Western Military Academy - Recall Yearbook (Alton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 202 of the 1944 volume:

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A. 0,4 .ANY 1' '--,f'?',- mf' + sw- f ??5.f2,.'Qi1'f 'QM Nf'1',f 'I+' fi:- ,. - f 1 fn 3. -11.4 -1 1. 9442. J.f.'4,. ze 5 Za .5 ,f '- :H M .q, , , M ir, , ,ff , ' Y Q ' . Vi- -Q ' 1 - ' ' 'YL5 Sw. 7 Q .ff M. . H1 ? .. S X X Wi, xx.. Q1-.-if ke idlzwgq Q. Jaw .- . ,. x,,'8 ww Qfru W . ,r Q ft li,-'X . i. gfzi f. J 5 Q ,F ,X a 1.-nw 11,11 , , A , x -2 , V 1 , V5 . Y E RECA JOHN H PCRTER EDITOR PAUL A WEEKE BUSINESS MANAGER TH 1944 LL 'Q' 15' 'k 'A' it 'A' HY J - x 5 . A s I I N I lr.. E n'1 I' qxl ' 1 I If QI ' 5' V Publlshed By lm E N OR CLA lt-lllwlrluulbf ll H? WESTERN MILITARY ACADEMY Q I I -I I ALTON I -, ILLINOIS .-JL - N , N ' S123 'Q- ' J -L I -IMNIAI1 , A' I- Q1 F54 ,WI ' U' M ll IVE- 2523 2 ,j '-I - 'I T H S E I 2' .--:I u ' -Q, ' -Skin I , 1,15-! H I '- ' ll Ks.-y.. 5- ,,.r.-xv' J L i . y , F, F A r O R b u 7 I 9 W F ,gf - X' ,HN THE MEMCRIAL GATE A cadef's firs+ view of Wesfern is The Memorial Ga+e. Through +ha+ por+al +housands of youfhs have enfered fo begun +heur prep school career and fo share fhe busy Academy life From +ha+ ga+eway af+er commence menf farewells have depar+ed hundreds of graduaies lo meei fhe chal Ienge of college busmess or fhe armed servnces Over elghi hundred Wesfern alumni are now Ih fhe armed forces of +he Umfed Sfares Tralned an leadership and mlluiary efflcuency fhey have made a gloruous record of whlch +he old school and 'lhe nahon are proud Twenfy 'lhree of +he old boys have already made fhe supreme sacrl lice for honor for rugh+ for counhy for God The Class of I944 now abou+ +o loan +ha+ courageous ba'Halron of alumna salu+es fhose coders of former years And for 'rhose who have un selfrshly given fhelr all fhe Class of I944 wlfh a pledge +o carry on fhelr noble +radrhons sounds by 2nd Lleu+ Dudley T Afkms 4 lnfanfry July I943 ls? Lveuf Douglas Boudeman 3 Amr Corps March I943 Cap? Ralph A Colby 35 lnfanfry Augusf I943 2nd Lueul Chesier P Grumm Amr Corps February I943 2nd Lleuf Carl Helmsfeffer 38 Arr Corps December l942 Sfaff Sgl J Benneff Hubbs 3l Chemucal Warfare January 944 Cap? Rex K Lafham Jr 35 Arr Corps March I943 Isl Laeul J B Lyman 38 Arr Corps May I943 Capi John L Robmson 36 Air Corps May I943 Herman Schnppers 34 Lost wufh shup off Ausfralva 2nd Lneuf Vancel Shleld Jr 38 Infantry Augusf I943 Cap! Roberl E Wmhelmeyer 36 Aur Corps Ocfober I943 A REVERENT TAPS FOR Pvi Ralph Biddle 39 lnfanfry March I944 Cap! Henri Chouleau 36 RCAF May 43 Cap? John Franclscus 25 Arr Corps May I943 Lueuf J G Edwun W Hampfon Naval Reserve January I944 AfC Howard S Henderson Amr Corps Aprnl I944 AfC Roberf W Knapp 4l Arr Corps January I944 2nd Lleuf Max Mufchell 30 lnfanrry March I944 Lleuf Commander Edward OHare 32 Naval Arr Corps December I943 Cap? Roberf W Rullroefier 34 Amr Corps March I942 2nd Lneu+ Roberf B Se ord 33 Arr Corps January I943 ueuf JG J J Strauss Navy Ocfober I943 ,nb fi T - ll Il 0- ' I . r I ' f K . ' . . I I l 1 I . A I.6 I . I. ' . , . .... ,I9 . Q a ,. Q ' ,I li X- rl L ' . . ' ,'33 ' .l. .l ' , ,'32 1 ,Q ll of 1 ' . ,' . ,'4l rf ' . , . ' . ', . I' 1' . , We BIT ., L.,..,,.. ,',. gf I I . 4, -. on '- I.U 'cp Q69 fun, - Q -..pst-A ' f y .2 , 1 2 ,s Vx 9 L' 1 . B , Emu 'A 1. .PTC ' ' ..,efQ.- - ,M , , ,A ' v A, , A 1 ,s . ,,, 'Y 'x . .gl an Q-1 A Yi .7 .V q fu' . 4 E 1 W '13 I igif I 4 1 ' in R , ,X t Q A x7 - 4 an V, M , .A , s wg - . ,1 I , ' K. V: Ji' , 1 ,. -, -f ' K ff-45 4, ' .XJ -5 37' e M 1 Wg'- '. . ,N 'I A ,VK Q 'y '44, ' 1 ., f 4 X5 4 1 vi . , ' z . , -1 tx , v 8237 Q... I 5 THE MEMORIAL GATE - TO Major Frank II Henderson Commcndun+ of Wesfern or Twenfy seven Years THE SENIOR CLASS OF I944 Dedlcaies Thus Recall As A Token Of Appreclchon An Es+eem MAJOR HENDERSON Ivlolor F N Henderson IS Ihe deon of mulnrory school commondonls an Ihe Mud dle Wesl A groduole ol Weslern Clo s I3 his whole Isle hos been ldenfllued wnrh Ihe school I-Ins coreer hos been devoled Io developing o sense of responsubsl Ihousonds of young men The members of Ihe Closs ol 44 wall always remember hrs counsel ond guud once I-Ie knows how Io be Inrm bu+ Icnr I-Ie IS o squore shooler I-Ie underslonds our problems bolh from Ihe slondpolnl of o sludenl for he wos once cl coder and from Ihe slondpoml of o Iolher ond on execuhve I-Ie supervises Ihe borroclss 'rhe mess holl ond mony ochvmes Molor Henderson as Ihe pnvol oround whom our compus Isle revolves ond Io hum Ihe Ioll of Ihe I944 RECALL grolefully ded: cores This book 'F d ily, respecl for discipline, regord for duly, monhood-in olher words, chorocler-in TABLE OF CONTENTS OPENING SECTION CAMPUS VIEWS ACADEMICS AcImlms+rahon Faculiy Academnc Year Seniors Jumors Sophomores Freshmen Lower S I1ooI MILITARY Companies MlIuI'ary Year Mlllfary Envlronmenf ATHLETICS BasIre+baII Swimming Soccer Tennis Track Baseball Rnfle Team Miscellaneous ACTIVITIES Social Life Recall Sfaff Dramahcs SI1rapneI Siaff Equnfahon Muslc Orgamzahons Clubs Cade'r Lufe KADET KALENDAR OUR FRIENDS THE ADVERTISERS 5 A k A i A 4 f' if A 'I i R ll A it 4 'A Q i A , I , . . , I4 ' . , . , I7 . . 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School Call -fhe bugle nofes so familiar +o every cadef-launches 'rhe school day a+ Wesl- ern, and also our academic seclion of fhe RECALL. If is sfill lwilighf of a win+er morning and fhe walks are glazed wifh ice, as +he bugler sounds +ha+ insisfenl summons +o classes. The busy day begins. The following pages will alfempl' +o de- picf +he rich and varied scholas+ic program of learning and development May we infroduce you lo +he facully, lhe classrooms, fhe academic organizalions, and 'the sludenfs? THE MID-DAY PAUSE AT WESTERN-ASSEMBLY Cadefs sif af aHenl'ion . Maior Henderson presides. Groups slroll leisurely 'from chapel. CAPT BUCK MAJ SUHRE CAPT SCHRANTZ CAPT HINTON ALLER Capf D F Malhemahcs Unvv ol Nebraska Qregcn Slale College ALLER Mrs D F Lrbrarran Umv ol Nebraska BUCK Capl W J Lohn and German Concordla Teachers College U of Tenn U ol Mus ourl COON Sg+ Alden B Tachcal Offrcer Pruncelon U S Army DARLING Cap+ G H Hnsfory Mornmgsvde College Univ ol lowa DECKER Prof H A Drreclor of MUSIC Glee Club Vouce CAPT GOULD Mornunaslde Co lege Oberlln Carlservalory DeWlTT Capf W J Sclence Albion College DURHAM Prof W E Band Dlreclor Orcheslra Berea College Unmv of Oklahoma EBLE Miss Vrrgrma Nurse rn Charge of Hospr+al Barnes Ho pulal of Sl Lours GAGE Cap+ J R Spanish and French Cenlral College Nalnonal Umv ol Mexlca GLADDING Capf H C Prlncrpal of ower School Univ ol Toledo Norlhweslern Unxv CAPT ALLER ACULTY AND STAF n n 27+ S Y1 YGCF year year year year year year year year year year CAPT GAGE CAPT GREEN CAPT RoBlNsoN CAPT M GAY I 8 l - U F F .I ...- ' , , , za . . .-5 ' , za , ' .H ..- ' I 4, h b, . .- 7 H l S ls+ I A, .- 'I A ,. Isl N ,V 5 . 'V ', , ' Isl' ,I Q . , . A .. .. ls'I' , . . .j- ' . lf I . .Hg 1 I . M . C. .- D 4 za y , .- '4 L 15+ FF l CAPT DeWlTT CAPT DARLING CAPT SCHAFF CAPT GLADDING GOULD Capl F V SoclalScle'1ce and Ma+h James Mlllmlcrn Unix Washlnglon Umv GOULD Mrs F V Mechanical Drawing Ar+ Club James Mnllllcm Univ Chicago Arl lnshlule GREEN Capf W H Ma+hemahcs and Scuence E lll Slale Teachers College U ol lllm GREEN Mrs W H Lower School Siudy Hall E lll Slale Teachers College HENDERSON Mal F N Commandanl HENDERSON Mrs F N SoclalD1ec'for Boslon Unlv Umv ol Chlcaao HINTON Cap? W M English Publ cahons Sponsor Soulhern Umversuly U ol Mnssouru Washuhglon U JACKSON Col R L Supernnrendenf Surllell College Prwrcelorw Harvard KIBBY Mrs Ber+a L Dlrec+or of Adrnlssnons LIMBACH Miss Alberla Dlehhan Ballle Creelc Coluea Columlomo Umv MAGEE Mal G M Secrefary Treasurer A+hlc+nc Du Darmoulh Tuclc School ol Busrness Admwmsrrahon McCAY Cap? R D Englush Grmnell College CORP SUTHERLAND LIEUT PROETZ rec+or Fl I'1 27l1 27+ 33rd 7+ year year year year year year year year year year year year CAPT PITT SGT COON l 9 Lueur PEARCE Prior DECKER , Q. .-5 ' ' . I .. 9'rh , .A .-I ' ' .- 9+h , . . .-. ' ' , 2 d . . . . ' ols , . . .- 2 d , '. . .- l ,E . -. .-I ' 'r , h y , .n . .- ' ,u In ' H 9lh , . .- ' .' ' I h , ' - ' ' 'y H . , lsf , 1 . .-C -I , I Q 'I ' 6+h , . . .- ' Is+ -1 - PROF DURHAM DR McCUlSTION MRS GOULD MRS ALLER MCCUISTION Dr H P Physician Q ma Ml n fx we Umy gf Pcmnsyfyan Q MOORE Lleuf Col C H Prof of MII Scuence and Tacfucs U S Army Wasfwungfan Umv PEARCE Lleuf F M Tacflcal Officer Wesfern Mufufary Academy U S Army Ref red PERSING Mal C L Headmosfer Cafaafe Yale Narffwwesfern Urwv PITT Capf G D Assf Commandanf Tacflcal Officer Sauffwwesfern Umversnfy U S Arrrvy Ref rea PROET1 Lleuf C H Tacflcal Offncer Wesfern M Mary Academy ROBINSON Capf W P Englush Speech Umv af Okiahama Univ of Chwcaga SCHAFF Capf S D Mafhemaflcs Hlsfory Dem an Umv Ofmc Sfafe Urwy SCHRANTZ Capf F G Scuence and Adlufanf Cenfrai We leyarw Ca? U afW1can5ln U of Iowa SUHRE Mal H E uarfermasfer Commerclal Subgecfs Brown 5 Business Calfege SUTHERLAND Corp J D Tachcal Officer U S Army 26+ S 26+ 5 year year year year year year year year year year year MRS GREEN MRS HENDERSON MISS EBLE MISS LIMBACH AO AROUND THE OFFICES Top Mass Kramer effrceenf and accommodahng Col Moore Whaf can I do for you7 Mag Magee arranges a game BoIIom Indispensable Mrs Brown and Mrss Mullen Mrs Klbby personnel counseIIor confers wIIh NQII THE ACADEMIC YEAR Though IIIary 5 sIeooed up In porIance agaIn IhI year Ihe acadermc d parIrnenI was as awoys Ihe Iaundahan aI I enIIre choal IG OI coarse Ihere were Cl OVI S C Iv: IGS I O oI war bm dasses and Ihe aea a ae IInq o PersIna IaIeaamasIer aIhe ed aroona hrn Ihr IIne caIIy WesIe r has known ecenI year e hew a c r a ners IC e I oaIn n Cac e III CapI McCoy Capf Darhn ao SchaII and CaoI Gaadnng Coupled wIIh Irese In'Ir,royemenI W DCI ern cadeI InIeIIIgence h a new n gh NVQ Iern sIuaenIs In Ihe OOSI nave beer I aa aaa IS year Ihe ayera e n n Ihe ower dassrnen was very n IcEabIQ Many IOVT 'TI VIC WO LJ 'OV Vx, WC a e ana a orIah nw e e If q aI Ihe acfcnnr II hmerI TO some rnI' wo ' Inn' W' . , , I rr C NI, ' Is , ' ' e- I , . I I . , I , , ' ' I ' j n VMI' he ' 5 II . - I 1 ' ' I' I . A: -3 5 IrIp, a I' 'I' , a IoI oI ,Un nd a IoI I ' X I - . Q V we X ' ' Ic, 1, I I I v 5 IIy, IQLJI Ih' Q , I. I I.IIII ecard eaUcaIIon sooo Iorenrad. IVIGIU aence and InIere1I Ir masses, es:QecIa' y arena ' Is 'f I ' I f I I OI 'A I- I F' 1' Ia H r ' ' I In r . a buh' I I I ' 5 na C ea In Ihe fr 5. Th I , an hI55hfa ade group 05 ar d 5, ' ' 'L ' pro fs I3 Iar,:IIaa: I5- Ie :I , 'n II.a'a Ca-I. R Iao, WI. D - I . Qs 5 , -24- E CLUB 4 EXCELLENT STUDENTS Frrsr Row Gould Ross Sherman Talch Eberle Porfer Warner R Axelrood Hartmann A Second Ro Kenf Wrnsley Trowbrldge Hubeln Weber Berkman Gregq Lnese Campbell B Greene J Sa nel o er F Colburn Lewis lf R w raner Jones W S nm ns Dabs Bl e Fourfh Row Roanrree Russell Grossfxeld Dewenler Balmer Cawvey Malor Persnng lcepf up wrlh lhe war hme needs of fhe sfudenrs and offered several worrhwhnle up lo dale courses In all Clos es lundamenrols were srressed and special empho sus was placed upon vocabulary and The use of words War Scrence ond War Malh were agaun laughr War fume demands IH each of The academic deparfmenrs were recognized Mcfrhemaracs look on a more mnllfary slanl For rhe second year fhe Wesrern chapfer of rhe Nalnonal Honor Socnery lunchoned ac hvely Many lnvely discussions were held by lhe members and many plans for fhe lufure were made A+ fhe mud year fhe sux senior The Nofoncl Honc Socne+y members have plecsunf and Informal meehng wnfh Mc: Persmg nn hrs quor+ers 22 T H O 0 1 ' T fi ' ,S 1. Yd , ., , I Th'd o :B , , i' o , T, 'ddI. , ' V - - ' S 1 -I I. . . A . . ic members, Axelrood, l-larTer, PorTer, Sherman, War- ner, R., and Zimmer elecTed Three ouTsTanding Juniors To membership-Eberle, Gregg, and l-larTf mann, A. A wonderTul dinner was served To The enTire group by Mrs. Persing beTore The Tormal iniTiaTion. The iunior parTncr oT The NHS.. WesTern's own Club 400, was greaTly enlarged during The year as more sTudenTs qualiTied by superior scholasTic work. The TirsT mid-year graduaTion in The hisTory oT WesTern was held aT The end oT The TirsT se- mesTer. EighT Tine cadeTs were awarded Their diplomas in order ThaT They mighT answer The call To ioin The armed Torces. The graduaTion ceremony was impressive and gave a True real- izaTior1 ThaT WesTern men are serving gloriously in The presenT war. The HeadmasTer solves a problem. Dr, Dorizas lecTures on world geography The library, under The guidance aT Mrs. Aller. was kepT in excellenT order. Many new books, boTh educaTional and enTerTaining, were addea during The year. Over six hundred volumes were purchased. The cadeT library has come inTo iTs own and is ouT oT The doldrums aT The pasT. CapT. Robinson Took charge oT The Juniors Senior speech program wiTh marked success. Eacln Junior and Senior was required To prepare ana deliver a speech in assembly. The idea scarea some oT The prospecTive public speakers, buT eacl' cadeT admiTTed when he was Through ThaT iT was a helpTul, and even enioyable, experience. AT various Times during The year TesTs were given To The cadeTs To check an progress and Tc deTermine any weaknesses. These included The l. TesTs, The American Psychological TesT, Nelion and Purdue English TesTs, several vocabulary TesTs and some general maThemaTics TesTs. The resulT: were very good, especially among The younger cadeTs. The TransporTaTion problem made iT diTTicul' To obTain The usual high-grade Town T-lall speak- ers, buT several Tine lecTures were given To The cadeTs. The mosT ouTsTanding was ThaT aT Dr. Gus Dorizas, oT The UniversiTy aT Pennsylvania. T-lis down-TofearTh and plain-spoken manner made him and his movie-illusTraTed Talk on The economics oT world geography The mosT popular oT The year. QTher lecTures included Talks on such subiecTs as MounTain Climbing, Firearms, Science, and WeaTher ForecasTing. SomeThing behind The scenes which had a greaT deal To do wiTh shaping The high academic CapT. DeWiTT infTiaTes a class inTo The mysferies of science. - 1 ' i 4 Capf. Gage fakes class 5 MaThernaTical ThoughT level mainTained This year aT WesTern was The TaculTy meeTings wiTh Major Persing presiding. These lengThy, Tre- quenT, and pracTical meeTings shaped The policy oT each class and each Teacher. The viTaI Topics and The aCTive discussions proved helpTuI To The enTire deparTmenT. BuT Then whaT abouT our Teachers and our classes? Sure, They caused a loT oT hard worlc, and a loT oT sweaTing, buT we sTill don'T wanT To TorgeT our in- sTrucTors. Well iusT aT random slcip around The campus and drop in on some oT The classes. Even beTore we invisibly enTer his classroom, we hear CapT. Buclc clearly enunciaTing The DicTaT Tor Today, and Hopping in The middle To enTorce clear- ly, and aThleTicolly, The idea oT sysTem and order. Then iusT beTore going baclc To The DicToT, we hear, in The same Below To LaTin-America. with CapT. Green. pow riffs I. LT. Pearce holds sfudy hull. 2. Blue Monday-CapT. Schranlz issues grades 3. Dreams of The Science Club go up in smoke. vigorous Tone: GenTlemen, we are here To learn l.aTin, l.aTin, and more LaT.n.' Yes, we Tind ourselves admiTTing ThaT CapT. Buclc is a legend aT WesTern, ana There will always be a place Tor nim in The heorTs oT his sTudenTs. lNlexT, we hop down To The physics ana chemisTry classroom and lab, wiTh kirdly and inTeresTing CapT, SchranTz presia' ing. The lab is now in session, ana Trom The Thundering shouTs we lcnow Thar Terry Croghan is in The crowd. Pau' Weelfe and John l3orTer are in a corner laughing slyly, as They Thinlc They have discovered a new elemenT and also TUG' some compounds give oTT pungenT odor. These young chemisTs had The Tire rec' ord oT invigorahng The class wiTh a new smell each day. We glance inTo The physics room iusT in Time To see Cop? SchranTz consoling PeTers wiTh a soil paT on The baclc and Telling him ThaT .-If' Conley gels OK from Capl Robinson Then +o lhe lnbrory fo dug up mcxferucll on has speech loplc wnfh much scralchung of lhe head JUNIOR SENI R SPEECH PROGRAM Capl Robunson was ln charge of lhe Juruor Senior speech program Every cadel of These classes had lo make a lallc In assembly on a lopuc of hns own chance Le'r us follow Cadef Conley lhrough The usual procedure as he selecls hns sub lecl gels has unformallon wrules has speech and appears on lhe plollorm before lhe Cade-l corps Cop? Robunson counsellor and couch for cadef speakers And now io wrife o masierpiece The big momenl-he holds ihe audience of youfhful orqfory, spell-bound wifh inleresf. ..2 6.. he had The righT ideal' and ThaT he would Tind ouT Tor sure in The nexT chapTer. We Tind CapT. Gladding, Lower School Principal, CapT. PiTT, The worldly-wise geograe phy Teacher wiTh The SouThern accenT, and Mai. Suhre working wiTh Those Trolicsome youngsTers, The Lower School boys. CapT. Gladding did a splendid iob aT geTTing The lads inTeresTed in liTeraTure, poeTry, manners, and The like-and believe iT or noT, The resulTs are amazing. Col. Jackson and Mai. Persing piTched in and helped. The boys were iusT back Tram a make-believe Trip across The coune Try wiTh The Colonel, and They were learning hisTary as iT really is Tram The HeadmasTer. Time is growing shorT. We musT make brieTer sTops. We dash breaThlessly up The iron sTeps aT The English building To Tind our- selves in CapT. HinTon's class. Under him, liTeraTure seems To be noT a boring subiecT, buT someThing ThaT lives in our experience. He gives us a new inTeresT in wriTing. His clear expression and alerT ideas, plus a Truly likeable characTer, prove ThaT English is a popular sub- iecT. Back down The sTeps To CapT. Robinsons Junior English classes. His amazing Tund aT knowledge and his TorceTul, yeT easy-going manner, are evidence ThaT he is Tops wiTh The cadeTs. NexT To CapT. McCoy, CapT. SchaTT, and CapT. DeWiTT, all new insTrucTors who quickly goT inTo The swing oT Things. We Tind The usual workmanlike and absorbing classes in progress. In CapT. Darling's hisTory class we Tind ThaT The parTy sysTem has Taken over. The cadeTs are learning The democraTic pro- cedures oT governmenT. The CapTain's chubby Tace, wreaThed wiTh a perpeTual smile, is a True symbol oT good will. JusT a glance inTo CapT. Gage's room. We hear The mumbo- iumbo OT Toreign languages and Teel The grace- Tul aTmosphere aT l.aTin-America, which he knows and loves Tram acTual experience. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Berg, sergeonT-aT-arms: HorringTon, Trecsurerg PorTer, presidenf Bohlmonn, vice-presidenh Knowles, secreTory WhaT's This? A courT Trial? Gould's commercial law sTudenTs have cooked up a pracTical case, wiTh judges, lawyers, and The culpriT. AThleTic and Triendly CapT. Gould sees ThaT Things run like clockwork. ln rapid succession, we Tind CapT. Green making geom- eTry seem as easy as ariThmeTicg we see ap- parenTly inerT Torms draped limply over The drawing boards, buT They are simply absorbed in mechanical drawing under Mrs. Gould. Qur lasT sTop is Truly one oT The pleasanTesT. We see CapT, Aller, pracTical philosopher and head oT The MaTh DeparTmenT. Though he could hardly become a legend in Two years, his homespun wisdom and earnesT Teaching Take him Tar Toward ThaT goal. Yes, CapT. And so we close our rapid Tour oT The classrooms, Teeling ThaT These insTrucTors are Triends as well as Teachers and ThaT They de- serve The greaTesT crediT Tor making The aco- demic year a success. Q TU! RESERVED FOR SENIORS ONLY BenneTT, Ross, HurTer, and Conley-c Typical group aT The Senior Table in The ccnkeen Tor bull session and re- TreshmenTs. 