Woodward High School - Granger Yearbook (Woodward, IA)
- Class of 1955
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if Yllmfinn With the rea.l1zat1on that we are stlll very yolmg m heart and experl ence, w1th the knowledge that w1th thelr counsel there 1S yet peace and love, and a deeper, calmer faith for us to seek we gratefully dedlcate th1s, the 1955 Hawk, to our Mothers and Fathers P E Central College Pella, Iowa ,.. Drake Unlverslty Des Moines, Iowa fini I N I P Central College Pella, Iowa Drake Unlverslty Des Molnes, Iowa Courses taught AmeP1Can H1St0Py Instrumental Mus1c Courses tauvht Agr1culture Biology 4s,,,,? fwiia J!-W gi su RINTENDENT A R . . ,Q L.. ' x I , ,J A is A I P R c A L 'GF . . K, , S we I S 1 U' Ms S C I C E 8 M A MMERC FC Slmpson College Indlanola, Iowa Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls, Iowa Iowa State College Ames, Iowa Courses taught Shorthand I 8 Typxng I 8 II Bookkeep1ng xv' Iowa State College Ames, Iowa Drake Unlverslty Des MOIDCS, Iowa Courses taught General Math Geometry Tr1gonometry Advanced Algebra Senior Sclence W---..,-Q -i. UWA G L I S H S P E West Mar College Le Mars, Iowa Iowa State College Ames, Iowa Drake Un1vers1ty Des Molnes, Iow Courses taught Engllsh Speech 17 - Dramatics -.. Q uiiwv-I 1 SQ N c 0 I A L s U B 1 . T s R.Y.f?gfj i.4g?f If 1 2 -' f II 1 X . I f - T H ' E N t F? . . , I K4 A I t C C 17 Ji I fx KX--r Y. 4 ' x . V , Q, x L . . 3 , M4 H- I - . ' , 4 ' I 7,5 E N fi E c 1-1 L ' ,, CF M' fi S . . . a X V ' I , Lv . Q.. f f' Cf - x .1-011-IWJJM H F 0 N O M I Iowa State College Ames, Iowa Courses taught Home Ee I 8 II Sclence Soclal L1V1ng X P H Y S I C A L E D U C A T I O N Buena Vista Storm Lake, Iowa Courses taught: Social Problems World History Football Boys Basketball Track Grade P. T. .4-J --5 -01 M.,.zm,4:,,,., P H Y S I C A L U C A T I Central College Pella, Iowa Courses taught Shop I 8 II Girls Basketball Football Asst Track JUn10F Hlgh Athletlcs G1r s P T enzyte X 1 I H o , E c C S t.. 5' E D 0 N I A Health R ,i ' 1 - -- . V E N T H G R A Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls, Iowa Drake Un1vers1ty Des Molnes, Iowa Courses taught th xP1thm6t1C 7th Wrltlng EHg11Sh Engllsh Nrltlng Arlthmetlc C1t1zensh1p Iowa Hlstory Ulf ll! V E N T H A D E Slmpson College Indlanola, Iowa Drake UH1VeFS1ty Des Molnes, ow Courses taught HISCOFY Health Geography Read1ng Readlng Spelllng gfllrr QMZMQZ-42 S I X T H R A Des MOIHCS Unlverslty Des Molnes, Iowa Drake Unlversxty Des Mo1nes, Iowa Wf,,4f77f,wvr4a , S F 8 E I G H T H D E 8 I . . . . . 'N t , 'NB - 1 lll9g I ' ILUU V W lil' SE GEIGHTH GR N- ...,, . . ii' . u n v 1 7th Spelling Sth Science 'K I f-:iv A Q ' Hj?,M I 8 I I V M.. G . D E awww Iowa btate Teachers College Cedar Falls, Iowa Drake UH1VeFSiCy Des M01neS, Iowa F T H G R A Iowa state Teachers College Cedar Falls, Iowa Iowa State College Ames, Iowa Drake Un1versity Des Molnes, Iowa 74941 I R G Drake Unlversity Des M01neS, Iowa 9'-'ff-W fwv it uf FI nr: if F O H ' D E N X . . I , f Y f5'i'u - I We 2 x X 1 ' 'J I -,L- T H D R A D E ku F I 1 2 ,.., S E C O N D G R A D E f lf 1-dak A R S T G R A Iowa state Teachers College Cedar Falls, Iowa Drake Unlverslty Des Molnes, Iowa Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls, Iowa Unlverslty of Iowa Iowa C1ty, Iowa Drake Un1vers1ty Des Molnes, Iowa ,4Ap,L4J figfafhliwaazaasf 1 N E R G A R T Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls, Iowa Drake Un1versity Des Mo1nes, Iowa MN UI' F I D E I had Ax v J. ' V, K I D ' E N . Qy Y iK! D . . C A L S 1 Courses taught Remedlal Readlng Grade MUSIC Vocal MUSIC wi: X Yankton Unlverslty Yankton, South Dakota Auvustina College DIOUX Falls, South Dakota M 5 ,,,- 5,1 5 b May we ever remember them for the1r capablllty and pleasant trustworthy servlce Glen Morse Ralph G11bert B111 Weeks hlton Wade Howard Ramsey Vxarv 'Ss R 0 E KI, ll 'Goose Engoy you self Life 15 too short to worry Student Councll Football Mgr Class 0ff1C8P Basketball Track Chorus Class Play Q. A V I S 1 y Av1e You have not fulf1l1ed every duty unless you have fulfilled that of belng pleasant Class Officer Basketball Chorus Declam Class Play 3 'QI' 'Q-H' 1or1 Bufk If chere's misch1ef brewing, He 13 great envugh that he is she's dolng the st1rr1ng Staff Ass't Edt Staff Edt Annual Edt Ban Class 0ff1cer Staff Basketball Captaln Cheerleader Class Play Chorus his own master. Class 0ff1C8P Class Play Football Track 2 3 4 Declam R R X 3 T V PM au 1 A H N 2 Q A S L 'fl S E A w V' n ' n a 4 . . - 2 1 2 4 4 1 2 3 4 1 1 2 3 2 3 3 2 4 4 f? P - LW I L R . 0 0 U.. R G r A E E 'WJ 'r R ' ' T A B 3 ., f c R Q .K ' R K ' t 0 H ' 5' v A A E R . T M 3 3 ,N , 5 if N .,, n n l 4 . 3 ' 3 4 4 . 4 3 4 2 3 , 4 2 3 4 d 1 2 ' 4 1 2 3 4 2 3 4 1 3 4 19...-k V Tun.-1 Blondie' Sure, I know the value of a dollar that's why I ask for two Cheerleader Baseball Chorus Staff nshrimpn Qulet in school-but that accounts for only 6 hours a day. Class Play Declam Chorus Band Solo Staff 'Mac' To be respected, respect others Basketball Cheerleader G1r1s Glee Club Student Coumcll Class Play Staff Chorus 3' IU' Burg1e The foollsh man seeks happlness 1n the distance, the wise grows lt u der h1s feet An 1nnocent face, but you can never tell Class Play Chorus Staff 4.1 'YN 'c'Wqln 'Shorty' If courteous you would be, make lt a rule to never interrupt the conversatlon of others Basketball Cheerleader Boys Glee Club Football Football Mgr Class Play Chorus Band Declam Track 'Bonepile' N, D o - N W A Q L u - Q D I ' l . h B u R G YU 'N s ,9 H 1 R fi . L 2 . 