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A Picturesque Tour Through the Three Seasons
FALL
With fall came the dawning ol a new semester. With fall came the joys and sorrows
of another thrilling football season. It also brought new students bewildered at the en-
tanglement of room numbers and the maze of hallways. The corridors of Alton High again
rang with the laughter of the students anxious to renew old acquaintances and buckle down
for another year's work.
WINTER
Winter was soon upon us in all its majestic beauty. Inside the snow-covered building
sat the industrious students deeply engaged in the year's work. The winter contained
many happy events including dances, plays, basketball games, and a wide variety of ac'
tivities.
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At Alton High, Conducted By the Tatler Staff of 1948
SPRING
Basketball season ended. and in its place appeared many ambitious track candidates.
The band concert, the reappearance of students on the campus, and the open windows
were sure signs of the approaching spring. It brought hopes and plans of graduation: it
brought the completion of another memorable year at A. H. S.
PEOPLE
The people of a school compose its very life-blood. The school board administration
and faculty are all of equal importance in providing the youth of our community with the
best education possible for the modern day. '
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But Uur Deans Uffer Friendly Advice
The beginning of each seme 'ter
brings students who are laced
with inconvenient study schedules
and who wish their program
cards changed. Miss Tibbetts
does her part in helping the girls
adjust their cards.
Mrs. Persing gives kindly
Counsel to two new students who
are entering our school for the
first time.
The boys seek the assistance
of Mr. Harlan when having pro-
gram difficulties.
And Mr. Leamon's Door is Always Upen to Us
Early this fall Mr. Leainon was appointed principal of Alton High
School to succeed Mr. B. Iohnson who became superintendent of schools:
Mr. l.QE1Il10ll has proved himself to be fair and square in all of his dealings
with students, He is always willing to aid those having difficulties.
During the Noon Hour on Sunny Fall Days
We Gather on the Campus
Gut campus has always been one
admirable beauty and a favorite place
spend leisure time.
Half the fun of going to
school . . -
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Uur Parents Came to School During
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Education Week
It was a new experience for all
when our parents came to school
one evening to see the students
and teachers carry on two class
hours in a normal manner. Al-
though there was at first an at-
mosphere of uncertainty, the visit
proved successful and beneficial
from both social and educational
standpoints.
Heredity sure runs strong in
your family, Scotty!
The art room was crowded
with parents learning to make
plastic jewelry which they wore
home on their coat lapels,
Mr. Wools and his class kept
curious parents interested with
chemical experiments.
The G. A. A. Initiate Their Candidates and the National Honor Society
Sponsors Packing Overseas Christmas Packages
The G.A.A. new look?
The National Honor Society
took over the joh of supervising
the Collection of gifts for unfor-
tunate children in Europe under
the auspices of the World Festi-
val for Friendship. The project
was very successful as the photos
here reveal. It meant a merrier
Christmas fo 1' ou 1' European
friends.
The Art Class takes time off
to pack a Christmas hox ....
. . . .and it goes to Europe Via
Miss Gates' Room.
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We Begin Taking Tatler Pictures
and Also Uur Banquets
Get Under W ay
We begin our trips to the Tatler Rogues
Gallery. "Our boys sure look purty all dress-
ed up for their once a year appearance in front
of the camera"'
Food and Con-
versation go hand in
hand at the Quill 8
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The Girls' Gym Classes Take Advantage of the Nice Fall Weather
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GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
Fourth Row: luanita I-Ielmkamp, Marie Montague, Margie Powell, Norma Elam, Treva
Reeder, Dorothy Bertels, Marcella Baldridge, Mary Moss.
Third Row: Martha Bower, Noma Elam, Mary Lou Baker, Barbara Iohnson, Mary Vir-
ginia Williams.
Second Row: Shirley Eckelman. Marcella Cummings, Minnie Burnett, lane Dale, Barbara
Duncan, Delores Shoemacher.
First Row: Arlynn Waechter, Roberta Owens, Martha Webb, Elizabeth Hill, Ioyce
Schafer, Barbara Newcome.
There is Plenty of Excitement at N ight Games
These pictures show
Alton High in action.
There is little wonder
why the Alton crowds re-
ceived so many thrills
when attending th e s e
hard-fought fo o t b all
games.
Becker and Scroggins
move in for the kill.
A hush fills the Alton
stands as disaster strikes
on the field-
Moore arrives too late l
as a Kahok is grounded.
THE 1947 FOOTBALL SOUADS
FIRST TEAM
Back Row: Iohn Graves, Harry Gaghen, Bob Whipple, Bill Riggs, mgr., Don Horney.
Middle Row: Gary Edsall, George Georgeoff, Tom Speight, lack Terlisner, Ed Barton,
Nick Bavas. Gliver Rose, mgr.
Front Row: Ioe Scroggins, Evan Dean, Don Newcome, Bob Becker, Gene Frazier, Elmo
Tudor, Tom Dunphy, Harold Sparks.
SECOND TEAM
Back Row: Carl Daniels, Bob Iohnson, Bob Pullen, lack Showers, Bob Moore, Iames
Stromski, Gene Hicks, Bill Rhodes.
Middle Row: Orville Link, Louis Doman, Ioe Gordon, Alvin Wyman, Frank McAtee.
Roland Nickens, Bob Busse.
Front Row: Kenny Pruitt, Charles Ross, Ralph Von Bergen, Dick Pruitt, Pete Perica,
lim Bateman. lack Russo, Charles Gray.
A Few of the Seasonls Highlights
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pass: however, Alton High was not successful
in blocking a Western victory. The end of
the game brought a 6-O defeat for Alton High
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At the annual football dinner the boys pre
sent Coach Iackson and Coach Stavros with
gifts in appreciation of their efforts during the
SQZISOH.
FOOTBALL SCORES
Alton
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Alton
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Alton
Alton
Alton
McKinley
Collinsville
Granite City
Madison
Edwardsville
Wood River
East Side
Belleville
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The Boys End the Season With a Big Feed
At the end of the football season every
fear, our gridiron heroes are rewarded by the
school with a banquet. These fellows show
heir delight, and, may we add, their appe-
ites, too.
Tell another story, Nickl
Trays were loaded with turkey.
The table groaned with food.
The boys groaned too, by the time they "'
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Everybody enjoyed lim Rices cartoons
lich were featured at the banquet.
Annual Coronation of the Football Queen
FOOTBALL QUEEN AND ESCORTS
Maids: Audrey Milill, Shirley Scoggins, Pauline Young, Queen: Emmie Lou Peters,
Crown Beureri Carlee Chester, Angie Koclros.
Escorts: Don Newcome, George Georgeolf, Gary Eclsall - Football Captain, Bob
Becker. Evan Dean.
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CANDIDATES FOR FOOTBALL QUEEN N
Stnntlinq: Pauline Young, Angie Kodros, Shirley Scoggins, Carlee Chester.
Seated: Audrey Miliff.
The Dramatics Class does a bit of
iuclying.
Amateur sculptors exercise their
Jilities by modeling clay figures,
The Art Class visits Monticello to
e and hear about the Missouri Art
ihibit.
Many Students are Interested in Fine Arts
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THE 1947- 48 BASKETBALL SQUADS
FIRST SQUAD
Back Row: lack Stauffer, Gene Hicks, Harry Gaghen, Howard Nash, Don Ingram,
manager.
Front Row: Tom Dunphy, Bob Becker, Wayne Fisher, Iim Mitchell, Don Kuhn.
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Our basketball team had a discouraging season. They could have easily given up
many times. but the opposing team never found the game a pushover. Each member did his
best: and. as a bocly, they had a fine spirit of team-work.
So, the students of Alton High salute youl
THE 1947- 48 BASKETBALL SQUADS
SECOND SQUAD
First Row: Iames Conley, Dewey Alexander, Stanley Ioy, Frank McAtee, Dvuqht Sum
mer, Eldon Williams, Kenny Pruitt.
Second Row: 'Carl Mayer, Everett Hurley, Al Whyers, lack Showers, Alvin Harper Rrly
Windmueller, Harold Eberlin,
Third Row: Cecil Andrews, Raymond Murray, Kenny Lawson, Tom Holmes Allin
Lobbig.
THE 1947-1948 BASKETBALL SCORES
Alton Highland 40 Alton Wood River
Alton Roxana 49 Alton Madison
Alton Belleville 64 Alton Belleville
Alton Granite City 53 Alton Roxana
Alton Edwardsville 70 Alton Edwardsville
Alton Sparta 60 Alton Madison
Alton Edwardsville 53 Alton Granite City
Alton Roxana 46 Alton Collinsville
Alton East St. Louis 38 Alton Wood River
Alton Collinsville 79 Alton Greenville
Alton Wood River
Attendance at Um Games Was Good
These fellows worked hard and. as a re-
sult, eleven qualified for varsity letters. They
were: Bob Becker, Tom Dunphy, Wayne
Fisher, Don Kuhn, lim Mitchell, Howard
Nash, Harold Ebcrlin, lack Stauffcr, Gene
Hicks, Harry Gaghen, and Don Ingram, mgr.
Gaghen racks up two more points.
Which Way do we go from here, Gene?
Action in Basketball
lim Mitchell plziccs another through thc lmslect.
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lVlUVllf UPERATQRS-Sccoml Row: Dick lohnson, Richzircl Collins, Rlfllilftl Scynmrc
First Row: Kenny Pruitt, Utho Trick, larry Seymore
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Our classes are production lines of fu-
ture engineers, chemists, dress-designers,
etc. Probably more important, they develop
personalities. Such virtues as patience,
precision, and accurateness are born and
developed.
Here wie also share the companionship
of our fellow-students and learn to he good
citizens through working together.
Daydreaming is a good escape from
mathematics.
The latest creations straight from Alton
High.
Creating the world's greatest fire ex-
tinguisher - - HZO.
The Ianuary graduates had a series of
fine parties. This one took place in 216 and,
judging from appearance, it must have been
a wonderful success?
Get off my toes, George!
The Thespians had a small party at the
home of Paige Waggoner, the president.
Coke, and candy were served as refresh-
ments, while gifts were exchanged among
the members.
Hey kids. look what l've got!
Miss Tibbett's office help enjoys an in-
formal coke party after school.
Heres the photographers: look this way.
girls!
Christmas Time is Party Time
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The Senior Play and Its Cast
The senior play cast pose in their gradu-
ating robes for a photograph.
Frank Ballard puts make-up on Winnie
Luedeeke who played her part well as the
young daughter of a mountaineer.
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ing love scenes in "Gabriel, Blow Your cultured family. Gabe isn't lazy 1 merely
Horn."
"overseeing" the work.
Plays and Parties
The Cast of last winteris Thespian play,
Three's ai Crowd."
Wheat! Another party for the Seniors?
hey must have had some gay times.
A scene from "But Fair Tomorrow," put
on by the Dramatic Club last winter,
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Terry Burch, David Lauck, Paul Clark.
Editor does a little planning with the
business manager and one of the staff.
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LeVona Duelm, Iune Doerr, and Frances
Oliver.
LeVona types while Iune and Frances
look on.
Marge Foster, Anne W8tEfhOl1SQ.
Richard Alexander, Iudy Iohnston. Mary
Feldwisch.
Looking over returned proofs.
Lower left:
Ioan Brueckner, lean Holland, Margaret
Manns. Efficiency plus-as another letter
is sent out.
lane Neudecker
K Lewis Doman
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Standing: VVilliani Riee, llrnest Thayer.
Seated: Robert Whiiuple, Carlee Chester.
lack Bdleman.
The artist draws the attention of many
adniirers.
Darlene Perkins Williani Kaplan, Kenny
Burge, Robert Carter.
Sending photos to the engraving com-
pany is certainly tiring. lsn't it Bill?
Ianet Sparks, Adah Ruth Smalley, lean
Richards, Bill Edgell.
Lower Right:
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Iris Phleger, Shirley Seoggins, Robert
Becker, Inez Phleger.
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Third Row: Mary Connour, Innc Ncudccker, Carolyn Emons, Lovcllc Gibson, Kenny Burgc, Belly Iczxn
VVilliniuson, Cnrlcc Chester, Ioann Bruockncr, Inckic Bridges, Don Buxton, Ilrnassr 'I'hnyur,
Lynn Christian.
Second Row: Put Moorc, Innct Spnrks, Adah Ruth Smalley, Shirley Scoggins, Rosnlic Pcriczx, Pm llziily,
liarharu Frohork, Katherine Tchoukaleff, Shirlvy Willil2!ll1S, Viola Neuhaus, 'Marilyn l-lvmiricks.
Betty McDonald.
First Row: Gerry Rushing, Angie Kodros, Margo Higgins, Mnrrha Hunt, Bob Becker, Richard Alexander.
Don Hunt, Garry lidsull, Dale Timmcrmcicr, Inna Migct, Dick Pruett, lim Springgnlc, Damon
Ioncs, Harold Sparks.
Times Staff
Third Row: Thane Olshy. Gene Gelzinnis. Sandra Voss, Pat Bray, Betty Lou Carr. Rohcrtn Cogun,
Mauriuc Mcdhurst, Don Ingram.
Second Row: Martha Lcc VVi-hh. Marjorie Goss, Betty Guthrie, Bcity Pruett. Marilyn Mihill. Mary Connour,
Ivan Troqdvn, Inns Freeman. Miss VVilliams.
First Row: lola Franklin. Cvcrry Rushing. Betty Nicolet. Margaret Ash. Delores VVall, Viola Ncuhnus.
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1ScatcdJ-liula Iohnston. Roxalana McCoy. Luv lissycv Iohnson. Dovic Amos,
1StandingQ Iosvphinc Green, Zctna Johnson, loan Conly, Mary Clark. Grass Wi
Hollaway, Forcstinc Bateman, Bctty Lon Boa, Birdie Henry. Margin' Ballard.
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Magic Club
SBCOHG Row: lack Edelman, Iixn Turner. Bob Schaeffer, Mr. Bruno.
First Row: Don Metzgcr, Don VVatson, Inn Strnif.
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With winter comes Christmas, and we
all look forward to our annual Christmas
program. This year it consisted of eleven
picture scenes presented as tableaux. Be-
hind the curtain was the buzz and mumble
of excited actors: but, as the curtain raised,
the coughs and whispers faded into a
hushed silence. After all the worrying, the
tableaux were a success. Here are three
scenes which will help you remember Christ-
mas of "47".
