Woodward High School - Granger Yearbook (Woodward, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1947 volume:

E HAWK THE ST AFP Edztor m Chzef Augusta Wxbnarolx Assutant Ed1tor Kathryn B1OI'1d1C Busmess Manager Mack Cheek Class Edztors joan Hass Dolores Doty Nlarv Lou Gxll Bonme VS eber Georgla Evans Beth Grow Anna lNIae Amls Glorza Spencer Actzwtv Edztors Emxlv Sauer Ruth Weaver Ramona Hilton B111 LeMaster Boys Sports Dwlght Marshall Dale Johnson M uszc Edztors George Paterson Rlene Clark Joke Edztor Nlary Bxondxc Art Edztors joe Staker Lesl1e Seeman John Niarmac Snapshots Gav Bmgman Marllvn Sxglm Nvlene York J3.Ck1C Spencer lNadme Tarr Shxrley VK 1l11ams Dwlght Marshall 'Vlack Cheek Typzsts Iblzmeoqraph Kathrvn Blondxc Orma Carpen ter AugustaW1gnarol1 Ruth Weaver Theresa Lehmer Anna Mae Am1s Glorxa Spencer Leona Strauss Evelyn Luke Betty johannsen Mack Cheek Darrel Weber Sponsor Mxss Eleanor Hartness 1946 47 YEARBOOK WOODWARD PUBLIC SCHOOLS WOODWARD IOWA . -. - . n-W-ww-mummwN-mm-.W we . Q I n . 7 . a 1 ,, 9 ! ! Y I . . - . - . 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BOMRD OF DUCrTIoN Truman Baker Presldent Floyd Cooper L B Swearlngen Frank Clark J I Rover D E Countryman Secretary Ralph Nlller Treasurer WOODWARD UUBLIC QoHOOLS The Woodward fublic Schools are organized on a six, three, four olan The high school is an accredited four year school with eight teachers on the staff There are lla students enrolled in 10h school sixty five boys and forty nine girl Seventy six of these students are rural students and elghth grades There are seventy three en rolled forty one boys and thirty two birls Forty three of these students are rural students There are five teachers on the Junior High Staff three of whicw also teach high school subwects The Elementary school includes the Kin dergarten through fifth Drade tau ht bv four teachers T ere are one fund ed and seventy flve students enrolled El hty two bovs r eventy three QlTlS Ll hty eight of these s udents are from rural areas UQ .J ,, A T C' Q Q gr , a E A O I . Dr O O I 3 I - U K rw Q . - ' - - 0 lf- ' a Q Ll as 1 Q S. 1 v I The Junior High includes the sixth, seventh ' F . 1 1 Q - ' . ' 1 l L' S' gg u 0 :Q - ' . f 'Q - s-d s - .. ' ' 'H ' -5- 4. U ,, 4. , -, 0 wa -- J.- L, L. C- 0 woon .ARD TVDWPENDEIXT school. DIQTRICT XOODWARD, IOWA BOARD OF VDUCaTION Truman Baker Presldent Floyd Cooper L B Swearlngen Frank Clark J I Rofer D E Countryman Secretary Ralph Nlller Treasure WOODWARD UUBLIC Q HOOLS The Woodward Public Schools are organized on a six, three, four olan The high school is an accredited four year school with eight teachers on the staff There are llu students enrolled in lgh school sixty five boys and forty nlne girl Seventy six or these students are rural students The Tunior High includes the sixth, seventh rolled forty one boys and thirty two girls Forty three of the e students are rural students There are flve teachers on the Junior High Staff three of MhlC1 also teach high school subwects The Elementary school lncludes the Kin dergarten through fifth grade taught bv four teachers T ere are one huhd ed and seventy flve students enrolled 61 hty two bovs ar eventy three QlT1S Ll hty Slght of he e students are from rural areas w N , Y H if . O 0 ' Dr! C I 5 a 0 ' A 4 . 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Us bolt L 54 o ., rw - 0 - 'F u - I SWS I Q E .. -- HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Mr Vernon B Axmear from Keswick, Iowa Superintendent B S at Iowa State Teachers' College Working on M S at Drake University Teaches Industrial Arts Mrs Hover Uarvez from Peo a Ill nois Acting Plgd School Princioal Teaches economies, government, American PBSOPY and world history Miss Eleanor Fartre s from Maryville, M'ssour1 B S Degree ir Education at N W M S T G Ma y ville W rairg on M S at C S C of Education at Greely Colorado Teaches Beek'eeo1ng,TJping I II, Shorthand I TI G1 ls' Physical Tqplning, and chaperones Girls' Ba ketball Mr Homer O Harvev from Creston, Iowa Attended Cr ston Junior College the Univ rsity of Denver and Drake Univ rsity T aches physics and general science in High School ard American hie- tory and science in Junior Plgh S rool M s Vera E Cannaday 'rem Kirasville, Missouri De ree in Education at Nfm M S T C Kirks- v'lle M s ouri Teaches En lish in Figh School and Junior iigh, Speech and Drametics Attended Slmpson College at Indianola Received Bachelor of Arts Degree Teaches Figh School mathem tics is athletic coach and supervis s boys' phys cal education in both Senior Pigh School and Junior qleh School M ss Naoma P rrln from Woodford, Iowa ttended University of Iow and S1 e on College ad holds a B A Degree Teach s n nun ard tenth rade home econodics classes and ev nth grade nglish M W E Mfr from Sioux Ci y, Iowa 'E A Degr 13 w rnlng de Coll so Teaches music socieloev and month grade history O 0 O C 4 s-J ' 0 T . . 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EQ-5. tg' -- ' 3 L pq ny -1 f '-A Q ' v 15, ua I. 4 - Q hf' 5' P Y N 2 ' ' 'J-.-..t. .. -- .. .'...tt 51' 'A an 'Ev 'hu :H -li' 1941 1942 unit FACULTY FACTS navy from July 30 W E Morse served in the until September 1 1945 Loyd Johnson served in the until October 1945 navy from January H O Harve1 served in an in both the Vuropean and Pacific theaters army engineering Mr Harvey and Kathleen DeTrempe caused wed ding bells to ring December 21 1946 Mr and Mrs Loyd Johnson announced the arri val time game of 'Johnny on September 20 1946 just in to be a mascot at his daddy's first football Another nJohnnv arrived in the Morse home on November 11 1946 and now the music department has a mascot too Supt the violin letters in track I the number and slide trombone He earned twelve high school in baseball basketball and track he holds the national record for of points made in a single track meet Miss Perrin as president of the Dramatics Honorary Society She also won first place in low hurdles Mrs Wall has a grandaughter in kindergarten and Mrs Robbins has a son who is a sophomore Miss Hartness plays the bessoon Mr Johnson the piano M188 Herrin, bells and drums Mrs Har vey the piano but Miss Cannaday and Mr Morse can play anything' Mrs Harvey was valedictorian of a class of 355 she also spent one summer as a ifeguard Mr Harvey taught ballroom dancing in junior college O I 1 - ' , . 7 ' , o Y O O J 1 1 , C 0 - 9 - Q ll I A I n 1 , . A . Axmear is a versatile person. He plays I . n 'J ' 9 . : , ' f I - I - ' 1 . I - . . . , 1 , 4 sh 1 O ELEJENTAUY FACULTY Mrs Mabel Wall from Woodward, Iowa I ing Junior Fish Scrool Pr'nc1ral Attended Drake Unlversity and Unlvcrsity of Neb raska Teach s Junior high School arlthmetic, sew enth grade r adinv und oellw g and sivth grade health Taught t can rd three ye rs Mrs Mervin Robbins from Woodm rd, Iowa 'Ttended Unlversity of Des Moines Received two ye r Elementary Certific te in the field of primary education Te ches si th gr de subjects Taught at oodw rd tfo years Miss Doroth Gelhous fror Hubbard, Iowa Te ches fourth and fifth gr des Mrs Lelah Krumm from Woodward, Iowa EE nded Iowf St te Teachers' College Ebaches third and fourth grades Tnusht et Woodward two years Mrs Esther Kucfn from Ioodwcrd, Iona It nded Iowa State Teachers' Collece and Unver sity of Des Molnes ASSlSt8Ht to third fouth and fifth rrades On staff at Woodward one half year Miss Calona Shannon from Woodward, Iowa Att5EdeH'Dr5Ee Uhlversity Teaches first and second grades Taught at Woodward three vears Mrs V B Ax.ear from Polk City, Iowa IEE ded Iowa State Teachers' Collez holds two year Elementary Ce t f the field of pri mary education, and attended Drake University Taught at Woodward three years Mrs John Bau. ardner from Woodward, Iowa A s s nt o n ergarten, first and second grade teachers On staff at Woodward one half year 1 9 4 Q it x. 5 l ' V' ot . 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Y r 0 315 'I ,E CLA Dorotb1 J 1 Cl dsol R s r N ws Staff 3 C1533 1 J Cless Presld t L Glrl Glce Club l L Leoza Strauss ' EaII I 3 News Ste 3 4 An.u l St ff A Cles Ulag Glee Club l 2 4 Auna me A is EetbaII I Glee Club l 2,L News Stoff 3 A Mi cd Chorus l 2 Class lay 3 A Annurl St ff A Wrauois Bfoe sEctbaII 5 B.seball 3 A Wootb1ll 3 A Glue Club L Class Pl y 3 L Donald Br ant o a Glee Club 2 Class Dlsy 3 L L S EQLL Betty Job n eo B Ketr 1 ,3, Class 31 4 Cless Vlc sident Nevs St ff Annusl Staff L Dick Baile as etba 2 Baseball l,2,3 L Football 1 3 A N ws Staff 3 A Mlxed Cborus l 2 Clsss Pre ident 3 ooJs Glee Club l,2 F lvn Bl7Dj1C P S tbafl 1 Gl e Club l 2 C1 Ss P191 3 L F Chorus l 2 L l Assist nt Editor A S ttet A Ord Caroenter GI Iuc I P L Mi eo C orus l 2 sketb 1 2 3 Sextet 3 A C ess l 4 Msjorette 4 Tw.rlef 1,2 N so 2- -v Nw kr' - xv... 'NJ X,-4' lj Go- f Q 1 ,.a: 3 . L --4 - - 1 X YA Q. flrl e-c ve 1,2 as ,al 1,2 4 ev - - , , A U 9 L7 3 y' f . ,, . A I ' 5' 3,L ., e Pre L ' . . -. A - R 1,21 A 1 I . E' 3 , lg, Q - ' , 1, ' , Fas'et 2 A f Ml 3 A ' 9 9 9 ' . 9 3 ! . -ef I L , - , 1 u' - Q , , Class Sec. R Trees. A Class Play 3,A s - -' 3 L e ,N t 9 ' . ' L LI - ' - L -5 Q' 'N LES ' Y K 9 C .. , -9 SJ --x -' ' W, .ev:' 3 . A - , ,,L.. 121, U P -' , e ,l,L . 4 9 C ,J , 'fi sx C., , L 1 . I ' -A . Illllin- ' 9 Ba f e. 2 A , . 'I , .L '- 1 L. 'L ee C Q' ,L, a , x . 3 , - ' 1 , , ,L ' 1 o ,L le J sv 3,1 3. - 'wr 'Q- .1 smfihk Jr I... is Grgghgr SENIOR HISTCRY e freshman cl s Woodward High School in l943 ecrslsted of twenty six green freshies In September 1944 the long awaited day came and they advanced another fl'grt of s airs to be with the more digrlfied group They gained one new student Robert Henry from Des Moin s but lost fife Harriett Hensen G arles Baker, Earl Weeks Marvel Roxe and Margaret Hall leaving twenty two in the sophomore class Next came their Junior year wit? three new students one from Perry and two from Madrid High School Trese were Dorothy Jean Gladson Leona Strauss and Gloria Sp ncer Tris year they felt quite proud to have pr sented a three act comedy play A Little Honey' which was a big succ ss as well as the Junior Senior Banquet put on with the money they took in from their play and by satisfy ing the tremendous appetites of the football and basketball fans The term nearing its end belng very happy and exciting thus far for he junior class, was greatly sorrowcd by the death of one of their most beloved classmates Robert Vaughn wro had taken a leading part in the class play and co operated to the utmost with his class in all their activities of 1946 when they velcom d bone from the navy three ex servlcemen, sack Smith and Jorn Gray who were former tuderts of Woodward Hlgh School and James Evans formerly of Madrid High School Shortly after the term had started Robert Henry left to join the army thus leaving twenty five in the senior class John and James completed their schooling a Woodward the first semester It was soor found that being a serior was ex pensive business when it came to picture taking time' They spent half a day 'n ' s Moines havlrg their pictures taker early n the fterroon and each doing as they wished until 6 OO when they met and ate supper at Bishops and saw a movie after wards It was a tiring but unforgettable day Skip day senior class play the lovely ban quet ard n addo ion exe cises were added to the memorles lnrg fo be remembered n Here s wish who senlors of the future good lucku and he p of good times together Th so entering .4 4 Q O 1 1 :J 4- - L-C - U 3 4 ., . - Q - , . -V , v , ' T Q r fl ' 1 'I J ' ' ' ' 4 I o . 1 4 1 - A. V 9 . 9 , , . . .T 3 .. 11 I 5 , - , . ,. ' - A , A , V- ,, O I 4- - 4- : u ' J 3 1 4 f ' r . '- I .L .. D ll ll . .... The fleets in, so thought the senior class .V ... 4 3 . .. - v - ' . J. - - Si- A l. C I L , 'L -- . Q ' - , . - .A , 1 'L n . 4- D u . , . 5 A t J 1 .. 0 ' A are , - 4 I V A .L 4 a L ' Q U 3 9 ' 0 - , ' , , , :ln A ,jr ' C.. u I' , A Q ' 9 ' J. J - q f A .I -- A . ALA-U Q n c ,,, . as 1. , Efwi Jack Cheek F 55 II I 2,3 A Basketball 1 2 3 A Class Blay 3 A Don Grs CI Ulu 2 A Baseball 3 A Cless play 3 A Theresa L6h16P News Stuff 3 A Vit d Cnorus 1 Annual Stsff A Sextet A Dwirrt Marsn ll E E 55 II I 2 3 A B sebsll 1 2,3 A Footbpll 1 2,3 A Glee Club 2,A Concert Baud 1 2 mixed Quartet A Mixed Cnorus 1 2 C ss President 1,2 Annual Staff A Student Council A News Staff 3 Brass Sextet 1 Class Play 3 1+ LJ QS PQQLI E lfn Lu I Iue l,2,A Class B1 f 3 A Mited Chorus 1,2 News Staff 3 A Annual Staff A Class S c L Treas 1 2 Basketball 1 Vnck Ch ek F EE?II'I 2,3 A Basketball News Staff 1 A Annual Business her Class Pl Y 3 A Student Council 'CCH larinac se5aII I Foot all 1 Cl ss P1 y 3 A Arnu 1 Staff A Gloria S encer C ub A News Staff 3 la- Class Pla 3 A Annual St f' 2+ Tr Class Sec R Arnold Schllchter Elias Play 3 Z2 ess 3 Q ESC ----' NJ L lx 3 'e. ' 1 . nl - .J -. 