Winfield High School - Lagondan Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1959 volume:

W nwrnew, KANSAS Q i - 7' 4 POPE Z -4 WORD e ffze 9591 ne of agondan Sfaff o,oe fnaf your nyosf rfze posses af f e ,ofcrures and reny 11768 in 7 IS D f s annual wr sfons an fnaf ou ay look 6 efn er our da s a 1 fefo' rg School fno ern age ine ver vyoro' ,oace as sucna orfan 'neanrn e ave endeavore f carry fnfs fnenv roug ou fne oo s our sfncere wfsn rlvaf fnfs book be vw! yea you fnrougnouf ine ne 195 9 Z agonda n Staff W, 1 , 6 ni ffbecome siiiifigiigiii 3i 5gff Q uner giiiiiifki u yru a O rf d ' d y rn adv fr ' 6 Y r f Wh f' H' fr ' s' ,' ff a , y fs 'fe I7 .v in 2' 'Q, W fr O' O ' S' 'fl fr f 6 k- u 5552552235EiaraifFii?gf ? ff f ' ' ' 'h fs- Eiiiiiiiiiiiiiii :rifiraiie f 2 T. H. VAUGHAN T. H. Curly Vaughan is part of the history of Winfield High School. lt was Mr. Vaughan who organized the Hi-Y Club at Winfield High School in 1916 and he was the head sponsor until his retirement last year. Curly Vaughan came to Winfield as tennis coach and teacher in 1917. Since that year, he has had 24 state championships in tennis, fourteen of which have been in the past eleven years. Four times he has had the doubles and singles champions in the same year. ln the 193O's, he had the Ark Valley girls' championships four years consecutively. ln addition to these, he has had many teams go to national tennis tournaments. IN MEMORIAM HOWARD FREDRICK Born Died January 28 1940 July 28 1957 Once an a lnfetnme there comes to us Somethung of wonder and yet so dear Somethmg of which we all ranse a fuss And somethung of whuch we all have a fear When It comes ut wall brlng us peace Its when our days on earth do cease It s what we know as death For you dear frnend It came so fast And now you have that peace and rest But of you memorles will always last To those who know you best Its true you had to go before Too soon we Il 'om you there And you may meet us at the door In God s own Heaven so faur by WAYNEVA KREPPS I I And that everlasting rest. I I I I I l U , . . , . x x , F . Q ., 4.45 , un i w ' 3 1 ina EN li' fs 'sd' 1 . 5 h, '4-if fw- Z ' 2 ., Q L , fav. 1, -...nv-1.--v fiQ Ikgxfgf ff x L. z 'L ,WA .A gfkw . :ze i 0? 1. f I' Xwqig ,. ng' 4. earl, 3 Q1 1 ij: If ' 5 6 A x.1 - V Lagafim - -V ,Qi 1 'L gg . ,-.,9 i V f fi fig .53 'if , F -1 I 2? Is 'S 'I' I A V 453' ix ? r Y 4, f E . Q, ,F . , ,ty I. 9 S 'Kin lr? i ' ,. . .lg ,, '- - L Q- ', ,v A K I, ...f 5 i U dil' r , ,,, 3 P 'S ' ls? f 'E fam JW? ,,,,,,,,.,.....,,...- ',,,-f,., -N 1, -Mn .Ang M' N vw fww. 2 Q-:H f ne, . 7 -L BILL MEDLEY, Principal, CHARLOTTE LAWRENCE, Secretary FI EJCB WELL DO E There are few, if any, other high school prin- cipals who are presented with so many opportuni- ties to be so proud of their students as is the prin- cipal of Winfield Junior-Senior High School. The school year of T958-i959 has had many activities of thfs type. Frorn the first day of school this year it was evi- dent that the majority of our students had a sincere desire to obtain the rnaximum benefits from their educational opportunities. Many of our students have enioyed the satisfaction of doing outstanding academic work. Our athletic teams, especially our first Ark Val- ley League football championship team, have en- ioyed fnuch success during the year and have pro- vided our community with a wholesome activity. Our music organizations have continued their fine contributions in the concerts, contests, and public performances. The outstanding work accom- plished in the presentation of Brigadoon will al- ways be remembered as a highlight of this school year. Roomful of Roses and The Diary of Anne Frank were ambitious dramatic productions which challenged the abilities of our students. These chal- lenges were met and conquered. Neither time nor space is available to mention all of the fine accomplishments of Winfield High School students, but I want to take this opportunity to express my sincere appreciation for the co-opera- tion and performance of our students during the i958-1959 school year. My best wishes for all of you. Bill Medley OLIVER HIEBERT, Assistant Principal, PAT BREWER, Secretary Principal fi, K 3 1 if V 1 ., ,. 5 L T? Presidem, JAN COBBLE SENICR CLASS OFFICERS 'Y' RUTH BAILEY, EUNDAMENTAL ELDON BANNON, FUNDAMENTAL NORMAN BARKER, FUNDAMENTAL BARBARA BARKMAN, BUSINESS PREP ERNESTINE BEAN, EUNDAMENTAL JEANETTE BIELBY, COLLEGE PREP C 'sow Q ,Q BOB AGLER, BUSINESS PREP MELVIN ARIN, COLLEGE PREP JOHN AMEZCUA, FUNDAMENTAL RONALD ARCHER, FUNDAMENTAL GERALDINE ASKINS, FUNDAMENTAL SALLY ATWOOD, COLLEGE PREP -C LINDA BIESEMIER, COLLEGE PREP GEORGE BODKINS, FUNDAMENTAL VERONICA BOLES, EUNDAMENTAL SHARON BOWMAN, FUNDAMENTAL MARY BRADSHAW, COLLEGE PREP JON BRANTLEY, EUNDAMENTAL NCR-PA-. CALLLSQ., C:,L KE '- BR LES, ECrN:AvE'Jf-- LARRY BEC-cP.'ArL, E,m3A-.AEMAL JA: :E E-'.ER, E.f.:A:-E-.'A. A A .HL K 'HLA'-'. f F-TPE-3 .'A,E'.i Cf-.ES L'.'Pf P A ES. Q 'FEC EGL FRE? RLCHARD CAKE, EuN:A-L-ENTAL R'CHARD CLOCK, COLLEGE PREP JAN COBBLE, COLLEGE PREP KA'-EEE. CCC.EX ECS NESS E E..-.3S.:A CREA-.-ER E,-CQAP.-E CEAP.ES CRC-.-.E M-.:A-,-EAS wx-, 'A DAVWD CALVERT, COLLEGE PREP RONNY CALVIN, ELJNDAE.-ENTAL PAUL CARRILLO, ELJNJAA.-ENTAL EvA IJNN CASE, ELJNDANENTAL MARv JANE CASE, COLLEGE PREP RLCPARD CASE, ELLNJAMENTAL N f X ,. 7 'U LARRY DOBSON, FUNDAMENTAL JUDY DONOHUE, EUNDAMENTAL BOB DRENNAN, EUNDAMENTAL DON DRUM, EUNDAMENTAL DON DUGAN, EUNDAMENTAL RICHARD DUNBAR, EUNDAMENTAL Xt: RONALD CURPNAN, COLLEGE PREP LARRY DAGGETT, EUNDAMENTAL STELLA DALE, COLLEGE PREP EDWARD DAVIS, EUNDAR-ENTAL SHEILA DAVIS, EUNDAMENTAL JOHN DICREN, VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE SHIRLEY DUNBAR, FUNDAMENTAL BERNO EBBESSON, FUNDAMENTAL RICHARD FARNSWORTI-I, EUNDAMENTAL CONNIE FEESE, BUSINESS PREP CAROLYN PINNEY, EUNDAMENTAL BEN FLOTTMAN, EUNDAMENTAL ! I 1 5 i I 1 I 1 . 