Western Military Academy - Recall Yearbook (Alton, IL)

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COX, ROBERT Ahcola, III . Entered ’23. Band ’23-4-5. Shrapnel Staff ’24. Orchestra ’24. Corporal ’23. Cox is a Band man. He is a well accomplished musician and therefore a great asset to the band. We wish him well and are sorry to see him leave Western. DUNHAM, R. WILLIAM St. Loris, Mo. Entered 1920. Shrapnel Staff ’23-4. Recall Staff ’25. 2nd Foot-ball team. Corporal ’23. . Sergeant ’24. 1st Lieutenant ’25. One Pounders ’23. Red Club. Bill’s a real sport. In his four years at Western he has indeed established a record in the Military work. He has graduated 1st lieutenant. We hope the same success will follow him in life and that he will reach the pinnacle of fame. DEVOTI, ANDREW St. Loins, Mo. Entered 1923. Blue Club ’25. Third Platoon ’25. Orchestra ’24-5. Devoti, another orchestra man, is indeed a great help to the organization. He is a quiet, self -reserved sort of a fellow. With him you can never be sad for wherever he goes joy follows. Page T i»enl )-nine

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The Class of 1925 BOGGIANO, M ERL ANDREW, | A St. Louis, Mo. Entered 1923. Corporal ’25. First Football ’23-4. Red Club ’23-4. Every one knows the name of “ Boggie, ” as it does not only bring to one’s mind the name of a likable chap but also of one who lias light and perserverance. The name he has won in football is to be envied. Best wishes for success Boggie. BRENNER, LOUIS Hot Springs, Ark. Entered 1923. Sergeant ’25. Corporal ’24. Bine Club ’25. Brenner’s record shows what good hard work will do. It is a record to be proud of. He always does his best no matter what he tackles. Good luck old man. BURTON, MAURICE Parsons, Kansas Entered 1922 Blue Club ’25. Glee Club ’24 Burton is a man who can be relied upon. In losing him we lose a good man. Page T tuenty-eighl

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The Class of 1925 BROWN, RUSSEY, AS Hot Springs, Ark. Entered 1924. Blue Club ’24. 3rd Platoon ’24. Brown is a one rear man who entered Western for the purpose of making a record in the Academic Department as well as the Military. Not only has he succeeded in both, but he has succeeded in making a vast amount of friends. CHANNER, S. GEORGE, I AS», AA Glencoe, III. Entered 1921. Shrapnel Staff ’24 5. Drill Medal ’23. Platoon Medal ’25. Corporal ’23. Sergeant ’24. Lieutenant ’24-5. 2nd Football ’24-5. 2nd Basketball ’25. First basketball ’25. Glee Club ’22-3-4-5. Dance Committee ’25. Memorial Committee ’25. Golf Team ’24. Better known as “Chick” and a name to be envied. “Chick” is a real sport. Channel- has made many friends at Western who are going to lose a real man. Channel- ’s success lies in the fact that his character is full of sincereness, and a true staunchness. DONNELLY, .7 AMES .JEFFERSON, i A , AA St. Louis, Mo. Entered 1923. Swimming ’23-4-5. 1st. Foot ball ’25. Swimming Captain ’25. “Jeff” is a fellow who will always be popular wherever he goes. He has that gift of making friends that is to be envied. It can easily be said that “Jeff” will be a big success when he leaves Western. Page Thirty