'sat K X V1 N90-HO THE CLASS OF1944 SENIOR HONOR MEN PORTER AXELROOD SHERMAN Codex' Mogor and Honor Grcduofe Soluroforuon Vcledncforlon JOHN HENRY REED PORTER JR HONOR GRADUATE John POrTer wos Th Teoder OT OH T d rs The Sennor CTOss Thrs yeOr He hoo oy Tor The besT OH round recoro Ond wos The rdeol chomce r Hrnor OrOduOTe Johns ToyOITy To The schoow ond hrs energy IH prOmOT no The weTTOre OT The w re on ues Toneo s borx n er Onon n Uoe O wrn nan A ew mevemenT Ore O o O e O or es er O Ts Goss Orr y drs rrer en OT on r ocre ond T 4 e Tor O T e vrce pres wenr nner or Or T y s e O roc On O e O nd wnn Tnree r n meh n ROrTer reveoe Tc O Cs er n RICHARD S AXELROOD SALUTATORIAN Axerrood s OTmosT perTecT Ocooemnc record Tor Three yeors OT WesTern won hrrn The deserveo hon r OT Closs SOToTOTOrTOn He wos Tomous Tor Hgh powere mOThemOTncOT broun bOT he showed QxOCTnes ond Thorooohne Tod e Hrs ObTluTy To concenTrOTe wo envred by OH Ond To Thrs TOoTOr he OTTrrbuTed hrs succes A T wos O chorTer member OT The NOTuonOT Honor SOCneTy Ond vnce OresrdenT OT The Club 400 OrOOnnzOTTOns whuch sTressed Ocodemwc exCeTTence He wos OTsO very Ochve TU OThleTTCs and OThe oho es OT cOdeT We He wwlr be remembered by hr cTOssmoTes Os One OT The OUT Tondrno mem oers OT The Closs OT 44 RICHARD ALLEN SHERMAN VALEDICTORIAN fThe honor OT Closs VOTedicTorTOn wenT To R'chf Oro Shermon, who over O period OT hve yeor mOlnTOTned The hTghesT Ocodemio re Ord 'n The Q Dio wos copobfe in mony T'eTds, b T his seorchng, OnOTyTIcOT mnd Ond hs wrhngnes O A R were 's OOTsTOn In QhOrOcTerIsf , erm, hoogh smOH Tn size, wos . or ' e oo 'n OcComphshmenTs, A Tew O These were O: TOTTO -2 SecreTOry-Treosurer The NOTiOnOT Honor S CQeTy, COdeT COoTOin, vice-bresIdenT OT The Thesoions, EdiTOr OT The ShrOpneT key mon ond O Odemic ediTOr OT The RECALL, Ond winner OT TweTve OssorTed OThTeTic IeTTer,, Q O Nude R- wo O hTs work Tn every ocTiviTy OT WesTern wOs prOnsewOrThy, ond he OGSEFVQG The honor, which O ocerve . AXEL JOHN RICHARD S AXELROOD 3 Years 5000 Eas+ End Chlcago lllunous The cadeT who was saluTaToruan oT The Sensor Class and who made sux consecuhve semesTer averages oT 400 was Rachard Axelrood charTer member oT The Nahonal l-lonor SocleTy vuce presudenT oT The Club 400 and wunner oT Three schclarshup medals Axel was also a mannsTay and varsuly leTTer wunner on The swummrng Team Tor Three years and he received Two varsuTy Ws IH Tra lc l'le gauned The ranlc oT ca eT sergeanT malcung excellenT muluTary grades This brulluanT and popular codeT was vzce presudenT of The Chess Club a member oT The RECALL eduT orval sTaTT and an amaTeur magician par excel lence l-le Tound Tame nevedlweless To vnsn' on Tre Monhcello campus 2 Years gave our reaards To Qld Broadway JOHN F BARRY 4 Yecrs 9237 S Throop ST Chlcogo llllnous John Barry has been a popular cadeT on The WesTern campus Tor Tour years Thus year John roamed wuTh Wilson on The Third Tloor oT C and held down The posnhon oT leading gurde Tor A Company l-le usually made B m llTary grades a d a good solnd average m academvcs Barry was an excellenT ruder and represenTed WesTern IH many horse hows ln oTher sporTs he won sex leTTers an ToaTball baslceTball and basebal l-'l was one oT Two players on The varsuTy cage Team To recelve a Two sTr1ped leTTer lasT wunTer ATTer gra uaTuon sTeady and relwable John Barry wll loan The Marine Corps buT he hopes To Tnsh To h s hearTs conTenT IU Mnchlgan aTTer The war 29 STUART H BARONDESS Surrey HoTel Mmm: Beach Florida If you wanT To see Barons ears plclc up 1usT menTlon someThung abouT New Yorlc Tor here rs a lad who IS rnTensely loyal To The clTy oT has burTh BlaclcouT enTered WesTern Two years ago and has won many Truends Through hrs gennol dlsposshon l-le was mTeresTed rn rudnng has TlrsT ar d lasT wunTer he on h J leTT soccer Barondess could be counTed upon T malce above average mulnTary grades and an honor 300 ln scholasTuc worln l-le was a member T A Company and wa given on nmporTanT roe an he enuor play o ong Baron an BLACKOUT ' ' c. I x ' d ye , an T ' w is . V. er in , o o l' sh x' ' l ' T S ' . S l , d n , ' ' V ' . .TL ' A , V ' W ' l 6 , Q . 0 d ' , ' ' 1. . . A X . I 4 Years T BIGGIE INSLEE THEODORE BENNETT JR 2 Years 2l5 Hlclcory Hull Edwardsvllle lllunols Tex halls Tram Edwardsvulle lll and he be came a valuable member oT The Class aT 44 Two yegrg ago Durrng hus TlrsT year he won The cov eTe Theory rrbbon Tor has Tune E IH mls ary worlc When he opened up hrs menTal ThroTTle he usually made honor grades In hus classes BenneTT was awarded a J V leTTer In TooTball and Thus sprung he was ouT Tor The Traclc Team He held The rank oT corporal un The lsT PlaToon aT A Company Tex was Tond OT we:ghTluTTlng and could aTTen be Tound perTecTung his physuque The gym He also belonged To The Rldung Club Tex made many Trfends among has comrades aT WesTern and he wall malce many more In The U S Army Air Corps RONALD JACK BERKOWITZ ROBERT F BERG 4 Years 3l38 W NorTh Ave Chicago lllmous Bug rugged good loolcung Moe Berg was one aT WesTern s ouTsTandlng represenTaTlves Trom The Taar cvTy oT Chucago LasT Tall he was a sTar Taclcle on The Red Rauder eleven and he has wcn numerous leTTers In TooTball and Tennis He was also on The ruTle Team Berg made good records an boTh mulnTary and scholasT:c classes His lead ershup was proved by The TacT ThaT he was IsT LueuTenanT aT A Company and he ruled The 3rd Tloor oT C wuTh an :ron hand OTher honors :ncluded membershup on The Sensor Dance Com mnTTee and an The W Club and The oTTuce aT sergeanT aT arms oT The Sensor Class Moe leaded Tor The Navy Loolc ouT Navy' 749 WesTwood Drlve ClayTon Missouri One oT The mosT popular l1euTenanTs during The pasT year was careTree Ronnie Berl4owlTz a member of The Sensor Dance CommITTee and a consTanT lv1onTlgoer He commanded The 2nd PlaToon aT Company A and on an A m lu Tary average along wnTh Three Theory ribbons The Tlaor chneT aT The Thnrd Tloor B has been ouT sTand1ng nn dramaTfcs bemg a charTer member aT The Thespnans and havung a leadung role rn The Sensor Play Bnggve has been on The Shrapnel sTaTT Tor Tour years and was elecTed To The Q ll and Scroll He served on boTh The ed:Tor4al and business sTaTTs oT The I944 RECALL. Fun-loving Ronnie will always hold a warm spoT in The hearTs aT his comrades. T Moe DON ROBERT CROUCH BILL 3 Years IO3 Hanssler Place Peoria lllmous Second floor ATTEN HUT Thal was red faced Bob Bull who shoured Thai order Bob a member of lhe W Club was very achve un sporls playnng foolball rhree years and soccer one he won rwo boxlng champronshups and h managed lhe lraclc 'leam fhree years and lhe swimming feam Two Bull was also an ardenl lover of horses havrng won 'rwo leHers and havmg com pered IU several shows an rudnng In lad Bob was olrnosl Indispensable fo The alhlehc deparlmenl He was a Monh lan for lhe pas? Two years By achng IU srx plays Bull became a member of fhe Thespuans and was guven a parl an lhe Senior Play Bob was also on fhe RECALL sfaff Good luclc Cadel Sergeanl Bob Brll' DONALD EDWARD BOHLMANN 5 Years 90 Arundel Place Clayfon Mlssourl This year ended hve successful and busy years for Don Bohlmann An all round alhlele h has won I5 leffers which s qulfe a record He caprasned The lennus leam has second year and Thrs wmler was co caplann of +he baslcerball hve He hos sfarred In loolball and baseball Nalural ly Don was a member of 'rhe selecf W Club vuce presldenf ol The Senror Class chairman ol lhe Sensor Dance Commnffee and an orhcer IU orher organuzahons foo numerous +0 menhon One of lhe hxghesl' ranlcung ohcucers Bohlmann was Cap lam of Company B and IH charge of lhe hrsr floor of C Barracks Blonde blue eyed and handsome Don was always very popular wulh hu comrades and wnrh fhe gurls He was a grand guy IH every respecl CLETUS C CANAVAN 2 Years 434 Norlh 9+h S+ Easf S+ Louis lllmous basl' S+ Louis as lhe slampung grounds of Handsome Clele Canavan He was a PFC has hrs? year bul' he made a bug leap up he ladder and become a color sergeanl has second year He roomed on lhe hrs? floor of C wnlh Bunny Bohlmann Lasl year Canavan was lhe hrsf sfrung laclcle on 'rhe champuonshlp B eleven He was a regular vusufor IU Godfrey on The col lege campus He headed a fable IH rhe mess hall lhls year and before lhaf was a loyal warler C averaged a B un mnlnlary and a 2 50 academucs In has quuel sfeady way Clere usual ly reached has goal He wall probably ulhmalely rom rhe U S Marines anolher hghhng lrnshman 3 l BOB CLETE I I I l Q . . 0 1 : e M , . . 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' . in fix N wr SHORTY RICHARD W CONLEY 2 Years l6O N Mlddle Neclc Rd Grec+ Neck Ll N Y GreaT Neclc L l and The UnlTed STaTes aT large are The playgrounds oT Rip Conley During has career aT WesTern he has made an envnable record l-le has been promoTed This year To The ranlc oT Color SergeanT Mess chrel member ol The Qcnror Play casT and regular Monh goer are orne oT has oTher dusTzncTlons ln spcrTs lasT year le won has soccer leTTer by has Truclcy play In The lrne ln boTh mnluTary and academlc worlc has ID Telllgence and aprlucahon brouahf hum honor ara es well above averaae Rf s s waTer runs deep Type oT person By 4nherlTance a lover aT The sea he plans To sTudy meducune and Tollow The areaT career oT a Naval docTor TERRENCE DALE CROGHAN 4 Years R F D No I Blrmnnghom Michigan ShorTy IS a dynamic paclcaao Tram Muchuaan who has accomplushed much rn many Tlelds aT Wesfern and who has won a mulTrTude ol Trnends Thus year he was made CadeT LueuTenanT rn Com any and assusTan barraclfs chneT aT eslyung To has leadershup abllTy lple was o member oT The Sensor Dance CommuTTee a craclc shoT on The rvlle Team Tour years an achve mem Tor Tour years mrllTary edlTor oT The RECALL and a member oT The ulll and Scroll l-le was also secreTary aT The lhesplans ln soorTs he ganned V o B and leTTers and was promvnenT rn rnTer barraclcs aThleTlcs l-lrs Tlne achlevemenTs were rounded ouT by honor grades IH academics s rauahT A ln mrlrTary and Three Theory r bons CYRILLE MULFORD DUPONT 2 Years 730 Belanger ST Houma Loulslana Being The youngesT member ol The Sensor Class was The d:sTnncTnon ThaT belonged To Dup DuponT who harled Trom The deep SouTh and wwo was one oT many DuponTs To aTTend WesTorn Loyal and nnlellrgenl he made a hne record aT WMA Dupe won B and C TooTballleTTers l-le was a corporal an C Company l-le drd ouTsTanduna worlc on The business sTaTT ol The RECALL DuponT made an honor 300 an schol osrc worlc and a sTeady B rn mluTa has won has m1lnTary Theory rnbbon l-le plans To sTudy elecTrucal enguneernna aT Louisiana STaTe College Dupe wall always be remembered by hs cadeT comrades Tor has congennalsly and Trvend rness 32 DUPE x 5- I Q . ff T The, Till- RH, Q ,W . . Q p C ' T ' K 5 T TT A ' ' 'i . Q Y i. . g Wt k'S- her of The Shrapnel sTaTl and deparTmenT edlTor T R' ' Q T , - To 9-'ndllll'. I L' T T me - 'T T lb! l , H M ' ' ' K I e T' I ' .'l' ry. l-le . ' R C T 1' . C X95 F L RENE FLETCH RENE ELIZONDO 2 Years Pune Suarez 857 NTE MonTerrey NL Mexico A promnnenT Two year man nn The Class oT 44 was Rene Elrzando aT ManTerrey Mexuco When Rene came To WesTern he could noT speak a word OT Englrsh W1Th applucahon sTudy and a good msnd he masTered The language More Than ThaT by his genTlemanluness and uprlghT characTer he made Trlends of all whom he meT Eluzondo has conslsTenTly made honor grades H was advanced To The ranlc oT SergeanT IU A Company and he made B mllvTary grades H won Two varsuTy leTTers rn soccer and oTTen worlced ouT In The gym wlTh weughTs He was appomTed a Table chneT Rene has won The adrnurahon aT The enTure class and They wall wnsh hum Tne besT aT luclc aT The UnnversnTy aT Texas WALTER L FIENUP 2 Years voruTe lab WILLIAM A FLETCHER 2 Years Arcadua Mrssouru Bull FleTcher came Tram The land OT beauTlTul scenery Arcadia Missouri FleTch roomed wnTh Mahoney on The Third Tloor OT C and he was anoTher sensor who had much laTenT ablluTy be neaTh has quaeT exTeruor He played TnrsT TrumpeT rn The band was a member OT The Shrapnel sTaTT and won a membershup an The ull and Scroll BII lvlced smooTh llV9 and considered humselT an experT ludge aT :T He made B mll1Tary grades and when he really puT hnrnselT To :T he oTTen pulled down honor academic grades l:leTcher recelved hrs diploma on The TursT oT Aprll as he answered The call To enTer The Army H s Truends do noT doubT ThaT he wlll malce good 33 43l9 Roland Blvd Normandy Mlssouru QuveT and unassuming ThaT was Larry linen p This year he Tool: parT un The unTer barracks bowlung TaurnamenT and has been on The rldung squad Two years Thus sprung he was ouT Tor Ten n s Larry Toolc a greaT unTeresT IU The Trner Thing aT lufe and always aTTended concerTs an AlTon and ST Louus whenever he could He was a mem ber oT The music apprecuaT1on group which meT every Sunday aTTernoan Hus comrades wull wa h hum greaT success as he aTTends The ST Louls College oT Pharmacy un preparahon Tor has Ta LARRY 5 I l I ' 'I . VF' 2 ' - I gf! --1'-'IC l - I was i . , ,,l . . A . 'f.if . ' - - ' 5 I . ' ' . e . . , . . I 'I I U n . . . F i. ' A ' ' 3 . . . T . ' ' Q i . l 4 .. A . . i ' 2 Years JOE BLL H WILBUR FOWLER 2 Years Eldorado Illlnols Smulrng arlable Joe Fowler has been of Weslern Iwo years and has allaaned 'fhe ranlc of Sergeanl commander of a squad an A Com pany Joe was an ardenl baseball fan and varsrly player wnfh Iwo le+'rers In hrs possession I-le also oblarned a soccer W lasr wunler and he has always done hxs share In barraclcs sporls I-le roomed wulh Amigo Eluzondo on 'rhe famous 3rd floor of C and Ihey were a congenaal paur Joe was easy gorng and lun lovrng buf he had an elrllcuenl way of gelhng 'rhnngs done I-le was seldom ruffled and was raled a swell guy by all has classmales I-Ie was conrenl Io make average grades n bolh mrlnfary and academics The Army Amr Corps wall gel a splendnd recrurl IU Wal bur Fowler when he graduales WILLIAM BOWMAN HANLEY DAVID HARRISON GALVIN 2 Years 2I6 Nor+h 33rd Avenue Easf Dululh Munnesoia Munnesola Sergeanl ID A Company acluna sergeanf mosl of 'rhe year and a sleady or Monh cello Dave s magnehc personaluly and good loolcs won hrm many fruends among bofh sexes Galvun lllced 'ro rude and he was allen seen pulhng has Iavornle mounl Ihrough has paces I-Ie won a Ielfer rn horsemanshvp and was secrelary of Ihe Rrdnng Club I-Ins grades were above average as he made 3 OO IH Ihe classroom a d an A mnlulary worlc Dave was a lable chrel and h parfuclpaled In anler barraclcs sporls I-I wall probably head 'foward Ihe Navy Arr Corps when he graduafes 309 NorI'h Llber+y Jerseyvllle Illmols From neughborung Jerseyvulle came one of Ihe bes lllced sensors Wald Bull Hanley l'Ie really accomplrshed much durrng his Iwo years a+ Wesr ern Always a hard and CODSCISUIIOUS worker he placed hrs name conhnually on Ihe academuc onor roll and made a B murfary grade Bl played baslcelball and managed 'rhe rumbling Ieam buf has Iavorsle sporl was baseball I-I was a corporal and a valuable musncuan an 'rhe band for Iwo years B Il lllced hrs formal dances buf has mann pashme was sleeping He can loolc baclc upon a record of sleady achrevemenr and a hosl of Irue Irnends who esreem hum For hrs genu me worlhwhule qualrhes 34 DAVE 'i s h ' . l V ,gg r ' - 2 ,Q 9 . . I ' I I-lere we presenl Dave Galvin ol Dulufh, I . s Y. A - I If I rr .. r - 6 . . . . i i G . h 'l' . il , ' ' . e . i ' ' , I . . . . . ART DEAN W HARRINGTON 3 Years 2203 Soullu Sf Aubin Sioux Cily 20 lowc Aflulefuc was flue word fluaf besf described fall powerful Dean Harrungfon Presideruf of flue W Club His courageous sporfs performances will nof soon be forgofferu He won flue plaque for luis oufsfarudung play uru flue Alforu arid game and was selecfed as faclde on flue all A B C feam by Sf Louis papers Moose was awarded fwo A leffers in boflu foofboll and fraclc one A baslefball leffer and five assorfed B lef rs lru mulufary rarulc lue was made a Lueufenanf lus senior year He was a promunenf member of flue Senior Dance Commuffee and class freasurer Moose in addifion fo gaining presfuge uru sparfs and mulufary worlc made sfeady academic progress and was rafed one of flue mosf promising gradu cufes ARTHUR HERMAN HARTER JR 3 Years 7482 Amluersf Ave Unuversily Cify Missouri ln fluis year s Senior Class was flue only band Capfain in many many years flue popular efficueruf Cnel oufsfaruding Arf Harfer Making fop grades lue was vice presudenf of flue Nafuorual Honor So ciofy One varsify leffer un foofball fwo in base b arud fluree B leffers proved luis slcill as an aflulefe He was o member of flue W Club Arf was barracks cluuel of E and flue very effu cienf assisfaruf business manager of fluis years RECALL His supreme field was music He luelped orqanize flue Wesfernaures and was flueur capabl leader fluus year He luas won many music awards wiflu luis ax. Few seniors can equal Arf Harfers record of superior all-round acluieyemeruf 'n so many pluases of acfivify. He aspires fo be a sur- geon. JACK HENRY HARTMANN 2 Years l40l Bigelow S+. Peoria Illinois Mofors, airplanes, windows, in facf, any lcind of slcilled wcurlc was rigluf down Jaclc Harfmarun's alley. He was Sfaff Sergeanf iru flue Color Guard and cluief of E Barraclcs. Jaclc lilced fo build fluings. He made one Car ouf of spare parfs, fool: down one cub airplane, and cared for many fluings on flue Campus durina luis fwo years, He beloruaed fo flue Airolarue Club, flue Hobby Sluop and flue Tluespiarus, for wluorn lue usually luandled sfage and liglufing effecfs. He was flue luead man for flue sfage crew in flue Senior Play. Jaclc will always be remembered for luis indusfry and slcill in fluings me-Cluaruical and elecfrical. -3 5, MOOSE JACK TOM RICHARD MARK HULLVERSON 2 Years 47I4 Soulh Broadway Sl Louus Mnssourl The smallesl member ol lhe Senror Class bul lhe proud possessor ol lhe largesl vocabulary n lhe cadel corps was lhe duslnnclnon ol dynamuc and eloquenl Duck Hullverson He could handle words wnlh lhe slclll ol a guggler For lwo yeors he was a slar member ol lhe lanlc leam as a swummer and dlver ln school and mulnlary worlc Drnch always made honor grades He was very acllve and lalenled ID dramalucs being a chor ler member and presudenl ol lhe Weslern chap ler ol lhe Thesplans He was husloruan ol lhe enuor Class D rlng hrs ol year Duck ha o leave ol absence lo prepare lor Annapolis H Fl uanl mnd should wn success lor ham un any E THOMAS G JACKSON 3 Years I04I College Ave Allon lllmols Allen hul lo orders' Those lamvnar words rang oul on lhe campus lrom lhe snappy Lleu lenonl Adyulanl Tom Joclcson lhe lrllle man wlh lhe exce s ol muscles Tommy was lhe chxel ol lhe lnrsl lloor ol E and lhe energeluc subscrrpluon manager lor lhe RECALL In equrlaluon he had no superlor He won lhree rxdung lellers op peared ln enghl horse shows and gouned lwo lrophues and lulleen rnbbons Jackson had a splendid physique He was acluve ln boxuna wresllnng wenghlllllung loolball and lumbllng Tommy Jackson wlll always be remembered lor has alhlelnc lull has aracelul rndrng and has lun loving and exuberanl personalnly NORMAN FRANK JONES 3 Years Monchesler Iowa Norm was one ol Weslern s mosl avid lennas lons He plugged on lhe lennus leam lor lhree years and lasl year was one ol lhe besl H was runner up lor lhe champronshup as a lun or and as a sensor He also won a varsaly leller IH soccer Norm was cooperaluve and hard worknng He mode average mulnlary and schalasluc grades He was a laulhlul member ol lhe Shrapnel curcu laluon slall During wlnler monlhs Jones was a leadrng conleen cowboy who could really slow away lhe malls Occupxed wxlh has roommoles Sm and Arnue sleeping lennus canleemng and -ludyvng Norm had a busy and prolllable senior year. Hls record will show a sleady curve ol progress. 