East St Louis High School - Estlian Yearbook (East St Louis, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1943 volume:

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'-- .,.,, . .'ga+,Vi?f5f-ig, '92 V' :H -1 ,V V J.: 'VV V-J V V- -1 ', V pg. -V , .Q V, I. VV VJ,-5 'V ' Vgy ., '4' 'g.-',:,aw.'- 5 ,Vi--VV V Vg Vin-VV gn- ' ff' mv. VV:.V:,,V. QW , sy? 5ijw'1g:?f5,..y,-,i.'13f5lhy2'gAl-f-5ff.,3,-ig , ' ' W ' if:-V V J wx V HP ' .az E14 + '?'?Y'?f?'1 V -':.-- A .V V1? : ' v fb 15' N if fn . , - 1-V.-M awr, V . V. V .VET-AVL: . VY 4, VF, Vl 'f.f Vg . Q V J? -V an HV, ' -1Zfn:ffp.V'k! Vg '.r ,: ,Z ' it ' psf! aim, F5955 'ME ' wwf - 5 C- fi YQ . awww qw NX m , jL X ,Ks A f Q 3 0 2 S Q xB?' Q52 THE ESTLIAN Page Two DEDICATICN The members of every class, like the members of every generation, face new and difficult problems. And so We of the Class of lanuary 1943 have been faced With problems. Probably the most crucial of these was deciding Whether or not to publish an Estlian. lt is certainly true that it is our para- mount duty as American citizens that this confusion which has descended upon the World may be brought more quickly to a finish. Yet to counterbalance this is the fact that this Estlian represents the very things We are fghting to preserve. The decision we came to after long and not al- together painless deliberation is obvious. The Class of Ianuary 1943 has published an Estlian. lt is our hope that the memories of our high school years, made tangible in this book, may prove an incentive to us who must now go out to help preserve all the things this books stands for. lt is our hope that these pages may increase in us the desire to preserve for future generations the happy experiences and oppor- tunities of the past three years. With such hope for the future We dedicate this book to those students who, in a happier time after the War and the peace have been Won, will enjoy a school life which will combine the best of the old ex- periences with hitherto undreamed of opportunities. ADMINISTRATION THE ESTLIAN PageFour WILLIAM L. BAUGHIVIAN Principal JANUARY 1943 BOLEN l. CARTER Assistant Principal First Row: Ceciliot Alex, Ruth Lienesch, Estelle Berndt, Florence Clute, Catherine Howlett. Second Row: Florence Zohnow, Horrriet Bolinqer, Virqinior Sounders, Mor- qoret Heoly, Dorothy Ponnell. Page Five THE ESTLIAN First Row: Anne Lill, Alice Gillespie, Vesta Boyd, Rosemary Greene. Second Row: Leona Menestrina, Otto Thorndal, Francis Cullen, Walter Wliitlock. First Row: Arthur Delano, Clyde Goin, Lewis Dehner, Wirt Downinq L. Ellis. Second Plow: lames Klauclq, Iohn Steuernaqel, l. W. Galloreath, R. F Pannett. K I Page Six 1 JANUARY 1943 ,W HM? First Row: Ruth Davis, Clara Allen, I. G. 'Vv'aterston, Edith Masters, Beu- lah Sprecher. Second Plow: D. G. Sauer, lulian Neill, Lillian Teeter, E. O. Danielson, Flossie Fletcher. First Row: lrrna Ellington, Scott K. Alvis, Helen Fitzsimrnons, Esther Iones, Lena Huqqler. Second Row: E. L. Fishel, Rachel Kuehn, Mary Leah Bouldin, Minta El- lington, E. C. Tillotson. - Page' Sl'l'l'lI THE ESTLIAN Page Eight Members of the faculty whose pictures do not ap- pear in the faculty group pictures are: Edna Abernathy Frank Bacon Charlotte Marie Brocker Ethel Dauphin O. L. Higgins Lenore Huber W. Morris Iones R. H. Kenaqy P .T. Laughlin Effie Maxey Elsie Mueller Ruth Munqer L. I. Musselman A. D. Ozment Esther Reeb Pearl Reinheirner Florence Schrnale Arthur Seawell Verna Spitzer Winifred Willoughby SENIQRS THE ESTLIAN FRANCIS SOBIERALSKI HELEN IUSTICE MARGARET FRISTOE ROBERT TERSS President V' efpresident S t y T Class Officers Francis Sobieraiski ...................... ..... P resident Helen Iustice ..... ..... V ice-president Margaret Fristoe .... ..... S ecretary Robert Terss .... ....... ..... T r easurer CLASS COLORS NAVY BLUE AND WHITE CLASS FLOWER AMERICAN BEAUTY ROSE CLASS MOTTO FOR OUR GOD. OUR COUNTRY, AND OUR FLAG Page Ten IOHN IOLLY President of Home Room. '40, '41, Auditorium Committee, '40, '41, DOROTHY COX Girls' Advanced Chorus, '41, '42, Mixed Advanced Chorus, '42. IAMES LUDEN, lr. Prospects Staff, '42, Boys' Glee Club. '40, '41, '42. MARY CATHERINE BORDERS Girl Reserves, '40, '41, '42, Girl Reserve Inter-Club Council Presi- dent, '4l, '42, G.A.A., '40, '41, '42, Girls' Athletic Awards: E , Chevron, Illinois State Map, Illi- nois State I , Girls' Basketball Squad, '40, '41, '42, President of Home Room, '40, '41, '42, Orches- tra, '40, National Honor Society, '42. RAYMOND GUNN, Ir. WANDA GUNTER Girls' Advanced Chorus, '40, '41, '42, Vice-president of Home Room, '41, Assistant Secretary of Home Room, '42. JANUARY 1943 GAIL BOYD Girls' Advanced Chorus, '4l, '42, Recorder of Points, '42, Sec- retary of Home Room, '40, '41, '42 DEAN HITCHENS President of Home Room, '40, Secretary, '4l, Treasurer, '42, Band, '40, '4l, '42, Football Club, '41 ANNIE MAE I-IELFER Girls' Advanced Chorus, '40, '41, '42. WALTER SCHILDROTI-I Band, '40, '41, Baseball Squad, '41, '42. LUCILLE LAKTZIAN Drum Corps, '41, '42. RALPH CONDON Orchestra, '42, Band, '40, '4l. Page Ele vm THE Es AN I 'lf CLA CE RAEDE Hi-Y Club, '41, '42, Boys' Glee Club, '40, '41, '427 Auditorium Committee, '40, '41, '42. MAXINE WILSON Girls' Advanced Chorus, '40, Drum Corps, '40, '41, '42g Drum Major, '40, '41, '42. DONALD I-IUDGINS Secretary of Aviation Club, '42g Aviation Club, '42g Auditorium Committee, '42g Estlian staff. YS?-rt ARBA dLEY Gir r O, ' WILLIAM DAVY, lr. Officer of Home Room, '41, '42. GLORIA GOODELL Girls' Advanced Chorus, '40, '41, '42, Vice-president, '42g Mixed Advanced Chorus, '42g Girl Re- serves, '42g Treasurer of Home Room, '41. Page Twelve I-IARRIET BOUDOURES Girls' Advanced Chorus, '40 '41, '42, President, '42, Mixed Ad vanced Chorus, '41, '42, Secre tary, '42g Girls' Double Sextettes '4Zg Drum, Bugle and Drill Corps urer of Home Room, '4O7 Girls Basketball Squad, '40, '41, '42: Girls' Baseball Squad, '4Og Estli- an Staff, '42. MELVIN GRAY Boys' Glee Club, '41, '42. MARIAN COOK Bugle Corps, '40, '41, WILLIAM DOMESCIK NADINE WHITT Girl Reserves, '41, '42. CHARLES SETTLES Band, '41, '42. 1 '40, '41, '42, President, '42, Treas- RICHARD CANOSKY Mixed Advanced Chorus, '41, Aviation Club, '42, President of Home Room, '40: Vice residen .p t of Home Room, '41, Treasurer of Home Room, '42. DORIS CLEVELAND National Honor Society, '4Z. ARTHUR KENNEDY ARDELLE SCHMIDT National Honor Society, '42, WILLIAM FEI-IER LORETTA SEBASTIAN Bulletin Board Chairman of Home Room, '42, Decoration Chairman of Home Room, '42, A N U A P. Y 1 9 4 3 GLORIA SIMPSON G.A.A., '42. IOI-IN RAYMOND KATZMARK PATRICIA MARTIN Girl Reserves, '40, '41, '42, RUBEN YE VINGTON Prospects taff. '40, '4Zg Hi- 5' Y, '40, '41, 2, V' e-president, '42. 1 S 1 BETTY BEACI-IUM I OI-IN DEL VECCI-IIO Football Squad, '40, '41, '42g Basketball Squad, '39, '40, '41. Page Thirteen THE ESTLIAN ALBERTDAUER Secretary-treasurer of I-Ii-Y Club, '42g Aviation Club, '42g Hi-Y Club, '41, '42g National Honor Society. ROSEMARY IO1-INSON Girls' Advanced Chorus, '40. '41, '42g Mixed Advanced Chorus, '40, '41, '42g Choir, '41, '42g Girls' Double Sextettes, '41, '42, Presi- dent, '42. LEONARD 1-IOLT, lr. Aviation Club, '42, President, '42. VIRGINIA SCHNEIDER Home Room Officer, '40, '4l. lOl-IN KIRIAKOS WYNONA SCI-IAFFER National Honor Society, '42. Page Fourteen EMM IEAN REISS Girls' Advanced Chorus, '41, '42p Home Room Reporter, '41, Girl Reserves, '40. '41, '42. IACK MANK GLORIA LILES IAMES REED RUTH MORGAN Vice-president of Home Room, '41, '42g Bugle Corps, '42. 