Western Military Academy - Recall Yearbook (Alton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1968 volume:

Through these gates enter boys. From them exit men. Its branches gnarled and shaped by time, a weather beaten tree will forever hold its secrets of scenes beheld. 2 When shades of eve are falling and shadows creep across the sky, they soften and beautify the oldest of buildings on our campus. 3 The Measure of a Man A ll cadets pass through each phase. Height and weight are recorded, classes scheduled, athletics decided, and clothes are ordered— A break in the routine is welcomed at the refreshment stand. 4 Western Weekend — is the time for relaxation, spiritual renewal and making last minute telephone plans with your favorite date for a Saturday night dance. Cadets also enjoy a fall football game, ping pong, and letters from home. It’s been a hard day ' s night. It’s on the 3rd floor? Sir, the bell didn ' t ring. 10 Ed ' s looking for you. Caught in the act. When a feller needs a friend. II Variety Is the Spice of Life Recall 1968 Western Military Academy Alton, Illinois Volume XLIV Table of Contents Mood Section Page I Military Page 17 Sports Page 29 Organizations Page 47 Social Page 55 Classes Faculty Page 65 Advertisers Page !2l The old familiar face of time ticks on! Watch it lest you misuse its minutes, hours or days. 16 MILITARY Cadets in Military Classes learn a small portion of the Military Art. MT-4’s learn Principles of Leadership, while MT-2 and MT-3 classes learn Leadership Psychology. MT-I ' s, who learn to follow so that they may later lead, are taught Military Customs and Courtesy. Battalion Staff Hamilton Bn Adj., Stone Bn CO.. Morgan Bn Opns Officer.. Voiles A, Bn Opns Sgt. Not shown: Doyle Bn Supply Officer, Martin P, Bn Sgt Maj. Company Staffs 1st ROW: Durato, Hale, Jackson, Puntriano. Barker 2nd ROW: Tinnin, Browning W, Maag E, Teramana T, Ruby, Brash, Young T, Reimer, Fischer. 3rd ROW: Van Cleave. Mann, Menges, Brown W, Gatz, Delker, Ambo, Good, Damon, Tick. Maag G, Slater, Joly, Dufner. 19 Government Inspection 1967 on Their Way to Another Honor Rating Retreat Formation Retreat formations are a significant part of a cadet ' s Sun- day activities. During inclement weather when a parade is not practical, a formation is held on the Quadrangle and the flag is ceremoniously lowered. The Retreat Formation marks the end of the Sunday break, and the beginning of another week of Academic and Military Classes. 23 sdm Bivouac 1967 Work but Some Have Fun! Coin Inducts New Members Four more COIN inductees finish their tests under the watchful eyes of Teramana, T. This is just one of many tests that would be members have to pass. Maag, E. and Teramana, T. wrestle in order to show both old and new members hand to hand combat. 26 Young, T. and Good show off the new 57mm recoilless New Weapons The COIN or counter-insurgency club was initiated two years ago by Major Ashton M. Haynes who had just finished a tour of duty in Vietnam. He started this voluntary group as a training method to teach interested MT 3’s and 4’s the basics of unconventional warfare. His contact in Vietnam gave him invaluable aid in training the cadets. Maj. Haynes in his training courses has had his boys repel from the bluffs over the Missis- sippi River, attack the cadet corps while on bivouac, and just go out on special trips on their own. Each interested MT 3 or 4 must first pass a battery of physical examinations which weed out ones that are too weak to Morgan shows the operation of the 57mm. recoilless rifle to the other COIN members. keep up with the group. Once the eager cadets have made it through this stage they are ready for induction. The induction comes on the first COIN bivouac which probably includes repelling, patrols, and hiking. Once successfully through this ordeal the inductees become full fledged members of the “Blue Berets.” During the latter part of the year these guerillas give demonstrations for the rest of the cadet corps and for visiting officers, as at G.I., and for parents. This elite group is one of the many innova- tions brought to the school by the new Junior R.O.T.C. program. rifle that the military depart- ment acquired this year. 27 Have No Fear! Coin can show you how to take a litter up— or how to move across . . . 28 SPORTS “A” T ea m lst R0W: Stines, L. Tick, Hale, Morgan, Hanelt, Stone, Voiles, A. 2nd ROW: Mann, Milan, Kleinke, Heinemann, Scharbach, Fischer. 3rd ROW: Browning, W„ Browning. T. Ambo. Jackson, Erick- son, Campbell, W. Rufolo. 4th ROW: Williams, K. Kelty, Wiegel, Taylor, W. Wyman, Peterson, Hanley. Missing, Laskowski, Mgr. ir r. jt? ‘ ‘ B ’ ’ TG3 ITI lst ROW: Truman, Sanditen, Tomlinson, B.. Rousonelos, Paulson, Trost, Boone, 2nd ROW: Ellis, Damon, Brown, W., Beatty, Taylor, T„ Gatz, Cervantes. 3rd ROW: Drumm, Adams, Blank, Boyd. Reimer, NuDelman, K. Inkster 4th ROW: Barker. Mgr., Ludolph, Teeple, Hutton, Whitworth, Voiles, D., Teramana, G., Sgt. Liska, Coach. i l C” Team 1st ROW: Capt. Krasnansky, Johnson, G., Johnston, R., Walling, Golden, Dettelbach, Shallop, Zuckner, A., 2nd ROW: Pearsall, Brown, J., Wolf, E., Zuckner, D., Lareau, Wolf, F., Clark. 3rd ROW: Shane, Snyder, B. Athey, Kimble, Campbell, K., Minowitz, Beile. 31 1st ROW Kolath, Slater, Steiner. J., McKinnon, Dufner, Stines, M., Chapman, Undercoffer. 2nd ROW Kreoplin, Garlick, NuDelman, B., Joly, Johnston, W.. Konarski, Asst. Coach Kopcha, Mgr. Keshner, Cavanaugh, VonDerAhe, McCoy, Horowitz, Wolf, M. Hoffman, E. Coach Sutton. Football tactics and decisions are made by Coach Sutton. 32 Lower School Football Rifle Te3m STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT, Huntoon, Ratcliff, Young, T. Maj. Haynes, Coach Scott KNEELING Good, S. Gatz, Tinnin, Clough, Reimer Cross Country BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Ward, K„ Reuscher. Evans, Sickels. Capt. Robbins, coach SEC- OND ROW Puebla, Meeker, Steiner, W., Scarpinato FRONT ROW Smith, J.. Bradburn, Van Cleave, Ratcliff, Wise Va rsity Soccer 1st ROW: Ruby, Puntriano, Tick, Menges, Voiles A, Hale, Grant H. Duran. 2nd ROW: Mai- donado, Paulson, Mann, Damon, Taylor T, Milan, Koslowski, Serna E.M. 3rd ROW: West Browning T, Stoepel, Gongora, Sirgo, Miron, Villarreal. “B” Soccer 1st ROW: Beatty, Ausfahl, Whitworth, Wolf F, Sanditen, Campbell K. 2nd ROW: Benevides Andonie. Makinson, Scarpinato, Johnson, Ashen-Brenner. 