136- UNCH 1' NORM KWTY CBCO ELIOT B KAT1 4 Years 4l0 WashmgTon Ave WulmeTTe lllmous The cadeT who received The cherished Dad s Award Tor beung The mosT loyal player On The grad Team was luTTle K1TTy KaTz How OTTen has he TroTTed On The Tneld To kick The needed exTra pOunTs w1Th hns educaTed Toe' He was a member OT The W Club ganned Two varsnTy TOoTbalI leT Ters Three vorsnTy soccer leTTers and co capTanned The soccer Team lasT wnnTer Four OTher J V B and C leTTers prove ThoT he had The aTh leTvc courage and sk ll BuT hns TavOrnTe sporT was baseball In which he won Three leTTers He could swaT The ball KaTzs oTher honors Include mem bershnp In The Thespuans a role nn The Sennor Play and a pOslTuOn on The sporTs sTaTT OT The RECALL He made good grades buT he wall always be known as The dynamo OT The baseball Tueld 4 Years luked cadeTs on The campus LUIS ANTONIO LOMELIN 3 Years Shakespeare 73 Anzures Mexico DF Mexico The Casco Krd Orrnved Tram Mexrco Three years ago and hns Tun lovmg personalrTy coupled wnTh real abnluTy has made hum one OT The mOsT popu lor sensors He was a sTOr nn soccer wlnmng Three A leTTers He was co capTann OT The Team lasT wan er He has made a sTeady B IH mu: ary work and has won several Theory rabbons H was a leader IH The second plaToon OT Company D Luus never mxssed an upTown movne where he made many charming Truends He always achneved honor grades nn academacs CadeTs wnll always remember Lomelun as a True Trnend and as an able represenTaTuve OT Our Good Nenghbor SOuTh OT The Border 37 CLIFFORD WHEELER KNOWLES JR 50l Easf Second ST EI Dorado Arkansas FursT l.neuTenanT Buddy Knowles was an all round and popular sensor who was loyally acTnve nn almosT every phase OT school lnTe Bud made The W Club because OT hns excellence In sporTs He received an A leTTer an TOoTball Three A leTTers and a J V In Track Two cheerleader leT ers and he was on The rndnng Team Tour years was Tloor ch1eT OT The Thnrd Tloor E and a busy worker on The RECALL sTaTT He was man ager OT The WesTernalres O member OT The Sen nor Dance COmmnTTee and secreTOry OT The Sen nor Class A real SOuThern genTleman he greaTly admired The Tanr sex and was One OT The besT BUDDY .l E. r . - . -N .T .i II S . ' ,MQAAA cuff n A 5 ' I Q - Mzjllkajc is 415' r I ' I , ' . 'T , I - ' 'l'T CounTy Mlssourl P514 DICK JAMES ARMIN LONG 4 Years I8 FronTenac Box 290 RFD No I Clayfon MISSOUFI mong The Tunlovung sensors C ar racks was Jum Long He was noTed Tor hus wnT and humor and hus Tondness Tor a good Tame BUT Huey was very acTuve rn school luTe He collecTed Two varsuTy soccer leTTers a B and J V an TooT a In Tra a B leTTer ID bas ball Jam held The rank aT STaT3T SergeanT mode B muluTary grades Tor Tour years and mam Tanned average school grades Huey was on The seen aT The dances wrTh a young lady Trom U Cnly Jlm s many warm Truends wull wash hum luclc as he heads Toward The Army Amr Corps JACK ELLIOTT METZ 302I ArImonT Drive Normandy ST Louis JACK R MAHONEY 2 Years 2339 SprlnghlIIDr1ve Kalamazoo Muchlgan One oT The besT lulced cadeTs on The campus Tor The pasT Two years was good naTured Jaclc Mahoney Durnng mosT aTTernoons Moe could be Tound playing baslceTball Th a Tew oT hs Trzends However he won an assorTmenT aT IeT ers un TooTball baslQeTball and Tennss ac was always busy lceepung up has 225 grade ID aca emncs and ThaT B average IU mnluTary Mahoney was one oT The TrnendluesT members oT The Sensor Class He never held a grudge he always had a pleasanT smule and he Toolc luTe IU a calm and pleasanT manner 2 Years Color STaTT SergeanT Table chreT possessor oT many Trnencls and The wrnner oT many honors ThaT IS The record oT Jaclc MeTz In Two shorT years aT WesTern Tall handsome ond smnlnng he had The personalnTy which aTTracTs people Jack was awarded Theory rnbbons Tor hns excel lenT muluTary grades He was also on The schol asTnc honor roll wnTh an average oT 325 In has spare Tlme, he lllced To swam golT, and WOFIQ OUT In The gym IvleTz was a sTeady lvlonh goer Thus pasT year and was always aT The school dances He worlced on The RECALL sTaTT Jaclc plans To aT Tend The lvlerchanT Marlne OTTucers CandndaTe School aTTer graduaTuon 38 MOE s E A by L ' ' in B L V I Q ball, V. ' ck, nd a ' IceT- HUEY business sTaTT oT The RECALL, He was always I ' wl I I T ' , ' , 3 J I d . 4, 4, 5 ' I s .. . ARNIE FREEMAN KEITH MOBLEY 2 Years College Avenue BaTesvalle Arkansas Freeman dad noT blaze a paTh n The aThleTac annals oT WesTern buT ansTead an The hearTs aT has classmaTes ln one sporT however he excelled In Tumblang Mobo was known as The Man b cause he was The Toundahon aT all TormaTaons LasT year he won a Theory rabbon and was The demonsTraTaon plaToon aT G l Mobley was a seraous and conscaenhaus sTudenT who could be depended upon To brang up has work Has grades were above average No one wall TorgeT when has socaal laTe was blasTed lasT year because has one and only wenT OTT To Kansas T-le wall carry The scars To has grave T-las TavoraTe pasTame sleepang Has characTer keynoTe auaeTness YeT he achaeved The greaTesT honor he was laked b all ARNOLD EASTMAN MOHN 2 Years 586l CaTes Avenue ST Louas Massoura Arnae was one aT The quaeTesT senaors buT donT sell ham shorT he has The braan He was known as one oT The real sTudenTs aT The class Tor he spenT has spare Tame absorbed an has books eaTher sTudyang or readang Because oT has hard work he kepT has academac average well up To The 350 mark LasT wanTer Mohn played on The recreahons were sleepang and lavang The laTe oT a canTeen cowboy In TuTure years Arnaes class maTes expecT To Tand ThaT has menTalaTy and ap cacaTaon II brang ham sagnal success an some anTellecTual Taeld 4 Years STANLEY STEVEN MULTIN 745l Teasdale Avenue ST Louas Massoura CapTaara and Commander aT C Company and Barracks chaeT aT A were hugh pasaTaons held by ThaT lack aT all Trades STan MulTan STon was on The Senaor Dance CommaTTee and was a regular aT Monhcello Has humorous personalaTy ena ed hm To geT along well waTh people Mackey usually made an honor 325 grade an aca emacs and The Top A an malaTar T-le won many leTTers an varaous sporT l-le was a maansTay on The raTle Team and an excellenT Tennas player WraTang The KadeT Kalendar and geTTang ads summed up has valuable servace on The RECALL sTaTT STan made a good lookang and eTTacaenT cadeT oTTacer and he had many Traends arnona The cadeT corps 39 MOBO MICKEY . i . . I ' ' l, ' el ' aal y . . A . ' . l T o J. V. soccer Team and won his leTTer. His oTher a,fa 2 ' ' ' ' 1 'I yal' ' 'wi ' ' ' A - asa a ' ' , a T d . 4 - ,, ,. , .. Y' h S. ' 'B FRED THOMPSON B MURRAY JR 2 Years HamulTon Avenue Wynne Arkansas STrong sulenT genual CadeT SergeanT Tom Murray was one of The besTluked m n un The graduaTurug class ATTer playung guard Tor Two years on The varsuTy grud Team and wunnung Two leT ers he was elecTed To The W Club also receuved an A and a J V leTTer un baskeT ba Tom was wresTler of skull and Could T weughTs oT over 200 pounds T made average scholasTuc grades whule un muluTary he had a B and was awarded a Theory rubbon Tom was a sTeady worker un The sporTs deparTmenT oT The RFCALL Hus Typucal somnolenT smule and a warm Truendluness leave only pleasanT memorues oT hus career aT WesTern among hus comrades FREDERICK DICKSON KEALOHA NOTT 3 Years Hawauuan TrusT Co Honolulu Hawauu Remember Pearl Harbor was Fred NoTTs TavoruTe expressuon He came Tram Hawauu be Tore The presenT war he was loyal To hus home and he has made many Trueruds aT WesTern NOTT had The responsuble posuTuon of Supply SergeanT He was dependable and was The head OT The sc ool posT oTTuce I muluTary he made grades and average marks un scholasTuc work Fred was awarded a varsuTy leTTer un swummung a un ba al an B leTTer un Too Hus socual luTe was broad Tor he was on The Sen uor Dance CommuTTee and a TrequenT vusuTor aT lvlonTu Fred NOTT hopes ThaT The Japs wull soon be conquered and ThaT he can greeT hus acquaunT ances un hus TavoruTe Hawauu un The TuTure JOE J PEARCY 2 Years 306 WesT 6Th STreeT BenTon lllunous The only cadeT who was also a WesTern coach Thus year was Joe Pearcy who ably Trauned The D DynamuTers on The baskeTball courTs Joe was also an excellenT reTeree un The unTer barracks cage TournamenT On accounT oT a knee unuury Pearcy could noT go ouT Thus year Tor aThleTucs buT lasT year he won hus J V leTTer as a caTc:her un baseball He belonged To The Thespuans and was a member of The Senuor Play c:asT Joe al ways called aT MonTu He maunTauned a 2 75 n aca emucs and a B un muluTa y He has won hus Theory rubbon Joe had a calm and Truendly way oT doung Thungs whuch marked hum as a ca pable member of The Class of 44 -40 COACH JOHNNIE D JANGO JOHN H PORTER JR 4 Years 2833 WesT EsTes Ave Chacago Illmous The rankung man and Honor GraduaTe OT The Sensor Class was CadeT Malor John PorTer Has career has been so Tulled wrTh honors and achleve menTs ThaT only a summary can be gnven Here are some OT has accompIushmenTs PresudenT OT has class Tor Tour years presldenT OT The Nahonal Honor SOcueTy and The Club 400 eduTOr OT The T944 RECALL winner OT Three Chncago Trubune medals barracks chueT OT D vnce presudenT OT The W Club member OT The Senior Dance Com rnuTTee and always an honor sTudenT Thus year he was All A BC halfback He has won varsuTy leTTers IU TOOTball and baskeTball Two A leTTers an Track and baseball and seven OTher B and C leTTers He has been on many champuonshup Teams and holds Three sporTsmanshup ABC awards Johnnie as sumply Tops JACK C OUINLAN 2 Years 227 Church Road WnnneTka Illlnols One OT The mOsT personable senuors was Jack ulnlan whose sly humor mode hum a delughTTul companuon Jack played TOOTball Tor Two years bu hls real yen was Tor baseball an whwch he sTarred wnnnnng Two varsuTy leTTers He was an nouncer aT many spOrTs conTesTs reTeree nn The unTer barracks baskeTball Tourney and assusTanT coach OT The D Cagers Jack knew has aTh leTucs records and all was The key sporTs wr:Ter on The Shrapnel sTaTT and a member OT The ll and Scroll Quinlan belonged To The Thespnans and ha a chneT role an The Senuor Play He was a member OT The Senxor QuarTeT Jack made above average grades an mulnTary and scholashc work RICHARD MILTON REINHARD 2 Il2 Years 53I WesT Jewel Kirkwood Mlssourl D Tango was a member OT The Tamed W Club as he has won a varslTy leTTer ln TOoTball a leTTer on The undeTeaTed B grad Team In 42 Two J V Track leTTers and a J V swnmmrng leTTer Drck has collecTed a Tune bunch OT decora Tuons Two champnonshup boxung medals and a Treshman Theory rubbon He was chTeT OT The nr Tloor OT D a Tabe c neT In The me s O and a sergeanT IH The second plaTOon OT B Company Has TavOruTe pashme ns slngung Wa bash Cannon Ball He has been a TalThTul swam aT MOnT1 Yes D Tango has done well Tor him selT and has won many Truends -4 I JAKE Q, 2 . . V 1, , I I . . I ,I A Qui I of d I .b . I TTBTTI rl ry - I. me 'I 'T H A S hill ROY RUBE JOHN A ROGERS 2 Years 374I Ou+er Druve Wesf DeTrolT Mlchlgan The smnlnng counTenance gleamrng aT us over a Tray o sTeamung vuTTles belonged To none oTher Than accommodahng Roy Roaers ln wo years here Rogers has placed has mark on many phases aT school luTe T-le was a member oT boTh The RECALL and Shrapnel sTaTTs and he boomed a lusTy bass rn The Glee Club ln soorTs he won a soccer leTTer and a J V baseball leTTer Roy rm proved sTeaduly ID scholashcs maklng a 2 75 aver a e a d rn mrlrTary he made a B T-le was a corporal rn B Company As a reward Tor hrs s a puness h s placed rn The special drull LlaToon Rogers wall enTer The g ocery busrne s buT The army wlll claim hrm TrrsT RONALD ROSS 3 Years 7354 Tulane Avenue Unlverslfy ClTy Missouri The hardesT work r on The RECALL sTaT' Th year The ednTor aT The acTnvlTy sechon one aT The ouTsTandrng Monh goers aT The Sennor Dance Com mrTTee assusTanT edrTor oT The Shraonel member oT The ulll and Scroll and charTer member aT The Thespuans These dnshnchons are summed ur rn popular SergeanT Barney Ros Besrdes he ranked among The TrrsT Tuve rn The class In grades averagrng 375 Tor Three years he was a mem ber of The Club 400 a d he made A mnlTary o A Too ball and a year o A base a Ross humorous and undersTandrng Tersona TT, h hr r nce and abll Ty won hvm a h Truends WILLIAM LEE RUBY I If2 Yea s 6727 BenneTT Avenue Chicago lllnnols Rube was one aT The mud year boys w o came To WesTern lasT year b T an a sh T Tme he has done well Tor hrmselT l-le collecTed a swrmmung leTTer and an A basebal manager e er an I943 and an hrs senror year he won h vorsuTy wrmmrng leTTer and managed The J V baseball nune ThaT he was a hard and oyal worker very dependable was shown by has valu able perTormance as ass4sTanT curcu aTvon manaaer QT The Shrapnel crrculahon sTaTT ana hrs work n The subscrrphon deparTmenT aT The RECALL T-T possessed a Trrendly personallTy whrrh made hm 1 ed Rube hopes To gave Thr Ar Carr Ty aTTer graduahon -42 BARNEY . J ' JV n p A , e wa D A ' A e ' is Q' x . . X' f , -rl rys . . my my L J grades. In his spare Tlme he played Two years T T T b ll. wlT, 's inTell'ge , 'i R ' C5lT QT r l I A I - h , u ' or E . ' , J. V. . . ,, ,. y ,S l H ' , v I 1 E . S . . . . ' . l T . . l - Ji , . A I 9 g . . .4 i well Ik . 5' 1 I is a r . ' . SHERM HARRY D SCHALLER 2 Years IIO9 WesT 5Th STreeT MendoTa llllnols Harry was The blond headed Tellow Tram MendoTa wuTh ThaT shy grin He was a sTeady member aT The Hobby Club and was very adepT aT Tashnonnng Thnngs IU The WesTern machune shop Harry won hns J V leTTer IN soccer and he wresT led and boxed IH The rnTer barracks compehhons Hrs academuc grades were consnsTenTly above average and he was known as a dependable sTu denT In mulnTary classes he receuved hrs Theory rnbbon Tor excellenT work He was made a corp oral In B Company He could be Tound sweaT :ng ouT The Charles ATlos course durlng any C period wuTh Harry Fowler Schaller was The Type aT boy who sTeadnly grew upon ocquo4nTance and who uncreased hrs curcle aT Truends RICHARD ALLEN SHERMAN 5 Years I43 N Parkside Avenue Chicago lllmols The greaTesT scholar an The Semor Class was wnThouT doubT CadeT CapTaun Rnchord Sherman ValeducToruan Has Tnve years were crammed Tull aT honors He made a sTranghT 400 class over age Tor seven semesTers and won The scholarship medal Three Tnmes He was secreTary oT The Na Tnonal Honor SocneTy and a member aT The Club 400 Sherm was The hard boiled eduTor OT The Shrapnel and a uull and Scroll member besndes being academnc eduTor oT The RECALL Rach was chleT aT Barracks B and vlce presndenT oT The Thespnans ln sporTs he won Twelve leTTers rang g Tram D To A Sherman was one OT Those ouTsTandnng Senlors whose achuevemenTs were so many ThaT :T would Take a page To lnsT Them all He can be proud oT hrs brulllanT record FRED S TAICH 3 Years 5659 NorTh Drake Chicago lllmous Everyone aT WesTern knew Freddie because everyone aT leasT once durnng The year had To look hum up Tor someThung or oTher Freddie was The school s equupmenT manager and was respon snble Tor aThleTlc supplies He was also varsuTy TooTball manager and o member of The Riding Club For Two years he had has own horse here Talch was one oT The more brnlluanT sTudenTs who belonged To The Club 400 He was on The Sensor Dance ComrnuTTee and The business sTaTT aT The RECALL He wresTled and boxed an lnTer bar racks maTches Tor Two years, served as an eTTIcuenT wauTer and won Two Theory rubbons Tor mul4Tary excellence IT can be seen ThaT Freddne was a valuable and busy member oT The Senuor Class -43 'Vs K FRITZIE FREDDIE - A ' V 4-fl . 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I 'Q' .' 1 Q- I' q in Il' H A l - GEORGE JACK W THOMPSON 2 Years 5732 WcTerman ST Louls Mlssouru Jaclc wos one oT The besT aThleTes nn school In Two years he amassed Trve leTTers uncludrna one A TooTball leTTer Two vars4Ty baslceTball leTTers and Two varsuTy baseball leTTers All oT Thus plus hrs Txne personoluTy won hum The honor oT The vnce presndency of The W Club Thomp sons grades were above average and he usually made an honor 300 He was on The RECALL sTaTT and headed a Table IH The mess hall Jack was a sTeady aT Monhcello and always gave The s a Thrll l'Tns leadership abnl1Ty and muluTary eTTucnency made hrm FnrsT SergeanT oT B Com pany The hughesT ranlang Two year man an The a aluon J clc had whaT T Talce 6 b cessTul GEORGE SPIVA TIMMONS 2 Years 605 WesT Euclid PlTTsburg Kansas The Tumbling and colorTul cheerleader who aroused pep aT ToaTball games was George Tum Class oT 44 l-Te has made a superior record during his sTay aT WesTern He was a SergeanT and plaToon leader rn Company A he mann :ned a IH mnluTary work and was on e honor roll In academics wnTh a 300 average l-Tas handsome proTnle broughT many snghs Trom The MonTn gurls lasT year George was also an agnle member oT The Tumbling Team and hns good vouce was heard on The Glee Club l-le wnll enTer Kansas Un1versuTy Tor The summer Term beTore he as called nnTo The servlce Good luclc To a ne Tellowl LUKE KIRBY VonAUSDALL JR 2 Years Carufhersvnlle MISSOUFI Van was The well lalced DuTchman Trom SouTh easT Mussourl l-Te rode horses conhnually he lnTTed we1ghTs Tre-quenTly n TacT he mughT b considered a muscle man T-Te was desperaTely Trying To Tnnrsh hrs T00 mules ID The T00 mule Club when Thus bool: wenT To press AT dances Van was Tamous Tor has lfTTer bug TacTucs ln Tn er barracks sporTs Scrubby wresTled and hurled The shoT Van was easy gonng and Trlendly and he was aT has besT an The barraclcs bull sesslons Peo ple came Trom mules around To hear has Tales T-T mode average classroom grades and was a corp oral rn The TTrsT plaToon aT Company A 44- JACK VAN gm T . ' ' - ' b TT T ' . a I s lx e suc- mons, a popular and valuable member OT The Ta' B ' 'A , T Th ' ' ' . TI . . . M 1 . I e 4 ,, - . . I . 1, - ' ' T . e NICK NICHOLAS ANTHONY VERREOS l 3 Years 4l67 Wesf Pine Boulevard, S+. Louis, Missouri Niclc wos reolly one of Ihe exceplionol olh- leles ol Weslernz li+he ond sfrong, he wos volu- oble in mony sporls. He won nine lellers, five of which were on vorsily feoms. He received Ihree A frock lellers, one in loolboll, ond one in boslcerboll. He olso owns B Ioolboll, B bos- lfefboll, ond J. V. boslcelboll lelfers, He wos cop- loin ol: The lroclc 'reom 'Ihis spring ond wos nomed co-coploin of 'rhe Roider eleven nexf loll. He wos on lhe Shropnel sfofl Iwo yeors ond on 'rhe RE- CALL slolil. He hos won o medol for being Ihe besl-drilled codel ond will groduofe os o Lieu- lenonl in Ihe corps He wos o Club mem ber ond o Thespion He hod 'the role of Sloppy n fhe Senior Ploy Niclc cerfoinly rounded ou+ o coreer full of usefulness ond ochievemenl os he wos on honor sludenl WAG ROBERT HENRY WAGNER Roufe I Wonder Lolce Wes? McHenry Illinois Lillie buf powerful Ihol wos Bob Wogner ln foci he ronlced omong Ihe oulslonding olh leles in school oeJ Vod oeJ Vod on course o VV Club member Wog goined +he hoh ronk of Lieulenonl in +he bo++ol on wos chief +he In rd Floor in A ond olso o Ioble cne ol en mode Ihe honor l I in slud s Sociolly wos on inconslonl Monhgoer Wog slood omong his clo smolos for his whimsicol person oi quiel dignily ond his c uroge on s iri mony on olhlelic field JAMES WESTLAKE VOSBURGH 3 Years 55 Fair Oolzs Cloyfon Missouri Jims moin irileresl wos in soccer in which lne won J V ond vorsily lellers He olso wos oworded J V Lellers in Ioofboll ond swimming He lcepl up o 2 50 overoge in scholoslics ond o B grode in milifory Voss wos on enlhusioslc member of Ihe Thespions On 'rhe Glee Club he wos o reol Ihreol' Io Sinofro He worlced on Ihe Shropnel circulolion sfofl wos on Ihe Senior Donce Cornmillee ond wos ollen o visifor on 'rhe God lrey compus He wos o corporol in A Com pony Jim will olwoys be remembered I his good nolured disposifion o d his eosy Iriendlv monner 4 Years I-Ie slorred in boseboll winning Three vorsiry leliers He received e A leller in +roclc ond e ers in foo o He wos 45 VOS I I . . 