Winfield High School - Mirror Yearbook (Winfield, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1946 volume:

f'6 DEDICATION To the Superintendent of our school and the sponsor of our class, Mr Bellamy, the Senior class of '46 wish to dedicate this annual We want him to know that we have appreciated his untiring efforts to help and advise us through the years he has been with us 2 OUR SCHOOL 'School houses are the republican line of fortifications' Horace Mann This is dear old Alma Mater to which we have come the last 15 years We shall always remember the pleasant acquaintances we have made through the media of meeting here together 5 f' f f A M w ff , x i f g 2 ii I ' 1946 FOREWORD The members of the Class of 1946 present this book as a record of our high school years It is our hope and desire that all who read this account of our school life will find much en joyment in so doing In the years to come ve hope that this MIRROR will help revive in our memories all the good times TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION OUR SCHOOL OUR FACUITY SENIOR CLASS RECORD OUR UN ERCLASSHEN SPORTS SECTION ACTIVITIES CALENDAR FEATURES 4 of our high school days. 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Home Economics Mr G G Bellanm Superintendent lr J T Oerd Mila I Benson N E S T C lo l U Augustana S M A Agriculture B A lusic 6 Miss L Ormiston Iowa U B A English Mr. G Leighton Wesleyan B A Athletic Director 1.5. :B.S. ' ' ' . ' . B.s. . . nn. . . ' i ' . B.XTaM?A. 5. SENIDRS- ? 4 55 73 .J J kwin! M P I R, I Wi xl XX xwx Y J ,-sf ,Q ,. 5- u -T 7 u ,R X49 '. ' 3' W, ,Q QF, Q ' ' -'S' 311 .S ft V Sf , V ' . ...: L XX X lla, ff-L+ -I-'im A A 1' . - i W if 1 N 4 ,, ,gift Z ,YH ji xx -, A A fwys , f, ffif lN Q li? xfgn' if s -W l Q' Aja - NVQL 'X tg? A Q X ' f VERNA coNN WCurly' nThe only thing I 1 ke better than school is not to attend ' Glee Club 1,2,5,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,5,4 Cantata 1,2,5 Operetta Chorus 2,3,4 EARL CRAWFORD nJunior 'My only books are wo men's looks and folly's all they taught me Football 2,Kletter 5,41 Baseball 2,Cletter 5,41 Class Play 5 4 One Act Play l,2,5,4 Mixed Chorus 2,5,4 Cantata 5 Operetta Chorus 2,3,4 Operetta Cast 5,4 Boys Quartet 4 Glee Club 2,3,4 PAULA FENN nPo1ly' 'Music is well said to be the speech of angels Glee Club l,2,5,4 Mixed Chorus l,2,5,4 Sextet 5,4 Cantata 1,5 Operetta l,5,4 Library Helper 2,5 Class Play 5 One Act Play 4 BETTY GIBBS 'Bets UI want what I want when I want it One Act Play 2 Class Play 4 Dec lamat ory 1 Band l,2,5,4 Class Officer 5 WALlER HATTON nwalt Because a man does not talk is no reason he has nothing to say Basketball 2,5,4 Baseball 2,5,4 Class Play 4 JANET JOHNSON nHotfoot 'She's pretty to ta with, witty to walk with, and pleasant to think upon Band 2,',4 Class Play 5,4 Mixed Chorus l,2,5,4 hGlee Club l,2,5,4 Student Council Off 3 Class Officer 2,4 Cheerleader 2 Baton Twirling l,2,5,4 YNOne Act Play l,2,4 , Operetta l,5,4 cCantata l, QRMEN KDNGABLE Wlramh NAnything to be differ ent, that's her hobby, and she's clever at it Band l,2,5,4 Class Play 3,4 Declamatory 4 Glee Club l,2,5,4 Mixed Chorus l,5, Student Council Off 4 Canata 1,5 Class Officer 1,5 Operetta l,3,4 One Act Play 1 BEVERLY LINDELL Bev 'If there 1sn't some thing to laugh at, make it funny Band l,2,5,4 One Act Play l,2,5,4 Class Play 5,4 Glee Club 1 2,5,4 Mixed Chorus l 2,5,4 Student Council ,2 Student Council Off 2 Cheerleader 1, Operetta l,5,4 Cantata 1,5 Baton l,2,5,4 .7 492. !Qn, v I1 U 1 .ll N 1' ' n , ' lk 'n 1 fl u .. I ' - .. C ' V Z ui e ' I F I - . - I 1 rs A . I - , ' 0 1 N' - .- . F.F.A.-1,2,s,4. .1 1 as ., - ' . ' ' e . 'f 'S 1 . - 3. Y I ll FV 'sr qv- . - ' un 1' '- ', ' - Z. W' - O n n W n 1711 .' ' I . - 0 ,, 1, . 'O' J - ,'1 0. .1 . 1 3. O C .3335 L - ' .f , QL 8 MARIETHA MASON 'M1tz 'The word impossible is not in my dictionary Band 2 Class Play 3 One Act Play 3 4 Declamatory 4 Glee Club 2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 2 3,4 Sextet 3,4 Library Helper 4 Vocal Solo 4 RALPH McCRAY 'Emery' 'A little learning is a dangerous thing Glee Club 2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 Cantata 3 Operetta 3,4 IAURETTA moan 'Boop 'She is gentle, she is shy, but there is mls chief in her eye! Glee Club l,2, Library Helper 2, lass Officer l,2,3, 'peretta 3 OAN PONTZIUS 'Joe 'A good heart and a evel head ' 'lee Club l,2,3 lass Officer 3 Wwe Q Us MARVEL RAWHOUSER 'Bohn 'She knows her own mind, and talks like lightening Class Play 3,4 One Act Play 1,4 Declamatory 4 Glee Club l,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4 Class Officer 1,2 Cantata 1,3 Operetta 1 3,4 JUNIOR RICKEY 'Ric 'Aw, step on it, don't cake all as , this will go '90 at leas Football lfletter 2,3,Q Basketball 2 Slletter Q Baseball 2 4 etter 0,42 Class Play 5,4 Student Council 2,4 MYERS ROSSEUH WRasauc1tern V'Studious, but when laughs, he cries Football 1,2l1etter e,Q Class Play 3,4 One Act Play 1,4 Declamatory 1,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Glee Club l,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4 Operetta l,2,3,4 Operetta Cast 3,4 Mixed Quartet 4 Student Council 3 Class Officer 2,3 SHIRIEY SIMPSON 'S1mp A light heart'lives long Glee Club l,2,3,4. Mixed Chorus 1 Operetta l,3,4. Cantata 1 Library Helper 2 I If 'll an '- , u ' 0 3 0 1 n ' e ,Q kn - . 