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Jean McQuown Faith Brady Chuck Kratzer Kay Cunningham Pat Nelson Sandra Darby Once Upon A Time . . Gene and Jerry Olson
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Senior Class History w Looking back on the years spent in our grade school days at W. W. Woodbury and A. E. Woodward S- bools, do you remember spankings, scoldings, low grades, and other incidents that you might not want mentioned. None of those happened to you? . . . Well, just read this and you might recall forgotten memories that may concern you. In kindergarten we were quite the builders. We built a post office and a grocery store. We also built a large rowboat with enough capacity to seat us all. Quite busy people, weren’t we? Annette couldn’t sing on key. Can she yet? First grade was a little different because we went to school in the mornings and afternoons both, and began to study different subjects. We had a great Rhythm Band. Janet Serby moved here from Plano. Carol Paden was tardy one day and went back to her home, being to afraid to come into the room late. I’ll bet she doesn’t do that now! Gordon got a spanking in second grade from Miss Peterson for not knowing enough to stay out of the rain. But that didn’t leach him anything. The P. T. A. was entertained by three most charming “singers,” Steve Wutzke, Don McKindley, and Jerry Scent. They had trouble in deciding on who was to start the songs. At a Hallowe’en party the Hallowe’eners were to duck for apples. Consequently, Roger got his shirt all wet. Faith was talking to a certain someone in our class in third grade and was sent to the empty kindergarten room as a punishment. When noon came. Miss Sorenson had forgotten her and went home to dinner. Faith had been alone so long, getting hungrier every minute. So she just went home. In fourth grade Duane Anderson tried to kiss Eleanor Kaufman and succeeded in getting only a few bruises on his leg. The penmanship classes in fifth grade were quite strenuous as each letter must be made exact. Most of us didn’t do that. Pat Keenan also got her hair pulled by Mrs. Gingrey because she was talking too much. Th is year, Marion Dannewitz, Merle Brand, Donna Barter, Evonne Cave, Ann Kofoed, Donnie McKindley, and Steve Wutzke went to La Salle under the direction of Miss Ashbaucher, to take part in a music program. On Valentine’s Day in sixth grade, Phyllis Anderson got a nice box of candy from Bert Busher. During this year we had our operetta, “Cinderella.” and everyone took part. In seventh grade Barbara Reinhart joined our merry troupe as did Janet Serby again after having moved away. This was our first year for magazine sales. Miss Johnson’s room won the contest and Marion Dannewitz was high salesman. We also had lots of fun with our Junior High Skating parties. 23
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