Winfield High School - Lagondan Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

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Page 9 -ml Ql'1lOY' Glf'G2l.JES for ,SS -1- Row One, Left to Right John Marten ---Alpha. This handsome senior has much to offer. Patricia Kininmonth Philo. Patti is an outstanding artist and has a per- fect disposition. James StoryfAlpha. His smile is as flashing as his basketball playing. Leah HighfillfDie Beste. Editor of Lagondan. Excellent actress, and debator, is very intelligent, well- liked and what have you. Oliver GardnerWAlpha. Franko is the very essence of style, class and humor for is it humorij Mable Hadleyeljie Beste. Beautiful but definitely not dumb is this act- ress and singer. Row Two, Left to Right Bette Hollibaugh-Die Beste. A. C. seems to rate the breaks from this attractive brunette. Jack Warren-Philo. Cheerleader, full of pep and what a grin! Mary Milburn H Philo. She has vim, vigor and vitality and always gets the job done. Bob Sanders 4 Die Beste. Where you see the basketball team you al- ways see Jevie. Dorothy Bowlby -- Alpha. As her pas- time, she writes and does it very nicely. Teddy Jones f Die Beste. Just one of the Jones boys with attractive curly hair. Row Three, Left to Right Fred LawrencefDie Beste. WVhistling, wise cracking and tuba playing seem to be his specialities. Joanita Smith fPhilo. She's peppy, she's cute and sheis lots of fun. Lawrence Miller4Philo. A country boy with city ways, and do we like his smile! Marjorie BaxterfPhilo. This popular senior is noted for her good looks and college interests. Maurell Bell ---Philo. Tall, blond and good-looking. Ark City seems to rate high with him. Maxine Foster-Philo. Even if she came only last year, her personality has made her very popular. Row Four, Left to Right Vera Roedl--Philo. We'd be glad to have her for our secretary. Robert ServisfPhilo. Bei-ng a poten- tial brain truster doesn't keep this brilliant student from having fun. Betty Kerr-Alpha. She spends most of her time teasing someone or being teased. Carman Ellingerf-Die Beste. Senior class president and what a trumpet player! Mary Robertson f Philo. Her dark hair is the envy of many girls. Jim Roach -Alpha. Student-body pres- ident. Besides being one of our best athletes, he makes straight A's. Row Five, Left to Right Percy Wilson -Die Beste. He is chair- man of the silage and beef commit- tee for the F. F. A. Monica Paton - Die Beste. Have you seen those dresses she has knitted that look like Bradleys? Richard Flower-Die Beste. Richard's red hair is a real asset to his per- sonality. Zoe Sturm-Alpha. Her ability in de- bate and dramatics have been W. H. S.'s greatest assets. Harold Cadwell-Alpha. He's that fellow that has the car just like the police. Dorothy Carson-Alpha. Full of pep and vim describes this cute senior girl. Row Six, Left to Right Ida Mae Fox-Alpha. She has a friend- ly disposition and an air of refine- ment. Jimmy RogersfDie Beste. Considering his good looks, its no wonder he sells so many shoes. Marjorie Cranston-fDie Beste. Marjor- ie is blessed with having a lovely smile and beautiful eyes. Gerald Prater--Alpha. Small but mighty, Gerald certainly knows the answers in American history. Rogena MartsfDie Beste. This dark- haired accordian player is one of the popular seniors. Lester Flottman-Alpha. If you are not acquainted with him, you have missed a true friend. 1 Row Seven, Left to Right Robert BlackfDie Beste. Krupa has nothing on Bobby when it comes to beating a drum. Violet Lipper-df Philo. Violet has an A posture and an equally grand personality too. Morton Greenleaf-Philo. A 'tkeen' kid and full of fun. Ernestine Yount-fDie Beste secretary. String bass player and very attrac- tive. Bill SwartzfDie Beste. Hi-Y president. His tennis, acting and friendly per- sonality have made him a very pop- ular lad. Ruth Lively ---ff Alpha. This lass certainly lives up to her name and plays any game. Row Eight, Left to Right Thelma Schmidt-Alpha. This attractive senior-is quiet but nice to know. Lauren Charboneaus Philo. Quiet but always cheerful, this boy has been seen in many plays. Pearl Roberts Die Beste. This dark- haired senior seems to be always having a good time. Warren Hartley-Die Beste. What will this school ever do without me? No kiddin', what will it? Glennys Brattain-Philo. She's so full of pep and energy that she's scarcely ever idle. Bob Crawford-Alpha. This senior boy has been nicknamed Robert Tay- lor. Row Nine, Left to Right Leroy Judson - Die Beste. Service with a smile is Fudskins mot- to. I Eda Bowinan 3 Alpha. Nice smile, A don't you think? Robert Berry - Die Beste. This lad never lets his studies interfere with his outside activities. Leona Waller - Philo. If you are not acquainted with this girl your miss- ing something. Robert Whitney -- Alpha. He plays the trombone, he's a good actor and he's one swell guy. Virginia Garver - Alpha. Have you noticed her good:--looking clothes? 8 - 0 7 'lf W hffffl A

