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IN MEMORIAM
WlLLIANi M htrmiria
Apr1l8 1896 MW Q 1938
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Blll gr rdu lted from Alton Hlth hchool Br mdlty Polyttchnxc Instltutt strx td
our e ls rn the Wcurld W n und vx as te chrng III l'NNI'lII1Lft.LI1fl1 ye rr IH our school
when tmtken vuth th lllI1LN th rt proud to he hey ond the re llrn of hum mn krll
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Builder wrought vxrth vreltest tlre Both the un een md the seen
Eleh nnnute xnd un een p lrt M lke the house where Gods muy dwell
For the God ee exeryxx here Beautlful entire 1nd clean
To Mr hchrtter lnnmx 1nd Bohhy t ere hlll llwly ex1 t the mtmory of 1
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CONTENTS
THE DIRECTORS
T H E F O R C E
THEIR WORK
THEIR PLAY
THE FINEST
IN BETTER
EDUCATION
BOARD
FACULTY
C L A S S E S
1500 STRONG
ACTIVITIES
ATHLETICS
FEATURES
ALTON HIGH SCHOOL PRODUCING
FOREWORD
THE INDUSTRY OF TEACHING AND
LEARNING IS THE MOST VITAL CONCERN
OF THE MODERN WORLD TODAY IN
THE FULL REALIZATION THAT THE
OF TODAY WILL RULE THE DESTINY
OF NATIONS AND RACES OF THE FUTURE
GREAT EDUCATIONAL SYSTEMS ARE
UNIVERSALLY CARRYING ON A MASS
PRODUCTION OF A CAREFULLY
STANDARDIZED GENERATION WHOSE
MENTAL HORIZON HAS BEEN MOULDED
TO THE NEW INEFFICIENT REFORMS OF
AGE OLD PROBLEMS SET DOWN BY ITS
PREDECESSORS
IT IS WITH A GREAT DEAL OF RELIEF
THAT ONE CAN SAY THAT IN AMERICA
REGIMENTATION HAS BEEN KEPT TO A
MINIMUM, AND THAT INDIVIDUALISM
IS STILL ENCOURAGED
IMPRESSIONS MADE UPON THE YOUTH
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OUR SCHOOL
LIKE ALL GREAT INDUSTRIES
IS CHIEFLY CONCERNED WITH
TURNING OUT THE FINEST POSSIBLE
PRODUCT SUCH A PLANT AS ALTON
HIGH IS EOUIPPED TO DO A GREAT DEAL
TOWARD THE PERFECTION OF AN
INDIVIDUAL THE COURSES OFFERED
ARE LIKE THE PROCESSESOF AN
ASSEMBLY LINE EACH ADDING
ITS BIT TOWARD BUILDING UP A
POLISH AND A BACKGROUND THE
GRADUATE IS THE RESULT OF
THE EFFORTS OF SKILLED TECHNICIANS
WHOSE WORK IT IS TO SHAPE
THE INDIVIDUAL TO FIT INTO A USEFUL
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THE MEMBERS OF THE 1938 GRADUATING CLASSES
NUMBERING MORE THAN 250 REPRESENT THE LAST GROUP
TO COMPLETE WORK IN THIS MODERN PLANT IN THE FIRST
DECADE OF ITS SERVICE TO HUMANITY.
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Supevmtendent
M1' CUTIIS t1ught h1s Hrst school 1n 1one room bu11d1ng neu' Congerule 111111015 111 1896 After
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sexenteenth ye xr IS superlntendent of the Alton schoo1 system
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Mr H.anna taught h1 f1r5t 5chool 1n Greene County
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twenty 51xth year of te achlnv He came to Alton from
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CAROLYN WEMPEN
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M155 Wempen came to Alton Hlgh 1n mu ary 1907 and was the
Hrst teacher to he added to the h1gh school faculty 1n m1d year
She has taught Enghsh and Hlstory M155 Welaapen became Dean
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DINSMORE WOOD
Asszstant Prmmpal Dean o Boys
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IH 1921 He came to Alton H1gh IH janu ary 1923 and
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Madame Zemo as a world famed exponent of metaphasacs The TATLER has spared no expense an
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see HOWARD ALEXANDER as the Casey jones of the Illanoas Termanal
EVELYN ANGELL wath za marcel and lapstack and ancadentally she s a bookkeeper
LAWRENCE AUTREY grayang around the temples stall a P G at A H S
AUTHER BADGLEY countang the bracks an the brac a brac around Alton Hagh
MARIE BARBER surrounded by all the comforts of home
JACK BARTON an Madason Square Garden where he has aust hat has opponent so hard
that he smashed the elusave electron whach scaentasts have been tryang to catch at a das
advantage for years
see NICK BAVAS sadeburns hangang an the Louvre daspl ay of classac Greek art
FRANCIS BECK stall wonderang af that deck of cards really dad come out of has nose
LOIS BECK has opened a home for dasjoanted drum majors
LOUISE BILLINGS panang away her lafe as house mother an the Pew Pew Sororaty House
at Landenwood College
DONALD BODGER actang as a professaonal watness for hat and run cases an St Louas
EILEEN BRADSHAW laughang for Gracae Allen on her new Grape Nertz program
see NORMAN BREDEN as Mayor of Grafton and as anstatutang a drastac reform program
FOREST BREYFOGLE has patented a devace whereby lonely garls need not be lonely an
the back rows of the Uptown
ROBERT BROWN changang laght bulbs on the Great Whate Way
CONSTANCE BRUEGGEMAN doublang for The Shadow Speaks radao program but
her real occupataon as doang Baby Snooks monologues
FREEMAN BRUNAUGH as engaged an the campaagn of makang Malton Heaghts a lattle
hagher
BILL BUND has stated an a recent artacle an Scrabbler s magazane that he attrabutes all of
has success as chaef porthole swabber of the Norm andle to has days of wandow washang
at the Bund Smoke Shop
IVA BUNSE as a popular abstract poet lavang an Greenwach Vallave her latest work as
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EARL BURLESON as the famed author of the North Alton News column an the Alton
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MURIEL CANNON as a war nurse waatang for the raght war
JEAN CASE as 1a graduate of Dorothy Lamour s Learn How to be A Savage school
and she s goang strong
LAVERNE CASEY as selland paneapples an Hawaaa
VIRGINIA CASEY as head of the P T A CLoco 681 faghtang for 1a ten day school week
e BILLY CASSELLA an has glory a Republacan admanastrataon at last He as well rewarded
by has party too and as now Farst Cuspador Cleaner of the Unated States Senate
HOMER CLARK as huntang dandylaons an Afraca
HARVEY COLLINS as press agent for the 1950 equavalent of Sally Rand
KEITH COOK refereeang games for the fourth basketball team
GRACE COONTZ andorsang toothpaste ads and posang for jaro Fabry drawangs
IOLA CORDER as devotang her entare energy to nature and ats forms
HOWARD CRANE as at last the man who can beat Uncle Pete Fatzgerald an the race
for sheraff of Madason County
see BILL CRANE has anspared Deems Taylor to wrate the dafhcult and vaolent opera The Loves
of a Bard Lake Crane
GLEN DALTON as the oraganal whate headed boy
HELEN DAVIS teachan them northern gals thahs somethan an a southern d wal
HOWARD DEAN has a local abode for outcasts and dogs
BOB DICKERSON as makang plans for has thard attempt to swam the Atlantac Ocean Past
experaence has found has course blocked wath blonds and acebergs
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JUNE DONAHUE as manufacturang confetti for New Years Exe celebrataons
MAXINE DOWNS sax ang string for the want of anythang else to do
RICHARD DRESCHER as the father of the famous Drescher twins who haxe toured Europe
astounding audaences with thear paano duets The talent comes from thear mother s sade
BLANCHE EALEY throwang peanuts to her traaned anteaters whale saalang through the
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ANNETTE EATON they finally got rad of Kate Smath and now thas lattle gal as goan places
KATHRYN ELWELL sangan the tatle role an Grandpa Meets Grarmv at Muray Opera
CLARENCE EMMONS as the great Mogul of Cottage Halls
PAULINE ERBE as flag wavang for the D A R
RUTH EVANS tapping away on a typewrater to the tune of her saxth True Confessaon
RAY FANSLER as a married man Yappee' '
BILL FANSLER as Charlae McCarthy s stand an an has latest Goldwyn extravaganza The
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LAVERNE FESSLER lavang the lafe of a monkfeyl an the walds of Elsah
LAWRENCE FIELDS carvang has anataals on a publac bualdang Tch' Tch'
DOUGLAS FISK peddlang bacycles from door to door for Angell Ear Fask Inc
