Edwardsville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Edwardsville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1949 volume:

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V In QI: J 4' any x R' Lexow, Donald Long, Roy Love, Mariorie Lowry, Mary Jo McDonald, Warren McLean, Don Meilcamp, Alvin Menlt, Shirley Oesierle, Richard Overby, Priscilla Osfrowslcy, Alice Paul, Florence Plefcher, Dean Poos, Rochelle Price, Janei Puncher, Wilma Mae Rupp, Joyce Ann Schaberg, Harold Scheibal, Beverly Ann Schoenleber, Clinion Smolfz, Joe Snodgrass, Ray Soil, Donald Spencer, Rosalyn Suhre, Vernon Svoboda, Shirley Taylor, Melba Tipps, Henrieffa Warning, Roy Weclxman, BeH'y Wessel, Velma Widener, John Wilkinson, Rufh Williams, Roberf Wilson, Charles Yafes, Merle Maedge, Marvin my V Marfi. Carol Joan M Mafeyka. JoAnne M W E if M 5 McCracken, Mary Ann 'cl' .f' - W' M3 -,,h , A A M WVA-A, Zn -IW N X' if s f ,, IA, M ,AY gl .V f l" Meyer, Roberf A M 7 I K A L Mullakin. Russell awe -3 ,glib r My. Naurnann, Mary xg'-fs f r O'Connell, Doroihy ivy 'wi 7 ' ff i A :eh ,i ii If Perry, Raymond M ' ' W P + rs, J in , 7 M M, -M ' l e e Jai L + M Q- M IQZZI, eo a ay 2 6k,VV A A . fl M It K Pike, Shirley ii' "" P I , K Mfr f ' ' Il l ' 1 M - Y af 1 -. . ,H ,. Y Renken, Ruby M Rosenlhal' Jesse W ra' XM Rowlands, Shirley ' Rozum. Delores i V Aff 15? Schoeiile, Vera Mae il, mf Schwehr, Harold X M V, " I ff- iei M Sem. Jerry 33, 15 , 'li V Iri 4 'A Shorf, Emmeif ' ' IM 6 fd? ,A ' W Sfahlhul, Frances Jean . H Sreehlinger. Shirley gawk ,fgi 235 M V T: lg: S"i"eY 'wb M 'ff-'ffr'ifg,f M Suhre. Marvin ,Me V 5 ' 'H . ffl f si M My ll , " M 1' iyfywr-f M by gi ig Trares, Ann J 1 ll N lx! Tuxhorn, Sally "' 'V A V W ii v I L v fi'-ii S M E ,ew oy es. a erne A , ,Q VM K Walker, Peggy T' ' Q ' . A Widicus, Frederick H kyyy ,I Wieduwilh Nancy x, LM FM Wilkinson, Edna Q , way. f H 8, V uni ,1,'7 M fy, If , Wieseman, Edward y.,a XV U i Q up ,ifflfgw ,M , g Ziegler, Vera Mae 0 zine. Rifa Q W M y V gifs!-dvi it , if Zoellers, shine M ' an 4,-.M iiiiil f' 5 M llaai' yr . MM Y :fi Wilkinson Melvin ...D M -.za ,ri 5 HI-Y CLUB The Hi-Y. under 'rhe guidance of Mr. Don Lewis and Mr. Don Afkinson has developed info an oufsfand- ing boys' club af E. H. S. The Hi-Y has sponsored one major all-school affair, fhe Hi-Y Mixer Parfy, which has become an annual affair here af school. The organizafion ioined fhe Hi-Tri in a discussion of boy and girl problems. This proved fo be a greaf success. Wifhouf fhe excellenf cooperafion of bofh sponsors, fheir officers, and fhe members of bofh clubs, fhis affair would nof have been possible. The Hi-Y has increased in membership fhis year, which is one sfep foward making if fhe besf club in fhe council. ,This acfive membership has made if necessa.ry fo have a Hi-Y cabinef which advises fhe officers and assisfs in fhe planning of meefings. So far fhere has been one social affair in fhe Hi-Y fhis year. This was a very successful hayride where everybody had a good fime. This delighfful affair was held af Mr. Lewis' counfry home near Alfon. The meefings run in discussion from boys' social problems fo having a speaker fo falk fo fhe club. The sfrongesf fwo classes in fhe Hi-Y are fhe Freshmen and Sophomores oufnumbering fhe Juniors and Seniors by quife a margin. Therefore, we are building up a club fhaf in fhree or four years will excel in scholarship, sporfsmanship and Chrisfian' living. Leff fo righf, back row: Mr. Afkinson, Richard Weckman, Emil Paul, Lefo Mefz, Tom Slowey, Charles Tosovsky, Bob Gallamore, Lesfer Berlemann, Jack Magee, Eddie Gillham, Carl Mick, Mr. Lewis. Second row: Charles Vermillion, Dan Eilers, Charles Schroeder, Russell Nordsfrom, Richard Hoffman, Earl Vaugniaux, Kenny Sperandio, Wilbur Widicus, Charles Alexander, Bill Haase, Henry Fredrickson, David Maxfield. Fronf row: Don Heuer, Lloyd Hulsker, Clyde Jacobs, Leroy Leifner. Back row: Don Balsfer, Mr. Lewis, Bob Greenwood, Oliver Wilhold, Roy Warning, Gordon Erickson, Roy Hess, Roger Brooks, Jack Bufler, Charles Scholl, Bill Weber, Joe Smolfz, Mike Newell, Bill Riley, Reeves Bauer, Joe Foehrkalb, Richard Rohrkasfe, Dale Sfrahan. Mr. Afkinson, Carl Hanser. Second row: Bob Ford, Roberf Meyer, Jimmy Gasfon, Jimmy Dorr, Jack Considine, James Williams, Rocky Poos, Roy Long, Don Gehrig, Ronald Harris, Ray Snodgrass, Jim George, Ray Brumiff, Lowell Schafer, Paf Bagby, Jack Croak. Firsf row: Freddie Widicus, Bill Lanham, Alberf De Sherlia, Raymond Perry, Richard Oesferle, Warren McDonald, Alvil Meikamp, Don McLean, Bob Kirk, Carl Fish, Richard Johnson, Verlin Drda, Richard Cunningham. 6 HI-TRI LEAGUE Wifh fhe aid of our sponsors, Miss Elsie J. Sloan, Miss Grace Cunningham, Miss Ella Helm, and Miss Nellie Alexander, our Hi-Tri fhis year has succeeded in sponsoring many worfh while acfivifies for all fhe sfudenfs of E. H. S. The Hi-Tri is fhe largesf organizafion open fo all girls in school. To begin fhe school year, fhe Hi-Tri sponsored an informal inifiafion for fhe new members af a big wiener roasf and bonfire in fhe parking lof. Nexf came fhe "Kid Par+y" when fhe girls discarded fheir dignify, broughf jumping ropes, dolls, and fheir sis+er's foys fo help fill fhe evening wifh enioymenf. ln February, fhe Hi-Tri fook on fhe roll of cupid by spo.nsoring fhe Sadie Hawkins Parfy. The girl asked fhe boy, boughf fhe fickefs, made him a corsage of preposferous ifems, called' for him, and paid fhe bills of fhe evening. The lasf social funcfion fhe Hi-Tri sponsored was fhe formal candlelighf insfallafion of officers for fhe incoming year. The Hi-Tri is divided info four groups according fo classes, each group having ifs own officers. Once each monfh during acfivify period, fhe individual groups meef. Each group sponsors a ioinf program fo which all girls in school are invifed. These ioinf meefings were held in fhe gym and included a panel discussion, a play, a sfyle show, and a program honoring our mofhers. The Hi-Tri Council is fhe governing and guiding agency of Hi-Tri. The officers are Marilyn Ranek- Presidenf, Paf Ohl-Vice Presidenf, Margaref Long-Secrefary, and Sharon Lewis-Treasurer. E2 HI-TRI COUNCIL 1... ig:-4'7i.. Leff fo righf, firsf row: Dorofhy Marfin, Lucy Gillham, Eunice Knoche, June Kniser, Margaref Long. Second row: Sylvia Vogel, Donna Fiegenbaum, Mary Henfz, Rufh Frey, Marilyn Ranek, Mary Ann Kohlburn. Third row: Miss Grace Cunningham, Miss Elsie Sloan, Sharon Lewis, Judifh Kriege, Mary Naumann, Pafsy Ohl, Pauline Meyer, Miss Ella Helm, Miss Nellie Alexander. 7 SENIOR HI-TRI Lell lo righl, bacl: row: Arlyne Moehle, Marie Johnson, Lola Shaffer, Eunice Kneble, Lucille Knechl, Miss Sloan. Fourlh row: Lavon Lischmann, Elhel Deppe, Norma Schoellle, Violel Schoenbaum, Joline Zrusl, Mable Dippold, Lennella Davis. Third row: Conslance Roedel, Grace Malhis, Ann Dunlap, Eve- lyn Dillman, Thelma Johnson, Jane Eberharl, Jean Eberharl. Second row: Elizabelh Shaw, Anila Hawkins, Nadine Speran- dio, Joan Harlman, Marilyn Ranelr, Lorraine Scheibal. Firsl row: Janel Wieduwill, Mary Barnsbaclr, Pal Langley, Rila Neville, Belly Barry, Jean Flavin, Beverly Beclr. Top row: Pauline Meyer, Miss Sloan, Sharon Lewis, Helenmary Carlin. Third row: Carole Overmeier, Joan Highlander, Pal Ohl, Belly Jean Flannery, Rulh Frey, Mary Henlz. Second row: Margarel Long, Joan Harrison, Marilyn Brase, Mary Ann Fagan, Shirley Long, Joan Wallensmilh. Firsl row: Conslance Broshow, Shirley Rozum, Doris Poos, Dorcas Callahan, Dorolhy Pilre, Carole Davis. JUNIOR HI-TRI Top row: Shirley Wibbing, Nina Whillenberg, Shirley Aberl, Judy Kriege, Pally Jo Flagg, Susanne Figy, Eunice Knoche, Miss Cunn- ingham. Third row: Dolores Koenig, Marian Relhmeier, Allyne Slein- man, Mary Aliels, Belly Jane Puncher, Sylvia Vogel, Barbara Bollman, Theresa Jaros. Second row: Helen Pelers, Sue Hosier, Evelyn Brunnworlh, Rose- mary Merlcel, Jane Long, Yvonne Baldridge, Virginia Wayne, Caryl Neuhaus. Firsl row: Jean Fiesler, Darlene Gerclen, Belly Lou Fagan, Ar- lene Schoenleber, Marilyn Breve, Joyce Arlh, Mildred Weidner. Lell lo righl, lop row: Corinne Wagner, Darlene Yehling, Rila Eads, Janice Willmore, Florence Widener. Third row: Marilyn Gusewelle, lna Rae Blalniclr, Lillian Nicolussi, Evelyn Poydaclr, Lois Kenneclre, Sylvia McDonough, Edna Talleur. Second row: Elizalaelh Spencer, lrene Schlemer, Jeanelle Schae- fer, Agnes Jo Schwehr, Verna Buehler,. Alice. Meyer,. Marie Hans. Firsl row: Doris Wood, Dorolhy Proll, Joan Nelxola, Rulh Belie- meyer, Marilyn Mayer, Mary Lou Frisby, Phyllis Croalr. 8 SOPHOMORE HI-TRI Leif lo righi, lop row: Marie King, Genevieve Engellce, Belly Davis, Bernice Morifz, Emma Brarfen. Third row: Georgia Gerard, Ann Whiiiingion, Jane Mindrup, Mary Jean Sfriclrland, Laura Balsier. Second row: Doris Koenig, Do- lores Ranelc, Gwendolyn Evans, Caihryn B r i d w e l l, Laverne Schmidf, Alice Juslice, Dorofhy Spencer. Firsi row: Doris Brase, Lenora Davis, Jaclclyn Cooper, Alice Deehan, Arlene Carlin, Julia Heberer, Ruih Buhrle. Top row: Charloiie Sfeinman, Audrey Arih. Fourih row: Flora Lee Werfhs, Consuella Goff, Janice Gordon, BeHy Krupslri, Mary Margarei Young, Joan Long, Miss Helm. Third row: Lois Sfunlrel, Nancy Schwager, Donna Fiegenbaum, Shirley Buhr, Camilla Smifh, Marilyn Ballweg. Third row: Pearl Graham, Janice Deferman, Ri+a Sfraclrleiahn, Vir- ginia Camaraia, Dorolhy Marlin, Doro+hy Koenig, Delores Sim- mons. Firsf row: Mary Ann Sfoces, Beverly Bess, Rufh Nelson, Lucy Gillham, Beverly Orman, Par Berlemann, Joan Rabus. FRESHMAN HI-TRI LeH io righf, lop row: Nancy Wieduwili, Mary Jo Lowry, Mary Nauman, Joan Kriege, Esfher Aliels, Pal Hall. Third row: BeHy Aberi, Shirley Menlc, Shirley Suess, Sally Tux- horn, Beverly Scheibal, Alice Osfrowslry, Joyce Rupp. Second row: Mary Ann Kohl- burn, Ruby Renken, Vera Mae Schoeiile, Shirley Rowlands, Vera Mae Ziegler, Florence Paul, LoreHa Emshousen, Shirley Piice. Firsf row: Rifa Zilra, Shirley Zoellers, Judy Barnsbaclr, Mare lene Buehrer, Dorofhy O'Connell, Gloria Burger, Ann Delicafe. Top row: Mariorie Love, Rosalyn Spencer. Third row: Mariorie Gehrig, June Kniser, Joan Pefers, Peggy Walker, Audrey Bardelmeier, Ver- na Mae Baeser, Marian Biclcell. Second row: Miss Alexander, Frances Sfahlhuf, JoAnn Mareylca, Carole Marfi, Laverne Voyles, Henrieiia Tipps, Gerry Barnhari, Leofa Piazzi. Firsf row: Shirley Sieehlinger, Esiher Koch, Velma Wessel, Mary Ann Maccracken, Delores Rozum, Wilma Puncher, Janef Price. TIGER T!MES Leif fo righi, back row: Kennelh Sperandio, Rodney Senn, David Maxfield, Harlow Coollaaugh, Charles Mays, Jack Riggs, Tom Slowey, Raymond Zoelzer, Clyde Nealy. Middle row: Miss Halcher, Marilyn Brase, Shirley Rozum, Virgina Pierson, Lucille Knechf, Pauline Meyer, Elizabefh Shaw, Mary Henfz, Pal Ohl, Helenmary Carlin, Jean Flavin. Froni row: Sharon Lewis, Rifa Neville, Violel Schoenbaum, Lola Shaffer, Belly Barry, Nadine Sperandio, Evelyn Dillman, Carole Davis. EE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Leif +o righf, boHom row: Vernon Marfi, Clyde Spilze, Dale Hollman, Donald Dannenberg, Odell Thorpe, EvereH' Bulcher, Mr. Seiberf. Second row: Jim Kovarik, Frank Provaznik, Lloyd Hulsker, Emil Paul, Bob Green, Charles Tosovsky, Vernon Hollman, Marvin Sfille. Third row: Franklin Mellenlhin, Earl Viere, Ray Bode, Roloerl' Sleinman, Glenn Reichmann, Herschel Kluefer, Viclor Daiber, Jerry Garde, Don Heuer, Carl Olive, Henry Zoelzer, Don Roberlson, Frank McBride, Merle Yafes, Herman Lawrence, Ray- mond Hess. Fourfh row: Sammy Dorsey, Harold Schaberg, Edward Wieseman, Leroy Renken, Darl Klopmeier, Bob Cliflon, Marvin Maedge. I0 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Edwardsville Chap+er of 'Ihe Fu'Iure Homemakers of America was organized in Edwardsville High School in I945. The IocaI chapI'er is affiliaied wirh boih 'Ihe sI'aI'e and na+ionaI organiza'I'ions. The officers for I948-49 are as follows: Beverly Beck, presidenh Dorcas Callahan, vice-preside,n+g Sylvia Taylor, secrefary, Jean Fiesler, Ireasurerg Joan Harlman, pubIici+y book chairman: Mary Ar+h, I'ypis+ and reporferg Marie Hans, song leader, Edna Talleur, ways and means chairman, Mrs. Callahan, chap'rer mo+herg Mrs. Talleur, a.ssis+an+ chapI'er mo+herg and Miss Lucy Parkey, sponsor. Our former chapI'er moI'her, Mrs. William Figge, is S+a're Morher and Edna Talleur is Secfion IV Secrerary. During 'Ihe summer I'he F. H. A. sen+ Beverly Beck, Joan Harfman, and Miss Parkey Io I'he Na+ionaI ConvenI'ion in Kansas Cify and Dorcas Callahan I'o SI'a're Lea-dership Camp. Edwardsville is acfive in Sec+ion IV. F. H. A. was represenfed a+ Ihe House of Delegaies and Secrion Rally. Edwardsville received Ihe ou+sI'andi.ng chapfer award a'I' an assembly in Oclober and Iied wi+h Dupo for firsf in pubIici'I'y book. .iq miles HUMEMAQWS, AMERICA ,BQQRE EMAKEQS MERICA Lefl Io righ+, firs+ row: BeHy Flannery, Mabel Dippold, Mary Jean Arfh, Shirley Rozum, Palricia Burger, Delores Schmidt Second row: Doris Wood, Mary Jane Walson, BeHy Puncher, Lavon Lischmann, Beverly Beck, Miss Parkey, Marilyn Ranek, Lorraine Scheibal, Joan Harfman, Jean Fiesler, Rifa Eads, Mildred Weidner. , Back row: Edna Talleur, Marie Hans, Shirley King, Corinne Wagner, Darlene Yehling, Marilyn Gusewelle, Sylvia Taylor, Beverly Vollinfine, Virginia Pierson, Marcella Eberharf, Dorcas Callahan. Firsf row: Janer Price, BeH'y Aberf, Shirley Zoellers, Iona Ernsl, Henrieffa Tipps, Gloria Burger, Carol Marii, Mary Nau- mann, Beverly Bess. Second row: Frances S+ahIhu+, Ann Trares, Mary Jo Lowry, Melba Taylor, Melvina Hufsiedler, Lore'H'a Emshouser, Nancy Wieduwilr, Mary Ann Kohlburn, Charlene Walker, Audrey Arfh, Par HiHner, Frances SeHIe, Florence Paul. Back row: Wilma Funcher, Dolores Rozurn, Shirley Menk, Shirley Suess, Alice Deehan, Peggy Walker, Ruih Nelson, Velma Wessel, Mariorie Love, Joan Pelers, Audrey Bardelmeier, Norma Kluefer, Doris Brase, Lenora Davis, Janice Deferman, Ruby Renken, Marlene Buehrer. Darwin Lulher Oscar Ping Ginger Jones Mrs. Jones .. Roberfa Jones .. Cynfhia Roberis Dr. Bofllenecke .. Smoky Bleek ...,,. Mrs. Pauline Praline Mrs. Opal Dome ., JUNIOR PLAY "GINGER SNAPS BACK" John Trares Lesfer Berlemann Barbara Bollman Judiih Kriege . Marilyn Breve Mary Lou Frisby Bob Gallamore ..,.. Dan Eilers Jane Long Joyce Arlh SCENES FROM THE PLAY EE "Ginger Snaps Back" was presenied by 1'he mem- bers of fhe Junior Class, November 20 as +heir con+ribu+io,n fo 'rhe dramaffc efforfs of E. H. S. Disguises seemed +o be 1'he fad and +hey varied from +he addifion of a beard +o dressing as a female 'ro give 'Phe audience a good chance +o ask "Who's who?" The cas+ was assis+ed by Sylvia. Vogel, Eunice Knoche, Edna Talleur, Rosemary Merkel, Mrs. Alice Crocker, Joe Jellen, Richard Weckman, and Pe+e Gemoules. The play was presen+ed under +he able direcfion of Mr. Don Aikinson. JUNIOR PLAY CAST AND DIRECTOR Leff lo righf, firsl row: Sylvia Vogel, Jane Long, Joyce Arfh, Barbara Bollman, Marilyn Breve, Mary Lou Frisby, Eunice Knoche. Second row: Edna Talleur, Lesfer Berlemann, John Trares, Jud ifh Kriege, Bob Gallamore, Dan Eilers, Mr. Don Alkinson I2 FOO'BALL PRCDM MISS MARY HENTZ D REIGNING QUEEN OF l948 FOOTBALL PROM I3 FOOTBALL PROM THE QUEEN AND HER LADIES-IN-WAITING ELIZABETH SHAW QUEEN MARY JOAN HIGHLANDER cARoLE DAVIS I4 Tom Slowey Joan Highlander Jaclz Riggs Elizabelh Shaw Ray Heinemeier Queen Mary Henlz Virginia Kinsman, flower girl Gaylord Powell, crown bearer. Barbara Boergadine, flower girl Bob Barnharl' Carole Davis John Kolesa Pasl' Queen Mary Lou Clifford Hoppe Beverly Orman Don Roberlson Helen Pefers Richard Ridgeway Rose Marie Ponela Willard Goff Elizabelh Spencer Dan Eilers Pa+ Langley Les Lance Rosemary Merlcle Carl Miclc Sue Hosier Harlow Coolbaugh Arlene Schoenleber Charles Mays Jean Fiesler David Maxfield Janice Willmore Frank McBride Pal' Hall Richard Willcinson Leola Piazzi Perini THE ROYAL COURT K eff? I5 T l FOOTBALL SEASON CHEl:R LEADERS Up: Lucy Gillham i-Jw--M The EHS cheering sec+ion was led fhis year by fhree pe+i+e leaders, Ina Rae Bla+nick, Phyllis Croak, and Lucy Gillham under fhe direclion of Miss BeHy Guller. A+ home or away our fans found +he cheer leaders presenf +o help cheer +he feam along and raise fheir morale. Their size had no effecf on fheir abilify fo make noise alfhough LiHle Ed-die, fheir mascof, helped fhem along wi+h a +iny roar now and +hen. Thanks fo our cheerleaders, Ed- wardsville's presence a+ +he games was readily recognized. They kepl' our spirif up when we need- ed if mosf and gave fhe feam a liHle of fheir enihusiasm, pep, and op'I'imism for fhai' anficipafeid viciory. Down: Phyllis Croak, lna Rae Blafnick FOOTBALL SQUAD rllsr FOW. IVIF. IJYBWCT. Second row, leff fo righf: Jack Riggs, David Maxfield, Fred Gillham, Ray Heinemeier, Pisfol Coolbaugh, Don Roberfson, Tom Slowey, Buddy Baumgarfner, Willie Goff. Third row: Richard Ridgeway, Carl Mick, Frank McBride, Clifford Hoppe, Dan Eilers, Clyde Spifze, Louis Perini, Leslie Lance. Fourfh row: Lawrence Kacer, Alberl Bayer, Eddie Gillham, Joe Foehrkalb, Jim George, Earl Whiied, Billy Riley, Carl Fish, Frankie Dillman. Fiffh row: Richard Johnson, Ross Rosenfhal, EmmeH' Shori, Roy Hess, Roy Kolesa, Alvin Meikamp, Charles Wilson, Melvin Wilkenson. Sixih row: Fred Twenle, Roger Brooks, Verlin Drda, Clinfon Schoenleber. I6 FOOTBALL LETTERMEN ' I rlrsr row, leff +o righf: Dan Eilers, Franlc McBride, Don Roberfson, Fred Gillham, Tom Slowey, Leslie Lance, Richard Ridge way, Willard Goff, Bob Barnharf, Earl Whifed. Second row: David Maxfield, Vincenl' Beclr, Jack Riggs, Charles Mays, Ray Heinemeier, Harlow Coolbaugh, Carl Mick Clifford Hoppe, Karl Fish, Coach Brewer. X E , FOOTBALL REVIEW The I948 edifion of fhe Edwardsville Tigers un der Coach Bill Brewer made a beH'er showing fhan had b I. h d . . . . een accompls e rn receni' years. lnfensrve drill in fhe fundamen+als early in Seprember was follo ed b W Y rhorough pracfice in rheir applicafiong 'lhe Tigers succeeded in winning vicfories over 1-hree opponenfs, 'lying one, and losing 'ro five. Three of fhe losses were ai' 'lhe hands