Edwardsville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Edwardsville, IL)

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Twelve The cast of l+lclwarclsville High School was an exceptional one this year. lt included the great stars of thc production, the Seniors, the Juniors or unclerstuclies, the Sophomores or stagehands, and last hut not least, the l reshmen or ushers, who are just completing their first year of a t'oul'-year stanml here in E. ll. S. VVe, thc Seniors, have enjoyed immensely the l'our years on this stage. lt has heen fun to work with the rest of the cast. lligh School has heen a fino mixture of work and play. XVe have worried about exams, hut we have also tllrilleil at the thought ot' a class play or a foothall prom. As the curtain falls on the Grand Finale of our Senior year, we want those who stay to know that we wish them much success. NVQ- also want to thank the faculty for all they have clone to make these four years happy ones that we will remember long after the curtain falls and the footligrhts are climmecl. The Class of 1945 . . . . we Cars!

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Fourteen SE IOR CLASS WILL N BILL AKSAMYT eave to find a girl worthy of me. SHIRLEY AL ANDER, leave my lipstick to Betty Schroeder. DORIS ARBO H, leave my quiet disposition to Mary Kay O'Connell. VIRGINIA BACKS, leave to take up my life with Bill. LEWIS BADALAMENTI, leave to help tend bar. MARILYNN BAGBY, leave my terrible temper to Virginia Engelke. BERNEICE BARDELMEIER, leave to become a 4-H leader. SHIRLEY BARTEL'S, leave to put New Douglas on the map. RICHARD BEARDEN, leave my curly hair to Kenny Gehrig. BOB BECK, leave to enter my horse in the Kentucky Derby.' ROSEMARY BECK, leave my position as Editor to some unsuspecting Junior. CELIA BEKEMEYER, leave my little brother to keep the Pontiac rolling. OLIVER BLOEMKER, leave after just getting used to the place. KENNETH BLOTEVOGEL, leave all my women to Buddy Shepard. CARL BRASE, leave-I hope. DICK BRIDWELL, left-last October. BETTY BROWNING, leave so the boys of E. H. S. can get some rest. DALE BUCK, leave with Marie. SHIRLEY CARTER, leave to become a photographer's model. GEORGE CHARPON, leave so I can go home. LUCILLE CONRAD, leave to become a career woman. EDWARD COOLBAUGH, leave to make the militia a he-man organization. LESLIE COOPER, leave to make a place for myself on the farm. , BOB COULTAS, leave to go get a short beer. JOYCE CRUTHIS, leave for Sorento and the love of my life. ELLA MAE DAGGETT, leave my ability to slay 'em to Sara Clark. JOHN DE PEW, leave my delicate laugh to Mr. Little. JEAN DONBROW, leave to become a sailor's wife. WESLEY EBERHART, leave a trail of broken hearts. NINA JEAN EICHER, leave my sweet disposition to Mrs. Tuxhorn. THOMAS ELLIS, leave my height to Lyle Evans. MARIE ERNST, leave-come on, Dale. BARBARA ERICKSON, leave my athletic ability to Lynnette Schroen. LOLA MAE ETZKORN, leave my strawberry blonde hair to Margaret Butler. MARILYN EVANS, leave my gum-popping ability to Miss Bergtold. MARSHALL EVANS, leave-small but mighty. ADELE FAGAN, leave my laugh to Helen Coroniotis. BEVERLY FEEZEL, leave to look for some Luckies. MARILYN FELDNER, leave for the Nurses' Corps. EDWARD FERGUSON, leave to get my hair cut. JULIA FERGUSON, leave the Student Council to find another president as capable as I. VERDA FIGGE, leave my shy disposition to my younger sister. JEANNETTE FLEMING, leave Mr. Briggs to look for another pianist. LEROY FLOOD, leave to continue to serenade the girls. DELORES FOEHRKALB, leave to wait for the navy-both of them. DON FRISBY, leave to try out my nickname of Fingers, JOYCE GOODNICK, leave-oh, yes, I was here. DUANE GROSENHEIDER, leave, 'cause when you gotta go you gotta go. MARGARET HANCE, leave Grace all alone amid the pack. CARLAN HANS, leave the Prairietown Bus without a wit. LAURA HARMON, leave to find the one who is really it. BOB HAWES, leave, never to return. JACQUELYN HENRY, leave my best wishes to Miss Helm. BILL HENTZ, leave as I came, knowing nothing. KENNETH HEINEMEIER, leave to become a world known man about town. LUCILLE HICKS, leave to get the fenders straightened out on my Chevie. BILL HOTZ, leave to become an artist. QCONTINUED ON PAGE'25D