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PAUL HARRAWOOD
EUGENIA XVILLIS
PHIL HOVDA
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EVA MAE STREEPER
ArJ2.rIcml Editor of the 1945 Taller
September 25, 1927--October 25, 1945
Eva Mate will always be remembered by us for her sunny disposition, her cheery
smile, her vitality, and her willingness to help others. Into the few short years
that were alloted to her, she crowded more of worth-while living, more of service
to others, and more of sunshine and the joy of living than most people experience
in it life time. It was destined that she should tarry with us only 21 few short years,
but our lives have been enriched by the privilege 0fll2lVl1lg known her.
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PARMER L. EWING BERTRAND L. SMITH
.Yzzpwjfzfamlent of .fcbaolr Afrirfmzr Szzperifztcndefzf
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L. Miscgudcs, Dr. F. A. Morrison, R. L. Gouiding, B. L. Smith, Arrirffzfzt
jluperifztemfefzt, R. H. Richards, Pre.rm'euf, P. L. Ewing, Szzpwlfztenffwzt, E. K. Eifgcn,
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Rffurnecl Servicemen
One by one Alton High School boys laid down their pencils and took up their
gunsg one by one they left football and basketball victories to their younger bro-
thers and went out to light a far more important battle'-ea battle fought so that
those little brothers could stay in school and learn the right way of life.
Alton High is proud of those boys, and she is proud to welcome them back.
lt is no easy task to come back to reading about foreign lands after seeing them or
to studying the mechanism of machines you have driven. Our returned veterans
are to be highly commended in their decisions to finish school and are to be wished
the best of luck in all that they undertake. The seriousness of their purpose and
the business-like way that they are concentrating their efforts on earning a diploma
have had a leavening effect upon our entire studentibocly.
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Mr. Johnson is the inspiring and tireless leader around Whom all our school
life functions. l-le enjoys Working with students and strives daily to add to their
interest and morale. His ollice is always open to any student who seeks counsel
or advice, and no problem is too small to merit his attention. Being young, just
thirty-nine years of age, he appreciates student problems and is willing to give
his aid to any one who asks for it. During the short time that Mr. Johnson has
been here, he has made remarkable progress in furthering the development of our
school.
As this is Mr. Johnsons first year as principal of Alton High School, we, the
stud ts, want to welcome him and to wish him the greatest of continued success.
JAMEs B. JOHNSON, Principal
B.A., Southern Illinois State Teachers College, M.A., University of Illinois
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MARGARET D. TIBBETTS, Dean of Girly
B.E., Illinois State Normal Univcrsiryg M.A., University of Illinois
MACY M. PRUITT, Dean of Boyf
A.B., University of Missourig M.A., University of Missouri
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GRACE E. REED
A.B., Shurtleff Collegeg M.A.,
University of Illinois
Commercial .
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A TON WZ UREZIZI. JR.
BS., University of Illinois
M.S., University of Wisconsin
Plryrical Education, Health
ELSIE L. BEAN
B.A., Western Illinois State
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DOROTHY L. XVILLIAMS
BS., Southeast Missouri State
Collegeg MA., Columbia Uni-
versity
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CLARA M. BLACKARD
A.B., Universitv of Illinoisg
M.A., University of Illinois
Iirerzcb, S'pani.fb
LUTHER L. MYERS
A,B,, Ball State Teachers College
M.S., Indiana University
foriology, U. .Sf Hirfory
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GEORGE W. INGLEs JEAN G. SMITH
A.B,, Millikin Universityg A.B., University of Michigang
M.A., Indiana State College B,S., University of Minnesota
Arhleric Coaclz Library
GUY M. DUKIZR MILDRED RUTLEDGE
BS., University of lllinoisg A.B.,Shurtleff College
M.S., University of Illinois Engljhfh
lnitrumorztal Marie '
LOUISE C. HITCHCOCK
IOLA YV. JONES BS., University of Missourig
A,B., MacMurray College M.A., University of Missouri
Encglirla Home Economicr, Clothing
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DLIROTIIX' R. BUERKLE
B.A,, Sourliwcst Missouri Stzltc
Collage, MA., Univcrsity ol
Missouri
Bll.l'jll6.I'.l'
L. lVlARGARI.i'l' I-IACKMAN.
Ali., Wcslcyain Collsgu
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ADA F. KLUMP
B.S., University ol Illinois,
MS., University ol Illinois
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Liao M. NVooi..s
HA., Arlczinsus College, M.S.,
University ol Texas
l'lw.ric.i', Clwwzzhriffv
MAME G. Biziiviyiiiiz
HS., Northeast Missouri Srzltc
Tczichcrs College
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l.oRiiN K. FRIQIQMAN
BA., Wusliington University,
MA., Washington University
Biufoxigy
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EI.IZAI3liTH R.FELDWIiRTII
BS., Central Missouri State
Tcziclicrs College
Boalzkeepjntg
Giioimu C. RITCHIER
lllinois Suit: Normal Univcrsiry
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LAURIETTA G. PAUL
A.B., Sliurtlcil' Collcgcg MA.,
clillllllllilkl University
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MARY E. SIDWELI.
BS., Southeast Missouri Sraitc
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JULIA L. Srsimian
BS., Sourliczlst Missouri State
ilollugcg MA., Unixcrsity of
Missouri
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ANNA A. Goimsnisiznv
ILA., Illinois College, MA.,
Sturm Unixcrsity of lowzi
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PILB., Shurtlcll' Lollcgcg MA.,
Illkllilllll University
Itirlglifb
EI.I.I2N M. MACIIIN
AB., ffcntrzll Collcgcg MA.,
University of Iowa
Inztin
EDXVIN M. LIzAMoN
HS., University of Illinuisg
MS., Univcrsitx' of Illinois
llfaoifzz 'ark
RALPH XV. KOBER
A,B., Illinois Stzltc Normal
Uiiivcrsityg MA., University nl
Michigan
A.r.I't. l'rjf1cZpul, Bjafolgxy
BERNICE E. XVILLIAMSON
I-LB., University of Illinoisg
MA., Cciliiinbizi University
Art
FI.oImNcE M. GAI.I.IsY
AB., Illinois Collcgcg M.A.,
Univcrsiry of Illinois
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.IANE V. HENRY'
A.B., Sliurrlclf College. M
Clolumhizi University
Cfzfctemz Tmifzifzg
IQAY L. ,IACKsoN
A.B., Salem Collcgcg M
Clolorzulo Stiitc College
Director of Atlileliff
AI.IcIz M. GATES
PlI.l'5., Sliurrl- fl Ciollcgc
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Plyll., Sliurtlcff Collcgcg MA.
Cnluiiilwizi Uiiivcrsiry
A111I'1'iI'.1l1 Gif !'6I'lIll7t'?.7f
DOROTHY E. CULONIULI
A., l'li.l3,, Slinrtlclli Cullcgu, MA
I liiivursity uf' fihlfilgil
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XVARD P. STAI.I.INGs
IRS., SlIIII'Ilcll'CfullL'i1u
M.e1tlvIf112f1tic.f
RUTH VON DER AIII3
A.B., Shurtlcff Collegcg M.A
Washington University
Hirtory
DOROTHY PALMER
A.B., Washington University
Modern Hirlwjy
ROY C. GWIl.LIM
HS., Shurtlelf Collegeg MS.,
University of Illinois
Pbyrirr, Geometry
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JULIUS S. MARTI
A,B., University of Illinois
Economist, U. .Sf Hirtwjy
JULIA C. FOs'rER
AB., Washington Universityg
MA., Washington University
Plqyriml Ellzzmfion, Health
EDWIN W. KOERBER
B.S., Cups Girardeau Teachers
Collcgcg MA., University of
Missouri
Biology
DORIS S. RUE
MacMurray College
Choir
WILBUR I. ROSIENKRANZ
A.B., North Central Collcgeg
M.S., University of Minnesota
Clwemimjy
EDGAR A. COOK
A.B., Syracuse University
Englirb
MARGARET BRAZEL
B.A., Oklahoma University
M.S., Oklahoma University
Englixb
IRENE V. DEGENHARDT
PlI.B,, University of Chicago
M.A., Columbia University
English
DORKJTIIX' FAY
Regiftrzzr
THE FACULTY
DERREL W, BUTTS MORRIS Hljsfi ALMA PERSING ROBERT L. HARLOW
Machine .Ylmp Imtruftor BE., Western Stare Teachers A.B., Baylor Universiryg M.A,, Ph.B., Shurrleff College-g M.A
Cgllggq M,A,, Columbia Uni- Northwestern University University of Illinois
versity Special CUIHZIKZU7' Hiftwjf
Director of Vocational Edu-
ratjon am! lndzzrfrial Arif FRANK H, HARLAN
A.B., Univcrsirv of Missourig CARRIE E. MCDANIELS
MAR.l0R1E KREIDER XVESLEY PERCIVAL MA., University of Michigan Oberlin College
Affiftant Regirtrar Chief Engineer ljwfgnnel jrmly Hallir
THE CUSTODIANS
Mr. Millcner, Mr. Claxton, Mrs. Cook, Mr. Cook, Mr. Hurley
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Roger Krinard, Mary Ann Eccles, Berry Sue Russel, Don Schrimpf
January 1946 Class Officers
ROGER KRINARD ........,,....,.......... President
MARRY ANN ECCLES ..... Vice-Prefiderzt
DON SCHRIMPF .... ........ S ecremry
BETTY LSUE RUSSELL . ..... Treasurer
DONALD ALLRED
BONNIDEL BROOKS
' 'Bonnie"
National Honor Society
V.-Pres., French Clubi
Treas.g Student Council,
Senior Play.
