Windsor High School - Duke Yearbook (Windsor, VA)

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SENIORS ANN POWELL Softball, 50, F. H. A., 49, 52, Basketball, 49, 50, 51, 52, Reporter S. C. A., 513 Reporter, Class, 51, News Reporter, Newspaper Staff, Slg Parliamentarian, F. H. A., 493 junior Play, 51, Senior Play, 52. MARIE SCOTT F. I-I. A., 523 Treas. F. H. A., 52, Secretary S. C. A., 513 Operetta, Glee Club, Sec. Glee Club, 51, Sec. Class, 51, 52, Junior Play, 515 Senior Play, 52, Asst. Mgr. Basketball, 51, 523 Contest Editor, Newspaper Staff, 515 Asst. Edi- tor, Annual Staff, 52g 4-H Club, 49, 50, 51, 52. Reporter Class, 49, Treas. Class, 50, 51, Junior Play, 51, Senior Play, 523 Production Editor, Newspaper Staff, 51, Picture Editor, Annual Staff, 52, Glee Club, Operettag Girls Chorus, 49, 50, 51, 52, Asst. Mgr. Basketball, 505 Mgr. Basketball, 51, 52, Executive Board S. C. A., I , I - ip DOTTIE STEELE W A I eff AM.: ..,V - . ' ti ':' 'Qi, S I H 5,5 Qui, - - 49, 50, 52. 4: Q Q :W 5 , T F. H. A., 49, 50, 52, Softball, 50. ANNIE MAE WILLIAMS Q, S., K E533 H P- , Q: za is .u sa. 7' WF

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Basketball Mgr., 49, Basketball Squad, 50, 51, 525 Executive Board S. C. A. 50, 51, Sec., S. C. A., 50, Pres. Glee Club, 51, Secretary Class, 50, Vice Pres. Class, 515 Editor, Annual, 52, Editor, Newspaper Staff, 51, Senior Play, 51, 52, junior Play, Sl, Glee Club, Girls Chorus, 49, 50, 51, 52, Mgr. Softball Team, 513 Operetta. Basketball, 50, Staff, 52. F. H. A., 49, 50, 52, Reporter, F. I-I. A., 49, 525 Secretary F. H. A., 503 Glee Club, Operetta, 51, Feature Editor, Annual SENIORS BETTY H OLLAN D F. H. A. 49, 50, 52, Pres. F. H. A., 49, Vice Pres., F. H. A., 50, Glee Club, Pres. Class, 493 Secretary, S03 Vice Pres., 513 Girls Chorus, 49, 50, 51-Q Cheerleader, 51, Softball Scorekeeper, 51, Treas. Class, 50. lTransferred from Isle of Wight in '52l BETTY JOHNSON DOROTHY LYNCH F, H. A., 50, 51, Glee Club, Basketball, 50, 51, 52, Co-Captain 51, Softball, 50, 513 Editor, Newspaper, 51, Reporter Class, 51, Senior Play, 52. CTransferred from Isle of Vvight in ,521 ELLEN MUNFORD

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History of the Class of '52 BY ELLEN NIUNFORD It seems only yesterday that we entered the ninth grade with smiling faces and eager hearts, on a sunny September morning in 1948. Many of us had thought weid never see the day we would be freshmen. Mrs. lylitchell Hunter was our teacher and Francis Joyner was our president. During the year we regretted the loss of Jimmie Presson, who left to acquire a job, and Katherine Robertson and Elizabeth Brasiwell, who left for married life. We ended the year with a rip-roaring picnic at Burwell's Bay. In September, 1949, school bells tolled again and we became Saucy Sopho- moresf, Mr. Stanfield Johnson was our teacher, and Bill Joe Bracey was class president. During the year, we lost Elizabeth Taylor who preferred married life to school. Again Burwell's Bay was chosen as our picnic site. In September, 1950, we found ourselves Jaunty Juniorsi' with hrlrs. L. T. Hall as our teacher. Dorothy Holland, Roylene Slye, and Jane Bowden failed to return to school. We elected Jeryl White as our class president. hflany exciting events happened during this year. We received our class rings and we gave a ban- quet and dance at Planter's Clubhouse in honor of the Senior Class of 1951. Mem- bers of the class took part in our class play, UA Poor Married Man, which was a tremendous success. VVe also had many parties and picnics this year. In September, 1951, 'Ole Windsor' hailed us as Sophisticated Seniors? Vlfe began the year with Mrs. Emory Eley as our teacher and Francis Joyner, Jr., as president. VVe were happy to gain two new students, Dot Lynch and Betty Holland. We felt very important -because of our senior privileges. Our play, Here Comes Charliev was a 'big success. During this year we had the thrill of working on a high school annual for the first time since 1948. ' We know it will not be very long before we will say farewell to the most Wonderful school in the world. As our last year draws to a close, we can look back with fond memories of the good old days at Windsor. Together we face the future with courage, we know that Honor Lies at Labor,s Gate, and we are eager to try our wings. U