Western Military Academy - Recall Yearbook (Alton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1969 volume:

SOCIAL SPORTS ACADEMICS RECALL 1969 Western Military Academy Alton, Illinois Volume XLV BREAKING THE BONDS Realizing that we are in the midst of the most important change which will occur in our lives, we of the Recall staff have attempted to show all phases of this meticulous change, mainly through our yearbook. We wish to convey a deeper sense of man- hood than is apparent in these pages. When going through the annual, one should reflect on himself and the progress he has made during his years at Western. PHYSICAL AWARENESS Through the rivalry shown on the football field, a boy de- velops his sense of competitive spirit which is the basis of Western Culture and our basic economic system. Equipped with these values he is prepared for the future. mCKGROlfflD K R GHE KTCIERB 7 One sought the Holy Grail in legend, one gave his life in Vietnam and many struggled to raise the flag of freedom over Iwo Jima. Once again our eyes turn to the steaming jungles of Asia as Ameri- cans walk their narrow trails. The Sir Galahad window was original- ly dedicated by Col. R. L. Jackson in memory of his three nephews who sacri- ficed their lives in World War II. Now, the latest war in Vietnam has claimed the life of the only surviving son of one of them, Robert Jackson Ellison 23 year old graduate of Western Military Acade- my. Robert Ellison was a photographer in war-torn Asia whose colored pictures appeared on the cover and in an 8 page spread of the March 18, 1968 Newsweek magazine entitled The Agony of Khe Sanh. fc EMORIA MILITARY r OF CAD i j y 4 7 |V ' w ? iv MILITARY Staff C.l Bivouac Coin Companies 12 14 15 16-17 18-22 STAFF MEMBERS Capt. Thomas Croak came to Western in September 1968 as our Senior Army Instructor. He is a 1965 graduate of West Point and a veteran of Vietnam. As a para- trooper and ranger, he has contributed to the development of the Counter Insur- gency Group (COIN) on campus. Sergeant First Class Henry Hileman, a veteran of over twenty years of serv- ice, served in the Korean and Vietnam Wars. He is the Assistant Senior Army Instructor. A Master Paratrooper, he has been a great asset to COIN. He came to us in the winter of 1968 and will retire in 1969. 12 Sergeant First Class Conrad Carnduff serves on the Commandant ' s Staff and performs as Drill and Operation Sergeant. An expert on the parade field, he helped shape up the corps into a snappy battalion in less than a week. Thanks to his ideas and leadership, we held our first parade seven days after the opening of school. Captain Robert Webber, 1957 graduate of W.M.A. returned in 1959 as Assistant Com- mandant. He fills many positions such as Sup- ply Officer for the Military Department, Coun- selor and friend. Maj. Gen. John Chiles and his charming wife were among the many in- formal visitors the cadet corps enjoyed having on the campus during the year. G.l. CHALLENGES CADET CORPS Government Inspection was a great success last year. Western again preserved the honor rating that is so coveted by the Cadet Corps. Accompanied by Cadet Major Stone and Major Haynes, the G.l. in- spector looks over the barracks, rifles, instruments and reviews the battalion parade. 1968 Potatoes, Packs, Copters and Gunners all build up to a weekend of army maneuvers at campout. 15 C.O.I.N. PERFECTS THE MAN “In every deed he hath a heart to resolve, a head to contrive and a hand to execute. 16 COIN CLUB 7 st ROW: Lullove, Mann, Ward, Bayles, Paulson. 2nd ROW: Sgt. Hileman, instructor, Walling C., Puebla, Steiner, W., Brown, W., Hutton, Stoepel. 3rd ROW: Gatz, Sanditen, Hrastich, Smith, A., Ambo, Truman, Ellis, Capt. Croak, instructor. HONOR GUARD 1st ROW: Moses, Undercoffer, Smith, J., Wiles. 2nd ROW: Smith, A., Cunning. 3rd ROW: Slater, Hetherington, Damon, Rowland, S., Watson, Zaremba, Capt. Croak, Brown, J., Elghammer, E., Golden, Gongora, Kirschner, Konarski. CADET CORPS. . . Battalion Staff: Damon— Battalion Commander, Huntoon— Adjutant, Fischer — Battalion Operations Officer, Truman — Battalion Supply Officer, Drumm — Battalion Sergeant Major, Bayles — Battalion Opera- tion Sgt., FHorbacz — Asst. Battalion Operations Sergeant, Anderson — Battalion Clerk. CADET BAND... 18 COMPANY. . . Company Headquarters: Gatz — Company Commander Lullove — 1st Platoon Leader Dunmire — 2nd Platoon Leader Ellis — 1st Sergeant (missing) Slater — Guidon Bearer 19 COMPANY . . . Company Headquarters Fowler — Company Commander Rousonelous — 1st Platoon Leader Reuscher — 1st Platoon Leader Brown — First Sergeant Peterson — Guidon Bearer 20 C COMPANY. • • Company Headquarters: Ambo — Company Commander Milan — 1st Platoon Leader Hutton — 2nd Platoon Leader Mann — 1st Sergeant Kleinke — Guidon Bearer D Company . . . Company Headquarters: Paulson — Company Commander Maag — 1st Platoon Leader Rice — 2nd Platoon Leader Garcia— 1st Sergeant Walling — Guidon Bearer 1 O j Football Formal Military Ball 1968 Prom Dance committee 24 26 28 30 FOOTBALL FORMAL MILITARY BALL ' 69 J The Rif,e Team members who received awards were Hun toon, Huckins, Viginery and Sanditen. AWdlCJS These cadets helped place W. M. A. second in the Piasa Tournament. Cadet Robert Huntoon receives the coveted Chicago Cold Tribune Medal, presented by Capt. Croak. Cadet Craig Walling receives the Chicago Silver Tribune Medal from Capt. Croak. 