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

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.M THE 1936 POW-WOW .ww -1- ORCHESTRA KX- First Row: Dean Fling, Betty Storm, Phyllis Storm, Emma Hudson, Eleanor Garvin, Maxine May, Janet Baver, Charles Workman, Ricnard Hampton. Second Row: Miss Hood, J. S. Garvin, Pauline Shook, Maxine Shock, Ruby Miner, Mary Munson, Helen Juhnke, Ivan Garrett. Back How: Gail Garner, Rankin Tull, Darrell Swinford. This year our High School Orchestra has increased, both ir the number of members and ln types of instruments. It seems there has interest taken in this sort of work for we have added s and will soon have a saxaphone and a bass which will complete orchestration. been a greater three trombone give us a more Tvis vemr the orchestra has played for assembly provrams, plays D P.T.Q. meeting, and other nrofrsws. And althonrh we are compara tivalx small we have tried to do our hit for nOld W. C. F. S.n 26

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THE 1936 POW WOW we-. V , 1719 STUDENT COUNCIL Janet Baker, Helen Ashbrook, Mildred Thompson, Rankin Hood, Mary E Munson, Maxine May. V PAN 0 WHAT are heroes, prophets, men, But pipes through which the breath of Pan doth blow A momentary music. Being's tide Swells hitherward, and myriads of forms Live, robed with beauty, painted by the sun: Their dust, pervaded by the nerves of God, Throbs with an overmastering energy Knowing and doing. Ebbs the tide, they lie White hollow shells upon the desert shore, But not the less the eternal wave rolls on To animate new millions, and exhale Races and planets, its enchanted foam RALPH WALDO EMERSON

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. THE IQIMPOW-WOW I ,J K , r I ' sy, X ' ' CHORUS First Row: Janet Bakery Vivian Merting Pezay Gorden: Eleanor Ri h d - - c ar son, Maxine May, Maxine Fishery Ruby Veechg Emma Catharine Hudson: Marjorie Cruit. Second Row: Gerald Rossg Imogene Bivinsg Helen Ashbrookg Betty Ed . . wards, Eleanor Garvin, Merle Andersong Mary Munsong Miss Hoody Rich- ard Luger. Back Row: J. R. Swinfordg J. S. Garving Bruce Klineg Richard Hanptong Henry Holseppleg Walter Rose. W. C. H. S. Chorus is divided into two sections in order to ac- comodate u il h p p s w o have conflicting classes. This year hgwpvgr the greater pwxt of their Llmo has been spent leerninn the deep mysteries of music rather than exercising their vocal cords all of the time. Eleanor Richardson and Helen Louis Juhnve rewresented Vlndqor's M c,,ox-us at n Teacher-S Meeting: held in Shelbyville em-132 lg the ye-lr. As ' their time is not intirelv devoted to 'he Uistorv of V' 1 H - I I . . . ,ls c t ey often send the spirits of their classmates soaring with some famous refrain. 27