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

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Is that the best you can do, girls? Doesn't it taste good, Don? Our alert (?) class president Hurry! Put your horns away (the ones you blow.) Save some for the others, Mike.

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THEY WILL BE LEADERS TOMORROW Charles Lindsey Alice Fischer Secretary Treasurer Betty Metzner Carol Munson Tom Nelson Dale Peterson Susan Plunkett Sally Pople Bill Ringberg Mike Roller Archie Samuelson Sandra Shattuck Kathy Speas Terry Strandberg Mary Sundberg Karen Swanson Rodger Taylor Judy Thayer Jean Vermeire Elizabeth Walsten Joan Watters Nancy Weech Maryetta Whimpey Doris Wind Lester Zuidema 25

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JUNIOR PLAY CAST iMeg, the eldest.................................................Karen Bredburg The (Jo, the playwright..............................................Joan Watters Little Women (Beth, the housekeeper.............................................Karen Swanson (Amy, the artist....................................................JacquelineAnderson Mrs. March, their mother........................................................Nancy Erickson Mr. March, their father.........................................................Mike Roller Aunt March, Mr. March’s elderly sister..........................................Mary Hughes Hannah Mullet, the cook.........................................................Sally Pople Mr. Laurence, wealthy neighbor..................................................Ronald Horner Laurie, his grandson............................................................Don Johnson Professor Bhaer, a German teacher...............................................Kendall Johnson (1st girl........................................................Nancy Weech Neighbors (2nd girl........................................................Lorna Bland and (3rd girl........................................................Loretta Johnson Friends (4th girl........................................................Judy Thayer On April 8. 1960, the Junior Class presented Little Women adapted from the immortal novel by Louisa May Alcott and directed by Mrs. Ruth Bloomberg. To add reality to the setting, the entire cast was costumed in fashions similar to those worn in the early 1860's--the time at which the story takes place. Prompters: Elizabeth Walsten Alice Fischer The little women and their mother busy with their sewing.