Alwood High School - Alwood Album Yearbook (Woodhull, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1956 volume:

41 1 The ALWUUD M ALWOOD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Woodhull Ilhnoxs ALBU We the sen1ors of 1956 ded1cate th1s annual to Mr Brownmg 1n apprec1at1on of h1s smcere and pat1ent teachmg durmg our three years of semor h1gh school i E STAFF Co-Editors Sandra Johnson Dennis Whimpey Society and Administration Suzanne Pople Leone Charlson Lois Peterson Sports John Baird Marvin Setterdahl Photography Gene Malcolm Barbara Lee Sales Bill Taylor Russell Swanson Ray Brown Gary Frenell Junior Editors Carolyn Litton Shirley Jones Bruce Anderson dJerry Mason H H A visor Mrs. Swanson IN THE MAKING The Album staff has been busy ever since the first day of school planning and preparing this 1956 yearbook, They be- came salesmen, actors and actresses, photographers, editors, business managers, artists, and statisticians as the needs arose, Their aim has been to present in the Album the people and events which have made this year of '55-'56 one to be remember ed by students and friends of AlWood High School, Sandra, Barbara, Lucille, and Leone working on layouts. Dennis Whimpey, Co-Editor Sandra Johnson, Co-Editor Sf' Compliments of Compliments of BUBAN'S DRUG STORE 3 SHROYER MOTOR SALES Alpha Woodhull an ..-, L' ' 5 ,sw ' 45, QL, m A -5 I Q -- wh, f W 1.4 I '11, . 'f Lag , - K V. W k if A , ,mmm W . K .xxw K 4 K 4' 1 Nix K , 0. K A ic h.,,Nk.f:Ei?kiw I II' . H ,K ,V ., -'Q - fy Ha A , A x V gs' Xb, 1 I W F5 42155 i , M A 1, un ifKN 51' ' ,V vm S, 'fww - - fy.-,W k-. A 'K X , N. gg fa: w 1 .-P' 2, X A' E . V 'Q' out - - , . ,- , KB r X n ., NX . J N., -., QQ xi CONV' , s u .., Lp 'ff' K x ' E , Yi' A rp- ' Q' I WR A my A75 N11 l .2 Ky it W lj, V .I 1 , VE 'W , A , t - x x X , .A 'M ' su ' u pq 'ia an -ff? . , '02 A , - g,n. ' 'Y Y ' s. M ' 1 'C YW-'y 'L4,x S. JW lv .A ,Je ' ' w .,,,.w f--'-f 'V Q ,I . .qt , ,- ,xl vw A - v Q, -L. ,, Q N if J 5 ,x Y x X ,Y , - -I -. -- v '--.. 1 im A .Rl A M , W , ., -A., QL 4- ,Ll - 'HQ,,. .,,- Y .' Ni' V ,f-5'L:Pz'aX 'I' vi 5 W 1 n L, - f 4,1135 yu. 'IL N x -5' R., . fl K vb nf L. 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'A 72 . dv...--.' in , Nw. K 1 ' .f Q WX I , Au, QR -ef Q, wtf--p1. g,f v Curtis Walsten, President BOARD EDUCATION Wrlham Barley 1 , Benjamin Downs can Howard Johnson Dave Swanson Lester Swihart Comphments of HORNER 8: LOWERY Woodhull John Weech, Secretary FACULTY Senior High DON MD E . MET LGER Histoxg LOUXS BROWNXNG DOROTYXEA BECXCEYL Science Enggisn XXX and W , Latin 002401 ' x Co YW SW ANSON KOYYXCK C1 3 KQV 23 'YB MASON VS W.-. RU e Nnxsxng, LEE?- EST EX-LE M1 Cboxm Music EU GENE BEHNXCE Coach, Advanced Maxh. , Hom Economics Scnoox Nurse f f Com D DR. Hpllllfnents of . . PICA A1Pha RD QW? , F477 I ,V RICHARD GEIGER Agriculture MARIORIE WOODCOCK Home Economics f :S 0 limen COITIP RIGGLE RNICE ANDERSON English II, Gir1s'P,E, BONI TA e Eco SN APP H0111 no mics M . D. HAINL Ind ' INE Ustrial Arts Y LAND LINDSE ROL hull wood DONALDE METZGER E E FISCHER Su rmtendent Admlnlstrutlon MARJORIE ELGSTRAND School Secretary ANNA PADAVICH School Treasurer THE CORN R STORE WEIR gl HAZELRIGG E Woodhull Bu11d1ng and Cons truc t1on Alpha 10 4 Y ' ' f O O O LOOKING AHEAD . The AlWood School District was established July 1 1948 Since that time there has been a continual growth in enrollment of our school population As a result of a thorough study by the Board of Education and the Citizens' Committee biulding plans for a new high school were formulated Since it is the responsibility of the people to provide educational facilities for their youth the people 1n the AlWood School District have given ample evidence of their interest by authorizing the build ing of a new high school The students and faculty are looking forward to the completion of the new building with a feeling of great pride and with deep appreciation to the citizens of the AlWood School District for their devoted 1nterest in providing these facilities E E Fischer Superintendent of Schools It 1S very gratifying to be associated with a school that is growing pass its own past achievements In a short t1rne the AlWood High School will find itself housed in a new building fitted out with the latest and best equipment designed to carry on educational activities All the fine buildings and equipment ever created however will not make a really fine school without a student body which will strive to make itself worthy of such an environ ment It 1B up to the students to match this physical plant with a vigorous determined resolve that they will never be satisfied with poor shoddy effort but will throw themselves into all school activities curricular and extra curricular in such a manner that no doubt will remain that they are doing their very best If this spirit of high level achievement is maintained in our student body the communities supporting our high school will feel amply well pa1d for the expenditures that they have made in their effort to provide the boys and girls of AlWood with adequate educational facilities Don Metzger Principal 11 O O and giving every promise of developing into an institution that will sur- Beryl Perry CUSTODIANS H1ram Hambleton A1v1n Trrgg Elxzabeth Anderson LEFT TO RIGHT Harry Becker A1 Mason fmechanlcj Asa McFar11n Grace BHS Howard Lxke Leonard Hazelngg Logan SIICIS Juhus Anderson substitute Bernard O Deay John Bubon John Epperson NOT PICTURED Byron Weu: Louls Browmng Qsubstltutej NOT PICTURED Gora Bowman Comphments of Comphments of KEWANEE COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY ALEXANDER LUMBER COMPANY Kewanee Woodhull , y AND Bus DRIVERS Community Businessmen Unite With Seniors Patronize them They have helped us financially to publish the Album ACE'S BARBER SHOP ALEXANDER LUMBER CO ALPHA ELECTRIC 81 HARDWARE CO ALPHA GREENHOUSE-RUTLEDGE FLORIST ALPHA LIVESTOCK MARKET ALPHA NURSERY ALPHA OIL COMPANY ALPHA PIANO STORE ALPHA T V AND RADIO ANDERSON REXALL STORE ARLINE'S MILK BAR BARLOW'SI G A MARKET BARTON BODY SHOP BILL BOLDUC BROWN LYNCH SCOTT BROWN SPECIALTY CO BUBON'S SERVICE STATION CLARK'S HARDWARE THE CORNER STORE COWSER 8: JOHNSON BILL CRAYCRAFT Insurance LLOYD C EPPERSON WAYNE F FALLINE Standard Serv1ce FARMER'S STATE BANK BILL FINDLAY JOSTEN'S FLEHARTY'S FOOD MARKET LYMAN GUSTUS Real Estate STANLEY HERSTROM Truc mg HI'S ROLLER RINK HORNER 8: LOWERY HOWE ANDERSON BAKERY HUGHES BEAUTY SHOP JOHNSON HARDWARE 81 ELECTRIC JOHNSON LUMBER Sz BUILDING SUPPLY JONES GARAGE KELLY BARBER SHOP KEWANEE COCA COLA BOTTLING . LENOX STUDIO ROLLAND LINDSAY LOWERY S MARKET LUALLEN MOTOR SALES WAYNE