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

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Shock Waves Bombard Area In February the snow fell and the blizzard arrived. Most people spent Valentine's Day inside stranded from friends and loved ones. Randolph Central dismissed for six school days. Finally the blizzard passed and the snow melted. Everyone was sure our lonely days had come to an end. But March stormed in with strong winds. In April it happened again . . . weird weather. In the matter of one week or even one day WC'ers saw if all. The first half of one day shined beautifully promising a lovely spring soon. In the second half of the day temperatures dropped, and a snow, cutting visibility to zero, raged outside. Near the end of Christmas break frozen pipe lines caused extensive water damage to our library. A large number of our library books were destroyed and had to be replaced. The library closed to student service for approximately three weeks whille the new rug was laid and wall repainted. At last in the final half of April the weather took a turn for the better exposing us to a beautiful spring. Temperatures soared into the 70's and 80's. WC sizzled in the heat, and students found concentration impossible while the temperate weather beckoned them outside. 2

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1985 GOLDEN ERA WINCHESTER COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL 700 N. UNION STREET WINCHESTER, INDIANA Volume 19 Introduction 2 Activities 88 Students 8 Ads 117 Academics 44 Index 126 Sports 56

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feu « » LEFT: Roger Hammer and Jenny Daly watch the April snow storm wondering if we will ever see spring. BELOW: To lay a new rug the students box all the books and materials to be trucked out of the library. All furniture was also removed by custodians. Dale Frazier and Brian Wagner, while building a shed in Mr. Anders class, soak up the April sun and 80 degree weather. 3