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CLASS OF 1958 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Charles Judd, Vice President, Myrna Sue Higgins, Parliamentariang Jerry Durham, Business Manager, Linda Wetzel, Secretary, Betty Minshew, Reporter, Jim Keller, President. September 1954 was a big year for about 200 students that had graduated from grade schools to High School and the Class of 1958 were looking forward to the day when we would be big Seniors. The High School seemed very big to us and we were lost all year, because it was so crowded in the building. We had to sit at the back of the auditorium in the chicken roost. Let's face it, we were looked upon as the lowest thing in the school. Then came our great Freshman year and the school was split into Junior and Senior High. We were the big dogs in our second year of High School. We were the teachers' pets, the rulers of the two grades under us, and various other honors were granted us as the year progressed, the Seniors of 1958. We really enioyed this year, but we did feel slighted at being left behind in the move to Senior High School. Finally it came, the big move to High School. We were again the infants in a very grown up world. At least they felt like they were grown up. We adjusted rather slowly, as we were used to doing pretty much as we felt like doing. When we finally settled down, we realized we were a part of a wonderful group-Sherman High School student body. At the end of a strenuous year, we were promoted to big Juniors. Our Junior year was much better than our Sophomore one, as we were not considered babies. It went pretty fast, too, since we were thinking of the day in the fall of 1957 when we would get our Senior Rings and officially be Seniors-The Class of 1958. It finally arrived and we loved every minute of being Seniors in the big school. We, of course, yelled the loudest in pep rallies, clapped the loudest in assemblies, and worked the hardest on school proiects. We were glad when graduation came, but we kind of hated to leave. As we leave, we also leave behind the facts that the Senior Class of 1958 is the BIGGEST and the BEST class ever to graduate from Sherman High School.
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