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

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1953 volume:

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Peggy Thompson, Jim Bottrell BUSINESS MANAGERS ........ Gladys Anderson, Virginia Doehring CIRCULATION MANAGERS ........ Barbara Buckalew, Jean Kibler SNAPSHOT EDITORS ............... ..... D orothy Hilligoss, Jane Myers ACTIVITIES EDITOR ........ ................................. P hy11is Cole ATHLETICS EDITOR ........ ........... D Wight Baker ADVISER ....... ................... ........ E 1 enore Moberley 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY ...... .... . .. ..,............ .. ,..... ....... ......... . . CLASSES ....... ATHLETKB ....... ACTIVITIES ............... ADVERTISEMENTS .A., 3 Page Page Page Page Page 6 8 2 4 63 UIIFETERIFI THE CAFETERIA On the 13th of October, the students of Windsor High School had the pleasure of eating lunch in the new cafeteria and what a treat it was. We have two good cooks, Mrs. Mary Parnell and Mrs. Amy Camlc. While Mrs. Camic was ill another good cook, Mrs. Reason Davis, helped out. The cooks have some student helpers who wash dishes, punch tickets, etc. Here is a sample of meals for one week. MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Potatoes and Cheese Turkey Steaks Beef Roast and Potatoes Egg Salad Mashed Potatoes Gravy Green Beans Gravy Slaw Pineapple Pudding Slaw Ice Cream Vanilla Wafers Peaches Cookies Bread and Butter Bread and Butter Bread and Butter Milk Milk Milk THURSDAY FRIDAY Turkey Fried Fish Up-side-down Pie Wieners and Kraut Green Beans Mashed Potatoes Scalloped Corn Cherry Cobbler Bananas Bread Bread and Butter Butter Milk Milk The dining room of the cafeteria is finished in a cool green and yellow, and it has a seating capacity for one hundred and two with six to a table. The kitchen has two electric stoves, a potato peeler, a potato masher, a large walk-in cooler, a dish-washer and many other miscellaneous items. All of the students and teachers stand in an orderly line to be served. The food is on steam tables so that it is kept hot while the three people serve each tray. After each person gets his tray, he picks up his knife, fork, spoon, milk, napkin, and straw. He then has his ticket punched and sits down to eat. On the table he will find salt and pepper, bread and butter, and sometimes peanut butter, carrot sticks, or celery. The pop machines and the candy room are in one corner of the cafeteria. Each class takes turns selling in the candy room. For ball games, pop, candy, and ice cream are sold in the cafeteria, and also it serves as a smoking room for the men. It is a wonderful place to show films and for the music students to practice. Everyone thinks this ls a fine addition to the school. 5 FFIEULTHJ Ellis L. Brant. Supt. Illinois College, A. B. University of Illinois, M. S. I. R. Curry. Principal Eastern State Colloge, B. ED. University of Illinois, M. S. History Pamela Ames Eastern State College, B. S. Ed. Social Science Girls' physical education Douglas Begeman James Millikin Uni- versity B. M. . Graduate work at Wesleyan University Band Robert R. Auchard College of Arkansas, B. S. Ed. Graduate Work at University of Illinois English Spanish Robert Buchanan University of Illinois, B. S., M. S. Coach Driver Training Boys' physical education 2517 f.. -. 'P' Q x. 50: ' 1-. f ,,.v- w -,N f 4: U .ni J S s ' -Qi 9 O 'Q s s n 1 37 + 'Q 1'- Nfl: M, I. 'F' Mm ms '71 xx i CLASS WILL Dwight Baker, leave my singing ability to Dickie Rankin. Jean Kibler, will my seat in English class to anyone who wants it. Virginia Doehring, will my position as chorus accompanist to Eileen Young. Glggys Anderson, leave all the things willed to me in past years to Darlene Ott. Fred Andres, leave Windsor High School in one piece. Martha Beck, leave Mr. Auchard in peace. Mary Ann Bridges, leave my position as solo cornet to Shirley Davis and also my ability to make Mr. B's temperature rise every day in band. Barbara Buckalew, leave with everything I've got-I need it! 10 DVVIGHT BAKER Buffalo - His good na- ture is the sign of a gener- ous soul. Sports editor of the POW WOW, Class president 3, 43 FFA 1, 2, 3. 4, president 3, 43 Chorus 2, 33 Junior play 35 Student Librarian 3, 43 Track 3, 4. JEAN ANN KIBLER Jean - Those who know her best praise her most. Transferred from Newton 33 Circulation Manager POW WOW, Class vice president 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA Vice president 33 GAA 4, GAA President 4. VIRGINIA LORRAINE DOEHRING Ginny - It's nice to be natural when you're natur- ally nice. Business mana- ger POW WOW, Class sec- retary 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band president 3, 4, Brass sextet 1, 2, Trumpet trio 3, 4, Brass quartet 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, accompanist 2, 3, 43 Junior play 3, GAA 4. GLADYS MARIE ANDERSON Pug - Frequently within my brain I gently think a thought. Business Mana- ger POW WOWQ Co-editor of school news 4g Class vice president 35 Class treasurer 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, band president 2, band v'ce president 4, clarinet quart-et 1, 2, clarinet trio 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior play 33 Student Librarian 2, 3, GAA 4. FRED AN DRES Fred - Not as serious as he looks. Class vice presi- dent 13 Chorus 2, 3, Junior play 3. MARTHA JANE BECK Martha - Some may laugh and some may talk, but I'll do both forever. Chorus 3. MARY ANN BRIDGES Bridgie - To worry about tomorrow is to be un- happy today. Co-editor POW WOW 3 Co - editor school newsg Band 1, 2, 3, 4, solo 1, 2, 3, 4, brass sex- tet 1, 23 trumpet trio 3, 4: band reporter 25 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior play 33 GAA 4. BARBARA ALICE BUCKALEW Barbara - An earnest worker with success her goal. Circulation Manager POW W-OW, Chorus 1, 2, Student Librarian 2. SBINIUIQS CLASS WILL Annabelle Carter, leave my vacancy in High School for pleasure. Dorothy Carter, will my personality to Joyce Kelley. Phyllis Cole, leave my parking place to Mr. Curry. Marjorie Curry, will my bashfulness to Donna Rgy. Marilyn Daubs, leaveg to who knows what. Betty Edwards, leave my athletic interests to Joy Bundy. Ruthann Elder, leave to be with Bill. Carol Ferguson, leave my brains to Joan Fleming. 12 Emma with greatest i ANNABELLE CARTER BEALS Annie - There's just one man for me. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Librarian: GAA 4. DOROTHY CARTER Dorothy - Don't judge me by the noise I make. Chorus 3, 4g FHA 2, his- torian 3, secretary 4. PHYLLIS COLE HARL Tubby - Never was an owl more blind than a lov- er. Activities editor POW WOW: Band 1, 2, 33 Chorus 1, 23 Junior play. MARJORIE CURRY Marjorie - She speaks, behaves, and acts just as she ought. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 GAA 4. SE MARILYN B. DAUBS Marilyn - Good, natural, and friendly-what more go4you want? Chorus 1, BETTY JEWEL EDWARDS Betty - Onward, onward, oh time, in thy flightg make the bell ring before I re- cite. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 33 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 GAA 4. RUTHANN ELDER Ruthie - All who meet her like her. Chorus 3, 43 FHA 3, 4. CAROL MARIE FERGUSON Carol - Modest is the grade of her soul. NIUIQS CLASS WILL Charles Hardwich, will-leave gladly. Jerry Hickman, leave Liane sadly. Dorothy Hilligoss, leave to grab my luggage and march on. Destination-Army Base. Joyce Hostetter, will my height to Clara Jane Groves. Dorothy Hudson, leave my ability to skip school to anyone who is dumb enough to try it. Red Hughes, leave my puddle jumper to Mr. Galligan. Marilyn Jones, will to June Foster my ability to agree with others! Shirley Jones, LEAVE with my twin sister. Bill Juhnke, will my speed in typing to Phyllis Cox. 14 CHARLES A. HARDWICK Fuzzy - I am what I am. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice president 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, Band 2, 35 FFA DeKalb Winner 4g Sectional Beef Winner 3. J ERALD B. HICKMAN Rabbit - Wise from the top of his head up. Chorus 1, 25 Junior class play, FFA 1, 2, 35 Basketball 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY JEAN HILLIGOSS Dorothy - Life, Life, ah sweet mystery of life. Snapshot Editor POW WOW: Class secretary lg Chorus 1, 2, 3, Student Librarian 3, 43 Junior play 33 FHA 3. JOYCE HOSTETTER Joyce - Is she so quiet and demure? Maybe, but don't be too sure. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 GAA 4, GAA Treasurer 4. DOROTHY MURIEL HUDSON Honey, - Life without a giggle was never worth liv- ing. Chorus 1, 21 Junior playg FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. RALPH HUGHES Red - If there's nothing to do, let me do it. Chorus 25 Student Librarian 35 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. MARILYN FAYE JONES Marilyn - These little things are great to men. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Librarian 2, FHA 2, 3, 43 GAA 4. SHIRLEY MAYE JONES Shirley - Music a n d women should both be dat- ed. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Jun- ior play prompter 33 FHA 2, 3, 4, Vice president 4. CHA RLES WILLIAM J UHNKE Bill - Look out-I might be dangerous! Chorus 1, 23 Stage crew Junior play 3: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. SENIURS CLASS WILL Clinton Krietemeier, will my fleetness of foot to Gene Morford. Esther Larimore, leave my carefree ways to anyone who speaks before he thinks. Vernon Mullikin, leave my place to Mary Lou. Jane Myers, leave 17 footprints from my locker headed toward the front door. Marilyn Osterday, leave my worries of shorthand to anyone who wants them. Vincent Passalacqua, leave my driving ability to Stanley Bjurstrom. Richard Pfeiffer, will away nothing for I need it all myself. Robert Pfeiffer, will my good behavior in class to Dale Linkhart and Sam Shadow. Lucille Reagin, leave W. H. S. to underclassmen. 16 i R A LPH CLINTON KRIETEMEIER Butch - I don't know what it's all about, but I'11 argue anyway. Class sec- retary 25 Chorus 1, Junior play 3, Basketball mana- ger 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. ESTHER RUTH LARIMORE Esther - Worry little 3 study less, my idea of hap- piness. Chorus 13 Junior play 3. VERNON EUGENE MULLIKIN V-ern - Life without sports is not life. Class treasurer 1, Class president 2, Class secretary 33 Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 3, 4. MARY JANE MYERS t'Jane - Better not dare me-I might take you up on it. POW WOW snap- shot editorg Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Trumpet trio 3, 45 Duet 33 Brass quartet 4, Chorus 1, 2, 35 Junior play 33 Stu- dent Librarian 3, 4g GAA 4. MARILYN JEAN OSTERDAY Marilyn - Never trouble trouble until trouble troub- gesgyoui' Student Librarian VINCENT PHILLIP PASSALACQUA Ditty - Never let things like books interfere with your education. Co-editor POW WOW, Band 1, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Junior class play 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 4. RICHARD DUANE PFEIFFER 'fRichard - I don't care much for the Senior girls, but oh, these Juniors. Class treasurer 23 Chorus 1, 23 Stage crew Junior class play 3, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA lslecretary 3, FFA treasurer ROBERT DEAN PFEIFFER Bob - You can't keep a good man down. Chorus 2, 31 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA re- porter 4. LUCILLE ANNA REAGIN ''Lucille - Intelligence is to genius as the world is in proportion to its parts. 'Zransferred from Michigan EENIURS . a CLASS WILL I, Kirk Storm, leave a lot of friends. I, Evadine Stuckemeyer, leave my good attendance record to those who need it I, Mary Ann Twitty, leave a sophomore boy friend to Dora Belle Hall. I, John Walker, leave! I, Ramonia Walker, leave -- no regrets! I, Mary Ann Wall, leave for college. I, Juanita Winings, will all my race horses to Donna Cooley. I, David Zimmer, leave to continue school. 18 KIRK RUSSELL STORM Kirk - Unlike most peo- ple, when he talks he says something. Basketball 4. EVADINE RUTH STUCKEMEYER Evadine - Her talents are of the more silent kind. Chorus 1, 3. MARY ANN TWITTY Mary Ann - There is a little bit of bad in every good little girl. Chorus 13 FHA 4. JOHN ELLIS WALKER John - Not to be hurried or confused. Chorus 13 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. RAMONIA JEAN WALKER Mona - Though she seems shy at first sight, ac- quaintance brings de1ight. Chorus 1, 2, 3, Junior play 37 GAA 4. MARY ANN WALL Mary Ann - Be to her virtues very kind, Be to her faults a little blind. Cho- rus 1g FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, vice president 3, treasurer 4. J UANITA LORENE WININGS Juanita - Give me my boots and my saddle. