Sherman High School - Athenian Yearbook (Sherman, TX)

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. Fw I xi Si! kr :,gg f li 'rw i L l' lllll tl' is 4 Danny Pinion screams the Rebel Yell , as his team scores against the Weath- erford Roo's. The Bearcats continued to score, bringing home a 24A8 victory. Q Penny Clark and Carol Young kick back and take a break in their air conditioned vehicle, as they attempt to escape the re- lentless early September heat, 4 Hesitating momentarily, Sharon Barcus de- cides to begin another day at SHS. She didn't want to ruin her chances of winning prizes in October for perfect attendance, What do sophomores look forward to most? A, getting a drivers license B. taking English ll C. sitting in the commons D. walking home V zieivisuv

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Ready For Initiation? Sophomores Step Up To A Safer Setting erhaps you respond to this dreaded remark by turning your head sharply and say- What? with a trembling in voice, perhaps you merely cower and try to slink away unno- ticed, or perhaps ... you hold your head high in defiance and reply that someone is mistak- en, for you are no longer a fresh- man, you are a sophomore. For sophomores, life has virtu- ally begun again. There lingers in the air a feeling of relief, no longer will they be looked down upon and made fun of as FISH. ing, your As sophomore Mike Owens, puts it, 'tYou're able to go into the bathrooms without having to sing jinglebells or the Mexican Nation- al Anthem. You're treated with more respect. there's no preju- dice against youg it's safe. You can get out in the halls and meet upperclassmen, and you can sit in the commons. ln general, one's sophomore year is merely a stepping stone from a lower to a higher level of education. However, you are still not yet an upperclassman. There are still two years left to go if 4 Rob Grooms strains to determine the photographers intention as Kristi McCoy looks on with a smile. Ann Webb seemed to enjoy her popcorn as much as the 32-O victory over Gainesville. ,L 4 Books in hand, mind in gear, Malcolm Milam shows his eagerness at returning to SHS for his sophomore year as he steps from the bus into his fourth day of school. WHAT'S THE

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Freshmen Enter New Era Varied Activities Provide Qpportunity For involvement ou're scared, nervous and anxious. These were the feelings of most freshmen entering SHS. Your freshman year was a new beginning. One of excitement, glamour and sus- pense. You made friends with the upperclassmen and you ran from the seniors on initiation day. But, through it all you survived. You were involved in several dif- ferent activities. You shared the halls, the cafeteria and the gym with the almighty seniors. When you first entered SHS you didn't really know what to expect. Most of you formed a U-line in front of the office and others made their way for the commons. Some of you were just lost in the halls wondering what to do next. Although you were probably terrified the very first week of school, you have have grown ac- customed to the rules and regula- tions of SHS and are ready to be- gin a second year here. TE hu Q Mark Berg and Daniel Smith operate the children's horseride at the Sherman Arts Fest. The FFA sponsors this event which is held on the grounds of the Sher- man Municipal Building each fall. V TF' jf. Q Tammy Kawls, Jennifer Schultz and Alecia Reynolds wait to have their pictures taken on September 17. Over 400 Fresh- men were photographed that day. WHAT'S THE