LUTRELL MANNINGS' MIDWAY STATION MARIE'S BEAUTY SHOP McKEE DINER C E MCLAUGHLIN ATTORNEY W J NELSON 8: SONS DR W M NEWTON O'DEAY'S FOOD MARKET OPHIEM GRAIN CO OPHIEM GROCERY PETERSON WALLIN KNOX DR H N PICARD RAY ANDERSON CLEANERS SAMTONE SERVICE CO ROBERT H SHERRARD STANDARD SERVICE STATION Alpha SWANSON AND SONS Woodhull TAYLOR AND JOHNSON TEXACO SERVICE STATION Alpha DR J V WAITKUNAS WAYNE'S FRIENDLY MOBILGAS WEIR AND HAZELRIGG fBu1ld1ngJ WOODHULL RECREATION WOOLLEY S WOOD AND CABINET SHOP WOODHULL CO OP GRAIN CO WOODHULL DISPATCH WOODHULL MOTOR CO To everyone who has amded ln the productwn of th1s Yearbook we extend smcere thanks Members of the faculty and adrrnmstratxon bus1nessmen of the commurnty and the school board have shown the1r mterest 1n thts proJect by thexr cooperatmon We also w1sh to thank Mr Lenox our photographer who has contmbuted many xdeas and has made many specmal tr1ps out here to photograph our act1v1t1es 13 SENIOR CLASS OF 1956 Il ll ' . . . CO I 1 1 1 Q 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 n 1 ' 1 . 1 I I l I ' 1 1 1 , . ' 1 - I ' 1 1 , i l D g 1 ' Q D ' 1 ROW I Dorothy Setterdahl Janet Holmes Shrrley Jones Carol Horner ROW II Barbara Johnson Ardlth Ellrott Ruth Nelson Jean Hughes Judy Rhodenbaugh Sandra Johnson Suzanne Pople Barbara Lee ROW III John Barrd Dennis Whtmpey Richard McDowell Jerry Mason Bruce Anderson Davxd Roberts Bill Wrng OFFICERS John Baud Suzanne Pople Sandra Johnson Dennrs Whrmpey Treasurer Secretary Presrdent Vice Presrdent This year, under the sponsorship of School was granted a charter for a chap ter of the National Honor Society The members of this society are selected by the teachers on the basis of scholarship service leadership and character This year our Honor Society served and in future years we hope it will serve, as a goal for AlWood students and an in centive for better schoolwork and more participation in school activities The faculty sponsors for this organi zation are Mrs Swanson and Mr Behnke Compliments of Compliments of FLEHARTY'S FOOD MARKET WOODHULL MOTOR COMPANY Alpha 14 Woodhuu the Student Council A1Wood Senior High SENIORS DAR Th1s year Suzanne Pople had the honor of belng chosen to represent the AlWood Sen1or H1gh School as the w1nner of the Daughters of the Ame r1can ReVO1Ut1OH Award Po1nts con sldered 1n maklng the select1on were depend ab1l1ty servlce leadersh1p and unself1sh loyalty to Amer1can 1deals Suzanne has been an honor student and has engaged 1n many extra curr1cular act1v1t1es 1nclud1ng band chorus and g1rls ensemble She has been a member of F H A G A A and Pep Club and has held local and sect1on F H A off1ces She has been on the school paper and yearbook staff and was queen attendant She was 1n the Jumor class play has held a class offlce and has been on the Student COUHCI1 At the present t1me Suzanne plans to con t1nue her educat1on at Western Ill1no1s State Teachers' College Senlor Class Officers Barb Lee John Baud Sandra Johnson Lucllle Granger Davld Roberts Suzanne Pople Student Councxl Secretary Treasurer Presrdent Reporter Student Councrl Vxce Presrdent C0mP11ment5 Of Comphments of ARI.-INE'S MILK BAR BROWN LYNCH SCOTT W00dh1111 16 Theo. B. Johnston, Propr, Alpha TT 0 0 0 x .Lx 'yn' x wx 1 Q 'Q . . O - I , I . . . 'x ' ly 1 o . . . . . . ' 1 s a ' I O I, I I ll Q . a . 0 1 9 - . 0 I BILL SCOTT 'Well, let me think', , , bashful, , the Jones boy, Basketball 1,25 Football lg Band 1, 2, 3,4, JOHN BAIRD He who's tall sees all. . . gentlemen prefer blondes, , ,lonesomel , , always cooperative, , ,good judgment and common sense, Football 1, 3,45 Basketball 1,25 Track l,2, 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys Quartet 3,45 Chorus Treasurer 45 Class Vice-President 35 Class Secretary-Treasurer 45 Pep Club 25 Annual Staff 45 Newspaper Staff 15 Class Play 3, LOIS PETERSON 'Clover'. . . many small make a great, , , good things come in small packages, , , chores are my hobbies, , , oh, that gal, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Girls Chorus 3,45 Sextet 35 F, lI,A. 1,2, 3, 45 G.A, A, 3,45 Pep Club 3, 45 F,T,A Reporter 25 Annual Staff 45 Student Librarian 45 Class Play 3, 1 1 . Y I 1 5 LEONE CHARLSON Fu1l of pep, , , busy school girl, , , blooming, fresh, and gay, , , catsl I ! , , , red Chevy, , ,speed is what counts, , , 'Where, oh where, is Lucille, my shadow?', Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Girls Chorus 1, 25 Band 1,2, 3,45 F. H, A, 1, 2, 45 G, A, A, 2, 3, 45 G, A, A, Reporter 35 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Pep Club Reporter 45 Annual Staff 45 Newspaper Staff 1,45 Class Play 3, DENNIS WHIMPEY Unpredictable, , , professor, , , quick with the answers, , ,he will go far, , , Einstein himself, , , Liberace, , , 'King of the Ivories, ' Mixed Chorus, Boys Chorus, Girls Chorus, Ensemble Accompanist 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus Festival Accompanist 2, 3, 45 Chorus Secretary 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Class President 35 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Student Council President 45 Annual staff 3,45 Annual Co-Editor 45 Newspaper Staff 1, 25 Newspaper Editor 15 Magazine Campaign Manager 15 Athletic Manager 15 Athletic Statistician 2, 3,45 Class Play 3, Compliments of LENOX STUDIO, Moline, Illinois 'HEY' 8zM DAVID ROBERTS Athletic. . . with wings on his feet, , , stand aside for progress, , , speedy, quiet, but OH! . . , 'If You Knew Suzie'. ..ta1l, dark, and taken, Football 1, 2, 3,45 Football Co-Captain 45 Basketball 1,25 Track 1, 2, 35 Class President 15 Class Vice-President 25 Student Council 45 F,F,A, 1,2, 3,45 F,F,A, Treasurer 25 F,F, A, Secretary 35 F.F.A. President 45 Section 3 F, F, A, Vice-President 45 Member of F, F, A, State Association 45 King Attendant 2,3, 45 King 1, SUZANNE POPLE Sweet, . . Hue-blue, , , a smile for everyone, , , going steady, , , 'Ain't love grand? '. . . coed, , , teacher, , , homemaker, Mixed Chorus 1,2, 45 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 45 Girls En- semble 25 Chorus President 45 Band 1,2, 3,45 Class Vice-President 45 Student Council 35 F, H,A, 1, 2, 3, 45 F,H, A, Historian 35 F,H,A, Vice-President 45 Section 10 F,H,A, Recreation Chairman 2, 35 G, A, A, 45 Pep Club 2, 45 Annual Staff 45 Newspaper Staff 15 Queen Attendant 45 Class Play 3, DALE WILLETT 'Just let me rest', , ,the quiet type , , ,he takes life easy, ,,hurrying is against his will power, , , dynamite comes in small packages, A Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Football Co- Captain 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 3, CN SANDRA JOHNSON Little breeze. . .mommy's little helper, , , service with a smile, , ,friend1y, , ,capable and captivating, Mixed Chorus 1,25 Girls Chorus 1,25 Class Reporter 35 Class President 45 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Student Council Secretary-Treasurer 45 F,l-l,A, 1, 2, 3,45 F, H,A, Vice-President 15 F.H,A, Chairman of Public Relations 35 Section 10 F,H,A, Treasurer 3,45 G,A,A, 2, 3,45 G,A,A, Secretary 35 Pep Club 2,45 Annual staff 3,45 Annual Co-Editor 45 Newspaper staff 1,45 Athletic Banquet Co-Chairman 2, 35 Queen Attendant 3,45 Class Play 3, BILL EVRARD , 'Any gum, chum?'