Woodward High School - Granger Yearbook (Woodward, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

LIBBI 5 fx if U X XJ 'XY J.-f ,..r ,HO TQ f 952 WA FUHEWAHD In this 'ifth volume of the Hawk, we the Seniors of 1952 have tr ed to record some of the events, memories, and faces of the past year We sin er ely hope that you will enjoy she folloxinv peges and find in hem scenes, faces and stories that will recall pleas nt memories li an-4 Keepers of the House B111 Weeks and John Gray worwmvn ELEv,...oF Cv umm, revs SEEDS, FERTILIZER PQIONE 72 FLINN'S STANDAPD SERVICE PHONE 271 WOODWAVD, IOWA . .41 3 .--nf ,,,-fk 'Q .411 ILAR DUL 4-IOSS, WYAI PLE OF FIDELI Y, TRUTH AND IOYALTY 'ILL FWIGHTEI' OUR 'IV S VOD VER XO TO 1-LARILYN WHOSE PASSING DARKENED OUR SENIOR A ' S, -1 T , f gs! 75 f I X, I C j Q2 f - f A ML X f , X XXNXKS f 1 K flllll Nh' VERNON B AXMEAR Superintendent Mathematics ff MRS LYLE MICHTNER Typing I English Literature Hbme Economics I Home Economics II Speech ini LiT r NICHENER Principal Bookkeeping Typing I Typing II MBS ROBERT MUNSELL Shorthand I English I English II Shorthand II JACK TRAVEFSF cm-vnou-u nc 805 RAILFOAD su' PHONE Soo BUICK Arm CHEVROLET smlas AND SEPVICFS PERRY, IOWA bi A 1' F I x. Q. ,Wx 51 ' T 'vn- , f' -A f A I . I h I f' .I 5 X Q , 1 I ' , 'nl Y. . '55 N U., A . 1 . L 'vi 'gf - ,K ,N -it Va nfl I bv- . My 7142.5 ',f 3154131 l radii, wwf? PQ.,-Q . , J -5 YT Y J J I n . ' O WN Y a'N.sU'R JGQA IDRIS JUTTING World Geography Social Problems Music 'Iq- WENDELL R JOHNSON American Government Biology American History Physical Education BFEBOUT HARDWARE 33,1 FRED HEFREMA Physical Education World History Manual Training I Manual Training II QQ 1 D J RECKINGER Algebra Geometry General Science Trigonometry TRIMBLE 'S FUR! ITURE EVERYTTING FOR THE FARM AND ROME WH RE VALUE IS MEASURED IN QUALITY PHONE 8uo PERRY, IOWA NOT DOLLARS PERRY, IOWA BENNETT-MCDANIEL FURNITURE CO. CONKIN'S JEWELRY FURNITURE-FUGS-CAPPETS LINOLEUM WATCHES DIAMONDS SILVEPNAPE PERRY, IOWA PERRY, IOWA RACCOON IMPLEMENT CO. SALES AND SERVICE PERRY, IOWA PHONE 1360 57 'Jr ,x J I It , 'K' . A 1 ' ' Q 'N ' . , xx E- A X . X b X' ' X I 1 r . 5 X Lg 2? 9 'QQ- QP' i Bill Eaton nDon't let your studles inter fere wlth your educatlon N Concert Band l,2,3,M, Ha chlng Band l,2,3, Boy's Glee Club 2, Cnorus 3,h, Football l,2,3,M Basketball l,2, Track l,2,3,M, Declamatory 3,H, Class Pres H Pep Band l,?,3,H ,cl 1 ff Kay Calonkey Hrull ot fun and mischief too, always dolng things she shouldn't do H Concert Band l,3,M, Marching Band l,3,H Girl's Glee Club l,2,3, Soloist 3,N, Mixed Chorus l,2,3,M, Basketball l, 2,3, , Class Play 3, Class Secretary H, Pep Band 3,M ' CLASS OVFICERS President Bill Faton Vice President Lavonne Hass Secretary Kay Calonkey Treasurer hllis Flinn MOTTO Nith the key of edu , catlon, we will open the door to success SPONSOR Mr Axmear FLOWER Bed Bose COLOR Blue and white cons BAcw Jsss R PERRY WOODWAFD, IOWA Ain. 4ll-' Lavonne Hass USweet pe sonality, full o r scality, good friend to elln Concert Band 2,3,b, Marching Band 2,3,h, G1r1's Glee clubl, Play 3, H1 L1 nt Staff 1,2,3, Editor N, Student Council Pres B B Mg 3,H,Class Vice Pres H, Pep Band 2,3,h, Class Tres 2 Ed Annual M ili- Ellis Flinn It'll be tough but you'll jus: have to get along without me Concert Band l,2,3,M, Marching Band 1,Q,3, Boy's Glee Club 1, ?,3,h, Mixed Chorus 3,M, Track N, Class Treasurer M, Pep Band l,?,3,H J P1171 Q . :QR f Sv iv' , I :.... gi 4 ,,,z' Q P , ...... . if r ' 4 Lf ' 7 ' - , , r f - ' , a . . 3,kg Brass Quartette 35 Mixed ?,3g Mixed Chorus 2,3,hg Class . , . 5 . ' 3 Mg . . . r. 2, ' ' , 'of O v. 'silk 2? ,, C .I . N K 1 C? 9 sa! g , '1 H I A ' .ll 5 O . O . ' - ' A u 1 u. . ' ll?-u dh-.P 5'Pf Florence B109 'Bubbling over with fun and tninvs to do H C1rl's Llee Club l,9,l, nolo- L 1, , 1? d o us 1 1, Dec Q Dennis Countryman NAll great men are dead I'm not feeling well myself N Concert Band l,2,3,U, Marching Band l,2, Boy's Glee Club ?,3, b Boy's Quartette l,2, 3, M, Soloist l,2,M, Mixed Chorus 3, H Football l ?,3,N, BB l Track 2,3,H, Class Play 3, De clamatory 2,3,M, Vice Pres 2, Pep Band l,2,3,h U' R T SMITH M D GRANGER, IOWA ff' Z Harold Shepard Hwomen? Ah Fascinating Boy's Glee Club l,Z,M, Boys Quartette l,3, fixed Chorus 1, 2,3,H, Football 3,N, Baseball lgr 3 , BB 1, 194, Greta Lee Gill The only way to h ve a f lend is to be one Girl's Glee Club l,2,3, Trio L ?,3,b, Soloist l,2,3,M, fixed Chorus 3,b, Class Play 1, Hi Light Staff l, Student Council M, HOmeCOmlHg Attendant l, 3 Queen M, Class P es 3 A K l ' X Hur .. K. ' X ' gif ' V I , ' 'lr L5 . W ' J! 5 1 A I . I O 1 5 , 0 . . t 1 J A J- g . R iS' - 4' H'Je Ch r 2,3,h, - - BB' 92-joint' 5 .Isl 2,:,IP, . 1, 0 ,l+' , 3,1-+, 3 7 u ' 0 .r T T ' II T 1,5 w 4 N JQC ' S 'if . , ,BQ X I if .' 16, . Qxxf 7 'ff --:e4L- :5LmlLlff ---- n 9 A v, . K 1 . ll 5 ' ' ' ,' 5 9- ' ' 5 ' ' 5 I - . - ' 1 T' u 0 Y 0 . . . , Joyce Hooker 'Being a woman is a very dif ficult task as it consists of dealing with men I love it Concert Band 1 2,3zH, Marching Band 1,2,3,h, irl s Glee Club 1 2,3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3 M, C ass Play 3, Hi Light S aff l,2,3, Cheerleader 2 3, Class Tres 1 Sax Quarte te 2, Pep Band l,2,3,N, Accompanist for Boy's Quartette 4 X so Larry Nelson 'Never wltnout a remark Boy's Glee Club l,2,3,L, M1X9d Chorus l,2,3,L, Football 2,3,g rfg ff- Ur 2 Baseball 2 3 1 Student COGDEI1 A, H EEgg?gEG?G:QXgE? omuox-za, IOWA K. Maurice Sheppard 'Take it easy, I ll get there' Concert Band l 2 3,b March g Band l 2,3, Boy's Glee Club 1,2 3,b, Boy's Quarteete l,3,h, Soloist 3 L, Brass Ouar tette l,2,3,h, Mlxed Chorus 3 Football 1 2 3,L, BB 2 Councll Tres L Vice Pres 2 M1xed Quartette 3 bv- tr Doloris Sayles 'She s quiet at school but that accounts for only 6 hrs out of the 2A Girl's Glee Club 1,2 3, BB 1 . S Lx , , ' K K - jr' .r , ' V, w ' 1' in K: .4 fr 5' w .X xl 1 ' - v A I . 0 ' H 1 VA LA 1 1 3 ' . ' 1 in , ' . 6 . ! . O I l . , 1 ' Q ,A - Nl, bi 1 9 ' ' i3: . - 4341-77:::' Track 2,3,Lg Declam 33 Student . 5 E ' ' ' - 3 - 3 ' J A 1 . U ' L, . ' , 9 .ie , 1 E .-Q 1 H 'Q B' gf. . x Q 5 3 ,,f .. v I m ' N E . . l .N v . ' ' on . BB. M, . 3 hg ' , , - 2 . ' - . ,qv 1 1'f ' Barbara McMorris NMy desire Nursing, that is if someone doesn't change my mind W Concert Band l 2 3 H Marchin l,2,3,h, Homecoming Attendant 2 M Cheerleader 2,3, Sec 3, Sax Quartette 3, Pep Band 1,2, 9 5' . 