1933 Howe Military School Yearbook

- fk TAT1L1ER .1933

mut t!Catler

1933

PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY

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119ebication Because of our deep appr eciF1tion of his st el'lin g qualities FI S botb teacher ancl fri0rnl, because of the benign inf-Juence felt siu ce he lrns taken over the leader ship of Gn1y Hall, ::mcl because of our general all :irournl respect for him, we, the Class of 1933, clo <lcclicntc our editi on of the Tatler to:

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I CLASS O:E'FICERS E dwanl M. Wli iLP

President

Char] H rn. Brad ley

Vice-President

ThmmtH A. 0Pro\\'

SpcrP t ary

Hobrrt B. Varnes

Trcasurrr 8ergcant-at-A nn R

Tom B . ( 'la rkl'

TATLER BOARD Donnl<l R. Paiterson

Eclitor-in-Chief

T l1 omns E. Bullion

Assistant Editor-in-Chi<>f

Charles K Bradley

Business Managcr

Art lrnr II. Cutl er

Ass istant Business Manag<>r

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BENJAMIN W. BROWNE

CllARLES E. BRADLEY South Bend, Ind.

"Brad"

'"Brownie"

Lower '30-Football; Basketball; Baseball; McKenzie Literary Society; Tumbling; Star List; Legion of Honor; Best Drilled Cadet; Hon. Mention 3rd Form Ranking; Cpl., Co. "L"; 2nd Prize AllPoint Cup. Middle '31-P. F. C., Co. "D"; Midget Football; Oo. "D" Basketball, Baseball; 1st Place Most Trusl:Jworthy Cadet; 2nd Place 4th Form Ranking.

Upper '32, '33--Cpl., Sgt., Oo. "A"; Dramatic C lub; Pres. of Pi Delta; Alpha Delta Tau; Pi Delta Debating Team; Sect. of Varsity "H" Club; Varsity Football, Basketball; Baseball; Rifle Team; Highest Proficiency Jn Chemistry; Hon. Mention Christian Courtesy; Haberly Medal; Vice-Pres. Senior Class; Business Manager Tatler; Honor Card Group, '30'33; Howe School Orchestra, '30-'33; Captain-Adjutant; Sword and Sheath Club.

Y ou 111·0 mu c h inter es t cl in physi cal sports, and niso s how ft pro11num•ccl intcrCH t in th o 011lcloors. You nr A p ossei;sed of mu ch rh y thm, a r c v e ry 11,pprcda.tive of things o r 11n nrti s tl c 1111lure , nnd llH'l' C is rntudC'nl writin g .

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Middle '31; Upper '32, '33-Varsity Baseball, Football; Varsity "H" Olub; Sgt. Bn. Sup. Sgt., Sgt. Major; Dance Committee; Herald Staff; Washington Day Address; Honor Card Group; Rifle Team; Sword and Sheath Club; Alpha 'l'au.

You are 1uite v is ionary a t tim es , show lhfll y ou nre d oc is i ve in y our opinions. Your m re m o r y is ve ry g·oocl , a nd you possess much

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THOMAS E. BULLION "Baheep"

RIDGEWAY W. BURNS

Royal Oak, Mich.

"Burnsie"

Middle '30, '31-P. F. C., Cpl , Oo. "B"; Upper '32, '33-Tech . Sgt., 2nd Lt., Hqs. Co.; Co. "B" Football, Basketball, Baseball; Band, '31-'33; Orchestra '33; Pi Delta; Sword and Sheath Club; Tatler Board; Herald St'tff; Old Gua rd; Declamation Contest; Dramatic Club; All Club Football

You 11 r e likely to be v e r y eas ily itTilate d and a nnoyed, s how that you are d ecisive In yo ur opinions. You also s how that you n.re genero us and con si d erat e of otllers, and that you a.re quite l'ik ely to be susce ptible

You are much given to resenting imposition. nnd are quite cons id erA.te of others.

You have a very enthusias ti c nature , and you are not golng to let your pride inte r-

10 e n1otional ap JleA l s.

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Detroit, Mich.

Lower '29; Middle '30, '32-Choir: P. F. C., Cpl., Sgt., Co. "B"; Blake Football, Basketball; Upper '33-Alpha Tau; Old Guard; Co. "B" Football; Basketball; Sup. Sgt., Stf. Sgt., Co. "B"; Sword and Sheath Club.

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TOM B. CLARKE "Tom"

ARTHUR H. CUTLER

Cincinnati, O.

"Cut-cut"

Middle '30, '31- Blake Baseball, Basketball; Cpl., Co. "B"; Upper '32, '33-Sgt., 1st Sgt., 2nd Lt., Co. ' A"; Honor Card Group '30-'33- Alpha Tau; Debating Team; Alpha Delta Tau; Hon. Mention Most Trustworthy Cadet; Hon. Mention 5th Form Ranking; H a berly Medal; Medal for Best Essay; Herald Staff; Pres .

Dramatic Club; Old Guard; Tatler Staff; Sword and Sheath Club.

Iowa City, Ia.

Upper '32, '33-Co. "B" Football, Basketball; Varsity Track, Football; Varsity "H" Club; Declamation Contest ; Pi Delta; Pi Delta Debating Team; Drnmatic Club; Tatler Board; Cpl., Sgt., Co. "B."

You Hl' P a vi Plonnry so r t or per son n nd a.r e

conslnnll y se t tin g yo ur gon l In life far ah ea d . You a lso show th a t yo u a rc ruled more L>y yo u1· h cflrt than yo ur h ead a nd lhat yo u nre qu ite lik r ly t o J)e s u sce ptible t o e motionnl ll JlP nls. You h a ve m u c h p e r sonal prid e and dignit,v , n ncl are g e n e rous a ncl

Yo u 11 1·e l()o He n "lll n . Yo u a lso Hh ow lhal rou hrn ·p n vpry :-;n rc•afiti t· naturP, a nd yo u of t en hul'l n lh l'l'H un t·on sc lo us ly, You s how wlll - 1mwer 11nc1 H(· lf - r ell nnt·r in y our writing .

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WILLIAM G. DUCRWALL

THOMAS A. GEROW

VanBuren, Ind.

Sturgis, Mich.

Upper '33-Co. "A" Football, Basketball ; All-club Football ; B and ; Jazz Qrt,hestra.