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Silver stars were suspended from the str- eamers which hung from the ceiling. The banquet tables were decorated with white cloths upon which were red and silver runners. By each place was a red crepe paper wagon, four of which were connected with a silver star from the center of each unit A centerplece of red and white carna tions was placed at intervals between the wagon units Each guest received a program booklet 'Mem oriesn The covers were white on which was print ed a red star They were tied with red silk co ds The Mothers of the Juniors prepared the ban quet menu which was Tomato Cocktail Baked Ham with Pineapple Salmon Steak Heavenly Hash Salad Garnished Baked Potatoes with Parsley Buttered whole Corn with Pepper Rings Olives Pickles Stuffed Celery Butter Jelly Cloverleaf Rolls Coffee Mixed Nuts Mints Milk Ice Cream Cake PROGRAMME Toastmaster Joe Staker 'Hitch Your Wagon to a Star' Velcome 'The Stars that Shine' George Paterson Response WThank Your Lucky Starsn Dorothy Gladson Song 'Star of Loven Mary Lou Gill k Dale Johnson 'Stars Fell Out of Heavenn W E Mbrse Senior Sponsor Alene Clark George Paterson Joan Hooker Lyla Olson 'Stairway to the Starsn Supt, V, B Axmear Class Prophecy The Star Gazern Darlene Baker Class Jill 'Professor Starlight' Dwight Marshall Journey to a Star' Miss Vera Cannaday Junior Sponsor Immediately a ter the banquet, the guests BdJourned to the school 0 m for their prom The roof was 8 CSUOPY v ite streamers to which were attached silver stars Clarence Cra. ven s six piece dance orchestra furnished the mu 310 one Group of NStar piecesn was played in or der to carry out the theme of 'Stars W . - ' 3 g f' o L :QQ 33? Q 91' at Song----41------------NStardustN---Q--Instrumental aaguiuu ' ittn , QQQQ T occ' Q A f . A 4:0 0 ' SI L1 e and an A Q 1 Q . Q . . SEINHOR Cbflsb 101111 Lesli Seeman August A n Vfanaroli Sketbalf I 3 A P Ketball l Football 2,L Glee Club 1 2 A Baseball 3 Wired Chorus 1,2 Class Play 3 A News Staff 3 L Annual Staff A Annual Editor in chief B Class Play 3 L Jack Smith Jr Student Council A 5 EEEE'II'I'? Baseball 1 2,3 Darrel Veber Football 1 2,L E' ed Chorus 1 2 Class President 2,3 Class Play 3 4 Class Play 3 A Marchinq Bend 1 John Gra J News Staff 3 as et a 2 Concert B nd 1, Glee Club 1,2,3 L Mixed Chorus 1 2 'ffx Ruth Weaver Track 1 H ching Band 1 A Baseball 1 3 Concert Bend 1 2 Class Play 3 Glee Club l,2,A Football 3 Mixed Chorus l 2 Class President 3 Mixed Quartet L Girls Sextet 2,3 James Evans News Staff 1 2 7dltOP 3 A F tbell I 3 A Class Play 3 A Baseball 2 Basketball 1 Glee Club A Annual Staff A Class Pl y 3 Magazine Sales V r . 1 P 1, ' I 'L S . 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I ' , -- , - 3 ,2 r. n 13 a 2 , ' - C ar ' 92: Q ,-,A s 1 -I . 1 09 1 1 1 , E' . his o L BACCALAUREATE methodlst Church Sunday May ll, 1957 PROGRAM Processlonal Alene Clark 'March Romalnen Gounod Invgcatian Rev G D Toole Pastor, Methodlst Church uve Above Thee' Palestrina Orma Carpenter, Ruth Jeaver, Dale Johnson, Dwight Marshall acpompanled by Alene Clark Sermon Rev G D Toole 'Serenade', Schubert Dwight Marshall Benedlction Rev G D Toole Recessional Alena Clark 'Priests' March Mendelssohn COM ENCEMENT High School Auditorium Wednesday May lb, 19h7 PROGRAM Processional Alene Clark 'Cornation Marchn meyerbeer Invocation Rev G D Toole Crma Carpenter, Ruth Neaver, Dale Johnson, Dwight Marshall accompanlea by Alene Clark Address Educatlon for Today Dr L S Flaum College of Educatlon, Drake Un1v rslty Trombone Solo George Paterson My Regards Llewellyn Presentation of Elght Grace Diplo as nlgh Principal Presentation of the Cla s J Vern n B Axmea Superlntendent Presentation of Dlplomas Truman maker Presldent, n re of Educatlon Benediction Rev G D Tgole Recessional Alena Clark WPriests Marti Mendel so n giqrtcgc zccczne -:Gt-01161 . . . ' iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii11122 Y , 111111iiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliitit . 0 . . 1i111111111ii1i11iii1i1L . . . n,,- 1 ------------------------ , . , 'Remember Now Thy Creator'-------------------Adams , B . . ..-rv - ' 1v----- , . , . . e . N !?,,--- ' ' f ' ro --------..----.. -un Ldrlf. 1?.l-A7 'P l'v ' ' ' , I' 'dq l91+,i---Qon:otQQ::1::Q:: ' o 4 r, ' 'oa ' ' ------------a---------- L , , ' W fin---' ' s, h JUNIOR CLASS JISTOPY In the fall of '44 twenty three enrolled as Freshmen The class gained Nadine Brown during the se mester Mrs Cahill was th ir sponsor Due to the fact thnt they wer not so green as most freshmen they escaped initiation During their sophomore year they lost Nadine Brown, 'ayne Perrin R1 hard zornsberry and Ger aldine Boyles Ida ell Clara moved here in March Mrs Cahill was their sponsor again A scavenger hunt proved to be the party of oarties for that year When school started the next fall there were summer Their project of the year was to raise enough money to give the Junlor Senior Banouet To do this they sold school stat'onary, scarves, cans, stickers and dog tags at school Apples, popcorn, pop and hotdogs were sold at basketball games The class play WBrother Goose' was presented November 14 and 15 Miss Cannaday, who is also their sponsor, directed it A school Christmas D nce was sponsored by the Juniors December 19th The biggest event of nr year was the Junior Senior Benouet held on May Qtr when the Seniors and faculty were gaests of th Jlnlors I . Q 5 I I - c 9 1. -,, ,. rm - J , v .LL o 5 7 Q - 0 only nineteen left. Irene Schnoor'left during the - 0 . - a ' p .e - . A L- 1 5 1- ' 'Q JUIIOR CL SS OFFICERS President George Paterson Vlce Presldent Harold Luke Treasurer Alene Clark COLORS Brae and Sllver FLOJER nmerlcew De u Pose UT 0 The past is vane the future is stlll our own SPOISOR Miss Vere Cannaday I A Secretary------------- ---- ----- ------- Darlene Baker 'I , ' will 6 . A ' 4 4.1 G t Y . ' ' 'T' D 3 . ' . J JUNIOR CLASS Back row Biondlc Ramona Hilton Joan Hook er Beth Crow Georgie Evans Ida Belle Cl rk fiddle row Leslie Storev J ck Lcefleuer George Pnter on Orvllle Becker Joe Btaker Wilbur Burkh rt Harold luke Front row Lyl Olson Audrey Newell Shlrley Wlllians 'iss Vera Cannaday Darlene Baker Nadlne Tarr Alene Clark SOPHWORF 'T SS B k r w Harry Bice Tohn Mallan William LeMas ter Richard T ornsh ry, Cnarles Cheek Harry Robbins, V rgln a temples, Colleen Goudy Nylene Vork Third row Mr Loyd Johnson, Dean H llingsworth 1 'I Flinn Rzchard Robblns Malv n Scrlichter, Dale Johnson W llxam Lowery Second row Allce Reese, Jaccuelyn Soencer Betty Straight, Alice Noland Patri a Bice Patricla Daugherty Sarah Gray, Bonnie Mae Meber Mary Lou G'll Bernice Newbrou h Front row Russell B1 e John Dissinger Lewis Thomas Coultney Sfblin Paul Vaughn Larry Bice FRESHMAN CLASS Back row Bernard Bryant David Olson, Bflly Rroads, John Goff Joan Hass, Marlene Jessen Herman Promo RICPBPG Sharp, Marvin Kuefner Mlddle row Mrs Haxvey, Robert N echel Jose q O'Bennon, Kenneth Randall Willlam Hutt Clar ence Evans, WIIVSP Crimes, Da rold Bice Bill Pierce Jack Lowery First row lma Mlller, Vlr inia Caldwell,Emily Sauer, Cay Bfngman, Marilyn Siglin Jacqueline Clark lols Fallen, Inez Rhoads, Dolores Doty Mary Penti o, P85416 a Ur' ther -.- Y -L we . b ' ' : 1-It 147 L 3 4. .. , FW x I l , n I , -. , . . L . , 1.-. I ' V , S , S . 1 v a L 3 -lf , I J., , I fl . . v' 1 2 I . , 1 1 ' ' ' , , . 3 ' B ' - 1 L.. v.L:. Cac o : ' , L . ' - -V Q11 'I Q .L , Oil xl , 4 L L 1 J. A , 0 I O Iv fl 1 L g ' 9 , Rlchard Mlller, Wayne Perrln Joe Cooper, EQWID . I . F i F , .I V , - . , 3 O D . ' 4 O 1 - , . . , -.: ,..- , , 1 T' r ' 1 1 2 4 , 3- 0 a 1 ' ,. ' V 9 1 1 .Q r ' 1 n O . A- 1 0 , L - - . , 5 no U ' ' ' 0 - 4 1 P yy ' ' ' ' Q . - : z ' 3 n . , ' Y' 1 ez xl' - , s ' ' 1 n H F! f5 ' ' Q .I.a-s4 Q' n ' --- 4 , ' , v 1 v n ' .3 L Q' 1 I - - v A . p ..- - - , ,JB- ff-nr' S' in- - W -f Y f 7...-.. - .v... o 'N - ' 5 I --V Y A WWF' K , AQ ...j L A ' I Q .3J'.,?1Qg1,'i: . ,, 1 - - ff ' f my - - - A -. , . , - , A , F f , ,. - xi ev- .- 4 2 IPX .f l A -ga, ,, Y --ff SOPHOMORE CLAQS HISTORY In 1945 they were given the honorable title of Freshmen but the upo elassmen went a little farther an called them Greenies However as a consolation, the Freshmen reminded them that their membership of thirty five was the larvest in W H S The fate of their class was placed in the hands of the following people pI'GS1dC1'1t, Nylerw York vice president, Joe Cooper secretary, Alice Noland treasurer, Mary Lou Gill and sponsor Mrs, Stewart mhese people d1dn't disappoint them either, for they lcd them in planning two class parties which were really super Their first was an evening of fun in the gym and the second, during the last sem ster, was a picnic in Cooper's tim er Now experienced and serious sophomores, they undertook and succeeded in sponsoring the initiat ion party for the freshmen and the new teachers Their choice of class officers were as fel lows president, Bill LeMaster vice president Sarah Gray secretary, Larry Bice treasurer Richard Robbins and sponsor Mr Johnson For their first class party, they had a scav en er hunt with pri es for the winners and fun for with thirteen girls and twenty five boys,they still lead th high school n class membership and by now in many school act1v'tles v I ov ,, ,. ,, . ., A n u Q- In Q O ' 4 -Q 0 0 . . h . ' U r ' ' J 5 1 D 1 5 ' L L . I C - C 1 C 0 i 0 l - : : , -. , l ' - 7 I : ' ' 1 I 5 9 al . I 1 ' ' A C ' ... .. - .L 0 SCriO.LHE C ASS O ICE 'Q Presldent B111 Lewuster Vice presldent Sarah Gray Treasurer Rlcdarc Rohhlns COLORS Blue and Gold Flowers American Deau+, Rose Z. TO Tenlght NP launch where shall we anchor SPONSOR Mr Loyd Johnson - -'I TM L' Ji' I' l ' Secretary ----- ----------- ------- -------- Larry Bice ' I V LJ J rv .TT . 11 2 . o E ' FRFSHIEJN HIS OR! it the beginnlnf of the year thirty four fre h1en took the north s 4 of the senior high usse bly They lost P ul l cken, corn B l r, Joscph O'Bannon, Lvl Rcere and Sammy Sparknan during the year, which le ves tw nty nine freshmen On S pte ber twenty third, they were initiat devilsm There were thirteen girls in the freshman cl ss and five went out for basketball Nlne of the Girls w nt out for Glee Club, w4th four rep rcscntjb thc freshren class ln the Dlstrict music contest Seven u nt out for bend, and three are m Jorettes for merchlng band The boys have been quite active ln athletics as shown by the fo l Wlng s ven 41 b sketball nine 1n football ard s x fn b seball Four boys went out for boys' Glee Club The freshmen are llvlng down thelr record of noiseness -r.. . rn 1 4 .r J 4 ' f . :V V 3 rs L T .irc f W 5, ,A. O U .Q .3 ' T e ew H , e X '15, A - ' I - . - -a - 'e - ' . e' 1 - - ed. It was sponsored by -thel sophomores, ithe f 1,1 0 0 U 0 F7 S .L Y, - ,L 7 , M ' -L . . If UN. - I . .L. 1 '. A O O 7 ' 0 -- w 1- ... LJ 1 U . 4.1 Q - ' , O 5 I - J. 1 .. C ..s ,N U , . . . ul 1 , 4 I QQ 'Q President Vice Pres Y Treasurer I! FRE QHMEN CLASS OrFICERS William Rhoeds dent Wilber Grimes Inezmarie Rhoads COLORS Blue and White FLO 'ER White Rose MOmTO Delores Doty Today we follow, tomorrow we lead W SPONSOR Kathleen DeTrempe Harvey Q LJ - 1 -----II-I--I ....., I----- Secretar ---......-..-..-......--------..-- YD' QL JUNICQ HIGH HI IIJPTS The Junior H1 b is comnosed ot the s1xth,sev enth and eiah h nrades Mrs Mabel Wall is princ ipal of the uurlor F1 h Nrs M1na Robbins and hivh school teachers assist Mrs Wall nith the classes There are twenty one punlls in the eighth grade, twenty nine pupils in the seventh grade, and twenty oupils in tre sixth grade making a total of seventy Out of this number forty four come in on buses from rural areas Junior High furnishes an accompanist for the kindergarten, first and second Grades in the per son of Helen Goff Six members of the Junior H'gr belonv to the concert band Eifbteen from Junior High are mem bers of the narcbinp band The Junior Plvh boys basketball team were entered in the Dallas County Tournamert of choosing a reoresen atlve of the Woodward School to the Dallas County Sue ll Contest, Dy Arn Carey was chamolon speller of 1 sixth grade, Kay Calonkey of the seven b rod. ard Norma Day was winner of ronorr in the elebth de In t e final spelling bee Nor a Day won the ri ht to be our representative at Adel ,N A LJ 5 4 3: Q - - A. , 5' 1: J .J , . v , ... Q 4 4. Q L o - 3 ' Y O 4- A - A A 4 4' an I l 9 D O Q A ' , 4. 4 3 4. c :S . A. - 3 0 . A Q E IN - . ' L Q In our preliminary contests for the purpose I V t .L Ls . 'V v' '7 4. 4, L. t L0 4. -Lx-, . ' '.,4 . tie .. t. Q'fle . - 1 ',. fra- . - h m ' . 