.,.. 'Give me something to chew',, ,crew cut, ,, c level-headed, , ,flat-top, , , that study hall guy, , , 'Loafing is so pleasant'. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, Compliments of Compliments of STANDARD SERVICE AND GARAGE 18 J'OHNSON'S HARDWARE AND ELECTRIC Clarence and Mary Luallen Alpha Woodhull DEWAYNE MAGNUSON Likeable, , , tall, dark, and handsome, , ,built like a rock, ,,rough and tough, , ,loyal to all, Football 1,2, 3, 4, Football Co-Captain 4, Football All-Conference Tackle 4, Basketball 1, Track 1,2, 3, F,F,A, 1,2, 3,4, F,F,A, Reporter 4, Newspaper Staff 1, King Attendant 3, King 4, Class Play 3, l.Ucll.l.s GRANGER A L Don't disturb -- deep in thought, , ,never a dull , , A ' I 'V moment, , , always talking, , ,five feet two?, , ,tall I ' N, J ' it, gal, , ,me and my accordion, 2 f1g,epgg5,,j1 f' A ' Mixed Chorus l,2,3, 4, Girls Chorus 1,2,a,4, Octet ' ' lf 1,2, Sextet 3,4, Mixed Double Quartet 3, Chorus J l Reporter 4, Class Reporner 4, F,H,A, 1, 2, 3,4, n ot G,A, A, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, News- A A, paper Staff 1,4, Class Play 3, ' 2 Q 5 A ell ' :'t l .'s ' S 'Nfv'. t sxx X swtgnrilse Lf RUSSELL swANsoN ' XX-i,s1 'N ' 'Who, me? '. . .hot-rod king, , , cowboy guy, , , 'Goose', , . never give up, , , work is too much trouble gr 4 , , , tall, tough, talkative, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Track 1,2, 3, F,F,A, 1,2,3,4, F.F,A, Reporter 2, F,F,A, Sentinel 4, Annual staff 4, Play Usher 3, 1 lt BARBARA LEE Oh, so nice, , , wow! I, , ,happy-go-lucky, , , love, then marriage, Mixed Chorus 1,2, 4, Girls Chorus 1, 2,4, Octet 1,2, Chorus Vice-President 4, Class Secretary 1, Class Secretary 3, Student Council 1,4, Student Council President 1, F, H, A, 1, 2, 3, 4, F, l-LA. Recreation Chairman 1, F,H, A, Parliamentarian 3, G,A,A, 2 3,4, G,A,A, Secretary 2, G,A,A, Treasurer 3, G, A, A, President 4, Pep Club 2, 3,4, Pep Club Parliamentarian 3, Annual staff 4, Newspaper Staff 1,4, Newspaper Editor 4, Band Majorette 2, 3, Cheer- leader l, 2, 3, 4, Queen Attendant 1, Queen 4, Class Play 3, KEITH ERLANDSON Hot-rod, , , whitey, , , motorcycle boots, . , the more the merrier, , , 'Studying is such sweet sorrow', , ,always attentive. , , 'Silence is golden ', ,J Football 1,2,a,4, Basketball 1, F,r,A, 1,2,3,4, F,F,A, Sentinel 2, Compliments of Compliments of SAMTONE SERVICE COMPANY 19 C.E. MCLAUGHLIN, Attorney Alpha ' Alpha BILL TAYLOR Rough and ready, , ,with a dizzy little curl, , . 'I'll help', , ,little big wheel, , , powerflite with overdrive. . .Ronieo, , ,crazy over I someone, , , school is such a bother, .Q . Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1g Track 1,2, 3, Class Treasurer 2, Student Council 3g F, F, A, 1, 2, 3, 4, F, F, A, President 1: F. F. A. A T Secretary 2, X W ,sf ' X +3 ' 4,5 MARVIN SETTERDAHL Farm boy. . . Shy but nice, , ,in his own quiet way, hard-working, , , 'Give Me Land, Lots of Land', , , a true gentleman, Football 1, Basketball 1,2, 3,4g Track lg Band 1,2, 3, 4, F, F, A, 1, 2, 3, 4, F, F, A, Treasurer 4, Annual staff 4, FRANCES WELLS Little hillbilly gal, , ,Rover, waitress, , , a real worker, Mixed Chorus 1,25 F,H, A, 1- Newspaper Staff 1,4g Student , Librarian 3,4g Class Play 3, RAYMOND BROWN Curls, , ,eligible bachelor, , ,likes the girls. . . so calm and collected, , ,Farmer Brown, , , 'I have a question ! ' 1 Basketball 2, Band 1,2, 3,4g Annual Staff 4g News- paper staff 4, Class Play 3, GARY FRENELL Limpy, , , two-gun, , , sick of school, , , never here, never there, where? , , , cowboy, , , horse sense, X Football 1,45 Basketball 1,23 Track lg Class Secretary 1, 2, Student Council lg F,F,A, 1,2, 3,45 Annual Staff 4, Compliments of Compliments of STANLEY HERNSTROM Z0 OPI-IIEM GRAIN CO. Alpha Nelson Gustus, Mgr. Ophiem EUGENE MALCOLM 'O Sol Mio'. . .quite a voice, . . 'Iulius'. . . 'Caruso' . . .our second Perry Como. . . eligible. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g Boys Chorus l,2,3,4g Boys Quartet 3,4g Double Mixed Quartet 3: Pep Club 2g Annual Staff 45 Newspaper Staff 1.4: Athletic Mana- ger lg Student Librarian 3,45 Class Play 3, JERRY NEER 'Who studies?'. . . juvenile. . .real gone. . .someone say playtime. . .the silent one??. . .talking is his hobby. Track 33 Mixed Chorus 4g F,F,A, lg Athletic Mana- ger 1.2. DONALD NORBERG Quiet and shy. . .loyal to his studies. . . 'Silence is golden'. . . what a delightful difference. . .hidden talent. . . 'Still waters run deep'. KENNETH McDOWELL 'Navy man. . . 'Join the Navy and see the world'. . . big ideas. . . experienced. . . a real mixer. . . big bundle of stored energy. Basketball 2g Band 1,2,3p Rifle Club 1,23 Tri-Mic 2.3.45 Pep Club 1,2,3g Newspaper Staff 3.4. Compliments of TAYLOR AND JOHNSON Compliments of Dealers in Farm Equipment 21 ACE'S BARBER SHOP Woodhull Woodhull SENIOR CLASS PLAY SEATED Eugene Malcolm Lo1s Peterson Lucille Granger leone Charlson Sandra Johnson Barbara Lee Suzanne Pople STANDING B111 Taylor Donald Norberg Denms Whlmpey Dewayne Magnuson Raymond Brown Davrd Roberts John Balrd Frances Wells was absent when the plcture was taken CAST Penelope Upd1ke, the k1d s1ster Lo1s Peterson Wally Upd1ke a would be playwr1ght Dennls Wh1mpey Mrs Upd1ke, around 40 Sandra Johnson Lors Upd1ke a dramat1c 16 Suzanne Pop le Bralnstorm HHYTISOH Wally's pal John Balrd H1ppo Sk1dmore a pursuer of cults Gene Malcolm Jason Shlllworth amb1t1ous promoter Dav1d Roberts and Raymond Brown Off1cer Qumce of the local polrce Dewayne Magnuson Mrs Baston Gratley dommant guardran of her n1ece, Barbara Lee Mrs Evangelme Spout a member of the School Board Leone Charl son Mrs Twrgg, a member of the School Board Frances Wells J J Longgrass from the Nat1onal ZOOlOg1Cal Soc1ety B111 Taylor and Donald Norberg SYNOPSIS OF PLAY for subtle reasons of therr own But Lo1s 1S xnfluenced Dy HIPPO and hrs astrology pred1ct1ons and at the moment Just doesn't seem 1ncl1ned 1n the rrght d1rect1on Qulte by chance the boys are able to purchase the Zoozah a creature half human but very monkey l1ke wh1ch reputedly brmgs 1ts owner good luck They determ1ne