Woodward High School - Granger Yearbook (Woodward, IA)

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WI wonder how the school w1l1 prosper WI haven't found h1m yet, but W1th0ut meow I'm stlll looklng H Football Baseball Track Mlxed Chorus Band Class Play ef.: ,Q -qi 'e Em- lllh llt AL. 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

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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