Western Military Academy - Recall Yearbook (Alton, IL)

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The courses of life will not diminish the splendid heritage that is ours for all that we are, or that we ever may become, springs from your gifts. We should be unworthy if we did not recognize this as our priceless responsibility for those that are to follow us. As a token, then, we -the Senior class of Western Mili- tary Academy - proudly dedicate this 1958 RECALL . . . to our Parents. 5 5 s I I I i l n 4 5 Q 3 S E E S CADEMICS X XGHEST T HY: H PG RYNU PRD TH GCD GNES HS 6000 WCRXC VCR IXBXLHY XS THE 'YC TERQQ D0 BET IEUTE Cre tory me COLONEL R. s. JAcKsoN ,JE EL C' H, N200 Superintendent UJENANT C N d V' ' L. 0 COLO Common O 1-,eOdP5RSlNgoNFL me-Ver EXECUTIVE AND HEADS OF DEP RTMENTS vi QSO xfilr COL Vx x. fa . v- ' . - if-4cq-ONFL N-P90 VNMS reosurel, Muon c. B. JAcKsoN Assistant Superintendent WESTERN MILITARY ACADEMY ACADEMIC FACULTY Sealed, Left to Right: Major C. B. Jackson, Mrs. Persing, Lt.CoI. Persing, Col. R. B. Jackson, Lt.CoI. Parient, Major Green, Major Hinton. Standing: Capt. Malone, Capt. Hilgert, Capt Krasnansky, Capt. J. Goodwin, Capt. Mount, lst Lt. Gladish, Major Martin, Capt. Lange Capt. L. Goodwin, Capt. Sutton, Major Bresson, Capt. Naxera. FACULTY AN S AFF DIRECTORY MAJ. B. C. BRESSON gA,,vs,H,,.n. Biology, Health, Science, Coach MXSGT. E. N. BROKAW, U. 5. ARMY Military Staff MRS. CLARA A. BROWN -- Secretary MRS. VIRGINIA BRYAN --- Reading Improvement MR. LE ROY DALHAUS ..... Band 'IST. LT. ED GLADISH, USMCR ,,,,..,,...... Ist L.S. Mathematics, Commandant's CAPT. J. L. GOODWIN ,,,c........ Athletic Director, History, English CAPT. L. A. GOODWIN ,,.,....... Head Coach, Health, History MISS HELEN GOTTHARDT ..,,,a Head Nurse MAJ. W. H. GREEN ,,,e......... Mathematics, Adjutant, Banker MRS. W. H. GREEN ..........a Dietitian, Social Director CAPT. J. J. HILGERT ......, Mathematics, Coach MAJ. W. M. I-HNTON --- English, Publications MAJ. C. B. JACKSON ......,cec,,. Asst. Supt., Director of Admissions , History CAPT. J. J. JACKSON, U.S. ARMY .......A. --Ist Year Asst. P.M.S.T. COL. R. B. JACKSON ......c.,, Superintendent MAJ. N. I. JOHNSON, U.S. ARMY --- P.M.S.T., Commandant's Staff MISS ALMA KRAMER ......,,... Asst. Treasurer CAPT. W. KRASNANSKY ..,, History, Coach CAPT. G. J. LANGE --- Physics, Chemistry DR. H. P. MC CUISTION --- School Physician - .... I3th Year --- .... Ist Year ----33rd Year ----lst Year ---5th Year Year Staff, Coach --------3rd Year ---2nd Year ----I8th Year ----I6th Year ----16th Year ---5th Year ----23rd Year -------I'Ith Year ----13th Year ---3rd Year ---- 41 Years ----lst Year ----I0th Year ----3Ist Year MRS. EDITH MC MEEN -- - Secretary LT. COL. G. M. MAGEE --- ---- Secretary - Treasurer CAPT. L. A. MALONE --------- -- English, Latin, Quartermaster ---lst Year 20th Year -4th Year DR. H. E. MANTZ ------------- ---- 6 th Year School Physician MAJ. R. P. MARTIN --------------- ---- I ith Year L.S. Principal, English, Dramatics COL. C. H. MOORE --------------- ---- 3 9th Year Commandant CAPT. D. C. MOUNT --- ---- First Semester L.S. Math, Coach MISS HELEN MULLEN --- ---- 20th Year Secretary CAPT. G. J. NAXERA, JR. ----------------- 5th Year Commercial Subjects, RECALL Adviser, L.S. English. LT. COL. W. R. PARIENT ----------------- 2nd Mathematics, Commandant's Staff MXSGT. W. R. PEACHER, U.S. ARMY --- ---5th Military Staff, Commandant Staff Year Year MRS. HELGA PEACHER ------------- ---- 5 th Year Secretary LT. COL. C. L. PERSING --- ---- 22nd Year Headmaster MRS. C. L. PERSING ---------- ---3rd Year Spanish MXSGT. H. D. PRATT, U.S. ARMY ----------- 3rd Year Military Staff, Commandant's Staff, Coach S.F.C. SALUS, U.S. ARMY ------------------ Ist Year Military Staff MfSGT. F. W. SCHWAB, U.S. ARMY --------- 5th Year Military Staff MRS. SHANAHAN ------------- ---'Ist Yeqr Director of Vocal Music CAPT. J. W. SUTTON ------ ---4th Year English, Librarian, Coach OUR LADIES OF THE OFFICE Standing: Mrs. Peacher, Miss Mullen, Miss Kramer. Sitting: Mrs. McMeen, -.0 Mrs. Brown. NATIONAL HO OR SCCIETY CHARACTER-SCHCJLARSHIP-LEADERSHIP-SERVICE Standing: Kushkin. Sitting, Lett to Right: Crandall, Prather, Davidson. Each year the outstanding members of the Senior Class are selected for membership in the National Honor Society by the Headmaster, with the aid of the advisers. These members must meet the standards of the society, which are: CHARACTER i' SCHOLARSHIP LEADERSHIP A SERVICE. These cadets have the distinction of becoming members of the most important and most highly regarded organization on the campus. OUR ACADEMIC HONOR SOCIETY LUB 400 Standing, Left to Right: Ferrell, Pratt, Mueller, Sullivan, Templeton, Harrison, J., Glendening Sitting: Stevens, Rudman, Capt. Malone, Sponsor: Walsh, Bingham. The Club 400 is Western's own academic honor group which was formed for the purpose of giving cadets special recognition for scholastic excellence. Membership eligibility is dependent upon a 400 average for any home report which must be supported thereafter by an academic average of no less than 300 at any time. To the cadet of superior achieve- ment in the academic field, this organization presents an annual Award of Merit. This is designed to spur all cadets to greater accomplishments. Spirit such as this is an integral part of that which is Western. MEMBERS O THE T BLE ORGANIZATIO -MEN TO PRAISE AND HONOR- Top Row, Left to Right: Macfall, Froebe, P., Stevens, Wilson, C., Jones, Kerwin, Weinsting, Dickson, Froebe, F., Kammerman, Templeton, Fourth Row: Earp, Mueller, Caruthers, Petersen, G., Harper, Scott, R. Third Row: McKelvey, R., Glendening, Schmidt, R., Sullivan, Sullenger, Hall, Hambel, Shanahan, Ferrell. Second Row: Lankenau, Mattar, May, Redman, Nagel, Babcock, McConachie, Olsen, Nellis, Geringer, Bingham, D., Bemis. Sitting: David- son, R., Tanurchis, Hayes, C., Adelman, Capt. Malone, Sponsor: Hearst, Kushkin, Weiss, Crandall, Lehoczky. The M.T.O. is a service organization with the following stated pur- poses: l. to act as a mediating body between the students and the school administration, 2. to stimulate student interest in serving the school in a way that provides additional honor and credit for deserving under and upper classmen, and 3. to provide a training ground for prospective cadet leader- ship. Membership is based on displayed strengths in character, scholarship, leadership and service and is open to outstanding cadets from each class. This organization has a valuable influence at Western in that it appeals to the highest ideals in the well-rounded cadet. FRIENDSHIP SENIOR MEMORANDUII STUDY . . LEISURE .. . SS I958 PASS IN REVIEW CLASS CDFFICERS d d Vice-Presi ent, Art Weiss Secretary, Keith Crandall SENICDRS MICHAEL JOSEPH ADELMAN Mike 303 Grant Rd., Bloomington, lll. 4 Years Mike was one of the moinstays of our class and will be remembered around the Western campus for years to come. He was a hard worker who tackled everything with a smile, not hesitant about entering any field. His position as class president speaks for his popularity. We can justly say that Mike was a Total Cadet. Cadet Capt., Battalion Exec. Officer: Chief of B Barracks: MTO: Chicago Tribune Silver Medal in '57: Color Guard, 2 Years, Commander 1 Year: Junior President: Senior Class President: Outstanding Non-Com. Officer's Medal: W Club, 3 Years, Treasurer, 1 Year: Track, 3 Years: B Soccer, 2 Years: A Soccer, 2 Years: Swimming, 1 Year: Cross Country, 3 Years, Captain 1 Year: Shrapnel Editorial Staff, 3 Years: Cadespians, 4 Years, Vice-President, 1 Year: Thespians, 2 Years: Editorial Staff ot the RECALL. l CHARLES BOYD BABCOCK Chuck l2l5 East 5th Street, Casper Wyo. 2 Years Chuck was a serious and earnest student, but not too quiet to be fun-loving. He liked to mix with people and in two years won a solid place in the senior class. Chuck was active in publications and is editor of this RECALL. We all know that Chuck will reach his goal, Cadet Sgt., First Class: MTO, 2 Years: Honor Guard, I Year: B Football, 1 Year: Baseball, 1 Year: Editorial Staff of Shrapnel, 1 Year: Business Staff of the RECALL: Editor of the RECALL. C ASS of l958 THOMAS J. BASH Fat-man 3Ol Kelly Court, Champiagn, Ill, lk Years Big happy-go-lucky Torn, was happy and jovial but could always be depended upon to do what was expected ot him. He made friends with every one on the W.M.A. campus and we all wish he could have been with us longer. He had the true qualities of a leader and used them to the utmost. Tom was truly a great asset to the class. Cadet MfSgt., Platoon Leader, First ot D Co., Floor Chief, 3rd of D , W Club, 1 Year, A Football, 1 Year, Alton Quarter-Back Club Merit Award, I Year, A Track, 1 Year, .lV Track, I Year, JV Basketball, I Year, Thespians, 1 Year, Cadespians, 2 Years, Glee Club, I Year, Junior Dance Committee, Senior Dance Committee, Junior Class Planning Committee, Recall Editorial Staff, 1 Year. Dance Committees GARY JOSEPH BLOCK er 7332 Stanford University City Mo 2M Years Gary will long be remembered for his ambition as he was very active in his many undertakings His classmates are especially indebted to him for his con scientious work as Business Manager In this RECALL We know his later life will follow the same course of success as