Alton High School - Tatler Yearbook (Alton, IL)

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RAYMOND READY EDWIN LEAMON RAYMOND Rmm' 11dl7ll'I1I..f'fl't1f1.t'L' 11.1-.r1'.-'lafil in Cyllllzllr' :gf ClLll'l'1.!'ll!lll71 A.B., Indiana University A.lVl., lndiana University Supervising the instructional stall' and working tirelessly for the improvement and enrichment of the curriculum in the Alton Public Schools are Nlr. Readv's principal duties. With the additioniol' new school buildings and the expanding Curriculum Nlr. Ready's eflicient ser- vices will he in even greater demand. His quiet and courteous manner and his fund of good humor have made him popular with hoth teachers and students alike. l':DXX'lN l,r:.xAioN ildllllillll-ffl'11fl.n'F 11.r.r1'.rlanl in Lifzaryzf' aff I3uffd1'11g.r and Grnzuidw BS., University oti lllinois NLS., University ot Illinois In his position as principal of Alton Senior High School the previous two years, we had frequent opportunities to meet Mr. Leamon and to become well- acquainted. ln his new position this vear we see him onlv occasionallv when he Comes to the high school in connec- tion with his worla. Yvith new buildings under construction, Nlr. Leamon is a busy man, but remains a friendly and kindly one to students of A.ll.S.

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hlsa' ff' RAY L. Iixcusox ,I LEONA B. TICTER RAY I.. IACLQSON Dean Qf 150.114- Nlr. Izxclcson is Z1 liusy mzm zxrouncl A. ll. S. ln zultlition to checking alm- sences among the hoys and issuing them admits to Class, Nlr. Iznclcson lintls time to attempt to lcc-cp them on thc straight and narrow path. llc may lic svcn quite oliten on the football ficlcl or gym since he is also Athletic Director. Licoxix B. 'l'ic'ri-:iz Dean of f1'1'1'f.I' ln her lirst year as Dean ot' Girls, lwiss Teter has proved her usual cfticiency in her new position and has become a rc- liablc friencl and counsellor to thc girls ol' A.l l.S. In atlclition to teaching tlutics, Nliss 'lieter is sponsor of thc Girls' Council.