Sherman High School - Athenian Yearbook (Sherman, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1938 volume:

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Burma, Jr. Mis 'lgwle IC. Grimm Ve rde llir- key Mr. ll. S. ilrillin Mr. .I. T. Crosby Mr. J. Edgar Cullers Miss A, Pearl Dial Miss lleius lfzirlmv Nlr. l . ll. Fowler Mr. Lullwr H. Gray Mrs. Manley llziyes Mr. J. li. lleafl Miss Mamie llimls M r. Roy llester Miss llolmerta llullir1gsxi'ortl1 Miss Mzirgzire-t lliinter Mr. Rex Johnston L emii uaeie Mr. Monroe Orendutl' Miss Emogene Mrs. Porter Travis 'Mi-rMLsi.fN'era Yadens Miss Mary Lyle Vincent Miss Nellie Wade 3 Miss lauline Yeagley Mrs. Ilogan Crabtree 1 Miss Marie llefton : Z .6 f f Miss Elma Lee Knox Miss Louise MvC0y Miss Kathleen Milam Mr. Arthur G. Mitvliell Miss Myrtle Peacock Miss Frank Ball Root Touchstone Miss Mary Jane Vail Mr. M. ll. Wasliam Mrs. Mary Washain Mrs. Ida Parker Mr. Trueli Owen few? ZVUOQS M111-TERM CLASS cmlwlurlles President ........ . . W. H. Scum Vice-President . Owen Iilzmkenshi J Secretary-T1'eusL11'c1' . . XYHHKIQI Mm: Yineyzu d Spgngol' , , , . . RIF. UNIX N X Z4 IQ fa- 5 fq4ffE,X f haf 4,1 1' X NJ is xk' f1x X'. -. 1 I .9 X ' lx--Xu 12 I P 45 X txxgxwse f, XX f'-,'Sl .2 ' ffm Li ' W' 'A AX-lb w! . ' 1 ,kR e ,H ' all ll, x 21410715 :ff y , 5 Q -F4 xx ky 'lf' K -LAI: . gm f f ' f '51 s ' f I lr ISL A? l ef ,f SPRING CLASS OFFICERS President . . Billy Jones Vice-President . Nancy Lee Love Secretary-Treasurer . . . Helen Orr Business Manager . Billy Stephens Sponsor . 4 . . . . Mrs. Vaclen WM S M mnlm lLf A I ' I 2 l -sm-., , . ,ext gn memoilam CHRIS SCHEURER, JR. Member of Senior Class, 1938 BURN MAY 16. lSl2l DIED DISC!-INIIHQR 4. H3158 HENRY ALLEN ALSTON ANITA ANDRADE Hi-Talk, '38, Scholarship Club '38 MYRTLE ARNOLD Book and Pen Club, '35, Spanish Club, '37, '38, NORMA BARNES Home Economics Club, '35, '36, '37, Pep Squad, iss, '37, Hall Monitor, '37. OWEN BLANKENSHIP F. F. A. '32, '33, Vice-President of Mid-Term Senior Class, '38. A 'Q' ORA BELLE BLOXOM Home Economics Club, '35, '36, '37. BEULAH ANDERTON Home Economics Club, '36, '37. DOROTHY ARCHER Book and Pen Club, '37, Home Economics Club, '36, '37, '38, JABUS BARKER Football, '37, Math Club. '37, '38, S Association, '38 C. K. BAXTER Junior Police Patrol, '38. HELEN RUTH BLEDSOE Tennis Club, '35, Home Econom- ics Club, '35, '36, '37, Dramatic Club, '38. DORIS PAIGE BOWEN Dramatic Club, '37, '38, Latin Club, '38, Home EconomicsClub, '38, OIEEW E GERALDINE BOWLING Choral Club, '35, Pep Squad. '35, '37, Home Economics Club, '36, '37. GEORG E BROOKS Band, '35, Baseball, '35, Football, '37, '38, S Association, '37, '38. BERNEICE BRYAN BILLY CALHOVN Baseball, '35, '36, Football, '37, Basketball, '38, S Association, '38. LOUISE CARTWRIGHT Home Economics Club, '38. EIJVVARD CLARK Baseball, '34, Future Farmers Club, '37, '38, Hi-Y Club, '38. JOHN BRIGANCE Hi'Y Club, ao. '37, '38, RAY BROWNING Hi-Y Club, '37, '38, Athenian, '38, Math Club, '38, IRENE BURKS Home Economics Club, '36, '37, Monitor, '37, President of Home Economics Club, '38 Dramatic Club, '37, '38, XVAYE XVEVICR CARR Pep Squad, '35, '36, Junior Base- ball. '35, Latin Club, '37. Hi' Talk, '37, '38, Junior Play, '37, Math Club, '37. MARY ANNE CASTEEL Spanish Club, '34, '35, '36, Home Economics Club, '34, '35, '36, Choral Club, '36, Monitor, '36, '37, Scholarship Club, '36, '37, Office Help, '38, Pep Squad, '34, '35, '36, BILLY CLAUNCH Junior Honor Society, '35, Hi-Y Club, '37, '38, S Association '38, Math Club, '38, Football, '37, u TOMMIE CLYCE F. F. A. '35, Football, '37, S Association, '37, Hi-Y Club, '37, '38, Math Club, '37. DOROTHY COOK Home Economics Club, '35, '36, '37, '38. EVELYN CURBETT FRED DAVI S, JR. Band '38, POLLY DUKE Latin Club, '37, Home Economics Club, '38, LOVEN E DYER Choral Club, '35, '36, '37, 38, Library Assistant, '37, Otlice Help, '38, National Honor Socie- ty, '37, '3s. EDITH MAE COLE Home Economics Club, '35. ROBBIE JO COOK Home Economics Club, '35, '36, '37, Most Beautiful Girl, '35, '38, Junior Princess, '37, Pep Squad, '36. BLANCHE CUMMINGS Scholarship Club, '35, '36, '37, Home Economics Club. '35, '36, '37, lNIOnitOr, '35, MARY DENNIS LELA MAE DYER Baseball, '35, Home Economics Club, '35, Choral Club, '36, '37. CLIFTON FIELDS Football, '36, '37, Hi-Y Club, '37, S Association, '36, '37, '38, BILLY FISCHER SHELIA FOWLER Home Economics Club, '36, '37, Scholarship Club, '38, TOM FULLER Football, '37, S Association, '38. M361 Monitor, '38, Home Economics LORENE FOSTER '38. JEANNE FRENCH Hi-Talk, '37, Junior Police, '38, ROBERT GAMBELL Math Club, '38, Junior Patrol '38, Hi-Y Club, '37, '38. JOE GASH ANNIE MAE GIBSON Hi-Y Club, '35, '36, '37, Latin Latin Club, '37, '38, Secretary Club, '36, '37, Monitor, '3t1,'37 '38, Math Club, '37, '38, Valedic- torian of Mid-Term Senior Class, '38. JIM GLECKLER Scholarship Club, '35, Football, '37, Hi-Y Club, '37, '38, Pres- ident of Math Club, '38, HS' Association, '38,Manager Basket- ball Team. '38. MITRRY GORMLEY F. F. A. Club, '30, Treasurer, '38, Otiice Help, '38, F. L. GOODSON F. F. A. Club, '36, Hi-Y Club '36, '37, Pep Leader '37, MILDRICD GRAHAM H o in e Economics C l u b, '35 Choral Club, '37. 1 v BILLY GRANT HOPE GRAY Home Economics Club, '36, '37, '38, Pep Squad, '37, Monitor, '38. MARGIE GREGG Home Economics Club,'36, '37, '38, INEZ IPIALE Home Economics Club, '36, '37. ff' cfm PM Vg? ' BETTE HALL Hi-Talk, '35, Spanish Club, '35, Tennis Club, '35, Representative Council, '35, Treasurer of Fresh- man Class. '35, Dramatic Club, '37, '38, Choral Club, '37, Sec- retary-TreasurerofJunior Class, '37, Spanish Club, '37, Pep Lead- er, '38, RUTH HAMILTON Home Economics Club, '34, '35, '36, Scholarship Club, '34, '35, Library Club, '57. ALENE GRAVES Home Economics Club, '35, '36, '37. MARY ALICE GREENVVOOD Spanish Club, '35, Pep Squad, '36, '37. E. T. GWALTNEY, JR. Monitor, '36, '37, Math Club, 38, Hi-Y Club, '37, '38, LEON HALE ? FRANCES HALL Tennis Club, '35, Spanish Club, '35, Dramatic Club, '38, Home Economics Club, '3S. CHARLIE MARIE HARRELL Scholarship Club, '35, '36, '37, '38, Home Economics Club, '38, National Honor Society, '38, J ,x CLEO HAYNIE Home Economics Club, '35, '36, Book and Pen Club, '36, Monitor, '35, '37. JACK HEATLEY MARTHA LOU HELIVIS Home Economics Club, '36, '37, Pep Squad, '37. EVVELL HIGGINBOTHAM Baseball, '34, '35, Hi-Y Club, '37, '38, Football, '37, Math Club, '37, '38, Hall Monitor, '35. JACQUELINE HUGHES Home Economics Club, '35, '36, Monitor, '36, Library Assistant, '37, National Honor Society, '37, '38, Secretary, '38, Oftice Assis- tant, '38, Senior Administrative Council, '38, DELINIA INMAN Squad, '35, '36, '37, Home mics Club, '35, '36. ,- QQML fa WY? ,Oil Wfluf MARY HEAD Most Popular Girl, '38. Spanish Club, 'sa MAMIE HEFTON 7 7 Home Economics Club, 35, 36, Choral Club, '36, '37. GEORGE HELTON Most Representative Boy, '35, Junior Play, '37, Junior Police, '38. NIARY ELIZABETH HOLMES Junior Honor Society, '35, Choral Club, '35, '36, Monitor, '35, Home Economics Club, '35, Scholarship Club, '36, '37, National Honor Society, '38, Math Club, '38, Span- ish Club, '38, PEGGY HUTCHISON Home Economics Club, '34, '35, '36, National Honor Society, '37, '38. FRANCES IVY Choral Club, '36, '37, Latin Club, 37, '38, Dramatic Club, '37, '38. XMsUxMJ,.Q+4ZQL f6c4,04, VIRGINIA JACKSON Tennis Club, '34, '35, Spanish Club, '34, '35, Orchestra, '36, '37 '38, Band, '37. BENNETT JOINER Latin Club, '38, Scholarship Club, '38. ,President, '38, Hi-Y Club, '38. MARY FRANCES JONES Orchestra, '37, '38. MARJORIE KLEIN Spanish Club, '35, Junior Honor Society, '35, Athenian, '37, Junior Flay, '37, Dramatic Club, '37, '38, Hi-Talk Staff, '36, '37, Moniter, '37. J. C. KREAGER CHARLES KYLE Spanish Club, '35, '37, President, '37, National Honor Society, '37, '38, Most Valuable Boy in Senior Class. '38. BETSY JOE JAMISON Tennis Club, '35, Home Econom- ics Club, '36, Book and Pen Club, '37, Choral Club, '37, Home Eco- nomics Club, '38, Dramatic Club, '38, Junior Play, '37. BILLIE JONES Home Economics Club, '35, Hi- Talk, '35, '36, Scholarship Club, '35, '36, '37, '38, Junior Honor Society, .35, Duchess of Freshman Class, '35, Class Favorite, '36, Basketball, '36, S Association, '36, '37, '38, Book and Pen Club, '36 Junior Play, '37, National Honor Society,'37, '38, President of Senior Class, '38, Dramatic Club, '38, Library Club, '38. EDNA EARLE KIRBY Home Eonomics Club, '38. J. C. KNIFFIN Hi-Y Club, '37, '38. VERNON KUMLER F. F. A. Club, '35 35, '37, Glee Club, '38. LYDA KYLE Home Economics Club, '34, '35, Choral Club, '36, '37. RAYMOND LANGHAM F. F. A. Chapter, '34, '35, '36, '37, Junior Police Patrol Com- mittee, '37, BURL LITTLE JACK MCDONALD S pa n i sh Club, '35, Athenian Staff, '37, '38, Hi-Talk, '36, Hi-Y Club, '38, Q gay ,fkfavp JANE MCGEE Home Economics Club, '35, '36, Book and Pen Club, '36, Junior Honor Society, '34, Library Club, '35, Scholarship Club, '37, Dra- matic Club, '37, '38, President, '38, Debate Club, '38. JACK HELEN MCKINNEY Debate Club, '37, '38, LEE MCKINN EY Science Club, '35, F. F. A Club '37 rf'f1'i3,'- RICHARD R. LITSEY, JR. Debate Club, '35, '36, Hi-Y Club, '37, '38, Athenian Stati, '37, Busi- ness Manager, '38, Math Club, '38 NANCY LEE LOVE Athenian Staff, '37, Editor, '38, Junior Honor Society, '35, Pep Squad, '35, Declamation, '35, Class Favorite, '35, '37, Scholar- ship Club, '36, '37, '38, S Association, '35, '3o,'37, '38, Pres- ident, '36, '38, Secretary-Treas- urer, '37, Home Economics Club, '36, President, '36, Representative of Sophomore Class, '36, Repre- sentative of Junior Class, '37, National Honor Society. '37, '38, President. '38, Dramatic Club, '37, '38, Secretary, '37, Hi-Talk Staff, '36, '37, Junior Play, '37, Vice President of Senior Class, '38, Best All-Round Girl, '38, D. A. R. Representative. '38, Duchess of Senior Class, '38, J. YV. MCGAUGHEY