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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1966 volume:

Joyce Earlene Gaither 1 948-1 964 J Table of Contents ADMINISTRATION 5 FACULTY 9 SENIORS 13 CLASSES 23 ORGANIZATIONS 35 ACTIVITIES 57 FAVORITES 65 SPORTS 73 ADVERTISING 87 3 4 ADMINISTRATION MR. ROBERT CASPARY President Mr. Caspary is a member of the Windsor Methodist Church. Board of Education MR. BILL ASHMORE Mr. Ashmore is a member of the Windsor Christian Church. MR. THOMAS BOTTRELL Secretary Mr. Bottrell is on the church board of Windsor Methodist Church. b MR. THOMAS GASTON Mr. Gaston is an elder of New Liberty Church of Christ. MR. DAN HOOTEN Mr. Hooten is a member of the Christian Church at Gays. Directs Students MR. NORMAN McKenzie Mr. McKenzie is on the church board of the Gays Christian Church. MR. GEORGE THOMPSON Mr. Thompson is Program Chairman of Methodist Men, and a member of the Windsor Methodist Church. 7 Mr. Curry, our school superintendent, graduated from Eastern Illinois University with a bachelor of Science degree and obtained his Master's degree from the University of Illinois. He has been superintendent of the Windsor School Unit for thirteen years. Although Mr. Curry is a very busy man, he always finds time to be friendly and helpful to all. One of his many responsibilities as unit superintendent is to coordinate the functions of the school system and the activities of the community. Besides performing the many tasks of his job, Mr. Curry is very active in civic affairs and serves faithfully in the Windsor Christian Church. Although hard at work and deeply interested in supervising the functions and affairs of our school, Mr. Curry still finds time to lend a smile and a helping hand to students on their way to success, faculty, and townspeople. Administration Supervises the Road to Success Mr. Seng, our principal, graduated from the University of Illinois with a Bachelor of Arts degree, and he later obtained his Master’s degree there also. He has been a teacher for sixteen years and principal of Windsor High School for seven years. Mr. Seng successfully combines the positions of advisor, teacher, and principal. Through the performance of his administrative duties, Mr. Seng aids students in their achievements in high school and guides them toward the road to success. In the capacity of advisor, he capably sponsors the activities of the Student Council; moreover, he is always willing to counsel any student who finds the principal's assistance and wisdom necessary. 8 ORRIS A. SENG, A.B., M.S. University of Illinois Physics, Chemistry Principal MRS. PATSY LENZ, B.S. Eastern Illinois Univ. Home Economics DOUGLAS BE GEM AN, B.M. James Millikin Univ. Band Chorus MRS. NONA BELLE KELLER, B.S. Eastern Illinois Univ. English, Speech RICHARD GIBSON, B.S. Eastern Illinois Univ. Biology Boys P.E. WILBUR WILHELM, B.S. Eastern Illinois Univ. Social Science 10 ROBERT BUCHANAN, B.S., M.S. University of Illinois General Science Driver's Training BILL DeWERFF, B. S. Southern Illinois Univ. Vocational Agriculture MRS. PHYLLIS MILAM, B.S. Eastern Illinois Univ. Commerce MISS GENEVIEVE GOFF, B.S. Eastern Illinois Univ. Speech Correction Enlightens GLEN L. THOMPSON, B.S., M.S. Eastern Illinois Univ. University of Illinois Industrial Arts JOHN GALLIGAN, B.S. Murray State College Mathematics MRS. JO ANN BRANDENBURG, A.B. Webster College Girls' P.E. Health, First Aid 11 Non-Teaching Personnel Feed, Clean, and Aid on the Road to Success COOKS: Genevieve Adams and Cleo Marhsall JANITORS: Bill Reed and Vernon Fugate SECRETARY: Peggy Bullerman BUS DRIVERS: La Vern Storm, Louis Curto, Joe Tipton, Fred Landis, Eugene Denham, Ed Ledbetter, Bill Camic, Ben Elliott Seniors Advisor G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Sporthead 3; Pep Club 3; Spanish Club 2,3; Miss W. H. S. 3; Junior Play Cast; Class Secretary 3; Student Council 4; Pow-Wow Staff 4; Activities and Organizations Editor ROBERT BUCHANAN MARY JANE PARIS President RICHARD MINOR Vice-President LINDA GASTON Treasurer Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Business Club 4; Junior Class Play Class Secretary 4; Class Treasurer 2; Student Council 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3, 4; President 4; Track 3,4; Pep Club 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Contest 1,2,3; Junior Class Play Class Treasurer 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Sporthead 4; F.H. A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Historian 3, Vice-President of Recreation 4; Pep Club 3,4, Reporter 3; Business Club 4, President 4; Pow-Wow Staff 4; Chorus 1; Homecoming Attendant 4; Student Librarian 4; Junior Class Play Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Class President 2; Class Treasurer 1; Pow-Wow Editor 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,4; Business Club 4; Junior Class Play JIM HAMPTON Secretary DAVID CURRY Student Council Rep. 14 F.F. A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 4 Treasurer 3; Speech 4; Business Club 4, Treasurer 4; Pow-Wow Staff 4; Pep Club 3; Varsity Basketball Manager 4; Publicity Department for Junior Play DON BAUER BOB BENNETT Pow-Wow Staff 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice President of Recreation 3, Vice President 4, Speech Club 1,2,3,4, President 4; Thespian 3,4; Student Council 4, Secretary; Band 1,2,3,4, Vice President 4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Play; Spanish Club 1,2; Pep Club 3,4; Business Club 4 F.F. A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4 KATIE BENNETT JERRY CARR F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Historian 2, Section 1st Vice President 4; Thespians 4; Speech Club 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 4; Band 1,2,3, State Contest 2,3; Chorus 3; Pep Club 3; Pow-Wow Staff 4; Newspaper Reporter 4; Assistant Librarian 4; Junior Class Play 15 NANCY DAVIS G.A.A. 1,2,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Degrees Chairman 4; Business Club 4, Vice President 4; Pow-Wow Staff 4; Snooper Editor 4; Junior Play Crew 3; Pep Club 3,4; Librarian 4; Speech Club 4 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Pow-Wow Staff 4 SHIRLEEN DEWAR THOMAS DUNN F.F.A. 1,2,4, Poultry Judging Team 2; Basketball Manager 3; Track 3,4; Business Club 4; Pep Club 4 BRUCE GASS DAVID GROUND F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Business Club 4; Speech Club 4; Social Studies Club 4 PHYLLIS HOPPER 16 F. H.A. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,3,4; Cheerleader 4; Miss W.H.S. 2; Homecoming Attendant 3,4; Pow-Wow Stafi 4; Junior Play Crew; Pep Club 3; Business Club 4 G. A.A. 1,2,3,4; Hiking Sporthead3; Bowling Sporthead 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Vice President 3; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Thespian 2,3,4; Secretary 4, Speech Contest 3; Snooper Staff 4; Business Club 4; Pow-Wow Staff 4; Cheerleader 2; Majorette 4; Pep Club 3,4; Chorus 1, 3; Junior Play Cast CONNIE HORN MARLA JAMES KAY KR1LE Student Council 2,4; Cheerleader 2,3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 2,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Point Recorder 4, Volleyball Sporthead 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Program Chairman 3; Junior Play Cast; Business Club 4; Yearbook Editor 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Vice President 3; Chorus 1,3; Snooper Staff 2,3 Basketball 1; Basketball Manager 3; Student Council 4; Pep Club 4; Speech Club 4; F.F. A. 1,2,3,4; Secretary 3; President 4; State F.F. A. Convention 3, 4; Delegate 4; Newspaper Reporter 4 DARRELL LATCH F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Vice President of Projects 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Dancing Sporthead 3; Speech Club 3,4; Thespian 4; Student Council 4; Business Club 4; Chorus 3; Pow-Wow Editor 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Junior Play Cast; Assistant Librarian 4 17 MARY ALICE LENZ ROSALIE MARSHALL F. H.A. 1,2,3,4, Second Vice President 4; Junior Class Play; Pep Club 3,4; Speech Club 1,2; Pow-Wow Staff 4; Thespians 3,4, Point Recorder 4; Assistant Librarian 1,2,3, Librarian 4; G. A.A. 1,2,3.4 F. F.A. 1,2,3,4; Secretary 4; Class Secretary 1; Mr. W.H.S. 2; National Honor Society 3,4; President 4; Pep Club 3; F. F. A. Grain Judging Team 3; F. F.A. Land Judging Team 3,4; Junior Class Play; Pow-Wow Staff 4 DAVID MEADOR Band 1,2,3,4, President 4, Contest 1, 2,3; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3; Thespians 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3, Treasurer 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3, President 3; Student Council 3; National Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 4; Junior Play Cast; Business Club 4; Pow-Wow Sta ff 4 STEVE MOBERLEY F.H.A. 1,4; G.A.A. 1.4; Pep Club 4; Chorus 1; Business Club 4 VIRGINIA MONSON 18 ETTA MAE NEES G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Basketball Sporthead 3, Vice President 4; Pep Club 4; Pow-Wow Staff 4; Snooper Staff 4; Queen Attendant 1; Junior Class Play; Business Club 4; Activities Editor 4 MARSHA PHIPPS Basketball 1,2, Manager 3; Track 1 BILL POLK RAY QUAST RUTH RICHARDS F. H.A. 1,2,3,4, Degrees Chairman 4; G. A.A. 1,2,3,4; Bowling Sport Head 4; Speech Club 1,2,3.4, Treasurer 3; Thespians 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Business Club 4; Spanish Club 2 19 Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Business Club 4; Junior Play Cast; Pep Club 4 Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2, 3,4; Business Club 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council Representative 4; Student Council 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,3,4; State Band Ensemble Contest 1,3; Pow-Wow Staff 4 GEORGE ROBISON Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Business Club 4; Speech Club 4 Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3,4, President 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice President 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Pow-Wow Staff 4; Class President 3; Class Vice President 3; Junior Play Cast ALBERT SHAFER LARRY SHOUSE ROGER SIMS 20 DORIS SLIFER F.H.A. 1,2; G.A.A. 4; Junior Play Cast; Pow-Wow Staff 4; Pep Club 3,4; Librarian 3 Baseball 1,2,3; Business Club 4; Junior Play Crew ERNEST SPIVEY SANDY STEVENS F.H.A. 1; G.A.A. 2; Pep Club 3,4; Business Club 4; Speech Club Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Junior Play Cast; Band Contest 3; Band Festi. val 4 WES TAYLOR F..F. A. 2,3.4, Vice President 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2 GARY THOMPSON 21 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 4; Business Club 4; Pep Club 3,4 SANDRA WHITE F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Basketball 4 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 4; Basketball 2 G.A.A, 1,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Degrees Chairman 3, Reporter 4; Speech Club 1, 2,3,4, Vice President 4; Thespians 4; Pep Club 3,4, President 4; Pow-Wow Staff 4; Junior Play Cast; Student Council 4 Student Council 1,3,4, Vice President 4; Class President 1; Spanish Club 2,3; Class Secretary 2; Track 1; Business Club 4; Pow-Wow Staff 4 JIM TURNER PATRICIA WALL RICHARD WEAKLEY MAX VAN MATRE Gary Ashmore Rosemary Allen Edwin Austin Charles Bailey Lucy Baker Jim Baugher Nancy Binder Brenda Bridges Juniors Make Their Mark at W.H.8. The juniors are proving to be one of the most active classes at W. H. S. They are working hard to show that they can assume the leadership that will be endowed upon them next year as seniors. One of the things they are doing to prove themselves is planning ahead for the Junior-Senior Prom which they will sponsor next spring. With the adept counseling of Mr. Thompson the future looks bright for the junior class. Advisor Mr. Thompson Vice President Fred Doehring Secretary Peggy Garrett President Jim Baugher Student Council Rep. Brenda Bridges Treasurer Terry Latch 24 Dennis Hickman Karen Jones Steve Cole Maylee Crook Rose Davis Academically Leslie Kasey Darrell Kearney Terry Latch 25 Rosemary Miller Barbara Mulvaney Nancy Nolen Athletically Sudelle Sexson Larry Shafer Terry Shafer 26 Tony Sims Pam Slater Jim Spivey Mischievously Mike Szachnitowski Cindy Williamson Gary Wallace Donna Witt 27 Esther Arganbright Steve Ashmore Lenard Beals Ellen Bly Marsha Cummings Frances Dillworth Terry Doss Linda Doehring Sophomores Show Real Initiative The sophomore class is enjoying a highly prosperous year due to the fact that they developed the first new money-making project since the Snooper became the annual senior project. They are selling fountain pens with the Blue Devil basketball schedule on them. The sophomores are showing real ingenuity on the road to success. Advisor Mrs. Milam Secretary Mary Ann Hooten Student Council Rep. Linda Doehring President Jeff Walden Vice President Mike Seng Not pictured - Treasurer Brenda Paulson 28 Mary Ann Hooten Ability . Ginger Easton Chuck Gaston Terry Gaston Elva Jean Gaston Lynn Hyland Mark Kasey Jack Gottman Eugene Harrer Floyd Hilligoss Kent Howard Gloria King Donald Matthews Danny