Lena Winslow High School - Win Nel Yearbook (Lena, IL)

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U N I O R S FAREWELL TO MR. PFISTERER Mr. Pfisterer, though you are leaving us, our memories of you still linger. You accepted the position as superintendent and principal of the Winslow Com- munity High School in 1924. The fact that you have held this for eleven years signifies that you are a popular and capable teacher. Besides the school work, you have always been willing to give a helping hand to everyone in the community. VVhat you have done for Winslow High School and the community can never be measured in dollars and cents. It has been said that great and worthy people come and then pass on. The record of their achievements is the means by which we measure their service. We never realize their worth until they are gone. Under your efficient guidance, the school has graduated over 200 graduates including the Class of 1935. Out of these there are twenty-one school teachers, three nurses, one salesman, two bookkeepers, one stenographer, one hotel manager, one Civil Conservation Corps officer, and one printer. Besides these, there are several graduates who are yet in college preparing themselves for various profes- sions. The remainder of the graduates, although not in a special profession, are capable citizens and are becoming leaders of activities in their respective commu- nities. VVe, in behalf of the students of Winslow High School, feel that words can- not express our gratitude for your patience and guidance throughout these tender years of our lives. We will never forget your smile and good humor. How it has brightened our school days! We will grow to appreciate you more and more as time rolls on. Your influence has strengthened us in character and purpose. We, the Class of 1936, regret that you are leaving us and that you will not be able to assist us in the trials and cares of our Senior year. However, we can con- sider ourselves fortunate to have had your kind assistance during the past three years. Wfith this idea in mind, we extend to you our best wishes for success and happiness in your new held of educational work. THE FACULTY-WHEN IN HIGH SCHOOL Margaret Elizabeth Hanlon Peggy Hacket School Bank cashier 2, Carnival 3, Cicero Club 3, Aeneades 4, Thalian Society 4, Rifle Club 4, Romance Evening 4, Music Memory 4, Increscent Staff 4, Scholar- ship list 4. Red-headed people are inclined to become good scholars. Mr. Thomas R. Pfisterer i6TOmYY Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club Z, 3, Kittenball 3, 4, Play 3, President 2, 4. Mr. Floyd Stahl Football-All-American tackle in Cullom High School, leading part in Sen- ior play. Miss Helen Eells Pickles Now Don't Am I Intruding 4, Oh joy Dramatic Club, Salutatorian 4. Mr. Clarence Clarno 1KTed!! Basketball 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Orano Staff 4, Orchestra 4, A Case of Suspension 4, Class Poet 4, Lighthouse Nan 4, Deacon Dubs 4. He wants to be a barber. NETEEN 0 THIRTY 0 FIVE 0 WIN l30l NEL