Woodward High School - Granger Yearbook (Woodward, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1954 volume:

,X gfi fQ LIBBI X ,ff Xa' ,rf 13 hlrfdinn We, the Senior Class of 1954, ded1cate th1s annual to John Gray, whose sunny smle and helpfulness have many tmes brlghtened our school days hmlnlstrnhnn 1555522 .NW Superlntendent Fred Heerema Vernon B Axmear X Princlpal Wendell Johnson Mr. Heerema replaced Mr. Axmear as Superlntendent after the flrst semester. Mr. Johnson replaced Mr. Heerema as Pr1nc1pa1 after the flrst semester. cj nm db a D X 'V 'fg' L, - Q R ' 5:53 V fd r ' Ir 'Q W N J fl: X 'L XX , , . I 1' be xx 'vflll xx 5 ' a 'ff' A . . - - -1-inf, ' - N 1 v' . ' EW' if Mr. Stuhr Iowa State Drake Teaches: Biology Chemistry Geometry Alegbra Miss Bramer I. S. T. C. Simpson Teaches: Bookkeeping ' Shorthand I Shorthand II Typing 1-11 Mr. jutting Central Drake Teaches: American History Music Miss Eddy I. S. T. C. Teaches: Home Ec. I Home Ec. II Psychology Science Social Living Mrs. Prochaska Westmar Iowa State Teaches: English I English II American Literature Speech Mrs Bllney Drake Jr Hlgh ff- FWiy 'C' Mrs Robblns Drake Slxth 'Vw 1 is Mrs Heerema Central Fourth 1' in-f Mr La Blanc Drake jr H1gh N-If Mrs Kuefner Drake I S T C Iowa State Flfth L 'O nf' 15,7- , , Mrs. Crum Mrs. Krxmrm Drake I. S. T. C. Third Iowa U. Drake Second 'Q' Mrs. Stuhr Fourth Iowa St te Drake Mrs. Harman Mrs. Axmear I. S. T. C. I. S. T. C. Drake Drake First Kindergarten 'Amiga '71 YA? 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Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Vocal Solo WT1s a wlse head that makes a stlll nTh1S man was once caught tongue ' StUdV1Ug ' Band Mixed Chorus Speech Class Play Football Manager Basketball Class Officer Mixed Chorus - ' 4 WSF? 1 aw L , wb 'E 'Doggone boys how wmll we ever pa nSo small, so young, sne cannot these exam1nat1ons U l1ve long slngle U MlX6d Chorus 1 2 3 4 H1 L1ght l 2 3 H1 Llght Ed1tor 4 Class Play 3 4 41 7- UI'm a man hater but the Bible HGIVE me f1ve m1nutes more.n says love thy enem1es.n Band l 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 H1 Llght 2 3 4 Class Plav 3 Declam 3 Baseball 1 Track l 0 1, a gQfiQ3 Y ' l', 3 f ' R A E , R V , R E , Y R L S Y ' A 'X 3 . Y N A 0 . L I E 3 E 0 M W 'v1i'iZ A pw-fff'gQik i 1 xiii-f ' K ' ss ' A M L A Y R C T E I N T H R O 0 M B A I P Y Q S , O N 1 Q lk !,Ai Q51 ' 4, , Q I VV g L s 4 A R R R A Y H P A v '1' A E R H 1 5 s 0 c N o WI'm not lazy---but I just don't uCute, dark, and not very bign fggl like working.H Football l-3-4 Baseball l G. A. A. 2 Track l-2-3-4 Class Play 4 Hi Light l----4 00 5 flu 5 Hi tory We, the seniors of 1954, invite you to come with us down the halls of mem- ory as we recall the many things that have happened to us during our school days. Some may have been boring, some exciting, but whatever they were they will always hgld a very special place in our memories. The first members of the present senior class to peek their angelic little headsinto 'Dear Old Woodward Highn were Dale Battani, Larry Paterson, Russell Boyles and Nadine Pierce. They arrived with banners flying. The only ones to stick it out all through the years were Dale, Larry, and Nadine. In first grade the class started growing with the addition of Jack Weeks, Marie Amis and Grace Anderson. Another member arrived in second grade, Jerry Davisson. In third grade things got too rough for Russell and he decided to pull up stakes and move on. Although we hated to lose Russell, our attentions turned to the entrance of four more members, Beverly Newland, Alyce Thompson, Audrey Grief, and Tom Newell. When school started in fourth grade there were two strange faces in sight, but we soon managed to get acquainted. They were Mary Harker and Sarah Variscos In fifth grade Sarah decided she wanted to try another school, but our class couldn't decrease ln nu ber so Ronald Day and Larry Sayles Jolned our group In Slxth Grade, Sarah decided she wanted to try us aga1n But she soon changed her mind and left us 1D the same year Audrey left us 1n the Seventh Grade and Russell returned to f1n1sh h1s school days In E1ghth Grade, the girls 1n hose and the boys lookmg very uncomfort able in neckties marched solemnly across the stage to rece1ve the1r dlplomas wh1ch D!'0m0tCd them to h1gh school Then came the great oment We were Freshmen! We not only had become members of the h1gh school group, but we had galned several new members They were Larry Frantum, Delores B1ond1c, Angelo Vignaroli, Howard Schutt, Hart1n Roby, and Audrey Grief D1d we th1nk we were something just thlnkl H1gh Schoo1'l It d1dn't take long for us to change our minds Remember when Mr Harvey so very gu1etlX told us to shut up! Then came Freshmen Inltiatlon That really d1d lt Boy' Were we scared But the day ended and the next mornlng roll call proved that everyone had su vlved Next came our class party It was a scavanger hunt Do you recall all the strange happenlngs on that night' The t1me arrxved when we were to choose our pennant It was Dale's draw ing that won We really felt proud when our pennant was mounted on the wall with the others In our Sophomore year things began to qulet down We salled through the year ga1n1ng nothlng but knowledge In our JUDIOP year Lo1s Janssen Joined us and Sarah declded to give one last try Th1s was a year of many events Remember when we sold refresh ments at the football games until we nearly froze? Next on the program for the year was choos1ng our class rings We didn't th1nk they would ever arrxve but they flnally got here Then came our class play, it was lots of work but we engoyed lt Do you recall how scared Dale B was We didn't th1nk he was go1ng to make it Whard to bel1eve, 1sn't ' And then there was Mr Rutledge and Nona's mysterious l1ttle su1tcase That was lots of fun but our Prom was even more fun From yards and yards of crepe paper, mi1110HS of thumb tacks, and lots of hard work emerged some very beautlful decoratlons Then there was the banquet w1th all that wonderful food Thanks to a bu ch of wonderful and hard working mothers Everyone engoyed themselves and th1s cl1maxed our year Next came the year we had been str1v1ng to reach for so many years were Seniors The f1rst adventure as Sen1ors was a trip to Des MOIDCS to get our plctures taken We left 1n the morning and spent the afternoon just look 1ng aro nd the blg c1ty Next on the program was the class play Everyone 1n the cast wondered 1f there would be one, but we all finally learned ou parts and the play went on