Woodward High School - Granger Yearbook (Woodward, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1949 volume:

fX S Q.. DEDICATION We the Class of 1949 In order to show some small way our appreclatxon to a rf al frlend whose blg vlsxons and small kmdnessc s have gzven her a place of hxgh eats c m and great respect U1 the hearts of all the studs nts do hereby dedlcate thxs HAWK to Eleanor V Har-tm ss 3 5 e,.e 51 iiQ2l 1' ,g L .iii . fy , S. , 4 , ' . - in .' ' , h ' ' . I 4... an , ' 1 A x E, WOODWARD PUBLIC SCHOOL -i wr 4 ,LM ,It - lb WOODWARD SCHOOL BUSES Drivers Ralph Gilbert William Weeks Donald Carey George Cook Marvin Ingles 5 ik WOODWARD INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS Pres1dent D D Carey Secretary Bernard McMorr1s Treasurer Denn1s Countryman I.. B Swearmgen Truman Baker Frank Clark The total enrollment of the Woodward Independent School 15 356 196 of these students are non resxdent and most of them r1de busses The remammg 160 resxde 1n the Woodward D1str1ct Of the total enrollment 118 students are m h1gh school 69 1nJun1or h1gh and 169 1n klndergarten through f1fth There are more boys than g1r1s zn school In the f1rst elght grades there are 127 boys as compared to 111 g1r1s In hlgh school there are 62 boys and 56 g1r1s FRESHMEN Algebra Englxsh General Sc1ence Home Economlcs Mechanlcal Drawmg Woodwork I SOPHOMORES Enghsh Geometry Home Econom1cs Mechanlcal Drawmg II Woodwork II World Hlstory 6 JUNIORS and SENIORS Advanced Arxthmetxc Agnculture Amer1can H1story Ame rxcan L1terature Bookkeepmg Bus1ness Law Englxsh L1terature PhyS1CS Physlology Psychology Shorthand I Shorthand II Typlng I Typmg II COURSE OF STUDY . . I . VT VERNON B. AXMEAR MRS. H. O. HARVEY Keswick, low: Peoria, Illinois Supermtendent Pnncxpal and and Industrial Arts Social Studies B S lowa State Teachers College B A at State University of Iowa Graduate Work at Drake Umversxty Graduate Work at Drake Uruversxty ELEANOR HARTNESS Mnryvxlle , Musourl Commerce Physical Education B S a Northwestern Missouri State Teachers College M A at Colorado State College of Education HOMER O HARVEY Creston, low: Science and Mnthematics B S Drake University l l 1 A - Q , W Lf-if jf rr ? , , .gr 'l 1 - x- . . 9 MARTHA MERIDETH Kirksvllle , Missouri English B S Northeast Missouri State Teachers College MRS HELEN ENLOW Fargo North Dakota Home Economics North Dakota State College KENNETH M. ERWIN Kent, llllnols Physical Education B S Iowa State Teachers College Graduate Work at Drake Unlverslty Diagonal Iowa F. A. PASCUZZI Des Moines. lows Music B A Slxnpsm College Graduate Work at Drake University Jumor High Departmental University of Nebraska Drake Umversxty 10 IMOGENE HAYES Bucklin Missouri Northeast Missouri State Teachers Junior l-ligh Departmental K 4 W MRS. MABLE WALL X 1 gy, ani' 'Q O Y x 5 I MRS VERNON B AXMEAR Polk Cxty Iowa achers College Drake Unxversxty Kindergarten Iowa Slate Te 'ai MRS DON GRAY Woodward Iowa Waldorf Lutheran College Third Grade COLOMA SHANNON W oodwa rd , Iowa raity Fxrst Grade D ra ke Ulnve fX MAR JORIE SYDNES Huxley, Iowa Waldorf Luthe ran Fourth Grade College ll we LELAH KRUMM Woodward Iowa Iowa State T eaehera College State Unlveraity of Iowa Drake University Second Grade -J ESTHER KUEFNER Woodward lowa Iowa State Teachers College Drake Umversxty Fxflh Grade . f J. .M . , .I ., A W 9 'ff ,' 'i H nl A. 34 . E 4. 4 , 4 Q . A t J, ' EV, f fn. 'O lg ,QI F ' if ,, v A sg A V pk- .. . vu' v l ' ,-, .4 hx! Q as K ' ii ' 3 A: . v ,A - S .i KX x 54 SENIORS SENIORS Presxdent Dale Johnson Vxce Pres1dent Larry BICC Secretary Paul Vaughn Treasurer Harry Robbins MOTTO Tonlght we launch Where shall we anchor FLOWER Amer1can Beauty Rose COLORS Blue and Gold SENIOR ACTIVITIES Jun1or Semor Banquet May 6 Baccalaureate May 15 Commencement May 18 15 Sponsor .... ..... ....... N I rs. Harvey OUR SCHOOL DAYS ARE ALMOST OVER In 1937 four people started the1r twelve years of educatlon together m the Woodward Publlc School and are f1H1Sl'l11'lg 1t to gether They are the followmg Colleen Goudy Elwm Flmn Lewxs Thomas, and Rlchard Robbms Bern1ce Newbrough Mary Lou G1ll and Marvm Schl1chter have gone to school together for twelve years startmg 1n the Beulah School and comxng to Woodward for the1r Freshman year B111 LeMaster and Jaclue Spencer have also been together for twelve years startmg at the L1bery School and commg to Woodward for thexr Freshman year In the year of 1945 there were th1rty fxve Green Freshmen that started at Woodward Out of th1s number twenty seven are st1ll at W H S They are Harry Robbms Colleen Goudy V1rgm1a Pepples Nylene York Ahce Noland Lewxs Thomas Flmn Marvm Sch11chter John Mallan Alxce Reese Pat Daugh erty Bern1ce Newbrough Jackxe Spencer Sarah Gray Patr1c1a Bxce Bonn1e Weber Mary Lou G1ll Rlchard Robbms, Dean Hollmgsworth Harry Bxce John Dmssmger Larry B1ce and Charles Cheek Dur1ng the last four years the class has rece1ved f1ve new members so there are now th1rty two graduatmg The new members are Jeanne Ochs from Grand Junctlon Iowa Mary Lou Wadsworth from Augusta Ma1ne Rxchard Carzolm from Des Mo1nes Iowa Dale Johnson from Fort Collxns Colorado and Russell Bxce from Granger Iowa 16 Bill LeMaster, Paul Vaughn, Dick Miller, Joe Cooper, Elwin DALE JOHNSON Jolly good natured and full of fun Glee Club 1 Z 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Class President 4 LARRY BICI-I Cute and freclded and not very tall but dynamite comes UI small packages Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball l Z 3 Junior Play Class Vice Presxdent 4 PAUL VAUGHN Don t get me up for breakfast boys xt makes the day too long Football l 3 4 Glee Club 4 Class Secretary 4 HARRY ROBBINS Ready for a good tune all the tame Glee Club 4 Class Treasurer 4 I7 PATRICIA DAUGHERTY lddoxtxilweren a perfect lady Glee Club 2 3 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Class Play 3 Contest Soloxst 3 JOHNNY DISSINGER 1 hold my own opmion regardless of others Glee Club 4 Track 3 4 Baseball l MARY LOU WADSWORTH A bnllxant mxnd and a manner kmd Spanxsh Club 3 Le Cercle Franca: Volleyball Team 3 Glee Club l 4 Soccer Team l Y Teens Club 3 Cheerleader 1 JOHN MALLAN I mught do somethmg sensational yet Football l 3 4 Glee Club 4 18 I5 MARY LOU GLLL A quxet tongue show wxse head Basketball 1 2 Glee Club Z 3 4 Class Play 3 Hxghhght Staff Z Annual Staff 3 4 Mxxed Quartet Z Sextet Z Tno 4 Class Treasurer l ELWIN FLINN He s tall, and he s lanky and he sure is thxn but he s a Jolly good fellow for the shape he s ln Basketball 3 Band l 2,3 4 Glee Club 4 Class Play 3 Annual Staff 4 sa JEANNE OCHS Never ready, always late, but s e smiles and so you want Glee Club l Z 4 I-hghlxght Staff Z 3 Y Teens Z 3 Soccer Team Z Latin Club 3 Class Play 3 Class Secretary Z Newtomia Staff Z Cardinal Revxew 3 LEWIS THOMAS Be a good boy and you ll be happy but you 11 mxss a lot of un Football 1 Z 3 4 Basketball 1 Baseball 1,4 19 E MARVIN SCHLICHTER It is better to be healthy than wise Football 1 Z 3 4 Baseball l 2 3 4 CHARLES CHI-SEK Love ls too sxmple a game for a bralny man to mdulge in Football 1 Basketball l Baseball 3 4 ALICE REESE Dust cloth and broom and dress of a cook, will soon replace her table and book ' Annual Shi! 4 Highlight Shi! l 4 Glee Club 4 PATRIC IA BICE gay never intruding in anyone s way Annual Staff 4 Basketball l Z 3 4 Z0 . . -. 