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Majorette 3, 4, Student Librarian 2. DAVID ERNEST ZIMMER Dave - I have a very brilliant mind, but the faculty doesn't know it. FFA 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. SENIURE I IUNIORS Nancy Alexander, Ruth Beldon, Stanley Bjurstrom, Jim Bottrell, Roger Bridges, John Buckalew, Jane Bunyard, Donna Cooley, Phyllis Cox, Rex Croy, Carol Doehring, Liane Edwards, Darlene Elliott, Carol Ann Ellison, Jane Elson, James Fleming, June Foster, Dolores Garner, Mary Lena Goddard, Marilyn Helton, Larry Hennigh, Betty Hilligoss, Jim Johnson, Joyce Kelley, June Kibler, Nancy King, Dale Linkhart, Donald Lofland, Louise Lowe, Jim Maxedon, Julia Moffett, Rosalie Nohren, Bruce Nolen, Jim Rentfrow, Jim Richards, Alberta I Roellig, Sam Shadow, Betty Sims, Earl Stevens, Rosalee Stone, Lois Thompson, Peggy Thompson, Mary Lou Walker. Not Pictured-Janean Finley and Donna Roy l I I I I JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Nancy King-Treasurer, Jim Bottrell-President, Bruce Nolen-Secretary, Miss Moberley-Class Adviser, Carol Ann Ellison-Vice president. V P V F l 4 20 K T6 q 1+ F .Ana if v' 1 I K. .fl I ' sw UHIUR .,--Q WN 9 1 , 4, ,- 5 fx u lv x 'xx S ,,. . ' wi' C 1 A 7- 5. , ,. ' 1 s X 1 7 - A , 6 I N - - RYXXL . I if 'j' 1 SOP!-IOMORES Betty Andres, Kenneth Baker, Virgil Baker, Nancy Baugher, Sam Bence, Tom Brant, David Camfield, Emma Carter, Patsy Daubs, Richard Doehring, Billy Edwards, Joyce Elliott, Elnora England, John Goddard, Barbara Griffin, Delmar Harpster, Virginia Hughes, Dwight Krietemeier, Carl Martz, Cleo McClure, Gene Morford, Gus Myers, Betty Jewell Neal, Roger Osterday, Jewel Pamell, Dick Rankin, Melba Schultz, Joan Sexson, Robert Sinkler, Donna Slifer, William Spessard, Dwight Storm, Shirley Storm, Sue Storm, June Twitty, Bill Whitlatch, Earl Winings, Eileen Wittenberg, Eileen Young. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Gus Myers-Vice president, Dwight Storm-President, Barbara Griffin- Treasurer, Joyce Elliott-Secretary, Mr. Thompson-Adviser. 22 Q, x L 5' E9 EN - I I U in 'F' vi' ' -. x Y 1... 'Q' Q' -' ,5 1 Q . vg- px ' 1 . . SHPHUMHHE BLUES '? j' 5 3. 4, 4' A 'H B 9- f ' 0 +' I A I X I E9 QQ - N sv- Q 5 -- 'Q glib. ,Q .2 E, .Q 0 ,, Y FRESHMAN Dickie Baugher, Roger Beals, Joy Bundy, Roger Bottrell, Esther Cress, Shirley Davis, Leverett Doehring, Bob Edwards, Joan Fleming, Peggy Foster, Clara Jane Groves, Dora Belle Hall, Beverly Hickman, Charles Hostetter, Joanne Hudson, Nancy Johnson, Marilyn Kelley, Lee Lovins, Ruth Neal, Monty Nohren, Don Nolen, Zane Nolen, Juanita Olson, Rosann Passalacqua, Rosalie Rentfrow, Richard Reynolds, Lewis Rouse, Anna Marie Spencer, Gary Stilabower, Eunice Stremming, Dorothy Twitty, Rita Jane Wall, Louise Weakley, Sandra Welch, Mary Young. Not pictured-Robert King, Jo Ann Lovins, Bob Tucker. I-'RESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Monty Nohren-Secretary, Joan Fleming-Vice president, Esther Cress-Presi- dent, Peggy Foster-Treasurer, Miss Hammer-Adviser. 24 5,3 QIV1 9 5,1-:V Ch Q 9 ga 5 '- 1 , , f a xv K ., I vs QQ. FREBHMHN M155 4 5-'J 9 GJ' - ' i' f .aj V 'W K 4:7 , Fx- 5 'r P, X 46 TMJ Q P Aj!! , 'my X 6 4 'P m s 9 g 5' .5 5. 1 N F I ' .24 ar k f, g 5 11 '- A 6 f fl fr , HAIR SMILE EYES COMPLECTION FIGURE GIGGLER BIGGEST FEET PEPPIEST MUSICIAN SENSE OF HUMOR SCHOOL TRUANT BEST DRESSED GUM CHEWER BASHFUL CAREFREE MOST ROMANTIC FLIRT MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST DANCER ATHLETE TALKATIVE BEST LINE COMEDIAN SMASHER OF HEARTS FRIENDLIEST POW-WOW POLL MISS W. H. S. Patsy Daubs Gladys Anderson Gladys Anderson Betty Sims June Foster GIRL Rosalie Rentfrow Mary Ann Bridges Darlene Elliott Mary Ann Bridges Darlene Elliott Betty Jewell Neal Gladys Anderson Mary Louise Young Nancy Baugher Joan Fleming Liane Edwards Donna Lee Roy Gladys Anderson Donna Lee Roy Mary Ann Bridges Darlene Elliott Marilyn Jones Jane Bunyard Donna Lee Roy Gladys Anderson 26 MR. W. H. S. Jerry Hickman Stanley Bjurstrom Jerry Hickman Jerry Hickman Vernon Mullikin BOY John Buckalew Larry Hennigh Donald Dean Lofland James Fleming Jim Bottrell Donald Dean Lofland Vincent Passalacqua Fred Andres Bill Juhnke Donald Dean Lofland Jerry Hickman Vincent Passalacqua Kirk Storm Jerry Hickman Vernon Mullikin James Fleming Vincent Passalacqua Guss Myers Larry Hennigh Dwight Baker F-' I2 E 5 H M Fl N an 1 , N N 1 X 1 X f NATIONAL TRAIL CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT The brightest spot of the 52-53 basketball season was un- doubtedly winning the National Trail Conference Tournament. The Blue Devils won the Tournament by downing St. Elmo in the first round, a surprising victory over Teutopolis, and a final victory over the rough St. Anthony Bulldogs. Going into the Tournament with a six and six record the Blue Devils were rated a dark horse and were not expected to go past the first round. Windsor won the first round game easily from St. Elmo by a 61 to 31 score. The Blue Devils then tackled T-Town in the next game and came out on top after a rousing battle, that wasn't decided until the last shot, by a score of 49 to 47. Windsor led most of the way, but the Wooden Shoes put a last quarter rally that was turned back by the Blue Devils. The game winning points were free throws made by Jim Maxedon. In the final game against the St. Anthony Bulldogs the Blue Devils wasted little time in getting started and at one time led by 13 points. St. Anthony meantime found the range and pulled upon even terms with Windsor in the last quarter, and from there on it was a seesaw battle which the Blue Devils won by pulling a neat and effective stall for the last minute and a half. Again the game-winning points were free throws: this time Larry Hen- nigh guard, was the sharpshooter. ' This tournament victory brought to Windsor the only first- place trophy won by the varsity this season. It served as an in- spiration fox the rest of the season as the team won a great per- centage of their games from there on out. I so , if '41 BASEBALL The climax of a very successful season in baseball was the winning of the National Trail Conference Championship. The trophy was presented at a ban- quet on March 23, 1953. The team won nine games and lost only two. They scored a total of 82 runs to their opponents' total of 44 runs which gave them an average of 7.8 runs per game. They were ably coached by Mr. Buchanan and Mr. Seng. Scores were as follows: Windsor 16 Findlay 8 Windsor 4 Cowden 5 Windsor 12 Brownstown 4 Windsor 4 St. Anthony 2 Windsor 14 Beecher City 4 Windsor 5 Altamont 6 Windsor 8 Teutopolis 6 Windsor 1 S-S Comets O Windsor 10 Neoga 4 PLAY-OFF GAMES Windsor 4 Altamont 3 Windsor 4 Cchampionshipl St. Anthony 2 BASEBALL FIRST ROW-left to right-Roger Beals, Bruce Nolen, Vincent Passalacqua, Vernon Mullikin, Stanley Bjurstrom. SECOND ROW-Mr. Buchanan, Roger Bridges, Clinton Krietemeier, David Zimmer, Jim Bottrell, Larry Hennigh, Mr. Seng. BASKETBALL FIRST ROW-left to right-Larry Hennigh, Jerry Hickman, Jim Bottrell, Jim Maxedon, David Zimmer, Vincent Passalacqua, Vernon Mullikin. SECOND ROW-Mr. Seng, John Goddard, Gene Morford, Roger Bridges, Dwight Storm, Don Lofland, Dick Rankin, Mr. Buchanan. THIRD ROW-Bruce Nolen, Bob Edwards, Roger Bottrell, Bill Whitlatch, Monty Nohren, David Camfield, Rex Croy, Gus Myers, Clinton Krietemeier. 