as scheduled The Sen1ors had a busy year, but the last month was the buszest of all The f1rst event was Sk1p Day We went to Indlanola for a p1cn1c and then went to Des Molnes where we v1s1ted the Hlstorlcal Bu1ld1ng, the Capltol, and the Art Center Later 1D the evenlng we went to Smnny and Hae's for a wonder- ful dlnner After dlnner some of us went to a show and others took 1n the ball game Everyone had a wonderful time, but a dark cloud settled over our Skip Day when we found out that Martln Roby had been ser1ously 1nJured 1n a auto- mob1le accldent that same n1ght Then came the Banquet and Prom The glrls came all dressed up 1D fonmal and the boys came looklng the1r best ln sults The gym was beautlfully dec orated and everyone had a wonderful t1me To the JUn10P8, the members of the Sen1or Class extended the1r heart1est thanks for a very enjoyable evenlng Now we are look1ng to graduat1on As we march solemnly down the alsle we w1ll be thinklng of all the wonderful tlmes we have had 1D Dear Old Woodward Hlgh From the very f1rst day of school we have been looklng forward to the t1me when we would be Sen1ors Now the t1me has arrlved After graduat1on, the members of the class w1ll probably be scattered to all parts of the co ntry, but wherever we go, we w1ll cxrry w1th us thoughts of all the good txmes we had To the JUDIOPS we would l1ke to say, nYour Sen1or year 18 your happ1est En Joy it ' . . . . . . . I O . . . O O . . . D . . O l I O . . O . . O O O . C O O . . . - C O . . . . . . 0 . . . . us 0 ' 0 ' . . . . , I . . I O I . . O . ' I O . . 0 . . O . . . . as Ju iors. ' ' . We . . . . . . . D . . . . . . 2 O . . . . . . . we . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S . . . O . . . . . . 0 . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . - Q , TI-IE SENICR CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1954 of the Woodward High School, in the c1ty of Woodward, Dallas County, State of Iowa, being of sound body and little mind, do hereby declare th1s to be our last W1l.l and Testimony To Mr Heerema, we leave all our empty squirt guns and our mmfulfilled desires to v1s1t Chlclgb To Hr johnson, we leave the pr1v1lege of having taught the Class of 1954 nope you have engoyed lt as much as we have Miss Eddy, we leave the Home Ec frig Hay she find it as empty as we have Mr Stuhr, we leave all our ha1r ra1s1ng experments 1n Chem1stry Mr Pro, we leave The Tangled Yarn Hay she have as much fun as we did Miss Bramer, we leave our last renaming typing erasers and our old mangled and delap1dated typewr1ters May she get as b1g a bang out of them as we d1d To Mr Juttmg, we leave nothing but regret that we had no more talent to offer The mdividual members of the Sen1or Class do hereby bequeath the jnmiors the fol lowing I, Grace Anderson, do hereby will my brain to Sh1rley Vernon and Karen Davisson D1v:lde it equally, girls, and there will be enough for both I, Har1e Amis, do leave ng athletic ability and good sportsmanshzmp to Mar1lyn Kay Hartman I, Dale Battan1, do will my ab1lity to arrive at school on time and my speeding, to Bob Hass Hay he be the chief topic of gossip I, Delores B1ond1c, will my ability to catch and hold a man to Avis Van Lew and Joyce Holmes I, Russell Boyles, do w1ll my secret romances to Bob Mcanelly Always keep them guessing I, Ronald Day, do will my Madr1d Fan Club to Kenny Bryant May you get as many radio requests as I have I, jerry Dav1sson, do w1ll my broad shoulders to Don Burg Measure them with care I Larry Frantm, do w1ll my bookkeeping transactions to hott Noland Never do any check signing without f1l'St cashmg them is always a br1ll1ant answer I, Audrey Greif, do hereby w1ll W d1amond to Iris Anderson Use my techniques and you may have one of your own someday get as tired as mine I, L018 Janssen, do will my pleasant personahty to Shirley Pentico and Delores Kmneg I hope it wins you as many fraends as it has for me I, Beverly Newland, do w1ll my ab1l1ty to get along with the teachers and st1ll be ornery to Donna Grimes Tom Newell, do will my study hall romances to Loretta Grove Nadine Pierce, do w1ll my job to Mary Janssen May you he as late as I was at noon hour Larry Paterson, do w1ll my ability to be a good boy and do nothing but get in to trouble to Larry Rothfus Don't g1ve the teachers more trouble than I did I, Martm Roby, do will my qu1etness to Don MCMOPPIS Remember Silence is Golden I, Larry Sayles, do hereby will W last name to C0!1ll1C Ingels You'll engoy lt I, Howard Schutt, do will all of my ab1lit1es to Roger Burkhart, all except one Heaven only knows what that one 18 Alyce Thompson, do w1ll all of my shorthand speed to Marilyn Hartm It takes lots PPBCCICC, Maralyn Sarah Var1sco, do w1ll my famous ha1r style and brainy 1deas to Betty Williams Angelo V1gnarol1, do will my hair and manly physique to Tony Snyder Of course, you may have to buy a club jack Weeks, do w1ll sq long distance loves to Lucy Canarini The grass is al ways greener on the other s1de, isn't 1t To the jxmior Class who will next be Sen1ors , we will our esteemed pos1tion in this school Th1s 18 an honor you may receive only once 1n your l1fet1me and should always be accepted with an attitude of hmulity and respect There is more than glory in being a Senior-it carries a challenge as well All the younger students look up to you for leadership, they will do what you are doing because of your hallowed position Th1s post you may retam not more than one year, and if you are found unworthy, the glory may be taken from you at anytime Signed, Sealed , and Del1vered on th1s 19th day of Hay, in the year one thousand nine hundred and fifty four The Sen1or Glass of 1954 of the Woodward H1gh School . . ' ' . We To e . o o To . . - . . . . . . To s. . . To ' 1 . ' I , Mary Harker, do will sq vocabulary and drm sticks to Jim Carr. May your arms I, . I, ' . I, ' I - o . a s . O .n I, ' ' . of . . a I, . . . . . I, ' ' . I, . s a . 