Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

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SENIOR NIGHT CUT, ORCHESTRA KEY CLUB FLOAT BULLDOG RUMPUS The annual Bulldog Rumpus gives each class in Winslow High School an opportunity to participate in the Rumpus parade and to put on a skit or concession during the evening Carnival. The best float during the 1949 Rumpus was that of the Sophomores consisting of a Circus Parade, complete with wild animals and wilder men. Another beautiful float was that of the newly organized Key Club. Jack McCormick and Pat Ingles were crowned as King and Queen of the Bulldog Rumpus during the evening program. SOPHOMORE FLOAT

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EUGENE HIGBEE President Claw Aaacmbly I. 1. 3; Claw Play 4: Rifle Club 1. 2: - V • Club 3. I: Tempo Rtlaya :i: State Track Meet 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 2. 3. •I: State Tournament :i: Claw Prraidenl I: Honor Society 3. I Honor Society Sw.Trra . 4: Honor So- testy Convention I: Spaiilnh Club Pre Ment 2: Thespians •I: Student Council 2. 4: Stud-nt Council Convention 4: Boys State 2. DONNA PETERSON Vice President Thespians .‘I. I: Honor Society Vice Pres. 1: Honor Society 3. 4: Class Vice I Tea. 3. 4: Bill.- Club 2: Pep Sound 3. 4: Library 4: Class Assembly 3. I: Class Play 3. 4. CAROLYN BERG Secretary Kingman. Arizona I. 2: Class Play 4: Honor Society 2. 3 I Honor Society Pres 4: Honor Society Convention 3, 4; Pep S ina l I Bumpus Queen 3: Science Club »: Class See. 4; Hull-One Harks 3: Meteor Staff 4: Thespians I. LEONA KOENIG Treasurer Class Assembly 1. 2. 3. 4; Class Play 3. 4; Class See. I : Class Treas. 3. I; Pep Squad 2. 3. 4: Pep Squad Vice Pres. 4; Library •». 3: Thespians 3. 4; Thespian See. 4; Bulldoy Barks 4; Music Festival 4. First freshmen, next sophomores, then juniors, and now ai Iasi high and mighty seniors. The day of graduation is almost here, and we. the Class of 1919, are beginning to ltnik hack over our high school years. We can't even begin to name all the fun we have had. but there are a few events that are outstanding. Our freshman year was not very exciting except for learning how to make otir way through new surroundings. We built the W for the football rallies, helped the juniors sponsor the Junior-Freshman Dance, and gave one of the best assemblies of the year. The next year we were sophomores. This year was more eventful. Our assembly was again one of the best, we helped the seniors sponsor the Senior-Sophomore Dance, and we took our part in the Bulldog Rumpus. Our junior year was exciting. We felt that we were really a part of High School. Again we gave an outstanding assembly and with the help of the freshmen we sponsored the Junior-Freshman Dance. Our most outstanding accomplishment, however, was the Junior Prom, with its April Showers theme. Under the direction of Mr. Rezabeck we presented a three act comedy, The Harvest Queen. In the fall of 1948 we returned bright and eager, mighty seniors. This year was imeked with events; our class assembly, the Senior-Sophomore Dance. Senior Faculty picnic, and our class play. The Man On The Stairs. The late spring brought Senior Ditch Day. Kid Day, Class Day. the Senior Hop. and finally graduation.