Western Military Academy - Recall Yearbook (Alton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1966 volume:

Wfjryri r- , This book is a production of the 1966 Senior Class, ' The Command Class ' . The Class of 1966 wishes to express its deepest appreciation to Lt. Colonel Chester L. Persing, who made this year book possible and kept the work moving ahead 4 Contents Campus Scenes Faculty Military Seniors Underclassmen Activities Athletics Military Social Patrons 5 8 1 1 Administration ' 13 ■ om Lt. Colonel Gray M. Magee, Secretary-Treasurer 1938 Assistant Superintendent Director of Admissions Instructor in History Lt. Colonel Charles Jackson 1948 Mrs. W. H. Green Social Director Captain Edward W. Voss Athletic Director Major William M. Hinton Major William H. Oreen Major Bernard C. Bresson English Mathematics Biology Major Gordon J. Lange Physics, Chemistry Major James J. Hilgert Mathematics Major Joseph W. Sutton English 20 Major Louis A. Malone English Captain Walter J. Krasnansky History Captain Edward W. Voss Commercial-Guidance Lt. Col. Charles B. Jackson History Captain Robert D. Valter English, History Lieutenant John F. Gillham Librarian, English Instructor Lieutenant Philip Robbins Mathematics Captain David L. Thayer General Science, Varsity Coach 22 ,9 Mrs. Virginia W. Bryan Lower School Mathematics Lieutenant Gary D. Cain Principal of Lower School, History English Mrs. Sarah R. Federle Latin Miss Constance Schenk Spanish 23 Commandant ' s Staff FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: S SGT. Burton, Lt. Webber asst. Commandant, CAPT. Haynes, COL. Moore, Commandant, 1 SGT. Fuller, M SGT. Lishka, S SGT. Turley 24 Military Staff FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: MAJOR Douglas, CAPT. Haynes, l SGT. Fuller, M SGT. lishka, S SGT. Burton, S SGT. Turley 25 Bottolion Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Shapiro, Fineberg, Hill, Smyles, Grossman, Shultz. Headquarters Company LEFT TO RIGHT: Droege, Burns, T., Lincoln, Fineberg, Grossman. 26 A Company LEFT TO RIGHT: Brash, Fairbanks, Harper, Krueger, R., Billingsley, Hutter, M. B Company LEFT TO RIGHT: Coffin. Doyle, Linebarger, VanPickrill, Freed. C Company LEFT TO RIGHT: Walker, Cowhey, Mere- dith, Timma, Kruger, M., Bernard. D Company LEFT TO RIGHT: Fairbanks, Brash, Horn, J. t Helman, Rogers. Band LEFT TO RIGHT: Droege, Burns, T., Lincoln. Copt. Haynes, our Asst. P.M.S., was awarded the 2nd award of the Air Medal for Meritorious Achievement in Aerial Flight over Vietnam. This took place before the entire corp, the presentations were made by Col. Ralph Jackson. Another member of our military staff was decorated. Sgt. Fuller was presented the Army Commendation for meritorious achievement in Korea. 29 One of our own cadets, Mark Kruger, received a certificate for outstanding military acheivement. Col. R. B. Jackson congratulated Staff Sergeant Fuller who received special awards certificate. SECRETARIAL STAFF Mrs. Clara Brown Assistant Treasurer Mrs. Nina Igo Assistant to Business Manager Miss Helen Mullen Secretary to Superintendent Mrs. Dorothy Tipton Secretary to Headmaster Cum Laude SPECIAL SERVICES Western Military Academy is very much like a village, whose inhabitants are dependent on each other for many of the normal conveniences. On the staff there is a large number of people who serve quietly and without special notice, rendering invaluable service to the Cadet Corps. In a way, these are the people who would be classified under Winston Churchill ' s famous statement: Seldom has there been a time when so many have been served valiantly by so few. It is because of these, as part of the history of this year 1965-66, that we wish to give some special mention. The editors wish to say thank you, with a Cum Laude reference to the following: (1) Miss Helen Gotthardt, the school nurse, wTio is on the sidelines of each athletic event, ready to render service in the event of injury, and who has the not too pleasant job of car- ing for a cadet when he is not feeling well and needs sympathy. Miss Gotthardt and her staff render very valuable services to the whole Cadet Corps and staff. (2) Mr. Walter Laux, who, in his many capacities, is responsible for many of our personal comforts. It is his job to see that the mechanical system is working efficiently. When all goes well, everybody ishappyjalthough, very few people take the time to comment on the efficiency of his staff. (3) Mr. Edward Thomas, the barber, who has a very close contact with every cadet. (4) Mr. George Probst, who is very well accustomed to George do this, and George do that. George is the accommodating, congenial, and good natured man who serves many people on the campus in many ways. (5) Mr. James Mann. Mr. Fix-it , who has lived more than 50 years on this campus and probably has greater contact with alumni and cadets than any living person. (6) Then thereare Major and Mrs. Green who have taken on themselves the parenthood of this Corps. These two wonderful people serve the cadets in a more versatile capacity than anyone else, and not too often are they made to smile and let be known their services are appreciated. (7) Mr. Brady, Mr. Stafford, and the kitchen staff, and Miss Minnie Allison, and many other people, who stand by quietly and serve, and whose only desire is that their services shall be appreciated. The Editors of the Recall wish, in their own humble way, to give recognition in this way to the many who make life at Western comfortable and congenial. 32 PRESIDENT MARK HOWARD KRUGER 7803-33rd Avenue Kenosha, Wisconsin VICE-PRESIDENT THOMAS PATRICK HARPER Monette, Arkansas 34 SECRETARY PETER MALCOLM HILL 1 Debby Lane Belleville, Illinois TREASURER WILLIAM JOHN BOYLE 605 Locust Street Tremont, Illinois MICHAEL WILLIAM BLOCK 1910 North Springdale Road Brookfield, Wisconsin 37 DONALD THOMAS BROWN Route 7, Carter Hill Road Crown Point, Indiana DAVID GEOFFREY COLEMAN Tela R. R. Company Tela, Honduras 38 THOMAS ROCK BURNS 1525 Helen Street Bay City, Michigan PETER KENNETH COWHEY 25 Washington Terrace St. Louis, Missouri DANIEL ALAN FINEBERG 200 Williams Drive Indianapolis, Indiana MARVIN ROBERT DROEGE 9880 Old Johnnycake Road Mentor, Ohio ROBERT PHILIP FREED 19425 Van Aken Blvd. Shaker Heights, Ohio ROBERT ELLIOT HELMAN 18665 Warrington Drive Detroit, Michigan 40 RUSSELL EARL GAAR 529 South 25th Street Mount Vernon, Illinois JOHN ALVIN HORN 2420 Douglas Avenue Joliet, Illinois MICHAEL ALAN HUTTER 1010 Trampe Lane Spanish Lake, Missouri DARYL JEFFREY JONES 1942 McCausland St. Louis, Missouri 41 0 ANTHONY WAYNE JOYNT 10 Country Club Place Belleville, Illinois JERRY EDWARD KAPES 7 Gardenia Drive Belleville, Illinois RICHARD FRANCIS KANE, JR. 16 Devondale