Edwardsville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Edwardsville, IL)

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'V' ' ,N 1 V-we W R . ' l f' , 1 I I J me 5 i if Aipiiviiiiiii'i1i'iis.ClfiM.Giiijiipiii1i . xxsyjdkfbts MR. GEORGE F. BROCK You've all heard the name, George Brock. lt's quite a popular name out here at Edwardsville High School. For George Brock is principal of E. H. S. Mr. Brock is friendly, kind and, above all, practical. He puts his practical knowledge to use in dealing with everyday problems which regularly confront him. A conscientious atmosphere surrounds Mr. Brock, and he is always interested in the students' welfare. This combined with a firm hand make him largely responsible for the smooth running order of our school. MR. DONALD F. LEWIS Unlike the perpetual man of whom it is said, Jack of all trades, Master of None, Mr. Donald Lewis is indeed master of his many trades here at E. H. S, Mr. Lewis has a fine personality and has a wide range of interests, from sponsoring the year book to being Dean of Boys. ln between, Mr. Lewis also finds time to sponsor the Tiger-Times, the school newspaper, and, in ad- dition, being the active sponsor of the Hi-Y. Mr. Lewis handles all these jobs remarkably well, so well that he is about alla student could ask for in the way ofa fine man, a good friend, an expert teacher and a wonderful organizer. MISS ELSIE .l. SLOAN Although being Dean of Girls is Miss Elsie Sloan's foremost activity, it is by no means her only one. It is true she keeps a watchful eye on the girls of Edwardsville High School and serves them valuable, practical advice, but Miss Sloan also is the chief sponsor of the Hi-Tri, of which some 250 girls are members, and she teaches three periods each day.

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lDllUllR SfIl2llHlllDlDlll5 6lllJllDlllDA'Jllf . H. S. COULD NOT RUN so smoothly and efficiently without the co-operation of the school board. They see that we receive the best in- structors for each subject and that the necessary equip- ment is at hand. Mr. George Little is president and Mr. Clyde Fruit is secretary. The other members are Mr. Clyde Hartung, l Mr. E. J. Ballweg, Mr. Lester Brockmeier, Dr. W. B. Cox, and Mr. Harry Hanser. Mr. E. L Alexander, as superintendent of Edwards- ville schools, has a tremendous job, but one that has proved himself capable of handling with great efficiency. Mr, E, L, Alexander Mr. Alexander is a friend to all, young and old. f Top--Left to right: Mr. Edward J. Ballweg, Mr. Lester Brockmeier, and Dr. W. B. Cox. Bottom-Left to right: Mr. Clyde Fruit, Mr. Harry Hanser, Mr. Clyde Hartung, and Mr. George Little.

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BRASS lDllFllFllllElllfpllRS SENIOR President ,T ,. .,.,., . Richard Eck Vice-President ,.V.,......,,V., Donald Gray Treasurer r,r.rr....,r Maxine Schaefer Secretary ,i... ,. Mary Mateyka SOPHOMORE President ., .r...., .i... .i.., F r ed Mohri Vice-President ri.,. ,r,..r G eorge Metcalf Treasurer ,r,. ., ,..,....... . Danny Eilers Secretary , . Roland Brurnmit l6 JUNIOR President .....i, 4. . John Trebing Vice-President .T ...,.r.,..., Patsy Ohl Secretary-Treasurer . Joan Highlander FRESHMAN President ,......,. .i.V. ....,. D o nald Helfer Vice-President .tr.......,.,. Pat Berleman Secretary - Treasurer ..,., Camilla Smith