to convmce Lo1s that she can't lose w1th such a creature rn the house But the boys f1nd lt a l1ttle d1ff1cult to keep the an1mal neatly concealed 1n a closet or basement The an1mal's presence must be kept from Mrs Upd1ke who IS expect 1ng callers from the School Board regard1ng a much needed teachlng pos1t1on and who f course, expects her fam1ly to behave rn a normal fashron Worse Wally doesn't know h1s g1rl fr1end Elalne, has escaped from her tyrant l1ke guard 1an, and d1sgu1sed herself as the Zoozah It 18 she then, who 15 1n Wally's home actmg 1n such a s1m1an fash1on In the meantlme, Wally 1n order to excape the pol1ce, also dresses as the Zoozah Hrs poor frxend Bramstorm fmds h1mself beleaguered w1th what he bel1eves to be only one Zoozah but one wh1ch seems to be everywhere present Oddly enough yet happrly we m1ght add these complrcatlons 1ron themselves out 1n the th1rd act Compl1ments of Compl1ments of BILL CRAYCRAFT WAYNE F FALLINE Insurance Standard Serv1ce Woodhull 22 woodhuu . . . , . 5 . , - . , . I - ' 9 S ' I a U 9 ' Wally and Brainstorm devise ways to get Lois Updike to enter a beauty contest and win-- . . - . . . , I 0 U . . . , . - . - 9 . - LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the members of the class of 1956 being of sound mind and body do hereby make and declare this to be our last will and testament to be read on the twentieth day of April one thousand nine hundred and fifty six I John Ba1rd will my fondness for blondes to Lawrence Ward I Raymond Brown will my new Dodge to Bud Doxsee I Leone Charlson will my long hair brown eyes to Deanna Lambert Judy Nelson Maxme Carlson and Jean Hughes Keith Erlandson will my engineer boots to Jerry Mason and R1chard Strandberg B111 Don Evrard w1ll my butch' hair cut to Ronald Hayden and Glen Magnuson Gary Frenell will my trips to New Windsor to Jack Zuidema Lucille Granger will my tallness to Carol Horner Shirley Jones and Carol Green Sandra Johnson will my good grades to Dorothy Setterdahl Ruth Nelson and Barbara Johnson I Barbara Lee will by cheerleading ability for next year to Ardith Elliott Judy K1ngery and Judy Taylor I Dewayne Magnuson will my ability to play football to Glenn Wind and Jerry Krueger Gene Malcom will my curly hair to Bruce Anderson Kenneth McDowell will my wordly experience to Glenn Kapple Jerry Neer will my talkativeness to Monte Voss and Ronnie Lucas Donald Norberg will my quiet ways to Harold Barton and Evan Melton Lois Peterson will my shortness to Judy Rhodenbaugh Carolyn Litton and Myra Loverridge I Suzanne Pople will my friendliness to Patsy Lucas Laura Franks and Janet Holmes who already have this David Roberts will my speed to Gary Lee and Richard McDowell B111 Scott will my Jewelry store Job to Dennis Jordan Russell Swanson will my Jive talk to that cool cat Jim Anderson Bill Taylor will all my speeding tickets to Roscoe Lowery Frances Wells will my wa1tress Job to Nancy Page Imogene Vancil and Beverly Edmund I Denn1s Whimpey will my ability to play the piano to Leroy Cathcart and Kenneth Watters I Dale Willett will my energetic ways to Don McDowell our faithfull teachers we will Mrs Anderson all unpaid library fines Mr Behnke a football team Just as good as this year's Miss Becker all our unfinished English assignments and book reports Mr Browning all the broken te st tubes and dissected animals Miss Snapp all the toys clay books and blocks left from play school Mrs Swanson all our mistakes in typing and our bookkeeping practice sets Mr Hamline all the wood shavings and unfishished projects Mr Geiger all our fertilizer formulas and under fed hogs Mr Metzger all our unexcused absences and trips to the office In witness whereof we the said class of '56 have hereto subscribed and affixed our seal this twentieth day of April one thousand nine hundred and fifty six A D Signed Class of '56 Witnesses Mortimer Snerd Knucklehead Smith and all other Little Rascals Compliments of HOWE ANDERSON BAKERY Galesburg D I 7 I I ' I I ' I I I ' I I I a U ' I, . , . . . I, . , . , . ' I, , . . . . . II . I . I l I II I , I I I I I , , . . . . I I, , ' ' . 1, , ' ' . I, i . . . . I, , ' ' . II . I ' I I I I I . . . I I I l ' 1, . , . . . I, . I . . . . ' I, Marvin Setterdahl, will my farming ability to Donald Dahlstrom and Bill Wing. li , ' Il ll ll, ' . I, . , . . . ' I, , . . . , . , To ' ' 1 To . , ' ' ' . To . , ' ' . To . , . . . . I To . . I . . . To . I I I I ' To . , . . . . . I To . . . , . . . . u To . ' , ' ' - . To . , ' ' . I I I - o 0 I CLASS PROPHECY Woodhull IIIIUOIS Marchl 1976 To Whom It May Concern I have just returned from a tr1p around the Umted States dur1ng wh1ch t1me I v1s1ted all the members of the Class of 56 and thought you would l1ke to know what each one 1S do1ng now after twenty years have passed After 1ncreas1ng h1s fortune a consmderable amount Raymond Brown spends most of h1S t1me r1d1ng around 1n h1s gold plated Cad1llacs and B1ll Scott recently hav1ng been orda1ned as a m1n1ster pres1ded over the wedd1ng ceremony wh1ch un1ted MBPVIH Setterdahl and Bar bara Bo Bo Rockefeller 1n Holy Matr1mony Rumors have It that he marr1ed her for her money and also that he purchased her three hundred carat d1amond at T1ffany's wh1ch 1S now owned and operated by Suz1e Pople After many years of hard study Luc1lle Granger now holds the pos1t1on of Professor Phys1cal Educat1on at the Un1vers1ty of Alaska at Po1nt Barrow Her a1m 1S to teach her students not to talk 1n gym class 1f lt takes the rest of her l1fe For those who are mterested 1n sports John Ba1rd now holds the t1tle of World s Cham p1on Poker Player after he beat Russ1a's poker player last year 1n the Summer Olymp1cs I m1ght add that he 1S also lookmg forward to a good year at play1ng poker th1s year and Donald Norberg has Just s1gned a contract for coachmg the Ch1cago Bears You rac1ng fans w1ll want to know that Leone Charlson's horse Hot Rod won the b1ll1on dollar hand1cap race yesterday at Santa An1ta From Santa An1ta I went to Hollywood where I found that Sandra Johnson m now the owner of the world famous Brown Derby Restaurant and enterta1ns such stars as Barbara Lee Her husband Dewayne Magnuson IS the dlrector of her next mov1e Gone W1th the A1r wh1ch w1ll open at the local theater on January 10 Also wh1le 1n Hollywood I v1s1ted Dale W1llet who 15 now play1ng the part of Cuffy on the tele v1s1on ser1es Capta1n Gallant Next I V1S1ted Russell Swanson and Gary Frenell at the1r one hundred thousand acre 15 1mpat1ently wa1t1ng 1n a hosp1tal wa1t1ng room to be called Papa' for the s1xth t1me Before returnlng back to Ill1no1s as yet I had not V1S1tCd the Eastern and Southern States so my f1rst