Sherman High School - Athenian Yearbook (Sherman, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1939 volume:

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TR.-XII, President MR. XY. S. BIOHRE, Vice-Prexident MR. PAIIL R. ELLIS, Secretary MRS. R. M. CARTIGR MRS. A. A. GRAHAM MR. J. E. .IABIISUX MR. D. A. CURTIS MISS MARY BOYD Dean of Girls NIISS XICLIJAX CRHSS MISS DORIS RICKICI Secrctary to Mr. Speer Svcrctary to Mr. Daxis Qgice Assistants QM '51 'X 51: V 325525224 -' - 1 S S , I MISS JAXF21 HOL3II',: Library L1lJTZiI'l1lIl HFFICERS - - N. Mary Lee McKinney President Jumor police ' CUC' Reyue11Nevi11 Vice-President Jesrnae Howell Secretary-Treasurer Monitors Verna Leene Sharp Program Chairman Amy Sue Beckett Reporter CDUR DEAR TEACHERS 1, N1 r E 1 E 1 1 E 1 4 ENGLISH 31 pg , .vq..., saw, 0 ss 'W?xK 5. I I I ' ,'1.' 1 MR. LIITHICR H. GRAY Bead MISS FRANK BALL RGOT MISS CLARA JOE BROXVN MISS CLARA STICICDMAN MRS. POR'l'l'IR TRAVIS MISS I'l'2ARL DIAL Arhenitm Stall Miss l r:1ulq Brill Root Xudyue Knight Peggy gXl6X1ll'lll6l' Billy .lean l a1rlow l'z1t U'Hz1r:L Betty Bernice Lee Louis Mztrlcs L:1Yer11e Ileuuis Ruby Faye Moss Nliify xXl1llJlliONYKl6NlICll ltlzrrleeu Stone k'o1111iellol'l'1111111 l z1culty Sponsor ldditor A ss'l. lC1l it01' Business Manager Asst Business M:11'1z1ger Hi- Tclllc Stall Miss Louise McCoy Billy Wliiteztcre Mary Case Mary l+'rz1uces .In 111 i son Lucy EllL'llf'rlbSOl1 Ilorotlry Cztrpeuter .ILL111es XVyCl1e Boyd Lane Mzlry XVallcer Fred Rogers Bill llall R11ssellS:111fO1'tl Tip Newell Betty Moore Cherie Marie Newuizrn I'l3Cllll-Y S pousor Editor Assistants l Sports Editor Assistant Business Mzmzager Assistants Iitliel Lois XI'e,tge11er lSt:1li' Artist Margie Blackwell Amy Sue Beckett ROSClll21I'j lIPlfOl'4l Ty plsts Q3 .. 3 MR. JQHN BVR MA 1 xuss KETVSIKNRLOW' fggf Aiqv mg? - :- ::: MISS MYRTLE PEAQUCK Q ---A ZAP I , muse MARGARE1'HUNTuR QQ' -Q i MR'BHJA:COLLINS ii ai kfsgi MIA' ,.:.,. i n EQQW . r A- MRS. VERA v,xD1-Lx 1 :q,x s' :::1 ' lz' N A Head i 1,32 ln: I ..,.,... .,', i , .,,, Z fu ' mia? A' is iigl ia' American History Class Civics Class .J MATHEMATICS 11' aeiff ff E f . L1 I A ' .gl-'A' 'A U MISS FAY NOBLE ' f ,DL . 1 ,. yQLgfW,,.,Hez1d MR. A. G. MITCHELL MR. C. B. DIXON MISS ELMA LEE KNOX MR. TRITETT OXVEN I 5 Meth Clue OFFICERS Mr. C. B. Dixon I-'aculLy Sponsor Beth Dunn President Billy YVhitcacre Vice-President Chrihtine ffiLI'IIl'I2,' Sc:rczzn'y-Treasurer QQMMEQQIAL MR. REX I . JOHNSTON Head MR. H. S. GRIFFIN MISS MARY JANE VAIL SCIENCE Ir. J. T.CROSBY, Mr. J. B. HE H L1 J? W -051 PJBLIC SPEAKING MISS ROBERTA HOLLINGSWURTH Instructor Dramatic Club OFFICERS Miss Roberta Hollingsworth Faculty Sponsor Pat 0'Hz1ra President Patricia Hopkins Vice-President Nadyne Knight Sccretzu'y-'Treasurer Debate MR. JOHN BURMA Coach DEBATICRS Hen. O. Head Sara Holt Deane Duke Mary Gowan Faulks ' Charles Marshall Elizabeth Scnil Band Qrclwestra . ,Va MUSIC MR. ROY HICSTEK Director Hand and Urchestra Q Q ri w-A f' sl- X ! Q5 Giee Club OFFICERS N-. Rex Johnston Faculty Snonsor Roger Case President H. T. Brasliier Vice-President Louis Marks Secretary-Treasurer NVillizim Pickzivance Reporter Jack Ellis Accornpzinist Choral Club OFFICERS Miss Margaret Hunter Faculty Sponsor ,Kathleen Fuller President Frances Vestal Vice-President Katherine Burk Secretary Marjorie 'Wlliteacre Reporter Helen Garcia Accompauist Sitqklifu SW Q ft' lyk MJ 16 'W fivffhilp ii wif if ww inf M 1 LLL. . -. I. . 1 i T MISS MARY BOYD. Head I-Ili PAVLINE Y EAGLEY. Head MRS. STANLEY HAYES MISS LOUISE KICKNIY Senior Latin Club OFFICERS Miss Mary Boyd Beth Dunn Iane McElliannon Faculty Sponsor Consuls IE-'atricia Hopkins Praetor 'osephine Att-Kisson Quaestor firginia A. Birge Aedile 'lorence H. Birge Augur Junior Latin Club OFFICERS 'rs. Stanley Hayes Faculty Sponsor en. O. Head President Iary Gowan Foulks Vice-President wetty Tuck Secretary-Treasurer tara Holt ry R A , . V giizabem Scum i K Pfesemdmes i 1' K. Spanish Club OFFICERS Miss Pauline Yeagley Faculty Sponsor Iesus Garcia President Bob Bryant Vice-President LaVerne Dennis Secretary Ilorotliy Marie Ross Treasurer Eugene Little Sargeant-at-A rms Helen Garcia Pianist ,J A L A 1 K .st vgwvfftf LATIN Q is SPANISH Mi A Q, I 1 is to Q I-IGME ECCDNOMICS I V af A Q? W MISS EMOGICNIC TOUCHSTONE Head MISS VIRGINIA HENDERSON MISS ZICLMA MOORE Clothing Class Foods Lab. Home Economics Club OFFICER S Miss Zehna Moore Faculty Sponsor Miss Virginia Henderson Faculty Sponsor LaVerne Dennis President Ruby Faye Moss Vice-President Rosemary McLinsky Secretary - Treasurer Helen Garcia Reporter INDUSTRIAL ARTS K I A Ji MR. J. EDGAR CULLERS Shopwork NIR. F. H. FOVVLER Mechanical Drawing Shop Mechanical Drawing 5 5 : i ACMGIJ' + UM AGRICULTURE l Future Farmers of America ormcrms Mr. John T. Bean Leonard Evans Weldon Clark Maurice Melton Harold YValker Samuel Johnson .Toe NV. Bloomer Pete Darter John Mathis Gerald Bratz Leon Ward O Faculty Sponsor President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Parliamentarian Farm Watch Dog Historian Song Leader Band Director Mr. JOHN T. BEAN Instructor DAM 1001.64 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Www.: MR. MUXRHE RJREXDVFF Boys' Izxftrucior MISS LIQTTIE SMITH Gir1f,'Iumr.C.o. ,.. ,l,, X Z fgfpyglriziffd, A DQNV7 WHS M! f H5 pfjfff no QfD Y VV 24, , ' - .X .- Q? K. V. V : Hia X , - ..., I -..-. 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Jack Ellis SopliomoreVice-Pres David Bryant Freshman Vice-Pres Florence Helen Birge Secretary Lucy Ellen Gibson Reporter Art Ciub OFFICERS Miss Pauline Yeagley Faculty Sponsor Mary Delle Locke President Mary Janice Cole Vice-President Earle Katherine Brown Secretary Jay Frank Sims Treasurer SPQRTS CDN PARADE Q. ' X -H PEP LEADERS fx ' sn J x 4- MN ,M- sw 'A l Betty Cole .Tack Wzmmla Grace Clive Hxtlle 1 Belly .TU Hummer Bliss Leuie Smith Spnmsm' Harbarz1XVelmalcer iq SnookieSnodgrass E UI-'I-'Il'l'IRS Betty Cole .lack Ellis lildene Talley Betty .To Hunter Betty Ashburn PEP SQUAD BIZLQCOKS President Vice-Presiqlen Secretary 'l'z'c-zlsurer .XS5.I.TY62iwLl Fl FQOTBALL GAMESNAPS 1 - ':5Q51f:f 'f ' .. gs:s:z :.:,. I , X A'1 . 5 9 ..... ' z., ' ' Q ff- . - U 'f::-.,.:.Qf Q :,bgQgjfQ,: W .,,. , . . , Nz, , . 149' 4 3 VWMW Q ' , vi f. wiv .,.--. , W We ,,., ,,, --,:? :.., A . . K 1 X 1 ' ma --,- : .,, , W - in . f 3,3 9:g5,.:. ,fx .W 5. ,. 'O' w gg , ,.., . 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N'x no ,......q,,..,+-Q01 Q 1 lp, , m,w543,Q FCDQTBALL LETTERMEN Leon Pclly l'2mi1lI:1ttield x X f ! A D ylc Cn rnwny L Hayden Meredith Joe Stout 4 V , I Don Thompx n I I 'g 1 lifg F 3 Lee Hurlgins Rnyxnoml 'lkjlbert FOOTBALL LETTERMEN Ray Carruth O'Brien Robnett - P 'p Vgifizhcv ' -YkiiE 9 L7 915 L,i i AL M M 'MELWM ,v'l'i! Mia fi1 W Ia yflcfi ,110 f' James McCall X H Lloyd Baxter Philip Crosby Lawrence Petty Ben Reid George O'Harz1 FCDQTBALL LETTERMEN JIlINCN1QO1PllCtt John T.ix'i11g'ston Hayden Pitman IIIll'l',Y King' Benn liflmlie Cahn Richard Lackey MC-ri! Award Robert Vick Manager Hill Newell Manager FHQ Team First Team Backs First Team Line B -I-Cdmf Kittens Sunset---Q0 Sherman---O fl-iereb The Bearcats went into their first game of the season favored to win although greatly outweighed and handicapped by facing a much more experienced club. Rated fifth of the five Dallas ball clubs, the Bisons were out for the sports writers' scalps. Using power plays all the way, they took the ball game--- but it was gratifying to see that the new Cats still had the old Bearcat fight until the last whistle. Wichita Falls---3,9 Sherman---O Cllwerel The Bearcats were again badly outplayedg however, the veteran opposition, who were state finalists of 1937 were thrown for losses on several occasions by the fighting Cats. Pelly's beautiful punts Were far superior to those of the opposing booters, most of them 60 yards or over. The punt returning of Holder was largely responsible for keeping the ball in Sherman territory most of the game. Hayden Pitman, a very promising tackle, suffered a torn ligament which kept him virtually inactive the rest of the season despite several game attempts to play. McKinney---40 Sherman---'l Q Cl-lerel The McKinney Lions came to Sherman with high hopes ofa state Championship. The Cats, favorites in spite of their early season record, playing football with their heads up, scored in the first five minutes of the game using trick plays that kept opponents guessing. Knowles, - 240 lb. guard, and Captain Caraway led their charges to a touchdown in the next five minutes, tieing the score. Another Lion touchdown left the score 13 to 7 at the half. Thrill of the game: An S5 yard gallop by H. K. Bean on the kick off. Using power plays and daring passes, the Lions staged a whirlwind finish. Masonic Home---7 Sherman---Q0 CHereD For the first time of the season, the Bearcat team was clicking as a whole. The Masons were favored to win by a large score, having two All State men in their starting line-up, and two on the reserve team. Probably the deciding factor of the ball game was the inspired playing of the Bearcat forward wall who repeatedly broke through and smothered the fam- ed Mason passing attack, usinga five-man line. During the fourth quarter, 'the little Masons staged a rally, but it was too late. Thus ended one of the major upsets of state ------ 20-7. fThe Masons later beat the Sunset Bisons in the State Finalsj. Bonham---7 Sherman---'IQ Cl-lereb The Bearcats introduced a spectacular brand of football in the mesh- ing or man-in-motion system. O'Brien Robnett, hefty 190 lb. end got away two nice end runs in this way. After gaining a comfortable margin, the Cats settled back to the defensive and the game was only mediocrefor the rest of the time. Denison---6 Sherman---6 C-ihereb Playing before a capacity crowd, the Bearcats journeyed to Denison hoping to repeat last year's performance. The boys on the squad turned in probably the best game of the year. Captain Maurice Bryan undoubtedly played the best game of his career,f,.IQeon Pelly and Emil Hatfield were a constant threat to the Yellow Jacketslgoal posts, but pay dirt was not reach- ed until Hattield skirted wide around Denison'sleft end for the only Sherman touchdown. The Cat line playedpagaizre that would do credit to any team, The line dropped the Jacket inteiffeiaiiiififffie before it could get started and Lloyd Baxter, backing the line, would nail them with his vicious tackles. There was a few tense moments when the time came for the Denison conversion, but McKorkle's try failed, saving the Cats from a repetition on the Sherman-Denison game of '37. North Dallas---Q8 Sherman---7 C-ihereb - The Bearcats went to Dallas to have one of their off days, 190 yards lost in penalties. Earl Austin, triple-threat mln was spark for the North Dallas team who had a field day. The Bearcats set some kind of a record in fumbles-having 23 marked up against them during the four quarters. Paris---7 Sherman---Q7 Ci-hereb Hitting their stride again after their disappointing show against North Dallas, the Cats played heads up football the full 60 minutes of their Paris engagement. The line played a splendid game as did Leon Pelly, Maurice Bryan, and Emil Hatfield in the backfield. The Sherman boys were never called upon to show their full strength, and the Paris score was made on a Huke pass that was caught by Lowrey Inzer, hefty Paris tackle who lumbered 65 yards, protected by beautiful blocking on the part of his team-mates, during the third quarter. Captain Bryan pulled a ligament during the game which kept him out of the