3rd ROW: Coach CMSGT Buss, Wal- ling, Biondo, Moore, Brown J, Hamilton (manager). Varsity Basketball Coach Johnson, Fischer, Heinemann, Smith A, Morgan, Van Cleave, Jackson, Taylor W. Wiegel, Fowler. Scharback, Erickson (manager). “W” Club 1st ROW: Capt. Johnson, Van Cleave, Hale, Stone, London, Voiles A, Browning W. Morgan. 2nd ROW: Bradburn, Paulson W. Williams K, Fischer, Milan, Scarpinato, Kelty. 3rd ROW: Tick, Taylor W, Ratcliff, Heinemann, Ambo, Wiegel. Jackson, Puebla. 35 “B” Basketball 1st ROW: Keyser (manager), Golden, Stone, Teeple, Trost, Coach Lishka 2nd ROW: Brown (manager), Dettlebach D, Ward K, Pearsall, Voiles D. “C” Basketball London (coach), Carels, Rainey, Smith J, Bauer, Wise, Freedman, Martin G (mana- ger). 2nd ROW: Captain Cain, Etter, Tomlinson G, Blank, Cutler, Moses, Davidson. 36 Wrestling Lt. Bennet, Dettlebach C, Hutter, Maag G, Kimbel, Norris B. Puebla, Adams, Campbell W, Williams K. Barker, Gracia F. Tomlinson B. Swi m m i ng 1st ROW: Kinsinger, Truman, Ellis, Wiegel, Morgan, Steiner W, Biele, Kelty, Johnston W, Dufner, Slater, Joly, 2nd ROW: Capt. Robbins. M eeker, Johnston R, Lullove, Season M, Brown W, Shane, Evans, Ambo, Sickels, Zuckner A, Hoffman, Bradburn, Watson, Hyde, Laskowski. 37 Varsity Baseball bottom row: left to right, Williams, R., Dickenson, Dufner, Ratcliff, 2nd ROW: Anixter, London, Williams, K„ Durato, Browning, W. 3rd ROW: Hrastich, Gustin, Weisberg, Stoner, Slusser, 4th ROW: Maj. Hilgert, Paulson, Hollowell, Capt. Krasnansky, “ D” R?5Spb3 1 1 BOTTOM ROW: left to right, Ferrell, Vanzant, Teeple, York, Ellis. 2nd ROW: Golden, Dougherty, Taylor, Truman. 3rd ROW: Levinson, Eby, Hurst, Seigel. 4th ROW: Wallace, Smith, Uska. “R” Rpqprve BOTTOM ROW: left to right, Heinemann, Dettelbach, Paulson, Scharback, Murray, Trost. 2nd ROW: Ward, Ludolph, Monical, Beatty, Hutter. 3rd ROW: Pearsall, Crawford, Martinez, Nelson, Neff. 4th ROW: Brown, Haddad, Duran, Carpenter, Walling. 5th ROW: Sgt. Buss, Kolath, Collins, Gracia. 39 Tennis FIRST ROW: left to right, Reisinger, Platt, Martin. 2nd ROW: Fairbanks, Berenholz, Thiele, Titchenal, Reisinger. Maj. Sutton. B” Tennis FIRST ROW: left to right, Renton, Hoffman, DeLee. 2nd ROW: Tomlinson, Jackson, Tick, Puebla, Rosen. 40 Golf Left to right, Rice, Milan. Fischer, Pirtle. Ambo, Mace, McCaslin, Col. Douglas. Track FIRST ROW: left to right, Voiles. Bradburn. VanCleave. Stone, Sanditen. 2nd ROW: Newman, Scarpinato, Agne, Vogler. Cantu. 3rd ROW: Kirby, Campbell, Kelty. Bradley. Weigel 4th ROW: Kinsinger, Lt. Bennett, Capt. Johnson. Adelman. Lower School Basketball FRONT ROW: Martin, G. manager, Regner, Wright, Johnston W Dufner Kolath, Major Sutton coach, SECOND ROW: Slater, McCoy, Andonie Horo- witz-. Liming, Joly manager. THIRD ROW: Nu Delman, Coburn B Romin- ger, Adkins, Chapman, Cavanaugh, Kroeplin. Lower School Baseball FRONT ROW: Keshner manager, Campbell, K. Springman, Piper, Det- tlebach, C. Capt. Cain coach. SECOND ROW: Douglas, Bidle, Minowitz. Dufner, Konarski, THIRD ROW: Wolf, M. McKinnon, Slater, Norris, Yabrcve. Upon the fields of friendly strife Are sown the seeds That upon other fields on other days Will bear the fruits of victory” General Douglas MacArthur THE A. B. C. LEAGUE Western Military Academy is a member of the A. B. C. League. This is one of the most prom- inent leagues in the St. Louis area. The title is derived from the method of determining a boy ' s athletic status. Potential athletes are rated A. B. C. classification depending on their weight, height, age and grade in school. Western is proud to be a member of this league which elevates the standards of all athletics. 46 ORGANIZATIONS Quill and Scroll ist row: Hamilton, Van Cleave, Goldsmith. 2nd ROW: Vanzant, Jordison, Gracia F, Paulson F. Shrapnel Staff 1st ROW: Dufner, VonDerAhe, Johnston W, Johnson G. Undercoffer, Yoho, Burns. 2nd ROW: Sanditen, Goldsmith, Jordison, VanCleave, Hamilton, Vanzant, Paulson, 3rd ROW: Slater, Finney, White, Tomlinson B, Blank, Ward K, Wallace, Gracia F, Biondo, Steiner W, Major Hinton 4th ROW: Pennish, Ullmann, Hutter, Konarski, Johnk, Wright. 48 n ® O W) — a E £ TO . X o TO a 5 w DO . TO ■D TO 8 s o s 0 So E s I s5 - DO — Ld TO C | o ._ TO _Q 00 y C _ g TO £ CD O . k_ CD D - ' ! oo cr -j c . 5 g .5® ! ■£ % c o TO D Q OJQ. SIS ® E s c ro _ S fc.y Wl-I- ln Q n o O H 49 400 Club FRONT ROW: Keyser, Hamilton, Puntriano. SECOND ROW: Johnson, G„ Vanzant. Elgham- mer, J., Morgan. Major Malone CUfTI |_3 ude FRONT ROW: Brash, Stone, Hamilton SECOND ROW: Maag, E., Elghammer, J,, Young, LaRue, J. 50 Thespians FRONT ROW: Maag. G., Johnson. G., Dettlebach, C., Huntoon. Ward, K. BACK ROW: Captain Robbins. Sponsor, Brash, Jordison, Morgan, Harris, Steiner, W. Cadespians 51 Glee Club Steiner W, Biondo, Jordison, Ward K, Dr. Joseph, Tomlinson B, Bert, Williams K, Taylor T, Grant J, Finney, Palmer, Whitworth, Nolan, Hoffmann, Thrall, Garlick. Band 1st ROW: Barker, Hunt, Ashen-Brenner, Fischer, Vanzant. Puebla 2nd ROW: Moore, Ullmann, Whitworth, Tomlinson B. 3rd ROW: Harris, Dettlebach, Burkett, Biggs. 4th ROW: Cavanaugh, Kimble, Season D, Yabrove. 5th ROW: Steiner W, Ward K, Wallace, Kranzberg 6th ROW: Horo- witz, Rominger, Martin G, Cervantes. Honor Guard 1st ROW: Weigel, Kelty, Williams K„ Ratcliff, Duran, Weems, Morgan, Damon. 2nd ROW: Tyson, Finney, Meeker, Maldonado, Dougherty, Taylor T, Brown W. 3rd ROW: Gracia F, Cambell W, Jones, Inkster, Kinsinger, Cunningham. 4th ROW: Dalbey, Gillespie, Golden, Smith A, Walling, Beatty. Military Pol iCe Friedman, Sliwinski, Carels, White, Zuckner D, Frey, Finney, Watson. The 1968 The Grand March signals the beginning of the highpoint of the Winter Season, The Military Ball. Many beautiful girls from near and far are always in attendance. Each year the Cadet Corps elects a Queen of the Military Ball. This year the Queen was Miss Karen Abrams, whose escort and sponsor was Cadet Rick Platt. The Queen ' s Court consisted of Second Maid of Honor Meg Stabenau, sponsored by Cadet Brown, and First Maid of Honor, Miss Dee Dee Augenbaugh, sponsored by Cadet Teramana. To honor the Queen and her Court, a formation of Cadet Officers and NCO ' s Salute the Maids and form an Arch of Sabers for the Queen. 