25 1� l Attendant, Miss Linda Higgins of St. Louis, Missouri was sponsored by Cadet Bob Wyman. Queen, Miss Becca Adams of Paragould, Arkansas, was sponsored and crowned by Cadet Larry Gatz. rail 2nd Attendant, Miss Barbara Johnston of St. Louis, Missouri was sponsored by Cadet Bill Robinson. OUCIGARy B ACC ’69 Spiced with tradition, the 1969 Military Ball proved to be a highlight of cadet social life. In the limelight this year, as every year was the coronation of the Queen and her court, as seen a bove. The cadet officer ' s formed an arch of sabres for the Queen, and saluted the maids of honor. A reception for parents was held in the parlor by Mrs. Ralph Jackson. ,r • OUR PROM 1968... CACOECOC Camelot came to Western ' s Junior Prom — complete with ancient castle, drawbridge, smoking moat, lovely ladies in waiting and knights of the W.M.A. Order all added up to a fun weekend. Cadet Vanzant was chairman of a five man commit- tee including Cadets Ambo, Elghammer, Gatz and Hutton. The class as a whole all worked hard to raise money for the Prom. The elaborate decorations called for much man-power and talent with the hammer and nails. LOWER SCHOOL GRADUATION— ' 68 Saturday, June, 1, 1968 was Lower School Graduation; a day filled with excitement and nervousness knowing that soon we would graduate not only from Lower School but also from childhood to the beginning of manhood. Cadet Slater gave the welcoming speech to parents and teachers. Capt. Cain, the Principal of Lower School, pre- sented awards for academic, military and athletic excellence. Col. Persing presented the diplomas after which Cadet Mc- Kinnon gave the Farewell Speech. A reception attended by parents and friends followed. 30 GRADUATION EXERCISES FINAL FLAG LOWERING SOCIAL DIRECTOR: Mrs. William H. Green talks over plans with Navarro, Asturias, and Frey for the social week- ends coming up at Western. The cadets hold four formal dances a year plus many informal. Mrs. Green also supervises all school teas for parents and the president ' s reception at com- mencement. She has been at W.M.A. since 1943. DANCE COMMITTEE DANCE COMMITTEE 1st ROW: Ellis, Ambo co-chairman, Hutton co-chairman, Paulson, Cunningham, 2nd ROW: Huntoon, Gatz, Robinson, Milan, 3rd ROW: Keyser, Maag, Vanzant, West, Smith, A. SPORTS Staff 36 Football 37 Varied Sports 40 Winter Sports 42 W Club 44 Spring Sports 47 — L -6 i‘| E | u . i 2 c £ CD ro O - CD c o £ JS Eo : ,= ro — 2 QS r ' 2 § § x i i j oj-g iso 3 rf E ! o ' o E -j flj v a u _C CD u «J S ' « ••U O u c c J J v ” 3 O £ TO C rr o- . a . C CD - � - c ro a X -o j « £■ E 1 2 - qj ; N £ oo ._- j sg § ■c O T 3 5 tu . _ Ol. - • c o i c O CK -O 2 “■oil c o r— fN wr — J 4 37 B FOOTBALL 1st ROW: Briscoe, Puebla, Walling, K. Townson, Golden, Neel, Reader, Adkins. 2nd ROW: Pearsall, Helman, Gon- gora, Kudloski, Brown, J. B. Zuckner, D., Chapman, Capt. Day 3rd ROW: Maj. Bresson, Dunkirk, Voiles, ). Gutierrez, Villarreal, Maldonado, R., Meyer, C., Garcia, Mieher. 1st ROW: Horowitz, Joly, Undercoffer, Kolath, Lewis, Beile, Dettlebach, C., leffrey, Wright 2nd ROW: Kiss, Johnston, R. Hutter, Hetherington, Walling, K. Slater, Villalpando, Capt. Krasnansky. 3rd ROW: Kirschner, Dufner, Hutchison, Giewartowski, Seely, Jennings, Rubenstein. 4th ROW: Carels, Kostuck, O ' Conner, Dengel, Hargraves, Cutler, Dettlebach, D. C FOOTBALL 38 LOWER SCHOOL FOOTBALL 1st ROW Grant, J., Johnk, Buskirk, Kruel, Johnston, W., Roth. 2nd ROW: Maj. Sutton, Feigen- baum, Waldman, Leach, Moll, Smith, J. CROSS COUNTRY 1st ROW: Biondo, Scarpinato, Reuscher, Steiner, W., Meeker, Sixbey. 2nd ROW: Tyson, Ashen-Brenner, Friedman, Ward, K. 3rd ROW: Capt. Robbins, Sickels, Taylor, K., Gruchy, Lester, Stone. 39 41 RIFLE TEAM 1st ROW: Moses, Vignery, Reuscher, 2nd ROW: Huntoon, Sgt. Hileman, Huckins, Cunningham. WRESTLING 1st ROW: Coach Johnson, Wyman, Norris, Puebla, Hutter, Robinson, Gracia. 2nd ROW: Scarpinato, Dettelbach, C., Milan, Meeker, Maag, Palmer, Giewartowski. 3rd ROW: Nagel, Carels, Seely, Bryant, Gongora, Jeffrey, Wiles, Loft. 4th ROW: Moss, Maj. Bresson, Glass. 42 A SOCCER 1st ROW: Brown, J., Villarreal, Tomilson, Taylor, T., Maldonado, C., Damon, Mann, Briscoe, Walling, C., Lorscheider. 2nd ROW: Zambrano, Navarro, Maldonado, R., Gutierrez, Beatty, Hrastich, Asturias, Koslow ski, Meyer, Mutch, Coach Jackson, (Missing). B SOCCER 1st ROW : Zuckner, D., Lewis, Kiss, Sanditen, Biondo, Walling, K., Kostuck. 2nd ROW: Von Cloedt, Dengel, Benavides, Hutchison, Chapman, Grunchy, Campbell. 3rd ROW: Capt. Day, Sgt. Buss, Coach, Bryant, Lester, Sickels, Johnston, J., Galt, Holmes, Herrera, Tomlinson, L. 43 W CLUB 1st ROW: Townson, Heinemann, Meeker, Scarpinato, Zuckner, A. 2nd ROW: Capt. Bennett, Puebla, Gracia, Fowler, Taylor, W„ Taylor, T., Milan, Steiner, W. A SWIM TEAM 1st ROW: Rowland, S., Embree, Fottler, Arce, Brown, W., W., Wolf, Slater, Matteson, Johnston, R., Prescher, Konar- Ellis, Watson, Truman, Zuckner, A., Dufner, Joly, Steiner, ski, Villalpando, Steiner, J., Capt. Robbins. W., 2nd ROW: Beile, Kirschner, Undercoffer, Johnston, 44 A BASKETBALL Voiles, D., Milan, Heinemann, Hutton, Taylor, W., Fowler, Pearsall, Blank, Capt. Bennett, Dougherty, Hazelton. B BASKETBALL 1st ROW: Huffman, Hargraves, Golden, Jennings, Friedman. 2nd ROW: Capt. Croak, Dettelbach, C., Cutler, Sixbey, Metzger, Ward. LOWER SCHOOL BASKETBALL 1st ROW: Bader, Key, Ring, Leach, Feigenbaum. 2nd ROW: Maj. Sutton, Horn, Crain, Moll, Roth, Johnston, W. C BASKETBALL 1 st ROW: Marvin, Liming, Horowitz, Kolath, O ' Conner. 2nd ROW: Rominger, Edmund, Cavanaugh, Hetherington, Adkins. A BASEBALL ' 68 1st ROW: Zaremba, Stines I, Smith, Williams, Ratcliff, Weems, Stoepel, 2nd ROW: Adams, Durato, Keyser, Fowler, Garcia, Kleinke, Taylor T., Inkster, Dougherty. B BASEBALL ' 68 1st ROW: Pearsall, Mann, Campbell, Ellis, Hale, Ludolph, Golden, Beatty, Heinemann, 2nd ROW: Coach Lishka, Sirgo, Kolath, Drum m, Voiles, Jones, Joly. B RESERVE BASEBALL 1st ROW: Norris, Hyde, Freidman, Bert, Bauer, Wise, Siegle, Hutter, Tomlinson. 2nd ROW: Sgt. Buss, coach, Burkett, Athey, Boyd, Boone Ward, Brown, Damon. LOWER SCHOOL BASEBALL 68 1st ROW: Pennish, Lemkuhl, Nolan, Burns, Johnston, W. 2nd ROW: Heth- erington, Martin G., Wolf, M. 3rd ROW: Landry, Anderson, Adkins, Johnk, Chapman, 4th ROW: Grant, NuDelman, Cavanaugh, Capt: Cain Coach. TENNIS 1st ROW: Harper, Trost, Paulson, Tomlinson, Hoffman, Maj. Sutton. 