Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

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Student Council ART MAHAN President HELEN BAZELL Vice President HELEN BOSTWICK Secretary NORMA BALDWIN Treasurer Sponsor ...................... R. E. Booth Business Manager of Annual... John Nelson Editor of Annual...............Marion Ewan Junior Class Representatives.........Walter Sorensen, Lenna Jensen, Merlin Jensen Senior Class Representatives...........Earl Benham, Gene Cross, Elizabeth Darling Honor Society.............Martha Harman Editor of “Bulldog Barks” (Second Semester)................. Marie Jones Sophomore Class Representatives........Joe Carroway, Carol Pohland, Emi Matsuda Freshman Class Representatives.........Mary Ix'e Stiles, Peggy Darling, Josie Jensen, Barbara Goeglein, Howard Haage Pep Squad.................Lucille Bostwick School Yell Leader...........Patricia Black Editor of “Bulldog Barks” (First Semester.............Phillip Lancaster In 1932 Winslow High School organized its student government for the first time. Ralph Blankenship was the student body president. The student body set an ideal in this year for future organizations to follow. Each year the student body government has been enlarging and progressing in its projects and purposes. In 1935 the swim meet and carnival were started and these events have been successfully carried out since that time. In 1937 the spring formal was held for the first time. The ideal of the Winslow High School Student Body Organization is “Let the students govern themselves.” Page eight

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CLASS OF 1937 President..... Vice President Secretary..... Treasurer ..... Sponsors..... ....Charles McPhetridfce ........Betty Jean Stiles .......... Martha Harman ............Marion Ewan Miss Oare and Mr. Ward “Once upon a time” just four years ago about one hundred pupils entered high school. They had little thought of the day which was not far off when they would leave their dear old Alma Mater. During that first year they aided in giving the Junior-Freshman dance, which was one of the most successful dances of the year. The class was well represented in athletics and also took an active part in the annual contest at Flagstaff. During the sophomore year we established ourselves in athletics as well as music. Bob Mulleneaux directed the destinies of the class during this year. In the beginning of our junior year our number had decreased to forty-four. We again helped to give a successful Junior-Freshman dance before the holidays. During this year Howard Lloyd held the office of president. On the 21st of April, 1936, the junior play entitled, “Second Childhood,” was presented, and because of its great success the best prom in many years was held. The Hawaiian motif was carried out in the decorations, programs, and favors. Eagerly, and with much expectation, the Class of ’37 started on its last year in Winslow High School. The class play, “Your Uncle Dudley,” was produced on December 11, and was declared a great success. All the traditions of Ditch Day, Kid Day, Senior Week, and the Senior Hop were carried out as in former years. The Class of 1937, on the night of May 31, bade farewell to four happy years in Winslow High School. Page ten