Sherman High School - Athenian Yearbook (Sherman, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1934 volume:

Ex Libris The 1934 Athenian Emarine Taylor Editor Andrew MCRcymnld5 Murlagw' Miss Frank Ball Root SfJu71SuT if QV The IQ34 Athenian Pnllwlishcd by X THE STUDENTS oftlwc SHERMAN HIGH SCHOOL SHERMAN, TEXAS w Fo I'CWOI'd 1112 f'lIl'I'l'llf Ar111'11111111S 1111 HNII11 111 1111 1-:11'111-41 1-11'1v1't 111' 11111 st:111 to 1111111 1111 111 11111 11115 11111 111111-:xx 111 1 11 111 1- 111 11111' s1'1111o1. XY1- : - - -1-.11 - . , 1 1101111111111 11p11N1 ll1lTlYl' 111 111 1111 1 1 11'11111s :11't11'1t11-s 111 Q1-1111111 1111-. 1 11.11111-11111 11ll'Nl' 1111531-4 1bl'l1l,Q4 1111 1 'ZS 11111Q 111 Ylllll' l'XfN'l'1l'114'1'5 111 5114Il1llIl 1111111 N111 .111I.11111-1111111-1 N11:11111:11'1-I11-1-11 111111111111 71111 NI111 Contents The School School Life Stadium Organizations Advertisements Dedication H XII llxzwm U:lYIN. um' VIIKNN gum ur mu fxivml :mul Il4lX'iN4'l'. u1u'1l1n1llprw1u xml :mum lm xw. lhv 5t'Illlll'l lu 45 41 llwh Nfllw-rl 1lwllv:1tv thnx wvllllm nl In MR. 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MOOIJY, Vice-President R. G. PINER, Secretary ARTHUR G. HOPKINS J. E. JAMISON ROY ROBINSON D. R. ASHMORE Y f mm anew'-:ww ww ,msn-1 L M K. A W , M L, .f -C. 14 fr .N- - 4f,Af'L7f ., ya xv L ' - ' is - ,. ' W ,143 1354 , ' A , 5 YT' Z-gfw' Q ' N-4, 'Ewa 4 . A XIX 5 ww 1. -.uai0B A 5 Ha.. Administration llwu' Stmlviit Holly of Slim-rnnin High: ,, . . . . ,. . . lruv liappim-ss is lll svrvlcv. llwrc- novvl' was :1 tum- sincv tho worlml In-g':1ii whvn tlis-rv was :1 ,qw-zxtvi' opportliiiity for swvicc- than now. XY1- holw that your r-ontzu-ts in Slierniaui High School havc ,qivvri many C'XlDlll'll'Hf'0S that will lNlttl'l' fit you for se1'vim'1-. Allow- ull. wc' hops' that thvsv voiitacts lmvc- sm-rvvfl to mlvvvlop thx- ifloal of swvicv. Il' any t02ll'lliIlIQ' has In-vii :uniss l'0l',Q'l'f it. l':1sso11 that tvalvliing that has vlirivlivcl your livvs. HT :11'0 ox- pwtiigq that :ls 1-:1c'l1 1-hiss passe-s l'1'om our In-lovn-cl school. IU10tl1l'l' glorious pzlgn- will lmvc- Iwi-ii :uhh-ll to thi- history of Slll'l'lll2lH High Sr-hool. U:11'i',x' on. L. T. COOK. Supwilltvlimlviit. - 1 l 1 1 mg' the st:1t1-lm-nt of thv fi , ' f,!5fl5t?Jf,,'i , W ,wjjtieggjif ,,11'e,fgf- ' V Pl-lluw Stiuli-nts: Hu1lpiI10ss livs not in tho niurv pzmsswsiuii ol' IIIKPINQYZ it lim-S in tho lm' ol :1f'l11l-vviiim-nt. Ill tht- thrill of C1'c':1tiw vli'ort. My zissuciaitimi with the Ntiulm-nts :mel tau-ulty of Shorumn High has lc-ll mo to :1 fullor rvztlizution of this Q'i'l'Ill truth. Thu liiglit-st tl0Vt'l0lJIlli'llt of thc iiitvllwtllzll. the social mtl 1 , 1 tht- s llI'lllltll 1 uzilltlvs will lvriiiv' tht- liiwlit-st llwvwv nl' llil r aim-ss. I,2ll'11.Jl1l'2lS- l ia 1-. Q-. l l l ll'02llf,l1t'. sc-ilk thvsv traits :mtl all tho new-ss:11'.x' lllllt'l'I:ll vitllli-,Q ol lltu will hir aflulwl unto ynii. Arrgiiiiw- thirst' things that vn- clurt-. things that url- not cfcmsiinit-ll hy thvir list-, nur hy Sll2ll'lIl,Qf thvm with ot l1v1's--t1'il0 lizippim-ss :mtl truv siirff-oss will rrown .Y0lIl'1'il'Ul'lH. Sn llltlj' our N html :tml thi- lill- which it crczitvs hu lll'Illt'2llll'll to thi- 0Ill'Illlllll'!1l ot tht livus of nur lmys :mtl girls to thi- L-ml that tliuw giuif'vs n1:1,x' :uhm I mil. lx. L SI' Prim-ipzil. Mr. L. T. Umlc. Slipwiiitviicleiit Mr. ll. L Miss Lmiiso Allman Speer. Prim-ipal Miss Ellietia Altman Mr. liemlgo lilair Miss Mary lloyd Miss Cla ra Joe ltrown Mr. Paul 'l'. Brown Miss Vlyclv C'rimm Miss Alive Craig Mr J. 'l'. C'l'uslJy Mr. J. l'I1lgg'z1i'C'lxllol's Mr Mr. Ycrilv Ibii-lu-5' M iss Mary Crutclitiv lil llyrml Davis Miss Pearl Ilial Mlm lim-ills lfzlrlmx' Mr. I . ll. lfowle I' M rs. Stanley Hayes. .I r. Miss Wilda Henderson Mr. W. ll. Hill Miss Elma Lee Knox Mr. F. A. Floyd Miss Lore-ne Mm-Qnown Mr. A. li. Miivllell Miss Fay Noble Miss Frank liall Root M rs. I'or1,er Travis M rs. Vern Vaiden Miss Mary Yaiil Mr. M. ll. Waisliam M rs. M. H. NVQISIIBIN Mr. A. I... Wzilkor Miss Pznnlinv Yezigloy Mrs. Nora Key lVoems. Lilmrurizin Mrs. llogrzin C1'abtref'. Sem-rotary to Mr. Cook Miss Mollie Hendrix-ks. Seorvtary to Mr. Speer Mrs. Annie li. Wilson. Cufolerizi M1lll2lQ'0l' IN MEMORIAM FRANCES COX Member .Il111io1'Cl:1ss lriorn-IJvc-olnhm' 3. H917 Died-Murrrll 21, 19344 LOUISE FEAGIN Member Sophomore Class Iiol'n-Oviolmer lib, 15118 Ilied-Fclmlury 145. 1934 1 I 8552 enior VICTOR ABRAMS RALPH ADAMS Latin club '32, Spanish club '33, '34, What Next '34, Dramatic club '33, '34, Scholarship club '33, '34, Choral club '33, Sec.- Treas. Senior Class '34. HAROLD ANTHONY Monitor '33, '34, Repre- sentative Council '33, '34, Dramatic club '33, '34. OLAN ATHERTON Band '32, '33, '34, Spanish club '33, '34, Junior play '33, DOROTHY BARKHAM L. Pep Squad '32, '33, Home Economics club '32, '33, What Next '34. C. BAXTER Dramatic club '34, Hi-Y '33, '34, Secretary, Moni- tor '33, '34, Representa- tive Council '31, '32, '33, Executive Council '32, Junior play '33, Senior play '34, EZRA BECKETT F. F. A. '31, '32, '33, Mon- itor '33, '34, Hi-Y '33, '34, Monitor '32. BURL ARCHER F. F. A. '31, '32, Monitor '32. TOMMIE BAILEY Latin club '32, Home Eco- nomics club '34, What Next '34, Monitor '34, CHRISTIANA BARRETT Choral club '31, '32, '33, '34, Home Economics club '33, '34, Sec,-Treas., What Next, Pres. '34, Spanish club '33, Monitor '32, ADDIE MAE BECKETT What Next '34, Scholar- ship club '31, '32, Monitor '34, Library '34. GWENDOLYN BEEMAN Latin club '33, Science club '33, What Next '34, Dramatic club '34, GLENDON BOOTHMAN Representative Council '33, Dramatic club '34, Science club '34, Math. club '34. HARRIET LOUISE BRAME Latin club '32,'33, Science club '32, '33, What Next '34, Monitor '31, '32, '33, JACK CALHOUN Scholarship club '31, Rep- resentative Council '31, '33, '34, F. F. A. '31, '32, '33, '34, Pres. '33, '34, Math club '33, '34. HELEN CAUGHEY What Next '3 4. SUNSHINE BOWEN Pep Squad '33, '34, VVhat Next '34. BILLY BREEDLOVE Representative Counc'l '32, Spanish club '33, Hi- Y '33, '34. MARY ELLA CAMPBELL Scholarship club '31, '32, '33, '34, Latin club '31, '32, '33, Representative Council '31, Spanish club Pres. '33, Math. club '33, Science club '33, What Next '34, Monitor '33. CLARK CHAMPIE ELLMORE CHAIVIPIE ANNA BELLE CLARK 'E123.Ck '33, '34, BHSeb21ll What Next '34, Pep Squad 'l . '33. JACK CLAYBOURN ALLEN CLAYCOMB Mid-term Senior. KENNETH CLINTON Band '31, '32, '33, '34, Monitor '32, '33, Basket- iall '33, TH: Spanish 1-lub 33: Sm-liolursliip club 32. MADGE COULSON What Next '34, MARION DAVIS Football '33, Basketball '34, DORIS DOOLEY Home Economics club '31, Spanish club '33, Monitor '33, '34, What Next '34, PAULINE ELLISON What Next '34. SARAH EVERHEART Latin club '31, '32, '33, Monitor '33, Dramatic club '34, Office '34, What Next '34, Vice-pres. Junior Class '33. GWENDOLYN COTTEN Latin club '32, Sec. '34, What Next '34, Home Ec- onomics club '34, Dramat- ic club '33, '34, Tennis '31, '32, '33, '34, Pep Squad '31, '32, Scholarship club '31, '32, '33, Junior play '33. FLOYD CRAIG BERNETTA DICKERMAN Scholarship club '31, '32, '33, '34, Choral club '33, '34, What Next '34. BEATRICE DYER Spanish club '32, '33, '34, What Next '34, Home Ec- onomics club '31, '32, '33, '34, Scholarship club '32, Monitor '33, '34, Repre- sentative Council '31, '32. MARY LILLIAN EVANS Latin club '32, '33, '34, Science club '33, What Next '34, Home Econom- ice club '34, Dramatic club '33, Sec. '34, Decla- mation, '32, '33, Junior play '33, ESSIE FRENCH Latin club '32, Pres. '34, What Next '34, Dramatic club '33, '34, Scholarship club '31, '32, Editor Hi- Talk '34, Executive Coun- cil '34, Junior play '33. MARGARET GIDDENS BILL GORDON S Association Sec.Trcas. A M , , , '34g Spanish club '33, Sec. HPV 04' Glee dub 34' '34g Science club '323 What Next '34g Scholar- ship club '31, '32, '33, '34g Home Economics club '31g Tennis '32, '33, '34, Ex- ecutive Council '34, A. D. GRAY IMOGENE GRINNELL Pep Squad '3l. 32. 33. Lead- er '254:L:itil1 club 'Iii 'Illia Spanish club 133. Vice- Pres. 'fi-il Sn-liolzlrsliip club Til. '32, Sec-.-'l'reus 'Sill Vice- l'res.'I34:Wl1:11 Next Sec.- 'l'l'e:is. 'IH:l'l1oral club Til. 'iiiiz Utlice YH: Represenlzl- live f'Ulllll'ii TH: Most Pop- ulzir Girl '34, LOUISE GROSS REX GROSS Choral club '31, '32, '33, Monitor '34g Pep Leader '34g What Next '34, Of- '34g Hi-Y '32, '33, '34. fice '34g Dramatic club '34, Junior play '33g Scholarship club '31, LEOLA GURLEY FRANK GUZICK What Next '34. Football '32, Captain '33g Basketball '32g Track '32, S Association '32, '33, Pres. '34g Monitor '31g Hi-Y '32, '33, DOROTHY HAGGARD J. O. HALL Spanish club '32g What Pep leader '32, '33, '34Z Next '34, Representative Council '33g Dramatic club '33, '34g Junior play '32, LETHA HALL ROBERT HALL What Next '34, MORRELL HAMPTON Hi-Y '32, '33, Monitor '31, Representative Council '32g Football '33. NONA HARSHBARGER Basketball '33, '34g Pep Squad '34g What Nxet '34: Scholarship club '32, '34. MILTON HAYES Band '30, '31, '32. J. W. HIGGS Football '33g Band '30, '31, '32 EUNA MAE HILL HS Association '32, '33, Vice-Pres. '34g Basketball '32, '33, '34, Representa- tive Council '32, '333 Home Economics club '32. '33, '34, Latin club '32, '33g What Next Vice-Pres. '34: Scholarship club '31, '32 MARJORIE HOCKER ALMA HARRIS Home Economics club '31: What Next '33: Science club '33: Monitor '33. MARY LILLIAN HAYES Representative Council '32, Pep Squad '31, '32, '33g What Next '34. MARIE HEFTON Latin club '32, '33, What Next '34: Science club '34g Dramatic club '34g Scho- larship club '31, '32, '33, '34: Choral club '33, Hi- Talk '31, '33, '34: Execu- tive Council '34g Debate '32, '34g Library '32, '33. JOE HIGHT Ili-Y '32. '33 Pres. 