1 J SENI R CLASS PROPH CY Last night I flew my rocket ship to Mars and being a curious person, I ventured to study the Marclans rad1o supersonic telescope and discovered it reveals the fu- ture happenlngs of earthmen for one decade Now I shall reveal to you what I observed Th 1954 Senlcrs are trave11ng from different parts of the cou try for a reunion 1n 1964 Larry Paterson had found his place as a surgeon 1n his hometown of Woodward He had established a new cl1nic there He declded he would take h1s receptionist Alyce Thompson, to the reu lon at Hawa11 They boarded the T W A a1rl1ne at Des MOIDBS Much to the1r surprise, Nadine Pierce was hostess, she would be gomng to Hawa1i too. Before the plane left the ground, a lady walked up the ramp They recognlzed her as Audrey Grlef, secretary of the head offlce of the McAnelly Tank Serv1ce Company 1h Des Mo1nes Several hours later the plane landed and the travelers went to the Mount Cliff Hotel 1n Cheyenne, Wyomlng As the group entered, they fou d a telegram from Wash- 1ngton,D C It was from Beverly Newland, the Press Secretary for the Pres1dent It sa1d she was sorry she cou1dn't attend but there was a Senate hear1ng wh1ch she had to cover We went to the lobby and watched T V The announceg Lo1s Janssen, sa1d, 'Good afternoon and welcome to the Sarah Varisco show ' Sarah had reached thb peak of her acting career after her success 1n the Sen1or Class Play The next program was 'The Groucho Marx Show ' The announcer told the audience that since Groucho had passed away Angelo V1gnaroli, a br1ll1ant actor, would be taklng h1s place We dec1ded to vis1t a dude ranch The hotel manager told us that there was a popular ranch three m1les out of Cheyenne We arrlved at the ranch only to d1scover Howard Schutt s1ng1ng a cowboy song and rou dlng up cattle He told us that he was taklng the place of Blng Crosby The people had qu1t swoon1ng over B1ng and now it was Howard That evening Larry Frantum arrlved He 1S now the Cert1f1ed Publlc Ac- countant for thelnter-Ocean Reassurance Company 1B Cedar Rapids His wife, who was formerly Marle Amls, would not be able to attend the reunlon because the tU1hS,L3PTy and Sherry, had the measles The next morn1ng we all boarded our plane and started for Hawai1 There happened to be an acc1dent 1n the rush to board the plane Russell ankle A woman who had seen the acc1dent rushed up to offer flrst a1d The woman was Mary Harker She 15 head of Nurses Tra1n1ng at Un1vers1ty of Iowa where Kerm1t is Instructor in Mechanical Engineerlng The plane had to make a flxght stop 1n San D1ego and our attentxon was turned to a brlght shiny l1mous1ne Two men stepped out of the car and at once we recog n1zed thelr faces It was Larry Sayles and jack Weeks They had a partnershlp 1n the Superette Lamous1ne Serv1ce wh1ch spec1al1zes 1n a new make of IIBOUSIHCS They boarded the plane to take the trip Hlth us Dale Battanl was one of the next persons we saw He was ru n1ng the Rocket Gas Stat1on where he refuels Rockets to Mars we arrlved at Hawaii and went to the nightclub where the reu 1on was to be held As we entered, the band was playing nMoonl1ght and Roses N A man s1tt1ng at a b1g table motloned to us We went over and who was s1tt1ng there but Jerry Dav1sson and his w1fe, the former Delores B10hd1C jerry 13 now County Extenslon D1rector at Iowa State College 1n Ames Delores has a full tlme Job car1ng for Jerry'Jr Ronald Day and Tom Newell were s1tt1ng talking l1ke two old college professors Ronald was tell lng of his experlences as Dean of Zoology at Notre Dame Tom was braggxng about h1s Ch1cago Bears wh1ch he coaches Martln Roby and Grace Anderson were d1scussing the old school days By the way, Grace Just came 1n from Seoul, Korea, where she 13 head nurse at the Misslon Hospital Martin 13 now manager of the Roby Seed Corn Company and he 13 working on a new d1s covery for better y1elding corn Now you can see that the motto of the 1954 Senlors was well chosen 'Today we fol low, tomorrow we lead ' . e ' ' Boyles, head of the Washington Printing Bureau, had missed his step and sprained his Sembr L'la 5 Pla y WTHE TANGLED YARNH Camilla Page, her cousin Vivian Page, and their friend Cora Blake, share an apartment and food-when they have it, but their situation had become des- perate when Alex Lawton calls to inform them that Camilla has won an award of 35,000 for the nideal mother.n Camilla had borrowed a costume and a wig from Sadie Stringer, who lives upstairs. She sent a picture of herself as an old lady and a pathetic history of a deserted wife who struggled to raise her children, Camilla, Cora, Vivian, and Stuart, not to mention Pickney, who died a hero, and whose medals were pawned for bread. Stuart Brand is infatuated with Camilla, and like the other two girls, hails her a master-mind until her nyarnn becomes seriously tangled. Stuart's mother arrives to tell him that she is going to disinherit him. Sadie comes to take her costume just when it is necessary that Camilla wear it to keep up her masquerade as an old ladyg HSpeedn Martin, an attractive you g reporter, turns up to check her stories to the newspapers, for there have been conflict ing angles. njoshua Pagen enters the scene and announces himself as the hus- band who deserted his family years ago, now returning to claim part of that prize money. Everything seems to be going from bad to worse until Mrs. Page, Camilla's mother, comes and straightens everything out for the girls. CAST PRODUCTION STAFF Camilla Page- Cora Blake--- Vivian Page--- Stuart Brand-- Mrs. Morgan-- Sadie Stringer Alex Lawton--- HSpeedu Martin Michael Morgan ---Mary Harker -Audrey Grief Marie Amis ----Ronald Day ---Beverly Newland ---Sara Varisco ----Tom Newell ----Jerry Davisson ----Howard Schutt Mrs. Brand--------Grace Anderson joshua------- Mrs. Page ----- Angelo Vignaroli ----Delores Biondic Director ---- ---------Mrs. Prochaska Ass't Director-------Lois Janssen Stage Manager----- -----Larry Frantum Ass't Stage Manager ---- -jack Weeks Business Mzanager -- ----- Dale Battani Advertising Manager-- Properties --------- Programs---- ---- --- Ushers --------- --- ---Russell Boyles -Nadine Pierce Alyce Thompson -Martin Roby ---Larry Sayles Larry Paterson Russell Boyles umbr- embr Bgpqyef prom The evening started at 6:30 with a banquet at the Methodist Church. It was served by the Juniors' mothers. The menu was as follows: Tomato juice Swiss Steak Mashed Potatoes Corn Perfection Salad Rolls Butter Coffee Cherry Pie a la Mode After everyone had eaten, a program was given- If 601135-S1505 Off Toastmaster Kenneth Bryant Remembrance in Roses...... .......... .Connie Ingels Orchids to the Juniors.. ...... . ....... Delores Biondic Moonlight Sonta. ............... . ...... Marilyn Martin Serenade in Smiles and Moonlight ..... .Larry Rothfus Moonlight and Roses ................... Lucy Canarini Enchanting Evening. ..... . ......... ....Fred Heerema When the banquet had ended, everyone went to the school gym for the Prom. The gym was very beautifull! decorated in red and white streamers. The arch- ways were bordered in flowers. In the center of the floor there was a