Western Military Academy - Recall Yearbook (Alton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1959 volume:

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Academic Section: Milita ry-Commando nt Section: Athletics Section: Social Activities Section: Dramatics Section: Journalism Section: Advertisement Section: Circulation Section: Photography Section: Robert H. Scott John W. Earp Jerry Lee Harper Henry F. Prideaux David A. Bingham Robert W. Dittmann Robert D. Caruthers Daniel E. Howell Bruce K. Hammel William M. Brown Joe G. Cariss Donald B. French Frank Vest Kansas City, Missouri Mesa, Arizona Alton, Illinois University City, Missouri Bogota, Colombia New Haven, Connecticut St. Louis, Missouri E. St. Louis, Illinois Trenton, Illinois Aurora, Missouri Granite City, Illinois Gideon, Missouri Mattoon, Illinois The Senior Class gladly acknowledges the professional assistance given by Mr. Sid Ashenbrenner of Ashen-Brenner studios who made the photographs, Mr. G. F. Floyd who represented the G. R. Grubb 8: Co., who prepared the engrav- ings, and Mr. R. W. Smith and Mr. Simmons of the Simmons-Sisler Company, who printed this edition. The Sponsor WHY RECALL 1959! Western Military Academy is a place, a spirit, a personality. Against the backdrop of daily activities, many campus residents reflect colorful facets of personality in action and repose. lt is the purpose of the Recall to endeavor to recapture some of these overtones for this sentimental photographic biography of the academic year, 1958-1959. The editors of 1958-1959 Recall in returning to a letterpress type of repro- duction decided to emphasize the personalities of the Corps, some in a general way and some in special prominence. The central and primary theme is Who's Who. The secondary purpose of the Recall is to spotlight those persons in the Western scene who by some conspicuous achievement distinguished themselves. Their achievements made Western history. The editors would be remiss if they did not acknowledge the brutal fact that without the generous and loyal support of the persons, patrons and corporations who paid for the advertisements, there would have been no 1958-1959 edition. ln this regard, special recognition must be given to Mrs. W. E. Erickson, mother of Cadet Erickson who personally interested so many business organizations in the project. Really this volume should be dedicated to her. Likewise the editors wish to thank Mr. Ralph W. Smith for his professional assistance. Of course, the Head- master, the Recall sponsor, pressured the whole project to its happy conclusion. Finally, the editors in the 1958-1959 edition of the Recall beg forgiveness for any error of inclusion or oversight. Such action was purely accidental. Surely there is unlimited praise for all in this cadet attempt to provide the instrument that carves out of the present, the images that shall give the future generations a vivid, living appreciation of life at Western Military Academy in 1958-1959. Editors 'Hz-Q I958 - RECALL - I959 'K A THE SENIOR CIRCLE AND TERRACE THE LIPERI TENDE T COLONEL RALPH B. JACKSON Colonel Jackson, Western Military Academy l935, is to the manor-born, a Western man. His entire life has been lived on the Western campus. Apart from his years away for college education and military service, he has grown up with the Western tradition. As Super- intendent of the Academy since 1946, he follows in the footsteps of his grandfather, Colonel A. M. Jack- son, one of the Academy founders, and his own father, Colonel Ralph L. Jackson, Western Military Academy l904-l952. Colonel Jackson earned his MA Degree at Wash- ington University, his AB Degree at the University of Chicago. He also attended Princeton University and the University of Colorado. He served as a Lieutenant in the Naval Air Corps. Colonel Jackson knows cadet life as intimately as any cadet. His friendly manner and his sincere concern for the happiness and security of every cadet is appre- ciated by all cadets, patrons, and alumni. His life is Western. dmmistrative Council ss wmer Wiy gulf l Wg 5 s 'RW Left to Right PMST Athletic Director Headmaster. Standing: Superintendent, Director of Admissions, A Social Hostess and Dietitian Comrnandant Nurse lBusiness Manager absent.J THE HEADMASTER AND FACULTY Lt. Colonel C. L. Persing, Headmaster, has been in charge of the all-important academic department of Western for twenty-three years. He is a pillar of strength on the fac- ulty and in the school. No one can doubt Colonel Persing's sincerity in insist- ing upon high scholastic standards. He will battle for academics, and he is uncompromising in maintaining thorough classroom work. Colonel Persing came to Western Military Academy in 1937 from New Trier High School. He has a fine educa- tional background, as he holds degrees from three great universities: Colgate, Yale, and Northwestern. He has edited and authored a series of successful English text- books. At Western he has established a core curriculum of fundamental subjects which has won the approval of state inspectors. He has instituted such activities as the National Honor Society, MTO, the Junior-Senior speech program, LT' COLONEI' C' L- PERSING and many other valuable innovations. He stands firm in Heudmcsie' his support of his academic faculty. Under him, Western has upheld its high rating as a school. If great schools are built around great personalities, then Western has such a personality in Colonel Persing. MAJOR WILLIAM M. HINTON - English A. B. Degree at Birmingham-Southern in 1916. Graduate study at the University of Missouri, and Washington University. English instructor at WMA since 1936. Maior Hinton sponsors the cadet publication, the Shrapnel. W. M. HINTON MAJOR WILLIAM H. GREEN - Mathematics B. Ed. Degree at Eastern Illinois College in 1927. M. A. Degree at Uni- versity of Illinois in 1935. Mathematics instructor at WMA since 1943. Assists the Social Director, also the Dietitian, Cadet Banker, Horseman- ship director. W. H. GREEN is- '.. B. C. BRESSON R. P. MARTIN MAJOR BERNARD C. BRESSON - Biology B. S. Degree at Notre Dame in 1932. Graduate study at Wooster College, Akron University, and Shurtleft College. Science instructor at WMA since 1945. Coaches Varsity Swimming and Track. MAJOR CHARLES B. JACKSON - History A. B. Degree at Washington and Lee in 1947. Grad- uate study at Washington University and the Univer- sity of Colorado. History instructor at WMA since 1948. Director of Admissions since 1954. Coaches Varsity Soccer. MAJOR RICHARD P. MARTIN - English Ph. D. Degree at Northwestern University in 1954, M. A. Degree in 1940. A. B. Degree at Lake Forest Col- lege in 1935. English instructor and director of the Lower School at WMA since 1946. Dramatics Director. CAPTAIN GORDON J. LANGE - Physics, Chemistry M. S. Degree at University of Wisconsin in 1948, B. S. in 1939. Graduate study at Washington University, St. Louis University, Carnegie Institute of Technology. Instructor in Physical Sciences at WMA since 1949. Secretarial Staff C. B. JACKSON G. J. LANGE Seated: Mrs. C. Brown, Miss Alma Kramer, Miss Helen Mullen. Standing: Miss S. Gabriel, Mrs. H. Peacher. CAPTAIN JAMES J. HILGERT- Mathematics B. S. Degree at University of Minnesota in 1950. Graduate study at University of Minnesota and Purdue University. Instructor in mathematics at WMA since 1953. CAPTAIN JOSEPH W. SUTTON - English B. S. in Ed. Degree at Southeast Missouri State in 1946. Graduate study at Arizona State, St. Louis J, J, HILGER1' University, and Southern Illinois University. Instruc- tor in English at WMA since 1954. Librarian since 1956. Coaches varsity golf. J. W. SUTTON CAPTAIN LOUIS A. MALONE - English and Latin X M. A. Degree at DePaul University in 1939, A. B. in 1 A I radudtt dy' at Notre Dame and Loyola University in Chicago. lnstgzuqto' in En lishl nd Latin at WMA since 1954. He also sponsors Club 400, M I nd yermaster. CAPTAIN JAMES L. Goonwm - English L- A- MMONE A. B. Degree at Southeast Missouri State in 1950, B. S. in Ed. in 1954. He also attended Oklahoma A. 81 M. Instructor in English at WMA since 1955. Director of athletics since 1956. MRS. ALMA STACK PERSING - Spanish J. L. GOODWIN M. A. Degree at Northwestern University in 1928. A. B. Degree at Baylor College in 1922. Graduate study at University of Chicago, University of Illinois, and Norte American-Mexican Institute. Instructor in Spanish at WMA since 1955. Active in campus life since 1937. MRS. A. S. PERSING COLONEL WILLIAM R. PARIENT - Mathematics B. S. Degree at United States Military Academy in 1929. Graduate study at w. R, PARIENT Purdue and University of Indiana. Instructor in mathematics at WMA since 1957. ,Ja is No 'f CAPTAIN WALTER J. KRASNANSKY - History Q,'W.3W A. B. Degree at William Jewell in 1957. Graduate study at Pennsylvania State College in 1957. Instructor in history at WMA since 1957. Coaches C football, basketball and baseball. ,Q-ui CAPTAIN GERALD P. HARSHANY-Mathematics w. J. KRASNANSKY and Latin B. A. Degree at Quincy College in 1955. Gradu- ate study at the University of Illinois, St. ,Joseph Col- lege, and St. Louis University. Instructor in nggthe- matics and Latin since 1958. 1 ik I qudlf ' . 1 ff! CAPTAIN EDWARD w. VOSS-Commercial subisg ,4 , 9 B. S. Degree at St. Louis University in 1955. Instructor in Commercial Sub iects at WMA since 1958. Coaches B soccer. He is the Assistant Commandant E. W. VOSS CAPTAIN FRANK E. CRUMPACKER - Health B. S. Degree at Colorado State University in 1954. Graduate study at River tion. Instructor in Health and football coach at WMA since 1958. Varsity foot ups-if ball, basketball, and track. F. E. CRUMPACKER MRS. VIRGINIA W. BRYAN A. B. Degree 1934 from Washington University with a major in English, minor in mathematics. Instructor of Lower School classes since 1957. MRS. VIRGINIA W. BRYAN side Junior College, Los Angeles State, and Colorado State College of Educa- ATIONAL HQNCR SOCIETY- Cum Laude Team .,. ,. . N Q , I 1 , 3,2 ,.,, ..'rf.X,., W hx .. i V6.7 LS 1 ' rm. Ani YH aT i 'L Q ali? , K, , fu ' .:, f Ar' gg' , 1 A, In 2 , e Y' f :vfi ' I, at S If Slip Q il, gi iii? f li : at 4 V - nw. . il! is in-Q-Q R, M ga in if? Buck: Walsh, Harper. Front: Bingham, D., Lt. Colonel Persing, Scotf. LUB 490 - Academic Pace-Setters Buck: Templeton, Pratt, Bingham, K., Bishop, Cook, Pollock, Glendenning, Mitvalsky. From: Shanahan, Mueller, Sponsor Malone, Sullivan, Stevens. THE CLASS OF l959 The Proud and the Mighty SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer COMMENCEMENT HONORS Valedictorian Salutatorian QUILL AND SCROLL NATIONAL AWARDS Drouyn, J. Scott, R. ACADEMIC HONORS Cadet Lt. Bingham, D. Cadet Lt, Walsh, J. Cadet Lt. Harper, J. Cadet Capt. Scott, R. JERRY LEE HARPER 2000 Washington Avenue, Alton, Illinois Graduates Cum Laude , National Honor Society, Cadet 2nd Lt., President of Senior Class, Floor Chief, 3rd of D , President of MTO, Athletic Editor of 1959 RECALL, President of W Club, Varsity