Western Military Academy - Recall Yearbook (Alton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1961 volume:

1NIMEM0RIA M ' FRANK] N. HENDE ISON 13 WESrrERN|MlLlTAR.y ACADEA CO AMANCAtJr OF CAD HS M LIVED THEl DlSaPUI ( e3 ' 1 ■ V ' ' • • } r ? ‘ • t 1, 4 • . . _ V ’ • ' fcV| • A Jf • V • r - v i ' . «� V I � ♦ . •v . | ’fjjkMnf rvjHK r’ The Iwo Jima panel in the Western Military Memorial Chapel is dedicated to Frank N. Hender- son, 1913, who retired as Commandant of Cadets in 1945. The central panel commemorates the spirit of the United States Marines in the battle of Iwo Jima on Mount Suribachi, February 23, 1945, in the Pacific Theatre of World War II. The painting was approved by the United States Marine Corps and later it was reproduced in antique glass by Emil Frei in St. Louis. i Wudow Alton, Illinois Smoi tuuk . , Unifier of a class, legacy from Senior classes past, in majestic beauty she stands. JdU o( CofUmti SENIOR CIRCLE 2 ADMINISTRATION 4 CORPS OF CADETS 14 SENIOR CLASS 15 SENIOR DIRECTORY 38 ATHLETICS 68 MILITARY 93 ACTIVITIES 100 ORGANIZATIONS 107 MISCELLANEOUS 114 CROWNING MOMENTS I960 120 ADVERTISEMENTS 123 Major William H. Green Mathematics B.Ed. Degree at Eastern Illinois College in 1927. M.A. Degree at University of Illinois in 1935. Major Green has been an instructor at WMA since 1943 and is the cadet Banker. He assists the Social Director, also the Dietitian and is the horsemanship director. Major William M. Hinton English A.B. Degree at Birmingham - Southern in 1916. Graduate study at the University of Missouri and Washington University. Major Hinton has been an instructor at WMA since 1936 and sponsors the cadet publication, the Shrapnel. Major Bernard C. Bresson Biology B.S. Degree at Notre Dame in 1932. Graduate study at Wooster College, Akron University, and Shurtleff College. Science instructor at WMA since 1945 and is the Athletic Director. 8 Major Charles B. Jackson History, Director of Admissions A.B. Degree at Washington and Lee in 1945. Graduate study at Washington Uni- versity and the University of Colorado. History instructor at WMA since 1948 and coaches varsity soccer. Major Gordon J. Lange Physics, Chemistry M.S. Degree at University of Wisconsin in 1948; B.S. in 1939- Graduate study at Washington University, St. Louis Univer- sity and Carnegie Institute of Technology. Instructor at WMA since 1949. Captain Joseph W. Sutton English B.A. in Ed. Degree at Southeast Missouri State in 1947. Graduate study at Arizona State, Southern Illinois University, and St. Louis University. Captain Sutton has been an instructor in English at WMA since 1954 and has been librarian since 1956. Coaches Dramatics. Major Louis A. Malone English M.A. Degree at DePaul University in 1939; A.B. in 1934. Graduate study at Notre Dame and Loyola Universities. In- structor in English at WMA since 1954. Major Malone also sponsors Club 400, the MTO, and is Quartermaster. 9 Captain James J. Hilgert Mathematics B.S. Degree at University of Minnesota in 1950. Graduate study at University of Minnesota and Purdue University. Instruc- tor at WMA since 1953. Mrs. Alma Stack Persing Spanish M.A. Degree at Northwestern University in 1928. A.B. Degree at Baylor College in 1922. Graduate study at University of Chi- cago, University of Illinois, and Norte American - Mexican Institute. Instructor at WMA since 1955. Captain Walter J. Krasnansky History A.B. Degree at William Jewell in 1957. Graduate study at Pennsylvania State College in 1958. Instructor in History at WMA since 1957. Captain Krasnansky coaches C” football and basketball and B ' ' baseball. Captain Frank E. Crumpacker Health B.S. Degree at Colorado State University in 1954. Graduate study at Riverside Junior College, Los Angeles State, and Colorado State College of Education. Captain Crumpacker has been the instruc- tor in health at WMA since 1958. He also coaches varsity football, basketball, and track. Mrs. Virginia W. Bryan Lower School Subjects A.B. Degree in 1934 at Washington University with a major in English and a minor in mathematics. Mrs. Bryan has been an instructor of Lower School classes at WMA since 1957. Captain Philip A. Abromovich English B.S. Degree at University of Illinois in 1951. Graduate study in guidance at Uni- versity of Illinois, Southern Illinois Uni- versity, and St. Louis University. Instruc- tor in English at WMA since 1959- Coaches wrestling. Captain Harold L. Kaufman Latin B.S. in Ed. Degree, with a major in Latin at Eastern Illinois University in 1959- Instructor at WMA since 1959- Captain William D. Hahn Mathematics B.S. Degree with a major in Mathematics at Winona State College in 1959. First year at WMA. Lieutenant Robert D. Valter U. S. History, Assistant Commandant A. A. Degree at Kemper Military Academy in 1950 B.E. in P.E. at Tulane University in 1953- Law Study at Texas University and Colorado University. Lt. Valter has been an instructor at WMA since 1959- Commander Milton J. Holloway Physics, Assistant Commandant B.A. Degree at Grinnell College in 1932. Graduate study at University of Chicago in 1933. M.A. degree at University of Illinois in 1940. First year at WMA. Captain Calvin Whitlock Lower School Subjects, Head of Lower School B.A. Degree at Shurtleff College. Kansas State College with graduate work at Southern Illinois University. Instructor at WMA since 1959. tontMmimt ' i Staf Standing, Left to Right: Commander Holloway, Lieutenant Valter, Sergeant Atkins, Lieutenant Webber. Sitting: Colonel Moore. Secutuud Back Row: Mrs. N. Igo, Miss R. Ostendorf, Mrs. D. Fontana. Front Row: Mrs. C. Brown, Miss H. Mullen. f ' v 1 1 i 1 I , In V ,;v ■ - S |wj| — 1 Smoi dim of mi Clou Ojfjfmi William Glendening Vice-President Harold Bcmis President Dennis Byczynski Treasurer Frank Mitvalsky Secretary 15 LEO JEROME BROWN, JR. TODD GOSS BROWN DENNIS JAMES BYCZYNSKI Ft t GORDAN CHARLES CARLSON GEORGE ERWIN CARSTENS RICHARD DARRYL COOPERSMITH V WILLIAM CHARLES CUKER PHILLIP JAMES GOt v! ‘ 55 ’ V Jr . p V V- JAY KENNETH GRASER FRANCISCO JAVIER GUADA (WJw ' -wit. Kj yc y — . . ;£ 4c ) c chy-j Tl-u c jxv- ' q !) ' -iv r ' (j dUxe flGld Q -T d«2 .A J A d ‘-t-ZJZA. c-f 6fC ? ' - ' CARLOS GUERRERO OL1VA1 o Zo Lcljl . ' cc ‘ Q f-r a- HAROLD DEWARD HARDESTY MARK REED HARRISON CHARLES ARTHUR MAC FALL III DON RICHARD MARTIN xjc e Zg£9b THEODORE HARRIS MILLMAN, JR. MYRON JEFFREY SERKES CHARLES SPENCER WILLIAMS 37 THE SENIOR DIRECTORY PHILIP MICHELE ARMATO — 1st Lieutenant Phil” 7131 North Melvina Ave., Chicago, Illinois 4 years Executive Officer E Company; Quill and Scroll; Senior Editor of Shrapnel; Executive Staff of the Shrapnel; Recall Business Staff; Cadespians, 2 years; Thespians, 2 years. Treasurer; Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Dance Committees; Military Proficiency Badge, 2 years; Military Efficiency, 1 year; Sharpshooter Badge, 2 years; C Football, 1 year; A Football, 2 years; B Baseball, 1 year; A Baseball, 1 year; Floor Chief of the 2nd. of B ' . VICTOR MANUEL ARREOLA — M Sgt Victor” Irigoyen y Ponce de Leon, Chihuahua, Chih., Mexico 4 years Platoon Sgt. of E Company; Shrapnel Editorial Staff; Shrapnel Circulation Staff; Honor Guard; B Soccer, 2 years; B Baseball, 1 year; C Football. HAROLD SIMPSON BEMIS — Captain Harold ” 701 East Main Street, Prescott, Arkansas 4 years Company Commander of E Company; Shrapnel Circulation Staff; MTO, 3 years; Honor Guard, 2 years; Freshman Class Treasurer; Sophomore Class Sgt. at Arms; Junior and Senior Class Presi- dent; Junior and Senior Dance Committees; t ' C” Football, Captain; B Football, Captain; Varsity Football, 2 years; Lineman of the week; All ABC Football; C Basketball, 1 year; B” Basketball, 1 year; B” Baseball, 2 years; Varsity Soccer, 1 year; Varsity Track, 1 year, W Club, 2 years; Military Efficiency, 1 year; Top New Cadet, Freshman year; Barracks Chief of F . JORGE BETANCOURT — S.F.C. Jorge” Avenida 12 No. 36, Altamira, Caracas, Venezuela 2 years Color Guard, 1 year; Glee Club, 1 year; Varsity Soccer, 1 year; Cross Country, 1 year; Floor Chief of the 3rd. of E”. KENNETH RAYMOND BINGHAM— 1st Lieutenant Trans. 