McQueen Ruth Waggoner Jeff Walden Jean Ann Wittenberg Arlan Mitchell David Mitchell Marilyn Mulvaney Brenda Paulson and Talent Dorvin Polk Dennis Quigley Jerry Robinson Leonard Storm Jean Szachnitowski Mike Seng Terry Stevens Danny Schwerman 30 Ruth Armer Melvin Austin Colleen Baker Bill Binder Bill Bryson Rose Bly Steve Carpenter Debbie Cole Freshmen Meet New Experiences . . . The freshmen are making real progress on the road to success. They are learning to express themselves, and to understand the way other people reason. They are a very studious class and will undoubtedly accomplish much in their four years at Windsor High School. Student Council Rep. Rodney Maxwell Treasurer Mike Havens Vice President Melvin Austin President Barbara Storm Secretary Patty Garrett Advisor Mr. Gibson 31 Dale Dailey Jim Doss Becky Elliott Mike Havens Danny Hooten Marsha Kuhl David England Dorothy Flick ■n Jerry Lawhorn Beverly Lawyer Ronnie Lowry Gary Montgomery Randy Mulvaney Learn New Methods Diana Nees Vicki Nees Mavis Ohm 33 and Prepare for Future Barbara Storm Danny Syfert Roylene Nolen Ricky Ratliff Eric Rincker Richard Waggoner Sarah Warner Mike White 34 OFFICERS: L. Baker, Treas., R. Weakley, V. Pres., K. Bennett, Sec., B. Harp-ster, Reporter, L. Shouse, Pres., Mr. Seng, Advisor Student Council Makes Improvements in President Larry Shouse conducts business at a weekly Student Council meeting. 36 The Student Council, elected by the students, worked hard on various activities. Among these were improving the student lounge, sponsoring several activity nights, and promoting several sock hops after basketball games. Their most important activity, however, was the sponsoring of the Homecoming festivities and dance. The pre-game festivities included a parade through the business district to display the numerous banners, a bonfire after the parade, and a special pep meeting. The coronation of the Homecoming Queen was the highlight of the Homecoming Dance held on December 23. The three contestants were Linda Gaston, Connie Horn, and Kay Krile. Their attendants were Beverly Lawyer, Freshman, Brenda Paulson, Sophomore, and Karen Jones, Junior. The theme of the dance was Snowflake Fantasy . It was enjoyed by all who attended. Several members attended the District Convention, which was held at Effingham on November 20. Student Council members of surrounding schools were given a chance to meet and discuss their problems and projects. the Student Lounge STANDING: J. Hampton, P. Wall, K. Krile, R. Maxwell, M. A..Lenz, L. Doehring, J. Seng, D. Curry, J. Walden, B. Storm; SEATED: J. Baugher, B. Bridges, M. J. Paris, D. Latch, D. Witt 37 BACK ROW; M. Szachnitowski. N. Davis. T. Thompson. SECOND ROW; P. Wall. M. A. Lenz, S. Sexson, K. Jones, K. Bennett, M. James; FRONT ROW: R. Marshall, A. Storm, D. Meador, R.’ Richards, N. Taylor Thespians and Speech Club Rallies Under STANDING: Point Recorders: R. Richards, R. Marshall; President: K. Bennett; SEATED: Advisor: Mrs. Keller; Treasurer: D. Meador; Vice President: P. Wall; Secretary: M. James 38 After a Speech Club member receives 10 points, he can become a Thespian. This year the school had a record number of ten new members. The club presented a play to the student body at Christmas. The members competed in the district speech contest at Normal in March. During the spring the club presented a variety program. The person who receives the most points by participating in the various activities will be named Thespian of the year. Mike Szachnitowski always wanted to view the wash. Excellent Leadership TOP ROW: L. Doehring, N. Binder, A. Shafer, B. Bennett, G. Wallace. D. Latch, L. Kasey, S. De-war; SECOND ROW: P. Hopper, M. A. Hooten, S. Stevens, J. Szachnitowski, J. A. Wittenberg, M. Cummings, E. Arganbright; FRONT ROW: B. Harpster, R. Allen, R. Armer, D. Cole, P. Slater, M. Kasey 39 FIRST ROW: L. Baker, N. Nolen, F, Doehring, T. Thompson, A. Mitchell, G. Robison; SECOND ROW: J. Baugher, J. Szachnitowski, K. Jones, N. Taylor, D. Daily; THIRD ROW; R. Mulvaney, M. James, M. A. Hooten, K. Krile, J. Seng Spanish Club Studies Mexican George Robison was the belle of the relay race at the Spanish Club Welcoming Party. The Spanish Club is designed to give Spanish students an opportunity to learn about the people of Spanish speaking countries. A new method of studying culture is by the use of films. Two films, La vida un pueblo mexicano and El cumple-anos de Pepita, were shown during the school year at the Friday morning meetings. They were a very helpful aid to promote understanding of the Spanish way of life. The club enjoyed going caroling at Christmas. Members gathered after the caroling party for refreshments. In April, Pan American Night was held for the members and their parents. 40 BACK ROW: P. Giesler, R. Minor, G. Ashmore, J. Schrock, G. Wallace, M. Havens; SECOND ROW: D. Curry, D. Witt, N. Binder, S. Sexson, L. Shouse, M. L. Rincker; FRONT ROW: R. Davis, M. Seng, R. Waggoner, R. Waggoner, P. Slater Life on Film SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS: Mrs. Emily Marsland, Advisor, M. Szachnitowski, Program Chairman, P. Garrett, Song Leader, L. Doehring, Reporter, A. Storm, Secretary, B. Harpster, Vice President, J. Hampton, President, Richard Minor, (not pictured) 41 BACK ROW: J. A. Wittenberg, L. Kasey, S. White, N. Binder, G. Wallace, R. Richards, A. Storm, D. Ground; SECOND ROW: M. Cummings, R. Waggoner, P. Garrett, M. A. Lenz, P. Hopper, S. Dewar, D. Latch; FRONT ROW: M. A. Hooten, J. Turner, B. Harpster, D. Cole, M. Mulvaney, P. Garrett, D. Slifer Pep Club Sells Megaphones As STANDING: Mrs. Milam, Advisor; S. Slater, Reporter; D. Witt, Vice President; Mrs. Brandenburg, Advisor; SEATED: C. Rankin, Treasurer; B. Paulson, Secretary; P. Wall, President 42 BACK ROW; L. Gaston, J. Carr, F. Doehring, N. Nolen, L. Baker, N. Taylor, R. Marshall, B. Bridges; SECOND ROW: J. Szachnitowski, S. Stevens, M. L. Rincker, S. Sexson, K. Bennett, C. Baker, G. King, R. Davis; FRONT ROW: M. James, M. Phipps, R. Allen, V. Monson, M. Ohm, C. Williamson, R. Martin Money-Making Project The Pep Club, in its second year, kept the school spirit soaring through the exciting basketball season. The members were always present at the games, cheering the basketball boys on to victory. In order to raise money for this organization, the Pep Club sold blue and gold megaphones to the student body. These megaphones were used by the members to cheer vigorously for the boys. The club also sold black ties to complete the black and white outfits, which were to be worn at all the games. The sale of these ties was also used as a club money making project. 