Western Military Academy - Recall Yearbook (Alton, IL)

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DONALD CORLE BUXTON BUCKY 643 Marshall Ave., Webster Groves, Mo. 1 'Q years Dunng one and one-half years at Western, Don Buxton has proved hIs dblllly In many lrelds. His hne record showed great abIlIty In athletIcs, BOXIHQ, track, A football, soccer, and wresthng were sports that he went out lor. He was outstandmg In boxrng and wrestlrng, and went to the State Wrestling Tourney, He worked hard ID academrcs and showed steady Improvement wIth average grades. Buck roomed wnth Leach and SpIke jones, and the three of them made the most of theIr senIor year, Ihey never had a dull moment. The Class cl '45 was glad to Include a hard-IIghtIng, clean-cut, typIcal fxmencan boy lIke Don Buxton among Its members. CAREL I CADOT KADO 126 S Vrrgmra Lee Rd Columbus Ohlo 2 YCBYS OuIet and steady Cadot could always be counted upon to do hIs best and that was enough He was the key man behInd the scenes IQ most of Western s dramatIc producuons beIng In charge ol the lIghtIng effects He became a mem ber ol the natnonal lhespIans He was also a leadIng member ol the Camera Club and took many pIctIres for ll'IS yearbook as a member of the stahl Mechanucs was another hobby Carel made average mIlItary and academIc Sfddm llIU5 completIng a useful career at Western and malfmg many frIends WILLIAM HARRY CORCORAN CORKY Leland Hotel, Detroll Much 3 years Easy goIng Corky Corcoran wIll not be soon forgo ten by hIs comrades for he was FrIendly Iovral and lull off n He won a J V swImmIng letter and was a member ol the l2IdIng Club He also turned hI talents to the Glee Club In scholastIcs he made a steady 3 OO honor average and In mIlItary he became a platoon Qu de He was a member of the Recall bu Iness stall and the SZWIOV ance CommIttee Whatever hr plans are for he future h classmates eel t t Corky VVIllVVIV1 out LOUIS E CRANDALL Jr LOUIE R R No 1 Box 103 St Charles, Mo 4years Inles as e IS ome I e alled h d many achIevements to I cre If Wes ern He can DOIUl to bernc a Floor ch el a cadet captaIn and an all round Ie der HIS nest vvork 'vas done as busIness manager of thIs yearbook for whIch r e up a recor amoun ln sports he was a morale buIlder e n e pep at Games an p ayrn V ba e l He Fred on the choo VI e ear' n e t e 'rpcr p st of fxflo ter I Ceremomes ol the QenIor ance CommIttee He u ually m de honor crade I0 school work but hI chIef n ere mI IC Ie exce e wa o IZ Ies man I tan sp Q r n y Ill be reasurered bv l'Il cornra

