Aledo High School - Astrum (Aledo, IL)

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Rlchard Fell Richie was a boy who didnt spend much time with girls at least untll his senior year He was either working at the station or riding in his Chevxe convert DIVISION 1958 Patrlcla Lyman As co editor of the Astrum member of the Student staff and an actress in plays Pat had a busy four years but she man aged to do an excellent Job on everything she undertook Dale R.lgglIlS Betty Snell Dale loved school and girls but Betty was always welcomed in any he liked his car better group and added life to any party Page Twenty five Harry Longley Harry may be quiet in a classrozmi but put him on a wrestling mat, and hc will show you how quiet he is. He was the heavy-weight champion wrcstfer this year. Francis Chlnlund Without Franny ln our football line A H S would haxe had a tough tlme getting second ln the Little Six His efforts merlted him an Little All State avs ard I Q - -I - - H - 1 - - 4. 1, o - 1 i i 1 i . . , K 2 V I X 1 Y A A xx '

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Bob Brldgford Always around but nexer a sound seemed to b Bridges motto He was alvxays ready to help where h could especlally on the Astrum Nancy Keating Thls llvely blonde could always be seen gomg f1V6 dlfferent ways at the same tlme but Nan always ended up Just rxght Llnda Lemon Lynns greatest loxe was mus1c She was one of the greatest en thusxasts of rock and roll Bob Bloomer Seldom walklng always talkmg Bob vxent a lot of places 1n h1s blue Chevle He could reallv svxmg on the dance floor too Page Twenty four Davld Johnson Daxes flrst love was h1S Coon hounds but he wxll be remem bered for the hard work he dld for our class EXECUTIVE Jack Holt Jacks lnterests were dlvxded be tween three major subJects a car a glrl and Qumns grocery store Qumns took the DFIZE and Jack left the AHS halls ln Aprll . v V e .. 4 . .. I ' e . .. ,, . . , V . y , . . Y - 1 - R 0 ----- - - Y . .. ., .

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Neil Giffin A wonderful fellow- as one can see, football player and member of A. V. C. The gray bomb his prize posession, he cou1dn't wait until the last proces- sion. Sharyn Balmer Gettxng As ln shorthand was no task for th1S senxor g1r1 and she dldnt seem to have any trouble 1n extra currlcular 8Ct1Nlt16S elther Murrel Hollis If students were pald mlleage on thelr cars Murrel would be a m1l lxonalre Carroll Chapman Thls tall semor boy never seemed to have many cares and lf he d1d they couldn t have been about school work Jacl Steele More than anyone else JHCI was a pal of all the class As edltor m chlef of The Student she al readv has started a lxterary career 1958 Patrlcla Wakeland Pats mterests centered outslde of our school but she was always fr1end1y ln her speclal sort of way Page Twenty slx