1927 Howe Military School Yearbook

TA T L E R

Major David Henry Edwards, U. S. A., Retired P. M. S. & T. and Commandant of Cadets

Major David H. Edwards, because of his ceaseless efforls lo establish an excellent military department at Howe School; because he has succeeded in turning out well-trained, intelligently obedient young men of sterling character fitting them lo be leaders in whatever walks of life they may find themselves; and because we have always found him equally fair in his dealings with the cadets, we, the members of the class of 1927, respectfully dedicate this edition of the Tat/er.

FOREWORD

The Annual Staff of the nineteen twenlyseven Taller, in preparing this edition has endeavored lo present lo our class-males a volume that will in after years bring memories of our life al Howe; and thus in a measure recall those pleasant and carefree days of our cadet life. In the second place, in presenting this book lo alumni and friends, we hope to give them an insight into cadet life as it is today.

We respectfully submit the following pages in the hope that they will be of interest to our readers.

THE STAFF

Arthur J. I lownrd Ed it o r-in -C hief

L. Lentz C h affee. . . . ................. .. Bu s ine ss Manager

Jame s C. Car lron At hl et ic Editor

Robert Dob so n Ass is tant Athletic Editor

Wm. Browne \Villi a m s.. Art Editor

Eugen e L. H a upri c h I lumor Editor

Denni s I I. ' la rk C l ass Proph ecy

Henr y S Barrett Clas s Hi sto ry

Geo rge M. R ye rso n C lass Will

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Officers and Instructors

The Re ve re nd C h a rl es H er be rt Young , M.A ., S. T.D , Rector Sacred Studies and Co nfer en ce Lectur es

Mr. Edmund Sc udd er Jamie so n, A B., H ea dm aste r Math em ati cs

lvlajor D av id I le nr y Ed\Vard s, U.S.A. R et ir e d , Com mand a n t Militarv Sc i en ce and Ta cti cs

Th e R eve re nd Ea rl Thoma s J e nnin gs, B Prin c ipal of \'C hil e I !all

The Reverend 1rvin g Todd , t\.M. Latin

The R eve rend H ar r y ,, Robin so n B.A Latin and A lge bra

Mrs. Marga re t Y. J o nes, B . S. Lalin and 1-1i s tor y

tvl r. K e nn e th R. Bal s ln•, B .i\. E n g li s h ·

M iss Grace L ib ev English a nd 1-1 is to.ry

M r C ha rl es Mo rn s, B \ Eng li s h

Mr. C ha rl es \Vvli e A ll en, Ph , B. /-Ji sto r y am{ Ph ysiog raph y

Mr. I. C h a rl es No rto n, B .S. Sc i e n ce

Mr. Burrctt B . BouLon, B.A. f'ren c h

Mr. Robert E. S h ee t s, B.A Spa ni s h

Mr. L. T. Dun.lap, B .S. Mathematic s

Mr. H a rr y B. Bauernfeind, B .A. Com m e rc ial S ubj ec t s

M iss Theodora Youn g

L owe r School Subjects

lvli ss Mmgaret Page , A B

L owe r Sc h oo l Subject s

Mr. J o hn Frost , B A

L owe r S ch oo l S ubj ec ts

Mr. R P B e h a n , Ph B.

L ower School Subj ec ts

Mr. G. Pl ace

Lou>er S ch oo l

Ca pt a in Otho Lin g

Band and Orch es t ra

M r. William H aga n, A.G.O. Piano and Or gan

Mr. Frank Marv in Litt le Bu si n ess Manager

Mr. Da v id J. Varne s Schoo l .Secretary

M r Dorothy C. Bo sa nk o Se c retar y. to R ec tor

Mr s. D J Varn es Reg is trar

Se ld o n P Coo mb s, B M E Director of Athleti cs

Mr. George Arthur Fi s he r Quartermaster

Mr R o b e rt E. P owe ll Accountant

M ajor J a m es Schaefer Merritt Assi s tant Commander

Ca pt a in Augu s t Davi s Ta c ti c al Offi ce r. £-/ow e S c h oo l

Captain George Pr esto n Tacti c al Officer, \ '(lhit e 1--Jall

Se rgea n t ha rl es Na pier , U.S./\. Ta cti ca l Officer, Cray Hall

Mr s. Otho W. Lin g Matr o n , How e Sc hoo l

Mr s. Ade la id e F. Andru s Matr o n , Whit e f-lall

Mr s. Mar y C. B yro n Dietician

Mr s. Mabt.:I t\der , Graduate N ur se St 1p e rint e11de nt of I 11/irmar y

Frank C ha s e Wade , M . D .

/\ll'red A ins worth W a de , lvl D. Sc h oo l Ph ys i cian s

J ames I< Duff , D D .S. I ea n Li e b , D.D. S. · School Dentist s

Classes

Class of 1927

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS

R o b e rt /\. Gi ll Pr c,idc nt

L L e nt : C h a ffee. Vice-P reside nt

James C. Ca rl ton. Sccrct<iry

Arthu r J I Iowa rd Trcu s u rc'r

Denni s H C lark. Sc rgc<int -u l-/\rrn s

l\L\Rl I '-< B,\LD\\ ' l

'\kn sa id h e suw s Ln111gc v is icm s, Wh ic h none hesidc mi g hL sec; .\nd Lhat stru ngc so und s were in h is ca r s \\ hich none mig ht h e1H bL1L h e

l\ lidd Ic Sc huuJ '2 3 , '24, · 2 5 , L I ppc r Schoo l '25, 'zt>, '27, Co rpora l l lq Co. '2-1, '25; Sc rgca m I lq Cu. '25 , ' 2b; Second L1cutcnam I lq. C:u. '2b, "i7; Swor d and S h caL h ' lu b '2b, '27; 1\ ssoc1aLc l:.ditor of H e ra ld 0 2.), '2 5; L::ditorin Ch icl of Herald '25, '26; Va rs ity

·1 r ack ream 2b, Fi r s t Pri:: c C hri st ian C.ourtcs\ ·2b, L'p pcr Sc hool Pla y '16; l'vl111strc l S how '27; h airma n ppcr Schoo l Dance C mrnitLcc '26; Band '23, '2-1, '25, '2b, '27.

JA IE l\ I. ARNOL D

"J\'ot wi Lh blinded eyes ig ht do catch me pouring ove r m isc rnblc b ooks

l\ liddl e Sc h oo l '23, 2.). '25 ; L ' pricr Sc h oo l '26, '2 7; Company "D", Corpon:1I '25, '2b. Color Sc rgea nL '27 ; Alpha Tau '2t), '27, Old G u ard '1b, '27; St. Vincent Cuild 'z>. '26. °z7; I lead Masters P11 :c

'15: l\ 1icl gc L F o otbnll '23; Ba sk cLb nll '21. Baseba ll '23; Dw ig ht Junior Footh a ll

·2.+; B 11skc tb a JI 2-1, Bu scbalJ '2-1; O\\'ight

Sen ior FootbCJJI '2b, ' 27, Basketball ' 25, BascbnJI '21·: Var s i ty 13ns l ·e tbaJI '2b. '1 7 Va rs it y Tenni s '2b

"And though I have lin gered long beyond my time, To retire now were better than not at all."

Lower Schoo l 1q1q- 1q 22; Lower Football Team '22; Lower Track '2 1 a nd '22; Lower Tumbling Tc:am '20, '22; '24, '25. '26: fiddl e Sc hoo l '22-'26; Midget Football '22, '23; !\fidget Basketball '22; Co. "D" Corp. '24;, gt. '26, '27; Dwight Footba ll 'q, 0 2'i, '26; Dramat ic Club '23, '24; !vliddl e Sc h oo l P lav '24; Vars ity Tn1ck '26; "Corre Bnck ·show " '26; St. V incent's Gui ld '24, '25, '26, '27; Old Gua rd '23, '24, '25,. '26, '27; Choir '22; l.lass Hi storian '27; '27; Dwight Track '24, '25, '26; Pi Delta '26, '27; RiOc Team '25 , '26.

ROBERT

"H is silence is mon: eloquent than words."

. Upper Schoo l '26, '27; Alpha Tau '2q , 27; B lake Footba ll and Basketball '2(), '27; Baseba ll '26; Tennis.

BARBER

WINSTON BLOCH

" I take a ll knowledge to be my province ' - Lord

Bloch

Upper Sc h oo l '27; A lph a Ta y 27; Football '27; Ririe Team 27; /\11 ha Tau Debate Team '27.

REUBEN BEAMAN

"Litt le drop s of water, li ttle grain5 of sand, Build a mighty Beaman. Famed throughout the land ."

Upper ">d1uo l '27; DeclRmation Co ntest '27; o. "C" '27; Decoration CommiLte _· Senior Prom '27; Pi Delta ·,,7.

jt\1 1ES C. CARLTON

"The World cheats those w ho h o ld no o ffi ce; I um blessed wiLh hi gh offic ia l ran k."

\'arsiLy Footbal l 25, '26; l'diddlc Schoo l '2+. '25; U pp r Sc h oo l '2b, '27; Se r geant Compa n y "B " '26; 1s t Sgt. Company "i\ I " 'ib: 1st LicuL. 26 , .27; A lph a Tau ·2b, ·2 7; B lake Basketba ll 2 5; B luke Footba ll '15; Varsity Tr ack '1b, '27; f\ co l y Lc's Guild '15, '26, '27; R;iA c Tc<1111 '15, '2(i, '17; H a b e rl y med a l 16; Jeda l fo r Jmdin Throw Secre t a r y Sen ior C lass '27; At hlcLi c Editor Ta tier '27; Sl\'or d umJ. S h cat h '27.

L. LE TZ C i 11\ FFEE

" I snid, ·o Sou l. 111<1ke merry and curou-;c. Dear so ul, fo r a ll 1s we ll'. "

i\ fid dle Schoo l · 2 1 , '22, '23, q, 25

Llrpc r Sc hoo l '2l\ '27; Sergeant lidd lt.: Sc h oo l '2+: F i rsl LicULcnunt 1idd le Sc ho o l '25, Company " I ",Co rporal '23, Se rgea nt '2.+, F ir s t Sergeant '25, First UeutenanL · 2l'. Cap lam · 2 i" Commence-

ment Danct: Corrnnitu:c ·25: ScconJ

H cR cl of Thir d Form '2+: Dwight .Juniur FootbRll '21, Basketb<1l l '22, Bu,cbu ll '22; Dwight Sen ior Football ·n. '21; Ba ske tball '22, '23, CupLain '2+. Buscball '22, '23, '2+: VarsiLy Footbn ll '2..;, '25 '26; Va rsit y Ba ske tb<ill "25 'lb; \'ur ity BAscba ll '15; Old Guard '25, '2b, '27; Pi Della 'zb, Sec r t: t an· '27; Rifk Team '25, "26; I lowit:cr Pl ntoon '2b, '27

C h a ir ma n l lppn Schoo l Dunce '16; Pr es id en t Grnncl Rapid s C iuh '2b, '27; Swo rd and SheaLh C lub '2b. '17; Business i\Aana_gcr '27; Vice-President t:111 o r C lass 27.

ROBER 1· /\. DOBSON

' 'The wo rld chea t s those who ca nn o L reiKl : J. happi l y, mastered sc ript a nti pen "

Lippe r Sc h oo l 'i;, 'ib, '27; :\lpha Tau '25, '26, '27, Scc reta r y-Ln:as un: r "2 1,, ':.7; '" L)" Co. '25, '26, ,o rp ora l : l ldq. Co 27, Co lo r Se rgea nt Dwight F oo Lh a ll '25, '26, '27; Dwight BaskeLbal l '2b, ·27; Dw ig ht Track '2h, '27; I leruld Sta ff '25, '2(\ Herald Ed itor - in -C hi ef '17; Tatlcr S taff '27; Co mm c nccm e nL Danc e Decorati n g Comm ittee '26; Fuundcr's Da y Oance D econ1tin g Co mmitt ee, Assbti;nt Ch<lirma n , '2b; A lph a Tau Debate 26; \\ "inne r Come nmc cmc nt Essay Co nt est '1b; Declamation ,on tes t ·2Ci; "Thank You, Doctor" '26; A lph a Delta T a u Society '27; H abcr l y Medal '26; Fir s t V Form '26; I lowc Sc h oo l Dramatic Club '1b, '27.

DE N ' IS H. C L/\RK

"In the name nf the Cods, I beg you LO think

l\f iddk Sc hool 25; lip per Schoo l '26, '17; Alrhn Tau '16, '27, Program Com' rnit.tcc ' 17;" If '' C:o '25, '26, '27, Corp ora l '2 7; f\1<1ck F om hall '16, ' 27; Va r s ity 13a scba ll '26. '27; Tarlcr Staff '27; .o mmcnecircnr Drn1ce DccoratingCommittec '1b; Se rgea nt -a t-Arm s C lass '27; "Thank Y o u , Doctor " 26; Alpha Delta Tm.1 1b. Secreta r y-t reas ur e r '17.

EDWARD DODDS

"I came, I saw, I umdcpcirting."

UppcrSchool ' 25, '26, '27; Alpha T a u 25, '26, '27; Co rp o ra l Co. '" D" '26 , '27; Aco l ytes Gui ld '26, '27; Alpha Tau Dcbati1ig Te a m '25, '26; D ec la mati o n Co nt est '25; Mi nst rel S how '27.

JA CK FERCL ISON

·· lf I s ho uld return in mv ub scncc, detain me till l get back

Upper Sc h oo l '26, 2.7; Pi Dcltu '2(,, ' 27; Mack F om b a ll 0 2l\ '27; Se ni o r Pl ay '26 , 2.J; o mp a n y "B" '21J, '27; l\ lin ,tre l Show '26, '27; I !owe Sc h oo l Drumutic C l ub '26, '27.

ROBERT A. G IL L

" I le saw life stead i ly and saw ir w h o le.·

!\. fi dd le Schoo l '23, ·2-1. 2\"; Blake Football '23, '2-1, '25, '20. '27; B lake Basketha ll '23, '2-1. '25; Blake C lub 2J. '2-1, '25, '20, '27; B lake Ba se hu ll '23, '2-1. '25. '20; M iddl e Sc h oo l Decorat in g Co mmittee '23, '2-1 , '25; Sa in t V in cent'.-; ( '23, '2-1, '25, '20, '27; Mo s t tru s lwo r thy ca d et '2.1; I l o n o rab le m e ntion acade 1i1ic w o rk '2 3; l l a b e rl y Meda I ·2-1; Seco nd fourt h fo rm '2-1; C hri s ti a n M a nl iness '2 5; Pres id e nt Se n io r C lass ·27; PrcJunior C lass '26; A lph a T a u '26, Pre s. '27; Dram at ics '26; Mi n s trel S how '27; Sword and S h eat h '26, '27; 1st Sgt. '2-1; 1st Li e u t '25; Capt A d j. '26; Capt. Co. B. '27; l low it ze r Pl a t '26, '27; Rifle Team '24, Capt. ' 25, '26, 27; Uprcr Sc h oo l '25, '26, '27.

W ILL ! AM A. FULTON

"Sel f-revere n ce, se l f-know le d ge, se lf- co ntro l Th ese three a lo ne lea d life to sove rei g n powe r

Lower Sc h oo l ·20, ·2 1, ·22, · 2 3; Ba sketball 20, '2 1, '22, '23; W hi te Club "20, '2 1, '22, '23; Fuotbu ll '20, '2 1, '22 '23; Baseball '20, '2 1, '22, '23; A ll Point C up 22' '23; Sta r Li st '20, '21, '22, ' 23; Best At hl ete '23; 2 nd Li e ut '21, ·22; 1s t Li e ut. ' 22, '2J; Middle Sc h oo l "23 , '2-1 , '25; !\ l ack C lub '23, '24, '25; Mack F oo t'23, 'q ; Mack Basketbal l '2 3 , '2-1; Mack Ffa sc bn ll '23, ' q; Trnck ' 23, '24; D eco r at in g Crnnm itt ce '23, '2 -1. '25; Rifle Team '2.1, '25; 1s t Sg t. "M'" Co.

· 2-1; rnd Li e ut . '2): 1s t Li e ut . "26; Cap tain '27; Vars it y F oo tb a ll '25, '26, '27; Va r s it y Bnskctha ll '23, '26, '27; Vars it y Ba se ba ll 'q, '25; Mos t Tru s t\\ 'O rth y Cade t '25: lipper Sc h oo l '26, ' 27; C hri st i a n Courtesy "2f>; Swo rd and S h eat h "26. '27. ·

EUGENE HALIPR CCH

"Spr in g is deep and my term of office spcnL: Day by day m y thought s go hack to the pines

Uppe r Sc hoo l '26, '27; Alpha Tau '26, '27; Co. "O" '26; 'o rp o ra l Co. "B" "i.7; Es·ay Contest .'26; Mimtrcl S h ow '27; Tutlcr Staff ' 27; i\lp h ;:i Delta Tau '27.

ART I IUR ). I IOWARD

"But mu s t one really sec hicago in order to be educated?"

(Which part? Ed.)

Lower Schoo l 22, 23, 24; First Lieutenant ':q;Captoin '24; Lower School Football, Soccer, Ba sketba ll '22, '23, '24, Captain '24; Ba se ball '22, '23, '24; Track '22, '23, '24; Middle School 'q, '25. First Lieutenant Middle Sch<>o l 'o A" '24, '25; Co. "B'' ' :q, '2>. '26, '27; Corpon1l "25, Fir t Sergeant '2b; .Sccon J Li.::uLcnant '26, Fir s t Licutcmmt "27; 'o. "El " Baseball' 25; o. "B" Baskctbflll '25, "Srop Thief" '25; I lend of Fourth Form '25; Upper Schoo l '2b, '27; Pi Delw '2b, '27; Trea s ur er ' 27; A lpha I .::lw Tau '26, '27; Pre s ident '27; Second I lc<1d of Fifth Form '26 ; Crueifer '27. Varsity Baskctb<1ll '2b, '27; Var'<ity 1cnni" '2b, '27; Tennis in glcs Chump1on '2b ; T nnis Double s Champion '1b: Second be st drilled cAdct I lowit::cr Platoon '26, '27; hairnian FouncJcr·s Du y Dance Committee '27: Sword und Sheath CIL1b '26, "27; Secretary '27: I lowe l lcrald Staff '2b; Editor-in-Chid nf Tuller '27; Trca urcr of Senior Clas' '17

MJ\SON LEE

"He never h as any th ing to say, bu t h e says it c h arm i ng l y "

Band "24, '25, '26. '27; Co r po r a l 25 '26, '27; B la k e Footba ll '24, '25; Vars i ty Footba ll "26; M in st r e l S h ow '27; Pi De l ta "26 , "27; M idd l e Sc h oo l "24, '25; Upper Sc h oo l '26, '27; C h oir '24, "25, "26, '27; Bug l er "26, "27.

I RV I NG J OHNSON

" ] le w is h ed t h at a n y rate h e co uld fi nd a book of rul es' fo r s hu tt in g peop l e u p li ke te lescopes."

M idd le '2-1, '25; U p pe r "26, '27; ··o·· Co.; !J w ig ht Footba ll '23, "2 -1 ; Va rs i ty '25; Dw ig h t Basket b a ll "24, Jr. ' 25; Dw ig h t T rac k "26; A lph a T a u "25, "26.

BR LICE l\ lcJ N TYRE

·· 1 am the n'a'itcr o f rn v fat CHpta in of 11'y So u1" " om th e l ppl'r 'i;, '2(\ '27; Co rporal Co. "B" '2b; Sergea nt C:o. "D" '27; Blak e Foorbull 'Vi: Dwight '2b: Bl ake Trnck '2l'. Dwight TrncA, '27; 1\lph a r au 'zb, '27. Su int \'inccnt's G uild '27; ru1 1'b lin g Tc m11 '2b; Best dril led cadet '2 b .\ fi mtrl' l Show '2 7 · Sll'oru a nd .S h ea th Clu b '27

"W ha t oft wus thought but ne'er so wel l expressed "

Uppe r Scho<>I ·2l1, '27; Co. " li" ·2b, 27; Blake Basketball '211, '27, Pi De l ta '26, '27.

LESTER MUDGE

"I can res ist everyt hin g except temptation

Midd le Schoo l 24, 25; Upper Sc hool '26, '27; Dwight Footba ll '24, '25, '26, '27; Dwight Ba s ketba ll '25; Vars ity Bflskctba ll '26; Dw ig ht Club '2 4, '25, '26, '27; I wight Baseha ll '24, '25; M iddl e Sc h oo l Decorating Co mmi ttee '15, '26; Sa int Vince n t's G uild '25, '26, '27; Most Tru s twort h y Cadet '26; l l abcrly Meda l '26; Swor d a nd S h eu th C l ub '26 , '27; rst Sergeant '25; 2 nd L i e u t. '25; 1st Lieut. 26, 27; H owitze r P latoo n '25, '26, '27; RiOe Team '25, '26, '27.

H /\ROLD R. METZ

" Life in the Wo rld is but a big dream; I wi ll not spo il it by a n y l abour or care

Middle Sc hoo l 21, 22, 23, 24 , 25; Co rp ora l "l\ I " Co. 23, 14; Se rgea nt "M" Co. '24, '25; Mack Ba•ebal l '23, '24; Varsity Baseba ll '25; Mack Basketba ll "ll. '23; Mack Footb a ll '22, ' 13; Uppe r Sc h oo l '25', '26, '27; 1s t Se r gea nt

"B" Compa n y '25, '·i.6; 2nd Li eute n a nt "B" Co. '2(), '27; Tra ck '14, '15, '26, '27; Va rs it y Baskctb;ill '26; Vars ity Footba ll '24, '25, '26; C h o ir '2 4 , '25, '26, '27; M in s tr e l S how '27; O ld Guard '25, '26, '27; Pi D e l ta Literary Soc iety '25, '26, '27; Mcmbc1 Swo rd and S h eat h '25, '26, '27.

E DW AR DS N. PO RT E R

"Yo u a rc n n a rti st a nd will u nd e rs t a nd my ma n y lesse r mea n in gs."

U p pe r Sc hoo l '26, "i.7; Pi D e lt a '26, '27; B a nd '26, '27; j a::z O rc hest ra ' 26, '27; Se ni o r Pl ay '2b; M in st re l S how "l7; o. "M" '26, '27; Deconit in g Co mmitt ee o f F a ll D a nce.

C L EMENT Y. RCL::D

"My m a n , l don't gi\c a hoot if you o u t into flam ·s. ··

apta in l\ fa ck 'it•: Dcc lurn a ti o n ontcst '2h; J\ l id d lc Schoo l '2t1· C h o ir _'26, '27; Co. "!\.!" '2ti, '27; Pi D elt a 27; I lowc Schoo l Drnmatics '27; C h ee r L ea d e r '27.

GEO R GE RY ERSON

"Noth in g make o ne so va in as b ei n g to ld t h at one is a s i nnc r "

Dec lamat ion Contes t ' 25 ; Winn e r o f Dec lamation Co m es t ' 26; Oration Co nte st '2b, '27; Debate ' 26, '27; Co. "B Ba s ketba ll '26: o "B'' Footba ll ·25; B lake and Va rs ity Tr ack '26; Pi D e lt a '25; '26, '27; Co rpora l , Co. "B" '27;

M in s trel S h ow "27; H era ld Sta ff (assoc iate ed itor) '25, '26 ; Tarlcr Staff '27

R ifl e Team '26 "27; St. Mark' s G uild '27 l lowc Dramat ic s '26 ; Uppe r Sc h oo l '25 '20, '27; Va rs ity Footbal l '25, '26.

P IERRE RUB SAM

"! can't exp la in m yse lf , I'm a fraid s ir, because I ' m not m yse lf yo u see.

Midg et F oo tbal l '23; "B" Co. '23, '24, '25, ' 2b, '27; Co rp ora l ' 26; Se rgeant '26; D cco n1ting Co mm ittee M idd le Schoo l Danc e '25; Upper Sc h oo l '26, "z.7; Pi De lta ' 26, '27; D ec la mation Co nt es t '26; Se nior P lay ' 26.

EDGAR C. RYON

"With s tupidit y and so und diges tion man may front muc h ; therefo re, let u s build ou r s trongho ld upon cooke r y."

Lipper Sc h oo l '26, 27; Va rs it y Footb a ll Sq ua d '26, '27; Pi D e lt a '26, '27; Track '26. 27.

f-R/\ NC IS Sl\ llTI-1

" [ would rather he than idle:. "

Co. "B" '2b , '27, I o ne.: C:o111111itlccs ' 26, '27; A l pha Tau '2b, '27; l\ lin st rcl s '27.