MILDRED CONYEAR
VIRGINIA MAE
EBBERT
"Ginny"
Latin Club, National
Honor Society, Times
Staffg Quill and Scrollg
Spanish Clubg Girls'
Council, Minute Maids,
Pres.
GWENDOLYN
FRANCES HINRICHS
"Gwen"
Pep Club, Girl Reserves.
CHARLENE RODNEY LEE BAILEY STELLA BLASIOLI
LA VERNE ASH "Rod" G. A, A- V,p,c
"Charlie" Tatler Staff, Camera Library Staff.
Student Council, Girls' Club.
Council Pres. 5 Spanish
Clubg Senior Play.
DONALD HOWARD
BROOKS
MARJORIE EILEEN
CORDER
French Clubg G.A.A.g
Times Staff, Quill and
Scroll, Girl Reserves,
Pres.g Senior Play.
MARY ANN ECCLES
'iSqueak"
Student Councilg Girls'
Council ,V.-Pres. g Minute
Maids, National Honor
Society, Spanish Club,
Quill and Scrollg Times
Staff, Latin Club, Sec.,
V.-Pres. of Senior Class.
DOYLE EUGENE
JOHNSON
"Big Boy"
George Williams Hi-Y,
Senior Play, Football.
S.g
PHYLLIS BOWER
Latin Club.
CHARLES BURK VIRGINIA LEONA MARCELLA JUNE
"Chuck" CHESSICK CLAYTON
National Honor Society, "Jeannie" "Porky"
Quill and Scroll.
BILLIE LOUISE FRANKLIN F. MARVIN DUNCAN
CORN DUNCAN "Dunk"
"Bill" Red 8: Gray Hi-Y, Cam- George Williams Hi-Y
Spanish Club, National era Clubg Senior Play.
Honor Society, Big "A,"
V.-Pres.g "19" Clubg Pep
Club, Cheer Leader, '44-
'45.
ESTELLE LILLIAN DENNISON DUTTON PETE EDWARD
FLETCHER FOSTER, JR. FUCHS, JR.
French Club, Girl Re- HDCUUYU Basketball, '44.
SCFVCS.
ETHEL KUDELKA
Cafeteria Council.
George Williams Hi-Y
"19" Clubg Travichei
Big "A,"
BETTIE EILEEN
LAGEMANN
Cafeteria Council.
EDWARD LUDDEKE
"Handsome Ed"
Big "A," Pres.5 "19'
Club, Sgt. at Arms
George Williams Hi-Y
V.-Pres., Football, '44
'45i Tflflk, '43, '44, '45
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BERTHA LUEDECKE
' ' Bert' '
French Club, Vice Pres.,
Arr Club, Girl Reserves,
Sec., Senior Play.
SHIRLEY Mooruz
Happy"
Latin Club.
VIVIAN REED
ROSE LUKEMAN
Girl Reserves, Pep Club,
CommercialClubgG.A.A.
RUBY MORTEN
Student Council, Senior
Play.
ROBERT LEWIS REIS
' 'Bob' '
Band, George Williams
Hy-Y, V.-Pres., Student
CouncilgCity Hi-Y Coun-
cil.
DON SCHRIMPF PATSY RUTH
Boys' Cabinet, National
- at
Honor Society, Pres.
Spanish Club, Pres.
George Williams Hi-Y:
Pres., Travicheg City Hi-
Y Council, Senior Class,
Sec.
ROBERT EDMOND
TIMPE
' 'Bob' '
French Club.
KENNETH DALE
TITCHENAL
"Kenny"
Smiley Hi-Yg French
Club, Pep Club.
ROBERT LAVERNE
MCGHEE
"Maggots"
George Williams Hi-Y,
Footballg Basketball,
Track.
DOROTHY JEAN
MOSSBERGER
"Dot"
Girl Reserves, French
Club.
CHRISTENA LOUISE
RINER
.-Cris..
BETTY ANN MEYERS
DIANA MIKOFF
Girl Reserves, Vice Pres., Cafeteria Council.
Spanish Club, G.A.A.g
Pep Club.
VERNON H.
PENNING
' 'Henry' '
Band, Red Sc Gray Hi-Y,
Quill and Scroll, Tatler
Staff, Pep ClubgDramatic
Club, Thespians, Camera
Club, Senior Play.
BETTY SUE
RUSSELL
Hsue..
Big "A", French Club, Big "A," Treas.g "19"
Pres., Student Council,
Sec. 5 Dramatic Club, Sec. ,
"19" Club.
BUD WESLEY
TAYLOR
"Bud"
Glee Club.
BLANCHE VOILES
Club, Sec., Senior Class,
Treas.
ROBERT A.
THOMPSON
"Bob"
Latin Club, Pres.
JUANITA WARNER
Band.
RUSSELL PULLEN
' 'Russ' '
Tatler Staff, Choir.
LEONARD EUGENE
SCHEIBE
FRED H. TICKNER,JR
"Tick"
George Williams Hi-Y
Sergeant-ab Arms, Band
Pep Club, Football
Track.
CARROLL GLYNN
WELLS
Student Council, Track
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NORMA COLLEEN LOIS EILEEN NORMAJEAN WCOFF PHYLLIS SUZANNE GEORGE MORROW
WHITTLEMAN WILKINS "Jeanie" HARFORD LU' S. NWO
National Honor Sociutyg French Club. French Cluhg Big "Af 1
Bandg G.A.A,
IDELLA BROWN
PAULINE CEPPENATI
DONALD FAH! E
EUGENE KOHLHAS
ROGER KRINARD
"19" Cluhg Pup Cluh.
January Graduates Without Pictures
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BURTON Mcmwczon XXVIIAIJIAM REYNKJLDS RAYMOND SKELTQN
tours ouulm LDWARD SCHARTH PATIRIUA SMITH
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LEO GREEN. . , . , , . , . . , . . ...,. . . . .Prcfident
MELBA LEE. . . . . . . .Vice-Prefjdmt
PHIL HOVDA .... ...,. X ecretaq-Trmmrcr
Clubg Pep Clubg Senior
Play.
EVELYN BAKER
HAROLD BEETS
GERALDINE BOKER
MARY BROOKS
Art Club.
JUNE LEE AIKEN IOLA LOUISE CATHERINE Asemo Jo AZZARELLO GARNETI' D.
French ClubgCommercial ARNOLD G.A.A. BOCKHOLDT
Latin Clubg Student "Buck" 5
Patrolg ChoIr.
RENUS LELAND
BAKER
"Slim"
Boys' Cabinetg Student
Councilg Footballg Bas-
kctball.
DON BECK
Big "A," Pres.
BOB BOYD
' 'jose' ' '
"19" Clubg Baskctballg
Baseball.
LESLIE ROBERT ,
BROWN
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ELLA LUCILLE GAIL BATES R
BARBER Teelee seem Quill and I ,
Babs Scrollg Latin Clubg Com- '
Choirg G.A.A.g Com- mercial Club.
mercial Club. I 1
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GL L. E A RUTH BIERBAUM GRACE BLACKBURN
St , 1 "Ruthie"
y Latin Club, Sec.g Quill
V and Scroll 5 National Hon-
' I or Societyg Tatler Staffg
X Art Clubg Senior Play.
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DONALD EUGENE ROSEMARY GEORGE WILLIAM
BRADFISCH BRANGENBERG BRAY '
"Rosie" "Slim"
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JACQUELINE ERVIN BUDDE WILLIAM BULL
LUCILLE .BRUCE "Beau"
Jackie" Tatler seem Smiley Hi-
Latin Club. Y, V.-Prcs.g Student
Councilg Student Patrol,
Capt. 5 Traviche, V-Pres.g
City Hi-Y Council, Sec.-
Treas.g Track Team.
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IRENE BALLARD BETTE JAYNE
French Club, Colored CANNON
Choir. Shoffy
Phyllis Wheatley Girl
Reserves, Pres., Choir.
JEAN R. CONRAD JOAN CRESSWELL
"Jeannie" "Joanie"
National Honor Society,
Girls' Council, Times
Staff, Spanish Club,
Choir, G.A.A., Senior
Play.
DEWEY DAVIS
George Washington Car-
ver Hi-Y, Pres., Choir,
City Hi-Y Council, V.-
Pres.
DORIS DESHERLIA
ROSEMARY
EGELHOFF
National Honor Society,
Spanish Club, Pep Club,
French Club,Choir, pian-
ist, Student Council.
Art Club, Spanish Club,
National Honor Society.
GEORGE MERRILL
DAVIS
National Honor Society,
Dramatic Club, Latin
Club, Band.
MARY JANE DILLEY
Latin Club.
HOWARD HENRY
EICHEN
"Ike"
Student Council, Pres.,
"19" Club, Traviche,
Boys' Cabinet, V.-Pres.,
Band, Tatler Staff,
George Williams Hi-Y,
Pres., Football, Baseball
Basketball.
LINTON CHAMPLIN
MARIE CROWE
MARIAN DAVIS
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JANE CHESTER
..Pug..