1 I REX I-IER, lr. Est1ian Staff, '427 Boys' Oc- tettes, '41, '42g Mixed Advanced Chorus, '40. '41, '42g Aviation Club, '42g Treasurer of Aviation Club, '42g Secretary of the Choir, '42, National Honor Society. WILLARD MIDDLETON DOROTHY COOK CHARLES BAUGH ALICE SARKISIAN Drum Corps, '40, '41, '42g Sec- retary of Drum, Bugle, and Drill Corps. '4Z. lACK GROSVENOR DOROTHY DANNENBRINK Orchestra, '40, '41, '42, JA N U A R Y 1 9 4 3 FRANCES earmass Girl Reserves, '40, G.A.A., '40, MARTIN BENSON Orchestra, '40, '41, '42. ARLENA BRAGG Girl Reserves, '40, '41, '42, Sec- retary-treasurer, '42. MELVIN MCCLINTON lUANITA HUBERT Girls' Advanced Chorus, '40, Girls' Basketball Squad, '40, '41, '42g Girls' Baseball Squad, '40, '41, Auditorium Committee, 41, National Honor Society, '42. I FRANCIS SOBIE I President of e Roo , 'l, Vice-pr ' nt, '42, lass s nt 42 Har ad Boo Prospe Staff oys O or or 4 r C A torium mi 1-df? ' ,. ' ' f ,, , ze, , , ' ' es, ' ' 2, d A h , '4 ' i , 41, 21 A ' n , '4 , '41, esid , '42, s' '40, 1, '42g ' 't , '40, '41, '4 5 Nation o . Page Fifteen THE ESTLIAN RAYMOND SCHUCHMAN VIRGINIA FIDDELKE G.A.A., '40, '41, '42, Girls' Ath- letic Awards: Chevron: Girls' Basketball Squad, '40, '41, '42: Drum Corps, '40, '41, '42: Cap- tain of Captains in Drum, Bugle, and Drill Corps: Girls' Advanced Chorus, '40,v'4l, '42. CALVIN WALKER EMOGEAN SMITH G.A.A., '40, '41, '42: Girl Re- serves, '40, '41, '42: Membership Chairman, '42g Vice-president of Home Room, '40, GERRIT VAN AMERSFORT Estlian Staff: Aviation Club. '42: Hi-Y, '42. DOROTHY IEAN FINKLEIN Drill Corps, '40, '41, '42: Girls' Advanced Chorus. '40, '41, '42. Page Sixteen ANNA PRINEAS Drum Corps, '40, '4lg National Honor Society, '42, THOMAS HUBBARD 970 ' 144464, LOIS FREUDENBERG President of Home Room, '4lp Girl Reserves, '40, '41, '42, Sec- retary, '40, Reporter, '4lg Girls' Advanced Chorus, '40, '41, '42: National Honor Society, '42. DONALD RICHARDSON LA VERNE I-IELM Drum Corps, '40, '4l. IOHN STEURER CLEVELAND NILES Boys' Glee Club, '40, '41, '42. EVELYN DOBY NS G.A.A., '40, '41, '42, Girls' Athletic Awards: Chevron First and Second State Awards, National Honor Society, '42, TREVA DEASON Drill Corps, '40, '41, Girls' Ad- vanced Chorus, '40, '41, '42, Mixed Advanced Chorus, '42. LORRAINE BECKMAN NANCY CROW Vice-president of Home Room, 40, Treasurer of Home Room, '41, Girls' Advanced Chorus, '40, '41, '42: Girl Reserves, '40, '4l. GWENDOLYN HARRISON Girls' Advanced Chorus, '40, '41, '42, Drum Corps, '40, '41, 42, Treasurer of Drum, Bugle and Drill Corps, '42, Treasurer of Home Room, '41, '42, Estlian Staff, '42, National Honor Society, '42 1 1 I JANUARY 1943 DOROTHY ROSSON Secretary of Home Room, '41, Schools at War Committee, '42, National Honor Society, '42. ' EDWARD CONNOR Officer of home room, '41, '42, Officer of Aviation Club, '42, Auditorium Committee, '42. IEAN BENNETT Girl Reserves, '41, G.A.A., '40. '41, Orchestra, '40, '41, MARCELLA STALKER President of Home Room, '40. DOROTHY BALDWIN Vice-president of Home Room, '41, '42, Vice-president of Drum, Bugle and Drill Corps, '42, Drum Corps,, '40, '41, '42, National Honor Society, '42. BETTY MIZE G.A.A., '40, '41, '42: Girls' Athletic Award, E , Girl Re- serves. '40, '41, '42, Girls' Ad- vanced Chorus, '41, '42, Mixed Advanced Chorus, '41, Girls' Baseball Squad, '40, '41, '42, Girls' Basketball Squad, '40, '41, '42, Drum Corps, '40, '41, '42. Page Seventeen THE ESTLIAN HENRY SCHMULBACH Boys' Glee Club, '40, '41, Bas- ketball Squad, '40, '41, '42, Base- ball Squad, '40, '41, '42, DELORIS HOLROYD Home Room President and Treasurer, Mixed Advanced Chor- us. '40, '41, HAROLD MENGERSEN DOROTHY FRANKLIN Home Room President, '40, Sec- retary, '41, '42, Girls' Advanced Chorus, '41, '42, G.A.A., '40, Estlian Staff. '42, Prospects Staff, '42, National Honor Soci- ety, '42, ' RALPH MCDONALD Cl-IARLENE BALDRIDGE Inter-club Council Representa- tive of Girl Reserves, Girls' Ad- vanced Chorus. - Z DOROTHY KERN Girls' Advanced Chorus, '40, '41, '42, Secretary, '42, Mixed Ad- vanced Chorus, '40, '41, Girl Re' serves, '40, '41, '42, President, '42, G.A.A., '40, '41, '42, Pros- pects Staff, '41, '42, News Edi- ort, '42, Estlian Staff, '42, Girls' Athletic Award: HAROLD TOIO DORIS TRICE IAMES LEWIS Orchestra, '40, '41, Wrestling Team, '40, '41, '42, HELEN SCHREIBER Class Secretary, '41, Candidate for Basketball Queen, '41, Pres- ident of Home Room, '41, Drill Corps, '40, MILFORD SIMS Boys' Chorus, Secretary '42, Mixed Advanced Chorus, '41, '42. Page Ei gbteen MARVIN COX IEAN BENNETT EDWARD MAKAREWICZ ELSIE NOE President of Home Room, '40. IAMES DOWNS Cheerleader, '42, Prospects Slaff. '42, Mixed Advanced Chor- us, '40, '42. EILEEN WILLIAMS JANUARY 1943 HELENKEYSER Prospects Staff, '40, '41, '42, Drum Corps, '40, '41, Girls' Ad- vanced Chorus, '40, '42, G.A,A., '40, '41, ANDREW HOWARD AURORA TOURAIIGIAN Home Room lreasurer, '40, Sec- retary '4l, Secretary, '42, Class Treasurer, '4l, Estlian Staff, '42, National Honor Society, '42. ROBERT KAUCHER President of Home Room, '40, '41, President of the Choir, '42, Vice-president of Boys' Chorus, '42, Boys' Octettes, '40, '4l, '42, Mixed Advanced Chorus, '40, '41, '42, Choir, '40, '41, '42. MARY ELLA DOUGLASS President of Home Room, '42, Secretary of Home Room, '40, Girls' Advanced Chorus, '40, '4l. '42, President, '42, Girls' Double Sextettes, '41, '42, Treasurer, '42, Mixed Advanced Chorus, '41, '42, Choir, '41, '42, Esllian Staff, '42. ROBERT THOMAS Page Nim'tc'cn THE ESTLIAN BERNARD DRUST National Honor Society, '42. IACOUELINE SMITH Drill Corps, '40, '41, '42, Sec- retary of Home Room, '40, Presi- dent, '41, Vice-president, '42. FRANKLIN ROBINSON MILDRED CURRAN Candidate for Basketball Oueen, '42, Treasurer of Home Room, '4 O, Vice-president of H o m e Room, '41, Cheerleader, '41, '42, Drill Corps, '41, '42, Girls' Ad- vanced Chorus, '40, '41, G.A.A., '40, National Honor Society, '42, HOWARD EARL GRYDER MARGARET FRISTOE Football Queen, '41, Class Sec- retary, '42, Secretary of Home Room, '40, '41, '42, Girls' Ad- vanced Chorus Accompanist, '40, '41, '42, Mixed Advanced Chorus Accompanist, '41, '42, Girls' Dou- ble Sextettes Accompanist '40 '41, '42, Prospects Staff, '40, '-41: '42, Features Editor, '41, G.A.A., '40, Estlian Staff, '42, National Honor Society, '42, Page Twenty ANNABELL HECTOR Girls' Advanced Chorus, '40, '41, '42, JOHN ELOFF RUTH GREGORY President of Home Room, '40, Girls' Advanced Chorus, '40, '41, '42, Vice-president, '42, Girls' Double Sextettes, '41, '42, Cor- responding Secretary, '42, Mixed Advanced Chorus, '41, '42, Choir, '41, '42, Treasurer, '42, Schools at War Committee, '42, Estlian Editor, '42, National Honor So- ciety, '42. ROBERT TERSS Class Treasurer, '42, Estlian Staff, .'42, Prospects Staff, '42, Schools at War Committee, '42, National Honor Society, '4Z. HELEN IUSTICE Vice-president of Class, '41, '42, Estlian Staff, '42, Girls' Ad- vanced Chorus, '4l, '42, Schools at War Committee, '42, National Honor Society, '42, NORMAN WILLIAMS RALPH Sl-IEMONEY Baseball Squad. '42. GEORGIA