Western Military Academy - Recall Yearbook (Alton, IL)

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ROGER RALPH LUND ROG 221 Sumner Blvd., Collinsville, Illinois 4 Years Roger, a boy of remarkable mental capabilities, found at Western something few have - a clear realization of his potentialities. During his four years here Rog has achieved his maturity. He can derive assurance from the fact that he was counted among the fortunate who have not only the ability but the proper attitude so necessary for the transition to college life. Indeed, he may aspire to the highest, and anticipate no personal failing as an impediment. Cadet Master Sergeant, Asst. Barrack Chief of A , Cadespians, 1 year, Recall Editorial Staff, 1 year, Honor Guard, 1 year, Senior Dance Committee, A Wrestling, 1 year, 1.V.,' Wrestling, 1 year, B Football, 2 years, C Football, 1 year, D Football, 1 year, Gun Club, 4 years, Glee Club, I year, Riding Club, 1 year. 1 ,iw TT-I' an v we DON HALE MENARD 303 W. Cleveland, Malden, Missouri During his sojourn at Western, Don proved himself a mainstay in the service of our musical organizations, among them the marching and swing bands. He ad- vanced in these groups as a result of his talents and effort. Don was an amiable fellow who tackled his work with great enthusiasm, no matter what it was. With his goal in sight, he always seemed to come out on top. Don, with his type of character, must certainly be a success in life. Cadet 2nd Lieutenant, Floor Chief, 4th of A , Band, 4 years, Senior Dance Committee, Manager A Wrestling, 1 year, B Football, 1 year, Manager B Basketball, 1 year, C Football, 1 year, Swing Band, 2 years, Glee Club, 3 years. SENIORS MELVIN WALTER MEINERT TURTLE 109 Arago Slreel, Peoria 6, Illinois 3 Years Mel has been here three years, and in those three years he built up an admirable reputation for himself. He evinced above average diligence, especially in his extra-curricular activities. He never shied from work for which little apparent recognition was given. In reality, his willingness and perseverance were greatly appreciated. He worked hard with the Thespians and contributed an indispensable service to them in dis- charging his duties. Cadet Sergeant First Class, Asst. Floor Chief, Znd of B , Thespians, 1 year, Shrapnel Staff, Z years, A Soccer, 1 year, B Soccer, 1 year, Softball, 2 years, Riding Club, 1 year, Swing Band, 1 year, Art Club, 1 year, Camera Club, 1 year, Co-Business Manager of Shrapnel . COUNT 4 Years JY. nik.. -274

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SENIORS WILLIAM R. KIECK JUST PLAIN BILL 2011 South Street, Lincoln, Nebraska 5 Years Many think of Bill as a football star, some know him for his prowess as a swimmer, while still others remem- ber the lively part he took in our dances and parties. But all know Bill as truly a great guy, a fellow with the vibrant personality so essential for the high morale which cemented the corps together. He was much sought after socially, for he seemed to have an innate feeling for the lighter and more worthwhile things of life. Perhaps the records he established at Western will long stand unbroken, but even more lasting will be the impression he has made on the hearts of his friends. Cadet Znd Lieutenant, Floor Chief, Ist of C , Award for the Best Player of Alton Game, Third Place in State Swimming Meet, All ABC Football Team, Thespians, I year, Recall Circulation Manager, Senior Dance Com- mittee, President of W Club, VV Club, 2 years, Captain A Football Team, A Football, Z years, Captain A Swimming, A Swimming, 5 years, Captain B Football, B Football, I year, B Athletic Award, C Football, 1 year, D Football, 1 year, Golf, 1 year. JOSEPH LEWAKOWSKI LEWO 18819 St. Aubin Street, Detroit 34, Michigan 3 Years Joe, in a short stay at Western of only three years, established an enviable record which can be attributed to his persevering nature. He worked hard and gained rewards. loe was very active in cadet life and proved to be invaluable in the many functions he performed. joe contributed much to the basketball team in fine playing and high spirit. His responsibilities were ably met by his good nature and sound judgment. Cadet Sergeant Major, Asst. Floor Chief, Ist of D , Senior Dance Committee, Honor Guard, Z years, A Baseball, Z years, IV, Basketball, 2 years, HIV. Baseball, 1 year, B Basketball, 1 year, Commander of Honor Guard. WILLIAM PAUL LOCKE WILLIE 10300 Capital Drive, St. louis County, Missouri 4 Years Always willing to give a helping hand to those in need of his assistance, Bill was a cadet who truly benefited from his stay at Western. He has come out on top in every field which he has entered. Bill rated high in military, academics, and sports. Few can boast of so complete and rounded success as he. He was the type of boy that it was good to be around. Cadet Second Lieutenant, Asst. Floor Chief, Znd of E , Club 400, 1 year, Thespians, 1 year, Associate Editor and Copy Editor of Shrapnel , Shrapnel Staff, 4 years, Quill and Scroll, Z years, Cadespians, 2 years, Business Staff of Recall , Senior Dance Committee, A Soccer, 1 year, B Soccer, 1 year, Honor Guard, 1 year, Glee Club, 1 year, Softball, 2 years, lnterbarracks Wrestling Champion. .-26-.

