Alton High School - Tatler Yearbook (Alton, IL)

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Contents Page Dedication .... 2 In Memoriam 3 Victory Tatler .... 4 Tatler Board 6 Alton front an Athletic Standpoint - 8 Recognition Honors 9 Faculty ----- 10 Graduation Programs ... 12-13 Classes ----- 14 Can You Imagine - - - - 16 Honor Roll 48 Letter “A” Men 50 Football ----- 51 Basketball 59 Track - - - - - 71 Debate ----- 75 Societies ----- 79 Dramatics ----- 89 Girls’ Chorus 92 Mixed Chorus 94 Boys’ Chorus 96 Sally’s Flirtation 97 Horrorscope - - - - 102 The Rough Rider - - - 103

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This issue of the Tatler is to be known as the Victory Tatler. First, because of the victories of our armies and those of our allies in the cause of democracy over the powers of autocracy and im- perialism. Second, because of the victories of our athletic teams, our foot- ball having won the Southern and Central Championship of the State, and our basket ball team the South Central Championship, losing but two out of games played. Third, because of the difficulties which we overcame to enable us to publish this book. This book is not what we would have liked it to be. in justice to the name of “Victory,” yet considering the fact that the Tatler Board was not elected until four months past the usual time, and other impediments, we hope that the reader will not be wholly dissatisfied with our production, as we have done our best in the time allotted to us. Tatler Board. t

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®atler Unarft Editor-in-Chief Palmer W. Hancock Associates Christine Clyne Margaret E. P. Moran Dale Benner Business Manager G. Dudley Harris Advertising Manager J. Milton Cassella Circulation Manager Kenneth A. Beach Art Editor L. Talket Wells Associates Milford A. Copley Roberta E. Megowen