Sherman High School - Athenian Yearbook (Sherman, TX)

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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

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9 . C -- ' r ,, I It ff'-xt t,-. ff. ' sf? LXHF' -.-.?.:4x.-7J'f1:fr '?fQivf ., f 'Gaz 'za fefgfneayfff-'J gy iso it giyfk H1521 :J ff F' f . i l ., , . , ,I 1 M, A, f , A, i '.', A ,,,, fi y T H E ATH E N IA N VIVIAN KIDD- Kin Thinl-'J little, but says ninth LA TERTULM Vivian has a finger in every pie that has devilment at the bottom. She believes in having a good time as she goes through this world of knowledge. Some day we will hear of her from the world of grand opera. Yes, she can sing. WILLIAM KIEITH- B11.1., HI-ZRTU As Irish as zz potato N. O. S. O. L., Associtvis l':IJITOR:X'1'HENIAN '21, Husmi-iss MANAIIPIR H1 TALK It gives us peculiar pleasure to now introduce to you VVilliam Tecumpseh, the only one of his kind in captivity. Friends, he is the only genuine wit in the Senior Class, and, like all other wits, he has the brains. For references see that fabulous semi-monthly offer, Tni-2 Hi TALK. LOIS LAIR- Lois I drizfi' 11 Ford .' watch out for Hit , LA TERTULIA, Si:N1oR hrl1NS'I'Rl-Il. Lois is another one of our class who distinguished her- self in the minstrel. lf she ever wants a recommendation for a vaudeville circuit, here is the place to come. MARTHA LAMBERTH- MAm'Hv The power of thought, thi' magic of thi' mind Martha has been a diligent student, and consequently has not taken part very actively in our Senior activities. We know that she has been with us in splrit, and that is saying a great deal. ' NINETEEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY ONE -236