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

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ROBERT MAGILL Superintendent, Chemistry, General Science. M.A. University of Missourig Normal Summer Work Blackburn Collegeg B.S. Central Missouri State Teachers College Fredericktown, Mo., Jr. H.S. 1928-30 Williamsville Grade School 1930-33 Broadwell High and Grades 1933-35 Scottville Community H.S. 1935-40 Kinderhook H.S. 1940-43 Woodhull Twp. H.S. 1943- REX PRUITT Coach, History, Mathematics Edenburg Indiana High Schoolg DePauw University A.B. Charleston State Normal: Summer Session Notre Dame University: Summer Session University of Illinoisg Summer Session Greenfield H.S. 1925-28 Staunton H.S. 1928-29 Geneseo H.S. 1929-33 Woodhull H.S. 1942- MARION HAINLINE Industrial Arts, Social Science, English Western Illinois State: Normal Academyg Bradley College B. Ed Western Illinois State Teachers College Woodhull Grade School 1923-24 Hamburg H. S. 1926-31 Woodhull H.S. 1925-26 Woodhull H.S. 1931- MABEL EASLEY Typing I, Typing II, Shorthand I, Shorthand II, Bookkeeping B.A. Western Illinois State Teachers College, University of Iowa---Graduate Work Woodhull H.S. 1936- LA VERE MCKENNA Home Economics, Biology B.S. Bradley College Woodhull H.S. 1938- DOROTHEA BECKER ' English, Latin I and II, Dramatics, ' B.A. Lombard Collegeg University of Iowag Summer Session Varna H.S. 1931-36 Woodhull H.S. 1936-

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A Word From the Principal if The Woodhull Township High School opened its doors after a summer vacation with an enrollment of seventy-two students. All of our former teachers were back at their posts with the exception of Mr. Winters. Mr. Robert Magill of Kinderhook is the principal and teacher of chemistry and general science. Twenty freshmen were initiated into our school at a school party by our Senior Class. Our school year is fast drawing to a close. Our school has enjoyed many activities. November 11th our students celebrated the day by collecting scrap paper and iron for our government. The drive was very successful. The collection brought one hundred and fifty-eight dollars to be divided between our classes. Most of this money is help- ing to pay for the pictures in the annual. During the last of November our high school was visited by Mr. Edmundson from the State Department of Public Instruction. The re- port of the inspector has been read and approved by the Board of Education. The report was very favorable 'and the citizens of Wood- hull have every reason to be proud of their high school. The Woodhull High School is making an attempt to meet the needs of the students and community. Advanced courses in mathe- matics are offered. Chemistry and physics are being alternated. Typing and Shorthand are available to students. Students have the opportun- ity for two years work in manual arts. Students are given four years Work in English. The Woodhull Township High School is recognized by the state and accredited with the University of Illinois. ROBERT W. MAGILL.

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