5 - LL s EIGHTH GRADE Back row Bobby Hoekinson, Berta Vvans, Ma cella Crouch, Helen dartincic Norma Day Lee Battarg Middle row Joe Zagnoll ames Vaughn Dicky Bice John Henry, Carl Frlsk, William Renfrew, Frank Lowery, Miss Naomi Perrin Front rov Gerre Soencer, Delores Stoneburneg Joan Clark Helen Goff Darlene Smith Betty Rboads Lee Roy Van Lew Frank Vignaroli SEVENTH GRADE Back row Donald Weeks Laurence Bice, Lynn Davi son Joyce Hooker, Joyce Apo nzeller Billy Rose Jerry Sha p, Maarice Sh Board, Larry York Dean Varisco, N fl Jilson, Noll Grow, Gary New oll, Kenneth Tingwald Weldon Str ight Elmer Propp, Mrs Mabel Mall Front row Marilyn Van Lew La Vonne Ha s Marj orie Segrave, Barbara MoMorr1s, Shirley eaming Darlene Siglin, Neva Caruth, Lyene Pierce, Rob- erta Harvey, Marilyn Kay Calonkey SIYTH GRADE Back row Hugh Goff, Bonr'e Snider, Georgia Drake Janice Bristle, Bay Travis, Joe Reeves Middle row Dean Elliott Loretta Stoneburneg Loyal Williams, Richard Small Raymond Reeves Rex Daughertr, Mrs Mervin Robhins Front row Jeanne Newland Keith Gray,W1lbur Straight Bonri Noland fobn Meier Yvonne Straight Del a Evans : 'W - r 1 , . 1- Y ', 5' .. , Y: U 2 I ' 9 Q , 4 , - O QI : - , J , t., , . 4. - f ---' Middle row: Wilfred Storey, Dennis Countryman, . rg, E '-' n 6 1 9 1 0 a Q ,. U , L L C : AL . 0 O ' I 1 .. .a- A , 5 . . . D 'S ' 1 A C U 0 ' J .am - ' ' , -v --A O 'lf' tal FIFTH, FOURTH, AND TUIRD G?aDE WISTORY The intermediate grades are taught by two teachers, Mrs. Lelah Krumn and Miss orothy Gel- haus. Mrs. Krumn teaches the third grade and part of the fourth. Miss Gelhaus teaches the fifth grade and part of the fourth. FIFTH GRADE The fifth grade has an enrollment of twenty two Twere are eleven boys end eleven girls Six of the students re from town and the rest from rural areas J caie W eks and Marie A is have had perfect attendance for the year D rlng the year there has been two new people who entered the fifth grade They are Ronald D y and L.r4y Sayles Also there has been a number of transfers and those are Lnoyd Lancaster, M rvir O'Bannon, and S ra V r sco Frank North dropped out b cause of sickness There have been Halloween, Christmas and Va lentine parties The fifth grade have participated in various sports which were baseball, football, and basket ball with other grades FOURTJ GRADE The fourth grade has an enrollment of twenty and the average daily attendenc has be n F1 M: n Pobert B inbrige entered the grade during the year Th r ar thr e boys and four girls who live in town, nd six boys and seven girls who ccmt from th rural districts Connit Ins ls and K nn th Bryant have perfect attendenc There have b en parties at Hallowe n C.rist mas and Val nt1ne's Day Thtrc have be n s v ral bask tball games at noon U'RD GRADL Th third grade room has an nrollm nt f tw nty two T o have moved to ' oming, on to C l ifornia nd on to O lanoma M tilda Johnson is thr only n M s If nt r th third grade The av ra d il' atterdanc has bcfn nine tc n ar thr boys and ont girl who l1v 1 town, and six bore nd tw lve girls who come from rural district There hav b tn parti s on Hallowc n, Christ mas, and Val nt1ne's Day Marlen Bixby has had a p rfect spelling for th ntlrc year . . 1 - - . - . 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FIFTH GRADE Back Row Ronald D ,, Larry P terson, Lary Jean Harker, Larie Amis, larjorie Fi h, John Putt nd Jerry D vis on Riddle Row LlSS Gelhaus, Iarvin O'Bannon, haom Seiders, Charles W elchel, Alvin rronsddhl, Tom- my Newell P tt Henry, and DDHIS1 Clark Front Pow Bewerely Newland, Gary B1xby Audrey Greif, Grace Anderson, Dale Battanl, Jack Veeks Janet Roby, Nadine Pierce, Alyce Thompson, and Ruth Friar Back Row Gene Ruble, Mary Reeves, Donald Iclor ris, Joe Brozolvich, Jack Barker, Jlm Carr Middle Row lisa Krumm, Emmett Noland, Donna Gri mes, Paul Evens, Kenneth Bryant, Helen Noring Miss Gelhaus Front Row Karen pgvisson, Johanna Deemy, Iris anderson, Bett Sharp Connie Ingles, Avis Van Lew Mary Ellen Hansen, Shirl y Vernon 'IRD 'RAD' Back 'ow Harry Reeves, Robert Clark Charles Pepples, Dean Bice, Jerry Brozovich Biddle Row Miss Leloh nrumm, Jo Arn Neyer, Nancy Newell, Dwane Tinonald, Norman Selders, Dixie Doty, Billy She rer Front Row Mary O'Bannon, Marlene Bixby, Janice Sheppard, Carolyn Peters, larilyn berth, Elnora Dyer, .nn Siglin, Carolyn Pentlco ,n . , , I : KL , Q 1' 3 T 'L S Q A , 8 S . ' Y f I I 1 1 . n ' 1 Y '- T! : L. L f- v ' , Cl v - -1 C.. Q Q 0 7 ' l O . , ' 1 f . L I ' - 'DWL' 'D 'W : JCLN.- GnADL ' T : Q 1 . Pg 3 I I Q I 5 O I : al : I - 9 ' O l l Y' 1 J 2 ' , , e . F1 T 1 66-A N! bl I l I at I . . ' 5 ff' 7' A I '- L A I cr' . ' L Q ' . . , I - . O I . . ' g, T .4 J Q 0 0 0 3 a . n 5 Q 3,1 ' 515 'Hin QA '1 f. ,- - 1 1 9 Ha Q 1 fg 4 ' W fi 1 5 . 1 i 5 5 5 51 i ., 1 Q if f ' rl SECEND, FIRST END KINDERGQRTEN HISTORY Kindergerten and eleven first graders are taught by Mrs, Wilzv Ltmeer. The remainder of the first graders and the second grade are taught by Miss Caloma Shannon. SECOND GRAD? mrere are twenty six er led in the second grpde fourteen rural and twelve Jrban members The bubils with nerfect ettendence ere Dick Burns and Dorothy F'sh FIRST GQADE The enrollment of the first grsde is twenty four eleven rurel nd thirteen orb r members The Utoils th oerfect tterd noe are Susen Sre rer nd Cherles Menz The children n yed F llow en Christ m s end Valentine osrties The l r U ts of vo K ir S cisl Stud es M re 'T e Far d w We Deberd Uoon It U NThe Post f H or erl UTr nsoor ti T KIID RGA mLN There are thirty four rrolled ir k nd rg r isnt n rtr l fd sivt er urb r children t 'rst semester vid E c U nry Celonn y, Artndr Dean Gilb rt Tonr, Ph'ons, Sus n D visson d MeDonra Greene ibis grouo end Mrs txmear's first gr d rs or s nt d H lloween nrogrem for cr ldrtn's DG cole in the gr de building A d bv the s cond end first zr de, they Dre S t Chr st orogr r or Dec mbtr l9 A ole nChr1str s Gomes To Gr ndo Q Duobet srow sn or l re d w e in nttrwctiors Sixty 'ive ones hsve he le rn d r y s L V 1-I 4. A 8 ATOL... 1 , , . . - M - - , . 4 -M 0 L .. , -. . , 9 --.. , . 9 L - Q -' - wi h i. 2 . D. , , . Q s - i . n, heve e.jo is e , - At-,A - 3 L Q D - Q ge .ni,. ' r gl o 1 A T. . 'Q h Nm sn no -z J , 0 ' A ,- O.-ic:, C .munity Life, v.- Q ta- ,-x H c.. T 1-1 YH 'H X IL 7.4 J. U - .. 'e L .5 4 9 ' 4- A ten, t.-:. ee 1 9 S4 . e L . Q i . . 7 - - v-4 The following wer n ith r absent nor tordy he fi .' : De - 1 5, nf 'e . .' 4 Q , hiv ni H Q D , an W A . ff! . LA w . . . .. 9 C n Q C. O D P -.., Q the .i 1 motnsrs Q ' the TP - . 2 . s- siste , . e , V Q . - sn ed D L i mes en . e. 1 . ,y .. ' ' 9 9 , n A 4 ., d ch D e ing ere th me' f - L . - -- s : . . en U e t.is G r. 'XN SECOND GRAD Back row Joe Shearer Harold Kuehl corn Rose Edward Anderson Dick Burns Marvell Greene Roger Strelgrt James Lane Middle row Max Hltsman, Glenn Crum Robert Frons dahl Ralor Bee: Joan Mclorris Larry Ovlatt Tom Rofer Michael Baker Bohbr Battari Front row Nancy Newland Susan Carey Diana See mann Betty Carr Dorothy Fisn Patricia Mougln Rochelle Evans Mary Aman Betty Stoneburner FIRST GRADE Back row Miss Caloma Shannon Ronald Hutt cllle Booheister Robert Sheonard Charles Menz Geraldine Jores James Dean Mrs Wilma Axmear Middle row Doyle Ruble Archie Reeves Eugene Grimes Dennis Prlops mroy Evans, Jack Daug h rty Donald Fish Beverly McMorr1s Front row Susan Srea er Judith Drake Gary Cor Stanley Carr Marllvn A wlard Flalre Brozo vich Not in the olcture is Rich rd Sayles KINDERGAHDEJ Back row Jimmy D y Mlcrael Segrave, Martha Beck Betty Arnold Jol ne Frantum Samuel Starnes, Donald Lacaey Barbara Fish Madonra Greene, alter Starn s Middle row Mrs Wilma Axmear Arthur Dean Gil bert, David Nagel Janet Peonles, Joseuh Mar tlncic Henry Calonkey Tommy Phioos D a Bo dansky Laura Cox David Ver cn David Bice Front row Bernadlne Jones J6 Ann Boden Robert Riesling Nancy Baker Allan Hitsman, Jsney Van Lew Sally Davlsson Susan Davlsson Deanna Lincoln Linda Ruble Jorn Myers Larry Hoa kinson Not in the olcture are Delorls Nichols and Carol Garthright X..... 5... ? 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V , Wh 'g- Wi fj f ' - xy K' f Wt!! ...N ,-If fi ' U ' W' l 4 VD' If , x K V1' N Q A f i E , E Q T I GIRLS BAKETBALL The Hawkettes started the season with a large group reporting for practice The souad being too large, was out to nineteen girls Those left on the squad were Leona Strauss, Orma Carpenter, Betty Johannsen, Audrey Newell, Lyla Olson, Darlene Baker, Ramona Hilton, Alice Noland, Colleen Goudy, Helen Martincic, Inez Rhoads, Nylene York, Thelma Mlller, Lois Mallan, Jacqueline Clark, Marilyn Siglin, Bonnie Weber,Patty Bice, and Mary Lou Gill The girls began the season with a bang, win ning the first two games easlly but dropping their third game into the hands of a worthy opponent by two points Several of the girls that olayed on the first strlng last year were back with us this season These were Leona Strauss, Betty Johannsen, Orma Carpenter, at guards and Darlene Baker, and Audrey Newell at forwards The squad loses three girls this spring Johannsen, and Leona Strauss, each of whom played a great deal on the flrst team as guards The Hawkettes won only seven of their nineteen games this season The total number of polnts m de by the Hawkettes in their games thls year was 578, the total number made by their opponents was o25 The girls who are rece1ving letters in basket ball this year are At Forwards Darlene Baker Colleen Goudy Audrey Newell Ramona Hllton Helen M1ltlHCiC At Guards Betty Johannsen Orma Carpenter Leona Strauss Lyla Olson Alice Noland The squad was coached by Loyd Johnson, chaperoned by Mlss Eleanor Hartness and through graduation. They are Orma Carpenter, Betty GIRLS BASKETBALL Back row Pat y Bice, Lois Mallan, Marilyn 515148 Loyd Johnson coach, Jacquelin Clark, Bonnie Weber, Mary Lol olll Middle row Jdss El anor hartness, chaperon, Thelna Mi ler Ramona Hllton, Allce Noland Helen Martl clc Nylere York, Idzemarle Rho ds hannsen, Leona btradss, Audrey New ll Darlene Baker, Colleen Goudf BOVS BASKEWB L Back row Coach Load Johnson, Harry Bice Russell Blce, Joe Coopfr, R1 hard Robblns, Nllber GTlACS, Rlchard She p Dale Johnson, Bernard Bryant F ort row Larry 5106, Leslle Se man, Dwight Mar shall, Orville Becker, Dick Balley, Harold Luke Bill LeMaster . 4- .. I - -. I K2 , . C f W4 4. S - L' B l. . , 'I x , + ' . ' HL fl 1 4 A A 1 Cr.: Q Front row: Lyla Olson, Orma Carpenter, Betty Jo- . ' ' e , Y n , 'Y F 1' I U' . p A , y o ' ' : C ' 1 ' 91 -3 .L , - r 4 . I Q . . 3' ' O ,- 15.5.5 gi, ,,. - -'Q V v1-.rg ' ' - GIMS ' BASKEWBALL ROYS' Q-ySY' TBALL . -.-f W f , A. A Af . -Q - u . .,- 5... BOY S BASK'TBALL 'oodwmrd boys basketball team ju.t couldn't find the ran e of the basket They dro,ped eleven games and won five They, however, wor the sec tio al from Yankee in two three mlnute overtimes On the squso were three seniors, two Juriors, six sophomores and three freshmen The three high polnt ren were Dick Bailey in the twelfth grade with flfty one goals made twenty free throvs and m sed fourty two his total points were 127 Next came Orvllle Becker, Junior, with fourty four goals and twenty four free throws an ml sed thlrty his total points were llO Close behind was Harold Luke with four ty five goals, sixteen free throws made and twenty three missed, total points 106 All together oodwaro total goals were 431 free t1rows made, 183 missed, 198 totul persaril fouls were 4A3, technical, l and total polnts 595 The tear was coached by Mr Loyd Johnson I ' ' .1 A-, ., I Q :v 1 'U YN fi o 0 . Jl . , 4 - A 0 ' 9 -L ' 0 Q Q ' o x 15 - , 7 - O 4 . - , - . u . Q Q 5 N-n , . 3 Q o U I Y T ' P . 1 . .I , 4 Q 0 - c - A e 9 9 X ' 4-- . . 3 . u 3 , , FOOTBALL SQUAD Back row Richard Sharp, Jack Lowery William Hutt, Kenneth Randall Richard Hobbins Richard Thornsberry Paul Vaughn Harry Robbins, Loyd Johnson Ccoachl Middle row Bernard Bryant John Goff, William Rhoads, Jack Cheek, Richard Bailey Dwight Mar shall William Lowery, Wilbur Grimes David Ol son Front row Leslie Story, Francis Bice, Wilbur Burkhart, Leslie Seaman, Marvin Schl1chter,Maok Cheek, Donald Bryant, Harry Bice, Orville Beck er, John Mallan, Harold Luke Larry Bice Larry Bice, Leslie Storey Dean Hollingsworth Wilbur Burkhart, Bill LeMaster, Orville Bacher Mack Cheek, Jack Cheek, Dwight Marshall Harold Luke, Coach Vernon B Axmear, Dick Bailey 1947 BASEBALL SQUAD Back row B111 Rhoads, Francis Bice John Dissin er, Harry Bice, Jack Lower William Hutt larence Evens, Kenneth Randall, Bill Lowery Courtney Siglin, Richard Sharp Middle row Dean Hollingsworth, Bill LeMaster, Russell Bice, Marvin Schllchter, Richard Robb ins, Joe Cooper, Dick Miller, Wilber Grimes Dwight Marshall, John Mallan Front row Dale Johnson, Larry Bice, Leslie Stor ey, Wilbur Burkhart, Orville Becker, Mack Cheek, Jack Cheek, Harold Luke, Dick Bailey, Coach Loyd Johnson 1 ' 9 Q , Mr ' 1946 BASEBALL TEAM I I A ,, I S Yr' p I ' A yn 1' i I I w - -A3577-'? ?F5?g:-bt - k ' A ' 1 1- f. .sf 1 , '--EL f 'I 'AL '. , - 1 . 