following game. Gainesville---Q7 Sherman--.7 Ci-iereD In this yearls Bearcat-Leopard clash, the conditions were the reverse of those of 1937, when the Cats needed only a tie to win the district title. Undefeated and untied, the Leopards appeared in new uniforms which they had bought to use in the state race. Their initial attack was based on power plays, but the Bearcat li11e held them so that they soon turned to a very successful aerial attack. The only Sherman marker was made by Leon Pelly following a Bearcats 40 yard passing and running attack. if Lgmufl BASKETBALL l07ffswD Letfefmen Robert Vick Ellison Breedlove Leon Pelly Lamurl Layland 0'Brien Robnett Harry King Bean James Green Richard Lackey, Mgr. J. B. Head, Coach Basketball Squad James Robnett f v fi 6vX lx L x XIX Xa Q6 ,X 6 Velo BASKETBALL RESULTS Sherman 24 Bonham 27 Sherman 10 Greenville 34 Sherman 39 Gainesville 31 Sherman 24 Denison 26 Sherman 23 McKinney 33 Sherman 15 McKinney 20 ,Sherman 20 Denison 19 Sherman 14 Gainesville 16 Sherman 20 Greenville 23 Sherman 11 Bonham 39 County Champions Sherman 11 ,.......,. ....... , .Denison 15 Sherman 35 .....w.. v....r,, D enison 22 Sheitman 21 ......... . ....... Denison 19 TRACK COUNTY MEET Piling up seven first places and nine second places, the Sherman Bearcats truimphed in track over the Denison Yellow Jackets, scoring 81.5 points to 66.5 for Denison. The meet was held on the Denison field. Coach Glen Terry of Denison was in charge. Coach J. B. Head's tracksters jumped into a sizeable lead with the opening events, and were never behind in points. Fourteen Bearcats, by placing in their events, won the right to enter the district meet in Dallas April 15. Vffinners in Track Sherman's victory in the county meet was equally distributed in track and field events, with four firsts and five second places in track events, and three firsts and three seconds and a tie for second in field events. Following are the men placing in each event and the time or distance of each: 100 yard dash:-Hrst, Odom, second, Hatfield, 10.3 seconds. 220 yard dash 1-first, Odom, second, Hatfield, fourth, Clark, 24.5 seconds. 110 yard high hurdles:-first, Crosby: second, Hughes, 18 seconds. 220 yard low hurdles:-first, Hatfield, third, Grigg: 29.5 seconds. Quarter mile dash:-second, Breedlove, third, Clark, 56.8 seconds. Half mile run:-second, Davis, third, McCright, 2.13 seconds. Mile run:-third. Stinson, fourth, Hughes, 6 minutes, ' ' Broad jump:-first, Odom, third, Vick, fourth, Reid, 1 High jump:-first, Breedlove, second, Crosby, third, ' Pole vault:-second, O'Hara---tie, 9 feet 6 inches. Javelin throw:-second, Pelly, third. XVilcox, fourth, i Shotput. second Breedlove, fourth X lil 39 feet 1 1 1 inch. Discus:-first. Breedlove, third. Pelly, 102 feet 9 inchi .- . Y - v Z , 7' v i: ' 'U Mile relay:-second tHatfield, Clark, Crosby, and Bree Results of the junior meet are as follows: 50 yard dash:-first, Campbell: 6.2 seconds. 100 yard dash:-first, Campbell, 11 seconds. ir High jump:-second, Campbell, third, Majors, fourth. Cooper---tie: 5 feet. Broad jump:-first, Campbell, third, Cooper, 18 feet T inches. Chinning the bar:-second, Wilson---tie, 16 times. Quarter mile relay:-first. fCooper, Moore, Bond and Campbelli 55 seconds. The Junior Soft Ball team of Sherman High School made a clean sweep in its division by defeating the Denison team in two straight games. winning by 12-3 score in the first game and 8-3 score in the second game. District Meet The Sherman High track team placed in four events in the District interscholastic meet held in Dallas on April 15, Milton Hughes tied for first place in the high jump at 5 feet, 11 inches, Pete Odom ran second in Both the 100 and 220 yard dashes ftime 10.7 seconds and 23.1 secondslg Leon Pelly took fourth place in the javelin throw tdistance, 167 feet,11..25 inchesi. I Regional Meet In Denton at the Regional meet Pete Odom placed third in the 220 yard dash. i Letter Winners , Leon Pelly Pete Odom Milton Hughes it , 1' 1 BGYS' TENNIS LETTER WINNERS , 'V . 'Q Grover Cantrell -' E 'T w,....,.,,, 3 N r V ,Qui K ' ' - 'X Joe C21 rter V V .:,..:. A 4 V, . QVV T ' ri., -.,,., o -f ,--V , , 1 ' fl I, 4 Af David FI. Bryant I V I, 1' -ffz ' 1 I, Temp ,J Y, , v I V ..,.--, . 1 5 Ev - S. i Grover Cantrell Joe Carter Clayton Oalonf- K David Bryant Jimmy Gribblc Jewell Planglnan Garlan Bryan Vernon Beddingfield David T. Bryant T ' , T' L -. 'ni ' J . t, t M - fy , ,,.- ., +, K. T T- 741 T f 1 GIRLS' TENNIS 'LEUER WNNERS 5 Y . f, I :L o ix . ' - . ' 1 .4 . ' :iz i ,. ' E Beth Dunn a -i i Jane McElhannon Q.: -..A gs 3 Q' .www , a W MJ A Florence Helen Birge fx- zq. , SX ' :,e, i Tennis Squad Florence Helen Birge Joretta Compton Beth Dunn Miss Fay Noble, Coach Juanita Shoemaker , Jane McE1hannon Virginia Ann Birge SZ , X , 5 5 3, . K sv ms W 1 4 1 Q TENNIS RESUME Boys' Singles Durant-CTherel VL , 1 -, j Grover Cantrell defeated Foote 6-1, 6-4 Joe Carter defeated Hewitt 6-2, 6-0 David Bryant defeated Reid 6-2, 6-2 Clayton Odom defeated Perris 8-6, 6-3 Jimmie Gribhle defeated Wheeler 6-3, 6-3 Southeastern- lTherel ' I A Cantrell defeated Thompson 6-3, 8-6 Cantrell defeated Lutz 6-3, 6-3 Durant - fHereDi ' Cantrell defeated Foote 6-0, 6-0 Bryant defeated Hollingsworth 6-1, 6-0 Carter defeated Hewitt 6-2, 6-0 Gainesville - CHereD Cantrell defeated Collier 6-2, 6-0 Cantrell defeated Powell 6-0. 6-0 Ardmore - Cat Gainesvillel Bryant defeated McNees 8-6, 6-0 Cantrell defeated Spaudlin 6-2, 6-3 Carter defeated McCullough 6-1, 6-0 Denton - fHereJ Cantrell defeated Johnson 6-0, 6- 1 Polytechnic - Cat Fort Worthl Cantrell defeated Graf 6-1, 6-3 Paschal - Cat Fort Worthl Cantrell defeated McMillan 6-1, 4-6, 6-0 County Nleet - fat Denisonl Cantrell defeated Patterson of Denison 6-1, 6-0. 6-3 Southeastern - CHereJ 'V A f- 9' 4 Cantrell defeated by Lutz 6-3, 6-0 Bryant defeated Small 6-1, 6-4 Carter defeated Thompson 4-6, 7-5, 6-4 Boys' Doubles Durant - CThereD Carter and Cantrell defeated Foote and Hewitt 6-0, 6-1 Bryant and Odom defeated Foote and Perris 6-0, 6-0 Southeastern - fThereD Carter and Bryant defeated by Womble and Thompson 6-3, 6-3 Carter and Bryant defeated Powell and Thompson 6-2, 6-3 Durant- CThereJ Gribble and Beddingheld defeated Foote and Hollingsworth 6-1, 6 Ardmore - Cat Gainesvillej Carter and Bryant defeated McNees and McCullough 6-0, 6-1 Denton - fHereJ Carter and Bryant defeated Amlin and Smith 6-1, 6-0 Polytechnic - fat Fort Worthl Carter and Bryant defeated Moore and Hammit 6-2, 6-3 Paschal - fat Fort Worthl ' . Carter and Bryant defeated Hill and Vickery 6-1, 6-8, 7-5 County Meet- fat Denisonj Carter and Bryant defeated Brister and Thomason 6-1, 6-1, - 6 Southeastern - fHerel Carter and Bryaiat defeated Small and Thomason 6-2, 6-4 V J 'S- X , Waxahechie State l-ligh School Meet J f, Cantrell and Carter defeated Sherbert and Kennen, Van, 6-2, 6-3 Q52 J tc V ts Cantrell and Carter defeated Tirey and Rucker, Waco, 6-1, 6-1 ' Wfgf I, 1 - Cantrell and Carter defeated Bryant, Sherman, and Bettis, Hi- Park, ' , -2 f , 5-7, 6-0, f,-2 Club I ,Cantrell and Carter defeated Hewitt and Majors, Houston, 6-S, 6-1 y 'czuq 1, .Ro Clfinalsl C- I Cantrell defeated McElroy, Waxahachie, 6-3, 6-0 .Kali J Cantrell defeated Majors, Houston, 4-6, 6-1, 6-2 , Cantrell defeated Spear, Corsicana, 6-1, 6-3 - agtlfi lf- 'H l- Cantrell defeated by Hewitt, Houston, 6-4, 6-2, 6-2 fFinalsl f if Bryant defeated Rucker, Waco, 7-5, 6-3 alia-ti lf' H lklc. 5 ' ij, f. X Girls lennis I 1 '. , ' , - ,V ff' urant - C'1'hereD Lg if glib .lean and Jane French beat Florence Helen Birge- and Jane it S , , , Q McElhannon 6-O, 6-2 f , 4' , Juanita Schumacker beat Mary School 6-2, 6-2 , is , k ' Beth Dunn beat Doris Klophfenstein 6-1, 6-2 '75, Clarksville - fTherel A ix McElhannon and Birge beat McBeth and Bartlett 6-2, 6-0 l is V J, Dunn beat Mauldin 6-2, 6-0 'm 'WV 'il' tt - fGainesville - CHereD l ' ,X 6 ---j , Birge and McElhannon beat YValling and Munden 6-2, 6-2 -f 'V-'Vt' W 1 Dunn beat Hice 6-2, 6-4 F A f . l , , Birge and McElhannon beat Walling and Harris 1-6, 6-2, 6-1 ft 'Y A I , Denton - tHereD 54- '6 Q,-f if J Dunn beat Kelsey 6-0, 6-3 ...W W , McElhannon and Birge beat Hudlee and Ellison 6-3, 6-4 - Masonic Home - CThereD Birge and Mclilhannon beat Smith and Williams 7-5 Mclilhannon and Birge beat Lamberth and Andrews Dunn beat Roach 6-2 6-0 Dunn beat Reynolds 6-1, 6-2 Dunn beat Billington 6-0, 6-0 QP ' 5 i 6-1 County Meet - tat Denisonl Girls 7 Girls' Boys' Boys' H Birge and McElhannon beat Jennings and Byers 6-2. 1-5 Dunn beat Marshall 6-O, 6-0 District lVleet Singles Dunn defeated Patty Tyson, Terrell 6-2, 6-1 Dunn advanced on a bye Dunn defeated by Saunders, North Dallas 8-6, 6-3 Doubles Birge and McElhannon defeated Harris and Wrather, Dallas 6-3, 6-3 Birge and Mclflhannon defeated Ables and Helms, 6-3, 6-1 Birge and lVIcElhannon defeated Wilkei' and Allard, Dallas 6-4, 6-3 Singles Cantrell defeated Leinert, Royse City 6-0, 6-1 Cantrell defeated by Grubbs, Dallas 6--1, 6-2 Doubles Carter and Bryant defeated Browning and Boyd, Dallas 6-2, 6-2 Carter and Bryant defeated by Patterson and Young. Dallas 3-6, til-2, 7-5 Regional Meet Birge and Mcfilhannon defeated Masonic Home, 6-0, 6-3. Birge and McElhannon defeated by Wichita Falls, 6-1,.- 6-4. I I ,f 1 2 L ci, Hr Qc 9' fi I -ll FEATURES f Margie Holland ' Most Beautiful Girl u Billie Bob Reagan Most Handsome Boy .... , ...:.:2f,:g.,..1,::.,,,... x -::-f:a5:15:5:- Q i s ,E y. 1 , , T v - Q x -me ' sv Y y - .v v.- x S ' iff bw 'X of it X A , 4 v W 2?-39 294 S - -IL x ,X XS SQ N 6 X Es, . . B, X Q Q5 .W :SIS Sri Ss JGFIZ IXACEIPWGDDOD Most popular Girl Raymond Tolbert Most popufar Boy Nadyne Knight Best All-Round Girl pat Qgl-fare Best All-Pound Boy CLASS FAVORITES MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL Margie Holland Opal Zell Saunders Eldene Talley Lornadee Taylor MOST HANDSOME BoY Billie Bobllieagan John Steakley 1' Frankiimard 'aag j , ?Q?W-'AER GIRL V' S Natalie Burney F Dorothy Morris Nancy Tuck Mosfr POPULAR BOY Raymond Tolbert Maurice Bryan Jack Ellis . ' Carl Stone BEST ALLfROUND GIRL Nadyne Knight Lucy Ellen Gibson Mary Frances Jamison Sara McElhannon BEST ALL-ROUND BOY Pat O'Hara Hen. O. Head Clark Johnson Bob Campbell CANDID CAM' SEES ,, W v fr I ..A. 4 3 if :ff ' f . V- - W ' 5 - -- -'--'- ---v.-.-... . ,-:-if.:'-e.1,-::.,.:,.,:w:- --z.:--1-5:1 5:5-955.5353 H: , ,H .:.4 ....,. A , ,. A N ...,,..,..v, vmwxgmwwg V 5 X A V .: f, 53E,5,: . .A . , ,.. A 4.. , W M , , :fa:gs:sa1,:,. . MMM ,,,,,,Mw-WWW mmm Mfg 4f 4 ,fa f4Z4V f W -2 F i --l,, if l, ,. xx,,, ... f 1 V - + ':':': LZZZL, I ' if V f . . A A A-,.. . Q Q, U' an A 24 :Qg.,,,..s1.-. M f HQ N 5 S 3 Q Sf 5 , 1 N xv X SQA , K K, 'X V Y N 5 gg ,X e -fa ,V- A N SY .sa 'y 'E 1 Q X? Q' X 1 N-si 4 X Y H15 ,W 3 A gy x pil 4 -34- , Q3 3 X, , Q , .... .. 'X ' . Ag ...... pw , X -,-1. .: .... I tx .: ,Q W 'V MQ, --'- W e '- 41 , M . - Q A w w W f X ' ...,.....,.,........ AAA., . z,. . , . . .5 .... . . 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I ,,,..v,, ,ST 1 ,A QL i. .11 A-. ..- X,,, . -riff: s!.X - xui.. 1. x - 3. .. -1,-..:r .-.T wi- - 'Airg- K5 w-Q' J' i1 l': 'T .Li '- -Asa. 1 ,-,A-,215 - ,525 :qi , - A.s,L1 W Q CLASSES I r Xl xg , WHQS WHO T T IN THE SENQQR CLASS 5 T x x Runners-up in the Popuiarity Contest A , x ' - ' I X NT. X . W X 11 ,,1 9' ,101 I ' A E 4,Qp e , FRANCES VEST.