56 Military Ball At both the Military Ball and Junior Prom a reception is held in the Academy Par- lors for friends, faculty, and relatives of Cadets, 57 The Queen, her court, and their es- courts are from left to right Tera- mana, T. and 1st Attendant Deanna Aughenbaugh, Cadet Platt and Queen Karen Abrams, and Cadet Brown, W. with 2nd Attendant Meg Stabenau. Cadets Ratcliff, Huntoon, Good, S. and Young, T. receive their riflery trophies from the Piasa Tournament. Sgt. Havens receives his going away present from the Military Department. 58 Cadet Puntriano receives the Chicago Tribune Gold Medal for Senior military excellence. Cadet Damon receives the Chicago Tribune Silver Medal for Junior military excellence. 59 Commencement Speeches Scholars 60 Ultimate Goal Awards Farewells Lower School Graduation Lower School Cadets enjoy promotions, refresh- ments and conversation as Col. Persing speaks with Mayor Cervantes of St. Louis, Missouri. Senior Play “Mr. Roberts’’ Smash Hit 63 Paris in the Spring CLASSES Col. R. B. Jackson Superintendent Col. Ralph B. Jackson has been at Western Military Academy for twenty one years. He is a graduate of Western, class of ’35, and attended Princeton Univer- sity, Colorado College, Washington Uni- versity, the University of Chicago, and Southern Illinois University. Lt. Col. C. L. Persing Headmaster Lt. Col. Chester L. Persing has been Headmaster at Western for the past thirty years. He attended Colgate, Yale, and Northwestern University. He sponsors the National Honor Society and estab- lished the Western Memorial Founda- tion. He also sponsors the Senior Class. 66 Col. C. H. Moore Commandant Col. Charles H. Moore has been with Western for forty-seven years. He gradu- ated from Western Military Academy in 1921. He attended Washington University. He served in World War II as Commandant of Camp Ellis, Illinois. Col. Moore spon- sors the sophomore class. Maj. Ashton M. Haynes, Jr. Senior Army Inst. Maj. Haynes was assigned to Western in 1965. He is a graduate of the United States Military Academy and is continuing graduate studies at S.I.U. Prior to his assignment here, Maj. Haynes was sta- tioned in the Republic of Vietnam where he was Psychological Warfare and Rural Reconstruction Advisor”. 67 Lt. Col. C. B. Jackson Asst. Superintendent Lt. Col. Charles B. Jackson graduated from Western in 1939 and has been on the staff for twenty years. He attended Wash- ington Lee, the University of Colorado and Washington University. Aside from teaching History, Lt. Col. Jackson acts as Director of Admissions, coaches Varsity Soccer, sponsors the Movie Com- mittee and Junior Class. Col. G. M. Magee Sec reta ry-T reas u re r Lt. Col. Gray M. Magee graduated from Western in 1928 and has been on the staff at Western for twenty nine years. He attended Dartmouth and Tuck. 68 Mrs. James L. Goodwin L.S. Reading Maj. Joseph W. Sutton English, Tennis, L.S. Football. 69 Capt. Edward W. Voss Commercial Subjects, Guidance. Maj. James J. Hilgert Mathematics, Coach Capt. Philip D. Robbins Mathematics. Thespians, Coach Mrs. W. H. Bryan L.S. Mathematics Maj. W. H. Green Cadet Banker Capt. Walter Krasnansky History, Coach Lt. David T. Bennett Athletic Director, Physical Education Capt. Douglas Johnson Athletic Director, Health Science, Drivers Ed. Mrs. George D. Federle Latin, L.S. Reading Maj. B. C. Bresson Biology, Coach 71 Maj. Gordon J. Lange Physics, Chemistry Mrs. Harriett Beall Librarian Mrs. William H. Green Social Director, Dietitian Miss Constance Schenk Spanish Mrs. Louis A. Malone R.N. School Nurse Capt. Gary D. Cain L.S. Principal History, English, Coach Capt. LeRoyA. Dalhaus Band, Field Music Westernaires Stage Band Reading Up: Mrs. William D. Jones, Mrs. Mittney Mathus. Miss Helen Mullen. Mrs. Clara Brown. 73 Commandant Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: SFC Sgt. Charles F. Havens, Chief Master Sgt. Charles F. Buss, Capt. Philip D. Robbins. Capt. Robert L. Webber, Col. Charles H. Moore. Military Staff Maj. Ashton M. Haynes, Jr., Sgt Maj. Lyle G. Lishka, SFC Sgt. Charles F. Havens. The Lower School 8th Grade Class Officers PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT Donald T. Slater James R. McKinnon 13060 Spanish Pond Rd. 2400 Mari-Kay Ct. St. Louis, Mo. Brentwood. Mo. SECRETARY Mark M. Wolf 5549 Surrey Hill Circle Indianapolis, Ind. TREASURER Marvin J. Dufner 2602 Cleveland Granite City, III. 75 William A. Adkins R.R. 2 Franklin, III. Gregory K. Anderson 1733 W. Jackson Springfield. III. Roger D. Biggs R. 1 . Box 308 Arnold, Mo. Gregory D. Burkett 411 Billie Ln. (W. 74th) Indianapolis, Ind. Karl R. Cavanaugh 2612 Boston St.. S.E. Grand Rapids, Mich. James R. Chapman 3783 Northaven Dallas, Texas Gary S. Garlick 19346 Middlesex Southfield. Mich. Kim J. Horowitz 3 Soverign Dr. Bay City, Mich. Jeffrey P. Joly 5331 Johnson Gary, Ind. Gary P. Keshner 819 Longacre University City, Mo. William H. Kolath 7 Princeton PI., University City, Mo. 76 Roger A. Konarski 407 E. Center St. Fairfield, III. David W. Kroeplin 424 South St. Elmhurst, III. Frederick L. Landry, Jr. 2311 Whitney Dr. Monroe, Louisiana William J. Lester, Jr. 2322 Flora Peoria, III. John W. Liming R.R. 1, Box 83 Versailles. Ind. HerbertC. McCoy, Jr. 401 N. James Champaign, III. Gary M. Martin 9870 Denne Livonia, Mich. Jon W. Norris Box 332 Stanhope, Iowa Bruce NuDelman 6 Conway Springs Chesterfield, Mo. John R. Palmer 4s570 Karns Naperville. III. Jacob R. Regner Highland Lane Ashtabula. Ohio 77 James A. Rethemeyer 7907 Elton Affton. Mo. Edward F. Rominger III 6015 Lawrence Dr. Indianapolis. Ind. Donald G. Schepis 1267 W. Inverlieth Rd. Lake Forest, III. John E. Schmacker 207 Waverly Collinsville, III. Kent A. Shockley 700 Timber Trail St. Louis, Mo. Andrew A. Snowden 414 McCune Ave. Rockville, Ind. Mark D. Sparks 912 E. Chain of Rocks Rd. Granite City, III. James R. Steiner 510 N. Main St. Tuscola, III. Stephen M. Stines 9 Weslake Dr. E. St. Louis, III. John R. Undercoffer 301 Fontainbleau O ' Fallon, III. Dennis W. Wright 45 W. Beacon Hill Rd. E. St. Louis, III. Bradford A. Yoho 908 Buchanan Carthage, III. 7th Grade Victor Andonie Orinoco 208 Ote., Col. del Valle Garza Garcia. N.L.. Mexico John D. Burns 324 Meister Collinsville. III. 79 Robert J. Furtney 601 S. Illinois Ave. Villa Park, III. Jon Jeffery Grant 1710 N. I St. Fremont. Nebraska David J. Hall 9249 Manor Detroit, Mich Robert E. Hoffman 6325 N. Whipple St. Chicago. III. Robert T. Johnk 2330 Kenwood Dr. Boulder, Colo. William C. Johnston 402 E. Winter