Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 15

State scholarships go to East Alton- Wood River seniors Alton Evening Telegraph Thursday, July 18,1970 A-15 Illinois State Scholarships and Grants have been awarded to spring graduates of the East Alton-Wood River Community High School who have registered as freshmen for the fall term at Southern Illinois University. PAMELA ZEISSET Bonnie Schuppman, daughter of Mrs. Alta Schuppman, 111 W. Jennhig, Wood River, will attend school on the Carbondale campus, and is the recipient of a State Scholarship. A member of the National Honor Society two years Bonnie transferred from the Civic Memorial High School to Wood River for her senior year.

Her extra-curricular activiteis included serving as a library assistant on the staff of the school newspaper, and affiliation with Pep Club. Art Appreciation Club, Future Teachers Association. Latin Club, Girls Athletic Association. Junior Engineers, chorus and glee club, Dramatic and Science Clubs. The recipient of a State Scholarship, Bradley A.

Oseland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Oseland, 447 Dulaney, Wood River, will further his education on the Edwardsville campus. He was elected to the National Honor Society his enior year, and served on the tudent Council two years. He was also affiliated with State nd Stammer and played ootball.

David K. Wagner, son of Mr nd Mrs. C. A. Wagner.

506 'rice PL, East Alton, has been warded a State Grant and the tudent Center Scholarship, and ill attend college on the Ed- vardsville campus. David played with the Conert, Marching, Cornation, and Vood Cats Stage Band each of Ms four years in high school, vas a member of the Latin and served three years the Student Council holding he office of treasurer. Planning to further his education at SIU, Ed- vardsville is Thomas A. WHle, on of Mr. and Mrs.

Rudolph Mile, 265 Penning, Wood liver. His extra curricular activities high school included serving a member of the Student Council and Latin Club. Pamela Zeisset, a two-year member of the National Honor Society, is the recipient of a State Scholarship and will at- end SIU, Edwardsville. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs Marcel Zeisset, 631 Monroe, Alton, Pamela has been ictive in the Girl's Athletic Association, Future Teachers, itage and Stammer, speech and lebate, and various groups of he vocal music department.

BONNIE SCHUPPMAN BRADLEY OSELAND DAVED K. WAGNER THOMAS A. WELLE JANICE SCHELLINGER RAYMOND DVORCHAK GARI ANN MARSHALL MARILYN GOFORTH JtOBEIiT CULP CYNTHIA TOBY he is a four-year member of he German Club serving as (resident as a junior; a member the Oiler lay out staff and sditor as a senior, and served hree years as a school office assistant. Janice Schiilinger, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Schiilinger, Houte 1, East Alton, is the recipient of an Illinois State Grant and an llinois Teacher Scholarship. Her extra curricular activities high school have included: reshman Chorus, Mixed Spanish Club, Future lecretaries Association, Future Curses Association, Future Teachers Association, and the ep Club. Raymond Dvorchak has been active in the athletic program of he high school playing football baseball and basketball, and also served on the Student Council. He received an Illinois Teachers Scholarship. Raymond is the son of Mr and Mrs.

Paul F. Dvorchak "eorge Wood River. Gari Ann Marshall, a National Honor Society student ias received an Illinois State Grant as well as a teachers Scholarship. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs Gary G.

Mrshall, 266 E. Penning, Wood River, she has been affiliated with the National Thespians, Stage and Stammer Sandburr staff, Future Teachers Association, German Club, Oiler ut staff, speech and debate, Art Appreciation club serving as secretary as a junior; and was Prom co-chairman. Marilyn Goforth is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harrv oforth, 209 s.

Seventh St ood River. She too won an Illinois Teacher Scholarship During her high school career as active in Girls Athletic Associaton, Art An preciation Club, vocal music groups, and participated in the Harvest Queen coronation ceremonies. Registered as freshman for the fall term at Eastern Illinois Universtiy at Charleston, are spring graduates who have received State Scholar ships. Robert Culp, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Milo Culp, 686 Maurice Wood River, has also been awarded a teachers scholar ship. His extra curricular activities have included: football basketball, baseball, track Letterman's Club, serving on he Student Council, par icipation in the Coronation the Harvest Queen, and three years as a school office asisstant. National Honor Societ student Cynthia Toby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Toby Ht Pointe PL, East Alton has received an Honoran Illinois State Scholarship.

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