Woodward High School - Granger Yearbook (Woodward, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1956 volume:

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Z7 J h , .M53 5 -, Q - A 'V D' HJ o CD I u Tducation neither bepl s nor ends 1U the To the C1333 of '56 Congratulations' cnoolroom The hone, church, school, May the achievement of this one mark a soclatee, anc cormunit life qre con along the way guide you in the st ps tributers Confwatulations and much to come May good health, pood for slcce s to the cla s of ' 6 I tune and happiness be yours in all can e of an help, olease feel iree your future endeavors to contact ne ln the future V rPil Crane C1 Ire AU'heS 1 O the Cla Q of IV It has veen a reat plea ure to me to hqve een W9 0ClqtC0 Con rafula lons e lwwt ul with ou Good luckl Isabelle Fox -av 'Ci' To all the Senlors, conpratulationsl You have traveled aoother nlleetone Bernioce Wallace and we trust that Your davs in Wood C n T t 1 t C1 Q i lf 6 verd Ulrb have supplied fou Wltb the O V a U 3 ions' Q S O S Tav P006 luck, success, WIOQUCPlt tools necesferv to C0ntlUU6 on Hour ana happln9,S be Ours ln t 1 U own. I am rewwnded of the class TV best to ,Ou alwa S. He U FO' Votto of ww own raduatlnr class anu ness lt alonv to fou. nwot the emu, wus he comvenceven ' 0 0 0 Qlrs TCPFtT3 POCVHQVB Conrratulatlons to the Class of 10 6' Your frafuation ones not mark the end of 'our learnin 6XW6P16UCS, but a new b9FlHW1HV Iav vou alva s en1o1 life as ruch as 'ou do todg gnu wav life hold the adsw to all four gpeays C' S! Sv ,f +e wx Convratulations ana beer riqhee, Clacg of '56 As Qhakespcare said uTh a e where evervman must Pla a part ' e world is A . , . .. . ' Y 1 ' ' ' . ' -lj . L .J :M .. . I i A 1 ' A , A - v A - . H - . - , vi, , If, M .' . .. , ' ' L ., - 1, . 1 N f ,. 1' 7 ,- , , . , . . U r . 1 ,f A. , U .. 1 . A . ' t t 'E ' t ' . 12,55 U F ., 1 f fc ' -1 L - - new e : 33 ,' gffvpl U i, ,M fl A 1' ,x-1- ,,,.. X V if L V' f . Q , -23. ff . 'cl X , e . L, ,1-4 f , Q , 1 F f , -7 - ,, I ., . . . f., ,,, . . 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II Q A! ll 5, T w P A R La 'g li 1 3 s ff X I La l-2-lg 1' ' ' .. 3 3 1-2 1-2 , - M 5 in all activi never too busy life Popular she is never Energetic ties, but for nibht with all, too busy to help Basketball Jeclum Chorus Class Off Class Play All State Band quartet All the Lirls are crazy about Terry, Pad , they must be crazy Nice looking, masterful on the football field Captain Basketball Football Track Waseball Class Officer Class Play Student Council 3 11' twinkle assurance 2 Basketball Staff 2 Chorus Attendant Class Play Twirler Staff S010 2 Attendant St Council Twirler Asslst nt Business Nanafer Captain Xxll ...J B S b cnmcf mr-'fn crf- 1 ID :ri-10 mr--cf SFP- m4 D-10 U UJO' 'U'-4'U SD O SSD O xr-'C I-'Hb-' H- SD 55 00 Q1 5 cb Q- ua I-'I-' 4?-II' If-'-P' 41' Combines a serious attitude with the knowledge of when and how to enjoy himself, pack basketball center Basketball Football Track Qaseball Jeclam Chorus Class Play IU bv-I-T' T - .Na --wl tu ,,a. , -1 ' 1 I I ' , ' W , ' I J 2. 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FP W Wt' I ' wwwa.:Hv rumen FV bwmgma KOH.2 23h She's tall and lanky, an she sure is thin, but she's a grand gal for txf shape she's in nAt home under the basket Rasketball Staff 1 2 3 Chorus Twirlerl 2 3 Class Off St Cmnmil 3 Class Play Skanda1Ed 3 M N l There is only one thing you have to do, that is die I'm graduating, lucky teachers Football Track Baseball Chorus Class Play Manager KQV-lbdl-'I-'I-' U The short end of woodward's Mutt and Jeff combination Bloqd with a lovely complexiona Choru s Class Off Band Staff nMay I help you madame9n p and coming in the buslness world Smooth brunette Declam 2 3 M Staff 1 2 3 Chorus 1 2 3 h So o 2 M Class Play 3 L Librarian M All state Ouar et L LL T H o E Y If c E 15 N A A B C L f A if 2 N I V N X K D 5 I I '4 x , Q 5 d , . V? ' ,n L 1-2-3-M ' ' ' 1-2-3-M 1-2-3-M ' ' ' . 2-3 0 g 1-3 o 112-3-ll, - , - u Captain M ASS't- Editor u C 9 H 5 I A 6 . 5 L E , 3 S K ll P E Z n P Q . P Q X l L 3 P E U S x X li A K . U -2 - - - 1 - -- U J t l D 0 J R A L N A I s N A J XBXXXHIIIIXXIW Q Vg E- Q X ,L I may be short but Tall, striking, blond, be where I come from, they friends all, reputation for measure from the shoulders 'kidding around ' p Such popmlarity must be deserved Basketball 2 3 h Staff Basketball Declam Twirler l 2 3-h Chorus 2 3 L Chorus 2 3 M Solo Class Play Class Off St C0lJII:i1 3 ll. Staff Class Play Attendant l 2 Band All State 479-'N N-P' s: , U Q A 'muy' l . 4 . ' Q o N wwwww I , y u u a M 1 ..h N I . - ,R rug, I I I lf. kv 3 2: I I o lui, 'I Q zsvzzwabo vm-az ZOHH I r-' I - H u 4: gin U! I l 1 ' I -Q 0 ' x Z 'Z f M' N 'IM .H 6 I ' , 1- ' W' . , JT' u u n Lo no - - ls I a u 4: la 1 ' l . -F' zmwztbm moo: I Zmwwr vl Qhiet but UBPPY, her Quick Six foot three of All 'mil' 19nd5 cheer to any American boy MlSCh1eVOUS, dllgk day A pleasant class but held in high esteem. ma e, Chorus Librarian 2 3 M Basketball 2 3 M Class Play h F H A Football 2 3 M scarf 1 3 14 'rr-ack 1 2 3 fl . Wf Scholastically she ranks amon the nest, nd in personality she more nan passes the test Staff l 2 Twlrlerl-2 o 0 1 A11 su 3 Ll Queen M ?aPPNIe3 M Basketball 2 3 A Declam LIJPUS 2 3 A Class Off Class Play st Council A Annual Editor Quartet lin- I just hate boys, but then I'm an awful liar Person able, lively, a pleasant schoolmate 3 Declam 2 Chorus l 2 3 Class Play M Suv Unpredictable and W1tUy,he'S never Hunt1ng's his hobby and foot still, he's never quiet, many irons ball his sport, seeminglf shy, in many fires A serious, wholesome out Basketball 2 3 Chorus l 2 Football l 2 3 A Class play Track l 2 3 A Captain Baseball look on liie Basketball l Football M Track 2 3 A Declam Class Off 2 Class Play M Buslness Ianager M Qt Council M D B I 3: E X , v X I EI 'Ei E R , L bf D Y O .- T 3 Y R L I ,-,gf . S T L ,qu E ,x i 1- - - - - -M ' 1-3 ' - - uf 1- - - S 1 -2-A 0 2'3 ' 0 ' 3 la H L 3 L N S T , 5 E 1' H T -ei U R - R 0 w N T ' A 1 13 r H J H 5 xx f X S 1- - -1+ - -3-L A -2 - - - 3 - - - L, 1- - .. 1-2 , 2 J A.: 1lP 5 J U A J Take it eas or not at all Sincerity and hgngsty two dis lauah and smile are valuable as ets ne to c arecteristlcs ue sho ld depeng upon always treasxre gasketoall Track Chorus Class Pla, PSM J st a cotta e cozy, flth everythlng rosy wedding bells are breaking up that old gang of mine Chorus Class Play M -s7 J 5 U Liorarian 2 MARFMED Chorus Class Play M Staff In the midst of fun and frolic wants a white, green Schuttered bungalow, well versed 1n act of homemaking Cheerleader 3 Declgm Solo 2 3 A t St Council Tab Sec Class Play 3 Cnoru Class Off 3 Staff Manaeer Quartet 1 Z 'U' L U Y ill H J - W ' S F - 3-L+ 1-2 1-2-3-M ' 1-2-3 ,, 3 M WY E A L N N N 0 X G D L 'fini , Y I 4 9 in-, ' I .