spanish Club, '37, Home Eco. Club, '33, '34, Choral Club, '33. DAVID PUGH Dramatic Club, '36. '37, Glee Club, '37, Hi Y, '37, Scholarship Club, '34. MAXINE RAIVIBIN BERNICE REAGAN Home Eco. Club, '35, '36, '37, President, '37, Pep Squad, '3i. JEWELL RECTOR DONALD PETERS Math Club, '36, '37, Vice-Presi- dent, '37. NEVA CLAIRE POTTER Pep Squad, '33, '34, '35, '36, Monitor, '36. EDWIN PULLIAM Baud, '34, '35, '36, Science Club, '33, F. F. A., '36, '37. MARGIE RANDALL Baseball, '34, '35, Home Eco. Club, '36, '37, Basketball, '36 Dramatic Club, '37, S Asso- ciation, '37, AMATEENE RECTOR Scholarship Club, '34, '35, '36, '37 National Honor Society, '36, '37 Otlice Help, '37. CADDIE REECE Baseball, '34, Home Eco. Club, '36, Dramatic Club, '30, Hi Talk '37 3 1 1 gb, - ' T .44 V - r V Y Wei L K. 1 -,sf E, 'ff' 1' Qi' f 15, 1, fav. 243, ,, :-'. 1 if 1 fgfim , . , . in , ,. ,, , 'TEE' . ia! ff 1, 1 s :J , iii' 1 'lin J. ,a.f.. 'iff' , , 1.,.m Liv? ' fi, . L ' Jai g?5v6,l?e-25 2 T '?::2I5g,,','g'?'1? 1 fi at :V 'lf-Ui 5 .45 Y? if' KJ: -, .we 53 3 I4 . Hit? 1 J QE 5-lt ' ' Fri 7242 ,iii ,lt E - fi wg i ,J Bri f '41 'iii fi S .,. ,fl ,ff , .,. :fl f f -sh 1375 '31 ' tai :T:4j'+4:3g::f-.fggg ' an 1 'Mftf all Q I 1 ,.., ,v.. X 0 'tj i 3.1 sv f '65 its ff: ' it-v ,V 4 I xii fl: iff, Sl EQSG ,qw E . f A 11, r ir -ak 319 ii: ,311 .5 5 'gill' 3, , ,- 2 '.t,? ' 1 - a 11531, 3' 4 2511, H . ,I ffsiirfx J7:'.z5 1, 91 - S1531 ' I . ,ff 5 iss 4. - 5.2 I' ..., -Ei. ' X-5 . iai- ,tf '39 r' 41,5:'I..' I 'R Risk... 35 iii: I VF: F3 'f 'A .gin .,,,,,, .... ., 21: r: 1 YH' :Me -1 YJ: SENIORS SARA JANE REID Junior Honor Society, '33g Cho- ral Club, '34, '35, '36, National Honor Society, '37. JOE JAMES RIDDLE KATHERINE ROBERTSON Home Eco. Club, '34, '3:, '36, '37. MARJORIE ROSS Dramatic Club, '36, '37, Span- ish Club, '37. IMOGENE RUSSELL FRANCES SCOTT Monitor, 136. '37, Pep Squad, '34, '35, '36: Home Eco. Club, '34, '35, ERNESTINE RICHARDSON Pep Squad, '36g Dramatic Club, '36, '37g Choral Club, '37. ERLENE RILEY Monitor, '36g Home Eco. Club, '37. JOE ROGERS Math Club, '36, WAYNE ROWE Glee Club,'37Q F. F. A., '37. RALPH RYAN Quint' Q4 .TOE SCULL President of Senior Class, '37: Extemporaneous Speech. '35g '36, Debate, '34, Representative Coun- cil, '35g Most Representative Boy, '36, Glee Club, '34,'35g Executive Council, '36, Hi Y, '35, '36, '37. SENIORS LEON SEWELL JACQUELINE SHORT Pep Squad, '34, '35, Home Eco. Club, '34, '35, Spanish Club, '35, '36, '37, Library, '37. AL STIMSON M. H. STOCKDALE Science Club, '34, F. F. A., '35, '36. JOE THOMPSON Football, '37, Most Popular Boy, '34, '36, S Association, '37, Hi Y, '36, '37, President, '37, Baseball, '34. ROBERT TOLBERT Scholarship Club, '34, National Honor Society, '37, Football, '36, '37. DON VAUGHN Band, '34, '35, '36, '37, Orches- tra, '37, Scholarship Club. '34, '35, '36, '37, National Honor So- ciety, '36, '37: President, '37, Latin Club, '37, J JOE SEXTON Monitor, '37. MARY LEA SPRAGGINS Home Eco. Club, '34, '35, Span' ish Club, '36, Library Club, '36, '37. JAMES NEWTON STIMSON GEORGE TEBOW F. F. A., '33, '34, '35, Secretary, '35, Band, '33, '34, '35, '36, Or- chestra, '37. J. W. THOMPSON F. F. A., '34, '35, '36. MARGARET TRUMAN Debate, '37, Latin Club, '36, '37. Home Eco. Club, '35. RICHARD VESTAL Football, '34, '35, '36, '37, Bas- ketball, '35. '36, '37, Captain, '37, Track, '34, '35, '36, S Associa- tion, '36, '37 3 Secretary-Treasw rer, '37, Scholarship Club, '34, National Honor Society, '37, Best All-Round Boy, '37. :,.,...,5-:-1. , et, .,sq,2f Eli' .W-4 , .1 L 1 1. .r ft ., was pf J . . 'vw-' ra,f1Q,'iqgi6j, 'V-1459 is JL .r :sid ggbfi r, , ef ta - , if . 'fi -5 ,-. ' Qs -4 . - -all ..,:s:, :Ii V, ,.I.v . -W ., Iv' MA.. -. - ff? ,L .an ' .V 'ifi 1 L 1 -.,, ' E.ii1ff.i?'3'5i4'? .311 F 7 Q'-'E 7 ,f .Nr .Ny .li J. . ,. 77, li it f' l 1. It , 'f a' ' F ,tt ' i' , ii' ,wa 1 , IQ l L .y Q Q -X x . .I i , z-S r IS , I 51? '-ty 55 q 'ii . ia l in A I ' Se. if Hifi, l' 1 sing I . X, ggi,-. .4 ,ff 2 ,ii H, 1 iv- -1, ..-,J-..-.a - SENIORS JOE DECKER WALK Debate, '37, Hi Y, '35, '36, '37, Spanish Club, '34, '35f Scholar- ship Club, '34, '35, '36, '37, Na- tional Honor Society, '37: Dra- Athenian, '36. JACK WALLACE THOMAS WATSON Glee Club, '35, '36, '37, Hi Y, '37. LOWELL WILLIAMS Pep Leader, '36, Glee Club, '33, '35, '36, '37, Dramatic Club, '37. JOYCE WILSON Scholarship Club, '34, '35, '36, '37, Spanish Club, '35, '36, Science Club, '34, Representative Coun- cil, '35, Book and Pen Club, '36, Athenian, '36, '37, Otiice Help, '37, National Honor Society, '36, '37. HAROLD NVOLFE Representative Council, '35, '36, Hi Talk, '35, '36, Glee Club, '34, '36, Monitor, '35, National Hon- or Society, '36, '37, Latin Club, '35, '36, OZELLE YOUNG matic Club, '37, Math Club, '37, ANNA MARGARET WALKER Home Eco. Club, '36, '37. KATHLYN WALSH Choral Club, '34, '35, Home Eco. Club, '36, Spanish Club, '37. ORSON WHITED NONA MAE WILLIS Spanish Club, '35, President, '35, Home Eco. Club, '34, '36, '37, Secretary, '37, Library Club, '36, '37, Dramatic Club, '37, Most Beautiful Girl, '37, Representa- tive Council, '35. ROSS WILSON II Hi Y, '35, '36, '37, Athenian, '36, '37, Business Manager, '37, Hi Talk, '34, '35, '36, Math Club, '37, S Association, '37, Glee Club, '36, Representative Co n- cii, '34, , - , Z0 J. P. WRIGHT F. F. A., '34, '35, '36. '37, Presi- dent, '35, Reporter, '36, Repre- sentative Council, '37, F. F. A. Crop Team, '36. K SENIOR IIONOR ROLL Martha Sue Cole fvaledictorianj 95.147 Joyce lVilson fsalutatorianJ 94.88 Harold VVolfe 94 76 Don Vaughn 93.735 Joe Decker XValk 93.26 F. A. Loving 93.2 Amateene Rector 93 Betty Browne 92.78 Albert Moore 92.53 Melba Compton 92.21 Billy Holmes 92.19 Dorothy Fitch 91.67 Norma Jean Eclcls 91.6 Robert Tolbert 91.21 Maxine Rambin 91.19 Sara Jane Reid 91.19 Janice Blackburn 90.9-1 Vacla Mercer 90.92 Marjorie Ross 90.89 Lynette McClure 90.87 Juanita Brigham 90.42 Bernice Reagan 90.36 Kathryn Means 90 Jesse Hendricks 90 Frances Lane 90 SENIOR CLASS MEMBERS OF TIIE NATIONAL IIONOR SOCIETY Mary Louise Barnes Charles Blalack Betty Browne Martha Sue Cole Melba Fern Compton Artymae Connelly Frances Davis Drucilla Dickerson Norma Jean Erlcls Dorothy Fitch John Hainen Macil Hefton Billy Holmes Helen Jackson James Lay Frances Lane Mary Jo Linton F. A. Loving Lynette McClure Vacla Mercer Anna Belle Mitchell Bernice Reagan Amateene Rector Sara Jane Reicl Robert Tolbert Don Vaughn Richard Vestal Joe Decker VValk Joyce Wilson Harold Wolfe SENIOR CLASS ROSTER Alexander, Claude Allen, Dora Altman, Lucille Andrews, Margaret Andrus, Mildred Barker, Alvin Barker, Bruce Barnes, Mary Louise Barnes, Ruby Beckett, Lucille Bell, Eugene Bennett, Phil Blackburn, Janice Blackmon, Ralph Bishop, Marie Blalack, Charles Blalack, James Blankenship, Latrell Blankenship, Owen Blue, Gaylord Bowling, Doris Bounds, J. P. Bratz, Billy Bratz, Bob Brigham, Juanita Browne, Betty Burden, Gladys Burke, Lorene Burke, Frances Burks, Florence Burns, Bob Caldwell, Jeanne Camrnack, Virginia Cannon, Enna Jean Causey, Marguerite Causey, Opal Clark, Illa Fay Clement, Everett Cole, Martha Sue Compton, Melba Connelly, Artymae Conwell, Uba Cook, Dorothy Cook, Wilburn Covey, Charles Craven, Merle Crosby, Holmes Crowder, Maurice Crutchtield, Virginia Davis, Frances Davis, Helen Derrieux, George Dickerson, Drucilla Dickson, Wallace Dixon, Fred Dodd, Billy Dooley, Lewis Duval, Paul Edds, Norma Jean Elliott, Sherman Ellis, John Eubank, Martha Faulconer, Billy Fay Fitch, Dorothy Foreman, Juanita Fortner, Doris Fowler, J. D. Fulkerson, Jack Fullilove, Hazel Gant, Virgil Geisert, Buena Geisert, Euna SENIOR CLAS Gentzke, Gretchen Gibson, Charles M. Gibson, Charles W. Glass, Robert Gregory, Dorothy Griswold, Leroy Hainen, John Hale, Isom Hall, Charles Hall. Marcella Harp, Hazel Harper, Elton Ilarrell, Doris Hart, Juanita Hartwig, Beatrice Harwood, Hope Haynie, Lester Hefton, Macil Hendricks, Jesse Hendricks, Katherine Hennen, Lowell Higgs, La Verne Hill, Margaret Hix, Jerome Hooker, Richard Hooker, Thomas Holloway, Hazel Holmes, Billy Horton, Clifton Howard, Jack Hunsucker, Lee Roy Inmon, Velma Jackson, Garth Jackson, Helen Jackson, Jewell Jeter, Masiege S ROSTER Johnson, Dorothy Jones, Ernest Kenney, Jack Kidd, Bay Kniriin, Calvin Lacy, Ruth Ladd, Mary Louise Lane, Frances Lane, Markham Lankford, Joe Lay, James Linton, Mary Jo Loving, F. A. Maret, Ray Mason, Jennings Mathes, G. W. McAnulty, Frank McClure, Elizabeth McClure, Lynette McGee, Jane McGee, Mary McKinney, Leo McKinney, Raymond McLane, Lila Belle Means, Kathryn Mercer, Vada Miller, Lottie Mitchell, Anna Belle Monk, Cora Lee Moore, Albert Morris, Conrad