'Ii-L: Glee clnli '33. TH: Lzitin clnlm '32, 33: S1-ieiiceclnh '32, Pres. 213: Represciimiive Council Til: Monitor 152: Executive Council '33, '34: S4-liolursliip Ulllll '31 '33, '3-ll llrginigitig- clnlp 713: Yice-Pres. Sopho- more Class: President .Inn- iorlilassz President Student liofly '34. LUCY HILL Latin club '33, '34, What Next '34. DOVIE HOLLAND Latin club '32, '34, What Library '33: Choral club Next '34. '34: Monitor '34: What Next '34. MARGARET HOLLOWAY Basketball '33, '34, Office '34g What Next '34, DOYLE HOUSER Secretary Freshman Class. JACK JACKSON Track '33, Football Mana- ger '33, S Association '34, Scholarship club '32g Dra- matic club '34, Hi-Talk '34, FAYE MARIE LOBB Scholarship club '32, '33, '34, Home Economics club '32, '33, '34, Pep Squad '33, '34, What Next '34, JIM MCDOUGAL Representative Council '32, '33, '34, Band '33, '34g Senior play '34, President Senior Class. EUGENE HORTON Science club '29, LEWIS INGLE JOE JACKSON Representative Council '31, '32g Monitor '31, Football '33, Track '33, '34, LILLIE JOHNSON Home Economics club '31, '32, '33. JUANITA Mc-DONALD Pep Squad '31, '32, '33 Treas. '34g Home Econom ice club '31, '32, '33, Vice Pres. '34, What Next '34, INA McKEE Spanish club '33, '34 What Next '34g Home Ee onomics club '34, Scholar- ship club '34, Office '34, 2' ANDREW MQREYNOLDS Athenian '33. I-ms. Mgr. TH: J llepresentzitive Countil TL. '33: Scliolzxrship 1-lub '31. 32. '33, '34: Latin 1-lub '32. '33: Dramatic- club '33: Science 1-lub '33. '3-L: Math club '33, '34: Tennis '34: Monitor '33, TH: Ili-Y '33, Vive-Pres. YH: Most Rt'Dl't'St'Illili ive Hoy TH. .IANICE MEREDITH Latin club '31, '32, '33, Spanish club '33, '34, Monitor '33, VVhat Next '34, Home Economics club '31. GWENDOLYN MORRIS S Association '32, '33, Vice-Pres. '34, Basketball '32, '33, '34, Pep Squad '32, '33, Leader '34, Span- ish club '33, What Next '34, Home Economics club '33, '34, Scholarship club '32. MARION MUSE S Association '33, '34, F. F. A. '32, '33, Football '31, '32, Captain '33, Vice- President Midterm Sen- iors. EDDIE OGLESBY Industrial Arts club '30, Dramatic club '33, '34, Hi-Talk '33, Hi-Y '32, '33, '34, Junior play '33, Sen- ior play '34, ELIZABETH OSI.IN Tennis '33, '34, S Assu- ciation '33, '34, Home Ec- onomics club '32, '33, '34, What Next '34, Science club '34, Pep Squad '31, '32, '33, '34, Representa- tive Council '33. JOHN LEE MARSHALL Scholarship club '31, '32, '33, '34, Editor Hi-Talk '34, Executive Council '34, Science club '33, '34, Lat- in club '32, '33, '34, Math Club '33, '34, Hi-Y '33, '34. BETTY MOORE. Representative Council '31, '32, Science club '31, Latin club '31, '32, '33, Scholarship club '31, '32, '33, '34, Dramatic club '33, Vice-Pres. '34, Athen- ian '31, '32, '33, '34, Mon- itor '33, What Next '34, Choral club '33, Junior lay '33, Debate '34, What Next '33, '34, Pep Squad '33, '34, Science club '33, '34. DOUGLAS NORRIS PAULINE O'HARA Home Economics club '31, Pep Squad Secretary '34, Baketball '33, '34, VVhat Next '34, JANE PATTON Latin club '33, Spanish club '33, Math club '33, '34, Monitor '33, What Next '34, Scholarship club '31, '32, '33, Pres. '34, JAMES PAYNE l-lzlsketbull 30. '31, SYBLE PERRY What Next '34, DORIS POWELL S Association '33, '34, Basketball '33, '34, Pep Squad '34g What Next '34. JAMES PERRY Spanish club '32g Math club '34g Science club '34, Dramatic club '34, AGNES PIPPIN Scholarship club '31, '32, What Next '34, JUANITA PRESLEY Pep Squad '33, '34g Latin club '32, '33, '34g Scholar- ship club '31, '32, '33, '34g Home Economics club '32, '34g What Next '34, MAC REID VIRGIL REID Glee club '33, '34. Monitor '31, '34g Glee club '34g Most Handsome Boy '34. VIRGINIA REYNOLDS MARIE RICHARDSON Science club '32g Library '32, '33, '34g What Next '34g Home Economics club '34. ELNA RICKETTS ADELYNE ROACH Spanish club '33g What Next '34. Science club '32, Home Economics club '34g What Next '34g Monitor '34. BUFORD RUSSELL Latin club '32, '33, Hi-Y '33, '34, Science club '31. '32. LOIS RUTLEDGE Home Economics club '32g What Next '34. LORRAINE SCRUGGS What Next '34. LOUIS SHELTON Dramatic club '33, '34, Hi-Y '33, '34, F. F. A. '33, JIMMIE JANE RUTH What Next '34. STELLA MAE SANDERS Home Economcis club '30, '31, '32g What Next '34g Mid-term Senior. HASKELL SEWELL Monitor '31, Football '31, '32, '33, Track '31, '32g Representative Council '32, President Midterm Seniors. EILEEN SIMMONS Latin club '33g What Next '34, Home Economics club Dramatic club play '33, '31, '343 Lib1'31'y '33, ,343 H54 FRA NK SIMMONS Football '33. LUCY ANN SNIPES Latin club '32, '33, '34g Science club 343 What Next '34g Scholarship club '31, '32, '33, '34, Office '34, Pep Squad '34. PAUL SIMPSON Track '32, '34, Basketball '34g Tennis '33, '34, Ath- enian '34, Monitor '34, Representative Council '34g Junior play '33g Sen- ior play '34g Hi-Y. '33, '34. EDWARD STEEDMAN Industrial Arts club '33, '34g Science club '33, '34g Hi-Y '33, '34. VERENA STELZER REBECCA STERLING Dramatic club '34, Pep Squad '34, What Next '34, S Association '32, '33, Pres. '34g Latin club '33, What Next '34, Dramatic club '33, Pres. '34, Scho- larship club '31, Repre- sentative Council '31g Ten- nis '31, '32, '33, '34, Pep Squad '31, Junior play '33g President Freshman Class '31. HARRY STEWART MARGARET STOUT Latin Club '31, '32, '33' Dramatic club '31, '32. Latin club '31, '32, '33, What Next '34, Spanish club '33, '34, Science club '33g Scholarship club '31, '32, '33, '34g Monitor '32, '33, FRANCES SUTHERLAND EDITH TALLEY Spanish club '33, What What Next '34, Next '34. ROY TALLEY EMARINE TAYLOR What Next '34, Latin club '32, '33, Home Economics club '32, '33, Dramatic club '34, Choral club '31, '32g Editor Athenian '34, Representative Council '32, Junior play '33. CHERAL TAYLOR EVELYN TELFORD F. F. A. '31, '32, '33, Math Spanish club '33, '34, Dra- club '33. matic club '34, Represent- CHARLES THOMAS ative Council '33, What Next '34g Monitor '34. DOROTHY TEMPLETON Latin club '31, '32, Math club '33, What Next '34g Home Economics club '33, Pres. '34, Scholarship club '31, '32g Choral club '33, '34g Representative Coun- cil '32, Sec. Junior Class '33, Most Beautiful Girl '34. ROY THOMPSON VIRGINIA TURNER F. F. A. '31, '32, '33. Pep Squad '31, '32, '33, '34, What Next '34. KATHRYN VARNER LUCILLE VINEYARD Pep Squad '33, Spanish club '33, What Next '34. Latin club '32, '33, Vice- Pres. '34, What Next '34, Representative Council '31, Scholarship club '31, '32, '33, '34, Library '32, Science club '34, IKE WADE GLENDON WALKER Debate '33, '34, Monitor '32, Science club '34, Math club '34, Senior play '34, Dramatic club play '33, FRANCES WEBB LINDA WHARTON Home Economics club '32, '33, '34, What Next '34, Hi-Talk '34, Representa- tive Council '34. S Association '32, '33, '34, Latin club '32, '33, Science club '34, What Next '34, Pep Squad '31, Scholarship club '33, '34, Representative Council Pres. '34, Debate '31, '32, '33, '34, Executive Coun- cil '34, Vice-Pres. Senior Class '34, Most Represent- ative Girl '34. FAYE WHITE ANNA WILLIAMS Scholarship club '32, '33, Home Economics club '31, '34, What Next '34, D C. WILLIAMS Hi-Y '34, Science club '34. L. J. WOLFE Spanish club '32, '33, Rep- resentative Council '33, Latin club '33, '34, Science club '33, '34, Scholarship club '33, '34, Hi-Talk '33, '34, What Next '34, CHARLES YATES THE SENIOR CLASS PTY-2Sid9I1t .,..VVV77V,, .,7,, . .Jim McDougal Nice-President ,,,,,,,,,,. ,, Linda Wharton Secretary-Treasurer ...A ,,,,,,,,, V ictor Abrams Class Representative ,,,, ,,,,,,A,,,, E ggie French Sponsor YY,,,,,, . ,,Y,,,, ,,A..,,,. M r. Byron Davis Every school must have its freshman class, and we had our turn in 1931. Today We feel quite proud of the record we have made in the four years since that time. We have long looked forward to the time when We should be seniors-the class of 1934-and as such we believe we have contributed much to school life. Seniors have taken part in every school activity. Under the leader- ship of Mr. Davis, our enthusiastic sponsor, and Jim McDougal, our hard-Working president, We have endeavored to attain our goals. The football captains, Frank Guzick and Marion Muse, as Well as the ma- jority of the l0lt4'l'Il10ll, were nienibers of the Senior Class. llvm- were equally well 1'C'I1l'l'SOflt01l in basketball and track. Decided preference for seniors was shown in the selection of club presidents. Among those holding major offices were Joe Hight, Student body and Hi-Y president, Euna Mae Hill, What Next president, Jane Patton, Scholarship club president, and John Lee Marshall, Representa- tive Council president. As usual the two publications were edited by seniors. Many seniors Worked with zeal to represent Sherman High in the Interscholastic League contests. For the first time, two senior plays were given, both with unusual success. The Senior Carnival was an outstand- ing event of the year. It is needless to say that We have enjoyed this year, the goal of our entire school career. It has been full of pleasant associations with both teachers and friends. Again we say- TO THE CLASS OF 1934l -Betty Moore, '34. SENIOR CLASS ROSTER Abrams, Victor Adams, Ralph Anthony, Harold Archer, Burl Atherton, Olan Bailey, Tommie R. Barkham, Dorothy Barrett, Christiana Baxter, L. C. Beckett, Addie Mae Beckett, Ezra Beeman,Gwendolyn Bivins, QMrs.J Mary Blythe, Maurine Boothman, Glendon Bowen, Sunshine Brame, Harriet Louise Breedlove, Billy Brown, Maurice Calhoun, Jack Campbell, Mary Ella Caughey, Helen Champie, Clark Champie, Ellmore Clark, Anna Belle Claybourn, Jack Claycomb, Allen Cotten, Gwendolyn Clinton, Kenneth Cook, Bill Coulson, Madge Covey, Lucy Craig, Floyd Davis, Marion Dickerman, Bernetta Dodd, Maudine Dooley, Doris Dyer, Beatrice Edds, Joe Ellison, Pauline Elliott, Vivian Evans, Mary Lillian Everheart, Sarah French, Essie Gidclens. 