Football, 2 Years, Captain of A Team, 1958, All-Conference Football Selection, 1958, Basketball, Varsity, 2 Years, Baseball, Varsity, 2 Years, Track, 1 Year, All A-B-C Basketball, 1959. Senior Class Sponsor . . . . Lt. Colonel C. L. Persing SENIOR HONOR MEN Cadet Lt. J. Harper Cadet Capt. B. French Cadet Lt. J. Walsh Cadet Capt. J. Cariss Cadet Lt. Bingham, D. Cadet Lt. Walsh, J. JOURNALISTIC Dittmann, R. Caruthers, R. National Honor Society Cum Laude National Honor Society Cum Laude National Honor Society Cum Laude National Honor Society Cum Laude MILITARY HONOR AWARD Cadet Capt. Scott, R. Chicago Tribune Gold and Silver Medal Award Cadet Capt. Earp, W. Chicago Tribune Silver Award 119581 NATIONAL THESPIANS Bingham, D. May, W. Howell, D. Earp, W. NAVAL R. O. T. C. AWARDS Harper, J. McConachie, J. Walsh, J. Hayes, M. Scott, R. CLUB PREXIES AND CHAIRMEN Harper, J. W Club, MTO Chairman Howell, D. Thespian Barrett, T. Co-Chairman, Senior Dance Committee Prideaux, H. Co-Chairman, Senior Dance Committee SPORTS CAPTAINS Harper, J. Varsity Football Froebe, P. Varsity Soccer CGVISS, J. Varsity Soccer McGrady, L. Cross-Country Team 11 NSENIOR VALEDICTORY-THE ALUMNI OATH . H 1' DONALDIBRUCE FRENCH BIob Gideon, Missouri 5 Years C8-125 Cadet Captain, Barracks Chief of C , Vice President, Freshman Class, President, Sophomore Class, Presi- dent, Junior Class, Vice President, Senior Class, Codes- pians, 2 Years, Thespians, 'I Year, A Soccer, B Football, RECALL StaH, WMAS Radio Club, 'I Year. DANIEL EDWARD HOWELL, JR. Dan 2402 St. Clair Ave., E. St. Louis, Ill. 5 Years C8-T21 Cadet 2nd Lt., Floor Chief, Ist of A , Executive OFficer, B Company, Honor Guard, 3 Years, MTO, 3 Years, Shrapnel Editorial Staff, 4 Years, Business Manager, RECALL, President, Thespians, Cadespians, 4 Years, Swimming Squad, I Year, Manager, Track Team, 'I Year, Junior and Senior Dance Committee, Producer and Director, Radio Station WMAS, 3 Years. GLENN OWEN PETERSEN Pete Wardell, Missouri 5 Years C8-122 Cadet 2nd Lt., Floor Chief, D , MTO, 3 Years, Shrap- nel Staff, I Year, Cadespians, Track and Cross Country Teams, RECALL Staff, Senior Dance Committee. M-nge' With a Solemn Sense of My Responsibility X 1 V fo! J' :milky HENRY FREDERICK PRIDEAUX H 1227 Waldron Ave., University City, Mo. 5 Years C8-121 Cadet 2nd Lt., Senior Social Chairman, Junior Dance Committee Co-Chairman, RECALL Stott, Cadespians, Swimming Team. ,f V Q I . C 7 I 7 7, r 1-I C ', T If , Q, ' THOMAS SULLIVAN BARRETT, JR. B-W 2305 Commonwealth, Chicago, Ill. 4 Years Cadet 2nd Lt., Floor Chief, 3rd of C , Shrapnel, 2 Years, RECALL Staff, Cadespians, Thespians, Basket- ball, C , Football, B , Tennis, 3 Years, Cross-Country, Co-Chairman, Senior Dance Committee, 4 Years. Sec- ond generation at Western. 1- I, , I A Ufcgw X DAVID ALEXANDER BINGHAM Bongo 38 Signal Hill Blvd., E. St. Louis, Ill, 4 Years Valedictorian, Graduates Cum Laude , National Honor Society, Cadet 2nd Lt., Best non-com award in I958, Floor Chief, 3rd of C , Club 400, 3 Years, Vice President, MTO, 3 Years, Cadespian, 2 Years, Thespians, 1 Year, Vice President, Football B , Swim- ming Team, 3 Years, Dance Committees, 4 Years. l Pledge Myself to Hold CURTIS JAMES JOHN BLOOME Curt 206 E. Maple St., Gillespie, Ill. 4 Years Cadet 2nd Lt., Military Ellliciency Medals, Honor Guard, 1 Year, RECALL Staff, Varsity Football, 3 Years, B Football, 1 Year, Varsity Soccer, 2 Years, B Soccer, 1 Year, Basketball Manager, 1 Year, Track, 3 Years, W Club, 2 Years, Secretary, Dance Committees, 4 Years. JOSEPH GREGORY CARISS Baby Duck 2600 Edison Ave., Granite City, Ill. 3V2 Years Cadet Captain, Commander, D Company, Barracks Chief of B , Class Treasurer, Junior and Senior Years, Varsity Football, 2 Years, Varsity Soccer, 3 Years, B Soccer, 1 Year, W Club, 2 Years, RECALL Staff, Senior Dance Committee, Varsity Soccer Captain, 1958-1959. ROBERT DAUB CARUTHERS Mad Dog 1600 June Drive, St. Louis 38, Mo. 4 Years Cadet 2nd Lt., MTO, Quill and Scroll, Class Editor, 3 Years, RECALL and Shrapnel Editorial Staffs, Prom Reporter, 1 Year, Glee Club, 1 Year, Cadespians, 3 Years, Basketball, C and D , Tennis, B , Football, B , 3 Years, Soccer, A , 1 Year, Dance Committees, 4 Years. My Bond, a Sacred Trust Y -'tic N in ROBERT WIlllAM DITTMANN Ditts 426 Prospect St., New Haven, Conn. 4 Years Cadet 2nd Lt., Floor Chief of B , 1st, MTO, Quill and Scroll, Shrapnel Silver Medal, Shrapnel Editorial Staft, 2 Years, B Soccer, 2 Years, Co-Captain, Cross-Coun- try, 2 Years, Track, Glee Club, 1 Year, Prom Reporter, 1 Year, RECALL Staft, Junior and Senior Dance Com- mittees, Band, 1 Year, Bugle Band Commander, 1 Year. JOHN WYATT EARP Wyatt 554 North Ashland, Mesa, Arizona 4 Years Cadet Captain, Commander D Company, Silver Trib- une Award, 1958, Honor Guard, 2 Years, Assistant Commander, 1958, Barracks Chief of D , Academic Progress Award in 1955, MTO, 4 Years, Shrapnel, 1 Year, RECALL Military Editor, Cadespians, 2 Years, Thespians, 1 Year, Dance Committees, 4 Years. PAUI. LESTER HAMBEL Paul 4921 Forest Ave., Downers Grove, lll. 4 Years Cadet 2nd Lt., Floor Chief, 2nd E , MTO, 3 Years, RECALL Staff, Band, 3 Years, Glee Club, 1 Year, Dance Committees, 4 Years, Soccer, 2 Years, Football, 2 Years, A Track, 2 Years, W Club. To Accept My Diploma JOHN TERRY MCCONACHIE D. J. Evansville, Illinois 4 Years Cadet 2nd Lt., Floor Chief 1st C , MTO, 2 Years, Cadespians, RECALL Staff, Junior and Senior Dance Committees, Football, 1 Year, Soccer, 3 Years, Base- ball, 1 Year, Basketball, 1 Year, Cross-Country, 1 Year. Xa . jifoaenf I-uwwooia scott Beaver 7171 Cherokee Dr., Kansas City, Mo. 4 Years Graduates f'Cum Laude , National Honor Society, Cadet Laptain, Battalion Commander, Gold Tribune Medal, 1959, sauvefchaeege Tribune Medea, 1958, Soyoerior Army Cadet in 1958, Military Ef11ciency Avfard, 1958-59, NROTC Citation, Honor Guard, 2 'Years, Commander 1958, Barracks Chief of E , Aca- demic Honor Roll, 4 Years, MTO, 4 Years, Shrapnel Staff, 1 Year, Quill and Scroll, RECALL Academic Editor, Cadespian, lead in 1958 Christmas Festival Play, Golf, Junior and Senior Dance Committees, Band, 2 Years, Gold Tribune Medal. MERRITT LLEWELLYN STANLEY 7519 Parkdale Ave., Clayton, Mo. 4 Years Cadet Master Sergeant, Battalion Staff Sergeant Major, Assistant Floor Chief, 1st of A , B Soccer, 2 Years, A Soccer, 1 Year, Glee Club, 2 Years, Junior and Senior Dance Committee, RECALL Business Staff. As an Emblem of My Fitness to Serve 'ff' ff s ff X2 MICHAEL HARRELL WEINSTING Mickey Telegraph Road, Mehlville 23, Mo. 4 Years Ms. Sergeant, Chief, 3rd Floor of A , MTO, 4 Years, Dance Committees, 4 Years, Co-Chairman, Senior Year, RECALL Staff, B Football, 2 Years, Varsity Swim Team, 3 Years, Basketball, I Year. CLAIRI ADAMS WILSON Fair Legs Winchester, Illinois Cadet 2nd Lt., Chief, First Floor E , MTO, 3 Years, Senior and Junior Dance Committees, A Soccer, I Year, B Soccer, 2 Years, Cross-Country, 3 Years, 100-Mile Club, RECALL Staff. JOHN BARRY DEMSKY Smiley 929 Surrey Lane, St. Louis, Missouri 3 Years Cadet 2nd Lt., Floor Chief of A Barracks, Cades- pians, Rifle Team, Radio Club, Station WMAS, I Year, Senior Dance Committee, RECALL Staff. l Do, Therefore, Pledge Myself CHARLES JOHN FROEBE, ll Canuck Homewood, Manitoba, Canada 3 Years Master Sergeant, Assistant Floor Chief of B Barracks, B Soccer, Senior Dance Committee, RECALL Staff. I' Y , , ' s- ffilzltfl-wwf l. All fl u 1 . X: as-'ff L f . WENDELL PAUL FROEBE Canuck Homewood, Manitoba, Canada 3 Years Cadet 2nd Lt., MTO, Varsity Soccer, 2 Years, Varsity Track, 2 Years, B Football and Baseball, RECALL Staff, Senior Dance Committee. ROWLAND ALLEN FULENWIDER Fuley 217 E. Adams St., Jackson, Mo. 3 Years Cadet Master Sergeant, RECALL Staff, Shrapnel Staff, Glee Club, 2 Years, Dance Committeesg Varsity Foot- ball, 1 Year, B Football, 2 Years, B Track and Baseball, J. V. Swim Team. it To Hold Wi ,Y i -t th Untarnished Honor BRUCE KENT HAMMEI. Teddy Bear 106 N. Main St., Trenton, Ill. 3 Years Master Sergeant, Assistant RECALL Business Manager, Floor Chief, B Basketball, B Football. GERARDO LOZANO CANTU Lou Washington lO28pte., Monterrey N. L. Mexico 3 Years 2nd Lt., MTO, Floor Chief, 2nd of C , Senior Dance Committee, Cadespians, Football, 2 Years, Track, 3 Years, Glee Club, W Club. LARRY ARTHUR McGRADY Moc 9323 Aster, Affton 23, Missouri 3 Years Sergeant First Class, Floor Chief, 3rd B , Color Guard, I Year, RECALL Athletic Section, W Club, Senior Dance Committee, Varsity Basketball, 3 Years, Base- ball, 3 Years, Track, I Year, Cross-Country, 1 Year. All A-B-C Basketball Team, 2 Years. The Best Traditions of My Alma Mater WILLARD GORDON MAY Last Day No. 8 Palisades Drive, Little Rock, Ark. 3 Years Cadet 2nd Lt., A Company Commander, Floor Chief, second of D , MTO, RECALL Staff, Thespians. WILLIAM THOMAS MILLS BiII 2506 Pine Grove, Muskegon, Michigan 3 Years Cadet Sgt. First Class, Floor Chief, 2nd of B , RECALL Staff, Shrapnel, Cadespians, 2 Years, Basketball, 1 Year, Football, 2 Years, Track, 3 Years, Soccer, 2 Years, W Club, Senior Dance Committee. JOSEPH DENNIS PERRY Duey 427 Greenwood Place, Collinsville, Ill. 3Years Cadet Sergeant First Class, Floor Chief Fourth of A , Business Staff, Shrapnel and RECALL, Cadespians, Varsity Football, Dad's Award for Team Loyalty, B and C Football, B Track, A Track, C Basket- ball, Senior Dance Committee. was 'Q -'QM' se 3' :Wwe 'if To Maintain Myself at All Times :PQ fi s IW. JOHN LEON SOBELL Scratch 1940 Lincolnshire Dr., Detroit 3, Mich. 3 Years Cadet Private First Class, Varsity Soccer, l Year, B Soccer, 2 Years, A Baseball, l Year, B Baseball, 2 Years. v .guy ,Q , -.4 .: , if Q, . F' I ,W l JAMES SCOTT WALSH -A L. Tiny , 32 NeEtunexAve., Deal, Nev! Jersey 3 Years L N E ' I 1, 1 lr xi' -Sailutatorian,,QLmuateg 'lCum Laude , National Honor Society, Cqxdet Cdgiain, Military Efficiency Award, 3 Years, C Company Commander, Honor Guard, 2 Years, Secretary, Senior Class, Sgt.-at-Arms, Junior Class, 400 Club, l Year, RECALL Associate Editor, Cadespians, WMAS Cadet Radio Club, Junior Prom Dance Committee. LORENZO GUSTAVO AGUILAR Agui 330 Central Ave., San Pedro Garza Garcia N. L. Mexico 2 Years Cadet Sergeant, Military Efficiency Award, Barracks Chief of F , RECALL Editorial Staff, Varsity Football, 'l Year, Varsity Soccer, l Year, Glee Club, Band, Senior Dance Committee. QQ 1 if As a Good Soldier JOAQUIN AMARO YZAGUIRRE Profe Monte Blanco No. 615, Mexico City 2 Years Cadet Sergeant, Latin American Platoon Commander, RECALL Staff, Glee Club, 2 Years, Junior and Senior Dance Committees, Varsity Soccer, 2 Years, Baseball, I Year, Rifle Team, I Year, Track, I Year. WILLIAM MACK BROWN Bill 418 Lincoln Ave., Aurora, Mo. 2 Years Cadet Sergeant First Class, Military Efficiency Award, Assistant Floor Chief, Rifle Team, 2 Years, RECALL Business Staff. JOHN RICHARD CRAWFORD Crawfish 6007 Petersburg Road, Evansville, Ind. 2 Years Cadet Sergeant, Assistant Floor Chief, 2nd of A , RECALL Staff, Cadespians, I Year, B Basketball. ,fllg fra XX El fp, If ln PersonalaHb or ff? 