of De Andreis of Sf. Louis, sfrong parochial school +eam, and fo Roxana and Collinsville, power houses of fhis area. The l948 foofball , p y me aHi+ude in sporrsmanship and fair play. Wi+h an improved spirif being displayed in foofball i+ is hoped, ihal' +he fufure of E. H. S. gridiron ac'rivi+ies will con rinue fo advance. aggrega+ion was a high-spirif ed, hard fighiing ouffil' all of whom dis la ed a F' Coach Bill Brewer in addiiion +o serving a full-schedule as boys' P. E. insfrucfor worked diligenfly and fai+hfull d ' + lo ' ' y an is o e commended for his excellenf handling of fhe feam. I7 Bil BrewLr oa h Bob Barnharf, Lefl' End Wayne Baumgar+ner, Quarlerback Vincenf Beck, LeH End Harlow Coolbaugh, Quarierback Dan Eilers, Righl' End Carl Fish, Lefl Halfback Fred Gillham, Righi' Guard Willard Goff, Fullbaclc Ray Heinemeier, Fullback Clifford Hoppe, LeH Halfback Leslie Lance, Lefl' Guard David Maxfield, Cenier Charles Mays, Righi Halfback Frank McBride, Righi' Tackle Carl Mick, Righf Halfback Richard Ridgeway, Righi' Tackle Jack Riggs, Cenier Don Roberlson, Lef'I' Tackle Tom Slowey, Lef+ Tackle Earl Whiled, Righf End THJE I948 FOOTBALL SEASON TIGERS I2g MT. OLIVE 0 MI'. Olice suffered ifs firsf home game defeaf i.n fhree years by fhe Tigers. Our 'Ieam looked good for ifs firsf game. Heinemeier made bofh fouch- dow.ns on line plunges. Mosf of fhe game was played in fhe enemy's ferrifory, proving our super- iorify all 'Ihrough fhe game. TIGERS I9g STAUNTON I9 Sfring defenses were evidenf in bofh feams. Heinemeier scored fwice in fhe firsf half, leaving fhe score I2 'I'o 6, Tigers. The Bulldogs came back i.n fhe second half wifh a lead of I9 fo I2. Hoppe ran fhe ball over in a 25 yar-d run wifh seconds fo go, and Ray ran fhe exfra poin'I', fo fie fhe game up which ended in a fhriller. TIGERS 2Ip MADISON 2 EdwardsviIIe's powerful line was fhe deciding fac- for in fhis game, wifh II fo 8 firsf downs. We scored in all periods excepl' fhe firsf. The Trojans scored when fhey blocked a kick for a safefy. There was a Iighf rain during fhe secon-d period which seemed +o gel' fhe Tigers rolling. TIGERS I3g DeANDREIS 25 The Wildcafs seemed fo have a fasfer fealm fhan ours. Alfhough fhey oufweighed our feam, we never made a fumble in 'I'he game. Heinemeier scord bofh fouchdowns, one on a pass from Cool- baugh for a 25-yard score and fhe o'I'her on a line plunge. TIGERS I4g WOOD RIVER 7 The Oilers led Iduring fhe firsf half, 7 fo 0. Hoppe scored in fhe fhird period affer fhe feam foughf a desperafe baffle fo fhe I yard line. Mays saved fhe game when he infercepfed a pass and scored on a 45-yard run in fhe fourfh quarfer. By fhe end of fhe game fhe Tigers had oufclassed 'Ihe opponenfs wifh II 'Io 5 firsf downs, in a fhrilling game. TIGERS 6, ROXANA 20 The Shells scored in fhe firs'I' period affer which Barnharf wenf over on a 2I-yand run wifh a pass from Coolbaugh. Affer a poor sfarf in fhe firsf half, Roxana snapped back and wenf info fheir sixfh sfraighf vicfory. The Tigers .never fhreafened in fhe second half, having only one firsf down. IX TIGERS O, ALTON 27 The Redbirds won fheir spurs when fhey fook us for 'Iheir firsf win affer five losses. The Tigers never fhreafened. If was a hard foughf baffle, buf iusf couIdn'+ hold fhem off. We held fhem fo seven poinfs i.n fhe firsf half, buf fhey picked up in fhe second half. TIGERS 9, COLLINSVILLE 47 The Kahoks sfarfed ouf wifh a I3-poinf Iead', when 'rhe Tigers fackled fhe enemy in fhe end zone, for a. safefy, making if I3 fo 2. Then Wilkinson wenf over on a pass from Coolbaugh, for a score of I3 fo 9. The Kahoks wenf on fo wi.n a hard foughf game on a cold clear nigh'I'. TIGERS 6: GRANITE CITY 26 The Warriors played a rough game in which several players were iniured. AI' fhe end of fhe game we led I'h,em in firsf downs wifh I2 fo I I. Bofh feams used a passing affack wifh mosf of GraniI'e's clicking. We complefed only 5 ouf of 20. Cool- baugh scored on a quarferback sneak, affer four complefe passes and several hard drives. The feam was handicapped by 'I'he absence of Hoppe. SEEN AROUND SCHOOL BUDDING ARTISTS SERIOUS LIBRARIANS A FRIENDLY VISIT IT'S DONE THIS WAY KID LUCCO, JUST LIKE HIS OLD MAN MR. LITTLE'S TYPING DEMONS MR. LUCCO MAKES 'EM LIKE HISTORY 20 The EHS gym was iransformed info a realm of weird looking char- acfers on Ociober 30, l948. Whai' was +he occasion? Why, fhe an- nual Halloween Parfy, of course. Everyone had irouble idenfifying even his besf friend in such cos- 'rumes as a grandfa+her's clock, hunchback. or a big head. I+ was even discovered how Miss Be++y eungf would look as s rabbn and Miss Nellie .Alexander as a canni- bal. Affer 'Phe grand march prizes were awarded fo fhe besi' cos- fumes in each group. Music was provided by Bob S+unlcel's orches+ra. Refreshmenls were served fo climax anoiher en- ioyable evening af E. H. S. HALLGWE'EN PARTY Pauline Meyer r BeHy Guller Mariorie Love Ann Delicaie Sally Tuxhorn Nellie Alexander Joan Harrison Sue Hosier Jack Bufler Dan Eilers ? INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Mr. Cleaon Efzlcorn, direcfor of fhe Edwardsville High School band, has been here wifh us for fhree years. During fhaf fime he has succeeded in building up a sfrong and efficienf band organizafion. Mr. Efzlcorn faughf music af McBride High School in S+. Louis before he came fo Edwardsville. He is a World War ll veferan, having served in fhe Unifed Sfaies Army. There he played wifh fhe Camp Callanr Band in San Diego, Calif. He has played wifh some of fhe counfry's besl' musicians and has observed fhe per- formances of fhe finesf bands and orchesfras. During fhe summer monfhs he direcfs fhe Wood River Munici- pal Band, plays barifone wifh fhe Edwardsville Municipal Band, and holds summer rehearsals wifh fhose members who can affend. Mr. Efzlcorn is always building for a beffer and bigger ba.nd. Through his fireless efforfs we are cerfain fhaf fhe fufure bands of E. H. S. will develop even more successfully fhan fhose of fhe pasf. CLEAON ETZKORN Direcfor E. H. S. BAND ENSEMBLE Firsi' row: Kennefh Hanser, Jean Flavin, Carole Overmier, Edna Talleur, Laura Balsfer, Charloffe Sfeinman, Shirley Menlc, Marian Bicliell, Dorofhy Koenig. T Second row: Richard Kessman, Dean Plelcher, Jim Dorr, Joan Harrison, Lorefia Emshousen, Bob Kirlr, Joan Highlander, Mary Naumann, Bob Gallamore, Ray Bode, Arlene Moehle, Vicior Daiber, Mary Young, Alice Deehan, Consfance Broshow, Doris Wood, Joe Smolfz. Third row: Peggy Walker, Esfher Koch, Shirley Suess, Ronald Harris, Paf Hall, Jim Ladd, Kennefh Hanser, Harry Lewis, Edwin Overbeclr, Jimmy Willams, Lois Sfunlrel, Verlin Drda, Jim Barry, Janice Willmore, Marlene Buehrer, Bill Agles, Fred Schwa- ger, Harold Hunl, Fred Widicus, Bill Grinsiead, Ray Brumiff, Mr. Efzlcorn. Top row: Charlene Wallrer, Shirley Wibbing, Sam VonBroclr, Georgia Gerard, Roger Brooks, Nancy Schwager, Ray Snod- grass, Virginia Camarala, Richard Hoffman, Clifford Hoppe, Jim Gasfon, Carl Fish, Warren McDonald, Jerry Senn, Pal Bagby. 22 Bill Agles, Cornef Paf Bagby, Drum Laura Balsfer, French Horn Jim Barry, Clarinef Marian Biclrell, French Horn Ray Bode, Clarinef Roger Broolrs, Bass Horn Consfance Broshow, Clarinef Ray Brumiff, Cornef Marlene Buehrer, Bassoon Virginia Camarafa, Bass Horn Vicfor Daiber, Clarinef Alice Deehan, Clarinef Jim Dorr, Clarinef Verlin Drda, Trombone Loreffa Emshousen, Clarinef Carl Fish, Trombone Jean Flavin, Saxophone Bob Gallamore, Clarinef Jim Gasfon, Trombone Georgia Gerard, Bass Horn Billy Grinsfead, Cornef Paf Hall, Drum Harris Hanser, Oboe Kennefh Hanser, Cornef Ronald Harris. Cornef Joan Harrison, Clarinef Joan Highlander, Clarinef Richard Hoffman, Trombone Clifford Hoppe, Trombone Harold Hunf, Cornef Richard Kessman, Saxophone Bob Kirk, Clarinel Esiher Koch, Alfo Clarinef Dorolhy Koenig, French Horn Jim Ladd, Cornel Harry Lewis, Cornel Warren McDonald, Drum Shirley Menk, French Horn Arlyne Moehle, Clarinef Mary Naumann, Clarinef Edwin Overbeck, Cornei Carole Overmeier, Saxophone Dean Plefcher, Saxophone Fred Schwager, Cornei Nancy Schwager, Bass Horn Jerry Senn, Drum Joe Smollz, Saxophone Ray Snodgrass, Bass Horn K' 'li'yl.ChXTrlo++e Sfeinrnan, French Horn VX , Lois Slunkel, Bari+one XV Shirley Suess, Drum J Edna Talleur, Alfo Clarine+ Sam VonBrock, Barilone Charlene Walker, Barifone Peggy Walker, Drum Shirley Wibbing, Barifone Fred Widicus, Cornef Jimmy Williams, Clarinel Janice Willmore, Clarinef 1 . Doris Wood, Clarinel rw' Mary Young, Clarinef gw H, v 5 eff ' df: 'of , , . icky? WW Wir, if? gf Wy' 1" gig? pl6!J '22, . .. , ,xi C? ofa, XX 6. if Q f Wf v Q5 STA , X, 'D V O V we S' Q ,X QQ SX Y Q . gif? H? -L '55 , 2 1 get 4 wumum Q-Lyf if VFX 4, K x F N M fi 'ly Y 'S XW Ve S. X'W N l 1 2 cwu aff' I rf? if e XQ+-wg Lk - , -if 445 li?-5 S55 'RM' B S ,Eb M JS W N VM x f N ,wif Y ,.l I K 1-7 R UTI-I FREY BASKETBALL TEAM Top row, lefl 'lo righlz Charles Alexander, Bill Fiegenbaum, John Sleiner, Jack Buller, Harlow Coolbaugh, Jim Kesl, Manager Don McLean. Firsl row: Manager Kenny Sperandio, Roy Warning, Ray Heinemeier, Jack Enloe, George Melcalf, Mike Newell, Coach Lucco. B.ASKETBA LL SQUAD Top row: Pal Bagby, Clinfon Schoenleber, Ronald Harris, Bob Kirk, Freddie Widicus, Ray Snodgrass, Joe Smolfz, Billy Leach, Dean Plefcher, Richard Oeslerle, Berf DeSherlia, Eddie King. Third row: Donald Gehrig, Roland Brumill, Roberl' Wheel, Charles Scholl, Oliver Wilhold, Gordon Erickson, Earl Whiled, Frank Head, Bill Weber, Ray Wheal, Bob Greenwood, Ray Brumi'H, Coach Lucco. Second row: Bill Fiegenbaum, Charles Alexander, Roy Warning. Ray Heinemeier. John Sleiner. Jack Enloe. George Mel- cal'F, Mike Newell, Harlow Coolbaugh, Jack Bufler, Jim Kesl. Firsl row: Managers: Kenny Sperandio, Don McLean. 26 BASKETBALL LETTERM EN Charles Alexander Jack Eufler Harlow Coolbaugh Jack Enloe Bill Fiegenbaum Ray Heinemeier Jim Kesl George Mefcalf Mike Newell John Sfeiner Roy Warning A , 1 fi, Nl I f THE SEASON jmg , ,, Nh' 7Q. I L,f X X 0,4 COACH JOE LUCCO TIGERS 36, HIGHLAND 42 ln meefing Ihe Highland 'realm for fhe firsl' game of fhe season fhe Tigers succumbed fo fhe mid- season form of fheir opponenfs. Our feam gol off fo an early lead, before Ihe end of fhe firs'I' period. The Cagemen walked away from us in 'Ihe Iaffer parl' of fhe game, excepf i.n fhe final quarfer where we oufscored fhem. Alfhough losing, we didn'I' give up. Second feam won fheir game, 38-34. TIGERS 43: LIVINGSTON 40 The Tigers won fheir firsf game of I'he season, in a c'ose game here. They fook fhe lead, and held il' all fhrough fhe game. The Eagles were only one poinl' behind near fhe end of fhe game, buf we sunk fwo free fhrows, sewing up fhe game. If was a close a.nd excifing game all fhe way fhrough. The fe-am's free fhrows were sfill a IiH'Ie ragged. TIGERS 42, BELLEVILLE 39 The Maroons sfarfed off wifh a lead of 8 fo 2, buf when The firsf period ended, 'Ihe Tigers were back in fhe game. Affer 'I'ha+, if was a fighf race. 28 Bofh fea.ms looked good, and fhe score remained close unfil Ihe final period, when Belleville seemed fo blowup. George Mefcalf was high poinf man, and Mike Newell had fhe coolesf head, making six ouI' of six free fhrows. The reserve squad won fheir fhird sfraighl' vicfory, 4I-35. TIGERS 27g TAYLORVILLE 28 Taylorville was leading 28-25, when' Roy Warning made a long shoI'. Taylorville gof possession of fhe ball, buf we s'IoIe if from fhem a.nd Mefcalf 'look if down fhe floor and scored, buf fhe official called a foul and George gol' a free fhrow and missed. Since his baslzef 'didn'I' counf we Iosf a fhrilling game by one poinf. TIGERS 49g GRANITE CITY 52 The Tigers Iosf a nip-and-fuck ball game fo fhe Granife Cify Warriors. The Bengals sI'af"Ied off 'Io an early lead in fhe firsf quarfer, buf fhe Warr- iors passed fhem in fhe second period. We came up fo wifhin fwo poinI's of fheir feam in 'I'he fhircl quarfer. Hagopian of Ihe opposifion was our main headache, seeming fo be able 'ro hil' from anywhere on fhe floor. The free fhrows were anofher decid- ing facfor wi'Ih +heir I4 fo our 9. The reserve 'Ieam won Iheir game 44-27. TIGERS 62: ALTON 44 The feams fied score af fhe firsf quarfer and al' fhe half. I'I' was 'Ihe fhird quarfer fhaf really sfarfeid fhe ball rolling for 'rhe Tigers. Ray Heine- meier paced fhe local squad wifh I9 poinfs, and Chuck Alexander poured in four field goals and a free Ihrow. ,Alexander was high poinf man in fhe second feam game wifh I2 poinfs. TIGERS 433 RUSHVILLE 32 The Tigers dumped 'Ihe highly favored Rockefs in a greaf upsef. The boys gof off fo an early lead over fhe enemy and held if all fhrough fhe game. Affer 'I'he firsf period, fhey never came wifhin four poinfs of our feam. The Rockefs were considered Ilfh in fhe sfafe. Coach Lucco said fhe Rockefs had an off nighf, buf 'Ihey were s'I'iII a good feam. ITo be confinued on Page 67I SOPHCMORES Agles, Bill Alexander. Gerald Arnold, Eugene Arlh, Audrey xx Bauer, Reeves ' Bayer, Alberf Q Berlemann, Pairicia Bess, Beverly Buhr, Shirley Ann Duhrle, Ruih Burgess, Charles Bufler, Jack Cooper, Jacklyn Daiber, Victor Davis, Belly J. Davis, Lenora Dorsey, Sammy Douglas, Edward Dusrman, Kennefh Dusfman, Marlene Evans, Gwendolyn Fiegenbaum, Donna Firnhaber, Gerald Flagg, Norman Ford, Roberf Galbrailh, Belly Gass, William Garde, Jerry Gieseking, Alvin Giliham, Lucy Goff, Consuella Gordon, Janice Hanser, Carl Hanser, Harris Head, Frank Heberer, Julia H 2. af' Z 9 ,fl ' Y wr' W H, yifbfg, Q!! tel is in M Q ', , i O G 7 5 i ir me 9 in it H -5 fig, V Wag fn' 1, mi Mega- u- i'h"'Qi Y 4.49 . 1 ii Sf y rr Q., 533 .gif .9 rell 'mf' in rrsrr A311 v y 'SQFFC if , 4 ' . T, 'V AN"'7 ,wuz ' . D is sar - 'e' , fm' sr , .rr s 4 l ' V K r gag, 5 4 w , W, 1 , W Y ,.,, , Q Wi- ev ,Q , 6 V V I M y My gy! I ,,, ,,,rr,, f 4 aarr G is U ni ..,, A ,N -i.l 29 'ii- 5395, WW? Q ew K F r , ir, fx .fe -me Q gl , l,,. ,X i .far , ' infix 5 -fer y is Q"fg? . igzigkg.-' EXW . . xr ' :W Q Q Q. ,, K' A J . V.:, , . 'amor J M as 'P fi , 'gk 1, wer, Ballweg, Marilyn Balsfer, Laura Jean Barry, James Brase, Doris BraHen, Emma Bridwell, Cafhryn Camaraia, Virginia arlin, onsidine, Jaclr Deehan, Alice De+erman. Janice Dillma n, Franlrie Dusfma n, Roberl' Engelke, Genevieve Erickson, Gordon Flavin, Geraldine Fleming, Beverly Foehrlralb, Joseph Gasfon, Jimmie George, James Gerard, Georgia , A Griffin. Rulh Y I , . A , Graham Pearl Allyne W Q - , im -F Grinsfead, Billy Q.: .,-1 i e V - 'J ' .,,, . ' Sf 2 Greenwood, Roberi H . l f ., A Heuer' Donald J - gm if ' 4 I f -2h. .L ,,,'--': - J :-- A ,. ller Ramona i " 'fills , , 2' " V ' "ff He i i Q iii' :-. Hess' Revmond , y ' iiii ':" ' HiHner, Pafricia . 1 iyni ' , J 30 Hodge, Forresl Hoppe, Clifford Jereb, Charles Jusfice, Alice Klenlze, William Koenig, Doris Koenig, Doroihy Korfe, Virgil Lewis, Margaref, Long, Joan Marfin, Dorofhy Mayer, James Nelson, Rufh Nelson, Tom Newell, Mike O'Dell, Evelyn Rabus, Joan Raffaelle, John Ranelt, Dolores Reichmann, Glen Rosenthal, Ross Schafer, Lowell Schmidt LaVerne Scholl, Charles Smifh, Camilla Smi+h, Jane? Spencer, Dorofhy Spifze, Clyde Sfrahan, Dale Sfriclzland, Mary Jean S+unkel, Lois Suhre, Roberf Whiffingfon, Ann Wilhold, Oliver Wille, Elmer Williams, James rf' J r r is L'7A I ' 5 1 y WL iii 1 fi' ,,,s, l , JW . 43.5 y 1 ' is 's r ' Ja. li i em, J Q .. ,,,,y J, .ff in if W ,,,. ff ' 1 F' -er I w .1 ,q-vagal if ,Ai i , y ' v g fieigrmfr ,J 55? :::1, l .. ,, ,- f In fy. K , ,. 1. ,.. L s 4 Y4, ,Y . H if Qi pf rf' .me fi K A ' v 4" -' , J , e r i 1 - J y ,,, 7 A , V n k ,fs 4 ,.. 4 L :v::. A I y n .-,:- ffff J if r rrir 3' Keller Jaclc Kessman, Richard King, Marie Klaus, Millon Krupslxi, Belly Ladd, James Lane, Mary Leach, William McBride, Franlr Mindrup, Jane Morifz, Bernice Mounf, Wayne Orman, Beverly Orlen, Grefa Louise Pelrar, Raymond Perini, Louis Relfer Clyde fs-iw Reiler, Dale .4 Riley, William Rolwrlcasle, Richard Schwager, Nancy SeHle, Frances Berdella Slwearloclr, Joyce Simmons, Delores Marvin Sfeinman, Cl'1arlo'He S+oces. Mary Ann Slraclrleialnn, Rila Svoboda, Raymond Walker, Charlene Weber, William Werihs, Flora Lee Woll Ray Woods, Rod ney Yenne, Louis Young, Mary Margaref STUDENT COUNCIL GEORGE F. BROCK SHARON LEWIS MRS. ROSE SANDS Sponsor Presidenr Sponsor The Sludenl Council serves as l'he official sludenl' voice of +he Edwardsville High School. Ai' fheir Wednesday noon meefings held weekly lhroughouf fhe year lhis organizafion meers +o discuss many school problems, +o consider plans for fhe general improvemenl' of rhe school, and +o plan for +he social and ed- ucafional acfiviries of 'rhe school. These meerings have proved a decided educafional experience for 'I'he s'ruden+s in 'rhe lively discussions by +he s+uden+ members concerning school issues. S+u-den+s learn in school whaf many adulrs are obliged +o learn, fha? conrroversial quesrions have 'rwo or more sides, and fha? soluf- ions maybe openly arrived al' by free discussion, compromise, and consideralion of 'rhe ol'her person's poin'l' of view. The S+uden+ Council has sponsored many school funclions. Bean dances have been conducfed afler nearly all foofball and baskerball games and have been well alfended +his year. The Chrisrmas dance which was held during fhe Chrisfmas holidays was highly successful bofh financially and 'From an enlerlain- men'l s+andpoin'l'. fThe S+ude.n+ Council sponsored a school assembly in addi+ion +o having +he organizalion presiden'l', Sharon Lewis, preside al' nearly all 'I'he olher programs. ln lhe spring rhe S'I'uden+ Council inauguraired a series of semi-monrhly evening dances. Firsf row: Bill Weber, Dan Eilers, Chuck Alexander, George M9fC6l'i- SeC0l'ICl FOWZ Carl FiSl'l. P-i+Sy Ohl, Ann Delicafe, Pai' Berlemann, Belly Krupslri, Sharon Lewis, Margaref Long, Ann Dunlap, Nadine Sperandio, Jesse Rosenlhal. Top row: Warren McDonald, Mrs. Rose Sands, Joe Foehrlcalb, Roy Warning, Kenny Sperandio, Joyce Arfh, Nina Whiffenburg, Mr. George Broclr. 