Sherman High School - Athenian Yearbook (Sherman, TX)

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The lVloment Of Truth Graduation ife as a senior was one of many things. To most it was an amazing triumph. When you reached your senior year, life finally became a reality. Your goals began to materialize, but you also felt like your life was a giant whirlwind of questions without answers. Questions like What will l wear to Homecoming? Who will be my prom date? What college will l attend? One question almost every sen- ior asked was, How will my sen- ior year be different from the pre- vious three? One difference was your senior Or Bust!!!! year brought you closer to all your friends because you began to realize that this was your last chance to be together. Another difference was activi- ties for seniors only, such as the Senior Caravan and the Senior Pep-Rally the ultimate head- bangers ball. These activities real- ly gave seniors an opportunity to show their class spirit and pride for their school. Tears were a common sight at each senior activity. Tears over what? Those over leaving your friends and those of the uncer- tainties of beginning a new life on your own as an adult. -s wifi ti-XE V Q Trainer Russell Tesney watches in- tensely as Willie Lawrence carries the ball 70 yards for the second touchdown at the Sherman!Denison game. Q Shawn Davis and Hillary Green perform amazing stunts during the Sherman!Deni- son football game. The fans were inspired by their performances.

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Q These three twentieth century Van Goghs kick-back and touch up their art skills. Jason Williams, Ricky Olivares and ' Brett Andrews are students of Art I. 41? r Wg' x if - QLLAS 4 Athenian Staff Photography Editor Richard Vaughn quietly enjoys his work of sorting pictures after school. Richard took over one thousand pictures for the Athenian this year. What's a week in the year that students dread most? ff. A. Christmas vacation W l i-- gi 1. at5mqff- -k i' '- , r X B. the first week of school , g,aQf?.-1 ., C. Homecoming .- xii. 3' fu ' wi K ' f ,iff K i wi , -' C -' . ' P 2 K gjizia rj , D. Spring Break ,g K f sgfsw mmf A, , r' s - i exif- Fix' if ' . of . 5112.2 Q32 if f '- J 'iff F ' . if ' 1 sri? ff ' 'S if f'WEQ2fe5tt- 1 'X tr i f:Q?,'-ffliiifiiiliiilzxi 'A igw gl uei ff' X A ' zlrfifggqq if If W , ' 1 1. rs.. V - its ' ' ii V 2' v i f , ' zielvisuv 4 On the morning of September 1, 1987, students woke up to the 9 first day of school. Like Debra Edwards, they all pulled the sheets over their heads hoping the first day was just a bad dream.

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v Kris Friend, varsity cheerleader warms up at the Sherman!Denison game where we won the ax. The back flip is one of many stunts the cheerleaders perform during the game. v Lang Morrison and Tiniya Anderson try something new and the Sherman!Denison game, Sherman later went on won 21 to 14, which made the record 2 and O, , 4 1 l . i W ,if 4 Paul Scheibmer leads the students in the reading of the preamble at the assem- bly celebrating the bicenntennial of our constitution. The assembly was created by Micheal Sullivan. 4 Office worker George Miller helps By- ron Whitfield go over his college plans. The counselor's office helped over 150 col- lege-bound seniors this year. Which of the terms below would every 1988 graduate definitely not use to describe himself? A, ruler of the school B. party animal C freshman initiator D underclassman Q iielvisuv A