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

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BARBARA SWANSON English II Girls P. E. 'Jheq Wane Gun .2 ....-u.a-q sfsukfev- A .W , GENE BEHN KE Coach Mathematics Economics RICHARD LSEILQER Ailriculture ESTEl.l.E MILLER Ciioral Misic gp 3 .44 g,,',..nw- 1 W Q J. ff -4 'S Patiently and carefully our teachers have endeavored to build our structure of knowledge higher and Higher. They have shown ns how to apply the facts we learned in the elementary grades to new problems and life situations. Besides their regular teaching duties they have sponsored our other activities in the following ways. Mr. Metnger is the advisor for the Student Council and senior class, as well as being the general overseer of all of us in his capacity as principal of AlWood High School. Miss Snapp finds her spare time well occupied with affairs of the F. ll. A., Junior class Qwith its prom and carnivalj and Pep Club. Mrs. McGanghy, as our librarian, oversees our reading and research facil- ities everyday of the week. She also sponsors the newly organized F. T. A. organization. Mr. Behnlie is well known r-,Q ' Compliments of Woodlwll 24 wooonutt Moroiz COMPANY

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We aim to 'Jeach BACK ROW Karen Rrchards Jamce McCurdy Joyce Nystrom Nancy Bugos Carol Horner Twrla Taylor Mrs McGaughy Carol Green Donna Jo Nelson Ardrth Ellrott Shrrley Jones Barbara Jones Bonnre McCaw FRONT ROW Delmond Johnson Dale Walsten Dorothy Setterdahl Susan Bell Judy Rhodenbaugh Myra Loverrdge Karleen Larson Judy Krngery Larry Bolm Larry Plunkett F T A wlll lead the way To a new and brlghter tomorrow Hand rn hand across the land We are burldrng youth today Symbolrzed rn these words IS the arm of the Future Teachers of America Thus national orgamzatlon IS strrvmg to create more mterest un the teachrng professron an thus country s hugh schools for today s students w be tomorrow s teachers The Anne Sullrvan Macy chapter of the F T A was orgamzed here at AlWood thas fall Although ut IS a new club, It already boasts a membershnp of 23 members One of our members, Ardrth Elliott, was elected corresponding secretary ofthe drstrrct F T A at nts fall meetrng rn October Some of the members have done some practrce eachrng at the grade school durrng short absences of drfferent teachers ln thus way they are beginning to ake their part In bulldmg youth today STANDING Dale Walsten Delrnond Johnson Larry Plunkett SEAThD Donna Jo Nelson Dorothy Setterdahl Carol Horner Judy Krngery Myra Lovendge Compliments of Compliments ot SANQUIST BARBER SHOP 23 DR W M NEWTON Woodhull Alpha l T . . . . I I I I D I I I l I I 1 I I 0 . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . u ' ... . . .. ,, 1 . . . . 1 . . ... . .. Q . . . . 0 s ll . all I . . ... . . .. . . . . . . .. . 1. ... . n - . . . . . -1 - - , 1 ' I . . . , , 1, - 'u-- ll l , . 1 1 1 . - 1 ...

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School 'ionemen for his extensive actixities as our coach, and he also helps keep the sophomores in line as their advisor. Our ag teacher, Mr. Geiger, sponsors many activities connected with his department. The chief ones are the F.F. A. and the AlWood Calf Clnh. Our senior faculty member, Mr. llainline, serves gms the assistant principal. Miss Barbara Swanson directs the plays and also is advisor for the sophomore class and the G. A. A. Our yearbook sponsor is Mrs. Dorothy Swanson, who also serves as a senior class advisor. Our science teacher, Mr. M. D. HAINLINE Browning, is a junior class sponsor and a I Industrial Arts co-sponsor ofthe testing program along with Mr. Metzger. As seniors we urge all nnderclassmen to take advantage of thc all-aronnd school program represented here. IRENE MCGAUGHY English lll and IV latin N, DON RIGGLE RUTH MASON Bdlld 54.1001 lwnrse Home Nursing DORO'l'llY SWANSON COlllrllCTClJ.l oableets C? LOL lo BROWININLJ 5L1t. ice Compliments of Compliments of VILLAGE CAFE JOHNSON'S HARDWARE 6 ELECTRIC Wooclhull 25 Woodl-,UH