Western Military Academy - Recall Yearbook (Alton, IL)

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We See Ourselves As Others See Us — 25 —

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Mrs. Henderson Sergeant Tarter Sergeant Aeillo Lt. and Mrs. Roth Mrs. Gould Mrs. Johnson NACHTMANN, Captain Francis W.; History, English, Dramatics 6th year St. Louis University, Harvard, University of Grenoble, France; Middlebury PANHORST, Captain Harry E.; Tactical Officer 1st year Central College, University of Missouri PERSING, Major Chester L.; Headmaster 5th year Colgate, Yale, Northwestern ROTH, Lieutenant David John; Tactical Officer • ' 1st year Shurtleff College ROTH, Mrs. D. J.; Assistant Dietician Vassar, Columbia University SAVAGE, Cptain George F.; Principal of Lower School University of Illinois, Northwestern University SCHRANTZ, Captain F. G.; Science and Adjutant Central Wesleyan College, University of Wisconsin, SUHRE, Major Henry E.; Commercial Branches Brown ' s Business College TARTER, Sergeant Cecil N.; Tactical Officer United States Army WILKINSON, Major Robert E.; Mathematics University of Missouri. WILLIAMS, Captain Newell F.; Spanish Iowa State Teachers College, University of Iowa WILLIAMS, Mrs. Newell F.; Yearbook Adviser University of Iowa 1st year 1st year 13th year University of Iowa 24th year 2nd year 39th year 12th year I Ith year Dr. McCuistion Miss Bandeen Miss Holladay — 24 —

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CO-VALEDICTORIANS DUANE W. HILL One of the finest academic records ever to be attained here at Western was that established by Duane Hill. He has had perfect semester grades six out of six possible times. Duane was a lieu- tenant in the Battalion and received several dis- tinguished military awards. He was assistant edi- tor of the RECALL, and class historian. THOMPSON TOWNSEND RAWLS This is a fitting reward for Tom ' s unexcelled academic efforts. It is only one of his many fine achievements, however. He was a leader in every field. Cadet Captain Rawls was elected co- captain of two athletic teams; he was president of the 400 ' ' Ciub and editor-in-chief of the RECALL. For the first time in the history of Western, it was necessary to select co-valedic- torians. No two better men could have been found to fulfill the requirements. CADET MAJOR AND HONOR GRADUATE T. LAZARUS PEARA Cadet Major — the highest rank in the cadet corps was awarded to Laz for his superlative work in the military field. He was outstanding in every thing that he attempted. To Peara also went the coveted Honor Graduate rating, symbolical of out- standing military leadership. — 26 —