Winfield High School - Lagondan Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

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In Jlflcmvriam A memory is a delicale gill-one which comes and goes air a momemL's nolice lo relurn again and again al a lime leasl ex- pecled. We canno+ sense whal our memory is-loul as surely as we live, our memory lives wilh us. To your memory Fran, Clem, and Linda, we have given many momenls. As we look lhrough Jrhese pages, we see your shining laces, lhe happiness, peace and ioy in Jrhe many worlhy Jrhings you did. We have fell your presence wilh us lhis year, as we will in years lo come. Jusl as our hearrpeal, our lorealh, and The Things we see and hear are a parlr of us, so are you a parl of us. lr is our hope Jrhal you will conlinue lo be a parl of us as we relive lhis year's happenings now and in Jrhe lulure. The prayers upon our lips and lhe mur- muring in our hearls are Jrhal your conlripulions To Winfield l-ligh School and lo our lives shall conlinue and shall grow as we our- selves grow in fond associalions like we shared wilh you. 7

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Fran Horfon CLEM MONTOYA LINDA WOMACKS Fran's endless energy and overflowing personali- fy will long be remembered by fhe sfudenfs of Winfield High School. She gave of her many falenfs and energy fo fhe Order of Rainbow.. Pep Club, and Firsf Bapfisf Church. Fran's many hours of pracfice and long devofion fo bafon fwirling was guife evidenf when she marched on fhe field wifh fhe band. Fran was born June 4, I945, in Longview, Wash- ingfon. She and her family had lived in Winfield since I95I. Fran died on fhe evening of December 6, l962. During Clem's years af WHS he confribufed greafly fo afhlefics. His glowing personalify seemed fo reach everyone. He was very congenial and dis- played an incomparable sense of humor. Clem possessed a greaf desire for foofball and provided fierce compefifion for his compefifors, in spife of his lack of size. He was a regular sfarfing varsify player in his Junior and Senior year. He played offensive guard, defensive end, and line baclcer. He could gef along wifh everyone and did his very besf in mosf fhings he fried fo accomplish. His special inferesfs were foofball, swimming, and dafing. He was a member of fhe Cafholic Church and a member in CYC. Clem was born July IO, I944, and died December IO, I962. He will always be in our memories as a greaf liffle guy who confribufed his all fo afhlefics. When Linda's name is menfioned a person re- members her beaufiful smile and her expressive eyes which were an infegral parf of her radianf personali- fy. Une of her favorife hobbies was wafer slciing and swimming. She affended fhe Firsf lvlefhodisf Church and was an acfive member of fhe Order of Rain- bow Girls, fhe Pep Club, and fhe Fufure Home- malcers of America. Linda was born on December 25, I945, and lived her enfire life in Winfield unfil her deafh on fhe evening of December 6, l962. The memory of Linda's shorf buf fruifful life will always linger in The mind of her family and friends. 6

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WhiHier Irving S+evenson Heard :ff The Board members picfured from lefi 'ro righi' are: Seaied-Marilyn Caseboli, Clerk: G. D. Mc- Spadden, President Mrs. BeHy Gibson, and Ray- The Board of Educaiion consisis of de- voied ciiizens who give of iheir Time and energies io promoie beiier educaiionai op- poriuniiies for The children of Winfield. Their iob is one fha? is exiremely demand- ing. They are ofien criiicized and seldom 4...