1: 1 3 3 12 v 4 4 E R N O 2. N f I I , syvv D o N N A L . f' D - 4 H 3 C - M 4 xl o 123 R ' 4 R 34 I 1234 Y 24 1234 M A R I L Y N M A R T I N HGrandman Be not merely goody be good for sonethlng Ass't Edt. of Annual 4 Student Council 4 Girls Glee Club 4 Class Play 4 Chorus Staff FTA I know no such th1ng as genlus, lt 18 nothlng but labor and dlllgence Class Offlcer Baseball Track 2 3 4 Football Captaln WFatso' 4 4 3 'Crow' A good glrl 13 always quiet Class Play Basketball Declam Chorus staff 2 3 4 K E N N T I've got my diploma. H Class Officer 3 B Basketball 1 2 3 R Football 1 2 3 4 Y Track 2 A Annual Staff 4 N Football Capt. 4 T Student Council l President 4 Class Play 3 Ujoe Brownu Not a frlend for a day, but a frlend always Glrls Glee Club Chorus HA FTA 'Joker' I engoy a good hobby The skles , are my provlng grounds Q Class Offlcer Class Play Basketball Football Annual Staff Bomber' 14 'V A '- U R 1 , Y H ' 1 2 1 3 N F 1 2 3 X 2 s E N I I L A R ' . ' R ' . Y 1 . 1 , R 3 0 2 X 'r 2 3 4 1 - H Track 2 F, 4 , U N S V +, yy .' I . ,Q :. n ' E Great men graduate every year. 'Red Great and promlnent men are all dead I'm not fee11ng well myself Delegate to WOI TV Class Play Chorus Track Basketball Captaln Football Capta1n -r I nlun 2 3 4 2 3 4 I am not bound to w1n, but I am bound to be true Student Council Basketball Captaln Declam Chorus Band 2 3 4 l 'Mutt It's really surprlslng what a 11ttle sm11e can do Class Offlcer Cheerleader Class Play Chorus Declam Solo Staff ew.. YV' ' R M A R . I L o Y , N 1 1 'V H ' 4 A 2 R l 2 3 T 1 2 3 4 M A N I ll if . 0 E . . M M - 4 E K Student Council 1 4 T 4 T 4 1 N f 1 0 ' 4 L 2 3 A Mgr. 1 N ' 4 D I ll L U . . C . . 0 . Y f- C ' 1 9, A 3 4 ' N 1 2 3 4 A 2 3 R 2 3 I 3 4 N 'i 7L I ol! I'm not afra1d of work! Why, I can Slt down beslde lt and sleep Baseball Mgr Class Play Football Chorus Staff . , 'v Q X.. Q- -s . a v . ,, ' Nbonnien Any housewlfe will tell you the most d1ff1cu1t meal for her to get 15 breakfast 1D bed Ass't Dlrector of Class Play Cheerleader Labrarlan Curry If you left lt up to men, they'd never thlnk of marr1age Cheerleader Class Officer Basketball Class Play Declam Staff J-- Being a woman is a very difficult task as it consists of dealing with men I love it Cheerleader Class Play Declam Chorus Solo Band Staff De CLASS OFFICERS Robert Hass Avis Van Lew President Vice President Treasurer Roger Burkhart CLASS MOTTO we are climbinb the ladder of success CLASS FLOWER White Carnation CLASS COLOR Rose and Grey I will not let another's attitude make me lose my temper Homecoming Queen Cheerleader Class 0ff1cer Basketball Mgr Class Play Chorus Njingles ,X -4 6 Q at 2 L O I I N R I 1 2 S 3 l 2 3 4 K l 2 3 4 I l 2 3 N 1 2 3 4 N l 2 4 I E , N l ll ll Secretary .......... Loretta Grove C f ' ' 0 . N I 4 N , I 11. l 2 3 4 E ' 2 3 I A l I . 3 4 N ' A- 3 4 G .' 1 2 3 4 E L S ' Il N I 0 R W I Je, the senlor Llass of 1955 of Joodward Hlvh bchool 1n the c1ty of Woodward, county of Dallas, state of Iowa, belng of sound body and llttle m1nd, and conslderlng the uncertalnty of our l1ves, do hereby ordaln and declare th1s to be our l1st w1ll and Testament To Mr Heercma we leave our flat bank account hope you w1ll budget yourself as well as we have lone, Mr Heerema To Mr jutt1n leave our ab1l1ty to be at school on t1me Make use of lt as we have, and vou wall always arrlve at least three m1nutes lwte To Mlss Bramer we leave our bookkeeplng transactlons May you become as befuddled as we have To Mrs Pro we leave you an asp1r1n bottle for the many headaches we caused you 1ur1ng the benlor Class play To Mr otuhr we leave our many make up hours ve hope the next Sen1or Class enjoys Hstaylng 1nn as well as we have To Mr Rath we leave our ab1l1ty to argue about any thlnv and evervthlng types of sports and also our unwashed basketbwll su1ts To Mrs blms we leave our unopened DOCIB1 L1v1ng books The class was lots of fun, though To MISS Bubbers we leave our battered mus1c sheets We are sorrv we d1dn't hxve more talent to offer The 1nd1v1dual members of the Sen1or Class do hereby bequeath the JUHIOFS the followlng I,Ir1s Anderson, do w1ll my famous halr styles and bralny 1d81S to jan1ce oheppard I, kenneth Bryant, do wall nn manly phvs1que to Ralph Var1sco Jatch 1t, boy, or you w1ll have to boat the U1F1S off w1th clubs I Donald Burg, do w1ll my quletness to Henry Turner fveryone w1ll enjoy lt, MaGee. I, Roger Burkhart, do wlll my runnlng ab1l1tv to Duane Tlngwald May lt a1d you ln keeplng away from ZIPIS I, Lucy Canar1n1, do w1ll my love letters that I have so thoughtfully wrltten to Lester Rothfus May you always find as much to say as I do I, jlm Carr, do w1ll my abllity to be a good boy an do nothlng but get lnto trouble to jerry Todd and james Wolfe Really, boys, 1t'S lots of fun to stay after school S E C L A S S L L I .wp . I C I B I O . K . O . ' g we ' ' . . . h . . 4 O .I . . . . ' 9 U . . U X . A , . . ,Y o ' 0 V , I . . . - . , u 5 .4 3' To Mr. Kooi we leave our outstanding records in all v K ' I ' o l . V ' 2 , . . . 1 . , 1 . . X . . ' K ' ' , a K S . I . u , 1 f x ' . . . A . . . . . Q L. . a . . , O . . . d . . I V 0 , O Senlor Class W1l1 Qcont D I, Karen DaV1SSOH, do w1ll the dev1l 1H my eyes to N1na Carman and Llnora Dyer Be careful' It's dynamlte I, Donna orlmes, do w1ll my lon tlme romances to Ann blglln Use my technlques to get a man but use your own in keeplng h1m I, Loretta urove, do w1ll my aballty to catch and hold a man to D1X1e Doty Not that you've had much trouble ln the past, Dlx, but you never know whxt the future holds I, Mar1lyn Hartman, do w1ll my broken down Plvmouth coupe to Sam Newell You'll enjoy 1t, bam, as lt holds lots of females I, Bob Hass, do wlll my ab1l1ty to sleep through any thlng to Terry Hutt Of course lt doesn't take much ablllty when you've stayed out 'tll the m0PH1HU on the nlght before I Joyce Holmes Morse, do wlll my happy marrled l1fe but not my husband to JoAnn Jeyer It's fun leadlnv two llves I, Connle Ingels, do w1ll my famous l1ne, nK1ds, I m golnq on a d1et tomorrow,N to Jan1s Jessen She doesn't seem to stlck by lt bee 1f you can, Janls I, Mary Janssen, do w1l1 my