LAVERNE FREEMAN has anaugurated auto gyro servace from Alton to Grafton and
back agaan for a lattle less than ten cents per round trap the dafference amounts to Mr
Horner s davy
GEORGE GHENT was recently appoanted dog catcher for the caty of Fosterburg
CHARLES GIBSON has won a cup from Barnum E? Baaley carcus for sellang jo jo the Dog
faced Boy to the publac
MARY GILDERSLEEVE as a crackfedj saleslady an Moskans haberdashery
DARWIN GILL as re wratang Websters dactaonary on has own terms
MARY GISSLER as sponsoring an extra curricular class at A H S for young garls How
to Effectavely Nag Unapprecaatave Husbands
ELLEN GOULD an Reno lanked wath rumors of the fifth divorce suat of Baby Le Roy The
Robert Taylor of 1950
CLIFFORD GRAHAM has hatch haked to Moscow to play fiddle for the Great Bazaar
of 1950
CARROLL GREER has become a bug fiend and now runs a chaan of food supply stores for
WALTER GREGORY has opened a booth at Youngs department store for the sale of
flavored lead pencals for chewang another woe to the Old Guard school teacher
MARJORIE GRISSOM as a traan stewardess badang her tame some where between New
York and Los Angeles
MARGARET HANNA has cast asade famaly tradataon and has become Hollywood s chaef
exponent of the glamour garl She has daed her haar and as revered as the emancapator of
the dash water blonde
BETTY HARFORD has opened a boarding house for kicked out debutantes
GILBERT HARTMAN as stall tryang to beat Barney Oldfield s record on has new one
wheeled gravaty defyang una cycle
AGNES HAYES as runnang a hotel at the North Pole for the benefit of women who vant
to be alone
CATHERINE HAYES as readang reports from the Nataon al Stock Yards over radao stataon
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GEORGE HAYS as sellang an oragan al brand of Dark for photographer s dark rooms
VERNA HEEREN as marooned on Mt Everest the only woman to exer reach the top
HAZEL HENDERSON has starred up the local Manastera al Allaance wath her swang versaon
of Onward Chrastaan Soldaers
MILDRED HENDERSON was reported lost Whale Bualdang Castles In Spaan ats stall
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EANNE HERZLER as a professaonal cynac spreading her lattle rays of sunshane
paece work
HERBERT HICKMAN was xoted Publac Heart breaktr No 1 by the Unated States
Department of justice
PAULINE HIGGINS as a tight rope walker
EDWARD HOFFMAN has become Altons most prolafac Wampy
GLORIA HOLLAND as swangan down lafe s haghway as a bcspectacled laborate soap box
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BETTY HOWARD 15 ra1s1ng asparagus for Hemz C583 Baby food
KENNETH HOPKINS 15 workmg qu1lt block des1gns for a natlonal needle work magazme
DAVID HORN knockan em dead wlth h1s ampersonatxon of Jammy Durante
HUGH HORSTMAN 15 the famous Huey the peanut vendor 1nc1dentally he sells
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MARJORIE HUFF croon1ng a lullaby to Tarzan Jr 1n the top of a poplar tree
DOUGLAS HUISH has scaled the pOllt1C3l he1ghts to become Cheese of Polace of Dogtown
HELEN HUNTER pav1ng the streets of Par1s
DAVID JACOBY 15 a hlghly respected tonsorlal art1st Ca hemj
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JAMES JOHNESEE IS pa1nt1ng murals for the local Veterans of Future Wars bualdmg
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BERNICE JONES IS the head ofa mul order house that SPCCIIIIRS in false teeth
DOLORES JONES fOW1Dg her own boat across the Engl1sh Channel
TOMMY JONES looklng at the scrapbook of h1s h1gh school career Them was the days
EVELYN JOUETT has anstalled publ1c finger bowls along Altons busmess dastract for
passers by She was awarded a medal for bemg a publ1c benefactor by the Amerlc an Leglon
HERMAN JUNGK as the notor1ous publlsher of Lat1n ponxes for second year Caesarltes
EVELYN KINGERY has establlshed a beauty parlor 1n Yellowstone Park for the bears
DELMAR KIRCHHOFF buy1ng a thousand sweepstakes tackets
EVELYN KRUSE do1ng a d1fI1cult dance routxne wath Fred Asta1re ID h1s old age
ROBERT LAHLEIN model1ng red flannels an a full page full color spread 1n the latest
MARGARET LASLIE w1nn1ng a ple eatmg contest at the Jersey County fa1r
MILFRED LAU the great k1dda1r 1n a spasm He IS laugh1ng hamself to death at one
of has own jokes
DORIS LAUX as a professlonal mourner on the pay roll of Streeper s Funeral Home
EUGENE LAUX as composlng addltaonal verses to Mznnze the Moocher
NORMA LENHARDT beang crowned ueen of the May atop the Emp1re State Bu1ld1n
MARTHA LOGAN has anvented a new golf club that can be converted 1nto a plow af
necessary thus a1d1ng farmers greatly
CHARLOTTE MCCURDY the perennaal debutante IS about to drop three peas off her
peuter plated kmfe at a famous soc1ety d1nner now an progress
BETTY MCDOW 15 the mgenue of the Golden Rod Show Boat She recently made a sup
er collosal stupendous success an the famous play No Mothef to Guade Her
BETTY McKEE has dlscovered Edna Wallace Hoppers secret of prolonged youth
ESTHER McKEE has settled down on her thousand acre parrot reserve
HARRY MCINTOSH IS a mus1cal vartuoso and 15 seekmg 1nsp1rat1on to wrate a composltxon
to be called The Tunes Drrge
OPAL MCPHERSON IS the notoraous mystery aboard the S S ueen Fann1e Sh sh sh sh sh'
DONALD MAREING lishmg for a mermaxd off the Florada coast
LUCY MARSHALL IS at last buryxng the old apple tree
DON MEISENHEIMER as a home spun phllosopher telllng about has days down an O alton
Illmolse He s got the country IH convulslons
ERNEST MEYERS takang lessons from a noted expert fHomer ClarkJ on how to evade a
cop and how to talk h1m out of a t1cket 1f the evasaon faaled
LOUIS MILLER 15 a l1v1ng person1f1cat1on of R1p Van W1nkle He went to sleep 1m
med1ately after graduataon and st1ll rests an peace
VINCENT MONZEL has never come out of h1d1ng sxnce the 1938 Tatler was publlshgd
Un the w1lds of Machlganl
KENNETH MOORE selhng art15c1al finger naals and eye lashes to the football heroes
RUTH MOORE coachlng her llttle ones to follow 1n thelr fathers footsteps
RICHARD MUSGRAVE takmg up EIHSUCIHS theory where E1nste1n left off
MARY MARTIN 15 an msurance collector for her husband s clrents That personal touch
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JAMES NORVELL 15 the grandstand hero of the Maln street pm ball team
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ELEANOR SMITH tleelng from the smell of 1111on11 he h1s to t111d O11 1 ch11r to cry
NED SPIESS 1 111 office hoy for Henry Ford III
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KEITH CUOK. senior
Cook won his second letter for football at fullfback position.
He is said to have been the most accurate passer in nine
years. and he will be sorely missed next season.
ROBERT BROWN, semor
Brown distinguished himself for his good blocking at end
position. Like Cook, he also was awarded his second
letter and will graduate in the june class.
HENRY HEATH, senior
Henry's size handicapped him seriously in football. Never'
theless, he was a favorite Alton substitute for two years.
He took his football seriously and always seemed able to
plug up a hole in the line. He played guard.
J. R. Taavis, senior
Travis as quarterback ably held the honors that fall to
that position. He was not only a good punt and pass
receiver but also a good blocker. This was his second letter.
BILL VAHLE, senior
Vahle develooed into a good tackle in his first season of
hig soho l Qootball. He was a hard player and a good
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K atthey fit vfas Alton's heaviest player, tipping the
'Q 'il 4914117 A Next season he will enter his third year of
DOUGLAS HUISH, senior
Huish was perhaps the least spectacular of the local line'
up. However. his hard working at tackle and the many
opposing punts he blocked stamped him as one ofthe most
valuable players in the Alton linefup. He was a two letter
man.