stop was 1D Atlant1c C1ty where the Mr Amer1ca Contest was 1n 1ts f1nal n1ght and much to my surprlse the person that was chosen for th1s t1tle was Jerry Neer He sa1d that all he had been do1ng s1nce he graduated from h1gh school was l1ft1ng Welghts and do1ng exerc1ses and now he has f1nally reached h1s goal On the next day I went to New York The f1rst day that I was there I went on a pleasure tr1p to Coney Island and wh1le stroll1ng along I ran r1ght 1nto Frances Wells and after chatt 1ng to her for a few mmutes I found out that she owned a Foot Long Hot Dog stand at Coney Island She also told me that Kenneth McDowell was the VICE Pres1dent of the Standard O11 Company and was res1d1ng 1n one of New York's better penthouses I left New York the next day bound for the Southern States Wh1le passmg through V1r g1n1a I d1scovered that Dave Roberts 13 now employed as Arthur Godfrey's personal co p11Ot New Orleans was my next stop and wh1le danc1ng at the Mard1 Gras I was 1ntroduced to Denn1s Wh1mpsey and h1s f1ancee I talked to Denn1s for a wh1le and learned that he now holds the t1tle of The World's Fanc1est Pretzel Tw1ster and 18 now employed by the Apex Pretzel Comp any But as always I was even more anxlous to return home to Ill1no1s although some people w1ll not bel1ve th1s Some of the members of Class of'56 stayed near to thexr old home town B1ll Evrard f1nally graduated from the Un1vers1ty of Ill1no1s and IS now tak1ng the place of our former Engl1sh teacher M1ss Becker Gene Malcolm 1S the mam elevator operator m the Emp1re State Bu1ld1ng wh1ch has recently been transferred to Woodhull by Ke1th Erland son's Mov1ng Company wh1ch moves any bu1ld1ng br1ck by br1ck Lo1s Peterson 13 the head man1cur1st at the Small An1mal Hosp1tal 1n the roar1ng metropl1s Oph1em Complxments of Com pl1ments of W J NECSLSON 8: SONS 25 LUALLEN MOTOR SALES Phlem woodhuu , . . Q - - - . , 1 , . .' .u .' . - I . , .h I , . . . f 1 ' ' - ' r . ' . . , . 1 . s n . 1 . 1 I - l . ,, . . . . . a I' O 1 n a n , , ' n . . , , . . . . . ,, . . . . . . .... . ,, ,, - s 1 n 'I , n . buffalo r,anch in Northern Wyoming. Bill Taylor lives on a wheat farm in North Dakota and . . . . . . . . . ,, , . . s 1 - A l . u n , . I n n - n , , H . I . . - . ll , . . . , . . . . . Q - . ,,. . . If V ' W W' ll 'Y .fn f 2- f U, 4. no 95, :' 1 V ' O UNDERCLASSMEN X J ii F' 'a Q ,JJ 'V 'xii 2. 1' 1 Y., E' an JJ: 5, -3 me X - tx 58 :LX 1 i I tl? 4-E35 QS ,Q A MH v ' ' ::ii1Q.::E:2i 1 5' Bruce Anderson ', ag' 5, Jim Anderson It Harold Barton ' Maxine Carlson Leroy Cathcart ,. JU R Donald Dahlstrom 3, ' Bud Doxsee Beverly Edmund A 4 A Ardith Elliott wi JJ x 'Q Laura Franks Carol Green Ronald Hayden Janet Holmes Carol Horner Jean Hughes .9, , ' 6 rf? 5 CLASS Carolyn Litton Dorothy Setterdahl Judy Taylor Myra Loveridge Carol Horner Jerry Krueger Barbara Johnson Janet Holmes Shirley Jones Dennie Jordan Glenn Kapple Judy Kingery Jerry Krueger Deanna Lambert Gary Lee Carolyn Litton Myra Loveridge Roscoe Lowery Patsy Lucas Ronald Lucas Janice MCCurdy RS OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Student Council Rep re sentative s Laurence Ward Kenneth Watters Glenn Wind Bill Wing Jack Zuidema - l ' A 1 Nr, Donald McDowell 4 Richard McDowell , Glenn Magnus Jerry Mason Richard Strand Judy Taylor w Q- 9- ? 5: ' Ny 'Q 1 S . , on , YS 4 e M ' 2 . '- bt .1 Evan Melton Judith Nelson Ruth Nelson Nancy Page Judy Rhodenbaugh Dorothy Setterdahl -- ,, , 4 rs.. berg Imogene Vancil Monte Voss an ' Y! l . I 'ij - ,1- 11 'A , 'F , -. 'wi' W 2 . Q fs q. 5' V it M ! iff? K ,F gag? We W Q -V Q 4 .WM I '9' Y , 2 as L13 l !,1 l 1 A ,Ei is --u S- is-.1 I I Q., :rf WOODHU LL CAST FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Horner, Dick Strandberg, Judy Taylor, Judy Kingery, Pat Lucas, Shir- ley Jones, Don Dahlstrom, Roscoe Iowery, Glenn Kapple, Bruce Anderson, Glenn Magnuson, Carolyn Litton, Barbara Johnson, Janet Holmes. Junior Class Play A Credit to the Family , a three act comedy, was presented at Wood hull, November 16 and at Alpha, November 18. The play was directed by Miss Becker. Special numbers were presented between acts. Mrs. Stone: Judy Rhodenbaugh, Carolyn Litton: Mr. Stone: Glenn Magnu son, Ronald Hayden: Jerry Stone: Jerry Krueger, Roscoe Lowery: Mary Ann Stone: Ardith Elliott, Carol Horner: Helen Stone: Myra Loveridge, Barbara Johnson: Trudy Jones: Judy Kingery, Carol Green: Jack: Gary Lee, Bruce Anderson: Elliott: Laurence Ward, Dick Strandberg: Mary: Ruth Nelson, Judy Taylor: Jane: Shirley Jones, Dorothy Setterdahl: Jo: Patsy Lucas, Deanna Lambert: Mrs. Tyson: Jean Hughes, Janet Holmes: Robert Tyson: Glenn Kapple, Bill Wing: State Trooper: Glenn Wind, Don Dahlstrom. ALPHA CAST FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Ardith Elliott, Laurence Ward, Ruth Nelson, Carol Green, Deanna Lambert, Dorothy Setterdahl, Glenn Wind, Jerry Krueger, Bill Wing, Gary Lee, Ronald Hayden, Judy Rhoden- baugh, Myra loveridge, Jean Hughes. ' M n ' Ji, l 1 . T7 fs '1 Ai f X , fxw, .. I , 1 Q: 62? gpm' ,J , , . 4 YA. ji' 4 J a ,J 5 2 1 Q. Q' r X W , W 1 5, 0 rw 5, jf V I M ,,,,. ,,., . 'ar ',: t 0 I Q H ' Wk MQ.?a 'M ,f'J l' 'Q , P J .QQ W ' A ' L.. K . 1 cumpsnuullli -W gfigx' I - 1n'vu:1nl1 -,-r ! .4 b' -, . ' I wg: . V. A , 4 lm A X .xl .9 :- ' mis' N., 'r YA, J ,Q . f-:Q4 55-'53 ?+: .-U32 43 ax J , fa ff . 0 lla ,j f J W df? ff? x if 11515 1 , 32 . QQ!! V V A . ,.AVA H 4 K ' ' 3 A I VX. 4 I 1 if 1. . -x ji, L Y .. J . 29' ' v Q ' iw' . .Q .' A. V7 1 T sf N' if I V ' 4. Bob Neer Kay Murdock John Hougland Twila Taylor Tom Page Dean Morland Barry MCVietty Shirlene Taylor ., nfs lxwwx fx' Lai 3, Gary Peterson Judy Edmund Loren Swihart Larry Hammerlund Pat Nelson Carl Yocum Jim Brinker Dick Kask QPictures not availablel Larry Loveridge Dorothy Vancil Joyce Nystrom Larry Plunkett , 9 3 I . A i 5- . Leroy Johnson , VM Laura Brinker f Allan Johnson S 0 P H 0 M 0 R E S Leonard Schnowske Judy Ringberg Terry Swanson Karleen Larson Richard Horner Delmond Johns Gary Halsted Dorothy Lambm June Vance Jerry McDowell Helen Wright Jerry Gould Mr Behnke 'W' Mrs Anderson g n 'QM OLQQ Class Officers: Dale Walsten Dorothy Lambin Pat Nelson Jerry Gould Duane Bodeen Duane Bodeen Dale Walsten ig Gary Wing f7,Qf' 1 ,,,, J, Helen Anderson Kent Lindsey Larry Bolin Donna Jo Nelson Susan Bell Cletus Johnson Leroy Luallen Nancy Bugos Richard McCurdy Janice Simkins Larry Taylor ,J af-of f .27 ff X Y' N fl . - Martha McDowell , Ed Gullstrand 'Li ,L 1 7 9 A Barbara Elliott I . . Walter Brown K I1 ,X ' Dale Caulkms I ..f A T fix fs' Q..