5 4 Lawrence Bice NLife is to short to be fool- ish and let women worry y0u.n Concert Band 2,3,H- Marching Band 2,3 H- Boy s Glee Club 1,2 3' M xed Chorus 3,Mg Foot ball i,3,1+g BB. 1,35 Baseball l,2,3,kg Declam 2,35 Pres. 25 Pep Band ?,3. S MORGAN CLOTHING Mmws wma PBBBY, IOWA lf' Gary Newell 'A student, an athlete, and a gentleman ' Boy's Glee Club l,2,3, Mixed YhSrush3, Football 1,2 3,N,BB 1,?,3,U, Class Play 3, Declam U Student Council Vice Pres M, Homecoming Attendent 2 Marjorie Seagrave nSweet and quiet and w a ambitionln Girl's Glee Club 25 Declam 2, 3,Mg Bl Light staff 2,3,M, x. ,-- v ' o g --, ' . sa Band l,2,3,f+g 611317s'c1ee Club ul Q 13, SA Track 3,1+s Iiaseball o I ' ' . , s . ' - ' l S - nl. 54 M 1 f 1' ' sf , 2- n n , . 1 ' - vi Vivian Lorenzen BGHHY Caldwell Gi ll G1 C1 b 2 Bo 'S Glee Club 1 2 Track r S ee u H Baseball 2 ,,,,Class Play ink L Mae Lowery Weldon Streight I u A friendly gal that I,d dStgdyN1s a pastime, why over choose for a pal 0 t Gi ll Boy's Glee Club 1 2 A Mixed T S Glee Club 1'2 chorus 1,Q,3,l+, Fooiball 1,2, 3 - BB. 1 2,3,1+g Track 1,2, 3,hg Baseba 1 l,2,3,4. sromy LUMBER co. COME BACK' LUMBER-BUn.n1NG MATERIAL rm.LwoFK MAC'S D X SEPVICE PHONE 182 PHONE 153 woonwmn, IOWA WOODWAPD, IOWA ,1, E A fbi, ., , nQu1et3 In school anyway.U HANs1lent secretive young lad? . - A3- , s ,3 L+- ' 3. . , E 1 J y Iv- . ex f ' A I 1' Q I , 3 7,+7 1 - I 42 'lf T '7 oyce 'Just as pleas t as she looksn Concert Band 1 2,3zh, Marching Band l,2,3,H, Girl s Glee Club 1,?,3,M Mixed Chorus 2,3,N Class Play 1, Cheerleader 2,3, Vice Pres 1, Sec 2, Pep Band 1,?,3,h, Sax Quartette 1,3 ,fag Ni 'N 1,-17 3 HOne who does not love wineand women remains a fool his whole 11fe long Marching Band 1, Boy's Glee Club 1,2,3, Mixed Chorus l,2, 3,M, Football 3,u, BB 17273 9 XJ np mf HAFPY'S CONOCO K L Bill Pose HOne of our better athletes was popular with all H Concert Band l,2,3,M, Marching Band l,2, Boy's Glee Club l,?, 3,M, Boys Quartette 3,H, Brass Quartette ?,3,M Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,u Football l,2,M, BB l,d,H, Track 3,M P o mecoming Attendant l,3, Vice P es Pep Band l 2 R M .l Dixie McAnelly HAn old maid she will never be Mixed Chorus M, Homecoming AHL M, Merroritte Staff l,2,3, Pep club 1,2,3 l+, Baseball 1,2,3,L+ 'sfmrcr WITH A sr rw I , ish f.:J ' 1 ' 192' ' I Q 4 ' ' . an . - . 9 ' P35 5 3 . 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I 0 E ry I., xvi Mvzg EAST WILLIS, PEPRY, IOWA Shirley Leaming NThe happy go lucky girl f the Senior Class H Concert Band l,2,3,h, Marching Band l,2,3,H, G1rl's Glee Club l,2,3, Trio 2,3,h, Soloist 1 3 3,h, Clarinet Quartette 3, Hi Light Staff 3,h, Mixed Chorus 2,3,M, Class Play 3, Declam 3 U, Cheerleader 2,3, Pep Ban 1,2,3,M flir' Loralne Terpstra 'Qulet gal who always has t1me to be friendly n1P1'S Glee Club 1 2,3, Class Play 3 Declam 3 Student Coun L E STILES c1l 2 ,Treasurer 2 Annual 3,L PHgggTggEJ2 WOODWAPD, IOWA '4l5- Dean Hampton WI h te womenn Nho's th t cute redh ad th t Just walked by H B nd 's G xlxed Chorus l Concert Club 1 ootball l 2 3 A U sketb ll 1 93 L PD 2 3 A Class Plav 3 nep dm 5.3 4:-f' 'ig' Lynn D3V1SSOn WLifg 15 too short to waste on one virl ' Boy's Glee Club 3,L, Mi ed Chorus 3,L Football 1 3,L 28 2 3, Track 1,2 Baseball 7 b , . F' - C ' . . f 'A 25 Boy . lee . ' W' ' 2' . . , v F . . l 2 , g Track 3,Ag P.:,'all - ' 1, , , 5 ' , 5 M .1' . . A A. Q , T N' J j X l Hgh 1 gh., fy 'X on Q ' J- , . 0 ' x ' ' Q - 0 0' , ! . ! 9 ' 3 g s A' 0 , 7 A ,fy - 'if W' ,, W .1 ZZ lfx'i'nf l o V' ' E 45 Everett Kinne Full of fun and fancy free. Mixed Chorus Ng Football 1, 25 Basketball 1,25 Track l. 42 James Pentico Quiet little guy with nothing much to say Boy's Glee Club 1, Track 2,3 , , Baseball 1 qv'-.1 'Ut S Neil Wilson A little nonsense nowarrl then is relished by the best of men Chorus 3 ,Y+ , Football FAHMETUS GOOD BANK RALPH WHEELER PHONE 16 GRANGEH IOWA Y 'L '55 l+- . 'R ,Y . t, I Boy's Glee Club 1,2133 Mixed X . 1 4, rf X . 4 Kenneth Tingwald 'Bashfulg You're just not ac ouainted yet Boy's Glee Club 1, Mixed Chorus N, Football l,H, Base b 1 1,9,2,U l Larry York 'I never worry abou tomorrow it comes soon enough anyhow Boy's Glee Club 3, Football, 1,2,3,k, Track ?,3, Baseball 2,3,H 'Y- Gerald Bice NI'd swear touched by Cupid's dart N Boy's Glee Club 2,3, Mixed Chorus M, Football l,M, Base ball 1,2,3,L+ CLARKS APPLIANCE STORE AUDTIANCE AND HOUSEFOLD ARTICLES PHONE 2Nl WOODWARD, IOWA V Z lg .f Llllll 'Ba ,. v t n, . . , i 1 ' -' .n A E 1 al f .- . , . I - 1 f AE 1 ' 1' f zz A I I . .Ji Il O' 'v5!L . m I 4. 1 . Cru f 'T NNI 'EDF 'Tx 7 f ff, J If '. IM- nnn F1 Q Qxk 'ESM W ELEVENTH GRADE BACK ROW Johnny Snider Bob H rinac, Keith Grey, Hush Goff, Fred Pentico, Rex Dauzh rty, Carroll Roby MIDDLE ROW Louise Cowden Wilbur Strei,nt Larry Reed, De n Elliott, Kermit Krumm, John Meirg land Bonnie Nolan Janice Bristle, Myra Sp r an Janet Sturzeon Della Evans President Janice Bristle Vice President Rex Daugherty Secretary Janet Sturgeon Treasurer John Snyder Motto Life is a picture paint 1 well Flower Red Rose Color Blue and Gold DOF fm A S C IRO I elur MAD 1OuA GVEEN LANTEFN CAFE ALICE AND PAT VADPID IOWA ALSIN MOTOR CO. CHEVROLET BODY 6 FENDER L'AIVING SALES AND SEPVICE PHONE 1H6 MADRID, IOWA Y H A .M f ' K F: e - u , 1 K ,. -, 1 ,Y A. 'MA' A. -' .M ' - .V 'ffl 4 ' 1 W -.ff Q 5' J' Z' ' I X V D3 -t-5,151 L A A , OXQ-., H V , . I , I . : , 2 , , . . : , Dyann Cary. VERONT ROW! Mrs. Mlchener, Loretta Stnneburner, Jean New- , , .' , a km , , 'gl mv!!!-Iflqf., - fl! v ' 5 l ......... , z. , t ,, 'J WMDPLFD DLI l H ?.AnW'H RID, ' y 'W .n. . .A . . , H T'1 f N N- ls' - MTWR KRW .i. ,.,Am ' Or v-TA ' TE TH GR.DE Russel Boyles, Jerry Davisson, Howard Schutt, Larry Sayles IDDLL ROW Mr Michener, Audrey Greif, Aneelo Vignaroli, Larry Frantum, Tommy Newell, Martin Roby, Raloh Carman, Alyce Thomoeon, BOTTOM ROW Grace Anderson, Ira Ramlns, Mary J Harker, Naomi Seiders, Pat Henry, Marie Amis, Beverly Newland, Nadine Pierce, Delores Blondie SUPHUHUBES lllmify 5 President Jerry Davisson Vice President Ira Ramins Secretary Deloris Biondic Treasurer Howard Schutt Motto Today we follow, Tomorrow we lead Flower Yellow Rose Color Maroon and White MADPID REGISTER 'E MADRID, IOWA C JAY TOWLE MADRID 54 31 OO STORE RANEY MOTORS JEWELER STOP SHOP SAVE DESOT0 AND PLYMOUTH DISTINCTIVE GIFTS SHEARMAN'S SALES AND SERVICES BOONE, IOWA MADRID, IOWA MINBURN, IOWA GAXER PHARMACY BIZA'S DEPARTMENT STORE RELIABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE QUALITY FOR LESS HALLMARKCIAPDS, WHITMAN'S CANDIES MADPID, IOWA PHONE Nb MADRID, IOWA rw ' ' S A 'aj ' , V . .L 4, I SN .2 2 I fri! .1 W Wg' f ' yy, I Q 3 I A . I I ' or BACK ROW: Jack Weeks, Dale Battani, Ronald Day, Richard Miller, 1- . kg, Etg, t ,.? IIIIIIIII-b 1 A ' i 4 0000050000 -,, .. WM- X axzsumf Q9 GH heya W., 1 1 NINTH GRADE BACK POW Roger Burkhart, Emmett Noland, Larry Rothfus, Don hcNorr1s, Kenneth Bryant, Bob McAnelly, Larry Miller, Joe Brozovlch AIDDLE BOW Shirley Pentico, Shirley Vernon, Bobby Hass, Donald Burg, Tony Snyder, vim Carr, Minnie Lowery, Mr Recklnger BOTTOM ROW Connie Ingele, Donna Gri es, Mary E Panson, Loretta Kunkle, Avis Van Lew, Irie Anderson, Marilyn Hartman, Karen Davisson U W me L pUP NN Q1 Motto Flower 'olor 15111 mum SEXAUEP B1-:sm IN IOWA, MADPID ef IN BOONE AND SAVE SHOP AT DAD 8 LAD President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Larry Rothfus Tony Snyder Donna Grimes Avis Van Lew We are climbing the ladder of White Carnation Rose and Grey SUCCESS EOUIPPED PUMP MAN IOWA MADPID LUMBER CO COMPLETE LINE OF BUILDING MATEPIALS FOP THE FINEST IN MENS CLOTPING a sHoEs PFONE 61' EPNIE LAWSON, MGP BOONE, IOWA MADFID, IOWA F STEU HO AN GRANGER MOTOR C0 DR DEVTIQQT G DODGE PLYMOUTH AND DODGE TRUCKS IZENS NATIONAL BUILDING PIIONE 70 ,GR.ANGER, IOWA 503 CIT BOQNE, IOWA .:' ' I fy, --' . , x .