Sherman High School - Athenian Yearbook (Sherman, TX)

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I I I I fi-'A . ' , , I' vt- V ' 1 ii' l rl I l fi' tl ll' li L 1 lXJR'l'l-IY FLANHRY- Dot The hand lhal guru' her Iwauly also made her good. , i Dorthy has been with us for four years now, and in each successive year of our acquaint- Il ance we have found something new and delightful in her to entrance us. Besides being en- r dowed with a generous quantity of good looks, Dorthy is quiet and thoughtful, and like others 1 of that class, is very interesting and at the same time very studious. IN l l RAY FRANCIS- Ray N Ideas Iroubli' me mare khan ft'ann'n. N Ray only lacked a few credits of graduating, so when he came back this year he had it very little work to do. In fact, he finished everything he had to do at mid-term. VVe were lil most assuredly glad to have had him graduate with the class of '23, however, and we only wish that the parting had not been so soon. l M RS. GHORGIC XVlI.LlAMS-nee-IELTA FOSTER- lilta l Y 1fn'z'al':'ed in Ihr' sad, and froulzlesonn' slate of n1alrimany. N The first of our Senior Class to enter in the holy bonds of matrimony, was Miss Ella Foster. lflta was one of the best liked girls in school, and although we hated to see her leave, we can congratulate Mr. NVilliams very heartily on being able to win such a wonderful prize. I VVILLIAM GORDON- Bill fill , ll Talk is his lur.vi1n's.r and chief di'Iial1I. 3 i X Bill is one of the most accomplished boys we have had the pleasure of being with during 1 A our school life. VVith but little study, he manages to rake in good grades, while the majority ii' of his time is either spent on making a new explosive or catching a new broadcasting station. ll' rr X i r ..7, -7-T .. - FL, , i Q 'fi f' 'ill' l l ' rf! Ui lil' ' , . .-- 0' f . il'lli ,'.iimfr-. f .tl -s Ya- ir -LN Ta-: -,linCm:,..-T. lim 5 !3 : LY33?agfu,,5555g?,I .iipiii l . ' Q-53 1 X t ATH EN IAN N :- r is Page Tzvenfv- Four

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K get .-,,. , , , , qmww W ll l l l , l ln l l 'l DORA DUER-- Dora W In har mind all things lmw liulnitatiozzf' l XNhen all of us are worrfcd over grades and such trifies, Dora knows she has no cause , to worry. VVe certainly were glad to have Dora with us and we all realize what we would il have missed had we not have had Dora's wonderful companionship. 3 ., l , HERBERT FAULL- Ug .S'hm'.v running over with big ferr. To gaze at his picture, one would not imagine Herbert to be one of the heart-Crushers of our class. Yet his looks are very deceiving, as a great many of the fairer sex will readily ad- mit. Nevertheless. we are certainly glad to have had the pleasure of his company for our W graduation. l ll DORIS EAGLETON- King - Dot 'lllaxt fvlmsafll at juxf mrvfing-and illzjlrnzuxv varlz time. Barbara! VVe really do not believe another girl of the class could have played her part as well as Doris played her part in VVho Kissed Barbara. Doris, because of her way of thinking deeply, always has won the hearts of us all. She is not only loved by all the students, but is likewise a favorite with the teachers as the teachers usually like their best students. P P X lil HOVVARD FLETCHER- Holler ll: Hv'lI bv all right -wlzvu hi' grows up. I 1 Howard has been with us for these many years in which he has risen from fishdom to i the heights of a senior. His ready smile and genial disposition are a part of the class and ' J school which we shall certainly miss at the parting of the way. l lr' i L .rv iw -11 A . r ' fQ133,,l l1z'11l1:l II ff ,lt -,W v al e 'ir-v-' '- K- -- ' zltjllllghl, - 1 E - A ,. . r fl D+, ,,,-L N ., A f.t!llq,s.. 1 : hw 2' Al , F. , i 1 15 1 A ' Et W . , - - -.- --. li ,-li llll '! ' ez:-, -l-L A Q - .t - A114 EN I AN f l Page Twenty- T hrfc mf1i..'-ratffi 'V an 1

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WKK 7m .A . Fl'-'ff 4 7i pk'1'i,T7'g1f 91'lZQV1H',f FTE 'T P!-P?'! 'WF '1T1 'fZff'Tt1F'1qPH5':1r5,'7 fwfr-4 z.'1n':l vg:'1u -at gust 1 H we - . 1 k MARY GlfORGE- Mary .S'lzr ix quirl and ti Indy for flint. Mary is an exact reproduction of her friend Alice Craig. She is quiet and does not say much about anything. But for all her quietness she impresses you with the integrity of her character. ROBERT HARRICL- Bob ll'l1t1I I dllllif kmm' about i'7'i'ryIlzi11g-ml:'I In' found. Robert is one of the boys who have helped our class up, greatly. He is influential and a strong supporter of the class of '23, There never was anyone who supported his class more than Robert has. Robert is liked by everyone all because of his cheerful countenance and his readiness to cheer a person up. M ILDRED GLENN- Eudora .A1 good .trout-Iikewi.w snun' .ttudv11t. VVe all know Eudora the store keeper of the General Store of Rocky Hollow. If there had been any motion picture directors here we are sure that they would have signed her up. However, Mildred is not only an actress-she is a pal of manyg the only reason he is not the pal of all is she is not known by all. ' Llili HATFIELD- Hattie H'l1-v has l1lIf7f'llIt'X.Y .vu .vlmrl fi du-v. ' U Lee comes from a family of athletes, but he seems to have eaten too much to uphold his ancestor's good name. However, we hear that Lee will be back next yearg so we believe that he will keep up his family's reputation yet. Hattie has a wonderful personality which has helped the reputation of our class. 'Ji' ' F'-T i It mmm t Set-gc J A -'J -5-X 'i f Q ,ll fllM s,.'lllWlt1l.u... ff-L - . -D 1 y C . J .,.. .Q Q W ,li-. - - -.. -.- 4 ' l ' iwllllm we als! E e 'r- N l' l Page Twenly-Five G ,vc ,. r 4. 1-n