2nd ROW: Carels, Dettlebach, C., Biele, Dettlebach, D. 49 GOLF— ' 68 TRACK— ' 68 L. to R. Capt. Voss, Coach, Ambo, West, Milan, Season, Brown, Fischer, Frey. FIRST ROW: Capt. Johnson, Coach, Laskowski, Mgr, Lt. Bennett. SECOND ROW: Kinsinger, Dufner, Slater, Konarski. THIRD ROW: Shane, Fottler, Watson, Sickels, Gongora, Gracia. FOURTH ROW: Sanditen, Finney, Duran, Cun- ningham, Serna. FIFTH ROW: Reuscher, Camp- bell, Meeker, Bradburn, Scarpinato, Townson. SIXTH ROW: Hale, Stone, Morgan, Van Cleave, Young, Williams. 50 Faculty 61 Student Body 65 Thespians 56 Cum Laude 59 STEERING COMMITTEE Damon, Gatz, Huntoon, Paulson, Fischer not present. 54 TABLE ORGANIZATION The M.T.O. (Member of thoable Organization) is a service group with- in the corps of cadets. Its members serve wherever or whenever possible to stimulate the growth of moral, social and cultural development of the student body. The organization fosters leadership in the individual as it helps back campus activities. The M.T.O. was founded in 1954- 55 by the club 400 to give recognition to deserving cadets, but by the very nature of the cadet members it has expanded its activities into many fields and has become a symbol for what a good cadet should strive for in all phases of his school life. ADVISORY BOARD Damon, Gatz, Brown, W, Zuckner, D, Puebla, Smith, J. 55 ' UKE P1M)S 1st ROW: Dettelbach, C. Kolath, Dufner, Gierartowski. 2nd ROW: Scarpinato. 3rd ROW: Slater, Keyser, S., Sickels, Reuscher, Ward, Capt. Robbins, Ellis, Smith, A., Maag, Vanzant, Robinson, Hutton, Stiner, W., Huntoon, Brown, W. To give the lips full speech the heart must overflow. It has been said that life is a play within a play, but what is life and what is drama? Drama is the mirror of being and life is the reflection of man ' s own actions. In our version of the performing arts we have interpreted man as he truly is. We have per- formed morality, satire, and comedy all with the hopes of exhibiting the ambiguities and mishaps of life. Truly, the many Thespians and Cadespians who have contributed to our program are deserving of the utmost praise and respect. CADESPIANS 1st ROW: Captain Robbins, Martin, Horowitz, Konarski, Damon, Carels, Yoho, Undercoffer, Knight. 2nd ROW: Adkins, Bryant, Biondo, Smith A, Cunningham, Dougherty, Lester, Stone. GLEE CLUB 7st ROW: Carels, Rubenstein, Moss, Brigando, Keyser D, Palmer. 2nd ROW: Lakoskey, Class, Crunchy, Grant, Zuckner. 3rd ROW: Waldman, Biondo, Bryant, Ward, Dr. Joseph. CUCD CAll ' DE 1st ROW: Brown W, Keyser S, Ambo l, ' 2nd ROW: Paulson, Mann, Norris, Olen, 3rd ROW: Maag,.Vanzant, Elghammer R. From contemplation one may become wise, but knowledge comes only from study. The Cum Laude group is an academic organization whose sole function is to give recogni- tion to seniors. If a cadet is able to maintain for four years an average of 3.00 or better he becomes a member of the Cum Laude group. When a senior graduates as a member of the Cum Laude group it means he graduates with honors. The words Cum Laude are Latin and therefore fitting to be the name of an academic organization at an academy. Another organization of academic honor is the National Honor Society which is based upon service, honor, and academics. Many of the Cum Laude will try to enter this organiza- tion of greater esteem and honor. 58 C£U‘B 400 1st ROW: Ambo, Vanzant, Keyser. 2nd ROW: McKinnon, Maj. Malone, Reeder, 3rd ROW: Lewis, Dufner. The Club 400 was founded in 1938, when a group of cadets who ' had earned highest academic honors, were guests of Col. R. L. Jackson and Maj. C. L. Persing. The purpose of the club 400 as written in the by-laws is to give cadets special recognition for scholastic excellence. That first meeting set down the by-laws which have changed little through the years. These are (1) any cadet receiving an average of 400 on any six week or semester grade auto- matically becomes an associate member with active membership pending a vote by the active members. (2) any member receiving a grade average below 3.00 may be suspended by a majority vote. (3) A suspended member may become active again by attaining an average of 4.00. Beginning in 1947, the club 400 had made two awards annually. The Award of Progress has gone to the cadet who through hard work and diligence has improved his academic standing the most. The Award of Merit goes to the cadet who has done the most to up- hold the rules and principles of the school. This year the Club 400, with the help of the MTO, has organized and put into effect a new type of academic program, whereby a student who needs help in a specified subject receives free tutelage in that subject by a qualified student tutor. 59 QUILL AND SCROLL 1st ROW: Keyser S, Paulson, Olen, 2nd ROW: Biondo, Stiner W, Huntoon, Ward K, Sanditen. SH RAPNEL STAFF 1st ROW: Biondo, Sanditen, Huntoon, Keyser S, Olen, Paulson, Stone, Huckins. 2nd ROW: Major Hinton, Ward, Steiner W, Sickels, Oglesby, Gongora, Dengel, Keyser D, Joly, Konarski, Kolath, Dufner. 3rd ROW: Palmer, Knight, Glass, Marvin, Bryant, McKinnon, Grant, Johnston, W. ADMINISTRATION Col. Charles H. Moore Commandant Col. Ralph B. Jackson Superintendent Lt. Col. Chester L. Persing Headmaster Col. Gray M. Magee Secretary-Treasurer 61 Mrs. Harriett Beall Librarian Capt. David Bennett Athletic Director, Physical Education Maj. B.C. Bresson Capt. Cary Cain Biology, Coach L.S. Principal History, Coach English Capt. LeRoy Dalhaus Band, Field Music, Western- aires Stage Band Mrs. George D. Federle Latin, L. S. Reading Mrs. James Goodwin L.S. Reading Capt. Walter Krasnansky History, Coach Maj. Cordon ). Lange Maj. Louis Malone Physics, Chemistry English, MTO, 400 Club Mrs. Helen Malone Head Nurse Capt. Philip Robbins Mathematics, Thespians, Coach Miss Constance Schenk Spanish Maj. Joseph Sutton English, Tennis, L.S. Football Mrs. Albert M. Sehwegel Nurse Capt Edward Voss Commercial Subjects Guidance. CLASSES President MARK JOSEPH MILAN 7549 Longano Drive Independence, Ohio PIDEGON 6 Years First Lieutenant, Barracks Chief B” Barracks, Class Offi- cer four years, W Club, Varsity Football, Member Table Organization, Senior Dance Committee, Golf Team Captain, Varsity Soccer. Vice-President SAMUEL REED DAMON 700 Crest Apt. 13 Iowa City, Iowa MONKEY 4 Years Cadespian, Battalion Commander, Barracks Chief E Barracks, Military Proficiency, Chicago Tribune Award, Chairman of Table Organization, Varsity Football, Varsity Soccer. 