1 . . . . . Sometimes sober, sometimes . . . . . - .. . gl J 5- BILL LE MASTER l hope the school will prosper without me Baskeiboll l 2,3 4 Football 3 4 Bnseball I Z 3 4 BONNIE WEBER f.. She gxves the world the best 1 she has may the best corne back to her Annunl Staff Z 3 Q, Basketball 1 Z RICHARD ROBBINS And when 1 lady s in the case you know all other thmgs give place Baseball l 2 Football l Z 3 4 Class Play 3 Basketball l 2 3 COLLEEN GOUDY F Full of fun and miscluef, too, always domg thmgs she shou.ldn'1. do Basketball l,Z,3,4 Glee Club Z,3,4 Class Play 3 Class Secretary 3 Annual Staff 3,4 Newspaper Staff 3,4 Cheerleader 1,2 21 DICK MILLER All great men are dead, and I m not feelmg well myself Football 4 Basketball l 3 Student Manager 3 Band l Z 3 4 Annual Staff 3 Class Play 3 ALICE NOLAND She s not complete wxthout the other Basketball 1,2 3 4 Class Play 3 Annual Staff 4 RUSSELL BICE On the football held he sets a Q wicked pace but believe me, he s faster yet xn Cupld s race Football 3 4 Basketball l 2,3 4 Baseball l 4 Glee Club l SARAH GRAY ll' giggles were unlawful she d spend the rest of her lxle m Janl Glee Club Z 3 4 Cheerleader 1 Z 4 Newspaper 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Treasurer 3 Class Play 3 Girl's Trio 4 Sextet l Student Council 3 ZZ JOSEPH COOPER A lxttle mischief now and then is rehshed by the wxsest men Band I Z 3 4 Glee Club Z 3 4 5 Quartet 3 4 .Z Class Play 3 Basketball 3 Student Council 3 NYLENE YORK All her work she does wxth vun but nevertheless she xs thinking of hxm Class President 1 Glee Club 2 3 4 Sextet Z 3 Basketball 1 Z Cheerleader l Hxghlight Staff Z Annual Staff 3 4 DEAN HOLLINGSWORTH I used to think that night was for study F ootbnll 3 4 Baseball Z 3 4 VIRGINIA PEPPLES Quxet, inxthful and unnssmnlng Band l.Z 3 4 Highlight Sh!! 3 Annual Sh!! 4 23 JACQUELYN SPENCER From the crown of her head to the soles of her feet she was all mirth Annual Staff 2,3 4 Newspaper Staff 4 BERNICE NEWBROUGH I m a man haier, but the Bible Say! LDV! YOU! CDQIIIICS Annual Staff 3 4 Hxghllght Z RICHARD CARZOLI Not lazy but I just don't feel like working. Football l,Z,3 Baseball l,Z,3,4 Glee Club 4 HARRY BICE His inends there are many hls foes are there any? Football l Z 3 4 Baseball Z 3 Glee Club 4 2.4 Glee lIlub4 H Vk,. 1 V : 'A Y x N A Q, 6 1 . XT UNDERGRADS JUN IORD Pre sldtnt Vlce Prcs1dent Sec retary Treasurer Sponsor Motto Today we follow Flower Colors SOPHOMORES Presmdent Vmce Presxdent Secretary and Treasurer Nlotto Today we plan Flower Colors FRESHMAN Presxdent VICC Presmlent Treasurer Secretary B1lly Rhoads Davld Olson Joan Hass Marlene Jessen Mrs Enlow tomorrow we lead Whxte Rose Blue and Wh1te Norma Day Dxck Blce Berta Evans tomorrow we bulld Whlte Carnatxon Whxte and Scarlet Bllly Rose Joyce Appenzeller Donald Weeks Joyce Hooker Motto W 1th the key to educatmn we wlll open the door of success Flower Red Rose Colors Blue and Wh1te Z7 .. . . . ... . ...... ' I . Sponsor.................. .. ......................Mr.Harvey ,,. . . . ........................................ BACK ROW MIDDLE ROW FRONT ROW JUNIOR CLASS Lo1s Mallan Bmlly Rhoads Davld Olson Bernard Bryant John Goff Mervm Kefnuer Herman Propp Patty Whxtrher Joan Hass Kenneth Randall Lyle Reeves Gerald Bolt Wxlber Gr1mes Darrold B1ce Tom Nelson Emxly Sauer Sponsor Mrs Helen Enlow Jack1e Clark Delores Doty Marlene Jessen Thelma Nlxller Inez Marxe Rhoads Norma W1lson Mary PCHIICO V1rg1n1a Caldwell NOT IN PICTURE W1ll1am Hutt B111 Plerce John Lowery BACK ROW MIDDLE ROW BACK ROW THIRD ROW SECOND ROW FRONT ROW SOPHOMORE CLASS Joan Clark Bobb1e Hoskxnson Lee Battanx Lee Roy Van Lew, Gerre Spencer Betty Rhoads Mary Alxce Gllmore James Vaughn Joe Zagnoll John Henry Ke1th Hoffman Dxck Blce Barbara Bolt, Berta Evans Elleen Bauman Helen Goff Darlene Smlth Vxrgmla Russell Marcella Crouch FRESHMAN CLASS Lawrence Blce Elmer Propp Denn1s Countryman Bxlly Rose Sponsorl K M Erwm WaldonStre1ght Ellls Flmn, Donald Weeks James Pentxco Lavonne Hass Florence Bzce Frank Lowe ry B1l1y Eaton Ne11 Wxlson Gary Newell Kenneth Tmgwald Larry Nelson Delores Sayles Marjorxe Seagrave Lyene Plerce Barbara McMorr1s Greta Lee G1ll Shxrley Leammg Mae Lowery L1la Mxller Kay Calonkey Joyce Appenzeller Joyce Hooker Marxlyn Van Lew V1v1an Lorenzen Gerald Blce Benny Caldwell Maumee Sheppard Lynn Dav1sson Larry York Dav1d Gwen Jerry Sharp 28 I l l . . ' . ' . FRONT ROW: Rosie Earll, Pat Frantum, Norma Day, Helen Martincic, 1 l 0 - . I . 9 I . J R U N I O R S S O P H O M O R E S 1- I gg , S ' 1' I F R E S H M E N 29 BACK ROW MIDDLE ROW FRONT ROW BACK ROW FRONT RO W BACK ROW MIDDLE ROW FRONT ROW EIGHTI-I GRADE Wxlbur Stremght Frmd PLDIICO Dean Elllott Joe Reeves John Meler Ke1th Gray Hugh Goff Loyal W1ll1ams Raymond Reeves Dlck Bolton Larry Reed Rex Daugherty Sponsor Mr F A Parcuzzz Dy Ann Carey Della Ann Evans Bonnle Noland Sandra Sollars, Loretta Stoneburner Bonnxe Snxder Jeanne Newland Yvonne Strelght SEVENTH GRADE Ronald Day Rlchard M1ller Tommy Newell Charles Whelchel Alvln Fransdahl Larry Paterson Jerry Davzsson Larry Sayles Jackxe Weeks Dale Battanl, Beve rly Newland Grace Anderson, Nadme P1erce Mar1e Am1s Naoml Selders Patr1c1a Henry Mary Jean Harker Marjorme F1sh Alyce Thompson Sponsor Mrs Mable Wall SIXTH GRADE tSponsorj M1ss Imogene Hayes, Sh1rley Pent1co Joyce Holmes Mary Reeves Betty Sharp Helen Normng Marllyn Hartman Marcella Messner Av1s Van Lew Irls Anderson Karen Davxsson Paula Phllllps Sharon Rmggenberg Conn1e Ingr ls Rowene Tatman Mary Lou Bolton Donna Gr1mes Mary Ellen Hansen Shxrley Vernon Iackle Harker J1mmy Carr, Joe Brozov1ch Bobby Hass Donald lVlclVlOrr1s Kenneth Bryant Frank North Emmett Lloyd Noland Gene Ruble NOT IN PICTURE Roger Burkart 30 . . . . 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I 9 l 9 1 r 1 ,. , I p 9 I ' I ' a 1 r ' A , . 