Middle '29, '30, '31- P. F. 0., Op!. Co. "M"; Hor.or Card Group; Hon. Mention Drilled Cadet; Middle School Dance Committee; Mack Football, B asketball ; :3and.

Upper '32, '33-Sgt., Capt., Co. "B"; Major of Howe School Bn.; Old Guard; St. Vlnc ~nt' s GuUd; Choir Crucifer; Command er of Sworn and Sheath Club; Sect. .""e11lor Class ; Decoration Committee; Pi Delta; Varsity Track, Football; Edltor-inChlef Howe Herald; Howitzer Plat.; DecJrunat.ion Con test.

"Duck"

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You possess mu h flu e ncy in your s peech, 11 how that you ILJ-.e ruled b y yo ur h elld, .and that you a r e capable or m ee ting a cri sis In a w 11 poised manne r. You a lso s how that you are ver y d ec is i ve i n your opini o ns , a nd th e re n.re tim es whe n your fee lings .are lrnrt. too Nlsil y.

"Yo u sh ow thAt you are a ll it irritabl e at ti m eH, b u t oth e r tim es yo u Hl1 0w a ca.r free nHtnn e r. ''fou show that yo u have much of t he exec utive in yo u r n ature, but at th1H"' R ,yo u te ncl to b e t-00 ser, r ('.' Uve.

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GAIL N. GRIEGER

JOUN M. GILBERT "Mac"

Evanston, Ill.

''Breeze''

Lower '28-Baseball; Middle '29, '30, '31; Upper '32, '33-Bn.nd '29-'33; Alpha Tau; Varsity Baseball; Chapel Orchestra; Jazz Orchestra; Cpl. Bugler, Sgt. Bugler, Hqs. Co.

Muncie, Ind.

Lower '29-Legion of Honor ; A Privilege List; Middle '30, '31-P. F. c. Co. "B"; Spring Dance Committee; Upper '32, '33Alpha Tau; Dance Committee; Dramatic Club: Sword and Sheath Club; Col. Sgt., Bn. Sup. Sgt., Sgt. Major, 2nd Lt. Ordnance, Hqs. Co ., Honor Card Group.

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del11 ll s, s h ow th at you are the log ical s ort

or thtni< '" and you are not likel y to rush

Vou s how muc h mu s irnl ap prec iati on In yo ur wrltinA· n.loug wilh a good sense of hun1 or. You fl.I'(• 1)08:-IORHecl or fl. good n1 e 111 -

lhrou g h thln g8 in a careless mn,nn er. It is a lso eviclPnl tlrn.l yo u aro th e e nthus iastic S•>rt or per son , an d YO U!' p e rsonn.i prid e is inc! PP1l VPr~· o uts tanding'. You s ho uld xp r ess n1 orc "clai·c" lo balanc e yo ur cau t ion.

ory ·w hich '\1 ill Pl'O Vf' or g"l'N tt Vil lU C to you In r ctn inlng l hin g-H tlial yo u I n.rn.

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FREDERICK J. HAYWARD

R. NEIL GROVE

Howell, Mich.

"Jasp"

"Spinny"

Middle '32-Hon. Mention 4th Form Ranking; Upper '33- P . :F. C ., Cpl. Co. "A"; Alpha Tau.

Yo u h a V'O m11C'l1 e0111lde n ce in yo ul's I f and ln things th!Ll yo u do, possess m u ch wlll-

Yo u ;ire in clin ed to b e th o Inte n se ·0 1110tlo na l ·lrnracter , a nd yo u s h ow t h nt you are VPry s u~ cr ntiblc.> to e n1otional a p1leals . You

11ower , and i t is ev id en t t l1a.t yo u are go ing thro u •h t.hings tha t yo u s t a r t. There i s mu ch Im agi nation oxpr ssed, u g r eat d eal of t e1rnC" i ty, flnd yo ur writ in g sh ows t ll at yo 1.1 ;u·p n ot. like l y to be t h e e motional c haracte r at a nJ time . Yo u h avt' a ::;emfie ()f hu111or tlrn t sho ulcl b l'lf grer1t value t.o ycrn.

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Peru, Ind.

Middle '32- 2nd Ranking 4th Form ; Upper '33- Band '31-'33; Orchestra '32'33; Pi Delta; Herald Staff ; P . F. C. Bugler.

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KENNETH F . KEARNEY

R. KENT KANAGA

"Kent"

"Ken"

Battle Creek, Mich.

Middle '31, '32- P . F . 0 ., Cpl., Co. "B"; Varsity Track; Upper '33- Rifle Team; Varsity "H" Club ; Alpha Tau ; Varsity Football; Col. Sgt., 1st Sgt., Co. "A"; Sword and Sheath Club.

Middle '31- Mack Football, Basketball; Varsity Baseball; Declamation Contest; Upper '33- Herald Staff; Cpl., Sgt., Co. Sup. Sgt., Co. "B"; Varsity Football; Rifle Team ; Dramatic Club; Pi Delta; Dance Committee.

Y ou nrc quite r lnnlRh In c h oos ing- vour ln tin111t o Fri nds a..nd aH n r rs ult of ihls yo u are lik el y t o limit th Hf ' to ll few In ber . Yon ru·e n1l(•d 1·0111 11l c l!'ly by yo ur h eart, :-i how I hn l you n r c~ t h P optimi s tic i:;ort of p rRo n .

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DONALD E. KUHLMAN

ROBERT E. KING "Bob"

Elmore, O.

Benton Harbor, Mlcl1.

Upper '32, '33- Track Team; Pl Delta; Honor Card Group ; Co. "B" Football; Dwight Basketball; P . F. c., OpL, Co.

Upper '33-Pl Delta; Co. "A" FootbalL

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JOHN M. LESLIE "Potsie"

Indianapolis, Ind.

Middle '31- M ack Football; Upper '32, '33-Varsity Footba ll, Basketball; Baseball; Varsity "H " Club; Sect. Pi Delta ; Herald Staff; Dance Committee; Col. Sgt., 2nd Lt. Co. "A" ; Sword a nd Shea th Club.

JAMES C. MISKILL

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You are gnl ng t.n he ve r)' method i cal Jn t hin g·" yo u d o, sh ow th11t yo u hn. ve a goocl

sen"e of hu 111 o r, '~ncl yo u m·o capable o r ex-

press in g YO lffHf' lf w ith 01tRC . You also s l1o' v n P<"fl(•eful n1tlure, 1tncl yo u a r not lik ely to l w dernonf<lt"fttlvc of yo ur nJ"l'ccllons nt

any til\H'. Nor n r P ) rou t h o type of per so n lo he th<' u l'i gl nnlur of n11u1y di sngr eem ents .