1'i2ll'g!'2ll'9t Glaze, Leon Gordon, Bill Gray, A. D. Grinnell, Imogene Gross, Louise Gross, Rex Gurley, Leola Guzick, Frank Haggard, Dorothy SENIOR CLASS Hall, J. O. Hall, Letha Hall, Robert Hampton, Morrell Harding, H. L. Harris, Alma Harrison, Ewel Harshbarger, Nona Hawn, Joseph Hayes, Mary Lillian Hayes, Milton llefton. Marie Higgs, J. W. Hight, Joe Hill, Euna Mac Hill, Lucy Hill, Roy Hocker, Marjorie Holland, Dovie Holloway, Margaret Horton, Eugene Houser, Doyle Ingle, Lewis Jackson, Claud Jackson, Jack .I zu-lison. .lov Jeter, Mavis ROSTER Johnson, Lillie Jolley, James King, Lucille Lewis, Lloyd Lobb, Faye Marie McDonald, Juanita McDougal, Jim McGaughey, Louise McKee, Ina McReynolds, Andrew Marshall, John Lee Meredith, Janice Moore, Betty Morris, Gwendolyn Mulder, Loretta Muse, Marion Noble, Cora Norris, Douglas Oglesby, Edwin O'Hara, Pauline Oslin, Elizabeth Patterson, Elva Dee Patton, Jane Payne, James Perry, James Perry, Syble Pippin, Agnes SENIOR Powell, Doris Powell, Richard Presley, Juanita Reid, Mae Reid, Virgil Reynolds, Virginia Richardson, Marie Ricketts, Elna Roach, Adelyne Russell. liuford Russell, Paul Ruth, Jimmie Jane Rutledge, Lois Sanders, Stella Mae Scrugfgfs, Loraine Sewell, Haskell Shelton, Louis Simmons, Eileen Simmons, Frank Simpson, Paul Snipes, Lucy Ann Steedman, Edward Stelzcr, Verena Sterling, Rebecca Stewart, Harry Stout, Margaret Sutherland, Frances CLASS ROSTER Sutherland, Mary F Sweet, Otis Talley, Edith Talley, Roy Lee Taylor, Emarine Taylor, Gheral Telford, Evelyn l'2lI'1C'9S Templeton, Dorothy Thomas, Charles Thompson, Roy Thornton, Gene Turner, Virginia Varner, Kathryn Vick, Raymond Vineyard, Lucille Wade, Isaac Walker, Glendon Watson, Wayne Webb, Frances Wharton, Linda White, Faye Williams, Anna Williams, D. C. Winstead, Leon Wolfe, L. J. Yates, Charles Zdziehlowski, Tony Joy Aclu mson Jim A le xamcler Ibm Amy Anderson Doris llRll'lilllllll 'olliy Alimzm Cliarles Baxter Willizllri Bryant Eslle llurris Charles Butler Willie lfae Conwell Jesse Imvis Helly Ellis Ifluhel lfuin Dorothy Cook Jacquvlirw Dickson C. Frzmces Vox S. Edin ist on l D W l lloy lupps gcawillow I+'ol'g11sml Bonnie lflvzms Gaylwll l+'e1'1'elI Bla ry Fields Mary Ilclli Film-li .lnsvpliiiw Garcliwr Raymond Gam' Nanuie Gill Sallie Mae Grant Gladys Gray liuili Pkllvu Gray R. G. llall Frances Harris Pliil Ilarrison John llumlriclis Natalie Hopkins .lane Hunter Marguerii e Ivy Robert .I an-kson '1'l'6OHIlP Jolley Roy ll Jones Blarlha I1ilIlg'f01'Ll Fralilc Little BIlt'll618ll2l Lyall Paul Mc-Umiriell J. P. McCoy llowzml NIL-Gllilws Nell Sli-Iii-lvzlill Hvlcn NlvL:n1v Vernon llc-Kelvy Norine Blzxrks Ellswortli Mzllllvws 5 llcnry Mason Louie M illex' Chiu Bloody C11:n'les Minchew Carl Morton Punlino Olsen liernim-e Nelson llelen Orr' Rolmurl Lee Hut lill' lim-rnie Piner Mary Dale Reynolds lizwlyno Rom-l1 Ernesl C. Riley Vlzlrzi Ifuy Russell Nlury lilimllelll llnili Virginian Slziughlel' 5 . fi.. su Oxelle Smiilm Hill SOll1ll2ll'd Estes Spears George S111 plvs Daley Sutton Waller Talley A. J. Thomas Evelyn Thompson Hazel Tlxompsou Inez Thompson Gexwvieve 'l'l1ras11e1' Louise Vefhle Kathryn Walker Billy West Ted VVheeler NIuryti:1il Wilbzmks Joe Willcoxson Dorothy VVilson Patty Wilson Marion Wriglnt THE JUNIOR CLASS President ----',Y, ,Y,7,,,.. P aul McConnell Vice-President ..... .Y,.. , Roger Carter Secretary-Treasurer .. VV,V,, Ruth Ellen Gy-ay Class Representative . ,,,,,,,7,,,,,,V,,. I im Alexander SDOHSOI' -,f-,,,,----f-.- ....... M iss Clara Joe Brown The members of the Junior Class of this year have maintained the high standard set when they were freshmen and are very proud of their class for its outstanding work in making the school a success. The class of '35 has been represented in many activities of school life this year. Many of the names appearing on the Honor Roll each six weeks period were those of juniors. In the Spanish and Latin clubs, our class is represented as well as in the Choral and Glee clubs. We also have some Future Farmers and some Home Economics club girls who will especial- ly serve the World in the future. Our class has not been less prominent in the most interesting activi- ties of the school-wfootball. basketball. and track. Some of the best Beareats. Bearketts, and Bcarkittens are members of the Junior Class. In the Junior Class there is dramatic talent as well as that displayed in the other activities. The juniors displayed their best dramatic talent in the play, Shavings. On this same program the Choral and Glee clubs also appeared. Along the same line. the juniors presented an unusual pro,qran1 in assembly during Book xXYC'0li on Books That Live. Our class has many clear thinkers such as are needed for the debate team. One of the boys on the first debating team is a member of the Junior Class. This same type of students is found among the spellers, essay writers, and the contestants in the other events in which our school participates. Their main purpose in these efforts is to honor our school as much as possible. In the band we have many representatives who are making the school a success in a musical way. Considering the Junior Class as a whole, We find that in many re- spects it can not be excelled. We are proud of our class this year and hope that we shall be able to do much more for the school in our senior year than We have in the past. To Sherman High and the Class of '35l -Helen Orr, '35. JUNIOR CLASS ROSTER Adamson, Joy Alexander, Jim Alexander, Maxine Altman, Dorothy Anderson, Amy Ansley, Margaret Barker, Cleveland Barkham, Doris Barnes, Tommy Barnes, Woodrow Bass, Fae Baxter, Charles Blalock, Raymond Boaz, Lorene Bounds, Juanita Bryant, William Burden, Leonard Burris, Estle Bush, Ira Butler, Charles Calhoun, Harold Calhoun, Nina Carter, Howard Carter, Roger Chesshir, Marvin Clark, Paul Clarke, Dorothy Claunch, Margie Click, Dorothy Coffman, Ruby Lee Conwell, Willie Faye Cook, Dorothy Cope, France Cox, Frances Crain, Dortha Dalton, Charles Davenport, Paul Davis, Jesse Dickernian, Mary E. Dickson, Jacqueline Dodson, F. M. Dyer, Scott Edds, Beryl Edmiston, C. S. Ellis, Betty Epps, Hazel Epps, Roy Etchison, Lloyd Evans, Bonnie Evans, Charles Fain, Idabel Ferguson, Seawillow Ferrell, Gaynell Fields, Mary Lillian Finney, Lavada Fitch, Mary Beth Foster, Lois Gant, Virgil Gardner, Josephine Garner, Edith Garr, Raymond Gill, Nannie Glaze, Elizabeth Goff, H. A. Gordon, Elizabeth Hale, Doris Hall, Logan Hall, Mavis Hall, R. G. Grunt. Sully Blue Gray Gladys Gray Helen Gray, Ruth Ellen Gray VVallace Haralson, Billie Jo II2ll'HlS0ll. Woodrow Hardaway, Watus llnrless. Jack Harris, Frances Harrison, Phil Hefton, Mike Hendricks, Clyde Hendricks, John Hix, Ollie Faye Hollingsworth, Rachel Hollingsworth, Reba Holmes, Gladys Hopkins, Natalie Hunter, Dorothy Hunter, Jane Hutchison, Marguerite Ivy, Marguerite Jackson, Robert Jay, Mack Jeffries, Eugene Jolley,, Treonne Jones, Roy H. Jones, Wiley Kellum, Willard Kidd, Ray Kissinger, Marion Kreager, Carl Rust-li, Elizabeth Lane, David Langford, Martha McEll1annon, Mary JUNIOR CLASS ROSTER Laughlin, Dorothy Layman, Katie Ruth Lewis, Billie Linton, Frank Little, Frank Lyall, Michelena Lyons, Alma Jo McConnell, Paul McCoy, J. P. McGee, Bruce McGuire, Howard McKelvain, Nell McKe1vy, Vernon McKinney, Harold McLane, Helen McNutt, Gladys Magers, Millard Marks, Norine Mason, Henry Mathews, Ellsworth Mercer, Sylvia Milam, Faye Miller. Louie Miller, Pauline Minchew, Charles Mitchell, William Montgomery, Knox Moody, Chic Moore, Hazel Moran, Anna Lou Morrison, Milo Morrow, Adele Morton, Carl Morton, Georgie Nancy Nelson, Bernice Nelson, J. W. Oglesby, Paul Olsen, Pauline O'Mary, Howard Orr. Helen Owens, D. L. Parrigan, Dorothy Pelley, Ilermzm Pierce, Ruby Piner, Bernie Points, Ernest Porterfield, D. M. Porterfield, Ralph Potter, Kenneth Powell, Music Mae Ramshay, Flossie Randall, Virgil