- ffl ref or xx.. an Q ' E 1-2 2- 2, 'N Q 1----lL'11s.2+u I . M-M IN . ' .3-u ,I 2 S if-3 u 0 - -I Nx Q N bf N LL SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The Woodward Senior Class started with five originals They included Dixie Doty, Janice Sheppard, Buddy Pepples, McGee Turner, and Terry Hutt Oh my, but they were orneryl Dixie, Janice, and Buddy stayed at Noodw.rd riaht through, but Terry and McGee roamed around a bit before they not settled here In the first arsde, these five acquired Nancy Newell to help give the first vrade teacher a rouvd time Second arade came, and with it came Dean Bice, ToAnn weyer Duane Tinvw ld, Elnora Dyer, Ralph Varisco, Ann sivlln, and Carolyn Peters Man, did they ever nelp the cause' Also that year one of the oriainals w lost McGee rambled to California The tWlPd vrade year, w CqU1PGd none but we lost Carolyn Peters ard Ralph Varisco Fourth grade brought Ralph back, but Ann decided to vamoose Terry also returned for another try when fifth rade came around we lost no one and acquired Dorla Nation Again Ann Siplin and Carolyn Peters declded to trv our fair school In rolled slxtn arade and we acquired no new members Guess everybody was afrald to Join us The startlnp of Tunior Hiah, se enth arade, quite a few ven tured into our class Those brave ones were Crystal Klnne, Helen Blazan, and Jerry Todd McGee returned to try us avain ToAnn decided Tadrid looked pretty wood so she left for Madrld To help us envoy our fun loving class parties in our eiahth year, came Toyce Pckerlund ToAnn decided Nocdward was okay and moved back aaaln, also Freshman lnltiationalso brcuaht us some help to withstand the upper classmen's pranks Joining us were Beverly Bristle, Rothfus Before the year was over, thouah, Lina decided to leave Our Sophomore year brouvnt us more prestlae but no new members lone were lost, either While slowly on our way un, Sam Newell declded to add dlmSS1f to our Tunior class Adventurous l1D8 also tried us for the second tlme Now we were really at our delght Twenty five laua11na members who particin ted ln everythlng frcm sports to declam Teepers, but the teachers loved us'9 The final step flnally came de were flnally seniors' The same twenty five members are wlth us, none lost, none paxned After vraduatlcn, we'll all ao our seperate ways, but ln our hearts we'll always re ember ost of all tme class of '5 I.l' IA The f a . 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I 0 , c . . - ' ' . 3 . f V Jn. 1 m J - - 1 I 6 HJ In ef evo :Li45E5igb1f.f - - l... 9 .1 Y 'f -:1 A SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the class of 1956, being of normal mind at UIHFS do hereby set up the following stipulations as our last vill and testament All the honors and privileves thus bequeathed must be followed to EDP letter of the law if the bequest is accent d The following named properties, tangible and intanyible ve bestow with our blessing to wit To our faithful and loved Janitor, caretaker of the establishment that has been ou1 beloved home for the past 13 years we beoneath a new couch for the boiler room so he can spend his leisure hours resting To our honored faculty we bequeath thetreasuredxnemory of our studious attitude that we alwavs well mo t of the time, possessed plus a little extra for each one To Hr Heerema we l ave our pathetic cooperation Sorry we weren't as good as we should have been To Hr Stuhr we leave the memories of our Student Council meet ings Without your help it never would have succeeded To hr Rath we leave the unfinished clas cs ln social studies The few classes we did have, we enjoyed To Mrs aims we leave th Home Iconomics Room uncleaned Fhanks for sponsoring our Junior year with Mr IOO1, whom we leave our stale gokes basketball tempers, and empty rosin bags Fo hrs Prochaska we leave our battered wlay books and memories of play practices To hrs Fox we leav unsung harmonf and hopes for better senior voices next ear To Mr Hughes we leave the ll l5 studv hall maybe a little quieter without us and our apolovi s for actin? up To hrs Jallace we leave our wany, many thanks for help with the annual and also the ga red typeuriters Now to the Junior cla s, we leav singly the following medium sized rings to Judy Hutt, Trudy horse and Carolyn Pentico Happy Hunting, girls I McGee Turner, do will m tripono etry brairs and ability to Dick Burns Don't stud too hard Be like me I Janice Sheppard do will my sticking to one per on for four years to Iike Baker You know who I mean Iike I Terry Hutt, do will to Glenn Crum mf medals received in track and football Gain as many yards as I have and you'll get them I Buddy Pepoles, do will by happy relationship in Badrid to Tom Royer They're all gettin? to know you Beware' I Bob Janssen do will m love of women and physique to Pee Wee Rothfus You may need them both I Helen Blazan do will to Susan Carey and Jimmy Lane m ability to drive safely and make noise Charisr and make Hood use of them I Dean Bice, do will my ability to avoid Girls to Harold huehl and Chucl Boyles I Jerry Todd, do will my bench Jarminv duties to Ralph Beck Look intere ted, anyway I Dixie Doty, do will my nD1X1S 1 SI etn lwne to Pat Jones and love from the teackers to Max Hitsman Live it up,L1ds Next years your last I, Cookie Rothfus do will my class cooperation to Dhil 11ckett Be sure and help the girls more than the boys in order to et ahead . . . .1 1 ' . 'J 0 I C, 4 A , .1 1 , , , A e . D . . I A J ! 'Y ' ' : . . 2 ' ' ' . ' N 0 Y A . , , s . . 5 I 1 . e . ' l I . . . - . ., V . A O I ,V 1 - 4 a a - . sa . I , . .. . A . O . .e . Q , . ' . , . . g X 1 . . , x . I I ' ' . , ',t y . ' l ' - S 3 A ' . Y O . . : y --. . . v --y .Q . .3 V x 9 if . 'I' 1 in 1 r A ' 'inn ' ' . ' ' s ' e ' , ' : I, Dorla Nation, do will by ability to obtain big, little, and . - . A J , . . V - 0 . V . ,H . . . , , , T. . l . y . , t .. 1 .. ' c a.. ' S 'I ' . 1 , 'L ' , , . 1 in . Q . A 4 x V O J I. A r . . 0 . ,A . , I A L A Q I Y . o 7 J o ' o ! ! ' Y I K I .1 1 . ', Y A Y ' M l 1 L A Q A I C5 s . Q . . X . . F . U. , 7 ' v X 1 . , ' . . ' 1 'I' L., 0 s ' ' . , . . ll. . . .S Ye L I J , . Y f 'V n Q 0 A I V O . , . Q 1 . A . W. . . . U ,, 0 I, JoAnn Weyer, do will the ability to carry my height well to Joan McMorr1s Not that you haven't, but we senlors are the most and you are followlng 1n our footsteps I Elnora Dyer, do w1ll my jewelry on the left hand to Nancy Newland Hope you'l1 be as happy as I am I, Chrls K1nne, do w1ll my abllity to laugh and thlnk qu1ckly to Bobby Battanl Keep your head up and watch out for flY1HE boomerangs I Ann 51gl1n do w1ll to Marvell Green, my ab1l1ty to have fun at any t1me and place K1Ck up as much of a fuss as I have Ie have to keep the teachers on thelr toes I John Prusls, do w1ll to Paul Sgeklocha, my way w1th women They may seem shy but don't underestlmate them I, Joyce Ackerlund, do w1ll all the good tlmes and frlends I made 1n Madrld at the Dr1ve In to D1ana Seeman To Larry Oviatt, my qu1et ness in school and ab1l1ty to get on the honor roll I Duane Tlngwald, do W111 my athletlc and my nlckname to James Grlmm Enjoy them I Nancy Newell do w1ll my ornerlness John Rose Be careful and don't get caught for