Edwardsville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Edwardsville, IL)

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The ef i Acknowledgments To the various teachers, students, and friends who have aided the Staff to Write, compile, and assemble the enormous amount of copy necessary to the publication of any Annual, We desire to express our thanks and appreciation. Primarily, we wish to express our gratitude and appreciation to the Cen- tral Engraving Company for their excellent engraving and especially to M1'. Randall, who supervised and aided us in many Ways in the planning of our Annual. lt is not every Annual Staff that has the co-operation of the faculty. We were especially fortunate in this, having Mr. Krumsiek for the faculty advisor, who always rendered us so much valuable assistance. Other members of the faculty also aided us in correcting, revising and making of copy. Prominent among these were Miss Gewe and Miss Martin. In order to transcribe the necessary copy into legible form, Emily Berner, Marian Wotier and Frieda Schneider volunteered to do the typing. This was a very painstaking and tedious occupation and much credit is due them because of the splendid Way in which they handled the Work. ' Then the members of the various classes who Wrote the class histories and other articles in this issue, deserve much credit for their extremely interesting accounts. Withoixt their aid we should have failed in our ultimate effort. To Mr. Strebler, our official class photographer, who has submitted a first- class grade of photography and has willingly and cheerfully aided us when- ever We required assistance, We wish to make a special note of gratitude. 1 9 2 7 Six

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Editorial The er 'weve-Wwm 557142 Tiger Stay? Emily Berner Michael Duffy Bernard Scalan - - - - Editor Charles Erspamer - - - Business Manager Associate Editor - Assistant Business Manager Clyde Bothman ---- Athletics Mildred Macha ---- Calendar Charles Wentz - Jokes Lauretta Gerne - - - Art Mary Eaton - - - - Art Roy Fruit - - Sales Manager In fostering the publication of an Annual worthy to be called lhe Figer, thc staff has met with 111any and various obstacles. Foremost among these has been the matter of finances-the t'jinx of many Tiger Editors. In order to draw as closely as possible thc daily drama of our pulsing High School and yet keep within the dread limit, we have been forced to omit many gaudy and expensive features and to resort to utter simplicity in many respects. If you, our critics, our faculty, and our friends, feel after perusing the following pages, that this simplicity has not been utilized in vain, we shall know that wc have succeeded in accomplishing our duty. ' For our duty we saw it, lay in the necessity in giving this annual our time, attention and the best of our talents, in adapting our viewpoints to suit yours and in interpreting and setting down in so many lines the truest and the best of Edwardsville High School. This has taken much work but if you believe that this book can, in later years, open to you a vista of half-forgotten bright spots of your High School career, then we shall feel satisfied and amply repaid. 1 9 2 7 Five

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Foreword We, the Tiger Staff of '27, wish to make known in these few words our steadfast and sincere inten- tion to set forth and preserve in this, the 14th volume of the Tiger, a true picture of our school life, as well as to provide a record that will materially aid the class of '27 to remember in later years, the triumphs, the disasters, and the attachments formed during this basic cycle of their lives. 1 9 2 7 Seven