Edwardsville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Edwardsville, IL)

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r.- og' .r yr P rf, . A f N .. .y mg! A x IL 1:5 ,A 5 BETTY LOU AHRENS Betty Lou A voice full of music and expression. EVELYN AHTH weve.. Don't'rl1sh me, boys. I i I 1 DOUGLAS BRASE Doug Girls, don't bother me. milf BOB BAHTLETT Smoky My heart is wholep my fancy tree. Go way, lit- ile girl, don't bother me. Ea Hy the Belle 62 Glen Crossing. . ' - . Y MILB URN ARTH DOlYS'AKlAMlI 'Ackey , l Mil Why do girls shun me? . SHIRLEY BABDEIMEIER HE BRAN - Shirley 6 if . -- , 1' ' - Som doy I wil ke egg lgiuimmer myself known. mc N, 1 ' A X RAYMOND 51,555 CHARLES BRADEN Ray Charlie Hey, le-et, where ya UA speedy man from going with that boy? Worden. BOB BLUMBEHG Bob DOROTHY BRYANT Punk l've added Whitsell to my name. V Bashliil? Are you kid- din? , u . 1, Ni WN gy . :QB ' 'fi , H5391-D FEACK HAROLD Burns AR LD BEKEMEYEH H Blackie ..Hobo.. ..Beky.. When love and duly The harder I try to be Blessings on thee little . . Clqshf lelwlhe duly go gooderp the worser I man. ' ' 1, , to smash. cm,-1 . 7 n JJ . J - I .v 7 l , :Q If 1 Q ,x EUGENE BAFTEI-S WAI. AR L I vrcron nzcxsn H -Eugg - r ' ..Hunk.. Procrasllnmwn is the Girl ke me llus- The man who tried to lhlef of mme' t re .' do nothing and succeed- : I ed. ' C 'U A freshie green os grass could be Wcrndered in ond soid to me, Pardon my good mon but is this where A fellow can Corrie, study, laugh ond ne're 16 Senior

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It OFFICERS HAROLD BLACK President HAROLD HOGUE Vice-President MARY IO KELLERMAN Secretary-Treasurer Uui Retiring Residents Freshmen? Indeed we were when we entered this large building tour years ago. Green? Not too green We are proud to report. We knew there were no elevators, escalators, or 'rain checks, so we considered ourselves quite intelligent. We took kidding in our stride, even liked it a little. The fun poked at us was taken good-naturedly, so we were permitted to enter to an ob- scure existence as Sophomores the next term. Soon We blossomed into proud and gracious Iuniors. We loved our teach- ers and stood in awe of the mighty Sen- iors. We Went ahead in our quiet Way, biding our time until We would be Kings of Tigertown and gain the cov- eted title offered. For a year now we have gloried in our Seniorship. We have led the stu- dent body in activities social and cur- ricular, our athletic teams have won for us praise and fame. We have lived a glorious life in this, our E.H.S. of '42 and '43, and We are certain you will hear of the fame of the never-to-be- forgotten class of 1943, as we join the ranks of the proud alumni.

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qi 4 r B BR R BERNICE BAIGQT . mb.. nnelnie.. ' el g od an dilier- Full aygentlejkindness nt.' he! lo s and language def f, 4 I PEGGY BXGHAM CARL JOSEPH PDQ BROCKMAN School is such a bo e. B:-ocky 7 1 So beautiful cmd brigh 4 t K f bq s 1 1 MARIAN BIVENS MARIE BAS-r Bivsns ..Mm,Y.. Everything is so puz- zling. EDNA BOUSE Edna Mrs,-if you please. 0-1-sfQ,9.7 805--v LILLlAN HiOTEVOGEL ' 'lphdx-ty I cam :among you here so sud nly. D IL sses 5 n be attrac- tiv . Giggling makes the world go 'round. ' 1 K, GERMINE BRAUNDMEIER Brandy What sweet delight a quiet life affords. X . X. La A B DllVELL wiYRBethHg Little-but oh, my. '. v I X il 'I' i-LpMAs c LG E f'Pal iv P H wh s ' ' A 1 have HO . Glass hi Pr' P wir. Snhqsyiu U 1 ul , ilnifll hgigl- yowiruow I was MARYANN BRYANT ' 'Maryann' ' A lieutenant in the hand is worth ten ' . P vates anywhere. M , ,W if IUNE BAUMGARTN gir -wise and er- wise, K ' 1 ELEANOH MARIE BURLE Burly Write me as one who loves his tellowmenf' W IUDITH BHUNWORTH -1-1...t,, fl y Nature made her D should, t t bad a not t ,I I it ff' ,zf Ja xi f MYRLN COOPER ..MaC.. Oh, yes, l'm here. 17 6 XG' 3' 1 .4 ' I 4 if , . ,R llfgm Leave unless he choose to do? That was before this young man who, Entered EI-l.S. four short years ago Had growen to love the dear old place