Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

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SOPHOMORE CLASS

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JUNIOR CLASS By Virginia Biy CLASS OFFICERS President 1 'ice- President ... Secretary Treasurer WILBER HENSLEY RI THELLA HENDERSON ALICE BAILEY ARMS MILLER This year as juniors, thegenius and ability of the class has been far reaching, covering all phases of school activities. In all fields of Athletics the class of '22 holds a prominent place. The first item of importance is football. The Captain of the team was chosen from the Junior Class and part of the team was made up of Juniors. In Basketball we were equally prominent, having four of the players chosen from our class. We are now looking forward to a high position in Baseball and Track. The Junior plays, “The Importance of Being Earnest’’ and “The Hour Glass”, were given with great success. The Junior Prom given in honor of the Senior Class was a delightful entertainment and was enjoyed by all who were present. In the Student Body the Junior Class was well represented, having three officers chosen from our class. We also played an important part in making the Annual a success. With such a successful Junior year, and a strong class spirit, we are confident that next year we shall be prepared to assume our still more weighty responsibilities as Seniors. Junior Class Roll ALICE BAILEY VIRGINIA BLY ELIZABETH BOCK LETT HOWARD CRESWELL BLANCHE FISH Rl’TH GOLDSWORTHY WILBER HENSLEY UFA LaPRADE FRANCIS LEONARD WALLACE MERRICK MINNIE MILLER ARMS MILLER IJI.ENE MrCOY SIDNEY MOORE RUTH ELLA HENDERSON LOUIS SANDOVAL RICHARD KEYES ARTHURSCHAAR I.UCILE THORNTON Page Twenty-three

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SOPHOMORE CLASS By Ruth I.a Mur CLASS OFFICERS BERNICE PILLSBl'RV KATHRYN BALER Rl’TH LaMAR HERMAN THORNTON President I 'ice- President Secretary Treasurer We entered High Sch x l in 1919 as Freshmen with thirty-one members. We were considered a most brilliant class as the Honor Rolls of last year will testify. We were duly initiated and so became full-fledged “students”. I hen we, in turn, gave a party to the entire school. Perhaps the one out-standing event of our Freshman year was the class picnic. We won the tardy contest three times out of six, which was an excellent record for any class and especially so for green “Freshies . We were the largest class in school, at that. We went in cars to Chavez Pass, up in the mountains, about forty miles from here. Although we came near freezing on our way out in the early morning, we had a most delightful time. And now we are sophisticated Sophs , soon to be Juniors. One of the most amusing and exciting events of the year was the initiation of the Freshmen, which we performed most thoroughly. The jx or little things st«x d about in the halls with eyes wide with terror, wondering if they would ever get out alive. We ushered them into the Assembly, and then took them one by one and proceeded to perform those mysterious ceremonies necessary in the career of every Freshman. In the earlier part of the year the Sophomores gave two of the most successful plays that, have yet been given. In the Junior play several Sophomores were selected for leading roles, which is ample proof of our ability in dramatics. In atheltics, loo, the Sophomores have taken a most active part, for a number of star players on the basket ball team are Sophomores. Bernice Pillsbury, one of the most talented pianists in school is greatly in demand on all musical occasions. The Sophomore class has set a high mark in scholarship and all school activities, and here’s hoping this mark will never be lowered by our successors. Sophomore Class Roll JOE BABCOCK CATHERINE BALER HERBERT COE ARCHIE GARDl’NO MABEL KELLY JACK KLIENDIENST RLTH LaMAR ROBERT LEONARD ARLEEN MILLER MARVIN YOUNG ST ANAR I) NESTING MAE PHILLIPS BERNICE PILLSBl RY HELEN RAM AGE FLORENCE RANNELS MELVIN RLSHING HERMAN THORNTON EDITH WILLIAMS ROY WILLIAMS BYRON SHIELDS I’ant Tvf Hiy-fir