Pep Leader, '36, '37, '38, Glee Club, '37, '38, Hi-Y Club, '36, '37, '38, Declzunation, '37, Latin Club, '38, Secretary - Treasurer, '38, Dramatic Club, '38, BILLY JOHN MCKINNEY Spanish Club. '38, Hi-Y Club ..,... Al. JAMES McKINNEY FRANKIE MADISON Representative Council, '35, Sec- retary - Treasurer of Freshman Class, '35, Junior Honor Society, '35, Scholarship Club, '36, '37, '38, Secretaryof Sophomore Class, '36, Class Favorite, '36, '37, Lib- rary Club, '37, Vice-President of Junior Class, '37, National Hon- or Society,'37, '38. Math Club, '38, Monitor, '38, Queen of Sherman High School, '38, ROSALYN MADISON Home Economics Club, '35, Monitor, '38, DOROTHY MAR PLE Library Assistant, '37, Scholar- ship Club, '38, Spanish Club, '38, JOHN MELTON Science Club, '34, Track, '37, S Association, '37, '38, Math Club, '38, Manager Track, '36, YVELDON MILLER Cubs, '36, Mid-Term Senior, '38, PATRICIA MOORE Choral Club, '35, '37, Junior Honor Society, '35, Scholarship Club, '36, '37, '38, Hi-Talk, '38, Spanish Club, '37, Dramatic Club,'38, National Honor Society, ,38, Junior Play, '37. RAYBURN NALL Vice- President of Freshman Class, '35, Declamation, '35, '36, '37, '38, S Association, '35, '36, '37, '38, Hi-Talk, '35, Busi- ness Managfer, '36, Dramatic Club, '37, '38, Latin Club, '37, '38, President, '38, Vice-Pres ident of Sophomore Class, '36, President of Junior Class, '37, Basketball, '37, '38, Baseball, '35, Class Favorite, '35, '36, '37, Duke of Senior Class, '38. VIRGINIA MARCUM Pep Squad, '36, '37. MARY BETH MATHEWS Pep Squad, '35, '36, Home Ec- onomics Club, '36, Debate Team, '37, '38, Spanish Club, '36, S Association, '37, '38, National Honor Society, '38. VIVAUDOU MERRITT HARVEY MILLSAP Football, '37, iss, F. F. A., '37, iss. MARY GAYLE MOSS GRETEL NELSON Tennis, '35, Baseball, '35, Home Economic Club, '35, 36, Dramatic Club, 'sa BILLY JINKS NEVVMAN Choral Club, '35, Pep Squad, '35, Latin Club, '36, Hi-Talk, Manag- ing Editor, '37, Business Manag- er, '38, S Association, '38. DEMLEY NICHOLS Pep Squad, '35, '36, '37, '38, Home Economics, '38. HOWARD ODOM HELEN ORR Pep Squad. '35, Representative Council, '35, Latin Club, '37, Junior Honor Society, '35, Scholar- ship Club, '36, '37, '38, Nation- al Honor Society, '37, '38, Treas- urer, '37, '38, Dramatic Club, '38, Hall Monitor, '37, Secretary- Treasurer of Senior Class, '38. SUE PUXVELL Home Economic Club, '36, '37, Pep Squad, '37, HAZEL RAY Home Economics Club, '36, '37, '38, Spanish Club, '36, '37. C LESTER NEVVMAN Spanish Club, '36, Hi-Y Club, '37, '38, Football, '38, S Associa- tion , '38. BILLIE O'CONNELL Representative Council, '35, Scholarship Club, '35, '36, Latin Club, '36, '37, National Honor Society, '37, '38, Hi-Y Club, '37, '38, Math Club, '38, MARGARET 0'NEAL Home Economic Club, '37, Na- tional Honor Society, '38, ARVLE PACK DORRIS PRATT Football, '37, S Association, '38, Math Club, '38, AIIDREY REID Dramatic Club, '37, '38. JEAN REID Home Economics Club, '36, Athen- ian Staff, '37, National Honor S0cie1y,'38, Dramatic Club, '38, Vice President, '38. JAMES ROBINSON Football, '37, 5 Association, '38, President, '38, ZAC P. RUSSOM Band '35 '36 Monitor '38 Hi- 1 1 3 ! 1 9 Y Club, 38. ROBERT SANFORD Scholarship Club, '37, Spanish Club, '38, Vice -President, '38, National Honor Society, '38, MARGARET SAVAGE National Honor Society, '37, '38, Spanish Club, '38, President, '38, LUTHER SEWELL Hi-Y Club, '38. JUNE Rl-IONE Home Economics Club, '36, Class Favorite, '36, Dramatic Club, '38, Hi-Talk, '36, '37, Literary Edit- Or, '37. ROBERTA ROBINSON Spanish Club, '35, Choral Club '36, '37, Monitor, '38, Dramatic Club, '38, ELIZABETH SANDERS Home Economics Club. '37, '38, Monitor, '38. EMMA JEAN SAVAGE Home Economics Club, '37, '38. CHRIS SCHEURER CDeceasedl Band, '36, '37, Dramatic Club, '37, Orchestra, '36, '3'I. WV. B. SEVVELL Monitor, '38, Mid-Term Senior, '38. 'W' : ' ,, W 4 I' ' f' 316' 1 we Q 3 DALIVIA SIMMONS Football. '36, S Association, '37, '38, Math Club, '38. ZELIE SLAITGHTER LE YERNE SIMMONS Pep Squad, '35, '36, Monitor, '36, Scholarship Club, '37, Hi-Talk, '37, '38. ANNIE LOU SMITH Tennis Qlub, '55, Sciwliirslnp Home Economics Club, '36, '37, Club, '35, '36, '37. BETTY RUTH SMITH Choral Club, '35, '36, '37, '38, Spanish Club, '38. DICK SMITH Hi-Y Club, '37, Math Club, '38. X MERLE SMITHSON Home Economics Club '35, '36, '37. National Honor Society '37 '38, Scholarship Club '37. Dra- matic Club '38, Secretary Treas- urer '38. AL STIMSON '38, Book and Pen Club, '37. C. J. SMITH Q. Baseball, '35, Junior Play, 37, Track, iss, Hi-Y oiub, was. DEWARD SMITHSUN cw , ,v,,,, Monitor, '37. . 'UIJXYV 6'! Yb- M BILLY STEPHENS Monitor, '37, Most Popular Boy of Junior Class, '37, Dramatic Club, '38, Business Manager of Senior Class, '38, Junior Play, '37. T, JACK sii'Al-'FOR D Junior Honor Society, '35, Base- ball. '35. Rand '35, '36, '37, Track '35, '36. '37, Scholarship Club '37, '38, Athenian '37, National Honor Society '37, '38, Hi-Y, '37, '38, Track '38, Monitor '38, Junior Police, '38. W EDGAR DALE THOMPSON Baseball, '35, Football, '37, S Association, '37, Assistant Kitten Coach, '38, Math Club, '38, S Association, '38, Athenian Stait, '3S. MARY GRACE TIMBERMAN Choral Club. '36, '37, Hall Monitor, '36, Home Economics Club, '36, '37. THEDA TRIBBLE Baseball, '35, Choral Club, '35, Home Economics Club, '36. MAUDE ELLEN VESTAL JACK VINCENT Monitor, '36, '37, F. F. A. Club, '37, Junior Police, '38. R. 1. WEBB, JR. F. F. A. ciub, '35, 36, '37, PAUL THOMPSON Baseball, '35, Latin Club, '36, '37, Hi-Y Club, '37, '38, Monitor '38, Junior Police, '38. JOSEPH TOLBERT Glee Club, '34, '35, '38, Baseball, '34, '35, Dramatic Club, '35, Spanish Club, '34, 35. ALYEN TURLEY Pep Squad, '35, '36, Spanish Club, '35, '37, Home Economics Club, '35. KENNETH VICK Football Manager, '36, '37, Bas- ketball, '37, '38, S Association '37, '38, Basketball Captain, '38, WANDA MAE VINEYARD Pep Squad, '32, '33, '34, Monitor, '36, Home Economics Club, '36, Secretary - Treasurer, '36, Secretary - Treasurer of Mid- Term Senior Class, '38. TEMPA ELLA YVEGENER Tennis Club, '35, Home Econom- ics Club, '37, Pep Squad,'37, '38, Monitor, '38. v r HOVVARD WEIHS Debate Club, '35, '36, '37, Junior Play, '37, Math Club, '37, '38. JEANETTE YVHEELER Junior Honor Society, '35, Rep- resentative Council, '35, Latin Club, '37, '38, Vice-President. '38, Athenian Staff, '35, '36, '38, Scholarship Club, '38. HAZEL YVILDER JAMES VVILLIAMS Football, '37, Matll Club, '38, S Association, '38. MID WILLIS Football, '37, S Association, '38, Most Handsome Boy '38. MARGUERITE WILSON Tennis Club, '35, Spanish Club, '35, Treasurer of Home Economics Club, '36, Hi-Talk, '38, National Honor Society, '38, Junior Police Patrol, '38. CONWVAY WI-IARTON Football, '37, S Association, '38, Monitor, '35, Hi-Y Club, '37, '38, Latin Club, '37, '38, Math Club, '38, Senior Administrative Council, '38. MARY RUTH WHELESS Baseball, '35, Home Economics Club, '35, '36, Library, '38. BERNIE VVILLIAMS Hi-Y Club, '36, '37, '38, Glee Club, '37, '38, Spanish Club, '36. TYVYMAN G. VVILLIAIVIS, JR. Glee Club, '37, Latin Club, '37. ROBERT YVILLSON Football, '37, '38, Basketball. '37, '38, Hi-Y Club, '37, S Associa- tion, '37, '38, Math Club, '38, Hi- Y Club, '38. DORIS WRIGHT Home Economics Club, '37, Dra- matic Club, '38, Monitor, '38. eniofz Hanofz gtuaenfs Nancy Lee Love, Valedictorian Jack Swafford, Salutatorian eniafz 'fowv eat Q Hanoi Blanche Cumming Lovene Dyer Hazel Graves Dorothy Marple Patricia Moore Billy O'Connell Ruth Hamilton Helen Orr Robert Sanford Margaret Savage Zelie Slaughter Charlie Marie Harrell Mary Elizabeth Holmes Peggy Lou Hutchison Billie Jones Deward Smithson Charles Kyle Jack Swafford Jeanette Wheeler Marguerite Wilson Nancy Lee Love Jane McGee Frankie Madison wlnnet of Wlefzit Qwafza Jack Swafford eniafz Glass fmemlneis a E 'national Hanoi gacietxl Anita Andrade Mary Ann Casteel Helen GH. Lovene Dyer Jean Reid Charlie Marie Harrell Nlary Elizabeth Holmes Margaret O'Neal Robert Sanford Margaret Savage LeVerne Simmons Zelie Slaughter Billie Jones Merle Smithson Charles Kyle Nancy Lee Love Jacqueline Hughes Peggy Lou Hutchison Jack Swaliord Conway VVharton Jeanette Wheeler Mary Ruth Wheless James Williams Frankie Madison Dorothy Marple Mary Beth Mathews Patricia Moore Billy O'Connell Marguerite Wilson east ?o'z 7-Le geniafz play, ga gli, Tom Arsdale .... Oke Sfimson -- . , Caroline .... ,v,. - -- Anthony Arsdale .,i. Sylvia Webster ,,.. Dean Marlow ,... . Peaches Carter ,A Asma. ....... ....... Birdie Laverne l.,. --..--..--- Barbara Sanford fBabsl .,,... -- - Alfred Tennyson Murgatoyd ..... Chuch Mayo ........,,... --- .- - --- .... - ...Y - .... -- ,A.A -. .... Richard Litsey -. .-. -,-- ,,-.Billy Stephens U Lovene Dyer A , .