-XL STANLEY HEFTON BETTY JU HUNTER f X Most Beautiful Girl Most Handsome Boy Most Popular Girl 33- T ' N LEON PELLY BETTY BERNICE LEE JAMES WYCHE, 1 Most Popular Boy Best All-Round Girl Best A11-Round Boy 5 S L SENIOR CLASS MID-TERM SENIOR OFFICERS Mr. Luther H. Gray' Eugene Little Helen McAlister Maureta Saunders SPRING TERM Mrs. Vera Vaden Randolph Bryant Pat O'Hara Patricia Hopkins James Wyche Sponsor President Vice- President Secretary- Treasurer SENIOR OI-'I ICERS4 K Sponsor President Vice-President Secretary Business Manager' l l M XVYOMA ADAMSON Basketball, '36, '37, fVan Al- styneli H o In e Economics Club, '39. ADELE ALEXANDER Literary Society, '37, Latin Club, '3 7: Representative Sophomore, '37, fSan Anton- MIKE ALTHOI-'F Spanish Club, '3S. LOWELL ANDERSON Future Farmers, '36. ion: Latin Club, '38, Scholar- ship Club. '38, National Honor Society, '39: Library Club, '39. NORMAN ANDICRTON RUTH ANDRUS l5E'l l'Y ASHBURN MONROE '39- Pep Squad, '36, '37, Dramatic Club, '38, '39, Band, '38, '39, Monitflr, '38, Office Assistant, '39, Pep Squad, '39. ,r X LJWH, gylb N 3' BLJIPQ JOAN ATNIP FRANK'-ATNTP State Society Honor Roll, '36, '37, '38, Pep Leader, ,'3T, Band, '37, '38, Basketball. '37, '38, Track. '38:'SVpanish Club, '38, fGl'ZlHlt0, Oklahoniain Band, '39. my CHARLIE JO BAILEY Junior Honor Society, '36, Home Economics Club, '36, '37, '38, Scholanship Club, '36, '37, '38, '39, National Honor Society. '39, Spanish Club, '39, Office Assistant, '39, Home Economics Club, '36, Spanish Club, '3 9. RUBY BARKER Pep Squad, '36, '37, Home Economics Club, '37,'38, Band, '38, '39, Monitor, '37, Orches- tra, '39, Volley Ball, '38, '39. BILLY BARNES Monitor, '33, Hi-Y, '38, Math Club, '39, Band, '39. JOSE PHINE ATT-KISSON Volley Ball, '38, '39, Hi-Talk, '36, '37, Declamation, '36, '38, '39C S Association, '37, '38, '39, Reporter, '38, Presi- dent, 'ISSN Scholarship Club, '37, '38, '39, Junior Honor 'So- ciety, '36, Dramatic Club, '38, - casa: 'senior Latin Club, '37, '23 '39 AMY ,SUE BECKETT Latin Club, '37, Home Econom- ics Club, '38, Library Club, '39, Reporter, '39, Schol- arship Club. '36, '37, '38, '39, National Honor Society, '39, Monitor, '39. FI.ORICNCIC HlCI.l-IN ISIKGIC VIRGINIA ANN BIRCIC JICSSIC I!I.Af'K Il. VV. BLACK Tennis, '28, '39, Captain, '39, Tennis, 739: S Association, Sfudvnv assiftant in fhvmia- II-Y, '35, '39. S Assoc-iatirmn, '38, '39, Sec- 759- '30, Vice-President, 'SSH cry, '30, Offive Ivlunitor, '39, retary, Will: Latin Flub, '37, Idifilf VII-Ill, '5lT. TSS, 'fiili '35, '3E9: Scholarship Club, 'Sh Svlmlarshin Club. '3G. '37, '33, '37, '35, '39, Secretary, 'SSH 'fifvz Nariunal llwrmy Sovieiy, Dramatic Club, '3!v: National 'Till- Honui' Slwiely, '39, MARJORIIQ IiI.ACKVVEIII. RAYMOND BI,Af'KVVl7lI,L JOIQ YV. IZLOOMER Home I-Imxnonxivs Club, '36, Atbvnian, '37, WIS. F, lf. A., '38, '39, Parliamen- '37. '3S: Hi-Talk, '39- Larxan, '39, Judfzinz team, '38, .,,,, My .K 1 U1 W Mag Cfmfga mac-L ,.ff-L, ff OI.I.II'1 PAYE BRANHAM H. T. HRASHIER, JR. CLASPPIH BRASWWCLL Future Home-Makers Club. '38 Hi-Y. '37, '33, '39: Monitor, Foggball, '36, '37, 'Ilflg Pep Squad, '38, '30, T531 Dramatic Club. '38, '39: ' J Latin Club. Xi: Clee Club. '39. 1.,..n,1 ,LX .x ifil, J,y:vgPf-xi ,AA . 5 , I-12 QI' jg A if 51, L- A ' GERALD BRATZ ADA BROWN Orchestra, '37, '38, RD: F. F. Hqm., Hcnnomics Club. '36, A., '39. ICARIIIG KATHRYN BROWN Tvnnis, '37, '38: Spanish Club, TES: Declamation, '36, 'EBSQ Choral Club, '37 , President. WST: Pep Squad, '36, '37, 'SS fLeonardb: Dramatic Club, '39' Spanish Club, '39: Art Club. 739. Sevre-tary, '39, Pep Squad. '39, LILLY BROWVN Hume Economics Club, '35 '37, Valley Ball, 733, '39. l 1 EMBRY BRYAN l!ll.l.Y BRYANT DAVID BRYANT RANDOLPH BRYANT M0nlf0l'- '37, 7332 HiAY, '39 ll!-Y. 'ILT SN TW: Nlwmixur, Tennis. '34, 'Z59: Math Club. Selllm' Clflif Pwsident- '39 '39, Junior Play, 'Sill Slum 4:19, T593 Nmiuual Hmmm' Suciety. Sophomore Class Vice-lP1':-SL Work Helper, '3T: Junior Po- '30, - rlent. '3T: Hi-Y, '3T. 'Zl8,'39 lice. '38 'flllt l'alr'rvl I.t'2lfl !A. S Assouiatinn. '38, '39g De- i39. bale, 'SEL Latin Club, 'JET Sc'hnl:lx'ship Club. '3l5. '37, f H1 5 vi RALPH HUICKS 1TlfT'l'Y JO BLIRNICY K MARY BURNS Hi-Y. '39, l.iln-ary tiiuh, '37, '38, Presi- Pew Squad. WHS: Snimish Club nent. Tlx: l'hm'ul Flub, 'STZ 'Ulm 'SSH Math Club, 'SEL Monitor. V591 Office Assishxnt, 'CHM Nzitiffnzxl Hlmwx' Suvicly. 'SM X v ' , W - Qw , , I A ' I lj QR rff' U ' H 'S , , V J, , 4 . . , Y A l, sl' 1,1 1 , 1 I lll'I'l'SY CIUN 'MN ll MARY lfl.l.lCN UANNOFI XN'lLl.lAM LTANNUN I. PSD Silllzlll. '343. 'STI Hwruf Sfflmlzxrslxigw lfllzb, '36, Library Hi-Y, WSH. Economic-s Club. YET: Muniiur' .X5SlST?llll, '36, 739: Pep Squad, '37. l.ihrnx-y Assisi.-nt. 'filiz Latin Club. 'CSTQ Choral '39. Vlali. 'iST. 'fl9: H1-Tzilli, 'SSI S:-:aziixlz Vlxxb. T391 lhmla :arid Iwi i'l11lv. 'Sli' I, GllUYl'Ill l'.XN'l'lll'fl.l'. lll'1'l.lf C.-XlC.XXYAY HAY L'AllHU'l'll .IME QARTER Rl'1Pl'L'S1'Ill2nllX'6 Cnunl-ll. Till. U '3T. '3Y:v'l'x-za:-lc, YZF: F. l . A., iv-: Plwtbull '1' RQll!'x4Clll21TlXE C.-uzzvil. '38, Junior Honor Slmioty, 'SSG' 1 lxiiamnzlll. 'flfi S Aisrwizx- l'r--simle-NL uf l-'vusiimzm Class, Sq-hgxlglyship Club, '33, 'Gif 'JDS A N. nfl. Silfifellllt 2.1 'JHSI lil 0 g t lizeprexeuuluye '39: Lalin Club, 'STQ Tennis. ' 'L3i': Nzxtl1Clnb. Zlfl.. l-'rc-fimxzazz llny. 'lluiz Schul- '3T, '3P. 359: Naiicxml Hcznu' in-Nliirv Club. 'Sm '?3T. '39: Socivty, '38, T592 S Aswmvlzl- Jzlzninz- Huzmz' Suvi-fly. '36, tion. 'RN 'CV' 'ifxzzu Till. 'ILT l.zxti'i Club, WST: lvlonitbr. IES: Tennis, '515'. Captain. UU: Nzatiumai llmmr' Suc'icl,r. '39. Tren:- 11.'s-1'. 'BSN Hi-Y. T591 S Afsm-ialiurx, US, 'SEM Math Club, 549: Slate' XYh0'r XVhu. 'ITEM EARL CATHEY C. M. CLAY PAT CAUSEY L1LL1AN CLARK WELDON CLARK Home Economics Club, '36: Ppp Squad, '36, '37, F. F, A., '37, '38, '39, Watch Volley Ball, '38, Spanish Club, Dog, '39, Flag Bearer, '39. '39. BETTY .IEANJEOLE D . A ET JANE cooK X ,J PED Sflilafl, '36, '37. '33, '39, 1' 'E e Ecoxfmics Club, '36. Leader, '37, '38, '39: Home A I Economics Club, ,362 Choral ,P Club, '37: Dramatic Club, '35, . MB' yi' , I. df' iv I I, I I C' fffffff-' I ' li xl l lj f l .C V ,f E. ,X Qifxx . jf .,4-fi, J Q, .i xi pl' gl ,J , Q I U ,JR 4 , h, . 7 I . A. I., jj .f 1 ' -f' i - JOE COVEY K MARGARET CRAVEN ' 2' JAMES CROSBY F. F. A.. '37, '38, '39g Parlia- Monitor, '33, School Queen, Hi-Y, '37, '38, Scholarship menmrian, '39, Math Club, '39. '39. fjlnl-, '33, REGINA CULLEN Library Club, '39, FJ I 1 I I. MARY ELLEN DAVIDSON LAVELL DAVIS LUCILLE DAVIS Hi-Y, '38, '39, Hume Economics Club, '36, Pep Squad, '38, Drum and Bufzle Corps, '3S: Art Club, 'f '39g Office Assistant, '39, Spanish Club, '39, LUCY DAVIS BlLLY DEDHRICK LA Yl:lRNli DENNIS FRANK DRIVER N , is .K -. L Wm, 1, ,, - Juninr Honur Socieiy. EG: 15.3 '37, 'ggg fggg S gh Sp.zn.,n Ll mb. 39. Ship VSb.l. Hefpc.. 39. scholarship Club, '35, '35, '39, yhibv -3- Dani ,r National Honor Society. '3l': A Home Economics Club '3S. '39, Q Presidv.-lit. i391 Spanish Club, v: N '3Sf. Secretary. 'Sill Ar: Club. R J '39g Athenian, '39, '4 u 1 '. , ' 3 i , ALICE DUNHAM el V! BETH DUNN MARY RUTH DYER- Y . . . , Latin Club. '3S: Choral Club, - X Junior Hunoi' Svfieiy. '352 Home I'.vonom1.cs Club, 383 '38, '39, ..5 ' Suholaiwhilv Club. '36, '3T. '35, Fpanifh Club, 33. x g 4' '3El: National Honor Society, - N 'X '39Z Latin Club, '3T. '3X. k 'X '39, Consul, 'SHUI Math Club. 3 ' ,X TW. President. 'iiilz Girls' S '- y v Association. '359: Tennis. T593 ,Nu I X, State VYhu's. Vl'hu. '39. w. X A X45 X l, . V. I , Q J Ulf! K 4. wfik. f ' f , 'VX bt J ,fx f I., 2 if 1 , ' .,. f 1 , a . 2 X!! ij J' . 1 -f ,, . 'fl' fg x 1' Q ' S'f'T, X - 'Rf g N, f R r Y A ' 2 , E LEVVIS EPPS LEONARD EVANS T' X X 7' V M.-KIIRINH EVANS x' ,D . I Q-- Hi.Y, '33, '39, F. F. A. '3T. '38, '39, Treas- 'S' f- QQ., Pep Squad. '3T. 'SSQ Monitor urer. '3b: President, '39: Live- Q - 'Xu '37, '33-, '39. stock Team. '3?-. Meat Identi- ' -Q -:N R fin-ation Team, '3S. 5- V L. '- 5 S. ' 1 . ? . i X , , ' J ,f- af BILLY JEAN I-'ARLOW ifrnugxr: FERGUSON l-'HANKQEIJL l-'HEEMAN 1'yi4'N'1'ICE GAPVORD Home Economics Club, '36L Hume Economics Club. '30, Fai . Aj '3T: Gfee Club, '35 Jdnibr Hunur Suciety, '36: 37, '35, 'BEM Volley Ball. '32-. ': Iii-Y, 1l2, 39. Choral Club, '36: Scholarship Club, '36, '39g National Honor Society '393 Spanish Club. '37, '3S1 Dramatic Club, '39: Athenian, '39, Library Club, '393 StuLlenL Pan-American Forum, '36, W Q Pf N Quill W C1'l5,s'f' . J . '+V l HELEN GARCIA ATHELIA GIDDICNS VIRGINIA GlLLI'lSl'II'l NEIL GILLIAIVI Choral Club Accumpanist, '37, Archery Club, '3S: Swimmi f ' Extemporaneous Spm-em-l1. '35, F. I . A., '36, '37, '38, Vice 38, '39, Home Economics Club. '35, fl-Iuuswnl: M n- L '3 C Girh S Association, Prvsinlent, '38. Club, 35, '39, R9PUl'ie1', '393 Urr, '39, Dramatic Club, ' 9 '3I4, '39, Reportr-r, '38, '39. Spanish Club, '39. r ' fs, 3- ,Hx 1,12 0 o 'IE M , j ,E lil ENB 1 I VVANDA MAE GRACE 1 ,. M. GRAIIAM LA VERNE GRAVES Home Ecnuoniics Club, '36, f , 'Xu jl 4 National Honor Society, '39: '3T: Most Popular Sophomore Art Clulv, Girl, 'ST3 Monitor. '3T: Li- f brary Assistant, '3T? Math If ' ' I Club,'3E9: l'i-pSqua1l, '36, Lvad- y '- ' - er. '37, '38, '39, Dramatic Clu ' Ki. , '3X: Junior Play, rf' 4 A Talk, '39, L -f ' 4 JEWEL GRAY JAMES GREEN lil'I'l'TY JO Home Economins Club, '3li: Iii- Hi-Y. '33, '39: Basketball, 'SSL Latin Club, '37, braiy Club, '37, '3S, Vic-e S Asgm-iation, '39, 'fiflg Scholarship Presimlent, T321 Munitur, '39. 1 J DUN QRLGG QUINN HAGAN KATHRYN HARALSUN i'HRlS'I'INI'l HARLING . .I I -3 - If .34. F. F- Au f3Vv 53-V -35: M -- M rt ,t ,3,-, ,39, P S 2 L fi-holarship Club, '36, '37, '38, L 'A A ' 'A' 35' I' lor, '3fS. ' um '3l?,m'gll2 1Home Iggonilgiliis 'wi Vip, Squad, 36' 'QQSMZH1 Club, '39, Dramatic Club, '3U. '.'u ' '5 ' Secretamf' 391561- L' imma! Honor Society, 39: E llramativ Club, '39, Junior Q Hunux' SUCIQYYV 356. X, -1 .JE I , I ,ff JAMES HARTWIG Declamation, '36, '39, Junior Play, '38, S Association, '38, '39. STANLEY HEFTON Monitor, '36, F. F. A., '37, '38, '39, Glee Club, '38, '39, Hi-Y, '39, Duke of Junior Class, '38. ' f 1 i 7 J J V , lj il! 'I FA J ,W ,XJ CLIVE HATFIELD, JR. Rifle Club. '36, '37, fMRI'- shallj, Junior Play, '38, Dra- '39, Pep matic Club, '38, Squad Leader, '39, Hi-Y, '33, '39. EMIL HATFIELD, JR. Band. '36, '37, Orchestra, '37, Scholarship Club, '36, '37' Football, '37, '38, Basketball: '38, '39, S Association. '37. '38, '39, President, '39, School King, '39. DAVID HELMS l. i ' I ',l ,pffg if R.. KM! il, -1.3 f MP' fnW'X 5? My 0 j, J! MILDRED HEATHCOCK Pep Squad, '37, Monitor, '39. LaVELLE HENRY Home Economics Club, '36, '37, '38, '39, PPD Squad, '36, X 31. V - . 