Wood High School - Anemone Yearbook (Windfall, IN)

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N the fall of nineteen hundred thirty-five, fifty-nine members of our class gathered in the assembly of Windfall High School to become the new freshman class. A few weeks later we met to choose our sponsor and class officers, and also to become better acquainted with the great number of new members. Miss Mary Leisure was readily selected sponsor. After much consideration, we elected the oHicers as follows: Floyd Van- ness, president: Wilbur Legg, vice president: and Maurice Fisher, secretary-treasurer, Our first get-together was in October at the Freshman Initia' tion. Here were were properly initiated and then served delicious refreshments. On Hallowe'en, as was customarv, the seniors sponsored a Hallowe'en Carnival. Through the guidance of our sponsor and the aid of each member of the class, we succeeded in winning first prize for our side show, The Chamber of Horrors. Suddenly a dark cloud appeared over our happinessxthe untime- ly death of our classmate, Maurice Fisher. Wayne Meyer then took over the position of secretary-treasurer. UNIOR CLASS HISTORY This ended our school year with each member promising to be present next year. We entered the following September as dignified sophomores. Not all of our former members were present, but our class still had more members than most classes. Very early we selected our class otiicers and sponsor. Mr. Scott was elected sponsor: Robert Eastman, president: Wilma Seal, vice- presidentg and Wilbur Legg, secretary-treasurer. Our first school event was the Hallowe'en Carnival in which we were awarded second prize. Our last semester closed with a very joyous theater party. Thus our school year ended. We entered as juniors in September and since our responsibilities were so much greater, we wasted no time in electing Miss Jeanette Leisure as our sponsor: Ray Spitzmesser, president: Peggy Mitchell. vice president: and Wilbur Legg, secretary-treasurer. During October, we won first prize on our show, Sultan's Palace , at the Hallowe'en Carnival. In November, we bought class pins, rings, and sweaters. We also had great success with our class play, The Panther's Claw , with Miss Leisure as our capable director. Beginning the second semester of our junior year, we were de- prived of three members of our class, our president, Ray Spitzmesser, being one of these. Peggy Mitchell, being vice-president. took over the presidency. We have begun preparations for the Junior-Senior Reception which is the greatest event of the year, Through the determination and cooperation of each member, we hope to close our junior year with a most successful and joyous Junior-Senior Reception. Peggy Mitchell Virginia Hutto Floyd Vanness Page Seventeen

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A RETROSPECT When present walls have crumbled, And to-day belongs to the past: When youth has joined the ancients, In memory our school will last. When fame and high ambitions Have been old in sackcloth and tears, When dust has touched the glorires, We'll think of the yester-years. In fancy will climb the stairways And walk through lonesome halls With only a dying echo In answer to our calls. V The joys of youth will have blended With the cares of each passing day, But our hearts rreed not be saddened If we've fought a good fight to-day. Kenneth Cheever SOPHOINIORES FIRST ROW: R. Kane, L. Lacy R. Bourff, C. Reid, M. Marshall, G. Clem, M. Hook, J. Engleman, J. Dog gett, F. Miller. SECOND ROW: D. Fergenson, M. Alley, S. Warner, M. Bougher, R. Huston, F. DeWitt, P. Graham, E Hobbs, M. Hendeson, V. Butler. THIRD ROW: M. Hook, N. Seely, H. Hoppes, I. Stevenson, H. Cofhn, M. Deachman, T. Alley, O. Straley D. McDaniels, S. Smith. FOURTH ROW: M. Bannon, D. Smith, A. Parr, J. Bogue, R. Durham, C. Sink, G. Giselback, R. Bannon H. Good. G. Fouch, M. Holiday. Qi ii ti 'L 4 I fe ' ihw l v. 'Y I Q, , f 'F f ,,., ' 5 , i . v . . + ' M si xx I . 1 6. A O P- 'X Q - K .. V 6- 1 3 Q .5 F , 4' .s :Af 'N . . - V- R ' . i ,.:,5,.4'f2 . 1 ,f ,L It A' 4- Y' P fi Page Eighieen