- O , - .L , N .J N F . if A ' 'H .fm , gf lv If vlx gg A - I 'Hill' I .V I, I . I . zgwli Q: I - XY., ' .N -V x ' ' sf ' 0 L ff' 1 ,, V Ik' tx . D ,fr 'jV'Mrf ' A 4 A '-', A ' i . : TAI V A 0 1 I u 0 I m . I O va .4 !v ',- Alfyf A N I Wiysgs' 2' - O- -,, . 5 , I . I ' soon: nf .ggi V' 1 olhoooaoca 3 1 fslirsi n if ' I l-l -,I 1 W4-,QQAI Y 4 Jaw' ff I . SHA' ' , . ,A I I Q . . . - ' .- L. P 5r.J -L, SENIOR HIGH SEUDY HALL Ml 0-w F4 -1 wx I SENIOR STUDY HALL TRUgEOggigTgggL?gggESENTS MADRID HATCHERY AND FEED STORE SALES PONTIAC SERVICE FARM SEEDS DEKAIR CFICKS PHONE 413 MADRID IOWA JAQQEESIQNQQXLE 'QQQLETQTT A L LEONAPD, MGR PHONE 139 rmnmn, Iowp. EDDY'S SHOE STORE NATIONALLY KNOWN SHOES FOR THE FAMILY PERRY, IOWA l . 3 U - h- , 5 , 5'-l- - ' 1' zffgx W, ' N 1 , ' 9 , N. f r ' 1 'il ,, , A 4'3 'N F3 . , U ' ' .,l' h 1, G . iyi fl f r f. I 4..ab,- I, in wx: a PIN ' R ' N , J , 3 . s J . ' L 'v ... ,7 I ' I Lati. lrfiivla .1 1 ' Qi . I o o L 0 I im r1liI55m1:u Q J N 'Yi 'Il 'lil' u r , Two Vu? FIGHTW FRADE BACK RO Dean Bice, Ralph VaP1SCO, Terry Hutt, Norman belders, Jerry Todd, Charles Pepples, Jerry Brozovich MIDDLF ROW Henry Turner, Darlene McLellan, Nancy Newell, Duane Tlngwald, Helen Blazan, Dlxie Doty, Mrs wall FRONT HCV Joyce Ackerlund, Ann Sivlln, Helen Nor lng, Carolyn Peters, ryetal Kinne, Vlnora Jyer, Dorla Natlon, Janlce oheppard '3 L 9 'Recovn1ze any Junlors or Sen1ors7W ,fi Q g,f . on 'CO kk ' N H Y 1: f .-' ' ,xjn . l ' 1 n-'ff 'GT f -, W A , , C-5 e F' cl l . -M L, .J -Q , ' l - u + . H, . gl- xiii' 'i- CY 4 P G S , If , : 1 hr - . A' ' -.Q N it I.. - ,, 5 , ,P 5 W',,'f . .AH ' :'g r 212. , ' ' 1 , fs! 4 8 A X , , :N I ,. h g I -- Q ,, -f ., ,X f Q ' 9,941 X , 1 'Q' , . f e F e 1 , N 5 , W: 'H' I v ' , A .4 I . . . . n.'- '.: N J U . A - I! NJ .1 , 0. A -AM-A1 P . l ' 'I IU .: , '- ' fy U 'Q ' ' ' ' ' , N' 5 N U , i M. ? ' x I , Y .A -' ,. , I - ,:: . Y ' ' nn f-,., RH an 'S K FIA l 4,5 SEVENTH GRADE BACK ROW Dick Todd, Harold Kuehl Charles Bo les Jonie will a Gary Weber, Tom Foyer Peter Ramins Roger Straight, Jerry Rogg, Jimmie Lane, Bobby Ba tani MIDDLE faow John Rose, Michael Baker Dick Burns Paule Sjeklocha Robert Fronsdahl, Ralph Bec Arnis Grun bers, Max Hltsman, Larry Ovlatt, Glen Crum James Grimm, Rdward Ander- son BOTTOM ROWz Mr! Hart, Nancy Newlan , Rochelle Evans, Judy Hutq Betty Carr, Patricia Mougin, Joan McMorris, Dorothy Bolt Deana Seemann, Betty Stoneburner, Carolyn Pentico , c-H mmm in QIXTH GRADE BACK ROW Norbert Grundberg John Hansen, James Dean, Mickey Menough Lester Cowden, Jack Daugherty, Robert 5hePPaFd, Dain Bufkgaits Mg???E ROW Ronald Hass, Richard Sayles, Bonnie Walker, Ugene P mes, ford Towery Harold Dean Frantum Charles Menz, LaPFY Robinson. Mafga ret Bilney FRONT ROW Marllyn Newland, Beraldine Jones, Nancy Roby, Olga Szeklocha, Zaiga Lanka, Beverly McMorris, Cathleen Edmonds, Marty Lou Martin, Bonnie McVey, Elaine Br0Z0ViCh aa , gg 1 1 5. . e' fy 1 :I 'EEZ' r JIZ -Rf5- h O 4 f , In w?H4 '31, ., - f N Q A ilfgis f is V .. ' ff, S 4 Q P ,sf nr 4 I E . B g ' - 1: I . , 5 0 f'N .,r . , F- , ,U Q . W A' al gf J, mfg ' .-:u ' A, H -A Q' - rw 37 W i,' 3 . 1 4 - -Y ' V O' Ll 1' 5 ' V I uf, ' ' -f A X- K 1 f A 4 ff 4 at 2 D APPFNZELLER OIL CO- QUALITY a SERVICE PHONE 132 on 29 '.:ooD'.f:f-n, IO A AQBGG FIFTH GRADE Blln ROW Rex vllCOX, Johnny Myer M1chael Segrave, Jimmy Day, Samuel Starnes, Eddle Llncoln valter otarnes, John Thornburg, Clyde Edmonds Alan H1tsman Larry Hasklnson MIDDLE ROW Mrs Kuefner Karen Shep ard, Davld Sparkman, Larry otrelght Davld Blce, Henry Calonkey, Don ald Mlller Davld Vernon Joseoh Martincle Arthur Dean Gllbert hd ward Walker, Janet Van Lew FRONT RO Susan Davlsson, Deanna L1n coln Betty Arnold Martha Beck Dea Bodansky, Jolene Frantum Janet Peoples, Nancy Baker Bernad1ne Jones, Sally Davlsson, Barbara Turner Dolores Wheeler an l nr- 6-1- LJ: FOURTH GRADE BACK ROW Ronald Gr1ef, Jimmie K1rkham, Dick Dyer, Buster Frantum, Lotar Ramins, David Newland, Charles Dickeson, Hansie Seeman MIDDLE ROW Dennls Seeman, Donald Krasche, Richard Lowery, Leo Burg, Maxlne LeMaster, Karen Reckseen, Frances Polish, Judy Menough FRONT ROW Jane Crum, Darlene Edmonia, Jean Darling, Ruth Raullnaitis, Helen Dean Judy H1tsman, Nadlne Robmson, Cathy Myers, Mrs Caldwell GENESOR IMP TRACTOR k FARM IMP AND APPLIANCES PHONE 72 F 11 GRANGER, IOWA I 5 1 Dr 6 p n J J P .W 1 f - .1 - f - A ,L '- Y ' qi 4 f .4 ,' . V Q ' f iv .- ' , - - W H . Q fl , . . I A I 4 V Q , Y ' ' - ff I . , 4 . X J , ,J 1 ' , A . . , 0 . 9 'u V 9 . , 51 , . . D . . , - I 0 , . a 1 1 Q I C I 3 hh . . . . g lin - P I . 1 . Q 7 7 . . y , KN V .- -- -- - I Q 1 l N f x f Af-i x - K' 2 gfifw- V., . 'j '. . . : - ,vw ' ,' - ' ' .. 4, 1 ' + ' :Qe I , - , . V ' , ,ie l -1 'fr' ff - ' ' . Q l M- J , . . . Q P ,il ' , x.r 'A f f 5. , a ' ' fx 1 Q yg .I 44 I U N - ' 4: L ' ' A? J , xx., I -. A f, 5 ' 2 I . : ' ' ' 0 o I Q D68 DQQIA , x HF. S . X 1 1 HIRD GRADE BACK ROW mllly slglln, Dwlght Johnson, Joey Lorter, Eddle Dady, Fritsle M1ller J1mm1e alker, Johnny Jones, rranc1s seem n MIDDLE RON Linda Oswald, Jerry Fish, Dennls Teasdale, Davld Gotcschalk, Gundars Grundber D1Ck16 Sheppard, Judy Burkhart, Joyce Hampton, Mrs Crum BOTTOM ROW Llnda L1ncoln, Mary L1HC0lH, Connle aeeman Janet Benbow, Judy Gr1ce, Jolene Welp, Beverly nhoads, Kathy LdV1SSOD, hlsle Smothers 66516 -A hi Q v? SECOND GRADE BACK RON Donald Eldlng, Jlmmy Peters, Danny Danilson, Ronn1e M1l1er George Hass, Charles Dan1lson, Gary Grgurlch, Ralph Dady, Gary Adams, Donnie Todd MIDDLE ROM Mrs Krumm, Ronald Paglial, Neal Hidnour, Danny steele, Roger Horton Jlmmy Peoples, Charla Baker, Sherolfn Rnoads, Sharon Kay Danielson, Joyce K1nne, Donna Allen BOTTOM ROw Sharon ann L1ncoln, Lo1s Ann Hansen, L1nda Shepard, Rosalle Seemdn, Sara Hoyer, Judy Cavanaugh, Glor1a Walker, Kathleen Newland, Wanda Seemann, Beverly Strelght, Janet Dlckeson, Nadene Edmonds ABSENT George Lanka BOBS FOOD MAPKET WOODWAPL, ICWA BRENTON STATE BANK WOODIA D. IOJA K r F ,..,.-..,,.. X at . . , 0 . x V ' ,T s 3 . I ' -4 H V --., Q V f, If ' -'ffl ' ' I E. l 1 ' .