"Under The Mistletoe" with Iunnita
Helmkamp and Leland Kreid.
"Christmas Dinner" with all eyes intent
on the pudding.
"The Carolersn left us in a joyful Christ-
mas spirit.
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Third Row:
Thespians
Ti-rry Hnrcli. Frank Ballard, Irving Wliittcii, Roger Trout, l.ynn Christian. lirncst Tliayvr,
Iolinny Grason,
Second Row: Ianvt Sparks, Allah Ruth Smalley. Paige VVaggonvr, Nancy Horn, Iam- llyr-rs. llarlmra
First Row:
licckvr.
IL-an 'l'rogden. lola Franklin, Vivicnnc Jennings. Viola Nculiaiis. Susan Icnnings.
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Third Row:
Second Row:
First Row:
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Dramatic Club
Roqvr Trout. Iolinny Grason, Ernic Tlmycr. lim Turner. lVlonrv Iacolny. Iiin Striiif.
Tcrry Burch, Vivicnnc Icnnings, Carlcc Clicstcr, Barbara Bcckvr, 'lllianc Olslwy, Dora Ann
Drew, Dorothy Ican Elfgvn, Dolores Siadc, Ioan Hanci. Flo Ioan Clark, Ianc liycrs, Ioann
Briicckncr, Nancy Horn. Ioan Bcdcll, Martha Recd. Lynn Christian, Viola Ncullans. Sarah
Richards, Susan Icnnings, Nancy Vinc.
Adali Ruth Smalley. Gerry Rushing. Iola Franklin, Ianct Sparks. Sliirlvy Scoggins, llclori-s
Roady, Marybcllc lVlcGuirc, Ivan Trogden.
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Commercial Club
Second Row: Bvtty In-nn VVilliamson, Sully Betts, Lic Vonu Duelm, 'Mary Louise Moss, Belly Cox,
Rolvcrtzi llanwnwooci, Bcity Kzwgel, Dorothy Arincs, lime Frccimin, Roberta Owvns, Virginia
VVvmllv. Numa Elam. Ross Marie Short, Nomn Elam. Ioaim Hrucckner. Io lfliznlwth Hill,
Ivan Hinriulis.
First Row: Nita Croikvll. Marthzi Rumi. Ivan Holland, Batty Pructt. Norm.i lleneke.
Smiley H1-Y
Second Row: Puul Wzii'nl, Mr. Disney, advisor, Don Loire, Nordell Hill.
First Rowx Roger 'l'ronl', Gem' Gclziuriis, luck Roberts. Dick Iohnson, Bill Bcurdsmorc.
Girls' Council
Third Row: Miss Tilwlwtts Ladviscrj, Susan Icnnings. Nlarilyn Miliill, Paigc VVagqom'r. Charlottv lliglglllll,
Vivicmic Icmmgs.
Second Row: Sarah Richards, lanct Sparks, Ioan Hanci. Iam' Bycrs, lVlartl1a Hunt, Bcity llrucll. Gcrry
RllSl1lI1Q, Mill'glllI'Lxt M4lllllS.
First Row: Adllll Ruth Smalley, Carlcc Cllcsivr, Icalmc BcDcll, Norma liciirkr, lVlilI'ylWL'ilL' lVlagi1il'c.
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Science Club
Second Rows liranccs Pmrgcr, Terry Burch. Ross Chambliss, Ernie Thayer.
First Row: lim Struif, Iim Turner. Carroll Barlow. Tcc Bicrmachcr, Kcnny Burgc. lack Edclman, Bill
Fones. Fred Rosenthal. Mr, Wools.
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619 Club'
Third Row: Ed Downes, lirank Bn-ll, Don Hunt, Dick Alexandcr, Bob Bvckcr. Tom Dunphy.
Second Row: Patte Kochcr, Ieannc Lutz, Nick Bnvas. Shirley VVen1pcn. Margaret Manns.
First Row: Marilyn Mihill, Nancy VVinkler, Carolyn Emons, Martha Hunt, Mary Tclmoukalcff
Rifle Club
First Row: Bob Carlton, Don Mt'Kinncy, Eugene Hook, Roland Nickens,
Second Row: Robert Collins, Bill lioncs, Nelson R. McRcynolds. Rodncy Connor.
French Club
Third Row: Royce Adams.
Lucille Haas, Louise Arsht, l"la1'rivt Collins, Evelyn Brcvfoglc, lVlzn"cnu lilfgcn, Nnmy Vnu
Second Row: Barbara Bomkamp.
First Row: Ioycc Turner, Nlary Lou Shafer, Norma Nlorgan, Viviennc Icnnings. Ium' Nickcll.
Champion Volley Ball Team
Vivian Drury. Bcity Conway, Virginia Fisher, Marcvlla Buldridgv, Slmirlcy Edwards.
Royalty at Alton High School
VIOLA NEUHALIS
The gifts they received are: a radio, 2 pairs
of shoes, an Elizabeth Kent cosmetic kit, 2
Prixie bracelets, 2 dresses, a flash bulb camera,
Princess Teen bracelets, a fountain pen, I
sweater, 6 pairs of hose, and 3 orchids.
The girls also received a free modeling
course at Patricia Stevens in Saint Louis.
They had access to the 'Chase Club, Zodiac
Room, and the Crystal Terrace during the day.
At twelve that evening, like the story of
Cinderella, the girls and their escorts were
taken home in the Black and White Cab which
had been at their disposal all day.
PRINCESS TEEN
This year two of our fair young maidens
received the distinguished honor of being
crowned "Princess Teen" on the Gil Newsome
sponsored program of the same name, broad-
cast from KWK. The girls received various
gifts which are shown in the picture. A suite
at the Hotel Chase and a Black 6 White Cab
were at their command for the day. The big-
gest thrill of the day was perhaps that both
girls were allowed to choose a fellow whom
they named as "Prince Teen." Carlee Chester
was "Princess Teen" on November lst. Viola
Neuhaus was "Princess Teen" on November
15th.
CARLEE CHESTER
Fifth Row:
Fourth Row:
Third Row:
Second Row:
First Row:
National Honor Society
Iim Struif, David Lauck. Iucly Iohnston, Martha McBurney, Kenny Barge. Leland Krcid.
Lewis Doman, Maurice Medhurst, Norma Moore, Normagene Wliite, Paige Waiggoiit-r.
Dick Vancil, Bill Edgell. Ernest Thayer, Bill Rice, Pauline Iouctt, Margo Higgins. Norma
Bcnecke, Bonnie Sue Hendricks, Ilota Weiiirich, Betty Pruett.
Bill Kaplan, Margaret Manns, Rosemary Tiepel, Barbara Henderson. Mary Ann Levora.
Shirley Wempen. Mary Connour, Ioann Brown, Ioan Hanei, La Vona Duelm.
Bob Cox, Norma Elam, Iune Stock, Martha Reed, Rose Marie Short, Shirley VVisr-man
Iune Freeman, lean Trogdcn, Frances Oliver, Carlee Chester.
Ruth Eccles, Ethel Burley. Betty Io Rollins, Vivienne Icnnings, Maryhelle McC-uire. Gerry
Rushing. Delores Stadc, Adah Ruth Smalley.
Fourth Row:
Third Row:
Second Row:
First Row:
uill and Scroll
Iudy Ionhston, Sandra Voss, Viola Neuhaus, Kenny Burge, Bill Kaplan, David Lauck.
LaVona Duelm. Marjarie Goss. Marilyn Mihill, Marge Foster, Martha Mcllurney. Lewis
Doman, Terry Burch, Ernest Thayer, Bill Rice.
Betty Pruett, Norma Benecke, Margaret Manns, Darlene Perkins, Ioann Brueckner. Iune Doerr,
Ruth Eccles, Mary Connour.
Adah Ruth Smalley. Delores Stade, Martha Reed, Frances Oliver, Maryhelle McGuire.
Gerry Rushing, Carlee Chester, Ianet Sparks, lean Trogden, Iune Freeman, lane Neudecker.
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Ernest Thayer
Ianice Williziiiisoii
FLUTE
Susan Iennings
lane Byers
lim Turner
Gen Roy
E-FLAT CLARINET
Monte Iacoby
B-FLAT CLARINET
William E. Rice
Ianet Sparks
Carlee Chester
Don Buxton
Gerry Rushing
Marybelle McGuire
Thane Olsby
Gene Gelzinnis
Shirley Spatz
Mike Howard
Tom Wiediiiaii
Shirley Sumner
Wilma Privett
Gerald Bachman
Louis Hoover
Myra Riley
Donald Bradshaw
Robert Spencer
Nordell Hill
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ALTO CLARINET
Barbara Becker
BASS CLARINET
In-an Hairawoocl
ALTO SAXAPHONE
Marilyn Lampert
Earl Hill
Charles Vxfilliams
TENOR SAXAPHONE
Bob Graves
Iames Conley
BARITONE SAXAPHONE
Rudy Davis
BASSOON
Roberta Cogan
Harold Sparks
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HORN TR OMBONE
Ross Chambliss
Charles Musgraves
Don Peel
Cecil Andrews
Tom Macias
CORNET
Paul Clark
Delwyn Tanney
Don Kuhn
Arthur Pitts
lim Springgate
Beverly Beck
Charles Crockett
Iames Keiclel
Gale Ehlers
Don Gerard
Ronnie Owens
Iames Bateman
BARITONE
Everett Hurley
Shirley Cogan
Raymond Bonnell
Paul Mceden
Barbara Stockdale
Kenton Waecllter
Spencer Dunham
Lee Iacobson
Howard Boker
Boyd LalVlarsh
BASS
Bill Riggs
Calvin Day
lim Struif
Byron Davis
Tom Keeney
Gary Camp
STRING BASS
Ilota Weinrich
Nancy Horn
PERCUSSION
Sarah Richards
Nina Iones
Dora Ann Drew
Iohn Grascn
Lynn Christian
Dean Iacoby
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DIRECTED BY Miss FERRELL
THE MUSIC DEPARTMENTS OF OUR SCHOOL
Alton Senior High School is proud of its two musical organizations-the band and the
chorus. The band is under the direction of Guy Duker, who has done an excellent job of
directing it for the past five years. The chorus is directed by Vivienne Ferrell, who has
been with us for two years.
The band gave an annual spring concert along with a concert during the Yuletide
season. ln the springtime, the band, which is classified under class AA, entered the district
contest, and for two consecutive years has won a first division rating, advancing to state.
Also several individuals obtained a first with their solos and ensembles. Under the leader-
ship of Guy Duker, the band has steadily increased in size until it now has a membership
of eighty--five and it will probably increase even more in the future.
The chorus participated with the band in giving a Yuletide concert. The chorus has
given the students of Alton High several very fine assemblies, especially their presentation
of Stainers 'ACrucifixion" at Easter. We are sure the chorus is doing a fine piece of work
and they are to be congratulated.
Fourth Row:
Third Row:
Second Row:
First Rowz
Latin Club
lim Gumm. Iames Wilsoxi, Margie Benecke, Barbara Stockdale, lane Dale, Marilyn VVandling.
Beverly Goltz, Shirley Spatz, lerry Hoyt, Maurice Sfarbuck.
Barbara Becker, Delores Sinclair, Barbara East, Alyce Gissel, Barbara Duncan. Mary
VVilliams. Arlyn Waechter, Marilyn Hendrickson, Florence Wilscii, Gordon Smith, Tee
Biermacher.
Nancy Horn, Sarah Richards, loan VVenzel, Pat Miles, Carol Combs, Io Ann Thompson,
Martha Watson, Ann VVollerman, Nancy Kodros, Eunice Shelly, Caroll Barlow, Charles
Musgraves.
Raymond Bonnell. Margie Neuhaus. Marilyn Andrews, Scvelia Allen, Eleanor Sherwood,
Susan Iennings, Viola Neuhaus, Math Roth. Bob Carlton, Harold Sparks.
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OUR OFFICE PERSONNEL
Rita Ottmer, Mrs. Ieanne Theen and Mrs Mildred Watson
Winter is the Time for Social Events
Kenny entertains the girls
imitating Charles Lnughton
"Mutiny on the Bounty" at '
National Honor Society lncli
lion.
After the Induction Ce
moiiy, members of the Nanci
Honor Society eiiioycd refre:
ments in the cafctxwiu.
laminry grads hold ei po
wow nt one of tlicir numerm
pnrtieS.
And We Have Classes, Too!
The Home Ee students seem to enjoy
their own cookingl
Quiet! Serious operation in progress
as biology students dissect some frogs.
"The Bearded Lady!" Shirley applies
make-up in Drama class.
Fun at Alton High
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the ceiling. It's only one of
games at ax party of l
llarlow's class.
The hard-working mcmlw
of the Tatler Staff have a
least.
Kenny tries to figure out C
of lim Struif's magic rope trim
nt thc Tailor staff party.
Crowds, Crowds and More Crowds
The crowd calms down during the half
to purchase refreshments, and relax from
the excitement of the game.
Cur cafeteria has long been overcrowd-
ed. The tables are covered with books and
food. The remaining space is just enough V
to allow students to purchase their lunches lim
after waiting in line. W
Oh well, that's life!
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would quickly recognize it is one of our
home basketball games in the pitch of ex- 4
citement. The games were well attended
throughout the season.
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turus was this II1l1SlC2ll qulnici. Tlwy
arc, loft to right: Clmrll-s Willizuxxms,
Inmcs Conley, CillZU'll'!i Conlvy, Earl
Hill and Iohn Gmson,
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Trout, Donald liuxton, and Gcnv
Gclzinuis.
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riglxtl David XfVlSL'lTlilll, Chnrlvs Mus-
gmves, Iolm Dirtschy, Izxmcs llntclnmm
and Rolwrt Rulvright.
The Donkey Basketball Game
Uur Student Council put oil il donkey
hziskethnll grime during the close of winter.
The stutlczit participation put the crowd in at
puddle of laughter, These are some of the
best pictures tuken.
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Nlzirge Foster spent the eve-
ning chasing her faithful steed
around the gym.
Nick Barrels poses for ai shot, his arm
wrapped securely around his nssinine friend.