Grand Rapids, Mich.

Middle '30. '31- Dwight Football, Basketball, Baseball; P . F. C., Co. "D"; Upper '32, '33- Co. "A" Football, Baske tball ; Alph1 Tau: Old Guard; H erald Staff; St. Vincent's Guild; Clergy Crucifer; Dance Committee; Varsity Te nnis ; Cpl., Co. Sup .

Sgt , Col. Sgt., Co. "A"; Sword and Sheath Club.

You a r e ntlre ly too snr cnsti for yo ur ow n p;nofl, !-ihnw thnt yo u a.r ge n ero us to ... wnrd 1.1J11 •rs nnd t lrn t yon hnvo n keen brain.

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" Moltie-Woltie"

DONALDS. PATTERSON

Detroit, Mich.

"Pat"

Upper '31, '32, '33-Alpha D elta Tau; Herald Staff; H011or Ca rd Group; Varsity Football, Track ; Varsity "H " Club; Dra m atic Club ; Alpha T a u; Alpha T a u D ebating T eam ; Declam ation Contest; P. F .

C., 1st Sg t., Co. "B"; 1st Lt. Adj ., Hqs. C o.; H aberly M ednl.

Y o u h ave n g r <'n t !l ca l of t h e l'xocut i vc In yo ur nu..Lu1· . s h ow th R.l you h ave rnu eh in i tiati ve nncl Ag·gn•ssiv<' n ess, a n d it is e\' iclcn t t h at RH a r PH u 1t o f yo ur in ves tigative n at ure you h ANl' cl ve l o p ecl m u ch cu ri osity . Yo ur al ilit ~' lo ull:'LJJ l yo urself to tnsks w hi r h con front you sh ould al ways make yo u a l ead er.

Yo u a r e a v r y sel f-co nOcl cnt a n d self r n li an t sm·t. o f pe r. ·on , a n rl yo u n r e goin g t o h e cllffil' ult to ch ange in r ga r d lo v i cw])o in ls. Yo u a r f' 1>1·ogt' ess J\re, a hvays nt ivorlc ln h .. ar-comp li sh .. cl, but yo u li ke yo ur s ucl'l'HH lo eonh• quj l'k ly.

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Middle '30, '31-Choir ; Junior T ennis; P . F. C., Co. "M " ; Honor Card Group; 2nd Place 3rd Form R a nking; Hon. Mention 4th Form R anking ; Upper '32 , '33Head of 5th Form; H er ald S taff ; :Editorin-Chief T a.tier: Alpha D elta T a u; H ab c:rly Medal ; Cpl., Sgt., Co. "B"; M a ster Sgt., 2nd QM Lt., 1s t QM Lt., Hqs. Co.; Sword and Sheath Club; Dramatic Club.

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SERAPHIM R. POPE

EDGAR M. PERROTT "Ed"

":Joe"

Plttsburir11, Penn.

Bucyrus, O.

Upper '33- Alpha T a u; Varsity Football; Baske tball.

Lower '28- Knick Footba.11, Basketball, Baseball Ca pt.; 1st Team Football, Baske tball, Baseball; Cpl.; Co. "L" ; Star List; Legion of Honor; 2nd Place Nea test AI cove.

Middle '29 , '30, '31 , '32- Cpl., Cpl. Drum Ma jor ; Sgt . Drum Major, Co, "M"; M ack Football, Basketball, Baseball; Co. "A" Basketball; Va rsity Football, B asketball, Baseball; Old Gua rd: 1st Place Most Trustworthy Cadet; Dance Committee.

Upper '33- 1st. Lt., Co. "B"; Capt. Hqs. Co.; Pres . Var sity " H " Club; Pi Delta; Herald Staff; Sword and Sheath Club; Da nce Committee ; 3rd Place Discus 'I'hrow.

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You a r e a VP t'Y op timi s t.l e sor t of p er son , sh ow 1.hn l yo u a r e g-e nno us a nd co n s ide r " ft;' o f o th e r s, nnd yo u d o n eed n1 or e t'fe t e rmina t!un in o r<lor to m a t e ria li ze yo ur dream s :t ncl fllll b i ti on s. Yo u a lso s h ow t h at yo u n eed

stubb cll'nn eflfi f\ IHl c.hs lln fLC')' . Yo u n.J so Rh o w

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WILMARTH S. SLOOTMAKER

Mllwaukee, Wis. "Bob" Lower '26-'29-Cpl., Co. "L"; Tumbling; Pres. McKenzie Literary Soc.; Best Drilled Cadet; L egion of Honor; Ca pt. Lower Football; Lt., Co. "L"; Middle '30-P. F .

C., Co. "B"; Upper '31-'33-Cpl., Co. "B"; D ramatic Club; D eclamation Contest; Alpha T a u; Alpha Tau Debating Team; Varsity Football; Va rsity "H" Olub; VlcePres. Junior Class; Sgt., Co. "A"; Bn. Sup. Sgt. Hqs. Co.

"S1ooty"

Grand Rapids, Mich.

Upper '33-Varsity Football, T ennis ; Varsity "H " Club ; Alpha Tau ; Co. "B" B asketba ll; Honor Card Group.

Yo u are quitf' r o1:;er\7 ecl in yo ur n1ann e1·s ,

h ave much clepth to y ur f<>t'lings, an d are a hlt irritlLb lc al Lim eH. You have much pride, and arc go in g to put yo ur h os t into w li atrvcr yo u do. You have m u ch w illpower, HhO\V that you ha.v

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and a dramn.tic quality that wlll be of .great aHslstance to yo u.

You s h ow n. great d ea l of de pth to yo ur fee lin gs, s h ow llinl you are inclin e d to be npllmls ti c and constantly looking on t h e bright sicl of t hin gs. You a lso sh ow that you ha\" a ke n, rapid-thinkin g bt·nln, and lh11 t you a r e quil"i< in slzlng u11 situ ati on s.

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B!::NNETT E. THAYER

Sa.ult St. Marie, M'ch.

M'ddle '32: Upper '33-Band; Orch estra; Chapel Orchestra; Pl Delta; P. ,,•., C, Hqs . Co.