- ' 'K ' L' I v . . . - 4 . , ' I A .' , UQ u-. X . ..., fl . a . 4 l ' ' Y' ' ll:5'Q I . ' . 1 ' , . . . ' - 4' if , . - ,K In A .YY , ' , ,. , , I ' .I 1 1 x .S . 1 - E T Q . N ' A 4 u O A . , . . - ' P, . ' 7 ' A . 1 - , . fa , gf 4 zu: 3 ' . Q , Q H, 1. , , , . . 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P i . K , ,R r , N. .! - f . K Q ,rf N 'J X A i - 1 5 og. .X ' ,. - A ' ', lk .9 - I fi D , . . J .. g. - -S ,A .. , , - E ' Q - 5, 5. 4 - 1 .Ji A - A Agzfiii . Q ' U EJ' K W D H . l 1 BACK ROW: Ronald Newland, Donnie Cavanaugh, Craig Clark, Russel F: ! ' ' 3 ! , . :, I . 1' L , ' 5- '-'s::, 2 , . i . Jn t Danilo n, E . y -.. -ln, 1 lr ' els Xhrj an ,'Ls lrlk ,te K1,H. r.e' U 1, 3 a ,sls, Cy 'hir C1jHlan, Jo, G lc, ' P T W ,,r T . -vrlf-. .' F, . 'I , .., L A 4 '1 ff5,J X Q P57 4 W PL ? E f ' ' '22 9 x --3 ' ? l1lf X? B U D jf! fi f X N 2 ' 9 f Aff , ' X 'V ,V XX NY Q 3 01542 1 WV X V . ini-,,, 14 , ' A X 1 4, Q2 BOY'q FOOTBALL SQUAD anna tn,-,rm an !l5 I !-Q C155 f h rs ' BACK ROW Emmett Noland, J1m Carr, Dale Battan1, J1lbUF otrelght, Jerry Davlsson, Kermit Krumm, Donald MCMOFTIS, Russel Boyles, Ronald Day, Larry Nelson, Jack Weeks MIDDLE RON Mr Johnson, Kenneth Bry ant, Bill Eaton, Hugh Goff, Tom Newell, Dean Hampton, Harold Shepard, Maurice Sheppard, Lynn Davisson, Bob Marlnac, Mr Heerem rRONT ROV Donald Weeks, Rex Daugherty, Waldon Strelght, B111 Rose, Gary Newell, Dean Elliot, Lawrence Bice, Gerald B1 e, Larry York, Dennis Country man Football Scores Madrid Woodward Ogden Woodward Johnson Woodward Stuart Woodward Redfield Woodward Dallas Center Woodward Dexter Woodward Earlham Woodward T0 OUWQOUNOWQ bob-JI-' ONMNQUNXINI Captains Mana ers All Conference Honorable Mention Gary Newell Jack Weeks Gary Newell Hugh Goff Larry Nelson Emrett Noland Larry Nelson Thomas Newell William Rose Letter Winners Gerald Bice Maurice Sheppard Lawrence Bice Walden Streight Dennis Countryman Donald Weeks Lynn Davisson Larry York William Eaton Rex Daugherty Dean Hampton Dean Elliott Larry Nelson Hugh Goff Gary Newell Thomas Newell William Rose Kenneth Bryant Harold Shepard s. P. MATIGUE a sons rmmvuuwn HEADQUARTERS Fon New norm srrwnvo MACHINES tsrznvxcs, SUPPLIES Arm ATTACHMENTSJ PERRQ, IOWA n T3 . ff yr ' ' N '7 f' K n 0 'H H C p -' 'D e 4 an L ,Y X7 Q4 Q , D A . 'A P my my , A , i-Z jg : X. , 'j L ' 4 l as 'Ei F 3 , .31 A 9 , 5 xi I ' ' ' ' . a. ' ' . L: E if GIRL'b BASKETBALI i BACK ROW Mrs Munsell, Connie Ingele, Donna Grimes, Loretta hunhl Janice Briatle Marilyn Hartman Lavonne Haas, Mr Johnson BOTTOM POW Dy Ann Carey, Deloris Biondic Marie Amie, Bonnie Noland Pat Henry, Florence Bice, Kay Calonkey, Avis Van Lew 5 1 1 0X'b0x.9'5 x e9'9N, X' N 4 Ge gi o o 09 960300 wg, 0 Q, C cp 49109 N549 49 be no SJ. Wx ,945 Af 'QP 9015 J O 9 159K.o QPQQS Q, QQ 10 Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward SCORES Granger Madrid Minburn Earlham Redfield Dexter Panora Adel Earlham Dexter Redfield Dallas Center Adel Adel Cooper Minburn Madrid Granger mms Plwmcr Preascnrrmron SPECIALISTS EASTMAN CAMERAS Am: PHo'rocRAPHIc smhprrrs wH1mAn's cHocoLA'rEs DIABETIC SUPPLIES PERRY, IOWA 06,09 Jo QI 4- ee ex, . ' L xi 3 Z A4' Ye. 1 ,1 ' A V4 ' A 724 x df A ,ll yi. 4. 3. ,f ' , ' IH: ' I . ' ' ev 'Z og c s Qaeda 6 1419 xxx., we '90 43, .XP5 ix rg, 'fs I' o xp O CQ -SQ' Q 6 Q93 SJ- 0, H 32 S1 2 f 2 36 as +2 32 20 28 hh H5 16 N9 M2 25 37 7 33 32 3h 72 23 L53 28 53 37 33 32 3h 21 M8 oflfio . 0 A 0 r N15 66, Boy' Q BASKETBALL is 14,0 06 '13, fx' xx Q0 ,J o 9 X 9-X' O Se Zoeeaf Y 6-09259 x Xk6Qg5'd0i X 0 GCS Q 50 'AVQOQBS Granger Madrid Minburn Earlham Dexter Panora Adel Earlham Getter fb 4 ab, D41 10 sb Redfield Redfield Dallas Center Adel Minburn Madrid Granger Granger Assumption Dawson Waukee Redfield Perry SECTIONAL TOUPNAMENT DIST? ' TOURNANEN West Des Moines Ogden PETE'S TAVDAPD ERVICE YOUR FPIE'DLY DEALER TIFES, BAT EWIES, PCCFSSOPTFS 'LLDTNG AND IUFL UP PWOME 2 MADRID IFWA TIIE FARM SUPPLY bro' ff' mm MASSY MPLS, Wm SALES smvlcm PHGNE 85 MADPID, IOWA GEATON'S sufza VALU A COMPLETE FOOD MAPKET 1725 EA T VILLIS PFPPY, IOWA CL ff STEPN af FIELDS room CLOTFES For VDTTNG AWD OLD PEFPV, 'rm Ga J 1 I 4 X, 0 529' 'V 4' VM' 5 ek WE 0 C' Y, QJSOQ Ga e HH 50 S R3 M8 JJ QQ y 37 5 as 'qv ' 20 3l+ no 18 - 51+ 33 55 '+2 . , 56 13 36 37 H3 28 U9 37 59 53 M8 53 55 22 coUrff'Y TOURNAMENT 43 35 H6 29 f 58 38 61 Mk v N M N8 M 35 'J A hi A 3L+ 39 56 L ' L. A. . ,L LAT., LT I BA KITFATT RACK ROW Mrs all, Ann Siglin, Rovhelle Evans, Joan Mcvorris, Elnora Dyer, Judy Hutt, Mr Johnson FRONT ROW Janice Sheppard, Patrica Mougin, Helen Rlazen, Nancy Newell, Dixie Doty, Dorla Nation The Firls have olnyed 7 nd loqt 1 'DFG J' WS: Mt gr- WE BACK ROW Larry Oviatt., Ralph Varisco, Norman Seiders, Duane Tingwald, Dean Bice, John Rose, Mr Johnson FRONT ROW Henry Turner, Jerry '1'odd,Terry Hutt Dick Burns, Max Hitsman, Glenn Crum, Roger Streight. The Boys have played 7 an loqf 3 MAT S SPORTING GOODS STORE MIILIKEN 8: MAJOR .TEWELER9 FOR TFE BE'-'T IN SPOFT'S E UIP GRUEN ELGIN BULOVA PJWILTON PERPY, IOWA PHONE 1320 PEFIY, IUWA J IT. 'I .LGI F. U. : 1. Q X 4 I - - A 3 rs 5 Ks ' v . . :- I r I ' f , 5 ' 5 1 . KJ, 1 V K .1 Y X . ,, vi: A , 'fs' , ' A A P . , V, M 1 - l 4' 'im' A - , nl , l'L1,p,g ,. , XE Y I : 1 - x V, if ,- fn I-.A g ' . M V 2 f- I X A - A A I , , L N ' , a IJ , ' 5 ' ' . ' . - . 1 1 . , .K ,I O, .I . , , , . x Q . r lv 1 X , ,le 5 1 ' ' , K , . . 1 . 2 I -- -- f n J 1 - L' 71 0 I Z w TIVI if-X X Ms KN S17 g f 4.63 'JQQJQJ P517 Q ax! X3 4 y ,ij NX fjf AZN x X ff n7wQ ,-5 W x .f'ig'y 13-'lx CONCERT BAND The concert band performed at the Home Muslc Fest.1val Wh1Ch is to be held 1n March Several of une members olayed 1n the County Muslc Festival held thls sprlng in Perry JE' pg I X X' S Cf MARCHING BAND The marching band marched at all the home football games They also marched at the football Jamboree in Adel and in the parade at Homecoming HOOKER AMBULANCE SERVICE WOODWARD RENDERING C0 HOME FURNISHINGS FLOWERS, AND PROMP, SANITARY REMOVAL OF DEAD STOCK FUNEPAL DIRECTCB PHONE Soo WOODWARD, IOWA woonwmn, row. I , 5 , 5 a A .- Q -R N, . . J-: D 5 A . Ni Qi.-he HTA . Y -Q A .,1..'