Moss, Billie Lee Moughon, James Murphy, Hudson Myers. Harry Neathery, Mildred SENIOR CLASS ROSTER Orr, Ruby Patterson. Thelma Payne, Lola Perry, Jane Perry, John Peters, Donald Phares, Sarah Jane Potter, Neva Claire Pratt, Sherman Pugh, David Pulliam, Edwin Rambin, Maxine Randall, Margie Randall, Volley Reagan, Bernice liector, Amateene Rector, Jewel Reece, Caddie Reid, Sara Jane Richardson, Ernestine Riddle, Joe James Robertson, Katherine Rogers, Joe Ross, Marjorie Riley, Earlene Rowe, Wayne Russell, Imogene Ryan, Ralph Sandifer, Genevieve Scott, Frances Scull, .Ioe Sewell, Leon Sexton, Joe Shaw, Wallace Shipp, La Verne Short, Jacqueline Simpson, Jim Smith, Warren Sosa, Carolina Spencer, Thomas Spraggins, Mary Lea Stimson, Al Stimson,James Newton Stockdale. M. H. Tebow, George Thompson. J. W. Thompson, Jack Thompson, Joe Tolbert, Robert Tribble, L. G. Troutz, Leo Truman, Margaret Vaughn, Don Vestal, Richard Vineyard, Delois Walk, Joe Decker Walker, Anna Margaret Wallace, Jack Wallace, Sue Walsh, Kathlyn Watson, Thomas Wheless, Mildred Whited, Orson Williams, Alma Williams, Lowell Willis, Nona Mae Wilson, Joyce Wilson, Ross II Winebrenner, Ray Wolfe, Harold Wright, J. P. Young, Ozelle IUNIURS. President . Vice-President . Sec1'eta1'y-Treasurer Representative . Sponsor . OFFICERS RAYBUKN NALL ITRANKIE INIADISON . Bl11'l l'IE HALL . NANCY LOVE M ISS BROXVN Jabus Barker Marvin Batsell Helen Ruth Bledsoe Doris Bowen Ray Browning Wave Carr Mary Ann Casteel Bobby Cloud Tommie Clyce Robbie Jo Cook Gracie Davis Clifton Fields Billy Fischer Essie Fowler Robert Gambell Joe Edward Gash Jim Gleckler F. L. Goodson Hope Gray Mary Alice Greenwood E. T. Gwaltney Bette Hall Ruth Hamilton Billy Hardaway Charlie Marie Harrell Cleo Haynie Mary Head Jacqueline Hughes Peggy Hutchison Frances Ivy Virginia Jackson Betsy Joe Jamison Billy Jones Marjorie Klein Charles Kyle . Lyda Kyle Richard Litsey Nancy Lee Love Frankie Madison Rosalyn Madison ,V Eh Q jimi x, ffklfy. , N. . I H. 'ff ..4,,p', '.g 413 N! al' , i ,, :,: -.-- - zg- :,. I ,.....,..,: 5 t ,- X4 Q H H? :': f?.'5i' .959 giaggfy , 3,9 . .::' .I .' Qs: V- an ' X25 Q fa? X Qi M. f N +2 Q ., .,,1,,. .:..:::2 gi: 5 00 Q 5 ,W 2 ' 'f ,f Y4 I -sexi J U N 1 0 R S Dorothy Marple Jack Mc Donald Billy McKinney Lee McKinney Vivaudou Merritt Patricia Moore Rayburn Nall Gretel Nelson Billy Jinks Newman Helen Orr Audrey Reid Jean Reid June Rhome Roberta Robinson Luther Sewell W. B. Sewell Dalma Simmons Le Verne Simmons Zelie Slaughter Betty Ruth Smith Dick Smith Billy Stephens Jack Swailord Richard Tebow Julia Thompson Mary Grace Timberman Joseph Tolbert Alyen Turley Maude Ellen Vestal R. I. Webb Tempa Wegener Howard Weihs Jeanette Wheeler Robert Willcoxson Marguerite Wilson Doris Wright 1, . , '.:f,4,.'3. w - - f-mfr -M- K R222 - :rf 4 mit. I -' .FL . fi I xx J? 5 fsggijg , 5, AH' R 5 N s 4, ,. Q V' MK wx Wm gs Q 2 qw' JUNIOR C Allmon, Don Anderson, Lowell Anderton, Beulah Andrade, Anita Barham, Mildred Barker, Jabus Batsell, Marvin Baxter, C. K. Bell, Ina Marie Bledsoe, Helen Ruth Bloxom, Ora Belle Boaz, Teddy Bowling, Geraldine Bowen, Doris Paige Brannum, Curtis Britton, Bill Brooks, George Browning, nay Burks, Irene Calhoun, Billy Carr, Wave Cartwright, Louise Casteel, Mary Ann Casten, Pete Clark, Edward Clark, Sherley Claunch, Billy Cloud, Bobby Clyce, Tommy Chambliss, W. P. Coats, Paul Coifman, Floyd LASS ROSTER Coffman, Lloyd Coker, Jimmw ai 9 Cole, Edith Cook, B. W. Cook, Robbie Jo Crist, Marie Frances Crosby, James Cumming, Blanche Davis, Gracie Dennis, May Dickens, Harold Dyer, Lela Mae Dyer, Lovene Evridge, Marie Fain, Dorothy Marie Fields, Clifton Fischer, Billy Foster, Lorene Foster, Ralph Fowler, Essie Fowler, Shelia French, Jeanne Gambell, Robert Gash, Joe Edward Gibson, Annie Mae Gleckler, Jim Goodson, F. L. Gormley, Murry Graham, Mildred Graves, Alene Graves, Hazel Gray, Hope l 1 Y J UN IOR CLASS ROSTER Greenwood, Mary Alice Gregg, Margie Gunther, Anita Gwaltney, E. T. Hainline, Charles Hale, Inez Hale, Leon Hall, Bette Hamilton, Ruth Hardaway, Billy Harper, Frances Marie Harrell, Charlie Marie Haynie, Cleo Head, Mary Hefton, Mamie Helms, Martha Lou Hilton, George Higginbotham, Ewell Holmes, Johnny Holmes, Mary Elizabeth Hughes, .Jacqueline Hutchison, Peggy Ivy, Frances Jackson, Virginia Jamison, Betsy Joe Jennings, Ruth Jones, Billy Jones, Mary Frances Kirby, Estolee Kirby, Edna Earl Klein. Marjorie Knitiin, J. C. Kumler. Vernon Kyle, Charles Kyle, Lyda Langham, Raymond Leach, C. W. Litsey. Richard Love, Nancy Lee Madison, Frankie Madison, Rosalyn Marcum, Virginia Marple, Dorothy Mathews, Mary Beth Merritt, Yivaudou Miller, Weldon Millsap, Harvey Mitchell, .Ieanelle Mitchell, Vern Moore, John C. Moore, Patricia Moss, Mary Gayle Musser, George Ray McDonald, Jack McGaughey, J. W. McKinney, Billy McKinney, Jack Helen McKinney, James McKinney, Lee McKinney. Lynn Nall, Raybrun Nelson, Gretel Nelson, Yardell George Newman, Billy Jinks JUNIOR CLASS ROSTER O'Connell, Billie Od neal, Billie Margaret O'Neal, Margaret Odom, Howard Orr, Helen Pack, Arvle Powell, Sallie Sue Pratt, Dorris Ray, Hazel Reid, Audrey Reid, Jean Rhone, June Richardson, John Robinson, James Robinson, Roberta Roth, Jack Russom, Zac Sanders, Elizabeth Sanford, Robert Saunders, Maureta Savage, Margaret Scheurer, Chris Sewell, Luther Sewell, W. B. Simmons, Dalma Simmons, Le Verne Slaughter, Zelie Smith, Betty Ruth Smith, C, J. Smith, Dick Smithson, Deward Smithson, Merle Spencer, Mildred Stephens, Billy Swaflord, Jack Taylor, Ruth i Tebow, Richard Q GUM!! Thomas, Louis fl Thompson, Edgar If. Thompson, Julia Thompson, Paul Timberman, Mary Grace Tolbert, Joseph Turley, Alyen Vestal, Maude Ellen Vick, Kenneth Vincent, Jack Vineyard, Wanda Mae Wallace, E. P. Wall, Elouise Webb, R. I. Wegener, Tempa Weihs, Howard Wharton, Conway Wheeler, Jeanette Wheless, Mary Ruth Wilder, Hazel Willcoxson, Robert Williams, James Williams, Twyman Willis, Mid Willson, Robertl Wilson, Marguerite Wolcott, John Wolfe, J. C. WVright, Doris I I S555 S -Qdff' ea, W we 0-np lg Z'fZ'd',',,,,,J Mm Y V H -. 5 si M55 Q F SOPIIOMORES. President . Vice-President . Secretary-Treasurer Representative Sponsor . OFFICERS . JIM STINSON RANDOLPH BRYANT NADYNE KNIGHT . BETTY LEE . MRS. WASHAM A W-'uni' ,V -. . efjtkei i Henry Allen Alston Betty Ashburn J oan Atnip Josephine Att-Kisson Charlie Jo Bailey Bill Barrett Florence Helen Birge Virginia Birge Jesse Black H. T. Brashear Ernbry Bryan Randolph Bryant Ralph Davis Burks Betsy Cain Mary Ellen Cannon Billie Claunch Betty Jeanne Cole Margaret Craven Johnie Creswell Mary Catherine Crouse - . Lucile Davis LaVerne Dennis Frank Driver Alice Dunham Beth Dunn ' Vinita Enloe Maurine Evans m' E' Billy Jean Farlow Prentice Gafford Dorothy Garr Wanda Mae Grace Betty Joe Greene Katheryn Haralson Christine Ilarling James Hartvvig Emil Hatlield V Stanley Hefton LaVelle Henry James Hinton Margie Holland Patricia Hopkins Ruth Housewright Mary Anna Howdeshell Jesmae Howell Lee Hudgins Horace Hudnall Jimmie Hughes Betty .lo Hunter Margaret Jay Mary Lea Kaylor rf'-' . , 5,sf',,-.',j- Wy, fig:-A Q- qf -25 -if .L-1015: , I Mary Lou Kenny Nadyne Knight Richard Lackey Betty Bernice Lee Mary Delle Locke Margaret Marlowe Dorothy McCasland Jane McElhannon Maurice Melton Hayden Meredith Evelyn Miller Eugene Mitchell Eileen Moore Georganna Morris Ruby Faye Moss Charles Joe Mussel' Reynell Nevill Clayton Odom Pat O'Hara Elizabeth Olsen Helen Padon Robert Perkins Lavelle Presley Billy Bob Reagan Jorene Robertson Marjorie Rogers Dorothy Marie Ross Frances Lee Russom Wanda E. Ryan Frances Smith Louise Carolyn Smith Jim Stinson Rosemary Telford Ernest Thompson Marjorie Tolbert Raymond Turner Otto Vehle Frances Vestal Margaret Walker Mary Walker Benny Weingarten Billie Whiteacre Jean Wilbanks Bernie Williams Lorayne Williams Edwin Worthley Betty Jean Wright Margie Wright Virginia Yowell r.,. f-' fweniif,-+ -'-'Pffif'i--fx-f-cif5nTTf'P Q 3+-W-vf1'rm:2':rgfL-m1..f,.,,. ,L qv'-H 'LY Tff l.1'53'Z ' J. r a +- ' -Q' .5 .M - Sy- ' l . J v' . :'1I' Qjzf xx ' V 'Q f. H - 1 ' 'A' 'tif nu .1 1 fd., ' ' ho, 1 s... ,.nW.,, 4- . ,. .fm fr 1. 5,1 f' 5.5,-- ' , - 'gangs ..lfm , . 