Edwardsville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Edwardsville, IL)

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Seniors Leonard Schwartz .... “Lennie” Philo; Pres. . German Club, 'l(i; Glee Club, '14; Photo Club. ’15; Junior Debating Team. ’15; Football. '15: Track, ’16; Tiger Staff, ’16. nnd Nei t ist ein longer Strait.” Nora Stui.ukex . . . “Happy” Philo; Glee Club. ’14: Sec. German Club, ' 1G; Athletic Association, ’IS, ’14. ’15, ’16. “I would be friend to all.” Clifton Tetherington . . “Teddy Plato; Basketball, '15. Hi. “Slumber in more sweet than toil .” Hilda Tuxhorn .... “Tuxie” Philo; Glee Club, '15, ’16; German Club, ’16; Athletic Association, ’13, ’14, ’15, ’Hi: Tiger Staff, ’16. Music is the universal language of mankind.” Willard Weber . . “Red” Philo; Glee Club, '14. ’16; German Club. ’16; Football, ’13. ’14. ’15. ’16. “Our thought and our condui t are our own.” 17

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Seniors Amy Love . . . “Grouchy” l'hilo; Glee Club, ’13, 14, ’15. ’16; Photo Club, ’15; Latin Dramatics, ’15; Athletic Association, ’13, ’14, ’15, ’16; Class Valedictorian. “Love reflects the thing beloved.” Roland Reid . . . . . “Noisy” Philo; Glee Club, ’14; German Club, ’16; Football, ’14, ’15, ’16. “Knowledge by suffering entereth.” Clarence Ryan......................“Jew” Philo; German Club, ’16; Glee Club, ’14, ’15; Photo Club, ’15; Class Basketball, ’13, ’14, ’15; Football, ’16; Track, ’14, ’15. ’16. “A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the wisest men ” Donald Sager......................“Segar” Plato; Glee Club, ’14, ’15, ’16; Photo Club, ’15; Latin Dramatics, ’15; Junior Debating Team, ’15; Basketball, 14, ’15, ' 1 I; Football, ’13. '14: Captain, '15; Track, '13; Tiger Staff. ’16. “Nee scire fas cst omnia.” May Schlueter .... “Susie” Philo; Glee Club, ’13, ’14, ’15; German Club, ’16; Athletic Association, ’13, ’14, '15, ’16. It is tranquil people who accomplish m uch.” 16

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Song of the Seniors Air:. “Wkakin’ o' the Green” Whist, Seniors dear, and did ye hear The news flint's goin’ round? There's Clifton, John and Rollie Reid That’s nowhere to be found; ’Tis leap year, faith, and in the hall Three girls at them did smile,— They dropped their books, and hats, and all. And ran for half a mile. Chores : Oh, our boys are brave, our girls are fair, The finest in the land; There's no other class that can compare With this most glorious band. Sa here’s to ninteen-sixteen’s class, And to old E.H.S. Whose every lad and every lass Is sure to win success. Oh, Esther likes her own way best, And Nora is beguilin’, And Catherine’s full of laugh and jest. And Ryan's always smilin’; Don, “Nook,” and Willard, all and each, As athletes always shine. And Bill, he makes a dandy speech, And I Leonard argues fine. Chorus : Yes. he argues lnog and fine, my lads. And kills a lot of time. Which always pleases his comrades,— Redad. it’s worth a dime,— So here's fo nineteen-sixteen's class. And to old E.H.S., Whose every lad and every lass Is sure to win success. When Hilda, Florence, also “Dot,”— Most popular all three,— Decide the class should all be shot, Then shot we’re sure to be. Fern Olive is a noisy child. And Delia is another. The Irma's both are easy riled,— Sure, one is worse than t’other. 18