well dec- orated with flowers. A picket fence lined the stage on which tables were set. Decorations for the banquet and prom followed the theme of Moonlight and Roses. The music was furnished by Carl Neby and his band. ef.. me , - .av - .gf .ff ' .1 THE SENIOBS ENJOYING THEMSELVES ON SKIP DAX if .L BEFORE THE PICNIC, THF BOYS PLAYED A GAME OF FOOTBALL WHILE 'HIE GIRLS LOOKED AROUND INDIANOIA asv' . - ,luv- EVERYONE HJOYED A PICNIC ON THE SHORES CF LAKE ACQUABI. DON'T YOU THINK PR. HEEREHA MAKES A GOOD LOOKING COOK? 4 f i 4 . ..... Sembrs of Sneak ag 0 0Ut '0 Everyone arrived at the schoolhouse bright and early Tuesday morning so we could get an early start for our big day. Although everyone looked half asleep, we managed to get started by 7:15. After a long ride, we arrived at the city of Indianola. Upon arrival the girls decided they wanted to stay and look around. We convinced the bus driver, Mr. Johnson, that he should come back for us and so we started our sight-seeing tour. The boys went on to Lake Acquabi State Park. Around the hour of 10:30, Mr. Johnson came back for us and we joined the boys for a pic- nic. Everyone had plenty to eat, even if we did forget the weiners and had to buy some more. Everything tasted wonderful, especially the cupcakes.That is right isn't it Dale? After our picnic we climbed into the bus and made our way to Des Moines. In Des Moines the first places we visited were the Capitol and the His- torical Building. When everyone had climbed stairs until their legs ached, we left for the Art Center. Our tour through the Art Center ended, and we found we had two hours left before dinner, so some went downtown shopping and others went to the park to play softball. At 5:30 we met at Sammy and Mae's for dinner. Afterward some of us took in the show and others went to the ballgame. At 11:00 a tired, but happy, bunch started for home. Everyone had a wonderful time. 1 -c CREAM 0000 F000 FQlhu..i, Senior Ofhcers PRESIDENT Tom Newell VICE PRES Delores Biond1c SECRETARY jerry Davlsson TRLASURER Russell Boyles CLASS COIXJRS Maroon and Whlte CLASS MOTTO Today we follow, tomorrow we lead CLASS SPONSCR Fred Heerema EDIT!!! Marie Am1s ASS l' EDITCR Delores B1ond1c BUSINESS MANAGER Ronald Day ASS l' BUSINESS HAHA Russell Boyles 4 o o IL V z : Prelude PPOCCS810na1 Invocat1on HUS1C Solo Sermon Benedlctlon Recesslonal Process1onal Invocatlon kddress WUSIC Solo BACCALAUREATE SERVICE At the Methodist Church Auditoriu Sunday, May 16, 1954 8:00 p.m. P R 0 G R A M s Mabel Sturgeon .Hrs Mabel Sturgeon .Rev W H Mered1th WRemember Now Thy Creatorn Adams Sololst Dean B1ce ACCOmP8n1St janlce Sheppard .Rev Paul C Redmond .Mr Stolt Mrs Mabel Sturgeon COMM NCEMENT PR'CRAH At the H1gh School Aud1tor1um At dednesdav, May 19, 1954 5 O0 p m P R O o R A M Mrs Idrls Juttlng Rev W H Meredlth Sol 1st D1x1e Doty Accompanlst Jan1ce Sheppard jr Charles Hellman, Professor gf Health and Physlcal nducatlon, Drake Uh1V8rS1ty WH0mlhg Del R1ego S010lSt Connle Ingels Accompanlst, Janlce Sheppard Dresentatlon or o ass or 954 to the Board of EdUC8C1OH aunt Fred Heerema Presentatlon of D1plomas Hr Charles Baker Bened1ct1on Rev W H Mered1th Recess1onal Mrs Idrls juttlng aan... 0 oonoonr 0 l eq.. oo- 0 . gg. anooouoonoonna Q o o l I nas annonqouqnansouoaoooo none. - - ooo I ' ' ' OOO Clllilliiii O ' OIC U05 0 I u Q fu 1 ll!! .UO I . . . 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J MEN MENT IIIIIUI' nmjfxmcn Qraifv 25 ggnggfxnmnrc Junior Cass FRONT RW Shlrley Pent1co, Betty w11l13.!!lS, Connle Ingels, Donna Salmon, Delorls Kmne, Joyce Holmes, Karen DaV1SSOn, Shxrley Vernon, H183 Eddy, SECOND RUd Iris Anderson, Bob McAnel1y, Loretta Grove, Donna Grxmes Mary Janssen, Marllyn Hartman, Mar1lyn Martm, AV1S Van Lew, Lucy Canar1n1, Donald MCMOPPIS, Emmett Noland, Bobby Hass, Tony Snyder, jxm Carr PRESIDDIT Connle Ingels VICE PRESIDENT Kenneth Bryant SECRETARY Donna Gr1.mes TREASURER Roger Burkhart CLASS FLOWER Whlte Ca.rnat1on cuss SPONSOR buss Eddy CLASS MOTTO We are clmbmg the ladder to success Kenneth Bryant, Connle Ingels, Donna Grmes, Roger Burkhart H, O I B fi - A l : ' , THIRD RW: Donald Burg, Roger Burkhart, Larry Rothfus, Kenneth Bryant, Jumbr 61a 5 Play FRONT ROW Bob Mc Anelly, Roger Burkhart, Connle Ingels, Donna Mae Crlmes, Shlrley Vernon, Karen SECOND ROW Kenneth Bryant, Iris Anderson, Betty W1ll1ams, Delores Klnne, Prochaska, Dlrector Mrs Basconb wllllt can Ann1e W1lJ1e the Wh1sper Claudette Freddie George Hannah Hrs Van Astor Deanna Donna Crlmes Larry Rothfus Betty W1ll1ams Ir1s Anderson Roger Burkhart Delores Kinne Bob Hass Don HCMOPPIS Shirley Vernon Conn1e Ingels Lucy Canar1n1 Dav1sson, Larry Rothfus Bobby Hass, Don McMorris, Lucy Canarinl, H PRODUCTION DIRECTOR ASST DIRECTOR STAGE DIRECTOR BOOK HOLDERS LIGHTS , CURTAINS ADVERTISING PROGRAMS MAKEUP STAFF Mrs Prochaska Joyce Holmes Emmett Noland Mary Janssen Sh1rley Pentico Tony Snyder Larry Miller Jim Carr Loretta Grove Donald Burg Avis Van Lew Officer Div1ne Kenneth Bryant Bob Hc Anelly SYNOPSIS O THE PLA! w1111C Bascomb never could say N0 and as a consequence he's always in 'hot watern Mrs Bascomb 13 suddenly called away, and she leaves the house in the charge of her son and daughter Mrs Van Astor, the social l1ght, of the town has been 1nv1ted to d1nner W1ll1e has prom1sed Hanna, whom he loves w1th all h1s heart, that he w11l ra1se flfty dollars to help her Temple of New Dawn Fund Freddle Baldwln, one of the town's r1chest gay boys, calls to tell of h1s latest heart crush Wi111e the Whisper, a myster1ous stranger, also makes a soc1al v1S1t . a a 9 s S. J Uooosuaqoqnsvnassaa D ' . I I Mabel.......:::.......Karen Davisson PROPERTIES: . Marilyn Hartman .Yo imma e 514 5 FRONT ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW Dorla Nat1on, Janlce Sheppard, Harle Prlchard, Crystal K1nne, Joyce Ackerlund, Elnora Dyer, Beverly Br1St Mrs Prochaska, Ann Slglln, Lester Rothfus, lub Janssen, john Prusls, James Wolfe, Henry Turner, D1x1e Doty, Dean Bice, Terry Hutt, Ralph Yarlsco jerry Todd, Charles Pepples, Duane Tlngwald Helen Blazen, Nancy Newell, JBHIS Jessen, joan Weyer, Carolyn Peters PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER CLASS FLOWER: CLASS COLORS: CLASS SPONSORS Joyce Ackerlumd, Dixle Doty, Crystal Kinne, Lester Rothfus. Lester Rothfus Dixle Doty Joyce Ackerlund Crystal Kinne Carnation Red and Blue Mrs. Prochaska Q3 8 Qs ,LX 5 Q, E , . a 1 v A 'G W , I 9 . A . . . . . . . . . le, . . . . . . . . . . . . - 1 ' o 9 . . . C . . . . . . . . . freshmen fa s FRONT ROW SECOND ROV THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW Ralph Beck, Trudy Morse, Dlana Seeman, Pat Mougln. Joan MCHOPPIS, Rochelle Evans, Nancy Newland, Carolyn Pentlco, Trudy Morse, Pat Moug1n, Susan Carey, Judy Hutt, Wendell Johnson, D1ana Seeman, James Lane, Edward Anderson, Mlchael Baker, Gary deber, john Rose, Shlrley Schr1efer, Betty Carr James Rothfus, Marvel Greene, Dlck Burns, Charles Bovles, Tom Royer, james Grnnm, Roger Strelght, Larry 0V18Ct, Bobby Battan1, Harold Kuehl, Ph1l W1ckett, Max Hltsman, Lesl1e Stanturf, Glenn Crum, Paul Sgeklocha, Ralph Beck PRESIDENT Ralph Beck VICE PRESIDENT Pat MOUg1D SECRETARY D1ana Seeman TREASURER Trudy Morse CLASS FLOWER Amerlcan Beauty Rose CLASS COLORS Blue and Whlte cuss SPOIN son Mr Johnson Morro What we are tomorrow H111 be the result of our plans today 'W , i ,' lv' ,w.1,Q,v, 3 - . . E .5 I . . . . ' o . . . . , . . U I Q . . .1 . . . 