Alton High School - Tatler Yearbook (Alton, IL)

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 LOIS STEVENSON Dramatic Club, ’22 French Club. 22. ’23 Student Council. ’24, ’25 Junior Play. 24 May Fete. ’23 ”—the sunshine. I declare. Is but a golden jealousy Awakened by her hair.” ROSE WILLOUGHBY May Day. ’21. 22. 23 Still water runs deep. FRANK WORDEN Football. ’23 Track. ’24 Iii-Y, 24 Junior Play. ’24 Care is nothin? if only one be happy.” FREDERICK J. WORDEN Hand (Sec.-Trcas.), '24 Tatler Hoard. ’25 Art Craft Club Senior Play. ’25 Red and Gray, ’25 “Naught so worth the gaining as an apt scholar.” ZIZZIE AUGUSTUS “I must argue; what is, is not.” HELEN FRENZ May Day. ’20. ’24 Friendship is the foundation of life.” HELEN FURLONG May Day. ’24 Hand. ’24 Art Crafts Club, ’24, ’25 Girls Chorus, ’24 Mixed Chorus, ’21 Radio-Science, 24 Tall oaks from little acorns grow.” LILLIAN GRIGSBY Girls’ Chorus. ’24 There buds the promise of celestial worth. 20

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JOHN KNIGHT “A jolly good fellow.” ESTHER KOLK Girl Reserves. ’24 She moves a goddess and she looks a queen.” CLAYTON KRUG Debate Club. 22, 23 Mathematics Play. ’24 4-2 Class Program. ’24 “A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market.” THELMA MILLER Orchestra Hand Choruses May Day. 21. 22. ’23. '24 Dramatic Silence is the perfectest herald of joy.” BYNUM NICHOLAS “The better part of valor is discretion.” WILLIAM RAITH Popularity is better than prosperity.” ALVERNA RAUSCH Girls’ Chorus. ’21. ’23. ’24 Mixed Chorus, ’21 Of all the girls that are so smart There’s none like pretty—Alverna.” ALLAN SCOVELL Glee Club Orchestra. ’23, ’24 Hand. ’24 Student Council, ’22 Debate Club, '23 Dramatic Club, ’23 Capable in all he undertakes.” 19

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HELEN KOCH Girl Reserves, 21 May Day. 22. 23 Mixed Chorus. 21, ’22 Girls’ Chorus, 21, ’24 Senior Class Quartette. ’23 The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. ’ ANN R. RUSSELL Art Craft Club Rooters’ Club Science Club. 22 Girl Reserves Field Day. ’21. ’22. ’24 Sober, steadfast, and demure. THOUGHTS ON THE MOTTOES OF THE SENIORS Class of January, 1925 “SEIZE THE OPPORTUNITY” A lesson of life in toil and strife, An axiom all must heed, Advice to fools and wise alike Which everyone must need— From which is no immunity— Just “seize the opportunity.” Class of June, 1925 “HE THAT SEEKETH FINDETH” “He that seeketh findeth” Is an adage tried and true; And ever seeking some ideal Will end in gain for you, For striving onward, you will get To that bright goal which you have set.