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

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of EAST ST. Louxs SENIOR HIGH Scuo OL PQ E1 OUR FACULTY COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT I-IARRIET BOLINGER ETI-IEL DAUPI-IIN MARY LOUISE DORR CLYDE GOIN LENORE I-IUBER A. D. OZIVIENT A H M A .Ml V' 5 2 if L..1. MUSSELMAN Zcmflaf, 1.141 WL! !J4SwJfz,f E035 PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPSARTMENT LEONA MENESTRINA LEWIS L. DEI-INER WIRT DOWNING E030 HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT VESTA BOYD HELEN FITZSIMMONS E03 MUSIC DEPARTMENT ROSEMARY GREENE E. C. TILLOTSON ALICE GILLESPIE - - EDNA ABERNATH - ,X- ' Q,,,f ,f , ,K w- X 1'-' -1.11. Art Instructor - Librarian

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OU THE ESTLIAN A JANUARY 1945 C LASS R FACULTY ENGLISH DEPARTMENT MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE CLARA ALLEN X DEPARTMENT i 4 M FRANK BACGN L CECILIA EX -Cwlw' W ,I A A MGQQOGWWIB W! FLORENCE CLUTE ' Qu' E. O. DANIELSO - CATHERINE HOWLETT Q! E, L, FISHE E. S- LEE? I J, I. W. CALRREATH O ANNE LILL RACHEL KUEHN X , EDITH MASTERS IULIAN NEILLQM-Ylowl ESTHER REEB DOROTHY PANN D. C. SAUER R- F- PANN FLORENCE SCI-IMALE Muwv- 5- LILLIAN TEETER T. G. LWATERSTQN FOREIGN LANGUAGES FLORENCE ZAHNOW DEPARTMENT4 RUTH DAVIS ' E03 ARTHUR DELANO FLOSSIE FLETCHER ESTHER JONES. VIRGINIA SAIINDERS ELEANOR RUZZELL WIVJG SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT SCOTT Ii. ALVIS FRANCIS E. CULLEN . . Ewa, LYCURCUS ELLIS If QLUML' RUTH A. LIENESCH INgggggI1fLwE?.TS S4f1luEFFIE MAXEYfHul'W'-Sf-00 O L H1 G GINS RUTH MUNGER W. MORRIS IONES PEARL RETNHETMER R. H. KENAGY REULAH SFRECHER - JAMES KLA-UCK OTTO THORNDAL F. T. LAUCHLIN If J' ,Nm

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Page Twelve THE ESTLIAN F7 JANUARY 1945 CLASS ln lllcmoriam Students and faculty members alike will lonq mourn the loss of one of their most steadfast friends, Mr. L. I. Musselman, who for twenty-three years was a teacher in the Commercial Department at the East St. Louis Senior High School. ln his classroom on Friday morning, November 17, Mr. Musselman was stricken by a cerebral hemorrhage, and died a few hours later at a local hospital. lf there be such a thinq as immortality, certainly some part of it is com- prised of the ideals and attitudes, and the emphasis upon human decencies which one in his brief span on earth is able to instill into the hearts and minds and souls of those who pass within the province of his constructive influence. We know that such immortality has been achieved by Mr. Musselman, for his memory shall live--fresh, vibrant, inspiring-in the hearts of students and friends whose numbers are leqion. No qreater tribute can be paid than the assertion of the universal conviction which he inspired-that he was a friend: and better still, that he was a MAN.