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I . 1 M42 ' . v 55 Q . 9 MARTHA SWAN nBlondie A woman's heart like the moon is always cmnyng' Glee Club 1,2 Library Helper 2,5 Student Council Class Officer 1 DEAN SWEARINGEN niwnkg nwhy agree when there' room for an argument Football l,2Kletter 5,41 Basket B l,2,5Kletter 43 Baseball l, Kletter 2 I Class Play 4 Glee Club 2,5 Class Offical l CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER CLASS MOTTO CLASS TRIP WILLIAM TROUT nPee W 'len should keep t eyes wide open befor marriage and half s afterwards Athletic Manager 2 Cheerleader 4 F F A l,2,5,4 ERNEST NILLIAMS Enlisted in the Army in the sum er o 1945 Orchid and White Sweet Peas The best things in life are the friendships gained along the way The class is planning to take an interesting trip the last week of school So far this year, our class had had two parties Last fall, we went on a hay ride and afterwards had a weiner roast at Beverly Lindel1's This winter we had a chili supper at Mr and Mrs Be11amy's home and played games afterwards 10 II n 1 , ga 'A he - .- k .N l 'So ' II ,NS 1 nEr fi , - U: 2 3 X. F.F.A. l,2. Q ' x ------..-H Un Class History of 1946 Thirteen years ago last fall eleven members of the class of 1946 started their education under the supervision of Mrs Bessie Miller Metzger That group included Paula renn, Nalter Hatton, Carmen Kongable, Beverly Lindell, Lauretta Mohr, Ralph McCray, Marvel gawhouser, Junior Rickey, Myers Rosslter, Shirley Simpson, and Martha wan The class proceeded to the first grade without any change 1 enrollment and was under the leadership of Mrs Nell Siberts Gorham Mrs Maxine Wnolnms Kurka guided the class through the second grade Janet Johnson entered from Olds In the third grade Mr Gayle Edwards Rotter was held responsible for our behavior Earl Crawford became a member of our class that year While we were in the fourth grade, we gained two new members Betty Gibbs from Pleasant Lawn, and Dean Swearingen. Our instructor for that year was Mrs Dorothy Bennett Renshaw. William Trout joined us in the fifth grade were guided through our fifth grade work by Mrs Clora Lynn Auton. Shirley Simpson, who had been gone two years, re entered the sixth grade which was under Mrs Elizabeth Gilbert Eyestone's care Miss Marie Bergstrom instructed us in our seventh grade work Miss Fern Anderson was our eighth grade teacher, it was in our eighth grade that Joan and Mike Pontzius entered from Swamp College Our Sponsor and officers for our freshman year were sponsor, Joe Wright, president, Carmen Kongable, vice president, Dean historian, Marbel Rawhouser At the end of our freshman year Joe Willet dropped The sponsor and officers for our sophomore year were sponsor, Homer Weis, president, Janet Johnson, vice president, Myers Rossiter, secretary, Helen Canby, treasurer, Lauretta Mohr At the start of our sophomore year Marietta Mason came to us from New London, and Earl Crawford returned after a two years absence. Mike Pontzius and Dorothy Howard dropped in our sophomore year and Elizabeth Bush entered during the year. Junior sponsor and officer were sponsor, Mrs. Lorna Fry, president, Carmen Kongable, vice president, Junior Rickey, secretary, Joan Pontzius, treasurer, Betty Gibbs We lost four members at the end of our junior year. They were Glenna White, Elizabeth Bush, Helen Canby, and Ernest Williams, who was drafted into the United States Army The last new member was Verna Conn, who entered our class in 1945 Our senior sponsor and officers were sponsor, Mr G. G, Bellamy, president, Mvers Rosslter vice president Martha Swan secretarv Janet JohnS0D. treasurer, Ralph McCray. Mr G G. Bellamy was superintendent for all four years of high school The class has participated in all activities and worked hard to make their lives successful, they are all proud to have been students of the Winfield School 11 D ' Q O SO ' . o W6 Swearingeng secretary, Lauretta Mohrg treasurer, Helen Canby, O Senior Class Will We, the Senior Class of 1946 of Winfield High School, acting under no undue influence from any source, do hereby bequeath the following abilities, properties and talents to the underclassmen, hoping they will accept them and use them to the best of their ability I, Junior Rickey, will my speedy driving to Clarence Chrissing er, knowing he will use it I, Shirley Simpson, will my charming smile and baby blue eyes to Marjorie Werner, hoping she will keep them exercised Wilson knowing stein Martha Swan, will my love for the short stout men to