Lane St. Louis, Missouri BRUCE M. KARLIN 3150 Lakeshore Drive Chicago, Illinois DENNIS ROY KECK 1 321 Express Drive Belleville, Illinois ALVIN VIRGIL KASER 48 Holliday Hannibal, Missouri RICHARD EARL KRUEGER 1814 Pace Mt. Vernon, Illinois LEOPOLDO GIL LANDAETA Distribuidora Nacional de Prensa Sur 1 1, No. 144 Caracas, Venezuela TIMOTHY FRANCIS LAPPING 338 South Couch Kirkwood, Missouri STEVEN LEE LINCOLN 512 McBride Street Jackson, Michigan J BARRY ALAN LEVENBURG 20075 Basil Detroit, Michigan JAMES DOKE MEREDITH 625 South Skinker St. Louis, Missouri BRIAN GRANT McCARTHY 1044 Locus Road Wilmette, Illinois DEREK KENT LINEBARGER 525 Calle H Ext. 2 LaRambla Ponce, Puerto Rico JOHN LOWELL MORRIS 805 West Charles Street Champaign, Illinois SIGI NAGYS 5490 South Shore Drive Chicago, Illinois PAUL CLAYTON NORNHOLM 1402 West John Champaign, Illinois 47 DAVID ROLAND PAUTLER 2234 Clay Street Murphysboro, Illinois WILLIAM MARTIN RAVENSCROFT 361 Ravenscroft Drive Goleta, California 48 CARY ARNOTT RANDLE 429 South Weston Street Rensselaer, Indiana GARY LEE SHULTZ 308 East Virginia Avenue Normal, Illinois L RANDALL PAUL ROGERS 207 East Market Street Mt. Carroll, Illinois u MICHAEL ALLEN SKRZYPEK 2030 West Armitage Avenue Chicago, Illinois STEPHEN LEE STANLEY Route No. 88 Rock Falls, Illinois DAVID LAWRENCE SMYLES 16851 Greenview Detroit, Michigan jay VAN PICKERIIL 2211 Wiggins Avenue Springfield, Illinois MARK ALBERT TIMMA 9402 Petersburg Road Evansville, Indiana STEVEN LEE TABOR 1553 East 221st Street Euclid, Ohio TERRY EUGENE WALDENBERG 2116 5th Avenue North Great Falls, Montana MICHAEL BLAIR VUKELIC 271 Harvard Blvd. Steubenville, Ohio FRED KENYON WAITS 70 y i Newberry Pontiac, Michigan The Senior Directory JAMES ASA BAKER, Sgt. E-5 2230 Charlestown, Toledo, Ohio 2 yrs. Quill and Scroll; W Club; Shrapnel Staff, I yr. ; Rifle team captain, 1 yr.; All ABC Track CHARLES DANIEL BASS, Sgt. 733 South Oak, Hillsboro, Illinois Chicago Tribune Medal, Silver; MTO; A Soccer. 4 yrs. JOHN PAUL BENNETT, Corporal 506 West Iowa, Urbana, Illinois 2 yrs. W Club; MTO; Glee Club; Captain, Cross Country; Swimming Team, Records in aquatics: (1) 100 yd. butterfly; (2) 100 yd. Backstroke; (3) Backstroke on record breaking medley relay team. Broke Cross Country record. RICHARD ERNEST BERNARD, 1st Sgt. 10335 Morgan, Chicago, Illinois Cadespian; A” Football; B Football; C Football. 4 yrs. JOSEPH HERBERT BILLINGSLEY, 2nd Lt. 1452 W. Fargo, Chicago, Illinois 4 yrs. W Club; Quill and Scroll, 2 yrs.; President of Junior Class; Vice-President of Sophomore Class; Captain of A” Football team; Member of Recall Staff; Shrapnel Staff, 3 yrs.; MTO, 2 yrs.; Thes- pian, I yr. ; Secy.-Treasurer W Club; Shrapnel Silver Medal; A football, 3 yrs.; B football, 1 yr.; A Basketball, 1 yr.; B basketball, I yr.; Tennis, 1 yr„- Wrestling, 2 yrs.; Honor Guard, 1 yr.; Band, I yr.; Drum and Bugle Corp. MICHAEL WILLIAM BLOCK, Staff Sgt. 1910 W. Springdale Road, Brookfield, Wisconsin Shrapnel Staff, 1 yr. ; B Football; Track; Rifle team. 4 yrs. WILLIAM JOHN BOYLE, Sgt. 605 Locust, Tremont, Illinois 3 yrs. MTO; Secretary of Senior Class; Shrapnel writer; Glee Club, Track, 2 yrs. 1 yr.; C football; Lads Award; DONALD THOMAS BROWN, 1st Sgt. R. No. 7, Carter Hill Rd., Crown Point, Indiana Honor Guard; Shrapnel Staff; B” Football; B” Soccer; Wrestling. 4 yrs. of the Class of 1966 THOMAS ROCK BURNS, S.F.C. 2 yrs. 1525 Helen Street, Bay City, Michigan Cadespian, 1 yr.; Thespian, 1 yr.; MTO; A” Soccer; Band. DAVID GEOFFREY COLEMAN, 2nd Lt. 4 yrs. Tela R.R. Co., Tela, Honduras Vice-President W” Club ; MTO; A Soccer; B” Soccer; Cross Country. PETER KENNETH COWHEY, Sgt. E-5 3 yrs. 25 Washington Terrace, St. Louis, Mo. W Club, I yr.; MTO; Shrapnel Staff, 1 yr.; B” Football, I yr.; B” Basketball, 1 yr.; Tennis, 2 yrs.; Rifle Team, 3 yrs.. MARVIN ROBERT DROEGE, Lt. 3 yrs . 9880 Old Johnnycake, Mentor, Ohio Captain of Band; Chicago Tribune Award-Silver; Thespian; W Club, 2yrs. ; A” Football, 3 yrs.; A Soccer, I yr.; Wrestling, 1 yr.. DANIEL ALAN FINEBERG, 1st. Lt. 4 yrs. 200 Williams Drive, Indianapolis, Indiana MTO; Glee Club, 1 yr.; A” Swim Team; A Cross Country; Track. ROBERT PHILIP FREED, S Sgt. E-6 3 yrs. 19425 Van Aken, Shaker Heights, Ohio W Club, MTO, 1 yr.; Cadespian, 1 yr.; A Football, 2 yrs.; B Football, I yr.; A” Soccer, 2 yrs.; B” Basketball, 1 yr.; ”B” Baseball, 1 yr.; Golf, 2 yrs. RUSSELL EARL GAAR, S Sgt. 3 yrs. 529 South 25th, Mt. Vernon, Illinois MTO; Manager A” Football. THOMAS PATRICK HARPER, Captain 4 yrs. Box 227, Monette, Arkansas ”W Club; 400 Club; MTO; Vice-President of Freshman Class; President of Sophomore Class; Vice-President of Senior Class; All ABC” Baseball; Captain, Varsity Baseball; Captain, C” Football; A Football; ”B Football; C” Football; A Basketball; B” Basketball; C” Basket- ball; A Baseball. Class Salutatorian., ROBERT ELLIOT HELMAN, 1st. Lt. 6 yrs. 18665 Warrington Dr., Detroit, Michigan MTO; Football Loyalty Award; A Football; B” Football; ' C Football; C Basketball; “A Baseball. PETER MALCOLM HILL, Captain 4 yrs. 1 Debby Lane, Belleville, Illinois W Club, 2 yrs.; MTO; Treasurer of Senior Class; Advertising Manager Recall Staff; Shrapnel Staff, 1 yr .; Glee Club, 1 yr.; A Football; A Basketball; B Basketball; C Basketball; Golf; Track. JOHN ALVIN HORN, Captain 4 yrs. 2420 Douglas Ave., Joliet, Illinois W Club; MTO; Glee Club, 2 yrs.; Thespian, I yr.; Co-editor Recall; Sgt.-at-Arms of Junior Class; A Football; A” Soccer; A” Baseball; Band. MICHAEL ALAN HUTTER, SFC 3 yrs . 1010 Trampe, Spanish Lake, Missouri W Club, 1 yr.; 400 Club; MTO 3 yrs.; Associate Editor of Recall; Cadespian 1 yr.; Jr. Athlete of Year, 1965; Varsity Swim Team, 2 yrs.; Jr. Varsity Swim Team, I yr.; B Baseball; Varsity Cross Country, 1 yr.; Jr. Varsity Cross Country, 1 yr.. DARYL JEFFREY JONES, 2nd Lt. 4 yrs. 1942 McCausland, St. Louis, Missouri W Club; MTO; Tennis; A Football; B” Football; C Football; B Soccer; C Basketball; Swim Team. ANTHONY WAYNE JOYNT, S Sgt. 3 yrs. 10 Country Club Place, Belleville, Illinois Glee Club, 1 yr.; A” Football, 2 yrs.. RICHARD FRANCIS KANE, Sgt. 2 yrs. 16 Devondale, St. Louis, Missouri President W Club; MTO; ' ' A” Football, 2 yrs.; A” Soccer, 1 yr.; Wrestling, 1 yr.. JERRY EDWARD KAPES, 1st Sgt. 5 yrs . 7 Gardenia Drive, Belleville, Illinois Member of Shrapnel Staff, I yr.; Wrestling; Swim Team, 1 yr.; A Football; B” Football; C Football; B” Baseball. 