Edwardsville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Edwardsville, IL)

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Mr. Nolan Correll j rincipaf Mr. Nolan Correll came to E.H.S. as a stranger this year, but in a short time he has become a well known and well liked figure in our school. Immediately taking a great interest in school affairs, he has capably handled many problems and decisions. On the side he enjoys attending school functions such as athletic games and dances. He also assists the Student Council in its numerous activities. Through his ability and pleasant manner he has quickly won the respect and friendship of the students and teachers. We are very proud to have had Mr. Correll as our principal. - Isdistanl f- rincipaf A friendly assuring manner and a quick warm smile are characteristic of Mr. Richard Erzen. He is ready to counsel anyone at any time and we rely on his sound judgment. Although this is only his second year at E.H.S., he has already won his place in our hearts as a valued and trusted friend. Mr. Richard Erzen Miss Elsie J. Sloan can Anyone with any kind of problem can rely on the help of Miss Elsie Sloan. She is always ready to give sincere and beneficial advice which , will help you choose the job for which you are qualified or to select a college best suited to your needs. In fact she is a fine friend to have because she is able to counsel you on any problem. Twenty-three

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Behind the school scenes are those whom we know as the Board of Education. Chosen by popular vote and from different walks of life, they are able to handle our school affairs because of their experience acquired in business. Under their guidance we are assured a good administration of school affairs. Reading Clockwise: Mr. Chester Buchta; Mr. Albert Cassens. president: Mr. Clyde Fruit, secretary; Mr. E. L. Alexander, superintendent of schools; Mr. Elmer Pape; Mr. Wilbur Suhre: Mr. Lamont Heidinger; and Mr. Rudolph Hans Mr. E. L. Alexander The quick, sure step and friendly smile of Mr. E. L. Alexander have symbolized a part of school life to most of us ever since our grade school days. He is never too busy to speak to each one of us by name, even though he has the responsibility of a large and important job. Mere words can not do justice to his ability to perform his task well. His record will show that he has guided our schools successfully since 1937. Twenty-two This page sponsored by TRI-CITY GROCERY

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Mrs. Louise Mottar - Study Hall Teacher Miss Nellie Alexander, B.S., M.S. “Any way you add it, she's nice as she can be. Mathematics Miss Grace Cunningham B.S., M.A. “In French, Spanish, or English, there's no one any nicer.” Spanish - French Mr. Cleaon Etzkorn, B.M.E., M.M.E. Hats off .. . leader of our famous band. Band Miss Carla Gewe, A.B., M.A. “She loves Latin, but most of all she loves her students.” Latin Mr. A. M. Gibson, B.S., M.S. “He teaches the ‘A, B, C’s’ of science.” General Science Twenty-four Miss Ella Helm, B.S., M.A. “Ready to share her knowledge and love of mathematics.” Mathematics Miss Joan Hunter, B. Ed., M.S. She's the very capable state chairman of the Illinois Jxinior Academy of Science.” Biology Mr. Richard K. Hutton, B.S. in Ed., M.S. “Always on the ball.” Physical Education Assistant Coach Mr. Benny Isselhardt, A.B., M.S. “He builds minds as well as bodies.” English Drivers' Education Football and Track Coach