Woodward High School - Granger Yearbook (Woodward, IA)

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I Geraldine Jones, do w1ll to Susan Davisson my Homecoming Queen crown May you have such good luck as I I Larry Miller, do will my 'imperfect attendancen record to Allan Hitsman It comes in handy after a rough night on the town Mickey Meneough, do will my All Conference titles to Larry Streight B9 3 S00d P81 to MT BUPPC and by all means OBEY THE TRAIN ING RULES I, Sharon Wolter, do will my famous line 'Kid, I just have to get a date,' to Sally Davisson I'll even throw my good luck charm in for good measure say about 5' ll' 7799 I, Roselle Spracher,do will my ornerlness and smile to Sandy Fagen I'd will my boyfriend, too, but you're doing O K for yourself' I, Barbara Wilson, do will to Bernadine Jones my happy disposition and durable vocal chords Now you will have two pairs to get you into trouble, but don't worry, your happy d1sposit1on will come to the rescue I, Dorothy Bolt, do will to Arlene Rothfus my Ames romances and my in, there are to be no beers on the house We, Fred Burkhart and Bob Mitchell, do will to Donnice Clymer and Janet Peoples, our ability to play the gultar and sing Ozark Jubilee is always looking for new talent I, Joe Miller, do will my technique with the women to John Myers 'Love 'em and leave 'em' is the best way' We, Eugene Grimes and Byer Morrison, do will to Ilmar Upenieks and Eddie Walker all of our trips to the Nat1ona1 Guard meetings Just think, about 2,000 more meetings and you'll be a free man I, Beverly McMorris, do will my personality and my height to Cris tine Homesley It will come in handy when they put you on all of the decorat1ng committees I, Bonnie Walker, do will to Arthur Gilbert my love of horses I the Kentucky Derby nothing will replace them I, Harold Frantum, do will to Samuel Starnes my shyness and smile It pays off in the long run Huh, Sandy? We, Kay Todd and Nancy Tietjen, do will our ability to get married at an early age to Dea Bodansky and Martha Beck Seems you girls might be just as lucky maybe in another few months or a year'! I, Dean Burkhart, do will to Gary Bristle my brains and eyes you can't see the girls, you can always think about them I' throw in a few of my A's,too, just 1n case you get side tracked I Marilyn Newland,do will my ability to get along with the teaches and st1ll have fun to Janet Van Lew Still water runs deep they say! We, Charles Menz and Floyd Moore, do will our ability to be true blue and still have fun to Freddie Bristle Going steady just takes know-how. We, Bobby Sheppard and Larry Robinson, do will our one-stage rocket to Larry Hoskinson and Henry Calonkey. It's one way to make the front- page news. Who knows, maybe we'll meet on the moon! I, Jim Dean, do will my ability to grow a beard and NY famous PUY' sique to Joe Martincic. The girls go for these Tarzan-type men. I, Betty Stoneburner, do leave my long hair and five-year perfect attendance record to MaDonna Greene. Not that you need it, but Spring Fever hits even the bee - us. , . . 1 9 I, - I job at the root beer stand. But remember--if a good-looking chap drives . n . If O . P.S. 11 1 ' O

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E IOR CLASS WILL We the Genlor Class of the C1ty of Woodward, County of Dallas State of Iowa belng of sound body and great mlnds, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last w1ll and testament To Mr Heerema, we leave our many pleasant memorles and our many dlverted dlscussions 1U Soclal Problems class It w1ll be d1ff1cult wlthout us because not many classes are as attentive as ours To Mr Stuhr, we leave our plastlc b1010gy man and our Jars and Jars of speclmens Take good care of him and don't let him get 1nto the hands of any of those Jun1or glrls To Johnny Gray, we leave all the memor1es of cleanlng up after us from klndergarten through hlgb school I'll bet you stlll thlnk we were the messlest class ever to set foot 1ns1de W H S but there was many a t1me l've heard someone say,'Boy,I surely w1sh Mr Gray was our teached' Mr Crane, we leave our small bank account and our famous words Mr Coffin, we leave nothlng but the pleasant memory of our and muslcal notes we played ln band How w1ll you ever get long wlthout our talented groupq lovely To Mrs Fox, we leave our 1nab1l1ty to make use of our vocal chords Cat least not for singlngl and our battered sheets of mus1c If you thlnk we were bad, Just th1nk of the chorus next year I'm sure lfyou miss us badly enough, we'll all be w1ll1ng to come back LFor a sllght professlonal fee of course'l To Mrs Sims, we leave all of our patterns, needles, and dented up pots and pans Say,when you have tlme w11l you wr1te down your rec1 pe for making ice cubes? To Mrs Evans, we leave our pages from the annual, three Jars of rubber cement, and, last but not least,we leave the most remarkable dm ings that any one class has ever taken To Mrs Crouch, we leave the one act plays, the class plays, and a few of the battered old props By the way, why don't you have dlnner with Daryl Zannuck and I tomorrow at the studio commissary? To Mrs Weeks, we leave our geometry and trlgonometry though they forgot to put the To the indivldual members H8 I Jerry Leonard, do will our deathly quiet study halls and all of problems We tried, but it Justseems as answers in the books of the Junior class, we leave the follow to Davld B1ce myability to go steady with one g1rl and still go out with another Well, gee whiz, what's a guy supposed to do when she's L0 miles away? I Olga Sjeklocha, do w1ll my blind dates and out-of-town romances to Jo ene Frantum. I must admit that objects do look better far away. I, Doreen Morse, do will my ability to catch and hold my man Call through school! to Karen S. Believe me, it isn't easy with all of the freshmen coming in. I, Marty Martin, do will to Barbara Turner my ability to get the family car whenever I want it. I'll also throw in my knee-pads, too. They come in handy when you're begging! , K .. , . D , , . O 0 I O . . . ' 0 O . , . A ' . . . .vi 0 I, O To . of WMr. Crane, can we borrow..........' To . ' . . . . 3- . . . . O . . O . , 0 , - , - l O , - 0 O O O i : P I 1 v

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I Ron Hass, do will my sense of humor, giggle, and beard to Walter Starnes I'd will my Merc', too, but yours seems to be in pretty good COHd1t10n or at least not ready to shell out like m1ne' Signed, sealed, and delivered on this second day of May HIDELGSH hundred and fifty elght POPULARITY POLL -mf' Qyvff Nicest couple Bob Sheppard, Doreen Morse Most intelligent Dorothy Bolt Dean Burkhart Best personality Beverly McMorris, Larry Robinson Best figure Jim Dean, Olga Sjeklocha Best dressed Marty Martin, Harold Frantum Silliest Sharon Wolter, Mickey Meneough JUNIOR PLAY Class of 1958 1 im THE TODDS Front row Ron Hass, Olga S , Larry R , Fred B Doreen M , Mickey M , Sharon W Back row Beverly McM , Kay T , Barbara W Geraldine J., Bonnie W. g,,,, Ifdihlla K .,! PALS Black Stocking Fad a . . , - , . Q 1 ' 2- QQEQF nfl ' ' 94 Si 9 , 31. H ' Q B Q J Rl ,S L fn If I , J 1 ' L .J D. ' r 'L M5175