1 1 1 4 l I ,-'J rn, X f if GA!! SONJA HENRICRS, COLLEGE PREP CAROLYN HENSLEY, BUSINESS PREP ALAN HERRMAN, EUNOAMENTAL GAYLENE HILLIS, EIINDAMENTAL ROBERT HINRLEV, EUNDAMENTAL LEAGENE HUEE, BUSINESS PREP GEORGE HAWRINS, PBNOAIPENTAL DORIS HECKATHORN, MRS., FLJNDANENTAL KENNETH HECRATPORN, EBN3AIf5Nn.L MARY HEZPICK, EBNOAI.-ENTAL SHARON HEIMER, COLLEGE PREP INOGENE HELPINGSTINE, FUNDANENTAL Tu JARVIS COLLEGE PREP DON JENKINS FUNDANETNTAL JERRY JOHNSON FUN'A'v'ENTAL PETER KAUL, ELINOAMENTAL KITTY KELLEY, BUSINESS PREP BOB KING, COLLEGE PREP VIOLET KITTRELL, MRS., EUNDAMENTAL JOE LANNING, FUNDAMENTAL BARBARA LEE, COLLEGE PREP ELLIS LOVELADY, EUNDAI.-.ENTAL LORRAINE LOWREY, COLLEGE PREP HOWARD LUMBERT, FUNDAMENTAL MARY MCCARTNEY, COLLEGE PREP MARY MCCOLLUM, PUNDAMENTAL LARRY MCELROY, vOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE PAUL MCKNAB, COLLEGE PREP GARW' MCNDTT, PCNDAA.-ENTAL L CN MCWITNEY, EUNDA-:ENTAL K MARTHA MADDOX, BUSINESS PREP MILES MAGILL, EUNDAMENTAL DAVID MARSHALL, COLLEGE PREP SANDRA MARTEN, BUSINESS PREP JUDITPI KAY MARTIN, COLLEGE PREP JUDY MARTIN, BUSINESS PREP JAMES MLIREIN, EUNDAMENTAL JACK NELLIS, FUNDAMENTAL KAY NEWBOLD, FUNDAMENTAL DAVID NORRIS, COLLEGE PREP ALLAN NORTON, ELJNDAMENTAL DUANE OIDANIEL, EUNDAMENTAL AVANELL M'LLER, BLISNESS PREP RONNIE MILLER, PUNDAMENTAL PATRICVA MILLER, PIJNDANENTAL MARY MARGARET MOORE, COLLEGE PREP WESLEY MOORE, VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE DON MULL, COLLEGE PREP LARRY OGLESBY, PUNOAMENTAL JOE OLDS, FUNDAMENTAL GARY PACK, COLLEGE PREP RONNIE PATTERSON, EUNIJAMENTAL ELIZABETH PETERS, COLLEGE PREP FRED PHILLIPS, EUNDAMENTAL a I ZI RAY-I-ONO PLUW.-ER, PUNOAIRENTAL JOHN POWERS, EUNDAIPENIAL Jw RAI.-SEY, EUNOA-.AENTAL JOE RAMSEY, EUNOAR,-ENIAL BRENDA CRAYLD HCM, EL,NOAe.'ENTAL LOUISE REED, FUNOAMENTAL PAUL RUHTER, COLLEGE PREP JO RULLMAN, BUSINESS PREP MARTHA SALMON, BUSINESS PREP ESIPIER SANCHEZ, FUNDAMENTAL MICPAEL ScHUvLER, FUNDAMENTAL LARRV SCPWINTZ, VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE 9 I EvELYN REEVES, BUSINESS PREP NORMAN RISING, EUNOAMENTAL LEON RITCHIE, EUNDAMENTAL FRANKLIN ROSS, COLLEGE PREP ETHEL ROWE, FUNOAMENTAL DAVID RUCKLE, FUNDAMENTAL K 4- PAUL SFRINGER, EUNDAMENTAL JOANNE STROHL, BUSINESS PREP DALE STUKEY, EUNOAMENTAL GAYLORD TAYLOR, YOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE SANDRA TAYRIEN, EUNDAMENTAL VERNON TERRELL, FUNDAMENTAL 52 MIKE SHANKS, COLLEGE PREP DAYIJ SMITH, EUNOAMENTAL MARILYN SMITH, BUSINESS PREP VICKI SMITH, BUSINESS PREP JAMES SNYDER, COLLEGE PREP PHYLLIS SPENCER, PUNDAMENTAL l BARBARA THOMPSON, BUSINESS PREP EDWIN THURMAN, EUNDAMENTAL TRUDY TILTON, EUNDAMENTAL JON TOWNSLEY, FUNDAMENTAL LARRY TROTTER, FUNDAMENTAL GEORGE UTT, PUNDAMENTAL GLENDA VALJGHN, FUNDANENTAL NOLA VELEY, COLLEGE PREP LEWNS WALLACE, FUNDAMENTAL RODNEY WARD, COLLEGE PREP JAMES WATSON, COLLEGE PREP KEITH WATT, COLLEGE PREP MARY YOCOM, MRS., ELJNDAMENTAL CARLENE ZANARDL, BUSINESS PREP Q' v' LLJCRETLA WEATHERS MOBLEY BUSLN ROSANN WELLS FUNDAMENTAL B WELTY FUNDAMENTAL DOUGLASS WHALEY EUNDAMENTAL DONALD WLLLSON PUNDAMENTAL MARIDENE WLTTER FUNDAMENTAL ESS PREP 'I 'fi gfafl? 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N 'X 1 r , I u v , I Y David Kinkaid Diane Kinkaid Donald Knowles Karen Krepps L A Wayneva Krepps Kenneth Lewis , Donald Long Paul Lovelady lu fm , '- Jack Marten U I A ll Donna Matthews ' Donald Mawdsley V W xf Ronald Mawdsley Roger May Russel May f 3 John Mays f Ronnie McCaslin . 1 f . Q 4 A .f 'I 7 1 Ann McCoy Judith McFarland Robert Mclntosh Lin Miller Nancye Mitchell Edda Moos . J Janice Morgan 'L Y . If 9 Q' Rose Marie Morgan 'V v V ' if a-4' A A pk 1 r .1 l f , 1 ' Larry Peterson Carolyn Porler Urna O'Neil Bernard Osler Gary Owen Larry Potter Wanda Reece Loren Reed h-I ,tb 1 Milan Moonfs .lanlce Myers Georfje Narvaes Charles Nea' fX-,4 x --, :': C N. NSC' Jessfe Negrefe Saratrra Nlxon Bef! O Danle' Theresa Reel Slephen Roberts Carolyn Rogers Marcla Rowe Ronald Rowe Darrell Rondle Alan Rosh Henry Rutherford Cary Sandstrum James Scott Karen Shaver Mike Shepherd Walter Sidwell Marion Simmons Donna Marie Smith Karen Smith Wilson Wesbrook Marilyn Williams Sandra Williams Gretchen Wilson Martha Wilson Shelby Wilson Wayne Wilt Susan Wong Dennis Spradlin James Stegall William Sumner Thelma Taylor Don Tayrien Ann Tracy Albert Waldorf Marylin Webber Jo Anne Wells i f 4 gi .Zi :P 'Lb-f 'Tl iw Q if 1' XT ,i J 1 JU IOR-SENIOR PRCM 44 Q, , 1' . V V .X ,- , uv. ,- ,. o,. 'M , .L C WLM! BJLL1 .1 H .. E H ,W f'.4 v-Hoy-v pf! HA.C Mn, C r Cnxm. I 2 1 x f i Rudd JU1- eva P01-A CDW 1 a 5 Fu- .4 'l'tovAV, , 6 7 N I A ,A 3 M x , , ,Q 9' ,mi .p VN-Q' .Je fi!! .IU IOR BANQLIET I . Gala ciecorahons cf various colored sea horses and other sea animals dhstrated Ylfwe Nerve of The JurwiorBanquCY,'Parad1se of we Deep. Xml 1 'if' ,. V- ' 1 1 - 'lmumfw-:mark 1Lf,.- - J 'M , ,-1-3 gl .,,.W,,A N... 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J Trox Slwaron Ronald Anglernyer Arnold Askins Henry Brenton Helen Beckham Bergdall Berrie Elizabeth Virgina Lydia Boyd Bright Brinlcrneyer Conne Stepnanie Pat Burrow Butterfield Cain Lnda Carotne s Caro yr Cooley Diane Davosofi av '- Ronald Carson Gary Coon Martin Davis Wayne Askins Tlrielrna Biddle Slwaron Bris'er Dianna Callison .1 Lf David Atkins Donald Boatrnan Barbara Brown Jarnes Callison Lloyd Cary Merrily Cope Ronnie Dean Ronne Caslrey Carol Cornett Diana Dicken f Wtiliarn Cline Mary Crabtree Marcia Dobson -w. QV' uv 5 1 Gary Bailey Ronald Boatman James Browning Johanna Calvert - .4 L Anita Clower Charles Craig Larry Duncan l 'a 4 James Bailey Roger Bolander Grace Buenrens Carrol Campbell Robert Co'iier San-rny Darnell Donald Easrfnan Viclcki Barlow Larry Bonewell Marion Burnsworth Jerry Cantrell 5 n 1 Robert Collins Larry David Sue Edwards -A - 1 Q ,-Q. ' L-.JS . . ' s -Jw Jerry Kerwevi' Evans Evaws Herber? 