Southwestern College - Moundbuilder Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

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Above: Education major Harold Burns is from Dexter, Lois Wear who dabbled in soci- ology during her four years claims Halstead as her home town and William Thomas Wright, Winfield, majored in Science. Below: Yoshie Hagiya, Seabrook, New Jersey, ably mixed marriage and her sociology major, Neal Dillman, Newton, studied for Education and Elaine Templin, Winfield, took time off from Collegian duties to get her Education, too.

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Above: Elizabeth Marie Keech, Dodge City, Biology major, Delmar W. Berry, Pratt, Geology major and Lulu Pearl Eyman, Johnson, home ecomonics major. Liz Keech and Delmar left at the mid-term, but Liz laid the initial plans for the 1946 Mound- builder. Below: Grover Brown, Halstead, instrumental public school music major, Ruth McCarty, Plains, public school music major and John Nihart, Lake Arthur, New Mexico, Religion. All senior boys are men who helped fight and win a war and are proud and glad to be back in the great little college of Southwestern. 'ht

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Above: Jane Buckles Matthews, Marion, tended to her own Business major, Barbara Mitchell took her English major back to home town Wellington and Vera Mae Krause, Plains, prepared for the future with a home economics major. Below: Glennys Kirk- huff, Turon, got an Education at college, Betty Lannon, Syracuse, preferred a home economics major, William Victor Wright, Zenda, majored in Business Administration and Gerald Morrill, Winfield, became thoroughly acquainted with Chemistry and Prof. Oncley. Other seniors not pictured are Jane Lee Marsh Clift, Winfield 5 Kenneth Brothers, Winfield, Ruth Ensminger, Winfield, Robert Green, Beaver, Okla.g Vena Condit Hiebsch, Liberal, Byron White, Jr., Kingman, Robert Davidson, Arkansas City, Ora Mae Krause, Nash, Okla.g Phillip Chastain, Winfield, Mabel Nettling, Belpreg Flo- rence Mitchell, Winfieldg Margaret Peters, Winfield, William Wakefield, Winfield, and Harry Womeldorf, Wichita. ten