Sherman High School - Athenian Yearbook (Sherman, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1936 volume:

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Q ff , f:gjiH3, 251. , -4 A fllif fili if 1 2' Affi: -gif 1 ::1:f1,5Z5f3. :L-,LF-g'..15LglQ '.',' Jfxft' My, E - 1 'F4Q'-,Tpg1 ,fff-:2ff'f1','VZZQQZJ ,mf rf r A 4 ' ' I W, 1' ,, '3l,f,'n4?2:I:L ,, 1, .. ,. --'-f:v,f.e:.f., 1 .- . , v,,.,,,-gl nw? THE SCHUUL Uv! '33-A xo - lil FACULTY 'lv 5 Q' X N RQ X W y 'Q if 5 2' 9 4' X A Q f, . l X-,Q 0. X! Z ' 'f ,Y ii A, N i tg 5X4 il' '! 7 A U XA A g X f wg X JX 13:1 H Q -Qxxx . ,n f A A -W K, - W 3 ' ff 0 A X v 151 ' V V, 0 if ,, '+A 0 Q 'XX W I Q, Q 15 Q X f an 9 2 9 Q 0 .. X X lwswf'- ' Q .X .Qi 0 MR. I.. T. COOK Superintendent 51 We FACULTY Miss Mary Boyd Miss Clara Joe Brown Mr. W. F. Colley Mr. J. T. Crosby Mr. J. E. Cullers Miss Clyde Crimm Mr. Byron Davis -' Miss Pearl Dial Mr. Verde Dickey Miss Retus Farlow Mr. F. H. Fowler Mr. . Gritlin L7fZ-,L., N ,y IV N. NB 5 MR. R. l.. SPEER Principal FACULTY Mrs. Stanley J. Hayes Mr. J. B. Head W Miss Wilda Henderson Miss Margaret Hunter Miss Elma Knox Miss Lorene McQuown Mr. A. G. Mitchell Miss Kathleen Mullino Miss Fay Noble Miss Myrtle Peacock Miss Frank Ball Root Mr. John Spivey is ww XV NT. ps J BOARD OF EDUCATICDN Sherman Public Schools Chas. H. Moody, President W. S. Moore, Vice-President Paul R. Ellis, Secretary J. E. Jamison D. R. Ashmore Frank Trau D. A. Curtis ve 4 HW X Mrs. Porter Travis Miss Tennie Vaden ' Mrs. Vera Vaden Miss Mary Vail Miss Mary Lyle Vincent Miss Nellie Viade FACULTY Dip r . I. H. Washam 1 Mr. M. H. Washam i - r. Fred Wilson , X , Miss Pauline Ye g ey 2 J? 1 ' N Mrs. Hogan Crabtree, Se retary to Mr. Cook X X QVJUM I Miss, Reba Thompson, Secretary to Mr. Spear QW W i?.? U' -C . , 509+ my, 4q,fM',P', ff -WJ 1 W MMM W1 ' ' , ,da Mif?WMfQW A we -ffW 's 9 , ,fa- , . ',ffjjj347 f ,- 2 ref? L' f OTHAL ADAMS Dramatic Club, '34, Basket- ball, '34, '35, Spanish Club, '35, Math Club, '35, Debate, 4 REDELLIUM ATNI P Hall Monitor, '35, '36, Music, '33, '34, '35, CARL BARRETT Football, '34, '35, '36, Glee Club, '33, '34, S Associa- tion, '34, '35, '36, Baseball, '33 '34 MARGARET ADAMSON Spanish Club, '33, '34, Home Economics, '34, '36, Hi-Talk, '34, Assistant Editor, '36. BILLY BAILEY Band, '33, '34, '35, '36, Jun- ior Play, '35, Dramatic Club, '36, Science Club, '35, Math Club, '36, Music, '35, '36, Representative Council, '36. ELISABETH BISER Junior Honor Society, '33 Q Scholarship Club, '34, Na- tional Honor Society, '35 g Secretary, '36, Latin Club, '35 , Secretary, '36, Choral Club, '33, '34, '35, Junior -Play, '35, Book and Pen, '35, President, '36, Repre- sentative Council, '36, Office Help, '36, MARGARET ANDREVVS Science Club, '34, '35, Home Economics Club, '35, '36, RUTH BARFIELD MARGARET BISER Debate, '33, '34, '35, '36, Latin Club, '35, Honor So- ciety, '33, '34, '35, '36, President, '33, Math Club, '36, Secretary, '36, Repre- sentative Council, '34, Athen- ian Staff, '33. P- .- .f COLLIN BOOKOUT LESLIE BULLOCK Latin Club, '33, '34, '35 Scholarship Cluh, '33, '34 '35, Secretary. '34, '35, Na' tional Honor Society, '35, '36 Vice'President, '35, Repre sentative Council, '34, '35 Yell Leader, '35, '36, Debate, '35, '36, Junior Play, '35. FRANK CALDVVELL CLARICE BRASHIER Latin Club, '34, '35, Choral Club, '34, '35, Hi-Talk, '35 '36, Book and Pen Club, '35 '36, National Honor Societyi '35 '36 .,.. RUBY BURDEN Spanish Club, '33, '34, '35, VERNON CALDVVELL Football, '33, '34, '35, Cap tain, '35, S Association, 1 '33, '34, 35, President, '34 Baseball, '33, Junior Track, '33, Band, '33, Most Hand Some Boy, '36. SEN ORS N RALPH BRINKLEY DOROTHY BURKE Choral Club, '33, '34, '35, '36, Scholarhip, '36, Book and Pen, '36, Spanish Club, '36, National Honor Society, '36. CHARLES PARKER CALHOUN Hi-Y, '34, '35, '36, President, '36, President Math Club, '36, Monitor, '35, .'36, Na- tional Honor Society, '35, '36, Treasurer, '35, '36. SEN CRS K xl ' sig , 'X .9 ,rl t x- N .3 pe N 0, wifi' ,Jag-'C' ME Z- . 5 1 If-.AB 5 K , , RUTH CARR BILLY CHAFFIN Football, '33, '34, '35. LEONARD CLARK Kittens, '33, Football, '34. '35, Track, '34, S Associa- tion, '35, '36. Q JQANNE CAUGHEY MIXETTA CAUGHEY LJ it . C05 ELISABETH CHAMPIE JOE CHUMBLEY Scholarship, '33, '34, '35, Football, '33, '34, '35, Truck, 36, National Honor Society, '33, '34, '35, '36, S Asso- SS. '36, Book and Pen, '35, ciation, '35. '36, Representa- So, Essay. '35, Baseball, tive Council, '33, '34, Base- 34, Office Help, '36. ball, '33, Spanish Club, '33. BUTCH PAUL CLARK ' . CLAYBOURN Dramatic Club, '35, '36. XYOODROXY COX - , 1 y - v Monitor. 33. 34. Jn. 361 Math Club. '35, '36g Foot' ball, '34, Hi-Y, '36, NOLA DAUGHERTY Scholarship Club, '36, Home Economics Club, '36, CHARLES DEWITT F. F. A., '33, '34, '35, '36. LUTTIE CRESXYELI. Debate, '33 3 Choral Club, '35 3 Library, '34, '35, '36. MAUD ANNA DAVIS Pep Squad, '35, '36, Chnral Cluh, '35, Latin Club, '34, '35, Home Economics Club, '56, Tennis, '35. LAURA JO DOAK Library Assistant, '36, Book and Pen Club, '36, Dramatic Club, '36, HOLMES CROSBY Bdbh - Cl-'lf 'W DIXIE DESHANE Scholarship, '33, '34, '35, National Honor Society, '35, '36, Essay, '34, '35, Spanish Club, '33, '34, '35, '36, Book and Pen Club, '35, '36. F. M. DODSON Basketball, '35. SE NURS SEN K GRS Q Q5 MELVIN DUNHAM Band, '33, '34. ROBERT DYER F. F. A., '34, '35, '36. ROY EPPS Manual Arts Club, '30, '31 H-Y Club, '32, '33, '34, '35 Science Club, '33, Athenianz '32, '33, Hi-Talk, '33, '34, '35 1 C54 T5LL R. E. DUNHAM F. F. A., '35. MAX ELLIOTT Baseball, '32, '33, Represen- tative Council, '33, '34, '35, '36, Glee Club, '34, '35, '36, Monitor, '34, Dramatic Club, 35. EMMETT ESSIN Latin Club, '34, '35, 36, Science Club, '35, Math Club, 36. GENE DUVAL Football, '33, '34, '35, '36, Track, '35, Spanish Club, '36, Executive Council, '36, yice-President Junior Class, 35. ELAIN E ELLIS Debate, '33, '34, '35, '36, Scholarship Club, '35, '36, National Honor Society, '35, '36, Latin Club, '34, '35, President, '36, Dramatic Club. '35, '36, Science Club, '35, Secretary of Senior Class, '36, Executive Council, '35. DOROTHY EVANS Monitor, '33, '35 , 'Home Eco- nomics Club, '35, Spelling, '34. ,fliy r ZfL40 ' 495 ji! ELIZABETH EVANS VIRGINIA EVANS Spelling, '35, Spanish Club, Pep Squad, '34, '35, Home '35, '36, Home Economics Economics Club, '33, '34, '35. Club, '35, '36. M. C. EVERHEART President of Sophomore Class '34, Football, '33, '34 '35 Baseball, nz, '33, Basketball, '34, '35, Track, '33, '34, '35 '36, S Association, '34, 'ssl '36, Math Club,, '33. CECIL FRANCIS Glee Club, '35, '36. LOUISE FERGUSON Class Secretary, '33, Choral Club, '32, '33, Book and Pen Club, '36, Home Eco- nomics, '36, Representative Council, '34, Dramatic Club, '3-6. GEORGE FREEMAN Representative Council, '33, Latin Club, '34, Pep Leader, '35, Hi-Talk, '34, 35, Edi- tor, '36. S P VERMELLE ELLIOTT Law-64, E Home Economics Club, 34, '35, '36, Tennis Club, '35, Choral Club, '35, Pep Squad '35, '36. R. L. FOSTER F. F. A. '33. MAURINE FREEMAN Home Economics Club, '35 '36, Pep Squad, '35, '36. 1 1 fllqkcl N ff' 41 i nfl-7 K MARTHA FRENCH National Honor Society, '36, Hi-Talk, '36, Latin Club, 33, Monitor, '33, Freshman Hone ?r6 Society, Book and Pen, 3 EUNA GEISERT Home Economics Club, '36, PHILLIP GONZALES Football, '33. '34, '35,,Track, '33, '34, '35, '36, Basketball, '35, S Association, '35 '36, Glee Club, '34. V LOUISE CARR Latin Club, '33, Home Eco- nomics, '36, Office Help, '36, Most Beautiful Girl, '36, National Honor Society, '36. MARGARET GIBSON Baseball, '33, '34, Pep Squad, '34, '35, Home Economics Club, '35, '36. GEORGE GRAHAM Representative Council, '33, Science Club, '35, Dramatic Club, '36. ii X . 'v- v BEUIRA GEISERT Home Economics Club, '36. EDGAR GILLESPIE Junior Honor Society, '33, Scholarship Club, '34, Latin Club, '34, '35 '36, Monitor, '35, Math Club, '36, Busi- ness Manager Athenian, '36, National Honor Society, '36. DOROTHY GRAY Pep Squad, '33, '34, '35, Home Economics Club, '35, '36, Basketball, '35, '36, l X X ll , if W , riiiil' T uw BEN GRIFFITH Representative Council, '33, Football, '36, Basketball, '30, Track, '35, '36, Athenian, '36, Baseball, '35. PATTY GUIN glgoral Club, '34, '35, Tennis, CLORINE HARLESS Spanish Club, '35, Pep Squad, '36. lil-IRTIIA LEE GRIGG Swanisli Vluln, '33, Home l Economics Club, '35, '36, National Honor Society, '36, LUIS GURLEY Pep Squad, '34, '55, Home Economics Club, '54, '35, '36, VEDA MAE HECKMAN Choral Club, '34, '35, '36. SEN GRS 3 O PAL GRIGG Basl-cetlmll, '33, '34, '35, '36, Girls' S Association, '33, '34, '35, Yicc-President, '36. MARGARET HALL Scholarship Club, '33, '36, Latin Club, '33, Spanish Club, '36, Most Popular Girl, '36, Dramatic Club, '36. PERRY HENDRICKS Band, '33, '34, '35, '36, Mon- itor, '36, National Honor Society, '36, Math Club, '36. X SEN CD R S A , J X- 1 .O gf Orig? MURIEL HENLEY Latin Club, '34, '35. OLLIE FAYE HIX Home Economics Club, '34 '35, '36, Pep Squad, '35, '36 OCIE LEA HUDNALL Home Economics Club, 34, '35 '36 y A 4 I ANNA NELL HIGHTOXVER Clxoral Club, '33, '34, '35, Home Economics, '35, '36. CECIL HOOD liziml, '33, '34, '35, '36, Latin Vlulx. 'S-lg Science Club, '35, Nzlticmzzl Honor Society, '35, Math Club, '36, Glee Club, 55, 216. DEVVITT HUNTER Iit'lJI'QSClllZ1llVC Council, '33, Math Club, '36, Football, '35. ffl MARY FRANCES HINTON Latin Club, '33, '34, fMoni- tor, '34, '35, '36, Home Eco- nomics Club, '36. BILLY JANE HOXVARD MARY KATHERINE H U T T Hook and Pen Club, '35, '36, Latin Club, '34, Monitor, '36. X l ll 1 . l IRA N IM B H RT M525 VLIFFORIJ JOHNSON Home Economics flulu, '34, lt F, A. 