last name to Helen Blazan I, Delorls K1nne, do w1l1 my ab1l1ty to et alon w1th out of town boys to my slster Crystal The grass lS always greener on the other slde, 1sn't lt? I, Bob McAnelly, do wlll my HFISC and shlneu ab1l1ty to Charles Pepples Remember nearly to bed, and early to rlsen, you know I, Don MCMOPPIS, do w1ll my one arm dF1VlHU technlque to Dean B1ce There's only one requ1rement, Dean,you have to have a strong arm I, Marllyn Mart1n and Betty W1ll1ams, do w1ll our wlndy gabs and glqg19S to Beverly Brlstle and Carolyn Peters Need they say more? I, Emmett Noland, leave my DaSS1ng grades w1thout struvgle to John Prusls It really doesn't take all that work, John I, Larry Rothfus, do w1l1 my ab111tx to get along wlth the teaclers to Nancy Newell Use my technlques and vou w1ll most llkely be taklng all your tests next year, too I, Tony Snyder, do w1ll my teaslng ab1l1ty to Bob Janssen Guard lt well you w1ll never flnd any better I, Av1s Van Lew, do w1ll my ab1l1ty to be shy to Dorla Natlon It comes 1n handy somet1mes, Dorla I, Sh1r1ey Vernon, do w1ll my Mxnburn romances to Joyce Ackerlund Take care of them, Jovce, as I may want to come back someday ' Q . C O I . D , . . U- . '1 W l O O . . . . . , . K . - L ' . . . . , . I I O . . . . . . . 6 . . , . . Q. - i ' 0 ,-, 0 . . . . , . . . . . , . . , . . 0 v ' . Looks as if you might use it someday, Helen. . . . . . U H . U 'W ' ' 0 . : O . . - . . U . , J I .ur . . A ,,, D 9 . . O Y . . . Y . 2 O . v . . . . . . - . . 0 . . . . . . . I Senior Class Will Ccont.J Guard our talents carefully, Juniors, and they will remain among your most priceless treasures. Signed, sealed, published, and delivered on th1s sixth day of May, nineteen hundred and fifty flve. The Senior Class of Woodward High N I 0 R I S T O As the close of tle vear of 19:5 comes alon we look bac to the vear when seven little an els entered voodward school for the first t1me Let's start back and vo over these years The seven who startei in the kindergarten were karen Uavisson, Don MCNOFTIS, Donna Crimes, Iris Xnderson, Connie Ineles, bhlrley Vernon, Jim Carr, and Bob Hass kenny Bryant Jolned our merry Group in the first Grade and is still with us ho one new came luring our second year In the third year another culprit 1o1ned us Lmmett Noland came from Oak Grove Xnother wood 100k1HU girl, lV1S Van Lew, Joined us from WcCallsburH Bob Hass left us 'cryingn when Ie goinei the kll saints IH Des Moines Durmng the fourth vear Joyce Morse added life when she Joined us from Backus, Minnesota Joyce left us at tle end of our fifth vrade to go to Hanna vvoming A scared but pleasant lookin irl, Marilyn Harunan, Joined us from Pasadena, California Joyce Morse also care bac' to our fold Xt this tiwe one of our Uornervn boys, Bob Hass, also came bact X smart youn lai nmmed lo er Burkhart yoined us from Osafe alone with a quiet lai nmned Don Burg. This all tool place ln the sixth grade. AFIZOHH Ioyce Just couldn't settle lown 1 Nebrasla Girl 1o1ned us next JC10F1S hlnne had made her entrance X box bv tie name of Bob McAnelly from Xonroe also Joined us alon with Tony onvier from Beulah In Decem'cr Loretta Grove 1o1ned us fror Leola, bouth dakota This all hanoened in our eivhth vtar Two green Freshmen Joined us one from Peoples Center and one from Boone Laxr, Rothfus and Bettv illiams adied more lau hs and fun Hack came Jovce in tle 10th graie to stav lwe hopedj Marv Janssen also Joined us from Hampton X dark eved elrl from Gran cr Assumption entered Of course, this was 'ucy Canarinl In our Junior vear, we were happy to welcome Varilvn Vartin fron Lhariton 1nto our eroup how we have reiclei tle top step of tl l1llPF of our Hivh school education It his been a lone hnri struv le Je caused the teachers many sleewless nivhts but we hope some ood memories will linver Our history will always o on, so let's make it a good one. S E C L A S S H R Y 1 M ' g, ' 5 1 ' 1 , I ' . - . Q ' V -, 5 ' c 5 Q . A -. i , I . , . , . .Q A . , . . O , 1 h Q A . . M . V , - N Q . 1 i .Q I . ' , 4 ' ' . r ' D D ,, ' 1 ' ' ' V- I s . . 5. . J . . . ai I I , . r A . . , . A K 1 j V. : . A V - ' O ' .' 1 'A ' , K , vi . T J. q 2. , . . . . ' 'J ' . n A . . ' 'r , V. A . ' Q tr a I Q f ' l , A . . x I . C . Joyce Morse left us asain in the seventh grade to io to Phoenix l Q A b - 1 '-A I I . i w. J . 1 . V . .. I V, , 1 'T D ,F ' .E , ' ' . g ' h ' Nt , . . so J ' . A . J ' . ' ,. A ' l . A 5 0 , , ' f' E Y-an I .f u f SI, 5 I , , A ' I Y , N F ,I 0 H ' ' .X . 1 - ,N ' 7' 'I , I w X J o ,O L. X' . Q I l o . . b K 5 . C F, 5 rx . I E .A Q . T . ' ' , . ' .. L : , te ..- ', ' ' . z.' Y Q x ,Q . T s r , 'z ' -Y , V ' A , , . . . , . . .,i N . , . D , . N I 0 R R 0 P H E 'You Xre Therein We are now looklnb upon the court room scene 1n the case of nThe Class of 1955 vs The Future.n N111 the Class w1n out or w11l the iuture overtake themo kre they wble after 4 years of fre do1 to cont1nue the1r success? Ne t1ke you to the V1CHCSS stznd where the ev11 lOOk1Hg prosecutor stands, hand on ch1n thF0W1HW questlons at the f1rst wltness of the dav. Hkow, Hr Rothfus, I would l1ke to 1sk you a verv lmportant qUeSt10H 1U th1s case Is your 11rport a big success9n Oh Yes,H Larry answers 'But lt wouldn't be the success lt 1S now 1f lt weren't tor mv competent COmNUnlC0t0F ani tele type operator, N153 Hartman she 1s one of the best just fresh out of school 1n Nebr1ska Ind as for mv stewardess, MISS Van Lew I couldn't do wlthout her bhe's been w1th me now for almost a year just last month when In 1mport1nt bus1nessman was trwvelln to the Far must, She kept h1m from abinionlnv sh1p Can you 1N3,lH69 He w s 3fFTld our 4-enelne plane wouldn't make lt just because he were C0m1Hl 1U on one en Jne she told h1m thlt Lommander Wothfus was at the wheel and not to worrv ' The prosecutor S1 hs deeply and savs,U5tep down, ole se th1t will bn all Let us now take you Wltl tle a1i of our cameras to the lobby where Mrs Ioyce Morse, Hrs Iucv ut1nlev, Mrs IP1S cross, and Mrs Loretta Paterson are trwln to keep the1r chlldren qulet and l1sten to the he1r1nqs at the same ClH0 They h1xe no 1de1 when they w1ll be called to the st1nd Mrs Paterson sne1ls. 