Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

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(the ifrcslmum Class Histuru ‘ v i v. President...........................................Daniel McBride Vice President......................................Margaret Shuck Secretary and Treasurer.............................Rosalie Bennett Sponsors.......................Miss Kerlin. Mrs. Godsell, Mr. Olmsted About six o’clock on the morning of September sixth, nineteen thirty-two, some eighty-five unsophisticated and slightly green Freshmen arose to scrub and prepare for our first day in high school. Two or three hours later, we cautiously entered that brick building on Apache Avenue, which is known as Winslow High School. Since then many things have happened. We helped the Juniors give the Junior-Freshman dance, which even the Seniors admitted was good. We gave our yearly entertainment at Christmas timo, at which Santa Claus appeared with presents for all. A number of our boys made first team in basketball and football, and a great many girls as well as boys are interested in track. Our class team won the inter-class basketball tournament, and we surely are proud of them. Our president has done his best to keep the class in hand and make us a necessity instead of a hinderance to W. II. S., and we are sincere when we say he has been a success. We have taken part in the school activities, but since our class activities are not as numerous as the upper classes we have concentrated our efforts on our home room programs and some real talent has been brought to light. But we do not plan to stop here. The class of ’36 promises to be a huge success. Page Sixteen

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iFmithall Winslow High School’s football season got under way September the 4th, when about forty young stalwarts answered the gridiron call. Coaches J. B. Wilson and Glen Olmsted, backfield and line mentors respectively, welcomed the return of eleven lettermen for the team’s nucleus. Because of the light material on hand both coaches can not be given too much credit for the showing made by a fast backfield and a strong forward wall. Generally speaking, most of our plays were built around Captain Robert Carter, fullback, John LaZear, and Coleman Savage in the line. Modified Notre Dame and Warner formations were used as a part of this year’s strategic play. Winslow 0—Gallup 0. The first game of the season was played on our field September 24th, with Gallup. Many fumbles and otherwise futile efforts marred the game because of pre-season form shown by both teams. Winslow f —Jerome 6. Displaying a brilliant brand of football, Winslow held the powerful Jerome Muckers to a six to six tie, the only team to cross the Champion’s goal line this year. Captain Bob Carter played a great game, backing up the line in heroic style. Winslow 0—Clarkdale 14. A lucky pack of Clarkdale Wolves took advantage of erroneous Winslow playing and turned back the championship thirsty Bulldogs on the Page Eighteen