Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

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JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Early one morning in September, 193 -, about eighty-five freshmen trudged, like snails, unwillingly to school. Who could have guessed then, by our timid countenances and hesitating manner, that .c would soon be very essential to our Aina Mater, W. H. S.? That first Fall we helped the juniors, whose position we now occupy, give the Junior-Freshman dance. A football motif was used, since the event took place during the football season, which was very appropriate. Apparently, a good time was had by all. To prove that we really 'belonged1 our boys won the inter-class basketball tournament and continued to hold that championship throughout their sophomore ye;r. Our dramatic talent was brought to light while we were sophomores by a play for the assembly and several minor home room programs. Under the very capable management of Miss Kerlin, one of our sponsors, re prepared for the Junior Play, Growing Pains , which we presented this year. The classes before us have fell given good performances but this one was really a box office success. The Junior-Freshmar. dance this year, given with the capable help of our associates, the freshmen, was another score for us. Although wt no longer believe in Santa Claus, re had a huge Christmas tree and decorated the hall in the good old holiday fashion Then came the trend climax: The Junior Prom, positively the big- gest event on the social calendar. There is no doubt in our minds concerning the good times had by our guests that evening. It will be- remembered for many classes to come. During our time in high school it has been our good fortune to have an efficient president, Daniel McBride. Under his leadership we have been able to realize our aims. We feel that only vith an expression of our gratitude to him can this history close, be hope he will be with us again next year.

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The heights by groat men reached and kept were not attained by sudden flight ; But they, while their companions slept, wore toiling upward in the night. —Longfellow

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