Rasor. Charles Ratliff, Robert Rector, Albert Redick, Carl Reynolds, Mary Dale Richardson, Maxine Riley, Ernest C. Roach, Karlyne Roach, Iona Roberts, Alma Roberts, Roberta Russell, Clara Fay Ruth , Mary Elizabeth Sanford, Hazel Schumaker, Richard Shoemaker, Jack Slayden, Howard Slaughter, Virginia Smith, D. L. Smith, Ozelle Southard, William Spears, Estes Staples, George Stone, C. E. Stone, James Sutton, Daley Talley, Walter Tate, Sam Thomas, A. J. Thompson, Evelyn Thompson, Hazel Thompson, Inez Thrasher, Genevieve Vehle, Louise Vincent, Howard Walker, Kathryn Wall, Jerry Lee Warren, Preston Washburn, Joe VVelch, Hazel VVest, Billy Wheele1', Ted Wilbanks, Mary Gai VVillcoxson, Joe VVilliams, Billy Joe Williams, Margaret Nell VVilson, Dorothy Wilson,Patty Winebrenner,Glenn VVooten, Thelma Wright, Catherine VVright, Marion l ophomore Nl:11'g.g':1l'0t Ada mson Rixilllllilllll Atnip liilly Ilzlilvy Carl Ilairrett Clurim-Q llrnsiiiei' Lfslil- liullwk Dm-nllly Burke Virginia Iiurke Yernon Caldwell Clizirles Calhoun Joe Chumbley Norman Cluybou rn Mvlvin Dunham Elaine Ellis Louise l4'e1'g11so11 Gonrge Freeman I,ni1iseGuri' Eclgar Gillespie lionGrit'litl1 June Grigg Mzirguret Hull Beatrice iluri wig' Perry ll011cl1'ic'lcs Mary l 1':111c-Os lli111o11 Cen-il lluotl Tl10111:1s Hooker liillie Jz111elloxx':11'1l Dewitt ll11111e1' Joaepliine IIllllSlll'liGl' Gurt li Jack E011 Rh-l1z11'd .lully Willard Ki11c:1id Li William Koriolli J. W. Morgan Mzlrimi .l 111-ob Louise Jones Marsliall Jones exievicve Kolb Sylveslel' Koriotli Ju:111 Lzulcl IJo1'otl1y MQ-I'J11f1ie Bobby Neal Cla1'z1BIz11'1i11 Nevill Kz1t,l1lee11 O'1I2ll'8 Peggy llzinlwy lflwlyli l4'l':1m-es Pliares Mliclrecl l'orterlielc.l Jac-lc l'raitl19i' Sue Reynolds Royston Roberts Ruby Jo Saitierwliite Elizabeth Sc-oggins Leon Sewell Perrin Smifli Vllillizim Souilmrd llolblry Spvm' Mzu'1ll:1 Mario Si inson Guy Sturaly Susie Summors Ann 'Fliompson Jack Thom pson .larry Toiien N2ll't'il1l62lll Wclmlm llilly Will-ox Lowell Williams Martha Jxmu Williams THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Presldent VV ,..Y,. .,..... M . C. Everheart Vice-President ,7,,.... ,,,,,77,,,A,, J oan Ladd Sec1'eta1'y-Treasurer ....V ....... G enevieve Kolb Class Representative ....VVV ,...,... J ack Vestal Sponsor .,v.,,,,,,,. ..,....... ..,,.,. N I rs. Washam During our freshman year, we accomplished much work due to the ability of our capable sponsor, Mrs. Porter Travis. We returned to our work in the fall of 1933 with brighter hopes and bigger ideas for the coming school term. We held our first meeting soon after school opened, and the follow- ing'oHiee1's were elected: M. C. l':V0l'll01ll't. presimlent: .loan Larlll. vice-p1'esi- nlentg Genevieve Kolb, secl'et:1l'y-t1'ez1surerg .lack Vestal, class represcntzltive. The sophomores were well represented in the extra-curricular activ- ities of the school. We had several girls on the basketball team and a large number of boys on the Bearkitten team, who will compose the greater part of the school's football squad next term. Two of our mem- bers lettered this year, one having been elected captain forthe coming year 1934. We had a good representation in the numerous clubs, also, and made a remarkable showing in the popularity contest sponsored by the Ath- enian. Our representatives were among the most outstanding members of the school and we are proud of them, indeed. The play, Two Crooks and a Lady, which the sophomores pre- sented in chapel was most enjoyable. It was directed by Mrs. Washam, the sponsor ofthe Sophomore Class. Nlziy we l1I'1'UlllllllSll as unueli in the next two years :ls we have :lf'COlll- plished the past two. -Joan Ladd, '36. SOPHOMORE CLASS ROSTER Adamson, Margaret Allen, Burl Anderson, Lowell Andrews, Margaret Atnip, Redellium Bailey, Billy Barfield, Ruth Barrett, Carl Birge, John Heflin Biser, Elizabeth Biser, Margaret Bishop, Marie Bookout, Collin Bost, Mary Louise Bozeman, Frances Brashier, Clarice Bullock, Leslie Burden, Ruby Burke, Dorothy Burke, Lorene Burke, Virginia Burton, Woodrow Caldwell, Frank Caldwell, Vernon Calhoun, Charles Cantrell, Seaburn Caraway, John Carter, WO0d1'OW Caughey, Joanne Caughey, Mineta Chaffin, Billy Chambers, James Champie, Elizabeth Chumbley, Joe Clark, Leonard Claybourn, Norman Cox, Wood1'ow Craven, Horace Craven, Merle Creswell, Lottie Crist, G. 0. Crosby, Holmes Crowder, Maurice Davis, Charmon Davis, Maud Anna DeShane, Dixie Dewitt, Charles Duff, Pauline Dunham, Melvin Duval, Gene Ryer, Robert Edwards, J. W. Ellington, James Elliott, Max Elliott, Vermelle Ellis, Elaine Essin, Emmett Evans, Dorothy Evans, Elizabeth Evans, Virginia Everheart, M. C. Feagin, Louise Ferguson, Louise Fields, Paul Foster, R. L. Fowler, E. D. Francis, Cecil Freeman, George Freeman, Maurine French, Martha Garr, Louise Cates, Henry Geisert, Geisert, Gentry Gibson, 1 Buena Euna Golden Margaret Gillespie, Edgar Glover, Durwood Gonzales, Phillip Ray G raham, G eorge Gray, Dorothy Maigalet Gray, Dorothy Marie Griffith, Ben Grigg, Bertha Lee Grigg, June Grigg, Opal Guin, Patty Gurley, Lois Hall, E. C. Hall, Margaret SOPHOMORE CLASS ROSTER Harless, Clorine Harp, Harry Harp, Hazel Harshbargrer, Maxine Hartwig, Beatrice Heckman, Veda Mae Heflin, Rufus Hendon, Connie Hendricks, Perry Hendrixson, Ira Lee lliggiiilmrmtliaiii. Frankie Le Hightower, Anna Nell Hinton, Mary Frances Hocker, Thomas Holcomb, Truman Hood, Cecil Horton, Clifton Howard, Billie Jane Howard, Jack Hudnall, Ocie Lea Hunter, Dewitt Hunsucker, .Josephine Hulett, Patta Jean Hutt, Mary Katherine Imbert, Iran Inele, Geneva Jackson, Garth Jacob, Marion Jenkins, Leon Johns, Paul Johnson, Clifford Johnson, Dorothy Johnson, Rachel Jolly, Richard Jones, Louise Jones, Marshall Jordan, Frank Kellum, Aline Kenney, Dorothy Kimbrough, Muriel Kincaid, Willard Kirkpatrick, Ralph Kolb, Genevieve Korioth, Sylvester Korioth, VVilliam Kuykendall, Retha Ladd, Joan Langham, J. C. McAlister, Jack McCall, D. A. McCoy, Charles McDuffie, Dorothy McKinney, Raymond MeKown, Jack Marlow, Harold Matthews, J. D. Mattingly, Bessie Maxwell, Doris Merrill, Pauline Miller, Lottie Millsap, Sarah Mitchell, James Moffett, Mary Grace Montgomery, Sudie Mae Montgomery, Kathyleen Mooney, Ted Moore, Johnny Morgan, J. W. Moss, Ruth Mulkey, Howard Myers, Harry Neal, Bobby Neathery, Mildred Neathery, Roberta Nelson, Claire Nevill, Clara Martin Nicholson, Bonnie Nicholson, Lorena Noble, Lonnie O'Conner, Joe Odom, Bryan O'Hara, Kathleen Oldham, Wesley Orr, Betty Pankey, Peggy Parish, Wilma Patterson, Thelma Pack, Irene Payne, Lola Perry, Sylvia SOPHOMORE CLASS ROSTER Pettit, Weldon Phares, Evelyn Frances Porterfield, Mildred Potter, Neva Claire Prather, Jack Pratt, Sherman Randall, Vollie Rector, Jewell Reddick, Elmo Reid, R. B. Reynolds, Sue Richardson, Nell Riddle, Joe James Ritchie, O. E. Roach, Wilburn Roberts, Royston Robinson, James Rogers, Joe Sanders, Evelyn Sandifer, Genevieve Satterwhite, Ruby Jo Scoggins, Elizabeth Schrivner, Muriel Sewell, Leon Shipp, La Verne Simmons, Dalma Simmons, Jack Simmons, Ouida Slayden, Margaret Slusher, John Smith Bernice Smith, Finis Smith Perrin Smith Warren Smithson, Ruby Sosa, Carolina Southard, William Speer, Bobby Spencer, Thomas Staggers, Darrell Tribble, L. G. Truett, Mattie Maye Vandergriff, Faye Vick, Geneva Vineyard, Carlton Vineyard, Delris Wade, Jacob Waldrum, Helen Wall, Charlie Walker, Alvin Stallings, Margaret Steakley, Bobby Stephens, Katherine Stinson, Martha Marie Stipe, Pauline Stockdale, M. H. Stone, Lillian Sturdy, Guy Summers, Susie Taliaferro, Allan Tatum, Marie Thomas, Honor Bell Thomas, J. T. Thompson, Ann Thompson, Jack Tolbert, Amelia Tolbert, Joseph Tolbert, Mabel Warren, Billy Scott Webb, Narcadean Webb, Roberta Wheless, Mildred Wigbels, Mildred Wilcox, Billy Wilder, Opal Wilder, Wanda Williams, Lowell Williams, Martha Jane Williams, Rex Wilson, Walter Winebrenner, Ray Wingfield, Leon Wright Wright Wright Wright, Charles Iva Del Kathryn Rex Totten, Jerry Trail, La Verne Wolfe, Mary Frances Young, Joe CSI'lm MISS A LTMAN'S and MISS Mc-QUOWN'5 IIUMIC ROUMS Nl H. HLA I BVS HUM E R01 Ml MISS CRIMBVS IIUNIE RUUM F RESHMAN GROUPS-F ALL SEMESTER MISS ALTMAN'S AND MISS McQUOWN'S HOME ROOMS Maurine Freeman, Vada Mercer, Miss Altman, Margaret Hill, Mary Jane McDaniel, Margaret Stamphill, Miss McQuown. Hazel Fullilove, Alene Graves, Lynette McClure, Ruby Fay Montgomery, Helen Willis, Maurine Thornton, Enna Jean Cannon. T Helen Sanford, Anna Margaret Walker, Inez Hale, Marcella Hall, Oneta King, Betty Jo Fair, Doris Harrell, Marie Crist, Earline Riley. Marjorie Randall, Ruby Orr, Marie Elliot, Cleo Haynie, Jane Perry, Dorothy Greg- ory, Dorothy Cook, Sara Jane Reid, Lorena Foster, Uba Conwell, Hazel Wisdom. MR. BLAIR'S HOME ROOM ' Alvin Barker, J. P. Wright, Phil Bennett, Ralph Blackmon, Leo Trautz, John Slusher, Mr. Blair. Hope Harwood, Acie Lee Hudnall, Caddie Reece, Beneva Harrison, Mildred Neath- erly, Eddie Twyford. Annie Lou Smith, Johnnie Dickson, Naomi Long, Kathryn Means, Wanda Mae Vineyard. J. P. Bounds, James Blalack, John Richardson, Leo McKinney, Hoyt Brannon, Masiege Jeter, Joe Decker Walk, J. M. Merrill. MISS CRIMM'S