Sherman High School - Athenian Yearbook (Sherman, TX)

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NINETEEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY ONE , ,jf-'X ,fx ff.,-A, , 4 jjfas- f+g:',r2z'5331'2.g:iffs I1 V' LLL ez 121' W 'l7'ff.i xi tae' 'fi I A THE ATHENIAN JOE MILLER- Rau .-lway with him ,' ht' sfwiiks l.uIin iATTICAN LEAGUE, LA TERTl'LIA VVe all know and admire Joe for his Phord Kewpie, his correct answers in school and his red hair. MAURINE MORRIS-AABFIRTIPIY' Thr march of tht' human mind is slfmf' Maurine has been going more in thc last year than in the other two and will be quite a belle in the next few years. Go to it, Maurine. JOE MOORE- Pi-:Pr: Hv has the stump of an OTKIIUVH S1gN1oR M1NsTR1:1,, Foo'l'11,x1.1. '20, TRACK 'lo ANI: '21, S1-3N1oR PLAX' '21, LA Ti:R'rUl.1A, ATTICAN Liiixczuii Yes, Joe is going to be a lawyer, and we will say this much for him, that he certainly has the qualifications of one. Pepe and Sam came up here from Greenville two years ago and won the heart of Sherman High by their wonderful record in football. Here's to you. Josephus Orange Blos- soms. CECIL NEECE- Pol.1.Y His L'U1Ulft'!l4IIlL'L' is a 1ft'rypor1'rait of his mind BASI-ZBALI. '20, '21 Even he has good traits, too. First, he can bark like a dogg secondly, he can gobble like a turkey, and in the third place, he can act like a monkey. His greatest ambition is to be a Math professor. ln order to further develop his mind he spends his time in reading pamphlets on How to Achieve 21 Striking Personality.

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9 I' rf '--x 1+ . . .- . , 1 f W jp a'fww', 'li ,zwlvm 1.x fi -- ni VI- I H W:'l1mm:,, ... ' -,MZ T H E AT H E N IA N l l DOROTHY l.liPPliR- DUT .-I fwrfwl 'ZK'lL1l1tUl,I1UIJlj'f7llIlHlL'd lss1.,x Dorothy has been with us the short period of 1 year but she has found a place in our hearts, especially the boys' MARtlUliRl'l'lC LUUGHM ll.Ll':R- lNl.XRl.Ll.R1ll. I nuff help my eyes, they 'ztvre UI'ZU4lj'.S' tim! way l.,x 'l'r1k'l'1'l.1,x, Guns' Rust-:uvl-1 From observance, Marguerite believes in the saying, Children should be seen and not heard. NVe have certainly not heard her. DAN l.OVlNG- S1sTl-ZR .-l man running in logic and lllt1f11t'll1tIfll'.Y A Cunt, S1cN1oR M1NsT1u-xl., FOU'l'll.Xl,l. '30, .'5sSSlS'l'ANT liusmtiss MANAGER ATHENIAN '21, Sl-INIOR Plum' Dan goes calling on the ladies to improve his sociability and to learn to act in the presence of girls. But in spite of this, they all love him. Dan is a diplomatic shark when it comes to raking in the poker chips and blutling in Geometry. lle'd even hold an umbrella over a chicken in a shower of rain. So much for Lovin' Dan! liDl'l'H McCLlCNDON- B1.oNimc Oh, children, look LA 'l'l':u'l'L71.1A lidith has been in our class just this year. so we don't know her so very well-and she is also a quiet sort, so that hinders us from knowing her better. too: but we are sure that she will make her place in the world. NINETEEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY ONE ' J inf' i

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'rr vu' PN. f41,,fi-f:ff,.1- '11,-.,-f'1Q'-W-3'e:'z'1'7f?1TW Hi '52 ., V1 ff 111, unfit.-Z 1 .7 1:7 ,..,,.,.,,1..3 ,, ,., mr , .,,, :f 'W ,, ' Q I . T H E ATH E N IA N DOROTHY NEY- Do'1 ' '41 am n1i.v!rv.ssofcm1vvrsutim1 Soenrrv Emron H1TA1.K '11, ASSOCIATE EDITOR AT1-11-:NIAN '21, C1z1'1'1e or LA T1-:1zTU1.1A '20, PR1:s1n1-:NT LA T1-:RrU1.1A '21, A CL1111 '10, '10, '.z1 Why shouldn't she be mistress of conversation? Aside from the practice she has had in her mother's tongue, Doro- thy has had four years of Latin, three of French and three of Spa11isl1. That's goi11g some, Dot. She is sometimes called class phonograph, but by reading the above from left to right in the conventional way yOll will agree that we eouldn't have done without her. MARY O'NlClL- jUs'r lvlA11x ' Sin, is vquully at home in .S'l111lc1'sf1'11r1' 1111d1'1mk1'r1gfnr treo Mary has the brains of a student and the makings tor inclinations? of a cook. She will make either a wonderful housewife or all efficient ste11ograpl1er. MILDRED PfJSl':Y-nP05l'1YH l um Ihr' wry ffink of f1'rf1'1'lim1 lss1.A, A CLU1: Although the sky should fall, Mildred wo11ld remain at her post, and although she has only been with us for two years, she has llI'0Vt3ll her ability as a student. VVQ all like Mildred, and hope that o11r friendship with her will not end with this year. CHARLES D. Rl2l':Cl':4uCHARLIiS Uma ll-'Inn i.r1w1I2itinn butyr1'11tn1r.rs? H'h11! i.rgr1'atn1'sx but C.l'l1'Ilf of jva'w1'r? A'rT1t'AN L1-:At:111c, A CLUB, Snnlou P1.AY,H1-Y His main hobby was in cinching debatewand Wllllllllg. A great political career is predicted for him by nature of his wonderful gifts. VVe, the Senior Class, owe to Charles a hearty thanks for promoting our prominence. f NINETEEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY ONE A. 'I Aln l A 'H