Marilyn Dean Swearingen, will my good behavior to Walter Aspelmier, he will use it and not abuse it William Trout, will my extra razor blades to Joe Klopfen Verna Conn, will my curly hair to Betty Gruver I,Earl Crawford, will my studiousness to Kenny Haines, hoping that it will not bring him a nervous breakdown I, Paula Fenn, will my ability to sing to Caroline Rickey Don't disturb the neighbors Caroline I, Betty Cibbs, will my good typing ability to Dean Sligh I, Walter hatton, Lindell Play as hard I, Janet Johnson, she will make the most will my ability to play basketball to Bob as I did Bob will my happy grin to Dorothy Gibbs, knowing of it I Carmen Kongable, will my position in the band to Madeline Ralston I, Beverly Lindell, will my readiness for bright remarks to Lindy Chrisinger, knowing he will improve upon them I Marietta Mason, will my poetic genius to Letitia Kneen may she remember that only a thing of beauty is a jo forever hB.V6 Lauretta Nohr, will my shortness to Doro hy Doyle Ralph McCray, will my cute smile to Junior Mohr, hoping you much influence with the women as I have Joan Pontzius, will my ability to make good use of study halls to Howard Borders, knowing he will make good use of them I, Marvel Rawhouser, will my flashy sweaters to Marjorie McCul ley, hoping she enjoy wearing them as well as I did I, Myers Rossiter, will my manly figure to Jack McCreight ping that with the elimination of food rationing he can make good on it We the seniors do collectively, as a class, bequeath our study hall desks, our squeaky lockers together with our loyalty to Win field High School to the oncoming juniors, knowing they will use than worhtlly 12 I, l . 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I, - . , ho- Prophecy of 1946 Class For several weeks I had been overly arrive It had be n ten years since I had class mates Tonight I was giving a class minute I was hoping all of our class would anxious for this day to seen some of my former reunion party and every come Due to my marriage, I had resigned from my position as the chief telephone operator for the Bell Telephone System I was exception ally proud of my home as only recently my best friend and former classmate, Carmen Kongable, had redecorated it Carmen is one of the leading interior decorators in the city at the present time Beverly Llndell and Janet Johnson are also living in New York and they are as excited over this party as I Beverly is now designing clothes for the magazine Mademoisette and Janet is a kindergarten teacher In the same school that Janet is teaching in, Betty Gibbs is the Physical Education teacher Beverly and her husband had arrived, and now someone was Junior Crawford, the dare Only a few minutes later Janet and her husband, Carmen and Betty else was stopping in front Well, devil stunt rider, on his motorcycle Lauretta Mohr and Shirley Simpson came from Chicago They are running a very popular hair dressing shop called the Laurson Dean Swearingen and Joan Pontzius came not long after It is quite a coincidence that two more of our classmates should D6 1268011 ing the same school Dean is an agriculture teacher, Joan fourth grade teacher and they both are doing very well in their positions at Kansas City, Kansas Mr and Mrs Wm Trout were the next to arrive Mrs the former Martha Swan Before Martha's marriage she was Trout is a very efficient bookkeeper They now live on a farm in Iowa Walter Hatton, electrician, in partnership with his father in Des Moines stopped in Chicago for Myers Rossiter, a mechanical en gineer Ralph NcCray also came with Walter and Myers Ralph is work ing in the field of air conditioning Marietta Nason, one of WHO's radio script writers, Paula Fenn, the famed singer, and Verna Lou Conn, a stenographer for a firm arrived from Boston together One of our classmates was missin We were all quite down heart ed about the matter when Myers said, Will you look at the sleek black car whizzing this way! Who ever it is certainly believes in driv ing The driver was none other than Junior Rickey, the last but not least of our class Junior now is in the car manufacturing business After an evening of renewing old acquaintances and talking over old times, our party broke up in the wee hours of the morning with the resolution to hold another reunion in ten more years 15 . e Y , . ' ' . it N. II. . f ' is a . 1 ' . Un - fl Z-vw M wwf if, WW' M 3 5 WQVVWM MWEQQ wifi ,K gg' MW 7m W M pf XD GX W WW Q K My 1946 n Q 0 xi Q, 0 ef- ,,4 vQf 7 X. Q0 frkf N714 H 5 09' ' HH A 'S . iw AM N' ,, - o.oI ,Q .4 ,QE ' - f ,gm f 9' I ,s K - 'X K ,I N Q ef N -- fix, 4- - ----9 el- -lib 14 UNDER- C LASS ES ? :glued J. l -s.f' 1 4 K44 H I . E A , l - , Kgcnf 44 ,v--. . - 1 1' , Q - 4- - - . A NF ,xxx V nv K X N 1 . V - nA - 'Him' 1 A h 4' . 1 jx. 4' ' 1 'V .Z , - . - gl . 