Winfred High School - Warrior Yearbook (Winfred, SD)

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E l0R CLASS HISTURY The Senior Class of 1957 entered Winfred High School in 1953 as green and devilish Freshmen. There were seven students in our class at the beginning of ,the year. They were Bill Hueners, Lila Hyink, Diane Potter, Lynnie Williams, Bill Schaeffer, Bob Snyder, and Bert Verhey. At the end of the first six weeks, Bert Verhey left our class. At the beginning of the second semester of our Freshman year, Virgil Nipp entered our class from Beadle. Our Sophomore year started out with six students All remained except Bill Schaeffer, who went to Howard, and remained the same throughout the whole school year. Three of our students, Bill Hueners, Lila Hyink, and Diane Potter participated in the Senior Class Play that year. Our small class started their Junior year rolling with five students. Many exciting and interesting things happened this year. We had a lot of fun giving our Junior Class Play called 'Abigail Goes Haywiren. We also had fun in give- ing the Junior-Senior Banquet, although it was a lot of work. We enjoyed doing that much for our classmates who graduated that year. In the fall of 1956 school started with only four students but were isaved by the belln! Ron- nie Stratman entered our class a week after school started. Ronnie was transferred to our class from St.Agatha. It would have been a shane to have let our class decrease each year but we are graduating from Wlnfred High School with a five member class. Oh, well, the pianist who plays the march will only have to play a couple of measures so he won't get tired, I'm sure. Through' our high school education we had Mr. Fritz and Mr. Gottsleben for teachers all four years. One year we had Mrs. Keller, one year Hrs. Christensen, and our last two years we had Miss Chapin.