Winchester High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Winchester, IL)

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Seated (lift to rlvlit): ’!ani .Vikun. .vorma Nicholson, Jan Shive. Hetty Cannon. Edwin Graybae), Mary Ann Knapp, Clara Belle Leedy. Joan liornbeck. Joan Flynn. Second Row: Miss Priest, Mary Don Butzback, Beverly McKinney. Sylvia Sellars. Josephine Glossop, Doris Gregory. Eileen Harnett. Betty Evans. Elizabeth Foote. Hettie Carriger, Mr. Llgon. Third Row: Dean Carriger. Dean Thady. Danny Drummond. Sam Peak. Charles Marshall. Clarence Russell. Everett Patterson. Harry Northrop. William Oswald. Carol Savage. Robert Hand. Wildcat Sia Editors..................Mary Ann Knapp, Edwin Graybael Picture Editors .... Hettie Carriger, Elizabeth Foote Snapshot Editors . . . Clarence Russell, Everett Patterson Art Editors..............Carol Savage, Betty Evans Literary Editor .... Mary Don Butzback Activity Editor .... Joan Flynn Club Editor..............Betty Ann Cannon Sport Editors............Dean Carriger, Robert Land Circulation Editors . . Doris Gregory, Josephine Glossop Business Manager . . . Danny Drummond Typists..................Jane Shive, Clara Belle Leedy, Joan Hornbeck Finance Committee . . Eileen Barnett, Dean Thady, Clara Mikus, Harry Northrop, Norma Nicholson, William Oswald, Sam Peak, Charles Marshall, Beverly McKinney, Sylvia Sellars. Advisers.................Miss Priest, Mr. Ligon FOUR

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CVsidiadwrL We, the class of nineteen hundred and fifty, dedicate this annual to our parents, who have sacrificed time and money in order that we could complete our high school education. THREE

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VLdw amt JPultl As a theme for the annual, the senior class of 1950 chose the idea “Now and Then” which shows the progress made by the school in the last twenty-five years. In carrying out this theme the staff has included baby pictures of a few of the faculty and students. The consolidation of the schools has brought us many new opportunities for participation in athletics, band, dramatics, and various club activities pupils could not have had years ago. Today pupils ride on a warm bus to school rather than furnishing their own transportation or walking on dirt roads. In the evening busses take us to games, parties, and plays at the school. Students may eat a hot meal at noon with plenty of milk and fruit instead of carrying a cold lunch in a sack. Students may choose subjects which will train them for their future occupations as: agriculture, home economics, and commercial courses. We are indeed grateful for these many opportunities we have had. Two of the editors attended a conference at the University of Illinois in October for yearbook advisers and staff members. We have tried to incorporate some of the ideas gained at this conference in “The Wildcat” to make it attractive and interesting by varying the location of pictures and including more snapshots. We hope the annual will be a high school souvenir that we shall always cherish and enjoy. THE EDITORS. FIVE