Western Military Academy - Recall Yearbook (Alton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1957 volume:

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Pifiifvlfvkllfflfvk Published By The SENIOR CLASS WESTERN MILITARY ACADEMY ALTON, ILLINOIS I 'xr C I Bell Michael Kirkpat k a r Editor Business Manag T BLE of CONTE T OPENING SECTION ss, Views ACADEMIC SECTION S-- Faculty and Staff Honor Clubs Seniors Other Classes MILITARY SECTION ,H Organization Companies Military Training Parades Military Honors ATHLETIC SECTION -,- Football Basketball Cross Country Soccer Swimming Other Sports ACTIVITY SECTION C-- Social Life Publications Dramatics Organizations Campus Life OUR ADVERTISERS -s GUR CAMPU 1 V, ,V - , .,, ,M 1+ ,fig iz--w. s i f as i 1 l, . i, i i miss . ,... ,Hrs v,,, 2 ...... , .EE,,,,g.35,5kMk. K 7.65 k:., f il. -MM- FRONT WALK One time when the campus is quiet is when it is muffled under a blanket of winter snowfall. 3 I ,R 1 fi' If In 'Ax v 7 A . ,, , i W' ,mam ne. tax Q w ,i sh' M 'AGA' Q 4 J, . u 4 X 5' 4.355-tg, 'lun sux 3. I U as H 'C .L , ', H.: '4 y ,sts ,nf X . 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Mueller, Stevens, Bingham, Harrlson, J., Sullvvan, Ferrell. EXECUTIVES AND DEPARTMENT HEADS L t. Colonel C. L. Pening Colqnel C, I-I, M901-9 Muior C. B. Jackson Headmaster Commqndqnr Assistant Superintendent THEY AiiE t - f AT THE TOP OF THE CHAIN OF f A COMMAND ' A A OF W EST E RN MILITARY I U AC A D E M Y PAASIT Secretary-Tlzeasmlreraga 8 .-I Ll. LLI FACULTY A MR. EARL BOCKSTRUCK ,... .... 2 nd Mechanical Drawing MAJ. B. C. BRESSON ..,.,,,,......-,.. l2th Biology, Health, Science, Coach MRS. CLARA BROWN .......c,,c,L --732nd Secretary MR. LE ROY DALHAUS .... Director of Music --,,4th CAPT. J. L. GOODWIN L.......,.,,,.L. 2nd Athletic Director, History, English CAPT. L. A. GOODWIN ,,........,,,... lst History, Health, Head Coach MISS HELEN GOTTHARDT ....,c,,. 777I7l'h Nurse in Charge of Hospital MAJ. W. H. GREEN ,.,........,,. 777I5th Mathematics, Adjutant, Banker MRS. W. H. GREEN ,,,.,c....,fY., 7--l5fl'1 Dietitian, Social Director CAPT. J. J. HILGERT SLLL -L ,,,. 4th Mathematics, Coach MAJ. W. M. HINTON ..,, .... 2 2nd English, Publications MAJ. C. B. JACKSON .,,,,,,.....-,Y, l0th Asst. Supt., Director of Admissions, History COL. R. B. JACKSON ,,,,,,,....c,,,, I2th Superintendent, President, History CAPT. J, E. JOHNSON ,,,. 7 .c,,,,. ...- I st Mathematics, Coach MAJ. N. I. JOHNSON, U.S. ARMY --,,,... 2nd PMST, Head of Mil. Dept., Commandant's MISS ALMA KRAMER ,,,,,A .. .2,,,,,,.A. 4-Oth Assistant Treasurer. CAPT. G. J. LANGE ,..,.,,, 7 77779fI'1 Physics, Chemistry, Coach DR. H. P. MC CUISTION 7777777 7773Oth School Physician CAPT. M. A. MC DANlELD7777.77 7-..7lst Commercial Subiects, Coach STAFF DIREC ORN Year Yea r Year Yea r Yea r Yea r Year Year Year Yea r Yea r Year Yea r Year Yea r Staff Yea r Yea r Yea r Year S.F.C. LEO MC NAMARA .... -.L. 2 nd Military Staff LT. COL. G. M. NIAGEE ..... l9th Secretary and Treasurer CAPT. L. A. MALONE ........... -3rd English, Latin, Quartermaster DR. H. E. MANTZ ............. L... 5 th School Physician MAJ. R. P. MARTIN ............-..... l0th Lower School, English, Dramatics CAPT. S. D. MINTON 7.....7..7.777.77. Ist History, Asst. Commandant COL. C. H. MOORE .......... ---38th Commandant MISS HELEN MULLEN ,.L........ ---l9th Secretary LT. E. N. NETTLES, U.S. ARMY ......., 2nd Asst. PMST, Rifle Team Coach LT. COL. W. R. PARIENT ..............77 lst Mathematics, Commandant's Staff MXSGT, W, R. PEACHER ,,,,,,.......... 4th Military Staff, Commandant's Staff MRS. HELGA PEACHER ,L,,,........... 4th Secretary LT. COL. C. L. PERSING777 2lst Headmaster MRS. C. L. PERSING 777- ,,.. 2 nd Spanish MXSGT. H. D. PRATT ,,-,, ,... 2 nd Military Staff, Coach MXSGT. F. W. SCHWAB ,,,, -4th Military Staff CAPT. J. W. SUTTON ....,,L,, ,3rd English, Librarian, Coach MRS. DORA TICKNER ,....L,, vlst English, Reading CAPT. G. L. THOMAS ,,,.,.77777, 7lSf Tutoring Specialist, L. S. Sports OU R INDISPENSABLE LADIES Left to Right: Miss Alma Kramer, Asst. Treasurer, Miss Helen Gotthardt, Nurse in Charge of Hospital, Miss Helen Mullen, Secretary, Mrs. Helga Peacher, Secretary, Mrs. Clara Brown, I 0 Secretary. Year Year Year Year Year Year Year Year Year Yea r Year Year Year Year Year Year Year Yea r Yea r WCRK-STUDY-WCDRK 'l. Top: Col. Persing reigns over study hall. 2. ron play mad scientists, 5. Capt. Lange, Have you Schwartz, Blitstein putter in chem lab. 3. Goldstein, checked it out? 6. Bell stutters through speech while Lewis T. tackle books in hall of A . 4. Grebe, Came- Kirkpatrick and Webber look on sympothetically. OUR HO OR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Seated, Left to Right: Minor Smith, Lt. Col. Persing, sponsor, and Bernie Corn. Standing: Edward Koch, Douglas Keith, Jimmy Don Maddox, and Robert Schwartz. Western's chapter of the National HonorsSociety, as the name implies, is a national organization. It is the highest honor group on the campus. Only a few Seniors can qualify for membership. They are selected by the Headmaster, aided by the faculty. CHARACTER SCHOLARSHIP 5' LEADERSHIP SERVICE Though scholarship is of great importance, a candidate must also meet the highest standards of character, leadership, and service to his school and fellow cadets. He must be a constructive influence for good on the campus. He pledges himself to the service and perpetuation of the National Honor Society's aims and ideals, both on this campus and elsewhere. 12 CRC-IAN ZATIGNS MEMBERS OF THE TABLE ORGANIZATI First Row, Left to Right: Gant, Palen, Kirkpatrick, Cameron, Capt. Malone, Sponsor, Maddox, Koch, Schwartz, R., and Smith, M. Second Row: Keith, Mulcahy, Adelman, Petersen Gemberling, Kushkin, Tanurchis, Hayes, Dahm, Weinsting, and Corn. Third Row: Froebe, F., Harrison, J., Davidson, W., Babcock, Prather, Bimgham, Seemann, Rudman, Miller, J. Caruthers, Raffety, and McConachie. Top Row: Hall, Ferguson, Earp, Crandall, Guardia Denkmann, Stevens, Mueller, McKelvey, Hombel, Howell, Ferrell. 1 1 1 The MTO is one of Western's honor organizations. Unlike the National Honor Society, it is open to outstanding cadets from each class. The members are a group of hand-picked cadets who have proved their worth on the campus. They are chosen because of their leadership, academics, deportment, and, above all, their service to the school. This is the newest organization on the campus, as it was founded only two years ago. Captain Malone helped draw up the charter and at present sponsors the MTO. It is an influence for good at Western, and from this group will come future members of the National Honor Society. 13 ON G gyw WJ ,V,,,.f.- in :kr 1 Xa. v My S , If ikriijgiwiw ,Mag 13, X. fi.. f, - I Vmj5,,,.,...,...v, f wb . .iww-WMM.. f . fir .. . .. .. . .,.......-. . ,,,w, - L s Q 5, M K.. .. ,gg . W my t Q.. ,ww , Q ,ff-f Q Q if Mfg!-5. 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P ,. -X , . 5 . . 0 R 5 Q I . . , g, .fn , ,F 0 M K XV ' Q ' Qs. Q ' ' . N. iii! .5 . M W , A ' h jiw V K , js f 'N I , ,A K . A . x . ,Ni I 4 4 5 5 f 1 5 -J .f 1. N 1 -xi X - . 5 ' 3, . , . ' Q. A , fx . 9 f vm 'Qi rf .F ' K Y 5 5 ' , ' 'S - W 3 4 V . W , f FW Y N H - . .X J. V . Dig. A , . K ' ,H+-5 . X, - 1 1. f Mm .W W . .. .5 , ,.., ' My K, if 15, .EW A ., 1 MAN 'W x w I M , H V Q V Q .. . . .w,,,,.... . .. ., K . I .,.... , .' -ar .u I y Uni' PRESENTING THE l957 CLASS CF CLASS OFFICERS t: Maddox, President: Keith, Vice-President: Koch, Secretary: csRADuATlNG 78 TH CLASS oF WESTERN 15 SENICRS ALBERTO ACOSTA Beta Avenida 1-a, Casa No. 1137, 1 Ye San Jose, Costa Rica, C.A. Alberto was one of the more important Latin-American cadets at Western. He becar very much interested in science during his one year here, and he took advantage of eve opportunity. His classmates predict a great future for this intelligent Senior. JOSE ARZENO Jost Ave. Independencia 177, Ciudad 1 Ye Trujillo, Dominican Republic, West Indies Jose has been with us for only one year to round out his education and to perfect l English. He has done a good job. He was such a fine cadet that we wish he could ha been with us longer. CARL T. BELL Lindy, Ji Cfo International Petroleum Co., 4 Ye Apt. 1081, Lima, Peru Carl made a success of everything that he tried. He was dependable and energe He is editor of this RECALL and was also tops as an officer, writer, and student. He v one of the mainstays of the Senior Class. Cadet Capt., Commander of B Co.,' Ant. Barracks Chief of B ,' Shrapnel Staf years, Military Editor and Senior Editor, 1 year each.' Quill and Scroll, 2 year.r,' Shrapnel Mei Pint junior Award, 1 year, Military Award, 2 year.r,- Editor of the RECALL,' Dance Commit 4 yearff Swimming 4 yeart and Team Captain, 1 year, C B and IV Football, 1 each,' Honor Guard 3 yearx. PEDRO JOSE BETANCOURT Pet+ Esquina - San Francisquito - Edificio 3 Yet Aragot 2 Pisa No. 22, Caracas, Venezuela Pedro was a well-liked boy from South of the Border. He had a calm, friendly, ex disposition. He accomplished his obiective of learning English, and he even stayed on 1 campus during the summers to do so. He was always willing to work for his class c Western. He starred in soccer. Cadet M!Sgt.,' Ant. Floor Chief, 3rd of B g Senior Dance Committeep Shrapnel St Riding Club, 3 year.f,' A Soccer, 3 yearsg Water Skiingg Ant. Coach B Bareball. 