HOME ROOM Owen Whittenburgr, Billy Reynolds, Ralph Ryan, Miss Crimm, Conrad Morris. Joe Scull, J. C. Kreager, Richard Vestal, Don Vaughn. Katherine Robertson, Floyd Mote, Charles Hall. Lila B. McLane, Edna Rodgers, Elaine Reddick, Robert Tolbert, Charles Gibson, IVeldon Miller, James Loy. Betty Ruth Garrett, Lorene Sanders, Juanita Simpson, Jewell Jackson, Albert Moore, Wayne Rowe, C. J. Wood, Jack Thompson. Edna Sample, Sibyl Perry, Margaret Truman, Mary Frances Scott, Sarah Jane Phares, Wallace Shaw, Edward Pulliam, John Melton, Carl Bennett. NIISS IDIALN :md SS VRAIK IIUNI IC HHH NIH. lwl4'KIfLN X lluNII'lliH1bXl IS, IIAYI4 N HUM IC R04 Nl FRESHMAN GROUPS-FALL SEMESTER MISS DIAL'S AND MISS CRAIG'S HOME ROOMS Collis Bale, J. C. Creager, Markham Lane, Miss Dial, George Tebow, Thomas Wat- son, Miss Craig, R. E. Dunham. Lowell Hennen, Fred Dixon, Monette Murphy, Willie Lee Bell, George Derrieux. Jack Howard, Fay Sirkel, Adele Gash, Doris McKee, Margaret Poppelwell, Harold Mitchell. Ozelle Young, Billie' Lee Moss, Mildred Banks, Elizabeth Sanders, Eulace Mullins, Robert Glass. Robert Burns, Hazel Halloway, Margaret Parrish, Hazel McKeehan, Euna Mae Bruce, Lester Haynie. Weir Oslin, James Moughon, Gladys Burden, Lee McKinney, Joyce Wilson, M. H. Stockdale, O. T. Jones, Elizabeth Ann McClure, Janice Blackburn, Iva Pate, Billy Mc- Mullen, Billy Powell. Elijah Burke, R. T. Barnes, Billy Fisher, Billy Britton, James Stimson. MR. DICKEY'S HOME ROOM Lewis Dooley, Harold Oldham, Mr. Dickey, Doris Fortner. Jack Mitchell, Ford Griffin, W. B. Sewell, Jerome Hix, Alene Greene. Bob Carpenter, Pat Stelzer, Hattie Mae Johnson, Marguerite Bloxom, Juanita Brigham, Jeanne Caldwell. Frances Davis, Katherine Heflin, Cora Lee Monk, Mildred Dixon, Mary G. Barnes. David Pugh, Jack Kenney, E. T. Autrey, Lucille Altman, Charlene Talley, Nona Mae Willis, Theresa Allen, Dorothy Dyer, Eugene Bell, G. W. Mathes, Ray Maret. MRS. HAYES' HOME ROOM Billy Holmes, Margaret Godwin, Mrs. Hayes, Mary Louise Ladd, Martha Eubank. Juanita Hart, Frances Ayres, Kathleen Westbrook, Everett Hall, Richard Hocker. Catherine Hendricks, Virginia Crutchfield, Anna Bell Mitchell, Dorothy Fitch. Bobby Clark, Mary McGee, Ellis Winstead, Jane McGee. Tom Moore, John Hainen, F. A. Loving, Harold Wolfe, Ross Wilson, Edgar Thomp- son, Billy Bratz, Joe Thompson. RUSS KNUXH H031 E lil Il HI NIHS. THA Y IS' H4 MHC ll! NUI .IVNIUII IIOXUII NWI li'I N FRESHMAN GROUPS-FALL SEMESTER MISS KNOX'S HOME ROOM Wallace Dickson, C. L. Clarke, Paul Duval, Bill Gambell, L. V. LaFoy, Johnny Holmes, Miss Knox. Frances Lane, Genevieve Crawford, Ruth Lacy, Helen Davis, Sena Lynn. Juanita Foreman, Johnye Louise VVomack, Martha Sue Cole, Dorothy Louise Cook, Melba Fern Compton. Ernest Jones, Lucille Beckett, Drucilla Dickerson, Deron Edington, Billie Jean Cox, Marjorie Lawrence. John Ellis, Calvin Kimbrough, Norma Jean Edds, Irene Caywood, Anna Laura Bishop, Artymae Connelly, LaVerne Higgs, Ruby Barnes, R. C. Elliott, John Totten. Billy Dodd, LeRoy Griswold, F. L. Goodson, Charles M. Gibson, Owen Blankenship, Al Stimson, Charles Covey, Jack Fulkerson, Milford Ballou. MRS. TRAVIS' HOME ROOOM Jack W'allace, Emitt Evans, Joe Lankford, B. F. Myers, Cha1'lie Smith, Sherman Elliott, Elton Walker, Mrs. Travis. Mildred Barham, Latrell Blankenship, Virginia Inman, Mildred Andrews, Roselle Shaw. Hubert McDonald, Walter Morgan, Billie Margaret Odneal, Hudson Murphy, Joe Sexton, Wilburn Cook, Woodrow Riley, Ruby Davis. Bobby McCulloch, Amateene Rector, Mary Lee Spraggins, Jacqueline Short, Maude Ellen Vestal. Cleve Kethum, Jesie Hendricks, Marvin Batsell, Isom Hall, William Atkinson, Betty Browne, Dwight Chumbley, Claude Alexander, Jim Simpson, Gaylord Blue, Jr. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY Mrs. Travis, Sponsor Royston Roberts, Allan Taliaferro, Mary McGee, Virginia Inman, Bob Burns, Jaree Petty, J. P. Wright, Mrs. Travis. Richard Jolly, Elaine Ellis, William Southard, Margaret Slayden, Geneva Vick, Martha French, Elizabeth Biser. Joan Ladd, June Grigg, Ruby Jo Satterwhite, Martha Marie Stinson. Kathleen O'Hara, Dixie DeShane, Margaret Biser, Kathyleen Montgomery, Bobby Speer, Leslie Bullock. Elaine Reddick, Catherine Means, Mary George Chumbley, Frances Lane, Martha Jane Williams. Vada Mercer, Genevieve Crawford, Juanita Brigham, Betty Browne, Margaret Truman, Jane McGee, Margaret Hall, Bettie Ruth Garrett, Sarah Jane Reid, Janice Blackburn. Martha Sue Cole, Johnye VVomack, Artymae Connelly, Dorothy Fitch, Melba Fern Compton, Amateene Rector, Norma Jean Edds. Billy Holmes, Richard Vestal, Joe Young, Eulace Mullins, J. P. Bounds, James Lay, David Pugh, Joe Decker Walk, Harold Wolfe, Albert Moore, Tom Moo1'e. THE FRESHMAN CLASS President .7,7..., ...,,..,. A Artymae Connelly Vice-President .,,... ....,,7,A... B etty Browne Secretary ......... ........, M ary Louise Ladd Treasurer .................. ,.,............. J ohn Ellis Class Representative ,. ... ...,.......Tom Moore Sponsor ................YV .,,..... M rs. Porter Travis The Freshman Class organized about three weeks after school started, with Mrs. Travis as the sponsor. This year our class has had sev- eral class meetings with interesting programs given by faculty members and students. On March 2, the freshmen gave, as usual, the Texas program in chapel. Our class has been ably represented this year in the Choral club, Pep Squad. and lieairzxt Band. Several students worked on debate. aleclaimations. :mtl spelling for honors in the county and rlistrivt intcrscliolustic lm-vts. The Junior Honor Society has had a large membership this year. They had an enjoyable and exciting day when they were initiated. We feel that We have had an interesting share in all the activities and expect to live up to all the ideals of Sherman High. -Lucille Altman, '37. Aka1'd, Nanell Alexander, Claud Dunn Allen, Theresa Altman, Lucille Andrus, Mildred Atkinson, William Autry, E. T. Ayers, Frances Bale, Collis M. Ballou, Milford Banks, Mildred Barham, Mildred Barker, Barnes, Barnes Barnes Batsell 9 Alvin Mary Louise Ruby R. T. Marvin Beckett, Lucille Bell, Eugene Bell, Willie Lea Bennett, Carl Bennett, Phil Bishop, Anna Laura Blackburn, Janice Blackmon, Ralph Blalack, James Blankenship, Lat1'ell Blankenship, Owen Bloxom, Marguerite Blue, Gaylord Boothman, Noel Bounds, J. P. Boyd, James Brannum, Hoyt Bratz, Billy Bratz, Bob Brigham, Juanita Britton, Billy Browne, Betty Bruce, Euna Mae Burden, Gladys Burk, Elijah Burke, Frances L. Burns, Bob Caldwell, Jeanne Cannon, Enna Jean Carpenter, Bob Caywood, Irene Margaret Chambliss, Willie Fay Chumbley, Dwight Clark, Bobby Clarke, C. D. Chumbley, Mary G. Cole, Martha Sue Compton, Melba Fern Connelly, Artymae Conwell, Uba Cook, Dorothy Cook, Dorothy Louise Cook, Wilburn Covey, Charles Cox, Billie Jean Crawford, Genevieve Crist, Marie Frances Crutchfield, Virginia Davis, Frances Davis, Helen Davis, Ruby E. Dennis, Mary Derrieux, George Dickerson, Drucilla Dickson, Wallace Dixon, Fred Jr. Dixon, Johnnie Dixon, Mildred Dodd, Billy Dooley, Lewis Dunham, R. E. Duval, Paul Dyer, Dorothy Eddingzton, Deron Edds, Norma Joan Elliott, Marie Elliott, R. C. Elliott, Sherman Ellis, John Eubank, Martha Evans, Emitt Evridgre, Marie Fair, Bettie Joe Fields, Clifton Fischer, Billy Fitch, Dorothy Foreman, Juanita Fortner, Doris Foster, Irene Fulkerson, Jack Fullilove, Hazel Frances FRESHMAN CLASS ROSTER Gambell, Bill Garrette, Betty Ruth Gash, Adele Gibson, Charles Gibson, Charles W. Glass, Robert Godwin, Margaret Goodson, F. L. Graves. Alene Green, Alene Gregory, Dorothy Griffin, Ford Griswold, Leroy Hainen, John Hainline, Billie Hale, Hale, Hall, Hall, Hall, Inez Isom Charles Everett Marcella Harrell, Doris Harrison, Beneva Hart, Juanita Harwood, Hope Haynie, Cleo Haynie, Lester Heflin, Katherine Hefton, Macil Hendon, Charles Hendricks, Jessie Hendricks, Katherine Hennen, Lowell Higgs, La Verne Hill, Margaret Hix, Jerome Hocker, Richard Holmes, Billy Holmes, Johnny Holloway, Hazel Hunsucker, Lee Roy Inman, Velma Ruth Inman, Virginia Jackson, Jewell Jeter, Masiege Jergins, Earl Johnston, Hattie Mae Jones, Ernest Jr. Jones, O. T. Kenney, Jack FRESHMAN CLASS ROSTER Kethum, Cleve Kimbrough, Calvin King, Mozelle King, Oneta Louise Kniffin, Calvin Kreager, J. C. Lacy, Ruth Ladd, Mary Louise LaFoy, L. V. Lane, Frances Lane, Markham Langford, Joe Lawrence, Ma1'j01'i9 Lay, James Linton, Mary JO Long, Naomi Loving, F. A- Lynn, Sena McClure, Elizabeth Arm McClure, Lynette McCulloch, Bobby McDaniel, Mary Jane McDonald, Hubert McGee, Jane McGee, M-'QTY McKee, Doris McKeehaI1, H2201 McKenzie, Geo1'2Z0 McKinney, L60 McKinney, L90 McLane, Lida Belle McMullen, Billie Maret, R257 Hoard Mason, Jennings Mathes, G. W. Means, Kathryn Melton, John Mercer, Vada Merrill, J. M. Mitchell, Anna Belle Mitchell, Harold Mitchell, Jack Miller, Weldon Monk, Cora Lee Montgomery, Ruby Fay Moore, Albert Moore, Tom Morgan, Walter Morris, Conrad Moss, Billie Lee Mote, Floyd Moughon, James Mullins, Eulace Murphy, Hudson Murphy, Monette Musser, George Myers, B. F. Nelms, Earl Odneal, Billy Margaret Oldham, Harold Orr, Ruby Oslin, Billy Weir Parish, Margaret