43 BACK ROW: S. Slater, C. Williamson, R. Martin, M. Mulvaney, C. Horn, P. Garrett, E. Arganbright; SECOND ROW: K. Bennett, S. Stevens, J. A. Wittenberg, L. Kasey, S. White, N. Binder; FRONT ROW; R. Waggoner, B. Storm, M. Cummings, M. J. Paris, M. A. Lenz G. A. A. Has New Activities OFFICERS: BACK ROW: Mrs. Albin, Mrs. Brandenburg, D. Witt, M. Phipps, R. Davis, P. Slater, K. Jones, K. Krile; SECOND ROW: L. Gaston, C. Rankin, R. Richards, L. Doehring; FRONT ROW: J. Szachnitowski, M. A. Hooten, M. James 44 BACK ROW: F. Dilworth, D. Slifer, C. Baker, V. Monson, D. Cole, B. Lawyer, J. Turner; SECOND ROW: A. Storm, N. Taylor, R. Marshall, R. Miller, G. Easton, S. Dewar; FRONT ROW; B. Elliot, S. Sexson, G. King, P. Wall, E. Gaston for a New Year This year the girls enjoyed various activities in G. A. A. Hiking kept the girls in shape, but brought forth a few blisters! The other activities -dancing, bowling, basketball, softball, and swimming - were anxiously awaited. At the end of the year a banquet for the reminiscence of old times was held. Awards were presented to the girls who received the proper amount of points. Points are received by attending meetings and bringing different items to the parties and other activities of G. A. A. The senior girl who had contributed the most to the Girls' Athletic Association was voted on by the other members and had her name engraved on a plaque entitled Outstanding Member of Girls' Athletic Association. The G. A. A. sponsored a dance in the month of November featuring the Devotions. This party and the sale of sweatshirts were the club’s money-making projects for the year. 45 BACK ROW: R. Martin, C. Williamson, M. Mulvaney, F. Dilworth, C. Horn, R. Nolen; FRONT ROW: G. King, B. Paulson, J. A. Wittenberg, K. Jones, C. Sims, S. White F.H.A. Earns Points STANDING: P. Wall, V. P. of Public Relations, M. Cummings, Degree, S. Dewar, Degree, B. Bridges, Degree, L. Gaston, V. P. of Recreation, R. Richards, V. P. of Projects, C. Rankin, Historian; SEATED: Mrs. Lenz, Advisor, N. Davis, 1st V. P. of Section 14, R. Marshall, 2nd V.P., P. Garrett, Treas., K. Bennett, V. Pres., L. Baker, Pres., N. Nolen, Sec. 46 BACK ROW: M. L. Rincker, P. Hopper, M. James, R. Allen, V. Monson, J. Turner, S. Slater; FRONT ROW: N. Binder, M. Kuhl, B. Elliot, M. A. Lenz, R. Davis, B. Storm for Spring Trip The F.H.A., which stands for the Future Homemakers of America, worked on various activities to receive enough points to go on the annual spring trip. Some of these activities included bake sales, candy sales, babysitting for the children at P. T. A. and planning different activities for each month. In October, the F.H.A. collected one hundred dollars for U.N.I.C.E.F. On December 4 the F.H.A. girls visited Kemmer's Orphanage at Assumption. Many of the girls sent Christmas cards to the children they met on the visit. In February, Dr. Swope from Eastern Illinois University came to a double meeting. She told the girls some of the numerous careers home economics offers. A Demonstration Night was held in March. Several of the girls gave demonstrations on food. In April, they had an Easter Egg Hunt for the small children of the community. These are just a few of the things the F. H. A. has contributed to the school and community. We are happy to say, the F. H. A. is an organization of which Windsor High School can be very proud. 47 BACK ROW: C. Bailey, B. Gass, J. Turner, J. Carr, D. Ground, R. Sims, T. Latch, T. Shafer; SECOND ROW: T. Gaston, B. Robinson, S. Ashmore, J. Baugher, C. Gaston, D. Schwerman, L. Shafer; FRONT ROW; G. Montgomery, B. Bryson, R. Rincker, D. Syfert, T. Harpster, E. Rincker, B. Binder F.F.A. Team Wins OFFICERS: STANDING: Mr. DeWerff, Advisor; M. Van Matre, Sentinel; D. Bauer, Reporter; SEATED: D. Latch, Pres.; G. Thompson, V. Pres.; J. McKenzie, Sec.; T. Dunn, Treas. 48 The Windsor F.F.A. Chapter had another busy, interesting year. This year the chapter was honored by winning the Section 19 Land Use Judging Contest. Don Bauer was the top judge, and Joe McKenzie was fifth out of 95 boys. All the officers attended the Officers Training Meeting at Assumption, September 19. F.F.A. Week this year was the week of February 22. In June, the incoming officers attended a convention in Champaign. r FAT STOCK TEAM: J. McKenzie, D. Bauer POULTRY TEAM: D. Latch, B. Gass, M. Van Matre Judging Teams LAND USE TEAM: SEATED: D. Bauer, J. McKenzie, T. Dunn; STANDING: D. Latch, C. Bailey AWARD TRY-OUTS: D. Bauer, J. McKenzie, B. Robinson, M. Van Matre GRAIN EXHIBITORS: SEATED: J. Carr, J. McKenzie, SMALLGRAIN TEAM: SEATED: J. D. Bauer, C. Bailey; STANDING: G. Montgomery, B. Baugher, B. Robinson; STANDING: T. Binder, B. Robinson, T. Latch, L. Shafer, J. Baugher Latch 49 BACK ROW: J. Schrock, D. Hickman, R. Weakley, D. Ground, G. Robison, M. Szachnitowski, T. Thompson; SECOND ROW: S. White, D. Meador, R. Richards, L. Baker, J. Spivey, J. Seng; FRONT ROW; C. Horn, R. Davis, M. A. Lenz, D. Curry, K. Bennett, P. Hopper, V. Monson Business Club Finds Success in Advisor: Mrs. Milam President: L. Gaston Treasurer: B. Bennett Secretary: A. Shafer V. President: S. Dewar S. C. Rep. : K. Krile 50 SNOOPER STAFF: STANDING: R. Marshall, P. Slater, N. Binder, M. Phipps, R. Minor, P. Wall, L. Kasey, M. James, N. Taylor, R. Allen, R. Miller; SEATED; S. Sexson, E. Spivey, L. Gaston, S. Dewar, A. Shafer, K. Jones Its First Year The Business Club’s money-making project this year was writing the Snooper, which revealed various happenings and memories of past semesters. Gossip, sports, activities, and club news were all included. Also the club printed the play tickets, homecoming tickets, and the play and graduation programs. Over the Christmas vacation the members went bowling. During the year the club held many different types of parties. Mr. Begeman, Director BACK ROW: S. Sexson, A. Allen, D. King, G. Welch, E. Marshall, E. King, D. Wittenberg, T. Gaston, F. Doehring, W. Taylor, J. Seng, R. Allen, M. Gaston, B. Hyland, D. Hooten, D. Smith, A. Storm, E. Arganbright, D. Doehring, R. Leggitt; SECOND ROW; P. Garrett, C. Baugher, C. Thompson, G. King, D. Meador, C. Haney, M. Curry, J. Hampton, C. Gaston, L. Doehring, P. Garrett, M. Seng; FRONT ROW; B. Harpster, J. Baugher, K. Krile, D. Storm, D. Risley, K. Bennett Musical Groups OFFICERS: SEATED: K. Bennett, V. Pres., STANDING: D. Meador, Pres., Mr. Begeman, B. Harpster, Student Council Rep., P. Garrett, Sec. -Treas. and Reporter. The band is an organization consisting of thirty-eight members, both grade school and high school. They had a