Western Military Academy - Recall Yearbook (Alton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1963 volume:

THE 1963 SENIOR RECALL VOLUME 39 WESTERN MILITARY ACADEMY ALTON, ILLINOIS oik oh Western SU Gdahd Cmtmti Campus Scenes 4 Administration 8 Military 17 Social 26 Athletics 45 Organizations 70 Senior Lounge 76 Classes 80 Acknowledgements 122 Patrons 123 Wudow The Sir Galahad Panel in the Western Memorial Chapel was presented by Colo- nel R. L. Jackson. The Panel is dedicated to his nephews. Captain Rex K. Latham, Jr., Lieutenant A. J. Ellison, and Lieutenant James K. Latham, who made the supreme sacrifice in World War 2. The Panel is an idealistic treatment por- traying Tennyson ' s mythical character — Sir Galahad. This version of the picture was reproduced in antique glass by Emil Frei Co. in St. Louis, Missouri. •• ' A Col. Jackson ' s Residence ! s| % i •• 1 m fc? K %• 11 il f! COMPANY STREET 9 R t m,. t Bt - m f f ) K- f- ; � r - r SECRETARIAL STAFF Standing , Left to Right: Mrs. I go. Miss R. Ostendorf, Mrs. D. Fontana. Seated: Miss H. Mullen, Mrs. C. Brown. 12 FACULTY MAJOR BERNARD C. BRESSON Biology B.S. Degree at Notre Dame in 1932. Graduate study at Wooster College, Akron University, and Shurtleff College. Science instructor at WMA since 1945 and is the Athletic Director. MAJOR CHARLES B. JACKSON History, Director of Admissions A.B. Degree at Washington and Lee in 1945. Graduate study at Washington University and the University of Colorado. History instructor at WMA since 1948 and coaches varsity soccer. MAJOR WILLIAM M. HINTON English A. B. Degree at Birmingham - Southern in 1916. Graduate study at the University of Missouri and Washington University. Major Hinton has been an instructor at WMA since 1936 and sponsors the cadet publication, the Shrapnel. Independent Schools Association Quarter Century Award 1962. MAJOR WILLIAM H. GREEN Mathematics B. Ed. Degree at Eastern Illinois College in 1927. M.A. Degree at University of Illinois in 1935. Major Green has been an instructor at WMA since 1943 and is the cadet Banker. He assists the Social Director, also the Dietitian and is the horsemanship director. MAJOR 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 and Carnegie Institute of Technology. Instructor at WMA since 1949. CAPTAIN JAMES J. HILGERT Mathematics B.S. Degree at University of Minnestota in 1950. Graduate study at University of Minnesota and Purdue University. Instructor at WMA since 1953. MAJOR LOUIS A. MALONE English M A. Degree at DePaul University in 1939. A.B. in 1934. Graduate study, at Notre Dame and Loyola Universities. Instructor in English at WMA since 1954. Major Malone also sponsors Club 400, the MTO, and is Quartermaster. CAPTAIN JOSEPH W. SUTTON English B.A. in Ed. Degree at Southeast Missouri State in 1947. Graduate study at Arizona State, Southern Illinois University, and St. Louis University. Captain Sutton has been an instructor in English at WMA since 1954 and has been librarian since 1956. Coaches Dramatics. MRS. ALMA STACK PERSING Spanish 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 North American — Mexican Institute. Instructor at WMA since 1955. CAPTAIN WALTER J. KRASNANSKY History A.B. Degree at William Jewell in 1957. Graduate study at Pennsylvania State College in 1958. Instructor in History at WMA since 1957. Captain Krasnansky coaches C football and basketball and B baseball. MRS. VIRGINIA W. BRYAN Lower School Subjects A.B. Degree in 1934 at Washington University with a major in English and a minor in mathe- matics. Mrs. Bryan has been an instructor of Lower School classes at WMA since 1957. CAPTAIN EDWARD W. VOSS Commercial Subjects B.S. Degree at St. Louis University in 1955. Instructor in commercial subjects at WMA since 1958. Coaches B soccer and B football. CAPTAIN PHILIP A. ABROMOVICH English B.S. Degree at University of Illinois in 1951. Graduate study in guidance at University of Illinois, Southern Illinois University, and St. Louis University. Instructor in English at WMA since 1959. Coaches wrestling. CAPTAIN JOHN M. NAVA Latin B.S. in Ed. Degree at Washington University in 1961. Graduate study at Washington University. Instructor at WMA since 1961. LIEUTENANT ROBERT D. VALTER U.S. History , Assistant Commandant A. A. Degree a Kemper Military Academy in 1950. B.E. in P.E. at Tulane University in 1953. Law study at Texas University and Colorado University. An instructor at WMA since 1959. CAPTAIN CALVIN WHITLOCK Lower School Subjects , Lower School Principal B.A. Degree at Shurtleff College, Kansas State College with Graduate work at Southern Illinois University. Instructor at Western since 1959. CAPTAIN WILLIAM D. HAHN Mathematics B.S. Degree with a Major in Mathematics at Winona State College in 1959. Captain Hahn has taught at WMA since 1960. CAPTAIN POPOVICH Health Science, Coach A.B. at Southern Illinois University. Instructor at Western Military Academy since 1962. in absence. 16 THE PMS’S STAFF From Left to Right: SFC Synak, Admin. Nco; Capt. Cross, Asst. PMS; Maj. Colaw, PMS; SFC Deisher, MST-3 Instr.; SFC Haz- zard, MST-2 Instr. Formation on The class of ' 63 accepts the colors from departing seniors. Terry Burnhart is ready fo? the military demonstration. Cadet Hyde ' s room being inspected by the inspecting Major at G. I. Entire Corps in Full Dress on Lower field for Government Inspection. GOVERNMENT INSPECTION The inspecting Major, Col. Moore, Cadet Cosner and assistants during Government Inspection of cadet rooms. The inspecting Major looks over the Band at Government Inspection. Cadet Bird has his rifle inspected at G. I. The visiting Major talks with Cadet It. Clark during inspecting on the Lower field. - 1962 MILITARY Cadets in C company are given the once over before G. I. Formation on the Company Street in Full Dress The Colors stand ready for parade The Cadet Honor Guard meets the Inspectors at the front gate. The companies march on to the lower field for parade and inspection at G. I. The Corps stands at present arms for the visiting inspectors. COMPANY Back R ow, Left to Right: 2nd Lt. Gam- ster, Pit. Ldr.; CpI. Ayer, Guidon Bear- er; 2nd Lt. Billingsley, Pit. Ldr. Front Row: M Sgt. Daugherty, 1st Sgt.; Temp. Capt. Slaughter, Company Com- mander; 1st Lt. Ripley, Exec. Officer. Left to Right: 2nd Lt. Rissmann, Pit. Ldr.; Temp. 1st Sgt. Horn, L.; Capt. Touche, Company Commander; CpI. Hegwein, Guidon Bearer; 1st Lt. Prime, Exec. Officer; 2nd Lt. Mueller, Pit. Ldr. J- Left to Right: 2nd Lt. Doucleff, Pit. Ldr.; Temp. 1st Sgt. McGrady; Capt. Harper, B., Company Commander; CpI. Corsi, Guidon Bearer; 1st Lt. Bury, Exec. Officer; 2nd Lt. Kaune, Pit. Ldr. OFFICERS D COMPANY Front Row, Left to Right: M Sgt. Sloan, 1st Sgt.; Capt. Burnham, Company Commander; 1st Lt. Ellison, Executive Officer. Back Row: 2nd Lt. Schwab, Pit. Ldr.; P.F.C. Taylor, Quidon Bearer ; 2nd Lt. Haury, Pit. Ldr. BAND STAFF 1st Lt. Kirby, Band Commander; M Sgt. Pinsly, 1st Sgt. COLOR GUARD AND BATTALION STAFF COLOR GUARD Left to Right: Holshoy, Niemann, Glenden- ning, Shaw, P., Isenberg. BATTALION STAFF Battalion Commander: Slater Battalion Adjutant: Bird Battalion Training Officer: Ingersoll Mrs. W. H. Green SOCIAL DIRECTOR . . . Col. Jackson addresses commencement audience. Graduates in background. Valedictorian Bishop gives address to Com- mencement audience. Mr. Casteel, vice-president of Olin-Matheison, addresses Commencement audience. Graduation weekend _ Slater and Ingersoll accept flag from class of ' 62. from commencement speaker. valedictorian, receives diploma 29 Cadets lead march with dates and mothers. Promenaders pass through the Arch of Sabres. 