1954 Howe Military School Yearbook

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HOWE

MILITARY

SCHOOL

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FOREWORD Whe11 we ent.ered the school our Freshman yenr, we, the class of 1954, had the privilege of bei11g the fi.rst class to begi11 its ncndemic wo rk i11 the new M einorial Academic Building.

During the next. four years many eve11ts took place that will always re1nai11 dea.r to our hearts. Yet there was so nwch to rlo, to see, and to lea rn that a record is almost necessary to refr esh ow· minds from tim e to time.

A nd so that is the real pllrpose of this a1111ual, to lceep fresh in ozu minds the many wonderfnl thin gs that happened dnring our stay here at l-1 owe.

As we leave Howe, we leave 011 the brink of a new era for the school, as bu.ildings are sprin[!.ing np and pfons for new additions are in the malcing. We ca n only co11clude that we ·w ere born four years too soon.

DEDICATION This year the Senior Class is proud to dedicate its yearboo k to a man who, through years of co ntinual ervice to the school and hundreds of cadets that have passed within its wall , has lightened the path of many a cadet during a dark period and whose friendship and goodwill ha s been an exa mple for a11 tho se around him .

To yo 11 , J ames Watson Slater, we, lhe Class of 1954, pay the hi ghesl honor of which we are capa ble. To yo u we present the 1954 Tatl er.

]AMES WATSON SLATER

B11E\T

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Associate t'ditor SfAGf.U

editor

fllillill

BOARD

RonEllT

L.

JO NES

Assi.11r111 t Sports Editor P1;;TE1i

H.

BouT01>

Business Manager FATllEH Mtllll'llY

Fnc11/ty Adviser

STAFF

S111>cri111e11de111 COLOi\EL BllHR!o.TT BEEBE BOUTON ,

B.A.,

M.A.

:;t. Stephen's College. ffanmrd l/11i1•ersity, In f., Ind. N. (,' ,

H eadrn.asler RAYMOND

H.

K1;; LLY,

A.B ..

M.S.

Illinois College, /11rlio11a //11i11ersi ty

Chaplain T11E REv1rn1·::- u

il<rnERT

JAMES Munr11v,

B.D., D.D.

Seabur; /Ji1 •i11ity School, Nasho/ah House

Com111a11da111 1VIAJOR JA ML':S

s.

Ml':HHITT

/-lo111e, 1111 7, Major , Inf ., Ind . N. C.

Professo r of Mi!ilciry Scie 11 ce a11d Ta ctics NIAJ OR LESLIE

E.

STAN FORD , B.S.

lfniversity oj Illin ois

Pri11 cipal of I.he Lower School f-lo wARD WILSON DowNs ,

B.A.,

M.A.

Thie/ College, University of P1'.ttsb11rglt

Pri11cipal Emeritus of the Lower School T11E REVEHEND EARL THOMAS JENNINGS,

B.A.

Howe 1912, Syracuse Uu1'.versity

Treasnrer a.11.d Business Manager FRANK MARVIN LITTLE, SR.

How e 190.1

Director of Admissions DONALD

B.

STUCKEY

Howe 1934

Director of Piiblic Relations NEIL

w.

TALLING

Director of Public Relations and Advertising; Krim Theatrical Enterprises, Detroit ; Lopert Films Inc., New York; EagleLio11 Films Co., Detroit and New York; Os1rnwa Collegiate & Vocational Inst ., Canada.

/ First row (left to right) : Mr. Tucker, Mr. Downs, Mr. Kelly, Fr. Murph)', Col. Bouton, Muj. Stanford, Mr. Glenn, Fr. J ennings, Mr. Slater Second row: Mr. Davis, Mr. Ibbotso n, Mr. Hellman, Mr. Dickman , Mr. T emplin, Mr. Tingley, Mr. Delano, Mr. Wenzel Third row: J\!fr. Berger, Capt. Paxton, Sgt. Wieti es, Sgt. Deason, Sgt. Kuchler, Cap t. Deva nny, Maj. Hawley, Mr. Jones Fourth row: Mr. Buckley, Mrs. Be ll, Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Downs, Mrs. Slater , Mr. Poljak

SACRED STUDIES TH E CHA PLAIN

LIBRARIAN MRS. WILLIAM

H.

BELL,

A.B.

I ndiann Unive rsity

ENGLISH THE HEADMASTER LESTER TUCKER, M.A.

Ohio State Unive rsity

w.

HOWARD DELANO ,

B.S.

University of V crm.ont CHARLES

R.

TEMPLIN ,

De Pan.w University

B.A.

MATHEMATICS

R.

SmRLEY

GLEN!\ . M .A .

In diana Unive rsit y

w. WENZEL.

MELVIN

B.S.

Ball State College

E.

HUG IL

BERGE R. B.S.

U11i1'l'rsity of Colurado

SCIENCE .

KE ITH

F.

DA VIS.

B.S.

Central No rmal College

B.

CARL

TINGLEY. B.S.

f! ni1Jersity of Illin ois

w.

MELV IN

B.S.

WENZEL,

Ball Stal e College

E.

HUGH

8EHGER.

B.S.

Uni1wrsity of f.o lorado

LANGUAGES J AMES

w. S LATER ,

M.A.

Co/f.!11 tc U11i11crsity, IT'eslem Reserve Uni11ersity

w.

FRED

M.A.

H ELLMAN.

Uni11ersity of Nebraska

SOCIAL SCIENCE CA PTA IN KENDRI CK

E.

P AXTO r . B.P.E.

/'11rd11 e / l11ivl'rsi1y CAPTA IN EARL

H.

DEVANNY. B.A.

Lake Fores t College LEO

F.

BUCKLEY, B.S.

Uni versity of Misso11ri

COMMERCE PAUL A . DICKMAN , B.S.

C11lucr, Stor·kton Co llege

LOWER SCHOOL

MRs. Loi s KELLY,

A.B.

llli11 ois College, Indiana Uni11ersity M RS. L UCILLE SLATER, B.S.

Cortla11d Nor mal School, Uni 11ersi1y of Minn esota MRS. ELIZABETH DOWNS. B.E.

Nat ional College of Edn cation KIMBALL JoNES, A .B.

/Jar1111011th (.'ol/ egc, Uni versity of Paris J ACOB POLJAK, JR. , B.S.

I/ owe 1949, Ball Stat e College

A lso T 11 E PHINCIPAL, THE

PRI NCIPAL EMERIT US

AND MR . BUCKLEY

MUSIC DEPARTMENT

Director of the Bctnd CAPTA I

l

OTHO LING

In f., "1d. N . G.

Ch oirmaster, Piano and Organ ERNEST

M.

B.

IBBOTSO N.

Mus.

UniPcrsi ty of Michigan F. A.G. 0.

THE MILITARY STAFF

Professor of Military Science and Tactics MA JOR LESLIE E. STANFORD, B.S.

Universit y of Illin ois

Commandant

s.

MAJ OR J AMES MERRITT Howe 19 17, Ind. N. G.

Tactical Ofji:cer , Company "A" CAPTAIN KENDLUCK E. PAXTON. B.P.E.

/'11rd11 c U11ivcrsi1y

TacJ.ical Officer , Company "13" CAPTAIN FREDERIC GALMfSH Howe 1953

Tactical 0 /Jicer, Compan y "C" C APTAI N tARL H. DEVA NNY, Lak e Forest College

B.A.

Tactical 0 fJicer, Lower School MA.JOH RAN SOM HAWLEY , B.A. Howe 1934, University of Michigan

Assistants lo the P.M.S. and T .

M / SC T. TllOMAS

B.

D EASON

lJ. S. Army M / ScT. DANIEL

F.

KOEHLER

U. S. A rmy M / ScT. RoY

L.

WrnTms

U.S. Army ScT.

l/c

LAWRENCE

E.

CowLEs

U.S. Army

THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT

School Physician ALF HED AINSWORTH WADE , M.D. H owe 1906

Sc hool Dentist

A. B.

Nr.LSON, D.D.S.

LaGran ge, In diana

Snpe ri11tende11 t of Infirmary J\llHS. CJ-I ALLES BECKLEY , R. N.

Mat ron of Lower School !VJRs. VIRGINIA J ACKSON

Stewart STUART

F.

HAGGERTY

OFFICES

Secretary to the Superi11te11rlent MRS. LUCILLE HEETER

5Pcretary to the Director of Admissions MRS. VIOLET GRJPFITH

Serrela1"J1 to the lfeadmast.er Miss ]KA NNE McNEELY

Secretar_v lo th f! Principal of Lower School MHS. BAHBARA H AWLEY

Secrrlary I n /Jirector of Publir· Relations Mns. Br.llNEICE WILLARD Accou111a111 E. POWELL

ROBERT

Quartermaster l~ARL

c. WEISS

SENIORS·

RONNIE L. C. ARNOLD

1 1 .. 1 <·ars '5i:5;1: Co. "' B"; PFC, Cpl. Co111 pa 11) Cl1·rk; Inl rnm u ru l Bu"k1 ·1hall , Track ; Co11 d11 cl Ribbon Gro up ; '.'i3-'54·; Sgl. , Co 111puny C uidl'; ln lram ura l Foolba ll ; Va rsily l3 askc1hull , Ra ~e b a ll ; J\•larks man's Medul.

R1rn ni1.'" home is a l .)90 WP• I S pr in g S11·t'< ' I. _\pw Cas il e. lud.

J. THOMAS ASTROM

3 \"cu rs 'S l- '52: Co. " B"; Jn 1rarn ura l Foo lba ll , Ba•· kelhall, So f1ba ll, und Trac k ; Marksma n J\f r cl al, Deg ree of Mcri1 N.F.L. ; Hera ld ; '52-'53: Rcsr·rvf' Foo Lhall , Track ; Mark sman Meda l ; lnlram ura l Ra ske1hall , Tra ck ; '53-'54: ln lram ura l Foolha ll, Baskellrn ll, So fLliall , Tra ck ; .F.L. Deg ree of H onor ; Cltcerlcud cr Bu kcLb all. P lace of '·rcs L" : 1006 W. Wi ldwood, For l W ayne 6, Tnrli ana.