..4- Jgg x ' lr... of-- ' L C 'xx ,: I fe In 2 -51' I I 15-1 ' ' lv el 1 ,U v 1 f X I ff' 1 J' I F Q , v H Y ' 1' - ,. -VV-Vil,'VvVV' ,Z K, ', Zn , ,V N ,I K- - . J ' ,ff A 1 I O M I -l,x,, I 'l I- . PEP BAND BACK ROW Naomi Sieders, Mary Jean Harker, LaVonne Hass, Kay Calon key, Mr Jutt1ng, MIDDLE ROW Bill Rose, Bill Eaton, Maurice Shep pard Russel Boyles, Dennis Countryman, FRONT ROW Mary Ellen Han sen, Grace Anderson, bhirley Leaming, Joyce Hooker, Barbara McMoxris, Joyce Aopenzeller The pep band nas played at almost all of the home basketball games and OU1CG few of he pep meetlngs JUNIOR BAND BACK ROW Allan Hitsman, Henry Calonkey MIDDLE ROW Charley Dick eson, Karen Reckseen David Vernon, Donald Miller, Arthur Dean Gilbert John Myers, Frances oliah, Charles Frantum, Harold Dean Frantum, John' Thornburg, Lotar Ramins, Donald Krasche FRONT ROW Dean Burkhart Dennis Seeman, John Hansen, Lester Cowden, Nancy Baker, Marty Lou Mar, tn HANSEN VARIETY GRANGER HARDWARE CO PHONE 21 W HANSEN PHONE ?4R2 WOODWARD IONA GRANGER, IOWA BUR1nu1un b 'THEN FURNITURE STORE IN PERRY' NmPY,ImM K 9 : - III l 1 . '5 0 A I I DRI GOODS, NOTION8 PLUMBING 5 HEATING f L 0' . l fqwgw SOLOISTS The following people are the members of the mus1c department who have in the past, and hope ln the future to enter the district music con test They are Kay talonkey, florence B1ce Greta Gill, Janet Stur geon Shirley Leam1ng, Maurice Sheppard, Dennis Countryman, and Naomi Selders, P1an1st Kay, Florence, Greta Janet Shirley, and Haurlce I's while Dennis took a trumpet solo Janet also recelved a I rating at state contest The hopes are agaln hggh thls year for more I rat ngs 'N fr-f1llFfef1wfnl DDO fb, A Oil 90J'1!'t.Q fffb QAWYOQ VY MIXFD CHORUS BACK ROW Jerry Davisson, Hugn Goff, Harold Shepard, Maurice Sheppard Bill Eaton, Henry Turner, Larry Sayles, Charles Pepwlee, Helen Blazon, Crystal Kinne, Dorla Nation, Nancy Newell, Karen Davlsson, Avis Van Lew, Janice Sheppard THIRD ROW Donald Weeks, Larry Nelson, Carolyn Peters, Shirley Vernon, Joyce Aokerlund, Ann Siglln SECOND ROW Mr. Jutting, Dale Battanl, Joyce Hooker, Barbara McMorr1e, Mary J Harker, Delorls Blondie, Russel Boyles, Bob McAnelly, Waldon Straight, Florence Bice, Lavonne Hass, Elnora Dyer, Pat Henry, Audrey Grelf, Dixie McAne1ly BOTTOM ROW Naomi Selders, Dennis Countryman, Law renoe Bice, Dixie Doty, Greta L Gill, Joyce Aooenzeller, Kay Calonkem Gerald Bice, Rex Daugherty, B111 Rose, Shirley Leaming, Janet Sturgeon Myra Sparkman, Nadine Pierce, Connie Inzels, Dy Ann Carey. ' - tif Q f ,flxt ' 1 of T , . , V Eg 1 A , I I V ,, , . - a , . H . , - - , q . ' i x ' ' took vocal solos to contest last year with Janet and Greta receiving I ' rr A 'AWA in A A V ' 21. in ua P1-f . e V - A , H fs e 'W g . . , L? 1' v , v ' V P5 0 I - 'w U L W 1 P ' I 1 l I! 0 2 ' 0 2 O Q 2 - . - . GIRL'S TRIO Tre g1llS tr1o 1S composed of Sh1rley Leamlng, sopr no, Janet sturgeon second so rano Greta G1ll, Alto, and Joyce Appenzeller, planlst Th1s trlo has been organized for three years and has partlclpated 1n tne d1str1ct contest for all three years For the la t two years the fT1O has been advanced on to the State Contest and their amb1t1ons for this year are high The g1rls sang at the Junlor Cla s Play th1s year and will sing at the Home Muslc Festival BOY'S QUARTETTE The members of the boys quartette are Dennls oountryman bass, Hugh Goff, bar1tone, B111 Rose, second tenor, Maurice Sheppard: first tenor Fhis quartette has sung at many local g ther1ngs such as the Legion Banouet and the Father and Son Banquet They have gone to district contest for the past two years and are entering again th1s year PALANDRI CAFE PHONE 60 GRANGER, IOWA . . I3 3 . ' Y . . .. . . . . S , A . . . S . . 1 it ' 2 ,I .if -'I - ' Y ' al, 'TY' i ii gg o , . M K W Y 1 u ' fr' P J' N . z 1 ' U I .Y V. ggyj X jjj N ,N ' ' jf . 4' .2 ft. m ll ' l f 'X 1 E1 ' 0 may an ANNUAL STAFF Joyce Appenzeller CAssistant Editorj, Lavonne Hass CEditorD, Dean Hampton CAssistant Business Managerj, Ellis Flinn QBus iness Managerl, not pictured P00066 Q0 Q9 njlrgmnhqfi fv i HI LIGHT STAFF BACK ROW: Mrs. Munsell, Marjorie Seagraves, Crystal Kinne, Alyce Thompson, Myra Sparkman, Fred Pentico, Keith Gray Naomi Seiders, Jean Newland, Max Hittsman, Larry Ov1att. BOTTOM R6W. Shirlev Leaming, Helen Blazon, Patricia Mougin, Betty Carr, Dixie Doty, Bonnie Noland, Lavonne Hass. Beverly Newland, Pat Henry, Audrey Greig, Dy Ann Carey. GARDIERS QUALITY CLOTHING SCHAPPAUGH FLQRIST ms Ann Boys' wma mowmzs Fon ALL OCCASIONS sursncrrou GUARANTEED HOOKERS-WOODWAFD HEADOUATERS PERRY. nm Pmy, IowA xx. 1' ' V I .1 4, ' 1- at I 1 ,, A, L' W , f' 'W' , Qhff?2 , J 'fea ' . X. N I Qi, K E J- I , I I r , V-' ' ,I P . 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F., Ps e amecam nf O O 0 5 A V ,gt , J 1 The 1951 fifth annual Homecoming was a great success All of the events were well attended by the student body and alumni On Thursday evening, the playground was the scene of a large bon fire and pep rally A skit concerning a football was given by Keith Gray Speeches were given by the Coaches and Rev Hagberg The Cheer leaders were in charge of the yells The band furnished appropriate music Perhaps the most impressive part of Homecoming was the crowning of the queen, who was chosen by the football boys Co captains Gary Newell and Larry Nelson crowned Greta Lee Gill, Homecoming Queen of 1951 Greta's attendants were Dixie VcAnne1ly, Barbara McMorris, Donna Grimes, and Janice Bristle Immediately after the crowning of the queen, a parade began at the school house and preceeded through main street and then returned to the school house The band led the parade followed by the cueen and her attendants Various floats and the student body made up th rest of the parade Woodvard won their football game against Dallas Center and immediately after the game, a dance was held in the gym w'th true Homecoming festivities ff ,ff .Q -1 Irma' 1 ,ff LOCKE 'S SUNDRIES MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT ART'S CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS PHONE 36 WOODWARD, IOWA DON'S CONOC0 SERVICE WOODWARD, IOWA wr- 5 X N Lilgnfww. .c.. N, X A 1 - uf Nxvz ,FV , X ' s Q 'f, . N., 1 Q . ff. vs 1 e 1 P . 'V A fa , if 7'.' 1 '9 ff .egg C'A 'czx - T ' f .,'. ,I ,. , . 'V' ,. .1 ' iv I T' Ili ' 'V '33, i H he Queenu USty1e rewiew of 1952 A -1 l4l1llll Qfalqs Er X-1' U omecoming Champs I've got vou covered 91' F0Ya1 Highness' I ,llll 'Ready to gon RICHE'S SUPER VALUE EVERYDAY DOW PRICES PHONE U1 WOODWARD, IOWA ..... , V ' I I I 'fig'-v Hxzv X L th, I l , -9 1 , L , E tn I 5, W f 1 uf' ' ' . A U 1 '. '2t h , i'!L1L i' fj ft Z X 1, , ' D 1 . .. I N '1 K ,Q X ' I ' .- Ak . 'Y' 3 .EF P l 1' 1 .' if I A .I 17- 'A vi 3 ' ' H .Q : A 0 ii. ff l A , , 1' ' 4 -. 