'ffl 11: n N All i E Ll l f .1 All QW l fx ,I 'lj , 5,13 A W IU 1, ssllwlsJ,AlLFn?gj ROZN . Pear Shaped , Ana? 'N 24 yna o, Puerto Rico 2 Years f l f' K f' U , J 'Nl C til Se tg , ss' nt Barracks Chief of C p Q ill lglf e ve Staff of Shrapnelp RECALL J E itorl l'xS iffy C ' spiansp Glef Club: Junior Prom A-A ommitte 1 A , It ally A rack Team: A Soccer, 2, e rs. l ! I H if l l f' f rl ly U' , fx 'fl Al If: A Is Lf 9-ff L ,f fl ,fu - W rl llnl N1 fl U, fl l kiln K.. x if A I, MQ' If .xt gf ti ,- jf fy. Y if ff, ,ff :iff fir ,f lf if MICHAEL MARTIN HAYES Monk Havana, Illinois 2 Years Cadet Sergeantp RECALL Editorial Staff, B Basketball, J. V. Trackp Assistant Barracks Chief of E . J BERKLEY JONES, JR. 549 North Taylor Ave., Kirkwood 22, Mo. 2 Years Cadet Sergeant First Class, Assistant Floor Chief of C Barracks: MTOp RECALL Staff, Dramatics, Glee Club: Varsity Tennis, 2 Years. QQ 1 1 1 i? N ln High Ambition Fixx ix A if N ,X l A x V X k V- . X, ST R AR Vw: 1 -'-X' -.' Stu 5, X 5 l 5905 . airti ., gl xx- 2 Years x Cadet it Firs ix- att aff, Assistant Floor Chi of as s- -Vw' ' orial Staff- , , Q . X , , Senior Dalnc ' ' 'X sity Football Manager, 2 a - i anager, 2 Years, Varsity B seb l League Manager . i WILLIAM HERMAN KAUFMANN KOH H88 Mullen Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. 2 Years Cadet Sergeant First Class, Assistant Floor Chief, lst of B , MTO, RECALL Editorial Staff, Cadespians, Var- sity Football, Glee Club, Astronomy, Senior Dance Committee, Junior Prom and Dance Committee, Track. JAMES GILBERT LEIGH, IV Beanstalk 2520 North Taylor St., Little Rock, Ark. 2 Years Cadet Master Sergeant, Military Etiticiency Award, Thespians, RECALL Staff. lf Q! Y! ln Loyalty THOMAS CRAIG ROBINSON Robbie 912 South Council St., Attica, Ind. 2 Years Cadet Sergeant First Class, Assistant Barracks Chief of A , Member of MTO, Golf, 2 Years, A Football, 3 Years. DONALD FRANCIS SACEMAN Dino P. O. Box 35, Lake Placid, Florida 2 Years Cadet 2nd Lt., Barracks Chief of A Barracks, Codes- pians, I Year, Thespians, 'l Year, Junior and Senior Dance Committee, Varsity Football, 2 Years, RECALL Staff. NEAL ROBERT SMITH Smitty 8 Ridge Lane, Signal Point, Belleville, Ill. 2 Years Cadet Sergeant First Class, RECALI. Business Staff, B Football, Swimming, B Soccer, A Football, B Basketball. And in Duty, So Help Me God RONALD AUSTIN SMITH Ron R. R. No. 2, Greencastle, Ind. 2 Years Cadet Sergeant First Class, MTOg RECALL Staff, Cades- pians, 1 Year, Glee Club, 1 Year, W Club, Varsity Soccer, 2 Years, Varsity Football, 2 Years, Track, Camera Club. STUART HOXTON SMITH, JR. Droopy 66 Briarcliff, Clayton 24, Mo. 2 Years Cadet Sergeant, MTOg RECALL Circulation Staff. FRANK JAMES VEST Fingers R. R. No. 3, Mattoon, Ill. Cadet Sergeant, Assistant Floor Chief, Varsity Foot- ball, 2 Years, Golf, 2 Years, Track, 2 Years, W Club, 2 Years, W Club Treasurer, Senior and Junior Dance Committees. A,-A i f ff - THE CLASS OF l960- The Junior Prom Makers Don Naeve Tom Dickson Paul Lockitski Gary Mueller Erich Schwengel Bert Hyman Harry Pratt Pete Sullivan Karl Doucleff Tom Lange Jerry Kerrigan Don Calvin Leroy Helman John Jedlicka Dave Stevens JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President .. . Thomas, P. Vice-President Stevens, D. Secretary , Mueller, G. Treasurer Dickson, T. Sergeant-at-Arms Naeve, D. Sponsor ., , Maior C. B. Jackson PURDOM CLARK THOMAS, JR. Winner of All-ABC League Football Team Membership Alton Quarterback Club's Player of the Week Elected President of W Club for 1959-60 JUNIOR HONOR MEN Winner of All-ABC League Football Team Membership Alton Quarterback Club's Player ofthe Week Co-Chairman, Junior Dance Committee Elected Vice-President of W Club for 1959-60 Elected Treasurer of W Club for 1959-60 Quill and Scroll Alton Quarterback Club's Back ofthe Week Elected Secretary of W Club for 1959-60 Scorekeeper and Statistics Keeper par excellence Winner of W Club Special Award for Sports Writing Excellence, National Thespianp President of 400 Undefeated Diver on the 1959 Swimming Team WMA's Representative at the State Swimming Meet Quill and Scroll Business Manager of Shrapnel Quill and Scroll, Treasurer of Club 400 Chicago Tribune Silver Medal 119593 Quill and Scroll: Vice-President of 400 Club Color Guard Commander Treasurer, National Thespians Holds Two Western Swim Records: 100-Yard Breast Stroke: 1:25.0 Q1 9581 160-Yard Medley Relay Team: 1:38.0i1958J Manager B Football Manager A Soccer Captain of the Swimming Team Holder of Western Pool Record for 100-Yard Butterfly: 1:10.0 Honor Guard Commander, Secretary of 400 Club r ,QQ maya! f' WL .4 O Western, We Sing to You 0 Western, the Red and Blue ea 10 W Q wh, V9 ,4 ...wr ' :v,,.- ff . M- 1.2 1 sg, r ,. 1' A-vu. ' 5' 1.2. K I J ' ,..f ...g S' x y , ,, in , 16111 Gilchrist, Detroit 35, Mich. B. BACALL, 940 North Oak Park Mexico 10, D. F., Mexico. EDWARD R. ALLEN, 3015 Rex, Overland 14, Mo. JAMES L. ANDERSON WILLIAM D. ASSENHEIMER, 1817 Wabash Ave., Dayton, Ohio. CARY Ave., Oak Park, III. ARMANDO BARONA, Sierra Paracaima No. 1185, . Louis 22, Mo. DAVID M. BROWN, R. F. D. 2, Box 470B, Provo, Utah. DAVID L. BRUDER, R. R. No. 1, Champaign, Ill. DONALD E. CALVIN, 1015 West Congress, Pacific, Mo. SAI L. CHING, 2623 Aaliamcmu Place, Honolulu, Hawaii. CHESTER E. BROWN, Hilltop Trailer Court, Lot 34, 9618 Watson Rd., St PHILLIP E. CHRISTIANSEN, 3106 Grandview Blvd., Sioux City, Iowa. EUGENIO CLARIOND, V. Carranza 850, Monterrey, N. L., Mexico. CLIFTON K. CLAUSING, 720 Greenwood, Wilmette, lll. CHRIS J. COCK- RUM, 1414 Parkside Drive, Evansville, Incl. JAMES H. COOK, 107 Craig Ave., Freeport, L. I., N. Y. THOMAS C. DICKSON, 1202 McKinley Blvd., Alton, III. THOMAS S. DINSMORE, R. R. No. 3, Clinton, Ill. KARL C. DOUCLEFF, 815 Henry St., Alton, Ill. WALTER G. DUDEK, 6650 South Francisco, Chicago, lll. THOMAS W. DUFFIELD, 3828 Winifred, Wayne, Mich. X Now We Pledge Our Loyalty Ever Staunch and True 'P' j A x , S 1 .53 .1 1 5 . 9 Cyq 3 . Q if .tn . li. '5 1 1 an ' K J l: ' 4? ! ' V I 8 lr 1 Y. K un. .. HORATIO D. DURST, R. R. No. 1, Box 122A, Port Sulphur, La. DAVID K. EDDY, 730 Maple Ave., Downers Grove, Ill. FREDERICK P. EDER, 2208 North Sixth St., Sheboygan, Wis. HAWLEY J. EGLESTON, 2011 Beechwood, Wilmette, Ill. JOHN G. GERSTNER, 522 Olive St., Webster Groves, Mo. GRANT T. GLASCOCK, lncapuquio, Casilla 303, Tacna, Peru, S. A. JAMES E. GLAZEBROOK, 2611 West Barker, Peoria, lll. WILLIAM W. GRAHAM, 1218 N. Main St., Poplar Blult, Mo. PHILIP W. GRANT, 3125 East 231st St., Chicago Heights, lll. EDUARDO GUERRERO, Frac. Zarco, Chihuahua, Chihuahua, Mexico. DAVID M. HAGGARD, R. R. No. 2, Steele, Mo. GEORGE T. HAUSMANN, 1759 East Fifth, Washington, Mo. LEROY E. HELMAN, 18980 San Juan, Detroit 21, Mich. BERT A. HYMAN, Pork-Shelton Hotel, 15 East Kirby, Detroit, Mich. JOHN C. JEDLICKA, 815 Fillmore St., St. Louis, Mo. CHARLES F. KENNARD, R. R. No. 2, Mount Carmel, lll. PAUL J. KERRIGAN, 1322 Warrington Rd., Deer- field, Ill. THOMAS L. LANGE, R. R. No. 2, Freeburg, lll. AMERICO LARRALDE, Mitras No. 2525, Col. Obispado, Monterrey, N. L., Mexico. ROBERT E. LEE, 4613 Prospect Ave., Downers Grove, Ill. We'll Never Forget These Years y .. 'Il dl. Ya So Let Our Motto Be i 911,16 if SEQ gg G. r 'N PAUL J. LOCKITSKI, 20293 Bentler, Detroit 19, Mich. ROBERT G. LONERGAN, 536 Driftwood Drive, No. 1, Centro, Calif. DAVID T. LONG, 1202 North Douglas, Peoria, Ill. GERALD R. MCKELVEY, 2229 St. Joseph, Pontiac, Mich. JORGE MALDONADO, Cholulo num. 1515 cruz con Bravo, Monterrey, N. L., Mexico. JOHN D. MERKLE, 1210 Henry St., Alton, lll. JACK L. MICHAEL, 3321 Franklin St., Highland, Ind. MICHAEL E. MOORE, Canal Rd., Box 201, Montezuma, Ind. GARY R. MUELLER, 1106 E. Main St., Belleville, Ill. DONALD W. NAEVE, 2647 Delmar, Granite City, Ill. RONALD H. NIECE, 9316 Silverside Drive, South Lyon, Mich. FREDERICK M. PETERSEN, 2754 W. North Shore, Chicago, Ill. PIZA LEON, Nueces 282, Mexico, D, F., Mexico. CLYDE S. PORTER, 5 Spring Drive, St. Charles, Mo. HARRY D. PRATT, 2018 Washington Ave., Alton, Ill. RONALD A. REECE, 7 Larkin Lane, Creve Coeur, Mo. FRANCISCO RIVERA, 40 Calle A 2-21, Zona 1, Guatemala, Guatemala, C. A. JAMES D. ROSENFELD, 2 Ladue Manor, St. Louis, Mo. FRED J. RUBINSTEIN, 17553 Stoepal, Detroit 21, Mich. JAY R. RUTHERFORD, 710 Maple, Downers Grove, Ill. I Ever Loyal, Ever True Western, Here's to You Q' Vg .J ROBERT C. SCHMIDT, 50 Granvue Drive, Belleville, Ill. ERICH O. SCHWENGEL, 141 Norlh Hudson Sl., Coldwater, Mich. JOHN K. SEXTON, 217 West Hazel, Walnuf Ridge, Ark. ARTHUR A. SIlVERMAN, 7336 Kingsbury Blvd., University City, Mo. DENNIS I.. SLOAN, 7957 Soulh Oglesby Ave., Chicago 17, Ill. STEPHEN P. STARKEY, 813 Oakland, Mount Vernon, Ill. PAUL E. STEELE, JR., 505 Lesfer, Poplar Bluff, Mo. DAVID F. STEVENS, 5107 Kelsey Rd., Dallas, Texas. PETER V. SUI.lIVAN, 908 N. Courl, Carroll, Iowa. JOSE A. URIBE, 115 Cusfellana Drive, Nogales, Ariz. GROVER C. WI'IEElER, III, 413 SOUIII I5ih Sf., Clinlon, Okla. STEPHEN E. WILLIAMS, 601 E. Jefferson, Kirkwood 22, Mo. LAWRENCE J. WOLOK, 18453 Appoline, Delroil 35, Mich. JOHN F. YOCH, 619 Goss Ave., Belleville, Ill. JAMES W. YORK, 409 Wes? Cenfer, Fairfield, Ill. JOHN WALTER MCDOUGAL, 912 Poplar, Poplar Bluff, Mo. THE CLASS OE l962- The Verdant Frosh PRESIDENT Erik Clifford Guldager VICE-PRESIDENT John Arthur Bishop SECRETARY Charles Matthew Erickson TREASURER James Alexander Lawrence SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Michael Patrick Disbro SPONSOR Lt. Colonel G. M. Magee , A 'ix V . X ig gl! tx President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sergeontfut-Ai! 1 w ' ERIK CLIFFORD GULDAGER, 1505 Astor, Chicago IO, Ill., JOHN ARTHUR BISHOP, Frankton, Ind., CHARLES MATTHEW ERICKSON, I525 W. Vernon Ave., Springfield, III., JAMES ALEXANDER LAWRENCE, I9777 Meadowbrook Rd., Northville, Mich., MICHAEL PATRICK DISBRO, 'l4I2 Highland Ave., Dayton IO, Ohio. JOHN LAWRENCE ADAMS, I6 Juanita Pl., Belleville, Ill., TIMOTHY WILLIAM ALLEE, 3401 Willow Dr., Mattoon, Ill., HARVEY JAMES ALEXANDER, 326 Fourth St., Downers Grove, Ill., JAMES RUSSEL ANDER- SON, JR., Pacific, Mo., VICTOR ANGEL, Calle 44 No. 20, Panama, R. P. Veterans of Goodwin's English ,l 'V Rv -ul-J? A ., :IE . . ' wx 130 JOHN PHILIP BECKER, 7545 Parlxdale, Clayton, Mo., KENNETH RAYMOND BINGHAM, Calle 69, 5-20 Bogota, Colombia, ROBERT LEE BODKIN, 1484 Dearborn, Dr., St. Louis 22, Mo., STEPHEN JEREMY BOLAN, 311 St. Mary's St., Suttons Boy, Mich., TODD GOSS BROWN, 9618 Watson Rd., St. Louis 23, Mo. DENNIS JAMES BYCZYNSKI, 5721 S. Winchester, Chicago, III., RAMON CARDENAS, JR., Sut America Num 401, Colonia Vista Hermosa, Monterrey, N. L., Mexico, GORDON CHARLES CARLSON, 3303 Broad- way, Rockford, III., JAMES HENRY CLEVENGER, 216 W. 13th, Port Angeles, Washington, WILLIAM CHARLES CUKER, 5922 Clifton, St. Louis 9, Mo. JAMES FIELDING DALE, JR., 130 Ave., Owensboro, Ky., EUGENE FRANCIS DONALDSON, JR., R. R. 1, Morrisonville, III., WALLACE EDGAR DYER, JR., 1522 Old Manor, Wichita, Kan., EUGENE LEE EDELE, 3890 Federer Place, St. Louis 16, Mo. 5 N. 25th St., St. Joseph, Mo., WILLIAM W. DAMRON, 2011 Lexington JERRY OWEN EDELE, 3890 Federer Place, St. Louis 16, Mo., DOYLE EUGENE ENGLE, 300 Southgate Dr., ' W. Outer Dr., Detroit 35, Mich., STUART MYLES FINSILVER Belleville, Ill., DAVID ANTON FEDER, 5122 18656 Roselawn, Detroit 21, Mich., THEODORE FRITCHEY, JR., R. R. 2, Champaign, III. .L lf Iv A ...Q -3 Qi 's AJ ss r 1.1 Y Q' QA save., wuukegun, nl., oAvin Lenoir JAco w iv ' ' Veterdrkzjpj Green's Geometry 4 X S Q . sf 'N' N jy J ily, X ff, ual!! ilk' . as, K. GRASER, 31815 W. BRUCE WILLIAM GLASCOCK, lncapuquio, Casilla 303, Tacna, Peru, S. A., .IAY Chicago Rd., Livonia, Mich., FRANCISCO JAVIER GUADA, 3 Avenida con 8 Trans., Quinia Anabelle, Urb. ' ' ' C ARLES Allamira, Caracas, Venezuela, CARLOS GUERRERO, Frac. Zarco, Chihuahua, Chlh., Mexico, H JULIANTHARDY, 645 E. Wesiminsler, Lake Forest, lll. HAROLD DEWARD HARDESTY, 5321 S. Fair Elms Ave., Forest Hills, Western Springs, lil., MARK REED HARRISON, Drake Hotel, Benion, Ill., LIONEL KENRICK HASTINGS, Villa Ridge, Ill., RONALD VIRGIL 'BENDRICKS, Fbrie fe'quitaia, Av. Federico Ponies, Salvador, Bahia, Brazil. 