Alton High School - Tatler Yearbook (Alton, IL)

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Senior Members. i960: J. Allmon. D. Cor-win. E. Cox. D. Dipiozzo. M. Dothoger K. Eogleton. M. Edeimon. S. Elzy. E. Emblom. D. Forrow. D. Fester. G. Green. E. Hordbeck. T. Henschel. J. Kercher. T. Kinnore. C. Kunz. F. Lekkos. E. Lowe. M. Mermis. M. Morgen-roth. J. Murroy. K. Reynolds. 0. Roller. P. Schwortz. A. Sheppord. C. Skordos. M. Spencer. J. Vest. J. Wotsek. J. Witt. A. Wright. N. Young Senior Members. 1961: G. Adorns. D. Drown. N. Drown. J. Dryont. S. Dudde. K. Collohon M. Coppel. J. Crowford. V. Flippo. L. Floro. D. Fronke. 0. Fritz. D. Holden. K. Johnson. C. Jorst. D. Komp. A. Kerke-meyer. M. Koditz. M. Lonzerotte. S. Lor-gen. D. Miller. D. Peorson. H. Schweppe. J. Smith. D. Sowders. A. Stoutenborough. J. Tonner. T. Toylor. J. Tyler. D. Von Wyk. T. Woters. L. Witcher. Junior Members 1961 M. Dloir. M. Boikos M. Drown. M. Chappell. M. Cochran. C. Cornell. S. Dothoger E. Elliott. S. Gill. K. Glozik. C. Gromes. J. Grills. J. Hoycroft. G. Holton. E. Joehl. P. Johnson. S. Kindig. T. O'Neal. S. Rhoads. C. Romanko. S. Schenk. D Strouss. M. Tegtmeyer. K. Till. J. Willett. J. Witt-Vice President J. Allman-Pres. G. Green-Treasurer M. Mermis-Corresponding Secretary J. Watsek-Recordlng Secretory F.W. AWARDS Two Alton Hlghr School students received awards In the voice of Democracy speech contest. Barb Griffin and Cindy Phegley won 2nd and 3rd place In the contest which was sponsored by the V.F.W. In the city. Participants had to make a 3-5 minute speech and tape It at WOKZ radio. The tapes from all the schools were judged by a panel of judges and 1st, 2nd, (j 3rd place winners received a cash award and a plage presented at a dinner. The theme of the speech contest was My Committment For The Country. LEFT: Darb Griffin RIGHT: Cindy Phegley

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S.I. S.P.A. AWARD WINNING PHOTOS Three Alton High Students won owords ot the 1960 Southern Illinois School Press Association for their work on the Totter. Dole Davis won 1st place in the activities category for his photographs. Receiving honorable mention for their pictures were Treefon Siampos ond Greg Hill. TOP LEFT: 1st ploce photo token by Dole Davts. TOP RIGHT: An Honoroble Mention wos given to Greg Hill for this photo. BOTTOM LEFT: Dole Davis' 3rd ploce photo In the Sports Category. BOTTOM RIGHT: This photo by Treefon Stempos won him on honoroble mention. 7

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ILLINOIS STATE SCHOLARS DAR-SAR The local chapters of the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Sons of the American Revolution present Good Citizenship awards based on the student's dependability. cooperation, leadership and patriotism. This years recipiants is Chrisulo Skordos. Chris has olso won the 1981 Youth Citizenship Award presented by the Soroptimisf International of Alton. The award is based on accomplishments of the student in connection with school and country activities. The following students from Alton High have been awarded o certificate of Merit by the Illinois State Scholarship Commission for outstanding performance in the 1980-81 State Scholar Program. This is determined by a combination of ACT scores and high school achievement. Gorry Adorns. Joni Allmon, Julie Bryonf. Kristina Collohan Erk Cox. Don Dipiozzo. Morsho Dothoge Dione Dressier. Mork Edelmon. Steven Elzy. Edword Emblom. Dove Forrow. Douglos Fester. Vol Flippo. Gordon Green. Robert Greenwood. Steven Griffin. Orion Gustin. Beth Holden Gory Holton. Brodley Komp. Thomos Kinnore. Mick-elle Kolditz. Clifford Kinz. Mork Lonzerotte Fonne Lekkos. Soro McNob. Morionne Mer-mis. Dodie Miller. Janet Murray. Elios Pors. Cynthio Phegley. Potrkio Schwortz. Amy Sheppord. Donno Sowders. John Tonner. Thomos Toylor. Daniel Von Wyk. Jeonie Vest. Leeonne Witcher. Jeffrey Witt. This year's finalist for the Notional Achievement Scholar Program for Outstanding Negro Students is Garry Adams. Scoring in the upper 5 percent on the PSAT NMSQT. Gorry was one of 5,100 academically able students recognized. He is considered for an undergraduate scholarship. Also commended was Kormyn Carrington, who scored in the upper 10 percent. She plons to attend Boston University and major in accounting.