WILLIAM B. WILLrAMS

"I find st ra nge ple as ure in say in g thin gs that I know I s ha ll b e so rry for having sa id

Co rporal Co. "M" '26 , 27; Mack Footba ll ' 2;, '26; Ii Della '2;, '26, '27; H e rald Staff '25, '26; A rt E dito r Tatler '27; Dramatic s '27; Wa shin gto n 's Birthday Add ress ' 26; RiAc T ea m '27; Mac. Baseba ll ' 26; Dance Comm it tee '25, '26.

FRED E RI CK R WELLINGTON

"A mi g ht y m an of God was h e. "

Middle Sc h oo l '24, '25; Upper '25 , '26 , '27; "B "Co mpan y 'i;;Corp l. "M"Co111pany ' 26; 2 nd Li e ut ena nt "D" Compa n y '27; Blake Football '24 , '2;: Varsity Football '27; Var s it y '25, '26. (Ca pt .) '27; Va1:s it y B ase b a ll '25, '26, '27; Pi Delt a Literary Soc iet y ' 2b, '27; C hairrr a n o f Pro g ram Com mi ttee, '27; T a tl c r Sta ff '27; C l ass P oet '27·, Com m c necrnt:nt Danc e Co mmitt ee '26;

Founder's Day Dance Co mmitte e ' 25, '27: Howit zer Pl i; Loo n '26, '27; 1-lab cr l y Medal '26; "Swo rd an d Sheath C lub" 27.

CLASS HISTORY

by H S. Barrett

Once upon a ti111e, 111any years ago, wh e n the Septe mb e r of. 1q 18 wa s bca utifying th e Howe Sc h oo l estate, I entered the o ld Lower School. Dr Mcl\en:1c was s till w i t h u s th e n, though not ve r y active The o ld members of the a lumni and so me of the. fellow s 111ay rc111c111b c r how o n e wa s treated w h en an invitation to meet the late Rector 1n hi s stu d y was extended, or, J"d better say , enfo rc ed upon an "unfortunat e. " It was m y ra ther d o ubtful ple as ur e to be at the receiving end of s uch an in vitat ion about three or four months after my arriva l. Let 111e add that, a yo u a ll know, the Mess H a ll is not endowed with mantl cs hclve so rfircpl accs. "A word to the w ise is s ufnci ent. ··

Bill Fulton s udd e nl y dropped int o thi s littl e world on a rat her co ld day of September, 1q 1q. That yea r we had tw e nty boy s in the o ld Lower Schoo l , where. the Adm ini s trati o n Bu ildin g now sta nd s. A new Lower was planned the fullowmg yea r. but 1s wa s a littl e late and did not arrive until 1q26. Bill feel s r at h e r blue now becau se he didn ' t know Bob G ill back in tho se dark ages. Between u s, we h ave see n the Lower abso rb th a t forme r s helt e r of the 5th Form , the C lub Hou se, now White H a ll. The o ld Lower gfl\C p lace t o Art Fi s her' s Q.M. Headquarter s, th e Rector"s office, a nd seve ral Ma s ters' a partm e nt s. The l\ liddl e and Llrpcr sc hool have been c h anged and even our C hape l h as been beautified with ;1 marble s11 nct uurv. W e wonder what our "a lm a mater" will look li ke in ten yea rs? ·

Came 1q2 0 w i th another Sep tember a nd more co ld wenthcr than was nccessury. "8oh" Met z drifted in during that n ob le yea r which wa s the one and 'amc in which o ur im incihle "dcven" beat Sturg is by a sco re of 77 to o. The athletic recnrd mu't h aH: impressed Bnb as he"s been one of our s tars in almost every s port ever si nce Bill Fultun h asn" t bC'en far bl'hind

Lentz C h affee ru s h ed into our mid s t back in '2 1 with var io u s notions U!' to the method b y which Howe s hould be run They wcren"t so good then, but now, as Capta in of D " Company, h c"s putting a number of t h em into pract ice and the re s ult s a re aqou ndin g.

In 1q22 three boy s c>1me panting into the Midd le Sc ho o l quudrnngle and. looking up at the third s tory, th ey dropped their bags and s tar e d in astonishment nncl fear \\'h a t did thev sec? Ed Gu ili ano ( remembe r him?) was engaged in proving of Dw·win \ t h eories b y hanging from a window b y hi s kne es and doing va ri o u s s imilur amic,. The three bo ys we re soo n to b eco m e use d to it , as can be a ffirmed by s peaking to "' Thatch' " J J;i rw urd. ·Art" Howard , or .Jim /\mo ld , the three astounded, "would-be·· cadet-<.

"Marty" Baldwin, "Bob" G ill , " Ir v" .John so n a nd Pierre Rub -.a m came in 1q23. This was the year that M<ijor cdwards fir s t di scovere d I )owe School J It.: hus hcl'n hen: e\ ' l' r s111ce and ha s been one of the "M11jor" factor s in our sc h oo l Iife In '>OTlll' re spec t s I !owe Schnol record s should be elated /\nno Edwarclcn s is !

The eventfu l year of 1qi.+ came a long on sc hcclulc nnd left quite a few interesting 111;1 1k s on our sc ho o l life. N,ot did 'Jim" Carlton. "De nny ·· l. Jark c,., i\ lud gl' and our o ld fn c nd Duke Wcll111gton en la r ge the ra nk s of the C.l:i ss of hut "'!\ Inn "" Wood climbed the flagpo le and did a b a lance on top

No w the year 1q25 dawned a nd as it a l so h a d a month callt.:d Scpll'lllhl·r which cumc afte r August, as we had expected, on l y one fellow , "Doc" R ecd, 1rnncd out runks. But whn"ll forget 1q 25? That was t h e year when "Bob" G ill was hurt 111 the Llkhan gwlll'. \,\ l' nearly evened accou nt s t hi s year. I wonder if any of u s n .: mernbl:r th11t ' "i\ Ii ldl e-l rpcr" F ig ht <nit on t h e parade ground, 1n front o.f G ray Hall? Let m e t e ll you abo ut it Suml' l prcr schno ln-u1 drenched a few M1ddlcr s with ic y p ump wate r, so after o ur tHl too formmion we returned w see k vengeance on the Uppe r \Ve cla s h ed on the parade ground. Cork fire buckets were filkd wit h water b y Upper Sc h oo lers, wh o, a fter proceeding to empty the con t ents m cr srnre of us, broke sev eral over our heads. Several M iddl ers soon bceun:c uncon ,c ious as a result of the mentioned tactic s and, I wa s inc l uded. I t seems thut the l '/1per put us w flight or ,, 1, it C. Q.? I don't rem e mber anyth in g except awa kenin g to fin( 111\'s l lf hl'ing up ; 0

my room in t h e ]\ licldl c. Th e r e h ave b ee n n o s u c h h is tor ic e\'c nt s s in ce, t h o u g h t h ey h ave been longccl fn r b y b ot h s iLks.

1q1L1 was n 't \c r y differe n t fro m m1y o th e r yea r sa\'c Lh n L we h a d q ui te an l'n la rgc m c n t <>f our c l uss \\'e welcomed w i t h open m ill s "S il e n ce" B a rb e r, "D o bb y" D o b son, "C n c"

I !m1pric h , Br u ce '!c ln tyre, ( ; co rgc R ye rso n (somet im es ca ll ed " I loss") :in cl Brow n \V illi u 1i-s.

I his wus the year wh en u ll th e 1m 1 ro\'c m c nt s und <i dd i t io n s to th e 'c h oo l h a d bee n fin is h e d \s h rcrncnibcrc d , " Th e F o ur r !o rsemc n " ran w ild o n a co u p le of pl o ug h h o r ses n nd n cow, and t h e I luw itzc r Pl atoon was o r ga ni zed fo r th e fir s t ti me. \ Ve, b e lo n gin g Lo it , h:id <>t11· Jrills in t he h ea rt o f d a r k n ess a ft c 1 · our eve nin g s tud y h o ur But iL was fun b nys Je;i m cd to s h oot q u ite acc u ra t e l y !

Th e year o f u ur gra du a ti o n h us co m e a nd h us broug h t w it h it B ea m a n , W in s t o n Bl oc h , .J;1ck Fergu so n , "Bi l l " l\l!cNa m <Jra, " Cd " P o rt e r, " E d " R yo n ( I r is h ) and Fr a n c is S rnith \Ve wvlcrnnc them g lad l y a nd a r e o n l y so rr y th a t th ey co u ldn ' t jo in our runk s u yea r or mor e b efor e

\Ve ha\'c been toget h er l o n ge r t h a n 1my o t h e r g radu at i n g cl ass of I lowc Sc h oo l. We h :ivc t rit:J Ln scL a ma r k, acade mi ca ll y u nd o th c r w isc, th at w i ll b e h a rd to t ic, mu c h less beat. J ' 111 S LIT'l' th11L we a ll Jcmc t h e bes L c;f w is h es fo r th e c lasses wh ic h fo ll ow, bu t we d o n 't think th cv cnn equa l our c lass of I l)'.!7. ·

CLASS PROPHECY

By DENNIS H CLARK

Newest Invention: G l ass Wheels For Our Horse-less Buggies

Detroit , Mic h , J unc ., 1g50 - A new t ype of auton_iobilc wh ee l has been invented by P. r. Rub sam of .Jack so n, Mich. The se wheels ure made of a non-breakable glass nnd wi ll out la t anJ'. type of w hee l, so the inventor c la im s. I he g l ass muy b made of any co lor so this n ew whee l wili be a great improvement over the o ld wooden or di sc wheel in Lh c beauty of the cur. lvlr. Rub sa m states that severa l trial s huve been mode to test the endu rance of the se w hee ls and eve ry o n e of them h ave been successful. Mr. Ca rlt on, p resident of the arlton Automobi le Co., who ha s witnessed seve ral of these te s t s made the fullowing state ment: " The Carlton Automobi le ·o. wi ll soo n put on the m arket a n ew type of De Luxe sedan wh ich w ill h ave the Rub S<1 m non-breuka b le glass wheel s. !Vfr Ferguson head of the sk etching department of the Curlwn Co. also suys that the new whee ls a rc the finest ever produced"'.

Laundry Convention A Success Miami, Florida, June , 1g5 0.-Thc convent ion of the Nationa l Laundry Owner s of the United States was a complete s u ccess. It was held at the Miami-Biltmore hotel of thi s c it y. Severa l new chemical cleaning mater ia ls were brought up a nd di sc u<; sc d. The new Smith Wa s h er, invented by Mr. F. C. Sm ith, ow n er of the Weller Laundry of Detroit, was voted the most important di scove ry of the year. The convention c losed w ith the e lection of officers for next year. Mr. D. 1 1. Clmk was elected pres id ent and Mr S mith , V iec-prcs iucnt.

Great Explorer Sets Sail For Austra li a San f7runci seo, Ca li f., .Jun e 1g50Dr . .John so n, Ph . D. Sc.D., F.R.S., one of the greatest sc ienti s t s of the day, se t sa il for Au<>tra li a to-clay wh ere he wi ll further his s tudie s of the duck-b ill ed p latapas , an aquatic burrowing m a mm a l of Australin I) r. Johnson state< that h e wi shes to study the animal in it s wild home, its habit s, a nd its peculiaritie s He ha s a lready s pent most o f hi s life in s tudying thi s mammal an u wis h es to fmish hi s workint.:s in A u stra li a in which he w ill be very much at h ome having hecn there b e fore on se\•cru l cxpeclitinns.

Mysterious Violinist Is Discovered

C levdund, Ohio, June , 1q50.-Thc American pub l ic ha s fina ll y di scove red the n ame and of the man w ith the s inging vio li n. I le Ir I. I I. Baldwin of Akron, Ohio. Thus1.: of us who h eard him pla y realize that he possesses un art h ard l y equa ll ed in America. I le hn s been broadca s t ing from s tat ion I "f C leve land. Mr. Baldwin ha s kept hi s nun .c safely hidden from radio fans for six hut finall y cory;entcd tu give up his narn:. I le received many gifts from hi s admirer' among them being u beuuLiful Cud1ll11c se dan. The donor is 1'.lr. L. L. Chaffee, th e q n:a t furniture m<ignatc of ( ;r;111d Rup1d s

"Hi Brown" Williams Leaves Stage

La Grange, Ind., .Jun l' . ., Il)'i -l\ lr . \\ 13 Williams , kno\\'n Lo the public ;is , Ii Brown .. \\ illiams, h11s rctin·d from thl' stngc. !Vl r \Villi:im s, who 1s one of ilw bes t b lack-fuccd conwdi1111s '' e C\ L"I see n s in ce /\ I .J o lsn n· s time , will be s11 dh mis ;:e u bv th· :\mcrieun uudience l\ 11 William s is to hun; the yu1ck«'t \\ 1t of uny comedian i;ver on the stuge with lli1L' exception, the inimituhlc l;l'nl' I lnuprich

"I Owe All My Success to the Advice of My Old School Fri en us. ··

C:incinnuti, Ohio, June .. , tq<;c... I hL· ubove wus mu de lw l\ Ir R. ) Bcarnen, general mun11ger of tht· 1\11"eri c«1n Commercia l Toy C:o. of C:111c111nnti, Oh111. Besides holdin g thi s high posit 1011 !\Ir. 13eumcn is the wcutest Lo\ huildL·r ol J\mcrica When questioned hy 11 report n of Lhe Prophet us to th • cnusc of ht s s u cce's, Mr. 13eumen 11111dl' the astounding sta tement quoted ahoYc l lcre 1s lw< s tun word for woru: "' \\"ht·n I 11 us u senior at I !owe Schoo l, I built n moue! of II Fokkt•r nir-p lanc. l\ 1y o ld school chun's upon scc i ng this mode l advised 11 '.l' LO t•nt er t Ill' toy bu ' inc-; s. I hud u hunch that I could make goou in this lm e of work sn uft l"l" gruduating frnm the l 1 of Cine1nnut i I \\L"llt into the Loy business. Now th11t I hold such a re s ponsib le po s ition with such u lur gv firm I will never forgL'I the ad\ it.:L· of 111\ old pals."'

Studebaker W a tch Company Elects New Officers

So u t h B e nd , I ndiana, Jun e ... 1q50.At a meet ing of the dir ecto r o f the St ud ebaker Watc h Co. a n ew p res id e nt was e lected. I le is Mr. F. R. Wel li ngton o f 1055 Ri, c rs iclc Dr i ve of the city. Mr. W e llin gto n has p roven himself to be t h e m ost effic ie nt and capab le man for t h e job, a nd we w is h t h e n ew pre5 icl cnt a great d ea l of succe ss. Mr. We llin gton, ca ll ed "D u ke" by hi s personal friends, grad u ated fro m Howe Sc h oo l in 1927, e nt ered M ich igan in t hcsarne year, and g raduated from that uni vers it y in 1931. M r. We llin gton s ucceeds hi s father who was a lso con n ecte d w ith the Studebaker Watc h Co. Mr Le s ter Mudge was a lso electe d to se r ve in t h e ca p ac it y of v ice-preside n t. He is an o ld sc h oo l friend and classmate of Mr. We llin gton a nd is a lso a very capab le yo ung man. The se two n·en wi ll do great wonders to t h e bu s in ess if predictions ho ld true.

Alaska Has New Representativ e Was hin gton, D. C., June 1950-A laska h as a n ew represe n tat ive in the H o u se. I Jc is Mr. H M. L ee of J un ca u , A laska. Mr. Lee was c h osen fo r t hi s work b eca u se of hi s wonder ful wo rk in o penin g n ew field s of business in Alaska. A laska is n ow t h e mosL va lu ed possession of the U ni ted States, and Mr. Lee h as clone much to make it so.

Prominent Military Figure Macie He ad of R.O.T.C. at U. of Nebraska Omaha, Neb J unc 1950 - Co lone l Mc i nty r e of Fort Snellin g h as been tran sferred to the U. of NEBRASKA where h e wi ll act in the capac i ty of Co mmandant. A lt h o u gh yo ung, Co lo n e l McIn tyre is ve ry we ll fitted for th is p os ition having g ra du ated from H owe Sc h oo l in 19 27 and from West P o in t in 1q 33. From West Po int h e returned to hi s h ome in Omaha w h ere h e took a pro min e nt part in the mi li tary activit ies o f that c it y. Whi le in O m aha h e married one of the popu la r members of the yo un ge r set in Omaha soc iet y. Co l. a nd Mrs. Mel n ty rc then m ove d to Fo r t Sne llin g where the Co l. took up act ive dut ies as h ead of t h e camp. Thi s w in ter they w ill b e s tationed in Linc o ln w h e r e C:o !. Mci nt yre's n ew position ca ll s him.

Acrobat Do es Almost Impossible Feat New York City, June , 1q50.-Las t eve nin g H arry (Hank) Barret, in te rn at io na ll y known s trong man and ac rob at, ast o und ed hi s a udi ence at t h e Hipr>oclrome b y making a st<i nclin g t ripl e fr ont Aip , th at is, j umpin g into Lh c a ir a nd at the sa me tim e making t hr ee comp le te revolution s :me! li g htin g on hi s feet at t h e s tarting point. Thi s is the f-ir s L t im e Lh at thi s feat h as been officia ll y wi Ln cssecl . Mr. Barret cla irn s to h ave acco mpli s h ed it a numb e r of yea r s ago w hil e in hi s Sen io r yea r at 1-l owc Sc h oo l. Mr. Barret made t h e s tatement t h at h e owe d hi s claim to s u ccess to the vigorou s phy s ica l t ra inin g it was neces sa r y for him to indulge in while a ca d et at th e above ment io n ed milit a ry sc h oo l.

Big Butter and Egg Man Wintering in Florida

Ormond Beach , Fla., Jun e , 1q50. -J\ J. H owa rd of C hi cago, a leade r in t h e butter and egg indu s try is at pr ese nt located at hi s wint e r h 1)me in Ormond Beac h , Florida. Pathe Newsree l camera men we r e quite s urpri se d at M r H owa r d' s uniqu e h obby of sketc hin g. Whil e taki n g mi li tary training du rin g hi s br i lli a n t prep sc h oo l caree r at H owe Sc ho o l , Mr. H owa rd b ecame intere s ted in milit a r y m ap pin g. The Gove rnment h as accepte d a number o f hi s m aps o f the b a d la nd s of F lor id a wh ic h h ave hithert o b ee n unch a rt e d

Huge Industrial Combine Formed Dayton, O hi o, j unc , 1q50 -T h e F ord

A irpl a n e Co mp a n y o f Detroit h as s ig n e d a co ntr act und e r w hi c h the Gi ll-Fulto n Aeronautica l Co r porat io n wi ll furnish a ll m a t e ri a ls for the Ford p la n es.

Th e G ill -F ult o n Corporat io n , a ltho u g h n ew, is o n e of the mo st progress ive a nd e n e rget ic firm s of t hi s co un t r y. Both Mr. G ill a nd Mr. Fu l ton g r a du ated from the Sc h oo l of Engineering at t h e U ni ve rs it y o f Michigan, a nd then s pent fo ur yea rs st ud y in g aero n a uti ca l e n g in ee rin g. They a re bri g ht , capab le yo un g m e n , a nd a rc a bl e t o handl e the Ford co ntract ve ry nicel y.

Mr. Fu l ton, who come s from Ga r y, Indi ana , h as o n e so n at H owe Sc h oo l st ud yin g e n g in ee rin g. Mr. Gi ll o f Detroit is a h a rd wo rk er a nd a capable lea d e r in the field of e n g in eer in g. H e h as invented the Gi ll Monoplane which m a n y people find convenient to u se for bus in ess. Both of t h ese m e n a r c ve r y trustworthy and e nt e rpr is in g so Mr. Ford' s co ntra ct wi ll b e well h a ndl ed

Famous Lawyer Here To Handle Case

Detro it , M ich ., Jun e , 1q50 -M r Edward S. D odd s, famo us New Yo rk law ye r , has a rri ved in thi s city t o h a ndl e th e s id e of the st a t e in t he bi g J o hn D oc-Sta te tn a l bei ng brou g ht u p befor e t h e S up reme Co urt . Th is tr ia l w ill probabl y dec id e th e long sta ndin g deb ate on t he evo lu t ion qu es ti o n. Mr. Dodds is a lso a ve r y n o t ed sc icn ti t in a n amate ur way, so t h e s id e of sc ie n ce wi ll be u p hel d m a nfull y. Mr. D odd s is stay in g at th e h o me of Mr. F C. S mi t h, noted l a undr y leade r o f thi s cit y.

Big Engineering Feat is Undertaken in South America

Linc o ln , Ne b ., Jun e , 1g5 0.- R. A. Dobson, no t ed e n g in ee r of t hi s city, h as s ign ed a co n tract wit h th e gove rnrn c nt of t h e Arge ntin e R ep ubli c to constr uct a brid ge a l rn a mrn o th s ize across t h e P ara n a Ri ver at t he city of R osa ri o. It wi ll be rcrnc rnber ed t h at Mr. Dobso n h as co nst ru cted many brid ges in thi s country. H e wi ll b e ass is t ed in fu lfill ing th is co ntr act b y R. C. Barb e r , cont racto r a nd en g in ee r o f Jo li et, Ill. M r . D ob o n is ve r y s killful in thi s li ne of wo r k a nd thi s feat, a lth o u g h ve r y h a rd t o acco rn p li s h b eca use of gro und cond it io ns, w ill s ur e l y be s uccessful.

Sure Cancer Cure Is Discovered

New H ave n , Conn., Jun e , 1g50.-Dr. E. N. P o rter a nu Dr W C. B loc h , t\vo em in en t sc ient ists, h avc found A ce rt ain c ur e for cancer . Thi s c ur e h as b ee n rnuck poss ibl e b y a powerfu l v io let ray w hi c h these two gr eat m e n h a\'C been work in g o n for the last few yea rs. They h ave fin a ll y compl e ted it a nd h ave offered it to t h e profess ion. The se m e n a r c t o be comp li mented for th eir g reat work a nd und y in g effo rt s in t hi s field of work. They h ave been working for the last t wo yea rs in the Recd laboratory uf Ya le U ni vers i ty donated to Yale by Dr . C. Y. R ec d , th e noted

1932 Olympic Team B es t of All

C hi cago , Ill. , j une , 1 dec is ion was reac h ed by the many promi ncnt s port s m e n and coaches ut t h e Annua l O l y rnpi ad Co m -r nti on hl'id thi s w·cck in C hi cago. Thi s temn, composed tu u !u rge extent of co ll ege mln, ddcutccl other nntio n s b y a lurgcr than uny 0 1hcr /\mcr ican T cam hus en·r cldcut<.:d thcm . Amo n g thc mcmbcrs uf that I cum wus I laro ld lct: of l\ lichigan who hold" thl· reco rd for thc quartn 1111il.: rL1n, "Fdu1c" Ryon of Cornell. roo yard dash man. unu Geo rge: Ryer son famous hl'a\'\ 'Wt: ight boxn wh ose " h ay makcr " is one of the e\·cr procl u ed.

Janics 1adisun 1\rno ld I V

l\farti n l lamilton Ba ld wi n

Robert Cha rl es Barber

Hcnr y Stanford Barrctr

Reube n.J ohn Beaman, j r.

W in s t o n N ichol s Bloch

janesCla) Ca rl ton

I .ouis L ent:: Cha ffec

Dennis Hays C lark

Rohert , \rrhur Dobson

l::.dward Shadcl ick Dodds

j ack Bernard

William,\. Fulton

Robert ,\ I bcrt G i II

Leo I laupr ic h

,\rt hur john H owa rd

I n·ing Dougla j o hn son

I lcnr y I\ lason Lc:c , ) r.

Bruce l\k J ntyre

Wi lli am Bradley !c Na mara

l laro ld :-- let::

Lester DeWitt]\ lucl gc

Clement Yates Recd

Edward Nob le Porte r

Pierre L. Rubsam

Edgar Coo ley Ryon

George l\ lars h R ye rso n

Fr,mcis ·1 h omas

Frederick I I. We llin gton, .J r.

Will iam Brown Wi lli ams

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CLASS WILL

I, George R ye rso n, with limit ed know ledge of the infirmi ties and deformitie s of the Senio r c lass of ' 2 7, h e reby bequeath t h e fo ll ow in g attributes of the aforcsmd c lass to the unfortunate Juniors

Ca rl ton's Lou fo r a better man than h e.

Wi lli a m 's soap box and joke book t o Warren.