1, 1 ' I 1 ' 'HJ' .asf K CL x :A z 1, in ' :tv- SOPHCMORE Alston, Henry Allen Althoff, Mike Anderton, Norman Andrus, Ruth Archer, Dorothy Ashburn, Betty Atnip, Jean Att-Kisson. Josephine Bailey, Charlie Jo Ballou, Milford Barham, Mary Frances Barker, Ruby Barnes. Billy Barnes, Norma Barrett, Bill Beckett, Amy Sue Bennett. Carl Birge, Florence Helen Birge, Virginia Biser, Roy Black. Jesse Black, R. W, Blackwell, Marjorie Blackwell, Raymond Blankenship, Douglas Bloomer, .l. W. Bolin, Naomi Bond, Kenneth Branham, Ollie Faye Brashier, II. T. Brasvvell, Clasper Bratz, Gerald Bridges, Billy Brigance, John Brown, Ada Bryan, Embry Bryant, Billy Bryant, David Bryant, Randolph Burks, Ralph Davis Burney, Bettye Jo Burns, Mary Cain, Betsy Cannon, Mary Ellen Cannon, Ozelle Cantrell, Grover CLASS ROSTER Caraway, Doyle Cargal, D. F. Carrulh, Ray Carter, Joe Case, Roger Cathey, Earl Causey, Pat Chisholm, Roberta Clark. Lillian Clark, Weldon Clay, C. M. Cole, Betty Jeanne Cook, Margaret Covey, Joe Cox, Bobbie Nelle Craven, Margaret Creswell, Johnie Crouse. Mary Catherine Davidson, Mary Ellen Davis, Edward Davis. Lavell Davis, Lucile Davis, Lucy Davis, Thomas Dederick, Billy Dennis, LaVerne Densmore. Clifford Driver, Frank Duggins, Jewell Duke, Polly Dunham, Alice Dunn, Beth Durrett, Leonard Dyer, Mary Ruth Enloe, Yinita Epps, Lewis Evans, Leonard Evans, Maurine Faerber, Jimmie Farlow, Billy Jean Fox, Marjorie Mae Franks, Marval Freeman, Francell Fuller, Tom Gafford, Prentice SOPHOMORE GLASS ROSTER Gant, Jesse Garcia, Helen Garland, Mary Louise Garr, Dorothy Gartrell, Billy Ben Gillespie, Virginia Gilliam, Neil Godwin, Rachel Grace, Wanda Mae Grant, Billy Graves, LaVerne Gray, Jewell Green, James Greene, Betty Jo Grigg, Don Groce, Frances Groce, Ray Groce, Thomas Hagan, Quinn Haralson, Katheryn Harling, Christine Hartwig, James Harwell, Virginia Hattield, Emil Heathcock, Mildred Heatley, Jack Hefton, Stanley Helms, David Henry, LaVelle Hinton, James Holland, Margie Holloway, Dan Holloway, John Hopkins, Patricia Horton, Marjorie Housewright, Ruth Howdeshell, Mary Anna Howell, Jesmae Howell, John Billie Hudgins, Lee Hudnall, Horace Hughes, Jimmy Hull, Weldon Hunter, Betty Jo Inman, Delma Jay, Margaret Jerger, Ewell Johnson, Samuel Jones, Dorothy Kaylor, Mary Lee Keeth, George Kenny, Mary Lou Kidd, Troy Kimbrough, Calvin Knight, Nadyne Kreager, J. C. Lackey, Richard Lambert, Willie Mae Laws, Edith Lawson, Margaret Lee, Betty Bernice Levin, Anita Grace Linsteadt, Dorothy Little, Burl Locke, Mary Delle Marlowe, Margaret Mathews, Juanita Melton, Maurice Meredith, Hayden Mexia, Henry Miller, Evelyn Mae Miner, Rhea Mitchell, Eugene Mitchell, Myrtle Bell Monk, Evelyn Montgomery, Roy Mooney, Buddy Moore, Betty Moore, Eileen Moore, Max Morris, Georganna Morrow, Helen Moss, Ruby Faye Mulder, Clifton Musser, Charles Myers, Mamie McAlister, Helen McAnulty, William McCall, James McCasland, Dorothy McClure, Marcelle McCulloch, Bobby McCulloch, James McDonald, Hubert 3 SOPHOMORE CLASS ROSTER McDonald, Mary Q I 'I' , McElhannon, Jane ,IM 1 fl N' i McGuire, Billy ,, McKinney, Mary Lee, - A McMullen, Billy 1 'I I ',-- H Newman, Lester- fr -' Nichols, Dernley , , Nevill, Reynell ' , Odom, Clayton O'Hara. Pat Olsen. Elizabeth O'Neal, Louise Owen, Cora Mae Owens, Harry Padon, Helen Pelley, Leon Perkins, Robert Petty, Jeu Ell Pippin, Reid Pitman, Joe Poet, Clifton Points, James Points, Jesse Popplewell. Margaret Pratt, Charles Presley, LaVelle Pulliam, Sadie Purdom, Billy Reagan, Billie Bob Reagan, Velma Dawn Reddiek, Oliver Reid, Vivian Richards, J. E. Roberts, Margaret Robertson, Jorene Rogers, Marjorie Ross, Dorothy Marie Rowe, Billy Russom, Frances Lee Ryan, Wanda E. Sanders, Gordon Savage, Emma Gean Savage, Linton Shadid, Ernest Sharp, Verna Shell, Jack 1 'r' , I Simmons, Beatrice Sims, Lorene Sloan, Marjorie Smith, Annie Smith, Louise Carolyn Smith, Pauline Snowden, Marie Stephens, Hubert Stinson, Jim Stipe, Floyd Stone, Clyde Stout, Joe Henry Stowe, Jack Suydam, Lenore Talley. Wayne Telford, Rosemary Thompson, Ernest Thornton, Bettye Lou Tolbert, Marjorie Tolbert, Raymond Tribble, Theda Turner, Raymond Twyford, Willie Vehle, Otto Vestal, Frances Waldrum, Mary Lue Walker, Margaret Walker, Mary Wall, Bessie Ruth Wall, Ruth Weingarten, Benny Whiteacre, Billy Whited, Frances Ann Whitman, Dorothy Wilbanks, Jean Willcoxson, Carl Williams, Bernie Williams, Lorayne Worthley, Edwin Wolcott, Bliss Wood, Bill Wright, Betty Jean Wright, Margie Wyche, James Young, Josephine Yowell, Virginia RESHMEN... OFFICERS President . CLYDE L. HALL Vice-President . EDDIE CAHN Secretary . . 1'1ELIX WIQLMAKIQR Treasurer . DORO'1'HY IIENDRICKS Representative LUCY ELLEN GIBSON Sponsor . . . Mas. TRAVIS K IUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY MRS. TRAYIS'S llomc ROOM NIR. HICAIYS HOME Rumi MISS liN0x's HOME ROOM NIISS DIAIIS HOME ROOM M R. SPIYEYS AND MRS- HAYlCS'S llmm ROOMS 'vw .A 'S-itz:-h 552 .415 . 'Ag-5 k ' . W ! Q A -v ,,f.ggLc,gg, .1'253ff 'ff' 5 . - a gp-, .EX-1 , A? 1 - 5 1: , 541 1 Qi 547' M. 1, :gQ'g,5-if-jg-A W , . if I Aw 'igififlf .v 'r fini R 'sa ff 24 N53 1 71. ,nyc H. 2 I .xi wh .' 7 Zi? '21 ' J ' g ,Y 1 J,- AQ . 'lv ,-L 5 H , 5, ,I ' 22 sr H. F 1fH'1 was M 1- avwies ' P F. JETS ' ' 2 FT ' L L' ' ,L 1 ,fiiff 3 ,.-5 fx gf ' ixw' ' . .'- . ' F5 ':?-1g:2 1 el? J? MISS MlClllE'S HOME Room '47, , NIR. Cl'Ll.ERS'S AND NIR. FOWLER'S HOME ROOMS 9 MISS PEAGOCICS HOME ROOM FRESHMAN CLASS ROSTER Abernathy, Clotile Alexander, Peggy Aldridge, Clarence Allen, Connie Arnold, Evelyn Ayers, Ray Bailey, Murray Barker, Perry Barkham. James Barnes. Willis Barrett, Ray Batsell, Morece Baxter, Edna Louise Baxter. Lloyd Bean, Harry King Bedingtield, Vernon Bernard, Warren Bird, Eugene Blankenship, Willette Bledsoe, Zella Mae Boaz, Forest Bond, Roberts . Bonneau, Betty Lou Braswell, June Braswell, Violet Breedlove, Ellison Brinkley, Cecil Brinkley. George Brown, Margaret Lee Brown, Ralph Bryan, Mourice Bryant, Bob Buck, Arthur Jean Burke, Katherine Burks, Alice Burney, Natalie Cahn, Eddie Campbell, Wilburn Cantrell, Johnie Lee Capps, Mary Charles Caraway, Clitford Carney. Bonnie Carpenter, Dorothy Carter, Roas Mae Case, Mary Helen Cathey. Louise Cawthon, Christine Caylor, Curtis Christman, Esther Clark, Robert Claybourn, Betty Ellen Cloud, Mary Jo Cloud, Vera Mae Coble, Edward Cogswell, Howard, Jr. Compton, Joretta Cook, Thelma Cotten, Joyce Covey, Frances Crosby, Philip Cummins, Bill Daniel, Amie Lee Darter, Pete Daugherty, Ivan Davis, Evelyn Davis, Mattie Elouise Dial, Christine Dickens, Verda Dixon, Eunice Dixon, Horace Edwards,Horace Taylor Enlovv, Marguerit Eubank. J. T. J Fain, C. Roy Fielden, Grace Fields, Joy Fitzgerald. Anna L. Fortner, Hugh Edward Foster, Christine Foster, Harville Fowler, Norma Lee Francis. Marie Eriva Franks, Valda Fry, Joe William Gainer, Frances Garcia, Jesus Gardner, Frances Floy Gardner, Gladys Gash, Minnie Fae Gattis, Fannie Ruth Gibson, Lucy Ellen Graham, Margaret Grant, George Grant, Margie T FRESHMAN CLASS ROSTER Greenwood, Esta Lee Gregg, P. J . ' Grigg, Jean Grindstaff, Elsie Geraldine Gunter, Dora May Hackworth, Marion Hale, Autho Hall, Clyde L. Hamilton, Randolph Hancock, John Hardy, Bennie Floyd, Jr. Harp, Dortha Harper, Alvin Harper, Betty Jo Harrison, Betty Jo Hawthorne, Edward Head, Heno Head, Homer Head, Lloyd Head, Robert Heathcock, Thelma Heatley, Joe Weldon Hendricks, Dorothy Hennen, Annie Katherine Higgingbotham. Mary Helen Higgins, Joe Bailey Holcomb, Gene Holcomb, Juanita Hopson, C. W. Hopkins, Lucille Howdeshell, Anna Jeane Hughes, Mary Edith Hull, Harry Hunsucker, Eris Hutchison, Betty Jane Ivy, Carol Christine Jackson, J. W. Jaco, Glenn Jenkins, Bernese Johnson, Ruby Nelle Jones, Vernon Judkins, Evelyne Kellum, Cecil Knox, Everett Koons, Nila Lacy, Malcolm Lance, Derrell Lane, Boyd Laughlin, Albert Leonard, Nora Mae Lewis, Mary Katherine Lilly, Delana Lilly, Oneal Lilly, Virginia Livingston, John Looney, Christine Madison, Jack Marks, Louis Marshall, Charles Neville Mauldin, Doris Miller, Helen Miller, Marjorie Mitchell. George Mitchell, Harrison Morris, Betty Ruth Morrow, Marguerite Morrow, Mary Alice Mullins, J. B. Myers, B. F. Myers, Nadine Myers, Ruby Lee Myrick, Hub McClure, Anna Beryl McCright, Thurman McCulloch, Kathryn McDaniel, Beth McDaniel, Billie Joe Mclntire, Annie May Mclntire, Lucy McLane, Leslie McMillan, Mary Nall, Lewis Wayne Nall, Mary Nancy Newell, Billy Newell, Hal Newell, Tip Newman, Cherie Marie Nicholas, Martin Noble, John Nunley, Eddy Jo Odom, J. B. Oglesby, Lula Rose O'Hara, George Pack, Wynona Paine, Charles Painter, Marvin Penn, William Petty, Lawrence Phillips, Mildred Polk, Pauline Poole, Willis Porter, Robert Powell, Dan Purdom, Robert Quinten, Tommie Raney, Toi Frances Rankin, Jeanette Ratliff, Julia Belle Rector, Jimmie Reeder, Alton Reid, Ben Reynolds, Emma Jean Richardson, Grace Riddle, Claude Robardey, Mary Elizabeth Roberts, Inella Roberts, Jeif Roberts, Randolph Robertson, Charles Robertson, Mildred Russom, Jack Sarver, Mareta Saunders, Juanita Jay Saunders, Opal Zell Scoggins, Margaret Seitz, L. A. Sexton, Arlee