1 M- YW, Q 'X . V -----f, I - X 4 an at 'sv-.32 Pres L Kheen S C. K Haines IYUNIORS CIN V Pres. Sec. Treas. Q Klopfenstein M McCu11ey STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS 1 W S C S C M. Ralston D Sligh At last we are upper classmeni Most of the boys are out for some of the various sports Also both boys and girls are participating in music groups and declam atory work The class enjoyed very much acting in our play 'Ever Since Eve We've enjoyed two class parties this year, one with the fresh men at the Iowa Wesleyan pool and for the other, Letitia Kneen was our hostess at s Halloween Party Eighteen Juniors are looking forward to all the fun and work of the Jr Sr Banquet 16 ink? -r It y,'tr Q e ..ss f c .-Q., 3 I o I Q: K ' ' Ne.. W g W M g o ,. QQ Qko ,Y A '- - Qrel Q ' -3- 'S so x so s X J 4 X NM v s o ' , J Q e'y' ' ' g 5 a f '., ,Ma Q Gao e 5 is -N f- A' me 1 x A ua' L? Q, , , ' 4 iq d l ' oo' L. 5 ,Af Q Q d llke WI 59? afw,f?'H . X 'J . ami - 2- ' 3 . up 'ho Q ' : vs- gf-Aw5,,'-j.,ajf11g :- Q '. Q S 'rg R 5- f 'Sy Hgkymwa. t O t U 0 t I O Q C A Q O n . . 1 l u ' u 0 'lf W. Aanelmeier D. Doyle H Borders IA... 'S RN ig? i s i M Wilson C Chrissinger M Werner 19.6. 5 6-,NM WVNJ :W L Ghz-isinger B Gruver J. Mohr C. Rickey B. Lindoll D- Gibb! 17 SHE ir NNE e Kongable xv? 155 5600 K Cummings P, Perronoud SOPHOMORES E CLASS OFFICERS A-fb A- V PTB: H H111 Treas. J Finch 3 Dm Mx,5e 'Q X S C S E St6ff1hS E Grimmgp -HYX N-My YS B Brennaman B. Vin Vranken .x s. SQ E. Iaubor P. Allen 18 . - w.-my X? A A F iA . f?i ml 'Q Q T K 5 Q M iQ ff1 A. Q A 2 ,, . . K 1.9.0- ' i f ,,,,. , x. I ' gi wvgri gl Qibh A ESE .J R E l w x b v Q X ' t K ,V f x ' ' x f x .1 M lNxf 2 I Q A A in R, K, X an Vx PI' B g , 3 S. . . -vii f f -- f iWTff.- ll ' -,4 vf x aiwmf 'if 'Q ,'?L is I KV 56514 P A35 K I m ,W 5 2wQXx Qiw ,wh m5 Qmf 'w.,LfQEB V, . ' , f- ' -- ' , V' wp: .vpjs -X lk K X , ,X , X 5 fi V 1 2 xi x NVQ ggm XF X ' . K v., .jg . . xl 7 K wr i 'N K ' x to . 6, C, 0 ' . . .gi K- K ,,Lh-, k'., 1 J iy ,-:UW , A ' ' , K 1 - - .f -, , K -z.. Wald t ' 4 1 ,' - f5'Ti Xxx. QT I N. ' x f Q4 o N. iii:vE? C -.-..,w.,. , fa - 2fQ1:l az' K 'sim XM I X 6 if '5 as X' vu A 41 'wg Q. ,Q ,. - ' z g-M ,M om x -1 ,o X J ggi T N M r X, . X Cornwell :No QE 1 El B. Crawford ' Y ' 'Q ka. 'f Q . K S L. Quinlin SEL' Lonsdale wo Bloom AQSgi,i,5.ii.5: . . A :K 3 2 wa. - . A .uk x Ng f' R. Cornwell .. ...X , 3 N ,, Q- , X, .0 . xi A . -Q . ' : 'IVE-fi-Q86 ,xi M. E. Hoover K 'C ' , N , ! lb! r NO J 15 N yiwv i X f o, A x f X E L. Martin ,ax K ix as R. sandquisn I . X a E. Youngman 1 'v K. Doyle - A...5,:g V44 Q25 ogg, 5-1. A 4m,' 2 Rlwx F, gghn Q B. Boyer Q.,-.f 2-,mf , f Q SSE a.fQ B. Klopfenstein Q? ' AE J, Rossiter 19 'L f fm , 11' I ,f '1 Y W. Chillon G. Bates . -wfr icL1ix5i5g,? yo B. Metzger N. Iauer fam 91 1 ,4,'..w, My Cf SE 5. Q or if o .?:':?i, M. Mathews , , V A K Q -Ev 4 K.. 1 .A . hw . X ' Q Q xx' n E0 Lantz S. Conn an L00 I , 4: 5 -W- 1 is' BQ Palm Pres. A. Chrissingor E. Chrisinger B. Marshall M. lirtin FRESHMEN G- I Qj-1 ego r X A ,fry x, if ,gg ?b3Ajg'w -is-,:f'Y'N'gA ge, gg We 'Fi I mf S Q:-.,. ,fx -vu i ,erm 1, ,goo .L A: f ' sw. A A -A 'X 'ailr H? 0 , Q Q . 2.1 I . 'ai QP' Q!! K V. Pres. Sec.4Treas. J. Bellamy G. Nau B. Crawford No. Maxwell WW Af fl .fcf -'-ff 4 we o M :Qwfx 'L f A A fxeygf 3f f ex '2'v:.feS R. Beard B. Canby SFI H, ' Q5 , 3 an D. Robertson L. Borders 20 Stg cp T. N. Cunard B. Hunter P Mason MORE RESHNESI' aah la. Maxwell J Honts R Williams J Mccrgy W Hunter N B' Perrenvud D B81-1108 S Reynolds R Young K Snell Freshmen When our class entered high school, it made an addition of twenty seven pupils to the upper halls The excitement began with our initiation We had several parties including a sledding party and an even ing of swimming at the pool at Iowa Wesleyan We have participated in almost all activities such as football, baseball, basketball, F F glee club, band, and mixed chorus SOPHOIORES It is really a pleasure to know that we now are not the green freshmen that we were last year, but that we have been wholly ac cepted into high school Our class has been foremost in football, basketball, baseball, F F A , mixed chorus, band, glee club and declamatory work Being a fun loving class, we have had two parties so far this year One was a hay ride with a pot luck supper afterwards and the other was a swimming party at Iowa Wesleyan after which we went to the show We hope to have as many good times together our remaining years of high school as we have had these last two years 21 O . Q 5 e 5 Q 0 . as as s i A X , M , ll mfxal ip li . , X 5 X, s x A ' K' K' Y' ,, ,ifg X Q A ii , a,, 1 , a . , . .A. e o o n e 'fa 4' xg, 'i'- P IS' f Eighth Grade Top row fleft to right! Ronnie Rodruck, Billy Youngman, Roland Hatton, Ronnie Kester, Duane Hill Second row Dean Johnson, Richard Stockman, Miss Anderson Third row Twyla DeYarman, Signa Sandquist, Burnette Bargar, Maxine Stockman, Jackie Young Front row Harry Lauber, Robert Mason, Elberta Snell, Eleanor Kongable, Virginia chance, Dorothy Kellogg President Duane Hill