Sherman High School - Athenian Yearbook (Sherman, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1935 volume:

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WERE? 0 :ill Bm-:1i'1':its'tw thusv who fm' lllilllj' yv:1i's haw Inc-vii away fI'0lIl Sil1'l'lll2lll High nmkingn n:1iiwi'm'th1-li1- svlvvs vlsl-wii4'i'v. to tlmsm- who Zll'l' with us in wvliuul now iipliulmliiig thi- irmii- tiolli :mal linpvs uf i'Ul'lIl1'l' lie-:m':ils. :mai in Iilusv who IlI'1',X'0t f1Il'tlIlll'2lll1i Wim :uw hoping :mul striving' tu ln- :ns gre-:it :is tha- i'Ul'llll'l'2lIl1i pre-sont Ili-iiiwzits ilu wv, with priflv. llvslivzitm- tin' 19215 Athenian. 'UEEKGW i v i gi LJ THE SCHOOL , 9 'Z' 5 4. n Xi. ' 5 F57 . 1 ' If M effntxt xffx. N . ,L ...Q .-L - . -.. 'WT' v . . P. I Ut, I, M If? fff?'1fi ff ' 35142 4, .41- . vz,,,r 'M 5 lr I fiat I ! i Dear Sherman High Students: I am glad that this annual is dedicated to all Bearcats-those of the now, those of the past, and those of the future. VVe have taken the place of others. Still others will take our places. The Bearcat spirit on the football field, and in the school room, as Well as in life, means fight the game , but iight it cleanly, in memory of the past, to get the best out of the present, and to leave a worthy heritage for the future. Let the Bearcat spirit so direct that those who take our placesv will be inspired to carry on Worthily. ' L. T. Cook, Superintendent Fellow Students! No kind of education is Worth anything that does not have a vital effect on character, in which the eternal values are revealed and attestedf' livery act of our lives bespeaks the type of educational incomes. School life should reveal higher types of behavior. In all human relationships the school is being measured. S0 let your life be so ordered that others will see its good influences, and glorify the Bearcat Spirit , which symbolims the idealism of Sheaman High. L' H. L. Speer, f M ' Principal f ff 'f , 1 f l 1 W i X !Vfl fl yo X . fr M lf J! W r f , l OXJXN I, ' I X V! gf A ,, i , . ' J, V XQJ fy X I I Mi . -.W Qfsiffg 61 6 . J wi' w.i4.,1 ff! 'm X -X FAC ' ' V ix Mr. L. T. Cook, Superintendent Mr. R. L. Speer, Principal Mr. J. E. Cullers .1 ff Mr. George Blair Miss Mary Boyd Miss Clara Joe Brown Miss Clyde Crimm Mr. J. T. Crosby Mr. Byron Davis f ' Mr. H. S. Griffin Miss Pearl Dial gp X. A Mr. Verde Dickey Miss Retus Farlow Mr. F. H. Fowler Mrs. Stanley J. Hayes Miss Wilda Henderson Mr. W. H. Hill Miss Margaret Hunter Miss Elma Knox gm 'Q is it 55 N 7' . xr' X l Al'lTl.'l'Y Mr. F. A. Lloyd Miss Aline McKenzie Miss Lorene McQuown Mr. A. G. Mitchell Miss Fay Noble Miss Myrtle Peacock Miss Frank Ball Root Mrs. Porter Travis ' Xnv V . . X., Miss Tenme Vaden 03 oo Z Mrs. Vera Vaden Miss Mary Vailm Mr. A. L. Walker Mr. M. H. Washam Mrs. M. H. Washani M1's. Nora Key Weems Miss Pauline Yeagley Mrs. Hogan Crabtree, Secretary to Mr. Cook Miss Mollie Hendricks, Secretary to Mr. Speer - Mrs. Annie K. Cafeteria Mgr. K. . 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' I -'Z f gl , -- , , I . g . , -tw . , ' ,f .-. ge' I ' l , ,rw I 1 I , -. .3 1 -ia. f ' -9-N , ' I I ,, 1 ffl' A ' E12 v ' f A f V, 42 . f f -I 2 'rN-'EM ,rfggy , , jf' 'fi 'Y' -' Ai.:+if25i1iw'. . - I ' 4 I QQ . ,g - ' I fm 4 1 A -:L ' LEON ADAMS Hi-Y, '35, Glee Club, '35, Pggath Club, '35, Senior Play, DOROTHY ALTMAN Spanish Club,'33 , Choral Club, '32, '33, '34 , Scholarship Club, '32, '33, '34, '35, Math Club, 34 , Office Assistant, '35, What Next? '35, Dramatic Club, '35. - WOODROW BARNES Future Farmers uf America, '33, '34. JOY ADAMSON Choral Club, '32, '33, '34, '35, Home Economics Club, '34, '35Z What Next? '35. , I ,N 'l Of AMY ANDERSON Home Economics Club, '33, '34, '35, Pep Squad, '34, What Next? '35. FAE BASS Scholarship Club, '34, '35, ScienceClub,'35, WhatNext? '35, Hi-Talk Staff, '35, Spell- ing, '35. Y. f JIM ALEXANDER Vice - President Freshman Class, '32, Hi-Y, '34, '35, Glee Club, '34, Executive Council, '34, Dramatic Club, '34, '35, Monitor, '34, Junior Play, '34. N fy' DORIS BARKI-IAM Home Economics Club, '35, Pep Squad, '34, '35, What Next? '35, CHARLES BAXTER Monitor, '33, '34. MAXINE ALEXANDER Home Economics Club, '34, '35: Hi-Talk Staff, '35, TOMMY BARNES Future Farmers of America, '32, '33, '34, '35. RAYMOND BLALACK Industrial Arts Club, '32. In I X. www x Y ,.- MN' C 4 -12. DV'f'0k l fff' CY YL ' I 11' ' I All' X r ,ML J. . D V ik xii, 1 ' l ,fit .Eg . I 'SH ' nq - i' r .I 'I L- ' F 4. u. l il LORENZ BOAZ Pep Squad, '34, Basketball Squad, '34, '35: What Next 'I '35 HAROLD CALHOUN Future Farmers of America, '32, '33. JANE CLEVELAND Home Economics Club, '35. WILLIAII BRYANT Debate, '32, '3'3, '31, '35, Tennis, '32, '33: Hi-Y Club, '33, '34, '35, Scholalwhip Club, '32, '33,'34: Latin Club, '33I Spanish Club. '34, Repre- sentative Council. '32, '33, Math Club, 7,-ll Dramatic Club, '35. NINA CALHOUN Home Economics Club, '34Z Pep Squad. '32, '33, '34' What Next? '35: Chora Clulu, '35. i DOROTHY CLICK Hi-Talk Staff, '35, Home En- onomics Club, '35, What Next? '35. ESTLE IIURRIS Hi-Y. '34, '35, Glee Club, '34, '35. HOWARD CARTI-IR Math Club, '34, '35. WILLIE FAE CONWI-ILL What Ne 'I '35. CHARLES BUTLER Baseball, '31, '32, Tennis. '34, '35, Hi-Y. '34: Senior Play, '35, Executive Council, '35, S Association, '34, '35: Representative Council, '35, Dramatic Club, '34, '35. ROGER CARTER Representative Council, '32, 133: Most Representative Boy Freshman Class, '32, Latin Club, '33, Secretary Sopho- more Class, 33: Most Hand- some Boy Sophomore Class, '33, Hi-Y, '33, '34, '35: Math C l u b, '34: Vice - President Junior Class. '34: President o' Student Body, '35, Execu- tive Council, '35 3 Monitor, '35. DOROTHY COOK Choral Club, '32, '33, '34, Scholarship Club, '32, '33, '34,'Spanish Club, '33, Dra- rnatic Club, '35, Representa- tive Council, '32, 33, Math Club, '34, What Next? '35, Athenian Staff, '34, Ed gr- in-Chief, '35, Salutat 'an, '35. A ' . W ' --I J.. if Mlm if fb ' 1 -ff, 4,1 If 1' ' ' J ' Mr? ki- f I' in EJ, P' hfgfr JT 0.1, 1 4 . iff. .-', .p 5 4' r nfvv-L.A-id -in ll' Mr ,'1,+.3,,u,,,,,. . mf, fl! .lp iiljly li' ff l of - U 2 II nf ' ,vu I ,Dye .Jff ' sl' i f' DORTHA CRAIN Scholarshi Club '3Z' Tennis CHARLES DALTON Future Farmers mf ern D . ' , ' J Am- 'ca, Club, '33: Spanish Club, '34, '33, '34, President, '35, Math Junior Play, '34, Senior Play, '35, Dramatic Club, '35, Book and Pen Club, '35. ,YIOLET DULANEY HAZEL EPPS Representative Council, '32, Spelling, '32, '34, Spanish Club, '33, '34, Book and Pen Club, President '35, S As- sociation, '34, '35, What Next, '35. Club, '35, C. S. EDMISTON Treasurer Freshman Class '32, Scholarship Club, '32 Representative Council, '33 '35: Junior Play, '34, Con- test Play, '34, Pep Leader, '35: Dramatic Club, '35, Hi- Y Club, '35, Spanish Club '33: Baseball, '32 , Track, '35 Most Representative Boy, '35 Sgports Editor of Athenian ' 5. CHARLES EVANS Future Farmers of America '33, JESSE DAVIS Band, '32, '33, '34, Hi- Y. '35, Future Farmers of America. '35. JAMES ELLINGTON Extcmporaneous Speakinxz,'34, '35: Assistant Business Man- ager Hi-Talk, '34, Business Manager of Hi-Talk, '35, Dramatic Club, '35, Glee Club, '35 :'Baseball, '35, Schol- arship Club, '35. IDABEL FAIN Pep Squad, '34, '35, Home Economics, '34, President, '35, What Next? '35, Moni- tor, '35. I 1 I ' i, I WM JACQUELINE DICKSON Scholarship Club, '32, '33, '34, Vice - President, '35, Spanish Club, '33, Repre- sentative Council, '33, '35, Monitor, '35, Dramatic Club, '35, What Next? '35, Secre- tary, '35, Secretary-Treaeh urer of Senior Class, '35. BETTY ELLIS Pep Squad, '32, '33, Tennis, '34, '35, Hi-Talk Staff. '34, '35 I Dramatic Club, '35, What Next? '35, Monitor. '35. SEAWILLOW FERBUSON What Next? '35, Monitor, '35 1 GAYNELL FERRELL Basketball, '35, Baseball, '35, What Next? '35, Volleyball, '35 JOSEPHINE GARDNER Latin Club, '33: Home Eco- nomics Club, '351 What Next? 'asp Monitor, '35. WALLACE GRAY Spanish Club. '32, Math Club, '34, '35, Football, '35. mznavvsf' I i . it MARY FIELDS Choral Club, '32, '33, '34, Spanish Club, '32, '33, Doc- lamation, '33, '34, '35, Rep- resentative Council, '34, Math Club, '34, Dramatic Club, '34, Vice - President, '35, Senior Play, '35, What Next? '35, Scholarship Club, '35. H. A. GOFF Fixture Farmers of America '32. '33, '34. . DORIS HALE y LAVADA PINNEY Home Economics Club. '34, '35: What Next? '35. GLADYS GRAY Basketball, '34, '35, S As- sociation, '34 , Vice-President, '35I What Next? '35. LOGAN HALL Ch0l'8l Clllb. '353 What Next? Glee Club, '35, Dramatic Club, '35: Pep Squad, '35. I V . J, u 'f ! A ex' J! 1 rf' ll' ffl +4 '35, Must Handsome Boy, '35. BETH FITCH Scholarship Club, '32, '33, '34, '35, Latin Club, '33, '34, '35, Math Club, '34, What Next? '35 RUTH GRAY Home Economics Club, '34, Most Pupular Girl. Junior Class. '34, Secretary Junior Class, '34, Dramatic Club, '35, What Next? '35, Vice- President Senior Class, '35. MAVIS HALL Spanish Club, '34 '35, Pep Squad, '35, What Next? '85. tif' aaa., aw- TMJ.. J-J-. 'T' v f . iw , 7' all ll' fi If' , . M . ' w R R. G. HALL Band, '31, '32, '33, '34, '35. FRANCES HARRIS Home Economics Club, '33, '35, What. Next? '35, JOHN HENDRICKS Band, '32, '33, '34, '35, Bas- ketball, '34, Future Farmers of America, '33, Latin Club, '34, Hi-Y, '35, Math Club, '35. WOODROW HARALSON Math Club, '34, '35, Moni- tor, '35: Track, '34, '35. PHIL HARRISON GLADYS HOLMES Pep Squad, '32, Spanish Club, '33, '34, Math Club, '34, 0 JACK HARLESS Football, '34, '35, Math Club, '34, '35, Hi-Y, '35, S As- sociation, '35, MIKE HEFTON Track, '31, '32, '33, '34, Cap- tain, S Association, '33, '34, Dramatic Club, '34, '35, Junior Play, '34, Pep Leader, 35, Glee Club, '33, '34, '35, Baseball, '35, Monitor, '35. NATALIE HOPKINS Choral Club, '32, Latin Club, '33, '35, Scholarship Club, '33, '34, Dramatic CIub,, '34, '35, Science Club, '33: What Next? '35: Senior Play, '35. MARVIN HARPER Monitor, '35, Hi-Y, '35, Science Club, '35. CLYDE HENDRICKS Representative Council, '33, Math Club. '34, Vice-Presi- dent, '35, Hi-Y, '35. JANE HUNTER Representative Council, '33 , Scholarship Club, '32, '33 , Baseball, '32 , Most Repre- sentative Girl, Sophomore Class, '33 , Latin Club, '33, '35 , Pep Squad, '34, '35, Choral Club, '35, What Next? '35. MARGUERITE HUTCHISON Baseball, '32, Home Eco- nomics Club, '33, Basketball, '33, '34, '35, S Association, '33, '34, President, '35, Queen of Senior Carnival, '35. MACK JAY IRMA KUMLER Latin Club, '35, Scholarship Club, '35, Office Assistant, '35, What Next? '35. MARGUERITE IVY Scholarship Club, '32, '33, Latin Club, '33, '35, Repre- sentative Council, '33, '34, Spelling, '34, '35, Dramatic Club, '35, Book and Pen Club, '35, What Next? '35, Office Assistant, '35, Most Representative Girl, '35. ROY JONES Representative Council, '32, '34, Executive Council, '32, '33, Secretary, '35, Scholar- ship Club, '32, '34, '35, Latin Club. '33, Hi-Y, '33, '34, President, '35, Monitor, '34, Debate, '34, '35, S Asso- ciation, '34, '35, Math Club, '34, '35, Most Representa- tive Boy Junior Class, '34, Junior Play, '34, Businers Manager Senior Class, '35. ELIZABETH KUSCH Pep Squad. '31 , Spanish Club, '33 C Home Economics Club. '34, What Next? '35. JOE JACKSON Representative Council. '31, '32, Monitor. '31, '34, Track, '33, Football, '33, S Asso- ciation, '33, '34, Baseball, '35, President, Mid - Term Seniors, '35. WILEY JONES Future Farmers of America, 32, '33, '34, '35. MARTHA LANGFORD Choral Club, '33, Monitor, '33, What Next? '35. ROBERT JACKSON Science Club, '32, Tennis Club, '32, '33, '34, '35, Dra- matic Club, '35, Scholarship Club, '32, Latin Club, '83, Junior Play, '34, Senior Play, '35, Glee Club. '35, Math Club, '34, '35, Hi-Y, '34, '35, Monitor, '35. MARION KISSINGER Hi-Y, '34, '35, Representa- tive Council, '34, '35, Future Farmers of America, '33, '34 , Track, '35. LLOYD LAUGHLIN gigture Farmers of America, I . l l H V ' A-N . v I S L ? A n 1 i J KATIE RUTH LAYMAN Math Club, '34, Home Eco- nomics Club. '34, '35I Hi- Talk Staff, '35, What Next? '35 NORINE MARKS Latin Club, 33, Science Club, '33, Dramatic Club. '35, Office Assistant, '35 Scholar- ship Club, '35, What Next? '35, Vice-President, '35, Princess Senior Class, '35. CHARLES MINSHEW M FRANK LINTON Future Farmers of America, '35, Hi-Y, '35. ELLSWORTH MATHEWS Scholarship Club, '32, '33, '34, Dramatic Club, '34, '35, Science Club, '33, '34, Glee Club, '34, '35, Latin Club, '33, '34, Math Club, '34, '35, Debate, '34, '35, Representa- tive Council, '35, Book and Pen Club. '35, Tennis, '34. CHIC MOODY Pep Squad, '32, '33, Athen- ian Stuff, '32, Hi-Talk Staff, '33, '34, Editor '35, Junior Play, '34, Senior Play, '35, Monitor, '34, Most Beautiful Girl. '35, Dramatic Club, '34, '35, Representa- tive Council. '34, Book and Pen Club, '35, Spanish Club, '33. FRANK LITTLE SYLVIA MERCER Tennis Club, '32, '33, Schol- arship Club, '32, Latin Club, '33, '34, Math Club, '34, Sec- retary '35, Hi-Talk Staff, '32. ANNA LOU MORAN Home Economics Club, '33. '34, '35, What Next? '35, Dramatic Club, '35, Library Assistant. '34. MICHALENA LYALL Pep Suual, '32, '33, Home Economics Club, '33, '34, '35, Junior Play, '34, Dramatic Club, '34, '35, What Next? '35, Baseball. '35. PAULINE MILLER Spellinfl, '32, Baseball, '32, Pep Squad. '32, '33, What Next? '35. MILO MORRISON 1 '51 4' f cf'l,Vv 'j . Jfngi 'i'f'7f CARL MORTON Industrial Arts Club, '32, '33, '34, Glee Club, '33, 34, '35, Hi-Y, '33, 34, 35, Junior Play, '34, Monitor, '34, '35, Math Club, '34, '35, BRUCE MCGEE Science Club. '33, Future