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Jeff: BOB SNAKE ROBERT KENNEDY WARNER 4 Years 362l Dover Place Sf Louis Missouri One of flue youngesf buf mosf promunenf members of flue Senior Class was Bob Warner He was one of flue few wluo wore scluolarsluip medals lue was a cluarfer member of flue Nafuonal Honor Sociefy and a member of flue Club 400 He luad an almosf perfecf fop academic aver age Bob was flue Firsf Lieufenanf wluo command ed flue lirsf plafoon of Company C I mln fary classes lue received a gold flueory medal plus numerous ribbons In addlfion fo winning fluree varsify swimming leffers in flue breasf sfrolce and lwo minor leffers in foofball Warner was a floor cluief a member of flue Senior Dance Commiffee a member of flue Tluespuans and on flue RECALL sfafl He luas long been acfive in dramafics and was in flue Senior Play 3 Years l'lOf'IOl' l'Oll JACK FREDRICK WEIBLE I U2 Years 358I Poplar Pllre Mempluls Tennessee Snalce was one of fluose cadefs wluo were more concerned wiflu winning friendships fluan luonors He did, luowever go auf for baseball He did very well in classes, averaging 2 50, and somefimes malcing flue luonor roll He was slow fo dive info flue social life af W MA. buf lasf year lue learned of flue freasures fo be found af Monficello, and lue plunged un, luead over lueels Weible fool: parf in many wresflung mafclues, buf luis main claim fo fame was fluaf lue could find somefluing funny in any sifuafion, and luis room was flue scene of muclu merrimenf, He and luis roommafe were flue scluool iesfers, and wluo can say fluaf fluey did nof add muclu fo flue fun and inferesf of campus life? PAUL ALLAN WEEKE I3 Bellerlve Acres Normandy Missouri Weelce was one of flue few fluree year Cai favns in flue luisfory of Wesfern He was ouf sfandung in mulifary malcung an A average for fluree years and winning several drill ribbons Beaumonf was Masfer of Ceremonies of flue Sen nor Dance Commiffee af all dances and lue en ioyed luis visrfs fo Monfi By winning fwo varsify leffers in foofball and baseball and several J V leffers lue was elecfed fo flue W Club and be came secrefary He luad flue very responsibl posifioru of business manager of flue RECALL Rounding ouf a greaf career af Wesfern Paul luad a parf in flue Senior Play lue mainfained a 350 scluolasfic average and never missed flue ww BEAUMONT BLL .nys ALEX G WILSON JR 3 Years I6 Srgnal Hrll Blvd EasT ST Louls Illrnors Wrlson was a member aT The gay Thrrd Tloor oT C and he TrTTed rnTo hrs surroundrngs well Durrng hrs Three years here he recerved a J V TooTball leTTer and one rrdrng leTTer Bud was also one aT The ardenT golTers rn school Hrs grades were abouT average desprTe The TacT ThaT he spenT much of hrs Trme dreamrng abouT EasT ST Lours ln rnTer barracks conTesTs Wrson swam wresTled and Threw The drscus He was known Tor hrs lack oT worry Bud rs se-T Tor The Navy Arr Corps aTTer graduaTron buT The loss To crvrlran lrTe wrll be a deTrnrTe garn Tor The armed Torces He was a SergeanT rn The baTTalron WILLIAM MARSHALL WRIGHT 2 Years 543 S WesT Avenue EI Dorado Arkansas Brll WrrghT was a man oT many achrevemenTs and he had many names applred To hrm Arkan sas Drxre Rebel Champ eTc In scholarshrp he made a record oT 350 To 3 75 whrch rs noT To be sneezed aT He won a Theory rrbbon rn mrlr Tary Two boxrng medals and charnpronshrps a school champronshrp rn Tennrs leTTers rn Tumblrng and Tennrs and a wresTlrng TrTIe He was car ToonrsT Tor The RECALL and a member oT The erTorral sTaTT He was one haIT oT The Tamous speed Team of warTers Frazer and WrrghT Socral ly he exrsTed Tram weekend To weekend so ThaT he could be wrTh lvlarre Brll had The drsTrncTron aT berng a Two year sergeanT He acTed The role o Rocky rn The Senror Play Brll and hrs grrn a greaT combrnaTronl RICHARD LEE YETTER 4 Years 68I4 Fairchild Avenue ST Lours Mlssourr IT was largely Through The work of one cadeT ThaT Thrs years RECALL has so many good prc Tures ThaT man was Rrchard YeTTer rndusTrrous PhoTographrc EdrTor l:rrsT SergeanT YeTTer was also one aT The brarns oT The senror mrlrTary class makrng a sTrarghT A average Yep was very acTrve rn clubs as he belonged To The Cam era Club The Arrplane Club and The Chess Club oT whrch he was presrdenT He was a loyal and skrlled player rn soccer wrnnrng Two varsrTy leT Ters Above all he had a calm relrable charac Ter whrch garned many True Trrendshrps YeTTer made above average grades rn hrs classes Hap py landrngs To a TuTure member oT The U S Army Arr Corps 47 BUTTS Y MIDYEAR GRADUATES The lollowrng erghl cadels members rn lull slandrng of lhe Class of 44 recerved +herr drplomas al lhe end of lhe frrsl semesler rn order lhal fhey mrghl enter lhe armed servrces ELMO JENNINGS BLACKBURN ELMO 5 Years Melbourne Hoiel S+ Louls Mlssourr The Tales and slorres whrch Elmo Blaclcburn Told durrng hrs frve years al Weslern wrll nal soon be forgolren Blaclcre was lhe oldesl man of lhe class and gradualed as Errsl Sergeanl ol D Company He lcnew hrs mrlrlary worlc and made lop grades rn lheory classes Hrs lavorrle sporl was soccer He was consrdered a slar player and was awarded lwo varsrly lelfers He was a popular canleen cowboy who lrlred lo srl al 'rhe sensor lable wrlh hrs calce and hamburger 'fell rng Tall lales He made average grades rn hrs sludres Hrs lrrends feel sure +ha+ he wrll malce good rn lhe servrce ZED R DANIELS Z D 4 Years 3225 S+o're Sfreei Easf S+ Louls llllnous The name ol: lrghlrng Zed Danrels wrll lrve long rn lhe alhlelrc an nals of Weslern He was one ol lhe four crrgrnol Cadel Caplarns lasf fall and was co caplarn and fullback ol fhe varsrly grad Team n loolball he won lwo A lellers one B and one C He was a powerful lrneplunger He also recerved baslcelball and lraclm lel lers He caplured +wo boxrng champronshrps and was vrce presrclenl' ol lhe W Club He was lhe ellrcrenl chrel of A Barraclcs and usually made honor grades n hrs sludres He allended all socral arclarrs and was on lhe Scnror Dance Commrllee Everyone regrelled lo see Zed s oulslandrng career cul shorl b 'r he wrll be Frghlrng Zed rn any branch of lhe servrre LESLIE LEE FLAUTT 2 Years Hordln llllnovs Les Flaull spenl lwo years al Weslern and lhough he sluclc slrrclly lo busrness rn hrs qurel way he made a hosl ol frrends by hrs srncere personalrly He 'roolc +hrngs calmly and was one of lhe mos? eflrcrenl' warlers ID lhe mess hall L drd well rn hrs sch ol worlc and on mrlrlary held problems hrs wrl was greally apprecraled He could be depended on fo do a rob wrlhouf much raclrel Aller Flaulf recerved hrs drploma he headed for lhe Army wrfh lhe besl shes of all of hrs lrrends 48 I' fl ' . .I . . 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O wi ' ' . member his wuT ID The phone room He should be o good servuce THIS GROUP FORMED THE FIRST MID YEAR GRADUATING CLASS IN WESTERNS HISTORY JAY CLARK GALVIN AY 3 Years 5I5 Moss Avenue Peoria Illlnols The leodsng guide oT The boTToluon un hus lunuor yeor ond o Lueu TenonT IH has sensor yeor unducoTe The ropud mnluTory progress OT Joy Golvun I-le wos AcTung AdIuTonT when he groduoTed he had on A overoge un mulnTory closses ond had receaved severol Theory rubbons Equol an umporTonce wuTh mullTory worlc In Joys mind wos Monhcello where hvs O A O oTTended school I-Ie wos o member oT The Senior Dance CommlTTee ond ruler oT The Third Tloor oT E Joy hod chorge OT The RECALL phoTogrophy unTul has grc1cIuoTron I-Ie mode honor grodes nn his closses and wenT ou+ Tor nnTer borrocks oThleTlcs Golvan mode o mulTrTude oT Truends who wall olwoys re mon Tor he us dependable 2 Years 7I5 WesTwood Drive CIayTon Missouri The TollesT mon ID The boTTolnon wos The genrol Horry P lvloTerne wuTh has humorous drowl ond slow smile I-Ie c1TTolned The ronlc oT Corporol an one ond one hc1lT yeors I-le wos 0 hord worlcer In boTh muluTory ond ocodemuc closses ond mode grodes obove overoge ShorTy wenT ouT Tor soccer ond won has leTTer In ThoT sporT lrle wos olwoys an o hoppy mood especuolly when llsTenung To closslcol music I'Ils greoT lnTeresT wos ID cwvrl engineering I'Ie possed The A I2 TesTs ond heoded Toword The ormed services oTTer groduohon RICHARD A McKINNEY MAC 2 Years ArThur Illlnols Moc come To WesTern from ChorlesTon Illnnous ond he occom plnshed o greoT deol un Two yeors I-le wos The mon who soclced The bug boss drum rn The WesTern bond Thus seTTnng The codence Tor The whole corps I-le wos cz hord worlcer an ocodemlcs especlolly h TnrsT yeor ond he oppeored on The honor roll oT Times I-le drd noT go ouT Tor oThleTncs buT could be seen explorrng The Tor Tlung mys Terues oT The compus Moc enloyecl socnol l1Te ond usually oTTended all W MA Donces The U S Novy goT o splendid prospecT when McKinney groduoTed To enTer The service 49 . I . . J HARRY PAUL MATERNE, JR.. . ,..,.I SHORTY . ' ' , ' is JAMES E WHITMER M 4 Years 6020 S Klngshlghway Blvd S+ Louls Mlssourl Sunny Jnm Whnlmer was an orhcer and a genlleman and an all round cadel Unhl he graduafed he was Caplam of C Com pany and barracks chfef of E He had several drull rubbons +o hns credu+ He slarled hrs lasl year as co busuness manager of lhe RE CALL He served as business manager oT lhe Shrapnel and was on 'rhe slafl four years He received a Shropnel medal and belonged lo lhe ulll and Scroll He played bolh baslcefball and loolball winning several B lellcrs The Ar? Club and fhe Glee Club also came In for a share of hns unferesl Jfm was a lvlonh lrequenler and a member of lhe Sensor Dance Commullee Horor grades In hs sludfes rounded ou? lhe hne accomplnshmenrs of Wlnfmer a+ Weslern career al Wesl rn 50 CLIFFORD RUE RAHEL CLIFF 2 Years 90+h and Farnum Sfreefs Omaha Nebraska Toll good loolcrng Clnhf Rahel was one of lhe slrongesl and bes+ lllcod members ol: lhe Senror Class He won many honors especially rn alhlehcs He was larsl slrang faclcle 'rhe A grad leam a d he also won leffers an swwmmang and lraclc He easuly qualuhed for lhe W Club Has wevghl lllllng hobby lcepl hum In suoerb physrcal lrlm CIM? who gradualed as a Cadel Sergeanl made aoad aca emuc grades and a B un mululary classe He was as popu ar al Monlucello as he was a+ Weslern and was a member of 'rhe Sen for Dance Commrlfee The class wall always recall Rahel a a real comrade and a regular fellow He as splendwd maferlal lor lhe eervace KARL R ZIMMER 3 lf2 Years 4270 Kessler Boulevard lndlanapolls Indiana Zfmmer lefl a+ fhe mud year +o enler Purdue bul we conslder hum a par? of The Class of 44 He had already done much for 'rhe class He was co ednlor of 'rhe RECALL and a Flrsl Sergeanl af lhe 'fume of hns deparlure Karl had a brnllnanr penerrahng mind capable of malcnng superlor grades Hrs care free advenlurous our loolc always slood our as one of has chnel characlersshcs He was vlce presldenf of lhe Nahonal Honor Socrely a member of fhe Chess Club and an rmporlanlr cog ID olher organlzahons Zummer lefl a record of many achvevemenls and a hosl' of warm lrsends aller hrs I , 1 d . H H . .. nie- . . JI 0 'u - I ll - vw - - A . - I - lr rr i 4 H .I . . . . . , V, l n , I 1 9 . I 1944 CE-QQ COMMENCEMENT HONORS wlaledlcforuan Sherman Salulaloruan Axelrood l-lonor Graduale Porler .1 0 Z-5 ol- 0 XC f GQOM 1 sf Isl Allernale Warner R XX -- Znd Alfernale Mefz Besl All round alhlele Porler lass Presldenf and Cadel Malar Porler QRA BOOM ax M Qi EOUND Mmm QR .SOUND B007 P Shrapnel Medals Sherman Ross Douglas T Gould Recall Trophwes Porler edllor Weeke business manager A Grade Dlplomas Axerood l-larler A lvlohn Muhn Parlor Ross Sherman Tale Warn r R Weeke Scholarship Medal for 400 averages Two semeslers Axelrood Baker Campbell B Gawvey Eberl Gregg l'larTmann A Hll l-lubell Russell Simmons Trowbridge Wrlslev Gne emesler Barkman Braner Colburn Dewenler Gould Jones W MacCar'rhy Roanlree Sherman Walllng Warner R New Members lor Nahonal Honor Socuely Dewenler Davey Douglas T Gould 5I l 'gl , 3 A 6 l ll ll. Q I ' l . j lllllll 5 1 5 6 ,f l lvs if - X . 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J Verreos VP Eberle res Monnner Treas Gould Sgf af arms Alberf Buxfon Daus John P. Alberf, 209 A for Allen Cooke Davey A... Harry T. Allen, B21 2 A H 'r ll. Clifford L. BeVier, Jr., 474 5 'M M Eugene Bole, 5710 Swv Erkzgn V ' ' M ' C. Larry Bran1',2l 57 1 1' Af TVN, ra Donald E. Buxfon, 643 M 1' f BeVier Boze Corcoran Crandall Dgy Dewen+er Louis E. Crandall, Jr., 5 3. Ni l Bn Q2 In Huglv E. Cross, 5-IO N. S'C'fA S2 Jorge.. V 1' John Jack Tony A W'-ri. -' ,V M . Jack Franlr D. Coolre, Jr., 4-43 S2 , , William H. Corcoran, -' :' : F '- lf Thom Broni Cross Douglas CL., J. Daus. Jr., l5fQ 2.5. 5 do 4 'A -- l P. Dov-ey, an 5. Am'-on P Day, 3 12 VV 'U Dewenfer, IOO9 l 1' E' V, Nfl, C' 1' N. C.. as H. Douglas, 43 C l rl 'I' WA TCH US NEXT YE AR Eberle Gollfrled Harlmann A Hynes C arles E Eberle J Rnchard C Frazer Michael M Fro Marlr P Fruclden Raymond K Gofffrned avid Gould C J Rnchard Grassfleld Donald E Gregg 4 Francis D Haqgerfy l Frazer R Frow Frudden Gould Grassfleld Gregg Hearsl Jach Jones P 55 Humfeld Jones W Alexns Harfmonn Jr Jaclr H Hearsf u C H Clwarles K Humfeld Eu ene D Hynes e S Jach u L Jones Malcolm W Jones Clarence H Jorgensen Goe Haggerly Hun+er Jorgensen C . . l . . Hill +1 , , L, Inj 'ff A., U- -. ' , ., '46 'P-. me f-.. pm V g T -, C2 l.A', lff, ' . , 'if 3 ,' IQ ', :':'- few U' '. . ,222 I H J 'f '2'i, 'J , ' . w, Q 2'1 2' EH -i-'2 : 'E Pa l . ill, Jr., Q3 E lf: f' '-1 -3 H: '-1 'Q James Gole, lfwrfzr 1 ' 'f f rr 'xt' G 2 ft John R. l'lUI'1l9I',1Ei 4vAi1' frm: 'Ll i I R 1 , 'y--11.e',. yr . 9 . ,'4io,f-mf-- If: ' D ' ,PlfENl1'r2' f-. ' , T ol . ,'4ff S -'- 1 f' D' zz' , V , .J 3 11'-f. '7 r E ' 1' ' Pa l , ,Jr., fzffi I A - fox: 5 54 1 ' l, , ,4 lf':' L1 2 , , 19- E 1' FM- gil. M ' . , 44 '. '- A 1' f, 1 f-r - ' , V , J' lr: 5 1 :' ' 7. ' :', L: J, VE ACHIEV Jorgensen T Koonsfrc Leach Lulher Mceys Kursch Krause Lndlrec: Lyman Marsh Knowles C Lamb Luese McDonald Meldrum 56 MUCH Thomas D Jorgensen a Charles E Kar c Sfanley Knowles O n Koonslra Jr ll Freclernck W Krause J hn H Lamb Wnllnom B Leach 4 rover T Luese u n B ther L P Lyman Jr Howard W McDonald Ann H Mceys C Donald L Marsh Lf Claron W Meldrum W E ' E D .-.153 AU' ew? . 's h, :N F C S' Llp rvmh, , li 'w l , J l1 ' , ., CO5 K1 5 ,. AM, o . , 31C E 1 S r 1' . . , 1' A r Cel- lvl :jg J, Murray Lidlrea, Ply Ll l 2-ff' Mlzlx G . ' ,HN T 1 U C3 MU Joh . Lu , 7 L F 'V . . , ., filil P N x, QJLA, J, fm- he rlg l , l' . . L L, . , 52: Q lf Q, Mc, 93 Aoi: C, V BUT Donalcl C Meyer Jack B Meuelh d P ul Muller 774 Donald C Monnuer arf R ICl'IOl VN Plullnp lcolny A C arles W Pefers J 7 9 nH F'ococl:J 34E W Er es? J Rcvarlno W James E Roan ree Frank P Russo Jose M Salhel C Maurlce Schneider Gerald E Scofield Vw z n l Or 3 Avo RE C-CJING FARTH Meyer D Monmer Peiers Ruvaruno Sclhel 57 Meuefh Nnclnol Pocock Roonfree Schnelder Muller Nucolcy au Russo Scofleld f W E E R . , :EH Vvl.f1f-2' Csrcr , lvl? , ', 34O7wN'f1f' M A - Mr' TM. Floy a ' , 3. F. A' ' SA Ji-'2-Y vlllw lll. , ' , L E 'l3 'x. Pd, lll:,l KJ. Sfu . N' , 502 f. MJF S5 ST. C' 1' lll. 'A E. N' ,3:f, l'lJ :Q'1l Awe. Sr. L, I-, M , lu . , r., 30 W cwcsl, Um, N4'r'1w1r'dl,, Mo. Joh . , r., 2 .Lcglwcir -., Q-lqylwr Gwiww lvlii. Franlc C. Rau, Jr., 24 N. A3335 l-liwvlialv, Ill, n , ' , 47: l-laffrjfne 1-E-943' Gfiftz MZ. . f , Jr., 3 :i3'3, Lirfi l,14l J- M . , ,Wie M ww, N-fe H nr 1, Nl . ' , 131363 Ni. li lOl Col. F-ffm: lvl'-1 3 Cf. Melff. ' ' . 3,00 33 S13 Crmgkx ll, . , r? We-LQ'--' lvV 1, R OUR SLOGAN- WESTERN FIR T ' l Agua Shaffer S Shapuro Simmons Spwa Thomas Vedder Whufesude Wullunson She don Shaffer 5 M vm M Shaplro I c2:n Wra Sfanley L Shearer 3454 Sharma w J Read A ummel 509 Wa krr Sf S M Wnllnam nmmons O23 M C a George A Spuva Jr 1 y W ullwan afer Tarnow B Shearer Shlmmel Sulhvan TCJFNOW Verreos J WOI+9FS YCIVIJI Wal+er R Thomas 2007 1 er+ E Vedder M020 M P James A Verreos 4167 W P rw B cnge R Waliers NZVO B S ansell Eugene Whl+es1de CHQ F C o erf G Wnlkunson R R N Jordan Yavnh 7746 P rw 1 SOPHOMCRES Braner, Sgf.-af-arms, Lewis, V.P., F. Yoder, Treas., Vanocur, Sec., Fuchs, Pres., Wrisley, HIsf.lAb.l OFFICERS Alischwager Befrner Campbell C Richard H Alfschwager Conrad R Aushn Alberf Franlrlm Barham Thomas A Barkman ale Brddle 4 anlc O BuHner 73 Sheppard BI ck Vl W Charles Bradnsh A Aushn Barham Barlzman B1ddle Black Bradlsh Braner Cadof Denrler Esselsfyn Farlsh Feldman au F raner Carel lrvnn Ccdo+ Charles A Campbell Jr n N Esselslyn P 9 5 Thomas F rush r Jac L eldman 59 A . ,E- ff vi 1: . P l . B , 3O?v ,:1, C' rg. 9 l, , 'I 5' pf- 4 A,.3- My lf: if. K, -n ' , I: Ywrg Qee hz. Ci az, C, ' , U NN, 'ACG fgi-5' 'z PM- - - -- I 5: 59:73 F34 1'7 L 'F H , n r M T. . , 1 ,-3-3 '-'f::: La: V- -J: , , , ,. U Reber? A. Denfler, 315 5, Lizfffra Ae. -3 ,-':'f1q E. D , Jr., l O? E.J:1z-f :fiN'f1 ' l , Joh 4 PNA rar K ' Fl' . I , T7 S 1': '1 U'.--',', ii lf . G' I J.. 13 B,-TLD, pin V' P a , S': Er--', C ri 'K liz.-,P N. .l. , ' , W , E' Fw ' : l , ll . F , F4273 l' P ..'- 5. 1' f r- -1 WE ARE STRONG IN Funouo Gufzmer Korr K oss Louis Fsnouo A rew E Fuefsch Normon W Fox 4 RoberfEorIFrc1zer 4 o err Fuchs L Eugene Gufzrner W Roberf Hedgcock n S Hobson N Roberf L Huesemon Woyne L Johnson oc Korr -MC Fluefsch Hedgcock Keen Lawson Lv Ol Hobson Ke m Lewrs 60 Clcr Charles Chnion Wrlhcm Rrchord George Frazer E Fuchs Huesemcn Johnson W Kung Kloepfer McLean McNabb L Keen 7Ol Kelm 3 I g J oepfer Lawson 530 C ewls f hcrles McLean Ill Wrlhom H McNabb H ' F , . I . I . A ' , 514 E, 3 z 1' Sf. VW- ' F 1ff5 I . H. , ALL S' M 's -- I, nd , I , N22 3 7',:'.1.',-V-. J ky .1 1- 3, W. , 44 Pav S2 Vfm--r lg, . , 54 LN- ,Il Pu V- P rf.::.1 NV, ' S. KAn , U20 12 SY N.,fTw Sogun'-'s'. C' 5 I ffl? Ar L ', Pow M ' P. KI , 39:3 32:1 fi-: 1, M, R b , -DM Ex Fwy' yu, MQ. George R. Kloss, 5904 Nl, C: My C L1 2.1: L -- A . ,Eff i v' J A.--. v J ig: l A . . ,llr 5.5-Q1 Sm W ' C. ,V -'-1' ri: VJ, if--'I-, W Joh , , 5-Hr 7 ' ' qxr A, ---, Hgwe, ly E. L 4.Jr., ZONES 20 S2 L' ' N-Lf . , Qilr VV XfHn-v Aw- S - mx1vr-- J 31. N, C . , 2: SLU' :W H E.: 1,1 ' -' . ,4Pi S E' :rs SR Q 'M L5 '. L . J R , f' : H 'gr S' 5-f eww W . , 3'3 1. ACADEMICS, MILITARY, SPORTS Mangxn Nozan Rafferiy Rlchardson ank G Mangan II 2440 Norman May Jr 2 Moy N O Connell Rasmussen Rwera Morlon Joseph M Ils C207 A I Thomas Morrnll 140 F n J Nongle Jr 50 Rechard M Oconnell 0K N ranll C Osborn 3 ordon A Parrlsh Jr 207 W M Iam C Phnll ps Io5 J Thomas Rofferfy 4740 W F7 Ml s Morrlll Osborn Parrish Rawls Regan Robinson Rolhgeb Wullucm John Rasmussen Jr Wa Ier C Rawls Jr F er? Regan 3 I7 N Elmer W Reucherl Jr F Jack B Richardson R vuer A Rmvera V Donald C Robmson n R Rofhgeb I55 G orge D Russell 7II2 Vw' 6 I Nanqle J Phnllups Rencherl' Russell ' , . 'II ' , . Fr . ' , , Lakenef, A.e. CI-Icaguo II. , ., Flo iezf-'S' V S2 .f Us H. . ., 5 9 Fives' Axe. I4 grand Vafl IM I . . ., Cree' sirr '-I f- S2 I, 1 M . I ,, og -ess, Cfcznf, II. Rob I 5 ISC' -155 Q A.q4 Q' 111- I b W. ' , ' 5 dew ale Ave. Crbzfxo I . . ' V H ,QQ-:V eq 1 , Joh . , ., '92 Wes os'e' 3. S2 Loqs Mf ' ' I ew? Af, Muriclo M. Nazari, Awe 20 'Je Nf.'e :'5- N135 Meft' xc - - L, Q, 3,n Ci,.7,.T NJ-, A- Iv A 79 IW ' , H F -vlmsff I I I ' . ' , I5 ,I 'He' Aw. S:'rf: r-Id I. T ' , :K mga' W :N MW .r , F . , M7 W, I57'r SY Q-me-2'1 Q. ' ' 'H 'J' A I ' ' 'I G . ' , . , C3'c :::If- I MF' A F F , INIII' . 'I , 2 N. C e'f, SC 21020 rj III. Joh - I ' N- M3 V -' 5 If 'I I - , , 32 'wg'-' 5.1. I . wr'1n'f' e . . VTVIH' CIW' 'VIZ If-1 WE RE GAINING MOMENTUM Schaefer Smlfh Thorp Vo nocur Wrrsley H Scurry Spurgeon Tromor Warner J Yoder F Seymour Thom pson Trowbridge Wesf 62 H orry H Schaefer I325? W I G onB curry W Coco fx John Dcvd Seymour 441 E rry H Smlih ol7 + v Wnllnom C Spurgeon 304 Rx PG Harry G Thompson 46 L O 0 Off Ames Thorp 7 9 NW Z! Q wln P Trolnor Wor rrwqh d C Pfeiffer Trowbrudge 309 W on er Vcnocur 203 N Ofn o o n M Warner 321 Wuram Roberf Wes+ 044 F ve xey Oum Alberi Wrusley Jr Cade cc M nklm Yoder 5 as PVT OFFICERS Galvin, Sgr.-af-Arms, G. Wagner, Treas., Adkins, V.P., FRESHMEN 'Iv- ' ff' ..--pg 09' a-6 ,--fp Colburn, Pres., Clarlre, Sec., Jensen, l lis+. 'T life 'ff' CIO' 6? Armslrong Bierman, A. Clarke ,fi 9? Balmer Bloch Colburn Ookleigln R. Adlrins, Jr., Cfenzwy., f- Allan A. Andres, 2l3a: Cf Glenn P. Andrews, l C, . lff' David N. Armsfrong, '4 5 Harold G. Baker, Jr., - Daniel A. Beffa, 2 l 1, David G. Benscoler, YY5 S C Alvin B. Berger, 55ll Fug Arnold Sfcnley Bierman, Sf i.- H E.. A C f 4 i C ,,,M. Url M33 ,,..i Adkins Andres Andrews Beffa Benscofer Berger Bridges Campbell, B. Cawvey Cooperman Derriclr Dyer Richard Lee Blocln, 2244 ,V Howard W. Bridges, 74.3 Aww--f' A V U Ni, Bruce A, Campbell, fjf v.. C. Eugene Cawvey. 40 'Az Harry A. Clarlre, 2222 F f? f V Billy G. Colburn, ri '.. r ' 4 . Miles J. Caoperman, ' , V' -' -r -'- Alberf Clarence Derricll, Jr., '11 - lVi'i. Jim H. Dyer, Cifcf M i. .,.,.,,a, ri.. f . fx . - .C. WE AIM TO BE THE BEST Eyermonn Feder Flelsclwmann Gcvn W Goebel Green W Greene J Hafner Harler R Her? Hubell Jensen Kade+ Keehner Kennedy D Kenn dy N Wullnarn J Eyermann 5 :lp J er Marvun H Fleusclmman 2144 o n W Galvin a K Harfer 4 ccrdLeHer+ 7fuS PI Roberf Eugene H bel 4747 l Donn Jensen I y Goebel Sandford Rudolph Kadef Qld W A Wnlllam A Green W James Rober+ Green o n H Hafner 4 A udy F Hcrrlso Me vm Douglas Ken? U4 F? nald A Keehner H37 M1 vid G Kennedy l VN a A Kennedy f R 64 Gilpin Harrison Jones H Ken? ' l E , . ' ' 4, . ,AWE Ffiew' 5. Ez L' Mi, R y . ,7 F? !q 'f'3', Unwi' A G A V2 Pl'1'lA . Fed ,MV S, FY My .i : Ef f-,Z 'Q Rih e , 5l , 'rl S2 Fi 'f l 1, I . A , F, A' 1 V.'A 1 Nl , U l, L ',':': 7' Q lf Jl1 . ',f3lQ M A5 5- l, , 5321 5.1, , ',', Sfeplnen K, Gilpin, EQIQ 2, E' 3 , ' 1 . 1, Howard H. Jones, N245 P-1 5,1 'V' .nf l , , O01 All IV! A .'-, P.-1 l', , Q . 21 '12 .:' . , M Aww, fu-ep lf Ro . , fl 5' AQ 'Y w e, F1 - i Dal . , l 7 '. N15 -' F r ' : A L' J l1 . ,E F 1.