1 I l . l l 1 1 s 1 a 1 :I J . . . , , r 1 0 1 U I I Y I I in , , i ,. . , . . - n n n ' -In r ' n 1 I 0 - - n - 1 1 I 1 n 1 I 1 ' E 1 G W H T H T T Q A 1 s E v E N T H s 1 x T H 3 1 BACK ROW SECOND ROW FRONT ROW BACK ROW MIDDLE ROW FRONT ROW BACK ROW MIDDLE ROW FRONT ROW FIFTH GRADE Harry Reeves Dean B1ce Charles Pepples, Jerry Brozov1ch Ralph Varlsco Mrs Esther Kuefner DIXIE Doty Nancy Newell Joan Weyer Duane Tmgwald Norman Selders, Terry Hutt Carolyn Pentzco, Elnora Dyer Mar1lyn North Jan1ce Sheppard Geraldme M1l1er Lorra1ne Messner Carolyn Peters Ann S1gl1n FOURTH GRADE Edward Anderson Tommy Wheeler Tom Royer Mlchael Baker D1ck Burns Roger Stre1ght John Rose Harold Kuehl Dorothy Bolt Glen Crum Max H1tsman Robert Fronsdahl Ralph Beck John Kelley Larry OV1att James Gr1mm Judy Hutt Mary Pearson Betty Carr Susan Carey Joan MCMOTTIS Dorothy F1sh Sandra Rmggenberg Betty St01'l6 burner D1ana Seeman, Nancy Newland THIRD GRADE Larry Robxnson James Dean Robert Sheppard Doyle Ruble R1chard Sayles Ronald Hass Stanley Carr John Hansen Sponsor MISS Lavonne Neshe1m Eugene Grlmes John Bolton Archze Reeves Larry Weeks Donald Flsh Jack Daugherty M1chaelMeneough Dean Burkhart Larry Strexght Charles Menz Beverly MCMOTIIS Geraldme Jones Mar1lyn Newland Elame Brozov1ch Sharon Wolter NOT IN PICTURE Wayne Gum 32 I 1 I 1 D 1 I o 1 D l 1 1 1 . ' . D : . , . ' . , . . , . ' 1 1 I 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 A 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I 1 D 1 Patricia Mougin, I 1 1 1 1 . . . . . ' - 1 I 1 I l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I C J ' ' . ' , 1 . 1 1 . 1 I . 0 r . ' . . 1 . 1 I 1 I . ' . F I F T H F O U R T H F T H I R D 3 3 SECOND GRADE BACK ROW Sponsor Mrs Lelah Krumm Bernadme Jones, M1chae1 Segraves Johnny Myers Allan I-lxtsman James Sutter Donald M11ler Larry Root Donald Lackey, Walter Starnes Samuel Starnes, Nancy Baker MIDDLE ROW JoAnn Boden L1nda Ruble Janet Van Lew Barbara Flsh Deanna Lmcoln Jolene Frantum Janet Peoples Dea Bodan sky, Betty Arnold, Patr1c1a Pearson, Joann Messner Martha Beck FRONT ROW Bobb1e R1sel1.ng Larry Hoskmson James Day Dav1d Bzce Joseph M8rt1HC1C, Dav1d Vernon, John Wadsworth, Henry Calonkey Arthur Dean G1lbert NOT IN PICTURE Carol Ann Garthmght Sally Dav1sson, Susan Dav1sson FIRST GRADE BACK ROW Sponsorj Coloma Shannon Jean Darlmg Helen Dean, Terry Sutter Tommy Wh1te Charles Frantum Kexth Bolton Dennxs Wolters Donald Krasche Denny Seeman Judy Meneough MIDDLE ROW Cathrme Jo Myers Patncxa Armstrong, Nad1ne Rob1nson Slglln Bernetta Jones, Karen Reckseen, Judy I-htsman Caroll Lee Sawaya FRONT ROW Dav1d Newland, B111 Balduch1, Jxmmy Klrkman Hans1e Seeman Charles D1cherson Robert Sw1nney, Ronald Gr1ef Frednck M1ller, R1chard Dyer NOT IN PICTURE Robert Harvey KINDERGARTEN GRADE BACK ROW Beverly Rhoads Ronald Pagl1a1, Freddle Peters Joey Porter Peter Pearson Dw1ght Johnson, Bobby Campbell Margaret McConnell Jolene Welp MIDDLE ROW Sponsor Mrs V N Axrnear L1ndaLmcoln Sharon Phlllxps Conn1e Seeman Mary Lmcoln Judy Grzce, Sue Barker L1nda Oswald Judy Ruble, Judy Burkhart Kathleen Davzsson FRONT ROW D1ck1e Sheppard B1lly Smglm Tommxe Lackey Denms Teasdale Rex Kehoe John Jones Marvm Sharp Francxs Seeman Dav1d Rmggenberg 34 I C J l D . . I 1 n 9 0 h 1 n 9 1 ' : 4 . ' . Jane Crum, Frances Polish, Maxine LeMaster, Deanna : I D . . . . ' ' . ' ' . S E C O N D F I R S T K I N D E R G A R T E N 35 CHRIST MAS PROGRAM KINDERGARTEN FIRST SECOND AND THIRD GRADES Monday 8 00 P M December 20 1948 Toy Parade Kmdergarten Rhythm Band When Toys Come To Lzfe CAST Tell Us A Story Man chxldren s favor1te Ch1ld cur1ous l1ttle g1rl Doctor Toybones cures everythmgj Nurse Sunshme always helpful Sawdust Doll a1r quick Turtle crabby melancholy toy turtle, Sold1er brave though armless tw1sted leg Angel where 1S her mxssmg wmg Tr1plets cracked vo1ces Ragged Boy Doctors Nurses Chr1stmas Angels and other dolls a Chr1stmas Carols The Fxrst Noel Joy To The World Sllent N1ght Away In The Manger Wh1te Chr1stmas Goodn1ght SPONSORED BY Mrs Vernon Axmear M1ss Coloma Shannon Mlss LaVonne Neshelm Mrs Lelah Krumm Helen Goff Ope retta Doyle Ruble Jane Crum Charles Menz Nancy Baker Dea Bodansky Dav1d Bxce Robert Rmselmg B1lly S1g11n Lmda Ruble Lmda Lmcoln Mary Lmcoln Sharon Ph1ll1ps Who can he be 'P t the hospltal Group of 120 People Joey Porter and Puppy Dlrector Costumes Stage and Prope rtzes Stage and Propert1es Accompanmst Our specmal thanks goes to Mr Axmear for makmng the frreplace and takmg care of the tree decoratxons and Ilghtlhg also to Jaclue Spencer and Mmss Hartness for makmg the programs 36 BY .- - - ..... ..... 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C .......... ........ . ..- ,T fN EH August Septembe r Septembe r September Septembe r September Oc tobe r Oc tobe r Oc tobe r Oc tobe r October October October November November Novembe r November November November November December December December December December December December December December December January CALENDAR OF EVENTS School Regxstratlon Football, Ogden He re Freshmen ln1t1at1on Football Madrld There Football Ankeny There State Hosp1tal Znds Football Football Johnson There Freshman Party Football Redheld Here Football Maxwell Here Magazme Sale Football Dallas Center There Sen1or P1ctures Football Ogden Znds Here Football Adel Here Band Boosters Dance Football Madr1d Here Wash1ngton Townsh1p Here Thanksgxvmg Gr1mes There Sxxth Grade Party Mmburn Here Band Boosters Dance Annual Assembly Waukee There Wash1ngton Townshxp There Madrzd Here Operetta, Grades k 3 Gr1mes Here Chr1stmas Mmburn There 9 1' 30 ..... ' ' lO - 16 ..... ' 17 ..... , ' - Z4 ...... , - 30 . .. 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' 4 ' - 3 January January January January January January February February February February February February February March March March March Aprll Aprll Apr11 Aprxl Aprxl Apr11 May May May Nlay ltlay May May May June l Dawson Here Band Boosters Dance Basxc Skzlls Tests Granger Here G1rls County Tournament Boys County Tournament G1rls Sectlonal Tournament Assumptxon Here Madr1d There Dawson There Nmth Grade Party Assumptwn There Boys Sectlonal Tournaments Band Conce rt Jun1or Hxgh Tournaments Senlor Dance Band Fest1val at Perry Leon Smlth and Dog Assembly Raccon Conference Track Meet Senlor Class Play Drake Relays D1str1ct Mus1c Contests Jun1or Sen1or Banquet Sectlonal Baseball Tournament Ve1shea Baccalaureate Commencement School Closes Dxstrtct Baseball Tournament State Baseball Tournament 7 . . . ......... - 8 . . ' 10-14... . . .... '.' 14 .. ............ - . 18-ZZ... . ' ' Z5-29... ' . Z-5 . ' ' ' 8 . .......... ' - ll .... '- 15 . ..... - 16 . .......... ' 18 . . .......... ' - Z3-26... ' ' 8 .. . .............. .. ' ll-12... .. ' ' 18 . ............ ' 19 .. ..... . ' ' 8-9 . . . ................ Music Contest ' ll . ' ' 15 . .. ' Z1-ZZ... ......... ' ' ZZ-23... ...... ' Z9-30 ....... . ...... ' ' ' 6 ......... . . . ......... ' - ' IZ-14-l6-18 .... . .. ' 13-14 ........ . . ...................... . ' 15 . . f 18 . . . Z0 ....... . . ............. .. Z1-Z4-Z5 ..... .. ' ' - Z8-30 . .. 