Western Military Academy - Recall Yearbook (Alton, IL)

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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.

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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.

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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