Sherman High School - Athenian Yearbook (Sherman, TX)

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MRS. RUTH ALEXANDER Director of Informational Services Qu-Q., MR. CLOVIS RILEY Director of Health, Physi- cal Education, and Recrea- tion MRS. ANN HARVEY Clerk and Bookkeeping De- partment MRS. PATSY JONES Receptionist f-Q IOG- 1, f fffi MRS. DOROTHY MORRIS Director of Elementary Education MR. GEORGE TOCQUIGNY Director of Maintenance MRS. PEARL NEWTON Assistant Bookkeeper MRS. SANDRA SCRIVNER Clerk of Cafeteria Office MRS. MARTHA HOWELL Director of Food Service MR. JAMES STARKS Director of Transportation and Textbooks and Custo- dian Administrative Stajf MRS. RUTH SHEER Secretary to Superintendent L MRS. JANE VINEYARD Bookkeeper I5

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MR. HARRY ROBARDS MR. GEORGE HEAD DR. D. A. McCALL MR. JACK HALL, President Mr. Hall was elected to the school board in 1966. He is an insurance broker and father of three children. Board of Education Mr. Robards has been a member of the school board for five years. He has two sons and one daughter. I4 MR. SAM WOLFE, JR., Vice-P. Mr. Wolfe has served three years on the school board. He is a mem- ber of the Chamber of Commerce. -51 Mr. Head, an employee of Ander- son Clayton, has served the school board since 1963. DR. DAVID WELLS Dr. Wells, a psychiatrist, has been on the school board for four years MRS. RALPH DAY Mrs. Day, associate professor of phys- ical education at Austin College, was elected to the school board in 1966. Dr. McCall, an optometrist who has served on the school board for four years, is the father of two daughters.

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M r. Walter Carpenter Principal E15 1 Sherman 1 High School Mr. Walter Carpenter is a native Shermanite and graduate of Austin Col- lege. He has served the Sherman public schools as a teacher and principal since 1937. Principal is Message The age in which we live is becoming more and more complex. Tremendous tech- nological changes have altered our standards of living. Many different groups are presenting various ideas about religious beliefs, governmental policies and moral standards in an effort to win the minds of all of us to a particular standard which their group supports. If we, as democratic people, are to survive not only as a people, but as a great nation, we must be educated to think independently and to determine the true values of using technological advancement to better our way of life rather than to destroy it. We must also learn to recognize the value of the individual and to respect his rights and dignity as a man. An interest in good government, high moral standards, and a firm faith in the Almighty will cause our lives as individuals to be fulfilled and the prosperity of our country to be assured. In the hands of you young people rests the future of our country. Prepare your- selves educationally and spiritually to make your future and the future of your country a bright one. I6