Danville, III. Howard B. Key 1423 N. Harvey Griffith, Ind. John E. Knox 17597 Oak. Dr Detroit, Mich. Jesus Muriel Niebla 201 Pedregal Sn. Angel.. Mexico 20, D. F. Mexico. William M. Nolan R.R. 5 Valparaido, Ind. David L. Pennish 143 S. Deere Park Highland Park, III. Donald T. Ring 604 Smith St. Bay City. Mich. Russel L. Von Der Ahe William D. Weis 5555 Lindell 1802 Kennelworth Dr. St. Louis, Mo. Port Huron, Mich. 80 ' he Freshman Class The Class of 1971 Class Officers PRESIDENT: Clifford M. Dettelbach 1319 W. Smith Peoria, III. 61605 VICE PRESIDENT: Gregory E. Brand 24641 Seneca Oak Park, Michigan SECRETARY: Craig Cervantes 51 Westmoreland PI. St. Louis, Missouri TREASURER: Lloyd D. Moses RFD 1 Golden Eagle, Illinois John L. Blank 5505 Fillmore Street Gary, Indiana. James M. Brown 1 141 June Street St. Louis, Missouri. Keith A. Campbell 2414 Amesbury Drive St. Louis, Missouri. William R. Carels 12011 Wade Street Detroit, Michigan. Ross S. Clark 27073 Havelock Drive Dearborn Heights, Michigan. Charles S. Clough 2407 Wayne Avenue Iowa City, Iowa. Mayron M. Cobb III 11-7, Mejiro, 3-Chome Toshima Ku, Tokyo, Japan. Shelton C. Etter 216 N. Virginia Ave. Belleville, Illinois. Stephen M. Finney 2146 Gary Ct. Decatur, Illinois. Lindy L. Bauer R.R. 2 Paxton, Illinois. William M. Beile 1807 Arrowhead Lane Godfrey, Illinois. Carlyle C. Athey 204 E. 7th Street Clare, Michigan. Karl F. Fottler 1 500 Eater Rantoul, Illinois. Martin J. Frey 22418 Avon Lane Southfield, Michigan. Jack R. Friedman 1 145 W. Morse Chicago, Illinois. Bruce A. Godwin 3029 E. Lincolnshire Toledo, Ohio. Ronald J. Holmes 340 W. Barry Chicago, Illinois. Michael D. Hutchison 1776 Calista Street Kankakee, Illinois. Richard M. Hyde 17907 Fruitport Road Spring Lake, Michigan. Gregory D. Johnson 12518 Southwest Highway Palos Park, Illinois. William J. Kinsinger Oakwood Road East Peoria, ' Illinois. Keith A. Knight Jon L. Kranzberg 11210 Meadowbrook Dr. 10695 Countryview Parma Heights, Ohio. CreveCoeur41, Mo. William T. McVay 19127 Tireman Detroit, Michigan. James A. Makinson 242 S. Lewis Lombard, Illinois. 83 Barry E. Minowitz 23430 Sussex Oak Park, Michigan. Karl B, Nagel 1278 Cindy Ellisville. Missouri. Harold J. O ' Connor 7236 Meadowlake Birmingham. Michigan. Steven D. Rainey 132 E. 44th Street Indianapolis. Indiana. John M. Reader 2115 N. Balias Road St. Louis, Missouri. Dennis J. Season 4808 N. Bigelow Peoria, Illinois. Quentin B. Sickels, Jr. 1 Hickory Hollow Dr. Birmingham. Michigan. Richard F. Sliwinski 60970 North Avenue New Haven, Michigan. James F. Smith, Jr. 4 South Crown Drive Collinsville. Illinois. Kenneth F. Taylor 207 W. McClure Peoria. Illinois Geary D. Teramana 150 Sharmont Steubenville, Ohio. Todd M. Thrall 1404 W. Shore Drive Pekin. Illinois. Bradley J. Tomlinson 1520 West Lake Drive Springfield. Illinois. Gregory D. Tomlinson 7549 Plainfield Dearborn Heights, Michigan. Jeffrey C. Whitworth 13 Meaux Mart St. Louis, Missouri. Kenn A. Winkler 227 N. Logan Avenue Springfield, Illinois. James R. Wise 8887 N. Grace Niles, Illinois. Stewart B. Ullman 29230 Bermuda Lane Southfield. Michigan. Andrew N. Watson 914 Westwood Ann Arbor, Michigan. James M. White 2105 Fairway Drive Springfield. Illinois. Michael L. Yabrove 2724 Kendale. Apt. 101 Toledo. Ohio. Andrew J. Zuckner 16 Oakleigh Lane St. Louis, Missouri. Daniel S. Zuckner 16 Oakleigh Lane St. Louis. Missouri. The Sophomore Class he Class of 1970 Class Officers PRESIDENT: Mac D. Puebla Mobil Oil Libya Ltd. P.O. Box 404 Tripoli, Libya. VICE PRESIDENT: William W. Campbell 3440 Olentangy River Rd. Columbus, Ohio. SECRETARY-TREASURER Andrew J. Biondo 407 Gascony Way St. Louis, Missouri. SGT. AT ARMS Gregory H. Shallop 26280 Pembroke Huntington Woods, Michigan. 86 John L. Adams 520 Rose Hill Springfield, Illinois. Donald A. Alberty 3606 Marshall St. Louis. Missouri. Andrew T. Ashen-Brenner 949 E. Essex Glendale. Missouri. Enrique P. Avila Patricio Sanz 721 Col. del Valle Mexico. D.F., Mexico. Joseph R. Bauss 2 Forestway Drive Deerfield. Illinois. Ronald E. Beatty 7612 E. 48th Terrace Kansas City, Missouri. Russell R. Bert 112 Brookside Drive O ' Fallon, Illinois. Marc D. Boone 91 10 Scio Church Road R.R. 3 Ann Arbor, Michigan. James L. Boyd Leininger Road P.O. Box 340 Fairfield, Illinois. Thomas A. Browning R.R. I, Box 221E Ninevah, Indiana. Joseph R. Costello 2626 Gurney Ct. St. Louis, Missouri. Noel L. Dalbey 2121 Westview Drive Springfield, Illinois. 87 John F. Davidson III 2094 Miles Road Lapeer. Michigan. Murray DeLee 6237 N. Troy Chicago, Illinois. David C. Dettelbach 1319 W. Smith Peoria, Illinois. Bruce M. DuBois 30081 Fernhill Farmington. Michigan. Larry D. Ferrell 1201 N. Main Street Monticello, Indiana. Randall J. Golden 2125— 7th Street Bay City, Michigan. Eduardo D. Gongora Apartado Postal 575 Chihuahua, Chih., Mexico. Federico B. Gracia S. Bolivar 1280 Nte., Monterrey, N.L., Mexico. Ricky L. Heinemann 405 Lathrop River Forest, Illinois. Robert E. Hoffman 6325 N. Whipple Street Chicago, Illinois. Richard D. Hrastich 8104 Parksood Drive. St. Louis. Missouri. Rodger E. Huckins 404 N. Trumbull Bay City, Michigan. 88 Lawrence K. Hutter 1010 Trampe Lane. St. Louis. Missouri. Douglas E. Inkster. Jr. 4124 Highland Aveune Downers Grove. Illinois Robert C. Johnston 402 East Winter Danville, Illinois. Egon C. Koslowski 2 a Av. Sur 520 San Salvador, El Salvador. C.A. Larry K. Laskowski 57712 Pear Road South Bend, Indiana. Daniel J. Long 336 Hawthorne Circle Creve Coeur. Illinois. Carlos Maldonado Prolong. Modesto Arreola 2929. Col Deportivo Obispado Monterrey. N.L.. Mexico. Guy C. Monical Towanda, Illinois. Timothy W. Moore 1124 Washington. Avenue Alton, Illinois. Keith NeDelman 6 Conway Springs Chesterfield. Missouri. Jay T. Pearsall 2227 Seventh St. Bay City. Michigan. Dennis M. Rufolo 8701 W. 121st. Street. Palos Park, Illinois. 89 Steven A. Sanditen 3126 S. Atlanta Tulsa, Oklahoma. John P. Scarpinato 411 Duckett Place St. Charles, Missouri. Steven M. Schaeffer 28 Rugby Road Lake Zurich, Illinois. Thomas H. Scott 646 Kramer Road Springfield, Ohio. Enrique J. Serna Angela Peralta 155 Sur, Col. Ex Seminarie Monterrey, N.L., Mexico. Eduardo M. Serna Larralde 295 Col. Chepe-Vera Monterrey, N.L.. Mexico. George J. Shamroski 3928 Wollcott Avenue Chicago, Illinois. Randall D. Shane 2231 E. Hammond Lake Dr. Pontiac, Michigan. Barry S. Snyder 4 Lomond Drive Ferguson, Missouri. Walter G. Steiner, Jr. 510 N. Main Street Tuscola, Illinois. Leonard W. Tomlinson 1520 W. Lake Shore Drive Springfield, Illinois. Harold R. Townson 18Calle6-31 Zona 10 Guatemala City, C.A. 90 Terry J. Trost Gideon, Missouri. Michael A. Verona 2001 Fairway Drive Springfield, Illinois. Santiago Villarreal Bolivia 514. Colonia Vista Hermosa Monterrey. N.L., Mexico. Daniel L. Voiles Eldred, Illinois David S. Wagoner 37 Westwood Terrace Springfield, Illinois. Jeffrey C. Wallace 2325 Ridgeway Dr. S.E. Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Craig L. Walling Esso Standard Libya, Inc. P.O. Box 385 (Esso Field) Tripoli, Libya, North Africa. Kevin L. Ward 203 W. Poplar Mascoutah, Illinois. Benjamin E. Weider 1 7640 George Washington Southfield, Michigan. W. Allen Werneken Edward J. Wolf 750 Westchester Road 5549 Surrey Hill Circle Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan. Indianapolis, Indiana. Frank H. Wolf 5549 Surrey Hill Circle Indianapolis, Indiana. Timothy C. Young 3960 East 58th Indianapolis, Indiana. 91 ' he Junior Class ‘he Class of 1969 Class Officers PRESIDENT Mark J. Milan 7549 Longano Drive Independence 31. Ohio. VICE PRESIDENT Kenneth A. Horbacz 3836 S. Kenilworth Berwyn, Illinois. SECRETARY Kirk S. Williams 1710 Rainbow Drive 92 Marshalltown, Iowa. TREASURER Julius M. Fischer. Jr. 1 17 Country Club Place Belleville, Illinois. Charles K. Cunningham 603 Park Avenue Fairfield, Illinois Samuel R. Damon III 302 Melrose Avenue Iowa City, Iowa. Edward J. Dougherty, Jr. 1102 N. 86th Street E. St. Louis, Illinois. Peter F. Drumm 3351 W. 112 Place Chicago. Illinois. Edward W. Ambo II 215 S. Mason Road St. Louis, Missouri. Richard J. Ausfahl 5507 Rosalie Drive Peoria. Illinois. Douglas S. Bayles 10 Orchard Drive Charleston, Illinois. Mauricio A. Benavides Balsas 602 Sur Coloniadel Valle Monterrey, N.L., Mexico. Cary B. Bradburn 470 Ridgeway Little Rock, Arkansas. William G. Brown 320 Gage Riverside, Illinois. David J. Carpenter 30421 Rock Creek Drive Southfield, Michigan. Donald F. Dunmire P.0. Box 92 Toquepala, Peru, S.A. Richard W. Elghammer 403 Fletcher Danville, Illinois. Michael J. Ellis 14132 Cross Trails Drive Chesterfield, Missouri. John E. Erickson 309 E. 4th Street Homer, Illinois. Roger N. Fowler R.R. 2 Eldorado, Illinois. Eduardo A. Garcia Abraham Lincoln 747 (Arroyo Honod) Santo Domingo, R.D. William L. Gatz III 85 Hillcrest Drive Paragould, Arkansas. William J. Gillespie 1 105 N, Manning Chillicothe, Illinois. Richard D. Harvey 604 LaSalle Blvd. Marquette Heights, III. 94 Michael W. Hunt 4005 N. Brookridge Peoria, Illinois. Robert C. Huntoon 5450 Brewster Road Rochester. Michigan Robert J. Lareau 2103 Osceola Dr. S.E. Grand Rapids, Michigan. Lloyd T. Ludolph R.F.D. Coggon, Iowa. Gerry I. Lullove 17425 W. Hampton Road Southfield, Michigan. Robert C. McSweeney, Jr. R. 4, Box 99 Antioch, Illinois. Jeffery L. Hurst 402 N. Catalpa Itasca, Illinois. C. Jeffrey Hutton 40 Forrest Drive East Alton. Illinois. Hubert G. Jones, Jr. 121 Beloit Ct. Marquette Heights, Illinois. John M. Kelty 907 — 1st. Avenue Vinton. Iowa. Stephen H. Keyser 1417 N. 43rd. Street E. St. Louis, Illinois. Alfred W. Kimble 403 S. Dubuque Iowa City, Iowa. Kenneth W. Kleinke 4801 Woodland Avenue Western Springs, Illinois Gordon E. Maag 4303 Caseyville Ave. East St. Louis, III. Gary V. Mace 422 North 19th St. Clarinda. Iowa. Thomas A. Mann 3927 S. Florence PI. Tulsa. Oklahoma. Theodore W. Meeker 1810 Redman Rd. St. Louis, Missouri. Alfredo Miron 13 Av. 13-65 Zone 10 Guatemala, Guatemala, C.A. James M. Morehead 725 Twyckingham Dr. Kokomo, Indiana. Kenneth L. Olen 14247 Vassar Detroit William C. Paulson, Jr. R.R. 4 El Dorado. Kansas. Thomas R. Peterson 106 S. Wisner Street Jackson, Michigan. 96 Don T. Ratcliff Alton, Virginia. Richard P. Reuscher 1100 Glenview Carbondale, Illinois. William A. Rice 322 Northmoor Jerseyville, Illinois. James P. Rousonelos Rousonelos Lane. R.R. 1 Joliet, Illinois Donald J. Scharbach 452 S. York Elmhurst, Illinois. Jaime H. Sirgo J. F. Brittingham 143 Torreon, Coah., Mexico. Alexander M. Smith F. Christopher Stoepel III C O Aramco, Box 746 1363 Grayton Road Abqaiq, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia. Grosse Pointe Park 30, Michigan Thomas M. Taylor 4436 Howard Western Springs, Illinois William F. Taylor 14 Sand Creek Place Decatur, Illinois. Guy T. Teeple 415 Park Ave. Bay City, Michigan. Kenneth E. Truman 1421 Starling Drive St. Louis, Missouri. Mark I. Tyson 2341 S. 18th Avenue Broadview, Illinois. 97 Don M. Vanzant R. 2 Morrisonville, Illinois. Gerry D. Weems Rt. 1 Port Sulphur, Louisiana. Paul K. West 21800 Connemara Drive. Northville, Michigan. Robert A. Wyman 17 St. Alfred Road Olivette, Missouri. Our congratulations to this year’s Juniors. They will inherit the leadership of the corps, the self- discipline of being a senior, and the fun and problems connected with putting out a Recall year- book. 98 The Senior Class Class of 1968 PRESIDENT Robert John Hale 811 Sangamon Chicago Heights, Illinois 99 Jason Brash 3570 Lindbergh Blvd. Parkway House Hotel Overland, Missouri Carl Ellis Barker 102 E. Clay Roodhouse, Illinois William Foster Browning R. R, 1, Box 221 E. Nineveh, Indiana 46164 IOO Thomas Joseph Ciesla 6620 West Archer Avenue Chicago, Illinois 60638 James Lee Cisel 605 N. Magnolia St. Elmwood, Illinois 61529 Warren Bradley Delker 203 Harvard O’Fallon, Illinois. 101 Paul Durato 653 N. 41st Street East St. Louis, Illinois 62205 Juan Ignacio Duran Rio Amazonas No. 322 Oriente Colonia del Valle Monterrey, N. L. Mexico. James Robert Elghammer 403 Fletcher Danville, Illinois 61832 Lawrence Edward Evans 22520 Lange St. Clair Shores, Michigan 48080 Stuart Jeffrey Goldsmith 1 Lafayette Plaisance Apt. 2015 Detroit, Michigan 48207 Stephen Loomis Good 3002 Coats Road Marion. Indiana 46952 Roberto Gracia S. Bolivar 1280 Nte. Monterrey, N.L. Mexico Hugh Weldon Grant 5518 Itaska St. Louis, Missouri 63109 Stephan Vance Hamilton 7105 Eby Drive Apt. 305 Shawnee Mission, Kansas 66204 Eric Vaughn Hanelt 5404 W. Monroe Rd. Peoria, Illinois 61607 Mark Wallace Harris 206 S. Washington St. Vpsilanti, Michigan 48197 Charles Borden Jackson, Jr. 2736 Bostwick Street Alton, Illinois 62002 105 Richard Ralph Jordison 817 W. High Street Carbondale, Illinois 62901 Joseph Arthur Kopcha 650 Pierce Street Gary, Indiana 46402 John Warren LaRue 933 Westview Dr. Springfield, Illinois 62704 106 William David Linder R. 1, Box 224 Taylorville, Illinois 62568 Ronald Gene London 608 Fassen St. Louis, Missouri 63111 Michael Coy McKnight P. 0. 