Farmers of America, '33, '34, GLADYS McNUTT What Next? '35, Spelling. '33, '34, '35, Baseball, '34, ' 5 GEORGE MORTON Latin Club, '33, '34, Hi-Y '35, Math Club, '34, ,152 Dramatic Club. '34, '35, Sen- ior l'lay, '35, Band, '32, '33 '34, Glcv Club. '35. NIGLL MCKELVAIN Scholarship Club, '32, '33, '34, Representative Council, '32 ' Latin Club. '33, 34: Math Club, '34, What Next? '35 BERNICE NELSON Representative Council. '32, '33, Home Economics Club, '32, '33, '34, Spanish Club, '32, What Next? '35. of J. P. MCCOX Baseball, '31, '35, Future Farmers of America, '31. '32, '33. VERNON ML'KELVlCY Junior Play, '34, Hi-Y. '35, Baseball. '35. J. W. NELSON Scholarship Club, '32, '33, '34, '35, Science Club, '32, '33, '34, Spanish Club, '33, Hi-Y, '35, Math Club, A w,,i22ff4hff MARY NANCY MCELHANNON Latin Club, '33, Pen Squad, '32, '33: Spanish Club, '34, '35: What Next? '35, Mon- itor, '35. HELEN MCLANE l'mn Squal. '32, Home Eco- nomics Club, '32, '33, What N:-xt? '35, Basketball, '32, '33, '34, '35, S Associa- tion. '34, '353 Hascball, '35, PAULINE OLSEN Representative Council, '33- lvlonitor, '33, Home Econom- ics Club, '34, Basketball, '33, '34, '35, S Association, '35 Secretary? Baseball, I l Q xy .L -r 0 HQRQ .ml - 3 'N X-.Q - X qvwrhxjx' 8 X' Hi' 95 if bi' ku 1 iii? Ill f K 'Im' Aff Y .ff 1 ll lfj,-'X J xX A W' .ff ff ff W . HOWARD O'MARY Mid-term graduate , Science Club, '31, Future Farmers of America, '34, '35, BERNIE PINER Scholarship Club, '33 , Science Club, '33, Math Club, '34, Latin Club, '33, '34 , Dra- matic Club, '34, '35, Repre- sentative Council, '35 : Ex- ecutive Counpil, '35, What Next ? '35, CARL REDDICK Future Farmers of America, '33, '34, '35. HELEN ORR Scholarship Club, '32, '33, '34 President '35, Essay, '32, '33, '34, Spanish Club, '33, '34, '35, Math Club, '34, Athenian Staff, '34, '35, Of- fice Assistant, '35, What Next? President, '35, Spell- ing, '35, FLOSSIE RAMSHAY Playground Ball, '35, Dra- matic Club. '33. MARY DALE REYNOLDS Scholarship Club, '32, '33, Home Economics Club, '33, '35, Spanish Club, '33, '34, Choral Club, '34, What Next? '35, Duchess Senior Class, '35, D. L. OWEN Representative Council, '32, Most Popular Boy Freshman Class, '32, Scholarship Club, '32, '34, Future Farmers of America, '32, Reporter, '33, Parliamentarian, '34, Most Representative Boy Sopho- more Class, '33, Math Club, '34, President of Senior Class, '35, CHARLES RASOR Baseball, '35, Math Club, '34, MAXINE RICHARDSON Spanish Club, Vice President, '34, Pep Squad, '35, DOROTHY PARRIGIN Latin Club, '33, Choral Club, '33, '34, '35s Pep Squad, '35, Spellinz, '34, ROBERT LEE RATLIFF Spanish Club, '33, Represen- tative Council, '34, Math Club. '34, '35, Hi-Y, '35, E. C, RILEY Baseball, '32, Football, '33, '34, Basketball, '35, IONA ROACH What Next 'I '34, '35, HAZEL SANFORD Pep Squad, '32, '33, Latin Club, '34, '35, What Next? '35, 0Zl-ILL SMITH Pop Squad, '32, '33, Spanish Club, '34, Choral Club. '32, '33, '34, '35 : What Next? '35, Baseball, '35. KARLYN-E RoAcH Home Economics Club, '33, '34, '35, Spanish Club, '33: Monitor, '35, What Next? 35. JACK SHOEMAKE Band, '32, '33, '34, '35, 7 IILL , JUTHARD r. '33, '34: Glve Club, '35, Hi-Y, '35, Dr-hate, '35, Dramatic Club, '35. - L l 753 CLARA FAYE RUSSELL Spanish Club, '33 3 Pep Squad, '32, Latin Club, '34, Home Economics Club, '34, What Next? '35, VIRGINIA SLAUGHTICR Scholarship Club, '32, Span- ish Club, '33, '34, '35, Scicncv Club, '35, Representative Council, '35, What Next? '35, ILLIAM R. SOUTHA RD Band. '32, '33, '34, '35, Bass'- Ill, '35, Latin Club, '33, gcholarship Club, '33, '34, MARY ELIZABETH RUTH Home Economics Club, '35, What Next? '35, HOWARD SLAYIJHN Future Farmers of Am:-rica, '33, '34, '35, S As:-zociutinn, '34, '35, Football, '33, I-ISTICS SPEARS Monitor. '35. 6 ' .227 WWW' '0 XA ' 2 'Y il' is WMO A XP' I GEORGE STAPLES Scholarship Club, '32, '34, '35, Monitor, '33, '34, '35 , Science Club, '33, '34, '35, Glee Club, '35. SAM TATE Football, '33, '34, Captain, '35, S Association, '34, '35, Track, '33, '34, '35, Basketball, '34, '35, Most Popular lloy, '35. INEZ THOMPSON Pep Squad, '32, '33, Home Economics Club, '33, '34, Spanish Club, '32, '33, '34, Monitor, '35, What Next? '35. C. E. STONE Future Farmers of America, '32' '34. A. J. THOMAS Scholarship Club, '32, '33, Science Club, '33, Spanish Club, '32, '33, '34, Dramatic Club, '35, Junior Play, '34, Senior Play, '35, Monitor, '35, Hi-Y Club, '34, '35. GENEVIEVE THRASHER Pep Squad, '32. '33, '34, SGC- retary, '35, Spanish Club, '33, Home Economics Club, '34, Monitor, '34, Hi-Talk Staff, '35, Choral Club, '35, What Next? '35, Office As- sistant, '35. 'G DALEY SUTTON Band, '31, '32, '33, '34, '35, Representative Council, '33, Monitor, '33, '34, Glee Club, '33, '34. EVELYN THOM PSON Choral Club, '32, '33, '35, Math Club, '34, Hi-Talk Staff, '35, Assistant Librar- ian, '35, What Next? '35. BRUCE TUCKER Hi-Y, '35, Band, '35, Dra- matic Club, '35. Wallirf 7' WALTER TALLEY Spanish Club, '33, '34, Math Club, '34, Football, '35, Scholarship Club, '32, '33, '34, '35. HAZEL THOMPSON Scholarship Club, '32, '33, Secretary, '34, '35, Pep Squad, '32, Spanish Club, Treasurer, '34, Representa- tive Council. President, '35, Executive Council, '35, Book and Pen Club, '35, What Next? '35, Valedictorian, '35. RALPH TUCKER Basketball, '34, '35, Track, '35, S Association, '35. LOUISE VEHLE Choral Club, '32, '33, '34, Latin Club, '34, Math Club, '34, Pep Squad, '32, '33, '34, '35, Monitor, '35, Book and Pen Club, '35, What Next? '35, TED WHEELER Freshman Class, '32, Glee Club, '34, Hi-Y, '34, '35, Declamation, '34, '35, Math Club, '34 , Dra- Secretary matic Club, '35. PATTY WILSON Home Economics Club. '33 '34, '35, What Next? '35, RAYMOND VICK Football, '32, '33, '34, Mana- ger, '35, Track, '32, '33, S Association. '32, '33, '34, '35, Baseball. MARY GAIL WILISANKS President Freshman Class, '32, Most Representative Girl, Freshman Class, '32, Sophomore Class, '33, Schol- arship Club, '32, '33, '34, '35, Latin Club, '33, '34, '35, Sciencc Club, '33, Contvst Play, '34, Dramatic Club, '34, '35, Senior Play, '35, Most Popular Girl, '35: Mun- itor, '33, What Next? '35, Business Manaxrer Athen- ian, '35. MARIAN WRIGHT Tennis Club, '32, '33, '34, '35, Scholarship Club, '32, '33, '34, Representative Council, '32, Latin Club, '33, Science Club, '34, Math Club, '34, What Next? '35, KATHERINE WALKER Representative Council, '32, Spanish Club, '33, '34, l'op Squad, '34, Office Assistant, '35. MARGARET NELI, WILLIAMS Representative Council, '35, Home Economics Club, '35, What Next? '35, KATHERINE WRIGHT Pep Squad, '32, Choral Club, '34, '35, What Next? '35, JERRY LEE WALL Latin Club, '33, Sciuncu Club, '33, Scholarship Club, '33, Math Club, '34, '35, Spelling, '35. DOROTHY WILSON Scholarship Club, '32, '33, '34, '35, Choral Club, '32, '33, Spanish Club, '33, Science Club, '33, '34, Band, '32, '33, '34, '35, Math Club, '34, Dramatic Club, '35, What Next? '35. JOE WILCOXSON Monitor, '32, '34I Science Club, '33, '34: Latin Club, '33, '34, Math Club, '34. l W' ll' v I' ' l -J 4 1 xp x 0 I I President ............. ................ D . L. OWCYI Vice-President ...,.... ....,...... R Llth Ellen Gray Secretary-Treasurer . ....... .............. .......... J a Cquelinc Dickson Business Manager .................,..............,,.... ,.......f.......... R Oy JOHGS Representative to Executive Council ....... ......... P aul MCCOUH9ll Sponsor ,.,,,,,,,e,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.e,.,,,,,,,,.,..i.i.,..,,,. ,,..7...... B yron Davis Tllli IIISTORY Ol Tlllfl SENIOR CLASS We, the Senior Class of 1935, are very proud of the record we have made during the four years we have attended Sherman High School. We have achieved many things, some of which senior classes in the future may improve upon. However, we feel that We have done our best for our class and for our school. We hope that we have been a help and a guide for the Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Classes. If we have set a good example for them, we shall feel that we have accomplished much. Throughout our high school career, we have been outstanding in many activities. In our Senior year especially have we been participants in practically all organizations of the school. Preference for Seniors as officers of the various clubs has prevailed this year. Members of the Senior Class have been prominent in all sports, basketball, football, track, and tennis, in both the Choral and Glee Clubs, in the Future Farm- ers of America, in Hi-Y, as well as the various other clubs of Sherman High School. The Seniors of 1935 feel as though they have performed well the tasks which have been set before them. If they have made mistakes, may the other classes profit by their errors, thus benefiting themselves. Pleasant have been the days we have spent at Sherman High School. There have been very pleasant relationships between students and teachers. We shall retain many of these happy memories and recall them in the years to come as We take our places in the world. We only hope that the long-coveted regime of the Senior Class of 1935 has been as happy for the other students and all the teachers of Sherman High School as it has been to us. To Sherman High and the Class of '35! -Helen Orr, '35, Adams, Leon Adamson, Joy Alexander, Jim Alexander, Maxine Altman, Dorothy Anderson, Amy Atnip, Margaret Barker, Cleveland Barkham, Doris Barnes, Tommy Barnes Woodrow ., L, .,, SENIOR CLASS ROSTER Mi' a s, ae Baxter, Charles 6 Bell, Weldon W Blalack, Raymond Boaz, Lorene Bounds, Juanita Bowen, Sunshine Brinkley, Sibyl Bryant, William Burden, Leonard Burris, Estle Butler, Charles Calhoun, Harold Calhoun, Nina Carter, Howard Carter, Roger Claunch, Margie Cleveland, Jane Click, Dorothy Coffman, Ruby Lee Conwell, Willie Faye Cook, Dorothy Crain, Dortha Dalton, Charles Davis, Jesse Dickson, Jacqueline Dulaney, Violet Edds, Beryl Edmiston, C. S. Ellington, James Ellis, Betty Epps, Hazel Etchison, Lloyd Evans, Charles A af-fj QA! A mam! Fain, Idabel Ferguson, Seawillow Ferrell, Gaynell Fields, Mary Finney, Lavada Fitch, Mary Beth Gardner, Josephine Garr, Raymond Gill, Nannie Goff, H. A. Gray, Gladys Gray, Ruth Gray, Wallace G1'egory, Pete Griffin, Chloe Hale, Doris Hall, Logan Hall, Mavis Hall, R. G. Haralson, Woodrow Harless, Jack Harper, Marvin Harris, Frances u Head, Mollie ..7n.f.7 7... AQ: -Jawa Harrison, Phil Hefton, Mike Hendricks, Clyde Hendricks, John Hollingsworth, Rachel Hollingsworth, Reba Holmes, Gladys Hopkins, Natalie Hunter, Jane Hutchison, Marguerite Ivy, Marguerite Jackson, Joe Jackson, Robert Jay, Mack Jones, Wiley- n Jones, Roy my Kidd, Ray H M! My Kissinger, Marion Kumler, Irma Kusch, Elizabeth Lankford, Martha Laughlin, Lloyd Layman, Katie Ruth Linton, Frank Little, Frank Lyall, Michelena Magers, Millard Marks, Norine Matthews, Ellsworth SENIOR CLASS ROSTER Mercer, Sylvia Q WU MJ' - Miles. Harriet' Miller, Pauline Minchew, Charles Montgomery, Knox Moody, Chic Moran, Anna Lou Morrison, Milo Morton, George Morton, Carl McConnell, Paul McConnell, Wilson McCoy, J. P. .61,Q..'WiUU-0' McElhannon, Mary Nancy McGee, Bruce McKelvain, Nell McKelvey, Vernon McLane, Helen McNutt, Gladys Nelson, Bernice Nelson, J. W. Norris, Douglas Oglesby, Paul Olsen, Pauline O'Mary, Howard O Neil, Gertrude Orr, Helen Owen, D. L. Owen, Robert Parrigin, Dorothy Piner, Bernie Powell, Musie Mae Ramshay, Flossie Rasor, Charles Ratliff, Robert Lee Rector, Albert Recldick, Carl 0 S Reynolds, Mary Dale f x Richardson, Maxine Riley, Ernest Roach, Iona Roach, Karlyne Roberts, Alma Roberts, Roberta Russell, Clara Faye Ruth. Mary Elizabeth Sanford, Hazel Mae Schumaker, Richard Shoemake, Jack Slaughter, Virginia Slayden, Howard Smith, Ozell Snowden, Eva Mae Southard, Bill Southard, William R. Spears, Estes Staples, George Stone, C. E. Sutton, Daley Talley, Walter Tate, Sam Thomas, A. J. Thompson, Evelyn Thompson, Hazel Thompson, Inez Thrasher, Genevieve Tucker, Bruce Tucker, Ralph Vehle, Louise Vick, Raymond ' Waldrum, Helenqy Walker, Glendon Walker Kathryn Wall, Jerry Lee Warren, Preston West, Billy Wheeler, Ted Wilbanks, Mary Gail Williams, Margaret Nell Wilson, Dorothy' Wilson, Patty Wolfe, L. J. Wright, Marion Wright, Catherine f'i'FfTW! '5':F - ' ,JI ' - - I 7 J' 5 . 2' 911 Ko fo ' z ' ,V Hu '- WW 1 i 5'-3352 i Q L -M ' XJ-' f-3 b ls Qlww at Gy f 49? , Q F5 is f N F JJ w ,223-7 Q y - 0 JUNIORS b A O, V 71.2-: ,Ls pf' ff-ff V KM , If fl 07 Im!.,vfh Tong. !.?4 ,,!,fff, , 5m5f41aoQ7rKS'lQfv4! f Know 7gLouaYe. He2it'S OUWQ O.k.' Ou ffl,-fb-.Q fynryyfa 5-,,f',.:, 3 aff- fffi.-f.--14 +16 ka ho?'N M .SQCGQSS kfg,4, .. IS bu lik You Xl-fgvdv ME Mdl' .5'f1Pv.sw 1 62 QF linux' Llffe. 3 Y v Qff' o yo U f .Q ' by ,,,-e Co' ' 'ff' Qian ag, 9 . ,Ly 4 ifzuqkf-e . V X ,U x x 5, M5 my lx, N P 2' Aj? K fb! I JA ' ! 5 A1537 - JJ ry Nj VMVJ Jjb,,AU,f'Jj fi f wwf ff S ' x-' . X kv . M gk , 0 My my .ff LD! 1 Q V Huyw V f ,,. N Q v , ,ff My N ' J ' xv 'yo X 1 'XJ XYUJ K 6 knn, vp If M6 J , My fads ,I x' D i . Vx L . K XX QV U I Q- .t' 1- YI Q v .. - . Q f A 'N M' kf I , 1 , t f gl' ' 'xx V 1' I ' N, :gif M 11,2 ' , gl II B if fl f fLFy M! LM A 4 L -f ' ' 5pffJ h4!jl l A f' 1 J' 'N-leggdi.-j 9 .I ,' .K ' lM-111,11 Qi' Tgfb Jw lv 79... 