Edwardsville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Edwardsville, IL)

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Mr. Cleaon Etzkorn Miss Carla Gewe Mr. A. M. Gibson Miss Esther Goeddel Miss Mildred .H lbruegge Miss Lorraine Hatscher Miss Elia Helm Miss Joan Hunter fuoviil-5 ' f ! 'af 4 lkf di , 41-f ' 44 4 , W , J UA n ,f an If l'Yl0fLC MB. CLEAON ETZKOBN, B. MUS., is re- sponsible ior the extra coloring at pep assem- blies with the go-get-'em music played by our band. Is Quo Vadis the question? Then ask MISS CABLA L. GEWE, M. A., our Latin teacher, for the answer. She also sponsors the Latin Club. MB. A. M. GIBSON, M. S., supplies the Freshmen with the necessary scientific knowl- edge to tace the world. He also directs the selling ot Tiger ads. Bringing to lite, throughout the year, the colorful scenes ot our American History is Work ot MISS ESTHEB GOEDDEL, M. A. She also keeps the movie projector spinning. , Rankin , Rfin , MISS MILDRED I-IALBBUEGGE, B. S., coaches girls' sports and directs the ever pop- ular G. A. A. Her Physical Education classes are said to be rugged, but fun. MISS LOBBAINE I-IATSCHEB, M. A., teaches English to the Sophomores and Creative Writ- ing to the Seniors. She deserves much credit tor her guidance in the publication ot the Tiger Times. MISS ELLA HELM, M. A., is familiar to all students in Plane and Solid Geometry. She co-sponsors the Math Club and is a sponsor oi the Sophomore I-Ii Tri. MISS IOAN HUNTER, M. S., teaches the interesting subject ot Biology and co-sponsors the popular Science Club. Seventeen

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acukg Sixteen M ss Nellie Al I Arthur A pp ll Mx J mes Loy Mr. George Briggs M ' Alice Crocker M G ac C ' gh Biffle ' 2515 L r Dean of Girls Miss Elsie Sloan wma.. , . . . l Our Dean of Girls is MISS ELSIE SLOAN, M. A. This job keeps her very busy, but she also teaches several English classes and is the sponsor of Senior Hi Tri. MISS NELLIE ALEXANDER, M. S., maintains popular Algebra and Math classes, but besides this full-time job also sponsors F. T. A. and is co-sponsor of the Math Club and Freshman Hi Tri. MR. ARTHUR APPRILL, M. A., very ably teaches a variety of the Social Studies offered. He also sponsors the Freshman Hi Y. Classes in Chemistry, Physics, and Practical Math have kept MR. IAMES LOY, M. S., busy during his first year here. MR. GEORGE S. BRIGGS, B. S., has frequently high lighted assemblies with entertainment by the A Cappella Choir and mixed Choruses. MRS. ALICE CROCKER, M. A. better known as Peaches , sees that her English and Speech classes receive the proper attention. The newly organized Dramatics club is under her sponsorship. MISS GRACE CUNNINGHAM, M. A., is always kept busy teaching Spanish and French. Besides both language clubs, the Iunior Hi Tri is also under her capable leadership. n

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Dean ot Boys Mr. Warren Harris A Mr. Richard Hutt Mrs. Betty Lange Mr. A. E. Lim ,j Mr. Joe Lucca, , ' Myst Eiisanel M'1 NNIY. J. er V It J l r' 'Ill I N Mr Eighteen MR. WARREN E. HARRIS, B. oi Ed., is the Dean oi Boys and football coach. Along with these duties, he is also the instructor oi the Driver Training classes. MR. RICHARD K. HUTTON, B. S., is the gym and health instructor tor the boys. He acts as an assistant in coaching football and basket- ball. MRS. BETTY LANGE, B. MUS., eiiiciently operates her classes in General Business and Bookkeeping besides coaching our champion cheer leaders. It the dinning noise ot typewriters meets your ears, it is surely coming from the typing classes ot MR. A. E. LITTLE, M. A. A rnan with a iull-time job is MR. ICE E. LUCCO, M. A., who teaches Social Science subjects and coaches basketball and baseball. As sponsor oi the Tiger, MRS. ELISABETH MILLER, M. A., is constantly working to pro- duce a yearbook to top the last. She does not, nevertheless, neglect her Mechanical Drawing classes. MR. I. D. MILLER, M. ED., provides E. H. S. with skilled shop rnen Wand also skilled tennis players.