Winfield High School - Lagondan Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

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Die Beste The Die Bestes were off to a grade A start with Buddy Calvert, president: Duane Wood, vice- prcsident, and Marion Birdsey, secretary. As the records show, the Die Bestes placed second and third respectively in the football and basketball ticket sales. Top ticket sellers for the year were Buddy Calvert, Sue Grosjean. Patti Hall, Carol Jarvis, and Dorothea Drennan. Die Beste boys won first in the inter-society basketball tourney with the Die Beste girls in second place. Theme of the Die Beste party was the March of Dimes. With Don Madole as master of cere- monies, the features of the evening were the Rhy- thm Airs, skit by Buddy Calvert and Don Madole as well as a solo by Don. The party planning committee members were Patti Hall, Carol Jarvis, Buddy Calvert, Jack Clod- felter, Duane Wood, Marion Birdsey, Sue Grosjear, and Don Madole. ir ldentificaffon Left, top to bottom Lucy Headrick and Ruth De Turk, Officers, Boys' basketball team Right, top to bottom -Ticket sellers, Party com- mittee, Girls' basketball team W5 w,,..wr

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Alpha Leaders of the Alphas were Hugh Schantz, president: Bill Sipes, vice-president: and Bernita Ohm, secretary. Alphas won the football ticket sale. Top sellers were Bonnie Stephenson, Jean Covacevich, and Hugh Schantz. Alphas took second place in the basketball ticket sale with Don Anderson, Carol Wells, and Millicent Morris heading the list. The Alpha boys won third place in the inter- society basketball tourney, and the girls placed third also. Planning the entertainment for the party was the committee composed of Bruce Palmer, Ann Light, Gene Feger, Jean Covacevich, Millicent Morris, Bill Sipes, Bernita Ohm, and Hugh Schantz. Sponsoring a Television Talent Scout show the Alphas put on an enjoyable evening. The quartet singing 'lMule Train was especially attractive. The greater part of the evening was spent square dancing with President Hugh Schantz as caller. 'A' identification Left, top to bottom-Officers, Helen Johnson, Art John son Right, top to bottom-Ticket sellers, Party committee, Girls' basketball team, Boys' basketball team

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Philo The Philos swung into action this year with Vic Scholfield as president: Bill Lee, vice-president, and Pat Chapman, secretary. Philos captured first place in the basketball ticket sale with Fred Hughes, Margaret Hawk, Suzanne Schwantes, and Vic Scholfield leading the sellers. Top football ticket sellers were Suzanne Sch- wantes, Vic Scholfield, and Fred Hughes bringing the Philos into third place. Philo girls were champions in the girls' basket- ball tournament while in the boys' tournament the Philos placed second. Par-a-Dise was the name of the Philo West- ern night club featuring a Barber Shop Quartet, Western Style Fiddlin', square dancing and the schottische. Vic Scholfield, Loren Kemp, Patsy Chapman, Carolyn Fulton, Margaret Ann Hawk, Neal Atkin- son, and Marshall Detter planned the party. ir lcfentifica tion Left, top to bottom-Viola Rucker, Officers, Girls' basketball team Right, top to bottomfTicket sellers, Party com- mittee, Boys' basketball team