4 T. . I I Q fx 'Q j ' ng 7 H ll 1 T . I . R - L Y .P 'L' A 4 H NH n WZ ' Wlll 5 BACK ROW Ronald Day, Rex Daugherty, Larry Nelson, Larry Frantum Hugh Goff, Dean Elliott, Kenneth Bryant, Russel Boyles, Emmett Nolan, Mr Reckinger FRONT ROW Marilyn Hartman, Marie Amls, Lavonne Hass, Gary Newell, Maurice Sheppard, Della Evans, Greta Lee Gill, Karen Dav, sson The student council was formed this year for the second time in Woodward High Schoel Lavonne Hass mas lected president by the student body and the other members were selected by the separate classes Vach class vas allowed four members From these four, two were long term and two were short term The short term members are out of the council at the end of this scho l year while the long term members will be in office until the second semester of next year The members are Senior Gary Dewell Naurice Sheppard, Larry Nelson, and Greta Lee Gill Junior Hugh Russell Boyles, Ronald Day, Marie Amis, Larry Vrantum Freshmen Kenneth Bryant, Varilyn Hartman W m tt oland Karen Davisson The council elected the lesser offices among themselves They are Vice President Gary Newell Secretary Greta Lee Gill Treasurer laurlce Sheppard Council meetings are held every other Frloav and when the need arises One of the projects of the council was to decorate the halls and assembly at Christmas time WOODWAPD OLEANTPS mms MOFFITTS, INC OLEANITG, PPWNILG Mm PEPAIRING FORD MERCURY Dsfmz 35 PAN FITZGERALD A 1 USED CAPS WOODWAID, IOWA U PHONE 226 227 525' STORY STREET WOODWAPD ENTEP PISE BOONE IOWA HIGH Anvnmsnc P HIGH GRADE PRINTING ' Proms 15 WOODWAPD, IOWA PAYNE VOTOFS R F LANGLA D WADPID MOTOR Co DODGE PASSHTGEP CAPS DENTIST FORD 'SALES AND SERVICE PLYMOUTH PASSFNGFP CAPS PHONE lgt N, MADRID, 1owA ' 1 Alu j , G P Ny NL Q5 W O X ,, fi .W . ' Q -if D O 0 f L Q i . 1 Goff, Dean Elliott, Rex Daugherty, Della Evansg Sophomdres - ill? -- ' D , ' V A FORD Tmcmoss USED cms BOONE lfowx Y MADRID IOM O00 Q C9 '-1, ' T C BACK ROw Mrs Michener, Janet Sturgeon, Shirley Leaming, Grace And erson, Ira Ramlns, Marie Amis, Barbara McMorr1s, Bonnie Noland, Pat Henry, Naomi Seiders, Alyce Thompson, Mary J Harker BOWTOM ROH Dy Ann Carey, Florence Bice, Dennis Countryman, Dean Hampton, Gary Newdl, Bill Eaton, Marjorie Seagraves, Audrey Greif Five new phases of speech contest work were added t the three fields of declamation this year These phases in 1' eluded Extemporaneous Speaking, Original Oratory, Inter pretive Reading, Radio Speaking, and One Act Play There was much interest shown, too, in the Oratorical, Dramatic, and Humorous Declamation sections After the local winners were named, the contestants participated in the Preliminary Contest at Perry tour schools had representatives there Gary Newell in Extempor aneous Speaking, B111 Eaton in Original Oratory, Shirley Leamlng in Dramatic Declamation, and the one act play, 'Winter Sunset, received 'Superior' ratings The cast of the play included Barbara McMorria, Dennis Countryman, Dean Hampton, and Shirley Leaming Dennis Countryman in Radio Speaking Bonnie Noland in Humorous Declamation, and Naomi Seiders in Oratorical Declamation received Excellent awards Bonnie Noland received a 'Good' evaluation on her Interpretive Reading 5 In une Pre District speech contest, rnn-teen Benson were represented Bill Eaton, Shirley Leaming, and the one 'Excellent' on his extemporaneous speech The three higher ratings will appear in Stuart in the District Contest later e' in March Bill Eaton won the County and District Legion Oratorlcel Contests with his original orat1on,'0ur Living Constitution' He will take part in the State Contest in Ames on March lb There he will give an extemporaneous speech as well as his prepared eration cn! sure BANK mann, Iowl MEMBER F D f I C . 1- to f , ,in - ,vf xx of ' ' 1 : ' N - , X ' u I l 0 act play cast received 'Superior' awards. Gary was rated X , 4 4 A- BASKETBAT L CHn.n.RLEADERB Delores and Crystal Klnne .Mv'4XX QQKRK mlm' fx FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS f Marie Amis, Connie Ingles Donna Grimes v A NEAL 1 ATT AT uw INSURANCE woonwmi, nm FI .J v-vw 3gyx , cl' 7 ' ES XX f Q. GNN . VI, . A - ' If ' '!,4N,. Z xx If If Rf'-' . -gi I' x fi . ! A A 'QQ me V I1 jrvfbl! wit 4 I4 Freshmen In1t1dtlOH Freshman Init1at1on 1S a CTdd1t1OHdl event at Woodward H1gh, and th1s year was no excentlon We are sure that the 'green fresh1es' will always remember the1r 1H1t1dClOH The freshmen were requlred to wear neculiar clothes, walk up the stalrs backward, and bow three tlm6S WHEN 1U the presence of sophomores In the evenlng, the sophomores held an outlng on the athletic field to further 1n1t1ate the freshmen They were requlred to do VdPlOUS 3HUS1Hg tF1Ck5 to conclude the1r 1H1t13U1OH . R 4 . Q ' ' . ,' , ' ,v,- - , I - . A ' 1'-,.l-. X - A ll . t . , ',5I'1' 4 C, ' 'U 4 E A lr ' , 1 , 1 X w zQ4:!u, Q-'YK 5 . A - A , .,x-, - , 1 , , . ju, ' ,fx '. , 4 . ' v ' , IRQ, .' ef , l- Zvi? 54f'?4 . ' 4.4-534' A W fuiQ,A if ' ' an , ' 1 it .A 'ii I Q' , . fi r 1 V' U r v' ryan Qs , P 7 ' - . . A . , , . , . . . .I . . ' an I 1 L4 nll ' 1,2 4 .l fl -ri. if X 41 STURGEON HARDWAPE PAUL STURCVCN JIM BATTANI W N HARSH PHONE 39 BARB'R SHOP FOP ALL YOU? HARDWAPE NEEDS WHEPE YOUR BUSINESS IS APPRECIATED WDODWAPD, IUWA WOODWARD, IUJA E W T - H O ' x , Q Q A I I 1 ' 5 T B N 'X Q ,ii E 1 ' 5 A 5 G 1 Ax, ' '-,xx 'L 1 an ' '- , I .Tv I. Y tvs, . I R ' , Ya. T L X N ' 1 S , 4. - G . '. O . I I h. T S P 1 N Q G ' ' bl 'J T D , Y H E E I ' r S C V 4 O c ' 4'-V. . N P '- . Y A 'm.,?.. I I . L' if A Q .1 0 Z I . Pi' 'QR ,U 4 N 1 ' X . U N fx Q' A . L A .' , I C if T T a' H I -mf -- ' A O Q ' ' fl N . A N ' 1 -A g .- 'Us-z. I A J , X V N f,f - , tx , G - Ax VV 1 Sent Sect Sept Sent Sept Sent Sent Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Mar Mar Mar Mar Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr Amr Anr Aor Apr Aor May May CALENDAR OF EVVNTS Footb 1 School Bevlns Football Game, M orlc, Here Footb ll 1: bo s At Adel Iowa Eruc tional Tests Footb 11 C me Ovoen There O'Day Asserolv Profram Football G me Johnston There Teach rs' Receotlon At School Holse Football G me, Stu rt Here Seniors' Pictures in Des olnes Footb ll Game, R cfield mere Faculty Picnic at ULec es P o R 1 I 1 t Gam , Dallas Center Here CHQ ecorln 1 Footb ll Game Devter, there Football G me, F 11h m Here Seniors ent On Tour 10 ues oines Junlor Class Pl x ' ust D1eafH Basketball game, Gr n er There Basketb ll C e h eric, 1 e A 1 State uslc Fest11 1, At Des folnes Radio Speakfnv Propram Boone KVW Basketball Game, lnbuxn lhere Basketball G me, Earlh m There Basketball Game, Redfield There Basketball Game, Dexter Here Basketball Game, P nore, Tnere Gr de School Christm s Propram Basketball Game, Adel Here Basketball G me F rlh m Here Junior Senior High Christmas Proeram Basketb ll Game, Redfield Here Basketball Game, Dall s Cente , ihere Basketball Game Adel at dinburn Girls' County Tourna ent at Van Meter Boys' County Tourna ert an Jr n er Our bo s Ion Count ourra nt Hammond Orr n As enbl Pro rem School Annu l Pictu es T ken Local Oratorlc l Conte t al Bell Assenmlv Pro ram Basketball Game, Iinolrn here Co1nty Or torlc l Contest Local Soeech Vo test Basketball ' e 1 drlo Here County luslc Festlv 1 t Perry Sneech contest at Perry B111 Baton 1 ve or toric 1 t Perry Basketball Game, Granrer, here Boys von section l tolrr ments lorld's D y oz Prayer Soohomore Dance Bill Eaton, Or to lc 1 Des Moines Boys District Tournament Charles Ramsdam, Assembly Program Local Music Festival Preliminary Music Contest B8S9D811 G me, Adel, Here Baseball Game, Stuart, There Baseb ll Game, Dexter, Here Baseball Game, Redfield There Baseball Game, Panora, Here Conference Track Meet at Earlham Baseball Game, Earlham, There State Finals Nusic Contest Senior Class Play Section 1 Tournament for Baseball Harding Assembly Prcersm A . 