Band, Choir, Latin Club,
G.A.A., Pep Club, Foot-
Ball Queen, 19455 4th
Maid to "Dream Girl,"
'45.
DARLENE SUE
CUNDALL
"Cuddles"
Art Club, Spanish Club,
Student Patrol, Choir.
BOB DAY
Band, Times Staff.
SHIRLEY DOMAN HAROLD
"Shorty" DUNNAGAN
Tatler Staff, Quill and Smiley Hi-Y.
Scroll, Art Club, Senior
Play.
CHARLES DAVIS JANE EVANS
EMONS ' 'Janie"
HDOCH Cheerleader, '45, '46.
"19" Club, Pres., Big
"A", Baseball, Football.
Q5
BOB CHURCHICH
George Williams Hi-Y.
DOROTHY CAHILL
Phyllis Wheatley Girl
Reserves.
JUDITH DEAN
"Judy"
Student Forum, Com-
mercial Club, National
Honor Society, Times
Stalf, Choir.
YVONNE EDELEN
' 'Bonnie' '
JACK WINFIELD
FARLEY
Red and Gray Hi-Y, Pres.,
Latin Club, Senior Play.
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FREDA FEDERMEN ROY FERGUSON BETTY DEANE
MARCY FISCHER
National Honor Society. FIELDS Girls' Council, Quill and
G.A.A. Scroll, Pep Club, Sec'y,
Commercial Club, Stu-
dent Council, 4th Maid
to Football Queen, '45,
Maid to "Dream Girl,"
'45-
WILLIAM ROSELEAH FRANKEL MALVIA FRANKLIN RUTH GENT
FITZGBRIQLD "Mal" G.A.A., Student Patrol.
Wlllw student Council, Choir,
Football. Big "A," Sec., Pep Club.
VIRGINIA LEE VIRGINIA GRAY LEO RICHARD GREEN RODNEY
GQODYE-,AR Student Council, Latin Pres.ofSenior Class,Stu- GIPLESFIE
Gmny Club, G.A.A., Choir, dent Council, V.-Pres., Rod
Commercial Club, Nat-
ional Honor Society.
Girl Reserves, Sec.
Boys' Cabinet, Pres.,
George Williams Hi-Y,
Pres. , Traviche , National
Honor Society, V.-Pres.,
Quill and Scroll, Tatler
Staff, Editor,Times Staff,
Football.
FRED L. GARNER MARY PATRICIA
HAI-I-ORAN Phyllis Wheatley Girl
Girl Reserves, Spanish Reserves.
Club, Choir, Library
Asst.
MARY HARPER
Boys' Cabinet, Football,
'45-'46, I
PAUL HARRAWOOD
Spanish Club, Pres,
Band, Pres,, Tatler Staff,
Quill and Scroll, Na-
tional Honor Society,
Track.
BERNICE FISHER
"Bennie"
G.A.A., Minute Maids
Girl Reserves.
MARCELLA EVELYN
GROSS
"Marcie"
Spanish Club, Choir.
ELBERT
GROSSHEIM
ONEEDA HELEN
HARRIS
"West"
Phyllis Wheatley Girl
Reserves.
RUSSELL HARRIS DORIS JUNE HARTER COLENE HAIFIELD JACQUELINE'HAWK JOHN HALE
National Honor Society, uskect -lacklc I U ,FIOQY H
Dramatic Club, Thes- G.A.A., Girl Reserves. Tatler Staff, Art Club, Big A ,I 419 Clllbi
piansg Spanish Clubg PCP GCQI'gC WIIIIHIUS H1'YQ
Minute Maids, G.A.A., I-lflfl Club-
Senior Play.
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GLEN
HENDERSON, JR.
Smiley Hi-Y.
HATTYE LVONNE
HICKMAN
"Slim"
Phyllis Wheatley Girl
Reservesg Choir.
DOROTHY MAY
HOWARD
Latin Clubg Girl Re-
serves, V.-Pres.
MARJORIE LUELLA
HYNDMAN
Phyllis Wheatley Girl
Reserves.
BETTY LOU
JARRETT
"Jerry Lou"
Times Staffg G.A.A.g
Latin Clubg Pep Clubg
Quill and Scrollg Nat-
ional Honor Society.
SHIRLEY ANN
HENDRICKS
French Club.
DONNA ANN
HIRTMAN
Times Starfg Quill and
Scrollg Thespians, Pres.g
Dramatic Club, Treas.g
Camera Clubg Spanish
Clubg National Honor
Societyg Banclg Choir.
YVONNE HOYT
Girl Reserves, V.-Pres.g
Inter-Club Council.
EVELYN ROSE
HEALEY
"Eve"
CYRUS JOHNSON
k..Cy..
SHIRLEY MARIE
HENDRICKS
Times Staff, EditorgQuil1
and Scrollg Dramatic
Club, Pres.g Thespians,
V.-Pres. 5 National Honor
Societyg Co-cttesg Latin
Clubg G.A.A., SeCy.-
Treas.g Choirg Minute
Maids, Sec.g Senior Play.
EVERETT LEE HOOK
Student Councilg Rifle
Club, V.-Pres.
DELLA ELAINE HUCK
National Honor Societyg
Minute Maidsg G.A.A.g
Latin Clubg Art Clubg
Cafeteria Councilg Choir.
JIM SCHAEFER
HELEN M.
JOHNSON
"Blondie"
ELDON W. HENSON CARL E. HERZOG
"Hotchy"
Red and Gray Hi-YQ
French Clubg Footballg
Traclcg Baseball.
RUTH ANN HORMAN
G.A.A.g Commercial
Club.
DOROTHY HUNT
' ' Dottie' '
National Honor Society,
Sec.g Student Councilg
Spanish Clubg Choirg
G.A.A.
ANNA HOCKSTRA
HELEN LAVERNE
JOHNSON
Phyllis Wheatley Girl
Reserves.
Band.
PHIL HOVDA
Student Councilg Tatler
Staffg Boys' Cabinetg
Quill and Scrollg Senior
Class, Sec.-Treas.g Foot-
ball '44 and '45.
HOWARD DAVIS
"Howdy"
Traviche, Sect.-Trcas.g
George Williams Hi-Y,
Sgt.-at-Armsg Tatler
Stallig Senior Play.
RALPH PHILLIPS
IGO
Red and Gray Hi-Yg
Track, Mgr.
NORMA JUERGENSEN
Latin Clubg Pe Clubg
National Honor Society.
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JOHN PAUL KAY
.Jays
Smiley Hi-Y, Pres., Tra-
viche, V.-Pres., Tatler
Staff, Thespians, Pres.,
Pep Club g Dramatic Club,
V.-Pres., Student Coun-
cil, City Hi-Y Council,
Student Patrol, Capt.,
Senior Play.
MALCOM LEE
KIN DIG
"Mal"
Boys' Cabinet, Student
Council, Band, Chorus.
DARLENE
LAGEMANN
VIRGINIA MARY
ANN LAWRENCE
"Ginny"
Art Club.
VERA RUTH LUTES
Latin Club.
LOUIS HENRY
KARLAS
Rifle Club.
THOMAS DARREL
KING
' 'Dolly' '
Spanish Club, Track
Team, Senior Play.
MARY HELEN
LAGEMANN
"Jerk"
Cafeteria Council, Girl
Reserves.
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BILL L WSON
"Bil jo"
George Williams Hi-Y,
Pres., Big "A", Tra-
viche, V.-Pres. , Pep Club,
Co-Pres. ,City Hi-Y Coun-
cil, Pres., Basketball,
Senior Play.
CARLTON WILLIAM
LUTZ
Big "A", "19" Club,
Dramatic Club,Traviche,
V.-Pres., George Wil-
liams Hi-Y, Latin Club,
Camera Club, Movie Op-
erators.
BETTY JACQUELINE KENNETH KENNEDY LUCILLE MICKOFF
KASINGER "Frog" National Honor Society
Choir, Student Patrol.
MILDRED KNIGHT
"Red"
Phyllis Wheatley Girl
Reserves, Band.
HOWARD LAMBERT
Dramatic Club, Spanish
Club, V.-Pres., French
Club, Stamp Club, Pres.,
Smiley Hi-Y, Treas. , Stu-
dent Patrolg City Hi-Y
Council.
M
MELBA LEE
"Mclb"
National Honor Society,
Quill and Scroll, Girls'
Council, Secy.-Treas.,
Times Staff, Latin Club,
Spanish Club, Student
Council, Band, Pep Club,
V.-Pres., Senior Class,
3rd Maid to Football
Queen '45. . ,Q
HARVEY HERSAL
LYERLA
Spanish Club.
Student Council.
LOUIE KOELLER
HDOCV.
Boys' Cabinet, Football.
KENNETH R.
LANDIS
EDWIN DEANE
LEONARD
National Honor Society,
Spanish Clubg, Tatler
Staff, Quill and Scroll,
Dramatic Club, Thespi-
ans, Student Patrol, Sen-
ior Play.
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ROBERT ROSS
LYNCH
Spanish Club.
CHARLES KRUSE
Rifle Club.
MAE LANHAM
National Honor Society
DOROTHY
LIPPOLDT
. .DOF .
National Honor Society
JANE LYoNs
"jake"
G.A.A., Girl Reserves
Pep Club.