16 CLASS of l95 RAYMOND EARL BLITSTEIN Blitz 1725 Bessie St., Cape Girardeau, Ma. 3 Years ln three years Ray made friends with everyone whom he met. He entered nearly all school activities and won distinction in each. His many honors are such that only his record can give an idea of Ray's many achievements. Cadet Capt.. Commander of B Co.,' Floor Chief, Znd of D , Military Ribbon for Per- .fonal Appearance: Expert 'Infantry Badgef Honor Guardf Cadexpianx, 1 year,' Sbrapnel Staff, 3 yearx. Editor, 1 year, Silver Sbrapnel Medalg Quill and Scroll,' Iunior and Senior Dance Conzrnitteeff Band, 3 year5,' Bugle Band, 2 yearip 3 Fir.ft Place Band Medal: eacb in District and State Conteftrf B Football and A Barkeiball Manager, 1 year eacbg B Baxketball and IV Football, 1 year eacbg Rifle Team, 2 yearfg Dad': Award in Footballf Military Editor of RECALL. A Tennif, 1 year. KENNETH ALBERT BRAYFORD Petunia 428 S. Chestnut St., Collinsville, lll. 2 Years Ken always gave his best to everything that he undertook. He had the knack of making friends and holding them. ln two years he made steady progress and an admirable record. Sgt. lit Clan, Platoon Sgt. of B Co.: Band, 1 year,' Riding Club, 1 year,' Cadexpiam, 1 year,' Junior and Senior Dance Comrnitteeff Band Medal. J. MICHAEL BROWN Mickey l40l Marine St., Boulder, Colo. 3 Years Everyone could not help liking Mickey immediately. He was a hard worker and achieved a high standing in the estimation of his friends and the school. Mickey seems to be one of those well-balanced boys who are bound to win success. MfSgt., Battalion Supply Sgt.,' Cadefpiam, 2 yearn Thefpianr, 1 year,' Senior Dance Com- mitteeg Band, 1 year,' B Baxketball, 1 year,' Varsity Bayketball, 2 year5,' Vanity Soccer, 2 year.r,' Honor Guard, 2 yearf. CHARLES ROBERT CAMERON Chuck 6957 Princeton, St. Louis 5, Mo. 3 Years Chuck was a serious student and a sincere friend, but he really had a sense of humor and a love of fun. Perhaps his best traits were his loyalty and reliability, as was shown by his work on the yearbook. He made a record that he can be proud of. Cadet lit Lieut., Battalion S-3,' Ant. Cbief of A Barrackxg MTO, 2 yearxg Honor Guard, 2 yearJ,' Exceptional Service Ribbong Cadexpianx, 1 year,' Dance Comrnitteef, 3 yearJ,' Riding Club, 2 year:,' Activity Editor of THE RECALL: B Football, 1 year,' IV Swimming, 1 year,' B Soccer, 1 year,' B Tennix, 1 year. A Tennix, 1 year. 17 x n 2 2 .Q 5, 4 5 as 'O it .msec f - w X f'-RI SENICDRS ROBERT MALLORIE COLEMAN Bob' Cfo. Tela R.R. Co., Tela, Honduras l Yea The Senior Class was glad to include Bob. as a member, though he was here only on year. He always had a pleasant smile, and he won the esteem of his comrades. Be: wishes for the future! Band, 1 yearf f'A Soccer, 1 year. BERNIE LAWRENCE CORN Cob No. I0 Planters Dr., St. Louis 24, Mo. 4 Yea Bernie played an important part in many activities during his four years at Westerl He was genial and energetic. He did great work for the yearbook, social activities, tl' band, and military and scholastic departments. Truly he was an asset to the class. Cadet Capt.: Exec. Officer and Drum Maior of tbe Bartdg Floor Chief, 1.ft of A ,- MT4 Military Efficiency Awardg RECALL editorial, burinen, and subscription .rtaffxf IV.M.A. Socl Cbairmang Senior Dance Committeeg Band, 4 yeanf lst place medal winner in both Distrl and State Muxic Conte.rt:,' B Tennix, 2 yean, A 1 year,' A and' C Football Team Man gerf C Basketball, 3 yeang National Honor Society. MICHAEL EDWARD DAHM Miki looo Gilbert sf., Belleville, lll. 2 Yel Mike did a remarkable job in the short time that he was here. He did exception: well in football and soccer, and he also gained positions of trust in the barracks and in ' military organization. Mike showed in everything the trait of loyalty, which won the Da Award in football. Cadet 2nd Lieut., Leader 1Jt Platoon of A ,' Floor Chief, 3rd of B ,' MTO, 2 yea Cadespianx, 1 year,' Junior and Senior Dance Comrnitteexg JV Football and Vanity Footbl 1 year eachf JV Soccer and Vanity Soccer, 1 year eacbg W Clubf Dads' Award in Footbl IRVING B. FERRIAS, JR. Irv 905 Parkview Ave., Rockford, lll. 2 Yee lrv had the facility for making friends, and the Class of '57 was glad to have him a member. He wound up with a good record and the esteem of cadets and faculty. Cadet Sgt.,' Squad Leaderf Ant. Floor Cbief: Senior Dance Committeeg Band, yi ye Vanity Swimming, 2 yeang B Football, 1 yearg Water Skiing, 1 year. 18 CLASS of l95 JAMES S. FLEISCHER Jim 24050 Jerome, Oak Park 37, Mich. 4 'Years Jim had an appreciation for the lighter side of life that made him a wonderful companion. However, he also had the courage necessary to become a top athlete. He will be warmly remembered long after he leaves the campus. Cadet Sgt., Platoon Sgt., 2nd of A Co.,' Floor Chief, 3rd of E ,' Honor Guard, 1 year,' Lower School Math and Hirtory Medal.r,' Cadexpiany, 1 year,' Senior Dance Comrnitteeg Riding C1951 3 Wdfit' Sh 4P el Sport: Editor, 1 year,' Shrapnel Circulation Staff, 1 year,' A Foot- ball, 2 year:,' B Football, 1 year,' C Football, 1 yearg A and B Soccer, 2 year: each, Soft- ball, 2 year.f,' JV Track, 1 year,' W Club, 1 year. ROBERT MARION GANT, JR. Bob 9249 Argyle, St. Louis l4, Mo. . 2 Years Being somewhat on the quiet side did not stop Bob from making an excellent two-year record at Western. Loyal and co-operative, he was willing to work for the school and his class. His dependability caused him to be given many important tasks, ahd he always came through. Cadet 2nd Lieut., Platoon Leaderlirt B Co.,' Ant. Floor Chief. 3rd of E g MTO, 2 year! Shrapnel Staff, 2 yearxf Editorial Staff of RECALL,' Junior and Senior Dance Committee: JV Barketball, B Baxketball, B Bareball, 1 year each. JERRY RAY GEMBERLING C-limbo Gideon, Mo. 5 Years Jerry, one of the first distinguished cadets from Gideon, was also a 5-year cadet, and his record here could well be measured in five figures. From the 8th grade on, he won a reputation for integrity and leadership. Everyone, including his classmates, had full con- fidence in him. He was .without doubt one of the mainstays of his class and corps. Cadet Capt., Commander of Ah Co.,' Barrack: Chief of C ,' MTO, 3 year.r,' Honor Guard, 3 year.f,' Clan Dance Committees, all 5 year.r,' Sgt.-at-Arrnr, Junior Clan, Treaiurer, Senior Cla.f.f,' Bu.fine.r.f Staff of the RECALL,' JV Track, 2 yearJ,' C Baiketball, 2 year.r,' B Baxketball, 1 year. JAMES THEODORE GOLDSTEIN Abe l255 Ash St., Winnetka, lll. 3 Years Jim has made many friends at Western. He always helped out whenever possible and never failed to do his best. He had a motu-re outlook, yet he also was able to get fun out of school life. Best wishes, Jim. Cadet 2nd Lieut., Platoon Leader, 2nd of D Co,,' Ant. Floor Chief, 3rd of A ,' Honor Guardf Junior and Senior Dance Comrnitteesf Riding Club, B Footballg B Soccer,' IV Track and Footballf RECALL Staff. l9 1 I SENIORS HIGINIO GOMEZ SALGADO Gino Av. V. Carranza, 316, San Luis 4 Yea Potosi, S.L.P., Mex. Gino is the dean of Mexican students at Western. ln his four years, he has take part in many phases of cadet life and has derived pleasure and honors from all of then He has proved especially his prowess in sports. He was an outstanding cadet from South c the Border. Cadet Znd Lieut., Platoon Leader in A Co.,' Cadetpianr, 1 year,' Junior and Senior Danci Committeexy Sbrapnel Staff, 1 yearg Quill and Scroll, 1 year,' Sbrapnel Medal, C Football, I yearxf A and B Football, 1 year eacb,' Tennix and Swimming, 2 yearf eachg A Soccer, E year.r,' W Club, 1 year. ROGER LEE GREBE Mugwump' 9251 Coral Dr., Affton 23, Mo. 4 Year From the original First of 'E' came that happy-go-lucky fellow, Roger Grebe, alway ready with a smile and a true friend to many. In his steady, reliable way he carved out fine career at Western and contributed much to many activities. Cadet M!Sgt, Platoon Leader, 2nd of C ,' Floor Cbief, lst of E , All Four Clan Dance Comrnitteesg Honor Guard, 3 years,' B Soccer, 1 year: B Basketball, 1 year: B Baxeball, 1 year,' A Soccer, 1 year,' A Track, 1 year. ARTU RO VASQUEZ GUARDIA Art Box 76, San Jose, Costa Rica, C.A. 2 Yea Guardia was one of the most distinguished Latin-American cadets. He won mar honors for himself and his country. He advanced rapidly in scholarship and military won and was known for his many fine traits of character. Cadet 2nd Lieut., Platoon Leader in B Co.,' MTO, 2 yearJ,' junior and Senior Dani Committees: Vanity Tennis, 2 yearx. VICTOR MANUEL HOYOS Haul Ave. Juarez No. 164 Ote., Torreon, 2 Ye Coah, Mex. During his two years at Western, Victor went out for many sports and excelled in socc He also made countless friends because of his likable character. We hope that our paths x cross again in the future. Senior Dance Committeeg C Football, 1 year,' B Football, 1 year,' A Soccer, 2 yearx. 20 C ASS of 1957 DONALD VICTOR S. JOHNSON Big Bertha 8025 S. Maryland, Chicago 19, Ill. 4 Years ln his four years at Western, he made a record of steady progress. He advanced in academics, and in his favorite field of military work he won great honors. He never hesitated to give his time and efforts and his friendship. His position in this Senior Class is solid and assured. lrt Lieut., Battalion Adjutant: Bugle Band. 5 yearn Riding Club, 1 year,' Clan Dance Cornmitteet, 4 yearn Cadefpiani, 2 yearn Thespianf. 