-- Howard NVeihs Nancy Lee Love ,- ,, Jack Swallford -.,--- Jean Reid --,,, .nv Polly Duke Margaret Savage . ....... Billie Jones -. . .v,, Billy Claunch James Robinson 4-dlxlbs U UJ'U07lS CLASS Ol l ICl'IRS President . . . . . . Pz1tU'IIz1r:1 Vice-President . . Jzunes Wyche Sec1'etzu'y-T1'ez1s11rex' . Jane Blclilhrmnon Sponsor . . . Miss Brown jk, Mike Althotf Ruth Andrus Josephine Att-Kisson Charlie Jo Bailey Jesse Black R. W. Black Marshall Brown Nelda Brown Ralph Burks Bettye Jo Burney Betty Ashburn .loan Atnip Florenc-e Helen Birge Virginia Ann Birge H. T. Brashier Ada Brown A Embry Bryan Randolph Bryant Betsy Cain Mary Ellen Cannon William Cannon Grover Cantrell Betty Jeanne Cole ary Catherine Crouse Frank Driver Beth Dunn Wanda Mae Grace Jewel Gray Christine Hurling James Hartwig Joe Carter Roherl A Chisholm Lucille Davis Laverne Dennis Prentice Ga l1'ord Helen Garc-ia, Betty .lo Greene Katheryn Haralson Mildred Heathcock Stanley Hefton Lavelle Ilenry Harper Iligh Margie Horton Mary Anna Howdeshe l K were , MW PM Betty Joe Hunter Mary Lee Kaylor 0 Richard Lackey Betty Bernice Lee Helen McAlister Dorothy Jo McCasland cejwufwd Margie Holland Patricia Hopkins Jesmae Howell Lee Hudgins Mary Lou Kenney Nadyne Knight Eugene Little Mary Delle Locke ff Marcelle McClure lik Jane Mclilhan non f' Chariine Mathis John B. Mathis Eugene Mitchell Eileen Moore Reynell Nevill Clayton Odom Helen Padon Margaret Popplewell Marjorie Rogers Dorothy Marie Ross ,qi Hayden Meredith Evelyn Miller Georganna Morris Ruby Faye Moss Pat O'1Iara Elizabeth Olsen B1ll1e Bob R6rlg.,'lIl , r Jorene Robertson Frances Russom Beatrice Simmons Franc-es Sniii li Louise Smith Betty Lou Thornton Margie Tolhert Otto M. Yehle Frances Vestal Aileen Webster Benny Weingarten Lorayne Williams Margie Wright ,lf 4 , Jim Stinson Rosemary Telford Evelyn Tyer Leona Tyer Margaret Walker Mary B. Walker Billy Whiteacre Frances Whited James Wyche Virgina Yowell uniofz Glass Wlemlzeis 06 'ncztiona Hanoi gocietx, Grover Cantrell Joe Carter Beth Dunn Patricia Hopkins Nadyne Knight Betty Bernice Lee 'Eileen Moore Georganna Morris Ruby Faye Moss Billy Whiteacre anim Glass Qnemlvefzs o gclmolafzslzip Josephine Att-Kisson Amy Sue Beckett Florence Helen Birge Virginia Ann Birge LaVerne Dennis Beth Dunn Christine Harling Patricia Hopkins Betty Bernice Lee Mary Wzilliei' Billy VVhiteacre unicfi Glass Htavokifefs Most Beautiful Girl FRANCES YESTAL Most Handsome Boy BILLIE BOB REAGAN Most Popular Girl JANE MCELHANNON Most Popular Boy LEON PELLEY Rest All-Round Girl NADYNE KNIGHT Rest A.l-Round Hoy .JAMES XVYCHE Most Valuable Girl BETTY BERNIC E LEE Most Valuable Boy JABIES YVYCHE Gasf Glzaiacfefzs 'fm guniofz play, The plumfom gens Mrs. Rhodesdsecond wife Mark Rhodesw, ...... YVanda Mae Grace Laura Rhodes--her step-daughter ,..,,. , . .... Nadyne Knight Lela Sayles-a trained nurse. ..... -- .... W Velma Reagan Miriam Booth--a secretary .,...... .- , ..., Rosemary Telford Harriet Forbes--a maid-of-all-work,,,,. .,,, , Patricia Hopkins Joseph Kennedy--a detective ..,.,l -, .-- Ned Carruthers--a lawyer ...l . - Jack Page--Laurafs fiance . ....,l. ..l. - -- Embry Bryan James Hartwig Max Moore Darrell Carson--Laura's cousin ..., .... , Clive Hattield Victor Lavelle--a neighbor . . ,- .. . -----Clift0n Poet goplmomofzes President . Vice-President . Secretary-Treasu rer Representative . Sponsor . ,133 49 J x mg? dee R , ,I . 1 JK Z E fffixl iillfj H , XI iv ' - : A l if I if A, l . ig l ,lf in V- , I XL xi V! 1-+ e 4? ' QQ ss 'W' ' f fi 2 X. CLASS O F FIC ERS Donald Weihs . Eddie Cahn Billy Faye Young Lucy Ellen Gibson Mrs. Washam Clotile Abernathy Peggy Ale Xander Morece Iiabsnll Harry King Bean Dorothy Bradford June Braswell Katherine Ilurk Natalie Burney Rosa Mae Carter Mary Helen Case ,Q-N, Connie Allen Ray Ayres Eugene Bird Zella Mae Bledsoe Violet Braswelbff Margaret Lee Brown Eddie Cahn Dorothy Carpenter Louise Cathey Christine Cawthon Betty Ellen Claybourn Margaret Cloud Christine Dial Clitford Dinsmore Hugh Fortner Marie Frances lfrvvk 519'-iid Minnie Fare Gash Lucy Ellen Gibson aww Bennie Floyc Hardy Betty Jo Harrison Annie Katherine Hennen Mary II. Higginbotham Amie Lee Daniel Pete Ilarter .lewel Duggins Marguerite Enloe Jesus Garcia Frances Ga rdner Margie Grant JerryGrinds1aff llen. O. Head Dorothy Hendricks A. J. High Betty Hutvliison Carol Christine Ivy Vernon Jones John Livingston Christine Looney .l ack Madison Louis Marks ' J. B. Mullins Mary Nancy Nall i5'v Martin Nicholas George O'lIara Willis Poole Toi Frances Haney I o-JZ! M012 Boy Lane Albert Laughlin Jean McCutcheon Mary McMillan Doris Mauldin Mary Alice Morrow Tip Newell Cherry Marie Newman Wynona Pack - A Mildred Marie Phillips ' ' Julia Bell Ratliif Emma Gene Reynolds .,... . if 15 . ,, if Mary Elizabeth Robardey Jack Russom Henry Sory Clifford Sbimson Bessie Louise Turner T W Atal' ef' Donald Weihs Dorothy Welling Fredlyn Willis William Willis Cyrus Smith Kathryne Smith Elouise Tipton Margie Lee Turley Flora May Wade Dorothy Jean Wallace Marjorie Whiteacre George Williams hfg+7aZ.,.. M, Olive Winebrenner Billie Faye Young goplzomofze Glass Wlemlrefzs o gclzolafzslzip Natalie Burney Dorothy Carpenter Lucy Ellen Gibson Clyde Lewis Hall Dorothy Hendricks Inella Roberts Frances Vaughn Ethel Lois Wegener Marjorie Whiteacre goplzomvze Glass 'favoiifes Most Beautiful Girl MARGARET LEE BROWN Most Handsome Boy I EDDIE CAHN Most Popular Girl BIL LIE FAE YOUNG Most Popular Boy DON WEIHS I Best All-Round Girl v LUCY ELLEN GIBSON Best All-Round Boy HEN. O. HEAD Most Valuable Girl LUCY ELLEN GIBSON Most Valuable Boy HEN. O. HEAD 'LES 144214 President . Vice-President Secretzlry . Treznsurel' . CLASS OFFICERS .Tack Ellis Sara Holt Betty Tuck Elclene Talley Representative Clark -l0hUS0'l Sponsor , BITS. qjYZlVlS 3 0 X ' 'Nas' 1 - 53' 63 ' fl- Y V M mf'-. 'Y-A l N- 1'4 ggi, .-PJ: , - xaqg.,,225' S, P X U' 1. X ll kk,- 1 u p l la,S.5 ' 1 Q ,fife W1 7 WN ' J Mpfja WF Wy 772 nh fzs. Tfzaois' Home Room 71.5. 11116211851 111109142 ,Www SEN miss lfnorfs Home Room ft.. H2055 HOME ROGVI4 1 Lpma. K miss 771cGomf's Home Room QIANMVUJ miss peacoclfs Home Room oovjibqfm miss Dialls Home Room WM 52 oJwAf,4 M moqo vjx Wh. geanls ano mi. 'fowleffs Home Rooms N X, of fx on M' miss 7oucl4sfone's Home Room ?'zeslmmen Wlemlvefzs 06 gclnolafzslmip Jack Ellis Mary Gowan Foulks Sarah Holt La Verne Kilgore Virginian Lynch Jenn Rudolph Ecfzesliman Glass qfavofzifes Most Beautiful Girl ELDICNE 'FALLICY Most Hanclsoine Hoy MAJOR ST. JOHN Most Popular Girl SARAH HOLT Most Popular Boy JACK ELLIS Best All-Round Girl MAR Y FRANCES JAMISON Best All-Round Boy ARTHUR HOPKINS Most Valuable Girl SARAH HOLT Most Valuable Boy .TACK ELLIS Winston Silas N N N N X 'Wy Xxx , paw - f xg' -- -- Nl I '40 S WL 0? xi: Kea? ll' 'WJ - ! ST I 2-1516! I . QKILII 'A i x .. Qi ' : ' W :,, 3 Y 1 05 BILLY JONES Most Valuable Girl Senior Class BETTY BERNICE LEE Most Valuable Girl Junior Class LUCY ELLEN GIBSON Most Valuable Girl Sophomore Class SARAH HOLT Most Valuable Girl Freshman Class FIQANKHJ MADISON 0 CHARLES KYLE Most Valuable Boy Senior Class JAMES WYCHE Most Valuable Boy Junior Class HEN. O. HEAD Most Valuable Boy Sophomore Class JACK ELLIS Most Valuable Boy Freshman Class NANCY LEE LUV E Queen of Sherman High School D. A. R. 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Dickey Joan Head Mascots l N 1 lnswss if lm, y 5, ,B l N , Q. fl '- -1- 'Wi ,qi , N -.Ie Sv-'rs -qw., QYZVZ7 355Z4?'3f Q3 x! asf, 0 l , ,dj 5' .gf If xx 2 l l .mls w - r '- lf -st? - 1 - - ' - Nz- - 3 W-1-'H-fN '- 7' f awavr .l, 41 gr'ffZ .af ,iii ' Teddy Boaz Geofge Brooks Co captains eniofz plaxiefzs Floyd Coffman, Tom Fuller, Lloyd Coffman, Mid lVillis, Billy McGuire, Billy Claunch, James Williams, Dorris Pratt Billy Calhoun, Lester Newman, Tommy Clyce, Ewell Higginbotham, Teddy Boaz, .Tabus Barker, Douglas Blankenship, Jim Gleckler Clyde Stone, J. T. YVheeler. George Brooks, Clasper Braswell, Harvey Millsap, Conway Wharton, Pele Casten, Robert YVi1lson i , , 1 ,Q ,Q ,.A,,,A Q i, ,, ,4 ,:,: E, .,..1 i .AA,:.:. 1 .AA,AA . V' H A J ' ' ' 3 1 -f 11. x -- --7' xg-1. ' '3?- A'2- A-.. Q. 1-A 'A k l i ,. f m - P l- 5 vv-.- -. 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Torn Fuller, Conway YVharton, Lloyd Coffman, Dorris Pratt, Robert YVillson, Hayden Meredith, Billy Calhoun, Billy Claunch. Clasper Braswell, Tommy Clyce, Joe Stout, Floyd Coffman, James VVilliams, Hayden Pittman, Mid Willis ,Lloyd Baxter. Pete Casten, Lester Newman, Jabus Barker Clyde Stone, Doyle Caraway, J. T. YVheeler, George Brooks, Maurice Bryan, Verde V. Dickey l,Mascotl, Billy McGuire, Emil Hatfield, Leon Pelley, Jim Gleckler, Douglas Blankenship, Teddy Boaz i-.11-----W Robert Willson Right Guard Douglas HIZXTIRGIISEI-lnlil Q Quarterbzwk Billy McGuire Harvey Millsap Center Left Guard Clzxsper Braswell Dorris Pratt theft Tackle lfulll-ack Clyde Stone Left Halfback Conway Wharton uLeft Hulfback .M Q- 29 .l ,l,,. l l l Q 1. :.::':-Q :' ,,,r , Q ,,.Q. RPT, ' 'Q -'-7, 'ww A e ' I Tom Fuller Tommy Clyve J.'1'. Wliveler Nlid Willis Right Tackle Left Guaril Left. Emi Right Tackle f11l'!'T,--3. Z Q -zfLg',7iff?fe,fgll1,li 3 S.,-w., 5.2,1s.i 6. ,,5..,i,.filifs,f villa,-ff' Lloyd Colfmun Floyd Colfinzm Jim Glewkler .lzrlme-1 llzirke Left End Right End fJllZll'l8l'b2ll'k Right liuzird x Y, f WNW 5 W ., MMS by N Billy Calhoun James Williams Billy Claunr-h Leon Pelly Right End Right Tackle Left Guard Right' Halfback Maurice Bryan Doyle Caraway Emil llatlield Hayden Meredith Fiillbzick Right llalfbaclc Famer Right Guard gal f .ll 7 , 146062 f,W,gf,p TYQQQVJ mmm rynw Joe Stout' Lester Newman Pele Fasten Ewell Iligginbotham Quarterback Left Tackle Left Guard Right Halfback Edgar Dale Thompson Clifton Fields Kenneth Vick Robert Vick Stllderlt ASSiSL2m1S Student Managers V f f gm F5 we - V , . , - , l.-.M .-.. K ' E ef M.. fe . Q at . we 'v - vs 5 ,. :5E:.- 52253 '. , ' .,::5'2gIr:,::.5:::: V I 3C.f Af, . .Q ---- ggglaff elm 4 M l mfg? WM 2 A, .5 2 A -gfff ' f f5'M M 5 f. 1 ,pig s fl wi efaia . , f ' l ' ..,, .. 254 if Milfs? 