Sherman High School - Athenian Yearbook (Sherman, TX)

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F tyifvfw- '7 l L, t s s ' ' e , I ll l ll l l N , ' l lla l WL X F:XL'S'l lNl'. KIIQNTRX - Faustine' .Yo1u' behold Ihre. Hu! thy r'oirl' .rounds Ion' and fl'ndl'r. I Gentry? Or is it Gentle? At any rate, no adjective could describe her character and no adjective could carry with it a more pleasing significance. Faustine is ever gentle and kind. Il.'XSKl2I.I- IIICST.-XND- Hes Gii'r me ri girl la full my o-zen. W Haskell is. another of those quiet and contemplative chaps. who thinks twice before speak- ing, and who goes to make up a good part of every class. VVe know lots of good things about Haskell, and we're certainly glad to have his presence in our class. GICNOVICV.-X H.-XMP'l'ON- lf low is blind and lower.: rnmiol .mx wily on earth doex11'f Jann' boy low rme. ' This has been Genoveva's first year with us. However, she had not been here long until , we found out that another member -had been joined to the A club. Genoveva is one of those l' persons who are found few and far between, that is. a woman mathematician. VVe can truth- fully say that we have enjoyed her company very much. n 'ff ICRNICST JONHS- Sirn - Parson Like on l'Il'rfri4'aI lvinuo, flu-v.v ull ilu' Muze. iq! iff VYe now wish to introduce to you the one and only original wit of the Senior class. One vi of these days we hope to read of the famous Dr. Jones, specialist in surgery, and who will lv have achieved wonderful success in his works. In school and out, to those that know him, , I H, Ernest is one of the best liked boys we have. And in the days to come, we shall never forget ' his consistent brilliztney in Latin? el il' li 4 - ..1l I A . K .7--5 .-QE l lm - SEQ? N I V or ff' - I f I -p , lvl: , -, ... 03:1 1 flllmh,JJLxii - ji , 4 I f -ffl 'MDE3-,lf S H , fl M '2I.r'i'-i i-U , . i.- sqm! l.,-,.a. .. -,, -Y . i . I. rrlfz, is 5533, 5,35-:sy fl-. E IW r- - - -- -at -Wim 1 - a- V --fe Q THEN IAN Q rl it Page fzzfefzly-.Sezwz

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Q ii..- A .r W, . A. li, l l l ,L iii MJXULDINIC GRAHAM- Mauldine . Slip is quiet--but you lcizozv about tlzvsv quiet ones. l Very few of the class realize what we would have missed had we not had Mauldine in our midst. She has been one of the most ardent and influential members of the class. She rules over a certain eoterie of girls much as a pirate captain would. , DORCHICSTICR GULICK- Dorch l-iHli' mirror on Ihr wall .rays he ix the fairest of them all. Here is the boy that knocks all the girls cold. He is considered by the majority the best looking boy in the class and also in the school. It is a funny thing too why all the good- i . looking boys seem to have the ability to make good grades. VVe hope that the good looks do not turn the teachers' heads also. Besides being good-looking and smart, Dorch is an in- teresting talker. I LICORA GUINN- I.'ora .-I lillle girl who is ez'i'ryI1ndy'.v friend. .l Leora. old girl, we will certainly miss you next year. Your quiet ways have won our hearts' J over and next year we will think about you l.'ora. This girl is one of the leaders of the crowd that Mauldine goes with and we always depend upon these two for their excellent judgment. Good luck to you. Leora. we wish you the best of luck. OSCAR iiUTT---cocky I am ri good man for my xise, ain'! I? i N ' Cocky is one of the future chemists that will come from our class. He has been experi- It mcnting about three years now with chemistry and has already had a number of narrow es- fl Capes from getting blown up. He has a very small head and we are afraid that he keeps only IM N chemistry and baseball there, the rest of his knowledge goes either in one ear and out the other li 1 N or into his big toe. y, I ll i 1 ln i l li rf--ff 75 - , -f...., f Q U n -W , y rlij io mt, i Illdll ff illmd -X C+ rims ri' N --', Lf' ' lily - - W - - ' 'l?4-l:f-'-l-- 1 -' iii! E K- - 335 5 ,wi ' 51. '35--3 . - '-- - qtlim T' Tc ' llll fl- :5 - fd- -in -f X 4 ' - - , - N Page Tweuly-Szlz'

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I . 1 l l .ill ,l tl il l ll. 7 K ' LAVICRNIQ HIGGINBOTHAM- Higg Full of funry, full of folly, liull of jollify and fun. , liveryone knows Higg : she is from a family of high fame and l'ligg has certainly added to its fame though not hy her athletic prowess. liveryone likes to hear her cheery good , morning and we are certainly going to miss her- after this year. She has lots of class spirit 1 and pep, and hy those little kindnesses which she extends to everyone, is just how she hecame l So popular. i l JACK KliLLY- jack Hard is the fair of him who lnz'r.r. A year hook of our class would most certainly he lacking if it did not contain something ahout tlns young man, who is one of the most prominent leaders of the school. To attempt to enumerate his other good qualities would make a volume hy itself. hut chief among them must he mentioned good fellowship. an unswerving helief in his ideals, excellent scholarship, and true friendship. LAURA MAIC HUNTICR- Laura None bu! herself could In' fmrulli'l. Laura Mae was left over to us from last year's class. VVe. certainly can not say. however, that we are sorry hecause Laura Mae has proved a great friend to our class. Her cheerful word for everyone, though, has caused her to he so well liked. 1-X5 Ill-' . ,. All Joi-. lx. k1-.1111- rubby Ml .'1 merry life I led, for I um ,vel young. ll: All hail to the future editor-in-chief of the New York Times! 'ljuhhy not only has ly supreme talent as a writer. but he has exhanstless energy and high ambition. A combination ll which is sure to carry him to the height of his aspirations. Therefore, we exclaim again: All ,il hail to the future Editor-in-chief of the New York Times! 'l x ll 1 t ff 75 . A ' CL' f A' l -' I l -1- Jm ll fa ,qi ., W, lll l llht- X , 1 gpm . I.-A .f: -,nL. ..,..' il W AieQ'tLll,l4.w,f-' N'-1-ILL . f L -, . f - Lvisrs ... E in 1 if QNX- - 'R a '25 .tram Q W Ffh aff ..2EE5E5iii ' T't '5lA-'-it , ,. . - - .. - E' ..-, lm ' -t - - ----:--.1-sf:-,Tip -'-- .1- 'Q Page Tweuly-Eiglll n 'N ' s Q 'V i I H --', l x hh I ii M ' if Hn' Y- xi V 1 i.. 5. 1:f '2!f!-!g i'!1u.4.1,n-Itlniih