32 I I .14-11 I 1 X 'fff H- Q fr AG? ,S F 5 AY ,. i s'Qix ,' .- , . F' ' 3 I 'jf L '11 -Hg 1557. :ui Nfffz 'f' H ' A-K Y- VHF K L dr .I 5 il A A Q if fi. 5 1' 14 x ' 'K , ' 5' -J ' N k. - . 1 4 ii Q .,,,, .-' gg L, 3 '-9 'Q 3' fi 'Q' 1 'U' BASKETBALL Conference Games - Won 10 Lost 5 Season Record - Won 18 Lost 10 'Windsor 32 Stewardson - Strasburg 34 Windsor 56 Findlay 45 'Windsor 63 Beecher City 47 'Windsor 47 St. Anthony 53 Windsor 44 TuSC0la 64 Windsor 58 Effingham 53 'Windsor 48 St. Elmo 31 'Windsor 53 Neoga 56 Windsor 63 Sullivan 70 Windsor 91 Moweaqua 49 'Windsor 61 St. Elmo 31 Conference Tournament 'Windsor 49 Teutopolis 47 Conference Tournament 'Windsor 42 St. Anthony 38 Conference Tournament 'Windsor 60 Cowden 49 'Windsor 50 Stewardson - Strasburg 51 Windsor 66 Moweaqua 47 Shelby County Tournament Windsor 67 Findlay 43 Shelby County Tournament Windsor 59 Shelbyville 70 Shelby County Tournament 'Windsor 66 Altamont 55 Windsor 47 Findlay 38 'Windsor 75 Neoga 63 'iWindsor 48 Teutopolis 71 'Windsor 51 Brownstown 48 Windsor 50 Sullivan 47 'Windsor 59 Beecher City 48 Windsor 59 Lakeview 65 Windsor 84 Arthur 64 District Tournament Windsor 58 Findlay 61 District Toumament Conference Games Coaches Seng, Buchanan Vernon Mullikin Vincent Passalacqua INDIVIDUAL BASKETBALL Manager Krietemeier Jim Bottrell Larry Hennigh Stanley Bjurstrom John Goddard Jerry Hickman Roger Bridges Jim Maxedon 34 1 i HHTIOUQLTHQIL CHFNNPS r 1 CHEERLEADERS Left to right-Joyce Elliott, Barbara Griffin, Darlene Elliott, Jane Bunyard. MAIORETFES FIRST ROW-Juanita Winings, Emma Carter. SECOND ROW-Donna Cooley, Esther Cress, Eunice Stremming, Rosalie Rentfrow. ACTON SHOT Left to right-Larry Hennigh, Roger Bridges, Jim Bottrell, David Zimmer, Jim Bottrell, Jerry Hickman, Dwight Storm, Vincent Passalacqua, John Goddard. 36 7 ' 9537 in '-- L ! R' vxi'f,- . -...,.,--fY,.- .7 E 1 1 V ix' WT ' Q 0 iii ' , Q.'3.sg -if O 1 lx it BX X Q ' :A . ' Q V I INDIVIDUAL SCORING E E S 5' Stewardson - Strasburg ......... ...... 6 12 2 Findlay ................................... ..... 2 0 8 15 Beecher City ........ ....... ...... 1 3 18 15 St. Anthony ........ ..... 1 6 6 13 Tuscola ............. ..... 4 19 5 Effingham ....... ..... 1 3 9 23 St. Elmo ........ ...... 1 4 10 2 Neoga ......... ..... 7 16 13 Sullivan ......... ..,.. 1 0 12 6 Moweaqua .,........................ ...... 2 5 16 11 St. Elmo INTC Tourn.l ....... ........ 1 8 8 9 Teutopolis CNTC Tourn.J ...... ...... 1 3 16 3 St. Anthony CNTC Tourn.J ..... ...... 13 7 2 Cowden .............................................. ..... 1 9 26 4 Stewardson - Strasburg ................... ...... 1 4 10 4 Moweaqua CShelby Co. Tourn.l ........ ...... 1 4 14 11 Findlay lShelby Co. Toum.l .......,. ...... 2 1 8 14 Shelbyville 4Shelby Co. Tourn.J ........ ...... 1 8 13 16 Altamont ............................................... ..... 1 7 21 9 Findlay ...... ..... 12 8 14 Neoga ............. ..... 1 7 21 7 Teutopolis ........ ..... 1 0 11 6 Brownstown ..... ..... 1 3 6 12 Sullivan ............ ..... 1 9 12 2 Beecher City ........ ...... 1 0 10 7 Lakeview ........................... ..... 9 9 24 Arthur lDist. Tourn.J ........ ...... 1 3 19 22 Findlay CDist. Tournj ...... ...... 6 17 12 TOTALS ................... ....... 384 363 286 Total points scored by Windsor in all games - 1,606 Total points scored by opponents in all games - 1,439 38 J x 1 -. f 4. - ,Ia I UNIOR CLASS PLAY GREAT SCOT'l S Presented by the Junior Class on October 17, 1952 and directed by Miss Elenore Moberley, THE CAST Marian Scott ...... Claire Roberts ....... Darrell Woods ....... Natalie Scott ...... Phil Evans ...... Julia Scott ....... Edna Scott ........... Geraldine Scott ..... Grandma Scott ...... Abner Eskeson ....... Albert Scott ..... Edward Scott ...... Understudies ....... Prompters .................... Alberta Roellig Peggy Thompson Jim Bottrell Liane Edwards Jim Maxedon Carol Ann Ellison Mary Lou Walker Betty Sims Phyllis Cox Roger Bridges Stanley Bjurstrom Larry Hennigh Ruth Beldon, June Foster Janie Bunyard, Carol Doehring Usherettes Nancy Alexander, Marilyn Helton, and Betty Hilligoss JUNIOR PLAY CAST FRONT ROW--left to right-Phyllis Cox, Carol Ann Ellison, Betty Sims, Liane Edwards, Peggy Thompson, Mary Lou Walker. SECOND ROW-Miss Moberley, Roger Bridges, Jim Bottrell, Jim Maxedon, Larry Hennigh, Alberta Roellig. 42 Sv 'gf -Q U Q I ' ' R Q M , Q' ' Q 1 X ,-,il 1 ,. D. A. R. WINNER Gladys Anderson received the Daughters of America Revolution award this year. She was chosen by the faculty from the candidates submitted by the Senior class. Gladys has been very active in her school work as well as being an honor student She served as Business Manager of Pow Wow, Co-editor of school news 4, Class vice-president 3, Class treasurer 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, band president 2, band vice-president 4, clarinet quartet 1, 2, clarinet trio 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior play 3, Student Librarian 2, 3, GAA 4. BUS DRIVERS The bus drivers for this year were J. O. Butcher, Ben Elliott, Clinton Wall, Jesse Swinford, Warren Hilligoss, Ralph Sims, Eugene Dietz, and Ralph Daubs. POW WOW STAFF Dorothy Hilligoss, Jane Myers-SNAPSHOT EDITORS Peggy Thompson, Jim Bottrell-JUNIOR EDITORS Mary Ann Bridges, Vincent Passalacqua-EDITORS Virginia Doehring, Gladys Anderson-BUSINESS MANAGERS, Barbara Buckalew, Jean Kibler-CIRCULATION MANAGERS Miss Moberley-ADVISER Phyllis Cole-ACTIVITIES EDITORQ Dwight Baker-ATHLETICS EDITOR 44 UW UID FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA President. .............. ......... C arol Ann Ellison Vice president ..... ........... B etty Hilligoss Secretary ............ ........ D orothy Carter Treasurer ............ ...... M ary Ann Wall Historian ................................ ..... J anean Finley Parliamentarian ...................... ...... C leo McClure Public Relations Chairman ................................. ........ L iane Edwards Projects Chairman ........................................................ Carol Doehrlng Recreation Chairman ........................................................ Jane Bunyard Mrs. Griffin was chosen as Chapter Mother. During National F. H. A. Week, November 2-8, we did the following: Sunday'-We went to St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Strasburgg Monday-We put a rose in each of the teacher's roomsg Tuesday-We marched up town with the band in the Get Out and Vote Campaigng Wednesday-We had a fifteen-min- ute radio program over W. L. B. H.g Thursday-We put F. H. A. news in the Windsor Gazette, Friday-We planted a rose bush near the entrance of the school, Saturday-Each girl was to take the responsibility of the home. We were hostesses for the Sectional Sweetheart dance this year on February 12th. Carol Ann Ellison was chosen to represent W. H. S. in the Queen's Court. Our officers attended an Officer's Training School on the Campus of Eastern Illinois State College, November 1, 1952. We toured the Campus and went through the new dormitories. Our theme this year is The home should be the center of a girl's thoughts, but not the boundaries. F. H. A. OFFICERS Betty Hilligoss, Liane Edwards, Mary Ann Wall, Janean Finley, Miss Hammer, Janie Bunyard, Cleo McClure, Dorothy Carter, Carol Ann Ellison, Carol Doehring. F. H. A. MEMBERS FIRST ROW-left to right-Miss Hammer, Janean Finley, Dorothy Carter, Mary Ann Wall, Betty Hilligoss, Carol Ann Ellison, Carol Doehring, Liane Edwards, Cleo McClure, Janie Bunyard. SECOND. ROW-Beverly Hickman, Ruth Neal, Joan Fleming, Sandra Welch, Mary Lou Young, Mary Ann Twitty, Esther Cress, Shirley Davis, June Twitty, Jane Elson, Rosalee Stone, Rosalie Rentfrow, Louise Weakley, Dorothy Twitty. THIRD ROW-Donna Slifer, Melba Schultz, Eileen Wittenberg, Virginia Hughes, Emma Carter, Eileen Young, June Foster, Marilyn Jones, Clara Jane Groves, Marilyn Kelley, Rita Wall, Anna Marie Spencer. FOURTH ROW-Dolores Garner, Jean Kibler, Dorothy Hudson, Betty Edwards, Betty Sims, Barbara Griffin, Joyce Elliott, Jewel Pamell, Nancy Baugher, Nancy Johnson, Rosann Passalacqua, Peggy Foster, Joan Sexson, Sue Storm. FIFTH ROW-Mary Lena Goddard, Donna Lee Roy, Darlene Elliott, Alberta Roellig, Louise Lowe, Joyce Hostetter, Peggy Thompson, Donna Cooley, Eunice Stremming, Ruthann Elder, Shirley Jones, Nancy Alexander, Marilyn Helton, Jo Ann Hudson. 46 AME gag-D? cn.,-up 4lll AEIIF P 42 ff-Q, HUMEMAK 59 L FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Our program for this year was as follows: October-Encouraging Democracy-To foster the development of Creative Leadership. Our president, Carol Ann Ellison, attended Leadership Camp. November-To promote International Good Will-Mrs. Auchard talked to us about Mexico. December-To provide wholesome individual and group recreation. We went Christmas caroling about town. January-To promote better home life for all. Ruth Bence attended our meeting and gave us some pointers on care for the hair. February-To emphasize the importance of home membership. We had a pancake flip and movies for our fathers. March-To promote a growing appreciation for the joys and satisfaction of homemaking. We held discussions about home life. April-To further interest in home economics. Career day. May-To further interest in home economics. We entertained the eighth grade girls. STUDENT TEACHERS FALL, 1952 Mrs. Helen Mitchell Eastern Illinois State College, Charleston, Illinois SPRING, 1953 Miss Marilyn Griffin Miss Mary Lou Murphy James Millikin University, Decatur, Illinois 48 Q9 fy X X Tl. 5.2. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA President .............. ........... Dw ight Baker Vice president ....... ....... C harles Hardwick Secretary .......... ........ Dw ight Storm Treasurer ...... ...... R ichard Pfeiffer Reporter ..... ........... Bo b Pfeiffer Sentinel ..... ...... Ro bert Sinkler Advisor ........,......................................................,.......................... Mr. Martz Poultry and Grain Judging Contest at Shelbyville On March 1, 1952 the section's Poultry and Grain Judging contest was held at Shelbyville. Windsor and Shelbyville tied for first place in the poultry division. The poultry team of Windsor was John Walker, Jim Johnson, and Bill Whitlatch. The grain team from Windsor consisted of the following: Jim Rentfrow, Bill Edwards, and Earl Stevens. Pcxrlimnentary Procedure Contest The Parlimentary Procedure Contest was held at Farmersville on March 26, 1952. Windsor took second place. The team from Windsor was Jim Rentfrow, Melvin Krile, Kenneth Walker, Dwight Baker, and Richard Pfeiffer. FFA OFFICERS Robert Sinkler, Sentinel, Dwight Storm, Secretaryg Bob Pfeiffer, Reporterg Charles Hardwick, Vice-president, Dwight Baker, President, Mr. Martz, Adviserg Richard Pfeiffer, Treasurer. FFA EXHIBITORS FIRST ROW-left to ight-Ralph Hughes, Richard Pfeiffer, Charles Hardwick. SECOND ROW-Jim Rentfrow, Billy Edwards, Bill Juhnke, Delmar Harpster. F. F. A. GROUP FIRST ROW-left to right-Bob Sinkler, Bob Pfeiffer, Dwight Storm, Richard Pfeiffer, Charles Hardwick, Dwight Baker, Mr. Martz, Delmar Harpster, Bill Spessard. SECOND ROW-Earl Stevens, Jim Johnson, Jim Rentfrow, Dale Linkhart, Bill Whitlatch, Don Lofland, Sam Shadow, Bill Juhnke, THIRD ROW-Rex Croy, Dick Baugher, Monty Nohren, John Walker, Bill Edwards, Virgil Baker, Roger Osterday, Kenneth Baker. FOURTH ROW-Bob Edwards, Leverett Doehring, Bob Tucker, Dick Reynolds, Charles Hostetter, Roger Bottrell, Ralph Hughes, Lee Lovins, Robert King. 50 as XQI-A-'inf V Y g , TF V? 7 ua Q E N . .. 26 'Inv ' V x . 3 .v v' l Q sf , 11 Re, 4.254 '39 ei: 25' , --4 U 1 .Jgx U'x l O U' ' ' VK' 4 ,.,v-T I I W3 f . Q 9 'TS - , . Q v 7 .Q fy v Y vj Q ,, 1: fe' ' 4 5' FUTURE FARMERS OE' AMERICA . Section 19 Fat Stock and Dairy Judging Contest The Dairy team from Windsor this year consisted of the following: Kenneth Walker, Rchard Pfeiffer and Lloyd Elson. H T123 Fat Stock team consisted of Charles Hardwick, Bill Whitlatch and Delmar arps r. State Judging Contest. June 3. 