0:29 Vvxiff iw ' afelsf v , W ..: In 3 1 I n,,,,g J ig 4 2 ,Ai , -ffw l A , W ll. V W'x ff' Wm ' .... .. Ki- Q ' .. glmman 40 7-efzfzett G The Bearcats opened their 1937 schedule with a very impressive victory over the Terrell Tigers, to the tune of 40-0. From the very start the Bearcats had the game well in hand. To start the ball rolling Brooks took the ball over for pay dirt after 10 minutes of play in the first quarter, after this the Bearcats weren't to be stopped. They scored easily in spite of fumbles and penalities. Touchdowns were made by Brooks, Wharton, Pratt, Pelly, Boaz, and Stone. glzefzman 40 qfzeenville O The Bearcats, fresh from their first victory, tackled a foe supposed to be alion, but which turned out to be only a lamb. This game saw the Bearcats in better form and with more precision. McGuire played a good defensive game against the Lions. He even went so far as to convert one Lion pass into a touchdown. The second string out-played the first in more ways than one. Touchclowns were made by Pelly, Wharton, Blankenship, Boaz, and McGuire. gkefzman I2 Dallas 7-eclfz O The Bearcats, still unscored on and undefeated, played their first out-of-town game in the Cotton Bowl. Heretofore this gridiron held a jinx, so to speak, over the Bearcats. The lack of air and tremendous pressure were always a dificulty which usually meant defeat. This jinx was broken, however, and we hope it will never mend. Brooks and Wharton made the only two scores of the game. glmefzman 7 Highland pafzlz 25 The Bearcats played one of the best defensive games of the year against the Highland Park Scotties, only to be beaten by a score of 25 to 7. Boaz played one of the best games of his career. The game was 7 to 6 until the last seven minutes of play in the last quarter, then the Highlanders let loose with a passing attack which netted 19 points. The only Bearcat score was made by lVillis, who got the ball on a lateral. gfzefzman 35 Gozsicana gtate Home 6 The Bearcats, after a week of hard drill, came back into their stride with a 35 to 6 victory over Corsicana State Home. The Home lads fought gamely but were out-classed from the first of the game. Braswell and Willis played their best game of the season against the State Home squad. Touchdowns were made by Wharton, L. Coffman, Stone, Stout, and Caraway. gftefzman .27 Denison I3 With one thought in mind since the first of the season, to beat Denison, the Bearcats brought back what might have been a tie, to a 27 to 13 victory. This game strengthened the Bearcats' hopes for a district championship. Hatfield, Boaz, and Braswell were the outstanding linemen of the night. Pelly and Stone each made two touchdowns apiece to account for the scoring. glfzefzman 39 gonlzam 7 The Bearcats again whipped back into their stride with a 39 to 7 victory overBonham's Purple VVarriors. From the very first of the game the Bearcats found it easy to score and took advantage of it, as the score indicates. The reserves played most of the game to get experience for next year. Pelly was the star of the night with a beautiful 93 yard run on a pass interception. Touchdowns were made by Stone, Brooks and Pelly. glzefzman 7 Qdamson I3 After the accustomed night games it was apparently hard for the Bearcats to play in the daytime. They fumbled the ball numerous times and pass interceptions were also very costly. The entire Sherman line played a brilliant game of football. The game was a tie 7 to 7 until three minutes before the game ended. Here Adamson bucked one over the goal line for a score to beat the Bearcats. Douglas Blankenship made the only tally on a lateral from Billy Calhoun. glmefzman 38 pdfzis 6 With district hopes in mind, the Bearcats ran over the Paris Wildcats to pile up 38 points to the Wildcats 6. A boy by the name of Maples, who was supposed to be good, found out different after a few Bearcats handled him, especially Clasper Braswell. Billy Calhoun played an outstanding game at the end position. Touchdowns were accumulated by Blankenship, Pratt, Pelly, Stone, and Bryan. glzefzman 6 ainesville 6 With district championship in mind but with tough competition on hand, the Bearcat barely eked out a victory over the Gainesville Leopards.The Bearcats were outplayed during the entire game but won the game. Wheeler was the outstanding lineman, followed by Boaz, VVillson, and Millsap. They repeatedly threw scares into the Leopards. Stone tossed a beautiful pass to Wheelei', who went over at full speed to account for the only Bearcat tally. glzehman 7 Highland pafzlz 6 fBI-DISTRICTD After the defeat handed them early in the season by the Scotties the Bearcats had been looking forward to getting sweet revenge. When the time came, however, the Bear- cats came through with a 7 to 0 victory to win the bi-district championship. The entire Bearcat forward wall played football which could only be eqnaled by colleges and showed the Scotties what real football was. In the second half, Highland Park didn't even threaten to cross the 50 yard line to the enjoyment of the Sherman fans. Douglas Blankenship made the only Bearcat score on a sneak through the center of the line. ,glimman 7 72ozlll gide 'ft woklll .25 QQUAR'rIcR-1f1NALsJ With a passing attack that was not be equaled the Bearcats were run over by the North Side Steers with a final score of 2,5 to 7. The Bearcats were led by Maurice Bryan, who seemed the only one who could make the Steers line give. Bryan played his best game of the season and more is expected of him next year. With the help of two sturdy guards, Willson and Milsap, Blankenship was helped over the goal for the only Bearcat score. K 7-812144 Robert Clark, Thurman McCright, Philip Crosby, Richard Lackey, O'Brien Robnett, Hayden Pittman, Lloyd Baxter, James Robnett, Edon Thompson Gene Holcomb, Jim Stinson, Lee Hudgins, Ralph Burk, Harry Bean, Vernon Jones, John Livingston, Eddie Cahn, William Willis, Perry Barker geafziziffens Ben Reid, Rudolph Inman, Charles Vincent, Gwyn Brown, C. W. Hopson, John Benton Davis, Jack Russom, DeMand Griffin, Billy Arrington, George O'Hara, Morece Batsell, Rolfe Kemper Doyle K. Wilcox, Arthur Hopkins, IJ. S. Travis, Lloyd Henry, Arthur Davenport, R. L. Clinton,James Chisolm, Jimmy Rector, James Dennis, Henry Sory, Ernest Embry, Tom Scott Dean, Hugh Fowler gacizfield George Brooks, Joe Stout, Maurice Bryan, Conway Wharton, Clyde Stone Dorris Pratt, Doyle Caraway, Leon Pelley, Jim Gleckler, Douglass Blankenship Sherman 15 Sherman 21 Sherman 21 Sherman 34 Sherman 26 Sherman 12 Sherman 21 gaslzetluzll Whitewright Honey Grove Honey Grove Gainesville Bonham Durant Bonham gaslzeflmu gcofzes 24 26 12 27 35.-- 13 gaslzetlmu feffefzmen .s4..-,.. B. , K. Vick-H McGuire-H Wheelel'-H. . K. Vick-H - . , Stone-H , .-Stone-H K. Vick-H Clyde Stone, Kenneth Vick, Teddy Boaz, Rayburn Nall, J. T. Wheeler, Billy McGuire, Floyd Coffman, L1oyd Cotfman, Robert Vick, Jim Glecker, Manager gaslzeflvall gquaa Lloyd Coffman, Rayburn Nall, Kenneth Vick, Billy McGuire, Floyd Cohfman Robert Vick, Teddy Boaz, Jim Glecker, tlvlanagerj, J. T. Wheeler, Clyde Stone Sherman 43 Sherman 22 Sherman 15 Sherman 10 Sherman 34 Sherman 23 Sherman 29 Sherman 30 Sherman 25 Sherman 25 gonluzm' 7-owmamenf Windom 25 .,.. .... H-- ---.SaV0y 17---- ---- ----Bailey 26---- fafefz games ,--- -,-.Durant 20-1- ----Winclom 15,--- ,---Denison 05--- ---- ----Sav0y 10.-- ---. .-w- ---, Gainesville --- W--- -- --Denis0n 16 -- , District 772eet --,-Buckner 29.,-,--,-- McGuire-H -- - - -- Boaz-H. - - , K. Vick-H - - - . Boaz-H - .,.. Stone-H -K. Vick-H McGuire-H K. Vick-H . - -Stone-H - - - K. Vick-H. 'LEC I 938 7-'zaclz gquad Weldon Clark,Harry Owen, Pat O'Hara, Hayden Meredith, Lee Hudgins, Lavell Davis, Jack Vincent, O'Brian Robnett, Lloyd Coffman, Edward Clark, Floyd Collman, Cyrus Smith, Lynn McKinney, Maurice Melton Doyle Caraway, Maurice Bryan, Jack Swatford, Robert Vick, Ray Browning, Billy McGuire, Kenneth Vick, Billy Calhoun. C. J. Smith, Glenn Jaco, Leon Pelly, Harvey Millsap, Emil Hatfield, Ellison Breedlove N238 Tfzaclz geason In the initial practice rneet of the 1938 track season the Cats were victorious over the Gninesville Leopards. The meet was held at Fair Park on March 18. Gountil meet In the county meet against Denison, places won by Sherman in the senior division were:100-yarddash--C. J. Smith, tirst, Billy McGuire, fourth, 220-yard dash--C. J. Smith, second, Billy McGuire, fourth, 440-yard dash-- Billy Calhoun, tied for first Calthough the Athenian snapshot shows his winningtirstJ,Kenneth Vick, second,'l'eddy Boaz, third,S80-yard run--Lloyd Colim an, second, Ellison Breedlove, fourth, Mile run-Jack V in cent, first: Floyd Coffman. fourth, l2O-yard hurdles--Harvey Millsap, second, Lynn McKinney. fourth, 220-yard low hurdles--Harvey Millsap, second, Emil Hatlield. fourth, Javelin throw--Leon Pelley, tied for third, Discus throw--Kenneth Vick, second, Broad Jump--Billy McGuire, second, Robert Yick and C. J. Smith, tied tor third, High Jump--Ellison Breedlove. lirst, Milton Hughes tied for second' Lynn McKinney, tied for third, Shot- put--Ellison Breedlove and Maurice Bryan, tied for third, Pole vault--Cyrus Smith and Pat O'Hara, tied for second, Edward Clark, tied for third, Mile relay--Sherman team, second, fCalhoun. Boaz, Vick, and Mctiuirel. In the county meet against Denison, places won by Sherman in the junior division were, Chinning--Philip Crosby, 40, Joe Vincent Randall, 35, Cecil Brinkley, 28, Broad jump--Pete Odom, first, John Steakley, second, Ben Reid. tied for third, High jump--Phillip Crosby, James Robnett, and Thomas Smith, tied for first, 440-relay--Sherman team, first, COdom, A. J. High, Ben Reid, and John Steakleyj, 100-yard dash--Pete Odom, first, John Steakley, second, 50-yard dash, Pete Odom, first, Johnny Steakley, second, Ben Reid, third. In the second invitation meet with Gainesville on April 4, the Bearcats led with a score of 74-40 over the Leopards on Cooke field, scoring ten first places to Gainesville's five. Places won by Sherman were: 100-yard dash-- C. J. Smith, second, 220-yard dash--O. J. Smith, tied for first, 120-yard high hurdles--Millsap and Hughes, tied for first, 220-yard low hurdles--Millsap, tied for first, 440-yard dash--Calhoun and K. Vick, tied for first, Half-mile run--Hatfield, tied for first, Mile run--Jack Vincent, tied for first, Shot- put--Breedlove, tied for first with 35 ft. 6 in., Pole Vault--O'Hara and Cyrus Smith, tied for first, High jump--Breedlove and Milton Hughes, tied for first, Broad jump--McGuire, first, Football throw--Hatfield, tied for first, Mile relay--Sherman team fCalhoun, Vick, Boaz, and McGuirej, first. Distfzict meet Sherman's points were scored by C. J. Smith, who took third in 220 yard dash and fourth in 100-yard dash, Harvey Millsap, fourth in 220-yard low hurdles, and Billy McGuire, fourth in broad jump. feffefz winnehs O. J. Smith Harvey Millsap Billy McGuire mis' evmis A ww Grover Cantrell, Raymond Tolbert. Clayton Odom, Joe Carter David Bryant, Hub Myrick 18 ZF V: ,A , , wg 4- . X Q X + Q ' Vg .. 