2 No. 68-21, Bogota, Colombia Bongo” 4 years Executive Officer of A Company; 4 00 Club, 3 years; MTO, 4 years; National Honor Society; Recall Staff, Editor; Junior and Senior Dance Committees; Honor Guard, 1 year; B Football, 1 year; Swimming Team, 2 years; Barracks Chief of A . ROBERT LEE BODKIN — Pvt. Rob” 1484 Dearborn Drive, St. Louis, Missouri 3 years Junior and Senior Dance Committees; Envoys Dante Band; 1st. in District Musicians Award; B Soccer, 1 year; Golf Team, 3 years. LEO JEROME BROWN, JR — S.F.C. 505 West Walnut, Carbondale, Illinois Junior Prom Decorating Committee; Shrapnel Circulation Staff. Leo” 2 years OF THE CLASS OF 1961 TODD GOSS BROWN — Captain Fatty” 98 Park Drive, Arnold, Missouri 3 years Battalion Adjutant; MTO, 3 years; Chairman of Induction Committee, MTO; W” Club, 1 year; Honor Guard, 1 year; Glee Club, 1 year; Shrapnel Editorial Staff, 1 year; Prom Magazine Reporter, 1 year; Junior Class Treasurer; Sophomore, Junior, Senior Dance Committees; Junior Prom Committee; Varsity Football, 2 years; ”B Football, 1 year; Varsity Swimming, 3 years; Captain of Swimming Team, 1 year; Varsity Baseball, 3 years; Outstanding N.C.O., Gold Medal; Military Proficiency Badge; Military Efficiency Ribbon, 2 years; Sharpshooter Medal; Floor Chief of 3 rd. of D , Junior year; Barracks Chief of D”. DENNIS JAMES BYCZYNSKI — Captain ” Dennis ” 5721 South Winchester, Chicago, Illinois 4 years Company Commander of B Company; MTO, 4 years; W Club, 2 years; C” Football, 1 year; B” Baseball, 1 year; B” Football, 1 year; B” Soccer, 1 year; JV Track, 2 years; Cross Country, 1 year; Varsity Soccer, 2 years; Varsity Football, 1 year; Dad ' s Loyalty Award, 1960; Chicago Tribune Silver Medal, 1960; Chicago Tribune Gold Medal, 1961; Military Proficiency Badge; Military Efficiency Ribbon; Sharpshooter Medal; Quill and Scroll; Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Dance Committees; Honor Guard, 1 year; Cadespians, 3 years; Shrapnel Circulation Staff, 1 year; Shrapnel Editorial Staff, 1 year; Thespians, 2 years, Vice-President one year; Recall Editorial Staff; Shrapnel Executive Staff; MTO Chairman of the Services Committee; Senior Class Treasurer; Junior Prom Committee; Assistant Barracks Chief of C” Barracks. GORDON CHARLES CARLSON — 2nd. Lieutenant Gorcl-o” 3303 Broadway, Rockford, Illinois 3 years Platoon Leader of 1st. of A ; Junior Dance Committee; Military Efficiency Ribbon; Military Proficiency Badge; Sharpsh(x ter Medal. Wm GEORGE ERWIN CARSTENS — Pvt. 8234 Park Ridge Drive, Fort Wayne, Indiana Junior and Senior Dance Committees; Recall Business Staff; B” Football, 1 year. Kookie 2 years 1 year; A Tennis, RICHARD DARRYL COOPERSMITH — Sgt. 18966 Roselawn, Detroit, Michigan Senior Dance Committee; B” Soccer, 1 year; A Soccer, Business Staff; Assistant Floor Chief of 3rd. of B”. Coop 2 years year; ”B Tennis, 1 year; Recall WILLIAM CHARLES CUKER — 1st. Sgt. Cukes” 5922 Clifton, St. Louis, Missouri 6 years lst Sgt. of B Company; Recall Business Staff; Shrapnel Circulation Staff, 1 year; Shrapnel Editorial Staff, 1 year; 100 Mile Club; Glee Club; Junior and Senior Dance Committees; Rifle Team; Varsity Track, 2 years; C” Basketball, captain, 1 year; A Soccer, 1 year. THE SENIOR DIRECTORY EUGENE LEE EDELE — 1st. Lieutenant Monk 3890 Federer Place, St. Louis, Missouri 5 years Executive Officer of B Company; Quill anti Scroll; Senior Dance Committee; Junior Planning Committee; Honor Guard, 2 years; Cadespians; Shrapnel Editorial Staff; Recall Business Staff; W” Club, secretary; Sharpshooter Medal; C Football, 1 year; B Football, 1 year; A Football, 3 years; B Soccer, 2 years; A Soccer, 3 years. JERRY OWEN EDELE — Pvt. Horse 3890 Federer Place, St. Louis, Missouri 5 years Honor Guard, 2 years; Sgt. at Arms, Freshman Class; Glee Club; W Club, 3 years. Vice- Presi- dent, one year; C” Football, 1 year; B Football, 1 year; A Football, 3 years; B Soccer, 2 years; A Soccer, 3 years; B Baseball, 1 year; A Track, 1 year; Military Proficiency Ribbon. DOYLE EUGENE ENGLE— 1st Lieutenant T he Chin” 6017 West 87th. Terrace, Shawnee Mission, Kansas 5 years Executive Officer of C Company; ’W” Club, 1 year; Military Efficiency Badge; Marks- manship Medal; Shrapnel, 1 year; C Football, 1 y ear; B Football, 1 year; Varsity Football, 3 years; B” Soccer, 3 years; Wrestling Team, 2 years, Captain one year; Varsity Track, 4 years; All ABC Wrestling; All ABC Football; All District Football. ROBERT JAY FINKEL— 2nd. Lieutenan || % 1 Bob 18230 Pennington Drive, Detroit, Michigan 4 years Battalion S - 3; Shrapnel Editorial Staff; Recall Business Staff; Junior Prom Planning Committee; Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Dance Committees; Class Officer Sophomore year; Sharp- shooter Medal; Cadespians, .3 years; Cheer Leader; C Football, 1 year; B Football 2 years; C” Basketball, 1 year; B Basketball, I year; B” Baseball, 2 years;f ' A Baseball, 1 year; Floor Chief of 3rd. of B”. STEPHEN PRESTON FOREMAN — CpI. 1380 East Chandler Avenue, Evansville, Indiana Junior and Senior Dance Committees. Schmoo” 2 years THEODORE JUNIOR FR1TCHEY — S.F.C. Fritch” R.R. No. 2, Champaign, Illinois 3 years Shrapnel Editorial Staff, 1 year; Shrapnel Circulation Staff, 2 years; Sophomore and Senior Dance C.ommittees; Drum and Bugle corps, 2 years; N.R.A. Sharpshooter Award, 1960; Expert Marksman Medal, 2 years; Rifle Team, 1 year; Cadespians, 1 year; B” Football, 1 year; B Swimming Team, 2 years, Manager; B” Tennis, 1 year; Varsity Tennis, 2 years; B Baseball, 1 year; Band, 2 years. OF THE CLASS OF 1961 BRUCE WILLIAM GLASCOCK — M Sgt. Cristal 11 Robertsfield, Liberia, West Africa 3 years Platoon Sgt. of 2nd. of C ; MTO, 3 years; Military Efficiency Ribbon; Recall Editorial Staff; Junior and Senior Dance Committees; C” Basketball; Varsity Track; Varsity Soccer; Cross Country; Floor Chief 3rd. of A”. WILLIAM JOSEPH GLENDENING — Captain Bill 2249 Grande Avenue S. E., Apartado 889, Caracas, Venezuela 5 years Company Commander of D Company; MTO, 3 years; Honor Guard, 1 year; Vice-President of Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class; Recall Business Staff; Shrapnel Editorial Staff, 1 year; Senior Dance Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Best Officer ' s Award; Military Proficiency Badge; Sharpshooter Medal; B” Football, 1 year; Varsity Soccer, 2 years; 400 Club, 3 years; Varsity Football, 1 year; ”W” Club, 1 year; Barracks Chief of C . PHILLIP JAMES GOUIN — Pvt. Bud 488 Bellevue Road, Lake Orion, Michigan 2 years W” Club, 2 years; Varsity Football, 2 years; captain A” Football, 1 year; All District Team Alton Area; Back of the Week; All East Side Football Honorable Mention; All ABC Foot- ball; Varsity Track. JAY K. GRASER — Pvt. 1653 West 28th. Street, P.O. Box Recall Business Staff; Glee Club, 2 in It Mi 1093, Lorain, Ohio years; Sth. Grade, Freshman, ttjff 5 years Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Dance Committees; Drum and Bugle Corps, 2 years; Cadespians, 2 years; Honor Guard, 2 years; Shrapnel Editorial Staff, 1 year; Shrapnel Circulation Staff, 1 year; C Football, 1 year, B Football, 2 years; B” Soccer, 3 years; Captain of ”B Soccer, I year; A” Soccer, 2 years; JV Track, 1 year; A” Track, 3 years; W” Club, 2 years; Military Efficiency Ribbon; Floor Chief 1st. of C”. FRANCISGO JAVIER GUADA — M Sgt. Frank 3 Avenida con 8 Trans., Urb. Altamira, Qta. Anabelle, Caracas, Venezuela 3 years Platoon Sgt. of 1st. of B”; MTO, 1 year; Glee Club, 1 year; ”W Club, 1 year; B” Football, 1 year; Varsity Football, 1 year; Varsity Soccer, 3 years. Captain one year; B” Baseball, 2 years; Track, 1 year; Varsity Baseball, 1 year; Assistant Floor Chief 3rd. of A”. CARLOS GUERRERO— lst. Sgt. Carlos Franc. Zarco; Mariano Irigoyen No. 2613, Chihuahua, Chih., Mexico 4 years lst. Sgt. of E” Company; Swimming Team; Glee Club, 2 years; President of Glee Club, 1 year; Shrapnel Editorial Staff; Track Team. 41 THE SENIOR DIRECTORY HAROLD DEWARD HARDESTY — M Sgt. Harold ” 5321 South Fair Elms Avenue, Forest Hills, Western Springs, Illinois 3 years Platoon Sgt. of C” Company; Junior and Senior Dance Committee; Cadespians; Glee Club; Shrapnel Circulation Staff. MARK REED HARRISON— lst Sgt. Pill 300 West Webster Avenue, Benton, Illinois 6 years lst. Sgt. of D Company; Glee Club, 3 years; MTO, I year; Pro-marksman Medal, Rifle Team; D Basketball, 2 years; C Basketball, 1 year; JV Track, 1 year; Cross Country, 1 year; C Football, 1 year; Junior and Senior Dance Committees; Assistant Floor Chief of 1st. of B . GEORGE THOMAS HAUSMANN — S.F.C. 1759 East 5th., Washington, Illinois O Football; C” Basketball; ”B” Football; B Baseball. Mumbles” 4 years RONALD VIRGIL HENDRICKS — 2nd. Lieutenant Ron” 2400 Town and Country Lane, St. Louis, 31, Missouri 3 years Platoon Leader of 1st. of D ; Glee Club, 1 year; Varsity Soccer, 2 years; B Soccer, 1 year; Varsity Tennis, 1 year; Varsity Baseball, 1 year; Junior Dance Committee; Floor Chief of 2nd. of A”. LAWRENCE LEONARD HOWARD — 2nd. Lieutenant Lers” 1009 Main Street, Charleston, West Virginia 2Vi years Platoon Leader of 1st. of B”; MTO, 1 year; Senior Dance Commiteee; W” Club, 1 year; C” Basketball, 1 year; B” Baseball, 1 year; Varsity Football, 1 year; Varsity Tennis, 1 year; Varsity Basketball, 2 years; Captain 1 year; Floor Chief 2nd. of E”. THOMAS ANTHONY HUTCHINGS— M