Sherman High School - Athenian Yearbook (Sherman, TX)

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Mr. E. M. St. John Mr. St. John, Manager of the Lone Star Gas Company, father of two children attending the Sher- man Schools. and graduate of Texas A8cI, was elected to the Board of Education in 1959. gourd af Mr. Roberts, vice president of the Board of Education and former president from 1956 to 1960, has served on the board since 1950. Father of two children, he had the privilege of awarding Judith Ann a diploma in 1959. His younger daughter is enrolled in school this year. He is vice pres- ident of Roberts, Sanford, and Taylor, a wholesome firm, Mr. Stanly Roberts, Jr. Mrs. R. J. Bell Mrs. Bell, graduate of North Texas State College, and former teacher in Texas schools, became a member of the board in 1958, In 1960 she was named Sherman's X5C'oman of the year. Mrs. Vaughan, elected to the board in 1960, attended Texas Woman's University. Her husband owns and operated Vaughan's De- partment Store. A daughter graduated in 1960g a son is in Jr. High. Mrs. John Vaughan l Dr. D. A. McCall Dr. McCall, graduate of Sherman High School, Austin College, and the Northern Illinois College of Optometry, has participated in many different civic projects. His two daughters are enrolled in Sherman Schools. Sducaf 2714 Dr. Williaiii B. Mize Dr. Mize, father of two children who at- tend Sherman schools, is president of the Board and is associated with the Medical 8: Surgical Clinic. He is a graduate of Wash- ington and Lee and Washington University Medical School. He joined the Board in 1955. Mr. Jaco was elected to the Board of Education in 1959. An athlete while in high school, Mr. Jaco has continued to have keen in- terest in athletic activities. He is a graduate of Sherman High School and has two children in the public schools. He is asso- ciated with his father in the cloth- ing business. Mr. Glenn Jaco

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Snnerinfenelenf is Message It is better to light one candle than to curse the darkness. This ancient statement is particularly applicable in this era. The hope of the world lies in young men and women who will do something about the problems which they see rather than to complain about their fate. Every successful person carries within himself the light of leadership. In history's most challenging period, resolve to help our nation be a light unto the other countries of the universe. Begin by being a light of brotherhood Wherever you are. BYRON DAVIS

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Mr. Henry W. Sory Mr. George Tocquigny Mrs. Ruth Alexander Mrs, Lfabe-1 Bfchfanus Director of Director of Director of Dire-Hof of Administration Maintenance Special Services Instruction W - . f - . 'K Mrs. Martha Anderson Mrs. Martha Howell Secretary to Cafeteria ' Y ' e Superintendent Superintendent e A ' ' MGR S I Y-,. ' .9 1 ' e .V - Q Q -1, - 4. , . if are Q-. , , ff! , Q ,Q r Swv f' -at f A. 'X H - 1 f V' Q' 1. of 4' , 7l5hTQ'5i77f f' . ,gf ' Q . 1 e : ' rf ' 1 fr g d, 1 1 'I' fag. Q-Sa' fn'..'.9 diff,- . mi' 'K V . yli. is 'W W-we ears- -- -. E Ll :ftf . .,RNH,.w. t...: ,e ,,,,, 4 11,4 and Dag , '60 B 0 Q gif! V 'A- Mrs. Harold Vineard Mrs. Hardy Morris Bookkeeper Elementary Supervisor 'K gdb Mrs. Charles Newton Miss Barbara Baker Mrs. Charles Burns Mrs. R. D. Walker Clerk Typists Clerk Typists Nurse Nurse I7 - . . 1-.f-ef-tzgrgne Admini frrzfiw . 'W Kid! 995 3