5,,,?QM, HARP IGH i-Y, '36, '37 fn. womng 'ss, '39, Math Club, 'ss- Athenian, '38, '39. l at H MARGIE HOLLAND Choral Club, '37, Latin Club, '37, Home Economics Club, '38, Office Assistant, '39' Duchess of Junior Class, '38, National Honor Society, '39, Most Beautiful Girl, '39, Duchess of Senior Class, '39. bfi? f , j? D054 'l'l'l'l DWTE ,.Hwx .1AMasH1N'roN Q PATRICIA HOPKINS Junior Honor Society, '36, Scholarship Club, '36, '37, '35, '39, National Honor Society, '38, '39, Vice President, '39, Latin Club, '37, '38, '39, Dra- matic Club, '38, '39, Vice- President, '3'9, Junior Play, '38, Secretary of Senior Class, '39, State Who's Who, '39. D U' f f,4f,foG 'll L f Z MARGIE HORTON Pep Squad, '38, Choral Club, '39, Spanish Club, '39. UI CONNIE HOFFMAN Journalism Club. '36, Drama- tic Club, '37, '38 1Parisl: Hi- Talk, '39, Athenian, '39. gmt Pf 'fJf MARY ANNA HOWDESHELL Scholarship Club, '36, '37 3 Latin Club, '38, '39, Athenian, sw 'N JESMAE HOWELL Spanish Club, '38, Library Club, '38, '39, Secrctury-Treas- urer. '39. I BETTY JO HUNTER Treasurer Freshman Class, '36, Pep Squad, '36, '37, '38, '39, Leader, '38, '39, Moni- tor, '38, Math Club, '39. ' LEE HUDGINS Spanish Club, '38, Football, '3H: S Association, '38, '39, Hi-Y, '37, '38, President, '39, Athenian, '38, Math Club, '39. EVJELI X eq, x -X ex X I ll ,X HORACE HUDNALL VVELDON HULL Dramatic Club, '39. , F- F- A-, '39- , 'l . - ., , . JERGER , A J N . SAMUEL JOHNSON , X X ' in 1- '. '. A., '38, '39, Reporter, '39, Spanish Club, '39, Stu- dent Pan-American Forum, 37, Hi-Talk. '39. MARY LEE KAYLOR NADYNE KNIGHT Junior Honor Society, '36, Scholarship Club, '36, '37, '39, National Honor Society, '38, '39, President, '39, Athenian, '36, '37, '38, '39, Editor, '39, Secretary Sophomore Class, '37, Hi-Talk, '37, Monitor, '37, Latin Club, '37, Princess Sophomore Class. '37, Prin- cess Junior Class, '38, D. A. R. representative, '39, Junior Play, '38, Pep Squad, '36, '39, Girls S Association, '39, Dramatic Club, '38, '39, Sec- retary-Treasurer, '39, Spanish Club, '39, Best All-Round Girl, '36, '38, '39, State Who's Who, '39, ll w i Al xl X 507 MW f? . '7 , Q ' Fzevg MARY Lou KENNEY TROY KIDD ' Home Economirs Club, '36, Hi-Y, '38, '39. '37, Choral Club, '38, '39, Sec- retary, '3 8. RICHARD LACKEY Football, '37, Merit Award, '38, Monitor, '38, '39, S Association, '38, '39, Wood- work helper, '37, Basketball Manager, '39. MARGARET fAiNSON LAMURL LAYLAND Pep Squad, '36, Monitor, '38. Basketball, '37, Baseball, '37' 1ProsperJ Band, '38, '39, Or- chestra, '38, Basketball, '39. as W, 4 WW. .wif W , iw ,W ,xl BETTY BERNICE LEE VIRGINIA LILLY ,lJOR.O'1'HY MAE LINSTEADT EUGENE LITTLE Junior Honor Soc-ietyu '36, Home Economics Club, '37, Home Economics Club, '36, Spanish Club, '38, '39, Presi S0h0l3l'ShlD Club. 36, '31, '35, 'Iii '39. Volley Ball, '38, '39: Library dent oi Mid-TL-rm Senior '39, National Honor Society, '38, '39: Pep Squad, '36g De- bate, '36, '37, Latin Club, '37, Choral Club, '38, President, '38, Hi-Talk, '38, Athenian, '39 , Business Manager, '39: Girls' S Association, '39, Representative of Sophomore Most Valuable Class, '37 1 Junior Girl, '38, Operetta, '38: Representative Council, '3G: State Who's Who, '39, Vof'ational Club, '39. MARY DELLE LOCKE Choral Club, '39: Hi-Talk, '38, '39: Spanish Club, '39Z Art Pep Squad, '36, Home Fluononiics Club, '36, '35, '39Z Pop Squad, Club, '392 Dramatic Club, '39g Monitor, '39. Club, '38, '39. JUANITA MATHEWS '36, '3Sg ' x Class, '39, CHARLIN lfl MATHIS Home Economics Club, '37 Spanish Club, '39 t ,,f,f 1 , f 1 .7 '-,,.,7', I' I L il ' I V, 1 1 ' ' JOHN B. IVIATHIS DORIS HIAULDIN Hl'il.l'lN lNll'Al.lSTER F. F. A., '37, '33, '39, Hisa Home Economics Club, '36, Home Economics Club, '36 t0l'i8.D, '33, '37, '3S. Choral Club, '36, '37. ' rf ' , Q: , WILIIIAM McANULTY DOROTHY JU MCCASIIAND JANI-I MHCLHANNON LYNN NICKINNEY Spanish Club, '39, Junior Po- Drzunutic Club, '39, S4'h014l'l'Sl1iIJ Club. '35, '37C Defflllmi-1fi0H. '36C TSMUS. '35 lice, '33, '39: Glee Club, '39, Tennis, '33, '39: Dramatic '37 tV2U1 AISCYYINZ F. F- A State Who's Who, '3fl. Club, '39, Latin Club, '37, '35, ':4Sl: Duchess of Sophomore Class, '3T: Most Popular Girl, 39: Girls' S Association, '38, '39: Secretary ol' Junior Class, WIS: State Who's VVho, '39. '3S: Band, '38, '30, IVIARY LEE MCKINNEY Home Ecunomivs Club, '3T: Athenian, '38, Dramatic Club, '39, Library Club, '39, Presi- dent, '39, W MAURICE MFILTON HAYDEN MERPIDITH PIVHLYN MIIJLPJR Dramatic- Club, '32, '393 F. pl Hi-Talk. '36s Glee Club. '3EZ Home Economics Club, '35, A., '3X, T191 Hi-Y, '38, 749. HPY, '33. '39C FOOUJSH. '31, '3T: Monitor, '37: Pep Squad, '3?4: S Association, '38, '39, '37, '38 '39, Secretary - Treasurer. '39, Pvince of Junior Class, '39. EUGENE MITJCHPILL, I-IVELYN MONK BI'I'I'TY MOORE Spanish Club, 3359. ,jjj Pep Squad, '36: Home Evo- Scholarship Club, '36, '3T: 9,7 Y nomirs Club, '38, Latin Club, 'IiT: Hi-Talk, '39. 4 l ' if-T f I ,C o r l 4 1 l i l lCIl.l'I EN MOORE Svholarship Club, '36, '37, 'Tiki Junior Honor Society, T361 National Honor Soriety, '38, '39, Svrretary, '3!7: Home Evo- nnmivs Club, T461 Spanish Club, '39, RUBY FAYE MOSS Pep Squad, '36, '3T: Home lironomics Club. '37, '33, 'ISSJ President, '37: Vice l'1'c-sidcnt, '38, '39, Monitor, '3T: Nation- al Honor Som-iiety, '38, '39: Scholarship Club, '39, Office' Assistant, '39, Athvnian, '39. C pwlli-if'2fgifD Filip 5 MAX MOUlil'i GPIURGANNA IVIORRIS D - 11 ,' ,312 D k f VCD Squad '36, '37, Scholar- g1','r'f,2'f mf. 8 ship Club, visa, '37, '38, '59, ' Junior Honor Society, 'SSL Monitor, '3T: Junior Police, '35, National Honor Society, '38, '3il: Spanish Club, '38: Hi-'l'nllx. 'ilflg Library Club, Till. Cl.lF'l'0N MULDE-R CHARLES .lOl'l MUSSHH RFIYNELIA NEVILL Monitor. 'san Mann Clu-lx. '::0. Hi-Y. '37, '38, '39- Pep Suuad, vfG. '3T: 'Home Evononiics Club. '36, '3-lv: ' Monitor, '3T: Library Club, 'ISN '39, Vice President, '39, CLAYTON ODOM gaznd, '36, '37, Monitor, '36, PAT O'I-IARA Hi-Y, '37, '38, Treasurer, '38, President Junior Class, '38, Vice-President Senior Class, '39, Hi Talk, '38, Best All- Round Boy, '39, Monitor, '36, Most Popular Junior Boy, '38, Pep Squad Leader, '37, '38, Dramatic Club, '38, 39, Presi- dent, '39, Math Club, '39, Athenian, '39, Spanish Club, '38, Representative Council, '36, State Who's Who, '39. ELIZABETH OLSEN CORA MAE OWEN Junior Scholarship Society, Home Ef'0I10H1iCS Club. '36, '36, Home Economics Club, '37, '38, P011 Squad. '33. '39- '3G, '37, Volley Ball, '38. HARRY owEN HELEN PADON CARLOS PEPPERS . f X 1 X' Pep Squad, '36, Latin Club, '38, '39, Monitor, '39. 61,433 'Hur 1 ,JW yvwf4'l l 6, ROBERT PERKINS JESSE Mon-itor, '37, Latin Club, '38, Hi.Y, '39- '39, Junior Police, '38, '39' Hi-Y, '38, '39. r ' LAVELLE PRESLEY SADIE PULLIAM Pep Squad, '36, '37, '38, '39, Band. '37, '38, '39, Orchestra, Orchestra '38, '39, Spanish '37, '38, '39. Club, '39, National Honor So- ciety, '39. POINTS BILLY PURDOM 'VXI MARGARET POPPLEWELL Monitor, '38, '39, Pep Squad, '36, Hi-Talk, '36, Home Eco- nomics Club, '36, BILLXE BOB REAGAN Most Handsome Boy, '38, '39, Prince of Sophomore Class, '37, Prince of Junior Class, '38, Monitor, '39, VELMA DAWN REAGAN Home Economics Club, '36, '37, Reporter, '37, Pep Squad, '38: Monitor, '38, Drum Corps, '37, '38, Dramatic Club, '38, '39, MARJORIE ROGERS Pep Squad, '36, '37, '38: Home Economics Club, '36, '37, '38, Monitor, '38. off VIVIAN REID J. E. RICHARDS JORENE ROBERTSON Choral Club. '36: Orchestra, I . P. A., '3S. Scholarship Club, '37: Latin '36, '37, '38, '39, Dramatic Club, '38g Dramatic Club, '38, Club, '39, National Honor So- '39, Monitor, '39, Athenian, fziety, '39. '39. DOROTHY MARIE .ROSS Home Economics Clulb, '30, '37, Vice - President, '37: Spanish Club, '39, Treasurer, '39, Art Cluh, '39, Scholar- ship Club, '36, '37, '38, '39. Vice-l residenl, '38: Office As- sistant. '39. FRANCES RUSSOM Pep Squad '36, '37: Home Ecof nomics Club, 39: Dramatic Club, '39. . ' N x 4 . A f 1 WANDA RYAN Pep Squad '36, '37, Home Eco- . , ,ff ,J ,. ,ca '-f f , ff, , 1 f ,I ,f W7' 11-X f , ' -- MXAURETA SAUNDERS Library Club, '39, Monitor nomics Club, '37, '38, '39. 35. MQ BILLY JOE SAVAGE E Sophomore Play, '37, Junior N Play, 'ss qcunm-J. W HL- 1 l N., X LINTON SAVAGE VERNA LEENE SHARP BEATRICE SIMMONS LORENE SIMS Home Economics Club, '36: Pep Squad. '36, '37, '38: Moni- Library Club, '37, '38, '39g tor, '36: Home Economics Pep Squad, '36, '37, Club, '36, MARJORIE SLOAN Home Economics Club, '36, '37 JIM STINSON Hi-Y '37, '38 '39, Latin Club, '37, '38, Sophomore Class President, '37, Athenian Staff, '37, '38, '39, Duke of Sopho- more Class, '37, MM? Ch FRANCES SMITH oral Club. '36, '37, '38, Hi- LOUISE SMITH Home Economics Club, '36. Talk, '37, '38, '39. Home Economics Club, '36, '37, '38, Athenian Staff, '37, ,gk , ICARLEEN STONE JOE HENRY STOUT Football '37, '33, S Associa '39, Hi-Y, '38, '39, ' A S 3, af' tion, '38, '39, Vice-President, HUB ERT STETHENS JACK STOVVE Latin Club, '37, X: VX ff 7, 11 Wi' 7 . , X, X W f l Y RICHARD TEBOW ROSEMAICY TELFORD ERNEST THOMPSON Band, '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, Choral Club, '36, '37, Scholar- Spanish Club '37, Hi-Y, '3 President, 393 Monitor, '38, ship Club, '36, '37, '38, Latin '38, Sergeant-at-Arms, '39.' Hi-Y, '36, Math Club, '3S. Club, '33, '39, Junior Honor Society, '36, Hi Talk, '39. C F 5 I D Qvlsdl ,UGM 15E'l l'Y 'l'HORN'l'ON MARJORY 'IOLBERT VYlLLll:1 'IVYYFOIID EVXQLYN TYEH. Choral Club, '36, '37, '39. Home Economics Club, '36, Home Economics Club, 'i5., Home Economics Club, '37, '35 . '37, Sea-rotary, '37, Scholar- '39, Choral Club, '37, TSS. . ship Club, '33, Office Assist- HH t, '39. fwwij LEONA TYER OTTO VEHLE Home Economics Club, '36. '39: Shop Hvlper, '3T. Band. '38, '39: Orvhesirn, '38 FRANCES VESTAL , Pep Squad, '36. '37: Choral Club. T593 Snanish Club, '33, Prinvess of Senior Claw, '39, MARGARET VVALKER MARY VVALKFR All.liliN 'WEBSTER Pep Squgdq '36, '37, 'SEZ 31935- Home- Economirs Club. '36g Home- liconomivs Club, '36, -mr, '37, '38, Hi-Talk. '33, '39, Business Draniatic Club. 739. Q Manager. '3El: Scholarship 1 Q Club. '56, MT, '3S. A 9925-1 MARY LOU W'ALDRUM Home Economics Club, '37, BU: Monitor, '39. BENNY VVEINGARTEIJ Latin Club. '37, '38g Hi-Talk, '37, Business Manager, .3- l . A i i MA PAUL VVERTZ BILLIE VVHl'l'I2ACRE F, F, A., '37, '3S. Representative Council. '36g ,X Junior Honor Society, '3tSZ Scholarship Club, '36, '37, '35 '39: Latin Club. '37, iss, Hi: Talk, '37, '38. '39, Editor, '38, '39: National Honor So:-iety, .gg ,39, .. V, ,Q . , , '39: Maih President, BETTY JEAN VVRIGHT MARGIE VVRIGHT Pep Squad, '36, '37, Pep Squad, '36, '3Tg Monitor' Hz., oi. S Aarociation. 35, Club, '39, Vice '39. JAMES WYCHE , Junior Honor Society, '3ti: Most Representative Boy, Freshman, '36, Junior, '38g X Vice - President of Junior Class, '3S: Most Valuable Boy of Junior Class, '38: Math Club, '39: Scholarship Club, '3,EL Vice-President, '39: Hi- 'l'alk, '38, '39, Chemistry Help- erg '39: Business Manailer of Senior Class, '39g State Who's VYho. '39, r JANICE .YVILLIAMS Home Economics Club, '38, 'SUS fVlOniior, '39. VIRGINIA YOWELL Home Economies Club, '36, '3T: Library Club, '375 '38: Moniior, '39, vi LCJVQ9 WHOS WHO IN THE JUNIOR CLASS 63 W Runners-up in time Popularity Contest X ' . 1 Opal Zell Saunders l-'ddie Calm BI'1rv Loui'e XVailace Glen Jaco , 4 4 n L P. Natalie Burney Maurice Bryan if Margaret Lee Brown Harry King Bean Lucy Ellen Gibson Hen. U. Hemi Billie Faye Young Donald WL-ilis Q JLINICD12 CLASS O1-'I 1C1'IR!S Miss LZ1zu':i.1ou Iimxvii 1'i1lk'l11fj'S1!O1'lSO1 1101111111 Wcihs Presiclcnt Natalie Burney Yicc-Prcsiclent' Billie Faye Young 5CC1'Ct2ll'j' if 5 5 4 3 if L.. A :,A Af1:A. Q 4 rli l ll l ll l l i ,Ai1,. V1,. Z Q Abzlzl' :IQ ,S Clotile Abernathy lAH'l6D fiww 1 W i ?' Z' . 4 X vc A Q ,V - r ,, Q. 4 ,W 3 .,, ig wr I5 Q' am. -2:51 62 332 'X v-ff . 31 4': -.,:,. '::. 4, Q, . - A .,.. Z ,i,EQf,- -31gs::,::- 5 ,. ,,.. g ,A if . H .... x :.::3.:g:g:,5. Peggy Alexander Ray Ayres ' Nlorece Batsell Leila Mae Bledsoe June Braswell 3-Ia rgaret Lee Brown Rosa. Mae Carter Lois Craven Bob Bryant Natalie Burney Mary Charles Capps Clifford Caraway Dorothy Carpenter Mary Case Betty Ellen Claybourn Margaret Cloud Joretta Compton Frances Covey Philip Crosby K Amy Lee Daniel 2' Pete Darter V . Evelyn Davie 1 Christine Dial rvvve D 0 Of E E D 06465 if , .:. Xa 9 :.:.:-in uw M ffm-M' 'PU .. .Q..., mv ,.,,,.. . i. :-::51:5-. ':2:2:E:::a:::,, .... 