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Schmolze Max Simmons Marilyn Snook , .- f--- N i'I'l ll x ij If y f Barbara Russell Connie Schuyler Jack Sinderson Berry Sonntag .N . .N EQWY- Ronald Sanfms Marcia Sclxiyler Robert S nks Ha'old Spencer Y,,'4 'uf Lupe Sanchez Terry Schuber Carl Smith Jody Siiner Theresa Sanchez Cafhcmnt Sellers Donna Smith Phillip Siover Judy Sandsirmn Raymond Shelburn Albert Smyth Bernice Tanner Y' , ,g 1 x. 6 fn A Pa'riclic Sarniee Barbara Sherrin Melvin Snell Barbara Thiel 0 Susie Safferlee Shari Shockey Jackie Snodgrass Michael Thomas lf., C he ve 1 Gam J, r, C EM' T c :sci ,QU r xeen jaw, fx QM-fn. B ,,-,-,-,. Q C ,, Cmnt , 1 S '- ,,,. , ,-L, ,i Ednh un .: '7'liC T n.,..,, .'. .:l: ii.,, .YA Iv ffl r'-'QA o m Q N . 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Jobn Carol Baker Barnes K l-e-'2.- Phill S ln-cgean Br ages Box. by Lnden ay Burnsworth Burr s .lanrce Campbell Canfreld Loyce Maureen Caudlll Chace I Wa 'ace Dayrs Gary Curfman Jarnes Donna Donahue Drake Robe Gael Goe I 'IQ A I . f 4 X . v , - , 'I .J A , ' , , ' , I l' ,,' t ' , J Q K A ' .ra ,rr Barncza er . AL 'R A U f - M D If 1' ' Bill tl . X -' U Ph'l - J .f Us -4- r , .ki wr Am , Y A 'W 1. . r i ' . -. b ' ' l, x , H 1, - Q B gi 3' y C ul ga! V 6 4 , K , , K. .r 1 A fs' . 1 l r 5 ' Drll ' . F ' Q- l ffl J A ' UVM Ctfe V ' ',r' l' ne r Jfr' r! S, -eye' D- can Exe'-s :east-' F 1' r .e's For r . ar rg rg ah A Arvld George Danny Grove John Heumer Sylvra Huff a Johnson Owen Kmslow 1, .Q Mlldred Francls van Glllen Glenn Gottlob 2 Sharon Gene Hahn a sf Shlrley Helpnngstlne Chester Huxley Jerry Johnston Gary Kuftleson Bl y Madrngal Mlchael Muller Ellzabeth Manley Mary Moore Freddle Hendrnckson Elizabeth Jarvls Darrell Jones Trudy Glenda Conme Krttleson Krepps Landwehr James Jamce Vunta Marshall Martln Mastln Merrnll Gordon oe a Donald Hanna Harmon Harp Bobby Janet Elwood Hugh Hoelscher Houston CLASS OFFICERS Presndent HELEN CATE lv Rebbecca Jerry Graham Greenwell 1? Mllton Harrls Q Shlrley Howell Vlce Preslclent JOHN HEIMER Secretary JOYCE BRIGGS Charlotte Langley Dorothy Mays Sharon Shurley Da e Beverly M core Morgan Morrell Mountaln Colleen Lanmore Don McGlasson Jero Mulcahy 50 f Jack Greever ds. Larry Hatteberg Esther Hoyt Ronald Jenkms Roger Jones F ,.-:Sex Leroy Lewis David McKnab J Jeanne Doroth Theresa Groene f 1 Gelestene Groom Robert Suzanne Hauber Hawktns Bl y Huff Q' Wnlllam Jennings Judy Keller Domta Lyt e Patty McNutt Rnchard Huff Jobbms tu.-I' Bobby Kung Donna Maddox Larry Megll Y James Muret Nea Newman 63 f L f f C f- - . L14 L -, wp.. - ,, . ,1 . . . I 4 J P t ' H ll ' ' Y ' X ill A . . . .H . 5 A ' U ' , ' ' aiu J, ji J Q ' A J 2 34 -. It ' J . ' A V-. ' ig L Q' ,. ,f. l '- in P t xl , E f' f J ' . 4 J A l . J . . . . . I , n Q ,I fa Z, , ' V if X ,V I 4 '. , ' A-Q: ' ' ' - 1 - 2 .H . . . . rr ,., y , in - n: i i 4' la f 1' S . ' ' l l . , I QQ9 Sue Bwana Linda Barbara Nichols Pack Parker Paxton QQQQ Danny Prothro Tont Ross Judy Shouse Mary Swoyer Augusttne Vlllar Mary V a er Robert Rahn Danlel Rowe Vnrgll Stdders John Tapta Pamela Wagner Lo s Ra nsey U K6 51 Z, Polly Ruther Robert Sarntee X1 H Loren Spatz Lupe Tapta Donna Waldorf J a Opal Whaley Bt y Spencer Loren Taylor Gerald Wallace Shtrley W e S Betty Paxton Sandra Re ' er af Rlchard Satterlee Gary Spencer Don Terrell Lydta Wallace 1 I Delores Pmtlaps Ronald eyrt Larry Samms Sandra Steele Ronald Thte Jammte Watt Q . Linda Plank G Rlce lf' James Sawyer I a Stewart Melanle Thompson Martha Weathers S eve Katthl Robert l V ll artts H9 Larry Pollock Thomas Rlggs Joan Scott Sttnnett Kenneth Ttsher xfv Kathryn Wetnrlch U Donald Porter Sltaron R ng Naoma Shtvely Rooney Strohl Ruth Townsley 2 Peggy Porter Day Robe ts Wt llard Shockey Larry Sweeney Montra Underwood Bonnte Davud Welch Wells LeLoy M chael Yadcn ' v ' at V wt. 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L if tl .nf if,-, swf v,k .., .L . e A ' ' K an ' 7 teen J dy . l J rf Wes' P - we te W' key Jr. t , Wood Wright CLASS OF l963 xfA - H TOP ROW Mlke Agler Donna Alberdmg Gregory Albertson Lloyd Anderson Raymond Archambeau Dana Arnette Mahlon Arnold Duane Acshe Jarrold Ayers Marvun Barley Jnm Banks SECOND ROW G r,f B nnon Floyd Barkman Frtz Barlag Bette Barnhart Donna Barnhart J sse Barron George Bartley Donald Baucom Rlta Baucorn Jerry Bays Betty Beckham BOTTOM ROW Sharon Beltz Jtrn Berry Carole Blby r yn Bland Wnlfred Bodklns Vema Bowlby James Bonllng Delorts Brak Sharon Brannon Eugene B nt Ju I5 Branty F' xfr Y 93 3, 9 392 2 sn TOP ROW John Brldges Patrucna Brothers Chrls Burnett Marulyn Callnson Jerry Carroll Allen Case Joyce Chace Laura Childers Pat Cllne Llnda Combs Cynthla Compton SECOND ROW Janette Conavvay Duana Connell Rlchard Cook Dave Corloln Gary Cranston Stephen Crans ton Patty D y Charlotte Detore Sharon Defore John Dtllon Nancy Dlllon BOTTOM ROW Kenneth Dobbun Jane Donohue Bobbye Dorsey Dana Duncan Carol Evans George Evans Carol Fteldlng Norman Flrebaugh Sharon Forney Cheryl Frutts Patrtcla Fudge 6 i ,. 92 , 9 9.9 K 1 TOP ROW Sharon Gtll Dorthy Glllen Davld Gorum Stanley Graham Marlece Graham Mlchael Greenwell Charlene Greer Ka H Janet Harmon Helen Hartley Muke Hatfleld SECOND ROW Dan Hayden Andrea Haywood Sharon Helplngstlne Klpper Herlaurger Jerry Hughfnll Charles Hooges Don Hodges Roger Holman Frances Horton Dale Hostetter Judy Jordon BOTTOM ROW John Kappers Janet Kelley Ruta Kelley Mary Kung Sandy Kung Mlke Kraus John Kretzer Karen Lacy Helen Langley Marvun Lawrence Clayton Leffew . 