'R-1. '35, Presirlent '35, 'Slug Monitor, 'ML MA RSHALL ,ION ICS RALPH KIRKPATRICK of Mid-Term Scnifxr Class, '30, WILLARIJ KEl,l,l'M Merit ,Xwzu'fl, '36, S Avrmciatifmii. '30, XYILLARD KINCAI ll Football, '51, 'BBQ Basketball, '33, '34, '35, Track, '33, '34, '35, Monitor, '55, S As- sociation, '35, MW SENGIQS LOUISE JONES Hmm' Economics Club, '35, '36, Monitor, '35, '36. DCJROTHY KENNEY GPINEVIEVE KOLB Latin Club, '34, National Honor Society, '365 Math Club, '36, Honor Society, '33, '34. l J i l ll , X' xr JM. M i'.f S E N O I2 S ,JT , N J' 2 W 5 Xi 2 Xu BILL KORIOTH Band, '32, '33. JOAN LADD Junior Honor Society, , Scholarship Club, '34, '36, Latin Club, '33, '34, Book and Pen Club, '35, '36, Athenian, '34, '35, Editor-in- Chief, '36, Hi-Talk, '35 3- Vice- President of Class, '34, Sec- retary of Class, '35, S As- sociation, '36, National Hon- or Society, '36. '33 ' JOHN MCAFEE Junior Honor Society, '33, SYLYICSTER KOR l OTH Hi-Y Club, '34, '35, '36. J. C. LANGHAM F. F, A., '34, '35, JACK McALlS'l'l9IR Band, '34, '35, R l5'l'HA KUYKENDALL Monitor, '35, '36, Home Economics Club, '35, 36, Hi- 'l'alk Staff, '36. PATRICIA LOPEZ Choral Club, '34, '35, Home Economics Club, '34, '35, Spanish Club, '35, '36, Dra- matic Club, '35, '36, Schol- arship Club, '36, National Honor Society, '36, Junior Play, '35 D Football, '35 '36 Baseball , sociation, Council, Society, A. McCALL '34, '35, Basketball, 9 Track, iss, '36, '33, '34, S As- '35, '36, Executive '3 6, National Honor '36. fx . lf , S MQDUFFIE Choral Club, '34, '35, '36, Pep Squad, '34, '35, Home Economics Club, '35, l CLARKE MCNEELY President of Senior Class, '36, Basketball, '36, S Asso- ciation, '36. KATHYLEEN MONTGOMERY Junior Honor Society, '33, Scholarship Club, '34, Choral Club, '33, '34, '35' ,363 Span- ish Club, '35, '36, Athenian Staff, '36, Home Economics Club, '35, '36, Monitor, '35, '36, Book and Pen Club, '35, '36, National Honor Society, '36, DORIS McKEE Junior Honor Society, '33, '34' Library Assistant. '33, , Monitor, '34, '35, Office Help, '35, '36, Home Economics Club, '35, '36, National Hon- or Society, '35, '36, Tennis, '34. SARAH MILLSAP Monitor, '34, '35, '36, Latin Club, '35, '36, ROBERTA NEATHERY Home Economics Club, '34, '35, Pep Squad. '33, '34, Hall Monitor '35, Book and Pen Club, '35. JACK MCKOWN Band, '32, '33, '34, '35, '36, F. F. A., '33, '34, '35. MARY GRACE MOFFETT Spanish Club, '33, '34, '35, Book and Pen Club, '35, '36, Home Economics Club, '36, Dramatic Club, '36, CLAIRE NELSON Home Economics Club, '33, '35, Spanish Club, '33, Choral Club, '35. SEN GRS SEN ORS QP' ' x x K i . S 1. K K on Q .K . ws: CLARA INLARTIN NEYILL Home Economics Club Sec- retary, '35, President, '56, Dramatic Club, '30, Repre- sentative Council, '35. BRYAN ODO M Essay, '34, '35, '36, Book and Pen Club, '35, '36, Rep- resentative Council, '35, Glee Club, '36, Spanish Club, '34. VERGIE O'NEIL Monitor, '35, Home Econo- Club, '35, Dramai: mics Club, '35, '36, S:l1ola.shIp Club, '35, '36, Book and Pen Help, Club, '35, '36, Office '36, Home Economics Club, '36, National Honor Society, '36. LONNIE NOBLE F lf A '36 ....,.. PAUL OGLES BY IRENE PACK Home Economics Club, '34, '35, '36, Spanish Club, '34, '35, Library Assistant, '34, '35, Monitor, '35, '36. JOE OTON NOR Football, '34, Manager, '35, S .ASSOC.1lflUll, '35, '36, KATHLEEN O'HARA Szholarship Club, '33, '34, '35, '36, Spelling, '33, Spanish Club, '34, '35, Monitor, '35, Office Help '36, Home Eco- nomics Club, '36, National Honor Society, '36. PEGGY PANKEY Representative Council, '33, Spanish Club, '34, Reporter, '36, Dramatic Club, '35, '36, Book and Pen Club, '36, Hi- Talk, '36, Monitor, '3S. y .-:fA.k:5: 5 'iwllf QM i SEND QM JM' -ag.. 5 ,i ,X ' M ILTJREIJ PORTER F1 l'II.lJ Latin Club, '3-1: Hook :mil Pen Club. '35 3 Secretary, 'Mig lixtemporzmeous Spank ing. '35, 'SOQ Qbgxfal Club. xiii. 04. 35: hi-lalk. 34, AJ, National Honor Sucicty, 'SIL ALBERT Rl'X l'UR O. E, RICHII-1 l yr FA Ad 33. QM. '35, 16. fflce flub. 33, 34, JJ, 36. x -and KENN1-:TH I'cVl'TER Football. F43 Nlzuizxger, 1355 '54 fs F. F. A.. - , J.. ELMO RICIJDIFK Matli Club, '35, Ilia. XYILBVRX ROACH . . . . ,7, , JAVK PRATHER X lil.l. RICHARDSON Honor Society, H335 Pep Squzxrl. '33, '34, '35g Latin Flub, H343 Book and Pen Flub. 'Jing Dramatic Club, a -f- y .Hip llnlnlk, 34. - K.-X'l'Hl.EEN ROBERTS Hmmm' Society, '33g Home licmwniics Club. H365 Book and Pm-11 Club, '36g Repre- scmzitivc Council, '33, V il ll i SEIXIQGRS I j 7 W 1' ROYSTON R0 li ERTS Honor Society, '33, Repre- sentative Council, '33, Schol- arship Club, '34, '35, '36, Latin Club, '34, Science Club, '35, Math Club, '36, Na- tional Honor Society, '36, Debate, '35, '36. GENEVIEVE SANDIFER Spanish Club, '34, Home Economics Club, '35, '36, Monitor, '34, Choral Club, '36. DONALD SHOCK Basketball, '34, '35, '36, Baseball, '34, F. F. A., '32, '33, Secretary, '34, Track, '34, '35, Monitor, '35, S Association, '35, '36. M.-X'l l'IE RO BERTS Baseball, '35, '36, Basketball, '35, '36, Volley Ball, '34, '35, '36, S Associati n, '35, Jo. WJ 1 fl UBY JOE SATTERWHITE Scholarship, '33, '34, Span- ish Cluh, '36, Dramatic Club, '35, '36, Home Economics Club, '36, Book and Pen Club, '36, Junior Play, '35, Library Club, '36, National Honor Society, '36. OUIDA SIMMONS Basketball, '34, Monitor, '35, Home Economics Club, '35. EYELYN SANDERS :+1f',lfp ELIZABETH SCOGGINS Spanish Club, '34, '35, '36, Pep Squad, '36. MARGARET SLAYDEN Junior Honor Society, '33, Latin Club, '33, '34, Nation- al Honor Society, '36, L1- brary Club, '36. J' i JOHN SLVSHER Spanish flnli, '34, '35, Math i'lub. '36, Football, '35, Na- tional Honor Society, '35, '30, Scholarship Club, '35, Book and Pen. '35, Essay, '35, PERRIN C'l.YC'E SMl'l'H Representative Conn-Til, '33, '34, Hi-Y, '35, '36, Hi-Talk, '36, Monitor, '35, '36, MARGAR ET STALLI NGS Choral Club, '34, '35, '30, Home Economics Club, '34, '35. '36, Monitor, '35, '3ti. SMITH BUNNY SPEER Sgholarsliip l'lul1, '32, -'33, '34, National Honor Society, '35, Representative Council, '34, '35, Ileclamation, '33, '34, '35, Debate, '32, '33, X ice-President Honor Society, '35. '36, Business Manager Senior Flass, '3o. MARTHA MARI li S'l'lNSON ,lunior Honor Society, '32, Senior Honor Society, '33, '3-1. '35, President National Honor Society, '55, l.atin Club, '34, '35, Choral flnb, '33, '34, President Sviensc Club, '33, Executive Council, '34, Blost Representative fiirl, '36, President Dramatic i ub, '34, '35, X'iue-Presiderit Sen- ior Class, '36, Art Editor .-Xthenian. '30, Hi-Talk Staff, '33, '34. '35, '36, Tennis. '34, '35, '36, S Association. '35 '36, Representative Council, '33. 1-'INIS SMITH F. l . A., '32, '33, '34, '35 '56, Monitor, '35, '36. l'JARKl'll.l. STAGGERS Dcclznnation, '33, '34, '35 Mon.tor, '35, Football, '33 Math Club, '36. PAl'l.I NE STIPE Home liconornics Club, '34 '35, Spanish f'lub, '35. QWM' 'JSEN M GRS N SEN O 319 ' ' fi-Va ,Q 33 A ,lj mr A I yi SCE SYMM ERS Spanish Club, '34, '35, Home Economics Club, '35, '36, Pep Squad, '33, ANN THOMPSON Scholarship Club, '33, '35, '36, S Association, '35, '36, Pep Squad, '33, Latin Club, '34, Representative Council, '34, Spanish Club, '35, Ten- nis, '34, '35, '36, Athenian, '36, Science Club, '34, Na- tional Honor Society, '36. MABLE TO LBER1' Representative Council, '32, '33, Scholarship Club, '33, '34, '35, '36, National Hon- or Society, '35, '36, Home Economics Club, '35, Dra- matic Club, '35, '36, Hi-Talk, '35, '36, Spanish Club, '35, '36, j0HN ALLEN 'l'Al.lAFl-IRRO Spanish Cluh, '33, '34, '35, S-l1olarship Cluh, '33, '34, '35, National Honor Society, '35, '36, Debate Society, '35, '36, Debate, '36, Math Club, '3h. JACK THOMPSON li. F. A., '32, '33, '34, Rep- resentative Couneil, '35, ,TER RY 'l'O'l'TEN Baseball, '33, Hi-Y, '34, '35, '36, Tennis, '35, '36, Junior Play, '35, Spanish Club, '35, Representative Council, '33, Monitor, '35 , Math Club, '36l Hi-Y, '36. M A R I IE TATI' M llmne Economics Clulx, 'Sw '36, Pup Squad, '35, AMELIA TOLBERT National Honor Society, '35 '36, Lihrary Assistant, '34 Representative Council, '34. TOM TROTTICR Home Ecouuniics Club, '35: '36 FAYE YANIJERGRIFF JACK YI-ISTAL Football, '32, fm, '34, '35, . . Basketball, '34, '35. '363 Truck. '32. '35, '34, '35, S Association. '33. '34, '35, '30, Representative Council, '33, 'Mg Honor Society, '523 Na- tional Honor Society, '36. JACOB XYADE ALVIN XYALKER lfziseball, '53. BILLY Sl'O'l l' VVARREN NARCADEAN VYEBB F. F. A.. 'J-l, '35, '36, lfssay, '34, '35l Spanish Club, '3-1: Book :ind Pen Flub, '35, Q GENEVA YICK Scholarship Club, '32, Latin Cluh, '55, National Honor Society, '35, '36, Office Help, '36. CHARLES VVALL Scholarship Club, '33g Base- luill, '33g Track. '33, '34, '35, 'Mig Science Clulm, '35. ROBERTA XVEBB Home Economics Club, '34, '35, '36g Choral Club, '35, '36. SEN QRS N l i P SEN GRS K 1. , . .f fr K K E. 6 Z'l ZA, ff' 'ull MILDRED VVHELESS Home Economics Club, '35, '36, Spanish Club, '35. MARTHA JANE YVILLIAMS Junior Honor Society, '33, Scholarship Club, '35, '36 5 Choral Club, '33 3 Dramatic Club, '35, '36, Book and Pen Club, '35, '36, Latin Club, '33, '34, '35, '36, Athenian Staff, '35 Q Math Club, '36 5 National Honor Society, '36, BILLY WILCOX Representative Council, '34 Football, '35, S Associa tion, '36. WANDA WILDER Home Economics Club, '35 spanish club, '35, Moniwfi 'se REX VVILLIAMS Baseball, '33, Football, '33 '34, '35, '36, Track, '34, '35 '36, Basketball, '34, '35, '36 'S Association, '35, '36. OPAL WILDER Home Economics Club, '35. '36, Spanish Club, '35, Pep Squad, '35, Monitor, '34, '35. JAMES VVILSON Band, '35, '36, XYALTER VVILSON Declamation. '33, '34, '35, '36, S Association, '35, 'Stn IVA DEL VVRIGHT 1 1 i .:A., , e ,Q if 1 ' ly LEON VVINGFIELD CHARLES XVRIGHT Monitor, '32, F- F- A-, '33i HieY, '33, '34, '35, '36, Foot- ball. '35, Science Club, '34, Math Club, '35Z Dramatic Club, '34, '35, Junior Track, '32, '33. REX VVRIGHT Basketball, '34, '35, '36, Home Basketball, '34, '35, Monitor, Economics, Club, '36, Base- '36, Track, '36. ball, 33, 34. DOROTHY VVISE Dramatic Club, '36, Book and Pen Club, '36. JOE YOUNG President Freshman Class, '33, President Junior Class, '35, Representative Council, '34, Most Representative Boy, '36, President Student Body, '36, Hi-Y, '34, Hon- ox Society, '33, 34, '35, Na- tional Honor Society, '35, '36, Latin Club, '34, '35, Athen- ian Staff, '35. Tl-IE SENIOR CLASS President .,.,.,... -.- .... .Clarke McNeely Vice-President ,,,,,,, .... M artha Marie Stinson Secretary-Treasurerw .... --- ..... .--- -Elaine Ellis Representative.- ..... .--Bobby Speer Sponsor ,,,., ,,,, --.. Mr. Byron Davis Looking back over the four years we have been in Sherman High School, we recall many happy memories and friendships that we will remember always. In our first year, '32, we experienced the usual qualms of the freshmen, but by our sophomore year we had profited by our mistakes and knew all the answers. Our Junior Class presented a very delightful play which was the outstanding activity of the year. We have made a remarkable showing in all school activities with the majority of the letter winners in football, basketball, tennis, and track, as well as in debate and essay, being from our Senior Class. XVe have been well represented on the honor roll and by the most out- standing pupils. A number of the present seniors were charter members of the National Honor Society last year, and many others were added this year. The Senior Class of '36, the largest to enter and the largest to depart, is proud of its splendid record, and we pass the torch to the coming seniors. SO HERIPS TO THE CLASS OF '36l -Kathyleen Montgomery, '36. ?.v Adams, Othal R., Adamson, Margaret Andrews, Margaret Atnip, Redellium Bailey, Billy Barheld, Ruth Barnes, Woodrow Barrett, Carl Bell, Clara Lee Biser, Elizabeth Biser, Margaret Blalack, Charles Bookout, Collin Brashier, Clariee Brinkley, Ralph Bullock, Leslie Burden, Ruby urke, Dorothy Burke, Lorene Caldwell, Frank Caldwell, Vernon Calhoun, Charles Carr, Ruth Carter, WVoodrow Caughey, Joanne Caughey, Minetta Chaftin, Billy Champie, Elizabeth Chessir, Marvin Chumbley, Joe Clark, Leonard Clark, Paul Claybourn, Norman Cox, NVoodrow Creswell, Lottie Crosby, Holmes Cundiff, Etta SENICDR CLASS RQSTER Daugherty, Nola Davenport, Paul Davis, Charmon Davis, Maud Anna DeShane, Dixie DeWitt, Charles Dickerman, Mary Doak, Laura Jo Dodson, F. M. Dunham, Melvin Dunham, R. E. Duval, Gene Dyer, Robert Dyer, Scott Elliott, Max Ellis, Elaine Epps, Roy