number of activities, some of which were playing between the two basketball games, marching at the half at the Homecoming game, and attending the band festivals at Litchfield and Sullivan. Some of the band members made up the dance band. This band, The Swinging Notes, also attended festivals and partici-pated in them. 52 Katie Bennett Mr. Begeman Ensembles Gloria King, David Meador, Chuck Gaston Katie Bennett 53 MAJORETTES: K. Rincker; C. Rincker; B. Shafer; M. James, Head Majorette; N. Witt; D. Fry; C. Storm and Entertainment DANCE BAND BACK ROW; D. Doehring, M. Seng, W. Taylor, J. Seng, F. Doehring, T. Gaston, R. Allen, B. Hyland, K. Bennett; FRONT ROW: C. Gaston, M. Curry, D. Meador, G. King, J. Hampton 54 Senior Editors: SEATED: Mary Alice Lenz, David Curry and Kay Krile; Advisor; Mrs. Marsland. Yearbook Staff Strives for Higher Standards Under the careful direction of Mrs. Marsland, the yearbook staff has been trying to make one of the best annuals ever. We certainly hope that you enjoy the product of our efforts. Activity staff: SEATED: David Meador; Nancy Davis; Richard Minor, Snapshot editor; Bob Ben nett; Linda Gaston; STANDING: Mary Jane Paris; Charlie Bailey, junior snapshot editor; Katie Bennett, Larry Shouse, Marla James, and Marsha Phipps. for Better Publication Advertisements; SEATED: Richard Weakley, Rosalie Marshall, Tom Dunn, Shirleen Dewar, and Joe McKenzie; STANDING: John Seng, Doris Slifer, Pat Wall, and Connie Horn. 57 FRONT ROW: M. Ohm, B. Harpster, K. Bennett, R, Allen, B. Mulvaney; SECOND ROW: A. Shafer, J. Schrock, D. Hickman, F. Doehring, G. Wallace, L. Syfert; THIRD ROW: P, Hopper, S. Sexson, N. Taylor, J. Peadro, P. Garrett Social Studies Club Formed This Year The Social Studies Club was formed this year solely for the purpose of giving its members a chance to learn more about people in the world and their customs. The group does not sponsor school activities like most clubs, but uses its time for the purpose of learning. 58 Advisor, Mr. Wilhelm Librarians Since Mrs. Brandenburg was absent for the first few months of school, Mrs. Janet Albin took over the responsibility of getting the school library started this year. Mrs. Brandenburg returned right after Thanksgiving vacation, and is now in charge of the staff. The staff consisted of: BACK ROW: Jim Hampton, Linda Gaston, Tom Thompson, Richard Minor, Gary Wallace and Donna Witt; MIDDLE ROW; Mary Alice Lenz, Nancy Davis, Sudy Sexson, Jim Baugher, Rose Davis and Connie Horn; SEATED: Advisor, Mrs. Brandenburg, Charlie Bailey, Rosalie Marshall, Nancy Binder, Mary Lou Rincker and Shirleen Dewar. Newspaper Editors Nancy Davis and Darrell Latch wrote the high school news for the Windsor Gazette this year. They did a fine job, and their articles were of interest to all who read them. Mr. Seng was their advisor. 59 Junior Class Play Packs Them in The cast was as follows: STANDING: Mrs. Donley, Sudy Sexson; Miss Entwhistle, Alice Storm; Mr. Gordon Warren, Jim Baugher; Miss Jane Gardner, Karen Jones; Sidney, Larry Syfert; Mary Lou Brennen, Pam Slater; Charlie Plunkett, Terry Latch; Mrs. Maggs, Leslie Kasey. BACK ROW: Larry Donley, Tom Thompson; Carol Izzard, Rose Davis; Students, Cindy Williamson, Nancy Binder, Gary Wallace; Miss Prather, Peggy Garrett. Student director was Nancy Taylor, and prompters were Lucy Baker and Beverly Harp-ster. The make-up staff consisted of Nancy Nolen, Nancy Binder, Joyce Fling, Rose Davis, Lucy Baker, Cindy Williamson, and Carolyn Rankin, Jim Schrock was the stage manager, and Charlie Blailey and Gajy Ashmore assisted him. 60 Earns Many Laughs On October 15, 1965, the junior class presented the play Lock, Stock, and Lipstick. It was a comedy centered around the guidance counselor’s office in an average high school, Pembroke. As the play opens, the counselor learns that he is going to get an assistant, a female even! Before the curtain closes, a domineering society lady is shown the light, a boy learns his true potential, and the janitor becomes engaged to his assistant. To frost the cake, Mr. Warren, who disdains women, pops the big question to his new assistant. Many laughs were enjoyed by those who viewed the play and also by the persons who put it on. 61 62 WB . • -.v. . , V • • - - - • - . . • - - : . - ■ • - ■ . .• • . z'., s V . - .w v:-. • - , v . • • - FAVORITES Queen Beauty Reigns at Windsor High School On the twenty-third day of December, the Student Council held its annual Homecoming Dance. The highlight of the evening was the coronation of the Homecoming Queen. Daphne Ritche, the reigning queen, bestowed the crown upon Kay Krile, who will hold the position until next year. 64 Senior: Linda Gaston Senior: Connie Horn The Court Junior: Karen Jones Sophomore: Brenda Paulson Freshman: Beverly Lawyer 65 First Place Banner Queen and Court 1 966 Homecoming Highlights This year the Homecoming activities were held on two days. On Friday afternoon, December 17, the Homecoming activities were launched with the first parade in four years. The parade, consisting of queen candidates and attendants, basketball players, cheerleaders, students, and school organizations carrying banners, marched from school, down Maine Street, and back to school. After the parade, the students gathered around a bonfire, wnich had already burned once before that day, to listen to short pep talks given by some of the basketball players. As soon as the bonfire was finished, the cheerleaders led the students in a rousing pep meeting, which was followed by refreshments in the cafeteria. That night the Devils once again obtained possession of the hatchet by defeating the Stew. -Stras. Comets 74-47. Between games the entertainment was provided by the Windsor High School band. The sophomores won first place in the banner contest. On Thursday evening the Homecoming dance. Snowflake Fantasy, was held in the gym. The gym was decorated with a silver sapling, bedecked with glittering snowflakes, and purple and white crepe paper. The climactic part of the evening came as Miss Kay Krile was crowned queen by Miss Daphne Ritchie, last year s queen. The new queen, her attendants, and escorts led the students, alumni, and faculty in dancing. Thus, another exciting, student council - sponsored homecoming was recorded in the annals of Windsor High School. 