[quote name="bigeddy" post="929878" timestamp="1291994100"] I will say Yoe by 24 in this one. Does anyone really know what a Yoemen is ?? [/quote] History of C.H. Yoe High School After the death of Charles Yoe in 1921, his wife, Caroline, gave the money to buy land and build a new high school for Cameron. The citizens of Cameron named the school after her husband C.H. Yoe. The Yoemen mascot is a maroon colored archer, or a maroon colored Robin Hood. I will try to find a picture. There's also this definition that was written by a couple of C. H. Yoe High school students: Definition of Yoemen YOEMEN is plural, not Yoeman. We don’t play for ourselves, we play as a team. To be classified as a YOEMEN you have pride in your team and not just yourself. We play for the name on the front NOT the back. To be a YOEMEN is all about being full of pride, being a top school in the state, and never giving up in our school and our name, “YOEMEN.†We may be hated by many, loved by few, but we ARE Respected By All. We do everything with class and respect for others. To be a YOEMEN you have to have heart and effort to be the best that you can be for the school and the community. We STAND OUT as one of the schools that does not have a repetitive mascot like a tiger or a mustang. As you go through Yoe High School or any other Cameron ISD campus, ALWAYS remember that YOE PRIDE NEVER DIES. You can take the person out of the school, but you cannot take the YOE PRIDE out of the student. Once a YOEMEN, always a YOEMEN.