it did at Western Cadet MfSgt, Battalion S3 Asst Barracks Chief of A Quill and Scroll Military Efficiency B Baseball 1 Year B Soccer 1 Year Cheerleader Captain, 1 Year, Cadespvans 2 Years Shrapnel Circulation and Editorial Stott, 1 Year, Recall Business Mgr Honor Guard Junior qnd Semgr SENICRS LARRY GENE BOWDRE Larry 7 Westfield Lane, Creve Coeur, Mo. 3 Years Larry appreciated the lighter side of life and was a wonderful companion, He was active in every- thing and made a fine record in three years at West- ern. He was a loyal friend and will long be remem- bered by his classmates as a great guy. Cadet 2nd Lieut., Platoon Leader, 2nd of B Co., Floor Chief, 3rd of B , A Tennis, 2 Years, Editorial Staff of Shrapnel, 2 Years, Honor Guard, 1 Year, Co-Chairman Junior Dance Committee, Co-Chairman Senior Dance Committee, Cheerleader, 2 Years, Editorial Staff of RECALL. ROBERT BALES CARR Bo-Bo Eminence, Mo. 2 Years Bob was another cadet that always had fun in life. He was active in athletics, but also was active in all phases of campus life. Bob could always cheer you up with a joke or wise-crack and was a wonderful person to have around. We wish he could have been with us longer than he was. Cadet MfSigt., ist Sgt. of B Co., Floor Chief of 2nd of C , Honor Guard, 'I Year, JV Football, I Year, A Football, JV Basketball, I Year, Cadespians, I Year, Senior Dance Committee. ASS of I958 JAMES RUSSELL CLARKE Jim Godfrey Road, Godfrey, Ill. 2 Years Jim had a mature outlook, but he was still around to join the fun. He had the great qualities of a leader, which won him the Best New Cadet Medal in his junior year. He was always willing to work for the school and his class. We'll never forget him. Cade! MfSgf.p Floar Chief, 3rd of A , Color Guard Commander, Besf New Cadel of the Year, 1957, JV Basketball, 2 Years. RAMIRO MORE COLLAZO Toko Calle 22-Y la No. lOl, Marianao, Cuba l Year Ramiro, a quiet South-of-the-Border cadet, made striking progress at Western. His record, though short, is one to be proud of. We hope our paths will cross again in the future. Caclef Corporal, Guiclon Bearer of D , A Swimming, l Year, Rifle Team, 1 Year, Riding Club, l Yearp A BasebalL I Year, Cadespians, l Year. SENICJRS KEITH LAWSON CRANDALL Wabbit 3912 N. Francisco, Chicago I8, Ill. 4 Years Keith can be proud of the record that he com- piled while at Western. An outstanding student and loyal friend, he won distinction in everything he attempted. Everyone had full confidence in Keith and he never let them down. We are confident that he will have a bright future. Cadet Ist. Lieut., Company Commander of B , Floor Chief 2nd of A , Club 400, 3 Years, MTO, B Football I Year, A Swimming, 2 Years, Golf, I Year, Band, 3 Years, State Music Contest, 2 Years, Shrapnel Editorial Staff, 3 Years, Cadespians, 3 Years, Thespians, I Year, Sgt. at Arms of Freshman Class, Secretary of the Senior Class. WILLIAM ROBERT DAVIDSON Dave 320 East Fifth Street, Mt. Carmel, Ill. 4 Years Bob was one of our brighter students, but he won distinction in many fields. He made many friends at Western with his sincere loyalty. Dave was a fine person to have around and a worthy mem- ber of our class. Cadet Capt., Band Commander, Floor Chief, Ist of D , 400 Club, 3 Years, MTO, Quill and Scroll, Military Efficiency, 2 Years, Outstanding Military Junior Medal, C Football, I Year, Track, I Year, B Soccer, 2 Years, A Soccer, 2 Years, Band, 4 Years, Shrapnel Editorial Staff, 3 Years, Dance Committees 4 Years, Cadespians, I Year. C ASS of I958 WILLLIAM FRANKLIN DOAN BilI 918 Donaldson Apt. C, San Antonio, Texas l Year After the short period of one year, Bill made himself a full fledged member of the senior class. His friendliness and general attitude won him many lasting friends, and placed him high in the esteem of his classmates. Cadet Sgt.: Cadespians, 1 Year. EDWARD BAXTER FEATHERSTON Tex 703 Lamar, Wichita Falls, Texas 2 Years Baxter is a true Texan. He came up from Texas and became a popular fellow immediately. He was a cadet of fine character and made a fine record in only two years at W.M.A. We all wish Baxter could have been with us longer and wish him a successful future. Cadet MfSgt. lst. Sgt. of A , Military Excellence, 1 Year, B Basketball, I Year, A Tennis, 2 Years, Cheerleader, 1 Year, Shrapnel Editorial Staff, I Yearg Cadespians, 2 Yearsg Riding Club, 2 Years, Senior Dance Committee, Editorial Staff and Business Staff of the RECALL. SENICDRS HARRY DON FERGUSON Fergy R.R. No. 2, Poplar Bluff, Mo. 3 Years Harry excelled in academic and military work. His leadership, integrity, and excellent work in mili- tary earned the position of Adjutant for him. He made many friends and was loyal to all of them. We can easily say. Good work, Harry. Cadet Capt., Adjutant, Floor Chief, lst of C , Club 400, MTO, 3 Years, Chicago Tribune Medal Uuniorl, Honor Guard, 2 Years, Rifle Team, 2 Years, Personal Appearance Ribbon, Military Efficiency Ribbon, Golf, 2 Years, Band, 3 Years, Glee Club, l Year, State Music Contest, I Year. RICHARD MICHAEL FINDER JeIIybeon 9429 Old Bonhomme Road, Olivette, Mo. 2 Years Rich was a brilliant student and a hard worker. He excelled in languages and was an accomplished musician. He made friends easily and made a fine record in his two years at Western. His many friends believe that all his ability will carry him far in life. Cadet MfSgt., Floor Chief, 4th of A , Ist Sgt. of the Band, NROTC Exams, District and State Music Contests, Silver Shrapnel Award, Quill and Scroll, Field Music Leader, Editor of the Shrapnel. CLASS of i958 MICHAEL V. FLYNN Mike 6441 Wardell Ct., Orchard Lake, Mich. 2 Years Mike could make friends with anyone, a-nd did so in the two years he was with us. He will always be remembered for his great sense of humor and his honesty and character. Mike will be a success in whatever he attempts. Cadet Sgt. lst Class, Platoon Sgt., Asst. Floor Chief, ist of E , B Football, l Year, JV Track, 1 Year, Editorial Staff of RECALL. LEO HENRY GERINGER Lilly 3800 Nelson Drive, Normandy 20, Mo. 3 Years Leo was a lively, high spirited cadet and won distinction in many fields. He was a star soccer player, but his activities didn't terminate with sports. He made a fine record as a cadet officer as he did in many other phases of cadet life. Leo is held in high esteem by his classmates, we will never forget what a good friend he has been. Cadet lst Lieut., Platoon Leader of lst of C , Floor Chief 3rd of E f MTO, 2 Years, Color Guard, 1 Year, B Football, 7 Year, B Baseball, I Year, A Soccer, 2 Years, A Baseball, 2 Years, W Club, Business Staff of RECALL. S NIORS RICHARD GUY GREELEY Grasshopper 56 Hawthorne Dr., St. Louis 22, Mo. 3 Years Dick was a star swimmer and a mainstay in the cadet corps as well as the pool. No one can say that he didn't try his utmost. He was o hard worker and did what was expected of him. All of his classmates wish him the best of luck in the future. Cadet MfSgt.f JV Swimming, I Year, Varsity Swimming, 2 Years, Cadespians. HARVEY IRWIN HAUER Harv I8lOO Appoline, Detroit 35, Mich. 2 Years Harv was a cadet who proved to be successful in all of his endeavors. He was a conscientious stu- dent and conscientious winner of friends. He made a fine record in his two years at Western. His work helped make this RECALL the fine yearbook it is. We are proud to say that Harv is one of us. Cadet Sgt. Ist Class, Platoon Sgt., D Company, B Football, I Year, Golf, 1 Year, Editorial Staff of the Shrapnel, 2 Years, Business Manager and Sports Editor, I Year, Silver Shrapnel 'Medalg Quill and Scroll, Business Staff of the RECALL, Editor of the RECALL. C ASS of l958 CHESTER BROWN HAYES Gabby Gideon, Mo. 3 Years Chester was a mainstay in the corps and par- ticipated in many activities. He had the knack of making friends and the ability to keep them. He had unexcelled leadership and used it to the best advantage. We'll all remember Chester and wish him the best of luck in the future. Cadet Captain, Battalion Commander, E Barracks Chief, MTO, Honor Guard, 2 Years, Personal Appearance Ribbon, 1 Year, W Club, 1 Year, Alton Quarterback Club Merit Award, 1 Year, A Football, 1 Year, A Basketball, 1 Year, A Baseball, 1 Year, B Football, 1 Year, A B Basketball, 1 Year, B Baseball, 1 Year, C Football, 1 Year, C Basketball, 1 Year, Best B Athlete, 56-57 , Cheerleader, 1 Year, Cadespians, 1 Year, Senior Dance Committee, Junior Dance Committee, Junior Class Secretary, Editorial Staff of the RECALL. FRANK DOUGLAS HEARST Francis 4l5 Burns Dr., Detroit 14, Mich. 3 Years A great guy. These three words can best de- scribe Frank. Friendly, jovial, a leader, and an ath- lete all describe him well. Frank made a fine record in three years and we all feel he'll make a fine record throughout life. Cadet Captain, A Company Commander, Floor Chief, 3rd of C , MTO, Cadespians, 1 Year, W Club, 2 Years, President, 1 Year, Varsity Basketball, 1 Year, All ABC Football Team, 1 Year, Alton Quarterback Club Merit Award, 1 Year, A Baseball, 1 Year, JV Basketball, 1 Year, B Baseball, 1 Year, Editorial Staff of Shrapnel, 1 Year, Glee Club, 1 Year, Junior Dance Committee, Senior Dance Committee, RECALL Business Staff, RECALL Editorial Staff. SENICDRS NEWBERN WINFIELD JOHNSON HillbilIy Crossnore, North Carolina 3 Years Wynn came from across the