'I WISP now thxt I d one on to XII and become a court reporter lxke I'd planned I could be lHS1dC Flght now and I woul1n't have to Walt out here Oh! Be qu1et Larry jr iommy c1n't hear wlat's OIHS on H Mrs stanley and Mrs Cross have both worked SIHCG leavlng bks Norse 15 then culled to the stand Hlo you swear tell the truth, the whole truth and nothlng but the truthon I dol' 1S tle reply It seems she 1S qulte fdmlllaf w1th the phrase and has no trouble Wltb SHUHCITYIOHQ H4111 you vouch for the work of Bob Hass 1n these past four years? J vou thlnl that he 15 ready to serve 1n the Xrmyou Uh Yes! He's worked for mv father 1n 11w ani 1S def1n1tely ready H H at's all we v1nted to 'now You may step down H The prosecutor now walks over to tle Iurv box and be 1ns to talk to the Jurv when he sees SOm8th1HU 18 out of order It seems that one of the respected buslnessmen 1U tle Jurv 13 a member of the Llass of '55 Donald Burg IS lsled to s1t Wlth the rest of h1s class at the defendants' table The prosecutor resumcs h1s t1lk to the jury H00 you tl1xk that these next 3 men T am 01HV to ask are SU1t1Tl9 to JOIN our country's m1l1t8FV defense? 111 j1m Larr, kenny Bryant, and T ny Snyder please r1se9H They stand and look at one anotler kenny stra1qhtens h1s glasses, j1m looks all around the room, ani Tony looks iown at the tloor X11 eves are upon them unt1l Mr lrosecutor tells them they can s1t down aHa1n nNext on the w1tness stand Mary Janssen, ple1se ole lS sworn 1n and lt 1S xade knofn to the court room that she IS speak1nU for bhlrle' Vernon, karen l1V1SSOH, Betty Jlll11MS, and herself UThese four gxrls ire all pr1vate secrer1r1es,H s1v the prosecutor, Hand we are here to fund out 1? tlev are any good H At thxs the defense attorney Jumps to h1s fee' and shouts HI object, I object, on the grounds that everyone hows these S E C L A S S P C Y Y A . 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V k benlor Class Prophecy Ccont J four QIFIS are the most successful secretarles 1n the state and the quest1on tends to 1nt1m1date them H The Jud e raps h1s gavel and says, H0bJect1on sustalned 'lease eo on Mr Prosecutor ' At that moment 1n the back of the court room, two exc1ted people rusl ln W3F1lVU Mart1n, followed by Roger Burkhart dart to the defendants'table and make thelr apolog1es for belng late The1r school Just let out for lunch and they couldn' make lt anv sooner It seems that Mar1lyn lS teach1ng commerclal subJects 1n dear ole Woodward H1gh and Rover 18 1n char e of the sc1ent1f1c courses The Judge looks at h1s watch, raps h1s gavel, and declares a recess untll 2 30 Durlng the lunch hour we shlft our cameras to the cafe where two old fr1ends are twlklng of ol! t1mes and the present Donna Gr1mes and LOHDIC Invels Slt together at a l1ttle table Je hear Donna saylng, 'I Just hated to close mv Beauty Salon today have such good buslness on Frldays everyone gettlng ready for the weekend, you Inow But then that's l1fe Now tell me, Connle how's the world CYCHCJHK youou Connle Sm1lCS and says, WF1ne I have a Job w1th a company 1n South AfF1C8 ru n1nv a comptometer I love my work And on my tr1p back to the States, I ran 1nto D610r1S Klnne She 13 the secretary to a salesman Don MCMOPFIS, to be exact Very successful lt seems They work for the vovernment and travel all over They talk all noon hour and on untll they look at the1r watches and see lt 1S 2 15 h1gh t1me to get back to the court room Not far ahead of them they see two old fr1ends, L mett Noland and Bob McAnelly, walklnv to the cou t room They run to catch up w1th them They all take a tax1 Emmett and Bob tell them what they have been dolng Bob has become a successful meCh3nlC 1n the Mercury garave at bpr1ngf1eld Emmett has become a successful farmer, rclv1n on h s ab1l1ty he rece1ved 1n college about An1mal Husbandry we now take you to the Judges' chambers where the two attorneys Slt 1n conference w1th the Judge. They have Just f1n1shei talk1ng so we w1ll now follow them 1nto the court room The Jud e takes h1s POS1t10n and raps h1s gavel Xll 1S qu1et The Jud e clears h1s throat and everyone stralns to hear what he 18 vomn to say He speaks, nThe Attorneys and I have conferred, and we all agree that the evldence provlded and the test1mon1es of wltnesses have proved beyond a doubt that these twenty four people are the best su1ted people to face the world that we have seen 1n manv years, and we feel that there 18 no reason for any future tr1al rh1S class has deflnltely won over the future.n Je take you back to our studlos where the commentator 1S speaklng nSo, the class departed aqa1n each g01H' h1S own w y, but w1th the thought 1n m1nd that he was gO1H to do h1s best to make the world more successful and prof1table, not only for h1m- self but for everyone Ve W1Sh them all the luck 1n the worldlu what k1nd of a day was 1t? A day l1ke all other days except You Are Therelll .3 o o . 