Winfield High School - Mirror Yearbook (Winfield, IA)

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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

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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

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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 . I, ' I, - I, . 9 Y 9 1, . I I I, as . I, - . , ho-