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ol tlie 1937 latler lwave endeavored to oresent to
you tlne lumni and undergraduate9 ol Alton
tlwrougln tlie eyes ol a movie camera
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if vve ave lneloed in ringing ael4 some ol tlwe
pleasant memories ol scliool careers vve ave
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THE STAFF
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l'ligl'i . . . a daily review ol our seliool activities
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It 15 wrth great pleasure that we the members of
the 1937 Tatler Staff clezllcate thls volume of th
Tatler to Waralerman P Stalhngs Mr Stalhngs
has been a te icher 1n Alton Hlgh for elghteen
years te1ch1ng Commerclal Arxthmetlc and
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july 24 1920
October 26 1936
She 15 s1xteen and heautrful as dawn
To make no prayer to stay her hour of hvmg
To spare her loss and pa1n and joy of grvmg
To hold the petaled bud the drop of dew
And keep her lovely Wlth eternal youth
And days that weave a careless fantasy
I would not rob her of the thorns of truth,
For sorrow deeply pays for ecstasy
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Contents
Introduction
Administration
Athletics
Qrgantzdtlon
Advertisers and Features
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OLGA BARTHOLOMEW CLARA BLALKARD
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Commerual Geogr zphy
Gym Director of Athletlcs
JANE V. HENRY
F. HEROLD HARLAN F0055
General Science Cafeteria Manager
Biology
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ARNDT, JOE
President of january class . Boys' Cabinet
'35737 . HifY '34736 . Dramatic Club .
National Honor Society '36 . Tennis '36.
NORRIS, BETTY JO
VicefPresident of january class . Pep Club
'35736 . National Honor Society '36 .
Dramatic Club , Glee Club . "LelaWala" .
"And It Rainedn . Senior Play.
CONNERLY, OTIS
Secretary of january class . HifY '36 .
Shakespeare Club 36 Senior Play
WOOD MAX
Treasurero anuary class Band 33 36
Dramatic Club Tunes Staff H1Y 36
UFIC
REYNOLDS GSKER
Preswlent o une class Boys Cabinet
35 37 Quill E-9 Scroll 35 37 Times
Staff 35 37 Football 34 36 Basket
ball 35 37 Track 36 Big Hearted
Herbert
BROWN DORA
V1cePres1dent o une class Natronal
Honor Society 36 37 Creative Wrlting
Club 36 37 Shakespeare Club 34
French Club 34 Glee Club 36 Pe
Club 36 37 Cheer Leader 36 37
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Secretary o une class H1Y 35 37
And It Rained Big Hearted Herbert
STALLINGS JANE
Treasurer o june class National Honor
Society 36 37 Creative Writing Club
36 37 French Club 35 37 Pep Club
35 37 Glee Club 35 37 Lelawala
And It Ramed Big Hearted Herbert
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Glee Club . Girl Reserves.
AUSTIN, IVADEAN
BAUSER, KENNETH
Boys' Cabinet . Football ,35 . Football
Iviamger 36 , Senior Play.
BECK HERBERT
HIY Glee Club 35 36 Band
BELCHER MARY KATHRYN
Shakespeare Club Orchestra Stnng
uartet Serv1ce Club Nat1onal Honor
Socmety
BELL LESLIE
BELT EVELYN
Pep Club
BETHARDS LEONARD
Boys Cablnet 35 37 Trick 36 TImes
Staff 34 36 Football 36 CIptun
Appleyxck Semor Play
BUCK CHARLES
Senlor Pl Iy
CHEVALLEY IRMA
French Club
COULTER ELLEN JULIA
Grrls Councll 34 37 Tunes Strff 35
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DELANO, EUGENIA
Crchestra . Glee Club . AllfState Chorus,
Pep Club . Art Club , "Emperor's
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Rainedv . Senior Play.
DODGE, SARAH
AllfState Chorus '35336 . Glee Club '34'
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ELMENDORF, ALICE
GORDON ELEANOR
CNot griduitingj
GORDON MADELINE
Girl Reserves Glee Club
HANES VIRGINIA
French Club National Honor Society
Times Staff uill E99 Scroll Creative
Writing Club
HECHLER FLORENCE
HENDERSON LULA MAE
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HIY 35 37 Stamp Club 36 37 Service
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HEUER VIRGINIA LEE
Dramatic Club Pep Club Senior Play
Whole Town s Talking
HOPPE EILEEN
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Boys' Cabinet . Football '33936 . Basket'
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HORN, WILLIAM FND
Band 33736.
HUGHSON, LUCILLE
Girl Reserves . Pep Club.
JACKSON, JOHN PAUL
Carver HifY.
JENNINGS DOROTHYANN
Qulll Ee? Scroll NfIt1onal Honor SocIety
DrIImIt1c Club Tunes Staff 35 36
EWELL FRANCES
KEENEY BERNARD
Cdptdm Apple1ack Senlor Pl Iy
KELLY MARIE
KERR GAIL 'PUD
Tunes buff u1ll Ei Scroll NIt1onIl
Honor Socmety French Club
LANDISS ROBERT
LEESE ANITA
NIt1OnIl Honor SOc1ety 36 French
Club 36 Shakespeare Club 36 Pep
Club 34 36 Lelawald
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Art Club '33736 . Tatler Staff '34 . Band
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MARTIN, DOLORES
National Honor Society . Quill Es? Scroll.
Dramatic Club . Times Staff , Shakesf
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"Sunbonnet Girl" . "The First Dress
Suit" . "LelaWala" . i'The Whole ToWr1's
Talking" . "And It Rainedu , "Captain
Applejackf'
MAWDSLEY, GERALDINE
Girl Reserves . Pep Club.
MELTON RUTH
MEYER DOROTHY
Service Club
MEYER NORMA
Nation il Honor Society Shakespeare
Club
MORGAN RUTH 950
French Club 34 Pep Club
MOULTON HARRY
GHLEY DORIS
Shakespeare Club Pep Club
PARKER CTIS
PIEPER ROBERTA
Pep Club Service Club Senior Play
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G1rls Councxl N.1t1onal Honor Soclety
French Club Pep Club Servlce Club
ROUSSBAU FLORENCE
Pep Club Senlor Play
RUSSEL WINIFRED
Glrls Councll Natronal Honor Socuety
French Club Pep Club Shakespeare
Club Fxrst Dress Sult
RUSSELL GENE
RUSSELL GORDON
RUSSELL SELDON
QNot graduatmgj
RUTz RICHARD
Natlonal Honor Soclety
RUYLE EDITH
Home Econom1cs Club Pep Club Glee
Club
SELKIRK REBE RAY
Home Economncs Club
SMITH HATTIE
Glrl Reserves Glee Club
STAEHLE ROBERT
Stamp Club Band 33 37
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National Honor Society . French Club 4
Creative Writing Club . Dramatic Club .
Shakespeare Club . "The Whole Town's
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WADLOW, HELEN fb 'Z Av
Orchestra . Camera Club.
WARD, DOROTHY
Pep Club.
WEAVER LoUIsE
National Honor Society . Shakespeare
Club . French Club . uill E59 Scroll . Pep
Club . Tatler Staff 36 . Dramatic Club.
WINKLFR H Emu
N itional Honor Society uill E99 Scroll
Times Staff Shakespeare Club e
Club Dramatic Club Thespians Bind
33 35 Senior Pl xy The Whole Town s
Talking Ciptun Appleyack
MOOK MARY KIRK
Qu1llEs9Scroll Tatler Staff 34 35 Pep
Club And It Rained
NEWCOMER MARJORIE
French Club 36
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TORM GENE D
First Dress Suit
HUTCHINSON HAROLD
FOSTER FRANCES
Sh ikespeare Club
BENEZE FREDERICK
FORRESTER WILLIAM
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Glee Club '34f37 . Pep Club '35737 .
French Club '34 . "Lelawala" , "And It
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ALEXANDER MARY
Girl Reserves 36' 37.
AUTREY LARRY
CNot graduatmg
BARNWELL JOHN
Orchestra 34 37
BAUER ELDEN
BAXTER CLIFFORD
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BELT CHARLOTTE j PWD
Orchestrr 34 37 Pep Club 36 37
BERNARD ELMER
TatlerSt1ff 37
BEUTTEL DOROTHY ANN
Tatler Staff 37 Qurll E99 Scroll 36 37
Natronal Honor SOCICUY 37 Crrl Re
serves Home Econornrcs Club Serv1ce
Club 36 37 Pep club 36 37
BILLINGS EDGAR Df"'U
Natlonal Honor Soc1ety 37 Qulll E99
Scroll 36 37 Creatrve Wr1t1ng Club
36 37 H1Y 36 37 Dramatlc Club 37
Stamp Club 36 37 Trmes Staff 36
Captam Applejack B12 Hearted
Herbert Sen1or Play
BONAFEDE Jo
u1ll Es' Scroll 35 37 Natronal Honor
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Dramatic Club '36737 . National Honor
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Times Staff '35737 . Football '36 . Wrestling
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Dramatic Club . "LelaWala."
BURTON, EILEEN
Glee Club '36f'37.
CAMPBELL, KATHLEEN
French Club '36 . Girl Reserves '34"37.
CANNON GEORGE
National Honor Society 37 HiY 35
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Nxtional Honor Society 37 Cre1tive
Writing Club 36 37 Pep 6 37
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Art Club 35 37 Girl Reserves 35
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Camera Club 35 36 Girl Reserves
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DAVIS, ESTHER
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DAVIS, GEORGE
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Glee Club '35737 . Tatler Staff '35 and
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Girl Reserves 36' 37.
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Glee Club 35 36 Pep Club 36 37
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Girl Reserves 36 Art Club 36
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DOYLE MAXINE
Dramatic Club 34 37 Glee Club 34
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Leliwali Big Heuted Herbert
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Creitive Writing Club 35 37
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Nation Il Honor Society 37 H1 Senior
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National Honor Society '37 . Camera
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Foss, EDGAR
Times Staff . "Big Hearted Herbert."
FRIES, GEORGE .
Band '34f'37.
FUNKHOUSER, FRIEDA
Girls' Council . Creative Writing Club .
Times Staff '36 . Service Club.
GAINES DOROTHY
French Club 35 36 Art Club 34
Pep Club 34 37
GIBERSON PAULINE
GILL AN HAROLD
Band 33 34
GROvEs GEORGE
GROvEs MAXINE
French Club 35 36 Glee Club 34 37
Leliwala And It Riined
HENDERSON MELVIN
Carver HIY 34 37
HENRY BEATRICE
HERING VBRNETTA R
Shakespeare Club 36 37 Glee Club 36
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JACKSON, DONALD
National Honor Society '37 . German
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JACOBI, OLIVE
German Club '35737 , National Honor
Society '37.
JONES JOSEPH
JONES MAROELLA
Girl Reserves 34 37 Glee Club
JORDON LUCILLE
Girl Reserves Glee Club
UTTEMEYER HELEN VIRGINIA
French Club 35 Pep Club 36 37
KAI-IL IRENE
Titler Staff 37 Nlt1OD1l Honor Society
37 Quill Es? Scroll 36 37
KELLY AMES
CNot gr Idu Itingl
KLINKE AVELLINE
CNOt gr Iduatingj
KOCHER JEANNE
Glee Club 33 35 Nitionil Honor SO
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Herbert Camerr Club 36 Gir
Reserves 35
LAMPERT JEAN
Creative Writing Club 35 37 Girls
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LINDLEY THEODORE
CNot griduitmvl
LITTLE WILBUR
Tlmes Staff 36 37
LOHR MILDRED
LONG KENNETH
LUER NANCY EAN
Clr Reserves
Pep Club 36 Glrl Reserves 34 37
MAGUIRE C CHARLES
MANN Lois
Orchestra 35 37 Glrl Reserves
MAUPIN ELSA
Nauonal Honor SOC1CtY 36 37 SCFVICC
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MCFERN PEARL
Glee Club G1rl Reserves
MEANS DORA ELLENE
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Oslcan REYNOLDS, senior played his third year as
a regular in the Red Bird linefup. Osker def
veloped skill in both starting and receiving passes
and the season of 1936 found Osker on one end
or the other of many passes tried by Alton High
Reynolds said It IS awfully hard to pick my
greatest thrill but for 1936 it came near the end
of the second quarter in the game with Western
when Fat threw a pass back of the 35 yard
line which I received in the end zone the touch
down that broke Western s tight
WILBUR HAND senior played his second season
as a regular having seen some service in 1934
when he started some games at the close of the
season and playing full time with the Steam
Roller crew of 1935 Dutch had come close
to a regular starting assignment in the entire
season of 1934 My greatest thrill came in
the game with Western on Thanksgiving Day
1936 when we came out victorious for the sixth
consecutive year With this victory there was
an anti climax too my last high school football
game
RALPH SPURGEON senior started the season in
the line and started with a bang that kept op
ponents on the alert to stop a dash here and
there If Spurg had broken into the starting
line up earlier in his school career more would have
been heard of him Spurgeon said My thrill
started in football when coach told me I was
in the starting line up and when I intercepted a Cleveland pass and ran for a touchdown my thrill
W as doubled
FRANCIS DOYLB senior got his chance to play a complete season Rather light in weight Doyle
had to call on speed to help him out of his back field problems Speaking for himself Doyle
said In my first game I was to return punts that fell in my territory Then came a punt right
at me I saw the ball and I saw eleven men coming right at me I put out my arms to catch
the ball but it sailed over my head My 'embarrassment and coach s disappomtment
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Rocizks FARLBY, senior, played regular as soon
as he got in shape due to a few days of school
going by before he enrolled. Farley made up
in speed and determination wh'1t he may have
licked in weight. Rogers s'1id My greatest
thrill c'1me in the Western game when I realized
that we were slowly but surely wearing Western
down 'md beginning to '1pply our sixth Alton
High football victory in '1s m'1ny years. The
final gun made that 1810 score a real thrill.
