Alton High School - Tatler Yearbook (Alton, IL)

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Honor Alma Armour Clyde Schmoeller Emma Horn Paul Scott Casper Jacoby Walter Wood Jewell Landon Adele Sotier Bert Russell Edward Stafford Charles Fairman Thomas Mayo Alice Gates Helen Hudgens Floyd Bolton Theodosia Taylor Blanche Browning Eleanor Mawdsley Mary Eunice Caywood Florence Rose Esther Hill Harry Snyder Orland Keyburtz Ralph Webb Arthur Horn Elmer Nixon Herbert Mueller Almeda Weindell Eleanor Jun Matthews Quigley HONOR ROLL, FEBRUARY, 1914 High Honor Theodore Kohlhepp Louise Draper Jane Pace John Dressier Virginia Taylor Marian Goudie Arthur Horn Alice Joesting Verna Andrews Honor Helen Joesting Adele Sotier Jewell Landon Edward Stafford Eunice Redman Lillian Wentz Adolph Wuerker Raymond Andrews Leona Koch Nathan Cassella Henry Kramer Charles Fairman Charles McHenry Alice Gates Thomas Mayo Helen Hudgens Nina Rintoul Erwin Koch Theodosia Taylor Bertha Zimmerman Harriet Burnap Orland Keyburtz Mary Eunice Caywood Charlotte Stamper Margaret Hile Emma Sullivan Eugene Walter Gilbert Davies Ralph Landon (five subjects) Hazel Gascho Henrietta Maxeiner William Kolb Elsa Schaperkotter Wilfred Gates Herbert Mueller Gladys Gates Georgia Patterson Nina Goudie Margaret Scherrer Jessie Lowder Arthur Schmoeller Edith Mather Oscar Schoeffler 15

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Requirements For High Honor—Four regular subjects with no grade below excellent (92), and no demerits. For Honor—Four regular subjects with no grade below 85, and not more than three demerits. Where more than four regular subjects have been carried, the number is indi- HONOR ROLL, JUNE, 1913 High Honor Elvira Gormley Rudolph Knight Emily Nixon (five subjects) Mamie Snyder (five subjects) Bessie Stallings (six subjects) Helen Joesting (six subjects) Adolph Wuerker Louise Draper (five subjects) Jane Pace (six subjects) Richard Ryan Theodosia Taylor George Walter Marjorie Browne Eugene Walter John Dressier 14 Marian Goudie (Also last year; name omitted by mistake)

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February Class, 1914 Officers Bert Russell, Theodore Kohlhepp, Moreland Rintoul, Adele Sotier, President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Colors—Purple and Gold Bert Russell. Tom Henry. Moreland Rintoul. Margaret Brown. Helen Joesting Kanawha. U. A. Football, 09. Illini. Illini. Kanawha. Class Pres., 12-13. Art Editor Tatler, 12. Class Business Mgr. Quill, ’12. A. A. A. Assn. Capt. 10. Pres. U.A. Literary r Society, ’ll. U. A. Baseball, ’ll. Pres. Pushmataha. 13. Class Secy. T3. Senior Drill, 12. Valedictorian. Basketball. ’12-13. Baseball, 12. U. A. Basketball Capt. 'll. U. A. Track Capt., ’ll. Class Basketball, ’ll; Capt. 12. Track 12; Capt.‘13. Football, ’11-12. Capt. ’13. The younger generation do not want instruction, being willing to instruct it anyone will listen to it.—Charles Forbes. 16