Western Military Academy - Recall Yearbook (Alton, IL)

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WE ARE PRDUD OF OUR RECORD WILLIAM G. BURNS Goody koontz 320 N. 6th St., Vandalia, Illinois 3 Years From Vandalia hailed Bill Burns, personality, grin, and all. His traits made up a complex personality of compelling interest. Bill gave his talents to many school activities, es- pecially music, sports, and dramatics. With energy and loyalty, he succeeded in all of his endeavors. Burns belonged to that inner group of D men, who will always remember him for his argumentative powers. He was a useful and superior member of the Senior Class. Cadet 1st Lieutenant; Floor Chief, 1st of “D”; Thespians, 2 years, and Secretary and Treasurer; Cadespians; “W” Club; Senior Dance Committee; “A” Football, 1 year; J. V. and “B” Football, 1 year each; J. V. Basketball, 1 year; B” Basketball, 1 year; A” Tennis, 2 years; Band, 3 years; Soft- ball; S tate Music Contestant. CHIBLY S. BUTTO Apartado Postal 12. Tegucigalpa, Honduras, C. A. • ' Chib •’ 2 Years During his two years at Western. Chib shone in the field of sports. He was a star on two championship soccer teams and the high scorer this year. He was noted for his sportsmanship. Chib was eager to learn American ways, and he learned to speak English fluently. His easy-going manner and humorous comments brought him many friends. Cadespians; 100 Mile Club; J. V. Football, 1 year; “A” Soccer, 2 years; J. V. Track, 1 year. RAY CINNATER Degs 2305 Robt. E. Lee Blvd., New Orleans, La. 4 Years Compiling an admirable four-year record. Ray Cinnater was one of the outstanding members of the Class of ’53. In athletics he excelled in fooball and baseball. In scholarship, he was a four-year member of the Club 400. He ranked high in military, publications, and other activities. He achieved the National Honor Society. Truly this friendly and whimsical ’boy from the bayous’’ will never be forgotten. Cadet Captain; Barrack Chief of “A”; National Honor Society; Company Commander of D”; Club 400, 4 years; Scholarship Medal, 1 year; Co-editor Sports Section of “Re- call”; Vice-President of Club 400; Treasurer of Senior Class; Military Efficiency Award, 2 years; Senior Dance Committee; Honor Guard; W Club; “A” Football, 1 year; J. V. Foot- ball, 1 year; “B” Football, 2 years; B” Basketball, 2 years; “C” Basketball, 1 year; “A” Baseball, 3 years; “B ' Baseball, 1 year; “B” Athletic Medal.

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WE ARE PREPARED FDR ANYTHING SAUL KASE BORK Saul 204 Biltmore Ave., Peoria, Illinois 4 Years Saul was a fellow who, once he became enthusiastic about something, followed it to the end. He possessed an in- fectious smile and a genial personality. He was always ready to lend a hand in any activity for the benefit of his com- rades and Western. During his sojourn on the campus, he has been a mainstay of all musical organizations. He has ad- vanced because of his efforts and his talents. (3adet Sergeant, 1st Class; Asst. Floor Chief, 1st of D”; Senior Dance Co mmittee; Business Manager of “Shrapnel”; Recall” Business Staff; Riding Club, 4 years; B” Soccer, 1 year; Manager Swimming Team, 2 years; Manager A” Track, 1 year; Band, 4 years; Swing Band; Winner District Music Honors; Shrapnel” medal. WILLIAM HAROLD BURDEN. JR. Wire 436 N. Pearl St., Joplin. Missouri 3 Years Bill Burden was one of the best liked cadets on the cam- pus. His basketball playing ranked him among the best, and he set new scoring records for Western during the past year. His friendly good humor made him welcome at any gathering. Because he was unassuming, yet cooperative, he won a wide circle of friends not confined to one class. Lanky Bill will carry the best wishes of his classmates with him. Cadet 2nd Lieutenant: Floor Chief, 2nd of E”; Senior Dance Committee; Honor Guard; J. V. Football, 1 year; A Basketball, 2 years; Co-captain A” Basketball and top scorer in 1953; B” Basketball, 1 year. JAMES KEITH BURGARD 7436 Warner, Richmond Heights, Mo. Bugs 2 Years Keith was one of the highest-ranking two-year men in the Senior Class, for his ability and drive won distinction in every field. He was a hard worker with a serious attitude, and his high grades kept him constantly on the honor roll. He was prominent in athletics, music, and in publications. Keith, with his type of character, is bound to be a success. Cadet 2nd Lieutenant; Asst. Floor Chief, 3rd of “A”; Cadespians; “W” Club; Senior Dance Committee; Business Manager of “Shrapnel”; Editorial Staff of Recall”; A Football, 1 year; J. V. Football, 1 year; “A” Baseball, 2 years; Helicans, 2 years and Vice-president; All-A.B.C. tackle; Band, 2 years; Drum Major of Band; Accompanist at State Music Contest.

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WE ARE A CLASS THAT DID THINGS JAY PACEY COHEN Little Man Rockport. Missouri 2 Years Pacey was known around the campus as a participator in bull sessions. He contributed much to cadet life with his dry wit and clever tongue. He also played about the best trombone in the history of Western. He was indispensable in the music department and went to the State Contest twice. He appeared with the Alton Civic Orchestra. Cheerful and cooperative, Pacey will be remembered as one of those persons who are always happy. Cadet Sergeant; Senior Dance Committee; “Shrapnel” Staff, 1 year; Band and Swing Band, 2 years; Helicans, 2 years: 1st place in District and State Music Contests; “B” Football, 1 year; “B” Baseball, 2 years; Swimming Team, 1 year JOHN F. COSTELLO, JR. jack Box 34, Lindsay, Oklahoma 4 Years Although modest and quiet. Jack Costello was one of the real pil.ars ct his class. His career was studded with achievements. His work on publications set a goal for others to shoot at. Owning a keen mind, he was superi or in many fields, yet no one enjoyed social life more than he. He won membership in the National Honor Society and was one of the four-year members of the Club 400. With his intelligence and friendly way, Jack should go far on the road to success. Cadet Captain; Commander of B” Company; Floar Chief, 1st of “E”; National Honor Society; Club 400, 4 years; Cadespians, 1 year; Thespians, 2 years, and Vice-president; Senior Dance Committee; “Shrapnel ' Staff, 3 years, and Senior Editor; “Recall” Business Staff, 2 years; Co-editor Academic Section of Recall”; Quill and Scroll, 2 years; Scholarship Medal, 2 years; Military Theory Award, 3 years; Prom Magazine Reporter; Camera Club, 2 years; Glee Club, 2 years. Shug ” 4 Years John was a rather quiet fellow, but his friends soon found that his dependability was outstanding. For that reason he was invaluable in the post office and on the Senior Dance Committee. His even temper and willingness to work won the respect and trust of his comrades. They will all wish him the best of luck. Cadet Sergeant; Cadespians; Senior Dance Committee: Shrapnel” Circulation Staff; Band, 3 1 2 years; J. V. Football, 1 year; B” Soccer, 1 year; “B” Tennis, 1 year; Softball, 2 years; Camera Club, 2 years; Riding Club, 2 years. . JOHN W. DILTS 604 W. Ashland. Indianola, Iowa