WILLIAM BILL FORRESTER senior had enough
natural athletic ability together with good coach'
ing to come through as a regular in his hrstf
one 1nd only ye1r out for footb1ll Bill said
If I h1d known football w1s so much fun Id
h1ve gone out sooner I reilized the thrill one
gets when 1 te 1111 mate kicks a held go1l since
Fat turned this trick for us in the Collinsville
game It was a real thrill to see th1t ball sail
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OTIS LANGFORD senior and another boy who
delayed his coming out for football until his
senior ye1r Otis hid what it takes to stick
on the squ 1d day after day when he seldom got
into 1 game Lingford didnt squawk because
he knew boys who had a year or two left in
school had hrst call Then three days before
the Western game ones iniured his leg Otis
said Naturally I was eager to pl1y against
Western but sorry Tommy w1s hurt It was
FARLEY FORRESTER
LANGFORD JONES
1 thrill to me to give 1ll I h1d in this one game of my high school footb1ll career
TOMMY oNEs junior playing his second se1son of high school football showed up well and
following th it 1ll powerful back held of 35 was no easy tisk ones had been 1 part of that last
championship crew long enough to know what to do Tommy s biggest thrill of the season To
ward the close of the first half of the Western game when Fat faded back and heaved a pass to
Oskey Reynolds who took the ball in the end zone for 1 touchdown Boy that one was real
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KEITH Cook, junior, playing his second season
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winning a place on the allfconference team he
gave a good account of his presence on the grid'
iron and many opponents could and did wish
to see some one else in Keiths shoes. Keith
said My greatest thrill came in the Wood
River game when the play called for me to at'
tempt a pass to Harrison. Fat got there
where I threw the ball-a completed pass on
my first attempt.
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JAY TRAVIS junior had a chance for his first
full year as a regular and then in the fourth game
of the season playing against East St Louis
R had the worst inyury of the season hurled
upon him when he received a dislocated and
badly bruised elbow j R said I am saving
my thrill for next ye rr when I hope to help make
Alton High a winner I want to redeem my
self for the fumble in the Eist St Louis game
DOUGLAS Hursn junior pliying his Hrst season
as a regular won 1 place in the line With a
year to grow he should be one fellow in the
line with whom opponents will have a world
of trouble since this season lust passed Huish
was found doing his stuff in a seasoned manner
D u a wasn t quite certain what was the most
coox TRAWS moment of the season but finally said
Hursu MATTHEY h biggest thrill I got this season came in
he me we played at Wood River when every
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STANLEY MATTHEY sophomore was playing his first year on the squad and his first year as a regu
lar Stan had a little tough luck with illness that threatened to keep him inactive for a while
but he soon recovered and fitted into the regular lme up where his weight in the l1ne helped stop
opponents Stan sud My biggest thrill came in the Collinsville game when the play called
for Fat to try 1 held goal take lt from me it was great to see that try good for 3 points
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CARL BAILEY, junior, playing his hrst regular
season in the backfield gave a good account of
his previous year's training when much of this
year's team served as the scrimmage group to
oppose the '35 "Steam Roller" Championship
eleven. Bailey said, "I used to think it great
to be on the squad that played against "Fat."
My biggest thrill came when I found I had won
a chance to start with Harrison on the Hrst team."
CHARLES TACKWELL, sophomore, 135 pounds and
the lightest man to hold the center position in
the history of present day athletics of Alton
High was playing his Hrst season of high school
football and did a line piece of work Charlie
too found a thrill in football He said In the
Collinsville game when Fat called for a punt
formation to try for a field goal I was excited
but got a pass back that was set up and Fat s
toe put the bill over the bar for 3 points
BILL BUND yunior was ilso playing his second
season on the squad and got into enough battles
to win both his spurs and a letter Bill should
be a regular fixture in next vear s line A little
more height and weight this year would have
put Bill into the regular starting line up A
Bill looked over the football season yust closing
he said The biggest thrill of the season is aw
fully hard to name There were many thrills BAILEY TACKWELL
but Ill pick the Granite City game although we BUND BROWN
lost 1213
ROBERT BROWN junior playing his first season drew a place in the line and did a good iob of it
being dependable and reliable along with ability to take it as well as dish it out In other words
Brown fitted into the scheme of things on defense as well as offense A year to grow in both
height and weight will make Brown a tougher guy to stop than he was this year I do not know
that I can pick out any single play of the season that was the most thrilling The entire season
was a thrill to me
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IN THE PICTURE Front Row Tackwell Hand Hursh Reynolds Farley Hrmson ones
Matthey Doyle Brown Ba1ley Spurgeon Autrey Second Row TFIVIS Bruser Burch
Vahle Turk Hamrlton Cook W1ngert Drike Lewrs Howard Flelder Heith Tlnrd
Row Smlth McDonald Roettger Rust Forrester Swlnney Van Meter Bund Bryant
Norvell Langford
1936 Football Scores
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Non conference games
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GI'll'11t6 Cxty
Bellev1lle
Erst St Louxs
Wood Rryer
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IT is beyond doubt 'a truth that Fat Harrison has made
the best athletic record of any Alton High player in the
last twenty years and one of the best records in all the
athletic history of Alton High Fat has always had
size natural athletic ability personality good manners
ease elegance poise honesty honor reputation and
character on his side Endowed hy nature with some
of these attributes he had the happy faculty to develop
the others
Fat began his athletic career in Alton High in the
fall of 1933 when Coach jackson was badly in need of
another lineman Fat clicked and clicked so well that
he not only won a football letter but made the all con
ference team Fat never laid down in a football game
and never failed to be in his regular place at the start of the
game throughout 4 years of play If deception in play
was needed Fat could qualify however straaght football
was usually his choice and opponents frequently used 2
quite often 3 men to stop Fat A keen example of
Fat s deception came in 34 against Western Military
Alton High 3 Wcstern7 4th quarter Fat dropped out
of the line to the backheld on offense a punt formation
but Fat just didn t punt He dashed down the field
and a surprised Western outnt finally downed him deep
in their own territory and before Western could pull them
selves together an Alton touch down gave that thrilling
scintillating heart pounding never to be forgotten 97
game But Fat did not make the touch down he was
back in the line and the regular back held got the touch down credit
and a member of the starting line up all his high school career Size and determination found Fat
recovering far more than his share of re bounds and a threat under the basket
Track puts a player on his own Here Fat won honors He set conference records in shot
put and discus In the State meet in 1936 Fat won hrst in the discus and fourth in shot put
IN SUMMARY
4 football letters 4 basketball letters 3 track letters 3 years All State Football Team Cfirst
high school athlete so honoredl 36 track medals and trophies Captain of football and basket
ball teams in senior year Member of Boys Cabinet and Times Staff Met requirements for
honor roll two semesters A legion of friends among Alton High athletes pupils teachers and
towns people
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RED BIRD b1sketh1ll hopes for the 1936 37 se1son h1d 1 gr1nd heglnmng hut 1 r1ther d1s1strous
endmg the boys won 7 out of the1r nrst 8 g1mes pl1yed 1nd It the close of the se1son dropped
5 out of 8 to thelr opponents Durlng the season 24 g1mes were played w1th 13 wrns and 11 losses
The Red B1rds scored 573 polnts whlle opponents got 1Wly for 627 tallres In Conference play
the B1rds spht thelr 12 QIIHCS evenly wmnmg both contests lg11I1St Gr1n1te M1dlSOH and Belle
vllle wh1le droppmg hoth contests to Collmsvxlle East bt Louls 1nd Wood Rrver In Conference
pl 1y the Blrds ch1lked up 302 poxnts whxle opponents gr 1hhed 1 total of 343 pomts Alton finlshed
fourth 1n Conference standmg trfulmg the wrnnlng Coll1nsv1lle qulntet Wood R1ver runner up
thxrd place East Sxders and Hmshmg 1he 1d of Gramte C1ty Mad1son 1nd Bellevxlle Bellev1lle
f uled to ga1n a smgle Conference Wm Durmg the hrst semester the Red Bxrds won 8 and lost 3
games wh1le wmnmg 5 and losrng 8 the second semester
The Red B1rds got a break ID first round of tournament play 1t Wood Rrver 1nd met Chesterfield the
runner up of the Jerseyv1lle tournament of the precedmg week Followmg the Wm over Chester
Held the Collmsvxlle Kahoks took the measure of the Red Blrds On S1turday nlght the Holt
coached crew matched tr1cks wrth Edwardsvdle T1gers Cwho w1ll be 1n the conference agam next
year but the consol1t1on 1n the1r game went to Edwardsvllle when 1nd1v1dual play faxled to
score enough pomts to Wm
IN THE PICTURE Frrst Row TYAVIS Lau Spurgeon Shaw Lock Harr1son Forrester
ones Cook Reynolds Ba1ley Second Row Tackwell M1ller Howard Hu1sh Matthey
Berry Patterson McKee Leady McCarthy Holt Thwd Row Baxter McManus Horst
mm Haml1n Weese Clark Thompson Drake
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showed up an sex eral of the second semester games Cook and lones replaced the mad year grad
uates and played good hall gettang experaence that wall he x aluahle to them an next year s play
Spurgeon at forward was hagh poant m an an the season aust closang whale Reynolds at forward
was much stronger on defense than offense Barley played a good game at qu ard Craduataon
an Iune claams Spurgeon and Reynold vxhale Baaley has another semester next year lones and
Cook wall he on the team mother year Tackwell Travas Lau Lock Patterson Schwartz and
others look to he good prospects for next year s squad and team
Nlount Vernon Tournament
THE Red Bard quantet showed thear best and most consastent haskethall of the season 1n the Mt
Vernon Tournament In these games the Red Bards were usually traalang thear opponents hy fa
few poants ewen as late as the maddle of the fourth quarter but an each game were able to put on
a rally that netted a 'yactory Cranate Caty lohnson Caty and West Frankfort each lost to Alton
hy 2 poants Coach Holt and the hoys returned wath a beautaful cup is the reward for wannang
thas anvatataon al tournament
Second Team Basketball
THE destany of second team ha kethall was placed an the h ands of Foster McCarty at the hegmnang
of the season and after gettang aw ay to a had start the squad eased up on thear fear of opponents
and lwegan to vean The lvoys lost thear hrst hae g ames and then won 6 out of thear next O games
closmag the season wath 6 wans and 8 losses seormg a tot al of 272 poants to 336 for thear opponents
A large numher of pl avers were gaxen a eh ance an each game the polacy of Coach McCarty was
to gaxe players a chance to dex elop ha kethall ahalaty under hre rather than attemptang to land a
vnannang hxe The tarst team squad for next ye ar wall have to dr aw he avaly from thas year s second
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WfLStl1l1g B lsketb all Footb all Footb all
Nlonagers
TliE E four lwoys h :vt g1X6l1 much t11ne 111 the pist yelr to the Corches 111 the NdI'1OllS sports Every
good coach needs 1 lnlnager upon whom to pllce the bllme when thmgs go wrong but never
theless the ID rnrgers thls yexr were able to tlke lt md dld thelr work well
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Alton 2
Alton 3
Alton 2
"Alton 2
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'Alton 4
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'Alton 2
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TAlton 26
'At Home
l:rrst -leom Baslcetball Scores
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M 1d1son
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Chesterfield
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TWood Rwer Tournament
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LOQT