1962 HIGHLIGHTS OF THE JUNIOR PROM I SSHiUllUf | C f 1 1 M ,, ‘ 1,1 k 1 T W; m ■- ' ll . { ? :)j f 1 V 4 i it President and Vice-President, class of ' 62 lead the Junior Prom in with the Grand March. MTO DINNER M.T.O. dinner banquet. Mothers and sons enjoying M.T.O. dinner. Football Formal. Cadets enjoying a wonderful evening with their dates. Dancing or talking the Cadets appreciated the swinging music. 34 36 The outstanding orchestra plays a variety of songs for the Cadets to enjoy. SENIOR DANCE COMMITTEE JULIUS CAESAR’ The plays the thing, and an eyebrow pencil brings it out. The soothsayer (Dickenson) bends Caesar ' s (Burnham ' s) ear. Friends, Romans, Countrymen. (Bird sings psalms for the slaying.) The conspirators— Ingersoll, Byczynski, Magnabosco, Wallis, Bird. 38 PINATA POR LATINOS Mrs. Persing laid out a colorful table and a delicious meal as a Christmas party for the Latin American students. The glowing candles supply the warm and moody atmosphere in Col. and Mrs. Pershing ' s quarters, at the Latin American Christmas Party. Happiness was at its peak when Ruiz and Prieto began to dance the Cha-Cha-Cha with some woman ' s skirts. Col. Pershing distributes the Chirstmas presents at Mrs. Pershing ' s Christmas Party. Each year the Latin Americans enjoy the wonderful good-bye suppe before they depart for their homes for Christmas. CHRISTMAS INFORMAL Couples exhibit skills in the twist and other new dances at the Christ- mas informal. The last dance, by the light of the Christmas tree. Campus disc jockeys supply bliss- ful music to the Christmas at- mosphere. Eddie Touche, a prominent Sen- ior, shows off the immortal Brenda. Don and Sue— the inseparable two. 40 AND ALL THE TRIMMINGS Disc jockey. Bird, announces the Christmas program. Mike Hitler Wallis puts on a fas- cinating demonstration of his drama talents. Santa Claus rubs his hands as he is ready to give surprises to some of the Cadets. From his white little bag, Santa Claus takes out list of presents, while his helpers wait impatiently. Eddie Touche receives his Monti Date Book with the name Brenda Schuster on the first page. 41 Dressed in their Mess Jackets, some of the Seniors were delighted with the entertaining music and the continuous dancing. Cadets Slater and Breuer pass the night in conversation with their dates at the Winter Formal at Monticello. 0 ) — T3 Q. C 1 i £ = i o 2 ° .s; ,8 CO O £ - CO == ' 5 w o .. o III -12 8 | ® O (U ) ■££ CT) O ip. .i: a) o 2 ! .2 u_ -c I ? With the graduation of the class of 1963, Major Bresson will have spent four years as an outstanding Athletic Director. He has spent countless hours scheduling athletic contests for the Red Raiders. Being a very understanding man. Major Bresson has influenced many young cadets to try out for sports. The graduating seniors are grateful to Major Bresson for the help he gave them when they were beginning to participate in school sports. The goodwill of Major Bresson will always be remembered by the Class of 1963. THE 1962 VARSITY FOOTBALL SEASON St. Thomas Aquinas 53 WMA 0 Raider hopes were not high after this stunning loss to the Falcons on Eaton Field. Making his debut as quarterback, Mike Prime showed that the Raider running game would be rough all year. Bill Billingsley, senior fullback, was one of the few standouts in the contest, as he ripped the Falcon line for long gains on powerful off-tackle slants. WMA 25 Lutheran Central 12 League hopes soared after this easy victory over the Crusaders. Bill Billingsley had a field day, breaking the individual scoring record for a quarter with thirteen mark- ers in the second period. Mike Prime added two more TD ' s and Cliff Isenberg tallied on a thirty yard pass from Mike Prime for the shortest Raider mark of the day! John Burroughs 45 WMA 12 The powerful Bombers caught the Raiders on a weak day. One or two breaks in the right direction would have sent the score on a different path. Again, it was Bill Billingsley and Mike Prime, crashing the scoring column for long jaunts. Bill had now totaled 27 points and Mike rose to 24. Lutheran South 28 WMA 7 Sophomore Cliff Isenberg tallied the lone Raider score and Bill Billingsley ended his high school scoring with an extra point, raising his total to twenty-eight markers for the campaign. Cahokia 20 WMA 0 Although dropping this contest by twenty points, it was by far the best game the Raiders played all year. The Comanches were strong and finished the season as the Midwestern Conference champs. Soph Cliff Isenberg and Junior Courtney Jones ran at free will, much to the Comanches ' surprise. Injuries spelled defeat for the Raiders. Courtney Jones, whose fleet feet had kept the offensive machine going, was floored early in the third quarter and saw limited action for the remainder of the season. WMA 14 AAMA 6 The Big Red leaped to the .500 mark as a result of this victory over the Colonels at Mexico, Mo. The Colonels later toppled all other military schools in the area, thus giving the Raiders the best military school football team in the area. Bill Billingsley and Mike Prime tallied for the cadets. Bill ' s TD gave him 21 points and made him one of the areas ' top scorers. Country Day 55 WMA 0 Undoubtedly the worst game of the year, the Raiders hit their low point. The Rams went over them from every angle and handed the Raiders the worst shellacing in the school ' s history. Principia 33 WMA 0 The season came to an end with the League ' s leading scorer. Panther Tuck Spaulding, running at will over the cadets. The seniors ended their high school careers and the juniors looked ahead to next year. The final record, 2-6 .. . AMEN. Injuries to key players were the Raiders ' worst enemies. They knocked out such key men as Courtney Jones, Tom Klien, Conrad Kirby, Kelly Bury, and Darryl Slater. Second stringers, however, did