1 year,' Soccer, 1 year,' Soccer Manager, 1 year. DOUGLAS CHARLES KEITH The Voice 8112 Colmar Dr., Clayton 24, Mo. 5 Years ln five years at Western, Doug excelled in everything that he attempted, and there was not much that he didn't attempt. Athletics, publications, school work, military, and all activities gave him opportunities for accomplishment. He can claim one of the very best all-round records in the Senior Class. Cadet Capt.. Battalion Exec. Officerf Chief of B Barrackn MTO, 2 yearn Chicago Tribune Silver Medal in '56, Gold Medal in '57g Outitanding Non-Com. Officer? Medal in '55g Clan Dance Cornmitteer, 5 yearn Lower School Prefidentf Frexhman Vice-Preridentg Sophomore Pretie dent,' junior Prexidentg Senior Vice-Preridentj B Soccer, 2 yearn B Track. IV Track, Var- :ity Track, and B Football, 1 year each,' Varfity Football, 2 yearn W Club, 2 yearn National Honor Society. MICHAEL LOREN KIRKPATRICK Kir 7th Sf., M9ftOp0llS, 3 Yegrg Mike had three years at Western that he can be proud of. Friendly and faithful, he quickly gained prominence in many fields. This RECALL is in debt to him for as Business Manager, Photographer, and Editorial Staff member, he poured his time and energy into the book. He was one of the best officers in the battalion. Good work, Mike. Cadet Capt., Company Commander of D ,' Barrackx Chief of A ,' MTO, 2 yearn Military Efficiency Auard: Honor Guard, 2 yearn Cadetpiam and Thetpianr, 2 year: each: junior and Senior Dance Comrnitteen Secretary-Treaxurer of Therpiann Rifle Team IW yearn Riding Club. 3 yearn B Soccer, 1 yearj Butinert Manager of the RECALL. alto in charge of Photography and member of the Editorial Staff: Camera Club, 1 year. EDWARD FRANCIS XAVIER KOCH Louie 2461 Edison Ave., Granite City, lll. 4 Years Ed's record shows all that needs to be said. He was tops in academics, military, sports, and in the eyes of his classmates. He had the true qualities of a leader and a scholar and a real ability to make and hold friends. Cadet Capt., Band Commander: Barracks Chief of D , Club 400, 2 yearn MTO, 2 yearn Scholarfhip medal, 3 Jemertern Cadefpianx, 2 yearx, Therpianr 2 years. Prefident of Thexpianx, 1 year,' Dance Committeef, 4 yearn Band, Glee Club, and Midniten C Football, 1 year. B 1 year, A , 2 yearn B Soccer, 2 yearf, A Soccer, 2 yearn W Club, Z yearn Honorary Mention, All-ABC Grid Tearn,' Bert B Athletey Vice-President. Sophomore Clan: Treaxurer, junior Cla.rn Secretary, Senior Clarn National Honor Society. 21 SENIORS JERRY 0'DAN KURTZ HoIIywood' 1304 Circle Dr., Fulton, Mo. 4M Yea' Jerry had a jovial and carefree nature. He was a fine person to have around and wc a worthy member of the class. In his cooperative way, he did much more than many peopl will ever give him credit for. Somehow, we feel that Jerry will reach his goal. Cadet M!Sgt., Cadespians, 1 year,' Class Dance Committees, 3 years, Riding Club, 4 years Circulation Staff of the Shrapnel ',' Rifle Team, 2 years,' Swimming Team Manager, 3 years Band,' B Football, B Soccer, B Baseball, Golf, Track, 1 year each. JUAN MIGUEL LAMARCHE .Iuan' Cesar Nicolas Penson 57, Ciudad I Yea Trujillo, Dominican Republic, West Indies Although he was here for only one year, Juan was immediately accepted as a friendl' fellow, easy to get along with. He was a fine cadet, and his classmates wish their Latin American friend the best of luck, no matter what he may do. Asst. Squad Leader: JV Basketbally 1 year. THOMAS DAVID LEWIS I-Ollie 9227 Bellefontaine Rd., St. Louis lb Yea County 15, Mo. ln a very short time Tom made a definite impression. He had few enemies ar many friends. His brief stay' was all that kept him from many more honors, for he showe genuine ability. Cadet Sgt., Platoon Sgt., lst of A Co. Asst. Floor Chief, 2nd of A g RECALL Basin Stafff Riding Clubs Senior Dance Committee. DAVID ALAN LONG Davy 716 W. Northcrest Ave., Peoria, Ill. 3 Ye Dave packed a lot of dynamite in a small package. He was superior in every sp that he tried, but he also won distinction in military and academic fields. His many friel believe that his natural ability will carry him to success. Cadet M!Sgt., Leader 2nd Platoon of C , Floor Chief, 2nd of C ,' Class Dance Commit 3 years: Cadespians, 2 years, Freshman Class President, Top New Man Medal, Honor Gu 2 yearsf Varsity Football, 2 years, C Football, 1 year,' C Basketball, 1 year,' IV Basket 1 yearg Varsity Track, 2 years: Riding Club. 2 years: W Club. 22 CLASS of l95 JIMMY DAN MADDOX Jim 808 W. Kingshighway, Paragould, Ark. 4 Years Like many cadets from Arkansas, Jim was tops. His position as class president speaks for his popularity, his scholastic honors testify to his intelligence and industry, his rank indicates his leadershipg and his athletic record shows courage. The only verdict is, WelI done, Jim. Cadet Capt., Battalion Contrnanderg E Barrackt Chieff Club 4001 MTO,' Honor Guard, 3 year.t,' Military Excellence Awardy lit Sophomore and Frefhman Awardsy Chicago Tribune Silver Medal: lit and 2nd Scholarship Awardsg Cadetpianrg Senior Dance Cornmitteeg Shrapnel Staff: Quill and Scrollf Iunior'ClaJ: Vice-Pre.rident,' Senior Clan Presidentf A , B , and C Football, 1 year each,' W Club, 1 year,' National Honor Society. GRAY MILBURN MAGEE, JR. Butch 613 E. l6th St., Alton, lll. 4 Yeqrs Butch established a great athletic reputation that extended far beyond the Western campus. He excelled in 3 varsity sports, football, basketball, and baseball. His list of honors is so lengthy that no room is left for iust plain complimentary remarks. Cadet 2nd Lieut., Platoon Leaderg Ant. Barracks Chief of C ,' Honor Guardg Cadexpianx, 1 year: Riding Club, 1 year, Shrapnel Staff, 1 year,' Senior Dance Cornmitteeg Frethman Clan Trea.rurer,' Sophomore Clan Sgt.-at-Arm.f,' Junior Clan Secretary, C Football and Basketball CCapt. of C Cageryj, 1 year eachg B Football, 1 year,' B Baseball, 2 year.r,' A Football, 2 year: and co-captain 1 yearp A Basketball, 5 yearsg A Baseball, 2 yearJ,' All-ABC Football and All - Dittrict Honorable Mention, 1 year each, All - ABC Baxketball, 2 yearx, and All -Dittrict, 1 year, Babe Ruth Sporttrnanthip Medal, 1 year,' W Club, 2 yearx, and Pretident of Club, 1 year. STEVEN GEORGE MALAMAS Steve 27l2 Brown St.,Alton, Ill. 4 Years Big Steve at Western threw his weight around and won fame on the football field. He was also one of the great RECALL ad g0-getters during all of his four years. Steve was also noted for his humor and friendliness. RECALL Buxinen Staff, 4 yeartg Riding Club. 1 year, Clan Dance Committees, 3 year:,' D Baxketball and A Soccer Manager, 1 year each, B Football, C Baxketball, IV Football, B Soccer, 1 year each,' A Football, 1 yeary Honorable Mention, All-ABC and All-District Football Tearru, 1 year,' W Club, 1 year. GUSTAVO ADOLFO MEDINA Gus V. Carranza No. 461, San Luis Potosi, S.L.P., Mex. 3 Years Gus really made progress here at W.M.A. and achieved a high. rating among cadets. He won honors in many activities, as he did not hesitate to enter any field. He was very efficient in military and sports. M!Sgt., lst Sgt. of C Co.,' Floor Chief in A ,' Cadespianx, 2 yearrf junior and Senior Dance Cornrnhtee.r,' A Soccer, 1 yearf C Football and B Soccer, 2 year: each,' B Football, 1 year. 23 if SENIORS JAMES L. MELCHER Melgh' Stanton, Nebr. 1 Ygc From the great State of Nebraska came this fine cadet to win a real place in th Class of 1957. He was loyal and friendly, and he gained high standing with everyon in school. Whatever Jim started he always finished. Senior Dance Committeef A Football, 1 year,' A Soccer, 1 year. PATRICIO MIGUEL Patel Guayaleio 212 Sur., Col. del Valle, 3 Yea: Monterrey, N.L., Mex. Miguel was a quiet but very likable cadet. He tackled every job in his serioi. manner and accomplished it. His all-round record is one to be proud of. Cadetpiam, 1 yearg Senior Dante Committeeg C Football, 1 year,' Swimming Team, year, B Tennis, 1 year. CLYDE PHILIP MULCAHY PhiI' 1909 Washington Ave., Cairo, lll. 3 Yea: Phil was one of the very best students in the Class of '57, but with his many sterlin qualities, he won distinction in.many fields. He was earnest, but not too quiet for fun. H record promises outstanding success in the future. Cadet 2nd Lieut., Platoon Leader, ltt of D Co.: Floor Chief, 2nd of A ,' MTO, 2 year Club 400, 3 year5,' Military Efficiency Award: Publicatiom, 2 yearn junior and Senior Dani Committeexf Honor Guard, 2 yean,' Riding Club, 1 yearq Croti Country, 1 yearf B Soccer. year,' C Football Manager, 1 year,' RECALL Buxinexx Staff, JOHN ACKER MUNN, JR. Jack 18538 lnkster Rd., Detroit 19, Mich. IW Yeai ln a year and a half, Jack established himself in the realm of athletics and in th hearts of his classmates. Because of his short time at W.M.A., he did not have a chance t spread out as far as some others, but he made the most of his opportunities. We'll neve forget him. Cadet Sgt., Platoon Sgt. in C Co.,' Ant. Floor Cbief, lit of E ,' Senior Dance Committei Cade.vpian.r,' A Football, 1 year,' JV Basketball, 1 year,' B Bafeball. 24 CLASS of l95 JAMES E. PALEN Jim 240 W. Elm St., Alton, lll. 2 Years From D Company could be heard Jim's voice as he performed his duties well. Hard work was his middle name. He was also a very superior cadet and a true gentleman. His classmates wish him every success. Cadet MfSgt., lst Sgt. of D Co.,' Floor Chief, 2nd of E ,' MTO,' Honor Guardg Senior Dance Committeeg The.rpianJ,' Campu: Radio Station, 1 yearf Cross Country Letter, 1 yearn' Junior Dance Committee. ROGER ALEXANDER PARIENT Rodge 200 N. 6th St., Attica, Ind. l Year Although Rodge was with us only one year, he won a solid place in the Senior Class, and everyone wished that he could have been here longer. He was seriously aiming for one of the top U.S. military schools, as he was interested in a military career. His classmates are sure that he will have a bright future. Squad Leader, B Companyy B Football Manager, 1 year. FERNANDO PARRA S. Lucho l5 de Mayo I7-26 Pte., Monterrey, 2 Years N.L., Mex. Parra has been with us for two years and has made a fine record and many friends. He has won honors in several fields and has proved to be a real gentleman and a loyal cadet. Sgt. lrt Clau, Squad Leader: Senior Dance Committeeg Riding Club, 2 yearxg Swimming Team, 1 yearf Tennif, 1 year. GLENN EDWARD POE Beck Route 3, Linwood Dr., Paragould, Ark. 4 Years Glenn was a very active cadet who liked to get into things and mix with people. He was a key figure in many barracks bull sessions and was always welcome. ln spite of having fun and making friends, he had time to compile a pretty good record. Cadet Sgt.,' Ant. Barrach: Chief of D ,' Senior Dance Committeeg RECALL Staffg Shrapnel Staff, 2 yearn C Football, C Basketball, B Football, B Barketball, B Bareball, B Track, 1 year each,' IV Football, 2 