PETER H. BOUTON

8 Years "46."47: '·L" Cn. PFC; Ranking Cad ... 1; C:nnd 11 c l Ribbon Cro 11p ; BLS; ·4.7:43: Cp l. ; Rankin g Cadet; Cond 11 ·t H ibl1on Gro11p ; BLS; '48-'49 : Sg t.; '49-"50: 211d Li. , ··L" Co.; Ranking Cadet; Cond 11 r·1 Ribbon Gru up ; L eg ion of Honor; rSBAJ S. ; Hea d o f White Hall ; BLS ; A ll Poin1 Trophy. Firs! Pl ace; Fir. t Pla ce in Ora101·y; Varsity Foolhall. Bas ketball. Baseball . Track; Old G uard ; '50-'5 1: ·'A" C11.

PFC; Ranking Cade t; Honor Card C ru11p ; Cnnd11 c l Ribbon Gro11p; Frosh. Cla ss Prc ~­ id cnl; ADT; Honor Board; S1ud en1 Co nn · ei l ; De hal c; Com us Club; H endel S1a1T ; Aco ly1e; Olrl G uard; Hahcrly Si lver .\It'd· a l ; Fres hm an Fool ball ; Varsi ly Bas kc lhall ; Reserve Track ; VHC; '51- '52: Cpl.; Rank in g Ca det; So ph. Presiclcnl ; H era ld S1aff; l-Juh erl y S ilver Medal ; Tl'nni s Do11hll' s Troph y; Van; il y Foo l ball , Ra• kPI hall. Ten ni s; '52 -'5 3: SFC; ADT ; Ch ri s1ia11 Co 11r1esy 1lrrlal; VMT Mili1a1·y MC'rlal ; Haberl y Gnlrl MPdal ; .J 11nior Cla ss Pre~ idl'nl ; Hadio C l11b Trea s urer; Non Co 111 ' Clt1b ; Tenni s Do11hlc Trnphy; Vars il y Foo1hall , Bas k<'lhall. TPnni ; '53-'54.: Capt.. '·A" Cn. Cn111111u nrl er ; ADT Sec'y; Old G ua rd Com· 111 a nd er ; Honor Board; S 111d e nl Co un e il ; 011ill und Scro ll ; Th es pian s; Com us Cl11b ; FLPrugram Mana ger ; Herald Spnrls Erl ilor ; NFL 231 Point s; Sword and Shi e.ld ; Acnlyl e; Senior Class Pres id e nl : VHC Treas urer; \Tars i ty Fool ball , Baskc1ball , T enni s. Tra ck. Capt. of Fool hall Tram.

Pf'I C li ves in Howe, lndian a.

EDGAR WEIR

BOWMAN

.'l Year s '51-'52: Co. "B" PFC. Band; T rnck; S11f1hall; NFL Deg ree of Merit ; Rifl e T e am R eserve; Bes I Po sture; Expert ; Cond uc l Ribbon Grau p; NRA S harpshooter 9 Bars; Band , H erald S taff ; '52-'53: Cpl. Band '52, .Sgt. Band '53; SFC Ass'I Band Command· er ; ln1 ran111rul Football ; Intramural Tra ck Mee1; Rifle T ea m ; Track; Experl Rifl e Medal, Cond uct Ribbon Gro up ; PAR Card ; NRA Experl Medal; Band ; St11dent Co un cil; 'E3-'54: 2nd Lt. Company, ' 53; Capt. Compa ny Commande r; fn1rn11111r a l Foolhall ; Rifl e Team Varsily Cap l. ; Ex· perl Rifl e Medal; Conduct Ribbon Cro up ; Swo rd and Shield ; Tatler S t aff; Honor Hoard. 17171 Pierson, Detroit, Michigan.

DAVID C. BROWN

4 Yea r:-.

'50-'S l: "B" Co.; Band; Acolyte ; Fresh· man Foot ball ; [ntramural Baske tball; ln· tramural So ftball; '51-'S2: Band ; Acol yte; Expe rt's Rifl e Medal ; Reserve Rifl e T ea m; fntra11111ral Footb all , So ftball; FL, Dr· gm • of lerit ; 'S2-'53 : Band; Acolyt e; R e· "e rv~ Riflt· Team; NRA, Expert Rifle man ; lntramnral Fontha ll ; Wei ght Lifting; Ex · pert Rifl" Nleda l ; NFL, Degr ee of Hon or ; Bn. Bn glf'r: Co. Bugle r ; '53-'54: Band; Ac· nlyt e; l11t ran111ral Football ; Bn . Bug ler; Expert RiflL' Medal; Ass't Sqd. Ldr. ; Bn .

Bu gler; Cu. Bugler. "S moky" r ·sid es at lOBBO Nn ttin v;ham. De troit 24, Mi chi ga n.

JAMES A. BROWN , JR .

3 Yea r 'Sl-'52: Co. "B"; Intramural Football , Bas· ketball. Softball, Truc k; '52-'S3: Intra· mural Basketball, Softbal l ; R esr. rve Foot · ha ll: lrnn Gum·d; '53-'54: S.F.C. Plt. Sv; t. ; Varsity Foo tball ; Intramural So ftball ; Df'· gre1' nf Merit; Radio Club; Non-Corns Cluh : \'H C. 17S67 Annc hes ter Road , De· trnit 19. i\li chi ga n.

JAMES M. CAMPBELL

:1 Yea rs '51-'52: Co. ··B" ; PFC; Intramural Baskl'i hall: NF L Dcgr ·c o f Mer i! ; 1l lar ks 111 an; Honor Ca rd Croup; Co nelu ct Ribbon Cro up ; PAR Carel; ADT; Debat e Club; Choi r· NFL Dc"l'CC u f Honor· R anki n"' Ca de!' Medal; '~2-'~3: Cpl. ; Sgt. ; Sqcf Ldr. Pit. Sg t. ; NFL Degree o f Excellence; Runner-up Mo st Earnest Endeavor; Rank ing Cade t Medal; Expert Riflema n ; Honor Ca rel Cro up ; Cond uc l Ribbon ,roup; PAR Curd; ADT; Camera Club; l:fonor Board; S tud en t Council ; Arsenic a11d Old [,ace; 'S3-'54 : 2nd Lt. Excculivc Officer; NFL; Experl Rifleman; Honor Card Croup; Conelucl Ribbon Gro up ; Swo rd a nd Shield Club ; Treasurer ADT; PrPsirlcnl Co111 us Club ; Thespian; S1 ud en1 Co unci l ; Sec fl ow They Ru11; Taming oj th e S hrew. Jim li ve ul 1723 E. Dougla~ Rd., So uth Bend, lndi a ua.

STACY G. CARKHUFF 2V~

Yea r · '51-'52: Co. " A"; Intramural Sof1hall ; '52'53: Cp l. ; Ass' ! S qrl. Ldr.; .Intram ura l Football , Baske tball, Sohball ; Varsity Rifle T eam; NRA; Expert Markman's J\IC'dul: H onnr Carri Croup; Co nrl11 c l Ribbon Gro up ; PAR Carel; ADT ; 'S3-'54: Sg!.; Sqd. Ldr.; Jn1ran111 ral Football. Buske1ball , So ftball ; ADT. 4.54 Malvrrn Road , Akron, Ohin.

ROBERT R. CASE

4 Year 'SQ.'51 : " B" Co.; Freshman Football; Rt•Ae rve Bas ke tball ; Va!'sity Track ; •51:52: Ass't Sqd. Ldr.; Varsi ty Cross Co untr y; Jn1ra111ural Football; R ese rve Baske tba .11 ; Varsity Track ; Sharps hoot er 's Meda I; Choir; '52-'53: PFC, Cpl., Sqcl. Ldr.; Vars it y CrosA Co untr y; R esr rve Baske tb a ll ; Varsi ty Track; VI-IC; Sharps hoo ter 's l{iA r. Medal; Jron Guard; '53-'54 : . p; I. , Sqd. Ldr.; Old Guard; VHC; ExpC'1·t Rifle i\'iedul; Varsity Football. 10382 Ke nu y '1 eud Drive, Oran ge, Ca liforni a.

NORMAN W. COFFMAN

4 Yea rs '<J.5: Co. " L"; Knicks; Choir ; '52-'53 : Jn tram ural Football; lntrnmural Basket ball ; Jnt rnmural Track l\1[ ee L; NFL ; Runn er-n p Be t Pos ture Medal; Jron Guard; Golf; 'S3-'54: Co. "A"; Ass't Sqd. Lrlr.; Jntra1rniral Baske tball ; .I ntrarnurnl Tra ck Mee l ; lntra murul Foo tball ; NFL; Degree of Merit; Degree of Honor; Expert RiA e rnan ; Old Guard. Norman's address is 1312 W es t Bancroft, Toledo, Ohio.

B. JEFFERY CORNISH 2\1~

Years '51-'52: Co. "A"• Sharpshooter's M.edal , Conduct Ribbon Group; '52-'53: PFC , A ss' t Sqcl. Lclr. ; Int ramural Football , Iluskc tbull , Track ; CoH T eam ; PAR Carri, S tage Crew for A rscnic an cl Old Lare; '53-'54: Sg t. S qd. Lclr.; Marks man '~ Meda l ; Cond uc t Ribbon Gro up ; Drill Team; Intramu ra l Foot hall , Baske tball.

Jeff ca n be found a l 26825 York Road , Hnntini,\ton Woods, Michi gan.