66 67 MOST DEPENDABLE Mary Jane Paris David Curry MOST TALENTED Katie Bennett David Meador Senior NEATEST MOST ATHLETIC Mary Alice Lenz Jim Hampton Kay Krile David Curry BIGGEST FLIRT Poll Connie Horn Larry Shouse BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Marla James Joe McKenzie MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Katie Bennett Richard Weakley BEST PERSONALITY Kay Krile Larry Shouse 69 RIGHT: Cindy Williamson, Ruth Waggoner, Colleen Baker: BACK ROW: Fred Doehring, Leonard Storm, Wayne Risley. Class of 66 Wihs Ticket Sales Elect Mr. and Miss W.H.8. This year, for the fourth year in a row, the class of sixty-six sold more season basketball tickets than any of the other classes: therefore, they gained the honor of electing Mr. and Mrs. W.H.S. They chose Tom Dunn and Linda Gaston. As a unit, the seniors sold $202. 50 worth of tickets. Connie Horn and David Curry were high individuals with $33.00 and $19.50 respectively. LEFT: Mr. and Mrs. W.H.S.: Tom Dunn and Linda Gaston. 70 Blue Devils Remain Undefeated COACHES L. Shouse, L. Storm, G. Ashmore, R. Minor, D. Curry, J. Turner, J. Shrock, A. Shafer, J. Seng. Robert Buchanan, Richard Gibson Starting out with nine straight wins, the Blue Devils played a highly successful season this year. At the end of regular season play, their overall record was 17-5. The Blue Devils won easy victories over Stewardson-Strasburg in an effort to retain the blue and green hatchets. This was the fourth straight year that we have held both of the hatchets. Our team met its first defeat in the conference tournament played at Altamont. However, the Blue Devils overcame this set-back and won the Shelbyville Invitational Tournament in three exciting games. This makes the fourth time Windsor has won the Invitational, more than any other school entered. Once again the Blue Devils have shown a fine record that maintains the tradition of the school. FRONT ROW: R. Ratliff, T. Gaston, F. Hilligoss, C. Gaston, D. Mitchell, D. Syfert, M. Havens: MIDDLE ROW: R. Lowry, R. Waggoner, D. Hooten, W. Risley, H. Robinson, M. Seng, T. Harpster, E. Rincker; BACK ROW: D. Hickman, M. White, R. Maxwell, P. Geisler, M. Austin, M. Szachnitowski, A. Mitchell, D. Quigley, W. Thompson. on the Home Court The junior varsity faced tough competition this year. The team was hampered by the loss of their better players to the varsity, but the boys played good basketball, winding up the season with an 8 - 10 record. Despite the losing season, the players displayed excellent ability and an eagerness to play. Several of their games were forfeited with only a slight difference in the final score. However, the team pushed through the season in high spirits. MANAGERS Don Bauer and Bob Bennett 73 GARY ASHMORE Junior LEONARD STORM Sophomore JOHN SENG Senior Varsity Players Enjoy Highly JIM SHROCK Junior Dunk along with Lurch 74 JIM TURNER Senior RICHARD MINOR Senior DAVE CURRY Senior Successful Season LARRY SHOUSE Senior ALBERT SHAFER Senior 75 FRONT ROW: L. Shouse, A. Shafer, R. Minor, Coach Gibson; MIDDLE ROW: Coach Buchanan, L. Storm, D. Curry, J. Turner, Gary Ashmore; BACK ROW: J. Shrock, J. Seng. Blue Devils Retain Shelby Title Shelby Invitational W indsor 52 Findlay 50 W indsor 71 Nokomis 50 Windsor 66 Altamont 60 Windsor 69 Clinton 57 W indsor 73 Stew-Stras. 58 Windsor 52 Pana 48 Windsor 62 St. Elmo 57 Windsor 62 Brownstown 73 Windsor 80 Sullivan 58 Windsor 55 T-Town 65 Windsor 80 Beecher City 55 Windsor 83 Cowden 41 Windsor 57 Neoga 44 Windsor 86 Areola 82 Windsor 64 Stew-Stras. 47 Windsor 44 Arthur 43 Windsor 80 Shelbyville 63 Windsor 55 Sullivan 71 National Trail Tournament Windsor 88 Findlay 66 W indsor 55 Neoga 56 Windsor 66 St. Anthony 94 Windsor 57 Neoga 53 Totals 1457 1291 Average points per game - 66 76 FRONT ROW: A. Shafer, J. Baugher, J. Seng, L. Shouse, L. Storm. SECOND ROW; R. Ratliff, J. Gottman, B. Bryson, M. Seng, D. Hooten. THIRD ROW; Coach R. Gibson, R. Lowry, M. Havens, L, Shafer, D. Kearney, T. Gaston. Coach R. Buchanan. BACK ROW: W. Thompson, R. Maxwell, R. Minor, D. Curry, D. Quigley, D. Hickman, G. Ashmore. Blue Devils Have 500 Season RICHARD GIBSON, ROBERT BUCHANAN Coaches After losing the first game to conference rival St. Anthony, the Blue Devils bounced back, winning over Beecher City thirteen to three. The Blue Devils faced tough competition but ended the season's play on a high note. Albert Shafer, the right-handed senior, pitched a brilliant no-hitter, walking only one batter. While fighting rugged opponents, the Blue Devils compiled a respectable won 4 and lost 4 season. 77 Pictured here are Dave Curry and Larry Shouse hard at work during a practice session. Blue Devils End Season TOP FIVE BATTERS Dave Curry -- ----------------------------- -.400 Richard Minor-------------------------- .286 John Seng --- - .280 Albert Shafer - - - .269 Gary Ashmore --- - .263 78 JOHN SENG, Sr., Second Base DAVE CURRY, Sr., Pitcher and First Base LARRY SHAFER, Jr., Third Base LARRY SHOUSE, Sr., Shortstop GARY ASHMORE, Jr., Left Field LEONARD STORM, Soph., Center Field JIM BAUGHER, Jr., Right Field SCORES FOR 1965 SEASON Windsor 2 St. Anthony 3 Windsor 13 Beecher City 3 Windsor 2 Altamont 6 Windsor 6 Teutopolis 10 Windsor 5 Stew-Stras 1 Windsor ------ 3 Cow den — - -- - — 7 Windsor 4 Brownstown 2 Windsor 10 Neoga 0 With No-Hitter ALBERT SHAFER, Sr., Pitcher and First Base RICHARD MINOR, Sr., Catcher 79 FRONT ROW: Karyn Jones, Connie Horn, Pam Slater, Kay Krile, Rosemary Miller; BACK ROW: Beverly Lawyer, Linda Doehring, Barbara Storm. Cheerleaders Back the Blue Devils JUNIOR VARSITY Barbara Storm Linda Doehring Beverly Lawyer 80 GLASSCOCK MOTORS Your Dealer in Ford Falcon, Fairlane, Mustang, and Trucks. For the Convenience of Our Customers, We Have Added These Facilities. 1006 Maine Street Windsor, Illinois The Heartline of Any Farming Community Is the Grain Elevator. For the Best in Seeds, Feeds, Fertilizers, and Anhydrous Ammonia, See the NEAL-COOPER GRAIN COMPANY, Where Service Has Earned the Continued Confidence of Their Customers and F riends. 206 South Chestnut Phone GL 9-2143 Windsor NEAL-COOPER GRAIN COMPANY Doehring Implement Sales For the Best in Farming, Step Up to CASE. CASE - NEW IDEA Parts and Service Phone GL 9-2240 Windsor Bailey's Variety Store Dry Goods, Gifts, and Toys Windsor For the Best Food Buys, Shop at Bob’s Market Whether You Walk in or Call in to Take Advantage of Our Free Delivery, You Are Sure to Be Pleased With Our Friendly, Courteous Service. 