Vice President Ronald Rodruck Secretary and Treasurer Signa Sandquist Several and a number ball teams leaders were This year we of our members have participated in the band this year of our boys were on the Junior High Football and Basket For the pep meetings held before the games the cheer Jackie Young, Elberta Snell, and Twyla DeYarman have been having our own Junior High Dan 5 . Y 0 '4 I Q L l 5 P i eel, Q tt ' J' 1 0.7 ws 2 o ggi i s Z 1946 7 - ' 22 07 1 Seventh Grade Top row CLeft to right! Dean Johnson, Margaret Fread 'Arthur Chris singer, Delores Spangler, Cecil Reynolds ,... Second row Elsa Schmidt, Richard Johnson, Dick Cornwe!1T'Harold Mathews, Elmer Howard, Miss Bergstrom Front row Benny Schenk, Virgil Maxwell, Milton Hoover, Betty Molander, Joanne Schenk, Joy Arthaud, Bertha Patterson Pres ident Richard Johns on Vice President Joy Arthaud Treasurer Arthur Chrissinger Last fall several of the fellows in our class were playing on the Junior High Football team and this winter some of the other fellows are playing on the Junior High Basketball team If anyone wondered why we were often seen running around the schoolhouse or football field. it meant we were getting ourselves out of the 'Doghouse', an institution conceived by the Citizenship Club. Other members of our class have been participating in band work 1946 Jr 'O a at f f . HD l h .. . J f 5 E E gb Sixth Grade Top row KLeft to right! Robert Conn, Jack Conn, Marvin Walsinger, Biily Berger, Raoul Wolf Second row Virgil Stockman, Dean Steffins, Dick Brenneman, Dick Beard, Tad Mellecker, Mark McCre1ght, Mrs Steinhaus Walsinger, Phyllis Hewitt, Gwyn Lee Meeker, Janeen Mathews At Christmas time we gave a play for P T A The name of it was 'Christmas Comes to Grandpa' This year we started having our Junior High Dances and our own pep meetings for the Junior High Games There are also several members of our class in the beg1nner's band. 24 E Front row: Barbara Perrenoud, Janet Boyer, V1rg1nia.Ross, Donna Q O O 0 I C SPORTS 5 f ff? v J letter Club Front row LeRoy Quinlin, Walter Hatton, Junior Rickey, Junior Mohr, Bob Lindell, Jack McCreight, Joe Klopfenstein Second row Eddie Grimmer, B111 Klopfenstein, Jim Finch, Sheldon Kongable, Maynard Hill, Kenny Haines Third row Dean Swearingen, Walter Aspelmeier, Lindy Chrisinger, Earl Crawford, Jim Bellamy Back row Coach Guy Leighton, Harold Lee, Myers Rosslter, Dean Sligh, Clarence Chrissinger The letter club is one of the schools oldest established organ lzations but today it is an inactive body This 15 dug to the fact that there is little time for club activities with the increase in the number of school functions. To become a member of the letter club a person must win a major letter in one of the three sports carried on in the schoollfootball, basketball, or baseball! Of the 23 members six are regremfully wearing the red and white for the last time. These boys are: Walter Hatton, Junior Rickey, Dean Swearingen, Myers hossiter, Earl Crawford, and William Trout. 1956 'P 'J V , . R O . I . I I O O I U I - I 4141 3 -9,-7 Football Front row Walter Aspelmeier, Dean Sligh, Myers Rossiter, B111 Klopfenstein, Clarence Chrissinger, Eddie Grimmer, Junior Rickey, Earl Crawford Second row Coach any Leighton, Maynard Hill, Junior Mohr, Kenny Haines, Jim Finch Third row Harold Lee CMgr J, Dean Swearingen, Gilbert Bates, Ronnie Young, LeRoy Quinlin, Joe Klopfenstein, Jim Bellamy fMgr J Back row Sheldon Kongable, Keith Cummings, Tom Patterson, Edward Lauber, Jack McCreight Winfield Winfield Winfield Winfield Winfield Winfield The Season's Record WH OPP Keota New London West Chester Wapello Lone Tree west Brancn ---------------- 27 I I tl ,f ' 'i ' 4 c 17 , 6 he V 151 .T ! E sa I ,ny Al .E .- Winfield vs Columbus Junction ---------- 6 14 vs ---------------------- 13 7 vs ----------------- O 6 vs ' --------------- 0 6 vs ------- ------------ 0 12 vs ------------------ O 25 vs 6 25 1946 Basketball Front row Kenny Haines, Bob Royer, Le Roy Quinlin, Walter Aspelmeier, Walter Patton, Junior Rickey, Eddie Grimmer, Dean Swearingen, Jim Finch, Bob Lindell Second row Jack McCrieght, Bob Metzger, Tom Patterson, Harold Lee, Ronnie Young, Maynard Hill, B111 Klopfenstein, Roger Williams, Jim Bellamy Back row Lindy Chris1ngerKMgr 7, Coach Guy Leighton The Season's Record WH OPP Grandview County Tournament New London Pleasant Lawn Crawfordsville Wayland Columbus Junction Wayland Morning Sun ----- Wapello Wayland ---------- Mediapolis- ----- Mediapolis ---- ---- Crawfordsville - Wapello ------------ Columbus Junction New London -------- - 28 Wh OPP .5 .... Q .. ---------- 23 28 2 Mt. Pleasant ------- 25 36 Mt. Union ------- 35 8 --------- 16 23 --- 36 25 ----- 26 55 --------- 25 51 -- 26 28 ------------ 21 45 --- 51 19 ------------ 31 39 -- 19 25 - 22 45 - 18 42 - - 25 44 35 24 - 51 50 40 38 1946 1331, NIHITPQN 2: Baseball Front row Jack McCre1ght, Roger Williams, Donnie Haines, unior Mohr, Jim