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The Athenian 1933  contributor unknown Dedication ...to... Mr. R.L. Speer  To
Mr. R.L. Speer, the beloved principal of Sherman High School who has
always maintained the respect and love of the entire student body, and
who has proven himself an unselfish, capable leader of both the faculty
and students, and the advocate of right principles and fair play in
everything, do we, the Seniro Class, in appreciation of his work with
and for us, dedicate this, the 1933 issue of The Athenium. Sherman High School Faculty  1st
row (L-R): Mr. A.G. Mitchell (mathematics), Miss Fay Robie
(mathematics), Mr. Paul T. Brown (mathematics), Mr. J.T. Crosby (Head
Science Department), Mr. Wendell H. Hill (Science), Miss Elma
Knox (Science) 2nd row (L-R): Mr. A.L. Walker (Commercial Arts), Miss Mary Veits (Commercial Arts), Miss Louise Altman (Head Home Economics Department), Miss Lorene McQuown (Home Economics), Mr. J.E. Cullers (Industrial Arts), Mr. F.H. Fowler (Industrial Arts) 3rd row (L-R): Mr. F.A. Lloyd (Agriculture), Mr. Verde Dickey (Physical Training), Mrs. Paul T. Brown (Physical Training), Miss Emmete Altman (Director of Music), Mrs. Nora Key Weems (Librarian), Mrs. Hogan Crabtree (Sec. to Mr. Cook), Miss Lois Love (Sec. to Mr. Speer), Mrs. Annie Wilson (Cafeteria Mgr.) Bearcat Band Mr. C.C. Shell, Director  Top
row (L-R): George Griffith, Jack McKown, George Morton, Mae Stinnett,
Raymond Garr, Edward Farris, Ray Winebrenner, William Southard, Cecil
Hood, George Brooks, R.G.Hall, J.W. Higgs
Second row (L-R): Perry Hendricks, Vernon Caldwell, Monroe May, Olan Atherton, Bill Bailey, Bob Gibbs, Tom Blanton, Oscar Hefner, Muriel Kimbrough, Creswell Jones, Jesse Davis, Edward Pedigo, D.M. Porterfield Front Row (L-R): Dorothy Wilson, John Hendricks, Kenneth Clinton, Virgil Easterly, Glen Winebrenner, Ray Agnew, Daily Sutton Bill Arnold, Earl Thrasher The Bearcat Band is one of the organizations which we could not do without. It really puts "pep" into the student body to hear the band play at the pep rallies in the chapel and at the games. The special in some of the pieces are especially well received by out-of-town people as well as people of our own town. The value of the band can not be overestimated. It was a big help to the Pep Squad in the stands at the games and also to them in their drills on the field. The student body as a whole is very appreciative of the band and its efforts, and takes this means of thanking the band members and their splendid and untiring leader, Mr. Shell.     Sherman High School History Susan Hawkins © 2024 |