1952 The Dairy team from Windsor last year consisted of Kenneth Walker, Lloyd Elson, and Richard Pfeiffer. The boys ranked in the top five of the day and re- turned on June 6 for the state finals and ranked among the top teams of the state. June 5 State Convention Delegates from Windsor last year to the State Convention were our president Dwight Baker and vice president Charles Hardwick. Section 19 Livestock Show The Section 19 Livestock show was held at Taylorville, July 29 and 30, 1952. h ifRichard Pfeiffer-Champion sow 1st and 2nd, Ayrshire cow 1st and 2nd e er. Bill Juhnke-4th Hereford heifer. Bill Edwards-Champion giltg lst and 2nd Poland China gilt: 2nd Poland China boarg 2nd Poland China litterg 2nd Poland China market hog. Delmar Harpster-lst Poland China boarg 3rd and 7th Poland China gilt: 1st Poland China litterg lst and 5th Poland China market hog. Land.-Use Judging Contest On October the 8, 1953 Mr. Martz took five Sophomores to Altamont toia land-use judging contest: Bill Edwards, Robert Sinkler, Bill Spessard, Bill Wh1t- latch, Dwight Storm. The boy with the highest score from our school was Poultry and Grain Show On November the 14, 1953 the poultry and grain show of section 19 was held at Assumption. Those showing from our school were Jim Rentfrow, Bill Spessard, and Ralph Hughes. Dwight Storm. UNIT SECRETARY Mrs. Basil Green GIRLS' STATE. BOYS' STATE Ramonia Walker, Vincent Passalacqua JANITORS Ben Elliott, Willis Walker NEWS EDITORS Mary Ann Bridges, Gladys Anderson GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW-left to right-Joyce Hostetter, Jane Myers, Virginia Doehring, Betty Edwards, Ruth Neal, June Foster, Joy Bundy, Joan Sexson, Eileen Young, Mary Ann Bridges, Shirley Storm. SECOND ROW-Betty Sims, Carol Ann Ellison, Donna Cooley, .lean Kibler, Mary Lena Goddard, Miss Ames, Beverly Hickman, Gladys Anderson, Darlene Elliott, Louise Lowe, Peggy Thompson, Sue Storm, Marilyn Kelley, Sandra Welch. THIRD ROW-Marjorie Curry, Shirley Jones, Barbara Griffin, Joan Fleming, Donna Slifer, Joyce Elliott, Jewel Parnell, Shirley Davis, Esther Cress, Betty Hilligoss, Emma Carter, Annabelle Carter, Marilyn Jones. - 52 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION G. A. A. was reorganized in the fall of '52 with 35 active members. Officers of the year were: President ...........,.. ..... J ean Kibler Vice president ...... ..... S hirley Jones Secretary ......... ..... D arlene Elliott Treasurer ...... ..... J oyce Hostetter Carol Ann Ellison was chosen as the delegate to the 1953 summer camp and her alternate was Betty Hilligoss. This organization had one business meeting a month and two activity meet ings a week. The activities vary, including Basketball Softball Tumbling Fieldball Volleyball Rec-games Speedball Soccer The G. A. A. organization attended a nine - school play day at Shelbyville this spring. 54 Ill I I D lc 9- JJ. Y. A ' 'f' w ,N 4 -Lf. L 1 -R CHORUS FIRST ROW-left to right--Dolores Garner, Janie Bunyard, June Foster, Marilyn Jones, Shirley Jones, Beverly Hickman, Joan Fleming, Rosalie Rentfrow, Eunice Stremming. SECOND ROW-Jo Ann Lovins, Lois Thompson, Joyce Elliott, Barbara Griffin, Betty Andres, Ruth Neal, Rosann Passalacqua, Marilyn Kelly, Nancy Johnson, Mary Young, Marjorie Curry. THIRD ROW-Julia Moffett, Rosalie Nohren, Shirley Davis, Esther Cress, Betty Sims, Carol Doehring, Donna Cooley, Joan Sexson, Elenora England. FOURTH ROW-Rosalie Stone, Eileen Young, Donna Slifer, Melba Schultz, Virginia Hughes, Eileen Wittenberg, Peggy Thompson, Donna Lee Roy, Annabelle Carter, Cleo McClure, Sue Storm, Emma Carter. FIFTH ROW-Juanita Winings, Alberta Roellig, Gladys Anderson, Mary Ann Bridges, Virginia Doehring, Joyce Hostetter, Jean Kibler, Ruth Ann Elder, Dorothy Carter, Marilyn Daubs, Shirley Storm, Jewel Parnell, Nancy Baugher. LIBRARIANS Dwight Baker, Joyce Kelley, Miss Moberley, Annabelle Carter, Alberta Roellig, Darlene Elliott, Dorothy Hilligoss, Betty Hilligoss, Clinton Krietemeier, Jane Myers. 56 BAND Windsor High School band was conducted by Douglas J. Begeman. It con- sisted of 45 members, most of whom were high school students, the remainder being students of the grade school. The officers were: President ........................................................................ Virginia Doehring Vice president ........ ..... ..... G 1 adys Anderson Reporter ............................................................................ Darlene Elliott Some of the band's activities were attending the District Band Festival which was held at Shelbyville, playing for home basketball games, two march- ing demonstrations at home games, and a winter concert. Another very im- portant activity was district and state contest for solos, ensembles, and the band. District contest was held at Casey this year, and state was held at Charleston. SOLOS: Clarinet ......... Comet ............... French Horn ........ ......... Bass Horn ........ ....... James Fleming Mary Ann Bridges Alberta Roellig Juanita Olson Flute .................. . ............. ...... ......... J a ne Elson ENSEMBLES: Cornet Duet ..... Brass Quartet ..... Shirley Davis and Joy Bundy Liane Edwards, Eileen Wittenburg, Jane Myers, and Virginia Doehring Comet Trio ...... ...................... M ary Ann Bridges, Jane Myers and Virginia Doehring Flute Trio ............ Carol Doehring, Jane Elson, and Jenean Finley Clarinet Trio ............................ James Fleming, Dolores Garner, and Mary Lena Goddard Clarinet Trio .... Rosalie Rentfrow, Jo Ann Hudson, and Rita Wall BAND FIRST ROW-Gladys Anderson, Darlene Elliott, Mary Ellen Camfield, Janean Finley, Jane Elson, Carol Doehring, Suzanne Bennett. SECOND ROW-Dolores Garner, Julia Moffett, Jane Bunyard, Mary Lena Goddard, Janice Voris, Eunice Stremming, Alberta Roellig, Duane Stewart, Lional Stewart, Eileen Wittenberg, Liane Edwards, Patricia Murphy, Betty Neal, Rosann Passa- lacqua, Carol Ann Ellison. THIRD ROW-Rosalee Stone, Rosalie Rentfrow, Rita Wall, Joanne Hudson, James Doehring, Betty Edwards, Joy Bundy, Shirley Davis, Jane Myers, Virginia Doehring, Mary Ann Bridges, Juanita Olson, Shirley McClure, Barbara Davis, Marilyn Kelley, Cleo McClure, Kay Caspary, Sandra Roby, Bob Hughes, Jimmy Dunn, Virginia Hughes. FOURTH ROW-Mr. Begeman, Juanita Winings, Donna Cooley, Esther Cress, Emma Fern Carter. BAND ENSEMBLES FRONT ROW-Delores Garner, Mary Lena Goddard, Mary Ann Bridges, Virginia Doehring, Jane Myers, Shirley Davis, Joy Bundy. SECOND ROW-Eileen Wittenberg, Rita Wall, Rosalie Rentfrow, Jo Ann Hudson, Alberta Roellig, Juanita Olson, Janean Finley, Jane Elson, Carol Doehring, Liane Edwards, Mr. Begeman, 58 s I , Q v: f' . . . Q U 1 WIN? 1. EJ- I, 'N 'fx ,V 9' pf -9-A ZX 15 hfgl :Q ' ,A i I 'Og !a,,.v ,H ,xx au., Ah. I, ,Y E, 5 4' ,Q fx , F ' Y ,.f'i ' 'y V+ 1 ,- x T , ? . 