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

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The Council consists of approximately fif- teen students- the four class presidents, four class representatives, and one delegate frorn each organization. The President and Vice President are elected the first week of March by the student body. After elected they have the privilege of attending the State Convention which is held in Chicago. The smooth operation of the school depends upon the co-operation of the student body, fac- ulty, and administration. Congratulations to the Student Council for doing a satisfying job in pro- moting this co-operation at W.H.S. in School Government. For a project the officers: Jo Ann Risley, Reporter Connie Cooper, Presidentg Sharlene Doehring, Secre- taryg David Goddard, Treasurerg and Ronnie Denham, Vice Presidentg dusted the many, many trophies. Lynn Horn, Ronnie Denham, Doris Tilford, Dickie Cole, Allen Bennett, John Jones, and Bill Edwards. SHORT FURNITURE CO. Everything for the home. Phone 920 Shelbyville--Phone TW 5-3741 'Turn fir-an ne-Annu in nn.-nn -1,-sn D.A.R. AWARD The Daughters of the American Revolution honored Marilyn Walker, who was selected by the Senior Class and teachers of W.H.S, as ex- celling in the following qualities of good citizen ship: Dependability. Service, Leadership, and Patriotism. The aim of the projects is to pay tribute to youthful character. BEN KULL IMPLEMENT COMPANY ALLIS--CHALMERS Tractor Divison, Milwaukee I. , U.S,A. D1-anna 010 Cl-ra1kuuG11D !11inAh-

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Each year the Student Council provides for a student control day. The Student Council Presi- dent acts as the principal, and students teach classes. Students must be or must have been in that class to be chosen by the teacher. The purposes of Student Control Day are to further interest in the teaching field, to give stu- dents a different outlook on teaching, and to de- velop and encourage leadership and citizenship through student participation. Mr. Zabel, Advisor, and Connie Cooper, Act- ing Principal, begin routine office duties on Student Control Day. Student Council members. F. Siolas, S. Doeh- ring, L. Horn, D. Cole, and A. Bennett, rehearse the play, Jerry Breaks A Date. for the March of Dimes. NOT PICTURED: S. Thompson. THE WINDSOR GAZETTE Established in 1877 Your Community Newspaper l',.L l1-:.-.95-.N Aflnf-1-Q--if-inn Student Council Assists D- G0Cld2ICl. R. Tull. I. Risley, D. Slifer, S. Thompson. C. Cooper, S,'Doehring. Compliments of GERALD OLSON WALTER F ROSF Mobil Products

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Grain judging Team Wins SEATED: J. Wiley, B. Shafer, R. Edwards, B. Cummings, R. Phipps. STANDING: H. Latch, L. Millsap, I. Gaither, D. Cole, J. Beldon, R. England. ROW 2: J. Thompson, D. Rohlf, D. Stirrett, D. Price, E. Taylor, S. Morrison, N. Helton. The Windsor chapter of Future Farmers of America was organized in 1937 by Mr. George Johnson. There have been three advisors since this time: Mr. Ira Hamer, Mr. George Fleming, and Mr. Luther Martz. The organization was dropped in 1941. but revived in 1945 by Mr. Martz, the present advisor. The purpose of this organization is the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. Some of this year's activities included: Land Use Judging Team, which won first in the section, Officers Training School, exhibits at Poultry and Grain Showg Poultry and Grain Judging T eamsg exhibits at F.F.A. Show, held at Taylorville this yearg trip to the International Livestock Show, and Family Night. STANDING: D. Robinson, D. Moffett, T. Newell. SEATED: L. Larrew, B. Edwards, and L. Huffmaster are project exhibitors. Each raises some type of livestock and ex- hibits it at the Section 19 Livestock Show. CARL CUMMINGS CLAWSON COAL CO, F-S PRODUCTS Williamson Furnaces FARM SERVICE CENTER Limestone Phosphate Warm Morning Stoves Gas, Oil, Groceries, Motor Repair Petroleum Service Complete Line of Coal Windsor, Illinois Dk.-.nn n-I'lQ Hiinfh-nr T11 Dhnnp A9 Ulinrlenr T11innin I-Innrnrrl I-'Inu-rrnnn f'n1-1 1214-lar