M:::Idl" '31- M ' ck Footb1.ll, Baseball, :c -..rkr1 t all : Varsity B'.lseball; Upper '32, ' ?~-V 'l r s i ty Foctb:i ll. Baske tball; V'lr slty "H" C'ub: M :;r. Vnrsity Track; Alpha T nu · A!pha T , u D ~ ba t ' ng- Team; Decorating Ccmmittee: Cpl., S gt., 1st Sgt., Co. "B" ; HonOT C ~rd Group; Guidon Carrier,

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ROBERT B. VARNES

JOHN R. TIBBALS "Tib"

"Bob"

Chicago, Ill.

Middle '30, '31-Choir; Blake Football; -c·pper '32, '33-St. Vincent's Guild; Clergy C1 ucifer; Head Acolyte; Herald Staff; T'ltler Staff; Pi D elta; Rifle Team; Dramatic Club; Declamation Contest; n · cor1ttin o: Committee; Old Guard; Co. "A"; Football; P. F. c., Cpl., Sgt., 1st Lt., co. "A"; Sword and Sheath Club.

You pnHs<>s" a g1·cnl cleAI of con ccnlnttlve Abl l lly, show that you havo much wlllnower, 11nc1 .vo u are quiek in expr ess ing yourself with ase. You also show Lhal yo u hnve IL gTl'ftL tleHI of Lhe lnv cfi tlgative in your 1rnture. You shoulcl be quite su ccess ful in lhe fit' lcl o f business in worlt of an cxecu llve natur .

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Howe, Ind.

Lower '21-'29-lst Lt., Co. "L"; Middle '30, '31-Dramatic Club; Old Guard; Upper '32, '33-Commander Old Guard; Decorating Committee; Alpha Tau Sect.; Co. "B" Football; Sgt., 1st Lt., Co. "B"; Tatler staff.

You ar quick in siz ing u]) silua.Lions and conclltimrn. Hhow that you are very persistent in things th>Lt you clo, but sometimes you 111"1' give to procra.qtlnatlon. You nlso show that yo u taltc much inter est in varied l'CCl'Ofl lion.

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CHARLES F. WHIPPLE

KENNETH M. WELLS "Shifty"

"Chink"

Cleveland, O.

Evanston, 111.

Middle '30, '3 1- Blake Basketball, Football; Upper '32, '33-Varsity Football, Basketball, Tennis; Varsity "H" Club; Cpl., 1st Sgt., Co. "A"; Herald Staff; Rifle Team; Dramatic Club; Old Guard; Haberly Medal; Pi Delta; Hon. Mention Patriotic Essay; Vice-Pres. Junior Class; Sword and Sheath Club.

Middle '30; Upper '32, '33-Pres. Junior Class; Decorating Committee; Band, Orchestra; Chapel Orchestra; Herald Staff; Pi Delta; Cpl. Hqs. Co.

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.TOHN A. WILKINS

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Lower '28, '29-Football, Basketball, Ba.o;c ball; Tumbling; Track; All-around Athlete's Letter; Legion of Honor; Yice1-.·es McKenzie Soc.; Cpl. Co. "L"; Choir.

Middle '30, '31- P. F. c., Co. "D"; St. Vincent's Guild; Upper '32, '33; Sgt., 1st Lt., Capt., Co. "A"; Pi Delta; Haberly Medal; Honor Card Gl"Oup; Sword and Sheath Club; Varsity Football, Track; Varsity "H" Club; Old Guard; :2nd Place 5th Form Ranking; Ass. Tactical Officer of Lower; D ecorating Committee; Tres.

Junior Class; Pres. Senior Class; Chapel Colors.

'Buzz"

lndia.napolis, Ind.

Lawer '29-Football, Basketball, Baseball; White Hall Tennis Champion; Middle '30, '31-Blake Basketball; Varsity B aseball, Basketball, Football; Varsity "H" Club; Upper '32, '33-Declamatlou Contest; Runner-up for School Tennis Championship; St. Vincent's Guild; Pres.

Alpha Tau; Cpl., Sgt., 1st Lt., Capt. Co. "B"; Old Guard; Sword and Sheath Club; :>Jerald Sta.ff.

'Lll...J L. Ynu arr r uled co mpletely by your heart, "R how t lrnt you are very generous. You are fond of changt• and variety , show tbiLt you 11.re th e el\thusin~li c Ho1·t of person, and you are go ing 10 oo n!J le to express yourself with

You possess a fa ir amount of Individu ality, show that you are too much g iven to u1·ocrastlimlion and yo u clo 11eed to be more prompt ancl punetual in t hin gs thal you clo.

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Batavia, III.

"Wolky"

Middle '30, '31-Blake Football, Basketball; Junior Tennis; Upper '32, '33-Badminton; Sgt.-at-Arms Junior Class; Varsity Football. Track; Va rsity "H " Club; Alpha Tau; Holder of School Record in ~igh .. Hurdles ; Decorating Committee; ·~ pl. .ffqs. Co.

You a1· p VP r·y 1w r s i s tcnt n nil tonnC'lo u s .i n thin gs yo u d o. sh r>w I h e noecl fur mo rn cl et erminnli o n Hncl wtl lpowP 1'. and you are p; ive n to r e~ ntin g· irnpm; i t i on. Yo u <-ll' P e n tlrC:' l.\' Loo :-H-1r c·1u~tlc n11cl lherP a rc t ln1 es w h v 11 yo u u su th i s un eo n sc.dou8l y loo n1uch .

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(!Class I!} istorp Twelve year:-.; ago t hi8 il lustl'ious class of ours Rtartccl when Robert Varnes, a Jittlc boy of Hix, ·w andered into tho mnt uri11g halls of tlw kind ly Lower Scl1 oo l io begiu lii.s long term at Howe.

This young fe ll ow strugglc< Lon :for six years before ho ·was joined by four other morn be rs, coming from far and near. Edgar Ponott ·was wi IJing to leave his old borne town of Pitb;bmgh. A long with him carne 0 111· good friends, J:Ddwanl White of Cleveland, later of ream.pa, .John Gilbert of Evm1ston, lllinoiR, and Hobert Ra iche of Mi lwaukee. ln 1929 t he nuc leu:-.; of tl1e class was 8trnngthencd by four other boys, T hornas GProw from t il e green pnsturrn; of Sturgis, :M ichigan, Gail Grieger of Mm1cio, Jrn li.mrn, and Jo hn Wi lki11s of ]11<lianapo lis. Jn F<'bruary of t his yea r l~idg0way Burns of Detl'Oit also rn<Hle his appearance.