THOMAS R. DONKIN

3 Years

'S l -'52 : Cu. H ; l111 ra 11111 ra l }i'oo lh a ll ; Ba ud : '52-'53 : lntra11111rul Ra skc tb ull , Tra ·k ; He -

~(' rve Fuot ha ll ; Vars it y Tra ck; Band ; A DT ; '53-'54: PFC : Platoon Guide; l11 1ram 11 rn l Bas ke tball, Tra ck ; NFL; Varsit y Foutba ll ; Vu r, it y Tra ck; ADT. 316 Eas t Chi cago S tree t, Coldwater, Mi ch.

ROBERT P. EGLY, JR.

3 ) ears "51-'52: Co. '·A "; PFC ; ln1 ra111 11ral Fool . ball . Baske tball , Sofl hall , Track; Marksman; Mos l Earn es l Endeavo r lfedal; Hon or Card Gro up ; Conrl 11 c1 Ribbon Gro11p; PAR Carel; '52-'53: Sgt.; Plat.

G11ide; ln1rnm11ral Football , Basketb all , Softba ll, Tra ck ; S harpshoo lcr; Honor Curd Cro 11p ; Cond uct Ribbon Gro 11 p; PAR Carri; AOT; '53-'54: 2nd Lt.; 1s t Lt. Ex<'c 111ive Offi cer ; ln1ra11111ral Football. Ba ske lha ll . So f1 ball . Track ; Sha rpshoo ler; Dq; rce of Merit ; Honor Card Cro 11p ; PAR Ca rd ; Conduct Rihbun Gro 11p ; AOT; Sword and Shie ld ; Hon or Board All crna lc; S 111den1 Co nn cil , Pn·s irlcnl. Bob li ves a l R. F. D. 8, Box 548, Bal 1lc Cree:;, M ichig,a n.

MICHAEL WARREN CHASE EMERSON

l \!:! Yca rs Co . ·'B"; '52-'53: ln1ran111ral So f1 bull , Track; '53-'54: .Intramural Foo lba ll , Bas· kc 1ba ll, Tra ck ; Varsit y Trac k; Sq 11 arl Leader. You can find Mik e al ll 530 Tillo1 son , Muncie, Jndi a na .

BRADLEY JAMES FORSYTH

3 Years ·;:;1.'52: Co. "C"; ln1 ra rn11ral Foo tball , Bas· kc1bull , Trac k, So £tball ; Equipme nt Ro om i\fgr. ; '52-'53: ln1ran111ral F oo lhall. Bus· kc 1ball, Track, So [t ba ll ; PFC; Co . C lerk ; '53-'54 : Va rsit y F oo tb all ; Tn1rarnu ra l Bas· ke1ha ll , So ftball ; Sg t. ; SF C S uppl y Sg t.

Bra d li ves u l 59 fo nroc S L. , Ap l. 308, l'11nli ac, l\'l i chi gn n.

FRANK THEODORE GOODWIN

2 Yea rs '52-'53: "A"; l111 ra rn11 ra l F oo lball ; Degree o f J\le ril ; Degree o f H onor ; '53-'54: Degree u( Excell r nce. Cun be found a l 2108 Andcnrn Dri ve. G rand Ra pid , l\Ji c lii ga n.

ROBERT J. GOVE

7 Years '47- ·49: Todd; Knicks; '49-'50: McKenzie; Knicks; '50-'51: "A" Co.; Intramural Football, Basket.ball, Softba ll ; Co ndu ct Ribbon Gro up ; '51-'52: PFC, Cp l. ; Band; Sharpshoo ter RiAc Medal ; Cond uct Ribbon Gro up ; Old Guard; Radio Club ; '52-'53: Sg t. , Band; Reser ve Football; Resel've WrP s tlin ~; Tron Guard; Expel't RiA e Medal ; Conduc t Ribbon Group; Old Gnard; ·53.·54: 2nd Lt., Band Commander; Varsit y Foo tba ll ; Condu ct Ribbon Gro up ; Ex· pert RiAe Medal ; Old Guard ; S 1vord and S hi C'ld. 44 Eust Territorial , Baule Cree k, \1i('hi1r1111.

RICHARD

B.

JOHNS

2\l:i Years '50-'51: PFC, Ass' t Sqd. Ldr. ; lnu·am 11rnl Foo tb all, Basketb all ; Honor Card Gro up ; PAR Carel ; Co nd uct Ribbon Grn up ; Honor Board; '51-'52: Cpl., Sq cl. Lclr.; Honor Carel Gro up; Co ndu ct Ribbon Grn up ; ADT; Honor Board; Studen t Cou nci l ; Dance Commillee; So ph. Class Treas urer; Jntrnm 11 ral Foo t.ball, Basket· ball; '53-'54: Sgt., SFC, 2nd Lt. Plt. Ldr. "B" Co.; Co ndu ct Ribbon Gro up ; Dance Commit.lee; word und Shi eld ;· H era ld , Ed itor-i n-C hi ef, 1s t six wee ks; Ass' t Tatler Editor. 534 E. . 22nd St., Abilene, Texas.

ROBERT L. JON ES

3 Years '5 1--52: Co. "C"; PFC; fn trnmural "uftha ll , Track Meet; Sharpshooter'. Medal ; Cond uct Ribbon Croup; Dance Comm it tee; PAR Card; '52-'53: Sgt; Sqd. Lead er; Varsity Baske tball; l ntram nral Softba ll , Track Meet; Cond uct Ribhon Group; Dance Committcc; Radio Club; McdalsMost Earn es t Endeavor; Sharpshooter\ Medal ; '53-'54: l st Li.; Executive Officer, Co. "C"; Val" ity Basketball; Reserve Cross Country; ln trnm ural Softball, Track ; Cond uct Ribbon Croup; Expert Marksman 's Meda l ; Clubs-Sword and Shie ld, VH.C: Ass' t S port Editor of Tatler. Bob lives al 220 Oakey Ave., Lawrc ncc•h11rg.

In d iana.

;

'

PAUL J. KANCHtER

I Yf'ar

'5::l-'S4 : Cu. "A" ; PFC; ln1.ra11 111 ral Fot> thal l, Softba ll ; Riflf' T eam ; Expert's i\kdu l ; 1RA ; Band. Paul livrs al 9345 S. Hell Ave .• f:hirago , 111.

FRANCIS BRYCE KIRK

3 l t' HJ'8 '51-"52: Co. '"13" lntra 11111 ra l F oo tb a ll , Ba•kc t ha ll , Tra c k ; P F C, Ass' t S qd . L ead e r ; Dan e<' Co mmitt ee l\lnll !L'rs' Day; S ha r ps ho ote r ; Co nd11 c t Ribbon Gro 11p ; '52-'53 : Rese rve F ootball, lntran111ral Baske tb a ll , Va rs it y Truc k, Cpl. Sqd. Lea d e1·, S hurp ' ltont c r ; '53-'.54: 2 nd Lt. Pit . Ldr. ; \Ta rRit y Foo l ba ll ; lntra 111ural Bas ke tba ll ; \Tar s il y T rack; Honor Boa rd : S tu dent Co un c il.

Bryce li ves a l 30005 \'\ les t La ke Rd ., Bay Yill ag1·, Ohi o.

ERIC L. LaWHITE

2 Yea r s '52-'53: Co. '"A" C pl.; .lntrnm11ral F oo tball ; So flb all ; Va rs ity Rifle T eam ; Che mi try Medal ; B es t New Boy; Ex pert Rifle .Med al ; H onor Ca rd Gro up ; Co ndu c l Ribbon Gro up ; PAR Card; .Jim Bro wn P e nnant ; NRA Di stin g ui shed Medal A OT ; Ca mera Club ; Rudio Club ; Dan ce Co rn · mitt ee; '53-'54: S qu ad L ea der ; Sg t. ; E xpert Rifle Medal ; H onor Ca rd G ro up ; 1ntram11ral F oo tball; A DT Secre tar y a nrl Treas urer Cam era Club. Eri c lives al 500 No rth Port age Path , A kron 3, Ohi o.

DONALD E. LINTZ

3 Yrars '51- '52:Co. "C"; lnlramural Bm.kethall.

So ftball , Track lee!; NFL Degree of :\lerit ; Expert Rifl e man ; Conduct Ribbon Gro up ; Dunce Committee; '52.'53: Reserve Fooibull; Varsi ty Wrestling; RcRc rvc BaRc hall; Expert Rifl e man; FL Dcg1·cc of Honor; Conduct Ribbon Croup; Daner Committee; '53-'54: PFC Lo 2nd Lt.; First Sg t. Co. "C"; Vars il y Wrcs llin g; Experl.

Rifleman; NF'L Degree of Exce llence; F'irRt P lace, School Oratorical Con tes t ; on-Com Club, Secretury; Honor Board Co111mi 11 ee, Alt ernate; VHC; Conduct Ribhon Cro up . Don liv<'s a t 517 Wes t IJ e wl'y, Flint , Miclti gu u.

WILLIAM J. LIPKE

3 Years 'S l -'52: Co. "A"; lntramural So ftb ulJ ; ·52.

'53 PFC; Radio Club ; Iron Guard; PAR Curd; Sharpshooter's Medal; Intramural Basketball , So ft harl , Track; '53-'54·: Cpl. , Ass' ! Sqd. Lead er; Expert Markman '• Meda l ; Jntramurul Football, Buske tbulJ. Bnx 864, Rt. No. 1, A ug u ta, Michigan.

