Alton High School - Tatler Yearbook (Alton, IL)

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FOREIGN EXCHANGE Jose Angel from Pasto, Colombia with host fam- ily Parker’s. First Row: Brian, Beth, Sylvia, Jason, Second Row: Jose, and Jim.

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GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN Top Left: In the final days of the fight for the Equal Rights Amendment, almost anything seemed worth trying — A chain-gang sit-in at the Illinois State house, Scene of Amendment Supporters last hope. Across the rotunda were pro-ERA fasters, growing thinner as the June 30th deadline approached, and an equally de- termined band of opponents. After the June 30th deadline the issue was dead and will be until the next century, when the issue will come up again. Top Right: Tennessee Williams (1911-1983) Tennesee Williams was Americas greatest playwright, with the possible exception of Eu- gene O ' Neill. Known as the laureate of the out- cast, Tennessee gave the world such plays as Orpheus Descending; A Streetcar Names De- sire, A Glass Menagerie, Summer and Smoke, Cat On A Hot Tin Roof, Sweet Bird of Youth, Suddenly Last Summer, and the Night of the Uguana. Tennessee Williams moved to St. Louis at the age of seven. His body is now buried there. Middle left: Ingrid Bergman — Actress Center: Henry Fonda — 1981 recipient of the Academy Awards Best Actor for On Golden Pond. Middle Right: John Belushi — comedian Bottom left: Leonid Brezhnev — Ruler of Rus- sia for past 18 yrs. Bottom: Right: Leroy Satchel Paige — Pitcher Also Passed Bess Truman Thelonious Monk Murry the K Lee Strasberg Paul Lynde Dave Garroway Marty Fieldman Princess Grace Marty Robbins Features — 5

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Makiko Sakai from Kobe, Japan with host family The Dorts’ Carolyn (seated), Makiko, Bob, Steve, Mike Ann Franchois from Haasdomk, Belgum with host family the Sweetman’s Sue, Michelle, Ann and Bill Jacynthe Levesque from St. Pacome, Quebec Canada with host family Statens. Jerry, Ja- cynthe, Joan, Bruce Bath, Eric and Mike Features — 7