Essin, Emmett Evans, Dorothy Evans, Elizabeth Evans, Virginia Everheart, M. C. Ferguson, Louise Fields, Paul Foster, R. L. Fowler, J. D. Francis, Cecil Freeman, George Freeman, Maurine French, Martha Geisert, Beuna Geisert, Euna Gillespie, Edgar Gonzales, Phillip Graham, George Gray, Dorothy Margaret Grifhth, Ben Grigg, Bertha Lee Grigg, Opal Guin, Patty Gurley, Lois Garr, Louise Hall, Margaret Harless, Clorine Heckman, Veda Mae Heflin, Rufus Hendricks, Perry Henley, Muriel Hightower, Anna Nell Hinton, Mary Frances Hix, Ollie Faye Holloway, T. B. Hood, Cecil Howard, Billie Jane Hudnall, Ocie Lea Hughes, Betty Hunter, DeWitt Hutt, Mary Katherine Imbert, Iran Johnson, Clifford Johnson, Dorothy johnson, Rachel jones, Louise Jones, Marshall Jordan, Frank Keebler, Joe Kellum, VVilliard Kenney, Dorothy Kent, Marilynn Kidd, Ray Kincaid, VVillard Kirkpatrick, Ralph Kolb, Genevieve SENICDR CLASS RGSTER Korioth, Sylvester Orr, Bettie Koriotn, Bill gek,Ire11e Kreager, Karl 3ll j, Peggy Kuykendall, Retha inington, ia l Ladd, Ioan S Langham, Jumjfxv P ters ona X' Lopez, Patrici 93, H , ildr cl Lothman, Bill 6 a l Lothman, Lester P ther, c ' 6 Mason, Henry R AMI? gil Mattingly, Bess c't r, lbert V Miller, Louie ick, Elmo Millsap, Sarah eid, R. B. A- Moffett, Mary Grace Montgomery, Kathyleen Montgomery, Sudie Mae cAfee, John lister, Jack McCall, D. A. McCoy, Charles McDuffie, Dorothy McGuire, Howard McKee, Doris McKinney, Raymond McKown, Jack McNeeley, Clark Neathery, Roberta Nelson, Claire Nevill, Clara Martin Nicholson, Bonnie Nicholson, Lorena Noble, Lonnie O'Connor, Joe Odom, Bryan Oglesby, Paul O'Hara, Kathleen O'Neil, Vergie Richardson, Nell Ritchie, o. Roach, Wilburn Roberts, Roberts, Roberts, Sanders, Sandifer, Kathleen Royston Mattie Evelyn Genevieve Satterwhite, Ruby Joe Scoggins, Elizabeth Shelton, Joe Shock, Donald Simmons, Ouida Slayden, Margaret Slusher, John Smith, Bernice Smith, Finis Smith, Perrin Sosa, Carolina Spears, Estes Speer, Bobby Staggers, Darrell Stallings, Margaret Stephens, Katherine Stinson, Martha Marie Stipe, Pauline A Stracener, Vivian Sturdy, Guy 16 Summers, Sue Taliaferro, John Allen Tatum, Marie Thompson, Ann Tolbert, Amelia Tolbert, Mable Totten, Jerry Trotter, Tom Vandergriff, Faye Vestal, Jack Vick, Geneva Wade,Jacob Walker, Alvin VVall, Charles Warren, Billy Scott Warren, Preston Watson, Wayne Webb, Narcadean Webb, Roberta Wheless, Mildred Wilcox, Billy Wilder, Opal Wilder, Wanda Williams, Martha Jane Williams, Rex ,W wtf Wilson, James aj :il 2,49 . 6' . VV1lson, VValter W'inebrenner,i Glensliw' NVingf1eld, Leon Wise, Dorothy Wright, Charles YVright, lva Dell VVright, Rex Young, joe JUNICDRS ',.cs ca,,' 9' 'Q ,G fff F 4 gg' ee Q .9 ff Q W MX X O. 0 5 ze 9 Q I X .2 f -' f f rr .. r n ' r 0 l ff r 2. H V Q, r 5' 0, x ' ' 0' Q 99 'Q Z ' Q.. X ,gi 1 yy , 4 ts: ess , In Memory of HAZEL WISDCDM Member Junior Class Born--July 3, 1919 Died--March '15, 1936 JUN W 'Zi AJIIYXJO fin IDRS l A- if gi W UW' V nm l Collis Bale Billy Bratz Frances Burke Artymae Connelly O l I l l 1 Claude Alexander Lucille Allman Mildred Andrus Mary Louise Barnes Janiee Blackburn X Gaylord Blue Bob Bratz Juanita Brigham Betiy Browne Bob Burns Enna Jean Cannon Marlha Sue Cole l I i I y s l fa, f gf , x Virginia Crutchlield me i N' GRS All WZ ya' Jade , I j 3 N Frances lla vis George Derrieux l ll Paul Duval Juanita Foreman Virgil Gam, a Dickerson John Ellis Martha Eubank Dorothy Fitch Doris Forlner E D. Fowler Hazel Fullilove Charles Gibson Le Roy Griswold John Hainen ' 1 JUNQRS .QW In l 5 rl ' I HV l l lj-L 27 Wiiaw N W J Everett Hall Hope Harwood Jerome Hix Jack Kenney W Marcella Hall Juanita Hart Beatrice Hartwig Katherine Heilin Jesse Hendricks Lowell Hennen Jack Howard Garth Jackson Ernest Jones Calvin Knitlin Mary Louise Ladd Frances Lane wk JUN GRS M HW f 7' f f 1 1 ,ffl I I . l ' A ' , f Elizabeth McClure I Kathryn Means Lawrence Murdock Neva Potter Lynette McClure Jane McGee Mary McGee Vada Mercer , Anna Belle Mitchell Conrad Morris George Musser Alice Nelson Francis Phares Sara Jane Reid Earl Rhoad es Ernestine Richardson JUN GRS K K Z' . ,A if 'Q E ,Mi g -,Q W ' I if J ' X ! e, jiri ' Q Y J KJ ' ' -X iid, My 9 I I y - Earline Riley i Joe Rogers Marjorie Ross 0 or f N19 Ima Jene Russell Joe Scull, IV Jacqueline Shorts Joe Thompson Richard Vestal Joe Decker Walk Kathleen Walsh Lowell Williams Nona Mae Willis Joyce Wilson Robert Tolbert Thomas Watson Ross Wilson 1 We -7 9 , ll We TW Tl-IE JUNIOR CLASS President ......,. ....... B ob Burns Vice President .....,, .....,. F rances Davis Secretary-Treasurer--- .... .- - . ,, .... -Mary Louise Ladd Representative ............ .............. . ....... .......... B e tty Browne SPOnsor ..... . ..., ...... Miss Clara Joe Brown 5-WM if I We are very proud of our Junior Class of '35-'36 for its outstanding work this year in contributing to the success of the school. Throughout the year we have been outstanding in many activities of school life. Members of the Junior Class have participated in most all of the organi- zations of the school such as tennis, football, basketball, the choral club, glee club, the Future Farmers of America, the Hi-Y, the home economics club, the dramatic club, and the Spanish and Latin clubs. Four of the six girls in the tennis club were juniors. The boys, singles player was a junior, and two of our juniors lettered in football. Many of the names appearing on the honor roll were those of juniors. Ten of our juniors were chosen for membership in the National Honor Society. One of the high spots of the year was the presentation of the Junior play, Love Me, Love My Moneyf' in which the juniors displayed their best- dramatic, talent. The Junior Class is an exceptionally fine class and we look forward to next year when we will be seniors-the class of '37. -Joyce Wilson, '37. JUNIOR CLASS RGSTER ll MMT M J Alexander, Claude ,HW Allen, Dora Altman, Lucille Anderson, Lowell Andrus, Mildred Atnip, Elizabeth Bale, Collis Barker, Alvin Barnes, Mary Louise Batsell, Marvin Beckett, Lucille Bishop, Marie Blackburn, Janice Blackmon, Ralph, Jr. Blalack, Jack Blankenship, Latrell Blankenship, Owen Blue, Gaylord Bounds, J. P. Bowling, Doris Bratz, Billy Bratz, Bob Brigham, Juanita Browne, Betty Browning, Slack Burden, Gladys Burke, Frances Burns, Bob Cannon, Enna Jean Carpenter, Bob Causey, Marguerite Causey, Opal Clement, Everett Cole, Martha Sue Compton, Melba Fern Connelly, Artymae Cook, VVilburn Covey, Charles Craven, Merle Crowder, Maurice Crutchfield, Virginia Davis, Frances Davis, Helen Derrieux, George Dickerson, Drucilla Dixon, Fred Dodd, Billy Dooley, Lewis Duval, Paul Edds, Norma Jean Elliott, Marie Elliott, Vermelle Ellis, John Eubank, Martha Fitch, Dorothy Foreman, Juanita Fortner, Doris Fowler, E. D. Fulkerson, Jack Fullilove, Hazel Gant, Virgil Garrett, Betty Ruth Gates, Henry Gibson, Charles Gibson, Charles W. Gregory, Dorothy M Griswold, LeRoy Hainen, John Hale, Isom Hall, Charles JUNIQR CLASS ROSTER Hall, Everett Hall, Marcella Harper, Elton Harrell, Doris Hart, Juanita Hartwig, Beatrice Harwood, Hope Haynie, Cleo Haynie, Lester Heflin, Katherine Hefton, Macil Hendricks, Jesse Hendricks, Katherine Hennen, Lowell Higgs, LaYerne Hill, Margaret Hix, Jerome Hocker, Richard Hocker, Thomas Holcomb, Truman Holloway, Hazel Holmes, Billy Howard, Jack Hunsucker, Lee Roy Inmon, Velma Jackson, Garth Jackson, Helen Jackson, Jewell Jeter, Masiege Jones, Ernest Kellum, Alene Kenney, Jack Knitfin, Calvin Lacy, Ruth ., Ladd, Mary Louise Lane, Frances Lane, Markham Lay, James Linton, Mary JO Little, Eugene Long, Naomi Loving, F. A. Marlowe, Harold Mason, Jennings Mathes, G. VV. Means, Kathryn Melton, John Mercer, Veda Merrill, J. M. Miller, Lottie Mitchell, Anna Belle Monk, Cora Lee Moore, Albert Morgan, J. XV. Morris, Conrad Morrison, Ernest Moss, Billie Lee Moughon, James Mulkey, Howard Murdock, Lawren Murphy, Hudso Musser, George Myers, Harry McAnulty, Frank McClure, Elizabeth McClure, Lynette McGee, Jane McGee, Mary McKinney, Leo McLane, Lila Belle Neal, Bobbie affjggif 'li X JUNIOR CLASS ROSTER WN my Jlxiiiigaihery, Mildred WQW WW? if, wal-f 5-41 Nelson, Alice Orr, Ruby Paterson, Thelma Payne, Lola Perry, Jane Phares, Francis Phares, Sarah Jane Potter Neva J , , t, Sherman Pugh, David Pulliam, Edwin Randall, Margie Randall, Vollie Reagan, Bernice Rector, Amateene Rector, Jewell Reddick, Elaine Reece, Caddie Louise Reid, Sara Jane Rhoades, Earl Richardson, Ernestine -Riddle, Joe James Riley, Earline obertson, Katherine Rogers, Joe Ross, Marjorie Rowe, Wayne Wf:'J Russell, Ima Jene Ryan, Ralph Scull, Joe IV Sewell, Leon Sexton, Joe Shaw, Wallace Short, Jacqueline Simpson, Jim Smith, XYarren ' i p Spencer, Mildred M Spencer, Thomas Spraggins, Mary Lea Stimson, Al Stockdale, M. H. Telxow, George Thurmond, Nellie Mae Thompson, Jack NV. Thompson, Joe Tollnert, Robert Tribble, L. Troutz, Leo .f ,Cro 'I Truman, Margaret Twyford, Eddie Vaughn, Don Vestal, Richard vineyard, Delois VValk, Joe Decker VValker, Anna Margaret Wallace, Jack Wallace, Sue VValsh, Kathleen Watson, Thomas Westbrook, Kathleen Whited, Orson Whitmore, Jack Williams, Lowell Willis, Nona Mae Wilson, Joyce Wilson, Ross II VVinebrenner, Ray Wisdom, Hazel Cdeceasedj . Wolfe, Harold U wright, J. P. ? Young, Ozelle SQPHQMQRES X1 - .Q .-is -I-'EE- '2f ' 0 4 Q. ,4 is ,Q 'ive est' Q 0 a e .. a e 9 if 4' 'Q 0 u Q SGP!-lil agile Helen Ruth Bledsoe Ray Browning Wave Carr Mary Anne Casteel Pete Casten H Uba Con well Robbie Jo Cook Billy Fischer Essie Fowler X Lila D. Freeman F. L. Goodson Mary Alice Greenwood , Bette Hall Frances Hall Ruth Hamilton ' Johnny Holmes v ' Jacqueline Hughes Peggy Hutchison rw M5 67.4 gf 3 K Frances Ivy Marjorie Klein Jack McDonald Particia Moore r Virginia Jackson Betsy Joe Jamison Billie Jones Charles Kyle l Lyda Kyle SGP!-KJ 4 f , 41150, f'Jf-flfgi-. fffffi ' AMJZZ X4 Raymond Langham Richard Litse y Nancy Love Rosalyn Madison Vivaudou Merritt Harvey Millsap Rayburn Nall Gretel Nelson Billy Jinks Newman CRES f a Q gffvjxq ' SGP!-lO!VlCDI2ES IN QC Saw W 0 w e ' . ' 925 -. ' .35 .Q ., . :-. ,. .5 .Q gm ir wr V' iw 1 Q 5 is Q Q? X ex gm 2 M' , , x I W .Q X QF' Q 4. 'K X Q x Y 222. is , . , x 9 43 .4 M Q Q. . X 3, 2552 ,Qgif XY M Q K Q 1 me -Q A Q xvwsxw X. vw V M wi 'Q Q X A A K lx X .5 SSXQXQXQQ 1.52 A .: - .. Y . Q ew vo ' Q-,L 9-View wif 4 X, SWR 5 .,,. Qs. vi- x 5 1 wg M 6' EA fi? v ag We QQ Q M3 6 A 1 6 :Sw A lx ,gs .. . K A 9 Q X . 0 0, x Q I . X 'ku 3 ' . 1 ' Q 1' - f f we Q Q V . Q RM Q - in ' 1 . ' Q ,X, 1 P- ' i as . , j M f 0 if 5551-':,f' af.,-T 'l ' Qi'5f.H,3fLf23fI1gwJ' 111- Q: ' ' 121.3 S .- ' , 1-- ':j. .. eff f , - I , -'.--2 z .-1 . , - - Q f WS Q , . .... an A . peg. -. , 5: .A Q 5 - - . ' , pw. . k e x Q , - t 1'- , 1: -.: j j V ,, +I QQ ,gz I ? '. dx ' we .. . , , in -'., . . ft :..g E '..' , -' A , -1... ,Sgr - L22 ,?,.'. 5. - .W 1 ' 4 --., . Q, ' Vzzql . eeeeae S ,S . -Y S f Sen?i1,2' e . '- . 2 ' ' Helen E. Orr Arvle Pack - Roberta Robinson June Rhone Zac Russom La Vern Simmons Zelie Slaughter C. J. Smith Betty Ruth Smith Dick Smith Jack Swafford Julia Thompson Mary Grace Timberman Jeanette Wheeler Roberts Willcoxson THE SOP!