DONALD J. MAIER

;:; Y1·ars ·49. '50: .. L" Co.; Knicks; Most Earn es I Endeavor Medal; VLC; McKenzie Society; Runner- up Neatest Cadet.; '50-'51 : "C" Freshman Football; Cond uct Ribbon Group; PAR Card; lnu·amnrul Baske tball ; R eserve Baseball; '51-'52: lntramnrnl Bask e tball , Track; R eserve Baseball; Sharpshooter's Medal; Concl uc l Ribbon Group; PAR Card; '52-'53: PFC, Cpl. Ass't Sqd. Lclr.; Cond uct Ribbon Gronp; PAR Carel; Sharpshootet"s Medal; Varsity Foot ba 11 ; Intramural Basketball, Track; R eserve Base ball; lron Gnard; VHC; '53 -'54: Sgt., 2nd Lt. Plt. Ldr.; Conduct Ribbon Group ; NFL, Degree of Merit; Sharpshooter'" Medal; Sword uncl S hi eld; VHC; Old Guard; lntramurnl Baske tball , Tracie Don can be r eached at 21828 Indian l'toacl , Detroit 19, Michi gan.

CHARLES T. MARSH

8 Year:< '46- '50: i\ lcKcmie Li le rar y; Va rsil y Tra c k; Tumblin g Trampoline; Herald S 1alT; Choi r ; Acoly le; Old C uard; '50-'51: Co. " A"; Comus Club ; Dehal c; NFL Deg ree ol i\'lcrit and Honor; H e rald Staff ; lntra mural Foo ib a ll , Baskc iba ll , So ftball ; Varsil y Base ball Mg r.; De/Iii 1111<1 Doniel 117 cbster; Nigh! rll an 11111 ; lVl./-1.S. l'in.ajorc ; '51-"52 : Rand ; Her a ld la ff ; lst T11 ckr r l\led al (H111noro 11 s) Vars il y Wresilin g; I 2n d Sec li ona l l Sh arpshoo ter ; T l1es pians; NFL Deg ree of Ex ce ll ence, Seco nd in Di s1ri c l ._perc h Co nt es t ( EI11111oro11 s) ; l-krnld S1aff; Mikado ; '52-'5.3 : Ba nd , 1FL Deg rel' . o[ Di, 1inc1 ion; Var~ il y Wres tlin g; (3 rd Seel ional l : Iron G nard ; "Ex pr rt RiA e111an ; Brst Drill ed Cad e t; '53-'!i4 : C pl. , Rand IDr11111 J\lajor) ; Varsily Wres tlin g; (l s1 Scclio nalJ Seco nd Place' Radio Div., In diana Stal•' T eac hern' Co ll ege; Pres id e nl of NFL; S 111d ent Co un c.il ; Hera ld S1afI ; Tucker Co.Id M. •dal (.F'irsl P lace, H11111or0 11r l ; Expert· Rifl c 111 a n ; Cn nrl11 c1 Rib hon Grn11p; PAR Card. 501 Nnrth E lec lri l' C1lur1, S tur g i ~, l\1idiiga 11 .

DENNIS A . McKAY

2 Yeai-s '52-'53: " B" Co.; Inu·am11ral Fool hall , Baske1ball , Soitball, Trnck; NFL, Degr ee of Merit ; '53-'54: Cpl.; Sqd. Ldr.; Varsity Football; Intramural Basketball; Cond uct Ribbon Gro11p. " Sam" lives ut 18461 Northluwn , Detroit 21, Michigan.

CHARLES W. MILLER

5 Yea rs '49-'50: Cu. " L"; Whites; McKc n~ie s; '5 0'51: Co. "A"; rnt ramural Ba ketball , Tra k ;\1ecl ; Freshman Football; '51-'52 : Cpl. ; Ass' t Sqd. Ldr. ; Intranmral Football; Basketball Rese rve Baseball; Deg; r of Merit ; ExpPrt H.iAc111an ; Herald Sia[; Camrrn Club ; Debate; l\Io th er's Day Dance nmrnill ee; '52-'53: Sgt. Sqd. Ldr.; lnlru mural Football, Basketball , Track M'et; Varsily Base ball ; Degree of Honor; Expert Rifl eman; Runner-up VMI Award; Old Guard; Camera Club; Iron Guard; Chairman, Commencement Dance Committee; '53-'54 : M/Sg t; 1st Sgt.; Varsity Football, Base ball, Intramural Baske tball; Expert Rifleman ; Conduct Ribbon Group; PAR Carel; on-Coms Club, Pres. ; Old Guard, Vice Co mmand er; Camera Club, Pres.; Radio Club ; Student Council; Chairman, Fo und ers' Day Dance Commitlee; Chairman , Old G11ard Dunce Committee. Chn ck lives at 1186 Argo nn e Road, Cl veland 21, Ohio.

THOMAS P. MOORE

3 Year s 'S l -'52 : ·'B" Co. PFC; A s't Sqd. Ldr.: N RA , R eserve RiA c T eam. Sha rps hoot e r's i\ fPda l ; Cond uct Ribbon Croup; S ha rp · Hl10ol e r', Medal ; '52-'53: Cp l. ; Sgt.; Sqd. Ldr. ; Co nduct Ribbon Cruup ; PAR Card; Va rs it y Rifl e, Expert's Medal ; second pla ce . land in g. ' tal c M ce l ; ExperL's Mrrlal ; third Pla ce T eam , H ea rs t Troph y Mat ch '53; '53-'54: 2nd Lt. ; Bn. S tafT, M / Sgt ..

Bn . S-·I ; PAR Curd; Cond uc t Ribbon Crnup; Honor Cunl Gro11p ; Vars ity Rill1 • T1·a 111. Di stin g ui she d Rifl r man; Expert 's J\l r dal. .3 124 E. Fifth S t., A nd erson, Ind.

MICHAEL E. MOSHIER

5 ) ea r:; '49- '50: Co . " L"; Conduc t Ribbon Croup: Lrg il)n of H onor; Kni cks ; Choir; McKt· 11 zi ; '50- '51: Co. "A"; PFC ; Jn1ra111ural .Fl)o lhall , Bas kctlrnll , So ft.hall ; PAR Ca rd ; Co ndu c t Ribbon Gro u p; Acol yte; '5 1-'52: Cp l. Ass't S qd . Ldr.; Intramu ral Fool· bull , Baskcllrnll ; Cond uc t Ribbon Cro u p; '52-'53: Sgt. Plt. G uid e; lnt rumural F oo tba ll. Baske tball ; Sharp ·hoo ter's Meda l ; Condncl Ribbon Gronp; R adio Club ; Iron C 11ard ; Aco lyte; Old Gua rd ; '53-'S'f.: 2 nd Lt. Pit. Ldr.; Intramural Foo tball , Bm;· kc th ull ; 1FL, Degpe of Merit; S harp· s hooter 's .t\lcdal ; Co ndu c t Hibbo n Cro11p; Swo rd and S hi eld ; Old Guard; Comus CJ11h; Th esp ians; Acolyt e; Taming of th e S hrew; Angel. S treet. 27JO W. Main S t., Ka1arr1a zoo, !\1icl1igan.

RICHARD G. NEIDBALLA

4 YC'ars ·50.'51 : " A" Co. ; PFC; Freshman Font· bull; Honor Ca rri Cro up ; Cond uc t Ribhnn Croup; Trac k; Vars ity Base ball; ·51:52 : Cp l. ; Color Guard; Hon or Card Croup; Conduct Ribbon Gro up ; Varsity Ba, kc- l· ha 11 , Baseball; Trnck; PAR Card; •52:53: Sg 1., Sqd. Ldr.; SFC, Pit. Sgt.; Hnnor Card Gro up ; C11nd ucl Ribbon Croup ; S harpshoot er's Medal; Varsity Bas ketball .

Base ball ; Non-Co ms Club ; Iron Cuarrl; PAR Card; '5.'l-'54; 2nd Lt.; Capt., Bn. S ta fT , Adjuta11l; Honor Cu rd Croup; C.111· d11cl Ribbon Cm up ; PAR Card; S harp· s honfpr 's Meda l ; Va rs il y Bas ket ha ll. Bu"". ha ll , Cross Co11nlry; Vice. Pres. YHC, t\ DT ; Sec'y Sword and S hi e ld ; Fo11ndPr·s Duy Dan ce C11111111 ill cc; Spor ts Ed. •54, Tat/ er; O ld G ua rd. · Di ck cidba lla . Bris· tol , Indian a.

THOMAS R. POPEK

4, Y ·ars '50-'51: Cu. "C"; Vars it y L , tter Football , Base ball; R eserve L e tt er Baske t ball; C11ndu c l Ribbo n Croup; '51-'52: PFC ; r ars it y L llcrs Footba ll , Basketball , BaReba ll ; "o ndu c l Ribbon Cro up ; Expert RiA e man; Band; '52-'53: Sgt.; Vars it y Lett er. Fool hull, Basket.ba ll , Baseba ll ; R eserve Lett er Truck ; Cond11cl Ribbon Cro up ; Exper t Hifl man ; Band; H onor Board ; Iron G uard; Sgt. al Arms, VT-IC; '53-'54: l s t Lt. ; Plt. Ldr. ; Vars ity Le tt er s Baske tball , Base ba ll ; NFL Degree o( Me rit ; Expert R iA r 111an ; Cond11cl Ribbon Cro11p; S word a nd S hi e ld ; Old G11arrl; Honor Bo ard; . g t. al Arms, VHC; Class Treas. V isi l Tom a l 4%5 Pontia c Trnil, Orchard Lak e Village, Michi ga n.

LAWRENCE E. PRIEST

2 1 :. Yeur · ;51-'52: Co. " C"; lntnunural Basketball.

Track Meet, Softball; '52-'53; PFC; Cpl.; Ass't Sqcl. Lclr.; S harp. hooter's Medal; Cond uc t Rihbon Group; Intramural Football: Intramural Basketball; .·ofthall; Choir ; Co m us Clnh; Arsenic and Old Lace; '53-'54: Sgt.; SFC; Pit. Sg t. ; Jntrnmural Football; Mos t Valuabl e Player Award; lntramnral Bus ketbalJ , Track, Soft ball; Conduct Ribbon Group; Expert Marks man's Medal; Herald ; Co mus; Dance Com mitlee; Degree o f Merit , Degree of Honor in NFL; Thcsp.i an " Larry liveR at 2591 Queens tou Roud, Cleve land I-ki g hb 18, Ohio.