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OUIS MARY , VIRG
"Bones" ARTIN M S NE
ed an H'- HDCHY I-Oy 1 f
Pres.g T gBask p nis Club. '
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R. GE cELROY ADA Dx RIES GORDON GOLDIE
' ac" M A N McCLANAHAN. X ORMICK
r lub. - X aklcu Bud ati lub.
n lubg Pe Baseball.
RALPH VIRGIL BERNICE JANE ROGER MCMANUS IRENE MeMILLAN
MCKINNEY MCMAHAN "Ozzie" "Mac"
"Pete" ' Mac" Boys' CabinetgTraviche, Commercial Clubg Dra-
Cafeteria Councilg Bandg V.-Pres.g George Wil- matic Clubg Thespiansg
Pep Club. liams Hi-Y, V.-Pres.g "19" Clubg Pep Clubg
Big "A"g Student Coun- Cheer Leader, '44-'45Q
cilg Camera Clubg Latin "Dream Girl,"Jr. Prom,
Clubg Movie Operators. '45g 2nd Maid to Foot-
ball Queen ,'45.
PEGGY SUE FRANCES TROUT BETTY MASON BETTY JAYNE
McOWAN CN0t graduating MELOW
DOROTHY NICOLET NORMA J. JEAN NOLAN CHARLES FREDERIC
Dramatic Clubg G.A.A.g NHEMEYER cholfg Phyllis Wheatley NORTON
Latin Club. Norm Girl Reserves, Pres. Spanish Clubg Tatler
Choirg Student Councilg
Cheer Leader, '45, '46,
Staffg Red and Gray Hi-
Yg Traviche, V.-Pres.g
Movie Operators.
W'
HARRIET
MIDDLETON
"Harry Lou"
Girls' Councilg National
Honor Societyg Quill and
Scrollg Art Clubg Tatler
Staffg "19" Club, V.-
Pres.
BARBARA ANN
MILLER
Student Forum, Sec.-
Treas.g National Honor
Societyg Girls' Council,
Sec.-Treas.g Times Staff,
Co-Editorg Quill and
Scrollg Student Council,
Treas.g French Club,
Pres.g Big "A"g Com-
mercial Clubg Pep Clubg
Cheerleader, '45-'45g Sen-
ior Play.
DELORIS EVELYN
MCNELLY
HORACE NAPP
"Bud"
MARY JANE
NICKELL
"Niclc' '
Latin Club.
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SIMON OLIAN
George Williams Hi-Y,
Spanish Club, Times
Staff, Football, Track,
Basketball.
PAUL EUGENE
OWENS
' 'Buck' '
DORIS RICE
Spanish Club, Choir,
Times Staff, Student
Council.
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MARILYN ROBERTS
Commercial Club, Arr
Club, Tatler Staff, Stu-
dent Council, Big "A",
Choir, Pep Club, Cheer
Leader, '42-'43-'44-'45.
BETTY RHOADS
Senior Play.
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IMO GENE .OLIVER C ES JO ANNA OULSON BETTY OWEN
Imo H NTIS, Student Council.
Tatler Staff, Quill and Cul- -
Scroll. t atr Movie
MILDRED PERICA
Latin Club, G.A.A.,
Pres., National Honor
Society, Commercial
Club.
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BILL 'RICHARDSON
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CAROL BETH
ROBERTSON
Tatler Staff, Times Staff,
Quill and Scroll, Dra-
matic Club, Thespians,
National Honor Society,
French Club, Sec.
PHYLLIS SCHAFER
National Honor Society,
Tatler Staff, Quill and
Scroll , Spanish Club, Girl
Reserves, Pres., Times
Staff, Student Council,
Senior Play.
Ope s.
ETHEL PERSCHA
Spanish Club.
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,CKTHERINE DORA
Q RILEY
G.A.A.
,IUANITA ROSS
Girls' Council, V.-Pres.,
Student Council, "19"
Club, Camera Club, Latin
Club, V.-Pres., National
Honor Society.
CONNIE SCHENK
Times Staff, Co-Editor,
National Honor Society,
and Scroll, Sec.,
Quill
Girlsf Council, French
Pres., Dramatic
Club,
Club, Latin Club, Stu-
Council, Camera
dent
Club, Sec.
ELSIE PESTNER
French Club, Spanish
Club, Library Asst.
FRANCES ROBERTS
National Honor Society,
French Club, Treas., Pep
Club.
DON RUEDIN
MELVIN SCHIEN
"Mel"
Basketball, Track.
DOROTHY PURDY
LLOYD ROBERTS
"Jack"
Smiley Hi-Y.
BETTY RYAN
Spanish Club, Commer-
cial Club, Girl Reserves,
Chorus, G.A.A., Pep
Club, Cheer Leader, '45-
'46, National Honor
Society.
ORVILLE SCHUETZ
' 'Pete' '
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DOR'OTHY SHAW MARCELLA MARY LOU
Phyllis Wheatley Girl SHEARBURN SHERMAN
Reserves. Cnot graduatingj Glee Club, Student
Patrol.
CLARENCE SMITH WILLIAM SMITH MARY SNYDER
Red and Gray I-Ii-Y, B111 Commercial Club, Cafe-
Sec. Spanish Club, Traviche, teria Council.
V .-Pres. , Thespians, Dra-
matic Club, George Wil-
liams Hi-Y, Treas., Mo-
vie Operators, Red and
Gray Hi-Y, Treas.
HARRY M. TATE MARCELLA DON TEMPLE
Red and Gray Hi-Y, TAYLOR "POP"
Football, Track.
ELLEN THOMPSON
Commercial Club, Sec.,
National Honor Society,
Times Staff, Chorus.
WANDA VINYARD
Phyllis Wheatley Girl
Reserves.
JANIS TILLMAN
National Honor Society,
Pres., "I9" Club, Pres.,
Quill and Scroll, Girls'
Council, Student Coun-
cil, Treas., Times Staff,
Commercial Club, Pres.,
Latin Club, Pep Club,
Co-Pres., Co-Pres., Jr.
Class '44-'45, D.A.R.
Award, Ist Maid to
Dream Girl '45, lst
Maid to Football Queen
'45
NANCY VOEGE
Commercial Club, Nat- "19" Club, Girls' Coun-
ional Honor Society, c'il, Pres., Student Coun-
Quill and Scroll, Pres., cil, Latin Club, Pres.,
Tatler Staff.
Camera Club.
Red and Gray Hi-Y, V.-
Pres., Football, '44, '45
'46, Track, '45, '46, Base
ball, '46.
BERNARD
TITCHENAL
"Bernie"
Smiley Hi-Y, Pres.
Stamp Club, V.-Pres.
Camera Club, Pep Clubl'
MARY LOU VOLZ
French Club.
FAYNE SHUMWAY
Commercial Club, Treas.,
Girl Reserves.
MYRTLE STEVENS
"Myrt"
Commercial Club, Cho-
rus, French Club.
LOIS TERLISNER
Latin Club, Tatler Staff,
Quill and Scroll, Pep
Club, National Honor
Society.
CHARLES
TOM LI N SON
"Chuck"
National Honor Society,
Quill and Scroll, Sec.-
'lreas., Student Council,
Sec., Smiley Hi-Y, V.-
Pres., George Williams
Hi-Y, Pres., City Hi-Y
Council, Spanish Club,
Pres., Tatler Stalfg Tra-
viche, V.-Pres. g Pep Club,
Student Patrol, Dramatic
Club, Track '45, '46,
Senior Play.
CARRIE WARD
"Duke"
G.A.A., V.-Pres., Stu-
dent Council.
LAVERNE
SIDDON S
WILMA STITES
LatinClubgCameraC1ub,
Girl Reserves, Treas.g
Chorus.
JULIA THOMAE
IMOGEN E 'I ROUT
"Emmie"
Tatler Staff, Dramatic
Club, Thespians, Choir.
MARTHA
VALENTINE WARE
"Boston"
National Honor Society.
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JACK WEBER
ROBERT WIGGER
,IEANETTA MARIE
WESTON
"Pud"
Phyllis Wheatley Girl
Reserves.
EUGENIA AVYNE
HARRIET LEE
WETSTEIN
CHARLES E.
WHITTEN
Latin Clubg Cafeteria
Council, Pres.g Student
Patrolg Movie Operator.
GLENN DALE
WHYERS
"Clem"
SALLY WILLIS CORADELLE RICHARD LLOYD
Smilcv Hi,Y- WILLIS WILSON WILSON
.leanie Spanish Club, Pres.g Red
Chorusg Dramatic Club, and Gray Hi-Yg Student
Sec.g Thespiansg Tatler Councilg Basketball.
Staffg Pep Club.
MARY ELLEN THOMAS GENE ROSIE NELL JOSEPHINE GERALDINE
YOUNG WORLEY WARNER ZELLER BAKER
Capt. of student Patrolg HT. G." G.A.A.g Aft Clubg smb- 'J0" "Jerry"
Library Asst.g Girl Re- blers. G.A.A.5 Camera Club. Library Asst.g Chorusg
serveg Chorusg Student Co-cttes.
Council.
BARBARA PAT DUCHEMIN WILMA STITES SAMUEL NOLAN PAUL HEITZMAN
French Clubg Pep Club. '
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Chorusg Girl Reserves,
Trcas.
