Winfield High School - Lagondan Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

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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

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