-, 1. 93- A-' E .' . Ne l . , E243 lg-'nw' S' G' :':' l . . h r1, 724 XW :rib Tffrf. f-43 vi- lei, I' , A 'VJ' C' L . CLASS IN WESTERN'S HISTORY Landsman Me er R Rarlhel Weber Slewarf Norman Landsrnan 3 Reber? Lee Larson 2324 l Marshall Alan L e 5123 S Cl John Wullnam MacCar+hy 47 ne G Maggos O Ro erl Meyer W4 I3 Ric ard P Nangle BC? W James M Needham C crl N Pearson 722 I u U Posfel arles P Ranlhel Larson Nangle R Reed Webs+er EOF M ee MacCar+hy N edham Pearson Scfscr Wagner G Wull ams Wnllungham cnald l Rc d Wunfred A Se'rser ene Wagner Q I-I c ard L Walling 2 l5 Huqh Claude Websler 3 o n E Wrlllams Roberl E Wullnngham C Donald H Yoder 65 Maggos Poslel Wallnng Yoder L y , . . . e 'E , D. , a I: r' 1 SZ C' ',,:'1' ll. D . G ,205 S. f- Aw, Unk paws l . , V frrr Sn QD ll. ' . ,Jr., woe 5. O me Af, I .1 fylr e , S , . -'1:':if- A ,'f- , Cfiiji ll. G I ,.?,Nf.l NN ,' M: -znr, l , , . '1':'i T1 L . Cuff If Ri h . ' , 7 K'-, B 11. Pv rain Va. Nik' - - l l5 lffff' 5'-,AW l 4, John R. Weber, loec and E Ei b , - F 5 A ..'- Sir fx' C3 . 15 S :ML I-1l Q1 XWV, , ' h . . 'F r 1'-' F, SY Lf' f M. ff-U,' M, ' ' ' , ,Q H N,1 S' fm' S2 L' 1 I ..' ,N -. . C, fr 1 ,D , V Jul , , 54 Y-I I we I. e . ,J w,H.I rj. . ,- , I. lmw fgurvr I , Pal . ,2OZSrf9g.,.1,M1 -1- 1. - -fd If Af l Ch , ' ,gsm If fr .W S-. Le M. . ,Q L. P 312 AM' '- E I G H T H G R A D E THE MIGHTY MITES-THE LOWER SCHOOL Anderson Doble Mccu Shan Palmer :np R d s n f S D Blockrnfln M Wlllmom Broolcs Eugen John DeW1ldc John Eugene DeWvld Lee W Douglas J' o n Hen y Gaynn Myron Grey Halpernn C H 5co+'r MCAlI5lGf Blackman Brooks Douglas L avm DeW1lde DeWrlde J Halperun Floyd McPherson Moehle Qullllgan Royc 6 Schoen Huberf P MCCUISTIOH Jr 3 Raymond A Floyd ly n C McPherson ll F o er? C Moehle l 'N 1 nam J Ober 4 Donald R unllugan Roberf Ruchard Royce 7575 Leland James Schoen Donald Kenrh Serup McAl1s+er Ober S rup . I E. . I r . G ' , H. ' ' Ph'I' . An er o , 1 '34 I fr , 1. E' 1 lf . ' ' , ., 'CV 5 'QM' Si A ' f l , . . , Q' J1.-r A., P 1 VA , . , ' 1 1o f , . 'V , flffl E: A. l,l'. vnl, CH Nl . Do . , f7 VV, l Z' .lfg 11' 'f' 2- ' , -1 l', R b . , 'Q4 l. C S2 R'1fll '1 l I A Q, 5 1' 1' l , . , P3 Nl.-Rf' C -' E l '11 Aw Roberl Joseph Dohle, iff N '- : '1. 5 'Xl :'1. M . Hugh James Palmer, 5 S I fl:,' E.: F 'z' 7 z. . , N , ,':,: -S Ar . E M - 'fr . Q ' ' , f Z5 S. P11-.-,1, C' V Q Q. 'Vlivl' . I , Ln C-5 '11 Rd. Urz'-' Fx' ro J h V ' , F75 Vw. L' :W l 1' lf v f- VX org, C '. ?4fi l.1l1 ST'-, C',QJ'I l , ,QQIO lN7 5. S2 l' lv . , . 4 , 'C-'.',: rf: Q '-lg.-.Lf I , fig C i:': 32 Mr,- 3 'Z , -6 ,- AT THE BOTTOM OF THE LADDER Sth GRADE lConT.l 7'rh GRADE 1 Gray Morahn 5 cn'on M Teal Gary F Vnncel Allan W Wneflalce Wu nam Wnxson Theodore Leroy Bierman Harry J Cha fan? 4 T omas R Emswller 4 Rnchard N Gray James Had 404 W C Tea Hari Rafcluff Vlncel W1e+lalre Wuxson Elerman T Chalfanf Emswuler Henning Jaclrson S Kuhnen Shrewsbury Singer Worrell Fred S Henning Sfanley K Jackson Thomas Ed Kuhnen Richard G Morahn Bruce E Rafcluhf George S Shrc sbu y Sanford J Snqer Roger Anfhony Worrell f-Nl 67 ORALE Q !lV7'fGR!7Y 1 OVAZTV fvmueffvcf 5 and OUGHNEYS Rf ESOURCES OF 0077! A it A ' in f- LEADERS IN MILITARY THE CADET OFFICERS .. Hia Froni row, Ie:-II Io righf-T. Jackson, Adjufcnf, PorIer, Mcior. Second row-Copfafns Sherman, MuI+in, Bohlmcxnn, Weeke, Horfer A. Third row-LieuIenonIs Wagner, R., Croghcn, Warner, R., Verreos. J,, KnowIes, C., Berkowih, Berg. IHorringIon s obsenhl 'Ir ir 'Ir i' nk ir 'A' 'Ir II A COMPANY Isf Sgr Hcrrlngfon Cap? Weelre Sgf Wflghf Gurdon Bearer Is+ Plofoon Coder Popr Weeke wos IH commend of A Company mode up of Hue older coders ID school Assnsred by Lneu+s Horrmgron ond Berg ond m srruded by Copf Puff 'rocrnfol offncer H115 com pony become very profucuenr an bofh close ond ex rended order dr H This ourfnr could olwoys be de pended upon +o show mlhfcry snop ond precssuon Code+ Cop? Weelce ond his srowcf Jrogerher wnrlw 'rhe men ore +o be congrofulofed upon rhenr fume record for 'rhe yeor 2nd Plcfoon COMPANY Is'r Plafoon The year I943 44 wall go down os anofher suc cesslul year for B Company B slarled oul wnlh Cadel Cap? Led Danlels as commander Bohlmann succeeded hum and conhnued hns line work Lleuls Knowles C and Wagner R were Is? Sgl Thompson J and Sg+ Jones N who was guudon bearer Corp Sufherlond of +he Army was lachcal offncer B Company was excellenl IH close and ex+ended order drlll and was very elf: clenl as a war slrenafh plaloon on held problems 2nd Plcioon ls+ Sgi J Thompson Capi Bohlmcnn Corp N Jones Gundon Bearer N x B I I plafoon leaders. and 'rhe sfafl was composed of C COMPANY lsf Sgi YeHer Capf Mulhn Sgf Daus Gurdon Bearer Is+ Plcioon C Company began 'rhe year under Cadef Capf Jam Whnfmer buf when he le-H for The serv :ce Mulhn fool: over as commander He wn+h Lneu+s Warner R and Croghan aided by a hne Tachcal officer Sgf Coon of Jrhe Army soon had fhe men drnllnng olmas+ perfedly The sfaff was complefed by ls'r Sg+ Yeffer and SQ? Daus as guldon bearer This company was made up of a splendnd bunch of prnvafes who gave full cooper ahon and They are proud fo say I was a member of C Company 2nd Pla'roon COMPANY I sT PlaToon D Company made up of The smallesT cadeTs In school dud noT leT size oTTer a handicap These mnghTy mndgeTs were ambuhous To be among The besT and under CadeT CapT Sherman They won hugh recogn1Tlon Tor Their mdusTruausness on Tre-ld problems and Their snappy drill LueuTs BerlcowuTz and Verreos N and The sTaTT lsT SgT KaTz and Gundon Bearer Splva were real leaders and They had The Tune guidance oT Lre-UT Pearce as Tachcal offncer 2nd PlaToon lsf Sgf Koh Cupi Sherman Corp Splva Gundon Bearer 1 T D r I l I ' X 'Ili a . .1 l' a V at - x 1.-, Q N -Q V Q' 'VN ,' ,V . A , . f W. wi . . 7,24 ifh.- X qv f- --1, A ' U aw . ' ' -41 'iv ff? 'Q .QQ ' , ff' d MG' '- - 1 :Ram '-.-v ? 'f,.- 51 !'ff'f,. . evra, ,,, 1., . ,, X . L,,, --: '-1: 'll W nz -fn fm 1 ,. 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' Ziff T' F Xi' 4NQ 'Y . 1 A M3 ' . , , ff , Guy I fiblfilir' THE MILITARY YEAR AT WESTERN As The new cadeTs sTraggled in and The old men once more enTered The Memorial GaTe lasT Sep- Tember, no one could have ever believed ThaT in a Tew shorT weeks These individuals would be marching wiTh The precision oT veTerans in close order drill. YeT ThaT was whoT happened. The WesTern cadeT corps was TorTunaTe in having LieuT. Col. Moore oT The U. S. Army, an energeTic and eTTicienT oTTicer, as P.M,S, and T. once more. The enTire baTTalion TelT The seriousness aT The war, and all lcnew ThaT whaT They learned in miliTary Training would sTand Them in good sTead laTer. Col. Moore, iusT back Trom The Advanced OTTicers School aT FT. Benning, was prepared To pour iT on, and pour iT on he did. AT The TirsT TormaTion as an organized uniT on Sunday, SepTember I2, The new cadeTs Toolc The R.O.T.C. ocTh and became an oTTicial parT oT The deTense plans oT The UniTed STaTes. Col. Moore sTaTed ThaT The aim oT The miliTary deparTmenT would be To develop oTTicers and genTlemen . l'le sTaTed ThaT no school had a more glorious record among iTs alumni in The armed Torces Than WesTern. In The weelcs ThaT Tollowed, The sTress was on drill, unTil early in 0cTober The vicTory Trainers , wooden Lower School Plcfoon Cadef LieuT. Floyd Commander in chorqe CHICAGO TRIBUNE MEDAL WINNERS Porfer and Eberle MILITARY YEAR lConfinuedI River Creek on an advanced guard problem. From fhaf fime on fiil Governmenf lnspecfion in Mav, fhe corps seldom rrissed weekly field problems, and in fhof form of fraining fhey learned milifary pro- cedure fhaf really counfed. Meals were usually Served in fhe field. Cal. Moore was aided by a good facfical sfafl, Capf. Piff, U. S. Army refired, Lieuf. Pearce, U. S. Army refired, Sgf, Coon, U. S. Army, Corp. Sufher- land, U. S. Army, and Lieuf. Proefz, Wesfern grad- uafe. They organized in Ocfober fhe milifary fheory classes, using Army field manuals as fexfs. A new sysfem of poinf grading was also announced. An imporfanf evenf of fhe fall was fhe visif fo Wesfern of Brig. General E. B. Sebree, iusf back from disfinguished service in fhe Soufh Pacific. l-Ie had been P.M.S. and T. af Wesfern fwelve years ago, and now he refurned as a man who had mef fhe enemy on Guadalcanal and defeafed him. l-le was received wifh a salufe of cannon and a ruffle of drums. He reviewed fhe baffalion, inspecfed fhe barracks, and gave a never-fo-be-forgoffen accounf of his advenfures in fighfing fhe Japs. Above all, he impressed fhe corps wifh his gracious cordialify during his weekend sfay. Several fimes fhe cadefs heard lecfures on in- fanfry weapons and were given demonsfrafions. rifles were issued. Now fhe corps branched ouf info exfended order drill. Milifary discipline was being ingrained, and fhe officers were bearing down on shoe shines and milifary courfesy. By Ocfober 7, fhe cadefs were frained well enough for fheir firsf field problem in fhe open counfry. If was a fhree-hour hilce along Wood Righf-Acliufanf Jackson reads orders, Reporf fo com- mundan+'s office! Below-How could fhey miss wifh fhof unfi-funk gun? Below, righf-Lieuf. Knowles leads his hungry plofoon fo mess. -X Such evenTs included a Tiring exhibi- Tion by Col. lvloore oT The BJXR., SpringTield, Garand, ColT .45, and 30 calibre heavy machine gun, and a lecTure by lvlr. R. R. CasTeel oT VVesTern CarTridg3 Company, who showed The STen gun, a capTured Jap riilo, and The Thompson sub- mochine gun. On ArmisTice Day, The cadeTs ThoughT oT nine hundred old grads oT VVosTcrn who were TighTing so gloriously upon all TronTs, and They wondered iT They could perTorm as well when Their Time came To serve. The lceynoTe oT The day was loyalTy. The lang-awaiTed crders were pub- lished in November. The highesT oT- Ticers named were: CapTains PorTer, WhiTmer, Daniels, and l-luTchinson, and LieuTs. Berg, Galvin, J., Knowles, C., Sherman, Bohlmann, Jackson, T., MulTin, and Weelce. The corps was saddened in December To hear oT The loss oT LieuT. Commander Eddie O'l-lore, Class '32 one oT The greaT air heroes oT The presenT war. True To his courageous record, BuTch wenT down in a nighT baTTle in The PaciTic, TighTing To The lasT. Marching from mess, all wobbly wiTh food. When The cadeTs reTurned Trom ChrisTmas Tur- lough, They Tound compleTe new miliTary equipmenT had been issued by The War DeparTmenT. lncluded in The shipmenT were 200 SpringTields, IOO EnTields, several Garand M-l riTles, a 37 mm. anTi-Tanl4 gun, several carbines, and Two more heavy machine guns. The corps really wenT To Town wiTh This new collecTion oT weapons, and The vicTory Trainers were discarded. EighT seniors were called inTo The service aT The end oT The TirsT semesTer, and The TirsT midfyear graduaTion in WesTern's hisTory was held. Several lcey oTTicers were losT To The baTTalion, buT general orders Tilled The vacancies wiTh men who carried on in a splendid manner. PorTer was made CadeT lvlaior and Weelce, Sherman, Bohlmann, and lvlulTin were named CapTains. The new lieuTenanTs were Croghan, Wagner, G., and BerlcowiTz. Le-TT-Wagner checlrs nighT guard rosTer. Below-The colors pass by aT an indoor winTer parade in drill hell. Below, leTT-When Warner inspecTs, iT had beTTer be clean. X ' - 2 - 1 - f .' f - Y - - 'KM ' 1 V , . A x . A ,: 1,1 X gf 'ff 'l f -+ .fa vmzvzf M 'xi- . V. H , ,fv I XM ,R Yib, 5 -W A .,,- ng ' S' Q T 13+ 'f V z M -' in ' ' 364' gf' K ' ,Fi A, i A W XT, . ' , 1 Ty ' , 61555. ' 'fL?'+. ' -br -, - u 5 ,. 5, 3 ..i r..-cm-.g ' ' 'L Q30 A - Q1 ' fkvfl- .A X 5555+-f , QA: .gf ., Q ,fy if-wg ff W' YP? .VN ,WM , I '?'s'r ,'-M 'P . ,ul 1 W., 3, ,,. , 2 05 ff 1. 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As warmer weaTher came, The cadeTs began To sTress Tield problems in preparaTion Tcr Gul. Every week saw The baTTalion ouT in The counTry pracTicing aTTacks and deTense under war-Time condiTions. A round oT nighT guard duTy was held. Major Henderson organized his miliTary police, who were a greaT aid in keeping Things moving in a snappy and correcT manner. The daTes Tor The inspecTion were announced Tor May 5 and 6, laTer Than usual. WhiTe ducks and whiTe cops were issued Tor The Sunday dress parades and added much To The appearance oT The corps. The War DeparTmenT inspecTors, Col. Nach- man and LieuT. Col. Rhine arrived aT WesTern on May 5 during an unusual cold spell oT weaTher Tor spring. The lasT Tew days had been spenT in reviews oT miliTary subiecTs, in brushing up on demonsTraTions, and in cleaning and polishing every riTle and every room in The barracks. The corps was ready. The cadeTs meT This climax oT The miliTary program wiTh The TinesT spiriT, and The leadership oT The cadeT oTTicers was Tar above average. To sum iT up, The cadeTs TelT ThaT They made one oT The besT showings on G.l, in many years, and The pleased commenTs oT Col. Moore and Mai. Henderson bore ouT Their opinion, The inspecTion really ended The inTensive miliTary Training Tor The year. For The resT oT May, conscious oT a year oT achievemenT and hard work in The miliTary de- parTmenT, The cadeT corps Turned iTs aTTenTion To The preparaTion Tor The commencemenT ex- hibiTions, parades, and sham baTTles. The knowl- edge ThaT WesTern's highesT-ranking graduaTe in The service, Maior General Harry J. Collins, '15, Commander oT The reconsTiTuTed Rainbow Division, would be a visiTor and The commence- menT speaker caused The cadeTs To puT TorTh exTra eTTorTs. They wanTed To be aT Their snap- piesT. The miliTary year is sure To close wiTh a splendid commencemenT showing by one oT The besT baTTalions in The hisTcry oT The school. 'E ., yi A 'if' Gu Col. Moore Tires machine gun ir MILITA NVIRONMENT Top-I. Machine guns ouf of aclion. 2. D Barracks all present Sir. Middle-3. Cross and Monnier, M.P.'s, slop Frow. 4. Siroighf lines. 5. Tribune Medal, old sfuff +o Por+er. Lower Middle-6.Tl1e band leads corps from uplown march. Bofiom--7. Adkins and Biffner work on rifles. 8. Col. Moore: HWl1Gl'S your rifle number? SPRINGTIME MEANS PARADES WHITE DUCKS p+, PEM inspec+s rifles on Upper Field cfier parade. Sunday affernaan, warm weafher, budding +ree:s, wfleecy clouds. and ine corps in whlfe ducks and whife caps-all combine fo make a sfirring and be-auhful pidure for a springflme parade, Once again Hue cadefs can march ou+side and look fheir snappiesf for Hue visifars, who never seem fc fire of waicning fnis rniliiary specfade. PRESENT, ARMS! GENERAL SEBREE ETURNS TO WESTER One of The mosT imporTanT evenTs of The year was The visiT of Brig. General Ed. B. Sebree aT WesTern for The firsf Time in seven years. Since he had served as a lieuTenanT for four years as P. M. S. and T. and head of The miliTary deparTmenT, he had become naTionally famous because of his leadership in The campaigns of New Caledonia and Guadalcanal. The General and Mrs. Sebree arrived wiTh Cal. Jackson, preceded by a police escorT, The corps snapped To aTTenTion, The band played, and an eleven- gun saluTe was fired. His face beamed as he greeTed faculTy officers, many of whom he knew when he was deTailed To The school from '28 To '32. The baTTalion Then held a review in his honor on The lower field. Ac- companied by Col. Jackson, Col. Moore, and Maj. Hen- derson, General Sebree inspecTed The cadeTs. The cadeTs will never forgeT The evening which followed. The General, referring frequenTly To a large map relaTed inTeresTing incidenTs which made The SouTh Pacific campaigns live again The nexT morning he inspecTed The barraclcs and laTer waTched a fooTball game General Sebree com plimenTed The cadef corps and sTaTed ThaT he had never seen The baTTalion so snappy aT ThaT early Time of The year Top bGen Sebree Col Jackson Col Moore Mai Henderson salufe The colors The General Th Cadef Mal Porfe nspec+s The GHGIION BoTTom Gen Sebree Tells The :Tory of Guadalcanal The General chaTs Th Mal Henderson commandanf 83 ' el f 1' , we Q v sf if 4 g A ' m v Ft Ei I . E ff ' f L W3 ' A 'V 'K' Q ' i 'i z U 1? y I 'X ,nk Q 14 . N ' QQ? M, 8' a 7 V if 3- I J' Q fx ,,. L Q f . Vs. gf , x A ,A , 4. f 3 f . 4 ' - s I f'-'I ,P T , l . 1 , -2 X 5 ! tw A fi. u I N13 'HWHM Q . 49 wg, x Q if X K wk X K ! 11 4 ATLQ-:. 555, BL xg- .. -Tix' ' 31.-:gif w iff , J. Ln ' .fg ,. 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The sun is slonfing 'roword 'rhe wesfr os The borlolion ossembles on +he oreo To lower Jrhe ilog in lhe beouiilul relreor ceremony. The ihirsly eorih drinks down The loiling sun: Delicious coolness of The eve hos come. A flog flools down io rest The doy is now complele- A bugle sounds 'relreoi '. i RETREAT -3 7- zfmwfsis' 13 0!VfS7'V OVALTV !V777'U5!A.S'M ACT ana' 1V!7'!,477Vf C HAHA CTERXZE P01975 lV,4!Vffff1D 4 , E YQ EA Mwoxefr M9 f' ' H W LEADERS IN ATHLETICS THE ' ' CLUB .S ,....- 5' an LAJNEJL... Silfing, fron! row-Wagner, R., Fuchs, Knowles, C., Verreos, N., Koh, Murray. Kneeling, middle row-Eberle, Grosslleld, Porler lV-presidenll. Sfcndlng, bccl: row-Weelre lSecre+aryl, Nicolcy, Reinhard, Thompson, J. lTreosurerl, Harringlon lPresiden'rl, Bohlmann, Berg, Hurfer, A., Bill. 1' M i i'9 A uk i' ir 'Ir 'A' 'A' ir ir 'lr HarrungTon Preslden+ THE CLUB Wors moy come ond wors moy go buT The W Club goes on Torever When Uncle Som depleTed The membership oT mncl semesTer The Tollowlng new officers were elecTed Hor rnngTon presudenT PorTer vuce presudenT Weelce secreTory Thompson J Treosurer ond Murroy sergec1nT OT orms Grossheld The only one elnguble oT ThoT Tnme wos voTed In os cz member The hTghIlghT OT The soclol seoson wos The Tolly old born donce oT which The oThleTes covorTed un The sTrow Tnllecl conTeen nn merry rusTlc sTyle The obgechves oT The club ore I To Tur nnsh ochve leodershop In all Tnelds oT oThleTuc endeovor 2 To Turmsh gundonce Tor younger oThleTes Through The mednum oT exemplory con ducT 3 To see ThoT vusnTmg Teoms ore ode quoTely cored Tor 4 To poss upon oncl od munnsTer The rules under whnch oThleT1c leTTers l IQ mf., M ore owordecl 5 To sTnmuloTe school spnrnT ond To encouroge supporT Tor all Teoms 6 To loan TogeTher socnolly nn such TuncT1ons os The club moy wash ond be permnTTed To sponsor 7 To guord leolously The r1ghT To membershnp nn The club ond To molce cerToun ThoT eoch member meeTs These hugh sTondords W .' ,nn Farmers, Bob and Moose, Toss hcy A W Club meefing in A Co. Lounge. for The barn dance. Couples in The sfraw of The barn dance. -90- THE RED RAIDERS Open- ,ns o hole in S f. Lo , u,, Hi Qlv 1,-he THESE ARE THE LADS WHO REPRESENTED WESTERN ON MANY A HARD-FOUGHT FOOTBALL FIELD THE RED RAIDER ELEVEN Fronf row-Eberie, Verleos, N., Bohlmonn, Knowies, C., Rohel, Donieh leo-copfoiny, Horringfon, Keeler, Fuchs Murrox Berg, Thompson, J. Middle row-Torch frnonogerl, Thompson, H,, Jackson, T,, Barry, Mills, Reinhard, Broncr, Pcrfer, Wogner R., NECOYOV. Grossrield, Croghon, Josh. Bock row-Copf, Gonld lcoochj, QJin'on, Bennerf, Voesbmqw Conovon, H3rn'neN Veneer, Peters, Bri SNWWFWCFE Ls.-.ac Moy, Kofz, Corp. Sufherkznd fossi. coochj ,V Y .x .,'i?H4L a J? Rahel Keeler Reinhard Murray Daniels Tackle Guard Guard Guard Fullback SEASON On Thanksgiving Day The cadef corps iourneyed Ta Alfon l-ligh School To wafch Their Red Raiders make a bid To upseT a highly favored Alfan eleven. The Raiders Took The field eager for vicfary and hungry far suc- cess. This Turkey Day game mafched a pair af backs accepTable for any Prep school lineup, our own John Parfer and The Alfan Redbird, Tammy Beal. PorTer was injured during The early parf of The firsf half. The Wesfern line found bespecTacled Beall hard Ta Tame, and, when The final gun fired, The scoreboard showed Thaf Alfon had pushed across 33 painTs Ta blank The cadeTs. Coaches Gould, Sufherland, and PiTT pro- duced. as usual, a good Team. The aufsfand- ing linemen of The squad were Ca-capTain l-lufchinson, Keeler, Murray, T-larringTon, Rahel, Thompson, Fuchs, and l-Tarfer. There were plenTy af good backs This year, The masT prom- inenT of whom were Parfer, Ca-capfain Daniels, Wagner, Knowles, Ca-capTains-elecf Eberle and Verreas, and Bohlmann, who was hampered half The season an accaunf af an arm iniury. The signals were called by Porfer from halfback posifian. lvlasf af The kicking was done by Eberle and Verreas. Bahlmann and WesTern WesTern WesTern Wesfern Wesfern WesTern WesTern. Wesfern. . . SEASON'S RECORD , 26 Roxana ,,...... . ,O ST. L. Univ. l-ligh ...6 Univ.CiTy.,.,.. 