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

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-+-f THE 1936 OW-WOW AB X Q3 X i V FRESHMAN cues x' C ' . rr eff t n - :fr Q.. First Row: Emma Hudsong Ruby Veechg Peggy Gordong Betty Edwardsg Elinor Garving Rose Marting Mary Munsong Merle Andersong Ruth Edwardsg V Ruth Ramsey. ' - Second How: Marjorie Cruitf Louis Mcvayg Dorothy Hilogossg Virginia Morrisong Vivian Marting Margaret Stormy Leota Abercrombie: Betty Stor ' E m, velyn Kiblerg Vernon Curryg Harlon Conley. --.- Back Rowg Raymond Morrisg J. S. Garvin: Ivan Full- Paul Ellis' J. R. . w Swinfordg Fred Frandseng Richard Luger. , y 20

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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

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THE 1936 POW-WOW 1 A FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY On September 2, 1935, thirty-seven green freshmen assemblei at W. C. H. S. to get their education, twenty having joined us from countrv schools. The eight members that have gone to school here from the first gradebe- ing: Marjorie Cruitt, Ruth Edwards, John Garvin, DNi5ht Richardson, Mary E. Munson, Ruth Ramsey, Emma Catherine Hudson, and Anna Fay Herron. A class meeting was held, and with the assistance of Miss Sutter, our advisor, we elected the following class officers:-- President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Historian Student Council Paul Ellis. Ruhv Veecn. Ruth Ramsey. Anna Fay Herron. Mary E. Munson. The whisperings of an initiation turned out to be an all-school uwelcome Party,u for us. On Tuesday evening, September 24, we held a weiner roast at the home of a classmate, Dick Lugar. A short time later, two members of our class discontinued school work one being Helen Figiins, the other, Robert Webb. The Freshmen are represented in the high school orchestra by Mary E. Munson, John Garvin, Eleanor Garvin, Betty Storm, Emma Catherine Hudson, and Anna Fay Herron. We are an industrious class, and it is our present ambition to be class- mates as Sophomores again next year. Anna Fay Herron, Historian. -.4-M 21