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A A-'r BASEBALL The Woodhawks baseball season was a little slow the first three games They lost to Slater, Madrid, and Luther The fourth game they came through with a victory over Rippey by a score of Playing Roosevelt High School from Des Loines, they lost by a score of 6 O Coming back on the last game before the Sectional tournaments, they trounced Rippey again 13 6 In the first round of the Sectional tournment at Slater, the Hawks played Sheldal, winning 7 5 Woodward won the second game from Madrid by a very close decision The game belng won with a home run by Jack Cheek The score was A 2 Grimes, their next opponent, proved to be a very easy mark when the finals Dick Bailey pitched a shutout game against Slater, and it was won by Richard Carzoli scoring from second or 1 double in the 8th inning The final score being 1 O The players who helped in winning the trophy were the following Harold Luke nick Bailey, Mack Cheek,wilbur Grimes,Lesl1e Storey,Richard Carzoli Orville Becker, Larry Bice, Vilbur Burkhart, Jack Cheek Je wish the team 'Good Tlcku in the Dis trlct Tournment As only three of these boys are Seniors pros pects for the coming year look good The squad was coached by Mr Loyd Johnson 5-2. - the Woodhawks walked away with a 12-3 decision. In FOOTQAYL The football souad started the season off on the vrong foot with Madrid taking a 14-7 victory and then being overoo ered by a much larger team n eny 6 O The dec between Johnston and winning streak and won two straight Redfield 06 7 and Maxwell 6-O The Dallas Center and Woodward game was one sided with Dallas Center beating Joodward 47 15 The last two games of the season were successful, winning from Anita 26 14 and from Ogden lB 2 By the end of the season they had won four games, lost three and tied one The football squad was twenty eight strong, with eleven letter men back The olayers of the backfield were all letter men consisting of Jack cheek, Dick Bailey Dwight Marshall, and Jack Smith The line consisted of Leslie Storey, Harry Bice, Wilbur Burkhart Leslie Seeman Donald Bry ant, Marvin Schlichter, and Harold Luke The veterans showed some brilliant running, blocking, and tackling. 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X Q ' X5 ' O , O' Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct ct ct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nev Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec c Dec Dec ec Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan CALENDAR OF EVENTS . School Opened Rev Trebald Spoke in the Assembly . Teachers' meeting at Winterest Teachers' Reception FOOTBALL Madrid, here Iniation of Freshmen and New Teachers Ankeny, there Seniors had pictures taken Wm Crashy, Negro Lecturer Johnston, there Madrid Seconds there Redfield, here Feller Day Mrs Morton Maxwell, here Madrid Seconds, there Magazine Campaign began Sixth Grade Party Huntington the Magician Dallas Center, there Magazine Campaign Inded Anlta, here Flle Plctures were taken Eight Grade Party Ogden, here Vacation for Teachers' State Convention Ar lsties Day Program S nlor Class Party Jun or Party after Play BLSKETBALL Polk City, here Ogden, there Football Banquet Johnston, here Thanksgiving Vacation Granger, there S v nth Grade Party Grimes, here Madrid, there Waukee there Minburn, there Grade School Chr1stmas Program All School Christmas Party Christmas Vacation Slater, here Grimes, here Granger, here Ind Ball Game Woodward vs Granger, here Gr nger Assumptlon here Ind B ll Game Woodward vs Granger here Johnston, there Madzid, here ---K e 210000 eeeeoeeee oeeoeeoeoooeee- e 110000 een 0 Q 13eele e ceo ' o 19100eoeeeeeeepeeeeeooeoo Q 2oll.llf'Qll. lllllllllli e 23eeooe I 270iUIQCICCIICOUQOUUCCOOIIOICOC o 20490 enoeeeeesoee -, O 2IlU Ill. 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Jar' Jar Jan Jan Jan Feb Feo Feb Feb Feb Feb Fen Mar Mar Var Mar Mar Aor Aor Aor Aor Aor Aor nor bor Amr hor Na May Vaj May Mav lay May May May May 1 0 16 OA O4 c 11 Some Arnual Pictures Taken Gfrl ' County Ton anment O1 Citr nge Boy ' COlPf1 Tournamert huk rls' Jr Hfg bere e o s rlar faucee G rls' Sect onal at lb. .Fon Jur or Cla s Pa ty A f Navy Gare Grar e A tier nr re 'irburn rere mukee, there Boys' Sectlonal Tournament VUSlC C1 n'C Lion' Qlub rere Girls' went to State Tournament Seniors Soonsor Scbool Dance Turk Qaorael Emmanual Music Concert JlF1C Y Luth r there Eighth Grade Cla K Pa ty woef re Senior Glas Pang Ro sevelt, t ale Band to Drake Relays Seah Class Party Seventr Grade Pa ty 5en1or Skio Day J Sconsor May Dance Sectional Tournament Merit Test Madrid, tr re Jln or Senlor Bandvet Dao alaureate Latner Here Stvl Snow Co encevent Scuool Erds Fone .. 21 ---------------- , A , J 4. 2u-N --.. --'-------- 7- A -5 14 . - 27 --------------- ----------- P 'K Q, ',re q gg, -'-'-'---'-'- ' S ' A ,df A , A . 51 --------------- H ,509 Gi - , , n,N, Q. 2- ------- 1 . r ilgnaunt E.:lnl, , 5 5 1 ' I v .L .L 1--. - 12 ----'------------------- li s T 1 0 - '- ' '--' ', - .A Feb. 14 ---------------- - .Str ssufcclql, LP , . . 18- ---------------------------- H-. , . . 21 ---------------- ------------ -' 4 7. 26-23 -------- A ---- 1 - ' , H 0 3 ' A . 1 ... 5 4 -'-------------. - -'-'--' . 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Qc, U e L 14 '----'--- ' mf , .1 'n-,--------C--'..--' L 5 THE HAWK ANNUAL ST FF '-W Woodward High School, for the first time is putting out a yearbook, this year In order to select a name for it, each class chose an appro priate name, and as each person paid for his an nual he was allowed to cast one vote for the name he liked best The name chosen by the Seniors The Hawkn, was the wlnnlng name, so thus our ye book is called The staff is made up of students from the en tire student body who are willing to work on the yearbook You wlll flnd the staff and their pos itions listed in the front of the book HI LIGHT STAFF NE' YSP PER Ruth Weaver Editor ln chief Darlene Baker Darlene Baker aasdst Edltor Colleen Goudy Evelyn Luke 2nd s lst Editor velyn Luke George Paterson Muslc Department George Paterson Dick Bailey Sports Department Harold Luke Mack Cheek Audrey Newell Audrey Newell Georgia Evans Commercial Department Alene Clark Theresa Lehmer Theresa Lehmer lice Reese Home Ec Department Sarah Gray Delores Doty Delores Doty Teachers Grade News Teachers Dorothy Jean Gladson Senlor News anna Mae Amis Nadlne Tarr Junior News Lyla Olson Mary Lou Gill Sophmore News Nylene York Kenneth Randall Freshman News Joan Hass Anna Mae 1mlS Typists Mary Biondic Orma Carpenter Alene Clark Kathryn Biondlc Ida Belle Clark Theresa Lchmer Georgia Evans Betty Johannsen Beth Grow Evelyn Luke Ramona Hllton Leona Strauss Joan Hooker Gloria Spencer audrey Newell Augusta Vignaroli Lyla Olson Nadine Tarr Shirley Williams Bonnle Snlder Junlor High Reporters Bonnle Snider John Miers John Miers Rosie Earll Ros1e Earll Joan Clark Joan Clark Joyce Hooker Joyce Hooker Barbara McNorr1s Barbara McMorr1s SRONSOR Miss Eleanor Hartness ii 1 , , 1 r ' 9 ' ' ar- Nylene York ------ -Odds and Ends -------- Nylene York THE HAWK STAFF Yearbook Back row Ramona H'l+rf Weber John Mari B11 LeMaster, Georve Paterson Leslie Seeman Orma Carpenter Middle row Gay Blrgman, Georgia Evans, Ruth We aver, Shirley Wllliams, Nyle e York, Beth Grow Betty Johannsen, Marilyn Slgllr, Dolores Doty, Anna Mae Amis Front row Nadine Tarr, Jackie Spencer Emily Sauer, Mack Cheek, Kathryn Blondie, Augusta Vignaroll Miss Vleanor Hartress, Gloria Spen oer, Mary Blondie Mary Lou Gill, Alone Clark HI LICPT STAFF Newspaper Back row Mary Blondie, Mary Lou Gill, Dorothy Gladson, Nadine Tarr, Sarah Gray, Ida Belle Clark, Kathryn Blondie Beth G ow Helen Martin cle, Auvusta Vlgraro 1 Berta Eva S GCUFSC Paterson, Dwlvht Va shal Second row Vack Ch ek, Kenneth Randall, Alloc Renee, Shlrley Williams, Joan Hass, Dolores Doty, Nyl ne York, Leona Strauss, Betty hanneen, Ramona Hilton, Alena Clark, Harold Luke, Miss El anor Hartness Third row Anna Mae Amis, Jean Hooker, Orma Carpenter, Audrey Newell, Colleen Goudy, Dhrv lone Baker Ruth Weaver, Evelyn Luke, Theresa Lehmer, G orla Spencer, Georgia Tvane, Lyla Olson. Front rose' Marilyn Van Lew, Della ann ' Bvana Bonnie Noland, Shirley Leaning, Darlene Sig- lin, Barbara McMcrrls, Joan Clark, Janice Brlstle, Bonnie Snider, John Meier. - az?-by C5 . 23 I .-Ju x x .. 9 on no . ., :H '. Ol ' FD - U - :T . ph- V 0 D Z. 3 C' . f S15 Q C. T, . ' . H I' U! , s 'Y l 1 : I 'I t ' , ha X I E-J L pi ff I-' V . I Q Y - ' I . U 'J' 53, an . ' YJ. Q, cn ,5 ' ,S , - . C-hh' . H H O I f t P Q u P - ' ' ' , I 3 r in j , 0 . 4 :J Q -- - V . G x 1' E? -. . -1 0 2 Q , U1 - d - 4 YU . - ' if C4 o t - '1 . 4 I '- I ' I nh!-Ts .!l'L.r ' - :,,.-f. ofa m m l swf' A cT '1 'HF N KJPAPLK D.L.h..FF .-'lfhgj ' - , ' ' . . -if 'f A VL.: f ' L.-. -fn ' - . ,Q 7?:1'v:f . V, V ' . Q N 'f ., M, .' . -' ' .'f1.v, ' -f.+g ', ,sl 1 :wiv . , ' - , A l- 'Mein ,gi- v Q ,- 1, L71 it 5.4-I .. J -FP gi . - . ' Y . iff W 'I l V 5 :I my I i. , I f. -- - - - N .: I YEARBOOK STAFF kwf'A .. P ': , A A .1 , ,j' ' A ,Y , F A :ff-f, g - - V V ' nw. 5 , J. . T Q .. KI? W . -V W '- 1 V. jfvf . -g T .T .f ..: V1 - - , N - I .5 ' ,4 , 'Z 3 . v- ,Q-, ' -Z ' f 7 iyf , ,.MLQ,,, Ffnw Q F A ,l . ,U -,.- , -' , if . i , - iv 4 ' ' ' . 1 4' ' ,, F, MUSIC Tnere were twenty :our sfrl in the glee club this year Trey c not get to do any singing as a group durln the 1 st seme ter, but during the second semester tref ang r tae Oyster Supoer which was soonsored by the Li rs' Club on Merch 15 They entered a music contest et Pella March 28 and their rating was nearly a two The girls sang two numbers at the school concert April 15 The mbers were UJust Weary in for You and nTree contest QPLO George Paterson, a Ju lor olayed many solos at different events this ye r but the most imoor tant to him was his entrance in the music contest He played NThe Blue Bells of Scatlandu the Sub state contest in Pella wher re received a one rating He tren t r nl ber to the State contest at Boone wrere ne rec v d a two rating No firsts were given at Boone so he did not feel sligrted at all 5 V Al .n S . T hid . . L. 41 ,n 1 S4- C - - 4- 4 if F1 x ff L 1 .- T o. ' 1 ' 1 - .v nu A 8 - L ll S1lences.U They sang the same two numbers at the R-'bil r Y, ' QA , D - '- 1 M - -.- ' at - e - Q 1 . 'C ' ' ' ' S4,, l ' H1 L ' ei e . 5 O L!L l-LO al.. L Back row Mary Log Q1 l Dorot y J adeon, Nad ne Tarr, Sar n uray Joan iooxer, Njlene Vork, Colleen Goody Mc lvn 515111 alene Clerk Accomo n1et M1 dle ron L W lorse, Condcctor, G y B ng mer, mm'ly Se er, Banc a 41 ton, Leona Strauss Beta grow, Jacque 1 e Clara Patr1c1a Daugner ty, InezTar1e Breads Dolores Doty Mae am1s, Orma Caroenter, Butr Weaver, K tnryn B1ond'c, Augusta Vignaroli Tnerese Lehmer, Ida Belle Clark, Lois Mallar, dary Blondie F' 'Q Back ron B rnerd Bryant, Johr uoff, Harry Rob ins, W11l1 Hutt, Darold Bice, Joe Stsker Robert We1cnel, Leslie Qtorey rrart row wlvnt arsnell Donald Bryant, Rich- ard Hobbire, econ Q 1 ne Clara, oe Coober, Dal Jonneon, Georg Paterson, Jace Leeflfucr, Codrtntf S1gl1n Lfr ctor, Mr B More ,1 - -ev 1- ff' TT Y- A L v4.4-3 : 1 . -1 f 1' 1 , 1- fi- : '1 3' ' , M I A '11-n 1 'v H ' ny!! I 1 -Q -4 . 4 1' 1 f ' 7 ..V E, ,,u, ' M .. d ': fr. . B. 4 a' 1 - 1 . ' 1 4- . A ' .. 7 . . F. 4 Lu 1 - , 1 fi . 1 V, 1 ' -5 1 4. L54 - , F Al: L , NJ I Front row: Audrey Newell, Glor1a Spencer, anna L ' A k 4 - EL K R 1 L ,, 9 e .L 4 1 . Q -ff' : rf v ' foie GLLL .-J- ' V : .1 -A - ',, 4. A v ' .' 1 b 1 v am 1 ,. , '1 1 . L, 0 5 r - 0 'N -1 ' 'rf Q. 0 1.4 3... Aa , - , -.. M. . 5, 'T1.TC , -31 E' V V J x 3 . Hx 3 I ' . t , -. . v -4 .., .2 9 ' Al , ,, :, . '31, , A Nli 1 HJ W C111-i...S' GL.. m..UB Q. L4-3 ii BAND The marching band was formed in the fall There were thirty eight in the band They marched at most of the home football games and they went in a bus to Johnston Station and Dallas Center After the football season was finished, a concert band was formed and they played at the home bas ketball games There were apo oximately twenty one in concert band The band played about eight numbers in a spring concert April the thirteenth This spring, the marching band was again formed to participate in the Drake Relays April 28 BRASS QUARTETTE The brass quartette was not organized until the second semester Its members were Dwight Mar shall and Lyla Olson, trumpets, Billy Pierce, bar itone, and George Paterson, trombone Their first appearance thls vear was at the annual oyster sup per where they presented nAndante Cantabilen from Tschaikowsky's Fifth Symphony At tre spring con cert they played the same number plus and old folk song entitled nGlor1a in V celsis Deo They played both of the numbers at t e senior Glass play MAJORETTES Orma Carpenter Nas the Drum Majorette this year She was a senior and seventeen years old She was a twirler two years before she became the Majorette Darlene Baker finished her second year of twirling this year She was flag bearer one year before Darlene was a Junior this year and six teen years old Dolores Doty Emily Sauers and Lois Mallan finish out t e t rling group They were all freshmen and his was their first year of twirling. L. l -. . I - , 'U ' 1 o 4 4 . - Q I . -. - 1 I 0 . 