Bellamy, Bob Lindell, Kenny Haines Second row Sheldon Kongable, Maynard Hill, LeRoy Quinlin, Tom Patterson, Bob Royer, Earl Crawford Third row Virgil Robertson, Keith Cummings, Walter Hatton, Junior Rickey, Walter Aspelmeier Back row Coach Guy Leighton, Joe Klopfenstein, Harold Lee, Eddie Grimmer, Jim Finch, Ronnie Young Winfield High's probable baseball squad for 1946 is pictured above. The squad will report to Coach Guy Leighton for the opening practice session the middle of March. These boys will have more to fight for than any past Winfield team for a schedule has been ar- ranged between the schools that are memoers of the Southeastern Iowa Conference. At the close of the season a trophy will be presented to the team with the best record in league competition. 1946 ' 'rl ' K V7 Q. ..,.,. . ,, .,..,A ....--A ' 1 nv W xr. x , 3 n ' H n . Q C 1 Q 0 O I 0 WINFIELD CHEER LEADERS jx is--'-5 '4 l -W fv' 'n' if ,ggi W., Eloise teffins, William Trout, Norma Conard The Pep Club was again organized this year by the three cheer leaders The majority of the student body and faculty belong to this organization Earlier in the athletic seauon pins were purchased for each of the Pep Club members Also this club spon sored an alumni dance held on February 15 Yellsl Beat me Daddy eight to the bar Winfield High School is going mighty far Swing me sugar With a boogie Winfield High beat School is hard to beat We've We've We've We've We've get got got got got the the the the the POP steam coach team pep, steam, coach, team Fifteen rahs for the whole darn team Rah, rah, rah, rah, rah, Rah, rah, rah, rah, rah, Rah, rah, rah, rah, rah, Team! Team! 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QL , -A N ' ' . jx . 0 K l ff Ki Q v-' 4 f V n'4wyf,-ggi? :acl I, ' 7 if 1' F' ' ' W h 25.1 ' . v ew Wayan BAND Back row Cleft to right, Carmen Kongable, Norma Lauer Letitia Kneen, Burnette Berger Evelyn Chrissinger, Wylie Rickey Ronnie Rodruck Wilma Bloom Myers Rossiter and Keith Cummings Second row Roger Williams Rose Adelle Bates Mary Ellen Hoover Joyce Kathleen Doyle Jim Bellamy and Geraldine Youn?man, gadellne Ralston,g1chard Johnson Ste ins, lr inia Chan e, atty Allen and Marjorie SECEqTeydNB'ffgfG1bbs Kay Snell Lindell Gladys Lonsdale Caroline Rickey Barbara Van Vranken, and Elberta Snell Rossiter, Bonnie Palm, Nau, Third row Eleanor Marilyn Mathews Eloise Bob Canby Front row Janet Johnson Beverly OUR BATON TWIRIERS Back row: Johanna McCray, Beverly Lindell, and Betty Hunter. Front row: Wilma Hunter. Janet Johnson, and Jackie Young. 1946 D i gggl J 1'1 5 4 w fit .'e- ! i N N. Q . ' o I l l U 2 ' . ' 1 Q 9 x r . . , 1 , 1 ' 3 9 9 a 1 v 1 1 . J Mixed Chorus Back row fleft to rigbtl E Grimmer, R McCray, C Chrissinger, T Patterson, N Rossiter, K Cummings, J Crawford, and Miss Benson Second row, S Kongable, B Lindell, K Faines, J Mohr, B Lindell, C Kongable, J Rossiter, P renn, and J Bellamy Third row R Williams, N Lauer, M lawhouser, R Sandquist, B Palm, E Steff ins, M Mason, and M Mathews Front row M Ralston, J Johnson, M McCu11ey, G Nau, B Van Vranken, G Lonsdale, and E Youngman Girls Glee Club Back row fleft to rigbtl C Kongable, B Palm, R Sandquist P Fsnn, and Miss Benson Second row E Chrisinger, B Lindell, W Bloom, J Rossiter, L Kneen, and C Rickey Third row, N Lauer, M Rawhouser, M E Hoover, M Mathews, E Steffins, an E Youngman Front row M Ralston, J Johnson, M McCu11ey, B Van Vranken, G Lonsdale, and M Mason 35 f I 1 P K B f r A J ' 4 r K . I . . Q o A n g Q Q ' I U I 1 C I vw 1 . o a a a o . ' 0 0 o o u 0 ' . Q . e u n u o 4 I - f U I I I J ' 5 1-... r,.. .Nw ,...,u...s.s.,,...,,,. ...,,.,.,NQ. J' f if A 1 a ,Q .. v 1 . . u u o , o '. o : 0 q o n c a o ' o . o . 0 Q o u d 0 u 2 a o 1 o 0 o o SMALL MUSIC GROUPS BOYS QUARTET Clarence ChTiSSlHU r, Keith Gummlngs, Junior Crawford, and Myers Rossiter GIRLS SEXTET Bonnie Palm, Paula Fann, Marietta Mason GIRLS TRIO H XED QUARTET Gladys Lonsdale, Bonnie Palm, Clarence Chrissinger, Gladys Lonsdale Marietta Mason Bonnia Palm, and Myers Rossitor 54 5 1 Marilyn Mathews, Gladys Lonsdale, Norma Lauer, -'w1u P The High School Operetta The Winfield High School glee clubs presented the ooeretta 'Purple Towers' on hoxember 16, 1945 This production was under the direction of Miss Illene Benson The chorus includes Cleft to right! Back row Clarence Chrissinger, Earl Crawford, and Myers Rossiter Second row Evelyn Chrisinger Shirlev Simoson Carmen Kongable, Marvel Raw houser, Joyce Rossiter Letltia Kneen Wilma bloom Arlene Chris inger, Patty Allen, Madeleine alston, Betty Marshall, Mary Ellen Hoover, Paula Fenn, Ruth Sandquist Caroline Rickey, Marietta Mason, and Eloise Steffins Third row Eleanor Youngman, Marjorie McCulley, Janet Johnson, Betty Hunter, Gladys Lonsdale, Kay Snell, Wanda Chil on, Beverly Lindell, Gerald ine Nau, Miss Benson, Norma Conard, Bonnie Palm, Barbara Van Vranken, Verna Lou Conn, Norma Lauer, Marilyn Mathews, Keith Cummings, Tom Patterson, and Jack McCre1ght. Front row: Dean Swearingen, Virgil Robertson, Jim Bellamy, Roger Williams, Eddie Grimmer, Donnie Haines, Ralph McCrav, Maynard Hill, Junior Mohr, Jim Fincn, Sheldon Kongable, and Ronald Youni- The cast includes: Uncle Hank-Clarence Chriaainver Tillie-Eloise Steffins Mike Murphy-Jack McCreight Miss Applegate Beverly Lindell Earl Parker-Myers Rossiter Helen Trumbull-Bonnie Palm Red Nichols-Tom Patterson Snowball-Earl Crawford Phil Bradley-Keith Cummings Mary Marble-Marilyn Mathews Q36 . a.svvw.l-wer: sf '-mmf wvggzs 1-ST1'g's-' -J' ' ' 'f ' -'-liww I it .Z , ,, Q ,ill K ,,.. .,r.,. , ,. ,,,., W.. . , , ,,..M., ,. K .L ' A - 3 K k X Www, I .QQ l .,.l. f f. , ' ii kk.. . Q 3 if 2. 