Then, in J 930, the' time of fll'OR"pC'rity, 11i11 0 rnot:l1 ers an cl fathers bicl fond farcwl' ll s to their sons, and wlrn shou ld arrive but such notables as Clrnr lo8 Bradl ey of South Bcncl, Tom Clarke of Cincinnati, .James Miskill of Grand H,flpi(l s, Kerrnetli We ils of Cleveland, Thoma.s Bullion of Roya l Oak, Michigan, Donalcl Patterson of Detroit, Earl Wolcott of Batavia, lllinois, Jolin Tibbals of Winnetka, Illinois, and to complete tl1e long list for t hat year, from Evanston came Char les Whipple, wl10 entered i11 February.

In 1931 our class grow to the tota l of twenty-four when six more fine cadets conm1cuccd Llieir careers at Howe. T he now members were Beu Browne of Clevt: larn l He ights, Oltio, Kent KanFtg-a of Battle Creek, Michigan, Ken Kca11rny of Detl'Oit, .Tack Leslie of Indianapo lis, ancl Bennett Thayer of Youngsto\v11, Oh io. lJ1 Fchnrnry, Hcmy Mo lt of Detroit joined tho class.

Now [lpyn·oflcli tl1 0 uowor member s of the class who joined tho ra.:n ks in J932, our .Junior year. These new applicants were Arthur Cutler of Iowa City, Iowa, Jasver Haywunl of Howell, Michigan, Tom Sma ll of ffault Rt. Marie, Michigan, aml Neil Grove of Peru, Irnliana . In the micl(ll e of this year came anothPr olcl standby, Donald Kuhlman of E lmore, Ohio.

Now, this year, we have tlie fina l fo111· memhers of this class which started in '2l. Those to complete t he roster were R,obcrt King of Bonton Harbor, Michiga11, 8c~rn plii rn Pope of Bucynu:>, Ohio, Wilmarth Slootmaker of Gran d RApids, all(] Wil li arn Duckwa ll of VanBuren, Indiana.

Thus we have tho complete Senior Class, fourteen years in the making, whose name, we• h opr, will not be forgotten by the .Junior Class of this year ancl t hr classes of the years to come.

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€lass ~ropbtcp lt was the y •ur 1!l58, the twcnty-:fifi11 mmi \'Crsary of tl1c Grnc1uating· Clns8 ol' 'Ba. J, rnyi:;cll', had amassed a fortune of $2,000,000, ·w 11ich I ow<•d to ~() yt>nn; o!' conKc icutio ll K, clili ge11t, hard work as tlw secornl com0dinn iu a hmlt,sqm• tronp- mul to an uncle who left me $1 ,999,999.98 in m1Laxnblc sccnriti<'s. I gleu ncd t\1 0 additional two C<'HL::> from a postngt> :-;lmnp, which by some unnsunl freak of fortune liacl gone through tl1t mails witl1out being ca ncelled. So you cm1 r •n dily see that the clcrnont of lnck bad '' ery liWe to tlo with lllY success . .Assailed by a curiosity lo know liow m y clas::>rnntcH 11ad fared, I hired n staff of private> deLt>ctivcs lo trace Llwm im1iviclnally mid inform me of ti H·ir wIH •n'n i>out s nntl present circnnrntnu ccs. Tltoy wl'n', n \so, to interview them pcr.·onally, if possible.

Acconliu gly, two 111011Llrn Inter 1 rPceivod tlH fo ll owiug- datn: Case o. l -Ht'gnn ling the whereabouts nn<l prc•.·ent circnmsLunc<..'S of Mr. Tbomas Bullion: We ]1avP locntl'd Mr. Bullion in Cl1ic1:1go wlwrc he i.· nt prC'H<•nt playing in a Hnlvation Army Bancl. "Jn a11 interview Mr. Bullion said, "Wo ll, [ hH\' l' lo prnclic<· my trombo11e 1N;so11s sornewlt Pn', nrnl there are 110 nL•igh born Lo complain l10rc ! " Ca::>e o. 2-Hega i·din g the wht'renboutH aml prpscut circmn stan cc.· of Mr. Ben B rnwne: .

Mr. Browne is one of the higgest oil tycoolls i11 ll1c HonthwN;L II• is 110\\' vaca ti011ing- i11 Routl1 .AmNica nt the su gar vlnntati on of Mr. BPn ':Pltaycr, ( 'ase o. :1. Ir. Brownt• refus0d to :-;ay anything. Mr. TIHtycr, 11 owPver, m1hl ecl 1his message•, co llect- "H I YA, BOY STOP AM J~AISl G C.ANJ1J NTOP BKOW E WANTS MJD TO 'I'"ELL YOl .............. " Tlie n si lrncl lwen censor etl by the cnb l<' company.

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Rq1;al'(li11g the whereabout.· nnd prPscnt circurnstn11c0.· of Mr. Hitlgt•wny Hurns: Mr. Bnnis is n sncce~· s!'n l jig-saw ]h tzzlP dcsign0r in D •troi t. H (• hm; corn;lruct·ecl the lnl'gL st jig-SH \\' puzz l<• in t11c worl<l. Whi le solving the masterpiece, hP hccnnw literal ly bnriccl in his work. At pr0sc11t Th<' Les lie Contractin g Co. is aLtemptini.{ to exhume the unfortunate Mr. Burns. :Mr. John L<·s li c, C'as:• No. 5, Presi<h•11t of th<' compan y, llHHl c th e following st·ntcrneHt i11 an in1m·yipw: "I sl1all do CYc ryt hing in my pow r ton ·enc rny dPnl' old cln Psmate. He l1a s owc•d nw $2.98 for .-tin; since .Jrnw :3, rn:i:~, nnd, if lie thinks that lw can Hm·onup;c out of tl 1i s, h e is mist11k<·n.''