40 HAWK STAFF OFFICERS Edxtor xn Chxei Assistant Edxtor Busxness Manager Sponsor B111 LeMaster Bernxce Newbrough Harry Robbins Alice Reese Nylene York Dale Johnson Mary Lou G111 Eleanor Hartness HAWK STAFF Vu-ginua Pepples Elwxn Flinn Pat Daugherty Ahce Noland pany Bgqe Sarah Gray Jackxe Spencer Colleen Goudy Y. Sr-'fm Edxtor lh Chxef Assistant Edxtor Sponsor Senxor Reporters Junxor Reporters Sophomore Reporters Freshman Reporters Eighth Grade Reporters Seventh Grade Reporters 'hui HI LIGHT STAFF Colleen Goudy Vxrgxnxa Caldwell Dolores Doty Betty Rhoads Eleanor Hartness Nylene York, Sarah Gray Ahce Reese Jeanne Ochs Jackxe Spencer Bxll Le Master Rxchard Robbms Joan Hass, Marlene Iessen Inez Mane Rhoads Vxrgxnxa Caldwell Exleen Bauman Betty Rhoads Helen Martxnc xc Greta Lee Gxll, Marxlyn Van Lew Fred Pentico Joe Reeves Naomx Sexders Grace Anderson 41 BRASS QUARTETTE Elwin Flinn - French Horn Bill Pierce - BIIUEQ Maurice Shepherd - Trumpet Dennis Countryrnan - Trumpet GIRLS TRIO Mary Lou Gill Soprano Sarah Grny Secmd Soprano Greta Lge Gill Alto MAJORETTES Emxly Sauer Dolores Soiy Lois Mallan 42 S Aff' ,kg it 'l ' BAND PERSOINNEL D1rector Nr F A Pascuzz1 B-X53 HORN TYMPANI AND BELLS Dxck 'X xller Helen Goff CLARIINETS TRUMPETS Kay Calonkey Thelma Nllller Lxla lkllller Bonme Noland Shlrley Leammg Grace Anderson Mary Ellen Hanson BARITONE B111 Pxerce John lVle1er SAXOPHONE .Ioan Clark Jack1e Clark Joyce Hooker Hugh Goff Patty W h1tcher Ellls Flmn Elwm Flmn Denms Countryman lr1s Anderson Harry B1ce DRUMS Norma W1lson Nylene York Joe Cooper Marjone F1sh V1rg1n1a Pepples Della Evans Joyce Appenzeller TWIRLERS TROM BONE B1lly Rose B111 Eaton Manager Joe Cooper Secretary Vxrgmxa Pepples 44 Loxs Mallan Dolores Doty Em11y Sauer Berta Evans Dale Battani Maurice Sheppard Q'GiQS?I?A iY'2!iS4 L - ' , 'F A .,......,...............-..--.....--.-........v.....-.. .1 QE f.--I A 4 4, 3 LN 1-. -cu '1 459' gl Q ,giity -,, I f 'NL Qggqgmn 2412501 Q43 P 45 S . 1 , , ,, -W .. 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N V Y ,aff 3 O ' Z U Z ' wa D x 'E nag 'Www CROWNING OF HAWK KING AND QUEEN BACK ROW Left to Right Marie Arms se enth grade Della Enna exghth grade Greta Le Gall mth grade Norma Ihy tenth grade Dick Bice tenth grade B111 Rose mth g ade Kexth Gray eighth grade Jackie Weeks seventh g ade F ank No th sixth grade FRONT ROW Dolores Doty eleve th g ade Bill LeMaster twelfth grade Nylene York t elfth g ade Da xd Olsen eleventh grade INSET A xs Van Le sucth grade On December 10 1948 the Hawk Assembly was held ln the gym Joe Cooper as narrator told of h1s memor1es as he looked through h1s old annual ten years from nom These songs were sung to represent the pxctures he saw 1n the old annual School Days school house Haxl Ha11 The Gang s All Here assemb11es Memor1es Sentors For He s A Jolly Good Fellow custod1ans Every Day I Love You .Iumor Class Play On Oh Woodward and Take Me Out to the Ball Game sports Marchmg Along Together band An mterestmg part of the program was when the four gmrls typed to musxc Probably the part of the program they enjoyed most was the 1m1tat1ons of four hlgh school teachers Elwm Flxnn borrowed Mr Harvey s coat hat and scarf on the sly and presented a very orxgmal lmxtatlon of Mr Harvey Colleen Goudy 1m1tated Mrs Harvey Pat Daugherty Mlss Hartness Harry Robbms Mr Erwxn and Bllly Slglm Tommy the coach s small son The program was concluded wxth the crownxng of the kmg Bxll LeMaster and the queen Nylene York by Dale Johnson and Mary Lou G1ll They also presented a red carnat1on corsage to the queen and a smgle ca rnat1on to the kxng and attendants 47 2 1 '. v : . ' : C .ll P 1 I n 3 .H 1' I ' I 5 1 r 5 r r , , I p D 1' I 1 3 I W T I V' 1 . : v' w, ' . l l 0 D I . . . , . i D ' , . . . . . , o l I a 2 I 5 I . . . . , . 1 n - I I I D I ' . ,i. an r, ,V This IS the float which held the I-Iomecommg Kmg and Queen and thexr attendants The Kmg and Queen, Russell Bmce and Sarah Gray were crowned by Colleen Goudy and at the Woodward Madrxd football Nlarvm Schhchter 48 game whzch Woodward won Z5 6 I Semor Senxor Junlor Jumor That nlght a dance was held ln the gym Among those present were the Kmg and Queen and thelr attendants Dale Johnson Nylene York David Olson Delores Doty Sophomore Sophomore Frm -.hman Freshman Dick Blcc Bcrta Evans Blll Ro-.1 Gr: ta Lee Glll While some of the people sat on Others enjoyed the bleachers and drank pop themselves dancxng BACK ROW FRONT ROW BACK ROW MIDDLE ROW FIRST ROW BOYS GLEE CLUB Benny Caldwell Gerre Spencer Donald Weeks Mervm Kuefner John Goff R1chardCarzol1 Dale Johnson B111 LeMaster Johnny D1ss1nger Kenneth Tmgwald Waldon Stre1ght Herman Propp SponsorlF A Pascuzz1 Elmer Propp B111 Rose Harry Blce Paul Vaughn Harry RObb1nS Joe Cooper Gary Newell Elhs F11nn Maurmce Sheppard Lawrence Blce James Pent1co Helen Goff GIRLS GLEE CLUB Mr F A PHSCUZZI Kay Calonkey Lavonne Hass, Lzla M1ller Lyene 1-1erce Patr1c1a Franturn Em1ly Sauer Mae Lowery Darlene Smxth Allce Reese Sh1rley Leammg Betty Rhoads Norma W1lson Greta Lee G111 Mary Lou Wadsworth Barbara McMorr1s loyce Hooker Joan Hass Norma Day Colleen Goudy Patr1c1a Daugherty Bermce Newbrough Sarah Gray Mary Lou G111 Joyce Appenzeller Helen Goff Mar1lyn Van Lew Mary Pentlco Marcella Crouch Rosle Earll Florence Bxce Mary Ahce G1lmore Nylene York Jeanne Ochs Thelma Mxller Jacquelme Clark V1rg1.n1a Russell Joan Clark 50 1 : 1 ' - 1 1 - ' 1 1 ' .1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 . 1 . 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I I 1 i 1 1 A 1 . 1 ' . 1 1 , . 1 . , . . . , . xpml BOYS GLEE CLUB GIRLS GLEE CLUB 51 T THE COGWHEELS WILLIAM WEEKS THE CHEERLEADERS BASKETBALL NYLENE Yoax SARAH GRAY JOHN GRAY We Gotta Wm We Gotta W1n Let s Go We Gotta Wm We Gotta 111 Let s Go e Gotta Wm We Gotta Wm Let s Go Come On Woodward Let s Go Q FOOTBALL JACKIE CLARK JOAN CLARK THELMA MILLER LOIS MALLAN 'wr 52 November 18 Aunt Ellen Thompson Jrmmy Took B111 Thompson Madge Burns Mr Oswald McDan1el Bubbles Duvalle Uncle Dan Took Peggy We stf1eld Lady MacBeth W1.111am Hutt W1l11am Pxe rce Inez Rhoads Merv1n Kuefner M1ss Hayes Mrs Enlow Patr1c1a Wh1tcher Dav1d Olson Mary Pentxco Herman Propp N I O R C L A S S P HERE COMES THE BRIDES Farce m Three Acts 1949 CAST B111 s aunt Who needed a brxde Jlmmy s pal Jlmmy s sweetheart The b111 collector The nurse Uncle Dan s flame Mrs Symthes s1ster Jlmmy s r1ch uncle Uncle Dan s ward Crazy woman PROD UC TION C RE W Mlss Me rechth USHERS V1rg1n1a Caldwell 53 November 19 Joan Hass John Goff B111 Rhoads Dolores Doty Kenneth Randall Marlene .lessen l..o1s Mallan Gerald Bolt Thelma Mlller Jacquelme Clark V1rg1n1a Caldwell Wllbur Grlmes Bernard Bryant D3V1d Olson Darrold Bxce Norma Wxlson Helm n Goff Dirrold But atrxc nu Q R :vc .1 U L A Y Mrsg DI-lvalle Symthe .... ....... . ............ . . . Emily Sauer ' P ill All '1ll'l' ' 1.y12 .