Western Military Academy - Recall Yearbook (Alton, IL)

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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

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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

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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