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ROBERT ASTROTH
JOHN ATTAWAY
MARY BARNARD
VERA BUIS
EVERETT CLARK
ERNESTINE CLEMONS
JOHN CRUZAT
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Mary Tehoukaleff, Rose Mary Teipel, Jack Terlisnes, Ernest M. Thayer, Betty Ruth
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Tliml row: Floyd Sanchez, Herbert Sand, Ronald Elholler, Donald Gilles, Carl Mayer, Eldon Statler, Roger Edwards, Jim Rice.
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This year Alton High School can boast of the best musical department in its history. Under
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mances, appearing at football games, plays, graduation exercises, and assemblies. The band also
attended the District Band Contest at Highland, where it Won 2nd place honors.
Mrs. Doris Rue, our choir director, has also greatly improved our choir this year. Some lovely
performances have been given for special assemblies, such as Christmas, Thanksgiving, Easter, and
graduation exercises. Much praise is due to our music department this year, and we are hoping
that in the years to come, it vxill steadily maintain the high standard that it has already set up.
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RAY L. JACKSON
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Mr. Ray Jackson, our director of athletics, has achieved an enviable record during e seventeen
years that he has coached our football teams. Five championship teams have been coached by Mr.
Jackson, those of1933, 1934, 1935, 1939, and 1944. The teams of1933, 1935 and 1939 were undefeated.
All of his other teams since 1931 have managed to finish in the upper division, with only one ex-
ception, and Jackson-coach rd teams have defeated Western Military Academy the last fourteen times.
He has developed such all-state football players as Sonny Schuessler, Leroy Harrison, Archie
Kodros, Victor Schwartz, Joe Naughton, and Bob Astroth.
A record such as this naturally rates him as one of the outstanding coaches of the state.
He was appointed Boys' Counsellor last year in addition to his coaching duties. The boys of
Alton High School are indeed fortunate to have a man of Mr. 'Iackson's experience and understanding
to assist them in solving their problems.
Bob Astroth and the junior Chamber of Commerce Trophy
Bob Astroth Wins the Junior Chamber of Commerce Trophy
A group ot' athletic iutlges at the Junior Chamber of Commerce's Animal Banquet chose Bob
Astroth, football captain of the '44 and '45 teams, as the outstanding player of the Alton-Wood
River district and presented him with a handsome traveling trophy for this achievement. We pay
tribute to Bob for bringing this honor to himself and to Alton High School.
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The opening of the 1945 grid season found the Redbirds with only six returning lettermen. Only
one of these was a backheld man. Nevertheless, with Jackson's efficient coaching the team took
shape into a powerful squad.
The first game was lost to Gillespie because some of the players had not yet found the position
on the team where they could be of the most service. Charging the defeat up to good experience,
Alton came back molded into both a strong offensive and a strong defensive team. Madison, Ed-
wardsville, and Wood River fell in quick succession. Then came the toughest game of the year
with East St. Louis. As usual, Alton was handicapped with much lighter-weight players, but
their fighting spirit made up for this. The boys played a great game, but in the last few minutes of
play, East Side scored the winning touchdown, and Alton was defeated by just 6 points. The Red-
birds then easily overcame Belleville and went on to play Collinsville. Again the breaks were a-
gainst them, and they lost by 1 point in the last 3 minutes of play.
In the last conference game of the season, the Alton team conquered Granite City. Then came
the big Thanksgiving Day game with Western Military Academy. It will be remembered as one
of the coldest games ever played on Turkey Day. Both teams remained scoreless until late in the
game, when a pass play set up a touchdown for Alton. Western was again defeated, 6 to O.
If we look back on the 1945 squad's achievements, we are able to see what a wonderful team it
was. lts conference record was marred only in about 5 minutes of play in the East Side and Collins-
ville games. Taken as a whole, our 1945 football team is one we can all be proud of.
Tenrenerr on the bench at E.:iu'ardwille
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Homer Russo
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Don Plarski
Hezlfbezek
Simon Olian, Mgr.
Bill Bowman
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Phil Hovda
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Harry Tate
End
Renus Baker
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Louie Koeller
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Oct. 19 ....
Oct. 26 ....
Nov. 2 ....
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...A1ton...19
...Alton . .32
...Alton...14
...A1ton...38
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...Alton...35
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Eldon Henson
Center
Gene Johnson
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idvvardsville .... ....
Vood River ..,. .,..
last St. Louis .... ....
ielleville ....... ....
iollinsville ..... ..,.
iranite City .... ..,.
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Rod Gillespie
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Bob McGhee
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Dale Wickenhauser
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Bud Payiiter
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Ed Luclcleke
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Bob Astroth, Capt.
Quarterback
Harrison Farley
Quarterback
Leo Green
Guard
Don Temple
Halfback
Jim Schotters
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Coach Ingles
Much of the credit for a successful basketball team goes to the Coach, who has to be Well-liked
and know how to shape the boys into good basketball players. This fits George Ingles very well.
He spent much of his time working with the players, instructing them in good sportsmanship and in
playing the game.
In the last two years Coach Ingles has given Alton two of the best basketball teams it has ever
had. We all extend our congratulations to him and hope that his teams may be as successful in the
future as these have been.
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The team, inspired with a "never-say-die" spirit, ended its season with a slight let-down from
last year. The Hilltoppers' few defeats did not stop their fans from supporting their team. Anyone
who saw the Alton team play saw an exciting game with plenty of sportsmanship and team work.
The Redbirds were handicapped at mid-year when two of their main players, Schotters and Mor-
wood, graduated.
However, with Coach Ingles' eflicient coaching the teams showed great improvement. Al-
though Alton did not win all of its games, any team who played them knew that they had been
in a tough basketball game.
Those boys who played on the squad deserve much credit for the time and energy which they
spent while they played for our school.
BASKETBALL SCORES
Nov. 30 -f Gillespie ,....... .36 -ff Alton ..., .31
Dec. Highland .... Alton
Dec. Staunton. . . ..,., Alton
Dec. Greenville. . , Alton
Dec. Granite City. Alton .....,.
Dec. Collinsville . .. . Alton. . . . . ..
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Jan. Roxana ,.,,...... Alton
Jan. Madison ......,.. Alton
jan. Wood River. . Alton ...... .
Jan. Belleville .... Alton
Jan. Roxana ....., 43 Alton
Jan. 5 Edwardsville . Alton
Feb. Granite City. Alton
Feb. Collinsville ..,. . Alton
Feb. East St. Louis .... Alton
Feb. Madison ..... Alton
Feb. Wood River. . Alton
Feb. Belleville .... Alton
Feb. Edwardsville . Alton
JIINI EVOUNGBERG, Bmlactball Manager
For three years the spirits of the basketball team
have been bolstered byjim Youngberg. In his sopho-
more year, jim took over the job of managing the
team. Some of his jobs were: keeping the uniforms
sorted, taping ankles, and carrying water and towels
to the boys during time out periods. Jim deserves a
great' deal of credit for a job well done. Jim Youngberg
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FIRST SQUAD
Back raw: Left to right Y-Mel Sehien, Bob Halford, Bill Reinhardt, Jerry Henson.
Front raw: Burt Morwood, Bob Boyd, Jim Schotters QCapt,D, Bob Astroth, Howard Eiehen.
SECOND SQUAD
Left torilghtx Phil Evans, Gordon Rubenstein, Eddie Downes, Bob Showers, Paul Clark, Wayne
Fischer, Asst. Coach, Joe Astroth, Ed Wiley, Jr. Gibson, Don Rainey, Bill Wohlcrt,
Bud Paynter, Bob Decker.
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MEI. SCHIEN BURT MORWOOD JERRY HENSON JIM SCHOTTERS QCapt.D
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HOWARD EICHEN "RED" SIMPSON BOB HALFORD BOB BOYD
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n r H1 army. After a "Dark-age period" during his three years absence, he again helped
h ea recognition in the Southwestern Conference District. Beginning his work as the
1 t,trac of snovv left the cinder path, he conditioned the squad for its nine meets during March
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is year it was Coach Jureziz's plan to develop each boy personally in the event or events for
W ch the boy was best suited. He was fortunate in having a large number of sophomores in addition
, many of last season's group. Although conditions prevented a track team last season, it never-
t ss provided a conditioning and experimental period out of which were to grow this season's
tracksters.
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Gail Schumacher, George Beneze, jeg Combs.
The Rzfle Team
The Rifle Team, under the very capable sponsorship of Mr. Wools, has given a good account
of itself this year. Early in the fall, the team joined the Greater St. Louis Junior Rifle League, com-
posed of teams from Webster Groves, Cleveland, C. B. C., Beaumont, St. Louis, and Alton High
School. The Rifle Team played hve rounds and emerged with a .200 per cent average at the end of
the final round. Gail Schumacher scored the highest average for Alton. Considering the stiff
competition that a team encounters in this league and that our team has the opportunity to practice
only one evening a week, its record is very good. A fine future is predicted for the boys next year.
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Chester, V-President and Paul Harrawood, Pres.
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Boys discuss vocation problems with Mr. Butts
Dorothy Shaw curves in Art.
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THE PHOTOGRAPHERS
Our two photographers
spent a great deal of time
taking the pictures for the
Tatler. We believe that this
year our book has great-
er variety and quality of
pictures than ever before.
Gene and Rod have really
done a good job.
