Windsor High School - Shawneeola Yearbook (Windsor, MO)

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26 SHAWNEEO Foreword The Shczfwneeolcz has been published in recog- nition of the foci thu! every siudeni o f Windsor UHi7' holds deur the memories of his high school dciys und 'wishes io heep these memories brighi und undimmed. If has been our ideal fo produce u booh 'which would be considered no! only cz record of fhe pus! bu! cz living eocponenz' of the siudenz' czcii-Uiiies. A L51

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26 SHAWNEEO Dedication TO Oar fathers anal mothers, 0s e never-ceasing eyforts and eontrmlecl saerrvhee have enahleal as to atlzzanee thas far into the realms of learning ana' whom we can never fully repay, the elass of IQ26 respectfully clear- eate this, oar greatest anal 'hnal effort in our l high lseheol career. E41 1

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Q l926 Windsor High School . HE building at present occupied by VVindsor High School was erected in 1911, the above being the architect's conception of how the finished building would appear. Since 1911 various departments have been added until the building is no longer able to contain all the necessary departments for a four year high school. A Treachers, Training Department was installed in 1914, the Vocational Agriculture Department in 1921 and in 1924 the state required the addition of a Physical Educa- tion Department. All these have combined to make necessary the division of Windsor High School into a senior and a' junior high school. This drastic action has in a great measure relieved the congestion but the lack of a suitable gymnasium has greatly hampered the proper functioning of the Physical Education Departments. E61 SHAWNEEOLA GZE1,