Winfield High School - Lagondan Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

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First Row, top to bottom: Second team, North-Winfield game Second Row, top to bottom: Winfield-El Dorado game, Queen Carolyn Friedel, Winfield-El Dorado, Assistant Coach Manatowa and Coach Thomas

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Track Viking thinclads coached by Merle McCoy had a schedule of seven meets. The cindermen journeyed to Chilocco to participate in a pre-season triangular meet. Ark City placed first, and Chilocco beat Winfield by one point to place second. The Wichita U. Invitation was the second meet on the Vikings' schedule. The point makers were Clifton Edens who won first in the discus, and Howard Faust, third, in the 440-yard dash. On Apr. 16-17 the track men attended the Kansas University Relays where the Vikings placed twelfth out of the 24 schools entered. Clifton Edens placed second in the discus, and Howard Faust, third in the 440-yard dash to score the Vikings' points. The following week the Vikings traveled to the Hutchinson Relays. Vikings scoring points in this meet were Clifton Edens first in the discus and third in shot-put. Howard Faust, fourth in the 440- yard dash, and Bob Forbes four-th in the high hurdles. The Ark Valley was the next meet on schedule with Winfield placing sixth. Clifton Edens and Bob Forbes qualified for the Regionals at Eureka where Clifton threw the discus 145 feet 11 inches to win first, and Bob, fifth, in the high hurdles. Lettermen for this year are Jay Woods, Duane Wood, Alfred Snell, Bob Forbes, Engel Grow, Howard Faust, and Clifton Edens. Other members of the squad were Wayne Asbury, Eldon Snyder, Charles Cornwell, Hugh Schantz, Henry Tharp, Carl Landreth, Marvin Edwards, Don Drake, and Ralph Biddle. Tennis Coach T. H. Vaughan led his tennis team to another successful season. The Vikings won six dual matches while losing none. Aside from these matches, the racket men swept all honors in the tournaments in which they participated. Chris Williams won the singles at Tulsa and paired with Roger Coad to win the doubles. Coad won the singles crown at the Hutchinson Invitational while Williams and Don Allison copped the doubles title. The same combination was used in the Ark Valley tourney with the same winning results. In the qualifying tournament for the state held at Independence, Williams and Coad won the doubles, and Allison won second in singles. These boys qualified for the state meet at Topeka. The Viking team defeated Ark City twice, 9-0, 7-2, Wichita North, 7-0, Wichita East, 9-0, Hutch- inson, 8-1 and Ponca City, 9-0. The first team consisted of Roger Coad, Chris Williams, Don Allison, Melvin Hillier, Joe Condit, and Martin Snyder. Sophomores were used for reserve strength and won three matches of their own. These boys were Wallace Feaster, Duane Peacock, Marvin N eer, Loren Kemp, Buddy Hiatt, Carl Finney, and Bill Sipes. 'A' 'A' Identification of pictures on opposite page Track Tennis First Row, left to right First Row, left to right Bob Forbes, Clifton Edens, seniors on squad Kip Williams, Roger Coad, Kip and Roger at play Second Row, left to right Second Row, left to right Juniors on squad, track squad Sophomore team, tennis squad, Curly shows them