4 -:-:-w::,r':. .:5:e:5:51 - ,, ' ---' ' - 1 H+: ' :. ' Q ww -.si ::::'.. K QMW 5- 4 322 -' XB e. Vg ff in Wa ' x ,E V. .,.,, 3,1 VQQI - Q, F-zz CliITord Dinsmore Hugh Former Marie Francis Frances Gainer Q. Si Q. . . fe X Q . W, . ,,::.,:1.,::H :E: V V if Frances Gardner Lucy Ellen Gibson Margie Grant Dehfland Griffin Dora Mae Gunter gf M . M4 F Hen. O. Head XL Thelma Heathcock Dorothy Hendricks Annie Katherine Hennen Ruth Gattis ND Randolph Hamilton Betty Jo Harrison Mary Helen Higginbotham Carol Ivy Glen Jaco Vernon Jones Oneta King Boyd Lane Betty Huichinson Mary Katherine Lewis '75 1,211-J Aff-4,-L, lfx,4,f,tf 'E ,mmm AMHVAL! ZH Sf, 'I '32 f la! N 6 Cjqgiie IWW Wf27f7fV vw, W WJ-- ,f fxlfiw X: A Q M 5 gm' s Y ig . Q 4 A 9 4' W 1 John Livingston , V, :,. :zv U ,1 - ii - ...,,... . Christine Looiie- Betty Ruth Morris Mary Alice Morrow Nancy Nall Mildred Phillips James Points Polly Polk Jeanette Rankin Julia Rntliti' Louis Marks Jean McCutcheon Rosemary McLinsky MaryMcMi1lan I ' Jn Tip Newell ,Q Cherie Mar' Ne 'man V . Martin Nicholas V' I . Vifillis Poole ' Margaret Raney ' ff 'J j ' Toi wances Raney 1 Emma Jean Reynolds Q Mary Elizabeth Robardy Jack Rusbom Maureta Sarver D wi dig: -1 A wi' Q' 4. ,.v:.M:.. .. .5 4 ,si a ff M 70V'kf Upzil Zell Saunders S - Ly Margaret bcoggins Richard Scott Jaines Spradley Clzfiord Stimson Felix Welmaker Buddy Sharp Joseph Thomas 1 I-llouise Tipton Dorothy Jean VVallace Ralph Walters ff Tommy Ruth Simmons Cyrus Smith D. S. Travis Ethel Lois YVegener Marjorie lVhiteacre Billy Jo lVilliams Fredlyn Willis Donald Weihs Evelyn Vi'omack Henry Sory Margie Lee Turley Doroihy Welling Billie Faye Young WI-lO'S WI-IO IN THE SGPHOMOIQE CLASS Runners-up in the popularity Contest Eldene Talley John Steakley Jean Rudolph VVilliam Pick:-nance Dorothy Morris .lack Ellis Sara Holt Arthur Hopkins Mary Frances Jamison Clark Johnson Betty Tuck Joe Richardson SGP!-ICDMOIQE CLASS Mrs. Stanley Hayes Clark Johnson .Toe Richardson Mary Frances Jamison Eldene Talley OFFICERS Faculty. Sponsor President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Ehffhllk -fgpchelc uv 'W S-ZMZ7' H2151 M4147 1 1770 xg. 1 ,Mfv.fmA-7' . ' Y , V X M if T Mfg' 5HF5!fv4f12E'i,SuALL AM LP YTDUSK r::A'fVlfM . U . . rn vW'g'f,, fl I wiv Www Sfbwlww ww Clayton Ballard Marjorie Bishop , oo io. . 1 'I- ..' Q '-- ' i ,..1Q-,', 5 + o o nl Helen Jean Black Leonard Collins Helen Covey Geraldine Cox Tom Scott Dean James Dennis Garlan Bryan orotlly Calhoun Jenny Ann Craven . ary Ellen Carter R. L. Clinton, Jr. Kitty Lou Dzividcliick Gretchen Di rineyer Ernest Enibry M11 ry Brannon Dru ne Jclm Benton Davis Raymond Dean Frances Dunn Bonny Jean Ifldniisron Jack Ellie Ikwinl l-Engel l Bry aint Fergu son Billy Fnppo Mzirgzaret Ford Clarence Foreman Ma1'y'Gowan Fonlks y ' ,x 12 52 g gg -:I 1 'jg-:!. I , .,... .. ' .....:: 5 m ' . were Nm' f if x Q38 ,fi :Z rf I T a..... fff 549416 0FF M! gh 07 f-fI9L L f Tul?VfVf e r aff 7hLf flff gahyg J, pgwrwf 11' AAL - 'HE DIEJS l mf qjpgfp i 56 Ep,qEr?D 1 '-' 2. 5 L ' f 56 7 J zlzzkz, .:. Ezg E,E l flag Kathleen Fuller Jeff Gamble i Norma Lee Garner i Billy Greene I ' ze Greenwood Jimmie Grilmble , Jerry Grindstatl' 1 Billy Jeti' Hall l Nancy Hatfield Homer Haynie l Sara Holt W Ar inr Hopkins i Glenn Iles Mary Frances Jamison Clark Johnson '. Juanita Jones Z1 g X f R. C. Kerr V D07 FKIEIVJ Mary Frances Kyle Q George Dewey La-glgzy. 'ffg Shepherd Litsey Maurine Mathis Dorothy McCalman Thelma McKee Dorothy Morris '- Leona Faye Locke Shirley Newell Joe Newman Billy Parker 4 ,,.?:J,:E,:: 5 'We 4' Mjlfwf WW ND qxnvlyiilxgkf Meta Elizabeth Peveto Betty Jane Phinney Jewell Plangman Evelyn Q uinten Joe Vincent Rzindzill l ary Frztnres Reid avmond Risk -2- Jett Roberts Elizabeth Robertson June Rosenberry Betty .lo Ross .lean Rudolph ,1 Edmond Saunders - U , l'ClIzahetl1Scnll M ' My VVinston Silas Miriam Snodgrass Z! aytfklf W Nelda Lee Smith Y- Sylvia Spraggik' I , ,Q Pauline Summerhill JQ jf! LW 7 WX ,0 W '-'Q' ltlldene Talley -A Patricia Thorn X Sh Una Mae Turley Modyne Vzindagritf Betty Vestal Mary Frances Totten 'fd--Billy Louise Traylor Betty VV:lldrop Bob XValdrop Betsy VVatson Bud Wilson Betty Tuck Katherine Wood Junior Members ol the National Honor Society Peggy Alexander Roberta Bond Margaret Lee Brown Bob Bryant Natalie Burney Dorothy Carpenter Lucy Ellen Gibson Hen. 0. Head Dorothy Hendricks Frances Vaughn Donald Weihs Junior Members oi the Scholarship Club Peggy Alexander Margaret Lee Brown Bob Bryant Katherine Burke Natalie Burney Rosa Mae Carter Dorothy Carpenter Thelma Cook Evelyn Davis Lucy Ellen Gibson Hen. O. Head Dorothy Ilendricks Oneta King Mary Katherine Lewis Delana Lilly Ruby Lee Myers Janice Naylor Tip Newell VVynona Pack Emma Jean Reynolds Martha Turner Frances Vaughn Ethel Lois Wegener Marjorie VVhiteacre Billy Fay Young Sophomore Members oi the Scholarship Club Bill Arrington Helen Black David Bumpas Garlan Bryan Billy Clark Helen Covey James Dennis Mary Brannon Drane Jack Ellis Mary Gowen Foulks Jack Gwyn Mary Frances Jamison Clark Johnson Mary Frances Kyle Udell Perdue Jewel Plangman Joe Richardson Betty Jo Ross Jean Rudolph Winston Silas Nelda Smith Eldene Talley Billy Louise Traylor Betty Tuck Freshman Members ol the Scholarship Club David Bryant Collin Brooks Beth Bundren Robert Ca -nbell Mary Janice Cole Nelda Forest Norma Jean Gardenshire Melba Jo Gathright David Gleckler Mary Dema Hinton Howard Lucas Nell McCall Mona McKee Glenn Robertson Katherine Rogers Mary Louise Savage Shirley Scott Velma Jean Sharp Majory Vaughn Frances Wilson Winners ln Literary Events ln County Meet First places were won in both boys' and girls' extemporaneous speak- ing, with Virginia Gillespie defeating Mary Read Bremerman, and with -lack Gwyn defeating James Ellis, first places were also won by both senior declaiiners. with Josephine Att-Kisson winning in the girls' divison and Davd Engel winning in the boys' division, defeating Clara Heinilmuger and, .lack Little, their opponents from Denison. District Meet ln the senior girls' declamation contest, Josephine Att-Kisson placed secondg David Engel placed fourth in boys' declamation. Virginia Gillespie won third place in girls' exteinporaneous speech, and .lack Gwyn won second place in the boys' division. WI-IOS WI-IO IN THE FRESHMAN CLASS Runners-up in the Popularity Contest Lornadee Taylor Frank Beard Melba Jo Gathright Sterling Dimmitt Nancy Tuck Carl Stone Mary Gordon Ellis David Bryant Sara McElhannon Bob Campbell Marian Gulzke Charles Hill LUKZ, v VMLVL cjfc'-1w:Q 449 mag M4-J WW WW FRESI-IMAN CLASS Mrs. Porter Travis Dzivicl Gleckler Mary Gordon Ellis Cecile Wortliley Clizirles Hill Bob Campbell I lfziculty Sponsol President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Representative E I MW v 'X Hvmgd 1 RAVFMLQL W1 eb ' 7 VL e .J M K H O1 Q flat? fLLN'fSZ'NeW?y1v'A 4946 TRAVIS HOME ROOM DVXL HOME ROOM REACOCK HOME ROOM p-I HGKIH3411 191-wfwzl 3 4'Zf4-IAQ. m4,L Hgpv T 5f4fE'xJ4M cCmuNsHowmR0cmA WQ5?MBWf MOORE HOME ROOM FOWLER HOME ROOM fT f 1V 9 V . jig LD Cgnwafy XM oo +L MXHVN, Gyern Qqllfln 005554 Aewfj W1 MW E 'wwf X I V D0fP07Lfl1-I zfefa anhW'i93 ?67'1 52r'1wf ffl? L1 ken W1 6 01315 A 456,121 WN KE' HLT4 V1 ak DON fa? ffF1,7f,F,8' I! Qgljjgifr 540 7 J jyhqflmeb fix UW! VJAWS 'N EL, mi?-7 ' 754 HE DIED E ,, BHS 4791?-li jfkyvwnma, A1482 QMM NOK gpwffzof - HEAD Swv-,M UW 1 OWEN HQME RCDGM HUNTER HOME RCDOM 6 J wwf. M! HEE SUM 5f70 179 +li,'L'jL nqf2RC'ELf-F9 P N N MM' E 4. Q BUUEM 0750641125 ED BEAN HCDME RQQM CULLERS HOME ROQM xiii - FW I -xx ee? 41M' MW LBEKf ' 5-f H Dl5A2,9Lll?,Zl154fD MW qigi? Awffcqw 5 W . .14 Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept. Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. . . SCHOOL CALENDAR School opened. First general assembly and pep rally for game with Sunset High of Dallas was held. The Clavis was presented in assembly by the National Honor Society. Mr. Davis told the assembly that our enroll- ment was the largest in the history of Sherman High School--- 1090 enrolled during the first week. There was a special assembly at 8:30 to get seating arrange- ments. In the regular assembly a pep rally was held preced- ing game with Wichita Fallsg Mr. Orenduff and Miss Smith talked. Sherman High Bearcats were overcome by the Wichita Falls Coyotes 39-0 on foreign soil. In assembly members of the P.T.A. spoke on the Parent- Teacher program for 1938-39. Mrs. Welling, President, Mrs. Parker, Chairman of projects committee, and Mrs. Dan Poole, Hospitality Chairman, spoke and announced the first meeting for October 13. Senior nominations for class officers were made. Senior Class officers were elected. First Freshman Class meeting was held with ofiicers being elected. The first edition of the Hi-Talk was issued. National Honor Society members had their first meeting of the year. Assembly program was a pep rally for the Sherman-McKinney football game. Mr. Speer spoke to the student body. McKinney defeated Sherman 40-12. The newly organized Art Club had its first meeting. pep squad being in charge. There was a called meeting of the Freshman Class. In the Senior Class meeting new officers were introduced following which Mr. Otto Vehle spoke on the European situation. The Senior Latin Club was organized at the sixth period. Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Carter spoke to the students. Mr. Morgan Works, city manager, spoke to the student body on the duties of the ofiice he occupies. Class periods was shortened and school was dismissed at 1:00 P.M. for the Red River Valley Fair. Sherman High School netters played against Durant Teachers College at Durant. The National Honor Society initiated ten new members in the regular assembly. Senior committees let the contracts for the senior rings and graduation announcements. The Parent-Teacher Association held open house in an even ing meeting. The second edition of the Hi-Talk was distributed and the high school news broadcast inaugurated. Formal announcement of the Athenian staff was made. Juniors had their first class meeting of the year and elected their officers. Seniors were in charge of the pep rally preceding the game Masonic Home of Fort Worth and had as their guests the pep leaders from Austin College. Sherman High Bearcats defeated the Masonic Home Masons 20-7. F. F. A. representatives went to the National Convention at Kansas City, Missouri. Mid-term seniors organized and elected their officers, with Gray as sponsor. The assembly program was a pep rally for the Bonham game. Coach Head spoke to the student body and plans for a parade were formulated. Contract was let for the engraving of the 1939 Athenian. Sherman Bearcats won over theBonham Purple Warriors 19-7. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov Nov. Nov Nov. Nov Nov. Nov Nov Nov. Nov Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. . . - 21 28 31 2 3 o .5 4 8 9 11 11 ll 14 16 17 17 18 21 22 22 23 24 24 25 29 30 1 1 2 4 7 S ll 14 14 14 15 19 19 21 21 21 21 The entire student body marched in a parade and held a pep rally on the southeast corner of the square before the Denison game. Sherman-Denison football game ended in a 6-6 tie. Skits advertising the Junior Play were presented in assembly. The Scholarship Club had its first meeting. Interior and classroom pictures were made for the Athenian. The Spanish Club met in Miss Yeagley's room after school. Members of the junior class presented Tomboy . Club pictures were made for the Alhenlan. Junior Police spoke in each of the Sophomore Home Rooms. In a special assembly at 11 A.M. Dr. Holton of the Walnut Street Church of Christ brought an Armistice Day message. Sherman Bearcats went to Dallas where they were defeated by the North Dallas Bulldogs 28-7. The Sophomore Class presented a new flag to the school. The Book Week program in assembly was sponsored by the Library Club. The theme of the Sophomore Class meeting was Safety. At the pep rally preceding the game with Paris, Mr. Speer paid special tribute to Jack Red Vestal, former Sherman football star and student at Rice Institute, who died Nov. 16, 1938. The High School Choral Club sang at the Kiwanis Club. The Sherman High football team won over Paris High School 39-7. Dr. E. B. Tucker, President of Austin College, spoke to the Junior Latin Club. The first shipment of senior rings arrived. A pep rally was held for the Gainesville game. Thanksgiving offerings were delivered by the members of the National Honor Society. Thanksgiving Holidays were declared for Nov. 24 and Nov. 25 Gainesville Leopards defeated the Sherman Bearcats 39-7. Juniors and Seniors had their annual football game at Fair Park Stadium with the Seniors on the long end of the 12-6 score. Nominations for the class favorites were made. Dr. Gutzke spoke to members of the Freshman Class in their meeting at 8:30. Class favorites were announced. The Sherman High School Glee Club gave the assembly program. Sales of the 1939 Athenian began. Members of the Choral Club sang for the Noble Bible Class of the Travis Street Methodist Church. The essay writers met with Miss Brown to make plans for the interscholastic meet. Dr. J. A. Ellis, pastor of the First Baptist Church, spoke to the assembled student body. The Choral Club sang for the evening service of the First Baptist Church. The Dramatic Club presented a play for the Parent-Teacher meeting. The Choral Club had charge of the regular radio broadcast. Dr. Stoutof the Woodmen Circle Home spoke in Senior Class meeting. The Dramatic Club presented a short play, Jean Val Jean and the Christmas Doll , in assembly. Dr. Beseeda, a native Bohemian and a resident of Van Alstyne, spoke in assembly, the senior class in charge. The Choral Club, Glee Club, and Orchestra presented a Christmas program. Voting in the popularity contest closed. Members of the National Honor Society delivered Christmas boxes to needy families. The Christmas edition of the Hi-Talk was publishedg the bi-weekly news broadcast was presented. First basketball game of the season was played against Gainesville. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar Mar Mar. Mar. Mar. u - Christmas Holidays began. The high school radio program presented ex-students of Sherman High. School resumed after holidays. S sweaters were awarded to the boys who lettered in foot- ball. Mr. Collins, a faculty member, played two trumpet solos in assembly. The Stage Band from Denton Teachers College played at a paid assembly which was well-attended. Mid-Term examinations began. Tennis players played return matches with Durant on home courts. Sherman High School Band was in charge of the regular radio broadcast. Mid-Term graduation exercises were held during the regular assembly period. Rev.Homer Strong ot the Central Christian Church gave the address. The Latin Department sponsored the radio broadcast. Miss Hollingsworth, speech teacher, gave the assembly program presenting a clever group of readings in Negro dialect. New members were initiated into the Hi-Y organization. The English Department sponsored the radio program. Sherman High cagers lost first series of games in the district meet. The first edition of the Hi-Talk for the second semester was distributed. The regular new broadcast was given at 4:45. Miss Betty Moore spoke at a joint meeting of the Scholarship Club and National Honor Society on her recent trip to Europe. The History Department presented a pageant on the life of Abraham Lincoln. Mr. Joe Etter spoke to members of the Senior Class in their regular class meeting. The Faculty-Rinkydink basketball game was won by the faculty with a score of 15-9. Dr. W. R. Smith, professor of Spanish at Austin College, spoke to the Spanish Club. Sherman High tennis players met the Clarksville players and were successful in matches. F.F.A. judging teams went to Dallas. Dr. Walter Barr of the Travis Street Methodist Church spoke in assembly. Ten seniors were announced as having been chosen for the state Who's Whoil among High School Students in Texas. Rev. Barney McLean was guest speaker for the Junior Class at their class meeting. The Sophomore Class had charge of the assembly program which was based on the theme Ride your Hobby . Dr. Strong was guest speaker. The Spanish Department had charge of the radio broadcast. Members of the Library Club went to Denton. ' The P. T. A. sponsored a chili supper for the band and pep squad. Sherman High tennis players met the Gainesville players on home courts. The Freshman Class sponsored aTexas Day program in assembly and presented the Bomar Cramer String Quartette. Dr. Ellis was speaker. Freshman Class had charge of the Texas Day radio program. Senior Class presented the Hendrickson-Bruce Company of Shakespearean actors. Sherman High tennis teams played against Ardmore and Gainesville at Gainesville. Library Club sponsored the radio program. In a special senior assembly, it was announced that senior students with a C average in a subject and no grade lower than C, would be exempt from final examinations. The National Honor Society had its initiation ceremony at the meeting of the P. T. A. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May May May May May May May May May May May June June June June 8 9 12 13 17 17 18 20 21 21 22 22 24 27 29 30 2 3 6 6 10 13 19 19 3 5 5 6 6 10 17 17 17 18 19 19 26 25 3 3 4 5 The Hi-Talk was issued and a regular news broadcast was presented. The Sherman High School orchestra played for the general assembly. The Rhythm Band of the Elementary Schools gave a program for assembly. Basketball sweaters were awarded at a special assembly. Sherman High netters played the Denton teams on home courts. Senior Variety Show was presented in the High School auditorium. Sherman tennis players went to Fort iWorth where they met teams from Polytechnic, Paschal, and Masonic Home. The county tennis meet was held in Denison. Sherman play- ers won all matches. The Negro Choir from Prairie View College gave the entire assembly program. Tennis teams from Southeastern State Teachers' College played against Sherman netters on Sherman courts. The county track meet was run in Denison. Sherman finished with 81.5 points to Denison's 66.5. The P. T. A. convention began its two-day session. Because of the general teachers' convention in Fort Worth, schools were dismissed for the day. The Parkenson Musical Group, three talented girls and their director, presented the assembly program. The orchestra of Sherman High School gave the regular radio program. The third paid assembly of the year was a play given by the Dramatic Club, entitled The Nine Lives of Emily . The annual spring concert of the high school Choral Club. Glee Club, and Orchestra was presented on Sunday afternoon from 5 to 6 in the High School Auditorium. The National Honor Society sponsored the radio broadcast. Two days were given to the students as Easter Holidays. The Athenian went to press. Members of the National Honor Society held a panel dis- cussion on the Needs of the School. The Spanish Department sponsored a Pan-American Day program. The guest speaker was Snor Dominguez, Mexican Consul at Dallas. Dr. Walter Barr, pastor of the Travis Street Methodist Church, spoke at the Senior Class meeting. The Sophomore Edition of the Hi-Talk was issued. Juniors held their last class meeting and the Junior Edition of the Hi-Talk was distributed. The Vocational Club had a party for its members. The Latin Club had its annual banquet. A group of 25 girls went to T.S.C.W. at Denton for a Play Day. The National Honor Society members had a sunrise breakfast. The Sophomore Class had a special Motherls Day program for its last class meeting. All Sophomore mothers were invited. The Best Citizen of each Home Room was elected. The last edition of the Hi-Talk, the Senior edition, was dis- tributed during home room period. The Freshman Class had as its last program - talks of recognition. The Publications Staffs were entertained. The 1939 Athenian was distributed. The Senior Class presented a play, Seventeen. The Senior Class was entertained by a group of mothers. Presentation of citizenship awards was made in assembly. The annual Senior banquet was held at the Grayson Hotel. The Senior Class Mother entertained the class after the banquet. The Baccalaureate sermon was preached by Rev. Homer Strong of the Central Christian Church at 8 P. M. at the Municipal Auditorium. WHOOPEE! Graduation! Commencement exercises were at the Municipal Auditorium. sg-we W.-M, ww Q N Q vm 4' ,V -4 ,ew 4 an mm WW! 1 vs 1' 1' S if zu Mgfwwgq swv? -M., ww, NW, pmwgwrgwi MN, ,IFE-RE WK., 9' 4' mnpk Y' ,,f 'WC G-. Ln: , ':::'5' + yy V ....... V 4 ' .f3-A''Q-.--QM-- -SM' 1, - My., W 512 x V . -':r: '- S , - .. ,. N 1 Q- 'xy - v- no-N ww- my ,.:v:,, ,:,,-, .... : -: Q-N - 'f ' x U . ,v ,, ue , ,. ..,. , if . . f , , ,. . .,.. , 2 , .. H W ,,, , , , . ,,,, A - .1 9 - - Q - W 3 -f y . 2 - 1. 3. 1 . , .- W' P55 ., ,. fm. 55,51 ,v,:5:f,g3:,.,,5:g15::.VE,5,::::::::.,g::::,5:. mm, ,V W dr Maw Q, gg W ,.-we-:-.'..5523-A'rise:iii5:1:2555:E555g5:E5:s:gg2 ' Q N az. WGN WIA' W ,v., -. .. wfwswfs f'ffsw5rf'f 'V fx - asf :fl ' Y, M M N 'ew sew x52Q'Rw.fff:Q1w3g,wywQsQa , -, Q2 we ww mv-max, ' www? ,- :mfg N,-if Q53 53? ,QI 2 1' X ' '-I 'VA Sffwifml' 4 My-is Mmmsgssfwx .imwff ,YW X. W 2 '- -if , M. X ,ww gwigggglggvg. I V, wi , W?TfMf,, 1 M E WE? e m a mm Wx pw F-A Aw r L Essay Writers Miss Clara Joe Brown, Coach Bob Bryant Mary Case Mary Gowan Foulks Janice Naylor Junior Play, mfomlyoy' John Abbott, a successful, small town lawyer Nancy Abbott, John's wife Dorothy, the eldest daughter Eloise, the next daughter Jacqueline, the Tomboy Larry Salisbury, Jackie's pal Alfred, a young banker Ernest Watson, a young doctor Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. Abbottis sister Mrs. Simpson, a dressmaker Newspaper Reporter Radio Representative Golf Goods Saleswoman Cosmetics Representative Mid-Term Graduates Lucy Ellen Gibson Sara Holt Arthur Hopl4ins,Jr J Pete Darter Bessie Louise Turner Zella Mae Bledsoe Marjorie Whiteacre Billy Jo Williams Murray Bailey Roger Case J. T. Eubank Natalie Burney Annie Katherine Hennen Cecil Brinkley Margaret Scoggins Wynona Pack Toi Raney Mr. Luther H. Gray, Faculty Sponsor listolee Kirby Eugene Little Helen McAlister Carlos Peppers A Sue Powell George XVebster Margaret Roberts Maureta Saunders Lorene Sims VVayne Talley Theda Tribble ff' XX Th 15 ff f4M Dkwlqe Xfti D!'l36! IA! Ldgim M912 ip Wm MMV Erik W Y L 5 N L, T 1 1 , l H Q1 W 6 I IV V-W PK 9 LN H919 ,pil , 4.91, 4 KVQWWWQX SENICR HONGR RGLL Cgtucients Having an HAH Average tor Four Yearsp Betty Bernice Lee, Valedictorian Beth Dunn, Salutatorian Chisted alphabetically, not by averageb tnip, Frank Att-Kisson, Josephine iz Bailey, Chai-lie Jo if Beckett, Amy Sue Birge, Florence Helen Birge, Virginia Ann Bryant, David E. J Bryant, Randolph, r Cantrell, Grover if Carter, Joe Cullen, Regina Mary Dennis, La Verne Harling, Christine Hopkins, Patricia ,X Howdeshell, Mary Anna Knight, Nadyne McCullough, James McElhannon, Jane Miller, Evelyn Moo1'e, Eileen Morris, Georganna L! Moss, Ruby Faye Perkins, Robert Presley, La Velle Ross, Dorothy Marie Sharp, Verna Leene Telford, Rosemary Tolbert, Marjory , Walker, Margaret YNalker, Mary Whiteacre, Billie VVorthley, Edwin Wyche, James Ruby Faye Moss, Winner of Merit Award Senior Members oi the National l'lonor Society A! ll Adele Alexander Charlie Jo Bailey if Amy Sue Beckett Florence Helen Birge Virginia Ann Birge David Bryant Betty Jo Burney Grover Cantrell Joe Carter La Verne Dennis Beth Dunn Billy Jeare Earlow Virginia i espie Laverne Graves x! Christine Harling Margie Holland Patricia Hopkins Mary Anna Howdesh Nadyne Knight Betty Bernice Lee Jane McElhannon Eileen Moore Georganna Morris Ruby Faye Moss Robert Perkins LaVelle Presley Vivian Reid Dorothy Marie Ross Verna Leene Sharp Marjory Tolbert Billie YVhiteacre Edwin VVorthley James Wyche Senior Members ol the Scholarship Club Frank Atnip Charlie Jo Bailey .f Amy Sue Beckett Florence Helen Birge Virginia Ann Birge David Bryant Randolph Bryant Grover Cantrell Joe Carter LaVerne Dennis Beth Dunn Billy Jean Farlow Virginia Gillespie Betty Jo Greene Christine Harling Patricia Hopkins 0 Mary Anna Howdeshell I! Nadyne Knight Betty Bernice Lee Eugene Little Reynell Nevill Eileen Moore Georganna Morris if Ruby Faye Moss Robert Perkins Dorothy Marie Ross Billie Whiteacre Edwin VVorthley James Wyche Ccast oi Senior Play, Sefventeenb Willie Baxter Jane Baxter, his little sister Lola Pratt Alice Boke Mary Brook May Parcher Mr. Parcher Mrs. Baxter Mr. Baxter VVal1ie Banks George Crooper Johnny Watson Joe Bullit Genesis, a Negro Jim Stinson Vivian Reid Frances Vestal Patricia Hopkins Rosemary Telford Betty Ashburn Robert Perkins Mary Walker Embry Bryan H. T. Brashier James Hartwig Clive Hatfield Horace Hudnall Neil Gilliam 'l 5 SENIOR RCDSTER Adamson, Wyoma Alexander, Adele Irene Althoff, John Michael Anderson, Lowell Anderton, Norman S. Andrus, Ruth Agnes Ashburn, Betty Atnip, Frank Atnip, Joan Att.