0 . . . . . . . O . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 . 0 C u I FRONT ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW FRONT ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW EIGHTH GRADE CLASS Doreen Morse, Geraldlne jones, Nancy Roby, Betty Stoneburner, Marllyn Newland, Cathleen Edmonds, Barbara Wllson, Sharon Wolter, Mrs Bllney, Ronald Hass, D1ck1e Todd, Rlchard Sayles, Stanley Carr, M1ckey Menough, Dean Burkhart, Robert Sheppard, Larry Rob1nson, Kay Martln, Judy Reeves, janet Wlsecup, Dorothy Bolt, Olga Sgeklocha Harold Frantwm, Jack Daugherty, james Dean, Eugene Grlmes, Lester Cowden, Beverly McMorr1s, Zalga Lanka, Maruta Bersnleks SEVENTH GRADE CLASS Dolores Wheeler, Sally Davlsson, Susan DHVISSOH, Karen Shepard, Bernadlne jones, Janet Van Lew, Larry HOSk1hS0n, Allan Hltsman, j1m Day, Clyde Edmonds, john Thornburg, Henry Calonkey, Edward L1ncoln, Arthur Dean G1lbert, Dav1d Sparkman, joseph Martlnclc, Dav1d B1ce, Samuel Starnes, john Myers, Ruth Wolfe, Martha Beck Dea Bodansky Suzanne Bullen, Carolyn Schre1fer, Jolene Frantum, Arlene Rothfus, Deanna Llncoln, MaDonna Greene, Barbara Turner, Mlchael Seagraves, Jerry Wlsecup, Walter Starnes, Edward Walker Larry Strelght, Dav1d Vernon, Janet Peoples, Freddle Br1stle 2 4 1 - W i Us Y -r rf I 'ii' , n , ' ' ' i1 . E? 3 . Bonnie Walker, Marty Martin, , . . . ..:: ' W life ff 'I-:.' Q ' L 4 : . , . . , , . 3-1 - FRONT ROW Jean Darllng, Darlene Edmonds, Cathy Myers, Ruth Raul1na1t1s, Denny Seeman, Chuck D1ckeson, Davld Newland, Nadine Rob1nson, Ronald Grief, Mrs Robblns SECOND ROW Emery Buzzel, Judy Hltsman, Jane Crum, Llnda Lenz1n1, Donnie Hedlu d, Karen Reckseen, Donald Krasche, Rex W1lcox, Hansle Seeman THIRD ROW Judy Meneough, Frances Pol1sh, Helen Dean, Dennls Wolters, Leo Burg, Max1ne LeMaster, Gary Reeves, Buster Frant m Ham in FIFTH GRADE CLASS FRONT ROW Jolene Welp, Franc1s Seeman, R1chard Dyer, Joey Porter, John Jones, Connie Seeman, Beverly Rhoads, M s Kuefner SECOND ROW. Werner Iorenzen, Kathy n8Y1880D, Mary Lincoln, Charlotte Homesley, Judy Burkhart, Joyce Hampton, Billy Siglln. THIRD ROW: Janet Benbov, Judy Grice, Janet Dorman, Helen Rothfus, Dwight Johnson, Richard Sheppard, Linda Lincoln. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Walker, Rand Thacker, Dennis Teasdale, Sandra Eslinger Sue Barker, David Gottschalk, Penelope Pruyne. , - V i I Y . 4 Q 5 Q ' ' ' I ' I 0 I ' SIXTH GRADE CLASS Y N , I FOURTH GRADE CLASS FRONT ROW Janet Dickeson, Gary Adams, Gloria Walker, Linda Shepard, Sara Royer, Wanda Seeman, Janlce Weyer, Rosalle Seeman, Beverly Stre1ght, Gary Esl1nger, Mrs Heerema SECOND ROW Nadlne Edmonds, Janlce w11SOH, Tommy Dorman, Nancy Pruyne, Donna Allen, Sharon Kay Dan1elson, George Lanka, Joyce K1nne, Judy Cavanaugh, Helen Barker THIRD ROW Donald Todd, Sharon Ann Llncoln, Gary Grgurlch, Ronald Mlller, Trudy Felter, Danny Danllson, Charla Baker, J1mmy Peters, George Hass FOURTH ROW Kathleen Newland, Jeanne Wlsecup, Roy Wolfe, Ronald Pagllal, Roger Horton, Jlmmy Peoples, Neal Rldnour, Danny Steele, Wayne Schrlefer, Sharon Olerlch FRONT ROW Karen Hansen, Terry HOSk1nSOH, Jane Peoples, Donna Shumate, Marvln Mlller, Joan Dyer, Loretta Mlller, Ronnle Battanl, Margaret Seeman, Ethyl Varlsco, Mrs Crum SECOND ROW Jane Burkhart, Pamela Allen, Carlyle Pentlco, Beverly Davls, Jerry WIISOH, Mlchael Ramsey, Susan Rothfus, Barbara Rhoads, R1chard Calonkey THIRD ROW Jlmmy Gr1ce, Elayne Darl1ng, Ph1ll1p Pollsh, Wayne Darllng, Kathleen Frledrlchsen, Jolene Wolfe, Inese B11-zn1eks, Llnda Wlsecup THIRD GRADE CLASS FRONT ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW SFCOND GRADF CLASS Shlrley Llncoln, Llnda Seemann, jacquel1ne Prochaska j1m Porter, Bobby Mart1n, B1lly Martln, Janet Welp, Charlene Edmonds, Barbara Rhoads Ronnle Newland, Davld Ackerlund, janet Danllson, Cyn thla Coghlan, Roger bhannon, Joyce Kuehl, Jan1ce Grlce, Charlene Wllcox, Larry Storey, Mrs Krwmm Lanny Llncoln, Nancy Bodansky, Ronald Needham, LeRoy Callahan, jean Vernon, Terry Whltney, Bob Krasche, M1Chae1 Rldgfay, Donn1e Cavanaugh FRONT ROV SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW L1nda Jo Boyles, Linda Marle Harrls, Loulse Barker, Patsy Day, Connle Herbel, Carol Jean Hedlund, Lorralne Frlemel, Carolyn Teasdale, Mrs Hartman JaD1Ce Newland, joEllyn Wheeler, Theresa Royer, Landa Lee Erw1n, Martha Randall, Mary Lu Seeman, L1nda Lou Sm1th R1ch1e Lou Thacker, Wanda Wolfe Wanda Ann Noland, Nancy johnson, Connle Shepard, Gary W1secup, john Dan1lson, j1mmy Shafter, Larry Gr1ef, Donald Cowden, Randy Grgur1ch Paul Nard1n1, Mark Heerema, R1chard Pruyne, Danny Baker, Barry Hahn, Russell Stoneburner, Denn1s McNarv, Terry Raymer Dav1d Battan1 was absent 1 Y FIRST GRADE cmss KINDERGARTEN CLASS FRONT ROW Janelle Ha marstedt, jerry Walker, Raetta Blaser, Theresa Fl1nn, Terry Morse, Carl jones, Jerald Thornburg, jerry Mlles, Mrs Axmear SECOND ROW jlmmy Fr1edr1chsen, Dav1d Storey, Lee M1ller, Chuck Felter, Karen Martln, Ton1 Rldgway,-Gary Erwln, Sandra Wlsecup, Terry Pat Seeman THIRD ROW Don Wade, MOPFIS Hansen, Tommy Nelson, Donna Mlller, Rlcky Hahn, Cralg Ph1pps, Janlce Seeman, Joann Rhoads, Jennel Baumgardner FOURTH R04 Sue Reeves, B1lly Wh1tney, Ted Lee Daugherty, Randy Rhoads, John Meneough, Larry Ward, Llnda Wolfe, Sharon Grelf KINDEROARTEN AND FIRST GRADE HALLOWEEN PROGRAM Songs Solo Halloween D1SgU1Se Choral Readlngs Poems It's Halloween Happy Llttle Indlans Klappdans Who oo Scared Who oo Spooky Tlme O' 9 h1ndergarten group Ton1 Rldgway Rlcky Hahn Jennel Baumgardner, Don Wade, Sandra Wlsecup, Bllly Whltney, and Joann Rhoads Theresa Fl1nn, Sharon Gre1f, L1nda Wolfe, Janelle Hammarstedt Pantom1ne by n1ne boys Swedlsh Folk Dance Larry Yard, J1mmy Frledrlchsen, Randy Rhoads, and Ted Daugherty Songs by the FHCIFC K1ndergarten. U . . x: ' ' U Diiliil Ill'- lilOlOlllOOOb!ll Qllilll I l . . Din l OCIOOCOOIGCOOOOODIIOOIIOCUIIIU DOOIIOIOOI O I . ' ..... h ............................................. Terry Morse 000100000050 A 0000 I . I . l Olilil ill! l I ' . . . OOO UCllilllIIIOCOIOOCICOUUIOIUIO O0 . . I QOOIOIOOOOIOOIDOCOOCIIIICIIOOIOOOOCIIICOOOOUOIOOOOI . O - ' - . ..... 