2 Collrnsvlllt
E1st St Louls
1 Wood Rrver
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1 Qurncy
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Cheer Leoders
SECURING a full se rson of cheermg Cheer Leaders IS a much e1s1er thzng to talk about than to
nuke a realrty Th1s athlet1c season started out w1th much the same cheer leaders we had the
ye rr before but due fo vmous reasons we were soon out of cheer leaders At thxs pomt Betty
Io Norrrs M1r1lyn Stanton md Dora Brown took up the t1sk In footbxll Stanton md Brown
d1d lgood plece of work mssrsted by Norr1s rn the Western grme St mton c1rr1ed most of the
brttle mn b1sketb 111 bemg assrsted at trmes by Brown It hrs been nm my years smce we have
hid so m my IS one glfl IS cheer le xder 1nd th1s ye lr the grrls have proved thlt the femrnme
sex cmn really le md 1 group of lusty lunged rooters whether It be the grrdrron or the hrrdwood
floor for the scene of brttle
Second Team Basketball Scores
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Granrte Cnty
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Wrestling
THE wrestlmg squad under Coach Harnlme had a successful season The only conference
champxon on the squad was Dutch Hand 1nd no heavy werght rn the conference gave Dutch
any SCFIOUS trouble Dutch won most of hrs matches 1n less th rn 2 mrnutes Robert McDonald
Woody Waters Harold Swmney W1ll11m Schmrtt and joe Per1c1 each won more thm 10 pornts
Hand and Swmney were taken to the State Wrestlmg meet rt Ill1no1s Unrversrty Swmney lost
h1s match on 4 seconds trme advantage to hrs opponent Hand recerved rn mjured nose and upon
orders of the unrverslty phys1c1an forfelted h1s match Thls was a tough brelk for Dutch as he
had a fine chance to take the State heavy vverght crown
Wetght Name Pomts Won Letters Won
Bert Sawyer
Roscoe Mrkoff
Dav1d Wllson
Woody Waters
Wlllldm Schmrtt 15 2
Nrck Perrca
joe Perrca
Maur1ce Kennedy
Robert McDonald 20 2
Frankhn Ralph
W1ll1am Vahle
Herman Wmgert
Thomas Fettmger
Henry Heath
Harold Swrnney
Heavy W1lbur Hand
Ned Spress Manager
IN THE PICTURE First Row Roscoe Mrkoff Brll Schmrtt Edgar Bryant Herman Wrngert
Harold Swmney Wrlbur Hand Thomas Fettrnger Henry Heath Robert McDonald joe
Per1ca Second Row Ned SPICSS Bob Wrckenhauser LavernW1nters B111 Vahle Randolph
Sheppard Frankhn Ralph Homer Arbuthnot Nrck Perrca Dav1d Wllson Mr Hamllne
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TRACK th1s year has not been as prosperous as last year but has been better than Coach Jackson
expected at the begmnmg of the season The squad has a number of boys on lt who wall be back
next year and for whom thas year s experaence wall be mvaluable
Osker Reynolds Walbur Hand Tommy Van Meter and Tommy ones made up our relay team
the one field 1n wh1ch the Red Bards won most of thelr honors IU track thlS season These boys
brought back 1 swell trophy from Herrm where they won the 8 lap relay and set a new tame record
of nearly 6 seconds less th 1n the mark set several years ago at thas school Sorry but of these four
only ones IS not 1 senaor and th1s me ans 1 new relay team must be bualt for next year
These s1me boys won the conference 2 m1le relay race when they samply dashed away from all
COlDp6t1t1OH In the male relay at the same meet they lost to Bellevalle but an th1s race Bellevalle
set 1 new tame record
Reynolds made 1 good showmg an the quarter m1le runs and Hand and V1n Meter were also good
m1ddle dastance runners of Hne calaber
Tommy Jones has another year xn track work and should be able to really go places next year
He d1d some line work thas year an the 1 2 m1le In the dastract meet Tommy d1d the half male
1n 2 nnnutes and 6 seconds However he had to be sat1sfied w1th second place when the w1nner
was clocked 1n 2 5 6 or to be spec1fic just 2X5 of a second ahead of jones jones was taken to the
St 1te meet by Coach jackson and 1n meetmg the cream of the State jones placed elghth 1n the race
an wh1ch he ran
IN THE Prcruluz Frrst Row Tommy VanMeter Osker Reynolds Tommy jones Kelth Cook
Clayton Maguare T P Lewas Robert Drescher Robert Schneader Second Row Herbert
Lock Glen Smath W1lbur Hand George Ryr1e Robert W1lk1nson Phllllp Schoppet R L
jackson Coach Thvrd Row Albert Whate George Pace Elmer Bernard
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111 tenn1s thlg spr1ng No regul 11' schedule w1s dr1w11 up III tht conference hut t1ch school pl11111ed
for 111d pl 1yed I9 1111nv gums 19 poss1hlt In the d1str1et meet the Red B1rds netsters 1111de 1
good showmg hut lost III e1ch C156 to the conference vunners
In 1 1111tch w1th Western M1l1t1ry our douhles te 1111 of Al trnethy 1nd Huthner Won wh1le Burch
w1s defe1ted 1n the smgles At the t1111e the T1tler Wtnt to press 1111tcl1ts rt1111111 to he pl1ytd
t1k1ng the conference ch1111p1o11sh1p th IH It 1ny recent tune except 11st ye If when Alton won
the double
Before t6I'lI1lS gets u11der he 1dWly next sprmg gr1du1t1o11 w1ll cl11111 Ahernethy Huelmtr 1nd
Burch Drucher Thompson md Brown w1ll form 1 group 1r0und wh1tl1 to l3l1llLl next yt1r s
squ1d
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Advertrsmg Manager Betty Scott Typzst Chfford Baxter Snabs11otEdnor A111 Mly McDona1d
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IT hrs been the purpose of the Alton High Times during its six years of public ition to promote
good scholirship to preserxe school traditions to encourage clean sportsmanship to sponsor
school xctivities to prox ide experience in various phases of newspaper work and to increase
school loyilty
Durino the school year eighteen issues of the paper are publi hed one every two Weeks The
Times is entirely self supporting depending only on its idwertisers and subscribers
Orricims Billy Cisselli and Robert Lihlein Co editors Vincent Monzel ind Mirgiret Hanna
Assistant Editors Jack Zerwis Busmess Manager Gail Kerr CFIISK Semester md Edgar Billings
Second bemesterj Adrertismg Manager Osker Reynolds Cwculatzon Manager
MirgiretHinn1 V1fg1H1lH1Il6S Frances Cutler Eleinor Smith Fr1ed1Funkhouser Ellen
Gould Ellen ulii Coulter Betty McDoW Second Row Mix Wood Edward Mook ick
Zerwis Edwrrd Thompson Georve Ryrie B1llN6tZh1H1HlCf Gail Kerr Billy Cisselli
Edgir Frinz Wilbur Little Vincent Monzel Miss Rutledge Third Row Charles Tickwell
Osker Reynolds Bertram Wessel Frederick Fuller Edgar Billings Douglis Fisk Lucien Turk
Cxrl ohnk Irvin Bott Howard Dem Robert Lahlein Robert Dickerson Shirley Seymour
Nor IN PICTURE Dorothy Moll Hugh Horstman George Hays Edgar Foss Doris Randle
Miryelli Godwin Oscir Jreger Velmx Wood Marvin Boyce Evelyn Kruse
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THE LoxeIoy Ch Ipter of uIll fs' Scroll whIch 15 In honor Iry socIety for hI h school IournIlIsts
was founded ID 1927 The ch Ipter hId 43 members the hrst semester of thIs ye Ir Ind 33 the
second The sponsors of the socIety Ire MISS MIldred Rutledge Ind Mr Luther Myers
In 1935 the chapter won second honor In the Nat1onr1l umll E99 Scroll contest by SUDII11tf11'1g the
Tunes 1nd In 1936 won first award ID the contest
Th1s yerr the u1ll Eff Scroll hIs strrted I drne to acquIre money to Instwll 1 pubhc Iddress system
IH the Iud1torIum The chapter receIx ed pIrt ofthe proceeds of the boqt excursIon On March
31 and AprIl 1 I movmg pxcture show wIth Cay DesperIdo Ind Love In Exlle wIs presented
by the ch Ipter In the Uptown the Iter
ThIs chIpter has five honorIry members whlch Tre C C l'IInnI D W Wood P L Thompson
of Shurtlefl: College P B Cousley Ind J Dromgoole of Alton Evemng Telegrrph
OFFILERS FIRST SEMESTER Csker Reynolds Presldernt Gul Kerr Vxce preszdent DoloresMIrt1n
Secretary Dorothy IDU ennmgs Treasurer
Cutler Secretary Edglr Frm Treasurer
IN THE PICTURE Flrst Row em Lrmpert Dolores MIrtIn Dorothymn ennmgs Emrly
Wmnkler Gl1dysW1tk1ns Mrrgrret Hmm VIYQIHIIHIDCS Frlnces Cutler EleInorSm1th
Lou1seWeIver Ellen Gould IreneKIhl Betty McDow Second Row MIss Rutledge Charles
Tackwell JoeBon1fede jrck Zerwrs Edward Thompson George RyrIe B111 Netzhammer
Gaul Kerr B1llCdssell1 Edg1rFrIn Dorothy Beuttel All.1M1yMcDomld SIbylBoughton
MIr1lynSt1nton Mr Myers 'Tlnrd Row jack Reed Osker Reynolds Fred Fuller Edgar
BIllIngs Douglas FIsk Luc1en Turk Bert Wuellner Dur.1ntAbernethy CIrl ohnk Howard
Dean Robert LThle1n Robert Dxckerson ShIrley Seymour VIncent Monzel
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G1 ls Axuxiliory Council
THE Auxiliiry Council held its first meeting linuiry 11 1028 it the Roosevelt High School
Miss Cirolyn XVempen dem of girls it Alton High wis the sponsor She hid pl inned for some
time to lrrmge 1 club of girls who showed 1 tendency tow mrds le idership Certun such girls
were selected from eich cliss of the high school
When the Auxiliary wis stirted it consisted of flfteen members Nmcy Cousley wis the first
president
A pl in for helping freshmen virls to become icquunted with high school life was decided upon
by this first group Eich member of the Council was to ict is 1 big sister to 1 group of
freshmen girls Thi pl in his been cirried out during the following yeirs
During the p ist three ye irs the Council his been xerv prominent in Alton High Its purpose
required of them They help in the clinic ict is hostesses in the in un ofhce help keep the clmpus
beiutiful ind help enforce the rules of courtesy
The Council gixes capers exch semester md the list two semesters hxs h ld school dmces
The money eirned in the Council goes to ch irity ind the lunch fund
0FFicERs FIRST gEMESTER Emilie Lou Rothlcher Presldent Wiiiifred Russel Vice presudent
Ellen lulii Coulter SecretmyT1easurer
Orr1eERs SECOND SEMESTER Jem Lrmpert Prcszdem Mirilyn Stinton V1ce president Allr
Miy McDonild Secretary 'Treasurer
IN THE PieTURE First Row Mirie Stiubitz Winifred Russel Betty McDow Alli May
McDon rld Diimond Kodros M irgiret Hmm Emilie Lou Roth icher Second Row Mirilyn
Stinton Miryelli Godwin Frieda Funkhouser Ellen julii Coulter Miss VVempen Glidys
Witkiris jean Limpert Mary Kodros Miry Jennings Ele mor Smith
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THE Boys CIbInet wIs founded ID lmulry 1928 when boys who hId Icted IS gl1lLl6S for fresh
men orgInI ed I SLFVICC club The purpose of the CIbInet 15 to serve the school Ind to tncounge
benefIcIIl IctIxItIes IIDOUQ the bovs The CIbInet members Ire IlwIys re Idy to IssIst In school
projects In Iny wIy they cIn They sponsor the hIgh school CXCUTSIOH eIch ye If lD1HlgC the
score boIrd It football games Ict lS gItemen at Tthletlc contests Ind IS ushers when needed
at other school functlons EIch FebruIry they HSSISC new students by explunxng the school
Tssembly for new boy students
New members IFC chosen to the CIbInet It the begmnmg of eIch semester Ind oflicers Ire chosen
It the begmmnv of elch school yeIr
OFFILERS FIRST SEMESTER Osker Reynolds Presldent LeRoy HIFYISOH VIce breszdent oe
Arndt Secretary Treasurer
OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER Osker Reynolds Preszdem ChIrlesTIckwell Vzce presudent George
RyrIe Secretary Treasurer
Mr D1nsmore Wood Faculty Sponsor
III THE PICTURE Frrst Row Mr Wood Robert Brown Edward Thompson Rogers Farley
Osker Reynolds Kenneth Bauser Leonard Bethards joe Arndt B111 Drake Second Row
Charles TIckwell john R TravIs George Ryr1e Stmley Matthey Tommy jones LeRoy
Harnson DurInt Abernethy BIll Bund john Dryden Fred Fuller Thurston Howard
NOT IN PICTURE Ke1th Cook Warren Paddock Harold Patterson LucIen Turk
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THE N1f1ODll Honor Society of Qecondiry qchools is conducted under the ILIQDICLS of the Depart
ment of Secondary School Princmils of the Nationxl Educition Associition It was organized
it Chicwo 111 1919 Ifter 1 long felt need for Tn honor organizltion I1ltlOI11l 111 scone for secondary
schools
The Alton Chapter ofthe Nationil Honor SOCIBYY Wis ch irtered in the spring of 1927 with eleven
members under the sponsorship of Misses Cirtwright Tnd Cites
The purpose of the society is to create In enthusiism for scholirship to stimul ite 1 desire to render
serxice to promote worthy leidershin Ind to encourige dex elonment of chirictcr In the students
of Alton High
Only hfteen percent ofthe students of the 4 1 cliss in the upner third of the cl Iss who hue been
rited In leIdersh1p service Ind chiricter by the ficulty ITL eligible for membership
The society meets once I month It which meetings Its business is tr Ins Icted Ind outside persons
Ire invited to speik
OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER Gul Kerr Preszdent Emilie Lou Rothicher Vice breszdent Winlfred
Russel Secretary Treasurer
OFFICERS SELOND BBMESTER ELlglYBlll1l1Q9 President lt,ll1l..lI11DLI't Vrce hremdent jick Zerwis
Secretary Treasurer
Rothicher El111lyW1I1klLT IIneSt1llIn1-Ls VIrgIn1IH1nes Dolores Mirtin Wiiiifred Russel