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Bitzer Taggart Motors Senior Shorthand Class Katie Mary Jane Linda Marla Mary Alice Mrs. Phyllis Milam A Allen, R. 24,43,47,51,52,54,58, Arganbright, E. 28,44,52, A'rmer, R. 41 Ashmore, G. 24,41,60,72,74,75,76,77,79 Ashmore, S. 28,48 Austin, E. 24 Austin, M. 48,49,57,59 B Bailey, C. 24,48,49,57,59,60 Baker, C. 31,43,45,70 Baker, L. 24,36,40,43,46,50,60 Bauer, D. 15,48,49,73 Baugher, J. 24,40,48,49,52,59,60,77,79 Beals, L. 28 Bennett, K. 15,36,38,43,44,46,50,52,53, 54,57,58,68,69, Bennett, R. 15,50,57,74 Binder, B. 31,48,49 Binder, N. 24,39,41,44,51,59,60 Bly, E. 31 Bly, R. 31 Bridges, B. 24, 37, 43, 46, 47 Bryson, B. 31,48,77 Carpenter, S. 31 Carr, J. 15,43,47,49 Cole, D. 31,39,42,45 Cole, S. 25 Crook, M. 25 Cummings, M. 28, 39, 42, 44, 46 Curry, D. 14, 37, 41, 50,56, 68. 72, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79 D Dailey, D. 32,40 Davis, N. 15,38,46,57,59 Davis, R. 25,41.43,44,47,50,59.60 Dewar, S. 16,34,42,45,46,50,51,57,59 Dilworth, F. 28,45,46 Doehring, F. 24,25.40,43,52,54,58, 70 Doehring, L. 28,37,39,41,44,52,80 Doss, J. 32 Doss, T. 28 Dunn, T. 16,48,49,57,70 E Easton, G. 29,45 Elliott, B. 32,45,47 England, D. 32 F Flick, D. 32 Fling, B. 32 Fling, J. 25, 60 G Garrett, Patty, 31, 32, 42, 44, 52 Garrett, P. 24,25,41,42,46,52,58,60 Gass, B. 16,48,49 Gaston, C. 29, 48,52, 53, 54, 73 Gaston, E. 29,45 Gaston, L. 14,43,44,46,50,51,57.59,65, 70 Gaston, T. 29.48.52,54, 73, 77 Giesler, P. 32, 41, 73 Gottman, J. 29, 77 Ground, D. 16,42,47,50 H Haerr, E. 29 Hampton, J. 14,37,41,52.54,59.68 Harpster. B. 25, 36. 39, 41, 42, 52, 58, 60 Harpster, G. 32,48,73 Havens, M. 31, 32, 41, 73, 77 Herron, J. 25 Hickman, D. 25,50,58,73, 77 Hilligoss, F. 29.73 Hooten, D. 32, 52, 73, 77 Hooten, M. 28,29,39,40,42.44 Horn, C. 17, 44, 46, 50, 57. 59. 65, 69, 80, 81 Howard, K. 29 Hyland, L. 29 J James, M. 17. 38. 40, 43, 44. 47. 51, 54. 57. 69 Jones, K. 25,38.40,44,46.51,60,65,80,81 K Kasey, L. 25,39.42.44,51,60 Kasey, M. 29,39 Kearney, D. 25, 77 King, G. 29,43,45,46,52,53,54 Krile, K. 17, 37, 40, 44, 50, 52, 56, 64, 68, 69, 80,81 Kuhl, M. 32,47 L Latch, D. 17,37,42,48,49.59 Latch. T. 25,48.49.60 107 Lawhorn, J. 33 Lawyer, B. 33,45,65,80 Lenz, M. 17,37,38,42,44,47,50,56,59,68 Lowry, R. 33, 73, 77 M Marshall, R. 18,38,43,45,46,51,57,59 Mathews, D. 29 Martin, R. 33,43,44,46 Maxwell, R. 31,33,37, 73,77 McKenzie, J. 18,48,49,57,69 McQueen, D. 29 McQueen, R. 33 Meador, D. 18,38,50,52,53,54,57,68 Miller, C. 33 Miller, R. 26,45,51,80,81 Minor, R. 14, 41, 51. 57, 59, 72. 75, 76. 77, 79 Mitchell, A. 30,40,73 Mitchell, D. 30,73 Moberley, S. 18 Monson, V. 18,43,45,47,50 Montgomery, G. 33, 48, 49 Mulvaney, B. 26,58 Mulvaney, M. 30, 42, 44, 46 Mulvaney, R. 33,40 N Nees, E. 19 Nees, D, 33 Nees, V. 33 Nolen. N. 26,40,43,46,60 Nolen, R. 34,46 O Oakley, L. 26 Ohm, Mavis, 33 Ohm, M. 26,43,58 P Paris, M. 14,37,44,57,68 Paulson, B. 30, 42, 46, 65 Peadro, J. 26,58 Phipps, M. 19,43,44,51,57 Polk, B. 19 Polk, D. 30 Q Quasi, R. 19 Quigley, D. 30, 73, 77 R Rankin, C. 26, 42. 44, 46, 60 Ratliff, R. 34.73.77 Richards, R. 19,38,42,44,46,50 Rincker, E. 34, 48, 73 Rincker, M. 26,41,43,47,59 Rincker, R. 34,48 Risley, W. 34,70,73 Robinson, H. 26,47,49,73 Robinson, J. 30 Robison, G. 20, 40, 50 S Schrock, J. 26, 41, 50, 58, 60, 72, 74, 76 Schwerman, D. 30, 48 Seng, J. 20, 37, 40, 50. 52, 54, 57, 72, 74. 76, 79 Seng, M. 28,30,52,54,73,77 Sexson, S. 26,38.41,43,45,51,56,58,59, 60 Shafer, A. 20,39.50,51,58,72.75,76.77, 79 Shafer, L. 26,48,49,77, 79 Shafer, T. 26,48 Shouse, L. 20, 36, 41, 57, 69, 72, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79 Sims, C. 34,46 Sims, R. 20, 47 Sims, Terry, 34 Sims, T. 27 Slater, P. 27,39,41,44,51,60.80,81 Slater, S. 34,42,47 Slifer, D. 21,42,45,57 Spivey, E. 21,51 Spivey, J. 27,50 108 NON-STUDENT INDEX Stevens, S. 21, 39, 43, 44 Stevens, T. 30 Storm, A. 27,38,41,42,45,52,60 Adams, G. 12 Storm, B. 31,34,37,44,47,80 Albin, J. 44 Storm, L. 30. 70, 72, 74, 76, 77, 79 Ashmore, B. 6 Syfert, D. 34, 48, 73 Begeman, D. 10,53 Syfert, L. 27,58 Bottrell, T. 6 Szachnitowski, J. 30, 40, 43, 44 Brandenburg, J. 11, 42, 44, 59 Szachnitowski, M. 27,38,39,41,50,56,60, Buchanan, R. 11, 14,72,76,77 73 Camic, B. 12 C aspary, R. 6 T Curry, R. 8 Curto, L. 12 Taylor, N. 27,38,40,43,45,51,60 Denham, E. 12 Taylor, W. 21,52,54 DeWerff, B. 11,48 Thompson, G. 21, 48 Elliott, B. 12 Thompson, T. 27, 38, 40, 50, 59, 60 Fugate, V. 12 Thompson, W. 27, 73, 77 Galligan, J. 11 Turner, Jim, 22, 42, 47, 72, 75, 76 Gaston, T. 7 Turner, J. 27,45,47 Gibson, R, 10,31,72,76,77 Goff, G. 11 V Hooten, D. 7 Keller, N. 10,38 Van Matre, M. 22,49 Landis, F. 12 Ledbetter, E. 12 W Lenz, P. 10, 46 Marshall, C. 12 Waggoner, Richard, 34,41,42,73 Marsland, E. 10,41,56 Waggoner, R. 30,41,70 McKenzie, N. 7 Waldon, J. 28,30,37 Milam, P. 11,28,42,50,81 Wall, P. 22,37,38,42,45,46,51,57 Reed, B. 12 Wallace, G. 27,39,41,42,58,59,60 Seng, O. 8,10, 36, 59 Warner, S. 34 Storm, L. 12 Weakley, R. 22,36,50,57,69 Thompson, G. 7 White, M. 34,73 Thompson, Glenn, 11,24 White, S, 22,42,44,46,50 Tipton, J. 12 Williamson, C. 27,43,44,46,60,70 Witt, D. 27,37,41,42,44,59 Wittenberg, J. 30,39,42,44,46 Wilhelm, W. 10,58 Farewell Into the Future We, the 1966 Yearbook Staff, hope that this yearbook, your yearbook, will be one of your most prized possessions and that you may look back over the snapshots and remember the good old days at W. H. S. The school year 1965-66 has been a busy and active one for many students at Windsor High. Classes, athletics, dances, and meetings, all helped to round out the year. As we look back, we have tried to pick some of the bright spots that stand out in our minds as important events of this year. The roads to success through high school are memorable ones. We hope that through this book we have portrayed a span of these roads upon which each of us travels. Education is in itself a wide and heavily traveled road. There are many forks in this road -each leading to some goal set by those who are traveling upon it. Just as some roads are unpaved, so are some roads to success unpaved. There are many rough and threatening sections. However, if the goal is kept in view, all difficulties can be surmounted, and the road will have served its purpose of furnishing a means of guidance. This year is drawing to a close; however, for many of us, this year is only the beginning along the road to success, and for all of us there is much to look forward to. With all these things in mind, we present to you this 1966 POW-WOW. Autographs -IA FRONT ROW: E. Rincker, W. Risley, M. Seng, J. Baugher, L. Shouse, J. Seng. MIDDLE ROW: J. Walden, L. Storm, F. Hilligoss, T. Latch, D. Mitchell, C. Gaston, R. Ratliff. BACK ROW: Coach Gibson, D. Quigley, M. Austin, D. Curry, M. Szachnitowski, D. Ground, R. Maxwell Coach Buchanan. Track Squad VARSITY RELAY D. Curry, J. Walden, L. Storm, L. Shouse. SHOT PUT D. Quigley, T. Latch, D. Ground MILE RELAY L. Shouse, F. Hilligoss D. Mitchell, M. Seng. DISTANCE RUNNERS J. Seng, J. Baugher, M. Seng, D. Mitchell, F. Hilligoss, C. Gaston. Blue