-IOMORE CLASS President ,,,, 0, , ..... William Howard Vice-President, .,.... ...... R ayburn Nall Secretary-Treasurer .... ..... F rankie Madison Representative. .... -. ........ Nancy Love Sponsor, ..,.,,,.,, ----Mrs. M. H. Washam' The sophomore activities began with our first class meeting, under the leadership of Mrs. Washam. At our iirst meeting we elected the following members to represent our class: William Howard, Presidentg Rayburn Nall, Vice-Presidentg Frankie Madison, Secretaryg Nancy Lee Love, Representa- tive. l Our second meeting followed the theme '4Accidents in the Homes. Many sophomores participated in the activities of the school. We were ably represented in declamation by Nancy Lee Love and Rayburn Nall. We had a number of promising students on the Hi 'Ialk staff and many in the Choral Club. We were not able to have as many class meetings as the classes in former years due to the fact that our auditorium was under construction, but we are looking forward to our Junior and Senior years in Sherman High. -Jeanette WVheeler, '38. 0-dvr'-af ' J WWW SOPHOMORE CLASS ROSTER Allmon, Don Alston, Henry Allen Anderton, Beulah Arnold, Myrtle allou, Milford Conwell, Uba Cook, B. W. Cook, Dorothy Cook, Dorothy Louise Cook, Robbie Jo ar11es, Norma Barnes, Ruby Barham, Mildred Baxter, C. K. Bell, Eugene Bell, Lola Mae Bell, Ruby Bennett, Carl Bennett, Phil Bernard, Mary Blanton Bledsoe, , Billy Helen Ruth B loxom, Ora Belle Cox, Billie Jean Crist, Marie Crosby, James Cumming, Blanche Davidson, Lillian Davis, Edward Davis, Gracie Dennis, Mary Dickens, Harold Dickson, Wallace Durrett, Leonard Dyer, Lela Mae Dyer, Lovene Boaz, Teddy Bowling, Geraldine Brannum, Curtis 'I Brigance, John BMW Britton, Bill Brooks, George Browning, Ray Burks, Irene Caldwell, Jeanne Calhoun, Billy Carr Wave Cartwright, Louise Castell, Mary Anne Champie, Channing Clark, Edward Clark, Illa Fay Clark, Sherley Claunch, Billy Coats, Paul Coffman, Floyd Coffman, Lloyd Cole, Edith Edington, Deron Elliott, R. C. Elliott, Sherman Embry, Earl Evridge, Marie Fields, Clifton Fischer, Billy Foster, Dorothy Foster, Lorene Foster, Ralph Fowler, Essie Fowler, Shelia Freeman, H. T. Freeman, Lila D. French, Jeanne Fuller, Tom Gambell, Robert Garland, Mary Louise Gash, Joe Gibson, Annie Mae Glass, Robert Glecker, Jim SOP!-IOMORE CLASS ROSTER Goodson, F. L. Gormley, Murry Graham, Mildred Graves Alme Grams Hazel Gray Hope Greenwood Mary Alice Gregg, Margiedell Griffin, Ford Gwaltney, E. T. Grant, Billy all-41517 -Z? -1 C ainline, Charles ale, Leon Hale, Inez Hall, Betty Hall, Frances Hamilton, Ruth Harp, Cleo King, Mary Margaret Klein, Marjorie Kniffin, J. C. Kreager, J. C. Krouse, Emma Kyle, Charles Kyle, Lyda Kumler, Verno11 LaFoy, Curtis Langham, Raymond Litsey, Richard Little, Burl Love, Nancy McCulloch, Bobby McDonald, Jack McGaughey, J. NV. McGuire, Billy McKeon, Edward Harper, Frances Harrell, Charlie Marie Head, Mary Hefton, Mamie Helms, Martha Lou Helton, George McKinney, Billy John McKinney Jack Helen McKinney James McKinney Leo McMullen, Billy McNeeley, Robert Higginbotham, Ewel Holmes, Johnny mes, Mary Holt, Jack Howard, William Hughes, Jacqueline Hutchison, Peggy Ivy, Frances Jackson, Virginia Jamison, Betsy Joe Jennings, Ruth Johnson, Gladys Johnston, Hattie Mae Jones, Billie Jordan, Russell Madison, Frankie Madison, Rosalyn Magers, Gladys Marcum, Virginia Mathews, Mary Beth Merritt Vivaudou Miner, Weidokjff' ! Millsap, Harvey Mitchell, Jeanelle Moore, Patricia Moss, Mary Gaynel Nall, Rayburn Nelson, Gretel Newman, Billy Jinks Nichols, Demley 5246-in-1 , -x My eww' Ax!-'f SCDPI-ICDMORE CLASS ROSTER O'Connell, Billie Odneal, Billy Margaret Odom, Howard O'Neal, Margaret Orr, Helen Pack, Arvle Pierce, MOIIYOCM W Phillips, willefa Pope, Ona Mae Porter, Aline Powell, Billy Powell, Sallie Sue Pratt, Dorris Ray, Hazel Reid, Audrey Mae Reid, Jean Richardson, John Roberts, Margaret Robinson, Roberta Rhone, June Ross, Mary Elizabeth Roth, Jack Russom, Zac Sanders, Elizabeth Sanders, Gordon Sanford, Robert Scott, Mary Frances Sewell, Luther Sewell, W. B. Simmons, Delma Simmons, La Vern Slaughter, Zelie Smith, Betty Ruth Smith, C. J. Smith, Dick Smithson, Deward 7Smithson, Merle Stephens, Billy Stimson, James Newton Stover, Billy Io Stowe, ,lack Swalford, Jack Tebow, Richard Thomas, Louis Thompson, Edgar Dale Thompson, Julie Thompson, I. W. Thompson, Paul Thornton, Maurine Timberman, Mary Grace Tribble, Theda Turley, Alyen i W Vestal, Maude Ellen ?77Mvd0 AJ Vick, Kenneth ,VJ Vincent, Jack Vineyard, Wanda Q ' X Wall, Eloise Wallace, E. P., Ir. Webb, R. I. Weihs, Howard Westbrook, Richard Wharton, Conway Wheeler, Jeanette Wheeler, I. T. Wheless, Mary Ruth VVilder, Hazel Wilcoxson, Robert Williams, James Willianis, Twyman Willis, Mid Wilson, Robert WllSO11, Marguerite VVolcott, Iohn Wolf, I. C. Wright, Doris Ld ful, Wright, Dorothy Young, Edward 'D 'Ulf FRE EN A X ff ',e,, MW, 'a 'Car css! as 9' 'Q 4 'O 9' 'Q 9 0 -. 'fp XX Q K N' if RD vu 52 Q Q. .9 Q. 'Q ' 0 Q 0' U 8,0 afffw . gf M A . 4 33 X MRS. TI2AVIS S HQME Room M155 DIAL'S HQME RQOM K df fm' 5 M is 49mg-Qa a-wvawufwduq f'9tf:.i': 9? ,cxdim MR. HEADS CME ROCDM MISS PEACGCICS I-ICDME RGOM WM' WWW M qw MISS KNOX'S HOME ROOM MR. DICKEYS I-IOME ROOM fa ?5Q'Qff OME ROOM SWL N 35 MISS MCOUOWNS HOME ROOM JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY Tl-IE PRES!-IMAN CLASS I President ....... ...... - -Joe Carter Vice-President ..... ..... . Tean Wilbanks Secretary ...... ...... J ames McCall Treasurer ......... .... B etty Joe Hunter Representative. .... ...... M orris Caldwell Sponsor ......... Mrs Porter Travis The Freshman Class organized the largest class in high school early in September. Through the guidance of our sponsor, Mrs. Travis, a very eflicient group of oilicers served during the year. Our members, having taken part in almost all of the extra curricular activities, were ably represented not only in the pep squad, home economics club, and choral club, but also in tennis, track, basketball, and football. In the scholastic contests, we had Betty Lee as a debater and Josephine Atkisson and James Hartwig as declaimers. The scholarship society has included a large number of freshmen whose work has been outstanding. One of the homevrooms in our group has competed each term for the scholarship banner, and has Won it once with a high average. In the Major Bowes, contest, our class achieved a special distinction as two of our attractive freshmen girls, Vivian Reid and Wanda Mae Grace, were the amateur winners for first and second places. As usual the Hi-Talk Was sponsored by our class in April and was both a literary and financial suc- cess. Patricia Hopkins served as literary editor and Billie Whiteacre as business manager. The class of 339 is looking forward to three more happy and profitable years and is pledging its loyalty and support to every activity in dear old Sherman High. -Nadyne Knight, '39 WWW FRERHMAN CLASS ROSTER Altho ff, Mike Anderson, Rene Anderton, Norman Andrus, Ruth Arnold, Evelyn Archer, Dorothy Ashburn, Betty Atkin son, Lois Atnip, J. B. Atnip, Joan Atkisson, Josephine Bailey, Charlie Jo Barham, Mary Frances Barker, Ruby Bar11es, Billy Barnes, Charles Beckett, Amy Sue Bell, Ina Marie Berry, Violet Bingham, Johnnie Binion, Norvella Birge Birge , Virginia Florence Helen Biser,i Roy Black, R. W. Black, Jesse Black Black well, Marjorie Nell well, Raymond Blankenship, Douglas Bloomer, J. W. Bolin, Naome Bond, Kenneth Branhan, Ollie Fay Braswell, Clasper Brashier, H. T. Bratz, Gerald Breedlove, Ellison Brent z, Christine Bridges, Billy Brown, Lilly Bryant, Billy Bryant, Randolph Bryant, David Bryan, Embry Burks, Ralph Davis Burns, Mary Burney, Bettye Jo Cain, Betsy Caldwell, Morris Campbell, Marian Cannon, Mary Ellen Cantrell, Grover Cantrell, Mary Frances Cantrell, Mildred Caraway, Doyle Carruth, Ray Carter, Joe Case, Roger, Jr. Cathey, Earl, Jr. Causey, Pat Caylar, Cordus Chapman, Dorothy Clark, Mary Julia Clark, Lillian Clark, Weldon Clay, C. M. Cole. Betty Jeanne Conyers, Glynn Cook, Margaret Corgol, D. F. Covey, Joe Cox, Bobbie Nelle Craven, Margaret Creswell, Johnnie Crouse, Mary Catherine Cummins, Bill Daugherty, Dorothy Davidson, Mary Ellen Davis, Lucille Davis, Lucy Davis, Lavell Davis, Thomas A. Dederick, Billy Dennis, LaVerne DeWitt, T. W. Dickernian, Alba E. Dingle, Evelyn Dinsmorc, Clifford Driver, Frank Duggins, Jewell Duke, Polly Dunham, Alice Dunn, Beth Dyer, Mary Ruth Enlow, Vinita Epps, Lewis Estep, Dorothy Eubank, J. T. Evans, Georgia Evans, Leonard Evans, Maurine Farlow, Billy Jean Ferguson, Burlene Finley, Edna May Fleming, Fae Fox, Marjorie Mae Franks, Norval Freeman, Francell Fry, Joe William Gailford, Prentice Gainer, Frances Lee Gant, Jesse Garcia. Helen Garr, Dorothy Gartrell, Billy Ben Gibbons, Joyce FRESI-IMAN CLALI. ROSTER Gibbs, Billie Gillespie, Virginia Gilliam, Neil Godwin, Rachel Grace, Wanda Mae Graham, L. M. Graves, LaVerne Gray, Jewel Green, Betty Joe Green, Jane Gregg, P. J. Grigg, Don Groce, Ray Groce, Thomas Guin, Edd Hagan, Quinn Haralson, Katheryn Harling, Christine Hartwig, James Perry Harwell, Virginia Hatfield, Emil Head, Lloyd Head, Robert Heathcock, Mildred Heathley, Jack Hefton, Stanley Helms, David Henry, Lavelle Higgins, Joe Bailey Hinton, james Holland, Margie Holloway, Dan Holloway, John Hopkins, Patricia Hopson, Edna Earl Horton, Marjorie Howdeshell, Mary Anna Howell, Jesmae Howell. John Billy Hudgins, Lee Hudnall, Horace Hughes, James Hull, Weldon Hunter, Betty Joe Hutchins, Rose Inman, Delma Jackson, J. VV. Jay, Gene Jay. Margaret Jenkins, james Ierger, Ewell L. Johnson, Samuel jones, Dorothy Jones, Eula Elizabeth Jones, Vernon Kaylor, Mary Lee Keeth, George Keeth, Pauline Kenney, Mary Lou Kidd, Troy Kimbrough, Calvin King, John Kiser, Harold Knight, Frances Knight, Nadyne Lackey, Richard Lacy, Malcolm Laws, Edith Lawson, Margaret Lee, Betty Bernice Levin, Anita Lilly, Virginia Linsteadt, Dorothy Mae Locke, Mary Delle Marlow, Margaret Mathews, Juanita Mauldin, Doris McClure, Jack Mejia, Henry Melton, Maurice Meredith, Hayden Miller, Evelyn Mae Miller, Helen Miller, Rhea Mitchell, Eugene Mitchell, Jack Mitchell, Kathryn Mitchell, Myrtle Bell Monk, Evelyn Monroe, Thurman Montgomery, Roy Mooney, Buddy Moore, Betty Moore, Eileen Morris, Georganna Morrow, Ed Morrow, Mary Helen Moss, Ruby Faye Mulder, Clefton Murphy, Earl Musser, Charles Joe Myers, Mamie Belle McAlister, Helen , McAnulty, William McCall, James McCasland, Dorothy joe McClure, Marcelle McGraw, Delbert McCullough, James McCulloch, Kathryn McDanniel, Beth McDonald, Hubert McDonald, Mary Mel-flhannon, Jane McKinney, Mary Lee FRESHMAN CLASS ROSTER Nevill, Reynell Newman, Lester Nottingham, Eva Lena Clayton, Odom Oglesby, Lula Rose O'Hara, Pat Olsen, Elizabeth OyNeal, Louise Owen, Cora May Owin, Harry Padon, Helen Page, Don Pelly, Leon Penn, William Perkins, Robert Petty, Jen Ell Pippin, Reid Pittman, Joe Points, James Points, Jesse Points, Udell Powell, Dan Powell, Homer Powell, Sallie Sue Pratt, Charles Pratt, Dortha Presley, Jerline Lavelle Pruitt, Jack Pulliam, Sadie Purdom, Billie Reagan, Billie Bob Reagan, Belma Dawn Reddick, Oliver Reid, Vivian Richards, I. E. Riddle, Claude Roach, Douglas Robertson, Charles Robertson, Jorene Rogers, Marjorie Ross, Dorothy Marie Rowe, Billy Russom, Frances Lee Ryan, Wanda Elaine Sanders, Jimedith Savage, Emma Gean Seheurer, Chris Seroggins, Elayne Scruggs, Joan Shadid, Ernest Sharp, Verna Leene Shell, Jack Simmons,,Beatrice Simmons, Harold Sims, Lorene Sloan, Marjorie Smith, Anna Lou Smith, Frances Smith, Lewise Smith. Pauline Snowden, Marie Stephens, Hubert Stephenson, Martha E Stinson, Jim, Jr. Stipe, Floyd Stone, Clyde Stone, Earleen Stout, Joe Henry Sturdy, John Talley. VVayne Telford, Rosemary Thompson, Don Thompson, Ernest Thornton, Bettye Lou Thurmond, Robert Tolbert, Marjory Turner, Raymond Turner, Wade Twyford, Willie Vehle, Otto M. Vestal, Frances VValdrum, Mary Lee VValker, Margaret Walker, Mary Wall, Bessie Wall, Jesse Wallace, Nina Wallace, Van Webster, Aileen Weingarten, Benny Wegener, Tempa Wfertz, Paul L. VVhiteacre, Billie VVhited, Frances Ann VVhiteley, Sybil VVhitman, Dorothy VVilbanks, ,lean Wileoxen, Carl Wiley, VVinifred Williams, Bernie Williams, Lorayne Williams, Rebecca Winn, Dorothy VVoleott, Bliss Wood, Billy NVooten, Ruth Worthley, Edwin VVright, Betty Jean VVright, Margie VVyche, James Young, Josephine Yowell, Virginia ACTIVITIES FAVCDRITES AX 1' ,s laszss8' C' 9,5 V . Qi. .Q fbJ'TV X Q. 0 n O 0' A 5 Q In X 1 I o - I 9 up 25, E X 0 . . . N' D ri ' W XX 5 0. 