66 Secretary ROBERT C. HUNTOON 79 Oakland Avenue Pontiac, Michigan BOB 4 Years Cadet Captain, Battalion Adjutant, Chairman of Publicity and Morale of the Table Organization, Co-editor of the Shrapnel, Senior Dance Committee, Association of the Army Medal, Captain of the Rifle Team. Treasurer THOMAS ALAN MANN 3927 South Florence Place Tulsa, Oklahoma BEAK 3 Years First Sergeant, Member Table Organization three years. Military Proficience, Military efficiency, Senior Dance Committee, Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling. 67 EDWARD WILLIAM AMBO 215 South Mason Road St. Louis County, Missouri PHIL RICHARD JOSEPH AUSFAHL 5507 N. Rosalie Drive Peoria, Illinois KELLEY 2 years Thespian, Dance Committee, Soccer, Cheerleader. 6 years Six year cadet, Captain, “C Company Commander, Military Proficiency, Commander Color Guard, Coin Member, 400 Club, Recall Co-Editor, Shrapnel business manager, W Club, varsity swimming, golf, football. Dance Committee co-chairman. Prom Committee, Treas- urer Freshman Class. DOUGLAS SCOTT BAYLES 10 Orchard Drive Charleston, Illinois PAN 3 years Sergeant First Class, Battalion Staff, Military Proficiency, MTO one year, COIN one year, Senior Dance Committee. WILLIAM GIAMMANCO BROWN 320 Gage Road Riverside, Illinois LAMB CHOPS 3 ye ars 1st Lieutenant, Platoon Ldr., Asst. Barracks Chief, Honor Guard, Military Proficency Ribbon, Military Achievement Wreath, MTO — 3 years. National Thespian Society, Var- sity Football, A Swimming, B C Football. 69 KEITH 3 year Member Table Organization, Rifle Team, Senior Dance Committee, First Sergeant, Floor Chief, Honor Guard Drill Sergeant. CHARLES KEITH CUNNINGHAM 603 Park Avenue Fairfield, Illinois 3 year Military Proficiency, Sergeant First Class, Platoon Ser- geant, Member Table Organization, Honor Guard, Color Guard, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Basketball, Cadespian. EDWARD JOSEPH DOUGHERTY 1102 North 86th Street East St. Louis, Illinois PETER FRANCIS DRUMM 3351 West 112 Place Chicago, Illinois GUMS 4 year Sergeant Major, Batallion Staff, Floor Chief, COIN Club Color Guard, Varsity Football, Varsity Soccer. RICHARD WILLIAM ELGHAMMER 403 Fletcher Hills Danville, Illinois DICK 2 year Sergeant First Class, Commander Color Guard, Member Table Organization, Military Proficiency Ribbon, )r. Prom Committee, Senior Dance Committee. 71 MICHAEL JOEL ELLIS 14132 Crosstrails Drive Chesterfield, Missouri DWARF 5 years First Sergeant, Military Proficiency, Thespians, Mem- ber COIN Club, Varsity Football, Varsity Swimming, Senior Dance Committee ]OHN ERIC ERICKSON 309 East 4th Street Homer, Illinois BARBARIC 3 years Floor Chief, Sergeant First Class, Platoon Sergeant, Member Table Organization, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball Manager. 72 JULIUS MICHAEL FISCHER 117 Country Club Place Belleville, Illinois JUL 4 years Vice President W Club, Varsity Football Co-Captain Varsity Basketball, Varsity Golf, 1968 Pigs Skins Taps Award, Cadet Captain, Floor Chief, Battalion Staff, Member Table Organization, Senior Dance Committee. ROGER NELSON FOWLER Rural Route 2 Eldorado, Illinois ROG 4 years Cadet Captain, Commander B Company, Floor Chief, Mil- itary Proficiency, W Club, Member Table Organiza- tion, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball. 73 WILLIAM LAWRENCE CATZ III 85 Hillcrest Drive Paragould, Arkansas ELMER DAVID 5 years Cadet Captain, Company Commander, Military Pro- ficiency, Military Efficiency, Honor Guard, Member Table Organization, C.O.I.N. Senior Dance Committee, Recall Staff, Rifle Team, Junior Prom Committee, B Football and Baseball. DAVID EDUARDO GONGORA Apartado Postal 575 Chihuahua, Mexico 2 years Floor Chief, Honor Guard, Shrapnel Staff, A Soccer, Track, Wrestling, Football. FREDERICO GRACIA S. Bolivar 1280 Col Mitras Monterrey N. L., Mexico SMILES 3 years MTO, Military Police, Honor Guard, Quill and Scroll, Schrapnel, Glee Club, B Soccer, B Baseball, Wres- tling, Track, A Football. KENNETH A. HORBACZ 3836 S. Kenilworth Berwyn, Illinois BOX 4 years General Deportment Ribbon, V. P. Junior Class, Dance Committee, Football and Basketball. 75 STEPHEN HOWARD KEYSER 1417 North 43rd Street East St. Louis, Illinois OPIE 3 years 400 Club president, Member Table Organization, Thes- pians, Quill and Scroll, Shrapnel editor, Recall Staff, As- sistant Barracks Chief E Barracks, Cum Laude. CLYDE JEFFREY HUTTON 40 Forest Drive East Alton, Illinois CARDBOARD 4 years Lieutenant, Floor Chief, Thespians, C.O.I.N., Shrapnel Senior Dance Committee Co-Chairman, Varsity Basket- ball, Band. 76 GERRY IRWIN LULLOVE 17425 Westhampton Road Southfield, Michigan SGT. ROCK 3 years First Lieutenant, Floor Chief, Military Proficiency, Mem- ber Table Organization, C.O.I.N., Dance Committee. KENNETH WALTER KLEINKE 4801 Woodland Avenue Western Springs, Illinois RATT 2 years Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Senior Dance Com- mittee, Private First Class. 77 CORDON E. MAAG 4303 Caseyville Avenue E. St. Louis, Illinois GORDY 3 years Cum Laude, MTO, Thespians, Recall and Shrapnel Staff, 1st Lt. Platoon Leader, Asst. Barracks Chief, Military Pro- ficiency Ribbon and Military Efficiency Wreath, Honor Guard, All Conference Wrestler, Cross Country, Senior Dance Committee. CARLOS GERARDO MALDONADO M. Arreola 2929 Ptc. Monterrey, N.L. Mexico TAME 3 years Sergeant, Squad Leader, Honor Guard, Military Profi- ciency, B Soccer, co-captain, A soccer, C Baseball. 78 THEODORE WALLER MEEKER 1810 Redman Road St. Louis, Missouri MEEKS 3 years W Club, Cross Country Team Captain, Track Team, Swim Team, Wrestling Team, Glee Club, Honor Guard, Sergeant, Squad Leader, Floor Chief, Military Profi- ciency Ribbon, Military Efficiency Wreath. 