33 VOCAL MUSIC C ifimimHiiii zE3iziiiiiiiiiirmiifliirirlilimwilllilii Sirains of music can usually be heard a.ny affernoon, when one walks pas+ +he music room for fhe eager chorus members are singing new songs or singing +he older ones for pure enioymen+. The mixed chorus, which mee+s on Thursday and Friday, is composed of all boys and upperclassmen girls. The freshman girls meer during +he sixfh period by +hemselves. The girls' chorus meefs on Monday and +he boys' on Tuesday. The firsi fhing +hey musl' prepare for is +he Chrisrmas Program which consisrs largely of sacred songs. This is held on +he lasi day of school before 'rhe Chrisfmas vacaiion. Every year 'I'he choruses presenr an Opere'I'+a which +alces long hours of pracrice, bofh in learning rhe songs and rehearsing of +he lines. GIRLS CHORUS Firsf row: Pa? Langley, Jane? Wieduwilf, Jackie Cooper, Lucy Gillham, Mary Barnsback, Mildred Weidner, Wilma Gieselring, Sylvia MacDonald, Dorcas Callahan, Jean Flavin, Virginia Wayne, Joyce Shearloclr. Second row: EHa Rae PaH'on, Delores Simmons, Rufh Buhrle, Carole Davis, Joan Harrison, Lucille Knechr, Janef Smifh, Beverly Orman, BeHy Davis, lris Smifh, Shirley Rozum. Third row: Alice Meyer, Eunice Knoche, Consie Goff, Arlene Carlin, Genevieve Engellie, Jane Mindrup, Dorofhy Marlin, Belly Jane Puncher, Suzanne Figy, Dolores Schmicll. Fourlh row: Judilh Kriege, Arlene Moehle, Ann Dunlap, Elizabe+h Shaw, Grace Malhis, Anifa Hawkins, Frances Seffle, Marie King, Doris Brase. Fifth row: Barbara Bollman, Helenmary Carlin, Dona Fiegenbaum, Janice Deferman, Nina Whiffenberg, Lavon Lischmann, Marilyn Ballweg, Cam Smifh, Nadine Sperandio, Pai Berlemann. Sixfh row: Janice Gordon, Thelma Johnson, Caryl Neuhaus, Marilyn Breve, Sue Hosier, Be'Hy Lou Fagan, Arlene Schoen- leber, Lola Shaffer, Violef Schoenbaum, Doris Poos. 34 BOYS' CHORUS Back row: Mr. Briggs, Don Balsfer, Alberl Bayer, Vernon Marti, Charles Schroeder, Bill Haase, Rodney Senn, Emil Paul, Donald Sloeclzlin, George Lexow, Bill Klenlce. Second row: Edward King, Jim George, Carl Hanser, Reeves Bauer, Bill Gass, Gordon Ericlrson, Kennefh Sperandio, Charles Scholl, Milne Newell, Richard Rohrlcasle, Roberl' Greenwood, Charles Burgess. Fronf row: Bob Ford, Alvin Meilxamp, Charles Glaser, Don Gehrig. FRESHMAN CHORUS Second row: Audrey Bardelmeier, Carol Marli, Sally Tuxhorn, Marjorie Love, Joan Kriege, Rosemary Jones, Shirley Suess, Dorofhy O'Connell, Shirley Menlx. Firsf row: Ann Delicafe, Shirley Pille, Shirley Rowlands, Melvina Hufsfedler, Mary Ann McCraclren, Velma Wessel, June Kniser, Judy Barnsbacli, Gerry Barnharf. 35 OPERETTA A NAUTICAL KNOT OR THE BELLE OF BARNSTAPOOLE Under fhe direcfion of Mr. George S. Briggs fwo performances of fhe opereffa "A Naufical Knof" were presenfed by fhe chorus groups Friday, March I8 and Safurday, March I9, I949. The firsf was a mafinee performance for fhe sfu-denf body and faculfyg fhe second fo parenfs and fownspeople. ln bofh performances fhe principals porfrayed fheir roles fo perfecfion in song a.nd sfory and were D, G+EOR6dE A , + assisfed by sfrong supporf from fhe choruses. The :rec or an ccompams cad. follows: Julia, fhe haughfy belle of Barnsfapoole 4..r,..,..,.,.......,.,.........,............ .,....,. V irgima Wayne Nance, a genfle damsel .r..... ..,,..a......,...,.,...................,..,..,...r , .,4,. A nifa Hawkins Barnabas Lee, a wandering arfisf ...,.....4.........,.......,......., ....r4.., R odney Senn Joe Sfouf, sfalwarf mafe of fhe "Bounding Billow" .... ......,,,...r.. W llllam Gass Bull Salf, an ancienf mariner .,......,....,,.,..a........,........,... ....... H enry Fredrlckson Jim Spray ,.a,..,...,....,.,r,,...,r..,,,,.,..,...,.,.....,.,....,...... 4 ,,....... William Haase Ned Bluff, Sailors on fhe "Bounding Billow" ,..... .,..,..........,.., E mil Paul Jack Brace .,....a...., ...,.,,.,.....,., ..,.,.,.,,...,,,.......,.., ..,.... R i c hard Oesferle D0 6 ....,.,..,.......,,.....,..,.....a..... ...,., D onna Flegenbaum Da'SY. Barnsfapoole Girls ,.,,., .,....,... G race lvlafhls D H3 ,..a...........,.....,,..,...,.,..a. ..,.,.. J oan Harrison Firsf Arfisf ..,....,.. ..,. ,..,....... Vernon Marfl Second Arfisf ,.,...,.,.. ,.,..,.,......r...,,,. .,..,..,,...,...........,...... ,....,. R i c hard Hoffman Third Arfisf .. . .,..,..,,,..,......., .,..,.....,.,....,, ,....,...,,.,..,.......,a.... ...,....,...,..,....,.....,,...,,.......,....,........,....... C a r l Hanser Chorus: Barnsfapoole girls, sailors, arisfs, fownspeople Top row: Richard Oesferle, Bill Haase, Rodney Senn, Emil Paul, Bill Gass, Henry Fredriclcson. Firsf row: Donna Fiegenbaum, Grace Mafhis, Virginia Wayne, Anifa Hawkins, Joan Harrison, SCIENCE CLUB AND SPANISH CLUB SCIENCE CLUB Top row: Miss Joan Hunier, Alice Meyer, Carole Overmier, Scofl Delicafe, Wilbur Warnoclr, Norman Flagg, Bob Gallamore, Dan Eilers, Don Heller, Jim Ladd, Mary Barnsbaclr, Billy Grinslead, Mr. Allcinson. Firsl row: Charles Alexander, Bill Haase, John Ecli, Kennelh Ulcena, Richard Wechman, Tim Berlemann, Rodney Senn, Ken- nelh Hanser, Jim Williams, David Maxfield, Sammy VonBrocIr, Har- ris Hanser. SPANISH CLUB Firsl' row, Iefl fo righf: Elizabefh Spencer, Fred Schwager, Tom Slowey, Lawrence Kacer, Rose- marie Rupp, Joan Rabus, Ina Rae Blalniclr, Phyllis Croalr, Marian Bicltell. Second row: Joan Nelrola, Vera Schoellle, Mary Ann McCracken, Joe Jellen, Rifa Neville, Sharon Lewis, Pearl Graham, Rosemary Jones, Jo Ann Maieylxa. Third row: Jesse Rosenihal, Char- loHe Sfeinman, Shirley Rowland, Lesler Berlemann, L a V e r n e Schmidf, Nadine Sperandio, Alice Juslice, Marilyn Ballweg, Eslher Koch. Fourlh row: Harold Schwehr, Richard Johnson, Ronald Harris, Joe Smollz, Donald Gehrig, Berf DeSherIia, Richard Cunningham, Pal Bagby, Miss Grace Cunning- ham. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club is composed of sludenls who are inleresled in science. In March 'Ihey held' 'rheir annual local science lair. This year, prizes dona'Ied by local merchanrs were given as awards. SixI'een of Ihe award winning proiecls wen'I +o Ihe sI'a+e Junior Academy of Science in May. This aclive club also presenred a Iyceum and published Ihe TIGER NEWSLETTER, a paper Ielling of Ihe cIub's acriviries. The sponsors are Miss Hunler and Mr. Allcinson. SPANISH CLUB Ac+ivi'I'y period: 'Forl'y-eighl' eager Spanish sI'u denls rush Io I'he meeiing place of 'La Ter'I'uila'. Here Marilyn Ballweg will conducr I'he meeI'i.ng in Spanish. Lesler Berleman will call 'rhe roll, which will be answer- ed wilh an enrhusiaslic 'aqui' from Ihe members. , They can expecl' good enlerrainmenl for Ihe enlerlainmenl' commiHee has been hard a'I worlc. Perhaps il' will be a Spanish dance, a Iallc o.n Mexican Ieenagers, or one of our senorilas singing a Spanish love song. This is 'Ihe regular procedure of colorful 'La TerI'uIia'. Miss Grace Cunningham is 'Ihe able sponsor. 37 CCMMERCE AND MATH CLUBS COMMERCE CLUB Firsf row: Joan Harrison, Mary Ann Fagan. Second row: Joan Highlander, Pai Ohl, Arlyne Moehle. Third row: Eunice Kneble, Lu- cille Knechf, Miss Alefha Smiser, Shirley Long, Norma Schoeffle. MATH CLUB Top row: Charles Moehle. Third row: Erwin Schumacher. Fred Twenfe, Russell Nordsfrom. Second row: Bill Hagemeyer, Miss Nellie Alexander, Miss Ella Helm, John Raffaelle. Firsf row: Richard Oesferle, Dorofhy Pilre, Shirley Wibbing, Charles Fellensfein, Vincenf Beck. l l COMMERCE CLUB Af fhe regular business meefings of fhe Commerce Club, reporfs are given by fhe members on fhe essenfial parfs of business prodecure and secrefarial work. One of fhe big evenfs of fhe year was a frip fo fhe felephone office when fhe girls were falcen fhrough 'l'he confrol room and' were faughf fo place calls. The club is under fhe gui-dance of Miss Alefha Smiser and fhe officers are: Presidenf, Mary Ann Fagan: Vice-Presidenf, Arlyne Moehleg Secrefary, Pafsy Ohl, and Treasurer, Shirley Long. EE MATH CLUB The purposes of fhis club are fo promofe inferesf in fhe sfudy of mafhemafics, fo afford a.n opporfunify for discussing mafhemafical subiecfs, and' fo sfu-dy cerfain inferesfing fopics connecfed wifh mafhemafics which do nof find a place in fhe usual classroom because of lack of fime. Affer fhe bi-weelcly business meefings of fhe Mafh Club, numerous fopics are discussed, such as fhe slide rule, devices in compufafion, hisforical fopics, puzzles, and advanced fopics on lmafh. The officers are as follows: Vincenf Beck, Presidenf: Charles Fellensfein, Vice-Presidenfg Erwin Schu- macher. Secrefary-Treasurer. 38 FRENCH AND LATIN CLUBS l FRENCH CLUB Janice Deferman, Delores Sim- mons, Virginia Wayne, Charles Moehle. Janef Wieduwilf, Rifa Eads, Miss Cunningham. LATIN Back row: Miss Gewe, Therssa Jaros, Rose Mary Merkel, Con- sfance Broshow, Camilla Smifh. Mary Margaref Young, Gene- vieve Engelke, Joyce Rupp, Rocky Poos, Roy Long, Roy Hess. Middle row: Roger Brooks, Jim- my Gasfon. James Mayer, Carl Hanser, Janice Willmore, Ann Whiffingfon, Ray Brumiff, Jimmy Dorr, Gerald Firnhaber, Reeves Bauer. Firsf row: Virgil Korfe, Roberf Dusfman, Don McLean, Charles Diefrich, Alvin Meikamp, Verlin Drda. FRENCH CLUB LeCercle Francais, fhe French Club is fhe smalle sf and mosf closely-knif organizafion in E. H. S. The members of Le Cercle Francais meef everyday. They have fheir business procedure once a week. The French Club is unique in 'lhaf every member of fhe French Class is also a. French Club member. The officers of Le Cercle Francais are: Presiclenf, Janef Wieduwilf: Vice-Presidenf, Virginia Wayne: Secrefary-Treasurer, Charles Moehle. 'Their sponsor is Miss Grace Cunningham. LATIN CLUB No club in school has more enjoyable lmeefings fhan fhose of fhe Lafin Club. The Romans live again af every gafhering. The Lafin Club's year was high-lighfed af Chrisfmas fime when fhey enferfained fhe Spanish Club wifh a play enfifled "Liffle Red Riding Hood." The spoken parfs were all in Lafin. The mosf colorful evenf came wifh fheir fradifional Roman Banquef which was given in May. The pafricians isecond year membersl came affired in fogas, while fhe firsf year members had fo wear slaves' garbs. The big momenf arrived when fhe slaves were made fo serve fhe pafricians. Miss Carla Gewe is faculfy sponsor of 'lhe organizafion. The officers are: Ann Whiffingfon ...., ..... F irsf Consul Carl Hanser ......... ,..,., S econd Consul Ray Brummif .......,... .,.,...,... Q uaesfer Janice Willmore ........ .......,.. S criba 39 MOVIE OPERATORS, CAMERA, SOUND MOVIE OPERATORS I I Baclx row: Bill Weber, Franlr Pin- Icas, Richard Johnson. Middle row: Miss Goeddel, Don- ald Lexow, Roclsy Poos, Roberl Hill, Raymond Wheal, Pele Ge- moules. Firsl row: George Lexow, Jack Buller, Tim Berlemann, Scoll Delicale, Wilbur Warnocli. CAMERA CLUB Back row: Donald Sloeclrlin, Rudy Spanhollz, Charles Kessel, Jimmy Arnold, Charles Moehle, Vernon Zoelzer, Charles Fellenslein, George Lexow, Roland Brumill. Middle row: Pele Gemoules, Bill Gass, Charles Dielrich, Tim Berle- mann, Scoll Delicate, Richard Arbuclrle, Jimmy Ladd, Roberl Chandler, Ray King. Firsl row: Charles Wilson, Jaclr Magee, Sammy Von Brock, Bob Hill. SOUND SYSTEM Back row: Rodney Senn, Mr. Allrinson, Joe Jellen. Firsl row: Pele Gemoules, Don Gehrig, Richard Weclcman, Jerry Senn, Scoll Delicale. MOVIE OPERATORS CLUB The Movie Operalors Club, sponsored by Miss Eslher Goeddel, has played a very imporlanl parl in lhe enlerlainmenl and e-ducalion ol lhe school. This year a new proieclor was purchased lo replace lhe old one. The movies are show.n during lhe lree periods ol lhe boys. PHOTOGRA PHY CLUB The Pholography Club is sponsored by Mr. A. M. Gibson who has done a. good parl ol lhe pholo- graphy ol lhe TIGER. The members, as a club, have nol been loo aclive lhis year. The club officers are: Presidenl, Scoll Delicaleg Vice-Presidenl, Tim BerIe,manng Secrelary-lreasurer, Richard ,ArbuckIe. SOU N D SYSTEM The Sound Syslem has been a greal assel in lhis year's assemblies. Sponsored by Mr. Donald Allcinson, lhe operalors have done a remarkable iob in spile ol lhe lrying limes when lhe equipmenl has been oul ol order. The operalors have given ol lheir spare lime lo lhe operaling and mainlenance ol lhe syslem. 40 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION "P. E. is my favorile subiecI"' is a remark commonly made by girls of E. H. S. Mildred Halbruegge has much 'Io do wi'Ih I'his favorilism. Physical Educalion is no longer a chore under her guidance. Miss Halbruegge has inlroduced new sporls I'his year +o add inIeres+ Io fhe regular curriculum. Table Iennis, badmin+on, and bowling have as many en+husias+ic parlicipanfs as +he old sfandards, volleyball, fumbling and baslceiball. Miss Halbruegge is a graduafe of Ursinus College in Pennsyl- vania. This is her fif+h year as a member of Ihe Edwardsville High School faculfy. 1 ' If 9 If b,,f'I'1 MISS MILDRED HALBRUEGGE yu' qjil Direclor Ag! f Ari, H .H GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Girls' A+hIeI'ic Associalion, ofherwise Icnown as +he G. .A. A., is an all-girl organizafion open 'ro any girl in high school. I+ fries +o Ieach such Ihings as friendships wi+h o+her girls, fhe pIayi.ng of compe+i+ive games, and good Spor+smanship. During Ihe year fhe girls in G. A. A. parficipale in such sporfs as volleyball, baslcelball, soflball, and fumbling. This pasf year +hey have added bowling. The G. A. A. holds ini+ia+ions, suppers, and play days: and each summer fhey send Iwo girls +o camp for a week. Throughoul' fhe year a girl may acquire poinfs 'foward earning her Ie++er from +he sporls she Iakes parl' in and her heaII'h poinI's. From among Ihe senior girls in G. A. A. each year is chosen one who is oulsiand- ing in her scholasfic abiIi'ry a.nd sporlsmanship. This girl is awarded a beauliful frophy. The sponsor of Ihe G. A. A. is Miss Mildred Halbruegge. G. A. A. OFFICERS AND SPORTS HEADS Leff Io righl, 'lop row: Virginia Wayne, Janice Gordon, Dorofhy Mar- +in, Sue Hosier, Arlene Schoenleber. Fronf row: Anila Haw- Irins, Ann Dunlap, Miss Halbruegge, T h e I m a Johnson, Marilyn Brase. 4I JUNIOR-SENIOR G. A. A. Top row: Helenmary Carlin, Virginia Wayne, Arlyne Moehle, Belly Lou Fagan, Jane Long, Sue Hosier, Arlene Schoenleber, Marilyn Breve. Third row: Belly Lou Puncher, Rulh Belremeyer, lrene Schlemer, l.avon Lischmann, Joan Highlander, Conslance Broshow, Lois Kenneclce, Thelma Johnson. Second row: Mary Jane Walson, Mary Jean Arlh, Carole Ove rmier, Jeanelle Schaefer, Elizabelh Shaw, Grace Mafhis, Anila Hawkins, Ann Dunlap, Miss Halbruegge. Firsl row: Pal' Langley, Doris Wood, Janel' Wieduwilf, Marilyn Brase, Joan Harrison, Mary Ann Fagan, Evelyn Dillman, Janice Willmore. IE-3 FRESHMAN - SOPHOMORE G. A. A. Top row: Donna Fiegenbaum, Mary Naumann, Nancy Wieduwill, Velma Wessel, Mariorie Love, Beverly Scheibal, Sally Tux- horn, Melvina Hufsledler, Rosalyn Spencer. Fourlh row: Palricia Hillner, Genevieve Engelke, Dorolhy Marlin, Delores Simmons, Pal Hill, Vera Mae Ziegler, Janel Price, Shirley Rowlands, Mary Ann McCraclren, Nancy Schwager. Third row: Audrey Arlh, Alice Deehan, Ann Whillinglon, Leo+a Piazzi, Janice Gordon, Belly Krupslci, Marilyn Ballweg, Lorella Emshousen. Second row: Jerry Barnharl, Marie King, Virginia Camarala, Shirley Buhr, Joyce Shearloclc, Pal Berlemann, Camilia Smilh, Beverly Orman, Lucy Gillham. Firsl row: Jacluie Cooper, LaVerna Voyles, Eslher Koch, June Kniser, Judy Barnsbaclr, Vera Mae Schoellle, Ann Trares, Ann Delicafe, Wilma Puncher, Rila Zilra. 42 CAREER DAY One of fhe finesf educafional experiences of fhe Edwards- ville High School was fhe Career Day .held Thursday, April 28. The members of the faculfy wifh a guidance commiffee headed by Mr. Brock had conducfed a thorough survey of fhe educafional inferesfs of the high school sfudenfs for several weeks previous fo fh-e .holding of fhe special meefing. Kuder Preference Tesfs were given fo all sfudenfs as a means of assisf- ing the sfudenf fo defermine fheir vocafional inferesfs. Pro- grams were conducfed for fhe purpose of sfimulafing fhe sfu- denfs fo become occupafion conscious, which were followed by the sfudy of occupafional informafion provided in fh-e library. A special "Vocafions" fable was placed in fhe cenfer of the Library where fresh maferial perfaining fo occupafional infor- mafion could be examined and read by fhe sfudenfs. Through fhe cooperafion of a number of civic groups, pro- fessional groups, and ofher organizafions in Edwardsville, a sfaff of lecfurers represenfing many differenf fypes of vocafional classificafions came fo fhe ,high school fo explain the require- menfs, fraining, and advanfages of fheir respecfive fields. By means of a well-planned program, sfudenfs were able fo ,hear several speakers during fhe day and were greafly benefifed by fhe experience. The 27 choices of occupafions made by the sfudenfs are: Aeronaufics, Agriculfure, Armed Service, Arfs, Building Trades, Beaufy Culfure, Manager of Business, Draffing and Design, Den- fisfry and Medicine, Engineering, Governmenf Service, Home- making, Journalism, Law, Machine and Mechanical Work, Music, Nursing, Office Work, Personnel Service, Pharmacy, Ph-ofograpihy, Radio Work, Religious Training, Sales Work, So- cial Work, Sporfs, Teaching. JUNIOR CLASS HISTGRY Jusf call us 'I'h-e lower-upperclassmen of E. H. S. Way back in I946 a fremendous evenf made our E. H. S. fhe mosf happy school this side of fhe Rocky Mounfains. We, fhe Junior class, enfered her ivy covered porfals wh-ich made her beam with pride from fhe fop of her band room fo fhe fip of h-er gymnasium. Since fhen we have proved ourselves worfhy of our Alma- Mafer fhrough sorrowful, serious sfudy and funny flippanf folly. Among our high-esf achievemenfs is fhe knowledge of fhe exacf locafion of fhe firsf floor elevafor. Where? On fhe firsf floor. Then, foo, we know where fhe feachers keep all fhe A's. Do you wanf proof? You'll see fhe Juniors carrying fhem around on fheir reporf cards. If fhere's anyfhing you wanf fo know iusl' ask us. H"s a facf fhaf if we ever gof on a quiz show, we'd have enough soap powder, foofh pasfe, and cough medicine fo lasf us fhe resf of our lives. Buf enough of fhis ego. We're really O. K. in every field. Junior afhlefes are fh-e maiorify on fhe foofball and baseball squads. You wafch somefime! When you see fhose muscle- bound male specimens whizzing by, if's usually a Junior. They're noforious for eafing Wh-eafies. You'll find, also, fhaf we supplied fhe biggesf parf of fhe opereffa, "A Naufical Knof" and we comprised fhe enfire casf for 1-he Junior play, "Ginger Snaps Back." Wonder how fhaf happened? So all in all, when you look fo pupils of disfincfion you will see fhe Junior class far ahead. 