Co hn 's practica l Prin ceton to Browne.

h affce's a bilit y to look h a rd bo il ed to Boyer

Rubsa m' s m o d esty to Ba ld win N.

li s t of g irl s to Whit e ].

I fa rw a rd 's kn o wledg e o f ph ys ics to McL ea n

Gi ll 's Fu l ton to lonesome L e hm a n

Dodd 's idea of M ich iga n t o Ander so n.

Barber's lo ud ta lk in g and bo ldn ess to Pierce

1-l a uprich' s imitation of an o rc hestra to Johmton

C la rk D's set of fa lse faces to R e n z

Dobson's eb raskan Bcttys to Old.

Mcintyre's grow l Lo Willi ams's \V.

Sm ith' s laundry m a rked "Mov ie Stars" to Ball.

R yo n' s imi tat io n o f H a rr y La nd gon to Ru sse ll.

Bloch' s "C hild 's Garde n o f Ve rses" to S umm ers.

Mctz:'s ab ilit y to c roo n "Mama" so n gs to Ford.

Howard' s C ice ro pony a nd drag to Di xo n.

Barrett' s bull -stre ngt h a nd b ea u ty to anyo n e e lse who ca n stuy h e n.: for eight ycurs.

J o hn so n 's fa th e r 's reput at io n t o H o tt c nso n

Le e's id ea of beaut iful g irl s to R orabac h er.

Ba ld w in M' s position of a so ldi er at attent ion Lu Trcdick.

S ea m a n 's a bilit y to get red in t h e fac e in l\fr. Bable y's classes Lo Paine.

R ep rese nt at io n in Oes h of " innocence a it is n 't" bv Ferguson ro Arnol<.l.

P orte r' s accomp li s hrr. en Lof putting t hr ee B' s in "but" to Standurt

I give fr eely R eed's phlegmatic vo ice and ifcNam:iru's research and douhtful certu1nly as t o the wh e reabo ut s of hi s father around w in gi n g Joor s to i\l<.lcndifer.

I , in Ocs h and bl oo d , a nd with m y o nl y r eq ui s itc Lo huppinc ss, hereh\ heqUt.:alh n•v urrhr· Li o n t o arr ive a t fo rm at ion s w it h not o nl y m y tic o n but my s hoe s s h1m:J, tu tht: uttL·rmost sa ti sfact io n of t h e Se rgea n t, t o th e e ntir e c lass of '28.

D ul y s ig n ed , w itnes se d , and cou nt ers igned ,£QRGE R

CLASS POEM

By EUGENE L. l IAUPRICH

L. MUDGE

A littl e man from Illin ois And quite a s h ark at pool, When Mudge is in command of Co. D, He forgets the Go ld en Rule.

L. CHAFFEE

When he talks abo ut Grand Rapid s, You k now he's never ad, But when h e says, "You're soaked", You know h e's very g lad.

\V. FULTON

From Lh e H oos ie r Stale comes Fulton, He' s Capta in of the Macks, But when i t comes to football, There' s nothing that he l acks.

R DOBSON

Dob s n is far too s wdiou s That is h ow hi s t im e doc pas s, BuL there' a rea so n for this He ranks t h e senior c las

C. R EED

"Doc" Reed is t h e well known lf yo u 've h eard him ing you'll think S<l, With a few m o r e years of practice H e w ill rival the late aruso.

J FERGUSON

J ack arr ived at H owe's po r •als With a sm il e for eac h of u s, H e's one of our best mortal s, With persona lit y p lL1 s.

]. ARNOLD

Arnold is t h e li kab le boy Who has been with us for many a year. He's quite well known for hi s fun and Joy, And a lso fo r hi s brain s and m ig hty car<.:er.

W. BLOCH

Bloch is new Lo u s this year

But I ' m s ur e we'll a ll give him a ch..:cr, For he's good in hi s work and he nc\'cr frcLs So 1 guess h e's one of I [owe School's nHx.kl cmkls.

N. DODDS

Whenever yo u e n te r I IO\\'C School h a ll s The fir st one you wi ll find ls Ned Dodds wa lker M ost persistent of hi s kind

G. RYERSON

Of a ll t he s tudents of Hi sto ry There a r c n one so bright, l 'rn s ure, As scho la rl y Ryer so n The teac h ers favorite and d e lighL.

A. HOWARD

"A" is fo r Arthur, that c ut e little man

Who, asked to recite, says, 1 don't think f can. And "H" is for Howard , w ho refuses to grow, He' s a lr ea dy so tall, a nd th e ceilings are low.

D CLARK

H e's the hope a nd prid e of f ronton, Is li tt le Dennie C l ark;

H e ' s h o 1 ele ss in hi s st udi es But t o the women he' s a lark.

E. RYO N

Eddi e R yo n hail s from Lan s in g, And a s p ee d y lad is h e , He'll get a c h a nce to s h ow hi s spee d In th e good o ld Stagg Field Meet.

C. PORTER

A bonnie lad i s Port e r A s hark in Gcometrv, When h e's out in th e wide, wide world He'll nev e r go out on a sp ree.

M. BALDWIN

Thi s young chap is quite a star

Who wi ll fidd le hi s way to fame, We know t hat Baldwin is going to s ucceed And make for him se lf a wonderful name.

R. BARBER

Bob is Lhc quiete s t man in sc hoo l, A nd for work h e's a so n of a g un When it comes to br a in s h e ' s not a fool And he'll be right there when th e battles done .·

R WELLINGTON

We h ave a lad in the se nior c lass Who 1·m s ur e is go in g to pa ss, He s tar s on the g ridir on with a lot of s t ea m , Then too , h e ' s captain of the ba s ketb a ll team.

B. WILLIAMS

Now W illi ams B is from Detroit, And ever s inc e to Howe h e came, We 've been h ea ring a ll about that c it y l t 's ho ldup s, robber s, and it s fame.

BEAMAN

A s ilent lad is Be a man \Vho never makes a noi se, Hi s a mbition is to be a sea man But he con sta ntl y pla ys with hi s toy s

JOHNSON

From a far off s tate come s J ohnson, A sc ience fiend is he, In fact h e 'll tell you th e hi s tory Of any in sec t yo u see

R G ILL

O ur p res id e n t, R o b e rt G ill, Is j u st a wo nd e r b oy, An d if yo u kn ow him , yo u ' ll ag r ee H e 's H owe Sc h oo l's pride a nd j oy

1-1 METZ

"W h y is t h e game so cr ow d ed T h at we ca n ·t find a scat?"

"O h, t h a t 's 'ca use Metz is pl ay in g; I le 's o ur b est a thl ete "

M. LEE

'T is sa id he ca t s ju st lik e a w e ll l g ues s yo u k n o w, so I wo n 't te ll ; H e fill s hi s pl ate with sa la d s, pi e, A nd a ll el se th a t m o n ey ca n bu y, T h en o n th e res t cas ts a lo n g in g eye; T hi s lu s t y la d l ' m s ur e I s H owe's g r ea t es t ep ic ur e.

I!. B A RR ET T

\ Ve n eve r nee d t o b e a f ra id W he n H a n k B a rr e t t's n ea r F o r h e ' s so p u g nac io u s Vill a i ns dr o p d ea d f ro m fea r

) CA RLTON

In sc h oo l a nd in a thl et ic s, Thi s l a d h as t a k en a lea d W e kno w b y th e a bilit y h e di s pl ays Th a t Jim Ca rlt o n will s u c cee d

W. M cNA M AR A

F ro m t h e c it y o f L a n s in g c o mes Mc. Na m a ra , And a m a nl y m a n is h e;

• No d o ub t h e' ll s u ccee d in thi s wo rld

A bookkeepe r h e w ill b e.

B M c l N TYR E

A mo d e l ca d e t is Mc . Jnt y r e, W ho h a il s f ro m 'way o ut wes t. H e left hi s h o m e a nd ca m e t o H owe, T o s tud y mili ta r y , E n gli h , a nd a ll t h e r es t.

F S MITH

S mith is a ve ry s m a ll b oy, Wh o is a lm os t hid fr o m s ig ht ; H e's t h e bi gges t wo rr y o f th e d oc t o rs, 'Ca u se h e h as n o a pp e tit e

P. R U BSA M

Wh e n yo u ' r e blu e a nd h o m es ic k t oo B e s ur e yo u h ave a c h a t with Rub sa m; F o r h e's th e Upp e r 's fo o l a nd jes t e r t oo, But we a ll g ive him cr edit for b e in g so ve r y h a nd so m e.

FINIS

JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS

· L. D e li g ia nni s Pr es id e nt Benjamin L e hman V ice -Pr es ident Willi a m H o tt c nsc n Sec r eta r y Nea l B a ldwin Trea s ur e r

THE JUNIOR CLASS

A ldcndifcr..1 G ill is R e n :: Ander son H a rward R orn b ac hc r Arno ld H o t tenso n S umm e rs Ba ldw in N. J e n.kin s Trcdick Boyer John s ton W a rr e n Brown e L e hm a n Whit e J . Deligianni s L Pain e Whit e L Dixon P ei rce W ill ia m s W Ford Putn ey

A lte r , F. Bag ley, H . Ba ll , D. B loc h, C. Boswo rth

B o ud e ma n B rod ie Bur le o n Bur row s B u rt Ca rve r

FOURTH FORM

C h a ffee, 0. C h a mb e rl a in C la rk e G C ull ey' Gage

C urti s Grave r G r ay Hu es Li s .J a hnk e K i rne rl y

Let t Litt le M c Ke n z ie McL ea n M a n e r M e rt o n M o r ga n Nev ill e Old R a pp R oss, D

Ru sse ll Sc h ae ffe r Sc hl es in ge r S lat kin Stewa rt , C. Sta nd a rt , D T it tl e W e d e m e ie r W ilJi a m s a rro lJ

Bag ley, B.

Ba ldw in , J.

Ba ll , j

Be nh a m

Be nne tt

Be rd a n

Bo d e n Bosa n ko

B rvso n Cairn s

C ha lme rs

D av is, R

Dc li g ia nn is, /\.

D osta l

Dull

THIRD FORM

Dunn , M.

E::. lli o t l:, Jy , P

F a ul

Fr ee m a n

Fr e n c h

Fulto n , F

Gc t t im

G riffith

G ru t

H a rt e r

H a r wood

H o ll a nd

Ipso n

J o hn son, j

K e ll ey

J(c t tc rin g J( in gsto n

K irb y

L e wi s

L oe b e r

L y n c h

McC ulla g h

M ac d o n a ld

Mas t

Me t ca lf

Mc th cany

M o nt e ith

M eye rs

M ud ge, E.

Nelso n

P e t e r s

R o ney

R oss, C.

Ri e m c n sc hn c id e r

Rub sa m , j

Sc hn ac k E.

Sc hn ac k, J- 1.

S n a rcy

S prin g

S t e wa r t, .J

U m p hr ey

Va rn es, J

W mso n , \\I

W oo d

Abbott, F. Abbott, T. Alexa ni a n Alt e r, N Alter, R. Ba ss ford Be y rer

Bile s Bowen Ca rso n

SECOND FORM

C lark, Don Da rm s taettcr D e trick Di l ks Dunn, R. E. isc n lo hr Fergu so n , W. Fowl e r Couron Greene

Harv ey Ha yes J o nes, Krawit z McCord Murray

Niffenegger P a tnoc Raymond Rog e rs

Squier

Waddell W a lker, F Wa l ker, J. Wat so n, M Wc l fc ld Wil so n , W Wilton Y o ud

FIRST FORM

Ad er B u tz E l y, R. Sc hl cssc n gc r , M

A ll e n , A. C r aw fo rd i<:c cln ey S h e ll ey

Amio t Cejka

JVl a iullo S mith , L Sta ncl a rt, W Bor lirncl Dav hml cs R a h e Th o mpso n , F.

B u rac k e r Didri c k sc n R a ic h e V<1 rn cs, R

Military

COMPANY D

L. C h affee, Capta in L. Dcligianni s 1s t Lieut. Mcintyre, Secon d Li eut.

Ald cnd ifcr

Alte r, N. Anderson Arno ld , Co lo r Sgt.

Ba ss ford Beaman Bennett, Co rpora l Bloc h , W. Boudcman, Co rp o ral Bo ye r Bowen

Bu rl eson Burrows

Barrett, 1s t Sergea nt

Bow se r C h a 1rbc rl a in Ca irn s Ca rro ll Carve r , Corpo r a l l ark, Don

C h a lmer s larke, G. Dob ,o n , o lo r Sgt. Dodds, Co r pora l Fowler

Ford, Co r pora l

Freeman

Fulton, F.

Greene Gi lli s

) e nkin , C rp ora l

) o hn son, I , Sgt. l< in1e rl y

L e tt , Sgt. Loe b e r, Co rp o ral

Macdona ld Mast

Mye rs

Mcthcany Mudge , I::. Mudge, L Peirce, Sgt. R aymo n d

Ro ss. C. Ros s, D. Co rporal Rorabacher Rubsam,).

Sc hn ack, E. Sc hn ack, 1-1. Sc hl e s in ge r S idn ey Stewa rt , J. Varnes Wclfcld We llin gton White, L Corpora l Williams, W. Wil so n

COMPANY B

G ill , Capta in Barrett , 1s t Lieut. McLz, Seco nd Lieut. Dixon, r st. Se rg eant M. Baldwin , 1s t Lieut.

Abbott, T. A lter, F., Co r pora l Bag ley, B. Bag ley, H. Barber B loch, C. Bos worth, Co rp o ra l Bry so n Brod ie Browne

C haffee, 0., Co rp ora l Deligiann is /\. Detrick

Co hn , Sgt. Major Dilk s Dos ta l Dunn, R E ly Fe rg u so n , J. Get ti ns Craver, Co r pora l H a rw ood H aup ri c h , Co rp ora l H ayes Hu estis H o ll a nd J a hnk e

Ke ll y Kettering King s ton Lee, Sgt. McNama ra MeCu li ag h Mur ray Morgan Pa in e Putne y.Sgt.

R e im c n s e h nci der Roney Renz , Sgt.

Rubsa m, P. Ru sse ll Ryon Ryerson. Co rp o ra l S latk in S mith , F. Sna rey Sta nd art, Co r pora l Tr ed ic k War re n , Co rp oral Wat so n White, j White. L., Sgt.

1sL. Li eut., Ca rl to n

Abbott, F. Alexa ni a n

Ba ld w in , J. Ba ld win , N.

Ba ll , D. Ba ll , ]

Ben h a m

Ber d a n

B u r t

C la rk, D ., Corpo ra l

Cu ll ey

\.urt is, Co r pora l Dav is

Du ll

COMPANY M

Ful to n , Majo r

H o w ar d , Cap t a in Seco nd Li e ut ., H o tt cn se n 1st. Se r gea n t, Umphr ey

D unn , N.

E ll io tt

Fe rgu son , W

F r e nc h

Gage , ray G ri ffit h

G rut , Co rp o r a l

H a rw a rd

I pso n

J o hn so n , ].

J o hn s t o n

Kirb y

J< nox

L e hm a n , Sg t

Littl e, Co rp o ra l

L yn c h

Ma n e r

M c K e n z ie McL ea n

M e rt o n , Co rp o r a l

M etca lf

M o nt e ith

Ne lso n Nev ill e, Co rp ra l

N iffe n egge r

O ld

P a m oc

P e t e r s

P o rt e r

R a pp , Sg t.

R ecd

R o g er s Sch a efe r S prin g

Squier

S t e wa rt , C.

S umm e rs, Co rp o r a l

TitL le, Sg t

W a ddell

W e d e m e ie r

Willi a m s, B ., Co rp ora l

W oo d

rgantzations .. -

TI-IE rq2 7 TATLER STAFF

A rthur ) H owa rd Edit o r - in -c hi e f

J a m es C Ca rlton At hl et ic Ed it r

W Browne Willi ams II Art Ed itor

Denni s H. C l a rk Cl ass Proph ecy

L. Lent z C h affee Bu s in ess Manage r Rob e rt A. Dob so n Ass is t a nt Ath le Lic Editor

Eugene L. H a uprich Humor E ditor

H e nr y S. Barrett C lass Hi s t o r y

' Geo r ge M. R ye r so n C lass Wi ll

LITERARY SOCIETIES

Ald c ndifc r B a ld win, M. BA idwin , N. Ba rr et t Bea ma n Boye r B rown e, H h affee, L.

PI DELTA

De li g ia nni s, L Fe rg uso n , J F u l to n W G ill is ' H a r wa rd H owa rd J enk in s Lee

L e hm a n M cNa m ara M e t z M ud ge, L P a in e P o rt er R eed Rora b ac h e r

Rub a 111 , P R ye rso n R ya n S t a nd a r t, D. Tre di ck W ellin gto n Whi te, L W illi a m s, 8.

T h e l atte r pa rL of 1 g26 and t h e yea r of 1 g27 h as bro ug h t i n Lo Lhe Pi Delta and Alpha Ta u li tera r y soc ieLics Lh e b est d vclop 111 e n t t h at t h ese soc ieties h ave h ad in t h e ir hi story Mo r e in te rest h as been take n in t h e m b y t h e st ud ent b o d y, a n d t h e facu l tyadv isers h ave h ucJ li u le o r n o tro u b le in gett ing t h e resu l ts t h at t h ey d es ir ed. In Lh e fa ll , r ig h t a fte r T h anksg i ving, t h e soc iet ies m et fo r t h e D ec la m at io n Co n test o f 1 g26. T hi s co n test was t h e best eve r stage d . Eac h co n testa n t was we ll pr e p a r ed a nd w iLh few except io n s h a d h a d p r cv iou' expe ri e n ce T h e Pi D e l tn wo n t h is co n test a nd k e pt up h e r pr ev io u s r eco rd as c h a mpi o n F e bru a r y o f 1 g27 b ro ug ht o n t h e fir st a nd o n l y d e b ate of t h e yea r . Th e qu est io n d e· b a t e d was " S h a ll in te rco ll eg iate foot b a ll b e a b o li h e d as a m ajo r s p o rt ?" T hi s w as a ve r y exc itin g a nd i n te r est in g d b ate, t h e Pi D e l t a winnin g.

M r Ba ls ley is th e fac ul ty a d vi o r o f t h e Pi De lt a. I le a lso coac h es t h e society in it' a rg u me n t w it h th e A l p h a Ta u Mr. S h ee t s in t h e capac i ty o f fac u l ty a d v iso r fo r t h e A lp h a Ta u s u pe r v ises t h ei r d cbaLcs a n d arg um e n ts. M a rtin Ba ld w in is pr es id e n t of t h e Pi D el ta wi t h L en tz C h a ffee acti n g secreta r y. Di ck W e llingto n is in c h a rge of t h e p rog r a m co m m ittee.

B o b G ill is p r es id e n t of th e A lp h a Ta u w i t h D o b so n sec retary. H otte n se n ac t s as se rgea n tat-a rm s a nd Co hn ar ra n ges Lh c prog r ams. Th ese office rs h ave prove d ve r y capa bl e a n d h <1\'e h e lpe d to m ake t h e soc iety meet in gs int e rest in g a nd in s tru ct i ve .

I it er 111 Lhc >pring, n ear com m e n ce m e n t, co m es th e Ora t o ri ca l a n d Es·'.'.IY. Co nt es t T hese

1 ir< HT' inten:sl!ng as t h e work g 1vc n ove r t h e foo tli g h ts 1s o ri g in a l. I h esc so ci etie s a r c h' \pl ii 111 Jcvdopi n g orato r s a nd th ose wh o w is h t o a tt a in co nfid e n ce in th e n,sc lvcs as f a r h<ing uble Lo thi nk fo r t h e m s cl vc w hi le o n th e ir fee t Th e c a d e t furni s h Lh c ir o wn c nt e r-

1 111111 ,·nt, g iving s1 ccc h es, r eco untin g p as t x p c n c nc es and e pi so d es , a nd pr ese ntin g s t o ri c "h"'h .irL of l itera ry vci lu e.

L.1ch ycnr bot h soc iet ies h ave a dinn e r in th e v ill age. Thi s helps t o pro du ce a finer · s pirit 11 f cn 11 pcration mno n g t h e st ud e n ts. Dunn g th e c o urse of th e yea r th e r e is a lso a j o int m ee tin g nl thl' two societies fo r w hi c h so m e fo rm o f e n te r ta inm e nt is pl a nn e d

1\ihr graduat io n we loo k b ack w i t h r eg r et to th ose Frid ay ni g ht s w h e n w e sa t li s tenin g l 1 one of the fe ll ow m e mb e rs ex p o undin g upon t h e b e n e fit s o f foo Lb a ll o r r ea din g o n e o f Ma r k I 11 111 ·, hL11norous <ketc h es \ \le m ay h ave b ee n di s pl eased t o go Lo th ese mee tin gs wh e n w e \\fl'C 1n school. but after we leave we j u <t b eg in to l ea rn th e va lu e o f th e m Wh e n we h ave' 1 , gin u short afte r di n n e r speec h o r ta l k, we w ill r ea li ze h o w mu c h th e ta lk s we u se d to m ake 1n litcr,1r" societ ies, in t h e d ays go n e b y, h a v e h e lp ed u s [ ;1king c\'l:ryt h i ng in to co n s id era ti o n t h ese soc ie ti es h e lp t o m a k e Lh c yea r ve r y int c r cs tin!-l ,md nrc of va lu e to th e /\ s Sa mu e l J o hn so n says , "S elf-co nfid e n ce is th e fir s t r cq"ll' ilc to g r eat u nderta kin gs."

ALPf-IA TAU

,\n d e r,on /\ m o ld Ba ll Barbc.: r Bloch, \\ '. Cnrlt n C lark, D.

Co hn Di xo n D o b so n D o dd F o rd G ill

1- Ja u p ri c h H o tt c n se n J o hn so n , !. J o hns t o n M a cln ty r c Mc L ea n Old Pi e r ce

R e n :: Ru sse ll S mith , F. S umm e rs \ Va rr c n Whi te, J Willi a m s, W S idn ey

J\r thur 1 lowa rd , Pr es. Robe rt Dobso n

ALPHA DELTA TAU

MEMBERS

George Cohn Denni s l ark, William I lottcnson

The A lpha Delta Tau, when fir s t fo unded at Tome sc ho o l in the East in 1qo6, was a n at io n a l ho norar y fr ate rnit y fo r the purpose of promoting aca d e mi c s tandards a nd d eve loping the character o f it s memb e rs Th e chapter at H o w e wa s the eighth c h apte r to be esta bli s h ed. For a lo n g while the fraterni ty pro s pered , but in 1q 1q , due to the pr ejud ice e nt e rt a in ed aga in st C r c k - let t e r soc iet ies of a n y kind, a nd b eca u s e members hip wa s l imit e d to b oys o n ly, the fraternity was dropped n a ti o nally C um Laud e ha s taken the plac e o f Alpha Delta T a u 1mon g the pr epa rator y sc h oo ls o f t he co untr y. How eve r, Howe Sc ho o l retained A l ph a D e lt a Tau as it s ow n loca l fr ate rnit y.

In the course o f the p ast yea r , the s t a nd a rd fo r member s hip in Alpha Delta Tau h as been rai se d from 77.5 to 80. This m akes the fr a ternit y even m o r e se lect ive than it h as b ee n prev io u s l y.

The work of Alpha De l ta T a u h as been m ost s ucce ss ful. Ever y member o f the two hi g hest forms makes it hi s aim to b eco me eligible for the f ra tcrnit y. Each year two Juni o rs arc se lec t ed n ea r the e nd of the year t o carry o n the wo rk of the frat e rnit y in the cour se o f the coming year.