6 John Burroughs . ... 7 Counfry Day ,.. ...I9 The Principia .,. .. 7 Wood River . . O Alfon High... . Kna les Nicolay Berg Grassfield Kun Cenfer Guard Tackle Hallback Fullbqck Co COPIOIHS I IuTcI'nnson and Daniels holdlng The muddy Prlncupla banner The Trophy awarded each year a'ITer PrlnWMA aThleTlc confesfs WesTern reTauned possessuon of The banner affer beahng Prm on a soggy ram soaked Feld I9 I3 Damels did mosT oT The passung wlTh I-IarTer and Thomp son on The recelvnng ends WesTern s scoring was done chleTly Through speed and decephon and by aerial aTTaclcs Tor The baclcheld especially was small AT The end OT The season Th grT and skull T several Red Raider players wore recognnzed by sporTs wruTers ST Louis papers placed PorTer I-IuTchnnson I-IarrmgTon and Fuchs on several AIIABC League Teams KaTz won The Dads Award Tor loyalTy and I-IarrmgTon receuved The plaque Tor ouTsTandung pe Tormance IU The Thanlcsgnvmg game There wall be abouT Tlve leTTer men reTurmng nexT Tall Tor The varsuTy and They wall form The nucleus Tor The eleven They will be aided by players who come up from The B squad and by some new maTerual WnTh beTTer luck Than The I943 Team had They should go a long way The grldmen of Thus year wlll be waTch1ng Tor The resulTs wuTh mTeresT They have done Their share Tor WesTern on The TooTbaII held and will exTend besT washes To The players who carry The school s colors nexT Tall Good luck and Iceep baTTIung' WINNERS OF GRIDIRON HONORS x, Koh, wmner of Harrnnqfon, PorTer, Fuchs. named on AIIABC League I'IdrrIr1gI0H. Wlhher of Dcd's Award Teams by ST louus newspapers Allon Game Plaque 94- , e I ' o Q' , , . , ,, ,QR I . . . F . . I . . I I . . ' ' . I ' I X ' TENSE MOMENTS IN ALTON GAME Hulchinson ond Moose Harring- ion charge +hrough lhe Redbird line. oc goes fhe ball be pass o line poy? lwo Allon fccklers 95 B lc 3 will il 0 r ' l X 0 Johnnie Pcrler is hurled bocl: by x M ,xx THE TEAM FUTURE VARS Y s ar e v osx e ns azer u on a n row Trnrnons Bale anl rs y Roch S V1 Chfl C 0 rl Q fn avrn as a drrc r C a e, en er rue s Farsh Capl Allcr coach AN INTERESTING SEASON Top Deus cocks hns arm for c pass Boffom Prmcnpnc IS slapped near lhe goal 96 Capl Allers B grudmen had a very unlereslung season he squad slarled lhe season wufh players who were young and lnex perrenced loul lhey had lhe lure and lhe pep All of lhe conlesls were very close buf al limes The going was laugh By 'rhe end al lhe fall schedule lhese lads had developed Info a lane ouflul and fhey hnushed by defeahng league leadrng Prnncupna and garnung lhurd nn lhe conference wulh lwo vsclorues and four losses n er Capl' Aller +he rnen learned loolball and many of lhem wall slep up 'ro 'rhe Red Rander A eleven nexf year lo become manns+ays of 'rhe Wesl ern leam T T B f f I T l VOW-l-lvmfgldy Cl lr Sullr On. Whll d , Adliv , Fr , D p ', Sl'OV'W FV lCwlS. 2 d - i , r Br , Gregg, W i le , Karr, i er' Rvssr: Heb O . S oder Cool -, Lslher. 3rd r w-Lrer. BIO R Mefdvu . Rav. s, Hill, G l ' , Uaugl , T., Scollo ', Row' rrp, Vfsrrcos J,, C oss, G ul 4, Dvw , Gcrll l ,.,. I fs . '11 - E ' A . T U d . , B PAND COMING ELEVEN az-fs ...A oTed Ccope 'ner' WesT Bloch T-T r s o rn B ze Rasmlssrn Arvares K nn d a CarThy Vnce WebsTer T-T r M G er M A START FROM THE BOTTOM On The C Team young WesTern caaeTs geT Their sTarT aT The boTTom aT The TooTball ladder They learn The TundamenTals oT The grad game and many laTer apoear as sTars on older elevens WesTern was very proud oT The MughTy les a Ta Tor They made up The urs C Team To wm a league game ln many years They lnclced John B roughs I4 To 6 and never were They overwhelmed TU any oTher aaTTes Though They losT Two and Tled one CounTry Day elced ouT Two vrcTorlos over The ca eTs Prncug a dld noT puT o Team on e Tlela The C group ThereTore Took second place an The loop sTandmgs Though The record was noThuna marvel ous The young arwdmen showed The TmesT spuruT and saorTsmanshrp They worlced hard Tor Their coach CaoT DeWTTT who houlfi have credrT Tor Teachlng Them a greaT d al aT ToaTball e season was Tull oT Thrll clean play an Tun and ThaT I The Tormula Tor uccess 7 r , , a r or C lb' O , 'and rg-Thomas lMgr.l, Schoen, Meyer, RM T-lubeli RoThge ensen rv s Tea Cao DeWT coac Dahl Weed am M Q T T, , e ', c rl T l gal -1 -1 T M'T l ST ll, ' T' T . ' ur , , T l V, I . d . i oi ' Th Th i s T . d 4 's s . 345 CAGERS fm? row---BiddWe, S.Uwvcr' Brorrf, Cfogs Ebivlw pC 'f7'k M vm Vr 'x: N. Cm nd ,A 36, 3 fm? J B., mfwc, H-.,,.,,1.M B,.,., TN ,.,, rn 1 E.,W,,-F M -. uf. X !L,r. ,v, ,,. ,HLx , ovi':, Coos' Gofd. Leff-Bohlmonn gefs fouled. Horring+on. Riglwf-Up in ihe air wiih SEASONS RECCRD The A cagers were lbeller lhan lheur record showed They los? several early close conlesfs They Improved 'rhroughoul lhe season and wound up by bumpmng all 'rwo of The besf learns an lhe A BC League They always played a hghhng brand of basleel ball and gave lhe fans many a lhrnll Weslern Ferguson NNeslern S+ Charles X'Vcs'rern VVQ lorn We lern We lern Wesfern Weslern Weslern Wesrern Weslern Weslern Weslern Weslern Roxana Counlry Day Pr nclpxa Ferguson Burroughs Wood River Belhallo Prlnoxpla Burroughs Wood River Counlry Day Wood Rmver Harringlon Ccnler Murray Guard Bohlmann Guard Thompson Eberle Guard Yavlfz Forward Cenfer Verreos Guard Barry Forward Monnier Forward Porfer Guard Ps o So L s T-learsT Kooidra lMgr.l. . L. f Q A. nBll BASKETBALL TEAM Tug, Kev, Alfgghwgger, Farish, Gclllried Adkins, Cooke, Coibgrr, Se nd o -Frazer E., Karr, Thorp, Hanley. Kirsch, Baker, l-lull Wallefs Wrisley'. A SCRAPPY OUTFIT The Tlashy B cagers had a repuTaTion To live up To, Tor The Team oT The previous year had been undeTeaTed. WiTh only one leTTer man back, The squad sTarTed To work under The able coaching oT CapT. lDocl Aller, who developed a Tasl' ouTTiT. The B Tive badly Trounced surrounding pub- lic schools in pre-league conTesTs. They opened The loop season by beaTing Principia, 44-2I, buT losT The nexT game To John Burroughs in an exTra period. The nexT week They swamped CounTry Day in Their besT game oT The season, Thrills in The Burroughs baffle, and when The schedule had been compleTed. They had broken even in The A.B.C. League, buT They had scored ZI9 poinTs To opponenTs' ISO, evi- dence oT a successTul season. Bill Colburn. Torward and capTain, was The leading scorer. wiTh Budd Cooke, Torward, close behind. Ray GoTTTried and George Lewis sTarred on deTense, while Adkins was hard To hold on rebounds under The baskeT. WalTers and Farish could be depended upon, and The B Team will send some smooTh players up To The A squad nexT year. Adkins Tires aT The hoop. BASKETBALL TEAM THE C Firsl' row..Green W., Harrison, Jensen, Willigham, HerT, Boze, Quilligan Second raw-McGillen, Yoder, D., Krause, WebsTer, Hubeli, King, Cawvey Meyer R Yoder, F,, Coach DeWiTT, THE SPEEDY YOUNGSTERS The new season opened wiTh a new coach, CapT, DeWiTT, and only one leTTer man, Boze, on The squad. Coach DeWiTT soon had a scrappy Team on The floor. The youngsTers really played Tine baslceTball, in spiTe oT lack oT experience. The season was peculiar in ThaT The C cagers would oTTen swamp an opponenT and Then lose The nexT conTesT by a big score. Every oTher game seemed To be The one which resulTed in vicTory. The record shows seven wins and seven THE D DYNAMITERS Under Coach Pearcy and ASST. Coach Quinlan, The D DynamiTers, made up oT The smaIIes+ cadeTs in school. had one oT The mosT colorful baslceTball Teams on The campus. The MighTy MidgeTs Toolc The game seriously and Turned in many a spiriTed conTesT and won Their share oT vicTories. FirsT row- Mcluherson, Jackson, S., Bierman, Bridges, Emswiler. Second row, sTanding-Quinlan lcoachl, Tvlorahn, Halperin, Serup, Kuhnen, RaTcliTT, Pearcy lcoachl. losses againsT sTrong quinTeTs. However, The younger aThleTes learned baslceT- ball and had much Tun. Many oT The players showed a slcill ThaT will be valuable in TuTure years on The A and B quinTeTs. The spiriT OT The C boys was excellenT. NexT year The players will Teel like veTerans and They plan To make WesTern Tops, no maTTer which Team They play upon. -IOl- ANOTHER GREAT TANK TEAM e fo rghf orr u y o ey e oo orne ese dnf ee n er VesJ SEASON A SUCCESS FOR INDIVIDUALS Wesferns chompnon fonlc feom once ogoun mode o nome for ufself ID fhe l944 foll seoson wxfh four wuns ogounsf one loss There wos no one on fhus yeors foculfy wufh much swummrng boclcground so Copfom Puff wos borrowed from Molor Henderson s commondonf sfoff ond come olong wnfh The feom os odvusor The yeor sow fhe refurn of seven leffer men ond over o dozen new boys wnfh o greof deol of folenf Thus combunofron wos o powerful one os fhenr record shows The work wos all nndnvnduol buf If wos rrgnd ond fhorough ond good enough fo pro duce o wlnnung feom Lymon Worner I'Iull verson Axelrood Nncoloy ond Verreos J formed fhe nucleus oround which fhe feom wos buulf Llese ond Dewenfer were fwo new men who become leodlng performers The efforfs of fhe fonlc feom showed up ell n p nf o fh d feofed fhe Sf Louis Ylvll-IA n o mp ond fuclc boffle Prnncupao fell eosy prey fo fhe fosf movuno codefs who frounced fhem by folcung oll buf one fursf Lymon I'lullverson Worner Nrcoloy ond Axelrood were puffing forfh fhelr usuol efforfs whale Dewenfer Lnese ond Morrill were commg up fo sfondord The nexf meef wos unusuol buf quvfe wel come ond pleosvng fo fhe codefs Ivlonfucello versus YWI-IA proved fo be reloxrng ond vnferesflng Wesfern roufed Y lvl I-I A buf Ivlonfucello hd l s lulc ond fhe powerful Y W I-I A gurls oufpounfed fhe Godfrey glrls Once ogoun on Wesfern Doy of Pruncnpno our fonlcmen overcome fhe Prln sploshers wrfh fhe some cleon sweep os before ln fherr losf fo Sf Louns o meef Roosevelf I-Ingh ond losf fhe only mofch of fhe seoson Roosevelf had some very sfrong men ond held WMA In check The yeor closed when Lymon Worner Axe rood ond Ivlorrsll enfered fhe Ozorlc AAU Wesfern wos well represenfed os fhese men foolc fherr shore of ploces Lymon ploced sec ond In fhe 220 free sfyle ond fhlrcl ID fhe IOO yord free sfyl Worner ond Axelrood eoch foolc fourfh IH fhe breosf sfrolce ond boclc sfrolce The reloy feom composed of Lymon Worner ond Axelrood olso fool: o fourfh The successful seoson wos due fo fhe hord worlc ond loyolfy of fhe und vuduols ond fhe feom wushes fo dedrcofe fhewr success fo fhe former cooch ond nnsfrucfor Copfoun Newel Wnllroms whose luclcy green hof wos fovfh fully corrued fo every meer L -M III, R b D v ,Axlr d, W r, R.. Bill lMgrl Lymon Li , Douglos, T., R3 r , I-lol , I-I l es n I' C , . - ' ' ' ' o es c , - Q - meef fhe rofher over-confldenf codefs froveled w I ri , s ' 45' ey e . A .... i . ' g ' I -IO2- EED AND GRACEFULNESS 4 N W I A fcf furn an +he pool Floyd shows form Davey and Lyman free sfylers Huilverson souls fhrough Hue an IO3 The full before +he splesh. R. Warne: in Hue- brecsi-siroke. THE SOCCER TEAM BUTT AND BOOT BOYS Through roln, snow, ond sleel you would olwoys find lhe soccer boys bulling ond bool- ing lhe ball oround on winler ollernoons. This yeor's leom hod The disllnchon of wlnninq Weslern's lirsl soccer viclory in yeors when lhey be-of John Burroughs, 3-2. Cool. McCoy wos lhe loilhlul cooch who lnslilled lhe pep Info 'rhe squod. Mony of lhe besl ployers were from Mexico, sou+h of lhe Border . l Among lhe slors were Long Yeller Kolz Lomelun Nozoru Elnzondo Pococlc ond Wo Above Koh heads one foward goal Qef' G Below Achon an Chcmmode game l us R Nur n lvladdle row Meldrurn Borhorn Pococlf Boclc row Moy N Yeffer Rogers Fowler Eyerrnorn Ellzondo Vosb rgh Lorg Joch Mller IO4- l Fira? row-Borondecs, Sahollm, Baffin Conley, Wagner, G., Ra-Tforinc, Kofz ond Lcmelln lco-coptolnsl, Nozorl, Vonccur Dax , Mero, TT Tgl , Joncz N. - 'T -T T T 'I T T T T I T J T T . T T . s ll gan Barharr Shre sb ry Schne de Wes? F ldmar Regan Landsrnan Mullin Croghan She 'nor Kad 1 cond ro a Warner R T r e sc usnn esernan r l n er ores Roanfree L er R ssell Tarn w CQUETEERS THE TENNIS TE Weslern s racquel buslers slarled The season wulh nol a single leller man on hand a all l lasl year s slar players were losl 'rhrough gradua hon ln The A BC League crowded wufh vel eran players They were al a dnsadvanlage l-lowever Capl Alle-r coach laclcled 'rhe su+ua hon undaunled and lhough fhe learn losl proc hcally every malch durnng The season The play ers showed sleady lrnprovernenl Coach Aller fell lhal he had land a good loundahon for nexf year Wrnghl and Jones usually had 'rhe No I soo? wufh Mulhn De-nller Mahoney Monnmer and olhers shownng slcnll as 'rhe season progressed A school lournamenf was held wnlh many enlrles Jones emerged as champlon and Wrnghl as runner up TOURNAMENT PLAYERS N Jones winner FINALISTS Wrlghi runner up Jones N Wrnght, Denfler, Russell FMT VOwfQ.fl l , M, w o , l ', , 9 v, , - , I , , 'T 6 . Se w-D y, , ., rowb idg Fl,el h, A' T4 , Hu , W lgh, De ll , J . , N., Ah , u , o . ' ' . s o , A - ' . s, -105- UNDEFEATED C CHAMPIO Yavnh over fhe bor Verreos N Grcssfleld speed arhsls Space wall nol' permrl grvang lull credul To The grealesl lrack learn un Weslern s hlslary wlnner of seven meefs undeleafed champions ol lhe A B C League wnnner ol 'rhe Medal Meer and conqueror of 'rhe Taylorvnlle Dnsfrucl champlons Gnllespne The greal coach Cap? DeWnH ond such slars as l-lunler Grossheld l-larrunglon Golllrued Verreos Rxchardson Knowles Farush Wallers Luese and olhers wall lel 'rhe record spealc for llsell Weslern Weslern Weslern Weslern Weslern Prnncupua Weslern 2 ao' 2 Nol A Blemish Prnncupla Burroughs Counlry Day Roxana 39V y Belhollo 30' 4 Burroughs 3734 36' 2 Counlry Day 2234 Medallvleell Gillespie 'G' .480 I944 TRACK TEAM-UNDEFEATED Gollfried, slar disfcnce Flrsl row-Thompson, H., Axelrood, Grosslfeld, Verreos, N., Gcfflrled, Porfer, Yavllz. runner. Second row-Parish, Kooisfra, Schoen, l-lunler, Rlchardson, Needham, Brant Third rowilkrllerfy, Harrison, l-lerl, Sholler, Lewls, Wolfers, Dewenler. Fcuvh row-Colburn, Gregg, Benncll, Harrlnglon, Bell, Capl. DQWIH, coach. -lO6- CHAMPIONS A LEAG TITLE WINNERS o r e e s a ne oy earcy raze Ra Q econd o ne e A a o mann Kalz La son Jones Bd e Coss Thompson J nlan Weeke I-lea ST K Coach Go ld Maeys STARS Horfer Kcfz Eberle Furs? base OuTfieId Pufcher The pucTure above was Taken Too early To show all The sTars of Coach Gould s Tune base ball Team co champions oT The A B C League wuTh John Burroughs The only loop game losT was To Burroughs which had been beaTen eorluer rn The season EberIe was The maunsTay on The mound and he mowed down The baTTers Though Fox came up from The J V s To do a good 'ob IaTer an The sprung G Wagner and PorTer dad The recelvlng Bohlmann I-IarTer Krause and Wagner R mode a flashy unheld whlle Qulnlan KaTz Ivlaeys and oThers paTrolled The ouTT1eld WesTern WesTern WesTern WesTern WesTern WesTern WesTern We-sTern IO7 STaTe Wood River Burroughs Knrlcwood Burroughs CounTry Day CounTry Day Wood River DlsTrucT STounTon C O - - . B . C . U E Fm? row-G uld lMg .I, Pfr, W g r, G., Fl d, P , F r, E., 1+ INT. S f W-Weg Q RM Hen f, ,I Kr use, Powell Eberle, B hi, I Fowler, , W . Third few- ,I-I., iam f I , ., our , . f I eff, . I . 3 ' ' 6 . 3 2 . I 8 I I 6 . l ' ' l . . O SHARPSHOOTERS THE RIFLE TEAM TOOK SECOND PLACE WINNERS HEARST TROPHY MATCH The rafle Team had a revnval under The coach Army Tolung a squad ThaT had losT nnTeresT lasT year he Tranned Them To be one of The loesT group oT marlcsmen seen on The campus rn sev eral seasons The sharpshooTers Tsred Telegraphnc maTches wuTh mosT of The leadung mnl1Tary schools oT The counTry They sTarTed slowly buT were soon rnalclng beTTer scores and wnnnung more wc Torres The surprlse came aT The end oT The season RIFLE TEAM SeoTed Allen and Beffa hugh scorers Sfondlng Croghan CodoT Knowles S when The WesTern rnflemen won The second MoTch Tor The 6Th Seryuce Command he marlcsrnen were up agaunsT some of The sTronq esT Teams rn several MfdwesTern sTaTes Thenr score nn Thus maTch was 890 buT BeTTa and Allen wnTh nnduvudual scores oT I92 Topped every man ID The dnsTrncT excepT one rnTleman on The Un: verslTy oT llllnols Teorn As Knowles CadoT Knowles S Jorgensen Allen and BeTFa will be back nexT year The Team should have a very successTul season Allen and Beffc draw c bead on The Targef SQT Coon roach fofcls The score as Sgi Coon wafches for c close maTch ..,.,,1 V .Q W, ,f x A I l ing oT SergeanT Alden B. Coon, oT The U. si place Trophy in The William Randolph l-learsT . ' ' ' . T -IO8- MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS 6550 Ji' TUMBLING TEAM B BARRACKS OUINTET BoHom Derrick Tnmmons Jackson T Whdeslde Spwcx Infer Barracks Champions Top Kloepfer Hanley PosIeI Wrughf Surnmons Mobley Pcrrlsh ...Q 4575541 BOXING CHAMPIONS OF WESTERN ms uIer Kennedy N Kuhnen Boze BIoch Thorp De enfer Wrughf Hcrrlngfon sa 54 WRESTLING CHAMPIONS BOWLING CHAMPIONS Boffom-Wrisley NozorI, Boze, Bofiom-Sherman, Boze. Top-Clorke, Moy, N., Wrigh+, Jensen. Top-Croghon, Lufher. Pe+ers, Russo I I fy, rl ga gn ' 1 1 ,RD jj , I. A ' GS I, mx I QQ II I x X II 3 7 - ,WW is N, C23 QQ SPORTS W I Wx N Compfwy C01 p OUTDOOR BOTH HIGHLY COMPETITIVE AND INDOOR gf I .mf Q, T ffm lv y Aergf if M 076 Jaflf fad!! W f' f fz afffcm fff IIO 14 -I ' -xxx J l A ?1 - n L ' 77 ETITIOU f f C X- I ! WF II ff: I , , IIIB II 1 1 f I Irll g II ' f ' , It if ,xi l ' X V! , ',, ,I f . 