a fine job under the pressure and moved into key roles as the Raiders fought on into the season. FOOTBALL George Roeder Joe Lange Bill Billingsley Tom Burnham Mike Edgcomb Conrad Kirby Ken Bohannon Stan Schwab Tom Klien VIGNETTES Mike Prime Steve Knight Darryl Slater Kelly Bury Jim Bailey Courtney Jones Mike Tabor Kieth Fandrei Dave Denney B” FOOTBALL TEAM Top Row, Left to Right: Coach Synac, Hink, W. (Co-Capt.), Hegwein, Vitale, Doyle, Dubin (Co-Capt.), Coach Voss. Second Row: Hanson, Peel, Taylor, Wilson, D. M., Daugherty, Quintero, Cox, Corsi. Bottom Row: Carlson, McAlpine, Barnes, Ruis, J., Jiminez, Beebe, Billingsley, H. C” FOOTBALL TEAM Top Row, Left to Right: Coach Sutton, Worsham, Erickson, Sherwood, Ward, Santos, F., Harper, P., Good, Santos, T. Second Row: Martinez, Gutierrez, J., Nieman, Helman, Sexton, Smart, Quijano, J., Thomas. Bottom Row: Coach Krasnansky, White, Williams, Gutierrez, F., Miller, R., Wedig, LeBosse, Dickinson. ’ 62 -’6 3 CAGE STARS o Haury Doucleff Players who sparked our team on to Victory. First Row , Left to Right: Timma (Mgr.) Salter, Harper, Gipson, Day, Krueger (Mgr.). Second Row: Couch Valter, Haury, Fandri, Hooper, Edgcomb, Wilson, D. Top Row: Stratman, Doucleff, Gamster, White, T., Avinetti. £ 15 o o -C £ O 0) - o 2 di 3 i - o o ? E X tf) o O) „ to 5 2 v o o t •! -£ o o t .. • x ® 7 u — x. s if o _o “ to £: c o o ? O ffl ; O o - u� c . o 2 c5 o) _o — i y 55 First Row, Left to Right: Platt, Hegwin, Corsey, Loring, Wherry. Second Row: Maltz, Rude, Barnes, Cox, Taylor. Third Row: Erlanger (Mgr.), Billingsley, H., Ransel, Hayes, Rohde, Peterson, P. First Row, Left to Right: Points, Harper, P,, Nieman, Pottorf, Good. Second Row: Erickson, Sherwood, Gutierrez, F., Kruger. Third Row: Hill, Meridth, Van Pickeral, Helman. .5 C f 0 o «= 3 .. . £ 3 r -c K t- w J O O O gs ,- to .t: ? “ E j j “ , JZ . 1 X s x o � I c i “o — fL — Q P c •t .r 2 CO o ° .2 £ « a o ■ J Q. V o O LOWER SCHOOL BASKETBALL Front Row, Left to Right ; Halstead, Stephens, Stone, Mullin. Second Row: Norris, Williams, Hink, H. Third Row: Trail, Stinson. FALL SPORTS B Football C Football WMA OPP WMA OPP 13 Lutheran Central 2 20 Lutheran Central 0 7 Lutheran South 12 14 Lutheran South 7 0 Principia 20 7 Principia 0 0 Country Day 58 0 Country Day 6 0 Assumption 33 0 John Burroughs 7 6 John Burroughs 39 20 Lutheran Central 6 7 Lutheran Central 0 7 Principia 0 0 Principia 35 Coach: Capt. Krasnansky Coach: Ed Voss Record: 5-2 Record: 2-6 High Scorer: White, 37 pts. High Scorer: Quiroz, 18 Pts. Cross Country WMA OPP WMA OPP 43 Wood River 19 45 Jerseyville 18 67 Jerseyville 15 29 Codasco 26 33 Roxana 23 43 Luth. South 20 30 Principia 27 ABC League MEET 34 Luth. Central 23 Luth. Central 43 20 Bethalto 39 Principia 54 24 Assumption 32 Luth. South 58 15 Burroughs 43 Western 95 34 Wood River 22 Codasco 133 Coach: Capt. Hilgert High Scorer: Freeman Lowest Score wins Meet. Burroughs 178 59 First Row, Left to Right: Gerbrecht, Kling, Richmond. Second Row: Coach Deisher, Bohannon, Burnham, Ellison, Gerhard, Coach Turley. First Row, Left to Right: Wiesberg, Cohenaur, Grant, McGaughey, Johnson, Landaeta, Stuckey, Coleman. Second Row: Carlson, Arthur, Hobson, Grife, Fernadez, Worshim, Laughorn. Third Row: Reynolds, Thomas, Vogler, Bass, Beebe, Quijano, J. Fourth Row: Mac Alpine, Schultz, Grenly, Horn, J. P v I r i( ' 1 rt¥ ) E_1 1 i MMH I Z w o % - o § £ E . U 8 - : 0 - I c o i 8 CG LU CG CD C£ rN CD - — r T T ■ — T JH|k ■ jgr - w i 4 ’ W | P -= - Bit Jr 1 A 4 i_ rf . P V; V; 7 i WE s. r X .0- 1 Lr 1 First Row , Left to Right: Reiners, Ingersoll, Kaune (Co-Capt.), Avenatti, Bernhard, Marrs, Allee (Co-Capt.), Slater. Second Row: Bird, Slotkowski, Winslow, Wilson, Prime, Jones, Taylor. Third Row: White, M., Bohannon, Nieman, L. Fourth Row: Martin, M., Roeder, Wiesend, Hofferkamp, Naeve. Fifth Row: Walston (Mgr.), Coach Popovich, Knight, Proffer (Mgr.) ’62 VARSITY TRACK Left to Right: Bird, Kaune. 64 B” BASEBALL TEAM Front Row , Left to Right: Hegwein, Blankenship (Capt.), Corsi, Haury, Shepard, Holshoy. Second Row: Kapes (Mgr.), Rahel, Gamster, Loeffler, Coach Hazzard, Zahn, Allen (Mgr.) B” TENNIS TEAM Front Row, Left to Right: Sherwood, Carter, Hooker, Erickson, W. 66 Second Row: Coach Wolfe, Dillon, Bailey, J. C., Owens, Southworth, Quintero, Martinez. A Look at Sports ' 62- ' 63 Darryl Slater 63 Recall Sports Editor Once again, as in the past, the Raider varsity grid candidates returned to Western a week early. This year, though, a new coach greeted them. Capt. Abromovich, last year ' s line coach moved up to the head coaching position and appeared ready to field his first team. Little did they know how the season would go for the 1962 edition of the Red Raiders. The showing was not outstanding, and yet, it was a good team. The Raiders posted a 2-6 mark through the campaign, but this does not show talent. The Raiders boasted of the most powerful one-two punch in the area. Mike Prime, at quarterback, and Bill Billingsley, at fullback, gave the Raiders this punch. Only Country Day, of all Raider opponents, could contain their running game. But, the backfield was not all power. Sophomore Cliff Isenberg, and Juniors Courtney Jones and Mike Tabor were true speed merchants. Of course, they could not function without a good line. Darryl Slater, Tom Klein, Steve Knight, Kelly Bury, and Joe Lange started the season at interior line positions for the Big Red. By the end of the campaign only Joe Lange had not been injured. The second string line became the first, and Juniors Walt Stern and Bill Miller came on the scene. Loyalty, sweat, and blood all lent a hand in making this a good season for the Red Raiders. ■ Cl • The other varsity sport, the Cross Country team, came out on the short end of a long season. The teams they ran were well rounded and powerful. Danny Freeman, though, offset any advantage with his brilliant performances. He lowered the course standard to 8:48.1 over the 1.6 mile Raider course. Danny was the top finisher in the League Meet for the cadets with a fifth place over Principia ' s two mile course. . . . , � . - The most successful team on the campus was the smallest of all. ’ The C gridmen posted an outstanding record. They were 5-2 and finished second in the ABC League. Coach Krasnanski ' s boys played well throughout the year and when they did lose, it was only by six points. Les Niemann, Mike White, Wally Erickson, and Norm Smart were backfield standouts, while Dick Miller, Joe Guttierez, and Pepe Quintero headed the line. The B team won but two games, but the Raiders were not that bad. The squad, at times, was as low as eighteen members. A team cannot win unless the talent is supplied. It was not supplied in the right amount for Capt. Voss ' s Raiders. 