me for years I Carolyn Peters, do w1ll my speaklng ab1l1ty to Gary Hotchk1ss both 1n class to Gary veoer and 15 my advlce It's worked ab1l1ty to Ed Anderson Wake the most of lt and after all the work I've put 1nto lt, please don't louse lt up I N1na Carman, do w1ll to Marle Frantum, my happlness 1n class and romances out of class I Ralph Varlsco, do w1ll my ablllty to study and vet A's to Charlotte Knlght Be as sweet as I am and the teachers w1ll love you I Beverly Brlstle, do will to Roger Strelght, my ab1l1ty to get sudden y very s1ck and have to leave class Don't let the teachers get hold of th1s though I Janls Jessen, do w1ll to Lesl1e Stanturf, the longest legs 1n hlgh school Use them to pun after the opposlte sex IN WITN SS HHEREOF, we have hereunto set our hands to th1s w1ll on th1s the IIICGQH h day of May f THE 1956 CLASS PROPHECY The star reporter of the WChron1clen stepped off the traln It was none other than D1x1e Doty of Norld Nlde Fame She had come to her home town a story to be done On the class of n56' of whlch she'd been one After the long years of wanderlng around Upon return th1s 15 what she found The town had not changed much as I could see But not a face looked famlllar to me The old school house llke a sentlnel stood And to my eyes lt sure looked good I ran up the steps as I'd aft done before And behold lt was Johnny who opened the door I began asking questlons I wanted to know About all the school chums I'd known long ago And Johnny seemed glad to see me too And he told me everythlng that he knew There'd been some changes ln the old place And many had lost 1n l1fe's long race But 56's class I'm glad to tell Had nearly all done falrly well You remember Hughes and Fox w1th the1r Jolly faces? Well Dean Bice and Janlce Sheppard have taken thelr places She conducted the chorus, he led the band And they both became famous all over the land But I almost falnted I was so surprlsed, When he sa1d Jan1s Jessen had been marrled twlte She had moved to St Paul, where her hubby found employment And w1th th1s last cholc she was 11V1Hg engoyment Bob Janssen and Buddy had gone back to thelr homes Where Bob got marrled but Buddy stlll roams You remember how Buddy had qulte a hablt of walklng, And also another bad hablt of talk1ng, It seems I can hear Stuhr saylnv to h1m, WBuddy, don't let me hear you say that agaln Helen Blazan never had seemed to regret The fact that she had not found a man yet She was the 9ff1C1GHC stenographer and done her work well But how long they can keep her t1me only can tell You know McGee Turner could never keep stlll Well, he never has, perhaps never will He 15 l1Vlng 1n Hollywood and entertalns folks, Wlth h1s excellent danclng and comlcal Jokes . .. 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' O O . 1 O . 1 l I He's m1rr1ed no' th1 lS thf shocP of your llfe For hf toof C ystal h1nne out there as h1s n1fe You rerc her that Dorla was w 1r1nv a r1nf, and 5115 1 re bus for tx such a ad th1ng ror a 1rl Wlul her chance to pet marr1ed so voung, dee why her career had only begun er motto 15 nhet every th1 H you can A dlamond lS often more worth than a man H And v1ll ,ou bel1eve lt she's st1ll an old wa1d And lS teach1v 1U Georela noi lt 19 Sdld Terry Hutt went to Ames for a couple of fears, lent 1U for athlet1cs and beyond all fears He reta1ned a lot of the hab1ts he'd c rr1ed And as a result he lS hdpp1lV married Jerrv's on h1 dads farm wnere he fo ks very hard He's TalS1Hg more Ol 5 to supply us wlth lard Joyce too? nurses tra1n1nf fhen she llHlShfd chool That too? four lon? vears 15 lo al avs the rule Twas a H1 htv dull l1fe for Joyce, as vou Vnow ,as a flrl who del1vnted to be on the eo ohe fell deeply 1U love w1th an old ra 1nterne ut Jo1ce had bfen sent there to 'l1Vf and to l arn And th1s she ure dld, he was m1fhtf well off and another good th1rf he had a bad coufh ohe d1d all thecourt1nf,they were marr1ed la t June And a e nov 1n Lurope on thelr honeymoon llU3 15 t 1Chl v ld parts unfnown, hlle JoAnn 15 teach1 F four kldS of her own hlnora 15 narr1ed and he had heard that she had One curly ha1rcd ho that looaed wust llke h15 dad John PFUSlS has taken clark Gable's place Wlth h1s lone wavy ha1r and charm1ng prace The co star of h15 IOV1PS 15 Nancy, h15 wlfe who lS the 1HSP1FHtlOD of h15 l1fe. 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V . , , Q- , 1 .t MU A A vi Z T- J o L 2 ' Q D - , 3 ., , 1, Y , .. J D a . 7 fx f J ck V 71 ' 1 1 . . . . . - nl ,. , , ,-, . . . . . . D A S I 1 ' ' ' Q 51 . . . A . I . .1 . , . w . 1 . W III ffl . A Q ' b o ! ,X , ,. K Q , C . ' . .f 7 Ralph Varlsco went to the moon He left 1n January and should arrive home June He has galned much fame 1n a SC19Ht1f1C way, He's eatlng hls wheatl s and dOlHU O K As I recall the years fone by, A salty tear comes to my eye Thls has been a wonderful class They've done thelr best to the very last My story done I must depart, e memorles of old fore'er ln my heart N D B R O Garbage Collection RICHARD RANDALL EVERELT RANDALL Tuesday and Friday HARDWARE Brush k Trash anytime Welding Renairs License by City Sales Service Truck passes City Qualifications Office Phone 18 Phone l9F2O Everett Randall Phone 5 Richard Randall Phone 208 Pete Thompson Woodward, Iowa . 0 L , n ' ln a . ' . . 9 . rj . . ' -.J 4 O Y , A D I Th ' ' . ' Y A sf ig? 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Tusical ahilitx Athletlc abllltv Neatness Be t dresser Janice Sheppard Helen Blazan Jofce Acverlund Joxce Aclerlund Dorla Cirl Cirl FlPl Jilnl Cirl Glrl most likely to succeed most denendaole most l1Ked to dance with most liked to ro steady with would most lixe to meet under mistletoe Carolyn leters Sincerltv Janis Jessen Givrlv Ann Siglin Complexlon would want Yost to be marooned on a Dorla Nation Q9 EPTPG island with Carolyn Peters Carolyn leters Dlxie Dorla Uotv Nation Nation Girl most fun to be with EMYS voted on bv Senior girls Best physioue Best personality N1C8St lauph Fyes Teeth Llmples Halr Le s Jolliness Intellivence Real poneness Music abillty Athletic ab1l1tV Neatness Best dresser Honesty Orneriness Boy would Post want to oe marooned on a Q6S6Pt6O island wlth no 1lKG1X to succeed oy rost dependable Bof most llxzd to dance with Bow most lixec to po steady with Bo would most lixe to meet under rlstletoe Bow most fun to be wlth Dixle Doty Bob Janssen Raloh Varisco Lester Rothius Lester Rothfus Halnh Varisco Terrv Hutt Lester Rothfus John erus is Dean Bice Charles lep les Dean Bice McCee Turner Dean Bice Te rv Hutt Terry Hutt Terry Hutt Lester xothius Jerry Todd McGee Turner lJ98I'1 DILC Lester Rothius Dean D169 Deen Blce Dean Bice Dean Bice UNITED FOOD - Buy Where You Save Madrid, Iowa Comnliments of O'DhAY'S RECQLATIOA - Madrid, Iowa ' N l Y K S T A T l S T I C S C ?JS-- ' j ' I L ' r 1' I-F . 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L. x V ' lj' ' ' KI ' -I -H JKT on ' 2 V ,L' H ' XGJ f L ' 'I LLLR 'P P 1 Lag L r ' U A'v S S', ' U? 1 . f ' P 4 DAB b . 