65.1--- ' Lynn YK! If ,ML Margaret,Adamson Redellium Atnip Billy Bailey ,H A Collin Bookout gi Clarice Brashiel' 0 A L slie Bullock Vc-rnon Caldwell 5 2: Q Charles Parker Calhoun Joe Chumhley l':1ul Davcnport Charmon Davis Mary Dickerman bw-1 an 5 .izabeth Biser 1 Margaret Bism- r if 1 6 Dorothy Burke Leonard Clark Pauline Duff Frank Caldwell Norman Claybourn R. E. Dunham f' I' Elaine Ellis Emmett Essin Martha French Edgar Gillespie Patty Guin Margaret Hall Cecil Hood i w l Louise Ferguson R. L. Foster George Freeman Philip Gonzales Dorothy Gray Ben Griffith Charles Haley Perry Hendricks Mary Frances Hinton Billie Jane Howard DeWitt Hunter .lin Mary Katherine Hutt .if . J Dorothy Johnson J ' ' JW' WW Al G A at 'V l ' Mad wjjffwv r G r A X, Ill , 1 if 1' M W L I J ' I . . ' 1 . 4 N ., ., . 'V 1 W - A' I , 1 p ' ' v s 'M Il ,Q 9? lfilo. CMI ., 5' v A- liql 1 Nbnbxgjff Louise Jones Joan Ladd' Willard Kincaid Ralph Kirkpatrick Genevieve Kolb Dorothy Laughlin Dorothy McDuffy Irene Pack Doris McKee Peggy Pankey Doris Maxwell Bill Korioth U . Sylvester Korioth Mary Grace Moffett Kathyleen Montgomery Winston Northcutt Evelyn Phares Kathleen O'Ha1'a Mildred Porterfield Bettie Orr Kenneth Potter V 1 ,fb WW fTL,f ' J Jack Prather MBA? nf su Jdiln sgylnllf x 'I l Marie Tatum Jack Vestal ' Y wtf J' x if J f J! R, President .,....,. ....,,.. I oe Young Vice-President ....,.. , ,,..... Gene Duval Secretary-Treasurer .,.................,,.. Joan Ladd Class Representative .......... Martha Marie Stinson Class Sponsor ,i...... ,,...... M iss Clara Joe Brown Tllli HISTORY OF 'l'lll'l JUNIOR CLASS The Junior Class of '34-'35 has proved itself an exceptionally fine class and has contributed much to the success of this school year. It has been well represented in scholarship, athletics, and lnterscholastic League contests. The class has an unusually high percentage of its members on the Honor-Roll each month. This year the Juniors have seemed particularly Q5 interested in the various school clubs, having many members in Spanish, F ' I yllatin, Home Economics, Dramatics, Choral Club, Glee Club, and Future gl a G my allzlnmers Clubs. The girls' debate team is made up entirely of members of the Junior Class, as is the girls' doubles in tennis. The football and the basketball teams had as members and lettermen many Junior boys. We are proud of our class and the work that it has done and are looking forward to an excellent Senior year. -Martha Jane Williams, '36. Adams, Othal Ray Adamson, Margaret Andrews, Margaret Atnip, Redellium Bailey, Billy Barfield, Ruth Barret, Carl Bell, Clara Lee Biser, Elizabeth Biser, Margaret , f Bookout, Collin ' Brashier, Claricel ' Brinkley, Ralph l Bullock, Leslie Burden, Ruby Burke, Dorothy Caldwell, Frank Caldwell, Vernon aCaIhoun, Charles km A -Z .Caughey, Joanne Caughey, Minetta Chaffin, Billy i ausey, Opal M21 'S Ni 'air-'ef WW 4 Alaflajwq, Champie, Elizabeth Chesser, Marvin Chumbley, Joe Clark, Leonard Clark, Paul Claybourn, Norman Cleveland, Roy Fields Cox, Woodrow Craven, Merle Creswell, Lottie Crist, G. O. Crosby, Holmes Davenport, Paul Davis. Charmon QeShane, EEE:- Davis, Maud Anna JUNIOR CLASS ROSTER DeWitt, Charles Dickerman, Mary Dodson, F. M. Duff, Pauline Dunham, Melvin Dunham, R. E. Duval, Gene Dyer, Scott Dyer, Robert Ellis, Elaine lkins, Marie pps, Roy Enochs, R. J. Essin, Emmett Evans, Bonnie Essary, Hazel JI Evans, Virginia f C 67' il Grigg, Opal Guin, Patty Gurley, Lois Hall, Margaret Harless, Clorin Harp, Hazel Heckman, Veda Mae Heflin, Rufus Hendricks, Perry Hendon, Connie Heflin, John Henley, Muriel Hightower, Anna Nell Hinton, Mary Frances Hix, Ollie Fay Hocker, Thomas 6 Holloway, T. B. Everheart, M. . Horton, Clifton Ferguson, Louise Hudnall, Ocie Lea Foster, R. L. 1Wl 6od, Cecil Fowler, J. D. 5 gg' Howard, Billie Jane Frances, Cecilail fi 'Va Hunter, DeWitt Freeman, George Hutt, Mary Katherine French, Martha . Imbert, Iran Gant, Virgil M - nilngle, Geneva 1 - Garr, Louise J Johns, Paul 'M v Geisert, Beuna Johnson, Clifford J Geisert, Euna ohnson, Dorothy Gibson, Margaret Johnson, Rachel Gillespie, Edgar Jolley, Richard Q Glover, Durwood Jones, Louise Gonzales, Philip Jones, Marshall Graham, George Jordan, Frank Gray, Dorothy Margaret Kellum, Aline My Gray, Dorothy Marie Kellum, Willar Griffith, Ben Kenney, Dorothy Grigg, Bertha Lee Kimbrough, Muriel Grigg, June Kincaid, Willard, i iii? Moffett, Ma1'y Grace JUNIOR CLASS ROSTER Kirkpatrick, Ralph Kolb, Genevieve Korioth, Bill Korioth, Sylvester Kreager, Carl Kuykendall, Retha Ladd, Joan Lane, David Langham, J.C. Laughlin, Dorothy Lay, Jack Lopez, Patricia Lindsay, Madeline Mattingly, Bessie Maxwell, Doris Merrill, Pauline Miller, Louie Millsap, Sarah Pack, Irene Pankey, Peggy Payne, Lola t Perry, Sylvial' Pettit, Weldon Phares, Evelyn F. Porterfield, Mildred Porterfield, Ralph Potter, Kenneth Prather, Jack Randall, Virgil Randall, Vollie Reddick, Elmo ' Reid, R. B. Rector, Jewell Richardson, Nell Riddle, Joe James o 9' Ritchie, 0. E. Roach, Wilburn il! Montgomery, Kathyleen Montgomery, Sudie Mae McCall, D. A. McCoy, Charles McDuffie, Dorothy McKee, Doris McKinney, Raymond McKown, Jack McGuire, Howard Neal, Bobby Nelson, Claire Nicholson, Bonnie Noble, Lonnie Northcutt, Winston 0'Connor, Joe Odom, Bryan O'Hara, Kathleen O'Neal, Ver'ie Orr, Bettie Robe1'ts, Mattie Roberts, Kathleen Roberts, Royston ,Ye W Staggers, Darrell Stallings, Margaret Steakley, Bobby 5 Stephens, Katherine Stinson, Martha Marie Stipe, Pauline Sturdy, Guy Taliaferro, Allan Tatum, Marie Thomas, J. T. Thompson, Ann Thompson, Jack Tolbert, Mabel . Totten, Jerry l f -Q lr' P :MLN f 'fry Tribble, L. G...g..Ll ' ',f ,W I lf 'ff' Vanderriff, Fay Vick, Geneva A Wade, Jacob ,J v ,ff Vestal, Jack 'l1Z'Jf,yx' Waldrum, Helen W Wall, Charlie Walker, Alvin 1 Sanders, Evelyn? f1Warren, Billy Scott , . Sandifer, Genevieve Satterwhite, Ruby J. Scogfgins, Elizabwy Shipp, LaVerne J if Shock, Donald Shoemake, Jack Simmons, Ouida Slayden, Margaret Slusher, John Smith, Bernice Smith, D. L. Smith, Perrin Smith, Warren Sosa, Carolina Speer, Bobby Webb, Narcadean Wheless, Mildred Wilcox, Billy Wilder, Opal Wilder, Wanda Williams, Martha Jane N Williams, Rex Wilson James Edward Wilson, Walter -. Wingfield, Leon Wright, Charles Willaby, Charline Wright, Katherine Wright, Rex Young, Joe ua' ,F 1 Wlfti w8?3RMf9!v5pVW' Spjgafyffim X975 yfsgyjjgf ff f fb 0, 2 fr . of pw. ,WWW OPHONEIEEK Jx0..Le, fM 'jZ WVU my A jf K' a'.:ed..:.-J J My ff W Zffif M MMM g I ' , jfffj ,-ffffjr, v oi-L. anqlu-Jrg' , LVM f fb' A jfv ' Q -ada, , 1 fjjf Wi' Wffgfiffff t522::,Q jgffw, ' If f MM' , gf W ffvff' o' D ,,:,,p,,A,, - .MW ,f,L:4 , , ,- Wu ,Q Sf- Jljf ,.,,fh, 61 Vfvc-,gL,V1,,J-,KLAQ vc! 'A-1'-lf'- ff -fffffv - ,LAA J .Q , Lua. fnvvr .WL - . ' 'f , Q-4:1131-if ff' VX lx - Q .ijuaf My-ZQQL yi xf'y jV WWW few Q I Av Theresa Allen Lucille Altman . IA L!! J ff l J lf flfjfjf'! J l 'lf wffgw B559 3, ., lx lF,,.,,1J 'YJ'-J 7 sl WMI,-, fu' . . A, l .w 1 ' ' Q V ,X prev 5 . nik' F.. .J T, ,-1 'L Q, gr ' - s ,,,,,,f 9' A' I 1 L .,. -,'.'.,,,1'L' ' ,, . . rrfv V W ll 1 ,,P.f'y-N., v,l,f' Janice Blackburn Juanita Brigham Betty Browne Gaylord Blue Billy Bratz Bob Bratz Frances Burke Martha Sue Cole Artymae Connelly Bob Burns Enna Jean Cannon Irene Caywood Virginia Crutchfield George Derrieux Drucilla Dickerson John Ellis Helen Davis Frances Davis Ruby Davis Martha Eubank Dorothy Fitch Juanita Foreman f r f I E. D. Fowler John Hainen E. C, Hall Everett Hall Marcella Hall Doris Harrell Beatrice Hartwigg Hope Harwood Jesse Hendricks Richard Hockcr Virginia Inman N 'lslrnest Jones Mary Louise Ladd Frances Lane Mary Jo Linton Naomi Long: Elizabeth Mcfllure Lynette McClure A . Jane McGee 4 Mary McGee Q Billy M len 9 Anna Belle Mitchell Q Walter Morgan Conrad Morris '9 1.f .ee -if 1, II ND' I Q31 liar I Wx' if gi AN ,fag H1141 'WXZZZANL . -U V , Y , , , f W 7 ' Ruby On. I ! M Sarah Jane Phares Neva Claire Potter Geree Priddy David Pugh Joe Scull Jacqueline Short Mary Lea Spraggins Al Stimson Caddie L. Reece Sara Jane Reid 'N James Elimson I . Joe Decker Walk Ja -E Thomas Watson ei Nona Mae Willis i Joyce Wilson ' Q, -R sWEsbn .f 53 'v ,J 3' ,f-l F M' Robert Tolbert Harold Wolfe President ........... ......... J Olm Ellis Vice-President ,..,.. ...............,.... J oe Scull Secretary-Treasurer ,......., Norma Jean Edds Class Representative .. ............... Bob Burns Sponsor .,.,.,.,....,...,... .......... M rs. Washam 'l'Ill'l HISTORY Ol THIS SOPIIOMORIC CLASS Last year the freshmen of Sherman High accomplished much work due to our capable sponsor, Mrs. Porter Travis. This year, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Washam, the class held enthusiastic meetings with interesting programs given by the separate Sophomore home rooms. We held our first meeting soon after school started and elected the following officers: John Ellis, presidentg Joe Scull, vice-presidentg Nor- ma Jean Edds, secretary-treasurer, and Bob Burns, class representative. The Sophomore Class was ably represented in the many activities of high school. We had a number of boys play on the Bearcat team. Two members of the class lettered this year. Also many boys played on the Bearkitten squad and are showing promising Work. We were also represented insthe numerous clubs. There are two girls of the Sopho- more Class on the tennis teams. As we pass on to our junior year, we hope to accomplish more than we have accomplished the past two years. -Lucille Altman, '37, Alexander, Claude Allen, Burl Allen, Theresa Altman, Lucille Anderson, Lowell Andrus, Mildred Atnip, Elizabeth Bale, Collis Ballard, Zac Barham, Mildred Barker, Alvin Barnes, Ruby Barnes, Mary Louise Batsell, Marvin Bell, Eugene Beckett, Lucille Bishop, Marie Blackburn, Janice Blackmon, Ralph Blankenship, Latrell Blankenship, Owen Blalack, Charles Blalack, James Allen Blue, Gaylord Bounds, J. P. Bowling, Doris Boyd, Jesse Bratz, Billy Bratz, Bob Brigham, Juanita Britton, Billy Browne, Betty Bruce, Euna Mae 1 Burden, Gladys 7 'Burke, Frances ,,Burke, Lorene Burns, Bob Cannon, Enna Jean Carpenter, Bob Carter, Woodrow SUPIIONIURIC CLASS Causey, Marguerite Caywood, Irene Cole, Martha Sue Compton, Melba Fern Connelly, Artymae Conwell, Uba Cook, Wilburn Covey, Charles Craven, Horace Crowder, Maurice Crutchfield, Virginia Davis, Helen Davis, Frances Dennis, Mary Derrieux, George Dickerson, Drucilla Dickson, Wallace Dickson, F1'ed Dodd, Billy Dooley, Lewis Duval, Paul Edds, Norma Jean Elliott, Marie Elliott, Sherman Elliott, Vermele Ellis, John Eubank, Martha Evans, Dorothy Evans, Emitt Fisher, Billy Fitch, Dorothy Foreman, Juanita Fortner, Doris Fowler, E. D. Foster, Ralph Freeman, Maurice Fulkerson, Jack Fullilove, Hazel Garrette, Betty R. Gash, Adele R0 STICR Gates, Henry Gentry, Golden Gibson, Charles Gibson, Charles VV. Glass, Robert Godwin, Margaret Gregory, Dorothy Griswold, LeRoy Hainen, John Hale Isom 6007 . I Ha Hall, Charles Hall, Everett Hall, Marcella Harper, Elton Harrell, Doris Harrison, Beneva Hart, Juanita Hartwig, Beatrice Harwood, Hope Haynie, Cleo Haynie, Lester Heflin, Katherine Hefton, Macil Hendricks, Jesse Hendricks, Katherine Hennen, Lowell Higgs, LaVerne Hill, James Hill, Margaret Hix, Jerome Hocker, Richard Holcomb, Truman Holloway, Hazel Holmes, Billy Howard, Jack Hunsucker, Lee Roy Inman, Velma Ruth Inman, Virginia Jackson, Garth le SOPHONIORIC CLASS Jackson, Helen Jackson, Jewel Jeter, Masiege Johnson, Hattie Maye Jones. Ernest Kenney, Jack King, Mozelle Kniffen, Calvin Kreager, J. C. Lacy, Ruth Ladd, Mary Louise Lane, Frances Lane, Markham Lankford, Joe Lay, James Linton, Mary Jo Long, Naomi Loving, F. A. McAlister, Jack McAnulty, Frank McClure, Elizabeth McClure, Lynette McGee, Jane McGee, Mary McKinney, Leo McLane, Lila Bell McMullen, Billy Maret, Ray Marlowe, Harold Mason, Jennings Mathes, G. W. Mathews, J. D. Means, Kathryn Melton, John Mercer, Vada Merrill, J. M. Miller, Lottie Mitchell, Anna Belle Monk, Cora Lee Montgomery, Ruby Faye yoney, Ted 'fdimnq Moore, Albert Moore, Johnny Moore, Tom Morgan, J. W. Morgan Walter Morris, Conrad Moss, Billie Lee Mote, Floyd Mougham, James Mulkey, Howard Mullins, Eulace Murdock, Lawrence Murphy, Hudson Murphy, Monette Musser, George Ray Myers, Harry Nevill, Clara Martin Nicholson, Lorena Orr. Ruby Oilin, Billy Weir Paterson, Thelma Perry, Jane Phares, Sarah Jane Potter, Neva Claire Priddy. Geree Pugh, David Pulliam, Edwin Randall, Margie Rector, Amatine Reddick, Elaine Reagan, Bernice Reece, Caddie L. Reid, Sara Jane Riley, Earlene Robertson, Katherine Rogers, Joe Rowe, Wayne Russell, Ima Jean Ryan, Ralph Scrivner, Muriel Scull, Joe ROS'l'l'IR I , I Aff , Q. I Sewell, Leon T ' ' Sexton, Joe Shaw, Wallace Seymore, Shirley Short, Jacqueline Simpson, Jim Smith, Finis Spencer, Thomas Spraggins, Mary Lea Stimson, Al Stimson, James N. Simmons, Dalma Stockdale, M. H. Summers, Sue Tebow, George Thompson, Edgar Thompson, Jack Thompson, Joe S. Tolbert, Amelia Tolbert, Robert Troutz, Leo Truman, Margaret Twyford, Eddie Vaughan, Don Vestal, Richard Vineyard, Delois Walk, Joe Decker Walker, Anna Margaret Wallace, Jack Walsh, M. yggileevnfll xffogyp, ,Lf Williif ona ae Wilson, Joyce Wilson, Ross Winebrenner, Ray Wisdom, Hazel Wolfe, Harold Wright, Edwina Wright, Iva Del Wright, J. P. Young, Ozelle IN NIICNIORIAM .IUIIN 'l'0'l l'l'IN ML-111111-1' S0l?h0lll0l'U Class I'll-AlIQ'llSf Ill, 1920 'tl-SOIltl'llllll'I' 21. 1913-1 , N Y 7 ' X X0 g,.,.i-4 Y Z 4.2- izg af' I KN ,f Xkff' X , , N :.- N ' QL54 ' Ti '-f'y, W 1 .1 i NL 1 V fi! 4 . !' - 1 ' sn' - fi,-f' A ,ly 1, ,-, ,-. ,,:.,. ,V W IL fl. frff' r R , pqitgfzg. 1 HP. -. 4' ,mg-11.7 '-... ' ' .fpriiizlv . -.1552 IV' . xsb FRESIIMICN V V Y x ' I 5 I , . I ' r ' z N if . at Nw , WW i Y l W ex A5 MRS. 