67 WINTER: At the time of printing, the winter season was stil! young. This review, then, covers but o portion of what is now history . The varsity basketball team, under the direction of coach Darwin Valtor, made a dismal showing at the start of the season, but as it progressed, the brand of basketball that they played slowly became better. The playing recched its peak in time for the Raiders to topple highly ranked Principia. In most contests, even in the early part of the campaign, the Raiders were able to keep up with mos of their opponents after ‘he opening quarter. It seemed that a jinx rode them and it never go off. High scorer was Bob Harper, who averaged 12.5 points pe- game. Dick Stratman six-foot |unior center, averaged almost eleven for the Big Red. The record was a lowly 3-10 after thir een games, but the about face shown in the Prin game also was evident in the next games and it appeared that Western had fielded an entirely new team. The team was well balanced. They had depth at all positions but height was lacking. The tallest man on the team wa: Scott Gamster at six foot two inches tall. Phil Haury and Mike Doucleff were beginning to puli out of slumps as we went to press and they were scoring well again for the Raiders. The B team was entertaining a season much the same as the A . Dave Wherry and Lee Loring were the high scorers for the Raiders while the role of playmaker fell on the shoulders of southpaw Chad Bornes. Grades hurt the Raiders sorely at the close of the semester. A key rebounder was knocked from action and this could have cancelled any hopes for recovery. The ; C teem again fielded a small but powerful team. They had the best basketball mark on campus at printing. Les Niemann., forward for the Little Rea, played outstanding bell all season for the smallest team on campus. The team of the season must have been the rifle team. Sporting a 10-0 reco r d as the presses rolled, SFC Diecher ' s riflemen were tops in the St. Louis League. Tom Burnham had the best score for a match in the League with a 192. The swimming team, too, enjoyed a successful season. Mike Prime lowered the butterfly rtandard more than two seconds, and Darryl Slater wes closing in on the backstroke mark. The record was 7-4 with three meets still to be decided. The soccer teams again modeled in mediocrity. At printing, the ' ' A ' had won but one game and the B was still looking for victory No. 1. Competition was tough, though, as the best teams in the area played the cadets. INDIVIDUAL SPORT RECORDS Football Most points. Year. Joe Dugan, 72 pts., 1947 Yardage, Game. Bud Gouin, 1960, 236 yds. Cross Country Course Record 1962 — Danny Freeman 8 min. 48.1 sec. Basketball Most Points, Game. 1960 — Karl Doucleff, 48 pts. Most Points, Year. 1956 — Otto Bean, 525 pts. Average scoring 1959 — Larry McGrady, 25.3 pts. Wrestling Most Points Scored, Season. 1960 — Art Bier, 50 pts. Soccer Most Points, Season. 1960 — Francisco Rivera, 8 pts. Swimming Most Points, Season. 1962 — Mike Buckley, 92 pts. 160 yd. Medly Relay 1961 — Buckley, Slater, Prime, Reiners. 1:32.2 200 yd. Freestyle 1948 — Stoner. 2:13.2 40 yd. Freestyle 1936 — Goldsmith. 0:19.2 69 tn Z O M THESPIANS Back Row, Left to Right: Salter, Wallis, Denney, Gerbrecht. Fro nt Row: Dickinson, Burnham, Bird. CADESPIANS Front Row, Left to Right: Ellison, Bird, Wallace, Denney, Carter, Sinke- vics, Ingersoll, Sloan, Gamster. Second Row: Bilton, Magnabosco, Kling, Warner, Spisarczuk, Beebe, Rhode, Gerbrecht, Burnham. Third Row: Stern, Dillon, Waltz, Weilepp, Byczynski, Salter, Slotkowski, Grossman, Martinez. Back Row: Lawhorn, Dickinson, Cramer, Jaeger, Fairbanks, Eakin, Gezon, Flynn, Fernandez. QUILL AND SCROLL PROSPECTIVE MEMBERS— Bock Row, Lett to Right: Briney, Ellison, Slotkowski, Byczyn- ski, Salter, Martinez. PRESENT MEMBERS— Front Row Lett to Right: Carter, Burnham, Slater, Ingersoll. EDITORIAL STAFF Front Row , Left to Right: Carter, Slotkowski, Burnham, Ellison, Slater, Ingersoll, Salter, Byczynski, Martinez. Second Row: Dickinson; Vogler; Horn, J.; Flynn, Major Hinton, Sponsor; Grenly, Briney, Grossman. CLUB 400” Seated, Left to Right: Ingersoll, co-Pr esi- dent; Major Malone, Sponsor; Hartman, co-President. Standing: Sherwood, Dillon, Byczynski, Martinez. SHRAPNEL CIRCULATION STAFF Seated, Left to Right: Cohenour, Timma, Roberts, Grossm Van Pickerill, Lawhorn. Standing: Shultz, Blades, Fitzgerald, R.; Meredith, Flynn, Hill, Bass Block. GLEE CLUB Seated at Piano: Mrs. Kaye Shanahan, Di- rector. Kneeling , First Row, Left to Right: Barnes, Katz, Me Gaughey, Cramer, Stiehl. Sitting, Second Row: Beck, Arthur, Cohe- nour, Vitale, Aument, Frame, Fulk. Stand- ing: Shaff, Roman, Blades, Horn, J., Van Beynen, Flynn. MAJOR ET MADAME GREEN, MAJOR DOMO ET GARCONS Seated, Left to Right: Patrick, Gutru, Freeman, Head Waiter ; Mrs. Doyle, Weaver, Wright, Friedman, White, M., Isenberg, o y, Green, Dietician; Miller, W., Maj. Green, School Banker. Standing: Naeve, Shepard, Jones, Corsi. WESTERN MILITARY English class in session in English Classroom. SENIOR LIBRARY LOUNGE 77 Standing, Left to Big if. Touch , Burnhqm qrtmpn. Seated: Inftrsoll, HarpeP, B. President Darryl William Slater Secretary Russell Joel Hartman SENIOR CLASS CLASS OFFICERS Vice-President Jonathan Charles Ingersoll Treasurer Samuel David Denney, III Lewis Alter Bird Thomas William Burnham Robert Edward Brown Raymond Kelly Bury ■1 SENIOR DIRECTORY 92 Harry Melvin Adams, Jr. (1st Sgt.) Monette, Arkansas 1st Sgt. ' E ' Company; B Football, Wrestling, 1 Year; JV Swimming, Track, 1 Year; B Tennis, 1 Year; Shrapnel Circulation Staff, 1 Year; Badge, 1 Year. Fuzz 4 yrs. 1 Year; C Football, 1 Year; JV I Year; Varsity Track, 1 Year; JV Shrapnel Editorial Staff, 1 Year; Glee Club, 1 Year; Marksmanship Warren Eugene Adkins (M Sgt.) Chet Hull, Illinois 3 y rs . Asst. Floor Chief 1st floor, D Barracks; Pit. Sgt. band; Two Band Competition Medals (trumpet). Keith Leonard Bailey (M Sgt.) Beetle Hanover, Indiana 2 yrs. Pit. Sgt. 1st pit., B Company; Sharpshooter ' Badge, 1 Year. William Andrew Billingsley (2nd Lt.) Coach 318 North Scott, Wheaton, Illinois 2 yrs. Floor Chief 2nd Floor, C Barracks; Pit. Ldr. 2nd Pit., A Company; Varsity Football, 2 Years; Varsity Wrestling, 2 Years; All-ABC Wres- tling, 2 Years; All-ABC Football, 1 Year; 2nd Place District Wrestling Meet; MTO, 2 Years; W Club, 2 Years; Outstanding New Cadet Medal; Marksmanship Badge, 1 Year; Senior Dance Committee. Lewis Alter Bird (Capt.) Winston 1424 South Park, Springfield, Illinois 5 yrs. Asst. Barracks Chief, E Barracks; Battalion Adjutant; Varsity Cross Country, 2 Years; JV Cross Country, 2 Years; Varsity Wrestling, 1 Year; JV Wrestling, 1 Year; B Basketball, 1 