Winchester Community High School - Golden Era Yearbook (Winchester, IN)

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s T U D E N T S Juniors 10 Prom 14 Seniors 16 Graduation 32 Sophomores 34 Homecoming 38 Freshmen 40

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LEFT: Winchester showed up 4000 strong for the community photo. BELOW: Rob Moles takes time to say Winchester is No. 1 on his way back to school. The Pride Of Citizens Shows A community whotP Yes, believe it or not, the community of Winchester posed for a picture on May 8. Originally scheduled a week earlier, the photo was postponed by rain and inclement weather. The rescheduled date was a little more than perfect with sunny skies and warm weather. ”1 was really proud of how well every-ed principal Nyle Fox at a convocation after that glorious event. Many students were not as enthusiastic as Mr. Fox, but negative attitudes were few. At least we get out of class, was the way Randy Acker described the afternoon. There was relatively little confusion as hundreds of people converged on the courthouse lawn. Even the march of students from all the community schools was orderly. It was nice that everyone showed so much pride in Winchester, commented Jamie Williams. Several area newspapers printed the shot that will eventually be used in a new pamphlet promoting the community of Winchester to attract people to our town. Even channels 6 and 7 televised this momentous event on the evening news. FAR LEFT: Jamie Williams enjoys the 80 degree weather at the community portrait. LEFT: Darrel Barnes turns his back on photographers who are stationed in second story windows and a truck bucket raised high in the air. 7

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Yearbook staff members Mark Keever, Brandon Helms, A J. Lasley, and Todd Hollingsworth use Rory Helms hard head to break into the annual staff room. Yearbook deadlines arrive on March 11, April 1, May 6, May 27, and June 10. These members hurry to turn in the pages dues for each deadline.