--Hs MUSIC DEPARTMENT The Musxc Department has been qulte busy this wmter Durmg the football season the Marchlng Band performed at every home game, puttmg on some attractwe drxlls and marches A pep band played for the home basketball games Helen Goff entered the State Contest at Storm Lake on October 16 1948 and won a one ratmg w1th her Bell Lyre solo Small groups and solo1sts that entered the D1str1ct Contest on March 12 were as follows W1l11am P1erce Barltone Glen Eden Polka by Storm Denn1s Countryman Trurnpet W1llow Echoes by Slmon W1ll1am Rose Trombone Fancy Free by Sm1th Helen Goff Bells Theme and Varxatxons by Krexslar Brass Quartet In Modo Relzgxoso by Glazonouw W1ll1am P1e rce W1ll1am Rose Maurxce Sheppard Denn1s Countryman The Band entered at Indlanola contest Apr1l 8 1948 for the Prellrn llrnmary contest In add1t1on to the so1o1sts and small groups the Gxrls TT10 also entered the Prelmnmary Contest They sang W11l You Remember The gxrls m the tr1o are Sarah Gray Mary Lou Gxll and Greta Lee G1ll Those who sang solos were as follows Greta Lee G1ll Dusk In A Garden by Hambler Shxrley Leammg Some Day By Hooker Mary Lou G1ll Coral by Trehorne Sarah Gray The Perfect Day by Carr1e Jacobs Bond Nylene York Because by Teschemacher Lyene P1erce JustA Wearymg For You by Jacobs Bond There were exghteen Band Members and twenty Chorus Members that part1c1pated 1n the Perry Fest1va1 on March 19 The Band went to the Drake Relays on the twenty second of Aprxl It was the th1rd t1me the Woodward Band had been represented at the relays 54 . a . 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' o Q fi THE I-IAWKETTES IN ACTION FIRST ELEVEN IN FORMATION 57 BACK ROW MIDDLE ROW FRONT ROW MIDDLE ROW FRONT ROW HAWKETTES Kay Calonkey Florence Bice Patricia Henry, Bonnie Noland Lyene Pierce Deloris Sayles, Marjorie Fish, Lavonne Hass Marilyn Van Lew Virgima Russell, Patty Bice, Helen Goff Helen Martincic, Darlene Smith Joan Clark fChaperonel Eleanor I-lartness, Thelma Miller, Jackie Clark Alice Noland Managerj Patricia Franturn, Norma Day Colleen Goudy Lois Mallan lCoach Kenneth Erwin HAWKS Keith Hoffman Lyle Reeves Waldon Streight Dennis Countryman Jerry Sharp and Donald Meeks Coach Kenneth Erwin Larry Bice Robert Hoskmson, James Vaughn Gary Newell William Eaton Jack Lowery, Richard Bice Lee Battani, Joe Zagnoli Maurice Sheppard. and Charles Cheek QManagerl Lewis Thomas, William Pierce Darrold Bice John Henry Joe Cooper Richard Robbins Wilber Grimes, Russell Bice William LeMaster and Bernard Bryant 58 : . . . . , . . . . K . . A I l I I J . BACK ROW: Gerald Bice, LeRoy Van Lew, William Rose, Neil Wilson, THE HAWKETTES THE HAWKS 59 BACK ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW THIRD ROW SECOND ROW FRONT ROW FOOTBALL Larry York Lynn Dav1sson Lawrence B1ce Waldon Stre1ght Frank Lowe ry B111Eaton Nell W11son Denn1s Countryman John Goff Jerry Sharp fCoachQ Kenneth Erwm Larry BICE 1Manager Maunce Sheppard, B111 Rose John Henry Gary Newell Dlck B1ce Jack Lowery Russell B1ce Bernard Bryant, Harry B1ce Marv1n Sch11chter Dean Hollmgsworth B111Rhoads Joe Zagnoh B111 P1erce James Vaughn Gerald B1ce Lee Battan1 R1chard Robbxns Kenneth Randall BASE BALL Hoffman B111 Eaton Ne11W11son Gary Newell Kenneth Tmgwald Joe Zagnoll Lawrence B1ce Lee Roy Van Lew Larry B1ce, James Pent1co Lynn Dav1sson B111 Rose Maumee Sheppard Donald Weeks Gerald B1ce Jerry Sharp Charles Cheek Darrold B1ce B111 Rhoads Harry B1ce Dean Hollmgsworth Lee Battam D1ck BICC Coach Kenneth Erwm Larry B1ce B111 LeMaster Dale Johnson Marvm Schhchber W11ber Grzmes Russell B1ce R1chard Carzolx Jack Lowery 60 3 1 X JI 1 1 J BACK ROW: Frank Lowe ry, Waldon Streight, James Vaughn, Keith I ! I D ' D . l ,.Qv3,'v .:..fi,'1 1: Y V ' , , , ' ' ixiiixlbfl-5:'?'TT1:K'5ff3.aff ' 149 'F :. ' , . BOYS FOOTBALL SQUAD .a gy BOYS BASE BALL SQUAD 61 U . ' ' vw- ' , A' xx , I QA' K 1 , 1 ' ' ,ff . 'I KX, V A A if Tv 'I' A 'K I A 2 L -0 - - 1 Q .J ' A U Wa shmgton Township GIRLS BASKE T BALL The Hawkettes had a very successful season, their record one of the very best They won 8072 of their games, winning sixteen and losing four The Hawkettes were riding an eleven game winmng streak when Colleen Goudy Senior forward, was forced to leave the lineup because of a chipped bone mher right ankle They showed a tremendous amount of power up until the time of her injury Norma Day, Sophomore, was high scorer for the season with a total of 374 points, and an ave rage of 19 points per game Helen Martincic Sophomore, was second with 272 points, average of 15 points per game Colleen Goudy Senior was third with 198 points and an average of 14 points per garne In the back court the three girls who started the season were there when the season ended They were Alice Noland, Senior post guard Jackie Clark, Junior, and Thelma Miller, Junior guards The 1949 50 season should be the banner year for the I-lawkettes with four regulars returning and a wealth of youthful material coming up Bonnie Noland, eighth grade and Joan Clark Sophomore, should fill in Goudy s forward spot Darlene Smith, Sophomore Helen Goff Sophomore, and Vlrginia Russell Sophomore, should fill Noland s guard position The following girls received letters for the 48 and 49 season Alice Noland Jackie Clark Darlene Smith Colleen Goudy Thelma Miller Helen Goff Helen Martmcic Joan Clark SEASON OF 1948 49 WOODWARD OPPONENTS Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Grimes Mmburn Waukee Washington Township Madrid Z7 Grimes Second Team Panora Panora Mmburn Dawson Granger Madrid Dawson DALLAS COUNTY TOURNAMENT AT DEXTER Washington Township Dexter Van Meter Fourth Place Granger SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT AT SHELDAHL Ankeny 33 Slater Third Place Napier 62 Norma Day Bonnie Noland Marjorie Fish 42 ' ' 18 34 ' 27 60 ' 32 37 37 61 ' ' 32 77 ' 70 ' 30 33 Q Q 45 66 33 42 ' 22 30 17 31 34 82 ' 42 45 36 65 ' ' 26 44 23 37 44 36 42 37 23 40 ' ' 40 BOYS BASKET BALL The Woodward Boys Basketball Team fxmshed up their season w1th 9 wms and 8 losses Most of then' losses were to teams w1th much taller players or on floors that were very small Russell Bxce sen1or center was the hxgh scorer wlth a total of 246 pomts rn 17 games Other senlors are B111 LeMaster and Lew1s Thomas Players that w111 be back next year are Wxlber Gr1mes B111 P1erce Bernard Bryant Darrold Bree, Gary Newell John Henry LETTERMEN The followmg boys rece1ved letters for the 1948 49 season B111 LeMaster B111 P1e rce Russell Bxce Bernard Bryant Lewrs Thomas Darrold Bzce Wmlber Grxmes Gary Newell John Henry GAMES Woodward Washmgton Townsh1p Woodward Grxmes Woodward Mmburn Woodward Washxngton Townsh1p Woodward Madr1d Woodward Gnmes Woodward Mmburn Woodward Dawson Woodward Grange r Woodward Granger Assumptlon Woodward Mad r1d Woodward Daw son Woodward Granger Assumptlon COUNTY TOURNAMENT W oodwa rd De Soto Woodward Waukee SE CTIONAL Woodward Dallas Center 63 I I I U 32 ' ' 23 50 ' 29 35 ' 27 Woodward 33 Waukee 37 23 ' ' 42 39 ' 32 60 ' 39 34 ' 27 60 31 32 38 37 ' 47 33 ' 43 45 ' 30 42 ' 44 36 30 30 57 Z5 ' 30 FOOTBALL OUTLOOK The outlook for a successful team for 1949 wxll hmnge around eleven returnmg lette rmen Seven who were regulars w11l serve as a nucleus for the 1949 eleven The returnmg regulars w1ll be B111y Rhoads B111y P1erce and Jack Lowery backs and John Henry, Bernard