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Third Row: Rolicrl Mitlvr. Cllctns Keene. Donald Baker. Louis 'l'uvtk:n. Russell Scliuvtz, llill Nornilin
Hill Golikc.
Second Row: Ralph Von licrgcii. Lanny Downing. Robert Ginivvs. Dale Ugden, VVa'yric Dunn.
First Row: Mr. Gliu-avr. Curtis Qnlson. Burdcrtc Hzizclwciiclvr. Riuhard Gvillo, Iolin Clinnilicrs. Allicrt
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Second Row: Ruth Foster, l'm1'lm1'.i lVlans. Pauline Tuclkcn, Violin Carter. Shirlcy Bnilcy.
First Row: Nikkic Vulloff. lla-tty Cox. luzinita Brooks, lioliliic llilly. Blenna Nowlzin
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Camera Club
Second Row: Thane Olshy, Monte Iaeohy, Gene Celzinnis. Gerald Myers, lim Turner. Ernest Thayer.
First Row: lack Martin, Gerald liaeus, Roger Trout, Sarah Richards, Dora Ann Drew.
Spanish Club
Fourth R ow: Ann Hallek, Iackie McCoy, Monte Iacohy, General Roy, lim Struif, lim Turner, Thane Olshy.
Third Row: Mary Harshbarger, Shirley Brown, lean Upchuch, lane Glass. Margaret Shipman, Barhara
Hardin, Marina Catanzaro. Iackie Hand, Betty Io Rollins, Norma lean Short.
Second Row: Iosephine Greene, Carol Ballard. La Ruth johnson, Alta Mason.
First Row: Marilyn Hendricks. Carolyn Emons. lean Richards, Betty Dietschy, Rosemary Frye.
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Third Row: l.ois Simpson. Gordon Smith, Miss Hall, lack Martin.
Second Row: Iimniru Helmknmp, lean Bnhs, Mary Moss, Norma Helwig, Beverly Goltz, Ioan Shiriick.
Betty IDL-Witt, Rosemary Forsee.
First Row: Eleanor Sherwood. Sandra Voss, Shirley Spntz, Marilyn Hendricks, Charlotte Sawyer, It-ani
Arnold, limlwairii Arnold, Betty Smith, Lois Gittlen, Izickie Hand. Evelyn Shnttlewortli.
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Big A
Fourth Row: Dwight Sumner. lfdinnnd Phelps. Orville Link, lim Stromski, Don Horney, Olive Rose, Put
Sawyer, Ciirl Nlziyer, Ernest rllhaiyer.
Third Row: Billie Longfellow, Norma Slemer, lorry VVieneke, Carlie Shephard, David Glnsshreimer,
Second Row: Miiry Ann Floss, Anne Wziterlioiist-. Shirley Pelot, Ioan Shirzick, l5zii'lmrn Arnold, Beverly
Goltz, Norma May, Sandra Voss.
First Row: Miss Snider. Put Bray, Margie Foster, Ioan Hanoi. Don Hunt, Mr. Cook.
Red and Gray Hi-Y
Third Row: General Roy, Iaincs Taylor, Monte lacchy, Miekuy Jennings, Allan Chase.
Second Row: Don Bowels, lloh Bockstruck, lake Long, Douglas Rector.
First Row: lioh Williaiiis. Harold Berg, Ronald Mottziz. Ierry Hcschell.
Cafeteria Helpers
Fourth Row: Gene Clayton. llill Golike, Gene Fisher, Gerald Myers, Bob Carter, Dick Ili'uett. Louis
Tut-tkcn. lfverett l.yerla. Uon Ingram.
Third Row: llat Gibson, Elizabeth Hill, Dorothy Iohnson. Barbara Reynar, Beryle Fulks. VVilma
Reed, lerry Hurst, Dwight Stohhs, Earl lVh1eller.
Second Row: Roherta Copeland, M'arilyn Hendricks, Nicolene Vellolf, Mary Virginia Williziiiis, Eileen Foil,
hach. Eva Hoekstra, Bolw VX7eher, Leon Colson, Kenneth Clark.
First Row: Don Bertier. Betty Starhnck. Margery Iacobs, Alice Oulson. Ruth Hinderhan. Delores Fnlhey,
John Ruylc. Harold Ingram. Bob Nichols.
Student Patrol
Fourth Row: Sally Howe, Leroy Fessler, David Fcster, Wayne Dunn, Mickey lennings, Don McCormick,
Bob Iolmson, Iohn Chambers, Virginia Speight.
Third Row: Fred Schreiber, Florence Duvall, Ronald Nickens, Bill Beardsmore, Beatrice Lcvell, Ronnie
Mottaz, lack Fessler. David Oehler, Keith Bacus, Lavon Sitze.
Second Row: Bill Bopp, Tom Schreiber. Dale Eisenreicb, Fred Bray, Hershel Bean, Oliver Rose, Paul
Ward, lack Martin, Charles Gray. Gary Willis.
First Row: loan Hagarman, Bill Kaplan, Dick Burch, Betty Sheff, Darlene Bierbaum. Arwanda Flat,
Darla Henson, Ierry Acord.
George Washington Carver I-Ii-Y
Third Row: Mr, E. McGill, Stanley loy, Calvin Day, Clarence Turner, Rudolph Davis.
Second Row: Edward Gillespie. Eugene Iones, Donald Bradshaw, Charles Willianiis, Earl Hill, Tom Nolan.
Lloyd Disney.
Fir st R 0 w: Edward Huff, lohn Graves. Damon Iones.
The Mardi Gras of 1948
The king, Nick Bavas, sits on the
throne with his chosen queen, Marry
Tchoukaleff. That sure is a mighty
sad clown sitting before them.
Some ofthe Crowd gathered around
in small groups uneoneerned about
their ridiculous costumes.
Lower left: "Happy" Metzger and
"Smiley" Gelzinnis made excellent
clowns and were dressed appropriate
to the occasion.
Lower right: Harold Sparks and
Pat Baity swing gi mean Charleston at
the Nlardi Gras,
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Our New Student Council Officers
IACK STAUFFER, Vice-President and HARRY GAGHEN, President
This spring the junior class nominated the following candidates for student council
officers for 1948-49: Harry Gaghen, lack Stauffer, Dorothy lean Elfgen, Carl Mayer, Viola
Neuhaus, and Marlene Tate, After a spirited and well-organized campaign, Harry
Gaghen and lack Stauffer emerged as President and Vice-President, respectively.
The 1947 Letter Men
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Back Row: Carl Mayer, Chas. Conley, Bob Becker, Eugene Hook.
Front Row: Oliver Rose, Roy Oller, Evan Dean.
A new face was seen this year on the Redbird oval. lt belonged to Pete Stavros, the new track coach.
Coach Stavros proved that he was well qualified for this position bv running boys who were in tip-top
condition. His chief aim throughout the season was to train personally each boy in the event or events for
which the boy was best suited.
Returning veterans who set the pace for the younger inexperienced athletes this year were: Oliver Rose,
Carl Mayer, and Roy Oller in the dashes: Evan Dean in the 880: Charles Conley in the mile: and Bob Becker
whose specialty was the hurdles. It was up to these boys to help Coach Stavros field a winning squad.
The Redbirds had a fine schedule this past season of ten meets. They were as following: April 8, at
Edwardsville: April 17. at Granite: April 21, at Edwardsville: April 24, Conference Relays at Belleville: April 29,
at Roxana: May l, at Dupo: May 4, at Wood River: May 8, District at Granite: May 17. County Meet at Rox-
ana: and May 22. Conference Meet at Granite.
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EDITOR
TERRY BURCH
ASISTANT EDITORS
IANET SPARKS
ROBERT WHIPPLE
MARY FELDWISCH
IEAN RICHARDS
SHIRLEY SCOGGINS
ANNE WATERHOUSE
CARLEE CHESTER
ADAI-I RUTH SMALLEY
IUDY IOHNSTON
PI-IOTOGRAPHER
LELAND KREID
CIRCULATION STAFF
ROBERT CARTER. Manager
WILLIAM EDGELL
WILLIAM KAPLAN
INEZ PHLEGER
IRIS PHLEGER
LOUIS DOMAN
TYPISTS
IOANN BRUECKNER
JEAN HOLLAND
MARGARET MANNS
LE VONA DUELM
IANE NEUDECKER
PAIGE WAGGONER
BUSINESS MANAGER
DAVID LAUCK
ADVERTISING STAFF
WILLIAM RICE. Manager
ERNEST TI-IAYER
PAUL CLARK
ROBERT BECKER
MARGERY FOSTER
RICHARD ALEXANDER
IACK EDELMAN
ART STAFF
KENNETH BURGE, Editor
IOAN BRADLEY
FRANCES OLIVER
RAY HARRIS
DARLENE PERKINS
IUNE DOERR
FACULTY ADVISOR
BERNICE WILLIAMSON
The People
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They a'on'l all dress alike
They don 't all belong to the same gang
They don? all take the same subjects
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Cur Board of Education
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I.-lngu-rg-' Srudy Halls English
RAY L. IACKSON
Chairman of Ihr
Athlviir Dvpartmvnl
Boys' Cuunsrlur
NORMA LEE
BENECKE
National Honor So-
ciety: Girl's Council:
Commercial Club.
Treasurer: S p ani s h
Club: Times Staff.
ROBERT E. BURNS
Smiley Hi-Y.
LEWIS DOMAN
Tatler Staff: Nation-
al Honor Society:
Quill and Scroll: Sci-
ence Club: George
William's Hi-Y: Sen-
ior Play: Football and
Track.
GEORGE
FREDERIKK
GEORGEOFF
Student Council: Lat-
in Club: Senior Play:
F-cotball.
BONNIE SUE
I-IENDRICKS
National Honor So-
ciety.
BILL HUEBNER
Seniors - - anuary Cl-ass
IOAN BRADLEY VERNON BRANDT
Tatler Staff.
ALBERT COOPER
Latin Club: Dramatic
C l u b 2 Thespians:
Treasurer: S t u d e n t
Patrol.
DONALD EDWIN
DUNCAN
GENEVA GRANT
Home Economics Club
BETTY IANE
HENRY
National Honor So-
ciety: G. A. A.: Stu-
dent Patrol.
VIVIENNE RUTH
IENNINGS
National Honor So-
ciety: Girl's Council.
Vice -Pres.: Student
Council: Dramatic
Club: Thespians: Lat-
in Club: French Club,
Pres.: Senior Play.
LOUISE DAVIS
Student Council: 4-2
Class Treasurer.
HOWARD
DUNNAGAN
Latin Club: Student
Patrol: Red and Gray
Hi-Y.
RAY HARRIS
Tatler Staff.
NQRMA JOYCE
HERMES
Home Ec. Club. Secy.
GERALDINE
IONES
HAROLD BROOKS
Red and Gray Hi-Y:
Student Patrol: Movie
Projectors Club.
GLORIA
DITTERLINE
DELBERT
GARY EDSALL
WILLIAM
THEODORE
BROOKS
WANDA
DOW DY
RICHARD
FRANKE
Red and Gray Hi-Y, Latin Club.
Pres.: Boys' Cabinet.
Pres.: Student Council
Vice-Pres.: Football:
Baseball: Track.
STELLA NANCY
HARRIS.
G. A. A.
BARBARA
HOLLOWAY
ROBERT
KINCADE
ALLINDA
HAYES
IAMES CARLETON
HOPKINS
George Williams
Hi-Y, Pres.
MARILYN
KRANZ
:Y
LELAND FRANCIS
KREID
Quill 6 Scroll: Na-
tional Honor Society
Vice-Pres.: Tatler
Staff Photographer:
George Williams Hi-
Y: Times Staff: Sci-
ence Club: Student
Patrol: Senior Play:
Senior Class Vice-
Pres.: Latin Club.
LOIS MEYER
JANE
NEUDECKER
Student Council: Quill
and Scroll: Spanish
Club: Student Patrol:
Tatler Staff: Senior
Play: Commercial
Club.
ROBERT EUGENE
PIPER
george Williams Hi-
HOWARD
SKELTON
DALE
TIMMERMEIER
Student Council:
Senior Play
Seniors - - January Class
BILLY LOGAN
Student Patrol
IIM M. MIDGET
Boys' Cabinet Vice-
Pres.: Student Coun-
cil
DONALD E.
NEWCOME
Red and Gray Hi-Y:
Student Council: Tat-
ler Staff, '46: Football
'46-'47: Track '46-'47.
BEI I Y MARIE
PRUETT
National Honor So-
ciety, Pres.: Quill 8
S c r o l l Secy-Treas.:
Times Staff: Girls'
Council: S t u d e nt
Council: Commercial
Club Pres.: Latin Club
Library Assistant.
VVEBSTER
SMITH
CURTIS LEO
TWICHELL
WINIFRED IWILA MAURICE ALLEN
LUEDECKE MARKHAM MEDHURST
French Club Pres.: Commercial Club. National Honor So-
Iunior Class Pres.: ciety: Student Patrol:
Girls' Council: Stu- Debate Team: Times
dent Council: Dra- Staff: Senior Play.
matic Club.
MARILYN GEORGE BEI IY L. NASH
MIHILL MCPHERSON Latin Club
Latin Club: Quill EJ
Scroll: Big "A" Pres.:
Girl's Council Pres.:
Times Staff Editor:
Student Council Secy-
Treas.: "l9" Club: So-
phomore Class Secy.:
Senior Class Secy.:
Senior Play.
MARY PACE RUBY MAE PEAL HOWARD OREN
Home Ec. Club Latin Club. PHELPS
Latin Club: Big "A"
BETTY IO BARBARA IEAN MARY LOU
ROLLINS SCHELM SCHAEFER
Spanish Club Pres.:
Student Council: Girls
Council: National
Honor Society: Senior
Class President.
MARY STARKEY BEI I Y STITES EARL EUGENE
STROHBECK
RONALD DOROTHY THEON CLARENCE
TICKNER TALLYN VAN HOY
National Honor So-
ciety: Latin Club: Stu-
dent Council: Presi-
dent of Freshman
Class.
Home Ec. Club Treas. Senior Play.
Seniors - - January Class
LOIS VANN
Senior play.
RONALD K.
WILSON
Red and Gray H
Pres: Baseball.