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Case No. 7-li0g1-m li ug thr whereabouts m1d present ci1·cunrnfarnc0s of Mr. Charle s Wl1ipp lc : Mr. Whipple J1a s taken up the occupation of f-lng polr sitti11g. A. ruo. ·t distn'ssing acci<lcul ]1as befallen Mr. Whipple recently. He was perch •d upou a pile· along U1e ·w aterfront of Nm.v York, getting m a little Spring training. 8omr immigration officials, who were escortrng to ft ship a group of und esirabl e aliens for deportation, saw Mr. Whipple arnl mistook him for a Con11m111 i.·t, clue to thr shaggy bC'an1 that adorned l1is face. ':Chc•y hcnlecl him in wilh the crowd 1-rnd Mr. Whipple is now i11 Htm:;ia. In reply to a cable Mr. vVJ1ipple i11fo1111e\l ll S thftt J1 e hall <lyt·ll l1 i1-; beard green, mid wns intending to reenter the States next Dcccmlwr by concealing himself in a boat-load of Christ. ma.· trees.

Case No. 8-Hcgar<l i1Jg the wliercabouls and present circumsfancC'S of Mr. John Gilb •rt: Mr. Gilbert is 1h c lcac1c1· or a jazz orchestra, known as "The Four Melody Maul 'rs,'' which broadcasts daily over the N. B. C. network.

Mr. Wilmarth Slootrnaker, Mr. Ed. Pcnott, an l Mr. Charles Bradley, Case.- Nos. !""l, 10, 11, rc8pcctivcly, are the other three members. Mr. Perrott hfl s writte11 for t11' quartet a brand new sigm1ture lmmbcr, wbich he plays magnificrntly ns a solo on the tuba.. Tl1c piece is entitled "Look For The HilvPr Lining, Now That The Gold Standard Is All Shot.'' Mr. l!-,rcd. Hayward, Case No. 12, is the announcer and vocalist on this program. He' is know11 over the ai e as "Jasper-the man with the voice that is ki.rnl to your cars."

Case No. 1 ~i-R.Pganli11g tbe ·whereabouts Rncl vrcscnt circumstances of Mr. Gail (hieger: 1\llr. llri(•gc1· i:,; e1 successfu l Chevro let salesman. Before we could intervie'v him, he .-ncce:"dC'<l in se lling us one gross of thr latest srclai1 models. \.V c trnst you will rrimhurne us.

Case No. 14--H.eganlilig tl1e whereabouts and r resent circumslances of Mr. 8< rap l1im .Po1 ' : Mr. Po1JC is a vrofcssi.onal sfr0J1g man. He has taken the name of Rowskowski Popechcffoff, th' Maced011ian super-man. He is making a littl e extra mon y by ren(li11g . tPcl girch'rs into phonogTnph needles.

Case No. J 5- R.<:'ganling the wl1ereabouts arnl p1·cscnt cii-cumHtances of Mr. Robrrt Varnes: Mr. Varnes hold s th lJOsition of bouncer nt the Wnco clancc lrn.ll.

Case No. 16-Hegarding the wl1ercabouts aucl present circum. stances of Mr. Kenneth Wells: 1

Mr. WcllR is runni1tg- a medicine show Ht Ypsilanti, Michigan. He i1:1 asi:;iRie<l lry iir. Althur CuUt•r, Oa8c No. 17, who runs the side show, urnl givei:; cit~ii<• n. r<'mnrkable exhibition of magic. Mr. CutlC'r i1:1 advt"rtiRe<1 as "('ui, th<> Cnbalistic."

Cnse o. 18- J-frg-nl'(ling· 1hr whrrcabouLH and prmmut circum8LnnccR of Mr. Holwrt King: Mr. King is n pngi\i:-;L He rrcently took the titlr for World 'R Weltl•l'-W<'ight Champion at Mndi8on Rquure Gank11, and hm; decided to imrnctlial<·ly <•nt(']' t11c light-heavywright ch1s8. He is scltt>dnlt-c1 to mec•t Mr. Kt>micth Kt'Hl'l1Py, Case No. 19, who is known as "Hlaughlc•r House" in tlic riug. Mr. Holwrt (Pn~Lly-boy) King sa id conccmi11g the fight, "]'II howl that pn ch -clrnnk clown over like 80 mm1y milk hottle .. '' Mr. [(l'Hrn<>y, in trni11ing iu hi s Cat,skill Mountain Camp, being infornwd of :Mr. King's remark, statccl vchernl.mtly, "That pc1'furned llaboon cou lcl11 'L pnnch his way out of a paper bag.''

Mr. Kc'nrn<'Y ltns r>nrcluuw<l a controlling intere.·t in a nntioually known t('U C(•11t ::;lo r, •. He intends to retire• very soon. Mr. Kuh Iman , Case No. 20, who is Hporn;or ing tl1r bout, 81'\ys tltat it will be the batt1 · of the ccnt11l'y.

Case No. 21-Hcgarding the whereal.10uts D1H1 present circmnstances of Mr. Edward White.

Mr. White has become a missionary. He is doing some perfectly marvelous work among the wild tribes of heacl-huntC'rs in South America. In a cablC' hr stated that ]10 was still able~ to do the 100 yd. dash in 10 seconds flat, which was due to the fact that he was keeping his head, C'Vcn though i;ome of his converts were most distracting at times.

Case No. :22-Regar<ling the 'Yhereabouts and present circum1

stances of Mr. Kent Kanaga: Mr. Kanaga i8 a respectable brewer in Battle Creek, Michigan. We have sampletl }ifr. Kauaga's product, and have <lecidf'd to remain here for further inY<' tigation.

Cast> No. 23- Regnnling the whereabouts aml present circumstances of Mr. John Tibbals: Mr. Tibbals is resicling in Greenwich Village, New York City. He illustrates an<l clraws cm·c·r cfos ig·ns for Coll ege Humor. We have been introduced to one of his motlels, and have deciuf'<1 that the case warrants further investigation.

Case No. 2+-Heganling the whereabouts nrnl pr<'sent circumsta nc<'s of Mr. Torn Srnall: Mr. Small iH the ow1wr of H steams hip line, running on the Great Lakes. Mr. Ruuill has ilrntig-ated a la-w suit against Mr. Duckwall, Ca.-c No. 25, who is t lw <'<1ito r of an ag-ricuHurnl newspaper in Sault St. Mnrit•. Mr. RrnHll allt•g-t'8 thnt Mr. Duckwall printed an invidious, nnd

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Mr. Tom Clarke, Car-ic o. 26, is the attorney for the defense. Mr. Clarke stated that lw wou lcl su rely win the case, since the almighty ]lower of truth conquers all.