MINASIAN Girl Reserves, '40, '41, '42, FRED SCHMIDT IEANNE SHEPPARD Football Queen, '42g Candidate for Football Oueen, '40, Girls' Ad- vanced Chorus, '40, '41 ' Girl Reserves '4 EQ! ROBERT WALKER Band Award, '42. BETTY IO COFFEY Girls' Athletic Award: E , '42. JANUARY 1943 MARY ANN MONTE Treasurer of Home Room, '42g Girls' Advanced Chorus, '40, '41, '42 ARTHUR OLIVER CARMEN BLUMEYER G.A.A., '40, '41, '42, Orchestra, '40, '41, '42, Girl Reserves, '42g Girls' Basketball Squad, '40. '41, '42g Estlian Staff, '42: Nation. al Honor Society, '42, lAMES GOFF CELINE GOTTFRIED President of Home Room, '40p Bugle Corps, '40, '41g Girls' Ad- vanced Chorus, '41, '42p G.A.A., '40, '41. ROY SCULLEY Football: two minor, one ma- jor awardsp Wrestlng: two minor awards, Band, '39, '40, '4lp Foot- ball Club, '39, '40, '4l. Page Twenty-one THE ESTLIAN A Emu --,V , ROBERT BREMERKAMP f Home Room Treasurer, '4I, 42. CAROLINE SAK WILLIAM MCMILLAN Band, '40, '41, '42. ROBERTA HOOD Girl Reserves, '40, Girls' Ad- ' vanced Chorus, '40, '41, '42, Mixed Advanced Chorus, '40, '41, 42, Girls' Double Sextettes, '42, Choir, '42. WILLIAM ERNST Band, '40, '41, '42. WILDA PALMER President of Home Roo '41, Gi Reserv , ' '41 ' , Treas- ur , '4 Page Twenty-two NORA EMILIE TICE Science Club, '40. Officer, '40, Girls' Advanced Chorus, '40, '41, '42, Girl Reserves, '40, '4l. STEVE DRAG Aviation Club, '42. BARBARA RAY Secretary of Home Room, '41, President of Home Room, '42, Girls 'Advanced Chorus, '40, '41, '42, Recorder of Points, '42, Drill Corps, '40, Bugle Corps, '4l. HERBERT PARKER THELMA DAVIS Secretary of Chorus Class, '41, Treasurer of Chorus Class. '42. WALLACE PHILLIPS IANUARY 1943 BETTY ADAMS Drum Corps, '40, Girls' Ad- vanced Chorus. '40, '41, '42. SARAH ELMORE Buqle Corps, '40, '41, Girl Re- serves, '40, '41, National Honor Society, '42. BETTY LOUISE FORD President of Home Room. '41, Boys' Octettes Accompanist, '41, '42, Girls' Advanced Chorus Ac- companist, '40, '41, '42, Mixed Advanced Chorus Accompanist, '41, '42, Choir Accompanist, '41, '42. BERNICE ROTHMAN Secretary of Home Room, '42, Girls' Advanced Chorus, '40, '41, '42, Secretary, '42, Estlian Staff, '42, Prospects Staff, '42, Na- tional Honor Society, '42. GRACE WHITSON National Honor Society, '42. MARION MIRRING Girls' Advanced Chorus, '40, '41, '42, Treasurer, '42, Drum Corps, '40, Drill Corps, '41, '42, Captain of Drum and Bugle, '42, Prospects Staff, '40, '41, '42, Cheerleader, '42. lUANITA WIEDAU Drum Corps, '40, '41, '42, G. A.A., '40, '41, Schools at War Committee, '42, G.A.A., '40. BETTY LOU TAUBER Girl Reserves, '40, '41, '42, Pro- gram Chairman, '42, Girls' Ad- vanced Chorus, '40, '41, '42, Treasurer, '42, Girls' Double Sexe tettes, '40, '41, '42, Vice-president, '42: Mixed Advanced Chorus, '40, '41, '42: Choir, '40, '41 '42. M i fa! DOROTHY CROSS BETTY HICKS Girl Reserves, '40, '41, '42, Pres- ident, '40, G.A.A., '40, Girls' Ad- vanced Chorus, '40, '41, Mixed Advanced Chorus, '40, '4l. Pagr' Twenty- flora' THE ESTLIAN MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF IANUARY 1943 WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR IN THE ESTLIAN Page Twenty-four 1. . ., Mary Allison Eunice Arnold Vivienne Aye Marileigh Bushey Virginia Ferguson Lillian Hawkins Marjorie Imboden Rosetta Kornblurn Elneides Sharp Marjorie Stemrn Robert Behrrnan Iames Bledsoe Robert Campbell Elmer Chapman Ferdinand Crame Robert Duncan 'William Elmore Bernard Fearheiley Clinton Fink Maurice Elenniken Leroy Froneyberger Russell Graff George Kennedy Ierry Lauko Kenneth McCone William McQueen Earl Meehan Nathan Melton Robert Roewe Robert Shelton Van Dale Smith Charles Sumner Walter Versen Thomas Yanta Richard Zeiss ORGANIZATICDNS THE ESTLIAN W' First Row: Gloria McGowan, Wilda Palmer, Dorothy Kern, Betty Tauber, Gloria Goodell, Mary Catherine Borders. Second Row: Ioan Hellstern, Iune Hellstern, lean McCracken, Eileen Stoeckel, Ianice Vonnahme, Marie Williams, Lorraine Brown. Girl Reserves Girl Reserves are junior members of the Young Women's Christian As- sociation, which is a world-wide organization. The girls' activities are varied according to their wants and needs. One of the outstanding events on this year's calendar of activities of the Girl Reserves and their associate club, the Hi-Y, was the opening of their new recreation room, Triangle Teen Town on December ll. This semester a Board of Advisers was selected by the girls. It consists of Miss Florence Clute, chairman, Miss Catherine Howlett, Miss Florence Zahnow, Miss Dorothy Pannell, and Miss Pearl Reinheimer. Page Twenty-six ANUARY 1943 First Row: Iames Vonnahme, Iarnes Ashby, Francis Sobieralski, Max Blinder, Edwin Stenzel. Second Row: Raymond Bourland, Gerrit Van Amersfort, Edward Connor, Clarence Raede, Mr. Pannett. O1 Third Row: Virgil Lee Icide, Albert Dauer, Ruben Yelvington, Arthur iver. Hi-Y Club The East St. Louis Senior High School Hi-Y is one of many Hi-Y groups throughout the world. It is a branch of the Young Men's Christian Association. Bi-annually, Hi-Y Congresses are held in prominent college towns to which delegates are sent to exchange ideas and develop new methods of fulfilling the club's purpose, To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. This year the members of the Hi-Y Club, under the direction of Mr. R. F. Pannett, sent Iarnes Ashby and William Shopher to such a congress at Oxford, Ohio, to represent them. The Hi-Y Club is also active socially, in addition to giving the usual parties, the members cooperated in the opening of a new recreation center, Triangle Teen Town, for Hi-Y and Girl Reserve members. Each year the Hi-Y presents a bronze belt buckle to one boy in each school sport who has displayed outstanding ability, good sportsmanship and has a good scholastic record. Officers of the club are Frank Sobieralski, presidentg Ruben Yelving- ton, vice-president: Albert Dauer, secretary, and Iames Ashby, chaplain. Page Twenty sewn THE ESTLIAN First Row: Dorothy Kern, Mary Catherine Borders, Evelyn Dobyns, Miss Leona Menestrina. Second Row: Lorraine Bixhom, Virginia Fiddelke, Deloris Holroyd, Gloria Simpson. Girls' Athletic Association The oldest organization at the East St. Louis Senior High School, the Girls' Athletic Association, was organized in 1903. The G.A.A., as it is usually called, is sponsored by Miss Leona Menestrina. It is represented in the picture above by its officers, its graduating senior members, and its sponsor. This club gives girls an opportunity to participate in intra-mural sports events such as basketball and volleyball tournaments, as Well as tennis and table tennis matches. It also sponsors the Rhythm, Stunt, and Archery Clubs. The goals of the GAA. are to develop the qualities of good sportsmanship and to promote interest in athletics. Mary Catherine Borders is president of the organization. Other officers are Lorraine Bixhorn, vice-president, and Floy Blackwell, secretary-treasurer. Page Twenty-eight ANUARY 1943 First Row: Edwin Hesse, Iames Vonnahme, William Hitchcock, Charles Lenny, Iohn Luden, Robert Richardson. Second Row: Bill Sondaq, Paul Scoqqins, Clinton Marsh, Dean Shopher, Robert Chandler, Donald Campbell, Robert Purcell, Mr Galbreath. Projector Operators' Club The Projector Operators' Club is composed of nineteen East