'X ff M ' x 3 'fini o f' ' 'fi 'il 39, x Q , :,i:5'5:5. ' fz.w-ww, -v vim, x 1 na 5 a a a . ': . 1.5 a. 4 we sis? W 2 , V, W5 ii.. W. ,+fym?53,39ggw,W3? , V 5 so L... A, ,,A, .. . l 1 . Qu S 2141415 Jane McE1hannon, Miss Noble, Virginia Ann Birge, Florence Helen Birge Beth Dunn, Ruby Faye Moss, Patricia Hopkins Y 6 www, OLIS, evmis Cantrell defeated John Shipman, North Dallas, 6:0, 6:0 Carter and Bryant defeated by Swindler and Seville, North Dallas, 7:5, 6:3 Cantrell beat Hudson Le Grand, Woodrow Wilson, 6:4, 6:0 Cantrell defeated Perry, Austin College, 6:2, 6:3, 6:2, 8:6, 6:3, 6:4 Carter and Bryant lost to Perry and Krattiger, 614, 613, 6:2, 6:1, 6:2, 6:2 Cantrell beat Krattiger, Austin College, 8:6, 6:1, 6:l, 6:2 Cantrell defeated Dean Reid, Southeastern Teachers' College, Durant, Oklahoma, No. 2 man 633, 8:6 Carter and Bryant defeated by Small and Bost, Southeastern Teachers' College, 6:2, 6:3 Cantrell defeatedby Lutz, Southeastern Teachers' No. 1 man 611, 6:1, 2:6, 6:4 Cantrell and Odom defeated by Lutz and Reid, Southeastern, also Arkansas, State doubles champions, 6:3, 7:5 Cantrell defeated Harrington of McKinney, 6:0, 6:0 Carter and Bryant defeated Harrington and Cunningham of McKinney, 6:1, 6:2 Odom defeated Cunningham of McKinney, 6:0, 6:0 county fmeet Cantrell defeated Peterson of Denison, 6:0, 6:0 Carter and Bryant defeated by Brister and Thomoson. 426, 632, 6:4 Distfzict meet--Dallas Cantrell defeated Browning of Highland Park, 621, 6:2 Cantrell defeated Nowlin of Ennis, 6:0, 6:1 Cantrell defeated by Grubbs of Dallas, 6:4, 6:4, 6:3 tlinalsl fettefz winnefzs Grover Cantrell, Joe Carter, and David Bryant unicfz evmis Gountxl 'meet Jimmie Gribble and Harry Hull defeated McVay and Hearn of Denison, 6:2, 6:3 e Bobby Moore defeated Denison entrant, 613, 6:1 fatal meets Jimmie Gribble and Harry Hull defeated the Whitesboro Senior Team, 6:2, 7:5 Bobby Moore defeated Henry Benton, Senior entrant from Van Alstyne, 6:2 and 3:0 Bobby Moore defeated Griggin of Sadler, the Senior County Champion, 2:0 Qifzts, 7-ennis McElhannon defeated Marjorie Le Grand, Woodrow VVilson, '7:5, 6:4 Dunn tied with girl from North Dallas, 625, 10:12 Birge and Birge defeated Phyliss Cass and Joan Cass, North Dallas, 6:3, 6:3 Mc lilhannon defeated Marjorie French, Durant, 7:5, 735, tat Durant, Dunn defeated Jean French, Durant High, 6:4, 6 2 tat Durant, Birge and Birge defeated by French and French, Durant High, 6:13, 12:10 tat Durant, Mclilhannon defeated Marjorie French, Durant, 6:3, 6:2 tat Sherman? Birge and Birge defeated by French and French, 6:2,0:6, 8:6 Dunn defeated Bimar of McKinney, 612, 6:1 Mclillhannon defeated by Pruett of McKinney, 6:4, 6:4 Birge and Birge defeated Bomar and Pruett of McKinney, 6:0, 6:1 counts., meet Birge and Birge defeated Jennings and Hodges of Denison, 426, 6:2,6:4 Mcbllhannon defeated McDaniel, 6:1, 6:1 Distfzict meet--Dallas 1 Birge and Birge defeated Johnson and Johnson of Terrell, 6:2, 4:6, 6:2 Birge and Birge defeated by Walker and Harlan, Forest Avenue High, Dallas ,7:5, 6:2 Mcldlhannon defeated Pruett of McKinney, 4:6, 6:l, 6:2 Mclilhannon defeated by Duls of Highland Park, 6:1, 6:1 fetteh winnms Jane Mclilhannon, Florence Helen Birge and Virginia Ann Birge unicfi ennn county 'meet Sarah Holt and Mary Alice Morrow Won by default from Denison. Mary Nancy Nall won by default from Denison. fatefz meets Sirah Holt and Mary Alice Morrow defeated a girls' senior team from Van Alstyne in a short-game series of 2:3, 3:O, and 3:O. The Van Alstyne team nas represented by Robbie Lynn Box and Juanita Hunter. Mary Nancy Nall defeated Lavern Eldredge, the Grayson County champion, - a set of 614. We mowwwmhw W9 fi' 5 www ,, 5, Z ai? ff A 522 21 K - -Mak X N L .N I K x Qs Q' Q0 9 ,I . 1- N Q D . EBU 'ig V + ' ll. ' 24 ' 1 i f 'WW .- 'fails sing' namz- -1.5511 fzganizafions aflmenianu gfalglg Hz- Talk gtaff qffzls' Hg Qssociafion gays' Hg Qssociafion unicrz police paffzol Erufufze 'fafzmefzs of Qmefzica ml, 61.4, Wlonifvzs genie! fafin guniofafgfafin Slain! VJ m .3 X I fnafional Honcfz gOCl fm, gclmolafzsldp 5-W Dfzamafic gpanisllm 9, gnc MNST, M Ulvjf 1 y- -li -' Y Y ,-S UWM l GMU' filnafz assisfanfs F705 V Tnaflz Delmfe Gflgice Help 'zum ana gujle G12 pep gquab vj ,Q qzee em, cami em, guniofz-geniofz Home gconomics 'itfzeslmman-goplmomofze Home gconomics geafzcaf Rana H. Ofwhesfz D mm an? gujle an pep gquab A6612 LWDW1LLf W qlee club GLOQQI I7 YM eu, oggfm HATHENIANM STAFF Faculty Sponsor. .........,.. ...... . -- ............ ......... M iss Root Editor in Chief .... ---.Nancy Lee Love Assistant Editor, ...... .-. -- .... . Nadyne Knight Business Manager ......, , ............ .. ................ Richard Litsey Assistant Business Manager. ................. .. ......... Ray Browning Other Assistants. Marjorie Klein, Mary Lee McKinney, Frances Whited Athletic Editor .......,. , ....................... Edgar Dale Thompson Staff Photographers and Art Editors.---Harper High,Ja.ck McDonald, Raymond Blackwell, .Tim Stinson, Mary Nancy Nall, Arvle Pack, Helen Orr, Luther Sewell Faculty Sponsor.- Editor. ..... . ..... Assistant Editors- Business Manager .... - Faculty Sponsor- - President ............ Vice-President- .- HI'TALK STAFF . ...... - ..... .- --. ................ Miss McCoy ---. . ...... .Billy Whiteacre HI-Y Betty Lee, Mary Walker Billy Jinks Newman ------.Mr. VVasham - .--.Conway Wharton ---.--.Jim Gleckler Secretary-Treasurer . ................................ Randolph Bryant Sergeant-at-Arms ...................................... Robert Willson NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Faculty Sponsor .............. ............... ....... . .... M i ss Farlow President. ...... - Vice- President .... Secretary ...... - Treasurer .... --.-Nancy Lee Love ------Jack Swaiford ------ ------ -- .-----Jacqueline Hughes -.-----------------..--.----------.-----Helen Orr DRAMATIC CLUB Faculty Sponsor .... . ..... . ..... ................. President ...... -- Vice-President .... Miss Hollingsworth --.---.-Jane McGee -- ..... --Jean Reid Secretary -- --- - ..... . ..... ............. - -- ..... ..... M erle Smithson SCHOLARSHIP CLUB Faculty Sponsor ....... - President ....... -- Vice- President .--.. Secretary. ..... . Faculty Sponsor..- President .--... -- Vice-President ..-. Secretary ..-..-- - Treasurer ..-. - - Faculty Sponsor .--- - President .-. ..-.---- Vice-President . ......-. Secretary-Treasurer .--- SPANISH CLUB -------Miss Boyd ----Bennett Joiner . --. Patricia Hopkins --.---- ...-. --.--. .---- --. -----.Miss Yeagley MATH C LUB ----. Margaret Savage .--. Robert Sanford -...Frances Vestal .--. Mike Althoff ----Mr. Washam -- --.Jim Gleckler -- .--- . --. .Tabus Barker -- . --.- Frankie M adison Reporter .-..........-. ---. E dgar Dale Thompson SENIOR LATIN CLUB Faculty Sponsor ...... President ......... Vice-President ..,. Secretary-------- JUNIOR LATIN CLUB --------Miss Boyd --- --Rayburn Nall --Jeanette Wheeler Annie Mae Gibson Faculty Sponsor.. --. .............,..........,,.........,,, Mrs. Hayes President . ......... .... M argaret Lee Brown Vice-President .... .... - -- Mary Anna Howdeshell Secretary-Treasurer.--- - ,..,... J. W. McGaughey Reporter. ........ .-. ........ .. -.. ...... ........... L ucy Ellen Gibson SENIOR HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Faculty Sponsors. ....................... Misses Touchstone and Wade President .... ..... - . ...... . .... .... . -- Irene Burks Vice-President .... --- .... Ruby Faye Moss Secretary-Treasurer.--- ---- Wanda Ryan Reporter .... .. .......... . .......... ..................... V elma Reagan JUNIOR HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Faculty Sponsors. ....... . ............... Misses Touchstone and Wade President ........... ......... M ary Louise Wallace Vice-President .... .... ....... H u lyne Williams Secretaryffreasurer ...... ,--. .... .... ,.... .... - - - -- Faculty Sponsor- President .......... Vice-President -- -- Secretary . .... - Treasurer .... Reporter -..-- HlSt0flHl1. ........ - FUTURE FARMERS Farm Watch Dog .... Parliamentariann-- - ................. ----- Song Leader ..... -- -- .... .............. - .-- Faculty Sponsor . LIBRARY CLUB ---. Janice Naylor --- Mr. Bean ------Joe Pitman -.--Neil Gilliam --.Lloyd Coffman --.Leonard Evans ----.--.Jack Shell --.John B. Mathis ----.Weldon Clark ----Quinn Hagan ----Henry Mexia -- .---Miss Vincent Bettye Jo Burney President--- ....- --- ----- Vice-President .---.-. -. .---. Jewel Gray Secretary-Treasurer .-.. ---- ...... ----. ..-.-. -.-.- L ouise Haean Reporter ..-..-.------. . .---------..--.-..----. -.--. . --. Christine Foster GIRLS S ASSOCIATION Faculty Sponsor .----...-...-...---.-.---...--- .-.- -.-. .... M i s s Noble President. -----...,.. ...... N ancy Lee Love Vice-President. ------. ..-.-.. M agaret Roberts Secretary-Treasurer -..-- ...-- .--... M ary Beth Matthews Reporter ,..,-.-- .--.-..- - - .-.....-. --.- ..----.. Josephine Att-Kisson BOYS S ASSOCIATION Faculty Sponsor ...--- ---- -....-..-..-........ .- .-.- .-.. --.. M r . Head President- -...-,--... .-.. 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I Xxgfgg Xfrj 1 5 ' ji EY 7 f , , 1 3 gg, + Q , -fq 1 1 Q ng ' ,X I N U In gl V -4 f s f We LHXR f.w,,qb R. He Ev-fY5EAXKcAR GA.-ul 1 'I lfff, - ' fx X fgjiqi Maw N Y XG! XV A ?2'f?-fwcfq R455 l MQ X f x ,Q SQA !1lXX 'X Vie ,H A vii 'Xiu 5 'X Www Va l 41 if K X4 Z IX Ml. 1 x ff f X X s L-el 2 1, ' ' 0 xx QP I 'K f T ff 5 K Xa T XX fb. Y I fir , M 1- ,M 1 gp q w 1, E-in Q ' Y If :IH f QfP- u NW, N U .