Simmons, Harold Simmons, Tommie Ruth Sims, Jay Frank Skipworth, Dee Smith, Cyrus Smith, Ella Mae Smith, Kathryne Smith, Martha Ellen Sory, Henry White Sosa, Adeline Spradley, James Stallings, Charles Stephens, Billie Mac Stimson, Clifford Stipe, Virginia Stone, Earleen Sullivan, Harold Sullivan, Hazel Swindell, Montra Tatum, Wayne Taylor, Harold Tennant, Dorothy Thomas, Joseph Tipton, Elouise Travis, D. S., Jr. Tuggle, Junior Turley, Margie Lee Turner, Martha Vaughn, Frances Vick, Robert Viken, Gloria Wade, Flora May Wagner, Ernest Walker, Harold Wallace, Dorothy Wallace, Mary Louise Walsh, Bert Walters, Ralph Wardlow, Robert Webster, Aileen Wegener, Ethel Lois Weihs. Donald Welling, Dorothy Wills, Omes Welmaker, Felix Wenzel, Phil Wertz, Paul Whisenhunt, Helen Whisenhunt, Ruth White, Adie Lee White, Audia May White, James Whiteacre, Marjorie Whitley, Sybil Wilieford, Virginia Wiley, Winifred Williams, Billy Jo Williams, George Willis, Fredlyn Willis, William Winebrenner, Olive Womack, Evelyn Wright, Mike Young, Billy Faye Young, Edwin H. Lee CLASS FAVORITES Mosfr BEAUTIFUL GIRL Nona Mae VVi1lis, senior Frankie Madison, junior Mary Catherine Crouse, sophomore Margaret Lee Brown, freshman MOST HANDSOME BOY Harry Myers, senior Rayburn Nall, junior Stanley Hefton, sophomore Glen Jaco, freshman MOST POPULAR GIRL Frances Davis, senior Bette Hall, junior Wanda Mae Grace, sophomore Betsy Louise Turner, freshman MOST POPULAR BOY Alvin Barker, senior Billy Stephens, junior Pat O'Hara, sophomore - Heno Head, freshman BEST ALL-ROUND GIRL Betty Browne, senior Nancy Love, junior .lean YVilbanks, sophomore Nancy Louise Wallace, freshman Richard Vestal, senior Conway Wharton, junior Joe Carter, sophomore Clyde Louis Hall, freshman E .,,,- Q U - Q 4, K. if ' . 'V ld, t WMA 1, Q1 ' ,1 ':-QL' Q N Xa x ' ggi mix ll .X R R Y Nl Y I-I R HOST IIXXIDSUNIIC IHDY ,,, qsfira , fl244. Z5 125 54, 'f,. Y. ,ig . EE 5 run IL' 5 4 'iw ,bf .. 'A 3 Q 541 N '21-fx .f:,lLF,'.17+ - T ' , . X, . M U, 1 3 ir. 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' ff ' 'iv Ef- ' ' -:- 2- ff . , 1,-11. 7 ' 2?f11g1'i45! 4 2 ff '1x.-',-!.- :5,.-M43 A .fm f4,,,,..-fri-,Nga ,Jil QL. si. A' 33,5 M EAW! QQ is x f ' 1-iii? :1 I ' W, 1'- T iliii. for git' :T-ff: exkwi SCHOOL CALENDAR.. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov Nov Nov Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov Nov. Nov. Qi School opened. 11--Students of the Spanish department again organized into a Junior Red Cross Club. 11-Sherman High Bearcats played their first game of the season at Fair Park 19-- Stadium with Tishomingo. We won 43f0. Sherman played Woodrow Wilson at the Cotton Bowl. Woodrow Wilson won with the score 2Of7. 21-Our new auditorium was dedicated. Dr. Roy H. Biser delivered the dedif cation address. 22-The Freshmen held their first class meeting of the year. 23-The Seniors held their first class meeting of the new school year. 24-The Juniors met in the new auditorium for their first class meeting of the year. 25-The Sophomores had their first class meeting of the year in new auditorium. 25--The Bearcats made the trip to Greenville for their annual game with the Lions. We lost 6fO. 2-The Bearcats met the Adamson High team at Fair Park Stadium. We lost 6fO. 19-The students went to school at night while the parents attended a formal dedication of the new auditorium. After the program the parents had a chance to see the functioning of the school and to visit the class rooms. 9-Bearcats lost to Highland Park 3Of0. 22-The Scholarship Club elected officers for the year at the first meeting. 50-The Bearcats made the trip to Wichita Falls to play the Coyotes. We lost 2 fv Iv 4 5 5 by the score of 7f6. -The National Honor Society held its first meeting of the year and elected ofhcers. -The Library Assistants Club elected officers. -The Dramatic Club met for the first time this year and elected ofiicers. -Students participated in a pep rally and parade on the downftown streets in preparation for the Denison game. -The Bearcats lost the first game of the conference season to Denison with the score of '7f6, The game was played there. 10-Seniors were in charge of a pep rally for the Bonham game. A basket of red and white carnations was presented to the coaches and football captains. 11-Beginning at 10:55, a general assembly was held. The student body stood 11 16 19 20 24 25 ZS at attention while taps was blown, a moment of silent prayer followed, and then everyone sang one stanza of America. Following an address by Dr. Matthew H. Arnold of Cleburne, Texas, school was dismissed for the day. -The Bearcats took their initial District Five triumph from the Bonham War' riors with the score of 19f6. The game was played in the afternoon at Fair Park Stadium. -New members of the National Honor Society were initiated with an im' pressive ceremony at the chapel program. -Mr. Gerald Mann, former football star of S. M. U., was guest speaker for our pep rally in preparation of the Paris game. The coaches and team from Austin College were also present as honor guests. -The Bearcats won from the Paris Wildcats by a score of 7f6. The game was played in Paris in the afternoon. -Peggy Hutchinson, a junior, and Clyde Hall, a freshman, winners of the Treasure Hunt sponsored by the Book and Pen Club and The Library, were each awarded a book at the chapel program. -The National Honor Society sponsored the annual Thanksgiving offering for the needy. 2' -Class favorites were nominated. No. 26, 27-Thanksgiving holidays. Nov. 26-Bearcats lost the final game of the season to the Gainesville Leopards. The score was 26f 1 3. Dec. 10-Boys' S Association was in charge of assembly program. The new mem' bers, who were being initiated, furnished the entertainment. soliaml, c:ALENmAR..x-155335 Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. jan. Jan. jan. jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar 1- Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. -By defeating Mr. Crosby's home room 8f4, Mr, Hartsfields home room won the high school baseball championship. -Senior football team defeated the Juniors 2447. --Christmas issue of the HifTalk was published. -Seniors emerged victorious in the popularity contest. 'JflI1. 4-Christmas holidays. 24 4-Twenty boys received football sweaters during the assembly period. Five boys received cub sweaters. 11--Rev. Hugh Bumpas was guest speaker in assembly. 21 22-Midfterm examinations. zo, , 2?-Midfterm Seniors had a banquet at Hotel Grayson. 24-Baccalaureate services were held for the midfterm Seniors at the Central Christian Church. Dr. Roy H. Biser delivered the address. 25-Midfterm graduation class had its exercises in the new auditorium at eight o'clock. Charles Blalack was valedictoriang George Derrieux was salutatorian. -Miss Roberta Hollingsworth replaced Miss Bonnie Ruth Johnston, Profes' sor Case took the place of Miss Hunter. -Betty Browne was chosen to represent Sherman High in the contest for the opportunity to take a trip to Vxfasbington, D. C. The trip is sponsored by the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution in the State of Texas. -Betty Browne, sponsored by the HifY, was announced the winner of the Basketball Queen Contest. 4-Reverend Coffman spoke on the history of thc American flag at the assemf bly period. 11-With a brief address, Chief of Police, H. Grady Thompson, emphasized how students should recognize traffic regulations. He spoke at assembly. -The boys' and girls' tennis teams went to Dallas to see the VinesfPerry matches and took on the North Dallas teams in a practice meet. -The Future Homemakers of District 2 held their regular meeting in the high school auditorium. -The Future Farmers went to Bonham to enter a practice contest in judging milk and meat. 19-Variety Show presented in auditorium. -Hi Y sponsored a special program in honor of George Washiiugton at as' sembly period. 24-Professor Gutzke addressed the Dramatic Club and National Honor Society. '15-The faculty defeated the RinkyfDinks in basketball. 2-Freshmen were in charge of a special chapel program. Dr. Gutzke was guest speaker. -Freshman edition of the HifTalk was distributed. -Future Farmers presented the chapel program. -Shakespearean company presented Julius Caesar and Hamlet in the auditorium at afternoon and evening performances. li-Miss Grace Fitzgerald, State President of Professional and Business Wonieii, spoke on choosing a life career, at the chapel program. -junior edition of the HifTalk was published. 