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HE 1937 SEASON
Wood Rxver contlnued ICS loslng streak and lost to the Redbrrds 320 but
Colllnsvllle a medlocre team wlthstood the 1cy November w1nds to w1n the
next out 60
The season was trad1t1onally cllmaxed by the Turkey Day txlt w1th Western
M1l1t1ry Academy and amld all the pomp belittmv the OCCASION the Hxlltoppers
shouldered arms and drove the crdets back for the seventh successlve year
to the tune of 12 0 before one of the lnrgest crowds ever to w1tness the mnuxl
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The Redb1rds placed th1rd ln Conference ratmgs losxng two t1e1ng one
and wmmng four Consrderxng the average we1ght the season was a successful
one Two lettermen recelved berths on the All Conference squad whlle four
were pl rced erther on the second team or were g1ven honorable mentlon
Alton plled up 1 total of 106 polnts whrle thelr opponents were only able to
muster 30 No extra po1nt after touchdown was made by an opposmg team
whxch 15 t6St1II1OI111l enouvh of the Redblrds 1b1l1ty
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BRUCE SMITHEF semm
Smlthee after bemg actxxe
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1937 Redbxrds and gax
a creditable acount f
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Lew1s Moore Lowrv Heath Drake Holland Turk Schre1ber Chew
D1az Redmond Roettger Aulabaugh Vahle Norvell Yost Lanacher
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Fzrst row T1ckwell Tr1v1s Cook Bnley ones Lau Crane
Second Row McCarty M1tthey L11r Lock Freeman Kuhn Pxnkerton Holt
The Redbrrd b1sketb1ll squ 1d under the d1rect1on of Coach Holt opened the season on December 10 1937
lt Gmllespxe w1th 1 27 22 w1n 1nd w1rn1ed the hewrts of the loy1l rooters the followmg nlght on the home
floor when they dropped jerseyvrlle by 1 37 29 count In the Hrst conference gune we met COll1I'1SV1ll6
md Hoot Exers w1s the K1hok who fU1I1Ed us Evers just got h1s footb1ll mn helled rn txme to help
hls teun p1n 1 34 23 loss on us The followmg mght found East bxde It thelr best 1n footb1ll 1nd we
lost 1 b1sketb1ll gune Then Qumcy c 1me to Alton 1nd kept our m 1ch1ne 1n reverse Durmg the Chrrst
11115 hohdays the Redbrrds defended the1r 1936 37 hol1d1y se 1son crown 1n the Mt Vernon tournament
We defeated Benton 17 14 but lost to Mt Carmel 14 31 anuary 7 1t home agamst EdW1fdSV1ll6 the
B1rds played then' best game of the se 1son Passmg guardmg shootmg g1rner1ng rebounds l1ke veterans
1ga1n renewed basketb1ll hopes Mdd1SOH next fell vlctlm to the Blrds and Wood Rlver upset us there
30 25 due to .1 17 7 h1lf tlme score when the Arton crew fenled to chalk up 1 held go1l mn the first half The
remnnder of the conference season gne uctorxes to Bellevllle md Gr1n1te twxce each and vnns 1lso to
Collmsxllle Edw1rdsv1lle E1st Slde Wood Rlxer wxth 1 uctory for u oxer M1dlSOD here 23 22 I
the rem 1l'111'1g non conference gnnes the Redbxrds won from Dec1tur 1nd Lrxlngston whlle loslng to ulncy
there In tournunent pl 1y we defe1ted Ven1ce 47 45 1nd lost to Collm xrlle 2620
The second te11n gn es some hopes tor the 38 39 5615011 1s McC1rty s men of blood 1I1i.l xron turned ln 1
record of ten vuns 1g11n t hxe losses Thls 1 1n l111pI'6SQ1N6 record for the second teun 1nd 1ll of Us hope
uh hope If mem much for the next l 1 lmetlwll 961 on
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Farst Row Schmadt Waters Sawyer Horstnaan Dalton Brunaugh Peraca Schmatt
Heith Waters Coach Haanlane
Second 'row Wanslow Walton Show Buckshot Overhy ohnesee Kennedy Yeakey
Mwrch Makoff
Thwd row Walters Walkangton Wackenhauser Taylor
Thas year wrestlrng under Coach Haanlane hat a new hagh when the Redhard grunt and groan squad took
thard plface an the conference wath 6 Wans and 4 losses and pl aced as runner up to East bt Louas and Granate
Crty who shared conference honors when the season s record paxe 9 mans and 1 loss to each of these teams
Interest and enthusaasm for wrestlang rs gradually takang hold an Alton Haph
THE SEASON S RECORD
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Alton
Alton
Alton
Alton
Alton
Alton
Alton
Alton
Alton
Alton
Alton
Alton
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Fwst Row Horstman J Lock Aul1b1ugh MCClSk1ll Peebles Bund Lwux Heath
Second row Ye1key M1tthey T1ckwell jones Wickenhiuser Norxell Frecmm
Vihle Dickerson E Lock
Tr1ck h1s been 1 big disappointment this ye If Co1ch Jickson found 1 fur response from the student
disidx 1nt1ge for sever1l yeirs 15 1 school of this size should be ible to support 1 Winning teim Tr 1cl1
therefore h1s become little more thin 1 r1ther extensive spring footb1ll tr uning 1nd since it t ikes 1t le1 t
two ye 1rs to do much toward developing in xnd1v1du1l for track work the footbill se ison next f1ll should
benefit gre1tly by these spring workouts
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Frrsr 'row Thompson Sunpson Dem Cmmphell Colch Hunllne
Not m pwrure Stnllmps L1hle1n Drescher
Tenms h rs not m1de the comeh rck th rt h rd heen expected th1s yemr md old m IH run 15 pmrtly to blime
The cont1nued wet We1ther fcrced rll elrly pr 1ct1ce to he held 1D the gym In in mdoor tournament .hm
Stalhngs Ed Thompson Rolsert L1hle1n Robert Drescher How 1rd Dem Ellston Campbell incl Rly
SIIHIDSOH elmnnzted other contenders From these seyen two doubles te 1ms and two smgles players were
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State meet
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CHEER LEADERS
At the begannang of the football season Eugene Laux and ack Barton started 15 cheerleaders They erx ed
untal Laux was forced out by a throat anfectaon Then the PEP club sent Vargmaa Ross and Bernace
Mc Ulgg to carry on They dad a credat able paece of vwork for the rem under ofthe fall semester and
when McQu1gg graduated an lanuary Ross was left to f1H1l'1 the basketball season alone Hovxexer
durang the second semester three boy Harold Leonard ack Faske and Ball Pointer led the bulk of
the cheerang
MANAGERS
Bruce Smathee held manager s post for football Dayton Schamdt for wrestlang btanley Matthey 1n basket
hall and Henry Heath an track These boys gaxe thear tame to help the coaches care for the equapment
and keep the teams supplled vuth the thangs needed an the x arlous sports
FIRST TEAM BASKETBALL SCORES
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Totals 566
games aw ay from home
M Mt Vernon tournament
HX Haghl and tournament
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Alton
Alton
Alton
Alton
Alton
Alton
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Alton
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FOOTBALL
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Qumcy
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Mt Carmel
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Bellevllle
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SCORES 1937
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BASKETBALL
First row Melton Tickanan Campbell bpurgeon Beane Glass Block Mossan an
Halford L Patterson E Patterson Deason coach
Second row Harrison Dubro Mann Scott Franklin Ash Yost Wiggira Meisenhelaner
Heckler Young
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First 'row Cobb Wood Bryant Perica Pointer Beane McCak1ll Luddeke Block
Grosh Glass
Second 'row Webb Carter Tickanan Heuer Reed L Moore Yot Ready Ah
Campbell Goldfarb Dickerson
Third row Robertson H Moore Huish Stone Heckler Brown Coleman Oldham
Melton Alberts Bradshaw
Fourth 'row Asst coach McCarty coach Deaon
both football and basketball games receixed a large turn out and upport from the student body
Mid year graduat1on again played haxoc with the cager and an entirely new team had to be formed in
january to carry on for the remainder ofthe season In pite of this di adx antage the te aans won IX games
losing 8 They scored a total of 208 point against their opponent 239
Football hovxexer was more uccessful In the ix games played the rider piled up a total ot 70 points
against their opponent s 55 They won 3 and lost 3
18 letters were awarded an football 13 in basketball
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Frrst row Lucy Mxrsh 1ll Ahce Reeder Dorothy Moll Normllee W1ghCmlU Rosemiry
bchmltt Ancelee W1ensh1enk Mary Glldersleexe Evelyn Kruse
Second row Ch arles Trckwell jean Schmoeller Constance Bruegmann Fred Olsen
B1llyHirms Ruth Moore Evelyn Anglm M1ry Al1CCPdf1S Bern1ceMcQu1gg Mr Prumtt
Tlurd row R TFAVIS j1ckPenn1ng Robert Lahlem Norm ID Bentley Leslle ohnson