1924 Brassie Ave., Sl. Louis County, Mo., GEORGE WILLIAM HUGHES, cfo Pefrobras, Depex NY HUTCHINGS, 2916 Cresceni JAMES HENRY HUMBERT, 235 E. Division, Kewanee, Ill., THOMAS ANTHO BS, 5140 Jacobs lane, Peoria, lll., JAMES PHILIP KARCH, 5262 W. Kimball Pl., Oak Lawn, Ill., ROBERT WILLIAM KING, 201 W. St. Charles, Villa Park, Ill. 2448 Cl I nd Graniie City Ill HENRY LIGGETT KOLL, 30 Colonial Rd., Grosse .IOHN PAUL KIRK, evea , , ., P inte Shores 36, Mich., GEORGE PAUL LIPKA, 4811 Norlhcolie Ave., E. Chicago, Ind., JAIME LOBEIRA, o 'Calz. Sic. Barbara, Quinia Los Lobos, San Pedro Garza Garcia, Monterrey, N, L., Mexico, CHARLES ARTHUR MncFALL, Ill, 30 Lake Pembroke Dr., Ferguson, Mo. J-'Qi Veterans of Bresson's Biology w-ni Q' M qi X in I ,xv .1- DONALD KENT McCLELLAND, Clayton, lll., DON RICHARD MARTIN, 316 N. Main, Dunkirk Ind. THEO DORE HARRIS MILLMAN, JR., 17219 Hoover Rd., Detroil 5, Mich., WILLIAM EDWARD MILLER, 44 Main SI., Champaign, Ill., FRANKLIN S. MITVALSKY, 2249 Grande Ave., S. E ., Cedar Rapids, Iowa. STEVEN FREDERIC MOREHOUSE, 1314 W Ave, Peoria, ln., ROALD ALLEN MOYERS, Il, Eos! Arnold Rd., Sandwich, Ill., VIRGIL L. MURPHY JR. yandotle Rd., Columbus 12, Ohio, LARRY B. MOTT, 3300 Parish 403 S. Main, Georgelown, Ill., PATRICK MICHAEL 0'BRIEN, 3809 W. 66911 PI., Chicago, III. JOHN RAYMOND PARKER, 908 Lincoln, Vandalia, Ill., SHELBY FRANK RUSSEL POLLOCK, 210 C I oun ry Club Lane, Belleville, III., WILLIAM GIBBONS PORTWOOD, 400 Hazelwood Dr., Fort Worth, Texas JOHN ROBERT READLE, 6717 E. 34th Sl., Indianapolis, Incl., PAUL CLAYTON REBMANN, 9 S. Lyon, Mich. 330 Silverside Dr., JAMES WILLIAM RICE, 5300 Arsenal SI., Sf. Louis 9, Mo., DONALD LEROY RIDGEWAY, R. R. N . 3 0 1 Bowling Green, Ohio, STEWART ARTHUR ROPER, 6030 N. Sheridan, Chicago, Ill., ALEX GRAHAM SAN- DERSON, III, 1620 Forrest Rd., Texarkana, Ark., DALE BARRETT SAVILLE, 784 N. Elmwood Drive, Aurora, Ill. Veterans of Kms' History 9 'Hx DREW ALLEN SCHUEPP, 3112 Elizabeth, Zion, III., MYRON JEFFREY SERKES, 6131 Rocllhill Rd., Kansas Cify IO, Mo., GEORGE FREDERICK SHANAHAN, 930 Henry Sf., Alfon, III., ARTHUR ALAN SILVERMAN, 7336 Kingsbury Blvd., Universily City, Mo., STEPHEN TERRY SMITH, No. 8 Ridge Lane, Signal Point, E. ST. Louis, III. KENNETH LEE SOHACKI, 4902 Norfhcofe, E. Chicago, Ind., MICHAEL ALLEN STRANGE, 9405 SI. Clair Ave., E. 51. Louis, III., MICHAEL FRANCIS STRASSMAN, 103 N. Benion, New Athens, Ill., RICHARD ARCH- DEACON TEMPLETON, JR., 2404 Brown Rd., Sl. Louis County 14, Mo., TERRY ALLEN TRAMMELL, 105 Anne, O'FalIon, Ill. GORDON MICHAEL WALKER, 3727 Franklin Rd., Bloomfield Hills, Mich., DOUGLAS JOSEPH WALKLEY, 4001 Wyoming, S1. Louis 16, Mo., CALVIN McMASTER WILLARD, 3568 Cascade Rd., S. E., Grand Rapids, Mich., CHARLES SPENCER WILLIAMS, Av. La Reforms 6-89, Zona 10, Guaiemala City, Guatemala, CHARLES ELMER WILSON, JR., Box 366, Olney, III. I ,,I.L. 'I.-. 'ju K LIME. fi' , In LW! 1 I I PI! V V, . ,' ,Q I if ' ' LJ: ' I fs' I ff' i- ,z A I . J . N 5 l 5 Q' 1 ig ii X L Q6 si i l XI THE CLASS GF I96I- The Eager Beavers PRESIDENT Donald Maxwell Reno, Jr. VIC E-PRESIDENT William Joseph Glendening SECRETARY Warren William Hougland TREASURER Robert Jay Finkel SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Harold Simpson Bemis SPONSOR Colonel C. H. Moore President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms DONALD MAXWELL RENO, JR., 1101 W. Charles, Champaign, Ill., WILLIAM JOSEPH GLENDENING, Apar- tado 889, Caracas, Venezuela, WARREN WILLIAM HOUGLAND, 702 N. Cross, Robinson, Ill., ROBERT JAY FINKEL, 18230 Pennington Dr., Detroit 21, Mich., HAROLD SIMPSON BEMIS, 701 E. Main St., Prescott, Arla. JOHN MICHAEL ANDERSON, 907 Bellclaire, S. E., E. Grand Rapids, Mich., PHILIP MICHELE ARMATO, 7131 N. Melvina Ave., Chicago 47, Ill., VICTOR MANUEL ARREOLA, Irigoyen y Ponce de Leon, Chihuahua, Chih., Mexico, JAMES MICHAEL AVERY, 508 Malcolm, Sikeston, Mo. u Veterans of Hinton's Grammar P g ...M J ai f ...J 1 Y is l L N is 1 x, 2 ki QQ. xt W. 1 J 38 1-dl' EDWIN G. BARMAN, III, 3834 N. 89th Sf., E. St. Louis, III., JOHN JACOB BARTLE, 414 E. C St., Belle- ville, Ill., ARTHUR JAY BEIER, 1112 W. Jackson, Bloomington, Ill., JOHN NICHOLAS BERING, 135 N. Eldorado School Rd., Decatur, Ill., DONALD JAY BEARDSLEE, 5528 Walsh St., St. Louis 9, Mo. TERRY AUGUST BERNHARD, 16835 Huntington, Detroit 19, Mich., RANDOLPH H. BRICK, 326 E. 6th SI., Hinsdale, III., JAMES ROSS BUTLER, 304V2 E. Washington, Springfield, Ill., PETER JOHN CALANDRA, 5448 Linden, Norwood Park 31, Ill., TERRENCE KEVIN CARMICHAEL, 1014 Bishop Rd., Grosse Pointe Park 30, Mich. WILLIAM GEORGE CLARK, 1105 Plainview Dr., Collinsville, III., ROBERT LOUIS COHEN, 18103 Warrington Dr., Detroit, Mich., DWIGHT EVERETT COSNER, JR., 4230 Howard Ave., Western Springs, Ill., RICHARD ALLEN DIAL, Caterpillar Trail, E. Peoria, Ill., JOHN KRANZ DINSMORE, R. R. No. 3, Clinton, Ill. ALFREDO ESTEVES, Avenida 12 Altamira Quinta La Roca, Caracas, Venezuela, IVAN ALBERTO ESTEVES, Avenida 12 Altamira Quinta La Roca, Caracas, Venezuela, LOUIS WALTER FEIST, 41 Signal Hill Blvd., E. St. Louis, Ill., THOMAS FOULDS FENCIL, 1247 Hampton Park Dr., Richmond Heights 17, Mo., CHARLES A. FORSBERG, 431 Farewell Dr., Madison, Wis. K, Veterans of Cruim'pacleer's Health f we In KENNETH DURLING GENDRON, 5455 Eden D . D b r, ear orn, Mich., ANTHONY WILLIAM GILKES, 954 Glen- brook Lane, St. Louis 22, Mo., GEORGE R. GOETZ, JR., 4001 Holly Hills, St. louis 16, Mo., VERNON RAY GOODMAN, 716 Locust Sl., Carrollton, lll., JESUS MARIA ERNESTO GRAU, P. O. Box 422, Rolla, Mo. DOUGLAS JOHN HAMMON, JR., Cosillu 303, Tacna, Peru, ROBERT GEORGE HEINRITZ, JR., 728 Troy Rd., Collinsville, Ill., CHARLES W HELSETH Lok Cl D . , e ay r., Lake Placid, Fla., CHARLES FORREST HODGE, 9178 Newby, St. Louis 15, Mo., JARED IRWIN HOPPER, 153 Pine, Jacksonville, Ill. BRIAN ., , V KEILS, P. O. Box 513, Lex-Gate Village, Lexington, Ohio, DAVID KEITH KENNEDY, 420 F St., Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio, GENE THOMAS KRAMER, 1265 Paddock Dr., Florissant, Mo., JAMES RUSSELL LAYTON, 9037 S. Elizabeth, Chicago 20, Ill. JONAGAN, 1412 West Bryn Mawr Ave Chicago 40 Ill HUBERT LEO RAFAEL MARTINEZ, Paseo de las Palmas 1890, Mexico, D. F., Mexico, ROBERT RANDALL NELSON, 416 Beech St., Bakersfield, Calif., CRAIG SLAVENS NOLD, 7315 Murdock Ave., St. Louis 19, Mo., DANIEL NEEL O'DANIEL, 3109 E. Blackford, Evansville, Ind., LEONARD RICHARD PEARSON, 3306-D Russell Blvd., St. Louis, Mo. A Veterans of Hilgert's Algebra .5 I W I ,. N, ,L .Q x X I . ..,,. , it , Q. K f ' I b 'VM t ...,. 1 52, .1 L W . W .f, .5.. :., . - s Ivlll I .: .:.. I 'J I Y ' E I Ed'f Los Car atos, Apt. 53 Caracas, Chacao, Vene- RAUL BELTRAN PERDOM0, 3rcI Ave. Mls can os, I . p , Zuela, S. A., JOHN ALBERT RIDDIFORD, 1318 Camp Ave., Rockford, Ill., RICHARD HOWARD ROSE, 730 Highview, Glen Ellyn, Ill., MARK KING ROSEN, 8001 David Dr., Clayton 5, Mo., TERRENCE FRANK RYAN, R. R. No. 1, Box 315, Florissant, Mo. RONALD MARTIN SCHARG, 18695 Northlawn, Detroit 21, Mich., LUIS SADA G., Cerro del Topo 850. Monterrey, N. L., Mexico, FRANK J. SAUZER, JR., R. R., Dyer, Ind., BARRY EDWIN SAYGER, 1427 Austin Ave., Schererville, Ind., DAN L. SCHMIDT, 813 Troy Rd., Edwardsville, Ill. ALAN HAROLD SEGUR, 833 S. 4th St., Watseka, Ill., LESLIE CALVIN SEWARD, III, 5525 Dunham Rd., Downers Grove, Ill., MARTIN ROYCE SLATER, cfo S. P. C. C., Casilla 303, Tacna, Peru, ALFRED THEODORE STONE, JR., 4737 West 84th St., Oak Lawn, Ill., GEORGE ALLAN THOMPSON, Box 202, Steele, Mo. XAVIER JACOBO TOUCHE, Ramirez Calderon 901, Chihuahua, Chih., Mexico, JOSE ANTONIO VALLINA, ' RANCE VERNOR, 1329 St. Louis St., Avenida Zarco No. 2401, Chihuahua, Chlh., Mexico, WILLIAM LAU Edwardsville, lll., WILLIAM OLDACRE WILSON, 251 Bartram, Riverside, Ill., CHESTER CHARLES WON- DERLIN, 502 Colton, Bloomington, Ill. . I., 5? , sf J tn A 2 r s Q I X V K. I -Q -W LOWER SCHOOL-GRADES S - Maior Richard P. Martin has been the principal of the Lower School Department since 1946. His extracurricu- lar programs, special parties and off-campus trips have made the Lower School program a real adventure. MAJOR MARTIN LOWER SCHOOL-GRADE 8 OFFICERS Q 'Q V? RUSSELL JOEL HARTMAN, ill - 45 - 76th Ave., Forest Hills, N. Y. MRS. BRYAN T' L, Arithmetic - English DARRYL WILLIAM SLATER, 'l3060 Spanish Pond Rd., St. Louis 38, MO. JOHN JAMES HYMAN, Park-Shelton Hotel, I5 E. Kirby, Detroit, Mich. DAVID MlCHAEL SUTTON, 304 N. 6th St., Attica, Ind. LOWER SCHOOL FACULTY CAPTAIN CRUMPACKER CAPTAIN HARSHANY CAPTAIN KRASNANSKY li 2' Health Mathematics U. S. History GRADE 8 LDRIDGE, 13482 li 3'1- N 'fkfgvky STEPHEN GROS ANDRASSY, 27932 Lorain Rd., North Olmsted, Ohio, WILLIAM DUANE BA Longtin, Wyandotte, Mich., ROBERT EDWARD BROWN, 8I'l North 5th St., Vondalia, III., ROBERT VAN CHRISTY, JR., 407 - 56th St., Vienna, W. Vu., KENT HAYES CLOTFELTER, I00 W. 8th St., O'Fc1Ilon, lll. ROGER EDWARD HAMILTON, 222 Wesfdule, Decatur, Ill., WILLIAM EDWARD KAUNE, 815 Pine Tree Lane, Webster Groves, Mo., WILLIAM FRANCIS LUMIRANDE, S-I2 Apt. 2, Locltbourne AFB, Ohio, JOHN EDWARD LONG, JR., Avon, Ill., HUMBERTO MALDONADO, 20 de Noviembre No. 5l5 Sur, Monterrey, N. L., Mexico. KEITH LOGAN MARKEY, 'I07 S. 20th, Mt. Veunon, ill., WILLIAM GRIESEDIECK ' ' 24 P k Ave., Hot Springs, Ark., DAVID MALCOLM MORRIS, 45 Country Club Place, Belleville, III., FRANK STITT PATTERSON , 8 or ' 'ld d Lane, PENNEKAMP, 650 Vinnedge Ave., Hamilton, Ohio, MICHAEL NORMAN PRIME, 139 Wi woo ' h' Ill. Kirkwood, Mo., THEODORE J. ROPER, 6030 North Sheridan, Apt. 608, C lcago, 0 N WILLIAM SANT .IR 4401 Seely Downers Grove, Ill., GARY THEODORE J H . -1 , Ludington, M'ch., CHARLES RICHARD SMITH, 5255 North Delaware St., indianapolis, Ind. Not present for photograph. SEIY, 803172 East Loomis, sh- pu GR DE as f V' F 'J Q 'Q .annie .,.:-' -R .. A vi :- I 'T-'E KENNETH OLIVER BOHANNON, 404 S. Frill SI., Lebanon, III., HERBERT HENRY BORGMANN, JR,, 8850 Lowell St., St. Louis 15, Mo., ROY TAYLOR COLLINS, Ill, 9 Warson Terrace, Ladue, Mo., JOHN ANTHONY FISCHL, 17211 Runyon, Detroit, Mich., DAVID W. FLATT, 960 Poplar, Poplar Bluf1i, Mo. DANIEL FLEET FREEMAN, Box 722, Ada, Oltla., JAMES CRAWFORD GILLAM, 929 N. Walnut, Steele, MO., EDGAR ANTONIO GUADA, 3a Ave. con Ba. Trans., Qta. Anabelle, Urb. Altamira, Caracas, Venezuela, JOSEPH ANDREW HEFNER, III, 101 N. 10th St., Poplar Bluff, Mo., PAUL ROBERT LARSON, 10863 S. Morgan St., Chicago 43, Ill. RODRIQUE WILLIAM LeBLANC, 115 N. Williams St., Cottage Hills, Ill., PAUL PHILIP LERMAN, 7511 Byron Pl., Clayton, Mo., ROBERT LeROY LUNDIN, 407 McKinley Ave., North Mankato, Minn., JOHN CIPRIANO LOGIUDICE, 5420 Sunnyside Ave., Chicago, lll., ROBERT STEPHEN MARKS, 8232 Hendrie Blvd., Huntington Woods, Mich. ROTHWELL BENJAMIN POOL, 18 Lillian Lane, E. St. Louis, Ill., DANNY RAY ROBINSON, 1450 W. Sunset Dr., Decatur, Ill., LEONARD PETER SLOTKOWSKI, JR., 1112 N. Euclid Ave., Oak Park, lll., EDUARDO EMILIO TOUCHE, 901 Ramirez Calderon St., Chihuahua, Chih., Mexico, PASCAL RENE VIL, 9 Gettysburg Dr., Springfield, Ill. 