56 BRUCE M. KARLIN, S. Sgt. 4 yrs. 3150 Lakeshore Drive, Chicago, Illinois Quill and Scroll; Cadespian, I y r.; Glee Club, 1 yr.; Homecoming Chairman, I yr.; B” Foot- ball, 2 yrs.; Wrestling. ALVIN VIRGIL KASER, CpI. 2 yrs. 98 Holliday, Hannibal, Missouri Manager, B” Soccer; Manager, Cross Country. DENNIS ROY KECK, 1st Lt. 4 yrs. 1321 Express Dr., Belleville, Illinois MTO; Captain B Football; B Football, 2 yrs.; “C Football, 1 yr.. RICHARD EARL KRUEGER, 2nd Lt. 4 yrs. 1814 Pace, Mt. Vernon, Illinois Quill and Scroll; MTO; Vice-President of Thespians; Business Manager of Shrapnel Staff; A Soccer; Golf. AAARK HOWARD KRUGER, 1st. Lt. 4 yrs. 7803-33rd. Avenue, Kenosha, Wisconsin Quill and Scroll; MTO; Glee Club, 1 yr.; Sports Editor of Shrapnel, 4 yrs.; Treasurer of Sopho- more ClassjTreasurer of Junior Class; President of Senior Class; Association of U.S. Army Medal; Shrapnel Medal; C Football, 1 yr.; C Basketball, 2 yrs.; A Baseball, 2 yrs.; B Baseball 1 yr.. LEOPOLDO GIL LANDAETA, Sgt. 4 yrs. Distribuidora Nacional de Prensa Sur 1 I, No. 144, Caracas, Venezuela MTO; All “ABC in Soccer; A” Soccer Team; B Football; C Football; W Club; Track. TIMOTHY FRANCIS LAPPING, S.F.C. 3 yrs . 338 South Couch, Kirkwood, Missouri W Club; MTO; Captain B” Football; Track; Wrestling; A Football; B” Football. BRUCE MARTIN LEE, CpI. 2 yrs. 101 Poshard Street, Pleasant Hill, California MTO; A Football; Golf; Wrestling; 57 BARRY ALAN LEVENBURG, S Sgt. 3 yri 20075 Basil, Detroit, Michigan Quill and Scroll; Cadespian, 1 yr. ; Thespian, I yr. ; Shrapnel Staff, 3 yrs.; Jr. Varsity Swim, 1 yr Tennis, 3 yrs.; Wrestling, I yr.; Cross Country, I yr.. STEVEN LEE LINCOLN, CpI. 2 yrs 512 McBride, Jackson, Michigan Cadespian; Band; A Soccer, 2 yrs.. DEREK KENT LINEBARGER, Captain 4 yrs 525 Calle H Ext. 2 LaRambla, Ponce, Puerto Rico MTO; Shrapnel Staff, 1 yr.; Military Police Captain, 2 yrs.; “A Soccer; B Soccer; Cross Coun try; Track. BRIAN GRANT McCARTHY, S.F.C. 3 yrs 1044 Locust, Wilmette, Illinois Recall Staff; A Football; B Football; Track; Swim. JAMES DOKE MEREDITH, 1st. Lt. 5 yrs . 625 South Skinker, St. Louis, Missouri ”W club; MTO; Vice-President of Junior Class; Captain of Football Team; •’A Football; A Basketball; B Baseball; A” Track Team; All ABC in Football. JOHN LOWELL MORRIS, Sgt. 2 yrs. 805 West Charles, Champaign, Illinois Quill and Scroll, 1 yr.; MTO; Renesslaer Polytechnic Institute Science and Mathematics Medal; Shrapnel Staff, I yr. ; Rifle Team, 2 yrs.. SIGI NAGYS, S Sgt. 5490 South Shore Drive, Chicago, Illinois Quill and Scroll; Cadespian, 2 yrs.; Thespian, I yr. ; Recall Staff, 1 Statistician for A” Football, 1 yr.; B Football, 2 yrs.; B Baseball, 1 yr.; Statistician Wrestling, 1 yr.. 3 yrs. yr.; Shrapnel Staff, I yr.; 2 yrs.; Manager Wrestling, PAUL CLAYTON NORNHOLM, Sg . 1402 West John, Champaign, Illinois MTO; A Soccer. 2 yrs. DAVID ROLAND PAUTLER, Sgt. 3 yrs. 2234 Clay, Murphysboro, Illinois A Football; A” Basketball; A Track. CARY ARNOTT RANDLE, CpI. 3 yrs. 429 South Weston, Rensselaer, Indiana W” Club, MTO; Glee Club, 2 yrs.; Band; “A Basketball; Swim; Tennis. WILLIAM MARTIN RAVENSCROFT, CpI. 2 yrs. 361 Ravenscroft Drive, Goleta, California Thespian; Band; “A Football; Wrestling. RANDALL PAUL ROGERS, S Sgt. 2 yrs. 207 East Market St., Mt. Carroll, Illinois MTO; Co-Editor Recall; Cadespian; Military Efficiency; B” Football; A Soccer. BERNARD STEVEN SHAPIRO, Captain 3 yrs. 25765 York Road, Royal Oak, Michigan Quill and Scroll; 400 Club, President of 400 Club; Thespian, 1 yr. ; Cadespian, 3 yrs.; MTO; Business Manager of Recall; Shrapnel Staff, 3 yrs.; Military Editor, 2 yrs.; Swim. Class;Valedic- torian GARY LEE SHULTZ, Captain 4 yrs. 308 East Virginia Avenue, Normal, Illinois MTO; Shrapnel Staff, 1 yr.; A Soccer; ”B Soccer. MICHAEL ALLEN SKRZYPEK, S Sgt. 3 yrs. 2030 West Armitage, Chicago, Illinois ”W Club; MTO; A Football; A Soccer; B” Soccer; B Baseball. DAVID LAWRENCE SMYLES, Sgt. Major 3 yrs. 1685 Greenview, Detroit, Michigan A Football; B” Football; A Baseball; B Baseball. STEPHEN LEE , STANLEY, CpI. 2 yrs. Route No. 88, Rock Falls, Illinois Captain Wrestling Team, 2 yrs.; All ABC Wrestling; A Football. 59 STEVE LEE TABOR, S Sgt. 2 ' 2 yrs. 1553 East 221 St., Euclid, Ohio W Club; MTO; Captain Wrestling, 2 yrs.; A Football; Wrestling; Track. MARK ALBERT TIMMA, 2nd Lt. 4 yrs . 9402 Petersburg Road, Evansville, Indiana MTO; Treasurer of Freshman Class; Shrapnel Staff, I yr.; ”B Football, 1 yr.; ”C Football, I yr.; A Basketball; A Baseball; ”B Baseball; Captain, B’’ Football. JAY VAN PICKERILL, 2nd Lt. 221 1 Wiggins Avenue, Springfield, Illinois MTO; Secretary of Sophomore Class; A Football. MICHAEL BLAIR VUKELIC, Sgt. 271 Harvard Blvd., Steubenville, Ohio B Basketball. FRED KENYON WAITS, CpI. W Club, 2 yrs.; Band; A Football, 3 yrs.; A TERRY EUGENE WALDENBERG, S.F.C. 21 16 5th Ave. No., Great Falls, Montana B Football; “B Basketball. HOWARD GEORGE WENDLAND, S Sgt. MTO; A Basketball; ' ' B ' ' Basketball; Golf. PATRICK ROBERT WHITE 151 Chandler Avenue, Elmhurst, Illinois B” Basketball; A Track, 1 yr.. 3 yrs. Basketball, 3 yrs.; A Baseball, 2 yrs.. 2 ' 2 yrs. 2 yrs 2 yrs, 60 Military Ball . . . 1965 The Queen and her court. Gold Tribune Metal Winner Cadet White, M. Silver Tribune Metal Winner Cadet Bass Juniors Class Officers PRESIDENT: CHARLES L. DIAL 101 Sheffield Drive Belleville, Illinois VICE-PRESIDENT: CHARLES KENT DICKINSON 608 Spruce Coffeyville, Kansas SECRETARY: EDWIN W. VOGLER, III 601 West Main Street Carbondale, Illinois TREASURER: WALTER M. WOODWARD 2200 Robinson Way Huntsville, Texas SGT. AT ARMS: ROBERT JACK ROSS 1956 Belden Avenue Grand Rapids, Michigan 62 Roger Erwin Agne No. 2 Beth Ann Drive Belleville, Illinois James Douglas Allen 4905 Manchester Road Middletown, Ohio Lewis Wayne Appleton Route 8, Box 51 Springfield, Missouri Sidney Charles August Ashen-Brenner III 949 East Essex Glendale, Missouri Miguel Rodolfo Asturias 6a Avenida 13-48 Zona 9 Guatemala City, Guatemala Mark H. Ayers 355 North Fifth Avenue Canton, Illinois George Wilson Baker, Jr. 136 Joseph Drive Belleville, Illinois Ronald Ray Bartnick 6476 Eichelberger St. Louis, Missouri Rexford Thomas Beasaw, ill 2246 Coolidge Birmingham, Michigan John Franklin Beinke 2137 South Lincoln Avenue Springfield, Illinois James Christain Bendixsen 2565 Georgetown Toledo, Ohio John Emerson Brazee 30 Lemp Road Kirkwood, Missouri 63 Otis Arnold Carter R. R. 2, Box 186 Eldorado, Illinois Albert Peyton Coffin 6999 North Meridian Indianapolis, Indiana Neal Richard Cutler 8J5 Swarthmore Lane University City, Missouri Lonnie Vaughn Davis 4500 Oak Grove Road Kansas City, Kansas Timothy Lee Davis 300 - 37th Street N.E. Cedar Rapids, Iowa Phillip Ripley Devol 278 North Dewey Road Palatine, Illinois Jeffrey Neal Dizik 2631 8 Dundee Huntington Woods, Michigan Gary Michael Druen Airport Road Mendota, Illinois John Mark Dufner 2602 Cleveland Blvd. Granite City, Illinois Robert Nichols Eby 3385 Hathaway Lane Jackson, Michigan Douglas Herbert Ewen, III 98 Julia Place East