GEORGE W . ROGERS

IJ. Yea r,; '50-'51: Co. '·A"; Varsity WrC'R tling; Vars ity Ba ·e lrnll Manager; \THC; lntranutral Football ; '.51-'52: PFC ; Cp l. ; Sqd. Leader ; R ese rve Buse ball; R ese rve Wres t lin g; Honor Ca rd Cro up ; C1111d 11 ct Rihlwn Cmup; Medals-S pani s h f\t .. da l, S harps hoo te r 's Medal; VHC ; l11t ra111ural Football ; '52-'53: Sg t. ; Rese rve Wres t lin g; Conduct Ribbon Gro up ; lrnn G uard; Dan e<' Comm itt ee; ADT ; VHC; S harps hoorer's Medal; ln1n1111111·a l Foo llJall ; 111trainura l So ftball ; '53-'54: FC; Plt. Sgt.; Varsit y Wres tling; Expe rt. Marksman 's Medal ; Co ndu c t Hibhon Cro up ; NonCom\ Cl11b ; VHC; Old uarcl; lntrn 11111ral Football; Intramura l So[Lha ll.

George li ve: al 500 orilt Porta ge Parh, Akron 3, O hi o.

BRENT C. SEAGER

4, Year.

'50- '5 ] : Co. "C"; PFC ; F res hman F oot ball ; Honor Curd Gro up ; Jim Brown P ennant ; A. D.T. ; Conduct Ribbon Croup ; Honor Board ; Meda ls-Bes t Posture; Mos t Earn est Endeavor ; Haberly; Herald StuIT ; '51-'52 : Cpl. ; Sqd. L eader ; R eserve FoolbalJ, Rifle Team , N RA ; Honor Card Group ; Co nduc t Ribbon Gro up ; A. D.T. ; Medals-Haberl y, Tribun e, Spanish, .\>lost Tru s lworlh y Ca det, Experl Markman 's Medal ; Thes pians, MilracLo , Herald S1ufT, Dun ce Co mmittee ; '52-'53 : Plt. Sg1. ; Var sity Foo rball, Rifle Team , NH.A ; Honor Ca rel Croup ; Co ndu ct Ribhon Gro up; /\.D .T. ; Medals-Tribune, Hahc1·ly, R ankin g Cad et, Oul standin g on-Com, Chri sia n Co url csy, Expert Markman's Medal ; Commrmrl Decision ; H erald Staff; ClubsVH C, Hadio, HonoL- Board, Thes pians; Iron Guard ; Dan ce Co mmittee; "53-'54: Maj ; Bn. Co. ; VaTS ity Fooiball ; HiO c T e::a m ; R A; Honor Card Group ; Co nclu ~ l Ribbon Group; A.D.T. ; E xpert Markm an ; Old Cuurd , - Swmcl and Shi eld ; H erald S taff ; VHC; Eclilor o[ Ta rlcr ; Quill and Sc roll ; Th espians; Honor Board; S111dcnt Co u11 eil ; Dance Co m mi li ce. Brent li ve~ at Brown Ci1 y, li chi ga n.

MICHAEL E. SEAGLY

2 Yeurs '52-'53: Co. "A"; PFC ; Intramural Football , Softb all ; Honor Card Group; Cond11 et Rib bo n Gro 11p; NRA; Experl 1edal ; RiOe T eam ; H erald ; '53-'54 ; Cpl. Co. Guid e; E xpert .Medal ; Hon or Card Group; Condu ct Ribbon Group ; RiOe T eam; NRA ; T a il er; H erald; ADT. ; An.gel S treet. M ike li ves a l Topeka, Indiana.

CHARLES R. SCHAFER 3 Yt·ari-.

·;;1. ·52: Co. "C"; .ln1ram11ral .Foul ball , Ba;.· ke1bull, So ftball; Shar p hoolc r': Medal ; Choir ; Mi kado (PropR); '52.'53: PFC; In· Lra11111 ru l Foolball , Basket ha ll , So hhull : Sharp,; hoo tcr's Meda l ; Choir ; Co111111a11 d /J e!'isio11 , Arsenic and Old lace I PropR); '53.'.1·1: lnt ran111 ra l Footba ll , Ba kelha ll.

Snf1hall, T rack Mec l ; S hurpshoo ler's ML"d· ,, 1; Choir ; Taller Staff; T hesp ians; T11m · in g of th e S hrew (l\1akC'11pl . Ch11 ck ca n li e found snon al. 1532 i\foiVfillan , Dra r· IJllrn . .\I ichiga n.

JAMES H. SCHWARTZ

'I Year '.)Q.'.'il : Cn. "A"; PFC ; Int ra mu ral Fou l· ha ll. Equipm ent Room Mg r. ; PAR Curd. i\lnsl Earn es t Endeavor C:a rl el, Co nrlu r l Rih lJ1111 Cro up, Jim Brown P en nan I ; 'S J. '52: Cp l. Ass't Sqd. Ldr.; Eq uiprnen l R1,.in1 J\lgr. ; Cond uct Ribbon Cro up ; Shurpshoo l· c r's Medal; '52-'53: Sg t. Sqrl. Lrlr.; Va rsit y Track Mgr.; Jron C11ard; Conrl11 r. 1 Rihh1111 C r111q); Markma n's Medal ; '53-'54: M/Sg1. (1\ ss' I T.O. Lower School) ; No n· Co m · 'lub; Old Guard; Co nclu cl Rihhon Croup ; Sharpshoo ter's Medal. Jim li ves al 307 E. Washin gton S t. , i\lonlpe lier, Ohiu.

DON P. SMITH

7 Years

'47-'48: Co. '" L"; Kni cks, Choii", Aco lytes: '48-'49 : Tennis Double·, VLC; '49-'50: T enni s S ingles; '50-'51: Co. ''A"; ReRervr Fool ball , Baskt> Iha ll , Truck ; '51-'52 : Vars il y Footbu ll , Bas ke1hall , Track. Old G ua rd , VHC, Sharpshool rr's Medal, µeech, Degree of Meri I; '52-'S3: Cpl. Ass' ! Supply Sg1.; Vars ity Football , Baske tball , Track, Base ball , Old Guard, VHC , See How They R1111 ; Hah erl y Medal, Iron Cuurd, ffld G uard and Class DanC' e Commi11 ce; '53-'54; Sgt. Cuidon Bearer ; Vars ity Football, Baske tball , Track, RuRe hall; Tr1111111 g of the Shrew; Expcrl Murknian 's M ed al; Con du e l Ribhr1n Group; H e ruld llc µorl er. Smi1 1y can IJe found al 6303 Whitak e r Roa d , Yps ilunli , Michigan.

DAVID R. STEERS

4 YPars '50-'51: Co. "C" ; PFC; Varsity Wres tlin g; Hono r Card Gro up ; Conduct Ribbon Cro up ; VHC ; Dance Committee; '51-'52: Cp l. Sqd. Leader ; ln1rn111ural Truc k Nlcei , So ftball ; Vars ity Wreslling; Sharpshonlc r 's Me dal ; H onor Card Croup; Conduct Ribbon Gro up ; VHC; Dan ce Cornmillce; Honur Hoard; Cu 111111r11ul Derision ; '52-'53: Sgt. Pl1. Guide; Vars ity Wrestling; lJO'L Deg ree of Mcril , HonM, Excellence; Second Origina l Orulorica l Dcclumalion Co nies! ; Exper t's Meda l ; Honor Card Croup; Concl uc l H.iblwn Croup ; VHC; Honor Boa rd; Dan er Co mmill ce; Iron Guard ; H era ld; '53-'54-: 2nd LI. Ca pt. Co. Command er ; ln1ra m11ral Foolhall , Track Mccl, Sof1hall ; Vursil y Wres tlin g (Capl.); NFL D eg re<' of Dis lin c li on ; Expert's Medal ; H onor Card Cro u p; Conduct Ribbon Croup; Sword a nd Shic lrl ; H era ld ; VHC (Presiden t ); ADT; Rarlio Cl ub ; Tall er, Ass't Bus in ess Mgr.; Honor Board tSec'y); Dan er Cn mmi11 ee ; Stud e nt Co 11nr il I V ice Pres.). Dave's home is ut 232 Woodward Avenu e, Kuluniazoo , Michi gan.

JOHN F. TOWLE n~

Yea rs '52-'53: Co. "C"; lnlram ural Bas ke 1ball , Tra c k M c t; Ho nor Card Group ; Condu c l Ribbon Group ; '5.3-'54: SFC : Pl1. Sg 1. ; In I ramura l F oo l ba ll ; S harpshoo ter's Meda l ; Honor Card C ro up ; Co ndu c t Ri b bon Cro u p; on-Com · C lub ; Da nce Co mmitlee. 19825 S ussex Roa d , S hak er He igh ts, Ohi o.

HOWARD D. TURPIT

4 Years

'50-'51: Co. "A"; Jn1ran111 ral F nn lb all , Sn ft· ba ll ; '51-'52 : Tnirnmural F onlb all , So f1 . bull ; Ca mera Club ; '52-'53: P FC; Inlru· mura l Foo tball , So ftball ; Degree n[ forit ; RiA Tea m ; S harps hoo ler ; N R A; Co ndu c l Ribbon Gro up ; PAR Car d; Ca mera Club ; fro n Guard; '53-'54: Cpl. ; Tntrumural Foo tball , So f1baU ; Ex perl Rifl e ma n ; H onor Carel Gro up ; Co ndu c t Ribbon Group ; Camera Club ; .Acnl yle. " D a ppe r Da n" resid es a t ]"1 20 Nn rlh Co lorado, H asl· in g., Nebra s ka.