Parrish, Fern Pate, Iva Perry, Jane Perry, Sibyl Kathleen Phares, Sarah Jane Popplewell, Margaret Powell, Billy Powell, Juanita Priddy, Geree Pugh, David Pulliam, Edwin Randall, Marjorie Rector, Amateene Reddick, Elaine Reece, Caddie L. Reid, Sara Jane Reynolds, Billie Richardson, John Riley, Earline Riley, Woodrow Ritchie, Manford Robertson, Katherine Rodgers, Edna Rowe, Wayne Ryan, Ralph Conrad Sample, Edna Sanders, Elizabeth Sanders, Lorene Sanford, Helen Scott, Mary Frances Scull, Joe Sewell, W. B. Sexton, Joe Shaw, Roselle Shaw, Wallace Shock, Donald Short, Jacqueline Simmons, Fairy Mae Simpson, Jim Simpson, Juanita Sims, Henry Sirkel, Fay Smith, Anna Lou Smith, Barney Smith, Charley Spraggins, Mary Lea Stamphill, Margaret Stelzer, Pat Stimson, Pat Stimson, Al Stimson, James Newton Talley, Charlene Tebow, George Thompson, Jack W. Thompson, Edgar Dale Thompson, Joe S. Thornton, Maurine Tolbert, Robert Totten, John Trautz, Leo Truman, Margaret Twyford, Eddie Vaughn, Don Vestal, Maude Ellen Vestal, Richard ViTN?y211'd, Wanda Mae VValk, Joe Decker Walker, Anna Margaret Walker, Elton Wallace, Jack VValling, Fred Walsh, Mary Kathleen Watson, Thomas WGStb1'0Ok, Kathleen P. Whittenburg, Owens Willis, Helen Willis, Nona Mae Wilson, Joyce Wilson, Ross R. Winstead, Ellis Jr. Wisdom, Hazel Wolfe, Harold Womack, Johnye Louise Wood, C. L. Wright, J. P. Young, Ozelle l - ool Life Q Most Beautiful Girl Dorotlwy Templeton Q Most Handsome Boy Virgil Reid ES S Most Popular Girl Gene Grinnell Q Most Popular Boy Franlc Guziclc S 1 4., Most Representative Girl Lincia Wharton Q Most Representative Boy Andrew McReynoicis my Here and There Around and About WHAT HAPPENED Un S01lll'll1lll'l' 11, school opt-nc-ml with the l2ll',Q,'l'St enrollment in its history. The third year Spanish Club was organized on September 15. September 18, the Choral Club and Pep Squad were organized. September 20 saw the first meeting of the Senior Class and the or- ganization ofthe Glee Club. On September 22, the Bearcats opened the football season with a 13-6 victory over the Tishomingo Indians. The Bearcats played Oak Cliff on September 29. The Leopards Won 13-0. The Hi-Y held its first meeting on October 2. October 3 Was the date for the organization of the Junior Class. The Latin Club Was organized on October 5. This was also the date for the Sherman-Bonham football game, which ended in a scoreless tie. October 6 the What Next? was organized. The Bearcats lost to the North Dallas Bulldogs on October 14. The score was 12-0. The Science Club was organized on October 16. The Freshman Class organized on October 19. On October 20, to open the conference games of the football season, the Bearcats invaded the McKinney Lion's gridiron and brought home a victory of 6-0. The Bearcats held the Gainesville squad to an exciting 0-0 tie in the enemy's territory on October 27. November 1 was a black day for some of us! We received our sec- ond reports that day. A big rally was held in assembly on November 2, in preparation for the football game with Denison, played here that afternoon on a muddy fiolil. NVE WON 6-0. On November 10 the Bearcats played Denton and won 6-0. A pep rally and snake dance were held in town after the game. On November 14, Miss Crutchfield's birthday was celebrated with a surprise party in honor and appreciation of her invaluable service dur- ing her forty years of teaching in the Sherman schools. She was pre- sented with a gift, a token of love and esteem, by her numerous devoted pupils. November 12 through 18 was book week. During this time the Sophomores exhibited many posters and the Juniors presented a pro- gram in assembly, Books That Live. The Bearcats played a called game with the Atoka eleven on No- vember 22. NVe won 13 to 3. On the 24th of November the Senior Class presented a play, The Patsy, which was a real success. School was dismissed on Wednesday, November 29 for Thanksgiv- ing holidays. On November 30, Thanksgiving Day, the Bearcats went to Dallas to play the Highland Park Scots to decide the district title. A good crowd followed the Cats to Dallas on Uspecialsfi The Highlanders won 19 to 0. The Dramatic Club presented an enjoyable play, The Boor, on December 7. The Bearketts opened the basketball season by defeating the 'Whitesboro girls on December 8. December 13, the Christmas edition of the Hi-Talk came out. The Christmas holidays began Friday, December 22, to last until January 2. Boys' basketball season opened January 13 with a game with Mc- Kinney. January 24. 25, anal 26, mid-tc-rui exaluinations were held. The new term began January 29. On January 31, we received our third reports. Football sweaters were awarded to the letter men on February 1. The letter men of Austin College and Sherman High football teams were guests at a banquet at the Grayson Hotel on February 5. The Austin College quartet entertained the students in assembly with a number of songs on February 8. The Bearcat five played Denison on February 9 on the home court. The Bearcats won. On February 13, the three Sherman basketball teams defeated three visiting teams from Highland Park. The Bearcats played a return game with Denison on February 16. By winning this game the Bearcats won the County Class A title. The annual Kitten-Faculty basketball game was played February 22 before a large crowd in the school gymnasium. The faculty won. The Junior Class presented a three-act play, Shavings, on Feb- ruary 27. The Senior activities began with a skating party on February 22. And were they sore! The Bearcats returned from a basketball tournament at Mesquite on March 3. They brought home the trophy for third place. The F. F. A. boys attended the Fat Stock Show in Fort NVorth on the 9th and 10th of March. Citizenship week, March 12 and 16, was observed by the school un- der the direction of the Scholarship Club. A program was presented in assembly on Monday, March 12. March 14, class candidates for queen of the Senior Carnival were nominated. The HS Association had a Weiner roast on Friday, March 16. March 16 and 17 was the date for the track meet in Fort Worth. The Seniors carried out class projects, the most interesting and com- plete of which was a play, The Ghost Story, presented in assembly on Monday, March 19. The County Interscholastic League meet was held in Sherman on the 23rd and 24th of March. L Sherman and XVhit1-wright presented their contest plays in Sherman High auditorium on Friday, March 23. The same night the Sherman High volley ball team Won the second straight game from the Denison girls. Sherman boys' and girls' tennis double teams and girls' singles team won over the Denison teams on March 26 and 27 for the county title. On March 29. the Faculty takeoif was presented in assenilnly lie' fore a good crowd. March 29, 30, and 31, the basketball girls attended a tri-state high school girls' basketball tournament at Neches. The Seniors brought their childish fancies to a climax by celebrating Kid day on April 2. The Choral Club attended a music contest at C. I. A. in Denton on April 6 and 7. The District meet at S. M. U. in Dallas was held April 6 and 7. April 12, the second year Spanish students presented a play in chapel. Friday, April 13, the coronation of the school queen and the annual school carnival was sponsored by the seniors. The F. F. A. boys Went to A. Sz M. the 15th of April. The regional l11te1'sr-holaistie meet was helcl in Denton at N. T. S. 'l'. C. on April 20 and 21. April 20 was Senior Day. The Dramatic Club presented its annual play on Friday evening, April 27. May -1 and 5 was the date for the state Interscholastic nleet at Austin. Athenians came out on May 15. During Senior Week,'i the seniors had a play, a banquet, and vari- ous other activities. Examinations Were held on May 23, 24, and 25. Sunday, May 27, Baccalaureate sermon was preached by Dr. Con- way T. Wharton, pastor oi' the First Presbyterian Church. May 211 school was out and the gracluation exercises were held. ...mm aclium COACH ES Mr. YL-nlv Dickvy lleud Com-I1 Mr. George Blair Assisizult C0114-11 Mr. F. Il. Fowler liitlvn and Tran-14 Uwzmlm r Mr. A. L. XX ullx Husilwss NIZIHRIQOI' Mr. Paul T. Brown Girls'lSz1ske1bz1llC0:1:-11 vl- Sllpf. L. T. Cuuk Dlilill Iioostur 2 PEI' LEADERS J. O. Hull G wcmiolyn Morris Miss Clara Joe Brown Pep Squad Sponsor firm' Grinrwil R1-X Gross Miss Lorem- Mc'-Qunwn l'Pp Squad Spfmsur otba FOK YI' BA LL LETTERMEN Capt. Frank Ciuxivk Qll:11'lvlhxcl 'lfi Capt. Mzxrimm MUSC 'l'a1ckle 'K 11 2' F ' . Ew ggerr- 11 . .. Zh? , f' K 'X S- ' , ,ar ' s-2 ... '1 3 1, El PJ 15422 1 , , ,W g Q I HEM RW - li . fr ' N .r-'L' ' 'FA N UI 1- - 7 4 '1 9 RQ' ' B' , 'P' ,.-- an ' f L4-fr - ', , -' L- e--' ! l-lf Haxskvll Svwa-ll End R2lj'll10Nll Vick 'fzlvkle A . g V V, A 0 X 2:55 5 f!TJ5 f'i'f41: . uw ! 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', - T, . rf-'fffi mu f 4.15 uf ' - , , A , if .A I 5 ' Y - - -EJ ' ' JIIIIIUS Jollvy liuaul .loc Jzufkscnm End A . YV , ' , , Q, ' -X 43? ' V a in . -ur . , it, 3 E317-lm 93 w k - M ,,,,ffz ,,. .f . 1 fe- X A 3' 1 Q:-Q.-ili Q , IMISEVI 1 'T Ei, F K ' 'fi' .. , r 5 '- 5' '- , wzfig-H 1 Clove-lam! B:u'lu-r Center .lzlvk Jzwlison Nlzlrlaagrvl' SEASON'S SCORES SIIPVIIIQIII. 