Bryant Kenneth Randall and Joe Zagnol1 Other lettermen avallable w11l be Gary Newell Dxck B1ce Lee Battanx and Morrxs Sheppard The other promlsmg cand1dates return mg w1l1 be B111y Rose, Ne11 W11son Lee Battanx Frank Lowery Bxlly Eaton Denny Countryman, Jerry Sharp Lynn Davlsson Larry York Bobby Hosk1n son, John Goff, Lawrence B1ce, and Gerald Brce Scores of the 1948 Football Season Won 2 T1ed Lost 6 Woodward Ogden Woodward Madr1d Woodward Ankeny Woodward Johnston Woodward Maxwell Woodward Redheld W oodwa rd Adel Woodward Madr1d FOOTBALL LETTERMEN Those who recewed letters for the 1948 season were Marv1n Sch11chter James Vaughn Russell B1ce Bernard Bryant B111 Plerce Kenneth Randall D1ck B1ce Maur1ce Sheppard Lee Battan1 Joe Zagnol1 Gary Newell Harry B1ce John Henry Dean Hollmgsworth Jack Lowery BASEBALL S1nce the 1949 season had not started when th1s book went to press we are reportmg the Sprmg 1948 season The team started off by wmnmg all the games played but ended up by losmg the f1rst game m the tournament Scores for 1948 Woodward Granger A Woodward Granger A Woodward Madr1d Woodward Slater Woodward Wash1ngton Twp 5 The lettermen that w11l be back th1s year w1l1 be Larry B1ce, B111 LeMaster, Dale Johnson Max-vm Schlxchter W1lber Grlmes, R1chard Carzolx Jack Lowery Lee Battam and D1ck B1ce The squad w11l be thxrty four strong th1s year w1th n1ne Senxors, four Junlors, f1Ve Sophomores, and sxxteen 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J Marlene Jessen January Gerre Spencer Dolores Doty Al1ce Noland John Henry Kay Calonkey Lee Battanx February Greta Lee G1ll Rlchard M1ller Wllbur Gr1mes Lawrence Bxce Joan Clark Norma Day Larry Blce Lavonne Hass March Dale Johnson A11ce Reese Bonnle Weber Delorxs Sayles Exleen Bauman HAPPY BIRTHDAY Zf' W1111am Hutt Z9 Florence BICS 31 Donald Weeks June Davxd Olson Paul Vaughn Gerald Bolt John Mallan Dlck Blce Kenneth Randall Lols Mallan B111 LeMaster Colleen Goudy July B111 Eaton Darlene Smmth Jack Lowery B111 Plerce Joe Z3gnO11 August Dean Hollmgsworth r11 Sarah Be rta Elw 1n Dav1d Ma ry Gray Evans F11nn G1van Lou Wadsworth Bllly Rose Charles Cheek Be rnlce Newbrough Jack1e Clark Lee Roy Van Lew Da rrold Blce James Pent1co Mary Pentlco Lynn Davlsson James Vaughn Pat Whltcher Kenneth Tlngwald Ros1e Earll Joyce Appenzeller Marcella Crouch Bob Hosklnson May Pat Bxcc Mervln Kuefner Gary Newell L11a M1ller Thelma M1ller Ke1th Hoffman V1rg1n1a Pepples Septe mbe r Richard Robbms Joe Cooper Larry Nelson Mae Lowery Marv1n Sch11chter Benny Caldwell Denms Countryman Norma Wllson Lew1s Thomas R1chard Carzoll Jerry Sharp Jackxe Spencer Bernard Bryant Russell Bxce 67 Oc tobe r Shlrley Lf amlng V1rg1n1a Caldwc 11 Joyce Hook: r Morrls Sheppard Johnny Dxssmgf r Waldon Strexght Barbara MCN1OFF1S B111 Rhoads Joan Hass John Goff Mary Lou G111 Helen Goff Mar11yn Van Lew Nezl W11son V1v1an Lorenzen November Pat Frantum Larry York Inez Mar1e Rhoads Tom Nelson Lyene P1erce Herman Propp December Jeanne Ochs Harry Robbms Elmer Propp Pat Daugherty V1rg1n1a Russell Nylene York Em11y Sauer Frank Lowe ry E111s Flmn Mary Allce G11more Barbara Bolt Helen Mart1nc1c Harry Blce Z 3 ' .. - 8 3 ' f '- 16 ' 5 . Z1 1 ' . 8 - 31 ' l ' 12 ' 8 17 ' ' 18 19 ' Z0 ' ' Z0 1 ' Z0 Z1 3 ' ' Z1 ' ZZ ' 8 ' ' Z8 ' Z4 10 ' ' Z8 , 26 ' 10 Z8 ' ' 12 30 ' ' 14 ' --1 Z8 Z ' 18 ' 19 2 Z8 ' ' 8 8 31 ' 12 ' 3 ' 17 16 ' Z1 ' 17 . ' Z6 ZZ Gerald Bice 5 Marjorie Seagrave 30 Betty Rhoads Z4 ' 5 ' 24 ' V 1 5 13 A Ap ' 16 ' 4 16 4 ' 1 17 ' 5 6 Z6 ' 10 14 ' ' Z8 ' 14 ' 15 ' ' 30 ' 18 15 - ' 31 Z0 ' 16 Z1 18 ' ZZ ' ' 19 ' Z4 ' ' 20 ' 1 ' ' Z7 Z3 3 Z9 ' ' Z5 4 Z9 ' Z7 ' 6 f ' 6 . . 7 '-' 13 ' 9 ' ' 15 ' 13 f ' 15 15 ' ZZ ' ' 17 ' ' Z3 18 ' Z6 ' ZZ ' 30 Z4 ' ' ' x 30 ' IOREQ Pud How do you cut an applm ln thtrds 7 Llrty l u xt 1 x Pud Ye s Larry And than you cut thmm xn two and that -. four parts. Pud Yes Larry We ll than you chutk tht extra one away n els gantly dressed wornan tourxst stepped mto a small town rf staurant Sha was much annoyed by flu-s wh1le wamtmg at thc table Why don t you shoo your flxes '7 she asked of the slmple looking waltress Well you see came back thi snappy reply lt 5 so hot today we thought we d just let them run around barefoots d Dentxst havmg drawn several teeth for young chxld Nc ver mlnd they w1ll grow agam Chxld But wlll they be here 1n txme for dlnner 7 Dale sa1d Mrs Harvey descrxbe the human race The human race 1S the men runnxng after the women and the women runnmg after the men rephed Dale Sarah lsn t Peggy a naughty dog lVlun1my'7 He ate my dolly s slxpper Mother Yes darlmg he ought to be pumshed Sarah I d1d purus hlm I went stwa1ght to the kennel an dwank h1s m1lk How about a ltttle luss 7 No I have scruples le that s all r1ght Ive been vaca lnated James V Who s the g1rl w1th the French heels9 Joe Z She s my s1ster and those guys am t French An 1rate baseball enthusxast who had watched h1s home team go down xn defeat stopped the umpire as he was leavmg the fmeld Where s your dog? he demanded Dog? ejaculated the ump1re I have no dog Well sald the grouchy one you re the flrst bllnd man I ever saw who dxdn t have a dog Telephoner Long D1stance 'P I want to place a call to Damarvscotta, Mame Operator I-low do you spell that name please 7 Telephoner Shucks l dy f Icould spell xt I d wrxte t 68 1 ' : Wet , yo ct it first in h. l ws, and that's two parts, isn't it '? , .. 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JOKES Who gave the brzde away'P Her l1ttle brother Wlllle He stood r1ght up LII the mlddle of the ceremony and yelled Hurray, Lou1se you ve got hun at last B1lly L asked the teacher of the new pup1l do you know your alpha bet'P Yessum answered B1lly Well, then cont1nued the teacher what letter comes after A 'P All of em was B1l1y s reply Russell B Say what s the 1dea of your wearmg my ra1ncoat'P Darrold B Well you wouldn t want your new suzt to get wet would you 'P Joan H He s so romantxc Every t1me he speaks to me he says Faxr Lady Loxs M There s noth1ng romantlc LH that lt s just a hab1t He used to be a Streetcar conductor Dur1ng a hlstory lesson the teacher asked one of her students Tom what are the Phoemcxans noted for 'P Tom N That s easy Blmds Mlss Hartness I would l1ke to know why It 15 that whenever I leave the room for a short t1me and then return I f1nd no one work1ng Harry R It s because you wear rubber heels ma am Patrolman That snot the truth We ve had too many Sm1ths around here G1ve me your real name and make lt snappy Speeder Well 1f I must lt s W Shakespeare Patrolman That s better You can t bluff a man l1ke me w1th that Smxth stuff Colleen was dr1v1ng through the country w1th her daddy when for the fxrst txme 1n her l1fe, she spxed some catta1ls 1n a swamp Oh daddy she cr1ed shakmg h1s arm, look at the hot dog garden Mrs Harvey How 1S It that you can t answer any of my quest1ons 'P John M Well lf I could what would be the use of my commg to school 'P Where IS Cleveland? asked the teacher Cleveland s 1n New York today declared Rlchard C and Bob Feller s pxtchmg She was pretty and amb1t1ous and had studxed the matrxmomal problem to a nlcety Yes I suppose I shall marry eventually she saxd but the only kmd of masculme nu1sance that w1l1 suit me must be tall and dark w1th classlcal features He must be brave yet gentle He must be strong a l1on among men, but a kmght among women That evemng a bow legged lath framed chxnless youth wearmg flannel bags and smokmg a cxgarette that smelled worse than a burmng boot rattled on the door and the g1rl knocked four tumblers and a cut glass dzsh off of the sldeboard m her haste to let hxm xn 69 ll ' I1 ,, . .. . . . . 