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

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WCHS Senior Activities LAVAUN ABERCROMBIE, AB And all who meet her like her. Band 141, Orchestra 11.2,3,41, 11,2,3,41, The Toreadors 131, 11,21, Home Ec Club 12,41. HELEN ASHBROOK 'tWithout my mischief I couldnt be my- self. Home Ee Club 12,3,41, Glee Club 13,41, G.A.A. 11,2,3,41, Chorus 11,2,3,41, The Toreadors 131, Orchestra 12,3,41, Page Asa Bunker 131, President 131. Chorus G.A.A. Historian 111, Pow-Wow Editor 141, Point Secretary 11,2,31, Student Coun- cil 11,21. JANET BAKER, BAKER The Declaration of Independence in person Vice--President 111, Chorus 11,2,3,41, Orchestra 11,2,3,41, Home Ee Club 12, 3,41, Page Asa Bunker 131, Historian 141, The Toreadorsn 131, G.A.A. 11, 2,3,41, Student Council 121, News Re- porter 141, Baby Steps Out 141, Band 141, Glee Club 13,41, Sports Editor 141. IMOGENE BIVINS, MIMO While we shut the gate upon one wooer, another knocks at the door. Chorus 11.2,3,41, Orchestra 13,41, Band 141, Secretary-Treasurer 121, President 141, Page Asa Bunker 131, i'The Toreadors 131, Glee Club 13,41, Home Ec Club 12,3,41, Joke Editor 141, Baby Steps Out 141. VERA DICKINSON I hate to leave him all alone and un- protected. G.A.A. 11,21, President 121, Home Ee Club 13,41, EUGENE GRAY DIETZ He blushes-all is safe. F.F.A. 13,41, Circulation Manager 141. AVONELLE DOAK Every girlie has a giggle all her own. Entered from Gays 141, Home Ee Club 141. ERBON DOAK To worry about tomorrow is to be un- happy today. Entered from Gays 141. JUNIOR ELDER, JUG Like the gfrl? Well, yes, I rather think so. Secretary-Treasurer 131, Page Asa Bunker 131, F.F.A. 13,41, Business Manager 141, Vice President 141, Soft ball 141. MAXINE FISHER '1Let not her wrath descend upon you. Chorus 11,2,3,41, Glee Club 131, The Tore::dors 131, Home Ee Club 13,41, Snap Shot Editor 141, Baby Steps Out 141. RICHARD HAMPTON DICK Tut, tut, my man, the girls won'L hurt you. Chorus 11,2,3,41, Orchestra 12,3,41, Page Asa Bunker 131, The Torea- dors 131, Baby Steps Out 141. DEAN HARTSELL I might be dangerous-so look out. 'fFind the Woman 141. J-'.CK JONES, JOHNNY Give lfim time-He'll grow up. Basket Ball 13,41, Student Council 111, Circulation Manager 141, Baby Steps Out 141. JOHN KASEY, JACK I am sure care is an enemy to life. Chorus 111, Track 111, Softball 131, Basketball 12,3,41. BRUCE KLINE, LARD I don't know what it's all about, but I'll argue anyway. Basketball 13,41, Track 121, Softball 13,41, Page Asa Bunker 131, Chorus 11,21, F.F.A. 131. 1938 Ten

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POW-WOW We're in the Army Now G11 September 3, 1934, thirty-seven of us enlisted for four years in the W.C.H.S. Army. Our commanding officers the first year were Davis and Sutter. We were taught to aim high, shoot straight and move forward. We were the last company of W.C.H.S. to have a sham battle, which was won by the Sophomores. We received our first furlough the last of May. Returning to duty September 3, 1935, we were placed under the command of Captain Lilly and advanced to the ranks of First Lieutenant. We gave a welcome party for the new recruits. After many hard fights and uphill battles against the Latin Army, we survived and received another leave in June, 1936. We did not return to camp until September 21, 1936, as the camp site was changed, and not ready as soon as expected. We put on a long drill and review, Page Asa Bunker , for the public and superior officers. Our captain for the drill was Lough. In the spring we gave a banquet at the U. S. Grant Hotel in Mattoon for the older mem- bers of the W.C.H.S. Army who were to receive their papers of Honorable Discharge in June. Our third furlough came June 11, 1937. Returning to duty September 1, there were only 23 of the original 37, five addition- al recruits from Gays and two former Junior officers who returned to service in our company. Soon after taking up our duties, we had one deserter, which left our num- ber at twenty-nine. We were under the general command of Captain Turner this final year of service. May 6, we put on our final drill and special review, Baby Steps Out , under the command of Captain Bennett. We shall receive our Honorable Discharge on May 27, 1938, having put in four years of good training. As we leave this training camp to venture further into the great unknown, we feel that we shall be more able to shoulder our guns and to march forward into Success. Historian. 1938s Nine

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