- o1M1i?3L2j Xmxy, i, N X, X, Q4 JM I . xv 'X ' X .. mffm 'Im - KNGb'uu.veNED qI5!Llxv'X+1 3 Nhis a dagger whack H 566 before me? James 'ua 'ix ,ROlJ1N5on' Q 'U .' 1 , K I gn Aa- Xxx 4 X. fl 1 ' x Q f I , N' X W XXX Q, E ll 1 RQ! x A il l 3 QVN X ff N ws' w -E '- X f I J SY ffff XN - ti f A X 1 f ' r I k X f ff 05 JN W I 4 f7'bzx 'QXX fmkxl lf KE if fb 'V X S6 H 'sf -' X 02 Q, 9, -3 nl 519510 , H ., ff ,ff XX, at 4:li9xx 2 y NX-,gx KNOX 'B-XKQL Wil 'ff 'Wy 'ibtmiyp-U! ' ,f f xg, 4. .na.1x.xx, ,f vig W ff clark Dawson gcfioof Gafendafz SEPTEMBER Sept Sept 3 16 School opened. First pep rally of the year was held in assembly preceding the Terrell football game. Sept 17 Sherman High Bearcats beat Terrell Prep School, 40-O, in Fair Park Stadium. tg, Sept. 22 The Sophomores held their first class meeting of the year. f' . Sept. 23 Student body had an inspiring pep rally forthe Greenville Guam! 9 .,-6 football game in assembly. XQ'cxataon Sept 24 Bearcats took the Greenville Lions at a score of 40-0. 'IQ Sept. 27 Rev. Burton Coffman spoke before the student body in - assembly. Sept. 30 The students participated in a pep rally preceding the game with Dallas Tech. Sept. 30 A safety patrol was organized under the sponsorship of J. E. C -A. Cullers and assumed the name of Junior Police. - OCTOBER fu if-'Q ' ! Oct. 1 Sherman Bearcats beat Dallas Tech. on Dallas ground b ' a C 6. vu H 5 ., ,, V g ' , score of 12-O. ' 'iiil A , I Oct. 3 Sophomores held their second meeting of the year with Mrs. Eearcats. 14 A ' v Mac Winn as guest speaker. l u 'f' Oct. 6 The Library Club was organized under the leadership of , Miss Vincent and the otticers for the new year were elected. ? ' Oct. 6 The Dramatic Club elected officers for the year and held try- . outs for new members. Oct. 7 Mayor Tuck was guest speaker for the pep rally in assembly. ' A Oct. 8 A half holiday was declared for those desiring to attend the t game in Dallas between High.Park and the Bearcats. The 6' Bearcats were defeated and one of their valuable men, Billy X' McGuire, was injured. The score was 25-7. s Oct. 11 A musical assembly program was sponsored by Miss Root's home room. ' O Oct. 13 The first publication of the Hi-Talk was printed on colored paper. Oct. 14 A pep rally was held following a parade through the business district. t ff! Oct. 15 Sherman took Corsicana State Home, 35-6. It was an after- XTSW f noon game and a half holiday was declared. ff 9 Q. Class Oct. 15 The Math Club was organized by the fourth year math students and officers were elected, Favorites Oct. 16 Future Farmers of America judging teams placed in the 4 . Denton meeting. El ect ed Oct. 20 The second meeting of the Junior Latin Club was held. Oct. 21 Judge R. M. Carter spoke before the assembly for the Denison pep rally. Oct. 22 Bearcats took Denison with a small margin, 27-13g this was a hard game fought at night. r' Oct. 25 Breakfast was served by the Home Economics girls. Use, 4 Ffa- Oct. 25 Miss Evelyn Oppenheimer reviewed a book in a night pro- 4 QYF gram in the auditorium. WML' 5 Oct. 25 A girls assembly was conducted by Miss Boyd with Shgrt i . lj talks by several students. Y' ' Oct. 27 Freshman class meeting was held with ollicers for the year being elected. H4'-01--'3' Oct. 29 Joe Pitman and Burl Little represented the Sherman High School Future Farmers at convention in Kansas City. NOVEMBER Nov. 1 Dr. H. E. Stout spoke before the assembly. Nov, 4 A pep rally was held preceding the Bonham game. It was under the sponsorship ofthe Senior Class. Nov. 5 Bearcats beat the Purple Warriors in Bonham with a score of 39-7. W Nov, 8 Assembly was held during which an S sweater was pre- sented to Bob Bryant for participationlast year in Interscho- Nov. 9 Nov. 10 Nov. 11 Nov. 11 Nov. 15 Nov. 17 Nov. 18 Nov. 22 Nov. 25 Nov. 25 Nov. 29 D ICC ICMBER Dec. 2 Dec. 3 Dec. 4 Dec. 8 Dec. 11 Dec. 13 Dec. 13 Dec. 15 Dec. 16 Dec. 17 Dec. 18 Dec. 21 Dec. 21 Dec. 22 Dec. 22 Dec. 30 Dec. 31 JANUAR Y Jan. 3 Jan. 3 Jan. 5 Jan. 7 Jan. 11 Jan. 11 Jan. 14 Jan. 17 Jan. 19 Jan. 21 lastic League. A Drum and Bugle Corps was organized under the leadership of'Mr. Hester. ' A Junior class meeting was held with Miss Lillian VVomack as guest speaker. A half holiday was declared following Armstice Day program in assembly. Dr. Burma gave an inspiring address. Sherman lost to Adamson High, 7-13. The Sophomores sponsored the assembly program for Book Week. Several students gave talks concerning books. The Senior class meeting was held with Mrs. Carl Nall, the Senior class mother, as guest speaker. Sherman beat Paris, 32-4-6, on home ground. A tumbling exhibition was given during the assembly pro- gram under the sponsorship of one of our Physical Education teachers, Mr. Orenduif. A two day holiday was declared for Thanksgiving. The Bearcats tied Gainesville,o-6, for the District Champion- ship. The Junior Police Patrol had charge of the assembly pro- gram, they received their badges and Sam Browns. A pep rally was held preceding the bi-district game. Both coaches and captains gave inspiring talks. Sherman beat Highland Park on Bearcat ground, 7-6, in an afternoon game tor the bi-district title. The Sophomores and Freshmen engaged in a foot-ball game in one ofthe City parks. An order was sent for a large number of Junior pins. Sherman lost in the Quarter Finals to North-Side, Fort Woi'th, with a score of 7-25. A special train was run to Fort Worth carrying a large portion of the student body. An assembly program was sponsored by the Future Home- Makers. The Dramatic Club held its second meeting of the year. The Sophomore class was honored with Roy Cleveland as guest speaker in its monthly meeting. The National Honor Society held its initiation for new mem- bers in assembly. The Choral and Glee Clubs gave a performance in the auditori- um that was attended by a large crowd. A party was given by Miss Vincent for the Library Club The Spanish Club held its weekly meeting. Coach Dickey was transferred to assistant coach at Adam- son High School. The National Honor Society sponsored the Christmas otfer- ings, supplying twenty-tive families. Christmas Holidays began. Bearcats lost their lirst non-conference game of the season with Whitewright by one point. Bearcats lost two gamesg first to Whiteiv1'ight, 22-24, and the second to Sadler by a score of Zo-1o. School resumed alter the Holidays. The Hi-Y Club was organized and held an election of officers. Bearcats lost one game to YVhiteWright and won one from Honey Grove during the week. The tirst shipment of Senior rings arrived. The Debate Club attended a practice debate with Highland Park High School in Dallas. The Faculty volley ball game was held with Gainesville in the High School gymnasium at night. The faculty was victorious with a score ot' 4 2. Bearcats were victorious over Gainesville and losers to Honey Grove in the week's basketball games. The Hi-Y Club held its initation for new members. Examinations for mid-term were begun. Bearcats were losers totwo teams, Bonham and Durant, dur- ing the week. B fa - oys . avai-clecl v s' 'P sweaters N in .. I '- ll! Baska Latt x00 f BOY' I Z? Ns CTTOO UPGR 'l1OY'X. A I Ke, Ill? Q 02652 ,Ill 'ts xl 1 If X ill J 't xiii Q2 , If! QSC 3' ' Q 9 N s Q S L Q - Elee ff? I -U ml 5 QVYXLRJ Rm s CCFM1 S ounflj' Pl t U ... 3 DAY MA 3 D .I ' 2 Ere Oval' I lt a gg' 1 ...E T...:..f.3 Q31 C Q.. QF! ml. il l Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. FEBRUARY Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. RCH Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 10 Mar. The second semester began with registration day. Mid-term graduation was held in assembly with Rev. Johnston of North Park Baptist Church as speaker. Bearcats participated in four games during the week, losing three and winning one. During an assembly program, J. B. Head was named head coach with Truett Owen as assistant coach. The History Department gave a splended pageant represent- ing all of the stages of American History. Bearcats beat the Denison Yellow Jackets in their annual game, 23-5. A girls' volley ball team was organized. The Dramatic Club held its third meeting of the vear. Students chose from each class their most valuable boy and girl. Maurice Bryan was elected football captain for the next football season. The Commercial Department gave a one act play entitled. A Saturday Morning In A Banking Oflice , during assembly program. Sherman won its second victory over Denison, 25-16. Adebate tournament was held in the auditorium in which Sherman was victorious in one set. The Seniors had charge of the assembly program in which the boys' Glee Club participated. The Junior Class met with Mrs. Arsenio Fernandez as guest speaker. Sherman was defeated by Buckner's Orphan Home with the score, 29-25, in the District basketball meet at Dallas. The Mathematics Department sponsored an assembly pro- gram in which several students gave talks and a short con- cert was given by the band. The Choral Club sangfor an evening service at the Grand Avenue Church. An art exhibit. sponsored by the Seniors, was brought to the High School to remain an entire week. Miss Evelyn Oppenheimer returned to Sherman to review Cleopatra in the school auditorium. ' The Seniors held a class meeting in the auditorium. The Faculty and the second team ofthe Bearkittens met in an annualbasketball game duringwhich thefaculty was victorious. The eliminations for the Interscholastic meet were held. The 1938 Alhenian went to press. The Freshman Class had charge ofthe Texas program in assembly with Dr. Gutzke as guest speaker. The Freshman Class had a meeting with Dr. Strong as guest speaker. Try-outs were held for both the Junior play and the Drama- tic Club's play. The English Department had charge of the assembly pro- gram which was illustrated talks using picture slides. A group of Spanish pupils visited Denton to see a Mexican picture show. Seniors held their