Dorothy Inn Jennings Mary Alice Piris Mirie btiubitz Second Row Dori Brown Olive
Icobi Virginii Fischer Irene Kihl je 111 Kocher Frmces Cutler Doiothy Paddock Aniti
Leese Louise We wer Dorothy Beuttel AllIMIy MCDOl1lld ElSlMlUI5ll1 AlbertITroWer
Mirilyn Stmton Mary Kithryn Belcher Thwd Row Frederick Fuller loc Arndt joe Boni
fede -lick Zerwis Edgir Billings Bert Wuellner Don rld lickson Bill Netzhimmer Gail
Kerr George Cinnon Richlrd Rut Robert Brenner Rose Owens jean Limpert Edgar
Franz
NOT IN PICTURE CII'l Johnk Durint Abernethy Iohn Furblnks Annlbelle Moiitague
Orville Williailis
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Dromohc Club
THE Drxmrtlc Club 15 one of the electne clubs m the school To become 1 member 1 student
must try out The sponsor of the club ind dlrector of the plzys 19 Mlss Mrldrcd Rutledge I
the 1936 37 school yeu' the two pllys presented were Crptun Aoplerrck and Bxg He lrted
Herbert Thls ye ar the club hrs regul ur meetrngs on every second md fourth Tuesd ly of ex ery
school month
OFFILERS FIRST BEMESTFR Emrly Wlnkler Presldent Dorothymn ennmgs VICL bresrdent
OFHLERS SELOND SEMESTER Jack Zerwrs Preszdent Betty McDovw V1CCDT65ldL71K Glrdvs
Wrtklns Secretary Vmcent Mon el 'Treasurer
IN THE PICTURE Fwst Row Ellllly W1Hkl8f Gxyle Davenport Ruby Snees Louxse Werw er
Mlxme Doyle V1rg1n11 Lee Heuer Jme Stillmgs Cl ldys Wltklns Iolfr Corder Slbyl Bough
ton Second Row Jem Lunbert Albertl Trower Putty WltklHS Je mn bchmoeller Helen
Qenz Dorothy mn Jennmgs Betty McDow Jem Kocher M lrgaret Hmnr Dolores M rrtm
Ellen Gould Tlurd Row Vmcent Mon el Bllly ClSS6lll Leonard Bethrrds Jlck Zerwus
Edwxrd Thompson Eden' Bllllngb Douglrs Flsk oe Arndt rck Bullock Mnx Wood
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Boys Glee Club
THE Boys Glee Club w1s orgmned 1bout the trme the new hrgh school bulldlng was first oc
cupled
C S Porter bec1me d1rector m 1932 It now cons1stQ of 17 members
Numerous pubhc 1ppe1r1nceN IIHOHQ whrch e State P T A held 1t Alton specral assemblles
Chrrstmis progr 1m B1cc1l1ure1te 1nd commen ement and 1 ClI1C1td presented for Musrc Week
Wlth the Grrlb Glte Club 1 mlxed chorus wis formed whrch ,que 1 c1nt1t1 It the June Com
mencement
The Boys Clee Club sent stver1l representmxes to the St1te contest
OFFICERS Nrck Bu 19 Preszdent R1lph Fr1ry Vzce presudem Ruesell P1tterson Secretary
IN THB PILTURE Frrst Row Russell P1tterson R1lph Frary loe Bon 1fede Ralph Grissom
Nrck Bax as Fr mk Burch P1ul Aul1b1ugh Reg1n1 W1tSOI1 Mr Porter Second Row Herbert
Beck B111 Gent Don 1ld Cmttr VILCOI' Bes1w oe Ch llllpl un Andrew Srmonsen Floyd
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THE Grrls Glee Club was org mrzed xbout the tmme the new hlgh school bu11d1ng wxs first occupxed
C S Porter beclme d1rector ID 1932 It now conslsts of 32 members
Numerous publlc lppearinces rmong whlch are Stite P T A held at Alton specul lssembhes
Chrlstmxs progrun Baccrllurelte md commencement and .1 c1nt1t.1 presented for Muslc Week
Wxth the Boys Clee Club 1 mlxed chorus w1s formed wh1ch gwe 1 cmtltl xt the june Com
mencement
The Curls Glee Club sent seweral represent 1t1ves to the State contest
Treasurer Iolm Corder md Wllllll Robmson L1bm'ru1ns
IN THE PICTURF Fwst Row jemette Rosenberger Elleen Burton Helen McPheron Dora
Brown Irmr Dletz Ethel Welss Ruth Blundell Elemor Sllllth Mxldred Henderson Mary
Al1CCP1f1S bhrrley Prrtt Reg1n1W1tson Second Row Mr Porter H1rr1et Albrecht Mary
Ellen Young Iola Corder Rosemrry SCl1lT1ltC Betty McDow Ed1th Ruyle Llewyn March
jmne btxllmgs Dorothy Ebbert Lurettr Brown Norm ml Lenhxrdt Mxxrne Groves Blrnche
Erley Thwd Row em Crse em ohnson W1ln11 Roblnson Mlldred Benett
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THE orchestrr of Alton Hugh has been establlshed for those lnterested mn mstrumentll muslc of
hwh chrracter
The orchestra IS often called upon for publ1c entertarnment Thrs year the orchestra has played
for all Dram 1t1c Club productlons both semor plays baccalaureate and commencement
IN THE Prcrumz Fwst Row Mary Kathryn Belcher Mary ennrngs Helen Wadlow Mxldred
Reed Mabel E LBWIS Vrrgmra Werss Helen McPheron Glen Voumard Dorothy Glbson
Second Row Mar1e St1ub1tz john Barnwell Maman Whrttlenxan Barnard Harms jack
Frscher ames Creech B111 Run Orvxlle Magu1re Robert Staehle Mlrxlee Muessel Char
lotte Belt Lors Mann Thwd Row Ervrn Roenmgke Edgar Bryant Erleen Curry Regma
Watson Gordon Lahey Vrctor Besaw Armee McNe1l Robert Schne1der Verr Oulson
jean Schmoeller V1rg1n1a Welsh
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THE Colored Grrls Chorus was organlzed at the beglnnmg of th1s school year Thrs group was
orvanlzed under the d1rect1on of Rex Hogan and IS now bemg d1rected by Mr Charles C Chase
The purpose of the orgamzatron IS to furnlsh 1nstruct1on for those wrshmg to take advantage
rn learmng to srng
IN THB Prcruruz Fwst Row Eleanor Gordon Rose Perry Marre Searles Georglne Gordon
Mar1 rn Armstead je met Galloway Wmlburtxne Hxckmm Evelyn Galloway Madellne Gordon
Marcella Jones Second Row Mur1elC1nnon Mable Lew1s Lucllle jordan Hazel Henderson
Marthr Nlcholas Lula Henderson Alrce Jackson Pearl McFern Ruby Henderson
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Tlil Girl Reqrxti 14 111 01171111 1tlOI1 of the Y NV C A to help girls p tp1rt for 1 W1 e IIR1 h1ppy
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ln 1881 definite work w1s heing dont hy the Y W C A to htlp the younger girlx In 1918
them difftrmt O1'glU1ait1011b of girls idopttd the n 11116 of Girl RL strx Lb It is not only 1 I1lt1Ol'11l
org ll11Z1t1Oll hut 111 intern 1111011 11 one IS well
A group ww first orgmized in th1Q school in 1924 Girls 111 our eluh 1re t1ught to 1pprec11te the
better things in life They 1re intnnitt with the out doore 1nd cultix 1tt the f11endsh1p of other
girls All girls 1re welcome to our club proxidinq th1t they lCC6pC the purpose of the cluh
OFFILERS FIRST SEMESTER Ruth Moore Presldent Thed1Wy1rd Vice president Exelyn
OPHLERS SECOND SEMESTER K1thleen Cnnphell President 141111111 Rohinbon Vrce preszderit
Miry Alexmder Secretary Ex 1 White Treasurer Piuline Collinb Program Commntee
IN THE PICTURE Frrst Row C111 C ISC M 1rQ1ret Stmffer Lucy M 1rsh 111 Virginii S 1l1dCfSOI1
Ruth Moore Nim Reed EX elvn Anglin Lois Ohley P1ul1 Spooner Second Row Ruth
Evins IV1 Bunse osephine King Gerildine Mwwdsley Dorothy Ehhert El1z1heth H1111
M1rg1t D112 K1thleen C11nphe11 M1ry K1th1'yn Belcher Alice Ontis Clor11 Hollind
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THE Freshmen Grrl Reserxe Club W us organlzed rn 1935 under the supervrsron of Mlss june Plum
mer of the Y W C A The purpose ofthe OI'0lI11 1t1on IS to provxde 1 wholesome meins of
socul md educ1t1on1l rctrvrty for grrls of the nrnth ye rr
The club meets before school on Tuesd ly mormngs The program for the ye lr consrsts of numbers
by students tnlks by rnterestmq Women outslde the club partxes 1nd outmgs It IS under the
d1rect1on ofthe Y W C A md M1ss Ehzrbeth Ham IS the Very rble md popular lduser
OFFICERS osephlne Riymond Premdent Hope Heather Vlce breszdent Mirrin Weber Sec
'retary M1r1lyn Coulter 'Treasurer
M155 Clrrr Bllck 1rd Faculty Sponsor
IN THB PICTURE Frrst Row Chrrstrne Stewrrt V1v1 m Phllllps Cl rrrsse Hxtcher Josephme
VerrOulson Ruth Sheppard Helen Wuellner Beverly Barley Alven1Elberg Hope Heather
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DER Deutsche Verem WIS orgInI ed 111 1934 Students of Germ lil haxmg an axerage grade of
A or B are ehgrhle
The um of thrs Cluh 15 to promote an Interest ID German and to hue the student tr amrng and
experlence ID speakrng the language
The project for 1937 was the Iomt banquet gwen by Le Cercle Franc us and Der Deutsche Verem
at WhIch both languages were used In add1t1on dISt1nI,u1shed German Ind French speakers
were presented to the two cluhs
The dues are twenty me cents each semester
OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER Douglas Flsk Presudent Olrxejacoln V1cep'res1dent Donald lackson
Secretary Edgar Fran Treasurer
OFFICERS SECOND DEMESTER Evelyn Kruse Presrdent Carl ohnk V1ceb'reS1dem Edgar Franz
Secretary Hattle Hemkle Treasurer
MISS LIly W1ll1l1l1SOD Faculty Sponsor
IN THE PICTURE Fwst Row MarIe Delfo Olne ICODI Dorothy Loellke Rrta ten Hompel
Charlotte Dudley Hattme Hemkle Evelyn Kruse Allce Ontrs Agnes Huck Mlss Llly WIl
hamson Second Row jlck Overath jack Trower Blll Cent Harold Hermes james lohnesee
Norbert Franz Donald Iackson Dougl as FIsk Bert WU6lll1cF Herbert Etter Carl ohnk
Edgar Franz
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THE purpose of Le Cercle Frrncns IS to st1mulate Interest ID the French people the1r country
lrngulge Ind customs The progrrms hrve conslsted of trlks lectures and lHOV1I1g pxctures of
places IH Frmce grven by people who hrve tr Iveled there French gunes 1nd folk songs and srmple
French pl Iys partrcrprted IH by members ofthe club Ind top1cs by members ofthe club on some
subyect connected W1th French l1fe The club has usually h ld at le Ist one party or pIcnIc a semester
OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER V1rg1n11 Hrnes Premdent Betty MCDOW V1ce bresrdent Dorls
M1ller Secretary Chrrlotte McCurdy Treasurer
OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER Betty MCDOW Presldem Jine StIllIngs Vzce presldent Dons
Mxller Secretary em Schmoeller Treasurer
M1ss L1ly Wlll1dmSOH Ind M1ss ClIrI Bl Ickard Faculty Sponsors
IN THE PICTURE Fwst Row Kathleen Campbell Chrrlotte McCurdy Betty McDow Rose
mary Schmrtt Estrleene Wrters Mrry Allce Pms Normr Lenhrrdt Ruby Spees Louxse
Paynter VIrg1n1a Sturgeon Eldred Wrlkrngton Alneti W1lson Alberta Trower Second
Row Suzmne Scott Ivrs Chrsm Dorothy Prddock Em1l1e Lou Roth Icher jrne Stalhngs
Fred Olsen George Ryr1e Lesl1e johnson Robert McKay Ellen Gould Helen Sapot V1r
Harford ean Lampert Agnes S1mpson Mane Staub1tz Maryorre Newcomer Lou1se Netz
hammer Dorothy Todd Dor1s Randle E1leen Curry Eleanor Welhart jean Schmoeller
R1ta Clevenger Crystal Prosser
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THE purpose of the Alton Senior H1 Y Club is To Creite m11nt11n md extend throur hout the
school mel Community high stmdrrels ofChr1 tim Ch1r1Cter The four plmles m the platform
1re Clem speech Clem scholirship Clem sport mel Clem lixmg
The H1 Y Club is 1 group of older high sehool boys who 1re seeking for themselxes mel their fellow
students the highest stmd rrds of life md Conduct This Club rffords 111 opportunity for develop
mg leidership lmong 1ts members emph 1s1 es things worth while md 11d III the form rtion of
friendships
This Club is Chartered by the Stite md N1t1on1l orgmi 1t1ons of H1 Y Clubs A prospectixe
GFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER Sterl1r1gP1ge Presldenr B1llBund Vrce presrdent Dur1r1tAbernethy
Secretary Tom Henesey Treasurer Otis Connerly Sergeant at Arms
OFFICERS QECOND SEMESTER Sterling Pige Premdent BlllBL1l1d Vrce presrdent George Rvrie
Secretary Bob D1Ckerso11 Treasurer Hugh Horstmm Sergeant at Arms
Mr Mrrxiii H Ihne Faculty Sponsor
IN THE PICTURE Frrst Row Luclen Turk Otis Connerly Dur mt Abernethy Sterling Prge
Bill Bund Tom Henesey Robert Brown Second Row Mr Ihne Robert Dickerson Eelgu'
Billings Bill Netzhlmmer Douglis Fisk Bert Wuelliier Stmley Mitthey Mr Brubiker
Thzrd Row Homer Cllrk OsC1r jreger Bill Drlke Hugh Horstmm Milford Liu George
Cmnon Mix Wood George Ryrie loe Arndt
Nor IN P1eTURE lohn Frirbmks
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THE Girls Pep squad w as reorganized in the fallof1936 The purpose of the Pep Club is to dex elop
better school spirit and loyalty in the student body to add trength courage md moral support
to all athletic te ams
QFFICERS Dora Brown Presrdent Betty Harford Secretary Treasurer
IN THE PICTURE Fwst Row Helen Carroll Lucy Logan Louise Preble Maxine Doyle
Virginia Lee Heuer Ex elyn Taylor ane Stallings Dorothy Gaines Becky Brown Second
Gladys Watkins Emilie Lou Rothacher Rosemary bchmitt Iolfr Corder Mary Elizabeth
Gething 'Thrrd Row Betty Harford .Ie an Lampert Dora Brown Edith Ruyle Ruth Moore
Geraldine Mawdsley Mary Gildersleexe Norma Lenhardt Marilyn Stanton Helen Sondles
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THERE is 1 group of students Who 1ssist the teacher in the study ht1llC2O1J The school librarian has
her 1Sh1StdDf5 who take ch irge it the desk in issuing ind checking books t1k1ng care of periodicals
ind mrious other duties The c1feteri1 group consists of students who perform their several
duties d11ly in order to give efficient service to patrons of the lunch room And this club in
cludes ill others who in some form or other serve the school
This org1n1z1t1on is open to myone who desires to be 1 member ind who is willing to be of service
IN THE PICTURE First Row Betty How 1rd Lydabelle D1vis Thelm1 Alldridge Marie Cress