1 E X3 .0 'Q K ' f J' 1 Sfjf' Q. Y L 'K V fx ,Q 0. I - V W X to it 6 LOUISE GARR Most Beautiful Girl -.S A L , ' . .Ll . I a Q Fjljv 'V ft . M.i'i-haf' I I V .- I si I .LJ I I - i. V. ' v I J . o n Q -' fr ' . l Y Q I nf n ,,L ,I. 1 , I I 1 jf ' .V : 'Wil' V., J Kr jjfw ' IL' A l J! , V v Jo V 5 f o A I-' I A, . I i If 'El ' 'M f L I I XA! f ff!! ' A V 5 i 5. I .- it V M, In ll!!! 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Best All-Round Girl Jimi -ffUr,,gL TQJJ W ,SQ 1' ll A vspw - N .A Ift:g,tf 4 sq.: r I 1 f ' 4 ', v J I N 1 - . , 91 5 '17, .,, .di 'fy 1-,fd f I JCE YQUNG , ,, -. --.. !..47-f 1 Jw, , ff Best All-Round Boy K 1 ' , , ' 1 -1. , v 2 I IA- x,I fl 1 1' ' CLASS FAVORITES MOST BEAVTT lf'I,'L G I B L Louise Garr Nona Mae Willis Frankie Madison Frances Vestal MOST -HAN DSO M E BOY Vernon Caldwell Bob Burns Rayburn Nall .Jimmy Hughes MOST POPULAR G IRL ,Margaret Hall Frances Davis Billie .Tones Jean Wilbanks MOST POPULAR BOY Jack Vestal J oe Thompson William Howard Morris Caldwell BEST ALL-ROVND GIRL Martha Marie Stinson Betty Browne June Rhone Nadyne Knight BEST ALL-HOVNIJ BOY Joe Young Joe Scull Conway Wharton James Wyche FEATURES 0 ,. 'Q 'ii Q.. of N 'V' 1 H' . ' 0 - +9 iw U 1, 75' as m y F 5 r. 'D W j .f 0 Q 4 ' QU fxf V f 'J' Q' A wgzjjf Q Q. Q ,Hn fits: 23 BWJMZW 1-A14 A ff 5. 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S S .J :AEP 'Q 'T E 'ulfyfl 'EM1-zlfzffx-'J -'0uf5fa nd mg P rsonalnlaesy - wif NGK, EIA. , WARM 43 Gag mar, wmv! river. amff- C- f E f CHNME, , mmvw1ce,mc,,+5yff na so-n df C,Jq,uA5!.lU K 'TP V if E L5 Z A Q J .. S -L - N K. 554 ' fs ff 'B , ' xx ez- ' Y ' . A-.. :LL15 and Jargpmv i u ZEKE 1. Pars? 2 . u fy zz N' f 'ir QT? 4' aff M 52 ' 1 E f 'ff ' E+ T . f-6137 . - ig . KX IHS KU! D with A x ...t hx :A li -E 'qv' ' ' ' if-' ' ' is . '7EP'5s 'T f ' E 3 igf Q C' Af ,Ly 2 X x x . 4 5-is f is Y 14512 r Q .SQ R D 1: 13 I Y 9. - - xf QD ,,5W 6 A fxigff QNX, 3 5 f ffh A 80 5 8 .- BE , X . - Q f .M 57. gf 6 1 1 gx' -1 1 ? 15 7 E 1 , W 6 ' A., f ' 3 Q . 1 2- Q -6? A ' 25? f ,T Y I 1' xbf A 4 ' N-X TH ,ggi 5'-H-S 'FACULTY DURING 4TH PERIOD . . . AIHIT l AQ l Z 2 Cu+e?? f A QJ1':?f'l?..- Q i Qi gg ' qugwggq A ff --rl, -',:j 5 ,. N Bax f , 4'-'D A ' L if iff. :fl 7 O 1 C-'J -5 ' 'Fi N X - .- 5 .N gi K iris - - , '95 ' 2 A L Q . X- wg., ' x 671 si A k jll S-Eg: X-Q z L- HZEKEH V ji, X . ' ' ,I n fu Q . 3553 Si kc Z, X! TH E fcfslflfs 6 5 Qkfwpkfi WOODRDW ca.r'I'or 7 C 6 , ,J YI i N7 ALI.-onsrmcx QUARTET A ff -dx ,xx zz T. W f! Q s s f ,4' , w ,iw nv Q 1 7' ' AXE -A-5 gat-4 S 9:51-:gggi I 4,' J 4 g lx f-'L Q 'A Q Aw' 7153 9 .xr '. -X.-mf' N G 45, f , -Ev ' .iam , -X 3 '. Q . ' . 2 J .-.1 ,, AME? fix 1 iq, N :... X X 4 IQ V 'S N 'fgxxs Aff' 3 , xv . fi em ,M g 5: XX - is fbxxyt Y of x RS , f- .- .r g'?I-v x 1 -' Q - It X , - Qi Y .. Z fgf xfb,4,,,.Q-x Q V x 4: my kim 15: . i4 -4 M dv or Q V A -A ix 2.551 . - f ,- ' , ,MXS . X--55.-X v ax! xxx sue L, . - . ' 4-N' A-bf - g SR! 11 WMAXX .X. - , , x., C' cr 4. ,MQ sg. QQ ' xx X , , X suau. -J vp.-.Qs is xxx . X N xxx ' J aggff' S N 05. I-LS BAND N 4 553- HIGH LIGHTS OF THE YEAR On September 12, school opened with a Nbangli' Senior ofHcers were elected on September 18, Clarke Red,' McNeely, presidentg Martha Marie Stinson, vice-president, Elaine Ellis, secretary-treas- urerg and Bobby Speer, business manager. Cats dropped game to Greenville Lions 24-0, on September 20. On September 27, Forest Avenue Lions bowed to the Bearcat eleven. Sherman Won by a score of 24-0, but Cats looked ragged during the entire game. On October 3, the National Honor Society was reorganized and elected these oiiiicersi Martha Marie Stinson, president, Bobby Speer, vice-presi- dent, Elizabeth Biser, secretary, Charles Calhoun, treasurer. The Norman, Oklahoma, eleven won from the Bearcats by a score of 6-0 on October 4. The Bearcats played, without a doubt, the best game of the ensuing season. On October 18, an inspired group of Bearcats stomped the Denton Broncs by a score of 47-0. Sherman annexed the first conference game of their dis- trict six schedule by completely running Wild against their foes. The crop judging team won F. F. A. honors at Denton on October 19. On October 25, Sherman won from Highland Park, 20-0. Sherman scored 19 first downs to McKinney7s 9. NVe won, 47-0. A special train took nearly 300 football fans to this game on November 1. On November 4, the Hi-Talk sponsored a very interesting and entertain- ing amateur program in chapel, only high school talent was used. The Scholarship Club was organized with Betty Browne as president, on October 29. Friday, November 8, a hectic rally in the last Hve minutes of the game gave the Bearcats a lead over the Gainesville Leopards. The score was Sher- man 13, Gainesville 6. On Monday, November 18, the Sherman debaters went to Gainesville to participate in a debate tournament held there under the auspices of the Red River Valley Debate League. The debates were not judged. On November 22, Sherman won from Denison, 61-0. This victory made Sherman district champions. On Turkey Day, November 28, Sherman won from McAlester. December 5, on a very slushy Held, the Bearcats lost a heart-breaker to the NVichita Falls Coyotes 6-0 and a bi-district championship after outplaying their opponents throughout the game. M. C. Everheart probably played the best game during his football career. The Christmas edition of the Hi Talk came out on December 20. I-IIGI-I LIGHTS OF THE YEAR In December the class candidates for the popularity contest sponsored by The Athenian were chosen. The following candidates were named: For most beautiful girl, Louise Garr, senior, Nona Mae Willis, junior, Frankie Madi- son, sophomore, Frances Vestal, freshman, for most handsome boy, Vernon Caldwell, senior, Bob Burns, junior, Rayburn Nall, sophomore, Jimmy Hugh- es, freshman, most popular girl, Margaret Hall, senior, Frances Davis, junior, Billie Jones, sophomore, Jean Wilbanks, freshman, for most popular boy, Jack Vestal, senior, Joe Thompson, junior, William Howard, sophomore, Morris Caldwell, freshman, best all-round girl, Martha Marie Stinson, senior, Betty Browne, junior, June Rhone, sophomore, Nadyne Knight, freshmanj for best all-round boy, Joe Young, senior, Joe Scull, junior: Conway Whar- ton, sophomore 5 James Wyche, freshman. December 20 to January 2 were Christmas holidays. On December 28, Sherman High School was assured that her hopes would become true, and she would get a new auditorium. School opened after the holidays and the grind began again of Jan- uary 2. Sherman Bearketts won the first game played with Tom Bean, Friday January 10, by a score of 29 to 13. The Hi-Y Club was reorganized on January 14. January 22-24, final exams. Cn January 28, graduating exercises for the mid-term seniors were, held in the auditorium at assembly period. Fifteen students received their diplo- mas. The seniors enjoyed a steak fry at Loy Park and a theatre party. Work began on the new auditorium on February 10. The Greenville High Lions continued their winning way over the Bear- cats, and won the second basketball game of their two game series 45 to 31 at Greenville on February 22. ' On February 14 and 15, Sherman Bearcats went to play in the Mineola basketball tournament and won third place. On February 15, the boys and girls debate teams attended a practice meet in Denton, both teams won second place. V Sherman beat Highland Park in basketball by live points on February 18. Sherman Bearcats went to Dallas on February 21 and 22, and lost in semi- finals in a basketball tournament. ' The Emory High School sextet continued their winning way over the Sherman High School Bearketts and defeated them in a return game on Feb- ruary 27, 32 to 17. C I-HGH LIGHTS CF THE YEAR On February 28, the junior play, Love Me, Love My Moneyf, was presented at the Washington School. The well chosen east kept the audience highly entertained throughout the evening. Thursday, March 5, the annual Kitten-Faculty basketball game was played in the gymnasium during assembly period. The game was a tieg but as can be expected, the Kittens had the better team, or at least the students thought so. Scoring heavily in second and third places, the Sherman High School Bearcats won a three-way practice track meet over Gainesville and Trenton high schools at Fair Park Friday afternoon, March 13. Twenty-four members of the Sherman Chapter of the Future Farmers of America traveled to Fort Worth Saturday, March 14, to visit the annual Fort VVorth Fat Stock Show and Rodeo and several large packing houses. The Future Farmers spent the entire day in Fort YVorth, leaving Sherman at 6200 A. M. in a truck driven by Gus Pits and returning at 8:40 Saturday night. Mr, Spivey, F. F. A, instructor, accompanied the boys on the trip. On March 18, another game was played between the Kittens and the Fac- ulty. The game was won by one point, the Faculty had that point. March 20 and 21, the County Interscholastic- Track Meet was held. Mr. Davis, senior class sponsor, stated that this year in carrying out the annual observance of senior Kid Day, on April 1, the senior class was to be commended for appropriate dress, behavior, and the unusually large percent- age of seniors who participated in the event. Parades in many classes at the beginning of the class period proved interesting and saved time in starting work in the class room. Sherman F. F. A. chapter visited