Western Military Academy - Recall Yearbook (Alton, IL)

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CLASS OF 55 RALPH LOUIS HILL 6268 Loran, St. Louis. Mo. •PORK CHOPS 4 Years Ralph was a loyal and hard-working memlier of the Class of ‘55. When work was piling up. he always came with Ins care-free attitude, and it seemed that after he arrived, there was nothing else to do. Ilis even temper and winning smile demanded the respect and trust of his comrades. With his many tine qualities, Ralph will he heard from in the future. The liest of luck to him. Cadet Master Sergeant; Floor Clue , 2nd oj A ; Cadespians, 1 gear; R” Soccer, 2 years; Senior Dance Committee. JOE LEWIS HOLSEN “PUPPY” 420 E. Main St., Carmi, 111. 4 Years Coming to Western after his father and his brother l efore him, Joe has made an ex cellent record in every phase ol W.M.A. life. In four years here, he has risen quietly to the pinnacle of success. Pup”, as he was affectionately called hv his classmates, was ambitious and always strove for the l est. Ilis amiable nature won him hosts of friends. A consistent stalwart on the basketl all floor, Joe was always good for a sports discussion. We wish that there were more Holsens. Cadet Second Lieutenant; Floor ChieJ, Third oj C”; Sergeant- at-Arms, Junior Year; Captain oj Varsity Raskethatt team; Honor (iuard, 1 year; “C” Raskethatt, 1 year; “ R Raskelhalt, 1 year; “A Raskethatt , 2 years; “ C” Football , 2 years; R Football, 1 year ; “ R” Rasebalt, 1 year; Alt- ARC Raskethatt learn. ARCHIE W. HOOSER “DUCK” 815 W. Oak St., Carmi, 111. 4 Years In four years at Western, Archie excelled in everything that he attempted, and there wasn’t much that he didn’t attempt. Football, music, publications, school work, military — he gave his efforts to all. He had a great capacity for work. It is the opinion of all that Archie will make a great record in the future. Best of luck to the likable chap from Carmi. Cadet Captain; Xalional Honor Society; Asst. Rarracks ChieJ oj “E”; “ Shrapnel Staff, 5 years; Co-editor, 1 year; Rusiness and Editorial Staffs oj Recall”; Assoc. Editor oj Academic Section ; Cadespians, 5 years; Thespians, 2 years; Rand. 4 years; Rand Commander; Winner in music contests; Riding Club, 1 year; IF Club, 2 years; Senior Dance Committee; Club 400 Afedat, 2 years: Qui t and Scroll, 2 years; R” Football, 2 years; Varsity Football. 2 years; R Raskethatt , 2 years; R” Soi-cer, 1 year.

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SENIORS SERGIO GARCIA “CHICO’’ Perineos 608 Colonia Jardin, Monterrey, N.L., Mex. 2 Years Two years ago, a quiet, shy fellow from down “Mehico way” came to Western. Changes in language and customs presented only slight obstacles to Garcia, who, with determination and good will, soon mastered lx th. 1 1 is friendliness and sincerity rate him tops with his classmates. He will always ! e remembered as a true gentleman and a fine cadet. Cade I Corporal; Cades plans , Dance Committee. years; Ridmy, 1 year; Senior — GEORGE KENNETT GILBERT 11 Berkley Lane, Ladue, Mo. HEAD 4 Years Compiling an admirable four-year record, George Gilliert was one of the outstanding members of the Class of ' 55. In scholar- ship, he was a three-year member of the Club 400. He ranked high in military, publications, athletics, and other activities. In fact, he was good at anything that he tried. George, with his intelligence, ability, and Iriendliness, should go far on the road to success. Cadet Captain: Barracks Chief of “B”; “Recall” Staff; Shrapnel ” Staff, 2 years; Co-Senior Editor of “Shrapnel ; 400 Ctuh, ) years; Treasurer of 400 Club, 1 year; Senior Dance Committee; Senior Class Secretary; 400 Club Scholarship .lledal, 2 years; .llilitary Theory .lledal, 1 year; Quill and Scroll; Honor Guard, 2 years; “C Football, I year; “ B Football, 2 years; “C” Basketball, 1 year; “ B Basketball, 2 years; B” Baseball, 2 years ; Aalional Honor Society. ROBERTO GONZALEZ TORRES BOB Eugenio Sue 19, Col. Palanco, Mexico, D.F., Mex. 2 Years Bob is one of the finest-looking Mexican cadets to attend Western. He entered school two years ago knowing very little English. Since then he has mastered the language and has en- riched both himself and his schoolmates by his contributions to cadet life. He was an excellent soccer player, and he took part in other activities. He has won the liking and best wishes of all. Cadet Corporal; “A Soccer, 2 years; Cadespians, 2 years; Ridiny, 1 year; Senior Dance Committee. - 26 -

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SENIORS DALE EUGENE HOSTO “DALE” E. Clay St., Troy, 111. 4 Years The guy with a smile” was a fitting title to pin on jovial Dale llosto. He had a love and an appreciation for the lighter side of life that made him a wonderful companion. However, he had courage and fight, as was shown by his performances in football and soccer. In fact. Dale can point to steady progress in all departments of Western activity. Strong initiative seemed to top the character of a line cadet and a “great guy”. Cadet Captain ; Floor Chicj, 1st oj F” ; Shrapnel ” Staff, 1 year; Recall Staff , 2 years; Senior Dance Committee; If ” Club, 1 year; C ” Football, 2 years; B” Foot bait, 1 year; A ” Football, 1 year; D” Basketball, 1 year; B” Soccer, 1 year; A ” Soccer, l year; “ B” Baseball, 1 year; Soft bat l, 1 year. ARTHUR KENNETH JACKSON “OLEO” 4019 Shaw Ave., St. Louis, Mo. 3 Years Ken was one of the highest-ranking three-vear men in the Senior Class, for his ability won distinction in almost every field. He was a hard worker with a serious attitude, and his high grades kept him constantly on the honor roll. With his type of character and real capabilities, Ken is bound to get a fine reception wherever he goes. Cadet Second Lieulenant; Shrapnel ” Staff, 1 year; Cadespians, 3 years; Thespians, 2 years; Riding, 1 year; Senior Dance Com- mittee; Honor Guard, 1 year; B” Football, l year; J 1 ” Football, 1 year; Varsity Football, 1 year; Rifle Team, 2 years; B” Basketball, 1 year; J V” Basketball, 2 years. RICHARD CHARLES JANSKY “JAY” 6316 Ogden Ave., Berwyn, 111. 4 Years Jay was one of those individuals who stuck to what he thought was right. He was sincere and could count fidelity among his many fine character traits. Socially, Dick was at the top of the heap. In fact, Jansky piled up so many honors here that the only way to cover his career is to read the list of his achievements l elow ' . His sense of right and truth was remarkable, and he valued these above all else. Jay will l e one of the future lights of this class. Cadet Jfajor; Asst. Barracks Chief oj “ D” ; Shrapnel” , 2 years; President, Senior Class; If ' ” Club, 2 years. President, 1 year; 400” Club, 4 years, Vice-President, l year; Cadespians, 1 year; Thespians, 1 year; Senior Dance Committee Co-chairman; 400 Club .Medal, 1 year; Honor Guard, 3 years; B Baseball, 2 years; B” Football, 1 year; Varsity Football, 2 years; C” Basketball , 1 year; C” Football, l year; B” Basketball, l year; I arsity Basketball, 2 years; Captain I arsity Football Team; Pigskin laps Award; Second Team ABC Football; Recall Staff, 1 year; a- tional Honor Society; A” Baseball.