St. Louis Senior High School boys, Their business is to operate the motion picture machine in the different classrooms as Well as at various times in the audi- torium sessions in connection with the increased use of visual education that has been introduced into our courses. Mr. I. W. Galbreath is the sponsor of the club, and Robert Richardson is Chief Operator. Assistant Chief Operators are Donald Campbell and Iohn Luden. Page Twenty-nine THE ESTLIAN W- - First Row: Albert Dauer, Rex Fletcher, Prichard Canosky, Gerrit Van Amerstort, William Dressel. Second Row: Eugene Cecil, William Roberts, Harmon Grodsky, Edward Connor. Third Row: Frank Sobieralski, Donald Hudgins, Leonard Holt. Aviation Club The Aviation Club, under the sponsorship of Miss Verna Spitzer, has the honor of being the most recently organized club in the East St. Louis Senior High School. The sixteen members ot the club meet every Monday and Wednesday after school. Their activities include model building and discussions on subjects con- cerning aviation. Both indoor and outdoor model contests have been held by the organization. The officers of the club are Leonard Holt, president, Edward Connor, vice- presidentg Donald Hudgins, secretary, and William Elmore, treasurer. Page Thirty JANUARY 1943 First Row: Edwin Stenzel, Max Blinder, Roland Niederstadt, Estelle Fish- er, Gerald Grodsky, Robert Richardson. Second Row: Donald Campbell, Virgil Icide, Mr. Galbreath, Stanley Fisher, Charles Lenny. Science Club Under the leadership of the co-sponsors, Mr. I. W. Galbreath and Mr. Iulian Neill, the Science Club, consisting of twenty members, meets every Wednesday after school in Room 116. The members of the club have been active this semester in many ways. When weather permits, field trips and bird walks are taken. Discussions on various scientific subjects, programs, and Work on projects are also under'- taken by the group. The Science Club is affiliated with the Student Science Clubs of America. The officers' are Donald Campbell, presidentg Stanley Fisher, vice-presi- dent: and Estelle Fisher, secretary. Page Thirty-one THE ESTLIAN First Bow: Virginia Fiddelke, Gwendolyn Harrison, Miss Greene, Alice Sarkisian, Gloria Liles. Second Row: Marion Mirring, Lillian Bobcik, Evelyn Barber, Gene Ford, Maxine Wilson, Doris Anderson, Harriet Boudoures. Drum. Bugle, and Drill Corps An extremely large and active organization is that which is represented on this page by some of its able leaders-the Drum, Bugle, and Drill Corps. First organized in 1916 by Dr. O. M. McCann, it is now sponsored by Miss Rosemary Greene. The Corps gives the athletic teams its full support, and it also performs at football games and in parades. This year it sponsored the Pep Day auditorium session. The officers, all elected from those who are graduating seniors, are Harriet Boudoures, president: Dorothy Baldwin, vice-president: Alice Sar- kisian, secretary, and Gwendolyn Harrison, treasurer. The other leaders are Maxine Wilson, senior drum major: Lillian Bob- cik, junior drum major, and Doris lean Anderson, sophomore drum major. Evelyn Barber, Doreen Prader, and lean Ford are the senior, junior and sophomore twirlers, respectively. Drill majors are Harriet Boudoures, senior, and Dolores Vahle, sophomore. Pagr' Thirty-two JANUARY 1943 First Row: Gail Boyd, Ruth Gregory, Mary Ella Douglass, Dorothy Kern, Betty Tauber. Second Bow: Mary Allison, Marion Mirring, Margaret Fristoe, Marilyn Zimmerman, Doris lean Baldwin. Girls' Advanced Choruses An outstanding organization in our high school includes two groups of girls known as Advanced Choruses. They are represented on this page by their capable officers. With a total membership of approximately three hundred, the girls, in their white skirts and white sweaters with the orange E's help to provide the music at the Easter Sunrise Service, the Christmas auditorium session, the Spring Concert, and at many civic programs. The group, under the direction of Miss Rosemary Greene, is composed of two classes which meet the fifth and seventh hours. The officers of the fifth hour chorus are Harriet Boudoures, president, Gloria Goodell, vice- presidentp Mary Allison and Bernice Rothman, secretaries, and Marion Mirring, treasurer. Officers of the seventh hour class are Mary Ella Douglass, president: Ruth Gregory, vice-presidentg Gail Boyd and Dorothy Kern, secre- taries, and Betty Lou Tauber, treasurer. Page Thirty-three THE ESTLIAN First Row: Margaret Fristoe, Ioyce Coggins, Betty Tauber, Robert An- derson, -David Ellis, Betty Louise Ford, Richard Moss, Dolores Rae Eisenstein, Nanette Rohm, Mary Allison, Doris Baldwin, Miss Rosemary Greene. Second Row: Marileigh Bushey, Celestine Gither, Earl Buchanan, Wil- liam Callison, Mary Lou Bullock, Roberta Hood. Third Row: Harriet Boudoures, Pat Stafford, Robert Stroud, Martin Hicks, Walter Herr, Lily May Sanders, Phyllis Snyder. Fourth Row: Ruth Gregory, Patsy Patch, Milford Sims, Bill Sondag, Le- roy Hight, Iuanita Austin, Betty Io Eisenhart, Mary Ella Douglass, Marilyn Zimmerman. Fifth Row: Katie Talhelm, Roddy Reddick, Calvin Knapp, Frank Sobier- alski. Sixth Row: Edward Dilliard, Archer Logan, lames Ashby, Iames Bushey, William Edwards, Rex Fletcher, Walter Schoonover. The Choir The Choir, under the direction of Miss Rosemary Greene, is composed of twenty-five girls who are also members of the Girls' Double Sextettes and twenty-four boys, nine of whom are members of the Boys' Octette. This organization participates in many civic and school programs which include the Annual Spring Concert. The officers of the Choir are as follows: Robert Kaucher, president, Frank Sobieralski, vice-president, Rex Fletcher, secretary, and Ruth Gregory, treas- urer. Page Tloirfynur - - - JANUARY 1943 I 1 First Row: William Dunbar, Dean Hitchens, Arthur Oliver, Clarence Raede, Louis Waters. Second Row: William Ernst, Edward Hart, Robert Walker, Mr. Tillotson. Band One of the largest and most active of all the high school organizations is the East St. Louis Senior High School Band, directed by Mr. E. C. Tillotson. Its membership of eighty boys is represented on this page by a picture of its drum major, twirler, senior members and its sponsor. This organization has lent its most loyal support to the football and basketball games, participated in various civic parades, and was present in all school parades. Perhaps the climax of all of its performances of the year comes when the Band plays at the Commencement exercises. -I - - Page Thirty-five THE ESTLIAN - - K 1 I - - K - - First Row: Margaret Eristoe, Shirley Novaclc, Elaine Shaftal, Helen Key- ser, Bernice Rothman, Trula Merriman, Dorothy Franklin. Second Row: Robert Terss, Dolores Ditzenberg, Margie Halpin, Roger, Schmidt, Miss Zahnow, Tom Harrison, Iames Gallen, Ruben Yelvington, Marion Mirring. The Prospects The Prospects is the student newspaper published monthly by the stu- dents of the East St. Louis Senior High School. In September 1942 it entered its thirtieth year of publication and is continuing to publish news articles, student opinion, sports material, humor, and Picked Peeksf' the current gossip. Under the supervision of Miss Florence Zahnow twenty-eight members are now on the staff. The staff is divided into four