Sherman High School - Athenian Yearbook (Sherman, TX)

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Physical education keeps students fit The Physical Education department offered students activities that helped them stay physically fit. PE, Driver's Ed, and Health were all part of the Physical education department. ln PE I am able to participate in different team sports while trying to stay in shape, commented Pam Jacobs, junior. Health classes studied the human anatomy along with health care. They had presentations by guest speakers on physical and mental care. Driver's Ed helped students develop their driv- ing skills and get their long awaited driver's license. Drlver's Ed was a lot of fun, but it was work too, commented John Lowery. Driver's Ed benefitted those who allowed themselves to practice driving procedures, stated Jean Kuhns, instructor. 28 Academicsflnhysical Education 2 1. Mike Desaloms, Lisa Ford, and Debra Wallis get ready drivers training. 2. Donnie Stephens practices mouth mouth on Resusi-Anne. 3. Julie Bednarz and Pat listen to Mr. Ed Hunt give a health lecture. 4. Gina takes a soccer test in PE. 5. Students play Volleyball in PE.

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f Zyl Q .! iu-, J 1 'R W ' K N ii' 5 it S e ,.i g My mm Nywsm PF' S 4 A K6 f NV 5 6 Robert Tubbs practices the violin. 2. Scot Parnell performs during halftime. 3. Debbie Markl, Jeff Buckner, Susan Hase, Leslie s, Troy Werner, Mary Wiley and Kirk Rayford bring Christmas spirit to SHS. 4. Kelly Caddell shows his talent on the bells. 5. da Edwards, Joanna Collier, and Sharon Killion practice for the Christmas concert. 6. Cheryl Killion develops her musical skill. Academics! Music

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HM, X bn ggi., dmoz, Q.. .lb-. 'w'---W .J 'fL, 5-L .,,,,,,..m Wi , A T as-nan V Ridinger helps Christy Daffern check out a book. 2. Bill n answers the telephone in the office. 3. Michelle Fincher paper ready to fill the copy machine. 4. Jason Perkins records the distance phone calls. 5. Mrs. Carol Felch shows Jennifer Davis hang the newspapers. Library, office aides earn practical skills Upon entering the office at Sherman High the first person encountered might be the smiling face of an office aide. The office and school relies heavily on the of- fice aides. They learn to take over and do their jobs well, without being told. Taking attendance cards, answering phone calls, delivering messages, and filing are just a few of the many office aide jobs. We always have good dependable students, we couldn't do without them, commented Mrs. Pat Crow, secretary. Working in the office gives students practical experience for later self confidence. Andy Olmstead, senior, stated, Working in the office is enjoyable. All the office staff is so helpful and friendly. Library assistants helped students to check out books and the kept records of newspapers and magazines. They also set up various window displays throughout the year. 4... AcademicsfOffice Aides