17-State Highway Patrolman gave a safety talk at a called chapel program. IS-Eight boys received basketball letter sweaters in assembly. Orchestra fur' nished special music. -junior Play, Love in Swing Time, was presented in high school auditorium at 8:00 P. M. -Supt. L. T. Cook gave an interesting account of his and Mr. Speer's trip to New Crleans to the National Education Association meeting. -Future Homemakers presented a very entertaining onefact play at the asf sembly period. '26-Easter holidays. ' 'IIOUL CALENDAR.. l SL Apr. 1 Apr. 1 Apr. 3 Apr. Apr. 7 Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. 16 Apr. 19 Apr. 24 30 Apr. May 6 May 6 May '7 -Senior April Fool edition of the HifTalk was published. -Seniors enjoyed another hilarious Kid Day. -The horticulture team of Future Farmers won second place at Arlington contest: the other teams made a creditable showing. 6-Choral Club presented two numbers before a joint meeting of the P. T. A. on Tuesday night. -The boys' tennis squad was defeated in two matches by the Highland Park Scotties. Grover Cantrell lost to Terrell, but was leading over Highland Park when rain forced postponement. The matches were played in Dallas. 8-Senior girls' declamation eliminations were made. Declaimers representing the school in the district meet were: Anna Belle Mitchell, Senior girl: Ray' burn Nall, Senior boy: Mary Nancy Nall, junior girl: James Spradley, Junior boy. 10-The tennis squads met Masonic Home teams in a practice meet on the city courts. Sherman won six out of seven matches. 11-Future Farmers were represented with teams at the Kraft Phoenix Field Day event at Denison. 12-The results of the essay contest were announced as follows: Bob Bryant, first: Lucy Ellen Gibson, second. 13-A musical organization from Abilene Christian College furnished a special program for assembly. 14-PanfAmerican Day was observed by all the home rooms. Spanish students furnished special numbers on these programs. 14-Mr. Hartsield's home room was announced as playground ball winner: Mr. Spivey's home room as basketball winner: Miss Wade's home room as girls, volleyball winner: and Mr. Griffin's home room as boys' volleyball winner. DISTRICT WINNERS 17-The following contestants won in the literary events: Senior boys' declaf mation, Raymond Nall, Hrst: Senior girls' declamation, Anna Belle Mitchell, second: Junior boys' declamation, james Spradley, second: Boys' debate, F. A. Loving and james Lay, second: Essay, Bob Bryant, second: Extempof raneous speaking, Bernice Reagan, third: in track, high jump, Billy Dodd, second: Mile run, John Melton, fourth: in tennis, girls' singles, Frances Davis, first: Boys' doubles, Jack Fulkerson and john Perry went to the finals and lost to Highland Park. -A chapel program was presented by the Spanish Club. REGIONAL WINNERS -Rayburn Nall won first place in boys' senior declamation in the regional meet at Denton and Frances Davis won first place in girls' tennis singles. -HifY banquet was given at the Grayson Hotel. -In observance of Music Week a special program was presented in assembly. -The following oflicers of the National Honor Society were elected for the coming year: President, Nancy Lee Love: Vice-President, jack Swafford: Secretary, jacquelin Hughes: Treasurer, Helen Orr. -Senior Class Day. Special assembly program at 10:15 a. m. was given. The amplifying system was presented to the school by the Senior class. Betty Browne was announced winner of the merit award. May 7-Senior Day. May 21-Senior Play. May 21-Athenians distributed. May 29-Senior Banquet at Grayson Hotel. May 30-Baccalaureate Sermon. May 31- fCU1'D1'T1CYlC6IT16I1f Exercises. 4':5vS-': .,'. .- . , .gg aw., 9, f .e ,ad 4 ,L-, ,-: N..,,,.g:,,'y yn 1.-. ,- ,A ,H Y ,K ,i , K ,, , A' ' 'f A 'fafeffvf f' 'f -1:r1a+1'Ssz'f?fffi7,t55i?1- ' 5i+??H9Z54f:-iE'if ' .-ws.. ', , M .-1-snvhf ,,,, Lkenze ,. .4 - SIU, 11, bi .f r If 'Tfvia LFIQ' 1- -. '-wg: 651 , , ,lg -'K Y' r- 5 j- wa! 'E , 4. -1.4 ' 4 . , V. ,. Prf' .1 . ' , , king, Q Eitviig-' -53-f QQ. -f 1 ,.,,.: .Y ,, M' , i , --,-,WQQBN so .131 , rgfjsk 'ffff , x .hui li - ' I ' , 'i -eh-vw! if Qvg'-?'Q:f- 'Wi-F,:f ' 1 i w i - 3? SELF-EXPRESS! ON 8 ' A' any , ' 'J 2. 'ir !5'l 133-f I35' lm 1 rs Lag? ', lCl-I iw X913 , .. A Q 4 ' W Q d v W K 1. 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A., Y ,,,, ..VY Y , , F- H- FOWLER KENNETH VICK JAIVIICS LAY W- F- COL!-l'3Y Kitten and Track Coach Student Managers Business Manager -A Top Row-Harvey Millsap, Joe Thompson, Clifton Fields, Jennings Mason, Mid Willis, Gaylord Blue, Robert Willson, Billy Claunch. Second Row-Clasper Braswell, Robert Tolbert, Billy McGuire, James Robinson, Sherman Elliott, John Ellis, Wallace Dickson, Dalma Simmons, Markam Lane. Bottom Row-Weldon Miller, Douglas Blankenship, Alvin Barker, Richard Vestal, Verde Vance Dickey, mascot, George Brooks, Billy Dodd, Edgar Thompson, Clyde Stone. FOOTBALL SQUADS Top Row-Ernest Thompson, Doyle Caraway, Tom Fuller, James McCall, Conway Wharton, Billy Bratz, Bobby Cloud, Hayden Meredith, Billy Barrett. Second ROW-Ernest Jones, Billy Calhoun, Jabus Barker, Joe Henry Stout, Tommy Clyce, Leonard Dur- rett, Pete Casten, James VVilliams. Bottom Row-Dick Smith, Leon Pelley, Ewell Higginhotham, Jim Gleckler, Floyd Coffman, Maurice Bryan, Ray Browning, Emil Hatfield, Lloyd Collman. Y 1 I r l l H 112- ,ffsl W mi 2 V3 ,G A Sig?-f . X9 2. , Q., 83' M f 1433, X PJ 3 all Ei 1 ?i 'L :A w iii Eff 'f M: 1:45 f 374:49 'vfd my Fg ff Ll I A U wi f ash GEN JV, , 11551 :QQ 1 xyif 'Qin 1 :I 2' . 2 , f: AK, 1 x, X w. ,:.,.4.L., .f di, N 11-1 ' :E .ffif ' W 'P' ser. vi' fi ' IFC - , 5 'uf - 5 .pr , . J' gf w- - 1' A A-:f:,,w-Twin , FED Boaz Grcoamc BROOKS mv- -rx: -qw .431 'vga-gg: irq - 1 VP 'L JZ 1' .9 -1 , v-slfn.. ALVIN BARK1-QR, Capt. Quarterback JOH N EI.I.IS, Capt. Tackle - End Fullback RICHARD XvIfS'l'AI. Hzllfback I31l.I.Y IJOIJII Halfback S1-1lCRl1AN l':l.I.IO'l' Tackle INIARKHAM LAN:-3 Center J014: THOMPSON WAr.r,AC1cD1CKsoN Center Emi JAM :cs R01s1NsoN Tackle CI.I1f'I'ON F U-3 LDS Guard 1 1,'H,..,i ' ' 6.114 Zi'-swiw. : , f F 2 . H' Q U' 1 1 fi ,311 N4 V P 5, ,Q ,, 4W.,.f,1.K..,- in-fi wwf: -1 , '11 4 'Mig ZS7? 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I 1911 rw ,gg gn H41 Xl' Fi' 'flfnfr 5 KP 15131 aff S 53 wi 91 g .gy w. ,Y Wg' in ,, Q N1 L V W W W' 77' - ' W ' f' 'W ' ' r r i E , , I F F , ,,g- FOOTBALL RESULTS SHERMAN 43-T1sHoM1NGo 0 The Sherman Bearcats got off to a good season in spite of their inexperience and lack of weight by defeating Tishomingo by the score of 43 to O. Witli only two veterans back, the 1935 B team made good in their nrst big game. Early in the first quarter Dodd carried the ball over the goal line for the first touchdown of the game. Throughout the remainder of the game Sherman's goal line was never threatened. due to the fine playing of the Bearcat forward wall. Dodd, Blankenship, Brooks, and Thompson shared honors for the touchdowns. SHERMAN 7-WOODROW WILSON 20 Playing in a comparatively empty stadium and on a hard bare gridiron, which is in contrast to their usual conditions. the Cats were badly beaten by the Wocmdrow Wilsori Wildcats during the first three quarters. Their blocking and tackling was ,very rugged which allowed the Wildcats to rip through their line for any number of gains. Becoming accustomed to the conditions, the Bearcats speeded up their passing offense to score in the final period. The touchdown was made by virtue of a pass from Dodd to Vestal. Dodd and Vestal played good games with Ellis playing his greatest of the year. SHERMAN 0-GREENVILLE 6 Greatly outweighed and handicapped by facing a much more experienced club, the Hghting Bearcats went to Greenville to do the impossible-defeat the famous Lions. Playing on a wet Held and under very trying conditions. neither team showed much of an offense. but made up for this by playing a stubborn defensive game. Greenville scored in the second period by a fluke end run. Many times after this the Lions threatened. but were held by th-e fine Bearcat defense. Although they did not fulhll their promise of winning, the Cats won a moral victory by playing one of the greatest games of the year. SHERMAN 0-ADAMSON 6 Playing on a wet Held. the Adamson Leopards and the Sherman Bearcats played on even terms until the fourth quarter when the Leopards scored. They failed to convert. Sherman threatened in the first quarter with a strong attack to their opponents' twofyard line, but they could not rush the hall over. Gther than this one threat Sherman's stubborn defense was the only factor that prevented a greater Adamson victory. Sherman's fourth quarter passing attack was futile, leaving the score 6 to O against them. Dodd