AUDREY
MILLIF
PAIGE
WAGGONER
National Honor So-
ciety, Secy.: Dramatic
Club: Thespians Pres.:
Girls' Council Secyn
Commercial C l u b 2
Quill S1 Scroll: Tatler
Staff: Student Coun-
cil: Library Assistant.
NANCY
WINKLER
"l9" Club: Big
Secy.: French Club:
Cheer Leader, 45-46:
Student Council: Pep
Club.
SHIRLEY Bos WEIGLER HARRY WILLIAMS
WARNER
PAULINE YOUNG BARBARA
PAUL YouNG Spanish Club: Foot, FROHOCK
ball Queen, 1947.
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ALEXANDER
Student Council Secy-
Treas.: "I9" Club
Secy.: Tatler Staff:
George Williams Hi-
Y: Vice-Pres. of Sen-
ior Class '48: Base-
ball.
MARGARET ANN
ASH
Latin Club: Times
Staff: Chorus.
FRANCES ELNORE
BANKS
Phyllis Wheatly
BE'I'I'IE LOU BEA
Phyllis Wheatly Girl
Reserves: "Y Teens"
SALLY BETTS
Commercial Club: "Y
Teens": G. A. A.:
Chorus.
DALE RICHARD
BRUCE
Seniors - - June Class
IUANITA
ALLBRITTON
EUGENE
AUSTIN
LAURA
BARKSDALE
WILLIAM E.
BEARDSMORE
Boys' Cabinet: Smi-
ley Hi-Y: Student Pa-
trol: Latin Club: Pres.
Iunior Class.
IMOGENE
BRATTON
IOAN
BRUECKNER
S t u d e nt Council:
Times Staff: Tatler
Staff Typist: Y-Teens
Commercial C l u b
President: Dramatic
Club: Quill Ev Scroll:
Thespian Play.
DALE E. AMISON
KEITH R. BACUS
Student Council: Lat-
in Club: Glee Club:
Student Patrol: Pep
Club.
EDWARD
BARTON
BOB BECKER
Student Council,Vice-
Pres.: Boys' Cabinet.
Vice-Pres.: Freshman
Class, Pres.: Sopho-
more Class, Pres.:
Iunior Class, Vice-
Pres.:"l9" Club Secy.
Vice-Pres.: George
Williams Hi-Y, Vice-
Pres.: Tatler Staff:
Times Staff fSportsl:
City Hi-Y Council:
Football, '45-'46-'47:
Basketball, '45-'46-'47
Baseball, '45: Track.
'45-'46-'47-'48.
BILL BROADNAX
IACK AUSHN
BUCHANAN
IOHN ANICK
SHIRLEY DEANE
BAILEY
G.A.A.: F.H.A. Sec-
retary Future Home-
makers of America.
FORRESTINE
BATEMON
H o m e Economics:
Phyllis Wheatly.
FRANCIS DRISCUL
BELL
George Williams Hi-
Y: "l9" Club: Student
Council: Band.
DELORES BROWN
Commercial C lu b :
Latin Club.
IEAN ANNETTE
Buns
Commercial Club: Li-
brary Staff.
DOROTHY MAE
ARMES
Commercial Club
Home Economics
MARGIE BALLARD
Phyllis Wheatly Secy.
MARLAND BATES
GUY BARTI-ILE'I'I'
ELMER BROWN
Student Council.
TERRY BURCH
Chorus: Student Pa-
trol: Dramatic Club.
President: Thespians,
Secretary: Latin Club:
Tatler Staff Editor:
Quill and Scroll: Na-
tional Honor Society:
Science Club, Vice-
President: President of
Senior Class.
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KENNETH ALLEN FRANCIS E.
BURGE, IR. BURGER
Student Council, Art Science Club,
Advisor: National
Honor Society, Vice-
Pres.: Quill C1 Scroll:
Science Club, Presi-
dent: Stamp Club:
Red and Gray Hi-Y:
Tatler Staff. Art Edi-
tor.
VIOLA LAZEL IAMES ROSS
CARTER CHAMBLISS
FLO IEAN CLARK
Latin Club: Dramatic
Club: Commercial
Club.
BETTY EILEEN
COX
Commercial C l u b :
H o m e Economics
Club Pres.: Y-Teens.
NITA
CROCKETT
Commercial C lu b .
Vice-Pres.: Y-Teens:
G.A.A.
RODNEY
CARROLL
DERRICOTT
Red and Gray I-Ii-Y.
Latin Club: Camera
Club: Band.
MARY CLARK
Phyllis Wheatley
LOUIS COX
Not Graduating
ORVILLE DARR
BETTY LOU
DEWITT
Chorus: G.A.A.
ETHEL DELORES
BURLEY
National Honor Soci-
ety: Latin Club: Stu-
dent Council.
BETTY LOU CARR
Times Staff: Latin
C 1 u b : Commercial
Club: Dramatic Club.
DARWIN MIMA IOE ANN
CHANNEY CHAPPELL
G.A.A.: Commercial
Club: Chorus.
PAUL IMMANUEL CHARLES
CLARK DONALD CONLEY
Student Council: Tat- George Washington
ler Staff: Band: Bas- Carver Hi-Y: Track.
ketball.
ANITA
CRAGMILES
GENE
DAUGHHETEE
Student Patrol.
IEANNE DILBECK
Latin Club.
BETTY IANE
CRAIN
'MARY
CATHERINE
DAVIS
IUNE MARIE
DOERR
Tatler Staff: Quill and
Scroll: Latin Club:
Inter - Club Council
Pres.: Y-Teen Pres.
6 Vice-pres.: G.A.A.
ROBERT BRUCE
CARTER
Tatler Staff, Circula-
tion Manager: Cafe-
teria Assistant.
CARLEE IEAN
CHESTER
Band: Latin Club:
Girls' Council: Tatler
Staff: Quill and Scroll:
National Honor So-
ciety: Debate Team:
Student Council, Pres:
Thespian Pres.: Dra-
matic Club Treas.:
President of Sopho-
more Class: 4th Maid
to Dream Girl: and
Maid to Football
Queen.
ROBERTA
COPELAND
Student Council: Stu-
dent Patrol: Cafeteria
Assistant.
LUCILLE
MAE CRAIN
G.A.A.
EVAN BENEDICT
DEAN
George Williams Hi-
Y: Student Council:
Alton High Times
Sports Editor: Big-A:
Track: Football.
VERNARD
DOOLEY
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EDWARD
THOMAS
DOWNES
"l9" Club: Smiley Hi-
Y: Alton High Times:
Student Council: Big-
A: Track.
MARVIN EBKER
Student Patrol.
EUGENE
ELMENDORF
RUTH MARILYN
FOSTER
Home Economics Club
JEAN GARLAND
Latin Club: Girl Re-
serves: G.A.A.
HELEN MARIE
GOLDMAN
Seniors - - June Class
GEORGE DREITH
Latin Club: Track.
RUTH ELAINE
ECCLES
Spanish Club, Pres.:
Quill and Scroll: Na-
tional Honor Society:
Student Council:
Girls' Council: Times
Staff: Pres. of Sopho-
more Class. Q
LARRY EVANS
LEVONA MAY
DUELM
G.A.A.: Library Staff:
Commercial C l u b :
Tatler Staff: Quill C1
Scroll: Honor Society
Secretary.
IACK G.
EDELMAN
Tatler Staff: Student
Patrol: Camera-Club:
Science Club, Vice-
President: Magic Club.
Vice-President.
MARY LEE
FELDWISCH
French Club Secy.:
Latin Club: National
Honor Society: Quill
and Scroll: Tatler
Staff: Times Staff As-
sistant Editor: Pep
Club.
IOLA IEAN KENNETH L.
FRANKLIN FRANZ
Latin Club: Student
Council: Dramatic
C l u b : Thespians:
Times Staff: Commer-
cial Club: Chorus.
FRANK ' LESLIE MONROE
GENTELIN GIBSON, IR.
"l9" Cl b: Student
Track' Patrol Cajptain: Foot-
ball: Basketball: Base-
ball: President of
Freshman Class.
ALBERT LOUIS RICHARD
GOLIKE GOODPASTURE
F.F.A.: Track.
NANCY MAE
DUTY
Chorus: Latin Club:
Times Staff.
CLARENCE
WILLIAM EDGELL
Tatler Staff: Quill 8
Scroll: Honor Society:
Latin Club.
MARY ANN FLOSS
Spanish Club: Big A:
Times Staff: Pep Club
BETTY JANE
FREEMAN
EDWARD
GILLESPIE
George Washington
Carver Hi-Y: Spanish
Club: Magic Club,
Secy.-Treas.
RALPH ERNEST
GRAVEMANN
CHARLES
ELZA EALES
NORMA RUTH
ELAM
Commercial Club: Stu-
dent Council: Nation
al Honor Society.
MARGERY
FOSTER
Tatler Staff: Cheer
Leader '45-'46: Span-
ish Club: Student
Council: Pep Club:
Big "A" Secretary.
K. DON
GALLIHER
Student Council.
BETTY LOUISE
GILLSON
Pep Club: Homemak-
ing Club.
JOHN MURRAY
GRAvEs
Carver Hi-Y. Vice-
Pres.: Band: Football:
Track.
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ROBERT LEE
GRAVES
Band.
RICHARD GVILLO
F.F.A.. Secy.
NATALIE
IEANETTE
HAWK
RITA CAROL
HEYNE
Y-Teens.
IEAN ELIZABETH
HINRICHS
G. A. A.: Y-Teens:
Commercial Club Sec-
retary: Chorus.
DON G. HUNT
S t u d e nt Council:
Spanish Club: "l9"
Club President: Big A
Vice-President: Foot-
ball: Track.
Seniors - - June Class
CLEVELAND
GRAY
Spanish Club: George
Washington Carver
Hi-Y.
PATRICIA
ANN HALE
Y-Teens.
GILBERT S.
HEIL
MARGO HIGGINS
National Honor Socie-
ty: Girls' Council:
Student Council: Lat-
in Club: Commercial
Club: Treasurer of
Ir. Class.
IEANIE HOLLAND
Commercial C l u b
Vice-Pres.: Y-Teens:
Tatler Staff, Typist:
G.A.A.: Chorus.
MARTHA M.
HUNT
Girls' Council, Secy.-
Treas.: " 19" Club
Pres.: Chorus: Stu-
dent Council.
IOSEPHINE
GREENE
Spanish Club: Y-Teen
Club.
IOI-IN KENNETH
HAMBY
Latin Club: Smiley
Hi-Y.
HAROLD
HENDERSON
IO ELIZABETH
HILL
Commercial C l u b
Treas.: Times Staff.:
G.A.A. President.
ALICE LOUISE
HORSTMAN
Y-Teens.
FRANCIS CECIL
HURD
Times Staff
BETTY RUTH
GROSS
Y-Teen, Pres.
ARDRICK ARDEAN
HAMMON
BIRDIA LEEN
HENRY
Phyllis Wheatley Y-
Teens.
MARRY HILL
FRANKLIN
EDWARD HUFF
Carver Hi-Y, Vice-
President.
MERLE
HUTCHINSON
ELIZABETH
LOUISE GUTHRIE
Chorus: Student
Council: Spanish Club:
Times Staff.
ROBERTA
HARRAWOOD
Spanish Club: Com-
mercial Club.
HELEN IRENE
HERREN
Commercial Club.
RUTHIE MARIE
HINDERHAN
Library Assistant:
Cafeteria Assistant:
Student Patrol: Com-
mercial Club: G.A.A.
IACK HUMM
RUBY IACOBS
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ROBERT IACOBY
Science Club.
PAULINE MARIE
IOUETT
National Honor So-
ciety: Commercial
Club.
MYRTLE KEENE
FLOYD EDWARD
LAMPERT
VIRGINIA LEE
LEWIS
IEANNE LUTZ
"19" Club Pres.: Lat-
in Club.
Seniors - - June Class
VIOLA
IEFFERSON
BARBARA
IOHNSON
ROBERT MEADE
KESINGER
IAMES
FREDERICH
IOHNSTON
BETTY ANN
KAEGLE
Y-Teens: Latin Club:
Commercial Club.
PATTE KOCHER
"l9" Club: Student
Dramatic Club: Stu- Council: Latin Club.
dent Patrol: Baseball.
WILMA LORENE
LAMPERT
ORVILLE E.
LINK
Big A: George Wil-
liams Hi-Y: Football:
Basketball.
IOSEPH MALONE
Football '47.
DAVID LAUCK
National Honor So-
ciety: Tatler Staff
Bus.-Mgr.: Quill and
Scroll: Track: Magic
Club.
PHYLLIS MARIE
LOY
BETTY IACKLYN
MACKAY
Girl Reserves.
1uD1TH ANN
1oHNsToN
National Honor Socie-
ty: Tatler Staff: Quill
and Scroll: Spanish
Club: Big A: Pep
Club.
WILLIAM JOSEPH
KAPLAN
Snanish Club: Stu-
dent Patrol Capt.: Na-
tional Honor Society:
Tatler Staff: Quill 8
Scroll.
ANGELA ANN
KODROS
Student Council:
Commercial C l u b 3
Chorus: 4th Maid to
Football Queen: Pep
Club.
IEAN
LENGACHER
C h o r u s: Dramatic:
Volleyball Team.
DONALD E.
LOITE
Smiley Hi-Y.
MARGARET
MANNS
Girls Council, "l9"
Club. Vice-Pres.: Na-
tional Honor Society:
Quill and Scroll: Stu-
dent Council: Tatler
Staff: Spanish Club.
LEE ESSYE
JOHNSON
Phyllis Wheatley Y-
Teen, Vice-Pres.
IO ANN KEASLER
Commercial C1 u b :
Pep Club.
DONALD KUHN
Band: Times Staff:
Latin Club: Student
Council: Basketball:
Baseball.
HOMER CALVIN
LEAKE
GEORGIA LOUISE
LONGUST
BARBARA MANS
H o m e Economics
C I u b : Commercial
Club.
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MICHAEL MARIN
Spanish Club: Hall
Patrol.
LEVERN IAMES
McCOY
MARTHA ANN
McBURNEY
Girls' Council: Stu-
dent Council: Quill
and Scroll: National
Honor Society: Edi-
tor of Times: Secy. of
Senior Class.
BARBARA MILES
Chorus: Times Staff.