year5,' IV Baxhetball, 1 year,' A Bafketball and A Baseball, 1 year each. h 25 , -4 SENIQRS JOSEPH GRANT RAFFETY Joe Boy Wyatt, MO. 2 Yea Southeast Missouri could not have had a better representative than Joe. As a Senin he rated tops with faculty and cadets for honesty, integrity, and character. He gave tl' impression of quiet reserve strength, tempered with a sense of humor. Cadet 2nd Lieut., Executive Officer of B Co.,' Floor Chief, 2nd of B , MT 0, 1 yet Cadespians, 1 year: Junior and -Senior Dance Comrnitteesg Business and Editorial Staffs of tl RECALL. ANTONIO MARQU EZ SALGADO Flaco Montes de Oca No. 6, San Luis Potosi, 2 Yea S.L.P., Mex. Antonio was one of the most amiable of our Mexican cadets, and he always had smile for everyone. He made a good record in the classroom and won many wam1 friend He also found time for activities. Cadet Sgt., Squad Leaders 100 Mile Club, 1 year. DENSIL DUER SCHIFFERDECKER Dewey 8ll6 w. . A sl., Belleville, Ill. 2M Yea Dewey is our boy. He was the best football player and chief groundgainer for tv years. His courage could only be matched by his modesty. He was a cadet who had fine character and a clean record. We salute this valuable member of the Senior Class. Cadet Sgt. lst Class and Guides Senior Dance Contmitteeg Business Staff of RECALL,' Bai 21,4 years,' Varsity Football, 2 yearsf Varsity Baseball, 3 years, IV Basketball, 1 year: W Club and Sec. of Club: Back of Week, Alton Area,' All-ABC Football, 2 yearsf All-ABC B45 ball, 2 years, Honorable Mention All-St. Louis District and Alton Area in Footballf Pigskl Taps Trophy, 2 years. DAVID R. SCHOENBACHER Sehgeg 4621 Prospect Ave., Downers Grove, lll. l Yet In one year Dave has become a friend to all and a valuable member of the Senior Clos He was outstanding in sports, especially football. He also cut a fancy figure at any cad dOFlCe: Varsity Football, 1 year,- IV Basketball, 1 year: W Club. 26 . CLASS of l95 ROBERT WALTER SC HWARTZ Philyan 606 N. Main St., Edwardsville, lll. 2 Years Bob was just a two-year cadet, but in that time he accomplished more than many do in four years, because he was a superior fellow. His record shows that he excelled not only in athletics but also in academics, as well as in many other fields. We are proud to call him one of us. Cadet 2nd Lieut., Leader 2nd Platoon of A Co.,' Floor Chief, l.rt of D ,' Club 400, 2 year:,' MTO, 2 year.f,' Scholarxhip Medal, 2 yearty Top New Cadet Medal in '56,' Cade.fpian.r,' Senior Dance Comrnitteef A Football, 2 yeartg All-ABC tackle: A Soccer, 2 yeartg W Club, 2 yearly Vice-Prestdent of W Club, National Honor Society. JAMES ALAN SMITH Smitty 851 Hewitt St., Ann Arbor, Mich. IM Years Jim was active in many sports on the campus and proved his ability and courage. He found time to throw himself into many other proiects. He established a fine record for loyalty and service. PFC, Squad Leadery Floor Chief, 3rd of C ,' lQ0 Mile Club Medal, 2 year.r,' Cadetpiam, 1 year, Shrapnel Staff 2 years, Dance Cornrnitteef, 2 year.r,' A Trach, 2 yearn A Soccer, 1 year: Czar: Country and Team Captain, 1 year,' W Club, 1 year. A. uscoo U . P Route 4, Box 270, Texarkana, Ark. 2 Years Scoop made an unusual record for a two-year man. He participated in many activities and gained recognition in all. He was very popular with everyone. His greatest value was in sports and in military work. Cadet 2nd Lieftt., Platoon Leader in C Co.,' Asst. Floor Chief, lst of D ,' MTO, 1 year,' Junior and Senior Dance Cornrnitteesg Cadetpianx, I yearg B Football and Team Captain, 1 year: Varsity Soccer, 2 yeart,' Vanity Football, 1 yearg W Cluby National Honor Society. RONALD HERBERT TENNENBAUM Ten-ty 7525 Parkdale, Clayton 5, Mo. 2 Years No one will ever be able to say that Ronald did not work hard. He was a conscientious student and an outstanding cadet. Although rather quiet, he did his part and filled his place well wherever it was expected of him. Cadet Sgt., First Cla.r.f,' Platoon Sgt, 2nd Platoon of D Co.,' Ant. Floor Chief, 2nd of C , Senior Dance Committee, Bttxineu Staff of RECALL. 27 SENICDRS LUTHER CALDWELL THOMPSON Luke 1201 Pine St., Eldorado, lll. 3 Ye: Luke's personality made him a charter member of every bull session. However, made valuable contributions to cadet life, especially in music 'and sports. He will warmly remembered long after this class has left the W.M.A. campus. Cadet 2nd Lieut.,' Band Drill In.ftruttor,' Floor Cbief, 5rd of A ,' Military Award Perxonal Appearanceg Band, 3 yearsg Firtt in Dixtrict and State Muxic Contestx, 2 year! eacb: '1 Cboraleerx, 1 year,' junior and Senior Dance Committeex: Croix Country. 1 yearg Swimming. yearJ,' Track, 2 yearx. RONALD ERN ESTO TOWNSON Ernie 16 Calle 3 -46 Zona 1, Guatemala City, Guatemalo, C.A. 2 Ye: Ernie was a handsome and gentlemanly cadet who had a fine career at Western. He g along with everybody and was a fine representative of his country. His classmates can wi him nothing but the best for the future, as he surely deserves it. Cadet Sgt. 1Jt Clan, Platoon Sgt.,' Riding Clubg Senior Dance Committee: Swimming Tea 1 year,' IV Track, 1 year,' 100 Mile Club, 1 year. JOHN VAN DAM Var 555 Overbrook Lane S.E., Grand Rapids, Mich. 1 Ye Van was a jovial person who made friends easily and was well like by his classmatn They regretted that their association was for only one year. Manager A Football Team, 1 year. FERNANDO GONZALO VILLALOBOS PiIIin' Mariano Otero 134, San Luis 2 Yea: Potosi, S.L.P., Mex, Here was a brilliant cadet who showed the way in academics, as he was always tops i his studies and made the Club 400. His mental ability and other fine traits are sure to wi great success in the future. Cadet Sgt, Guidon Bearer of C Co.,' Club 4005 IV Tennix, 1 year,' 100 Mile Club, year. 28 CLASS of l95 ROBERT L. WEBBER Web 643 Norfolk Dr., Kirkwood, Mo. 4 Years Each department has an outstanding representative. Bob excelled in military work. He had maturity and steadiness. His work on the RECALL staff as Sports Editor and as one who pushed many phases of the book to completion was invaluable. Cadet Capt., Company Commander of C ,' Ant. Barraelet Chief of E ,' Caderpianxf Honor Guardf Captain of Rifle Team, 2 yearJ,' Iunior and Senior Dance Committeerf Burinexr Staff of RECALL and Sport: Editor. DAVID ELLSWORTH WILSON Monk 200l Poplar St., Highland, lll. 3 Years A lively, high-spirited boy was Dave, who made a fine all-round record at Western. An athlete of ability and courage, he gained his greatest honors in sports. His work on Raider teams will never be forgotten. Dave rated a high place in the esteem of his classmates. Cadet 2nd Lieut., Drum Major of the Bandg Floor Cbieff 3rd of D ,' Bext Cadet Medal, 1 year: Band, 1 year: Junior and Senior Dance Cornmitteexp Cadexpiam. 1 year,' C Football and C Basketball, 1 year eacbf Vanity Football, Varrity Barketball, and Varsity Track, 2 yearr each: Capt. of C Football and Barketball Team.f,' Co-Capt. of Varsity Football Team, 1 year: All- ABC and All-Dirtrict Football Teamx, 1 year,' W Club, 2 year.r,' Secretary of W Club. RICHARD M. WOOD Woody 409 E. Orchard, Danville, III. 3 Years In his quiet, pleasant way, Woody plugged along during his three years, making many friends and doing much for the school and his class. His qualities of straight-forwardness and perseverance should take him far in any walk of life which he may choose Success could not come to a better fellow. Cadet 2nd Lieut., A Co. Executive Officerf Ant. Floor Cbieff Senior Dance Committeef Band, l year,' JV Swimming, 2 yearJ,' Rifle Team, 1 year,' B Football and Bareball, 1 year each. PHILLIP HARDIN MACAULEY Moc ll5 Elm St., Poplar Bluff, Mo. ' 2 Years Mac had a powerful voice and a strong ambition in military. He had the ability to make light of unpleasant matters, and this carried him through difficult situations. He was too busy to have his Senior picture taken, so we had to insert him at the end of the list. Cadet M!Sgt., Battalion Clerkf Floor Chief. 151 of B Junior and Senior Dance Committeexg Rifle Team, 1 year. SENICDRS, T EASE! Blitstein talks to Kay while Keith and Bell talk pipes. Cameron, Bell, Kirkpatrick visit Gemberling in hospital. Webber and Kirkpatrick tangle in a free-for-all. - -'r , - r . ' Mulcahy, our Canteen Cowboy -af Ratfety and Macauley. What? Mess call Three big boys from A -Thompson, Malamas, and 30 already? Goldstein. .IU IGRS MICHAEL J. ADELMAN 303 Grant Rd., Bloomington, lll. HAROLD E. AUERHAMMER 1029 Laurelwood Rd., Dayton, Ohio CHARLES B. BABCOCK 1215 E. 5th St., Casper, Wyo. I 'A' i' Q lk THOMAS J. BASH 301 Kelly Ct., Champaign, lll. JAMES L. BLACK 3421 W. Main, Belleville, lll. GARY J. BLOCK 7332 Stanford, University City, Mo. 'R Q 'R LARRY G. BOWDRE 7 Westfield Lane, St. Louis Co., Mo. ROGER J. BOWLER 2258 Cleveland, Granite City, III. WILBUR F. CANNON, JR. 12 Riverview Park Dr., Bettendorf, la JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Kushkin, Treasurer, Donley Secretary Newton, President, Adelman, Vice-President Nellis Sgt.