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JOHN PENTECOST ALBERT PENGUIN 209 Kenmore Ave , Elmhurst, III 1 I2 years John Albert wrll always be pleasantly remembered by hrs frrencls and class mates at Western, for Pengurns personalrty was characterrzed by a quret unobtrusrve manner and a good natured sense of humor Although he spent but a short perrod of trme at W M A he can well be proud of hrs accomplrshments l-lrs scholastrc and mrlrtary grades were up to standard and durrng hrs spare trme hrs hobby was hcrsemanshrp Now and then he also gave the grrls a Flrng John hopes to study archrtecture at the Unrversrty of Wrsconsrn and he has the steady type of character that should wrn success HARRY T ALLEN HARRY Box 2 All2ffOh, 3 ygafg lhrs blond, good looking lad wrth the friendly smrle began hrs career at Western by wrnnrng a Chrcago Trrbune Medal Srnce then he has always been tops rn mrlrtary Durrng hrs second year, he was awarded the lourragere for excel lence at Government lnspectron, and he has been a crack shot on the rrlle team lor two years, leadrng the Srxth Servrce Command once rn score These achreve ments add up to a good soldrer, a term that best descrrbes l-larry Allen l-le rs now a stall sergeant rn the corps l-le has also made steady progress rn academrcs he has been the ellrcrent head warter for two years and he belongs to the Senror Dance Commrttee ln Fact l-larry enjoys sccral altarrs greatly l-le plans to make the Army hrs prolessron CLIFFORD LEE BeVIER Jr 1424 Tunnell Mull Rd Charleston Ind 3 years For three years Clrlt BeVrer has shown hrs versatnlrty by takrng part rn many school actrvrtres l-le was a member ofthe Junror and Senror dance commrttees the Shrapnel stall the Recall stall the glee club, and the dramatrc club the lhesprans ln addrtron horseback rrdrng and tennrs really kept hrm busy ln sprte of all these rnterests Clrll managed to make good grades rn mrlrtary and school work Clrll wrll always be remembered as a cadet wrth an rndrvrdualrty of hrs own and an abrlrty to succeed rn whatever he undertakes CLYDE LARRABE BRANT LARRY 2116 Poplar Ave , Terre Haute, Ind 3 years Carefree easy gorng Larry Brant was one of Western s best varsrty cage players last year on a champronshrp hve l-le also won letters rn Football baseball and track, thus completrng an unusual all round athletrc record Durrng hrs senror year, he was a sergeant rn the snappy color guard Makrng average grades he could at trmes surprrse hrs roommate, Danny Dentler, by studyrng trrg rncessantly lor days at a trme Brant hopes to attend the Unrversrty of lndrana so here s the best of luck to the best of fellows' n n . . f 1 . . ., . I I . 1 1 A F 1 . . . , . X 1 , . ' 1 ' 1 f , , , , n In , . KIP ., , . - r 1 1 1 , , . 1 u .- ls . I . ' r 1 r - 1 - 1

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HUGH EDWARD CROSS SNOOKS 810 N. State Sl., Jerseyville, lll. 2 I2 years Alter completing his sojourn at Western, Hugh Cross, the tall, slender lad from Jerseyville lll has a right to feel that he was a success IH school for that he was Has athletic skull won a B basketball letter and varsity letters rn both baseball and basketball In these sports he was a malnstay on the team, and he was elected to membership IH the W Club Hugh was a mrlutary lunlor and an elhcnent stall sergeant un the battalnon l-le usually made honor grades nn hrs studies, and, Interested an social llle he worked hard onthe Sensor Dance Com mlttee Bu best of all he made many true and lasting lruendshnps JOHN JACOB DAUS J WALT 1522 S E Rrversrde Dr Evansville Ind 3 years John Daus has been one of the hnghest rankung three year men un the Senior C ass for has abllrty and drlve have brought honors IH every held Thus year he was 1st Sergeant of A Company and floor cl nel of the 3rd Floor of A A hard worker wath a serious attrtude has hugh grades have kept hum constantly on the academic honor roll However John loved hrs Fun and served as chanrman of both the Junior and Senior dance committees In sports he starred on the B grrd team, played on the A eleven, and was captain ofthe soccer team thus vear A tune lellOvv rs John Daus, a crednt to hrs class JACK PROCTOR DAVEY DINK 333 S Ardmore Rd Columbus CBexleyl, Ohro 4 years Cadet Captaln Jack Davey was one of the foremost men nn hrs class and a real leader who made a wonderful record IN many Fnelds ol endeavor A brlllnant and reliable student, he made top grades and belonged to the Club 400 and the National Honor Society Qne of the highest rankung olllcers In the corps he was also barracks chief ol C Jack bubbled over vvlth energy and was loyal to all worthwhue actlvutles at Western Has work as mrlltary ed tor ol the Recall was unvaluable He was on the Sensor Dance Committee and was fullback on the soccer team Davey ls sure to head the last of those class members who ,vm LJCCQSS TONY DAY TONY 1122 Woodland, Sprrngfield Ill 2 years Tony Day has won many frlends at Western wlth hrs everlastnng smule and cheerful greetung to all No one ever saw hum wuthout has clever sense of humor In the afternoons he could be usually found betvveen tfvo tall cadets t kng a pleasure s roll to rnspect the pcnnts of lnterest on he campus Perhaps he vvlll be an explorer Tony always made good average grades ln academlcs and mllutary He roomed durung hrs last year wnth Joel Ducker and Freddle Hemphull cn the Qnd Floor of C Tony belonged to the Sensor Dan e Comrmttee and vs s o ste a ladies man at Montr