St. Louis, Illinois William Grant Fairbanks 301 East 12th Street Alton, Illinois Steven Mitchell Fenkell 1525 Wellesley Detroit, Michigan Gory Charles Freeland 8015 South Merrill Chicago, Illinois Louis Christopher Garrison 381 Fox boro Road Saginaw, Michigan William Chris Gerhard 100016 Regal Park Lane Dallas, Texas Howard Allen Grossman 929 Timothy Lane Des Plaines, Illinois Kenneth Noland Hampshire 1915 Ashworth Road West Des Moines, Iowa Fred Fletcher Hire 1301 Roslyn Road Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan Jeff Scott Hollowell 1 5 Orchard Drive Charleston, Illinois Don John Hoppe 1 1 37 Locust Road Wilmette, Illinois Philip Daniel Hovey 2335 Rowley Road Williamston, Michigan Walter Herman Hovis 7335 Hampshire Drive St. Louis, Missouri Robert Mannon Howard 1 004 Short Road Kalamazoo, Michigan 65 66 Charles Emerson Hoyer 410 Central Avenue Sandusky, Ohio Wes ley Donald Hubach R. R. 2 Belton, Missouri Robert Scott Hudd 2903 Poe Avenue Overland, Missouri Ronald Gordon Hutter 1010 Trampe Spanish Lake, Missouri Henry P. Koehler 210 Greenlawn Avenue Findlay, Ohio Karl Kent Kulow 2525 - 21st Avenue Rock Island, Illinois David Robert Lamb Route 2 Janesville, Wisconsin Jeffery Wayne Lasiter 8 1 0 Merry Lane Greenwood, Indiana Lionel Lugo Box 144 San German, Puerto Rico Michael David McCaslin 5740 East Susan Drive Indianapolis, Indiana Richard Lee McKinney 216 Silver Drive Decatur, Illinois Michael H. Monteabaro 610 Greenwood Road Glenview, Illinois David James Moshier 2224 Kenilworth Avenue Wilmette, Illinois Matt Randall Paluska 706 Springfield Road East Peoria, Illinois Theodore Fritjob Paulson 2249 Grande Avenue S.E. Cedar Rapids, Iowa James C. Phinisey 1410 D Paegelow S cott Air Force Base, Illinois Sherrill Leslie Pirtle 31 Oakwood Place Jerseyvilie, Illinois Michael Leon Ramos 4910 West Pine St. Louis, Missouri Edward B. Reisinger 4914 Argyle Place St. Louis, Missouri Joe Tom Robertson 2154 Greenbriar Drive Springfield, Illinois David Lee Rothwell R. R. No. 1. Box 186 Mt. Pulaski, Illinois Stephen Thomas Rowe 1017 North Coolidge Avenue Casa Grande, Arizona Dennis Norbert Schneider 1322 Green Street Manitowoc, Wisconsin Roger Loren Segur 833 South 4th Street Watseka, Illinois 67 Edwin Jennings Short 4413 Picajune Drive Berkeley, Missouri John Byron Sledge 101 Roberta Lane Belleville, Illinois Joseph Ensley Stone 904 Blue Ridge Drive Belleville, Illinois David Sterling Titchenal I 12 Country Club Acres Belleville, Illinois Jesus Enrique. Vallina Zarco No. 2401 Chihuahua, Chih., Mexico Michael R. Wagers 1394 North Main Centerville, Utah Charles L. Walker 1407-D Paegelow Scott Air Force Base, Illinois Richard Charles Williams 601 East Jefferson Avenue Kirkwood, Missouri Howard Stephen Wilson 5929 Lalite St. Louis, Missouri William Meyer Wood, Jr. 225 Lakeland Hills Belleville, Illinois George W. Wright 305 Park Avenue Monroe, Louisiana Sophomore Class PRESIDENT: ROBERT BRUCE GUTIERREZ Casilla 303 Tacna, Peru VICE-PRESIDENT: JOHN EDWIN STONE R. F. D. No. 3 Delaware, Ohio SECRETARY: JAMES WILLIAM SMITH 1 16 Rogers Circle Drive Springdale, Arkansas SGT. AT ARMS: RONALD JOHN ERNST 4123 Washington Street Gory, Indiana 69 George Walter Davis 310 Gregory Street Schererville, Indiana Jeffrey Erroll Deichert 1012 Woodlond Fremont, Ohio Thomas Jeffrey Dolan 504 Patterson Drive Bloomington, Illinois John Edward Doyle, Jr. Spur Road Ridgway, Illinois Paul Durato 653 North 41st Street East St. Louis, Illinois Gerald Phillip Dwyer 2010 Thornwood Wilmette, Illinois James Robert Andrus 4925 Beacon St. Louis, Missouri Carl Ellis Barker 102 East Clay Roodhouse, Illinois James Roy Bowden 155524 Liverpool Street Livonia, Michigan Jay Brash 8731 Antler Drive St. Louis, Missouri Doran Ray Brown 152 South E Street Broken Bow, Nebraska William Foster Browning 428 Golf Lane Indianapolis, Indiana Robert Burns 4607 Oregon Trail Amarillo, Texas Luis Raul Cabellero Calle Primera Ote. No. 105 Cd. Delicias, Chih., Mexico John Lawrence Carrington 13615 Mansfield Detroit, Michigan Thomas Joseph Cieslo 6620 West Archer Avenue Chicago, Illinois James Lee Cisel 605 North Magnolia Street Elmwood, Illinois James Clarkson 229 West 4th Cahokia, Illinois Richard Bruce Easterle 352 Charles Road Rochester, Michigan Lawrence Edward Evans 22520 Lange St. Clair Shores, Michigan Terry Dean Fulton 609 South Augusta O ' Fallon, Illinois Stephen Loomis Good 3002 Coats Road Marion, Indiana Hugh Weldon Grant 5518 Itaska St. Louis, Missouri Juan Guerrero M. Irigoyen 2613 Chihuahua, Chih., Mexico Robert John Hale 1215 Schilling Drive Schererville, Indiana Stephan Vance Hamilton 7672 High Drive Prairie Village, Kansas Eric Vaughn Hanelt 5404 West Monroe Road Peoria, Illinois Mark Wallace Harris 206 South Washington Street Ypsilanti, Michigan James Edward Hattan Brimfield, Illinois Roger A. Hermes 23 Lake Knolls Drive Chatham, Illinois Alan S. Hugar 1 732 North Nordica Chicago, Illinois Charles Borden Jackson, Jr. 2736 Bostwick Street Alton, Illinois Joseph Arthur Kopcha 650 Pierce Street Gary, Indiana John Warren LaRue 933 Westview Drive Springfield, Illinois 7| 72 Walter Busch Reisinger, II No. 1 High Downs Lane Ladue, Missouri Richard Stanton Ruby 3750 Lake Shore Drive Chicago, Illinois David Joseph Savinell 237 Opal Blvd. Steubenville, Ohio Douglas Lee Snyder 326 Catalpa Drive Royal Oak, Michigan Charles Peter Steinmetz 1 704 West Stephenson Street Freeport, Illinois James Arthur Stoops 69650 Parker Richmond, Michigan Terrence Gerald Teramana 150 Sharmont Drive Steubenville, Ohio Robert Michael Tick 10 Hillcrest Springfield, Illinois Gerald Alan Tinnin Casilla No. 303 Tacna, Peru Joseph Robert Uksa 24735 Eton Dearborn Heights, Michigan James Joseph Valenti 5108 South 78th Street Milwaukee, Wisconsin Thomas Raleigh Van Cleave 1900 East Main Street Danville, Illinois Stephen Edward Walsingham 57 River Bend Court Chesterfield, Missouri James Dudley Ward 21 1 2 - 7th Street Bay City, Michigan William Joseph Woywod 9542 Mission Rood Overland Park. Kansas Freshmen PRESIDENT Eric Stephen Thiele Blue Mound, Illinois VICE-PRESIDENT Mark Joseph Milan 7549 Longano Dr. Independence, Ohio SECRETARY Edward William Ambo, II 8630 Barby Lane University City 24, Mo. TREASURER Thomas David Mertes 207 South Lebanon Rd. Loveland, Ohio Reginald Edward George Ash, Jr. 30 Lakewood Plaza Highland Park, Illinois John Robert Barlow 1494 Miami Road Benton Harbor, Michigan Thomas B. Becnel, Jr. 3210 Valley Drive Midland, Michigan Robert Truitt Bellomy 3319 -34 Ave. Ct. Rock Island, Illinois David D. Bennett 2114 Roosevelt Ave. New Castle, Indiana Michael Bower 808 South Aldine Park Ridge, Illinois William Lawrence Gatz III 85 Hillcrest Dr. Paragould, Ark. William Joseph Gillespie 1105 