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I I Y BH' 65 CLASS OFFICERS Presuclent DON HODGES Vrce Presldent A ARY KAY BIRDZELL Secretary SHARON DEFORE I 'f TOP ROW Neal Leftwrch Pat Lewus Allen Lrpperd Pamela Martm Joe Mad lgal Judy M yo Jesse McBrrde Hal Md oy Melvrn McDanlel Mlke Meter Corwrn Muller SECOND ROW Kathleen Muller Mary Mrtchell Beverly Moore Phrllrp Moms Rosle Negrete Edward Nnxon Melrssa Ogrosky Eddle Oller Joyce Norton Jerry ONell Don Overby BOTTOM ROW Gary Oyler Larry Pack Jerry Palmer Sharon Parsons Mary Pennlck Sue Platt Ellen Plott Robert Prlce Barbara Randall Betty Reeves Larry Reeves -ah Q vo if l A r 4 3 R Q TOP ROW Karen Rengstorf Marulyn Reynolds Joyce Rlwodd Sue Rnce Gene Roblnson Susan Rogers Tuffy Roley Ruchard Rose Kenneth Ruther ford Larry Salmon Morman Sandstrum SECOND ROW Judy Schuyler Vrctorra Sarntee Charles Shoemaker Make Slmmons Becky Srmpson Carol Sollenberger Kenny Spencer Donald Spradlun Roger Standrford Nancy Stephens Ronald Stevenson Laura Stoabs BOTTOM ROW Terry Stukey Dennus Sweetland Ball Taylor Kenneth Terrell Mary Thurman Steve Torrence Rrcky Utt Mary Voorhees Carol Wallace Carolyn Weathers 'S f 'til 1. ws TOP ROW Carole vc-dtb ry Sharon Vells Gal Vest-rook Karen Wlles Marvln Vvrklnson Roger Wlllarns Sandy Nunn Johnny Wlthrow Lnda Womack: Frederc Wrrgh ohn Yoald TTC 1 Zara l. . 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Alke KL A l B, Eontce Abraham Steven Allen Gary Allred Lunda Anderson Tony Amezuca Sondra Anglemyer Carol Asxrns Mllce Asktns Lnda Baucom Karene Bean John Bement Karen Bennett Janrce Brlyeo Wanda Btvtns Phfllts Bodktns Rtch rd Bolaclc Judy Bowlby Sharon Bradley Roger Brggs Gary Bro.-an Jeana Brommett Vtctor Burley Kathalene Caor ell Max Cal s Donna Calvert L r y Calvn Carole Cannrbel Jtrvrny Carpenter Fred Carsel Shlrley Carson Max Case-bolt Dane Cas y S s tte Ca o emeee at, 964 ,X A 2.223 Marsha Cltft Mme Clodfelter Rrchard Clofver Grant Cole Charles Combs Joyce Cornwell Jamce Cratg Cynthta Crompton Randall Curfman Rtchard Curfrnan Brent Daggett Jtmmy Danlels Lynda Darter Ketth Davtd Martha Davts Dan Defore Paul Dlx Connre Dobbtn Cheryl Dobson Duane Dobson Jan Donohue June Duensrng Dale Eastman Karen Edwards Sharon Edwards Don Ehltng Ronnte Farnsworth Jrm Feaster Sharon Feese Rrchard Ftske 4119! 6' Jeante Flower Brenda Fowler Frenna French Drann Gann Larry Gann Allan Garber Floyd Gaulden Shen Gentzler Harlene Goodell Shtrley Grant Lee Hankrns Connre Hann Bob Hanna Beulah Harper Ralph Harper Betty Harrell Rodney Harrod Dana Hayden Dana Hayden Dale Hendrtclcson Nancy Hensley Ruchard Hacks Howard Hugh James Hll Mary Hlls Nancey Htttle Rrchard Hopkrns Beverly Horrocks Lyle Houghton Eddte Howe James Hubbard Marvun Jack James Jackson Joan Jarvrs C QC 4 .4 Q 3. -1 - 0 .... f H. 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Ps ' ii : 0,551 Virginia .an r1er', OL r:,, .ai':as'e', SVI r y Lanc1.'.i- , Si La sir., ELI: ,-, - 3: . :ra in RQ, RCI.. fe er 'fa' 'fsiz' gi-, Clscrf Mar? n Mary Ways, Pa' Mciav Larry '.'fQ.i'i,' Q ana ,'.'cC.,rr,f, ,'.'.v. '.N:IN- , Rose' L focus, Daw d '.' cr, i 'grrel 9 ' '. 0 . Us 4 .4 1 , 1 4 xi ' ia V' ' 4 P I , x ,f , Ir A p - , in A.- ,. 6 A A .f 7lli OFFICERS 9 FREDDIE CARSEL President DIANE WILSON Vice-President SHARON FEESE Secretary YN Ml' 4 I Y 1 . . . X A ,fl X 1 '-4 ' : AV TOP ROW1 Bill Moore, Treya Morgan, Danny Morris, Mike Morris, James Morton, Cecil Nally, Norman Neal, V-:kie Nelson, Eddie Oller, Charloire O'Neil, Barbara Osier. SECOND ROW: John Overlay, Phillip Perkins, Carrna Peliir, Roger Pettit, Karen Phillips, Warrena Phillips. THIRD ROW: Roger Prorhro, Larry Ralwn, Larry Rarnsey, Bruce Randall, Fred Ranger, John Reynolds, Donald Rice, Scolt Robb, Larry Robinson, Margarer Rockliold, Joyce Rowley. is s 'L ,J Xi I' -is ' -1 I 6 . A , Q .Aa - A -I v .. J. 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BOYS ISWLJPPER RIGHT: Larry Daggett, Bob Agler, Ron Cortrnan, Ron Cas- lrey, Dare Kfnkaid, Larry Bronr, Nelyin Hoyt, Dave Norris, Phil Jarvfs, l'.' Ice Shepherd. VIKING SINGERS-RIGHT CENTER: Marcia Young, Sally Atwood, Diane Dicref, Jaclrie Snodgras, Donna Smith, Ann Tracy, Rofi Curfrnan, Melvin Hoyt, Alan Lipperd, Bob Odell, Dave Norris, J'rn Fin'ey, Ray Shel- born, Ron Archer, Director KENT SMITH E L L M ips! S GIRLS II-RIGHT CENTER: Connie Burrow, Linda Burrow, Sandy Marten, Martha Maddox, Karen Krepps, Carolyn Flowers, Kitty Kelly, Lin Miller, Repha Glenn, Carlene Zanardi, Carolyn Hall. TREBLE CLEFSkLOWER LEFT: Elizabeth Dick, Donna Maddox, Judy Woods, Carolyn Conoway, Mary Swoyer, Gail Rice, Shirley Morgan, Barbara Bourland, Trudy Kittleson, Glenda Krepps. CHORALIERS-LOWER RIGHT: Sandy,ReUtI'ter, Helen Cate, Mary Werner, Janet Hoelscher, Janice Marten, Melanie Thompson, Wayneya Krepps, Jo Coon, Peggy Porter, Sue Nichols. l I 'o ,3 I Q' J ft! 1 , , Y if Cx I V I I r-gf 5 1. 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STRING FOUR: Sally Atwood, Linda CLARINET TRIO Ruchard Clock Dianna Calhson Wend L mf , , . 1fLS'ffW'?M ' ,I k, PJ. .Y 52 ,fm ,S , ., ZXAQQZ, ' rfggebf, , V- M, ,.. 4. ,.,4w-:N XF. Her 'Vhlebty RHONA LJORDON 1958 Foofmw QLIEEN'S ATTENDANTS SUSIE FINNEY Adding to the excitement of the foot- ball season, three attractive senior girls were nominated for Football Queen: Rhona Gordon, Susie Finney, and Con- nie Feese. Queen Rhona was elected by the student body after a close contest. She reigned with poise over the Football Assembly, Parade, game, and Dance. r.a CONNIE FEESE All three girls are active in school functions. Rhona is secretary of the sen- ior class, and chairman of the social committee of student council as vvell as participating in other organizations as do Susie and Connie. Susie had a lead- ing role in Brigadoon, has been a cheerleader for two years, and has con- tributed to VV.H.S. with her art work. Connie has served eve ry year as a homeroom officer, and vvorlced on many committees in school. 