246 Richland, Washington 99352 Edward Thomas Maag 4303 Caseyville Ave. E. St. Louis, Illinois Paul Raymond Martin 16874 Avon Road Detroit, Michigan Richard Eric Menges 326 N. Fair Champaign, Illinois 108 Russell Robert Morgan 4717 Wolf Road Western Springs, Illinois 60558 Mark Alan Murray R.R. 2, Box 17-A Greenwood, Indiana Richard Marc Platt 1109 Beau Jardin Creve Coeur, Missouri Percy Vargas Puntriano Gen. Canevaro N 1332 Lima, Peru HO Terrence Gerald Teramana 150 Sharmont Drive Steubenville, Ohio 43952 Michael Allen Season 4808 N. Bigelow Peoria, Illinois John Edwin Stone RFD 3 Delaware, Ohio 43015 Alan Lee Voiles Star Route Eldred, Illinois James Dudley Ward 2112— 7th Street Bay City, Michigan 48706 Richard Louis Wiegel 1329 W. Fargo Chicago, Illinois 60626 Terrehce V. T. Young 927-A Prospect St. Honolulu, Hawaii John E. Doyle, Jr. Spur Road Ridgway, Illinois Ricardo Haddad Haddad Montanas Calizas 515 Mexico. D.F., Mexico 114 Virgil Louis Stines 9 Weslake Drive E. St. Louis, III. Jose Antonio Tame Av. Palmas 1285 Mexico, D.F., Mexico 115 Senior Directory CARL E. BARKER 4 years, Capt., Band Commander, Asst. Bar- racks Chief, MTO 2 years, Wrestling 2 years, Band 4 years, Cheerleader, Senior Dance Committee. JASON J. BRASH 4 years, 1st. Lt., Platoon Ldr., Floor Chief, MTO 3 years, A-Football, Wrestling 1 year, A-Baseball 1 year, W. Club, Glee Club, Color Guard 1 year. WILLIAM F. BROWNING 3 years, 1st. Lt., Platoon Ldr., Floor Chief, MTO 3 years, A-Football 1 year, Wrestling A-Baseball 1 year, W Club, Glee Club, Color Guard 1 year. THOMAS J. CIESLA 3 years, Private, Honor Roll 1 year, Cross country 1 year, Senior Dance Committee. JAMES L. CISEL 4 years, Private, Asst. Floor Chief, MTO 2 years, Honor Roll 1 year, Cross Country 1 year, A,B-Soccer 2 years, C-Basketball 1 year, Glee Club 2 years, Cadespian 3 years, Senior Dance Committee. W. BRADLEY DELKER 4 years, Pvt., Floor Chief, Military Proficiency Ribbon, COIN 2 years, Shrapnel Staff, Swim- ming 1 year, Senior Dance Committee. JOHN E. DOYLE 4 years, Capt., Battalion Staff, Floor Chief, MTO 4 years, Honor Roll 2 years, Color Guard 1 year, Chicago Tribune Silver Medal, COIN 2 years, A,B-Soccer 2 years, B-Baseball 2 years, Senior Dance Committee. JUAN I. DURAN 2 years, Corporal, Sqd. Ldr., Asst. Floor Chief, Glee Club 1 year, B-Soccer 1 year, B- Baseball 1 year, A-Soccer 1 year, Senior Dance Committee, Honor Guard. PAUL M. DURATO 4 years, Capt., Company Commander, Floor Chief, MTO 3 years, Chicago Tribune Silver Medal, Military Proficiency Ribbon, 100 Mile Club, A-B-C-Baseball, A-B-Football, B-Bas- ketball 1 year, Senior Dance Committee. JAMES R. ELGHAMMER 2 years, Corporal, Supply Sgt., MTO 2 years, Honor Roll 2 years, 400 Club 2 years. LARRY E. EVANS 3 years, Private, Honor Guard 1 year, A-Swim- ming 2 years, A-Soccer 1 year, Cross Country 1 year, Thespian 2 years. STUART J. GOLDSMITH 3 years, Corporal, Sqd. Ldr., Shrapnel Staff, Quill and Scroll. STEPHEN L. GOOD 3 years, First Sgt., MTO 2 years, COIN 2 years, Rifle team 3 years, Military Achievement Wreath, Military Proficiency Ribbon, Best New Man Medal. ROBERTO B. GARCIA 2 years, Private First Class, Honor Roll 1 year, A-Soccer 1 year, B-Soccer 1 year, Glee Club 1 year, Senior Dance Committee. HUGH W. GRANT 6 years, Private, Coin 1 year, Honor Roll 1 year, L.S. Football 2 years, B-Football 2 years, A-Wrestling 1 year, A-Track 1 year, A- Soccer 1 year, 100 Mile Club, Shrapnel Staff, Senior Dance Committee. ROBERT J. HALE 5 years, Capt., Company Commander, Bar- racks Chief, MTO 3 years, L.S. Football 1 year, C-Football 2 years, A-Football 2 years, B-Soccer 1 year, A-Soccer 3 years, B-Base- ball 3 years, W Club, Senior Dance Com- mittee, Senior Class President. STEPHAN V. HAMILTON 5 years, Capt., Battalion Staff, Barracks Chief, MTO 2 years, Military Proficiency Rib- bon, Military Achievement Wreath, Best MT- 2 Medal, 400 Club, Honor Roll 5 years, Re- call Staff, Honor Guard 1 year, MP 1 year, L.S. Football 1 year, B-Soccer 1 year, Senior Dance Committee. ERIC V. HANELT 4 years, Private Floor Chief, A-Football 2 years, B-Football 1 year, Pigskin Taps Tro- phy. MARK W. HARRIS 4 years, Private, Band 4 years, Thespians 3 years, MTO 2 years, A-Baseball Manager 2 years. CHARLES B. JACKSON 4 years, Capt., Company Commander, Bar- racks Chief, MTO 4 years, Honor Roll 2 years, Recall Staff, B,C-Football 2 years, C-Basket- ball 2 years, A-Baseball 1 year, B-Basketball 1 year, B-Tennis 1 year, A-Football 1 year, A-Basketball 1 year, Prom Magazine Reporter, Senior Dance Committee. RICHARD R. JORDISON 2 years, Corporal, Supply Sgt., Military Achievement Wreath, Military Proficiency Ribbon, Cadespians 2 years, Glee Club 2 years, Shrapnel Staff 2 years, Recall Staff. JOSEPH A. KOPCHA 3 years, Staff Sgt., Sqd. Ldr., Floor Chief, A- Football 1 year, L.S. Football Coach 1 year, Senior Dance Committee. JOHN W. LARUE 3 years, Private, Honor Roll 2 years, MTO Award of Progress. DAVID LINDER 2 years, Private First Class. RONALD G. LONDON 4 years, Sgt., Floor Chief, Honor Guard 1 year, Recall Staff, A,B,C-Basketball 1 year, A,B-Baseball 2 years, C-Basketball Coach 1 year, W Club, Glee Club 1 year, Senior Dance Committee. EDWARD T. MAAG 3 years, First Lt., Platoon Ldr., Floor Chief, MTO 3 years, Military Achievement Wreath, Military Proficiency Ribbon, COIN 1 year, Recall Staff. PAUL R. MARTIN 3 years, Sgt. Maj., Battalion Staff, Floor Chief, Military Proficiency Ribbon, Color Guard 1 year, Shrapnel Staff 1 year, A-Wres- tling 1 year, A-Tennis 1 year, MTO 2 years, Senior Dance Committee. michael c. Mcknight 2 years, Private, Band 1 year. RICHARD E. MENGES 3 years, First Sgt., Floor Chief, Honor Roll 1 year, MTO 3 years. Recall Staff. A,B-Soccer 1 year, Military Proficiency Ribbon, Senior Dance Committee. ROBERT R. MORGAN 4 years, Capt., Battalion Staff, Floor Chief, Honor Guard 2 years, Commander 1 year, COIN 2 years, Commander 1 year, MTO 3 years, Military Proficiency Ribbon. 