Edwardsville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Edwardsville, IL)

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I OHN I-'OX nhhlmi... Fox or Wolf . . it's all the same. BETTY IANE FLETCHER ..Bab... Dancing is wondertul recreation. X .f .W -- I MA RSODNICK Ma Leave me itoiiiysell cmd I'll get along. CHESTER HARRIS Chu l'll be merry and free- l'll be sad for nobodeef' CLETUS HENRY .-ned.. Tain't orange: it's red. I I . -. Wi LLA . M.. A hand aide rugged man. ll Class PAYE FRICKENSTEIN Frickie A pleasant smile, a gracious way, thus she always has her way. ELSIE IOANNA GODDARD Goddard Never ready, always late, but she smiles . . and so we wait. LAWRENCE FINKE linkie Why should l study and make myself mad? IEANNE GODFREY Boots' ' Oh gee-now where are my glasses? 7 f . .fy 1 La A 'GREEN j : by 'Q So std d a 1 ' , boi rous n .. V ' fllw rw U IEANNE HARRIS B er! l am. seeking a man. BENNETT HENSLEY nnump.. Our Mr. Five by Five. A LD HOGUE Mittens Iso ? I know all bout X . it l EDWIN GERHNG ..Ed.. 'Tis hey I know him by his gait. Nouns RA 4, : ' nd word or e rw VERNEDA HILL , I tell the teachers. A M up .1 RALPH HEEPKE Napoleon The build of Li'l Abner with the antics ot Dog- wood. 19 The Sophomores griped him and freshies got in his hair Before very long his Seniorship was gained And graciously over all the rest he reigned. As an alumnus now in the outside world To the winds his banner of prestige is unfurled a.

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,.. , . - Which in his heart now holds a space. A freshman he was for only one year From then on He's a Sophomore came to his ear As a Iunior lad he was Very debonair MAXINE COLB ERT MuckieK 'll have heard the ' t- inqale hersenf' fifth LEONA DEI-IN A typewriter is a good companion. X, 'N f pm LEONARD DURHAM Len l'm tor the Marines all the way. CAT E 'I 1 uthv.. Have you ever been to Worden? E RS FLORA LEE ENGELKE ..Dod.. Not stepping o'er the bounds of modesty. WILMA KATHRYN ENGELKE Willie Prairietown? Where's that? l8 ff UV fd -.1 EDNA LEE CLARK Lily Don' yo all make fun of my accent. WALTER LUDWIG DUVALI.. Ir. ..Nip.. I have heard Uncle Sam's call NORMA DUSTMANN Annie Ulnnocence abounds . U h man Navy 1 , ADRIAN CHISTE Christy Very chic and petite. LORETTA IEAN DIERKES Dirk A red head with a beautiful disposition. WILB UR DUSTMAN ' 'Wib ' ' A man's a man lor all that. J UBGNY.. 'lSay, girls, have you heard the latest? Gronmm I AM marry rzusrsnmnn HELEN EBERHART Curly To please others is my aim. BERNADINE FOEHRKALB Bem' ' Say, kid, what's new? Lu ERN DS o d only type. MARY VIRGINIA FOEHRKALB ucimw.. l'm a GAA girl. Senior

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' up-Q, . Li . 1 V .Ax will as l a Q . .W . ' t 1 6' 1 Fifth 4 f-. tl 5 i ran f H v- ti We are going to miss the old place in the future. In the spring the trucks humming along the highway, that make it so hard for the teach- ers in the south end to be heard, I' X . IUNE HARING' 'l'm new here. If N W ERWIN IAMES HOSTO . . lim. , The best men are those who say the least, NORMA HANSER Norm Oh, for some good re- porters. BERNARD HUELSKAMP B umps' ' There may be a better man than I-but l doubt it. ZZWTLAQMJ CHARLES HARBRY Chuck This army life. -.. DOROTHY IELLEN Where duty leads, I tollow. MARY LOUISE KENT Kansas City Kitty Nothing is ever achieved without enthusiamf' 3 D K t ldon e ' rden men are strong. 20 BILL IENKINS ' 'Ienlxs Never t?J his gaze on woman bent, MARY IO KELLERMAN ' 'Kelly' ' lust look me over, but don't overlook me. THEODORE R. KETCHAM ...redn Sigh no more ladies, sigh no more. EMMALENE KAUFMAN ..EmmY.. llBookkeeping genius. MW HE N HOMANN Silence is more musical than any sound, DONALD ANDREW HUENEMEIER Heinie Napoleon was a little man, N y X 2 t HELEN IEREB Helen' ' To do good rather than be conspicuous. CRYSTAL KENNECKE Chris Say kid, did you come to EHS. to study? ,I xi ' M y IVAN xmn. If. snug.. Bewarel I may yet do something sensational. NORMA LEE LANTERMAN Noxmey I Senior 1