groups-news, organizations, features, and sports. Each group has its own editor. This semester two of the groups are headed by graduating seniors. Helen Keyser is Organiza- tions Editor, and Dorothy Kern is News Editor. Page Thirty-six JANUARY 1943 The Estlian Staff RUTH GREGORY Editor-in-Chief Seated: Dorothy Kern, Dorothy Baldwin, Ruth Gregory, Rex Fletcher, Mary Ella Douglass. Standing: Gwendolyn Harrison, Gerrit Van Amersfort, Dorothy Franklin, Bernice Rothman, Donald Hudgins, Marileigh Bushey. Members of the Estlian staff not present when the picture was taken are William Elmore, Carmen Blumeyer, Iohn Kiriakos, Aurora Tourajigian, and Harriet Boudoures. lCandid shots and group pictures with the exception of that of the Choir were taken for The Est1ian by Martin Herr, Class of Iune '43.l Page Thirty-seven THE ESTLIAN i l 1 1 1 1 1 Left to Right: Helen Iustice, Bernie Henson, Mary Catherine Borders, Rich- ard Moss, William Wangelin. American Iunior Red Cross Student Council The American Iunior Red Cross Student Council meets with other councils from all the schools in Canteen, Stites, and St. Clair Counties on organization day. Here the Work for the year is outlined, and the Council volunteers to accept certain quotas of work tor its school. Over five hundred articles, some large, some small, are pledged from our school. The American Iunior Red Cross is again building a good record for our school this year. Page Thirty-Zgbt - - - I- ATHLETICS THE ESTLIAN Page Forty WIRT DOWNING LEWIS PICK DEHNER The 1942 Football Season As the opening of the 1942 season grew near, the enthusiasts of the East St. Louis Senior High School's football squad were looking forward to an- other successful year on the gridiron. After last year's brilliant performances everyone was hoping for another season of football thrills and a repetition of last year's winning team. They had not long to wait, for at Coach Downing'-s first call for foot- ball players there came a response from eleven returning lettermen. ln addition to the three backs and eight linemen, Coach Downing and Coach Mike Cullen had a great number of young grid hopefuls to turn out for men were confronted with the problem of turning this a strong compact group for their opening game. more than 4000 fans the Orange and Blue inaugurated an impressive victory over Soldan High School of St. score 25-6 and the school's nineteenth consecutive vic- the Flyers looked forward to their game against the practice and the two mass of material into With a crowd of the 1942 season with Louis. With the final tory under their belts, Springfield Solons. There to the satisfaction of all East St. Louis students they trimmed the Capitol boys and chalked up their twentieth victory with the score 16-6. On October 2 the High School opened its 1942 Southwestern lllinois Con- ference race by a 13-0 win over the Alton Hilltoppers. This was also the twenty-first consecutive victory for the Flyers. The following week, however, the Flyers were idle, for the scheduled game with Wood River was postponed at the last minute because of the death of Wood River's co-captain and center. The Flyers' next football encounter was on Friday, October 16, when they clinched their twenty-second straight victory by defeating the Edwardsville Tigers 26-0 in a Southwestern Conference game here at Parson's Field. Now comes the sad part of our story. On Friday, October 23, the Flyers ended their twenty-two game winning streak as they bowed to the Decatur Reds 26-6. Completing twenty-one passes out of thirty-one attempts to main- tain their better than 500 average for the season, the Decatur team swamped our Flyers. A week later on Halloween amidst a torrential downpour the boys got into the good graces of the fans by drowning the Collinsville Kahoks by a JANUARY 1943 l FRANCIS M1KE'. CULLEN The 1942 Football Season CContinued from Page 403 score of 27-0 and adding to their string their third conference victory of the season. Before an enthusiastic crowd of some 5000 football fans the East St. Louis Flyers defeated the Salem Wildcats by the score of 6-0 in the Shriner's Foot- ball Classic held here, Friday, November 6. Although Salem had the weight advantage, East St. Louis was able to score and win. The game was both hard fought and well played from the kickoff until the final gun sounded ending the game. Four nights later the Flyers met Wood River in their rescheduled game, and playing again in pouring rain, they retained first place in the conference by the score of 7-0. This was the game which had previously been scheduled for October 9. Then came the all-important game with Granite City, the only undefeated team in this territory. They had put Belleville out the week before by a 6-0 score and this was a game that could not be lost. The Flyers, however, were equal to the task, and showing probably their best form of the season, put Granite City back into second place by a very impressive 25-14 victory. Coach Downing used second and third stringers most of the last half, or Granite might not have scored at all. Then on November 20 the annual East St. Louis-Central Catholic grid tilt was held. The Flyers trounced the Central Pioneers 32-2 for their eighth city championship at Parson's Field. Over some twenty years, rain or shine, sleet or snowfcrowds of enthusi- astic spectators have gathered at either Belleville or East St. Louis to view the annual Thanksgiving Day Football Classic between East St. Louis High School and Belleville Township High School. This year was no exception, for on Thanksgiving Day morning the Flyers ended their 1942 football season by marching to a 7-6 win over the Belleville Maroons to cinch the Southwest- ern Conference championship. The Flyers marched to victory before a crowd of approximately 8,500 fans at the Belleville High School stadium. lt was the sixth consecutive victory for the Flyers and the second defeat for Belleville. The Flyers scored in the first three minutes of play and a perfect place-kick proved to be the extra point which gave the Flyers their margin of victory. This was the twenty-second victory for East St. Louis out of 27 games that they have played with Belleville. Page Fort one THE ESTLIAN 1 fl9wi fw-yr it slim' W . 1 it N. ., ,-39,5536 is.. . - .A -an 2: ,,g,,,,pt,,.v ' wr, v,,,v.MJ,w9iJ A i-V . , . - I, l. f V10 rp , First Row: Robert Hinkle. Fred Rinqhofer, Lee Alberts, Howard Weqener, Kenneth Showers, Carl Hartman, Philip Abromovich, lohn Zabel, Dee Alberts, Walter Versen. Second Row: Walter Kersulis, Malcolm Purcell, Gene Leirer, lohn Tarzerian, Frank Kruta, Beryl White, Robert Chandler, Paul Apostol, Edward Colston, Coach Cullen, Coach Downing. Third Row: Norman Sackett, Harold Ludwig, Leroy Hiqht, Robert Eaqan, William Schopher, Al Fried erich, Walter Levy, Robert Atchison, Taso Terss, Fred Gonzales, A. C. Laughlin, Robert Murphy, Carl Zerweck Football Schedule and Summary MAIOR AWARDS Alberts, Dee Hiqht, Leroy Rinahofer, Fred Alberts, Lee l-linkle, Robert Showers, Kenneth Abromovich, Philip Kruta, Frank Stivers, Armise Apostol, Paul Leirer, Gene Tarzerian, lohn Burton, Lenn Levy, Walter Versen, Walter Chandler, Robert Ludwig, Harold Weqener, Howard Colston, Edward Murphy, Robert White, Beryl Hartman, Carl Purcell, Malcolm Zabel, lohn 'East St. Louis .. .... 