Sherman High School - Athenian Yearbook (Sherman, TX)

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,r .., ,-, . ..ll ' ,f :. 1' 'J Vw ' f L, ' Iv I if ,fl 5:5 if 'Ie 3 rj 2521 ya ' - ww-. ffp.,-,,,.,, , ,- W .A..A I VV,. , , ' ..., . .,.. .. ...... ., 'vwfw .. TH E ATHEN IAN FANNIE MAE CRAIG-'-FRANK l'l'l1rII om' is truly in love, one not only :nys sv, but shows it LA TERTULIA, GIRLS' RESERVE, BASKET BALL '20, SIPAE, SENIOR PLAY Fannie Mae has the qualities that go with a leader. She is another one of those who has a finger in the pie when it comes to successful High School activities. i . RAYMOND DIXON- RAY Does well, ads nobly and lhe best could do no more ATTICAN LEAGUE, LA TERTULIA Raymond is a bright and shining star in Geometry and History. He has worked without tiring, and we know that he will be able to multiply his honors in years to come. LYNN DICKINSON- MUI.E S CLUII, Foo-I-IIALL '18, '19, 'zog TRACK '17, '18, '19, 'zog BASKET BALL '18, '19, 'zo Lynn woulcln't let us say anything nice about him, so we are not going to say anything. CHARLES DUKE- CHARI.1E None but himself tould bv hisparallf-1 ATTICAN LEAGUE, A CLUII Charles has always been a big part in tIIe class of '21, He is such a Math. shark and has such a forensic ability five minute period. NINET EEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY ONE L I. I that he can cook his opponent's argument within a forty- -16- ,, ' P5 .ll Q A.. ,H - .ws-'