'l'RAVlS'S IIOMIC ROOM John Wolcott, Curtis LaFoy, J. W. McGaughey, Teddy Boaz, Mrs. Travis Paul Jacobs, Billy McGuire, Audrey Mae Reid Mary Beth Mathews, Jewell Duggins, Harold Dickens, Mary Elizabeth Ross, Ora Belle Bloxom, Mamie Myers. Semley Nichols, Arvle Pack, Billy Rowe, Geraldine Bowling, Virginia Jackson Roberta Roberts, Mary Langford, Billy Jinks Newman, Mary Ann Casteel, Dorothy Foster, Virginia Marcunx, James Williams James Hinton, Raymondee Langham, Henry Allen Alston, Burl Little, Billie F. McConnell, J. C. Kniffin, Jack Heatley MISS KNOX'S IIOMIC ROOM Billie Jeanne Cox, Ona Mae Pope. Marie Evridge, Marjorie Sloan, Miss Knox Vivian Moore, Gordon Sanders, Jewell Petty, Sallie Sue Powell, Helen Orr Rachel Godwin, Lorene Sims, Illa Fay Clark, Bessie Wall, Gretel Nelson, Thelma Keeth Lyda Kyle, Robert Willcoxson, Jack Holt, David Griffin, Ray Browning, Conway Wharton, Clyde Stone, John Sturdy Pauline Smith, Vivian Duke, Martha Lou Helms, Bobbie Nelle Cox, Blanche Cum- mings, Zelie Slaughter Chris Sclieurir. Howard Weiks. Billy Grant, E. T. Gwaltney. George Helton, Richard Westbrook, Jack Stowe, J. T. Wheeler MR. Ill,AIR'S IIOMIC ROOM Ray Vandergriff, Jack Gaskill, Mr. Blair Billy Calhoun, James Piper, Vernon Kumler, Charles Kyle, Billy Claunch Cleo Harp, Hazel Ray, Lillian Davidson, Evelyn Kersey Johnnie Langston, Inez Hale, Marie Greggef, Fay Fleming, Lillian Harvey, Tempa Wagener, Norman Anderton Bette Hall, June Rone, Mary Barham, Hope Grey, Mary Lamb, Frances Ivy, Gladys Magfers Jack Vincent, Charles Hainline, Louis Thomas, Frances Harper, Nancy Love, Betsy Joe Jamison, Beulah Anderton MISS l'l'IACOCli'S IIOMIC ROOM Billy John Mc-Kinney, Murry Gormerly, J. D. LaFoy, Jack Shell, Bobby McCul- llyllgh J. E. Richards, James Lewis McKinney, Joyce Gibbons, Miss Peacock, Paul Coats, James Jenkins ,P Ellen Jordan, Mary Gayle Moss, Edward Wxmas, Marie Crist, Dan Still, Billy Gibbs ' Lela Mae Dyer, Billy Jane Orr, Mary McDonald, Merle Smithson, Billy Joe Stover, Wave Carr Qx xc - vig, QL, p I 'Q . Qs-X B, L I v IJM lj? 1 lull for m wi ai iw, NIR. GRIFFIN'S IIONIE ROOM Mid Willis, George Brooks, Mr. Griffin, Charlie Smith Luther Sewell, Mike Lopez, Jessie Gant, C. K. Baxter Dorothy Jean Sneed, Elizabeth Erwin, Edward Clark, Edward Davis, Jack Swaf- d, Tom Fuller Doris Wright, Jeanette Wheeler, Dorothy Brown, Essie Fowler, Howard Perkins Paul Thompson, Ruth Jennings, Billy Bryant, Marion Calhoun, Pete Casten, Billy Blanton Ali MISS VADEN'S HOME ROOM W. P. Chambless, Verne Mitchell, Miss Vaden Harvey Buck Millsap, Floyd Stipe, Richard Tebow, J. W. Thompson Robert Sanford, Joe Gash, Rosaline Hubbard, Patricia Moore, Hazel McKee-han Mary Margaret King, Marjorie Klein, Frances Thomas, Marguerite Wilson, Mary ce Greenwood M' MRS. HAYES' HOME ROOM Rayburn Nall, Alfred Tarr, James Crosby, Channing' Champie, Dick Smith, Howard Odom, Mrs. Hayes Ada Brown, Jeane French, Julia Thompson, Frances Hall, Ruth Hamilton, Ewell Higginbotham, Mary Louise Garland Frankie Madison, Annie Mae Gibson, Richard Litsey, Joan Ahbett, Jim Gleckler, John Brigance Lila D. Freeman, Mary Frances Smith, Jean Reid, Vivaudou Merritt, Charlie Marie Harrell, William Howard, Robert Willson MISS M1'KICNZllC'S IIOMIC ROOM Dortha Pratt, Miss McKenzie, Billie Jones, Miss MCQuown Alyne Turley, Mary Barnard, Mary Ruth Wheeles, Ruby Jo Phillips, Norma Barnes - Lovene Dyer, Rosalyn Madison, Mary Elizabeth Holmes, Kathryn Dyer, Mildred Graham, Theda Tribble, Mamie Hefton mf- fin' - if e g -. E .J .hs 'J .1 5 .E . x fl I , f . , if J' ' J V' l : ff 71 Q47 I -ffl J , ,- UW I J 1 l lf.. 1 J . Wfliif MISS DIAIIS IIONIIC ROOM T. W. DeWitt, Lorene Sanders, Kenneth Vick, Twyman Williams, Douglas Roach Dewell Howell, Myrtle Arnold, Manford Ritchie, Virginia Ha1'well, Emogene Tuley, Gracie Davis, Nora Mae Leonard Emma Louise Hill, Delma Inman, Jacqueline Hughes, Jack McDonald, Thelston Moore, Edward McKeon, Arlene Greene, Mae Fleming, Lucille Groce, Hazel Wilder, H. T. Freeman, C. J. Smith, Deward Smithson, Leon Hale Helen Ruth Bledsoe, Betty Ruth Smith, Robbie Joe Cooke, Peggy Lou Hutchinson, Don Allmon, Neilan Deaton, Zac Russom, Eloise Wall JUNIOR IIONOR SOCIETY Helen Orr, Ruth Hamilton, Frankie Madison, Mrs. Travis, Jack Swafford, Billy Claunch Blanche Cummings, Mary Elizabeth Holmes, Ruth Jennings, Joan Abbett, Billy Jones, Wave Carr Marjorie Klien, Jeanette Wheeler, Charlie Marie Harrell Zelie Slaughter, Nancy Lee Love, Lila D. Freeman, William Howard President ............ Vice-President ....... Secretary ............. Treasurer ......... Representative . .......Willia1n Howard .....Rayburn Nall Frankie Madison .................Betty Hall .........Dorothy Brown 'I'llIC HISTORY 0F Tllli FRICSIIMAN CLASS Another large and enthusiastic Freshman Class had a very success- ful year. Proving its strength and good judgment from the very first by selecting William Howard as president, Rayburn Nall as vice president, Frankie Madison as secretary, Betty Hall as treasurer, and Dorothy Brown as representative, the class started activities off with a boom. Under the guidance of our sponsor, Mrs. Travis, the class has held several interesting and instructive meetings and has proved to be strong competition in every contest with the other classes. - The September class meeting was an inspirational one in which We Freshman for the first time greeted each other as classmates. Just be- fore the Thanksgiving and the Christmas holidays we enjoyed excellent programsbconsisting entirely of Freshman talent. We presented a very successful play in chapel titled, Looking Out for Hezekiah. During the year we have been well represented in various clubs- the choral, glee, pep squad, and band. Several of our members went out for declamation, spelling, and baseball. The Junior Honor Society also was proud of its thirty members. Several Freshmen proved very val- uable as reporters on the Hi-Talk staff. The freshman home room sponsored by Mr. Griffin tied for one of the fourth holidays which the P. T. A. offered for the best representa- tion of mothers. In the annual popularity contest our favorites were Robbie Jo Cook, Dorothy Brown, Nancy Lee Love, Rayburn Nall, William Howard, and George Helton. As a whole it can hardly be said that this Freshman Class can be ex- celled. We are proud of our record, and hope to be even more success- ful in our next three years. Here's to the Senior Class of '38! -Jeanette Wheeler. FRICSIIMAN CLASS ROSTER Allmon, Don Anderton, Beulah Anderton, Norma Arnold, Myrtle Atkinson, Loisu' Atkinson, William Ballou, Milford Alston, Henry Allen ya Barham, Mary Frances Barnes, Charles Barnes, Norma Baxter, C. K. Bell, Ida Marie Bell, Lola Mae Bell, Ruby Bennett, Carl Bennett, Phil Bernard, Mary Ja Bingham, Johnnie ,Rfb anton, Billy i,'v -'I' Be dsoe, Helen Ruth A :ln Boaz, Teddy ' Bowling, Geraldine lj, fypkwlgoxom, Ora Belle Brannum, Curtis bl Brigance, John Brooks, George Brown, Ada Brown, Dorothy Browning, Ray Darrell Bryant, Billy Butts, Leota Butts, Stanton Caldwell, Jeanne Calhoun, Billy Calhoun, Marian Carr, Wave Castell, Mary Ann Casten, Pete Clark, Edward Clark, Ila Fay Clark, Sherley Claunch, Billy Coats, Paul Cole, Edith Cook, B. W. Cook, Robbie Cox, Billie Jeane Cox, Bobbie Nelle Chamnie, Channing 63555 rf ' , .u 1 ' , H Tu, lnK44yu VX Y. Crist, Marie Crosby, James Cummings, Blanche Davis, Edward Davis, Gracie Davidson, Lillian May DeWitt, T. W. Dickens, Harold fpuggins, Jewell uke, Vivian yer, Lela Mae 5Dyer, Katherine ,Dyer, Lovene dington, Deron lliott, R. C. lkins, Tom ki nochs, Rhen Erwin, Elizabeth Evridge, Marie Fields, Clifton f ' Fleming, Fay Foster, Dorothy Foster, Lorene Fowler, Essie Freeman, Lila D. French, Jeanne Fuller, Tom Gant, Jesse Gambell, Robert Garland, Mary Gash, Joe Edward Gaskill, Jack Gibbs, Billie Gibbons, Joyce Gibson, Annie Mae Gleckler, Jim Goodson, F. L. Gormley, Murry Graham, Mildred Graves, Alene Graves, Hazel Grant, Billy Gray, Hope Green, Arlene Greenwood, Mary Alice Gregg, Margie Dell Griffin, David Griffin, Ford Grocc, Frances Freeman, H. T. pf4 Groce, Ray Groce, Thomas Gwaltney, E, T. Haggard, Jesse Hainline, Charles Hale, Inez Hale, Leon Hall, Bette Hall. Frances Hamilton, Ruth Harrell, Charlie arp, Cleo a per, Frances Mari rwell, Virginia eatley, Jack A eflin, John Hefton, Mamie Helms, Martha Lou Helton, George Higginbotham, Ewell Hill, Emma Louise Hinton, James es, Johnny olmes, Mary Elizabeth Holt, Jack Howard, William Howell, DeWitt Howell, Dorothy Hughes, Jacqueline Hutchinson, Peggy Lou Inman, Delma Inman, Leslie Ivy, Frances Jackson, Virginia Jamison, Betsy Joe Jenkins, James Jennings, Ruth Jones, Billie Jordan, Russell Kersey, Evelyn Kimbrough, Calvin King, Mary Margaret Klien. Marjorie Kniffin, J. C. Knight, Frances Kumler, Vernon Kyle, Charles Kyle, Lyda LaFoy, Curtis LaFoy, L. V. FRESHlNIAN. CLASS Laurence, Marjorie Langford, Mary Langston, Johnnie Langham, Raymond Leonard, Nora Mae Litsey, Richard Little, Burl Lopez, Mike Love, Nancy Lee McCullough, Bobby McDonald, Hubert McDonald, Jack McDonald, Mary McGaughey, J. W. McGuire, Billy McKeehan, Hazel McKeon, Edward McKinney, Billy John McKinney, James Lewis McKinney, Lee Madison, Frankie Madison, Rosalyn Magers, Gladys Marcum, Virginia Matthews, Mary Beth Merritt, Vivaudou Miller, C. R. Miller, Weldon Millsap, Harvey Mitchell, Vern Moore, Patricia Moore, Thelson Moore, Vivian Moss, Mary Gayle Myers, Mamie Bell Nall, Rayburn Nelson, Gretel Newman, Billy Jinks Newman, Lester Nichols, Demley O'Connell, Billie Odom. Howard O'Neal, Margaret Odneal, Billie Margaret Orr, Helen Pack, Arvle Perkins, Howa1'd Petty, Jan Ell J Phillips, Willeta Jo ,rrvf , .- Piper, James Pippin, Earl Porter, Aline Pope, Ona Mae Popplewell, Margaret Powell, Billy Powell, Sallie Sue Pratt, Dorris Pratt, Dortha Rasor, Clyde Ray, Hazel Reid, Audrey Reid, J eau Reynolds, Billy Richards, J. E. Richardson, John Roach, Douglas Robinson, Roberta Rone. June Roth, Jack Rowe, Billy Russom, Zac Sample, Edna Sanders, Elizabeth Sanders, Gordon Sanders, Lorene Sanford, Robert Russell Scott, Mary Frances Sewell, Luther Sewell, W. B. Scheurer, Chris Shell, Jack Simmons, Fairy Sims. Lorene Sirkel, Alfred Slaughter, Zelie Sloan Smith, Smith, Smith. Smith, Smith, Smith, Francis Anna Lou Betty Ruth Charlie C. J . Dick Pauline Smithson, Deward Smithson, Merle Sneed, Dorothy Stell, Dan Stephens, Billy tipe, Floyd Plelce Monroe 115 one, Clyde ROSTER Stover, Billy Jo Stowe, Jackie Sturdy, John Swafford, Jack Tarr, Alfred Tebow, Richard Thomas, Edward Thomas, Louis Thompson, Julia Thompson, J. W. Thompson, Paul Thornton, Maurine 1 Timberton, Mary Tribble, Theda Tuley, Emogene Turley, Alyne Vandergriff, Ray Vestal, Maude Ellen Vick, Kenneth Vincent, Jack Vineyard, Carlton Vineyard, Wanda Ma Wall, Bessie Wall, Eloise Walling, Fred Webb, R. I. Wegener, Tempa E. Weihs, Howard Westbrook, Richard Wharton, Conway Wheeler, J. T. Wheeler, Jeanette Wheless, Mary Ruth Whittenburg, Owen Willcoxson, Robert Wilder, Hazel Williams, Bernie Williams, James Williams, Lowell Williams, Thelma Williams, Twyman Willis, Mid Willson, Robert Wilson, Marguerite Wolcott, John Wolfe, J. C. Wood, C. L. Wright, Doris Young, Edward 'Vf J DEDICATIUN 'UESECCIU' To thc Bomkotts :mil their coach, Mr. H. S. flritlin, the staiffcloclirzltes the athletic sem-tion of the 1935 Alhenian as :L token of uipprocintion of their highly successful bas- ketball Stinson, their hard work, their fair play. :mtl tha-ir truo sportmamghip both on :mel ull' tho hzlskvtlmll court. 5, AQ44I 1 Q4 . E PM . S ' f, 1. 'ip-i 1 1 yu. 'I t E l I I N111 .s-L1.. . 11- 1 a HK Ar, I 1 I Q A L. . L gi, Y y ndu g M.s,1 ',g,-U 4 ne Ag A 1 '1 .,.. . 1 X , N ., 1, 1 1 My 1 11' 1 1 . 1 1 , ' I ' 4 ' r 1' 1 .1 . E-,. y . , 1 , . 1 - ix, N 1 v- w ...Qr - 1 .1-, ...Q - x' 1, ,. '. Nu' 1 Q -1Y. , . J ..1,. 11 1 ..... ' 1 -. ' 1 .X xx. 1 1 11 -1 1 ' ' if F, 1 5 1 1 AY avi '-1, Q, . T .- ,,,, 1. -1,- H., - 4F 14.5 .1' 11 ,J 5 , v . ,-,,. , . 1 ,,,w. ,K ru 4, 2 I IM , 1. ,1- .WT .1 1 1 1 ,tl ,A fa. . '1 1 ., I,- 4-'J 1 . - 1. . 111' '1 gil' f .31 1 4. , 1 ,- ' ' I . 1 -111' ' . 1 1 -- '-'11',.q- ' 'Sz- .-Mwr .nifk A 135449 M1. ,.