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u-z,ffr-rv-f-.fru, SENIQRSMM ,,j,eff3. W JENNINGS LEWIS Mll.BAUSR JE N 106 s. Clinton sire o, Dwi 1 line' jan wa? the type oi e ow t at no cgJrQd without and be complete. He excelled in all of his pursuits, but especially in wrestling. A constant winner for the team, he helped out many times when the goin was rough. Noted for his practical jokes and jovi nature, he added much to the life in the barracks, His manner was that of a contagious humor. Cadet First Sergeant, Asst. Floor Chief, Znd of A , Editoral Staff Shrapnel , 1 year, Quill fi? Scroll, 1 year, Honor Guard, 4 years, Cadespians, 1 year, 3rd in Sectional Wrestling, Junior, WH Club, 1 year, A Wrestling, 3 years, A Football, 1 year, B Football, 2 years, C Football, 1 year, IV, Wrestling, 1 year, Senior Dance Committee, Deportment award, 1 year, Glee Club, 3 years. FRANCIS JOSEPH MILLER RED Hardin, Illinois 4 Years The name Red Miller has a very dominant con- notation. Red had a completely unimpaired record at Western, which indicated never-slackening effort and ever-present consciousness of his ideals. His name was associated with determination and work. He had a tenacity of purpose which was of such an ingrained nature that it will unfailingly provide him with the buoyancy to rise above the turbulent storms of life. Cadet Captain, Floor Chief, 3rd of C , Club 400 Progress Award, Military Theory Award, 2 years, W Club, 2 years, A Football, 2 years, A Soccer, Z years, A Baseball, 2 years, B Football, 1 year, B Baseball, 2 years, B Soccer, 2 years, C Football, 1 year, Glee Club, Z years. FRANK JAMES MURPHY MURPH R. R. 744, Galena Road, Peoria, Illinois 4 Years Frank was the possessor of that rare driving character which added the needed spark to many a lagging proj- ect. He had that knack of getting things done quickly and effectively and would be sorely missed from any of his many organizations and extra-curricular activities. Frank was a true friend indeed and willing to help anybody in need of his stalwart personality. Frank had the drive, personality, and the sincerity that are so necessary for true success. Cadet Captain, Barraclc Chief of D , National Honor Society, Secretary of Senior Class, Scholarship Medal, 1 year, Shrapnel Silver Medal, Junior Year, Club 400, 1 year, Thespians, 1 year, Co-Editor of Recall , Recall Editorial Staff, Z years, Senior Editor of Shrapnel , Shrapnel , 4 years, Senior Dance Committee, Cadespians, 1 year, Quill and Scroll, 2 years, Military Theory Award, 2 years, B Football, 1 year, C Football, 1 year, C Basketball, 1 year, Manager of A Baseball, 2 years, Vice-President of Camera Club, Camera Club, 4 years.