HAROLD D. WEDEL

4 Years '.j Q. '51: " A" Co.; TIMS Pinafore; Choir ; Band; Var sit y Checker ; '51-'52: Co 111111a11d Derisio n ; Choir ; lnt ram nral Baske tball ; '52-'53: A rse11ic and Old Lace; Choir ; C:om ns Cl11 h ; '53-'54: Condu c t Ribbon Gro 11p ; S har pshoo ter's Rifl e Med al ; Old G 11 ard; H erald Sta ff ; Co mu s Club ; Th espian s; Publi c Re lations Ass' t. Da ve ca n he fu und a t 228 Fre mont St., Bullie Creek, Micl1igan.

GEORGE A. F. WEIDA

4 Yea rs

l

'50- '51: Co. "A"; PFC; Freshman Numeral Foo tb ull , Baske tball ; Intramurnl Tra ck ]\foci ; T ·nn is Do11bl es R11nn cr-11p ; Co ndu c t Ribbon Gro 11p ; '51-'52: Cp l. ; Re· se rve Lc llcr · Cross-Co untry, Ba kc tbull.

T enni s ; N FL Deg ree 0£ Merit ; Sharps hoo ter ; H onor Card Gro up ; Co ndu c t Ribbo n Gro up ; Best Drill ed Ca de t ; '52'53: Sgt.; R ese rve Leu ers Footba!J , Baske t· ball ; Varsit y Lell.c r T ennis; Expe rt Rifleman; Conduct Ribbon Group; Radio Club ; S tud e nt Co un cil ; h on Guard ; Co mmence· mcnt Dan ce Commit tee; T ennis Don hi es Runn er-up ; '53-'5<J.: Sg t./ Maj ., Ball. S ta ff ; Rese rve Lc ll r Cross-Co unn·y; Vars ity Lette1.. Footba ll , Bas ketba ll , T ennis; Exper t l{ifl cman ; H onor Curd Gro up; Co ndu c t Ribbon Gro up; No n-Co m Cl ub ; Old Gua rd . George Jives al 275 Casterton Ave., A krnn 3, Ohio.

RONALD W . WILES

4 Years

'50-'51: Co. '"A"; PFC; fntrarnural Football. Baske tball, Sof tball. Trnck; Cond nc t Ribbon Group; '51-'52: Cp.l.; Intramural Football , Basket hall, Sof t ball, Track; Marksman; Honor Card C roup ; Cond uct Ribbon Gro up ; PAR Card; ADT; '52-'53: Sg1.; lnLrurnurnl Bas ketball, Track Meet; NFL D egrees of Meri t and Honor; Marks111an; Honor Carri Gro up; Conduc t Ribbon Cro up ; PAR Card; ADT; Iron Guard ; '53- '5<1.: Second Lt.; P it. Ldr.; Varsity Cross-Coun ty; Intramural Bas ke tball, Truck; Honor CaHI Croup; CondLLCt Ribho11 Cro up ; PAR Curd; ADT; Sword and S hi e ld ; Honor Board; St ud ent Counc il; O ld Guard; Herald Staff. 2329 Marslo u I "111'" Floss moor, I lli nnis.

THOMAS H. WOLFRUM II

3 Years

'51-'52: Co. "C"; PFC Sqcl. Member; Intramural Basketbal.I; Acol yte ; Bes t New Boy; '52-'53 Sgt. Sqd. Lea der; Ba. ket ball Reserve; Tra c k and Softba ll ; ADT; Acolyte; Honor Carri Group; Cond uc t Ribbon Gro up ; S harps hoot er ; '53-'54 SFC; M / Sgl. Bn. S talT ; Varsity Tlaskethall ; S harps hooter Medal; H onor Card Crnup; Condu ·t Ribbon Group; ADT; 1\ co lyle.

Todd lives a t Horn e Ci ty, Indiana .

RICHARD R. WOOD

2 Years '52-'53 : Co. " B"; lntran111 ra l Foo tb all; Degree of Meri I ; Ba nd ; Golf ; Expe rt RiA r111an ; '53-'54: Cpl. ; Ba nd ; Intramura l Fo olball ; S lturpshoo ter . 312 So uth Sco ll S L., Adri an, i\ li chi ga n.

GEORGE L. WYATT

1\0 Yea rs '52-'53: Co. " A"; lntra11111ral Baskl· tha ll , So ftball ; '53-'54 : Varsil y Basketball. lntru mnrul F oo tball. Sharpshoo ler';; i\ IPrlal.

Sa hu han gs out al Rural Rout e <I. Box lOL Jndi a napolis. Indian a.

When P ete Boulo n and Tim Marsh firsl enLered Howe wa y back in '4,6, no one th o ug hL Lhat rnucl1 would ever co me o-F their c lass s in ce th e foll owing year all of their class rnales fa iled to return [o r 011 e reason or a noth er. But in the years th a t foll owed Pele and Tim pi cked up ma ny new class ma tes. lost a few, and in th e final ta bulation will have quite a c rowd to gr ad ua te with when Co mmencerne11t rolls a round .

While in the Lo wer a fe w firsts came with Lh e Class of '54, wh en track was started, a 11d in il s firsl seaso n the tea m was led to a ve r y s uccess [ul r ecord by prese nL me mbe rs or lhc Class. wheLher Lh ry he here a l H owe or elsewhere. Also, in h askeLha ll a r eco rd breaking season or 17 wi11 s as aga inst onl y two losses was r eco rd ed wiLh Lh e team mad e solely of Seniors of Lhi s yea r . These, plu s excellenl showi11gs in ever ything else mad e th e four year's stay in th e Lower a ver y pleasant on e fo r ever yon e co ncern ed.

When Lhe present gradu a tin g class e 11Lered th e Upper and g rew Lo iLs prese11L s ize it c11Ler ecl the s pa11king ll C \\ A ·a cl e mic Buildin g. th e first Fresh ma n dass to do thi s.

Thi s build i11 g g rew Lo be ve r y fa miliar Lo Lh e Class of '54, a nd it also was Lo becom e, perhaps, Lh e ir best fri end. Out from its four walls came man y brillianl students and ma 11 y records have been set, both go od and bad , by the Class of '54. Of course we will 0 11l y menti on the good on es buL they r ea ll y did out-number the b a d by so much that Lhe bad were onl y incide ntal. From the Class of '54 came men wh o passed th e NROTC tests, recei ved excellent scholarships in college, set records in all of the diHcr ent co-ops taken in th eir four years, went as far as state in tests given in th e different classes, a nd so o n and on and on.

In militar y, with man y of this year 's present graduating class as Lea rn members, the rifl e team went as fa r as to win the Nati o nal Rifle Meet an'd in the Fifth Army area Look first two yea rs in a row. Man y brilliant records we re set durin g that lon g pe r.iod of victor y a fLer vi ctor y and man y by men of the Class of '54. Also, stand ard s wer e set for both co mpeti ti ons and the a nnu al Governm ent Inspecti on Lhal will be a real cha lle nge fo r oth er classes to follow.

OuL on th e athletic fi eld th e Class of '511 rea ll y made a name for itself. ln fo otball th e s uccessful teams of '52 and ' 53 wer e never without a couple of membe rs of this cla ss in their lineup and th o ugh in their final year the r ecord does n't look ver y im· pressive, th e team. led enlirely by Senior s, played so me mi g hty ni ce foo tball again st tea ms with such p owe r as Gos hen a nd Muskego n Cath o lic.

Jn baskelba ll it was a nother story, however. as each year, th e team improved till i11 the ir las t year the squad, being mad e up entirely of Seni ors, wo n the Counl y T ourn ament and in the SecLi ona ls pl ayed perha ps the best game a Fl o we School team has ever played when th ey downed a stron g Kend allville fi ve by two p o in ts in th e quarter final s. The team wenl on to be swamped by LaGran ge by twenty some p oints th e next a fterno o n, but th ey will never have to ha ng their heads in shame when they co me back to re-vi sit the campus. In their two fin al year s of play the squad ha d a record of 35 wins and only n·ine defeats, a r ecord an y team could be proud of.

In wrestling the c lass of '54, had two boys in th e state finals, one of these placing.

In their final year the wrestling squad had o ne of Lh e best r ecords that Coach K elly has ever witnesserl.

Swimming was i11a ug urated in the last yea r of this gr oup 's r eig n and fo r a first year sport did excellently.

In th e spring the teams wer e about like they usually are, but wh en th e Class of '54, was in its Junior year the baseball team had th e best seasonal record in many a year. There were many individual stars o n both the track and tennis squads but neither had outstanding records.

Every club on campus prosper ed durin g the last few years. The Varsity " 1-l" Club put o n four ver y successful County Tournaments and through hard work wcrr able to build th eir present clubroom and loun ge up lo what th ey are now. The Old Guard, the National Th espian s, the National Forens ic League. a11d the Alpha Della Tau all grew i 11 both prestige and membership while the Class of •54, mad e its " home" here a l Howe.

Also, the best dan ces ever spo nsored by a class here at Howe have been a habit with th e Class of '54.. Topped b y their exquisite " Big Top" put on last Commence· 111ent, o ri gi nalit y has been a first with this class. This is one thin g that the clas es to co me will r eall y have to go some to beat.

And th ere yo u have it. Many of Lh e reco rd s still stand that were not broken b) th e Class o f '54 but ther e have also been many set by this same class . As one o f the g uest p cakers a l an athletic banquet once sa id. "'Reco rds arc mad e fo r others to brea k. " We hope that that is just whal will ·happen to those that w have sf't bul we're co nfident that some will sland for ma ny yea rs Lo co mf'.

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"Owl" Seager Ai es into slafl quarters after nightly mice hunt.

Can1pbell is seen pacing hall .in a ntic ipa tion oE taking charge o E r eveille fo rm a l ion .

"S tafl Mother" Moore starts clea ning up mess le ft from telev is ion pa rt y 1n sta ff qu arters .

