Wingo High School - Warrior Yearbook (Wingo, KY)

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X! Now feeling as upper classmen we came into our Junior year with ho students under the sponsorship of Mr. Bill Kreisler. We have started a busy year preparing for the annual Junior-Senior class trip at the end of school. From the Junior Class Norma Jones and Betty Jo France were elected cheerleaders and our class will have a number of boys on the basketball team. Officers for the l9h9-SO term are Bill Vann, Presg John Via, Vice Presg Betty Jo France Sec. Q Treag and Agatha Bennett Reporter. We are very glad of having Agatha in our class as she is known for her tap-dancing. We gained a few new students this year whom we all welcomed. We must not forget Dean Johnson and Jimmy Russell who have been basketball managers for three straight years. We hope to do much in our Senior year as we know we will all hate to leave the halls of Ole Wingo High where we have had such happy days. We started our Freshman year with 33 iriproaring students. We were glad to have as our sponsor Mr. James Pickard. Officers for that year were Betty Ann Butram, Presidentg James Milton Clapp, Vice Presidentg Jean Smith, Secretary- Treasurerg and Peggy Russel, Reporter. lWe were happy of having Robby Prince on the basketball team that year. We entered our Sophomore year with L6 students. Having finished our Fresh- man year we were determined to settle down a little. Our officers for that year were James M. Clapp, President, Jean Smith, Vice President, Betty Jo France, Secretary-Treasurerg Agatha Bennett, Reporter. We were happy in- deed of having Mrs. Dennis Vaughn as our sponsor. In the basketball queen contest we were happy to have Norma Jones representing our class. We des- perately labored on a play in order to make money for our queen. Also that year two of our boys played basketball for the Wingo Indians. . i

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' 'QQ38? ' CLASS POEM Q 3 BY: Linda Mae Sanderfer Cv 3 8 as t T 23 ZQ, For our dear class the other grades must weep Q 3 As one of our happy milestone's is almost reached l S 3 We love our leaders for what they have strived to teach S 3 Our sponsor as she tries to speak Q5 A? Of the goal that each of us should seek. 35 X' R5 3 We've been taught the value of kindness S xg Truth and honor will always remind us gf Cv Of the coming days in all the rush .25 Q To do whats right and never fuss. - E25 Cv Q' rxp C9 S All of us may never be together again 5 gg But memories will always remain within 22 rag Our principal, as he has so kind to us been K2 ag Will hand us diplomas, when this year comes to an end Q my We will all give honor and thinks to him. Q7 Cv ,QB 7 cd XJ G9 3 The Honorable Board as they sought anear and afar S cg For teachers of wisdom and learning 5 Q3 Poor ignorant we, untutored, untaught l 225 E5 For the three R's would still have been yearning. gg XJ A7 W Q 'gg .To our good Engliahngeacher our thanks d N t d ES? fX Cv To sit or to set? o lie or o ay. an Wha vor' v 22 Mrs. Anderson should go there? Q3 R2 How to spell and, conjugate and compare- Q 83 Oh how we must've got in her hair. QQ 23 St' 7 Q Our parents dear, how can we express Elf Q3 How grateful we are, loyal, and loving? 23 S55 They're not enough words, it must be in deeds H 225 E5 Right living, loving, and giving. Q5 v X rx 7 C7 Cx: gg Our Alma Mater as it will long stand Q fb? Will always seem like home as it is so grand Co if We will always be ready to,give it a hand Q Q2 And as we leave we would like to command 22 3 That all of our friends will be loyal as they can. Q2 9' S CQ Cv 'N33WWWWW333338N3WWWWWWWWQ8NWNQQQQRQQQQWRRQRQ

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First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Fifth Row: Sixth Row: Seventh Row: 5 - X mm: -Er' , 'V 1119313 x 1 1 A ', J ' 'tl - 1-'f Y Qi- ,T 'Q' , Q' ' W y ,,,, 2, xr' f -'dj' 'U' Wanda Dunevant, James O. Clapp, Helen Crittendon Larry Hopkins, Robbie Russell, Howard Lawrence. Richard Taylor, Betty Butrum, Mary Neil, Dalton Smith, John Via, Patsy Gossum. Arlie Fields, Harold Puckett, Peggy Russell , Betty Cobb. Winocha Britt, Joan Clark, Ardell Clark. Betty Madden, Kenneth Ballew. Norma Jones, Mary A. Clark. Peggy Taylor 20