-' 5' ..1'.1, cr, M ' 1 ,FRI 3-1 - Wi ,. .:,.J1H ' f .Kali li Y f.11,2 1 vm 'iff 1 'mdk .J 1. THR 11,. - J . , ,Iwi 111 fs -.11.1 m 1 '...s4- ,J Mr. A. L. lValk01' ' ' Business Managm- Mr. F. H. Fowler QW' COACHES 1 Y' x Ov! fre-'n'!'1lp 'S Mr. Vvrclc Dickey Hn-:ul Footlmll Couch Mr. George Blair Football Linv Coach Boys' Bnskvtball Coach XY Kitten and Track Coach JACK VESTAL Co-Captain 'r 'LM if C7 . Iv A A l IQ SAM TATE Co-Captain 33 V N Al 'l!,ARcA'r SQUAD LW Welch Joe O'Connor, Charles Wright, Joe Chumbley, Bill Korioth, Sam Tate, Jack Ves- tal, Muriel Kimbrough, Warren Smith, Frank Jordon, Alvin Barker, Billy Wilcox Coach Blair, Raymond Vick, Leonard Clark, Jack Prather, Woodrow Carter, Rex Wright, D. A. McCall, Phillip Gonzales, John Ellis, Fred Dickson, Coach Griffin, Coach Dickey Wallace Gray, E. C. Riley, Carl Barrett, Ben Griffith, M. C. Everheart, Bobby Neal, Vernon Caldwell, Billy Chaffin, Billy Hainlinc, Gene Duval, Paul McConnell MLW Ill Oo ,. NIICN PAUL McCONNELL Quarterback A ,, ,if I I Lei-tif? 1, I i a V if 3' V .A f J Kjm UGH ' fif, f i'Ue'fi4tde1'.,,' 4 1 2 if S of aa M J f ,Q Z.: , , if JACK H S5 ' c Right Tackl fi' '41 ,fi A JOi 'CONN i Left Gu rd FRANK JORDAN Left Guard 4 I' i,ifiiwzil?5 Q'w5 - I93-L GRID GAMES Greenville, 205 Sherman, 0 The Bearcats, fighting against tre- mendous odds, made a great showing against the 1933 champs. Being' an inexperienced team against seasoned veterans, they lost 20 to 0. This was their first game in the 1934 season and-they showed them- selves to be great prospects. Dallas Tech, 75 Sherman, 2 The fighting Bearcats held the Tech Wolves 7 to 2. Fumbles the part of the Bearcats paved the way for the Tech marker. The Bear- cats were outplayed by a much more experienced team having the edge only in the punting. Sherman's points were made by stopping the Wolves behind their own goal line. Corsicana, 133 Sherman, 0 Corsicana collected yardage at crucial moments to hand a defeat to the battling Bearcats. The game was much closer than the score implies and the Cats showed a marked im- provement. The Corsicana markers came in the first and third quarters. Captain Vestal was knocked out in the second period and played until the half in a dazed condition which greatly handicapped the Bearcats. Woodrow Wilson, 265 Sherman, 12 David 0'Brien's brilliant 1'uns dur- ing the first half gave the Wildcats the edge over the Bearcats. O'Brien, making all of his team's scores was the outstanding player. At the be- ginning of the second half Sherman came back to score 12 points. The game was played on a muddy field which slowed down the Bearcats con- siderably. M5 ISD34 GRID GAMES Sherman, 127 McKinney, 6 After battling to a scoreless tie during the first three quarters, Sher- man opened up in the fourth quarter to chalk up two markers. McKinney also scored their only marker in the fourth quarter. McKinney had the ball on the one yard line as the game ended. Sherman's line held like a stone wall as their goal was threat- ened in the last minute of play. Gainesville, 195 Sherman, 6 Scoring a touchdown in every quar- ter except the third the Gainesville Leopards scored a victory over the Bearcats. The Bearcats seemed to get all the bad breaks. Gainesville's spin plays proved most efficient against the Bearcats and with the help of a white ball blending with the white fronts of their sweaters they made considerable gains through the Bearcat line. Denison, 75 Sherman, 2 After eleven long years Denison won a victory over Sherman High Bearcats. The fighting Bearcats out- played the Jackets at every point, pil- ing up 288 yards gained to Denison's 49 yards. Sherman kept the ball in Denison's territory most of the time. On five occasions the ball was within 3 yards of the goal line, but Sherman failed to carry it over. Sherman, 20, Bonham, 0 Sherman Bearcats, combining a passing and running attack pounded out a brilliant victory over the Purple Warriors of Bonham. After a score- lass half, Sherman scored 20 points in the second half. Playing on a muddy field the Bearcats showed Bonham to be truly a class B team. fr l' UU' I 'ISQOAL l.IU'l l'I'QK.Yll'QN VERNON CALDWELL Quarterback f f-rv f . .l,,.:-' M 'V A Ah , V' In .VH fe f V ,V fl Y-L, V, I N - I? m.a-5' . I if gfiii ffl, A ii i A li ,M iiqifgig . l if 'vp . , nr' .ART ,I A 1-1 , X L ttf ' A 2 A 'W' . Je CARL BA T1 A -' .-: ' II l f Rig-ht Half r ,, - , :,f Viigi, fff' rii BOBBY Righty alf PHILLIP GONZALES Left Tackle f' We fy JOE CHU 1 - 4 I Mi I Q 05-MQ. 1934 GRID GAMES Sherman, 73 Highland Park, 7 It was an inspired Bearcat eleven that held the highly touted Scots to a 7 to 7 tie. Co-Captain Sam Tate, although unable to play, gave the boys an inspiration to fight hard, and fight hard was what they did. They shat- tered the perfect conference record of the Scots. Recovering a fumble behind the goal line scored Sherman's only marker. Sherman, 135 Denton, 0 Sherman Bearcats nosed out the W Denton Broncs 13 to 0 in a field of mud. Two fumbles in the second quarter paved the way for both of Sherman's markers. It was a hard- FOO'l'BALL l.ETTERMl+IN driving Bearcat eleven that complete- ly dominated the Broncs throughout the game. WOODROW CARTER Center and Tackle . 'V f 3 Spf jf, in , , 54,1 .. f, WZ, , '07 K K K l amfuff' W 4 a 'f GHT it riff if ff, Right End RAYMOND VICK 5 , , I, Student Manager , 4 , , 4 -., 4242225 I3 ' 4' f 9 'z bill? V' , , A ZW ,W.,.,W 9 A 4, MW A f Jotma ELL Right Tackle ALVIN BARKER Right End ' 1 H5555555555555555fEEf5fff5E5 Efiiiiiifiifiiii' assassssssammm ,r - ..... ff!!! ik ':FI5:EfriEJfff5::- ',' xl OTHER SPORTS VF AiMET'l'Fll2NrIlEN . flaw EX fy X!! LV JACK VESTAL pf Guard F... 15 , ..,,.. P' , ', ' '- . j,.,,q,,,5 , Li . , 3 'lffffr-8.39 - , J- .,,A , y 1' , V 'll g f , - QL f Ag I if , I. xl, xg, 223.3 5 N. L f y' ,Azgzpi 2 J 4 A 'cm ' 4' jeff, 1 . ILEY ' v A, f ! Q Ze QU 0 A 4- ,if 1 ' ? , V 4, N Vir, M ,,.., 1 I . f , M., ,,' f ' 9 El ' , am My F' 5 D0 1 ' ,J n ' , , 1 ? f4Qf 1 f , 1 f Forwar WA? tsrcrrr Quart z a. M WILLIAMS rf Z 3 o 5 f ' I 'll 12,0 ff, K ' ' AAA V A' Guard ard PAUL MCCONNELL Student Manager l BASKET BALL SEASON Sherman High finished their basket ball season of twenty- four games with eleven wins and thirteen defeats, which is considered a fair record, scor- ing 457 points to opponents 538. The high lights of this year's play were as follows: The double victory over Denison gave us the right to represent this county in the district meet. A very close game with Denton, although losing 14-23, was very impressive, as they later won the state championship and placed two men on the all state team. Victories over Highland Park and Greenville in mid- season and a victory over Ter- rell in the district meet were also well deserved. Captain Jack Vestal, Dod- son, and McCall played very consistent ball all year and they are given credit for what success the team enjoyed. With four letter men back next year, prospects are very bright. These boys are Captain-elect McCall, at center, Vestal and Williams at guards, and Shock at forward. Coach Blair, Warren Smith, Richard Vestal, Sam Tate, Willard Kincaid, Rex Wright, Paul McConnell BOYS' BASKETIBALI, SQUAD Zac Ballard, Donald Shock, Jack Vestal, Rex Williams, D. A. McCall, Francis Dod- son, Collin Bookout, Ralph Tucker, E. C. Riley Sherman, Sherman, Sherman, Sherman, Sherman, Sherman, Sherman, Sherman, Sherman, Sherman, Sherman, Sherman, Sherman, Sherman, Sherman, Sherman, Sherman, Sherman, Sherman, Sherman, Sherman, Sherman, Sherman, Sherman, Sherman, 28 16 22 14 35 22 19 15 22 14 9 15 19 34 20 21 10 39 19 25 17 8 19 38 6 SEASON'S SCORES .......Pilot Point, ......Tishomingo, Whitewright, ..,...Pil0t Point, ......,.,....Ida, .......Durant, .......Durant, .........Bonham, 0. Russell Hi ........,.Denton, .........Bonham, .........Denton, ................Pari.s, ....Van Alstyne, ........Greenville, ........Greenville, .............Paris, ......Gainesville, ............Den1son, Highland Park Highland Park, ............Den1son, Russell Hi .............Terre1l, ...Dallas Tech, 14 33 20 18 34 23 26 30 20 23 13 46 17 14 17 29 17 24 9 22 23 6 24 24 28 V f W I, X 1-g' f ,lf VI. ,J J w U,- X M07 'rRAclCSQUAn Mr. F. H. Fowler, Coach Alfred Tarr, Philip Gon , A. Everheart, Leonard Clark, R. J. , 2 ' ,, Wg, ? lfl, ,i I-tnochs, Jack Pr 1 A , , ,A,.AV , Woodrow Carte y Allen. Rex Williams, Charlie Wall, Jac if tahtdagly . Rig a - I 9 ,U , M :mar if 'A' A1 ' V . ,f I ' .wW' :2, A Billy Holme B'Jy'!3ratz,fRobe lffgfgss ' tx, Carl Barrett, Donald Shock, Joe Chu l'efSf, .Qene I alff R F ,,,G Marvin Harpe ,rkfl lid 4K'li7i'f12f? ,j mfffe on, Paul McConnell 2 ? V no SQUAD . liv Mr. M. H. Washam, Coach Mr. Washam, Jack Fulkerson, Tom Moore, Jerry Totten Maurice Crowder, Robert Jackson, Charles Butler IEW K, - e-emu - .-N ' - THE 1935 .TRACK SEASON Coach F. H. Fowler's Bearcat track team won the County Interscholastic League track and field championship from Denison on the Denison track March 29. In the county meet the senior division results were: 120 yard high hurdles-Kin- caid of Sherman, first: McCall of Sherman, third: McConnell of Sherman, fourth: no time. 100 yard dash-Everheart of Sherman, first: Kissinger of Sherman, second: lime 10.4 seconds. Pole valut-Burl Allen of Sherman, first: Burke of Denison and Kincaid tied for third. Height: 10 feet, 6 inches. Shotput-Carter, fourth. Distance: 42 feet, 4.5 inches. 880 yard run-Tate, first: Duval, fourthy Time: 2 minutes, 16 seconds. Running high jump-Self of Denison and Kincaid tied for third. Height: 6 feet. 220 yard dash-Everheart, second: Marisco of Denison and Barrett tied for third. Time: 25.1 seconds. 220 yard low hurdles-Kincaid, iirst. Time: 30.2 seconds Discus throw-Carter, second: Everheart, third: Williams, fourth. Distance: 113 feet, 11.5 inches. 440 yard dash--Kissinger, first: J. Vestal, third: Kincaid, fourth. Time: 57.7 seconds. Mile run-Tucker, first: Melton, second: R. Vestal, fourth. Time: 5 minutes, 2 seconds. Running broad jump-Everheart, second: Riley, third: Wall, fourth. Distance: 19 feet, 3 inches. ' Javelin throw-Wall, first: Duval, third. Dis- tance: 139 feet, 6 inches. Mile relay-Tucker, Riley, J. Vestal and Edmiston, second. No time. Kincaid was 'second high point man with a total of 14 points. The junior division results were: Bar chinning-Champie, first: Dodd, second: Hendricks, third: forty-four times. 50 yard dash-Enochs, first: Swafford, second. Time: 6,1,seconds. ,100 yard dash-Enochs, first: Claunch, third. Time: 11.1 seconds. Runninghigh jumpfDodd, first: Griffith, second. Height, 5 feet, 6 inches. Running broad jump-McGuire, first: Dodd, second. Distance: 17 feet, 1 inch. 440-yard relay -Enochs, Swafford, Claunch, and Griffith, second. No time. Sherman High SchoiJl's track team piled up a total of 48.5 points to nose out Al- vord in a four way invitation track meet between Denison, Gainesville, Alvord and Sherman. Willard Kincaid was high point man of the meet with a total of 18.5 points. Shernian's scoring was as follows: 120 yard high hurdles-Kincaid, first: McCall, third: McConnell. fourth. Time: 17.1. 880 yard run-Tate, second. 220 yard lowihurdles- Kincaid,i'irst. Time: 27 seconds. Mile run-Tucker, first: Melton, third: R. Vestal, fourth. Time:4.5-L. Shotput-Tate,second. Javelin-Wall,second. Mile relay-Sherman, third. Pole vault-Kincaid tied for first: Allen tied for third. Height: 10 feet, 6 inches. Broad Jump-Everheart, second. Discus-Carter third. High Jump-Kincaid tied for tirst: McConnell tied for fourth. Height: 5 feet nine inches. In a three-way practice meet held at Old Settler's Park on April 9 in preparation for the district meet in Dallas, Sherman scored 40 1-3 to 20 for Whitesboro and 17 2-3 for Van Alstyne, winning six first places to one each for the other two teams. Places won by Sherman were: 120 yard high hurdles-McCall, first. 880 yard run-Tate, first. Mile run-Tucker, first: Melton, second. 100 yard dash-Everheart tied for second: Barrett tied for third. Discus-Carter, first: Everheart, second. Shotput- Tate, tied for third. 220 yard dash--Everheart, first: Barrett tied for second. 440 yard run-Vestal, first. In the District Meet held in Dallas, Ralph Tucker won second place in the mile run: Woodrow Carter won fourth place in discus: and Burl Allen won third place in pole vault. -- Letter winners in track are: Ralph Tucker, Burl Allen, Woodrow Carter, Willard Kincaid, M. C. tZekeD Everheart. TIIE 1935 TENNIS SEASON The 1935 boys' tennis team was one of the strongest ever to represent the school. In doubles, Charles Butler and Maurice Crowder won the championship of two dis- fricts without losing a set. In preliminary matches, they defeated Terrell, Greenville, Van Alstyne, Austin College, and McKinney. In the County Meet, they easily won from Denison, in straight sets. Bobby Jack- son lost in singles to Murray Marshall of Denison, but held the score to a 6-4, 6-4, 6-2 count. . In the Interscholastic League District Meet at Dallas, Butler and Crowder demon- strated that they were real district tennis champions by mowing down all opposition without the loss of a set. The results of the meet follow: Sherman defeated Garland. 6-0: 6-3, Highland Park, 6-0 :6-2, and North Dallas in the finals, 6-1: 6-4: 6-2. The doubles team won its semi-final match in the Regional Meet at Denton, but lost in the finals to the strong Central High team from Ft. Worth. Jack Fulkerson, Tom Moore, and Jerry Totten were also members of the team. They play a good brand of tennis, and, no doubt, will represent the school next year. Letter winners in tennis are: Charles Butler and Maurice Crowder. of ,wh i , , f GIRLS' llA3'KlC'l'liAl.l. SQUAD Coach Griffin, Gladys Gray, Li ell McLane, Opal Grigg, Marguerite Hutchison, Gaynell Ferrill, Ouida Simmons, - 'i rs. Vaden Rachel Johnsq es mfnglyf H6IeMW ga lhvlblgl nl Gill, Dorothy Gray, Pauline Olsen, Ejr,si?R?Iq6B1' ,y Q 'Q lr I .V U 5 Q? V f,'g 1 f rl , A' X, ',?,'z'fff ,Mia 'h fr, ffl J 1 V . J V 2 , ,.,, , , Seated: Martha u Mzi z friglit, WEllis,g4+'?fiices Davis. Martha Marie Stinson, Ann Thompsoikaglbsent f ,ooo . a llelen Ruth Bledsoe, Patty Marg ' Wilson. lletuty Brown. Claire Nelson, Betsy Joe Jamison, Frances Hall2,jp r2'in1aW son, Zelie Slaughter. Mary Langford, Bette Hall, Nona Mae Willis, Jane .McGee,'f ce Wilson Doris McKee, Juanita Hart, Doris Bowling, Jane Cleveland, Mary McGee. Vermelle Elliott, Maud Anna Davis, Helen Davis, Mar,Q'aret Hill, Melba Fern Compton, Virginia Crutchfield, Gretel Nelson, Miss Noble ,fr f IJ? X, 44 li A BASKETBALL SEASON The Sherman High School Bearketts were veryusuccessful this season. The team played twenty-two games, winning seventeen and losing only five. Sherman beat Dorchester twice, Collinsville three times, Van Alstyne twice, Bells, White- wright, Blue Ridge, Highland Park, Anna, Merit, Plano, Whitesboro, Melissa, and How- ard once. They lost one game each to Blue Ridge, Highland Park, Farmersville, Emory, and the strong Montgomery Ward Club of Ft. Worth. Sherman scored 647 points to their opponents' 427. Opal Grigg, sensational goal-shoot- ing forward, led the scoring with one hundred and sixty- four field goals and forty free- throws for a grand total of 375 points. TOURNAMENT PLAY! The Sherman High School Bearketts were very successful in their tournament play. At the Celeste meet they brought back several honors. Mattie Roberts, guard, and Opal Grigg, forward, were placed on the all-tournament teamg Dol- ly Hutchinson was chosen the best looking blonde, and the team was chosen as having the most personality. They were not as successful at Celeste as they were in the Texas-Oklahoma Meet held in Sherman, March 7, 8, 9. The Bearketts won second place and were awarded a large sil- ver basketball trophy and indi- vidual basketballs. Again two girls were placed on the all- tournament team chosen by the various sport editors. They were Opal Grigg, forward, and Mattie Roberts, guard. Dolly Hutchinson, jump-forward, and Pauline Olsen, guard, were placed on the second team. BASKETBALL LETTER WINNERS LILA BELL MCLA IN Guard OP an'-? '5vcmC.7 . 