-at-Arms. ff- 3 JU IDRS ROBERT B. CARR Eminence, Mo. JAMES R. CLARKE Route 3, Godfrey Rd., Godfrey, Ill. WALLACE R. CONKLING 506 E. Pere Marquette, Ludington, Mich -F 4 KEITH L. CRANDALL 3912 N. Francisco Ave., Chicago, III, w. Roseau' nAvlnsoN 320 E. sfh sr., Mr. Carmel, in, JAMES L. DENKMANN 40 Mason Ave., Webster Groves 19, Ma 4 fl' RICHARD DONLEY Freeburg, III. EDWARD B. FEATHERSTON 2108 Berkley, Wichita Falls, Tex. HARRY DON FERGUSON Route 2, Poplar Bluff, Mo. I- I- N' lv If RICHARD M. FINDER 9429 Old Bonhomme Rd., Clayton, Mo. MICHAEL V. FLYNN 4860 Cass-Elizabeth Rd., Pontiac, Mich. LEO H. GERINGER 3800 Nelson Dr., Normandy, Mo. 4 4 4 RICHARD R. GREELEY 56 Hawthorne Dr., St. Louis 22, Mo. HARVEY I. HAUER 18100 Appoline, Detroit, Mich. CHESTER B. HAYES, JR. 503 N. D St., Midland, Tex. 32 CLASS CDF l958 FRANK D. HEARST 4l5 Burns Dr., Apt. 503, Detroit, Mich. MARK G. HENKE, JR. Warrenton, Mo. WINFIELD N. JOHNSON Western Military Academy, Alton, Ill. JAMES B. JUNGE St. Clair, Mo. LARRY A. KUSHKIN H29 Hampton Park Dr., St. Louis, Mo. ROBERTO LANKENAU Grijalva Sur 200, Col. del Valle, Monterrey, N.L., Mex. STEVE E. LEHOCZKY ISO96 Harrison, Allen Park, Mich. FRANK B. LEWIS 7644 Prescott Rd., Baton Rouge, La. GERARDO LOZANO Washington No. 1028 Pte., Monterrey, N.L. Mex. i' i 1' 'k k I' I WILLIAM S. MERCHANT 304 Courtleigh Dr., Wichita, Kans. WILLIAM J. MEYERRING Route 3, Rensselaer, Ind. RUDOLPH G. NAGEL Antonio de Mendoza, No. 215 Lomas, Mexico l0, D.F., Mex. R i' i I' i i IAMIESON S. NELLIS 304 Laurel Ave., Highland Park, Ill ROBERT A. NEWTON 3511 Elmwood Dr., Wichita, Kans. .UIS NOVARO Krquimedes 219, Mexico, D.F., Mex. 38 rg .IU IDRS Top Row, Left to Right: GERALD E. OLSON, 306 Hollywood Ave., Rochester, N.Y., JOHN DOUGLAS PARIENT, 200 6th St., Attica, Ind., JAMES W. PATTON III, 631 Fayette Ave., Springfield, III., RONALD J. PAWELSKI, I4832 Oceana, Allen Park, Mich., BRUCE R. PRATHER, 506 N. Washington, Mt. Pulaski, Ill. Second Row: PEDRO RODRIGUEZ, Calderon de la Barca l2I, Mexico, D.F., Mex., OLIVER B. SCOTT II, Greenview Farm, Route 3, Mattoon, lll., ROBERT T. SIGWART, 6020 Lockton Lane, Mission, Kans., RICHARD A. SMALL, IS674 Warrington Dr., Detroit, Mich., JAMES M. STAHL, Cedar Point Rd., Sandusky, Ohio. Third Row: PATRICK W. SULLINS, 2338 Dotley, Jennings, Mo., JAMES N. TANURCHIS, 45I6 Forest Park, St. Louis, Mo., JACK ROBERT WARNER, 5Ol7 Donovan, St. Louis, Mo., MYLES G. WARTEY, 78l7 Stanford, University City, Mo., ARTHUR D. WEISS, 320-a W. Main St., Belleville, lll. Bottom Row: CHARLES T. WHITE, 526 College, Aurora, Mo., CRAIG G. WILLIAMS, Millstadt, Ill., BRIAN W. WOOD, Lisle, lll. 34 SGPHGMORES NRIQUE BARRAGAN .ve. Benitez l8l6, Col. Obispado, Monterrey, N.L., Mex. HOMAS L. BARRETT 99 Fullerton Parkway, Chicago, lll. AVID A. BINGHAM lle 69, No. 5-20, Bogota, Columbia. I' 1 'F JRTIS J. BLOOME 36 E. Maple St., Gillespie, lll. DE G. CARISS S00 Edison Ave., Granite City, lll. ,BERT D. CARUTHERS '00 June Dr., St. Louis l5, Mo. 4 4 4 -F 4 JGAR CORDERO ax 3646, San Jose, Costa Rica AVID J. COOK J5 W, lst St., Coffeyville, Karas. DBERT P. CROSE Zl Oakwood, Wilmette, lll. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Rudman, Vice-President French, Pres: dent, Froebe, F. Secretary and Treasurer, Merkle, Sgt at-Arms, lAbsentl. 5 n SJW . Fifi :ig fa 'fa' its N3 .W fe S' af SCDPHOMORES ROBERT C. CUNNINGHAM 3409 Hillroad, Little Rock, Ark. JOHN B. DEMSKY ROBERT W. DITTMAN Il i 4 4 4 JOHN W. EARP 4112 23rd Ave., Rock J. FRANK EBERLE, JR. 415 N. Motfet, Joplin, J. H. FLANDERS 1124 Benton, Eldorado, lll. Island, lll. Mo. DENNIS R. FLYNN 123 City Pl., Jacksonville, III. JOHN R. FOSTER DONALD B. FRENCH Gideon, Mo. 'k 'k i CHARLES J. FROEBE Homewood, Manitoba, Canada FRANK F. FROEBE Homewood, Manitoba, PAUL W. FROEBE Homewood, Manitoba, Canada Canada 'I' 'k i 'I' 1' 'I ROWLAND A. FULENWIDER 217 E. Adams, Jackson, Mo. JAVIER GONZALEZ WILLIAM W. GRAHAM 1218 N. Main, Poplar Bluff, Mo 36 4200 N. Grand, Hampton House A Eugenio Sue 19, Polanco, Zona 5, 929 Surrey Lane, St. Louis Co., Mo. 426 Prospect St., Apt. 6, New Haven, Conn. pts., Des Moine. Mexico, D.F., CLASS OF 1959 Top Row, Left to Right: BRUCE HAINES, 7240 Winchester, St. Louis, Mo., PAUL L. HAMBEL, 4221 Forrest Ave., Downers Grove, lll., BRUCE K. HAMMEL, Trenton, Ill., JAMES P. HARRISON, 2123 Park Ridge Ave., Brentwood, Mo. Second Row: DANIEL E. HOWELL II, 2402 St. Clair, E, St. Louis, Ill., RICHARD C. HUXTABLE, 1114 W. Charles, Champaign, Ill., JOHN T. MC CONACHIE, Box 162, Evansville, lll., DANIEL L. MC COUBREY, 16776 Glastonbury Rd., Detroit, Mich. Third Row: LAWRENCE A. MC GRADY, 9323 Aster, Affton 23, Mo., THOMAS K. MAHAN, JR., Green Acres, Route 4, Grand Junction, Colo., GORDON W. MAY, 8 Palisades Dr., Little Rock, Ark., JAMES T. MILLER, 301 N. Ferry, Lud- ington, Mich. Bottom Row: WILLIAM T. MILLS, 734 Mills Ave., North Muskegon, Mich., FRED J. OLLERMAN, 4328 N. Albany, Chicago, lll., STEVE R. PARR, 5760 Lieber Rd., Indianapolis, lnd., DENNIS J. PERRY, 427 Greenwood Pl., Collinsville, lll. 37 SOPHOMCDRES GLENN O. PETERSEN Wardell, Mo. GEORGE ALLEN PORTER 16866 Avon Rd., Detroit 19, Mich. HENRY F. PRIDEAUX 1227 Waldron Ave., University City, Mo I 'I' Q NORMAN A. RU DMAN 7064 Kingsbury, University City, Mo. ROBERT H. SCOTT, JR. 108 Church St., Bonne Terre, Mo. J. RANDOLPH SEEMANN 908 N. 6th Ave., Maywood, lll. i' 'I 'fl WALTER H. SHEATA 8520 Douglas Ct., Brentwood, Mo. JAMES M. SMITH 5388 Lynbrook Dr., Houston, Tex. JOHN L. SOBELL 1940 Lincolnshire Dr., Detroit, Mich. i i MERRITT L. STANLEY 7519 Parkdale Ave., Clayton 5, Mo. RICHARD L. TOENISKOETTER 7516 Hillsdale Dr., Normandy, Mo. BU RREL Y. WAINER 61 S. Pleasant Ave., Galesburg, III. 'I' 'I' i 'R Q' JACK ROBERT WARNER 5017 Donovan, St. Louis, Mo. MICHAEL H. WEINSTING Route 1, Mehlville 23, Mo. CLAIR A. WILSON Route 2, Winchester, III. 38 FRESHME RODOLFO G. ALANIS Rio Frio 450, Col. Maria Luisa, Monterrey, N.L., Mex. RONALD F. AMBACH 6787 Westway Rd., St. Louis, Mo KENNETH L. BAINTER 4019 Hamilton Rd., Peoria, III. 4-I4-rl-I STEPHEN A. BAINTER 4019 Hamilton Rd., Peoria, III. THOMAS S. BERGER 3507 Culver Rd., Rochester, N. Y. ROGER R. BLACK 815 Maggard St., Iowa CNY, 10- DAVID L. BRUDER Route 1, Champaign, III. JOSEPH V. CLARK S. Ruby Lane, Route 1, Caseyville, III. JAMES H. cook ' 2200 Scotwood Ave., Apt. 3, Toledo, Ohio FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Haggard, Treasurer, Stevens, Secretary Mueller, President, Naeve, Vice-President. 1 Exq- FRESHME JAMES R. CURTIS 373 Woodland Ave., Wadsworth, Ohio THOMAS A. DAVIDSON 320 E. 5th St., Mt. Carmel, lll. THOMAS S. DINSMORE Route 3, Clinton, Ill. 1' DONALD J. DYCUS l307 E. Nebraska, Peoria, Ill. DAVID K. EDDY 730 Maple Ave., Downers Grove, Ill. JOHN R. FERRELL Eldorado, lll. l 'l' 'k EDWARD G. GROSS - l5 Portland Pl., St. Louis, Mo. DAVID M. HAGGARD Steele, Mo. HARRY H. HALL l9Ol Crofton Ave., Bloornington, lll. ROBERT L. HOLLAND l605 W. Lawrence, Springfield, Ill. DAVID J. HOROWSKI 916 E. Ludington Ave., Ludington, Mich JUD E. KELSEY 4l53 N. Pulaski Rd., Chicago, Ill. WILLIAM HARRY KOHLER 3448 Brown Rd., St. Louis 2l, Mo. THOMAS LLOYD LANGE Route 2, Freeburg, Ill. PAUL J. LOCKITSKI, JR. 15820 Dexter Ave., Detroit 38, Mich. l 40 CLASS CDF 1960 DAVID T. LONG 1202 N. Douglas, Peoria, lll. MICHAEL D. MCCORMICK 221 Mississippi Ave., Crystol City, JOHN W. MC DOUGAL 912 Poplar, Poplar Bluff, Mo. ri-A-Q--A-1 a RICHARD E. MC KELVEY 319 Highland, Paragould, Ark. CHARLES L. MARQUAND 914 W. Wood, Decatur, lll. THEODORE A. MELCHER Stanton, Nebr. J. DICKSON MERKLE 1210 Henry St., Alton, lll, GARY R. MUELLER 1106 E. Main St., Belleville, Ill. TERRILL S. MURCHISON 422 N. W. Sth St., Galva, lll. DONALD W. NAEVE 2431 Iowa, Granite City, lll. JEFFREY S. NICHOLSON 1448 Themis, Cape Girardeau, WILLIAM A. NORDHOFF Route 2, Jasper, Ind. i' JAMES R. PRICE 1215 Spruce St., Winnetka, Ill. ROSS D. ROBBINS Robbins Motel, Vandalia, lll. JAMES D. ROSENFELD 2 Ladue Manor, St. Louis, Mo. Mo. M FRESHM N MICHAEL J. ROUSE 1324 S. Grand West, Springfield, lll DOUGLAS M. RUFF 108 W. Washington, Hayti, Mo. JOHN W. RUSSELL, JR. 1724 Gerrard Ave., Columbus, Ohio 1 i 'Ir I' Q ROBERT C. SCHMIDT 50 Grandvue Dr., Belleville, lll. THOMAS F. SCHOTT 2116 Hillcrest Dr., Highland, Ill. DAVID C. SPARKS 5401 Nall, Mission, Kcms. 'A' 'k 'A' PAUL E. STEELE. JR. 505 Lester, Poplar Bluff, Mo. DAVID F. STEVENS 5107 Kelsey Rd., Dallas, Tex. DENNIS L. SULLENGER 8889 Prevost, Detroit, Mich. 1' Q 'II PETER V. SULLIVAN 109 N. Crawford, Carroll, Ia. GARY N. WALSTON 104 S. Reider, Mounds, Ill. JACK E. WEBBER 157 W. Broadway, Plymouth, Ohio. I' 8' 'k JOHN F. YOCH 619 Goss Ave., Belleville, lll. 42 TH GRADE CLASS CF 1961 CHARLES H. CHATELAIN 2104 West St. Mary Blvd., Lafayette, La JAMES H. CLEVENGER 216 W. 13th, Port Angeles, Wash. WILLIAM C. CUKER 4108 Holly Hills Blvd., St. Louis, Mo. -V -V' EUGENE E. EDELE 3890 Federer Pl., St. Louis 16, Mo. JERRY O. EDELE 3890 Federer Pl., St. Louis 16, Mo. DOYLE E. ENGLE 300 Southgate Dr., Belleville, lll. DAVID A. FEDER 6122 W. Outer Dr., Detroit, Mich. PAUL C. GARRISON Winchester, lll. ROBERT F. GARZA 700 N. Woodlawn, Kirkwood 22, Mo. DUDLEY F. GIBERSON, JR. 2367 Central Ave., Alton, lll. WILLIAM J. GLENDENING Apartodo 172, Maracaibo, Venezuela JAY K. GRASER 31815 W. Chicago Rd., Livonia, Mich. 4 4 I -Y' I I WILLIAM B. GRAY 307-A Hesse St., Apt. 918, Daly- Lewis Acres, Scott' AFB, lll. MARK R. HARRISON Drake Hotel, Benton, lll. THOMAS A. HUTCHINGS Route 3, Box 35, Waukegan, Ill. 8TH GR DE, CLASS OF 1961 TERRY W. LANG 27 N. Summit Dr., Collinsville, lll. SHERMAN A. LEE 1000 N. Price Rd., Clayton 24, Mo. CHARLES A. MAC FALL III 30 Lake Pembroke Dr., Ferguson, Mo. 1' 'II WILLIAM J. MELVIN Box 227, Deerfield, Wisc. LYNN L. MILLER 15609 Brewster Rd., E. Cleveland, Ohio ROBERT J. MILLER 412 N. Center, Clinton, lll. JOHN W. MU NYAT Christian, St. Louis 15, Mo. JOHN R. PARKER 908 Lincoln, Vandalia, lll. GEORGE F. SHANAHAN 930 Henry St., Alton, lll. NORMAN W. TAYLOR 200 Henson, Villa Grove, lll. HERBERT L. THROWER, JR. 503 N. Walnut, Dexter, lll. MICHAEL W. VASILEFF 1737 5th St., Madison, lll. if 'k JERRY A. WALKER 3201 Wabash Ave., Terre Haute, Ind. LARRY D. WILSON 7932 Rosedale, Allen Park, Mich. RALPH E. WILSON 23 Oak St., Farmington, Mo. 44 TH GR DE, C ASS CF l962 I we-'W 'vu -iq.. afnw Top Row, Left to Right: JERRY K. BARDING, 99 Montgomery Pl., Decatur, lll., JOHN J. BAR- TLE, 700 E. Main, Belleville, lll., BRUCE J. BERMAN, 8148 S. Paxton, Chicago, lll., .IOHN ., PHILIP W. BUSCHER III, 65Ol S. Kost- J. BERING, Country Club Rd., Route 7, Decatur, lll ner Ave. Chicago, lll Second Row: DWIGHT E. COSNER, JR., 4230 Howard Ave., Western Springs, lll., DONALD C. CRUM, Route