THE OLD GUARD

Thi;rc a n o r ga ni zat ion in thi s s chool that to the o ld bo ys and mo s t of the new n eeds litt le ex planation. That organi.zation is the Old Guard; Th e re is but one r equi s ite for m e mbersh ip Lhat is in ma n y way s a difficult one to se cure. 1 o become a memb e r a cadet mu s t h ave ..:nmplctcd at leas t fo u r full .yea r s a t How e. At. the e nd o.f each yea r a dinn e r is h e ld at which 1 he pres id e nt for Lh c l o ll ow 1n g yea r 1s e lected, 1f the pre s ident at th e tim e 1s graduating. For sL'\era l yea rs Wi lli a m Fulton h as held thi s coveted pos iti o n

The O ld Gua rd s are the o n es that a rc "looke d up to" a nd re pected on the campu s. Their 1n'ign ia is a littl e c h ev ron worn o n the left a rm on which is e mbro idered the word s "Howe

.Schoo l O ld G u a rd " followed b y a numb e r o f s tar s represe nting the numb e r of yea rs the cadet has h ccn at t h e sc h oo l. D av id Sta nd art is the o ld es t member of the Old Guard, comp le ting this year h is tent h year in the sc h oo l. Th e o ther m e mbers of the organization are:

:\lex Ale xa nian

j;in1cs Arno ld

}· Jar r y Barrett

J\· IHrtin B a ldw in Willium Boswo rth

D maid 8::iu::lc•11an

Frank Bosanko

I larvcy Bryson

l.1>u 1s Ca rs on

l.cnt: Cha ffee

\rHommis Dcli g 1anni s

I nodonias Dcligia nni s

Philip E ly

William Fult o n

Rob e rt Gi ll

Fred Har vey

Thatcher H a r wa rd

A rthur H owa rd

Wi lli a m H ottc n se n

Irving J o hn so n

H a r vey Kimerly

Frank Littl e

P a ul L oebe r

I laro ld l'vlctz

J o hn McK enz ie

Rob e rt Mi ll s p a ug h

A lb ert Pierce

Pi e rr e Rubsa m

William S tand a r t

Da vi d Sta nd a rt

E lli s Sc hn ac k

H e nr y Sc hnack

Franci s Th o11'pson

R o bert Va rne s

J o hn \I a rn cs

THE RIFLE TEAM

The year of 1q i7 broughL, amo n g ot h er things, a g reat in tcrc i; t in t h e ri(le team. Thi s Learn made a ve r y s plendid record. Sergeant Nap ier h ad a ve r y h ard task before him at the beginnmg of t he yea r to so rt ouL Lh e be st f the raw materia l and tra in it inLo an accu r ate ri(lc Learn Lo represe nt H owe. Hi s faithfu l a nd k ill ed training meant ri-uc h to t he team, but iL wou ld have meant nothing had it not been for the faithfu lln css of t h e team members themse l ves. T h ese boys gave up a g reaL deal of t h e ir s pare time eve r y d ay to pract ice at Lh c range, and t h e res ult of this stea dy pracLicc wa s a team of which H owe can be pro ud

The team fired seve ral m atc h es thi s yea r T h e fir s t match was with t h e A ll en M ilit ary Academy team of B r yan, Texa s. I !owe lost in that match by a sco re of 1804 to 1 735 (out of a poss ibl e 2000) In a ga ll e r y m atc h conducted by C ul ve r M ili tary Academy in which the followi n g teams we re r ep rese nt e d Mis so uri Mi li tary Aca d e m y, C ul ve r Mi li tary Academy, Virginia Po l ytec hni c In stitute, H owe Sc h oo l, t h e Un i versity o f Wyom in g, C re ig h Lon U nivers iL y, W es t T exas M ilit a r y Academy, Bi rmin g h am High Sc h oo ls. a nd t h e Univ e r s i ty of Neb ras k a, H owe ra nk e d fou rth b ea tin g o u t eve ral univ e r s i t ies as is s h ow n b y t h e a b ove li st T h e bi g m atc h of t h e yea r was t h e F ift h Co rp s A rca Mat c h in wh ic h H owe e nd ed fifth among sc h oo ls wit h Juni o r R.O .T.C. uni Ls. In th is match a ll o f the sc h oo l in the F ifLh orps Area whi c h ha ve R O.T.C. unit s were rep r ese nt ed. How e a l so fired in t h e Nat io n a l R.O.T.C. ri(l e compe Lit o n for the W illi am Rando l ph I lcarst Trophy.

T he indi v idu a l s coring of the team members a nd t h e ranking of the team for the year is s h own by t h e individu a l sco res in the Fifth Corps Arca Match which are g i ven be low. The fo ll owi ng team members wi ll be b ack n ext yea r to form a n ucl e u s fo r the team of r qi8: Dixon , Ren z, Putney, Old, G riffith , Wedemeier, and Morga n.

Fift h Corps Area Gallery Match of 1927:

Galler:-, Ivfatch between Culver Military Academy a nd HoweSchool

THE CHOIR

l\ lr W illi am Il agan, hair-ma tc r and orga ni s t, h as been <it H owe five yea rs, a nd during th ill t im e h e h as worke d pa in stak in g l y with th e choir. No t o nl y ha s hi s work wiLh th e.: choir been cxcc ll cnL., but ha s e nd eavored to. ass um e m o re respo n s ibilit y a nd g ive.: u s o rga n recita ls from time to Li me. rh cse rec it a ls a r c e nj oye d b y b ot h the s tud e nL s a nd th e town people.

T h e c h o ir , as a ll of u s wh o a rc at H owe n ow know, is tru l y very wonderful. It is thrillin g lo heflr t h e clear.d ist i nct Yo iccs of t h e c h o ir b oy · ec ho t hro ugh the c hapel as th y s in g th e Mag1iificat. T h e boy s' c h o ir o f H owe h as proved to b e so good th at they h ave h ad o ff e rs tu s ing in churches of ne ighbo rin g town s. D o n a ld Monteith h a d a g reat dea l of expe ri e n ce bc.:fore h e came to H owe, a nd s in ce thAt time h e h as impr esse d th e e ntir e sc h oo l a nd faculty with hi s marvelou s ab ilit y as a tenor. M rs. Young a nd Mrs. J o ne s ha ve un g se vera l so los i n the c h ape l during the co ur se of the yea r which h ave been e nj oye d by everyo n e.

Cart. Ling, w ith t h e sc h oo l orc h est r a, which is und e r hi s s up ervis io n , ass is t s Mr I lagHn wit h th e se r v ice. lar tin Ba ldwin h as played so m e exce ll e nt \ ' i Jin so los \\ hich h m·c been appreciated.

Andrus

B l ue

Bradsh aw

C h a ln'c rs

C h a ffec, 0. Didrik se n

Deuel

Duncan

Do stfl l

Gett in s

Gray

1 lm· il n nd Jone s, S. J o n es, Lee !J et:o:

I\ lo nt c ith

Recd

l\ lill s paugh Dup ui s Seve rn Spr in g

S h aw Sc h aefer

S t a ncl ar L , D.

Campa u Clcc

R a ic h e Ir Ba ls ley

!\-Ir o rt o n William H aga n , O rga ni s t -C ho i r rl"aster

ST. VINCENT'S GUILD

Since the beginning o f thi s sc h oo l there h as b ee n o n e ins tituti o n in co rpor a ted with the sc h oo l acti\ iti es w hi c h is a lso a n a ti o n a l o rga ni za ti o n St. Vincent' s G uild 1s the r e ult of the o rga ni z in g of the rim e h o n o r ed b o d y of Aco l y t es, C ru c ifc rs, Bea r e rs, a nd Se r ve rs. I L i s A hi gh h ono r to be.: cho e n as o n e of th e ars ista nts o n the a ltar a l I !owe. Th e duti es a rc t o Lh e Pries t s in the ce lebr a tin g of H o l y Co111111uni o n a nd o th e r serv ices which dcn'<111tl some so rt of a retinue One cadet is a lw ays c h ose n fo r eac h ea rl y 111 o rnin g s ervice a nd t iiTe is Ii mi Led to o n e week during whi c h h e se r ves in the C r yp t G ill h as h e ld the po s ition as h eaclaco l ytc fo r two C'-;cars a nd h as s u ccessf ull y ca rri ed o ut hi .s duti es, espec ia ll y in tr a inin g new aco l ytes a nd in th e preparation a nd care of th e a l tar s Th e fo ll o win g a r e me rrbcr s of S t \ inccnt's G uild :

G ill, /-l ead Acolyte

Dodds, C ru cije r a rlt o n , Co l or B e ar er H owa rd , C h o ir C ru ci/e r Mudge L. , Thurifer Pi e rc e, Boat. B oy

Arnold

Barrett

Ben n e tt

Bosworth

Browne

G ray

H a rw a rd Hott c n so n Littl e l\ fclnt y r e O ld

R ye rso n Standart D. Varnes J Warr e n Whit e L

THE BAND

Capt. Otho Ling, as bandma s ter , ha s developed thi s year's band int o the fine s L H owe ,<.;,chool h as eve r see n. Four yea r s ago Capt. Lin g came to u s from Morgan Park, a nd s ince th.it time hi s work ha s s teadil y impro ved thi s import a nt branch o f the sc h oo l.

The band this yea r is composed of nin etee n piece s. Some of these pl aye r s had littl e cxixncncc hcfm_e they came to H owe, a nd a g r eat m any h ave lea rn ed a ll that they know from ( 1pt Ling rhc who le sc h oo l 1s proud of t h e b a nd as they march up and down the field on p<1r.1dc. \,1ost of their s c:lc ct ions arc played from s u c h co m posers as Lauren s , H a ll , and Laurcndr.iu.

MEMBERS

C\•rncts Plltncy \\" a rrcn C.llrtis Lee Llwbcr

Cla rinet s Baldwin M. Little l\kLhcany

Sax.o/)/w n es Boudcman Jo hn so n 'Porter

Baritones Baldwin N. Merton

Trombone Wi lliam s J

THE ORCHESTRA

Tuba Mudge E Drumm ers Gett in s Ne ls on Sc hn ack E.

rhc H owe Sc hool orc h estra is bigger and better than it h as eve r been. Thi s o rgan i::a11on, like the banu, is under the per so n a l direction of Capt Otho Lin g. Al though the o rc hcstn1 does noL hav e much time to p ract ic e, the program s that arc o ff e r ed at B lake H a ll arc cxee llcn L.

·1 h e v iolin so lo work of Martin Ba ldwin d ese r ves s pecia l commendation. Mrs Young, l\ lr s .Jon es, a nd ]Vlr J a mi eson h ave p ica e el the s tud e nts a g r eat d ea l with their vocal s o lo work. Mr. William Hagan , piani s t, ha s g ive n seve ra l r ec it a ls in the cours e o f th e yea r , w h ich ne ed less to say were charm i ng.

Violins Ba ldw in l\ fcrton

G illi s

l\ fud ge E. Sch les inger

K ir b y

T rump ets Putney Warre n

MEMBERS

Ce ll os Trombone Baldwin N. Cap t Ling C h am b e rl a in

C larin et Little FlL1te Va rne s Piano Mr. H aga n

THE HOWE HERALD

The wo rk of t hi s yea r' s Hera ld under, Mr. Ba lscy's direction , ha s been exce ll ent. For .cn:rn l yea rs the Hera ld ha s been more or l e s exper im e nt a l , but thi s yea r the e ditors see m to ha\I: foLind what they want. Fir s t the paper wa s a la r ge pub li cat ion w ith advert ise ment s a nd other unnece ssa r y m a teria l. From this stage it wa s placed in m agaz in e form. 1twa s not un ti l lil't vcar that the Herald again made a new s paper with on l y the nece ss ary material in it. The f">aper \\ 'as co n s ider e d so good that it was adm itt ed to the Sc h oo l Newspaper Federation, " Jcckrnl ion in which o nl y th e be t western sc h oo l p ubli cations can obtain 111 c 1Tbers hi p.

The s Laff h as worked hard and carefu ll y to make the paper what iL is today Robert Dobson as l::.ditor-111-C hi ef and Warner Gi lli s formed the b ac kbone of the pap e r. Both EdiLor .tnd 1arntg in g Editor wi ll be back ne x t yea r to contin u e the ir sp lendid wo rk and perhap s

\\ 111 nL w laur el s for Lhc H era ld

I h e work of th e FaculL y Adv is er, Mr. Bal s l ey, s hould a lso b e highl y comJT e nded. It

1 ,m l v throug h hi s untiring e ffort s t h at the Herald h as been ab le lo accoJTpl is h what it h as.

I'hc following a r c 111e1r.bcr s of the s Laff:

l!d 1tor-in-C hi cf

l\lunaging E ditor

f7ucu lt y i\dvisor

Robert Dob so n

Warner Gi lli s

K. R Ba ls l ey

.'\ ssoc iutc Lett , Rorabacher, Varnes J ., \Villi a 1r s B Wat so n M. Krawitz, J cnkin s. Rl'(1ortc rs..... Boudcman, E ly P ., Ro ss D ., Gettins.

THE MIDDLE SCHOOL SENTINEL

The Midd le Sc h oo l ScnL incl wa s a new paper on the camp u s thi s year, and we hope t h at 1t is here to s t ay. It owes its b i rth to Mi s Libey through whose initi at ive t h e paper wa s sta rted. Str ict ly s peaking, the Se ntin e l is pub li s h ed by the mc 1T bcr s o f the fo ur th form. However, it dea ls wit h the new s of the who le s chool and the world in ge n era l so i t is of eq ual importance to eve ryone. One of the feature s of the ye ar wa s the recording word for word of one of Mr. Todd's famou s s ermon s "The S h adow of a Man". Aga in t h anks goes to M iss Libcy who took the time and the troub le to record thi s se rmon , which is tru l y a ma s terpiece The Se ntinel a lso afforded mean s for the s tudent s to have the ir essays and 's tor ies publ is h ed and thu s s timulate an int erest in uch work.

Too much can not be sa id for Mi ss Libcy S h e h as been h ere a long time , and dur i ng that Lirr c s he h as done more than can be i1Tagined to help the s choo l along in every way. She ha s furnished the fellow s "back b o ne" , a i t were , to go t h rough the fifth and s ixth forms with a n hon ora ble record. She doc rruch than anyone can expect of her A s Jong as s h e is tchind it. th e entinc l will a lways be a s ucce ss.

THE MINSTREL SHO\V

Thi s yea r H owe Schoo l revived a n ew type of c nt crta i111 rcnt, the min s trel s h ow, whi ch s h e h ope to repeat in the ft.1Lur e. This yea r' s pe rfo rm ance wa s the fir s t of its k ind in scvcrn l yea r s flt 1-l owc. T h e fir s t pcrforrr.ance wa s fo r the purpo se o f obta ini ng mone y to se nd the basketba ll tea m to t h e int e r sc h o lastic tourne y h e ld a nnu a ll y at the U ni vers i t y o f Wi sco n sin. Th e seco nd ni g ht was for the benefit of St. Mark' s Guild. The s h ow, und e r the ab le direction of Mr J am icson, was a hu ge s uccess. The jo kes a nd hu morou s "take -o ffs" o n th e fa c ult y we re mos p leas in g to the ca d e t s. Bob G ill a s int e rl ocuto r wa s the v ict im of a ll the "wise c r acks· o f th e e nd men , To h ea r Browne Wil li a 1r. s ta l k a nd s p e cia ll y say "w ild eyed and de sp" rarc· was worth the price of th e s h ow in itse lf. George Co hn a nd "High-Jenks" Jenkin s, en d me n, played their p a r ts well. ass is ted much b y th e ir n a tur a l so uth e rn acce nt Much credit is due "S mitt y" for hi s exce ll e n t ex hibiti on of the manl y a rt o f sc i f defen se in the l ast part of the s how When " R o lli c" Lctt sa n g " l "d L ove to Ca ll You M y Sweet h ea rt " to o n e o f th e fa ir er m e mb e rs of the fac ult y, the c row d wa s h ys t e rical. tvlr. S h eets worked the s ixtee n pi ece o r c h es tra int o profe ss io n a l t y lc. Vi s ibl y, but n o t a udibl y, eac h a nd eve r y cadet m oved h is feet to the tiir c o f then u s ic. I ncidenta ll y, we h o p e th a t " R o lli e" h as fo und hi s "Katink a". /\ s s t ated befo re, the s how wa s a great s ucc ess , a nd in th e mind s o f so m e "o ld -t im e rs " the be st o f a n y type eve r s taged a t H owe.

A REVIEW OF TI-IE FOOTBALL SEASON

to ap preciate Lh e g lo ri es o f a s u ccessfu l footba ll team, o n e s h o uld fir s t k n ow s.tnlCthing o f t h e i r tri a ls a nd hard s hip s dur i ng tra in i n g a nd practi ce.

The Learn was s t a rt e d o n it s way to state w id e r ecog n i tion a s c l ass B charrpion s of l n.liana, at th t im e o f the I C)Vi fo ot ba ll b a nquet , when it wa s unan i mou s l y ag r ee d Lhat ever y membe r of the sq u a d wou ld g i ve up o n e week uf hi s s umm e r vacation , in order Lhat Lhcy might return tu sc h oo l for an ea rl y training ca mp

On the da y sc h ed ul ed for th e open ing o f the carrp eve r y veteran pl aye r was pre s ent a nd reach to do some real wo r k-tru l y a wo nd e rful di s play of s pirit a nd eage rn ess to cooperate.

Dunn.g th is week of tra ining every man f o ll owed a very rig oro u s sched ul e. Lip in the rrorn-

111g at six-thirty, breakfast, and then practice on the field from nin e until e l even; re s t , l unch

111 d then more pract ice from two unLil fo ur was a s train that made more than one p layer l ook longingly hack on t h e soft easy life h e h a d so rece ntly l eft in favor of h a rd work on the tr a in -

111\l field But if th e re were a few longings. t h ere was no o uLw a rd s h ow of it , and the work pt:ngrcsscd beaut ifull y. I n. the eve nin gs c l asses were h e ld an d co n.du cted b y Coac h Coo mb s for the p urpose o f revi ew in g t h e rul es and playing principle s of th e ga n'e.

f t is easi l y see n t h at b y t h e time sc h oo l ope n ed the s quad h a d <Ji ready a d va nc ed ad 1rirab l y in persona l rh ys ic<J I con diti on, as we l l as in t eam o r ga ni zat io n AL Lhi s Lirr e n ew m ate ri a l begHn tu turn o u L w hi c h wa s so promi s in g that within a n ot h e r week t h e t ea m wa s more thun r eudy for t h e ir fir ·st game wi t h Wh it e Pi geon.

J:.usi l y v icLor ious ove r thi s a nd the two fo l low in g e l eve n s, the Maroon a nd Whit e we nt 111to the f:;: Jkhart game with s u c h determination to co nqu e r t hi s powerfu l team th at for a 11hilc it looked <JS Lhough th ey h ad s u cceeded- H owe co1rplctc ly swe pt E l khart off their fee t in thl' nrst few minute of play, a nd ended the ):ial f w ith a n encou r ag ing lea d of nine to nothing Brn in the l as t two p e riod s of the gan,e t h e l.c. lk h a r t team r ega in ed th eir composure and ea rre hncl· with so much pow e r a nd brilliancy t h at they s ucceeded in tak in g the h onors of the d ay fr >m I lnwe with anna l sco re of fourt ee n point s in contrast to H owe's nine

On Fmmdcr's D ay, Lh c Sa Lurda y following thi s defeat , the Learn wa s s chedu led to play S tur g is a t How e. H owe had be e n defeated by Sturgis every fooLba ll sea on for the pa s t sc\-cral years, w1d the wh o le sc hool was behind th e team to h e l p them win Lhi s girn1e i f they l ost cnrv ol h e r The t C<l ll1 entered lhe fi e ld am id s h out ing and cheering from so me few hundr eds of I I we patrom, cadet , a nd ent hu s i asts.

The green and white team from Sturgis, a s wel l as the cadets' were out for b lood. The sta rt ed w ith a n immedi a te di s play of s peed and da s h. H owe s cored a touchdown in the r1rsL few minut es o f pl ay. Sturgis, s trengthened b y the see ming nece ss it y of the s itu ation, accomplished the ame end a m o ment later . Thi s erratic play hown so far b y both sides quickly , c han ge d to a s t ea dier brand of fo o tb a ll. The ha l f ended, wiL h H owe in the lead, after a s trug g le durin g whic h hoLh Le a m s s howed s treak s of brilliant p l ay ing. The third quarter, during which neither s ide sco red, was the mo s t intere s ting part of the game Both team s reentered the with se t te e th. They fou g ht , match i ng brain and brawn wit h s uch bri lli ancy that it s eemed that one or t he ot h e r of the se two ontest in g fact ion s mu s t s oon break und e r Lhe s tr a in But it w its not unLil !au: in the fourt h period t h at the Mai·oon and W hi te fina ll y s cored the la s t touchdown The game ended dee id d l y in favor of H owe, Lhe s core bci ng 17- 1 J.

Th e d deat of Lhe Howe el eve n b y the Morgan Park Milit a r y Academy on November 6th was du e to th e har\l s hip s of th e l ong, weakening bu s trip to Chicago. Thi s wa s Howe 's only trip mvay from home It was a new experience, and the member s of the Lcam were in n o wi se rr cp<i rc.:d for the s udden change in h o urs, food ,a nd water. They a rrived at M P M .A. in a rircd a nd Lra \' d worn condition, but rea d y t o ft g ht to th e l as L. The ga me s t a rted in I low c's favor, a nd cont i nu e d s u c h until th fir s t of th e seco nd half , when I. P M.A. 's long run ro n Lo uchdown gave a dd ed zest to th e ir Lca m , e n a bling them t o fi g ht their way to a \'icLory m·cr the 1'.laroon <incl Whit e th a t cou ld not poss ibl y have b e en effected h a d the t ea m been in correct ph ys ica l co ndiLi on.

Refu sing LO offer any exc u ses, Howe reLLtrncd to her own fi lei Lhe fo ll ow in g SaLurday <t nd took h e r revenge on Ft. Wa y ne w innin g the game from thL sc hool with an o\·crw hclmin g sco re of 12-0; and on November 10L h rm is hcd a s ucce ss fu l seaso n with a tq- o v ictor) over Vicksburg.

SCORES

Thi

y rfr. J a mi eso n const itute s th e most effec ti ve combinat ion of the

ROBERT G ILL -ca pt a in , a nd s t a r ccnLerwas th e ve r y fi g htin g back g round of th e l eum. G ill h as h a d t hr ee yea rs ex p e ri e n ce on th e vars ity e leve n pri o r to thi s la s t seaso n , h av in g won hi s fir s t le tt e r wh e n h e was a fr cs h1 ran H e wa s un a nirr- o u s l y e lecte d captai n o f year's tea rr> n o t b eca u se of hi s se r v ice t o the Leam. hi s nuITb e r o f yea rs o n th e s quad , o r hi s u ne qu a ll ed s kill in ce nt e rin g; but b eca u se, p ur ely a nd s i1T'pl y, h e is B o b G ill , th e o n e on th e campu s to wh o m th e fe ll ow looked for jus t d e t er min e d lea d e rs hi p o n th e gr idi ron and pe rfect s portsm a n s hip at a ll Li1Tcs a nd at a ll p laces.

Ea rl y in the yea r it was di scove r ed an o ld i nJ ur y rea pp ea re d , a nd t h a t fu r ther ac ti ve play wou ld b e li ab le to c rippl e him fo r life.

Th e n ews t h a t h e wa s n o lo n ge r ab le t o p la) foo tball was a h a rd bl ow t o Bob, but as id e fro m t he fir s t c ru s hin g a ff ects i t did n ot c h a n ge hi s i nd o min a bl e s p iri t Hi s h eart wa s a lways w ith t he team a nd th o u g h h e was un a ble to b e an uct ivc p a r t ic ipant in the fr ay, the eve r y doubt a nd fea r, t hrill a nd joy of the t en m w as hi s as much as thou g h h e wer e b ack in the o ld togs aga in J t is i mpo ss ibl e to ove res tim ate hi s pri ce less va lu e Lo the Lea rn What we say here m ay soo n b e forgotten , b uL n o me 1 r b e r o f the 1 q26 footba ll team w ill eve r fo rgcL hi s capta in

\V ILL 1/\M P U T NE Y s La rr cd at hi s p os it io n of qu a rL e rb ack. Quick t hinkin g comb in ed with hi s a bilit y to j ud ge a s itu a ti o n acc ur ate l y , a nd hi s effec ti ve d ec is ion s as to th e type o f p!ay t o emp loy in a g i ve n s itu at io n . m a d e Pu t n ey the a bl est fi e ld m a rs h a ll H owe h as h a d in yea rs. H is ve r y vo ice w ith its s taccato b a rk seeme d Lo imp la nt pep a nd s n ap in to the team. Wi t h t h e a m e s peed a nd effic ie n cy as in thi s lin e, h e gave a nd rece i ved passes. H e h a d a way o f ge ttin g loose in a br oke n fie ld a nd runnin g fo r ve r y lo n g lapses of t im e w ith o ut b e in g s topped W e re m e mb er m o re th a n o n e to uc h cl ow n th a t was th e re s ult of o ne o f t hose runs.