'f-: f ' . ' A' , f ' V ,-. FA nl 1. Q V ' L I- af- J.. , -aw? -f 5 M 4, z.. , ,. f 4, ,f 1 . ' fn I tr 'i-- .5 2 fe -rw . 4 ,jj ,ai - 91 ' - MCLANE ., - f ' , f ,..,-ww , ', I V A ' ard PA 1 My ' L' G Z ,E fl F ' Gi l .E A A ' MATTINGLY Guard Guard MATTIE ROBERTS GIRLS' BASKE'I'BAI,L SEASON Soom-:S Bearketts, 42 ..,... V-----,- D orchester Beafketts' 32 '----- ........ C ollinsvniei Bearketts, 38 ....., -----.iv..--'-- B eus Beafkettsr 47 ------ ...... W hirewright, Bearketts, 40 .,.,., ------ V an Alstyne. Bearkettsf 26 ------ ........ C ollinsville, Bearketts, 29 ...,., -------,--, B lue Ridge Bearketts, 17 ...... Bearketts, 26 ...... Bearketts, 34 ....... Bearketts, 29 ...... Bearketts, 13 ....... Bearketts, 21 ....... Bearketts, 34 ...... +Bearketts, 32 ,..... fkBearketts, 19 ..... . Bearketts, 23 Bearketts, 37 ...... ........Highland Park ........Highland Park Alstyne 1 v ....Farmersville, .......Montgomery Ward-Ft. Worth ! Anna All Stars, .......Dorchester, ,............. Merit ...,,,,,Blue Ridge ...,..........Plano, 1 9 ........Whitesboro, 1 Bea1'k9ttS- 43 ------ .,..... C ollinsville, : Bearketts, 43 ,...,. -.-..,-. M Elissa, :kBea.l'kettS, .........,.,., ------------- I -Iowardy 'Bearketts, 24 .........,7...,,,. ,,,,,.,,.,,,,.,,,., E mol-y Bearketts B Team, 15 ..... ,,.,,v,, H ighland Park Bearketts B Team, 8 Bearketts B Team, 17 f Tournament Play .......Relief Cagers Ethel: GIRLS' TENNIS SEASON As usual, a large number of girls displayed their interest in tennis by trying out for the sport the first semester. The first six ranking players composed of Frances Davis, Ann Thompson, Martha Marie Stinson, Martha Eubank, Marion Wright and Betty Ellis were allowed to play during the regular tennis period while the remainder met twice a week after school. A number of practice matches were held with Kidd-Key College in which the High School girls were victorious in at least half of the games. McKinney High School players were the first to invade the locals' court and in this encounter Frances Davis won in singles, 6-3, 6-1, and the doubles team, Martha Marie Stinson and Ann Thompson, won 8-6, 6-3. In a tournament at McKinney, composed of Terrell, Denton, Sherman and Mc- Kinney, Frances Davis defeated the McKinney representative 6-0, 6-0 and captured the title with a 6-0, 6-2 victory over the Terrell High School entry. Ann Thompson and Martha Marie Stinson carried off the doubles crown by defeating McKinney doubles team 6-0, 6-2 in the first round, and in the final round defeated Denton 9-7, 5-7, 6-4. Van Alstyne girls were defeated in doubles 6-0, 6-1 and in singles 6-0,6-0. In the County Meet, Frances Davis had little trouble in defeating her Denison op- p'-nent 6-1.6-0 nor did Martha Marie Stinson and Ann Thompson their doubles op- ponents, 6-0, 6-0. At the District Meet held in Dallas, Ann Thompson and Martha Marie Stinson lost in the final round 6-0, 6-3 to the strong North Dallas High School team that won the State meet last year, after having won previous matches from Highland Park and Gar- land. Frances Davis won easily over the Irving representative, but lost in the semi- final round to the Woodrow Wilson High School representative. The High School representatives made a good showingin all 'contests this year, and since all will be back next year, a still better showing is anticipated. Letter winners in girls' tennis are: lVI'lI l12l Marie S1inson, Ann Thompson and Frances Davis. L YEAR VW Wfzifflgi N X 441410-L -JL , 5' If C V w 1 1 1 1 Plul' l,luADl'.RS C. S. Edmiston Mary Louise Ladd Mike Hefton Frances Davis George Freeman Miss Pauline Yeaglev Sponsor Iii?-'TSI I ,ance emma Beat ATH1 Pd WQTN VNS ,,,,. . 4 YEA B0-BEARCATS, LETS GO! 4. Q: '4 ,., L , X w I -' ' .N ' .5 X , ' -. . 'lx - gg. ', W RY GAIL WILIKANKS C. S. EIJMISTON Must I'opul:1r Girl Most Represm1t,at'ix'v Boy CHIC MOODY Most Bfilllliilllll Girl K . I ' 1 ,- - 'ff' 'fx J ',11,.f If' ff J! V I I ' J A 'nuff f ' , 9 7 I L V L ' l ,H ,,, f g,1 Q J 'I V 656 4 'Q SA Nl 'I'A'I'1'l LOGAN HALL N M Populzu' Buy Most llamdsmnv Buy M A RG U IGHI'l'l+1 I V Y M051 RtJlJl'0N'll11lliY9 Girl xx MN 4 'JA ESPECIALLY POSED HI-LIGHTS OF THE YEAR School opened September 11, and the Grind began. Blasting the lid off the 1934 football sesaon, the powerful Greenville Lions, 1933 state champs, stopped the Bearcats by a 20 to 0 count on Phillips Field before approx- imately 4,000 fans on September 21. The Greenville team, featuring the famous Bert Marshall and Tarzan McElreath, were quite successful in passing. The Bear- cats' one scoring attempt failed after the pigskin crossed the Lions' ten-yard stripe. The Dallas Tech Wolves downed the Bearcats 7 to 2 in a hard fought battle at Fair Park Stadium on September 28. Dallas Tech had some rather large men and also some small ones, but as a whole they had a very strong and tough bunch of huskies. Before the game, the pupils showed their real school spirit by joining in a parade that was staged down town immediately after school. On October 5, school was dismissed at noon for the Fair. The Bearcats met the Corsicana Tigers at the Fair Park stadium at 7 130. The Bearcats journeyed to Dallas to face the Woodrow Wilson Wildcats at Fair Park Bowl Saturday night, October 13. Although it rained during the entire game, it did not seem to bother the boys and they succeeded in scoring two touchdowns. On October 26, a hysterical crowd saw the Bearcats make a gallant one-yard line stand in the closing moments of play to win their first conference victory in the Dis- t1'ict 6 race at Fair Park Stadium. The final score: Sherman 123 McKinney 6. Neal and Everheart scored the touchdowns for Sherman in the fourth period. In the first quarter Everheart suprised the Lions as well as everyone else by a 70 yard punt. The play of Captain Tate at guard and Barker at end was a feature of the Sherman line. After the game, a Snake Dance was held. On November 2, charging with a machine-like precision, Gainesville's fighting' Leopard eleven smashed out a decisive 19 to 6 conference victory over the Bearcats at the Fair Park Stadium before an estimated crowd of 4,000 persons. Vernon Cald- well, Bearcat quarterback, saved Sherman from a whitewashing when he snagged a flying fumble and dashed 64 yards for a touchdown. After eleven long years of waiting, Denison football fans launched a wild celebra- tion as the Yellow Jackets scored a 7 to 2 victory over their ancient rivals on the turf of the Forest Park Stadium on November 9. It was one of the hardest fought and prettiest high school gridiron contests ever staged in Denison on a perfect night be- fore crowded stands. The Bearcats so outplayed the Jackets it seemed quite impos- sible that they should have lost. Caldwell, Vestal, and Neal led the offense, but the cntire team played an outstanding game and never gave up hope nor lost heart, de- spite their heartbreaking attempts to uncork a scoring punch. 'J n I III-l.lGII'l'S OF THE YEAR Combining a timely aerial barrage with a slashing running attack, the Bearcat eleven clawed their way to a 20 to 0 victory over Bonham's Purple Warriors, November 16. The soggy turf, drenched by recent rains, failed to slow up Captain Jack Vestal, who ripped the Purple Warrior forward wall to shreds and slanted off tackles for con- stant advances. In the third quarter Vestal intercepted a Bonham aerial and sprinted 45 yards for a touchdown. Neal was also one of the main offensive threats ripping off nice gains through the center of the line. On November 23, playing an inspired brand of football, a valiant band of Sher- man High School Bearcats smashed the perfect conference record of the Highland Park Scots at Fair Park Stadium by holding the highly touted Dallas eleven to a 7 to 7 tie. Perfect football weather prevailed, as approximately 2,000 highly surprised fans saw a fast charging Bearcat eleven outplay the visitors through most of the contest and hold the Scotties scoreless until the middle of the final quarter. Captain Tate, who received a crushed cheek bone in a practice session, witnessed the game from an auto- l mobile on the sidelines. The game was dedicated to him. The members of the Bearcats had plenty to be thankful for on Thanksgiving Day. Even though the weather was cold and rainy they defeated the Denton Broncos 13 to 0 in the final game of their 1934 playing schedule. One of the main offensive stars for the Bearcats was Bobby Neal, who broke loose for many long gains. Bobby scored both the touchdowns for the 'Cats. Captain Vestal played a spectacular game, both on the offensive and the defensive. After several confusing days of nominations and voting, the classes elected their favorites for the annual popularity contest. As is the usual custom, the Senior favor- ites won-the following having been elected: Chic Moody, most beautiful girlg Mary Gail Wilbanks, most popular girlg Marguerite Ivy, most representative girly Logan Hall, most handsome boyg Sam Tate, most popular boyg and C. S. Edmiston, most rep- resentative boy. Another successful production by the Senior Class under the direction of Miss Wilda Henderson was witnessed by a large crowd in the school auditorium Tuesday, December 14. The cast for the play, Dollars to Doughnuts, was well chosen and they played their parts well, keeping the audience highly entertained all evening. December 21-Januany Si-Holidays HI-LIGHTS OF TIIE YEAR Twenty-three boys received sweaters in chapel on January 21, for their work dur- ing the football season. Two of the boys took fobs instead of sweaters because they had lettered previously. These boys were Captain Jack Vestal and Vernon Caldwell. Merit sweaters were awarded three boys for their work on the second team and their faithfulness in working out. These boys were: Woodrow Barnes, Wallace Gray and Walter Talley. Exams-January 23, 24, 25. Graduating exercises for the mid-term graduating class were held in the audito- rium Tuesday, January 29, at the assembly period. Twelve students received their diplomas. No first and second in scholastic standing was announced because the mid- term seniors now have to compete with the spring graduates for scholarships. Several activities were enjoyed by the class including a Horoscope Party given by Miss Hen- derson, a steak fry, a breakfast, and a matinee. Thursday, February 29, at the assembly period, the annual faculty basketball game was played. The greater percentage of the student body was present rooting for the boys. Coach Griffin was probably the faculty's outstanding playerg however, Mri Mitchell, Mr. Dickey and Mr. Blair did beautiful playing. The faculty won by a large margin. March 2, the F. F. A. of Sherman High were hosts to the eleven chapters of the Sherman district at an all day basketball tournament. Teams and teachers repre- sented were: Valley View, J. M. Cooper: Wliitesboro. M. S. Dean: Whitewright, S. W. Cunninghamg Denison, A. C. Caseyg Bonham, J. R. Spivey, McKinney, J. T. Rollins, Pilot Point, J. L. Owensg Honey Grove, W. E. Lasseterg Justin, J. L. Moses: Sanger, L. I. Samuels, and Sherman, Mr. Lloyd. E. H. Varnell of Arlington, district supervi- sor, was also present. On March 7, 8, 9, the girls' regional basketball meet, which included outstanding teams from Northern Texas and Southern Oklahoma, was held here. Invitations were sent to approximately 25 or 30 of the best teams in the region, although only the first 16 were allowed to enter the contest and play for regional honors. The winners of he first place in the tournament received a gold loving cup and gold basktballs. Our girls won second place and were presented with silver basketballs. Meeting at Loy Park on Friday evening, March 11, approximately one hundred members of the senior class had a hilarious time on the annual steak fry. Food was plentiful on this occasion and everyone seemed to be full up. Jumping over to Denison to participate in the first county track meet ever to be held on the new athletic field at Forest Park, the Sherman Bearcats, on March 29, scored a victory over the Jackets. The Junior division was also won by Sherman due to excellent performances of Billy Dodd and Phen Enochs. The Senior division was very close, with Allen of Denison pacing the group for honors with 15.66 points, close- ly followed by Kincaid of Sherman with 14 points. The boys