3 .. . ................. , , . 14 .... ... 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H 1 . ... a ' Moy Nay lay HY Moy May May May May NIONUXLJ State iuslc bontest Beeeb 11 Sectlonel Tournf ent Conference Trwck Meet at L rlham G Baseball Section 1 Tournfment Basebell District Tournament Junior Senior Banquet Baccalaureate Commencement School Closes xi? W Q' Gif,-Q55 GAMBLES ALICE AND KEX ROBAR HARDWAWE ELECTRICAL SUP. CLOTHILNG Am: GIFTS BATTERIES AND TIRES 9TH 0'KEELER, BOONE, IOWA Q can aaa On November ll and lk a group of very excited and, needless to say, nervous Juniors presented their first class play, UJust Duckyn. The plot consisted of many embarrassing incidents brought on by theumischievow actions of the adolescent Maxwell daughter, Betty, and ner friend, Bernadine Janice Bristle and Della Evans retreated a few years and represented the two fourteen year old girls Guidance, though somewhat misinterpreted, was offered to them by their parents, Mr and Mrs Maxwell, better known in these parts as John Meier and Bonnie Noland More action was offered when Wilbur Maxwell fwilbur Stre1ghtJ and Hercules CJohn Snyder? became dramatic and tried to outdo snake speare in play production Myra Sparkman and Keith Gray provided the audience with romantic interest as Connie Maxwell and Fraig Moore Mr Moore CKermit Krumml and Del Marshall CBob Marinacl news Daper reporter, came in handy when Mr Maxwel was selected o have the much sought after job of chairman of the citizens' committee DVAHH Carey, in the role of Miss Blayne, Newspaper col mnists started the ball rolling when she presented a letter to Mrs Maxwel which stated that Betty Lou was in love with a forty year old man This leads to many embarrassing situations which finally end happily for all Janet Sturgeon ways referred to nmy husband Frank N BIDP A was RUCPFATION WOODWARD MOTOR C0 snoom Poem-Jr, cmom E W DAR!-ING WHEPF CBNTLEMEN Marr rf A R KRASCHE GENERAL nnranunc HUGH S COUFTER, PFOP , F7 l U I - I I J 0 , - . 1 E ' ' o ' . 1 ' Q O O If , X 'lei I' . e F' , Q X lfz' Q . , I x W 2, . -4 +..a,-Q., .', 'O g. 2 A 1 2 1 A J I , A , V I I 1:-' A 1 .lf .I .Ll I .I . , ' r 0 I .1 1 Y ' ' , . Q I I PHONE 183 WOODWARD, IOWA SEBTOF MEMORIES Wandering slowly down the winding trail of memory, I recal not only outs anding events, such as Homecoming Skin Day, Class Play, Baccalaureate, and Commencement, but also the little insigrific nt incidents which happened throughout the ye r which I shall p1ob1blf remember iust as long Do you recall September 3, 1951, our fir t day of school, and ho woe be gone the new teachers faces looked as they viewed the little monsters they were to tolerate the rest of the yearo Remember how we struggled through state tests and how Shirley imitated Bonzo during intermission by climbing trees, and of course Engli h Lit class with all its parties and cold blooded girls And the time Bill Eaton so bravely donated a drop of blood to the Biology class And then there was the day we had our class pictures how tired we were when we got home and the next trip we Moines with the Wrrld Geography class and how disgusted we we sat and waited for the Joyces and Marilyn totfind their the bus They had stopped for candy and had gotten lost we Seniors ever grow upo As we wander still further down our aths of memory, we classmates we cannot express the loss we felt Marilyn, a everyone shall always be remembered taken And took to Des all were as way back to Oh, shall come upon fTi9UG of Through the darkness came a ray of sunlight, as it alxays does and we continued down the paths of merory Remember the Senior fellows contribution to our Christmas party our beautifully decorated box Very attractive' Surprises began popping with Miss Jarman's announcement of her secret marriage and LaVonne and Dix1e's diamonds Ve wish them happi ness and success in the future Then came the excitement of boys' county tournaments Remember how thrilled we were to see the fellows walk off the floor with our championship trophey and how equally excited we were when they did the same against Perry in the sectional tournament Remember Dennis's escapade at All State torus with the women Knowing Dennis he must have enjoyed himself And how we wondered if eight seniors would ever pay their book rent And remember how Bill Rose so wllllngly bought all our left overs at our bake sales And then there were our Monday discus ion 1 1 1 Strange how it always led around to dates Ang how Sgglgulugrogiggge boo iBV0lV64 fOr our weaker minds, but then of course we were sort of brave to attempt it in the first place Remember all the little groups that congregated in the library to studyfoi It was such a nice place to relax until the teachers got wise And the very attractive b d D 1 his trial Services a ge ean was wear ng advertising We shall never forget ho t 1 d th h it trials and tr1bulationsC9'7Jw we S rugg e mug typing with all Y 1 - .L 1- n . ,e'- - . . a , . . A . ff I - ' c ' y , S W S . 1 - O . l D . a darkness in our travels as the hand of death grasped one of OUT H O ' I ' ' - 1 ,J , 0 I ' I ' O , . ,X m or , . L S O . , L Q O l-ii ' ' O Remember how attentive the girls were in economics I wonder if it was the material or the instructor Florence was always such a sweet friend Especially on the days she was typing tests Bill Eaton's pin ups shall always be remembered for adding just that extra touch to our study hall And many times we worried about the safety of Maur1ce's typewrit They are a little expensive to throw around We certainly did a lot of crabbing when we heard we were to be 'pushed outnof the assemb1y,but we did have a lot of fun by ourselves Remember how scared our declan students were, but they have done a wonderful job and we are very proud of them Then some of the str nger incidents like the time Gerald decided he was going to manhandle Kay And she came to school the next day with bruised ligaments and nerves in her back And Maur1ce's Shadow his car at Music Festival and taking us down town These are only a few of the memories which I shall recall in thinking back on my high school days And in years to come these strange little incidents u'll become cherished memories and we shall miss them Now, with all our sorrows and joys, we have started down the road of life whghe we hope to fulfill the promising life we have begun '3 er. . Waveg very effective. And of course B111 Eaton piling eleven of us in gf. Y we S ,..09f ' Xiu. WA ways togethern Wbranger steps inn pn. 6 'ff J hwtnuuml' 46 gba fi' 6 4 I n Peggy wallpaper' NNhat happened Ldrryo' - 7 -ull' ,S Wwho won the contestQ girlgfn ,Qc NThese Senio SUNBERGS rs' Y HY FURNITURE AND FLOOR COVERING AUTO PARTS SUPPLY . PHONE 49 MADRID, IUWA ED-CLIFF-HOMER ' PERRY, IOWA WOne of Janet's OFF daysn ev T59 xx y wed 3111355 'fegifi Ya 'O mf? 99 9 5 B 9o'o'09 ax eo X 1189 xx 9 G-Y 2 Q, 969613 7 1 gp 2 B?2??n0e:ee gxgfi X wff O V? 