street to become a top cadet in the three years he was with us. He compiled a fine record and he wos a valuable mem- ber of the senior class. He promises to have an outstanding future. Cadet 2nd Lt., Floor Chief, lst of A , Platoon Leader, 2nd of C , Honor Guard, 1 Year, JV Football, l Year, Track Mgr., 1 Year, Band, IW Years, Bugle Band, l Year, Glee Club, l Year, Cadespians, l Year, Riding Club, l Year. JAMES BELMONT JUNGE Pinky 910 North Main, St. Clair, Mo. 2 Years Jim had a sense of humor that could only come from St. Clair. He was a fine basketball player, but also a fine cadet. Everyone liked Jim and he liked everyone. Jim is sure to have a bright future in whatever he attempts. Cadet MfSgt., Asst. Floor Chief, 2nd of C , lst Sgt. of A 5 Varsity Basketball, 2 Years. CLASS of l958 LARRY ALAN KUSHKIN Kusl1 H29 Hampton Park Drive, St. Louis, Mo. 4 Years Larry played an important part in many activities in his four years at Western. He won a reputation for fine leadership and integrity. His record shows all that can be said and promises that Larry will be on outstanding success in the future. Cadet Capt., Barracks Chief of A , Company Commander of D , MTO, 4 Years, Honor Guard, 3 Years, Top N.C.O. Medal, Military Efficiency, 3 Years, Honorary Member of the W Club, Student Athletic Director, A Basketball Mgr., C Basketball Mgr., Quill and Scroll, 2 Years, Prom Magazine Reporter, Shrapnel Editorial Staff, 4 Years, Cadespians, 4 Years, Thespians, 3 Years, Riding Club, 4 Years, All Class Dance'Committees, Junior and Senior Class Treasurer, Thespian Treasurer, Business Staff of the RECALL. Sergeant. ROBERTO LANKENAU ROCHA Lanky 200 Gryalba Monterrey Mexico 2 Years Roberto has shown to himself that he could make an active contribution to an American school lt has been we however, who have found happiness and a sense of warmth through his fine attitude and constructive support of many class projects MTO, 1 Year, B Soccer 1 Year B Tennis 1 Year Rifle Team 2 Years, Shrapnel Editorial Staff 2 Years Cadespians 1 Year Master SENICDRS STEVE EDWARD LEHOCZKY JR. Flea ISO96 Harrison Ave., Allen Park IO, Mich., 5 Years Steve was a cadet who did a great job in any- thing he set out to do. Steve was very ambitious in both academics and sports. ln his five years at Western he made an enviable record, and he has the personality traits which should bring him future happiness and success. Cadet Ist Lieut., Co-Commander of Band, Floor Chief, 2nd of D , MTC, C Football, 2 Years, B Football, I Year, A Soccer Manager, 2 Years, A Soccer, I Year, Band, 5 Years, State Music Contest, 3 Years, Riding Club, 2 Years, Photography, I Year, Junior Dance Committee, I Year, Senior Dance Committee, Editorial Staff ot the RECALL GEORGE GERARD MATTAR Georgie ll5 Highland Park, Hot Springs, Ark. 2 Years A fellow who has every right to look back upon his days at Western with pride is George, who has made a good all-round record here. He was always modest about displaying his many talents. He did not appear to study hard, but he upheld high aca- demic standards. George's classmates know that when he ventures on his life career, he will be an even greater success. Cadet 2nd Lieut., Platoon Leader, 2nd of D , Floor Chief, 2nd of E , MTO, Honor Guard, I Year, B Football, I Year, .lV Swimming, I Year, JV Track, I Year, A Football Mgr., I Year, A Swimming, Captain, I Year, Cadespians, I Year, Senior Dance Committee, I Year, Cheerleader, I Year, RECALL Business Staff, RECALL Editorial Staff. cLAss of 1958 RUDOLPH C. NAGEL Rudy 215 Antonia de Mendoza, Mexico, lO, D.F., lk Years Everyone could not help liking Rudy immediately. He was a hard worker and achieved a high standing in the esteem of his friends and the school. Rudy seems to be one of those well-balanced boys who are bound to win success. Cadet Sgt.: Soccer, 2 Years: Cross Country, 1 Year: W Club, 'I Year: Cheerleader, 1 Year: MTO I Year: Cadespians, 1 Year. JAMIESON STIRLING NELLIS Stirling 910 Lakeshore Drive, Chicago ll, III. 2 Years Here's a cadet with a great future. His fine personality and loyalty won him a reputation of high regard. His efforts in the classroom were rewarded with a fine scholastic record. Stirling had great mili- tary potentials too, which he well took advantage of. Cadet MfSgt.: Sgl. Major: MTO, 7 Year: Golf, 2 Years: Honor Guard: Glee Club: Cadespians, I Year: Riding CIub:Sgf.-at-Arms, Junior Year. SENICRS GERALD E. OLSON Olie 306 Hollywood Avenue, Rochester l8, N. Y., 2 Years Jerry had a goal he was working for, and made rapid progress toward it. His likable personality and dependability won him the esteem at his class- mates. We know Jerry will continue to be the suc- cessful person he was at Western. Cadet MfSgt., ist Sgt. of C , MTO, 'I Year, B Football, 1 Year, Honor Guard, 1 Year, Glee Club, 1 Year, Junior and Senior Clgss Dance Committees, Editorial Staff of the RECALI.. JOHN DOUGLAS PARIENT Doug 200 N. 6th St., Attica, Ind. 3 Years A quiet cadet, Doug made steady progress at Western. Doug made friends quickly and kept them. His participation in sports, and his cheerful attitude made him an asset to the class. The future of this young man' should be very bright indeed. Cadet 2nd Lt., Floor Chief, 2nd of B , Platoon Leader, ist at B , JV' Football, I Year, Dad's Award. I C ASS of I958 JAMES WILLIAM PATTON Jim 631 Fayette Avenue, Springfield, Ill. 3 Years In three years here, Jim has made many friends all over the campus. He was one of the top members of the rifle team as his records prove. Jim's jovial nature was appreciated by all. All of Jim's class- mates wish him the best of luck in his future endeavours. Caclet Sgt., Platoon Sgt., Ist of A f Rifle Team, 2 Yearsf Track Mgr., I Yeari Shrapnel Circulation Staff, 2 Years: Cadespians, I Yeari Riding Club, 3 Yearsp Business Staff of the RECALL. BRUCE RENAY PRATHER Panther 506 N. Washington, Mt. Pulaski 23,'lll. 2 Years There is no doubt in anyone's mind that Bruce was probably the most outstanding academic student in our class. He worked hard and received member- ship in the 400 Club and the National Honor Society. He still, however, found time to be very active in extra-curricular doubt take him Cadet MfSgt,, Guide Awarclg B Footballg graphy Club, 1 Year, activities. Bruce's mind will no all the way up the ladder of success. of the Band: Club 400 p MTC: Military Efficiency Band, Editorial Staff of Shrapnel, 1 Yearg Photo- Quill and Scrollf Editorial Staff of RECALL. SENICRS JOHN CONSTATINE SACEMAN, JR. Jack P.O. box 35, Lake Placid, Flo. l Year Jack was a guy who put everything he had into everything he did. His record of steady progress shows that he has a bright future ahead. We wish Jack could have been with us longer than his one short year. Cadet Sgt.g Squad Leader in C , Glee Club, 1 Yearp Golf. OLIVER BERTRAUN SCOTT OIlie R.R. No. 3, Mattoon, III. 2 Years Here is a man who has a life-long friend in every man in the class. His quick wit and ability to work hard was a combination that is hard to beat. He never said an unkind word about anyone in his entire stay at Western, and men like this are hard to find and even harder to beat. Cadet S.F.C.g Floor Chief, lst of B p Platoon Sgt, 2nd of B i B Football, l Year. CLASS of l958 RICHARD ALLAN SM-A-LL Dick l8674 Warrington Dr., Detroit 2l, Mich. 2M Years Dick was one of the most loyal men on campus. He excelled in military and worked hard at whatever he attempted. To Dick we say, Here's to o man who did his job right or not at all. Caclet 2nd Lieut., Platoon Leader, A Co.: Asst. Barracks Chief of B g Rifle Team, 2 Yearsp JV Truck, 1 Yearg Swimming, I Year: RECALL Business Staffg Military Editor of RECALL. Club: Riding Club JAMES MERLE STAHL im lO3l Ceder Point Roadway Sandusky O 2 Years ln his two years at Western Jim has made many friends all over the campus He compiled a record to be proud of Jim could always be found doing those little extra jobs around campus Best of luck to a swell classmate Cadet Sgt. lst Class Platoon Sgt Shrapnel Circulation Staff Biology SENIORS JAMES NICHOLAS TANURCHIS Tanurch 6226 Eichelberger, St. Louis 10, Mo. 3 Years Jim was one of the best liked men on campus. No matter where you saw him, he always had a big grin and a cheerful greeting. There is not a major sport at Western without .lim's name as one of its top players. Jim had a tremendous amount of drive and perseverance that will carry him through life no matter what he attempts. Cadet Capt., C Company Commander, D Barracks Chief, MTO, B Football, I Year, A Football 2 Years, Captain, T Year, B Basketball, T Year, A Basketball, 2 Years, Captain, T Year, A Baseball, 3 Years, W Club, 2 Years, Bab Ruth Award, Best Athlete of B Qualification, I Year, All ABC Baseball Team, 3 Years, ABC Honorable Mention, l Year, Basketball, Dance Committees, 3 Years, Business Staff of the RECALL. l JACK ROBERT WARNER J 5017 Donovan, St. Louis 9, Mo. 4 Years ln his four years, Jack has taken part in many phases of cadet life. l-le had the easy facility for making friends, and the class of 58 was proud to have J as a member. Best of luck in your future endeavours which are sure to be successful. Cadet MfSgt., First Sgt., D Co., Asst. Floor Chief, Ist ot D , Color Guard, 1 Year, C Football, 1 Year, UB Basketball, T Year, JV Basketball, 1 Year, B