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★ ? f f f f POW WOW f f f f f ★ SOPHOMORES Front Row—Robert Storm, Mildred Wade, Jean Waggeman, Betty Osterday, Lois Weakley, Miss Allen (Advisor). 2nd Row—Mary Annetta Neal, Zelma Shadows, Laura Jean Hampton, Mary Arganbright, Elaine Bullerman, Edith Edwards, Norma Jean Banks. 3rd Row—Dwight Arganbright, Gene Wallace, Jim Carter, Robert Clapper, Leland Davis, Kenneth Roellig. 4th Row—Norma Jean Garrett, Gloria Faye Walker, Dorothy Noffke, Nadine Steele, Gloria Anderson, Mildred Moran. 5th Row—Stanley Butcher, Alfred Mayer, Thomas Arganbright, Don Horn, Duncan Ruble, Warren Specht. 6th Row—Junior Robinson, Albert Bell, Dale Tull, Jim Thompson, Donald Noffke, Floyd Hardwick, Tommy Curry. Officers—Mary Annetta Neal, Elaine Bullerman, Leland Davis, Floyd Hardwick. FRESHMEN Front Row—Arthur Johnson (Advisor), Mary Hennigh, Nadine Swinford, Mildred Trigg, Sybil Reed, Dorothy Carr. 2nd Row—Howard Stuckemeyer, Ruby Clawson, Mildred Slifer, Thelma Shriver, Maurine Krile, Elizabeth Ramsey, Norman Stewart. 3rd Row—Lloyd Herring, Carl Kuhl, Eldon Turner, Russell Rose, Paul Davis, Raymond Warner, Thomas Gaston. 4th Row—Paul Carter, Jacqueline Morford, Dorothy Davidson, Dorothy Calvin, Mary Louise Young, Emma Dickinson, Vada Tull. 5th Row—Kellie Larrew, Jr., Junior Frandsen, Everett Griffin, Forrest Worley, Don Gaston, Robert Slifer. 6th Row—Virginia Kercheval, Wanda Beidert, Dorothy Ellis, Nina Stremming, Wanda Latch, Helen Jeffers, Ruth Murphy. 7th Row—Paul Reese, Floyd Buckalew, Gerald Shew, Charles Fugate, Dallas Peadro, Richard Quigley, Bill Spencer. Officers—Dorothy Calvin, Bill Spencer, Jacqueline Morford, Mary Hennigh. WCHS 1941 ★ »??»? —22— if ¥ W f W ★
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★ if if f f v POW WOW If If v f if ★ Sophomore History On September 1, 1930, thirty-six Freshmen entered W. C. H. S. to start on an expedition of education. We were all eager to start and passed all the obstacles that came our way, which of course were daily tests and exams. Then we were ready to start on another expedition the following year. Our captain was Miss Midgett. Our next expedition began again in September, 1940, with thirty-eight members. The two members we gained were MildreO Moran and Laura Hampton. During the first semester we lost a member, Robert Gaston. We passed the first semester exams successfully and were ready for the second. During the second semester we lost Helen Green and Duncan Ruble but gained Jim Thompson. On May 23, the Biology class is to go to St. Louis to visit the zoo. Here we will see many interesting things. Our class advisor is Miss Allen and our officers are: President, Mary Annetta Neal; Vice President, Lcland Davis: Secretary, Treasurer, Floyd Hardwick; Historian, Elaine Bullerman. BIOLOGY TRIP TO ST. LOUIS Each year the Biology class and Mr. Bennett go on a trip to St. Louis. In St. Louis they visit Shaw’s Botanical Gardens and Forest Park zoo. Of course, to finish the day up right, they spend an hour or so at Forest Park Highlands. Besides being a lot of fun, the trip is always very interesting and educational. This year’s class, with 39 members, was the largest yet to have gone on the trip. They went on Friday, May 23, in the Stevvardson school bus. FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY Early in September a group of 25 boys and 21 girls, their knees knocking, came to W. C. H. S. to start on their first year in that building. But the upper classmen gave us a hearty welcome by means of an initiation party and were very helpful to us beginners. We would like to thank them for making our start easier. Fifteen of our group came from W. G. S. and 31 from the country near Windsor. Not long after school started, two of our class quit (Harold and Gerald Harden), and later Helen Jeffers moved to Shelbyville. We miss her very much. Also during the year we had three new members join our class. They were: Raymond Warner, from south of Gays; Sibel Reed, from Sullivan: and Dwain Hawkins, from Oconee. We are glad to have them in our class and we hope they like our school. We were acquainted in a week or two and by the third week we had settled down to hard study. We trembled a little at our first six weeks’ test but our real scare came with our first semester’s. They weren’t as bad as we had expected and we were soon able to breathe freely again. On March 21, 1941, the Freshman Class had their first class party of the year. Some of them brought guests. Delicious refreshments were served and every one had a “swell” time. Mr. Arthur Johnson was our class advisor and we want to thank him for his help and advice. Our class officers for the year were: President, Jacque Morford; Vice President, Bill Spencer; Secretary and Treasurer, Mary Hennigh; Historian, Dorothy Calvin. —Dorothy Calvin, Historian. ★ ff fff WCHS 1941 9f f W ★ —21—
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