4 013 ,Wk Lf Z ALL 795 94,4 f if ' A W1 11,246 XSs X wg! 1 X ? 2i2g - Mig... ' f P A, N M4515 .1L. A l -3+ v l.u. mx X L LQ, B I 2 1 f xii 'Q-1-2 if v I i p 1 5 , . A J 5 A . 7,15 5, 'WW ' x' n . dill, .IQ . , ,y ,,, W9 f Mx Her Magesty. LINDA BIESEMIER T959 P-iQ:Y'1cQcmwmg : Qpee 5 f'-fi my mv, .x 5 - 'I+ -J fs -A Vg Q4 1 gg. -15, A A-mm: 2.15 .Aa-Mx H'--14, -:-V3, , va Mfatilw-not 1 1 .Mn-.Q I I ' 1 , R ow. -x...-. fm ,sen -. -Wamvaa ,s uni 'w :i'Fy.,,A' Q f'1 .f,'?: U ,nv-yr , . ,x ,z,..,, Q -4 ,Q 1 Jw - Q 1 sf' 45 2 9 1 iynf AX pw, 'Q X 1'- Y m' , -q xjj 3 ' H L ' F ! X , . f H! I' in 5? .L I! EV A :mn V , RM ' ff ' ,PW W Q., 11 .- w x ,w 4, 9 NW, A ,ef ' 1 t..., 1' ,rf MQ f 'R f '7 .Mm A 'MP' I ,v Q, Q' fit, 'e W, 4 gif, -ef, 24? 4 v3 'V , .ii z fi . fig cp' - ff , N ,a f Hy, Y ,M V 4.,..-r- . '-45+W2s+31-V ' ...sw - Ll , - f ,gg q , +- g . Y s dwifgfg .,f.wm.w.,,,w... ,, V 2 . i 1 4 S A 4 A dead-eye dick trys his luck. ea.. Inav' V,-2 E'0 a ,u ,Q ,f . . , u K fo , .WM 5 4 P559 4 J Y, . .' 8 ,PL R22 L ' ' 6 , F. :Fw Y Mxnxi 8 ' V gg.-.L , al .- ., , k , Q, :ff xv. , W! -'ff M,-9, M 1, 4 ' N659 , ,W . A Y' V v SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS N f , N gb: R9s::o s b'6 'G' 5'E101iV'YI sc'o:' ::e:: a' .a ' Ee semc' 5 'zu c ee'W0ad9's -fde' Q 'eede Z' 'cliff :V'ee'F2:fe' Bad: Hggxe'-E: C c-if ' Q ef' hoc. s :v'j: s-g3g3c :J 'fe a 'e'1 'e 1 1, 13 VOTE: C rfasvs-'tra seam f K f-:1 e qfte' 24 assewz P9 K- 41:1 if fl 2 ee- E, . 'M 1-'I-lil - R Q'ii HSSP-if cy? 53559 Hlpwg g . --rp w H'-HN '.'.SfN ' F FWNNEV QATWE 9'-0559+355 .i .T- JU IOR HIGH CHEERLE DERS , 5.4 L Leading the iunior high through another successful season, the cheerleaders guided the student body at all their athletic events. These peppy gals kept the junior high enthusiastically supporting their teams at all times, MAUREEN CHACE HELEN CATE DONNA MADDOX SHARON HAHN SHARON DEFORE NANCY STEPHENS SUE RICE CHARLOTTE DEFORE F115 kia' V, ,,,X ,. , f ., It is . , C' 5 . .J I ,Q I . ,,. r' ' 'f 5, uv. V A . ,- Q-if , , , J-..'.r.,g f S ,,,.,. 'S ,E ,X wf 1 , f if - ay gi X 'iff' Y K 'r-N 45' 'vii I Y'-1 of-f f Q Qfff, DICK CATE Student Council President FRCM YOUR PRESIDE T It gives me a great deal of pleasure to have this space in your yearbook to ex- press my thanks to the whole student body. You have all done a good job this past year and l'm sure you have profited from it, We have accomplished much this year through our various committees. I would especially like to thank the members of the constitution committee, Tu Jarvis, Buddy Akin, Mary Bingle, Jackie Snod- grass, and Alvin Lowry for the great amount of work which they have put into presenting the student body with an ac- ceptable constitution. It has been proven in our national government that the two people who are the most help to the presi- dent are his vice-president and secretary. This was definitely true this past year. Both my vice-president, Paul McKnab, and secre- tary, Nola Veley, have been a tremendous help to me. l would like to wish everyone the best of luck in your future years and I hope that you will all have as many pleasant mem- ories as l have had. Dick Cate STUDENT COUNCIL BODY - v TUDE T COUNCIL A Student Council was started in T921 to aid in the over-all planning and organizing of the various phases of the school's activity program to make recom- mendations regarding policies which attect the social lite ot the school, and to represent student opinion to the faculty. The committees are a large part of the Student Council, Without the large share ot the work that the committees do, the Council would probably cease to function. Larry Schwintz headed the Harbor Committee. The Assembly Cofnrnittee was headed by Kay Martin. Rhona Gordon was in charge ot the Social Committee. The Welcofne Committee was headed by John Diclcen. In charge ot the Safety Comrnittee was W. L. Sidwell. George Narvaes headed the Drive Committee and Wesley Moore the Publicity Committee. PAUL MCKNAB, Vice-President NOLA VELEY, Secretary 4 14 L 11 .-- If l T JUNIOR PLANNING COMMITTEE QI? K A It 'S' VY BP K Rf H .'.f,5t?'::- Ed Jamf Downs Smacvv' Lev, B'c.',' 'WELIE F2 J , f Y,-vvn.. HA. . If .. . ffifnfl LJa'w1IJrf1-fi' SUMO. Kd.. qw B H C K f sw' 'QI SENIOR PLANNING COMMITTEE pb 1' 1' GARY PACK LARRY HATTEBURG JOE OLDS PHlL JARVIS JANETTE BEELEY NARY MARGARET MOORE STELLA DALE SARA HEADRICK KAY MARTIN RlTA STEWERT This year's LAGONDAN has been a nevv experience to all the staff mem- bers. Winfield High School, accustomed to receiving its yearbook at the last part of school, will this year get it at a party during the surnmer. The staff feels this will give the students a chance to have a get-together before school opens again in the fall and renew old ac- quaintances. We hope you enioy this book as much as we have enioyed bringing it'to you. I9 9 LAGONDAN STAFF A Wh K' ff3?5f2f'j 4 N- ,vi ,igaf , . lug, agffi X34 ' '2 T? ' ' ' dm VH' N... ry .mp W vz 'f - -,ww-aw wr 1 Q-ya 339. , 1 ar L asv- zmf, N 1 1 vm L HF f 4- 4 X V ' :YE Elf, Q .:f'E ' M 71 1 1 . :ft- . X-- ',f i'f'5' ' YJ HZ R A v 1 27' ,f-if ' 9 415: M., WW wwlww 'lShu...,, vr A , '-'- . , .W-W- , - 1- f .. 'Hff26., g'- V - - . 1 1-M. , . ....., .,....... . -... . s-ef ' ' . A , pq, g ', k NY... ....,........-..-f,.