2 ' ' ' l I nosco socssoongonuucco osoav 4 . I , FIRST GRADE PARTICIPATE IN THE HALLOWEDI PROGRAM Tap Dance Patsy Day Solo Wanda Wolfe Recitation lary Lu Seeman Choral Readmgs Songs Song and Dance Play The Safety Song and Pantomme 'MERRY CHRISTMAS MR SNOWMANW by the Kmdergarten, F1rst Grade, Second Grade, Characters and 'l'h1rd Grade Group Group irls School Group Snowman Roger Shannon can Elayne Darhng Jerry Wayne Darlmg Polly . Pamela Allen Sandman Robert Krasche Sandman Helpers Fu-st Grade Boys Santa Claus jinly Grice Mrs Santa Claus jane Peoples Crystal, The Fairy Queen Patsy Day Snowflake Fairies First Grade Girls Toys Kmdergarten Carol Singers Second Grade and Th1rd Grade Directors Mrs Amear P1l.l11Stl Nancy Roby Mrs Crm Hrs Hu-mn Mrs Krmm Janice Sheppard Dea Bodansky 'THE GIRISTMAS SONG' BY FRED WARING Smmg by the COMMUNITY CHOIR D1rector Hr jutting P1an1st Mrs Jntting been sooo! cooeecee-Ole onooe OOOOOIOOO I I0 also cooeeoooooa oooeoeeooeeo osooosnooo. N coolo oceoooooooootl soeoooooeeoooeoooo eel only cooeoooooooo . . . o . Dose oooco . J ooooo soon coco ooeoo oooooeooooe cocoon oeosooeeoo oonouo 4 sooo sooo sooeooooeoouo lessons o onoooooooo cooooooo ooo ooooouoooooo oeoooooeo oooeooooooo . soeeoooeoeeoooeeoooe eoooooooq-oooooeen . sooo lol! o u o o o 0 . . O o . A o 0 . . o o c FRONT ROW SECOND ROW JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL GIRLS Martha Beck, Jolene Frantum, Bea Bodansky, Beverly McHbrr1s, Suzanne Bullen, Janet Visecup, Geraldine Jones, janet Peoples, Olga Sgeklocha, Coach Wendell Jgnngon Sally Davisson, Susan Davisson, Karen Shepard, Dolores Wheeler, Carolyn Schreifer, Nancy Roby, Marty Martin, Cathleen Edmonds, Judy Reeves QHanager1 FRONT ROW. SECOND ROW: JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL BUYS Jimmy Day, Mickey Henough, James Dean, Eugene Grimes, Harold Frant m, Dean Bu khart, Dickie Todd, John Meyer, H . Johnson. Larry Robinson, Clyde Edmonds, Jerry Wisecup, Joseph Martin- c1c, Arthur Dean Gilbert, Larry Streight, Bobby Sheppard, Ronald Hass fManagerl. , . I 2 5 Y 3 e J 1 ' T X s ' ' . If O . . . GRADE SCHOOL PARTIES AND PROGRAMS SECOND GRADE Whlle 1earn1ng 13 important, learnlng to play w1th others 18 lmportant also So in the Second Grade room, there were several part1es--Halloween, Valentlne, Chr1stmas,B1rthdayg and the maklng and taklng of May baskets to the other rooms While we had no regular V1S1t1Bg day, everyday was v1s1t1ng day w1th us and durlng the year parents of the chlldren V1S1CCd the room THIRD GRADE In our room we engoyed a number of parties Some of our boys and glrls celebrated the1r blrthdays by Utreat1ngH thelr classmates Bes1des these, Halloween, Chr1stmaa and Valentlres Day were observed appropr1ately FOURTH RADE The Fourth Grade enterta1ned thelr mothers at a Valent1ne's Tea They all made cook 1es and the g1rls poured and served the food A short play was glven whlch included square danclng FIFTH GRADE fhe F1fth Grade planned a Halloween party and engoyed lt very much At Christmas t1me they had a tree and also a glft exchange They also saw a movle 'So Dear to My Heart W We made puppets 1n art in March and planned a program We 1nv1ted our parents and some of the grades to see our puppet shows We all engoyed do1ng lt At Easter, Joyce Hampton, Kathy DHVISSOD and Sandra Esl1nger gave a surpr1se Easter party for our room SIXTH GRADE The S1xth Grade pup11s and their teacher, Mrs Robb1ns, entertalned the1r mothers and several frxends at a program and party on Fr1day, May 7th, at 2 15, in the gym The Third, Fourth, and Flfth Grades and the1r teachers also attended the program At the close of the afternoon each mother was glven a corsage and a g1ft wh1ch was made in art per1od Refresh- ments were served from a prettily appo1nted table Open house and a soclal per1od concluded the afternoon SEVENTH GRADE The f1rst class party the Seventh Grade had was 1n the form of a C0mb1n3t10n of danclng and playlng games After the danc1ng and games, a del1cious lunch of sandwiches, cake, po- tato chxps, cokes olives, and celery,was served The second class party was a going away Part! for Janet and Jerry Wisecup For recreation, we bobbed for apples and played other games For lunch, we had sandwiches, potato chips, a rel1sh plate, and ice cream and cake EIGHTH GRADE Ou first class party was November 23, 1953 For entertaanment we danced and played a few games Afterward we had a lunch wh1ch consisted of cake, ice cream, pop, and candy bars The party was held at the school house The second class party was held February 2, 1954 It was both a class party and a golng away party for Janet Wisecup For entertamnment we en Joyed danc1ng both round and square dances. 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Co Captalnsz Ronald Day, Larry Frantu . J Q if 'f I if X, I i A 'xr , . .J rw! Q x X 5 q K V L ..x N , L , iQ V, 5 ' . ' 'V 3 Q 1 ' Y T H l Y L n ' L K l w I 7, 1' ' s ' L -1 I ' A X: ' ' 1 'K hr ' L, , - - W Q 1 . I LS TV Tom Newell This year's football team was one of the best in woodward's school history. They went through one of the roughest schedules winning nine, losing none and tying one. It was the first time the Hawks captured the Racoon Valley Conference title and their first undefeated year since 1941. The offensive average was 29.9 and their defensive average was 11.2 Many honors were bestowed to the members of the team. Tom Newell was named to the first team in state. He is the first Woodward boy ever to receive this honor. jerry Davisson also received honorable mention. Six lettermen will be lost by gradu- ation. They are Ronald Day, Jerry Davisson, Tom Newell, Russell Boyles, Howard Schutt, and Angelo Vignaroli. The leading ground gainer was Tom Newell with 1121 yards. Ronald Day led all pass receivers with 425 yards. The letter winners were: Tom Newell jerry Davisson jerry Davisson Ronald Day Howard Schutt Tony Snyder Russell Boyles Roger Burkhart Emmett Noland Terry Hutt Mgr. Buddy Pebbles Kenny Bryant Angelo Vignaroli Larry Rothfus Dale Battani .., VW A