Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

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Senior Four short year.- ago we, the fourth and largest class to graduate from V. II. S.. entered this institution as innocent Freshmen. At last we have reached the position we coveted most at that time. A detailed account of the many activities and events of note in our life would till the iiook, so let it suffice to say that the most worthy event of our Freshman year was our first few da vs at Hi. Since we were the first Freshman Class to enter the institution, it is with justice that we now assume pride in its present standard of excellence. Our next year'- thrill came with the first semester exams. After surviving these, we fell capable of overcoming any obstacles and were ready to encounter the tasks of the next three years. B.V the end of our lirst two years we had built a firm foundation and were taking great interest in athletics and social events. Any submissivcnc-s we might have had as Juniors was completely lost. We took the privilege of demonstrating to the chi of '15. by hoisting our 10 on the flag pole and keeping it there. Having proved a factor in the II. S. affairs, the class organized and proceeded to work, plan and accomplish the giving of the best Junior Front. But -here we are Seniors and what have we to say for ourselves? To begin with, we 11111 1 remember how fortu- Class ikiu- we were in lmving ii large addition to our building and Faculty. rite first step we t«n»k as urbanized Seniors was to elect the following officers to direct us through the year: William Wright. President: Marguerite Drumin. Vice-President: I orcna Shipley. Secretary and Treasurer. In athletics we have in no way loitered. From the very beginning we have been well represented in track, hasehail and basketball. and each year hcl|a d bring up the standard, until this year it surpassed expectation. Our two 1m»v deserve much credit for their part in mak ing our first football season a success. We have enjoyed a most delightful social year. The Junior dance and the Sophomore and various other parties constitute a gay and never to-be-forgot ten year. With the Junior Prom, and Commencement close at hand, we will soon have received our sheepskins. We hope that we have accomplished our share in building up a noble spirit in the school, and in the year- to come no one will re member with malice in their hearts the class of 1016. It will Ik with real pleasure that each member of the class will recall the years spent in IftWoir High Srhooi. f-jcc Sixteen

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Ruth Dunklin Chariot I). McCauley Lloyd Parks. Jr. Adolph C. Weber Marguerite Wyrick lx rensco Rubl Walter Creswell Lillian Tully Parker Pingrey. Jr. Ray Sutherland Charles Johns Alva Stegnicler Charles Murphy r« Elehtwi