l, Lafayette, Ind., HAROLD W. DILLMAN, 407 N. Pennsylvania St., Apt. 706, Indianapolis, Ind., JOHN DINSMORE, Route 3, Clinton, lll., HARLESM ERICKSON l525 W Vernon Ave Springfield lll Third Row: KENNETH D. C . , . ., , . GENDRON, 5455 Eden Dr., Dearborn, Mich., CLAYTON B. KELLEY, Country Club Addition, T lorville lll, JERROL A. MESENBRINK, 282 Columbia Ave., Des Plaines, lll., LEONARD GY 1 1 R. PEARSON, 855 N. California Ave., Chicago, lll., JAN B. SMITH, 2338 Main St., Elwood, Ind. Bottom Row: DANIEL W. TANNER, 2966 Sheldon Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio, WILLIAM O. WILSON, 25l Bartram, Riverside, lll. EDITOR Blitstein THE CHAI CCMMA D MAJ. N. I. JOHNSON PMST HEAD OF MILITARY DEPT. MILITARY STAFF, REGULAR ARMY MEN Left to Right: Maj. Johnson, Lieut. Nettles, M!Sgt. Peacher, M!Sgt. Pratt, M!Sgt. Schwab, S.F.C. McNamara. MILITARY X X X X X X CADET OFFICERS m,.,uw A we , Front Row, Left to Right: 2nd Lieut. Thompson, Capt. Koch, Capt. Gemberling, Capt. Keith, Capt. Maddox, Capt,'Webber, R., Capt. Bell, Capt. Kirkpatrick, Capt. Corn, lst Lieut. Cameron. Back Row: 2nd Lieut. Schwartz, 2nd Lieut, Wood, R., 2nd Lieut. Raffety, 2nd Lieut. Gomez, lst. Lieut. Johnson, D., 2nd Lieut. Guardia, 2nd Lieut. Smith, M., 2nd Lieut. Magee, 2nd Lieut. Goldstein, 2nd Lieut, Mulcahy, 2nd Lieut. Wilson, D. BATTALION STAFI In Front: Maddox, Battalion Command In Back Row: Johnson, D., Adjutant, Kei Exec. Officer, Cameron, S-3, Brown, Supl Sergeant, Macauley, Sergeant Major. -k 'k 7? 'k 'k 'k The Commandant's Staff Cbelowi is an important part of our military organization. The members are responsible for discipline, cleanliness and order in the barracks, correctness of uniforms, and supervision of countless formations and events. .....-- COMMANDANVS STAFF Seated: Col. C. H. Moore, Commcndant. Standing, Lett to Right: Lt. Col. W. R. Parient, Maj, N, l. Johnson, PMST, Capt. S. D. Minton, and M!Sgt. W. R. Peacher. 48 S S COM PAN l COMPANY OFFICERS Left to Right: Petersen, guidon beau Miguel, lst Sgt., Schwartz, platoon leac Gomez, platoon leader, Wood, R., exec. o cer, Gemberling, company commander. 50 A, ,.,.,L,k,M57,f.g,1g?:,, frykk QT L. ,- ay 'gf W ., 1 V V ,Ji ,K K ..,,-.-,,..-,, 1:A,gs,'s.Xz1iA3p,i , -- f ' :xi 2 V 'rn 53 '1' ' ...- QQ 9? COMPANY OFFICERS Bell, company commander, Raffety, exec. offi- cer, Guardia, platoon leader, Gant, platoon leader, Betancourt, lst Sgt., Blitstein, guidon bearer. CGM PAN 51 COM AN COMPANY OFFICERS Villolobos, guidon bearer, Medino, lst S Long, A., platoon leader, Smith, M., plot leader, Webber, R., company commands 52 Q! COMPANY OFFICERS Williams, C., guidon bearer, Palen, lst Sgt., Mulcahy, platoon leader, Goldstein, platoon leader, Magee, exec. officer, Kirkpatrick, company commander. CGM PAN 53 ai We X E B we My R X sa ' X nf -af I 'Qi 9 5 f I Q 'R ' fn ,,, Q 'Mmm s . Fl - 120'-Q V ., ,N 5.52 W 1 Q34 . X A N s aww , V i X 5 fi X fin G my P,x,s f9fXlf5E, w q ., Q 5 ,, . 4 A 1. :Y - THE H0 OR GUARD The Honor Guard is Western's crack drill squad. Made up ot under- classmen chosen because of appearance, proficiency in drill, and excellence in academic and military work, these cadets welcome distinguished visitors, give complicated drill exhibitions, and appear at special events such as commencement. Wearing white helmets, white neck cloths, and white belts, and carrying rifles with white slings, they never fail to win applause with their precision movements. Kushkin was the commander this year. The Honor Guard is one of Western's proud units. XXXXXX ..w..k..x..c t Mrs. R. E. Cameron, escorted by Blitstein, decorates The Cglor Gugrd advances fo pre winning company guidon presented by Goldstein and Sent the aalarsl Williams after rmmf-In HTRAMP, TRAMP, TRAMP, THE BOYS ARE MARCHlNG. llfg I . 9 ...dv ,,,,,,,.N - l. The following cadets, front and center. l. Corn struts as band wheels about. 2. Petersen leads A to mess. 2. Macauley bellows o command. 3. Battalion forms on company street 3. Wood brings squad back from church 56 i , ,p l , .I . ,Mk K rel X fe Koch and Wilson check Lehoczsky's band instrument. Capt. Minton changes O.D. with Smith, M. and Blitstein I N S P E C T I O N Sgt. Peacher fastens eagle eye on C Company rifles. Capt. Minton and Kirkpatrick check A Barracks lavatory, If That snappy Lower School platoon. ALL IN A MILITARY DAY'S WORK 57 Sgt. Pratt inspects rifles. THE LWAYS TH RILLI G SUNDAY ARADE -x .- , Visitors never tire of seeing the cadets in their snappy and colorful Sunday pa- rades. i' 'A' 1 i' lk Upper Rigllt: Sound off! Center: Battalion advances to parade ground past background of pond and trees. Lower Right: Pass in review! 58 1,, 7 fy f - K sv 1 YN x . V ' 1' 1 xj'.'ff' X 1. as ,. 312' f Q ,, X I Q A '1 1 i I 'iv uf L4 5 gk - '5vv 5 I1 ks Ax 5 - if 1 . I K Y X 5 Q5 X: Ivwwzmgg 8 w , g -f . Q. S? 3 s . ' sw X ' .. 5 3 -5 1. ....-w EDITOR Webber, R. THE CHAI CCMMA D CAPT. J. L. GOODWIN ATHLETIC DIRECTOR WINNERS OF ALL-ABC AND ALL-DISTRICT CITATIONS IN FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL Wilson, D., Schwartz, R., Schifferdecker, Magee, Tanurchis, Rudman, Malamas. ATHLETICS X x'x X X X CLUB Kneeling, Left to Right: Sigwort, Smith, M., Smith, J. M., Fleischer, Tonurchis, Malomas Schoenbacher, Smith, J. A. Standing: Capt. J. Goodwin, athletic director, Keith, Dahm, Koch Gomez, Schifferdecker, treas., Magee, pres., Schwartz, R., vice-pres., Wilson, D., sec., Long, A., Hearst, Adelman, Rudman, Maddox, Weiss. WESTER 'S VARSITY S S Q rl Front Row, Left to Right: Novaro, Smith, J. M., Fleischer, Rudman, Sigler, Malamas, Holler. Second Row: Weiss, Gomez, Long, A., Koch, Tanurchis, Wilson, D., Schifferdecker. Third Row: Bloome, Melcher, J., Magee, Maddox, Goldstein, Munn, Schwartz, R. Fourth Row: Lozano, Dahm, Smith, M., Schoenbacher, Finney, Carr, Blitstein. Fifth Row: Capt. Mc- Danield and Maj. Bresson, Assistant Coaches, Auerhammer, Manager, Walsh, Keith, Van Dam, Manager, Capt. L. Goodwin, Head Coach. JUST BEFORE T BATTLE, MOTHER! Coaches Lane Goodwin, Mai. Bres- son, and Capt. McDanield confer with Smith M., Schifferdecker, ond Wilson D. on plans for coming game. 62 GKIDIKCJ HO GRS At the annual football banquet, gridiron honors were awarded to out- standing players by Captain J. Good- win, Director of Athletics. Thus the interesting football season of 1956 came to a close. Schifferdecker, who won the Pigskin Blilsteinl who won the Dads' Award From Left: Schifferdecker, Pigskin Taps Awardg Magee, Co-Captaing Blitstein, Dads' Award. Wilson, D., who was elected co- Taps Award, for play in last game, for loyalty. Cgpfoin' :optoin Goodwin presents Dads' Award to Blitstein at Eanquet. Schifferdecker gets trophy for star performance in final game. 63 2 i X Q gg E 3 ' 'N' if 'S v, N 1 5 X? -l -A. . mm . 'im N Ur x N nf GE v- , - wi ,1 52 K H ? VARSITY GRID RECORD W.M.A. 7 Cahokia l3 W.M.A. 20 St. Charles O W.M.A. l2 Mercy 2l W.M.A. O Principia 25 W.M.A. 0 Country Day l9 W.M.A. 6 Bethalto 2l W.M.A. I3 Benld I2 W.M.A. 25 Burroughs 32 The Raiders won 2 and lost 6 games. ln only one battle were they outclassed. Several other contests, with a few breaks, could have been Western victories. The big thriller was the final ding-dong game with Burroughs. Coach Lane Goodwin in his first year at Western and with green material did a fine job. Schifferdecker, Smith, J. M-, Rudman, Tanurchis, and Magee were big ground-gainers. Koch, Dahm, Schwartz, Maddox, and Malamas, along with others, were towers of strength. The season was full of good football and excitement. CHEERLEADERS CPEPPER-UPPERSl Donley, Newton, Black, J. Hayes Butch Magee snags pass and scores as Smith looks on i l l fLeft7 Duer Schifferdecker, leading ground-gainer, breaks loose against John Burroughs and keeps galloping tRightJ into the clear on a long, brilliant touchdown run. YQU G RED R IDER First Row: Black, J., Newton, Hayes, Donley, Cannon, Stevens, Flanders, Ollerman. Middle Row: McCoubrey, Babcock, Yoch, Olson, Froebe, P., Scott, O., Capt. Lange, Coach. Back Row: Parient, R., Manager, Prather, Porter, Hardy, Manager. First Row: Stahl, Pearson, Gendron, Garrison, Hutchings, Rosenfeld, Engle, Ferrell, Man- ager. Middle Row: Haggard, MacFall, McDougal, Naeve, Merkle, Perry, Foster, Lehoczky, Hambel, Mueller. Back Row: Capt. Sutton, Coach, Edele, J., Clevenger, Harrison, J., Wil- son, L., Steele, Edele, E., Tanner, Capt. J. Goodwin, Coach. 66 CC GRI TE it CC GRI TEA if ARRIERS HBH RAJDERS' MCH RAIDERS' RECORD W. M. A. OPPONENTS 24 ,.-.W. --- Hardin .......,.. -- 0 0 -- ,-a John Burroughs ----- 19 0 -- --- Principia -. .....- --- 32 I2 -- --- Country Day ---- - 22 O -, --- John Burroughs ----- 33 O . --.- -.u.. P rincipia .......---- 21 0 .......,u. Country Day ..u..... 46 The B gridmen had a tough season, and were unable to win a league victory, though some young players showed great promise for the future. Some of them are sure to move up to the varsity squad next year. RECORD W. M. A. OPPONENTS 7 .-........ John Burroughs ...... I3 O .... --- Principia . ...... -- 6 0 .... --- Country Day ..., -- 27 0 .... --- John Burroughs ..-.. - I3 O ...- --- Principia ..... -- 7 O .......... Country Day ........ 