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,n' Page 11 -317-. Senior Great for '38 Ti- Row One-Left to Right Vernon ShackelfordfDie Beste. Looks awfully tough but is quite tame in spite of his looks. Beulah Claypool-Alpha. Her bright smile and sparkling eyes make her a pleasant feature of the class. Milton LivingstonfPhilo. This actor- musician heckles Painter by playing his trombone and cracking jokes. Barbara Dunlap4Alpha. Whereveryou see Barbara, either Jim or a type- writer will be close at hand. Frank WilsonfDie Beste. It's too bad we couldn't have had him all through high school. Margaret Bumgardner-Philo. Ready to settle down to home life. Row Two--Left to Right Grace Sheeks--Philo. She's one of the shining lights in gym. Lavon PrigmorefAlpha. This senior is a good mechanic, as evidenced by the car he drives. Mary Ruth McNeilfDie Beste. A very likable girl whose interest centers on a cergtain basketball player. Richard SavagewPhilo. This well-built athlete is a baseball and track star. Melba Kanitz-Alpha. There's a lot of sweetness in those brown eyes. Dale BoydfPhilo. Dale is a swell per- son to know. Waneta Summers-Philo. This little auburn-haired girl is an asset to the senior class. . Row Three-Left to Right Maxine Hoyt-Alpha. Her dimples are one reason everyone envies her smile. Donald HammADie Beste. Success is certain for him in agriculture, one of his main interests. Bertha Rush-Alpha. Trustworthy describes this dependable girl who is chairman of devotions committee of the G. R. cabinet. Bob McElroy-Die Beste. He is presi- dent of the F. F. A. Loretta GroeneAPhilo. This girl is quiet but a grand girl to know. Bill Allen-Alpha. He moved here from Joplin, and does he ever get around in a black Terraplane! Row FoureLeft to Right James Daniels-Die Beste. James is excellent in the art of taking life easy. Mary Jane Lancaster-Philo. Her athletic ability is a boon to any gym class. Alford DemievillekAlpha. His curly hair helps to identify him. Arlene Cranston-Philo. She has a 'knack' as well as a craving for dancing. Paul Collman-Philo. Pilotinga '37 Ply- mouth is his biggest job. Letty KimberlinfAlpha. Her main in- terest seems to be outside of school. Laverne Putman-Alpha. Laverne seems to have many friends. QEPJD Row Five-Left to Right Paul Howland-Die Beste. Blessed with a grand voice and Paul cer- tainly knows how to use it. Maxine McKnab-Alpha. An outstand- ing musician, but her main interests are outside of school. Mildred Cranston-Die Beste. Mildred and her sister are often seen to- gether. Dorothea Roseberry-Die Beste. She has made many friends in the short time she has been here. Harold Hainesf Alpha. Old W. H. S. will surely miss Haines and his Mo- del T . Luise Kellar-Philo. Second place in the air mail essay contest is an out- standing accomplishment of hers. QE?-EC Row Six-Left to Right Virginia JohnsonvAlpha. She looks as shy as a violet, but then dynamite looks like a candle. Robert Lane-Die Beste. This young man's humor is nothing to be laughed at. Viola Kimberlin-Philo. Aside from a boy friend, hockey is her greatest thrill. Marvin Mutch-Philo. Predictions are that this brilliant student will be the world's greatest genius. Dorothy Thornton-Philo. We wonder what lurks behind those big brown eyes. Velda Wright-Die Beste. Even Made- leine Carroll would have been jeal- ous of Velda's lovely blond hair. Phyllis BrantfAlpha. Phyllis and her unfailing smile go together like ham and eggs. Row Seven-Left to Right Nellie Hanshaw-Alpha. She has beau- tiful red hair and a sparkling smile Olin Tucker-Alpha. He's a star ath- lete and is famous for his imitations. Cleda Wagner-Philo. Cleda is certainly a nice person to know. Rex Metz-Die Beste. When you see Rex you usually see Melba. Dorothy Nelson-Philo. She's quiet and retiring, but what agirl when you get to know her! Raymond Berry-Philo. He is an artist of the old school and prefers to draw cartoons. C55-E239 Row Eight-Left to Right Charles Cummings+Philo. Small but mighty describes this senior. Ruth Hamlin-Die Beste. This diminu- tive senior girl really gets around. Robert King-Die Beste. This lad has been a real asset to the senior class. Ruby Blakeslee-Die Beste. Someday Ruby will be a real artist if her work here is representative. Eddie Duprez-Philo. Here's to a sin- cere student and an excellent golf- er. Jane Walker-Philo. An engaging smile and a winning personality make Jane tops with everyone. T. J. Cochran-Die Beste. The shoe shine boy with his everlasting wit and humor. QEir'5b Row Nine-Left to Right Richard Rice-Philo. When it comes to speed Tarzan has plenty of it. Margarette LucasvPh i l 0. She is a friendly waitress who takes your orders at Candyland. Neoma Thomas-Philo. This senior girl is known for her attractive smile and bkmd hair. Geraldine Van Laningham-Philo. G. R. president! With her sweet dispos- ition and intelligence, she 'was a swell Oracle editor. ll Eldon Haines-Alpha. This lad has done .much toward making the Future Farmers a successful organization. Christine Graham-Alpha. Her favorite hobby is horseback riding. ii . I