Sherman High School - Athenian Yearbook (Sherman, TX)

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, if-x , N J 1 r' w - J -x'. -,,,.,.1...'-'- - ,'.,' ' . 1 ?z iH'3i'?I?23i'1f1L'5IWJ' 31 22.5 . . ' l! ipifIiiif'?Eif5i,i lfiif if ' as ft'! : 14: 212 :zzz fr J A M, . ,, ,::..,w .,.L. , , . ,.353Qgf... 5 ' . . ff Q ' -1 THE ATHENIAN CLASS OF '21 C' Rom the day that this class entered High School in September, 1917, up to this very day, it has ranked at the top in scholarship, in High School spirit, and in those qualities that go to make up amodern high school of the tirst order. We were Freshmen then, only Freshmen! Not as the cflmlueroz' comes, they the true-hearted came, but with life and college days stretching out before us to be lived, improved and made to count for something. Since then four years have passed. Four years that have made life seem 'more real, deeper and broader. The Class of '21 has led on the gridiron, on the A Club, and in basket-ball and track, we modestly admit. Yes, we have done all these things and, moreover, have seen the publishing of the H1 TALK and THE ATIIENIAN, we have organized clubs, worked up entertainments, made our influences felt all over school, and have made our eloquence heard in literarv societies and in the classroom. Uur triumphs are not yet completed. Our progress has been marked and our prospects are glorious. The joys our class have known have been many and treas- ured. Battles have come, of course. Each one had his 'struggles 3 but what each one gained, in strength from striving or in happiness from victory, time wi'l reveal. CLASS OFFICERS Rov RIDIDLE ----- - Prcsidfnt 'l'ANv THOMPSON - Vice'-Prefsidwzf LAURA fiRIN NELL Scc1'r'fary-Trc'as1n'cr JACK Guitar: - - Svrgr'ant at Arlnx MARIUN HALEN' Pres.: Rcpwtzfr filZNIiVlEVE KEX'liS - - Historian CLASS FLow12R: Daisy CLASS COLORS! Gold and Blur' NINETEEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY ONE