Commerce Friday, April 4, where they entered two of the seven contests there. The boys made a good showing and got some valuable experience that will help them a long way in the race for State honors. On April 13, the Freshman edition of the Hi-Talk came out. At the District Interscholastic meet in Dallas, April 17 and 18, the follow- ing Sherman High School contestants won in the literary events: Mildred Porterfield, first in extemporaneous speech, James Hartwig, third in high school junior boys declamationg Josephine Atkisson, third in high school girls declamation. In tennis Ann Thompson and Frances Davis won the district doubles title. They defeated the Sunset team in the finals by scores of 10-8, 6-2. In the track events Charlie VVall placed second in the javelin throw and fourth in the high hurdles, D. A. McCall won two third places-in the high jump and in high hurdles. ,I- The following students representing Sherman High in thgiliterary meet will also receive letters: Mildred Porterfield, extemporaneous speech, Jose- phine Atkisson, junior girls declamationg James Hartwig, juhior boys decla- mationg Elaine Ellis and Margaret Biser, girls debate, Leslie Bullock and Royston Roberts, boys debate. HueH HGHTS OF THE YEAR ' OUR DREAM comme TRuE!r To outsiders, these pictures may look more like a nightmare than anything else, but to students of Sherman High who have had to endure the inconven- iences of an inadequate auditorium for many years, they represent a dream actually coming true. The old auditorium, which was a part of the original building, was Hrst equipped with desks and seats and was used as the study hall as well as the au- ditorium until 1924, when the present West wing' of the building was added. Since that time, each year we have found ourselves a little more crowded for seats, a little more disgusted in trying to see around the large posts, and a lit- tle more anxious for a new and modern auditorium. So, is it any wonder that we are thrilled and excited over our dream coming true? The new auditorium, which will be finished by next fall, will have the stage in the south end. The greatly enlarged stage will have large dressing rooms and will be lighted with overhead and spot lights. Because of the slop- ing iioor and balcony arrangement, the whole stage can be seen from any point in the auditorium. The balcony is to be across the north side and will have the entrances to it on the third floor, just where they are now. The en- trances ,to the main floor of the auditorium will be located as they are now, on the main iioor. Inclined ramps will run from the floor level of the main corridor to the elevated iioor level of the auditorium. A total of 1300 seats will be placed on the two floors, with,1OOU on the lower Hoor and 300 in the balcony. The seating capacity is 1400, if necessary. . Every student of Sherman High is going to be proud of this new audi- torium and is going to enjoy it. Each one of us is grateful to our superin- tendent and school board, thosesplendid modern pioneers, for their constant and untiring efforts to make this dream a reality. ' INTERSCHOLASTIC WINNINGS At the District Inter-scholastic meet in Dallas,'April 17 and 18, the fol- lowing Sherman High School contestants won in the literary events: Mildred Porterheld, first in extemporaneous speech: James Hartwig, third in high school junior boys declamationg Josephine Atkisson, third in high school junior girls dcclamation. In tennis Ann Thompson and Frances,Davis won the dis- trict doubles title. They defeated thc Sunset team in the finals by the score of 10-8, 6-2. In the track events Charles XVall placed second in the javelin throw and fourth in the high hurdles, D. A. McCall won' two third places-in the high jump and in high hurdles. In the regional meet at Denton, April 24 and 25, Mildred Porterlield won second place in extemporaneous speech. ' F. F. A. WINNINGS At the Arlington meet, the terracing team Won first place. This team is composed of J. P. lVright, Paul Davenport, and Frank Linton. Frank Linton was high point man of the contest. Scoring points out of a possible 3,600 in competition against 92 teams, the Sherman Future Farmer team was awarded a loving cup at A. and M. College for taking the crop judging contest. There were 2,100 high school boys representing 235 schools at the F. F. A. contest. Led by J. P. lVright, high point man in the crop judging contest, the Sherman crop team, composed of Robert Dyer and Everett Clement, won a perfect score in hay judging and were awarded a banner. A banner was also awarded as Well as a loving cup for iirst place in crop judging. Competing with 25 teams, the Sherman horticulture team Won twenty- lifth place and the terracing team won eighteenth place against.85 teams. There are four Sherman boys that are Lonestar Farmers: J. P. 1Vright, Leo Troutz, Charles Dellvitt, and Finis Smith. Jack Calhoun is an Ameri- can Farmer. The state contest closed the competition for the local F. F. A. chapter. The last event on the chapter's calendar was an annual father and son banquet which Was held Friday, May 8. SENIGI2 ACTIVITIES Senior Day, May 8, beginning with a breakfast at the Grayson Hotel at 8:00 A. M., followed by a picnic at llfoodlake, 8245 to 1:45, and then a pic- ture show party at the Texas Theatre, 2:00 P. M. May 15, Athenians were issued. Senior Examinations, Tuesday, Vtfednesday, Thursday, May 19-21. P. T. A. Party, Thursday, May 21. Senior Play, I'The Millionairefi May 22, 8:00 P. M. Senior Banquet, Saturday, May 23, 8:00 P. M., Grayson Hotel. Baccalaureate Sermon, Sunday, May 24, First Baptist Church, sermon preached by Dr. J. A. Ellis. Commencement Exercises, Monday, May 25, First Baptist Church, 8:00 P. M. SENIOR I-IOIXIOI2 RCU. Margaret Biser tvaledictorianl 90.04 Kathleen O'Hara 91.29 Elizabeth Biser fsalutatorianl 93.83 Royston Roberts 91.25 Leslie Bullock 93.77 John A. Taliaferro 91.15 Elizabeth Champie 93.57 Elaine Ellis 90.81 Doris McKee 92.95 Bobby Speer 90.38 Amelia Tolbert 92.434 Margaret Slayden 90.34 Martha Marie Stinson 92.58 Geneva Vick 90.30 Dixie DeShane 92.41 Genevieve Kolb 90.06 Charmon Davis 91.60 Vergie O,Neil 90 Martha Jane Williams 91.48 Ruby Joe Satterwhite 90 Kathyleen Montgomery 91.47 Ann Thompson 90 Joe Young 91.34 Charles NVall 90 Nola Daugherty 91. 32 Mabel Tolbert 90 CLUBS gli C03 6' 'Vg HRV L ,JQ TA 2 WN5 Z Q Sas ess! 5 4' 'Q Q Q' T' Q J' W M L ' f ' f 'U 0 '17 f 0 X XS Q t f U as X 0 -:. 2 ' 1.f?- X, Y 'LE 0 'Q 0 I 51 , 9 . rang? . Q N T-, Q. ,go ATI-IFN!AN STAFF I-II-TALK STAFF SPANISH CLUB MATH CLUB VX' Cl-IORAL CLUB GLEE CLUB BUCK AND PEN CLUB SCHOLARSHIP CLUB DRAMATIC CLUB STUDENT MGNITCDRS LATIN CLUB NATICDNAL I-IONGR SGCIETY T T W T A LIBRARY STUDENT ASSISTANTS DEBATE Eff Q im M SENICDR-JUNIOR HCDME EC. CLUB SOP!-IQMORE-FRESHMAN EC. CLUB J OFFICE I-IELR FUTURE FARMERS QQJJIQ PEP SQUAD S ASSCCIATIGNS Editor-in-Chief - -- Assistant Editor .- .,..... Business Manager , Assistant Business Manager --- --. Boys' Athletics Editor ..... ,. . , - CLUB OFFICERS Ari-lENlAN STAFF Joan Ladd Dorothy Fitch Edgar Gillespie Ross Wilson, II Ben Gritfith Girls' Athletics Editor.--,. ...V Ann Thompson Class Editors ,i.... -- .... Kathyleen Montgomery Senior Sponsor .... Editor , ...,,. Assistant Editor Feat-ure Editor... Joke Editor .,,., Sports Editor- .,,,.. - Business Managers.-- Typists , Reporters ..... Sponsor ,,,,. President ........ Vice-President ,- - - Secretary ........ Treasurer .... Reporter .... Sponsor ..... Joyce W ilson, Junior Jeanette Wheeler, Sophomore Nadyne Knight, Freshman Miss Root I-il-TALK STAFF George Freeman Margaret Adamson Martha Marie Stinson , , Martha French Charles Iilalack Rayburn Nall Benny Weingarten Robert McNeely --.-Mary Louise Ladd Clarice Brashier Harold Wolfe Ross Wilson, II Perrin Smith Peggy Pankey Billy Jinks Newman Betty Browne Janice Blackburn Dorothy Burke Drucilla ifickerson Katherine Ueiiin Mrs. Hayes SPANISH CLUB Bob Bratz Patricia Lopez Margaret Hall Gene Duval ----Peggy Pankey Miss Yeagley NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Term President ....,... Vice-President .... Secretary ....,... Treasurer , .... - Sponsor .- - - Second Term President ..... --- Vice-President ,,.. Secretary .--- ..., ..- Treasurer .....s.. -- Assistant Treasurer ..s, .... ....,,.. . .... ...,, Sponsor ...... .... ..... ,..... - - - . A... . ..... LATIN CLUB President., .-- .- Vice-President .... Secretary ........ Sponsor ,... .... SCHOLARSHIP CLUB President .,s,.... Vice-P resident .... Secretary .,.... .. Sponsor ....s... - Martha Marie Stinson Bobby Speer Elizabeth Biser Charles Calhoun ---..----.---,----- ---.s Miss Farlow Elaine Ellis --, -.Amelia Tolbert Dixie DeShane -- , .,., D. A. McCall Charles Calhoun Miss Farlow Elaine Ellis Amelia Tolbert Elizabeth Biser Miss Boyd Betty Browne Ann Thompson Drucilla Dickerson Miss Boyd BOYS' S ASSOCIATION President, ................................. . ......... Jack Vestal Vice-President ...... .. . ..... Vernon Caldwell Secretary-Treasurer .... -. -. -D. A. McCall Spatters .... ...... .... .,,, , Sponsor ..,.. .,.,,.... . , .i.. .,,,.. , ,,-, Alvin Barker Phillip Gonzales Carl Barrett Mr. Dickey GIRLS' S ASSOCIATION President. ....... ............ - - ........ . ..... .- -- Vice-President - .--. -- -. - Secretary-Treasurer .... --- Sponsor ................ .,., ,,,, ,.,,, HI-Y President ........,... -- ..,. - , , , . Nancy Lee Love -Opal Grigg Martha Marie Stinson Miss Noble Charles Calhoun ' ' --J. D. Fowler Vice-President ................. -- Secretary-Treasurer ...........,,. ,,,,, Assistant Secretary-Treasurer ..... ...., Sergeant-At-Arms ,.........,....,,,,.,,,,,,,, . , , ,, Sponsor ........ .-- .........,. ,..,,, - ...,, , ,,,,,,, MATH CLUB President ........ .,.,....,,, ,,,,,.,,,,,,,, Vice-President .... ..... Jerry Totten Ross Wilson, II Everett Hall Mr. Washam Charles Calhoun Royston Roberts Secretary ........ --. -. Margaret Biser Sponsor-. ....,. . . Mr. Washam BOOK AND PEN CLUB President .... -. -- .........................,. ---- Vice-President --- --- -- Secretary - ...., .... . . Reporter .... Sponsor - - - DRAMATIC CLUB President, .,.,. , ,.,, ----- Vice-President .... ----- Secretary-'1'reasurer .--- ----. Sponsor, ,......, - .... 7,,..... ......,.. , ...,. - . ----- FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERI President - .,... - .... - Vice-President --- ----- Treasurer ......... .... Parliamentarian .... ..... Oliicial Spatter---U -.--. Adviser ............... ......................... - ..... Elizabeth Biser Nell Richardson Mildred Porteriield Peggy Pankey Miss Brown Martha Marie Stinson Elaine Ellis Peggy Pankey Bliss Henderson CA Billy Scott Warren Lee Troutz George Tebow Secretary ,...... ..... -Earl Ernbry Woodrow Carter Robert Dyer Mr. Spivey SENIOR--JUNIOR I-IOME ECONOMIC CLUB President .... .... .... . Secretary . ..... .... Treasurer ..... ..... Sponsor ....... .. ..... -..... . ........... ........ - - ---. Clara Martin Neville Vergie OlNei11 Vice-Presid ent .... ..... -Joanne Caughey Dorothy Gray Miss Mullino SOPHOMORE--FRESHMAN HOME ECONOMIC CLUB Vice-President .... .... Secretary ...... .... Treasurer ..... ..... Song Leader. .... .... - Sponsor ..... ---. ................... ........- - .- Nancy Love President .... .... - .- - - -J une Rhone -Robbie Jo Cook Margaret Wilson Betty Jean Cole Miss McQuown CHOLRAL CLUB AND GLEE CLUB Director ------ -, ------,,-- Q -,..--,--,--,- - ,-----.-. ---Miss .Hunter Accompanist for Choral Club ---- ----- H elen Garcia Accompanist for Glee Club .--- --.-- Frances Burke ATHLETICS -MM. LL-0 ,WWW .ff . F9 LL Wg zmrccmiffg , A U , MR. VERDE DICKEY MR. J. B. IIEAD Football and Basketball Coach Assistant Coach MR. F. H. FOWLER l Kitten and Track Coach A E VERN ON CALDWELL iK X ljlffw PHI L M' ' 31 Ll1if,Q1lZA ES one cu, Awqjfulvl am! ful. 44, ao 74440 a.-4 0-Q1 ,u-.ZZ l , ,L an ' 1 L 4 , M ay, 5 'X , , S s.. Q ' 1935 BEARCAT SQUAD . Potter, O'Connor, Blankenship, Fields, Wright, Willis, Page, Boaz, Hendon, Glass, Bratz, Blue, Pratt Mason, Wilson, Jones. ' Brooks, Wade, Lane, Grirlith, 'SRickey Vestal, Tolbert, Prather, Elliot, Simmons, Slusher, Hunter,Dixon, Barrett, Dodd, Charlin, Stone. Duval, Wilcox, Barker, Chumbley, Gonzales, Carter, Ellis, Jordan, Verde Vance Dickey, Mascot, Williams, McCall, Clark, 'fRed Vestal, Everheart, Neal, Caldwell. EMR. W. F. COLLEY Business Manager QL KENNETH POTTER , ' Student Manager JQE 0'CONNQR, VERDE VANCE DICKEY Student Manager Bearcat Mascot l I 'Tmc ff-11 153 A ff ,gurl MINS- gl 1 rv' fill' ij ,fav li 1 ff f , 1 - Q ,fr A ,f' V I G . K 3, Jh, , U K V 3 X sl Ae l SHERMAN 47 TISHOMINGO 0 The Sherman Bearcats opened their football season by rolling over the Tishomingo grid squad 47-0. The Cats recovered a fumble on the Oklahomals 31 yard line and were not stopped un- til Vernon Caldwell, the star of the game, had scored after Vestal, Ever- heart. and Neal had shared honors in carrying the ball to the one yard line. From then on it was Sherman's game and our goal was never threatened except for a run after an intercepted pass which was called back. Caldwell scored once, Neal twice, Everheart twice, .Tack Vestal once and Rickey Vestal once. SHERMAN 0 GRICENVILLE 24 Sherman's otfense was halted hy Greenville in the second game of the season at Fair Park Stadium. The tirst half was a very closely contested scrap but Bert Marshall, three year all-state quarterback, tlnally scored from the 10 yard stripe. Blocked punts spelled defeat in the second half but the tlghting Bearcats held the score to 24-ll. Marshall of Green- ville ivas easily the star of the game with Vestal and McCall of Sherman also shining. SHERMAN 24 FOREST AVE. 0 The Bearcats won their third game from Forest Ave. of Dallas by a score of 24-0. Sherman converted two breaks into two touchdowns in the iirst 13 minutes of play. Neal scored the first counter and lateraled-toJVes- tal for the second. Vestalistom-ped through for the third and lateraledto Neal for the fourth. The Bearcats were rough and tough on the defense but the offense failed to function un- til the last quarter. 1935 FGCTBALL GAMES SHERMAN 0 NORMAN 6 The Norman. Ukla., grid squad bare- ly eked out a 6-0 win over the fighting Bearcats. The Cats really carried the tight to them and both teams played a brilliant defense. Jack Vestalcertain- ly hit his stride in this game and was the outstanding player both t tfensive- ly and defensively. The Bearcats threatened twice in the second quar- ter but were unable to score. The Sooners scored on a pass late in the third quarter forthe only score in the game. SHERMAN 47 DENTON 0 Sherman smothered Denton 47-0 to open their District race. 'I he Broncos were unable to stem the rushes ofthe heavier Bearcats Everheart passed to Caldwell forthe n rst. marker. Ves- tal scored the second, Everheart the third, Neal the fourth and Vestal the tifth and sixth. Jack Vestal was the outstanding star of the game scoring three times and kicking tive tield goals. Denton gained only nine yards from rushing. Q V SHERMAN 20 HIGHLAND PARK 0 The Bearcats eliminated Highland Park from the District race by a score of 20-ll. After a scoreless first quar- ter the Bearcats made a 49 yard drive to pay dirt in seven plays. Everheart scored iirst and Neal sprinted through the lli-Park secondary for the second marker. Vestal scored the third marker with a pl-'nge 1 hrough the cen- ter. He converted twice. lie was the star for Sherman and Gritiith for the Highlanders. SHERMAN 47 M'KlNNEY 0 Sherman stifled the famed passing attack of McKinney to win by a score of 47-0. The yard-eating Sherman ground attack got under way behind a perfect screen of interfeiencethrown up by the stalwart forward wall and then rolled easily dovin the Ileld as Vestal and Caldwell cut down the sec- ondary with deadly prec-ision. Cald- well stood shoulder to shoulder with big .lack Vestal as a star for Sher- man. CALDWELL K' GONZALES ., W Capt. Capt. LLLI5 Quarterback' f Right Tackle Left 'Far-kle t Ulf 1, Q 1935 FOCDTBALI. GAMES SIIERMAN I3 GAINl'1SYll.LE6 The Bearcats trailed 6-0 at the end of the third period after being pushed and shoved in slippery mire but rallied and outfought, outbattled and out- played the Leopards in the tinal quar- ter, Neither team was able to score the first half. Taylor of Gainesville scored on a pass and the try for point was wide. Neal scored for Sherman after a drive of Stl yards by tl1e scrap- ping Cats. Vest al converted. Vestal passed to McCall for the second mark- er after Neal had intercepted a pass. SIIICRMAN til DENISON 0 Sherman took the District 6 title by defeating Denison 61-0. To the Bearcats it was the sweetest revenge they had ever tasted. Everheart scored six of the nine times with bril- liant runs. Vestal opened the scoring with a neat run aided by his strong stitt arm and good blocking. Neal scored it-e, Vestal once, and Barrett once. gsiermans entire forward wall playa a brilliant game with Gonzales and rdan outstanding. SIIERMAN 20 STALESTER 0 Playing on a slow sand covered iield the Bearcats blanked the Mc- Alester Butfalos to the tune of 20-0. Everheart, Neal, and Barrett carried the ball over for the Bear- cats in thelfirst, second and third quarters. Vestal turned in a fine blocking game and also kicked two goals out of three attempts. The Cats had 12 iirst downs and McAl- ester tive. SHERMAN 0 VYICHITA FALLS 6 The heart-breaking bi-district game with Wichita Falls, winner of District 5, was the most dramat- ic game of the season. Approxi- mately 2,200 braved occasional showers to see the driving Bear- cats completely smother the Wich- ita Falls eleven for almost three quarters on Fair Park gridiron, made sloppy by more than 48 hours of rain. The Bearcats pushed the Coyotes all over the place only to lose on bad breaks. In the third quarter Whitlow of Wichita Falls grabbed a iiying fumble and ran for the only score of the game. Sher- man made three penetrations to the Coyotes' two: 14 first downs to their fiveg and 178 yards from rush- ing to their 98. It was a hard game to lose, but it just wasn't for us to win. Jack Vestal along with his teammates showed him- self as all-state calibre. Everheart got otl some beautiful punts despite the wet and water-soaked ball. The entire Sherman team played their hearts out through the entire game. MCCA LL Left End .I. Y ESTA L Fullback . 2 ,EYERHEART ,, l,,,f Leftllalf If 9' , 1 1 L' , IQIA X DU VAL Quarterback BARRETT Left Half I I .- CLARK Right Guard or +fr- fwrffa, WV 9 44 iff' JURDAN Left Guard WILLIAMS BARKE Center R Righty End 0 D 0 CHUMBLEY Right End CARTER Right Guard WILCOX Center NEAL Right Half SEASONS SCORES Sherman, 47 ..AA..,,. .,,,,,,,,,,, ....,., , , .,,..,AA.,, , Tisholningo, COkla.D Sherman, 0 , ,.,,,,, ..... Greenville, 24 Sherman, 24 ,.,...,... ..,..,e,,. F orest Ave., O Sherman, O ,,...,.,,, , .,...,..,. Norman, fOkla.,j 6 Sherman, 47 .......... ,..,, ,.,. . , Denton, 0 Sherman, 20 ...,...... , ......,... Highland Park, 0 Sherman, 47 ......... . ........,. McKinney, 0 Sherman, 13 .,.... . ,.,......r Gainesville, 6 Sherman, 61 ,,..,,..,.. ...,,,.,,,, D enison 0 Sherman, 20 .,........ .....,..... M cAlester, QOkla. Sherman, O ....... ...,...... W Vichita Falls, 6 TOTAL SCORES Bearcats, 279 ..... .-- ...,..,,.. Opponents, 42 ... if X f 'itat 3'3 0 T tt Ogai. Q' Q 4 5, 0 'Q' 5 'Q ' Dig , if ' f 1 wiv 3 if f' 5 as 4 4, 2, N 0 an ' , 9 me '90 Q. 2 ME 9 Q 'ufkx BASKETBALL LETTERMEN D. A. MCCALL Center REX WILLIAMS Guard 'i M. C. EVERHFIART Forward OTIIAL ADAMS Forward J. ll. FOWLER Guard JACK VESTA L Guard DONALD SIIOC K Forward CLARKE MCNEELY Guard 'LRICK EY' V ESTA L Guard MR. DICKEY Coach A BOYS' BASKETBALL SQUAD ' Rickey Vestal, Rex Williams, D. A. McCall, M. C. Everheart. Donald Shock Clarke McNeely, Kenneth Vick Othal Adams, Red Vestal, J. D. Fowler BUYS' BASKETBALL GIRLS' BQSKETBALL .1 if Polly Duke, Imogene Russell, Margaret Roberts, Margie Randall, Mr. Grifiin-Coach, Margaret O'Neil, Hazel Ray, Julia Thompson,.5, Mary Jo Linton, ' Bessie Mattingly, Iva Del Wright, Mattie Roberts-Captain, Opal Grigg-Co-Captain, Billie Jones, Ruth Jennings, Lila Belle McLane. MATTIE ROBERT OPAL GRIGG Guard and Fo W Forward l 4 ILA BELLE McLA E SSIE MATTINGLY Guar M Guard Q gy wwf I ARGIE RANDALL M RGARET ROBERTS Center Forward MILDRED SPENC A TONES Guard f uard ' E X I RO I AY MR. GRIFFIN M or . ' Coach QD 1 BUYS' BASKETBALL SEASCDN SHERMAN 25 PILOT POINT 10-Sherman opened their '35 season by defeating Pilot Point 25-10. Adams totaled 14 points to lead the scoring. SHERTNIAN 27 TQIXI BEAN TQ-The Cats won from Tom Bean 27-19. They were hampered by the usual early season form in hitting the basket. McCall led the scoring with 10 points. S1l.pjRMAN 18 IJURANT. 