'Y' '19 THE COlVllVlA DA T COLONEL CHARLES H. MOORE KUSARJ Colonel Moore, Western Military Academy '21, is a colorful personality in the modern Western tradition. His twoscore and two years of active service with the regular army and the ROTC unit at Western have associated him with every important phase of recent Western history. His professional life has been Western: Cadet, Tactical Officer, Commandant, PMST. He has qualified himself for unusual service to his Alma Mater. Colonel Moore has lived a colorful life with many facets, a regular army commission as Colonel, a nation- ally-known small arms expert and an expert marksman, a lecturer, a director of tours, and expert in military organization. He, despite his greying temples, is still as youthful as the cadets he serves. His daily association with boys has endeared him to generations of Western Cadets. Commandanfs Staff Left to Right Lt Webber lt Keith Capt Voss, Col. Moore, Commandant, Sgt. Pratt, Sgt. Peacher. BARRACKS CHIEFS ,I ...,, L Zi' P,., i 'Q Nara Front Row: Aguilar, Stevens, Scott. Back Row: Saceman, French, Cariss, Earp. Barracks Chain of Command BARRACKS CHIEFS CAD Lt. Saceman, CBD Captain Cariss, CCD Captain French, CDD Captain Earp, CED Captain Scott, CFD Sgt. Stevens and Sgt. Aguilar. ASSISTANT BARRACKS CHIEFS CAD Sgt. Robinson, T., CBD Lt. Bloome, CCD Sgt. Drouyn, CDD M!Sgt. Leigh CED Cadet Hayes. FIRST FLOOR CHIEFS CAD Lt. Howell, CBD Lt. Dittmann, CCD Lt. McConachie, CDD Lt. Petersen, G. CED Lt. Wilson, C., CFD Sgt. Sullivan. SECOND FLOOR CHIEFS CAD Lt. Demsky, CBD Sgt. Mills, CCD Lt. Lozano, CDD Lt. May, CED Lt. Hambel CFD Sgt. Schmidt, R. THIRD FLOOR CHIEFS CAD MfSgt. Weinsting, CBD Sgt. McGrady, CCD Lt. Barrett, CDD Lt. Harper CED MfSgt. Hammel. FOURTH FLOOR CHIEF CAD MfSgt. Perry. FACULTY ADVISORS CAD Colonel C. L. Persing, CBD Captain G. Lange, CCD Colonel Moore, Captain Krasnansky, Lt. Webber, CDD Major Martin, Captain Malone, Captain Har- shany, CED Captain Crumpacker, Captain Voss, CFD Lt. Keith. 'wmv I I 1 I 1 MJQBQ THE PMS CAPTAIN J. R. JACKSON lUSAl Captain Jackson is the liaison ollficer of United States Army at Western Military Academy. He is commanding officer of the ROTC unit on this campus and supervises the Academy's Military Program. His military career began as an enlisted man in 'l94'l. In the eighteen years of military career, he has served in World War ll, Korea, and in the post-war European Theatre. He has specialized in the field artillery and the antiaircratt branches of the armed forces. During his years of service, he has been honored with twelve deco- rations, including the Navy Unit Commendation and the Bronze Star. Captain J. R. Jackson is a worthy successor to the long line of Western PMST's who have developed and main- tained Western Honor School rating for twenty-eight successive years. His quiet forcefulness, his efficient leadership, and his genuine interest in every cadet is appreciated by the Corps of Cadets. Left to Right: Sgt. Atkins, Sgt. Brokaw, Capt. Jackson, Sgt. Peacher, Sgt. Pratt, Sgt. Salus. ROTC CHAIN OF COMMAND- I958-59 0' .. Q. 1 51151. ' I, Commanding: Cadet Capt. Scott: Adjutant: Cadet Lt. Harper, Ex-Officer: Cadet Capt. French, Operations Sgt.: Cadet MfSgt, Stanley: Supply Sgt.: Kammerman. CAPTAIN JACKSON, PMST Sergeant Atkins - Administrative NCO Cadet Capt. Scott, Battalion Commander: Cadet Capt. French, Executive Officer: Cadet Lt. May, Adiutant: Cadet Lt. Petersen, G., S-2: Cadet Lt. Prideaux, S-3: Cadet Supply Sgt., Kammerman: Cadet Operations, M,fSgt. Stanley. A Company Sgt. Brokaw Cadet Lt. Harper Cadet Lt. Caruthers Cadet MfSgt. Froeb Cadet Lt. Hambel Cadet Lt. Bingham, B Company C Company TACTICAL OFFICERS Sgt. Pratt Sgt. Salus COMMANDERS Cadet Capt. Cariss Cadet Lt. Walsh EXECUTIVE OFFICERS Cadet Lt. Howell Cadet Lt. Demsky PLATOON LEADERS e, C. Cadet Sgt. Hammel Cadet Smith, R. A. Cadet Lt. Dittmann Cadet Lt. Lozano D. Cadet Lt. Wilson, C. Cadet Lt. Froebe, P. D Company Sgt. Peacher Cadet Capt. Earp Cadet Lt. Saceman Cadet MfSgt. Leigh Cadet Lt. Bloome Cadet Lt. Barrett BAND Commander: Cadet Lt. McConachie: First Sgt.: Cadet MfSgt. Weinsting. COLOR GUARD Commander: Cadet Thomas, Cadet McGrady, Cadet Doucleft, Cadet Merkle. HONOR GUARD Commander: Cadet Cook, J.: First Sgt.: Cadet Stevens. Guide: Cadet Mueller. 47 OFFICERS COMPANY A COMPANY B Commanding: Cadet Lt. May Commanding: Cadet Capt. Cariss Staff Staff Karch, Hambel, Bingham, D., Caruthers, Froebe, C. Schwengel, Dittmann, Prideaux, Howell, Wilson, C. COLOR GUARD Thomas, Doucleff, McGrady, Merkle COMPANY C COMPANY D Commanding: Cadet Capt. Walsh Commanding: Cadet Capt. Earp Staff Stal? R er S. Bloome, Saceman, Leigh, J., Petersen, G., Barrett Wheeler, Lozano, Smith, R. A., Demsky, Froebe, P. op , , HONOR GUARD- CRACK DRILL UNIT SERGEANT STEVENS, Commanding THE CADET MILITARY MARCHING BAND Standing, Left lo Right Schoepp, Hardy, Frifchey, Hummon, Weinsfing, Giascock, B., Keils, Dursi, Brick O'Brien, Roper, T., Gersfner, Porier. Seated: Bodlzin, Feder, Seiy, Markey, Cloifeiier, Baldridge, Murphy Brown, D., Martin, D., Bruder, Band Officer, Cadet 2nd Lt. McConachie. THE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR- Schedule Maker CAPTAIN .IIM GOODWIN Captain Jim Goodwin, Western Military Academy, '46, is Western's Athletic Director and Public Relations Officer for athletics. Jim comes by his interest in Western athletics naturally. His father as a Cadet was one of the Academy's athletic hall of famers , his brother, Lane, was like his father, an outstanding all 'round Varsity athlete who later became Varsity coach for two years. Captain Goodwin as a Cadet was also a fine athlete. Any wonder when he returned from the Air Force he came back to Western as a teacher- coach-director. Captain Goodwin is a boy's type of man, quiet in speech and fair lout insistent in action. He is a natural for Western's A-B-C setup, because he grew up with it and in it. He helped to codify its rules and regulations. With the big improvement in the sports program in 1958-59, you need to look no farther than Western's own AD for one of the big reasons. LLIB it ,N lockitski, Naeve, Hougland, Thomas, Dickson, Edele, J., Mills, Stevens, Vest, Pratt, Harper, Cariss, Grant, Bloom, McGrady, Lozano, Smith, R. A, Brown, C., Rivera, Kennard, Sullivan, Hambel, Captain Goodwin, Sponsor. Kneeling: Kammerman, Manager. Athletic Managers and Cheerleaders i l l Back: Robinson, T., Calvin, Maldonaclo,J Frencl1, Barrett, Jedlicka, Weinsting. Front: Aguilar, Silverman, A., Kammerman, THE 1958-59 ATHLETIC CONTROL STAFF VARSITY FOOTBALL A-B-C B FOOTBALL A-B-C C FOOTBALL CROSS-COUNTRY VARSITY BASKETBALL A-B-C B BASKETBALL A-B-C C BASKETBALL VARSITY SOCCER A-B-C B SOCCER VARSITY SWIMMING RIFLE TEAM FALL SPORTS Capt. Crumpacker lHead Coachl, Sgt. Salus fAssistant Coachbp Kammerman and Aguilar lManagersJ, Harper lCaptainJ Sgt. Pratt CHead Coachjy Capt. Voss CAssistant Coachjg Calvin lManagerD, Bemis and Sexton CCaptainsJ Capt. Krasnansky fHead Coachjp Capt. Sutton QAssistant Coachjg Maldonado, J. CManagerJ, Beier, Fisher, Mitvalsky CCaptainsD Sgt. Atkins lHead Coachl, McGrady CCaptainJ WINTER SPORTS Capt. Crumpacker fHead Coachjg Kammerman and Stevens lManagersD Sgt. Pratt lHead Coachjg Lerman lManagerJ Capt. Krasnansky fHead Coachjg Roper, T. 1Managerl Major C. B. Jackson CHead Coachjg Helman and King fManagersD, Cariss and Froebe, P. lCaptainsI Capt. Voss lHead Coachjp Bill Bryan lAssistant Coachlg Bodkin lManagerl Major Bresson CHead Coachl, Schmidt, R. and Lange lManagersJp Jedlicka fCaptainD Sgt. Brokaw fHead Coachj CSpring sports too late for publishing deadlinesj VARSITY FOOTB LL- TEAM First Row: Perry, Smith, N., Fulenwider, Smith, R. A., Harper, Captain, Cariss, Bloome, Mills, Lozano, Rivera. Second Row: Gerstner, Pratt, Brown, C., Thomas, Dixon, Grant, Naeve, Bruder, Rutherford. Third Row: Steele, Edele, J., Edele, E., Hutchings, Hougland, Lockitski, MacFall, Engle, Sergeant Salus, Coach, Cook, Yoch, Reno, Wheeler, Anderson, L., Captain Crumpacker, Coach. Fourth Row: Stevens, Kennard, Aguilar, Kammerman, Managers. Top: Naeve Lockitski Harper fCaptainQ Bottom: Kennard Brown, C. Thomas -U Hougland Rivera Stevens Pratt div-.' .WK . . Q, ' 1 4 maze.. A153 .43 up T ' Ni -,-If wx THE l958 59 VAR ITY RECORD DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS Captain Jim Goodwin Head Coach Captain Crumpacker Varsit M y onager Kammerman Assistant Coach Sergeant Salus Assistant Manager Aguilar L SPECIAL AWARDS Dad s Loyalty Award Perry Western O University City 34 Western 14 Benld 0 Western 19 Principia 21 Western 28 Cahokia 7 Cadet Manager Rivera Harper A B C League Mythical All-Star Team Harper Thomas Naeve Mi s Smith R A Bloome R eno Kamme man Manager Dickson Grant Lozano Edele J. THE YEAR 1958-1959 ATHLETIC REVIEW FALL A D WI TER SPDRTS The 1958 record of three wins, four losses, and one tie was the best since the undefeated season of 1947. Sonny Lockitski's four touchdowns and one extra point led the scoring. Coach Frank Crumpacker's initial season at Western began successfully with an 18-6 triumph over Berkeley. The three Raider touchdowns were scared by Lockitski, Naeve, and Thomas. The Raiders remained unbeaten, but had to settle for a 14-14 tie with a powerful Mercy eleven. Don Saceman had a TD and an extra point, Lockitski had the other score with Tom Dickson adding the other point. The ABC opener was a dismal 39-0 loss to Country Day. However, John Burroughs was held to only one tochdown in the next game while slipping by, 7-0. University City walked to a 34-0 rout despite the stellar performance of Purdom Thomas. The Western backfield was riddled by injuries in that game. The