representing' us were Red Vestal, Carter, Everheart, Edmiston, Tucker, Melton, McConnell, Kincaid, Duval, Chumbley, Tate, Kissinger ,Wall, Williams, Barrett, Riley, Champie, Dodd, Hendricks, Enoehs, Swafforcl, Claunch, Gritiitli and Mc-Guire. HI-LIGHTS OF THE YEAR In the county literary meet held Friday and Saturday, March 29, 30, Sherman took first honors over Denison. Margaret Biser and Elaine Ellis took the girls' debate, but the boys failed to place. Nancy Lee Love won first in the junior girls declamation. Rayburn Nall took tirst place in the junior boys' declamation and Walter Wilson won tirst in the senior bmysi Slrarrnm scored 2245 paints to Denisorrs total of 1785. On April 1, Sherman High was turned into what appeared to be a kindergarteng at least, the seniors were in their second childhood once more. To an onlooker the styles for what the well-dressed child of 1935 will wear were presented. Small boys wearing sho1't pants and knickers, socks, small hats, and carrying pistols, toys and can- miy, ran through the halls. Tiny girls, dressed daintily in short, fluffy dresses and large colored hair-ribbons, skipped through the corridors. Blonde, brown and black curls bobbed up and down on the heads of the attractive modernly-dressed little girls. Kid Day was a big success, and the seniors thoroughly enjoyed this activity. On April 24, the Sherman High chapter of the National Honor Society was organ- ized. This group replaces the Senior Scholarship Club, membership of which was based entirely on scholarship. Membership in the National Honor Society is based on leadership, scholarship, service, and character, and the members are chosen from the highest ranking twenty percent of the senior and junior class. Since the require- ments for membership are so restrictive, it is a very great honor to be a member of this organization. Miss Retus Farlow is the sponsor of the local chapter. The officers are: Helen Orr, president, Leslie Bullock, vice-presidentg Martha Marie Stinson, secre- tary, Charles Calhoun, treasurer. The seniors enjoyed a full program of activities which included: April lil!-S9lll0l' Carnival April 26-Senior Day May 17-Senior Play, The Luck of the Irish May 20, 21, 22-Final Exams May 23-Swimming Party and Supper at Bush's May 25-Senior Banquet May 26-Baccalaureate Sermon at the First Baptist Church May 28-Commencement Exercises In the midst of the senior activities on May 15, to be exact. the Arhenians were distributed. i SHERMAN WINS ALI.-ROUND IIONORS IN COUNTY INTERSCIIOLASTIC MEET For all-round honors in the county interscholastic meet held March 29 and 30, Sherman amassed a total of 239W points to 188k for Denison. In the literary events Sherman High's winners were as follows: Elaine Ellis and Margaret Biser, first place in girls' debate, and Roy Jones and William Bryant, sec- ond place in boys' debate, Walter Wilson, first, and Ted Wheeler, second, in senior boys' declamationg Rayburn Nall, first, and William Howard, second, in junior boys' declamationg Mary Fields, second place, and Annabel Mitchell, third, in senior girls' declamationg Nancy Lee Love, first place, and Lila D. Freeman. second place, in junior girls' declamation. James Ellington and Mildred Porterfield both won second places in extemporaneous speaking, Elizabeth Biser won second place in essay writing, and the senior spelling team, composed of Marguerite Ivy and Jerry Wall, won second place. First places won by Sherman in addition to these events were in girls' tennis, both in singles, represented by Frances Davis, and in doubles, represented by Ann Thomp- son and Martha Marie Stinson: in boys' tennis, in doubles, represented by Charles Butler and Maurice Crowder: and also in boys' playground ball Cscores, 12-'Ig 4-21 and in girls' playground ball fscores, 7-0: 7-11. Also, Sherman High defeated Denison in the track and field division by a margin of 35 points. fSee track page for places wonj. DISTRICT NlEE'I' In the District Meet held in Dallas, April 12 and 13, Sherman High won many events. In the literary events Sherman High's winners were as follows: Walter Wilson, first in senior boys' declamationg Rayburn Nall, first in junior boys' declamationg Nancy Lee Love, second in junior girls' declamation. In the track events, Ralph Tucker won second place in the mile rung Woodrow Car- ter won fourth place in discus, and Burl Allen won third place in pole vault. In the tennis matches, Sherman High's boys' team, composed of Charles Butler and Maurice Crowder, won first place by defeating North Dallas in the finals, 6-1, 6-43 6-2. The girls' doubles team, composed of Martha Marie Stinson and Ann Thomp- son went to the finals, only to be defeated by the state champions of last year, the team from North Dallas. I . F . A. STATE MEET At the State F. F. A. Meet held at Texas A. Kr M. College April 16 and 17, Sherman boys were among 1,300 Texas boys in the various contests. Sherman won first in plant progagation, Robert Dyer being high point man for the state. Sherman tied with Scurry-Rosser for state terracing honors, Frank Linton of Sherman and Brooks Steward of Scurry-Rosser being tied for high point individual onors. Three schools tied for first place, with 3,300 points, in crop judging. Sherman came next with 3,285 points, with Leo Troutz standing second in the state for indi- vidual honors, numbering 1,140 points. Mr.Lloyd said the chapter showing was the best it had ever made at the state con- tests. The farm crops team included Leo Troutz, Finis Smith and Billy Scott Warren. Terracers were J.P. Wright, Frank Linfon and Paul Davenport. The horticultural team included Jack Thompson, Charles DeWitt and Robert Dyer. The Sherman boys visited the state agricultural station and all the college grounds and buildings during their stay at College Station. A I 1 ' wa F3 f . QQUI, , 6 J J N , - ' X Xfx 5: yt. . 2' lf. L N K H-sin, k H ,. ,.zzfQr':e X --ir-':E5iw:::i, J l-X J MSS? xX1a!n:g5,lxR::lV Y. I kj R 1385. X GS' Axial iii? X ' 493' , of L x :SM .1-gseeh .5:i,. 0 U ,, A EE . , mars. N .f14 S 'f1 - MAI!-American QJTYAVB9 11 ,LJ f 2 f1gi4??f- Mak 5 'GIW lZe+e'be as f'.wmer9 M fx V . 0 FY gg: 33 X H' J Lx !,4Qx xx i -NK I X ' X Q A N3 , g-wir X f , B! 5 ff N 4 X fm , 5 2'ef' ' f Sv 223 Q4 ff . 4 gf s Q wf Q Mum.: 0, .1,.,,f' 5- W .xy Qze.xe Q 1Jh 'h 'll jj gf 51- GT ,. 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Owen Princess of Senior Class-Norine Marks Prince of Senior Class-Roger Carter Duchess of Senior Class-Mary Dale Reynolds Duke of Senior Class-Roy Jones Princess of Junior Class-Mildred Porterfield Prince of Junior Class-Carl Barrett Duchess of Junior Class-Louise Garr Duke of Junior Class-Willard Kincaid Princess of Sophomore Class-Frances Davis Prince of Sophomore Class-John Ellis Duchess of Sophomore Class-Nona Mae Willis Duke of Sophomore Class-Everett Hall Princess of Freshman Class-Frankie Madison Prince of Freshman Class- Rayburn Nall Duchess of Freshman Class-Billie Jones Duke of Freshman Class-Charles Kyle ATTENDANTS Pages-Ruth Gray and Dorothy Cook Trumpeters-Raymond Garr and Ellsworth Matthews Crown Bearer-Homer Dunn, Jr. Train Bearers-Harriet Allen Hopkins and Dorothy Hopkins Court Jester-Lloyd Etchison PROGRAM Coronation Ceremony Dorothy Frost-Tap Dance Hazel Thompson-Violin solo Franklin Perry-Dance Peggy Panky-Reading Choral Club Homer Dunn-Tap dance Mary Fields-Reading Joe Brown-Solo xx ff W 92 J 9,7173 X551 5, 4 : CLUBS ATIIENIAN S'I'Al l4' I ll-TA LK STA F I SCHOLARSHIP CLUB ATIIENIAN STAFF Miss Frank Ball Root, Sponsor C. S. Edmiston, Opal Grigg, Jeanette Wheeler, Miss Root, Lucille Altman, Martha Jane Williams. Helen Orr, Mary Gail Wilbanks, Dorothy Cook, Joan Ladd, Joe Young , HI- TALK STAFF Mrs. Hayes and Mr. Walker, Sponsors Katie Ruth Layman, Guy Sturdy, Mr. Walker, Mrs. Hayes, Evelyn Thompson Roy Epps, Genevieve Thrasher, Marguerite Ivy, Maxine Alexander, Betty Ellis, Clarice Brashier Dorothy Laughlin, Margaret Adamson, Elizabeth Biser, Faye Bass, Dorothy Click, Mildred Porterfield, Margaret Popplewell, Dorothy Fitch, Joan Ladd James Ellington, Chic Moody, Betty Browne, Martha Marie Stinson, Ross Wilson, Jack McDonald, Walter Morgan SCIIOLARSIIII' CLUB Miss Retus Farlow, Sponsor Allan Taliaferro, Don Vaughn, Royston Roberts, Miss Farlow, James Ellington Joe Scull, Albert Moore, Leslie Bullock, Betty Browne, Mary Gail Wilbanks, Roberta Roberts, Richard Jolley, Alma Roberts, Vada Mercer Mary Beth Fitch, Dorothy Wilson, Faye Bass, George Staples, D. L. Owen, Joyce Wilson, David Pugh, Dorothy Fitch, Dorothy Altman, Jacqueline Dickson Ruby Jo Satterwhite, Kathyleen Mongtomery, Elizabeth Biser, Martha Sue Cole, Margaret Biser, Harold Wolfe, Beneva Harrison, Bobby Speer, Joe Decker Walk Martha Jane Williams, Elaine Ellis, Helen Orr, Norma Jean Edds, Martha Marie Stinson, Melba Fern Compton, Joan Ladd DRAMATIC CLUB LIBRARY STUlJI'lN'l' ASSISTANTS Ci' A.,-,f Q, , Q, vi flJm1c1Q3xTo L'ffML1f'f5Lr. gh, . . -C IIALI, MONITORS X gil DRAMATIC CLUB Miss Wilda Henderson, Sponsor Mike Hefton, Miss Henderson, Charles Butler Logan Hall, Bruce Tucker, James Ellington, George Morton C. S. Edmiston, Jim Alexander, Mary Gail Wilbanks, A. J. Thomas, Dorothy Altman Dorothy Wilson, Marguerite Ivy, Ruby Jo Satterwhite, Betty Ellis, Jacqueline Dickson Bernie Piner, Natalie Hopkins, Dorothy Gray, Anna Lou Moran Ellsworth Matthews, Peggy Panky, Dortha Crain, Mary Fields, Ted Wheeler, Bob- by Jackson Michelena Lyall, Ruth Gray, Martha Marie Stinson, Frances Davis, Martha Jane Williams, Elaine Ellis, Chic Moody, Dorothy Cook LIBRARY STUDENT ASSISTANTS Mrs. Nora Key Weems, Librarian Gladys Holmes, Amelia Tolbert, Evelyn Thompson, Mrs. Weems, Frances Lane, Elaine Reddick, Lucille Beckett Marjorie Claunch, Lottie Creswell, Juanita Brigham IIALI. MONITORS Karlyne Roach, Mike Hefton, Genevieve Sandifer, Peggy Pankey, Virgie Mae 0'Neil, Kathleen O'Hara, Mary Jo Linton, Doris McKee Virginia Crutchfield, Guy Sturdy, Richard Jolley, Juanita Bounds, Josephine Gardner, Beryl Edds, Jacqueline Dickson, Sarah Millsap Inez Thompson, Mary Frances Hinton, George Staples, Idabel Fain, Retha Kuykendall, Sybil Brinkley, Louise Vehle, Max Elliott, Ruby Lee Coffman Woodrow Haralson, Roger Carter, Bob Burns, Jim Alexander, A. J. Thomas, Mary Nancy McElhannon, Betty Ellis Carl Morton, Charles Calhoun, Edgar Gillespie, Marvin Harper, Jerry Totten, Woodrow Cox, Joe Jackson, Willard Kincaid SPANISH l'l.lTll Miss Pauline Yeagley, Sponsor Allan Taliaferro, Muriel Kimbrough, Miss Yeagley, Guy Sturdy Jerry Totten, Richard Jolley, Hazel Epps, Mavis Hall, Irene Pack Maxine Richardson, Virginia Slaughter, Karlyne Roach, Mary Grace Moffett, Doris Maxwell SCIENCE CLUB Mr. W. H. Hill, Sponsor G. 0. Crist, Mr. W. H. Hill Charles Rasor, J. W. Morgan Frances Davis, Charles Wright, Elaine Ellis, Billy Bailey Faye Bass, Marvin Harper, Margaret Andrews, Cecil Hood, Martha Marie Stinson, George Staples PEI' SQUAD Miss Pauline Yeaglcy, Sponsor-Miss Clara Joe Brown, Assistant Ada Brown, Wave Carr, Maxine Richardson, Dorothy McDuffy, Miss Yeagzley, Geree Priddy, Elizabeth Scoggins Mildred Andrus, Louise Vehle, Virginia Inman, Drucilla Dickerman, Nancy Love, Julia Thompson, Jeanne Caldwell, Helen E. Orr, Essie Fowler, Pauline Smith Naomi Long, Theresa Allen, Juanita Bounds, Virginia Evans, Jane Hunter, Genevieve Thrasher, Dorothy Johnson, Billie Jinks Newman, Nell Richardson, Roberta Neathery, Lucille Ellington, Fairy Simmons, Nanny Gill, Demille Nichols. Mary B. Mathews Marie Everidge, Idabel Fain, Dorothy Parrigan, Lois Gurley, Doris Barkham, Mary Frances Scott, Dorothy Gray, Evelyn Kersey, Mavis Hall, Doris Hale, Neva Claire Potter, Maud Anna Davis, Mike Hefton C. S. Edmiston, Frances Davis, Rachel Johnson, Bessie Mattingly, Clara Martin Neville, Cora Lee Monk, Lynette McClure, Mary McDonald, Mary Anne Casteel, George Freeman, Alyne Turley, Ruby Barnes, George Derrieux, Mary Frances Smith, Vermelle Elliot, Mary Louise Ladd ...np SPANISH CLUB SCIICNCIC CLUB riff' Plil' SQUAD lCXlCCU'l'lYlC COUNCIL REPRl'ISlCN'I'A'l'lYlC COUNCII u I o III-Y CLUB l'ICU'I'lVl'IEX COUNCIL R. L. Speer, Adviser Joe Scull, Bob Burns, Mr. Speer, Charles Butler, Paul McConnell, Bernie Piner Martha Marie Stinson, Roger Carter, Dorothy Brown, Roy Jones Rl'1l'RESEN'l'A'l'EVli COUNCIL R. L. Speer, Adviser Bob Burns, Ellsworth Mathews, Bryan Odom, Joe Scull, Mr. Speer, Margaret Nell Williams Ben Griffith, Jerry Totten, Bernie Piner, Amelia Tolbert, Leslie Bullock C. S. Edmiston, Charles Blalack, Marian Kissinger, LaVerne Higgs, Melba Fern Compton, Frankie Madison, Helen Orr, Jacqueline Dickson Ross Wilson, Virginia Slaughter, Annabelle Mitchell, Betty Hall, Jeanette Wheeler, Wilbur Odneal, Bobby Speer Y lll-Y CLUB Mr. M. H. Washam, Sponsor Marvin Harper, J. W. Nelson, Charles Dalton, John Hendricks, Vernon McKelvey, William Southard, Mr. Washam Jack Harless, Everett Hall, John Ellis, Maurice Crowder, Jerry Totten Roy Epps, C. S. Edmiston, Roy Jones, J. D. Fowler, Frank Linton, Leon Adams, Marion Kissinger, E. D. Fowler, Clifton Horton, Joe Scull Clyde Hendricks, Garth Jackson, Bruce Tucker, Bill Southard, Ted Wheeler, Estle Burris, Sylvester Korioth, Bobby Jackson, Ross Wilson Roger Carter, D. L. Smith, Robert Ratliff, Joe Decker Walk, Bill Bryant Charles Calhoun, Jim Alexander, Charles Butler, A. J. Thomas, Carl Morton, George Morton 0Fl ll'lC HELP WIIAT NEXT Cl.l'l! NIATII l'Ll'l3 0Fl IC'l'I lll'Il.l' Irma Kumler, Mollie Hendricks, Katherine Walker Marguerite Ivy, Helen Orr, Genevieve