P ax to n gets up, exc itedl y reads another thrilling chapte r in new editi o n ol G.O. Barb a nd Ma r h say goocl ·nighl al Three Rivers.

"P igmey" stagge rs into r oo m with st rong odor of "coke" on breath.

H earin g foolsteps, Kirk and Donkin hurri edly put oul weeds, lea1 for beds.

Pvls. Do nkin a nd Kirk la nd in bed, n ot quite fa st eno ugh. " Louis Armstrong" Brown is h eard in h a lls blowing " ll's a Blu e World".

U nd erclassmen happil y line up in ha1ls for reve ill e formation.

"C" Compan y ga wks as Co111pa11y staff s tagge rs from offtce aJLcr all niµ;ht ca rd party a nd drinkin g cokes. Ha! "Boog" inlcrcepls "Staff Mot he r" returning from mornin g wash.

"Boop;" enters staff quarters with intention o[ awakening "S. S. S.", 1s welco med by loud roar.

History takes place. Both of Boog's eyes are opened at same tim e.

Fresh " A" Com pa ny report sheet is marred by names o[ offi ce rs as "C repe Sole" gels bi g chance to make use of hi s ni ghtl y readin g from C. 0.

Und erclassme n in Company "A" pick up new vocabulary as they pa ss room s 1, 2, and 12.

First call for mess (you think we're kicldin ') .

U nd er class men skip into m ess hall.

Seniors stagger into mess hall, stomping out weeds m hall way.

"Boog" rises, protesting late entrance.

Haggerty c hanges menu for lun ch . Seniors place ri ght hand ov r hearl in mourning.

Lo ud strain s of the " Jon es Bo ys" are h eard b y a ll and ten seco nds later Lh e " Lawrenceb urg Spook" roars i11Lo mess hall straddlin g hi s l farl ey 125. " Buns" charges out of servin g room bearing Aunl J e mima " Haggerty" pancakes.

7 :35% " Buns" slips, dro ps platter on " Bubble''. The mess hall wind ows are shattered b )' a terri fi e bang. Haggert y again changes menu .

"Cr epe Sole"' is heard testin g acoustics of new buildin gs by screaming "Five 7:55 Demerits".

8:00 Underclassmen enter schoo l roo ms, all set for an other big day at books. " Ra y Babe" begin s a nn oun cements a nd all sit cl own fo r an oth er " Kelly Hour " .

8 :05 Looks of a111aze111e11l a re seen upon underclassmen's faces as " B Cubed" 8 :30 pulls up in '54 Cadillac F leetwood and Se ni or s pil e o ul. '' Fearl ess Fr ed" goes into fr enzy as Pri est and Kanchi er yell " Fire" ! fr om 9: 00 back of chemistry lab.

9 :00% Freel passes out as Seage r, Steers, and Bowman ru sh to the r escue with H CL, H2S04. a nd HN0 3. " B Cub~d" ph ones Mr. H errick, collect, fo r new chemi str y lab.

9 :05 " Ra y Babe" asks Seagly to kindly set the alarm to a waken sleeping " Whal e10:00 h ea d".

10: 20 " Whalehead" gels fi ftee 11 fo r not calling class up as alarm was n't loud enough.

Seni ors settle down for " Dadd y" Glenn 's slumber hour.

11 :05 Corps stroll into McKenzie Tavern fo r noo n special - " Boob-eye-pi e".

12 :00 T o see how special went over, Haggert y steps into dining h all .

12 :05 12 :06 Haggerty ma kes hurri ed ex il as bi g Seni or barrage is beg un .

"S miley", for th e firsl time r ealizin g h e has no co mmand a nt, steps down 12:07 from loft y perch.

12 :08 Now ther e are two vacancies in fa culty open.

12 :20 After having thrown everything but the chairs they sit on, Seni ors decide to stop riot.

12:35 Neidballa a nn oun ces Seni or dress for seco nd school - one button rolls.

Actin g Corn111a11dant Paxton rises to ohj ecl.

12:36 12: 36% Mars h eliminates Paxton b y judo. Three down , six to go .

12:37 '-Ea rl " Deva nn y places new ly bo ught oa k leaves on collar.

After pleading with Seni ors for fifteen minutes, " Ray Babe" finally con1:15 vinces th em that th ey ca n sleep just as well over in the class rooms. " Ray Babe" calls " Wh alehead" out of chemi str y fo r dail y get-togeth er. l :30 1 :31 " Ray Babe" gets nickle rai se he has been asking for, for th e last five years.

1 :SO Devann y's class I Ha ! ) starts as each member tells j oke for dail y grade.

P opek is heard threatening Devann y with kni fe after receivin g D plu s for l :55 grade. Thinks it was wo rth C minus.

Devann y begins spi el on h ow " high type" hi s gradi ng system is.

1 :56 Devanny, vic tim number fo ur. l :57 Loud comma nds of "At Ease" and "As You Were" a re hea rd as "Stone 2 :30 Dome's" "co nfu sion hour" starts.

2 :45 Fin ally gettin g class qui eted down , " Owl" Seager ca lls class up.

Bouton kn ocks table over as he gets up. Table falls on "Stone Do me's" foo t.

2 :46 2:47 "Ston e Dome" dies of bra in concussion. Five down , fo ur to go.

Eighth period Freshman class co mmended by Senims :for devouring " Break3 :16 fast of Champi ons" in orde r to gain strength fo r co min g athletics. Six cl own , three to go. " Panda" Moo re r eports to Sgt. Koehler in armor y fo r suppl y of bee r for 2 :3S big staff party planned for that night.

3 :36 Argument over price leads to du el at twenty paces.

3 :361/z " Panda" slips blanks into Koehler's 4.S. 3 :40 Mrs. Koehler receives sy mpath y call fr om Seni ors. Seven down , two to go .

4 :20 " Bent Beak's" nimrocls begin daily fin ger exercises.

4:25 " Bent Beak" crossin g firin g line to inspect plugged trap.

4:25 % " Eager Edgar" Bowman and " Weasel" Seagly fail to see him and co mmence firin g.

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Mrs. Sta nfo rd r ecei ves Co ngressional Med al of Hon or a nd letLe r of co ndolence fr om W a r Department Only one more Lo go !

4 :35 "Ma rge" Moshier comes into Compan y " A" Office fr om slrenu ous alhletics of watching all of th e fellas play volley ball.

4 :36 " Marge" quickly leaves offi ce as Egly a nd R ogers make clear their desig ns.

4 :50 " Grinn er " Wiles is remind ed to r elax while smiling b y o ne of " Crepe Soles" many " hints to better life.,.

5: 10 Mai er , F orsy lh , and T owle have little disagr ee ment with und er classm en over use of all but on e sh ower for Seni ors. U nderclassmen r ise up.

5 :10 Mrs. Beckley r eceives seve n fin e upstanding boys as guesls fo r Lh c next few cl ays.

5 :4.S Call is bl own in Co mpan y "A" fo r chapel.

5 :48 Bouton tells Turpit to get head a nd eyes to Lhe fr ont.

6 :00 Chapel slarts and Howe's ow n Liberace. "88 Keys" l b bots011, potmds out Howe Alma Mater on orga n.

6 :O"I Senio rs drow n out und erclass men b y sing ing " Pi µ; my's" rev ised edi tion , " We ar e the class of 1954".

6 :10 " A" Co mpany marches into chapel after hea ring long Ji[Lecn minute ar gument presented by " Dapper Dan " as l o just wh y he had hi s hea d and eyes oth er tha n to the :front.

6:25 Seni ors depart fr om fo rmati on al'ter gettin g one whiff o:f ar oma from H ag· gert y's Hash H ouse.

6 :26 Commandant, Superinl.end enl, P MS&F, and T.O. Galmi sh makes foeble attempt to turn back slra y Seni or s.

6 :28 "Sitting Bull" Johns makes another ch apter in the annals of his tory with "Galmi sh 's Last Stand " . At las t! All brass ! Big blas t!

7 :00 Se ni ors inv ade canteen.

7 :OS " The Jones Boy", having connecti ons with Seagrams in Lawrenceburg, has truck load of " joy juice" sent sp ecial deli ve ry.

7 :06 Ca nteen b ecomes Seni or clubroo m.

"7:07'' Truck arrives.

7:08 Und erclass men make wild scramble to sniff corks.

7:09 Und erclassmen are for ced to return to coke machin es.

Bottles empty, Seni ors stagger over to " Ray Ba be's" h ouse, and demand keys 9 :00 to sch ool F ords. " Ray Babe" r ejects Seni ors' demands.

9 :01 Anoth er fin e man bites Lhe du st as Linlz a nd SLec rs de monstrate new body 9 :05 brea kin g hold .

C) :10 Seni ors having eliminated all auth ority on ca mpu s, ord er underclassmen to heel , and report to Battali on Staff fo r all night jam session.

A SINCERE THANK YOU

Th e Class of 19.54 wishes to take this oppo rtunit y to express its sincere gratitude lo the three 111 e11 w ho ha ve acterl as our class advise rs durin p; ou r high school years at H owe.

To Colo11 el A lb ert lfru11i goes ou r 1ha11li:s f or givin g us snch a splendid start in onr years as Fres hmen and So phomores.

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advice a11cl his d esire to be h elpfnl will alwa ys p11l him at the top of our list.

To Se rgeant W illiam lfo zer goes ou r 1!tanlcs f or givi11g us snch a fin e year in 'S2-'53 dnrin g which we prepared ourselves for our last and best year al Howe a11d rluri11 g w hich we set sta nda rds f or a Com1nencem e11l Dance w hich 1vW be hard to equal.

To Mr. Shirley Gle1111 goes our than ks f or all the kindly h elp which he has given us throup;hout our h ip;h sch ool caree r.

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this last yea r, w hen h e has acled as class advise r, but w hen ever h e could be of help he was always available.

To th ese three m en go our thanlcs, best wis hes and hopes for their ha ppiness a11d success in years to c ome.