1 i V - . P s v 9 , . e F W- 4' ,laik 8 . + ' ,V V, I f-4.1 ' v o o Q . s - O o 1 1 l . 0 Q 1 I 4 ' A 1 . A I e n a r- - Junior Class Play The Junior Class Play 'Ever Since Eve was presented on October 18, 1945 It was directed by Miss Lucille Ormiston As they appear in the picture the cast includes Cleft to right Seated Clarence Chrissinger, Bob Lindell, Lindy Chrissinger, and Madeline Ralston Standing: Marjorie McCulley Junior Mohr Leticia Kneen Walter Aspelmier Kenneth Haines, Miss Ormiston, Joe Klopfenstein, Dean Sllgh, Mar lyn Wilson, and Dorothy Gibbs Mrs Clover Mr Clover Johnny Clover Spud Erwin Lucy Belle Lee Martha Willard Henry Quinn Preston Hughes Coppy Simmons Football boys Lindell, Dean Sligh The characters were Walter Aspelmier, Joe 56 Dorothy Gibbs Clarence Chrissinger Lindy Chrissinger Kenneth Haines Letitia Kneen Madeline Ralston Dean Sligh Junior Mohr Bob Llndell Klopfenstein Bob I! 9 D U 1- Betsy Erwinzzz--I-: --------------- I ------ --- ------- Marilyn Wilson SENIOR PLAY CAST Back row lleft to rlghtl Junior Crawford, Junior Rickey, Walter Hatton, Dean Swearingen, Beverly Lindell, and Myers Rossiter Front row Miss Lucille Ormiston, Carmen Kongable, Marvel Rawhouser, Betty Gibbs, and Janet Johnson CLASS PLAY SUMMARY 'Heart Trouble' a rollicking comedy in three acts was presented by the senior class on April 25, 1946, under the direction of Miss Lucille Ormiston, the play proved to be an interesting evening of entertainment The audience laughed at the changing events in the love situation of the Morrison household They felt sorry for the poor hen pecked husband, Mr Morrison, they cheered him in the end when he showed his wife who was the real boss Eager spectators laughed and cried with equal emphasis as the play ran its course Then at the end of the play, were all straightened out and the people went home pleased with the results of the play TH CAST 'Mrs Morrison' Beverly Lindell 'Fred Morrison' Myers Rossiter 'Laura Morrison' Carmen Kongable 'Patricia Morrison' Betty Gibbs 'Junior Vorrison' Junior Crawford 'Lenore Appleby' Janet Johnson 'Jethro Appleby' Dean Swesringen 'Conrad Tyler' Junior Rickey 'Beatrice Tyler'-Marvel Rawhouser 'Tommy Calor'-Walter Hatton '36 the love triangles apparently well ex X .l sl is L f ,NJ 9 AJ I O Q U I e e . .- ' s e I e . - . 'A A - Q - Declamatory Participants On Friday, February 8, 1946, the Home Declamatory Contest was held Those entered in the contest were Back row Clarence Chrissinger, Carmen Kongable, Letitia Kneen, Mary Ellen Hoover, Marietta Mason, and Myers Rossiter Front row Gladvs Lonsdale Marvel hawhouser Miss Ormiston Har! orie McCu1ley, Eloise Steffins, Barbara Van Vranken, and Dean Sligh Oratorical Division Last Will and Testament Dean Sligh Before You Strike Myers Rossiter And Sudden Death Letitia Kneen Dramatic Division honey Nary Ellen Poover Kitty Goes Adopting Barbara Van Vranken Humorous Division Ma's Dollar Day Gladys Lonsdale Junior's First Date Clarence Crrissinger Why Teachers Say Yes Eloise Steffins Interpretative Reading The House With Nobody In It Marvel Rawhouser All In White Each In His Own Tongue Marietta Mason The Sire de Maletroit's Doox Come Up From the Fields Father Carmen Kongable The Black Cat The Home Declamatory winners were Letitia Kneen, Mary Ellen Hoover, Clarence Chrissinger, and Marietta Mason 58 Illusion ---------------------- I--:III-I--:Zz-::::Marjorie McGulley FUTURE FARMERS OF ANERICA Back row Edward Lauber, Sheldon Kongable, Raymond Beard, Lee Kleineberg, Keith Cum ings, treasurer Walter Hatton, and Junior Rickey Second row: LeRoy Quinlin, Bob Royer, secretary, Virgil Robertson, Clarence Chrls singer, Earl Crawford, and Maynard Hill Third row Mr Oard, advisor, Bill Klopfenstein, Donnie Haines, Dean Sligh, vice president, Joe Klopfenstein, William Trout, and Earl Cornwell Front row Bob Metzger, Junior Mohr, reporter, Lindy Chrisinger, president, Kenny Haines, and Roger Williams STUDENT COUNCIL Back row: Cleft to right! Dean Sligh, Thomas Patterson, Eddie Grim er, Junior Rickey, and Kenneth Haines. Front row: lr. Bellamy, sponsorg Lauretta Mohrg Eloise Steffins, Secretaryg Carmen Kongable, President, and Madeline Ralston. 