39 The smallest team on the campus, the C gridmen, played at times excellent foot- ball, showing plenty of fight. Several games were lost by the margin of a single touchdown. These boys were generally out-manned, but they never gave up. X X7CX.X XPKX XJKX XJKX X ROSS COU TRY TEAM ESTERN'S l Front Row, Left to Right: Palen, Sullivan, Berger, Smith, J., Parr. Back Row: Wilson, C., Hall, Petersen, Caruthers, Williams, C. This was the second year for Western's Harriers, and under the coach- ing of Capt. Hilgert, they made a greatly improved showing. RED R IDER BASKETEER TIED FOR SECOND PLACE IN A.B.C. LEAGUE First Row, Left to Right: Wilson, 'D. Captain, Rudman, Junge, Captain L. Goodwin, Coach, Magee, Tanurchis, Poe. Second Row: Conkling, Gant, McGrady, Clarke, R., Bash, Carr, Munn, Horowski. Hearst was absent. Captain Lane Goodwin really had a much better varsity team than the record shows. The Raiders, unable to use the unfinished field house at the start of the season, had to practice upon a small court and play the first nine games away from home. lt was then that they lost most of their games. The second half of the season found them clicking ,and they wound up by tying for second place in the A.B.C. League. Magee and Rudman of Western were the 2nd and 3rd top scorers in the conference. Wilson and Tanurchis became great offensive players, with Junge and Hearst coming strong. Many people thought that Western had the best team in the league at the end of the season. Principia, the champion, beat the Raiders by one point in one game. The cadets showed remarkable improvement under Coach Good- win. The bleachers at a game. W.M.A W.M.A W.M.A W.M.A W.M.A W.M.A W.M.A W.M.A W.M.A. W.M.A W.M.A W.M.A W.M.A W.M.A W.M.A W.M.A THE RECORD Chaminade Riverview Pattonville Univ. City Worden Jennings Principia John Burroughs Country Day Bethalto John Burroughs Principia Country Day Bunker Hill St. Jacobs Marquette 1 3 f , Sakai 2 fi - X. 3 1 M155 13 S 1 lf. . M xx ,M . Qwi .gg fiffffixx ik xqggwm A - if S ,A ,: , A AAAV ZAAA ':'kk'2f' 1 , ' taiwan? 5. v yr'gf ' Sf 3 ' ' fv f1f if i fl VIL xi A, is f . ,, ,,,..,, A.?.,.,,,m A , . fx . .,., ,, ,,,5,f.5, if w f 'flak :p xi V11- Q. 9 ,hy Ng ie' 2, M V 3 yn -ilt : as + , E! kr 'Sb af 'z K1 AK S.- 1 3? fit . .. QM f 15 . fs? W., Kg: Q , . Q' My if , if Aw :wil me r E J .af fd? , ,Q 5-fffgi N a f f . 'fiiifk' f , H VX. . 26551- 4 u :JSF K K , Www ' H ,, lj.. k,Vk LX AW. . H .-.V 11 mx, 4 gif L, . M 1 4, ,X . ew fw. X 4 , W ,s .4 BUTT, KICK, A D SLASH! A SOCCER TEAM Front Row, Left to Right: Lehoczky, Nagel, Weiss, Dahm, Cordero. Middle Raw: Maj. Bresson, Coach, Hutchings, Manager, Geringer, Koch, Brown, Novaro, Schwartz, R., Beton- court. Back Row: Melcher,-J., Davidson, R., Coleman, Gomez, Smith, J. A., Smith, M., Fleischer, Adelman, Hardy, Grebe. B SOCCER TEAM Front Raw, Left to Right: Tanner, Haggard, Eddy, Mesenbrink, Naeve, Schott, Froebe, F. Ambach. Middle Raw: Graser, Feder, Curtis, McConachie, Bloome, Hombel, Chateloin Block, Edele, E., Sobell. Back Raw: Dillman, Manager, Edele, J., Froebe, P., Bruder, Wilson C., Huxtable, Nordhoff, Froebe, C., Davidson, T., Sheoto, Dittmann, Cosner, Manager Insert: Maj. C. B. Jackson, Coach. 72 1 1 1 S, W3 Y . ',,,.,. .,,E,in 1 4 Q E 3 wr at . 1 :QXULJ . A -. -1- Q 93 .5 53 y a5! .f L,f'X H ,K 4. 1'LL k 1,'m?f'g'jY 'X ' ,.,,. W M . i .',k, ff' 4, in Q: lg. A ,11. lx: ' M V , V ., ., ' Q 4. - y gi J I Q.. Y , gy gy, Q, Mmm f 5 w Q 1 A. yn A ,15 btw x , KMSK ,. ix yy, . V . ,, Q-, 1 71, fi , Ig ff ' . , K . , w wwf' 'W N x f . ' .5 , 4 ,1- ,S,,,,w.4e.:vw wswff--'f':2kf:1 A Q -I M.-wfvgmqifg. 4 , ,..X www, f -- fl f E ,, .1 '- Y . tb , ' V sg 5 'i4 VX My gf w , 5 gf H 'NSY , Q X x fgff 1 , ,. ' if 4 X ,, L1 Ji 5 fl' rt' . X ic' :ig P 3 A K . ,vb be L 7f14 if -,gm My k Q' , m, Q. fe In hw -..ww-Q .. i 1 1 WESTER TA K TEAM Left to Right: Greeley, Black, R., Murchison, Crandall, Weinsting, Elierle, Wilson, R., Melcher, T., Bell, Captain, Price, Ferrias. Standing: Captain Hilgert, Coach. Kneeling: Smith, B., Erickson. Western's swimmers had six meets the mainstay in free style and individual during the season. Though the men were medley events, and his point total equaled mostly inexperienced, the tankmen made a that ofthe rest of the entire team. good showing. Team captain, Carl Bell, was Top: Greeley, Ferrias, and Bell on starting board -- Get set! Bottom: Ferrias, Bell, Greeley emerge at end of grueling race. THE CHAIN OF CCMMAND at o formal dance. ACTI ITIE X X X X X X SENIOR DANCE COMMITTEE First Row, Left to Right: Fleischer, Mulcahy, Miguel, Thompson, Cameron, Corn, Wood, R. Brown, Guardia, Kirkpatrick, Bell. Second Row: Betancourt, Gant,-Long, A., Koch Gemberling, Blitstein, Kurtz, Palen, Macauley, Gomez. Third Row: Malarnas, Dahm Goldstein, Ferrias, Maddox, Wilson, D., Keith, Munn, Smith, M., Schwartz, Fourth Row Smith, J. A., Schifferdecker, Brayford, Johnson, D., Grebe, Melcher, J., Tennenbaum, Webber R., Poe, Magee. Wu , g. Wm .. an-W, 9 fx .Q A lk! QP f.- it A H. Y Q lx xii Q SU f 1 53 S ,,..,... - 'A-.. f 555: 1 if 1 khaki I f .5 4 .A..AEW f 2 X, X...,. xy 1 BLL The Military Ball in February was one of the big dances of the year. At this event, the Queen of the Ball and her attendants were crowned. Certain military honors were also awarded. Queen Mary Ann Laro advances to her throne under arch of sabres held by cadet officers. The queen and her attendants were were then voted upon by the entire corps of lovely girls from Monticello College near cadets. Alton. Nominated by their classmates, they JUST AFTER THE CORONATION Left to Right: Miss Sue Lightner, Maid of Honor and Honorary Cadet Captain, Miss Mary Ann Laro, Queen and Honorary Cadet Major, Miss Linda Fitch, Maid of Honor and Honorary Cadet Captain. Bock Row fCadet Escortsl: Sgt. Mike Adelman, Captain .lim Maddox, Captain Doug Keith. 79 THE MILIT RY 1 ELEGANCE AND COLOR AT FORMAL 'k 'k wk vi' 'k 'k Left: Goldstein and Nan Hartman. Below: Receiving line at dance: Bernie Corn, Louise Lerman, Capt. J. Goodwin and wife, and Capt. L. Good- win and wife. A I R J Above: Gomez and Anne Rutherford, LaNell Walden and Wood, R. pose before goal posts at football dance. Right: Jim Palen gets punch for date and himself while Gross and Capt. Malone wait. 'k 'k 'k uk' 'k wk' Western cadets always have several big, important formal dances during the year with girls invited from far and near. The first is the football dance just before Thanks- giving. The Military Ball in mid-winter is one of the most colorful. The climax of the social season comes at commencement l with the Junior Prom, staged by the Juniors, in honor of the Seniors. Outside orchestras, receiving line, the grand march, and lovely girls all add up to an occasion of beauty and 4 enjoyment. 80 X X DANCES X X FUN AT INFORMALS X X X X AND DANCING CLASSES XXXX X .XX ll Top: Judy Teal and Melcher, J., Sally Holl and Henke. Middle: l. Lindo Walker ond Lcmorch. 2. Gill Loebe and Connon. Bottom: l. Happily swinging in the groove, Corn presents Buscher trophy for most dancing improvement. 81 2. Above: Our own Elvis, J. M. Smith, really sends them. P RTIES, MUSIC, FU Below: The Harmonettes, three lovely Alton girls, sir at Christmas program. Left: The A Barrc boys sing carols Christmas party in Persing quarters. Above: Our Midnites, the bond that dispenses hot music. Smith, J, M., Johnson, W., Tracy, Finder, Conkling. Right: Santa comes to town. Dillman, Tanurchis, Schwartz fSantal, Smith, M. WHATS THE EWS? THE SHRAPNEL STAFF First Row, Left to Right: Kushkin, Block, Mohan, Blitstein, Bell, Fleischer, Davidson, T., Sullenger. Second Row: Mesenbrink, Weiss, Davidson, W., Hauer, Caruthers, Bowdre, Walsh, Lee. Third Row: Mueller, MacFall, Betancourt, Mills, Gant, Crandall, Marauand. 'k -k -k -k -k 'k Thursday was news night at Western, for that was when the weekly school paper, The Shrapnel, was distributed in the mess hall. The Shrapnel was an important part ot school life. The cadet journalists covered all of the news on the campus as well as the gossip and coming events. The paper was sent to most of the parents, and at times extra alumni editions were mailed to all grads. Maj. Hinton and Capt. Sutton as sponsors did a wonderful job. The Circulation Staff had the responsible task of distributing papers and folding them for the mailing list. It was a very efficient group. RIGHT - CIRCULATION STAFF First Row: Cosner, Buscher, Eddy, Kelsey, Asst. Mgr., Huxtable, Mgr., Lee, Davidson, T., Erickson. Second Row: Ruff, Flynn D., Feder, Cook, J., Flanders, Glendening, Merkle, Vasileff, Dill man. Third Row: Stahl, Schott, Walston, Miller, L., Patton Fulenwider, Hambel, Berman. 83 RECALL EDITCDRIAL S AFF EDITORS, WRITERS, PLANNERS Seated, Left to Right: Kirkpatrick, Business Manager and all-round handy man in makeup and photography, Webber, Sports Section, Blitstein, Military Section, Bell, Editor, Cameron, Activity Section, Corn, Subscription Manager and valuable staff member on all sections of the yearbook. Standing: Gant, Parker, Photographer, Kurtz. 'k'k'k'k'k-k The publication of the yearbook was a big task. No one could know the work involved until he actually got into it. The Recall had to be planned, photographs made, material written and assembled, layouts formed, and deadlines to be met. As the result, the job finally fell upon a few loyal and faithful members who were willing to carry on to the finish. The members of the Staff owe much to Maj. Hinton for his help as faculty sponsor. Without his work and guidance, the yearbook could hardly have been produced. The Staff members wish to express their thanks to him. Left: Maj. Hinton and Staff work on layouts. 84 RECALL BUSINESS STAFF THEY BALANCED THE BUDGET Front Row, Left to Right: Maddox, Webber, R., Blitstein, Kirkpatrick, Bell, Corn, Raftety. Middle Row: Mulcahy, Gemberling, Fleischer, Dahm, Long, A., Malamas, Schwartz, Gant. Back Row: MacFall, Schifferdecker, Grebe, Magee, Kushkin, Howell, Erickson. 'k'k'k'k'k'k The Recall always has had the tradition ot paying its bills. The successful financing this year was due to those cadets who secured adver- tising and subscriptions. Any cadet who obtained 350.00 or more in ad- vertising was on the business staff. Many underclassmen did fine work But above all, appreciation must be expressed to business firms, patrons, and friends for their generous support. Right: Col. Moore obligingly announces a Recall meeting over the loud speaker. 85 2 '12 . ig . f we nwmwwa-m.,.aww.Q.3 Q. W2 wg, Q1 Q uf! 