Raiders downed Benld, 14-0, in the first night contest. Chet Brown and Lockitski scored the touchdowns, but sophomore fullback Jerry Edele churned up the most yardage. Once again ABC League competition served as a iinx as Principia slipped by, 21-19. Naeve scored twice, and Charles Kennard once, but it wasn't enough. Francisco Rivera was nearly unstoppable, but never managed to cross the goal. The final game of the year, played on a field of mud in a driving storm, was a 28-7 victory over Cahokia. At Cahokia, Rivera scored twice with Lockitski and Kennard adding one each. Rivera was awarded the Pigskin Taps Award for his outstanding play in that particular game. The record spoke for itself. It was quite an improvement over the perform- ances of past years. The well-rounded strength and the overall depth of the team would certainly point to better times ahead. Coach Crumpacker has guided the Raiders to the best season in over ten years. Mueller '60 Athletic Coaches tam Left to Right: Sgt. Pratt, Sgt. Atkins, Captain Voss, Captain Sutton, Sgt. Salus, Maior Jackson, Cap Crumpacker, Captain Goodwin, Maior Bresson, Captain Krasnansky. A-B-C LEAGUE- FCDGTBALL First Row: Mott, Byczynski, Finkel, Donaldson, Hammon, Dale, Becker, Graser, Koll, Millman. Second Row Lee, Duffield, Michael, Wilson, C., Kirk, Pollock, Ching, Avery, Bemis, Roper, S. Third Row: Helseth, Glen denning, Anderson, J. M., Hausmann, Smith, T., Weigle, Fencil, Karch, Schoepp, Sexton, Fourth Row Capt. Voss, Brown, T., Templeton, Portwood, Allen, Brick, Silverman, A., Calvin, Sgt. Pratt. -B-C LEAGUE- C FOCTB LL First Row: Goodman, Pearson, Vernor, LeBlanc, Lerrnan, O'Brien, Strassman, Dial, Vallina, Martinez. Second Row: Gendron, Pennekamp, Lobeira, Roper, T., O'Daniel, Sayger, Maldonado, H., Wonderlin, Esteves. Third Row: Haggard, Mitvalsky, Rosen, Guldager, Guada, Esteves, Hyman, J., Long, J. Fourth Row: Capt. Sutton, Fisher, Seiy, Beier, Bernhard, Grau, Maldonado, J., Mgr., Capt, Krasnansky. A-B-C LEAGUE-VARSITY A SOCCER Back, Lefi io Right: Rosenfeld, Reno, Eclele, J., Pila, Kirk, Finsilver, Amaro, Barona, Durst, Hyman, B., McDougal, Rubenstein. Middle: Coach Jackson, Glendenning, MacFclll, Caruthers, Clausing, Reece, Thomas, Niece, Naeve, Edele, G., Guada, F., Assenheimer, Helman. Front: Sobell, Hambel, Mlis, McConuchie, Cariss, Drouyn, Aguilar, Froebe, P., Stanley, Rivera. A-B-Cl LE cf,-uE- BH SOCCERW Back, left lo Righl: Brick, Coach Bryan, Byczynski, Huichings, Donaldson, Guada, E., Hendricks, Clevenger, Engle, Graser, Millman, Maldonado, H., Sanderson, Coach Voss. From: Roper, Goodman, Silverman, A., Clairiond, Guerrero, E., Hopper, Eddy. A-B-C LEAGUE- BA KETBALL Back: Mueller, Templeton, Goetz, Mitvalsky, Miller, W., Pollock, Finkel, Schoepp, Sohacki, Bishop. Seated Partwood, Ching, Saville, Coach Pratt, Bemis, Lee, Brown, D. Managers: Lerman, Strassman. A-B-C LEAGUE - C BASKETBALL First Row: Dial, Touche, E., Touche, X., Capt. Krasncnsky, Lawrence, Hamilton, Rosen. Second Row: Roper, T., Manager, Hodge, Christy, Adams, Bernard, Beier, Alexander, Kaune fPearson not presenfl. VAR ITY BA KETBALL- I958-59 A - B - C Co-Champions Back Row: Kammerman, Manager, Pratt, Grant, Doucleff, Strange, Disbro, Martin, D., Sullivan, Stevens, Manager. Front Row: Dickson, Lockitski, McGrady, Captain, Coach Crumpacker, Harper, Kennard, Brown, C., Hougland. ,Tl-IE' I9 9 VARSITY BASKETB LL RECDRD Western Western Weptern 'Westerp Western We-Stern av Western Western Q., I Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Vlestern ,XII Di.v!l'i1'f .-lll A-I3-C McGrady Ha Principia Lutheran Lutheran Mascoutah John Burroughs Brussels Country Day Marquette THE 1959 VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD It is quite an achievement to come from last place to first place in one short year, but Western's varsity basketball team did iust that under the guidance of their new coach, Captain Frank Crumpacker. The A-B-C League campaign was opened with a one-sided, 70-46 victory over Principia. McGrady and Doucleff both scored over twenty points. The second win was not quite as easy as Western Military Academy overcame a Burroughs early lead to win, 49-33. Doucleff was the star this time as McGrady could score only seven points. A 61-52 win over Country Day, paced once again by McGrady, preceded a startling 47-46 defeat at the hands of Principia. The Raiders, however, retaliated with the finest effort of the year in downing Lutheran, 56-48. Lutheran quickly came back to down Western Military Academy a week later, 65-59, to throw the league's title race into a wild scramble. Burroughs fell once more, 61-51, as Doucleff hit his high mark of 25. Then the Western boys came back from a 12-point deficit to hammer Country Day, 46-39. That win clinched a tie for the championship. The Raiders wound up as co-champions with Lutheran beating Country Day also. The league scoring crown was also captured for the second straight year by Larry McGrady, while Karl Doucleff copped fourth place. Marquette eliminated the Raiders from the district tourney with a 63-60 win in the opening round. All told, Western turned in one of the best records in years as Coach Crumpacker made quite a success in his first year. Sparking the Western attack for the second straight year was high-scoring Larry McGrady, who set a new school record of forty-seven points in the second game with Brussels. Larry's 25.3 average for sixteen games was also the highest ever turned in by a Western player. Mueller, '60 Kennard Hougland Doucleff Lockitski Brown T THE SWIMMING TEA -RUNNER UP F R ,fu :SH 2 Team of the Year :SJ :eggs qgublv-npfvmfni . y : ea w. i W Q .,. ., A Front: Wilson, C. E., Erickson, Slater, D., Kennedy, O'DanieI, Fencil, Anderson, M., Larson, Kerrigan. Back: Maior Bresson, Coachp Lange, Manager, Jedlicka, Weinsting, Schwengel, Smith, T., Dale, Bing- ham, K., Brown, T., Walker, KoII, Christensen, Schmidt, Manager. SEVEN WINS- FOUR LOSSES Western Military Academy 521 V2 vs. Opponents 418 Relay Team - 9th in Illinois State Meet Major B. B. Bresson, Coach THE RELAY TEAM ,, , M is Smith, S. T., Schwengel, Jedlicka, Weinsting. 4 CROSS CCUNTRY Back: Kaune, Sgt. Atkins, Sullivan. Front: Kramer, Glascock, G., LaMlrande, McGrady, Slater, M., Hambel Freeman, Glascoclx, B. RIFLE TEA Back: Yoch, Sgt. Brokaw, Demsky, Amaro. Front: Gilkes, Dismore, T., Wolok. THE SOCIAL HOSTESS- Date Maker SPOTLIGHTED SOCIAL EVENTS-1958-59 OCTOBER 18, 1958 Fall Formal NOVEMBER 22, 1958 Football Formal DECEMBER 13, 1958 Christmas Informal FEBRUARY 21, 1959 Military Formal MAY 30, 1959 Junior Prom MRS. WILLIAM FAYMA GREEN Fayma Green is more than a title on Western's roster, she is a sparkling personality which touches the daily experience of every Western Cadet. As dietitian she serves the food that satisfies, as social hostess, she directs the program that creates happiness. Her specialties: good food, birthday cakes, formal dinners, blind dates, danc- ing classes, formal hops-all are the extras cadets never forget. Mrs. Green came to Western with her husband, Maior W. H. Green, in 1943. Her sons, William and John, attended and graduated from Western. Early in her West- ern career, she proved her versatility, she filled in as teacher, assisted with the Lower School, eventually be- came dietitian and social director. ln every capacity, her rich personality, her maternal interest, her professional training has given life at Western an extra touch that has made life richer and more pleasant. THE GREENS - Never One Without the Other Major and Faymu Green THE SCDCIAL SEASGN-The Athletic Hop THE SENICDR DANCE COMMITTEE N T T T TT , THE MILITARY HCP OF THE WINTER SEASON , ...- A. i The Grand March Loneliness Enthroned-Queen Gail Sgt, Queen Gail Goodson Lt. Bloome Capt. Dee Dee McFadden DRAMATICS DIRECTOR- The Play is the Thing MAJOR R. P, MARTIN Dramatics at Western are centered in two organiza- tions: the Cadespians for beginners and the National Thespians for specially qualified craftsmen. Major Martin graduated from Lake Forest College, later he received his Ph. D. Degree from Northwestern University at Evans- ton. He has been at Western since 1946 as head of the Lower School and Dramatics Director. Major Richard P. Martin is the high Alpha ofthe Na- tional Thespian Chapter at Western. As Dramatics Direc- tor he has always provided the Corps with good theatre. His unusual ability in shaping young talent into high quality performers has earned him an enviable reputa- tion among high school dramatics authorities. Frequently he has been called upon to make the test performance for newly published plays. His unique staging and talent scouting has brought invitations from the National Thes- pian publication for articles on Western productions. NATICNAL THESPIANS sl 5 . 1 g ' A fm. 4 . Back, Left to Right: MacFall, Roper, S., Glendenning, Haggard, Naeve, Wolok, Petersen, G., Parker, Dick- son, Perry, Scott, May, Mueller, Pratt. Front: Leigh, French, Prideaux, Lange, Howell, Maior Martin, Director, Bingham, Barrett, Walsh, Earp, Demsky. David Bingham . Daniel Howell . . James Walsh . . Glen Petersen . Assistant Directors: THE ATIONAL THESPIA DRAMATIC HONOR SOCIETY Established at Western Military Academy April, 1943 O Fratres on Academy Staff - Robert Webber, 1957 . . 1958 . . 1958 . . 1959 . . 1959 Senior Fratres in Academy in 1959 Dennis Perry . . . . Robert Scott . . . . Wyatt Earp . . . . Willard May ..... James G. Leigh . . . 1959 1959 1959 1959 1959 CADESPIAN DEPARTMENT HEADS Bruce French . . . . Henry Prideaux Tom Barrett . . . John Demsky 1959 1959 . 