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

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Calendar---1943-44 AUGUST 30--School opened. SEPTEMBER 3--LaFayette at Woodhull. 7--Woodhull at LaFayette. 8--Woodhull at Wataga. 10--Woodhull at Oneida. 10--Freshman Initiation. 15--VVoodhull at Rio. 17--Wataga at Woodhull. 21--Woodhull at Altona. 22--Rio at Woodhull. 24--Victoria at Woodhull. 28--Oneida at Woodhull. OCTOBER 7--End of first six weeks. 8--Blackhawk Teachers Meet- ing. 26--Seniors had their pictures taken at Hawkins in Moline. NOVEMBER 4--Junior Class Play. 11--Armistice Day. No School. Scrap Drive. 15--Basketball season begins with Victoria at Woodhull. 19--Cambridge at Woodhull. 20--End of second six weeks. 23--Woodhull at LaFayette. 24--Woodhull at Coal Valley. 25-26--Thanksgiving Vacation. 30--Kewanee at Woodhull. DECEMBER 1--Woodhull at Altona. 3--Woodhull at Galesburg. 7--Woodhull at Wataga. 10--Woodhull 14--Woodhull 1 6--Sgt. Brackles. 17 at Viola. at Alpha. --Alumni at Woodhull. Safety First 20--All School Christmas Party 21--Woodhull at Kewanee. 23-Christmas Vacation Starts. 29 --Geneseo Tournament. JANUARY 3--School opens. 4--LaFayette at Woodhull. 6-7--Semester Exams. 7-.VVoodhull at Cambridge. 11--Altona at Woodhull. 14--Andover at Woodhull. 18--Woodhull at New Windsor. 19--Oneida at Woodhull. 21-Geneseo 2nds at Woodhull. 25--Alpha at Woodhull. 28--Coal Valley at Woodhull. FEBRUARY 1--Woodhull at Andover. 2--Galesburg at Woodhull. 7 --Sophomore Party. 8--Wataqa at Woodhull. 9--Woodhull at Oneida. 11-- 15--New Windsor at Woodhull. 16--Woodhull at Victoria. 18--Fourth six weeks ends. 22--Oneida Tournament. 23--Rev. Tucker gives talk. MARCH 8--Board and Faculty Dinner. 23--Anti-Saloon Speaker. 31--Fifth six weeks ends. APRIL 28--Senior Class Play. MAY 5--Junior-Senior Prom. 1 1-1 2--Final Exams. 14--Baccalaureate. 16--Commencement. Woodhull 2nds at Geneseo.

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Prophecy---Continued i' who is a statistician in the Naval Intelligence Department where she has gained recognition for fine work. Lieutenant Betty Wilson who we see talking with Lieutenant fJun- ior Gradej Anna Richards has served as Recruiting Officer for the Waves It is through Lt. Wilson's efforts that the Waves have become such a vital part of the Navy. Lt. Cjgl Richards has been serv- ing under Lt. Wilson in the Recruiting Office and has been commend- ed for her fine work. Everyone cheers now as Admiral Magill makes his appearance escorted by Captains Wilbur Newman and Robert Dolan. Capt. New- man and Capt. Dolan are Admiral Magill's personal advisers and have served him for several years. The dinner is served and then Lt. Commander Anderson and Capt. Clark give their addresses, which are followed with ballroom dancing. It seems but a short time until we hear the orchestra play- ing Home Sweet Home and the Ball is over. Everyone shakes hands with the distinguished guest and then leave to resume their duties. ---by GENE CLARK ARLAND ASPLUND 'A'

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