79 JAMES BRIAN NORRIS 816 West Hill Street Champaign, Illinois BRIAN 2 years Sergeant, Squad Leader, Military Proficiency Ribbon and Military Efficiency Wreath, Wrestling and Baseball. KENNETH LOUIS OLEN 14247 Vassar Drive Detroit, Michigan BIG RED 4 years Member Table Organization, Sergeant First Class, Mili- tary Proficiency, Military Efficiency, Shrapnel Staff. WILLIAM CARL PAULSON JR. Route 3 El Dorado, Kansas WILD BILL 5 years Captain, D Company Commander and D Barracks Barracks Chief, Chicago Tribune Award, COIN Club Commander, W Club President, Member of Table Organization, Quill and Scroll, Shrapnel co-editor, Sen- ior Dance Committee, Cross Country, Varsity Football, Varsity Soccer. 80 THOMAS RICHARD PETERSON 6161 Edgewood Drive Jackson, Michigan UNCLE PETE 2 years Private First Class, Varsity Football, Guidon B Com- pany, Floor Chief. RICHARD PAUL REUSCHER 1100 Glenview Drive Carbondale, Illinois HOMER 4 years Member Table Organization, First Lieutenant Platoon Leader, Cadespians, Military Proficiency, Varsity Track, Cross Country, Rifle Team, Glee Club. WILLIAM ALFRED RICE 322 Northmoor Drive Jerseyville, Illinois MILK MAN 4 years First Lieutenant, Platoon Leader, Floor Chief, Varsity Golf, Glee Club. WILLIAM LARRY ROBINSON 277 Niles Avenue Lake Forest, Illinois GURU 3 years Thespian, Senior Dance Committee, Honor Guard, Re- call Staff, Floor Chief, Varsity Wrestling, Color Guard, Private First Class, Cadespians. 82 AHAB 4 years Member Table Organization, Cadespian, C.O.I.N. Dance Committee, Platoon Sergeant Floor Chief, Varsity Base- ball. JAMES PETER ROUSONELOS Route 1 Rousonelos Lane Joliet, Illinois NICK THE GREEK 6 years Battalion S-4 Captain Floor Chief, Military Proficiency Member Table Organization, Senior Dance Committee, Varsity Wrestling. ALEXANDER MICHAEL SMITH Box 746 Abqaiq Dhahran Saudi Arabia 83 FREDRICK CHRISTOPHER STOEPEL 1363Grayton Road Crosse Pointe Park 30, Michigan ANKLES 6 years C.O.I.N., Shrapnel, Varsity Football, Varsity Soccer, Var sity Baseball. THOMAS MARTIN TAYLOR 4436 Howard Avenue Western Springs, Illinois TUCKER V 2 years W Club, Military Proficiency, Color Guard, Honor Guard, Glee Club, Member Table Organization, Private First Class. 84 WILLIAM FRANKLIN TAYLOR 14 Sand Creek Place Decatur, Illinois BILL 3 years Sergeant First Class, W Club, Varsity Football Co- Captain, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Baseball. HAROLD RINCON TOWNSON 18 Calle6-31 Zona 10 Guatemala Guatemala, Guatemala HAROLD 2 years Private First Class, Honor Guard, Varsity Track, W Club, Member Table Organization, Assistant Floor Chief. 85 KENNETH ESTOL TRUMAN 615 Raintree Lane, Hendersonville Nashville, Tennessee HARRY 5 years Cadet Captain, Barracks Chief C Barracks, Member C O I N. Member Table Organization, Recall Staff, Sen- ior Dance Committee, Varsity Swimming, Military Pro- ficiency. MARK IRVING TYSON 2341 South 18th Street Broadview, Illinois TUSCON 2 years Floor Chief, Honor Guard, Cross Country, Glee Club, Cadespians, Military Proficiency. 86 DON MARSHALL VANZANT R.R. 2 Morrisonville, Illinois ASPIRIN MAN 4 years 400 Club, Thespian, Quill and Scroll, Senior Dance Com- mittee, Military Proficiency, Assistant Barracks Chief, Band Commander, First Lieutenant. SANTIAGO AYALA VILLARREAL Bolivia 514 Colonia Vista Hermosa Monterrey N. L., Mexico SANTI 2 years B Baseball and Football, A Soccer. 87 PAUL KELLY WEST 11800 Connemara Drive Northville, Michigan EAST 3 years Member Table Organization, Floor Chief, Sergeant First Class, Varsity Soccer, Senior Dance Committee, Thes- pians. ROBERT ALAN WYMAN 17 St. Alfred Road St. Louis, Missouri SUGAR BEAR 2 years Sergeant, Floor Chief, W Club, Co-Captain Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Football. 88 Class Officers PRESIDENT: John P. Scarpinato 411 Duckett PI. R.R. 4 St. Charles, Mo. VICE PRESIDENT: Mac Donald Puebla Mobil Oil Libya Ltd. P.O. Box 404 Tripoli, Libya SECRETARY: Ricky L. Heinemann 405 Lathrop River Forest, III. TREASURER. Ronald E. Beatty 7612 E. 48th Terrace Kansas City, Mo. JUNIORS 11th GRADE CLASS OF 1970 Miguel C. Arce La Macarena— San Patricio San Pedro Garza Garcia, N.L. Mexico Alvaro F. Asturias 6t Av. 13-48 Zona 9 Guatemala City, Guatemala Andrew T. Ashen-Brenner 949 E. Essex Glendale, Mo. Andrew J. Biondo 407 Gascony Way St. Louis, Mo. Marc D. Boone 9110 Scio Church Rd. R.R. 3 Ann Arbor, Mich. Kern R. Briscoe Esso Standard-Libya, Inc. Esso Field, P.O. Box 385 Tripoli, Libya Murray Delee 7545 E. Treasure Dr. Miami Beach, Ela. David C. Dettelbach 1319 W. Smith Peoria, III. Richard S. Embree, Jr. 1725 Allen Drive Westlake, Ohio Randall ). Golden 2125— 7th St. Bay City, Mich. Jaime M. Gutierrez, Jr. Loma Larga 202 Monterrey, N.L., Mexico Charles W. Hazelton 272 Churchill PI. Clarendon Hills, III. Raul A. Herrera Calle6a No. 2209 Chihuahua, Chih. Mexico Robert E. Hoffman 6325 N. Whipple St. Chicago, III. Richard D. Hrastich 8140 Parkwood Dr. St. Louis, Mo. Rodger E. Huckins 404 N. Trumbull Bay City, Mich. 91 Stephen D. Huffman R.R. 3 Box 350-B Elwood, Ind. Lawrence K. Hutter lOIOTrampe Lane St. Louis, Mo. Robert C. lohnston 402 East Winter Danville, III. Egon C. Koslowski 2a Av. Sur 520 San Salvador, El Salvador, C.A. Leonard F. Kudloski 4239 Hillcrest Warren, Mich. Larry K. Laskowski 57712 Pear Rd. South Bend, Ind. Robert ). Loft 1204 Darby Lane Indianapolis, Ind. Terry A. Lorscheider 3337 S. 4th Springfield, III. Robert C. Metzger 3450 Shakespeare Lane Toledo, Ohio Allen R. Mutch Route 2 Marshall, Mich. Hector Navarro l a y T Pearsall Priv. Tamazunchale 120 Sur, 2227 Seventh Colonia del Valle, N.L. Bay City, Mich Mexico. 