THE ART STAFF
The art staff has con-
tributed much toward the
success of the book. They
are responsible for the
many clever posters that
were seen in the hall ad-
vertising the various Tat-
ler drives. They also as-
sisted in the assembling
of the book and they pre-
pared the end sheet.
Shirley Doman, Harry
Lou Middleton, Imogene
Trout, jackie Hawk,
Ruth Bierbaum, Phyllis
Schafer, Marilyn Roberts,
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THE EDITORS
It was through the efforts
of our editors that the
Tatler was assembled. They
arranged the contents and
took care of writing the
different articles ofthe book.
4- Phil Hovda, Paul Harra-
vvood, Leo Green, Eriitowin-
Chief, Fred Norton, Carol
Robertson, Janis Tillman,
Eugenia Willis
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'jeanC0nrad, Zoe Ann Winkler, Barbara Miller, Alice Hindcrhan, Ellen Thompson, jean Collins, Patsy
Williamson, Connie Schenk, Adah Ruth Smalley.
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Jean Conrad, Marjorie Corder, Donna Hirrman, Gail Weinrich, Alice Hinderhan, Shirley Hendricks, Melba
Lee, Connie Schenk, Virginia Ebhert, Edna Miller, Mary Ann Eccles, Marjorie Veit.
Melba Lee, Marjorie Myers, Simon Olian, Marjorie Veit, Judie Dean, Barbara Miller,
Miss Galley Csponsorj, Bob Astroth, Connie Schenk, Donna Hirtman, Shirley Hendricks.
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Student Council
Buck row: Mary ,lane Dilley, Rose Mary Ott, Charles Sheppard, Billie Lou Hausafus, Don Temple, Bill Rice, Bud Manns
George Benezc, Gary Edsall, Charles Tomlinson, Kenny Burge.
Mzddle row: Connie Schenk, Barbara Miller, Malvia Franklin, Alice Hintlcrhan, Geneva Moore, Martha Reed, Janis Myers,
Marcy Fischer. .
Bottom row: Rosemary Eggelhoff, Mary Ann Meister, Martha Hunt, Carlton Lutz, Harry Tate, Betty Stites, Ruth Eccles, Mary
Ellen Young.
Ruolio Club
Back row: Merrill Davis, Bill Newton, Ral h Day, Donald Stevenson.
Front row: Ivan Whitzel, Bob McRevey, BOE Lanham, George Beneze, Jeff Combs, Mr. Wools, sponsor.
George Welliomy Hi-Y
Back row: Bob Reis, Ray Young, Dick Wilson, Don Schrimpf, Fred Tickncr, Ed. Wiley.
Front rows jack Greenberg, Bill Lawson, Marvin Duncan.
George lffizfloingtofe Cezroer Hi-Y
Bark row: John Cruzat, Wesley Baker, John Attaway, Samuel Nolan, Oliver Taylor, John Graves
Middle row: Robert Franklin, Edward Davis, Melvin Huff.
Front row: Mr. Bill Ashley, sponsor, Fred Edwards, William Shaw, Alphonso Holman, Dewey Davis
Smzley H z- Y
Back row: Iohn Elliot, Bill Moss, Homer Chamberlin, Gene Austin, Howard Lambert, Louie Hanei, Rav Boverhlaclc Roberts
lHaroltl Steiner. i 1
Franz row: jeff Combs, Glen Henderson, Charles Tomlinson, Bill Bull, john Kay, Dick Miller, Kenneth Titchenal.
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Back raw: Fred Green, H. R. Willis, Don Peters, Fred Norton, George Armbruster, Herb Mansholt, Clarence Smith.
Front row: George Beneze, Don Temple, Frank Duncan, Bill Reynolds, Glen Keirle, Mason Abraham.
Girly' Athletic Auocmiion '
Bark mul: Annabelle Brownajosephine Azzarello, Betty Jarrett, Rita Ottmer, Elizabeth Hill, Louise Puetz, Miss Foster
Front raw: Martha Bower, Virginia Massalone, Mildred Perica, Stella Blasioli, Carrie Ward, Betty jean Williamson.
Rijle Club
Bark row: Charles Kruse, Nelson McReyn0lcls, Bill Schueler, Everett Hook, Marcus Sessel.
Middle row: Gail Schumacher, Bob Stouder, Ivan Wctzel, Gene Hook.
Front f011'.' jet? Combs, Tim Turner, George Bencze, Bob Bockstroek, Charles Headley.
Girls' Council
Firft raw: Shirley Rands, Betty Rives, Marilyn Bleem.
Second row: Nancy Voege, Marjorie Veit, Juanita Ross, Melba Lee, Mary Ann Eccles, Barbara Miller, Rosemary Egelhoff.
Third raw: jean Conrad, joan Stockdale, Harry Lou Middleton, Charlene Ash, Virginia Ebbert, Janis Tillman.
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Boys' Cabznez'
Fmt raw: Malcolm Kindig, Don Plarski, Louie Koeller, Roger Kririard, Don Schrimpf, Bob Boyd, Bud Paynter, Ozzie Mc-
Manus, Jim Midget.
.Yerond ruuz' Phil Hovda, john Gaghen, Leo Green, Howard Eichen, Harrison Farley, Bill Bowman, Rodney Gillespie, Gail
Weinrich,
Alton High Girl Refervef
Third row: Margie O'Neal, Betty Wallace, Phyllis Schafer.
.l'erm1ilrow: Mary Lou Kelly, Dorothy Mossbergcr, Betty Keagel, Betty Gross, Estelle Fletcher, Yvonne Hoyt.
Fmt raw: Margie Riggi, Marge Hanei, Dorothy Riggi, Dolores Woolf, Betty Meyers. '
Pliyllif Wheatley Girl Reservef
Seroml row: Irene Ballard, Mary Clark, Frances Banks, l-lattye Hickman, Imogene Bratten,1lewel Fleming, Lora Barkdale
Firrrt faux' Fiji joy, Alvina Smith, jean Nolan, Clara Hinton, Margie Ballard.
,Quill om! Soroll
Tlim! rozv: Shirley Hendricks, Deane Leonard, Ruth Bicrbaum, Leo Green, Phil Hovda, Paul Harrawood, Chuck Tomlinson,
Melha Lee, Phyllis Schafer, Gail Bates, Gene Shultz.
.Yeroml row: Patsy Williamson, Edna Lou Miller, Harry Lou Middleton, Imogene Oliver, Janis Tillman, Barbara Miller, Connie
Schenk, Carol Beth Robertson, Lois Tcrlisner.
Fin! row: Mary Ann Meister, Shirley Doman, Marjorie Veit, Wanda Vinyard, Donna Hirtman, Marcy Fischer.
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Fourth roux' Don Long, Boh Long, Don Schrimpf, Charles Burk, Harrison Farley, Leo Green, Merrill Davis, Gene Shultz, Paul
Harrawood, Roger Krinarcl, Chuck Tomlinson, Russell Ealey.
Tl1in1'rouu' Norma Whittleman, Della Huck, Virginia Ehhert, Shirley M. Hendricks, Phyllis Schafer, Ruth Bierhaum, .lean
Struif, Janis Tillman, Dorothy Hunt, Wanda Vinyard.
Xerond row: Judy Dean, Patsy Williamson, Betty Roberts, Rosemary Egelhofl, Mildred Periea, Doris I-larter, Mary Ann Meister,
Carol Beth Robertson, Shirley Rands, Betty Rives, Billie Lou Corn, Marjorie Veit, Bonnidel Brooks,
Firrt roux' Marjorie Myers, Martha Ware, Mae Lanham,Jean Conrad, Mary Ann Eccles, Harry Lou Middleton, Connie Schenk,
Melba Lee. Donna Hirtman, Barbara Miller.
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Buck row: Homer Chamberlin, jim St. Cin, Deane Leonard, Shirley Hendricks, john Kay, Donna Hirtman, Imogene Trout,
Bill Smith.
Front raw: Doris Harter, Irene McMillan, Eugenia Willis, Carol Robertson, jeanne Harris, Mary Ann Meister, Marjorie Veit,
Patsy Williamson.
Dramatic Club
Irene McMillan, Donna Hirtman, Howard Lambert, Joan Stockdale, Connie Smith, Patsy Williamson, Connie Schenk,
Bill Smith, jean Struif, Carol Robertson, Vernon Penning, Carlton Lutz, Deane Leonard, Gail Schumacher, jim St. Cin, John
Kay, Frank Ballard, Marjorie Myers, Imogene Trout, Dorothy Nicolet, Doris Harter, Chris Riner, Shirley M. Hendricks.
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Xlhicing for Cues. Novcmlwcr '45 Homer was :1 lzuly!
Here you ure, Ernie. just bcfurc thc 8:15.
Latin Club
Back raw: Dolores Stzule, Elaine Watle, Zoe Anne Winkler, Alina: Meyer, Frances Oliver, Mary Lou Black, Flo Jczlnc Clark
Clzirlce Chester, Freil Rosenthal.
.Yemrzd row: Mz1rguretAnnAsl1,.laxnet Slmrlqs, lVlz11'goHiggins,Ji1nicc Meyers, Alicejune BI'0VVl1,'lLl2ll1lI2lROSS, Adah Ruth Smalley
Betty Lou Curr, Melhu Lee, Constance Schenk, Shirley Scoggins.
Frwzt mum' Shirley Hendricks, Nancy Voegc, Keith linens, Mary FelnlwisCh,.Iohn Cruzut.