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Jack Mayer, Marilyn McDonough, Sylvia Mellenfhin, Franklin Merkel, Rosemary Mefcalf, George Meyer, Alice Meyer, Evelyn Mick, Carl Moehle, Charles Morgan, Bill Nehola, Joan Neuhaus, Caryl Nicolussi, Lillian 0'Neal, Kennefh Osfendorf, Ray Paul, Emil Peiers, Helen Poneia, Rose Mario Poydack, Evelyn Puncher, Beffy Jane Renlren, Leroy Refhmeier, Marian Richfer, Don Ridgeway, Richard Schaefer, Jeaneile Schlemer, lrene Schmidl, Delores Schoenleber, Arlene Schroeder. Charles Schwager, Frederick Schwehr, Agnes Jo Smifh, lris Smilh, Rex Spanhollz, Rudolph Spencer, Elizabelh Sfeinman, Allyne Sfeinman. Carl Sfoeclrlin, Donald Shader, Sarah Lee Svoboda, Roman Talleur, Edna Taylor, Sylvia Trares, John Trebing, John Twenfe, Fred Ulrena, Kennefh Vermillion. Charles Vogel, Sylvia Vollinline, Beverly VonBroclr, Samuel Wagner, Corinne Warnoclr, Wilbur Wayne, Virginia Weclrman, Richard Weidner, Mildred Wheaf, Raymond Wheaf, Roberf Whi+ed, Earl Whiffenberg, Nina Wibbing, Shirley Widener, Florence Wilkinson, Richard Willeford, John Willmore, Janice Wood, Doris Yehling, Darlene Zoelzer, Henry f'r W i " 3 3 2 u if 3 W 35 X ,af uv-. M .. ,U ., .. Q ff, f 1 H si .,., 2 K l if 9-K KU! ,,. I K wx ' - 'f2i115Ti? ., A ,nefwig u we X QE? s 1-15 5 f?? if if Ti "l E55 f iis ,..,, i, -N ,IV in '4 . irr v f. lv F If I 5, 1,1111 ...ws M aegrff' . , K gl 4 - z., fi .rer Q ri riii if xr 7: Q WH' K fl. r , e 5 R 'Ei 3 W ries i W V R . ,L , V 'rlb my , 'Y W' ili iiii R lie, , r rcs 'ci R sr,i R fy 'ir ffiffffffa 7 K fi , or 47 Top row, lefr +o righh Dean Plefcher, Joe Smoliz, Richard Kessman. BoHom row: Carole Overmier, Jean Flavin. Top row: Marlene Buehrer, Edna Talleur, Eslher Koch. BoHom: Harris Hanser Top row: CharloHe Sfeinman, Laura J e a n Balsler, Marion Biclrell. BoHom row: Doroihy Koenig, Shirley Menlr. Top row: Pai Bagby, Shirley Suess, Warren McDonald, Pa? Hall, Peggy Walker. K' "!l K 1 f I Sfandingz Lois Siunlrel, harlene Walker, Shirley Wibbing, Sam Von Brock, Nancy Schwager, Roger Broolis, Georgia Lee Gerard, Ray Snodgrass. Top row: Fred Widicus, Fred Schwager, Harry Lewis, Jim Ladd. Bill Grinsfead, Kennefh Hanser. BoH'om: Bill Agles, Ray Brumilf, John Eclr, Ronald Harris, Edwin Overbeck, Harold Hunf, Richard Hoffman, Clifford Hoppe, Jim Gasfon, Karl Fish, Verlin Drda. 48 BAND SECTIONS 4IQ....!,-ZQQJZ-, 6 4,a,v5"'-' ""c"'fg'c:7M-avyiifivenxyd Z,,...,.,. QQ. fJfvJl""'f' '4"'ciMM" f"'7H V' X Jfwvafzfif M.4f,,,..., Jlfflulpnaf A4-fuv' img, ARM-7-We m'5f,w6QM" 14" A X X - y , I' '. f ,-, , QDDUU fxA ,VJXAM XXXL ,JWWQA 2 ' ll I 7 n SHARON LEWIS MARGARET LONG EdiTor TIGER STAFF On a hoT day in July, I948, a Tew members oT The EdiTorial sTaTT meT wiTh Mr. Don Lewis, Their spo.nsor, and Mr. Owen Marsh, represenTaTive oT The PonTiac Engraving Company To plan The I949 version oT The Tiger. Eager To carry one The TradiTion oT Top rank- ing yearboolcs Tor E. H. S., The sTaTT decided upon The seasonal Theme wi+h iTs colored secTional pages. This Theme also involved a change in organizaTion which mighT prove To be pleasing or oTher- wise To our readers. ATTer compleTion of The dummy, came a resT period which was followed by a round oT picTure Taking ThroughouT The TirsT semesTer. KnoTTy problems appeared To be solved: higher producTion cosTs buT wiTh pracTically The same revenue. WhaT To place on This page now ThaT This plan had .noT maTerializefd and how To do iT, consTanTly appeared during The weeks oT producTion by The ediTorial sTaTT. Headed by MargareT Lo.ng as ediTor and Sharon Lewis, assisT- anT ediTor, The sTaTT worked diligenTly Toward The compleTion oT Their Tull-year proiecT. STanding - ScoTT DelicaTe, Tim Berlemann SeaTed - PaT McLean, MargareT Long, Sharon Lewis, Mary HenTz AD AND SALES STAFF AD STAFF Sfanding: Charles Tosovslcy, Kennefh Hanser, Scoff Delicafe, Rose Marie Rupp, Anifa Hawkins. Siffing: Richard Hoffman, Kenny Sperandio, Earl Vaugniaux, Joan Harrison, Elizabefh Shaw, Jean Flavin. SALES ST.AFF Firsf row: Helenmary Carlin, Jaclr Riggs, Dave Maxfield. Second row: Russell Nordsfrom, Rodney Senn, Pafsy Ohl, Jean Flavin. SALES STAFF "Wanfa buy a Tiger?" was a familiar quesfion around E. H. S. for fhe durafion of fwo monfhs during fhe fall. Rodney Senn, as sales manager, rallied his force fo good advanfage and succeeded in selling all fhe yearbooks even before fhe I949 Tiger wenf fo press. The work of fhis sfaff was confinued when disfribufion of fhe books was accomplished in May. AD STAFF Headed by Richard Hoffman, Adverfising Manager, fhe Ad sfaff had fhe greafesf financial respo.n- sibilify of fhe fhree sfaffs. Their job was fo solicif Edwardsville business and professional men and women fo obfain fheir ads fo assisf in fhe producfion cosfs of fhe Tiger. A high goal was sef and because of fhe defermined zeal of fhis group fhaf goal was acco'-nplished. 5I F. T. A. AND LIBRARY CLUB I , F. T. A. Second row: Miss Alexander, Janef Price, Jerry Barnharf, Mary Ann Sfoces, Dorofhy Pike, Janice Deferman, Delores Sim- mons. Firsf row: Beverly Beck, Jean Flavin, Leneffa Davis, Nadine Sperandio, J o a n Highlander, Joan Harrison, Janice Willmore. Sfanding: Dolores Ranek, Dar- lene Gerden, Joline Zrusf, Efhel Deppe, Beffy E. Davis. Seafed: Iris Smifh, Beffy J. Davis, Miss Bergman, Verna Buehler. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Fufure Teachers of America Club encourages leadership, inifiafive, cooperafion, and many ofher qualifies fhaf are necessary for fufure success in feaching. lfs chief purpose is fo inferesf fhe besf young men and women in educafion as a lifelong career. The officers of F. T. A.: Presidenf-Nadine Spera ndio, Vice-Presidenf-Janef Price, Secrefary-Treasurer- Joan Harrison, Hisforian-Lenneffa Davis, Librarian-Dorofhy Pike, Parliamenfarian-Joan' Highlander, Song Leader-Jean Flavin, Sponsor-Miss Nellie Alexander. LIBRARY CLUB The members of fhe Library Club have had fwo sponsors fhis year. Miss Emma Bergmann organized fhis year's club and sponsored if unfil fhe close of fhe firsl' semesfer when she resigned fo accepf a posifion in fhe library of Drake Universify, Des Moines, low a. Miss Rufh Zahn' fook over fhe posifion as E. H. S. Librarian af fhaf fime and nof only carried on ifs pro gram buf has added fhree new members, Lenora Davis, Rufh Griffin, and Delores Schmidf. The membership is inferesfed in library work and fhe girls have given considerable assisfance fo fhe Library. The compilafion of arficles concerning fhe high school prinfed by fhe Edwardsville lnfelligencer and "placed in a scrap book is a proiecf of fhe club. By assisfing fhe Librarians, fhe members have become familiar wifh fhe library work and mighf follow if as a fufure career. 52 SENIOR PLAY CAST OF "OH' PROFESSOR, HOW COULD YOU!" Back row, leff fo righf: Bob Barnharf, Richard Hoffman, Charles Alexander, Tom Slowey. Middle row: Jim Kesl, Mrs. Alice Crocker, Marilyn Brase, Ma ry Ann Fagan, Mary Barnsback, Nick Ladd. Firsf row: Jean Flavin, Rifa Neville, Rose Marie Rupp, Anifa Hawkins, Joan Harrison. To a large and appreciafive audience who jammed fhe gym on fhe evening of Sa+urday1 May 7, fhe seniors made fheir final hisfrionic bow when fhey prese nfed fhe fhree-acf farce, "Professor, How Could You!" The reader will nofe fhaf fhe fifle of fhe play ends wifh an exclamafion and nof a quesfion mark. There was no quesfion of fhe play's success buf fhe highly enferfaining episodes in fhe clever plof called for many exclamafions of delighf. The plof hinged upon geffing fhe Professor married, or, af leasf, engaged in fhree days. Four olaliging characfers became canldidafes for fhe bride-fo-be. Afer fhree acfs of hilarious complicafion which inclu-ded elopmenf plans, a missing wife, and quesfionable poefry, fhe Professor finally selecfed his own fiance fo his own and fo fhe audience's safisfacfion. Direcfed by Mrs. Alice Crocker and assisfed by ofher members of fhe class wifh sfage seffing and properfies fhe following casf presenfed a highly pleas'ng performance: y Casf of Characfers: Keafs ....... John .....,.,., Boggins ..... Grandpa ........, Bufcher Boy Vicky ......,.,... Tom Slowey Jim Kesl Charles .Alexander Richard Hoffman Bolo Barnharf Anifa Hawkins Grandma .. ....,.....,.. Jean' Flavin Valerie .,,... ...... R ose Marie Rupp Priscilla ...... ...r.,...,,....,...,,.,,.,..,,... R ifa Neville Toofsie ...., .........,..,..,.....,....... J oan Harrison Children .,.. Mary Ann Fagan, Marilyn Brase, Prompfer .. Nick Ladd Mary Barnsback LETTERMEN'S CLUB :inf row: Bob Green, Lawrence Kacer, Jack Enloe, Jack Riggs, Charles Alexander, Willard Goff, Harlow Coolbaugh, Leslie ance. Second row: Richard Ridgeway, Carl Mick, Dan Eilers, ScoH' Delicale, Frank McBride, Buddy Baumgarlner, Henry Fredrick- son, Frankie Dillman. Third row: David Maxfield, Don Helier, Rodney Senn, Jack M agee, Tom Slowey, Jim Kesl, George Melcalf, Roberf Whea'l'. Fourlh row: Coach Brewer, Clifford Hoppe, Don Roberfson, Fred Gillham, Harry Lewis, EvereH Bufcher, Coach Lucco. LETTERMEN'S CLUB This club consis+s of 'lhe aihleies who have earned a major le++er in one of +he six sporis. I+ de- cides upon maH'ers perlaining lo fhe alhleles. The boys have planned several ou+ings and o.ne of 'lhe big evenls each year is 'lhe iniliaiion which all boys look forward +o. The main ouling of 'rhis year was fhe leHerimen's hayride which was a big success. The day was spenl' al' Marquelfe Park where lhe enfire group had a good lime. This club meefs lwice a monlh and holds a shori' business meefing afler which +he boys do as fhey please. This year's officers are: Sonny Trebing, Presi-den+g George Mefcalf, Secrelary-Treasurer: and Tom Slowey, Sergeanl'-al'-arms. The main proiecl' of +his year's club is fo purchase a memory plaque which will show +he leHer- men and l'he feams of 'I'he pasl' years and also years fo come. We hope 'ro have ihis in fhe near fufure. The boys help wilh mosl' of ihe alhlelic conlesis and helped succeed in making lhe Fresh-Soph and fhe Regional fournamenfs a big success. The purpose of lhis club is +o iosler and promofe good sporfsmanship. The sponsors are Mr. Lucco and Mr. Brewer. 54 TENNIS TEAMS Top row: Roberf Sfeinman, Ray King, Charles Moehle, Rodney Senn, Leroy Langendorf, Tim Berlemann, Mr. Miller. Boffom row: Henry Fredericltson, Donald Lexow, Jerry Senn, Ray Snodgrass, Charles Fellensfein. E Wifh I948 as ifs firsf official year in fhe Soufhwesfern Illinois Conference, fhe E. H. S. Tennis squad furned in a fine performance againsf ifs more experienced rivals fo finish fhird among fhe four Conference feams. ln fhe disfricf meef af Belleville, fhe Tiger .nefmen finished fhird among fhe six feams enfered, and senf ifs firsf doubles feam fo fhe semi-finals. ln Co.nference mafches fhe Tigers won one mafch from bofh Collinsville and Granife Cify, while dropping one fo each of fhese feams and fwo fo Belleville. In non-Conference filfs fhe Tigers losf fo Wesfern Milifary Academy and Principia of S+. Louis, bofh of fhe A.B.C. League. Wifh fhree of fhe eighf leffermen refurning nexf year, fhe Tigers should really be able fo go places on fhe asphalf in 49. The rosfer of fhe fennis feam is as follows: Rodney Senn, singles lsfg Dan Eilers, singles Znd, Glen Pizzini, singles 3rd, Dick Merlcle, singles Alfernafeg Henry Fredriclcson and Bob Shaffer, Firsf Doubles: Don Grey and Harry Schermeier, Second Doubles. 55 ACE H U RLERS BASEBALL Edwardsville was especially for+una+e +o have ihe +hree excellenl pifchers shown o.n fhis page as lhe basic hurling siaff of fhe I948 baseball leam. All ihree were hard-working boys possessing enough of all fhose requiremenfs of a good pi'l'cher +o win a high ra+io of sfrilce-ou'I's and wins for E. H. S. Leroy Whea+'s superior pifching during his high school days was responsible for his receiving a +wo- year confracf wifh fhe World Champion, Cleveland Indians. We all hope fhis will be fhe beginning of a brillianl' career for Leroy in professional baseball. LAWRENCE JAROS, LEROY WHEAT PETE BIVENS I948 BASE BALL TEAM Firsi row: Clyde Nealy Manager: Pele Bivens, Pifcherg Bob Colemah. Firs+ BBSGI Eugene Mayberry. Third Base: Herb Hehlie. Ca+cl1er: Lawrence Jaros, Pifcherg Leroy Whear, Pilcherg Fredric Mohri, Firsf Base: Jim Hoffman, Ouffield: Jack Enloe, Ouffieldg Coach Lucco. Second row: Ray Weiler, Shorlsfopg Bob Barnhari, Pi+cher: Buddy Baumgar+ner, Pifcher: Don Helier, Second Base: Bob Wheaf, Pifcher: Carl Sfeinman, Firsf Base: Ray Wheal, Cafcherg Charles Jones, Shorfsiop. 56 I948 BASEBALL The I948 Baseball Squad was very successful fhis year. If won I7 games and losf only 3. The games Iosf were fwo fo Alfon, and one fo Roxana. In fhe conference games, fhey won six and losf one. We were co-champs wifh Belleville in fhe Soufh Wesfern Conference, alfhough we had beafen fhem in an earlier game. In fhe 'disfricf fournamenf we defeafed Wesfern Milifary Academy, buf lafer Iosf fo Alfon. Losing fo Alfon knocked us ouf of fhe sfafe compefifion. Granife Cify beaf Peoria, and won fhe sfafe Cham- pionship. Since we had previously won our games wifh Peoria and Granife Cify, we proved our feam 'ro be Championship maferial. All our pifchers had a fhousand percenfage aver- age for wins, excepf Lawrence Jaros who had a 400 percenfage. IEE LINEUP Jones ,...... .,....,.....,..,,. Helfer ..,.., Weiler ..... Wheaf ...,., Jaros ......., Enloe ........ Mayberry ...,... Hoffman ,.... Highland .......,. ....., Livingsfon ...,,..... .,..,. Easl' Sf. Louis ......., ...,., Sfaunfon ....,..,.,... Roxana ..,,.. ..,. ,...... Pocahonfas .,....., ...,.. Collinsville Granife Cify ..,.. , ...., . Worden ...,...... .,.,. Wood River .,..... ....,. Belleville ......... ....i. Sfaunfon ....,.,.,.,.. ..,... Granife Cify Livingsfon ,,...., .... ..,... Alfon ..,..... , ...... .,.,,.. Highland . ,.,..... ,.., . . Madison ...... Wesfern .. Alfon ....,.,. Peoria ...... ..,,....IB .......2I3 ,...,...SS L.F. L.F. 3B Henke ...... .,................. ,..,,.....,......,.,.,......,.................. BASEBALL BATTING .AVERAGES Hefler ........ 2B Jones ...,,., ,...... I B Weiler ,......,, ....... S S Jaros .,..,.,,.. .... . , P-LF Wheaf L. ..,.,.. .,.,... P -LF Mayberry .....,. ...... 3 B R H AV IO 9 .450 24 26 .448 I6 25 .439 I5 22 .423 8 I4 .359 I9 25 .39I C. W 5-2 W 6-I W 5-3 W I3-0 . L 5-7 W 27-I W I-0 W I0-9 W I8-4 W 8-2 W 4-I W 8-3 W I0-4 W 9-3 , L 5-6 W 9-I W I-0 W 5-0 I-2 W 3-I 57 WRESTLING TEAM Firsf row: Frankie Dillman, Glen Reichmann, Clifford Hoppe, Dan Eilers, Vincenl Beck, Karl Fish. Second row: Leslie Lance, Richard Ridgeway, Clyde Spilze, Louis Perini, Coach Brewer. Top row: Joseph Foehrkalb, Bill Riley, Eddie Gillham, Milion Klaus, Carl Mick, Ross Rosenihal. EE WRESTLING The Tiger wresllers had a rough season as wins and losses are concerned bul' all 'rhe boys on ihe squad will reiurn for fhe nexi year and several for more. The boys fo win regular posifions were Karl Fish l25 pounds, Vinceni Beck I35, Dan Eilers I45, Cliff Hoppe l55, Sonny Trebing I65, Evere'H Bufcher I65, Les Lance l75, and Richard Ridgeway, heavyweight Trebing was ineligible io compele firsl' semesier bul' be- came eligible in second semes'I'er, being undefeaied unfil fhe seciional 'final when he was defeaied. Sonny weni' +o ihe s+a+e and losi' his firsi mafch 5-3 +o Rizma of Kelly High, Chicago. Besides Trebing, Hoppe, Lance and Ridgeway earned leH'ers. The squa-d was large and well condiiioned and all bu+ Trebing will reiurn for nexi' year's squad. 58 I948 TRACK TEAM Boffom row: Linden Drda, Bob Green, Paul Schleufer, John Kessel, George Naumann, Joe Krupski, Don Schaffer, Willard Hoppe, and Harry Lewis. Top row: Coach Brewer, Milne Newell, Vincenf Beclr, Alberf Bayer, Bob Greenwood, and Franlc Dillman, Manager. The I948 edifion of fhe Tiger fraclc feam was shorf on man-power buf long on oufsfanding perform- ers. Probably fhe mosi' oufsfanding sprinfer since long pasf was Joe Krupslci, who was fimed in I0.I for fhe I00 and 23.I for 220. Joe won bofh fhese evenfs in Soufhwesfern conference meef. The Tigers fied for fhird in Conference meef wifh Easf Sf. Louis wifh I9 poinfs. Ofher leffermen were Don Schaffer who was a beffer fhan average hurdler, Lin Drda who ra n fhe mile in good fime and placed in every meef, Bob Green who did well in our dual meefs in High J uimp and Broad Jump, John Kessel fied for firsf in High Jump af Counfy Meef, Willard Hoppe ran on fhe relay feam and dashes, Harry Lewis ran V4 mile well fo earn his award. Frifz Mohri who isn'+ on above picfure earned his leffer by placing in fhe iunior dash evenfs. The Tigers losf dual meefs wifh Alfon, Wood River, Granife Cify. They ran lasf in Quad meef wifh above schools and won a nighf meef againsf Roxana, Troy, Carlyle, Lebanon, and Venice. Only fwo leffer men are back for nexf year's fea m. Those fwo are Lewis a.nd Green. Newell, Beclr, Greenwood, Clifford Hoppe, and Bayer ran as iuniors and should supply nexf year's falenf. 