and Vestal played good offensive games while Thompson. Dickson, and Ellis stood out in the line. SHERMAN 0-HI PARK 30 Due to had blocking and tackling the Bearcats lost to the HifPark Scotties in one of their worst defeats of the year. Besides poor playing. Sherman lacked the usual Gght which is their greatest asset. Taking advantage of our bad playing and their unusually good playing, the Scotties ran up a score of 30 to O. Sherman made 10 hrst downs, but were unable to put them together to make touchdowns. Ellis continued to play his great defensive game. FOOTBALL RESULTS SHERMAN 6-WICHITA FALLS 7 The Bearcats journeyed to Wichita Falls determined to defeat the team that eliminated them from the State race the previous year. Sherman got off to a very bad start by fumbling in the first period which resulted in a Wichita Falls touchdown. The try for extra point was good. Both teams threatened to score many times throughout the remainder of the game, with the Sherman Bearcats playing slightly better football. Despite these threats, the Bearcats failed to push over a touchdown until Vestal made a spectacular punt return of 50 yards to their oppo' nents' Sfyard line, where Barker plunged the ball over. Robinson's try for extra point was no good, making the final score 7 to 6 in favor of Wichita Falls. Sherman played an exceptionally good competitive game with Vestal, Dodd, Barker, and Ellis outstanding. SHERMAN 6-DENISON 7 Despite the fact that they were greatly handicapped by injuries, the Bearcats played their Hrst conference game with the best competitive spirit shown during the season. The Cats opened the scoring by running over a touchdown in the second period of the game. After Dodd made the touchdown, Robinson was sent into the game to convert, but was unsuccessful. The Bearcats held the Jackets scoreless until the last few minutes of the game, when, by virtue of a completed pass and a series of good gains through the line, the Jackets pushed over a tally. Denison's try for extra point was good, making the final score seven to six in their favor. Dodd's brilliant running and McGuire's staunch defensive play were the high points of the game. SHERMAN 19-BONHAM 6 Playing football below par, the Bearcats were held to three touchdowns against the purple Warriors. These scores came in the second and fourth quarters and were made by virtue of passes from Dodd to Stone and to Simmons and a plunge over center by Dodd again. Bonham's only tally was due to Beasley's intercepting a Sherman pass and running 40 yards to score. The game was rugged and comparatively slow due to numerous penalties and poor blocking and tackling. Ellis and Dodd stood out for the Cats. SHERMAN 7-PARIS 6 Paris started the game playing heads up football and scored on Sherman during the first period. After being outplayed, the Cats came back to make a touchdown by virtue of a well' executed lateral pass to Blankenship. Sherman made the extra point to go into the lead by the score of seven to six. After scoring once, both teams muffed many chances to increase their score, due to very rugged blocking and running. Sherman's had play was due to finding Paris a better team than they had excepted. In contrast to many games this year, Sherman won this one as a result of making the extra point. SHERMAN 13-GAINESVILLE 26 The favored Gainesville Leopards invaded Sherman determined to defeat the Bearcats to lift the district crown from their head. During the first half Gainesville's double wing offense was entirely too deceptive for the Cats, and as a result chalked up four tallies. Coming back strong in the second half, Sherman outplayed the Leopards by scoring two touchdowns to their one. Sherman's touchdowns were made by a successful lateral to Blankenship and a line buck by Barker. Although Sherman was beaten badly in the first period they proved they had more fight than any other club in the district by coming back and threatening to overcome an impossible lead. Braswell, Dodd, and Stone played very good football for the Bearcats. 3 BOYS' BASKETBALL Rayburn Nall, Kenneth Vick, Billy McGuire, Omnes XVe11s Clyde Stone, Richard Vestal, John Ellis, Billy Dodd, Ted Boaz RICHARD VESTAL TI-:D BOAZ JOHN ELLIS BILLY DODD l . OMNES WEI.T.S I CLYDE STONE- A KENNETH VICK RAYBURN NALL ' It ,. , Q 1 a:sg55 E,,,,, 3 . fx 'i:5.QszsEeia ft V .:.s5a. if f 3 252' J Q Q f If I 'N E pw M t' I M2 K F Q ---- : 3.55 ---' , ' ,. ,.:.,,:.,.1:WE:::,-.:5E5E5E5E5EElE5iE5i5E5:5 ,,Q.,.vi ''-' 5i 'i5iE5E5E5:Ei5:':5E5351525551: .,,. ?'?f'5 : ' my :. 35:1 ,ff 229' 155523. ' ' IEEE f 1,9 V N - Ns vi ::5E5,'::. . ' : - , f i I fl . V' - Q 2 If 53 F3 fi iv ra F5 ' ff P ya E2 Q 5' Q gg gs, BL? fi w 5 9 3, Is Q if I f A www -35, M,-Toyz W 'Q ,, if if fi 2:22 f ,,:-fi I 2 : ,iw L 'I fig. f . ' ' , as X ,... . - .. , ,, -me .., N Q 344- 'mmf if MA 5 'E va WW -W i xp Q wi X5 1 WW Q Q Q. 5 X : 5 ,. . 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SHERMAN 19, BONHAM 27-Playing a return game, Bonham again defeated the Bearcats by a slightly larger score of 27f19. Wells of Sherman and Williams of Bonham tied for scoring honors with 9 points. SHERMAN 11, DURANT 27-journeying to Durant the Cats were defeated by the strong, fast team of that city. Guyer of Durant was highfpoint man with S points. SHERMAN 16, DURANT 43-In the return game Durant again handed Sherman a defeat by a wide margin of 4346. Vick of Sherman led scoring with 14 points. SHERMAN 21, GREENVILLE 37fAgain getting off to a slow start, Sherman was defeated by the Greenville Lions by the score of 2165. Moss of the Lions copped scoring honors. SHERMAN 24, GAINESVILLE 16f-In annexing their first victory of the season Sherman's flashy forward, Wells, led the scoring with 8 points. SHERMAN 27, HONEY GROVE 12fRepeating, the Cats defeated Honey Grove hy the overwhelming score of 27f12. Hodge of Honey Grove captured scoring honors. SHERMANfB 25, HIGHLANDfB 234Showing great possibilities, the ShermanfB team nosed out the HifParkfB team by the score of 2923. Wheeler of Sherman showed much ability in leading the scoring. SHERMAN 14, HIGHLAND PARK Biff-Sherman was again defeated by the highly touted Scotties in spite of putting up a great fight. Waters of HifPark led the scoring with 12 points followed by Wells of Sherman with 8. SHERMAN 31, HONEY GROVE 12-In the return tilt with Honey Grove, Sher' man again defeated them hy the wide margin of 31f12 points. Again Wells of Sher' man captured scoring honors with 14 points. SHERMAN 17, GREENVILLE 35-In their last game before the District Meet, the Oats again lost to Greenville. Moss of the Lions held scoring honors. DISTRICT MEET SHERMAN 21, BELLS Sim-Entering into the first round of the District Meet Sherman was defeated by Bells, which had a surprisingly good team, Cobb of Bells led the scoring with 12 points, with Vick and Vestal of Sherman trailing with 6 points each. TRACK. JOHN EI,LIS JAMES ROBINSON In the only important meet of the year Sherman defeated its nearest rival, Gainesville, by the score of 44-31. Ellis and Dodd of Sherman and Cloud of Howe were outstanding per- formers of the track meet. Trackmen attending the Fort Worth Stock Meet, the largest meet in the Southwest, were Dodd, Calhoun, Melton and Ellis. Dodd did excep- tionally Well in tying for second place in the high jump, while Calhoun won second in the 440 yard dash. No other meets were held before district except several with Howe which were for the practice only. DISTRICT MEET At the district meet held at Dallas the following tract team members placed in various events: Dodd tied for second place in the high jump, and Melton won fourth place in the mile run. LETTER WINNERS Letter winners for the 1937 track season are Billy Dodd and John Melton. 