-...W M ' - fa BACK ROW, left to right: Paul McKnab, Mr. Bill Medley, and Dick Cate. SECOND ROW, left to right: Nola Veley, Sharon Hahn, Glenda Krepps, and Sandy Flick. TUDE T GOVER ME T EXECUTIVE BOARD The Student Executive Board consists of the Student Council and Student Senate Officers, Mr. Medley and Mr. Heibert. Its purpose is to co-ordinate activities of Junior and Senior High and to form the agendas for the next meeting of the respective student governing bodies. 1 4. ff V4 4: - .4 '. 'T3r?,-13333180 , ww' IQ, . ...,+.za1f-Mammalia 4 .WL -N .-ws. . ,,, ..,.,w5. , V Mf.eeewa,1Ka: ' , Q W 55:52 42:3- ,f.mmmgg.wf4:.Y., :yy w , -..- Tiff-r 14.4, ff ,EZ ' ' A ' ,V A .M wh -p,uAg.'59- ' X. ,L J Fi-1,1 9+1Q:,4f. ,gunz ' f ., ,q,?..,-' . W. A ., -M-V ,152 i, ,ga 1 5: 'Hu 1 ww N fxynx' 1,12--. ,, ,.- 1 nf my V.. . y-N 3. : v':'i. PW 1 ' fu. '-6-'fff' . Q! TOP ROW: Mrs. Wright, Carol Fromm, Jana West Donna Maddox Helen Cate Polly Ruhter Barbara Bourland, Sharon Brannum, Mrs. Jobbins. BOTTOM ROW Mrs Robieson Sandy King Willa Alquest Sandy Steele, Janice Marten, Maureen Chace, Carol Evans Miss Bowles .IU IOR Y TEE In September of last year, the Junior Y-Teen had an initiation mixer in the Harbor. Each girl brought her favorite toy and dressed as a little girl. The Y-Teen Banquet was held in February. The theme was Stairway to Skies. Mrs. Jane Duncan and Mrs. Leroy Hauer gave My Fair Lady. Reverend Don Viets showed his pictures ot Palestine with special emphasis on the Easter topic at the Junior High Easter Assembly spon- sored bythe Y-Teens. A talent show for Junior High students was sponsored by Y-Teen to give an opportunity for anyone who has talents. An installation of new officers was held in May. 3? 4 M Q' 2' ' s- -O1 'Q E R ' Il NJ The cabsrtet of Sensor H:Y s back row startdmg Henry Beckham Buddy Akurt Jan Cobble Larry Grove Terry Ftrebaugh Larry Buckrrtart and Brad Wasrttrtgton ortsor S ated I f o rgh Ke 'Pt Brttes Don Dr rrt .lotww Por ers artd Davtd Calvert SENIOR HI Y The purpose ot the Senior HLY is to create, Maintain. and extend throughout the scrtootar1dco'r rturwtty Hgh standards ot Cttrfiam Vvtrtg, A3'fy ies 'H S year 'rtifudeci 'oe artoua' stag oarty am: yarous speakers who tatked of me r '95F39Z'.6!Zu'S 6f1 or oroieesbr' ai ,neg as Se.e'a1 'tverei' and 'Jorda- ' .e ki Cri 1'SkQ Ii, eo rzerz Q: 'H 5 room' 'Typ .ff ,M A- u 40- K , Cablee' 'Mi soofse' of We J-ni:' Hi-Y a'e VQJV5 Vents Gievn, Mr Reed, Dan Grove, Tne goal of ine Junior HMY 's to have We dub fo' any boy that has a Christian a'c 'J' s awfade This years' enteriainneent included two Magician snows and a foofoaii filnm The Junior Hi-Y aiso sponsored a dance at mid-sennesier, and then later in the year a Siag party. 226' PWIWMUAM , , ii li mv if .L Is. if t agi 7 1? A - - 55 fu H .gg Md Q -. ,, , W 5' 3 Q df' S 'W - W eg- 5 'Q' 'wk an if Q -ei, Q f A 'S ,V ' j Nz, V A, f'E 'f ! 'H IL in Q. . . 'Qu 1 ' . ik Q' fn A -' f P KW Q A 4 AAA, I L A , JY W5 liggf Mx fi, --4 bg.. .Mag 1 'Ev ! This is the Junior High Pep Club. On the second row, left side, seated, are Mrs. Everhart and Mrs. Schwantes, sponsors, JU IOR HIGH PEP CLUB The main obiective of the Junior High Pep Club is to encourage attendance at all home sports, whether it be basketball, toot- ball, or any one of the many spring sports. Two of the high points of the year pre- sented the Junior High Pep Club was a bus to Ark City for the football game and a picnic tor the members. N. Junior High Pep Club body in the homecoming parade li+lQ.lf s ss, 3-,. Q, 'Www .'lp,,.' r. A., N uma- ...wr ,.. 4' .B fx-Ltr' MQ. H., , '- fr? 4 -44- if mg, Nw' ' A V 7195! . ,,,. . .H , ' ..- .ww I ,V M...-.skf..'.v .. 'ZA 5 ' . 1' 'YW 151 .. Q Tffiiwv' ., ,NMQ -f ,ef -i vn- H' Iii ' ., , ,M af: aww f 22 . ,. ,.,. 1- J -. W. -4-. . wg 5 12, .- 1 4, W H g. i1gNfmn W. W 1-A . ,Q el. 'KW sf .1 .vas .vzw 'Q 4-- w-'- l'.f,,,'5' ffl. .1g,,,,, 'QQ ' x xx, 41-'V' if 'C7 X ivf I I 2 :I 115' - I The cabinet and sponsor of the Junior High Spanish Club are, standing, Miss Helen Johnson, sponsor and sea1ed,frorn left to right, Nancy Dillon, Velma Bowlby, and Cheryl Fruits, cabinet JU IOR HIGH SPANISH CLUB The rnain obieciive of The Junior High Spanish Club is To give The siudenis a chance for their oral expressions in Spanish. In The course of the i958-59 school year, they sang songs, presented plays, played games, and read poetry, all in the Spanish Language. The high point of The year was when The Junior High Spanish Club presenied a Spanish pep assernbly, which included yells, songs, and a bullfighf. L.- Q Q Q BACK POW Dm '1 PVQRIC 'J' FDI 54' Bfh, Du' '. I- i n I 5. 'S uk 'ph 0' ,II W.-7 If g as 5 Q- FQCNI POW Jvd, Dc'XaI'.ff S?QIIa DaIe, Mar. Jafe Cas? Jr-AHQHP I TERNATIO AL FRIENDSHIP CLUB THQ GU CI ff V v IAIIN6 I V, 'W VT ef'wa'c'1aI Fremzfshc Cm: D'C'W'CfGS Goof: 'e'w::sW:D among :c'eg suciervs and me S'.,Cf6'IT'S Mez: Hg Swcc. Ve NeN::e's ci 'fe :Qs as: W'9S of Jcreigw cQ eSOcrN:1e 's and .uve 'C IGM, ' ' - ' ' ru 'WG 5 'S'S EVE IIGGVW 'ECE -.GCT TWG 'T6'N'IJ6'? C 'VIS Q5f!?i'X'1flS1,?S V2 'CIT 95 ' 'I 'I 'e'ef izteake' f My . ,DQ . nr Q ,fr l in 127' l , N 3 i 1 B Q 4? A in U l 4 1 ef' 'EW' X 1 5.1 S ' tl X Latin Club cabinet for 1958-59 was, back row, left to right, David Ruclcle, Robert Clock, and Don Long. Front row, lett to right, Lorriane Lowry and Miss Potts, Latin Club sponsor. LATIN CLUB Latin Club was led this year by the i958-59 President, Lorriane Lowry. The Clubs' progranns consisted ot Latin word games and songs, like 'Gaudeafnus lgiturf' Roll Call was answered by naming tafhous Romans or dates in Roman history. Freshmen were initiated into the club at the tirst rneeting, and the last meeting consisted ot an end-ot-school party in the Harbor. At Christnnas tirne, carols were sung in Latin. 