Sherman High School - Athenian Yearbook (Sherman, TX)

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IWW? s f K 64 .. I: '7 . S T . ..,' E i 2 --'L v..'- '2 1. Danny Alford answers phone calls in front oftice. 2. Chris Reynolds helps Mrs. Marilyn Banks get records straight. 3. Sharon Vrla gets letters ready to mail to parents. 4. Debbie Markl checks out book to student. 5. Ken Neely helps file books in library. 6. Mary Barcus takes important phone call. Aides offer versahhty Students working in the office learn- ed to be patient with people, sort at- tendance cards, write permission slips and answer the phone. Students were graded on their atten- dance, attitude, and their ability to do jobs with little supervision. Library assistants kept records of in- coming magazines and papers. They helped to display magazines, as well as new library books. They also helped to shelve books and check them out to students. Departments - 29

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Health, Physical Education Dr. E Physical education encourages endurance Health, Physical Education and Driver's Education are required courses for all students at Sherman High School. Health students learn about hygiene, body functions, alcohol and drug educa- tion. Students in P.E. play tennis, volleyball, basketball, flickerball and participate in the Governor's Fitness Award. Driver's Ed. teaches the student how to drive a car in simulated and actual experience. l 2 6 1. Gayla Edwards practices artificial respiration on Resusi-Anne. 2. Daryl Miller gives it his best shot in volleyball. 3. Eric Williams, Angel Inman, Nicholas Torrefranca, Tracy Johnson, and Kevin 28 - Departments 1 3 4 Leach battle it out. 4. Sharon Jones and Mickey Myatt come to Mr. Jacky Kruse for answers in Driver's Ed. 5. Faith Daniels W 5 studies for health test. 6. An en- thusiastic student uses the simulator to practice his driving skills.

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Journalism Filled With Responsibilityg Deadlines The Publications staff room, now there's the place to be. If students are devoted, responsible, and able to withstand a lot of pressure, they are welcomed in A133. This is the department in Sherman High School that distributes the number one seller, the Athenian, and the school newspaper, Hi-Talk. This is also the room in which everyone knows everything about everybody, or at least tries to find out. Anything from wet negatives to quad-paks can be found scattered out in this productive place, and if lucky, lost copy maybe found. Staff members work many hours after school trying to put together all the loose ends and meet scheduled deadlines. Eg QE., giis QW . x if 1 2 4 X Alf' p Departments t tttlltl t 'FBI'-. l 6 Publications l A .W if 4' .1 ,W if