The Latin Club enjoys 21 ten after an induction of their new members.
French Cine
Fmt mum' Shirley Hendricks, lrene Ballard, Connie Schenk, Pat Strout, Margie Corder, Bertha Luedecke, Bonnidell Brooks
Frances Roberts, june Aiken, Mary Lou Volz, Marilyn Volmcr, Shirley Wempen.
Semnd row: Pat D3c:hCIIllI1, Kenneth Titchennl, Howard Lambert, Barbara Miller, Chris Rincr, Carol Robertson, Shirley O'Don
nell, Virginia Fines, Nancy Winkler, Mary Lou Schafer.
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Bob Boyd and Mary Ann Penning
Conf! Jester, Don Fable
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Fin! ww: Mary Ann Floss, Pauline Younghlean Struif,Jeanne Harris, Margie Fosterhloan Cresswell, Mary Wiser, Elsie Pestner
Marcus Sesscl, Chuck Tomlinson, Howard Lambert, Dolores Aldred, Norma Bennecke.
.Ycmml raw: Barbara johnson, jean Conrad, Mary Pat Halloran, june Collins, Judy Johnson, Suzanne Wideman, Lorraine Hill, X
Norma May, Rose Mary Teipel, Rose Marie Short, Pat Sutton,-Iune Maguire, Bill Rice, Kenny Mitchell, Miss Snidex ,I J
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Thin! raw: Don Hunt, Simon Olian, Mary Ann Eccles, Nita Boyle, Betty Townsley, Lois McGowen, Shirley Sullivan, rjorie 5
Myers, Doris Buzan, Delores King, Margaret Manns, Betty Guthries, Ruth Eccles, Deane Leonardbkty n y. l
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Homer Chamberlain, Albertine Halbert, Barbara Higgins, Leah Minor, Virginia Massalone, Margie Riggi,
Bates, Nelson Buzan, Elmo Tudor, Harold Brooks, Bill Beardsmore, George Beneze, Don Ingram.
Mary Mason, Betty Mason, Mary Lou Volz, Jean Notson, Dorothy Nordyke, Howard Wieland, Bob Kesinger,
Gilbert Heil, Leland Krcid, Gary Edsall, Floyd Lampert.
Bill Logan, jim Pratt, Betty Henry, Ann Waterhouse, Vernon Brandt, Roberta Copeland, Bob Becker, Bob Lanham,
Natalee Hauversburk, LeRoy Fessler, Delmar Schrumpf, Noble Watkins, Harry Gaghenhlunior Gibsonhlack Winans,
Glen Bierbauin, Ardean Hammond, Charles Murray.
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Cezfeteriez H elperf
Fourth row: Don Bernard, Larry Lodge, Albert Golike, Harvey Lyerla, jack Buchanan, Alvin Weinman.
Third row: Mary Snyder, Della Huck, Barbara McGlasson, Rosselle Walton, Audrey Wood, Mary Mossburger, Betty Gilson
Second raw: Mary Helen Lageman, Betty Lageman, Diane Mickolf, Angie Kodros, Barbarajohnson, Betty Erthal, Ruth Hinderhan
Pint raw: Dick Pruett, Everett Lyerla, Johnny Ruyle, Jerry Meyers, Lewis Teutkin.
Big HA"
Burk raw: Norma May, Don Beck, Don Saunders, Bill Lawson, Ed Luddckc, Ozzie McManus, Carlton Lutz, Barbara Scott.
From' row: Marilyn Mihill, Barbie Miller, Malvia Franklin, Marjic jones, Betty Rives, Mary Tchaukalelf.
f'19" Club
Back row: Bert Motwood, Charles Emons, Bob Astroth, Bill Wolhert, Golly Hale, Don Plarski.
Front row: Nancy Voege, Janis Tillman, Jeanne Harris, Irene McMillan, Harry Lou Middleton, Charlotte Kramer, Betty Sue
Russell, Phyllis HarfOrd.
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Third raw: Bill Smith, Denny Foster, Bill Bull, Don Schrimpf.
.llerandrf1u'.' Howartl Eiclien, 'lack Greenberg, Glen Keirle, Bill Lawson.
lim! raw: Howard Davis, Whitey Austin, John Kay.
Libmfy Affirmntf
Firft row: Barbara Higgins, Leah Minor, Geraldine Baker.
.S'emr1dmu'.' Richard Seymour, Dave Reno, james Ray, Stella Blasiuli, Elsie Pestner, Betty Owen, Carrie Ward, Paige Waggoner.
Third row: Miss Smith, Jim Pratt, Bill Logan, Webster Smith, Thomas Hunt, Mary Lou Sherman, Barbara Frohock, Doris
Fisher, Betty Pruitt, Dizie Vahn, Bernice Fisher, Fred Schreiber, Norma Beck, Albertin Halbert, Hattye Hickman,
Betty Cannon.
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SCENES FROM OUR 1945 CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
Tlm.fl1cplwril.r.'Eldon Hcrisoiiniul KCIH1Cfl1rl-lfCl1Cl12ll. Tlw llfire Men on Cumelr: Bill Allen, Paul Harrawood, Frank Ballard
The Hfiire Men Taking G1j1.r.' Bill Allen, Paul Harm- uir1qe!.r.'.lcan Trogclon, Mary Ann Eccles, Mary Fclclwisch, Nancy Vocgc
wood, Frank Ballard. ,lanis Tillman.
Mary amlfa.fcj1b.' .lean Conrad and Peru Fuclib, Cfwzr Boy: Richard Seymour, Bob Cox, Chzirlcs HC1lkllCy, Bob Bockscruck
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Bill Bull and John Kay sell advertising space to a returned
veteran, Mr. Edsall, who recently opened a jewelry store.
.gn .x4laIarecia fion
Few students of Alton High School realize how
much they owe to the merchants and businessmen of
the Alton area who advertise in this book. This volume
of the Tatler could not have been published Without
their generous and cheerful financial support. ln ap-
preciation, we, the 1946 Tatler staff, urge the students
of Alton High School to express their thanks by patron-
izing our advertisers.
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QPECIAL EMPHASISAA-MUSIC AND ART
MONTICELLO
A Junior College for Young Women
Offers You An Opportunity to Complete the First Two Years of College
in An Atmosphere of Culture and Refinement
LIBERAL ARTS PROGRAM
A FULLY ACCREDITED-A
Convenient Transportation Facilities for Day Students
"Ask the Alton girl who goes to Monticello"
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ALTON SENIOR HI-Y
A PROJECT OF
THE YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
of Alton, Illinois
THE HI-Y PURPOSE: "TO CREATE, MAINTAIN, AND
EXTEND THROUGHOUT THE SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY
HIGH STANDARDS OF CHRISTIAN CHARACTER."
OFFICERS
THE ALTON AREA HI-Y COUNCIL
President ..... .................... B ill Lawson
Vice-President. . ..,.............. Dewey Davis
Secretary-Treasurer .... ....... B ill Bull
FIRST SEMESTER
SECOND SEMESTER
GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER CHAPTER
President .....,. Alphonso Holman
Vice-President. . ..... Dewey Davis
Secretary .... ..... R obert Franklin
Treasurer .......,...... Bill Shaw
Sergeant-at-Arms. . . Walter Wright
Sponsor. .......... William Ashley
Program Chairman. . ,John Cruzat
President ......,.... Bob Franklin
Vice-President ...... William Shaw
Secretary ........... Dewey Davis
Treasurer ..... ...... W esley Baker
Sgt.-at-Arms .... Alphorfso Holman
Sponsor. . ..,...... William Ashley
Program Chairman. . .John Cruzat
GEORGE WILLIAMS CHAPTER
President. . ....... William Lawson
Vice-President .... Marvin Duncan
Secretary ............ Robert Dale
Treasurer ......... Jack Greenberg
Sponsor ......... Lester E. Cherry
Program Chairman
. . . . . . . .Donald Schrimpf
President ............ Bill Lawson
Vice-President. . . . . ..Don Barnard
Secretary .............. Bob Dale
Treasurer .............. Bill Smith
Sgt.-at-Arms ....... Howard Davis
Sponsor. ........ Lester E. Cherry
Program Chairman. Jack Greenberg
GEORGE H. SMILEY CHAPTER
President. . .......... John P. Kay
Vice-President ........... Bill Bull
Secretary ............. Jeff Combs
Treasurer ...... Charles Tomlinson
Sgt.-at-Arms. . ........ Dick Miller
Sponsor .... . .Rev. M. E. Whitford
Program Chairman. ...... Bill Bull
President. . ..... Bernard Titchenal
Vice-President. .Charles Tomlinson
Secretary ............ Louis Hanei
Treasurer ....... Howard Lambert
Sgt.-at-Arms ....... Eugene Austin
Sponsor ..... .Rev. M. E. Whitford
Program Chairman. . ..... Bill Bull
RED AND GRAY CHAPTER
President. . ......... Gail Weinrich
Vice-President ..... . . .Don Temple
Secretary ........ Mason Abraham
Treasurer. ...... Herbert Mansholt
Sgt.-at-Arms ....... George Beneze
Sponsor .............. Fred Green
Program Chairman. .Bill Reynolds
President ....... Herbert Mansholt
Vice-President ........ Glen Kierle
Secretary ......... Clarence Smith
Treasurer .......... .. .H. R. Willis
Sgt.-at-Arms ....... Don Newcome
Sponsor .............. Fred Green
Program Chairman. .... Ralph Igo
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Administration and Science Building
"SIZE ALONE IS NOT THE OUTSTANDING FACTOR
IN CHOOSING A COLLEGE, BUT THERE IS MUCH TO
BE SAID ABOUT THE ADVANTAGES OF BEGINNING
ONE'S TRAINING IN A COLLEGE WHERE INDIVIDUAL
ATTENTION AND INTEREST CAN BE CULTIVATED.