- v ' v Ox X I4 'itil R 3 LQ' E., L45 'V 4 X 95 X xllllm M 5 U1 ry rxxifrl DON ROBERTS Principal, 9th Grade Science , ff G 4? xl, ,lf .1 U v DOROTHY MOTT WILUAM MCGAUGHY WALTER MINDER Sth Grade, 7th Grade, Coach 9th Grade, Science, 9th Grade English Coach, Algebra ALBERT MILLER ALICE SHETLER ERMA LEE BACON 8th Grade, Coach 'Ith Grade Homemaking, Girls Physical Education Compliments of Compliments of BARLOW'S I. Cr.A. MARKET LLOYD C. EPPERSON w0odhu11 34 Alpha Junior High Student Council ROW Ig Nancy Erickson, Nancy Weech, Mary Hughes, Elizabeth Walsten, Mr. Roberts, Kit O'Deay, Conrad Lundblad, Darwin ..--- Swanson, John Anderson. ROW II: Marilyn Barlow, Karen Swanson, Carole Diggs, Philip Huff, John Krueger, Roger Sherrard, Ronald Zuidema. ROW III: Connie Nelson, Karen Kingery, Mary Sherrard. Freshman Athletics The freshmen played a five-game football schedule, winning three games and losing two. They won from Orion by a score of 9 to 0, and from Winola by scores of 26 to O and 39 to 0. They lost to Atkinson by a score of Z0 to 12 and to Reynolds by a score of 7 to 0. Thre freshmen basketball team went undefeated during the regular season play, winning all ten of the games on their schedule. They lost one game to Canton and won two games from Knoxville and Abingdon in the invitational tournament in Gales- burg to take the third place trophy. During the regular season, Roger Sherrard averaged Z1. 7 points per game, Dean Hanson averaged 14. Z points per game, and John Krueger averaged 12. 4 points per game. ROW I: Don Johnson, Jack Lambin, Roger Setterdahl, David Johnson, Gary Kness, Perry Ossian, Dale Sund- berg, Dean Hanson, ROW II:'John Krueger, Richard Maher, Richard Munson, Richard Carlson, Bob Scott, ,O ROW I: Dale Sundberg, Philip Huff, Dean Hanson David Browning, Roger Sherrard, Philip Huff, Jim is ' Perry Ossian, Roger Sherrard, John Krueger, Bob Bailey, ROW III: Gene Dollinger, Derrold Mont- Scott, ROW II: Richard Carlson, David Johnson, gomery, Don Litton, Charles Lenz, Richard Mason, Richard Nystrom, Jim Bailey, Jack Lambin, Gary Keith Walker, Mr. Minder. t Kness, David Browning. 1' 1 a Coach Minder Compliments of , COWSER ai JOHNSON C0mP11me'1fS of Bulldozing, Machine Tiling, Disc Plowing 35 BARTON BODY SHOP Woodhull Alpha 'rut' r QM 'Q H-it 76 'X ---gn -X ' David Browning K gi ' A Richard Carlson Y . f X an ah X49 l Carole Diggs . ., !' .J A? X J ' F, ,Q z-, a . -H ... ff fa stash t' 4 L2 ff v , ri N'- Crene Dollinger Gloria Doxsee Russell Drake Louise Elliott Patsy Flack Dean Hanson Philip Huff David Johnson Don Johnson Kay Johnston Barbara Jones Carol Jordan Judy Kes singer Karen Kingery Gary Kness John Krueger Jack Lambin Sandra Lee Charles Lenz Don Litton Compliments of Compliments of ALPHA OIL WAYNE LUTRELL COMPANY Geerl1ng's Dealer Alpha Alpha Lavonna Anderson Jim Bailey Robert Lucas Richard Maher Nancy Mason Richard Mason fno picturej De rold Montgomery Gary Munson MEN Bonnie McCaw Richard Nystrom Perry Ossian Sandra Reedy Karen Richards Anna Peters John Price Roger Setterdahl Bob Scott Mary Sherrard Roger Sherrard Dale Sundberg 1 for ff., X , , 4 ' , xi f, Hz 2? ash if lse, 'Q 'O x wp. ' ., Y i f., xx MAY -x -+' R if ' 2 'tt f Q 4.5 A .14 4 ,' N X 17 xy, I 96? -as G fi 9'l Compliments of CHEERLEADERS 1, as I X 5 .J jx , LJ., X 1 0 ,- o . : Q r Nl Bernard Verscha .. f Keith Walker Cs 4 if ,fx ' 4' if Q DR J- V Karen Kingery, Sandra Lee, Carole Diggs, WAITKUNAS Woodhull Carol Jordan 37 i Virginia White Marilyn York 5 'anal S 4 6.11 x, ar :uma 94' JI ... ik EIGHT A, ROW I: Georgia Wells, Shirley Munson, Diane Bodeen, Caroline Pople, Lorene Strange, Bill Simkins, Darwin Swanson, ROW II: Johnnie Peterson, Ronnie Buban, Judy Cathcart, Pat Clark, Sandra McDowell, Connie llenrikson, Donita Peterson, Marilyn Barlow, Mike Nelson, Terry Bolin, ROW III: Mr, Miller, Marvin Taylor, Jim Nelson, Robert Litton, Ronnie Zuidema, Jerry Melton John Wills, Reed Hughes, Rollin Swanson, BASKETBALL TEAM CHEERLEADERS Karen Swanson Connie Henrikson Connie Nelson Diane Bodeen ROW I: R, Buban, T, Strandberg, R, Hughes, B, Simkins, J, Krueger, D, Swanson, T, Noy, ROW II: R, Swanson, S, Descamps, J. Creek, Mike Nelson, J. Wills, R. Zuidema, G, Hammerlund, L, Turner, EIGHT B, ROW I: Gary Hammerlund, Mike Lowery, Jerry Creek, Rollin Setterdahl, Don Neer, Tommy Noy, Tom Strandberg, Steven Descamps, Jim Krueger, ROW II: Bobby Pitts, Ellen Lenz, Karolyn Watters, Connie Nelson, Nancy Miller, Nina Rhodenbaugh, Florence Johnson, Janet McLaughlin, Joan Briggs, John Anderson, ROW III: Miss Mott, Tommy Smith, Susan Johnson, Judy Bowman, Barbara McCurdy, Alice Vancil, Karen Swanson, Dan Genisio, Harvey Carlson, Lanny Turner, I if Compliments of Compliments of O'DEAY'S FOOD MARKET 38 ALPHA FEED AND FARM SUPPLY Woodhull Robert H. Sherrard Alpha SEVEN A, ROW I: Karen Bredberg, Coe Bloomberg, Roger Carlson, Conrad Lundblad, Terry Strandberg, Loretta Johnson, Carol Munson, Jackie Anderson, ROW II: Ray Ericson, Kit O'Deay, Jim Anderson, Dale Peterson, Alice Fischer, Elizabeth Walsten, Judy Thayer, Relda Caulkins, Joan Watters, Gaylen Elliott, Paul Strange, ROW III: Mr, McGaughy, Roger Taylor, Doris Wind, Lenora Drake, Marietta Whimpey, Sally Pople, Barbara Johnson, Randall Batman, Don Johnston, Eddie Larson, Bill Green, CHEERLEADERS BASKETBALL TEAM Barbara Johnson Mary Sundberg Karen Swanson Loretta Johnson ROW I: E, Larson, C, Lindsey, J. Browning, G, Barton, C, Lundblad, B. Ringberg, P. Slrarlge. ROW II: R. Taylor, J. Anderson, K, Johnson, R, Batman, K, Barman B, Green, D, Johnston G, Elliott, SEVEN B, ROW I: Lester Zuidema, Tommy Nelson, Mike Roller, Ronnie Horner, Gary Barton, Jim Browning, Carl Carlson, ROW II: June Erlandson, Mary Sundberg, Betty Metzner, Lorna Bland, Sandra Shattuck, Karen Swanson, Elizabeth Connelly Norma Brinker, Robert McDowell, Charles Lindsey, Bill Ringberg, ROW III: Mrs, Shetler, Nancy Weech, Nancy Ericson, Mary Hughes, Shirley Swanson, Carl Johnson, Kenneth Barman, Rhodes Liggett, Archie Samuelson, Kendall Johnson, Jack Anderson, Linda Holdsworth, Susan Plunkett, I W 8.41 si? Compliments of Compliments of OPHIEM GROCERY 39 ALPHA NURSERY Ophiem, Illinois Alpha, Illinois 23 Q A 1 Q .i,.,4m-ax '2 4 al as A 1 a si ' K- fx Q' ,I 5' ,wx 153 1 ,, -.- f N, 'l HW 'NhJ N ?i s I 1 u ,' ,AV K' E Q' I 45 4 N Q Q ' ml 6 4, ACTIVITIES G. A. A. FIRST ROW: Lois Peterson, Shirley Jones, Nancy Bugos, Janet Holmes, Mrs. Anderson, Ardith Elliott, Carol Horner, Dorothy Lambin, Carolyn Litton. SECOND ROW: Patsy Lucas, Dorothy Setterdahl, Judy Taylor, Par Nelson, Helen Wright, Donna Jo Nelson, Shirlene Taylor, Barbara Elliott, Susan Bell, Deanna Lambert, Janice Sim- kins. THIRD ROW: Myra loveridge, Janice McCurdy, Judy Kingery, Jean Hughes, Laura Franks, Carol Green, Ruth Nelson, Barbara John son, Judy Nelson, Dorothy Vancil, Martha McDowell. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Page, Imogene Vancil, Beverly Edmund, Suzanne Pople, Sandra Johnson, Barbara Lee, Lucille Granger, Leone Charlson, Judy Rhodenbaugh, Maxine Carlson, Judy Ringe berg, Helen Anderson, Judy Edmund, Joyce Nystrom, The G. A. A. met once a month with rec- reation consisting of deck tennis, volley- ball, baseball, and basketball. Everyone enjoyed being in this organization and it was a very successful year. Our advisor was Mrs. Bernice Anderson. The money making project for this year was a pancake supper on November 5, 1955. is Barbara lee, President Officers Pat Lucas, Vice-President Shirley Jones, Treasurer Laura Franks, Reporter Barbara Lee, President Dorothy Setterdahl Secretary Q--:If Denrus Wh1mpey Presldent Mr Metzger, Adv1sor 4... i FIRST ROW Barbara Lee Sandra Johnson Denms Whlmpey Carolyn Luton Judy Klngery Janet Holmes SECOND ROW Pat Nelson Mr Metzger Dave Roberts Ardlth Ellxot B111 Wlng Duane Bodeen Jerry Krueger and Jerry Gould Thls year Denn1s Wh1mpey was elected Pres1dent of the Student Counc1l the h1ghest honor an AlWood student can rece1ve Other off1cers were V1ce Pres1dent, B1l1W1ng and Secretary Treasurer, Sandra Johnson The COUHC11 act1v1t1es mcluded sponsormg the I-lomecorrung, present1ng four assembly programs attendmg the D1str1ct and State Convent1ons, sponsormg a parhamentary procedure class, p1ckmg up Junk 1n the sprlng part1c1pat1ng ln concess1or1s for football and basketball and buymg refreshments for the student body at Chr1stmas and on the last day of school At the t1me of thls wrxtmg hav1ng exchange assembly programs w1th other Conference schools 15 be1ng d1scussed 43 I 'r J X .f w wif' 1 V , . . ' 9 'M C 1 , 9 L li R 5 r , ' 1 3 n r 'V 1 1 - 1 ' . - , ' A. . . . , . , . . . . - . . . . n 1 - . 7 l . D I . HOMECOMING ROYALTY MXN awe garbfffa nz-fl .5 -'xx Y, ...J-Q, fi f-ev 'J' K X X nnx s S , gl A lflml ry rue r, r it lQlli tt, D e Willett, Sandra lolmxon, l5oroIhyl,ambit1, Dcwayn Nlalvnuson, Barht 1 lfgze, Jerry Gould, Suzie 'opleg ve Roberts, Judy Kingery, Gary Lee. 44 Hoppy Memories of Homecoming 1955 , ,x a v l A . FFAFat 25353 F Football boys 8: Coach Mr, XL Mrs. Behnke bf -2.5114 Semor Float Denms 8a Barb Mk Kmg 8a Queen of 1967 Metzgers G. A. A. Float l Pres1dent V1ce Pre s1dent Secretary Treasurer Parllamentarlan Rec reatlon Charrrnar Projects Cha1rrnan Degrees Cha1rman Pubhc Relat1ons Publ1c1ty Book L Carol Horner Suzanne Pople Judy Taylor Judy Klngery Barbara Johnson Carolyn Lltton Judy Rhodenbaugh Ardlth Ellxott Ruth Nelson Janet Holmes FUTURE HOMEMAKERS We ROW I Janice Srmkms Ardrrh Ellrott Janet Holmes Barb Lee Suzre Pople LOIS Peterson Patsy Lucas Deanna Lambert Twlla Taylor Martha McDowell ROW II Nancy Bugos Donna Jo Nelson Joyce Nystrom Judy Edmund Mrs Woodcock Advrsor Carol Horner, Ruth Nelson, Laura Franks, Judy Nelson, Barbara Johnson, ROW III Dorothy Vancll, Shlrlene Taylor, Barbara Elllott, Helen Wrrght, Dorothy Lambrn, Susan Bell, Pat Nelson, Beverly Edmund, Judy Rhodenbaugh, Maxlne Carlson, Lucrlle Granger, Leone Charlson, Sandra Johnson, Carolyn Lrtton, Judy Taylor, Judy Kmgery 46 2.4 K 14 ! -sh, 1 V at B 1 4 Historian .... . .Judy Nelson W A l . . ' ' f'7'A'- . . Y J r A OF AMERICA The theme of our F H A program th1s year was Wh1st1e Wh11e You Work Mrs Woodcock subst1tute teacher served as our adv1sor the f1rst three months and MISS Bonlta Snapp came 1n December M155 BOHIIH SMPP Second Semester and took over her new dut1es as F H A adv1sor Some of our projects and money malung schemes th1s year were a ch111 supper Chmstmas dance mothers' tea Daddy Date N1ght fr1endsh1p packag1ng fam11y pot luck and a V1S1t to the Andover Ch11dren's Home Some of our programs were Teen age Advlsor Travel All 1n all we had a very successful year Wlklw Ml Mrs Marjorre Woodcock Frrst Semester Mrs Dorothy EIIIOII Chapter Mother Advrsor 47 ' ' VI Q I . I . . . , ' vu - I 1 . 1 . . . , . i Fashion and Make -up, Civil Defense, and 9 l N ,i ul Tr W vm FUTURE FARMER ROW I Duane Bodeen Loren Swrhart Allan Johnson Dale Walsten Rrchard McCurdy Larry Plunkett ROW II Evan Melton Laurence Ward Gary Lee Glenn Wmd Kerth Erlandson Glenn Magnuson Donald Dahlstrom Mr Gelger ROW III ack Zurdema Brll Wmg Dave Roberts Dewayne Magnuson Russell Swanson B111 Taylor Gary Frenell We be11eve 1D the Future of Farm1ng 1S a part of the F F A Creed wh1ch our members conslder 1mportant when putt1ng forth efforts to develop var1ous Sk111S 111 farm1ng and leadershmp abrhty wh1ch w1ll enable them to do a good Job of farmlng and 1n turn w111 prov1de a sat1sfactory 11Ve11h00d for them 1U the years to come By hav1ng good strong project programs and part1c1pat1ng 1n the many contests to promote 1eadersh1p exper1ence, our members hope to estabhsh themselves as leaders 1n the1r commurutres and as operators of farmrng programs that w1ll prov1de satrsfactory mcornes as rewards for the1r efforts DAVE ROGERS Presrdent DeKalb Award Wmner Awarded to semor wrth the most outstandmg record ln leadershrp scholarship and project work Davld Roberts hold the State Farmer Degree IS State V1ce Presldent presrdent of the local chapter and has held the offlce of secretary and treasurer rn past years He ranks third ID hrs class scholastxcally Hrs project program consrsts of s1x purebred spotted Poland Chma sows four purebred Angus cows four Hereford steers and he farms 109 acres ln partnershlp wrth hrs father 48 'fvssrifkik ,I rx 7 . . . . . -V 3 . . . . . . . . . :J H . . . . . 1' ' I - I . . . . F AMERICA Dave Roberts, President Marvin Setterdahl, Treasurer Glenn Wind, Vice-President Russell Swanson, Sentinel Bill Wing, Secretary Dewayne Magnuson, Reporter Richard Geiger, Advisor SOIL CONSERVATION TEAM: ROW I: John Hougland, Allan Johnson, Larry Plunkett. ROW II: Loren Swihart, Dale Walsten, Duane Bodeen, 49 . cf- OFFICERS Ruth Nelson Dorothy Lambin Carol Horner Judy Rhodenbaugh Dorothy Setterdahl Q, . Q7 ' Pep Club ' PRESIDENT Judy Rhodenbaugh In their third year of existence AlWood's Pep Club has proved to be a worth-while group to the school, Some of their projects include sponsoring a student bus to out-of-town games, entering a top-ranking float in the Homecoming Parade, sponsoring the print- ing of basketball programs for the home games, presenting skits at the pep sessions, sponsoring the stand at home basketball games when it was their turn, gene ral planning of the Athletic Banquet, helping the cheerleaders purchase their suits, and encouraging the athletic teams and fans. Besides this, the Pep Club has fulfilled the main purpose for which it was established--to promote school spirit and promote interest in all athletic activities. ROW I: Judy Edmund, Judy Ringberg, Helen Anderson, Joyce Nystrom, Martha McDowell, Janice Simkins, Carol Horner, Lois Peterson, Lucille Granger, Leone Charlson, Shirley Jones. 