'o.' 'Af' mm fm an elfbx is Q o O Mn '3 - B x HT: Q3 Q ' Q' 'BQ 5 5 lei? ' K -.Z , ,. f 16 H8 9 . .' . 4 11 ' M' 7 if Q Y KA ws x 'Z 6, N ,Q , 4 Q Y - , - t my 4 as 1 V, Q Q m , 4 i XL ,, .9 'F' af in . . , . 4 1 1 3312 THE CADE PIANS PRESENT Maj. R. P. Martin, Director of Dramatics, has presented many outstanding plays each year with casts made up entirely of cadets. His productions have often gained national recognition. He has the ability to bring out the best in actors and stage crew. Western's local dramatic club is The Ca- despians. After meeting certain rigid qualifica- tions, the cadet actors and technical stage men are inducted into the W.M.A. chapter of the na- tional organization, The Thespians. SCENES FROM THE PLAY, LET THERE BE LIGHT Upper Left: Pearson and Koch. Center: Pearson, Graser, Brown, M., Koch, and Kurtz. Lower Right: Koch and Tracy. ti-but Other plays presented last fall were A Minor MiracIe and lf Men Played Cards as Women Do. The dramatic program was rounded out by winter productions and the final, most elaborate play of all, the Senior Class play at commencement. 87 I 's H ii I fiom. , N, , 1 X 'iz fe . 3' is 3 8 5 SQ N S I F A Mass Gotthardt school nurse checks on potnents ,own Our gemol borber Ed Thomas, gives Lehoczky Mr ond Mrs Art Muller hurry to sew on chev so sw ? 1 K! if -'-ff- R I l M rn as F We JUST CAN DID SNAPSHOTS 1. Keith and Sandy Huff. What does it take to get 'I. Ball in the side pocket-Huxtable, Patton, and a girl-a broken arm? 2. Capt. Minton pondering Long, D. 2. Erickson charms the pup, Hamlet , with over some deep literature. 3. Mail call-and the mess call, 3. Col. Moore girds himself for another rush for those letters from home. formation. 90 AND TH EY SAY WE'RE N ORMAL! B ut why those varied X ff: expressions dur ing a dance? Blifsf Jean Came ein is dazed with Su e Walker. ron and Mulcahy, Wood, R. and Lo Nelle Walden, Kirkpatrick and Susan Lilly, Dave Long looks pained with Judy Cole Dove and Sue Jonkows Wilson looks weo kv ry with Dotsy Koch. 91 Schoenbocher a d n Lynn Garner hilarious, both look MCRE MILITARY Wood, R. heads the column. Pass in review! lt's spring-time, and the corps stages its weekly, Sunday afternoon dress parade. it Honor Guard shows precision. Marching to position. With the coming of spring and the approach of Government Inspection, military work stepped up in tempo. These beautiful shots of parades and snappy formations were too good to be omitted. 'ff M' fm if 3 , 7 --Q 'W Q' ' I xg, Q? 'xv M 119 . - !1f-wi, 1. 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L - - H5 Congratulations to The Senior Clan' of 1957 Compliments of MR 'i kd' MRS COLONEL and MRS. . Cin . ROBERT M. GANT MAX FLEISCHER St. Louis Missou Oak Park Michigan l 3 RANCH SUBURBAN Top quality Hereford feeders -I-IRE C- H- Feotherston I 2110 Market Street 703 Lamar St. Louis 3, Missouri Wichita Falls, Texas Congnztnlntionx and Best Widnes To The Clan of 1957 MR. AND MRS. OSCAR SCHIFFERDECKER Belleville Illinois INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCKS Standard Of The Highway INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY Factory Branches: 4010 West Pine Blvd., 3201 N. Broadway, 1041 Papin St., St. Louis 8, Mo. St. Louis 7, Mo. St. Louis 2, Mo. I J 116 -.. vnu, - A FRIEND Compliments Of ALLEN FOODS, INC. INSTITUTION FOOD SPECIALISTS Sf- I-OUIS Missouri Phone - Main I-3575 DAHM PLUMBING AND HEATING CCJMPANY Congratulations To The Class of 1957 BRANT - CORRELL, INC. Building Contractors 5935 Grand River Ave. Detroit Michigan Congratulations To The Class of 1957 Save Now For Your Future ALTON SAVINGS -8t LOAN ASSOCIATION Phone 2-0066 620 E. 3rd St. Alton, III. RAIIITIO . . . Development Of zmegfay, Loyalty, and Reliability are traditional in the character building programs of educational institutions such as Western Military Academy. In Commerce ,md industry, too, these qualities are sought - not only in the people who make a business go, but also in the reputation of the business itself. We SEIIUICC the young leaders of the future who are gaining this sense of social responsibility- for their tradition will be the tradition of success. OWENS-ILLINOIS PLANT - ALTON, ILLINOIS F CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1957 GRADUATING CLASS FROM A FRIEND Best Wifbex For Continuing Succes: Ben Wimei The Clan of 1957 To MR T196 1957 Corfu of Cadet! JOHN A. MUNN FROM A FRIEND Detroit Michigan Complimentx of R M BOW'-ER Insurance Real Estate 1920 Edison Avenue Granite City, Illinois 2258 Cleveland Blvd' TRiangIe 6-8813-4 GLenview 2-2134 Granite City Illinois I 1 Compliments of Best Wishes M. C. SLATER, INC. Ffom Safe, Dependable Freight Service THE DUKE BAKERY Illinois, Indiana, Missouri 819 Henry Street 1129 Bremen Ave. St. Louis, Mo. AITOD Illinois L I 20 I 1 Compliments of LA CL EDE S TEEL CO. Alton Illinois 1 Q ' Bert Wixher To Beit Wifhes To The Recall PAUL M. BERRA Missouri State Representative The Corpr Of Cadets , WALTER H. ToBERMAN Missouri Secretary of State 2nd District-St. Louis City Jefferson CNY MiSS0U'i , B W'h T . en H 61 0 In St. Louis lt's The Senior Clan CLUB BRASS KEY PASTORVS Sublette and Magnolia For Food For Drinks St. Louis, Missouri 1 1 Dance Nightly Mi 5-9199 3834 Laclede Fr. 1-9477 Compliments Good Luck, Clan of '57 of Compliment! of 1 A FRIEND A FRIEND 121 l Q YOU'LL ALWAYS FIND THE CADETS OF C BARRACKS LOYALLY SUPPORTING ALL WESTERN ACTIVITIES XXX Gemberling - Barracks Chief Magee -- Asst. Barracks Chief SECOND FLOOR Long, A., Floor Chief Tennenbaum, Asst. Floor Chief Bowd re Wood, B. Hayes Davidson, W. Johnson, D. White Cunningham Sullins Babcock Perry Porter Scott, O. Cook, D. Cannon Nellis Crose Stahl Dycus Sheata Howell Demsky Dinsmore, T. THIRD FLOOR Smith, J. A., Floor Chief Wood, R., Asst. Floor Chief Brown Donley Adelman Warner Clarke, R. Nagel Bash Ea rp Bingham Huxtable Sparks Smith, J. M. Lewis, T. May Flynn, D. McCoubrey Conkling Bowler Flynn, M. Featherston Clark, J. Lonkenau 122 THE ACTIVE AND LOYAL CADETS OF E BARRACKS ARE GLAD TO BACK THE RECALL AND ALL W. M. A. PROJECTS FIRST FLOOR Munn, Floor Chief Ambach Mills Walsh McCormick Melcher, T. McKelvey Curtis Marquand Ba rragan Schott Sullenger Bruder Schmidt Pa rr Berger Walston Ruff Stevens Grebe XXX Maddox - Barracks Chief Webber, R. -Asst. Barracks Chief SECOND FLOOR Palen, Floor Chief Rudman Webber, J. Long, D. Davidson, T. Eddy Lang, T. Cook, J. Finder Lamarche Price Froebe, P. Froebe, C. Nordhoff Hall Mueller Black, J. Sullivan Holland Horowski Gross THIRD FLOOR Fleischer, Floor Chief Gant, Asst. Floor Chief Coleman Van Dam Novaro Garza Schoenbacher Melcher, J. Arzeno Parient, R. Carr Lozano Nicholson Olson Hauer Acosta Wartey Toeniskoetter Bainter, K. Bainter, S. Weiss 123 Congratulations To The Class of '57 From A BARRAC KS Kirkpatrick M ,,,, .,,-cBarrocks Chief Cameron .A..s..,..-.,.,.s. Asst. Barracks Chief First Floor. Corn, Floor Chief, Weinsting, Black, McDougal, Alanis,, Patton, Stanley, Kelsey, Hoyas, Greeley, Seemann, Denkmann, Petersen, McConachie. Second Floor: Mulcahy, Floor Chief, Kushkin, Mahan, Caruthers, Lewis, L. Williams, Naeve, Merkle, Ferrell, Haggard, French, Schifferdecker, Tanurchis, Graham, Foster. Third Floor: Thompson, Floor Chief, Ollerman, Malamas, Wilson, C., Prideaux, Townsora, Steele, Pawelski, Goldstein, Barrett, Johnson, W., Scott, R., Eberle, Harrison, J. Fourth Floor: Medina, Floor Chief, Kohler, Miguel, Salgado, MacFall, Clevenger, Grebe Villolobos. A Behind You All The Way SHERIDAN AUTOMATIC ,,,,s,,C THE ss: nlnnsnv, Inc. ,NSWNG SPIRAL 2Ioo west LAKE STREET - CHICAGO I2 - ILLINOIS - Monroe 6-6210, sT,TCH,NG CERCLA AUTOMATIC Congratulations TR'MM'NG CERLOX T AUTOMATIC MODEL KK O SEAUNG FOLDING The ClClSS of '57 CJJRCEH-SR F LD N KALAMAzoo PuNcI-LING M Y AH P T a ou ros er in h PAMPHLET y p e BINDING Future an H ' A d ave Success In TINMNG Z Whatever You Do. EYELETTING - l U, H A g ART BLITSTEIN BEEWING A , 5 ,... ..s, . ,. CEYELETTED N A g BRASS PRONGSJ C DRILLING THE BEE BINDERY, Inc. . HAND WORK 124 ii Compliments of Compliments i RADIO STATION wolcz I, AIton's Own Station I Studios 229 Market St. I59O of Phone 5-5506 On Your Dial 4 Uffering The Best In I Entertainment I Sports A News S ervice PARK PLAZA MOTEL Lindberg Blvd. 8. Watson Road West Jcf. U.S. 66 - 61 - 67 By ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI 135 Unit! with Beautiful Honeymoon Suites and Swimming Pool. Expecting Gue.rt.r? If So, and You Are Short Of Rooms, Call Us For Rereruutionx. Every Room Has Your Guest Can Telephone Recommended By Duncan Hines Be Assured of Television Call TA 2-OI9I For Reservations peace and Quiet Rqdio Tom Mahoney, Manager Private Bath Congratulations To The Class Of 1957 CADILLAC BODY SERVICE 8524 Dunbortion Road Detroit, Michigan Compliments of ROCKFORD PAPER MILLS, INC. Rockford I Ilinois L ... F 125 FIRST FLOOR D BARRACKS EXTENDS BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1957 SECOND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR Schwartz, R. Floor Chiefs Blitstein, Floor Chief Dahm, Floor Chief Smith, M. Small Guardia Dillman Feder Sobell Crum Berman Murchison Thrower Edele, J. Wainer Wilson, W. Edele, E. Yoch Hutchings Glendening Rosenfeld Vasileff Lee Fulenwider Dinsmore, J. Lang, T. Flanders Bartle Cosner Hammel Buscher Bering Walsh Walker Smith, B. Cordero Pearson Erickson Gomez Graser Chatelain Porter Tanner Engle Poe Mesenbrink Wilson, L. Steele Gendron PHOTOGRAPHY S. Ashen - Brenner Studios, 4054 Lindell Blvd., St. Louis, Mo. W.M.A. Camera Club PRINTING AND BINDING Inter-Collegiate Press, Inc. 615 Wyandotte St., Kansas City, Mo. ADVERTISING The Staff and the Class of 1957 express deep appreciation to our many advertisers, whose generous support made the 1957 RECALL possible .126 ,... 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