N. Manning Chillicothe, Illinois Anthony Fletcher Griffith 300 E. Maxwell St. Newton, Illinois Charles Austin Henshall 101 N. Kansas Chanute, Kansas Dale Jay Hiles 11913 Bridgevale Ave. St. Louis, Missouri Jeffery Eorle Hogate 8730 S. Merrimoc 75 Oak Lawn, Illinois Richard Allen Burmeister 1209 Fairlawn Dr. Urbana, Illinois Samuel Reed Damon III 302 Melrose Ave. Iowa City, Iowa Peter Francis Drumm 3351 W. 112 Place Chicago, Illinois Donald Frederick Dunmire 2nd P. O. Box 92 Toquepala, Peru, S.A. Rich Charles Ensign 22080 Rouge wood Southfield, Michigan Donald Kevin Finazzo 825 Gerald Ave. Ferguson 35, Missouri Julius Michael Fischer Jr. 1 1 7 Country Club Place Belleville, Illinois Steven S. Fishman 8025 Delmar St. Louis 30, Missouri Roger Nelson Fowler R. R. 2 Eldorado, Illinois Kenneth Andrew Horbacz 3836 South Kenilworth Brewyn, Illinois Michael H. Howard 8257 Appleton Drive University City, Missouri Kevin Bruce Humphrey 70 Club Grounds, North Florissant, Missouri Robert Clarence Huntoon 5450 Brewster Road Rochester, Michigan Jeffrey Hutton 315 Wood River Ave. Wood River, Illinois Douglas Cort Lashmett R. R. No. 3 Winchester, Illinois Thomas Dale Lenzen 12 Zinzer Ct. St. Louis 23, Missouri Lloyd Thomas Ludolph R. F. D. Coggon, Iowa John Allan Maurer 4308 Memorial Drive Belleville, Illinois 76 Christopher LeRoy Messerlie 8110 East 12th Street Indianapolis, Indiana Rolland Carr Neelands 3385 Elmwood Drive Clio, Michigan Michael Robert Parsons 625 Jewel Kirkwood 22, Missouri William Carl Paulson, Jr. R. R. No. 4 El Dorado, Kansas Richard Paul Reuscher I 1 00 Glenview Carbondale, Illinois William Alfred Rice 322 Northmoor Jerseyville, Illinois William Larry Robinson 1 1 50 Buena Road Lake Forest, Illinois James P. Rousonelos R. R. I Joliet, Illinois Michael Duane Rudloff 1351a So. Waterford Dr. Florissant, Missouri Michael Smith c o Aramco, Box 746 Abquaiq, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Jon Arnold Steffes 908 Sherbourne Drive Dearborn Heights, Michigan Frederick Christopher Stoepel III 1363 Gray ton Road Grosse Pointe, Michigan Arthur S. Taylor RFD No. 7, 3186 Miller Road Midland, Michigan Kenneth Estol Truman 9009 Maple Grove Drive Crest wood, Missouri Don Marshall Vanzant R. No. 2 Morrisonville, Illinois John Allan Vignali 1435a North Market Street St. Louis 6, Missouri Thomas Jefferson Wells No. 3 Shari Drive Kirkwood, Missouri Donald Kottler Wenig 120 Wilshire Avo. Michigan City, Indiana John Robert Williams 1321 East Main Street Danville, Illinois Mark A. York 920 Sherboure Drive Dearborn Heights, Michigan 8th Lower School PRESIDENT Lawrence Keith Hutter 1010 Trampe Lane St. Louis, Missouri SECRETARY Richard A. Crawford 5414 Hilltop Avenue Cheyenne, Wyoming TREASURER J. Alan Eugene McLaughlin Blue Mound, Illinois Donald Arthur Alberty 3606 Marshall St. Louis, Missouri Thomas Albert Browning 428 Golf Lane Indianapolis, Indiana Michael R. Davis 426 Jones Avenue South Haven, Michigan Thomas Lyon Ferrell 1003 Berkshire Grosse Pointe, Michigan Thomas Dickinson Guirola Finca Amantla Santa Tecla El Salvador, Central America Gary Frederick Guthrie 3188 - 8th Street Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 78 Javier Enrique (Dramas Urb. Las Acacias Ave. Gran Colombia, Qta. Jajuma Caracas, Venezuela Charles Alton Renton, Jr. 2335 Rowley Road Williamston, Michigan Rodney Dale Ruch Cisco, Illinois Dennis Manley Rufolo 8701 W. 1 2 1 st Street Palos Park, Illinois Steven Alan Sanditen 3126 South Atlanta Tulsa, Oklahoma Dallas Eugene Smith III R. R. No. I, Box 250 Crown Point, Indiana Victor C. Snyder 2303 Brookside Parkway South Drive Indianapolis, Indiana Scott Ewing Stone 4118 Woodbury Court, N. Topeka, Kansas Leonard William Tomlinson 1520 West Lake Shore Drive Springfield, Illinois Seventh Grade Dean Ellis Bidle 313 West Monroe Carbondale, Illinois 79 Keith Alan Campbell 2414 Amesbury Drive St. Louis, Missouri Craig Cervantes No. 51 Westmoreland Place St. Louis, Missouri Clifford Mark Dettelboch 6818 North Ashland Chicago, Illinois Anthony Louis Spri ngman 423 Bluff Street Alton, Illinois Corey Quin Stohlquist R.F.D. 3, Box 268 Harvard, Illinois Michael Ray Storey Route I Alton, Illinois William Edward Kerbox, Jr. 3304 Manning Road Indianapolis, Indiana William Joseph Kinsinger Oakwood Road East Peoria, Illinois Lawrence M. Ladyn 1 1 32 Birkdale Court Naperville, Illinois Robert S. Lemmon 915 Robert Drive Godfrey, Illinois Glenn Patrick McWilliams 54 East Cardigan Drive Ferguson, Missouri John Thomas O ' Conner 3916 North Prospect Road Peoria, Illinois John David Oneal, Jr. 9304 Lorel Avenue Skokie, Illinois Keith Robert Osborne 134 North Oakdale Blvd. Decatur, Illinois Edward Nolan Piper 533 Madison Paducah, Kentucky Dennis Jay Season 4808 North Bigelow Peoria, Illinois Donald Carlos Seckman 750 East Chambers Jacksonville, Illinois Quentin Brian Sickels, Jr. 1 Hickory Hollow Drive Birmingham, Michigan Bradley Jay Tomlinson 1520 West Lake Drive Springfield, Illinois Tyler Richard Wold 229 Blankenbaker Louisville, Kentucky Michael Leon Yabrove 2724 Kendale Toledo, Ohio 80 Shrapnel Major William Hinton, Sponsor Editorial STANDING: Rudloph, Maj. Hinton, Fulton, Grossman, Cutler, Brazee, Baker, J., Renton, Morris, J., Rousonclos, Hubach, Wold, Walker, Boyle, Nagys, Asturias, Rufolo, Reimer, Brash, Ludloph. SEATED: Dizik, Levenburg, Karlin, Billingsley, Kruger, Linebarger, Shapiro, Fenkell. Folders STANDING: Hutter L., Kerbox, Springman, Ash, Campbell, O ' Conner, Season. SEATED: Puntriano, Hubach, Durato. Thespians STANDING: Lt. Robbins, Sponsor, Levenberg, Shapiro, Horn, Droege, Billingsley, Burns, T., Dizik. FRONT: Coffin, Fenkell, Krueger, R., Walker, Bernard, Nagys. Cadespians FRONT: Levenberg, Kruger, M., Krueger, R., Billingsley, Shapiro. BACK: Walker, Cutler, Grossman, Karlin, Fenkell, Nagys, Dizik, Brazee, Baker, J., Morris, J.. Senior Donee Committee FRONT ROW: Harper, Shapiro, Billingsley, Mrs. Green, Block, Fineberg, Kruger, R.. BACK ROW; Karlin, Shultz, Tabor, Bernard, McCarthy, Walden- berg, Cowhey, Timma, Hutter, M., Freed. 400 Club BACK: Hutter, M., Shapiro, Van Pickerill, Harper, Rudloff, Major Malone. FRONT: Thiele, Hutter, R., Fenkell, Hamilton, Morgan. 84 MTO Table Organization FRONT ROW: Hutter, M., Kroger, M., Shopiro, Morris, J., Hill, P. BACK ROW: Shultz, Boyle, W.. VonPickrill, Harper. Wendland. D O The Class of 1965 Presents .. - A Cook for Mr. General Heods Up ! 