Sherman High School - Athenian Yearbook (Sherman, TX)

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AHELPI GHA D At Sherman High School, we are fortunate to have some excellent counselors. A counselor has to be calm, wise, and willing to help, which our counselors are. Mr. Larry Scott is the ninth and twelfth grade counselor. He helps the freshmen and seniors with schedules and any personal pro- blems they might have. Getting ready for the first day of school is the hardest part of the job, Mr. Scott stated. Mrs. Shirley Nichols, is the tenth grade counselor and Mrs. Phyllis Armstrong is the eleventh grade were free. 7. Scott, Larry i 5152. counselor. They both basically have the same job as Mr. Scott. Two other counselors of our school are not assigned to one par- ticular grade level. Mr. Jack Ander- son is the vocational counselor, he assists students interested in voca- tional courses in making career choices. Mrs. Jeanne Groff is the special education counselor. She works with students that have special learning problems. Mr. Anderson stated that being a counselor is the opportunity to help people. 1. Surprise Mrs. Phyllis Armstrong, You look maaavaleous. 2. Ander- son, Jack 3. Armstrong, Phyllls 4. Groff, Jeanne 5. Nichols, Shlrley 6. Mr. Larry Scott and Mr. Tommy Hudspeth gaze out the doors, wishing they Counselors f 23

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Nw 1 1. Mr. Jack Pierce shows Mr. Bill McClure that he is on the do not admit list. 2. Mr. Her- man Stoner and Mr. Barker relax after a tough day. 3. Mc- Clure, Blll 4. Pierce, Jack 5. Stoner, Herman 6. Mr. Bill Mc- Clure finds out it's sometimes lonely when you're at the top. 2 3 4 5 GOOD FRIENDS T0 HA VE The assistant principals have a very important job. They maintain discipline throughout the school. Since Sherman High is such a big school, we need more than one prin- cipal. We have three assistant prin- cipals. They are as follows: Jack Pierce, Bill McClure, and Herman Stoner. Working together with the head principal, they make our year run smoothly, handling many tough jobs that we can't always handle ourselves as students. Mr. Jack Pierce commented what he enjoyed most about being an assistant prin- cipal was working with the students. .lf ex Q. S - af ' f X iff' gr I W ffl!! WMYX Al 7 f' 6 QT: - Qs-'S 1 22 f Assistant Principal

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Salute the Secretaries Although you may not see much of our secretaries, they play an essential part in our daily life here at SHS. Everytime you heard the bells dismissing us from class, you have the secretaries to thank. Who else could have control of the entire stu- dent body through the mere flick of a switch? Not only do these ladies control 4 5 1. Banks, Marllyn 2. Beck, Rosalie 3. Graves, Sandra 4. Harris, Kay 5. Nehrbass, Helen 6. Turner, Jo 7. Marilyn Banks receives one of the many phone calls answered by our secretaries. 8. Sandra Graves diligently completes one of the many tasks to be completed during the routine school day. 9. Kay Harris helps Walter Cole while counselor Phylis Armstrong awaits her turn. 24 f Secretaries our movement from class to class, but they also help to make our life at SHS less hectic by keeping up with all the paperwork, confusion, and paranoia that the student body causes. We should appreciate our secretaries for the work they have done. Let's hear it, folks . .. three cheers for our secretaries!! 6 8 , ffl