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Ilonwumllnv 1 IH The H0m8COm1D2 xCt1V1t1CS stirted Thursday, October 22 wlth a Pep Rally 1h the Gym followed bv a bnake Dance down Maln btreet speeches were made by buslnessmen, students, and alwmnl The football temn was lntroduced by Coach Vernon Rath, and a sklt was PIVCH by the cheerleaders The aCt1V1C18S were resumed the next afternoon startlng w1th a parade 1D Wh1Ch all the classes and some of the buslnessmen partlclpated Connle Ingels was elected by the football team to relyn as Queen over the Homecomlnq ACtlV1t16S Her attendants were Lucy Canarlnl and AVIS Van Lev from the benlor Class, TADICC oheppard from the JUD1OF Class, Trudy Morse from the sophomore Llass an Nancy Roby from the Freshmen Class On Fr1day evenlng the homecom1n football game was played with Redfield--the Hawks losing The dance following the ,ame was a big success Music was furnished by Yddie Allen and his from Ames SY W on R E A T 0 T T It all takes place on a certaln block where l1ve the ocotts brother Albert on th1s Slde of the fence, and brother Edward on t'other Here 1t's as calm as a wh1r1w1nd, cozy as a hallstorm, and peaceful as a cloud burst why? Because these two fam111es haven't spoken for seven years But now they're ta1k1ng both mothers and HON they're talklng Brother A1bert's daughter Marlan had entlced brother Pdward's daughter Nata11e over to the former's house The 11d gets blown off the powder keg and thlngs blow sky hlgh The two faml11CS get to feudln and the fur really fl1es Marlan Scott Clalre Roberts Darrell Joois Natalle bcott Ph1l Evans jul1a bcott Gera1d1ne Scott Grandma scott Abner Iskeson Albert bcott Pdward bcott Edna scott X -I-N-ll-I' Av1s Van Lew Lucy Canar1n1 Emmett Noland Donna Grnnes Bob Hass Connle Ingels Karen Jav1sson Marllyn Martln 11m Carr Roger Burkhart Don HcMorr1s Loretta urove K ffd C H I C A R E W E Everyone arrlved at the schoolhouse brlght and early baturday mornln Q12 30 a m I so we could ret an early start for our blg day Ne left for Xmes a unt1l 2 45 a m for our traln to get lh We then boarded lt and were off for Ch1ca o alonf w1th seven other schools At 8 45 we arrlved 1n Chl 'wlndy clty ve boarded a Gray L1ne Bus and drove through Sl1d Row and HHd1SOn street whore there are many outslde markets Ne V1S1tCd the Museum of bclence and Industry fwhere several of the 1rls bouglt souven1rsJ. Je then went back to the Unlon btatlon for dlnner After dlnner we drove alon Lale shore Drlxe and other places of lnterest From there we vent to the Museum of hatural H1story and the Xquarlum-then on to the L1ncoln Park Zoo, where varlous thln s were seen Isn't that rlght, Harllyn M and Betty w 'P At 4 30 we were dr1v1nsz, around tl e Loop fbuslncss dlstrlctl and on back to the traln statlon At 5 30 we left Ch1C82O, head1ng for Home, bweet Home. At ll 30 we arrlved back ln Ames, a tlred but happy group, ready to start for Joodward t 12 45 a m When we arrlved we walted cago eauer to zo on our Slqht scelng tour of the 0 ,iWULil 1' 5 Wxxxm Sm I ,1nq,,,. xxx The CVCHIHF started at 6 30 w1th a banquet at the Mcthodlst Church The dlnner was served by the junlors' mothers The menu was Cherry Blossoms Orange JU1C8 Chop Suey w1th R1ce Meat Jade Gems Peas Lotus Blossom Salad Lettuce Salad Frult of the Good Farth Potatoes Chopstlcks Rel1sh Poppy Seed Rolls Rolls Emperor's Dellght Dessert Cantonese Tea Coffee After everyone had eaten, a proyram carrylng out an Or1enta1 Theme was g1ven Chopstlck Me1od1es Quartette Soo Happee Cherry Blossom Joyce Ackerlund Thankee Honorable Ones M1ng Lee Larry Rothfus Dlxle Doty Confusc1ous Say Soo Nosey Lor1 Grove Kotow to our Honored Senlors Matzo Koto Ann Slglln See No Evll, Hear No Ev1l, Speak No Ev11 .Honorable w1Se One Mr Heerema When the banquet had ended everyone went to the school gym for the Prom. The gym was very beaut1fu1ly decorated as on Orxental Carden at n1ght w1th blue ce1l1ng and stars japanese lanterns were hung throughout the room The entrance to the room was 1n the form of an archway decorated w1th the sen1or colors, rose and gray The archway led 1nto the varden w1th walls of rock paper on all sldes A brxdge over an lmaglnary pool was 1n the center MUS1C for the dance was furnlshed by Carl Nebbe and h1S orchestra They were seated on the stage wh1ch was decorated w1tb a stone wall and p1c'et fence ' I ' ' ' mx ' I N 1 Q If I Muchouo ooaooonoooeuecooo .....Fo0ey Tu Yu x. L ,, ., , T A u ' A C C A L A I At the Methodlst Lhurch Audltorlum Sunday May 15, 1955 00 P O R IrC1uiC Arocpssxonxl 1HVOC1flOH HSIC solo ,tur C wt II 6? IU h1o1 I l1C1L 11 l C9 Robert Jhcwnwrd CCOlPlD1St, IlHlC0 vhnlpmrd ucrmon H x0FLulCh Hvorll 1U ois Looi or d BCH611Ct1OD Rev l1u1 L hednon E N C E M E N T P R 0 G R the Hlgh School Audltorium Wednesday, May 18, 1955 8 00 P M P R 0 G R A M PPOCCSSIODO1 Hrs Idrls juttln Invocltlon Rev Paul C hodmond Muslc solo In the C rlen ot Tomorrow Bepton j1n1ce bhenpard KCCOmD1UlSt, Mrs Idrjs JUCCJHK ddress Jlm Duncan, U1PLCtOF of Radlo, Drmle Unlversxty The True X11 Ancrlvan VUSlC bolo HQol lmlnted X P1ctuxe' Tzrl DeRo Hein B1ce Accompan1Gt, Nrs Idrls juttlng Presentatlon of olass of 19wu to the Bomru oi fdUC1f1OH by Fred Heeroma, uuperlntendent Prescntatlon of Jlplomas Mr Merl Todd Presldent of Boiri of EdUC1C1OH Beneilctlon Rev 'au1 Rclmond Recessnonal lrs Ydrms Iuttl H B A U R E A T E S E R V C E 2 S: . bi. P R G A M ' 1 ...... ............. ..Hrs. Vnbwl V i.0H U 'S.f QV... ..HrS. Habvl ' 1'i on 2 ' .... Eff. V: 1 Q. Ko NI H .' ' ..................................H?h' ' rin--! J f F ,rA. -A V 2 ' he ' .' ova S . .... ...........................Rcv. J. . M, fl' .' i'H! ' G . 1 . J 1 H ki . one nounuouqonoooooouuooooooaH 0 31 . is ' Y d Recessional... .. ......Mrs. Mabel Sturseon 551-251-SH!-?H HI- 'EH HI-7f'5H?'I HH H1-3? C 0 M M A M At ' ' . 0 I I - G noon ooo occ ooo ooo 0 . . , ' sg f 'OO OODOIOOOOIUOII O I 'I G A oooaacnsnnsouaaonan 15'-i N Y n ' L . 1 A --l C .L . . . A ... ... ' ' 1 ' fi, ' ' n i -, 'i n 1 U -' ounonoasauouoooac 7 x ,cl A ' ' li 1 ' se . 4 I -'. .. A .. . ' R. 'T . ' ' . 