Whe n t he swea t e r m e n ca ll ed t h e ir co un c il to c hoose a le a d e r fo r th e 1q27 foot b a ll seaso n , th ey un a nim o us l y c h ose Putn ey

H e i ·an un cxce ll c d s igna l ca ll e r , a fast a nd tri ckv runn e r a pa sse r, a nd a c leve r m a n age r , a ll of whi c h a re t h e fin e q u a li ties n cee sa r y to m ake up a n a bl e fi e ld mar s h a l! a nd a s up e ri o r quarterback W e g i ve o ur lu c k to Putney a nd exp ress o ur uttr. ost confidence in him a nd n ex t seaso n ·s squ a d

H A ROLD METZ- I t is n ot every man w h o i s a bl e t o pas s a nd punL with the acc ur acy a nd cons is tancy s h own b y thi s capa bl e backfield man. We \Vi ii n ot so on forget the thrill of see in g Metz tear loo se aro und e ncl for o n e of hi s Lhir ty o r fo r ty ya rd run s to a t o u c hd own Metz h as p l ayed hi s full - back pos iti o n for three yea r s but Lhi s, hi s lasL. was fa r and away hi s b est He possesse d the s t y le a nd tacL o f a fini sh e d pl ayer, and we expect to sec him figured in Lhe lin e- up of hi s co ll ege in the near fuwrc.

[31LL Fl lLTO is o ur s Lar back if thal h o n or can at a ll be ginn to one player in LhuL team of sc rapper s. Bi ll cou ld run •o thut when he hit t h e Lackle s, the tack les w ilt e d , and h e co uld tackle so thut when h e tackled, the v ict im s uffe r ed-co n s id crnb l y! \\'hen t hi s pr ice less g m of peerless footba ll g r a du ates in Jun , the sq uad of '28 w ill h ave to uo so me exte n s i ve resea r c h to produce his vqua l

LENTZ 1-I AFFEE, quarterback , wa s thrown o ut o f play with a knee wrenched so b a dl v that h e wa s n o L a ble to fini s h th e se a so n H e h a d a wa y o f gett in g aro un d e nd for long gH in s that wa s b a dl y mi sse d af t e r h e wa s fo r ced to aban don the game. \Vhil e C h affee was active l y e n gaged in eng in eer in g Lh e team the pla ys fo ll owe d eac h ot h e r in s uch o s u ccess ion o f bu s in ess- lik e preci s ion t h a t wh e n h e was finally e limin ate d from ph1y b eca u s e of hi s injury, the coac h h a d a hard job findin g fm equ a ll y efficic nL quarter to Lake hi s pla ce.

JIM CARLTON is a numc that meant much on the lin c- u , of Lhc past sea.on. Despite hi s weight h e made hi s pre se nce known to hi s opponents in a ve r y fo rcef ul manner. Hi s spee d as w II as hi s righting sp irit ca rri ed ter ror into the h earts of h is opponents. I Ii habit of keep in g g lu e on hi s hand s m ade it po r.sib lc for quite a bit o f ya rdage to be gai n ed for 1q:z.6, bccau e he was able to interc ept passes and hang on to t h em. Hi s cooperetion wit h hi s team mate was a bi g h e l p in s ma s hin g h o les that were big enoug h to drive the proverbia l truck t h roug h the opposing lin e. We wis h him lu ck in co ll ege n ext fall.

1 GEORGE RYERSON was o n e of the two s upreme guards who made up H owe's imm ovab le lin e. H e wa s a h a rd hitt er-H man a l most pagan- li ke in hi s avage pursuit of the garrc. It was the jo y of Lhc on looke r s to sec Geo r ge cras h through th e opposing defen se, leav ing behind him a wha le of a c h asm through whic h H owe back s followed w i t h r es ultin g gains infinitely larger t h an those expe rienced befor e t h e time of t hi s hum an battering ram. I t will be a long t im e before Howe sc s hi s equa l in combined b rut e aggrc s ivcne ss and ca lcu lated cooperat ion.

L E :r T-A n othcr prom isi ng prospect for next yea r' s g rid team 1s Roll 1c L e tt. I le h as prov e d hi m scl f to be of g reat worth in the scvcrn l g>1mcs in w hi c h he h as pa rti c ip ated. We expect to sec h1111 fig htin g for Howe a t t h e gua rd pos ition ncxl year W h e n hi s name is forgotten, the memo ry of hi s abi li ty to h o ld t h e lin e w il l till live.

J J: J J ,! /\N was w h at Lhe Learn ca ll ed an A-1 center. H e cert .1inh was A-1; h e was s upreme. Lehman is one o f tho se rare men \\hi> decide ea rl y in life that t o d a th111 g poorly is wor se than nol dning it at a ll -t h e refo re h e executed hi s dutie s as center o n 1 hL J 111 \\ c fo ot b a ll team with an acc urac y that is se ldom c ncount c·n:d n n t h e prep-sc h oo l gr idiron Hi s m e ri tor ious cxec ut.ion of hi rcspCJnsib lc pos i tion wa s n oL th e on l y v irtu e to be attributed l<i this " •\cc o f .en Le rs". L ehman wi ll n o t soon b e fo rgotten for hi' 111 duminablc sp irit and outstanding n erve in action.

1\LD END IF ER-"Aldy" wa · u n o lhcr new man thi s Lo ' he te a m . I le pl aye d fullback and hi s s1 ecia lt y w as " hittin g th e li n e". Once in a while h e would drop back to pa ss a nd wh e n h e ·. lid Lhc ball went s traight as an urrow Anoth e r yea r wi ll find " /\ Jd y " as a fir s t s trin ge r. ·

DLll<.L:. \Vf.:LLINCTON', o ut sta ndin g v irtu e i hi s unfailing ub d1L v to catch a football a nd Lo h o ld on to it under the mo s t s urm oun lil"g difficultie s. Remember the Lime in the Fort Vv' ay n c ga111e? Duke had a bad knee a nd the coac h wo uldn't le t him pla y.

!\ftcr qqo coaxes Coombs fin a ll y ag r eed to put him in th ga m e fnr two minute s H e wa s in Lhc ga m e ju st o n e pla y, but in that h rid '<OJourn of scco nd ti h e picked the ova l out of the c lo ud s an d ran across Lhc last ch>dk mark for a sco re that looked pretty ros\ tH that s ta ge of the game!

j Vt\ CE DI XON is Lh c ot h e r in co m para bl e g u artl \\ho mfl d c up I lowe's t a un c h lin e. H e p laye d hi s p os iti o n at righL guard from o n e e ncl o f th e sea o n t o th e o th e r with o ut a s ingle min o r in j ur y. Th ey s i m pl y co uldn ' t ph ase thi s K e ntu cky scrapp e r Th e h a rd e r h e w a s hit th e b e tt e r h e lik ed it - ir ga\c hi m a n exc u se to d o so m e ro u g h s tuff o n hi ow n pa rt. It \\as \Try se ld o m , i f eve r , th a t D ixo n mi ssed h i. JTa n I le was trul y a de p c nd a bl e, un fa lte rin g g u a rd a ntl w ill b e b ack n ex t yea r to ,Ji,,,, t h e b oys h ow it is p oss ibl e to p lay sta r fooL b a ll f ro m h is stmd pos iti o n

L LLI S SC H NAC K was o n e o f o ur o ut sta ndin g e n ds thi s year I le pl ayed a w illy gan-e of ba ll a nd was a h a rd n·an to b eat o n defe n s ive work. Hi s o u ts t a ndin g v i r tu e lay in hi s a biliL y to take a pHss o ut o f t h e a ir a t th e pr oper ti1Te a nd pl ace a nd in th e p ro p e r 111 1mn c r In o th e r wo rd s Sc hr ack was in th e ri g hL pl ace at th e ri g ht t i1 TC. I le h as a g rea t re -p ee t fo r t ea m pl ay , a nd it wa du e t o hi s s u per b coope ra ti o n th a t H owe was a bl e t o co mp le t e m a n y a c.o unt1n g pass. Sc h nac k wi ll b e b ac k n ex t yea r

C LIRTI S was th e mos t d epe n dable e nd Pn t h e sq u ud I IL' pl aye d th e ga JT c w i t h a th m n enT " m·e 1-e d 1houµ h no t u sec ond Oos t e rb aa n , ur ri s wo n hi s ):'r 1:1 isc h ard wodz a nd unfa ilin g dep e nd a bi l it y. T o b e a n e ffi c ie nt. en cl om· m u t h av<.! hi s wit s a b o ut him an d k now w h e re Lo go an d \\hat to d o wh e n hi s s ign a ls a rc ca ll ed C uni s \\ as a h\ avs tl·c rl' u1 d d o in g th e ri g ht thin g w h e n hi s we r e ca l le d \\ e u rl' Cl n liJcnl th a t n e.x t yea r urti s, h av in g b e n efi t e d f r Pn' his cxrcricncc this yea r , w i ll eas il y o ut s hi ne a n y a nd a ll col1'rc 1i L o n fo r th is Cll\l'lcd

J EN l< I NS w ill b e b ack n e x t fa ll Lo pl ay thro u g h a n ot h e r seaso n o f foo tb a ll , but if h e pl ays a b e t te r ga me n ex t yea r t h a n h e did t hi s yea r , h e w i ll s urel y d o sorre ult ra -s t a r wo r k Hi -J e nk s pl aye d hi s p os iti o n at ri g h L e ncl w it h a stea din ess a nd acc u racy t h a L di st in g ui s h es u veLera n pl aye r ; t h o u g h t hi s was hi s fi r st yea r as a r egula r. On offe n s i ve p lay J enk s was cl ow n und e r punt s in b ea utifu l s t v lc a nd n n d e fe ns i ve p lay was se ld o m if eve r s u c k e d in o n th e t ri c k p lays o f hi s o ppo n e nt s.

LOEBER, h a l f, was a n ew a nd fo nun a Lc find in b ack fi el d me n . H e is o nl y a sop h o m o re \\' 1th at least Lwo m o r e yea rs in w hi c h Lo pl ay foot b a ll fo r H owe. H e s La rL e d ou t at Lh e b eginning of t h e season t o w in a b c rLh o n Lh e fir sL Lea m , wo n it , a nd s u ccee d e d in h o ldin g i t uf.lu 1n sL 11 11 mo r e m at ur e a nd m o re expe ri e n ce d oppos iti o n 1\ l toge Lh c r h e is a fas t, h a rdplayi n g, a nd h a rd fi g htin g b ac k L oe b c r 's wo rk t hi s yea r was o f a ve r y s up e ri o r n a tur e a nd p romises st ell a r pe rfo rm a n ce n ex t fa ll. _

BLOC! I-B ig B loc h , th e m a n w h o m we a ll h ave t o look u p to, p laye d g u a rd so m c lim cs reg ul ar nn d somet imes n ot so r eg u la r Wh e n eve r h e was in 1L th e ot h e r tea m kn ew 1t, a nd our side nf t h e sco re b oar d s h owed i t.

/v!E RTON was a n ew fin d in fu ll - b a k mater ia l t hi s vear. I Lwas d iseove rc I ea r Iv j n Lh e seCJSOJ1 t h at t h e re was, on Lh e sq u a d , a s u b ce nt e r , w h o, w h e n u se d o n Ii n c bu cks a nd s m as h es w as fo und to be a "c r as hin g" su ccess. H e was a l most lln sto p pa bl e w h e n h e c u t loose thr o u g h ce nt e r, hi s we ig ht b e in g a u g m e nt e d b y a fi e r y sp irit a nd a d ogge d d e t e rmin a ti o n tn make hi s ya r ds.

AND E R S O N, t a ckl e, was a s t ea d y d e p e nd a ble d e fen s ive a nd a s m as hin g o ffe ns ive man And y d o ubtl ess was the b est o n t h e t ea m , b es t b e c a u se of hi s co n s is t e n cy in hi s s uc cess in not p e rmi tt in g a n yo n e o n t h e o ppos in g t ea m t o p ass throu gh th e lin e o n e iLh e r s id e o f him w it.hin fi ve ya rd s. A nd y h as h o p e ful asp ir aLi o ns t o th e exa lt ed p os 1to n o f full - b ac k n ext yea r. Bi g e no u gh Lo b a tt e r hi s way t hro u g h a bri c k wa ll , 1f h e p e rf ect s hi s pun t in rr h e w ill m a k e cl b ac k d a n gero u s t o co nt e nd wi t h "'

H A LF- PI N T D ELI C I ANN IS was, as hi s ni ck n a m e s u ggests, t h e s m a ll es t m a n o n th e t ea m H oweve r , s i::c a nd we ig h t m ea n t n ot hin g to thi s li g h t in g q u a r tc rb uc k. J\n a bl e ge n e ra l , a tri c k y runn e r, a nd a s ur e t ac kl e r , D clli c wa th e ve r y c se n cc of t h e reaso n w h y br a ins a r c esse nLi a l in foot b a ll. \ Vh c n he ca ll e d s ig n a ls, h e ca ll ed t h e ri g h t o n es, a nd w h e n h e ca rri e d th e p ill , h e ca rri e d it t h ro u gh t he ri g ht h o le 1 e. ( Lh e h o le th a t was s till a h o le a t th e e nd o f t we nt y ya rd s. ) Del li e , we ag ree wi ll ca u se in va din g el eve ns Lo s hudd e r n ex t yea r if h e co m es b ac k to "pos t , as h e says he will

B O YER - W ith th e fa ll o f 1q26 C!l 1rc "Na ffi e" a nd t h e r est of th e foot b a ll p laye rs. I\ go o d r eco rd a t Mu s k ego n ca ir e with N::i ffi c". H e sta r te d o ut a t e nd , a nd a t th e fini s h o f t h e easo n h e was a t. e ncl bu t n ot th e e nd Durin g th e w h o le seaso n h e p laye d th e ga m e a nd did it wel l , b ox in g a ll e nd run s a nd ma kin g m a n y d n rin g t a kcl es. On e m ore yea r a nd Dirk w ill p ara d e t h e camp us with a bi g H o n hi s c h es t.

RYO N-W i t h th e hoard fro m Lan s in g came E ddi e Ryon. 1 le pl ayed hi s e n d pos iLi o n w i t h the abi lit v a nd determination of a vetera n , neve r a ll ow in g a pl<1y to get :1round him U nf o rtun a te l y h e wi 11 n ot b e b t1 ck n ex't vca r to d o more for the :; chool.

I FE \\'h e n foo Lb a ll camp fir s L ope n e d las t fa ll , l, cc ri g hL Lh cre r ea d y t o s t <1 rl Many Aflll'l'' saw t h e r esu ll of hi s wo r k. /\ s t a ckle iL took a mighty good be1 ck t o worm hi s pa s t him f\ Lh e rc bt: mor e li ke him in the futur e

N. 13/\LDW I -Co min g up from th e c lub s Ba ldwin s h owe d hi s meta l o n the va rs ity w such an exte nt th at ne x t yea r wi ll find him a r·cg ul a r g uard I li s defen s ive work i's ,·srcc 1.i ll y

I l i\ RW ;\R D-For three lo n g fa ll s ·Thatch.. h as work e d and plodded in a n effo rt Lo obtain Lhc coveted ··1 I Even sc;;so n h H< hrnu g h t w itl 1 it so me n ew di ssa pointmcnt w hich robbed him o f hi s lette r R ega rdl ess of thi s fe1ct h e WA S o ut a ll t h e.; Li rrc. worked hmd , a nd when h e p laye d h ard.

CLUB FOOTBALL SEASON

i\t t h e fir st ca ll of footba ll Lhc C lub men r epo rt ed in la rge numbers a nd exce ll e nt quality to Lheir re spective coac h es. The seaso n turned o ut to b e o n e of the best, i f n ot t h e b est, Club seaso n s in t h e hi s tory of the sc h oo l. The B lakes, w ho h ad held the s upr emacy for severa l years. were forced to take a back sca t a nd g i ve th e front row to t h e Dwights. The Dwight s wiLh an exceed in g ly fa s t team, went throug h the seaso n w ith o ut being d efeated a nd w i thout having H sco re made upon t h e m until t h e last game of the easo n w ith t h e Macs.

The fir s t game of the seaso n ended in a v icto r y for the Dwights ove r t h e last yea r 's cha1rpions , the B lakes. The score was 6-o, the one touc h down be in g made by jimmy Arno ld, captain of the Dwight s, w h o int e rcepted a B lake pass a nd ra n .+O yds. fo r the wi nnin g sco r e.

The Dw ig ht s romped away with t h e seco n d C lu b ga m e of the seaso n w h e n t h ey walloped the Mucs 16-0. The ga m e a s tart ling exa mpl e of s upr emacy o f spee d over weight in modern footbal l.

/\ga in in the t hird ga m e the Macs were o n t h e s h o rt e nd of a 6-o sco re, the laure ls going to the B lakes The Go ld a nd White owe thi s tr ium p h to the e duc a t e d toe of Tom Kettering who p ut ove r two drop kick s which save d the d ay for them.

By so me very goo d pa ss work t h e Owight s c in c h ed t h e Club C h ampions hip by defeating the B lakes 1b-o. Arno ld, Mudge, Mc i nt y re , Sc hn ack H ., and Dob so n did we ll fo r t h D w ight s wh il e the Blake s' s trong po int s were Snarey, Warren, l<:ctte rin g, a nd Ocligiannis A.

In their last game of t h e sea so n t h e DwighLs came the n earest to defeat, winning over the !\lacs by Lhe very clo e , core of 20- 18. H eavy lin e p lu ng i ng featured t h e wo rk of the Macs wh il e numerou s comp leted pa sses s ucceeded in sav in g t h e cl ay fo r the pwig h ts.

In t h e (111al fray o f the w h o le seaso n the B lake s u ccee d ed in c li mbing to seco nd p lace in the '"L i tt le Three"' b y triump hi ng ove r Lh c poor Macs to the tune of 15-n. In t hi s game a lso l<cttc ri ng" s dropkick s a nd Warren ·s defen s ive wo rk gave the B lakes tJ1 e e d ge.

The t hree couc h es , Mr. A ll en of t h e Dw ig hL s, Mr. Bouton of the B lakes, a nd M r. Baurcnfcind of t h e Macs, de se rve the greatest o f credit for the wonderfu l s uccc::s s of the seaso n.

ALL CLUB TEAMS

F ir st team

\V<J rr cn (Capl.)

A REVIEW OF TI-IE BASKETBALL SEASON

Alt hough. thi s yea r 's team was h a ndic a pp e d b y the f act th a t seve r a l let t e r men of the prev iu u s ye,1r were n ot ab le to come o ut , the team expe ri ence d a rath e r remarkable seaso n F u ur of th e five re g ular s, so t o s pe a k , were lette r men. Th e fifth, L. D c li gia nni s, s how ed all the ri g hl a nd expe ri ence of t h e ot h e r four eve n though t hi s wa s hi s fir st yea r on Lhc 'Varsitv ros t e r Browne H h eld d ow n the runnin g g u ard po s itio n La s t yea r du e to illn ess h e was kept from hi s berth o n the t ea m , but thi s yea r s h owe d a s trong '"comeback" o n hi s p a rt throu g hout the wh o le seuso n Th e scor in g parl of th e quint e t did wel l a lo n g that li n e. Fulton , We ll ing ton, and H owa rd with t h e ir deft pa sswo rk a nd cl eve r s hifting m a n age d to ro ll up a tota l of po int s during t he t hirt een ga me s that the y pl aye d. Thi s d ocs n ot inc lu de the m any poims m a de b y the gu a rd s a nd s ub s tituL es. A l th o u g h the who le fir ·st team wi ll grad u a t e, Coach Coombs fn r fr o m de s pondent for mat e rial for n ex t yea r Th e s tmn g se cond team coirpo sccl o f IVlo rgan at ce nt e r , A rn o ld a nd W a rr en at fo r wa rd , a nd S n a r cy and M e rto n at g u a rd , is expecte d to mak e as good if n ot a b et t e r r eco rd than thi s yea r 's fir s t s tran ge rs. Th e n in lh c dim dark fulUr e (two years) we·w ill h ave Ump hr ey a nd Burt s tarring a s H owe Sc h oo l' s wonder forw a rd s. Th e fou r tee nth m e mb e r of t h e team w ho is as imp o r ta nt as any is Coach Coomhs. New at H owe Sc h oo l h e prod u ced a t ea m th a t both h e a nd th e in s titution c a n well b e p ruud of Mr. All e n , las t yea r 's coach , de se rve s a g reat d ea l of the cred it for th e s u ccess o f thi s year·, t eam. H e t 'Jo k a g re e n te a m with t h eir expec t ed losses, t ra ined t h e m , th a t t hi s seaso n 's squ ad mi g h t m ake a n a me wo rth y of itse !L I t took a lot of " st uff " t o do a t hin g li ke that and th e t eam, in fact, th e w h o le s tudent b ody a ppr ec iates hi s effo rt s. Thi s h oweve r do cs n o t tak e a n y of th e g !My away from Coach Coom b s. Hi s untiring effo rt s a nd pcr scve r c n cc were t h e dir ec t ca u ses o f t h e team' s s ucce ss. FuLur c tcair s wi l l prove thi s.

Th e nr s t game took plac e in th e Midd le Sc h oo l gym a nd gave a d ec id e dl y fa vora b le ou ll oo k on t h e com in g sea 0 o n \Ve eas il y ro mp e d away to a 26-3 v ic to r y ove r the rather weak Sh ips h ewa na fi ve. I t looke d good n e ve r th e less, as it wa s the firs t game o[ the season fo r u s and lh c eleventh for o ur oppo n e nt s. A hard ga m e at M iddl eb ur y fo ll owed the vacatio n , H owe n a r row l y esca ping defeat, w i a 46-34 v ictor y. Two ga m es w ith St. C h a rl es of Co ld waler res ult ed in two easy w in s. ' J h e n ca m e t h e bi g week in whic h we lost to Morgan Par!<. On Monday of that week we b ea t the Mohawk s, a n ind e pendent team, 25- 15. \ Vc dn esday we defe a t ed o ur o ld fri e nd s S turgi s o n th e ir rl oor 5q-24 Thur s da y, Frida y, a nd Satu rd ay we t ook mid -yea rs. Sat urd ay afternoon Morgan P a rk in va d e d H owe, di s hin g o ut o ur fir s t defe at in a hard fought ga m e which ended 28- rq l t wa s h ar d fo r u s to lo c t h is game but as lu ck and sk ill wo uld h ave it we lost. M iddl eb ur y was easy a ft e r thi s b att le of the previou s week, H owe Sc h uo l winn in g 3 1- r q. Th e se cond s pla ye d the whole ec ond p e riod. Fort \V ay n c's stro ng cat h o li c quintet w hi c h d efeate d u s las t yea r wa s n ext o n the sc h e dul e. At fir s t t h ei r quickn ess a nd pa sswo rk b affle d o ur d efe n se. Soon th e t ea m "found it se lf ", a s it were, a nd ga in ed a comfo rtab le I ad which was n eve r thr ea tened throughout the ga m e which e nd ed in a d ec is ivr v ic tor y for H owe 3 -1- - 18. Th e upse t o f t h e season came wh e n we tnwc led t o /\ n gu la. In four yea rs thi s p owe rful team h as n eve r b ee n d e feated on it s ow n Aoo r Before we p layed them t h e cl osest a n y one h ad co m e Lu Lhem was fifte e n p o ints. Th e gy m was mu c h larger Lh a n o ur fe ll ow s we r·c acc u s tom e d to, but th ey put up the b est fi g ht of t h e se a so n in s pite ol Lhe o dd s. Ti ll t h e la s t few minut es o f th e ga m e it looked li k e anybod y's game. In th e last few seco nd s Ango la rega in ed th e lea d that we h e ld and s inking two b as k ets wo n the game 4 1-45. The fo ll ow in g week C ul ve r Mi li tar y Ac a d e m y, n at io n a l aca d e m y c h a mpi o n s , d efeated u s in t h e fin a l ga me o f the seaso n 6 1- 2 1 In s p i te o f the l a s t d e fcat s tati s tics und ge ncn.1! op ini on pr oves t.hat t hi s yea rs te a m wa s one o f th e b est that Howe Sc h oo l ha eve r see n. \V e wun ten o f the th i rt ce n ga m es los in g t o the Natio n a l Academ y champion s a nd runn er-up, a nd a team th a t went far up in the In d ia n a s tate tourne y. Taking eve r y thing a ll in a ll thi s year's team wa a hu ge s u ccess, o n e th a t will be h a rd to duplic ate in the future.