25 Soldan ..... .. 6 East St. Louis . . . . . l6 Springfield . . . . 6 East St. Louis . . . . .13 Alton ....... . . . . 0 'East St. Louis . . . . .26 Edwardsville . . . . . . . O East St. Louis . . . . . 6 Decatur ....... . . . .27 'East St. Louis . . . . .27 Collinsville . . . . . . U 'East St. Louis . . .. . 6 Salem ...... . . . . O 'East St. Louis . . . . .25 Granite City . . . . . . . l4 'East St. Louis .. .... 7 Wood River . . O 'East St. Louis .. .... 32 Central ..... . . 2 East St. Louis . . .... 7 Belleville ..... . . . . 6 Total ......... ...l9U Total... ...... ....6l Dee and Lee Alberts .... Kenneth Showers .... Beryl White ...... Pagz' Forfy-Iwo ....Co-Captains ......................Captain-Elect Recipient ot Hi-Y Award in Football JANUARY 1943 Marino Garcia, student manager, seated in front. First Row: Beryl White, Dee Alberts, Walter Kersulis, Lee Alberts, Henry Schmulbach. Second Row: Francis Mike Cullen, assistant coach, Wayne Maxey, William Gaines, Robert Hinkle, Harold Ludwig, Edward Blake, Lewis Pick Dehner, coach. Basketball The East St. Louis Flyers' Basketball team has gotten off to a good start this year with six wins and only two losses. Under the able leadership of Coach Pick Dehner and Assistant Coach Mike Cullen, the team opened its 1942-43 season with an enviable record of four straight wins. The Flyers displayed their fine abilities in these games by defeating O'Fallor1 30-16, blasting Blewett 44-10, swamping Soldan under a 68-47 deluge, and trimming Decatur 38-33. They were toppled from the undefeated ranks, however, by the Collins- ville Kahoks in their fifth encounter by a 32-26 score. This was followed by another defeat, this time by Centralia 54-32. The Flyers righted themselves by winning two games, one with Hills- boro C40-323 and one with Alton C40-265, the last games played by the Flyers at this writing. B Page Forty-three THE ESTLIAN First Row: Bob Bice, Bob Behrman, firn Chaney, Bob Opperman, Mike Mullen, George Lews Charles. Rawson, Lloyd Piquard. Second Row: Charles Mark, Charles Opperman, Walter Versen, Iohn l-lanmore, Spearos Skidis lim Lewis, Herbert Littlefield, Alex Geragosian, Kenneth Littlefield, Pat Shellito. George Ayers. Third Row: Carl Sczurek, Ted Pleva, l-loward Wegener, Eugene Whitehead, Calvin Walker, Carl Hartman, William Reynolds, Phil Abromovich, Elmer Ralston, Wirt Downing. Wrestling For the eighth successive year Coach Downing's rnatsters in l942 won the championship of the Southwestern Illinois Wrestling Conference. Never since the origin of a wrestling conference in Southwestern competition has the Orange and Blue been denied a share of the title. Besides winning the championship this past year the Flyers went through their schedule un- defeated. Finishing the season with eight wins and no losses, the team chalked up 245 points against 67 for their rivals. Not stopping there the wrestling squad went on to take first place in the sectional tournament with their rivals, Granite City and Belleville placing second and third respectively. They placed fifth in the state tournament with Kenneth Littlefield taking the championship in the 95-pound state meet and Calvin Walker placing second in the l75 state meet. Members of the Wrestling squad who expect to graduate this year are Walter Versen, Robert Behrman, Iarnes Lewis, and Calvin Walker. Page Forfyfour JANUARY 1943 First Row: Coach Mike Cullen, Wayne Maxey, Dick Weissman, Walter Schildroth, Harley Eaves, Harry Cruncleton, Paul Niemaczek, Fred Ringhofer. Second Row: Ralph She-money, Roland Latina, Ed Fincher, Louis Iuracek, Henry Schmul- bach, Tom Evans, Al Kirkpatrick, Arthur Dickhans. Baseball The East St. Louis Senior High School's baseball team went through a tough schedule to weld for themselves another successful season in the spring of l942. Winning six games and losing four, the Flyers became co-champions of the Southwestern Conference with Madison. They also shared the city championship with Central Catholic High School, each team losing and win- ning one game. Under the leadership of Coach Frances Mike Cullen this fine group of players went on to the regional tournaments, only to lose a hard game to Dupo High School at Dupo. A number of the team's first-stringers will be absent from the '43 lineup. Those expecting to graduate are Ralph Shemoney, Henry Schrnulbach, and Walter Schildroth. Page F orfy we If 1. 45. if THE ESTLIAN First Row: Charles Cook, Charles Phelps, Horace Chapman, Calvin Fritz, Alan Armstrong, Iames Underdown, O'Neil Doom, Bill Champion, Howard Dartt, lim Tocloroff, Henson McClelland. Second Row: Norman Sackett, Bob Hinkle, Armice Stivers, Iohn Sankus, Iohn Del Vecchio, Eugene Whitehead, Bob Levitt, Lee Alberts, Beryl White, Dee Alberts, loe Payne, Roy Henschel. Third Row: Gene Williams, Eugene Lanterman, Malcolm Purcell, Robert Hawkins, Ray Prader foe Dour, Howard Wegener, Walter Levy, less Nash, Coach Wirt Downing. Track Vtfith the fine showing that Coach Downing and his 1942 tracksters have made it is With eager anticipation that the school looks forward to another track championship in 1943. After cancelling their first meet with Soldan High School of St. Louis be- cause of bad Weather, the Flyers went on to take the triangular meet held by East St. Louis, Granite City, and Collinsville on April 18 by a score of 89Vz-26Vz-l. This was followed by another Flyer victory on April 25 when the East St. Louis team traveled to Granite City to capture its sixth succes- sive All-Conference Relay title. On April 29, at the Belleville Township High School, East St. Louis was again victorious in a meet with Belleville. The final score on this occasion was 59-54. In the state meet held on May 16 at Champaign, Illinois, the Flyers battled their way to the top position by nosing out Belleville and Granite City, 60-52 3X5-14. This proved to be one of the toughest meets of the season for the Flyers. The brilliant performance shown by the team there was proof that the East St. Louis Senior High School is indeed a school of champions. The final meet of the season was held in Granite City on May 23 and 24. The Flyers did not falter but went on to win the meet with Belleville and Granite City ending in second and third place. Very few members of the track squad are graduating this fanuary, so We can expect to see a very strong team in l943. Page Forty-six SPECIAL FEAT U RES THE ESTLIAN First Row: Iuanita Hubert, Evelyn Dobyns, Wynona Schaffer, Sarah El- more, Ruth Gregory, Bernice Rothman, Aurora Tourajigian. Second Row: Gwendolyn Harrison, Grace Whitson, Dorothy Baldwin, Dorothy Rosson, Ardelle Schmidt, Mildred Curran, Helen Iustice, Mary Cath- erine Borders. Third Row: Robert Terss, Albert Dauer, Bernard Drust, Rex Fletcher, Ir., William Elmore. The National Honor Society Membership in the National Honor Society is one of the greatest honors that can come to a member of the graduating class. This semester twenty- eight students were inducted into the East St. Louis Chapter Number 798 of this organization. They are Albert Dauer, Bernard Drust, William Elmore, Rex Fletcher, Ir., Francis Sobieralski, Robert Terss, Dorothy Baldwin, Carmen Blumeyer, Mary Catherine Borders, Marileigh Bushey, Doris Cleveland, Mil- dred Curran, Evelyn Dobyns, Sarah