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X X , M Nw ,Q NXNX JQE' Q ':J Sa ?,x in Q3 wer? f ,Q Xxxx XX f 'Z 1 xx Y 5 X df , , Q A BAND PERSONNEL Director, Idris Jutting BASS HORN Ed Anderson CLARINETS Grace Anderson Mary Ellen Hansen Shirley Leaning Dale Battani Mike Baker Diana Seeman BASE CLARINET Janice Sheppard BARITONES Maurice Sheppard John Meier ALTO SAXAPHONE Joyce Appenzeller Barbara McMorris Jimmy Lane TENOR SAXAPHONE Joyce Hooker FLUTE Marilyn Hartman FRENCH HORN Iris Anderson DRUMS Kay Calonkey Lavonne Hass Mary Harker Alyce Thompson James Grimn John Williams 5 L BELL LYRE Naomi Seiders CORONETS Maurice Sheppard Denni Countrvwv Ellis V14 Russell Boyles Jerry Da 1 so Dean Rice Gerald ne mllle Robert Sheppard John Rose Harold Keuhl Jack Daugherty TROMBONES Bill Eaton Ralph Beck Charles Boyles Jerry Hope Marvel Green B111 Rose TWIRLERS Dixie Doty Dorla Nation Nancy Newell Helen Blazan Janice Sheppard MAJORETTES Janet Sturgeon Della Evans .L- l W x f 1 v . ,'-l 6-fg. 11117. .ls j I ' 5 ,N t i Q- In-if . 'DELORIS 1 ' ' l Bfrb 'Bonzo WNo wonder they can't reducen -.ppqq-an-n-q r f3!!i WUR 'Peanuts CPID you again Joycevn 'Good pals of' WCute, wasn't she?W WWhat's the attraction?' BAPD'S BAKEFY PHONE 135 PERFY, IOWA nLoo s Pomecomingn who took the pictureou 1 12 WLooks cozyn Hwould Larry approve?H CLASS HISTORY As we look at the graduating class of 1952, it is hard to realize that they are the same sweet little devils that confronted their kin dergardep teacherin the fall of l 3C let' t ace hack through history and discover what Old Woodward High has tolerated as this class nas gone through its growing pains Only six remain who still remember that first, com licated year They are Joyc Appenzeller, Barbara McMorris, Varjorie Segrave, La vonne Hass, Ellis Flinn, and Shirley Leaming They tried to be good, but then, and now, there was so much to say Maurice Sheppard joined our happy group in first grade and has been with us ever since In second grade we were blessed C91 with another sweet little girl, Joyce Hooker Vou couldn't guess it now, but then she was dis liked because everyone was afraid of her freckles At he end of the year was 1 F316 event the class picnic At this one Lavonne lass was bitten by a snake, an the boy bv-avelv killed the danBeI'011S reptile a garter snake In third grade another culpret joined our dangerous mob Don Weeks moved into town A fev still remember his lack of artistic a bility The first day he cried because the teacher had asked the class to dram a frog and Don d1dn't know how The picnic for this year was a memorable one for Maurice Sheppard Fe stepped on a bee, his foot swelled and e had to go barefoot Shirley Leaming left us in fourth grade She moved to the coun try, Elm Clty was the school low the battle began She and Bill have been at it ever since Vovever, ve considered ourselves uite lucky, we gained four new members They were Lynn Davisson, La rence Bice, up before the class the first day and stated that he countryman from the city Later in the day he wrote all the girls notes that he loved them Wasn't changed a b t either Same old corney jokes and love lines, huh, Denniso Larry York Yay Calonkey Bill Pose lalden Straight, G r Wewell, Kenneth Tingwal and Shirley eaming jo ned the happy group lH sixth grade This was a period of many secret codes and gangs The gang fights and wumerous secret codes continued during the seventh grade Evidently, all of those present were too busy to leave and the secrecy of the groups frightened away HDV new comers because our number remained the same during this grade P1ghth grade We were the upper classmen of Junior High Ve really mounted to something es, a lot of headaches for our faculty, Deloris Sayles and her pigtails joined us that year Freshmen year was a big one The day some of the girls dashed down to Mrs Wa1l's comlc1Ling presence and stated that they wanted to come back She gave us just one week to change our minds, and that's all the time we took We had successfully withstood another major growing pain that we're sure all Freshies feel The class grew con siderably this year James Pentico Larry Nelson, Vivian Lorenzon, Gerald Bice, Benny Caldwell, Bill aton, Mae Lowery, Florence Bice, and Greta Lee Gill became Woodward High School students, also Initiation was weird, but we got over that successfully and with out too many midnight rides This year was marked with striving Fome Ee girls and noisy shop boys WOODWARD MOTOR CO E W DARLING A F KPASCHE GENERAL FEPAIRING PHONE 183 WOODWAPD, IO'A 1 A. 1 f rv, fp J, S lr . ,.. . lv A u ' , - P . 2 0 .. . ,. - - I I . 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The sophomure year was a busy one We were finally upper clas m n' Dates were most important Remember the fun we had lording it er r'e fres'men during initiation During the basketball season the ent to di frict TH166 fellas joined us during the junior year Harold Shepard, Fx mrtt Kinne, and Dean Fampton Our problem this year was mone for P om' Dean left us after about he basketball gals will remember he basketball rus The things t trio and Greta going to State int vesting pic ures taken on that six months in preference o Granger county tournaments and all the fun to remember in music ttis year were contest and ureta will remember the weekend The grand climax of this was the Prom at the Stork Club We were awfully worried about it lt was a great success 'ow we have reached the last stepping stone, the Senior Year cse that are seniors with us this year are, Dixie McAnelly, Loralne 4 D a ioined us again It has been a long, hard road amy teachers have sadly shaken their heads at the helplessness of it all The memories of this year have been writtenin the Senior Memories ll we want to say, is that it has been wonderful We hope that NO1d Jotdward Highu hasn't had too difficult a time with us We know that next year and many years after,there will be classes to take our place at in our hearts and in our memories, there will never be another viward H1gh ' ,4 N A Q54 35 L-ff HU J f W 3 ll- ' ,v e-. . . . 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