1 - n. . A -Q , u ...J 0 'J f. H I C Y 9 1 O L 0 . - C I L- -,4 -L 54. 0 - t -4 BAND CONDUClOR W E Morse RU PElS4 TRCMBOPVS Dwight Marshall Lyla Olson E win Flinn raurlce Shepoard Pa y Writcher El ls Fllhr D 'e Coortryman Coar hey Siglin Joe Reeves nlmer Uropo Gcrre Spencer al r Q ei U DAnIVLmS' Thelma Mill r Joyce Aooerzeller oovce rocker S-AXvP'1O FQ Joan Hooker Joan Cl rx Darlere Smith FLUT J cqueline Clark George Paterson Billy Rose MCH AORWS Marilyn Slglin eerre Soencer PARITON S Bill Pierce Rex Daugherty Jcar leler DRUMS Joe Coooer all Rho Q Audr J N 'ell Ramona W ltoh Nirainia P oo J rrj S.aro C Q DQ 1 H6 VOIK BELLS Ruth Weaver WAJORETTE Orma Carpenter LIIRDLRC Darlene Bea r Dolores Doty Lois Mellan Emily Qauer rn G O I 'H Tv' F1 . , g L in q 'AJ 1 L ' 4 1 L -. - 1-1 'H v a A rR1u 1 2 f'? UU I L 1 ' f' . 4. . . . A Ginn.. ' A . . -v- 'YF 0 U -4 - - l - .. 5 V ' El - -, , X, ,, - M A A .4 f 7 Q 4- fl Yi C19 L Cyl' I ' A ff' ' . ' U ' A -L o L ' , 1 Alehe Clark Joe Staier . , 1 - . A. S LJ .L 3 S ,, A ,, G' ET . 1 oo, - 4 0 , A 4. . 4 J. Y 1 ,Q 3 E5 A 4,5 ' FN KY n 3 Q 7'- Jr A-.aka I V 4- m a im-e .2 1? J, 5 ily. S - ', .FQ ' :Ll - .- 0 L l 1Y. 7 71 5 u . Y 3 -. ' - u- 'i xr7tlv -in ww. -ffl 'Vi 1-Q six. PQ LAI-D -f-r ja 5. Xil- -11 is KL '1g..,. 1 L.. JORETTES TX Y L. l. l Y- 7 'A 4 w I. ' .A 1 f, f 'Xxxyxlx VA- , l' A n-ff.-1' I v . , Y, ' x .- - 5 - Q qv +A. 1 'ji , V H , ' ,S I g my 1 hi - H Q ' , ,. it - 2 Q 1 - g': U 3 '-K . ' , Q41 i ig, ' Q' . ' Jw A w V, . -, U' 1 Q f A 1,1 . , nk QQ , V ' t, - V ' , -I ,W -, 'ka . W - f I qs' 'I t Tr' 1 Y :lt 'P ' ' i .' . ,Z ' Il .JI .- 1. 1- M2 I ' ' I Q! f ,f - Q 'l ' Q., 1 sl Wx :sq . M 1 , e-. V I I. , . h . ' A . A E cfm . ,K A 1' - l - . I I. T 'h ! N 47, :x t ks' ' l ,H ' v. '7' , . V N ff' ' X 11 ' ' ,JY - ' I , , li if ' - Qhrsv '. . :lv w I I YQ 4 53 ' ' A ----U -- ' J I V - . ,,l si!! MIXED QUARTElTE A music clinic at Perry on March the third was attended by six of Woodward's Deople Four of them were in a mixed quartette and the other two were Mr Morse and Alene Clark The quartette members were mary Lou Gill soprsro, Ruth Weaver, alto, Dwight Marshall tenor and Dale Johnson bass lhey sang in a mixed vrouo of nearly two hun- dred and fifty voices which represented nearly rty Iowa schools mhey sang N allelujah, Ameni uOh Eyes of My Pelovedn e Thank Thee, Lord' Another group of nearly the same people was formed in May to sing at baccaulareate and com mencement Orma Carpenter sang soprano in place of Mary Lou Gill They sang nWe Adore Thee' at baccaulareate and nRemember Now Thy Creator' at commencement GIRLS' QPXTPTTL A sextette of girls composed of Mary Lou Gill and Nylene York who were sonromores, and Orma Car penter, Ruth Weaver and Kathryn Blondie who were seniors sarg U he Big Brown Bearu at the Junior class play on lsveater fourteenth and fifteenth F1 O , .1 ' . : 1 I ,.., . 0 D - ' fo ' u , ll . , Oh: n - ,, - n , ,. , ', and UAS Lately We watched.u . . then - Y be 'V -J 'F' . A i 7. A ' ' ' 'T' A .. A 1 'Q' Fu h . ' . BLY woodwerd has two large assemblies One JHHlOF Hlsh and one ln DSHlO high L ch room is equlpred wlth florescert llgnts wnlcn were lDSt8lk thls uear Beth room n s twelve of the four bulb dlffused l gnt unlts, mdKlD5 tne t o rooms among the best llented school rooms ln the st te of Iowa riotureu on the OplOS1te page 18 the aenior Plgn Assembly It na see lrg odfeclty of lO There are sever ows of se ts BROTHER GOODLW Junior l J Clerk, Orvllle Betler ilbur Burkn iss Ver e nn d J f Lee leuer he old Luke Leslie Story, C Offl Ev ns, Ljl Olson, Reth Grow, ohlrle v llloms lory Elordlc, R mona Fllton Front row doe at Ker, Darlene E Ker, Peorge P terson, Audrey Newell, Naulne T rr ,.-..... 1 1 x Ass- Y I ' . ln . . . . - xx O' 1. A F- ' -Q 3 U - 'N 1. C o i n u A J. ' ' -Q y ' 1 G, . V . t4 ' ' -S ' Q . ' ,. ' - ,, - , .L IV .. A Y ' 5 M N . . U , . . ' 5 3 ' t:l' 9. f r ' L . I1 'Y 'A -u A? ag Bock row: Joan Hooker Id: Pelle Clerk 'Alene 7 ! .- , , - i N l 'M ,'. , . est, 1 - , , 1 a O up, Lea , , r - , rn ' 1 .' 1- -1 v 5 7 , x1 '. . ' L, A., . - m 3 : .,,' . . 6 - .4 'I + ' , L 44 . , 4 a ' 'T I A 3 ' 2 1 f f . 2 ' ., C4 C4 5 mon scaoor. ASSEMBLY ' JUN1 OR C LABS PLAY -. X 4 nl 'F ' .,1 Q 1 5 'J 1. u uf .- ,I Zi ls! 234 l 1.'5'f,, Q J-1 'x'xI..f, xifil . ..m!.-iuS'3n Q. W A .113 Ep! .Sis i 4 Q , I 3 dh-E TEACHEEQQRECEPTION A reception for the teachers of the Woodward school and of the State Hospital was given Septem- ber 19, 1946. Mrs. Albert Teasdale gave a welcome speech followed by a short talk by Rev Kenneth Berg Mrs Lester Grow announced the program whlch consisted of a marimba solo by Ruth Weaver a saxophone solo by Betty Swe rirgen and some .um bers presented by some hospital boys and girls The speaker for the evening was Rev Robert Trei bold from Port Huron, Michigan Light refresh ments were served by the Cnristlan Ladles' Amd FRESWME1 AND NF' FaCULTY INITIATED The freshmen of Woodward hi h school ald the new members of be faculty were iniated at a party sponsored by the QODIOMOPGS Seotember the twenty thlrd During the day the nev students were required to wear clothes of the opposite sex In the eve ning, the new members of the faculty also dressed in clothes t ic l of the opposite ex Various game and cont sts were held at the party The fir t contest was in connection with Wvno is the best are sed boy ol 1rl?n The winner was chosen by tr lause as each pa raded across the ta W lr Grimes won first prize for being t e best dre sed girl lccord lng to the audience coach, Lloyd Johnson, was the best dressed faculty member He did not receive a prize, but later in the evening the sovhomore class presented to Mr Johnson, who was then a new father, some babf equifment Refreshments were SO U1l.1C 1 simmons sassaotr fn rfb ---- N Mr No se accompani W ed the senior cl ss dur J ' ing a trip to Des Moines October the second Th y 1 went to S rw1n's Studio to have t eir auuation P pictures t fer After the mission 'was acoorr: 1 shed, g X they M nt their vrrlous .l ways until din er time 1 e they dined together at Bishop's cafeteria After dinner, they went to a snow and returned home happy but ired 0 o L '- 9 ,F - r' , 1. ' ' - - -L 0 '. --. LT ' -W ' QT ' - 2' .l' , 4- ' Lv - . I 'L . - - g a 1 4- 7 A 1,13 3 - S 0 S 'n L. F 0 S -v 1 - - f - ' at . ' W g f le avdiencf ,J - 1 s hge. isa' ' 4 h , - S. Uv N. 2 - . l , U 6 r . ' . , . . x ,T -J 6 c 1 served to tnose who could still eat after laughing -L 0 TAY 1 ' 3 -9 ' 1 . I -'I I ,..-- 13 5 Q 1'- 7 ' I TT ' 0 - 4 J. 1 fs! I '--. v- . h 2, Q Jf.,f. l iT : W RR -I' X -j L? A'. 'N 1 -. . . S' qNX-'4YT- F ' :H ' ' N-' 5 7-' -w--A -3 Va , 5 6 LL 51. Q , ual- .. I 1 '- 1- Y y fi 1 I E 75. b 1- .- 54... 2, if Q- g - n vh,nf ' . . , ' ' + 6 5 U n A 4 M fxaidg 0 +2 wb W 29' xQjf ,A -24' N.,4- NAPA II C MPQIGN The students of th junior i n sc ool a d high school rticl,s ed in s competitive mngazlne sales c ri ign eallv ln the school fear The c mpsign begun on the twenty t ird day of month The school made a percentage basls and those went lnto lty fund Ruth we ver w s chosen by to supervise the ceh,eign es business ho was asslsted by the secretaries of ,rofits from the soles on the ectiv the faculty manager end the v rlous classes who were senior Leone atrnuss, JUn1OT Darlene Boker, o homore Lolry Blce, freshmen Gay Bingmnn, eighth gr de helen Goff, seventh grade Billy Rose, ilth grade J nice bristle one helen Mertincic we the ssist nt m n ger John Meier solo QLD 50 v rth of su scriptions and won the ivc doll r rlze for being the high sflesmen of the subscrl tion o lige of buying and ent in the only e few who igr E ch student who sold o the first day wls given the rivi candy b r ft the scrool's expense first period cl ss Tlere were took dv nt ge of the olbortunity even t ough fifty tx tud w r glV6n nlck els to buy refres.me1ts for 1 r enjoyment The sixth vr der cnieved the ri nest ov- eroge of s les, which w s Q7 25 per ,erson AS s ruwsrd they were treated to perty Mrs Robbins, their sponsor, received ln Use r which turned out to be devise to lnfllte t1res The other gr des according to there r tings lre Eleventh 6 57 per person, seventh 96 b3 Per yerson, tenth 2 81 per person, ninth 42 6a per person, eighth 42 O0 per persongtwelfth 3 85 per person T e sixth grade went Sul 50 over their go l of ylO0 OO The Juniors surpassed their goal by 528 OO The sev enth also overshot their aim, but the sophomores gnsg have too large class nd their aim was too g . ! Q'9D3 H I L I9 . ' - A 11 0 ?.f'9 ' Q67 7 1' A' f .7 vvlk if 'Q' nf:T',. F X f 3 bi- 2 ' N. c V J ' ' -- . 1 - 1 xl : N A n 5 'I' 'W X I l Rf 4, 'J x., ! - xl 5' 5 3. 5 X X ' 'N '- 1 v 5 S 5--.. , to , Y A ? J rn! A-bfi f ax . -sr :iff f 9 ', I N--,- ' , , I .. -x 5 .' 'T' ' s ' Q' ' .x f. N? ,,g .- 3 X '. I7 .-ah xg ,,,ri , ...7. u , .HQ Jqr, ' vx--,.,w- tus f ' ' .Z 'T-4 fx 1. - S Y' Q .fl I1 -e Q- 3 - ' 5.11, . . fl L IEA ' U 4. Ur Q . , - - 2. 4. d .LL ,. 1 v October and ended the thirty-flrst day of tnet . - Y . . . . - ' ' . ' u a Q ' - -' - ' ea Q 2 3 ' - . . Q . I fi ' '1 - - c, ., ' ' f 'L I' - I I, Q i 3 S ' ' S A .- I 1 S C ' Q h Q E3 o - f 3 Q1- , . 1, ,- 1- I .. 2 if ' J r Cqfll' 'C , A 0 'C ' 1 -J I-. L. ia Qt! 9 D L4 r -A L ' c ' ' u o . v ' L. L1 L1 J. L '7 . , 5 A Q w Q . ' J - . ri ' - T' C J .4 U 4. L .J U '-.4 ' L' 1 ff' Q Q Q s G ' Q 4 5. U L4 l Q 'J 4 ' ' 5 .4 ' o ' o . 1 ' . '.- - c 0.4 3- 5 2 I . ' . 0. Q . V 1 -. . - s - ' ' 0 1 ' ' A 0 0 L1 - .Q 4' o C- 1. o 0 ' V 1 o ' ,, . 'ul on The daily high selesmen were Wilfred storey, Dennis Countryman, Levonne Hass, David Qlson, Jack Leefleuer, Beth Grow, and Lyle Olson. Each had as their reward a choice between a ddller bill or e Kilroy pin. The Kilroys seemed to be the more popular of the two. The school sold e total of 9711.00 worth of subscriptions. From thet amount the school pro- ceeds were ebout p200.00. The students sold megfzines on Q credit basis toward polnts for prizes The ,rizes were well llked ond they ll arriv d before the end of the ye r The sixth gr de hed their Weiner roast in the home economics room from twelve to two thlrty not long ft r the results were nnounced Y FTW J ETY By proving th ms lves the best salesmen ln junior hlgh school nd senior hlgh school in e mhgezine campaign, the sixth grade wor five dol lars which w s to be used for s weiner roest dur ing 'school time W The cl ss w s quite setisfi d when Superin t ndert Axme r g ve tl m per lon to use the gymnasium from one to two o'clock They hed re freshments ln th home GCOnOmlCS room and they will not forget th t p rty very soon HUNTINGTON THE NAGICIAN The ntlrc student body nd f culty were en tert in d by m g1C1 r on October 25, l9L7 Fe pres nted some Vu y mUSlnE tTlCkS One of the most nystifxlne N s 1S gg CTICK Every one thought lt very clever were sled uO come up on st gc rd get IlTSt h nd 9XyLT1eFCG concern ng t CTICP The, erjoyed them lv s but, s t, none of ther h s ,roffesed the deslr to b com m g1C r r uuntlreton' p rform nc w s one of the first ess ral x t e r nd lwo one o the highllghts A . I . J ' . Lk 1 S fs f- Q' ' en . u , . - L e C- . ull. O LJ.. Q . ' I4 F ' e e . F . . L' - . , , A - . L ' 3 O Q e . e ' - L - 2 ' e - e a le .-ss , . Q , . . 3 G 'X ' F: C 'E . ,L . . G C. 'W 9 . .N . - fe. U ' 1. el . ' , . ' e ' fx a ' H ' ' , e T ' A '-e ' ' - A v7 v Y I4 L- 5: . 