5 f I it QIOOUCOCOIIOCIOODIOUIOCII C 1 1 ' f I 1 ' ' ... ....' . i C. . X A D ion Quo? o , ' Y'-nh Vlcc Prcsldent Av1s Van Lew becretary Loretta Grove Treasurer Roger Burkhart Edltor ........... ...Loretta Grove ASS1St8nt Edltor .... .... Mar11yn Martin Buslness Manager ....... ...Larry Rothfus ASS1St8ht Buslness Manager .... .... Kenny Bryant V- 1 ' V ar. ' v I N-'X 1, President..... ......Robert Hass N 'ICO ill ll!! ll!! ff? 1'-'Z lst ROW 2nd ROW 3rd ROW Mrs S1mS, Dorla Natlon, Beverly Brlstle, h1n1 Carman, Joyce Xckerlund, Carolyn Peters, Janlce Sheppard Flnora Dyer, Ann blgllnl Mr Kool, Charles Pepples, john Prusls, Nancy Newell, J3I11S jessen, Felen Blazan, Dune Doty, Crystal K1.nne, Ralph VHPISCO, Dean Blce, Henry Turner, James Wolfe, Bob Janssen, Duane T1ngwald, Sam Newell, jerry Todd, Terry Hutt PRRSI DENT2 SECRLTARY: TREASURER! CLASS FLOWER: C7 CLASS COLORS: VICE PRESIDENT: Joyce Ackerl nd Ann Slglln Helen Blazan D1xie Doty Carnatlon Red and Blue lf. V Q49 fr, . . VI ,-. ,f H291 VZ if ,, 1 ffl . ,. Q, , , - i - I ill T. LC Z 2 '-. - . . . . ,. 0 I K I , 1 ,. . . . . 9 C . . . . . ' o . . . . U ew B G 0 B L I O U S E Miss Priscilla Carter is peeved because her two nieces have fallen in love with two nsilly young nincompoops' She purchases the grim old Hobgood House in the foot hills of the Ozarks Here in the seclusion of the mountains she plans a safe retreat where the girls shall not see their lovers for at least six months on the penalty of being disinherited And what a mess they got into-ghosts and ghostly doings everywhere just as luck would have it they arrive on the very night that old Dluebeard Bronson, who once committed a murder in the house, is supposed to revisity the scene of his crime Darius Krupp Miss lriscilla Carter Marian jill Frank Jack Susan Henry Delilah Bluebeard Bronson Bill Wilkins The Headless Phantom c-' f-lr' r',f'!'r'?4-if-if-V-if-L-ii Charles Pepples Helen Blazan Dorla hation Dixie Doty Dean Bice Henry Turner Carolvn Peters Ralph Varisco -I 'mice aheppard Duane Tingvald Ierrv Todd Xnn D1 lin .1-'- .f+ ' an Q01 E321 X' QU WA n jp U 511 Ill 51 E If U' IU: mf ll Mr Rath, Mrs Pro , Carolyn PCDCICO, Pat Jones, Trudy Morse, Marle Frantum, Shlrley Schriefer, Susan Carey, D1ana Seeman, Nancy Newland, Jim Lane, James Rothfus, Judy Hunt, joan MCMOPP1S Rochelle Evans, Betty Carr, Edward Anderson, Bobby Battan1, Ph11 Wlckett, Marvell Greene, Charles Boyles, Glen Cr m, Gary Weber, Roger Stre1ght, James Grlmm, Tom Royer, Harold Kuehl, Mlke Baker, Larry Ovlatt, Max Hltsman Ralph Beck, Paul Sgeklocha, Leslle Stanturf, D1c Burns, John Rose. PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT CLASS FIDWER S CLASS COLORS v-g SECRETARY , TREASURER Ralph Beck Max H1tsman James Rothfus Amerlcan Rose Blue 8 Wh1te o o Q ' o 9 . U Q I . . . k C I ' 1 l . ' I Q ' 0 b . . Q ' - . , '- ' , . . , ' 0 . 9 .- u - 4 . o . , ' 4 . - ' n, Q O I I . . , O - - . o lst ROW 2nd ROW 3rd ROW Mr btuhr, Mlss Bramer, Doreen Morse, Sharon Walter, Nancy Roby, Maruta B1rzn1eks, Judy Reeves, Dorothy Bolt, Kay Martln, Geraldlne jones, Marty Martln, Betty Stoneburner, Charles Menz, Larry Roblnson, R1chard Sayles, Barbara wllson, Bonnle Walker, Olga SJeklocha, Za1ga Lanka, Beverly MCMOPP1S, Cathleen Edmonds, D1ck Todd, Stanley Carr, Harold Frantum, Robert Sheppard, Lester Cowden, Jack Daugherty, Mlckey Meneough, j1m Dean, Eugene Gr1mes, Byer MOPPISOD, Dean Burkhart, Ronald Hass, Larry Mlller PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY: TREASURER: CLASS FLUJER: CLASS COLURS: K Doreen Morse Charles Menz Judy Reeves Larry Miller Maroon and wh1te 3- E, - ',' '- is . v, '-I :hx 5, i vii I : . ' ' . O O J X CC ,. Occ, L ,L 'f L. ,C J r r A 0 ,f , L . 1A L y J 1 , 1 f .S q jv r Af U, F- ' ro x 25 . ff L lst ROW 2nd ROW 3r OW 4th ROW Davld Mrs B1lncy, Sally D8V1SSOn, Bernadlne jones, Barbara Turner, janet Peoples, Martha Beck, Karen bhepard, Jolene Frantum Deanna Ilncoln, Dolores iheeler, Cr1st1ne Homsesley, Delores welby Susan Davlsson, janet Van Lew, MaDonna Greene, Karen Propp, Barbara veyer, Suzanne Bullen, Dea Bodansky Larolyn ochr1efer, Arlene Rothfus, Ruth Jolfe, Hosklnson, Clyde Ydmonds, Allan H1tsm1n, 11m Day, john Fred Brlstle, Arthur Gllbert, M1ke beagrave, Larrv Root, sparkman, Larry Myers, Dav1d Vernon, :amual starnes, joseph Nart1nc1c, Fdd1B Llncoln B1C8, Henry Calonkev, Edward Jalker, Jalter starnes strelght. Davld Larry lst ROW 2nd ROW 3rd ROW Cathy Mvers, Darlene Tdmonds, Mrs Felter, jean Darllng, Maxlne LeMaster, Llnda L1ng1n1, Rebecca Newell, krances P011Sh, jane Crum, Nad1ne Roblnson, Davld Newland, Denny seeman, bUS18 Lonnor, judv Neneough, Helen Dean, karen Reckseen, Judy H1tsman, Hansle seeman, Ronnie Gr1ef, Donn1e Hedlund, Buster Frantum, Denn1s Wolters, uarv Reeves Donald Krasche, Leo Burg, Russell H8Pd1D2, Lhuck D1Ck1S0n, Rex Nllcox . . . . . . . Q , a . 7 . . . . V . . . X 9 1 . d R 2 ' C ' . n' A . 2 ' I , I , V L . . , , ,i 4 , y r x , t V 1 ' . 'S 'ff : F f 1 xi' t ' K ' ' ' U i : . ' , . w , . . i. . . . . . - . 0 ' . ' o . . . , , . - , . , . , . . . I lst ROW Mrs Robbins, Jolene Welp, Connie oeeman, Kathy Davisson Judy Capen, Judy Grice, Judy Burkhart, Jane Weyer, Helen Rothfus, Charlotte Homesley, Mary Lincoln, 2nd ROW John Jones, Robert Propp, Beverly Rhoads, Joyce Hampton, Sandra Bsllnger, Llsie Staker, Penny Pruyne, Janet Dorman Linda Lincoln, Francis Seeman, 3rd ROW Dick Dyer, Dick Shepard, David Gottschalk, Dennis Teasdal Rand Thacker, Jimmie Walker, Joe Porter, Bill Siglin lst ROW: Mrs. Kuefner, Jane Weyer, Nadine Edmonds, Sharon Lincoln, Joyce Kinne, Sharon K. Danielson, Trudy Felter, Sara Royer, Wanda Seeman, Rosalie Seeman, Judy Cavanaughg 2nd RW: Gary Eslinger, Donnie Todd, Janet Dickison, Janice Wilson, Gloria Walker, Donna Allen, Charla Baker, Kathleen Newland, Nancy Pruyne, Beverly Streight, Gary Grgurich, Jimmy Peters 3rd ROW: George Hass, Tommy Dorman, Ronnie Pagalia, George Lanka, Danny Steele, Wayne Schriefer, Roger Horton, Dwight Johnson Jimmy Peoples, Danny Danilson. lst ROW hrs welp, Mar aret aeeman, Karen Hansen, Joan Dyer, Pamela Allen, Donna bh mate, bandra Hicks, Kathleen Friedrichsen, Jane Burkhart, Barbara Rhoads, Loretta Miller, Jane