Woodward High School - Granger Yearbook (Woodward, IA)

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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 . .. Y 1. , I l o u , O an , O . 1 I , 1 O 1 3 7' Q 1 1 O 1 u , O . 1 O , A 1 Q O . . . .A v O 1 1 . . , .Q .. . . 1 V v , I . . ' CJ ' n . ' O O . 1 O . 1 l I

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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

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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. Lester and Duane are farmlngf st1ll, nd l pre ure they always w1ll Ann o1gl1n 1D Colorado w1th a cha1n of resorts ls dO1HU qu1te well by all reports Carolyn went to college to lealn uch ore, about the manavement of a department store Beverly Br1stle 1U AfT1C3 l'm told Is ShOOClHU l1ons and hUHtlDV gold when she returns to our C1tV so falr l'm sure she w1ll be a m1ll1ona1re. C ff, S V. 3 L ' , 1 F . . 3 -, In - J . ' . I. ffl E Y' ' P35 V, SOS 'Z' 'Jai Y V Q13 ' S' . , H fr' ' +1 ff ,- ' LA L . ' . rw 7 '43 ' H ' ' 5 J 'w ' I.: 9 . r . , U q A .I Q I . V . . . ' . I A , na. , 'Y yo' U- ' Nw A 41 ' ' ' 1 , , ik 1 4 I Q O u 2 Q A . , 3 . 1 ' Y' V M 1 . 1 S ' ' 1 'J T' .1 F . n 1 , 1 I 'J , L I . - Y YY A w. . 3 S .U . , , , A 1 . 3 J ' F E 'ff h , ,. r . ' fr ' f 1 Q , 'Q . -' 9 wx? ' ' 1 . J 1 D J Q -A wb . rw- f Y l , , . Y B f 2 o , 3 le , S ' v ' . ,E l , 1 . Af A Q fl ff! C. . 7 4 . P 5: J W? . . . I' 1 ' , . 1 , ,. . K . 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