59 BOARD OF EDUCATION We feel a debf of grafifude fo fhe public spirifed men of Edwardsville who serve as members of fhe Board of Educafion. Sewing wifhouf benefif of financial remunerafion fhey spend many hours during fhe regular and special meefings during fhe school year in planning an-d working for fhe beffermenf of our school sysfem. Their problems and responsibilifies are ,numerous in managing, wifh fhe cooperafion of Superinfendenf E. L. Alexander, one of fhe biggesf businesses in Edwardsville-fhe operafion of fhe cify schools. We are proud of fhe fine men and women of Edwardsville who have been responsible for fhe developmenf of one of fhe finesf educafional sysfems of fhe sfafe and of fhose members of fhe presenf who are mainfaining fhose sfandards and working for a consfanf improvemenf in meefing fhe educafional needs of fhe boys and girls of Edwardsville. The Presidenf of our Board of Educafion is Mr. Alberf Cassens, Manager and Secrefary and Treasurer of Cassens an-d Sons, lnc., and Vice-Pre-sidenf of fhe Cassens Transporf Company. He is an alumnus of Edwardville High School having graduafed wifh fhe class of I928. He is finishing his firsf year as Presidenf. Board Secrefary is Mr. Clyde Fruif, Presidenf of fhe Edwardsville Creamery Company, also an alumnus of our school. He has been a member of fhe Board for 9 years. Anofher older member on our Board from poi nl' of service is Dr. Wayne B. Cox, now in his ninfh year. Dr. Cox is a prominenl' opfomefrisf and acfive in communify an-d civic affairs. Mr. Edward J. Ballweg, who has been associafed in fhe drug business in Edwardsville for many years is also an alumnus of our school and is serving his sevenfh year as Board member. Mr. Harry Hanser now serving his Sevenfh year as Board member affended E. H. S. Al' presenl' he is engaged in fhe frade of carpenfry and has been a prominenf builder and confracfor in fhis area for many years. Anofher Board member who is a graduafe of our school is Mr. Lesfer Broclcmeier who has been on' fhe Board for five years. He is fhe propriefor of fhe Brockmeier News Agency. Now in his second year as a member of fhe Board of Educafion is Mr. Clyde Harfung, E. H. S. grad- uafe, who is now employed by fhe Wood River Refinery af Wood River. x Top row, leff fo righf: Mr. Edward J. Ballweg, Mr. Lesfer Broclrmeier, Dr. Wayne B. Cox. Boffom row, leff fo righf: Mr. Clyde Fruif, Mr. Harry Hanser, Mr. Clyde Harfung, and Mr. Alberf Cassens 6I E. L. ALEXANDER, A. B., M. A. Shurfleff College Washingfon Universify GEORGE F. BROCK, PH. B., M. ED. Missouri Valley College Universify of Missouri 62 ADMINISTRATION SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Heading fhe adminisfrafive sfaff of E. H. S. is our ge.niaI super- in-lendenf, Mr. E. L. Alexander. In spife of fhe facf fhaf Mr. Alex- ander is a busy man wifh fhe adminisfrafion of fhe enfire Edwardsville sysfems his inferesf in fhe welfare of faculfy members and sfudenfs of E. H. S. is oufsfanding. He is never foo busy fo give his sound iudgelmenl and indefafigable energies fo fhe helping of anyone who seeks his assisfance. Mr. Alexander has been Superinfendenf of fhe Edwardsville pub- lic school since I937 and has given fo fhe cify of Edwardsville an enviable school sysfem fhroughoul' fhe Sfafe of Illinois. Exisfing as a unil' disfricf for years many of 'lhe new unif disfricfs esfablished re- cenfly in Illinois and have guided by fhe Edwardsville organizafion. Nof only has Mr. Alexander devofed a greaf amounf of fime fo local school affairs buf his influence has been felf in sfafe and nafional educafional organizafions. He is a member of fhe Illinois Educafion Associafiong Illinois Associafion of School Adminisfrafors, having served as member of fhe Execufive Board and as chairman of fhe Public Relafions Commiffee. He is a member of 'I'he Nafional Educafion Associafion and a member of ifs advisory commiffee on Tenure and Academic Freedom. Mr. Alexander is also affiliafed wifh fhe American Associafion of School Adminisfrafors. Mr. ,Alexander has been acfive in communify affairs aparf from his parficular educafional inferesfs. He is a member of fhe Board of Direcfors of fhe Edwardsville Chamber of Commerce, Pasf Presi- denf and presenf member of fhe Edwardsville Rofary Club, Pasf Disfricl' presidenf and former member of fhe execufive board of fhe Cahokia Mounds Council of fhe Boy Scoufs. in PRINCIPAL OF EDWARDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL In fhe fhree years Mr. George F. Brock has held fhe posifion of Principal of fhe Edwardsville High School he has esfablished' an enviable repulafion as a school adminisfrafor. Sfern when fhe occasion demands if buf kindly, foleranf, and considerafe wi'I'h sfu- denfs and feachers when fhey need his assisfance are familiar characferisfics of Mr. Brock. Like Superinfendenf Alexander Mr. Brock spends many hours during and oufside school working for fhe beffermenf of fhe school. A number of innovafions have been made which have resulfed in an improved curriculum and a high esprif de corps or school spirif among sfudenfs and feachers. In addifion fo assisfing all of us wifh our problems Mr. Brock is one of fhe sponsors of fhe Sfudenl' Council and has proved an excellenl' leader in pro- mofing fhe affairs of fhaf acfivify. Mr. Brock is a graduafe of Missouri Valley College and fhe Universify of Missouri. Mr. Brock is acfive among educafional organizafions. He is a member of fhe Phi Delfa Kappa, nafional educafional frafernify, Illinois Secondary Schools Principals, Nafional Associafion of Second- ary Schools Principals, Nafional Educafion Associafion, and fhe Illinois Educafion Associafion. Communify organizafions has commanded' a good porfion' of Mr. Brock's fime. He is af presenf fhe Presidenf of the Kiwanis Club, a member of fhe American Legion and of fhe Masonic order. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL, DEAN OF BOYS Affempfing fo accounf for fhe whereaboufs and "whafaboufs" of fhe boys of E. H. S. as dean of boys and giving assisfance fo Mr. Brock in his posifion as assisfanf principal Mr. 'Lewis finlgthimself busily engaged. Neverfheless he manages fo feach fhreeclasses in English, fo serve as co-sponsor of 'Ihe Hi-Y Club, fo manage feacher assignmenfs an-d finances af all afhlefic. confesfs, fo' sponsor fhe Tiger, fo supervise lunch periods during noon hour, fo serve as a member of several faculfy commiffees, and fo be responsible for fhe a.nnual invenfory, sfamping and issuance of books used in 'I'he classroom. As a member of fhe Illinois Educafion Aisociafion Mr. Lewis has served as Legislafive Chairman of Perry Codnfy in fhe Soufhern Division and as member of fhe legislafure commiffee of fhaf division as well as sfafe delegafe fo Springfield and Chidago convenfions for fwo years. He also represenfafed fhe E-dwardiville High School in I946-I947 as delegafe fo Soufhwesfern Division Delegafe Assembly. In I944-I945 Mr. Lewis served as Presidenf of fhe Illinois Associafion of Teachers of Journalism and is now a member of fhe PIan.ning Coun- cil of fhe Illinois Sfafe High School Press Associafion. 1 Mr. Lewis civic inferesfs include membership in fhe Edwardsville Rofary Club and ediforship of 'lheir weekly publicafiong vice-presi- den'I' and member of fhe board of -direcfors of fhe Madison Counfy Hisforical Sociefy. Mr. Lewis also served as Presidenf of fhe Shurfleff College Alumni Associafion, I948-I949. i DEAN OF GIRLS While serving as counsellor and guide fo fhe girls of Edwards- ville High School is fhe primary concern of Miss Sloan as Dean of Girls she manages fo find 'lime for a greaf many acfivifies affecfing fheir welfare and fo carry on many school rdufies as well. As sponsor of fhe Senior Hi-Tri she is busy wifh planning and execufing fhe social and recreafional programs of 'Ihaf organizafion. Annual all-girl conferences held in fhis area call for share of her fiime. In addifion Miss Sloan feaches fhree English classes 'Iwo secfions of which were new fhis year-English Composifion. Numerous faculfy commiffees of which she is a member demand a porfion of her fime. Miss Sloan holds a bachelor of educafion Idegree from Easfern Illinois Sfafe College and a masI'er's degree from Washingfon U.ni- versify. She has faughf I9 years in Edwardsville serving fhe pasf I3 of fhem as dean of girls. H Miss Sloan has been an acfive worker in a number of educafional organizafions. A member of fhe Illinois Educafion Associafion she was formerly a member of 'Ihe Legislafive Commiffee of 'I'h'e Soufh- wesf Division and will serve nexf year in fhaf capacify. She has served as chairman of fhe English secfion af secfional meefings held wifh fhe Soufhwesf Division. She is a pasf delegafe fo fhe I. E.A. Sfafe Convenfion. Miss Sloan holds membership in fhefNa'I'ionaI Educafion Associafion, Kappa Delfa Pi, Washingfon Universify, Illi- nois Associafion of Deans, and presenf chairman of nominafing com- mi+'I'ee, and has held a number of execufive posifions in Delia Kappa Gamma serving as presiden-I of Alpha Efa chapfer I947-IQ49. Civic organizafions in which Miss Sloan has been acfive include fhe Edwardsville Business and Professional Women's Club in which ,she was a member of fhe execufive Board for 'I'wo ylears when ,serving as program chairman. DONALD F. LEWIS, PH. B., .A. M. Shurfleff College Universify of Missouri ELSIE J. SLOAN, ED. B., M. A. Easfern Illinois Sfafe College Washingfon Universify 63 FACULTY NELLIE ALEXANDER, B. S., M. S. Norlhwesl Missouri Slale Teachers College Weslern Illinois Slafe College ARTHUR APPRILL, B. S., A. M. Soufhwesl Missouri Slale Teachers College Universily of Missouri DONALD W. ATKINSON, B. A. Illinois College EMMA BERGMANN, B. S., B. L. S. McKendree College Universify of Illinois WILLIAM BREWER, B. S. Universily of Illinois GEORGE S. BRIGGS, B. S. Easlern Illinois Slafe Teachers College ALICE CHEEK CROCKER, A. B., M. A. Universify of Illinois Universily of Missouri GRACE CUNNINGHAM, B. S., M. A. Universily of Illinois Universily of Colorado CLEAON ETZKORN, B. MUS. James Milliken Universily CARLA L. GEWE, A. B., M. A. Washing+on Universily Universily of Colorado A. M. GIBSON, B. S., M. S. Illinois Wesleyan Universily Universily of Michigan ESTHER GOEDDEL, B. S., M. A. Universily of Illinois BETTY GULLER, B. Mus. Illinois Wesleyan Universify MILDRED HALBRUEGGE, B. S. Ursinus College LORRAINE HATSCHER, B. S., M. A. Illinois Slale Normal Universily Washinglon Universify ELLA HELM, B. S., A. M. Universify of Missouri Columbia Universify JOAN HUNTER, B. ED., M. S. Easlern lllinois Slafe Teachers College Universily of Michigan A. E. LITTLE, B. S., M. S. Maryville College Universily of Tennessee JOE E. LUCCO, A. B., M. A. Greenville College Universily of lllinois ELIZABETH MILLER, B. S.. M. A. Ceniral Missouri S+-ale Teachers College Colorado Slafe College J. D. Miller, B. S. Ceniral Missouri Sfale Teachers College LUCY A. PARKEY, B. S., M. S. Alabama College Universify of Tennessee ROSE SANDS, A. B., A. M. Shurlleff College Washinglon U niversily CHESTER SEIBERT, B. S. Universily of lllinois ELSIE J. SLOAN. B. ED., M. A. Easfern lllinois Sfele Teachers College Washinglon Universily ALETHA SMlSER, B. S. Cenfral Missouri Slale Teachers College' FRANCES TUXHORN, B. S., M. A. MacMurray College Universily of lllinois ISABEL WOOD, A. B., M. A. Universify of lllinois Universily of Wisconsin ELDEN MAE WlLHELM Office Secrefary COLETA Z! MMERMAN Regislrar MAE VOIGHT, B. ED. Illinois Sfale Normal Universify RUTH ZAHN, A. B. Missouri Valley College OUR FACULTY We believe fhal' we are iusiified in 'Feeling proud of our high school facully. Of 'l'he 'lhirfy-one leachers on fhe s+a'Ff +wen+y-one of 'Them have lheir masl'er's degrees. This degree represen+s a+ leasl one year of graduale s+udy beyond l'he bachelor's degree. Some of fhis group have even sludied beyond The mas'l'er's degree. Of fhe 'len facully members who have no+ ye+ received Their mas+er's degrees, eighl' of lhem are doing graduafe worlc. To s+imula+e furfher educalional growlh of +he lacully The Board of Educalion has eslablished policies as follows: "Teachers wi+h bachelor's degrees shall be required +o complele five semesler hours every four years. Those wifh mas+er's degrees shall complele five semesler hours every five years. However, 'lhe following subs+i+u+ions may be made wilh fhe approval of +he Superinlendenl' and +he CommiH'ee on Educalion, for leachers who have compleled 'lhe work of fhe mas+er's degree: I. Educafional +ravel approved by +he Superinlendenl and 'lhe Commillee on Educa+ion. 2. Courses of inslruclion olher lhan in a recognized college or universi+y if approve-d. 66 BASKETBALL SEASON Confinued from Page 28 Our feam made I7 ouf of 58 shofs, Mefcalf being fhe high pofnf man, cominq back in fhe second half wifh a fofal of I3 poinfs. ffhe second feam won an- o'I'her game, 50 fo 39, wifh Fiegenbaum high wifh I2 poinfs. TIGERS 56: MADISON 3I The Tigers sfarfed off on an easy vicfory. Affer Ihe half, fhe score wasn'f even close. The Bengals ended up wifh a .338 percenfage. The whole feam showed fine marksmanship. The Trojans were a slighfly undersized feam. The second feam a-dded anofher game fo lheir already wonderful record of wins, wifh Greenwood being high poinf man. TIGERS 27: EAST ST. LOUIS 22 The Tigers sfarfed off wifh a good lead fhe firsf half, and il' looked like an easy vicfory. The Flyers froze fhe ball fhe second half, and gradually kepf coming up. Whaf seemed odd was fha? fhey were I3 poinfs behind fhen fhey sfarfed fhe "cold war". The "B" feam losf ifs game 47-37. TIGERS 405 COLLINSVILLE 58 The Tigers losf fo fhe Kahoks making fhem fied for fhird wifh Wood River and Granife in fhe coni- fere.nce. The locals hung up a .400 average, buf fhe opposifion walked all over fhem wifh Thompson being fheir high poinf man wifh I7 poinfs. The Collinsville boys also won fhe second game 42-39. TIGERS 4I: WOOD RIVER 48 The Oilers sfarfed ouf slowly, buf fhe half ended wifh fheim winning I8-I7. They picked up fhe sec- ond half, gaini.ng a six poinf lead, which fhey held for fhe resf of fhe game. Losing fhis game fied us wifh Granife Cify for fhird who also Iosf fheir game fo Collinsville. 'Our "B" squad was also de- feafed by fhe invaders, 49-3I. TIGERS 445 BELLEVILLE 47 There was a four way fie for fhird affer fhis game, as Alfon walloped Wood River and Easf Sf. Louis beaf Granife. Belleville shof off for a I5 fo I lead in fhe early minufes of fhe game, and af fhe end of fhe firsl' period if was I7 fo 5. In fhe nexf quarfer, Newell made I0 of our I4 poinfs while we held fhem fo I0 poinfs. The Maroons marched on unfil fhe fourfh quarfer when fhe score was 46-33, fhen fhings sfarfed popping wifh only a few minufes Ieff fo play, fhe Tigers picked up IO poinfs while holding fhe groggy Maroons fo one. Our feam fhreafened fo fie up fhe score wifh fen seconds Ieff fo play when a free fhrow was missed and a baskef by Enloe. The Tigers used fhe familiar fasf break +igh+ zone defense. Newell was high poinf man for our feam wifh I9 poinfs. The reserves won 'rheir game 43-32. TIGERS 54, GRANITE CITY 34 Six of fhe Granife Cify players were suspended for playing baskefball on a church league. The firsf quarfer was fairly even wifh fhe Tigers faking fhe lead, buf fhe Warriors came back Iafer. Mar- finez in fhe second period scored fhree sfraighf lay-up shofs. The Tigers came back wifh fhree also and fighfened up fhe defense. Af fhe half we Ie-d 27-24. We broke loose fhe fhird quarfer and affer fhaf fhe game wasn'f even close. Heinemeier and Enloe lead fhe feam wifh I2 apiece. Brumiff led fhe second feam fo a 73-38 vicfory wifh I0 poinfs. TIGERS 45, ROXANA 42 The EHS Tigers baskefball feam capfured ifs ninfh vicfory in I6 games. If was a see-saw game all fhe way, wifh fhe Shells leading in fhe firsf per- iod. The Tigers came back in fhe second, working oul' in fhe fronf, an-d finally winning. Our free fhrows looked beffer. The reserves came ouf on fop wifh a 46-37 vicfory. TIGERS 34g ALTON 5I The Tigers sfarfed off fo a lead in fhe early parf of fhe game, buf Iosf fhis lead in fhe fhird quarfer. The local squ:d had fhe poor nighf of shoofing, sink- ing only I2 shofs in 65 from fhe floor. Af 'I'he foul sfripe fhe Bengals scored I0 ouf of I6 for a good .625 percenfage. Mefcalf played his besf game of fhe season. The reserve squad also Iosf ifs game. TIGERS 55, STAUNTON 34 The local squad had a .565 percenfage in fhis game. Chuck AIexa.nder was fhe only man fo foul To Be Confinued on Page I09 67 CLASS CFF CERS FRESHMAN lUpper lef'rl SOPHOMORE lUpper Righ'rl Dean Ple'I'cl1er .....,.,., ,..,.,. ......, A A AA A .,.. Treasurer Gerald Alexander .,., ,.... A A AA A AA ,..... A, Presidenf Mary Ann Kolilburn A ..,. A ,,........ Secrefary Rufh Buhrle A A AAAA AAAAA Secre+ary-Treasurer June Kniser A AAAAAAAAA AAAAAA V ice-Presidenl' Billy Grinsiead A AAAA AAAAA A AA A Vice-Presidenf Bobby Kirk AAAA AAAAAAA,AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA P resideni- JUNIOR lLower Lef+l SENIOR lLower Righfl Raymond Wl1ea+ A A A A Vice-Presideni Jack Riggs AAAAAA A AAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAA ,AAAA A A A Treasurer Carl Mick ,,,AAAAA,A,AAAA A,AA ,AA.,AA,AA,, T r easurer Russell Nordsfrom AAAAAAA AAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA P r esideni' Vinceni' Beck A AA A A, Presidenl' Pauline Meyer A AAAAAAAA AA AAAAA Vice-Presideni' Sylvia Vogel ,AAAAAA AAAA. A A Secrefary John Sfeiner .,A,,A AAAAAAAA S ecrefary I 68 SENICR CLASS HISTORY "We came: we saw: we conquered." Julius Caesar was fhe firsf fo say fhaf famous line buf every E. H. S. senior also h-as fhe righf fo speak fhaf quofafion. For if is frue fhaf fhe senior class of '49 came, saw, and con- quered. From the momenf we enfered E. H' S. as lowly freshmen we began conquering. As freshmen we fook parf in many of fhe school's acfivifies. By fhe fime we were sophomores if be- came apparenf fo everyone fhaf fhe 'class of '49 was desfined fo be one of the besf ever. Our iunior year broughf wifh if fhe Junior-Senior Prom fhaf proved fo be one of fhe biggesf and besf E. H. S. has ever seen. Our Junior Play was a phenomenal success and many of usylower upper classmen could be found in the leads of fh-e oper- effa fhaf year. Our heal'I-hy, acfive boys were furned info good afhlefes and parficipafed in many sporfs during fheir four-year sfay af E. H. S. Our senior year was mosf successful. Wifh us '49c-rs af fhe head, fhehomecoming parade, Senior play, opereffa, sporfs, and many ofher acfivifies, 'l'urned ouf for fhe very besf. For fhe firs'I' fime since I944 fhe 'class of '49 is having a Senior Breakfasf. If fakes fhis Senior Class fo think of somefhing like fhaf. Then all foo soon we begin fo realize fhaf our happy, care- free, confenfed days af E. H. S. are numbered. Buf we leave, knowing fhaf we came, we saw, we conquered. CHARLES ALEXANDER "Hey leel, where you goin' wilh lhal boy?" Hi Y I, 2, 3, 4: Baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Lellerman's Club 4: Senior Play 4. MARY JEAN ARTH "Success is wrillen on her lace." G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 3, 4: Hi Tri 3: Sludenl Council 3. BOB BARNHART "Il worry were lhe only cause lor dealh, I would live forever." Granile Cily I, 2: Foolball 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Lellerman's Club 3, 4: Wreslling 4: Senior Play 4. MWBARNSBACK "Sugar and spice and everylhing nice." G. A. A. I, 2, 3: Hi Tri I, 2, 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Lalin Club I, 2: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 4: Library Club I. BETTY BARRY "Now Miss Halscher, cIon'l gel perlurbed." G. A. A. I, 2: Hi Tri I, 2, 3, 4: Tiger Times 4: Junior Play 3: Spanish Club I: Chorus I, 2: Library Club I: Librarian I. WAYNE BAUMGARTNER "Punling a loolball is one way lo gel a lricl: oul of school." Foolball 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Lellerman's Club 4. BEVERLY BECK "As prelly as lhe piclure she draws." Chorus I, 2: Hi Tri I, 2, 3, 4: Lalin Club 3: Junior Play 3: F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 2: Presidenl 4: F. T. A. 4. JIM BERLEMANN "Success comes in cans? Thal's lunny, my yard is lull ol lhem." BOB BERLEMANN "The maiorily of people aren'l above aver- age, so why should I be an exceplion?" TIM BERLEMANN "Blessings on lhee, lillle man." Science Club I, 2, 3, 4: Secrelary 3: Presi- denl 4: Spanish Club I, 2: Pholography Club 2, 3, 4: Vice Presidenl 4: Movie Club 3, 4: Tiger Slall 4: Tennis I, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM RAY BODE "One ol lhe nicesl 'Fellows we know." Band I, 2, 3, 4: F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4. LOUIS BRASE "Thinking is an idle wasle ol lime." MARILYN BRASE "A sweel lillle girl who is iusl lhe righl lype." Dramalics Club 4: Hi Tri I, 2, 3, 4: Ollicer 2: Hi Tri Council 2: Operella 3: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Sporls Head 3: Treasurer 4: Tiger Times 4: Chorus I, 2, 3: Senior Play 4. CONSTAFICE BROSHOW "Good nalured as lhe day is long." Band I, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Hi Tri I, 2, 3, 4: Music Club 3: Lalin Club 4: OLIN ,BUHR "l'm nol as innocenl as I look." EVERETT BUTCHER "Ag?" Yep, lhaf's 'For me." F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 4: Wreslling 2, 3, 4: Le'Hermen's Club 2, 3, 4. DORCAS CALLAHAN "A girl you can depend on." G. A. A. I, 2: Hi Tri I, 2, 3, 4: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Craf+ Club 3, 4: Music Club 3: Junior Play 3: Operella 3: F. H. A. 2, 3, 4: Officer 4: Junior-Senior Prom Com. 3. HELENMARY CARLIN "She's always delirious wi'lh delight" Marqueife High I, 2: Hi Tri 3, 4: G. A, A. 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4: Treasurer 3: Vice Presidenl 4: Operefla 4: Tiger Times 4: Tiger Circula- fion Siaff 4. TONY CERNY "My chief ambiiion is lo gei by. CARL COLEMAN "I may look like a ladies' man, buf l'm noi." French Club I, 2: Fooiball 2: Tennis 2. I-IARLOW COOLBAUGH "A perfecf genlleman when lhe Ieacher's looking." Tiger Times 4: Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 2: Science Club 2: Hi Y I: LeHermen's Club 4. CAROLE DAVIS "I loved him, so I married him." Fooiball Maid 4: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Treasur- er 4: Hi Tri I, 2, 3, 4: Operella 3: Music Club 3. LENETTA DAVIS "A friend Thai makes lhe leasf noise is oflen mosl useful." Hi Tri I, 2, 3, 4: Tennis 3, 4: Lalin Club 3. SCOTT DELICATE "W could call him a quiel man, bul we know im lo I." if , 3, 4: Operella 3: Junior Play , cien ub 4' afin Club I, 2: Lefler- men's C ' P gr h 2, 3, 4: Avial' ' , ound ysfem 3, 4: Tiger Ad Slaff 4: Movie Club 3. ETHEL DEPPE "Man has his will, buf woman her way." Hi Tri 3, 4: Library Club 4: Tennis 3, 4. EVELYN DILLMAN "A cule liffle blonde wilh Iwinkling eyes." G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 3: Hi Tri 3, 4: Music Club 4. MABEL DIPPOLD "Be good and be different" F. H. A. I, 2, 3. 4: G. A. A. i, 2: Hi Tri 2, 3, 4: Library Club 2, 3: Secreiary 3. JACK DRDA "To know him is +o like him." ANN DUNLAP "Brown eyes, charming and sweel, she has a kind word for all she meels." Hi Tri I, 2, 3, 4: Presidenl 2: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Vice Presidenf 4: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Presidenf 3: Music Club 4: Presideni 4: Cheer- leader 3: Operelia 3: Sfudeni Council 4. OLIVER LEE DURHAM "I'll grow up ye'l." MARCELLA EBERHART "AI limes men bore me." E. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4. JEAN EBERHART "I'm Jean, fhe Iwin of iusf us 'Iwo." Chorus I: G. A. A. I: Lafin Club I, 2, 3: Hi Tri I, 2, 3, 4. JANE EBERHART "Thaf's righf, I'm Jane, now don'f say who." Lafin Club l, 2, 3,: Hi Tri I, 2, 3, 4: Chorus I, 2: G. A. A. I: Library Club I: Librarian I. JOHN EECK "Ye old scienfis+." Band I, 2, 3, 4: Lafin Club I, 2: Science Club I, 3. MARY ANN FAGAN "Perf and saucy buf never bossy." Chorus I, 2, 3: Hi Tri I, 2, 3, 4: Presidenf 3: Hi Tri Council 3: G. A. A. I, 2, 3: Com- mercial Club 4: Presidenf 4: Opereffa 3: Senior Play 4. CHARLES FELLENSTEIN "A model boy: does noi chew, swear, smoke, or make love?" Tennis I, 3, 4: Sfudenl Council 2: Mafh Club 4: Phofography Club 4: Lafin Club I, 2. BETTY JEAN FLANNERY "She has a kind word for everyone." F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Hi Tri 4: Chorus 3, 4. JEAN FLAVIN "Jolly, peppy, gay, and kind, a befler pal is hard fo find." Band I, 2, 3, 4: Chorus I, 2, 4: Music Club 2, 4: Hi Tri I, 2, 3, 4: Lafin Club I, 2, 3: Office Girl 4: Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 3: Tiger Times Feafure Edifor 4: Tiger Ad Sfaff 4: Tiger Circulafion Sfaff 4: F. T. A. 4: G. A. A. I: Swing Band 2: Library Club I: Opereffa 4: Librarian I: Senior Play 4. RUTH FREY "And who is fhis creafure, man, fhaf I should be mindful of him?" Hi Tri I, 2, 3, 4: Hi Tri Council I, 4: G. A. A. I, 2: Spanish Club I, 2: Sfudenl' Council 3: Foofball Maid I. JIM GARDE "He who falls in love wifh himself will have no rivals." WILLARD GOFF "The build of Lil Abner wifh fhe anlics of Dagwoodf' Soufhwesf High I, 2, 3: Foofball 4. ETHEL GRAHAM "AIl fhe world loves a quief girl." BETTY GRANT "Say, kid, did you come fo E. H. S. 'Io sfudy?" ROBERT GREEN "lf's such a bore fo be a handsome man." F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Hi Y 3: Track 2, 3, 4: Baskefball I: Junior Play 3. VERNON HALBE "Silence is golden, buf we're off fhe gold standard." Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Baskefball I: Track I: Science Club 3: Phofography Club 2: Chorus 3. KENNETH HANSER "A sfudenf and a genfleman." Band I, 2, 3, 4: Science Club I, 3, 4: Avia- fion Club 3: Tennis 2: Tiger Ad Sfaff 4. GEORGE HARRIS "Nofhing ever bofhers me." Lafin Club I: Science Club 2. JOAN HARRISON "Nafure made her as she should, nol foo bad, nof 'loo good." Hi Tri I, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Officer 4: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Offi- cer 4: Opereffa 3: Junior Play 3: Commercial Club 4: Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 3: Tiger Ad Sfaff 4: F. T. A. 4: Officer 4: Senior Play 4. JOAN HARTMAN "Jusf loolr me over, buf don'f overlook me." Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Hi Tri 2, 3, 4: Foofball Maid 3: F. H. A. 2, 3, 4. ANITA HAWKINS "Twinlxling eyes, a furned up nose, she'lI have friends, wherever she goes." Band I, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Secrefary 3: Opereffa 3, 4: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Secrefary 4: Class Officer I: Junior Play 3: Tennis 3, 4: Hi Tri I, 2, 3, 4: Tiger Ad Sfaff 4: Senior Play 4. DON HEBERER "lf isn'f school I'm againsf: if's fhe principal of fhe +hing." RAMON HEINEMEIER "The quesfion isn'+ whaf I did in school, if's whaf didn'f I do." LeHermen's Club 3, 4: Foofball I, 2, 3, 4: Baslcefball I, 2, 3, 4: Traclr I, 2, 3. MARY HENTZ "A queen as lovely as a day in May, al- ways happy: sweef and gay." Chorus I: G. A. A. I, 2: Hi Tri I, 2, 3, 4: Hi Tri Council 4: Class Officer 2: Junior Play 3: Foofball Maid 3: Foofball Queen 4: Tiger Times Associafe Edifor 4: Tiger Ediforial Sfaff 4: Jr.-Sr. Prom Com. 3. JOAN HIGHLANDER "I'm quief, buf sweef as sugar." G. A. A. I 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Secre- fary 4: Hi Tri I, 2, 3, 4: Vice Presidenf 2: Hi Tri Council 2: La In Club 2: Class Officer 3: Foofball Maid 4. RICHABDAAHQPFMAN "Thj! bl hair fs me info more com- plic fIOTIS.l,L',y igzngff, 1, ,, esiafm 4, Hi Y 2, 3, 4. TreasT1rer'3 d 4: Tennis 2, 3: Lafin Clpb Rfb! r 4: Baslcefball I, 2: Tiger Ad M naje : Senior Play 4. D HOLTMAN F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Vice Presidenf 4. DON HOOKS "Easy come, easy go." LLOYD HULSKER "Life sure gefs fee-jus, don'f if?" F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Reporfer 3. HOWARD JESTES "There musf be hard work in him, for none ever comes ouf." Roxana I, 2. MARIE JOHNSON "Ever frue fo her worlr, her word and her friends." Chorus I, 2: Hi Tri 3, 4: Music Club 4. my 43 THELMA JOHNSON "A smile goes a long way foward malxing a friend." G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Presidenf 4: Hi Tri 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Music Club 4. JIM KESL "You can send a boy fo school, buf you can'f malro him fhinIr." Foolball Manager I: Baslrefball I, 2, 3, 4: LeHermen's Club 3, 4: Hi Y I, 2: Senior Play 4. RAYMOND KING "Dis here is me." Tennis 3, 4: Phofography Club 3, 4: Spanish Club I, 2: Track 4: Wresfling 4: F. F. A. I, 2. HERSCHEL KLUETER "Laugh, and Ihe world laughs wifh you." Spanish Club I, 2: F. F. A. 3, 4. EUNICE KNEBEL "A good egg--sunny side up." Hi Tri I 2, 3, 4: Lafin Club 2: F. H. A. I, 2: Commercial Club 4. LUCILLE KNECHT "We all like her, how can we help if?" Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Opereffa 3: Hi Tri 3, 4: Commerce Club 4: Copy Edifor of Tiger Times 4. NICK LADD "I used fo be bashful, buf speech cured me." VICTOR LESEMANN "Why sfudy and make myself mad." F. F. A. I, 2. HARRY LEWIS "Gus and me, when we're fogefher fhe band room echoes." Band I, 2, 3, 4: Traclc I, 2, 3, 4: Leffermen's Club 2, 3, 4: Wresfling 2, 3, 4: Foofball 2: Baskefball 2. SHARON LEWIS "Full of sparlcle, dash, and go, sl1e's differenf from The rc-sf you know." Sfudenf Council 2, 3, 4: Presidenf 4: Hi Tri I, 2, 3, 4: Secrefary-Treasurer I: Hi Tri Coun- cil Treasurer 4: Associafe Edifor of Tiger 4: Tiger Times Reporfer 4: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Opereffa 3. 4: Lafin Club I, 2: Treasurer I: Spanish Club 3, 4. ROBERT LEWIS "Be gone my cares, I have no fime for you." Band I, 2: Foofball 2: F. F. A. 3, 4. LAVON LISCHMAIJN "Nof fhe quief girl you fhinlc she is." Girls Chorus I, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus I, 3, 4: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 2, 3, 4: Hi Tri 4. MARGARET LONG "PersonaIify and charm arc her Iwo besf friends." Hi Tri I, 2, 3, 4: Hi Tri Council Secrefary 4: Spanish Club I, 2: G. A. A. I, 2: Sporfs Head 2: Class Presidenf 2: Chorus I: Tiger Edifor 4: Sfudenf Council 4. SHIRLEY LONG "Sweef, genfle, and kind." Chorus I: Library Club I: Hi Tri 4: Com- mercial Club 4: Treasurer 4. VERNON MARTI "Bouncing along in a raffling car, wifh a gang of Irids, buf I can'f go far." F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Officer 4: Lafin Club I. GRACE MATHIS "A pleasanl' smile, a gracious way, Ihus she always has her way." Hi Tri I, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 4: Band I, 2: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: OpereI+a 3, 4: Music Club 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Cheerleader 3. DAVID MAXFIELD "Nolre Dame, here I come." Foofball I, 4: Baseball 3, 4: LeHermen's Club 4: Hi Y 4: Science Club 3, 4: Avialion Club 3, 4: Tiger Times 4: Tiger Sales Sfaff 4: Junior Play 3. CHARLES F. MAYS "SI'and bacl: girls, you'll gel your Turn." Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Wreslling 2, 3, 4: Sludenl Council I, 2: LeH'ermen's Club 4. GERALD McDOUGAL "Women are The leasl of my worries." Junior Play 3. MARY PATRICIA MCLEAN "Some blondes have brains." Chorus I: Science Club I: G. A. A. I, 2: Hi Tri I, 2, 3, 4: Tiger Sociely Edilor 4. LETO METZ "The harder I Iry lo be gooder, lhe worser I am." Class Olficer I: Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: F. F. A. I, 2: Hi Y 4: Wresfling 4. PAULINE MEYER "l'll be merry, I'II be free, I'II be sad for nobody." Hi Tri I, 3, 4: Presidenf 4: Hi Tri Council 4: Arl Edifor Tiger Times 4: Flench Club I, 2: Chorus I, 2, 3,,4:'Junior Play 3: OpereH'a 3. Y ' QEFILE 4. I " 'e be lfimwn as a greal alhlele I ,185 farkboyrf 'for en-42: Spanish Club I: Band I, 4: Hi Tri I, 3, 4: G. A. A. I, 3, 4: Chorus 4. CLYDE NEALY "Did I hear you say you were a Dodger lan?" Baseball Manager 3: Baseball 4: Foolball I, 2: Tiger Times 4. RUSSELL NORDSTROM "FeIIas like me are 'lhe backbone of The naIion." Hi Y I, 2, 3, 4: Malh Club 3, 4: Presidenl' 4: Science Club I, 2: Spanish Club I, 2: Class Officer 4: Tiger Sales Slaff 4: Junior Play 3: Band I. PATRICIA OHL "Tall and slalely is she, wifh a wonderful personali+y." Grinnell, Iowa I: Hi Tri 2, 3, 4: Hi Tri Council 3, 4: Vice Presidenl 4: Class Officer 3: Sfudenl Council 3, 4: Secrelary 4: Com- mercial Club 4: Secrelary 4: Tiger Times 4. CARL OLIVE "Miss Smiser and I gel along great" Marine I, 2, 3: F. F. A. 4. ROY OSTENDORF "Never do loday whal you can puf off 'fill lomorrow." CAROLE OVERMIER "lf iI's possible for a woman lo succeed, Ihen I will." Band I, 2, 3, 4: Chorus I: Lalin Club I, 2: Library Club I, 2: Science Club 2, 3, 4. ETTA RAE PATTON 'Genllemen prefer blondes, bul nol all men are genllemenf' BILL PHILLIPS "GirIs, won'f you give me a chance?" Alfon I: Hardin 2. VIRGINIA PIERSON "I work af fhe WiIdey." F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Chorus I: Lafin I: Hi Tri I: Tiger Times 4. DOROTHY PIKE "Giggles make your speeches longer." Hi Tri I, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. I, 2: Mafh Club 3, 4: Secrefary-Treasurer 3: Chorus I, 2. DORIS POOS "Shy buf nice." Hi Tri I, 2, 3, 4: Music Club 3, 4: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. FRANK PINKAS "Ah yes, iusf living keeps me busy." Track 3, 4: Phofography 4: Spanish 2. BETTY PRIMAS "Full of genfle kindness, h'-r looks and Iangu age are." FRANK PROVAZNIK "'Tis he, I know hir-I by his gaif." Track I: Wresfling 2: F. F. A. 2, 3, 4: Pho- fography Club 3: Junior Play 3. MARILYN ,IEAN RANEK "A friendly smile, a gracious way, she's very quief, yef somefimes gay." Spanish I, 2, 3: Secrefary-Treasurer 2: F. H. A. 2, 4: Hi Tri I, 2, 3, 4: Presidenf 3: Hi Tri Council 3, 4: Hi Tri Council Presidenf 4: Office 4. ARNOLD H. RENKEN "I'm fhe 'Iype of man fhaf girls dream about" Worden High I, 2, 3. JACK RIGGS "I arrived here for a purpose, buf whaf?" Foofball 2, 3, 4: Leffermen's Club 4: Class Officer 4: Tiger Times: Tiger Circulafon Sfaff 4: Baseball I: Track 2: F. F. A. I. CONSTANCE ROEDEL "If's fhe franquil people who accomplish much." Hi Tri I, 2, 3, 4: Chorus I, 2, 3: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Craff Club 3, 4: Science Club I. WILLIAM ROY "BashfuI? Are you kidding?" Flinf, Mich., I, 2, 3. SHIRLEY MAE ROZUM "Generally speaking, I'm always speaking." F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Hi Tri I, 2, 3, 4: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club I: Tiger Times 4. ROSE MARIE RUPP "Never ready, always Iafe, buf she smiles, and so we waif." Hi Tri I, 2, 3, 4: Chorus I, 2, 3: Science Club I: Spanish Club 3, 4: Junior Play: Oper- effa: Tiger Ad Sfaff. LORRAINE SCHEIBAL "She is neaf, she is sweef 'From her bonnef Io her feet" Spanish I, 2, 3: F. H. A. 2, 4: Hi Tri I, 2.' 3, 4: G. A. A. 2: Office 4. VIOLET SCHOENBAUM "l'm a nalural blonde." Chorus 2, 3, 4: Music Club 2, 3, 4: Hi Tri 3, 4: Tiger Times Exchange Edilor 4. NORMA SCHOETTLE "If laughs are expensive, she's exlravaganlf' G. A. A. I: Lalin Club 2: Hi Tri I, 2, 3, 4. RODNEY SENN "He can say in a half hour, whal' ofhers can say in five minuIes." Tiger Circulaiion Manager 4: Tennis I, 2, 3, 4: LeHer:'1an': Club 2, 3, 4: Science CI b 3, 4: Lalin Club I, 2: Secrelary 2: Sound Syslem 2, 3, 4. LOLA SHAFFER "l've gol' my man, have you?" Operella 4: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Hi Tri 3, 4: Music Club 2, 3, 4: Tiger Times Produclion Manager: Fulure Teachers of America 4. ELIZABETH SHAW "Oh, you beaufiful doll." Hi Tri I, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. I, 2, 4: Sporls- head 2: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Presidenl 4: Oper- ella 3, 4: Tiger Times Edilor 4: Foolball Maid 4. ERWIN SCHUMACHER "lf a feller's always laughing, he won"l' have lime fo worry." Malh Club 4. TOM SLOWEY "Mr. Brock always calls on me when lhere's frouble, why is +ha+?" Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: LeHermen's Club 3, 4: Tiger Times Synorfs Edilor 4: Spanish Club I, 2, 3, 4: Hi Y I, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4. KENNETH SPERANDIO "Who's fhe culesl boy in school and why am I?" Spanish Club I, 3: Sludenl Council 3, 4: Baslcelball Manager 4: Hi Y I, 2, 3, 4. NADINE SPERANDIO "I could have been naughly, bul I didn'f have lime." Spanish Club I, 2, 3, 4: Hi Tri 2, 3, 4: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Tiger Times 4: Music Club 2: Sludenf Council 4. JOHN STEINER "My l1ear+ is whole, my fancy free, go 'way, lillle girl, don'+ bofher me." Baslcefball I, 2, 4: Spanish Club I, 2: Science Club 2: Class Officer 4. ROBERT STE!NMAN "Along wilh being handsome, I also play lennis." Worden I, 2: Tennis 3, 4. ODELL F. THORPE "Anybody seen a slray girl?" Foolball I, 2: F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4: F. F. A. Secrefary 4: Tennis 2. CHARLES TOSOVSKY "A 'Fellow who really digs up business." F. F. A. 2, 3, 4: Vice-Presidenf 3: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. JERRY TROECKLER "The man who fried fo do nofhing and succeeded." Baskelball I, 2. EARL VIERE 'Our F. F. A. man." F. E. A. 3, 4. EARL VUAGNIAUX "I'm noi in 'rhe roll of common men." Baskefball I, 2,: Baseball I, 2, 4: Hi Y 4: Tiger Ad Sfaff 4. JOAN WAFFENSMITH "Arr, +haI"s her drawing point" Hi Tri I, 3, 4: G. A. A.: Maioreffe I, 2: Crafl Club. WILBUR WIDICUS "Greer men have made misfalres, I have made misfalxes: Therefore I am a greaf man." Hi Y 4. JANET WIEDUWILT "Music is 'Ihe only love of my life." G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Hi Tri I, 2, 3, 4: Lafin Club I, 2: French Club 3, 4: Presideni 4: Music Club 2, 4: Dramafics Club 2: Junior Play: Opereffa. ORVILLE WILDHABER "We're iusf Iwo salfs from Marine Marine High School I, 2, 3. ROBERT WILDHABER "Speed and a Telephone pole cIon'I' mix." Marine High School I, 2, 3. THEODORE WILLE "Beware! I may yel do somefhing sensa IionaI." RAYMOND ZOELZER "Life is a ies? and all 'Things show if, I Ihoughf so once, buf now I Iinow if." Foo+baII 2, 3: Phofography Club 2: Mafh Club 3: Tiger Times Business Manager 4. VERNON ZOELZER "Never his gaze on woman bent" Band I, 2: Phofography Club 2, 3, 4. JOLINE ZRUST "Precious Things come in small pachagesf F. H. A. I: G. A. A. I: Library Club I, 4: 'Hi Tri 4. SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES Tom Fleming, Rita Neville and Don Roberfson. Off E 1 nce PlyBy! ShpTo H E D f s A+ Cl Ch+ y Proiecf M I CHRISTMAS SCENES AROUND E, H. S JUST KIDS! SET 'EM UP JOE! OH! HOW WE DANCED HEADLINE HUNTERS NO MORE CANS YOU WANT'A BUY A HOT DOG? PEANUTS, POPCORN, CANDY 81 CRACKER-JACKS SENIOR CLASS WILL WE THE SENIOR CLASS OF I949, bei.ng ol sound mind and body, hereby proclaim lhis as our Lasl Will and Teslamenl, commencing on lhe sevenlh day ol June in lhe year ol our Lord, nineleen hundred and lorly-nine. Charles Alexander, Ieave Papa all alone. Mary Jean Arlh, Ieave - Lalmoine is wailing. Bob Barnharl, Ieave Frank McBride lo lake my place a.s EHS's Casanova. Mary Barnsback, Ieave my dimples lo anyone who can use lhem. Belly Barry, Ieave wilh my moulh open. Wayne Baumgarlner, Ieave lhe pilching slall handicapped! Beverly Beck, leave - can Miss Parkey do wilh- oul me? Jim Berlemann, Ieave lo +eII Mom I made il. Bob BerIeman.n, Ieave - Thank Heaven. Tim Berlemann, Ieave camera in- hand. Ray Bode, Ieave unlouched by lhis inslilulion. Louis Brase, leave E. H. S. wilhoul a bookworm. Marilyn Brase, Ieave my personalily lo some lucky lreshman. Co.nslance Broshow, Ieave my llullering ways lo LeRoy Leilner. Olin Buhr, Ieave my name echoing lhrough lhe coldesl days. Everell Bulcher, leave my bibbed overalls lo some Fulure Farmer ol America. Dorcas Callahan, Ieave my sell-confidence lo a lulure Speech sludenl. Helenmary Carlin, Ieave my boundless enlhus- iasm lor Iile lo some droopy person. Tony Cerny, Ieave my hilch-hiking abilily lo Charles Scholl. Carl Coleman, Ieave, wilh my .nickname ol Janie lrailing aller me. Harlow Coolbaugh, Ieave lhe loolball leam wilh- oul a "brain" lo direcl il. Carole Davis, Iell in January, lrading school lor malrimony. Lenella Davis, Ieave my scholaslic abilily lo Johnny Wiedner. Scoll Delicale Ieave - now maybe lhe sound syslem will work. Elhel Deppe, Ieave, keeping lhem guessing as lo whelher I'm engaged or nol. Evelyn Dillman, Ieave lo slarl a brick Iayer's union. Mabel Dippold, Ieave quickly, decisively and lorever. Jack Drda, leave my bashlul ways lo Richard Oeslerle. Ann Dunlap, Ieave some ol my genlle 'dignily bul lake lhe resl lo charm lhe world. Oliver Durham, leave, always looking up. Marcella Eberharl, Ieave, lo sell odds and ends wilh Vernon. Jean Eberharl, Ieave lo give Miss Hickey's Busi- ness School compelilion by slarling one ol my own. Jane Eberharl, leave lo help collaborale on Eber- harl's Business School. , John Eeck, Ieave lo join Nickel Plale. Mary Ann Faga.n, Ieave my slerling qualilies lo some larnished Junior. Charles Fellenslein, Ieave my ailmenls lo Fred Twenle. Belly Jean Flannery, leave in hopes lo lind some- lhing exciling. Jean Flavin, leave, bul I'm laking everylhing wi+h me. Tom Fleming, Ieave my reid hair lo anyone. Rulh Frey, leave lo Iel some Junior girl kid Lucco. Jim Gar-de, Ieave my brain lo Jerry. Fred Gillham Ieave my home, V.F.W. lo Bob Greenwood. Willard Goll, Ieave my curly hair lo Frank Mc- Bride. Elhel Graham, Ieave, I hear lhe lilling slalions are runni.ng oul ol "Elhyl". Belly Granl, Ieave wilhoul regrel. Roberl Green, Ieave lo be a repairman. Vernon Halbe, Ieave lo sleep- undislurbed. Kennelh Hanser, Ieave my musical skill lo my younger brolher. George Harris, Ieave my curls lo all E. H. S. 's un- lorlunale girls. Joan Harrison, leave Imy cule ways and line ol challer lo echo lhrough E. H. S. 8I SENIOR CLASS WILL Joan Harfman, leave fhe firsf hour speech class blushing. Anifa Hawkins, leave all my good fimes af E. H. S. fo some deserving freshman. Don Heberer, leave all my infelligence fo fufure bookkeeping sfudenfs. Ray Heinemeier, leave my vanify fo fhe girls' lock- er room. Mary Henfz, leave my fhrone for some lucky junior girl. Joan Highlander, leave for Chrisfian' college fo become a sinner. Richard Hoffman, leave my presidency of fhe Hi-Y fo a capable junior. Dale Holtman, leave my rumbling voice fo Skeefer McLean. Don Hooks, leave fo become a professional pin- selfer. Lloyd Hulsker, leave my cousin Alice alone and unprofecfed in E. H. S. Howard Jesfes, leave knowing I beaf fhe resf fo fhe draw by graduafing in February Marie Johnson, leave my calm, sfeady manner fo someone wifh fhe "nervous iif'I'ers." Thelma Johnson, leave my afhlefic prowess fo Rose Mary Merkel. Jim Kesl, leave sfill wondering whaf i+'s all abouf. Raymond King, leave fhe ice-cream fo melf. Herschel Kluefer, leave fo fake care of my "honey." Eunice Knebel, leave fo become parf-fime owner of V.F.W. Lucille Knechf, leave fo follow my Uncle. Nick Ladd, leave, fhanking Mrs. Crocker for ban- ishing my bashfulness. Vicfor Lesemann, leave my place on fhe Prairie- fown Bus fo some poor soul. Harry Lewis, leave my musfache fo Louis Yen'ne. Sharon Lewis, leave behind me a.n exfraordinary vocabulary and many marks of achievemenf. Bob Lewis, leave as handsome as ever. Lavon Lischmann, leave as quiefly as I came. Margarel' Long, leave my winning ways fo some -deserving Junior. Shirley Long, leave smilingly and sweefly. 82 Vernon Marfi, leave room enough for fwo new "freshies." Grace Mafhis, leave my blushing ways fo Joan Rabus. I David Maxfield, leave fo become a greaf foofball hero, I keep felling myself. Charles Mays, leave Miss Hafscher fo resf in peace. Gerald McDougal, leave fo become manager of Krogers. Paf McLean, leave in fhe Servisoff fruck. Lefo Mefz, leave my Charles Aflas build fo Rocky Poos. Pauline Meyer, leave fo design dresses for Paf Ohl. Arlyne Moehle, leave wifh a cheerful "Goodby." Clyde Nealy, leave fo become pifcher, manager, and owner of fhe Sf. Louis Browns. Rifa Neville, leave my Iiveliness fo Paf Langley for her fo use nexf year. Russell Nordsfrom, leave fo become one of Pur- due's besf sfudenfs. Pafsy Ohl. leave fo become a Powers Model. Carl Olive, leave fhe fronf seaf of my car fo some ofher sfuidenl' from Marine. Roy Osfendorf, leave fo ann-oy my employers in- sfead of my feachers. Carole Overmier, leave fo be fhe firsf woman presidenf. Effa Rae Paffon, leave my pleasanf nafure fo be remembered by E. H. S. Bill Phillips, leave my oufspoken manner fo a fimid freshman. Virginia Pierson, leave my iob as usher fo an- ofher movie fan. Dorofhy Pike, leave, giggling all fhe way. Frank Pinkas, leave my pole-vaulfing skill fo a hopeful fracksfer. Doris Poos, leave my happy school days in my memory. Beffy Primas, leave my sweef disposifion fo a lucky Glen Carbonife. Frank Provaznik, leave fhe echo of my long sfrides. Marilyn Ranek, leave fo brighfen fhe world wifh my sparkling brown eyes. Arnold Renken, leave fhe girls sighing. SENIOR CLASS WILL Jack Riggs, leave a good foofball season. Do.n Roberfson, leave my fooflaall heroism buf nof Helen. , Connie Roedel, leave my quiel' ways 'ro Liz Spencer. William Roy, leave, laughing as usual. Shirley Rozum, leave my giggle +o Joe Smolfz. Rose Marie Rupp, leave my pIeasan'I' voice and winsome smile - "Adios." Lorraine Schiebal, leave fo ru.n fhe affairs of Glen Crossing. Violef Schoenbaum, leave my nafural blond hair fo Ina Rae Blafniclc. Norma Schoeffle, leave for V. F. W. Erwin Schumacher, leave fo become a "Shoe- maker." Rodney Senn, leave fo 'lake my place in fhe Hall of Fame. Lola Shaffer, leave fo become Mrs. Lincoln. Elizabefh Shaw, leave my fob as Tiger Times Edifor 'I'o some unsuspecfing Junior. Tom Slowey, leave my head of hair fo Mr. Gibson. Kenny Sperandio, leave E. H. S. wifhouf 'lheir monkey shines. Nadine Sperandio, leave my vifalify 'lo Wilma Gieselcing. John Sfeiner, leave my sfafure fo "Slree+er." I, Roberf Sfeinman, leave my fennis raclcef fo some ambifious Freshman. I, Odell Thorpe, leave my Ford. I, Charles Tosovslcy, leave my place in fhe F. F. A. fo some Freshman. I, Jerry Troeclcler, leave fo drive around fhe counfry wifh my finger in my moufh. I, Earl Viere, leave fo see fhe world via Glen Car- bon. I, Earl Vaugniaux, leave my charmi.ng French name fo Bill Haase. I, Joa.n Waffensmifh, leave my name 'lo any plain Smifh. I. Wilbur Widicus, leave my abilify fo charm women 'lo my brofher. I. Janef Wieduwilf, leave 'Io accompany Lily Pons. I, Orville Wildhaber, leave fo become a greaf oil magnafe of Marine. I, Roberf Wilclhaber, leave +o become Mayor of Marine. I, Theodore Wille, leave my vasf knowledge 'lo .my brofher. I, Raymond Zoelzer, leave fo become head of fhe Nafional Banlc. I, Vernon Zoelzer, leave fo become head of Ed'- wardsville Creamery. I, Joline Zrusf, leave my Iasf place in fhe alphabef fo any ofher Z. 83 TO OUR ADVERTISERS We 'rake fhis means fo express our sincere appreciafion for your cooperafion i.n faking adverfising in' our annual publicafion. We are cognizanf of fhe facf fhaf yearbook adverfising is of dubious value fo fhose business firms who wish fo adverfise somefhing of a seasonal nafure. However your name or fhe name of your firm in fhe ad- verfising secfion of fhe I949 Tiger is more fhan mere adverfising buf, in addifion, if is an expression of your good will foward us. Because of increased' producfion cosfs yearbook producfion would be prohibifive if fhe financial backing were confined fo sub- scripfion sales. Wifhouf your ad fhe Tiger would be lowered below fhe high sfandard of yearbooks which have fold fhe sfory of fhe Ed- wardsville High School fhroughouf fhe years. Wifh your cooper- afion we have affempfed fo carry on fhe yearbook fradifion of E.H.S. and fo presenf a picforial hisfory of fhe I948-I949 school year which will serve as a valuable sforehouse of memories for sfudenfs and feachers. THE TIGER .AD STAFF Richard Hoffman, Manager. A 8: B Feed 8: Seed S+ore .,.. Associaied Service .......,. Auerbach's .,..... .. BalIweg's ......,4..,.... .. B 8: K Aufo Service , .. B 8: R Recrealion .,A...., ,. Bank of Edwardsville ....... Barnsback, Dr. R. S. ......... . Becldold Company .......... Ben Franklin Sfore ...... .,,...., BerIeman's Shell Service .. Big Boys' Supply Co. ..... . Blocks .........,.4........,.. ., Blume s ..,......,... ,... . . Bobs Ban-d Box ,4,.4.,,.,. ....... Bo+h.ma.n's Garage .....,,..... Brockmeier News Agency Brockmeier, Dr. C. L. ....,... Brooks' Jewelry ..,.... .. Buckles Transfer .. Buhrmes+er's ,.,.,,... ,. Busker's Hardware .. Bufler Chevrolel' ...... .. Busy Bee ..,......,...., .,...,.. Cassens 8: Sons .................,.,.... CaI'hcar+'s Cafe ,,....,.,.,.,..,..., Clarence's Slandard Service .. Clayfon Cleaners CIay+onTaiIoring .. Clover Leaf Cochran Dr. Loan ....,............... Cllflon R. ..,......,., Collins, Dr. Jerre C. .... ,....,.,... Colonial Ho+eI ....,. Cox, Dr. Wayne B. DeLauren+i, Joseph M. ......... . Delicafe, E A. .............,...,.,... . Delicafe, Dr. William E. ,..,... . Desmond, M. Mfg. Co. ,......,. . Do-Nui Shop .,....,..,.............. Eberharl Brofhers .,................ Edwardsville Consumers ..,..... Edwardsville Cen'I'raI Au'I'o .... Edwardsville Edwardsville Edwardsville Creamery Co. .... Implemenl' Co Moior Sales ......,. Edwardsville Na'I'ionaI Bank Edwardsville Savings 8: Loan Eilers, Wilfred C. ...,..,...,....,. , u Esfabrook, WIII L. ..,......,......... . INDEX OF ADVERTISERS Figge Service S+a+ion ..,..,., Fink, Dr. Leroy M. ....,.... . Fredman Furnilure ...... ,,,., . .. Fruil' Service Sfalion ..,....,...... George's Markel ....,..,...,...,..,. Gordon-Michel Tire Co. ...,. . Harrell, Dallas T. ...,,....,.....,... . Harlman, Harry T. ............... , Harrison, Dr. T. W. ..,.,,........,. Hellrung, Dr. Cecilia M. ,..,... , Herff-Jones Co. ............ ....,.... Hermann, Dr. C. J. ....... . Hill, Dr. M. R. ......,..,. . Holiday Inn ...........,. ......,. Home Nursery ...,..,.. .,...... Hoover, H. C. .,.... ........ . Holz, Eulalia ....,...... .....,,. Holz Lumber Co. Hub CIo+hiers ...,.,... .,...,.. Hun+ Molor Co. ,.... ,...... . Hursl' Ponliac Co. ....,. ..,..,. . I. B. C. Roo'I' Beer . ...,... , Illinois Lumber Co. ..... ,...,.. . Imbers' Men's Wear .,.. Jones Shoe Shop , ......, ...,,... Kane, Edwar-d ,..........,. .....,., Kiem s ..,......,...,..,..,.,.,.,..,.....,,.. King Bee Candy Kifchen .,....,, Knowles Tavern ...................,.. KIue+er Bros ...,..,......... ........ KIueI'er Feed Siore . ....,.. . Kriege Halchery ......,. ,....... Leclaire Sfore ..,......,... ,.,..,.. Lee Shop ,.................,............. Leona's Beauly Shoppe .......,.. Lexow EIec'I'ric ..............,..,...... Lore Beaufy Shoppe ..........., Lux Theafre .......,,..........,....,... Madison CounI'y AbsI'racI' Madison Coun'I'y MuI'uaI ......., Madison S+ore .....,.,.....,..,..... Madison Counly TracI'or .,...,,. Marks, Lesley M. .........,...,...,. , Marks-Weber ,...,..,........,....,..,. May's Cul'-Rafe Drug ..........., Ma o's Shoes y ,.....,......,,....,...... Mechanics Planing Mill ........ Meyer Monumenl' Co. .........,. , Mindrup Au+omoI'ive Service Moore-Sfork Cleaners ...,........ Morrison Farm Supplies ......,. Morfon Radio ,......,.,.............. MoH'ar's Drugs ...,....... ...,.... Musso's ..,.,.......,..., ........ Orman's S+andard Service Overbeck Brofhers , ,...,... .. Penny, J. C. ....,..,. .. Peerless Cleaners . ., Pieper, RuI'h D. ,... . Pizzini, William D. ......,..... . Ponliac Engraving Co. ...,.. Richards Brick Co. ..,. Reed, James L. .,..,.,.. Rosen+haI's .........,..,,........... Runge-Ziegler Shoe Co. Sally Ann Bakery ....... ,.., . Schmidf, Oscar W. ......,,. . Schmidf Tin Shop ............, Schneider Funeral Home .. Schneider Mo+or Service .. Schroeder, Dr. W. H. ..... . Schwar'I'z Appliance Co. .. SchuI'Ie Jewelers .,...,......,,. Schumacher Service ..,, Shepard, E. J. ,.,. . Shupack's ..,.......,.. Silverbloom .,.......,... Smilh, Wm. M. P. .....,. . Soller and Kriege ....,.,. Spengel, Floyd ...,.......,.,.. Springer, Frederic E. ...... , Slraube Funeral Service .. Slrebler, A. H. ...,... . Suhre Appliance .,,.. Tom Boy Merkel ...,,.....,.... Uniled S+a+es Radialor Corp Vicfor Cleaners ,............,,.. Vuagniaux, Waldo T. ,...,. . Warnock, D. B. .....,.,...,.,.... Wayne, Dr. M. F. . ,...,..., ., Weeke Tobacco Co. ..,..... Weir, Dr. Roberl' ..,... . Wells Tire Sales ..........,..., Wes+ern AuI'o Associale .. Wesl' End Foods .,...... ..... Wesl' End Service Sfalion Wharff, Dr. H. E. ....,..,,... . Wildey Thealre ....,.....,....,. Wilkins, George T. ,,,.. Win'rer's Pharmacy ......., Woodlawn Gardens .,.. Yonaka Jewelry ,....., .Q COMPLIMENTS OF T Congratulations to the 1949 Tiger VYRPDSVILLI' ILLINOIS For years the symbol of low prices in Edwardsville Pauline Piod Pefife Miss Nice Parfy Joan and Grandpa Snake Clwarme Frankie and Je Grinning Sophomores Sleeping Tom Beify isn'l Talking Proof fhal +I'ley Work FOUNDED NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY '04 APRIL DQ n n YEARS OLD Q Q WALDO L.. T. VUAGNIAUX e o. IN 1,0 K! 498 Special Agent I-0 if 99 ' '845 ' .- 1014 FLORIDA Ave. ' - '949 EDWARDSVILLE, ILLINOIS 1-' TEL. l378R. W-' NATIONAL QUALITY AWARD WINNER The New York Life has always been a Muiual Company Dividends are paid only +o policyholders. Have you a definiie Life Insurance Program? HOW MANY NEEDS HAVE YOU PROVIDED FOR? Clearance Funds Mortgage Funds Readjustment Income ChiIcIren's Education Income to my Family Retirement Income SAFETY IS ALWAYS THE FIRST CONSIDERATION NOTHING ELSE IS SO IMPORTANT ' COMPLIMENTS OF A, .-,,: ' - WINTER'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS ouR SPECIALITY f ...1 los PURCELL o PHONE 216 "WE DO APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS" WJ 63 COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF COMPUMENTS OF wooDLAwN GARDENS YONAKA J. H. BLIXEN JEWELRY STQRE 1401 sr. LOUIS STREET Congra+ula+ions and Good Luck To fhe Class of '49 Meyer Monuments "Mark 'I'he Spo+ wifh Beau'l'y Forever" PAUL E. MEYER MODERN POWER FARM EQUIPMENT Morrison Farm upplies JAMES MORRISON, JR. ,- X ' S - T fe ' N' ' , ':',':.'.v-g':.n'lf ' . J 1 F115 s WP 33Ef:f1'Z-Zpg-:Ti-12.9:ti Q V ,J V K" I '.""f"':"f'f'i'.fg5'if'io, X A b f,:.f.,:1j,j,..q,:.I:M M If Q 'LF ' 'f"f','-"".'.'f'.'f"'!l'I . ' f' J 'Q ff '.'l'v",'f"'J -'f' 40' Q 1 . 4... Eh ifzi 4 X - ''QW'':'f""n""fl"" .Q ,,.....- , 1,.. 1 in my N ,,,...,,,..,-,.',,,., 1 , was ' ' sg ' " E ' fqlirf ' 0 .. 5' M p ,,,e.,L,,,,. 