Football, 1 Year, A Basketball, 'l Year, A Swimming, T Year, B Tennis, 2 Years, A Tennis, I Year, Cheerleader, 2 Years, Band, 2 Years, Cadespians, T Year, Dance Committees, 4 Years. CLASS of l958 ARTHUR DAVID WEISS Art 320 W. Main St., Belleville, Illinois 3 Years Art was one of the mainstays of the senior class. His superior achievement scholastically, and his ro- bust prowess in sports won him the respect of his classmates. Art had the mark of a military man, and was seriously aiming for one of the U. S. Military Schools. His future is sure to be a bright one. Cadet Capt., Barracks Chief of C , Company Commander of B , M.T.O, 2 Years, Honor Guard, 2 Years, Personal Appearance Ribbon, Military Efficiency, 2 Years, Chicago Tribune Gold Medal, A Football, 2 Years, Capt., 1 Year, A Soccer, 2 Years, A Baseball, 2 Years, B Football, 1 Year, 8 Soccer, l Year, Capt., I Year, B Baseball, I Year, All A.B.C, League Football First Team, 1 year, Pigskin Taps Award, W Club, 2 Years, Secretary, 1 Year, Shrapnel Editorial Staff, 1 Year, Shrapnel Circulation Staff, I Year, Cadespians, 2 Years, Thespians, 2 Years, President, 1 Year, Quill and Scroll, Dance Committees, 3 Years, Prom Magazine Reporter, Senior Class Vice-President: Business Staff of the RECALL, Editorial Staff of the RECALL, CHARLES THOMAS WHITE Tommy 526 W. College, Aurora, Mo. 2 Years Tom was one of the best liked members of the Senior class. He was a big factor in school life, always being the life of the party. We were glad to have Tom as a member of our class and wish him the best of luck in the future. Cadet S.F.C., Platoon Sgt. 2nd of A , B Football, 1 Year, Honor Guarcl, l Year, Junior Dance Committee, Business Staff of the RECALL. SENICRS CRAIG GARY WILLIAMS Duke 5 North Monroe Street, Millstadt, Ill. 3 Years Craig was a spry, ambitious cadet, who tackled almost anything, and did a good job of it. He was also a top notcher in the band with a chest full of medals to prove it. He was the chairman of the Senior Dance Committee, and did a fine job of planning our dances. We'll never see a better Drum Major than we've seen this year. Our hats are off to you, Craig. You've compiled a fine record while here at Western. Cadet 2nd lt., Asst. Barracks Chief of E , Drum Major at the Band, C Football, I Year, C Basketball, I Year, B Football, I Year, A Traclc, I Year, A Cross Country, I Year, Band, 3 Years, Field Music, 3 Years, Glee Club, I Year, District Music Contest, 2 Years, State Music Contest, 2 Years, RECALL Editorial Stott, I Year, RECALL Business Staff, I Year, Shrapnel Circulation Statt, I Year, Thespians, I Year, Cadespians, 3 Years, Cheerleader, I Year, Junior Dance Committee, I Year, Decorating Chairman, I Year, Chairman ot the Senior Dance Committee, I Year. BRIAN WESLEY WOOD Bronco Rt. 53 RFD No. l, Downers Grove, lll. 3M Years Brian has but one true love, woman! While he was here at Western, he did a fine job of dating all the females within a two mile radius. He was a wonderful dancer and his ability to plan social events was a great aid to the Senior class. He will, without a doubt, be a success at whatever he attempts. Here's to a man we won't forget. Cadet 2nd Lt., Floor Chief, Ist ot E , B Soccer, I Year, RECALI. Editorial Stott, Junior and Senior Dance Committees, Cheerleaders, I Year. M: K Q-N 0-1. J, ..,,. 3 ' P i 'if7f7f7 A I I 5 Q 4 ,, ff We me , 22 Q, . , ,YQ ,, M 1 A If bf Y , ,z fu , K i' Q ' ' ,, MM- A if 4 6 W, 'W' IWW Y v i f E, Q if X . x Ht ,, W fs , 5 .1 uf, . . 4 , it J 4' V Q Vi? jf, HE A ' 'Q 5' ,Q 3 W f W f Q 35: 'S mf TE 'WS TZ 'QW ,gt rx ' . x' J A 1, 1 in R Q 7 :gfzzf ,I x x V gg M XM, 5 Q Y , 1 -. . 'L ,x gi ' Q 3 E f Q X., ,mf 2 'W w. v 2: 4, ,, ,Q A. ,figm- fffjywggw X' if . , ,153 A '- EH 5 :-: v ei as 455, was ?. fig A I , W1 A ZW, ig 1345 V ' QyA x X ' x ' fi-fs JLI IDRS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Walsh, Sergeant-Al'-Arms: Car- iss, Treasurer, Weinsting, Secretary: Porter, G., Vice-President: French, President. .mx B LORENZO, AGUILAR Roma 209 Col Mirodor, Monterrey, N. L., Mexicc JEAQUIN AMARO Monte Bianca No. 6l5, Mexico IO D.E., Mexico. ENRIQUE BARRAGAN, JR. Col. Obispado, Monterrey, N. L., Mexico. THOMAS S. BARRETT 2305 Commonwealth, Chicago, Illinois DAVID BINGHAM Calle 69, 5-2O,Bogoto, Columbia. CURTIS J. BLOOME 206 East Maple,GiIIespie, Illinois. WILLIAM M. BROWN 4I8 Lincoln Ave., Aurora, Missouri. Josevi-I G. CARRISS. 2600 Edison Ave., Granite City, Illinois. ROBERT CARUTHERS I6O0 June Ave., St. Louis, Missouri. C ASS CF 1959 MIGUEL CASTRO Degollado 711 Nte., Juasez, Chihuahua, Mexico. ROGELIO CASTRO Degollado 711 Nte., Juasez, Chihuahua, Mexico. CHRIS J. COCKRUM 1414 Parkside Road, Evansville, Illinois. JOHN R. CRAWFORD 6007 Petersburg Road, Evansville, lllinois. JOHN B. DEMSKY 929 Surrey Lane, St. Louis, Missouri. ROBERT DITTMAN 426 Prospect, New Haven, Connecticut. JOSI L. DROUYN Calle Alyandsiro, Guaynabo, Puerto Rico. JOHN W. EARP 544 North Ashland, Mesa, Arizona. JOHN R. FOSTER Desloge, Missouri. BRUCE FRENCH Gideon, Missouri. CHARLES J. FROEBE ll. Homewood, Manitoba, Canada. FRANK FROEBE Homewood, Manitoba, Canada. l PAUL FROEBE Homewood, Manitoba, Canada. ROWLAND A. FULENWINDER 217 East Adam, Jackson, Missouri. WILLIAM W. GRAHAM 1218 North Main, Poplar Bluff, Missouri. JU IDRS BRUCE HAINES 2442 Wiley Court, Hollywood, Florida. PAUL L. HAMBEL 4921 Forest Ave., Downers Grove, Illinois. BRUCE K. HAMMEL 106 North Main Street, Trenton, Illinois. JERRY L. HARPER 2200 North Rogers, Alton, lllinois. MICHAEL M. HAYES 315 North Orange, Hanannu, Illinois. TRACY HOWARD 1714 West Barker Ave., Peoria, Illinois. DANIEL E. HOWELL 2402 St. Clair, Ave., East St. Louis, Missouri. BERKLEY JONES 549 North Taylor Ave., Kirkwood 22, Missouri. STUART E. KAMMERMAN 5905 Fairfirld Ave., Chicago, Illinois. WILLIAM H. KAUFMANN 3618 North Lakewood Ave., Chicago, lllinois. JAMES G. LEIGH 2520 North Taylor Street, Little Rock, Arkansas ERIC A. LITSEY 31 Signal Hill Blvd., East St. Louis, Missouri. GERARDO LOZANO Monterrey, N.L., Mexico. JOHN T. MC CONACHIE Box 162, Evansville, Illinois. LARRY MC GRADY 9323 Aster, Affton, Missouri. IILLARD G. MAY C ASS OF l959 lo. 8 Palisades Drive, Little Rock, Arkansas. IILLIAM T. MILLS 506 Pine Grove, Glenside Gardens, Muskegon, Michigan. RED OLLERMAN 328 North Albany, Chicago, Illinois. HILLIP PACATTE 06 West Stockton, Marion, Illinois. ENNIS P. PERRY 27 Greenwood Place, Collinsville, Illinois. LEN O. PETERSEN lardell, Missouri. EORGE A. PORTER 6866 Avon Road, Detroit, Michigan EN ERY F. PRIDEAUX 227 Waldron Ave., University City, Missouri. IANCISCO RIVERA : A No. 2-2I Zone No. I Jatemala, Central America. OM ROBINSON I2 South Council, Attica, Indiana. DNALD F. SACEMAN Jx 35 :ke Placid, Florida. HARLES SCHWARTZ 206 Columbia, St. Louis, DBERT SCOTT anne Terre, Missouri. 'ILLIAM L. SEIFERT Missouri. 'ooked Lake Oaks, Lake Villa, Illinois. EAL SMITH Ridge Lane Signal Point, East St. Louis, Illinois. X JLI IDRS STUART H. SMITH 66 Briarcliff, Clayton, Missouri JOHN L. SOBELL XN 1940 Lincolnshire Drive, Detroit, Michigan MERRITT L. STANLEY 7519 Parkdale Ave., Clayton, Missouri. FRANK J. VEST F.F.D. Mattoon, Illinois. JAMES S. WALSH Neptune Ave., Edgewater, New Jersey. MICHAEL H. WEINSTING Telegraph Road, Mehlville, Missouri. I CLAIR WILSON R.R. No. 2, Winchester, Illinois. LARRY J. WOLOK I8453 Appoline, Detroit, Michigan. Quiz NESPRITD, Qi C0 'I,'o.s'f, C ASS CDF 1960 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Left to Right: Thomas, Secretary-Treasurer Dickson, Vice-President: Stevens, President. BILL ASSENHAMER 1817 Wabash Ave., Dayton, Ohio. JOHN C. BAUMAN 18428 Lindsay, Detroit 35, Michigan. ROGER BLACK 815 Meggard, lowa City, Iowa. l r DAVID BRUDER R.R. No. 1, Champaign, Illinois. DONALD E. CALVIN 1015 West Congress, Pacific, Missouri. EVGENIO CLARIOND V. Carranza 850, Monterrey,N.L., Mexico. JOE CLARK 31 South Ruby Lane, Caseyville, Illinois. CLIFTON CLAUSING 720 Greenwood, Wilmette, Illinois. JAMES H. COOK 714 Craig Street, Freeport, L.l., N.Y. SOPHOMCDRE TOM DAVIDSON 320 East 5th, Street, Mount Carmel, Illinois. JAMES E. DEHN 2706 East Main, Belleville, Illinois. THOMAS C. DICKSON 1202 McKinley Blvd, Alton, Illinois. TOM S. DINSMORE R.R. No. 3, Clinton, Illinois. KARL C. DOUCLEFF 815 Henry Street, Alton, Illinois. THOMAS W. DUFFIELD 3828 Winifred, Wayne, Michigan. GARY DUGAN 1524 Renderer Drive, Warson Woods, Missouri. DONALD DYCUS 137 East Nebraska, Peoria, Illinois. DAVID K. EDDY 730 Maple Ave., Downers Grove, Illinois. JOHN R. FERREL 1201 Pine Street, Eldorado, Illinois. JAMES E. FULLER 18686 Oak Dr., Detroit 21, Michigan. JOHN G. GERSTNER 522 Olive Street, Webster Groves, Missouri. LAU RENCE J. GOLDSTEIN 733 Old Bonhomme Rd., University City 24, Missou EDWARD GUERRERO Maniano Inigayen No. 2613 Chihuahua, Chihuah Mexico. DAVID HAGGARD Rt. 2, Steele, Missouri. C ASS CF 1960 HARRY H. HALL 1901 East Croxton Ave., Bloomington, Illinois. GEORGE T. HAUSMANN 1759 East Fifth Street, Washington, Missouri. LEROY E. HELMAN 18980 San Juan Drive, Detroit 21, Michigan. DAVE HOROWSKI 916 East Luidington Ave., Ludington, Michigan. SIDNEY HOWE 56 Webster Acres, Webster Groves, Missouri. BERT A. HYMAN Park Shelton Hotel, I5 East Kirby, Detroit, Michigan. JOHN J. JEDLICKA 815 Fallmore, St. Louis, Missouri. PAUL J. KERRIGAN 5747 Allisonville, lndianapolis 20, Indiana. GEORGE M. KERWIN 341 South Maple Ave., Webster Groves 19, Missouri. JOSEPH D. KOCH 718 Wahington Street, Highland, Illinois. THOMAS L. LANGE Rural Route Two, Freeburg, Illinois. ROBERT E. LEE 4613 Prospect, Downers Grove, Illinois. PAUL J. LOCKITSKI 20293 Bentler Ave., Detroit 19, Michigan. ROBERT G. LONERGAN 530 Driftwood Drive, EI Centro, California. DAVID T. LONG 1002 North Douglas, Peoria, Illinois. SOPHOMCRE THOMAS LUDIAN Rochester 22, New York. RALPH J. LUEDERS MIKE MCCORMICK JOHN MC DOUGAL GERALD K. MC KELVEY 2229 St. Joseph, Pontiac, Michigan. RICHARD E. MC KELVEY GEORGE MALDONADO Monoterrey, Mexico. THEODORE S. MELCHER Stanton, Nebraska. JOHN D. MERKLE 1210 Henry Street, Alton, Illinois. JACK L. MICHAEL JOHN DEE MISKIMEN 1 108 22nd Street, Galveston, Texas. GARY MUELLER 1106 East Main, Belleville, Illinois. TERRY S. MURCHISON 309 Market St., Falba, Illinois. VIRGIL L. MURPHY 403 South Main, Georgetown, Illinois. RONALD H. NIECE 46330 W. Seven Mile Rd., Northville, 3321 Franklin Street, Highland, lndiona. 