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Q aifif if if Q 1? W '1f '- 1 Q 5 1 4 5' f -WH .M ,..-. ,Nw . . , ,, 7 I H BN , ', :.'.L -'Q I 4, ,. AlWood Ed1tor Barbara Lee News Ed1tors Leone Charlson Luc1lle Granger Features Sandra Johnson Jokes Frances Wells Sports Gene Malcolm Raymond Brown Adv1sor Mrs Swanson The Ace Staff composed of the Typmg II class wr1tes and pubhshes the school paper every three weeks Although the staff 1S small 1n number they nevertheless make up for the1r lack of personnel by the1r hard work Cornphments of Compl1ments of CLARK S HARDWARE LYMAN GUSTUS Alpha H? D' ,....... I R A w my E I Woodhull 56 Real Estate Broker gl Farm Loans SPORTS SPORTSCOPE g 40X 375 CHAMPS The 1955-56 athletic season has been a successful one for AlWood. Winning first place in the Cornbelt Conference in football, compiling a perfect record of eight wins and no losses fthe first time this have been done in the history of the schoollg getting temporary possession of the league traveling trophy, the Golden Ear , and the winning of the conference first place trophy by the sophomore basketball team, with a respectable 16 and 3 record -- these were the big highlights of the year through March. Track has not yet started at the time of this writing, but the out look is good, with the prospect of many new school records being set. However, the greatest thrill a boy receives while participating in athletics in not included in the won-and-lost records. The records will soon be forgotten, but the memories of hard practices, half-time instruc- tions during games by the coach, the injuries, and the joys of a game well played will live on in the minds of the players long after scores have passed from memory. The members of this year's teams have spent long hours practicing to be capable of giving their best to the team and to the school. Their efforts have been rewarded by the records they have made. It is appropriate that we include in this Sportscope a tribute to our coaching staff. It is generally acknowledged that a coach is no better than his teamg but it is also true that a team is no better than its coach. Coach Behnke and his assistant, Mr. Hegwood, have devoted many hours to teach- ing their teams not only the fundamentals but also the principles of good sportsmanship. The backing given the athletic teams is very important. No ball club can play its best before empty stands. This year, as in the past, the co- operation on the part of the cheerleaders, the Pep Club, and the older fans has been tremendous. This has been reflected in the spirit and attitude of the team. AlWood athletics have a bright future. The ninth grade team enjoyed a fine season in football and an outstanding year in basketball, completing a rugged basketball season with only one game lost. This year's freshmen will undoubtedly form the nucleus of a winning varsity in the years to come. 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Dale Wlllett Co Captarn Dewayne Magnuson Co Caprarn Gary Lee Roscoe Lowery Dave Roberts Co eaptarn ,N f' QP Jerry Gould Bruce Anderson Y Glenn Wlnd 1' 5 .ff I Glenn Magnuson LeRoy Carhcart Jerry Krueger R1chard McDowell WOODHULL RECREATION MCKEE DINER Russell Swanson Woodhull 60 Alpha B111 Evrard 9 ?'3 '! ,X PN us 9 J C cms gohns 01111 Band all Garry Frenell Jerry N1LDowell Larry Taylor Kerth Erlandson Larry loverldge Jerry Nflason 1 Allan Johnson Bud Dox ee W kent Lmdsey Larry Bohn Loren bwlhart U-G Larry Hammerlund HI'S ROLLER RINK ANDERSON REXALL DRUG Alpha 61 STORE Woodhull BASKETBALL SEASON ' N qwsiqpkets X wg FOOTBALL SEASON Judy Taylor, Judy Kingery, Ardith Elliott, Barbara Lee lm Kgs, 6 62' W Judy Taylor, Judy Kingery, Ardith Elliott, Barbara Lee .Sr Q65 s Xl ' Qvgkzx xx? K. Bill Wing, Coach Eugene Behnke, Ronald Hayden Dorothy Lambin, Carol Horner, Donna Jo Nelson Compliments of Compliments of M.ANNFNG'S MIDWAY STATION JOHNSON LUMBER 81 BUILDING SUPPLY Complete Lubrication Al ha 62 P U, s, 15o--ophiem Glenn Wlnd Bruce Anderson B111 Evrard AlWood Aces 55 56 Gary Lee Jerry Krueger hm Anderson Bud Doxsee Marvxn Setterdahl Comphments of ALPHA T,V. AND RADIO Alpha 65 Jerry Gould Roscoe Lowery Ken Watters 7 7 f 1 Af...75 'QWIQ L .Q W M . , I S., VY' I ':-,,..L W 7 . . 4 1 6 S S I 0 c 1955-56 VARSITY BASKETBALL 1955-56 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SEASON RECORD SEASON RECORD A1Wood Knoxville A1Wood 40 Knoxville 41 A1Wood Williamsfield A1Wood 61 Williamsfield 58 '9'A1Wood Atkinson '1'AlWood 52 Atkinson 63 'FAlWood Winola '1'A1Wood 47 Winola 44 4'A1Wood Sherrard '1'AlWood 47 Sherrard 42 'l'AlWood Reynolds '9'A1Wood 54 Reynolds 51 '9'AlWood Joy '1'A1Wood 73 Joy 60 '9'A1Wood Winola 'FAlWood 51 Winola 41 4'A1Wood Orion fkA1Wood 62 Orion 59 '9'AlWood Cambridge '9'A1Wood 61 Cambridge 36 'i'A1Wood Atkinson '4'A1Wood 66 Atkinson 60 A1Wood ROVA A1Wood 73 ROVA 67 'AlWood Sherrard 'FA1Wood 62 Sherrard 37 A1Wood Aledo A1Wood 59 Aledo 61 '9'AlWood Reynolds '9fAlWood 100 Reynolds 56 '0'AlWood Joy 'A1Wood 66 Joy 51 'lfAlWood Orion '9'A1Wood 63 Orion 57 '4'A1Wood Cambridge '9'AlWood 51 Cambridge 41 A1Wood Knoxville A1Wood 54 Knoxville 50 '9'Denotes Conference Games CORNBELT CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT DISTRICT TOURNAMENT A1Wood 62 Winola 81 A1Wood 70 Little York 80 ALEDO INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT A1Wood 51 Little York Player Games Lee J. Gould Wind J. Anderson B. Anderson Krueger T. Gould Lindsey Lower Evrareil Setterdahl Doxsee Watters Compliments of VARSITY BASKETBALL DATA INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS SA SM Shooting 70 FTA FTM FT 70 429 297 176 114 258 94 117 42 115 33 120 26 18 13 24 6 8 1 0 59 17 15 4 66 4 0 4 170 3 870 3 670 3670 2970 2270 7270 4 170 3 570 5 370 2 570 070 070 140 96 132 78 121 48 64 30 50 29 46 31 25 19 29 16 13 11 12 6 7 3 4 1 1 0 6 2 4 3 8 5 1 8 2 6 3 0 PF TP per 6970 47 448 Z0 5970 65 306 14 4070 73 236 11 4970 51 114 5 5870 38 95 4 6870 38 83 3 767: 13 45 7 5570 14 64 7 8570 19 23 1 5070 4 Z2 Z 4370 3 5 0 2570 0 1 0 070 3 O 0 Complime ts of n JONES GARAGE Average Points game 4 WOODHULL co-OP GRAIN woodhuu 66 Alpha G Y Lee Dave Roberts B111 Evrard Ru ar rx me Grermwmd a STANDING Glen en Wllld fosseu Swanson KNEE! d rs0rx Blu Ewa: u john Baud B1 Im B-ilrd B111 Taylor hm A0 e hard Mcgowe ne Magnuson Kapple ii31iseH Sw ansofl Deway XO! 'gale W mel! 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