Year; C Basketball, 1 Year; Varsity Track, 2 Years; JV Track, 2 Years; Captain of Cross Country Team; MTO, 2 Years; Shrapnel Circulation Staff, 1 Year; W Club, 2 Years; Recall Editorial Staff, 1 Year; Thespians, 1 Year; Cadespians, 2 Years; Honor Guard, 2 Years; Military Efficiency Wreath, 2 Years; Military Efficiency Ribbon, 2 Years; Personal Appearance, 2 Years; Expert Marksmanship Badge, 2 Years; Sharpshooters Badge, 1 Year; Senior Dance Committee. Robert Edward Brown (M Sgt.) Edd 811 North 5th St., Vandalia, III. 4 y rs Plt. Sgt. 1st Pit., C Company; JV Football, 1 Year; Military Efficiency Wreath, 1 Year; Senior Dance Committee. Thomas William Burnham (Capt.) Barney 15 Outer Ladue Dr., St. Louis, 31, Mo. 4 yrs . National Honor Society; Cum Laude; Barracks Chief, A Barracks; Ass. Floor Chief, 2nd Floor, C Barracks, Junior Year; Company Com- mander, D Company; Varsity Football, 1 Year; B Football, 1 Year; B Basketball, 1 Year; C Basketball, 1 Year; JV Basketball, 1 Year; Rifle Team, 3 Years; A Baseball, 3 Years; B Baseball, 1 Year; 400 Club! 3 Years; MTO, 3 Years; MTO Chairman of Publicity and Morale Com- mittee, 1 Year; Shrapnel Editorial Staff, 3 Years; Senior Editor of Shrapnel, 1 Year; Shrapnel Circulation Staff, 1 Year; W Club, 1 Year; Recall Business Staff, 1 Year; Recall Business Manager, 1 Year; Thespians, 2 Years; President of Thespians, 1 Year; Cadespians, 1 Year; Quill and Scroll, 2 Years; Association of the United States Army Medal! 1 Year; Dept, of the Army Superior Military Schools Cadet Ribbon! 1 Year; Military Efficiency Wreath, 4 Years; Military Efficiency Ribbon, 4 Years; Military Theory Achievement Ribbon, 1 Year; Expert Marks- manship Badge, 3 Years; Shrapnel Silver Medal, 1 Year; Secretary Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Classes; Co-chairman Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Dance Committees; Junior Prom Planning Committee. Michael Steven Doucleff (2nd Lt.) Duke 815 Henry St., Alton, Illinois 3 y rs . Floor Chief, 2nd Floor, D Barracks; Pit. Idr., 2nd Pit., C Company; Varsity Basketball, 2 Years; B Basketball, 1 Year; Varsity Baseball, 2 Years; B Baseball, 1 Year; MTO, 3 Years; W Club, 2 Years; Recall Business Staff, 1 Year; Marksmanship Badge, 1 Year; Military Pro- ficiency Ribbon, 1 Year; Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Dance Committees. Robert Jackson Ellison (1st Lt.) Wild Bob 8 rue du Colonel Moll, Paris, 17, France 4 yrs. Cum Laude; Floor Chief, 4th Floor, A Barracks; Exec. Off., D Company; B Soccer, 1 Year; Rifle Team, 1 Year; 400 Club, 2 Years; MTO, 3 Years; Shrapnel Editorial Staff, 2 Years; Shrapnel Business Manager, 1 Year; Recall Editorial Staff, 1 Year; Recall Photographic Editor, 1 Year; Glee Club, 2 Years; Thespians, 1 Year; Cadespians, 2 Years; Military Efficiency Wreath, 1 Year; Military Efficiency Ribbon, 2 Years; Military Theory Achievement Ribbon, 1 Year; Expert Marks- manship Badge, 3 Years; Junior Dance Committee. Scott Kemp Gamster (1st Lt.) Hoe barf 408 East Indiana, Wheaton, Illinois 2 yrs. Cum Laude; Floor Chief, 3rd Floor, E Barracks; Pit. Ldr., 1st Pit., A Company; Varsity Basketball, 1 Year; B Basketball, 1 Year; B Baseball, 1 Year; 400 Club, 1 Year; MTO, 1 Year; Recall Business Staff, 1 Year; Glee Club, 1 Year; Cadespians, 2 Years; Marksmanship Badge, 1 Year; Senior Lounge Librarian. Raymond Kelly Bury (1st Lt.) Father Bury 115 Eiffel Ct., D ' Adrain N, Godfrey, III. 3 yrs. Floor Chief, 2nd Floor, B Barracks; Exec. Off., C Company; Varsity Football, 3 Years; B Baseball, 1 Year; Glee Club, 1 Year; Marksmanship Badge, 1 Year; Junior and Senior Dance Committees. Robert James Carter (S.F.C.) Bob 833 So. Glenwood, Springfield, Illinois 3 yrs. Pit. Sgt., 2nd Pit., A Company; B Tennis, 1 Year; Shrapnel Editorial Staff, 2 Years; Glee Club, 1 Year; Quill and Scroll, 2 Years; Senior Dance Committee. Kent Hayes Clotfelter (Sgt.) Clotz 100 W. 8th St., O ' Fallon, Illinois 6 yrs. JV Cross Country, 3 Years; JV Swimming Team, 2 Years; JV Track, 1 Year; Shrapnel Circulation Staff, 2 Years; Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Dance Committees. David Michael Daugherty (1st Sgt.) Dogs 36 Elm Ridge, Mattoon, Illinois 3 yrs. Floor Chief, 2nd Floor, E Barracks; 1st Sgt., A Company; B Football, 2 Years; C Basketball, 1 Year; JV Track, 1 Year; Military Efficiency Wreath, 1 Year; Junior and Senior Dance Committees; Senior Lounge Asst. Librarian. Samuel David Denney, III (1st Lt.) Sam c o Esso Standard (Libya.J Box 781, Bengazi, Libya 3 yrs. Cum Laude; Ass. Barracks Chief, B Barracks; Ass. Floor Chief, 2nd Floor, C Barracks, Junior Year; Exec. Off., E Company; Varsity Football, 2 Years; JV Football, 1 Year; Varsity Soccer, 1 Year; 400 SENIOR DIRECTORY 93 SENIOR DIRECTORY 94 Club, 2 Years; MTO, 2 Years; W Club, 1 Year; Thespians, 1 Year; Cadespians, 2 Years; Foreign Relations Club, 1 Year; Secretary of Foreign Relations Club, 1 Year; Military Efficiency Wreath, 2 Years; Military Efficiency Ribbon, 1 Year; Marksmanship Badge, 1 Year; Treasurer of Senior Class; Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Dance Committees. Philip Lester Haury (2nd) Phil Sumerfield, Illinois 4 yrs. Ass. Barracks Chief, D Barracks; Pit. Ldr., 1st Pit., D Company; B Football, 1 Year; C Football, 1 Year; Varsity Basketball, 1 Year; B Basketball, 1 Year; B Baseball, 2 Years; Best B Athlete, 1 Year; MTO, 3 Years; Chairman MTO Induction Committee; Shrapnel Editorial Staff, 2 Years; Quill and Scroll, 2 Years; Military Proficiency Ribbon, 2 Years; Sharpshooters Badge, 3 Years. Charles Frederick Held (2nd Lt.) Chuck 108 Marquette St., Creve Coeur, III. 3 yrs. Asst. Floor Chief, 2nd Floor, B Barracks; Pit. Ldr, 2nd Pit., E Company; B Football, 1 Year; C Football, 1 Year; B Soccer, 1 Year; JV Soccer, 1 Year; Glee Club, 2 Years; Candespians, 1 Year; Band, 2 Years; Junior and Senior Dance Committees. Donald Eugene Higgins (M Sgt.) Don 9 Noyes Court, Mattoon, Illinois 4 yrs Asst. Floor Chief, 1st Floor, B Barracks; Pit. Ldr. 1st Pit., B Com- pany; Military Efficiency Ribbon, 1 Year; JV Wrestling ' 2 Years; Marksmanship Badge, 1 Year; Senior Dance Committee. Loren Roger Horn (1st Sgt.) Playboy 298 Hascall Road, Atlanta, Georgia 2 yrs. Asst. Floor Chief, 2nd Floor, C Barracks; 1st Sgt. B Company; Marksmanship Badge, 1 Year; Senior Dance Committee, 1 Year. Richard Lee Hadwin (Pvt.) Spider 14257 Stahelin, Detroit, 23, Mich. 3 yrs. Shrapnel Editorial Staff, 2 Years; Shrapnel Circulation Staff, 2 Years; Glee Club, 1 Year; Cadespians, 1 Year; Quill and Scroll, 2 Years; Junior and Senior Dance Committees. Bland Robert Harper (Capt.) Midget Box 597, Monette, Arkansas 4 yrs. National Honor Society; Cum Laude; Barracks Chief, F Barracks; Company Commander, C