Sgt. Orval” 291 6 Crescent Avenue, Waukegan, Illinois 5 years Platoon Sgt. of 2nd of A”; Junior and Senior Dance Committees; C” Football; B” Football; Soccer, 2 years; W Club, 2 years; Sgt at Arms of W ‘ Club, 1 year; B” Baseball, 1 year; Varsity Football, 3 years; Lineman of the year; All ABC Football; All District in Football; Cadespians, 1 year; Assistant Floor Chief of 3rd. of C”. DAVID LEROY JACOBS — Cpl. 5140 Jacobs Lane, Peoria, Illinois Rifle Team, 3 years; Commander of Drum and Bugle Corps, 3 Ribbon; Military Proficiency Badge; Expert Rifleman. years; Jake” 3 years Military Efficiency MICHAEL GEORGE JESSEN — S.F.C. Jess 201 East Park Avenue, Wheaton, Illinois 2 years Military Academic Achievement Ribbon; Varsity Soccer; Glee Club; Assistant Floor Chief of 3rd. of E”. OF THE CLASS OF 1961 TERRY ARTHUR JOY — Cpl. Ters ” 13 Golf View Road, Lake Zurich, Illinois 2 years B” Basketball; Varsity Track, 2 years; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Cross Country; Senior Dance Committee; Marksman Medal; Junior Prom Committee. JAMES PHILIP KARCH — 2nd. Lieutenant Hair 2150 B, Chestnut, Des Plaines, Illinois 4 years Platoon Leader of 2nd. of A”; MTO, 2 years; Senior Dance Committee; Junior Dance Commit- tee; Cadespians, 2 years; Thespians, 1 year; W Club, l i years; C Football, 1 year; JV Swimming, 1 year; B Football, 2 years; Varsity Football, I year; JV Track, 2 years; Varsity Track, 2 years; Varsity Wrestling, 1 year; Best ”C Athlete, 1 year; Floor Chief of 3rd. of C . RONALD KEITH KELSEY— Pvt. Keh” 25648 Forestview, Birmingham, Michigan 2 1 2 years JV Swimming Team, 1 year; Varsity Swimming Team, 2 years; Track Team, 3 years; Assistant Floor Chief 1st. of C . CHARLES ARTHUR MAC FALL, III— Captain Chuckles” 30 Lake Pembroke, Ferguson, Missouri 6 years Battalion Commander; 400 Club; MTO, 2 years; Cadespians; Thespians; Recall Editorial and Business Staff; Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Dance Committees; Chairman of Dance Committee; Varsity Football, 3 years; B” Football, 1 year; C” Football, 2 years; Varsity Wres- tling, 1 year; B” Soccer; B Baseball, 2 years; W” Club, Treasurer; Military Efficiency Rib- bon; Best N.C.O. Silver Medal; Honor Guard; Military Proficiency Badge; Best Lower School Athlete, 19 57; Sharpshooter Medal; Barracks Chief of B”. DON RICHARD MARTIN— 1st. Lieutenant Digger” 316 North Main, Dunkirk, Indiana 3 years Commander of Band; Track, 3 years; A” Basketball, 3 years; Cross Country, 2 years; Glee Club, 3 years; Junior Prom Committee; Sharpshooter Medal. THEODORE HARRIS MILLMAN, JR — 1st. Lieutenant Head” 17219 Hoover Road, Detroit, Michigan 4 years Executive Officer of D” Company; Recall Editorial Staff; Junior and Senior Dance Committees; Junior Prom Planning Committee; Glee Club, 1 year; Envoys, 1 year; B Football, 2 years; B” Soccer, 2 years; Personal Appearance Ribbon; Honor Military Grades Ribbon; Military Efficiency Ribbon; Floor Chief 1st. of B”. FRANKLIN S. MITVALSKY — Captain Mil” 2249 Grande Avenue S.E., Cedar Rapids, Iowa .3 years Company Commander of A Company; MTO, 3 years, Chairman Senior year; 400 Club, 2 years; Glee Club; Junior and Senior Class Secretary; Honor Guard; Junior and Senior Dance Commit- tees; Junior Prom Committee; Floor Chief 3rd. of D , Junior year; C Football, Captain; B” Football; Varsity Cross Country, Captain; B Basketball, 2 years. Captain one year; Varsity Bas- ketball; Track; Varsity Tennis; Military Efficiency Ribbon; Sharpshooter Medal; Barracks Chief of E ; Valedictorian - Senior Class. 44 THE SENIOR DIRECTORY VIRGIL L. MURPHY, JR. — M Sgt. Murpb” 403 South Main, Georgetown, Illinois 4 years Ist. Sgt. of Band; B Basketball; Sharpshooter Medal; Junior and Senior Dance Committees. JAVIER PIZA — Pvt. Tere” Nueces 282, Mexico, D.F., Mexico 2 1 2 years Glee Club; Varsity Soccer; W B” Football; Marksmanship Medal. ROGER BOSTON POGUE, JR— M Sgt. Rog” 304 Redwood Lane, Decatur, Illinois 2 years Platoon Sgt. of 1st. of A”; Glee Club; Varsity Soccer; Wrestling; Sharpshooter Medal; Assist- ant Floor Chief 2nd. of A”. WILLIAM GIBBONS PORTWOOD— 2nd. Lieutenant 400 Hazelwood Drive, Fort Worth, Texas Platoon Leader of 1st of C”; MTO, 2 years; Glee Club, 1 year; years; Senior Dance Committee; B” Football, 1 year; ' B ' ' B; years; Varsity Football, 2 years; Top New Cadet Award; M.1 itary Pi Bucky ” 3 years Honor Guard; Cadespians, 2 1, 1 year; Varsity Track, 3 ncy Badge; Sharpshooter GEORGE FREDERICK RANNEY, 602 West Ellis Avenue, Belding, Platoon Sgt. of 2nd. of l ’yMTO, 1 year; W” years; Track, 2 years; Assistant Floor Chief 3rd. of PAUL CLAYTON REBMANN — M Sgt. 93.30 Silverside Drive, South Lyon, Michigan 4 years lst Sgt. of B” Company; Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Dance Committees; Recall Business Staff; Shrapnel Editorial Staff; Military Proficiency Badge; Assistant Floor Chief 1st. of A”. JOHN OLIVER RENTSCHLER — S.F.C. Honest John ” 308 South Church, Waterloo, Illinois - years Assistant Floor Chief 2nd. of C”. DONALD LEROY RIDGEWAY — S.F.C. R. No. 3, Bowling Green, Ohio Recall Editorial Staff; B” Baseball, 1 year; A” Baseball, 1 year; Floor Chief ” Pontiac ” 3 years 1st. of C.” KENNETH LEIGH ROBINSON — Sgt. Bobbie” 910 North Douglas, Belleville, Illinois 2 years B” Basketball, 1 year; B” Baseball, captain, 1 year; A” Basketball, 1 year; A Baseball, 1 year; Military Proficiency Badge; Drum and Bugle Corps, Commander. OF THE CLASS OF 1961 MICHAEL PAUL RUMFORD — S.F.C. Rums” 11870 Twillwood Drive, St. Louis, Missouri 2 years Shrapnel Editorial Staff; Military Efficiency Ribbon; Assistant Floor Chief 2nd. of D ' . ALEX GRAHAM SANDERSON, III — Sgt. Sandy” 1620 Forrest Road, Texarkana, Arkansas 3 years ”B Football, 1 year; B” Soccer, 1 year; A” Golf, 3 years; Marksmanship Medal; Shrapnel Circulation Staff. DALE BARRETT SAVILLE — Cpl. Red Dog 784 North Elmwood Drive, Aurora, Illinois 2 1 2 years Junior Dance Committee; B” Football, 1 year; B Basketball, 2 years; B Baseball, 1 year; Varsity Baseball, 2 years; Cross Country, 1 year; Varsity Basketball. DREW ALLEN SCHOEPP — Captain Drew 3112 Elizabeth, Zion, 111 ' igl 1 3 years Battalion Executive Officer; Sophomore, Junior, Senior Dance Committees; Junior Prom Com- mittee; MTO, 2 years; W Club, President Senior wrj Best B Athlete Sophomore year; B Football, Captain|i: ' ' B ' ' Basketball, 2 years; Varsity Track, 3 years; Varsity Football, 2 years; Varsity Basketball, 1 year; Sharpshooter Medal; STEP 2021 lst Sgt. of A MYRON JEFFREY SERKES — M Sgt. Penguin 6131 Rockhill Road, Kansas City 10, Missouri 3 years Platoon Sgt. of 1st. of D ; Shrapnel Circulation Staff, Manager one year; Rifle Club, 2 years; Recall Editorial Staff; Cadespians, 1 year. GEORGE FREDERICK SHANAHAN — 2nd Lieutenant 930 Henry Street, Alton, Illinois 3 years Platoon Leader of 2nd. of B ; MTO, 3 years; 400 Club, 1 year; Glee Club, 4 years; Shrapnel Editorial Staff, 3 years; Shrapnel Circulation Staff, 2 years; Cadespians, 3 years; Honor Guard; Sophomore. Junior, Senior Dance Committees; C Football, 2 years; B Soccer, 2 years; Varsity Soccer, 1 year; Tennis, 1 year; B” Baseball, 1 year; Military Efficiency Ribbon; Military Profi- ciency Badge; Military Excellence Medal; Expert Rifle Award; Assistant Barracks Chief of D”. ARTHUR ALAN SILVERMAN — 2nd. Lieutenant Art 7336 Kingsbury Boulevard, University City, Missouri 4 years Platoon Leader of 2nd. of C ; MTO, 4 years; Cadespians, 2 years; Recall Business Manager; Shrapnel Circulation Staff; Junior Prom Committee; Freshman, Sophomore, Senior Dance- Committees; B” Soccer, 2 years; A Soccer, 1 year; Tennis, 4 years Mgr. B” Football, 1 year; Assistant Barracks Chief of A . 