1$ that understood? . . . Yes Sir. Bivouac Cadet R.O.T.C. class receives Instruction in the field. Mess Call, 90 EIGHTEEN YEARS TO VICTORY by Mark Kruger The 1965 spring athletic season proved highly profitable for the Western Military Academy teams. It was a period of rebuilding for some, an era of experience for others, and an achievement of victory for still another. Every team on campus was young except for the varsity football team; every team on campus sought the dexterity that comes with ex- perience; the mightiest of the gridiron teams sought victory. Captain Dave Thayer was back for his fourth attempt to lead the A football team to a winning season. Major Bresson, around a while longer in the Academy ' s Athletic Sys- tem, provided the leadership for the line. The defense could not have had a better teach- er; Bresson could not have had better students. At an average of 240 pounds per man, ranging from 185 to 290, the concrete wall from Western boasted to be the largest of any team in the State, and ranking high among high school squads in the Nation. The team, made up largely of seniors, carried 46 players. The varsity Raiders charged onto th e field on opening day eager to defeat Dupo. They left the battle ground just as light footed as they had entered--on the top of the 15-0 score. Thus continued the season. The Raiders went on to defeat the Missouri Military Academy Colonels on Eaton Field, 18-7, for the first time in the histories of both schools. They ran over the Country Day Rams 13-7, for the first time in 15 years. And they fin- ished the season with a 5-3 record, the first time in 18 years that the Academy ' s team had molded a winning season from its schedule. It took the Raiders 18 years to develop the strength and dexterity which brought to them a victorious season in 1965-66. Three members of the squad, two seniors and a junior, were chosen to the A.B.C. League All Star Team; Bob Freed, Doke Meredith, and Mac Woodward. Freed also was picked as the all-district guard in the St. Louis area. The B” football squad, in its first season under the command of Sergeant- Major Lishka managed to survive its schedule by pulling out a 2-5 record. The showing by the team cannot be the sole judge of its ability. The B” football squad would have won, had such a prize been given the most improved team on campus award.” The team fought back against great odds to finish the season with a 2-5 record. Considering the inexperience of the squad, the season was highly successful. The littlest of the Big Red , the C” gridiron, under the leadership of Major Joseph Sutton and Captain Walter Krasnansky, finished its schedule with a 3-3 record. Ken Dickin- son, the captain, must be elected the player of the year for the C” team. One could hardly forget his 52 yard run on a quarterback sneak against Lutheran North. The C team is noted for its ability to rack up a winning season almost every year. 92 The Cross Country squad, led by Major Hilgert, and strengthened by such runners as Jim Bennett and Mike Hutter, did not boast of an especially outstanding season, and yet it was a successful one. Hilgert mentioned that it was a year of rebuilding old muscles to previous strength. It was exactly that. The only graduating members of the team are Hutter and the record holding Jim Bennett. The rest will lead the squad next fall. Although no team need feel shame from its record, the varsity gridiron should feel the most pride. After 17 losing consecutive seasons the Raiders pulled through the schedule with a 5-3 record. Three of its members were chosen for the all A.B.C. League team. It defeated M.M.A. for the first time on its home field in the histories of both schools. It has boasted the largest team in recent years. It set records. It contained more players than ever before, most of them seniors. It was the representative Western spoke of, the favorite topic of both cadets and faculty alike. It was the symbol of athletics at W.M.A., the symbol of Western. 1965 Homecoming Queen SPORTS W Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Harper, Brazee, Vogler, Landaeta, Randle, Hill, Coleman, Ross, McCaslin, Waits, Meredith, Paulson, F., Kane, Billingsley, Droege, Freed, Lapping, Dufner, Tabor. B Team FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Nagys, Gerhard, Long, Dorr, Dickinson. SECOND ROW; Ruby, Durato, Doyle, Snyder, McGinnis. THIRD ROW; Guerrero, Lugo, Timma, Skrzypek, Cowan. FOURTH ROW: Coach Turley, Feldmann, Lon- don, Manning, Stratman, Fenkell. Lower School FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Paulson W., Stoepel, Rousonelos, Stine, Reyman. SECOND ROW: Montgomery, Hoeft, Truman, Wiegand, Elies. THIRD ROW; Ash, Gatz, McFarlin. FOURTH ROW; Lenzen, Milan, Politz. FRONT ROW, left to Right: Marrs, Nieman, White, Points, Ransel, Fulk. SECOND ROW: Hutter M„ Bennett Boyle, Tabor, Hill, Baker J„ Lentz. THIRD ROW; Hamilton, MGR. Skoller, Posque, Lamb, Pirtle, Thayer coach. FOURTH ROW: Lon- daeta, Lapping, Brazee, Halstead. FIFTH ROW: Vogler, Hutter R., McCarthy, Gutierrez. Tennis FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Sutton, coach. Cowhey, Jones, Levenburg, Platt. SECOND ROW; Randle. Katz. Billingsley, Erickson, Golf LEFT TO RIGHT: Freed, Woywod, Wendland, Morrell, McCaslin, Beebe. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: McCarthy, Jones, Waits, Droege, Meredith, Billingsley, F., McCaslin, Woodard, Dufner, Brazee, Tabor, Williams R., Savinell, Hoppe. Helman, Hill, Stanley, Crutcher, Harper, Van Pickerill, Bernard. SECOND ROW: FOURTH ROW: Reusher, Manager, Gross, Hollowell, Teramana, Ernst, Ruby, Dial, Lt. Hochuli, Capt. Thayer, Coach Patuska, Kopcha, Druen, Ravenscroft, Smyles, Stone E., Agne, Joynt, Kapes, Lee. FIFTH ROW; Gaar, Hubach, Reisinger W., Kane, Skrzypek, Allen, Ross, Horn, Freed, Mertes. THIRD ROW; Garrison, Paulson, Hermes, Bowden, Davis. 1966 Red Raiders Football Results 1966 + Sept. 18 WMA 15 Dupo 0 • Sept. 25 WMA 19 Luthern N. 6 + Oct. 2 WMA 18 Mo. Military 7 • Oct. 9 WMA 20 Luthern S. 13 • Oct. 23 WMA 0 Burroughs 32 + • Oct. 30 WMA 13 Country Day 7 + Nov. 6 WMA 20 Principia 21 + Nov. 13 WMA 0 Civic Memorial 13 Home Games League Games 103 g Football FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Phinisey, Dwyer, Hompshire, Von Cleave, Karlin, Keck, Timma, Cowhey, Landaeta, Hire, London, Kulow. SECOND ROW; Coach, Gillham, Durato, Tick, Gutierrez, Woywod, Carrington, Grant, Griffith, Pirtle. THIRD ROW: Horbocz, Mg. Hovey, Long, Snyder, Hugar, Robertson, Lishka, coach. his S 1 •1 mZi 104 QJ Football FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Fairbanks, Barlow, Jackson, Stone J., Milan, Smith A., Bellomy, Hale, Wood, Ambo, Hat- tan. SECOND ROW: Sutton, coach, Walsingham, Dickinson, Messerlie, Puntriano, Hudd, Truman, Reimer, Damon, Krasnasky, coach. THIRD ROW: Lashmett, Lenzen, Ash, Neelands, York, Howard M., Krisolofsky, Ludolph, Uska Huntoon. Lower School Football FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Cain, coach, Springman, Dettelboch, Snyder V., Tomlinson, Ruch, Sanditen, Renton. SECOND ROW: Rufolo, Davis M., Bidle, Hatter L., Season, Seckman, Crawford, McWilliams. THIRD ROW; Smith D., Stone S., Browning, Ferrell, Ladyn, McLaughlin, Tomlinson, B. Cross-Country FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Coleman, Bennett, J., Vogler, Paulson, W. Hutter, M. SECOND ROW: Fineberg, Rowe, Taylor, Hutter R., Lasiter, Ciesla. THIRD ROW: Hilgert, coach, Kaser, Manoger. 