HAROLD MUGGIE
Track.
FRANCES
LORAINE
OLIVER
National Honor So-
ciety? Quill 6 Scroll:
Tatler Staff: Latin
Club.
Seniors - - June Class
IOYCE MARTIN
ROXALANA
MCCOY
Phyllis Wheatly Y-
Teen. Pres.
BARBARA IEAN
MCGLASSON
Spanish Club: Com-
mercial Club.
PHILLIP WM.
MATHUS
DELBERT
McDANIELS
NELSON R.
McREYNOLDS
Rifle Club: Capt. of
Rifle Team '47-'48:
Pres. of Rifle Club
'47-718: Rifle Team
'47-'483 Track '47-'48.
NORMA MAY
Big"A' ': Spanish Club
MARYBELLE
McGUlRE
Latin C l u b 3 Dra-
matic Club: National
Honor Society: Dra-
matic Club. Secy.
Girls' Council, Pres.:
Band: Times Staff:
Quill and Scroll.
NELSON W.
MCREYNOLDS
MELVIN WENDELL PAULINE MOODY
MITCHELL MEZAROS French Club.
- Student Patrol
BETTY IRENE IEAN YVONNE RUTH MARIE
NICOLET NOTSON OEHLER
Times Staff: Latin Student patrol'
Club.
IUANITA O'NEAL ALICE MAE SHIRLEY ANNE
OULSON PELOT
Spanish Club: Glee Librarian: Hall Pa-
Club. trol: Student Council:
Big "A": Cheerleader
'46-'47-'48: Pep Club.
LLOYD WILLIAM
McCOURTNEY
Band.
DON McKINNEY
Rifle Club: Rifle
Team: Baseball '47-
'48.
MARY FRANCES
MILLER
VERLIN MOORE
SHIRLEY MAE
OLDEN
Girl Reserves: Tatler
Staff: G. A. A.
PETE PERICA, IR.
Football: Baseball.
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Commercial Club:
Student Council.
IRIS IRENE
PHLEGER
Tatler Staff.
MARY POOLE
IEANNINE
CHARMAINE
RICHARDS
Tatler Staff: Spanish
Club Secretary: Lat-
in Club: Chorus.
SHIRLEY ANNE
ROETTGERS
Chorus: Valliers Cap-
tain.
DELMAR R.
SCHRUMPF. IR.
Student Patrol: Cam-
era Club.
Seniors - - jrme Class
DARLENE
YVONNE
PERKINS
Tatler Art Staff:
Quill and Scroll:.
PHYLLIS PIERSON
Commercial Club: Y-
Teens Secretary.
FRANCES LOUISE
PUETZ
G.A.A.: Chorus: Stu-
dent Council.
WILLIAM NELSON
RIGGS
Latin Club: Student
Council: Red and
Gray Hi-Y: Band:
Football Manager.
ELIZABETH
EMMA RUCKMAN
Glee Club.
ORVILLE A.
SCI-IUETZ
LUCILLE ANN IOSEPI-I HURLEY INEZ PHLEGER
PERSCI-IA
CHARLOTTE
PEARL PIGGOTT
Girls' Council: Com-
mercial Club.
ROBERT REED
IACK MITCHELL
ROBERTS
Smiley Hi-Y Presi-
dent: Student Council.
GERALDINE
RUSHING
Spanish Club: Student
Council: Girls' Coun-
cil, Vice-Pres.: Na-
tional Honor Society:
Quill and Scroll:
Times Staff: Dramatic
Club: Band.
SHIRLEY ANN
SCOGGINS
Chorus: Student Coun-
cil: Gi rl s ' Council:
Tatler Staff: Thes-
pians Secretary: Latin
Club President: Span-
ish Club Vice-Presi-
dent: Dramatic Club
President: Dream Girl
'47: lst Maid to Foot-
ball Queen.
PFAFF
Student Patrol.
ARTHUR PITTSJR.
Latin Club: Band,
Secretary: Carver Hi-
Y, Sergeant at Arms:
Track.
MARTHA REED
Y-Teens: Commercial
Club Secretary: Na-
tional Honor Society:
Quil and Scroll: Dra-
matic Club: Student
Council: Times Staff:
Chorus.
DOLORES ROADY
Latin Club: Chorus:
Dramatic Club: Stu-
dent Council.
WANDELL
SCHURER
IEANNEAN
SELLIER
Tatler Staff.
RUTH POLLARD
WILLIAM E. RICE
Band Vice-President:
Student Council:
Chorus: Spanish Club:
National Honor So-
ciety: Quill and Scroll:
T a tl e r Advertising
Manager.
MAX ROSENTHAL
ROLAND
SCHLOBOHM
BETTY LOUISE
SI-IINPAUGH
QF' 1
ROSE MARIE
SHORT
National Honor So-
ciety: Commercial
Club: Spanish Club:
Chorus: Y-Teens.
PHYLLIS IEAN
SMITH
DELORES IUNE
STECK
National Honor So-
ciety: Spanish Club.
OLIVER TAYLOR
George Washington
Carver Hi-Y: Track.
DON THURM
HERBERT E.
VANAUSDOLL
Seniors - - June Class
EVELYN IOYCE MARGARET IUNE ELLOISE
SHUTTLEWORTH SINCLAIR SITTON
Commercial Club.
BILL
SOLTERMAN
Student Patrol.
DON G.
STEPHENSON
Science Club Secre-
tary: Radio Club.
MARY
TCHOUKALEF F
Spanish Club: " l 9'
Club: Big "AH: Mar-
di Gras Queen '48.
JAMES RICHARD
TRIBBLE
KENTON
WAECHTER
Band.
IANET SPARKS
Band President: Latin
Club Pres. E1 Secy.-
Treas.: Dramatic
Club Vice-President:
Thespians: S t u d e nt
Council: Girls' Coun-
cil: Tatler Staff:
Quill and Scroll: 3rd
IVl7aid to Dream Girl
'4 .
CALVIN DENNIS
STINE
ROSE MARY
TEIPEL
Spanish Club: Chorus:
National Honor So-
ciety.
PAULINE
ELIZABETH
TUETKEN
H o m e Economics
Club: Y-Teens.
DELMAR
WALKINGTON
Chorus: G. A. A.:
Commercial Club: Pep
Club.
CAROL IULENE
SPENCE
SHIRLEY
SULLIVAN
Spanish Club: Com-
mercial Club.
ERNEST THAYER
Dramatic Club: Thes-
pians Treasurer: Tat-
ler Staff: Quill and
Scroll: Band, Treas-
urer: Chorus: Nation-
al Honor Society:
Student Council: Lat-
in Club: Science Club
Secretary: Camera
Club: Big A: Cheer-
leaders, Captain:
Track.
MARGARET
IOYCE
TURNER
Latin Club: French
Club: Student Coun-
ci.
ANNE
WATERHOUSE
Cheerleader '46-'47:
Big A: Tatler Staff:
Pep Club: Student Pa-
trol.
ADAH RUTH
SMALLEY
National Honor So-
ciety, Pres.: Quill 6
Scroll, Pres.: Girls'
Council: Thespians.
Vice-Pres.: Dramatic
Club, Secretary: Lat-
in Club. Pres.: Tatler
Staff: Student Coun-
cil:French Club: Vice-
Pres. of 3-2 Class:
Chorus: Times Staff:
Asst. Editor.
DOLORES
STADE
National Honor So-
ciety: Quill and Scroll
Vice-Pres.: Times
Staff: Dramatic Club:
Latin Club, Vice-
President.
PAULINE
TARRANT
NELLIE FRANCES
THOMAE
IARIS ANN TUTT
Big A: Cheerleader
'46-'47-'48: Pep Club.
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Seniors - - June Class
MARTHA LEE
WEBB
Cv. A. A. Vice-Pres.:
Chorus: Times Staff:
Home Economics
Club.
SHIRLEY
WEMPEN
National Honor So-
ciety: "l9" Club:
French Club.
SHIRLEY
VVILLIAMS
Latin Club: Camera
Club: Chorus: Pep
Club: Student Coun-
cil.
SHIRLEY ANN
WEBER
Y-Teens: Commercial
Club.
VIRGINIA LEE
WENDLE
Latin Club: Y-Tccns
Secy.-Treas.
BETTY IEAN
WILLIAMSON
G.A.A. Treas.: Com-
mercial Club: Chorus:
Student Council.
ILOTA ROSE
WEINRICH
National Honor So-
ciety: Latin Club:
Band.
ROBERT LEE
WHIPPLE
Tatler Staff: Football
GARY M. WILLIS
Student Patrol: Base-
ball.
MARY ELLEN
WELCH
Commercial Club: Y-
Teens.
IACK WIDGER
DONALD
WUELLNER
TWILA
WELLING
IACKIE
WIENEKE
Big A: Chorus: Cheer-
leader '47-48.
ELLSWORTH
LEO BAILEY.
ILINIOR
Red and Gray Hi-Y,
President: Student
Council: Boy's Cabi-
net. President: Foot-
ball.
Seniors - - June Class
Football: Track.
SENIORS OF THE IUNE CLASS WHOSE PICTURES
DO NOT APPEAR IN THIS BOOK:
MARGARET BATY
ILIANITA BRUCE
IMOGENE BRUNAUGH
EARL BYR-D
WAYNE DAVIS
RANDALL DAWSON
ROBERT HAMILTON
THELMA HARVEY
IEANNE HLITCHINSON
DONALD INGRAM
RICHARD MELLENTHIN
ROBERT MOORE
DONALD MORRIS
FRANCES SINKS
GERALD STEMM
ELMO TUDOR
DONALD WATSON
GRACE WILLIAMS
DOLORES WOOD
ALANIN DOWNING
THOMAS DUNPHY
CHARLES EIDSON
IOHN FESSLER
WAYNE FISHER
ROSEMARY FORSEE
CHARLES MURRAY
CURTIS OULSON
WILLIAM PACE
FRED ROSENTHAL
RUSSEL SCHUETZ
IOE SCROGGINS
WILLIAM DARKINS
ROBERT DLICHEMIN
WILLIAM' RHOADES
FRANK CATES
Juniors
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ROYCE BARBARA
ADAMS ARNOLD
NICK HERSI-IEL
BAVIS BEANE
WAYNE BILL
BEI-INEN BELL
DOROTHY VERNON
BERTELS BIERBALIM
DOLORES
ARNOLD
BARBARA
BECKER
ETTA
BENEZE
KATHRYN
BLACKARD
COLLEEN
BOGLEY
BILL
BEETS
LEROY
BENNINGTON
BOB
BOCKSTRLICK
MARCELLA
BALDRIDGE
IEANNE
BE DELL
HAROLD R.
BERG
BARBARA
BOMKAMP
'll'
VVILBUR
BOOHER
CLARA
BROOKS
DON
BLIXTON
MLIRIEL
CHA I 'FELL
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LEOLA
BOPP
HAZEL
BROOKS
NELSON
BLIZAN
SHIRLEY
CHAPPEL
uniors
DON
BOWERS
HELEN
BROWN
IANE
BYERS
ALLEN
CHASE
MARTHA IIAT
BOWER BRADY
IOANN DICK
BROWN BLIRCH
PATRICIA BOB
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CLARK
RICHARD L.
COLLINS
ALICE
COONS
GENE
DAVENPORT
PATSY
COCHRAN
IEAN LOUISE
CONLEY
DOROTHEA
COPE
MARGARET
DAVENPORT
Juniors
YD
GLORIA
COLE
DALE
CONNER
BOB
COX
EUGENE
DAVIS
DELORES
COLLIER
MARY
CONNOUR
BARBARA
CRAWFORD
EILEEN
DEUCKER
HARRIET
COLLINS
BETTY
CONWAY
CHARLES D
CROCKETT
VIRGINIA
DODSON
KAY
DOMAN
RUTH
DYKEMAN
MARLENE
ELFGEN
CAROL
EWING
DORA ANN
DREW
ROGER
EDWARDS
EDNA MAE
ELLIS
WANDA
FEARNO
Juniors
VIVIENNE
DRURY
BETTY
EDWARDS
LORAINE
ELLIS
ALBERT
FINCH
SALLY
DUNCAN
DALE
EISENR EICH
CAROLYN
EMMONS
CLARABEL
FINES
WAYNE
DUNN
DOROTHY
ELFGEN
ALICE
EVANS
HELEN
FINES
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EUGENE
FISHER
IUNE
FREEMAN
BILL
GASNELL
HELEN
GILLESPIE
fix.
IOE
FLIPPO
EDNA
FRENCH
GENE
GELZINIS
LOIS
GITTLEN
DAVID
FOSTER
ROSEMARY
FRYE
RICHARD
GENTRY
IANE
GLASS
1,
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GENE
FRAZIER
CATHERINE
GABRIEL
NORMA
GILL
DAVE
GLASSBRENNER
GINGER LEE
FRAZIER
CLELA
GOFF
SHIRLEY
GILLEN
MARY
GOLDMAN
BEVERLY IOHN
GOLTZ GRASON
IACKIE IOAN '
HAND HANEI
FRANK ILIANITA
HALIVERSBLIRK HELMKAMP
NORDELL DANIEL
HILL HOCHSTUHL
fi!-
Juniors
EDWARD
GREENE
BARBARA
HARDEN
BARBARA
HENDERSON
CLARA MAE
HOLLOWAY
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IIMMY
GUMM
ROGER
HARFORD
MARILYN
HENDRICKSON
DELORES
HOLMES
SHIRLEY
HALE
EDWARD
HATTEN
EARL
HILL
EUGENE
HOOK
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ARLENE
HOPKINS
LOIS
HUBBS
MONTE
JACOBY
EULA
JOHNSON
SHIRLEY
HARD
ROSEMARY
HUDGEONS
MICKEY
IENNINGS
DAMON JR.
JONES
NANCY
HORN
JIM
HUDSON
SHIRLEY
IENNINGS
LA VAUGHN
IONES
DON
HORNEY
EVELYN
HYNDMAN
SUSAN
JENNINGS
IACK
KELLER
MIKE
HOWARD
ALICE JUNE
IACOBS
DICK
IOHNSON
DARLENE
KNIGHT
DOROTHY
KRAMER
HERBERT
LAND
WILLIAM
LEWIS
BETTY
LOVELL
CHARLES IR.