14--The Cats again defeated Durant in another close battle by 18-14. It was a fast game and the entire Bearcat team was out-standing with Vestal and McCall the shining figures on defense. Adams of Sherman tied with Small of the visitors for high scoring honors. SHERMAN 34 PILOT POINT 14fThe .Cats went on a scoring spree to defeat Pilot Point 34-14. D. A. McCall took scoring honors with 14 points, 12 of which he made in the iirst half. STTTQRMAN gg XYlIl'l'lCSll0R0 lg-The Bearcats won an easy victory in Whitesboro. McCall was high point man with 13 points. SHERMAN 21 Rl'SSliI.L lllfill l0KI.A.l I3-Coach IJickey's quintet led at the half 12 to 10. and then went ahead to win 21-I3. ' SIIERNIAN 26 Rl'SSELl, H1011 11-Sherman handed the Russell High their second straight trimming at Sherman by a score of 26-ll. Mc-Call was high point man with 10 points. Adams was second with li. SIIIQRNIAX 25 lJlfRAX'l' 22-At Durant the Bearcats kept their undefeated record intact by defeating Durant 25-22. McCall was high point man. CAt Durant.l STTTQRMAN 48 lgryxllygyl glfTil8 Bearcats celebrated Jack Vestal Night with a victory over Bonham. Red ended his high school career by playlqga brilliant defensive game. Adams was chief scorer with 16 points. glllglqylygy 40 wm'l'l5slg0R0 I3 -Mclfall tossed in a tield goal in the lirst minute of play which gave the Bearcats a lead which was never threatened. Shock, forward, was high point man with 12 points. glllglgylxy gg' GAlXljSYlI,I,lQ ll4Tl1P Bearcats scored an easy victory over the Gainesville Leop- ards here. winning by the score of Jil-ll. The third string played most ofthe last quarter. STHQRMAN 23 Tllqglllhyxly PARK gl-lflashing a tight defese, Sherman nosed out the Highland Park Scots 225-21. Shock and Adams paced the scoring with eight points each. SIIIQRMAN I8 uRliliNVll.l.lC 3:1-ftlreenville gave Sherman her tirst defeat this year in a rough battle 33-18. The Cats did not make a. lield goal the second half. Moss of Greenville was high scorer with 12 points. SIIFRNI XY Ill fiRlC1iNYlI.l.li 45f'l'l1e Bearcats and Lions were tied at the half. but the Cats were he1dA to at few lield goals the rest of the game by the Lions who were able to hit the basket a number of times. Iligh point man was Sikes, Greenville guard, with eight points. SIIERNIXXN 35 T051 01-QAN is---Sherman won a double victory at Tom Bean. The boys winning 35-18 and the girls 45-215. It was the thirteenth straight victory in 15 starts for the Bearcats. MTNl.j0LA T0l'RNAyllljyl'-Slierman was nosed out in the semi-finals of the Mineola tourney, los- ing to E ist Mount 37-252. The Cats defeated Wills Point 39-19 in a quarter tilt. SIIERNIAXN 26 HIGHLAND PARK 21-McCall tied the score at the end of the game and an extra five minutes was played in which the Bearcats forged ahead. McCall was high scorer with 12 points and Adams second with 11. SHERMAN 35 EAST MOUNT 01 GILMICR 337-Sherman W61111 d0WD to EHSU M0l1Y1t Of Gilmer in a hard fought battle in Mineola. Atter McCall, Shock, and Adams fouled out East Mount easily overtook the lead Sherman had piled up. SIIIQRRIIXN 38 R00KwALl, 10-The game with Rockwall at Mineola was the easiest game of the season for Sherman. It was their Iirst game at Mineola and the Cats were determined not to go down on the tirst lap. SHERMAN I2 DALLAS TECH 29-The Bearcats were defeated by the district champs in the semi-linal round of the district tourney in Dallas. The game was better than the score indicates and the Cats went down shooting. FACULTY I5 KITTENS is lTiel-The Faculty tied with the Kittens with Coach Dickey leading the scoring with 13 points. John Ellis was high scorer for the Kittens with six. Another game was scheduled. FACULTY 19 IQITTENS I8 -The Faculty eked out a win over the Kittens in a nip and tuck bat- tle before a large crowd. Coach Dickey and Puffy Ellis tied for scoring honors with 10 each. B TEAM RESULTS Sherman 7 Collinsville O Sherman 0 W'hitesboro 8 Sherman 21 Howe 13 Sherman 6 1Vhitewright 6 CTie Sherman 32 Dorchester O Sherman 7 Gainesville B U Sherman I4 Gainesville 7 KITTEN RESULTS Kittens 0 Wlhitesboro 53 Kitte Kitte ns 6 Trenton 20 ns 6 Bells 0 GIRLS' BASKETBALL SEASON In their first game of the season thc girls, basketball team wuc the uc tors in a 29 to 13 victory over Tom Bean at the Sherman High gymnasium. The Bearkctts lost to Southmayd 15 to 19, playing at Sonthmayd. In the high school gymnasium Sherman again lost in a game with How- ard 18 to 28. In a return game, the Bearketts with Southmayd, the home team was again turned down by a three point margin, the score-22 to 25. In their second out-of-town game, with Van Alstyne, the Bearketts ob- tained the Victory-18-9. The Bearketts repeated a victory with Tom Bean with the large score of 45 to 22. At the high school gym, the home team defeated Bells-28 to 18. For the second time during the season the Bearketts were victorious over Van Alstyne-20 to 10. Southmayd defeated Sherman for the third time at Southmayd with the score of 19 to 12. A In their first game with Emory, Sherman was defeated by the small mar- gin of 23 to 17. In their second match with Emory, the Bearketts lost, 27 to 17. In their last game of the season the Bearketts again won over Van Alstyne -26 to 12. ' X,-.W .sv , f . gl w .7 .... , , blzz , V . . Z 4 - 1 'S , 'Wig T 2 5, ai . 5' 'I x Sv bk it E is Ti: Z l .4 - ff V l EII EM: l gif? E ,,.,.,.1: I K A VV 1 Aqvzk R' Q9 V V - N g 3 y 5, '::: A x :1:- 2 121,53 T . '.V' , .:.. - ' T. - ' ' VA,A 'E 1- r ff a Cff rrre A -- 1 f f if f ' 15 , J' sr 44 J T. ... S S R if , my M1 KI Qs., .:.,.,. I . Q bw Af .. 1. :R if MM, -Mag i: A I' V 3 .... ,fy xl X ,E .,,,, , . M, A ,S ,Z gk ST . P' 5, 4 5 ik 5. rf nqa We 'fy 9' ,Lg , N, r .gig 7 --IQ, .,! Y MQ- V 1936 TRACK SQUAD A Jack Holt, Jack Swatford, Billy McKinney, D. A. McCall, Charlie Wall, M. C. Everheart, Coach Fowler Charles DeWitt, John Melton, Gene Duval, John Ellis, Rex Williams, J. P. Wright, Sherman Elliott, Teddy Boaz. Ben Gritiith, Raymond McKinney, Carl Barrett, Billy Claunch, Joe Carter, George Brooks, Billy Calhoun ' PRACTICE MEETS Sherman's track team discovered that the 18-year-old rule was too great a handicap for it to overcome and went down in the so-called Murray Aggie track and tield meet at Tishomingo, Okla., with only one third place, which was made by little John Melton, to its credit. Scoring heavily in second and third places, the Sherman High School Bearcats won a three- way practice track meet over Gainesville and Trenton High Schools at Fair Park on March 17. The Bearcats counted 45 points, Gainesville 39, and Trenton trailed with 17. High jump, broad jump and pole vault events were not held. Results of other events were as follows: 120 yard high hurdles-Wall of Sherman, second: McCall of Sherman, third. Shot- put-Ellis of Sherman, first: distance, 38 feet. Mile run-Melton of Sherman, first: time 5 min- utes, 24 seconds. 220 yard low hurdles-Wall of Sherman, third. 880 yard run-Duval of Sher- man, first: time, 2 minutes, 25 seconds. Discus throw-Everheart of Sherman, second: Carter of Sherman, third. 100 yard dash-Everheart of Sherman, tirst: Barrett of Sherman, third: time, 10.4 seconds. 220 yard dash-Barrett of Sherman, secondg Gritiith of Sherman, fourth. 440 yard dash-Calhoun of Sherman. second, Barker of Sherman, third. The Sherman High School Bearcats won the triangular track meet held in Denton. on March 28, by nosing out Denton by a single point. Sherman compiled 525 and Gainesville 45. Wall of Sherman, was high for his team with 14 points. High hurdlesfWall of Sherman, lirst: McCall of Sherman, second: Brooks of Sherman, third. 100 yard dash-Barrett of Sherman, fourth. SSO yard dash-Duval of Sherman, first, McGuire of Sherman, third. Low hurdles- . Barrett of Sherman, third. Mile run-Melton of Sherman, iirst. Mile relay-Sherman, third. Shot-putMEllis of Sherman, thirdg Everheart of Sherman, fourth. High jumpflbodd of Sher- man, lirst: Vestal of Sherman, third. 440 yard dashfCalhoun of Sherman, fourth. Discus throw-Everheart of Sherman, iirst: McCall of Sherman, fourth. Broad jump-Wall of Sher- man, second, Dodd of Sherman, fourth. Javelin throw-Wall of Sherman, Iirstg Duval of Sher- DISTRICT MEET Charlie Wall placed second in the javelin throw and fourth in the high hurdles: D. A. McCall won two third places-in the high jump and in high hurdles in the District meet at Dallas. man, fourth. LETTER WINNERS Letter winners in track are Charlie Wall and D. A. McCall. BOYS' TENNIS RANKING To determine the ranking of the boys' tennis team, two out of three matches were played. The result was: Maurice Crowder Jerry Totten .Tack Fulkerson Charles W. Gibson Maurice Crowder and Jerry Totten were chosen to play doubles while Jack TOURNAMENT PLAY In the first practice match of the season, played at Sherman, both Sherman boys' doubles and singles teams defeated Terrell by overwhelming scores. In the next practice matches the boys were again successful by winning both divisions. Jack Fulkerson won the finals by defeating Forest 6-lg 6-2, 6-3 after de- feating Greenville 6-2g 6-3. Jerry Totten and Maurice Crowder defeated Forest 6-lg 6-3, then eliminated Greenville 6-35 6-2g 6-1. The final practice matches were held in Dallas at Woodrow Wilson, where the boys again won their share of the matches. Jack Fulkerson broke even by win- ning and losing one, while Jerry Totten and Maurice Crowder easily won their DISTRICT MEET In the District matches, Jack Fulkerson lost to Bobbie. Billings .of VVoodrow Wilson, 6-39 6-2, to be put out in the first round. Jerry'-'Tottenf and Maurice Crowder defeated Denison 6-1, 6-0, but were less fortunate in the next round and lost to Highland Park by the score of 6-2, 6-4. LETTER WINNERS Jack Fulkerson was the Winner of a letter in singles and Maurice Crowder and Fulkerson played singles. matches. Jerry Totten in doubles. 2 11 it 1:1 1 Y l, rw ll,,..,,. nl, ,,:,, I'1..,,,,.!,,, Tl -VIQIAA BUYS' TENNIS GIRLS' TENNIS Miss Fay Noble, Coach, Ann Thompson, Martha Marie Stinson Frances Davis. ' Drucilla Dickerson Margaret Hill Betty Browne GIRLS' TENNIS RANKING Two out of thrce matches were played to determine the final ranking. The matches for this ranking resulted in Ann Thompson defeating Frances Davis to place Hrst. Frances held second place and Martha Marie Stinson downed Drucilla Dickerson for third place. Ann and Frances composed the doubles team and Martha Marie held the singles title. The scoring for the matches which were played on the two out of threev principle was as follows: Thompson-Davis 6-4, 7-5 Stinson-Dickerson 6-4g 7-5 6-Og 6-3 4-63 5-7 G 6-23 6-3 TOURNAMENT PLAY In the first practice match of the season the tennis girls took their share of honors. Martha Marie was defeated in finals by Sunset 1-63 4-6 after hav- ing advanced to this place by defeating Forest 6-13 7-5. Ann Thompson and Frances Davis defeated Sunset 6-1, 6-4 and then downed Forest 6-1g 6-1, thereby winning first place. This tournament was held in Sherman. In their second practice match the tennis girls again took three-fourths of the winnings. Martha Marie defeated WVoodrow TVilson 6-43 5-7g 8-6, and was then overcome by Forest 4-6g 2-6. Frances Davis and Ann Thompson defeated Forest 6-23 6-3 and Woodrow Wilson 6-Og 6-0. . These matches were played in Dallas at WVoodrow Wilson High School. DISTRICT WINNERS E In the district meet at Dallas, the Sherman High doubles team, Frances Davis and Ann Thompson, won their first match over the Highland Park team of Dallas 6-lg 6-Og then won from Ferris, 6-2, 6-3, and then defeated the Sunset High team of Dallas in the finals by scores of 10-8g 6-2. LETTER WINNERS Letter Winners in girls' tennis are Ann Thompson and Frances Davis in doubles and Martha Marie Stinson in singles. who Miss Pauline Yeagley Sponsor Pep Squad PEP LEADERS , Lowell Q Toots J Williams Frances Davis Leslie Bullock ' Zwwmwzwwzgfwjhmflyim MMM, fwffbffvffwf J M mM,ww W ,MM I - Wmfdmftlfilwfiww Z,J,M,fMm4:.,f,MfQff ,225 A f J.L..fMWfffw:L.U-M6 RJ WINNERS OF SENIOR AXXKQDS A IN FOOTBALL Billy chafin Ben Grifii h I Witt Hunt J P h I h Sl h J b V d C arle h MEIQII' AWARD IN FOOTBALL Willard Kellum WMM ffm fi., My W M MW W W I 07 W W, ,LM ' - ggraigk, Q56 WWm VX Qfiww :SF LL' WW' qfififgfyii ADS . ' A I I . ' c PATRONIZE OUR. ADVHWVSEICJ n I U? I . 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