105 Nornholm, Skrzypek, Landaeta, Freed, Bass. Senior Sports Leaders KNEELING: Harper. STANDING: Wendland, Hill, Randle. Hutter, M., Bennett, P., Fineberg, Mc- Carthy. 107 B Basketball FIRST ROW: Walsingham, Schram, Rowe, Durato. SECOND ROW: Sgt. lishko, Coach, Woywod, Hovey, Carrington, Paluska. THIRD ROW: Taylor, Van Cleave, Monteabaro, Pirtle, Rice, Manager. C Basketball 108 FIRST ROW: Truman, Stone, J., Fowler, Fisher, Jackson. SECOND ROW; Capt. Krasnansky, Hudd, Ru- dolph, Messerlie, Lenzen, Bower. B Soccer FRONT: Ruch, Ruby, Dizik, Paulson, W., Coffin, Devol, Wenig, Tick, Damon, Alberty. BACK: Lt. Trout, York, Hampshire, Doyle, Hamilton, Evans, Clarkson, Neelands. FRONT: Crawford, Dettelbach, Hutter, L., Sanditen. MIDDLE: Kinsinger, Campbell. Seasons. Stone, S., Bidle. BACK: Tomlinsin, L., Kerbox, Springman, Ferrel, Browning, T., Lt. Cain - Coach. Lower School Basketball ) 1 1 I I O CL 5 s ' si E CL T3 5 o O 5 2 2 0) uj ci s? O a) D D) C E E • 00 recall ' 66 LEFT TO RIGHT: Co-editors; Horn, Rogers Co-editors Rogers Horn Sports Editor Hutter, M. Social Editor McCarthy Military Editor Nagys Business Manager Shaprio Advertising Editor Hill The Graduating Class of 1966 wishes to express its deepest appreciation to Colonel Chester L. Persing, who aided us in striving to make this yearbook the best possible. Mr. Sidney Ashen-Brenner, S. Ashen-Brenner Studio, 4050 Lin- dell Blvd., St. Louis, Missouri The RECALL staff and the Class of 1966 would like to thank everyone who worked toward making our book possible. 114 Nurse Barber Mr. Thomos 115 Congratulations Congratulations AVERY A. SHAPIRO SEYMOUR SHAPIRO W.M.A. ' 43 W.M.A. ' 40 25765 Road 1 8272 Fairfield Royal Oak, Michigan Detroit 2 1 , Michigan Congratulations Congratulations ARTHUR FLEISCHMAN MR. AND MRS. CARPET COMPANY HYMEN KARP 1 9655 Grand River Detroit, Michigan 1 8636 Washburn Lawrence Fleischman, W.M.A. ' 42 Detroit, Michigan 118 MAGNA CUM LAUDE The Senior Class of 1966 wishes to recognize with deepest appreciation those patrons who have made this edition of the Recall possible. Without the financial assistance that has come from parents, business men, in large and small establishments, from friends of cadets, the Recall tradition at Western would have ceased. The price paid by each cadet for this mem- orable volume is less than one-third of the publication expense; the other two-thirds is defrayed by advertising income. It is this kind of support that makes the Recall so deeply indebted to those who have given steady support. This year 1965-66 has been a critical one for this forty-second edition of the Recall. Publication costs have been increasing faster than revenues. Some old standby supports have felt the need to reduce their advertisement space. The staff understands and is grateful for even reduced size in ad space. The honor roll of advertising support includes many civic minded in- dividuals and organizations. The Alton Banking fraternity deserves special praise. The First National Bank and Trust Company and the Alton Banking and Trust Company have been supporters for more than twenty-five years. The Olin Corporation, or its parent, the Western Cartridge Company, is also a senior supporter. The Stratford Hotel has also supported every edition. Many supporters are alumni; they support everything that is good for Western even to enrollment of their sons in the Cadet Corps. Financial support of Western has become a habit. We can not name every family but in the past few years, the names of the Shapiros, the Abt, Springman, etc., must be recognized. These families have given the support that has made the difference between deficit and balanced budgets. These old Western men not only supported, they enlist help from others. The saga of the Recall is a story of mature people lending support to projects which develop confidence in projects of imaginative young men. This is the American way. The Recall is a year of each vivid experience at Western, but it is more, it is another volume in Academy historical record. Therefore, as a gesture of appreciation, the 1966 Recall Staff offers these Magna Cum Laude citations. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS BEST WISHES SENIOR CLASS OF 1966 SPRINGMAN LUMBER COMPANY CA lA C 3475 Humbert Road 1101 EAST BROADWAY ALTON, ILLINOIS 62005 . ALTON, ILLINOIS 120 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1966 DUKE BAKERY 8 1 9 Henry Alton, Illinois HOward 2-2922 MR. AND MRS. CHRIS DOUCLEFF 121 A WESTERN FAMILY Congratulations Class of 1966 Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Hutter Michael Allan Hutter WMA-1966 Ronald Gordon Hutter WMA-1967 Lawrence Keith Hutter WMA-1970 1010 Trampe Lane St. Louis, 38, Missouri 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 Chem- ical Corporation in August, 1954, they brought together the skills, facilities and re- sources of two of the country ' s most rapidly expanding industrial organizations. We extend our best wishes to you. May the future bring you all that you ' ve hoped for and everything for which you ' ve worked. 0lin Works East Alton, Illinois Congratulations Congratulations Western Seniors Class of 1 966 1966 NATIONAL AUTO SUPPLY JUL FISCHER DISTRIBUTION, INC. 1 1 00 Illinois East St. Louis, Illinois 2100 Illinois Avenue East St. Louis, III. 123 there she is again... in a Long ’n lean . . . fashion’s newest silhouette is the slimming walking suit. Belted-back jacket over an easy, pleated vent. Semi-sleeved shell; stem skirt. An elegant wool knit three-some, as houndstooth checks go walking. 