4 i -f I' xyps- - -- . nf 1 G x f1uu1uli'.J liL 4' I J, . ,R ' ""' ' T , 2 F il F ll AAA XXXJ ' ,X Allis-Chalmers Farm Equipment Corno Feeds, Seeds and Poultry Supplies DeLaval Milking Machines Jewel Paints PHONE 284 ST. ANDREWS ST. ' EDWARDSVILLE, ILL. COMPLIMENTS OF WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE TONY JANSEN, Prop. 3I3 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 73 Bill's Hobby Shop In Rear Our Cleaning Service Will Give You That Well Groomed Appearance We All Desire 52 0 I wx v M X 1, xmvj I : l wi f 1339 ,- X I I COMPLIMENTS OF VICTOR CLEANERS MEDICO FILTER PIPES Weekre Tobacco Company WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS COMPLIMEN-I-S OF COMPLIMENTS OF Suhre Appliance Company Tom BOY Ma"keI' Authorized VERNON HARRIS, Prop. NORGE DEALER GROCERIES - IVIEATS 235 NORTH MAIN I32 N. MAIN ST. EDWARDSVILLE, ILL Unifed S'Ia+es RacIia+or COMPLIMENTS OF Corp. MERCHANDISERS OF WELLS TIRE SALES, INC. HUMAN COMFORT S+ ggl BI Bb Why, Ros M ari I+D S Hld HI-TRI KID PARTY W GREAT NE FORD TRACTOR FASTER FARMI N G ''H"uuuaw"1'wwuIW""'1 im lX,vJ 2 E W L , '3 ig 5 E ,E ff P 9 aa jul R X nlusllllllwlmlm 5 I 92 COMPLIMENTS OF MADISON STORE E. J. Shepard Office Supply "Everything for the Office" H58 Years on the los sr. Louls STREET Squaren PHONE 989 DR. C. J. I-IERRMANN MAYUS 51-IQES 202 N. MAIN ST. WE SPECIALIZE IN EDWARDSVILLE, ILL. FO-OT CORRECTION LEROY M. PINK, D. D. S. MARSHALL F, WAYNE. Edwardsville Nafional Bank Bulldmg l48 Nor'I'h Main S+. EDWARDSVILLE, ILL. EDWARDSVILLEI ILL, Madison County Mutual Automobile Insurance Company "A SERVICE THAT SERVES" EE 306 EDWARDSVILLE NATIONAL BANK BUILDING PHONE 961 93 ASSOCIATED SERVICE MADISON STORE BUILDING EDWARDSVILLE, ILL. DR. C. L. BROCKIVIEIER BANK OF EDWARDSVILLE BLDG. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN WILLIAM E. DELICATE COMPUMENT5 OF IVI. D. Dr. T. W. Harrison, Dentist 206-A NORTH MAIN I07-A PUROELL . EDWARDSVILLE PHONE 7 PI-IONE 3I8-R U . , U D I Complimenfs of MA RICER HILL D D S FREDERIC E. SPRINGER 409 BANK OF EDWARDSVILLE ATTORNEY-AT-LAW BUILDWG Isa N. MAIN ST. EDWARDSVILLE DR W H SCHRGEDER JOSEPI-I IVI. DE LAURENTI DEN-HST AHorney-a+-Law . I Room 503-4 Bank of EdwarcIsvIIIe Bldg. BANK OF EDWARDSVILLE BLDG. Edwardsvme' HL ROBERT W. WEIR, D. C. I JERRE C. COLLINS, IR., IVI. D. 23I N. MAIN ST. BANK OF EDwARDsvILLE PHONE soo BUILDING -I TTI-IONE-I93 - - C0mP'f"'e"+f of C. R. COCHRAN. D. S. C. WM M P SMITH CHIROPODIST AND FOOT SPECIALIST ' ' ' GERBER BLDG. EDWARDSVILLE, ILL. CompIimen'rs of DR. CECELIA IVI. I-IELLRUNG 4I9 N. MAIN ST. EDWARDSVILLE, ILL. I-I. E. WHARFF, IVI. D. Ear, Nose and Throat 156A N. Main St. Edwardsv II ice ours Off H 9-I1 A. M., 2-5 P. M., 7-8 P. M., Off h 185 R Ph 402 CompIimen'I's of W. L. ESTABROOK 4oI BANK OF EDWARDSVILLE BLDG. Complimenfs of RUTH D. PIEPER Ios LINDEN ST. EDWARDSVILLE, ILL. COIVIPLIMENTS OF SOLTER AND KRIEGE HARDWARE II2 E. VANDALIA ST. PHONE 588 COMPLIMENTS OF FLOYD SPENGEL BUILDING CONTRACTOR 22 HALLECK AVE. PHONE I876 R EDWARDSVILLE HO S AT RANDOM FOOTBALL QUEEN AND AT'lTENDANTS Miss Mary Hen+z, Foolball Queen of l948, selecls a pa.ir of Teen Age Crepe Slrollers Her escor+, Foo+ball Cap+ai.n Ray Heinemeier, fries a Roblee Sporfs Shoe. Miss Dolly Shaw, Maid of Honor, prefers a Green Calf Low Heel Wedge. Miss Joan Highlander, Maid of Honor, prefers a Red Calf Carmelle+e .Ankle Sfrap .pr -i Qc 's QUR NEW STUDIO To our many patrons and friends: How can we thank you for proving what We have always believed? You do appreciate our new studiog its convenient locationg its colonial architecture: its homelike atmosphere. You do know that everything within has been planned for your comfort. And itls mighty convenient for us, too. Its greater facili- ties give us the opportunity to make the fine portraits that we are sure will please you. A cordial invitation is extended to everyone to visit and inspect our studio. A. H. Strebler YOUR PHOTOGRAPHER 405 ST. LOUIS ST. EDWARDSVILLE RUNGE-ZIEGLER SHOE CCMPANY CROSBY SQUARE GERBIG'S BAKERY COIVIPLIMENTS OF AUTHENUC FAS""ONS 'N MAKERS or SALLY ANN PRODUCTS Mews SHOES EDWARDSVILLE, !LL. WE GIVE EAGLE STAMPS Henry "Sees All: Knows No+hing" Ouldoor Girl Tennis Twosom Wlwaf Rare Form! Too Tired Lloyd Sleeps in Men's Room Checking fl1e Scores COIVIPLIMENTS OF William D. Pizzini WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR -.-Q.-wg-ein., -nfs.-.Q-. vnfufv- PHONE 39 l FOR BEAUTY AND PERMANENCE I +C It pays to build of brick ' ' - 'r x ' They do not burn nor decay O . ,ian Qgl qi ' 8 X - ' ' ' They are everlasting RICHARDS BRICK CO. EDWARDSWLLE ST. LOUIS FACE BRICK ' COMMON BRICK ' HOLLOW TILE GLASS BLOCKS ' BUILDING BLOCKS FLUE LINING ' GLASS BLOCK VENTILATORS 99 Morion Radio SALES 8: SERVICE IWe Follow +he Sale wi+h ServiceI REPAIR ON .ALL MAKE RADIOS 2I6 ST. LOUIS ST. PHONE 238 COMPLIMENTS OF Orman's Sfanclard Service ZOI EAST VANDALIA EDWARDSVILLE. ILL. EARL CASEY R. S. BARNSBACK, M. D. JEFFERSON BUILDING EDWARDSVILLE, ILL. CompIiimen+s 81 Besf Wishes GEORGE T. WILKINS CounI'y Superiniendenf Madison Coun+y Schools COMPLIMENTS OF E. P. Schneider Funeral Home COMPLIMENTS OF ovERBEoK BROS. E Qgiiiiffidolffifss COMPUMENTS QF .20N.MA.NST. MECHANICS EDWARDSVILLE, ILL. P L A N I N G M I L L COMPLIMENTS OF I N C' PHONE 487 , Be Fashion Wise Wirth Budget Buys from the L E E SHOPS COMPLIMENTS OF Madison CounI'y Abs'I'racI' and Ti+Ie Co. I I2 HILLSBORO AVE. PHONE 8I D. B. WARNOCK ATTORNEY II8-A HILLSBORO AVE. A WINDOW FRAME-UP EDWARDSVILLE' ILL. Two high school boys had been quarreling and had almosl come fo blows. To reslore Iheir regard 'for each ofher Mr. Brock pu? Them Io washing Ihe same window can l lead 5 good Chrlslian li-fe in Edwardsville one oufside, Ihe oiher inside. Looking af each ofher Sl a week?" asked Bob Berlemun of Mr. Lew 'Ihey soon had 'Io laugh and all was forgoffen. My boy," was fhe reply, "fha+'s all you can d 9 0 LEXOW'S ELECTRIC SE RVICE D -. WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES SALES AND SERVICE GREAT CARS 0 FINE SERVICE Wheel and Axle Alignmen+ Service Dynamic Wheel Balancing Brake Service A SQUARE DEAL MINDRUP AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE EDWARDSVILLE, ILL. I - ..--- - ----I I0 COMPUMENT5 'OF COMPLIMENTS OF KLUETER'S FEED STORE KRIEGE HATCHERIES FEED AND SANITATION SUPPLIES TROY ROAD s. SECOND AVE. 40: ST Louis ST P'od"ce's of HI-SIRED BABY CHICKS PHONE 374 PHONE non LEOLATRE STORE ' - ' - - ' CHAS MULACH COMPLIMENTS-OF '- "0 , A R 99 I P P + X-33153 LEONA'S BEAUTY SHOP A fl I GROCERIES, MEATS, FRUITS, VEGETABLES NOTHING BUT THE BEST COMPLIMENTS OF Harry T. Hartman RECORDER OF DEEDS MADISON COUNTY 02 COMPLIMENTS OF I 'mes:z'zx.. 5 IMBER'S MEN'S WEAR COMPLIMENTS OF BUCKLES TRANSFER AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY COM PLIMENTS -OF King Bee Candy KiI'cI1en eeone-E councouus THE PLACE TO BUY YOUR ICE CREAM AND CANDY COMPLIMENTS or CATHCARTS CAFE EDWARDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL FOR BETTER EDUCATION Illinois Lumber Company, Incorporated FOR BETTER MATERIAL GOOD FOOD AT EVERY DAY LOW PRICES HOOVER BROS. I. G. A. STORE MADISON AND FRANKLIN AVE. EDWARDSVILLE, ILL. COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF CLARENCE'S BUSY BEE BAKERY STANDARD SERVICE RALPH LEUSCHKE STATIQN AND FRUIT AND VEGETABLE MARKET zna MAIN PHONE :za CAP SOUTHARD COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF WEST END FOODS R. S. WAYNE PHONE I59 Hurst Pontiac Co. PONTIAC CARS AND INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS SALES THROUGH SERVICE PHONE 35 l- 40I NORTH MAIN STREET EDWARDSVILLE ILLINOIS 04 1 1 A. SL B. FEED and SEED STORE, Inc. WHOLESALE .AND RETAIL PROFIT REAPER . .A. B. FEEDS . . FLOUR . . HAY . . FEED . . SALT . . SEEDS GRINDING . . CLEANING . . MIXING E3 "WHERE FEED AND SEED IS A SCIENCE" COMPLIMENTS OF H COMPLIMENTS OF " ' QQIQ, 1 THE MELODY BAR ig' ' Music DEPARTMENT B az R RECREATION OF THE AND GRILL BEN FRANKLIN STORE VV. VANDALIA PHONE II09 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF KLUETER BROS. SCHULTE, JEWELER PRECAST CONCRETE 2II NORTH MAIN ST. SEPTIC TANKS EDWARDSVILLE, ILL. COMPLIMENTS OF I36 NORTH MAIN ST. ' EDWARDSVILLE, ILL. PHONE 272 ' COMPLIMENTS OF FREDMAN BROS, COMPLIMENTS OF III MAIN . PHONE 4oo SCHMIDT TIN SHOP SHEET METAL ' HEATING Phone: Shop 467 - Residenqe I246W 239 NORTH MAIN ST. COMPLIMENTS -OF GEORGEXS MARKET 4I5 NORTH KANSAS STREET EDWARDSVILLE, ILLINOIS EDWARDSVILLE, ILL. E. H. SCHMIDT PHONE 643 HUNT MOTOR CO. Chrysler AUTHORIZED CHRYSLER cl PLYMOUTH an H O T Z soo N. MAIN ST. PHONE 723 -.-.-.i--- L U M B E R SCHWARTZ APPLIANCE COMPANY COMPANY "EcIwardsville's Home of Frigidaire" MAIN .AND VANDALIA STREETS EDWARDSVILLE PHONE 40l IO7 ' f-.fsf-QA.. -..,N,-.,-., .Na-...,.., fs,-vN,NF vNf.AA,- ,Qvv-Vx Good Luck Always COMPI-IME-NTS To the Graduates of '49 OF Miss EuIaIia HoI'z BROOKS JEWELRY Your County Clerk 254 N. MAIN STREET M'w--,W--.af I HOME NURSERY AND GREENHOUSES ERNEST TOSOVSKY, Propriefor CUT FLOWERS ' TREES ' PLANTS ' SHRUBS MEMBERS OF F. T. D. 0 PHONE 706-R AND I790 EDWARDSVILLE, ILLINOIS Sfores a+ Graniie Cify, Collinsville, Wood River and SI'aun+on TO SERVE YOU "SAY IT WITH FLOWERS" El'-'-""'-"""' BASKETBALL SEASON Confinued from Page 67 oul' in Ihe game. George Melcalf was Ihe high poin'I man for Ihe Tigers wi'Ih I2 poinIs. The Tiger "B" Ieam won 5I-30. TIGERS 43: EAST ST. LOUIS 37 The game was a 'Ihriller all Ihe way, wi'Ih Ihe Tigers lea-ding Ihe game aI Ihe Iirs'I, and Ihe Flyers coming up in Ihe end of Ihe firsl' quarIer. The half ended wi'Ih Ihe local boys leading by Iwo poinl's. In Ihe final quar+er Ihe locals scored eleven Io six. WiIh a one poinI margin Enloe was fouled when aIIempIing a shoI, and he made good. Heinemeier was Ihe only man 'Io foul ou'I of Ihe game. 'Our Ieam used a new ouI-of-bounds play Ialxing 'Ihe en- Iire Easf Side Ieam ouI of posiIion a.nd scored. The Bengal reserves IosI 43-34. TIGERS 33: COLLINSVILLE 43 The Kahoks broke away Io an early lead, leaving us Irailing by nine poinIs a'I Ihe end of 'Ihe ini'Iial period. AI Ihe second quarIer we came back wiIh I5 poinIs, holding Ihe opponenIs Io o.nIy 'five poinl's and leading a'I Ihe half by one point The Kaholzs look off Ihe second half, near Ihe end of Ihe game. Jack BuIIer led Ihe second Ieam Io vic'Iory wi+h I4 poinIs. The final score was 46-44. TIGERS 49: WOOD RIVER 46 The local quin+e'I led Ihe Oilers wiIh a sIigh'I mar- gin all 'Ihrough Ihe game, Ihe opponenis coming wifhin one poinI 'Iwice during Ihe game. We ma-de I5 ouI of 20 free Ihrows, probably 'Ihe besI record of our season. We again used 'Ihe oul'-of-bounds play which Iefl' Ihe Oilers guarding Ihe wrong goal, and walked in for Iwo poin'Is. The opposing 'Ieam began Io foul ou+ when we held 'Ihe ball wi'Ih a 'Ihree poinl' lead near Ihe end of Ihe game. They fouled for possession of Ihe ball and we I:ep'I Ialcing if ouI. MeIcalI was high poinl' man wi'Ih 22 poin'Is. The re- serves Ios'I Iheir game 55-53. TIGERS 383 DUPO 35 The locals wound up lhe season wi'Ih Ihirfeen vic- 'Iories and nine -defeafs. A'I Ihe beginning of 'Ihe game Ihe Bengals Irailed and were losing by Ihree poinlis a'I Ihe end' of 'Ihe firsl' quarIer. Our Ieam narrowed Ihe margin Io 'Iwo poinIs a'I 'Ihe half, and ai' Ihe end of Ihe Ihird period i'I wa 33 all. We finished 'Ihe game holding Ihe Dupo Ieam Io 'Iwo poinIs, while we Ioolc five. We IosI according 'Io field goals, bu'I our 'Iree 'Ihrows brough'I us 'Ihrough. Warning was high poinI man wiIh 9 poin'Is. Ifhe reserve squad won Iheir game 40-35. REGIONAL TOURNAMENT During Ihe firsI half of our game wi'Ih Madison, we had only a Ihree-poinl' lead. In 'Ihe second' half we began 'Io click wiIh 37 poin'Is 'Io Iheir I6, and won Ihe game easily. Ray Heinemeier was Ihe high poi.nI man wifh II poin'Is. Collinsville won Iheir game over 'Ihe AI'Ion Redbirds, 59-32. Nor- man Schaulaf carried Ihe Kaholrs Io an easy viclory wiIh 28 poinIs. The Tigers were defeafed by ColIi.nsviIIe in 'Ihe semi-finals of 'Ihe Iournamenf, by Ihe final score of 52 Io 38. The firs'I quarIer Ihe score was fairly even, wiIh Ihe Kaholcs leading by Ihree poinIs. AI Ihe half Ihe Collinsville boys had a II poinI lead, and going in'Io 'Ihe Iourlh period Ihey lead us by I8 poinls. In Ihe las+ quar'Ier we go'I I0 poinIs Io Iheir I6. MeIcaIf played one of his finesl' games of Ihe season, leading our Ieam wiIh I4 poin'Is. SchauIa+ was high poin'I' man for Collinsville wi'Ih 25 poinIs. We had a .226 average on field goals and a .777 on free Ihrows. SOUTHWESTERN CONFERENCE ALL-STAR TEAM Firsf Team - George Me'IcaIf Second Team - Ray Heinemeier, Roy Warning I09 COMPLIMENTS OF DALLAS T. H RRELL SHERIFF MADISON COUNTY HOLIDAY INN CHICKEN AND STEAK DINNERS ESTHER RULE, PROP. HIGHWAY I59 One mile soulh of Edwardsville PHONE I508 COMPLIMENTS OF TIGER AD STAFF Sco'H Delicale Elizabelh Shaw Anifa Hawkins Richard Hoffman Earl Vuagniaux Rose Marie Rupp Jean Flavin Kenneflw Hanser Chas. Tosovslcy Joan Harrison BOB'S BAND BOX CLEANERS AND LAUNDERERS No Shrinking 0 No Fading 0 No Odor A Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service To Fi? Everyone's Purpose YOUR APPEARANCE IS OUR BUSINESS II2-I I4 S. Main Sl. 0 Edwardsville, III. PHONE 28 COMPLIMENTS OF EBERI-IART BROS. GROCERY Phone 482 - Residence I308 EDWARDSVILLE IMPLEMENT IRVEN L. BAGBY EDWARDSVILLE CONSUMERS COAL CO. DEALER IN MOUNT OLIVE and S.AHARA COALS PHONE 470 A. J. MATEYKA EDWARDSVILLE MOTOR SERVICE FARM MACHINERY e REFRIGERATION -2252232525233 es - JOHN DEERE TRACTORS - Service ',',1Q:fQ:I Tracfor Service John Deere Qualify Farm Equipmenf 206 wen High s+. - Edwardsville, in. Repairs - Welding EDWARDSVILLE, ILL. TAKE TIIVIE - TO START eva ge 5,3 A SAVINGS ACCOUNT R915 F5 4 A growing savings accoun+ provides pro+ec+ion and a I g sense of securi'I'y for which 'Ihere is no subsfiiufion. Kay gf-X LT: Q77 'T S+ar+ your accounf here NOW - enjoy insured safefy Io TIII I X 55,0 . Q and I'he added benefifs of regular semi-annual 6 d d d JR . . in X W iv: en s. VII EDWARDSVILLE SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION I40 Norfh Main Sfreei' DR. WAYNE B. COX EXTENDS HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1949 FIGGE'S SALES AND SERVICE RADIO AND TELEVISION SALES AND SERVICE I23 W. VANDALIA FOR THE BEST DO-NUTS IN TOWN THE DO-NUT SHOP 30I N. MAIN ST. PHONE II00 COMPLIMENTS OF Jones Bros. Shoe Shop EDWARDSVILLE, ILL. 225 NORTH MAIN STREET COURTEOUS SERVICE GORDON-MICHEL LIFE INSURANCE TIRE AND BATTERY CO. AND - ANNUTIES - u. s. TIRES AND TUBES I BATTERIES . ACCESSORIES E A DEI-ICA-I-E VULCANIZING AND RECAPPING EQUITABLE LIFE EAGLE STAMPS ASSURANCE SOCIETY zoa s. BUCHANAN PHONE II80 COM PLIMENTS OF BERLEMANN'S SHELL SERVICE I Firestone Tires Shell Lubrication 200 S. BUCHANAN PHONE II2I I COMPLIMENTS OF BROCKMEIER NEWS AGENCY SUBSCRIPTIONS TO ALL MAGAZINES PUBLISHED - ALL ST. LOUIS PAPERS BIG BOYS' SUPPLY CO. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES SPORTING GOODS AND APPLIANCES l07 PURCELL ST. PH. l234 COIVIPLIMENTS OF Desmond Mfg. Co. 3I8 ST. LOUIS ST. II3 H4 I, . W - "'ngb . CLAYTON CLEANERS W QL Jmfws , fjlfvv. Miwfw :EN I 3 ' I ,J I - 50I NORTH MAIN STREET Lkgnb 4 S . o s S o Edwr sville I EDWARDSVILLE ILL PHONE I f Qu KIQIJ W' IS- ,XI SEE TI-IE NEW I949 DODGES THE CORONET . . . THE MEADOWBROOK THE WAYFARER CASSENS AND SONS, INC 121 HILLSBORO AVE. PHoNE:309 COIVIPLIMENTS OF J. W. BUSKER Bun-IRMESTER HARDWARE PAPER AND PAINT CO. I38 N. M.AIN ST. EDWARDSVILLE, ILL. 2I9 N. MAIN STREET EDWARDSVILLE, ILL. Pig Wins Rlbd II1Kc.I dSh+ COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF SCHUMACHsER'S NORTH END SERVICE MOBILGAS 0 MOBILOIL KNOWLES' TAVERN I50I TROY ROAD DINNERS AND PLATE LUNCHES JOHNSON SEA Honse OUTBOARD S-ANDWICHES morons none N. MAIN - EDWARDSVILLE BEN ANP J'M - - II6 Following is fhe s+aff of fhe I948-I949 Tiger Tim es: . BGTHMAN SL SGNS I We SERVICE ALL MAKES OF CARS I . 306 w. vandalia sf. Phone 601 l TIGER TIMES The Twenfy-seven members of rhe Creaiive Wriring Class were kepi busy all year puH'ing our 'lhe Tiger Times, fhe s+u'den'l' voice of E. H. S. This bi-weekly publicarion confains news of curre nl' evenfs, sporfs, ediforials, fealures, and humor. H' arouses in+eres'I' in dances, plays, and alhleiic conresfs by giving valuable informalion aboui' lhem. lf also gives da+a on available scholarships. ' The feaiure pages confain inferviews wifh sfuden fs, humorous happenings, fashion news, columns, and miscellaneous feafure arficles. The sporfs pages confain play by play descripfio ns of games, inlerviews wi1'h leffermen, sporfs gossip, previews of games, and conference sfandings. This class affords an' opporfuniiy for seniors 'lo Ie arn how fo recognize +heir iournalisiic abilily and pu'l' if fo use. Wi+h Miss Halscher, fhe sponsor, in 'rhe lead and lhe co-operalion of rhe facul+y, +he Tiger: Times sfaff has kepf up +he fra-di+ion of a good newsy school publi ca'I'ion. Elizabelh Shaw ,...,. Rodney Senn ....... Mary Henfz .....,.. Pauline Meyer ...... Lucille Knech+ ....,. Jean Flaven ,,........ Tom Slowey ...,,...., Evelyn Dillman ,.,... Viole+ Schoenbaum Lola Shaffer ...,.... Pal McLean ....,.,,.. Ray Zoelzer Edilor , ...,.. Associafe Edi+or Associale Edifor Ari' Edlfor Copy Edilor Feafure Edifor . Boys' Spor'I's Edi+or Girls' Sporls Edi+or Exchange Edifor Producfion Edifor Circularion Manager Business Manager if , 1, V f I I- I I ' , ' - I if ifayjfgiji. . f " fy I AQ,,, 4j I 'VJ L ,. f I I X f ffm I. WX. ' M ff M I ' I' Wt A'S FUTURE 71' IVI eshaped by the youth of the country. O M' The magnitude of the job in the years ahead will require sound character and Well trained minds as never before in the nation's his- tory. ' ' Your successful completion of your high school course gives. you the firm foun- .. dation you are sure to need for the civic and nat- ional duties that lie ahead of you. Congratulations, Graduates . . . . and sincere wishes for continued achievement in the years to come! The Bank of Edwardsville 8I YEARS OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE EDWARDSVILLE, ILLINOIS Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposi+ Insurance Corporation Te '- THE NEWEST IN LADIES COMPLIMENTS OF APPAREL JUNIORS B 81 K AUTO SERVICE OUR ECON ST. - PHONE 425 SPECIALITY 202 S D EDWARDSVILLE, ILLINOIS WRCCKED WORK AND REPAERS ON ALL MAKES OF CARS I 1 COMPLIMENTS OF James L. Reed ' WE 1 ATTORNEY-AT-LAW SPEOIALIZE IN WEDDING - OUTEITS 3. 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