6 r I .5 ww , , L vw- if . . A J a as-xl simon cuss PLAY The Senior Class presented their magnificent play on Tuesday and Wednesday, October 26 and 27. Eleven girls and three boys made up a cast that provided some highly exciting and nervous moments. The play was entitled ---- QQ, fs! 7 i'P':f 'Xxx K 4 I I ' B A C K W 0 0 D S R 0 M E O W I think those on the play cast agree that practices were more easy to enjoy than the actual production of the play, but all in all, we had a new experience that shall not be forgotten S0011 The play takes place in a small sum er resort in upper New York Larry McNe1l lives there with his two sisters Connle and Billie and their maid,LaReina, who is his Spanish flustered, and laugh provoking maid Billie's boyfriend Rex, and Larry took a trip to Canada and discovered an exception ally young hermit living in a one room cab1n This hermit is unusually bright and well educated By some strange coinci dence, his name is Romeo Montague, one of Shakespeare's greatest characters The boys 1DViU8d him down to vislt them at their home The hllarious scene begins when Connie tells him that she and Billie are women, because Romeo, it seems has never seen a woman and th1nks them some k1nd of pet that men have The scene changes and so does Romeo's point of view on women when Connie teaches him the 'art' of kissing!! Along with everything else Rex is 1nvolved in an acci dent with Larry's car, and the orewoman and her four helpers are always intruding demandlng the furnlture or the money which seems to be due on it Intermingled with it all is Rex's contlnuous tr1ps around the davenport trylng to find a place to hide from the lady lnsurance agent who is trying to g1ve him some money to settle the quibble about the wreck Speaking on behalf of the members of the play cast, I want to say that we all really engoyed doing the play very, very, much I'm sure Mrs Pro will never forget the head aches she has had working with us We'l1 never forget the way she helped um e1ther It was loads of fun and filled with many undying memories He s -fa.xvx+2-df lJJYx3 neuvxi Larry McNe1l Rex Simonds Romeo Montague Connie B1ll1e Orpha Flnley Rachel La Reina Sue Forewoman 'PCG-4 'H1ls ll c7'l1c 72 Yt.9'4ms H f ' Da ' YYWDU-Se' 'xx fr-o asm 7? l n 9 r u lun wxembfgj of '45 ou. Cav-J' +o.Ke. own 'QlA.1 YXx'N'tAX'L'. Head of McNe1l household Terry Hutt Billie's boyfrlend Lester Rothfus The 'Backwoods Romeo W Dean Bice Larry's eldest sister Janice Sheppard Larry's kid sister Carolyn Peters Larry's heart balm Crystal Kinne The McNeils young aunt Ann Siglin The ma1d, a Barcelona Bombshell Elnora Dyer The insurance agent Nancy Newell The boss's right hand woman Helen Blazan Nina Carman JoAnn Weyer 'Urns xs 'cxo-eu Hs clone-H I 'FOP'-90+ ff Q, STONY A U W F 3' - U , ' - , . 1 Io: il I . F - J Il 1 . N Four Helpers Furniture moversg women,Beverly Bristle-Janis Jessen fl I Il Y' Y' I . h 'V 1 A . 1 l 0 . If n l . . HOME OMING Homecoming was a big success for Woodward this year. In the afternoon we had a parade with all of the floats from the grades, and the little ones with their costumes. The floats were judged and the winner was to be announced at the game. Before the game started, all the floats were taken onto the field to show for the last time this year The Jun1or's float won the prize After the floats were taken off the field, the big game then started At th half we were ahead and still fighting The queen and her attendants were taken onto the field in convertibles While they encircled the field the queen's float was brought onto the field The at enown S and the queen were then helped out of the convertibles and onto the float by the two captains Terry Hutt and McGee Turner The queen was The attendants Seniors Dixie Doty Crystal Kinne Nancv Newell Susan Carey Nancy Roby Dolores Wheeler Junior Sophomore Freshman The boys presented all the girls with corsages and kisses when they left the field the game was carried on with owr boys to pull through with the victory After the game we had a bis dance which turned out very successfml, also Music was furnished by a jukebox and lots of nickels Pop and cookies were served as refreshments and we hope everyone engoyed elf ,4 N mi nhihs. xl O x, but Cll151WF F D F on r 11+L cfrnatln lass Colors ed and blue '4- -:fi X? 451 J -1444, lrom L to 7 John Prusis, mrpasurer, Ralph Varisco, Vice President, De n Rice, Dresident, Crvstal Kivne, Secretarf, ,g-, 5 4 STYICW SPJIAL STVHT15 , y O , A 35 sv GW, . f . , .f ur -' KJ ' .J p ' W X .J -, , V . ,aj X. 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Y, nnndsome Sam he .4 1 'a ' A -Q' ' M f . g Q P bdw , R 1 Back You: Paul Sjeklocha, Rnlon Beck, Hax Xitsnan, Leslie Stanturf, like oaker, Gary Jeber, Joan fcforris, Harold Kuenl, Gnrv Hotchkiss Third Row: Marie Frankun, Chuck Joyles, Phil Jiokett, Dick Roger Streioht, Larry Uviatt, Janes Grimm, Burns, Shirley Scnriefor, Diana Seeuann, Tom Woyer, John Rose, Glenn Crum, Fd Anderson, Marvell Greene, Jimmy Lane, Nancy Second Row: W Newland ' - First Row: Er. Kooig Sponsor, Judy Hutt, Trudy Horse, Bobby -qty . . Battani, Jimwi Yotnfus, Pat Jones, Susan Carev, U Carolvw dcntico, Trs. Sinnsg Sponsor. ,S Colors: Tilue and 121,139 Clr-ss Flower: lgnerican Beauty .lose Stick-em-up! P 'J f 1 5. 'P K 1 55 -5 a , Wm 1 fs . f f . no, - N, ,s,y Look,Joanl X J lv' v 4 , V -- . - -.. ,','+- , Susan bareyg Secretary, Ralph neck, President, Jax nitsmang C . - ' 1 Vice-President Pat Jonesg Treasurer. L 3 4 , Notto: What we are tomorrow will be tne result of our i Z planning today. I UNIOR CLASS PLAY Skeletons, bats, phosts, as well as sounds of screaming, thunder, and thnmpinf noises held the Qwdlence in smsoense for tw: DlFHtS of nlhe Sxeleton Walks It took nlace in a lonelx rnn down house on a clsmal msl nd Variet, was oortrayed by the ma1 di ferent tlpes of characters lhere was Doctor Fersi wlth h1s poatee and hldcous, insane laughter, Mrs Donahue wxth old fash ioned Harb and m1s1cal talent'9, Ollle Wlth h1s blacked ovt teeth and lUlOt1C deaf and oumo ways, and hrs Hubbard with her meek little manner and Hlgh pltched voice The co ooeratlon of the pla5 cast, belng on time for practlce and LiV1Hg thelr full attention to the play, the liahtlng and sound affects bein, so well done and the ooeration of sroduction staff heloed to make thls pla5 a success A special hawks to hrs Pro for 1VlHf vs so m ch of her tlme and attention 'SQ' 1 'VZ L Characters as Mrs Hubbard Dr F6PSlg Elaine Qlair Mrs Embrey Borhy Emhery Kinks Embery Anne Rowell Qill Clayton Ollie Mrs Donahue Bobby Battani Susan Carey Glenn Crxm Max Hitsman Judy Hutt they appeared on stare Cast The housekeeper In possession of the Flair estate Heir of the Blair estate Elaine R1air's mother Children of Mrs Fmbrey's second marriape Cousin of Elalne Ela1ne's fiance Mrs Hubbard's son A neighbor Pat Jones Joan Ictorris Trudx Iorse Larry Oviatt Diana Seeman 5? soruomonz cLAss r r NI f fxrl N MQV ,, K' 1 'N 'S ll! Ban 'ow Joan Fulkerson, Marold Rr ntlm, Olva S1eVlocb Fharles Wenz, J1W Dean, En