5 ' ., M. of -X 1 - A - ' lf A va!! , ' ' . ,ai ,,f E I '- ' . - .' 0 . - ' -' l . I . ,-,. I CL.. lv m ' - , - if ' 1 1 ' ix 3' X 4 tg Q -'S' Q 1- U .1 C' 5' 13' I K a Lx 'Sq I L' Q- I ff- 5i?T f 11 va., ' ,bu 125' .J - 1, ' b wg ' A f W 3 QM 6 4. Q'-- :. a.,-.7 ima-' ' 5 Cai- 6 4 1' sux- -4 A - l 1 . X .' 'K , - I ' F ' - 1 1, . - I - L . . ..,- . 4-amusing f- - 1- JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET The theme of the Junior-Senior Banquet held on May 9, 1952 in the high school gym was Stairway to Heaven and was well carried out in food, decora- tions, and program. Decorations were as follows: the west end of the gym was decorated to represent a rainbow: and the orchestra, which was Blackwell's, was centered on a cloudg it was beneath a false blue ceiling representing the sky. The highlight of the decorations was the stardust-covered stairway starting on the gym floor and giving an impression of leading to heaveng at the top stood St. Peter at the Golden Gate. The walls and windows were covered with stars. The women of the Christian church prepared the food and the Sophomore girls served. MENU Milky Way Orange Juice Heavenly Foul lMashed Potatoes! fLittle Dipper? lMeatJ Sun and Moon fHot Rolls and Butter? Dew Drops Pot of Gold fPeasJ iCarrot and Pineapple Salad? Heavenly Breeze Tea and Coffee Fleecy Clouds tlce Cream! iBig Dipper? lCakeJ PROGRAM Welcome ..... ........................ ...... D w ight Baker Response ..... ...... E ugene Zimmer Seventeen .......... ...... M r. Ellis Brant Mock Wedding ...... ................... J uniors Reminiscing ........................................ ........ M r. J. R. Curry Song .... Stairway to the Stars .... ....... G ladys Anderson Mary Ann Bridges Harold Paris Organ ...... .... M rs. Jewell Paulin 60 J fkf ga 7' ' if + if A. .. 1 ,Q llllllllllf WW ,A v G5 A in 6. V. 2 w 5 Q is 5 N: ! 2 1 fe.. ,F ... x hw 1 1 4 . , - '34 5? N H r 1 1 ' Gkfll-lick, PHIL PASSALACQUA LUMBER COMP Y LUMBER - Fir - Yellow Pine - Native BUILDING MATERIALS SARGENTS PAINTS RUBBEROID ROOFING Phones: Residence 31, Office 307 DOEHRI G UTO SL IMP. SALES J. I. CASE HUDSON Parts and Service OTTAWA ELEVATOHS STAN HOIST LOADERS EZEE-FLOW PHOSPHATE SPREADERS NITROGEN and FERTILIZER PHILCO T. V. and HOME APPLIANCES Phone 13 Windsor, Illinois Virginia Avenue Windsor State Bank Congratulations to the Class of 1953 You Have Our Standing Invitation To Use All of Our Banking Facilities. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. -QXNSU Q Q+ .39 0 Q A 10,000 Q MAXIHUH Q M ron um E 9 uzvosnon Q, i O my ,s MEM Bfj' WI D OR UPPLY CO. Can't Beat FRIGIDAIRE Appliances HARDWARE - PAINT - WALLPAPER ROOFING - SIDING - FENCING GLASSWARE CONTRACT BUILDERS Phone 3 Windsor, Illinois Neal-Cooper Grain Co. DEALER IN GRAIN -:- SEEDS -:- FEED AND FERTILIZER We Appreciate Your Patronage W I .f52iW!2'7.Qff.....fWfP0' 192125 1 'llwlf m nnnrlounm :mmm l ,INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER, Howell and Smithson Your International Dealer Sh lby ll Ill R t 128 Ph 757 Windsor Lumber Company HARDWARE - DuPONT PAINT LUMBER BUILDING MATERIAL of ALL KINDS SEIDLITZ PAINTS CELOTEX ROOFING Phone 30 Windsor, Illinois Grabb Motor Co. SALES SERVICE QFHWW 0 ,,,. fl E I m -J is-'Ja-1 N X -f. S T.:-:H QE 5 . QQ? ' I Telephone 140 Windsor, I11 no s COMPLIMEN TS OF J. W. Moberley Sz Son GAYS, ILLINOIS Congratulations To WINDSOR COMMUNITY UNIT SCHOOLS and to the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1953 MATTOON NEW CAR DEALER'S ASSOCIATIO The following are members of the association: Bartelsmeyer Motor Company Mattoon Motor Car Company Quality Cadillac-Oldsmobile Sales W. C. Graham Sz Son Miller 8: Sons Motor Co. Wilson Motors Thompson - Rose, Inc. Tom Purvis, Inc. Schuette Motors Wallace Auto Sales Grobelny Motor Company O'Hair Motor Company Spangler Motor Sales McCormick Farm Equipmen t Store Fisher Chevrolet Co. -For- NEW CARS And TRUCKS PARTS - ACCESSORIES - REPAIRS The Bel Air 4-Door Sedan Phone 93 Windsor, Illinois 34 Years On The Same Corner 1919 to 1953 S On Your Purchase of Gr FRESH AND CURED M ATS STAPLE DRY GOOD MEN'S WORK CLO S FLOURS AND DS -AT- J. C. Smith's PLANNING AHEAD suns KEEPS Ms AHEAD! wi ' -- ' X, I M.,-. - jv- - - ' . - ,i-f. -7 -,- -3-2217-:-., . , -A , 'A'- -, ,,-:5,:-.fa . 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Illinois Phone 2481 PHOTOGRAPHS IN THIS ANNUAL Made By Spieth Studio We Invite School Classes To Visit Our Modern Bank The ational Bank of Mattoon NSU gy '40, fflxx ' x ff X S' X 5l0.000 Q ' Q MIXIMUM 4 INSURANCE 1 Q g ron ncn E J Va nsrosnoa I Q, ' Q of of if Q A1 it Q f fig! Member F. D. I. C. Wirt Lovins S ha fer s Drug S tore Roszell's Sealtest Ice Cream and Fountain Service DRUGS and DRUG SUNDRIES School Supplies Kodak Films and Cameras Poultry and Veterinary Supplies Meet Your Friends at Shafefs Windsor, Illinois RYAN BROTHERS Service Conoco Center Day Ryan George Ryan WHITE HORS S A ON 1 C COMPLIM N SO Shelby County State Bank TORIVPS Farm and Home tore Hot Point Electrical Appliances Complete Line of Furniture - Floor Coverings SEEDS -' FEEDS - FERTILIZERS Poultry and Stock Supplies Phone: Res. 253 Store 11 Windsor, Illinois B Transfer, Inc. Your Best Service in Central Illinois MATTOON, ILLINOIS FI K LE CO PONTIAC and FERGUSON Sales and Service West Main Street Shelbyville, Illinois Phone 38 Sports pause... Have a Coke IOYTLED UNDER AUYHORIIV OF YH! COCA-COIA COMPANY RUBYS BEAUTY SALON PHONE 153 Lane Farm uppl Minneapolis-Moline - Oliver - Ferguson Parts and Service W. M. Lane Sz Sons Phone 4226 Sullivan, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF AI Dealers In GRAIN and FERTILIZER SHELBY LOAN AND TRUST' co MPANY . SHELBYVILLE, ILL. XNSUR sql AWE?- gf A 10,000 Q -I mxmun .5 4 msuluncz O G ron ncn E H5 osrosrron 5 vs, ,Q MEM B59 Complete Banking Service WARNER'S OFFICE EQUIPMENT HOUSE OF SERVICE MATTOON, ILLINOIS Headquarters for all makes portable typewriters, rentals, and repairs. When you care enough, send the best. I' WML Chula-' Let's GO With BENCO SUPER GASOLIN E SOFT FLAME FUEL OILS Independent Quality Service Bennett Oil Co. Windsor, Illinois Phone 4-177 JOE DUNN PLUMBING HEATING PUMP REPAIRING Phone 88 Windsor, Illinois F. W. 