Edwardsville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Edwardsville, IL)

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Table| Of Contents Faculty Freshmen Sophomores Juniors Seniors Homecoming Sports Activities Advertisements

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Tiger Yearbook| Staff Editor-In-Chief Karen Meyer Business Manager Staff Tracy Hartzel Ellen Ladd Lori Marks Terri McCarty Donna Menoni Kathy Meyer Senior Section Samantha Cathi Gagliardo-Editor Paolucci Kathy Firsching Jill Pifer Anne Holderread Debbie Sullivan Circulation Manager Dawn Sullivan Photographers Andy Koepke-Senior Chris Brammeier : Cathy Forsting Advisor Greg Giedeman Mrs. Bonnie Enoss Darrell Meek Eric Nordhauser Dawn Van

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Remember Hurricane Alicia The devasting hurricane Alicia grew from a tropical storm in the Gulf of Mexico on Tuesday, August 16, 1983. Alicia strengthened in size and power with every hour that passed by. Protective measures were taken to decréase the amount of destruction that was to come. A portion of Galveston was protected by a levee built to withstand eighteen feet waves. People who lived in mobile homes were asked to evacuate. Businesses were boarding up their When . . .. EHS School Mascot On Tuesday September 6, 1983 Ed wardsville High School students found the school had a new mascot. Herbie, the eighty pound fiberglass Hereford steer had been taken from Edwards- ville Frozen Foods and placed on top of the school building. The last time Herbie was taken was over ten years ago when he ended up in a farmers field. August 18, 1983 windows and doors to protect their investments. On Thurs- day, August 18, 1983 hurricane Alicia crashed into the Texas and Louisiana coasts sending sheets of rain through windows and doors with devastating winds reaching near 115 mph. Because of Alicia’s eye being off centered, more heavy thunderstorms and rains attacked the area after Alicia crossed the coastline