1 . I ' I ' I II I I I Il ' II ' ll I Q -' II I ll II ' 1 . Il II ' ll II 1 1 - ll I II ' I , . , an I - - ' ll .. , . , u 1 - un 1- 1 1 - , u 1 - - a ' 9' 9 I I I II . . U ,, , . . . , . . .- . . II . . . . ,, ' I ' ' II , -I 1 - 1 11 it --g I . . H . . . . . . . ,, . , an 1 1 11 .. , . . I 1 as - is . . . . . . . , . , , . . . , , . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . U ,, 9 I I ' ' ' ll I II , . , u - - 1 - H . . - , u - - 11 1- 1 1 - Il ' II . . ll I ' II ' ti I 1 -1 ' ' II . . ll Il ' ll ' 1 1 1 O Q I -Q ' II . 1 ' 1 1 1 . . JOKES What d1d one casket say to the other casket? Is that you coffm 'P Gerald B Mr Harvey d1d you ever hear a rabb1t bark? Mr Harvey Rabb1ts do not bark Gerald B Th1s B1ology book IS wrong then It says that rabb1ts eat cabbage and bark Flrst Student I wonder how old M1ss Jones IS Second Student Qulte old I lmagme They say she used to teach Caesar Mlss Meredlth Johnny use asbestos 1n a sentence Johnny I do my work asbestos I can Elwm You know that musxc stool you sold me 'V Dennxs Yes Elwm Well I ve tw1sted lt and turned 1t 1n all d1rect1ons but I can t get a smgle note out of It down from generat1on to generat1on 'P Mother Yes dear 'P Marllyn Well th1s generat1on has dropped lt M1ss Mered1th Donald w11l you please g1ve three collectwe nouns Donald W Flypaper wastebasket and vacuum cleaner Professor Marks Now Mr Snaffle I want you to explam thxs exam1nat1on paper Why do you have all your answers 1n quotation marks 9 Freshrnan Snaffle Just a b1t of courtesy to the man seated at my left Prof Seat of Learnmg The lad was dull at school you see H1s dad took thlngs to heart He took the lad across h1s knee And there he made h1m smart Flrst Angel And how d1d you get here 'P Second Angle Flu Father Gary were you qu1et at school today? Gary N I ll say so I went to sleep as soon as I got there, and the teacher saxd she d pumsh anyone who woke me up 70 it ' Il , 11 - - D1 ll I I ' , 11 ' 11 t ,, . . . . If ' , 11 , f - 11 , an - - - 11 . , . . ' ' , A1 n 1 - 11 . , . , so 11 ' , 11 - 11 - , 11 11 . . ,, , . . . . . . , ' I I ' ' Y ll Marilyn V.: Mother, you know that vase you said had been handed - - 11 , an 11 . , . ' , 11 - - - 11 ' I I . . t ,, . . . ,, ' D o , nn 11 .. , . . 0 ,, . . . . . , . , - - 11 , 11 ' I I 1' S I ' I - , me - 11 , 11 11 , -1 - ll . , . , 11 1 I ' I ' II HIGH SCHOOL DURVE Y The Hawk staff conducted a survey among the hlgh school students The results are as follows The favorxte candy bar was Hershey wxth Mound plac mg second and Almond Joy commg IH thxrd The favorlte book was The Plague and I and The Egg and I came ln second The favorlte car th1s year was the Ford w1th the Chevrolet and the Bulck close seconds Secretary work was the gxrls f1rst choxce of occupatlons Boys chose farmmg Typmg 1S the favorlte subject wxth Algebra and Home Economxcs commg 1n second Basketball came out way ahead for the favor1te sport wh11e football came through 1n second place Pop IS the favor1te drxnk w1th Coke and Orange the favor1te flavors Home was voted the best place to eat w1th Dutch s and H1lda s runnmg second The favorlte theatre was Perry Theatre with the Sun Theatre next followed by the Des Mo1nes Theatre Mxckey was the favorzte movle of the year wxth Johnny Belmda and Tap Roots closely followmg June Allyson 15 the favor1te actress wlth Alan Ladd as the favorlte actor Other favorztes were Van Johnson and Betty Grable Sammy Kaye leads w1th the favorxte orchestra Harry James and Tommy Dorsey were also favor1tes Far Away Places was f1r st on the Hlt Parade wxth A Lzttle B1rd Told Me second Always also a favorlte Readmg was voted the favor1te past1me by 33 students and the runner up was sleepmg The students voted Granger xn as a favor1te opponent zn Basketball Fned Chxcken was way out mn front on the favorxte food lxst wxth Spaghett1 and Meatballs comxng 1n second The three months most llked were June May and August 71 '- nu vu ' a f . 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I o as - It ' ' ' ua ' it as I! - s o o I 1 an iv - - ' an ' ' I ll sn ' a a 0 u u I I ' Red Blue and Green were hxgh on the color 11st Most students saxd thelr favorlte teacher was Mr Harvey closely followlng 1S MISS Hartness Swltzerland rated h1gh 1n the country the students would hke to v1s1t Twenty nme gxrls and seventeen boys wear glasses Twenty seven boys and nme g1r1s have a dr1ver s llcense The majonty of the students dlshked butch ha1rcuts wh1le bangs rated a very sound Yes School was pretty well l1ked by most of the students although there we re qulte a few who voted no The wearmg of Jeans came out pretty even wlth forty SIX yes votes and forty four no votes The Ledges came through w1th flyxng colors as the favorxte PICDIC ground of Woodward I-hgh Most of the students thought two or three dates a week were suff1c1ent wh1le nme thought you should have seven dates a week Flfty f1ve people lxke on1ons Forty four people don t l1ke on1ons Joe Cooper and Russell Blce were voted h1gh on pe rsonal1ty tra1ts wh1le Sarah Gray and Colleen Goudy rated h1gh for the g1r1s Russell B1ce was elected the best athlete at W H S w1th Norma Day commg m second The neatest dress1ng honors go to Norrna Day Mary Lou G1ll Colleen Goudy Nylene York Greta Lee Gzll Joyce Appenzellar and Sarah Gray .Tackle Spencer IS consxdered the glrl with the prett1est ha1r The honor of havmg the prettxest eyes goes to Shlrley Leamlng for e g1rls and to B111 LeMaster and Joe Zagnoll for the boys There were several answers to the questlon Who do you hke to talk to'7 Dav1d Olson Norma Day and Bernard Bryant were named most by the students One person l1ked to talk to h1s folks best and many of the students stated they l1ked to talk to g1rls better than boys 72 a 1 - ' . . 3 Living in the country was the great favorite. . . . . . - , . . . , . I l I ' l D Q th . . . . ' I D D B 6 9- iwu ovo THE CLASS OF 49 WHEN THEY WERE FRESHIES 0 OJQ. Qceqgeo To U94 ,895 Ig, 9 nor-:sn T Nomvm Loon cun: 1 1 ,mis ri THE SOPHOMORES UP IN A LOOKS LIKE THEY ARE GOING TREE LOOKING DOWN TO FALL IN DOESN T IT? 7 7? Y N Y ELL X4 lb X90 ' 'z ,A i A , -, . ,I I 4 -js D . :I A --u-'N BILL I2 YEARS AGO VIRGINIA IN THE SPENCER BALL TEAM HER BABY DAYS GERRE WHEN HE WAS THREE HARRY ON HIS LITTLE BIKE MISS SARAH GRAY WILBER HAS A LITTLE BROWN FORD NOW NEED WE SAY MORE? 7 ALL LEGS KTM.: in ho' I-try Lou and Gteh lee keep their good figures I 74 f :,,f I I I 1 ? ' MR WEEKS AND BUS NO OUR SPONSOR fwsfshm- ,. Q- 1-ai ALL THAT FOOD AND STILL ELWIN IS THIN '64 Q4 439,41-3 9' MBA PENNY FOR YOUR THOUGHTS GIRLS GOING SOMEPLACE FELLAS WHO S WINNING? 