annual variety show and the Coronation of ofthe queen, Frankie Madison, which proved a great success. A Spanish program was presented in assembly consisting of a one-act play spoken in Spanish, and other numbers. Seniors purchased three pictures from the art exhibit recently brought to the school. A special assembly was called to acquaint the students with the Cooperative Musical Movement carried on in Sherman. Home Economics Department presented a three-act play in assembly. New members from both the Junior and Senior classes were chosen to be added to the National Honor Society. Mar. 14 Mar. 15 lhlilf. ltr Mar. 16 Mar. 17 Mar. 23 Mar. 24 Mar. 25 Mar. 25 MJT. 26 Mar. 30 Mar. 30 Mar. 31 APRIL Apr. 1 Apr. 7 Apr. , 7 Apr. 8 Apr. 8 April 13 Apr. 13 Apr. 14 Apr. 18 Apr. 21 Apr. 27 Apr. 29 Apr. 29 MAY May 5 May 6 May 9 lllay 17 May 17 May 18 May 20 May 24 May 25 May 28 May 29 May 30 Eliminations were held for the track events to take place the Friday following. Bob Bryant won in elimination to represent Sherman High School in the essay contest in Denison. A Sophomore class meeting was held. Another trip was made to Denton by Spanish students to attend a Mexican movie. The Dramatic Club presented a one-act play entitled, The First Dress Suit . The play proved to be quite entertaining. A Juniorclass meeting was held during which skits from the on-coming Junior play were presented. The Science Department had charge of the assembly pro- gram during which student talks and exhibitions were given. An operetta entitled, Sailor Maids , was presented in the auditorium at night by students from the Glee and Choral Clubs and Orchestra. The track meet between Sherman and Denison was held in Denison in the afternoon. In the County Literary Meet first places won by Sherman were: Girls' debate, Frances Ann lVhited and Mary Beth Matthewsq Senior girls' declamation, Josephine Att-Kinsong Senior boys' declamation, Rayburn Nallg Junior boys' decla- mation, James Spradleyg Extemporaneous speech, George Helton and Virginia Gillespie. The Senior Class held a meeting in the auditorium. The Freshman Class Hi-Talk was published. The Industrial Arts Department had charge of the assembly program. Senior Kid Day was held. The Latin Department presented a pageant in assembly on the origination and present uses of Latin. The Tennis contestants went to Dallas for their annual meet but because of rain were forced to return home. The Junior play, The Phantom Bells , was presented be- fore a large audience. The Junior class cleared 580130. The District Meet at S.M.U. was postponed until the follow- ing Thursday. A Sophomore Class meeting was held at which time the Soph- omore edition of the Hi-Talk was distributed. The track and tennis meet was held in Dallas. A two-day vacation for Easter Holiday was declared. Counseling for next term subjects was begun. Dr. Ellis spoke in assembly The Junior class meeting was held at which time the Junior edition of the Hi-Talk was distributed. Senior Day was held. Football game was played between Bearcats and Exes. Physical Educational Department had charge of the pro- gram in assembly. A joint musical program was held at night by all the schools. Completion of choice cards was ended. The Senioredition of the Hi-Talk was published. The Athenian staff and Hi-Talk staff had a joint dinner party. The Alhenians were issued. The Senior play, Girl Shy , was presented before a large audience and proved a great succes s. Senior exams were begun. Final examinations for the entire school were begun. Senior Banquet was held at Grayson Hotel. Dr. Conway lfVharton preached the Baccalaureate Sermon for the graduating class in the auditorium. The last day of this term was held with the distribution of report cards and assembly. - O IW u.n1or and eruor- plays liffl dk an o CIO lnquef 11118 CE US! 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Cook, Dorothy Cook, Robbie Jo Cook, Wilburn Corbett, Evelyn Crosby, James Cumming, Blanche Davis, Edward Davis, Fred, Jr. Dennis, Mary Duke, Polly Dyer, Leia Mae Dyer, Lovene Everidge, Marie Fields, Clifton Fischer, Billy eniofzs Foster, Lorene Fowler, Sheila French, Jeanne Fuller, Tom Gambell, Robert Gash, Joe Geer, Claudine Gibson, Annie Mae Gibson, Charles W. Gleckler, Jim Goodson, F. L. Gormley, Murry Graham, Mildred Grant, Billy Graves, Alene Graves, Hazel Gray, Hope Greenwood, Mary Alice Gregg, Margie Gwaltney, E. T., Jr. Hainline, Charles Hale, Leon Hale, Charles Hall, Bette Hall, Frances Hamilton, Ruth Harper, Frances Marie Harrell, Charlie Marie Haynie, Cleo Head, Mary Heatley, Jack Hefton, Mamie Helms, Martha Lou Helton, George Higginbotham, Ewell Hogan, Evelyn Holmes, Johnny Holmes, Mary Elizabeth Hughes, Jacqueline Hutchinson, Peggy Inman, Delma ivy, Frances Jackson, Virginia Jamison, Betty Joe Joiner, Bennett Jones, Billie Jones, Mary Frances Kirby, Edna Earl Klein, Marjorie Knltli n, J. C. Kreager, J. C. Kumler, Vernon Kyle, Charles Kyle, Lyda Langham, Raymond Litsey, Richard Little, Burl Love, Nancy Lee McDonald, Jack McGaughey, J. W. McGee, Jane McGuire, Billy McKinney, Billy John McKinney, Jack Helen McKinney, James McKinney, Lee Madison, Frankie Madison, Rosalyn Marcum, Virginia Marple, Dorothy Mathews, Mary Beth Melton, John Miller, Weldon Millsap, Harvey Moore, Patricia Moss, Mary Gayle Nall, Rayburn Nelson, Gretel Newman, Billy Jinks Newman, Lester Nichols, Dernley O'C0nnell, Billie Odneai, Billie Margaret Odom, Howard O'Neal, Margaret Orr, Helen Pack, Arvle Peppers, Carlos Pitman, Joe Powell, Sue Pratt, Dorris Ray, Hazel Reid, Audrey Reid, Jean Rhone, June Robinson, Roberta Robinson, James Roth, J ack Russom, Zac Sanders, Elizabeth Sanford, Robert eniofzs Savage, Emma Jean Savage, Margaret Jeanne Scheurer, Chris Cdeceasedj Sewell, Luther Sewell, W. B. Simmons, Dalma Simmons, LeVerne Slaughter, Zelie Smith, Annie Lou Smith, Betty Ruth Smith, C. J. Smith, Dick Smithson, Deward Smithson, Merle Spencer, Mildred Stephens, Billy Stimson, Al Swafford, Jack Te-bow, Richard Thomas, Louis Thompson, Edgar Dale Thompson, Jack Thompson, Paul Timberman, Mary Grace Tolbert, Joseph Tribble, Theda Trotter, Tom Turley, Alyne Vestal, Maude Ellen Vick, Kenneth Vincent, Jack Vineyard, Wanda Mae Wallace, E. P. Wallace, Jack Webb, R. I. Webster, George Wegener, Tempa Ella Weihs, Howard Wharton, Conway Wheeler, Jeanette Wheless, Mary Ruth Wilder, Hazel Williams, Bernie Williams, James I Williams, Twyman G., Jr. Willis, Mid A Willson, Robert Wilson, Marguerite Wolfe, J. C. Wright, Doris uniofzs Adamson. Wyona Alexander, Adele Altotf, Mike Anderton, Normon Andrus, Ruth Ashburn, Betty Atnip, Joan Att-Kisson, Josehhine Bailey. Charlie Joe Ballou, Milford Baker, Ruby Barnes, Billy Barnhardt, Anne Beckett, Amy Sue Birge, Florence Helen Birge, Virginia Ann Black, Jesse Black, R. W. Blackwell, Marjorie Blackwell, Raymond Blankenship, Douglas Bloomer, J. W. Bolin, Naomi Bond, Kenneth Branham, Ollie Fay Brashier, H. T. Braswell, Clasper Bratz, Gerald Brown, Ada Brown, Lilly Brown, Marshall Brown, Nelda Bryan, Embry Bryant, Billy Bryant, David E. Bryant, Randolph Burks, Ralph Burney, Betty Jo Burns, Mary Cain, Betsy Campbell, Thurman Cannon, Mary Ellen Cannon. William Cantrell, Grover Caraway, Doyle Cargal. D. F. Carruth, Ray Carter, Joe Cathey, Earl Causey, Pat Chisholm, Roberta Clark, Lilliam Clark, Weldon Clay, C. M. Cole, Betty Jeanne Cook, Margaret Covey, Joe Craven, Margaret Crouse, Mary Catherine Davidson, Mary Ellen Davis, Lavell Davis, Lucille Davis, Lucy Dederick, Billy Dennis, LaVerne Dodson, Valeria Driver, Frank Dunham, Alice Dunn, Beth Dyer, Mary Ruth Evans, Leonard Evans, Maurine Farlow, Billy Jean Fox, Marjorie Mae Franks, Norval Freeman, Francell Gafford, Prentice Garcia, Helen Gartrell, Billy Ben Gillespie, Virginia Gilliam, Neil Grace, Wanda Mae uniofzs Graves, LaVerne Gray, Jewel Green, James Greene, Betty Jo Grigg, Don Groce, Frances Groce, Thomas Hagan, Quinn Haralson, Katheryn Harling, Christine Hartwig,JameS Hatfield, Clive Hatfield, Emil Heathcock, Mildred Hefton, Stanley Helms, David Henry, Lavelle High, Harper Holland, Margie Holloway, Dan Hopkins, Partricia Horton, Margie Howdeshell, Mary Anna Howell, Jesmae Howell, John Billie Hudgins, Lee Hudnall, Horace Hughes, Jimmy Hull, Weldon Hunter, Betty Joe Jarrell, Beatrice Jay, Margaret Jerger, Ewell Johnson, Samuel Jones, Dorothy Kaylor, Mary Lee Keeth, George Kenney, Mary Lou Kidd, Troy Kirby, Estolee Knight, Nadyne Lackey, Richard Layland, Lamurl Lawson, Margaret Lee, Betty Bernice Lilly, Virginia Linsteadt, Dorothy Little, Eugene Locke, Mary Delle McAlister, Helen McAnulty, William McCasland, Dorothy Jo McClure, Marcelle McCullough, James McElhannon, Jane McKinney, Lynn McKinney, Mary Lee Mathews, Juanita Mathis, Charline Mathis, John B. Melton, Maurice Meredith, Hayden Mexia, Henry Miller, Evelyn Miller, Rhea Mitchell, Eugene Monk, Evelyn Montgomery, Roy Moore, Betty Moore, Eileen Moore, Max Morris, Georgianna Moss, Ruby Faye Mulder, Clifton Musser, Charles Joe Neville, Reynell Odom, Clayton O'Hara, Pat Oslen, Elizabeth O'Neal, Louise uniofzs Owen, Cora Mae Owen, Harry Padon, Helen Pelly, Leon Perkins, Robert Poet, Clifton Points, Jesse Poplewell, Margaret Presley, LeVelle Pulliam, Sadie Purdom, Billy Reagan, Billie Bob Reagan, Velma Dawn Reid, Vivian Roberts, Margaret Robertson, Jorene Robinson, Elgene Rogers, Marjorie Ross, Dorothy Marie Rowe, Billy Russom, Frances Ryan, Wanda Saunders, Maureta Savage, Linton Sharp, Verna Leene Shell, Jack Simmons, Beatrice Sims, Lorene Sloan, Marjorie Smith, Frances Smith, Louise Snowden, Marie Stephens, Hurbert Stinson, Jim Stipe, Floyd Stone, Clyee Stone, Earleen Stout, Joe Henry Stowe, J ack Sturdy, John Talley, Wayne Telford, Rosemary Thompson, Don Thompson, Ernest Thorn, Patricia Thornton, Betty Lou Tolbert, Margie Tolbert. Raymond Twyford, Willie Tyer, Evelyne Tyer, Leona Vehle, Otto