Hugh Horstman M1lff6d Llu Wwlter Gregory john Lock
Fourth row Brlly Casselll Durint Ahernethy George Ryrle Qtmley Mltthey Elvms
Members not m plcture Ruth Rowl1ng Lucllle Nlckell
The Alton H1gh Tunes was first pubhshed IH 1923 Durlng thls txme 1ts purpose has been to promote
scholrrshxp to preserve school tr 1d1t1on to encourage sportsm1nsh1p to support school 1ct1x1t1es to
provxde pr1ct1c1l experlence ID journlhsm md to mcrense loyalty to our school
The Tunes has been publxshed elghteen txmes per ye lr at 1nterv als of two weeks It IS supported
hy suhscrlptlons md xdxertlsmg
OFFICERS lck Pennmg edztor Constmce Bruegrnmn Dumnt Abernethy Fred Olsen assrstant
edxtors Elx1sLamm busmess manager Bxll Myers adlertxsmg manager R Travxs cxrculatuon rnanaver
M1cy Prultt sponsor
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Farst row Maryella Godvvan Lucy Marshfall Alace Reeder Dorothy Moll Rosemary
Schmatt Ancelee Waenshaenk Evelyn Kruse Gladys Watkans Eleanor Smath
Second row Constance Bruegm ann ean Schmoeller Charlotte McCurdy Louase
Ballangs Betty McDow Kathryn Shfarkey Ellen Gould Margaret Hanna Rtalph Stufart
Thard row Charles Tackwell .ack Pennang Robert Lahlean Irvang Waseanan Ed
Thompson Fred Olsen Hugh Horstm an Robert Dackerson Luca an Turk Mr Pruatt
Fourth row Ball Cassella Durant Abernethy George Ryrae Stanley Matthey Douglas
Fask Bally Myers George Hays Howard Dean Vancent Monzel
The Quall E! Scroll as a jOL1I'l'1dl1Sf1C honor socaety anternataonal an scope The Lovejoy Chapter was
a charter member of the orgfanazfataon and was establashed Apr1l 4 1927
btudents ehgable for membershap must have done credat able Work on eather of the school publacataons
The purpose of the uall Ei Scroll 15 to anstall an students the ade al of schol arshap to adv ance the standards
of the professaon of journalasm by developang better journ alasts and by anculc atang fa hagher code of ethacs
to promote exact .and daspassaonfate thankang clear and forceful wratang Further at has been the purpose
ofthe Chapter to take on some school project each year In addataon to compalang .a handbook wratang
a complete hastory whach at keeps up to date and sponsorang varaous actaxataes for the enaoyment of
the student body the Order has mst alled an expensaxe amplafyang system an the school audatorauan
OFFICERS first semester Durant Abernethy presadent Ellen Gould race preszdem Eleanor Smath
secretary treasurer
OFFICERS second semester Vanc nt Mon cl presaderat lack Penmng lace presadent George Ryrae
secretary treasurer
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Fwst row Leatrace Naedernhofer Mary ennangs Loulse Ballangs Charlotte McGurdy
Betty McDow Ellen Gould Rosemary Schmatt Ancelee W1CD5h1CDk Evelyn Krus
Gladys Watkans Rosalae Thomas Doras Maller
Second Row Marae St aubatz Maraorae Huff Llewyn March Constance Bruegmann
Maryella Godwan Dorothy Moll Norm alee Waghtm an Margaret Hanna Helen Sapot
M ary Alace Paras Lucalle Nackell Betty Perrottet Alberta Voales Eleanor Smath Evelyn
Walson Mary Kodros
Thwd row Jeanne Herzler Dorothy Loellke ack Pennang Robert Lahlean Irxang
Waseaaa an Fred Olsen Ralph Stuart Robert Dackerson Vlncent Monzel Henry Etter
Kenneth Wolf
Fourth mu Durant Abernethy Ball Cassella George Ryrae Stanley Matthey Douglas
Fask Hugh Horstm an Lucaan Turk Howard Dean Henry Grosh ans
The Alton Chapter of the Nataonal Honor Socaety was chartered ID the sprang of 1927 wath eleven
members under the sponsorshap of Masses Cartwraght and Gates
The purpose of the socaety as to create an cnthusa asm for scholarshap to stamulate a deslre to render
serxace to promote worthy lcadershap and to encourage dexelopment of character an the students at
Alton Hagh
Only hfteen per cent of the 4 1 cl ass who rank an the upper thard and who have been rated hy the faculty
an le adershap serxace and character are elagable for membershap
The Socaety meets the thard Monday ofthe school month at Whach tame busaness 15 transacted or outsade
people are muted to speak The organa ataon engages an one soca al affaar an conaunctaon wath the
uall ts' Scroll socaety each semester It also conducts an anductaon ceremony at the end of each semester
whach as held an the ex enmg at the Hagh School audatoraum to whach parents and fraends of the students
are anxated
Orraclzaas Hrst semester Marae Staubat presadent Fred Olsen uce presadenr Irvang Wasenaan
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Orracazaas second seme ter Ball Cassella presadent Hugh Horstman aace preszdent Robert Dackerson
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Frrst row Llewyn March Miriorie Huff Evelyn Kruse Ellen Gould Fern Wild une
Donahue Mildred Black Alice Reeder
Second 'row Normalee Wightnian Dorothy Moll Mirgiret Hmm Mirie Stiubitz
Lucille Nickell Mary Alice Pans Betty Perrottet Miryelli Godwin
Thrrd row Bill Casselld Vincent Monz l L slie ohnson Fred Ols n Wilbert Peterson
Robert Dickerson julia LEWIS
To promote creative writing .ability in the high school is the aim of the Creative Writing Club organized
in 1931 by Miss Lauretta Paul To accomplish this end the club affords members the opportunity
to write and discuss matters pertaining to literary writing The club sponsors school wide contests
contributions handed in are entered in the club s magazine Wings which in the past his been well
received With the new policy of publishing the magazine through student efforts alone the club offers
the member a diversified field for artistic expression
OFFICERS first semester Marie Stiubitz president Fred Olsen uce president Miry Alice Pins
secretary treasurer Margaret Hmm 11177071071
Orricnas second semester Fred Olsen president Eugene Churchill uce president Llewyn Much
secretary treasurev Ellen Gould hbrarxan
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Fnrst row Ruth Walken Etta Mae Boyce Ruth Rowlang Agnes Sampson Dorothy
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Second row Mary Alrce Paras Dorothy Todd Walnxa Collans Ann Kodros Paulme
Haggans Ruby Spees Ruth Waggoner
Thard row Ball Schrmtt Raley Waeg and Bob Rutz Quentin M axeaner Kenneth Pfalmer
MdfX1H Boy e
The purpose of the Art Club 15 To promote all worthy art 1Ct1V1t1CS wathan the school The Art
Club was organazed October 31 1931 wxth a membership of naneteen Belaevang that a small club
wath strlct admlssaon reqmrements would make a better worlaang organa 1111011 the Art Club has the
followmg requarements
CU A student must haxe had one year of art an thas hrgh school or other hagh
schools
CZJ Durang this requared year of art the student must haxe made a grade of
B or aboxe
C32 A student must receaxe a majoraty tote when xoted anto the club
The Art Club pan as an the shape of an artast s palette and has eather three colored stones or enamel
settmgs an at
OFFICERS hrst semester Robert Rut president Mfary Alace Pfaras uce presadent Dorothy Loellke
secretarv Marx an Boyce treasurer
Orraceks second semester Dorothy Todd presadent Wll1111COll1HQ uce presxderat eanne Herzler
secretary B1llSchm1tt treasurer
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Fwst row Ralph Stu art Clarence Ames Woodson Iohnson Laverne Mitchell Phillip
Nickell Howard Hays Ball Godwin Harold Underwood
Second 'row Mr Clark lack Bauer Clyde Sheets Donald Hall Thomas Driscoll Don
Canter George Hays Leroy Korte Mr Koher
The Camera Cluh was reorganved in Se temher 1937 with Mr Clark and Mr Koher as s onsors
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for some ex ensue e ui ment which wall he secured as soon as funds ermit The room is now in
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This room which IS on the fourth tloor consists of an outer and an inner darkroom In the outer dark
room there is space for drying prints and films and for meeting In the inner darkroom the actual
printing and dexelopang work goes on The cluh also keeps two windows filled with prints taken hy
in the lihrary in the form of a Salon The pictures are the choice prints ofthe different memhers
The cluh s mam antere t ls to gixe the memher a chance to learn 111011 ahout photography This is
done in the form of program In the past there haxe been talks on eOlnp0s1t1On mox ies color hlms
enl aigmg and other phases of photographx The cluh has seen moxies natural color slide and pri e
vainning pictures
OIIILERS Clarenee Ame president Don Canter aace presadenz Boh Eanmon secrezearw treusaarer
becarge Nevacomer publacatx mamaager
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Drescher B1ll Bund OsC1r leger Durmt Abernethy
Second row Mr Ihne Robert L1hle1n B1lly C1ssell1 M1lford Liu LuC1t1n Turk