4516 Micialough Ave., Downers Grove, Illinois. 221 Mississippi Ave., Crystal City, Missouri. 912 Popular Street, Poplar Bluff, Missouri. 319 West Highland, Paragould, Arkansas. Michigan C ASS CF l96O YILLIAM A. NORDOFF Lural Route Two, Jasper, Indiana. nsomcic M. PsT:RsoN 342 w. Touhy, chicago, 45, illinois. ZLYDE S. PORTER lo. 5 Spring Drive, Weldon Springs, Missouri. IARRY PRATT Ol8 Washington Ave., Alton, lllinois. IRYAN P. PRUCHER 2l Denbor Rd., Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. LAMON PUIG Jrvaldo Baez No. 5, Ciudad Trujillo, Dominican lepublic. AMES D. ROSENFELD I Ladue Manor, St. Louis, Missouri. :RED J. RUBENSTEIN 7553 Stoepl, Detroit 21, Michigan. lAY R. RUTHERFORD 'lO Maple Ave., Downers Grove, Illinois. IOBERT C. SCHMIDT SO Grandview Drive, Belleville, lllinois. LTUART NEILL SCHMIDT O34 .O'Malley Circle, Bellevue, Nebraska. ERICH 0. SCHWENGEL, JR. l4l North Hudson Street, Cold Water, Michigan. :RAYN R. SHEAFFER 240 Pipestone Street, Benton, Michigan. RONALD AUSTIN SMITH LR. No. 2, Greencastle, Indiana. 'AUL EVERT STEELE, JR. 505 Lester Street, Poplar Bluff, Missouri. SOPHOMORES DAVID FULLER STEVENS 5107 Kelsey Road, Dallas 29, Texas. DENNIS LEE SULLENGER 8889 Prenast, Detroit 28, Michigan. PETER SULLIVAN 908 N. Court, Carroll, lowo. ALAN EDWARD SWARTZ PURDOM CLARK THOMAS, JR. 715 Sumac Lane, Winnetka, Illinois. JOHN EDWARD WEBBER 175 W. Broadway, Plymouth, Ohio. GROVER CLEVELAND WHEELER IIII. 413 South 15th Street, Clinton, Oklahoma JOHN F. YOCH 619 Goss Ave., Belleville, Illinois. BEN J. ZUPAN 1811 Wollings Rd.,Brecksville, Ohio. 19953 Roslyn Road, Detroit 21, Michigan. C ASS CF l96l ICHAEL T. ALEXANDER 576 W. Sunset, Decatur, Illinois DHN M. ANDERSON 77 Bellclaire, East Grand Rapids, Michigan. -IILLIP M. ARMATO I3l N. Melvina, Chicago 30, Illinois. ICTOR M. ARREOLA ariano lrigoyed y Ponce de Leon, Chihuahua Chih, exico. AROLD S. BEMIS JI East Main, Prescott, Arkansas. ENNETH R. BINGHAM :Ile 69 5-20 Bogota, Columbia, South America. ENTON G. BLAKE IO74 Basil, Detroit, Michigan. ENNIS J. BYCZYNSKI '2l South Winchester, Chicago, Illinois. PWIN M. CIAGLIA ix 282, Schererville, Indiana. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Upper Level, Left to Right: Bemis, Treasurer, Edele, J., Sgt.-at-Arms: Miller, L., Sgt.-at-Arms Lower Level: Munyat, Secretary: Glendening Vice-President: MacFaIl, President. FRE HM 50 E ROBERT MALON CLARK 916 West Park, Champaign, Illinois. WILLIAM CUKER 5929 Clifton, St. Louis, Missouri. JAMES F. DALE 1305 North 25th St., St. Joseph, Missouri. EUGENE F. DONALDSON Morrisonville, Illinois. LAMONTE DUNCAN 608 S. New York St., Brinkley, Arkansas. EUGENE EDELE 3890 Federer, St. Lduis 16, Missouri. JERRY EDELE 3890 Federer, St. Louis, Missouri. DOYLE E. ENGLE 300 Southgate Rd., Belleville, Illinois. DAVID A. FEDER 6122 W. Outer Drive, Detroit 35, Michigan. ROBERT FINKEL 18230 Pennington, Detroit 21, Michigan. DAVID C. FISHER 33174 Kathryn, Garden City, Michigan. WILLIAM J. GLEN DENING 70 East 77 St., New York 21, New York, Apt. 21 C. JAY K. GRASER 31815 W. Chicago, Livonia, Michigan. CARLOS GUERRERO Chihuahua, Chihuahua, Mexico, Mariano Irigoy 2613. MARK R. HARRISON Drake Hotel, Benton, Illinois. C ASS GF l96l ONEL K. HASTINGS lla Ridge, Illinois. TTER HOBAN '07 W. Farwell, Chicago 45, Illinois. nRRY HOWARD 'I4 West Barker Ave., Peoria, Illinois. SORGE W. HUGHES ificio Alcione, Aptoll, Rur Sao Luiz, azil. IOMAS A. HUTCHINGS R. 3, Box 35, Waukegan, Illinois. .MES P. KARCH 24 Benton, Granite City, Illinois. 'BERT KING I West St. Charles Rd., Villa Park, llli HN PAUL KIRK 30 Benton, Granite City, Illinois. 'DD LANTERMO 9 West Main, Staunton, Illinois. ORGE P. LIPKA 3 Jardim Do nois. I I Northcott Ave., East Chicago, Illinois. IME LOBEIRA upedro Garza Carcia, Monterrey, Mexico ARLES MAC FALL Lake Pembroke Dr., Ferguson, Missouri. NALD K. MC CLELLAND . I44, Clayton, Illinois. JNETH G. MARTENS lO Lenox, Birmingham, Michigan. L MELVIN irfield, Wisconsin. FRESHME LYNN MILLER 15609 Brewster Rd., Cleveland, Ohio. ROBERT J. MILLER 412 North Center, Clinton, lllinois. THEODORE H. MILLMAN 17219 Hoover Road, Detroit, Michigan. LARRY MOTT 3300 N. Parish Ave., Peoria, lllinois. ROALD A. MOYERS Arnold Road, Sandwich, lllinois. JOHN W. MUNYAT 1260 Mullanphy Rd., Florissant, Missouri. JOHN R. PARKER 908 Lincoln St., Vandalia, lllinois. SHELLY POLLOCK 210 Country Club Lane, Belleville, lllinois. JOHN R. READLE 311 Jefferson Road, Edwardsville, lllinois. PAUL C. REBMANN 9330 Silverside Drive, South Lyon, Michigan THOMAS RENO 1101 W. Charles, Champaign, Illinois. JAMES RICE 5300 Arsenal, Saint Louis, Missouri. STEWART ROPER 1051 Pfingsten Road, Northbrook, lllinois. RAYMOND SARKIS 71 1 Gravois Road, St. Louis, Missouri. GEORGE F. SHANAHAN 930 Henry Street, Alton, lllinois. C ASS CDF l96l ARTHUR A. SILVERMAN 7336 Kingsbury Ave., University City, Missouri. ROBERT L. SMITH 614 Alhambra, East St. Louis, Illinois. STEVE T. SMITH 8 Ridge Lane Signal St., Belleville, Illinois. GEORGE G. SPRANKLE 2825 57th Ave. North, St. Peterburg, Florida. MICHAEL F. STRASSMAN 103 N. Benton, New Athens, Illinois. RICHARD A. TEMPLETON. 2404 Brown Road, St. Louis, Missouri. BUDD W. THOMPSON 2846 lsha-Laye, Toledo 6, Ohio. JERRY A. WALKER 3201 Wabash Ave., Terre Haute, Indiana. DOUGLAS WALKLEY 2642 North Marmora, Chicago 39, Illinois. RALPH WILSON 23 Oak St., Farmington, Missouri. STEVE M. ZAMLER 201 1 1 Laudu, Detroit 35, Michigan. EIGHTH GR DE-C ASS CDF l962 JERRY K. BARDING 99 Montgomery Place, Decatur, Illinois. ED BARMANN 3834 North 89, East St. Louis, Illinois. JOHN J. BARTLE 700 East Main Street, Belleville, Illinois. JOHN N. BERING 135 North Eldorado School Rd., Decatur, Illinois. BRUCE BERMAN 705 Thompson Dr., El Reno, Oklahoma. LOUIS A. BIRD 1424 South Park Ave., Springfield, Illinois. PHILIP W. BUSCHER 6501 South Kastoner, Chicago, Illinois. DWIGHT E. COSNER 4230 Howard Ave., Western Springs, Illinois. DONALD C. CRUM R.R. No. 1, Lafayette, Indiana. HARALD DILLMAN 407 Pen Street, Indianapolis, Indiana. JOHN K. DINSMORE R.R. No. 3, Clinton, Illinois. MICHAEL P. DISBRO 1412 Highland Ave., Dayton, Ohio. BUD ERICKSON 1525 West Vernon Ave., Springfield, Illinois. THOMAS F. FENSCIL 1247 Hampton Park Dr., Richmond Heights, Missoul KENNETH D. GENDRON 5455 Eden Dr., Dearborn, Michigan. EIGHTH GR DE-C ASS OF 1962 ANTHONY W. GILKE5 954 Glenbrook Land, St. Louis 22, Missouri. ERIK C. GULDAGER 1119 Gilbert Ave, Downers Grove, Illinois. ROBERT S. HALL 3724 North DeZuincy, Indianapolis, Indiana. FLOYD CLOUD HOLZKNECHT 510 Riverside Ave., Thief River Falls, Minnesota. JERRY J. HONEYCUTT 31225 Marquette Blvd., Garden City, Michigan. JARED I. HQPPER I 153 Pine St., Jacksonville, Illinois. LESLEY HOWARD HOWE 57 Webster Acres, Webster Groves, Missouri. CLAYTON B. KELLEY Country Club Addition, Taylorville, Illinois. ROBERT LEMPKE 921 Chicago Ave., Downers Grove, Illinois. JOHN E. LONG R.R. No. 1, Avon, Illinois. HORACE F. MC DOUGAL 24850 Larges Dr., Detroit 41, Michigan. WOODFORD V. MARTIN 1153 Lilac Dr., Belleville, Illinois. JERROL A. MESENBRINK 282 Columbia Ave., Des Plaines, Illinois. SPENCER LEE NEUDECKER 216 Wisconsin, Alton, Illinois. CRAIG S. NOLD 7315 Murdock, Webster Groves 19, Missouri. EIGHTH GR DE-C DANIEL N. O'DANIEL 3109 East Blackford Ave., Evansville 14, LEONARD R. PEARSON 5128 Shaw, St. Louis, Missouri. MARK K. ROSEN 8001 Davis Dr., Clayton, Missouri. l JAN B. SMITH 2338 Main St., Elmwood, Indiana. DANIEL W. TANNER 2966 Sheldon Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio. WILLIAM 0. WILSON 251 Bartrom, Riverside, Illinois. JIM W. YOSEL Route 3, Box 849, Robertson, Missouri Lower School drills on the parade field. ASS OF I962 Illinois S VENTH GR DE-C ASS GF I963 STEPHEN GROS ANDRASSY 27932 Lorain Road, North Olmested, Ohio. ROBERT EDWARD BROWN P.O. Box I5I, Vandalia, Illinois. KENT H. CLOTFELTER II7 Florence, Lebanon, Illinois. ROGER EDWARD HAMILTON 222 Westdale, Decatur, Illinois. RUSSEL JOEL HARTMAN III-45 76th Avenue, Forest Hills, New York. JOHN JAMES HYMAN Park Shelton, I5 East Kirby, Detroit, Michigan. KEITH LOGAN MARKEY IO7 South 20th Street, Mt. Vernon, Illinois. MIKE PRIME I39 Wildwood Lome, Kirkwood 22, Missouri. THEODORE GARY A. SEIY 803W E. Lomis