Woodland High School - Ilex Yearbook (Woodland, CA)

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'QS ik sis.. I , . Q . . if 5 X V J S 5- 'A I J ! ,.-. , Na. vw .A rl M I , is b,q: fi A QI' 235-1 , .,:,, I in W .....:.. b I D N .J l , ' , - A 4 . 'Ki i N R K ,-3 'ss ggi? ws... r? -N IKM. LII .TY Pane T Edward H. Farr Principal, Dean ol Boys Elamae I.. Procfor Vice-Principal, Dean of Girls. Senior Counselor, L7b'ar7an Social Science III, Do- mes' 2 Aff Henry K. Weidemann Fnysicai Science, Me- 'rarical Ura.-ring Mary B. Nelson Enfgisr Deoaflnweni, Senior Englisli, Journal- is'n Herndon Carroll Ray Social Science I, II, III Ru+l1 Baker Spanisn, Lafin June Clemmons Drarnalics, Sopliomore Englisln E. A. Poe Social Science I, ll, Ill Louise Epperson Typing, Secreiarial Sci- ence II, Business Sci- ence I R. A. Blum Freslnrnan Counselor, Typing, Secrelarial Sci- ence, Pliysical Educalion Caflwerine Doble Junior Counselor. Junior Englisln, Frenclw FACULTY G. Dale Miller Audifor Scliool Business Aliairs, Cornmerciai De- partment Commercial Law, Economic Geogra- phy, Business Science II, III, Business Arillwrnelic Leo H. Cossrnann Biological Science, Pliys- ical Educafion Elma Meenen Secrelary Io Principal Irma Jackson Freslnnnan Englisll, Public Speaking, Vocafional English The Sludenl Body ol Ilwe Woodland I-Iigli Scliool liereby give praise 'ro Ilwose Io wlwom rnucli praise is due-Ilie Facully ol Iliis liiglw sclwool. llweir unliring ellorls and willing cooperalion are liiglnly responsible lor Ilne excellenl record made by Ilne Woodland I-Iiglw Sclwool during Ilne pas? year.

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N' --'A a A W! WHITLOW LOUISE WORLE JF! Presidenf Viceepresidenl ROBERT HULL JOHN GRIFFITHV Secreiary Treasurer Jlxvl .5 X' x Class of 1g56 l-lE Senior Class, lhe Class ol I936, has grown in size as lhe school has expanded, unfil i+ offers lor gradualion fhe large-sr number ol canf didales in lhe hislrory of rhe school. The firsl graduaring class of Woodland l-ligh School num! bered lwo srudenls. I936 numbered one hundred and lorry. Nalurally lhis large class comes from a school of size-now seven hundred and Jrwenly. So 'rhe compelilion in sporls and aclivilies grows lceener. Bur many members of 'rhe Class of IQ36 conrribured 'foward winning championships in fool- ball, baslce+ball, fennis, lraclc, and baseball. By emphasis on lhe imporlranr scholaslic side of school, rhis graduaring class in ils Senior year, l935-36, averaged +hir+y-live per cenr on every honor roll. According lo a recenl census, il was learned 'rhar many are planning on more schooling afrer gradualion. The Senior Dance, held in April, was a grear success, revealing anolher abilily of rhe versalile Seniors. Bur rhe nighl of June 7 broughl lhe climax, a beaulilul ouldoor gradualion held on The spacious alhlelic field. The sevenryepiece uni- formed band furnished color and music under lhe lloodlighls, which illuminaled 'rhe scene. X . . Thus, in a selling never lo be forgollen, lhe Class of l936, in somber caps and gowns, bade farewell lo Woodland l-ligh School. Gail Whillow '36 STEEL Wirh a will of sleel, Did pioneers lhis old earlh re-creale. Bur loday- We are anolher world. Wilhour This powerful meral, To lhe earlh would crash Our mighly s+ruclures, our progress. Bur we- The slrenglh wirhin ourselves musl Never die- Forever live, you, will of s+eel. l Pair- Fosrlfvfin ..,.,l.i...- --l-lelen Eddy '36