How 1rd Dem Hugh Horstmm D1w1d jdcoby
'Thrrd mu Dougl1s F1sk Stanley M1tthey Homer Vendrdos
school md Com111un1ty h1gh stmdlrds of Chr1st11n Ch 1r1Cter The four pl mks III the plutform rt
Clem speech Cl61Il sChol1r h1p Clem sports md Clem l1x1nC
The H1 Y Club lb 1 group of older h1gh school boys who ure eekmg for them elxes md the1r fellow
students the h1ghest st md 1rds of l1fe md Conduct Th1 Club ufords 1n opportumty for dexelopm
le 1dersh1p unong 1tS members emphmzes thmgs worth wh1le md uds 1n the form1t1on of fr1endsh1ps
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O11-1CERs hrst semester Durmt Abernethy premdent Our 1eger ucepremdenr George RYYIC
secretary Robert DICRCFQOD treasurer M1lford L1u sergeant at arms
OFFICERS second semester George Ryr1e preszdem Robert L1hle1n uce presudent B1ll C1s ell1
secretary Dougl1s F1k treasurer Mllford L1u sergeantrztarms
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Second 'row Mr Wood Thur5ton HOWlYd 1 R TflXlb Ke1th Cook Tom lone5
Dur1nt Ahernethy lohn Dryden H1ro1d P1tterQon
Thwd 'row Edw 1rd Thompson Btmley M1tthey W1rren P1ddoCk Luc11n Turk
Names of boys 111 the organlzazlon not 171 plcture Allen C1111 B111 Re1d W1y11e V1hle
El5ton Cunphell F!'1I11i TT1X1b
The Boys Cl171II6t W15 founded 111 l1nu1ry 1028 when hoy5 who h1d 1cted 1 gu1de5 for fI'CbhHlCl1
org1n1 ed 1 seruce cluh The purpoQe of the C1h1net 15 to 5erxe the school 1nd to encour1ge l56I1C1'1C1l1
lCf1X1t16h l1'l1ODg the boys The C1b1net members 1re 1lvu1y5 re 1dy to 1551 t 1D school pro1ect5 IU 1ny
g1111e5 1et 1 g1ten1en 1t 1thlet1e conte5t5 illd 15 u5her5 when needed 1t other 5chool funct1on5 E1eh
Fehruuy they 1 15t new tudent hy t.XP1l1II1l1g the chool 1ct1x1t1e5 1nd1nd1x1du1l progr11n5 1nd hy
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New me1nher5 1re C o5en tothe Clllllkt lt t e 11ee,1nn1n of e1e 5 me ter HI o eer 1r C o en 1t
the begllillllhl of e1e11 5choo1 ye1r
O1llLERb Ch1rle T1ekvxell presnienr B1llBu11d ucepresrdent beorve Rx11e secremrwrrcasurefr
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w11y they can. They sponsor the high school excursion each year, H1l1I1ilgC the score hoard at football
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Fmt row janet Rothacher Gladys Watkins Betty Abi McDow Maryella Godwin
Kathryn Sharkey Llewyn March Eleanor Smith
Second 'row Mary Kodros Margaret Hanna Marie Staubitz Jean Schmoeller Diamond
Kodros Mary Jennings jane Kane Eileen Ash
This org lIl1Zlt1OI1 observed the anniversary of its first decade of service to Alton High on january 11
1938 During these years the Council his been prominent in all the affairs of high school life I s
members are representative girls chosen from the leaders of the student body During its existence
others
Miss Carolyn Wempen has been the faculty sponsor since the organization was formed
In addition to its routine services the Council was chiefly responsible for sponsoring the first dlscussion
of a Student Council which was later turned over to Miss Paul and the counselor groups
Orricizks hrst semester Mary Kodros presuient Marie Staubitz vice president Maryelli Godwin
secretary
OFFICERS second semester Gladys Witkins president Margaret Hanna vice president Betty McDow
secretary
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Wo-vu. V Schumacher Mae Phallaps Loas Beck Gpal McPherson Mary Gethang
Second row Patty Watkans Ruth Blundell Jeanette Rosenberger Jean Schmoeller
Helen Sondles Beverly Barley Ancelee Waenshaenk Varganaa Ross Helen Sapot Rose
mary Schmatt Gladys Watkins Llllaan RODIDSOD Vavaan Phllllps Becky Brown
a NX-cThard row Agnes S1mpson Alace Ellaot Peggy Sober Ruth Rowlang Dorrs Laux
F M Louase Ballangs Martha Logan Ellen Gould Bern1ce Mc u1gg Bonnae Keeran jane
axon jane Elllson Dorothy Oldham Ealeen Rabble
Fourth row Mxldred Reed Yvonne umtal Betty Schlppert ackae Hyndmm anet
Rothacher june ODell Etta Mae Boyce Mary Galdersleexe Dorothy Loellke Louase
Netzhammer Jeanne Herzler Dorothy Todd Iola Corder Mary Hull Nelba Dugger
Mary Helen Hefley Vlfglnla Sanderson Sylvaa Farley
The purpose of the Pep club IS to develop better school sp1r1t and loyalty an the student body to add
strength courage and moral support to all athletac contests as well as other school undertakangs
The club was organazed 1D 1930 and has held a consastently hagh membershap sance that tame
One of ats motaves as to stlmulate an anterest an garls athletlcs and to promote standards of health
sportsmanshap and leadershap an ICS own members as vuell as an others
Mass Letha McCausland as the faculty advaser
The organa ataon took a new slgnahc ance last ye ar when the footh all queen contest was turned ox er to
t Also the choosang of cheerleaders from the ranks ofthe club has done much to further the purpose
of the org am ataon
Orracens hrst semester Ruth Moore presadent Betty Harford race presadent Gladys Watkaaa
secretary Agnes Sampson treasurer
OFHLERS second semester Ruth Moore presadent Betty Harford race presadeaat Glady Watlxaaa
secretary treasurer
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GIRL RESERVES
F1151 row Rosemary Haufe Paulme Erhe Elleen Rlhhle Mae Phrllmps V1v11n Phxlllps
Ywonne umtal Llllxm Rohmson Alu Westbrook Helen Johnson Evelyn Anglln
Second row Ruth Moore M IXIHC Whetzler Geraldme Shxfflett Albertr R1tchey Op al
McPherson Marguen e Ellrott Mrry Luker VITg1Ul1 Sanderson Dorothy Oldham
E11 zbeth Ham
'Thzrd row An1ta Wrllxs Hulda Orhm Helen Wuellner Nelhr Dugger Dorothy
Ebhert Wllma Rohmson Ann Hmderhan Dorthey johnson
The G1rl Reserves IS an Ofglfll atron of the Y W C A to help glrls prep lre for wlse and healthy future
In 1881 dehmte Work was hemg done hy the Y W C A to help the younger prrls and IU 1918 these
dlH.6fCHf orgamzatlons of plrls xdopted the name of Glrl Re erxes It lb not only a n at1on al org 1111 1
tlon hut lnternltronal lb well
A group was hrst orgam ed m thas school 1n 1924 Grrls ln our cluh are taught to rpprecx ate the hetter
thmgs ID llfe They are taught to apprecl ate nature and the out of door as vwell 1 hemg able to cultl
vate rxch mtl lastmg fr1endsh1ps vuth other pxrls All grrls are welcome to our cluh proxldmg they
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OFFICERS L1ll1an Roblnson president V1olet ohnson secretary Helen ohnson treasurer
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First row Beverly Barley Dorothy Moll Betty McDow Ellen Gould Iola Corder
Gladys Watkins Eleanor Smith Ruby Spees Patty Watkins Helen Senz
Second row Margaret Hanna Doris Laux Normalee Wightman jean Schmoeller Jean
johnson Betty Perrottet Mildred Black Marcella Harting Mary jane Walker Betty
Schippert
Third row Irving Wiseman Joe Campbell Blanche Ealey Mary Gildersleeve Bill
Reid Vernon Peebles Bill Drake Douglas Fisk
Fourth row Durant Abernethy Vincent Monzel Fred Olsen Robert Rutz Edward
Thompson B1llCassella Jack Pennmg Dick Gillespie B1lly Myers Woodson johnson
The Dramatic club is one of the elective clubs in the school To become a member one must either
try out or display special aptitude for dramatics Miss Mildred Rutledge is the faculty sponsor and
director of the major productions The organ1zat1on presents two long plays each school year During
the 1937 38 season Girl Shy a farce concerning college life and The Eyes o Tlaloc a mystery were
two plays
In addition to the long productions one student directed assembly program was sponsored by the club
The purpose of such an organization is to arouse an intelligent interest in dramatics in high school
people and various speakers explain numerous phases of dramatic art to the club at its regular meetings
The Dramatic club also sponsors the local chapter of the National Thesplans
OFFICERS hrst semester Durant Abernethy preszdent Edward Thompson uce president jean
Schmoeller secretary Vincent Monzel treasurer
OFFICERS second semester Vincent Monzel president Robert Rutz uce president Jack Penning
secretary Jem Schmoeller treasurer
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presented before a relatively large audience. Girl Shy was, however, the outstanding success of the
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Fmt 'row B1ll C15aElll Ellen Gould Ruby Speei P1tty WlCklHS j1ck K1nd1g
Second row VIHCCUI Mon el Dur1nt Abernethy Robert Rut D1ck G1ll6Sp16
The NltlODll TheQp11nN 1 1 I1lflOIlll Ofgllll llI1OII of Hlgll chool dr11n1t1wtw The Alton Ch1pter
fTroop 1263 ww org 1111 ed III 1937 Wlth e1ght 1ne111berQ The 111119 of the soclety 1re to dexelop 1