"DUKE" WELLINGTO

As capta in of t h e team a nd one of t he "un h o l y t hr ee", Duke p laye d the be s t game o n the fl oo r Th is was hi s third yea r o n the team and hi s expe ri e n ce s h owed up we ll in c\'c r y game Wheneve r Duke h ot at t h e ba s k et the sco rer c h a l ked it u p wi th out goi n g any fun h e r i nto t h e matter. H ow is going to wait a long t im e before they get anot h er s h o t l ike Duke.

··coACI r · OOMBS

"Coach" Coombs came to u s thi s year from a sc h oo l in the East whne he h <Jd g r ea t s ucc e s wit h hi s pr ev iou s teams. H e brou g h t all the success a nd know ledge that he obtai n ed there with h im h e came to I lowe. H e wa s g ree t ed hi s fir s t da y on t h e fl oo r most of last yea r s fir st s tringer s. A l though the team h ad pre\ 1ous exper ie n ce Coombs ga ve them t h e right a nd sc ie n ce that thcv were lac king. Af t e r so me tim e h e s u cceeded in dev e lop in g th..; team into champ ions hip s h ape. A ll of the s u ccess of thi s \T.ir's team belongs to h i m , a nd we extend to him o ur t h anks for the since re wo rk that h e put fort h

"Duke" Wellington

Coach Coombs

"B ILL" FULTON

"B ill .. piloLed th e team in the ye<1 r 1q 25-26 and hel i:ed develop the raw m a teria l th at rrad c thi s year's team s u c h a s u ccess. "Bi ll" h ns t h e h onor of b e in g a b le to SHY that not on l y h J S h e pla ye d 'Var s it v fo r three yea r ' but h e h as p layed fir s t team duriPg th a t time ' rhc steadine ss that "Bi ll " di sp layed in pinche s held the team to ge ther a nd m a d e it po ss ible for th e m to ro ll up the s core

"ART" HOW ARD

''Art h as for two yea rs been co un ted o n to be one of th e main sco rers of the game. \Vith Bi ll " Fulton a nd Duke h e mad e up the feared trio known as the unho ly thre e Art wa s in the thick of the fra y and a l way s ca1i-c o ut with th e b a ll 1 li s coo lne ss anJ pa ss ing were r e m a rk a b le, a nd h is p lace wi ll b e a h a rd o n e Lo fill n ext yea r

BROWNE

"Brow ni e" was <I guard w h om no pl ay went around without eve r yo ne knowing that "Brow ni e" h ad don hi s be s t to br eak it up Exc e pt for s ickn ess thi s wou ld h ave been "Brownie' s" seco nd year on th e 'Va rs i ty, but in the seaso n of '25-'26 H e wa s la id up a ll yea r. H owever h e m a de up for thi s in hi s next year b y p l aying o n e of the mo s t b r illi a nt garrcs o n the floor Hi s g u a rdin g and Ooor work w as s up e rb , a nd h e wi ll be w i th u s again next yea r, we h ope .

DELIG ! ANN JS

1f a t ea m is as good as i t s s m a ll s t p layer, H owe's team thi s yea r wa s a wond e r . To look at " H a l f-pint" o n e would t h ink t h at ba s ketba ll wou ld be out of the que s tion for hi m. To watch him p l ay one knows that it is decid e d l y i n the que s tion "Deli" held down the po s iti on of g uard , a nd wh e never the re was a sc ra mbl e und e r t h e b a ket , "Deli a l wa ys came out w ith t he b a ll. More good news. H e wi ll b e back next yea r

ARNOLD

·· / i111m ie" seeme d to be everyw h e re at once on the ba kctba ll floor I t was certa inl y wonde r fu l to see h ow rr.uch s trength a nd ,peed in o n e so s mall. ) a111cs h as h e ld up a h are of Howe' s ,coring record for two years, and we are so rr y to lose hi111 to th e crnd cold wor ld Hi s p lace in the lin e up w ill be a large one to nil

WARREN

"B ud" h a d a dead eye for t he ba sket and was at the s tart of 111any a b ea utifu l tally to t h e cred it o f I !owe. He was a p roduct of the C lu bs, h av in g p layed B lake last yea r. H e will be one of the 111ain sLays of next year's team, we arc ce rt a in

MORGAN

Another new man wh o s howed g rea t promise for n ext year and who did some very good work thi yea r was Morga n. Hi s long nrms intercepted many passes a nd broke up ma n y p lays, whil e his long le gs seeme d to cover a ll the Aoor at o n ce and s h are d t he burden of a hundred guards. He was a wonderf ul s h ot, and we wish him the best of l uck for next yea r.

BURT

In sp ite of hi s big feet, "Red" was a factor of the tca111 w h o h ad a l ways to be reckoned o n b y the opposi n g s id e. W it h tho se big fccr a nd that red t h atch h e was certa inl y an obj ect to st rik e terror in the h ea rt s of those who tried t o stop him in hi s quick da s h d ow n t h e Aoor whi c h a l way s ended in two more po in ts for the quota of Howe Sc h oo l.

SNAREY-Hcrc is a fe ll ow t h at dese rve s a g reat d ea l o f commendation. As we w h o know him k n ow, h e is not ve r y la r ge bu t he defie s anyone of any s ize to get aro und him. Hi s g u ar din g was rema r kab le and wh en we t hink t h at h e s ti ll h as three more yea r s to p lay, we wonder just h ow good h e w ill be w h en h e is a senio r Watc h hirn. He"IJ be a marve l.

UV1PHREY

A l t h oug h "Chuck was the yo un gest man o n t h e team, he was by no mean s t h e leas t. H e was ve r y q ui ck a nd was a l ways a certa in sco rer when h e got h o ld o f the ba ll. With the ball i11 hi s hand s the H owe roote rs a l ways felt s ur e that the ga n'e was a /J over but the s h out in g a nd that the coroner h ad better come to ca rr y the a n t i- Howe tea m off t h e Aoor.

BOYER

A l tho u gh t hi s was Nafc ' s fir st yea r at Howe a nd conseq u en t l y hi s first yea r on t h e 'Va rs it y, h e p layed a ve r y goo d game at guard. When Nafe went in the game, eve r yo ne h ad a ce r ta in feel in g o f sa fety for Howe 's v ictory. We hope Nafe will keep up hi s good work next yea r

MERTON-"T ubb v" s tarted out w ith t h e Macks, but the coac h found him so good that he h a d to take hirn on the team before h a lf the eason was over. "Tubby" a l o pla ye d a l g u ard. W h at h e could n 't cove r with hi s a rm s h e co uld w it h hi s bod y. O n ce in a w h ile h e wou ld take a s h ot at the basket. Mo re than once h e made it count.

BASKETBALL STATISTICS

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS '

CLUB BASKETBALL SEASON

The Macks repeate d the i r perfo r mance of l ast yea r b y winn in g t h e C lu b C h a mpi ons hip in bciskctba ll for 1q27. The secon d p lace e nd e d in a deadlock between t h e Dwight s a nd the B lakes. The Macs in thc ir winning s tridcd ropped o nl y one ga me throughout t h e seaso n w hil e Lhc Dwig h ts and Blak es ended by eac h w in ning two o ut o f six ga m es

The lone d efeat of t h e Macks wa s a s mot h e rin g o n e at t h e h a nd s of the B lakes who walloped them to t h e tune of 23-8. The Dwights won two games from the Go ld a nd White whil e they in turn wo n one game f rom each of the ot h e r two teams.

Ma n er of the Mack s was t h e ir o ut sta nding sta r o f t h e seaso n a nd w ill look good on th e ·1arsity n ext yea r T h e Ivlacl< c h a mpi ons hip wa s, in a great m cas w c, du e to hi s a bl e pl ay in g. The ot h er members of the Mack's a ll -star quintet, C urti s, S h aefe r T itt le, a nd C la rk , wo rked in fine un iso n w ith hi m to form o n e o f the st ro n ges t C lub team s in hi sto r y.

The main feature in the Dwight sco ring co lumn was G illi s, 1vho p il ed up a great number nf their counters. Lett, one o f t h e Dwigh t gua rd s, proved him s elf to be o n e o f the st ronge s t guards in t h e .. Litt le Three ... The ot h er membe rs of the team , A ldcndifcr , Jenk i ns, A nd e rso n, a nd Clark G., a ll s h owed ab ili ty a nd promi se fo r n ex t year's vars ity team.

The main s upport s of t h e Blake m ac hin e were Putn ey and Hottcn sc n wh o we re r espo nsible for mo s t of the ta ll ie s on t h e Yell ow and White s id e of the fence. The oth er mc1rbcrs of the Blake quintet were Dcligiannis A., Kette rin g, Barber, Met:, an d McNamara.

T h e three coac h es, Mr. Baurcnfeind of the Macb , Mr A ll e n o f the Dw ig ht s, and Mr. Bouton of t h e B lakes de se r ve a g reat dea l o f the c r e dit t o r the s u ccess o f t h ei r team s and for the s uccess of the 1V h o lc seaso n in ge n era l.

The hi g h po int o f the seaso n wa s the uni que Va r s il y A ll -C lub ga 1re in w hi c h the c lu b teams eac h p laye d o n e q u a r ter aga in st th e ·varsit y seco nd team a nd the C lub that ma d e t h e best s h ow in g p layed t h e last qua rt e r T h e 'Va rs i ty won by t h e very n a rro w m a rg in of two point , the fina l co unt b e in g ·va rs i ty-16, A ll -C lu b-14. The bes t s h ow in g a 1rong the C lu b t ea m s was made by the Dwigh ts who p laye d t h e first a nd last quarters p ilin g up 10 of the Club point s in t h ese two f rames. Each of t h e ot h e r C lu b tca 1 r s adde d two po in ts , t h e Macks play in g the seco nd quarter and t h e B lakes t h e third .

Severa l games were p layed during the seaso n aga in st the fac ul ty team by the diffe r e nt C lu bs ne a rly a ll of wh ic h e nd ed in v icto ri es fo r the m aster .

Some of t h e team s went d own t o pla y Liira High Schoo l Learn at the Liff a gym. A l t h o u g h the Lima team wa s ve r y s trong the Dw ig ht s ucceeded in beating th em in a thr illing game.

The Junior Seaso n e nd ed w ith t h e B lake Junior s w in ning first , the Mack s seco nd, a nd the Dwight s th ird.

The s umm a r y of t h e Se ni o r Club Seaso n was;

Mack s 1J........ , Dwi gh ts 10

Macks 16 , B l akes 11

Blakes 1 -1. .•. .•........... Dwig h t s 7

Macks 14 Dwig h t s 4

Dwig h ts 11 .............. , .. ...... . . Ba l kc s 6

Dwig ht s 24. B lakes 'lo

Mack s 2q Dwights 15

B lakes 23 , Macks 8

Macks 17 , B lakes 16

A REVIEW OF THE TRACK SEASON

The Howe Track Season of iq26 was featured by three field meets of major importance. Th ese were the Annua l Inter-C l ub F ie ld Meet, t h e Howe-Sturg is Fi e ld Meet, and the inter-prep sc ho 1 meet held every year at Stagg F ie ld in C hi cago.

The season officia ll y opened on Apri l 5t h when coach Al len ca ll ed for cand idate to report at Williams field in comp lete costume ready for work. The repre se ntat ion of the st ud ent body was exce ll ent and Mr. Allcn pred icted a s ucce ss fu l track seaso n if the squad wenL into their work with determination to wo rk hard and con s c ie nti ous l y, a nd to observe and keep a ll training regulation s.

T he training cont inu ed, offset by in ter-squad compet i t ion and c ross co un try run s, until the 13th of May when t h e Annua l Int e r C lu b F ie ld Meet was h e ld

The meet was a colorfu ) affair and t h e whole s tudent body turned out to enjoy it .

The main feature of t h e contest was t he s h attering of the sc h oo l record for hi gh jumping, which at that t im e s tood at 51 4 11 • A l be rt Sm ith easi ly broke this record and estab li s hed a new one of 51 / 1 •

The fo ll owing figures s how the outcome of t h e meet:

Second Third Metos Loeber Met z Major Johnson Harward Met z Burgess Met z Ryerso n Barrett Ryerso n Meto s M e t z Howden

Burge ss Smit h Burgess

Dwights McKenzie s Metz Sm ith

Metz .J ohnson Mcintyre Wellington

l akes-F i rs t p lace with 78).-2 po int s .

p l ace wit h 20,Y2 points.

s- Th i rd place w ith 8 po in ts.

On May 31 s t the meet was s taged at Wi lli ams fie l d wit h o ur o ld Sturgis riva ls A keen se n se o f ri va l ry h as lo n g been preva le n t between t h e two sc h oo ls, a nd at this time eac h fact ion did its be s t to o u t-maneuver the ot h er. Every one of t h e events was e n te re d in to wit h a n intense sp if'it of conte s t that did much to s h arpe n the sk ill of both tea m s and to give the wh ole affa ir a touch of fire w h ic h he ld the hu ge crowd of spectato rs in undeviated interes t until the l ast annou nce m e nt of the fina l eve n t of t h e day.

The contest was close thro u g h o ut , Howe finding it no easy matter to acq uir e her ten point lead which s he h ad a t the end of t h e meet Howe won the meet wit h a s cor e of 57 points to S turgi s ' 47.

The following stat istics s h ow the outcome of the contest in the o rd er of the events as they wen.: played.

Grove s R. 2nd. Dcbo lL Jrd. Groves R . 2n d .

Groves D. 3rd.

DebolL 1st.

Groves R. 2nd.

Groves D. 3rd.

Debolt 1 t

Krueger 2 nd.

Debo l t 1st.

Kruger 'l.11d.

Groves D. Jrd.

The following men were h o n ored with the privilege of representing H we Sc h oo l at the annua l sc h olast ic track meet h e ld every yea r at S t agg Fi l d, C hi cago:

Metz (Captain)

Burgess

H owden

Se ide l Smit h

They left the campus at Howe on Friday June 4th, and returned S unda y J unc 6th.

"A l though our repre se ntatives brought down no high honors, they ente red every event wiLh the so le t h oug ht to do t he ir best for their schoo l, and did exceptiona ll y well considering a ll the teams from the la rge thigh and preparatory sc h oo l teams in the Sout h and mid-West with wh om they had to contend,.. tatcs coach All e n whose guests they were at the Acacia Frate rnit y h ouse at t h e of C hi cago.

A REVIEW OF THE BASEBALL SEASON

O f u ll br a n ch es o f in tersc h o las ti c spo rt , th e 1q i6 b ase b a ll season was th e leas t. s u ccessf ul Th e Lea rn worked h a rd a nd fa i t hfull y und e r th e ir coa ch , Mr. Bo ut o n , but r cga rcl l ss o f Lhdr e ffo rt s, Lwo m 1t of th ree ga m es pl aye d w e re los t. Th e t ea m was ve r y. unfo rtun a t e in h av in g o nl y thr ee ga m es 1n w hi c h t o s how th e ir 111 c tllc I h e n , t oo, th e d1 v 1 io n o f a th le t es b e t wee n t rac k a nd b ase b a ll , w hi c h co m e a t th e sa m e ti me o f yea r, partl y acco unt s fo r th los in g b a t t le t h e t eam so br ave ly fo u g ht.

Th e ope nin g game of th e seaso n was pl aye d with G os h e n o n t h c H owe di a m o nd ·1he H owe base b a ll nin e sta rt e d o u t in t hi s ga m e t o s how it s a bilit y to p lay a c lea n - up seaso n rega rdl ess of it s m a n y h a ndi caps. Th e fir s t innin g end e d w ith Gos h e n in th e lea d b y thr ee J?Oi nL ,. Fro m t hi s Lim e o n to th e lat t e r pa r t o f th e s i x th innin g th e lea d swe r ve d , fir st favo rin g Gos h en a nd t h e n H owe. Beg innin g t h e seve n t h l lowc fo und h e r fee t a nd f ro m th e n o n t h e sco re mo unted in h e r favo r , until th e garne end ed w i t h th e ca d e t s w inn e rs b y a 1o-b m a rg in Th e pit chin g o f M i ke Spc r ckas, w hi c h was of a ve r y s up e ri o r qu a lit y, was th e o ut s t a ndin g fea tur e of th e game.

Th e second ga m e was pl aye d a wee k la t e r o n th e H owe di a m o nd w ith th e tro n g B a ttle C reek o uLl1t Th e h o m e t ea m we nt cl ow n und e r th e b ea utifu l t ea m wo rk of th e M ic hi ga ncl e 1s on ly a fLcr br ave at t e mpt o n t h e ir p a rt t o o ut -p lay th e m with s up e ri o r b a ttin g co ntro l.

Th e last of in te rsc h o las ti c seaso n ga m es was p laye d with th e sa m e t ea m on th e ir o wn field at Ba ttl e C reek. H owe's 1q-7 cldca t was acco unt e d for in p a rt b y t li c nau sea tin g bu s trip t o Ba tt le C ree k ove r ve r y poo r roa d s. Th e ga m e was pl aye d o n a ra in soa k e d di a m o nd , w hi c h , com bi'I erl w ith t h e Cfl cl c t' s un fa mili a rit y with th e p lace , t e nd e d to g i ve t h e Battl e C rcckc rs r h e e d ge on H owe fr o m th e b eg innin g o f t h e ga m e.

P ro b a bl y t h e most int e res tin g a nd exc i t in g o f a ll th e ga m es was t h e a nnu a l fr ay b etwee n th e va ri st y a nd t h e a lumni. Th e re was unbo und e d s pirit a nd zes t s h ow n b v b o th facti o n s. R ega rdl ess o f t he g rim d e t e rmin a ti o n o f th e o ld g rad s to trim th e und e rg ra du a t es in thi s trn cliLi on a l game, t h e ca d e t s we re in fi g htin g t rim in t o t h e ir c id e r 's lack of pr uct icc, a nd ca rri e d off t h e h o n o rs o f th e cl ay w ith rb-..} lea d .

Th e tea m 1v ill sa dl y r eg ret t h e loss, t hi s yea r , o f ca pt a in "M ike" Spc r e k as, s t a r p it c h e r a nd I lo uk a nd F ra lei g h, b o th ve t e ran pl aye rs. \V e lli n g t o n , Putn ey, Pi e rce, lark , a nd M e rt on a rc a ll o ld pl aye rs w h o a re b ac k thi s yea r t o fo rm th e nucl e u s o f th e 1q 27 b ase b a ll t a m whi c h we h o p e, w ith th e s pirit o f th e sc h oo l b e hind it wi ll b e mor e s u ccess fu l th a n a n y o th e r .

A REVIEW OF THE TENNIS SEASON

T h e H owe te nni s season co n s is t ed o f two int e r-s ch o ol m a tches,_ res p ec tj vc l y wi t h !\ n go la hi g h sc h oo l a nd S t Alb a ns Aca d e m y, a nd of t h e a nnual Ca mp a u I roph y r o urn cy, w hi c h is a s in gles a nd d o ub les e limin a ti o n t o urn a m e nt in which a ll c a d e t s a rc e li g ib le t o p a rti c ip ate.

Th e m e mb e rs o f th e va rs it y t ea m , li s t e d in o rd e r o f th e ir ra tin g a t th e b eg innin g o f th e seaso n , arc:

G lass (ca pt .)

H o w a rd

Willi a m s C.

U mphr ey

Gl ass a nd H owa rd we r e th e o nl y p laye rs t o r e c e iv e th e H o we " f- 1" in r ecog niti o n o f t h eir va lu a bl e pl ay in g fo r th e sc h oo l in int e rsc h o las tic g a m es.

Th e seaso n o ffici a ll y o p e n e d a t H o we wi t h a s ingl es and d o ubl es t o urn a m e nt with A n go la. Th e r e w a s o nl y o ne fr a me in thi s m a tch , two co nt es t a nt s b e in g s ubmitt e d b y ea ch sc hool.

Ca pt a in G lass of H owe d o ,v ne d hi s o ppo n e nt in tw o o ut o f thr ee se Ls wiLh a sco re of 6- 1 in th e fir st a nd 6-4 in t h e seco nd Arthur H owa rd , H o we a ls o wo n f ro m hi s a d ve rsa r y b-2 a nd b-J.

Th e s in g les matc h was a brilli a nt o n e. G lass pl ayed a s up e rb ga m e, h a ndlin g hi s m a n wit h a c leve rn ess Lh at is ra re l y see n in a pr e p sc h oo l m a tch. H o w a rd t oo k hi s m a t c h b y s t eady po undin g at hi s a d ve rsa r y"s wea kn esses. H is finel y d eve loped b a ck-h a nd s t ro k e e n a bl e d hi 111 to pay lit t le a t te n t io n to hi s oppo n e n t"s p lay in g; but g a ve him t h e a dv a n Lage o f dir ect ing hi s s h ots w ith a d ernc h ed a ir , whi c h l avo re d unim pa ir ed jud g me nt a nd p rec ise n ess

Gl ass a n d H owa rd ex p e ri e n ced li t t le t ro ubl e in t a kin g t h e d o ubl es m a t c h f ro m t h e A n go la du c t Th e ga m e was s low a nd co m pa ra ti ve l y unint e res ting as see n in r e la t io n to t h e fast a nd exc itin g s in g les .

H o we los t her se c o nd m atc h pl aye d with S t. A lb a n·s Ac a d e m y. G lass·s 0 1 po n e nt b eat him tw o s tr a ig ht se t s, eac h with a sco r e o f 6-o . S t . A lb a n·s re pr ese nt a t ive, P e dro A ndr cosa is a m aste r rac k e t s- m a n. H e p ossesses th a t n a tu rn l a bi li t y a nd ce rt a int y o f p o ise whi c h co mbin e t o fo rm th e ve r y fo und a ti o n o f ex p e rt t e nni s pl ay in g. '

G lass fo ug ht o n with un t irin g dr i ve a nd agg r ess i ve n ess in a n at t e mpt t o wear d ow n t h e fin e, hi g h -st run g n e r vo u s e n e rgy with whi c h hi s o ppo n e nt was jud g in g a nd p lac in g hi s s t rokes; but hi s e ffo rts we r e in va in a nd th e C ub a n ca m e a way v ic t o r b y a ve r y d ec is i ve score.

H owa rd p laye d hi s a d versa r y a h a rd fo u g ht ga m e but b e c a u se of so m e un k n ow n react ion o f p h ys ica l fo rces h is eyes ig ht b eca m e imp a ir e d, c a u s in g him Lo lose hi s se n se of di sta nce wh en a ll looke d bri g h t fo r him in th e seco nd se t

CAMPAU TROPHY TOURNEY

Winne r o f s in g les cu p. A rLhur H o ward

Winn e r o f d o ub les c u p. A rthur H owa rd a nd Willi a m Ful ton

Runn e r- up s in g les . . . ..... . . ... . . ... . . . . . ...... . .................. l:. d ga r G lass

Runne r-up d o ub les.. Ed ga r G lass a nd J a m es A rno ld

Th e fin a l m atc h in th e s in g les t o urna me nt w as, a c co rding to re p o rt , o r o ld ca d ets· th e m os t se n sa ti o n a l in th e hi s t o r y o f th e sc h oo l. G lass w as recog ni ze d as Lh e b c t Le nni s p layer in t h e sc h oo l a nd th o u g h th e re we r e a fe w w h o ex pr esse d th e b e li e f th a t th e yo un ge r a nd le ss ex p e ri e n ced I lo wa rd wo uld win, th e m a j o rit y p lace d th e ir c onfid e n ce in G lass·s <i bilit y.

I nd e d th e m a t c h t ar te d o ff with G lass two ga m es in th e lea d b efor e th e r e was a n y ev id en t s ig n o f cvcncss s h ow n Th e ch a n ge b ega n wh e n H o w a rd settl e d d ow n t o th e r e<i li st ies o f g rim b a ttl e. C lass, som c1vh a t ove r co nfid e nt o f v ic t o r y, fai le d t o a ppr ec iate t h e s ig nifi ca n ce o f H owa rd "s set jaw. H owa rd wo n th e n ex t ga m e H e won th e se t 8- 6. G lass b ega n to wo r ry g iv ing H owa rd th e a d va nta ge h e n ee d e d t o win th e la s t se t b y a n easy sco re o r 6- 1.

Thi s vict o r y m a d e H owa rd th e rece p to r o f th e much c ove t ed Ca mp a u s in g les c u p.