92 Randall W. Pieroni 4131 Seeley Ave. Downers Grove, III. Steven A. Sanditen 3126 S. Atlanta Tulsa, Okla. Mark P. Sandler 75 Sagamore Dr. Syosset, N.Y. George ). Shamroski 3928 Wollcott Ave. Chicago, III. Thomas M. Siegel 520— 71st Ave. Petersburg Beach, Florida Walter G. Steiner, Jr. 510 N. Main St. Tuscola, III. Leonard W. Tomlinson 1520 W. Lake Shore Dr. Springfield, III. Daniel L. Voiles Eldred, III. Craig L. Walling Esso Standard Libya Inc. P.O. Box 385 Tripoli, Libya, N.A. Kevin L. Ward 203 W. Poplar Mascoutah, III. 93 Francisco Zambrano Jose Benitez 1920 Monterrey, N.L. Mexico Class Officers PRESIDENT: Karl F. Fottler 1500 Eater Rantoul, III. VICE PRESIDENT: Carlyle C. Athey 204 E. 7th St. Clare, Mich. SECRETARY: John L. Blank 5505 Fillmore St. Cary, Ind. TREASURER: Mark E. Lohmann 4215 Lafayette Ave. St. Louis, Mo. SOPHOMORE 10th GRADE CLASS OF 1971 William M. Beile 1807 Arrowhead Lane Godfrey, III. Constantino J. Benavides Balsas 602 Sur Monterrey, N.L., Mexico. James M. Brown 8908 Jennings Rd. Jennings, Mo. James C. Bryant 7538 Waukegan Rd. Niles, III. 94 Patrick J. Campbell Casilla 303 Tacna, Peru, S.A. William R, Carels 12011 Wade Detroit, Mich. Walter J. Chapman 1146 W. Lawrence Springfield, III. Robert C. Comerford 10577 Hackamore Ln. St. Louis, Co., Missouri David E. Cutler Clifford M. Dettelbach John P. Droege Robert J. Dunkirk 100 Powder Mill Rd. 1319 W. Smith 7064 Victoria Dr. 412 Pershing Ave. Belleville, III. Peoria, III. Mentor, Ohio Wheaton, III. Eric W. Elghammer 403 Fletcher Danville, III. Shelton C. Etter 216 N. Virginia Ave. Belleville, III. Stephen M. Finney 2146 Gary Ct. Decatur, III. Martin J. Frey 22418 Avon Ln. Southfield, Mich. lack R. Friedman 1145 W. Morse Chicago, III. Bruce A. Godwin 3029 E. Lincolnshire Toledo, Ohio William H. Hargraves 31 2 Cherry Helena, Ark. Lee ). Helman 12943 Nadine Huntington Woods, Michigan Richard E. Holder 1905 Cedar Hill Royal Oak, Mich. Richard M. Hyde 17907 Fruitport Rd Spring Lake, Mich. Scott F. Jeffrey 8246 East De Ave. Richland, Mich. )ohn M. Johnston c o Texaco Trinidad, Inc. Point-A-Pierre, Trinidad, W.l. Dennis L. Keyser 1417 N. 43rd St. E. St. Louis, III. William Kinsinger Oakwood Road East Peoria, Illinois 96 Robert A. Murphy 104 So. Fairway Dr. Belleville, III. Karl B. Nagel 4342 Grundy Court Bridgeton, Mo. Joseph B. Neel 6226 Quince Road Memphis, Tenn. Stephen K. Oglesby 10104 N. Spring Lane Peoria, III. Keith A. Knight 11210 Medowbrook Dr. Parma Heights, Ohio. Paul R. Kostuck 33705 Hamlin Ct. Farmington, Mich. Ricardo G. Maldonado Bolivia 209 Colonia Vista Hermosa Monterrey, N.L., Mexico. Robert C. Matteson 417 W. Swisher Ave. Danville, III. Carroll O. Meyer 7418 Wellington Ave. University City, Mo. Lloyd D. Mos es RFD 1 Golden Eagle, III. Richard F. Sliwinski 60970 North Ave. New Haven, Mich. James F. Smith, Jr. 4 South Crown Dr. Collinsville, III. Scott E. Stone 4118 Woodbury Ct., N„ Topeka, Kansas. Kenneth F. Taylor 207 W. McClure Peoria, III. James W. Pagel 10104 Cloverdale St. Louis, Mo. Terry C. Prescher 32 Harbord Dr. Bloomington, III. John M. Reader 2115 N. Balias Rd St. Louis, Mo. Richard E. Rowland 28003 Stanmoor Livonia, Mich. Stewart L. Rowland 4601 N. Elston Ave. Chicago, III. Quentin B. Sickels, Jr. 1 Hickory Hollow Dr. Birmingham, Michigan Richard F. Turrell Carlos E. Villalpando Jon L. Voiles 20187 Brick Rd. Penas No 522 Eldred, III. South Bend, Indiana Mexico, D.F., Mexico. Kurt M. Von Cloedt Andrew N. Watson Ronald C. Wiles 203 Barter 914 Westwood 1411 Fausett Rd. Kirkwood, Missouri. Ann Arbor, Michigan Oak Grove, Michigan Frank P. Zaremba Andrew J. Zuckner Daniel S. Zuckner 2848 N. Mason 16 Oakleigh Lane 16 Oakleigh Lane Chicago, III. St. Louis, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. 99 Class Officers PRESIDENT: Donald T. Slater 13060 Spanish Pond Rd. St. Louis, Mo. VICE PRESIDENT: Robert ). Jennings 1014 Kirkham Glendale, Mo. SECRETARY: George E. Lewis III 2520 Stockwell Lincoln, Nebr. TREASURER: Kim ). Horowitz 3 Soverign Dr. Bay City, Mich. FRESHMEN 9th GRADE CLASS OF 1972 William A. Adkins R.R. 2 Franklin, III. Gregory K. Anderson 1733 W. Jackson Springfield, III. Gregory D. Burkett 920 Beachmont Dearborn, Mich, Karl R. Cavanaugh 2612 Boston St., S.E. Grand Rapids, Mich. Joseph A. Dengel Santa Maria Dr. Chesterfield, Mo. 100 Marvin ). Dufner 2602 Cleveland CrantieCity, III. Dennis O. Dunajcik 3926a Kingsland Cl. St. Louis, Mo. James L. Edmund 34 Lakeshore Dr. Danville, III. Roger M. Galt 1122 N. State St. Monticello, III. Luis C. Garcia Jose Calderon 375 Col. Chepe Vera Monterrey, N.L. Mexico Stephen A. Giesen R. 2 Box 225 West Chicago, III. Joel A. Giewartowski 1818 Hemlock Dr. Champaign, III. Daniel B. Gruchy Box 262 Sandoval, III. Mark E. Hetherington 814-1 2 Hazel Danville, III. Ronald J. Holmes 340 W. Barry Chicago, III. John R. Hutchison, III 805 Carleton Caruthersville, Mo. Thomas G. C. Jackson, Jr. 1011 Warren St. Henry, III. 101 Jeffrey P. Joly Donald A. Kirschner Gregory J. Kiss William H. Kolath 5331 Johnson 221 Gregory Place 3901 N. M-47 31 Topping Ln. Gary, Ind. Munster, Ind. Owosso, Mich. Des Peres, Mo. 63131 Roger A. Konarski John F. Kritzer William ). Lester, Jr. John W. Liming 407 E. Center St. 917 S. Austin 2322 Flora R.R. 1, Box 83 Fairfield, III. Chicago, III. Peoria, III. Versailles, Ind. James A. Lindsey Christopher C. Lynch James R. McKinnon William T. McVay 8649 Church Lane 867 W. Harper 2900 Mari-Kay Ct. 19127 Tireman E. St. Louis, III. Decatur, III. Brentwood, Mo. Detroit, Mich. 102 Ross M. Marvin Gary M. Martin Joseph L. Mayes John E. Mieher 2801 Sheridan Rd. 9870Denne 305 Riverside Dr. R. 2, Chicago, III. Livonia, Mich. Mt. Clemens, Mich. Roodhouse, III. Mark C. Moore John T. O ' Connor John R. Palmer Edward F. Rominger III 455 S. Linden Ave. 3916 N. Prospect Rd. 4S570 Karns 6015 Lawrence Dr. Decatur, III. Peoria, III. Naperville, III. Indianpolis, Ind. Robert B. Rubenstein John E. Schmacker Paul M. Schroeck Britt R. Seely 400 E. Highland Dr. 1400Waverly 1007 N. Le Claire 732 E. Hawthorne Circle Jonesboro, Ark. Collinsville, III. Chicago, III. Lombard, III. Thomas S. Sixbey R.R.6 Lafayette, Ind. James R. Steiner 510 N. Main St. Tuscola, III. Stephen