Well Ruth Eirley M lfglfet Elder Thom1s Pace Harold Hodge Norm1 Meyer Frances
Foster M1ry Alex mdcr leinne Kocher Pauline Collins Second Row Winifred Russel
Roherti Pieper Doris Ohley Edith Ruyle M 1ry Gissler ine bt 1ll1I1gS Genexiexe Wilson
Friedr Funkhouser It in Limpert Third Row M1x Kisten lohnny Blrittini Billy Meisen
hcimer Wiltcr Milton Irx in Bott Iohn Wright Gul Br 1dley Robert Pice Forrest Brey
fogle Miryelli Godwin Mirgiret H1nn1 Ele mor Smith Fourth Row Vincent Monzel
Leo Ferguson Billy Cisselli Csker Reynolds Dorothy Meyer Alberti Trower Don Zim
merm1n Cl iyton Miguirc Mirjorie Trout Betty McDow M1ry Kodros Hulda Ofbdh
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Service Club l-loll patrol
THF bervrce Club 15 'ln orgam at1on composed of several groups of students These groups haxe
as thear prrm ary purpose to serve the school an some manner One group as the Student Patrol
whrch serx es duly rn the halls and audatorrum durlng lunch perlods Another group rs composed
of glrls the Grrls Councrl who serve duly rn the ofhce for exch perrod of the day and there are
boys and garls who as rst the ofhce force
IN THE PIQTURE Fwst Row Wallr am Walters Wxlllaaaa Poanter Alneta Smath Lora jean
Parrs Ruth I aacs Elleen Mohler Ivade an Austm M ary Cruse Alvana Uehelhack
Rose Sm alley Eleanor jones Erleen Bradshaw Vera Oulson Second Row Laurence Frelds
Henry Groshans Darwan Grll Elsre Maupan Dorothy Beuttel Mary Alrce PIYIS Melba
Bourllon Ahce Norton Frances Brtamhal Gladys Watkarms Emaly Robmson Tlurd Row
Ray Wehrm an Walter Lengracher Harold Hermes Edward Yost ohn Gray Don Me1sen
helmer Ralph Stuart Norm an Bently Paul Breyfogle ack Bower Dan Haar Howard
Nlylor Fourth Row Forrest Hoefert bam Hall George Hays Dayton Schrnadt Tom Fet
tmver Kenneth Wolfe Lwvern Wmters Tom Henesey Gordon Lahey Eugene Churchall
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To dex elop the creataxe wratang abalaty of the members to afford opportunataes to wrate and to
dascuss matters pertunang to laterary wrrtang and to sponsor creatlve Wratmg by other than club
members that as the arm of thc Creataxe Wratalag Club organlzed by Mrss Lauretta Paul an 1931
Meetanvs ofthe club are held each Thursday from 8 20 to 8 50 am At these meetmgs laterary
wratangs of varrous types are subnaatted hy club members and are crltacazed by the other members
and by the sponsor The best of these contrabutaons are pranted an the club magazane WIUQS
hrst assued an 1931 Contests to encourage creatlxe wratanq on the part of other than club mem
bers haxe been sponsored from tame to tame by the club These have had a X araed appeal and
have been popular
OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER Varganaa Hanes Preszdent Alberta Trower Vace preszdent ,lean
Lampert Secretary Treasurer Frances Cutler Labrarmn
CFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER Marae St aubatz Presadent Mary Alace Parls Vice presadent ean
Lampert Secretary Treasurer Margaret Hanna Labraraan
Mass Lauretta Paul Faculty Sponsor
IN THE PICTURE Farst Row Mass Paul Fraeda Funkhouser Betty Perrottet Lucalle Nackell
Mary Alace Paras Evelyn Kruse Helen Carroll Margaret Hanna Norma Dunphy Louase
Preble Second Row Maralyn Stanton MaryellaGodW1n Rose Owens ean Lampert Mane
Staubatz Vmcent Monzel Lucaen Turk George Hays jane Stallangs Alberta Trower
Fr ancu Cutler Varganaa Hanes Doras Maller
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THE purpose of the Art Club IS To promote 1ll worthy lft 1CtlN1t1Cb w1th1n the school
The Art Club w1s OFg1I'11ZECl October 31 1931 wlth 1 1ne1nbersh1p of nlneteen Bellevlng thlt
1 sm1ll club W1th str1ct 1d1n1ss1on requlrements would nx 1ke 1 better workmg org1n1z1t1on the
Art Club has the followmg requlrements
Q1 A student must h we hid one ye 1r of 1rt 1n th1s hlgh school or
other hlgh schools
C25 Durmg th1s requlred ye1r of 1rt the student must h me 1n 1de 1
grade of B or 1bove
OD A student must recexve 1 m1jor1ty vote when xoted mto the
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The Art Club pm IS IH the sh 1pe of 1n 1rt1st s D 1lette md h 15 uther three colored stones or tn unel
settmgs mn lt
OFFICERS oe Bomfede Presrdent Dorothy Loellke Secretary Nlck Buds Treasurer
Est1leene Waters M 1ry Alxce PHFIS Ruth Rowlmg Anm May Cliyton Idl Jean Gr1nth1m
Second Row N1n1 Reed R1ley W1eg.1nd Orv1lle M 1gu1re oe Bon zfede Tom Krepel N1ck
Bavas Robert Rutz Ot1s Langford jack Schnexder Ruby Spees
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Stomp, Camera, Home Economics
NOW SHOWING
ADVERTISERS
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Acme Bowl1ng Alleys
Alton Automobale Go
Alton Bakmg E93 Gatermg Go
Alton Bankmg Es' Trust Go
Alton Box Board Go
Alton Brlck Go
Alton Evemng Telegraph
Alton Floral Go
Alton Insulat1ng Es? Roonng Go
Alton Laundry Go
Alton Laght Er Power Go
Alton Lumber Co
Alton Tent Es' Awnmg Go
Alton T1re Sales Go
A ci P Grocery
Barth s Ph urm acy
Be all Tool Go
Beauty Parlor Gomplamentary
Berger s jewelry
Bernard Tallorlng Go
Block Ice Cream Go
Brandenberger s
Braght Spot CGO Servlce O11 Co 1
Brown john T Motor Go
Buck s Punt Store
Burns Motor Go
Clmp Ee? Walker Serw 1ce Stat1on
Garter Bros Motor Go
G1t1zens Go1ch Go
Glty Fuel Eff Supply Go
Golumbu Hotel
Gomplaments of a Fraend
Gomplaments of a Fr1end
Dee Floral Go
Degenhardt Pharmacy
Flrst Nataonal Bank Ear Trust Co
Foster s Drug Store
Gem E93 Uptown
Godw1n W I
Gouldmg s ewelers
Grand E3 Pr1ncess Theatres
Gruet Motors Inc
Hamer IC
Harrlson Company Engravers
Hartmann Lou1s J Gloth1ers
Heskett Machme Co
Hudson s jewelry
Hyndm an Ice Eff Fuel Go
J Es? R Motor Supply Go
Kerr s Drug Store
Kllnke Ice Es' Fuel Co
offhdvedmem
Laclede Steel Go
Lampert Bottl1ng Works
Leona Beauty Shop
Llndley W F Servrce Statlon
Logan s Mornang Star Daary
Luly john G Drug Go
Mary N E
Mellmg E! Gaskans Prantmg Co
Metropolatan Lmfe Insurance Go
M1ller Dan Go
Mlneral Sprmgs Hotel
Modern Weldmg Go
N1tSCh6 Drug Store
Noll s B 1kery
Peapert Wm Groceraes
Poole Rock Pharmacy
Prlncess Ice Cream Sho
ueen Insurance Agency
Red E! Whlte Grocery Go
Reeder Coal E99 Ice Go
Re1lley Brothers Inc
Relnxnger Dyemg E99 Cl6dH1Hg Go
Reass Studxo
Ross Hardware Go
Ryr1e Geo M Co
Sargent Ice Es? Goal
Sears Roebuck Es? Go
Sessel s
Seven Up CSte1n D1st Go J
Shell Petroleum Corp
Shurtleff College
Salk Es' Son Serv1ce Stataon
Snyder ohn Go
Sprlngman Lumber Go
Stanard T1lton M1ll1Hg Go
Steck Insurance Agency
Streeper Funeral Homes
Sunny SQFVICC Stataons
Thr1fty Drug Stores
Todd Gleanmg Er? Dyexng Co
Tr1 G1ty Grocery
Tr1 State Goal Go
U S Hat Shop
Veath F L Ee? Son
Vogue
Wells Barnes T1re Go Inc
Western Gartrldge Go
W1111dmSOH Pharamcy
W1Hdm111 Cafe
Young s Department Store
Young s Shoe Store
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YOU LL DROP MORE PESTS
WITH SUPER X 22 s
Go after pests Wlth Super X
22 s' Stalklng IS much easler
because of thelr LONC ER
RANGE HIGHER SPEED
and POWER' C lose approach
ln the open IS unnecessary'
So why llmlt your sport to Msg!
the more dlfhcult short range
SIIOOLIHQ and hard stalkmg
wlth ordlnary 22 s 7 X X
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your spolt 100fZ and help
clear woods and fields of crows and all the pests that destroy
game and Cl ops'
EXTRA C LEAN That s Super X' The clean 1nv1s1ble
hard Wax lubrlcant on the Lubaloy coated bullet not 1
gl ease makes Super X clean IH hands and rlfle' Lengthens
the barrel llfe Increases accuracy Non corroslye prlmlng
further assures a clean rlfle bore
New Expert 22s
F01 pllnklng and target practlce Where the long range and
power of Super X aren t needed shoot Western XPERT 22 s
Smokeless' Non corroslve' Greater Accuracy Lead Lubrlcat
ed bullets IH Short Long or Long Rlfle
WESTERN CARTRIDGE COMPANY EAST ALTON ILL
World s Champxon Ammunltlon
Made ln Your Own Community
Used All Over The World
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'41 Terchers meet and plln for openmg day of school
SEPTEMBER
1200 plus enroll 1n hrgh school New te lchers M155 Bldwell home econormcs Mr Brown
commerclal Mr Deason sc1ence M155 8utherland Engllsh M155 Warner Englrsh
Seruce Club orgim ed student servlce for the school
Tztler St 111 orgrm ed und Relss Studlo w1s selected to tlke plctures for the 37 Tltler
Act1v1ty tlckets slle stlrted Over 600 tlclcets sold
Footbrll pep lssembly
Red Brrds xs Clexelmd of bt Louls Our wctory 250
OCTOBER
Creatlxe WY1f1Dg Club 1nduct1on
Flculty Party at Cimp Talmhr
M155 McC1uslmd spoke to u1ll EQ' Scroll about the 0lyH1p1C glmes
Crlmte xs Alton Crxnlte won 1312
H1 Y house party it Chlutauqul
Le Cercle Frmcus lnduetxon
DT1l11lt1C Club Inductlon
Ttxchers 1l1SC1fLltt, no school
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Red Blrds belt Wood Rner 42 6
No school Teachers Inst1tute
Red B1rds bert Collmsulle 170
u1ll Es' Qcroll Banquet at Y W
No school AfI1119t1CC Day
u1ll Ed Scroll 1nduct1on
Preudent of Montrcello spoke In assembly
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hrst rpnerrlnce before hleh school 15 embly
Alton bert M1d1SOD '54 0
St.lLCt1OI1 of subyects for next year
Ruth Moore vns crowned football queen 1n xssembly
26 27 Turkey Dry hohdzys
26 Alton 1'11gh be1t Western M1l1t1ry Acldemy 180
DECEMBER
Dr1m1t1c Clubs productlon of Crptam Apple ack
Blsketball film was shown durmg assembly per1od
Football banquet gnen at Masomc Temple
G11l6Sp1E at Alton Alton won 31 19
Alton at jerseyulle Alton won 26 25
Rellglous Tmbleaux glven 1n assembly by French and
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Alton at Crinlte C1ty Alton won 36 25
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Soldan St Louls at Alton Alton won 298
Rev Vance spoke before Chr1stm as Assembly
Alton at Collansvrlle Alton won 38 22
Teachers Chr1stmas Party g1ven an audatoraum Startlng of the hohclfays Oh Boy'
The Tatler Staff motored to St Louls and v1s1ted the Harrason Engravlng Company and
attended the St Louas Theatre
Pubhc Speaklng classes attended Pr1de and Prejudlce at the Amerlcan Theatre IH St Louas
Mt Vernon Tourmment defefatmg Gr1an1te Caty 28 26 johnson Cxty 1513 and West
Frankfort 26 24 Alton has the trophy
JANUARY
Oh' Hum' Back to School
Assembly Songs by Nack Bav as and selectlons by the orchestr1a
Organlzataon plctures taken for Tatler
Scandal assue of Tlmes out Basketball game East St Louls 30 Alton 26
Nataonal Honor 5OC1CtY meetxng electaon of olhcers
u1ll Es? Scroll meetxng 6l6Cf101'1 of ofhcers
Inductlon ceremony of Natlonal Honor SOCICCY
Basketball game Iviadlson 25 Alton 45
Basketball gaane Bellevalle 22 Alton 24
Baccalaureate SBYVICBS
Pot luck supper and theater party for senaors
bemor Banquet at MISOHIC Temple
Basketball game Wood Rner 43 Alton 20
4 1 4 2 pa ty Emaly Wlnkler was crowned queen of the senlor cl1ass
Dxstrxbutaon of report cards Graduataon
Basketball game Gramte 25 Alton 29
More bad news begannang of new semester
Inductlon of new members xnto H1Y
B1asketball game Collrnsxalle 45 Alton 18
FEBRUARY
Honor 8oc1ety prns came Fxrst day to regaster
Collectlon for flood refugees S140 00 an cash 1116 bundles of clothmg and 625 c.ans of
food were collected
lndaan oe Frrday gave a talk an assembly
Basketball game uancy 22 Alton 19
Basketball game Madason 19 Alton 26
Movmg pactures by Chexrolet Motor Comp1any 1n .assembly
Basketball game Bellev1lle 14 Alton 26
Basketball game Wood Rner 29 Alton 14
Basketball game umcy 36 Alton 19 played at uancy
Washmgtons barthday School was dasmlssed at 2 p m
The orchestra played Herman Peek of bhurtlelf College sang and Carl esson head of the
Musac Department played several numbers and accompanled Mr Peek 1n assembly
program
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Ltast home basketball game Lavxngston 20 Alton 15
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A tr1xe1 lecture Wlb gnen d11r111g Germ 111 111d F11nch ClLl1W 111c1t111g
lllll. St 111111115 Won D A R Contest
Alton H1gh WYLSC1ll1g te 1111 1o11rneyed to Un1'w1r51ty of 111111015 for the St1te 1111tch
H1Y 1n t1l1ed Chmter lt Glllnsple
Nltlfllill Honor Soclety p1rty for 11111 U Scroll
u1ll Cv' Scroll p15try 511e 1t Young 5 Dept Storc
Sr P1tr1ck 5 D1y co1111c11 c1per
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APRIL
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B 111d Contest CHo11d1y,
B1nd Contest
u1ll C Scroll 1nd11ct1on Ceremony
ASbCHlb1y 1 t11k by Mr Wood
'I'1111e5 out new t111 1n11ounced
A55e111111y two one 1ct pl1y hy Shurt1ef1p11yer 5po115ored hy tht N 1t1on11 Honor Soc1ety
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1111 Q Scroll 1 e11111x Protu or M1 MV11 Mr Wood xmnneroft 1 1e11t11111t11
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MAY
Orche5tr1 111d C1r15 Glee C1L113 111 155e111h1y 1111151c week
Mr Pett1ng111 Mr5 Sp1r11 111d Mr 1nd M15 Ch15e1n 1 provr1111 O1I11U:-1L.
