Sherman High School - Athenian Yearbook (Sherman, TX)

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.i The Good Imagine the melodic hit tune Teen Angel being sung by Coach Bill Estes in his senior play. How about Mrs. Patti Cook as a high-stepping drill team member? A marvelous actress singing the lead in Of Thee l Sing was Mrs. April Icsman whose yearbook staff career consisted of selling several busi- ness ads during her sophomore year while working at the local Burger Chef. being played by Mrs. Mary Lynn Jones in her high school band or maybe her sitting on the highly accredited stage with the top ten students in her grade. Picture Mrs. Diane Jones spending her senior Thanksgiv- ing as an actress in the play Hello Dolly . Coach Ron Rog- ers was active in band and QSur- priselj basketball. Shockingly enough Coach Ol Days ber's SCHGGUIS that also partici- pated in three school plays. No l m serious Coach Miller assured us. Teachers really were teens with similar problems and feel- ings once. Sometimes memories fade in some teachers but most realize how difficult a teen s life can be. Teary-eyed girls who walked into class after a breakup session with a very resent ex- boyfriend usually had the com- lain upon them according to Mrs. Diane Jones. Coach Bill Estes remembers when he and about fourteen oth- er coeds went out to the oil fields and played tackle football. Boys against girls he smiles. For each teacher there lin- gers those memories of fond- ness for their high school years. When asked to refer to one of these memories Mrs. Leslie Al- len s eyes wandered back to the 1 Cl 11 V 5 ll I V1 Q 1 1 gi? ri. bl T 5 Q gk 2 . . if yi Visualize a shiny black clarinet forting eyes of a female teacher , U s 1' . 5 :5 1 tits ll 7 5 at gy is rv 3 Q , ,gli ie i s f , ' 32 Q The pretty blonde with long straight hair, Miss Karla Shipes iMrs. 'tSkippy Skip- worthy, awaits performing the Hi-Stepper's 1973 Senior routine. She remembers, Miss Loop let us have a tire changing contest once. We won! Diane Meurer, now Mrs. Jones, hugs her Teddy tightly while getting dressed, She tells about her senior prom ending with the entire class going to a rented boat to par- ty from 2-6 a.m. Who is this pretty girl? is the thought running through many minds as they see Mrs. Leslie Allen's senior picture. She agrees with the rest that high school was great, but, College years were the best probably 'I D Terry Miller was once tready for this one?J a football and tennis playing wrestler who sang in choir and ensemble while work- ing around a tight band mem- cool Be-Bop days of Elvis and surely answered, My friends . . . being really really close. We were a close class. anew Y ei i N X Y Q-irzisl 1 6 2 4 -,232 -. . A H ,.zfr:Zr i-3g3:3sf5',?-f -friJ?s' 3Lt?' 3f'.rif 2 15 mf w?!!s2 5' .-5. Xfire'-M. - Sw ff . 2' ip, f 'i Q What a cute couple! The present Mr. and Mrs. lcsman, seen here as April Nevels and date James Icsman, are prepared to party the night away at the past year, the two- Senior Prom. This Q- Z -. H' K with the V

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