Elmore, Dorothy Franklin, Lois Freuden- berg, Margaret Fristoe, Ruth Gregory, Gwendolyn Harrison, Iuanita Hubert, Helen Iustice, Anna Prineas, Dorothy Rosson, Bernice Rothman, Wynona Schaffer, Ardelle Schmidt, Aurora Tourajigian, and Grace Whitson. To become a member of the National Honor Society a student must be of high scholastic standing. His character, qualities of leadership, and his service to the school are also of great importance. Each group to be inducted elects its chairman, who cooperates with a faculty committee in making preparations for the induction. This semester William Elmore was chosen for this position. Page Forty-eight JANUARY 1943 MISS IEANNE SI-IEPPARD Football Queen, 1942-43 Page Forty-nine THE ESTLIAN 1 3 U i i 1 MARGARET FRISTOE, '43 Football Queen, l94l,-42 HELEN SCI-IREIBER, '43 MILDRED CURRAN, '43 Basketball Queen Candidate, l94l-42 Basketball Queen Candidae, 1942-43 Football and Basketball Queen Contests Each year students of the East St. Louis l-ligh School elect a Football Queen and a Basketball Queen. This year Ieanne Sheppard, a member of the graduating class, was chosen Football Queen and was crowned at the Annual Football Dance which took place Thanksgiving night. Her maids were Yvonne Aldrich, Iune '43, lo Ann Moss, lanuary '44, Betty Ann Drury, lune '44, Patricia Wesley, lanuary '45, and Doris Bowen, Iune '45. The class of Ianuary '43 is fortunate in having in its midst the retiring as Well as the reigning queen. Margaret Eristoe was queen during the year l94l-42. Last year the Basketball Queen contest was inaugurated. Helen Schreiber represented the class of lanuary '43 in this race. This year Mildred Curran is the graduating class' candidate for this honor. Page Fifty JANUARY 1943 FACTS ABOUT THE SENIORS GIRLS Most interesting .... ........ ..... M a rgaret Fristoe Most talkative .... ..... B arbara Coley Best scholar ...... .... M ildred Curran Most ambitious .... ...... B uth Gregory Best looking ............... .... I eanne Sheppard Most pleasing personality ..... Margaret Fristoe Most industrious ......... ........ D orothy Baldwin Most likely to succeed . . . ........... Mildred Curran Most athletic ........... Most interesting ..... Most talkative .... Best scholar ...... Most ambitious Best looking .............. BOYS ......- Most pleasing personality . .. Most industrious ......... Most likely to succeed . . . Most outstanding athlete in: Football .................. Basketball . .. Baseball . . . Track .... Mary Catherine Borders . . . .Frank Sobieralski . . . . . . .Rex Fletcher . . . . . .Albert Dauer . . . .Frank Sobieralski .......Bobert Terss y . . . .Frank Sobieralski . . . . . .William Elmore . . . .F rank Sobieralski . . . . . . .Walter Versen . . . .Henry Schmulbach . . . .Walter Schildroth .Henry Schmulbach Page Fifty-one THE ESTLIAN - L- - - History of the Class of Ianuary '43 .-.. . -.. If we were given a choice of memories to keep, we should probably want most of all to preserve our class history. Those memorable Pep Days, Talent Shows, and Iunior Proms are never to be forgotten. But just to refresh our memories a bit, let us lift the cover of our class history for a moment and see what we shall find. The first part is, as usual, called lntroduction. That's our first few weeks here in the East St. Louis Senior High School. Remember them? We just couldn't find any of our rooms. Some of us were tempted to look for the elevators and buy tickets to the aud session. Nevertheless we sur' vived and tried with all our might to follow the advice given to us on our entry by our principal, Mr. W. L. Baughman-to take advantage of all the opportunities offered us here. ln fact, We made such good use of our op- portunities that we chose that year for our Football Queen candidate the girl who was really to achieve that honor when she later represented our graduating class. The girl, of course, was Ieanne Sheppard. During the next chapter, our junior year, we elected as class officers Frank Sobieralski, presidentp Helen Iustice, vice-president, Helen Schreiber, secretary, and Aurora Tourajigian, treasurer. These officers planned the Iunior Prom and magnificently fulfilled their obligations as Class officers. We were proud this year to have Margaret Fristoe, our football Queen can- didate, chosen Football Queen for the year 1941-42. Helen Schreiber was chosen Basketball Queen candidate and made an admirable showing. lust before the end of our junior year our country formally entered into the great conflict which we call World War ll. Since then our school life has been altered. Some of our dearest friends and teachers have gone to aid the cause of Freedom. But we did not sit idly by. We bought War Bonds and Stamps, joined the Red Cross, and took part in the Schools at War pro- gram. Some of our boys joined girls studied home nursing. We school and to the world. u began to feel a new responsibility to In our senior year we once Helen Iustice was again chosen came secretary, and Robert Terss vice-president, while Margaret Fristoe the aeronautics classes, while many of the OLII' more elected Frank Sobieralski president. be- was elected our treasurer. Ieanne Sheppard was once more elected our Football Queen candidate, and our class was highly honored when she became queen. Among other members of our class who attained high honors were Harriet Boudoures, president of the Drum, Bugle, and Drill Corps: Ruth Gregory, editor of The Estlian g Marion Mirring, Mildred Curran, and Iames Downs, cheerleaders. Twenty-eight of our mem- bers attained that greatly to be desired honor-election to the National Honor Society. And so we have come to the last chapter, the most exciting of all-- graduation. We shall then pick up a new book--the Future-and examine its contents. But even though we lay aside the chapters of our high school career, its record will always have an appeal for us. The adventures, ex- periences and people who live between the covers of our class history we shall never quite forget. Page Frfty two JANUARY 1943 w W W I Page Fifty- tfmfc THE ESTLIAN Page Fifiy-four EARL VAN HOUTEN, Prop. East 205 ZAHN STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHERS PHOTOGRAPHS ARE MEMORIES MADE PERMANENT 218A COLLINSVILLE AVENUE' EAST ST. LOUIS. ILLINOIS iii 1 Best Wishes to All Our Many Friends- FROM THE PERSONNEL AND MANAGEMENT Sears, Roebuck and Company 301 COLLINSVILLE AVENUE EAST ST. LOUIS. ILLINOIS BEST WISHES and SUCCESS HONEST VALUES to the Graduating Class of Ianuary 1943 ALWAYS HIGHLAND DAIRY FARMS East 3390 BLUMBERGFS Collinsville Avenue at State Street RALPH REISER East 1685 PLUMBING East 4405 Compliments of FRAAD'S MARKET QUALITY - SERVICE Midway 2049 6104 State Street 1000 sr. CLAIR AVENUE FRIDAY FLORAL CO. 