7 75 LAWRENCE BICE AND ROXY RUSTY IN ACTION LOOK AT NORMA S EXPRESSION BABY SITTER PAT? GRETA LEE SOAKING IN THE SUNLIGHT S-GL DON T FALL OFF THAT ROCK KIDS DALE IN ONE OF HIS PAT JUST POSUJG LAZIER MOMENTS WE DON T KNOW HIM DO YOU ? ? 76 u n w - s n n n n W 1 1 481i I! gil .G J' Q .mp 'lan JUST HRUSTYH AND HYERKH U Q, XJ O05 Q51 ws SWE GUESS WHO DALE AND DEAN 2' Wll1f0vkCRe 111 7' TIT?-1 E nb JUST RESTIN OUR HAWKS IN ACTION Ole 4 CY, QIQN 1-40N i-99 Q15 gf DON T THEY Loox san? 7 77 C E 6 s o MARY LOU BONNIE, AND PAT ENJOYING A SUNNY DAY COLLEEN AND MARY ALICE JUST A COUPLE OF FRESHIES IN THEIR YOUNGER DAYS GRETA LEE AND FLORENCE sf EE gli iilggfg V5 f 1516 vi? Walwif W 5595549 maint! bil ll! AIN T LOVE GRAND? ? ?? WAITING FOR THE REBOUND Q3W im Wa mwvmmwwwmgp mwwdwavm lsfwgwemwmg QW? 2 www awww ' aww w ww? , www fm If anna A 5-Ji WWW wr mllllm like me mmm emma: V151 li 1 ii it BETTER TO HAVE LOVED AND LOST THAN NEVER TO HAVE LOVED AT ALL SAYS COACH pl , DOESN T PUD LOOK CUTE 7 7 THE BALL GAME WAS THE PALS ALICE NYLENE JACKIE UTHER WAY MR PASCUZZI 78 1 1 2 , , iwlkm ' : I . ' w Y -- .. 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A Y 4 I . i 'A x f ' ' f ' 1 A . . , Perm VS HEELW RIGHT MOTOR COWIPANIY Dodge P13 mouth Ion a WOODNNARD S The QL1d111y Qtore of Peru Phone -137 Quahtw F1151 S ruse Alu ays X Dcpend ble Du C1e omg Seruce li 11 I BKO1'H1'RS LLMXNFPQ Parry 101 Pnone 1100 KELLLHER S Perl w 1-ou 1 H ' Pl E S 'S XNDW ICH SHOP 1113 vXVdTfO1d Str QL Perm Ion .a Phone JO S 1 WIQHC LF Se SON HARDWARE Iurn Ion 1 Perl y PIIIJH XLTO CONIP XXX Ford Cars ana irucls Ion a 7 7 ' 1 1 - - 7 7 v .1 ' v 91 ' ' n V N f ' v KJ 5 -n 7 V 'V . ' ,L zf: :fc ,' , V e , f .H 1 W 11 za, ' 7 r 4 1 Y' Y ,' A .4 4 x . A 4 bs. t vu - X 1 4. , 'B ', Vu .i v w 3 f 71 N ' 1 , O1d:,mob11e - - Gooug ear w .. A 1 v -. V , .1 c I, 1, v- , 41 . LL I L K n, I 1 , . - Q 5+ U77 H -4 3 r w -4 v V 1 v Y , L . . . ' ' X f J 1, A 1 A r J , . . , I qi sl, C 4 3 ' , ' , Y 7 I - I 1 4 ' D v P , V A . . 1 v L. E. STILES, D. D. S. General Practice X Ray Equipment Phone 255 CLARK S APPLIANCE Apphances and Household Aft1C1GS SLN THEATFR Best 1n Entertalnment When Youl Wh1skers get so Long they T1ckle Your Chln See ED S BARBER SHOP For a Hana Cut and a Smooth Shck Shave DR J A SPENCER Veterlnarlan Off1C9 Phone 126 J 2 Res1dence Phone 126 J 3 MADILINE RLE SMITH R NT Otfxce Phone 11 J 2 VVoodward Iowa GREFN L XYIERN CXFI' Ahte and Pat Madrld Ion a s Y J M . . 3 , v 1 v . . H. VV. SNIITH, IW. D. Y v . 1 , . 4 . 1' ' Q 4' ' v Uv I -Y V Lv I 2 H 1 . 7 va DAHL S FOOD MARKET Foods as rhox Should be X X NEAL Xttornej, at Lax Insulance SIUKLLX I LNIBLR CONIP XXX QLl1lllX Brudmg Mate l 1lS RAND 'XLL BROTIIFRQ WICXIORRIS BXRY Th XND BF XLTX QHOP VVoodxx al d low a XX XLI INIPLI' NIE V1 CONIP XXX lolm Deere QL1?1lltX Farm Equ p mmf W oodu ard Dallas Center H O 0 lx I' R S 1- urmture Ambulance Serx 1 Funerals . . . 4 , w J 1 , iv 1 Ak a A A- . 7 KA , V - - , v , . r Y v x A . 1 A 1 . l' v A ' - '.' 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Y ' ,' f nz V' 1 . e .1 ' Q ' I 1 ,Q K f e 2 ' . . 3 Y , 1 ' v I v 7 n, A A I A A J GAYER S PHARMACX Rel able Prescr1pt1on Serx 1ee Phone 44 Madrxd Ioxx a I' ARMFRS FOOD BANK When X ou Thxnk of Meat Our Seruce Can t Be Beat Phone 16 Granger Iowa DR JOHN I ROYER Osteopathm Phw SILIBH X Rav Obstetrms and General Pract1ce Off1ce Pnone 12-I J 3 State Bank Blllldlllg 'Woodvw ard Iona LEONARD and FLYINN MeCorm1ek DCGYIDD YIFDICI BRIARDAI F STORY' Iovs Exery Dax Puces Cranffel lou a CARGILL Inc H br1d Seed Corn Kenneth E I'1r1 Woodxx ard Ion PHILLIPS WIOBILE SEHK ICE Courtnex Ph1'1ps Woodward Iowa 4 ,K 7 1 i . . 7. , . 1 I 1 1 , . v. . , , . V U f K. - - 5 ' ,V 3 ' , Y .A ' - ' 0 Phone 213 Madrid, Iowa . u , , , . . 1 7 4 ' 7 ' '. YL' I , Db. ,, , . Yyy I V 1 1 , v.. , . C V 3 nl it . K 1 . RINIBRO SFRX ICF QT NTION Phxlhps 66 Pxoducts XX OODW XRD ELEX XTOR CONIPANY Grmd og, Coal GTWIHS F P HurTocl Nlanager Keep Informed hx Subscmb nfrf to the WOODVS XRD FNTERPRISF J L Sw rmew Edrtor Nuke tbxs Store Yoxr Hardw re Headquarters VN oodxx Grd Ion a XPPENLELLFR OIL CONIPANY Conoco Produ In QLIQIIIN nd SEIXICQ VN a t kppcn eller NX OODWIADD CLEAINERQ QTXIIWOHCI C Vmtzgorfxld Phone on T BXKERS BAKERY Phone 262 Fresh Bakery Goods and Ice Cream ' v w v 7 I L I A s. I I . . U .. 1 H v v, v Y ' , li i A if I Q J. L. - HC, I L' . i CJ 7 ,YL ,Y L AA I l - ii Y 1 . . . V, STURGEON HARDWARE ,fc 'E .' A 1 'El , vc v L tfr 1 ,r A L J L , 'cu'-- c.v'U. 'f' 7 I . ,A Z y v v il v- Lcsf. .-.Z c 'OT'- I Q v JESQ R PFRRX The Clothler ALPERS BRI LKRDALI' STORE Where Qualltx and Prxee Meet HL NTS SUPER W ALL Qualxty Fooos VSOODW XRD CAFIL A Good Place to Eat for Am Oecasmn D03 le X Ruble Prop Hugh Cfxx maug GRIWII' S C ARAGP General Repqu md XX ree' m I Sexuee FLXNN S ST XNDARD SERX ICF Phone 211 v K 4 J l .rl . L .1 l U . v .wi I .. v v y v H n ' 4 . ' v 1 T ,'f ' 4 N . .1 Y v . ' '. A . , STANDARD TANK YVAGON SERVICE . fa f h 1 1 1 1 .4 I4 4 1 H A g'1t'L 7,rli' f x .v'x n Y Y 7-1 1 Iv . 7 A A n. n I A 4 u A -. BARD S BAKERY Phone 135 Perry Iowa CORYELL SERVICE Gas O11 11res Lester McDowell Perry Iowa WHITE SPO1' CAFE Good Food and Frlendly SGYVICG Perry Iowa VIORGANI CLOTHING Men s VN ear Perry Iowa 1222 2nd Perry Iowa Complete Collectlon of Hollywood Dolls Phone 1201 J Del1c1ous Chocolates Homemade Cand1es BROOKS STLDIO Reasonable Pr1ces for Portralts for Sen1ors and Undergraduates 1212 Luclnda Street Phone 2'm Perry Iowa BENINETTS CAFE 7-1 Hour Servme Meals and Short Orders 1311 2nd Perry Iowa SUTTON CANDIES HALL MAYTAG COMPANY Phone 170 Refmgerators Perry Perry RANDOLPH PRODUCE COMPANY On the Trlangle Poultry Feed Eggs Iowa Perrv MILLIKEN Sz 'VIAJOR Tewelers Iowa Perry FICK S READY TO WEAR If Its New We Have It Iowa Perry FOLFY S SHOE STORE Home of Poll Parrot Shoes Iowa Perry MOXLEY'S ICE CREAM Iowa T R I M B L E S Home Furnishings Perry Iowa Sales Skelgas Service ' ' , Iowa L 7 7 7 N WOODWARD LOCKERS Complete Locker Service Moxley's Ice Cream Ray Walker Phone 113 Dead Stock Removed Promptly WOODWARD RENDERING COMPANY Phone D00 Woodward Iowa HILDA S CAFE The Home of Good Food THANKS Perry Granger and Woodward for advertlsmg m our annual to help make our annual a success THE HAWK STAFF The Hawk Staff wishes to thank all the merchants of Madrid, VX ffecue Zlxink and Zlzinl? and Zylzink in 'vain and flzen Cfbecicfe fo Sign your Name 95 .Si-TV 4-v-ti ..... 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