11111 Cf Scroll entertnned N1t1on1l Honor Soc1ety w1th 1 d111ce
Mr Reyno1d5 111o1ovy 1115tr11ctor ICCSPCS c111 to 1o11et H1ch School
P11y pre5e11t1d l1y Dr11111t1c C1Lll3 ohn Schonnet of Beth1lto 111 1 re1d111c My F1r5t
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JUNE
T1tler d15tr1l1ut1on
N1t1on11 Honor Soc1ety 1HL1L1Ct1OI1
L15t d1y for 58111015 Wonder how the u11der gr1d111te5 feel"
B1cc111ure1te struct Rex 11017131115 W15 the 5pe111e1'
Tr1p to the Muny 0p6f1 to we The Gre1t W11t
Se111or p1rty d111cc 111 1'111,h School gym
St111or5 1tte11d the p1ct11rc 5how nt the Gr1nd
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Mara an Armste ad bequeath my volce to Mable Lewas
Joe Arndt bequeath the pres1dency of the senaor class to the next sap who as wallmg to take at
Ivadean Austln bequeath my possessaon of at to Paula Spooner
Catherlne Baron Wall 1 lucky break to all undergraduates
Bernadane Bauer W1ll my athletac A s to any garl Who can t get one
Kenneth Bauser Wlll the aob of patchang up the second team to the next football manager
Herbert Beck wall my brotherly love to somebody else who wants a saster
Mary Kathryn Belcher wall my hddle to Mara an Whattlem an
Leslae Bell bequeath my abalaty to make excuses to jack F1scher
Evelyn Belt wall my school sparat to myself
Frederrck Beneze wall my ab1l1ty to get excused absent sl1ps to Kevan Corder
Elame Bennett bequeath my ab1l1ty to hang on to an athletac star to Rosemary Rose
Leonard Bethards bequeath my abalxty to catch the faanters an plays to jack Zerwas
Luretta Brown wall my southern accent to Mr Eggaman
Blythe Brown Wall my heaght to Clafford Baxter
Lmcoln Burns Wall my bashfulness to Frank Burch
Charles Buck Wall my pape to Armour Company for smokang hams
Irma Chev alley wall my anterest an mrlk men to une Tace
Otas Connerly bequeath my pOl1tlCll knowledge to Mr Wood
Ellen ululaa Coulter bequeath my neatness to Carl Baaley
Bally Crandall bequeath the vall age of Elsah to Prancapaa
Imogene Davas wall my love of radang an dame tlX1S to Varganaa Cheesman
Eugenaa Delano Wall my name to Presadent Roosexelt
barah Dodge bequeath my abalaty to cuddle 1n the halls to Helen Sapot
Robert Ele bequeath my abalaty to entertaan the passengers on the school bus Wath my srnganv
to Carl Lovvder
Alace Elmendorf wall my curves to V1rgan1a Sanderson
Wallaaaaa Forrester wall a basketball to Coach Holt
Frances Foster wall the sales tax to Governor Horner
Madelane Gordon wall my good looks to Claffus Lee johnson
Mary Gordon bequeath my fl1rt1ng abalaty to lanace Reanachen
Varglnaa Hanes Wall my A s to Ned bpaess fHe ll need them
LeRoy Harrason wall not wall my love for the Football ueen to anyone
LaMo1ne Haynes bequeath my drowsaness to anybody who needs extra sleep
Florence Hechler bequeath my sunny dasposataon to Ellen Gould
Thomas Henesey wall my bag feet to Keath Cook for use on the basketball floor
Vargama Lee Heuer wall my locker hangers to Martha Logan
Ealeen Hoppe bequeath my hrst husband to Ruby Spees
Wrllaam Horn bequeath the bag bass horn to the band
Lucalle Huvhson Wall my red ha1r to Mass Colonlus
Harold Hutchinson wall my Tatler plcture to the Museum of Natural HISIOYY
ohn jackson bequeath my specaal daet to Alberta Ratchey
Audrey Jacoby wall my tm solder to the Army
Dorothy ann jennmgs wall my cell an the Saant Louas yall to ames Davas
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Frances ewell wall my smale to Dora Means
Bernard Keeney wall my curb sattang on New Year s eve to Edwan Yenny
Marae Kelly bequeath my blue eyes to Mass Bartholomew
Gaal Kerr wall my squarrelaness to john Faarbanks
Robert Landass wall my garlfraend to some guy who wall help her up the staars
Anata Leese bequeath my bag gruff voace to Mr Myers
Eugene Lenhardt bequeath my socaology book to someone who wall use at
Bernard Lantz wall my love for redheads to Ralph Frary
Orvalle Maguare wall my artastac drawang to the Art Museum
Dolores Martan bequeath my voace to Nack Bavas
Ceraldane Mawdsley wall my Tatler pacture to Carl ohnk
Ruth Melton wall my knowledge of algebra to Mass Klump
Dorothy Meyer bequeath my bookkeepang books to Mr Clark
Norma Meyer bequeath my boots to Varganaa Sturgeon
Mary Kark Mook wall my way wath the boys to Harraet Albrecht
Ruth Morgan wall my popularaty to Ruth Rowlang
Harry Moulton wall my baseball bat to Otas Langford
Mabel Neal bequeath my cap and gown to the Iune class
Marjorae Newcomer bequeath my Cookae to the baker
Bettv ,lo Norras wall my Canger Rogers dancang abalaty to Norma ee Korte
Doras Ohley wall my pep sweater to the next cheer leader
Qtas Parker bequeath gl asses an the cafeteraa to Mass Henry
Roberta Paeper wall my 5 Es? 10 cent aob to Margaret Whate
Nana Reed wall my wad of gum to Varganaa Stewart
jack Reed wall the rang I have an my pocket to Maralyn Stanton
joe Rachardson bequeath my cookae duster to Nack Bavas
Emalae Lou Rothacher bequeath my tube of lapstack to jean Lampert
Gene Russell wall my fleetness to Ed Thompson
Wanafred Russel wall my weakness for cornets to the band
Florence Russo wall my speed an typang to Harry McIntosh
Rachard Rutz bequeath my Honor Socaety pan to the next person who loses has
Edath Ruyle bequeath my candy bars to my saster
Fred Schlueter bequeath my knowledge of U S Hastory to Mass Cates
Rebe Ray Selkark wall my wannang ways to Dorothy Beuttel
Hattae Smath wall my abalaty to rattle dashes to osephane Russell
Robert Staehle bequeath my ex garlfraends to Maurace Cox
Gene Storm wall Louase to Edgar for safe keepang
Alberta Trower wall my bottle of sta back to Donald ackson
Alvana Uebelhack wall my typang abalaty to Eunace Helkamp
Elsae Vandergrafl' wall my red haar to Maxane Groves
Helen Wadlow bequeath my fiddle to Mr Porter
Dorothy Ward bequeath my love for football managers to anyone who lakes them
Louase Weaver bequeath my knattang to Betty McDow
Frances Westbrook wall my Household Physacs book to Mr Stage I won t use at anymore
Emaly Wankler wall my strade to Mr Clark
Rachard Wanslow bequeath my wrazzlang to Woodae Waters
Max Wood wall my unruly locks to the boys of Alton Hagh
Cordon Zammerman wall my heaght to jack Kandag
Maurace Koehne bequeath my abalaty to get back an socaology classes to james Norvell
John Lyons bequeath my marcelled curls to Fred Fuller
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H1rr1et Albrecht the k1dd1es best fr1end 15 tell1ng bed tlme storles and s1ng1ng lullables over
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Mary Alex1nder h1s l1nded her football hero after many years of rough tackllng
lohn Barnwell IS Rubmoffs understudy
Elden Bauer has become the worlds most famous tatoo1st
Ch 1rlotte Belt owns 1 bo1rd1ng house for r1ch bachelors
M1ldred Bennett 15 1 f1sh1on styl1st 1n Par1s
Elmer Bernard IS 1 number one s1lesman for Wr1gley s Chewlng Gum Company
George Berry IS he1d professor of chennstry at Yale
Dorothy Beuttel lrves on 1 very l1rge d11ry flrm 1n1rr1ed of course
Edglf B1ll1ngs 1 ch1p off the old block hlS entered pOl1tlCS
joe Bon1fede 15 busy p11nt1ng the town red
Irv1n Bott lb the f1mous IYVIU of New York m1nuf1cturer of odorless perfume
S1byl Boughton IS professor of Enghsh IH the hrst grade at Godfrey School
Robert Brenner IS 1 IDOVIQ st 1r spec11l1z1ng IH butler roles even to the Enghsh accent
Alene Brown 1S 1n IUSIFUCCTESS at 1 danclng school IH New York
Dor1 Brown IS teach1ng gum poppmg IH k1nderg1rten
Edg1r Bryant IS go1ng to be strmgled to death by Ed CStr1nglerj LCWIS
Gertrude Bryant IS elex 1tor g1rl ID the Emprre State Bu1ld1ng just takrng a r1de
J1ck Bullock 1s the proud f1ther of four red headed g1rls Wdlt 1 mlnute It s five
Elleen Burton 15 pl1y1ng the p1rt of ul1et 1n Shakespelre s great play Romeo and ul1et
K1thleen C1mpbell IS 1 chorus glrl 1n the Z1Cgf:l6ld Follles
George C1nnon 15 the proud f1ther of a son who carr1es p1pers just l1ke h1S father d1d when
he w1s 1 boy
Helen C1rroll IS modehng dresses for 1 large dep1rtment store ID Godfrey
joe Ch1mpl1n Ib 1 Ford de1ler ID Texas
Leslle Chapm 1n owns 1 the 1ter 1t Cottage Hrlls
Anna May Cl1yton h1s t1ken over the Br1gbt Spot and now serves hot dogs mstead of ham
burgers
Dorothy Clower IS a hat styllst 1n Parxs
P1ul1ne Coll1ns IS bookkeeper IH a large bank IH Salt Lake C1ty
Norman Combs IS I11lI'1lg6I' of the Temple Theatre
Fr1nces Cutler IS head cook It j1mm1es Coney Island Cafe
Gayle D1venport IS M1rth1 Carr 194Ofwr1t1ng adv1ce to people IH drstress
George Dav1s 15 a fru1t grower IU Flor1da
Hazel D1v1s IS takmg c1re of the chrldren s nursery at Bethalto
1mes DAVIS IS he 1d SllC5XDAI1 for the L1febuoy Shavmg Cream Company
Robert D1v1s owns 1 f1ctory manufacturmg br1ll1ant1ne
MTYIC Delfo works ID the 5 Es' 10 cent store 1nd rom1nce IS rumored w1th her boss'
M1fgl6 D1az IS te 1ch1ng Sp1n1sh at Shurtleff College
Erma D1etz h1s taken M1ry L1v1ngston s place on jack Benny s program
LOIS Dorr1s 15 known as the speed kmg by res1der1ts of Alton
FTHHCIS Doyle 15 stlll Dodge mg around and 15 now ra1s1ng l1ttle Doyle IES CHOW about
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M1x1ne Doyle I5 pl11y1ng ro1111nt1c parts ID the L1ttle Theater plays
Norma Dunphy IS 1 c1g1rette g1rl IH a New York nlght club
L1urence Edwards IS SOdl water boy dur1ng the ball g1mes It Sportsman s Park
john Furbmks 15 owner of the Ill1no1s Term1n1l and 15 operatmg 1n elaborate streamlmed
us system 1n Alton
R1ch1rd F1rmer 15 111 1uto 111ech1n1c 1nd hopes to s1ve enough n1oney to get on Ma1or Bowes
Am1teur progr1m IS 1 wh1stler
ThOH1lS Fettmger 15 dI'1Vll1g 1 d1n1e tlX1
Hubert F1elder hlS 1o1ned the 1rmy to get 1W 1y from It all meanmg what Huber
Leomrd Flelds 15 1 plumber 1nd 15 puttmg IH new dr1nk1ng fountuns at Alton Hlgh
VIFQIDII F1scher 15 IH 11rpl1ne hostess and from wh 1t I hear she IS do1ng E1 pretty good 1ob
of l1nd1ng the p1lot
Edg1r Foss h1s taken G W Reynold s place as teacher of b1ology at Alton Hlgh
George Fr1es 15 one of those d1m bu1lders
Freder1ck Fuller 1s competmg Wlth George Ryr1e 111 the grocery busmess
Fr1ed1 Funkhouser IS the hostess at the Swmg It mght club 1n Ghlcago
Dorothy G11nes 15 1 be 1uty oper1tor 1nd really flxes herself up
Ann1 G1ll1not 15 sell1ng Fuller brushes
P1ul1ne G1berson IS b1rker for Bob W1dlow 1n R1D2llDg Bros c1rcus
Id1 M1e G1ll h1s the world s record for typmg speed
H1rold Gllllln IS collectmg from h1S SOC1ll Securlty 1ccount
GEOFQIDI Gordon IS 11111d 1t the home of lack Zerw1s
George Groxes IS dmmg 1 bus for john Fa1rbanks bus company
Max1ne Grox es owns 11 hot dog stand at Bal1Bal1
loe Ham1lton 15 1 b1rber EIVIDQ all the boys a burr halrcut
W1lbur H1nd IS n11k1ng 1 footb1ll hero of Frank1e Burch
Eun1ce Helmk1mp IS he 1d w11tress 1t the T1ck Tock Coffee Shop
Lul1 M1e Henderson IS d1rector of 1 11122 b1nd
M6lV1l1 Henderson 15 1 porter on the Abrah U11 Lxncoln trun
Be1tr1ce Henry owns 1 T1ffy Shop she sees the dent1st qu1te often
Vernett1 Hermg 15 1n elex 1tor glfl IH the Emp1re bflt6 bu1ld1ng She l1ke the rest of us
h1 her ups 1nd down
Al1ce J1ckson has 1o1ned the f1mous Hall lohnson cho1r
Don1ld Jackson IS stew1rd on the ueen Mary where he IS drownmg h1s sorrows 1n the
S61 he w1s 11lted by so111e heart breakmg glfl who fell for h1S curly ha1r
Gllve Jr-lCOb1 15 1n Gern11ny te 1ch1ng the German school ch1ldren how to speak Enghsh
G1rl Johnk IS 11 h1gh pressure s1lesman for palmol1ve so1p keep that schoolboy complex
ION IS h1s l1ne
Joseph jones IS sell1ng 1uto111ob1les AUStlDS 1t th1t
M1rcell1 jones 15 1 cook ID 11 New York Hotel
Lucllle ordan owns 1 do nut shop she YYICS to sell the holes
Helen Juttemeyer 15 de IH of g1rls at Alton H1gh School
Irene Kahl better known 1s pony boy 15 plavmg the part of Paul Revere 1n Mont1cello s
new play Paul Revere s R1de
leanne Kocher IS 1 two tuner nurse mald
Thomas Krepel IS followmg 1n h1s father s footsteps not chas1ng fire engmes but help1ng
to lead the parade
Jean Lampert 15 on the New York stage domg her famous Russ1an dance Ed Thompson also
knows the Russ1an dance
Ot1s Langford IS makmg good IU college football
Mable LCWIS 15 the blues s1nger w1th Gab Calloway s orchestra
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Wilbur Little is head of the program Do you want to be an Actor?
