Winslow High School - Eskimo Yearbook (Winslow, IN)

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l92O CHAMPION l920 Ztliatnrg nf Gllztaa nf 19211 K' By ,Paul Curtis Four years ago a very large class of timid boys and girls started upon a long journey that led them over a strange and unknown road-a road that takes its toll from the travelers as they pass from year to year. From this number of Freshies has emerged one of the best Senior classes of the W. H. S. lt was very green, but a very ambitious class. We entered High School with the motto: Do Your Best. The members were: Guy Dedman, Charles Cooper, Georgia Fettinger. Esther Robling, Floyd Biggs, Walter jones, Estelle Bristow, Paul Curtis, Zora McGraw, Charles Ashby, Estelle Minnis and Owen Bottoms, graduates of the Winslow common schools. joe Board, of Ayrshire: Paul Gladish, of Burch, Ernest and Estelle Wilder, of Boonville: Rufo and Luther Henager, of Wilder, and Berna Thompson of Harri- son school. The Faculty was composed of the following: L. H. Risley, superintendent, E. W. jerrell, principal, A. L. Loeser, assistant principal and Miss jessie Powell, supervisor of Music, Art and Domestic Science. Our class soon organized and elected joe Board, President, Estelle Wilder, Secretary and Treasurer and Chas. Cooper as Class Reporter. Mr. Risley, our Latin teacher, being strict, made us green Freshies put in most of our time studying Latin. We, as all beginners, were treated and looked down upon as green Freshies by the upper classes. We were represented in the play, The Deacon, given by the High School, by three of our members: Chas. Cooper, Estelle Bristow and joe Board, in which they showed their ability as actors. During this year, to our sorrow, we lost three of our members, Guy Ded- man, Charles Cooper and Esther Robling, all quitting school for other pursuits in life. We finished this year with a knowledge that we had done our best and look- ing forward to the time when we should become the Seniors of W. H. S. WHEN WE WERE HFRESHMENH Lying Lips are an Abominationn . I.,

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'Q' i920 CHAMPION 1920 Sputum FLOYD BIGGS Enrolled in W. H. S. '16. Member of Star Literary Society '17-'18. Member of first hundred thousand Y. M. C. A. Fund '18. Member of A. A. '19-'20. High School Play '20. Member of Staff '20, A spoonful of honey will catch more flies than a gallon of vinegar. Enrolled W. H. S. '16. Stair Literary Society '19-'20. High School Play '20. Member of Staff '20. Always thinking but saying little. Enrolled Entered Entered Entered Member Member Always RUFO HENAGER RENTIS DORSEY W. H. S. 'l6. O. C. H. S. '17. P. H. S. '18. W. H. S. '20. of A. A. '20. of Staff '20. trying something new. Let Them Not Have Dominion Over Me 11

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l920 CHAMPION 1920 igiatnrg nf Glletza nf 19211-Olnntinurh The next fall we took our positions as Sophomores. This year our class was composed of thirteen of our former members: Walter jones, Floyd Biggs, Estelle Wilder, Ernest Wilder, Rufo Henager, Estelle Bristow, Paul Curtis, Es- telle Minnis, Paul Gladish, Zora McGraw, Owen Bottoms, Luther Henager, Charles Ashby and Margaret Noble of Union, Indiana. Four of our members left us: joe Board and Berna Thompson, entering other schools and Walter jones and Georgia Fettinger, quitting school. There was a change in the faculty this year. Our superintendent being j. S. johnson, A. L. Loeser, principal, Carl Harmeyer, assistant principal and Miss Jessie Powell, Music, Art and Domestic Science instructor. Ernest Wilder and Estelle Bristow were elected officers of our class. Our work this year was somewhat harder than the year before, but we took new courage and worked harder in order to be able to enter the junior class the following year. During the first semester of this year we lost one of our classmates, Zora McGraw, who quit school. Mr. johnson, our Caesar teacher, being very kind and sympathetic, made our work somewhat easier for us. This year two of our members, Ernest Wilder and Paul Gladish, played on the basketball team which won eleven games out of fifteen. At the close of school, a reception was given in honor of the team. Two of our members, Estelle Minnis and Paul Gladish, were given the honor of taking part in the H. S. Play, Claim Allowed. Our school this year was filled with patriotism. Our class was always among the first of the school to respond to the Red Cross, Y. M. C. A. and Lib- erty Loan drives. Although we were called Silly Sophies by the higher classes, we finished this term feeling we had accomplished much. v . WHEN W'E WERE SOPHOMORES is