KROTZ
IOAN
LEESON
MARGARET
LINAKER
YVONNE
LOWE
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uniors
OLGA
KUDELKA
IO ANN
LEFLER
AUDREY
LINCOLN
LARRY
LLIMPKIN
STANLEY
LAGEMANN
RITA MARIE
LESEMAN
BILLIE
LONGFELLOW
MERNA
LYNCH
MARILYN
LAMBERT
MARY ANN
LEVORA
BEATRICE
LOVELL
FRANK
McATEE
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Juniors
BILL
MALONE
BRUCE
MENARD
PAT
MOORE
VIOLA
NEUHAUS
MILDRED
MALSOM
BARBARA
MELTON
MARY LOUISE
MOSS
GENE
NIEMEIER
BARBARA
MARTIN
DONALD
METZGER
RONALD
MOTTAZ
.THOMAS
NOLAN
IACK
MARTIN
GENE
MILLER
LMERNELL
MUELLER
I- I
AYRIVIIDA
NORMAN
CARL
MAYER
NORMA ANN
MOORE
VIRGINIA
MYERS
VIRGINIA
NORMAN
DALE
OGDEN
BERNICE
PARKS
DONALD
POTTER
SARAH
RICHARDS
RAY
OHLEN
RAY
PARTON
MARGERY
POWELL
MYRA
RILEY
uniors
THANE
OLSBY
DONALD
PEEL
NANCY
PRATT
PHYLLIS
RISTER
NIELAN
PAINTER
DEAN
PEYTON
BOB
PULLEM
IEAN
IO ANNE
PARRISH
BARBARA
PHILLIPS
CAROL
READY
BARBARA
ROBERSON ROBERTSON
Juniors
OLIVER
ROSE
PAT
SAWYER
NORMA
SCHELLE
IOAN
SHIRACH
CHARLES
ROSS
DONNA
SHADE
EARL
SCI-IMIDT
MEG
SHIPMAN
WANDA IEAN
RLICKER
BOB
SCHAEFER
BETTY MARIE
SCHMITT
LOIS
SIMPSON
ADA MAE
RUSSELL
NORMA IEAN
SCHAFER
CHARLIE
SHEPPARD
BOB
SIMS
IACK
RUSSO
DON
SCHEITER
ELEANOR
SHERWOOD
DOLORES
SINCLAIR
NORMA
SLEMER
DAVID
SPOONER
GLORIA
STONE
MARLENE
TATE
LOIS
SMALLEY
IAMES
SPRINGATE
ELDON
STOTLAS
IACK
THOMPSON
uniors
KJANN
SNHTH
IERRY
STATEN
IIM
STRUIF
MARIORIE
TOSS
SHIRLEY
SPATZ
IACK
STAUFFER
DWIGHT
SUMMER
OTHO
TRICK
TOM
SPEIGHT
ROSIE
STEVENS
DELWYN
TANNEY
IEAN
TROGDEN
Juniors
ROGER
TROUT
NANCEE
VINE
PAT
WEGMAN
ELDON
WILLIAMS
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TURNER
SANDRA
VOSS
IRVING
WHITTEN
MARY VIRGINIA
WILLIAMS
IEAN
UPCHURCH
DELORES
WALL
TOMMY
WIEDMAN
FLORENCE
WILSON
DICK
VANCIL
VICTOR
WALTER
MORRIS
WIGGER
DON
WINANS
NICOLENE
VELLOFF
ALTA
WEBB
IIM
WILLARD
SHIRLEY
WISEMAN
juniors
MARTHA ADA MAY
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George Alder, Norma lean Allred, Georgia Bacus, Gerald Bacus, Pat Baity, Dorothy
Baker, Harold Baker.
Lavonne Baker, Carroll Badlow, Rebecca Baker, lim Bateman. Pat Beary, Beverly
Beck, Sybil Beck.
Lotus Bertels, Don Bertier, Darlene Bierbaum, Eva Birkenmeyer, Bill Boehn. Howard
Baker, Velma Booher.
William Bopp, Ioyce Bowman, Martha Ann Boyle, Alvah Breitweiser, Evelyn
Breyfogle, Iackie Bridges, Carolyn Brown.
Robert Brown, Shirley Brown, Floyd Bryant, Minnie Buenett, Marlette Burt, Bus
Calhoun, Bill Clark.
Suzanne Clark, Gene Clayton. Carol Combs, Virginia Cox, Barbara Delaney, lane
Dale, lola Davis.
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loan Davidson, Gerald Dean, Carley Decker, Kathryn Deloney, Darlene De Wanz,
Shirley Ditterline, Dorothy Donelson.
Delores Douglas, Donnie Dowdy, Harold Dudley, Betty Dietschy, Barbara Duncan
Spencer Dunham, Florence Duvall.
Barbara East, lack Eccles, Betty Edwards, Noma Elam, Alinetta Elrod, Bill Enos,
Keith Epple.
lack Eubanks, Neil Feathersone. Eileen Feilback, Lester Finch, Larry Finley, Awanda
Flatt, Iohn Fluck.
Eldon Fulks, Larry Foster, Billie Freeman, Marcella Furtwengler, Leota Gaffney,
Claire Galloway, Donald Glenn.
Lovell Gibson, Pat Gibson, Alyce Gissal, Gary Goble, Lois Grady, Bill Gratian, Edith
Graves.
Sophomores
Ray Graves, Evelyn Greer, Lucille Haas, Tom Haag, Delores Hagen, Eddie Hall.
lack Holladay.
Eleanor Hamilton, lean Harrawood, Bill Harris, Bill Hartley, George Harvich, Norma
lean Helwig, Nadine Henderson.
Marilyn Hendricks, Charles Herring, Max Hickerson, Donald Hill, Ieanette Hill, Mary
Lou Hill, Margie Hinrichs.
Eva Mae Hockstra, Shirley Holland, Verla Holland, Elinor Horstman, lerry Hoyt.
loanne Hubbard, Barbara Huffstutler.
Shirley Hunt, Everett Hurley, Marjorie lacobs, Dean Iacoby, Dorothy lohnson, Ioan
lohnson, Wanda lohnston.
Zetna lohnson, Nina lones, Patricia Kasinger, Tommy Keeney, Bonnie Sue Keith,
Clara Kendall, Ieannine Kumpl.
Sophomores
Charles Laun, William Lageman, Patricia Lamporter, Marybelle Lane, Betty
Lauderdale, Norman Laux, Kenneth Lewis.
Walter Lintz, Mary Lloyd, Roger Lock, Dorothy Long, Ida Long, Ieanette Luft,
Elizabeth McKinney.
Bill McCoy, Iackie McCoy, Twyla McCracken, David McGarvey, Merle McRevey, Ed.
Maguire, Lucille Mason.
Sharon Mayhall, Margaret Mayhall, Norma lean Medhurst, Paul Meeden, Pat Miles,
Ican Miller, Iames Moore.
Marilyn Morris, Charles Musgraves, Gerald Myers, Doris Nailor, Shirley Nelder,
Barbara Newcome, Sammy Nichols.
Iune Nickell, Roland Nickens, Betty Noble, Blenna Nowlan, David Oehler, Patty Ohley,
Vera Olden.
Sophomores
Roberta Owens, Ronald Owens, Anna Lee Pace, Iuanita Parish, Ronald Parsons.
Alberta Peal, Loretta Pelhank.
Rolland Pelot, William Poppins, Nancy Powell, Douglas Shelton, Leroy Reddish,
Delores Redman, Wilma Reed.
Treva Reeder, Iames Richards, George Rigas, Marlene Riley, Delores Roberts, General
Roy, Bob Rubright.
Sally Rust, Charlotte Sawyer, Io Ann Sawyer, Clifford Seago, Vivienne Silvester,
loyce Schafer. Ella Mae Schmidt.
Tommy Gent, Delores Schumacher, Donald Stafford, Muriel Shanks, Bette Sheff, Eunice
Sheley, Norma Shelley.
lack Showers, Bettye Simpson, Bill Skeele, Ioanne Slocumb, Harold Sparks, Virginia
Speight. Leona Spurgeon.
Sophomores
Catherine Staples, Maurice Starbuck, Barbara Stockdale, Dorothy Sumner, Iames
Taylor, Paul Thomas, Don Thompson.
IoAnn Thompson, Marybelle Thompson, Nancy Thompson, Marjorie Thomasson, Betty
Tundall, Stella Ursch, Edna Varble
Ralph Von Bergen, Harold Wadlow, Arlynn Waechter, Alice Wagenfeldt, Mary Beth
Walker, Bill Walter, Marilyn Wandling.
Iohn Warble, Martha Watkins, Mary Lou Webb, Bob Weber, Iune Weber, Ioe
Weigler, Patsy O'Neil.
Iohnny Wilson, Phillip Wells, Bob Welch, Ierry Wieneke, Cora Winkler, Tillie
Wickenhauser, Billy Williams.
Ioan Willis, Ianice Williamson, Ioan Wenzel, Gene Wendle, Audrey Wetzel, Barbara
Whittaker, Mary Ann Whyers.
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Imogene Schumacher, Delores Smith, Ann Hallek.
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The Advertising Staff descend upon Mr. Dee of the Dee Floral Co., in Upper Alton, who
gives them an advertisement for the Tatler.
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The students of Alton High School Wish to express their ap-
preciation to the businessmen of the Alton Area who have made
the publication of this 1948 Tatler possible.
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' . STURDY GROWTH
Since. as a llttle tot you trudged to school on that memorable flrst day. you have
not only grown tn physical stature. but by your own consistent and persistent efforts.
you have. like the sturdy oak that sprung from an acorn. made notable growth ln
mental stature. '
Your life and the world is full of records. Bhslcally. they represent success or failure.
but: facing the world after graduation. you have the assurance that your record thus
tar has been crowned with success. This means you have been honest. industrious.
dependable. loyal and steadfast ln duty to your school and your assignments. These
character traits. if continued. should carry you far.
Owens-Illinois takes this opportunity to congratulate you on your attainment thus
far and wlshesyou a future record ln which you can take just pride. as we at Owens-
Illlnols take pride in our record of seventy-five years of steady. sturdy growth and
continued improvement in employee relations and community respect.
Owens-Illinois Glass Comnanv
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MONTICELLO
A Iunior 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
FULLY ACCREDITED
SPECIAL EIVIPHASIS - - MUSIC AND ART
"Ask the Alton girl who goes to Monticello"
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COMPLIMENTS OF
AMERICAN TAXI CO.
1304 E. BROADWAY - - ALTON, ILLINOIS
DIAL - - 2-4216
RADIO DISPATCHED CABS
J ,mf Iam, my
The Better College of Beauty Knowledge
Offers You
NIGHT AND DAY CLASSES
TRAINING ON MODERN EQUIPMENT
Call or wrIte
Edward Kltzmlller Ir Owner
215 a Market
Alton Illmols
6 ' er C
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COMPLIMENTS OF
.fdffon lidfricf
.xdufo laughs Adociafion
124
CONGRATULATIONS
1007 E. SIXTH ST. ALTON
COMPLIMENTS OF
Wood River Ave. 63 Edwardsville Rd.
Wood River, Ill.
125
siwfrff any
Offers a program based upon giving the student a
general background of culture for successful living and
an undergraduate preparation which will permit him to
take his place as a prominent layman or to pursue
studies in a specialized field.
Graduates of Alton High School are invited to parti-
cipate in this program.
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COMPLIMENTS OF
Alton
Box Board Company
BROWN MOTOR LINES, INC.
and
CITIZENS COACH CO., INC.
appreciates
THE PATRONAGE OF THE STUDENTS.
MAY WE CONTINUE TO SERVE YOU
BETTER AND WITH MORE SERVICE ....
Hourly Service to St. Louis
1000 Watts 1570 Kilocycles
,Zahn Sufi...
Studios and Offices
on Mezzanine
Hotel Stratford
128
AHEAD LIE SHOALS
. . . AND TREMENDOUS GOALS
Today America has the job of giving its
way of life new length, breadth and lustre.
And what a job it is! Problems aplenty. But
problems produce resourcefulness-offer
incentive for still other far-flung goals.
The people of Olin Industries have a zest
for what's ahead The 've always fos
made metal alloys to do myriad jobs on
'planes, trains, ships and motor cars roll
from our mills. Each nightfall sets thousf
ands of 'our flashlights to winking . . . and
sturdy batteries pull radio entertainment
out of the air for folks far from power
lines.
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tered -free enterprise. Th.ey'll , Ji i
not now rest on their oars.
We of Olin Industries are busy F
supplying more and better exf
plosives for the expansion of
-
Today, the people of Olin Indus-
9- ' tries are proud of the protec-
- tion, comfort and pleasure that
their present products offer to
millions of Americans. But, they
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transportation arteries, land re-
clamation and water power pro-
jects. Improved firearms and
ammunition for sportsmen are
coming from our plants. Tailor-
OLIN INDUSTRIES, INC.
Protection, Comfort
And Well-Being.
are prouder still of the fact that
of all that they have to offer,
than ingenuity, integrity and
good, old fashioned hard work.
I Contributing to Your I nothing is in greater abundance
EAST ALTON, ILLINOIS
Products of Divisions, Subsidiaries, Affiliates
WINCHESTER ARMS, AMMLINITION, FLASHLIGHTS, BATTERIES, ROLLER SKATES, HEAT EX-
CHANGERS . . BOND FLASHLIGHTS, BATTERIES, WESTERN AMMUNITION, TARGETS, TRAPS . .
WESTERN BRASS, BRONZE, PHOSPHOR BRONZE, NICKEL SILVER, COPPER . . EQUITABLE,
COLUMBIA, LIBERTY AND WESTERN COMMERCIAL EXPLOSIVES, BLASTING CAPS, BLACK
POWDER, RAILWAY FUSEES AND TORPEDOES.
Qfnonlern ann! Comladffe in gferg ibefaif
LETTER PRESS
OFFSET- LITHO
Adams Printing Company
"We A P P R E C IA T E your Business"
011, 1110
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Manufactured by
RUSSELL-IIIILLEH IllIlLII'lG C0. lllton, III.