Street, Ludington, Michigan. DARRYL WILLIAM SLATER 13060 Spanish Pond Road, St. Louis I5, Missouri LIT WB m RY , . g ' .. :,,:1 1,:L , ' - 5::'fi?5E 5:f5':: L ED FOR ENROLLMENT AT I, HAVING BEEN ACCEPT DEMY AS A CADET IN THE WESTERN MILITARY ACA O SOLEMNLY SWEAR AND AFFIRM THAT I WILL HONESTLY AND FAITHFULLY PERFORM SUCH MILITARY DUTIES AS ARE REQUESTED OF ME BY E MILITARY AUTHORITIES OF WESTERN MILITARY TH ACADEMY, AND THAT I WILL BEAR TRUE FAITH AND ALLEGIANCE TO MY FLAG AND TO MY COUNTRY FOR I WILL OBEY THE RIGHT- U. S. ARMY R.O.T.C. D WHICH TH-AT FLAG STANDS. DECISIONS OF THOSE WHO ARE AUTHORITY AND AS A LOYAL FUL COMMANDS AND PLACED OVER ME IN , CADET I PLEDGE MY LOYALTY TO WESTERN MILITARY O MY ACADEMY AND ITS TRADITIONS, TO MY FLAG, T TO MY GOD. GOVERNMENT, TO MY COUNTRY, AND Edifors RICHARD SMALL 59 LARRY BOWQRE 1 if CCDMMAN AN 'S STAFF Standing, Left to Right: Lt. Gladish, U.S,M.C.R.g Lt. Col. Parient, Mf5gt. Peacher. Sitting: Col. Moore, Commandant. MILIT RY ST FF Left to Right: Major Johnson, P.M.S.T.p Captain Jackson, Asst. P.M.S.T.p M!Sgt. Preach er, S.F.C. Salus, MfSgt. Pratt, MfSgt. Schwab. COM PAN COMPANY OFFICERS: Captain Hearst, Company Commander, Second Lt. Wood, lst Platoon Leader, Second Lt. Small, 2nd Platoon Leader, M!Sgt. Junge, First Sergeant, Sgt. Lozano, Guidon Bearer. COM AN COMPANY OFFICERS: First Lt..Crandall, Com- pany Commonderg Second Lt. Parient, First Platoon Leaderg Second Lt. Bowdre, Second Platoon Lead- erg M!Sgt. Carr, First Sergeontg Sgt. Petersen, G., Guidon Bearer. 63 C CGM PAN COMPANY OFFICERS: Captain Tanurchis, Com- pany Commander, Second Lt. Geringer, First Pla- toon Leader, Second Lt. Johnson, Second Platoon Leader, M!Sgt. Olsen, First Sergeant, P.F.C. Parker, Guidon Bearer. COM PAN COMPANY OFFICERS: Captain Kushkin, Com- pony Commander, MXSQY. Warner, First Platoon Leader, Second Lt, Mattar, Second Platoon Lead- er, S.F.C. Scott, First Sergeant, Corporal Collazo, Guidon Bearer. 65 U , , Q V Y ' Q - T fm , f ., . el 5 iZ 'K fi . Q. X35 I , V. 5. V? f I ,Ls 2 , 1 : ' 5: I . 4. - f , -N: sz QQ 1 J L51 if , K - ' X VX , K ,, ,ij 5, It W 7 ff , 5 .E 4 25 f .i if Aw J H 5 y f if j 5.-9 R 3 5' E i wg if A 4. ggi 5 ik J R Q ki K, . ., ,Q , if ,S f fe Q5 Q gf iw Q!! is Z 5 5 3 J Q52 .W . ff . . M W . W WB EHS 5? g?,'Q We 3 Q M' Q- arf: gf, N.. ,511 -'fi .ii .I 1. . ,. 4g ,K .... . V ..,., A. . ,..,, .wg T F A K :g.:i'zf,?M '- , ms lg cfm ,, , OUR CRACK DRILL SQUAD The Honor Guard is the crack drill team on the Western campus. Membership is selected upon demonstrated high standards in military theory and academic work as well as special emphasis on drill proficiency and personal appearance. The Honor Guard represents the Corps for distin- guished military guests with special welcome demonstrations such as visit- ing generals and the Government Inspection team. ln addition, they perform at such times as Commencement and G. l. maya -fi ,A an 3' , D Q ,. bf' . f r x ' Kfhffaf, 75 1 9 1. ' 2 .fi .Qi v M :- , :J 4 V 1 mv 45-gywmm' . lie K fig? K1-M Wi-as f ' A f wg 4 3' fiiff- ' , 71 ' Miva, .Q gy' in !,k. ..,k, , XL I . ,A V, K X V ,ww gf aw Q , K kfiuhuvagpg s M L. ff.. sy Y W ,, -f,M',, K. K, y U, gexw' A W . ' f , ' 4+ I ,y , 9 ., -1 iff-W Y H4 K 'sf -ff in V14 4 lv If A , . I T' 'E' e'5'1 . ., . Q ,Yi 4- vxw V. .U , N A W' f- . 'k,fk'?UNvl,w '.f fr 4 Q' I - jk-55.4 i X ' Q ,gy JS? hmm, . .O , V -9 rt nk ., X . iggvm. - ., , ,f A I k,,.,L W , ,A M If, . .M x, F . if - f A.. , v M-'Q ,r f W M1 We-I , 'M -M : N fx RIFLE TE M Rear Row, Left to Right: Haines, Demsky, MfSgt. Brokaw, Coach: Patton, Yoch, Brown, W. Front Row: Merkle, Fergu' son, Dinsmore, T., Collazo, Wolok. Do you have something to tell me? I'm sure that you both will get a 95 3 ,MM Moi. Nellis I, Johnson owcnrds Scott with the Tri- bune Medol. It's o shame but you do have the bowls this week. 5 Melcher, so your Arts BJ, '11 if N What o waste muses Crowford. The changing of the O.D.' Q G NNYKQK 15 'mnrvl Sarge Duck hunK'mQ vlkth the J Gmmed? SDS 91' ,e '77 Co I ohm, 9065 'n fhir fy 'him' 'Do k Ml' 'Sr . I' 010' J Scenes Orchfh ol-,USO Ur, OW 9 fo 44 fl, or 0' f 638 fo ' '77 Did N' 00 SX ici V :QW .mfg Ciolio and Reodle attend Military Ball display. KX X906 . RXQS N efe musk THLETICS ATl-ll.ETE'S PRAYER O l-leavenly Father, Give these boys The stamina and Energy to enter The playing Field with clean Mind, heart, and Soul, so that They may compete ln the manlike Manner ot a True athlete C0-EDITORS Ches T Georg M VARSITY FOOT B LL THE RED RAIDERS First Row, Left to Right: Kammerman, Mgr.: Johnson, Third Row: Lt. Gladish, Asst. Coach: Kerwin, Stevens HC1Yes, C., Bash, Tanurchis, Weiss, Carr, Hearst, Parient, Jedlicka, Yoch, Thomas, Lockitski, Pratt, Dickson Robinson, Mgr. Second Row: Porter, Walsh, Howard, Naeve, Capt. Lane Goodwin, Coach. Back Row: Oller Bloome, Rudman, Vest, Cariss, Harper, Saceman, D, man, Mattar, Mgr. OUR NECESSITIES Coach Lane Goodwin MSF- SN Kimlflefmili 76 -X sv 2 - . 'F ff Q W. 'vu A E 1 - W 'Q ' B kwa ,..4 9 Q X' .1 ze 1' .74 5:1 Q' . ,ww-fm.. ' u . J -V fr. uv ,W ., wif 'Wa lm G. A sw M V? 350 ,pf-1: x .mv 5 If r s 2+ UQ 1 M fm ff ,X Q Q Q K Al. .5 w W' ' Qs. Am. .Sq ,Q wa. B-H1u.f,. K, 3? H. Ml.. A N 4 5 f as WM W , ,W if: . Mg' 2 3 ,, wvjmgiv A -isa:-fm. 51-ww 14 V'i::1'i Zifff' ,:, 1,5 Vfif KJ W -'flliyw 5 : V - ' ' fki?l?4Xwfiif1::H --551 V -- L QQ: ,,,. , Q . ggfmsfzfxkfffwxw-SMH2115-fy:as17:awmuysgfwLx' ws, .- . 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James bel, Fulenwider, Lehoczky, Smith, N., Caruthers, Har- Goodwin, Coach: Porter, C., Mgr.: Feder, Edele, J., Engle, rison, J., Schwengel, McKelvey, R. Second Row: Mac- Merkle, Hutchings, Wheeler, Wilson, R., Edele, E., Capt. Fall, Bingham, K., Lee, R., Kirk, Perry, Rutherford, Sutton, Asst. Coach. C FOOTBALL TEAM Fifi' ROW, Leff N Ri9hf2 Fisher, Donaldson, MUHYOT, Pratt, Coach: Davidson, T., Mgr.: Templeton, Disbro, Karch, Guldager, Reno, Armato, Pollock, Roper. Second Buscher, Honeycutt, Michael, Anderson, Finkel, Capt. Row: Byczynski, Hall, R., Bemis, Martin, W., Groser, Mount, Asst. Coach. Smith, S., Dale, Mott, Strassmon. Third Row: Sgt. .rf if H Jay! ! efgsui if 7, 11-I .. I 'Lil'-Q liz . .,,, M , Q 5 E X 5 .1 ww, wrwese, , f? ? ' , QM ,, mmf ,mfffH:,+Qz,ff:f W., J M, x. in 'K -- V , k .NG 7. 'YS - E1 f Rf Ef f Q. 9 :J M V. :ff . gywr A 'f'1Y.11.- Vi fri , Yi? I X 'F Ti 1 if i 1 x ' -f ' M , k .K My ,, 1 If 7 ' ' -K 'K K Wiz' 3225? x 1 . V .W Rwefszvgsgg : A xi ffm , QQ Q, ,, 3 ' :QF-,Q21lQ'w?fff ggi' lil, ' iiZ5i?Tp4eff4ii21 u,3S:Q:f:zh1ix12QiS?1v-- :5Q:lif,1f,1, A ---'- 'vi f f Aggaag If QQ v Q iw: f'f,fex?1Ci A X f' , , X - VARSITY CAGERS WE WERE PROUD BECAUSE THEY WERE PROUD Standing, Left to Right: Tanurchis, Harper, Junge, Capt. Lane, Goodwin, Coach: Clarke, McGrady, Howard, T. Kneeling: Stevens, Managerf Hayes, C., Warner, Sullivan, Kammer- man, Manager. THIS HIGH-SPIRITED, DRIVING TEAM FOUGHT ENDLESSLY WITH AN EARNEST DESIRE FOR VICTORY. THEY WORKED EXCEPTIONALLY HARD. PRACTICE DEMANDED COUNTLESS HOURS OF THEIR FREE TIME. THEY WERE HAILED WITH RESPECT BY THEIR OPPONENTS AND WERE TRULY AN ASSET TO THE MORALE OF THE CORPS. CAGE COMPETITICDN C BASKETBALL Left to Right: Bemis, Roper, Donaldson, Hastings, Templeton, Capt. Krasnansky, Coach: Mott, Fin- kle Bycznynsky, Ferrell, Reno. Kneeling: Fisher. B BASKETBALL Standing, Left to Right: Armato, Manager: McCormick, Pratt, Miller, L. Dehn, Alexander, Mueller, M!Sgt Pratt, Coach. Sitting: Litsey, Steele, Lee, R., Hayes, M., Crawford. C RESERVES Rear Row, Left to Right: Barmann, Miller, R., Strassman, Walker, Capt. Sutton, Coach: Readle, Buscher, Har- rison, M., Ciaglia. First Row: Shaf- fer, Lantermo, Hyman, J., Pearson, Dillman, Seiy, Rosen. Kneeling: Mc- Dougal, H. KEEN BARRACKS IOMPETITION IN BASKETBALL INTRAMURAL DLLEYBALL LIVENS HE AFTERNOONS JUDO TEAM Standing, Left to Right: Earp, sky, Wheeler, Yoch. Kneeling: D , Q . .-.EM , Standing, Left to Right: Major Bressen, Coach: Seifert, Small, Barrett, Greeley, Black, Jedlicko, Weinsting, Kerrigcm, Lange, Manager. Sitting: Smith, B., Wilson, W., Kcrch, Bosden, Smith, S., Schwengel, Matter, Schmidt, R., Melcher, Schwartz, C., Erickson. AN KME WESTERN'S BEST TEAM IN MANY YEARS feeley ,wow Srofe 83x01 COf7I'ehde 'I Q --:gp g gig 64 60 2 v .eg W gm sw W Q W , ,,L.,, 5, M gy I - V ' 3', 2 2 3 i f X, . . ,:,., I fl? 5 Aw,.i, ,H , Vgg K I . ...,: . AV AL iq' l E' : ' k S' , Q gx K W AQ.'i ' l k ws. J 5 gf my W ws- - I VW . , . .M .V Jones 88 'ATH Uses iudo Or, R uthe,ford Batter Up during the Noontime Whiffle Ball League. Charlie Schwartz can tell you that it isn't as easy as it look: Dun c . an is ready f Or Co-captains Weiss and Tanurchis confer with Coach Goodwin, L. AC me 'TICS' Raiders clash with a formidable opponent. Lex nt o baske we W0 T. Potential track team members get early practice. ls anybody saddle sore? .BNN e a vowel gk x remem- ln our last analysis ot the long t youth spent at Western, let bered days o taxing activities us review lighter and less ' cadets. These mo- which we enyoyed as tion and pleasure added ments ot recrea the Academy. d est to our days at thrust an z reflect on these, ln years to come we may the most cherished ot our memories. EDITORS: Frank Hearst Brian Wood 4 4' iw? H M Q ' 32 affix V755 E3 -ez if as , f Q 1 ,i!f, X ,, 2 ,. f ,V ., XXX W X 1 Gardiner as queen of the ball. 