He requested that we loan liim $500, with which he plans to hire character witnesses for Mr. Duckwall. We gave him the sum in the interests of the power of truth. We trust you will reimburse us.

Case No. 27-Hcganliug the whereaboutf.; arnl pPsent circ111nst ances of Mr. Juues C. Miskill: Mr. Miski ll is tlie proprietor oJ a Bcm1ty Sulon iu Jrnliiurnpoli.s. In :m interview lie statt>d that M1·. Wilkins, CasC' No. 28, visits his sttlon regularly to. lrnv<' Ids fingnnails manicured. Mr. Wilkins, as we subsequently discovered, is now a motorcycle policeman. He is interested in a.n arnatenr il1 eatrical movoncnt, and is studying tllC' role of Dr. Fu Manchu for n JJ lny tl 1nt· wi ll b\.• presC'nted in the 8hrinern' Auditorium in the near future.

Case No. 29-Reganling the whereabout.· mHl prcsC'nt circurnstrrnceR of Mr. H'nry Molt: Mr. Molt is the president of a prosperous chrome-plating· works in Detroit. At p1·escnt lie is working upon the gigmitic problem of cJ1romeplaLing the Statute of Liberty. "TlJis wi ll tru ly mnk:e the world safe for r:reclrnocracy,'' said Mr. Molt.

Case No. 30-Hcgardi11g the whereabouts and present circumstances of Mr. Earl ·Wolcott: Mr. Wolcott is ernployed by the' Micl-WestC'rn Research J_,abor:ttories. He ho l<lR the unique position of wliat is tcrm0d as Inventive Genius. Mr. Wolcott is turned loose in a lumberyard '\vith a keg of nai ls, strapped to l1i s uack, arnl l1annucr and saw in his haml. By tl1is errntic method of t•mployi11g Mr. Wolcott's talent, the age-old mathematical problems, the trisection of an angle, the duplication of a cube, Lave been solved. Mr. Wolcott, with his consultmit, Neil Grove, Case No. 31, is now workil1g 011 the so lution of the ::;quarc of n circle.

Case No. 32-Hcganling th'3 whcrC'a.bont s aml present circumstances of Mr. Donald Patterson: Mr. Paticn,;on i. now employed as Public StC'nographcr in the Kingsbury House. Mr. PatterRon ver.v wi llingly typed out this report.

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~la~~ ~oem Bradley: Now Chuck, we know, is a scholar, And not a JJacl guy, you'll hollar.

Ho has a good brain, ( 'T hongh som' say it's lame,) And tl1P sciences, we say, h e'l l follow.

Brow110: Ou leave he wont to Ft. Wayne.

(Olga waR the name of the jane.)

She was domestic, 'Though still modernistic.

But a II he has JcfL is hel.' name.

Bullion: H e blows a horn in the band.

The music he proc.luc0s is grand, And 'l'om, it's our notion That they owe you promotion, Ancl for this we give you a ]rnnd.

Burns : A peculiar young Scotchman this Bums, The rnl0 of our houses lt o spurn s_.

Fo1· once at a dance He wa Ikeel off in a trai1ce.

Arnl about his mistake h e still yenms.

Clarke: Tommy Clarke is excoetlingly bright.

He'll tell you that any old night.

If you tell him he's wrong, He 'Jl reply in words strong "I'm Clarke, 110-w can I be but right ~ " Cutler: A magician, a man of t110 East, Ou whose tricks our eyes do we feast.

Ancl in tl1is ·we agree A goninR iR he, For rnbhits from liats iR his least.

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~ ~-"""'\-~r~~--;~~~~~ Duckwall: .Just a boy from down on the farm To whom no one could clo auy harm, For his smile is so bright, Either Ly c1ay or by night, That it seemf:i a perpetnal charm.

Gerow: Thomas, you knmv, is our Maj., Ancl not a, bad one, conRid 'ri11g his head.

But th ingR we could mention, Anrl for the sa kc of convention, We'll 10ffvr them to be imnginecl instead.

Gilbert: .John's fl man of great might, 'Though his muscles arc prone to be tight.

But a big h eart he's got An l this f orgct not, When yon step up ai1d ask him to fight.

Grieger: With the women our Gail is a flash, And for this reason our teeth do we gnasl1.

'Though backward in books, He sure haR the looks, But inclined at times to be rash.

Grov : This young man hails from Pcm. Some sa.y his brains are few.

'Though his nickname is "Spinny" His backbone, \Ve know, is not finny, For ho's proven it's best to be tTue. Hayward: There was a small boy ·who said "Hush," Ancl was perceived by many to blush.

When they said "ls it Marge~" "Heck no, it's the Sarge.

Clear out, I'm off in a rush."

Kanaga: Kanaga 'R a regnlar guy And iu our eRtimate his ranking is high.

For we must all admit His smi le has g-ot IT Which lwhirnl him lenvcs many a sigh.

Kearney: Now Ken's a man of queer taste; 'Though on this his luck may be based, li'or a babe he did his, And l1is bus he did miss, So he returned on the train in great haste.

King: A remarkable man, we all say, And he '11 be a good doctor some day.

If he'd only stopped smoking Or dodge 1.ieavy soakingi He'd find it much easier to stay.

Kuhlman: There was a young man from Elmore Who lived way up on the third floor.

He roomed with a boy named king, Upon both one did mistfortune bring, Now both boys cry with tears in their eyes "No morel" Leslie, J.: rnic case of this gentlcimm 's sad, For tl1c stir business has gone to tho bad.

We suggest with a cheer That, instead, he serve beer, And in ihat create a new fad.

Miskill: Onr J"im is a wonder at math, For n wonderful eyesight he hath.

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Molt: This Mo lt, we know, is a wonder; 'Though exceedingly prone to m11ke blunder And not as before To rush through the door~ He shoulcl first get dow11 and look under.

Patterson: Of this folcler our Pat is the Ed; About him enough can't be said.

But in one thing· be failed; It was the man that lie hailed To writr out these lines that you've read.

Perrott: Our Ed is a musical man, And canies much brass m the band.

It's needless to say, Stay out of his way, For his horn covers much of the land.

Pope: Joe is a winsom dear child, 1 rr110ugh his voice drives many near wild.

He delivers a -punch Whiel1 our noses does crunch, But withal his nature is mild.

