Windsor Township High School - Memories Yearbook (Stockport, OH)

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SENIUR CLASS HISTORY When chool opened in September, l9S5, tnirty t o lo t onfused youngsters entered their fir t iour years of high school Ve started by electing our officers President, Dee Hedley, V fres Bill Dille Sec , Marjorie Younr Tres le Me Cheadle Reporter, Jinny Locke We had skating partie weidcr roast and other parties host oi he boys played basketball and vere WQMDSFS of F F l e Q rl were all members of ne b nur ng t e Je v lo t Gary Bebout Donna Pell Carol 1 Middleton Billy Cheadle and Lee medley w re cleer leaoers Twerty eight pupils beva ihe Sopnomore year Durina this year NG lost Ruth Gheen Officers chosen for this year were Pres Christine Pugh I Pres Raymond Oliver Sec , Curtis Rainer Treas J net Calendine, Reporter Janet Sullivan Sharon Blind was cheer leader We sold pompoms at the basketball games Nerine Fisher, Curtis Rainer, Wanda McK1obe and Richard Robinson represented the Sophomore class on the Student Council Twenty five began the year as Jolly Juniors lost Kenny Albertson Nina Murphy, Curtis Rainer, Deanna Robinson, Leland Hasley and Kenny Bachelor Gur officers were Pres , Nerine Fisher, V Pres , Richard Robinson, Sec , Wanda McKibben, Treas , Janet Sullivan Sharon Blind and Janet Calendine were cheer leaders During the year, we sold sweat shirts, concessions at the basketball ames, and had bake sales Our Junior class play fJust Ducky was presented in Nov ember We took the Seniors to Marietta for the Junior Senior Banquet Twenty one seniors entered their last year of school, but we soon lost David Gilbreath The officers were: Pres. Richa d Hanson V. Pres. Nerine Fisher Sec., Wanda McKiboen: Treas., Janet Sullivan and Marjorie Youngg Historian, Marjorie Young, Reporter, Dee Medley. Janet Calendine was cheer leader. Our carnival this year proved to be a success in every way. We gave our senior play, nHeadin' For The Hillsn, a hillbilly comedy, Dec. JO. After the play, we enjoyed a party at the home of Marjorie Young. As we were almost frozen from running about in our bare feet during the play, refreshments of ham, chicken , X , n . me , . ,, o , 1 - .J . ' A U I . , , w . s-, c y S 1 ' Y - ' , Y ll . H K ' J . . wp . , . , f 11. . 0 1 . . . ' . ' ' A 1 ,Y 1 . , , 4 , . , , all , ,, , V. 1 1, , , , , . i' 11 ' - cf ' J 1 0 A A -J -.1 I-I , .-.L AJ , . , , L y . - ' , . .j b 1 .' X F L . A - 1 r rt' ' w M , . A. he qi .s f , +', 'Tl 7 .2 , 1 v t o . H. .A. T l- , n -f ar, JG s , 4. . . ' , X , v .yi fx 1 K , 1. .,. , I . y f V H McMillan, Philip Naymer, and Brenda Lumbro. me Me ' J , W ' e H 1 . - 1 - ' - X ' few ' 1 T -' A L. L 1 K CD L- .J K Q sv J 1 -L U t-1 ' . , ' ' - - K - 1 J 1 ' 9 ' . 3 rw ' Q P . , o .L 3 Q , GL . . . . Q . I - , . 1. no 9 . X I I U I l I 1 Y., . i- A .. U. I. O . 1 Q .' . 9 . o , . Q u l . . - o 0 I O I 5 ' 0 . . - K o A I A . , . . . O . . . g . . . . H . - 0 5 - . U . . . . . . . . w n . . . 3 'L 3 ! Q

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