9 YJ uch of the debafers tirne is spent on resea DEB TE LLIB rch. v--uv...-....,,,,,w W Once a month the Debate Club of Winfield High School fneets to discuss and debate prob- lerns ot interest. The Debate Club gives the novice debaters a chance to meet and debate with sorne of the advanced debaters of W.l-l.S. The Debate Club often goes to various out- lying towns to debate on subiects ot interest to the debaters. As tar as tuture plans ot the Debate Club, they plan to debate before various 'nen's clubs in Winfield next year. Local subiects of interest will be the rnain point, The Debate Club or National Forensic League was started in i956 with Mr. Charles Schneider as 'heir first sponsor. ers o tne t'st n n'elG High School debate tournament. 4. lx A. 'hs in 3' Yi vs- tl' ' is TCP ROW, GPWGVECE Gag Gajcra Ta,TQr, JQFH Dane Lfsfs Eggenbfyge' B RON: Larry Schf. Nz, La , He'be's Larry H We FUTURE FARMERS OF A ERICA The HIQHSTQH' C5 'Pe fc We V.Vffe':! F F A Chagref .-.ai 'We amwaN parem'-sem ::af::,e'. Af 'Dis Ea ::,e' Gaylcfd Taxdcf ece'.fe:4 me Dekalb a.-,ara fc :ge mg 'rue cJ'i'5rf:: ng Sem cf Voca'Crwei Ag' - :.J!w:'e smdemf Je' Sze a Jurvcf 'ezcgn zec: ae 'He CRSITYG' Siaf Famfef and Eafzzafa Bafkwam .nas Cfc fezi C?1apfer'S.'.ee'?'ea '. The dwapfef paf' :':3a'ef5 H f-yeefcel :CMT gf ac v? es. Some cf the were 3'v:c '3'w' Gees .-,efe 'e ::y:'1e'mg ci Le-e'c:k, ::'::Q 1g CF Sees ::c'a':-ee S:t aM'1Q ree: ' ' me ew-ea C 'F N'8S 'c, fezsa' fc' Ween. ref Tee : a::'e' 'ee g :ee , :jim if art: - 1 1 E viiff 'eie .ezs Q CIC 14 1 FFA, f N A' i fue' -'z' ei'-L , .-.Q ' mme' 'fl C' Lv r , '1'e:e.e Q Q-,,xA V,F,f, efewme' ':- e'-F A ei' ' L TOP ROW: Pamela Phillips, Judy Sandstrum, Edith Warrington, Janet Duncan, Virginia Bright, Sharon Gann, Avenell Miller, MIDDLE ROW: Marilyn Williams, Karen Beckwith, Barbara Russell, Wayneva Krepps. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Smith, Carolyn Hall, Ann Tracy, Helen Berrie, Diana Gordon, Mrs. Everhart, Mrs. Biesemier, FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF The purpose of F.l-l.A. is to appreciate the ioys and satisfaction of homemaking. The local F.H.A. chapter is a member of both the State and National F.H.A. The chapter has 67 members. At the state meeting, Ann Tracy was elected to the position of Second State Vice-President, which is a yery high position for a girl to hold. A Western l-loedcwn party was sponsored by the F.H.A. and the F.F.A. Chapters. Diana Gordon and Larry l-lerbers were King and Queen. Each year the FHA. sponsors a party for the girls and their parents. The theme this year was Pa, Ma, and Me. A good time by all was had at the party. This year thirteen Honorary Degrees of the Junior l-lomemaking Degree were presented to various members of the local chapter. Presentation of the thrtee 'ees to g ls in the local chapter. AMERICA DIANA GORDON F.H A. Queen ' 113 . 1-. 95' K ,Q :px tl f -i. - fm-45' ar lm, f. f, .Q in .Q Q f 9 fs- 5 BACK ROW: George Narvaes, Wayne Garber, Larry Buckman, Keith Briles, Buddy Akin, Phil Hower, Don Willson, Larry Schwintz. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Thornton, Alan Herrman, Tu Jarvis, David Norris, Larry Brown, Richard Farnsworth, Larry Herbers, Tom Hanes, Dick Cate, Lewis Wallace, Mr. Vann. FRONT ROW: Don Jenkins, Jim Watson, Jan Cobble, Ronny Calvin, Joe Lanning, Gary McNutt, James Miller, Fred Phillips. LETTERlVlAN'S CLUB The Letterman's Club was organized in 1955 by Joe Vann and Joe Thornton. The purpose of this club is to encourage better sportsmanship between the boys, bet' ter sportsmanship between the teams, encourage more of our student body to participate in competitive athletics, and to help the boys have a better relationship of athletes ot ditterent sports. Letterman's Club met once a month on the tirst Nlon- day. Gary McNutt, Phil Hower, Don Wilson, Lewis Wallace, Buddy Akin, members of Letterman's Club cabinet. if V K3 1 'H 3, 1 , ,, ,- i ,W .-., . , ,Tw ,WL 1 V F.. ' ' . 'Q-v-54'-,Q-'v , ,, 1, A I Jfm-'wwf--.M-W..,Q-f --3 Wx Y f 6 , ' - 1f41q1wxw'fgf+av-qTw.1,.'1 X f sffsmvfac-we ' '13ki.x.,,,.1.::,,..,s , 3. -. Qxfgrzums... . ! , ,i 1V I V yew . A. . -. -.-Q 1 V 1 r i Q,. v- , ,-i.L-11-i-111 1111-l-iii l.1i-Lnuuul1 ' l 1' -, -SEA Jliv' . VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL SQUAD Newton 6 Wellington I3 Winfield 34 Winfield 6 'vt' y . dials'-it Hutchinson 13 Winfield 26 El Dorado 12 Ark City 19 Winfield 35 Winfield 19 V .-rl 0 --va 0 .F K. gf' x ', ,:'., . I . AAL . MHS'- ui!! 2 y my 1'-, , g A 1: L 1.. ' - Q z l ,W K f 4 r JIM REED, Coach --in 7TH AND BTH GRADE SQUAD Cha'les Hodges, Mike Sweeney, Mike Mitchel' Dale Hendrickson, Richard Clouver, Larry Calvin, Max Kiles, Richard Cook, Fred Carsel, Marvin Jack, Mike Morris, Rodney Harrod, Joe Srcckey, Richard Hopkins, Stanley Graham, Brenr Daggerr, Keirh David, Richards Hicks, Gary Thomas, Careg- ory Alberrson, Mike Sirnrnons, James Jackson, Nke Kraus, Richard Roes, Roger Standiford, Hal McCoy, Sfeye Torrence, Jerry Ayers, John Kretzer, Corwin Miller, Jerry Highfill, Ken- neth Spenser, Neal Lefrwirch, Gary Oyler. JOE rt 'f -fi THORNTON, Coach JLJNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL FRESHMAN SQUAD FRONT LEFT: Phil Carrillo, Richard Huff, Larry Pollock, Jack Greever, John Baker, Mike Santee, Merril Gor- don, John Heimer, Mike Miller, Joe Burley, Bob Bourderfe, Loreen Spafz, Don Harp, Larry Megli, Steve White, Jerry Greenfvell, J. B, Hanna, Richard Satterlee, Dale Archer, David Well, Jim Wells, Jim Donahue, Mike Yadona GAMES Lawrence Wdvffa Norm A'kdrTS5S City Ne.-.Yom Pcmca City M L'-X x E'feLngfcr1 Greaf Bernd L'Tff6DSPfLQ!WCE Hyd New EL nw-M 'A -,-ANLAI .0 V.. 11 H91 ' L-V---5 f'. f-'Vit fc: L , i SC Ne.