Qp1r1t of 1ct1xe lllkl 1ntell11ent 1ntereNt ID dr 11n1t1cs to 1 1st d1rector llkl tudent III the pre ent1t1on
d1rectors 1nd student vuth the genenl proqrebb of dr 11n1t1c5 IU other h11,h Qchool 1nd to hung 1bout
1 clober rel 1t1onsh1p between the X 1r1ouN troupe
The Dr11n1t1c cluh sponsors the loc 1l Ch 1pter To qu1l1fy for member h1p 1 btudent must be regul1rly
enrolled III the hlgh Qchool 1nd must hue pl1yed w1th 1ner1t IU one 1n11or role of one long pl1y 1lso
CHIICICDC vuorlc lb buslnebb n11n1ger or NIlg6 1n1n1ger for two long pl 1y hue been 1ccepted 1 meetmg
requ1re1nentb for member h1p
An 1n1t11t1on fee 15 requ1red of Ill new members vuh1ch 111 1keb btudent 1 l1fe 1ne111ber All member
recene the I'1llglZ1I16 The Hzgh School Thespmn qu 1rterly free of ch1rge The Alton Ch1pter hm no
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Fmt mu Ellen Gould Charlotte Dudley Iune Whate Etta Mae Boyce Myrama
Eaeenreach Betty Schrampf Kathleen Waltraau Doloree Vow
Second row Robert Heuer Edward Hanna Maee Walla amson Elazabeth Carey Hattae
Heankle Martha Herbstreet Ex a Scheffel Maldred Haaler Leatrace Neadenhofer Maraorae
Huff
'Thrrd 'row Fred Olsen Ball Gent Bernard Harms Eugene Wadlow Herbert Etter
Ed Bonn Vancent Mon el
Der Deutsche Verean was organa ed an 1934 when German wae reantroduced anto the curraculum I s
purpobe 15 to create an mterest an German culture as at as found an later ature .and song becond semeeter
German etudents wath a grade of A or B are elagable to the club
At ate meetmg: Der Deutsche Verean preeents Englash Germ an or French speakerb an addataon to carryang
on an antellagent daxcubsaon of trends abroad eepecr ally tho e whach egect Germany and the Unated
Statee not only polatac ally but Qocaally and economacally
Le Cercle Franeaax and Der Deutxehe Verean Nponbor an annual banquet whach has met wath great
Nuccess for both org ana ataon It 15 the hagh poant of the exaetence of both organa ataone A cake
ae vxa aoantly Npon ored to rn e fund for the exent thaw year
Oalaeraas hr t seanexter Charlotte Dudley presadent Fr d Olsen lace prcsadem Ball Gent secretary
Agne Huck tveaasurer
Oxxaenaas eeond wane ter Fr d Ol en presadem Vaneent lvlon el aace preszdent lxathleen Waltraau
secnraarx Dolore Vo rreaasurer
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LE CE RCLE FRANCAIS
Farst row Virginia Jacoby Charlotte McCurdy Margaret Hanna Dorothy Hardy
Doris Miller Ruby Spees Edna Edsall Norma Lou Lenhardt M ary Galdersleewe Norma
Bristow Louise Netzhammer Gladys Watkins Martha Logan Becky Brown
Second row ean Schmoeller Alnetta Wilson Dorothy Lowe Aileen Baker Thelma
Alldredge janet Sh arkey Gay Stormer Violet ohnson Leona Clark Alva Westbrook
Helen Sondles Ellen Gould Mary Jennings Althea btoekel Lyda Belle Davis Miss
Blackard Alice Pullen
Betty Perrottet Rosemary Schmitt Betty McDow Mary Hull Agnes Simpson Dorothy
Todd Helen S1apot Mary Gethanv Sylxaa Farley
Fourth row Gene Shelton Irx1ngW1seman Rach ard Daemer Fred Olsen Leslie ohnson
Donald Hall jimmy Stallings Lemuel Rhoades Harry McIntosh Hugh Lowry
The purpose of Le Cercle Francais as to stimulate interest in the French people their country their
language and their customs Programs haue consisted of talks and lectures gax en by people who h ave
tr axeled there or have a great interest in French people and French customs
The outstanding project of the ye.ar has been the German French club banquet gaxen annually
Orricazras first semester Betty McDow presadent Charlotte McCurdy race president jean Schmoeller
secretary Margaret Hanna treasurer
Orraciaaas second semester Margaret Hanna president Charlotte McCurdy aace presadent Gladys
Watkins secretary Dorothy Todd treasurer
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STUDENT PATROL
First mu Betty Bedenhender Normi Lee 91mpQon Luc1lle M1CClQhlll Dorothy
Grosham Mildred Locli Helen Iianakoplo Charlotte Dudley Myriaa E1 enreich Alxa
Westlwrook Lorene Ritchey Alice Norton Geraldine Frasier
Second rou. Morri Heinena an Harold Hodge liminy Applegate Truna an Grayson
Kathryn Kidvxell Mary Daxi Helen Barry Melba BOU1ll1OIl Norma Le Twitchell
Betty Lat1n Wiliaaa Ketchum Harold Wolf Charles Harder jack Usbery
Donald Met eer Rub ell Ex an Charle Dodd Dan Miller Go don Lahex
Fourth row Diyton Schmidt Iohn Flexon Earl Ruth Harold Herme Darwin Gill
Wllllllll Reed Kenneth Wolf Alhert Ford Henry Grobham Lawrence F1eld5
The Student Patrol IS an org 1111 1t1on for erx1ce to the bchool There are two groups 111 this cluh
the fourth hour and the hfth hour patrol The fourth hour group has only one captain hut due to the
extra numher of people in the hall fifth hour it IQ nece sary to haxe in erxice tvwo captaina
Patrol meinherb :erxe daily III keepmg order 1l'l the halle and auditorium durmg both lunch hour
Thib organi ation 1 open to any one veho de ire to he a inenaher and who 1 vnlling to De of erxiee
Fourth hour captain Lawrence F1eldQ
Fx th hour captains Harold Hernae Darvxin Gill
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Fwst row Donald Bodger Mary Galdersleexe Norana Lenhardt M arae btaubat Ex elyn
W1lson Nex alee Tallyn
Second row Don Canter How ard Alexander Georve Hay LeRoy Korte Francas
Bra kex Ralph 'Stuart Mr Freeman
The Scaence club as one of the newer organazataons of the school md came anto exastence rn the fall of
1937 because of the desare on the part of some students to carry on soane SC1CUC1f1C studaes beyond the
regular classroom work These problems are studaed anforanally by the entlre group t the regular
small suans vuhach cox er the cost of rn atera als used an the experaanents Meanbershap as larnated to those
who hue a genuane anterest IH the subaect anateraal
The club meets every Thursday anornang an the cheanastry laboratory and as preparang an extensaxe
dl play for the annual school exhabrt
OFFILERS hrst seanester Mary Galdersleexe clzawmam Marae btaubat secretary
Orraerzaas second semester Mary Galdersleexe clmmmm How ard Alexander race Cl'lLllT'l71Ll7'l Ralph
Stuart secretary
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GIRLS GLEE CLUB
Fwst 'row uanmta Ratchey Hope Helther eanette Rosenberger une Tace Mar1or1e
Huff Beverly Barley Charlotte McCurdv Betty McDow Llewyn Marsh Helen Sapot
Rosemary Schmltt
S cond 'row Mr Porter Mlldred Dooley Ethel Faye We1ss Jean Case LO15 Beck
Blanche Ealey Norma Lenhardt Dorthey johnson Helen ohnson Mary Jennings
Mary Beuschel Vlfglhll Duff Iola Corder V1fg1H1d Ross
'Thrrd vow Dolores T1ckner Betty Myers HortenseUnterbr1nk A111166MCN61l Wllllll
RODIDSOH Eleanor Dunston Lols Lowrance Mary Ellen Nlckel Agnes Huck Plullne
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Fourth row Geraldane Roberts Ruth Blundell Dorothy Ebbert Paulane Huck Doras
The Garls Glee club xs one of the best known 0I'g31'l1Zdt1ODS of the school Thear frequent appearances
an churches etc have gamed for the organazataon an envxable reputatlon among the townspeople Most
of the programs are now gaven by the combmed glee clubs
The Garls Glee club meets three tunes a week durmg regular school hours New members are chosen
by auclataon The club IS a member of the State Hagh School Choral Assoc11t1on and the Glee clubs
may enter competatxon sponsored by thas assocaataon In Apr1l 1938 the Garls Glee club competed
an the DIQIYICK Contest und recemxed a superxor ratang the hlghest gn en
OFFICERS Betty MCDOW president Rosemlrv Schmatt 1xcepres1dent Charlotte McCurdy secretary
une Tace Wallaaa Robmson lzbmrmns
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First row Rilph Friry Glen Eilers Gene Daxis Frmk Burch Regini Wit on Hirold
Lon Norinin Bentley Orxille Thomas Allen Seigo
Seem d rou St inley Ruhenstein Bill Reid Din Blodgett Rohert Brown Loren Bennett
Donild Cinter Edvw ird Mook Hirold McBride Bill Gent
Third rou Mr Porter Rohert Collins Andrew Oshorn Kenneth Pilnier Lowell
htrihin Normin Breden Edvxird Thompson
The Boy s Glee cluh was orgini ed ihout ten ye its ago G 9 Porter present heid of the Music
Depirtnient hecime the Director in 1912 The purpose of hoth the Boy s and the Girl s Glee Club
is to eixe in opportunity for triining three or four pirt choril mu ic sight reiding tone pl iceinent
The coinhined Glee Cluhs pixe numerous puhlic ippeirinces both here and it other schools They
pre ent i Ghristini progrini and ire u uilly pirt of the progr 1m for the Bicciliureite ind commence
ment exerci e They il o ippeir it P T A meetings ind on the exhihit night schedule
Oiiiems hr t eine ter Bill Reid president Rilph Friry lice president Bill Gent secret nv treasurer
Don Ginter Glen Eiler libnmtms