-Kisson. Anne Josephine Bailey, Charlie Jo J Barker, Ruby Barnes, Billy Lee Beckett, Amy Sue Birge, Florence Helen Birge, Virginia Ann Black, Jesse Richard Black, Richard W. Blackwell, Marjorie Nell Blackwell, Raymond Leon Bloomer, Joe W. Bolin, Naomi Mae Bond, Kenneth Raymond Branham, Ollie Faye Brashier,HadyneTalmage,Jr Braswell, Clasper Lee Bratz, Gerald Ray Brown, Ada Virginia Brown, Earle Kathryn Brown, Lilly Ruth Brown, Nelda Bryan, James Embry Bryant, Billy B. Bryant, David E. Bryant, Randolph, Jr. Hurks, Ralph Davis Burney, Betty Jo Burns, Mary Pearl Cain, Elizabeth Anne Cannon, Mary Ellen Cannon, William Pat Cantrell, William Grover, Jr. Caraway, Doyle Edward Carruth, Ray Erwin Carter, Joseph Daniel Causey, Patricia Clark, Margaret Lillian Clark, Weldon Clay, Charles Monroe, Jr. Cole, Betty Cook, Margaret Jane Covey, Joseph E. Craven, Margaret Louise Crosby, James Thomas, Jr. Cullen, Regina Mary Davidson, Mary Ellen Davis, Lavell Thomas Davis, Lucile Davis, Lucy Elizabeth Dederick, William Edwin Dennis, LaVerne Dodson, Valeria Dunham, Micheaux Alice Dunn, Lois Elizabeth Dyer, Mary Ruth Epps, Lewis Evans, Leonard L. Evans, Esther Maurine Farlow, Billy Jean Ferguson, Katherine Burlene Foster, Ralph Alvis Freeman, Francell Gafford, Prentice, Jr. Garcia, Helen Gartrell, Billy Giddens, Athlelia Gillespie, Virginia illiam, Luther Neil Grace, Wanda Mae Graham, L. M. Graves, LaVerne Gray, Jewel Green, James Lee, Jr. Greene, Betty Grigg, Don Clinton fGroce ,Thomas H agan, Quinn John Haralson, Katheryn Lorane Har-ling, Lura Christine Harper, Frances Marie !Hartwig, James Perry atfleld, Clive, Jr. Heathcock, Mildred Lucile efton, Stanley Helms, David L., Jr. Henry, LaVelle Lorraine High, Harper A. Hoffman, Cornelia Holland, Margie Holloway, Bennie Holloway, Dan W. Hopkins, Patricia Elizabeth Horton, Margie Ella Howdeshell, Mary Anna Howell, Jesmae Howell, John Billy Hudgins, Lee -Fatfield, Emil Monroe, Jr. JH at ? SENIOR ROSTER Audnall, James Horace juli, Weldon W. Hunter, Betty .Io Johnson, Samuel L'Q XXJones, Arthur E. Kaylor, Mary Lee Keeth, George C. Kenney, Mary Lou Kidd, Troy Odell Kimbrough, Calvin Knight, Nadyne 1fLackey, Richard Anderson JLawson, Margaret Ann Layland, Lawrence Lamurl Lee, Betty Bernice LXLilly, Virginia Linsteadt, Dorothy Mae Locke, Mary Delle McAnulty, VVilliam Ferrell 1 gf ,fpwfx McCasland, Dorothy Jo 4,1 1 ' McClure, Annie Marcelle McCullough, James Peter McElhannon, Jane Taliafcrro McKinney, Ward Lynn McKinney, Mary Lee Mathews, Juanita Mathis, Charline Mathis, John Billy Mauldin, Doris Helen Melton, Maurice Ostello Meredith, Hayden Maurice Mexia, Henry Miller Evelyn Ma jtone, Hazel Earleen igmints, Jesse H. Popplewell, Margret Helen Presley, Jerline LaVelle Pulliam, Sadie jurdom, Billy Howard Reagan, Billie Bob Reagan, Velma Dawn Reid, Vivian Richards, James Edward Robertson, Jorene I- Rogers, Marjorie Mae , ,, Ross, Dorothy Marie I ff Q Rowe, Billy EdWiY1!-,f'3v Russom, Frances Lee Ryan, Wanda Elaine Savage, Linton Lee Sharp, Verna Leene Simmons, Beatrice Ellen Sloan, Marjorie Smith, Frances Smith, Louise Carolyn Snowden, Lora Marie Stephens, Hubert, Jr. Stinson, Jim C. Stipe, Floyd D. Stout, Joe Henry 6' DZ' Stowe, Jack Arthur Tebow, Richard A. Telford, Rosemary Thompson, Don Thompson, Ernest R. hointon Betty Lou ivlillerf Rhea Hillfgzf-aflfpimffgolbert, Marjory Mitchell, Vernon Eugene 'fT0lb91't, RaYm0F1d Monk, Frances Evelyn Montgomery, Roy Moore, Mary Elizabeth Moore, Eileen Moore, Robert Max Morgan, J. VV. xjMorris, Georganna Moss, Ruby Faye x!Mulder, Clifton L. Nevill, Reynell Odom, Clayton O'Hara, Billie Ea1'l Olsen, Mary Elizabeth Owen, Cora Mae Owen, Harry Wilson Padon, Helen Lucile ifPelley, Leon erkins, Robert Joseph Poet. .lohn-Clifton ? Twyford, Willie Eulala Tyer, Evelyn Frances Vehle, Otto Mitchell jestal, Frances Waldrum, Mary Lue Walker, Mary Margaret Walker, Mary B. Wall, Jesse Lucas Webster, Aileen Weingarten, Benny Wheeler, J. T. Whitacre, Billie, Jr. NVilliams, Janice Worthley, Edwin VVright, Betty Jean Wright, Margie Elizabeth Wyche, James Clifton Yowell, Mary Virginia 1 iff-f ly, fmp, J VJ fe ,I WA BEEN f ,429 gj?a'l'l1f 'Z FW JUNIOR RGSTEI2 er y Clotlle Alexandei Peggy Allen Connie Arnold Evelyn Ayres Ray Bagby Evelyn Bailey Mu11ay Barker Perry Barkham James Barnes Willis Barrett Ray Batsell Morece Bean Harry King J ernon Bellows Mary Frances Bernard VVarren ,I ac we Blankenshi Willett Bledsoe Zela ay Boaz Forest erta . onneau, Bet y Braswell, June rasw Vio e Breedlove, Ellison Brinkley, Cecil Brown, Margaret Lee Brown, Ralph an Maur' I Bryant, ob S Ab nath, ' f J ax ei, oy . e , e , I , eo My Us ell in 4. Burke Katherine ' Burks, AW-J Burney, Natalie Campbell, Wilhurn Capps, Mary Charles Caraway, Clifford Carpenter, Dorothy Carter, Rosa Mae l Cathey, Louise J Cawthon, Christine Chewning, James Claybourn, Betty Ellen Cloud, Margaret Coble, Edward Cogswell, Howard Compton, Joretta Cook, Thelma 7 Covey, Franc I Craven, ois Creswell. Johnny Crosby, Philip Crouse, Mary Catherine Daniel Amie Leej arter, e e avls, veyn 75.2-Y-' Dial, Christine Dinsmore Cliffor ixon, umce Duggins, Jewel Enloe, Marguerite Eubank, J. '1'. Fields, Joe Fortner Hu h os er, ris me Foster, Dorothy Foster, Harville Francis, Marie Franks, Velda Gainer, Francis Gant, Jesse Garcia Jes ar ner, Frances Gardner, Gladys Gattis, Ruth Gibson, Lucy Ellen Grant, George Grant, Margie Greenwood, Esta L. Griffin, DeMand Grigg, Jean Gunter, Dora May Hale, Autho Hall, Clyde Lewis Hamilton, Randolph Hardy, Bennie Floyd Harper, Betty Jo Harrison Bet Has , lar Catherine! Heathcock Thelma Hennen Annie Katherine Hlgglnbotham Mary Helen High A J Holcomb Juanita Holcomb Gene Hopson C W Howdeshell Anna Jean Hull Harr u c ison Betty Hughes, Mary Edxthf sa e , arion Ivy, Carol Christine Jaco, Glen ,4 Moll ay, argaret I Johnson Ruby Nell fe B! ones, ernon Justice, Irene King, Oneta Louise Knox, Evrett Eugene Koons, Nila Lance, Darrell ea, en. . en ricks, Dorothy ' Y 7 , . . Y 7 Q J ! r DZUJ JUNIGI2 ROSTER Laws Edith Lew1s Mary Katherine Lilly Delana Looney Christine Livingston Iohn Lilly ONeal Madison Jack ar s ouis Marshall, Charles fdeceasecll McCall James u c eon ean McInt1re Annie Mae McL1nsky Rose Mary MC'VllllcLH Nlaiv Mitchell George Mitchell Myrtle Morris Morrow Morrow Mullins Murray Myers Myrick Nall N Naylor Betty Ruth Mary Alice Mary Helen J Dorothy Ruby Lee Hub ancy Janice Nelson Leonard Newell Billy Newell Ha Newell Tip Newman Cherie Marie ic o as, aTfi'1TQ Noble, John Nunley, Eddy Jo Odom, J. B. Oglesby, Lula Rose O'Hara, George Pack W nona Penn, 1 iam Phillips, Mildred P ' s James olk. Polly Pool Willis owell Purdom, Robert Raney, Margaret Raney, Toi Frances Rankin, Jeanette Ratliff, Julia Lane, Boyd 3 5 , . ! . 7 t - v 7 ! . , . l 1 Mclntire, Lucy 7 L I 5 .- 7 ! 7 ! . , D , . B. 7 7 ! 7 1 Y ! , l ! 7 1 Rector, Jimmie I ' o I Reyno s, Emma Gene Riddle Claude obardy, Mary Elizabeth Roberts, Inella Roberts, Randolph Robertson, Charles Robnett, James Robnett, O'Brien Russom, Jack Sarver, Mareta Saunders, Opal Zell Scoggins, Margaret Scott, Richard itz Sells, Stanley Sharp, Buddy Williams Simmons, Tommie Sims, J. Frank Smith, Cyrus Smith, Ella Mae Smith, Martha Ellen Sor H r pradley, James Stallings, Charles Ray Ste hens Billy Mac . imson, 1 or Stipe, Virginia Sullivan, Harold Sullivan, Hazel Swindle, Monlra Thomas, Joseph Tipton, Elouise Travis, D. S., Jr. Tuggle, Junior Turley, Margie Lee Turner, Bessie Louise Turner, Martha Vaughn, Frances Vick, Robert g g viken Gloria 16--50101 5' J' a e, ora ay Wagner, Ernest Walker, Harold Wallace, Dorothy Jean Walsh, Bert Walters, Ralph Wegener, Ethel Lois Weihs, Donald Welling, Dorothy hitea r'ori Wilcoxen, Car Willeford, Virginia Williams, Billie Jo Williamson. Ruby illis Fredl n Willis, 1 iam Wright, Mike Wyatt, Alfred Young, Billie Faye if ly J Addison Marvin Adlof James Allen Mvrtle Ruth Andeison W ldon rms ion Cecil rno Arnold Grace Aumgton Billie Ashmore Annie lxatlieime Bailey Billy Cox Ballard Clayton Barnes Almarene Barnes Weldon Bayless Elise Bird Eugene Bisho M BE' E He en ilean y e Vera ee Bowling George Bozeman Novis Bieedlove Don Brewer Douglas Brlsco Ethel Brockman Cecil Brooks Paul Brown Doral Brown William Bryan Garlan Bumpas David Calhoun Dorothv arter Mary Case Geor e I ewning Doris Clark Billy Clark Robert Clinton R. L. Jr. Collins Leonard Cook Glenn Cook, Velma Covey, Helen Cox, Fallas Cox, Geraldine Craven, Jennie Ann Darland, VV. C., Jr. Dau herty, J. B. avenpor , rt ur Davidchik, Kittie Lou Davis, John Benton Dean, Raymond Dean, Tom Scott Dennis, James Denson, Joe Exans Jack Fam Roy Ferguson Bryant R. Fitzgeiald Anna Ilippo Billy Lmflleligalf-U l'oieman Clarence l oulks Mnv Gowan Franklin Johnnie Fian uci e ri z Puller Kathleen Gambell Jeff Garner Josephine Garner lxorma Lee George Theda Fern Goldston J T. Goodman Wineth Nell Graftt Juanell Graham Vallen Gieen Imogene Greene Billy Gieene Marianne Crenwood Hazel Gribble Jimmie Grissom Hariette Gwyn Jack a an Bil Ha an Louise al Bill Hall Billy Jeff Hall Normfm Hamons Hfirold Hannah Ruth Fay Hash Margaret Helen Hatfield Nancy Cora Hathaway Nellie Haynie Homer Head, Ray Helton, VVayne Helton, Jack Henderson, Bill stan ' Hic man, Clark Hopkins Arthur G Howdeshell Nina Fae Hughes Milton Hughes W B Hunsuckel E119 Iles Glenn QTER SGPHOMQRE RCI 1 Y, 9 1 1 -1 1 . D ' Y . Q 0 U A, 1 1 , Br' u 1 1 ' ! il. 7 , .- . qw L.. Q .- . y . t In , F 1 1 y 1 1 1 1 I 1 . ' 1 1 Y ' . , 1 Q y 7 l C , I ' - l 1 ' . ' . I ' 7 - w , 1, y Y ' 1 1 1 g ' , '. y . 1 1 1 1 1 I Y 1 7 1 V 1 C 1 1 f 7 1 q ' 7 , . i en , ' 7 f ! 7 C 1 1 1 1 C 1 1 1 1 1 1 9 Li.,..2.IL.,.,l'L-0 Dickerm Jac Dirmeyer, Gretchen Dixon, Freda Drane, Mary Brannon Dudley, Nona Christine Duke, Deane Dunn, Frances Edmiston, Bonnie Jean Edwards, Elaine Elliott. Judson Ellis, Dalton Ray Ellis, Jack Embry, Ernest Engel, Solon David Estes Harmon stes, ac nman Ira Inman, udolph ac son, 1 Jaco, Doris Faye James, Weldon J ' Mar Frances Jenkins, Bernese Johnson, Anna Johnson, Clark Jones, Juanita Judd, Billy Ray Justice, Lavonne Keeth, Jack Kerr, R. CL Kiser, Tommy Knox, Edna Holt, .Sara, J W F ral T Jffl 568 14N I7 Wdgtf ,ffm Z SGP!