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

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vw' THE 1936 POW-WOW ,V U11 my 5.3 ' . e A . A V Y SOPHOMORE First Row: Ruby Latch: Rosemary FGPEUSOUQ Wanda Horny Vera Dickersong Maxine Fishery Imogene Blvinsg Imogene Sheltong Helen Ashbrookg Janet Baker. Second Row: Miss Lillyg Gerald Rossg Milton Yunkerg Ronald Rosng Dean Noffkeg Henary Dale Holesappleg John Kaseyg Bruce Klineg Jack Jonesg Paul Morrison. Back Row: Junior Elderg Vallee Fergusong Eugene Deitzg Dean Hartsellg Richard Hanptong Glen Noffkeg Charles Linvelg Ralph Wilsong Eugene Swaing Walter Rose. 18

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JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY In September 1935, twenty-seven so called greenhorns entered W. C. H. S., bashful and also very frightened because of what others had told us. We were duly initiated and with the help of our class advisors Mr. Bennett and lr. Bridges, we had our class parties throughout the year. We enjoyed the good fortune of passing semesters, and received a much needed vacation. In September 1934, we returned with the remaining of the old class and five new classmates. We started the year looking much more intel- ligent and with the shade of green considerable lighter. with the help oi-lies Hockaday, we initiated the freshies who occupied our old seats QHEYHQ south side of the assembly. Again we survived the semesters,snd welcomed another vacation. September 1935, twenty-six eager Juniors, gingerly examined a new seating arrangement to see if they were in the front or back of the as- sembly for we are now upper-classmen. How proud and happy we were with being out of the under-classmen rows! We elected class officers as follows: President Ruby Janes. Vice-president Ivan Garrett. Secretary k Treaiuror Phyllis Storm. Historian Rose LaVerne Thompson. Class Advisor , Miss Walker. Our representatives to the Student Council are Richard Gannaway , and Mildred Thompson. Under the adept tutelage of Miss Lough our play advisor, we gave the Junior class play, 'Ch1ntz Cottage.' To Miss Walker we also gave the responsibility of helping us plan the annual Junior Senior Banquet. Rose Laverne Thompson, Historian. 17 THE 1936 POW-WOW

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THE 1936 POW-WOW S-H HISTORY OF THE SOPHOMORE CLASS On September 5,l954, thirty-seven pupils began their four years of high schocl education. We wer: invited to the initiation as usual, and were instructed to come dressed Ls little kids. When we arrived, we were rushed through an alley of paddles. The party over, the Sophomores served us with delici- ous refreshments. A class party was held at the home of Janet Baker. Our class advisers for the year were Miss Sutter and Mr. Davis. When school ended, we received a well-earned rest. On September 5, 1955, thirty of the thirty-seven who survived the first year began the second year of high school. A class meeting was held at the first of the year and the following officers elected: President Vera Dickerson Vice-president Ronald Ross Secretary R Treasurer Imogene Bivins Historian Paul Morrison Class Adviser Miss Lilly The privilege of initiating the Freshies was denied us this year, but we helped give them an all school party. A successful weiner roast was held at Wyman Park at Sullivan, with the help of our adviser. Through strenuous efforts, it is our sincerest hope to be Juniors next year, one and all. Paul Morrison Historian 19