OIHLERS second einester Bill Reid president Ed Thoinp on lice president 'Xlorinin Bentlx secreteirx
treisurer Don Ginter Glen Eiler libmmms
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Farst row Loren Carothers Bally Harms jack Kandag Rachard uann
Second row Dan Haar anaes Creech Ball Jarrett Dale Walla ams Bally Measenheamer
Leatrlce Neadenhofer Robert Schneader Warner Whate Walana Coll ns Mary Lee
Wangert Verna Taylor Edward Wood Robert Peterson Dan Blodgett
Thard row Alberta Warner Francas Walkans Ray Carpenter Howard Cochran
Doras Lappold Kohler Scott jean Masegades Chras Veltjes Roy Fenwack Howard
Fourth row Ivan Show Leonard Moore Dack Fascher jack Pennang Laverne Matchell
Edward Recher Darwan Tomlanson Walbert Hamlan Kenneth Brune jack Ussery
The Alton Hagh School Band as one of the better known org anazataons of the school It has grown
consaderably under the darectaon of Mr C S Porter untal at the present tame at consasts of about srxty
members From thas number however a smaller number of musaca ans are selected to form a concert band
Any student wath a far degree of abalaty for any anstrument as elagable for membershap The organaza
taon has won honors an each of the annual dastract contests for the past the years Students desarang
andaxadual anstructaon an pl ayang any band or orchestra anstrument may End anterestang and profitable
work an one of the followang classes
Strmg class xaolan xaola cello and bass
Woodwind flute oboe claranet and bassoon
Brass cornet saxophone French horn baratone trombone and bass
Percussion snare drum bass drum symphony bells etc
Members are expected to furnash thear own anstruments hovtexer school ovtned anstruments wall be
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Fwst row Gordon L1hey jack K1nd1g
Second row lx 1n Clexenger Ray H1m11ton Bermrd H1rms M1f1dD Wh1ftlCH11U
Mary .lennmgs M1r1e Stqubltz Ellzabeth Ward L1velle H1ckerson
Thwd row M1nsheld jennlngs Jem M1seg1des une Whxte Oswald Acord Art
E1ler Paullne Mrtchell Exleen Curry B1rb11ra Bl111r Mr Porter Mrrrlee Meusel Sylvu
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Fourth row Lors Loxe Robert Schneider B111 Run Clry Whlte
The orchestr1 IS drvrded mto two sectlons orchestrr A md B The former IS 1 sm 111 symphony
The B orchestr1 whlch IS open to 1ll pl1yers IS 1 trunmg clwss Where 1nd1y1du1l ittentlon c11n be
gnen for less proflclent pl 1yers who wrsh to qu1l1fy for the other d1x1s1on
The Orchestr1 1tselfh1s been estibllshed for those lnterested m 1nstrument1l muslc of high ClldfdCf6I'
Thls ye 1r the orchestr1 h IS pl 1yed for both of the m1jor Dr 1m 1t1c club productlons B11cc1l1ureate 1nd
commencement It IS the purpose of the orv1n1z11t1on to 1cqu111nt not only 1tS members but outslders
15 well wrth the x IYIOUS ph 1ses of school musrc 1nd how gre1t muslc c1n be appreclated
Also It ls lts purpose to dexelop 1 t1ste for good muslc nd the 1rt of l1StEI1lI1Q to lt
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Economics Club, Student Council
Current Events Club
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Alphabehc Index
Bowl1nJ Alleys
Bakmv E? Cateranv Co
Bankang Es' Trust Co
Box Board Co
Buck Co
Crea nery Co
Exe'11n2 Telegraph
Floral Co
Insulatmv Es' Roohnv C
L1undry Co
Lumber Co
Refr1gerat1on Co
Tent Eff Awnxnv Co
T1re S ales Co
Vocat1on al College
Baker Servxce btatlon
Berger s CIeWelers1
Bernard Taalorm 1 Co
Block Ic Cream Co
Brand nberger s C ewelers1
Buck s Punt Store
Burt Laundry
Campbell B rher Shop
Catvens Coach Co
C1ty Fuel Es' Supply Co
Cogswell Grocery
COlU11XlD11 Hotel
Compl1ments of a Fr1end
Coney Isl and Lunch
Dee Floral Co
Degenhardt Pharmacy
De Luxe Cafe
D1et1ker s Book Store
Drake Sad Tare C0
Farst N1at1onal Bank Eff Trust Co
Gem E-:' Uptown Theatres
Gent Funeral Home
Canter W 1rde1n Co
Godw1n W I
Goodr1ch Tares
Gouldmg s 1 evwelersp
Henry Tom S1ncl a1r g1C1I1OI1
Hamer I C Food M art
Hartmann Louas I Cloth1er
Heskett M achme Co
Hudson Kleyx elersl
Hyndm an Ice C! Fuel Co
Inda an apolas Ene,rax1n1, Co
Innes Motor Company
I Cf R Motor Supply C1
lxendr1ck Es' Lmdlwl ad
Ixennedy Auto Co
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Kerr Druv Store
Klmke Ice Cs' Coal Co
Kro er Grocery C, Bak1n
Laclede Steel Co
Lampert Bottl1nJ Work
La Salle Hot l
L ona B auty bhop
Len s Sandw1ch Show
Landley W F Serx ac St 1t1011
Loean s Mornmv bt ar Da1ry
Luly lohn C Drug Co
M ary N E
Mellmg E17 Gask1ns Prmtmd C
Metropoht an L1fe Insurance
M1ller Dan Co
M1neral bpranvs Hotel
Modern Welehnv Co
Mont c llo College
Noll s Bakery
Peter s Nut Shop
Poole Rock Pharmacy
Pr1ncap1a The
Ram Es' Ra1n
Red if Wh1te Grocery Co
Reeder Coal Ef Ice Co
Re1lley Brothers Inc
Re1ss Studao
Ross Hardware Co
Saudge Serwce St1t1OD
bears Roebuck Es' Co
Sessel s
Shell Petroleum Corp
Shurtleff College
Solterm ann Grocery
Sparks Mllllllg Co
Sprmgm an Lumber Co
bt aehle Serv1ce Stataon
St an ard T1lton Mllllng Co
Steck Insurance Avency
Streeper Funeral Home
Thraftv Drug Stores
Todd Cleanang Es' Dyeme Co
Tr1 C1ty Grocery
Tr1 State Coal Co
Unaon Electrac Co of Ill11101
Uptown Clplf Store
Ve ath F H Cs' Son
Vogue
We s Bu 1I'1e Colleve
W I Tare Co Ine
Wendle Beauty Shop
We tern Cartr1d1, Co
Walla 1111 on Pharm aex
Young Department SIOI e
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You may select from curricula leading to business or
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P. L. THOMPSON, President Alton, Illinois
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JANUARY
3 School resumed.
5 fkixteen footh1all letters 1aw1arded
Tatler group pictures talten
Puhlic speaking classes pre ented The 'vfan in the B.aule Hat hy A A Milne for as eanhly
prograan
Honor Society Induction
benior finals Senior clas pre ented Headed or Eden
Baccalaureate
Beginning of Senior Weela and hnal
4 2 Pot Luck supper
4 2 Theatre Party at the Amhassador Theater St Loua
Rental hooks collected
41 42 Party Last regular day of the seine ter
General holiday
4 2 hanquet
Semester reports
Last issue of Tianes for the first semester
First day of new semester
FEBRUARY
First assemhly program of new semester Represent ataxe of Swifts Packing House lectured on
Cuts of Meat
School closed at 230 Hail Washingtoias hirthday'
Alton High hand umeiled The Taller March hy lim Macla in the douhle assemhly program
Tatler uhscription drixe clo ed
MARCH
2 3 Tatler show at the Uptown
Community sing for assemhly
udge Bales yoaath speaker spoke to assemhlie
Alton High School hand gaxe assemhlies program
Counselor groups met to elect representatixe to plan a Student Councal
Dramatic eluh presented a my tery The Eyes aa Tlulof
uill Cs' Scroll and Student Couneil aointly pre ented the donlaey h aslaethall game hetvteen faculty
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29 Student Council Dance after school in the gym.
MAY
4fAlumni assemhly.
6fjune senior class presented Spring Fever.
13 Annual High School excursion.
18- Speech classes presented an assemhly program.
20N-Schoolfwide "open house U
JUNE
Nitionil Honor Society induction
benior Hnils
Bicciliureite
4 2 hirge party
Opening of week of finals for re t of school
School wide collection of hooks
42 trip to Muny Opera to ste Gentlemen Una mid
42 The iter prrty in mfternoon
4 1 4 2 party
List diy of studying in school
42 outing to Chiutiuqui
Fin il gr ides
Commencement
JOKES
Doctor And thit hihit of tilking to Vourself Thcrt s nothin' to worry rhout thit
Normin Bently Perhaps not but Im such i drrned lwore
Herzler Do my of your hoy friends try to go too fir when they tike you out drixinu
McDow Yes some Wrste entirely too much time drixmg heforc they stop ind ki s m
Olsen Ive got 1 perfect news story
Penning How come? Mm hite dog
Olsen No professor throws hull
Penning Thit s not news
Dougli Fis e ittr kissing erj I c y id tilt wut mx n rxt mi t me o it
Exe yn Angel e I mu t ry like xour ntrx
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ROSALIE THOMAS recuperating from her victory in the Skipathon contest held at Forkyf
ville. The ole gal held out for 3 1 3 months, 2 16 of a day, and 13 60 of a minute. Boy
can she hold out! ! ! !
J R TRAVIS has copyrighted his latest portfolio, Original Classics for Locker Room Crooners
by Iolin Rabbat Trams the Second Immortal Bard
LUCIAN TURK sh1king hands with Henry Ford on the occasion of the 6Oth annixers ary
of his jilopy
BILL VAHLE is selling Watkins products
CHRISTIAN VELTIES as the hypotenuse of the eternal triangle
MORRIS WAHL is a tobacco auctioneer on the Ladyfinger cigar for D1SCI'lI11lIlItll'1g Women
radio hour The Fit Parade
I see ....