ene Primes, M ckey enouvb, Beverly McMorris, Dorothy Bol Third Row ar+y 48PtlH, Byer MOTPlSOH, Ronnie Hass, Larry Robinson, Stanley Carr, Larry Miller, Dick Todd, Lester Cowden, Geraldine Jones Second Row Rosella Soracher, Richard Sayles, Jack Daugherty, Dean Burmhart, Bobby Sheppard, Kay Martlm, Joe Miller, Bonnie Walker First Row Mr Rath, Snonsor, Doreen Morse, Kathleen Edmonds, Barbara Wilson, Nancy Roby, Marilyn Newland, Betty Stoneburner, Sharon Wolters, Mrs Prochaska Sponsor OFFICERS Marty Martin, Secretary Ceraldine Jones, Treasurer Pobby Sbenoard, President Folors anew Whlte ed White Carnation Q ,f 1 iotto--Don't try eyinf, dle trying. ff I 9,1 5 ri rm A Z ,M I 'ai ff 2. f .f-. . A17 X W K, a . L 'q I eV I ': ' S i. . m a 1 , N M i . a, mqe Back Row Xalter Starnes, Raymond alker Eddle Llncoln Suzanne Bullen Joseph MHFt1HClC Henry oalonkey, Davld Blce, Davld Sparkman, Dea Bodansky, Gary Brlstle, Ilmar Upenleks Thlrd Row Karen Shepard, Samuel Starnes, Larry Root, Larry Strelght, Barbara Weyer, Martha Beck, Carolyn Schrlefer Fred Br1stle, John Myers, J1mmy Day, ChF1St1H6 Homesley Clyde Edmonds, Allan Hltsman, Arthur Gllbert, Larry Hosklnson, Jolene Frantum, Karen Propp, Sally Davlsson FIPSU Row Nr Hughes, Sponsor, Janet Peoples, Dolores Wheeler Susan Davlsson, Madonna Greene, Bernadlne Jones Barbara Turner, Janet Van Lew, Sponsors, Mrs Fox Mrs Wallace Ya' ChRlSt1He Homesley, V1C6 Presldent Allan Hitsman, Presldent hartha Beck, Secretary Joseph M3PtlHC1C, Treasurer 1252 QV Q 4 fa 4 ' fi Q X . H f M VVS v I ' Q . 1 I Q B 1 ' : G W I , ' 'n , Q u ,u , .. . , . . Second Row: Arlene Rothfus, Sandra Fagen, Richard Handsaker, I I 1 I In T ' . V , U 9 . . , Y an I , . A. 1 - A. Y , I , , ,Q N . 4 V fir!! N 3 s . '. -I 1 L I V S A A ' ' Uc FRESHMAN INITIATION On Wednesday, September lb l955, the schoolhouse was over run with odd lookinf 'characters' These 'characters' turned out to be freshmen dressed in their inltiation outfits The boys were all dressed as 1rls and tde 1rls as boys Brlvht red F's all over the1r faces s1,n1f1ed thelr class 1f the OUCflCS didn't do the Job ruled them for the day Carrylnv and saylnv 'Allah' everytlme a a few of the thlnvs the freshmen The sophomo es,of course, books, rec1t1nv poetry, bOW1HV sophomo ewas sighted were only had to do as da1ly chores a dance that U1 ht 1n the lunch The day was cllmaxed w1th ust ask any freshmen room The day, as a whole, was eXCltlHg J FRESHMEN 571 Set X S m9 bo Fd' Dave' Charleyo Harry? Lem9 L rry ' - C s - 3 , I 1 s' - .O . . 0 . . A . . O r . ' 3 'J 1 1 9 X ' r ' . .' 3 O , .S - . . --. ,, c , 0 s . ,. 4 -. .--Eswte .1 1 ,A , - f' fl . l ' X u A 2 ' . 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M 3 o V a 9 a 0 fnlnri illll 1,46 du xii i In memory of Deanna Lou Llncoln we wish to ded1cate th1s page of our annual Deanna entered Noodward School 1n klndergarten in l9h6 with the fresh man class of 1955 She was class She f1n1shed elghth the group Besldes her scholastlc a part 1n many of the grade Other adm1rable tralts always an interested and capable member of this grade last year as one of the honor students ab1l1ty, Deanna had a sweet volce which gave her programs through the years were her wllllngness to help others 1n the class when help was needed and her constant concern of the needs of her brother Lanny Her lovely blonde hair, her pleaslng sm1le and her sunny d1spos1t1on made her a friend of all who knew her From a collection of stories and poems wrltten and collected by Deanna, Dolores Wheeler and Cr1stine Homesley when 1n slxth grade, we found th1s verse Kindness A little word 1D K1ndness spoken, A motion or a tear, Has often healed the heart that's broken And made a fr1end slncere Four lnseparable pals, Deanna, Cristine Homesley, Dolores Wheeler, and Karen Shepard have enjoyed a precious friendsh1p the last several years Cristine wrote these words last fall 1n a poem entltled, 'One of the Four 'So here is my parting word to you, For us you'll live forevermore And in our hearts you'll never die You'll always be one of the four W U ug f vc A 9 . 1 0 0 0 o in . . o I Q 0 O I - v o . . n . 111111 U is -- 1 A- 'tr . . 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'vii' i 7 ' 1 i x 1 X...-:jf . 9 . l Yu X I ' ' of 4 ' XG , JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL X? 1 L to R Top r w Rebecca Newell Maxlne LeMaster, USHHlS Molter Helen Dean, Buster rrantum, Karen Reckseen, Mary VanCannon 2nd Row Jane Crum, Judy Hltsman, Llnda Lenzlnl, tarol Sawaya, Susle Connor, Judy Meneough, Vesley Jlnters 3rd Row Davld Newland, Chuck D1Ck6SOD Mlchael Sevrave, Leo Burg, Don Krashe lst low Cathy Byers, Nadlne ROb1HSOH, Dennls Seeman Rex NllCOX Darlene Edmonds, Jean Darllng, Mrs B1lney ror one of our class partles dh, thlS year, we had a vox DOC131 and party wlth the seventh grade Each of the F1FlS brought a box of lunch and th v were then sold to the boys After lunch we played games and danced was loads of lun We're Upper sradesmen Th1s year, of all our grade school years,1s most lmportant to us Je're the uppermost grade of all, now Thls 15 one of the turnlng polnts 1U our l1ves Next year, we wlll be ln our flrst year of hlgh school Because of thls our elphth rade year has meant very luch to Ne graduate thls spr1ng Class Colors Plnk A TUPQuOlS6 Class Flower Plnk Carnatlon 7 ! WThe Senlor year always 1n cludes busy school 8Ct1Vlt1eS, and thoughtful plannlnp of years ahead There wlll always be a senlor class but each class leaves 1ts own record Ab1lltleS 1n Scholapshlp, leadershlp, sports and muslc are wrltten 1D your record. May your records always be 35 cred1table.n Margaret Bilney M, 1 vivn I5 X ea, ,. ,, r A--- r G yu ' 4' 1 K 4 5 .Y 4, 2 I I ,. J 1 if N 'L G C ' A - T E . y I . .2 n o : N , ' ' ' ' , ' '1 . .' V, 'I' . Z Q Lx O . I . O , Z . C - f R - -- 4 f ' . , . X ,-Q J, C Q X, v 'J RH qi 3 . It , W e ' ,, ' 3 F F' CO . . ' . ,I O O' 'D , , H use ' no ' 1 ' - i z ' I, . ' W , U , . I - 1 c . . ' . . ' in erson Penny Pruyne, Dennis Teasdale, Rand Thacker, David Gottschalk, Elsie Staker, Joyce Hampton, Linda 4 . 1 3rd Row Judy Burkhart, Dick Sheppard, Dick Dyer, Jim Walker, Kenneth Richards Ray Ross, Judy Grice, Jane Neyer. 