Feature

IRVING TODD

Twenty-Ave long yea rs ago there came to How e o n e of the g reatest, if n ot the mun in the hi sto r y o f the c h oo l. H e was a yo un g m a n , lea rn e d , a nd with th at s pirit in hi s hea rt Lhat h as drawn a ll , yo ung a nd o ld , to him H e. h as s pent hi s t im e as a teacher, teaching L al in , th o u gh h e is capable of teaching anyt hin g. Hi s s tudent s lea rn e d L at in a nd lea rn ed it wel l. Moreove r , from that s mall c lass room they took so mething away which is far s up e ri or to Lat in. Th ey took away the thought , the id ea, the in piration , that co m es from meeting a m a n , a man o f go ld e n c h aracte r The y lea rn ed to love their rr astc r , not as a t eac h e r, but as Lhc man t h at h e rea ll y is. II t hr o u g h th ese lo n g h e h a foni- cd a s up e ri o r b e in g, a god, if yo u p lease, in the mind o f tho se who h ave co!Tc in contact with him Through a qu a rt e r of a ce ntur y c lasses h ave gra du a t e d to se t o ut t o seek the "Ho l y Gra il ", as it we re , their id ea, the ir a mbiti o n , th e ir very li fe al rn , b e in g co nc e ntr a t ed o n d eve lop in g the de s ir e of being a man, in o ur prese nt u se o( t h e wo 1d Thi s wa s n ' t the greatest An a nci c r w ith hi s fin e a utorl' o bil c or the o il king with hi s fa bul o u s um s o f money, for s u ccess is n't mea s ur e d th a t way. Th e ir desi r was to b e a m a n patterned afte r t h e ir boyhood id ea l. the n'a n who is sa crificing hi s life fo r ot h ers. Tod ay h e is not a n o ld rr a n as yo u wo uld s u s p e ct H e is yo un g, v igoro u s with a ll the o ld s pirit, if o ne m ay ca ll i t s p iri t, with whi c h h e se nt yo un g n'c n o ut into t h e wo rld in day' go ne b y. H e w ill n ever grow o ld T o u s who h ave known him a long time, h e is th e sa !'l'c mRn n nd a l ways will be th e sa me m a n Th o u g h the tiire wi ll co 1re when a ll of u s mu st pa ss int o the wo rld beyond , th is m a n w ill not go. \Vhcn th e d ay coJTcs in th e far future, the man and n ot t h e m e m o r y of th e man, wi ll go o n h e lp ing, g uidin g, in s piring ot h e rs to g reater things thnt God a nd mortal s expect of t h e m.

LOOKING BACKWARD

by f r v in g T dd

Jn cou n t r y news p ape rs it is a pop ul lcl r s p o rt t o h a ve h a lf a co lumn of o ld tim e n ews runnin g back 25 Lo 50 yea r s. fhi s w ill u s u a ll y b e e ntitled "D o Y o u R e m e mb e r Wh e n -". O n e o f th e Ta tl e r e di tors la t e l y as k e d me t o w rit e a s hort a rticl e o n p as t hi s t o r y o f H owe Sc h oo l. I le ev id e n t ly c h ose m e beca u se I a m o n e o f th e few h e r e w h o ca n " r eme mb e r w h e n-" Thi s sketc h cannot b e d ig nifi ed b y th e sa m e o f Hi s t o r y P e rh a p s w e s h a ll ca ll i t "1 \ r a mbl e ro und H owe Sc h oo l 25 yea rs ago."

We wi ll beg in at t h e M iddl e Sc h oo l. Tw e nt y- fi ve ye'a rs ago I brnd c d t h e re. I co uld not ve r y wd l la nd a n y wh e re else. T h a t was, a r t h a t tim e: th e o nl y sc h oo l buildin g. Jc h ou se d o n e hundr e d b oys, ra n g in g f ro m 5t h Gra d e t o Hi g h Sc h oo l Se ni o rs Ex t e rn a ll y th e l id d le h as b een lit t le c h a n ge d , bu t in s id e eve r y thin g a t o n e tim e o r a n o th e r , bee n sorrc thin g r o r in ,ta n cc: t h e pr ese nt a udit o rium was th e dinin g ro o m ; th e ro o m s late l y th e printin g o ffi ce wc 1·e th e ki tc he n ; t h e b a nd r oo m was th e librar y ; th e sc h oo l roo m jump e d abo ut I t was fo r some yea rs in t he roo m IAt c ly va c a t e d b y th e quart e rm as t e r ; th e n it was in th e la rge li v in g room; fo r a s h o r t t im e it was in th e p r·escnt a uditorium Th e roo m s n o w occ u pie d b y t h e Co mm a nd a n t we re t h e h os pi ta l. Dr . l\/lc l<:c n z ic h a d t h e apa rtm e nt n ow u se d b y M rs. J o n es Hnd l\• lr s. Bosa nk o. Th e C h a p e l was th e p r ese nt arm o r y w i t h t h e d o rm e r w i.n d ows. T h e Q u a rt e rm aste r move d f ro m roo m t o roo m Hi s p at h m ay b e t race d b y co un t in g th e d oo rs w hi c h arc di v ided i n to two pa rt s

Me n t io n of Lh c Q u a r te rm as t e r ca ll s to m y mind Cap t a in a nd Mr s . .Juli a n. Th e Capta 111 was a vctcrn n of Lh e C iv il Wa r. H e did n ot exac tl y " t ea ch th e yo un g idea h ow to s h oot" b u t h e ta u cr h t m a n y b oys h ow to hit cl ay pi gcorn. lvlr s. Juli a n , e ffi c ien t , k in d ly, un t irin g, co ul d come nea r e r to m ak ing some thing o u t o f n o thin g t h a n a n y wo m a n I eve r kn ew. No b oy ' ' ho was in " a peck o f tro ubl e" eve r fa il ed to find sy mp a th y a nd p rac ti ca l h e l p in M rs .Juli a n Th ese two w ill a l ways b e a ff ec ti o n a t e l y rc m e mb re el by th e b oys o f t he ir t im e, a tim e t h ut cove red twe nt y yea rs.

Th e H ea dm as t e r for a nu m b e r o f th ose ea rl y yea rs was M r W oo d b ur y, a ge ntl e m a n a nd a sc h o la r o f th e o l d sty le Th e influ e n ce o f hi s c h a r ac t r was wo rth t w ice hi s sa la r y. H e l it cra l! v di e d in th e ha rn ess, fo r he was st ri cke n w iLh hi s la s t illn ess a l m os t in th e c lass roo m I le di ed in t h e sc h oo l h osp it a l a few d ays af t e rw a rd.

Durin g t h e fir st a nd seco nd yea rs of n,y life h e r e, a 1r ess h a ll '1 nd C h ap el we re buil t. Th e fo rm e r , cci ll ccl McKe n z ie I IAll , stoo d b etween th l'. Jppc r Sc h oo l a nd t h e C h ape l, bu t th e Ur:pc r was not th ere a t Lh a t t im e Thi s m ess h a ll was b urn e d o n Jul y -1t h 1q r 1 Th e o u t lin e of t he ceme nt fo un da ti o n ca n s till b e t race d. /\ c lo iste r co nn ecte d i t w ith th e C h ilpe l.

Th e C h ape l. w hi c h n ow is o b ea u t iful a nd co mpl cLe, was buil t at fo ur diffe re n t Li rrcs. Th e cast wa ll o f th e fir st po rti o n was a t t h e p o int w h e r e n ow s t a n ds th e lecte rn It was e nla rge d t o make a c h o ir , w it h t h e c r y p t b e n eat h. Thi s c r yp t was ra th e r a c uri os i ty to \' is it o rs. I t is s:J id th a t m th a t tim e, n o hurc h west o f New Y o rk Sta l e h a d a c r v p t. L a t e r th e re we re buil t th e p r ese nt C h a n c el a nd t h e t ra n sep t co n ta inin g th e o r ga n Th e 6 r ga n , un t il thi s t irr c, h a d b ee n in th e wes t ga ll e r y. Fi ve yea rs late r w as built th e M o th e rs· h ape l.

Th e thr ee lar ge pictur es ove r th e a lt a r w e re p a int e d b y S ig n o r D u cc i, a ra th e r fa ff o u s Ita li a n a rti s t , wh o was d o in g so m e w o rk in ot h e r c hurc h es in thi s co untr y. Th e a r t is t wo rk ed on th e la rge ce n tra l p ic ture in th e roo m n ow th e c loc k roo m at th e Aca d e mi c Bui ldin g.

Dr M cKe n z ie, th e R ec t o r , pl a nn e d to p u t t h e yo un ge r b oys in a buildi ng o f t he ir ow n M rs T odd a nd I we r e to g ive t o thi s id ea-as yet " a n a ir y n o thin g"-r,i " loca l h a bi ta ti o n a nd a na m e." T h e n a rr c was t o b e th e " Lowe r Sc h oo l. " Th e "l oca l h a bit a ti o n "was a f ra 1r c buildin g whi c h h a d , so n- c yea rs befo r e, b ee n th e gy IYn as ium ft wo uld h o u se, a ft e r a fas hi on, t went y b oys. It g r ew. A win g was built to t h e n o r t h , a nd sorr c so rt o f p lu m bin g was pul in Thi s w in g fill ed . Soo n a win g was built o n th e so uth a nd th e w h o le ve n ee re d w ith bri c k . T h e buil d in g n o w h a d a ca p a cit y for fo rt y, a nd un t il r q26, was t h e L owe r C:c h oo l. lvfos t o f

LI' k n ow how thi s bu ildin g gave way last yea r to t h e "Adm ini s tration Bu il d in g." When the wu rkmcn tore d ow n the wa ll s, vo ri o u s s ecreted a rticl es of " Jong ago" ca m e to li g h t, amo ng other" o n e o f the funny li tt le low c row n ed ca p s, w ith th e eag le in front c ru s h ed clow n. Wh en u new boy ap p ea re d , proud o f hi s n ew ca p , the o ld o n es b e n t Lhe eag le down. Thi s wa s ca ll e d ·"mashin g hi s bill-board."

Separa tion o r yo un ge r b oys from th e o ld e r proving n u ccc s, t h e Rector conceived the 1d cu o f furth e r di v is ion. To make a dc s ic io n was, for him , to acco mpli s h the fact. Durin g u Christ m as vacat ion t h e b arrac k s were di v id e d by a woode n partition a nd a n ew s t a ir way bui IL. Se ni ors and Jun iors were g iv e n s pec ia l rooms, eac h c la s g ro up ed se paratel y. To Se ni o rs "J1L'c 1a l pri\·i lcges we re n ow poss ibl e, s u c h as s tud y in g in their rooms, li g ht s a fter t aps, etc hasLy experime n t was Fl s u ccess. The sc h oo l was g row in g in numb e rs. Abo ut 1q o7, a new building was bu ilt to gi,·e li ving qu a rter s fo r t h e two upper c lasses, n ow ca ll e d the Upper Schoo l , the o ld building being h e n cefo rth kn ow n as the Midd le Sc h oo l. 1 hn vc ment io n ed the d es truction b y lir e of the fir s t dining h a ll. Thi s occ ur ccl in Jul y. Prompt l y be g un th e bui ldin g o f a n ew o n e , but it co uld n ot b e comp lete d b y Scpteirbc r 20t h , the elate for o p e nin g of s c hoo l. A yea r bdore, on Wi lli ams Field , rh e "C l ub I lo u se " h a d b ee n bui lt. I t is now the n o rth w in g o f W hil e H a ll. Thi s was int e nd e d to se r ve as he adq u a rt e rs f<1r the aLhlcLics of Lhc Sc ho o l a nd for soc ia l a ff a ir s. I t n ow proved a hm ·en of refuge. For twn months, the c ntir·c sc h oo l, now so me two hundre d s tudent s, facu / Lv an d o ffi ce r s, were fed 111 the Lhr ec large room s. Th e cook in g was clone in a hu ge tent , r e n ted from a circ u s company. Frnm the cond ition of thi s te nt I jud ge t h at t h e an imal s o f a c ir c u s arc mu r c trying to the ir bui ldin g a nd it s eq ui pment than Lh ose of a sc h oo l. The roof did not cxac Ll y le ak.· It co ll ec Lecl most of Lhc rain and s now Lh a l fe ll o n William s Fi e ld a nd po ur ed it g leef ull y clown on Lh c cooks us they fried a nd s putter e d a l Lhe ru s t y ran ges.

The .lub H ouse soo n was need e d as ex tra quarter s fo r the grow in g Uppe r Sc hoo l, a nd for a number of yea r s, t h e.J uni o r s li ve d in that bui Idin g. While o n lhc s ubJ CCt of the Uppe r Sc hoo l, 1t 111<1y be sai d t h a t there was a pe ri od o f seve n yea r s, from 1q 1o Lo 1q 17, cluri n g wh ic h the mi h Lury syste m was not u se d in t h e Uppe r Th e .Juni o r s an d Se ni ors wore c iti ze n c lot h es, some um cs a triAc o ri g in a l , w iLh mortar-board caps an.cl gow ns fo r h ape l and fo rm a l occasions. Th ese cl asses appea red at Dre ss P a ra d e, formin g-rat h er n1 a l for111i n g-at th e ri g ht f the h un cl . As I t hink of th e m n ow, t h ey loo k e d (a nd so und e d ) ra th e r l ik e a Aock o f over s ize The Sys t e m h a d it s good po int s but , o n the w h o l e, was n ot sa ti s facto r y. T h e sc h oo l wis h e d to co ntribuL e it s s h a re to preparat io n for th e t e rrifi c t as k w hi c h li es before the Nutin n In 1q 17 the mi lit a r y syste m was res um e d throu g h o ut th e Sc h oo l, being ev ident ly bcLtcr a d a pt ed to o ur purp oses.

I h Avc sA icl thm 2 5 yea r s ago the M iddl e Sc h oo l was the o nl y buildin g o n the Ca m p u s rh.: h o u se now known as Lhe Rector y WF!S a t th a L ti me Lh c r es id e nc e o f Mr s. H owe, who li ve d until 1qo.J.. I reme mb e r h e r as a h a.nd some, so mewhat s tate l y lady, bright a nd a lert , with a sen'e o f hum o r. !Vlr H owe was, more than a n y o n e el se, the found e r of I !owe Sc h oo l. M r .Jn hn I !owe, h e r hu sband , who di e d in 1883, left a legacy to be u sed fo r the educa ti o n of He h ad n o t h oug ht o f locat in g a sc h oo l h e r e

.Ju s t h e re perhap s l s h o uld mention Bi s h op Whit e. H e B is h op of Lh c cli oce s during t h e sa me yea r that Dr Mc l(c n :! ie took c h a r ge o f th e Sc h oo l. Th e B is h o p wa s a nia n of gonclj ucl grne n.L a nd tr e m e nd o u s e n e r gy. H e wa s a lway s ou r f"irm fri nd , a nd gave much Li1rc und t h oug ht to o ur probl ems, H e wa s, of co ur se, th e Pr es id e nt o f the Ro a rd o f Tru s te es .'\t o ne time , h e a nd Mr s. W hi te s pe nt a yea r in r es id e n ce h e re. I le o ft e n s p o k e in C h a p e l an d t\udito riLlln , a nd hi s vo ice n eve r los t it s so n o r us, rin g in g qua li ty, evc:n in d ec l inin g h ea l th I li s s plendid ad dr esses a rc s t ill re m e mb e re d b y th ose who h e me! them.

W hil e s peak in g of the Re c to r y, I mu s t m e n Li on "O ld J osc ph ." Hi s las L nam e was Rowl ett, though probab l y few pe rsons a b o ut the schoo l knew it H e wa s ga rd e ner a nd h o u se man fo r 1\ fr s. I !owe a n.cl co ntinu ed hi s du t ies t ill hi s d eat h in 1q22. Among hi s man y functi o n s wa s the office of butler fo r t h e R ecto r at form a l d inn e rs. I t was a n education in s tate ly go d m a nners to sec Jo se ph a ppear at the door o f the parlor a nd sfly: " Dinn e r is se r ve d , Si r." Ju s t pre-

ced in g Josep h as gardene r was Ca rl Sc h roe d e r . F lowe rs a nd s hrubs grew li ke m ag ic under hi s touch The on l y per so n wh o co uld o utd o him in ra is ing fl owe r was Mrs. Sc hroe d e r Th e neighbors sa id the p la nt s grew fo r Ca rl b eca use h e was s ki ll fu l , but fo r hi s wife becau se s he loved t hem. Very soo n afte r I came h e passed o n to t h e la nd w h e re leaves n eve r w it her and fl owers never droop.

To t hink of M r H owe is to t hink of t he m a n y g r acef ul a nd t h o u g htful th in gs s he did for the sc hool bo y S he bought a big ta Hy- h o coach for t h e ir o u t in gs" I t was a ye ll ow affa i r, an d whe n filled w it h boy s 111 s 1d c a nd o u t, seemed to h ave JU St co m e ro ll ing o u t of a D ickens sto r y. I t wo uld not ro ll ve r y fast , h owever. There we r e m o re h o rses in Lima town s hip 25 years ago t h an now , but ra re ly co uld e n oug h of the se n ow exti nct bea s t be asse mbled to draw t hi s po nd ero u s ve hi c le. As th e Ir is hm a n sa id w h o worked hi s passage on a cana l boat b y leading t h mu les o n the tow pat h , ridin g in the tal ly- h o was "ve r y lo ik c wa l kin' barin ' the name of ut ."

The fire that de stroyed the d ini ng h a ll a lso p ut a n e nd to the h osp ita l , w hich occ u pied, t h e u ppe r fl oo r , as do es t he p r ese nt h osp it a l. Of t hi s h osp it a l t he g u a rdi a n a n ge l wa s Miss P oo le, fa ithful , sk il fu l, ene rget ic t rained nurse from Maine. S h e wa fu ll y a breast o f the from rank of h er profe ss ion. Ind eed s h e was so m et im es a li tt le a hea d eve n of the s h ock troops. She u se d iodine so fr eely and bo ld ly t h at t he boy s ca ll e d h er "Sa in t Iod in e " But s h e a nd h e r brow 1pa in t healed t h e ir cuts and brui ses an d now, 25 yea rs a ft er, ver il y h e r n ud ac it y is justified.

I h ope no H owe Schoo l b oy labors und e r the impr ess ion that sys t e m at ic at hl etic s is th in g new here. I r SO, he s ho uld hear o ld bo ys talk of Mr. Woodruff "Good Dad Woodruff," at hl ete, teac h e r , fri end a nd guide, hi s s hadow st ill li es o n the pat h we tread. At t h a t time there was little in ter-sc hoo l ath let ics, a nd t h at lit t le was o f s l ig ht va lu e. ln co-operat io n w ith the Rector , M r. Wood ru ff set in mot i n t h e inter-club sys tem whi c h we t ill u e. l le was a l ways say in g, "P lay for the game, not to w in ." T h ere h ave been m a n y ot h ers w h o h ave come to u s, given some years of earnest l oya l work and h ave gone th e ir way again. So man y arc the se that I can n ot even n ame them , but l wou ld they knew that th ey a re st ill remembered h ere.

I 've ramb led about, a nd so me may say: "D id yo u h ave a n y cl asses in tho se day s?" Ye s, I see m t o r emembe r Cicero c lasses in t h e sew in g room at t h e M iddl e, French in t h e li tt le room oppo itc , Hi s tory in t h e b a nd room. Mat h e m at ics a nd E n g li s h mu st h ave been so m e where, fo r we took Co ll ege Boa rd exa min at io n s (and pa sse d t h e m) . T he Co ll ege Board b ega n 26 years ago an d H owe Sc h oo l was among t h e fir s t who joined it l\ nd w hat an a rm y of bo ys h ave t rooped p ast m e as I h ave go ne m y li tt le ro und! B ig h and some fel lows, so me of them we r e; oth ers brig h t li tt le c h aps w it h face s li ke c h er ub s (act ions n ot a lways c h e rubim an d sera ph i m); keen bra i ns a le r t a nd eager; the bes t of the c brains very often under red ha ir Whe re h ave t h ey a ll go n e? So m e a las are dead, s ixteen in camp or on the sodden field s of France Others we h ea r o f now a nd th e n , mos tl y doing their wo rk in the world. l kne1v them a ll , and n ow the i r so n s a re co min g, look in g (a n d 1ct in g) ve r y li ke their father s. Somet im es a n ew b oys' face makes my h ea rt jump. H e looks so li ke anot h er boy of 20 yea rs ago. Of the se old b oys m a n y h ave come back to put s h ou lder to the w h ee ls and g iv e the o ld sc h oo l a p us h upw ard. In c ludin g Drs. \ Vade and Wade , there are ten h ere now Ma n y ot he rs have come a nd gone, two as H eadmaste rs.

I t wou ld be easy to tell man y ta lcs in li g h te r ve in a b o u t the boys of t h ose d ays, but [ mu s t refra in. L ike O li ve r Wende ll H o lm es , " I d o not d are t o be as funny as I ca n ." But t he a b ove r e m a rk a b o ut b ig b oys b rin gs to mind t he t rag ic fate o f a n ew m aste r w ho o n ce came to jo in u s. H e ar ri vcd in t he a ft e rn oo n of the open in g d ay. At that t ime Se ni o rs Juni ors a nd lowe r c lass m cn were a ll in the two co mp a ni es. !\ t h ese co mp a ni es fo rm ed fo r d inn e r in the hadows of St. Mark's C loister, tho se o n t he ri g h t looke d so g iga n t ic to thi s yo un g ma s ter that he Aed in terror, n ot to be see n aga in .

From t hi s h asty it m ay be see n t h at as t h e years h ave sw i ft l y passed, t h ere be e n a s tead y in e rca e in number of build in gs a nd st udent s, a nd in modern equipment . Thrm1gh i t a ll "one increa s ing p urp ose run s" , to bu ild a sc h oo l in wh ic h t h e id ea l s hou ld be so und bodi es. so und cha ractc r. so und sc ho lars hip.

SENIOR STATISTICS

Name Future Ocwpalion / \mbition /l obby I dea of Mi se ry

,\ldcndifcr Lu111bcrman Nothing Mr. A ll en Doing I li sto ry

Arnold Barber To Retire Loafing Nice People

Baldwin Musician Music ian M u s ic B a d Mu s ic

Barber Sp hin x S il ence Thinking Noi c

Bo rr ett Polic man Acrobat A u to-Rides Anyt hin g Usefu l

Ben man Engineer Movies Toy s The Opera

Carlto n Making Wheel s Th e One Girl Writin g Letter s Not being in love

Chaffee Furniture n sett led Tat! r Being A Private

Cla rk Dry C leaning Cleaner L a undr y No Wa s hin g

Dc:lig iannis Fruit Store Stock B roker l::'>a s kctball Being Sho rt

D bson Fireman Anima l Tamer Work Not rank in g

Dodds Se nator Undertaker Getting LcLL e rs No letters

Ferguson Actor Butter & Egg Rubsa m No Rub sa m 111an

Fu lton Po li tician Genera l Bu ll Ring Gary Cill Aviator Aviator Rine Range En gli s h C lass

I-forward Movie Extra To Graduate Perfum e The 18th Amendmcnt

Hauprich Adu lt Piano Tuner Shoot in g Pool Keep in g s till

I luw a rd Headwaiter Egg s Wo111en No Wo111en

MORE S T ATI STIC S

N am e T' oth er N am e Co ll ege Favori te Wi se C ra ck O ut s t a ndin g F ea ture

Ald c ndifc r ''A ld ie" C hic ago · ' G imm y ye r Hi s t o r y H ai r w ill y a?"