400 Club 2 years, A-Swimming 3 years, A-Football 1 year, A-Track 1 year, A-Basketball 1 year, W Club, Thespian, Shrapnel Staff 1 year. MARK A. MURRAY 2 years, Private, B-Football 1 year, B-Base- ball 1 year. RICHARD M. PLATT 3 years, corporal. Floor Chief, MTO 1 year, Honor Roll 1 year, Shrapnel Staff 2 years, A- Tennis 3 years; Captain 2 years, C-Basket- ball 1 year, Prom Magazine Reporter. PERCY V. PUNTRIANO 5 years, Capt., Company Commander, Asst. Barracks Chief, MTO 3 years, Military Pro- ficiency Ribbon, 400 Club 2 years, Honor Roll 3 years, A-Soccer 2 years, B-Soccer 2 years, C-Football 2 years. Track 1 year, Tennis 1 year, Honor Guard 1 year, Glee Club 1 year, L.S. Basketball 1 year, Wrestling 1 year, Senior Dance Committee. KIRK G. REIMER 4 years, First Lt., Platoon Ldr., Asst. Barracks Chief, MTO 4 years, COIN 2 years, Rifle Team 1 year, Honor Roll 2 years, Shrapnel Staff 1 year, Glee Club 1 year, B.C-Football 1 year, Wrestling 1 year, B-Baseball 1 year, C-Bas- ketball 1 year. RICHARD S. RUBY 4 years, First Lt. Platoon Ldr. Floor Chief, MTO 3 years, Military Proficiency Ribbon, Honor Roll 3 years, A-Football 2 years, A,B- Soccer 2 years, B-Baseball 2 years, Senior Dance Committee. MICHAEL A. SEASON 2 years, Private, Supply Sgt., B-Football 1 year, A-Swimming 2 years, Recall Staff, Sen- ior Dance Committee. LOU STINES 1 year, Private First Class, MTO 1 year, A- Football 1 year. JOHN E. STONE 6 years, Major, Battalion Commander, Bar- racks Chief, MTO 3 years, Association of the Army Medal, L.S. Basketball 2 years, C-Foot- ball 2 years, C-Basketball 2 years, B-Foot- ball 1 year, Wrestling 1 year, B-Basketball 1 year, Track 1 year, W Club, Glee Club, Honor Roll 5 years, A-Football 1 year. JOSE ANTONIO TAME 1 year, Private, Honor Guard, Shrapnel Staff, Asst. Coach B-Soccer. TERRENCE G. TERAMANA 3 years, First Lt., Platoon Ldr., Barracks Chief, MTO 1 year, COIN 2 years, A-Football 2 years. ROBERT M. TICK 4 years, First Sgt., Floor Chief, MTO 4 years, Honor Roll 1 year, B-Football 2 years, C- Football 1 year, A-Football 1 year, A-Soccer 1 year, B-Soccer 2 years. B-Tennis 1 year. GERALD A. TINNIN 4 years, First Lt., Platoon Ldr., Asst. Barracks Chief, MTO 2 years, Military Proficiency Ribbon, MP 1 year, Honor Guard 1 year. THOMAS R. VANCLEAVE 3 years, First Sgt., Asst. Barracks Chief, MTO 3 years, Military Proficiency Ribbon, Shrapnel Staff 2 years, Quill and Scroll, Recall Staff, Honor Roll 1 year, Honor Guard 1 year, B- Basketball 1 year, B-Football 1 year, A- Basketball 2 years, Track 2 years, Cross Country 2 years, W Club. ALAN L. VOILES 2 years, Master Sgt., Battalion Staff, Floor Chief, MTO 2 years, Recall Staff, A-Football 2 years, A-Track, A-Soccer 1 year, Wrestling 1 year, W Club, Senior Dance Committee. JAMES D. WARD 3 years, Private, Senior Dance Committee. RICHARD L. WIEGEL 2 years, Staff Sgt., Sqd. Ldr., MTO 2 years, Honor Guard 2 years, A-Basketball 2 years, A-Football 1 year, Cross Country 1 year, Re- call Staff. TERRENCE Y. T. YOUNG 2 years, First Lt., Platoon Ldr., Asst. Floor Chief, MTO 2 years, COIN 2 years, Rifle Team 2 years, Honor Roll 2 years, Recall Staff. 118 Late Arrivals FRONT ROW: Siegle, Lemkuhl, Gehl, Wasserman. SECOND ROW: Norris. B„ McAuliffe. A., Mc- Auliffe, C.. Hetherington, Lakowski. THIRD ROW: Skibbe. Milam, S., Jones, K., Moretti LAST ROW: Hathaway, Bell, Harper. 119 Left to right: Maag, E., Menges, Young, T., Season, M., Mrs. R. B. Jackson, London, Jordison, Hamilton, Mrs. C. B. Jackson, Van Cleave, Jackson, Voiles, A. 1968 Recall Staff Co-editors Hamilton Maag, E. Advertising Mgr Season, M. Class Editor Young, T. Proof Reader Jordison Social Editor London Sports Editor Jackson Organizations Editors Menges Voiles, A. Business Mgr Van Cleave Acknowledgements FOR PHOTOGRAPHY: Mr. Sidney Ashen- Brenner, Jr. of Ashen-Brenner Studios, 4050 Lindell Blvd., St. Louis, Missouri, his charm- ing wife whose last minute help was invalu- able to seniors, and their sons, Sidney Ashen- Brenner III and Andrew Ashen-Brenner who photographed many activities and candids. FOR LAYOUT HELP: Mr. James Combs of American Yearbook Co. FOR COVER SELECTION: Mr. John Glassen of Becktold Binding Co. who greatly ad- vanced our cover design. FOR ADVERTISING: All of the gracious people who donated ads to our yearbook and made its production possible. FOR TIME, ENERGY, AND COUNSELING: Mrs. R.B. Jackson and Mrs. C. B. Jackson without whose help this yearbook would be non-existent. 120 PEPSI-COLA” AND PEPSI” ARE TRADEMARKS OF PepsiCo, INC., REG. U. S. PAT. OFF. O 1968, PepsiCo, INC. taste that beats the others cold! Pepsi pours it on! Pours on big, bold taste that comes to life when it’s served ice-cold. Because Pepsi-Cola is made for the drinking _ temperatures most people prefer today. y r _« frj Pepsi doesn’t come apart in the cold— instead, Pepsi taste comes out in the cold. 1 Go ahead — put it to the taste. V CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1968 MR. MRS. CLIFFORD F. YOUNG HONOLULU, HAWAII Congratulations To The Class of ’68 FRANKLIN ENGINEERING CO. 151 W. Jefferson St. Franklin, Indiana Compliments and Best Wishes to The Class of 1968 MR. MRS. SAMUEL K. YOUNG Honolulu, Hawaii PROUDLY SERVING WESTERN MILITARY ACADEMY AND MOST OTHER FINE SCHOOLS. GRIFFIN AND COMPANY, INC. Gelatine Dessert — Pudding and Filling — Preserves and Jellies — Canned Meat Products Tuna — Spaghetti Sauces — Ravioli and other Fine Food Specialties. ’’SUPERB INSTITUTIONAL FOODS FOR OVER A HALF CENTURY.” Playing a part in your everyday Life through Better Packaging ALTON BOX BOARD COMPANY Alton, Illinois CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1968 MR. MRS. B. SEASON FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS . LOAN ASSOCIATION State Wall • Alton, III. 600 RUDDER AVE. ST. LOUIS 63026 (FENTON, MISSOURI! OFFERS Moving • Storage • Packing Local • Long Distance FI 3-2200 HOUSEHOLD GOODS MOVING AND STORAGE IN WORLD WIDE SERVICE. “FOR THE BEST IN FOOD AND DRINKS’’ COMPLIMENTS MIDTOWN 7th AND CENTRAL ALTON, ILL. OF PHONE 465-1321 Fried Chicken — Our Specialty R. R. PEARCE, VISIT OUR DINING ROOM WHOLESALE MEATS RUSSELL ELSNER, PRES. COMPLIMENTS OF STRATFORD motor hotel Recommended by the “Triple A” Motel Convenience — Hotel Service Overlooking the Mississippi River Excellent food— Room service Free covered parking DOWNTOWN ALTON, ILLINOIS COMPLIMENTS OF 3475 Humbert Road ALTON, ILLINOIS f lAVEi X M ODDE Alton, Illinois Sleepy Sez: For COURTESY COMFORT CLEANLINESS CONVENIENCE Stay At Wavs, once THREE BLOCKS EAST OF CLARK BRIDGE ON BROADWAY, ALTON TELEPHONE 462-1011 — AREA