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

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Class History if The purpose of this history is not to relate every step in the pro- gress of the class of '44 from our humble beginnings as Freshmen, four years ago, to the height we now occupy, but to give you those factors of our class development and activities. On the contrary, our four ,fears at Woodhull High have not been idle ones. As we entered our Freshman year, our class consisted of fourteen students, each one shy but willing to take in stride whatever confronted them. After going thru the usual ordeal of initiation, things went on smoothly and the class members Were: Bill Edwards, Robert Christian, Gene Clark, Virginia Swanson, Arlene Engstrom, Elizabeth Holmes, Lowell Granburg, Lois Alexander, Ila Mae Molberg, Violet Swanson, Dorothy Nelson, and Geraldine Murray. P The first year completed, we began our second year with much less difficulty and we were no longer looked upon as Freshies. This year we received six fine new members, Phyllis Anderson, John Wil- cox, Audrey Litton, Wilbur Newman, Richard Peterson, and Betty Wilson. But during the same year lla Mae Molberg, Violet Swanson, and Bill Edwards left our class. The class took part in various activ- ities as another year sped swiftly by. VVe began our Junior year with a class membership of seventeen as Arland Asplund, Vernon Wilson, Bob Dolan, and Elsie Gecan joined our class. During this year we had the experience of taking part in the Junior Class Play and the annual Junior and Senior banquet and Prom. Near the end of the first semester, Elsie Gecan transferred to LaSalle High School, making us a class of sixteen. In this, our last year, we have a class of seventeen as Arlene Eng- strom left us at the close of our Junior year, but beginning the second semester Anna Richards began school here. This year the class has taken part in many outside activities. In the fall we sponsored a scrap drive and in the spring the Senior Class Play and Return Party. Also the entire class has been active in compiling the school annual which has been no little job. After graduation many of our boys, and perhaps some of the girls will enter the services of our country. Those who do not will take up their different places in life, but whatever paths they take, we are assured they will be victorious. BETTY WILSON.