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

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.THE 1936 Pow-Wow FOREWORD The graduating class of 1955 renewed a custom of publishing a schoolyesr book. We, the seniors cfl956 have gallantly endeavored to continue this custom and school tradition. Proudly md withcut apologies we offer this volume of the 15th edition of a l.C. T-!.S. school annual for your approval. We sincerely hope and trust that you will join us, the staff, in thanking our advisers for their counsel and efforts, and we urge that you patronize our adver- tisers whose support sxifirmcial assist- ance has made this annual possible. THE STAFF DIVISIONS CLASSES PAGE EIGHT ACTIVITIES PAGE TWENTY-TWO Guys-oAI,s-GIGGLES-cRoANs PAGE FORT! ADVERTISING PAGE EIFT!-FOUR THE STAFF EDITORS RUBY NINER LYL3 NUNsoN MANAGERS DEAN FLING PAUL EENNETT sNAPsRoTs EI.EANoR RICHARDSON Tomas MAXINE MAY socIAL EVENTS Lors WALDEN ACTIVITIES MAXIN13 Snoov PAUL! N 3 BROOK

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THE 1936 POW WOW DEDICATION For over a generation the Old School Building has echoed and re-echoed to the sound of a group of happy boys and girls. But never-more will happy students trudge up the long flight of stairs to scurry from roam to room. The Old Building will stand like a ghost of some forgotten ageg alive, only with the memory of by-gone days. The dust and cohwehs will gather where we former- lv worked and studied. The cobwebs may gather and the dust may fall and the Old School Building may be razed from this earth, but deep in our hearts there will always be a warm, most reverent feeling for the home of our youth. Because we are the last class to oc- cupy the Old Building, we the class of'56 desire to dedicate this issue of the Pow wow to the Old School Building.

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THE 1936 POW-WOW W- I 1IIIII!!!! J. H. Dunscomb Mr. Dunscomb, affect1onate1y,uJobeyH to friends and stu- dents. He's our principal, our coach, our bookkeeping instructor, our counseller and advisor. Four years we have worked, for him, with him, and under himg in those four years we have lesrned to love him and to rever his judgment and advice. And so to one who has for four years given to us his undivided attention and efforts, we gladly extend our sincerest best wishes for his success in a promising future.