40, 2nd Row Connie Seeman, Janet Benbow, Mary Lincoln, Billy Siglin, Helen Rothfus, Charlotte Homesley, Kathy Davisson, Linda Lincoln, T95 lst Row Mrs Felter, Delilah Spracher, Marcene Sandhorst, X 4s Beverly Rhoads, John Jones, Ronald Greif, Jolene Welp, Mike Miller, Janet Dorman and Jerner Lorenzen are not pictured.here. , I Yi ? your school years you have had an oppor tunlty to prepare to be the kind of C1C1Z6U who 1S a good member of a democracy I have much faith in you Use your privileges and freedom wisely W Nilda welter BASKETBALL Back Row Maxlne LeMaster Mgr , Ed Koo1, Coach Front Row Beverly Rhoads, Darlene Edmonds, Judy Burkhart, Jane Crum, Karen Reckseen, Elsle Staker, Helen Dean, Mary VanCannon, Llnda Lenz1n1, Judy Meneough, Nadlne ROblHSOH, Cathy Myers Center THE MASCOT Back Ron Dennls Seeman, Buster Frantum, Dennls Teasdale, Chuck D1CkeSOn, John Fulkerson, Davld Newland Front Row John Jones, Bllly Slglln, Ronnle Grelf, Ed KOO1, Coach Kenneth Rlchards, Ray Ross, Dlck Dyer, Mlke Mlller, Mgr . . . l C O Q Q . . . . . , 0 I o ,rr f.. v : ' ' 0 . . - . . , . Q . . - . V 0 FO0TBALI, TEAM Back Row L to R Buster Frantum, Dennis Nolters, Dennis Teasdale, Rand Thacker, Jim Walker 2nd Row David Newland, David Gottschalk, Ray Ross, Dick Sheppard lst Row Ed Kooi, coach, Billy Siglin, Ronnie Grief, John Jones, Mike Miller I R BAND Conductor, Claire A. Hughes, Pat Ramsey, Elsie Staker, Jane Crum, Sara Royer, Larry Root. 2nd Row: Danny Steele, Chuck Dickeson, Jane Neyer, Gary Adams, Mike Ramsey, Donnie Todd, Jimmy Grice, Roger Horton, Gary Grgurich, Donnie Krashe, Penny Pruyne, Mary VanCannon, Rex Wilcox. lst Row: Jimmy Peters, Terry Whitney, Tommy Dorman, Wayne Darling, Ronnie Miller. I' ' H :A . K , 1 X I . ,'A'l' ' nf' V ' J wx , K rx' Q A ' h X if - 1 al , 4 A' . ' v ' o o o . 0 I . . 0 l . . . . . . . . . o . re they for real?? SIXTH GRADE BACK ROW: Charla Baker, Danny Steele, Dwight Johnson, Wayne Schriefer, Joyce Kinne, Donna Peterson, Nancy Pruyne, Roger Horton, Kathie Newland, Sara Royer. THIRD ROW: Dan Danilson, Donna Allen, Stephen McMorris Judy Cavanaugh, Janice Wilson, Sharon Lincoln, Wanda Seeman, Jimmie Peoples, Sharon Danielson. SECOND ROW: Janet Dickerson, Nadine Edmonds, Jim Peters, Audrey Spracker, Pam Richardson, Gloria Walker, Janice Weyer, Beverly Streight. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Robbins, Don Todd, Tom Dorman, George Hass, Ronnie Miller, Sandy Fulkerson, Ronnie Pagliai, Linda Shepard. M i , s-wanna! 5' U l a Congratulations, Seniors of '56, R 'What we call Luck, o Is simply Pluck, b And doing things over and over, b Courage and will, i Perseverance and skill,-- n Are the four leaves of Luck's s clover.' I Good luck to you! ,.' u is. fl R, A I JK 1 A 3 ,O fk-A FIFTH GRADE BACK ROW llze Plume Linda Ross Freddy Morrison, Gary Neyer Kathleen Friedricksen Sydnev Homesly, Wayne Darling, Linda THIRD ROW Michael Ramsey, Sandra Hicks, Pamela Allen, Kathleen Richards lnese Birznicks, Larry Grimes, Elayne Darling, Beverly Y SE UNO PON Donna Shumate, Hilda Upenicks, Jane Burkhart, Barbara Rhoads Loreeta Miller, Jerry Wilson, Garland Laird, Pat Ramsey, FRONT ROW Joan Dyer, Jane Burkhart, Karen Hansen, Dwayne Winter Richard alonkey, Gary Adams, Susan Rothfus, Mrs. Kuefner. I xv xii NL, Loafing, as usual. To the Senior Class, Congratulations to the class of 1956. I wish you happiness and success. Dix, hnnc, and in their younie be wo we Q I 'ia I. FOURTF GRADE BACK ROW: Christine Ross, LeRoy Callahan, Nichale Ridgway, Terrv Vlitney, Donnie Cavanaough, Bob Krasche, Cary Laird, Marjorie Gottscholk, Sharon Richards. THIRD ROW: Larry Storey, Charlene Wilcox, Jerry Grimes,Joyce Kuehl, Roger Shannon, Billy Martin, Norman Sandhorst, Janet Danilson, Bobby Martin. SECCVD ROW: Lanny Lincoln, Patty Wells, Nancy Bodansky, Ronnie Newland, Janet Welp, Imants Upenieks, Shirley Lincoln. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Help, Linda Seeman, Jacqueline Prochaska, Cynthia Coshlan, Charlene Edmonds, Janice Grice, David Ackerlund, Barbara Rhoads. Good ole school daze! ' John and his mystery gall L o r e n tulations, Seniors of '56, e Any task that you should do, W I'm sure that you will find that e honest effort brings success-- l p A goal for all mankind. P S the maint, ls it cold, Larry??? 9 5 3 0 M W for What? If Kay only kn THIRD GRADE If B CK ROW Nancy Johanson Danny Baker, Barry hahn, Russell Stoneburner, Carolyn Teasdale, Mark Heerema orr ine Friemel, JP' .ir Patsy Day, Linda Marie Harris N l THIRD ROW Gail Laird, Linda Joyce Boyles, Richard Pruyne S Maurice Jeuls, Terry Raymer, Randy Grgurich, Dennis NcNary, Paul UD'f Nardine, Louise Barker SLCOND ROW Mrs Crum, John Danilson, Billy McNorris, Roger 4 Ramsey, Jimmy Shafter, Richie Lou Thacker, Alan Wright, Gary Wisecup, Larry Grief FRONT ROW Janice Newland, Martha Randall, oonnie Shepard, Jo Ellyn Wheeler, Wanda Noland, Theresa Royer, Sherry Kelley K ,,x Mn '.'s r o,ucL.- Xxx NX 19' Xi AQ To the class of 1956 'To thine ownself be true W May this admonition which has stood the test of many years, become a v,ry real part of your everyday living Dorla Nation as - Nancy Newell gg i 'Il QEEEK . . I ' .3 plgiluf, '45 It . 7.'l'l'l '- Qi 1, 3, ., I 0 r', -' - . V L ,, T1 X I I I I , . J j f' 44 l S A : 1 1 , Y ' T A . . i . ' A ' . - , .u cx . P 17 I A 0 . f! K . : I - , s , '1 ' , . y 4 A. . . K' r . Z ' . . . , 5. , . - 4 H . fr 1 T 0 5 i A a , 0 J., I Aj, ., f k c M ls thi on Nh fq? Q R 3 QNX X ,X V x g or ' ,,, 1 ,, N , O J ' X, Q32 O J t uP S 5 . X X 'o. I e V A 5 P . L h f Y i , , n e I Il? ' C 'J F . N u ' m e 3 I 4. J, .. d X w ' x x 1 IXJN ' x T ' I 1 , Ajwxgwy to jmduhd GAAJE BACK iCH: Sharon Greif, John Leneouch, Hickey Hahn, Ted Dmghertn Linda Lou Bwith, Janell Baumvardner, dandy Ahoads, Billy whitney, Norris Hansen, Tommy Nelson. THIRD ROW: Donald Cowden, Toni Ridgway, Karen Martin, Janice Seeman, Donna Miller, Sandra Wisecun, Janelle Hammarstedt, Joann nhoads, Gary Grimes. SECCND AON: Mrs. Krumm, David Storey, Jerry Walker, Billy Ramsey, Don Wade, Jerry Clausen, maetta Blaser, John Hodgson, Leroy Hiller FRUIT RCW: Carl Jones, Betty Wells, Jerald Thornhura, Theresa Flinn, Gail Winter, Terry Morse A r e 2:3 , jx f 7 Y ff? ff O s , ' a 3 u gd M . h 1 o K Hug me honerllllz 5 5 Aren't they cuties?? t m Seniors, m N1nc929 Education can't make us all leaders but it can teach us which leader to follow. 3 houseKeeters!! Cute when he w s vonnp, wasn't FIRST GRADE l BACK ROW: Jimmy Heerema, Kent Kooi, Jean Johannsen, Kathy Boyles, Harry Juels, Floyd Darling, Jimmy Coghlan,Larry Harris, Kenny Danilson. SECQND ROW: iTommy Todd, Bob Roffett, Diane Morrison, Connie Lou Krasche, Gregory Miller, Steven Davis, Michael Pruyne, Jerry Wright. . FRONT ROW: Mrs. Hartman, Micki Smith, Vicki Smith, Cory Pro- chaska, Raeford Updike, Grerory Get ler, Sheila Adams, Dwight Sharp, Sandra Staker. Fhev C311 me nlamt-r-nussLL I r e n e . To the Seniors of 1956 ! H a Life in America can be suc ,. r cessful, use what measurement t you will. rn - 1 u a The testing comes wnen life' n choices are madeg Nihoose well thy choice is brief, but end- Just wishin! welll!! 1 - P 'uf less.n .3 -1 HMT-7 ull-Ili L Mint LAN BACK P Ilchacl Ednvnds, lark Llncoln, Jlmmy eemwn, Dennls 1S9CUW, Wlchard Danllson, Ronald Danllson, U3V1d Thornburg, Ben Rhoads, f1Ch39l nhafter, J1m Newland TPIQD RC Klrk Hlnsen, Johnny Connor, Janes Clausen, Mark Randall, Douglas nlllott, Klrbv Hamman, Junlor Colle, Larry seemann QECL D YO fllma Axmear, JoAnn r1edr1c'sen, Corlnne Rath :usan OVlqtt, llen Blue, Pamela Cnracker, Lll, lae Blue, B h Joland, Llnda Perona F T DO Kaf Danllson, NOHlC3 Qoss, Llnda Sue Crdne, Deanne hcNary, harraret Staker, Cheryl han en, Joyce hep rd Clenda J N1TlOH Y W VWIK To 'hy S6H1OTSn j J9H1OFS' becduse you group was my f1TSt at :oodward Watchlng your probress eachyear has been an 1HSD1T8tlOH to me, A ncausen for teachlng Students do not usually re allze they are dO1Hf somethlng to mold the teachers'progress and future, too Thus, you Senlors lll mold 1U some small or great Jay, others along L1fe's Hlghwaf, Fake lt a hapny one' Be an example to all whom you meet, ano to tno e you lead, or follow! God bles you, and food luck' 1 ,,. ,W . . - . .tx ' I.: 'L 2 U. - A . C . . . y . L . . ,., . .. l .. . .. .4 . F ir- C, I c L n. O . v v- -ur, ' , , A 1 J- - . Q . . n r Y. . . . , C 73 ' A .. -X O O owne 1 T' Hrs. V' a F ' ' 4 ' l . .. ., . . , ,-. . -W . E- . me - sk ff -. 