Alton High School - Tatler Yearbook (Alton, IL)

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February Class, 1916. ARTHUR HORN, President— “Art” Kanawha. Trio. Orchestra. Junior Play, ’14. Class Vice-President, ’12-’13. Class President, ’14-’15-’16. Class Day Program, 16. ROBERT GADDIS, Vice-President— “Bob” Pushmataha. Class Basketball. Class Vice-President, ’14-’15-’16. HARVEY CALAME, Secretary— “Pete” lllini. Class Treasurer. ’13. Class Secretary, ’14-’15- 16. Junior Play Com., ’14. Class Basketball, 15-’16. Class Day Program Com., ’16. WALLACE COLONIUS, Treasurer— WallJe” Kanawha. Vice-President, ’15. Class Treasurer, ’15-’16. Extempore Representative at Southern 111. Conference, ’15. Chairman Class Day Program Com. “Frosh ! Obey them that have the rule over you and submit yourselves. I am one that is a laughing stock to his neighbor.—Ward Dale. 18 A either have I obeyed the voice of my teachers.—Mitchell Petruzza.

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Graduating Exercises MID-WINTER CLASS 1916 ALTON HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM FRIDAY EVENING. JANUARY 28. 1916 Invocation Rev. Edward L. Gibson Music—Lovely Night ...........................Offenbach Girls’ High School Chorus. Salutatory.................................John Dresler Music—Henry VIII Dances......................E. German (1) Morris Dance, (2) Shepherds’ Dance, (3) Torch Dance. Prof. W. D. Armstrong’s Orchestra. Address— H. S. Magill, Jr., Supt. Schools, Springfield, III. Music—A Twilight Revel......................Ferraris-Elliot Girls’ High School Chorus. Valedictory.................................Marian Goudie Presentation of Diplomas— By J. W. Schoeffier, President Board of Education. Music— («) Spring Song............................Mendelssohn (b) Traumerei............................... Schumann Prof. W. D. Armstrong’s Orchestra.

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GEORGE BRAUN— “Tanglefoot” Pushmataha. Football, ’14-’15. Class Track, ’13. Class Basketball, ,12-,13-’14,-15-,16. Captain, ’14-’15. Basketball, ’14-’15. JOHN DRESSLER— ‘Jonn’e” Pushmataha. Salutatorian. LEONE ELWELL— “Cutie” Pushmataha. Class Day Program Com. MARION GOUDIE— “Meg” Kanawha. Valedictorian. MILDRED GOUDIE— “Mid” Kanawha. Class Day Program. EUGENE HOCKSTUHL— “Gene” Push mataha. Class Day Program. Miss Naylor to II Latin Class) — “Remember, there is no ‘fur’ in Latin —it’s too warm a country.” Mr. Metz (to Caldwell, who came into class whistling)—“Nelson, if you want to hear music, listen to the band on your hat.” 19