-ICDMORE RCDSTER Knox, Viola Kolb, Jack Koons, Helen Elaine K le Mary Frances l acke eor e eweyl ang am, Vernon ay Lawrence, Robert Lewis, Dorothy Litsey, She herd Loc e, eona aye Maclin, R. R. Marlin, Lovie Mathis, Maurine Mauldi n, Fred May, Thelma McCalman, Dorothy McHam, Harold McKee, Thelma McKinney, Jack McManus k 1 c e , Wendell Moore, Bobby Morris, Dorothy Morrow, Marguerite Mulder, Leon Mur h C ne yers, nn Myers, Ivy Newell, Shirley Newman, Joe Odom Pete ' sen, ames Osborne, Charles Burton Ownes J lle aine, Cosetta Parker, Billy Patterson, Bobby Patton, James Pelle Bett Jo enue, e ie Marie Perdue, Udelle Perry, Marshall Petty, Lawrence Peveto, Meta Elizabeth Ph' ' ildred hillips, Robert Phinney, Betty Jane P' a nc 'lliam Pickrell, Edwina Pitman, Hayden angman, ewel Presley, Presley, Purdom Billye Fae Johnnye Raye Mary Louise Quinten: Evelyn Quinten, Tommie Randall Joe Vincent Reagan: Howard Reid M ar Frances ichar s, argaret Richardson, Gracie Richardson, Jimmy Richardson, Joe Riley, Mary D Risk, Edwar is a o erts, Jeff Robertson, Elizabeth Rogers, Fred Wiseman Rosenberry, Jane Ross, Betty Jo Rudolph, Jean Runnels, Raymond Sanders, J. A. Sanford, Russell Saunders, Edmond Savage, James Hayden Scull, Elizabeth Shields, Casey Silas, Winston Simmons, Edna Earl Simmons, DeLoy Simpson, Joyce Sims, Billie Sims, Jimmy Slack, Charles Smith, Nelda Lee Snodgrass, Miriam Sosa, Gloria Spencer, Bernadyne S raggins, S lvia Stea ey, o n ep en on, argaret Stewart, Billie Jo Stipe, Clara Maxine Stockdale Ra di rou A ma ,Af Sturdyi Alma Ruth k y-A11 WAX ILM! Summerhill Pauline X win e , o n ie el Talle , Elde a ey, .P. Tatum, Bett 1 Loui e en irginia Tay or, Teague, Joe Frederick Thomas, Evelyn Thompson, Laverne Thorn, Patricia Totten Mar Frances raylor, B1 16 ouise Tuck Betty '3V1d ' urley, Una Mae Twyford, Rebecca Vandagriff, Modyne Vernon, Pauline Vestal, Betty Vestal. Hugh Madison Vick, Gladys Viers, Douglas Vincent, Charle' W ldo Robert Wal rop, e ty Waldrop, Bob VVatson, Betsy Welsh, Velma Lou Wertz, Hubert White, Dorothy White, Marshall Whitley, Clyde Wilcox, Doyle Keith Wilder Rut ison, ud Wood, Katherine Wyatt, Lela Faye Wyatt, Lena Maye -i.i- Abernathy, Ruth Adams, Dorothy Marie Addison, Florine Aldridge, Charles Alexander, Bobbie en, na ewe Anderton, James Arnold, Joyce Arnold. Martha Arnold, Velma Baker, Elizabeth Marie Bale, Tommie Lee Barker, Ralph arnes, ur is Lee Barnes, Dorothy, Barnes, Glen Barnett, Teddy Bassham, Vida Beard, Frank Bell, Tommy Bellows, Charles Bentle Julia ne ac mon, artin Blankenship, Billy Ray liloxom.'l'I1el111zL un , ac Bond Marie , on obert QBTDPY onner, Elmer Bounds A ' I ra ey, Elizabeth Branham, J. B. Brashear, Robbie Jean reedlove Fr es Broc man, oyd roo s, o ins Broughton, Kenneth l'OWH, ay ryan , avi T. Buchanan, Charles Bundren, Mary Beth Burgner, Juanita Burke, Harold Cammack, J. P., Jr. Campbell, Robert Cantrell, Laura Jean Cantrell, Sarah Capps, C. G. l ,a s, e o, Q as en, us Caylor, Lorraine Chrisman, Norma Jo Chumbley, W. A. Cloer, Thomas Cogswell, Billy PRES!-IMAN ROSTER Cole, Mar Janice Comp on, . . Coo er Hu o ten, Paul ' ove 1 o Treon Covey, Naoma Crawford, Charles Culwell, Mary Ethel Cundiff, VVilliam Davidchik, Steve Deckard, Harry Mac Dederick, Douglas Dederick, Lowell en on, ar DeVVitt, T. VV. Dimmitt, Sterling Dishner, Mildred Dodson, Claudine Dodson, Douglas Downs, Voline Durham, Mary Lynn uva , ac Dyer, Joe Eakin, Mary Vivia Elkins, Edith Nina Elliott, Paul Ellis, Dorotha Lee Ellis, Mary Gordon lEubank, Ann I Griffin, Vernon Ray Groce, D. V. Guevara. Anthony Gunn, Waybourn I Qiutzkg, Miriam I 5 annai ary ou Haidv Billy llirper llglllld Lee Hatfield Bobby Haynle James Heathcock Bett ec man ar es Richard ljzwdgll' Henry Llo Y Q rm, ,ff ., 1 lie oe DZ-4' ,yn Hinton ry ,LDe4 -ff C ixon, 'annie Mae Sig 05444, H Hancock, Dorothy 7 . 1 are, lVIar.'er- ' v ' ,, Q Higgins Bl J A ? Holcomb, Mildred Holloway, Elsie Ruth Holloway, Mary Ethel Holmes Georgia Mae o zinger, omer Howdeshell, Joe Paul lluckalvay Montine K Hu ins om F u na l, De ert I ug es 1 ie Mae Fey 1-ugon Jane X.C4U L'7 f 'f Hutchisbn, Joe Bob itzgera c, 1 ly Fletcher, Lucille Fogarty, Jack Forest, Nelda Foster, Helen Fowler, Ottis Franks, Geraldine Franks, Peggy Furche, Gene Gallagher, Jack Gant, VVilliam Garcia Joej I arcla ose hi arc enshire, Norma Jean Garland, Lucille Gathright, Melba Jo Gaunt, James Gibson, Jack Gibson, Mary Gilbert Icle Lea 1 ec er. an Godwin, Emmie Graham, Billy Greenwood, Chilton ,if Irvin, Joe Jackson, Bernice Jackson, Dolores Jackson, Vivian Ruth Ja Bill I erger, Evelyn Jeter, Billy Joe Johnson, Bernice Johnson, Philip iner, June Jones, ary Lon Jones, Mollie Kem er Rolf ennedy, dette King, Kenneth Kirby, Raymond Kolb, Jean Korioth, Charles Korioth, John Lacy, Billy James Lamb, Maudene Lawson, Betty Leverette, Gladys Nadine Gregston, L. B. Dooney, Orvi e pac, 1 2, 2001 H-0 vj1-424 4q,!444.f lf H0016 Know LewigfGlady,s Odessa L1 Lucas, Howard pgpp Magers, James 31 a, 0 n Mann, Leon 62? Marcum R. B. assey, arie J EMD Maxey, Billie Ruth May, Eva Bernice McBride, Cletus McCall, Nell McClure Bow c ure, George F. McCright, Alfred Mcijright, Edna McElhannon, Sara McKee, Mona McKenzie, Lila McKinney, Annie Mae McKinne c own, Billy McWain, Myrtle Lee McWain, Raymond Meador, Martha Ann Mikels, Jeanette Mitchell, Lela Mitchell, Sylvia Lea Montgomery, Betty Moreno, Tony Morgan, Cleo Morgan, Jean Morris, Charner Mc Morrow, Louise Mulkey, Emma Mullens, Joyce Myers, Charles Myers, Jesse Myrick, Nancy Jane Neathery, Kenneth Newman, A. W. O'Bar, Dema Lee Odom Mar Frances e ean glesby, Willie Pearl Olsen, Ruth O' ' s Owen, Tressie ' Owens, Louise Page, Jean Palmer, Harold Lloyd Parker, Jimmy erine FRESHMAN RCDSTER Phelps, Ruth Pittman, Helen Porter, Phil Powell, Kathleen Pratt, Mary Lois Price, Aaron Pruiett Janice amsey, Bruce Ray, Billy Reed, Bernice Reeves, Marcell 1 , o n Richards Betty Ruth 1 ey, ames ar Robertson, Billy Ray Robertson, Glenn Robertson, Mary Alice Rodgers, Howard Rogers, Katherine Roth, Martha Jim Rowe, Lois Louise Russell, James Sanford Thelma Savage, ary Louise Sch anit Scott, Shirley Seale, Walter Shar , Velma Jean r e on, rances Simmons. Dorothy Jo Sims, Helen Sims, Patsy Jean Skipworth Mozelle ma ey, argare Smith, Bill Smith, Leslie L. Smith, Thomas Snodgrass, Robert Sory, Joseph Southard, Frank Spears, Dorothy Lee Speck, James Spradley, James R. 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Texas ESTABLISHED 1872 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation llall 3: Birge Dyer 8: Jones INSURANCE AND LOANS -, N, -Ill--H2 NI K I' National Bank Illdgi. Ile Sure lVhen You Insure SIIERNIAN ' ' ' TEXAS I H CONINlIiNCI'lNIliN'l' CLASS A NNUUNCICNIICNTS J EW' HLRY rw o .A o Schmidt Engraving Co. 11ARRYsm'R0C. mzv. wACo. TEXAS M A Il K S B R 0 S . SIlERMAN'S GREA'l'ES'I' DEPAR'I'MlCN'l' STORE S K I L L E R N 9 S Better Service Drug Store Best NVishes For Success 'l'APPAN'S 66Y0ur Credit Jewelersii -217 North Travis Street- FRANK imma SMITIIFS Dry Cleaning Insurance Sherman. Texas lflmm- 21 125 E. wan QQRIZISLBI' Cleilllerst' Blue Bennet VYils0n Sz lliekernlan N Beauty Sllol, SIIOES 85 IIOSIERY SIX OPERATORS Phone 836 South Side Square 123 N. Travis ' Shermzxn. Texas The NVell Informed Use Ice-The Only Air Conditioned Refrigeration Southern lee Co., Ine. Phone 90 413 East Houston Street THE GRAYSON HOTEL Phone 83 Home Owned S llaralware Co. Dans Lumber Yard l1A1:1m'ARli, Qual-QXSWARE STOVES AND PAINT J' Lfnmn Davis Shermalle TCXHS Phone 165 Yo. Side Squrae flguulity Printing' g wi W: Q i no f Corner lYall 8' IYalnut Slwrnuzn, Texas Red Room Suits End Tables Stoves Table Lamps Eva:-thing Machines Irons Shades IIAPPY-G0-l.l't1KY-COWBOYS Electric liefrigerzltors Sewing Machines Sofas Electric Stoves 'ew Stvle Ura es . , P Ice Boxes Urientul Rugs lhulios Studio Couches ' Q fl A fm if ff iv X J , , , J , ' v-11? 'I M eff-'ff' if I x f . I W ' is . , l Q01-wiffkll -. in 3 FS., tw . uckm sunnmmm K N I G T For Frying, Buleing l?lll'lIiflll'0 C0- a.ir:l Cake Nlalcing . Always ' . Shermanis . The First , . Unly . To Present . Complete . The New , 0 . Men's . Styles . Store Bone-Ellis Co. SHOES AND HOSIERY Triple A Service Station Phone 590 THE OLD RELIABLE Hall Furniture Company illdest 8: Largest Home Furnishers in North Texas If Its New In Sh0es-- 1 ' 1 W we Have It First., TH E PEW ETO L0. LEEIYS SIIIIE nErT. H MT'f '1 103 South Travis Street Phone 365 South Side Square PURITY BAKING CIIMPANY l,ANGSTON'S BIIEAD Pl ES - CAKES - PASTIIY Phone 3307 207 South Travis Street Compliments of ll. E. llarfaiglwlves NEW' TEXAS - BITZ - PLAZA N0llTlI TEXAS FINEST ARll'SENlENT DRUQS H LUNGIIICS f'.X 4ilZ2-IS 'l'0ll.E'l' Al:'l'ICI.l-is lxEITIl'S IBEESQSJ STUIIE Fur Ili-Inna' SEA:-rvic-1- S'l'.X'l'IUNERY SPNDRIICS N' WW K0 i ,398 Cleaners and Ilya-rs H cleaning, U,-Q-ang. inlefing nzlertrn- lnnlpany I I nm- TN Vnrnor Rusk kk Lnmnr Y V Hurry llnrp Nlurriv All-Vlllllvj' 1 I0 N- Lrockvn Shl'l'Il1Hll Joy and Norman Ilunsen nf PIIUFESSIUNAI. ARTS Sl'll00l, Hinkley Hotel PHUNIC 45I. 397 NYG lm-ach nnynne tn dance than can walk u O E 1 ffwllr X ! 4 rg? ' I X 0. r, ,f!'b,j 97' 4 E L I - ' , ' ' N so x .I L33 OJ 1 X L3 .Yi . uw I if 'MJ 03 ,Af X A ,z 1 f ,W f , 5' 2 ba ' l I x Q - J ll n ,L L ,af 1 f sf' W if , A ' ' X 1 ,Q ral' jk, I, , if fl 1 , I , AJ 1' LA . , px J, ,Q iffy!! 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A GRAYSON UUYNTY lNS'l'l'l'l'Tl0N Y v v 1 H. F. 1 Ill X G lVAl,l. PAPER AND PAINT STURI-I I'lCTl'Rl-I MOLDING ' ART Sl'Pl'l,IES West Side Square Phone 4231 Montgomery NTYZIPCI Co. SIIICRNIANS DEl'AR'I'NllCN'l' STORE Tllli LEADING BOOK STORIC FUR 27 YEARS The lleynolds-Parker Company Congratulations and Best Wishes The Athenian Staff, Faohlty, and Student Body of Sherman High School Q Sherman Daily Democrat First In Tho Ilwl lfirer Yalleyu Dlorris Jewelry Conlpany Slmrnu1n's Loading Jeweler A To The Class of 1939 K ' ,QV fyuf xAuTQGlQAPHs .Q ,W My , ww ww j ' 1 fifty, r rj M ww cvfilif wp. 'R .M L.- L, 'fu ' fl: 1 'VM Jr! 'EN' Congratulalions Seniors of 1939 PIGGLY WIGGLY Sherman lligll . I I 1 Y A l L,' Cafeteria Copley 8 VI lls Thanks each ww who has made the lNSl'RANf'E - REAL ESTATE cafeteria a success the past 2 years 4- Q- , . . IDA PARKER' Mgr' FLDLRAI. IARM LOANS 1 . 'wg I Bass, Parrsslv I fiylor Co. F an leads LAllll'IS AND C ,ax 1 -v BOYS' I'l,0'l'IllNm. JS Corner Hone-lon and Travis Sherman, Taxa , .wi I-we , Y , , lu. L. qlmm IIE lfTON Llili S IRRLAID AND CARLS NYIIIZN well' BUY , . - - a. , . , . V , . , GRIN IuRIluS ANI! NIILA I S Lees Bakzesg Co. J ylxlppj IN gn -,Lgy If It's Good To Edf, We Have lin :AADIULA i'W I' -. a I - I -Twine l'l'0llllCfj NEXT 'l'INIl-I VISIT 'rs I '-YP' I e Q u 1 L 3 1 gg Prmnpt Sm'vif'e UN IJ.KI.I..KS IIIIQIIWIXY SIIICRNIAN. TICXXS X WASHING We Appreciate Your Patronage GREASING GULF Bob and Roy mul Q UAS Corner Lanmr and WValnut Streets OIL Connor Food Store Cvmplivlenfs Of LAMAR and WILLOW II. Il. Always for the Betterment -- In . S, . v of Grayson County Schools Inxgnlnll 0lnl'dn,l SSBIIIIISS whisper to the Fioari. I'i1-turns spiral: io the Soul T ll E WY E A R S Your Photographers for over 40 years lfonaplirnents of Everheart Grocery Co. Compliments of lloughterty ifig Stand Cold Drinks and Dclioious Sandwiches lillfl NYOst llouilon Compliments Grayson County State Bank Marvin DI. 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