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It means your assurance of superior quality always-in milk, butter, eggs, and other dairy products-when you buy MEADOW GOLD. llllllllIIIIIIllIIIIlIIlIllIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllbeatfice Toods co, Howard Alward Sales and Service JOHN DEERE QUALITY EQUIPMENT Shelbyville, Illinois W COMPLIMENTS OF DR. H RRY E. MYER Windsor, Illinois O. H. REY OLD ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Pur-0-Pane Gas STALEY FEEDS Phone 198 Windsor, Illinois THE WI D OR GAZETTE JOB PRINTING ADVERTISING PUBLISHING Phone 53 Windsor, Illinois CGMPLIMENTS OF TOBY BENNETT 91192 '4 7mm Sm 8 WWW Sam WEDDING BOUQUETS CORSAGES WREATHS FUNERAL DESIGNS POTTED PLANTS Gifts For A11 Occasions Phone 9 and 302 Windsor, Illinois Do More . . . Ext E16 For Less and Faster A with wired help ,, Q in all Business, Home and Farm Uses CENTRAL ILLINCIS PUBLIC SERVICE CCMPANY Essential Service to an Exceptional Territory Rl CKER HEREFORD FARMS Breeding Stock For Sale At All Times VISITORS WELCOME Dale Ivan Merle Loyd Windsor and Strasburg, Illinois YORK' Cafe and avern STEAK, CHICKEN, SEA FOOD Phone 68 Route 32 Strasburg, Illinois You Will Always Find A Welcome At Kelley's Grill Windsor, Illinois Home Cooking with the taste that will bring you back BEST DOUGHNUTS IN TOWN-We make our own helb Gas Service Inc. BULK GAS BOTTLE GAS Tanks - Furnaces - Ranges -- Stoves Phone 1073 Shelbyville, Illinois Downs Feed Min D E CUSTOM MIXING GRINDING Complete Line of Swift and Dixie Feeds Armour's and Swift's Fertilizers Complete Line of Seeds Phone 82 Windsor, Illinois Madden Excavating ervice No. 2 Country Garden Western Avenue Mattoon, Illinois Phone 8225 C-OMPLIMENTS OF It Pays To Play MATTOON TIME CLARKE THEATRES W E Distributors B -Sporting Goods Since 1897 E -Hardware R S Mattoon, Illinois Phone 6834 HART 81 RElllY Contractors an-d Engineers THE UHIU Ull CU. Ralph Hart Marathon Products Robert L. Reilly E' Ward Bndges Distributor Office and Yard Phone 7277 428 21Sf Street Phone 23 Windsor, Illinois Mattoon. Illinois Compliments of ICNES' CAFE Windsor, Illinois I. 811. MUSIC CCMPANY 708 N. Thin D Street Effingham, Illinois For Service Call 954 or 1296 W. V. IUHNKE 81 SCNS Custom Grinding and Mixing Complete Line Poultry, Hog, Dairy Feeds and Concentrates Phone 169 Strasburg, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF C. 818. MARATHCN SERVICE Lubrication Batteries Accessories Tires Gas Phone 4 on 23 Route I6 Windsor, Illinois EOX'S BENCH SERVICE For a good lunch come to the Yi' Phone 33 Junction 16 and 32 WINDSOR. ILLINOIS HllRN'S MARKET Windsor, Illinois Fresh fruits and vegetables Meats and Groceries PHONE l3l L. G. BENCE 81 SUN Cash buyers of Poultry and Eggs Phone 114 Windsor, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF UKAW AUTO SUPPLY CU. WHOLESALE Automotive Supplies For All Cars Phone 800 Shelbyville, Illinois WINIJSUR BUILDING Y COMPLIMENTS OF and Neal's l0AN ASSUUIATIUN Standard Service WindS0r,I1linOiS Phone 291 Windsor, Illin COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF , snfuav Mumn sms Woodard S CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH ' me 75 Furniture Store S Shelbyville, Illinois h 920 i Ada Maxeden Shafer Beauty Shep QUALITY WORK Phone 161, Windsor, Ill. Dean Bennett SERVICE STATION Tires and Farm Supplies Windsor, Ill. Phone 124 C. E. GLASSIIUCK BUICK We Appreciate Your Business PHONE 5621 MATTOON, ILL. SPITZ BLUTHIERS 1628 Broadway MATTOON, ILLINOIS Most for your moneyn Students' newest styles CONGRATULATIONS To The Graduates of WINDSOR HIGH SCHOOL ELLIIJTT IEWELER 1610 Broadway Mattoon, Illinois Phone 5244 GARVIN 81 SUN Over 73 Years In Hardware Business Windsor, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF HENDRIX BUTTLING CU. Bottlers of 7-Up and Pepsi Cola 609 N. 12th Street Mattoon, Illinois G!LI.'S DRM - IN Serving Selected Foods With a Devotion To Quality 1121 DeWitt Mattoon, Illinois Daily's D-X Service Station Complete D-X Line Gas - Oil - Anti-Freeze Candy - Cold Drinks SULLIVAN DAIRY ICE CREAM All Flavors Route 16 Windsor, Illinois COMPLIMENTS of LEU LATCH The Earl Walker Bo., Inc. GAMMILI. Xe SUNS Dealers in 66 ' 39 R ll -r . The oad 0 6 S General Merchandise Phone 2 Phone 6121 'S ILLINOIS SHIRLEY SHUP Ladies Ready-to-Wear Shelbyville, Illinois Phone 278 COMPLIMENTS FROM THE Grapette Bottling Company of Mattoon, Illinois Also bottlers of Gxappette, Squirt. Whistle. Vess Beverages, and Mu- son's Root Beer COMPLIMENTS OF THE STABLES Home of Fine Foods 33rd and Marshall Mattoon, Illinois Higgins Implement 81 Ilil Cu. Allis Chalmer Dealer Gasoline for Less Phone 5040 Muttoon, Illinois Maffoon, Illinois 1170 KC. WLBH-FM 96.9 mc. 23,000 Watts Sports - News P- 5 Q 93. o I M I3 Cf an P1 FY' 5. 5 5 cb I5 1+ I '-I :v 0 ua wro- sa FP ,o 03 EE! wifi 'Q 'vs ga 53' Z o UI Fi You are always welcome at our Studios and Offices J. R. LIVESAY, President and General Manager Mattoon, Illinois WINDSUR CLEANERS Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing, Dyeing Hat Blocking, etc. Windsor, Illinois STUCKEY'S MARKET Phone 217 Windsor, Illinois Quality Meats and Groceries Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Trnutman's Service Station TRY Phone 196 Windsor, Illinois ROBlNSON'S BARBER SHIIP Mobil Gas and Oil It Pays to Look Well Tires, Batteries, Accessories I Phone 4-187 Windsor' Illinois HAMPTM 'NS' nAvls cont cu. Stlfffpbr S' ' Q 3 . Complete Llne of Coal DIAMGNDS Warm Morning Heaters JEWELRY Furnaces and Stokers Mattoon's Leading Jewelers Local Trfucking 1523 Broadway Phone 3131 . , . Phone 42 Wmdsor, Ilhnols MATTOON, ILLINOIS STUBBLEFIELIJ 81 SUN Buick - Pontiac - GMC Sales and Service COMPLIMENTS OF FIRST NATIUNAL BANK SULLIVAN, ILLINOIS 1 XN5 URMQ, P ' nfs. W me: 2' 5 E 112 N. Main Phone 4132 5 -1 5 -r if . Sullivan, Illinois MEM 559' Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation COMPLIMENTS OF Maury's CAPE C00 Drive - In - Curb Service - 1420 Wabash Avenue MATTOON, ILLINOIS The HUB Blnthiers Popular Priced Clothing, Furnishings and Shoes For Men and Boys. Phone 295 Shelbyville. Illin ois HaroId's Barber Shop One Place You Don't Mind Getting A Good Trimming Harold Bullerman Windsor, Illinois Daily Implement Company Your OLIVER Dealer Sales and Service West on R. 121 Mattoon, Illinois rumour: 4ass ' s ,,J. 19:9 -'L ' New-. R I l v N.. xl, E 'o .115 I . H. ,cg .VV WN r gr! U w J -1 E. li 1 Xu I il J 'T gn I w 4 1 :Q ,L l -'u I U L ug.