Wood High School - Anemone Yearbook (Windfall, IN)

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I FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW: M. Retherford, L. Henry, D. Meeks R. Hodges, R. Stout, N. Espy. SECOND ROW: B. Carter, H. Alley, Z. Yundt, D Campbell, F. Irwin, L. Singer, C. Pierce, S. Rether- ford, E. Ryan, M. Pfeiffer. THIRD ROW: K. Pugh, H. Ahrendt, M. Richards H. Davis, D. Barnes, H. Carter, P. Cubert, R. Fecher B. Porter, B. Browning, B. Morrison. BACK ROW: D. Howell, V. Thatcher, L. Clouser M. Harrell, G. Downs, M. Weismiller, C. McClish R. Sartain, B. Parrish, R. Berger. SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW: T. Ryan, R. Blessing, B. Smith, K Davis, D. Smith, B. McCorkle, C. Irwin, M. Hel- muth, P. Dutton, B. Hodges. SECOND ROW: M. Ericson, J. Hodson, C. Barker B. Terrell, A. Browning, W. Ford, L. Bogue, C Hollowell, H. Bolinger, H. Powell. THIRD ROW: Miss Ricks, J. Browning, R. Porter G. Campbell, J. Weismiller, K. Howell, F. Hall, J Applegate, G. Malston, D. Cyphers. ITHRD GRADE TOP ROW: B. Gunning, M. Blackburn, W. Brown- ing, S. Barnes, B. Clouser, G. Campbell, R. Berger C. Summers, J. Alley, B. Heath. SECOND ROW: C. Applegate, H. Scott, M. Crouch E. Brankle, J. Johnson, E. Ryan, S. Reid, N. Hobbs H. Barrett, C. Meeks, R. Clouser. THIRD ROW: Miss Cage, Z. Stout, R. Legg, J Smith, J. Smith, L. Carter, M. Lacy, G. Cottingham D. Smith, L. Davis. BOTTOM ROW: B. Meeks, R. Miller, K. Hunrlley F. Singer, K. Retherforrl. FOURTH GRADE FRONT ROW: H. Browning, D. Johnson, K. Miller M. Hutcherson. SITTING ON CHAIRS: J. Cast, B. Freeland, E Singer, C. Dewitt, I. Smith, N. Plummer, S. Patter- son, M. Springer. STANDING ON FLOOR: Miss Strubbe, B. Smith J. Simmons, L. Hundley, E. Campbell, H. Clouser A. Guffey, M. Gray, J. Meeks, M. Fisher. BACK ROW: H. Clouser, J. Dutton, R. Johnson, A Davis, J. Nelson, K. Thatcher, W. Bolinger, A Richards. Page Tuenly Ihm

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EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: .J. Turner, B. Findling, L. Ryan, F Lacy, O. Bolinger. SECOND ROW: E. Rogers, V. Applegate, M. Plum- mer, R. Phieffer, M. Francis, B. Graham, J. Engle- man, D. Alley. THIRD ROW: R. Elston, A. Ford, H. McKinney M. Oxle,, E. Davis, F. Guffey, D. Jordan. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Reid, N. Hundley, W. Wren R. Smith, P. Pickering, G. Richards, C. Morrison. SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: M. Pierce, G. Johnson, E. McClish J. Clouser, E. Jones, R. Clem, H. Ryan, J. Terwilliger L. Smith. SECOND ROW: R. Hodson, H. Armstrong, R. Max- field, B. Clouser, P. Leavell, C. Trimble, J. Brankle R. Sholty, J. Barnes. THIRD ROW: Mr. Owens, M. Plummer, F. Barnes O. Perry, G. Smith, B. Williams, M. Hazen, B Wright, J. Sink, M. Hollowell. FOURTH ROW: A Powell, R. Kelly, E. Davis, R Brown, L. Bogue, K. Oxley, E. Rarey, C. Osborne J. Rogers, J. Matchette, D. Ryan. SIXTH GRADE FRONT ROW: J. Trimble, D. Stout, J. Hendricks P. Smith, D. Miller, J. Beech, Q . . , C. Trimble P. Plummer. SECOND ROW: D. Reid, B. Rush, E. Ryan, M Hundley, Z. Dean, A. Campbell, M. Elston, A Dutton, G. Retherford, I. Hundley, N. Coverdale. THIRD ROW: Mr. Wheatley, L. Crousore, L. Size- love, R. Todd, M. Havens, W. Riffe, K. Gray, A Davis, E. Carter, L. Clouser, C. Graham. FOURTH ROW: H. Browning, B. Stout, G. Guifey E. Smith, R. Cvphers, R. Applegate, J. Walsh, T Dean, C. McKinney, R. Crouch. FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW: R. Espy, C. McNew, R. Barker, C Durham, J. Richards, J. Davis, P. Tolle. SECOND ROW: E. Meel-Ls, R. Tax lor, M. Ryne, D Smith, E. Sholty, R. Miller, F. Fennell, R. Blessing M. Smith. THIRD ROW: I. Summers, M. Maxfield, C. Trimble M. Berg: r, G. Clouser. H. Todd, F. Voland, J. Plum- mer, -I. Harrell. FOURTH ROW: L. Benham, R. Hundley, M. Gun- ning, M. Trimble, R. Snudder, A. M. Browning, S Stout, I. Retherforl, F. Hoppcs, R. Meyncke, D Armstrong. ' Page T1l'l'7lly-lIl'l1 1 1 1

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A HIGHER Al O people pray intelligently? Do they pray for impossible things? I have never heard a person pray for a hardship or a hin- derance. They always pray for benefit, rather than hinder- ance to be overcome. You can learn better through the school of bitter experiences than to have everything perfect and go through life with no worry. The man who struggles up to the top by himself is, in all respects, superior to the one who has had a life of luxury with his inherited fortune lifting him up. A selfmade man will stay at the top long after the others have fallen. His ideals are raised higher, his goal is higher, and his general aim is raised higher each time be comes into reaching distance of them. By overcoming obstacles in his path instead of taking the path of least resistance, he inspires confidence in himself and others below him. VVith this confidence he overcomes and shatters each blockade with a little more force and determination than the last. Gerald McClish X 1 . .EX Puglc Tu'cnIy1fo141'