45 THE SENIOR DIRECTORY MICHAEL FRANCIS STRASSMAN — 2nd. Lieutenant Strass” 104 North Bentom, New Athens, Illinois 4 yea rs Battalion S2; Shrapnel Editorial Staff, 4 years; Recall Editorial Staff; Quill and Scroll; Honor Guard; C” Football, 2 years; C” Basketball, 1 year; B Basketball, 2 years; B Baseball, 2 years; JV Swimming, 1 year; A Football Manager 1 year; Military Efficiency Ribbon; Assistant Barracks Chief of B. RICHARD KENT STUDEBAKER — Pvt. Stud 2515 27th., Zion, Illinois 2 years W Club; A” Football, 2 years; A Basketball, 2 years; A” Baseball, 2 years; Band, 1 year. RICHARD ARCHDEACON TEMPLETON, JR — Captain Temps ' 2404 Brown Road, St. Louis, Missouri 4 yea rs Company Commander of C” Company; MTO, 4 years; Honor Guard; Recall Editorial Staff; 400 Club, 2 years; Glee Club, 1 year; Freshmad, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Dance Committees; B Football, 2 years; C Football; C Basketball, 1 year; B Basketball, 1 year; A” Soccer; B Baseball, 3 years; Chicago Tribune Silver Medal; Military Efficiency Ribbon; Association of the U.S. Army Medal; Superior Freshman Cadet Ribbon; Superior Sophomore Cadet Ribbon; Military Proficiency Badge; Sharpshooter Medal; Floor Chief 2nd. of D”. DOUGLAS JOSEPH WALKLEY — P 3841 Kossuth, St. Louis, Missouri Glee Club; 100 mile Club; Cadespians; Junior, Senior Dance Committees; B” Football; Varsity Wrestling; Floor Chief DAVID LESTER WILEY — Pvt. Chatham, Illinois ' B Basketball, 2 years; B Baseball, 1 year; Walks” 4 years Staff; Honor Guard; Freshman, Sophomore, Track, 1 year; Varsity Track, 3 years; B Baseball. Wiles 2 years Cal” 3 years CALVIN M. WILLARD — 1st. Lieutenant 3568 Cascade Road, Grand Rapids, Michigan Platoon Leader of 2nd. of D ; MTO, 2 years; Recall Editorial Staff, Editor; Recall Business Staff; Shrapnel Staff, 1 year; Cadespians, 3 years; Thespians, 2 years; Junior Prom Committee; Expert Marksman Medal; Military Efficiency Ribbon; Military Proficiency Badge; Military Ex- cellence Medal; Floor Chief 1st. of E”. C.HARLES SPENCER WILLIAMS — 2nd. Lieutenant Chuck” Av. La Reforma 6-89, Zona 10, Guatemala City, Guatemala 3 years Platoon Leader of E” Company; MTO, 1 year; Recall Editorial Staff, Journalism Editor; Glee Club; National Honor Society; Marksmanship Badge; Military Efficiency Ribbon; Mil- itary Proficiency Badge; Shrapnel Circulation Staff; Floor Chief 3rd. of D. 46 CLASS OF 62 WILLIAM TIMOTHY ALLEE 3401 Willow Drive Mattoon, Illinois ALEXANDER MYER ASNER 9720 Brennan Chicago, Illinois LESLIE EARLE BARRIS 1 Geyer Wood St. Louis, Missouri DONALD JAY BEARDSLEp 5528 Walsh St. St. Louis, Missouri ARTHUR JAY BEIER 1112 West Jackson Bloomington, Illinois TERRY AUGUST BERNARD 16835 Huntington Detroit 19, Michigan JOHN ARTHUR BISHOP Frankton, Indiana RICHARD LEE BLANKENSHIP 309 South Prospect Wheaton, Illinois RANDOLPH H. BRICK 326 East 6th Street Hinsdale, Illinois MICHAEL ALAN BUCKLEY 1005 Bakewell Normal, Illinois GEORGE ROBINSON BURNHAM 15 Outer Ladue Drive St. Louis 30, Missouri JAMES ROSS BUTLER 304 1 2 East Washington Springfield, Illinois JAMES EDMOND CARROW 10942 South Homan Ave. Chicago 43, Illinois LEO GEORGE CLARKE III Great Falls, Montana ROBERT LOUIS COHEN 18103 Warrington Detroit, Michigan DWIGHT EVERETT COSNER JR. 4230 Howard Ave. Western Springs, Illinois JOSEPH CARL DENISON 719 Campbell Chicago Heights, Illinois WILLIAM FREDRICK ELLIOTT JR. 6436 North Tuxedo Indianapolis, Indiana WILLIAM GEORGE EMMERL1NG 216 Apraw Road Washington, Indiana CHARLES MATTHEW ERICKSON 2148 Huntleigh Road Springfield, Illinois ALFREDO ESTEVES Apartado 888 Caracas, Venezuela IUAN ALBERTO ESTEVES Apartado 888 Caracas, Venezuela GEORGE CLAIBORNE FIELDS 801 Greenwood Wilmette, Illinois CHARLES A. FORSBERG 531 Farwell Drive Madison, Wisconsin GEORGE R. GOETZ JR. 4001 Holly Hills St. Louis 16, Missouri JEROME I. GOLDBERG 2854 West Fargo Chicago, Illinois VERNON RAY GOODMAN 716 Locust St. Carrollton, Illinois THOMAS GREGORY GOSS 1010 Miami Rd. Wilmette, Illinois CYRUS MONROE GRANGER JR. 4 Cavan Drive Lutherville, Maryland - ERNESTO GONZALEZ GRAU Post Office Box 206 Port Reading, New Jersey JOHN MIKAL HAAHEIM 578 Wayne Drive Fairborn, Ohio JAMES HARVEY HASHBARGER 34 Ccdarbrook Lane Kirkwood, Missouri DONALD EUGENE HIGGINS 9 Noyes Court Mattoon, Illinois JARED IRWIN HOPPER 153 Pine St. Jacksonville, Illinois RUSSELL EDWIN HOUSKA Slayton, Minnesota DAVID ALLEN HOYT R.R. 1 West-Lafayette, Indiana BRIAN JAY JONAGAN 1412 W. Byrn Maur Ave. Chicago, Illinois PETER VAN ARSDALE KELSEY 12 Beverly Place St. Louis 12, Missouri DAVID LEE KEMPKA 8486 Rivard Warren, Michigan DAVID KEITH KENNEDY 420 F Street Wright Patterson A.F. Base, Ohio JAMES MARSH KING 904 Briar Hill E. 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Colton Bloomington, Illinois JAMES HAMILTON YOUNG 152 Austin Ave. Decatur, Illinois CHARLES WILSON YOUNG 27106 Russell Road Bay Village 40, Ohio ALAN YOUNGBLOOD 3245 E. Broadway Tucson, Arizona THE CLASS OF 1963 HARRY MELVIN ADAMS JR. Monette, Arkansas WARREN EUGENE ADKINS Hull, Illinois DONALD JAY BEARDSLEE 5528 Walsh St. Louis 9, Missouri DAVID GARY BENAVIDES 7737 Wooddale Lane Normandy, Mo. LEWIS ALTER BIRD 1424 So. Park Springfield, Illinois MARVIN DAVID BROWN 601 South 31st. Street Springfield, Illinois CLASS OFFICERS Ingersoll President; Slater Vice-Presi- dent; Burnham, T. Secretary; Prime Treasurer. WILLIAM HAROLD BYRANT 539 Elderwood Road Dayton, Ohio NEIL AUGUST BURKE 68 Coombs Ave. Coldwater, Michigan THOMAS WILLIAM BURNHAM 1 5 Outer Ladue Drive St. Louis 20, Missouri RAYMOND KELLY BURY 900 East 5 th Street Alton, Illinois JAMES DAVID BUSCHMAN Cedar Rd. Gates Mills, Ohio PHILIP BRENT CASSELL 111-32 6th Ave. Forest Hills, N.Y. ROBERT DAVID CHANDLER 500 Highland Rd. 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No. 2 Pana, Illinois RUSSELL WILLIAM SCOTT 4810 Fullerton Detroit 38, Michigan JOHN RICHARD SEXTON 8 1 2 Oakway Place Glendale 22, Missouri RICHARD SINKEVICS 20069 Evergreen Detroit 19, Michigan RUSSELL CONKLIN SKITCH 864 Balfour Rd. Grosse Point 30, Michigan DARRYL WILLIAM SLATER 13060 Spanish Pond Rd. St. Louis 38, Missouri THOMAS DALE SLAUGHTER 2712 W. Lake Shore Drive Springfield, Illinois JAMES BRIAN SLOAN 7957 S. Oglesby Ave. Chicago 17, Illinois JOHN REYNOLDS STEWART 115 W. Cedar Webster Groves, Missouri ARCHIE LAWRENCE SULLIVAN 908 North Court Carroll, Iowa CHARLES JOSEPH SYLVESTER 2482 N. Taylor Rd. Cleveland Heights, Ohio JOHN CLARENCE TENNEY 1606 East Lincoln Royal Oak, Michigan EDUARDO EMILIO TOUCHE 901 Ramirez Calderon St. Chihuahua Chih. Mexico JACK ANDERSON VAUGHN 430 South Clay Kirkwood 22, Missouri TOM WILLIAM WILKENS 12 Oakwood Drive Belleville, Illinois DAVID WINSLOW 17374 Annchestcr Detroit, Michigan ALEXANDER WOWK 19979 Goddard Detroit, Michigan I CLASS OF 1964 RAYMUNDO AMPUDIA M. Framcia No. 39 Mexico D.F., Mexico JOHN ANTHONY AVENATTI 1000 North 7th St. Terre Haute, Indiana JAMES CLIFFORD BAILIE Rosiclaire, Illinois BRIAN DENNIS BAULDRY 12765 Promenade Detroit, Michigan ANDREW HASTINGS BEM1S 701 E. Main St. Prescott, Arkansas ERIC STEVEN BLUM 17515 Warrington Drive Detroit 21, Michigan MICHAEL DAVID BOEHME 529 Sixth Street North Glasgow, Montana CLASS OFFICERS Glendening S., President; Freeman, Vice-Pres- ident; LeBlanc, Secretary; Byczynski E., Treas- urer; Boehme, Sgt. At Arms. KENNETH OLIVER BOHANNON 40 4 South Fritz Lebanon, Illinois HOUCK E. BOLTON 1703 Ridge Avenue Evanston, Illinois EDWARD FRANK BYCZYNSK1 5721 S. Winchester Chicago 36, Illinois WILLIAM DONALD CALLEN 3137 North Lockwood Chicago, Illinois THOMAS ORLOW CLARK 45075 Territorial Rd. Plymouth, Michigan EARL JEROME DAY 1430 South Church Jacksonville, Illinois FRED KEITH DUBIN 7510 Amherst University City 30, Missouri WILLIAM T. FILLER 554 N. Warson Rd. Creve Coeur 41, Missouri GARY DEAN FOLTZ 2105 Caton Road Ottawa, Illinois DANIEL FLEET FREEMAN Box 722 Ada, Oklahoma FREDERICK MAYER FRIEDMAN 25325 Scotia Road Huntington Woods, Michigan WESLEY W. FRIEDMAN 6 Maple Court Washington, Indiana JAMES ALLAN GALLAGHER 16825 Warwick Detroit 19, Michigan RUDOLFI GUZMAN GARZA V. Arranza SWL No. 7450 Monterrey NL Mexico EARNEST ARNO GERBRECHT 130 Pine St. Elmhurst, Illinois 61 ROBERT TREAT GILCHRIST JR. 740 South Garfield Hinsdale, Illinois JAMES CRAWFORD G1LLAM 1708 Euclid Lawton, Oklahoma SHERMAN W. GLENDENING Creole Petroleum Corporation Apts 889 Caracas, Venezuela ROBERT JAMES HASSE 608 W. 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Chicago, Illinois RICHARD DEWITT STRATMAN 1838 Morend Road Jacksonville, Illinois RONALD CHARLES TEEL 41 W. Adams Villa Park, Illinois CHARLES RICHARD WEAVER 120 Oliver St. New Orleans 14, La. WILLIAM CHARLES WEBER 2819 East 77th Place Chicago 49, Illinois DAVID WESLEY WINICK 615 Sheridan Drive Decatur, Illinois 64 GERALD RAYMOND WRIGHT 5765 A. Amelia Avenue St. Louis 20, Missouri THOMAS YOUNG 7 3 1 5 Overbrook St. Louis Missouri GARY B. ZETTERSTROM 9907 Lincoln Trail East St. Louis, Illinois CLASS OF 65” THOMAS JOSEPH CALLANAN 10517 Lookaway Dr. St. Louis, Missouri DONALD COLE JR. 251 S. Main Street Romeo, Michigan JAMES WRIGHT DOMINICK 336 North 2nd Ave. Morton, Illinois ANDREW HENRY DURHAM 608 Ridge Ave. Greencastle, Indiana WALTER EDWARD ERICKSON JR. 2148 Huntleigh Rd. Springfield, Illinois CHARLES DOWLING HENRICK 910 Cloud Rapid City, South Dakota JERRY RICHARD HERMAN 12 Coverly Lane St. Louis, Missouri CHARLES JOSEPH HYDE Box 735 Universal, Indiana RAMIRO GARZA MARTINEZ Himalya 525, Lomas Mexico City, Mexico RICHARD LEE MILLER 4490 Cold Spring Road Indianapolis, Indiana 65 CLASS OF 65 ” JOHN ERWIN NIEMANN 605 West 1st South St. Mount Olive, Illinois LESLIE DENE NIEMAN R.R. 1. Box 130 Colombia, Illinois MICHAEL CASEY O ' BRIEN 5366 Lockwood Dr. Washington, Michigan JAMES PATRICK O ' FLAHERTY 25631 Springbrook