M. Stines 9 Weslake Dr. E. St. Louis, III. John D. Taylor 1453 Lyon Ave. Waterloo, Iowa John R. Undercoffer 301 Fontainbleau O ' Fallon, III. Craig E. Vignery 1105 W. Essex Kirkwood, Mo. Kit D. Walling Esso Standard Libya Inc. P.O. Box 385 Tripoli, Libya, N. Africa Daniel G. Webb 623 W. 8th Minonk, III. Mark M.Wolf 5549 Surrey Hill Circle Indianapolis, Ind. Dennis W. Wright 45 W. Beacon Hill Road E. St. Louis, III. Bradford A. Yoho 908 Buchanan Carthage, III. John J. Rukstales 1717 Sunset Apt. 7 Waukegan, III. Class Officers TREASURER Russell L. Von Der Ahe, Jr. 5555 Lindell St. Louis, Mo. LOWER SCHOOL 8TH GRADE CLASS OF 1973 PRESIDENT: William C. Johnston 402 E. Winter Danville, III. VICE PRESIDENT: J. Steven Moll 724 Mimosa Dr. Sikeston, Mo. SECRETARY: Robert T. Johnk 2330 Kenwood Dr. Boulder, Colo. Guy M. Brigando Roger A. Buskirk William J. Costello, Jr. Scott T. Crain 4855 N. Kimball R.R. 2 6202 S. Knox Ave. 673 Sterling W. Chicago, III. Paw Paw, Mich. Chicago, III. Justice, III. 105 Richard K. Feigenbaum 1007 Briarwood Dr. Carbondale, III. Jon J. Grant 1710 North I St. Fremont, Nebraska Robert S. Ketchum 2300 Gardner Dr. St. Louis, 36, Mo. Howard B. Key 1423 N. Harvey Griffith, Ind. John E. Knox 17597 Oak Dr. Detroit, Mich. William L. Kruel 309 Locust St. Washington, Mo. Steven G. Lakoskey 440 E. Chicago St. Elgin, III. James R. Leach R. 3 Oregon, III. Dinty C. Moore 15734 Southampton Livonia, Mich. 106 Donald C. Roth Laurel, Nebr. Peter W. Stamm 4008 N. Knoxville Peoria, III. William W. Stephan 6420 Pontiac Dr. LaGrange, III. Frank Waldman 7468 Amherst St. Louis, Mo. Steven L. Moore 6337 De Mara Dr. Affton, Mo. Gary F. Moss 821 E. 79th St. Indianapolis, Ind. William M. Nolan 601 McCord Apt. 201 Valparaiso, Ind. David L. Pennish 301 Trusdale Beverly Hills California Donald T. Ring 5746 Michael Dr Bay City, Mich. Raymond E. Rippel 5536 Rockhill Rd. Kansas City, Mo. Class Officers PRESIDENT: VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Kent Bader Paul E. Gibson Joseph G. Glass James R. Luukken on Vermont, III. 4307 Roland Bl., 5809 S. Delaware PI. 2712 E. George Washington Blvd. Normandy, Mo. Tulsa, Okla. Davenport, Iowa THE LOWER SCHOOL 7th GRADE CLASS OF 1974 Steven M. Ambo Kevin T. Bagley Eugene E. Dawson Mark D. Heller 215 S. Mason Rd. 123 — 2nd St. NE. 15580 Gaylord St. 605 Stratford Dr. St. Louis, Mo. Wadena, Minn. Detroit, Mich. Washington, III. 108 Kurt C. Hodenfield Eric R. Horn Mark K. Kleinschmidt 1517 S. Clifton 3301 Bradley 114 Eiffel Ct. Bloomington, Ind. Granite City, III. Godfrey, III. James M. Lampe Steven T. Newman 7431 Andrews 3850 Greenleaf Philadelphia, Pa. Lincolnwood, III. Steven L. Schaeffer Nicholas D. Wagner Fredrick W. Wisbar 2309 Wilson Ave. Rt. 1, Box 327 10020 Northgate Dr. Granite City, III. Knox, Indiana St. Louis, Mo. 109 RECALL STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Keyser, VanZant, Gatz, Mrs. C. B. Jackson, Ambo, Mrs. R. B. Jackson, Hutton, Maag, Robinson, Truman (Missing). Co-editor Ambo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co-editor Gatz FOR PHOTOGRAPHY: Mr. Sidney Ashen-Bren- Class Editor Truman ner, Jr. of Ashen-Bren- ner Studios, 4050 Lindell Sports Editor VanZant Blvd, St. Louis, Missouri. Copy Editor Keyser FOR COUNSELING: Mr. James Combs of the American Yearbook Com- Business Mgr. Hutton pany. Proof Reader Maag FOR COVER SELEC- TION: Mr. John Glassen of Becktold Binding Com- Advertising Mgr. Robinson FOR ADVERTISING: FOR SUPPORT AND LIMITLESS EFFORTS: pany. All the local business es- tablishments and patrons who donated ads to our yearbook. Mrs. R. B. Jackson and Mrs. C. B. Jackson. Ill CLYDE HUTTON HUTTON FORD Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 Vaughn Road Wood River, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF 3475 Humbert Road Congratulations from the Western Military Academy Thespians and Cadespians Thespian Troupe 397 Compliments of VANDALIA LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING CO., INC. Quality Laundry and Dry Cleaning Phone 618-283-3118 120 N. 5th St. Vandalia, III. ALTON, ILLINOIS Best Wishes Class of 69 Edw. W. Ambo President CONGRATULATIONS TO THE JUNE 1969 GRADUATING CLASS JUL FISCHER DISTRIBUTOR , INC. 2100 ILLINOIS AVE. EAST ST. LOUIS, ILLINOIS 62205 HIDE NOT YOUR TALENTS, THEY FOR USE WERE MADE: WHAT ' S THE USE OF A SUN DIAL IN THE SHADE? ...BEN FRANKLIN RIDE THE BEST SPRINCMAN CALL LUMBER CO. AMERICAN CAB CO. 465-5559 ALTON, ILLINOIS 1101 East Broadway Alton, Illinois COU. HO nnv � «t tmoouuks or PrpriCo. me.. «ta. g.s.rn. orr O i� M. PtpriCo. me. 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 _ | Pepsi doesn’t come apart in the cold- « t ' instead, Pepsi taste comes out in the cold. 1 Go ahead - put it to the taste. V FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 8l LOAN ASSOCIATION State Wall • Alton, III. CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 69 Mr. Mrs. Dale M. Bayles Best Wishes from Boren ' s IGA Foodliner Carbondale, Illinois Paul Reuscher co-owner and manager THE MEADOWS BOWL, INC. 64 LANES Indiana ' s Largest and Most Distinctive Bowling Center 4064 NORTH RURAL 547-1333 INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA 46205 NORTH EASTWOOD BOWL, INC. 32 LANES 8939 EAST 38th STREET 898-4333 INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA 46226 M. C. SLATER , NC. SAFE DEPENDABLE TRUCK SERVICE SERVING ILLINOIS, INDIANA, MISSOURI 2200 W. CHAIN OF ROCKS BRIDGE GRANITE CITY, ILLINOIS PHONE SY 7-0500 SINCERE THANKS FOR YOUR PATRONAGE THRIFTY DRUG STORES CENTRAL ELECTRIC SHOP 415 RIDGE STREET ALTON, ILLINOIS ADAMS PRINTING COMPANY 536 East Broadway Alton owned and operated by CHARLES D. EMONS Alton Congratulations to the Class of 1969 Banking Trust Co. 620 East Broadway Alton, Illinois What ' s Your Score? PROUDLY SERVING WESTERN MILITARY ACADEMY AND MOST 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 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. COMPLIMENTS