Western Military Academy - Recall Yearbook (Alton, IL)

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WE ' LL ALWAYS PRIZE OUR FRIENDSHIPS DEAN DONLEY Don Freeburg, Illinois 4 Years Dean Donley brought to Western a good-humored, fun- loving personality, plus loyalty. His skill on the trombone made him a prominent member of all musical organizations, and he went to the State Finals. He was one of the best assistant floor chiefs in school, and he accumulated many friends. Don gave time and energy whenever he was called upon. Best of luck to a good fellow. Cadet Sergeant, 1st Class; Asst. Floor Chief, 1st of ‘‘C’’; Cadespians; Senior Dance Committee; Band and Swing Band, 4 years; Helicans, 2 years; District and State Music Contests; Swimming Team, 2 years; B” Tennis, 1 year; D Basket- ball, 1 year; Camera Club; ‘‘Recall’’ Business Staff, 1 year. Sgt. 1st Class; Honor Guard; “A” Football, 1 year; “B” Baseball, 1 year; Softball. Cadet Master Sergeant; Asst. Floor Chief, 4th of “A”; Cadespians; ‘‘Shrapnel’’ Staff, 1 year; Academic Progress Medal; Honor Guard; Senior Dance Committee; “A” Soccer, 1 year; B” soccer. 1 year; “A” Track, 2 years; J. V. Track, 1 year; Riding Club. KENNETH E. FICKENWIRTH Ken 5704 Marquette, St. Louis, Mo. 2 Years Ken showed that he had a way with everyone he re with his friendly smile and cheerful disposition. In his short stay at Western, he definitely proved his worth by his progress in important phases of school life. He was a handsome fellow and will be remembered for years to come as a man with great possibilities. DAVID GARZA, L. Daveet Col. Obispado 6. Monterrey, N.L., Mex. 5 Years From South of the Border came David Garza, who, with his tremendous broad-jumping, earned the title of The Mexican Jumping Bean”. He also played a good game of soccer, and. in fact, was valuable in many activities here. David had one of the most amiable personalities on the cam- pus. His many friends will always think of him for his loyalty and good will toward all.

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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

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THEY WILL LAST THRDUGHDUT THE YEARS ERVIN JAY GINTZ Jay 212 S. 11th St., Belleville, 111. 3 Years Jay’s good nature and down-to-earth friendliness won him a host of friends. He was a rugged athlete and was always ready to give his best. In all phases of campus life, he achieved general popularity. He believed in helping the under dog. Jay never shunned a bull session with his friends nor a dance with the girls. Best wishes to genial Jay. Cadet 2nd Lieutenant; Asst. Barracks Chief of B”; Cadespians; Senior Dance Committee; ‘W” Club, 2 years; “Recall Business Staff; “A Football, 2 years; “B” Football, 1 year; A” Soccer, 1 year; “B” Soccer, 1 year; A” Track, 2 years; J. V. Track, 1 year. RICARDO JOSE GONZALEZ Robe Ave. Jaurez 13H Pte.. Torreon, Coah, Mex. 3 Years ’ Robe , one of the finest representatives from Mexico, will leave behind him an outstanding collection of friends. He gained the rank of sergeant in the corps and was one of the reasons for Western ' s two great varsity soccer teams during the past two years. Gonzalez was a real gentleman. Rated as an ' O.K. ' ' fellow, his many friends will remember him as long as they live. Cadet Sergeant; Cadespians; “B Football, 1 year; “A” Soccer, 2 years; “B” Soccer, 1 year; J. V. Track, 1 year, and “A” Track Squad; Softball; Honor Guard. DAVID G. GRINNELL Gilkey 124 W. Jackson Rd., Webster Groves, Mo. 3 Years Dave was a fun-loving, light-hearted cadet who could enjoy himself in practically any situation. Yet he never neg- lected his duties and made steady, all-round progress in ath- letics, military, and academics. Dave ' s sincerity and loyalty were much appreciated at Western. He held a high place in the regard of his fellow cadets and will be remembered as a courageous athlete. Cadet 1st Lieutenant; Floor Chief, 3rd of “A”; Cades- pians; Senior Dance Committee: “W” Club: Deportment Medal; “A” Football, 1 year; J. V. Football, 1 year; J. V. Basketball, 1 year; “A” Baseball, 3 years; Honor Guard; Riding Club.