13 ,....... .. 'l'lSl1OllIlIIg'U. Olilfl.. li SI10r1n:1n.II ....,. ..... ..... ,... . I I onlmm. 0 Sherman. II ..,,A ......., I Bak Clitf, 13 Slxerinan. li .,.... .. .. Mr-Kinney. ll Sliernian. ll .,..,. 4...., N m'1l1 Imllas. 12 SIICTIIIQIII. li ,.,.. ......,..... I benison. lb Sl1el'lnaIl.II ,,.. .,..,.. I Iainesville. II Slwrlnzln, 6 .,..,. ..,..,...., ...... I I onion. 0 , Slxernmn. I3 .,....... ....,.... J Xloka. Okla.. 3 1 Sl10l'lll2lII.U ...... . .. .. 1'IlL2'lll2lIIll Pzxrk, IJ Q BEARCAT SQUAD Coach Blair, L. J. Wolfe, Muriel Kimbrough, Joe O'Conner, James Jolley, Willard Kellum, Jack Jackson, Coach Dickey. Morrell Hampton, James Robinson, Howard Carter, Willard Kin- caid, Marion Davis, Jack Harless, Frank Simmons, Frank Jordan, Ken- neth Potter. Charles Yates, Vernon Caldwell, J. W. Higgs, Wilson McConnell, Cleveland Barker, Jack Vestal, Kenneth Clinton, Howard Vincent, Ralph Porterfield, Haskell Sewell. Joe Jackson, Raymond Vick, Sam Tate, Frank Guzick, Marion Muse, Jimmy Stone, Howard Slayden. 1933 GRID GAMES SHERMAN vs. TISHOMINGO Tackling a team of unknown strength, the Bearcats gave the Sherman fans an ex- citing first game by defeating the Tishomingo team 13 to 6. SHERMAN VS. BONHAM In a splendid defensive struggle the Purple Warriors. Class B aggregation from Bonham, battled the Bearcats to a scoreless draw. The Bearcats were outweighed on the average of about fifteen pounds to the man. SHERMAN VS. OAK CLIFF Due to nervousness mostly on account of much green material, the Bearcats were slipped up on by the Oak Cliff Leopards and trampled under a 13-0 score. SHERMAN VS. McKlNNEY With two evenly balanced elevens battling furiously in a night game at McKin- ney, which saw many trick plays, the Bearcats nosed out the McKinney Lions 6-0 by pushing over the single tally in the last two minutes of play with Captain Guzick car- rying the ball. SHERMAN VS. NORTH DALLAS Although very inexperienced, the Bearcats staged a brilliant performance in the first half, the Bulldogs scored twelve points in the last half to beat the Bearcats. SHERMAN VS. DENISON Storming the Jackets' defense near the close of the first half, the Bearcats blocked a punt and recovered it on the enemy's four yard stripe, after which Jack Vestal car- ried the ball across for the only score of the game, which was played in a sea of mud. SHERMAN VS. GAINESVILLE M The Bearcats outmaneuvered and outplayed a much heavier and more experienced Leopard team but were unable to score. The power thrusts of Captain Frank Guzick almost tore the Leopard line to pieces. SHERMAN VS. DENTON In a game full of thrilling long passes, end runs, and line bucks, the Bearcats de- feated the Broncos 6-0. Taking to the air in the closing minutes with Slayden and Joe Jackson doing some fine pass snatching, the Bearcats pushed across the only marker of the game with Captain Guzick taking the pigskin over. SHERMAN VS. ATOKA Although roundly outplayed throughout the first half, the Bearcats came to life and trounced the Indians by a score of 13 to 3. It was Bun Hampton and Wilson Mc- Connell, who played his best game of the season, upon whom the locals based their at- tack. SHERMAN VS. HIGHLAND PARK Playing on a heavy field and against heavier opponents, the Bearcats went down to defeatg but every Cat fought until the final whistle blew. The Highlanders scored a total of nineteen points against the Bearcats at the S. M. U. stadium, their tallies re- sulting mostly from long runs. In this final game, Captain Guzick nursed a badly hurt kneeg Jimmie Stone shared honors with Bun Hampton, both of whom time and again threw the enemy for losses. her Spor S K ET BA LL LETTERMEX BOYS' BA Raylnond Vic-k Guard Paul Simpson Center in V f . -,Q Html! 1 ry ' T W' ' I1 Illini ill af? - ia. iff ' V I' Flaw' 1 , , X I f f K I ' nf ,, Y 4 N I- is,- pz mi' P17 1, I if is ' x W . . L I -, . fr 1' . , V- ' - A. ax, -, v-:A j Nm . :fi L- ' H1 . i 1'hf3'1 r f ' ...-1 -- '. ,.-9 L v 1 7 Kenneth Clinton Forward Marion Davis Guard A ? 9' V rf Q Q ' .ab 1 ' X 5' 41512 m zumw it r ?f ml:fZ, . if 1. Q i ' '. if 42.-k '3 3-5 l?l -A fggi, ' ,:' iii' 1 M E F' I-'Pi Howard Vincent Forward Jack Vostul Guard A. zi , A, Y QQ' :.,, 1Lff,' 1' ' ' 5 Jugs i HM-my -zabalrfigi . -is jiwusmau, 1, Q i 'k ' ' Z' L3 ' .3 .57 . gif: 2 Efq - 'Q QW 1595.1 V : A f U - -1-4 , imzlki Y 1 F. M. Dodson For w 21 rd FI'21HkcillZiCii Nlilllilgtl' SEASON'S SCORES Sherman, 13 ,,,.... ,,...... W hitewright, 22 Sherman, 17 ,.,,,.. ,,.....,,,,..,.,,,, T ishomingo, 27 Sherman, 15 ,,,,... ,,.,..,, D urant tRussell Hij 27 Sherman, 27 .....,. ,...,, S t. Joseph's Academy, 23 Sherman, 19 ,,,.,.. .......,,,,......,,,, P ilot Point, 14 Sherman, 12 ....A,, .....,,. D urant fRussell HU, 22 Sherman, 21 ..,,... .......,, .......,,,.. G a inesville, 27 Sherman, 20 ,,,,,r, ,,,... S t. Joseph's Academy, 23 Sherman, 25 .,..,,, ,,.....,,,,,........r,, lV IcKinney, 29 Sherman, 14 ......, ..,.,,.,. McKinney, 21 Sherman, 15 .,,,... ..,.,,,.......,.. P aris, 29 Sherman, 30 ....... ....,1, P ilot Point, 22 Sherman, 16 ,,,,... .. ,.,......., ..Paris, 19 Sherman, 15. ...,, ,,,....,,,,.r. ,..,..,,,, G a inesville, 23 Sherman, 15 ,,,.,,. .......,.......r,... ,,.... H i ghland Park, 25 Sherman, 19 ,,,,... ...,, 1 countyj ,,,,., ,.......,.,,,,. D enison, 14 Sherman, 22 ,,,,... ..,.,,,,....,.....,. ,..,,, H i gfhland Park, 7 Sherman, 21 ,,,..,. ..,,. 1 countyl ,..... ,,,,.....,.1,,,,,. D enison, 11 Sherman, 9 ,,,... ..,,, 1 districtj ,,,,, ,,,,.. H ighland Park, 13 BOYS' BASKETBALL SQUAD Coach Blair, Sam Tate, Manager Frank Guzick, Kenneth Clinton, Coach Dickey. Howard Vincent, Jack Vestal, John Hendricks, Raymond Vick, F. M. Dodson. Donald Shock, Willard Kincaid, Paul Simpson, Marion Davis, James Stone. ll ... s A I TRACK SQUAD Sherman Pratt, Richard Powell, Charles DeWitt, Burl Allen, Paul McConnell, Gheral Taylor. Coach Fowler, Woodrow Carter, Jack Jackson, Phillip Gonzales, Collin Bookout, Charles Wall, Joe Chumbley. Captain Mike Hefton, Joe Hight, John Milton, Alvin Barker, M. C. Everheart. BOYS' TENNS Ellsworth Mathews, Charles Butler, Maurice Crowder, Robert Jack- SOH. Coach Washam, Paul Simpson, John Lee Marshall, Andrew Mc- Reynolds. 1934 TRACK SEASON Coach Fowler's track team this year was composed of many new re- cruits. But in spite of this handicap, they showed up well in the meets which they entered. In the county meet against Denison, places won by Sherman in the senior division were: 120-yard high hurdles-Jackson, second, Kin- caid, third, McConnell, fourth, 100-yard dash-Simpson, third, high jump-McConnell, second, Davis, third, Hight, tied for fourth, half mile run-Taylor, second, Chumbley, third, discus-Carter, second, Jackson, third, Brown, fourth, shotput-Vick, first, Brown, third, 220- yard low hurdles--McConnell, fourth, pole vault-Kincaid, first, Al- len, second, Washburn, third, quartermile dash-Vick, second, Simp- son, fourth, relay-Sherman and Denison tied for first place Cby agree- mentj , broad jump-Simpson, fourth. Places won in the county meet in the junior division were: 50-yard dash--Barrett, fourth, pull-up-Hendricks, first, Griswold, second, Dodd, third, high jump-Shock, first, Vestal, third, Everheart tied for fourth, 100-yard dash-Shock, fourth, broad jump-Shock, third, Dodd, tied for fourth. In the meet at Tishomingo, Oklahoma, Vick, Hefton, Simpson, and Hight formed the medley relay team, which won third place, and Ell- more Champie placed second in the javelin throw. LETTER WINNERS IN TRACK Those winning letters in track for 1934 are: Joe Hight, Ellmore Champie, and Jack Jackson, manager. BOYS' TENNIS The boys composing the tennis team, Charles Butler and Maurice Crowder, were playing their first year, but were successful in winning second place in the district, in doubles. In practice matches, they defeated McKinney, 6-3, 6-2, and Gaines- ville, 6-2, 7-5. In the county meet, they defeated Denison in straight sets, 6-2, 6-2, 7-5. In the district meet, they defeated Terrill, 6-2, 6-1, in the quarter finals. In the semi-finals, North Dallas, avowedly the strongest team in the district, went down to the tune of 6-2, 4-6, 7-5. In the finals, Highland Park fDallasJ took a hard-fought match, which continued for five sets, and in which Sherman was the aggressor throughout. The scores were: 6-1, 4-6, 6-3, O-6, 5-7. In singles, Ellsworth CVinesJ Mathews lost to McKinney, Gaines- ville, and Denison, but will probably be a greatly improved player next season. GIRLS' BASKETBALL SQUAD Mrs. Vaden, chaperong Opal Grigg, Dolly Hutchison, Gwendolyn Morris, business manager, Euna Mae Hill, Pauline O'Hara, Coach Paul T. Brown. Co-Captain Doris Powell, Nona Harshbarger, Co-Captain Helen Mc- Lane, Gladys Gray, Nannie Gill, Pauline Olsen, Dorothy Clarke. GIRLS' TENNIS SQUAD M:u'tha Jann- xVIlllZllllS. Dortha Cranm-. Pauline IJ1lll'.llencvi1-vc Kolb, B1-tty Ellis, Marizm IVrigl1t. Ann 'l'l1ompson, B'I2ll'Q'2lI'0I Hall. Miss Faye Noble, coach, Mary Lillian Evans, Elizabeth Oslin, Mar- garet Giddens, Rebecca Sterling, Gwendolyn Cotten. GIRLS' BASKETBALL SEASON'S SCORES Bearketts, 38 ,VVV,,,, ..,,,,.AA.,,.Y,,,,..,.......,,.,,....4 ,AA,,,,,, VS V hitesbm-0, 26 B92ll'k9ttS, 21 ,,Y.YYY, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, W hitesbgro, 15 B63.l'k61ZtS, 20 Yrffrrr, .,,,.,....,.,,,.,.,. D orchester, 15 Bearketts, 26 ,,,...., McKinney Comets, 28 B6211'k6t'CS, 26 ....,,,, A....,,,,,,,....,, S outhmayd, 19 Bearketts, 22 ,,,..... A,,,,,,A,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,, A toka, 22 Bearketts, 36 .,..,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, A toka, 20 lieurketts. 