'Lf-Uvefy M' E ,. ,fm in he Boll- ISS Lynn G ,W . Ordfn 'A Sr ref Q03 Us Qu Ben of HLITARY BALL 6 :Jbcock is all r Mr Qethers Dervfses ou s. Green SU eody for the dam . r so I I E. CIQ Q97-fo, TH afed MILIT R Cadet Bingham escorts his date a the ball. de mongif OA . nf Eawpme . - fy V Bon . M2211 a van Amon OK - ns A NWS. onsxvomo rw dew rs. 00: BGALL- NQXKKON OCCCQOU' rCMx,x1N1 of we ofe ova NN UAL LL The traditional reception line. Com rniSsfo sofficerg Drglfd and non Wg,-ds Ore to Comm. H and Sabres form 1-he ssfned - c of OR ,W A 3 -N' 'B it in 5 Rear, Left to Right: Stahl, Kushkin, Wood, Hearst, Bash, Carr, Featherston, Johnson. Fourth Row: Saceman, Mattar, Small, Olsen, Patton. Third Row: Scott, Nagel, Flynn, Parient, Greeley. Second Row: Davidson, Warner, Weiss, Hayes. First Row: Bowdre, Adelman, Williams. Williams and Bowdre, Co-Chairmen. SENICDR DANCE CCDMMITTEE Social Chairman, Mike Adelman Social Director, Mrs. Green .rf S' -.-..........., an 1 cb' QA SQ eff WZ . - W Q? Q Weiss man, D. in Dust of the Road. N u r s e Gotthardt and her assistant carefully check the menus. W' MTM? , ,, L 17? v ,,,q:m,,r Q '75 X kxifjgefw WE Ui A The waiter's fable set-up Headwaiter Prideoux to des- sertf PP and Sace- Harry Hall has the parcel post window in readiness. Major Green pre- pareS himSelf for h i S after - lunch ServiceS. DAYS A Stafford serves the Chicken a la King. lEMORlE Rudy and Ramiro struggle with their problems in the L a t i n American play, Tooth or Shave. UR VESTER Kelley practices under ideal condi- tions. deaux at the pool tables. About 12:00 o'- clock on Sundays the church squads return. Babcock and Pri- X an I X ze-s 'za ff W, 6' H' w W 2 f VKW' ffm 'L Q M My E A f S xi M VA 'A bL.A I A ' gf j A-i 1 A : g PM i Q 3 315 fa l2 S l 1 Q 1 ' F is f . X X Q Q Z W alg V 1 2 ' w zzf f -'- P M Al . W, V K g ,, ,, 3 ' af mf-wwe : Ji 3 3 v N ' .,,.,.,,.w, A ,, W .,Y,,,,F , K' ans A s K X 3 , : J i' 7' S L R? 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Qs wi it ,S 5 Yu S w ff? if He P Juni O '51 fe rf S Hof hav S on ,V in Our Mess Hall WESTERN'S WALDORFU frfotio '73- U F cxfxxee W bv ' . - ed Nls ofe Xom X30 00 Y CQXNQ x xfxs Howard aids Parker in getting up in the world. You'll always find Earp and Bingham with a smile. Geringer and Mattar find themselves behind the eight ball. ECN T F ESD 'ru BPHHALS Melcher prepares for inspection. Yoch, Perry, and Wilson manage to carry their weight I I0 around. B RRACKS LIFE -1-. l Pizza Party. Senlor POW Wow! ll Could Adelmon and Bowdre be calling home? Flynn and Wood brush up on their culture ,..,, an -14 E 5 S 1 E -..-.,.. uno - . . - ' i ........., . BGS,-, on ...en --- Lczrlss, IS lt for reap 11-I Hauer, Welss, Block, and - -l- WHATS THE . l . UPT AT THREE O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING, PAST THE BEWITCHING HOUR, UNCLE ED ID. I.7 GLADISH PLAYS JOYFULLY IN THE SNOW. NELLIS AND BABCOCK COMPLIMENT D. I. ON HIS MIDNIGHT 112 MASTERPIECE. WE'LL LWAY REMEMBER 6? We m FRONT GATE ' Q 'fs-7 -W 'gf tv Wwm 113 ACKNCWLEDGMENTS PHOTOGRAPHY S. Ashen-Brenner Studio, 4050 Lindell Blvd., St. Louis, Missouri. Mr. Ray Parker, 908 Lincoln, Vandalia, Illinois. Mr. Robert Graul, The Alton Evening Telegraph. Mr. Carl Kayser, Photo Art Shop, lI8 Wood River Avenue, Wood River, Illinois. The W.M.A. Camera Club. PRINTING AND BINDING Inter-Collegiate Press, lnc. 615 Wyandotte Street, Kansas City, Missouri. ADVERTISING The RECALL staff and the Senior Class express their deep apprecia- tion to the many generous advertisers whose support made this i958 yearbook possible. COMPLIMENTS OF AMERICAN DECALCGMANIA CO PLANTS Ch go N Yok CI el d Windsor, O T C d FIRST FLOOR Davidson, A., Floor Chief Warner, Asst. Floor Chief Seiy Barman Markey Brown, R. E. Pea rson Mc Dougal, H. Hyman, J. Andrassy O'Daniels Nold Hartman Hamilton Slater Hopper Holzlsnecht Rosen B RRACKS Tanurchis - Barracks Chief SECOND FLOOR Lehoczky, Floor Chief Gendron Howe, L. Hall, R. Clotfelter Martin, W. Fencil Thompson Readle Long, J. Disbro Honeycutt Guldager Yosel Barding Fuller Swartz, A. Kerwin THIRD FLOOR Bash, Floor Chief Howell, Asst Floor Chief Mott Smith, R. Karch Bauman Armato Maldonado Hughes Lantermo Arreola Finkel Martens, K. Mc Clelland Guerrero, C. Anderson Rice Walkley Annual Reports est of I zzclushy Aw rcls 'W many created and al produced by Simmons-Sisler C - 0 llvafOlll .'v:l .f 7 Annu! IU? nal !uP!l .- ill N Aulin yuh Y My Sul' H as nw fc- sill F, 19 .5 1 lest ol lull' D ,M no I-4l 'l' 1 M3 ' E lRafxMl9 0' W'-'Sw-'Y' lf' 1 ui '1 - 'pl . grff Q! 1 , -vb l A gm V lm MM M' lfh'fc.'.f D ecow 3551 xx:-'W lffllullc Hun C-1. lil S I, ,nw A ' hymn 'rxgvgrv fu!-Neill POA Sung' Rf xvxxurll- fn Bhrklllllwjl,L- 'l','Wl'...1xk naval 74 Nm - n,mv ' S wr .nm 16 5 -f w'Y'g' xv A Wi: 0,01-. WSP ying :Taxi Qnryxnhx igvrlxfvt-1, . 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A -,ns A Kt'5 'n ' ' mm--' W XNlI '3?,l,ll1v wllxl Q fl'l an N,MU..n,x. AT, ,, Q V :ang wnntwl Y W Chu YKOA , ---V,Q1,M1NvK: .V .yyire-Qflfuwlxx, Vmrifxir. Mfg. is Stare - 'h'Ff,1 rml' V, 'W-5' way jmlmim N2 A shoe X Mhz, 5' Mr-.,a1f,l'M 7 fr l 1'M' ' ef W K ' ' 'v at T ' A . -x '. -'1'f.,iu,.w11' xx A 'From 6n.mci.1l world .mnunl report survey, july 1, X956- junc 30, 1957 c arc proud of thc part - however humble that wc have Played in bringing credit to the Sr. Lou is Graphic Arts Industry. We also wish to thank our clients for this contin- uing confidence in thc quality of our craftsmanship and crcativc talent. 'JF' SIM ' SIS?uJl2lfJ Co A , e ?e0z.cf51 -e ff Jiyfzgff 66374. Masters of col up or over 30 years Call FRcmklin 1-5656 without obligation - W e have our crafismansh' f cc complete crecztizfe staff ll7 With Best W ifbes to Two Fine Boys from the Prettiest Town in Florida LAKE PLACID, FLORIDA R. P. Dantz Jr. Wiflaing You All Great Sacceu from The Town of Beautiful Lakes Lake Placid, Florida WM. D. RIVES COMPANY With Sincere Bext Wixlaes to all the Fine Cadet! at Western Military Academy from THE TOWN CLERK Lake Placid, Florida DE LUXE CAFE 2519 College Ave. Coniplinientx Alton Illinois S s I, Q , KLINKE lcE 8. FUEL pecia uzing in Good Food and Alton 3-884 Courteous Service Open 6:00 A.M. to 7:30 P.M. Compliment: of AUTO SUPPLY CO. PETERS GIFT SHOP 318 P. O 2510 College Ave. Alton IGS Illinois Phone 2-4611 Alton, Illinoi G . . Parts for all Cars, Trucks and Buses reetmg Cords 81 GIHS 118 8 For your continued success best wishes To The CLASS of 1958 ratalations to the Senior Class MR. AND MRS. ELMER OLSON Compliments Of A BARRACKS r New York Success and Happiness Best wishes to the class of 1958 through the coming yea MR. AND MRS. GUY GREELEY Poplar Bluf PAUL STEELE f Mi Best of luck from A FRIEND Congratulations from MR. AND MRS. LE ONARD FINDER Olivette Mi BAKERY PRODUCTS and ICE CREAM Compliments of Alton Illinois Your Finonciol Home Away From Home ALTON BANKING 8g TRUST COMPANY The Wedge Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 FIRST NATIGNAL BANK 8. TRUST COMPANY in Alton, Illinois GT Third ond Belle Streets Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Clam of 1958 THE MILTON KUSHKIN FAMILY C omplimentx of BOWDRE TGOL 8g DIE DE MOULIN BRDTHERS 8. COMPANY Greenville, Illinois Designers and Manufacturers of UNIFORMS For Many Years We have Supplied All Uniform Equipment of the WESTERN MILITARY ACADEMY For Fine Dining, It's The Riviera Room Comfortable Modern Rooms STRATFORD HOTEL i 124 Hayes C. ........-..........w,.......... FIRST FLOOR wood, B. nw Chief Bert Wislaex to the Clay: of 1958 from BARRACKS IIEII SECOND FLOOR Matta r, Floor Chief -Barracks Chief THIRD FLOOR Geringer, Floor Chief Schwengle Williams, C. McConachie Flynn, M. Basden Templeton Rebmann Blake Hastings Lueders Blaylock Dale Niece Peterson, F. Bemis Lee, R. Koch Moyers Kammerman Hauseman Strassman Dickson Duffield Ciaglia Thomas Michael Armato Prucher Kerrigan Millman Clausing Gerstner Alexander Smith, S. H. Mitchell Silverman Rutherford Gilkes Byczynski Lobeira Calvin Bird Druoyn Doucleff Chmelik Jedlicka Miskimen Donaldson Luaces Kirk Fisher Amaro Goldstein Bingham, K. Kerwin White Dehn Hyman, B. Smith, O. Hyman, J. Sprankle Wheeler Howe, S. Schmidt CONTINENTAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY Manufacturers Of The Famous Magiknee Jean Out Of Blu Magik Denim Ivy Pants-Western Rider Jeans Hockmeyers Boys' and Youths' Corduroy Pants Men's and Boys' Loafer Jeans and Walking Shorts Oskaloosa Iowa B B RRACKS B IS BEST AS TIME WILL TELL FIRST FLOOR Scott, O., Floor Hauer Babcock Nagel Porter, G. Nordhoff Steel Schott Berman Kelly Shafer Messenbrink Wilson, W. Smith, B. Harrison, M. Chief Adelman - Barracks Chief Small - Asst. Barracks Chief SECOND FLOOR Parient, Floor Chief Rivera Patton Stanley Davidson, T. Grazer McKelvey McKormic Sullivan Scott, R. Cooke Graham Lockitski McDougal King THIRD FLOOR Bowdre, Floor Chief Warner French Harrison, Yock Perry Peterson, Barragan Sullenger Prideaux Foster Haines F roebe, C Merkle Dinsmore, Weinsting J. G. T C ompliment: of ALTON MINERAL SPRINGS HOTEL Alton, Illinois H. J. Jungk, Manager FLAMINGO MOTEL 36 Deluxe Units At The Bridge Entrance Alton, Illinois Phone 2-0642 M. C. SLATER, INC. Safe, Dependable Freight Service Illinois - Indiana - Missouri Terminals at: St. Louis, Mo. Line Haul Terminal CH I-l4l3 Short Haul Terminal CH I-I l88 Alton Shippers Call Alton 2-8212 Chicago, Ill. SAginaw I-2420 Peoria, III. Peoria 3-4233 lf Yozfve Got it - A Truck Brought it! 126 SPRINGMAN LUMBER COMPANY IIOI East Broadway Alton, Illinois Congratulations I 570 I 570 to The Senior Class of 1958 W 0 K Z MR. AND MRS. DAVID MUSIC-News-Spoffs HAUER AND FAMILY KAN day Longv GODWIN OFFICE SUPPLY, INC. , Complzments Alton's Commercial Stationer Dial 3-7756 3-7757 of II4 East Broadway Alton Illinois A Office and School Supplies - Furniture - Equipment SALVAGE - BRIDGES AGENCY Qneraf .gnsiurance 802 St. Louis Ave. East St. Louis, Illinois SALVAGE - BRIDGES - KRAMER INCORPORATED When It Comes To Advertising . . . CADETS NEAL R. and STEPHEN T. SMITH SAY, POPS IS TOPS! RALRI-I W. SMITH ADVERTISING AGENCY 722 Chestnut Street O Phone CH I-0695 O St. Louis l, Missouri 127 Class of 1958 Save Now For Your Future ALTON SAVINGS 8. Emi Mishra To The To the Natiolfs FINE ST o MC DOUGAL LOAN ASSOCIATIGN DETECTIVE AGENCY 62OE 3dSt Phone 2-0066 TExas 4-7460 AH HI. l 5050 Joy Road Detro 1 Michig 128 Congratulations To THE CLASS OF T958 Mr. 8 Mrs Earle D. Crandall Mrs. Grace L. Laub Mr. Darse Earle Crandall, 55 and Kathie Diane Crandall Compliments of DR. HAL C. ADELMAN AND DR. M. C. NIEMAN OPTOMETR l STS By Appointment Only Bloomington, Illinois THE GIBERSON INSURANCE AGENCY Alton, Illinois Protecting the Future Through Insurance Compliments of At.. .r......f, 5. Alton, Illinois B Wh From C I h S Cl MODERN From S-I-EVE MAI-AMAS MATERIALS CO. 46330 W. 7 Mile Rd. M C g l ont c pl The Class of ,58 of MR. AND MRS. A FRIEND SEYMORE SHAPIRO WE'RE GOING WITH YOU Whether you knew it or not, almost every day of your school year you've used a product made by Olin Mathieson, or one that Olin Mathieson helped to make. Once you're established in business or professional life, you'll probably hear a lot more about Olin Mathieson. A good many of you may have business with us, and a few of you may even come to work for us. There will be room because Olin Mathieson is growing. When Olin Industries, Inc. merged with the Mathieson Chemical Corporation in August, l954, they brought together the skills, facilities and resources of two of the country's most rapidly expanding industrial organizations. We extend our best wishes to you. May the future bring you all that you've hoped for and everything for which you've worked. OLIN MATHIESON CHEMICAL CORPORATION New vane, N. Y. New H Qven , ceen. Baltimore, Ma. East Anon, in. Congratulations To The Graduating Class Of 1958 PRINTING CO. 28 West North Street eene..e ,..i,,eS ENVELOPE C0- 3IOO West Grand Ave. Chicago Illinois 131 READ DOWN BEAT MAGAZINE On Sale At All Newstands Congratulations t the Eighth Grade Graduazing Class Of 1958 from MR. AND MRS. W. E. ERICSON POODLES Distinctive Standards Puppies Occasionally Stud Service MRS. JOHN V. SULLIVAN Carroll Iowa Continental Engines NATIONAL AUTO SUPPLY CO. IIOO Illinois Ave. East St. Louis Illinois Wholesale Distributors Union Drivers Dial 2-OO7I ALTON YELLOW CAB CO. Home Owned Low Out of Town Rates 401 Belle Street 132 Compliment: of SUPERIOR ELECTRIC CO. Decatur Illinois BEN O. MOORE - REALTOR - Alton Realty Co. S. L. Moore Insurance Agency 613 E. Broadway Alton Illinois Best Wishes, Class of '58 Compliments of TED PRICE REAL ESTATE Real Estate is our Business 613 A E. Broadway Alton, Illinois Phone 5-1313 5-1325 NITSCHE'S DRUG STORE Geo. J. Nitsche, R. Ph. THE PRESCRIPTION STORE 639 E. Broadway Phone 2-3541 Alton, III. Compliment: of MC KEE MARKET 2514 College Ave. Alton Illinois SHOP AT THE TOGGERY MEN'S STORE 16 East Broadway Phone 2-8223 Alton, III. Compliments of ALTON HARDWARE 8K PAINT CO., INC. Frank J. Sasek, President 2504 - O6 College Ave. Phone 2-3641 Alton Illinois MEISEL'S POWER MOWERS POWER TOOLS TURF EQUIPMENT The Most Complete Garden and Turf Equipment Center in the Miclwestf, 444 S. Brentwood Blvd. PH, PArkview 5-8310 Clayton 5, Mo. Best Wishes To The Class of 1958 SMITH FUNERAL HOMES Alton -- Bethalto -- Wood River C oinpliments to the Senior Clan FAULSTICH CIGAR STORE 119 Marker Anfon, in Operated By Lou Schwegel Brothers Vic WILLIAMSON PHARMACY Prescription Druggists 2500 College Ave. A on Ill WINDMILL CAFE C oinpliinentx to the 1711 Washington Alton, III. Seniof C1455 PONY UPPER ALTON 7101207200 BOWLING LANES 6.30 to 3.30 1712 Washington Alton Ill Fine Food Home Mode Pie ffl-een from Our C ongmtnlntions Holland Fnrnizcex Make Warm Friend! pg HOLLAND FURNACE CO. Tf9e5ff'1i0fCleff World's Largest Installers of of 1958 Home Heating and Air Conditioning fmm Systems MR. ClI1Cl E Alton, Illinois Best Wishei Compliments from of THE FIRST NATIONAL HAM AND MERV BANK TAXI SERVICE Phone Of 2-0083 Highland, Illinois 134 Alton, Illinois SELLE 808 Olive St. Louis, Missouri Home of Fine 58 Facet Diamonds C omplimentx Of A FRIEND HEAVEN TO SEVEN SHOP Children's and lnfant's Wear Boys' to 7 Years-Girls' to I4 Years 2503 College Ave. Phone 5-l4l2 Alton, Illinois LAMMERS FLORAL SHOP Flowers For All Occasions 2524 College Ave. Alton Illinois Our Bert Wixlfzex to an Excellent Cadet C orps from THE ALTON CIVIC ORCHESTRA Space Provided hy a Mutual Friend HOWARD JOHNSON'S RESTAURANT 8K ICE CREAM SHOP Highway 66 84 Elm Road Webster Groves, Missouri Woodland I -2033 In St. Louis lt's Compliment: of RUGGERVS MUELLER FURNITURE COMPANY Finest FOOd-WineS- Liquors The Home of Quality Furniture for Len 2300 Edwards Sf, Sf' Louis, MO, IO04 East Main St. ADams 4-0667 Prospect' 6-I 900 Belleville Illinois 1 O. E. Honx RPh. L. L. Camp R. Compliments of Jacob Fishman FISHMAN PRODUCE CO. Detroit Michig FATS EXPRESS INC. 50I South 2nd St. Belleville lllino Best Wishes from YATES OLDSMOBILE INC. Sr. Louis Missou Compliments Of A FRIEND C ompliments of RAMI RO COLLAZO Havana Cub Alt III Best Wishes from BILL'S BAKERY 81 MARKET I 652 Washington I8 I 4 Centeral WEDGE PHARMACY Elfgen Building 'I36 Ph. T 'ltr' I r WASHINGTON AVE. MARKET A Friendly Place o Trade inoi BUCK'S PAINT 8K FLOOR COVERING STORE Inlaid Linoleum Rubber, Asphalt, Vinyl Floor Tile Plastic Wall Tile Custom-Made Window Shades Devoe Paints Charles M. Buck, Mgr. 655 East Broadway Alton, Illinois Compliments of DR. 81 MRS. A. G. GOVEIA Alton, Illinois Compliments Best Wishes to the Senior Class of w. J. REEDER AND soN DR. 8K Shge Repgiring Detroit Michigan I633 Washington Ave. Alton lllino ROBERT BEINS Compliments of Jewelers Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry O'DANIEl,-RAN ES, 307 Chemical Building Evansville Indian Telephone 721 Olive St. CHestnut I-I333 St. Louis, Mo. Compliments of C,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, CULLIGAN sort WATER THE THRIFTY DRUG STORE SERVICE Phone 630 Alton, Illinois 929 St. Louis Avenue Vandalia lllino Congratulations to The Class of 1958 FEATHERSTON RANCH E Owners C. H. Featherston Baxter Featherston Congratulations to Western's Great Class of 1958 May success and happiness follow you throughout your lives. Compliments Of EVA, DALE, AND CHUCK BABCOCK 1215 East 5th St. Casper, Wyoming Best Wishes for Continued Success . Compliments of The Clasho of 1958 MR. AND MRS. UPTCWN THEATER JACK FLYNN AND SON MOH 'in0iS 2380 Cloverlawn Pontiac Michiaan For those grarluating from the Lower School Congratulations E th Congratulations 0 e h Senior Class to t e Eighth Grade Class MR. AND MRS. MRS. ALINE KELLEY KARL L. JUNGE AND SON JOHN F. YOCH CO. 700 So. Illinois Street Best Wishes and Success Belleville, Illinois PRODUCTS CORP. AD 3-3025 Makers of Die-Cast Dies BUIICIIVIQ MGTSVIOI ----- . . . . . Sahara Coal . . . Dearborn MICINQOU I . . . . . Ready MIX MI 5-9199 Dancing Best Wishes to the 1958 Recall CLUB BRASS KEY PAUL M. BERRA Sublette and Magnolia STOTG RepreSer1'fCJTlVe St. Louis, Missouri 2nd District-St. Louis City Dancing MI 5-9199 State of Missouri Compliments of Congratulations to the La CQ Class Of 1958 SERVICE CO., INC. MR, AND MRS, Belleville, Illinois RUBENSTEIN - -, - Detroit Michigan Moving Storage Agent: North American Van Lines Inc. Complzmentf of LETTERPRESS PHDTD-UFFSET UPPER ALTON FLORAL Adams PRINTING COMPANT PHUNE 2-1:1044 For Finer Floral Fashions Creative Printers Phone 5-2833 sae EAST BREJADWAY 1636 Washington Avenue Alton, Ill. ALTUN 'LUNEH5 Compliments of LACLEDE STEEL COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 F FEATHERSTON RANCH C. H. Featherston Owners Baxter Featherston 140 Congratulations from MINNESOTA TOOL CO. Compliments Lieufenonf Colonel ond Mrs. WILLIAM R. PARIENT 5-923 I Of B DICK DRUG STORE rown ond Washington PRESCRIPTION SERVICE FOUNTAIN AND GRILL Free D I y , . - -if ' ,V Q N1 A ' fm 5' V ' V f 1.4! 'YV .mf , ' V . ' , - . , ' f . V W A-uf . V ,, r 5 -my :V f a V- 4 4 V' - , ,,. , if V , VV , X , . , , . K ,. ,- V N. ,, Q Aw 2 ik ,. , ,gl s tikxw K' 'sf RA' ,AX f 32, . ln, Q .awww is W ,I , N Nm A .J N ' ' '.A 2, Q' A' ' A 'Wig 4. B A ' . , V lil 'ifixff 5.4 - 1. V . I Vav,-.mt ,, . . 1, ' , ' . 'V - s ' fy - ww' A 'L is , I ,Q V Vive.. 2.M,,' ' , t W A . I V ,f VA ,QM 9. ,A I ,M , U' - f V '- . ' M - 6 V . V1 V 'gi V fx -1 V. V ' ' VJ L - 'A N W' M-gl . hiifligt , ff.. ,V V 'ff' Q ia 'f' H' V, - '- ' ' . 1 MV. i , Vx 4 yy A ., ef? 1 5155, lk 2 iw, g 4 Q.-2 7. 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