Western Military Academy - Recall Yearbook (Alton, IL)

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CLASS OF ’ 5 5 JOSEPH L. JISKRA “JIS” 717 N. Seventh St., Petersburg, 111. 4 Years A serious student and a sincere friend, Joe has certainly made a name to he rememl ered at Western. His loyalty anti ag- gressive ability made him one of the most valuable meml»ers of the class. He was a mainstay on the swimming team, and his skill in baseball was noteworthy. Joe did good classroom work, but he also had time for fun. He made a record of which he and his classmates can l e proud. Cadet Second Lieutenant; Floor C iieJ, 2nd oj ”C” ; “Recall” Staff; Senior Dance Committee; Rand, years; Riding, 2 years; lop 10 per cent in military theory, 1 year; “ R” Rasehalt, 3 years; A” Rasehalt, 1 year; Shimming Team, 2 years. ROBERT J. M. KOCH “BOB” 2641 Edison Ave., Granite City, 111. 4 Years Bob was liked by everybody. He had great ambitions and worked hard to realize them. He was near the top in academics and had one of the best minds in the class. He was outstanding in all fields at Western. He showed intelligence and industry in everything that he did, and he possessed those intangible qualities of leadership. No one need wish Bob good luck; he will make his own. Cadet Captain, Adjutant; ” Recall ” Staff; Cadespians, 4 years; Rand, 3 years; “If” Club, 1 year; 400 Club, 3 years. President, 1 year; Senior Dance Committee; 400 Club and Rensselaer Physics Aicard; District Rand Contest, 1 year; Helicans, 3 years; “C” Football, 1 year; “ R” Foot bait, I year; Varsity Football, 1 year; ” R” Soccer, 2 years, Captain, 1 year; Salulalorian. FERNANDO LANKENAU ROCHO “LANK” Col. Mirador 107, Monterrey, N.L. Mex. 2 Years Fernando was one of the staunch memliers of the Latin-American group at Western. He achieved his goals with remarkable ease. Complete mastery of the English language was one of his ac- complishments. He was eager to help in any activity, and he won the friendship of every cadet at Western. He will lie greatly missed by his classmates. Cadet Sergeant ; Cadespians, 2 years; ”C” Football, 2 years; “ R” Tennis, 1 year. 29 —

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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.

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SENIORS LEONARD PAUL LEIBOVICH ‘ BIG LEIB 822 Leland Ave., University City, Mo. 4 Years Four years ago from U. City came ' Big Leib ■ Since then he has become one of the most colorful characters on the campus. During his time at Western, Len has made no enemies, lie was much too friendly anti fun-loving to make enemies. While he did not receive much credit for his activities, he could always lie found lending his support to any worthwhile project. Len will leave Western with the best wishes ol all who know him. Cade! Sergeant First Class; Asst. Floor Chief, 1st oj Riding, 2 years. RODGER D. McCALLA 102 N. Darkwood Lane. Wichita, Kans. GENE R. LIBBRA Livingston, 111. ‘TOAD 5 Years Gene was a cadet who in live years made an outstanding record in all departments — scholarship, sports, and military. He could lie given a responsibility with the confident understanding that the job would lie carried out. He always seemed to accomplish much and still maintain a reserve power. His most obvious character trait was his straight-forward manner. Gene will go far when he turns on full steam. Cadet First Lieutenant; Floor ChieJ, 3rd oj E”; “Shrapnel” Staff, 2 years; Riding, 3 years; “If” Club, 1 year; Club 400, 1 year; Senior Dance Committee; “ )” Basketball, 1 year; ” I) football, I year; “C Basketball, 1 year; “C” Football, 1 year; “ B” Foot- ball, 2 years; “B” Basketball, 1 year; Varsity Football, 1 year. JAP 3 Years Rodger was one of the most loyal and sincere cadets in the Senior Class. He was truly a hard worker and gained the reward of high standing both in the school and in the hearts of his friends. He was a mainstay of the rifle team and an athlete of real cour- age. “Jap’s” progress was steady in all phases of cadet life. He was a real gentleman and one of the most trusted Seniors in the class. Cadet Sgl. 1st Class; Riding, 1 year; “C Football, 1 year; Rifle Team, 3 years. Football, 2 years; “ B — 30 —