Sherman High School - Athenian Yearbook (Sherman, TX)

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ff' X f 'j'f' . .1 ...,.... .,. , f,.., r-IQ, V A an .1 - T H E ATH E N IA N KATHERYN HATFIELD- HAT Malcr'.v hash' slowly LA T1-:RTU1.1A, MINSTRFil, Katheryn is quiet and unassuming, but she gets there just the same. She helped to make the Mi11strel a success. Here's to her. TED HATFIELD- CHon'TAW Thvn : a gift beyond thc rmrh of art, thi' gif! of being vloqurntly silent TRAcK '20, '21, MINSTRYII. Ted is always sure before he speaks. VVe will not soo11 forget what a good deacon of the First Penrod Baptist Church Ted made. Here's luck to him as an actor and 1 track man. 1 1 HOWARD HIESTAND- HowA1n1 1l'dJ1ll0l'1'0lt',f0F I am yu! ll boy LA TERTUl.IA, ATTIFAN LEAGUE, MINSTRIEI. Howard certainly can jig to beat sixty, and he certainly made himself useful in the Senior Minstrel. All of How- ard's troubles will end with his graduation. CHARLES W. HODGES- Dow, IN1:z Perhaps hr wz'llgr0w Foor1:A1.1. '21, BUs1N1-:ss MANAKIPIR ATHENIAN '21, MINSTREL, A1T1cAN LEAGUE, H1-Y Doby is a delicate boyg perhaps he was sick when Bug- tusle and Denison won in debating. Work is his middle name and Inez means tight. lf you don't believe it, you should have seen him in action in the class fight or watch him put a typewriter through its paces. NINETEEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY ONE I .. 1, , 4 5' as ' Il

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1 U 4 rf '-xi ,P ,, , , gfiia 4 fi ,gg T H E ATH E N IA N M ABLE J.'xCKSON-i'JAt'K Oh, Izhxrsed zvifh a tmnpvr whose unfloudvd my van make fonmrraw as cheerful as friday lssm, LA '1'r:u1'U1.m Mable came to us from Preston Bend and we have en- joyed having her, although she is rather quiet. NANNA JONPZS-i'N,kNNX ' li l few .rirwzg insfinds and a few plain ru1vs .VX good motto. The few strong instincts are to study and learn, and the few plain rules are her domestic accomplish- ments. Live up to it. MAMIE KliliLlNG- GI.0m:l4: luiu'1nmfvr dom' nuthin' to nolmdhv, by gum Samoa PLAY, INIINSTREI. Mamie came here from Temple, and we greet her to our school. You are welcome. Gloree won this righteous name in the minstrel, wherein she proved to us her ability of acting. She was really captivating to the Howites, they say. ANNE GliNliVlliVli Klfhvlfs- hvI41NL'5 1 um Cl heart-Izrvulciug vamp Srzmou limrou ATHENIAN '21, A CLUB, SENIOR lv11Ns'rR14i1., lss1.,x, G1R1.s' Rncsauvs, Shimon PLAY We are all crazy about Venus-Fish, juniors and Sen- iors. VVQ would just like to say that if she had been current in Cleo's time she would certainly have made more of a Mark of Antony than Cleo ever did! I NINETEEN HUNDRED AND TWENTV ONE I p -'T -I