2 et , . 1 1 .r 0 IQ' L W' ' ' l ' . ' F A , . nr Q 'A ' l 'P . H . ' .. 0 , '- - X . . . w ev 3 1 .X . ' I C .. . 1.1, , V W 5- , iii i ,M I O ' I 1. 'FIX L 1 C I' , m. ' - 11 0 . . , . C a f r fr A 51,55 - . . . L I, .if f n ' ' if A ' - -- O fJ I I V X 6 m - ,rf I e . . 1 A . I W W 3 ' Y , 1 2 yd N! If . . I' ',V' . .. . x- ' V . V of 1 9 - - , ..-., ' O Nl I - ' 4 S S ' . Y, O . O Save for a Purpose at the F F I E N S Where Ever! customer is important Paul G Sandhorst f y Coloma Shannon MEMBER F D Marie Amis ,4 16 a no e levfor G C A ug., WK Marty Lou ind owrb Have they changed GOOD FOOD JEWELRY .aim Bobby Oakf1e1d Woodward, Iowa TYPING I .' 9 X 4 . r 1 4 I if S S. Klop-along Kuehlil - o I E . A3 A J! 1'1 1 -I AJACULTUR W Z f! :'-- ' 'ibi- .. ,. .0 . ' .' X. ,ff ' - - ,L L ., K. a .1 , I . ' x 5 HUME AKER STUDY f-4 fa 5 HALL iii- FRESHMAN E SHOP CLASS DRIVERS' rn gmm .. 4 ' 5 lv? X asf - p BUG CLAS SPEECH PM Wm! v -E , 1 L D ,W W. 8-Q59 18? Mmfons 15- nf Head Janitor John Grfv Assistants Ronnie Hass Garv Hotchkiss DE 32? LAM - if I' ,, I 1 I J SENIOR SKIP DAY C STX? 3- ff? xv Y V 5 3 5' X 0 in if ,W ,Q qi qrxziww iff' , . s , gg h W I R L E R S Xe Mdelen Blazan Lixie Doty Ja I A Ce Shepuafd Lorlfa R IHIKX 'Na C B H .x X ' H A i A A , Q 0 f 9' R I N is '27 N D 'f Th 1 tt I il I 'T y concznv BAND E PEP BAND W y l GIRLS' QUARTZ Q, J Marvell Greene uhuck Ho les 'Jean B1 Mfq U I l Trudf or e mrw 1 nr 'mol n etor' I3V'WlCm ferrdrd Fox 0 ys, Q57 X V, www A , - C ky . S I Q ' rd' x, ,l 3 JN. Y, 1 5 ' ' 4. I ' f f 1 , a 1 I 4 f xi Z, , 4, N, f Y Y, F V f , rv V . N xx 7 ff,- ' ' i fp-, .ifalvfi Rec? 1 y ' f , fw xr Y W I ' f., K A f, i 1 1 A WOT x Q! 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Those participating were: Janice Sheppard, Dixie Dcty, Chuck Boyles, and Robert Sheppardg Ann Siglin, Janis Jessen, Eddie Walker, and Dean Bice: Doreen Morse, Carolyn Peters, Larry Oviatt, and Marvell Greene, Susanne Bullen, Martha Beck, David Vernon, and Tom Royer. We left the schoolhouse at 8 00 that morning and at 9 40 our first quartet sang After each petr1f1ed quartet had per formed, we began to relax and move about the bullding, just b1d1ng our t1me until the results would be posted It seemed as though that paper would never appear on the board, that the suspense and agony of waiting would never end As the last tense moments drew near, we all became cold and unnerved, not sure whether we could stand to see the finals or not At last, as for the s1xty mlllionth time we drug one tired foot after another toward that fateful spot, shouts began to fill our ears The noise of glee, on the part of one Quartet It was Quartet WAN, they had made itl' We lost our t1red feellng in the anxiety to know if we,too,had made it But, alas, Quartet A was the Knight in Shining Armour The only glOP1uS triumph for Woodward for this year Oh, well, most of us w1ll get to try once more next year And, we are all very proud and happy of Quartet A You see, they sang in the mass Chorus that per formed at KRNT Theatre on November 27 Congratulations,kids!! It was fun,wasn't it? I Q,w --u-- -- ALICE'S CAFE Home made pies Madrid, Iowa Helen's Kitchen MEALS LIKE MOTHER USED TO MAKE Madrid, Iowa RADIO R T V Sales and Service Madrid, Iowa Louie Lektrik Radio and T V BABL' BARBhR SHOP WOODWARD, IA Deluxe C1eaner's NIFTY IN A JIFFY Madrid, Iowa n - o n . . . - . . . . n 0 0 n f Q I O . . - O 0 a . O O ' - 0 w 1 4 . -4.1.-I, -4 ,- ' - - - ' - .1 p g ' un H 5- e V nu . . U , . ' n DAL STAFF N VM 1 I , t V Y 4 , I XA-M-.1 PR G f Q f 141 , I' W X 1 U N rr I: , x 5 ed, mcueefi? ' IWW! RAR Aus I A av - fihf BACK ROW Beverly Bristle, Carolyn Peters, Nancy Newell Janis Jessen, JoAnnXMeyer, Helen Blazan, Jerry Todd, Dean Bice, and Duane Tingwald FRONT ROM Janice Sheppard, Joyce Ackerlund, Ann Siglin Nina Carman, Dorla Nation, and hlnora Dyer Around table are Dixie Doty Edltor, Mrs Wallace Soonsor, and Lester Rothfus Business Manager fvf Left to Right--Elton Jade, Mp. John fray Howard Ramsey, Bill Weeks, Glenn Morse, and Ralph Gilbert. -. 4 G 4 f .f 4 1 ' N. . jx Q- fx Y if , v 1 - , X X., i A V I-9-1 -.. ' u 1 I 1 1 1 1 . L l , A C 1 . f ' ' J W I . . .. . .. - - ' ' ' fwfr, ' . - - 'f V S 5 . . . - V f f x 3 'T I JUXIUH-ULWIWK 'MJ W rr Url On April 20, l956, at 6:30, the Hirls in tweir lovely formals afd the boys if their Surday best neian arriviff at toe Methodist Church for tie out tahdi'g event of the year, nine J rior-Senior Banowet.n The church basement wa: attractively decorated for the occasion with a Paris uCm0SDQ6FE. after everyone was seated, the sophomores, dr'fsed ia vait- ress and chef costumes, served a deliciog: eal prepared by the junior motders whicd consisted of: tomato juice swiss stcax or fish, mashed wotatoes and a fravy, corn, vegetable jello, salad, rolls, milf or coffee, and anyel food cafe with Strawberries and whipped cream. After the meal, Edward Anderson, M. C., irtroduced the variow speakers. Dean Bice wave a thank you message to the juniors. 'ik Baker read the class prophecy. Dixie Uoty read the class will, an Dorla Nation read the Senior class history. Last, but not least, Mr. Heerema save a farewell speech to the Seniors. From the church everyone proceeded to the gymnasium to the Prom. A make-believe lane sided by a rock wall led to the beauti- fully decorated eym. In the center of the gym was a small pond surrownded by crass and a picket fence, with large blue a'd white daisies floating in the wamer. The east and west ends of the vvm were decorated as side-walk cafes sucd as you would fird in Paris. Carl hebbe's band very ably presented the music for the eveni g. At intermission more of the waitresses served a delicious punch and some dainty cookies. approximately ll:OO p.m., the balloons were let down and confetti began to fly. Confusion filled the dance floor and fun dad by all. At about 12:00 the affair began to break up as the kids left variors places. The juniors sincerely hone that the Seniors enjoyed the Prom Banquet as much as we enjo ed putting it on for them. VJ S for and NOTICE at this time, the seniors would like to thank the juniors for the most beautiful land deliciousl PTOVU and Baflfluefl- We want you to Know that it is something that we will always remem- ber. we appreciate the effort and time spent in getting the decorations ready in time to make our last Prom the best yet. Again--Thanks! We hope you will enjoy your senior Prom next year as much as we did omirs this year. Good Luck! S S e d ff! ATIILETI FOOTBALL TEAM Front Row Second Row Thlrd Row Fourth Row 134 'P BW Bob Janssen, Dean Blce, Harold Kuehl lom Royer Charles Boyles, Max Hltsman John Prusls Coach Vernon Rath, Ralph Varlsco, Terry Hutt Paul Sgeklocha, Henry Turner, Glen Crum, Ralph Beck, Roger Strelcht J m s Qothfus Clgr J Ass't Coach td Kool llcce, leneough, Robert Smeppard J1m Dean, Pnll Wlcxet, Duane ilngwald Lester Rothfus, Charles ienz, D1CK Burns Jlm Day, Dean Burxhart, Stanley Carr Marvel Freene Allan Hltsman Bob Battanl, Clyde ndmonds Dick Handsaker, John Myers SCORLQ OF GAMBJ Woodward Woodward Woodward Stuart Redfield Woodward Woodward Earlnam Adel 33 Madrid Ogden Panora Woodward Woodward Dallas Center Dexter Woodward Woodward QNIONDOOOOO , R? 4 - - f ' in gaaff . - J ' - . an C1 Q I - t7x4 wwwwrwmm ' - 0 A vumkvnnnxvuud -V 3 -w . , . - 5 f Q. ' V Vg Q- . . ,'v . !G:lI5D'fJ Q ' ' fff ' ,J P . 