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Eberle Swcys Dreomily The Senior Dance Commillee has been The leader in Weslern's social program This year. l-leaded by Bohlmann, Chairman, and Weelce, lvlosler oi Ceremonies, and guided by lvlrs. l-lenderson, Social Direclor, This group has slaged many excellenl formal dances, lhe mosl im- porlonl being The Thanksgiving Dance, Washinge 'fans Birlhday Ball, and The Sl. Palriclcls Day Formal. Formal dances usually occurred once a monlh. WE STEP OUT AT CUR FORMAL DANCES 'ir The girls were mainly from Allan, Monlicello College, Sl. Louis, Springfield, and surrounding rerriilory, They were a mosl colorful and enioy- able phase ol cadel liie, wilh a grand march ol cadels in unilorm wilh 'rheir charming dales, sweel music, delicious reireshmenls, a handsome slag line-all in The gaily decoraled Field l-louse. Always preseni, seeing lhal everylhing ran smoolhly, were The social leaders wearing lheir red and blue roselfes, The Senior Dance Com- millee. Wiki? wwf' Y ff' 1 I if ,., PN x h aj' v ,1-Li, f-ax 451 ' ' 1 if ii, , 5 h . X jf, V :fic 2 7 'il Q X 9 ,if . - h Mig! KJV, 1,19 ' 'QF' M1 fl 0 ?'4g,f. f 1 K ,rw 13715: K gba- P ff M 2 'S ali . n K MOMENTS TO Above Lefl Monh gurls ornve for dance Rnglwl Dreommg wnllx eyes open Middle Caclels meel dcles In the pcrlors Below Roghl Mcrslw and Conley selecl +l1e muslc f. Leffz M-M-M-M How deliglwlfull ki 3 REMEMBER' HOHH1 gf BddyK M ddl Th Old f -viilk. win' R ghi f 3'f'f5Vx 'v J A ' Ng 99 x O if LA: QAQA ,M THE RECALL IN THE STAFF John Porler, Edilor Paul Weelce, Business Manager Richard Yeller, Rhofography Richard Sherman, Academic Edilor Terry Croghan, Mililary Edilor' John Porler, Alhlelics' Ronald Ross, Aclivifies Eclilor Sfonley Mullin, Kadel Kalendar' PORTER CAP-I-. HIN-I-ON Tom Jackson, Subscriprions Ednor Adviser Marshall Wrighl, Carloonisl Eclilorial Slafl Business Slafl Axelrood I-larfer, A., Asst Manager Berlcowilz' Taich Rogers Long Wrighl Shapiro Thompson, J. Subscriplions Quinlan Melz Murray Ruby Kalz Duponf Bill Pholography Knowles, C. Jorgensen, T. Vosburgh Osborn Vlfarner, R. Cadol WEEK YETTER l-lullverson Busmess Mgr Phofogmphy Verreos N Also worlced on business slag THE I944 RECALL STAFF afed erlco C o an errran or er e ar er ac sor Y ll Mu o le C il Warn R Caclo' Long Melz Shapiro Osborn D pant II8 E Se -B wilz, Ross, r gh Sh r , P f , W elce, H 'r , A., J lc ., T., e er, llfn. Sfanding-Karz, Taich, Axelrood, Verreos, N,, Ruby, Vosbsrgh, Rogers, Tlrornpson J., Mmray, Capl. l-linron, Qhnlan Kn W s, . Bl, ey ., ,, , , ' , . - . PRODUCTION The sTaTT hopes ThaT This l944 RECALL will be ouTsTanding. Dick YeTTer and his indusTrious pho- Tography group cerTainly had compleTe coverage aT all evenTs, and, picTures are The liTe oT The year- book. Mr. Ashen-Brenner aT ST. Louis and Mr. Bob Graul aT The AlTon Evening Telegraph also Turnished high-class picTures. The dummies were planned wiTh precision by The Tour secTion leaders. PorTer, Crog- han Ross and Sherman, Business Manager Weeke and his assisTanT l-larTer puT in plenTy aT hard work geTTung ads and Tinancing The book while Tom Jackson and Ruby led a whole hearTed subscripTion campaign l.asT buT noT leasT CapT l-linTon d viser gave a Tremendous amounT oT Time and labor To The supervision oT The annual The sTaTT wishes To express Their appreciaTion Tor his co Top Osborn Jorgensen T YeTTer demon phoTographers Boffom Jorgensen and CadoT enlarge picTures n Th clark room Top YeTTer Croghan Sherman PorTer and Ross examine layouTs BoTTom Jackson and Ruby geT The cash Tor Smnfhs yearbook operaTion and guidance Tor wiThouT him This book would noT have been possible The RECALL was planned and The dummy made beTore ChrisTmas The sTaTT Taced The usual sTaa gering odds in shorTage oT maTerials and The scar ciTy aT Time The icTures were compleTed on Time and The wriTTen maTerial Tinished ready To be TiTTed shorTages in The engraving olanT aT This wriTina seems To ind1caTe ThaT one aT The TondesT hopes aT The ed Tors will noT be real ea The l944 RECALL may oe laTe However The sTaTT did Ts besT and was Tar ahead aT asT year aroup in aeTTing The maTeral ready Nye hope ThaT when you ao re ceive your yearbook and :Ts record aT The Teemina liTe ana acTiviTies aT WesTern you wiil en oy read ing iT as much as we did producing :T ' . , . A , a - , -WA . , 1 ' . I i y 4 . . . y . To The layouTs. l-lowever, a delay because oT labor i ' il V. l . , i i - ' i e -I I9- First rowfRoss, Warner, R., Berlrowilz, Sherman, Croghan, Bill. THE THESPIANS ir Second row-Morrill, Peavey, Quinlan, Meyer, D. Vanc:,r. McDonald, Rows, Third vow-Fraier, R., Lolher, Verreos, J., Pacacl, Resselll The Cadespians, Weslern's chapler of The Na- lional Thespians, were responsible for many fine plays during 'rhe year under 'rhe direclion of Capl. Gage. The Chrislmas exlravaganza, Tech Follies , Ladies Firsf , Find The Thief , Submerged , and lf Men Played Cards as Women Do were some of The enjoyable pro- ducfions. APPLAUSE, PLEASE Top-Balcony surprise. Murray +ries makeup. BoHom-From Find The Thief . Horringfon as a chorine, --I2O- NIOR PLAY CA Ersl Pearcy Warner nlan Verreas N arz ecand o ney W elce Baron ess Wr l e o z aorc arrmann Melz Ben e The Senrar Play always opens The commence menl program proper Thus year Capl Robin Eleven Agarnsr rhe Sea by James Reach Early rehearsals mdrcaled lhal rl would be one ELEVEN AGAINST THE SEA ol lhe oulsrandrng dramahc produchons ar Wesrern The slory was aboul The crew and passengers of The shlp Soulhern Slar whrch was wreclced The play was scheduled for Er: day nrghl May 26 wry, Ross Peary Marsh and urnlan n Youre an The Army N 54. xh l1y, -ri Cap? Gage Thespucn Dnrecfor .I raw- f, , Qsi , , ,I K , S r w-Ca l , Brll, e , d . , lgh, B rlf wil. Third raw-Sh ll , l-l , .l., , n ll, son, dlreclar, chase Jrhe lense melodrama, ' , ' ,, M t ,' T T ek :Lg 5 A in I , -1 . . O ' 3 ' ' . ow. 2 TOD- QUILL AND SCROLL, JOURNALISTIC SOCIETY Slandrng-Douglas, T., Flelcher, Quinlan, Fridden, Verreos, J., Gould, Thomas, Sealedwcroghan, Ross, Sherman, BerkowiI1. Bo+Iom-CIRCULATION STAFF Slanding-Ruby, Shapiro, Mcllonaia. Sealed--Lyman, Jones, N., Kloss, Wesl, Seymour, Goebel, Parrish, Pocock, THURSDAY NIGHT IS HSHRAPNEL NIGHT The school has a righl Io feel proud of ils fine weekly paper, 'lThe Shrapnelu, which came our every Thursday nighl wilh a lull coverage of The Weslern news. Thai was an evenr fo look forward Io, as Ihe cadels received Iheir copies in Ihe mess hall and The conversarion died down as each man looked for his name in prinl. Capl. Ialinlon was 'rhe Iairhful sponsor, and his slall was, as follows: Sherman, Edilorf Ross, Assisfanl Edilorf Croghan, Senior Editor' Frudden, Junior Edilorf Rawls, Sophomore Edilor: Jensen, Freshman Edilory Schoen Lower School Edilort lvlangin, Business Manager, Nangle J., Copy Edilor and Assr. Business Manager: Gould, Sporfs Ediior' Quinlan, Sporis Sholsf T. Douglas, Acfivi- lies Edilort Flefcher, Music and Dramalicsf and Verreos 4 I J., Russell, Ragan, Thomas, Lulher, Rogers, Feder, Camp- bell, B., BeVier, Jones, W., Cawvey. Greene, Douglas, L. Biddle, Kadel, and Kennedy as reporrers. The circularion slall included Shapiro, manager: Ruby, assi, manager: Pocock, Pearson, Raifhel, Seymour, Der- rick, Blackman, and McDonald. THE SH RAPN EL STAFF Sealed-Berkowitz, Croghan, Sher man, Ross, Douglas, T. 2nd row-Thomas, Jensen, Regan Lurher, Flelcher, Quinlan, Be Vrer, Frudden, Verreos, J., Nan gle, Feder, Mangin, Gc,ld Kadef. 3rd row-Jones, W., Greene Schoen, Campbell, B., Kennedy -r W vi Q . dle, Capl. H.n1on, Rawls. -i22-- N Ca ve Dau las I. Bid' . 'I Tux GI ' ' C K M , . , , Q , .. .W A 5 J 1 .: I., 'o iq Q , -0. i . N. 'H51 uf Qfffii 1 7 0 V L 'A Q' 'U ' 'A ' Q L f 53.1 r. ' a 1 , ' A I ' ' ' 1 .V 1 S... ' -P 0 'Q ff , . ' F ll I' ,1 -:swf af in ii' 1f W, M M Y: - 4 I ,..,rw.....m'w. M . ,.v- THE WESTERNAIRES Music IN THE MODERN MANNER THE QWING BAND FirsT row-Keen, Kirsch, l-lorTer, A., Wclfers, Keehner, T-luesernan. Second row-Knowles, C. lMgr.l, Frow, KENT, ART HARTER lled by his own sox Shimmel, Lidlceo, Gole, Hynes, Fox, EsselsTyn. Ever since iTs orgonizoTion ci yeor ogo, The Swing Bond, or WesTernoires, hos been one oT The populor orgonizc1Tions in school. The codeTs like Their swing music. When Frow Thumped The big boss Tiddle, when Red Keen Ticlcled The ivory lceys, when T-lorTer mooned on his sox, ond when Kirsch goT hoT on The drums, The boys could hordly lceep sTill. The WesTernoires ployed oT mony school TuncTions. They hod o big porT in The ChrisTmos Show ond They op- peored OT severol oT The dromoTic producTions wiTh music oT The inTermissions. ProT. W. E. Durhom oT The ShurTleTT College ToculTy was The direcTor oT The swing bond This yeor. The musicions had ci good seTup, wifh Their own Theme song and Their own spe- ciol music roclcs. As long os rhyThmic music is lilced by The young people, The WesTern- oires will hove o ploce in The WesTern progrom oT ocTiviTies. PROP. DURHAM 124- HARMONIZERS PROF. H. A. DECKER Head of Music Deparfmenf Glee Club Direcfor Under Prof. Harold A. Decker of Shurfleff College, fhe Kadefs, or glee club, had a good year. He developed a double quorfef fhof could really sing, and fhe glee club ifself performed wifh precision and harmony. The vocolisfs op- peared of school enferfainmenfs ond also sang of Monficello College and before groups in THE GLEE Konf, Barham, Nazari, Pococlc, Parrish, Shaffer, Russell, Smifh, Meyer, Shaefer, McGillen. THE SENIOR QUARTET Berg, Quinlan, Timmons, Wagner, R. These harmony boys will sing fhe iradifional farewell song af commencement Alfon. There were some good voices in fhe organizafion, and wifh The sfarf mode fhis year, fhe Kodefs should go far nexf year. One porf of fhe larger group was fhe senior quarfef, which always sings af commencement Maybe fhe Ilitpdiefs sang barber shop harmony, buf fhe corps i e if. CLUB Thomas, Shearer, Karr, Sefser, Hedgccoclc, BeVior, Lamb 49' -I25- gl 1- CHESS CLUB Sealed-Yeller, Pres., Capl. McCoy, Axelrood, vice-pres. Sfanding-Roaniree, May N., Rivera, BeVier, Emswiler Trowbrfdge, Rasmussen, Anderson, Salliel, Regan. CLUBS ART CLUB Mrs. Gould, Verreos, J., Gould. Humfeld, Hearsl, Worrell. SCIENCE CLUB Sealed-Kennedy, N., Pres., Capl. Schranfz, Regan, vice-pres. Sfanding-Black, Harrison, Weber, Gilpin, Kadel, Arm- sfrong, Cooperman, Reed, Fleisclwman. f F L 1 L l' ,C 5' fl 1 ' l v il '94-v Q? Sf 9 O ly 'AXA WAITERS CLUB Kneeling-Noll, Wrisley, Frazer, R. Nichol, Dewenler, Taiclw. Slanding- Rogers, Vonocur, Vosburgh Lomelin, Grasslleld, Allen, Jaclw Daus, lweadwailer. -l26- HOBBIES MANAGERS CLUB In fron?-Gavin, Barlsam, Gregg. Back row-Thomas, Timmons, Taich, Bill, Armsfrong, Kooislra, Lufl1er,Goulcl,Colburn. .nu CAMERA CLUB Sfcnding-Dyer, Jorgensen, T., Lor- son, Mr. Groul. Cadol, Knowles. S., Osborn, Lidkea. Sealed-Reed, Block. - u 27- THE WOODWORK HOBBY SHOP CURRENT AFFAIRS CLUB Sealed-Yoder, F., Capf. Schaff. Sfanding-BeVier, Regan, Mangin, Branf, Feldman Bran:-r, Karr, Trainer. 00 kg! Mass Eble Dvd you fake llwose pllls7 Tlve mornnng mall Noll' flue village poslmasfer 4. Vanocur relaxes wllh favorlle magaznne JUST LIKE Mess call 'for Lovebnrd Mr Usnnger, don'l make lhe Laundry room Wl'1ere's panfs 'foo long my sl'1lr+s? D. , i X? , xqf' . -5 , a W l 1 ,f ' my I a fi K . . . ,Q K 11 The Q M or vlllage siore Magor Suhre Hs a bargain The vnllage barber shop ls +ha+ check good? Thomas guves a GI haur cu? Dlrec+ connechon fo Monfl G Allce Elame or Bef HCME! Ah, food. food ' Lueu+ Proeiz goes for ihe furkey Sfflfford. head chef, shrs a savory soup . 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'ff X 1 ' 3 I V' E BARRACKS F BARRACKS The overflow from flue regu lar barracks caused a 'Few cadefs 'l b hcu ed un +l1e rcclrs Douglas T Harfmann J Davey McDonald l o e s ' Main Building, or F Bar- -132- KADET KALENDAR Sepfember 7 I6 Well here we are agaun ready Tor The sTarT oT WesTern s 6STh year Old boys greeTung old Truends hearTuIy New boys Teelung shy and bewuldered by Theur sTrange sur roundungs Col Moore agaun assugned as P lvl S and T aTTer a summer aT ForT Bennung He has Two new assusTanTs Corp SuTherIand and SgT Coon We geT unTo unuTorm and meeT our TursT classes CadeTs celebraTe Tall oT lTaIy un The war HuTchunson and Danuels are named co capTauns oT The TooTbaIl Team and all grud elevens geT down To work under Coaches Gould Aller and DeWuTT The ROTC oaTh us ad munusTered To new cadeTs un an umpressuve cere mony AlTon churches welcome cadeTs on Sun day STudenT wauTers volunTeer To serve Tables and relueve shorTage oT help Mau Henderson soon has Thungs runnung smooThly un barraclcs We are oTT To a good year' SepTember I7 23 Senuor Class voTes To spon sor RECALL aT a class meeTung I TesTs are guven To aul ccudeTs To deTermune menTaI abuluTy New boys Teel more aT home and are begun nung To drull wuTh some smooThness Furlough plans are announced by The CommandanT and some boys already loolc Torward To Theur leaves Band and orchesTra sTarT rehearsals under The campus aT GodTrey Hullverson elecTed To head Thespuans The drum and bugle corps Turnushes musuc Tor The TursT Sunday parade wuT nessed by The usual crowd oT vusuTors ?s'NN ff- 'Q J vj x4 ffge 9- LA4,1L THE FIRST UNuFoRM yff WW ul!!! fu, u O 2 THE TIPST HAIQCUT SepTember 24 30 Word us receuved ThaT The 1943 RECALL had won Allflxmerucan Honors The suxTh successuve Tume Tor WesTern yearboolcs Bohumur Kryl and hus all gurl orchesTra delughT cadeTs especually The cuTe blond harpusT who seemed To caress musuc Trom her unsTrumenT The Red Rauders wun Theur openung grud game Trom Roxana Senuor rungs are receuved aT IasT causung some cadeTs To walk lop suded Jack son T GoTTTrued and Floyd rude un The ST Louus son aT a delughTTul parTy OcTober I 7 BaTTaluon has TursT Tueld hulce and cadeTs cover a rough Terraun MonTucello Col lege dance dra NS bug crowd oT eager cadeTs The whole corps goes on lazy all day excursuon up Mussussuppu and Illunous ruvers on The old TauTh Tul ldlewld Lueul' ProeTz uouns l.ueuTs oc and BornTraeger on TacTucal sTaTT ST Louus U Hugh uars The A Team un TooTbalI 27 O The B eleven Iuclced Codasco 70 buT The C grudmen Tell beTore CounTry Day Mau and Mrs Persung guve dunruer Tor new TaculTy mem bers Bug crowd aTTends Sunday parade and commenTs upon Tune progress oT corps Ocfober 8 I4 IT us announced ThaT graduaTes wull noT be allowed To aTTend oTTucers schools as was Tormerly The case UnuversuTy CuTys powerTul machune rudes over WesTern un a one s e TIT 36 The cadeT B eleven los a close one To John Burroughs 7 6 News comes baclc oT gallanT deeds oT old grads on baTTle TronTs Mr Ashen Brenner Takes some exceIlenT pucTures oT campus scenes Tor RECALL ' J ' ' ' T ' flu ll 1 7,2 . . p - ,N N - .E . - - . . 1 u H ul ' - K .- ' I uf-4 l -- - Q- I . I I . . . ' ProT. Durhamf-Don Juans malce conTacTs wiTh I-uolseughow--Julniors Ure guesus of Col.-Jack. f i A . ' ' ' . BI lc X 1 5 'X l I H H I .- . . ,J u ' u leueff 'I as ff ,- 5 , ' , ' Xu .3 T- . XX ' X - - , ' I I I ' fl iddli,3-.- u -I33- KADET KALENDAR Cont OcTober l52I General and Mrs Sebrees vusnT IS an lmporTanT occasuon ln llves aT cadeTs The General us welcomed wuTh Tull honors and revrews The baTTalnon He paunTs a vnvld p1cTure oT The war Tor cadeTs aT lecTure un Freld House and answers many quesTlons FlrsT scholasTlc honor llsTs oT The year are publushed Relngnon oT Troops aT The TronT rs descrnbed by Rabbi l sermon The varsuTy Team galns a 6 6 Tue wnTh John Burroughs nn a league conTesT The B eleven us nosed ouT by Prlncupna an The Tlnal quar OcTober 22 November 4 The Tormal socsal season rs opened brullnanTly wnTh Halloween 'Q NA THB FIRST DRILL Dance Col Moore gnves nnTeresTnng demon sTarTuon oT Tnrnng nnTanTry weapons CapT Gus PITT lolns WesTern s TacTucal and commandanT s sTaTTs CounTry Day Takes a conTerence game Trom WesTern on EaTon Field 2I 6 Burroughs deTeaTs The B Team l2O buT The MnghTy MndgeTs aT The C eleven overcome Burroughs I4 6 WeaTher IS geTTnng cooler as many vas 1Tors see weekly parade November 5 Il LoyalTy as The keynoTe n minds aT cadeTs on ArmusTlce Day Gold medals and bars are awarded Tor I942 43 scholarship The Red Ralders sTage a comeback To deTeaT Prmcrpra In hrnllnng ame e grudmen swamp CounTry Day 20 O buT The C Team IS Iarred by CounTry Day I9 0 The Thes pzans open The dramaTuc season by presenhng Two plays IN The Fueld House November I2 I8 Academnc honor roll shows a good Increase over The previous one Sherman named eduTor aT The Shrapnel Tor The comrnq year LleuT Bull Flesh 38 brings bomber back Trom German rand In darnng explouT The dan crng classes are so large ThaT Three groups are required CadeTs donaTe a load oT cloThnng To The Greeks The WesTernanres make a huT wrTh a program oT swung musnc nn assembly The B eleven loses lasT grad game aT season To Prnn clpra I3 6 Though cadeTs are always crowdnnq The goal Ine November I9 24 Thanksglvnng Day us Iam med wuTh 1nTeresTung evenTs AlTon Hugh wlns annual grud TIIT Trom Rauders 33 O Band gives coIorTul sTunT aT game Wood Ruver also wuns Trom A Team I3 6 and JV grudmen lose To ClayTon by same score The cadeTs made a general exodus Tram The campus on The lasT weekend as They had Their Tall Turlough Carl La Rues orchesTra plays Tor a bug crowd aT Turkey Day Dance In The Field House CadeTs also sTow away vasT quanTnTnes oT Turkey aT Thanksguvvng dnnner whrle grudmen have Their banqueT aTTer The game Glee Club members hear John KurkpaTrnck noTed plannsT November 25 December 2 Eberle and Ver reos N elecTed co capTauns To lead The I944 Red Ravders Many pvcTures are Taken Tor RE Tngue coaTs are worn aT parade A wave oT Tlu hvTs corps conTnnnng many cadeTs To Thenr beds buT no one rs sernously III Tex LuTz 43 reTurns To Tell corps ThaT army ns eTTlcnenT oggressnve ana Tough Glee Club snngs aT BapTusT Church December 3 9 General orders name CadeT CapTauns PorTer Daniels HuTchnnson and Wh1T mer along wnTh a compleTe seT OT commrssaoned oTTucers and non coms FacuITy has bug pow wow To dnscuss vocabulary needs oT cadeTs and nnsTrucTors Toss The bug words abouT wnTh aban don Flu subszdes aT WesTern and many cadeTs are commended Tor Theur work un helping ouT during The emergency BaskeTball boys sTarT pracT1ce and ChrnsTmas vacaTnon rapsdly ap proaches December I0 I6- BuTch OT-lare greaT our hero oT WesTern and The naTnon goes down TnghT mg an nughT baTTle nn PaclTnc LneuT F M Pearce wounded un Sncrly reTurns To old school Tor Q vus1T A Barracks cadeTs delnghTed waTh swank lounge room ThaT as benng buulT Tor Them I34- . . . . S- ' '1 1 . 1 Ter, I2-7. l - d I 7 - ' ,- CALL.-WeaTher is geTTing snappier and Ta- - .. ' I .- ' ' T g , I9-I3.-Th B ' , I ' - Q ef! it .' '7 fn W Exk.7'1. aff A ,jeff f 3 .,, W' . ...-, 'w m , his ,Ti -J 2 V uf 142. 1 U K DET KALENDAR Cont The grunf and groan boys are heard from as many fake parf an wresllung fourney C wnns Barracks swam rneef by scorrng 35 pounfs Snxfv cadefs enloy play and dancing af bug pre holr day parly of Monfucello College Raiders lose close cage baffle fo S+ Charles 24 23 Con fracfs sagned for I944 RECALL Ferguson also noses ouf cadef qurnfef 3I 29 Bag Chrlsfmas parfy feafurnnq Tech Follies and Sanfa Claus held In Freld I-louse Joyous cadefs released for Chrusfmas vacafuon December I7 January I3 Corps refurns from holrdays sleepy from many celebraflons Anfr fank gun Sprungfueld rufles and ofher equlpmenf Issued fo corps by War Deparfmenf Sudden deafh of Mrs Gray Magee us mourned by enfnre school Cadef fankers fake opening swam meef from Y M I-I A 37lf2 28' 2 Codasco beafs Rarder five 42 28 and Roxana also wnns 43 29 Magor G M Teal former lnsfrucfor dies In Chicago Lrnoleum as land an barracks halls Lneuf Blo k enfers armed forces The cadefs skid on fhe :ce of weekly parade January I4 20 Lneuf Pearce lorns facfucal sfoff Erghl seniors called Info fhe armed serv :ces have flrs mud year graduaflon In school s hnsfory They are Flauff Maferne Whlfmer Donuels McKrnney Rahel Blackburn and Galvnn J Porfer and Bohlmann named presldenf and vnce presrdenf of Sensor Class Swnm feam easnly defeafs Prnncrpla 52 I4 Cadef cagers lose fo run 28 25 B flve frounces Prlncrpua 42 2 C baskefeers beaf Prun 3I I6 buf lose f Codasco I8 I2 Rnfle Team scores vlcfory In fnrsf mall mafch Lower School has successful parfy Ice skafung rs popular on campus pond January 2I 27 Second semesfer off fo a good sfo f offer fhe swear and fears of final exams Col Moore fakes corps ouf fo pear orchard for farsf freld problem Eberle I-Iarfmann A and Gregg selecfed by Nafronal I-Ionor Socaefy Science Club organized Flrsf soccer vlcfory IH four years won by cadefs over Burroughs 3 2 MneoDumes campaign In progress among cadels A cage feam drops anofher close one fo Burroughs 27 23 and ns also defeafed by Ferguson 37 28 Burroughs beafs B flve IN playoff perrod I6 I4 C qunnfef also oses fo Burroughs 3I 23 January 28 February 3 Nnnefy fnve cadefs on semesfer honor roll Bug crowd dances fo -t ,, A Barone CMMANDAN - Nux Ci r . ?r-1-'1' muslc of Carl La Rue af Mud wunfer Dance In honor of Pres Roosevelf Communscafrons demonsfrafnon gsven by Bell Telephone Company and Gole s hearf fhunders over elecfrnc sfefho scope A baskefeers gaun vscfory wnfh wnn over Befhalfo 32 30 Swum feam loses only meef of season fo Roosevelf 39 27 B cagers wallop Codasco 35 27 and Befhallo 39 I3 C and D qunnfels an non league compefnluon Soccer boys drop close one fo Codasco 3 2 February 4 I0 Corps reorganized by General Orders as Porfer ns made Cadef Magor and Bohlmonn Weeke Sherman and Mulfnn Cadef Capfalns Mayor Dlnsmoor and Lleuf Smufh glve cadef corps superior rafung offer lnspechon for 6fh Service Command of Chicago Col Jackson sfarfs formal drnners for new cadefs Cadef splashers agann defeaf Pruncupra 40 26 A five shows lmprovemenf buf ns overcome by runcrpra 31 27 C cagers beaf Prnn 2 B qunnfef Iars Prnn 28 22 Currenf Af fours Club organizes for duscussrons Tumbling Team abouf ready for f1rsf appearance A - . 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M is ' 1' 1 f-. ,V ,W fi ,fp ' Q 1 ,C-i :QW 4 W, ..... i wi rwmw Q M...