Arno ld " Jimm ie" D a rtm o u t h " H o w' s t a d raft ?" S ize

B a ldwin " M a r t" O h io " De a r es t J:-l e lli c " V io li n

B a rb e r " B o b" B u s in cs!'i " No n e T a lk i n g

B a rret t "H a n k" V ir g in ia "G im m y a b it e B ice p s

B ea m a n " Rub en " B os t o n T ec h "C h eese Bo y !" Nose

Ca rl to n " .J im"

C ha ff cc " L e nt z"

W as h & L ee "S t a n d u p! " Soaks

A m h e rs t "N o t a l k i n g air o n g th e L in c offic e r s "

C la r k '' D e nn y .. Co rne ll " H ey , D o bb y, wn it a A l p h a del ta m inut e will ya?" t a u

Del ig ia nn is "D el li e Y a le "D a rn! " No Pro fa n it y

D o b so n " D obb y'' Ne b ras k a "No H e ra ld t h is wee k " M a rk s

D odd s "Ne d " O li ve t ' ' P ass t h c b rca d y ah og App e ti te

F e rg uso n " F e t·t;J; iC W as h & L ee " l-l yyy ! I-l o w ya b i n ?" B ea u t y

F ul t o n " Bi ll ' Pu rdu e "H o l y Sa il o r!' ' Co irp lcx ion

G ill " B o b " M ic hi ga n " N ow F e ll as " B ea rd

H a r wa rd " T ha t c h " D e tro it " H - H - H - H l-Ic ll o ' · So u t h e rn J\ccent

H a u pri c h "Ge n e .. W is c o n s in "D o n ' t J os h " Lack o f h a ir c ut

H o w a rd " Ar t" C hi cago " P as h y?' · D a n c in g

j o h n ·on " l r v Co lo ra d o " No w Mr. No r t o n" Wh eeze

L ee "M as o n .. L e h ig h " E ve ry b o d y d ow n ?" L a u g h

M c ln t y rc " M ac" W es t P o in t "F a ll int " Vo ice

M e t z " H a l "

M ic hi ga n "No M o r e P o t a t oes" C it 's Ti es

M ud ge " L es" A n ti o c h "G it awav from t h a t H ea d r a di a t o r "

Port e r " C la r e nce" P e n nsy l va ni a U nn o tic e d " Sax

R ec d " D oc" l.llin o is " C 'm o n le t 's go o uL " G u il t y loo k

R u b sa m "P ie rr e" M ic hi ga n " Aw c u t it o u t , R oo mm a t e C h a ffe e "

R ye rs n " G eo rge" M ic h iga n " An y se c o n d s o n rr ca t ?' · L egs

R y on "Ed" Co rn e ll " H a s a n y b o d y s e en S p ee d M a c Na m a ra ?' '

S m it h "S m itt y" M ic hi ga n " S p rcss yo ' s cf" F ace.:

W c l.lin g t o n "D u k e" P u rd u e "Le t 's t a k e o u r t itre" D a t es

W illi a m s ''Bro wn · Mi c h iga n " Ce nso r e d " T ee th

WHO'S WHO AMONG THE SENIORS

H <i nd so me s t - Ba ldwin M., C h a ff ee L., J o hn so n l.

Polite s t - H a r wa rd. R ye rso n, Dob so n

NcaLest-Ryerso n , H a upri c h , Sm ith F.

Bu s ie s t - Lee, Barber, Beaman

Mo t effi c ie n t-Ca rl ton, Dob so n, C la rk D

Mo s l mode s t -S mith , Barbe r , \ :Vc llin g Lo n

Bc s L at hl ete-Fu lton W ., Met z, Dodds.

B es t a ll aro und fel low-G ill, Mc i nt y re, Porter

Be s t n at ur ed- I cl ig ia nni s L , 1 la uprich , R ecd.

Most capa bl e- I loward, Dob so n , S mith F.

Most rc s pccLcd -G i ll , C h affee L., Dodd s .

M ost popul a r-Gi ll , Mcint y re , W illi amt. B.

\Viui cst-W illi ams B ., H a upri e h , Barber.

Be s t s tudenL- Dobso n , H owa rd , C la rk D.

La z iest-Metz, R ye rso n, Bloch W.

Biggest bluff e r- Rub sa m P. , Wi ll iam s B., Mci nt yre. drag- J o hn so n I. , W illi ams B ., Mcintyre

Most prom in ent-Fu l ton \V ., C h a ffee L. , B loc h W.

Quiete s t-Barber, Dc li g ia nni s L. , P o rt e r.

Deepe s t in love-Ca rlto n , R yo n , Wi lli ams B.

Best Mu s ic ian-Ba ldwin M., C h a ff ee L., Sm ith F.

Most in n ee d of s have- Harward, a rlto n , H owa rd

Mo s L lik e l y Lo s ucc ee d - Dob so n , Ca rlt o n, Rub sa m.

B es t d a ncer s- Barrett , h affcc, Dodd s.

M ost popu lar day-Sa turday.

M o L popular p lace- Office of Lhc Comma nd ant. Bigges t cate r-B loc h W., H owa rd , Le e.

A FAMOUS CLASS

"Hurry a lo n g boys, hurr y, hurry. If yo u can't hurr y, s tep as id e and let m y bo ys get t o their c lass."

T h e door j u s t s la mm ed a nd the so mewh at elde rl y t eac h e r h as t a k e n hi s p lace.

"Now I don ' t know w h ose fau lt it is, but wc"re now exac tl y three a nd a h a lf minut es lat e , so s it Lig h t w h e n t h e last b e ll rin gs fo r wc" ll h ave t o make it up. I ca n "t b e expected to p r epa re boys fo r t h e Co ll ege Board Examinat io n s o n thi r ty fi ve minut es a d ay. For tomorr ow we" ll take to c h apte r fo ur. A lri g ht , put tho se bo oks away a nd take the rea din g b oo k s. john on I think yo u were read in g yeste rd ay when the be ll rang, wercn"t yo u 1"

" Ye s s ir ...

A lri g ht yo u go a h ea d

"At line e leve n ?"

"Yes."

"A h a h , but if th e r e is a n y ge niu s. "

"W h a t , w h at wa s t h at?"

"A n y ge niu s ...

"' Barr e tt can yo u co rr ect th at? Oh, good m o rnin g Barrett. Now I don 't know if it "s too h ot in here o r n ot, but B a rre tt ca n"t see m to keep awake. I t' s n ot ve r y o ft e n that l g ive a boy hi s c h o ice, Barrett , but yo u can e i t h e r d o thi n ow o r t hi s afte rn oo n a t 4:30. Now B a rr et t what's t h e m a tter with a n y ge nius?" (No a nswe r ) "We ll Barre tt yo u co m e in at -1:30 th is afLe rn oo n and we' ll work thi s o ut . B a ldwin ca n yo u te ll m e? Car lLo n? " "C h affee, " I t s hould be ·a n y Lhing of ge niu s.' "W h y?" "Beca u se in ge ni is t h e part iLi ve ge niti ve a ft e r quid " Y cs, an d a ll of yo u bo ys befo r e m e kn ow that , but yo u won ·t u se yo ur brains. Now, Ba ld w in , h ow fa r did yo u get?" "About h a lf way th ro u g h ." ··1-1ow lo n g did yo u s tud y?" "A bout fo rt y- fi ve minuuLcs." "N w yo u sec if yo u h ad g i ven i t t h e full s ixty minu tes yo u would have ju s t ab:iut fini s h e d it ." "Y es s ir." "'A lri g h t, come thi s af t e rn oo n at -I :JO a nd fini s h i t up

"We llin gto n , did yo u get t hi s far ?" "Yes s ir." "Alri g ht p ick it up then." "A h -ah" "S ubj ec t! S ubj ec t!" "Hon1incs. " "'Goo d go o n. Verb?" "Dcditi s unt. " "Good. Ke e p goi n g is a ll I ask Tran sl ate "T h e m :! n h ave b een s urr e nd e red." "Yes, o bj ec t n ow. What ca se ?" "Acc u sa t ive." "F ind it." "Stud io. " "O h - I w is h Do cto r Youn g co uld h ea r th at ! H e a s ked me t h e ot h e r cl ay why m o re b oys don 't pass t h e Co ll ege Boa rd s. If h e co uld on l y h ear t hin gs l ike t h at. You b oys in s i s t, a bso lu te l y in s is t, on reading dati ves accu s at ives. D c li g ia nni s wh at case is s wdi o?"' "Dat i ve " Wh y?" Indir ect object of d c diti s un t." "Good! Dcligia nni s, did yo u ge t thi s far?" "Yes s ir ." "A lri g h t go a h ea d."

"\V e o u g h t to b ea r ai d ?" "W hat ag r ees wi th a id ?" "B o num s ir ." "Good put it with it then.·· "W e o u g h t to bea r goo d a id a nd sa fety to thi s m a n fo r a ll t h ose-·· 'T hose w h a t? Fulton?" "Things." "'Why things, Dc li g ia nni s?" "Neuter acc u sa t i ve p lura l. " "Now yo u sec, yo u k n ew that , but Jun e Lwemy - th ird th e r e won't b e a n yo n e there t o say 't h ose wh at' when yo u go wro n g. If Doctor Young were o nl y h e r e !"

(S hufflin g is h ear d o ut s id e ju s t as b e ll r in gs. Look in g at watch.)

"T h at b e ll is a ll off. We h ave three minute s p lu s o ur m ake- up tim e. Now j ..1 s t s it ti g ht. Ca rl Lon , did yo u get thi s far?" "No s ir ." "How far did yo u get?" "To 111ult ave ra nt in lin e 1.0 " H ow lo n g did yo u s tud y?" "Oh a b o ut a n h o'L1r a nd fift ee n minut es." Now yo u mi g ht h ave thought yo u s tudi e d a n h o ur a nd fifL ee n , but yo u ju s t s at th e 1·c a nd loo ked at the b oo k. yo u ?" "No s ir , ! -. " "Ah , a h a h , a h, yo u ju s t sa t there a nd looke d at Lhc book didn"t yo u ?' "Yes s ir. " "Ve r y wel l, l t h o u g h t so. Now wh a t if yo u got thi s ve r y p assage o n the Co ll ege B oa rd s. You cou ldn 't expect to d o a n y thin g w ith it cou ld yo u?" "No s i r." "W e ll t h e n , ge t 1t up as soo n as p oss ibl e. I h ave t oo la r ge a---."

(Seco nd so und o f be ll is h ea rd a lo n g with a g rea t d ea l of s hufflin g j u s t o u ts id e of d oo r.)

"Sit ti g ht , s it tig h t , we st ill h ave a few minut es. J\rno lcl did yo u fini s h Lh e lesso n in s tud yin g?" "Ye s s ir·· "A lri g ht go a h ea d ...

"You will a ll ow m e to s peak ." "Wh at wo rd a re yo u loo kin g a t? " "Loqui." "Ve r y well , go o n." "Y o u will a ll ow m e to s peak c nc c rning the purs uit s o f t h ese m e n- ." "Ba ld w in. co rrect Lhc las t two word s ." " Thi s m a n ." "W h y thi s m a n, ·sin g ular ." "Go on Arno ld ." "'You w ill a ll ow m e to s p ea k concerning the pur s uit o f t h ese men. "O h very we ll. (adva ncing t owa rd s do o r) " If yo u i n s ist r ea din g plura ls as in g ul a r s and s in g ul a r as p lural s that 's a ll for today . C las s di s mi sse d."

THOU C H ESTERF I E LD

Lord C h este rfi e ld , thou a re divin e , I give yo u freel y what is mine , You lur e me with your fragrant s moke And then on drill I a lm ost c h oke. Lord Chesterfie ld , what s h a ll I do?

I '111 s ur e I ca nn ot part wiLh yo u.

The Capta in 's vo ice rings o ut hi s chime, "Forward , March!" then "Do ubl ct im e!" Lord C h esterfie ld your work is s well, For soo n the pace begin s to te ll. My breath is coming much too fa st! str u gg le onward till the l ast, And as I gasp and c hoke a nd ree l , I murmur, " Lord! that C heste rfi e ld

Mr. Bal s ley to William s, B.: "Williams, wh at is wron g with 'We h ave ct.'?"

William s, B .: "Sir, we ain't et yet."

PretLy us h er at theaLcr (wit h pouting lips) : "Do you want two?"

Duke Wellington: "Will you let me?"

Woman: ''I'd like to sec a hat that looks good o n me Sa lesgi rl : "So would I."

H ank B. "Do yo u know whaL rat s do when t h ey get in s hips?"

Jimmy A. "Naw. ··

Hanle " That'5 ri ght."

No Dora , doughnut s do not grow on pa st ri es.

We sy mpathize with the keptic who jumpe d off of the Woolworth building t o test hi s rubber hee ls a nd bounced so long they had to s hoot him to keep him from s tarving

Mct z-"Ca n yo u tell me a Mi ss Libev: "Yes, what is it ?'

Metz : "What did I get o n m y exam in at io n ?"

I rate woman to tramp: " et away from he re. I don't want nothin ', I ai n °L got not hin · you can d o, so clear o ut Tramp: "But m y dear Madam, I co uld give yo u a few le sso ns in g rammar

To the g irl who h as never been kissed let us s uggest trying Listerine .

Man is but a worm who comes o u t, wigg les aro und , and t hen s ome c hi cken ge t s him

Who se d a t so l ve nt look in ' gentimun s pecu la tin up a nd down de a is le with th e go l den o b s tac le o n ?

··why don't yo u o r ganize him ?

''No , I d oes n 't o rga ni ze him, J' se n va h b een indu ce d to him ..

"Why, h e's d e mo s t confisicatcd man in di s co nju gat ion. H e's d e new pa s ture of di s C hurch

R ye rso n : Wher e y uh go in g, where y uh go in g?"

Barr e tt: "Out ta my way buddy , o utt a rny \yay, I'm mu s cle bound

Gill: " Bill , why is Willi a m s, B. unlik e a n umbr e ll a?

Fulton: " 'Ca u se yo u ca n s hu t an umbre ll a u p.

Neg ro ex h orte r at rev iv a l : ")inc d e a rm y o b d e Lord - h a s every o ne jin e d d e a rm y o b d e Lo rd ?"

N'eg ro g irl in rear of the t e nt: .. P arso n , ( 'sc done jine d d e a rm y o b d e Lord in de Bapti s hur c h Pr eac he r: " hil e, yo u is n't in d e a rm y ob d e L o rd , yo u se in d e na vy ...

C lubwoma n d e li ve rin g a spee ch: "Wh a t is ho me w itho u t a Mother?"

Voice in r ea r: " l lc r kid."

Th e pr o fesso r h a d aske d tirr.e a nd Lim e aga in for m o re p rs ona l touche s in the theme s that wer e h a nd e d in J.'inally one theme h e received e nd e d thu s: ·'Well, P rofesso r, h ow a rc the wife a nd k iddie s, a nd befo re 1 fo r ge t it, cou ld yo u le nd me five d o ll ars ?"

E ld e rl y News de a le r : ''Even in g S un. ·· Be la t ed R eve ll er: "Eve nin g, S ir

"Neve r th e twa in s s h a ll meet," ig h c d the boy as the brakeman unc o upl ed the ca rs.

H OWE AL PH ABET

A is for one yo u c h ance to m eet

B is fo r "Bob" ou r s tar at hl ete;

C is for Campus, we a ll love it so

D is for Dwight s, the c l ub on the go.

E is for Exams, they arc our bette r s.

F is for Frat rnit y announced in Greek letters.

G is for Cin we. II drink in a pinch

H is for " I la.nk" we·d a ll li ke to l y nch.

1 is for t h e person w h o is writing thi s rhyme

.J is for .J un c 1 lop w h ere we a ll d o prance

K is for !(nicker s they· re bett e r t h a n pant s

L is for Lcxturcs which g ive us a c ra mp

M b for Major for w h om o ur feet we do s tump

N is for Neck in g w hi c h means to embrace.

0 is for uutO in which it takes p lace

P is for Ph v• ic s where thi s wa ·written

Q is for Qu.,ilms with which we arc s mitten.

R for Room - mat e we al l love so we ll

S is for tudying at w hi ch we exce l!.

T is fo r Tobacco we ne, ·c r ca n get

U i fo r Upper w h ere Co-e d s don ·t get.

V is for V icto r y c rown in g t h e team

W is for Wa l ki n g w hi c h bad boys esteem.

X is w h at we arc when we bu st out

Y is for Youth we sec a ll abo ut

Z is for Zero we get a ll the time

Sam: "W hat's d at soot doin g on yo coat, H nr y?"

Hcnrv: ''Dat ain·t soot, Sam, dat' s dandruff."

"Use s tencil in a se nt ence.

" L et's ste ncil l ittle ."

Car lton: " [ don't suppose you don't know of no one t h at don 't wa n t to hire nobodv to do n ot hin g, d o you?"

Dob so n: "No, I don't ."

Teac h er: " a n ym1 s pel l 'avoid'?"

Ton y: "Sure, w hat's de void?"

Judge: "Take yo ur choice, ten days or ten doll<1r s."

Chaffee· 'T ll take t h e ten do ll ar."

TWILI G HT

Drea m s a nd t e nd e r 111 e m o ri es, A c himin g c h a p e l b e ll , Sa d a nd ha pp y fa nc ies

In t\V ili ght h o ur s d \Ve ll

Pu r p le st rca 111 s ac r oss the s k y Min g le w ith t h e rose , Sce nt o f r a r es t pe rfum es

O n th e eve nin g breeze t ha t b lo ws.

H o ur o f res t a nd qui e t Wh e n th e t o il o f d ay is do n e: Dr ea 111 s a nd h o p es ar e b o rn aga in , Wi t h th e fad i n g o f the s un.

O h, br ea t h es t h e re a c a d e t , a nd I kn ow th e re a r c a fe w

Wh o re m e mb e rs w h e n \V C h a d C hi c k e n a nd oys t e rs in a s t e w , Wh o ca n s in g o f h ap p y d ays wh en we go t co ff ee a nd c rea m ;

Wh e n m a n go t a n egg a nd n eve r tas t e d a b e an .

S T U D EN T S ' TW EN TY THIRD P SA L M M r No rto n is m y s h e ph e rd , r s h a ll not pa s, H e m a k c t h m e m os t d ee p l y hu111ili atc d H e lea d c th m e in to th e p at hs o f d ee p und e rstand in g;

Y c a , h e expose t h m y ig n o rance.

Y ea, t h o u g h I wa lk throu g h th e h a ll s with m y c h e m is tr y boo k in m y h a nd , r ca nn o t b lu ff him H e g ive th m e lec tur es in th e pr ese n ce o f m y c lass m a t es

My t h o u g ht s a rc n o thin g but c h e m is Lr y

S ur e l y No r to n a nd C h e mi s tr y s h a ll fo ll o w 111 c a ll th e d ays o f 111 y li fe a nd l s h a ll d we ll in th e C he m is tr y Ja b fo r eve r

C O M PLI MENTS O F TH E S P AN IS H

C L ASSES

My d og, he a t a d y n a mit c-

E n t i rcl y ac c id c nt o :

D a d ogg ic h e was di s unit e

In numcro fr ag 111 c nt o

D e co ro ne r h e co m · t o sec; H e ac t vc r' k ind a·

H e a s k a wh e re R ove r b e ?

\V e say, .. We ea nn o l111d a !..

F a t la d y e n te rs pa rl o r a nd c h ooses sca t bes id e t imid look in g ma n Th e m a n l oo kin g fo r hi s h at a ddr esses th e la d y: "I b eg yo ur pa rd o n , M a d a 111 bu t d o yo u k n o w \Vh a t yo u a rc s it tin g o n ? ..

F a t W o m a n : W e ll I o u g ht to I' ve bee n s it tin g o n it fo r t hir t y yea rs ."

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Offic i<1 l : "Why don t }O U get a pa ss port a nd go back to France?'

Foreigner: "No sp ik a d a English."

Teacher-"johnny, can you u se ' s t a tu e ' in a sentence?"

j o hnn y: "When I came hom e last ni g ht , my daddy holl e red , 'John, stat u e ' ?"

Barber One: Barber Two: m iddl e " Young Lady:

"Who ncx' ?''

"That you n g lady in t h e

"You kutc, I do n ot Ma n driving up to gasol in e s tation: "Two ga ll o n s plea se

Dispen se r: "What are y uh tr y in g to d o, wean it?"

S h c-"\V h e n we re turn e d from our trip abroad, daddy was made to pay heavy duty on some ant iqu e vases."

He: "Custom?"

She: ''I'll say he did."

"Oh, !fa , come down here quick!"

"Wha t 's the matter , Mary?"

"Look, .J o hnni e ate a ll the ra is in s off that s ticky brown paper

Pierce (to g irl on te lep hone): "Now yo u get anot h e r g irl and l ' ll get a n ot her good look in g fe ll ow."

T he trouble with coon s kin coats is t h at too many coons wear them.

PESS I M ISTS' CA L ENDAR

Dirty day s h at h September, Apri l , .Jun e and Noven· ber ; From Janu ary up to Ma y It rain, it raineth every da y; And a ll the r est h ave thirty-one. With ut a ble sse d g leam of s un ; I f so me oJ them had two a nd thirty, They'd be j u s r as wet and twice l!S dirty

Mudge: "Mr. Ba ls ley, can a person p uni s h e d for so mething he h as n t done?

Mr. Bal s ley: "Why o f course not-why do yo u ask?"

Mudge: "We ll , haven't done my Eng li s h ."

i\ lr. Ba ls lcv: "The next book we w ill read wil l be '\V h at f::.vcry \Von'H n I<now s· I lfl rwArd: " J loo r ay! That ' the book fo r me. It mu s t be s ho rt "

S h e: ''D o you inh a le yo ur pipe?"

H e: "N , on l y th e s m oke. "

H e: "Do yo u smoke tobacco?"

S h e: "Did yo u eve r hea r o f a n y o ne s moking anyt hin g el se but tobacco?"

H e : "S ur e, m y uncl e s m o k es h ams."

Co ll eg iate: "Have yo u rea d Dant es' 'Div in e Co m edy'?"

Dumber: "No."

Co ll egiate: "Have yo u r ead "T he Three M usketee rs'?"

Dumber: "No

Co ll eg iate: " W e ll , what have yo u read?"

Dumb e r : "l have re d h a i r

Father R o binso n at fo rm atio n : "Will t h e person wh o sto ic my Forum, Literar y Dige st and At la n t ic Monthly magazine s, p lea c come back a nd take the res t ?'

Mr. [ kanov ic h: " I low do yo u lik e that new wash machine [ se nt yo u from Ame rica?''

Mrs. [ kanov ic h : "It' a ll right but eve ry tim e I get in the thin g, t he darned paddle s knock m e off m y feet."

Rotund lady to partner: "Let 's stop dancing a nd s it d own a few minut es. I' m too d a n ced o ut ."

P artne r : "W h y no yo ur not , yo u'r e ju st ple asa n t i y p l ump .··

"The re off," s h o u ted R ya n as h e viewed t he inmate s of th e in sa ne asy lum.

Ge ntl ema n in s tor e : " H ave you stockin gs o n--"

Sa lesg irl : "S ir--"

Ge ntl e m a n : "Sale?"

Sa lesg irl : "Ta inl y."

Th e laz iest m a n we can imagin e is one who s it s up a ll ni g h t to k eep from was hin g hi s face in the m o rnin g.

"Wh a t did the grass h op 1 er say w h en he wa s created?"

"Oh, L ord. h ow you m ade m e jump."

Ju s t b ecause s h e we ar s a turtl e n e ck swea t e r is n o s ign s h e'< s lo w.

M r . No rto n : "Mr . S heet s, did yo u bui ld a ga r age fo r yo ur flivv c r?"

Mr S hee t s: "Y es, 1 h a d t o 1 c a ught a co upl e o f a nt s tr y in g to dra g it throu g h a c ra c k und e r th e s id e wa lk

"[ g uess th a t o ne s tump s m e " sa id th e sw im me r as t h e s h a rk s n a pp e d o ff a m e mbe r .

Oc c as io n a ll y yo u see a m a n dri v ing a ea r so c a re full y t h a t yo u c o nclude it mu s t b e p a id fo r

Th e ir a t e go lfe r , a ft e r a furi o us o n s l a u g ht o n hi s b a ll in a bunk e r , h a d s u c ceed e d in co mpl e t e l y bur y in g it. H e turned t o hi s ca dd y, a nd s h o ut e d ," Wh a t th e d e u ce am l t o d o n o w ?"

" W e ll , s ir ," sa id th e ca ddi e, If I we re yo u , wo uld wa it a bit b o und t o c o m e up to br ea th e in a m inut e ··

DOM ES TI C A N IM A LS

L o un ge li za rd s, p a rl o r s n a k es , t e a - h o und s, ra di o bu gs, go lf l y n x, bro th e r E lk s, b ase b a ll ba t s, h o t cl ogs, o fAci a l sea ls, d a rk h o rses, blind pi gs

R ye rso n : A rc n ' t a n y bi g m e n li k e m e bo rn in yo ur to wn .? "

B ar ret t : "No, o nl y b a bi es a re b o rn th e re."

L a ndl a d y : l t hink yo u h a d b et t e r boa rd e lsew h e re

B oa rd e r: "Y es , l o ft e n h a d ."

L a nd la d y: " Oft e n ha d wh a t 1 "

Boa rd e r : " O ft e n h a d b e tt e r b oa rd e lsewh e re."

F e rg uso n: " A rc yo u th e o ld es t in th e fa mil y ?"

Rub sa m: " Naw- m y o l' m a n is "

P o pul a r a d vc rt i in g in C hi cago: "H ave yo u h a d yo ur lea d t o d ay?"

McNa mara : "My d a d is a M oose, a n E lk , a n E ag le, a nd a Li o n ."

R ya n : "Gos h , h ow mu c h d oes it co::. t to sec him ."

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