1 Y, . O 1 Q , s Durlng the program several hlgh school boys e it ' 1 e U1 fe A o - Q h -1 - - er - l he -s. ' . - 1 :Je e - e 5'e 1 wa. li . A I . '- e e e e e M.. ' -- ' , ' - 'V - .ve . T 1 . S 'e e. Q a., f eg. y e'en S of the yfa Q u T I . A i ., - Q .lil FIRST CLASS PARTY FUR SIXTH GRADE The sixth grade held their first class party in October of 1946. It was a hallowe'en affair. The costumes and refreshments suggested the theme quite clearly They were accomoanied by their soonsor, Mrs Mervin Robbins and their guests, Mrs Hazel Meier and Mr Harvey. Janice Pristle Bonrie Noland Della Evans Dy Ann Carey, Rex Daughterty and Ray Travis plan ned the entertainment wart of which was the tra dltional bobbing for azoles FILE PICTURES TAKEN Pictures for the files were taken on November 4 for the school records that are kept in Mr Ax mear's files Some students also bought oiotures The oictures were taken by the Inter State Studios of Sedalia, Missouri ARMISTICE PROGRAM The American Legion Women's Auxiliary staged their annual Armistice Day orogram at the Woodward school Monday morning at 10 45 Mrs R W Hooker was in charge of the orogram The orogram which has been an annual event at the school since cessation of hostilities of the first World War was as follows Advancement f the Colors by members of the American Legion, fol lowed by the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag At lowed by a prayer by the Rev Glenn D Tools The brayer was followed by Mrs Kenneth Beck who sang The Lord's Prayer after which Mrs Harry Crumm gave the c 'Tribute to the Flag R W Hooker of the Legion oost, gave a sho talk, which was followed by a trombone solo, My Buddy' olayed by George Paterson '-' 1 ' 1 9 , , - V Y - I ,. 0 11:00 Taos were sou.-mea by Dwight marsnallffol- ' n n ' Z - 2- ling , P . . , , rt t il WL ' wx-un' A TIMETWE HAD' 1 That was the general opinion of the seniors and the faculty Tuesday after the seniors had their first class party of the year on November llth The members of the senior class, the fae ulty members and their wives and Mr and Mrs Gray met at the school at seven o'clock The first event on the program was a treasure hunt which everyone enjoyed Secretlve envelopes were passed out to chosen ones and on the envelopes were the names of the different groups After this, detailed instructions were given to each group as to the number of artlc es in the treasure to be found Mr Farvey'e little group came back in the shortest time with all of their treasures so they received the prize of a stick of candy for e ch person in their group After the hult, veryone enjoyed -a chil supoer The gym was decorated very aooropriately in the Hallowe'en motif For entertainment dur ing the supper records were played an an musing story about all of the people present was read by Augusta Vignaroli who wrote it also Qhortly be fore ten, the tired but happy group left for their various destinations to look forward to another party in the not too distant future 6 RUBLE SPONQORS A BANQUET 1 X Doyle Ruble served a banquet to h football boys at his cafe November the twenty fifth is an occ sion that is always looked forrsrd to each year by the m mbers of the teams P was a star affair ex ot or 'N'-' lx some of th f c ltv me bers The ban let was a revival of l pre war oract ce in several com- ru 1t1es It a informal iroromptu program It began at 8 P,' and was only for members of the squad ard menbers of the scbdol facul 1 1 5 0 -V V.. I 1 I I L. . J P ,I Blk 1 .i 0 D . V , , I. I L. f . T I . I I 1 p 4 1- Y- 4. A- ' 'B' ' 0 ' 4 ' ' ' - 0 5' -1 - In ,. K . ' A 5 Q n ,, H .H h W H . . . .. Q , , , A., , L' , - N sl wx ' , - . J Q p'..feayL,. Q K - .js v ' 'I 1 53, t A N V ' A ff! , -1 E W A A .. .. .af lg . - A Jw' - ' , , N we ' e dd ' . It 3? ' , . ' ' ' XM, ,,:.', S- , 3 ' ee- f f-.- il A G LS. U. L I L A ' in - U - 1 --fs. e 4. . r. a 'an All O 1 FL' . 5 A lt - ty. ? Q ' N x l. A LN.f 1 A X.lX.f .,'sJ r wr THURSDAY 8 OO r F ID.Y l9L6 'OI 15 PLAC The L vln Poom in the dams'hOme in Mid western towa of fshton The oresent arly f ll ct One erly Act Two Early afternoon, a meek later Saturd y Act Three Three hours later TEE 2.44 GF UCJLJ? R2 Jeff Joe Staker Brother Goosen Carol Darlene Baker 15 yrs old Wes George Patterson 17 and fond of GIRLS Hvacinth Nadine Tarr age 10, in love with FOOTBALL who quits Peggy Joan Hooker who come to the rescue Wve Audrey Newell a Southern Charmcr Sarah Ida B lle Cl rk A colored maid Lenore Lvla Olson who has nplansn for Jeff Mrs Trimcr Georvia Evans of tn ee Bue Inns Truck Drlv r Jack Leeflcucr vro 1 vleqt Q Stuffy Siecol F rold Luke 's r JGdiD Another in Fy's 2 1 Leslie Story Postman I lbur Burkhart ' n Y-: I . K.. l,..,N 1 .7 911 . 1 - l I . - , x ' n - n - 'w' x n - rr1f'v--'-1 A Crwgx It CCUJJCIL El LILLILLHI fl All 0 TW BIT A s l -0 Al 5 1-ny 1' 1' Q-'v IQ A0 0 ' -- i . L cl :L ' ' L 1 0 FTW 'TT 'I Tn.ll:'9 4 L- -JJ o .' T7 7 v ..vv. ' ,-Q 4. : L Lv- ffl J e I ' ' ,, 0 3 0 . a - 0 , 'YY'T ' sl ' '15, v Q' in-I -Q----Q--Q------------..-----QQ5---.. U' an--pac-a--u--------.--.--po----q- 0 ii1iiQii12liii-lil1i11liiQill1 b . 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Trimmer trie her be t to get everyone to h v one system to thlngs The society belle, Lenorc Hudson trie her best to get Jeff out of all ord fir Sie bit plot this mall town foolishness Peggy brings r out of ch os by her frlendly helpfulness to t Hy then Jeff H len, Sarah, tb ngry truck driver, Stuffy cl, and his pal the mail c rrier, are comedy pwrt which break up the erlousness of the PRODUCT ION C TL. Str Ianager Orville Becker Assi t nt Director Ramonr Hilton Bookholder Both Grow Propertles Shirley Willi m M ry Biondic Tick t S le Lanager Kathleen De Trempe Director Vera C nnaday USHERS THURSDAY FRIU Y Leona Strauss Colleen Goudy Gloria Spencer Sara Gray Anne Mae Amis Jackle Spencer Dwight Irrshall Bill LeNaster Mack Creek Dale Johnson Don Bryant Joe Cooper Q . 0 . O o s , . L Q1 C C C n oo 3 5 5 s S S s g e , a U ' ' . E s C 'S ' S . . f hrs. s s s C C S 0 ,x W ' S ' 9 C S' Q A A ' NJ CJ ' S o 4 . ' . G ' .G LT P ' 5 np rx 3 ' ' A. rv u c S o . 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I rl. fn K L 4 Q PA'TY A I Q THE PLAY Mrs Orville Olson and W' s Y-Iersral Evans gave a party for the 1 llOIS I the h e economics room Friday evening at e tuei slay Cake, ice cream, and pop were e 've cake was white with Jun lor Class writ een on th too Pineapple lee cream wit: a g e 1 W in the center oroved very attractive ard e Aft r al' had eaten, Mrs Olson told a storr fb h she had w itt n that in eluded all of the jun ers ard faculty members 'I would like to tell you, she read, how the Junior class tried to be different Now I won't take ue much of your time because the way this adventure turned out, it is really a short, short, Stcrei It was away back in September and as I said before, they wanted to do someth ng dif ferent so they decided to organize 8 marching band The voted Orville as band leader because they thoug t he could Bgck r with a baton better than anvele else They started out taking the fac- ulty along for moral support Thev knew they had they left John s Sgg at home with his mother after a'l you kno: h is pretty little to be marching in a band Evan had ther been in step to begin with if you Axmear I d snr that was the worse e TremQ1n'I ev r witnessed Shirle it wouldn't have be n so bad if tb y hadn't halted by that g rd n what those lovely flowers Grow There was Ramona Alere'n' over th fence admiring the swe t H liams and other Loefleuer Then there was wll le Ben Luke in through that window wateblrg that 3 lady Bak r cake for her Olson who kent Pe in out at then all the time Vou recall how she finally had to Hooker gage to g t him B1 yard By this time Orv'lle getting disgusted and he shook his bato at t m and shouted NStoe looking at the cake. Concentrate on soue, 1t's more sustaining A Gunn a dwg I always s 'ahnd then he had to laugh at his own joke 'w f don he mention Stwk or sometnlng good?W muttered Willie under Pls Breath, as he was getting hungry ?! -L FMLA 4 Q I 0 L ' ' n ' - Cm . -ter 1 r , . . -1, 2 'I S Tum:-tes '11 ff A uv. if: ., S g 0 l 1 F31 - I C .. dlole, ee - . .1 t' 4..i.f-JL ' I' G U -n -1 Q Q 4 L-.L as L O ' . w n Q Q 1 O . 7 4 ' I.. . . 1 . .I I l V , . i - ' 1 ' 0 K .. G u -Y 0 I v . Morse than they needed at the very beginning so L , S. . . . 31 O -Q..-.. l .. . V 9 ' 4- I, - ., I B . I- ' C -G C. G . J. f '3 ' , -1. ...:,+.. A .L O A '.. li ' A E , . - 1 . .- A r Q , . 1 111' p ' - I an 0 ' I - ' C Q ' Q Q .-1. - ................ 1 .....4. '... ..-. wa 1 L ' T1 ., HO. , - . , ' - r' o c . -Q -' 4, K ay, ' 7, . - I - ' Q ' - 45' 't Q ' sa. A l -. o-1-11, Begggg-ing wildly with his baton Orville tried to et them going again 'Come on,now,n he shoute , eryone put your Hart n ness' But by this time the ranks were very badly muddled Oh if they only Newall the difficulties they encountered trying to march and play UTarrs and Qtripesn at the same time' Qgvillg threw his baton on the ground and shouted, dag ey got me into this, I don't know' .1-a better given this up before I started' then as a bri ht thought came to is mind, h quickly regained his composure and turning to the class with a cunning smile he said, nLet George do it' FRESr1AN PARTY The freshman class held a party in the fall It was held in t crool y.nas1um Their class sponsor Mrs Harvey, wa chaperone Mr Harvey was their guest Gan s were played for entertain ment and refreshmen s of sandwiches, cooki s and hot chocolate were rved SEVENTH GRADE CLASS PARTY ember 4, 1946, in th Wood ard High School gymnas It was sponsored by Mrs Wall The guests were Mr and Mrs John Gray Games were played and refreshments were served in the home economics class room The party w s over at nine thirty PIClU3nS The pictures for the a nual were taken on Tuesd 5 J nuary 21 The photographer was Thomas Ronald of es Moines, Io a The pi tur s t en included the 11 L1 ht staff, th Annual staff all cl ss pictu girls' nd boys' bask tb ll sqa ds, usic l groups, and the football squad 5 ' n d Ev 1. 0 0 by - -f Lf 0 UI v . d . l . And 5 ' h e I ' ' L mf , 2 - J J ' he s.. g m . , ' V- ' ' e L , . ' . - t e , A .. 0 The seventh grade class party was held Dec- ' gl 1.1 .. lu . .m -. . . L . -. u l 8. 4 'B Q FH' 'S 5- 6' , , E- Q L .- Q n. D' 1 w . - c e ak - I. - E' .L C , l s.. res, a c a 'S m . c O 'ht f . . 44 4 -cryin I LI-IP1S1Mf 5 li Q JHX4 KINDERGAR asf, AND SECOND Thursday 2 OO p m December 19 l9L6 Choral Reading Group of 82 people Christmas Storm Six Days T111 Chrlstmas Church Bell was Jesus a Child Llke Meo All Over Town 'I Wxnt To Be Like Santa Claus' Eleven Llttle Boys 'Runaway Stockings Puppet Show Glenn Crump, La ry Oviatt, and Charles nenz 'It Came Upon the Midnigh Clear' Dorothy Fish Christmas Comes to Grandpa' Play Cast Grandpa Doyle Ruble Mrs Lee Patrlcla Mougin H s dau lu r in la Robert Thomas Royer Mrs e 's s n s L 's dauf Minnie Janet Peoples am David Bice Tommy Ronald Hutt Ronald Michael Baker Also many guests that come for the ,arty SPECIAL NUMBERS In THB PLAY 'Little Jack Horner' David Bice 'My Christmas Stocxing' Susan Carey 'Santa Must Be Older Than Grandpa' Nancy Baker 'White Christmas' Dea Bodansky Special mention should go to Max Hitsman who has learned the play also as 'Grandpa's Double' 'Away in the hanger' Singers Betty Carr and Dorothy Fish Mary Dlana Seemann 'I've Got t mell Santa' Linda Ruble Sponsored by Mrs Vernon ixme Miss Caloma Shannon I ,-ai I - If R ...Q I..-tkir., nk. 31 --N 1. L ' . X. r.. fx N., u' V L by 'S fy ' 1'-for A-al-sd, -L I . n , 1. j 2. ' ' 3. be - 'I 5. U w------------------------ I. I If J- I tt A U ----..-.. ' qiiiililiiiii Zili liiiii I . il iiiiiiii ii iiii iilii . . ' 1 f gita - -l w '. L S S Nancy------------ ----- -------Bernadine Jones Mr . Sf 'ter y 5 -------------- .... ------------- s '-N J 0 I . '?T? ' A ' iili-i1iQil1i1ui1iiiillll 3 C If 9 S L -n-nos-cqq:accsqocco- o 4 31' ALL SC DIS S PARTY A Christmas farty was held in the gymnasium for the entire grade school and nigh school on the afternoon of December the twentieth A lovely tree was decorated by the home economics girls and 1 stood in one corner of the gym There were large boxes near it full of presents Tnere was a box for each class and all were decorated very attrac tively Dolores Doty David Olson Georgia Evans Nadine Tarr, Don Br ant and Francis Bice played the part of WSanta s little helpersu in passing out the gifts to students and faculty Before the glfts were distributed there was a short program Donald Bryant was the master of ceremonies and wayne Perrin played the role of Santa Claus The Gray family sang several songs and Ruth Weav er played two marimba solos The band played two Christmas songs wnile Miss Cannsday led the group in singing Janet Bristle did a fine Job of re citing 'The Night Before Christmas The teachers furnished trea s for the stu hearts Perha s the fvhtest cf xhich were those of Mr and Mrs Farvey wuo m re Just plain Miss and Mr when they left for trelr Christmas wedding B B GIRLS VISIT CJGN RAPIDS The Hawkettes made a tri to Coon Rapids one afternoon before the tournament games at Dawson, for a practice scrimage with the state champions of 1946 With both coaches wor rg with them, the teams learned many good pointers for use in the coming games Even though the girls got a hard work out, they enjoyed themselves very much by working hard together and trying out the new plays The trip was made in cars The drivers were Mr Emmett Noland, and Mr Johnson, the coach gjfsrs' 1 P- f ' .. . . .1 ... -. A 1 L t I I I ' .L x - . H ' 0 A n 3 U ' . li . , t - dents as they left for their v :Unions with light 0 - . ld. .,la. 4 . . 