Edwardsville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Edwardsville, IL)

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And the little jaunts taken afterwards or is that jointsl Oh well, The hep-cats on the stage at noon, swinging to records of Goodman and Grey, while the boys sit in awe or disgust, Whichever suits them. All this and much more. I OSEPI-I LOUIS SPERANDIO Duder Thema ain't no use to q imbe and compl 1 'S -'xlfh' N STURGEON turge ' came alter Man and 's been alter him e e moe. MARGUERITE THREEWITT I Cuddles . l'll wake his pwn up yet. I , IJ M I' ' I J . if .11 f J N , J ' I . 'l JJ x ,' -l ,I v ' ALVIN UI-IE ..Uhe.. lt l did say some hing, y o u wouldn't e me, .Fl It iw f l . U bg of , LQ.-If . iff JALICE WEIDNER Alicia And who is this crea- ture man, that l should be mindful ot him? KENNETH WOOD Kenny A student cmd a gentle- man. 24 GERALDINE STAHLHUT A ..GenY., Nl could be a Powers model RUTH MARYANN SUHRE Rough As quiet as a mouse is she, and yet no trap has caught her. , Rx! Y GEORGIA TRAULSEN x George J Sorrv fellas, l work till if ten o'clock ELMER C. UNTERBRINK Iohnny l would have to tall tor a city girl ,, 4' Q MARY IANE WIDENER ..Mm,Y.. l know a little about men ti ZWZ, RO RT GIUS Bob F t table of my me , l'll wipe all tilt IACK HENRY TAKE I redie i'And then hw will talk- good gosh' how he will talk GEORGE IOI-IN TALICK Talick The world could not ao on without me BETTY TROESCI-I Betty Poets alone should kiss and tell VIRGINIA VOYLES Ginnie Ulndependent, always I, of I I he ROBERT WHITE Whitie ' l work at the Wildeyf' AR UH RLES ZIKA Zeke l n is nd mast t ' Senior

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O MARILYN AHN Mai n Do you ean Wool- ' VERA SCHAAKE ..v.. A good housewife she will make. BILL SCHNEIDER Polly My chiel ambition is to get by, ERNIE KEITH f',v-f' V SEDLACEK 4 Gilder 1 A he-man. 'vffg I . f . 'lf J- 'V ROSE MARIE SHANNON Butch Aren't Uncle Sam's boys nice? fi ox A -MILD RO SSEL Mil' - o nat a ood must j ' . KENNY SCHEIBAL She-balls There must be hard work in him tor none ever comes out. RAI-X ON usChOll I'm not as innocent as l look. SUZANNE DEE SENTENNE usue.. You'll do, little girl. THEODORA S ASHEK Te y ' I leave wit ack. wardl lc. C 1 ' fx ly . 'Ill EVE!-YN SEJVR ' EDNA smnxs -Eva, ' Us k .. U l H Q5 I par y A gill Ol mls m ! l would be friends with ner. X' Youff . all ll! A 'f fp f x Class BRICE L. SAYERS Brice Me and Glen . . we're pals. REINHARD SCHMIDT Smitty 'Seldom seen, seldom heard. LAWRENCE DOUGLAS SCHULZE ' 'Fish' ' Hope I tall downstairs before I get to class to take that test. SHIRLEY SHAFER Shirt A quiet, unassuming girl. RALPH SHILLATO Ralph Dis here is me. BETTY IUNE SOMERLADD Somer 'An all-American girl. 23 Tv tor dancing, ping pong, small talk, and big talk, not forgetting the hallway assortment of ever faithfuls. No one forgets the last big fling with next years big boys entertaining.

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DOROT Y BRYANT I'v add Whitsell m ' VIRGINIA WHEAT ' ' Ginny Marriage rs woncleriulf' ,A ..F . to IS slo G g is beti r an Stermon The fair, the chaste, the inexpressive she. FRANK ZAR OVELLA MAE STERMON , is W- RUFUS WILLIAM RAMSEY Bud Such c way wrth wom- en ' m SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES . . ROLAND BAUER Army hie icxscmcxtes me. ROBERT PARKER 1 foil to see the point. IN MEMORIAM . . . WILLIAM BROWN I'm from Springfield, Missouri, ARTHUR WELCH . Hove you ever seen rne type? GLEN EYMAN A good egg. sunny side- up. MISS GRACE DAVIS DONALD WELCH Faculty Class of '44 Class Z5