1959 1959 Bingham, D., Saceman, D., Stage Manager: Howell, Lighting: Lange, S Walsh, Stage Crew: French, Make-Up: Mueller, Properties: Leigh and May, Costumes: Prideaux, Programs: Roper, Photography: Parker. PRODUCTIONS IN 1958-59 In the Zone A Message From Khufu Senior Play The Perfect Carol Afraid ofthe Dork Mystery of Mouldy Manor' ound: I The Western Cadespians DIRECTOR OFJ UR ALISM .fy lm rl' ,,,,.....e+- Dead Lines, Dead Lines Major William Martin Hinton is Mr. Journalism at Western Military Academy. For almost a quarter century he has been the inspiration and guiding hand for the Shrapnel and the Recall. His publications have always had a quality of superior excellence. However, his greatest contribution has been his ability to inspire young amateurish scribblers to develop genuine re- spect for the highest ideals of sound iournalism. A gentleman, a scholar, a counselor, he has the deep and reverent respect of all who have worked with him. Major Hinton is unquestionably a boarding school personality of the highest quality. His whole career, beginning with his graduation from Birmingham- Southern in 1916 and continuing on the graduate level at the University of Missouri and Washington Univer- sity, he has been working with young men. He is one of Western Military Academy's best loved instructors. Let's hope he does not write his 30 before l98O. QUILL AND SCROLL INTERNATIONAL HONORARY SOCIETY Established at Western Military Academy 'I934 Seated, Left to Right: Mueller, Drouyn, Cook, Hyman, B., Sullivan. Standing: Schmidt, R., Dickson, Pratt, Malor Hinton lsponsorj, Dittmann, Scott, Cclruthers. C WESTEPN MIUIARY ACADEMY in Hnwue SHRAPNEL STAFF EXECUTIVE STAFF AND BOARD OF EDITORS CComposed of Quill and Scroll Membersl Hyman, B., Mueller, Caruthers, Dittmann, Dickson, Pratt, Scott, Sullivan, Drouyn, Cook, Schmidt, R. REPORTERS AND SPECIAL WRITERS Edele, E., Dinsmore, T., Erickson, Lange, Shanahan, Hartman, Forsberg, Guerrero, E., Hopper, Slater, D., Keils, Strassman, Vernor, Barrett, Jedlicka, Reno. CIRCULATION STAFF Roper, S. CManagerl, Goodman, Segur, Serkes, Feist, Esteves, A., Thompson, Wonderlin, Pool, Roper, T., Beier, Lawrence, Slotkowski. Business Manager, Copy Editor: Hyman, B., Faculty Adviser: Maior W. M. Hinton SHRAPNEL STAFF D fs .,,..,.. ,.:. fr fm-we Front Row, left to Right: Caruthers, Drouyn, Scott, Dittmann, Schmidt, R., Hyman, B., Barrett, Dickson, Sullivan. Second Row: Major Hinton, Mueller, Hartman, Vernor, Forsberg, Shanahan, Guerrero, E., Arreola, Lawrence, Erickson, Goodman. Third Row: Reno, Touche, E., Grau, Alexander, Esteves, A., Hopper, Feist, Segur, Roper, S. Fourth Row: Jedlicka, Strassman, Edele, E., Slotkowski, Slater, D., Keils, Pratt, Serlres, Lange. RECALL EDITCRIAL ST FF U ...fm 'L nl .Q Q gg eq we new nm ff. A M Af' . . lv- A- M , ,X A 5 'Sw - V. ti --r ... .W Back Row: Carufhers, Mills, Dittmann, Kaufman, Weinsting, Smith, R. A., Drouyn, Kammerman, Froebe, C., Froebe, P., Amaro. Middle Row: French, Petersen, G., McGrady, Hayes, Perry, Hambel, Aguilar, Fulen- wider, Bloome, Barrett. Front Row: Prideaux, Scott, Earp, Bingham, D., Walsh, Harper. RECALL BUSINESS STAFF ram we .,,. WW! Bock Row: Kammerman, Dittmann, Reno, Smith, R ,A., Hammel, Stanley. Middle Row: Caruthers, French Weinsting, Perry, Erickson, Kaufman, Scott, Brown, W. Front Row: Lozano, Petersen, G., Howell, Bloom Hayes, Vest. ,ri - Cadet Service Club First Row: Hambel, Weinsting, McConachie, Wilson, C., Earp, Capt. Malone, Harper, Kammerman, May, Peterson, G., Bingham, D., Hyman, B. Second Row: Maldonado, J., Helman, Dickson, Byczynski, Schmidt, R., Sullivan, Doucleff, Mueller, MacFall, Kaufmann, Lawrence. Third Row: Karch, Glascock, G., Smith, T., Pollock, Becker, Bemis, Kirk, Silverman, A., Pratt. Fourth Row: Guldager, Donaldson, Shanahan, Glen- denning, Mitvalsky, Brown, T., Schoepp, Froebe, P., Dittmann, Morehouse, Howell, Dial, Robinson, T. Fifth Row: Bishop, Templeton, Stevens, Portwood, Thomas, Bingham, K., Scott, Smith, R. A., Jones, Caruthers, Lozano. THE TABLE ORGANIZATION Established at WMA 1954-55 Sponsor and Director - Captain L. Malone Chairman Steering Committee - Harper Chairman Induction Committee - Kammerman Chairman Studies Committee - Froebe, P. Chairman Brochure Committee - Earp Nobles: Bingham, D., Caruthers, Dittmann, Hambel, Howell, Jones, B., Kaufmann, Lozano, May, McConachie, Petersen, G., Robinson, T., Scott, R., Smith, R. A., Smith, S., Weinsting, Wilson, C. Earls: Dickson, Doucleff, Glascock, G., Helman, Hyman, B., Maldonado, J., Mueller, Pratt, Schmidt, R., Stevens, Sullivan, Thomas. Squires: Becker, Bemis, Bingham, K., Brown, T., Byczynski, Donaldson, Glenden- ning, Karch, Kirk, Mitvalsky, MacFall, Morehouse, Pollock, Portwood, Schoepp, Shanahan, Silverman, G., Smith, T., Templeton. Lads: Bishop, Dial, Guldager, Lawrence, Slater, M. THE GLEE CLUB MRS. K. SHANAHAN - Directing TENOR I Brown, T. Kennedy Graser King Niece BARITONE Aguilar Mitvalsky Allee Murphy Angel Pratt Eddy Schmidt, R Goodman Shanahan Hardesty Stone Harrison Templeton Hendricks Touche, X. Lawrence Thompson TENOR II Alexander Hopper Bartle Lozano Ching Perdomo Esteves, A. Portwood Feist Rivera Hodge Vallina Wonderlin BASS Amaro Martin, D Grau Martinez Guada, F. Moore Sullivan 1958-59 PUBLIC APPEARANCES Cadet Christmas Festival Cadet Music Assembly Commencement Program Soroptimist Service Club at Lock Haven Country Club Annual WOKZ Radio Program THEI TER ATIONALS An Academic United Nations Et A l Aguilar, Lorenzo Amaro, Joaquin Angel, Victor Arreola, Victor Bingham, David Bingham, Kenneth Cardenas, Ramon, Jr. Ching, Sai Lit Clariond, Eugenio Drouyn, Jose Luis Esteves, Alfredo Esteves, Ivan Froebe, Charles Froebe, Wendell Glascock, Bruce Glascock, Grant Glendenning, William Guada, Edgar Mexico Mexico Panama Mexico Colombia Colombia Mexico Hawaii Mexico Puerto Rico Venezuela Venezuela Canada Canada Peru Peru Venezuela Venezuela - www-swsmwe - -1 Guada, Francisco Guerrero, Carlos Guerrero, Eduardo Hammon, Douglas Hughes, William Larralde, Americo Lobeira, Jaime Lozano, Gerardo Maldonado, Humberto Maldonado, Jorge Martinez, Rafael Perdomo, Raul Rivera, Francisco Sada, Luis Slater, Martin Touche, Eduardo Touche, Xavier Vallina, Jose Venezuela Mexico Mexico Peru Brazil Mexico Mexico Mexico Mexico Mexico Mexico Venezuela Guatemala Mexico Peru Mexico Mexico Mexico THE ASTRQNOMY CLUB-Star-Gazers Back: Eder, Hefner, Kaune, Seward, Reudle, Slotkowski, Hardesty. Front: Colonel Jackson, Brown, R., Larson, Hamilton, Logiudice, Flatt, Lundin, Starkey. THE LAST TAPS REPORT FOR THE CLASS 1959 Sir, the final inspection for T958-59 has been completed, all underclassmen are present and awaiting their new assigned responsibilities. The class of '59 responded to its last campus taps in good order. Sir, the class begs to report an unusual phenomena at its taps inspection. As usual the trumpeter completed his assignment, but the echo of his call con- tinued to re-echo in the ears and minds of the Seniors. lt was uncanny the effect this hallucination had on those boys. Some were speechless, others merely shook their heads as they whispered, lt's not taps, it's just the Recall of the silent company of Western men who heard the call to arms, but never heard the taps. Sir, if I may presume to indulge in a bit of fancy, I would say that the class of T959 merely heard the counted cadence of that column of Western men, the alumni, which courageously pushes into the future. The class of T959 will have a new sense of Western life and traditions when they ioin the column. Officer of the Day May 30, 1959 WE'RE GOING WITH YOU Whether you knew it or not, almost every day of your school year you've used a product made by Olin Mathieson, or one that Olin Mathieson helped to make. Once you're established in business or professional life, you'll probably hear a lot more about Olin Mathieson. A good many of you may have business with us, and a few of you may even come to work for us. There will be room because Olin Mathieson is growing. When Olin Industries, Inc., merged with the Mathieson Chemical Corporation in August, 1954, they brought together the skills, facilities and resources of two of the country's most rapidly expanding industrial organizations. 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ENGLE CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD-BYE SENIORS OF T959 We'll never forget you, you will be missed But fear not, Westerrfs future is in good hands THE CLASS OF CHAMPIONS Sophomores today - juniors tomorrow FEDER F INKEL FRITCHEY CARDENAS GLASCOCK, B. GLENDENNING CUADA, F. GRASER GUERRERO, C. HARDY HARDESTY HARRISON HASTINGS HENDRICKS HOUGHLAND HUGHES HUMBERT HUTCHINGS JACOBS KARCH KING KIRK KOLL LIPKA LOBEIRA MACFALL MCCLELLAND MARTIN, D. MILLER, W. MILLMAN MITVALSKY MOOREHOUSE MURPHY MOTT MOYERS O,BRIEN PARKER POLLOCK PORTWOOD READLE REBMANN RENO RICE RIDGEWAY ROPER, S. SAVILLE SADA SANDERSON SCHOEPP SERKES SILVERMAN, SMITH, T. SOHACKI STRANGE STRASSMAN TEMPLETON TRAMMEL WILSON, E. WALKER WALKLEY WILLARD A WILLIAMS, C. Gngrafzfafalfionfi fo Me 67044 of 1959 THE CARISS FAMILY Granite City, Illinois Ed YXMJM5 Al' ,Jllflf flflflne ,QJDLCCQ55 f 95 Q Sgzniom GXJ Wocfern fem, jnc. 46330 7M5f 7 WL IQWI M064 Mfg, Wiclnigan gi W mf 3 ..!4l'l6!8I'50l'L BEST WISHES to the CLASS of 1959 HUDSON AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. W. Corner 12th and State Street East St. Louis, Illinois CHIEE-ENVIEICPE CQ. 33 N. LASALLE ST. CHICAGO 2, ILLINCIS jfifb an EVLUQKOIQQ7 we can male if. ANY SIZE, STYLE, MACHINE CR HANDMADE ILLINOIS-PRINTING COMPANY 28 W. NORTH ST DANVILLE ILLINOIS SENIOR CLASS OF T959 BEST WISHES FOR CONTINUED SUCCESS TRENTON MILLING COMPANY SOUTH MAIN STREET TRENTON, ILLINOIS Mr. R. K. Hummel, President OF AMERICAN DECALCOMANIA C0 PLANTS Chico o New York Cl I d BEST WISHES cmd GOOD LUCK to ALL WESTERN CADETS UA ERIEND WE SERVE WESTERN NICK G. MAGGOS, WMA '47 ALTON BOTTLING, INC. ALTON, ILLINOIS WITH BEST WISHES TO ALL WESTERN'S CADETS AND FACULTY MR. 84 MRS. JOHN SACEMAN AND JACK 8g DON LAKE PLACID, FLORIDA BEST WISHES FOR CONTINUED SUCCESS TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1959 MR. 8L MRS. DAN E. HOWELL EAST ST. LOUIS, ILLINOIS GOOD LUCK and BEST WISHES to the GRADUATION CLASS OF 1959 from WALTER T. BIRMINGHAM TO THE CLASS OF 1959 from JAYMAR- RUBY, INC Burton B. Ruby President, Class of 1937 O MICHIGAN CITY, INDIANA 1lf1llllllflIC'IlH't'l'S of JFIYIIIFIR Ask for them at yo f orite men's store SALVAGE 8g BRIDGES AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE YOUR l1hwl lllfl'l1l IIIXIIIWIIKI' AGENT 'SIIVES YOU FIRST 'INAIA UG' East St. Louis, Illinois Compliments SHEARBURN'S ICE CREAM 3475 Humbert Road Alton, Illinois BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS FROM THE W. E. ERICSON'S AND BUD FINE DAIRY PRCJDUCTS BAKERY PRODUCTS cmd ICE CREAM BOX COMPLIMENTS OF ALTON BOARD COMPANY MAN AC E S O PA ER BOX BOAR A ON OS CompHmenB BERKSHIRE PAPERS, INC Chkogo,HHnoB FOR FINE DINING. . . IT'S THE RIVIERA ROOM Comfortable Modern Rooms o HEADQUARTERS FOR WESTERN PATRONS O ' y STRATFORD HOTEL ALTON, ILLINOIS DE MOULIN BROTHERS 8g COMPANY GREENVILLE, ILLINOIS 0 Designers and Manufacturers of U N I FO R M S For many years we have supplied all Uniform Equipment for WESTERN MILITARY ACADEMY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I 959 FROM FRENCH INSURANCE AGENCY G R E E T I N GS From the Ozark Playgrounds to The Class of T959 THE AURORA BANK AND TRUST COMPANY AURORA, MISSOURI O Member of Federal Deposit I urance Corporat Best Wishes I0 h Class of 1959 FIRST NATIONAL BANK 8g TRUST COMPANY in Alton, Illinois at Third and Belle Streets Member Federal D I I C I ALTON CREAMERY Purveyor ot BUTTER, CHEESE AND CREAMO o Wholesale Only o 2317 Stote Street Alton, Illinois LASCO BRAND LADY PAULINE Compliments ot ALLEN FOODS, INC. St. Louis, Missouri o Institutionol Purveyors ond Specialists of FINER FOODS FOR FINER INSTITUTIONS Represented in your district by CHARLES RILEY ALLEN'S PRIDE AFCO BRAND BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 59 DUKE BAKERY 819 Henry Street Alton, Illinois HOwcird 2-2922 Helen 8.Chris Doucleft, Owners 0 WE SPECIALIZE IN WEDDING AND PARTY CAKES Compliments... R. R. PEARCE, Distributor Circle Packing Corp. Products O Madison, Illinois Qsjfifosi E ' s Compliments of ANITA KING Z I!,j'flfQN, RACING STABLES So Good Potato Chip Company 38 North Sarah Street SL Louis' Missouri BEVERLY HILLS, CALIFORNIA BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 11195911 Compliments SPRINGMAN AMERICAN TAXI LUMBER . COMPANY Phone 5-5559 o Alton, Illinois 1001 E ast Broadway Alton, Illinois Compliments of THE THRIFTY DRUG STORE BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS DRESSEL-YOUNG 0 DAIRY COMPANY Alton, Illinois Granite City Alton BEST WISHES AND CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES To THE TO THE CLASS OF T959 CLASS OF '59 ' FROM J. PAUL BURNS Representative MR. METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Phone 4-6767 333 Locust Carlinville, Illinois SI' LOUIS' MISSOUII LETTERPRESS - PHOTO - OFFSET ADAMS PRINTING CO. NATIONAL PRINTING CO. 536 East Broadway Alton, IIIinois POODLES DISTINCTIVE STANDARDS PUPPIES OCCASIONALLY - STUD SERVICE MRS. JOHN V. SULLIVAN CaroII, Iowa BEST WISHES TO GRADUATES OF 1959 o KROL OFFICE EQUIPMENT 81 SUPPLY CO. 