7, ,. , 55 . LA ', A CD ' A ,r l cl 0 ' -1 ' f-w .' bg ' - P' .jP' , ' n L: 4 . 4 - . 1 P I Lp - . . 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' , Fry g.1'1 341' . y '-JI'1.L4' 4 IXLJ ll gi L .f 1 ,,'fl 411,25 'fflx .J'.JIx .,,1 .'fA.ilUIl Ql'.Q . 712' .T - ff' ' A- . ,, ., ,, . , .. . , , , ..A..,A, .. k , ., L..,, ...V -. '..,.- -, . . . , 71A . ' . A. . . , .','-. ,-V.., ..Q.f I,Q,L1 J: f f', .I': 4' f,', Q xff. - ,.r wx j,.,.., ,, ,.-:,. ...- ,, -,....xL -17 ' , - ',-,- ,, , .1 . 4 .- '. ' -.V A ,1+, .N . . .'. . V' 44 ,..,'.. ,UL .. k MNH.. -4 ,-,N ':,. . I' 1 .A rw-,f,,,,,..l , 'T ,, , 1.111 . .I'lQ IO . .'.L',.L Q21 gf , Q' ' ,QQ Qdfi gfff. .' ' fl' f.3 ' ,W , i.. ,. .,,..--,- ,..---,,, ., ,-,.w,.Y ' , + ' ,xf 5 ,L ,' , ' .,--, ,.L,+,..A .-. ..-.,. ,-, ,. Q' , rf. , .-' A .- .,. . ,- A .,- l i,.f'f. J .ITA f:.'.L' ,. . l . A, ,rr A 1 'V' ' .' .' .'. , B0 YS' BASKETBALL TEAM The Woodward Woodhawks had a very successful season this year with a final standing of twelve wins and five losses. They tied with Adel for the first place in the Raccoon hiver Valley Conference, bringing home with them a heaUt1fu1 trophy, The high scorer for the year was Bon Janssen with an average of 15 points per game. He was followed by Juane Tlnqwald, Dean Bice, Ralph Varisco and McGee Turner, The elected captain of the squad was Bob Janssen, and the most valuhle player was Duane Tingwald. Three of the Hawks made the first team of the all-conference team. They were: Bob Janssen, Duane Tlngwald, and Dean Bice. Ten of the hawks lettered this year. They are: McGee Turner, Dean Bice, Bob Janssen, uuane Tinqweld, Ralph Varisco, Jerry Todd, John Prusis, Roger Streight, Dick Burns, and Gary Hotchkiss. The Hawks lost seven Senior players this year. They are: Bob Janssen, Duane Tingwald, McGee Turner, Ralph Varisco, Dean Bice, Jerry Todd, and John Ppugig, -Riagg, 5 A 4. ,3 A . , ' an , , FRONT ROW Gary Hotchkiss, McGee Turner, Duane Tingwald, Bob Janssen, Dean Bice, and Raplh Varisco BACK HOU Coach Vernon Rath, John Prusis, Dick Burns, Chuck Boyles, Roger Streight, Jerry Todd Ralph Beck, and Manager Jim Lane Woodward Woodward Woodward doodwerd Woodw rd nloodw d Woodward Woodward woodward Woodward Woodward woodward Woodward Woodward County Tournament ectional Tournament Ogden Minburn Dallas Madrid Dexter waukee Panora Cranpe Center r Redfield Stuart Parlham Desoto Assumption Perry ...bf - ' 63 I M7 71 . Y r -G 58 , ' ar 6h ' ' Hoodward 25 Y ' Adel .. A U5 ' ' 'L gl I f' 57 eo I 57 36 GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM The Woodward Hawkettes had a uccessful eeascn t'i vear with a fi dl standilf of eleven win n ix losses The tieo for second place in the Raccoon Valle Conifrence and Frou dt hore the consolation Trophy in the sectional tournanonts Uirh scorer lor the season was Helen Blazan with a '6 pclnt awerafe Natlon Feld tke for tke ext ln line were Dea Vodansk , Dlxie notw, and Dorla The Havkettes offensive average was Sf, wh1le the uards or o lnf team to L? points a ame Cho en as co captalns e r wfre Nano Newell and Helen Elazan Thxee of the te n de all conference They were Helen Blazan, 11r t Lean, a d ooan k and ol Q Qgeklocna, second team Nlne firls rccf1JeC letters The were Uorla Nation, DlXiG uoty, Helen la dn, 'anc 'e1ell, Janis Jeseen, Janlce heppdrd, Joan lc orrls Ol a Qqeklocha, and Uea Booonsky CCI T3 Woodward occward Woodward noodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodvard Woodward Woodward Woodward Voodward Woocward Woodward Woodward Woodward Woodward Countv Tournanent Sectional Tournament Ovden Tinburn Dallas Center adrid Dexter Vaukee Adel lanora Franper Redfield Qtuart Iarlham Redfield Dexter Ush. Twp Perry Iaorid HOW WE LOOK 0 'Sw EAC1 ROW Ann olFllD, man er, Janet p10 , Trud Yoree, rt! Nrs QlWS, chanerone, Td 7001, coach WUNI1 ifn Dea Bocanskv, 01 a Sgeklocha, Nancv Newell, J8HlS Jcscen, Ielen Dlaran, Joan 1CTOPFiS, Dixie Dotj, Dorla Natlon HOW WE LOOKED THE - I , .gif -. sm A , M N H 2 Q I 2 I 1 ,. - .Ax S ,' K ': uhh ' ' ff . weo ,es V ' . be ma Beck Qeverly Vcforris Suzanne Bullens Janice Sh8,DBPd Judy Putt ! 3 - I - J . D W . U . M A A L . ' -nC3' iff: 1 , ..iv ' Q L ' 'Q - 1 , 'I' .' ' w ' . .J . , . A f K- 1 . . X., , N , ., W A fe I 1 - O' , ' T ' Q : N S W . CHEERLEADERS Dolores Jheeler, Karen Shepard, sAsKz1nALL 'gg Q fi -V E, 5 0 ZQN xwf A A1921 6 t A Ng E - ag l WBASKETBALL GIRLS' 1 n SQUAD B CK RO Janet Van Lew Karen Propp, Barbara Turner Jolene rrantum Nancy Roby FRONT RO Susan D1V1SSOH MaDonna Green Bernadlne Jones Sally DRVISSOH BuCh QOH Coach, Vernon Rath, Arthur Gllbert, Davld Sparkman Ilckey Meneough, J1m Dean, Larry Ovlatt, Harold Frantum, Dean Burkhart, J1m Meyers, Joe Mlller FRONT ROW Larry Hosklnson, Gary Br1stle Larry Streigh Joe Martincic, Eddle Walker, Dlck Todd, J1n Day, Allen Hltsman Clyde Edmonds BOYS' SQUAD 'B G n ri fd: , , A W ' A 7 I o 1 -1.7. C . 1 . Q 9 9 9 f o Vi. . I R rg ' ?lL 5 7 AK 1 1 I I l 1 w . . , .E . Q . . L . . , VI. . . V. I . 0 t K . 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NOODWARD MOTOR CO Goodyear Tires Auto Repairing Accessories A R Krasche A--,f' ' E w Darllng We want to thank Mr Brooks for his help, advlce, and service which has Qreatly aided us in producinp our annual Ior 1056 The Senior Class of 1G56 would like to thank every one who contributed their time and eifort to make this annual possible we sponser, Drs Wallace, a special thanks for her help and co operation Y O 14, ' l I Q . Hi P' 0 , 5 , I F O would like to give our 4 . ' 0 Y ,.....-. ' ,L f, , 1 - ,TL ,,........l ..--. m A A PPi6101y Dlace to ba k Member of MADRID IOJA Fersu on barn Mack nary Hot Point A pliances FIILbmLAD I pn 1 oO Economy P66d6IS Stoves A Brady Lqqin Crt Refrlverators Harfware Mater Heatezs HAVOLI OTLQ EL 52267 Granger, Iow ASS OF If arnie's Tavern Granfer, Iowa BOYDED SmOQh For Your Grain R I F A SI W UA QL , Owner FTITY SI TE BANK . q Y' I IH Iv 'I Q-aP 'gImQm ' . RAY 'II:.L:LTg'D F . D . 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