Company; C. Football, 1 Year; Varsity Basketball, 1 Year, B Basketball, 1 Year; C Basketball, 2 Years; Varsity Baseball, 2 Years; B Baseball, 2 Years; ALL-ABC Baseball, 1 Year; Best C Athlete, 1 Year; Captain Varsity Baseball, 1 Year; Captain B Baseball, 1 Year; Captain C Basketball, 2 Years; Captain B Basket- ball, 1 Year; Free Throw Award (B Basketball) 400 Club, 4 Years, MTO, 4 Years; MTO Chairman of Publicity and Morale Committee, 1 Year; Shrapnel Editorial Staff, 2 Years; Recall Editorial Staff, 1 Year; Recall Class Co-Editor; Glee Club, 1 Year; Marksmanship Badge, 2 Years; Military Proficiency Ribbon, 2 Years; President of Freshman Class. Russell Joel Hartman (1st Lt.) Russ 111-45 76 Avenue, Forest Hills, N. Y. 6 yrs. National Honor Society; Cum Laude; Barracks Chief, B Barracks, Pit. Ldr., 1st Pit., E Company; 400 Club, 4 Years, Co-President 400, 3 Years; MTO, 4 Years; Secretary-Historian of MTO, 1 Year; Shrapnel Editorial Staff, 2 Years; Shrapnel Circulation Staff, 1 Year; Recall Editorial Staff, 1 Year; Recall Editor in Chief; Sharpshooters Badge, 1 Year; Two Lower School English Medals; Two Lower School Reading Medals; One Lower School Math Medal; One Lower School Health Medal; Lower School Valedictorian; Vice-President of Freshman Class; Secretary of the Senior Class; Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Dance Committees; Junior Prom Planning Committee; Senior Salutatorian. Jonath an Charles Ingersoll (Capt.) Ingy 620 Scott Ave., Kirkwood, 22, Mo. 4 yrs. National Honor Society; Cum Laude; Barracks Chief, D Barracks; Battalion Training Officer; C Football, 1 Year; Varsity Cross Country, 1 Year; Varsity Soccer, 2 Years; B Soccer, 1 Year; Varsity Track, 2 Years; JV Track, 1 Year; 400 Club, 4 Years; Co-President 400 Club, 4 Years; MTO, 4 Years; MTO Presiding Member, 1 Year; Shrapnel Editorial Staff, 4 Years; Shrapnel Sophomore Editor, 1 Year; W Club, 2 Years; Cadespians, 1 Year; Glee Club, ' 1 Year; Recall Business Staff, 1 Year; Military Efficiency Wreath, 2 Years; Military Efficiency Ribbon, 2 Years; Expert Marksmanship Badge, 1 Year; Marksmanship Badge, 2 Years; Junior Prom Planning Committee; President of Sopho- more Class; Treasurer of Freshman Class; Vice-President of Junior and Senior Classes; Military Theory Achievement Medal, 2 Years; Military Proficiency Ribbon, 2 Years; Valedictorian. William Edward Kaune (2nd Lt.) Bill ' ' 815 Pine Tree Lane, Webster Groves, 19, Mo. 5 yrs. Floor Chief, 3rd Floor, A Barracks; Pit. Ldr., 1st Pit., C Company; Varsity Cross Country, 2 Years; JV Cross Country, 2 Years; Varsity Soccer, 1 Year; B Basketball, 1 Year; C Basketball, 2 Years; JV Basketball, 1 Year; Varsity Track, 3 Years; JV Track, 2 Years; All ABC Track 880 Relay Team; Best B Athlete, 1 Year; Capt. B Basket- ball, 1 Year; Capt. Cross Country, 1 Year; Capt. Track Team, 1 Year; MTO, 4 Years; Shrapnel Editorial Staff, 3 Years; W Club, 3 Years; W Club Treasurer; Quill and Scroll; Recall Editorial Staff, 1 Year; Sharpshooter ' s Badge, 1 Year; Expert Marksmanship Badge, 1 Year; Marksmanship Badge, 1 Year; Senior Dance Committee; American Legion School Award. Conrad Lee Kirby (1st Lt.) Kirbs 1201 Mayfair Rd., Champaign, III. 3 yrs. Asst. Barracks Chief, C Barracks; Floor Chief, 1st Floor, D Barracks; Band Commander; Varsity Football, 2 Years; B Basketball, 1 Year; JV Basketball, 1 Year. Stanley Andrew Knoll (M Sgt.) KNOBBY 3711 Lorrain Rd., Indianapolis, Ind. 3 yrs. Asst. Floor Chief, 2nd Floor, A Barracks; Pit. Sgt., 2nd Pit., C Company; Varsity Soccer, 1 Year; B Soccer, 1 Year; JV Soccer, 1 Year; B Baseball, 1 Year; Marksmanship Badge, 3 Years. Joseph Ellis Lange, [I (Capt.) Je o 306 North Madison, Malden, Mo. 4 yrs. Cum Laude; Barracks Chief, C Barracks; Asst. Floor Chief, 1st Floor, E Barracks, Junior Year; Company Commander, E Company Varsity Football, 2 Years; Varsity Soccer, 2 Years; B Soccer, 1 Year; Varsity Baseball, 2 Years; B Baseball, 1 Year; MTO, 3 Years; Chairman of MTO Parantes Committee, 2 Years; W Club, 2 Years; Recall Editorial Staff, 1 Year; Recall Class Co-Editor, 1 Year; Glee Club, 2 Years; Military Proficiency Ribbon, 1 Year; Personal Appearance Rib- bon, 1 Year; M arksmanship Badge, 1 Year; Junior Prom Planning Committee; Junior Class Sergeant-at-Arms; Sophomore Sergeant. William Eugene Lehmann (Sgt.) ' ' Bill ' ' 2945 Fehling Road, Granite City, Illinois 4 yrs. SENIOR DIRECTORY 95 SENIOR DIRECTORY B Soccer, 1 Year; B Baseball, 1 Year; Shrapnel Editorial Staff, 4 Years; Shrapnel Circulation Staff, 3 Years; Glee Club, 2 Years; Thespians, 1 Year; Cadespians, 1 Year; Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Dance Committees. 96 Lee Thomas McGrady (1st Sgt.) Mac 9323 Aster, Affton, 23, Missouri 4 yrs. C Football, 2 Years; JV Cross Country, 1 Year; Varsity Basketball, 2 Years; C Basketball, 1 Year; B Baseball, 1 Year; Asst. Barracks Chief, F Barracks; 1st Sgt., C Company; Marksmanship Badge, 1 Year; Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Dance Committees. Charles William McNoun (S.F.C.) Rat RR No. 4, Box 203, St. Charles, Missouri 2 yrs. Floor Chief, 1st Floor, A Barracks; Varsity Soccer, 1 Year; B Basket- ball, 1 Year; Varsity Baseball, 1 Year; Glee Club, 1 Year; Expert Marksmanship Badge, 1 Year. Howard Frederick Marrs (S.F.C.) Smash Allerton, Illinois 2 yrs. Asst. Floor Chief, 3rd Floor, B Barracks; JV Cross Country, 2 Years; JV Wrestling, 1 Year; Varsity Track, 2 Years; 2nd Place, High and Low, Hurdles, ABC Medal Meet; Glee Club, 1 Year. John Phillip Mueller, Jr. (2nd Lt.) Jack 1336 N. Garden Dr., St. Louis, Mo. 4 yrs. Floor Chief, 3rd Floor, A Barracks; Pit. Ldr., 2nd Pit., B Company; Varsity Football, 1 Year; JV Football, 1 Year; Varsity Soccer, 2 Years; B Soccer, 1 Year; MTO, 1 Year; Shrapnel Circulation Staff, 1 Year; W Club, 1 Year; Junior and Senior Dance Committees. Richard Ashley Nelson (Corporal) Rick 706 University Place, Grosse Point, Mich. 2 yrs. JV Cross Country, 2 Years; Varsity Soccer, 2 Years; JV Tennis, 1 Year; Senior Dance Committee; 100 Mile Club Medal. Richard J. Pinsly (1st Sgt.) Dick 309 Orchard Ave., Hillside, Illinois 3 yrs. 1st Sgt., Band; Band, 3 Years; Military Efficiency Wreath, 2 Years; Military Efficiency Ribbon, 2 Years; Expert Marksmanship Badge, 1 Year; Marksmanship Badge, 1 Year; Junior Dance Committee; Junior Prom Planning Committee. Michael Norman Prime (Capt.) Norman 139 Wildwood Lane, Kirkwood 22, Mo. 6 yrs. Barracks Chief, B Barracks; Company Commander, B Company; Varsity Football, 3 Years; B Football, 1 Year; Varsity Swimming Team, 5 Years; JV Basketball, 1 Year; Varsity Track, 4 Years; All-ABC Football, 1 Year; All-ABC Track, 2 Years; Pigskin Taps Award, 1 Year; Co-Captain Varsity Football Team, 1 Year; Best B Athlete, 1 Year; W Club, 4 Years; President of W Club, 1 Year; Sgt.