Woodland High School - Log Yearbook (Woodland, MI)

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THE FO RTH GR DE lf'ontinucd from l'ag:c -155 Illtldl' gifts for our mothers. A Geom-re XVZISIHIIIIIUII program was planned by thc class for I.auguap,:e work. Each chose thc part he or she wished to do. Many intcre-sting things were learned about his lifv. Scvvral children took part in the Amateur Show this sprim: and won prim-s. 01114 Baton Twirlcrs, Nancy Benedict, June Kelley, and Gcorgia Win-clcr havc shown some fine pcrforniances. W1-'rc proud of our Cub Scouts lllllllh9l'iliH,' cle-vcn. Rcccntly sl-vvral of our girls joinvd the Brownie Scouts. NVQ' joiucd the Red Cross, and filled two boxes to sk-nd across tho scas, llllldt' St. 1'atrick's Day favors, tray covcrs and nut cups. Sold l'hl'iNflll2lS Seals and tillcd several cards for the March of IHIIIPN. llavid Fruth won thc Book contest in Outside Rvading. He read four thousand, nine hundred pagvs. Others having.: read sixty hooks or more were Marilyn My:-rs. Nancy lft'll'Ftlit'f. and Ncill Mchlillen. llvcause wc have been so busy, the days hace rapidly sclippcd away. Wo arv coming to the' and of another school ye-ar and it will le-are us with many plcasant, llil'lll0l'i0S. .. -6 I f O ' I - I -ziiii ... :E:::l 52

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left to right- Nancy lIZl2'K'l'. Mrs. Ilolly. Phyllis Him-11. .lorry Uairr. l':1ul Ilmmlln-4-la. Gmwloli Noble. .luv Mzlrlili. Mary .lane IA-nik. THE DEBATING CLUB The Debate Club has several worthy accomplishments to its credit this year. They held two public debates and several in practice. Under the able direction of Mrs. Holly they have shown considerable progress and we are proud of their efforts in endeavoring to establish debating as a full-fledged extra-curricular activity for the future. 50