Winfield High School - Lagondan Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

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In Memory ot Miss Burdette With poise and efficiency Miss Anna Lois Burdette went about her Work in school and community, ever on hand in daily routine or in emergency need. During the war Miss Burdette was well-known as the faithful head of the USO canteen. She also served as chairman of the Red Cross canteen. Many a boy and girl will have a better appreciation of home and homemaking because of her inspiration. She was never too busy to answer questions or give understanding at- tention to problems of students and teachers. We are all richer for having known Miss Burdette and poorer for having lost such a wonderful counselor and friend. Anna Lois Burdette Page Nine

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F A C U L T Y Page Eight First Row. left to right-Eleanor Somers, Clerk of Board of Education: R. E. Titus, Physical Edu- cation: E. D. Groves, Industrial Arts: Berkey Means, Vocational Agriculture: Ira Plank, Vocational Agri- culture: Nina Heller, Mathematics: Helen Johnson, Spanish, English: Opal Smith, Home Economics: Ruth DeTurk, Mathematics. Second Row, left to right-Avenell Elliott, Home Economics: Geraldine Fultz, Home Economics: Grace Karr, American History: Thelma Bussard, Journalism: Leo G. Folck, Industrial Arts: Charlotte Carpen- ter, Social Science: Richard Chisum, Commerce: Dorothy Hyman, Physical Education: D. R. Hankins, Industrial Arts. Third Row, left to right-Allie Moore, Commerce: Paul Hines, Vocational Agriculture: Lucy Headrick, English: Ruth Hanson, Librarian: Leoti Newland, Music: Lauren Warford, Printing: O. C. Thomas, Social Science: Ruth Moberly, Secretary to Superintendent: Maxine McCormick, Dramatics, Speech. Fourth Row, left to right-Helen Baker, English, Latin: Viola Schwantes, Commerce: Edna Schul, Mathem matics: Gene Riggs, Chemistry: Thelma Welch, Cafeteria Director: Willma Tullis, English: Ethel Marie Walker, Secretary to Principal: Wayne Clark, Art: .I.H. Douglass, Industrial Arts. Fifth Row, left to right-T. H. Vaughan, Vice-Principal: Earl Dungan, Music: Letha Widener, Mathe- matics, Director of Tests: Noah Allen, English: Agnes Lake, Biology, Guidance: Carolyn Burdick, Social Science: William Medley, Mathematics: Merle McCoy, Science: John Lowe, Vocational Agriculture: William M. Reynolds, Social Science, Debate.

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Senior Planning Committee Senior Planning Committee of 1950- 51 was under the leadership of Steph- en Archer, class president: Jim Smith, vice-president, Janice Kuhns, secre- tary, and Miss Grace Karr, sponsor. Among the duties of the committee were making plans for the senior luncheon, November 21, with Thanks- giving as the theme, and making plans for the annual senior banquet, May 10, in Recreation Hall with Dreamers' Holiday as the theme. Members were Jennie Osborn, Nona Walker, Janice Kuhns, Stephen Archer, Jim Smith, Dorothea Drennan, Richard Deatrick, Lloyd Craig, Darrell Iverson, Don Gowen, Kathleen Shields, Fred Hughes, Bonnie Stephenson, Don Anderson, Martha Creason, Ralph Titus, Margaret Hawk, Anna Marie Spresser, Don Doughty, Nancy Scott, Charles Moon, Rosemary Liermann, Carlene Whitson, Mary Esther Edens. Senior Piay The senior class presented The Barretts of Wimpole Street by Rud- olph Besier May 3-4 with Miss Maxine McCormick directing. Nona Walker played the lead as the invalid poetess: Roy Gilbert, Robert Browning, and Stephen Archer, Ed- ward Barrett, the cruel and belliger- ent father. Other members of the cast were Myrna Warford, Kathleen Shields, Ralph Titus, John Belden, Richard Deatrick, Melvin Cheatham, Marlin Bailey, Marvin Cranston, Suzanne McCartney, Larry Eason, Bill Wilber, Ann Study, Roger Walton, Lee Stoner, Miss Mo Walker QNona's dogl. Assistant to the director was Doro- thea Drennang bookholder, Sharon Abildgaard. Page Ten