Sherman High School - Athenian Yearbook (Sherman, TX)

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Fly A If V . ' ,- ... 1,1 ' G V ,' ' ' 2 VLA ' WR., 5-jaiizgv leifg S ' 1 . an ' . J ' - -- - pw. :- 1 I TI-IEI. ATHENIAN 'f-f 11924 I K1 - - -is ' H Af A as t gg CLASS HISTORY The class of '24 has Hnally reached the' last round of the ladder. The ideal of this class ever since our freshman days has been to leave a record which should never be forgotten. We have been laboring toward this goal with our most earnest efforts. and it remains for the future to say whether we have achieved our dearest wish. 5 Coming to Central High from Junior High in the fall of 1921, we each exhibited the school spirit for which our class is notable. We went through the period of chastisement as slimes. but this did not deter us from representing the school in boys' debate and contributing members to the dif- ferent athletic teams. ' The most representative class of the school in 1922-23 was the junior class, not only in the athletic field but in literary events. One of the most appreciated' things done in this year was the debts of the Athletic Association being cleared by money made from a junior play. The senior year of any class should be its happiest and most successful year, and our class has no cause to doubt that it has succeeded in measuring up to this standard. Under the capable leadership of the same president who has served us for two years we have been carried onward to fresh conquests, The spirit of the class of 1924 has ever been synonymous with loyalty and 'service not only to its own class but to the school as a whole. The seniors have been active in every form of school activity. They furnished the cap- tains of both the football and basketball teams in the person of Ardath West. In the literary field the majority of the representatives were chosen from the senior class: namely: girls' debating team, boys' debating team and girl declairrier. ff 6 Il I , Igl l If' 1 1 . 1 i. '- R-15: f al - .af 5 I - . - .n' 'I' '12 . - :H 1-4: 4 an - G . 1 qiigf fx v.. il, I .,' . v I ' 1 .1 .9 le .HI W! vc ...ir .3 .. . ll 1.5 'i .W , 1 . 51 I i I .ig JH lklly ' 4 . 1 v V 1 I liz Ipll .. -n rf.-' As the time passes swiftly by and we realize that soon our record as a high school class will close forever we cannot help but experience a glow of . it satisfaction in a task well performed. ' i K ' ' s. ' .2 -4 Wx 1 .rfra l 'A . - , , c .. CLASS OFFICERS ...Wi President ...,.......,.. . .... ROBERT EIKEL Vice-President ...... ,..,..... . . ,...., .EDGAR QBUDDYJ SAVAGE AQ Secrelary and Treasurer ,,... ..,. , .LORADELE MAYO A I-1 Sergeant-at-Arms ...,.,.,,.. ....,. A . J. SAVAGE J 1 Sponsor. .,....,......,.,.. ..... . Miss HORTENSE GREGORY - 1 43 5 -f .mf j,':f1's . '51 Page I 6 , ng 's it -ikc 'ffii . f V - .-.. +. 1 Afw- ,,. -ix '- f '- R , ' f ff it 4. ' 1 ' A t 2 , .1 r I '- A-5' .rig V A a I . '-,1 '34

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w, TI-'IE DATPIEINIIRINI IQZ4 THE FACULTY OE 1923!-24 J. C. PYLE ..... LJ ..... ' ---L-..Superinfbndent C., J. 'DENTON ...... .,... P ragcipal CARMEN ELLIOT- ...... ...... S em-:ary ' DEPARTMENTS , ' ' ENGLISH 'MISS ISLA MCKELYAIN MISS GLADYS GAMEILI. MISS LQISVSTEPI-IENS. ' MIss MARY GRACE MUSE , W. MISS JUSTIN HARRIS s J4 HISTORY 'MISS MARY CRUTCHFIELD - MISS ANNIE MAE LEARY :MISS I-UIIITQNSE GREGORY Q I H. L. BUTLER U 1- V , Miss LQRENE SHEPPARD . I Q , .J ,MATHEMATICS . H. C. FILQUR.. H . 'S BEN'SHAW J. W. 'CARTER' A M. D. MCGAUGI-IEY . N MISS PRUE MINTER - h ' LATIN Miss MARYLBQYD - MISS BYRDIE ROBERTSON ' L1 ' - XX 4-74' SPANISH I MISS ELIZABETH TUCR FOY THOMAS ' I I SCIENCE RoY L. MORRIS J. I-I. SHEPPARD I ' 1 F. L. SHANNON I X COMMERCIAL 'ARTS MISS MARY VAI1. ay ' DOMESTIC ART MISS FERN TURIIER ' X Q MISS MARY ELLZEY ' DOMESTIC SCIENCE MISS LOUISE ALTMAN ' Q, MISS BERYL TASSEY . . s. I MANUAL TRAINING WIITLLAM BRUNE u WINSTON FLEMING 50 CLYDE SCOTT 'K PHYSICAL EDUCATION' - MISS MABEL PEYTON 'NORA KEY VVEEMS, Librarian

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