Dr. Farmington, Michigan RICHARD THOMAS POINTS 4320 Edmund St. Wayne, Michigan PETER LAWRIE SHAW 227 East Walton PI. Chicago 11, Illinois THOMAS CONRAD SHERWOOD 2518 Brown St. Alton, Illinois FRANK KERRY WEHMEYER Apartado 45 Barcelona, Venezuela DAVID STANLEY WITZ 2930 Sheridan Rd. Chicago, Illinois CLASS OF 66 ALEXANDER JOHN ALCALDE Sierra Verlienter No. 820 Mexico City, Mexico GARY WAYNE BLACKSTOCK 4519 Ashby Rd. St. Ann, Missouri WILLIAM GEORGE DANNEMILLER 1724 Spring Valley Dr. Canton, Ohio GEORGE BLAND DURHAM 608 Ridge Ave. Greencastle, Indiana THEODORE ELLSWORTH HARSH 3129 Glodman Ave. Middletown, Ohio STEVEN PETER KAPUSCIAK 13005 Lakeridge Dr. St. Louis 38, Missouri BRUCE OWEN KRANTZ 2901 West Birchwood Chicago 45, Illinois WILLIAM CRANDALL MARKOLF 608 Broadway Normal, Illinois GARY LOUIS MOCKBEE 3023 Omaha St. Middletown, Ohio JAMES ROSS POTTORF 805 E. Chestnut St. Mason City, Illinois THOMAS MICHAEL ROACH 508 West Exchange Jerseyville, Illinois LAWRENCE WALLACE WALSTON 407 E. 12th St. Alton, Illinois GEORGE PETER WARRICK 2712 N.E. 32nd Ave. Ft Lauderdale, Florida WILLIAM BAIRD WEBSTER 766 North Willow Itasca, Illinois JOSEPH LAMPERT WEDIG 1500 Henry Alton, Illinois MAJOR BERNARD C. BRESSON ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Major Bresson, in his second year as athletic director has pushed forward with great strides toward setting up games to show the true Raider spirit. Continued success in the field of athletics is insured with Major Bresson heading the athletic department. CAPTAIN FRANK E. CRUMPACKER HEAD COACH Captain Crumpacker, has finished three years as a coach, and has recorded wins by the great numbers in the fields of football, basketball and track. Captain Crumpacker has improved the athletic record greatly. In the years prior to Captain Crum- packer’s arrival, the varsity football team recorded one win in fifteen games, but since he has been here, the record has been sixteen wins, three ties, in twenty five games. Top Row: McCandiess, Elliot, Slater, Buckley, Templeton, Beier, Karch, Stude- Coach Popovich. Bottom Row: Manager Cohen, Bemis H. Edele E Schreep baker, Bishop,. Ryan, Fencil, Ranney, Portwood, Manager Strassman. Middle Gouin, MacFall, Engle, Schoepp, Howard, Glendening W., Guada F Brown Row: Asst. Coach Abromovich, Head Coach Crumpacker, Byczynski, Voss, Grau, T, Edele J., Hutchings, Asst. Coach Buechsenschuetz Martinez R., Katz, Burnham G.,Denney, Bernhard, Winters, Prime, Bury, Asst. A CRUSADER CLOSES IN TOO LATE AS RANNEY GRABS A SCHREEP PASS. A PROUD TEAM SHOWS THEIR APPRECIATION. GANG TACKLE! GANG TACKLE! GUARD TOM HUTCHINGS HALFBACK ART BEIER GUARD TODD BROWN TACKLE CHUCK MAC FALL GUARD™ DREW SCHOEPP TACKLE |P DOYLE ENGLE CENTER BILL ELLIOTT HALFBACK BUD GOUIN QUARTERBACK STEVE SCHREEP COACH CRUMPACKER’S . . RED END GEORGE RANNEY 1 FULLBACK JERRY EDELE KELLEY BURY RAIDERS END HAROLD BEMIS GENE EDELE HALFBACK DICK STUDEBAKER END MIKE PRIME TACKLE DICK MCCANDLESS QUARTERBACK LARRY HOWARD THE I960 FOOTBALL SEASON WMA - 12 DE ANDREIS - 6 The Raiders opened the 1960 season with a great de- fensive effort in a game which was eventually won by a guard, Tom Hutchings, who blocked a punt and scampered 22 yards with the loose ball. Western ' s first tally came when Bud Gouin climaxed a 90 yard drive, going over from the 6 yard line. WMA - 20 MISSOURI MILITARY ACADEMY - 0 Victory number two was not a great problem. Bud Gouin scored twice on runs of 32 and 10 yards, and Dick Studebaker scored on a 4 yard plunge. WMA -32 PARKWAY -0 The Big Red ran at will from any position on the field in a game which saw the bench play the entire second half and a good portion of the 2nd quarter. Schreep scored twice and Gouin, Karch, and Studebaker each tallied one TD apiece. WMA -14 JOHN BURROUGHS -22 The air was filled with passes as Western met her defeat of the season in a game destined to determine the ABC. championship. In this game, Schreep crossed the goal line twice for Western. WMA -26 PRINCIPIA - 6 The Raiders bounced back from their first loss by gain- ing the fourth win of the season. Bud Gouin had a field day rushing for 236 yards, and making two touchdowns, one of which was a 77 yard run. Schreep added the other two scores. WMA - 13 COUNTRY DAY - 13 Western footballers had a poor day as Codasco escaped with a 13-1.3 tie. Schreep scored twice; one being the longest run from scrimmage during the season on a quarter- back-keep which went 92 yards. The game ended with Western knocking on TD door, having only yards to go. WMA - 34 LUTHERAN SOUTH - 6 The Raiders rolled to another lop-sided victory in a game which saw Beir, Schreep, and Ryan score one TD each, while it remained for Gouin to score twice. WMA - 19 LIITHERAN CENTRAL- 13 This.. game was, without a doubt, the most thrilling of the season. A great pass play by Ranney and a 3 yd. plunge by Gouin gave the raiders a 12-0 lead at the half. The Crusaders overcame this lead in the 2nd half with a tre- mendous passing attack that enabled them to take a 13-12 lead in the final minutes of play. Western took the kick-off and moved the ball to the Lutheran 4 yard line, only to loose the ball with about 30 seconds of playing time remaining. However, Mac Fall ' s jarring tackle caused the Lutheran ball carrier to fumble and McCandless alertly recovered the ball. Then Gouin blasted over from the five, carrying half the Lutheran team with him. Two seconds later the clock ran out. WMA - 7 CAHOKIA - 0 In the final game of the season, the Crimson Eleven met a determined Commanche team who were out to avenge last year s humiliating 49 - 0 defeat. But WMA’s defense was superb and the offense was potent enough to let Schreep score the necessary tally. SUMMARY The I960 team was represented by a fine team which held the best won and lost record in the Alton area. The standouts were numerous. In the line, Harold Bemis, I odd Brown, Gene Edele, Doyle Engle, Tom Hutchings, Chuck Mac Fall, Bucky Port- wtxxi, George Ranney, and Drew Schoepp were all tough senior competitors. Jerry Edele, Bud Gouin, Steve Schreep, and Dick Studebaker proved to be the hard running senior backs. Juniors to look for next year will be Art Beir, Bill Elliott, and Dick McCandless. In the years to come, the members of the football team of I960 wi ll cherish the memory of their football team, one of Western’s greatest. B” FOOTBALL TEAM Slotkowski, Kempka. Bottom Row: Robertson, Guada E.. Esteves A., Quiroz, McGill, Co-Captain Smith C, Co- Captain Marshall, Peabody, Goodman, Touche X,, Allee. Pearson. Top Row: Salter, Manager; Asst. Coach Sgt. Wolfe. Morris, Magnabosco, Granger, Jones, King, Blanken- ship, Avenatti, Coach, Capt. Voss, Asst. Manager Her man. Middle Row: Bohannon, Mueller J.; Mueller J. A. Byczynski E., Ripley, Foltz, Beardslee R., Hyman C” FOOTBALL TEAM McGrady, Kennedy, Krasnansky, Coach. Bottom Row: Gill, Filler, Niemann, L., Erickson W., Clariond, Patrick, Miller, Bloch, Ingersoll, Touche E., Stanelle, Skitch, Manager. Top Row: Sutton, Coach; Esteves I., Held, Hofferkamp, Klein T., Bemis A., Captain; Hink, Warrick, Hefner, Henderlite, Adams, LeBlanc, Roach, Mendel. Middle Row: Riemer, Manager; Wedig, Murges, Weaver, Vernor, Points, Nieman n J., Ellison, Gillam, Walston. o O ’ C D s 1 4i 1 3 E 2 u G 1 2 a a -Si £ u a jC w a s §■ 1-1 iT JfS 2 M l-l — o 3 o £ a a H Row, Schi oa J 3 el H C o I 03 I w 2 LT u ' f cd c 3 C « c ca 33 Q c 0 a H £ 0 _c hH H c CD lx u ac « c 35 wT C 3 s o3 0 3 C s 33 [o £ SCHREEP SCHOEPP MC GRADY HOWARD SAVILLE MARTIN. D. MIT VALSKY VARSITY BASKETBALL ’60-’6l The Corps of Cadets is proud of its 1 960 - 6 1 varsity basketball team and its accomplishments. Although the over-all record was somewhat unimpressive 9 - 9, the league play was sparkling. Lutheran Central, last year’s champions, again put together a potent attack to emerge with the victory laurels this year. After Christmas, the ABC League schedule swung into action. Each ABC team played the others twice. Western captured two games from Principia, Lutheran South, and Country Day. They split with John Burroughs, and lost to Lutheran Central. The outlook at the end of fall last year was not bright. There were no veteran lettermen and only two who saw action last year returned to the court. These boys, Do§ Martin and Larry Howard, coupled with Drew Schoepp, Frank Mitvalsky, Dale Saville, and Steve Schreep, modeled a formidable team, that scored 991 points, while allowing 6 points The Red Raiders did exceptionally well con- sidering the handicap which was placed on them. The season opened on a favorable note whin the Big Red five crushed Venice High School. Hot ever, the next game against Marquette brought a loss. Prior to Christmas Furlough, the