Devils Compete BROAD JUMP FRONT: W. Risley, L. Shouse. BACK: L. Storm, E. Rincker. SPRINTERS E. Rincker, L. Shouse, W. Risley, R. Rat liff, J. Walden, M. Szachnitowski. DISCUS R. Maxwell, D. Quigley, D. Curry. for Success FROSH RELAY M. Austin, R. Maxwell, R. Ratliff W. Risley. HIGH JUMP L. Storm, R. Maxwell, M. Austin. D. Curry, L. Gaston, J. Turner, C. Horn, R. Minor, K. Krile, L. Shouse, M. Phipps Seniors Defeat Faculty FRONT ROW: Mr. Gibson, Mr. Seng, Mr. Buchanan. BACK ROW: Mr. DeWerff, Mrs. Brandenburg, Mrs. Milam, Mr. Wilhelm, and Mrs. Lenz. K. Jones, L. Shouse, D. Curry, L. Gaston, C. Horn, K. Krile, and J. Seng. V Ping Pong Winners Play for Fun Blue Devils Win District Tourney FRONT ROW: G. Ashmore, J. Schrock, D. Curry, L. Shouse, R. Minor. BACK ROW: J. Turner, A. Shafer, L. Storm, L. Shafer, and J. Seng. STANDING; P. Slater, B. Harpster, S. Sexson, N. Nolen, C. Rankin, L. Baker, N. Taylor, P. Garrett; SEATED: J. Schrock, B. Bridges, R. Weakley M. Caldwell, D. Bauer. National Honor Society Thrives in Third Year Probationary members; S. Cooper, J. Walden, L. Storm, M. Seng. OFFICERS: SEATED; N. Davis, Secretary; J. McKenzie, President; L. Shouse, V. President; D. Meador, Treasurer; STANDING: J. Seng, Student Council Rep.; Mr. Seng, Advisor. Betty Crocker Award; MARY JANE CALDWELL Spanish Award; LEONARD STORM, NANCY TAYLOR Delegate to National F. H. A. Convention PEGGY GARRETT F. H. A. Sectional Vice President LUCY BAKER F. F. A. Sweetheart LINDA GASTON Most Valuable Player in National Trail Conference, Decatur Herald National Trail All-Conference Team; DAVID CURRY DeKalb Award, Star Farmer; DON BAUER Decatur Herald National Trail All-Conference Team; LARRY SHOUSE Outstanding Students D. A. R. Award KAY KRILE Summer Fulbright Scholarship for Study and Travel; MRS. EMILY MARS LAND Youth Band of America, Thespian of the Year; KATIE BENNETT Typing Award Winners; Seated: BRENDA BRIDGES, SUDY SEXSON, Standing: GARY ASHMORE, LUCY BAKER at W.H.8. Honorary Illinois State Scholarship; DAVID MEADOR Shorthand Award; LINDA GASTON Commercial Award; MARY ALICE LENZ SEATED: Ralph, Darrell Latch; Hank, Wes Taylor; Dorothy, Marsha Phipps; Aunt Louise, Doris Slifer; Aunt Olga, Pat Wall; Aunt Hester, Katie Bennett; Marion, Nancy Davis; Chuck, Albert Shafer; Inner Willy, George Robison; STANDING: Anna, Sandy Stevens; Johnny, John Seng; Sally, Kay Krile; Willoughby, David Meador; Marybelle, Rosalie Marshall; Coach Lloyd, David Curry; Kay, Linda Gaston; Harvey, Larry Shouse; Lottie, Mary Alice Lenz STAGE CREW, BACK ROW: Mrs. Keller, director; Bob Bennett, Ernest Spivey, Tom Dunn, Virginia Monson FRONT ROW; Connie Horn, Shirleen Dewar, Ruth Richards, student director; Sandra White We’d rather fight than switch! The senior class play, The Brainstorm, ” was presented Friday, April 15 to an audience filled with laughter. It is said that each of us really has two selves - and this play proves the saying. You see the inner self” of Willoughby Adams intent on making a football player out of pompous, stuffed-shirt outer Willy. The Inner Willy, impish other ego of Willoughby Adams, off to college, relentlessly goading Willoughby to becoming a man. A sheltered life with three maiden aunts has turned Willoughby’s spine to sponge - so that in college he is the one who makes the beds and lends money and clothes—that is, until Inner Willy materializes. Yet Willoughby has the makings of a football star—makings that seem to be going to waste as the aunts decide college life is too strenuous for their frail boy and insist that he return home. However, a certain college girl reporter encourages Willoughby to stay and become a hero. The college rooters, too, put on the pressure, and with Inner Willy backing them up, Willoughby decides to stand up to his aunts and stay and play football. Willoughby gets the girl, the football uniform and he gets rid of Inner Willy simply by throwing off his shackles. What is it? On the evening of May the seventh, the students and faculty of Windsor High School enjoyed the annual Junior-Senior Prom. The gym, decorated as an exotic harbor, had a lighthouse centerpiece, and the stage portrayed a ship's deck. As you entered the gym, you ascended onto a pier that led into the gym. It had steps going up to the stage, where refreshments were served, and there were also steps leading down to the dancing floor. The band. Bob Cruzanne and his orchestra, provided soft music which inspired a romantic evening that was enjoyed by all. Inspires Romantic Evening Senior On the morning of May 20, the class of '66 seniors left Windsor High School for Vagabond Lodge, Lake of the Ozarks. They arrived at the Ozarks about 11:00 a. m., heard the rules which they were to abide by, and then checked into their cabins. Some decided to go swimming before lunch while others waited. Friday afternoon was spent sun bathing swimming, speed boat riding, sea plane riding, and having lots of fun. Included in Friday evenings enjoyment was a dance held at the lodge, a scenic cruise on the Larry Don, a weiner roast, or just a moonlight walk. Everyone was to be in his cabin by 1 00 a. m., however there were many wide awake boys and girls that night. ■ Trip Everyone was up at 7:00 a. m. for breakfast on Saturday morning. Then they headed their separate ways until about 10:00 a. m. when each packed his belongings and boarded the bus. Before leaving the Ozarks, they stopped at Dog Patch for souvenirs and a last stop at Bagnall Dam for lunch and more enjoyment. After the long trip home the class arrived back in Windsor about 8:00 p. m. Although they were pretty tired, everyone had many memories of the wonderful time they had on their senior trip at the Lake of the Ozarks. Farewell Seniors THE CLASS ROLL Don Eugene Bauer Katie Lou Bennett Robert Dean Bennett David Kent Curry Nancy Catherine Davis Shirleen Sue Dewar Thomas Edward Dunn Donald Bruce Gass Linda Sue Gaston Robert David Ground James Ward Hampton Phyllis Ann Hopper Connie Janelle Horn Marla Rae James Kay Annette Krile Darrell Eugene Latch Mary Alice Lenz Rosalie Ann Marshall Joseph Arnold McKenzie David Joel Meador Richard Lynn Minor Stephen Kent Moberley Mary Jane Caldwell Marsha Lynn Phipps Billy Wayne Polk Ray Herbert Quast Ruth Dianne Richards George Samuel Robison John Arthur Seng Albert Clem Shafer Larry Dale Shou9e Roger Kent Sims Doris Jean Slifer Ernest Francis Spivey Sandra K. Stevens Wesley Lynn Taylor Gary Gene Thompson James Oscar Turner Max Albert Van Matre Patricia Eileen Wall Richard Andrew Weakley Sandra Kay White PuiUaAtH? i«ry DALLAS, TEXAS