- H nv ,. - xl, KADET KALENDAR Cont February Il I7 CadeT corps makes gO0d progress as drnve for GI geTs IHIO Tull sTrIde Mrs Persmg serves chIcken dunner To NCITIOFIOI Honor SOCISIY members offer InITIaTIon DOUIJIG uarTeT and SenIor Quarfef organIzed by PFOT Decker Sophomores have gay Informal In can Teen Heavy snow blankeTs campus WesTern swImmers and MonTIcello mermauds meef Y M H A Teams In Academy pool The cadeTs won TheIr meeT buT MonTI gurls were defe-aTed The A cagers reached a peak by defeaTIng Bur roughs 26 22 In exTra pernod B IIVS nosed ouT by Burroughs I4 I2 and C cagers also lose To Bombers 20 I8 February I8 24 RECALL sTaTT puTs on pres sure To fInIsh sTaggerIng Iob George WashIng Ton s Brrfhday Dance IS colorful success as double quorTeT SIUQS aT InTermIssIon Tumblers coach ed by CapT DarlIng make hIT wITh clever show aT baskeTball game RaIder fIve scores greaT upseT by TrouncIng CounTry Day 50 36 A TIVS loses close one To Wood Rover 42 39 Boxmg InsTrucTIons for all cadeTs begIns under CapT PITT B baskeTeers lose To Codasco 343I RIfle Team soccer Team and C bas February 25 March 2 Bug scholasTIc honor lIsT comes ouT Malor Henderson organIzes hIs famous and effIcIenT MIlITory PolIce among The cadeTs Tempo Increases for GovernmenT In specTIon and Col Moore sTages IIVG fIeld prob lems aT some TIme LomelIn and Douglas T make good Talks aT RoTary Club dInner Sgf Coon cITed for good conducf and STIICISDCY durmg pasT year Group of cadeTs aT play aT MonTIcello CapT PITT bears down on physIcal fITness program A Touch of sprlng In The our and dress parades are held OUISId6 March 3 9 MIlITary DeparTmenT opens ThroT Tle Wlde In preparaTIon and fIve more fIeld prob lems are held Dr DorIzas of The UHIVGFSIIY of PennsyIvcInIa speaks To cadeTs on war SIIUOIIOH of world CapT Robmson named as SenIor Play dIrecTor B barracks wIns bowlmg Tourney CadeTs are resTless and eager To sTarT sprung sporfs CadeTs hear Marraage of Fngaro comIc opera aT AlTon HIgh audITorIum S rIng furlough looms for nexT weekend and no Shrap nel wIll be publIshed March 9 23 ATTracTIve lounge IS opened In A Barracks ST Pafs formal Dance enables all lrIshmen as well CIS oTher cadeTs To have hIlarIous TIme Porfer and Eberle wIn ChIcago Trlbune Medals for leadershIp ThIrTy one ca deTs Take V I2 TesTs Dancung classes TInIsh very successful second serves of lessons under Mr HeITman War sTrengTh company has flne Tneld problem USIHQ fIeld Telephone for communIca Ion B Barracks wIns school baskeTball Tour ney A sprIng blIzzard causes parade To be held Indoors RITle Team fIres In Washmgfon U maTches Boxmg maTches approach fnnals Col Jacksons formal dunners feaTure dSIICIOUS menus Block sues Warner for radIo damage In commercral law Trnal March 24 30 Wesferns rIfle Team comes Through To WIN second place Trophy In HearsT Mafches wITh Beffa and Allen makmg hIghesT IndIvIdual scores In dIsTrIcT New members nomInaTed for ull and Scroll E ShaIfer General STaff Corps gIves WesTern prevnew of GI as he IUSPGCIS mIlITary work and QIVGS corps hugh raTIng W Club boys have Iolly barn dance In canTeen as They wallow In The sTraw ScoTT MacAlIsTer has farewell parTy as he leaves for HOWOII Corps shows Increased effIcIency on fneld problem over new Terrann BIg groups reporf for baseball Track golf ISDDIS and rIdIng rI I I3 B Barracks easIly wIns InTra mural Track meef ThespIans presenT Sub merged and IT Men Played Cards as Women Weekly fIeld problem InTerrupTed by fIghTIng foresT fIre NIghT guard dufy ends Col Jackson goes To meeTIng of mIlITary schools aT WesT PoInT and Takes specIal paper The Accolade publIshed aT WesTern and gIvIng gIorIous record of mIlITary school graduaTes In presenT war WesTern s lIsT Includes sux generals Aprll I4 20 Alumm EdITIon of Shrapnel publIshed All PICIUFSS compleTed for RECALI. and wrITTen maTerIal IS In Track Team geTs off To a good sTarT by lIckIng PrIncIpIa 59 54 Baseball Team TIes Wood RIVGF IH opener 6 6 Many couples Includmg gIrls from MonTIcello AITon 5prIngfIeld and ST LouIs aTTend enloy able sprIng dance Aprll 2I 28 A Tough InspecTIon held for The corps on Sunday CapT HInTon reTurns To duTy afTer a Touch of pneumonIa Dr Morrnll lecTures To cadeTs on healfh and sex hygnene Eberle fans sIxTeen as cadef nIne beaTs Burroughs 3 2 I ' ' . . T' .-H I' ' - - '- Q ' or '.-cOI..r. keTball Team are rounding ouT wInTer schedule. ' ' ' l- ' .- . .. .. . Ap .I - -H H y I Q - A '- 1 I ' ' Do . - ' ' . I . . . ,- p . ' - Q h . -l38- . wx' A K fi lf ' , .1 L 3 14 sn 5 1. fx . - xk YQ.-4 ' , E i x A ? I ,.f. f i, 5 ' -. , I v iakgxi WAN. ,Vg fl I, . NM 43 G u r -wap!! 3 KADET KALENDAR Concluded ExTra mlluTary classes are held Tor GI un TacT The Tunal preparahon geTs more 1nTense Sensor Junvor speech program ends April 29 May 4 Mlsslssnppl Rlver goes on Tlood rampage Mrssouru NaT1onal guard unnT camps on campus To aud IH Tlood baTTle CadeTs Trghr Tlood on GrannTe C1Ty levee C F Bowser lecTures on mounTarn clrmlonng GovernmenT In specTlon climax aT mnllTary program ns held IH very cold weaTher on May 5 and 6 as Col Nach mann and LueuT Col Rhine represenhng War DeparTmenT gave Tough buT Talr examunahon To corps Barracks sand To be an besT shape In years PorTer commended Tor handling held problem rnfles an pcrTecT conclmon cadeTs make good showrng IH Tachcs classes In TacT :T us TelT ThaT cadeT corps made splenclud record aT GI Thunclads luck Burroughs 73lf2 To 39lf2 Baseball Team blanks Kurkwood 20 Sprung boaT Trap has To be omuTTed because of Tlood condaTnons Hobson haTs homer as J V nine lars Burroughs May 4 I8 Tennis Team drops Tour sTralghT maTches Track Team conhnues undeTeaTed by wnnnung Truangular meeT Tram Roxana and Be ThalTo and beaTlng CounTry Day 72 4l The Thunclads clnnched undlspuTed champuonshup oT medal meeT over Burroughs Prsncupna and Coun Try Day Baseball Team scores upseT nn STaTe DnsTrucT by beahng Wood River 62 as F x hurls TlghT game Burroughs hands baseball Team only conTerence deTeaT 4 l IH spnTe T Eberles one hlT p1Tchnng Horsemen wan Tnve rubbons aT Brndlespur Show CadeT singers and dramaTusTs enTerTaun Krwanns Club and also glve program aT lvlonhcello JV nrne beaTs Co dasco 9 I Sensors have Thelr furlough and are enloyung JpTown prnvrleges aTTer evenlng mess May I9 25 The end oT The year as In snghT f Dean SweeT makes lnsplrnng baccalaureaTe ser glee club and solonsTs grve Tnnal grand concerT X nn Fneld House Track Team ends season wrTh CommencemenT l.argesT crowd mn years Sensor Play Fleven AgannsT The Sea makes brg hnT as every man sTars In hrs parT Verv Impressive Lower School graduahon on SaTurdav mornung Mayor General Collins I5 WesTern s h1ghesT rankrng grad IU The servnce arrives SaT urday and IS welcomed wuTh soluTe and Tull hon ors lvlulrTary program Tor SaTurday Includes all kinds aT drills Tlrnng aT bazooka gun and anTl Tank gun a sham baTTle eTc wlTh General Col Inns an revrewung sTond Band concerT and alumna luncheon Cloud bursT drowns ouT Tarewell dress parade Bug crowd Taxes capaclTy oT Tleld House aT Tnnal commencemenT prom Col orTul grand march under arch of sabers and sTaTTs WaITer Seams orchesTra plays Couples sTroll on campus Sensors gaTher around Tire on campus aT l OO A lvl Tor Tnnal geT TogeTher aT Senlor ReTreaT General Collins makes splendid address aT commencemenT exercuses Sunday mornnng Dnplomas awarded Seniors saluTe audience Take alumnn pledge honors are an nounced Senxor quarTeT snngs and enTlre exer cases are Inspiring and umpressnve Flag comes down Tor lasT Trme ID brnghT May sunshine lvlal Henderson says Dnsmrssed SlxTy TnTTh year ends as Sensors say TearTul Tarewell aT lvlemoraal GaTe and cadeTs rush To calch Trains Tor home ,yrs mon on The GreaT Seal Band orchesha! j p:e1rTecT regcird by sizing BTayLorHnlLe DusTrJcT 5 f amps I espre ase a eam aso Tues Tor TrTle IH A B C League by lucknng CounTry X! 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RUBY, Presidenf COMPLIMENTS OF THE STATE BANK OF .IERSEYVILLE JERSEYVILLE, ILLlNOIS The Oldesf and Larges+ Bank in Jersey Coun+y Member of Federal Deposif Insurance Corporoflon TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF I944 FELICITATIONS AND GOOD FORTUNE KIRSCH COMPANY STURGIS MICHIGAN World s Lcrgesf Mcznufodurers o Drapery Flxfures and Venehan Bllnds Compllmenfs HILDEBRANDS Foslwnons nn Flowers 224 Broodwoy Doroflwy Huslcmson Hvldebrond Gordon Mules Huldebrond A on Illmous I49 ' f I ' ' If, COMPLIMENTS OF SANOTUF MATTRESS CO ST LOUIS MO INUHIIYIK IRA E Produds beanng enherof Ihese Iwo famous names have served America for many years They WESTERN WINCHESTER AMMUNITION SI-IOTOUNS TRAPS AND TARGETS RIFLES BLASTINO CAPS AMMUNITION RAILWAY EUSEES AND TORPEDOES FLASI-ILIOI-ITS HI WAY SIGNALS BATTERIES DYNAMITE BRASS MILL PRODUCTS BLASTINO POWDER BRASS MILL PRODUCTS Today The huge Iacnhhes of WESTERN and WINCHESTER are pIedged In an all ou+ efforf for vncfory Io hasIen Ihe day when These produds waII agoun be avanlable IH unhmnfed quanf 'nes WESTERN CARTRIDGE COMPANY EAST ALTON ILLINOIS ISO D MARK have deInonsIraIed Iime and again IheIr high qualify of workmanship, design, and r'na'rerIaI. + VV' CLASSCDF 44 A PATRCN CC PLI ENTS GF MR and MRS CARL M HALPERIN AND BOYS ISI Bes ashes +0 fhe 9 4 G y M ' WESTERN: GEORGE W KOERTEL CQMPUMENTS OF MR and MRS FRANK A BARRY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF R944 MR. and MRS. G. E. ANDERSON I52 T H1 I 4 raducfes and M y F d + My Bes+ Wishes for Success in Your Every Ende DE MOULIN BROS. 81 CO. GREENVILLE ILLINOIS Desngners and Manufccfurers of FOR For mony yeors we have supplled all umform equ1pmen+ of IIIe Wesfern IvIIIIIory Academy Forward L I, My wlth Amerlca K I' I f IIIII II X IN C 8 QUALITY SERVICE W0 ' i nap., M! or IMI! ST Burldmg constantly or a greater Natxon and a greater service to retaxl grocer: Wxtb a new concep- tzon o the Importance o nutrxtxon as allxed to the health and defense o our Natxon That 15 why or over a hundred years General Grocer Company has continued orward mth America now geared to the Natxonal Emergency o War and readily amytmg in all branches 0 de- ense related to the ood: Industry 32. General Grocer Co AMERICAN LADY or TOPMOST LIKE FRESH FOODS COBCUT CORN MANHATTAN COFFEE I53 U N I M S I I . O O :IQ IIMII hir? II, . , I . aygiirniiiitiiliui! I ,Im . , f . , ' I!-'III I . . . '1I!!?f-' Nu . 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'. 1 Complimenfs VOGU E AI'ron's Fashion Corne C pl' ALTON MINERAL SPRINGS HOTEL .C .. COMPLIMENTS TO TI-IE CLASS OF 4 ANDELSCN DEPARTMENT STORE CONSUMERS TIRE AND SUPPLY CO Inc RECAPPING RETREADING A d d C I' OF I, C Chicago, Illinoi AND -1I56- LIBERTY BELL OIL COMPANY FUEL olLs EOR lNousTmAL AND HOME BURNERS Dis+ribu+ors of Mobilgos, Mobiloil, Mobilgrecse, Lubricofing Oils of All Kinds CENTURY Domeslic Oil Burners, Hoi Air, Wa+er and Sfecm Uni+s JOHNSON Commercial and lndushicl Burners ST. LOUIS, MO. Nlfwsleod IQOO 905 STORES COMPLIMENTS OF MIDVALE COAL COMPANY 72I OLIVE ST ST Louis Mo BEST WISHES TC THE CLASS OF l944 From MR and MRS E H BOHLMANN Bert Wzfbef fa from +l1e makers of fhose fme X KJ CUPPLIES fbefame RUBBER I-:EELS AT GOOD SHOE REPAIR SHOPS EVERYWHERE CUPPLES COMPANY Manufacfurers LOUIS I58 - 0 . . o ,gl- ,, -M 31,5 P 'P'v.,,, r f J 1. -Q3-n,,i.,.1p4:g. F ,- ' -4:3 ., j '-lvag-.,sag3.5gg1g,'4::5.1 '. E ,- 2.2: rf' clit? Y f S ' H' ' ,tg P, J ,V :z ,M I ' . . . . . . . ST. COMPLIMENTS OF J H P O R T E R I59 'A' i' BEST WISHES MR. and MRS. BERNARD H. BLOCH BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OE 9 4 MR and MRS KARL R ZIMMER AND SON and SONS EXTEND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OE 1944 I6O E MR. and MRS. L. W. TARNOW FORD HOPKINS F G MANC-IN MR and MRS H MULTIN 8m FAMILY MISS LESLIE D CARP C pl C l 1' of of C plA C I' of of -l6l-- C plA 'r f cpl'+ I ROTENBERG 81 Mrs EMILY SCHAEFER SCHNEIDER BROS DC BEST OF LUCK TO MY FRIENDS AT WESTERN I944 RECALL TONY RAITH T 43 F MARSH CO S L of C pl' 'I of ond +0 The 4030 Chowreou Ave. u H +. ' M. Class o I9 -I62- BIG FOUR CHEVROLET ST. LOUIS, MO. DEE FLORAL CO Member Florusl ond Telegroplw Deluvery Service 2524 College Avenue Upper Allon Phone 2 3I32 Fave Ivlsnufes Wqllc From Compllmenls EAGLE FURNITURE CO 9+Iw 81 Fronlclnn S+ Louis Mo Compllmenfs EL DORADO OIL MILLS AND FERTILIZER CO EI Dorado Arlconsos Leorn flwe Monly Arlr ol Self Defense by Leornmg I-low To Box BEST WISI-IES TO TI-IE CLASS OF I944 MIKE KRAMER Sudney Hull HecI'II1 Club 7I5 Woslwrngfon SI Louis Mo Wesfern Milifory Acode-my -I64- COMPLIMENTS OF THE ATLAS BRASS FOUNDRY CO COLUMBUSCNMO COMPLIMENTS OF HARTMANN S I05 YEARS OUTFITTERS TO MEN WOMEN AND BOYS I65 I ALTON ILLINOIS BUCK S PAINT AND FLOOR COVERING STORE GEORGE E l-IOERINO Mgr Palnf Wallpaper Floor CO er ng Gloss Slwodes A nngs 655 EAST BROADWAY ALTON WAR PLANT WORK Fobrlcahon of S+eel or Mefal of Any Type Tools Jugs E'rc for Produchon Shops Dollles Tables Cable Tesfers ETC for Airplane Procluchon A so All Classes of S+eel S+ruc+ures and Brldges EAGLE IRON WORKS ST LOUIS MO Member of The Amerncon lns+a+u+e of Sfeel Cons'I'ruchon COMPLIMENTS l R E E D C O M P A LEATHER FOR EVERY PURPOSE Off ces ond Soles ROO 5 208 W Lake ST Ch cogo IOO I OE S. . NY ALL PHONES I-IUMboId+ 3 I 72 L A N D O NORTHWESTERN Nornom 3. TOBACCO co Exclusively Wholesale SchooISuppIles Toys Novelhes Season Goods Candles Founfaun Supphes Represemled by I908 IO W NORTH AVE LOUIS LANDSMAN CHICAGO ILL BOTTLING COMPANY Phone 3 35I I 252I 23 Easf Broadway ALTON I67 1' M4 .TB I2helan's PAINTS ENIIMELS VARNISHES for fhe good of fhe surface PHELAN FAUST PAINT MFG CO S+ Louus Mo GSSS FITTED BY DOCTOR VVINTERER EASY ON THE EYES REASONABLE PRICES IIBYEAPS EXPERIENCE NO CASE TOO DIFFICULT 202 N.7 h INEAR PINEI GA. 6297 CHARLOTTESVILLE WOOLEN MILLS Charloffesvulle Va Manufadurers of I-hgh Grade Umform Clorhs nn Sky and Dark Blue Shades For Army Navy and Ofher Uniform Purposes and The Largesf Assorrmem' and Besf ualafy CADET GREYS Used by fhe Leading Mili+ary Schools in The Unifed Srares Prescribed for and Used by fhe Coders of Wesfern Milifary Academy -I68- M07 please . . . we Ve got a war to W1n N.. N. AMERICANS ARE STILL THE U ll BEST NoUR1sHED PEoP1.E ON EARTH AND THERE s A REASON Our food may be stretched out these days to share wlth the peoples of the Unlted Natrons but thanks to new screntxflc de velopments ln anlmal feedxng our feath ered and four legged armles are bemg greatly lmproved ln qualnty and propa gatxon To tmy yeast cells goes much of the credlt because brewer s yeast ns the source of the vrtamms used to fortlfy feed mxxtures Now when you eat meat ransed on v1ta m1n fortrfled feeds you re getting nutrl tron plus Anheuser Busch IS Amerlca s bxggest suppller of yeast vntamms for cattle and poultry feeds Our large scale produc tron of natural vrtamms IS another achxevement that resulted from years of research and laboratory Work In addxuon to supplymg the armed forces wxth glrder parts gun turret parts and foodstuffs Anheuser Busch produces mater als whrch go mto the manufacture of B Complex Vxtamms Rubber Alumx num Munmons Medrcmes Hosp1talD1ets Baby Foods Bread and other Bakery Products Batternes Paper Soap and Texnles to name a few naw own HEUSER L C6 I , ' ,, cc 3 1 P .W -i .?, 5 ?:- 'ii -E ' . xi-M ..... 2 -. K-V 1. f-if if? , ' wk. I -. ' .u A 5 1 9 ' . . . j ' T , ,, ...-. -3-. AN -BUSCH + + SAINT OUIS -l69- CompIimen+s of UTILITIES INSURANCE COMPANY SI. Louis, Mo. JOHN J. NANGLE P 'd RUBY CHEVROLET INC 7 W JACKSON BLVD CHICAGO AMERICAS LARGEST CHEVROLET DEALER GREETINGS TO THE W M A MEN IN THE ARMED FORCES ST LOUIS .IANITOR SUPPLY COMPANY I7O , . I I4 . . 2025 Woshing+on Ave. SI. Louis, M . Use LEWIS AND CLARK BRIDGES The Safes? Roufe AI+on Io SI. Louis Compumenfs SPRINGMAN LUMBER COMPANY Heczdquariers for LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS TeIepIwone 3 5527 ALIGN ILLINCIS WILLIAMSON PHARMACY Prescrlphon DFUQQISIS When you yusf your school n years Io Come OO IU Io ee us If WII be OUR Ireof I7I ' OI 2500 CoIIe-ge Avenue Aifcm, lIIimoI5 'I I dr A ' 2 ' . . . ' I - n e's THIRD AND PIASA ALTON M 5255215 ALTON DECATUR JERSEYVILLE I72 Q 9 An Illinois Ins+iTU+ion Th B S d N' Th' f L d' T I NOLL BAKING 81. ICE CREAM CO ALTON I73 ,ILL. Bread and Ice Cream JEFFERSON 8250 MODERN ENGINEERING CO. ACETYLENE GAS CO. Momufocfurori OI OXY-ACETYLENE WELDING 8: CUTTING APPARATUS OXYGEN ACETYLENE CARBIDE 34III3P BI d SAINT LOUIS MO COMPLIMENTS THRIFTY DRUG COMPANY COMPLI IVIENTS MATHES SHOE STORES CO I74 OE OF ST. LOUIS, MO. SPECIALTY FURNITURE CC. 820 FronIcIin Ave. SI Louus Missouri Complirnenfs of NU MODE GARMENT CO l2Il Woshlngfon Ave S+ Louus Mo Complrmenis PAUL SACHS ORIGINALS II36 Woslnlngfon Ave Si' Louis M Real Es'I'aIe or General Insurance ee JOHN GRETHER 81 CO Over 78 Years In Business Real Es+aIe Loans Real Es+aIe Sales Commercial Leases General Insurance Foul W Grefne I-Iorry A I-IensIce Soul Scneubor Phone GA 3l26 S of 722 Cnesnuf S+. S+. Louis, Mo. . ' , o. --I 75- When You're In Chicago Be Sure To Vlsi+ A PIXLEY AND EHLERS RESTAURANT I I JOE CUSUMANO UQTLT FRUIT AND PRODUCE NELSON SHEPPARD CO MERCHANDISE BROKERS COLUMBUS OI-IIO JAMES T SI-IEPPARD W H SPANGLER P e de I S Q c QI Te I76 CEn ro 8239 F R I N D P R D C E CO- 9I3-I5 N. Fourfh Sfreef SI. Louis, Mo. r si n e . n r os. MR. and COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF '44 MRS. PAUL And SON WEEKE COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND fi? BEST WISHES QSAV A R I N Q acazo L nm! flf prof! cf RF FRESCI-ll :Nc I77 I1 00 JM ' X K , 57 6' nmoswc-WA ' ' ST L GIVE YOUR EYES p Ayi' CP CLAYTON M0 rkers CIO Ol N G G ld Op+ LAWRENCE H DUPONT Sr MR and MRS A u SIMMONS W M.A. O9 I78 The S eciol core F h, 9 Huis priceless posse ' deserves- You Need Wear Hcoslly Correc+ Sun GMS lT's cuTMAN's D p + + S+ ive 5l8 . rand . .. S C,'fxpHmom 5 of Complimen s of I . . . I GREETINGS FROM SEVENTH HEAVEN HORSE FARM MR and MRS EDGAR L BILL AND SON BOB QA! Yalute To A Great School For neorly one hundred yeors We Tern Ivhhfory Academy hos devofed 1 ehf To one Iob fhe developmenr of leodershsp Irs rhoroughne S I ofresfed by TIC IndIvIduoI ond collechve ochIevemen'rs of Those who hove gone cu+ from Wes+ern Counfry wI+h dIsfInehon IH +hIs wor and no iess emphoheoly by The hIgh chorocrer of Wes+ern 5 enrollmenf 'rodoy The record IS one of whIc:h every Wesrern mon moy ond should feel proud To Jrhor school ond fo Those men we pcy slneero respeefs W J B K DETROIT MICHIGAN De-Iron 5 Leodmg Independenf Sfohon I79 , 5 I 5 over fhe posr eighr decodes .... by 'rhe number of Wesrern men serving fheir GINTER WARDEIN COMPANY BRING YOUR BUILDING PROBLEMS TO US 450 Fronf SI' Phone 3 3588 ALTON ILLINOIS L O G I S T I C S e MlIl+ary Science of Moving ucrferlng Provusxomng Armies THOMAS Trucks pIoy on lmporfonf por In +I'1e baffle of Iogushcs AII over Ihe world Iwrrued Ioulmg men gef mounfo ns of +I'ne moIeruoI of Wor moved In ond OUI of Irolns Trucks wheel ond Tour wheel Irucks shumped KEOKUK IOWA BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 44 MENDOTA MANUFACTURING 81 TRANSFER COMPANY INC 1889 JOHN SCHALLER Pres HARRY F SCHALLER Secy Treos I8O borgeglond ships fcus+er.wIIIw Iwoi THOMAS TRUCK 81. CASTER CO COMPUMENTS I8! COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND STANDARD MILLING COMPANY 182 CERESOTA-ARISTOS FLOUR cy' , of MR and MRS A VERREOS C1 'I X of We GRIESEDIECK BROS BREWERY CO T LOUNS MO NORMAN T HOBSON BUILDING CONSTRUCTION ST LOUIS FIRE DOOR CO 'x L YFES OF DOORS C' . , . C' pi' of HARVEY, ILLINOIS M 'f f R-I83- MR. and MRS. ELLIOTT WARNER METZ CONGRATULATIONS FROM MR and MRS K SHAPIRO and SONS PVT S S SHAPIRO 40 SEAMAN 2nd CLASS A A SHAPIRO 43 CARTER BROS TRACTOR 8m EQUIPMENT CO FORD MERCURY d LINCOLN ZEPHYR DEALER A 4 bl I I 3 553I I84- I . . . , I . . , Complime-n+s of I : an 33I Wood Rive A . I OO-I 40 E B d y Wood River, III, I III. COMPLETE PROTECTION TO FIT YOUR NEEDS Gzberson 777anaqer 6663 ZZI MARKET IT FRED F VINCEL COMPANY 3401 WASHINGTON AVE ST LOUIS MO ST LOUISS LARGEST OLDSMOBILE DEALER M d ROBERT R STEPHENS MACHINERY COMPANY INC CONTINENTAL BUILDING ST LOUIS MISSOURI I85 ' I I A OurWarJobI I' K pY C RII'gf II1 D 'I' . AI y'I'I1Lg+SII' fL+ IC I u SEARS STORE' YOUR BIG BUSY SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO I87 I 30 PI S STREET TELEPHQNE 3-55 HUGH W CROSS LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF ILLINOIS MR and MRS MR and MRS JOHN GOTTFRIED CLAYTON R LUPTON I88 Comphmenm OI C I Q pr of I MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MURRAY COAL CHEVROLET COMPANY ZEIGLER COAL COMPLIMENTS SCOTTS CLEANING CO ALTON ST LOUIS l89 C I of H H Wynne, Arkonsos OF I ACKNOWLEDGMENTS rmirrm and I3 wo m WILLIAMSON PRINTING AND BITS DING COMPANY Sp lngfIeId II :nous Lmgr IV mby PONTIAC ENGRAJING AND ELELTROTYPE COMPANY Chlccgo IIIlnous S K SMITH COMPANY Chlcago IIIunons O V T S ASHEN BRENNER S+ Louis Missouri ROBERT GRAUL AND W M A CAMERA CLUB AI+on IIImous IQO P ' 5 wx I fl by I F. I I. . V' if my K x Covers by I PM Img OVI y by I h END OP ANOTHER CHAPTER' I9I ..... .,,..,. . -,-. .. .F ., ., . .. . ,...-....4....- ,-. af: - an .-- A fs 1 - N!! N f .Sf 7 ,S E 4 .T E ,. fx . 5 z v.-N-rw-.uve i , -0. Q. --- N mg , ' ., is- vrq- Q, V' . 3 :M 'Q . 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