M. , Vestal, Frances Waldrum, Mary Lou Walker, Margaret Walker, Mary B. Wall, Jesse Webster, Aileen Weingarten, Benny Wheeler, J. T. Whiteacre, Billie Whited, Frances Ann Williams, Janice Williams, Lorayne Wolcott, Bliss Woods, Billy Worthley, Edwin Wright, Betty Jean Wright, Dorothy Wright, Margie Wyche, James Yowell, Virginia Dixon, goplromofzes Abernathy, Clotile Aldridge, Clarence Alexander, Peggy Allen, Connie Arnold, Evelyn Ayres, Ray Bacon, Pauline Bailey, Murray Barker, Perry Barkham, James Barnes, Willie Barrett, Ray Batsell, Morece Baxter, Edna Louise Baxter, Lloyd Bean, Harry King Bedingfield, Vernon Bernard, Warren Bird, Eugene Blackwell, Cleo Blankenship, Willette Bledsoe, Zella May Boaz, Forest Bond, Roberta Bonneau, Betty Braswell, June Braswell, Violet Breedlove, Ellison Bridges, Billy Brinkley, Cecil Brown, Margaret Lee Brown, Ralph Bryan, Maurice Bryant, Bob Burke, Katherine Burks, Alice Burney, Natalie Cahn, Eddie Campbell, Marian Campbell, Wilburn Capps, Mary Charles Caraway, Clifford Carpenter, Dorothy Carter, Rosa Mae Case, Mary Helen Case, Roger Cathey, Louise Cawthon, Christine Claybourn, Betty Ellen Cloud, Margaret Cloud, Mary Joe Coble, Edward Cogswell, Howard Compton, J oretta. Cook, Thelma Covey, Frances Craven, Lois Creswell, Johnny Crosby Daniel Darter, Davis, Davis, , Philip Amie Lee Pete Evelyn Mattie Elouise Dial, Christine Dinsmore, Cliiford Eunice Duggins, Jewel Enloe, Marguerite Eubank, J. T. Evans, Georgia Fields, Joe Fitzgerald, Anna Laura Fortner, Hugh Foster, Christine Foster, Harville Francis, Marie Franks, Valda Gainer, Frances Gant, Jesse Garcia, Jesus Gardner, Frances Gardner, Gladys goplwmofzes Gash, Minnie Fae Gattis, Ruth Gibson, Lucy Ellen Grant, George Grant, Margie Greenwood, Esta L. Griflin, De Mand Grigg, Jean Grindstaif, Jerry Gunter, Dora May Hale, Autho Hall, Clyde Lewis Hamilton, Randolph Hammon, Bob Hardy, Bennie Floyd Harper, Betty Jo Harrison, Betty Jo Hash, Mary Catherine Head, Hen. O. Head, Lloyd Heatley, Joe Hendricks, Dorothy Henuen, Annie Katherine High, A. J. Holcomb, Gene Holcomb, Juanita Hopson, C. W. Howdeshell, Anna. Jean Hughes, Mary Edith Hull, Harry Hunsucker, Eris Hutchison, Betty Ivy, Carol Christine Jaco, Glenn Johnson, Ruby Nell Jones, Vernon Judkins, Evelyne King, Oneta Louise Knox, Everett Eugene Koons, Nila Lance, Derrell Lane, Boyd Laughlin, Albert Leonard, Nora May Lewis, Mary Katherine Lilly, Delana Lilly, O'Neal Livingston, John Looney, Christine McCall, James McCright, Thurman McCutcheon, Jean Mclntire, Annie Mae Mclntire, Lucy McMillan, Mary Madison, Jack Marks, Louis Marshall, Charles Mauldin, Doris Miller, Marjorie Mitchell, George Mitchell, Myrtle Morris, Betty Ruth Morrow. Mary Alice Morrow, Mary Helen Mullins, J. B. Myers, Ruby Lee Myrick, Hub Nall, Nancy Naylor, Naylor Newell Newell, Newell, Janice Thomas Billy Hal Tip Newman, Cherie Marie Nicholas, Martin Noble, John Nunley, Eddy Jo Odom, J. B. Oglesby, Lula Rose O'Hara, George Pack, Wynona 7.1 goplfaomofzes Penn, William Petty, Lawrence Phillips, Mildred Points, James Polk, Pauline Poole, Willis Powell, Dan Powell, Dean Purdom, Robert Raney, Margaret Raney, Toi Frances Rankin, Jeanette Ratliff, Julia Bell Rector, Jimmie Reid, Ben Reynolds, Emma Gene Richards, J. E. Riddle, Claude Robardey, Mary Elizabeth Roberts, Inella Roberts, Jeff Roberts, Randolph Robertson, Charles Robinson, Billie June Robnett, James Robnett, O'Brian Russom, Jack Sarver, Mareta Saunders, Edmond Saunders, Opal Zelle Seitz, L. A. Simmons, Tommie Shadid, Ernest Sims, J. Frank Smith, Cyrus Smith, Ella Mae Smith, Kathryn Smith, Martha Ellen Snodgrass, Guy Snodgrass, Malcomb Sosa, Adeline Sory, Henry Spradley, James Stallings, Charles Ray Stephens, Billy Mae Stimson, Clifford Stipe, Virginia Sullivan, Harold Sullivan, Hazel Swindell, Montra Thomas, Joseph Tipton, Elouise Travis, D. S., Jr. Tuggle, Junior Turley, Margie Lee Turner, Turner, Bessie Louise Martha Vaughn, Frances Vick, Robert Viken, Gloria Wade, Flora May Wagner, Ernest Walker, Harold Wallace, Dorothy Jean Wallace, Mary Louise Walsh, Bert Walters, Ralph Wegener, Ethel Lois Weihs, Donald Welling, Dorothy Welmaker, Felix Wertz, Paul L. White, James Whiteacre, Marjorie Whitley, Sybil Vifilcoxen, Carl Willeford, Virginia WVilliams, Billie Jo Williams, George Willis, Fredlyn Willis, William Winebrenner, Olive Wright, Mike Wyatt, Alfred Young, Billie Faye gffzeslimen Adlof, James Addison, Marvin Allen, Myrtle Ruth Anderson, YVelson Arnold, Albert Arnold, Grace Arnold, Joyce Arrington, Billie Ashmore, Annie Katherine Baily, Billy Ballard, Clayton Barnes, Almarene Barnes, Weldon Bishop, Marjorie Black, Helen Jean Blythe, Vera Lee Bowden, Harold Bowling, George Bozeman, Novis Breedlove, Don Brisco, Ethel Brockman, Cecil Brown, William Brownlee, Lora C. Bryan, Garlan Bumpas, Davis Calhoun, Dorothy Cantrell, Johnnie Lee Carter, Mary Ellen Case, George Clark, Billy Clark, Robert Clinton, R. L. Jr. Cloud, NVanda Faye Collins, Leonard Cook, Glenn Cook, T. J. Cook, Velma Covey, Helen Cox, Fallas Cox, Geraldine Craven, Jennie Ann Darland, W. G. Jr. Daughtery, J. B. Davenport, Arthur Davidchik, Kittie Lou Davis, John Benton Davis, Georgie Irene Dean, Raymond Dean, Tom Scott Dennis, James Denson, Joe Denton, Bennie Faye Dickerman, Jack Dirmeyer, Gretchen Dixon, Freda Drane, Brannon Dunn, Frances Edmiston, Bonnie Jean Edwards, Elaine Elliott, Judson Elliott, Paul Ellis, Dalton Ray Ellis, Jack Embry, Ernest Engel, Solan David Erwin, Vinnie Mae Estes, Harmon stes, Jack Fam Roy Ferguson Bryant R. Ferguson Jane Flippo, Billy Jr. Flowers, Thomas Ford, Margaret Foreman, Clarence Foulks, Mary Gowen Francis, Mildred Franklin, Lucille Franklin, Johnnie Fritz, Billy Fuller, Kathleen Gambell, Jeff Gann, Rosalie Garner, Norma Lee Garner, Josephine George, Theda Fern Goldston, J. T. Goodman, Winetli Nell Graham, Vallen Green, Imogene Greene, Billy Greene, Marianne Greenwood, Hazel Gribble, Jimmie Grissom, Harriette Hagan, Billy Evans, Jack qlfzeslzmen Hagan, Louise Hall, Norma Faye Hall, Bill Hall, Billy Henry Hamons, Harold Hampton, Robert Hannah, Ruth Fay Hash, Margaret Helen Hash, Marie Hathaway, Mellie Hatfield, Nancy Cora Haynie, Homer Head, Homer Hefton, Wayne Helton, Jack Henderson, Bill Henry, Lloyd Hestand, Howard Hester, Fleta Hester, Juanita Hickman, Clark Hicks, Dorotha Hightower. Glenda Hollis, Ruby Holt, Sara Hopkins, Arthur G. Howdeshell, Nana Fae Hudnall Delbert Hughes Milton Hughes W B Iles, Glenn Huckabay, Montine Unman, Ira- I Inman, Rudol lg Jackson, Billy Jaco, Doris Faye James, Weldon Jamison, Mary Frances Jay, Virginia Jenkins, Bernese Jones. Juanita Johnson, Anna Johnson, Clark Judd, Billy Ray Keeth, Jack Kemper, Rolfe Kerr, R. C. Kilgore, LaVerne Kiser, Billie Joe Kiser, Tommy Knox, Edna Knox, Viola Kolb, Jack Koons, Helen Elaine Kyle, Mary Frances Lackey, George Dewey Lamb, Vernon Langham, Vernon Ray Lawerence, Robert Lewis, Dorothy Litsey, Shepherd Locke, Leona Faye Lynch, Virginia McCalman, Dorothy McHam, Harold McKee, Thelma McKinney, Jack McManus, Jack McWain, Myrtle Lee Maberry, Dolores Maclin, R. E. Marcum,VMargie Marlin, Lovie Mathis, Maurine Mauldin, Fred May, Thelma Mitchell, lVendell Moore, Bobby Morris, Clarence Morris, Dorothy Morrow, Marguerite Mulder, Leon Myers, Ann Myers, Ivy Newell, Ernest Newell, Shirley Newman, Joe Odom, Joe Olsen, James Osborne, Charles Burton Owens, Janelle Paine, Cosetta Paradeaux, Mary Calherien Parker, Billy Patterson, Bobby Patton, James Pelley, Betty Jo Penuel, Nettie Marie C Q fi? ' ?'zesizmen Perdue, Udelle Perry, Marshall Peveto, Meta Elizabeth Phillips, Mildred Phillips, Robert Phinney, Betty Jane Pickavance, William Pickrell, Edwina Pierce, Walton Pitman, Hayden Plangman, Jewell Porter, Louise Presley, Billye Fae Presley, Johnye Raye Purdom, Mary Louise Quinten, Evelyn Quinten, Tommie Randall, Joe Vincent Reagan, Howard Reid, Mary Frances Reddick, Johnny Richards, Margaret Richardson, Gloria Richardson, Gracie Richardson, Joe Riley, Mary D' Risk, Edward Risk, Raymond Robertson, Elizabeth -Rogers, Fred Wiseman Rosenberry, Jane Ross, Betty Jo Rudolph, Jean Runnels, Raymond Ryan, Margaret Sanders, J. A. Sanford, Russell Savage, James Hayden Scull, Elizabeth Shields, Casey Short, Jo Ann Silas, Winston Simpson, Joyce Sims, Billie Sims, Jimmy Smith, Nelda Lee Smith, Thomas Snodgrass, Miriam Sosa, Gloria Spencer, Bernadyne Spraggins, Sylvia Stanley, John Steakley, John Stephenson, Margaret Stipe, Clara Maxine St. John, Major ' Stockdale, Raymond Stroud, Alma Summerhill, Pauline Sutherland, Jeffries Swindell, Johnie Nell Talley, Edlene Talley, J. P. Taylor, Helen Virginia Teague, Joe Frederick Thomas, Evelyn Thompson, Hesta Leverne Thorn, Patricia Totten, Mary Frances Traylor, Billie Louise Tuck, Betty Turley, David Turley, Una Mae Twyford, Rebecca Vandagriif, Modyne 4 Vernon, Pauline Vestal, Betty Vestal, Madsion Hugh Vick, Gladys Vincent, Charles Waldrop, Betty Waldrop, Bob Walk, Anna. Dell Ward, Leon Wardlow, Robert Watson, Betsy Welsh, Velma Lou Wertz, Hubert White, Dorothy White, Marshall F. Whitley, Clyde Wilcox, Doyle Keith Wilder, Ruth Willeford, S. M. Williams, Alfred Williams, Hulyne Williams, Margaret Wilson, Bud Wood, Katherine Wyatt, Lela Faye Wyatt, Lena Maye g Qvefzfisemenfs :mb Qufogfmplas Qppfzeciafion Misa-ff'y,w The Athenian staff and the student body are grateful for the help extended by the merchants of our city in cooperating with us in publishing our year bookg we Wish to express our appreciation for their interest and faith in Sherman High School as ex- emplified in their advertisements in this book. x , f,' ao, ,Q S' ,, 'fo , - 4 4,0 o 9 94' 4 fo -, Q 1 ws, , 1 l N - if .M-1 -'-1, ' 'Wx' - - -- - - -- V.x,,---- ff-M-.,,,ff-V 1 ,. Q, X Y ,f w ,. Of Pl Dannel-Scott Funeral Home Tfi Phone I2 X ' 1 ti L1 Ambulance Service 302 s. lVaInut sr. 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