-at-Arms of W Club, 1 Year; Marksmanship Badge, 2 Years; Lower School Merit Award, 1 Year; Treasurer of Junior Class; Sgt.-at-Arms of Sophomore Class. Robert George Proffer (M Sgt.) Proff 300 St. Clair Dr., Caseyville, III. 4 yrs. Pit. Sgt., 1st Pit., B Company; Varsity Football Manager, 1 Year; Varsity Basketball Manager, 1 Year; MTO, 3 Years; Shrapnel Cir- culation Staff, 2 Years; Marksmanship Badge, 2 Years; Military Proficiency Ribbon, 2 Years; MTO Award of Merit, 1 Year. Raul Quiroz Pool (M Sgt.) Lluvia No. 465 Pedregal, Mexico 20, D.F., Mexico Rosy 3 yrs. B Football, 3 Years; Varsity Soccer, 3 Years; All-ABC Soccer, 1 Year; MTO, 3 Years; Cadespians, 2 Years. Dwight Douglas Ripley (1st Lt.) 1485 Parkside Dr., Park Ridge, I Rip 3 yrs. Floor Chief, 1st Floor, E Barracks; Exec. Off., A Company; Varsity Football, 1 Year; B Football, 1 Year; Varsity Swimming, 3 Years; Varsity Golf, 1 Year; State Swimming Meet, 2 Years; Shrapnel Circulation Staff, 1 Year; W Club, 2 Years; Glee Club, 2 Years; Vice-President of Glee Club, 1 Year; Sharpshooters Badge, 1 Year; Senior Dance Committee, 1 Year. Jeffrey Bill Rissmann (1st Lt.) 2714 Pestalozzi, St. Louis, Mo. Pi-sant 4 yrs. Asst. Barracks Chief, A Barracks; Exec. Off., B Company; Varsity Football, 1 Year; J V Football, 1 Year; C Football, 1 Year; JV Swimming, 1 Year; Dad ' s Loyalty Award, 1 Year; MTO, 2 Years; Shrapnel Circulation Staff, 1 Year; Military Efficiency Wreath. Stanley Stuart Schwab (2nd Lt.) Rural Route No. 2, Pana, Illinois P.W. 4 yrs. Floor Chief, 1st Floor, D Barracks; Pit. Ldr., 2nd Pit., D Company; Varsity Football, 2 Years; B Football, 1 Year; Varsity Swimming, 4 Years; 160 Yd. Freestyle Record; 160 Yd. Medley Record; W Club, 2 Years; Expert Marksmanship Badge, 1 Year; Marksmanship Badge, 2 Years. Richard Sinkevics (M Sgt.) 20069 Evergreen, Detroit, 19, Mich. Lefty 3 yrs. Floor Chief, 2nd Floor, A Barracks; Pit. Sgt., 1st Pit., D Company; Glee Club, 2 Years; Cadespians, 1 Year; Expert Marksmanship Badge, 1 Year; Junior and Senior Dance Committees. Darryl William Slater (Capt.) 13060 Spanish Pond Rd., St. Louis, Mo. Honk 6 yrs. Barracks Chief, E Barracks; Asst. Floor Chief, 2nd Floor, E ' Bar- racks, Jr. Year; Battalion Commander; Varsity Football, 3 Years; JV Cross Country, 1 Year; Varsity Swimming, 4 Years; Varsity Track, 2 Years; JV Track, 1 Year; Co-Captain Varsity Football Team; 160 yd. Freestyle Relay Record; 160 yd. Medley Relay Record; MTO, 4 Years; Chairman, MTO Service Committee; Shrapnel Editorial Staff, 5 Years; Shrapnel Editor, 1 Year; W Club, 3 Years; W Club Secretary, 1 Year; Recall Editorial Staff, 1 Year; Recall Sports Editor, 1 Year; Caaespians, 2 Years; Quill and Scroll, 2 Years; Outstanding Non- Commissioned Officers Medal, 1 Year; Deportment Medal, 2 Years; Sharpshooters Badge, 2 Years; Marksmanship Badge, 1 Year; Fresh- man, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Dance Committees; Co-Chairman, Senior Dance Committee; Junior Prom Planning Committee; Seventh Grade Reading and English Medals; Eighth Grade English and History Medals; President Junior and Senior Classes; Vice-President Sopho- more Class; Two Silver Shrapnel Medals. Thomas Dale Slaughter (Capt.) 2712 West Lake Shore Dr., Springfield, Tom 4 yrs. Floor Chief, 3rd Floor, C Barracks; Company Commander, A Company; C Basketball, 1 Year; JV Track, 2 Years; Cadespians, 4 Years; Military Proficiency Ribbon, 1 Year; Military Excellency Medal, 1 Year. SENIOR DIRECTORY 97 SENIOR DIRECTORY James Brian Sloan (1st Sgt.) 7957 So. Oglesby Ave., Chicago, 17, III. 4 yrs. Asst. Floor Chief, 3rd Floor E Barracks; 1st Sgt., D Company; MTO, 1 Year; Cadespians, 1 Year; Sophomore Dance Committee. Charles Joseph Sylvester (Pvt.) Chuck 2482 N. Taylor Rd., Cleveland, Ohio 4 yrs. Floor Chief, 3rd Floor, B Barracks; Pit. Sgt., 1st Pit., E Company; B Baseball, 2 Years; Thespians, 2 Years; Vice-President Thespians; Junior and Senior Dance Committees. Eduardo Emilio Touche (Capt.) Monti 901 Ramirez Calderon St., Chih., Chih., Mex. 5 yrs. National Honor Society; Cum Laude; Barracks Chief, B Barracks; Company Commander, B Company; B Football, 2 Years; C Football, 1 Year; JV Basketball, 1 Year; B Basketball, 1 Year; C Basketball, 2 Years; 400 Club, 2 Years ; MTO, 4 Years; Glee Club, 2 Years; Shrapnel Circulation Staff, 1 Year; Recall Editorial Staff, 1 Year; Recall Social Editor, 1 Year; Military Efficiency Ribbon, 1 Year; Expert Marksman- ship Badge, 1 Year; Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Dance Committees; Lower School Arithmetic and English Medals. Jack Anderson Vaughn (S.F.C.) Panda ' 1107 Woodgate Dr., Kirkwood, Mo. 3 yrs. Asst. Floor Chief, 3rd Floor, C Barracks; JV Soccer, 1 year. Michael Herbert Wallis (2nd It.) Wally ' 324 Providence Rd., Ballwin, Mo. 2 yrs. Floor Chief, 1st Floor, A Barracks; Pit. Ldr., 1st Pit., E Company; JV Cross Country, 2 Years; Varsity Soccer, 1 Year; B Basketball, 1 Year; Varsity Baseball, 2 Years; MTO, 1 Year; Glee Club, 1 Year; Thespians, 1 Year; Cadespians, 1 Year; Marksmanship Badge, 1 Year. Don David Wilson (S.F.C.) Animal 1515 So. West Ave., Jackson, Mich. 2 yrs. Asst. Barracks Chief, C Barracks; Floor Chief, 1st Floor, B Bar- racks; Varsity Football, 1 Year; Varsity Basketball, 1 Year; Varsity Track, 2 Years; All ABC Track, 1 Year; ABC Shot Put Record; MTO, 2 Years; W Club, 2 Years; Vice-President W Club. David Allen Winslow (S.F.C.) Dave 17374 Annchester Rd., Detroit, Mich. 2 1 2 yrs. Asst. Floor Chief, 4th Floor, A Barracks; Pit. Sgt., 1st Pit., A Company; Varsity Cross Country, 1 Year; Varsity Track. 1 Year; JV Track, 1 Year; Marksmanship Badge, 2 Years. Alexander Wowk (M Sgt.) Alex 19979 Goddard, Detroit, Mich. 3 yrs. Asst. Floor Chief, 2nd Floor, ' D ' Barracks; Pit. Sgt., 2nd Pit., D Company; Varsity Football, 1 Year; Varsity Cross Country, 1 Year; Varsity Wrestling, 1 Year; Glee Club, 1 Year; Foreign Relations Club, 1 Year; Military Proficiency Ribbon, 1 Year; Marksmanship Badge, 1 Year; Junior and Senior Dance Committees. 98 OFFICERS President DANIEL FLEET FREEMAN Box 722 Ada, Oklahoma Vice-President SHERMAN WILLIS GLENDENING Creole Petroleum Corporation Apartado 889 Caracas, Venezuella CLASS OF ’64 Secretary SCOTT HENDERSON SHEPARD 7301 Yorker Drive Belleville, Illinois Treasurer CLIFFORD JAMES BAILIE Rosiclaire, Illinois Sergeant at Arms RODRIQUE WILLIAM LE BLANC 1 1 1 North William Street Cottage Hills, Illinois PAUL JOSEPH ABT 31 Lindorf Drive East St. Louis, Illinois ROBERT BEN APPOLITO 23W134 St. Charles Rd. 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THOMAS RANDOLPH WILLIAMS 160 East 71st Street Indianapolis, Indiana DAVID STANLEY WITZ 2930 Sheridan Road Chicago, Illinois MICHAEL BURL WORSHAM 803 South Main Street Benton, Illinois tl3 CLASS OF ’66 OFFICERS Vice-President: THOMAS PATRICK HARPER Monette, Arkansas Secretary: CHARLES DANIEL BASS 733 South Oak Street Hillsboro, Illinois President: JAMES ROSS POTTORF 805 East Chestnut Street Mason City, Illinois Treasurer: MARK ALBERT TIMMA 9402 Petersburg Road Evansville, Indiana Sgt.-at-Arms: WILLIAM KENT GOOD Freedom Road Box 178 Spencer, Indiana WILLIAM FREDERICK BARRY 620 Pleasant Avenue Glen Ellyn, Illinois JOSEPH HERBERT BILLINGSLEY 318 North Street Wheatbn, Illinois MICHAEL WILLIAMS BLOCK 1910 North Springdale Road Route No- 3 Waukeska, Illinois RANDOLPH DAVID BRACCIALARGHE 1755 North Edward Street Decatur, Illinois ALAN ERWIN BROADHURST 2017 North 23rd Street Springfield, Illi nois DONALD THOMAS BROWN 440 Tompkins Street Gary, Illinois DONALD LARUE BRUBAKER 1607 Adobe Drive Amarillo Air Force Base, Texas EDWARD DEAN CALBREATH 31 Jaxius Place East St- Louis, Illinois CHARLES HARBOR COHENOUR 207 South Water Street Wilmington, Illinois MICHAEL BRUCE COLBERT 15811 Paulina Avenue Harvey, Illinois DAVID GEFFEONY COLEMAN Tela, Honduras ENRIQUE JOSE FERNANDEZ Ave: Las Lauras Qta Claret La Florida Caracas, Venezuela DANIEL ALEN FINEBERG 200 Williams Drive Indianapolis, Indiana WILLIAM EDWARD FITZGERALD 127 West Ash Lombard, Illinois JOHN EUGENE GINGOLD 1100 Orendorff Springfield, Illinois ALAN HARVEY GRENLY 5650 North Kimball Avenue Chicago 45, Illinois ROBERT ELIOT HELMAN 18665 Warrington Detroit, Michigan PETER MALCOLM HILL 1 Debby Lane Belleville, Michigan THOMAS EDWIN HOBSON Birch Drive Lake Knolls Estate Springfield, Illinois JOHN ALVIN HORN 1614 Campbell Street Joliet, Illinois PERON BRUCE JOHNSON 1611 West Park Avenue Champaign, Illinois JERRY EDWARD KAPES No- 7 Gardenia Drive Belleville, Illinois MARSHALL LESTER KATZ 22141 Whitmore Oak Park, Michigan DENNIS ROY KECK 4879 Converse East St. Louis, Illinois PHILLIP LOUIS KINNISTEN 11016 South Green Street Chicago, Illinois MARWIN HAROLD KRUGER 7803-33th Avenue Kenosha, Wisconsin RICHARD EARL KRUGER 1814 Pace Mt. Vernon, Illinois CHRISTOPHER ARTHUR LA BEAU 295 North Harrison Avenue Kankakei, Illinois DEREK KENT LINEBARGER 525 Call H Ext. 2 Larambla Ponce, Puerto Rico RICHARD ALLEN LISS 4552 North St. Louis Chicago, Illinois WILLIAM HERMAN MC ALPINE 103 Oakland Durand, Michigan MARSHALL WILLIAMS MC GAUGHEY 338 West Decatur Street Decatur, Illinois JAMES DOKE MEREDITH 10 Plaza Square St. Louis, Missouri JAVIER QUIJANO DOMINQUEZ Jose Benitez 2475 Colonia Obispado Monterrey, Mexico THOMAS MICHAEL ROACH 508 West Exchange Jerseyville, Illinois RONALD WAYNE ROBERTS 1712 Yosemite Boulevard Birmingham, Michigan GEORGE WILLIAM ROSCOE RFD 11 Box 460 Springfield, Missouri ROBERTO MANUAL SANTOS Venustiano Cavianza 218 Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico DANIEL ATWOOD SHAFF RR No. 1 Clinton, Iowa GARY LEE SHULTZ 308 East Virginia Avenue Normal, Illinois HARVEY BRADFORD STIEHL 10 Narcissus Drive Belleville, Illinois DAVID JEROME THOMAS RR No. 2 Normal, Illinois JAY VAN PICKERILL 2211 Wiggins Springfield, Illinois JOSEPH LAMPERT WEDIG 1500 Henry Alton, Illinois LOWER SCHOOL CLASS OF ’67 OFFICERS President LOREN LYN LANG 424 Sunset Road Waterloo, Iowa Vice-President WILLIAM GRANT FAIRBANKS 301 East 12th Street Alton, Illinois Sgt.-at-Arms LARRY FRANCIS GRAVES 1415 South Plum Street Pontiac, Illinois Sgt.-at-Arms HAROLD JAY HINK 14420 Trenton Road South Gate, Michigan Secretary HOWARD ALLEN GROSSMAN 927 Third Avenue Des Plaines, Illinois Treasurer FRED FLETCHER HIRE 1301 Roslyn Road Grosse Point Woods, Michigan 118 ROGER ERWIN AGNE 2 Beth Ann Drive Belleville, Illinois MIGUEL RODOLFO ASTURIAS 6 Avenida 13-48 Zona 9 Guatemala City, Guatemala JAMES HOSKINS BARRETT 399 Fullerton Park Way Chicago, Illinois HARRISON FREDERICK BLADES, JR. 1040 Lincoln Park Drive Decatur, Illinois REYES BENJAMIN CLARIOND Padre Mier 1545 PTE Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico SCOTT ROGERS CADE 590 Sheridan Road Winnetka, Illinois CARL MIKE COONS 800 Washington Street Glenview, Illinois GERALD PHILLIP CUNNINGHAM 27 Crescent Drive Edgewood Hills Peoria, Illinois HARRY WARREN DAVIS, JR. 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Maquinas e Pecas Caixa Postal 8239 Sao Paulo, Brazil South America DONALD STEVEN FRANK 18912 Stansbury Detroit, Michigan LOUIS CHRISTOPHER GARRISON 381 Foxboro Road Saginaw, Michigan RICHARD LEENEY JAEGER 619 East 15th Street Alton, Illinois DENNIS MICHAEL BEAUMONT LADAS 1400 Jessica Las Vegas, Nevada RICHARD GLENN LAWHORN 5258 South Kostner Chicago, Illinois 120 FINIS BRADLEY LEBLANC 115 North Williams Street Cottage Hills, Illinois JAMES JOSEPH MULLIN 114 Georgia Fergusson, Missouri DAVID PAUL MUTRUX 7625 Shirley Drive Clayton 5, Missouri JOHN HENRY NORRIS 1213 Highland Avenue Quincy, Illinois GREGORY PAUL OLIVER Shattue Road Centralia, Illinois JAMES RUSSEL QUENZER 116 East Elm Street Wheaton, Illinois MICHAEL LEON RAMOS 4910 West Pine St. Louis, Missouri WILLIAM MELVIN SMITH Box 230 Fairbanks, Alaska KEITH GRANT STINSON Columbus Road Route No- 1 Granville, Ohio DAVID GEORGE STEPHENS 110 West Elm Street Wyoming, Illinois RAYMOND RUSSEL THOMAS 1547 Rodger Granite City, Illinois JOSEPH FRANCIS TRAIL 10315 St. Helen Drive St. Ann, Missouri FRANK JOSEPH VRCHOTA 61050 South Rockwell Street Chicago, Illinois GERALD WILLIAM WALSTON 407 East 1 2 Street Alton, Illinois CLASS OF ’68 THOMAS CLINTON CRAMER 837 Smith Glen Ellyn, Illinois HUGH WELDON GRANT 5518 Itaska Street St. Louis, Missouri ARTURO ALONSO GRIFE Privada del Alamo No. 1 Delicias, Chihuahua, Mexico GREGORY CHARLES HALSTEAD 624 Prairie Glen Ellyn, Illinois LEOPOLDO GIL LANDAETA Avenida Centro America Quinta Maria E. Las Acacias Caracas, Venezuela BRUCE GEORGE LIVINGSTON 1039 Hollywood Avenue Chicago, Illinois PHIL ARTHUR RAYMOND Box 265 Main Street Sultan, Washington JOHN EDWIN STONE Route No. 3 Delaware, Ohio JOHN BRADLEY WILLIAMS 4505 East 38th Street Indianapolis, Indiana ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SPONSOR AND ADVISOR The 1963 Recall Staff expresses its deepest appreciation to Lt. Col. Chester L. Persing, who made this publication possible and kept the work moving ahead on schedule. RECALL STAFF Editor-in-Chief Russell J. Hartman Business Manager Thomas W. Burnham Military Lewis A. Bird Sports Darryl W. Slater Social Eduardo E. Touche Academic Joseph E. Lange, II, Bland R. Harper Organizations Robert J. Ellison Business Staff Michael S. Doucleff, William E. Kaune, Jonathan C. Ingersoll PHOTOGRAPHY Mr. Sidney Ashen-Brenner, 4050 Lindell Blvd., St. Louis, Mo., Technical adviser. The portraits and group pictures are the product of the Ashen-Brenner Studios. 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