8-16. walking suit . . . Congratulations Class of 1 966 Mr. and Mrs. Russell O. Garr, Jr. 529 South 25th Street Mt. Vernon, Illinois 24 ADAMS PRINTING Congratulations to the class of CO. 1966 536 East Broadway Buck ' s Paint Floor Alton Coverings owned and operated by 636 E. Broadway CHARLES D. EMONS Alton, III. ALTON Sleepy Sez: For COURTESY COMFORT CLEANLINESS CONVENIENCE Stay At irave odce The Alton TroveLodge is located just 3 blocks east of Clark Bridge, downtown Alton, U.S. 67 and 1 1 1 and on III. 3 140, Alton. This new TroveLodge has central heating and refrig- erated air conditioning, heated swimming pool, tele- vision, AM and FM radio, piped in music, free telephone reservations from any of the 300 TroveLodge locations from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Direct dial telephones and extra length beds. Lounge and restaurant across the street and theatre in the next block. Congratulations Hideg Pharmacy, Inc. Kil-mar Professional Bldg. 8601 West Main Street Belleville, Illinois Joe Hideg, R.Ph. -Ex-8-4400 125 Compliments of Alton, Illinois 126 Michigan Alumni and Patrons deserve Recall Cum Laude Awards 1966 14 Cities Represented and 40 Sons in the 1965-1966 Corps of Cadets Congratulations Senior Class of 1 966 Capri Importers, Inc. 2860 1 8th Street Detroit, Michigan 127 Congratulations Senior Class— 1966 TRIPLE Industries, Inc. Precision Production Parts Sub Assemblies for Aircraft Close Tolerance and High Finish Specialists Larry Smyles 1 5 Oakman Blvd. Detroit 3, Mich. 128 Success to Class of 1966 Congratulations Class of 1966 CROWN PACKING FENKELL PACKING n O • CO. 2900 Orleans Street 1357 E. Vernon Hwy. Detroit 7, Michigan Detroit, Michigan It ' s Your Year — 1966 Compliments BLACK KNIGHT ANDERSON ' S SUPPER CLUB GARDENS 19151 Plymouth Road 4224 Third Street Detroit, Michigan Detroit, Michigan 129 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 1966 ALTON BOX BOARD COMPANY ALTON, ILLINOIS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1966 Congratulations and Best of Luck To The Class of ' 66 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Burns Bay City, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Mahon Cleveland, Ohio 30 Compliments WELLS TIRE COMPANY GOODYEAR BATTERIES Telephone: 462-9284 GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES SCHWINN BICYCLES Alton, Illinois VULCANIZING 833 East Broadway (at Oak) Congratulations Class of 1 966 FUNK SEED COMPANY E. D. Funk, Jr. 1300 W. Washington Street Bloomington, Illinois 3023 GODFREY ROAD ALTON, ILLINOIS Swimming Pool Restaurant Cocktail Lounge Alton 466-1320 131 ODE TO THE BEST Let ' s reminisce in later years of ivy-covered halls, Of marching men in cadence, and those military balls. With tear in eye, and tankard high, We toast those of renown. Sing the praise of old school days —but drink that Sealtest down! J. E. Plischke, Sealtest Foods 2001 Chestnut, St. Louis, Mo. 63 1 03. Compliments of A Friend 132 Congratulations Western KLINKE ICE COMPANY 6th and Oak St. Alton, Illinois Best Wishes Seniors 1966 ALTON SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 620 E. Third Street Alton, Illinois Good Luck, Seniors ALTON CANTEEN COMPANY 3414 College Ave. Alton, Illinois PAID OR COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY February 28 • May 31 August 31 • Nevimbtr 30 So vingt Received by tho 20th lam From the lit GmumiaSavim AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Open 9 to 4:30 Monday thru Thursday • Friday 9 to C 543 EAST BROADWAY . ALTON, ILLINOIS St. Louis Residents Moy Coll Our Toll Froo Numbor ENTIRPRISB 3947 Postage Paid Both Ways lalast Statement and Pictorial Brochurt Sant Upon Raquatt 133 Congratulations Class of 1966 GARY INDUSTRIALS 31 10 WEST 5TH AVENUE GARY, INDIANA-46406 Compliments Class of 1 966 Congrat ulations Class of 1 966 MR. MRS. IRA G. MARKS PAUL ABT, INC. W.M.A. ' 39 W.M.A. ' 28 100 South State Street 1 502 State Street Chicago, Illinois East St. Louis, Illinois 60603 134 Compliments of Anheuser-Busch, Inc BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ' 1966 VANDALIA LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING CO., INC. Quality Laundry and Dry Cleaning We have been happy to help each cadet get a clean start each day DRIVE THRU SERVICE 120 North 5th Street OFFICE PHONE 283-3118 VANDALIA, ILLINOIS Best Wishes Class of 1 966 Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Martin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Lee 136 BEST WISHES SENIORS ' 66 ILLINOIS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY 2100 SUMMIT AVENUE EAST ST. LOUIS, ILLINOIS CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF ' 66 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Weisberg 137 Compliments of .. . STRATFORD MOTOR HOTEL Recommended by Triple A A Fine Motor Hotel Overlooking the Mississippi River Excellent Food— Room Service Free Covered Parking Downtown Alton, Illinois Best Wishes Class of ' 66 DeMOULIN BROTHERS and COMPANY Greenville, Illinois CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1966 Mrs . Marie L. deVallina Designers and Manufacturers of Academy Uniforms Chihuahua, Chih., Mexico 138 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1966 Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Block BROOKFIELD GLASS CO., INC. Brookfield, Wisconsin BEST WISHES SENIORS 1966 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 66 A 2 C BUTCH HUTTER VANDENBURG A.F.B., CALIFORNIA 2 Locations: Monticello Plaza Godfrey, Illinois 24 Eastgate East Alton, Illinois 139 FIRST NATIONAL BANK TRUST COMPANY IN ALTON THIRD AND BELLE STREETS ALTON, ILLINOIS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System ☆ Schneithorst ' sRestaurantandCocktail Lounge ☆ Free Courtesy Car service to Western Mil- itary Academy, Alton Civic Memorial Air- port and St. Louis Municipal Airport ☆ Baby Sitters available ☆ Private Dining Rooms for groups of 15 to 225 persons ☆ 24 Hour Local Telephone service to Alton, St. Louis, and Greater East St. Louis area ☆ No charge for children under 12 (when using same facilities with parents) ☆ American Express, Diners Club, and Gulf Oil Company Credit Cards accepted Int. 270 III. 157 EDWARDSVILLE, ILLINOIS For Free Advance Reservations Call Any HOLIDAY INN 40 COMPLIMENTS OF VALLEY STEEL PRODUCTS CO. ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI SUPPLIERS OF PIPE, CASING and TUBING Smartest Stop on the River Front BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ' 66 The Port Room ALTON FRUIT and and The Flamingo Motel Downtown Alton Phone 462-0642 PRODUCE 101 Central Alton, Illinois 141 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 66 CONGRATULATIONS Mr. and Mrs. WESTERN GRADUATES Kenneth W. Horn A Fine School A Fine Class JlJRPHYSBORO UPPLY [oMPANY. INC. CU x rle3al 2 Ol 3 ( bul o 3 2420 DOUGLAS AVENUE PLUMBING- HEATING-COOLING JOLIETT, ILLINOIS Daniel H. Pautler, President Murphysboro, Illinois 142 SUPPORT WITH YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS WESTERN MILITARY MEMORIAL FOUNDATION These projects, among many, weredeveloped with alumni, patron, and friend contributions: Senior Lounge Senior Circle Junior Lounge Freshman History Lounge For information consult: Col. C. L. Persing, Secretary ANY PICTURES PRESENTED IN THIS BOOK CAN BE SECURED FROM OUR STUDIOS. Ashen-Brenner Studios 4054 Lindell Blvd. St. Louis, Missouri 143 u T ' l rS Kii ; - B � v ' r I