Sherman High School - Athenian Yearbook (Sherman, TX)

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'f ' I WT! 3uj9Hf'1Q,Qf-,,g93..x..Z Ish. '.fi..:'-? H5iuKkQIln, A-will ., ......,. T A I I ' I I , I I I e fi I VII s lx I 1 . 1 I I I Ii If l lil I I I4 I I U li RT RUDE IMB ERT- Gertrie M, Hut unto us she has ti .vjvrll beyond her noun' in sfnryf, . Gertrude, a friend of all and a doer of good for all, has travelled along with us four long years. receiving all the good possible from the class and then revising it and turning it I back and giving it to the class in an entirely new form. lf Gertrude keeps up her ,I ambition she will certainly be a success. VYe wish her the best of luck. I IIICRMAN MORRIS- Morris ' el .vlill Nlllfjlti' nnikvs a -:wise fiend. Herman dropped in upon us about two years ago with his brother. Robert, and his sister. Elizabeth. Herman immediately upon his arrival made himself known to us all. That shows what a good mixer he is. Herman is also a fairly good athlete. and we expect great things W from him later ou. 1 GERTRUDIC KING- King Size is one of ihosr girls 'zelzom you are alzenyx glad to sue. VYe fear that Gertrude is trying to put an evil influence upon us, or maybe the teachers I would consider it a good one. for she studies continually. But she does not let studying occupy . her wllole time because she is often seen running around with a bunch of girls-that is al- ways doing good for the school. fpr- B D 'NIILLPR BN D za! is In t 1 1 I1 .nz 111i ztill Pass ' B V D is another one that refused to keep us companx the vehole year long However while he was here he set all the girls wild and amused a great number of the bovs All the wore his sweater for lone nor did he keep his gold football VN here d they go Guess' Jfmti... p- wj34M I nf-'zllll Q El' - i V- YA A I ,...1 X7 II Il ,L-I . .- W fisnhi , . Isnt i . . 1 I - . '. . I ,le IVl ' I t use of makizzj nizwty, wir ' ft' Q 'V Q you. . ' UIII, girls flocked to B. D. because he was both good-looking and a football player. B. D. never I Him . Q .. . ,- ' . ,, ,. - r ,Y . 3 ' . .- TI ' I ' - I- , I -W yu ?1t.tlN . Tv-- ,rr-- x I If 'ti .Ni til p .X tw 1 YQ 1 .. 1 1 1,14 X 1. . F. , -X .. .., Sin s if It I I as mv je ,, - , - 1 'I --' - -:P . ..,l,:'Q-L-4, ,Mig ,ii hi-rr ' ,II , , i s-.- I ff.. I .- . , 4- -ax, iff, I I -LL 'a W t'-t i - -sf - ATH EN IAN I-I Page T wenfy-Nz'ne A 1 .l

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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

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pe2'S'f- wwf Q. l l . A .Aa U i ll I N, e as , , eq.-, ft x Lita,-1 3 Q. 52 giqf ' af. X ll l rl l l ll ll l sh l l l l l i l FLOYD lilllll- Is1id l True lmmly ix eonluilwd 1n'iI1n'r in loolcx nor .vi.5'v. ' . l Oh, let's see. Floy? Oh, yes, Floy Kidd, that little girl who has so much pep, who is al- ways smiling, who is always taking depression from the crowd. For this we thank Floy from W ' the bottom of our hearts. Keep it up, Floy, and some dayfwell you know. , l MARSII.-Xl.l. M.iXY- 1Junnny Ile muy. und llmz again ln' llltlj' not. Dummy as we all call him, is known and liked by everyone. We can not say. however, that that name suits lnm very well because Marshall is not an exceptionally bad student, l ' However, the intellectual part of a person is the most uninteresting part of a character, and if we only had the space we could say a number of nice things about him. l 1 Vl'IS'l'A LAWRIQNCIC- Vesta l I Sire fully fwrformlix lzrr duty us sin' .ma if. Look at that smiliniz face-that picture, we feel, does not do Vesta justice as she always is smiling more than that. Vesta is one of the most pleasant girls that we know, one of the . I best we know. NYe wish her luck in future life and maybe we will see her in the years to CUITIC. I 'yi' I ROIZICRT MORRIS- Robert 1 t Snun'tl1ir1y Iellx mv he is .vluh'.vu1ul1.vl1ifv brlllllllbn WI Robert is a reprobate that the class of '.z.z left over to us. But we are not sorry because My i Robert has proved a good friend. VVe can not say, either that Robert's heart left with the l class of '11, because he helped us out in every way possible. Robert has been with us only two W N years but in these two years he has proven himself our best friend, ' l llall ff--J as - -, 5? I r' I ,ltr f4 , I ll' l 'lm ll ll: ll J kiln - fir l' le, t -if Lu, - r A - s -Q..- -Elm l'gll 5 H, i 1 , ,, '13 ,Q , fa K ,KEQ ' L:'?!355:i'i535' ' llll llV '52 '.' X54 -Q jjvrg-5 U 4, NY ' l l ATH EN I AN t N J Q Page Th i ffil' lf W-V. . V, .. .- , + J., 1- 4.-su--,1-e'av '