1' L :Q ' , I ' A . D 4 f' r A Q - .' , ki. I O 1 . A o 0 JUNIOR CLASS PARTY The Jolly Juniors held their first class party on February l2 at the High School gymnasium The party was in the form of a dance to which only the Juniols and the faculty wele invited Records for the dance music were furnished by Joan Hoocer, Lyla Olson, and George P terson of course Joe Staker furnished the record player' Hot dozs and pop plus plenty of potato chips for everyone were the refreshments A very nice time was had by all and the party came to a close to the strains of nSt rdust MUSIC CLINTC Five of food rd High School's students and Mr Morse attenu d a music clinic in Perry Maron 3 1947 Those wno repres nted woodrard in a mix ed ouartet wer Mary Lou Gill, saprano Ruth Weaver, alto, Dwight Marshall, tenor, and Dale Johnson, bass Alene Clark went also There were approximately fifty such groups Irom all over Iowa plus Perry's mixed chorus b rly two hundred and fifty voices Joined in one laed chorus All that attended enJoyed the ewperi nce greatly and wish it could happen mor frequently The H wkettes went in a bus to the State tournaments M rch fifth They set to s c eight very good t ams play and picked up many new tricks in ball handlin and footwora vhich till help them in their next yesr's gat s The teachers who accompani d tnem wer Ales Cannaday, Mrs Wall, and tl ir sponsor, Miss E' anor Hartn ss rls sp nt a very enjoyable afternoon an cv HQ w sorry that their coach, Mr Jonnson cou Q ot accompany tnem O 1 . K l 'O J. I a -- - I A - 0 .. Y V . . A Il 5 C. o 3 Lgfd? in - ' 1 k I Q cf ' , , '1 Q .5 1- .- e l I I . V g . -. g , O A l v 5 . ,., .L - 1 m'g2 . t . .- e Q le A . B. B. GIRLS MAKE TRIP TO STATE TOURNAMENTS P. S' . Q 3 .. gil. , 0 V' f -1 vr . . FB , e L e-' . lc U Le on Q The gi he c I d 1 eninl a 1 'ere L- of . h . 1 ' -L ' 1 . 1 U LIONS WIN FROM HAWKETTES Woodward's L ons Club got sweet revenge on the high scnool H w et s uesday nlgnt at the local gym when they made up for the last year's defeat by trimming CHS girls' t am by 30 to 18 Last year he girls beat the Lions' team 25 to e5 The Hawkettes would have made mince meat out of the psuedo e rl lf sim Fraz1er's ladder height of six feet four inches had been draped on the bench lnste d of re ching up and dropping the ball in the basket so often rr tier ccounted for 17 points for the Lions and D rlene Waker was close behind with 14 points for the girls Only casualty of the game was Dr George Baker wno w s 'knocked outn shortly Pfter the be vinnlng of the second half When his teamm tes gathered around closely eone yelled ngive him sirn they did with the d o a tire pump Doc was filled so full t t he re lly bulged when he was carried from the floor After a cuick noper ationn and the emovel of the 'bladderu Doo was beck in the Each member of the Liora' t am was attir d in a 'fashion bleu dress of the late 18th century Each representing his own d sire :or clothes suit able for ol ,ing bnsketb ll V B A m r Cduring the latter p rt of the ev ning? lost the best he f of Q ' a natl n ry b d c U r o r L u tiful 'hula skir tkose fasc r tin pig ails tn t s emed to move th opposlt d of hi The 'oodw the girls' quad and the fans s er d to njoy tr selv s very much Both tea s njoyed ou ting or the ga e v r though tncre were some sor uscles the n at day Q - ' - m -' . e a K 'te l t 4- A 0 O ' 2 . . v Q 4- ' fe- 5 . U O . H - U 4 - 1 H ' ' .L S . - - A U. C1 -. ,-. - . Q C- 'f . A H K 5 n A n - . ' , . 9 - , N .- , - . .J ' 2 5 -C - L . u u . --n ai f . only . fe ' . AA': 4 C' - 0 I - ' I If ,A , e . . L A ... I . q :A . 'I 4 ,, - nv e. a . . . x ee a .. 1 7- - I !l 3 L ' AJ. 44.1. v O . - A ' 7 'W to the great pleasure of the fans. f.s. Morse had - A- ,- u -. - .. a Vo a fse of wor les ve tis Bee- - N -, - ' . t and - . Lge lg V t a c ln e u e ee irection m. 1 ' , - 1 . A -ard L:.r ' Glu , s W e c nd e lem c e .. 2 me e ' A t 1 L M 2 c e. . V3 sf AL- : L S e , Q A ARMY SCUTTLES NAVY TEAM Woodward's Army team, sparked by Dick Lamb and Bob Pierce, scuttled a short Navy team on the gym floor February the thirteenth by the score of 40 to 26 The Army team, with such tall olayers as Dick Lamb Bob and Germ Pieroe,End C V Day, had quite an advantage over the shorter Navy play ers Lamb led the scoring with three field goals in each half, plus a free throw in the second half for a total count of 1? oofrts Bob Pierce was right behind kim with five iield goals and one free thror for 11 Dol Coach oy eohnson was high man H N xy Yu d goals for 10 points J em S0115 w s a close so ond with four field goals Quarter scores were close the first two auar ters, widening through the rest of the game Navy had a 9 to 8 lead at the end of the first period, Army just barely took over at the half 17 to 16 Army 25 to 18 at the end of the third frame and a final Army lead of 40 to 20 The game was sponsored by the Senior Blass milf 4,ffs2.1 1 Zgglf dji5?R fi, 4J I LE TA'u rsvukr On the morning of March the tr nty eighth the Students of Woodward enjoyed + lk given by a man from Turkey M En.anual vos born in Turkey but now lectures in the United States proved to be quite cntert11n1ng and the shorthand girls of both els ses F d a in trying to write what he said, as he s one ouickly and was diffi cult to understand, J. 1 . 0 . 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'la 4 ! .- eco., fl C' -XP t 2 9 r ' 19 SCHOOL DAFCV A dance which vas held Perch the fourteenth was soonsored by the senior class Records were used for music During the in termission, the seniors of the speech class acted a skit of early school days Jack Cheek olayed the part of the schoolmaster of the long gone days During the music class scene'they sang several songs Among them were a duet by Kathryn Blondie d Au usta Vlgnaroli entitled Playmates and a song by these two plus Doroth Gladson, Orme Caroenter and John Gray which was WSchooldays Sweethearts The students of the little school recited poems One of the noems was a long one entltled WEsau Buckn which was presented quite capably by Anna Mae Amls Jack Smith gave a com ical version of the familiar nRoses are Red and Violets are Blue W When recess time came, the children' all r n out onto the gym floor to sing and dance UP1ckin Up Pawoaws' The seniors served pop and sandwiches for Those oreaent included the four high school grades, the faculty, and a few escorts from out side the high school, totalin nearly a hundred '3nIIG CONC.. BY'MCSIC DEPARTMENT The music deoartments' efforts were clinnxed by the sprlng concert April 13 The concert was di- rected by W E Morse The band furnished the bulk of the program Some of the ri lights of the bands performance were the overture WPrineess of India,' 'When Day is Done,' and George Gershwin's prennial favorite 'The Lan I Love George Paterson, trombone soloists, played his contest solo NBlue Bells of Scotland,W accompained by Mrs Lorse at the oiano The girls glee club was presented in their two contest numbers 'Just A.Wearyin' for You, and 'Tree Silences N All in all, the spring concert C11m8X6d a ye r of definlte progrc s for the muslc department ' I .U I U v . .4 , o . 1 Cn' ' 0 Q L . . Q an S ff ll ... ,, 3 Q U, C . A Q . 3 ' . fl I E5 K - o TB' . ' freshments. .I N 1 l 3 S s 4-0 I Q VYT - . o 0 O Q 0 A ' f H . Q f ' Q -A . O ll e ' a I h U 'LS o il..- ,xQR1CJU0fml A Co edy In Three Acts 'PHURSD Y OO P FRIDAY APRIL 21+ l9l+7 APRIL 235 C .ST Order of ppearance BOB P RJR J' CK CHEBK in trouble agam MR P.RYF.R D IGPT IV .RSP'LI. his father XLR.: PI RKFR DOROTHY GL .DSON hls mother BETTY PFRKIIR PT MIR XI IS lst 1 DICKIE P.RK.ER DON GR.Y his kld brothfr G'fE.'lN. ANDERSON TJ 'R.lS LEHITER cl .L 's Fl me JOAN ,BERNKER GLORI. SPR CTR the princioa1's daughter her brother LOUELL. ORI C ..RBL'I'Tn.R the Parker' maid I R. 'LBDRN IER D .RRR PEER the high school principal RS BRUNS 'ICK BETTY JGH. IINSEN MR .TALES RUTH MR HILL- LDOIT STRAUSS MRS BROWN K. THRYN BIONDIC Member of the P 'I' PL. DICLOTPES MLN IWSLIE SEBI .N The LW MISS BRIGHT AUGUST VIGNAROLI repr so tfwtive from the zoo E ' A x' UD W -va 1... A Q It o Mn A 4 In I' JA. , I 0 . I 'FQ 4- IiiiiiiiiililliiiIiiiiiiiiiiiii A6 ' . . T TT ,' . G' 11iiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiii I - J . rw . 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' ' 4 G I V . . . u I' , U' C 7 J U U J EIGPTE GRAD CLAQS AwTY April the fourteenth the mghth grade class enjoyed a picnic at Old Aonia Fhey were accomp anied by their sponsor, Piss Jerrin, and Ir and Vrs Harvev They began their hike at four o'clock and soon after their arrlaal they had a nice camo fire blazing After eatlng the1r fill of marsh mallows and weiners, they played several outdoor games They started back to town at seven o'clock and vent to a movie Everyone enjoyed the evening very much MARCPING MANIA The high school march'ng band had quite e time at the Drake Relays, Saturday April 26 The band left early in the 1OTPlH Cabout 0 that is and reached Des 101588 in good shape Two busses lo ded with people and instru ments made the trip The pared began at the capital and ended at bands Dartlclnated ln the parade with floats made by Drake students After the b 9 parade, they ate and then met at a Dractfce field to oractlce wlth the other bands At l OO the bands marched onto the field and played a few nurhers as on mass band, under the direction of Gordon Blrd, d rector of the Drake band After plafing the bands tched the relay events About 2 30 the queen of the relays was crowned About L 30 the band left for home, tlred and vorn out, but ready to go again next year MURL FUN' The sophomores and thelr sponsor Mr I hnson had their class nartv,Apr1l 28 at the Ledges State Park Ou their arrival everybody went out to climb the hills and walk around untll t1me for supper After they ate their fill of cake, potato chips, conevs, potato salad, bop, and all the trlmmings, everyone went out climbing and exolorlng again About 7 15 thev b san playing games and listening to records in B 090' , Tie, arrived home about 9 15 Everftodf had e wonderful time and were very tired ...... I I ' ' E - F T H -Jt. - e'C- A wrfx ' U . , - P 'N MY : :. -- ' '1 I Y. . .I , , ' - - .Y A - 0 . H . - I V. . Y O A - . A 1 N- . ' rl. 1 lx O N L -' g 8:0 I J . . u ' 75, I A N - - O .e r 1 Twelfth and Locust. Eight high school 'marching O 0 L 3 . ' K- O 4 - -Q n , :U . - , I ' V 1 ,. c - , 1 Y v lvq' l 'i 0 7'l . ' 0 ' 3 lt - . ' I . , . 0 : ef M . , 'lf A '-W , A I ' Z' JI O SENIORS' SKIP DAY Nineteen senlors and their sponsor, Mr Morse took a bus out on tke PlLDN8VS Anrll 30 19h7 for thelr sklp dav They were accompanied by Mrs Morse, Mrs 78TV1H Ingels and the bus of course T ey began a lona day at five o'clock in the mornlng nd returned sometlme after ridnight In thelr 1ourney , they drov to Fort Dodge for an early breakfa t and thfn went to a gypsum mlne and plant a short dis nnc from the city The tour of the mine began at nlne o'clock and was concluded at noon Durx P thelr tour, they visited the open plt ne r o then went to the plant where plaster powder was being made and then on to a wall board plant and a block plant All of these plants were right on the grounds to getrer and although some legs got pretty tlred, the tour was enjoyable After the mlne tour, the seniors went back to Fort Dodge for dlnner and a short rest period fhey left for Rockwell C tv shortly after noon and went through the women's reformatory there Storm clouds were threatening as they left the lnstitu tion, but they went on to Rockwell City and from there out to Twln Lakes State Park which is just a few mlles from Rockwell Clty They had a fine picnic there and some of the men erjoyed fishing Ingels who drove kittenball Just b fore dlnner, the storm quit threatening and cam in ful' force It was very windy and quite wet' The storm was only a brief one and the sum shore very nicelf in a few minutea Vven trough the crowd was getting slightly wrinkled around the edges, they ventured back to Fort Dodge and arr ved almost in tlme to see the beginnlng of some shows The group split there and went to see the show of thelr hoice Most of the crowd was oreftv well cortfnted o go back to the bus at ten thlztw, as a matt r of fact most of them were eerlr The long ride hom Mas orl rrclrupted by a brief rest Stop at d the bus unloaded up town, everyone was ready to stagger home with a tired, but sa lsfied feeling It was fun, as all skip days should oe, but the senlors soon had to fall lnto the far'l1or harne s the next morn HS 1:17- ali- Q I O .n., . 