1946 , a 'g ai S ' I I I I 1 ll I Il 1 ll L, C U . , O . l 2 . ' . O O U . O f , if THREE CHAPEL SPEAKERS From left to right Rev Donald Breeman, Rev Max Fisk, and Rev John Porath One of the features of our high SChOOl l1fe are our chapel programs Chief contributors to these programs are the three pastors of the Winfield churches, who are pictured above We are grateful to them for their help Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov Nov. Nov, Dec DOC e Jan o Feb Feb. Feb Feb. Mare Mar. Mar. Mar April April April April April May Chapel Programs Community Singing Rev John Porath Rev Max Fisk Rev Donald Freeman Movie Rev John Porath Rev Max Fisk Rev Donald Freeman Denominational History Bible Class Community Singing Rev John Porath Basketball Rules Demonstration Coach Leighton and Boys Rev. Donald Freeman Movies Rev Max Fisk Rev John Porath Rev Donald Freeman Community Singing RBVQ M11 F1 sk Rev John Porath Iowa Wesleyan College One Act Play Rev Donald Freeman Rev Max Fisk Parsons College Rev Robert Galloway Rev. John Porath Rev Donald Freeman 40 . 18 9:12 . 25 9:56 . . 2 10:58 . . 9 11:18 . . 16 1:00 s - 23 1:42 , . 30 2:22 . 6 e . 13 9:56 --- 20 10:55 27 11:18 . e 4 Dec. 11 1:42 Rev. Max Fisk 18 1:42 29 2:30 0 5 Q 12 e o e 26 1:00 5 1:40 12 0 19 1:40 . 26 9:56 2 10:40 . 9 11:20 . 16 1:00 25 1:40 . 30 2:24 7 9:15 . TF INFIELD SCHOOL BCAPD The Nirror Staff takes this means of expressing its appreciation of the Winfield School Board These men donate many hours of their time and thought to the business of pro viding us with our fine educational opportunities If we have a well balanced school program, which we all know we have, much of the credit is due to these men For the past several years, this board has been composed of the following men Fred A Lauer President Directors T T Warren Fred Weirather Secretary Fred Klopfen Harry Olson Treasurer stein Arthur Johnson William Grimmer BUS DRIVERS AND JANITOR Back row Kleft to right! Bill McCrelght, John Chllson, and Bill Patterson Front row: Bert Gladd, Cloyce Rickey, janitor, and Merle Linder These are the men who have been responsible for transporting the school children to school and for the maintenance of the school building We are all very grateful to them for their services GRADE TEACH RS BELOW GRADE SIX Back row: Kleft to rightl Mrs McCulley, Miss Veva Kreiger, and Miss Doris Miller Front rows Miss Betty McLandsborough, Miss Elma Young, and Mrs Hazel Hoover 41 m.E W ' I 1 c - e 0 0 e e ' e Q -. - -. .. l 1- l U e 0 0 C C O COOKS hrs Irene Rawhouser, Mrs Audrene Richards, Mrs Roselle Crawford, and Mrs Cora Conn POT LUNCH PROGRAM The Winfield Consolidated School has a federally sponsored hot lunch program of which we can be very proud Starting October 15, 1945, and ending March 31, 1946, the pro gram has served an average of two hundred thirty five students per day at a cost of fifteen cents per meal for each student Another nine cents for every meal served is paid by the federal government All of the menus have been very good and the food has been delicious lhank you cooks! OUR OFFICE GIRL Norma Swan, our office girl has been with us for the last two years It is she who has typed our tests and mimeographed them for us It is she, also, who has run errands and helped f everyone in general We wish to thank you, Norma, for through out the past two years 42 Z I U I N . '.s ' Lear all your help and kind cooperation eg A Sept Sept Sept Sept Octo Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec. Dec an an an an an an an Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Mar Mar Mar Mar. April April April April April April May May May May 1945 1946 Activity Calendar Columbus Junction ootball Here Keota Football There No School Fall Festival New London Football There West Chester Football There School Party Wapello Football Here Junior Class Play Lone Tree oothall Tkere School Halloween Party West Branch Football Here Second Six weeks Party Operetta Thanksgiving Vacation Thanksgiving Vacation Grandview Basketball Here Mount Pleasant Basketball There Wapello Basketball Here New London Basketball There School Party Crawfordsville Basketball There Columbus Junction Basketball Here Christmas Vacation Begins Morning Sun Basketball Here Wayland Basketball There Mediapolis Basketball There Wapello Basketball There New London Basketball Here School Party County Basketball Tournament Starts C Away! Morning Sun Basketball There Wayland Basketball There Wapello Basketball There Mediapolis Basketball Here Crawfordsville Basketball Here Columbus Junction Basketball There Boys Basketball Sectional Starts C Elementary Music Program Dramatics Program School Party Music Program Wapello Baseball Here Preliminary Music Contest C2 days! Columbus Junction Baseball Here Morning Sun Baseball Here Mediapolis Baseball There Senior Class Play Junior Senior Banquet Sectional Baseball Meet C5 daysl Commencement Exercises School's Out! 45 4 days! 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