CODE 618 Good Luck, Seniors Best Wishes Seniors 1968 ALTON CANTEEN ALTON SAVINGS COMPANY AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 3414 College Ave. 620 E. Third Street Alton, Illinois Alton, Illinois ADAMS PRINTING COMPANY 536 East Broadway Alton owned and operated by CHARLES D. EMONS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1968 Compliments WELLS TIRE COMPANY GOODYEAR BATTERIES Telephone: 462-9284 GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES SCHWINN BICYCLES Alton, Illinois VULCANIZING 833 East Broadway (at Oak) HiwayHouse. f At North Edge of Alton on ROUTE 67 SWIMMING POOL RESTAURANT COCKTAIL LOUNGE ALTON-466-1320 COMPLIMENTS In Memory of OF MR. STANLEY DETTELBACH THE GIBERSON INSURANCE and AGENCY MRS. ESTER KRIETZER ALTON LOGAN KNITTING MILLS MANUFACTURERS OF SCHOOL SWEATERS — JACKETS — EMBLEMS 5038 W. Madison Chicago, Illinois CONGRATULATIONS AND SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF ’68 MR. MRS. EDWIN D. STONE ROUTE 3 DELAWARE, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND You can not bring about prosperity, by discouraging thrift. You can not strengthen the weak by weakening the strong. You can not help the wage earner by pulling down the wage payer. You can not further the brotherhood of man by encouraging class hatred. You cannot help the poor by discouraging the rich. You can not establish sound security on borrowed money. You can not keep out of trouble by spending more than you earn. You can not build character and courage by taking away mans initiative and independence. You can not help men permanently by doing for them what they could and should do for themselves. (Lincoln) GIDEON ANDERSON LUMBER COMPANY GACO BEVERAGE CASES Supply Cases For Bottling Plants From Coast To Coast The Largest In The Business There Must Be A Reason! SPRINGMAN LUMBER CO. 1101 East Broadway Alton, Illinois THE BANK OF ALTON Alton’s Most Convenient Bank 1520 WASHINGTON AVENUE ALTON, ILLINOIS 462-9761 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’68 FROM “B” BARRACKS Bob Hale Barracks Chief Brad Delker Asst. Barracks Chief Richard Ruby 1st Floor, Floor Chief Jim Cisel 1st Floor, Asst. Floor Chief Jerry Tinnin 2nd Floor, Floor Chief Ricky Platt 2nd Floor, Asst. Floor Chief Carl Barker 3rd Floor, Floor Chief Rich Wiegel 3rd Floor, Asst. Floor Chief And THE MEMBERS OF “B” BARRACKS And CAPTAIN ROBBINS, BARRACKS ADVISOR CUSTOM FABRICATORS Custom Fabricators and Erectors of Steel and Alloy Plate For Chemical, Petroleum, Pharmaceutical, Atomic Power and Brewing Industries (and local boiler repair service) NOOTER CORPORATION 1400 SOUTH THIRD STREET ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI 63166 Area Code 314— MAin 1-6000 COMPLIMENTS OF PHILIP G. FEDER CLASS OF 1947 Best Wishes and Good Fortune to all members of the Graduating Class MR. MRS. WILSON B. WARD 2112 SEVENTH ST. BAY CITY, MICHIGAN la mtmt C« w Ut UtiuUi f 4ju i ««uvt ijiUt What’s Your Score? Are You Well-Informed? You can find out by taking the News Quiz . . . Tuesdays, in the Telegraph Keep “In the Know by Reading the Alton Evening Telegraph Daily Congratulations Western KLINKE ICE COMPANY 6th and Oak St. Alton, Illinois BEST WISHES TO THE CITY CENTRAL MOTEL 1012 No. SANTA FE AVE. CLASS OF “68” PUEBLO, COLO. MRS. DOROTHY E. HALE 73 Units — One and two rooms T V — Telephone Five blocks to business district Restaurant on grounds Rents $6.50 and up We’ve been with you almost every day of your school year. From the metal tip on your pencil to a cellophane wrapper, some product of Olin Mathie- son Chemical Corporation has been nearby. And we’re going with you. Our best wishes for a future filled with every- thing you’ve worked for carry with them the hope we will continue to serve you in the years to come. Olin Works East Alton, Illinois Best Wishes to the Class of 1968 from a friend. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the class of FARMER OWNED AND CONTROLLED 1968 DUKE BAKERY ASSUMPTION CO-OP GRAIN CO. 819 Henry Street Assumption, Illinois 62510 Alton, Illinois PHONE BILL WESTERN 462-2922 (217)226-3213 MANAGER Mr. and Mrs. Chris Doucleff CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Congratulations CLASS OF ’68 and best wishes to the class of 68 MR. MRS. T. J. DeBURN LEVENTHAL BROS. CO. INC. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1968 CENTRAL CAN CO., INC. 3200 S. KILBOURN AVE. CHICAGO, ILL 60623 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY COAL CO. ALTON, ILLINOIS COAL FUEL OIL BUILDING MATERIAL Best Wishes Class of 68 DeMOULIN BROTHERS and COMPANY Greenville, Illinois Designers and Manufacturers of Academy Uniforms. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’68 MRS. JEANETTE HAMILTON CONGRATULATIONS FROM JEAN Q. TICK A salute to all fathers who have entered Western since 1933 and have had sons as cadets at “our” school. FATHER SON 1932 W. C. Paulson 1935 Thomas Barrett. . F. L. Benavides . . E. O. Linson 1936 J. Ellis J. P. Morrell 1937 J. Q. Tick C. F. Young 1938 R. R. Denison C. F. Dickinson . . A. J. Ellison W. M. Milden E. H. Vogler Dan Morgan .... Eugenio Clairiond 1939 W. L. Barnes R. V. Griffith C. B. Jackson I. S. Marks W. H. Oldacre. . . . T. F. Paulson V. L. Stines 1940 I. E. Sanditen 1941 D. C. Vogler S. C. Ashen-Brenner W. L. Gatz 1942 M. D. Starr Paul Zahn 1943 A. A. Shapiro 1945 W. T. Hink, Sr 1947 R. L. Walling. . . . 1948 P. W. Springman James Adkins . . . W. C. Paulson, Jr. 11th Grade Thomas, Jr., class of 1959. James Maurice and Felipe Christopher Oscar John Robert, class of 1968. Terrence, class of 1968. Joseph C., class of 1962. James, class of 1965. Charles, class of 1967. Robert, class of 1963. James W., class of 1963. Edward, class of 1967. Doug, class of 1964. Eugenio, Jr., class of 1960. Santiago, class of 1963. Benjamin, class of 1967. Gary L. Anthony Charles, Jr., class of 1968. Sigi, class of 1966. William Frank, class of 1961 . Fritz, class of 1967. Virgil, class of 1968. Mark, 8th grade. Steven, 10th grade. Donald, class of 1964. Sidney, III, class of 1967 Andrew, 10th grade. William, 1 1th grade. David Michael, class of 1964. Bernard, class of 1966. Gendron Harold Walter, Jr class of 1964. Craig, 10th grade. Anthony William, 8th Grade. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FOLLOWING SENIORS: C. B. 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