Mildred Lohr is taking care of the nursery at the Alton Memorial Hospital.
Kenneth Long has taken over Dizzy Dean s job
Nancy Luer is serving pork chops whale her husband is sewing on buttons at has tailor shop
Alla May McDonald s highest ambition has never yet been realized keeping the attention
football hero
Robert McDonald has turned a professional football player
Pearl McFern has gone to Hollywood to play in a new production of Green Pastures
Clayton Maguire has started a hamburger stand on his salary drawn in the cafeteria
Lois Mann is still practicing on her violin determined to be a second jack Benny
Murlin March is a big game hunter in Delhi
Elsa Maupin has taken Martha Carr s place advising young girls to live alone and like it
Dora Means in reference to all men has Gone With The Wind
Eleanor Metcalf is a fan Clessj dancer
Eloise Mohler will replace Miss Machin somedayl as a teacher of Latin
Annabelle Montague will never be left alone she got all the boys telephone numbers from
registration cards
Lester Mortland is substituting for Hal LeRoy in Hollywood
Bill Netzhanamer is Blufling the town
Harry Nevlin has taken over his Dads moving business
Wayne Newell has become a lawyer and has just popped the question to Dorothyann
Martha Nicholas can now have all the ice cream she wants she owns an ice cream factory
Lola Oulson is the new owner of Ye Old Hat Shoppee
jack Overath will resume his pastime in the Owl business
Rose Owens is teaching poems to the little children in kindergarten
Dorothy Paddock is author of the best seller Keep that School Girl Figure
Sterling Page is still a ladies man
Russell Patterson has followed in
Verle Payne is a bridge teacher
Louise Paynter is teaching Latin
Shirley Pratt is wondering which
Louise Preble is the new Mother Advisor in the Alton Chapter of Rainbow
Gladys Rathgeb is slowly learning to like to eat Chop Suey
Rayburn Ray has a terrible disease running off at the mouth
his father s footsteps and is now slinging coca cola
and every Friday has a class of ten girls of course
to Shirley Temple
one of the Russell boys as which
Janice Reanachen boys watch out dont aump anace is still holding the bag
Osker Reynolds travels in a new Buick from president of Ipana to chief tube squeezer
not girls this time
Charles Roades is a barber at Mineral Springs
jesse Rowland ls shoving ahead the billy goat now rides behind
Cornelius Ruckman has taken over his mother s egg business
Katherine Ruedan is still collecting articles for her sociology notebook
Gordon Russelll When Gordon isn t working at his filling station
Seldon Russell Seldon is but we can t tell which is which
Nelson Russell is still an amateur radio operator he asn t good enough to be professional
jack Schneider is just an ordinary butcher
Wilbur Schneider is looking for someone to give has good looking picture to
Philip Schoppet is mourning over the girl who he fell for when he was a senior in high school
Betty Scott is a nobody knows only time will tell'
Shirley Seymour is a cartoon script writer and has as a side line in writing How to Master
Up Side Down Writing in three lessons
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James Sherman lb selling El f1mous brand of r1ors
Alvin Simpson is selling Fords
Frances Smith is tr 1vel1ng over the country lecturing on My Tr 1vels in the Wilds of Afr1c1
P1ul1 Spooner twice m1rr1ed is now in Reno for 1 quick sep1r1t1on
1ne St1ll1ngs h1s decided to be 1 chip off the old block 1 school te 1cher
Mlfllyll St 1nton 15 dishing h1sh in her own be 1nery
W1rren Stiver is 1 wine s1mpler in It1ly m1ybe th 1t is why he IS so di y
Orv1l Storm has 1 full time 1ob during baseb1ll se1son at Sportsman s p1rk selling pe 1nuts
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V1fg1D1l Sturgeon 1t l1st h1s settled down ind m1rr1ed Willie
Elizabeth Stutz 15 touring Europe on her old 1ge pension
Helen Suit is 1 number ple1se girl
1mes Sutter is selling b1lloons monkeys 1nd such on the corner of Third 1nd P1151
Evelvn T1ylor hlS decided th1t she his looks like Robert T1ylor so she is now bound for
Gr1fton to try out for the movies
H1zel T1ylor h1 t1ken over the direction of the Alton High b1nd 1nd 15 now stirring them
IS the Hoosier Hot Ch1s at the Temple The1tre
Irene Tessm1n is 1 pr1v1te secret 1ry Every once in 1 while she h1s 1 sit down strike
on the bosss l1p
Ann TODIZZ1 h1 gone b1ck to her old home town 1nd hlS m1rr1ed one of those hmdsome
It1l11ns
Lenor1 Ulrich is the new bookkeeping te1cher It Alton H1 h
H 1rry V 1n Collie is still working lt Kerr s drug store There seems to be no hope for 1dv IIICZ
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Tommy V 1n Meter is re1lly going pl 1ces He is taking Jessie Gwen s pl ICC in the Olympic
track team
Wilford W1rd is r11s1ng g1rl1c to be used on April Fools D1y
Est1leene W1ters ls milking cows while her husb 1nd is out on 1 spree
M1ry Lee W1tts is te 1ch1ng school It Loveloy
Everett W1tson IS still trying to mend the hole in his p1nts he got from chemistry cl1
Alton High
Adelaide W1ym1n is 1 stenogrmher If the Owens Illinois bl1ss Comp 111y
R1ch1rd Wehrle is the new hre chief 1t Godfrey
Bob Weish 1upt is still yust lo1fing 1round
Allen Weiss is telling the boys how to pluck their eyebrows
Vlfglnll Weiss h1s Tommy wr mped 11'ound her little finger
V1fglDll Welsh ls ch 1perone It the Western Milit 1ry dmces Still Wlltlll Vlfglllll
Bertr1m Wessel is one of the ten best dressed men in the U S
Ev1 White is designing shelf p1per for use 111 Kresge s windows
Marg1ret White IS letting her h11r grow
Robert Wilkinson is one of those ro1m1ng cowboys
Orville W1ll1dH1S is 1 p1st mister in the wrt of spinning Yo Yo tops
Herm1n Wingert IS the patcher upper of the footb1ll squ 1d 1t the Un1vers1ty of Illinois
Bert Wuellner is instructing 1 cl1ss of university professors It Illinois Unixersity how to
do their stuff
Thed1 Wyz1rd is running 1 book bindery for people who m1stre1t their sociology books
Donald Y1tes h1s progressed to the position of err 1nd boy 1t Tri City
Dorell1 Youngberg is still Wdltlng for Johnnie to p1ss his hn1l exams at Notre D1me
ack Zerwas is pastor of the seventy sex enth Presbyterian church at St Louis
Eugene Zimmerman IS still peddling apples
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KERR S
DRUG STORE
Young Men . .
Their style preferences
have been our close
study for many years. Speed B. Kerr
GOI don C. Kerr Pauline Payne
Loulsl Hartmann
98 Years Style Leaders IH Alton
Acme
Bowlmg Alleys ALTON
AUTOMOBILE
BOVSL FOR HEALTH
PHONE 3646 Infernaflonal True S
329 A East Broadway
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'ihlrley Seymour was a sportang chap who dmed at barbecues he wore a low cut broadcloth
vest and spangles on has shoes
He trapped the laght fantastac toe he sang The Gang s All Here he played a hrst class
game at bradge and spaked has bottled beer
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Now Bharley loved a pretty mud her name was Helen Sondles and Helen laked her bottle
they punted up the town
Qharley s bottle was has daaly fraend and thus he played the game at took ten years to plckle
and bottle up has frame
So Helen IS a wadow now wathout a blessed sou Sharley couldn t play the bottle game and
keep has sweet wafe too
Her chaldren s an an 1nst1tute and Helen s on the blank poor Bharley s m an arad place Wlth
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Fred Olsen Why do you have that brldge on your v1ol1n7
Mary jennangs Oh aust to get the musac across
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Osker Reynolds Do you bel1eve an love at first s1ght7
Schlafly It depends on who 15 1n saght
Mass Rutledge What s a metaphor?
Rayburn Ray It s for cows
Mr Dans Well son how are your marks7
1mmy Davas They re under water Dad
Mr Dans What do you mean under water?
ammy Dams Below C level
Garls who crred when they were bahaes are babaes when they cry now
Vancent Monzel What do you thank every na an should know?
Margaret Hanna My telephone number
Doras Laux Last naght a hold up m an stuck a gun an my rrhs but I only laughed
Robert Brown My but you must be brave
Doras Laux No only tlcklash
A g1rl may not care .anythlng about POIICICS but she s apt to be 1nterested an good party
Mr Harlan I wall not start today s lecture untal the room settles down
Voace from back row Go home and sleep at off
W1fe I sent my husband to the hospltal today because of has knee
Fraend Oh water on at
Wrfe No has secretary
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Don t count your checks untal they re cashed
Betty McDow Whach would you prefer an a boyfraend brams wealth or appearance?
Ellen Gould Appearance and the sooner the better
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May We continue to serve you
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Thanks
Compliments of
Great States Theaters
GRAND
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DEGENHARDT
PHARMACY
PROFESSIONAL
PHARMACISTS
Broadway at Plasa Alton Ill
ICE COAL COKE
CORD VI OOD CHARCOAL
I-lynclman
Ice 8: Fuel Co
9th SL Plasa Mam 257
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Motor Supply Co
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLY
STORES
PHONE ALTON 878
323 Belle St Alton Ill
Leona Beaugf Shop
Featurlng
The Sensatlonal New
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All Beauty Culture
LEONA FRY Prop
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Ioe Bon 1fede Oh come now 1511 t there 5ome w1y of t1lk1ng you out of th1t7
Mother I wonder Vuhlt h1ppened to those loxers 1n the h1n1111ocl1 who l1xe 1cro55 the
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D1ughter Oh they fell out
Boh Wllk1UQC7D I 11115 k1cl1ed out of V15e1r
Homer Cl1rk But V1551r 15 1 g1rl 5 5C ool
Boh Wllk1UQCJI1 Sure th1t 5 why I WIN loeked out
M155 Lowry Who 5 your f1'1or1te 1uthor7
V1rg1n11 Lee Heuer MV d1d
MISS Lowry Wh1t d1d your d1d exer wr1te
V1fg1U1l Lee Heuer Check5
Mr Sflll1IlgS Now 1fI 5uhtr1ct 25 from 37 v1h1t 15 the d1fference7
joe H1m1lto11 Ye1h that 5 what I 515 Who c1re57
George Fr1e5 Pop I need ID encycloped11 for school
Mr FFICQ NOth1Ug domg you can Xmlk to 5chool l1ke I d1d
M111 Wood I k1 ed Betty Llflfll che 511d D1d
R1Chlfd Rut You mu5t he QUIIC 1 mm
M195 Vow Hue you exer h1d people try to w1lk 1ll over you7
Mr Ihne Oh ye Ixe h1d QLILN on the IINIL III the mowes lot5 of t1n1e5
Agne5 Snnpson My 1nothe1 WIS xery he1ut1ful
Vel1111 Lzrues So you t1ke 1fter your f1ther
M155 Rutledge I hue 20 IIIQLIIYIIIQ reporter on my new5p1per bfllf
M155 C1rtvxr1ght Oh you mem the one5 th1t go IFOUIILI ISICIIIQ, qLlCbflOIIb7
MISS Rutledge Ye they re IIWIYS IIIQUITIIIQ IS to when they w1ll get hooted
Mr Mlftl My w1le 15 1lw1y5 look1ng for 5o111eth1ng che1p
Mr Cl1rk Oh so th It 5 how she got you
R1lph Spurgeon C111 I 15k you hoy5 for 1 doll1r unt1l tomorrow?
