Winfield High School - Mirror Yearbook (Winfield, IA)

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Richard SENIOR CLASS WILL Rose Bates, will my typing class language to Phyllis Chrissinger Richard Beard, will all the reference books in the Ag Room to Hill Ervin Berkshire, will my football shoes to Bob Sands Dean Davis, will my studying ability to anybody who can use it Phyllis Hewitt, will my nicknames to Jo Anna Fleagle hoping she can find a better use for them I, Patricia Johnson, will my Physics book to anyone who wants to take the responsibility of it be more Barbara Ashmore Ttls it will Keeley Hang 9 I extra m It'l Donald Kobs, will my deportment grades to Roy Mathews They will hindrance than help Mary Kobs, will my ability to put up with such characters as Perrenoud to Bonnie Pontzius Janeen Mathews, will my love for P T to Doris Rickey Fark McCreight, will my ability to stick to one girl to Jim Gwyn Meeker, will my love for the short, stout, men to Mary Jane Barbara Perrenoud, will my sense of humor to Joy Jamison Wylie Rickey, will my seventh period study hall naps to Ted Huss oae flat tires at midnight that make you sleepy Virginia Ross, will my talkative nature to Mary B Jamison Janet Royer, will my cheerleading suit to Linda Gibbs, knowing come in handy Benny Schenk, will my ability to get to school on time to Billy It takes about a six weeks to get it timed right Marion Shupe, will my preaching ability to Wverett Chrissinger Dean Steffina, will my initiative in shop to Clifford Royer Virgil Stockman, will my ability to get my lessons to Adam Ireland to them Adam, don't let them get away Donna Walsinger, will my love for Washington to Barbara Singsheim little farther than Mt, Pleasant Barbara, but it's well worth the iles I, . I, . I, . I, . I, . I, , . I. I, . . . I, 4 I, Schenk. I, . I, . I th . I, . . I, I, I, . A - I, . I. on ,e I ' .

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SENIOR CLASS PROPFECY I, having placed my sign on top of the Empire State Building, stating that I am a psychologist, sat back and waited for the business to roll in Who should be my first patient but Donna Walsinger, only she wasn't a pa tient She had seen my sign and cane to see me Donna works in a refrig erator factory She sits in the refrigerators to see if the lights go on Ne got to talking and wondered what had become of our old classmates, so we decided to look them up This is what we found out Janet Royer is an airline hostess on a jet rocket between the U S and Mars Phyllis Hewitt works in a button factory She pokes holes in the buttons Pat Johnson is living in urope and married to a king Mary Kobs makes the holes in doughnuts in a bakery Virginia Ross is a professional baton twirler with the Marine Band The only girl among all of those men Rose Bates is a follies girl on T V Gwyn Meeker puts the red peppers in relish Ervin Berkshire sells life insurance for Berkshire hogs Richard Beard runs a taxi service in Kansas City Cwant a rideol Dean Davis is a hot rod tester on the salt flats of Itah Donald Kobs works in a light bulb factory fBright kidl Mark NcCre1ght makes nveeker' billfolds Dean Steffins is the little man who waves the signals at the rail road crossings Virgil Stockman plays a guitar with Les Paul Wylie Rickey lives on a farm in Arkansas Benny Schenk prints dotted lines on top of breakfast food boxes for easier opening Marion Shupe is down in Bermuda looking for onions KBerm1da onions that is! Doesn't it seem funny that none of them turned out like we thought they would? Janeen Nathews Barbara Perrenoud stuffs olives in an olive factory.