Thrasher, Dorothy Altman WVIIAT NEXT CLUB Mrs. Vera Vaden, Miss Mary Boyd, Sponsors Natalie Hopkins, Dorothy Parragin, Joy Adamson, Evelyn Thompson, Hazel Epps, Gaynell Farrell, Gladys McNutt, Faye Bass, Amy Anderson, Betty Ellis, Mary Nancy McElhannon Idabel Fain, Doris Barkham, Patty Ree Wilson, Lavada Finney, Nannie Gill, Sylvia Mercer, Dorothy Click, Pauline Miller, Dorothy Wilson, Lorene Boaz Helen McLane, Gladys Gray, Louise Vehle, Doris Hale, Mavis Hall, Mary Fields, Clara Faye Russell, Ruby Lee Coffman, Jacqueline Dickson, Inez Thompson Josephine Gardner, Elizabeth Kusch, Hazel Sanford, Jane Hunter, Genevieve Thrasher, Dorothy Cook, Beryl Edds, Mary Gail Wilbanks, Irma Kumler, Ruth Gray, Mrs. Vaden Marguerite Ivy, Willie Faye Conwell, Mary Elizabeth Ruth, Juanita Bounds, Anna Lou Moran, Mary Dale Reynolds, Helen Orr, Karlyne Roach, Michelena Lyall, Frances Harris, Marion Wright, Iona Roach Katie Ruth Layman, Nell McKelvain, Dorothy Laughlin, Bernie Piner, Mary Beth Fitch, Nina Calhoun, Marjorie Claunch, Dorothy Altman MATH CLUB Mr. M. I-I. Washam, Sponsor Jack Harless, Jerry Lee Wall, Mr. Washam, Alma Roberts, Roberta Roberts, Sylvia Mercer Walter Talley, Leonard Burden, John Hendricks, Charles Dalton, Bobby Jackson, Ellsworth Mathews Woodrow Haralson, Leon Adams, Clyde Hendricks, Robert Ratliff, Carl Morton, George Morton Roger Carter, Roy Jones, Lloyd Etchison, Wallace Gray, D. L. Owens, D. L. Smith CIIORAI. CLUB Miss Margaret Hunter, Director Do1'othy MacDuffey, Ada Brown, Dorothy Parragin, Vermelle Elliott, Frances Brown, Pauline Duff, Vada Mercer, Sue Reynolds Dorothy Laughlin, Maude Anna Davis, Evelyn Thompson, Catherine Wright Joy Adamson, Katherine Wright, Clarice Brashier, Dorothy Burke, Jane Hunter, Nina Calhoun, Evelyn Phares, Billy Jane Howard, Beatrice Hartwig Veda Mae Heckman, Macil Hefton, Elizabeth Biser, Genevieve Thrasher Lovene Dyer, Mildred Porterfield, Amy Anderson, Margaret Stallings, Anna Nelle Hightower Sara Jane Reid, Kathleen VValsh, Mary Lankford, Betty Ruth Smith, Patricia Moore, Roberta Webb, Bernice Smith, Doris Hale Sarah Jane Phares, Lottie Creswell, Patty Guin, Kathyleen Montgomery, Maurine Morris, Eddie Twyford, Ona Mae Pope, Catherine Dyer GLICIC CLUB Miss Margaret Hunter, Director Lewis Dooley, James Newton Stimpson, Mike Hefton, Estle Burris, Ted Wheeler, James Ellington, George Morton, Joe Scull Jack Kenney, Woodrow Harralson, Logan Hall, Cecil Hood, Wilburn Roach, Wil- liam Southard, George Staples, Max Elliott Daley Sutton, Bobby Jackson, Leon Adams, Pauline Duff, Carl Morton, Ellsworth Matthews, Harold Wolfe l ll'l'llRlC FARNIERS OF AMERICA Mr. F. A. Lloyd, Sponsor Ray Kidd, Loyd Laughlin, B1'uce McGee, Woodrow Carter, Mr. F. A. Lloyd, Frank Caldwell, Virgil Gant Jack Thompson, Jesse Davis, Billy Hainline, Markham Lane, H. A. Goff, Charles Dalton Tommy Barnes, Billy McGuire, Carl Reddick, Milford Ballou, Charles DeWitt, Leo Mullins, David Lane, Edward McKeon Kenneth Potter, James Moughan, Lowell Anderson, R. E. Dunham, Vernon Kumler, Wilburn Cook, E. C. Riley, Wesley Oldham, Scott Dyer, O. E. Ritchie, Wiley Jones, Clifton Horton Earl Pippin, Bob Carpenter, Billy Reynolds, Robert Dyer, Lester Haynie, J. C. Wolfe, W. B. Cook, Conrad Morris, Raymond McKinney, J. T. Thomas, Ho1'ace Craven, J. C. Langham, Ray Winebrenner, Woodrow Barnes, Ford Griffin Dewell Howell, Ray Marct, Billy Warren, George Tebow, Paul Davenport, Jack McKown, Clifford Johnson, R. I. Webb Howard Slayden, J. P. Wright, Durwood Glover, Howard O'Mary, Finis Smith, M. H. Stockdale, Owen Blankenship K7 'gwfj Yf ,,,jwQfAw W, 6 cbd- , H r-14' 1' mf, CIIORAL CLUB 'W ' GLICIG CLUB . ,U l l l'l7RlC FARMICRS DEliA'I'l'I Mr. Byron Davis, Sponsor Everett Hall, Roy Jones, Mr. Davis, William Southard, Bill Bryant, James Crosby Betty Ruth Garrett, Elaine Ellis, Margaret Biser, Artye Mae Connelly HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Miss McKenzie and Miss McQuown, Sponsors Blanche Cummings, Hazel Wilder, Evelyn Kersey, Fay Fleming, Lois Strenger, Michelena Lyall, Patty Wilson, Marie Crist, Ocie Lea Hudnall, Frances Lane, Marie Evridge, Beuna Geisert, Vermelle Elliott, Dorothy Margaret Gray, Miss McQuown, Dorothy Marie Gray, Miss McKenzie, Dorothy Laughlin, Genevieve Sandifer Hope Gray, Dorris Bowling, Annie Lou Smith, Nannie Gill, Margaret Popplewell, Retha Kuykendall, Alvin Turley, Mary Ann Casteel, Billie Joe Stover, Bernice Reagan, Euna Geisert, Mary Louise Barnes, Margaret Truman, Nona Mae Willis, Betty Browne, .lane McGee Jacqueline Short, Lillian Davidson, Mary Gayle Moss, Lucille Beckett, Annie Merle Smithson, Mozelle King, Aline Kellum, Roberta Neathery, Iva Del Wright, Juanita Bounds Dorothy McDuffie, Dorothy Parrigan, Lorene Burke, Pauline Smith, Jewell Petty, Cleo Harp, Virginia Harwell, Ollie Fae Hix, Betty Ruth Garretty Cleo Haynie, Jane Perry, Norma Barnes, Delma Inman, Rosalyn Madison, Pauline Smith, Lorene Foster, Ruby Faye Montgomery, Mary Dickerman, Mamie Hefton, Mildred Graham, Willeta Jo Phillips, Hazel Wisdom, Norma Jean Edds, Latrell Blankenship, Dorothy Kenney, Marcella Hall, Lois Gurley, Mary McDonald, Virginia Evans, Dorothy Johnson Katy Ruth Layman, Naomi Long, Delois Vineyard, Ruby Barnes, Frances Thomas, Betty Orr, Opal Wilder, Margaret Causey, Honor Belle Thomas, Opal Causey, Hattye Mae Johnson, Mildred Wheless Lorena Nicholson, Marie Tatum, Marie Elliott, Dorothy Click, Katherine Roberts, Helen Jackson, Ruby Orr, Dorothy Louise Cook, Inez Thompson, Hazel Harp, Lavada Finney, Pauline Merrill, Iran Imbert, Sara Jane Phares, Gertrude O'Neil, Katherine Means, Helen Davis, Mary Elizabeth Ruth, Mildred And1'us, Irene Caywood, Faye Vandergriff, Josephine Gardner, Dorothy Dyer, Mary Lea Spraggins, Mary Jo Linton, Roberta Webb, Margaret Nell Williams, Bernice Smith, Merle Craven, Theresa Allen, Marie Bishop, Sue Summers, Margaret Adamson, Wanda Wilder, Alyne Graves, Sylvia Perry, Margaret Stallings, Irene Pack Maurine Freeman, Caddie Reece, Ruby Davis, Mary Frances Scott, Doris Barkham, Sunshine Bowen, Elizabeth Kusch, Katherine Wright, Joy Adamson, Elizabeth San- ders, Ruby Lee Coffman, Anna Lou Moran, Bonnie Evans, Lynette McClure, Dorothy Gregory, Enna Jean Cannon, Mary McDonald, Amy Anderson, Mary Elizabeth Holmes, Theda Tribble Hazel Fullilove, Mary Ruth Wheless, Robbie Jo Cooke, Gracie Pearl Davis, Helen Ruth Bledsoe, Jacqueline Hughes, Fairy Mae Simmons, Karlyne Roach, Mary Dale Reynolds, Frances Harris, Idabel Fain, Clara Martin Neville, Beatrice Hartwig, Juanita Brigham, Maxine Alexander, Lucille Altman, Bessie Mattingly, Billie Jones, Rachel Johnson LATIN CLUB Miss Mary Boyd, Sponsor Maud Anna Davis, Natalie Hopkins, Mildred Porterfield, Miss Mary Boyd, Bernie Piner, Elizabeth Biser, Margaret Biser, Martha French Marguerite Ivy, Mary Beth Fitch, Margaret Slayden, Muriel Henley, Genevieve Kolb, Clarice Brashier, Emmitt Essin Irma Kumler, Hazel Sanford, Elaine Ellis, Martha Marie Stinson, Leslie Bullock Knox Montgomery, Helen Orr, Martha Jane Williams, Bobby Speer, Mary Gail Wilbanks, Pauline Duff, Joan Ladd, Joe Young 4 1 J A A lJl'Il XTI' MW fi 1 HOMIE AICIQONONIIFS CLUB WW Cu-rv J-5 T xj'-1-5- L eww! n gbuocmaaull -Hwlwf' LATIN f'l,l'l! S ASSOCIATIONS l!liARCA'l' BAND IBUOK AND PEN CLUB 4 ffl 11, iff 720-M QJ,f,',fM. ' I .94 'i1g1...L,, ny ., 61 s ASSOCIATIONS Mr. Blair, Mr. Dickey, and Miss Noble, Sponsors Mr. Blair, D. A. McCall, Cleveland Barker, Mr. Dickey, Miss Noble Alvin Barker, Woodrow Carter, Joe Chumbley, Rex Williams, Jack Harless, F. M. Dodson, Maurice Crowder, Raymond Vick, M. C. Everheart E. C. Riley, Carl Barrett, Charles Butler, Sam Tate, Frank Jordon, Howard Slayden, John Ellis Muriel Kimbrough, Roy Jones, Paul McConnell, Anna Belle Mitchell, Jack Vestal Joe O'Connor, Gene Duval, Hazel Epps, Pauline Olsen, Mary Fields, Helen McLane, Gladys Gray, Opal Grigg, Marguerite Hutchinson, Mike Hefton, Vernon Caldwell llEARCA'I' BAND Mr. C. C. Shell, Conductor Dorothy Wilson, Billy Bailey, Jesse Haggard, Bob Carpenter, Worley Addison, John Hendricks, Ray Winebrenner, Richard Tebow, Dailey Sutton, Edwin Pulliam, Frank Holt, Laverne Higgs, George Tebow, Dorothy Brown, Katherine Hendricks, James Wilson, Leon Adams, F. A. Loving, Raymond Garr Don Vaughn, Cecil Hood, Richard Westbrook, Zac Russom, Perry Hendricks, Glenn Winebrenner, Jesse Davis, Jack McKown, Johnny Holmes, Jack McAlister Jack Swafford, Bruce Tucker, George Brooks, R. G. Hall BOOK AND PEN CLUB Miss Clara Joe Brown, Sponsor Bryan Odom, Nell Richardson, Ellsworth Matthews, Miss Brown, Mildred Porter- field, John Slusher Marguerite Ivy, Elizabeth Biser, Clarice Brashier, Pauline Duff Louise Vehle, Sibyl Brinkley, Musie Mae Powell. Alma Roberts, Roberta Roberts. Martha Jane Williams Hazel Epps, Mary Grace Moffett, Doris Maxwell, Joan Ladd, June Grigg- Myrtle Arnold, Sudie Mae Montgomery, Narcadean Webb, Dixie DeShane, Dortha Crain, Chic Moody .l- vfjy APPRl+K'lA'l'ION rvifxicair Home eall it ailvertising, some call it gifts, anml still others - - mlonations: call it whatever you like, the stuclent horly anal the Athenian staff will always he grateful for the help extenilefl hy the merchants of this city in Cooperating with us to pulnlish our annual. Some men may preach hard times, hut these men have not forgotten their own school days, Therefore, the students of Sherman High School should show their appreciation hy patronizing the firms represented in the following section. They helperl us, now it is our turn to help thein. KQ44 - 2 .K x . ,Z W W N51 JJJJ N W G I V 'L X' '-I ' ' 1 W I N! 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K - ', L ,Q Vg :XX K I, ..,, ' I f , v , ww' ' X ' 4 A '-H kg, J . f- ' R Q V X X T'-,ff I i gi-Qff 2 f MJ, E E, -- . X V A M, , . 3 i. ,Ag 1 55 A. . -. 1-ls: -. M 1 - 1.23 f. , M .M V 41 , xx ,Y 4, YE? K J' A l 49 f X wr ' W? if 'Q-',5.1:::, 69? 4 x wg y ., M rk , f , .yn A X, K. Q 3 hf1..Zg-. , , 3 el ' .4 fgwlgf lamb, ,,.N.,v-A L V ,.,, 'O' ,.-W f-f MMV ,X Wggw .QQ :XXX 'Li D 1. , 1 . if ' 'if' ' L I-- si , . l Yi 9 K, I.. I I DRUGS LUNCHES CANDIES TOILET ARTICLES fe, KEITI-l'S DRUG STORES 1, A For Better Service STATIONERY . '. SUNDRIES Merchants 6? Planters National Bank Sherman, Texas Established 1872 PROMPT SERVICE MARVIN R . ID GROCERY L' SL W it 620 W. Houston St. Hltrs the Cogeena . NVQ! Appreciate Your Businees THANK YOU O. D. VVORTIILEY P. WEBB 84 WEBB BRYAN STUDIO Pi L LAWYERS For the Best Portraiture, . Kodak Finishing aud SHERMAN, TEXAS Qmup Work Triple A Service Sta. COPLE Y 63 MILLS : The Convenient Station Insurance Phone 590 DAY OR NIGIIT Real Estate Federal Farm Loans Grayson Building and Denton Grocery SL Market 'ig-'f Corner Broekett and East Streets LOUTI Company Quality Groceries and Meats PITODC Phones I , 4, - Central State Bank . UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY v 1 1 Sh I FT EI Central High Cafeteria A GOOD PLACE TO EAT E1 Real Service Mrs. Annie K. VVilson, Manager my F. it IT F WALLACE PHARMACY For the Best Service Millinery Phone 48 U11-til-thi'-Mililltl' Moili-lst Shefmfm TPXHS su ERMAN 'ricxixs WILSON gl DICKERMAN sHoEs and HOSIERY More Stylus to Choose From 123 N. Travis Sherman, 'I 'exams R. G. lIa.ll A. N. liirge Hall SL Birge INSURANCE AND LOANS 410-411412 M. si P. Rank lamg. Be Sure When Mm Insure Crcliici Beauty Slioppe Specializing in all Methods for Beauty Phone 34 LAITDE CLEARY nlii M. 81, P. Bank Building ASH 5l0llE'S WHOLESALE ----- RETAIL Sporting Goods DANNEL - SCOTT FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service . , . Y q ' ,.. Bmlm :incl BTaXty . upinlus Phone I2 BlLyC es .ini KI iissol in s Sherman Texas S C H M l T Z E R ' S JOE DAVIS TAILORS and CLEANERS 2ll Travis Street Sherman's Most Exacting Cleaners BETTER OPTICA L SERVICE VAN PELT'S jewelry That Endears and Enduresn Modern Equipment Reasonable Prices Purity Bakery Langston 's Bread Jimmie Buck Tire Co. Sherman's Finest Filling Station MARATHON PRODUCTS Phone 450 BASS, PARRISI-I Si TAYLCDR Fancy Dry Goods Ladies' and Children's Dresses and Coats Boys' Clothing and Furnishings Corner Travis :incl Houston Sh:-rnmin, Texas i Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Athenian Stall, Faculty, and Student Body of Sherman High School Sherman Daily Democrat First in the Red River Valley To The Senior Class of 1935 We Congratulate You . . . Morris Jewelry Company Sherman's Leading jewelers Yoon BUSINESS Quality Counts WILL me APPREo1A'1'1+:n A S Il B U ll N ' S lee Cream LYON-GRAY LUMBER 60. 'always Good B' L. Buy with conhdence from 9 Insurance and T A P A N S . . Quality jewelers . . 'lea' Estate Bulova---Elgin Watches Livingston Bros. Always Reliable lHVHNTTERSlKHiMEN'AND YOUNG MEN WE SIIOVV THE NEW THINGS FIRST SIIERBIAN TEXAS Use GLADIGLA The Washed Wheat Flour A Sherman Product - Q A JF ,- f :yy Zifwvb fa zafafzf-cf fffd-40 . 1 f I 4 J-bt ffvcf. C, 1-f1f4fvZx9,.. g,,,,..g! iff gf-X71 rx-'ffffs-3' iff-44 11' - V The Well Informed Prefer lee , JN. ff I The Only Conditioned Air R2frigerKcfi61 'cf6j' ' Southern lee i PIIIIN E 90 Vehle Bakery Variety of Breads Vehle Special - Rye - Dairy Cracked Wheat - Salt Rlslng Pies - Cakes - Pastry Brown's Groeery and Market Providers of Everything Good to Eat When lt's Amusements T E X A S 'l'l I lCA'l'Rl'I---S l I ICRNIAN ' North Texas' Finest Theatre Compliments of Royal Cleaners Fl'3llkll3ll'0 SKILLERNQS Insnranee phone 2' 125 E. vvan Better Service Drug Stores lleeee's Barber Shop WHERE SERVICE COUNTS 2I9 S. 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