Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

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I RISHMAN CLASS

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THE FRESHMAN CLASS by Laurel Bly The Freshman Class is the largest in the school. Nearly fifty praise-worthy pupils make up the best class that ever entered V. H. S. Our class again entered school but not as the “boss of the school as ye were in the eighth grade, but again as the “babies” of the school. “Names will never hurt us though. ’ We were quite well represented in this year’s athletics, as Freshmen always are. Our scholarship is good and our behavior above what is ordinarily expected of Freshmen. We all survived the Sophomre initiation, although more than a few “ Freshies” were absent the following day. A good many of the Freshmen of '21 -’22 have been together all of their school years. We hope these ties will not be broken until we shall have rounded out our high school course. Usually the Freshman Class is not supposed to amount to much, but let us hope that ours may be the pride of Winslow High. We have the numbers, we have the spirit and enthusiasm that go to make up a real school. So let us return next year, determined, not only to uphold, but to surpass our previous record and to contribute our full share to the progress of W. H. S. OUR CLASS by Lacrei. Bly Cora Hurt is short but sweet. Opal Me Hood is very neat, Margret. Dadey is full of fun, Jervis Houck’s as bright as the sun, Ronald Robertson with his winsome grin Myrtle Kelly is trying to win, Bertha Jump is very pretty, Gertrude De Lacey is extremely witty, Glen Drake is the Algebra shark. Anna Leonard is handsomely dark, Calvin Mayes won’t cease to stare, At Laurel Bly whose hair is fair. Garland Drake is very small, Edgar Janewav is big and tall, Doris Henderson is very cute, Isabel! Downey is always mute, Francis Mclnnis is found to learn, Joseph Tullv has knowledge to burn. Hazel Camp possesses cookery art. Helen Fussell is exceedingly smart, Agnes Kelly’s our tallest girl, Roweena Dunn is in a whirl, Madge Burney has pretty brown eves, Kthyle Tullv never tells lies, Glen Evans is always sleepy, Delbert’s (Cooper) tales make you creepy, Helen Richardson’s a quiet lass, Alvin Bender works just to pass, Corinne Ward has a winsome giggle, Eugene Woods does constantly wiggle, James Schaar is our noted tow-head, From Ethel Jones there’s never much said, Von Scott is large and swift, Cyrill Ellison is here for a lift, Alice Jones is a very shy miss, Bernice O'Brien is always in bliss, Bertram Spoil mire’s another fair boy, Ella Garduno is full of joy, Evelyn Proctor’s our basketball shark, Christina Ortega always makes a good mark, Frederick Bremke and Frederick Chase Make the Freshman class keep a lively pace, From this description of our class, For one of the best it will surely pass. tw KNTT-roen

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Our Adorable Seniors and I heir Good Record by Stanakd N ehtino Ow-o-ow-o-oo, Ou-uu-ou-u, My, I can't stand it any longer. Isn't it terrible. 1 just know I'll die if 1 do. Ow-ow-oo, Ou-oo-oooo. “Oh come on dear Bob I know it is awfully hard to bear but we mustn't make ourselves sick over it. Come on now and we will go to the Christian Endeavor and forget all about it.” “How sweet of you dear Marvin, I certainly will go with you. but I just simply can’t bear to see those dear Seniors leave us.” “Let us go forth and bring dear Joe with us and try to console ourselves.” Alright Marvin, let’s depart for our dear brother's house.” HALF AN HOUR I.ATKK “Good Morning Mrs. Babcock,” said Marvin. “Is Joe in?” “Well I should say he is in,'' answered the worthy lady, “and what's more he’ll stay right in that bed until he quits worrying about those Seniors. I stayed up most of the night with him and nearly made myself sick, and I am going to see that he gets up feeling natural once more. But you boys may come in and try to comfort him us much as possible.” “Oh thank you so much, said Marvin. “We shall try to give our dear brother a touch of sunshine and take him to the Endeavor.” Oh-oo-ooo, My Goodness, how can 1 ever stand it. Let me die. Let me die.” “There, there now dear brother Joe,” said friend Marvin in a sweet dove like voice, “Be brave dear one for the worst is vet to come.” “I should say,” said our dear brother Bob, “Can you remember the Junior-Senior basketball game and what a nice, clean game tin Seniors played?” Oh, I shall never forget it, dear brother, said Joe, They have had such an excellent record all their four years in High School. “Help! Help! Fire! Crash! Bang! Get out of the way woman and let a man by. Hey Joe, everybody, come quick and help.” Go quick to the door beloved one,” spoke Joe to Marvin, “and see who it is. It may be one of our dear Seniors in need of assistance. “Senior nothing, where do gel that stuff, 1 wouldn't be so low down as to be a Senior Come on out. the dirty fools are trying to put something over on us Juniors and win the Flag-Race,” thundered Jack at the top of his mighty voice. “What’s that you say? Gimme my B. V. D.'s there, you lop-headed prune and also my Levi's. And to think the dirty brutes are trying to pull something over on us. In the name of the Mighty Junior Society League hand me my garters there Marvin; and we will avenge this wrong which has been so suddenly and so fiendishly inflicted upon us.” Hurl-ing forth these swift and terrible, words with a thundering voice, upon his humble attendants PACK Twevrv- »|X