Ronald Day Angelo Vignaroll Howard Schutt Dale Battani Russell Boyles Woodward 25 Madrid 12 Woodward 20 Ogden 0 Woodward 38 Lenox 20 Woodward 27 Stuart 0 Woodward 33 Redfield 14 Woodward 45 Dallas Center 12 Woodward 26 Dexter 13 Woodward 39 Earlham O Woodward 34 Adel 34 Woodward 12 Panora 7 E mett Noland Kenneth Bryant The Hawk's had a very successful season this year which was attributed to a hard- fighting team. Although this is true, some praise goes to the people who attended the games this year to lend their support. This support was greatly appreciated and we hope it will continue next year. Tony Snyder Terry Hutt Roger Burkhart J t4 Tom Newell Forward Boyf Ba kefball The Hawks had a very successful season winning 16 zames and losinz 4. They were undefeated in the Conference and were defeated in the second round of the County Tournaments by Granger Assumption. Then they staged a come back by defeating Madrid and Perry to win the Sectional Tournaments and ad- vanced to the District Tournament. At the District Tournament the boys played their hearts out and fought to the last minute and were defeated by Indianola. Individual scoring for the season was: Tom Newell 395, Ronald Day 2lF, Larry Frantum 157, Emmett Noland 02, and jerry Davisson 69. vw' jerry Davisson Guard ...,.-Q, Emmett Noland Guard Ronald Day Forward E' Larry Frantum Center I3Uf'b BXHM' TBALL Ukmlxl w Yoodward Woodward Woodward Voodward voodward voodward Moodwxrd voodward Woodward Joodward woodward Voodward Woodward Joodward Woodward Madrld gden Mlnburn Dexter Redfield KFIH er lanorx kdel harlhun Hidrld NH1CtCH urxnger Dallas Center Stuart Dallas Center COVNTY TOURIN XMI 'N Ts voodward ballls Center bPLTIUhXL TOURNXMPBTB woodward Voodward Madrld Perry DIDTRIFT TOL'XX3UbTS Woodxard Indlanola XTNL! TIC UND MLSIC BLNOUIT A banquet was held Anrll 5, 1954, 1n honor of the 1thletes ind the muslc students Everyone was lnvlted Those 3tt8HdlDZ brought basket dlnners X large VIFICCY of food las fur n1shed and everyone had olentv to eat The enterta1nmenf was UFOV1d8d by a Hroup from the Noodw1rd State HOSDI tal that san 1 number of songs and 1 or in oliver from kmes bveryone engowed themselves ve hone th1t the custom of havlnv such a banquet 1S contlnued 1U the future p 56 . ' . 56 O 51 ' I 59 2 61 ' .' 59 l 1 Q, 2 w c ,' 35 . 70 ' 1 L 35 .. ' !.Y ,KIA ' 1 32 '. I 33 1 52 ' ' 53 n . V ' A Sl ' . Woodward 42 Granger Assumption ., 58 . . 43 4 41 ' , Q , K ' c Ba eball Irack The baseball team started off rather slowly th1s spring, n1ng only one game and loslng four The team loses s1x Senlors through graduat1on They are Dale Battan1, Tom Newell, Angelo V1gnarol1, Ronald Day, Larry Frant m and Howard Schutt Captaln pins were given to Angelo V and Dale B Letter w1nners were Tom Newell Dale Battanl Angelo Vignaroll Ronald Day Tony Snyder Larry Frantum Dean Bice Henry Turner Howard Schutt Scores of the games Woodward l Mlnburn 9 Woodward 2 Ade 3 Joodward Redfield 4 Woodward 1 Panora 4 The track team won th1rd 1D the Conference Track Meet th1s year w1th 33 polnts The team conslsted of Terry Hutt, Tony Snyder, Tom Newell and Roger Burkhart Ronald Day won the only other f1rst in the pole vault,c1ear 1ng 8 feet Binchvs The team w1ll lose the fol1ow1ng Sengors through graduat1on, Newell, Jerry Davlsson, Ronald Day, Larry Frant m, Howard Schutt, and Larry Paterson The letter w1nners were Tom Newell Jerry Dav1sson Henry Turner Ronald Day Larry Frantum Terry Hutt Tony Snyder Roger Burkhart Emmett Noland Howard Schutt STATE n1's'm1c'r max MEET At the State Track Meet Vh1Ch was held 1n Boone on May 14 the track team recelved two ones, a th1rd, and a fifth for rat1ngs Ronald Day recelved a one in pole vaultlng, the 880 relay team recelved a one, the 440 relay team received a thlrd, and Terry Hutt recelved f1fth 1D the 100 yard dash u ' win- . . , u , ' 1 9 The 880 relay team made a Conferencerecord with a 1,32 gining, . . . . Tom W! ,V '--Vif, BASEBALL FRONT R04 Dale Battanl, Tonv Snyder, Terry Hutt, Dean B1ce, Larry Frantum, Angelo Vlgnaroll, Tom Newell BACK ROW Ralph Var1sco, john Prus1s, Henry Turner, Ronald Day, Duane Tlngwald, Jlm Carr, Uianaeerl TRACK FRONT ROW: Wendell johnson, Tony Snyder, Larry Rothfus, Larry Frantum, Ronald Day, Don McMorr1s, Tom Newell. SECOND ROM: Terry Hutt, Roger Burkhart, Jerry Todd, Ralph Var1sco, Jerry Davlsson, Lester Rothfus, Howard Schutt. THIRD ROW: Dale Battanl, Henry Turner, Emmett Noland, Larry Paterson, Bob Hass, Bob Janssen. . x ' , .V xx! kj ' f 15,1 ' lf' ' X xv. uf K W Y ww W , 7 f 5 Sf . . :V 2 I 4' ,. al :- . . , ,Lf V 1 , ' nl! I 7 . . Q f T l . 5 B N1 ' . X V I 6171: Bd kefball Team 5.5- FR NT ROW n1X1e Doty Av1s Van Lew, Donna Grlmes, Mar1e Amls BACK RCW Coach Wendell johnson, Mar1lyn Hartman, Nancy Newell, joan MCMOPYIS, Pat Moug1n, Delores B1ond1c Dorla Nat1on, Helen Blazan, Loretta Grove, Connle Ingels Oianagerl Although the Hawkettes had a medlocre season th1s year, they have prospects for a f1ne season next year They w1ll only lose two members from the1r squad th1s year They are Marle Am1s and Delores B1ond1c The Hawkettes' record th1s year was 8 w1ns and ll loses and at the end of the season they played and defeated the alum 1 Hlgh score for the g1f1S was Helen Blazan w1th 403 followed by D1x1e Doty w1th 142, Dorla Natlon w1th 96 and Donna Gr1mes w1th Harle Amas and Helen Blazan made conference second team and Delores B1ond1c recleved honorable mentlon Helen Blazan won f1rst place in the Sect1onal Tournament The letter wlnners were Marle Am1s, Delores B1ond1c, Mar1lyn Hartman, Loretta Grove, Nancy Newell, Helen Blazan, D1x1e Doty, Donna Grlmes, Dorla Natlon, and joan McMorr1s Honorary captaxns for the year were Delores B1ond1c and Marle Amls Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Ogden 52 Mlnburn 48 Dexter 39 Redf1eld 50 Granger 29 Panora 39 Ade Earlham 50 Madr1d 49 Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward 0.- Granger Dallas Center Stuart Dallas Center Perry Dallas Center Adel Van Meter A 5 , n A 4 3 K -6 g 4 2 . . , . . . . 5 . . . . , 77. Woodward 32--Madrid 27 Woodward 55--Whitten 54 32 ---- 39--- 36 37 ---- ' 50--- 28 37--- 41--- 37 44---- ' 42-- 25 38---- 3 -- 49 27 ---- 40---- 36 29--- 1 48 40--- 56 51 ---- 44--- 59 X FIGHT 20 A ff' Pe The Pep Club was orlglnated durlng the basketball season by the cheer leaders It conslsts of members of the student body and 1tS purpose 18 to help the cheerleaders durlng the pep meetlngs and at the games The Pep Club members purchased green hats to wear at the games to 1dent1fy the members The Pep Club was a new experlence at Woodward H1gh this year and lt has turned out to be very successful C jx X243 W C'C7 X J . V1 Ga T E A h R . ' e y I ' fi a ps m Y a S ., :AK C Ny lb I, v C J ' C Xwl H E , R A f Y L E A D P E ,V l R . . S . . I Connie Ingels, Donna Grlmes, Mar1e Amls , R Don MCMOPPIS, Joyce Holmes, Audrey Gr1ef, Bob Mc Anelly Band ffzorus uS'c Sh 'T P.P-DPW 1 A . CONCERT IAND ea Q 9 ' s. , .b b AI . A 97 4 , -.