Raiche: This is H man from Milwaukee Who rooms with a mug we call "Wolky."

Their room they kept locked, 'Till the Sergeant they mocked, And the next da.y we saw them awalking.

Slootmalrnr: "Slooty" pounds bard on the keys, And produces queer noises with ease.

Some are quite rare, Others just fair, And the drums of our cars they do freeze.

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Some sny he's dumb, But withal he is fun, Alt.hough he's pr011e to annoy.

T linyer: Ben's a platimnn blond, And of him o11C Dorothy is fond.

He lias moo<ls that arc queer, And it is then tlrnL we fear That his love is not going on.

'ribbals: Now this is a. pious lad, Aml . omc say he's a. little bit ma L But in physics he's bright, For he studies a ll nigl1 t, But the i·csults Eire often so s11d.

Varnes, R.: To ·w rite 11bo11t this man, I fear, For he lives exceedingly near.

As perhaps you've been told, No matter how bold, One's roommnte 's nmnc is kept clcnr.

Well s : This Ohoppy we know to be sly, A shifty, lrnrd-to -caLch guy His us<:• of words, scsCJuipedalian, Tum our hearts entirely alien, All of which he cannot deny.

Whipple: This yoUllg man is quite queer, A lthough in gnmes without p0er.

But frirncl s he annoys, Which giv0s him great joys, And his lrnmor t he wri ter clocs fear.

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White, E.: Mize is a father to many, And his di. ·charges annoy him aplenty.

But as Captain of "A", We'll say h e's okay, Although l1i s language at times is ciuite heavy.

Wilkins: Now "Buzz" is a likeable gent, 'Though hi R mind iR said to be bent.

For he talks loud 1IBd long In a voice that is strong, And it's tlwn that our ears are not lent.

Wolcott: A liand some mm1 from "Batave," About whom the ladi es do rave.

And l1is prowess in math Drives many to \vratb.

Oh, tl1is brute, whose face needs a slrnve.

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~lass Will Preamble Whereas w<', th0 Graduating Class of 1933, are about to depart from this noble institution, and, whereas it has been the time honored custom for the Graduating Chtss to will to the Juniors their shortcomings and their accornplislnncnts, I, Tom Clarke, being t il e appointed for t his job, llo h ere set niy pen to t he sundry tasks of a last will and testam ent.

Be it here statecl that we, the said Graduating Class, the party of the :first part, <lo hereby will and grant to tlic said Junior Class, the party of the sccon cl part, th e following:

In General Our ability to up set traditions.

Om· high ncaclcrnic ranking .

Our inestimably high character.

Our ath lf'tic abilit y.

Individually Ben Thayer's voluminous peruke to anyone who wants to haunt the hall s of the Lower 8chool next year.

"Shifty" Wel l 's un ci:rnny abi lity to l1ournl the third floor of Gray Hall to the departed ancl forthcoming brethren.

Molt's pa.rndc technique to n ext year's adjutant.

Jasper Hayward's fan mail to Gu. Cbutorash.

Bullion's ability to keep his mouth shut to Elder.

Patterson's English drag to Max Leonard.

Art Cutler's parlour magic either to Stuckey, or Cas ler.

Ben Browne's long promised hat to anyone in th e Junior Class that has the 1H:rvc to wear it.

Burn's successful ways with the fair sex to Carothers.

Duckwall 's trumpet mastery to Shoup.

Gail Griegcr's many military aclvauces to Jack Roger .

"Sonny " King and "Python" Kuh lman, those inseparable roommates, will to P ratt and Reid the determination to cany on the good work on tho tliird floor.

Chuck Bradley's bad breaks to anyone who might deserv e them.

Tommy Gerow'l::l mighty rig·ht to Lind, ·who ·was so often seen on the receiving encl.

Ed Perrott's abi lity to play "Tiger Rag " to "Wimpy" Gould. ".Joe" Pope's pl1 ysique to Casler, who is working hard.

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"Batavia" Wo lcott's inventive genius to "Teddy" Bair, wl10 hopes to take phy sics.

Mize White's brood to Rom<' l1anly soul who will be able to handle them as weJl as li e luw.

Johnny Gilbert\; nbility to write music to Dick Franklin, next year's ,Jazz Bancl lead er.

Jack Leslie's stir trnclc and liabilities thereof to his devoted and darling brother, Dick.

Ken Kearney's f011dn ss for Ho,ve to all foturecadetsof this school.

"Buzz" Wilkins' atliletic ablity to :U'in Ross, hi s clevoted unclerstucly.

James C. Miskil l 's curly hair to Gane, wl10 l am sure would appreciate it.

Kent Kanaga 's commanding· voice to Kemper.

Willy Slootmakcr's ability to play the piano to some .Junior who hopes to rival our Willy.

"Chink" WJ1ipple's patie11ce to any Junior wl10 has a musical roommate.

"Nibs" Tibbals' artistic ability to Ernie Orcutt.

Tom Small's tnles of t-he Soo to Bob Leonard, who needs some better story than his trip to Alaska.

Bob Varnes' know ledge of the trench mortar to Steele.

Bob Raicbe's puns to the next year's curio coll ector.

"Spinny" Grove's science drag ( to Reg Heap.

Slootmaker's beautiful singing voice to Leo Jacobsen.

I, Tom B. Clarke, Second Lieutenant, Howe Corps of Cadets, retired (after June 3), being of sound mind, do hereby will and bequeath my military drag, tremenc1ou. popula1ity, good shine, magnanimous charucter to this most unfortunate Junior Class.

Having checked, rechecked, and double checked this remarkable testament, I do h ereby affix my signature on the 15th clay of May, in the year of Ollr grn.duntion, 1933.

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~dtnob.llebgrments The 'I'ATI...EH Boanl wisheR Lo thank its clR.ssmatcs for their hearty co-opera tio11. Especia I thank.· are due to: Tom B. Clarke, the writer of the Class Will.

Hobert B. Varnes, Clas1::> History.

John R. Tibbals, Class Poem.

Robert P. Raiche, Class Prophecy.

Acknow ledgment iR a lso matle of the assistance of tho American Institute of Grap ho-Analysis of Kansas City, Missouri, through whose courtesy tbe character analyses in the TATLER were furnished.

It will interest our readers to know that these ana lyses were all made from tho handwriting of the individual, and without any previous know ledge of th e subjects' characters.

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