Alton High School - Tatler Yearbook (Alton, IL)

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FIRST SEMESTER 1911-12. High Honor. Frank Morfoot Gladys May Ruby Sidwell Eunice Whitney Florence Rose Alice Joesting Rudolph Knight Helen Joesting Mary Eunice Caywood Honor. Helen Boals Walter Burns Thomas Haycraft Florence Hurley Grace Little Agnes Powell George Smith Robert Bradshaw Elisabeth Dormann Ada Hemken John Lemp Blanche Peters Ernest Rennebaum Ethel Waltrip Vera Greeeling Adele Strubel Blanche Denny Emily Nixon Mamie Snyder Elvira Gormley Paul Scott Bessie Stallings Casper Jacoby Edward Stafford Bert Russell Henry Kramer Bertha Zimmermann Elizabeth Rose Helen Hudgens George Walter Erwin Koch Marcus Welton Gould Hurlbutt Eugene Walter Harry Snyder Thomas Wimber Fate tried to conceal him by naming him Smith. —George Smith. 19

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For High Honor, no grade, in four regular subjects, below Excellent, and no demerits. For Honor, no grade, in four regular subjects, below 85, and not more than three demerits. SECOND SEMESTER—1910-1 1. High Honor. John Ryrie Elisabeth Dormann Ruby Sidwell Helen Joesting Harold Smutz George Walter Honor. Dorothy Browne Eula Green Walter Burns Marie Fitzgerald Thomas Haycraft Grace Little Agnes Powell Ernest Rennebaum George Smith Ethel Waltrip Vera Greeling Adele Strubel Eunice Whitney Alma Armour Alice Joesting Rudolph Knight Gladys May Emily Nixon Paul Scott Mamie Snyder Theodore Kohlhepp Russell Stewart Adolph Wuerker Alice Gates Helen Hudgens Elizabeth Rose Daisy Smith Edward Stafford Marcus Wei ton His only thought is that he never had one.”—Oliver Pratz. 18

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Alton High School Class 1911 Class Day Program, June 15, 2 p. m. Piano Duet—Valse Brilliant Mildred Rutledge . Moszkowski Helen Holl Class History ..... Edith Tonsor Oration .... The American High School Rex Gary Music—Class Trio—Song of a Shepherd . . Fox Helen Holl Ruth Dorsey Rosalie Zaugg Class Poem .... Carl Hartmann Recitation .... A Rose of Rome Josephine Waldrip Vocal Solo . . . Sing, Smile and Slumber Gertrude Maul Class Will Class Prophecy . Class Song President’s Address Toy Symphony . Class Orchestra Flora Glen Edith Lowe . Class of 1911 Joseph McMullen Romberg Our hearts today are far away. ( W. M. A. closes)—0. A. K. 20