Western Military Academy - Recall Yearbook (Alton, IL)

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625 S. Skinker Ave. Mac S ' Lou . Mo. s Years JOHN WILLIAM MacCARTHY Jack MacCarthy is one of Western ' s top ranking men, and his ambitions are sure to carry him far in later life. Almost every activity at Western at- tracted his attention and secured his unfailing effort. Although quiet in his words. Mac was nevertheless forceful and able to put across any point MacCarthy ' s interests were many. His most avid interests were horses, dogs, and ranching, of which he was always ready to speak. If there was any job to be done at Western at any time, MacCarthy could have been called on for it. Best of Luck, Mac ! Cadet 1st LL; A Swimming— 1 yr.; J. V. Swimming— 1 y ,. ; Riding Club; Floor Chief 3rd Floor D ; 400 Club, C Football- 1 y,.; Senior Dance Com mittee. 618 Bluff Street Marseilles. Illinois ANDREW PARR SUNDAL A fellow who has every right to look back on his stay at Western with a good thought in his mind, is Andy Sundal who has made a good record tor himself here. Andy was always hesitant in displaying his many noted talents and didn t seem to spend much time studying, but had enough knowl- edge to hold down a high academic standard. In athletics Andy was always out on the team until a greater outside force attracted him and then no more sports for Parr. But we know that when Andy sets out in his venture into the world of reality, few will make a better success. J. V. Football 2 yrs.; J. V. Basketball— 2 yrs. A Track— 2 yrs.; Senior Dance Committee. Andy 3 Years 2009 Seminary Street Bill Alton. Illinois 4 Year. WILLIAM ANDERSON GREEN In the four years that Bill Green was an integral part of the Western cam- pus, he remained an outstanding cadet. -He provided an inspiration of sports manship which was officially recognized in his Junior year with an award by the W Club, of which any boy could be proud. Bill ' s personality was well developed, and he participated in many different activities, including the Western Horse Shows. Wherever he goes, he is sure to be a success, making and influencing friends as he did at Western for four years. Good luck. Bill. Cadet 2nd Lt.; Floor Chief of First Floor E ; Editorial Stall ol Recall , Senior Dance Committee; Varsity Basketball— 1 yr., B Football— 1 yr., B Basketball— 1 yr.; C Football— 2 yrs.; C Basketball— 2 yrs., J. V. Base ball— 2 yrs.; A Baseball — 2 yrs., Thespians; Riding Club.

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Adkins, National Honor Society President Cawvey, Salutatorian Webster, Senior Class President — 18 —

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6302 North Rosebury Clayton. Missouri Arnie 3V4 Years ARNOLD STANLEY BIERMAN At the much practiced art ol the quick comeback, Arnie has no peer, and his brand o( imitations is strictly tops . His amazing ability to dominate all fields has proved what he always maintained, that the mule state produces fellows that are full of action and determination. Arnie” was always looking for newer and greater conquests in the line of activities. A great guy that could never be held down, he was constantly getting into some minor mischievous trouble. With unlimited good humor which invariably puts him at the head of the list with all his friends, male or female, he promises to go far in life. That ' s Arnie — a grand fellow, well worthy of success in future life. Cadet Sgt.; C Football — 1 yr.; B Basketball — 1 yr.; ’7. V. Baseball — 1 yr.; 400 Club — 1 yr,; Activities Editor of the Shrapnel . Quill and Scroll — 2 yrs.; Thespians — 1 yr.; Statistics Editor of the Recall ; Shrapnel Medal — 1 yr. 8911 Eager Road Barney Richmond Heights. Mo. 3 Years HAROLD GRANT BARNGROVE, JR. A freckled-faced redhead, Barney has practically eaten, drank, and slept horses for the three years at W. M. A. During his Junior year he aided Col. Moore as manager, and together they virtually put out the annual W. M. A. Spring Horse Show, He has journeyed to St. Louis many times to participate in local shows and has never come back empty-handed. His flashing smile was seen at almost every social function of the school for he liked to dance, and more than that, he liked the fairer sex. Both the cadets and the girls of the vicinity will find it hard to fill Barney ' s place next year and years to come. Riding Club — 3 yrs.; Manager of the W. M. A. Horse Show — 2 yrs.; Riding Team Letter — 3 yrs. 627 Garfield Avenue Clyde Rockford, Illinois 4 Years CLYDE RALPH HUSMANN If you ever needed Husmann for anything while he was at Western, at any hour you were sure to find him at the swimming pool. He was the official key keeper , and on him rested the responsibility for the opening and lock- ing up of Western’s pool. The natural follow-up of this was that he should be on the A Swimming Team, and ass ' t coach for the other cadets who par- ticipated in this sport. Husmann was the type of cadet upon whom responsi bilities could safely be placed. He had a warm and friendly attitude which won for him friends who will miss his companionship. Cadet Staff Sgt.; A Swimming — 3 yrm.; Ass ' t Coach Swimming Team.