Isee WOODY WATERS takin the count after rassling with lifes problems
GLADYS WATKINS is introducing the SuzyQ to the Ballet Russe
MAXINE WHETZLER reading Luc Alone and L1 e It for the forty leventh time
FERN WILD writing about the latest trends of feminine beauty for Esquire
ANITA WILLIS selling rdeas to the Tatler staff of 1950 for the senior will
EVELYN WILSON has the title roll in The Wife of Bluto or Can Lore Triumph Oi er Dish
water Hands and 'Tattle Tale Gray sponsored by Proctor and Gambol
see FRANKLIN WHITE has built 1 White Castle for the Knights of Wimpy
RILEY WIEGAND carefully mmcing 1 handfull of caviar
ANCELEE WIENSHIENK dexoting all of her time to 1IUpI'OV1I1g her technique of being
the life of every party
RICHARD WINTER is associated with the ever famous Al G Barnes circus and has spent
a worthy life disposing of the worlds most powerful ant1 flee solution
ARLENE WINTERS is 1 nature poetess a la Edgar Guest
KENNETH WOLF is the new light headed weight ch ampeen of the world
see GLADYS WOOFF has replaced Irene Rich in posing for the girlish hgger and Welches
grape juice
EDWIN YENNY grinding axes for nobody in particular
JOKES
A New Hand at the Game A pettlng party now and then
Is what flunks the brightest men
Churchill Yeah and youd better look at the oil too
Daniel when he found himself in the lion s den obserx ed At least there won t be no after dinner
spe aking
it You xe been out with worse looking fellows than I am haxent you?
Martha CSIICUCED
Flit I said you ve been out with vxorse looking fellows th1n I am hasen t you?
Marth1 uiet' Im trying to think when
Miss Perrin Call a doctor one of my cats lust funted'
Onlooktr What happened?
Ptrrin He iust saw a mou e
Found on a Frtshin an regi tr ation card Ixamt of parent Mamma and Papa
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Mr Myers You should h1ye thought 1hout th 1t hefore you h1d the plcture t1ken
Cl1rence Emmons fX1Sltll1g new dentxst for hrst UIUC, H1ye you heen 1 dentrst yery long
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DEFINITIONS
S1xophone An 1ll wlnd nobody hlovxs good
Detour The roughest d1st1nce hetween two pomts
Etc A s1gn used to m1ke others th1nk you know more th1n you do
George Ryrxe You know you re not 1 h1dlook1ng glrl
Loxs Beck Oh youd Sly so eyen lf you d1dn t th1nk so
George Ryrle We re even then You d th1nk so eyen lf I d1dn t s1y so Gm
Mxss Degenh1rdt When I w1s ID Engl 1nd I s1w 1 hed twenty feet long hy ten feet wxde
Mxss Ix1cC1usl1nd Sounds lxke 1 lot of hunk to me
Mr Koher Do you know how to m1ke Ant1 free e7
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Koher Hlde her woolen p111m1s
A Kmsas flffllel' stopped It 1 h1nk to see mf he could get 1 IOIII on h1s farm
It might he arranged sud the banker Ill drlye out w1th you and 11ppr111se IC
You won t need to hother sud the f1rmer notlcmg 1 huge cloud of dust rolling up the ro1
Here 1t comes now
On helng asked to wrlte down 1 deHn1t1on of c1p1t1l pumshment 1n Alton schoolhoy suhm1tted
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Take IWAY the shoe he s hlttllig her w1th
Gosh' murmured W1ller Th1ts 1wful'
Wh1t7 1sked joe Reno A m1n hmttmg h1s w1fe Wlfh 1 shoe7
N11w snorted W1ller The 1nnouncer ended 11 sentence w1th 1 preposmon New Tor Mwror
The run t1s sud xt f1lleth down
Upon the yust 1nd umust fellow
But mostly on the lust hec1use
The umust h1s the just s UHTl7I'Cll1
Angry Gulde Why d1dnt you shoot th1t t1ger7
Homer Cl 1rk He he dxdn t hue the rlght klnd of III txpresslon for 1 rug
Blll Dr 1ke Let s s1t out th1s dmce
1ck1e H Oh I c1nt In lost my povyder puff
Co 1ch Smokxng., hey
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EXECUTIVE AND PROFESSIONAL TRAINING OF COLLEGE GRADE
FOR ACCOUNTING AND SECRETARIAL CAREERS
The educat1onal standards of th1s 1nst1tut1on are of
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Alton Vocational College
Phone 1884 Broadway and Market
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Alton Lumber Co. Alton
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QUALITY PRODUCTS
TENTS and TARPAULINS
Phone Mam 302 GYMNASIUM MATS
Foot of Central Ave Alton I11 551 E Broadway Phone 1304
Alton Tire Sales Co BERGER S
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SKID SAFE DUAL 10 GENERALS
THE FAMOUS HAWKINS RECAP
Alton s Leadxng Txre Store Phone 676 653 E Broadway
School Tecws
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languages the f1ne arts natural and phys1cal sc1ences and soc1al stud1es
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DAN MILLER CO Inc
Auto Body and Fender Repa1r1ng
Duco Ref1n1sh1ng
Tzres and Auto Glass
Shell Sheltered SSTVICG
Phone 934
14 Belle St Alton Ill
SAVIDGE
SERVICE STATION
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Autornoblle Lubr1cat1on
1813 Central Ave Alton Ill
Shell Sheltered Servxce
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SERVICE STATION
Phone 2746
3410 College Ave Alton Ill
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1718 Washxngton Avenue
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2619 State St. Alton, Ill.
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Washed O11 Treated
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Yard Broadway and Cherry
STAEHLE
SUPER SERVICE
STATION
TEXACO PRODUCTS
N W Corner 9th and Belle Sts
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2900 Brown Phone 2608
SHOP
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208 E Broadway
Best Dance Mus1c 1n Town
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Automob1le and M111 Suppl1es
Phone 329
TOM HENRY
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Lumber M1llwork Roohng
Insulatlon Glass Pa1nt
Sewer T1le
Gunter Wardeln Co
Phone 59
Front 8: Langdon Alton Ill
Compllments of
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CONTINUOUS JEWELRY STORE LEADERSHIP
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DEE FLORAL C0
2524 College Ave Alton
DEGENHARDT
PHARMACY
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PHARMACISTS
Broadway at Plasa Alton I11
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TIRES
Vogue Tyres
Kelly Sprxngheld T1res
Non Sk1d T1re Recapp1ng
Vulcan1z1ng
1214 E Broadway Phone 583
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KENNEDY AUTO SERVICE
GENERAL REPAIRING
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Alton Ill1no1s
Dletlkenr Book Store
2510 College Avenue
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1521 Clawson
Phone 726
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THE DRAMATIC YEAR
The 37 38 dramatac season at Alton Hagh probably met wath more success than any other an the past
Exe years The two contrabutors the senaors and the Dramatac club produced four full length plays
to complete the usual quota
Farce comedy as stall the outstandang faxorate of local audaences and the bats of slapstack that found
thear way anto Gavl Shy and Sprmg Feaer were more than well receaved Headed or Eden howexer
came closer to embodymg most of the elements that make a play appeal to the tastes of any audaence
The conventaon al mystery represented by The Eyes o Tlaloc was perhaps a bat too conventaon al for
hagh school consunaptaon
Farce about college la e by Katherane Kaaanaugh Presented Frad ay exenang Noxember 5
Produced by the Dram atac club Darected hy Mass Maldred Rutledge
CAST Durant Abernethy as Tom Arsd ale Dack Gallespae as Oke Stanson Ellen Gould as Babs
banford Gladys Watkans as Peaches Carter Ruby Spees as Bardae Laverne Vancent Monzel as
Chuck Mayo ean Schmoeller as Sylvaa Webster Irvang Wasem an as Alfred Tennyson Murgatroyd
Patty Watkans as Aunt Carolane Edward Thompson as De an Helen Senz as Asma Robert
Rutz as Mr Arsdale
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Comedy drama by Sadney Duaall Presented Fraday evenang anuzary 12 Produced by the
january graduatang class wath set by Wallaana M Schaefer Darected by Mass Lauretta Paul
CAST M arae Yost as Mrs Cr al Skapworth eannette Rosenberger as Imogene Henry Grosh ans
as Hank Mary Kodros as Dorothy Brall Alberta Voales as Peggy Walters Marae Staubatz as
G1 adys Hermann Helen Sondles as Nancy Lane Regana Watson as Kate Roberts Agnes Sampson
as Rosma Blandash Edward Huebner as Barry Rachards Lucalle Nackell as Mannae Peters Frank
Bruce Bmathee as Sergeant Kelly Durant Abernethy as Ken Howard Nack Bax as as Lampy
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Mystery by Agnes Peterson Presented Frad ay evenang M arch 25 Produced by the Dram atac
club Darected by Mass Maldred Rutledge
CAST Eleanor Smath as Amanda Sampkans oe Campbell as Ezra Sampkans Robert Rutz as Pro
fessor jack Pennang as Tommy Tanker Helen Senz as Nancy Harve Betty McDow as Pat
Dorothy Moll as Varganaa Dack Gallespae as N awa Ball Read as Pudge Fred Olsen as Bah adore
del Santos Ellen Gould a Papata del Santos Bally Myers as Uncle -Ia
Spfuaq Qeaez
Farce about college la e bw Glen Hughes Pre ented Fraday exenang May 6 Produced by
the lune graduatang class Darected by Mass Lauretta Paul
CAST Eugene Laux as Hovs ard Brant Fred Olsen as Ed Bexens Ball Cas ella a Vac Levers
Martha Logan as Lou Herran Charlotte McCurdy a Mrs bpangler Kathryn Elwell as Anne
Pure ll Gladys Watkan a Vaxaan George Csc ar aeger as Henry Purcell Ancelee Waeaa
slalelllx a Phoebe Purcell Eleanor Smath a Maude Coney Keath Cook as Vargal Beane Robert
Lahlean as Dr Daxon
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