15 ,..,..., Bearketts, 16 ,,,,.,,. Bearketts, 20, ...A. . Bearketts, 34 A,.,.,,,, .............Celeste. ..........,......,.Celeste, Blue Ridge, McKinney Comets, 20 26 22 32 Bearketts, 43 ..,.,,,, ,,.,77,,,,,....,,,,..., B ailey, 42 Bearketts, 26 ,...,,,, A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,4, B ailgyy 28 Bi-321l'kGttS, 42 ,,,,,,,. ..,...,.. H ighland Park, 12 BG-3l'k6ttS, 38 .,Y.,,,V ,,,..v,A, H ighland Park, 16 B92ll'k6tfS, 44 ,,,.,,,, ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, E ctor, 15 TOURNAMENT PLAY At the tournament at Mesquite, the Bearketts won third place, win- ning from Scurry Rosier, Haslet, and one game from Mesquite, and los- ing one game to Mesquite. In the tournament at Neches, on March 29 and 30, the Bearketts won first place in the consolation rounds by defeating Atoy 44 to 16, and Howard in the final game. The Bearketts were awarded a silver loving cup and silver basketballs. Gwendolyn Morris was named Miss A. A. U. when she was selected the most beautiful girl in the tournament. She was awarded a gold basketball trophy. Two Sherman girls were placed on the all-Southern girls' basketball team. They were Opal Grigg, star forward of the Bearketts, and Doris Powell, Sherman's stellar guard and co-captain of the Bearketts. LETTER WIN NERS Girls winning basketball letters for the 1934 season are: Doris Pow- ell, co-captain, Helen McLane, co-captain, Mae Hill, Marguerite Hutchi- son, Opal Grigg, Gladys Gray, Pauline Olsen, Nona Harshbarger, Gwen- dolyn Morris, manager. GIRLS' TENNIS At the beginning of the school year a large class of aspirants, com- posed of Rebecca Sterling, Gwendolyn Gotten, Mary Lillian Evans, Mar- garet Giddens, Elizabeth Oslin, Dortha Crane, Ann Thompson, Marian Wright, Betty Ellis, Margaret Hall, Pauline Duff, Genevieve Kolb, and Martha Jane Williams, met and organized the tennis class, coached by Miss Noble. All of the above named group were eligible for the special instruc- tion class, but it was decided to have only a senior class to carry through. This class was composed of Margaret Giddens, Elizabeth Os- lin, Rebecca Sterling, Gwendolyn Cotten, and Mary Lillian Evans. TOURNAMENT PLAY The first tournament, in which Sherman, Greenville, and Terrill par- ticipated, was held in Greenville in October. In this contest both singles and doubles teams of Sherman girls won. In practice matches both here and at McKinney with the McKinney teams, the Sherman girls' teams won. COUNTY MEET In the county Interscholastic meet, Rebecca Sterling defeated the Denison singles entry in short order, 6-0, 6-0, in the match which was played in the local gymnasium. Elizabeth Oslin and Margaret Giddens, representing Sherman High School in doubles, won easily over the Den- ison team by defeating them, 6-0, 6-0. This double victory in girls' ten- nis added twenty points to the Sherman total against Denison to mate- rially help Sherman to win over our rivals in the county all-round honors. DISTRICT MEET At the district Interscholastic meet, held April 6 and 7, in Dallas, Elizabeth Oslin and Margaret Giddens were defeated in doubles in the second round by North Dallas High after having won easily over High- land Park in the first round. Rebecca Sterling won over the players from Waxahachie, North Dallas High, and McKinney in singles to win the district title. REGIONAL MEET By defeating the representative from Masonic Home, Ft. Worth, in girls' tennis singles, 6-4, 1-6, 7-5, for the regional title at Denton, April 21, Rebecca Sterling placed herself among the champions and won the right to participate in the state meet held in Austin. rganizatio SHERMAN WINS ALL-ROUND HONORS IN COUNTY INTERSCHOLASTIC MEET In the county Interscholastic meet held in Sherman March 23 and 24, representatives of Sherman High School won over Denison by a margin of forty-eight points, placing first in fourteen events compared to five for Denison. Sherman won first in essay writing, boys' and girls' debate, boys' and girls' extemporaneous speech, girls' declamation, and spelling. Con- testants in these events were: essay writing-Lois Marie Heftong boys' extemporaneous speech - James Ellingtong girls' extemporaneous speech-Evelyn Telford, boys' debate-Ike Wade and Roy Jonesg girls' debate-Linda Wharton and Betty Moore, senior girls' declama- tion-Mary Lillian Fields, junior girls' declamation-Annabelle Mitch- ellg spelling-Hazel Epps and Johnye Womack. In the declamation events second places were won by Ted Wheeler in senior boys' and Walter Wilson in junior boys'. Third places were won by F. A. Loving and Frances Davis in junior boys' and girls' decla- mation, and by Louis Shelton and Mary Lillian Evans in the senior di- vision. First places won by Sherman in addition to these literary events were in girls' tennis, both in singles, represented by Rebecca Sterling, and in doubles, in which Margaret Giddens and Elizabeth Oslin paired, in the boys' tennis doubles, with Charles Butler and Maurice Crowder forming the team, in girls' volley ball, with the Sherman team winning two straight games from Denison, and in both boys' and girls' play- ground ball. DISTRICT MEET AT DALLAS At the district Interscholastic meet held in Dallas at S. M. U. on Fri- day and Saturday, April 6 and 7, Sherman High School won first places in girls' declamation, in the senior division by Mary Fields and in the junior division by Annabelle Mitchell, and Rebecca Sterling won in the girls' tennis singles. Third place in girls' extemporaneous speech was won by Sherman High's representative, Evelyn Telford. The boys' debate team went to the finals, losing to Highland Park in the last contest. The boys' dou- bles team in tennis won second place, also losing to Highland Park in the finals. Third place was won in essay by Lois Marie Hefton. The Sherman High cast in their play, Querida, gave a creditable performance at the district meet, although they did not place. The cast was composed of Victor Abrams, Mary Gail Wilbanks, Eddie Oglesby, and C. S. Edmiston. In the track events Sherman was unlucky, winning only two places: third place in the javelin throw by Ellmore Champie, and fourth place in the high jump by Joe Hight. REGIONAL MEET At the regional Interscholastic meet in Denton, Rebecca Sterling won first place in girls' tennis singles, Mary Fields placed second in senior girls' declamation, and Joe Hight placed fourth in the half-mile. F. F. A. WIN HONORS AT STATE MEET At the state contests held at Texas A. 8: M. April 16 and 17, entered by 445 teams from 175 schools, the Sherman F. F. A. teams, coached by Mr. F. A. Lloyd, won three places. First place was won in plant propa- gation in budding and grafting, third place in horticulture, and fourth in crops. The plant production and horticulture teams were composed of D. L. Owen, Jack Calhoun, and Howard O'Mary. H. L. Harding, Tommie Barnes, and Preston Warren formed the team placing in crops. Azhenian s'1'111f1 Hi-Talk S'l'fNl l 111-'1f1cf1-1 lll'Il.1' ATHENIAN STAFF Miss Frank Ball Root, Sponsor Estle Burris, Roy Epps, Miss Root, Andrew McReynolds, Paul Simpson. Joan Ladd, Betty Moore, Mary Gail Wilbanks. Lucille Altman, Dorothy Cook, Emaline Taylor, Helen Orr, Frances Cox. HI-TALK STAFF Mrs. Stanley Hayes, Literary Sponsor Mr. A. L. Walker, Business Sponsor George Freeman, Leon Winstead, Eddie Oglesby, Essie French. Dorothy McLaughlin, Bernie Piner, Marie Hefton. John Lee Marshall, Ruth Webb, Gwendolyn Beeman, Chic Moody. E J Y 2, Anna Willianis, Margaret Biser, Martha Marie Stinson. 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Mary Beth Fitch, Nell McKelvain, Ann Thompson, Marjorie Hooker, Martha Jane Williams, Louise Garr, Martha French. Alma Joe Lyons, Bernie Piner, Faye Milam, Genevieve Kolb, Margaret Biser, Lu- cille Vineyard. June Grigg, Mary Katherine Hutt, Margaret Slayden, Louise Vehle, Elaine Ellis, Mary Gail Wilbanks, Essie French. Frances Hill Cooper, Mary F. Hinton, Mildred Porterfield, Natalie Hopkins, Mary Lillian Evans. Joan Ladd, Clariee Brashier, Pauline Duff, Elizabeth Biser. SPANISH CLUB Miss Pauline Yeagley, Sponsor Olan Atherton, Walter Talley, Miss Yeag-ley, A. J. Thomas. Ann Patton, Inez Thompson, Faye Milam, Kathryn Walker, Gene Grinnell, Beatrice Dyer. Mary Ella Campbell, Hazel Thompson, Margaret Stout, Evelyn Telford, Margaret Giddens, Helen Orr, Betty Moore. DEBATE Mr. Byron Davis, Sponsor Everett Hall, Robert Burns, Mr. Davis, Ike Wade, Lois Marie Hefton, Mary Ella Campbell, Margaret Biser, Elizabeth Gordon, Linda Wharton, Betty Moore. 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