Windsor High School - Duke Yearbook (Windsor, VA)

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,J 2nd Grade Betty Jane Gardner, George Everette Hedgepeth, Polly Hedgepeth, Kenneth Babb, Phyllis Pierce, Stanley Soboleski, Judy Vasser, Ikie Steele, Judy Holland, Russell Hedgepeth, Maie Belle Turner, Eddie Powell, Peggy Johnson, Nancy Beale, Gloria Howell, Rae Duck, Faye Duck, Frankie Brown, Mary Lou Turner, Jeff Butler, Faye Arrington, Jimmie VVhitley, Glenda Bracey, Melton Lynn, Shirley Jones, Marie Stephenson, Delaney Wells, Scotty Stephenson, Brenda Copeland, Bing Olson, Virgie Carr, Doris Spencer, Lillie Belle Mumford, Betty Stephenson, Becky Umphlette, Robert Allen Holland, Willie Wayne Chapman. Abrfzzt from pirture: Robert Merritt Johnson. ,A lst Grade Front Table, left to right: Durwood Scott, Oneal Carr, R. A. Howell, Jr., Dennis Whitley, Ronald Carr, Jimmie Uzzell, Len Cobb, Ann Umphlett. Left Table, front rorw: Tommy Robinson, David Lee Bradshaw, Betty Lou Wells, Bill English, Bill Bradshaw, Jean Chapman, Fleetwood Turner, Bert Marshall. Back Rofw: Betty Holland, Leslie Holt, Jr., Billy Martin, Katie Powell, Walter Barton, Peggy Hedgepeth. Right Table, front ro-w: Frances Godwin. Back Row: Edith Edwards, Johnnie Roberts, Sylvia Carr, Becky Cobb, Marvin Alphin, Sue Clabo, Mary Elizabeth Gardner, Junior Luter, Linda Crocker. Absent from picture: Carolyn Darden, Lily Lee Dundlow, Judy Jones.

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FOOTBALL Fran! Rofw, lrfl to right: Clay Hudson, Mgr., Charles Bland, George Parker, Francis Joy- ner, jr., Buddy Hardy, Thurman Parker, Charles Harmon, Newman Beale, Philip Raveling, Assistant Mgr. Burk Rofw: Mr. Don Schalla, coach, Lloyd Earl Crocker, Bobby Whitley, Bill Holland, James Holland, joe Pete Johnson, Bill Joe Bracey, jimmy Edwards, Thomas Alphin. Football Roundup Windsor High Schooljs foot-ball team took to the field for the first time in the history of the school on a bright, crisp October day. The Windsor Wildcats, run- ning their plays and capitalizing on the breaks of the game as a Well coached team should, looked really sharp. The score was sharp, too. Windsor Won 50-O over Boykins. For 'Windsor's second game the 'Wildcats traveled to VVhaleyville and came home on the short end of a 45-15 defeat. The third game was played against Holland in a driving rainstorm on the Vlfindsor gridiron. VVindsor again came out on the short end of the score, 18-12. The VVhaleyville Panthers showed their claws as they handed the Wildcats a 40-12 defeat in the fourth game of the youthful Wildcat gridders, career. Windsor invaded Boykins for the fifth game of the season. The Wildcats broke into the win column once more with a 41-30 victory. The last and most thrilling game of the season was played on the Holland athletic field. Holland was striving for a win to throw the league race into a tie between Holland and Whaleyville. The Holland hopes were crushed when Windsor battled to a 35-35 tie. As an interesting sidelight to this game, Windsor had it sewed up on a last quarter touchdown gallop by Bracey, when a holding penalty nullihed the six points. Although the football squad Will be greatly depleted by the loss of seven seniors, much promising material remains for the 1952 season.