cagers entered the Jennings tournament. In the first game. Western slipped by Jennings to advance into the finals. Being pitted against Ladue proved to be too much for the court men, and the Raiders wound up with a 2nd place trophy. The over-all Western League record was 7-3 was good enough to tie with John Burroughs for second place. w hich The high point man for the year was Dale Saville with 297 points. Saville was the Top Scorer in nearly every contest. However, he had a splendid supporting cast with Larry Howard ' s lay-ups, Frank Mitvalsky ' s unorthodox jump shots , Steve Schrecp s hook shots. Drew Schoepp’s twenty- footers, and Don Martin’s tip-ins. The entire first five, and number six man, are seniors completing their final year of play. George Fields, a junior, and Lee McGrady, a sophomore, will be watched for next year ' s season. We salute a fine team which made its own breaks through hard work. VARSITY BASEBALL 1ST PLACE DISTRICT ' ' WMA A Lutheran South 2 WMA A Country Day 5 WMA 2 Principia 7 WMA A Principia 5 WMA A Country Day 12 WMA 5 Lutheran Central 13 WMA 11 Mascoutah 12 WMA 0 John Burroughs 12 WMA 8 Lutheran South 9 WMA 3 Lutheran Central 8 WMA 3 Marquette 1 WMA A Alton 2 WMA 0 East St. Louis 7 78 B” BASKETBALL Top Row, Standing, Left to Right: Avenatti, Sullivan, Sgt. Hazzard, Coach, McGrady, Boehmc. Second Row: Bird, Wiley, Haaheim, Haury, Carlson. Bottom Row, Sitting: Kaune, Stewart, Doucleff, Kirby, Touche, E. Sitting in Front: Herman, Manager. C” BASKETBALL Top Row, Standing, Left to Right: Higgins, D. E., Manager, Sgt. Wolfe, Coach. Friedman, W., Cap- tain Krasnansky, Coach. Second Row: Bailie, Day, Stratman, R., Bemis, A. H., Neiman, L. Third Row: Bauldry, Stanelie, Daugherty, Ellison, Hefner. Bottom Row, Sitting: Harsh, T., Erickson, W., Harper, Durham, G., Durham, A. mmmm o VO C Top Row: Anderson, Haggard, Doucleff, Jackson, Coach; Grant, Lockitski, Butler, Manager. Bottom Row: Barona, Rivera, Allen, Stevens, Thomas, P., Dickson, Studebaker, Brown T., Armato. Saville. BASEBALL body. Manager Morris, Jones, M., Moore, J. Bottom Row: Lange, J., Guada, E., Sylvester, Robinson, Co- Captain: Hammon, Templeton, Co-Captain. Top Row: Burnham, G., Burnham, T., Laycock. Krasnansky, Coach; Sass, Harper, Knapp, M., Ellison Manager. Middle Row: Florek, McGrady, Cozad, Pea- CROSS COUNTRY Hasse, Coach Atkins. Bottom Row: Bird, Pogue, Thomas T., Freeman. Top Row: Wowk, Saville, Rothberg, Clotfelter, Glas- cock. Middle Row: Martin, D., Kaune, Mitvalsky, Joy f 1 ” 1 ML y Jr V p — — � ofr n 1 I v M X VSTM.A ” wi . A j %M.fl m BW f ' 1 W . 1 1 M-V.B Top Row: Gouin, Ranney, Kelsey, R., Asst. Coach, Abramovich, Coach D., Karch. Fourth Row: Schoepp, Miller, S., Schreep, Brick, Bird, Marshall, Crumpacker. Second Row: Manager Eder, Joy, Graser, Fischl, Portwood, Blankenship. Bottom Row: Martin, D., Sullivan, Brown, C., Thomas. J„ Engle. Third Row: Prime, Rothberg, Bernhard, Mominee, Kaune, Byczynski, Beier, Allee, Bemis, H. k UM3UU| 6 Qi OC! Top Rou Standing. Left to Right: Col. Davies, Coach: Lawrence J., Schwab, Second Row, Sitting, Left to Right: Fritchey, Slotkowski, Hoyt, Kennedy, Prime, Buckley, Erickson, C, Rissman, Clotfelter, Strassman, Horton, Lt. Peabody, Brown, T., Wright, Slater, King, Wedig. Not Present, Jones, C. Williams, Assistant Coach. VARSITY SOCCER TEAM SOCCER RIFLE TEAM Standing, Left To Right: Carrow, Burnham, T., Sgt. Brokaw, Coach, Thompson, G., Hashbarger Kneeling: Mule, Gilchrist, Pollard, Shanahan, Jacobs. j ' ' _ ' X 1 1§ ,s v ' ma 4m Tk JI � I ■4 Tmf krj C|t r A m 1 N L H f f jBj If F jK M P ’Br i ■ v W _ m, 1 a JPw War, , u yK cLi ; H lM Iml 5 _- I 1 1 ■ � «r Second. Row, Standing, Left to Right: Walkley, Pearson, Kempka, LeBlanc, Front Row, Kneeling, Left to Right: Chandler, Manager, Karch, ]., Beier, Klein, T., Dubin, Henderlite. Hink, Youngblood, Vernor, Miller, Esteves, A., Filler, Hofferkamp. Top Row: Coach Davies, Mitvalsky, Howard, Fritchey, Hendricks, Pearson, Silverman, Lundin Manager. Bottom Row: King, Merkle, Brown, D., Captain, Pollock, Clark. GOLF TEAM Top Row: Kinney, Lawrence, Vernor, Bodkin. Middle Row: Pratt, Coach. Bottom Row: Sanderson, Reece, Pratt, Erickson, C. TENNIS TEAM Coach Sutton, Goetz, Coopersmith, Wetzel, Fong, Hink. Bottom Row: Taylor, Kennedy, Mendel, Durham, A. VARSITY TENNIS VARSITY RESULTS 1960-’6l VARSITY TRACK WMA 92 2 3 Bethalto 25 1 3 WMA 54 Principia 64 WMA 101 Lutheran South 17 WMA 77 John Burroughs 56 4th Roxana Relays 7th County Meet 13th East Side Relays WMA 1 Belleville 4 WMA 0 Principia 4 WMA 4 Lutheran 1 WMA 2 Wood river 3 WMA 0 Belleville 5 WMA 1 John Burroughs 4 WMA 5 Lutheran 0 VARSITY GOLF WMA 2 1 2 Alton 7 1 2 WMA 5 Aquinas 5 WMA 4 Belleville 6 WMA 10 Aquinas 0 WMA 12 Country Day 0 WMA 6 Collinsville 4 WMA 4 Belleville 6 WMA 1 1 2 Alton 8 1 2 WMA 11 1 2 Country Day 1 2 2nd District Match VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY WMA 38 Woodriver 17 WMA .35 Bethalto 20 WMA 34 Lutheran South 21 WMA 47 Triad 19 WMA 19 Jerseyville 39 WMA 25 Lutheran Central 33 WMA 32 1 2 Country Day 22 1 2 VARSITY SWIMMING WMA 57 Retnour WMA 38 University City WMA 46 CBC WMA .35 St. Louis U.H.S WMA 45 CBC WMA 28 Clayton H.S. WMA 48 Missouri M.A. WMA 40 University City WMA 66 Retnour H.S. WMA 51 Normandy H.S. VARSITY WRESTLING WMA 17 Woodriver 40 WMA 26 John Burroughs 22 WMA 35 Country Day 20 WMA 28 Principia 28 WMA 7 Roxana 40 WMA 5 Missouri M.A. 44 WMA 9 East St. Louis 45 WMA 34 Principia 18 WMA 46 Southwestern 10 2 nd ABC Championship Match 29 48 40 51 41 58 38 46 20 35 VARSITY SOCCER WMA 0 DeAndries 2 WMA 0 C.B.C. 4 WMA 1 Debourgh 2 WMA 3 McBride 4 WMA 2 Principia 2 WMA 1 John Burroughs 1 WMA 3 Country Day 1 WMA 1 Principia 1 WMA 0 Burroughs 2 WMA 0 Debourgh 2 WMA 2 Country Day 0 RIFLE TEAM WMA 888 CBC 856 WMA 896 St. Louis U. H. S. 903 WMA 3rd Piasa Jr. Senior Match WMA 907 MMA 889 NRA Jr. Sectionals — 1st Military Schools 89 B C RESULTS 1960 -’ 6 l WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA B” FOOTBALL 12 0 28 0 19 0 C” FOOTBALL Lutheran Central Principia Lutheran John Burroughs Country Day Lutheran South Principia B” BASKETBALL Venice Marquette Aquinas Principia Mascoutah John Burroughs Lutheran South Country Day Lutheran Central Worden Principia Lutheran South try Day WMA 26 Lutheran Central 7 WMA 35 Lutheran South 6 WMA 0 John Burroughs 27 WMA 20 Marquette 7 WMA 0 Country Day 7 WMA 0 Principia 27 WMA 13 Lutheran South 0 WMA 0 West Junior 28 WMA 0 Principia 39 WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA B” SOCCER 0 CBC 0 McBride 0 Principia 0 Burroughs 0 Country Day 0 Principia 1 Country Day 0 Burroughs WMA WMA WMA WMA WMA 28 45 51 18 66 44 51 38 39 46 39 54 48 33 C BASKETBALL 35 East Junior 24 39 East Junior 31 29 Principia 36 29 John Burroughs 25 32 Lutheran South 34 30 Lutheran Central 40 42 Country Day 33 44 Lutheran South 38 40 Principia 28 44 Country Day 27 C RESERVE” BASKETBALL 3 John Burroughs 5 10 Lutheran South 16 22 Lutheran Central 24 5 Country Day 28 10 Lutheran South 24 23 Principia 12 22 Country Day 27 15 Lutheran Central 28 17 Principia 1 B” BASEBALL ABC LEAGUE CHAMPS 15 Lutheran South 2 14 Country Day 6 8 Principia 4 6 Lutheran Central 10 1 Principia 6 Lutheran Central 4 9 John Burroughs 1 Lutheran South 5 92 7M.S.V. Colowl flokri %. T ojjiu, III. SnJj iM toq U.S.A ' • ?57 . Davies, Maj. Jackson, Sgt. Brokaw, Sgt. Atkins, Sgt. Deisher, Sgt. Hazzard, Sgt. Wolfe. CADET BATTALION STAFF Front : Captain McFall Back: Captain Captain Battalion Commander Brown, T., Schoepp Adjutant Executive Officer 2nd Lt. Strassman 2nd Lt. Shanahan A COMPANY Front: 2nd Lt. Carlson 1st Lt. Bingham Capt. Bemis, H., 2nd Lt. Karch Back: M sgt Pogue Pvt. Freeman M Sgt. Walkley Pit. Leader Executive Officer Company Commander Pit. Leader Pit. Sgt. Guidon bearer 1st Sgt. B COMPANY Front: 2nd Lt. Finkel Pit. Leader 1st Lt. Edele, E„ Executive Officer Capt. Byczynski, D. Company Commander 2nd Lt. Edele, J. Pit. Leader Back: Sgt. Goodman M Sgt. Guada, F., Guidon Bearer 1st Sgt. 96 OFFICERS C COMPANY Front: 2nd Lt. Portwood 1st Lt. Engle Capt. Templeton 2nd Lt. Silverman Back-. M Sgt. Hardesty Pvt. O’Daniel M Sgt. Rebmann M Sgt. Glascock Pit. Leader Executive Officer Company Commander Pit. Leader Pit. Sgt. Guidon Bearer 1st Sgt. Pit. Sgt. ”D COMPANY Front: 2nd Lt. Hendricks Pit. Leader 1st Lt. Millman Executive Officer Capt. Glendening Company Commander 2nd Lt. Willard Pit. Leader Back: M Sgt. Serkes Pit. Leader M Sgt Harrison 1st Sgt. Sgt. Elliot Guidon Bearer M Sgt. Howard Pit. Sgt. E COMPANY Front: 2nd Lt. Williams Capt. Mitvalsky Pit. Leader 1st Lt. Armato Back: M Sgt. Arreola L.S. Corp. Durham M Sgt Guerrero, C, Company Commander Executive Officer Pit. Sgt. Guidon Bearer 1st Sgt. 97 DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS Commanded by Robinson and Jacobs Commander Gouin, Betancourt, King, Jessen, Kinney. COLOR GUARD BAND Band Commander 2nd Lt. Martin, Executive Officer 2nd Lt. Bodkin, First Sgt. M Sgt. Murphy. MILITARY MOMENTS Sgt. Brokaw demonstrates the use of the M 1. You ' re supposed to be watching the demon stration. esc Ion rifl e ,ns Pections! Is drill that much funr 1 99 THE SOCIAL DIRECTOR Fayma Green is more than a title on West- ern’s roster; she is a sparkling personality which touches the daily experiences of every cadet. As dietitian she serves the food that satisfies; as social director, she directs the program that creates happi- ness. Her specialties; good food, birthday cakes, blind dates, dancing classes, formal and informal dances .... all the extras that cadets never forget. Mrs. Green came to Western with her husband Major W. H. Green, in 1943. Her sons, William, and John, attended and graduated from Western. Early in her Western career, she proved her versa- tility; she filled in as a teacher, assisted with the lower school, eventually became dietitian and social director. In every capacity her rich personality, her maternal interest, her professional training has given life at Western an extra touch that has made life richer and more pleasant. THE SENIOR DANCE COMMITTEE THE MILITARY BALL THE QUEEN AND HER ATTENDANTS The Receiving Line Awarding of Medals THE QUEEN OF THE MILITARY BALL 103 The wall to wall crepe-papered ceiling. The Superintendent’s reception. Aloha. THE JUNIOR PROM 105 Awarding of the Dad ' s Loyalty Award to cadet Denis Byczynski. Awarding of medals. Dancing at the Military Ball. Gifts of appreciation go to Coach Abromovitch. ORGANIZATIONS oooaoJslifrWi r QUILL SCROLL First Row: Strassman, Byczynski, D., Armato. Second Row: Erickson, C., King, Kinney, Granger. 400 CLUB First Row : Ingersoll, Maj. L. A. Malone, Hartman. Second Row : Harper, Sullivan, Burnham, T., Powers, Touche, E., Ellison, Martinez, R. G. RECALL EDITORIAL STAFF Standing. Left to Right: Strassman, Ridgeway, Byczynski, Glascock, MacFall. Sitting: Williams, Templeton, Bingham, Willard, Serkes. Absent: Millman. RECALL BUSINESS STAFF Standing, Left to Right: Armato, Graser, Rebmann, Glendening, Edele, J., Finkel, Willard, Edele, E. Sitting: Carstens, Templeton, Silverman. A., MacFall, Millman. « - SHRAPNEL EDITORIAL STAFF Left to Right, First Row: Slater, Armato, King, Granger, Strassman, Erickson, Byczynski D. Forsberg, Kinney. Second Row: Lehmann, Haury, Stewart, Finkel, Maj. Hinton, Edele, E., Rumford, Slotkowski, Pollard, Buschman, Third Row: Harper, Ellison, Hasse, Patrick, Bauldry, Callen, Witz SHRAPNEL CIRCULATION STAFF GLEE CLUB First Row. Mrs. Shanahan, Dannemiller, Hasse, Ellison, Held, Wowk, Lehmann. Second Row. Miller, W., Harrison, Guerrero, Martin, D., Shanahan. Third Row. Wonderlin, Foss, Niemann, L., Winick, Goodman, Piza, Martinez, H. Martinez, R. G. Roberts. Fourth Row. Niemann, J., Mueller, J. A., Buschman, Haaheim, Scott, Ripley, McGill, Horton. Shanahan soft-shoeing” In this garb, Ellison even catches the eye of the M. C., Ingersol. Bones (Horton) and Tambo (Lehman) provide the laughs throughout the night with Ingersol acting as the middleman. Chorus girls are hard to find on the Western campus, but these six charac- ters had to do. Ingersol handled the position of M. C. very adroitly. CHRISTMAS TIME THROUGH THE WEEK TUESDAY Saville finally got his letter from home. CADET LIFE WEDNESDAY Several cadets pay a visit to the nurse — during office hours. Majors Lange and Malone sell goods to cadets in the Q.M. THURSDAY Gouin and Schreep pocket another allowance. Major Green prevents stuffing the ballot box. Mrs. Thomas waits on hungry cadets. 115 A BARRACKS LIFE FRIDAY Karch takes care of another disciplinary problem. SATURDAY SUNDAY Glendenning thoroughly checks Mule ' s rifle. Studebaker and Col. Moore discuss the inspection. Cadets get back to the books after a relaxing weekend. But 1 need the coat today! Sunday brings the cadet officers out in full confusion. 117 CAMPUS PERSONALITIES CAUGHT! Another tense moment Every other week Ed prepares for G.I. So you think it is clean. Famous last words, I’ll have it ready next week.” 118 SPARE SHOTS Did you drop something? 119 CROWNING MOMENTS The flag ceremony, to the class of I960, was their final act before handing the leadership of the Corps to the class of 1961. The class of 1960 awaiting their diplomas while the class of 1961 stands in the background ready to occupy the Class of 1960 ' s when they are vacant. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THE RECALL STAFF Editor - in - Chief — Kenneth Bingham Editor Ca]vin wii lard Journalism Editor _ Charles Williams Academics Section Bruce Glascock Military Section Mike Strassman Sports Section Charles MacFall, Richard Templeton Organizations Dennis Byczynski Activities _ Ted Millman Photography Randolph Brick Artwork James Karch Advertising Section Myron Serkes Business Manager Art Silverman Circulation Managers William Glendening George Shanahan, Harold Bemis SPONSOR ADVISOR The Senior Class of 1961 wishes to express its deep appreciation to Lt. Colonel Chester L. Persing, who made the yearbook possible and kept the work moving ahead. PHOTOGRAPHY Mr. Sidney Ashen-Brenner, S. Ashen-Brenner Studio, 4050 Lindell Blvd., St. Louis, Missouri. ADVERTISING Without the gracious support of our advertisers this been printed. To these advertisers the RECALL staff and wish to express their deepest appreciation. annual could never have the Senior Class of 1961 122 VANDALIA LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING CO., INC. 423 W. Main Street Vandalia Illinois Laundry and Dry Cleaning of Distinction For people who are particular Louis Schulte, Manager PHONE 118 WE DELIVER Congratulations to the Class of ’1961 UNIVERSAL-OHIO CORPORATION LORAIN, OHIO Specialists In The Repair And Rejuvenation Of Non-powered Material Handling Equipment John R. Murphy William G. Graser Best Wishes to the Closs of ' 61 STATE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Collinsville Missouri Ave. East St. Louis Illinois UPton 5-5300 THE GIBERSON INSURANCE AGENCY Alton, Illinois Protecting the Future through Insurance Congratulations The Senior Class From MR. AND MRS. PHILIP ARMATO WILSHIRE PHARMACY 641 Berkshire Fast Delivery Service Hallmark Cards Cosmetics Illinois K x MISSISSIPPI LIME COMPANY . ! Alton, Illinois Compliments of ORTHOBAND COM PANY, INC. St. Louis, Missouri Orthodontic opplionces . Congratulations and Best Wishes to Western Military Academy and the Senior Class of 1961 THE SILVERMAN FAMILY St. Louis Missouri BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1961 MR -MRS CHARLES M. FINKLE BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1961 CROWN PACKING COMPANY PORK PACKERS DETROIT MICHIGAN Compliments of JORDAN HAUSS Compliments of SRRINGMAN LUMBER COMPANY 1001 East Broadway ALTON, ILLINOIS Congratulations to the class of 1961 MR. MRS. W. P. PORTWOOD Fort Worth Texas New contributions to better living, better defense, better industrial efficiency from On the eve of its 50th anniversary, Magnavox reports some of its major recent achievements. Consumer Products— For well over two generations, Magnavox has led in innovation. Today the Consumer Products Division is on the market with a vast array of products, giving Magnavox the biggest competitive lead in its history. Here are just a few recent examples of Magnavox achievements in home entertainment. IN BIG PICTURE TELEVISION, Magnavox has been the leader for several years . . . last year sold more than one-third of all the 24 sets sold. And Magna- vox is now introducing new 27 models which further widen the gap. With 400 square inches of picture, these sets have about 130 square inches more than widely publicized new 23 sets yet take no more wall space. RECORDS NOW LAST A LIFETIME with the revolutionary new Magnavox Imperial Automatic Record Player. It handles records more gently than human hands . . . plays them virtually without wear by a “feathertouch” tone arm which exerts only 1 10-oz. pres- sure on the record. It is jam-proof, fool-proof and plays records without distortion . . . adding to the leadership of Magnavox in stereophonic high fidelity. the stereo theatre, a Magnavox development introduced in 1959, has opened a whole new market. It combines stereophonic high fidelity, TV, FM AM radio and phonograph in a single console. Magnavox dominated this market last year, and although imitated by nearly all major competitors, still leads with about 50% of all sales in the first 6 months of 1960. There is now a complete line of Magnavox Stereo Theatres, from $339.90 to $795.00. ‘Diagonal measure in the international field, Magnavox International Electronics, Ltd., was organized last spring, headquartering in London. This subsidiary will bring Magnavox creative engineering to the European scene and market Magnavox brand products in England and the U. K., and eventually in other world markets. Government and Industry — In the complex field of sophisticated electronics, Magnavox serves the national defense both as the supplier of specialized components and as the developer of entire systems. Because our military leaders look to Magnavox for solutions to complex problems, the present backlog of business is consistently heavy in these areas. i ANTI SUBMARINE WARFARE SYSTEMS AIRBORNE NAVIGATIONAL RADAR SYSTEMS MISSILE AND SATELLITE COMPONENTS • AIRBORNE MISSILE FIRING EQUIPMENT • AIRBORNE COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS • NAVAL VESSEL COMMUNICATION SYS- TEMS • GROUND COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT • DIGITAL AND ANALOG COMPUTERS FOR MILITARY CONTROL SYSTEMS. Because of Magnavox creativity and ingenuity, it is engaged in many other projects which for classified reasons may not be revealed. The continued investment program by Magnavox in new research facilities and equipment assures that the Company is uniquely equipped to pioneer, invent and develop new applications in electronics, electro-acoustics, electro-chemicals, electro-physics and electro-mechanics. THE Magnavox COMPANY COMMUNICATIONS j RADAR j DATA HANDLING DATA PROCESSING EQUIPMENT FOR MILITARY AND INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS I World Leader in Stereophonic High Fidelity and QualityTelevision . . . precision electronic equipment for industry and defense, Fort Wayne, I ndianft FRED J. FREINER FRED A. FREY President Vice-President L. E. MAHAN AND COMPANY (MORTGAGE LOANS) Residential (all types), Apartments, Commercial Office Buildings, Hotels, Industrial, Leasehold REAL ESTATE SALES 509 OLIVE STREET GArfield 1-0250 COMPLIMENTS OF GERMANIA SAVINGS NATIONAL GOULD AND AUTO SUPPLY CO. LOAN ASSOCIATION PARTS FOR ALL CARS, TRUCKS, AND BUSSES 543 E. Broadway Alton, Illinois 318 Piasa Alton, Illinois HO 2-0058 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, 1954, 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 East Alton, Illinois J. W. BOYLE CO. Wishes the Class of 61 The Best of Luck J. W. Boyle Co. 509 - 512 National Bank Bldg. E. St. Louis DE MOULIN BROTHERS COMPANY GREENVILLE, ILLINOIS • Designers and Manufacturers of UNIFORMS For many years we have supplied all Uniform Equipment for WESTERN MILITARY ACADEMY Compliments of Congratulations LUHR BROS., INC. to the class of General Contractors 1961 MR. MRS. Columbia Illinois ALBERT P. ARMATO COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS R. R. PEARCE of WHOLESALE MEATS MARITZ SALES BUILDERS Dial 9-2431 TRiangle 6-5964 COTTAGE HILL, ILL, MADISON, ILL. St. Louis Missouri RISSMANN GRAPHIC ARTS SUPPLY CO. Compliments ALTON Complete supplies for Lithographer — Printer Photo Engraver MINERAL SPRINGS 2714-16 Pestalozzi St. St. Louis 1 8, Missouri PRospect 3-5303 ALTON, ILLINOIS, H. J. JUNGK, Mgr. Modern Motor Freight Service that is DEPENDABLE, ECONOMICAL and EFFICIENT . . . GENERAL OFFICE 6TH FLOOR COMMERCE BLDG., ST. LOUIS • TERMINAL • at HALL ST. and ADELAIDE AVE. Phone: MA. 1-7942 LEE TRANSPORTATION CO. LEE AMERICAN FREIGHT SYSTEM, Inc. MC-33278 MC-72300 MISSOURI LEE TRANSPORTATION CO. MC-33278 LEE AMERICAN FREIGHT SYSTEM, Inc MC-72300 GENERAL OFFICE 6TH FLOOR COMMERCE BLDG. ST. LOUIS 2, MO. Congratulations to the Class of ’61 THE BONNEE COMPANY, INC. St. Louis Missouri Compliments of SPRINGMAN LUMBER COMPANY 1001 East Broadway ALTON, ILLINOIS Sign of a good neighbor LION OIL COMPANY A Division of Monsanto Chemical Co. Letterpress — Photo — Offset ADAMS PRINTING CO. NATIONAL PRINTING CO. 536 East Broadway ALTON, ILLINOIS Phone: HO 2-0044 HO 2-0055 HO 2-2311 Compliments of NATIONAL AUTO SUPPLIES Wholesale Distributors 1110 Illinois Avenue East St. Louis, Illinois CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES TO THE WESTERN MILITARY ACADEMY GRADUATES, EXECUTIVES, FACULTY IN THE 82nd YEAR MARTIN FAN BLOWER CO. INCORPORATED MANUFACTURERS OF VENTILATING EQUIPMENT for Hospitals Schools Institutions Govt. Bldg ' s and Industrial Plants 4634 West 21 Place Chicago 51, Illinois COMPLIMENTS FOR OFFICE SUPPLIES CALL OF W. K. WOODS STATIONERY CO. 209 4th STREET TRAILMOBILE, INC. ST. LOUIS 2, MO. Phone GArfield 1-034 1409 HOWARD STREET ST. LOUIS, MO. HAGGERDY BROTHERS A FRIEND BEST WISHES SPANISH LAKE PHARMACY 12100 BELLEFONTAINE ROAD ST. LOUIS 38, MO. JOHN P. MUELLER Your Financial Home Away From Home . . . ALTON BANKING TRUST COMPANY THE WEDGE BANK 620 EAST BROADWAY Me mber Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation PICTURE FRAMING AT ITS DISTINCTIVE BEST ART AND PRINT GALLERY Wholesale and Retail CHESTER WONDERLIN 403 North Main Bloomington, Illinois IF YOU ARE THINKING OF BUILDING A NEW HOME LOOK TO A HOME OF QUALITY SOUTHERN HOMES, INC. MFG. OF SOUTHERN AND MIDWEST HOMES VISIT OUR DISPLAY HOME P.O. BOX 656 PH. DUDLEY 4-8108 LOCATED ON U. S. 141 BATH ALTO, ILL. OR CONTACT GENERAL OFFICE SOUTHERN HOMES INC. 500 W. LINCOLN ST. CHARLESTON, ILLINOIS Best wishes to the Class of 61 Compliments of A FRIEND International Harvester Company Motor Truck Dist. Chouteau at Spring St. Louis, Mo. Good Luck to the Class of 61 AUGUSTINE ' S RESTAURANT AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE 1200 Centerville, Ave Belleville, III. FLAMINGO MOTEL Compliments of 54 Deluxe Units At the bridge entrance JORDAN HAUSS Alton, Illinois Phone HO 2-0642 Best wishes to the class of 1961 FIRST NATIONAL BANK TRUST COMPANY In Alton, Illinois at Third and Belle Streets Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation For fine dining — Comfortable modern Rooms THE RIVIERA ROOM Headquarters for Western Patrons Have you Dined in the Skyroom ? STRATFORD HOTEL Alton, Illinois Best Wishes to The Class of 1961 THE NEWELL WILLIAMS FAMILY Everything for your family, Home, Car, Farm SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO Satisfaction Guaranteed or your money back 1 Oth and State East St. Louis, III. 309 Piasa Alton, III. M. C. SLATER, INC. SAFE DEPENDABLE FREIGHT SERVICE ILLINOIS — INDIANA — MISSOURI TERMINALS AT ST. LOUIS CHestnut 1-1413 ALTON HOward 2-8212 CHICAGO SAginaw 1-2420 PEORIA PEoria 3-4233 Congratulations to The Class of ' 61 HAUSGAS INC. 1 1 6 W. Main St. Washington, Missouri HO 2-2922 BEST WISHES TO ALL WESTERN CADETS DUKE BAKERY 819 HENRY STREET WE SPECIALIZE IN PARTY CAKES ALTON, ILLINOIS F A 7 ' F ' f Of lh ) A Dio 2-0066 It OH SAVINGS S- LOAN Association 620 EAST THIRD STREET ALTON, ILLINOIS vVH04,, 9 t . 1 4 Congratulations to the class of 1961 MR. MRS. W. P. PORTWOOD Fort Worth, Texas Congratulations to The Closs of 1961 LIVERNOIS MOVING Congratulations to Class of 1961 MR. AND MRS. STORAGE CO. WILLIAM CUKER WEbster 3-6690 Edgar D. Patrick 12425 Schaefer Highway Detroit 27, Michigan 101 WAYS TO BETTER OFFICE EFFICIENCY OFFICE MACHINES, INC. 2121 Olive MA 1-5414 Adding Machines Calculating Machines Bookkeeping Machines Cash Registers THERMO-FAX SALES, INC. 2815 Olive OL 2-7272 Copy Machines Microfilm Reader-printers CENTRAL MICROFILM SERVICE CORP 2121 Olive GE 330 Microfilm Specialists Contractual Service Film Processing Electrostatic Printing SAUZER ' S MODERN WAFFLE SHOP AND KIDDIE LAND Routes 30 and 41 Schererville, Indiana CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES Congratulations to the Senior Class from MR. AND MRS. ALBERT ARMATO Residential • Commercial • Industrial MORTGAGE LOANS HARTGER AND WILLARD, INC. 141 Ionia Avenue, N.W. Grand Rapids, Michigan Telephone GL 8-1585 Best Wishes From FRED WEBER, CONTRACTOR INC. 7929 Alabama Ave. St. Louis 11, Missouri Everything for your Fomily, Home, Cor, Farm A FRIEND Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back 10th and State in East St. Louis, III. Store also in Alton, III. With best wishes to the Class of 1961 MISSOURI DREDGING COMPANY St. Louis, Missouri Marine Construction and Engineering A FRIEND INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers — Manufacturers Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements Factory — Home Office Kansas City, Mo. U.S.A. The St. Christopher panel is the central figure in the series of antique glass reproductions of famous figures in the Cadet Chapel. The original window of St. Christopher by Adam Elsheimer ( 1578 - 1610 ) was reproduced in antique glass by the famous St. Louis Artist, Emil Frei. St. Christopher is often referred to as the Soldier ' s Guardian Saint. Alton, Illinois