Winchester High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Winchester, IL)

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We have crossed the bay; the ocean lies before us. We of the senior class had to struggle to make your 1949 Wildcat a success. It was a battle from start to finish, but we were like the French who have no word for impossible” in their dictionary. We have included write ups of extracurricular activities and class histories because the staff felt those were the things you would want to remember in future years. And what is a better way to recall a friend than to see his picture in an annual? For this reason we have placed an emphasis on individual pictures and have also included several pages of snapshots, many of them humorous. For some of us seniors this year marks the end of school life, and for others of us it is only a beginning and a stepping stone for further and higher education. To each of us it means the breaking of friendships and the beginning of the battle with Life. Although our roads are now branching, we have traveled the paths through high school together and our journey has been a pleasant one. We are proud that Win-Co-Hi is our Alma Mater. With these thoughts we present this 1949 edition of the Wildcat. Your editor, V. LUCILLE HUBBERT

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LOYALTY TO WIN-CO-HI Cheer, cheer for old Win-Co-Hi Raise up the banner; Our motto: Do or Die.” While our players fight their best, We’ll always back them, They'll do the rest. They'll never falter, they'll never fail, Them, as the victors, we'll always hail! We'll always loyal be to Win-Co Cheer for Dear Win-Co-Hi. Yell: Cha-hee! Cha-haw! Cha-haw, haw, haw! Winchester High School RAH! RAH! RAH!

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MR. ELDON WICKUNE MRS. LORETTA GLOSSOP DEDICATION To Mrs. Loretta C. Glossop and Mr. Eldon Wickline, who for four years have guided us, we, the class of 1949, are happy to dedicate this yearbook. We have counted our association with them a privilege and have considered their friendship a source of help and encouragement. 4