F1r5t Te 1111 of Footh1ll Squ1d S1y you e1n 115k u5 unt1l 1 d1y 1fter tomorrow 1nd 5t1ll
no get It
Mr H11nl1ne So th15 IS the 1thlet1c club where you nude your hrst 11ppe1r1nce IS 1 pro
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Henry He 1th Ye1h eggs 1n1rk the spot
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Pen and Pencils Leather Goods Glassware
Chinaware Lucien Lelong Perfumes and Colognes
JEWELERS - Charge Accounts Welcome - OPTOMETRIST
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INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS
J B STECK AGENCY
HARRY J STECK
Room 503 First National Bank Building
PHONE 1506
INSURANCE REAL ESTATE
SPRINGMAN LUMBER CO
Lumber Millwork Glass Pamts Varnlshes Roofing
Builders Hardware
C E L 0 T E X
Insulating Material
TELEPHONE MAIN 210
Broadway and Cherry St Alton Illinois
We sell all malces of Portable Typewnters
Special Przccs to Sludenls
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W I GODWIN
OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES
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Mr Reynold How much does 1 12 pound hsh weigh?
Chfford B1xter Don t know s1r
Mr Reynolds Well then vxh1t tune does the 10 O0 oclock tr11n leave?
Chfford B1xter 10 oclock
Mr Reynolds Then wh1t 1S the we1ght of the 12 pound hsh
Chfford B1xter 10 pounds s1r
SOIHCUIHCS the g1rls th1t cm t kmt h1ve the best y1rn
B1lly C1ssell1 CSt1nd1ng 1n 1 p1sture looklng 1t 1 plle of mnlk bottlesj Look what I found
Gr1ndp1 Wh It d1d you f1nd7
B1lly C1ssell1 A cow s p1stuer1zed nest
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Tommy Krepel I sure cm get somethlng out of the 1ssembl1es
Herbert Lock Oh I thought you were educited to cdpacrty
Tommy repel I 1
Herbert Lock Wh1t d1d you get7
Tommy Krepel Forty m1nutes of sleep
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Vlfgllill Stevx 1rt Wh 1t kmd of dress d1d Elemor we1r to the p1rty 11st n1ght7
Helen juttemeyer I don t know but I thlnk lt w1s checked
VIYUIDII Stew 1rt Boy what 1 p1rty thxt must have been
A well curved glfl h1s no trouble gettmg 1 squ1re me1l
M1ry M1rt1n I ll dre lf you don t k1ss me
Robert Luly Th1s ls terrlble Im bexng torn between love md duty
M1ry Mlftlll Wh1t do you 1116111 de1r7
Robert Luly Im 1D the undert1k1ng busmess
W1y11e Newell When sh 1ll we tell your mother we 1re QOIHQ to be m1rr1ed7
Dorothymn Jennings Oh I told her the nlght I met you
S11r1h Dodge I feel l1ke I 1m gomg to the devll How do you feel?
Frmcrs Doyle I feel hke the devll
Gene Storm How WIS your f1ther looklng the last tlme you saw hlm
Edg1r B1II1I1gS Down the barrel of a shotgun
Mr St1ll1ngs I haxe just bought 1 cott1ge 1n the Oz1rks
Mr Hmna Oh you 1re gomg to have 11 mee qu1te summer 111 1lone
Mr St1ll1ngs No I just want to see how many rel1t1ves I really have
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Herbert Beck Does your hp stlck come off CISY7
Helen S1pot No I usually put up 11 l1ttle res1st11nCe
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6th Sz Oak Streets Phone 222
Thrlfty Cut Rate
Drug Co
Where Spendlng IS Savmg
Two GREAT STORES
328 Belle St 2523 College Ave
WM PEIPERT
MEATS and GROCERIES
311 Belle Street
Quality Price
Relmnger
DV elng 8zClean1ng Co
CLEANING PRESSING
ALTERING REPAIRING
PHoNE 2082
4th Sz Rldge Streets
Servlce Satlsfactlon
NITSCHE S
DRUG STORE
THE REXALL STORE
We Glve Eagle Stamps
639 E Broadway Phone 121
N E MARY
14 Tears 111 Alton
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IHHBGNS
312 BELLE STREET PHONE 1435
REEDER COAL 8: ICE CO
Orlent Coal
PURE DISTILLED WATER ICE
Jlnhn Svnghvr Glnmpang
BUCKS
Pa1nt and Floor Covermg Store
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655 E. Broadway Phone 1856
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Mr Reynold5 Wh1t 1re you wrrtrng
Mr5 Reynold5 A 1oke
Mr Reynold5 GIVE her 1ny reg1rd5
Ivioney Hlly not grow on tree5 hut If u5u1lly COmes from 1 51p
Ch1rlotte Belt D1d Cec1l he51t1te before le1551ng you'
Dor1 Brovnn Qnly to t1ke 1 deep bre1th
M1ry Alex1nder Are you one of tho5e hlond5 who u5e IULFOXILIC?
Ruth Moore Sure Ill drlnk mythmg
IvI1rr1e1ge IS ID 1n5t1tut1on
M1rr11ge 15 love
Loxe 15 blmd
Therefore m1rr11ge 15 1n 1n5t1tut1on for the hhnd
ohn Fllfllllllxb M1y I hold your QIIIHOIIXC7
Irene K1hl Not on your hfebuoy
Dorothy Loellke It5 terr1ble' None of my hoyfr1end know how to l-:155
I-I1rry V1n Collxe Well 1t5 not too l1te for them to le1rn
Dorothy Loellke O 1y go 1he1d 1nd los 16
Dor15 Lorch You Sly Im the most he 1ut1ful d1x1ne IlIk.l gorgeom cre1ture rn the
world7 Are you trylng to lud me7
ohn Locle N Im trymg to I1155 you'
I.1rry Autrey Dlfl1Ug wh It would l1fe he lllce 1f I dxdn t hue you?
I'I1rr1ett Albrecht u5t 5ome other fellow 15k1ng the mme que5t1on I guew
Fr lIlLt,S Cutler I h1ve 1 hnket h 1ll muse
Nor1111 Dunphy Why?
Fr1nee5 Cutler It drrhhle
F1r5t student Do you know who the most w15teful per5on 15 IU our h1gh 5chool7
Second 5tudent No who IS xt?
F1r5t 5tudent M155 B1rtholomew She 5h1rpen5 her penc1l5 1t both end5
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S1r1h Dodge I saw somethmg l1 t mght th It I w1ll never get oxer
Fr 1nc15 Doyle Wh1t vu lb 1t7
SIT 1h Dodge The moon
Huhert F1elder I had 1 hot d1te l15t n1ght
George Cmnon Ye57
Hubert F1elder Every tune I k1s5ed her I 51nged my 1nu5t1che
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Food Mart
1904 State Street
Phone 1584
CHAS E ROSS
HARDWARE 8. FEED
2520 College Avenue
Alton IlI1no1s
Compliments of an Allan
Beauty Parlor
OLDSMOBILE
AND
G M C TRUCKS
SALES AND SERVICE
Burns Motor Co
321 E Broadway Phone 53
SHOP AT SEARS
for SQFVICG Savlngs and
Satlsfactlon
309 P1883 Alton III
Office 1500 Phones Res 2761J
Say It Wlth Flowers
Dee Floral Co
2524 C ollege Ave Alton Ill
Flrst
Natlonal Bank
and Trust Co
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Insurance Agency
Complete Insurance Protection
PHONE 250
205 E Broadway Alton III
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Helen Sondles Vac proposed to me last naght
Velma Grayes I am not surprased After I refused ham the mght before he saad he dadn t
what hecame of ham
Mass Voss Are you mamma s boy or papa s boy?
Bally Cassella I dunno We re goang to Reno next Week to hnd out
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Betty Scott You surely have a sl ort aam
Henry Heath Yes but lt gets around
jane gtallangs If you would only look anto my heart you would see your name wratten
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Fred Fuller Yes hut Im afraad at would look lake a hotel regaster
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Ellen Gould Have I made myself pla1n7
Betty McDow No but nature dad
Mass McCausland Men young nd old aae all the same mere Worms of the earth
Mr Clark Yes the chackens get them all
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Brll Bund Were you excated on your weddang day?
Mr Wood Excated' I gave my wafe ten dollars and traed to kass the preacher
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Mass Paul Russell an the sentence I saw the garl clmmb the fence how many I s would
use?
Russell Patterson Both of them
Iola Corder I had an awful experaence went swammrng :and a goat ate all my clothes
Calvxn Crng What dad you come home an?
Iola Corder In the dark
Mr Stallangs How many problems haxe you worked?
Larry Autrey When I work another Ill have one
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A lattle kassang now and then as why we laave the m arraed men A lattle kassang too ofcourse
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Mrs Deason What have you been e tlng that your breath smells so?
Mr Deason Ive been eatang frog legs and you smell the hops
Lucalle Nackell Do you ever play anytl ang ay request?
George Fraes Certnnly
Lucalle Nackell Then I wonder af you d play domanoes a whale?
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GOODYEAR TIRES
Vulcanlzmg Auto Radios
EXIDE BATTERIES
ROAD SERVICE
PHONE 3001
833 E BROADWAY ALTON ILL
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FUNERAL HOMES
Alton Wood R1ver
All Kinds of Shoe Repalrxng
Worn Hats Renovated While U Walt
And Retnmmed We Guarantee Our Work
U S SHOP
28 W Broadway Phone 406 Alton Illmoxs
Shoes Dyed and Shlned
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THIRD AND BELLE STREETS
BROADWAY AT RIDGE STREET
ALTON ILLINOIS
SUNNY SERVICE STATIONS
6 Conveniently Located Stations to Serve You
SARGENT ICE Eff COAL DEALER
DISTRIBUTORS OF
Pure D1st1lIed Water Ice All K1HdS and SIZES of Coal
PHONE 24d0 2406 COLLEGE AVENUE
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The ye xr s b1ggest whopper comes from Henry Holt who cloums the blossoms on hrs cherry
tree were so hewy thlt he hid to prop up the lnnbs
Mr Ch1se stopped at 1 roadslde st Ind Clown below Nameokr where a slgn mnounced five
cent hun SIIICIWICIIES He took I1 b1te but tasted no hun Then mother b1te and st1ll no ham
He spoke to the propr1etor rbout IC Ind he suggested mother try No him Well I swan'
exclumed the old mln behxnd the counter You mustl gone rlght rpast xt
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Wlth the prrnted legends all gone out of the l'110V1Cb Ind some of the new mlgxzlnes almost
entrrely rn plctures SCIDSOYDIII thlnks we may be he rdrng tovvxrd 1 generat1on thlt won t need
to lerrn re ldlng
Dorothy Gunes Daddy whit lb your b1rthstone7
Mr Gunes Ive forgotten but xt must be 1 grmdstone
Evelyn Tlylor After Ill fools help to nuke lrfe mtere tmg When Irll fools hlve been
bumped off I do not wlnt to be here
Mrss Hlckmm Dont Worry Evelyn you Wont be here
Jem Herzler I helr thxt Mrry Lucllle Mlrtln IS gettlng m1rr1ed
Elsa Mmuprn Serves her rlght I never dld l1ke her
Mr Myers Look here son you cm t rct l1ke that 1nd go to heaven
jerry Oh well dmddy I wmt to go vvmth you 1nyvvI1y
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GIQUET MUTUIDS, INC
BIQDADWAY 8: STATE
ALTON ILLINOIS
THE ONLY
AUTHURIZEU BUIGK UISTHIBUTUHS
ALTON WOOD RIVER JERSEYVILLE
Management Wlth 25 Years Servlce Experlence
SALFS SEIQVICE MAIN 359
JOl4SS
ONE WOMAN TEACHING ANOTHER TO DRIVE A MOTOR CAR
Now We re all set ust turn the pgger over and push on the hIckey wIth your left hand
Ind pull down on the other lIttle IImcr.Ick wIth your rIght then press down the doo dad wIth your
foot Ind pull the thmg urn bob at the same tIme and when lt stxrts you push down on the doo
funny wIth your left foot and ylnk the urnpty dlddy bick then let up on the foot dmgus Ind put
your other foot on the hIckey mxdoodle Ind don t forget to push down on the hootenn Inny ex ery
tIme you move the what youmdycIllIt md you ll be hunky dorey see?
go
Slve 1 bouquet for the old ltdy who pomted to I statue of the Venus de Mllo the one wIth
hilf Tn Irm I'H1SS1Hg on one SldC Ind the whole arm Off the other md warned her lIttle grand
daughter whlt muy happen to 1 person who b1t6S her finger nuls
One WFIIEF glVCS thinks because the use ot trucks and tanks IU wIrf1re hIs stopped much
cruelty to horses All thxt s left now 19 to Hgure out some wny to stop wlr s cruelty to men
MOTORISTD PLEASE NOTICE
If you ever he Ir .Iny peculur noIses IU your motor be sure to rush your car to ID expert rep ur
mm because you muy have the s Ime trouble Mr Ihne hxd wIth hIs Chevvy Un I recent trIp the
IIfflIn p1n Iostled loose and let the sIrkmus rod drop down Ind the IDISIOUS bmckhred lgl1I1St the
muffler
Tom Henesey Now what would you do It you were IU Iny shoes?
OtIs Connerly Txke them luck md get 1 smlller SIZC
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306 WEST BROADWAY ALTON ILLINOIS
1624 . roa way LEONARD E. S P .
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Electric and Acelylenc Welding -- Aulo Radialor Repairing
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