1937 TRACK SQUAD Top Row-Billy Dcdd, Billy McKinney, John Ellis, Ted Boaz, C. J. Smith, Omnes Wells, Mr. Fowler. Second RovvfLa.vell Davis, John Melton, Billy Calhoun, Bobby McCulloch. Third Row-Leroy Shelton, Weldon Miller, F. L. Goodson, Jack Swafford, George Brooks, Edgar Thompson 0 ,7-'-TZ? I7 I I I IHA A 4 - .4 1 BOYS' TENNIS... The boys' tennis team was composed of John Perry, Grover Cantrell, Jack Fulkerson, Charles W. Gibson, and Maurice Crowder, manager. Fulkerson and Perry were chosen to play doubles and Grover Cantrell was chosen to represent the school in singles. TOURNAMENT PLAY In the first match of the year, the boys defeated the VVoodrow VVilson team. Cantrell won two singles matches and teamed with Fulkerson to annex one doubles match. Perry won a singles match and paired With Fulkerson to defeat the Woodrow VVilson No. 1 doubles team. In the final match Fulkerson defeated awildcat player in a single match. Following this overwhelming victory, the Bearcats again won a decisive decision over North Dallas. Cantrell and Perry each, easily, won a singles match, while Fulkerson had more trouble in splitting a two set battle. In the final match, Perry and Fulkerson had trouble in outlasting the North Dallas No. 1 doubles team to win in five sets. In the final match before district, played at Highland Park, the Sher- man team met the Hi-Park team and Terrell. Cantrell lost to Barns of Terrell in two sets, and was leading over Brennen of Hi-Park when rain prevented further play. Perry and Fulkerson teamed against Baird and Hettington of Hi-Park and lost the arranged two out of three set match 1-6, 6-1, 7-5, but won in straight sets in extended play of three Sets 6-0 6-2, 6-0. DISTRICT MEET In singles play Cantrell defeated Ennis 6-0, 6-1, but lost in a very hard fought three set semi-final match by the score of 6-3, 3-6, 6-4. In doubles play, Perry and Fulkerson defeated Garland 6-3, 6-4, Den- son 6-0. 6-1, but lost to Hi-Park in the finals 6-4, 1-6, 7-5, 6-4. As Grover Cantrell is only a sophomore, much is expected of him in the coming two years after his very line showing this year. LETTER WINNERS Those who receive letter awards are Grover Cantrell, John Perry, and Jack Fulkerson. BOYS' TENNIS SQUAD Mr. Washam, John Perry, Grover Cantrell, Charles Gibson, Jack Fulkerson. l GIRLS' TENNIS... GIRLS' TENNIS RANKING Frances Davis, Drucilla Dickerson, Margaret Hill and Betty Browne comprised the girls' tennis team. Frances Davis held the singles title and Drucilla Dickerson and Margaret Hill composed the doubles team. TOURNAMENT PLAY In the first practice match with Woodrow Wilson, Frances Davis met a boy representative and defeated him in close sets. Drucilla Dickerson met another boy representative and was defeated 6-2. 6-4. Betty Brcwne and Margaret Hill defeated the girls' doubles team in straight sets. At North Dallas, Hill and Browne defeated Cass and Mathews and Dickerson and Hill were defeated by Cass and YVillenkamp by a score of 4-6, 6-4, 4-6. Drucilla Dickerson was defeated by Betty Willenkam p, 6-4, 6-3, At Masonic Home in Fort Worth, Browne and Hill were defeated by Gay- len and Wilcia, 6-0, 6-1. Dickerson and Hill downed Carter and Cardwell, in straight sets. In the return match played on the Sherman courts Hill and Dickerson were beaten by Gaylen and Wilcia. 6-0, 6-3. Jane McElhannon, .lean Wilbanks, Florence Helen Birge, and Virginia Ann Birge participated in the matches with Masonic Home and another with Van Alstyne, and in winning a good percentage of their matches show great promise for nextyear's team. DISTRICT WINNER Frances Davis, girls' representative in singles, won at the District Meet held in Dallas. She defeated representatives from Italy and Terrell in straight sets. Hill and Dickerson were eliminated by Garland, 7-5, 2-6, 4-6. Frances Davis met Betty Willenkamp in the finals and defeated her 6-0, 6-1, thereby capturing the District Championship. REGIONAL WINNER In the regional meet at Denton, Frances Davis won from Pauline Chil- ton of Marlin, 9-7, 6-1, in the finals, thus adding the title of regional winner in girls' singles. LETTER WINNERS Letter winners in girls' tennis are Frances Davis, Drucilla Dickerson, and Margaret Hill. GIRLS' TENNIS SQUAD Betty Browne, Margaret Hill, Frances Davis, Drucilla Dickerson, Miss Noble. 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E -J CLUB OFFICERS -'ATHENIANH STAFF Faculty Sponsor... ...............-....-...---..------,-,----,-'--------- ------------ M iss Root Editor in Chief ....... --------- D Oforhy Fitch Assistant Editor ................ --------- N HUCY Love Business Manager ...........,......, ----,--- R OSS Wilson Assistant Business Manager ...,,..,,....... Senior Assistant Business Manager ...,.. junior Assistant Business Manager ..., Senior Class Editor ........................... Junior Class Editor ................ .... Sophomore Class Editor ...... Freshman Class Editor ,.... Athletic Editor ........,,. .....,..Richard Litsey Joe Walk .lack Swafford ......Billie Lee Moss ........,,..,..jean Reid ......Nadyne Knight Dorothy Hendricks .......Iack Fulkerson Club Editor ..,..,...... ......................................... J oyce Wilson Staff Photographers ,.,, .,..... .I ack McDonald, Raymond BlElCliW6ll Art Editors ,,.,.,,.,, ,..,,..,..........,........... M elba Compton, Mary Nancy Nall HI-TALK STAFF Faculty Sponsor ...........,.................................... ......... M r. Wilson Editor ..............,.. ............ I une Rhone Assistant Editor ................,................................i..............,.........,, Billy Whiteacre Business Manager .........,4...,...............,.....,.........,...........,...,..... Benny Weingarten GIRLS S ASSOCIATION Faculty Sponsor ...........i..Y..............,........................,........,...,......... Miss Noble President .,.....,...... ............ I.. ila Belle McLane VicefPresident ......... ........ i Anna Belle Mitchell SecretaryfTreasurer ...............,........ ...............................,........,.... N ancy Lee Love BOYS S ASSOCIATION Faculty Sponsor .....,.v.v...,.. .................,...................., ........, M r. Dickey President .....,...... .........,,.. I ohn Ellis Vicefljresidcnt ....... ......... Rayburn Nall Secretaryffreasurer ..........................,...v.....................,...,. ....... R icharcl Vestal FUTURE FARMERS Faculty Sponsor... .................................................... .......... M r. Spivey President ............. VieefPresident .,,... Treasurer ......,..., Secretary Faculty Sponsoi President ............ VicefPresident ......... HIY .........Lester Haynie .........,Conrad Morris ........Everett Clement .,,...,..Edward Davis Washam ...........-Ioe Thompson Decker Walk SecretaryfTreasurer .,............ Ross Wilson Sergeant at Arms .............................................,.....,.............................. James Lay SCHOLARSHIP CLUB Faculty Sponsor ........................................,.....,.............. ...,.....,. M iss Boyd President ............ Vic:efPresident ..,,.., Secretary ............. .......Billy Holmes .......joyce Wilson ........-lean Vv'ilbanks CLUB OFFICERS Faculty Sponsor Consul ....,...,. Consul ,...... Censor Aedile .... Tuestor ..,. Practor Reporter A..... Faculty Sponsor President ..,....... Vicefpresident .... LATIN CLUB MATH CLUB .....,....Miss Boyd .......Billy Holmes .............Don Vaughn ..,,...,Mell'Ja Compton ......,.Margaret Truman ,........-leanette Wheelei' ....,.,.,.,....Rayhurn Nall ........Annie Mae Gibson Wasliam ........,.,Ross Wilson ...........Donald Peters ..Martha Sue Cole Secretary ...,.........,.........,...,.......... ....................,...,,.,............... NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Faculty Sponsor ....,,,..,........................,......,..,,.................,.,,.,...,......... Miss Farlow President ......,....,. ,....................,.....i.,...,..,,,...............,..,......,..........i D on Vaughn VicefPresident .,., ........ D orothy Fitch Secretary .......... ............. F rances Lane Treasurer ..... .,,,.,,..................................,...........,......... M artha Sue Cole Faculty Sponsor President ................... VicefPresident .,,.... DRAMATIC CLUB Recording Secretary .i........... Corresponding Secretary ............................................ Treasurer ................ Faculty Sponsor President ..,... SecretaryfTreasurer Reporter ....... Faculty Sponsor President ...... Secretary ...,... SPANISH CLUB LIBRARY CLUB Miss Hollingsworth ..Drucilla Dickerson ....,.,Artymae Connelly ......Nancy Lee Love .....Martha Sue Cole Anna Belle Mitchell .........Miss Yeagley .......Charles Kyle ........Marjorie Ross ...........Bette Hall Miss Vincent ......Frankie Madison ...,i..Iuanita Brigham Jacqueline Short Treasurer v. ............ ,. .............. ...................... .............--...- - - BOOK AND PEN CLUB Faculty Sponsor .......................,.,...,.............................................. Miss BYOWD P1-egidenf ,-,,,,,,,,,. ,,,.,,,, V irginia Crutchheld Vjcefpresident ,,,, ,.........,.. D 1'LlClll21 DiClCC1'SOIl Sgqfetafy ,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,....,..,..,,..,...........,.,.,. Frances Davis JUNIOR-SENIOR HOME ECO. CLUB Faculty Sponsor ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,r,,,,,,,,,...4,.,..,,,.,............... Miss Mitllle Pfegidgm ,,,,,.,,,,,,-,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,4,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,4,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,...,...,. Bernice Reagan Vicefpresident ,,,, ..........t.,.. P 21UliH6 Smith Secrgtglfy ------,,,,,, ........ N 01121 M112 Treasurer . ............ .. .Wanda Vineyard SOPHOMORE-FRESHMAN HOME ECO. CLUB Faculty Sponsor ................,.........,................................................--------- Miss Wade President ........,.............................,................................ .....,.........-. R uby Fi'-Y M055 Doroth Marie Ross VicefPresident ....... ---.--- Y Secretary ..,,-,--, ,,,,,,,,,, M arjorie Tolbert V V D ff JN 1 fb HN Riff' I 4 m.:,X Hwy NV Vkdlv , W? ' :L xv 15614, X A my .JAH 1 ,,,I,,j M, ' K I M , lbyfg . f' R 3i 5 ' 'fin in f f if W' 'vm ' . - .. ff M M . . ' of J 4 V ,VPUV ,w L'R 3' U I W M' 0' 1' 1 I 1. W ff' WN jf 'WW f Q Lk!-I apt! 9021 :Til ADYERTISEN?E,NTS... 1 W iw' Pe! Qgxveffx ' Q M124 V4 7 ' 5 , '- H 'XZ is be..-iegif' Q0 X- f ' if ax li? ,X 1 -U Pt- gi f,'zf' N 2 is gg Q 3 P63214 -5: sgjf-4 x,x,x4',.,v,x-----,,,x-,,,,---,.-- The following pages form one of the most important sections of our year hook. It contains the advertisements of 0ur Business Friends Every advertisement is concrete proof of the iirm's desire for groxvthwnot only its own, but also for the growth of Sher- man High. Let the student body and advertisers continue to co-operate and We Will Progress Together These advertisers have spent their money with the students and 'tis only fair that in re- turn we patronize them, giv- ing positive evidence that Athenian Advertising Pays! I Lfltfjz,-:,'i:,-x,-X,AX,-X,-xfx,'x.,-X,-xr'-v-A-vf-v-Ax:V-X,-x.,Ax.,-s - -' - - fi' vvvviw 'T Av' f'.? X lx f. f. ,x .x ,L ,L lx ,x .-. ,+. fx fx fx ,x ,-X f. .A. ,x',-A Compliments MARKS BROS. Sherman 's Greatest Department Store Th L d' B k Sl 2 F33 riffs FRANK H A R E fow Looafediat Y N Y V Y w lll North Iran is Street CT he Reunolds'-Parker Co. immie 21 125 ic. wan sm-Q We Thank The Athenian For this opportunity of expressing our gratitude for the cooperation given us by the Sherman School Board and Superintendent L. T. Cook American Desk Manufacturing Co. Temple, Texas WEBB 8: XVEBB Complfmenff LAXX'Y'ERS CHUCK HUUSE SIIERNIAN, TEXAS North Texas'Finest Sandwich Shop' NIERCHANTS AND PLANTICRS NATIONAL BANK SHERMAN, TEXAS liS'l'ABLISllED 1872 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation lfv-V-V-V-V-v-v-J-J-...-.J-.I-V-..-J-V-.,-V-VAv- A - A I qf:s:A:A:,,-,.,,...Y...,...,,..,...,,.,vA-,.,,,..,...v,..,...,...,...,.-., Vities Service Kool Nlulor Gasoline lk' Sure - .Xml lnsure ln V v X W Tllli MIDLAND llllflfl .xlixl UI' Kansas Cily, Xlissuuri R. U. HART. lllS'l'RlC I' 5l.KN.KGl'lR Nl. .l. llllllixlfli. Dlstribllillr llI'l-'lI'l-12l0l'1NlNllClU1l,kl. BIIN' Nlll-'RXIAY TEXAS To the Senior Class of H137 NVQ Do lVish You livery Sum-cess MGRRIS JICYVELRY COMPANY slI1+:RMAN's LEADING .mw143l,lc1zs M l' f, P QR If si Commeneement fx 4' 4 52 , K -,' Invitations l' Q V? fr lf: CLASS JEWYELIIY ,f'??'ffu' W aw-ga s ,f vivi d- NIT! fm 1 2 4 'Q fk U . '..l f fa- A ,-it gh- - ,:1xg:ix.kg L - : c, .. L :N ix- Schmidt fs - X Engraving Co. Harry Shryoc, Representative T suunmuus For Frying - Baking wAco, TEXAS and Cake Making LYON - GRAY Lumber Company Wflne Price Is llighti' Congratulations CIIPLEY 8: MILLS 5'3 's I nsuranee.. Q- K K - I Beal Estate Q .ij-.C.PENNBY coMrAu!','ln'e. Federal Farm Loans f'1v2r:4-N,-'v':'2e:11:'2v,f-N.12r:l:'2:'1:12:'2:11r:1v.f1:1:41:'2r:2: DR UGS LUNCIIES FANIDIES TOILET A RTICLES KElTll'S DIIUG STUBES For Better Service STATIONERY SUNDRIES BASS, PARRISH 8 TAYLOR CO. Fanoy Dry Goods l.ADIliS' AND CllIl.DRliN'S DRIGSSIES AND voxrs l:oYS' CLoTllING AND FPRNISIIINGS Corner Travis and Houston SHERMAN, TEXAS Congratulations Class of 93 7 Kennedy Food Co. IRYIN KENNEDY, Manager, Owner Il . L . II A L L Insurance and Wil son Sz Diekerman Shoes and Hosiery 123 North Travis Street A. J. TuoM,xs Moron Go. S'l'U1mlcl:,uucnANn PACKARD The Spot- Ask the Man V Light Car who owns one Real Estate Use O Gladlola Always Uniiornn - Always Dependable A Sherman Product SCULL, SWAIN Sz WALLACE C0. 107 South Travis Street IIAIIINVAIIE - ll0USE FURNISHINGS 'J-i1'1'12 fx:f5iifLx4:A -.-12-12-ill'-,., A ,., .-, ,-. ,- -. 'a 11 1,1 Q5 1?I I I 1 1 1:1 1 sat, 1 41 IA 11 1 'QI1 1x1 E1 1 1 I .gb 1 Q., N I I l 1 '1 It Q1 1, 11 ,1 1 'IW I lu 1 '1 I 11 ,I I1 ,I H l l I ,Y I ijt l,-V-V-V-V-V-V-V-V-V-V-V-V-V-V-V-V-V-V-V-.fxQ 1 154 1,2 1x1x1x1x,,,,---,--,---,-,--- -,.v v..v- -A--------,x-,x-,,fx,7 1. ' '1 SQ PLANGMAN MOTOR LO. gp e 'H CHRYSLER - - PLYMOUTH 51, Sales and Serviee ,ii 1 X V ' Y Y 1 1 T 1 T 'ILXACO PRODLCIS i- TIRlaS AND SERVICE Q13 431 E' 214-216 NORTH YVALNUI' S'l'RIili'l' PTTOUS E1 Tc' by NEAL Gmsox HESTAND - SWINDLE ,Q llIS'l'RlC'I' NIAFAGICR ll? jefferson Standard Lzfe Insurance Co. l,RFSCRH,TmN QPFCMI NTS Q 3 Annuities - Life Ins. - Relireml-nt Income A X , 'A ag., olmf 1 L lil 4ll coxlmzuunu. BUILDING I h0 h ' ' ,P P SHERMAN. TEXAS West Side Square SHERMAN, TEXAS 1.1 P I Congratulations, Class of '37 gli O N A I if, ' 0 -'E ' 11 . sr' . , ' ' WE MAKE AfHQl!5f A fl0l1ff ' 'JV' LANE c'l+:lm.uz CHEST le. C. A. lulnos if I THE TVELL INFORMICD USE ICE THE ONLY AIR CONDITIONICD REFRIGERA'l'ION muff H SOUTHERN ICE CO., INC. -L13 EAST II0lfS'l'0N S'l'RIili'1' PIIONIC 90 DYER .E JONES 'f '1 f ? 'f' f PIIARMAGISTS BONE-ELLIS CU, SHERMAN, TEXAS Shoes and Hosiery TAPPANQS Your Credit Jewelers c'ml1'l,ETE STOCK ELGIN. BULOVA, VVAL'l'HANI, GRUEN. IIANIILTON VVATCIIES H ,r l .5 .S 'J 7 ,r jr 'r jr l ,e 'u I jr U 4 Z,-C,-x,-V-V-xfV-V-V-V-V-V-V-V-V-V-VAX,-V-V-V-A I 1 T !f25'xYl:f1:l:li:i:'l:2tl:,lzliitlglilzlzblz,112-,ig Q' Congratulations Seniors of 1937 I1 ' 1 1 I I , , gg I 1 II 1 A I ' - k 1 T y N 'II ,I NN rue srane wx rn ras Goaus ff 1,1 4. l I A ., iv v Av , -1-it .1 '-' ' ' - - 1,1 I Bl'I'l l'liR0l l'Il'AL SliRYIf'l11 S11151mAN Iellon CA1fl+:'1'E1nA 'SI II T 1 1 9 A Good Place to Eat - The SlumIenl's Friend I. I, N I In LT nml. slcmlrrg II I: Hfewelfy Thllf EfldQl1l'S and EfldlU'eSU Mrs. Annie li. Wilson, Manager Pt 1 I I, V L f 1 PURITY BAIGNG CO. '1 1 1. I, LANGSTON'S BREAD - PIES - CAKES - PASTRY II I, Phone 307 207 South Travis Street 1I v 1 V 1 v q 1 r r I I 11 HLAI x 1,111,111 13111111111 1 I Variety of Breads I 8 GENERAL INSLRANFE Yehlv Special - Rye - Dairy II 2Il c'1n1x111:1crl.xl.l:l'l1,lnNG Cracked Wheat - Salt Rising I , I 4 Phone GO Sherman, Texas PIICS - FA KES - PASTRY 'I I 1 I E1 1101211 v-s LUCAS sT0nEs 1, 4 Sales and S9l'l7il30 QUXXLITX' 1:00135 'S , AT 1. 1' Hllbllfll M0i0l' C0- Low12s'1' PRICES 1,1 If I ,I LIVINGSTON BROS. 1' I, ALWAYS RELIABLE I I, Outfitters for Hen and Young Men I 41 YVe Show the Newest Things First IDI 1, SIIICRNIAN, -------..... . . TEXAS 4 51 R. G. IIALL j BIRGI' lg 1 Grocery and Market HALL 8 Bllxhlu I I , V W 1 Insurance and Loans I ,I I RUN IDIHRS 01' 4111-411-41: xl. A 1'. 1:,xv1Qn1,1111. I. I1 EVERYTHING GOOD TO EAT Be SUN? When You If?-SUT? II I I KI CONIPLINIENTS OF IJ I I Y 1 , I I' MONTGOMERY, W ARD 8 COMPANY 'It I SHERMAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE It f''- v'v'v'vAv'v2v2v2,v2v41vixqiizfrcvzizfr-v:2v..,111SD zfttvz-xi.-: :-f,1-r5-cIx1-:. eca-e:v,1f:if-e:Q:c:-f,'se:r-ea-...-'7 lYe Appreviut e Your Pa tronaye CAS P UILS 'i'LF BOB Sz ROY GULF CORN ER M' A LN l l' AN D LAM A R S'l'Rl'lE'l'S S K I L L E R N 9 S Better Service Drug Stores Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Graduating Class of 1937 .... TEXAS TELEPHONE COMPANY Congratulations and Best M'ishes to The Athenian Staff. Faculty, and Student Body of Sherman High School SIIERMAN DAILY DEMOCRAT First In The Red River Valley Tllli PROFESSIONAL ARTS SCHOOL omr:c'TloN .IOYE AND NORMAN IIANSEN ALL TYPES OF DANCING mon I FX ool.l.lsur1 IIIONI' 4 I Greens fphotoqrapic Studio 1115 lDest Houston Street Sherman, Texas Follow the Trend to VARSITY TONVN B tl, , I FREEMAN SHOES oLo'1'H1cs VII 0115, Ilti S5 AND Up IIT North Travis Sherman xfyfxfyfxfxfxfyfxlyz-vv vv 'v 41'-an--n-fxvvvvv--4,---- vvrv- - -A,-x,x,x,-xfx,-x,x,x,-x,A,,-.,x,x S-,.v,x-- .vi-x-is-fx-, .-, .W - - - v v - v The Grdq son Hotel Eat Your Down-Town Meals With Us P PP PP P P 6'Quality Counts ASll,hHPH,S loo Cream Always Good ERNEST SEVVELI, AVALLACE PIIARNIAFV GREASING---KOOL MOTOR GAS PIIOHC 48 Phono 232 CURNHR yyAgLyl l'M,, IPI-QIQXX 2lSP North Travis Strvvt ROYAL SHINE PARLUR DAVIS IAYNIIIER COMPANY 'l'IIl'I0 l'Al'l'AS. I'R0l'RII-i'l'0R .l. LVNIAN DAVIS. UWNl-Ill-NIAXUQICIC l2I XURTII 'rl:.u'ls S'l'RI-IlC'I' SIIIQRNIAN. 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