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MEMBER CORPORATION
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WOOD RIVER 'TANNERIES
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ongrafufafiond
TO THE CLASS OF 1948
To you, the class of 1948, on whose shoulders
so much responsibility rests for the growth
and progress of your community in making
it a better place in which to live, we would
like to take this opportunity to wish you
success and prosperity in the fields you have
chosen.
Thrifty Drug
Alton, Illinois
132
In Alton
LOOK TO LYTTON'S
newly modernized
HIGH SHOPS
featuring nationally
famous Wearing Apparel
BOYS SHOP GIRLS SHOI
Se ond floo Th d fl o
Lyumfs
Zzzey cf' gffymy
lllT0ll EVEIIIIIG TELEGRIIPH
The Home Newspaper
4-Y-
LOCAL NEWS
ASSOCIATED PRESS
ASSOCIATED PRESS WIREPHOTO
BEST FOR SPORTS NEWS
if if
REACHES 24000 HOMES DAILY
133
COMPLIIMENTS OF
C. B. NEUDECKER
PLASTERING CONTRACTOR
ALTON, ILL.
DIAL 2-2871 2637 GRANDVIEW
109 YEARS OF STYLE LEADERSHIP IN ALTON
Specializing in Clothes for
High School and College
S T U D E N T S
Men's Clothing, Furnishings and Shoes . . . lst and 2nd floors
Specialized Ladies Shop . . . 3rd floor
Smart Apparel for Men, Women and Boys 1
HHARTMANNVSXX
Home of Hart Schaffner 8 Marx Clothes
134
Offnce Phone 2 3132 Resxdence Phone 2 2261
Member Flornsts Telegraph Assoclatlon
2524 COLLEGE AVE ALTON ILL
Commumty Dalry
DIAL 2-2426 3332 E. BROADWAY
"Say It With Flowers"
135
Getitat . . .
'llwfvi
. . in Alton
Phone 3-8851
All lovely things in truth belong
To him who best employs them.
-Christopher Morley
Alton Face Brick
O BEAUTY
0 COMFORT
I DURABILITY
0 ECONOMY
0 FIRE SAFETY
ALTON BRICK COMPANY
136
HUDSON RESTAURANT
Prop
COMPLIMENTS OF
Streeper Funeral Homes
ALTON WOOD RIVER
460 EAST BROADWAY IAMES E. HUDSON
137
UNION BUS DEPOT
FOSTER'S DRUG STORE
Travel Agents
PH ON E 3-9241
230 E BROADWAY ALTON ILL
COMPLIMENTS OF
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PCPSI Cola BOttllI1g Company
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2521-23 E. Broadway
n, inois
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ALTON HIGH SCHOOL
for
BETTER EDUCATION
FISCHER LUMBER CO.
for
BETTER BUILDING MATERIALS
FISCHER LUMBER COMPANY
400 St. Louis Avenue East Alton
Congrafufafiond
TO THE ENTIRE STAFF WHO PRODUCED THE 1948 TATLER
AN ANNUAL
WORTHY OF THE HERITAGE ESTABLISHED WITH
THE FIRST ISSUE BACK IN 1905
Sincere Thanks
TO ALL WHO CONSTITUTE AND PROMOTE THE
EDUCATION.AL SYSTEM IN ALTON
MAY SUCCESS CROWN YOUR SINCERE EFFORTS
TO GIVE THE BEST TO YOUTH
THROUGH OUR GREAT AMERICAN INSTITUTION - -
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Alum Glhapirr
Gbrilvr nf Evillllnlag
An American Organization for Youth - - To Build Character and Good Citizenship
"Success is the Ability to Get Along With Some People and Ahead of Others"
139
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CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES for SUCCESS
to the
1948 GRADUATES
from
THE LITTLE THEATRE
EMIL H. DICK
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
BROADWAY and WASHINGTON
Sn cler's
140
ALTON SKELGAS SERVICE I
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1654 Washington Ave. Dial 2-2765
GIVE A GRADUATION GIFT
from
GOULDINGS
Jewelers in Alton Since 1852
DIAMONDS - - WATCHES - - IEWELRY
Silverware - Pen and Pencils - Billfolds
206 WEST THIRD ST,
WISEMAN, INC.
1128 E. BROADWAY ALTQN, ILL.
Plumbing, Heating and Building Materials
COMPLIMENTS OF
A M E S
110 W. THIRD ST.
141
QWIW-'IW
L A Il N D E R E R S
RUG CLEANERS
FUR STORAGE
Phone 3-8877
909 East Broadway
Alton, Illinois
fzfem '
CANDIES
BAKERY
and
FOUNTAIN SERVICE
Phone 3-3641
204 W. Third St.
Princess Ice Cream
86 Lunch
1624 E. Broadway
Sandwiches of All Kinds
Lunch and Fountain Service
Phone 3-9837
Prop., Iames S. Oris
Home Bowling vqlleqd
2977517
52 WWE
COMPLIMENTS OF
COMPLIMENTS OF
Serv - All
B. F. Sales
Goodrich Co'
Stores ,
217 Plasa St.
Broadway 86 Henry FOR HOME IMPROVEMENTS
SEE SER - VAL
143
VETERANS FLIGHT TRAINING
Fly Free Under Your G. I. Bill
WALSTON AVIATION
PHONE 4,8698
CIVIC MEMORIAL AIRPORT
CONGRATULATIONS
ELI M. GREER
Real Estate Agency
We Are at Your Service in Your Selection of a Home
PHONE 3-7504 OFFICE 1305 MILTON ROAD
ALTON, ILL.
QUALITY COUNTS ALWAYS GOOD
NU'WAY ICE CREAM
3200 EAST BROADWAY
RIVERSIDE DRIVE IN
fOn the Riverfront by the Damj
Delicious Hamburgers, Chili, Barbecues
and Fish Sandwiches
SOFT DRINKS - - FOUNTAIN SERVICE
"An Ideal Place to Meet Your Friends"
144
HOTEL STRATFORD
Home of the Riviera Room
Catering to
PARTIES - BANQUETS - SPECIAL OCCASIONS
RUDY MELETTI
Continental Store
AUTO SUPPLIES - ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
TOYS - PAINTS - HARDWARE - SPORTING GOODS
Quality At Low Price
2416 E. BROADWAY ALTON, ILL. DIAL 3-3413
COMPLIMENTS OF
powder pu! Eaufy Suzan
202 EAST BROADWAY ALTON
Phone 2-2111
KLINKE ICE 86 FUEL
611 OAK STREET
ALTON, ILL.
145
COMPLIMENTS OF
GARDEN GATE TEA ROOM
THE HOBBY HOUSE
"Everything for Your Hobby"
MODEL TRAINS - BOATS - PLANES
RACERS and HANDICRAFT TOOLS
Phone 3-8106 A
3702 WESTERN ALTON, ILL
COMPLIMENTS OF
PAUL F. DAVIS 86 SONS
HOME OF FINE FOODS
Wholesale and Retail
DOWNTOWN ALTON AT 317 STATE
ALTON FLORAL
607 East Bnoadway
Member F. T. D.
Flowers Anywhere
LEO WILLIS
Dial 2-4111 Res. 3-8617
COURTESY - SERVICE
146
W. A. GOSS
WATCH REPAIRING
W. F. POWERS JEWELRY
Complete Line of
IEWELRY AND REPAIRING
2507 STATE DIAL 2-5011
UPTOWN THEATRE
COM PLIMENTS OF
CAMPBELL BROS.
COLLEGE AVENUE NEWS STAND
2503 College
MAGAZINES NEWS TOBACCO
CONGRATULATIONS
to the Class of '48
We wish you all the success possible, now that you
are entering the world as young men and women,
HH' J E NVE LE 2
DIAL 37422 - 203 STATE ST
147
WILLIAMSON PHARMACY
PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS
Telephone 2-1619
E112 Elllnrentinr Eeauig Salim
Specializing in Hnair Styling
Permanent Waving - - Hair Cutting
and Cold Waving
Proprietors 2528A COLLEGE E1 MAIN
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Faires UPPER ALTON, ILL.
We Give Eagle Stamps
Lemay Furniture and Appliance Co.
Home of Dignified Credit
Telephone 2-1278
State Street at Fourth Alton, Illinois
SUPERIOR RUG CLEANERS
CLEANING - BINDING - SIZING
REWEAVING and ALTERATION OF RLIGS
1632 Main Phone 3-8141
148
MAUL'S
BROWNbilt SHOE STORE
121 W. 3rd St.
SHOES FOR THE FAMILY
We - Fit - X-ray
Alton's Most Beautiful Iewelry Store . . .
eilucbon li
IEWELER - WATCHMAKER
Nationally Advertised Merchandise
Alton High School Iewelry
312 BELLE STREET DIAL 2-2722
WHEN IT'S A QUESTION OF GOOD PRINTING
THE ANSWER IS ALWAYS HERE . . .
NATIONAL PRINTING COMPANY
HARRY A. WATKINS, Prop.
15 E, BROADWAY ALTON, ILL
Alton Mineral Springs Hotel
OFFERS ITS CONGRATULATIONS TO
THE GRADUATES OF TI-IE CLASS OF 1948
H. I. Itmgk, Manager
149
LIGGETT DRUG COMPANY, Inc.
Tel. 2-1741 Alton, Illinois
IF
You want a career wiitlm a bright future, you7ll find it through
Business Training
at
LAKE VIEW COLLEGE
Broadway at Market Dial 2-1241
RAIN 86 RAIN
GROCERIES 1 MEATS - PRODUCE
State at Elm
E. G. Campbell Tent and Awning Co
100 CENTRAL AVENUE
ALTON, ILL.
150
TEEN-AGE DEPT.
Y-Teen Clubs for girls
Saturday Night Dances
Special Interest Groups
Camp and Conferences
If
HEALTH EDUCATION
DEPT.
Senior Life Saving
Swimming Classes
Dips
Social Dancing Classes
Badminton, Tennis
COMPLIMENTS OF
CHARLES W. SPOONER, JR.
.I-ob Printing
2105 Fairmount Ave.
Dial 3-7628 Alton, Ill.
HOME
BUILDING 86 LOAN ASSOCIATION
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS - - REAL ESTATE LOANS
Broadway at Piasa Alton, Illinois
151
Wells Tire Co. , Inc
YQOOIKWEAR
'N-RTIRES
VULCANIZING
EXIDE BATTERIES
ROAD SERVICE
Phone 3-3131
833 E. Broadway Alton, Ill.
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755211
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EXAMINATION
COUNTS
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206 W. 3rd St. Phone 2-2923
SPRINGMAN
LUMBER COMPANY
LUMBER - MILLWORK
GLASS - PAINTS
VARNISHES - ROOFING
BUILDERS HARDWARE
CELOTEX
INSLILATING MATERIAL
Broadway and Cherry Sts.
Alton, Illinois
COMPLIMENTS OF
Central Illinois School
of Beauty Culture
-.0..
Telephone 3-641 l
-L01
401 HENRY STREET
ALTON, ILLINOIS
CENTRAL
TIRE SERVICE
W. E. Gratian
'A' i' 'A'
Telephone: 3-5612
'A' i' il'
Broadway and Central
Alton, Illinois
Uptown Bakery
41
BEST
HOMEMADE BREADS
CAKES AND ROLLS
Phone 3-8711
I. C. HAMER
FOOD MARTS
Best Line of B I
oyd s
Groceries '
Sandwich Shop
Meats
Vegetables 2427 College Ave.
3400 Brown St. 1904 State St.
Phone 3-9432 Phone 3-7757
ALTON, ILL.
A L T O N ' S
Newest Store
For
Smart
LADIES APPAREL
216 State
PHOTOS OF STUDENTS IN
THIS ANNUAL
TAKEN BY
C. TRAVIS STREEPER
3021 Edwards St.
Phone 2-3161
Elsnefs Store
DRY GOODS
SHOES
1656 Washington Ave.
Phone 3-6131
We Give Eagle Stamps
WE SELL PETERS' SHOES
USE
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aiflgu
Alton, Illinois
The Safest and Shortest Route
between
ALTON and ST. LOUIS
Speed B. Kerr Gordon C.
COIVPPLIMENTS OF
KERR'S
DRUG STORE
Gail P. Kerr Verta Lammers
Kerr
Kerr
C D LA
and
ALL POPULAR FLAVORS
IN SODA WATER
Pelot Bottling Co.
Phone 2-2631 413 Ridge St
ROCll PO0LE
PHIIRIIIIICV
The REXALL Store
Phone 3-3041
2526 College Avenue
COMPLIMENTS OF
BLACK'S
CONFECTIONERY
1652 Washington Ave.
Phone 3-9637
135
BURT'S
LAUNDERERS and DRY CLEANERS
Waterfllepellent Service, Minor Alterations
Slogan:
"Let Our Phone Line Be Your Clot'hes Line"
Phone: 318941 Address: 2517 College
COMPLPMENTS OF
ALTON LOCKER SYSTEMS CO.
1862 East Broadway
ALTON
Complete FROZEN FOOD PROCESSING 8: STORAGE
L YOLTON'S
Delmar at state
ALTON, ILL.
Hardware - Paints . Pipe-fittings - Plumbing
FEED . GARDEN SEEDS
ST. CIN GROCERY
"COMPLETE LINES OF FRESH MEATS,
VEGETABLES and GROCERIES
Dial 2-1222
2800 Hillcrest Alton, Ill.
156
COMPLIMENTS OF
EDELMAN'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE
Upper Alton
2528 College Alton, Ill.
ALTON TIRE SALES
F. I. STOBBS' SONS
435 - 37 E, Broadway Phone 3-8868
THE GENERAL TIRE
THE FAMOUS HAWKINSON RECAPS
"Alton's Leading Tire Store"
N. N. CHALLACOMBE COMPANY
PLUMBING and HEATING
Office Phone 2-3131
558 East Bnoadway Alton, Illinois
0CCl'C0fa 0l'l'll96ll'ly
Alton, Illinois
157
Wm. H. Feldwisch, President Louis G. lun, Secretary
Jglmlsgl:
2 Al.'l'0N BUILDING 8 LOAN ASSOCIATl0wg
INCORPORATEDIBDA
620 EAST THIRD STREET
ALTON ILLINOIS
FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
COMPLIMENTS OF
9
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ALTON, ILL.