4 'L 4 ' al ! . . , 5, 0 ' O ! ' 'J . ' , JJ... . I Q I h ur' . n 3 . :T , 1. . Q , ' Q . s e I5 C F 4- j 0 4-r Q V A J. x. U. 5.1 . O F .np . - I - -1 o ' : V --A 1 4 1 :Il I I J Q - J J. . O , . . . O I I W - - , - I . A - . I x I 0 , L A J. while the more energetic ones of the group played Q . e ' -, ' - Y- .S . .L Q . -J ' 0 A 1 1 5 -I-4 .L - u - I .. . . 1 - . . . - . - , . . l ' C v , 6 1 1 J- A - 4 A Y K ,Lu . L3 5' 1 b ' .5 3 - -.. Y K 0 .- e T l yr 1 jr - '- Cf- 07 ff, .Q 4-' ' -, 1 v , A , ' O 5 5 n . 0 4- L.. ' S , -D 0 LEONA STRAUSS, MAY DAY QUEEN M 1The Junior class sponsored a May Day Dance, ay . At 9 50 a hush fell over the gymnasium as Joe Staker, the master of ceremonies, stepped forward to announce the four attendants of the Queen eshmen, Inez Rhoads Sophomore, Sarah Gray, Jun lor, Audrey Newell and Senior, Gloria Soencer After each attendant was escorted to their place around the throws Joe Staker called for the Queen, Leona Stlau The Queen's throne was on the stage A pole with green and pink streamers was also on the stage with baskets of wild flowers around it The Queen's corsage was of three full blooming sprays of pink and yellow snaodragons The attendants wore matching corsages of one spray of pink snap dragons The crown was made of silver paper with the words May Queen in silver soarkle on the front After the ceremonies were over four escorts danced with the attendants as the master of cere gonies danced with the oueen, to the tune of WStar ust SIXTH GRADE PARTY The sixth grade and their sponsor, Mrs Rob bins, enjoyed a party Tuesday evening, April 29th At four o'clock they all went to Mrs Dobbins home where they got the food and vent to the park They had a weiner potato chios, and they vent back to comic books while for ice cream and nCourage of Lassi ture roast with daviled egas oickles chocolate milk as trimmings Mrs Robbins house They read they rested They went up town cop before going to the show, e' which was a very beautiful pb- TH SWVLE SVOW The Style Show by the girls of the Freshmen and Sophomore day, May 15 and friends To open Rosemary' was Rosemary, Mary Home Ec classes vas given on Tues It was given for e girls mothers the show a skit 'What s on with given T e ca t was follows Lou Gill, Aunt Em Bonnie Weber, Betty, Pat Daugerty, Elsie, Jackie spencer, Norma, Nylene York Sally, Alice Reese Hazel, Alice No land, Marie, Saran Gray, Doris, Marylin Siglin Ht ty, Bernice Newbrough Punch and cookies were served After the skit the girls styled their orojects . , 4 A : Fr- K : . i A : - , . f , , . I N -,,, I - 8 After eating they played kittenball andlthen 7 I U Lil . I I ' .0 h D 8 : . . . D 4 . . - , : - I : - F - O . C S i f'K ' Jorcas Advice to the Glrls only . Never make a date wlth a blology' student engoys cutting up The football trxi or s alrlght he'll tackle anythlng The tennis player is harmless but he engoys a good racket Be careful of declam students they usually are full of good llnes Always let a band member talk about hlmself he enJoys blowlng his horr The palms were swaying over us, From my soul was gone all care She slghed and gently whlspered, There's dandruff ln your hair Mrs Harvey What are the three words used most in school? Arnold I don't know Mrs Harvev 'orrect Morse I hear that men are striking Leslie S What foro Morse Shorter hours Lesll S I always did tblnk oO minutes was too long for an hour Richard R Nane a good time saver Dos Do you th nk I would get a better grade if I had my work t 0 Dlck B No, the teacher could read it then Last night I sat upon a Ch81I A llttle ChLlI that wasn't there It wasn't there agaln today But I can't s t down anvway Blordes PREferred Brunet es DEferred SOUETIMFS FITHIR WILL DO SOIETIMPS0990909099999 Dedic ted to Joe Staker I'm through wlth women they cheat and lie, They p V on us 1 les, Till the day we dle, They tease us and torment us and drive us to sin Boy' Who w s hat blonde that Just w lked ine 990?9 . I l ' ' ----he 2. ' l i 1 . obo: 3, ---- ' L, ---- 5, . ' ---- I . Q 0 v 'LI 9 'e .- -' ' - Q' 'T ' I' 0 Harry B.-Love at first sight. 0' 5. vned. 0' f 0 Z . . s L t Ju. a ? lI.... ...... Q.. a 1 ' . . , . - - rt s. . . ' a t I ' 'a - .?... . 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On I 4 I 3 , tl .h ' ' 5 sr ' lj . UI x T -1--,,.,. 5 I ' 1 ,I g - 4 r '. .4 ' '.'H 4' - - f .M f'- ' -- 3 .1 it ., ' -f',,'g,,,i 1 A Q l 1 - 4 fi: -1 -, f ' . I .- A A' -. , - -, ' JOKES Harold-You gonna wesr the flowers Lee sentcha? Evelyn-I wouldn't wear anything else. Harold-What? Wait till I tell Pa. Miss Cennsdsy-Have any of your childhood dreams been realized? Mr. Morse-Yes, when my mother used to pull my hair I wished that I d1dn't have any. Mother-Have a good time tonight, dear, but do get in early. Mary-Mfke up your mind mother. Senior You ought to take chloroform Green Freshie Who teaches it? Dorothy Should I marry a man who lies to me? Audrey What do you want to be an old meld? Mother Theresa, your heir is all mussed up, did the young man kiss you egainst your will? Theresa He thinks he did, mother Ben Hello Inezmsrie, wh toha doing Saturday night? Inez Gotta d te Ben And the Saturday after th t? Inez Gotta date Ben Good gr vy woman doncha ever take P bath? Nylene What's the difference between new and old fsshloned kisses Rich rd C About 5 minutes Sneed Are you fond of nuts? Shirley Is this a proposal? Dorothy Did you hear that Jane was in an explosion the other dmv Bill No, what heopened? Dorothy A smile lit up her fsce and her powder went off George Wh t did the skinny whsle say? Sar h Whst? Augu tn penguin soy to Admirsl Byrd Il 5 C L 1tSfLd'30 Mary Wi tr Augusta oper t d P rd ' o a - , Q , -Q . E . - Q ' -- 0 - a ' W K I 9- 0 c . ,g. - , uh , O C .. . ,Q W Q 9 - . George- h, Blubker come beck to me. 'sto-VI't ei Le .. , , H HF lt 'Ct CLQ ln 4 '- 10 -u' A. he ref ?fe-f -. Ur Redd left to rlsht t V E nt.e Phd his better b lf rhrt F Up s lass when Xou r M133 P rt G 1 irg up OH you h Johno Y 1 do look scered Ifll, wh t s the Joke Prul 9 e went to lfurh too D1dn't Knov Nat qffevtfd fou that W v WDossey' and 'De:eyW Dorothy nd Jwh my dro 1 ra about thel future home, no douct They had us fooled for a vhile Ve thou ht thet w s Ihez.ari lC5HlH' on LuKe's shoulde vb1le Stor y look d on Francis B Leslie Q end Joe S studiously C 2 enpaged fCopy h' th t ls' 11 'N f r 11 N S :J :J 'f- in 7 . ld, : Sup . . . A.T'EP - u - .e . See w - -o on in k'0VV?Wm4K? Q -J '-' 6 c fone M' Zu h:ss?? Skip and Doty. My My what cute sgilesl 9 C' ' ff 'T I '3 ' A 3 - N4 1 -- .' O 11' J ' E ' L ' . 1 V . . '.'.-7 4- w O ' f Y er Q 2, f 5 ' PM 4 TJ. 0 5 t h- -a. i Lv A 'r I - 1 . T! -l - ip I 9 , , r o - ,f 3 -5 IAQ e ' e . A 'W 9 C - O -f l . I , . . fl S .D 4. 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Q v 5 alll: ru-2 JKES Man to wavter ter brwng me some turtle soup- and make t srappf Freshmen I ef xfof ooprc.o pared U n or I a 't reae he Sen or I don' el 1 ati an th ng o w at has a realy T Mr Johnson lS my teaer I shaTI not pass He maketh me rec te my lessons And showetr my Lgrorah In crass He restoreth y gr ef He sendeth me In the path of happlness, For know'edge sexe Yes, th ugh I study geomet J IO ever I shalW not pass For he s wlth me His lectures and Jokes, axioms and posturates conquer He maketh a fooI of me forever Before m re QH8m'SS He covereth my faee wwfh b'ushes My humlliation ruhnetr .Jer Ill th davs of my If And I shaIl TSMBIU Ceomet J forever Mr Hervev what hap ns when a body lS immersed water !rnoId rhe teIeproh lngs Joe s the e any lHS81 t ou 0 m'Ir9 Jack I I m afra1d t 81 oous1n who wrrtes no N1'Iie There's a sp dter f s Theresa Whadya want o a d cctt ge Father After a v defr boy, L PP sr every ack T Q HFS h '9'00 0' Dos I QQ'Hg to t 8H60d Sarah Fr L , 3 the badly T' ,. 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VIOVIL DLFFIES A Stolen Life The time you played hooky Till the End of' Time Homework, lseoms llkcb Cockeyed Mgr le The tlne you ,assed the test The Big Sleep W' t you'd like to do every morning Notorious Clas e pert at note passing Night in Paradise Saturday night No time for Comedy Exam week ' if . . , ' ' 0 Scared Stiff-Five minutes before the exam. ,- fy W - ' 1- v- .L t.. v .. ' L 5 ' ' -lf : Q S ll ' v o ' 0 0 I SX 1 1 i f Left to rivht Junior PlTlS Just mho's who Smile pretty Potterson or you'll aet sn caed' Are you aolhg to study JUH169 No klddineo' Supoly room horror Roll 'en off 'D1tto', and Chop up Oh oh Morse YDD are e married Rercmbcroo Ly1a's 1OOK1HQ for a partner Any volurte rs? Dick B and Blondie an's Fest friend udrey L and Jack C c urht off guard Watch tllce N tesr through tt t south LO Thos h nd o c heads belong to the quartet, George , e S , Dvlvht N , a D We J Those lnsepr hle owls, Kathryn, ugusta, nd 'ery 1D 1 thoughtful hood 'Mystery Nom 1 Guess who K lt s1't Headless Hor e Go ng NO an huhtlh D le J ard D rrel J 9 1 wonder The borcsone fou sore, Fook', 'lnnie , Butch , and 'SK4p Haba Hube' Dor B and Georgia E MX CJ I f :J LJ LJ , : U :I . Y 7 . . ' 'T Q. ku ,fi Q . Q . . . , r . ... . -..vv D - L - vf , ' W -'em- N. u 'Y . .-.- . -- i Azul .1 - .. K I ' Q 4 .- s . o fl u o T rs JL 9 ' x 0 L- sf 3 0 f ' 9 ,, 4 L 0 v 4.4 .4111 Q e ra 3 Q- H' - , 4 . , . P 4 O ' TJ Vx 0 ,L ' g . . ff U . r A - E lf ' . L - ' O , , . . . , ' er' . . ho, 1 . the s ment i. ' m ' 2 9 A . r 2 V.. Ne D A I 4 4 , 7. , 99 v v I n of N , - N . N .4. O o 4 . o 1 h 0 ' - . . .. - ,, , , Him 'F r 1 4 ,gr A fa. ya F A s nv Q fi Z., f .Q .411 .J .f 1 4 'H 1? I 1 '73 if -' .ASQ 53. '. JF fi 2.-v M' Q4 Q Q ,gs if 1, J-'72 4 -Q. x l- : Q. si 'Qi , ,!'- Y i 59.1 -' +1 i . . Va. -fl, u f 4 ff - -CET 'T-'S ' T' :C . D -jf xv.: 4' fix:-P fx I 'Q '73 19,55 ...yn .I f 7 'AJ 1-vi, .- ,R . . f- Q1-1. Identification of Baby Plctures Left to right Bo hum peaceful ain't it9 That could make it none other than Dick B Ruth w of course, ah the elanor girl wee 1 C r u he c It ust be LOVE' Theresa L at the age of five Betty Jo G 6 ' Ain't life grsnd9'? Jack C and doe 'Skippy' Why Glorls S of course Didn't you recornize her' This bundle of cr ws is nonc other than Dorothy Anna Mae A in H thoughtful pose 'Junie' and 'Dos' at a tender ag The lady with the Veronica I Lf air do is none other than Kathryn B This little enrol with the District Attorney attitude is Dwight Iarshall Isn't he cuteoo Don't let that nose fool you It 1sn't Mae West at ell but Auguste V Haven't you ruessed yet' Why it's Mack C Leona Str uss wlth her alwrys present smile SNAPS Let's don't ll t lk at once Lois B Irezqerie and Erily S Is Jack C around Just look at John and Audrey' Ch rlcs, n h Cheek B otherly love' That fellow vrlnnlde t you is 'Smitty' Feeling tips Joe Q sri Wilbur G ?'9 . o , 0 - Q V O Q 0 . - A I .- -' lb 0 . 0r.a . st e-rl1nq r et. n . , ' Q L -. o - 1 0 61. 0 4 0 0 ' .. NL. 9 . ' n -1 0 0 t 0 . Llflil- 0 s - Q -G . C ' H ' Q p If 4l 4 1 . - 0 u 0 54. 5 s g O E . e ... 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LLLESJAJ JIMIIH WOODVA D IA P 2 'ood Lesson To Learn is hat vou an no measure Value by the r 1ce you pay You can bay e pair of sroes for instance for tl 98 or you can pay lo OO I'm not sure ut tnat you will be getting more nearly your money's vorth in the ndgher price Something has to be t Ken from the shoe at each reduction f price Experience has taugnt me that you will get the best val ues at tne median or middle price S P E R V The Clothier I' It., M, f 1 ,,,f' HIQEINUJ i YOUR FUNKlS G QEPR SENTATlVE SET O F THOSE COLORFUL fy X 33, BLGUSLS WITH A FLATTLRING 'X N W HAI? CALL 27 rOR AN fl X M PPOluTN H J LAXINE MARGE W WH N - L ,Z f , J Eu L. . -J Q , T R 1 rJ ' fri 5 ' fi 13311 -SU ,QW . 7 f .. L J f any F rx' I Uiff. J j,x VVe S in -I U fg f' F f :J I 5 g Q I f is - fl :S f rg I 3 . H. 5 l I ' F 4 EQPRING. 4,534 Tis, suns AND ,, Q 4 3 ,, :jf BF' V ' F .H U 5 : H 'X M W 1 E . L-DO 1 6 xt tv' fd? ' L K5 ? L 3- if ' ,g . b 1 of -J H- - . . L ? fd 'U-ff 5' g 0 A J ENT. ' - n y -A . 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LIS Tl- IOREL 1 UMD h QTVIPAIXVV B ildlr WOODWARD IOWA PHONE NO 182 XPPLNALEELR x QMPAN Y PETROLEUM PRODUC S W F Appenz ller dw rd I Ph n 152 r 29 PARMEF5 HYBRID ,L.- 1-'rg-13' E erett G1 d n WOODWARD IOWA PH 3 320 EDM QLECD Q4 B1-Qeiend? E SNES ? X RAY BLIGH BLDG P ne N 55 SERVICE QJA ImY VARIETY ECONOMY Ur IH ,J mHfJW:f C p E '-N ! 'Iffx, ' 1 Qf ' 'E 'I 7' xfj ' 1 ,L 1. , 1.1 S . - 1 Lumber - u .g n 13 - Coal - Grain - Feed , , . i, A I X ' es- T -1 ' I N 'I I Q I ef H . I L :' . - Q T . . e Woo a , ewa o e o L 4-. 1 N. if l 'E f'1 A 1 if K.: ' f 1 it O 1 1 :B f -. 5' ' I in x N...-J I xf- A t z - - V a so ' Q ho o. 2 r V ' ' - r L , - - r I fl PN ' X W - X l -1-I an 5-J 's.- v , ft' ' b A '-I P7 5-11- 24 : , r ., H .4-f'5Ji4i'4 : -,if f' ' ' it 1-0, ,VF K '11 R - V 4? ' C533 bf ff 3 K 54V si! ,X rx' r 0 Q . X geo! 4 X f N ., f 7