SHURTLEFF COLLEGE PLACES THE EMPHASIS ON
INCREASED SERVICE AND OFFERS ACADEMIC
TRAINING IN A CHRISTIAN ATMOSPHERE WHICH
GIVES DIRECTION AND PURPOSE."
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sport at the same time, by going after
pests with SUPER-X 22 cartridges. A
bob-cat, coyote or wolf is tough but he'll
go down and stay down when you whang
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M XJ Your accomplishment in graduating gives you the advantages
f Life's Span. From time immemorial change and progress has
ken place as the "Passing Parade" of each generation has moved
ross the centuries. Neither we, nor you, nor anyone" can stop
vphange, stop time, or progress. For you to stay ahead of the "Passing
Parade" will require the most diligent effort and hard work. ,You
have gained the first step by completing school and staying ahead
of those who fell by the wayside: your second step of accomplishment
in the world is about to commence.
Ebeing one of those more likely to succeed in the "Passing Parade"
Owens-Illinois also realizes that change will occur. Our re-
search facilities are continuously working on improvements in order
that we may continue to be the leaders of the glass industry.
So long as you progress and stay ahead of the "Passing Parade"
of Time, you will share a common fellowship with us. Many of those
who graduated ahead of you have made progress with Owens-Illinois
--perhaps someday you will also be one of these.
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301-303 Commercial Building
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NEEDS FOR THE FAMILY, HOME, CAR
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The Most Beautiful Park in Illinois . . . 26 Miles from Alton on Route 100
Rates: Single 36.005 Double 310.50g Twin Beds 5511.50 per day. American Plan
QINCLUDES MEALSJ
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Boating - Fishing - Hiking - Horses available April to November
DINING ROOM OPEN TO PUBLIC FOR ALL MEALS
1 Breakfast 75cg Luncheon 85cg Dinner 51.75
Sunday Dinners-Noon and Evening 31.75
We also cater to Banquets, Receptions, and Dinner Parties
It is advisable to make reservations for Dinner
MR. AND MRS. STANLEY R. GILL, Lessees
"WHEN QUALITY COUNTS WE GET THE WORK"
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ENGRAVING DONE BY
Indianapolis Engraving Company, Inc.
INDIANAPOLIS 6, INDIANA
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A Complete Line of Mobile Products
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2722 Brown St. Alton, Ill.
Alton Building and Loan Association
WM. H. FELDWISCH, President Louis G. JUN, Secretary
FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
620 East Third Street
Alton, Illinois
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heartedly attempt to increase the supply of "Sweet Home" branded
Bacon, Hams, Lard, and assorted Sausage items. We appreciate the
tolerant attitude of our many loyal customers during this emergency.
LIIER BMS. PASOIISING GUMPMIY
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To Alton High School Students, Order of DeMolay, Sororities, Fraternities
and other organizations, for their support during our period of organization.
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DANCE COMMITTEE CLUBS
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NATIDNAL PRINTING GDMPMIY
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ABDOMINAL BELTS,
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Who made the Supreme Sacrifice
WORLD WAR II
"They fought a good iight
They finished the course
They kept the faith
And won their crown of righteousness"
Let us who live be found
worthy of this great heritage
"Tis not your posterity but your actions
that will perpetuate your memory"
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An American Organization for
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Alton
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THE CLASS OF 1946
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909 East Broadway
Alton, Illinois
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204 W. Third St.
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FOOD MARTS
GROCERIES
MEATS
FRUITS
VEGETABLES
3400 Brown St. 1904 State St.
Phone 3-9432 Phone 3-7757
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2511 College Avenue
Phone 3-3411
F. W. WOOLWORTH CO.
113 West Third
Alton, Illinois
COMPLIMENTS OF
SCHIFF'S
SHOE STORE
107 West 3rd St.
Alton, Ill.
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127 W. Third St. Alton, Illinois
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WALZ MOTOR CO.
Oldsmobile and Mack Truck
Dealer
321 E. Broadway Phone: 3-6678
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GINTER-WAR CO. 4 Phgne 3-5531
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450 Front St. A 1 1400 E. Broadway Alton, I
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Sand hes of All Kinds
Plumbing V ating
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Alto Illi is Alton, lu.
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1664 Washington Avenue
Phone 3-3012
Front and Alby Sts. Alton, Ill.
'I'ODD'S 7 SHOE STORE
s 211 Piasa Street
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TAILORING
REPAIRING JARMAN Shoes for MEN
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223 Market St.
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1663 Washington Avenue
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Sales and Rentals
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Everything for the Student
Plumbing and Heating Office and School Supplies
Contractors
Dial 3-3113
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205 W. 3rd St.
Alton, Ill.
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112 W. Third St.
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Bank-Auto Agent .
Automobile Finance '
THRU
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Finance Insurance . . . Call
GROSSHEIM
INSURANCE AGENCY
ORGANIZED 1912
206 E. Broadway Phone 3-8895
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MACHINE and ENGINE
COMPANY
For General Machine Work
Automotive and Mill Supplies
Phone 2-1212
HII.nDEBRAND'S
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ZZ4 E. Broadway
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Gordon Miles Hildebrand
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Appliance and Commercial Equipment
550 East Broadway Dial 3-T122
ALTON
PLUMBING 8: HEATING CO.
PLUMBING, SEWERING, STEAM AND
HOT WATER HEATING
ELE RICAL SUPPLIES AND APPLIANCES
Telephone 2-2511
State St. Alton, Ill.
COMPLIMENTS OF
BRAMHALL PRESS
LETTER PRESS
and
OFFSET PRINTING
410 State St.
Across from Public Library
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DAVIS MUSIC CO.
RALPH GOULD
COMPLETE MUSIC HOUSE
Phone: 3-3213
412 E. Broadway
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Alton Surgical Appliance Co.. . .
Alton Telegraph ....,,,,...
Alton Tire Sales .,,. .,..
Alton Water Co. . . ,
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Black's Confectionery ,...
Block's Ice Cream ..,...
Boyd's Sandwich Shop ....
Bramhall Press ...... , . ,
Bright Spot ...,,,.,..
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Campbell, E. G., Tent and Awning Co.. . .
Carl's Shoe Store ,...,., . .,......,.... ,
Carter Bros. Motor Co. .,...,.....,.... . .
Central Illinois School of Beauty Culture ..,. ...,.
Central Tire Service .......,.............
Challacombe Plumbing and Heating Co .,..
Citizens Coach Co. ..,.....,.,.....,.,. , .
City Fuel and Supply Co.. . . ..., ... .
Coca-Cola Bottling Co .,.. .,..
Community Chest, ...,,.... . .
Craig Motor ...,..............
Crown Gift and China Shop ....
Davis Music Co .... ,..., . . , . ,
Davis, Paul F., and Sons .,..
Dee Floral Co .,..,.,.,...
DeLuxe Restaurant ...,.
DeMolay ,.........,.
Dennis Bros ...,,.....
Dick Drug Store ...,........,
E. and M. Restaurant ..........
Edelman's Ben Franklin Store .,,.
Edsall Jewelry Store ....,.,....,.
Elsner's .................,........
Fleming Plumbing and Heating Co. . . .
First National Bank and Trust Co .....
Fischer Lumber Co, ....,...,..,., ,
Foster's Drug Store ,.,..,....,...
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Gatley's ..............,....
Ghent's Sandwich Shop .,,..
Ginter-Wardein Co. ..... .
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Grand and Princess Theaters ,..,
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Green's ..,...............,...
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Hartmann's. .........,.,..,....,
Heskett Machine and Engine Co.. . .
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Hyndman Ice and Fuel Co. . . . .
Indianapolis Engraving Co ....
International Shoe Co .......
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Kendrick and Lindblad. . .
Kerr's Drug Store ,,...,
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Lewis and Clark Bridges .......... ..... 1 52
Luer Bros. Packing and Ice Co. .... ..... 1 48
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Mineral Springs Hotel ....,...,.
Monticello College ....,..
Municipal Bond Corp. ,...... .
National Printing Co .,,. ..,....
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Noll Baking and Ice Cream Co ..... .,.. 1 51
Noll Insurance Agency ....,.,.
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Paul, Myrtle K .......
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Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co ...,....
Pere Marquette Hotel-Lodge ..,.
Peter's Nut Shop ....,......,.
Plummer-Kremer Music Co .,..
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Ripley Music Shop .........,.
Rock Spring Service Station, , . . .
Rudy's Gift Shop ...........,
Russell-Miller Milling Co.. . . .
Schiff's Shoe Store .....,..,.
Sears, Roebuck and Co.. . .
Sessel's ...............
Shell Oil Co., Inc ...., .
Shurtleff College ..,,..
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Springman Lumber Co.. . . .
Stratford Hotel ..........
Streeper Funeral Homes. -, . , .
Thies Dry Goods Co.. . ,
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