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BRADFORD ARMATURE WORKS ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIRING Bridqe 2630 1015 Missouri Avenue Compliments of Iournal Printing Co. 1405 Smfe street Congratulations, Seniors! Bridge 4500 RELIANCE ENGRAVING co. SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI Compliments of S. K. BUCKNELL and SON HUNTLEY and BLAZIER REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE Murphy Building PLASTERING CONTRACTORS Hemlock 1400 P A T R ON S A FRIEND H. D. POTTS IIMMY'S MALT SHOP MRS. RUTH FRANKLIN CRYSTAL CANDY SHOP MR. AND MRS. LLOYD E. GIBSON ROSEMONT MUSIC AND SUNDRY SHOP SI-IIRLEY'S BOOK STORE COURTNEY DRUG STORE MOLLA COAL COMPANY KOLLME DRUG STORE MR. E. B. COVER A FRIEND THE ESTLIAN 1 Mr. L. I. Musselman Ray Beran Iack Goddard Betty Oudin Mary lane Smith Iack Armstrong Lois Hammon Betty Lou Warwick Fred Houze Loretta Sebastian Ruben Yelvington Elizabeth Baker Evelyn Barber Iohn Doussard Andy Howard Herbie Littlefield Miss Effie Maxey Betty Louise Ford Aurora Touraiigian Betty Tauber ' Harriet Boudoures Carmen Blumeyer Doris Cleveland Lee Alberts Raymond Gunn Richard Canosky Eileen Wolf Taso Terss Iames Stewart Marge Wick Edward Enzwiler Lois Steff Earl Freer Tom Richardson Clinton Fink Lewis Waters Bill Wangelin Orville Boehne Patty Crawford Lillian Bobcik Walter Versen Alice Sarkisian Richard Ekstedt Iames Gallen Bill Smith Bernard Soffer Willard Middleton Glenn Conley Al Brainerd Hubert Bishop Yvonne Aldrich Pa ge Szxty two BOOSTERS f THE ECSTLIANU Iohn LaBusier Anthony Gischer, Ir. Gerry Kronmiller Taso Terss Charles Koons David Schardt Spero Papas Dorothy Perry Mary Wilson Marion Mirring Miss Estelle Berndt Bob Kaucher Nathan Melton Rex P. Fletcher, Ir. Iim Lewis Iohn Kiriakos Martin Benson lack Grosvenor Robert Duncan Miss Rachel Kuehn Billy Feher Iuanita Austin Richard Canosky William Elmore Charles Baugh Miss Florence E. Schmale Walter Levy Roger Schmidt Bernard Drust Miss Dorothy Pannell William Domescik Calvin Knapp Iames Bushey Iames Luden Miss Rosemary Greene Leonard Holt James Reed Topper Pat Stafford Iohn Watkins Herbert Parker, Ir. fohn DelVecchio Steve Drag lim Downs Eddie Connor Flobelle Brown Dean Hitchens Norman Williams . Gerrit I. Van Amersfort, Ir. Ioan Hellstern Al Moon Art Cliver Iohn Luden Betty Andrae Gloria Simpson Bob Sanneman Norma Lee Campschroeder Russell Purnell Lester Sutton Marjorie Hagely Dorothy Franklin Marcella Stalker Betty Io Coffey lack Mank Marybeth York Verna Kugler Margie Ruth Allison Nora Emilie Tice Betty Guildig Celestine Gither Miss Lena Hugqler lanice Olbrich Dorothy Kern Ruth Gregory Al Friederich Doris Waters Billy Hill Mrs. L. Bolejak foe Ridgeway Wayne Maxey Ed Forhan Norman Odle Wesley Hursey Roy Harcourt Arline Crane Herbert Rogul Donald Hudgins Donald Iones Bill Ernst Marvin Cox lim Hess lack Butler Bob Buck Ralph Condon Clarence H. Raede Phyllis Earley Inez Tate Iean Bennett Lois Hudgins Doris lean Bassin Alice Plattner Dorothy Dannenbrink Celine Gottfried Sarn Ross Elaine Shaftal Iohnny Morris Mr. A. D. Ozment Angeline Boudoures Roberta Rosenkranz loAnn Reed Carol Lee Kane , Archer Logan Kenny. Showers lack Houston Charles Moyer Robert L. Iohnson Pete Prineas Miss Edith Masters Vlasta Zernan Sue Abraharnian Annabelle Hector Minnie Drennan Sarah Elmore Gloria McGregor Louise Peterson Pat Weilbacher Imogene Travelstead Annie Mae Helter Dorothy Cox Wynona Schaffer Betty Lee Sorrels Rose Ann Seropian Virginia Melichar Iimmie Anderson Ierry Lauko Alvin Goldenberg Doris Turcott Cleveland Niles Harold Tojo Harold Mengersen Charles Opperman Bill Davy Bob Walker Ray Katzmark Aurora Touraiigian Betty Burkhart Dean Hitchens Lucille Laktzian Dell Aycock lacqueline Smith Billy McMillan Eddie Connor Sandy Borsis loAnn Carns BOOSTERS f THE EBTLIANU Virginia Litton Wilda ,Palmer Gene Barnard Ada Springett Bruce Gamlin lim Gott Gene Graff Raymond Gunn Ralph Shernoney Raymond Schuchman Herby and Rosemary Bernard Fearheiley Dean Hitchens Iohn Sieurer The Nifty Nine Alice Sarkisian Caroline Shutte Gwendolyn Harrison Lillian Bobcik Carmen Blumeyer Grace Whitson Mr. -I. H. Steuernagel Melvin McClinton lean Roy lack Butler Pat Yingst Wanda Council leanette Strauss Louise Duncan Fred Ringhofer Harriet Boudoures Kay and Bob Alice lamgochian Charlie Tourajigian Mr. Arthur H. Delano Barbara Ray Betty Ioyce Wilson Satne Touraiigian lohnny Tarzerian Roxie Tarzerian Margaret Abraharnian Betty Edwards Miss Beulah Sprecher Mary Ella Douglass Betty Beachum Pay Blackwell Harold Tojo Eugene Whitehead Margaret Fristoe Robert Kaucher Ray Katzmark Ralph McDonald JANUARY 1943 Nora Clim Vera Brown Doreen Prader Mary Lou Rowe Viola Ross Doris Rongey Bob McMullen Clinton Marsh Sherwood Irving Michael Huggins Robert S. Iohnson Torn King Max Hill Robert Mann Georgia Boudoures Miss Florence Clute Claire Kinder Doris Phillips Virginia Powell Ierry O'Donnel Miss Catherine Howlett Marcella Devault Delores Kessinger Geraldine Elkins Mr. Wirt Downing Miss Esther Reeb lohn Iolly Miss Virginia Saunders Miss Margaret Healy Miss Leona Menestrina Georgia Boudoures Martha Francis Stroud Marthabell Pigg Gloria Brock , Thelma Davis Mrs. Floyd Davis Dorothy Finklein Bob Terss Walter Schildroth Henry Schmulbach Charles Opperman IoAnn Carl Miss Ethel Dauphin Mary Tourajigian Richard Kalagian Pat Miller Dick Kalagian Lib Touraiigian Lawrence Tourajigian Lolly Maksudian' Arnold Maksudian Stella Touraiigian Page Sixty three THE ESTLIAN Nathan Melton Franklin Robinson Bob Bremerkamp lim Downs William Domescik Charles Baugh Ray Wayne Paul Ladas Noel Woolley Mary Ann Montague Betty Delassus Thelda Weiss Mary Ellen Oliver Betty lane Doebert Delores Rae Eisenstein Virginia Keller Doris lean Baldwin Marilyn Zimmerman Ray Katzmark Anna Prineas Marvin Shoeman Patricia Martin Evelyn Martin Dorothy Rosson Bob Schnaidt Richard Zeiss lack Corncross Eileen Petroff leanne Sheppard Kay Borders Robert Ienkins lean Reiss Maxine Lindsey Pat Sodler Denny Harris Bob Woodall luanita Austin Helen Tallent Mildred Kerwin Nora Ruth Bennett Caroline Sak Iohn Zabel Georgia Minasion Robert Barone Frederic Leiner Irene O'Dell Toddy Tohn Mr. L. Ellis Stanton Fisher Lee Defenbaugh Donald Hilliard Bill Kratky Page Szxty-four BOOSTERS d THE ESTLIANH Wallace Phillips Tom Hubbard Bill Roberts Lieut. Iames L. Wilkerson Pvt. Melvin D. Crenshaw Donald Hudgins Dick Dunlap Edward Makarewicz Michael Ganousis Daphne Goldsmith lack Clark Don Boehne Lorraine Bixhorn Mr. B. R. Hudgins Mrs. B. R. Hudgins Clarence C. Simpson Bob Bremerkamp Helen lustice Rosemary Iohnson Marjorie Stovall - Betty Ann Drury Melvin Gray Dorothy Cook Lloyd Iustice Mildred Curran . Bessie Chaney t Miss Minta Ellington Gail Boyd Helen Keyser Flora May Sparn Ruth Mueller Betty Bott Lois Hammon Miss Ruth Davis Shirley Moschelle Arthur Kennedy George Kennedy Doris Cleveland Wanda Gunter Freddy Powell Franklin Robinson Marian Cook Roy Sculley Miss Edna Abernathy Betty Adams Doris Trice Margy Stemm George Vartanian Ruth Morgan Nancy Crow Nadine Whitt Eileen Williams Evelyn Dobyns Dorothy Cross Treva Deason Virginia Fiddelke Emoqean Smith Frances Griness Rex P. Fletcher, Ir. Ray Katzmark Charles Sumner Milford Sims Phil Burris Lyle Dickey lames Downs Marion Mirring Lee Deferrbaugh Thomas Egan Elizabeth Baker Dorothy Baldwin Evelyn Dobyns Betty Mize Paul Apostol Rex Carr Lorraine Beckman Lois Freudenberg Lucille Hayden Helen Schreiber LaVerne Helm lane Wondolowski Robert Byers Richard Bogardus Harriet Wondolowska Calvin Walker Don Richardson Ierry Grodsky Arlena Bragg Roberta Hood Charlene Baldridge luanita Hubert Gloria Liles Myrtle Downey Margaret Beretz Marian Cook Albert Dauer Rex P. Fletcher Earl Meehan Iohnny Eloff Ralph Condon Esther Braun Ruby-Vida Bristol Doris Bowen Frieda Bradshaw u .J E