Peoples 2nd RCW Richard Calonkey, Marvin Miller, Inese Birznieks, Susan Rothfus, Flayne Darling, Kathleen Richards, Ilze Plu e, Linda Wlsecup, Jolene Wolfe, Beverly Davis, Jerald Jilson, Carlyle Pentico, 3rd ROW Ronald Battani, Terry Hoskinson, Ji my GP1C6, Garland Laird Clarence Ramsey, Phillip Polish, Sidney Homesley, Gary weyer, Freddy Morrison, Roy Wolfe, Wayne Darling, Michael Ramsey, Gary Adams lst ROW: Mrs. Cr m, Jacqueline Prochaska, Cynthia Coghlan, Linda Seemann Joyce Kuehl, Barbara Rhoads, Shirley Lincoln, Charlene Edmonds, Janice Grice, Janet Welpg 2nd ROW: Ronnie Newland, Bobby Martin, Billy Martin, Janet Danielson, Jean Vernon, Charlene Wilcox, Lannie Lincoln, Jimm Porter, Larry Storeyg 3rd ROW: David Ackerlund, Roger Shannon, Donnie Cavanaugh, Bob Krasche, LeRoy Callahan, Terry Whitney, Mike Ridgeway, Ronnie Needham, Gafy lst ROW 2nd ROW rd ROW Mrs hru , Sharon Starnes, Martha Randall, janlce Newland, Loulse Barker, Lorralne Frlemel, Llnda harle H8FP1S, L1nda Boyles, R1ch1e Thacker, Manda Jolfe, Llnda Frwln, Sherry Kelley, vanda Boland Gary WISCCUP, john Danllson, Paul Nard1n1, hancv Johnson, Carol Hedlund Carolyn Teasdwle, Patsv Day, L1nda Smlth, Mary beeman Donald Cowien, Roger Ramsey, Gall Lalrd, Randy Gr urlch, Danny Ba Baker, Russell btoneburner, Barry Hahn, Mark Heerema, Rlchard Pruyne, Terry Raymer, jlmmy bhafter, Larry Grlef lst ROW 2nd ROW 3rd ROW A Q Mrs Hartman, jennel Baumgardner, janlce Seeman, Sandra N1secup, Donna Mlller, Joann Rloads, Ton1 Rldgeway, Sharon Grelf, Karen bmrtln, Theresa Fllnn, Raetta Blaser, Janelle Hammarstedt, B111 Ramsey, DaV1d storey, jerry Jalker, jerry M1les, Sue Reeves, L1nda Wolfe, Carl jones, Terry beeman, Terry Morse, J8V1d Battanl, jerali Thornburg, Rlcky Hahn, Tommy Nelson, Randy Rhoads, John Meneough, Ted Dauvherty, B111 Uh1tney, Larry dard, Morrls Hansen, Cary Erw1n, jlmmy Fr1edr1chsen, Lee Mlller 1 'T l l I ' 'lf w ' .. 0' H f 14,2 ' ill X . I . I X, , 3 ' , C D . . , , Connle Shepard, joEllyn Mheeler, Theresa Royerg 3 : K f . . 2 . 1 I 'x ik y . L 'T K ' lst ROW Mrs Axmear, Sandra Staker, Carla Jolfe, Chr1st1e Chandler, Cathy Boyles, DyAnn MOFTISOH, Conn1e Krasche, Lynn Robar, ohlcla AdamS, 2nd R01 Flovd Darllng, Stev1e Gray, Mlke Pruyne, Larry Nlles, Larrv H rr1s, Cory Prochaska, steven Dav1 Greg Gettler, Kenneth D8n161SOh, Danny Erwln, 3rd RUJ Kent Kool, Mlke Mogenson, Lou1e Burkhart, Tommy Todd, john Porter, LhF1S Boyles, lay Updlke, Bob Moffett, Jlm Co hlan, jlmmy Hecrema xx' Nun Guess Dr1nk1ng pretty heavy, Jerrygll Pretty blg bottle, Rogerlll Love must be grand! Nhat's so funny, Bettyoq oo what happened, Lori? Havlnv fun, glrlso K . I N D 5 1' H 1' E - R : E 3 X ,- G a nl' D s- -' A ' G R . r ' Q e , N H Z IT . G 2? i ' X R A. . u - i u n V V r, , ' S2465 - Q, G J Z 'J:g,3g53:Q:Q:3f1 t V f I vm X nw 198 5 52 B 1 f4QQSAehSa,a E4 lst ROW Terry Hutt, Tony Snyder, Larry Rothfus, Kenny Bryant, Max Hltsman, Emmett Noland, Henry Turner, Dean Blce, Chuck Boyles, Roger Burk hart, john Prusls, 2nd ROW Mr hool, Rover btrel ht, Ch rles Menz, Glen Cru , Harold Ruehl, Ralph Beck, Paul Sgeklocha, D1ck Burns, Marvell Greene, Ralph VRFISCO, jlm Carr, Mgr Don McMorr1s, Mr Rath, rd POW Dean Burkhart, Bobby Battan1, M1Ck6V Meneough, D1ck Todd, Tom Royer, Mlke Baker, j1m Dean, Phll W1ckett, Stanley Carr, Bobby Shepard, Ronnle Hass, j1m Lane Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward SCORE OF GAMES Madrid Ogden Urbandale Stuart Redfield Dallas Center Dexter Earlham Adel 32 Panora 'qv- f.3,..... H115 year our football tem d1dn't hmve a very successful season They won three games, tled one, and lost sax mx lettermen w1l1 be lost through ffraduatlon They are Immett Noland, Tony Snyder, Roger Burkhart, Kenny Bryant, Larry Rothfus, and Jlm Carr The co captalns are Lmmett Noland and Kenny Bryant Letter wlnners are len Qrwnan vdef unit csm Toni t1UNO1a H Teri? Blce M XF Bu ns 1 Xiqnllnnny Brvant D823-ph Var-,SCO 912.016 Kueb S 6 U r Burkhart R3 Pru.51S H CA Boylil korrl e n u R0 fus oh ner Larry Rgth Henry Tm' Mgr. Dov 31m Caff 7 f, Q7 Q9 ,I , ,:.., , -'A h. ,ii tx. W ww ,, ,. ' . ' E' W . ff' 'T' wuz' Y 'A gig, f it .,. , X a- w ez D C . L I l '-s ' J V I ' r 0 ' : ,- , xv . . d . ang 1 , r 3 . ' s ' 3 Woodward Madrid NW lst ROW Henry Turner, Emmett Noland, Duane T1ngwald, Bob Janssen, Dean B1ce, 2nd ROW Mgr Tom Royer, Ralph Var1sco, Terry Hutt, Roger btre1ght Max Hltsman, james Wolfe, jerry Todd, Dlck Burns, Mr Rath, 3rd ROW Harold Frantum, Mlckey Meneough, Charles benz, Phll Wlckett, Eugene Grlmes, jlm Dean, Ralph Beck, blen Crum, Chuck Boyles, Larry OV1att, Bobby Battanl, Dlck Todd SCORES OF GAMES Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Ogden Mlnburn Dexter Redf1eld Granger Panora Waukee 34 Earlham 45 Madrid 43 Granger 58 Adel 51 Stuart 41 Dallas Center COUNTY TOURNAMENT 39 Redfield SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT 79 jamica 32 Minburn iiia-aw- Q 1? X ix . u. f N3 , , L . The Hawks didn't have a very successful season winning five games and losing twelve. They were defeated in the first round of the county tourna- ment by Redfield. Then they staged a come-back by winning over jamaica in the first round of the Sectional but lost to Minburn in the second round. Emmett Noland was elected by the team to be co-captain for this year. Letter winners were: xwd Rel Exnmetf' Z Terry Hutt Hen ph Varisco B19 by Tul- Dean Ssen Duane T. ner Bob 333 lngwald H F ,of QQWXG A Xllklxx lst ROW 2nd ROW Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Dorla Natlon, Marllyn Hartman, Nancy Newell, Lor1 Grove, D1x1e Doty, Helen Blazan, Chaperone Mrs S1mS, Mgr Connle Ingels, jan1ce Sheppard, Avls Van Lew, joan McMorr1s, JHDIS jessen, Olga Sgeklocha, Beverely MCMOPP1S, Judy Hutt, Pat jones, Mr Kool SCORES OF GAMES Madrld Ogden Mlnburn Redf1eld Granger Panera Waukee Earlham Madrid Granger Adel Stuart Dallas Center CLIINTY TOURNAMENT Perry SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT 56 Rippey 6 6 N xl , 55 ' 42 40 35 45 ' 25 Woodward 58 Dexter 44 56 ' 76 38 24 45 35 ' 53 58 Sl 61 . 