Woodward High School - Granger Yearbook (Woodward, IA)

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Glass linstnrg As the year of 1957 closes we look back to the year when eleven little angels started at Woodward Let's start with kindergarten and go through the years Edward Anderson, Mike Baker, Ralph Beck, Chuck Boyles Dick Burns susan Carey, Glenn Crum Marvell Greene, Joan McMorris, Larry Oviatt and Tom Moyer were the eleven But Chuck got tired quick and left for Nebraska Another swarm of '57 seniors entered the doors of Woodward in the first grade The seven,to be ex act,were Max Hitsman, Harold Kuehl, Jim Lane Nancy Newland John Rose, Diana oeemann and Roger btre ght Bob Battani and Carolyn Pentico entered in the second grade Judy Hutt was the only straggler to enroll in the third grade James Grimm came to us from the country school a long with Chuck, who decided to stay with us Then Marvell got the wandering bug and left for Waukee No new additions were found in fifth grade from Yugoslavia, whose name was Paul bgeklocha Pat Jones,a girl from Wyom1ng,arr1ved but she liked the west better and returned More attraction came to us in the seventh grade Those making their appearances were Trudy Morse Leslie otanturf, and Giggling Gary Weber Marvell returned for good Little Jimmy Rothfus, along with ornery Phil Wlckett came in the 8th grade All of us entered the high school as green fresh men and gave the teachers a rough time Remember the time there were only eight left in the class when Sgatetournamentswere on T V 7 The sophomore class brought Marie Frantum from M1nburn and Pat back from the west In our Junior year, working at football games was rather cold but lots of fun When the prom, our largest project so far, came along, everyone worked diligently on the decorations All 1n all, everyone enJoyed himself, and we think it was the nicest prom Woodward High has ever had Of course, our class play was terrific, too Along came our senior year, class play, homecoming pictures, Christmas, and the final stretch to the day we become alumni of Woodward 0 i 9 . 1 K , vt , a ' Y a X in . In sixth grade we gained a little dark-haired boy . . D , .

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512155 317111 We, the Senlor Class of the olty of oodward ounty of Dallas State ol Iowa, belng of sound body and great nlnds do hereby make publlsh, and declare tnls to be our last w1ll and testament To Johnny Gray, we leave all the pleasant memorles of our davs gone oy and h1s cleanlng up after us for so many years To Mr Heerema we leave our ablllty to change UHIWPS It al ways dld take someone great to chan e trad1t1on Fo Mr Stuhr, we leave our lost knowledge of algebra and geometry and our battered up excuses lo Vlrfll Crane we leave our bank account alteratlons and our low, low fund CWe worked hard to get it that way'J To dr Coffln we leave our vacant seats 1D band lt'll take a lot of talent to flll them To Mrs Fox, we leave our wrlnkled robes wads ol gum and our ablllty to use our volces' lo Mr Rath we leave our unread SOCl3l Studies books and mlles wlth us' To Mrs QlHS we leave our ab1l1ty to boll water better than any one' Ve also leave behlnd those entlclng aromas floatlng up from the Home Ec room durlng bookkeeplng To Mrs lallace we leave our jammed typewrlter fgenerally Te palred by our mechanlcal geniusesl, our bookkeeplng DFHCUICG sets, and all the paper wads that falled to n1t the basket To Mrs Crouch, we leave our QUIET speech class and our battered stage props To the lndlvidual members of the Junlor class we leave the follow lng I Max Hltsman leave my whlskers, physlque and outrageous nose blow to Larry RODIHSOU It's one way to blow your way out of speech class I, Pat Jones do w1ll my ab1l1ty to get along Wlth the teacwers and st1ll be ornery to Sharon Wolters Remember Northern Tlssue ' I Dlana Seemann do w1ll my ab1l1ty to galn Jewelry on my left hand to Geraldlne Jones May you be as happy as I am I,Joan McMorr1s w1ll my POSltiOn 1U basketball to my sister Bev May you acqulre as many bnllgeg as I have' I, Mlchael Baker do will my ab1l1ty to be a good boy and do nothlng but get into trouble to Mickey Meneough It's always fun to work Wafter hours W I, Bob Battanl do w1ll my ability to fall asleep on my feet, any tlme, and any place, to Byer Morrlson Just watch those stairs they're trlckyl of ' fi' 1v.v , C ' , . Y. . X. . 9 ' ' ' - , . , I . u ' ' . . . , . . .IQ . - ' -. 3 on . . Q Q' 5 A I O . . J. , , A K ' g 1 . Q 3 I , . l . l Q , I ll ' 0 u a . n , , V - I .y A ' 2 T . ' , D and mlles of fllmstrlp. Of course we'll take our knowledge of bees ' I 0 O., . . . . A , n p Q u .- I I - . O ' I 2 ' , . - ' V u 1 I . A l , . ' . . , - ' O l D 0 nl . on , . i . . . , O Q . . . . . O O I , --