- A -v ' MHED CHCRUS P E P B A N D FRONT ROW: Grace Anderson, Michael Baker, Diana Seemann, John Rose, Harold Kuehl, Bobby Sheppard, Dean Biceg BACK ROW: Marilyn Hartman, Janice Sheppard, james Lane, james Grimm, Trudy Morse, Mary Harker, Edward Anderson, Marvel Greene, Charles Boyles, Ralph Beck. T T W R I I R o L E R S 1 X - , Janice Sheppard, Dixie Doty, Doreen Morse, Delores Kinne, Dorla Nation, Ann Siglin. Nancy Newell, Helen Blazen, Dixie Doty. 'IQQNX .q:E::L'- U Oueen 2. fo sf' The Homecoming Activities started Thursday, October 15, with a Pep Rally in the Gym. Speeches were made by businessmen, students, and alumni. The football team was introduced by Coach Fred Heerema and a skit was furnished by the cheerleaders. The activities were resumed the next afternoon starting with a parade in which all the classes and some of the businessmen partici- pated. Delores Biondic was elected by the football team to reign over the Homecoming Activities. Her attendants were Marie Amis from the Senior Class, Connie Ingels from the junior Class, Dorla Nation from the Sophomore Class, and Judy Hutt from the Freshman Class. Cn Friday evening the Hawks played Dallas Center, winning by a large margin to make the Homecoming a great success. as er- 'TUE Ill NVQ? QT -fly After the football game, the Senior Class sponsored a dance. Special invitations were sent to the alumni. There was a large crowd and everyone seemed to enjoy themselves. The dance was started by the Queen and one of the co- captains,jerry Davisson. The music was furnished by Marlin Carrol and his band. FRONT ROW Loretta Grove, Beverly Newland, Helen Blazan SECOND ROW Trudy Morse, D1ana Seemarm, Janice Sheppard, Dule Doty, Delores Biond1c, Karen Davisson, Betty Wilhams, Miss B1-mer THIRD ROW J1m Carr, Alyce Thompson, Mary Harker, Ca!'01Yn Peters, LUCY Canarmi, Larry Paterson How We looked Men i I N JL X HI-LIGHT STAFF HOME ELIMINATION CONTEST WOODWARD, IOWA FF RUARY 9, 1954 RADIO SPEAKING CODSCFVSCIOD -Orlginal 'Teenage DTIVCTSH- 0r1g1nal 'K1dnapp1ng' 0r1gina1 ORATURICAL 'But for the Grace of God' ju e Morse DRAMATIC 'The Black Cat Edgar Allen 'The Last Leaf' 0 Henry 'Danny's L1ttle T1n Sold1er Leota Black 'Rebecca Mary's Bereavement' Ann1e Donnell Poe HUMGROUS INTERPRETIVE READING 'My Mother' Betty Hoberle 'How Oswald D1ned W1th God' Edw1n Markham- 'Eleruette' -Robert W Serv1ce 'Curfew Must Not R1ng Ton1ghtU-- --Rose A HHPCWICK Jim Dog Sangster 'Castor 011' Edgar Guest 'We Are Seven' wllllal Wordsworth 'The Pr1soner of Sh1ll1on' Lord Byron Seelng Th1ngs Eugene F1e1d ----Roger Burkhart Duane Tingwald Betty W1ll1ams Ir1s Anderson Ed Anderson Grace Anderson Carolyn Peters D1ana Seeman Beverly Brlstle Lucy Canarlni Donna Gr1mes Crystal Kinne Mar1e Pr1chard Lester Rothfus Ann S1gl1n j an1ce Sheppard Av1s Van Lew Carolyn Peters won a 1 ratlng at the prel1m1nary contest at Washington Townsh1p February 18 Th1s made her e11g1ble to appear 1h the Pre Distr1ct Contest at Perry on March ll She recelved a 2 rat1ng Congratulat1ons Carolyn,and good luck next year i Q . ' 11 I ' li- ------ - ------- -.,,.- ' -l-i I N ....... ..-----.. .... ---- ..-.. - T 7 ZIfffIfI ' 'nfflfffjf 'Da Shoop Scovel'----------------Elias Day - -------- Howard Schutt - - ......................... If- ' ........ III - - v- - - - ........... IIIIIIIII - fIIIfII ' . . . , . J XX f kxxlfl YVNESH M AN Do you PCCOSHI e any of the faces9 If not they are from left to rlght, D1ck Burns, Gary Veber, Charles Boyles Marvel Greene, james Lane and an the back row are Paul Sgeklocha, and Glen Crum FRFSHMEN INITIATION The bophomores drew names to see who the lucky character was they ot to lnltlate and on September 15th, the Freshmen came to school dressed 1n all thelr flnery Of course they all had great blg F's all over the1r In the SVCHIHQ, the Sobhomores held 1 dance IH honor of the Freshmen The Freshmen were to dress un for the occasnon and they had qu1te a tlme eettung all the l1pst1ck off The dance was qulte W success,thouqh For entertalnment Pat MOUUIH played her accordlan and then the sophomores fur nlshed a n1ce lunch cons1st1ng of C00k16S 1nd pop The Freshmen all had to l1ne up 1D front of everyone so they would know who the Green Freshmen were After more danclng, the party broke up Lveryone had an engoyable tlme Judy and Susan, all dressed up and no plwce to go 1 - ,fs .V X.- x ' av. AV ' 'I . ., Q 1' , T , . .. . D I f Q H F , V 1 H . . ' f s , faces and some even had them on their arms and legs,too. . . . K l ' I A . I . . H . . . u . C . A '-5 w ' - . . . . I I . : ' ' C f O , .-I f' gy ' A , al.. ' . , , 4 . K 'l . uf '25 ,, F t- l'w . .HMM wfoh VOWIARD Aug? .,,o Vqiggggl B U S D J R I V E R S Ralph Gilbert, Elton Wade, Glenn Morse, Bill Weeks, George Cook- Substitute Drivers Vw' john Gray and H 0 T 69 L U N C H 01 -Q C 0 q 4? O V 1 K I S . L R J A N 1 T 0 R S ii E, g 1 Z J Tony Snyder Mr. jutting, Mr. Stuhr Mr. johnson K, . A 2 Mrs. Hass, Mrs. Goudy, Mrs. Loyd -H 4. 's-Q f . A fr .V - '2'.F9Wf51 ' w 3 p 1 V ha? AIWS . Q' ' All' , . , ij?- WORKING HARD?? WAS IT THAT FUNNY??? STUDYING AS USUAL??? SURPRISE!!! WAS IT A HARD GAM C0 X SMX .xv g .. Y,-,,,..-f- ACH??? P R E T T Y P 0 S E LM THAT wAs A soon STUDY HALL IT JoHNsoN2 'S' ,. 2 ,... ,lf- ,1- if ,..- 4HERE'S THE FIRE BOYS??? SUSAN!!! fllllu WASN'T 4 SL' 5 ks 1 -f .1 vp: - M 531339 Q Jr., ie' n 5- .. . :xi - f Q.-v, f' 'ws -' ' ,,,, .,,,, EXERCISING??? AMBITIOUS ARI-:Nw THEY Q..-ff I un. JB ,, VERY INTERESTING Lo1s?? x in POOR LUCY!! HTHE 'n.mEE STQOGESII ANGELO WHO'S WINNING BOYS?? ISN'T HE SWEET?'?? COZY ISN'T IT'????'? QW ' E 2 f I S K 5 I ww .,, ,Q s H A R D W , 0 S ' , R 1 A , if f g A Y 'f .ff , K anr '21-.-lj. , 3 , READY FOR BED?'? SILLY ISN'T IT rv' , - ,,. .5 6 ID Uv, ' I ' 'TQ 4 .Ein A' 0 4 'x ' C 'I' ' Y v it x l f I U W 'S ffZW N S255 f9 iE5' Jusfr Posmc? L 0 4 P N 5 R G 0 A M s s T 1 I M G E N M E N T ig 14 TASTE GOOD?'? TPRRY AND JUDY IN THEIR YOUTH CRAZY MIXED- UP. KIDS CD 1-in ...vi HER HIGHNESSH BED TIME?? 5 Lv, ku 'ix Tw? Q s AKE UP OUT RIDING17? 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