45 19 54 46 44 46 44 56 41 44 42 62 57 Although the Hawkettes had a medlocre season tI1s year, they have prospects for a f1ne season next year They lose four members from the team throu h eraduat1on They are Lor1 Grove, Marllyn Hartman, Donna Grlmes, and Av1s Van Lew The Hawkettes won elght games and lost elght and at the end of the season defeated the alwmn1 Marllyn Hartman and Helen Blazan made second team conference and Lor1 Grove and D1xie Doty rece1ved honorable mentlon The squad elected Har1lyn Hartman and Lor1 Grove to be co capta1ns for the season Letter w1nners were rx Gfoqnafwap Atfaangce Shep -xx-in D0 yn New pard kg! gf Vx 1' a N 61 993- XB Hel Htl go X139 el! 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Jfiar, fiza M I2 lm xv X Q8 lst ROW 2nd ROW 3rd ROW 4th ROW Sth ROW 6th ROW 7th ROW Mr Rath, Mr Kooi, Tony Snyder, Emmett Noland, Henry Turner, Terry Hutt, Roger Burkhart, john Prus1s, Ralph Var1sco, Larry Rothfus, Paul Sgeklocha, Lester Rothfus, Duane T1ngwa1d, Bob Janssen, James Rothfus, Bobby Battan1, Ronn1e Hass, J1m Carr, Ph11 W1ckett, Max Hltsman, Jerry Todd, Dean B1ce, D1ck Burns, Charles Menz, Harold Frantum, Glen Crum, Stanley Carr, D1ck Todd, Marvell Greene, Mlckey Meneough, Bobby Sheppard, Dean Burkhart, james Wolfe, Ralph Beck, Harold Kuehl, J1m Dean, Tom Royer, jack Daugherty, Roger Stre1ght, Chuck Boyles XX I pf XXXXW lst ROW Mr Koo1, janet Van Lew, Martha Beck, Dea Bodansky Suzanne Bullen Jolene Frantwm, janet Peoples, Mgr Arlene Rothfus, 2nd ROW Barbara Turner, Sally D3V1SSOn, busan Davlsson, Karen bhepard, Carolyn Schrlefer, MaDonna Greene, Dolores Wheeler, Judy Heneough, Bernadlne jones Jr Hlgh G1PlS Basketball The jr Hlgh Basketball team was coached by Mr Koo1 They had a record of elght WIHS and one loss Jr Hlgh Boys Basketball The jr H1 h Basketball boys team was coacled by Mr Koo1 Thelr record for th1s year was f1ve w1ns and four losses fxwuwaw Jr H1 h Football The Jr Hlgh Football team was coached by Mr Koo1 They played one game w1th Dallas Center, losln by a score of 37 6 O . . f , r N wx K l g K N G L Q ' 1 M fray J XJ 5 'Bd : . ' , , .Q 1 J .P ,L lst ROW Mr Kool, Mgr Freddle Brlstle lyde bdmonds, john Myers, Larry Strelght, joe Martlnlc, jlm Day, 2nd ROW Larry H03k1HSOH, Denny beeman lan Hltsman DaV1d bparkman Arthur Gllbert, Buster Frantum onnle Hedlund ,on-.. lst ROW Mr Kool, Clyde ldmonds, Allan Hltsman, jlm Day, Arthur Gllbert, john Myers, Buster Frant m, Davld Newland, 2nd RUJ Dennls Wolters, Dav1d aparkman, larry btrelght, joe Hart1n1c, Edward Walker, Davld Vernon, Gary Reeves .Agn 1 x ' Q11 ' ' MW gm O lst RON Trudy Morse, Lorl Grove Ed1tor, Helen Blazan Ass't Edltor, M183 2nd ROW Doreen Morse, Betty W11113.mS, Lucy Canarml, Rochelle Evans, De1or1s Kmne, Judy Reeves, Dlarla Seemann, Mlss Bramer Spenser, 3rd RUN Karen Davlsson, Marllyn Martln, D1x1e Doty, JEUIICB Sheppard, Olga Sgeklocha, Nma Carman, Marty Martm, Donna Gr1mes i Sf' W. I WEA wx W T7 Yff I t ,I1 Dean Blce, Janlce Sheppard, D1x1e Doty, Bobby Sheppard T? Trudy Morse, Janice Sheppard, Dixie Doty. . O . 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H A XJ 4 . 2. . - lx 2 B A MIILIAIN 8 PMJOR jIdlL1Rb Perry, Iowa Gruen L1 1n Bulova Hamllton Matches Blue b1rd v1th select Dlamonds CUfNbRAI'l LATIUN5-JLNIUKD-UN YOUR uKA JL IFIOIN L I 0 x B111 Hamllton Proprletor Woodward, Ioww GRAIN FVhD LOXL-F'WTTLTZTR Ftc pw voonmu mum Con LNY iq: C3 Claude VanGundw Owner Roland Hahn QQ , bar , Ogg, SALES Mzssmf' Woodward, Iowa Woodward, Iowa Telephone 72 Xt Boone Xt JDFIH Lakes In bummer In vlnter Don Anderson at the Orvan I would rather 'e able to annxeclate tl1DUS I c nnot lnve tlxn to IINC tl1U s I am not alle to aporecxate Z TLXT 5 U Day and Nlght A R Janssen Phone 162 wo n',vARnBILI,TfxRuS . . , . TH'wlOODulARDENTERPR SE A--.4--,A .Ando I a 'L -z a.' 1',Q i, um-.L of . 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Lumbar H1l1uorl , Clay Products Xsphalt Prolucts, Ttc 10095 Locally Owned L H xleber, igr' M J BUONP urmham Depal-men t store Boone Dalrv Jule V Kueck, jeweler MTNRIVZN Raney Motor Phlncl art Imolcment Co GRANFER M6d1C1 Bmardale store Flnestead Implement L1 TMIb Farl Selbert, Pontiac NY P , ,' , ' c . . 1 T' . C O I L I M E N T S of - V V DALLAS CENTER 'i'g?:'. L L I T D R Complete Prescrmptlon b9PVlCe Phone 36 Woodward, Towa Goodyear Tlres Auto Repalrlng ACCCSSOFICS A R Krasche fy E N Darllnh W H N E Y R E X A L L U G WOOUJARD MOTOR CO. A COMPLETE LINE T0 MEET EVERY REQUIREMENT umwmwmw L 400 IIAWZFVPMI Illh. wma nv mc um HMVUVW0 2300 Q 450 MEDIUM SMALL P B00 pq Ng pq wr, fl B '0 Lor NO WI S OT NO I5 HIKCIK. B 2 FEIRV IOWA OT NO 25 LO! NO 't Lot NO moo O 'KT' QMr Farmer Insist that your local Repalr Shops apply VIISI ILO lWITb to vour shares If you hive xour ovn wolier and do your own plow repalrln , apply sl' JI PLOx UNTT5 and PLLNTI I RUNMIR repalrs N0 POMI VU' NICI nbARf lh APPLYING NICSB Plow Weldlng Co , Inc Perry, Iowa We want to th1nk Hr Brooks for h1s help, advlce, and SCFNICC whlch has greatly zudei us mn producln our annual for 1955 The benlor blass of 1955 would 11ke to thank everyone who C0ntP1bUted thelr tlme and effort to make th1s annual posslble Je would 11ke to glve our sponser, Hlss LaDeane Bramer, a speclal thanks for her help and co-operatlon. IJ 04 i -fl X Xkxluszzsg X ln.- ,4? 1,1 k N rouwuow :mu- V 5 muh:-.slr , usmz vom: srulznuo ,QA V' ' 0 ' 5 vow! 5 :on now it cmu 1 I-- Lus bg ' . usun Poms . . 1 . v mam Nun B 8 5 3. 3 5 ,' A' ' A mn run ron v A ' . 30 - ,u':f'f,f,fQ,',fSf,,, nnan nunnn urns V x . . ,T ' K ' . . SI , ' li bs YA! 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