COMPLIMENTS OF
LUER BROS. PACKING COMPANY
725 E. Broadway, Alton
Sweet Home Brand Products
"If it comes from Russell's - - It's Right"
Otto G. Sanders 8 Sons SHOES FOR THE FAMILY
GROCERTES in all Widths and sizes
MEAT'S
VEGETABLES
RUSSELUS SHOE STORE
Phone 16675 2520 College Ave.
2324 Humbert St. Alton, Ill. UPPER AIJTON, ILL.
158
WARDEIN PHARMACY
TODD'S
PRESCRIPTIONS CLEANING
TAILORING
REPAIRING
Phone 3-5313
Phone 2-1312
2510 State St' Alum' In' 1718 Washington Avenue
COMPLIMENTS OF
ILLINOIS RESTAURANT
UPTOWN BARBER SHOP
Rogers - Capehart - Rushing
1650 Washington Ave. Alton, Ill.
NORTHSIDE
SHELL SERVICE
Paul Watts, Proprietor
State and Delmar
COMPLIMENTS OF
"THE BRIGHT SPOT"
COMPLIMENFS OF
RUDY'S GIFT' SHOP
RIDGE WAY
DIAMONDS CONFECTCIONERY
Phone 3-9738
Broadway at Henry Alton, Ill.
518 Ridge Street
GOULD' MUSIC CO.
Musical Instruments Accessories
Instrument Repairing
412 E. Broadwlay
Alton 313213
Phonograph Records
Pianos Sheet Music
COMPLIMENTS OF
N ORSIDE THEATER
STATE at ELM
NITSCHE'S DRUG STORE
639 E. Broadway
"The Rexall Store"
Prescriptions - Magazines
Fountain Service
co1v1PL11v1ENTs or
DE LUXE CAFE
MIKOFF BROS.
GROCERY
50 E. Elm Street
FRESH VEGETABLES
FRANKLIN LIFE
INSURANCE CO.
Springfield, 111.
S. Raymond Tingley, Dist. Mgr
QUALITY MEP-TS 2356 sum sf. Alton, Ill
Delivery Phone 2-3733 Phone 3-6912
COMPLIMENTS OF SELHIMES
RANCH HOUSE
Route l11 - - North Alton
Curb Service
DRIVEJN SERVICE HAMBURGERS and BARBECUQES
Route-111
Fresh and French-Fried Shrimp
PHOTO-ART SHOP
Portraits - Copies - Pfhioto Finishing
Commercial Photographers
Photographs Taken Anywhere at Anytime
118 Wood River Ave. Wood River, Ill.
TRY FINER CLEANERS
Curtains - Drapes - Vault Storage
Chair Covers
2501 State Street
ALTON, ILL.
COMPLIMENTS OF
HARRY F. HEMPHILL
UPPER ALTON
DEPARTMENT STORE
,SCHOOL COATS - SWEATERS
SPORTING GOODS
2525 College Avenue
Phone 3-8543
W. T. GRANT CO.
"Known for Values"
205 W. 3rd St.
Alton, Ill.
HILDEBRAND'S
"Fashions in Flowers"
224 E. Broadway
Dorothy Huskinson Hildebrand
Gordon Miles Hildebrand
COMPLIMENTS OF
TATE' HARDWARE 8z
SUPPLY CO.
2518 College Avenue
Telephone: 2-5031
COMPLIMENTS OF
K R U G ' S
MEN'S, LADIES
and
CHILDREN'S WEAR
2606 Stnate St.
S. S. KRESGE COMPANY
Sc and 10'c Store
COMPLETE LUNCH
and
SODA FOUNTAIN SERVICE
Air Conditioned for Your Comfort
Ladies' Free Public Lounge
Kresge Building Third and Piasa
KLUMP OIL CO., Inc.
1125 Belle St.
Ask About Our Customer
Dividend Plan
COMPLIMENTS OF
HENDERSON BROTHERS
SERVICE STATION
Corner of Elm and Alby
Phone 3-9737
NOLL
INSURANCE AGENCY
649 E. Bvoadway
Alton, lu. In the Luer Block Alton, Ill
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COMPUMENTS OF MACHINE and ENGINE
COMPANY
ALTON FEED COMPANY
For General Machine Work
Automotive and Mill Supplies
Phone 2-1212
ALTON REF RIGERATION
COMPLIMENTS OF
AUTHORIZED
FRIGIDAIRE
Sales and Service
See Us About any Household
Appliance and Commercial Equipment
550 East ,Broadwlay Dial 3-7722
BAKER'S CLEANERS
24 E. Broadway
Phone 2-1251
DON A. KELLY
FOOD MARKET
"We have it: we'll get it
or it isn't in town,"
2511 College Avenue
Phone 3-3411
IRVIN H. MANEKE
Watch Repairing and Iewelry
1714 Washington Ave.
Alton, Illinois
VlCH'5 31? RF.. 2.13 R E
Featuring
IARMAN Shoes for Men
IOHNNIE WALKER Shoes for Men
VICTORIA CROSS Shoes for Women
PETERS Shoes for Children
ALTON PLUMBING 8L
HEATING CO.
Plumbing, Sewering, Steam and
Hot Water Heating
Electrical Supplies and Appliances
Telephone 2-2511
302 State St. Alton, Ill.
COMPLIMENTS OF
ALTON WATER CO.
KAY ESSEX
BEAUTY SERVICE
PURE, FILTERED,
445 East Third and
SOPTENED CITY WATER
Phone 2-2866
OPPSET
MIMEOORAPHINO WARNSING
PHOTO COPY BARBER SHOP
ALTON DU PLICATING
COMPANY
Quintin Warnsing Mark C. Headley
1709 Washington
F. W. WOOLWORTH CO.
113 West Third
Alton, Illinois
TRU-VALUE SHOP
Phone 3-3122
127 W. Third St. Alton, Illinois
BUCK'S
Paint 8z Floor Covering
Store
Geo. F. Hoering, Mgr.
655 E. Broadway
SHOE MARKET
DEPT. STORES
Wood River and Alton
sugar and spice 'n everything nice
"the newest first"
myrtle k. paul
millinery - accessories
Alton Young Men's
Christian Association
2 West 3rd Street
MEET YOUR FRIENDS A'T THE
6 6 Y 99
104 east broadway dial 3-5721 loin Today
MILLER LIME Sz CEMENT
COMPANY ,
Building Materials and Coal f-
Paints, Glass and Hardware
SMART APPAREL
Phone 2-1231
519-521 Belle St. Alton, Ill.
for
WOMEN and 'CHILDREN
112 W. Third St.
W. C. CLARK Sz CO.
ELM WAY DRIVE-IN
FOUNTAIN
Exclusive and
Rugs and Draperies CURB SERVICE
329 Belle Alton, IH' Corner Elm and Henry St.
COMPLIMENTS OF
THIRD ST.
SHOE REPAIR SHOP
311 Belle St.
ALTON
W. I. GODWIN
PORTABLE TYPEWRITER
Sales and Rentals
Everything for the Student
Office and School Supplies
Dial 3-31 13
Alton Illinois
GINTER-WARDEIN CO.
LUMBER - MILLWORK
GLASS - ROOFING
INSULATION - PAINT
COM PLIMENTS OF
BRAMHALL PRESS
LETTER PRESS
and
SEWER TILE OFFSET PRINTING
Phone 3-3588 410 State St.
450 Front St. Alton, nl. Across from Public Library
N E W B E R R Y ' S
KNOWN FOR VALUES
3rd 8 Sta-te St.
Alton, Illinois
COMPLIMENTS OF
SCHIFF'S SHOE STORE
107 West 3rd St.
Alton, Ill.
LOWERY BROS. HARDWARE
1636 Washingtvon Ave.
"If it can be had, we have it"
SPORTING GOODS - - PAINT - - HOUSE WARES
COMPLIMENTS OF
R. 86 R. CONSTRUCTION
A
An Ideal Gift for the Graduate
BULOVA - ELGIN - HAMILTON
or
WESTFIELD WATCH
or
A FINE DIAMOND RING
BRANDENBERGEITS
215 Piasa St.
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Acme Bowling Alleys ............
Adams Printing Co. ............. .
Alton Banking 6 Trust Co .....
Alton Box Board .........,..........
Alton Brick Co. ..................... .
Alton Bldg. 6 Loan Assn. ..... .
Alton District Auto Dealers
Assn. ........................... ........ .
Alton Duplicating Co. ........... .
Alton Evening Telegraph ......
Alton Feed Co. ....................... .
Alton Floral ............................
Alton Laundry Co. ..... .......
Alton Little Theatre ................
Alton Locker Systems Co.
Alton Plumbing 6 Heating ....
Alton Refrigeration Co. ......... .
Alton Tire Sales ...,..............
Alton Water Co. ....... ...... .
American Taxi Co. .... . .......
Ames .......... . ................. . ..... ..
Baker's Cleaners ....................
Black's Confectionery . .......... .
Block's Ice Cream ...,............
Boydfs Sandwich Shop ..........
Bramhall Press ........................
Brandenberger's Iewelry -1 ....... .
Bright Spot ...................... ........
Brown Motor Lines 8
Citizens Coach Co. ........... .
Buck's Paint Store ..................
Burt's Laundry ........................
Campbell Bros. News Stand ....
Cam bell E. G. Tent 6
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Awning Co. ....................... .
Central Illinois School of
Beauty Culture ........................
Central Tire Service ..............
Challacombe Plumbin 6
9
Heating .................... . ............
Clark, W. C. E1 Co. ............. .
Coca Cola Bottling Co. ......... .
Community Dairy ..................
Davis, Paul F. fs Sons .......... ,
De Luxe Cafe ........................
Dee Floral Co. ..,.......... ....... .
DeMolay ..................................
Dick's Drug Store ..................
Edelman's Ben Franklin Sto
Elm Way .......,,....................
Elsner's ....................,.,...,,,....
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Fischer Lumber Co. ............... .
Florentine Beauty Salon ........
Foster's Drug Store ................
Franklin Life Insurance Co.
Garden Gate Tea Room ........
Ginter-Wardein Co. .........,...... .
Godwin. W. I. ....................... .
Goodrich, B. F. Stores ...,......
Goss, W. A. Watch Repairing
Gould Music Co. ...............,... .
Goulding's .............. ..,........
Grant s ................... .,....
Green s ...... . ................... .......
Greer Real Estate ........ ........
Hamer Food' Maris ...... ........
Hartmann s ............................ ..
Hemphill, Harry F. ............... .
Henderson Bros. Service Sta...
Heskett Machine 8 Engine Co.
Hildebrand's ............................
Hobby House ..........................
Home Building 6 Loan Assn...
Hotel Stratford ....,...................
Howard-Wells Appliance Mart
Hudsons Restaurant ................
Hudson s ..................................
Illinois Restaurant ..................
Indianapolis Engraving Co.
Intemational Shoe Co. ......... .
Kay Essex Beauty Service ....
Kelly Food Market ..............
Kerr's Drug Store ..................
Kitzmiller Beauty College ......
Klinke Ice 6 Fuel ....................
Klump Oil Co. ........ ........ .
Kresge's .................. ........
Krug's .................... ........
Lake View College ..... .......
Lemay Furniture 6
Appliance Co. ..................... .
Lewis 8 Clark Bridges ..........
Liggett Drug Co. ................... .
Lowery Bros. Hardware ........
Luer Bros. Packing Co. ......... .
Lytton's ....................................
Maneke Iewelry ............ ........
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Maul s Shoes ............................
Mikoff Bros. Grocery ............
,Miller Lime and Cement ........
Mineral Springs Hotel ............
Monticello College ..................
Myrtle K. Paul ...,......... .......
National Printing Co. ............. .
Newberry's ...................v..........
Nitsche's Drug Store ..............
Noll Baking 6 Ice Cream
Noll Insurance Agency
Norside Theatre ......................
Norside Shell Service ..............
Nuedecker, C. B. ................... .
Nu-Way Ice Cream ................
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Owens-Illinois Glass Co... 12
Parkway Drive-in ..................
Pelot Bottling Co. ................. .
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. ......... .
Peter's Nut Shop ....................
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Photo Art Shop ..............,....
Powder Puff Beauty Salon .
Princess Ice Cream 8 Lunch
R. E1 R. Construction .... . ..... .
Rain 8 Rain ........................ .
Ranch House Drive-in .........
Ridge Way Confectionery .
Riverside Drive-in ...............
Rock Poole Pharmacy ........
Rudy Meletti's Continental
Store ,.,,,.,.....,........ ............
Rudy's Gift Shop .... ...........
Russell-Miller 'Milling Co. ..
Russell's Shoe Store ...........
Schiff's Shoe Store .............
Schoenbom Iewelry .........,...
Selhime's .....,.... .....................
Serv-All Sales Co. ............ .
Shearbum's Ice Cream Co.
Shoe Market Dept. Store
Shurtleff College ..................
Skell Gas ............... ....
Smartwear .........
Snyder's ................ -------- - -
Spooner, Charles W. ........ .
Springman Lumber Co.
St. Cin Grocery ...................
Streeper, C. Travis .............
Streeper Funeral Homes .....
Superior Rug Cleaners ........
Tate Hardware 8 Supply Co
Third St. Shoe Repair .......
Thrifty Drug ........................
Todd's Cleaners .......... .....
Tru-Value Shop ...................
Try Finer Cleaners .............
Upper Alton Dept. Store .....
Uptown Bakery ..................
Uptown Barber Shop .........
Uptown Market .........,.........
Uptown Theatre ...... .....
Viclc's Shoe Store ....... .....
Vggue ,,,,,,,,,,,,,... ....,,..... . ..
Walnut Grove Dairy ..........
Walston Aviation .................
Wardein Pharmacy ............
Wamsing Barber Shop ......
Weatherhy, Dr. E. W. ...... .
Wells Tire CO. ..........---------- -
Western Cartridge Co. ...... .
Williamson Pharmacy .......
Wiseman Plumbing 6 Heating
WOKZ .................................
Woolworthf s ......... .....
Yolton's .......... ....-
Y. M. C. A. ...... .... .
Young's ................. -----
Y. w. c. A. ....... .... .
Another year of memorable events has passed into the sands of time.
This Tatler has been made possible through the work and efforts of a very
efficient staff lead by a more efficient advisor, Miss Williamson. The
staff played its part well. Dont forget them!
Your Editor: Terry Burch
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