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

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HELEN ANDERSON Senior Award Winners This year Helen Anderson received the honor of being chosen to represent the Class of 1958 as the win- ner of the Daughters ofthe American Revolution Award, and the American Legion Good Citizenship Award. Duane Bodeen was the boy chosen to receive the Ameri- can Legion Good Citizenship Award. Helen and Duane were chosen on the basis of their dependability, service, leadership, and unselfish loyalty to American ideals. Seniors To Be Rather Than to DALE CAULKINS Football 1 Basketball 1 DUAN E BODEEN Seem LARRY BOLIN Chorus 1,4 Officer 4, Class V President 4, FTA 3 Football, Basketball 1 2,3, Track 1 2 3 MIKE DRISCOLL Football 1 Swimming Team 2, Track 1 DOROTHY VANCIL horus 1,2,3,4, FHA 1 2, GAA Pep Club 2 3 4

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pt SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President - Jerry Gould Vice President - Larry Bolin Secretary - Duane Bodeen Treasurer - Dale Walsten Reporter - Pat Nelson Student Council Representatives - Delmond Johnson Larry Plunkett 1 Seniors The outlook for high school graduates of today is as much dif- ferent from that facing the early graduates of our community as the newest of the new autos, the Edsel here, is from the covered wagons of the pioneers. Those graduates knew nothing of Sputnik or missiles. It took several days to travel a distance by horseback or wagon. lt now takes only a few hours to travel the same distance in an automo- bile, or a few minutes to travel the same distance in an airplane. In order to attend high school many years ago, the students had to walk many miles. Today buses take us to and from school every day. Living conditions of one hundred years ago cannot be com- pared with those today. Television, telephone, and radio were un- known. The scientific age has brought with it many good things for mankind and also intensified problems of defense and survival. Our forefathers had to learn to work with their hands to survive, but as we look ahead we see greater and greater demands for skilled workers and for knowledge of space, rockets, and of things of which the pioneers never had heard. Our school curriculum necessarily is undergoing changes to keep up with these times. Already math and science classes have become more popular among the lstudents. We seniors are realizing this year of our graduation from high school can't mean the end of our edu- cation, but only the beginning of an entirely new education in learn- ing to live in this world of new developments every day. A

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Donna Jo's locker stacked agam, Leroy? JUDY EDMUND Chorus 1 2,3,4 Ensemble 3 FHA123 GAA Pep Club 2 3,4, Annual Staff 3 4 Co Edrtor 4, Honor Socrety 3,4, Secretary 4 Paper Staff 1 FTA 4 Offxcer 4 Class Play 3 CHARLES HAMMOND mae Club 1,2 3 EDWARD GULLSTRAND Chorus 2,3,4, Bmsemble 3, Minstrel Show 3,43 Class Play 33 Annual Staff 45 Football 1,2,3,4, Track 2,3, Manager l,3. JOHN HOUGHLAN D Band 1,2,3,4gFFAl,2,3g Football l,3, Track 2. l 29 f V DOROTHY LAMBIN Chorus 1 2 3 4, FHA President 1, GAA 2 3 4 Pep Club 2,3 4 Officer 3 Student Councrl 3,4 Sec retary Treas 4 State Conventron Delegate 3 Queen's Attendant 1,2 3 4 Cheerleader 1,2,3 4 Lxbrary Club 4 V Pres 4 Student Lrbrarran 3 Class Play 3, Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 LARRY LOVERIDGE Chorus 2,3,4, Ensemble 3 Mmstrel Show 3,4, Foot ball Basketball 1