OF THE PROCTOR GIBERSON INSURANCE ENTERPRIZES, INC. AGENCY 221 Market St. 108-128 Madison St. Alton, St. Louis, Illinois. Missouri. Best Wishes to the Class of 69 . If you can ' t be a pine on the top of a hill, Be a scrub in the valley but be The best little scrub by the side of the rill; Be a bush if you can ' t be a tree. Denison. The Reuscher Family Area 618 462-0642 Good Food and Lodging ' ALTON ' S Itvrnlnao HOME OF THE PORT ROOM RESTAURANT Downtown ALTON, ILLINOIS 62002 BEST WISHES AND GOOD FORTUNE TO ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1969 MR. and MRS. E. L. TRUMAN 165 RAINTREE DRIVE— INDIAN LAKE FOREST NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE SYMBOLS OF QUALITY Grade A Dairy Products EDWARDSVILLE CREAMERY CO. EDWARDSVILLE, ILLINOIS Congratulations and best wishes CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1969 to the class of 69 LEVENTHAL BROS. CO. INC. PROCESSED BY CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1969 FROM THE PETER ROUSONELOUS FAMILY OF ROUSONELOUS PRODUCE AND GRAIN FARMS JOLIET, PLAINFIELD, OSWEGO AND MINOOKA, ILL. Best Wishes To The Class of 1969 CENTRAL CAN CO. INC. 3200 S. KILBOURN AVE. CHICAGO, ILL. 60623 BEST OF EVERYTHING MISSISSIPPI VALLEY FROM COAL CO. ALTON, ILLINOIS | HAMBURGERS ' m i™ COAL MAIN COLLEGE FUEL OIL BUILDING MATERIAL BROADWAY SPRING CADETS ON THE GO, GO BURGER CHEF Congratulations and Best Wishes Good Luck, Seniors to the class of 1969 ALTON CANTEEN DUKE BAKERY COMPANY 819 Henry Street Alton, Illinois 3414 College Ave. 462-2922 Mr. and Mrs. Chris Doucleff Alton, Illinois Wonder State Manufacturing Company DESIGNERS AND FABRICATORS OF CUSTOMIZED MATERIAL HANDLING DEVICES 501-236-7754 PARAGOULD, ARK. 72450 P.O. BOX 789 Tl CONGRATULATIONS GRADS HOUSE OF PIZZA 69 FOUR SIZES ELEVEN VARIETIES Bridge Water SANDWICH SELECTION EAT IN OR CARRY OUT News Stand CHICKEN SHRIMP BASKETS MON- THURS. 11 AM. TO 11 P.M. 1657 Washington Ave. FRI. AND SAT. 11 A M. TO 1 A M. SUN. 3 P.M. TO 11 P.M. Alton, III. 462-2268 1106 MILTON RD ALTON Lammers Floral Good Luck Grads! The Deluxe Cafe 2524 College Avenue 2519 College Ave. Alton, Illinois Alton, III. from Martha, Mary, Mr. Brown Marie Phone 462-0668 Best Wishes Class of 1969 Western Auto Supply Rock Poole Pharmacy J. M. Poole, R.Ph. Best Wishes 2526 College Alton, III. Phone 465-3547 Class of 1969 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF FROM THE CADETS IN B BARRACKS 1969 CAPT. ROBBINS— FACULTY ADVISER MILAN— MAAG— ASST. BARRACKS CHIEF BARRACKS CHIEF FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR Hutton — Floor Chief Lullove — Floor Chief Eliis — Floor Chief Smith, A. — Floor Chief Tyson — Floor Chief West — Floor Chief Walling, C. Martin, G. Laskowski Palmer Kolath Ashen-Brenner Knight Blank Hutter, L. DeLee Dettelbach, C. Slater Shamroski Reader Scarpinato Heinemann Watson Golden Joly Carels Hrastich Beatty Steiner, W. Kinsinger Stines, M. Zuckner, A. Sliwinski Adkins Zuckner, D. Friedman Hoffman McKinnon Brown, J. Puebla Dufner Wolf, M. Konarski Dettelbach, D. Horowitz Burkett Cutler Undercoffer Gold man -Wyman Co. 3446 LINDELL BLVD. ST. LOUIS, MO. 63103 Wholesale Furniture Showroom Compliments of Goldman-Wyman and The Wyman Family Malone Hyde , Inc. SIKESTON DIVISION FOOD DISTRIBUTORS P.O. BOX 709 SIKESTON, MISSOURI 63801 MURPHY-VEACH INSURANCE AGENCY 310 NORTH TENTH STREET EAST ST. LOUIS, ILLINOIS 62201 Robert V. Murphy 875-5100 Playing a part in your everyday Life through Better Packaging The Packaging People. ALTON BOX BOARD COMPANY Alton, Illinois PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS ALTON, GRANITE CITY CAHOKIA, ILL. ST. CHARLES O ' FALLON, MO. FREE PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY... Compliments WELLS TIRE COMPANY GOODYEAR BATTERIES Telephone: 462-9284 GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES SCHWINN BICYCLES Alton, Illinois VULCANIZING 833 East Broadway (at Oak) 11 A.M. 4 A.M. NILES, ILL. 60648 ED SCHUETT Best Wishes to the Class of 69 from Mr. Mrs. William G. Brown Riverside, Illinois FIRST 7 Vatcottatf BANK TRUST COMPANY XIV ALTON THIRD AND BELLI STREETS ALTON, ILLINOIS «� ««! frroui luutr.et Cwfwuuii Uubm lH iH turn THIRD AND BELLE STREETS (COMPLETE BANKING SERVICES) SIXTH AND BELLE STREETS (DRIVE-IN AND WALK-UP ONLY) ALTON, ILLINOIS 62002 GEO. P. ST. CIN, Proprietor STATE INSPECTED Compliments of your BRIGHTON PACKING CO. on Campus Cleaners Betsy Ann NONE BETTER Storks Cleaners HOME CURED BEEF Furriers HAMS VEAL and PORK 1655 Washington Ave. BACON LARD Phone 618-372-3448 Alton Illinois Brighton, III. COMPLIMENTS National OF R. R. PEARCE , Auto Supply 1100 Illinois Avenue WHOLESALE MEATS East St. Louis Illinois THERE WILL ALWAYS BE SOMEONE TAKING YOUR MEASURE Some measures are taken with a tape but the more important measures of life are taken by the people who size us up, whether it be a sweetheart, a classmate, a son or daughter, or a prospective employer. There is always some keen eye, whether we know it or not, scrutinizing the dimensions not only of our physiques but of our minds, abilities and characters. Your training at Western Military Academy has been designed to improve the dimensions of both your mind and character so that when you graduate it can be said that here stands a man ready and eager to shoulder the responsibilities which his particular talents and abilities qualify him to assume. We measure Cadets for uniforms. Our customers measure us in their appraisal of our ability to execute a uniform contract satisfactorily. The fact that we are blessed with a continuity of relationship with our old customers and that each year brings us new customers is the best evidence we can offer of the consistent reliability of our performance. We salute the Graduating Class and wish you all Godspeed in your chosen field of endeavor. IRVING L. WILSON COMPANY One Highland Avenue Bala-Cynwyd, Penna. 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