'II06 Wabash Avenue Chicago 5, Illinois PAUL V. AMES 0 BUILDER 0 East St. Louis, IIIinois FLAMINGO MOTEL Cf 'fr e'1'A' of ALPHA ASPHALT CO 36 D I U 'f h B d E 927 M A AI Ill Ph 20642 E S L III Compliments of Compliments CAPITAL CITY ALTON PRINTING CCMPANY NUNERAL SPRWGS HOTEL 611 E M S . Sp I ld III A' ' HJJ kM BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS FROM Compliments OLIVE CAN of COMPANY, INC. LACLEDE STEEL co. ' 47ooN fhOk1 A Ch 9 31 III THE GIBERSON INSURANCE AGENCY ALTON, ILLINOIS PROTECTING TH FUTU E TH OUGH INSURANC Compliments of ALTON LAUNDRY CO. ALTON, ILLINOIS CONGRAT ll ULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I959 Solve Now for the Future ALTON SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 620 E. Third Phone 2-0066 Alton, Illinois Compliments of the SPRINGMAN LUMBER CO. P.O. 95 GODFREY, ILLINOIS COMPLIMENTS OF AN ALTON FRIEND WHO suPPoRTs WESTERN CADET PROJECTS LUMBER - MILLWORK - HARDWARE ROOFING -INSULATION - PAINT WALLBOARD SCHAEFER LUMBER CO. HAS IT! 4230 W. NATURAL BRIDGE .IEFferson I-6868 Specialist in the Wrecking Business Since 1898 M. C. SLATER SAFE DEPENDABLE FREIGHT SERVICE Illinois - Indiana - Missouri O Terminals at St. Louis - Chestnut I-1413 Alton - Alton 2-8212 Chicago - Saginaw I-2420 Peoria - Peoria 3-4233 Compliments of MR. 81 MRS. RAY PARKER 908 Lincoln Street Vandalia, Illinois ENJOY PRAIRIE FARMS MILK Carlinville, Illinois HANSON 81 CARLSON The Butcher Boys of Broadway o BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF T959 0 1305 Broadway Rockford, Illinois Compliments of JOE VERA REAMER INSURANCE AGENCY COMPLETE INSURANCE FOR HOME - CAR - BUSINESS DR 3-1709 - DR 3-4622 O Phone 4-2852 421 N. 59th ST. EGIS1' Sl. Louis, lll Compliments COMPLETE MARINE SUPPLIES 0 of More co DR LY KEILS A Wall Building St. Louis, Mo 102 Congratulations to THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1959 AMERICAN ENVELOPE CO. 3100 West Grand Avenue Chicago, Illinois SLOTKOWSKI SAUSAGE CO. FINE MEAT PRODUCTS SINCE T918 O Chicago 8, Illinois REESE DRUG STORES PICTURE FRAMING AT ITS DISTINCTIVE BEST . ART AND PRINT GALLERY . O Wholesale and Retail woon RIVER , EAST ALTON JERSEYVILLE CHESTER WONDERLIN 403 North Main Bloomington, Illinois REESE DRUG STORES, INC. Office and Warehouse: 1909 Cleveland Avenue Granite City, Illinois BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1959 FROM THRIFTY DRUG CO. Springfield, Illinois BEST wlsHEs AND CONGRATULATIONS COMPLIMENTS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS or 1959 To THE CLASS OF 1959 ' FROM TOASTBU RG FARMS Carlinville, Illinois MR. AND MRS. OLIVER SHORT Granite City, Illinois BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1959 o MR. AND MRS. HARVEY BLOOME Compliments of MR. AND MRS. HARRY SILVERMAN 81 FAMILY Paris, Illinois Compliments of CROWN PACKING COMPANY PORK PACKERS o Detroit, Michigan 104 Jack Harris Bernard Harris UPton 5-0722 HARRIS AUTO RADIATOR RADIATORS BOILED OUT, REPAIRED AND RECORED 620 Collinsville Ave. East St. Louis, III Compliments of DR. M. S. SERKES REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST Congratulations to the GRADUATES OF 1959 WESTERN ENGRAVING GM 2077 8. EMBOSSING Office Qt HelZbef9'5 123 North Wacher Drive Hoo Walnut Kansas cify, Mo. Chicago, Illinois In Springfield it's the . . . BLACK ANGUS Forthe Finestin STEAKS AND SEAFOODS I Jn City 66 2242 South Sixth St. C. J. DUFFEY PAPER CO. 301 Second Street Rock Island, Illinois Congratulations to the SENIOR CLASS OF 59 from FIRST STATE BANK OF CARUTHERSVILLE Caruthersville, Mo. Compliments of A FRIEND Congratulations to the SENIOR CLASS OF 1959 MR. 8. MRS. HENRY B. BOMKAMP Carlinville, Illinois Best Wishes to the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1959 0 MR. 81 MRS. E. M. BLOOME Gillispie, Illinois Compliments of MACK MOTORS NATIONAL GOULD AUTO SUPPLY CO. INCORPORATED I YOU' Friendly Ford Dealer PARTS FOR ALL CARS, TRUCKS AND BUSES 0 0 507 West Main Street Carlinville, Illinois 3I 8 PIGSG Ahon' IIIIIIOIS BEST WISHES TO THE W. M. A. CLASS OF 1959 CONTINENTAL ENGINES O NATIONAL AUTO SUPPLY Wholesale Distributors IIO0 Illinois Avenue East St. Louis, Illinois SUNNY SHIELDS MUSIC COMPANY O MUSIC - PIANOS -INSTRUMENTS O I409 State Street East St. Louis, Illinois BEST WISHES FROM ED DALY TO THE CLASS OF 1959 YOU CAN BE SURE CONGRATULATIONS WITH TO THE CLASS OF T959 LUER ' MEAT PRODUCTS PAUL W. ABT ALTON, ILLINOIS East St. Louis, Illinois LOUIS WAGNER GRIER'S G. M. 81 O. RESTAURANT ATTORNEY-AT-LAW O ' 24 Hours a Day-7 Days a Week BAlfimore 1-7151 . 1014 Argyle Bldg. Kansas City 6, M G- M. gl Q. Depot Springfield, Illinois BEST WISHES L. B. SEGUR CO. FROM 0 ROBINSON sooo FURNITURE GRAIN 84 COAL CO. Africa, Indiana SINCE 1897 O Wafseka, Illinois Compliments of OLIVER BLASE AGENCY ALL TYPES INSURANCE CHesfnu1 1-3644 WEDGE PHARMACY o Elfgen Building rce Building ST. Louis, Missouri O' E' I-Ionxe' R' Ph' I L' Camp' R' Ph' Congratulations to the COUQVUIUIUIIODS I0 'he SENIOR CLASS SENIOR CLASS OF 1959 from 0 JOE HEFN ER MR. AND MRS. HAROLD REED POPHAM MERCANTILE COMPANY Quinlin, Missouri 7 ALTON PAINT 81 HARDWARE CO., INC. HAM 8K MERV TAXI o FRANK .l. SASEK, P . 'es Phone 2-ooas Phone 2-3641 ' 2504-06 College Avenue Alton, Illinois AI-TON, ILLINOIS Compliments of DELUXE CAFE o 2519 College Alton, Illinois BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS SHOE REPAIRING 1633 Washington Avenue Alton, Illinois Compliments of McKEE MARKET o 2514 College Alton, Illinois Compliments of PETERS GIFT SHOP Phone 2-461 1 2510 College Alton, Illinois Compliments of BEN SHANFELD 8. CO. 15th and Converse East St. Louis, Illinois 108 WINDMILL CAFE FINE Fooo-HOME MADE PIE Daily: 6:00 a. m. to 9:00 p. m. Sunday: 6:00 a. m. to 9:00 p. m. o 1711 Washington Alton, Illinois BEST WISHES FROM THE 24th WARD DEMOCRATIC CLUB Louis G. Midge Berra, Committeeman Ina Schatfery, Committeewoman Tony Mascazzini, Alderman Paul M. Berra, State Representative 5204 Shaw Avenue St. Louis, Missouri DR. ANGELO P. GEORGE OPTOMETRISTS o Daily: 9to I2 -1:30 to 5 -6:15 to 8:30 0 PRospect 2-5350 5326 Southwest Avenue St. Louis, Mo IN ST. LOUIS IT'S RUGGERI'S FINEST FOODS, WINES AND LIQUORS PRospect 6-I900 2300 Edwards St. Louis, Mo. Compliments of ELM DAIRY CO. Alton, Illinois Compliments HOWARD JOHNSON'S RESTAURANT a. DRIVE-IN ACME-32 LANES Highway 66 and Elm Road ' Webster Groves, Mo. JOS. J. Kelly Woodland I-2033 329 E. Broadway Alton, Illinois HOWARD JOHNSON RESTAURANT Kingshighway and Natural Bridge St. Louis, Mo. VERGIL D. BELFI INTERNATIONAL UNION OF OPERATING ENGINEERS Stationary Local No. 2, A. F. L. - C. I. O. 4401 Fair Ave. - Suite 206-207 St. Louis, Mo. Financial Secretary Business Representative swim AT FRANKIE'S TWIN POOLS Tilden 6-2525 - 6 - 7 Telegraph at Fine Road Lemay, Mo. BEST WISHES FOR THE SENIOR CLASS OF I959 MR. 81 MRS. FRANKE WEINSTING Route 9, Box 599 Mehlville 23, Mo. Compliments of CITY FUEL AND SUPPLY CO. Front and Ridge Streets Alton, Illinois BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1959 from THOMECZEK OIL CO. At the Foot of Ridge Street Alton, Illinois Compliments of BUCK PAINT 81 FLOOR COVERING 665 East Broadway Alton, Illinois BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF T959 FROM TED PRICE REAL ESTATE CO 6I3A East Broadway Alton, Illinois Best Wishes to All the Cadets at Western Military Academy Qs? Compliments of YELLOW CAB CO. LT O N 401 Belle Street EVENING TELEGRAPH 0 Serving the Alton Community for Alton, Illinois More Than 122 Years CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES-SENIORS '59 SENIORS '59 EVA P. KAUFMANN 0 LEGAL STEN0 MR. AND MRS. H. DURST, lll PATENT AND GENERAL STENORETTE :BM ELECTRIC AND DUPONT Los Angeles, California Port Sulphur, Louisiana Compliments of Compliments of ALTON FRUIT AND PRODUCE MEHL FUNERAL HOME Fifth Street lOl C t IA , , en ra Venue Carrollton, Illinois Alton, Illinois Compliments of ARCH C. HOWARD WILLIAM G. VOGT CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1959 THE CARROLLTON BANK . s. E. SIMPSON 8. COMPANY MR. AND MRS. ' JOSEPH KAMMERMAN CARROLLTON, ILLINOIS AN OSCAR FOR THE ADVERTISERS o The T959 Recall awards each advertiser in this volume a special salute for financially supporting the Recall. The individuals and firms who subscribed for advertising space paid for the major part of the production cost. The Class of T959 recommends that you remember these firms if they can serve you. Their support may have been so little to give but it was so much to receive. Support our Western friends. The Editors WESTERN MILITARY ACADEMY MEMORIAL FOUNDATION ALTON, ILLINOIS The Memorial Foundation is an association of Western alumni and patrons. It is independent of the Academy Corporation. Its funds are supervised by an alumni board of directors. The Foundation is approved by the Federal Government and the State of Illinois to receive tax deductible contributions for purposes specified in its charter. The 'following proiects have been financed by Foundation funds: 0 An electric organ for the Cadet Chapel 0 Six stained glass memorial windows in the Cadet Chapel 0 Redecorating the Chapel Auditorium 0 Completion of the Senior Circle and Terrace project 0 College and Prep School Scholarship for sons of Western Alumni veterans V BOARD OF TRUSTEES Lee O. Kaffenberger, 1941 - President Oakleigh Adkins, 1947 Harold Jay Baker, 1947 Harry N. Schweppe, 'I949 Walter Hale, Jr., 'I943 Nick Maggos, 1947 Chester L. Persing, Executive Secretary and Treasurer lf you have need for a deduction, large or small, remember the Foundation. Stocks, bonds, property, cash-the Foundation can wait for full maturity. Cheques must be made payable to Western Military Memorial Foundation. 3 ' gn-. new ,p f Y , fy, V , F 1 1 A ' ' :JF ' if ,. E5g:-P, -ig, 'V ff' 2 ,hjqg - 4 - - ' 1 -ww, 'J Q ' W MW JM 44, x w1,!fibtwJ194awc, ' v z:'AJj bbw , gdwpijgfkkww Q M4 M2 7-J-of-f.. zlf. :AW Agnqmo M .W MMM. 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