-. 5'N V- ii' Ea? VJe'L'f3fC EL Dorado H,':5'fE2'i 2':'- 'f' -... . H KJ fl- Cx I9 9 ASKETB LL SEASON Vuk6'S in ft! M. 4: 3 'vw - 4 lb- S .1 I 1 H V vi :fi -wi! -qw m,,gfJ 'fl f f .3 .f rms, 44.4, wq,.,,E ff- U 0 1 . iz f tv- Q 'Y 1 C O Q, D 41 --L- 2' A f: f! '5WeM R 'Q ' v in Q .di 3 Q xv ,.,.,--n 5--r. -f -Q-,.--41 wx- A R 15' 1- ,. ,,'v4 f If lr! 18 .,f x. . 41 '3 MATCHES Wellington El Dorado Ponca Clfy Wellirvgron We l7 ll 3 9 l 1 ' 9 is Viv FRONT left to rrglwf B ll Camfeld RogerMa,1 .lack Srnderson Bob Bourdette Fred Phillips, Coach Leslie, . ' .- x .Q n., ,,, 6 oe Norton Don Wllson Ken Heckaflworn Larry Pollock Don Jenkrns Larry Reeves, Joe Lanning. 1' '- ' H -lpbvv in-T , 'fn-p--1' rv- r -. -1. 'gn-6 4' hh- -ann., .Q i .... .,x, V NE., '-A 3.1- Y,--1. Nw, ' S. K 'P' ' 'Wh IL: 1--11 in-W9 I-lun -,---qui V U ,A f I. .4 KW A inf -5--J -4-Q li' 5. all f M. .4-.... 1'5- 1-4 QQ, 3 .11- Af-. - 3 f iofw BILL THORNTQN fgad JOE VANN WONT EEF' Joe Pause, .ofn D new Svaf Ga CTE Jw' Bc'vc'c'5 Z:-' .'.'1 sen Day xi Jaw Derf s Srfadl r' Gecrge Nawaes SECOND LEFT Ph Hama' Def' Lcff: De-.e Erefcr Law, Bfo.-.rv .'.15scr- h'osb'oor Roger Ma, Bch D'er'nav' Joww Panera BACK LEEY -'vane La'1df.e'1' F?.sse?1 Ma. Don Tayrwem, George Luv BirC f1sQ, Don Dum: Jeff, GJIer ri 'Q 6 4 L. ',, 5 . w I j 0 f x X I X 'RPI X X TRACK TE M El Dorado Triangular Winfield--SOVQ EI DoracloW58V3 Wellington 28l'a Arkansas City Dual Wintieldf78 Arkansas Citye-54 El Dorado Dual VVinfieldf63V2 El Dorado-68Vz Arkansas City Dual Winfield-83 Arkansas Cityf-119 North lnvitational Winfield-7th Place 14 schools present ACTIO -JY' .W .-at M.--.H - A Wellington Invitational .L n H Winfield-2nd Place - :', Q' ' 6 schools present M- .': ' 3- W-Q-4 3 X 'r . , ...lf 4 . ..' l ZPL Qui X - Q 'C ' !Yus -.Y -9 .x Q Q. ,E Q -oi A .Aix 1 x .,- East Invitational Winfield-oth Place 14 schools present Arlc Valley Winfield-73rd Place Regionals Winfield-8th Place TA schools present ,M Y YR'-X ,Q ,U aw 3322 -1. 4. 6, .-1, -. wp-H -' 4- -53.2 K Ji 21 Q fw .4-.... GIRLS' TENN S TEAM E!-CK LEFT: K 'a Kre'-e, 'J r bare Lands, Ba'l:a'a Hog' lsottow Sue B-'r's, Gal Fralc, Jackie Snodgrass, Helen Cate. FRONT LEFT: Connie Johrson, Judy Gibson, Johanra Calvert, Connie Borrc.-.', VTCP'-2 Ma- lore, Dfana Callsion, Judy '.f'Jed el: ry This is the first season for the Girls' Tennis Team in recent years. -3 There were about fifteen girls out, and each made a successful showing. They played three rnatches and won them all. SUE HIGHFILL, Sponsor MATCH ES We They Augusta 7 4 1 Oxford ,, 5 3 Oxford , , ,s,7VV, 7 3 Q .. :A - L.'- '1. O A ' c 1...-... r W N, N. H' A A eh d h ' ' if if again ar el' alder' W M In A WMM wow! Look at that serve. . , 1, , Y ,fi-,,,L,1n A ,W ,l ' 'LQ L2 -:pf 'TTT 11. .,y,.' 2' .. in ,V H gy rzwwmrff Baath. I959 SENIOR HIGH TENNIS TEAMS DICK CATE MONTE WYCOFF JAN COBBLE DAVE GROVE WM, ,L naw Ax' V, , . M ,: ' SW' ff , -,,' S 'fa if ALFRED REED LOREN REED ALVIN REED BILLY LEDGERWOOD ODY HODGES BOB COLLIER RONNIE DEAN STATE DOLIBLES CHAMPS , 3 -..-a. t9-QV li i Z! -uinvbilniinn DICK CATE JAN COBBLE The 1959 Tennis Team is one that the Winfield Community can be proud of. Jan Cobble and Dick Cate, the first two players on the team, hit their way to the State Doubles Championship in 1958 and successfully defended their title in 1959. Both Jan and Dick were outstanding members of their class. Dick Cate was the Student Body President in 1959. He lettered in three sports, football, basketball, and tennis. Dick attended Sunflower Boys' State in 1958 and received the American Legion Citizen Award in 1959. Jan was class president in both his Junior and Senior years. He lettered in football, basketball and tennis. Jan attended Sunflower Boys' State in 1958 and received the Elks Leadership award in 1959. Both boys were voted the outstanding seniors for the class of 1959. 'i 214 lv ' sx -we 9 Q , ' -1, , -A , ., .5 - ' sg. ' 1 ff A , .. ' me 2 -3 X A xv- ... 'rl -ar fb -' ah - L W.H.S. Pro x'S:-T Y tg J '22, irdirfl S . 4 I Q E V Q 0 - X . . 1 FRONT LEFT: Mike Dix, Jim Hall, Tom Riggs, Bill Sfinnerv. BACK LEFT: Jim Warson, Joe Larmlng, Dave Norrls, Tu Jarvis, and Brad Washington, coach. GULF SEASO I9 9 STATE GOLFER5 DAVID NORRIS, above JIM HALL, below D 445' I37 Mn BRAD WASHINGTON Sponsor JIM HALL TU JARVRS JIM WATSON ALAN HERRMAN DAVE NORRIS JOE LANNING BACCALAUREATE m., . ' ' 'V' 'P .AQ v,A V a 1.-zp!b:, q 4, 'A'u 'f -1- lk- 5fJt Y'1 ' 4 Jfgi' ,xl X Q qsvxl ' A 9 -.A , J -J ,KA ..-A 6' C, V 1. f' - 'Z X gf rm L 'Y' Q 4 'xi ,ai 1 c '4 phladv ,,gA,, 951 f Q Boys' State delegates from Winfield High School are, standing, left to right, Larry Peterson, George Narvaes, and Phil Hower. Seated, left to right, are Phil Jarvis, Bill Bottorff, and Ronald Daggett. Not pictured are W. L. Sidwell, Kenneth Lewis, John Dawson, and Cary Sandstrom. BQYS' STATE GIRLS' STATE GRETCHEN .WILSON DVA'-NE DRAKE ANN MCCOY SPECIAL W RDS 4 I -'22 I I f I LINDA BIESEMIER Daughters ofthe American Revolution Citizenship Award RICHARD CATE and JAN COBBLE Outstanding Seniors' Award Bu RHONA GORDON DICK CATE NOLA VELEY ALUMNI OFFICERS 51:55 MARY BRADSHAVJ School Homemaker ot Tomorrow Award RICHARD CATE LINDA BISEMIER LORRAINE LOWREY LARRY GROVE American Legion Cifilefvship Award Danforth Foundation Award aug I43 TOP TE PERCENT T BACK ROW, iefr 10 right: Mike Schyler, I Tu Jarvis, Make Sr ns y e Garber, .Torn Ucnevw David Norms, Gene U fe Bob King, Gary Rack, and Norman ROW left to right: Sally Afnood, Carlcne ot: c 'Jaw Margaret Meow HMV, Jam wd Ncla Veley. Cawson, FRONT Zamardi, Wfllene C Case, Lorrwanc STUDEN S 1 Tv: A-...K TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY