Windsor High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Windsor, IL)

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wt' f X 5 be A w '2., A l at , Q, 3 5 Y T a ser' Q. Q ' is l ' X V 5 X19 . X f' it -. T 1 N - . ik Sophomore Classy. 4 f , f yo nts? ,Q .,-,tzlfcff Fourth 1f0ll'?Z0llIl21 l lynn, Cassius lliehardson, V1-ra Walker, Richard Daily. Evelyn Ross, 0USAI'tllLll'. Thirll lf1lH'fllUlN'I't Lovins. Aiineo Cutler. Tlloinas liottrell, Lucille Notfke, D4-an Clawson, llorx-no Bennett. Second Ron'-Raymond lfllain, llelen Turner, George Thompson. Rosa Kenny, Gaylord Garner, Tl I itt Xllix Iii lrirds Paul lones IOIIHIS in-gg 1 4 4- . .. . . .. First Iron'-Yyonna Lenz, Eugene Bauer, Elstlier Rankin. Cecil Sears, Ruth Tate, Edwin Anderson, Ruth Finley, XVillard Wooten. Class History On September 3, 1928, sixty-seven Freshmen set out for their first port, Sophomores. They had a great deal of trouble at first in finding their right classrooms, but they soon got straightened out and began the setting of sails in algebra, English, physiography, and Latin. The Sophomores gave the Freshmen a real initiation. The poor little green Freshies naturally thought the Sophomores treated them roughly and harshly. Very few of the Freshmen dropped out and near the end of the year there were about sixty Freshmen sailing along the banks of the first port. At the end of the year they had reached the first landing and most of them were glad to get a rest, from sea, of three months. September 7, 1929, about sixty Sophomores set sail for second port, Juniors. They didn 't have so mueh trouble finding their proper places this time and were Twenty

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Freshman Class 'Fhirrl lion'-K1-tnloth Baker, lleatric-o Storm, Ilvnny Hall, Mc-rl Kull, Robin Gregory, Nellie Andrews Vernon llartsell, Lufmta Williams. Nmmml Ifmr-Evelyn llazvn, Floyd Tico, Mary Turrvntine, Daniel Elliott, Martha Elder, 1102111 liozono Front Rolf'-Virgillia Goddaul, Donald Martin, Irene YValk0r, Marian Tebbv, Marie Ilall, Luther Mahan. Beatrice June Horn. President ..............,w. ......... D ean Rozene Vice Presiflenf ...ww... .. .4.,. Robin Gregory Secy. and Trcas ...,........., .,,..,,....,,.,.... N ellie Andrews Class AdUis0rs...Miss Birkett, Miss Rixmann TllT61Lfjl-HBO