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THE CLASS OF 1954

CLASSES

Fir"I row i lef 1 10 ri ght) : Corrado , Cordcrn. Se ibo ld Srco nrl rnw : A ndreufT. I agy, B11rk <', !'vlatth ews, Wh er lock. Wadsworth, i\ lo elin g. Swa m;o n. id or. D•Lin cs . Sc hl ac ht Third rnw : ichnl s, Roc lkr, S haw, Fox. Hi cks. H.n~!<c ll. Rei sin g. Schwartz. H .. Ki111brn11gh.

L1Jc ha rl Fourll1 row: .\ lurks. Kr rr, \ nzk u, H ., Sc hlei cher. Ryder. Ew•rett , H inck ley. Wnlfr , C11rlis.

Whe lan Fifth row : Presr·n tt , llrCl\1'11('. S.. Lungo. Peterson. Richa rcL·m n, S torer. T .. Van is. Conw ay.

J\rl iska s. B""'!'

Thi s is th e gro up of cadets which will assume the lead ership or th e Ca det Corps next yea r. Jud ging [rom th eir performance durin g the past year, th ey should be capable of handlin g Ih e man y respon ibiliti es whi ch will be th eirs in their Seni or year.

Th e officers of th e prese nt Junior class are: President. Dave Cordon; Vi cePresicl e11 t. Ward Beckley; Secretary. Chuck Seibold and Treasurer. T orn Teaford .

A th e Taller goes lo press. thi s gro up is bu. ily engaged in planning fo r th e annual Co111111e11ccme11t Dance.

_. . F'irsl row (l efl lo ri ghl ): Pereira, Carek, Mull , Schieber! , Ross S,co nd row: See ba ck, Lu sk, Mc iselbar, Rogers, ]., Bartone, Fowler, .Jackson , Terry Third row: N inl cheff, Dryd en, Bishop, Thomas, D., Magill, Carmi ck, W eyland, Cray, Turn ey Fourlh row: Th ompso n, C.R., J ones, W. A., Zacklun, Emshwill er, Kaufka , Thomas, R. E., Rowe, \Va 1tles, Greyer FiF1h row: Sc hubl e, Bmdick, Ballinger. Baker, Shorn ey, Kubeck, Huntress, Bai ley, Caras

WiLh Lh c faces of man y of thi s yea r 's Sophomore class poppin g up to take Lh e spotli ght on man y occasions on ca mpu s it looks as thou gh th e school will be in good hand s when 1956 rolls aro und. Pulling on a good Mother's Da y Dance they showed that th e social events of the futur e will be in capable hands.

Th e Sophs were hea ded by th e very capable Fred Mull in the President's chair.

Fred was assisted by Jerry Carek as Vice-President, Andrew Schieberl as Secretary, R.on P er eira who handled the funds, a11d Lh e " Boun cer" was Bob Ross.

With a nother year to gain more skill and kn owledge their prospects look very bright ind eed.

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Fir ·t row ! le ft to r ight] : Harn es, Ba ncro ft , Da vison , S torr r, W ., Hill econd row: Co le, Benn e tt , .l . C., Nagel, P ctlow , Sc hl e ma n, Cook , Vozka, D. , Drossc l, S tor· in g, McG uire , Lo cke rb y T liii-J row: Bachrac h, Co he n, Klope, W ise ly, JvfcNa mara , T-laTdin g, Par trid ge, McDia rmid , S ucl1man , C. E., Se nd er , Ha llb erg, Ca ppas Fourt h row: Ed ge tt , S tewu r l, Lon g, Hctry , Boysel, Brad s lock , P ull e n, Ganas, Will iamson.

Ha ll , W heel er, Arthur F ihh ro w: Lintz, L C., Fm; Lcr, H arris, Hanna , Bru dshaw, S111ith , R. D. , W eddl e, A lfa 11 n, Schwa rz, E. J\., Lin g lP. us ba um . H ee ter

The Freshman class has mad e much progress under the efficient leadership of its class pres·icl ent, Kent Dav idso n. Th ey will be going on a feed soo n to top o:ff a very fin e yea r.

The other class leaders were, Vi ce-President, Mike Bancroft; Secretary, Bill Storer; Treasurer, Bill Barnes; and last but not least, the Sergeant-at-Arms, Jerry Hill. A very fine group of officers pi cked by the class itself.

The class will be eager to join th e ranks of the Sophomores next year, a well deserving, well mann ered group.

On September 8, 1953 the Lower School threw open its doors to thirty-six new cadets. They are Eugene Brown, William Cameron, Peter Choporis, .Jeffery Clark, John Clingan, Roger Corbin , Daniel Cornish, George Dahl, Thomas Deak, Thomas Hanson , Robert Hart, Frederick Johnstone, Michael .Tones, Vernon Kennell, Richard Lutz, Edward Macker, Dennis McComb, Ronald McComb, William Mills, Gerald Murphy, Walter Philipian, John Plisken, Wesley Ramey, Richard Schmitt, Terry Seeback, Courtland Seger, Carl Snyder, Rrucc Sollors, Derry Sollors, William Spillane, Laird Stanton, Ronald Stewart, Thomas Tuttle, Dale Vogel, Michael Watson, and Ronald Woolley. They were, during the year, joined by Paul Ellis, Gary Everett, Jon Mortrude, Glendon Hassfeld , Michael Dunn, Daniel Miller, Ellis Sylvester, Michael Tucker and James Piper.

These cadets were greeted by the staff, consisting of Mr. Howard W. Downs, Principal; Father Earl T. Jennings, Principal Emeritus; Major Ransom S. Hawley, Mr. Kimball .Tones, Mr. Leo Buckley, Mr. Jacob Poljak, Mrs. Howard Downs, Mrs. Lois Kelly, Mrs. Lucille Slater and Mrs. Lavonia Davis, Housemother.

Three of the staff were new [aces to the cadets, but were well known Lo the campus. iVfajor Hawley was graduated from Howe in the class of '34. From Howe, Major Hawley attended and gradualecl from the University of Michigan. He then returned to Howe as an instructor. After serving in both W orlcl War II ancl the Korean ConAicL, he returned to Howe.

Mr. Jacob Poljak attended the Lower for five years and graduated from Howe in the class of '49. He graduated from Ball State Teachers' College in 1953. Mr. Poljak was also a camper, Junior Counsellor, and Master over a period of fourteen years.

THE EI GHTH GRADE

Firsl row (]efL lo right) : KeJly, Schrum, Choporis, Roels, Bell , Rvm ey, Arliskas, A. Seconc.1 row: Sceback, T.; Raymer, Dailey, Kennell, Berger, W.; Scoll, Svetcos Third row: Wood, Stewart, R.; Collins, Thomas, R. L. ; Tuttle, Everet! , G.; TerreJI, D. Fo11r1h row: Longdyke, Chick, Embry, Hass fcld, See'Jcy, Habcrly, Macfate, OrL

Mrs. Davi s had bee n a hou emoth er at th e camp for Lwo yea rs. In Dece mber Mrs . Davis r eturned Lo Chicago and was succeeded by Mrs. Virginia Jackso n who took over the duties of h o usemother. Mrs . .T ackson had also been at camp for two years.

On Sunday, the new cadets were joined by old cadets Andrew Arliskas, William Beach, David Bell, David Block, Robert Burger, William Burger, Bru ce Chick, James Collins, James Daily, Paul Emory , Douglas Ford, Thomas Gaff, Mark Grice, Kenneth Grissom, Charles Gould, Paul Haberly, Dani el Kelly, Howard Klett, Geofrey Kruse, Gary Las h, Harold Longdykc, Ron ald Lowe, Rnhert Macfate, Jam es Marks, Marshall McCall, Peter Moe, John Morgan , Hugh Ort, James Porte r, Arlhur Quaife, J ohn Ra ymer , Edward Robinson, Gary Roels, Stephen Schleman , James Schram, Roger Sco tt, Leonard Seeley, Peter Snure, John Strutzel, Dali el Svetcos, David T errell, Roger Thomas, Freel Wardell , Robert Wood, and Harold Zealley.

On Monday, September 12, r egular school classes were orga nized and we wer e underwa y. Th e academic program has gone very well thi s year. The average has bee n hi gh , a ma,j ority of the cad ets making th e ir PAR, and Cadets Daily, Haberly.

Zealley, Burger R. , Clark, Moc, Morgan , Lowe. and Terrell D., by rnai11taining hi gh academ ic averages and high con duct grades, are now elig ible for the Hon or Society.

Beta Lamela Sigma. Seve ral oth er ca dets have the Honor Grades in their sch ool work. but lack the co nduct grad es.

In April, the 7th and 8th grades took the Secondary School Examinations, but the results are not yel known.

The remedial reading classes have progressed well und er Mr s. Kelly.

In Military, Major Hawley and hi s Ass istant T. 0. , M/ Sgl. James Schwartz, have developed a fin e Co mpa ny. The CoJ11pany did very well in th e fa ll parades and is looking forward to th e Spring parad es a nd to th e Lower night at Commencement whe11 they present th eir "S ilent Drill."

THE SEVENTH GRADE

Fir. l ruw ( le fl Jo ri ghl ) : Rrown , E.; B11rgr1·, R.; L11Lz, Da hl, Quaife, Gaff Scco ocl row: Clark, Scltl emun, S. E.; C01·bin , Gri sso m, Ph ilipi an , Deak Third row: Hanson, T.; Murphy, Mill s, Kru se, S pillan e, Beach, Kle tt Fo11r1h row: Mi ll PI'. D. ; Sy lvester, Port er, Grice, S n yder, S trulze l, McCal l

Th e commi ssioned and non-co111111i ssion ccl office rs or th e Co mpan y are : Capt.

Paul. Haberl y, Company Comma nd er: 2nd LL Da il). Ja111 es T .. l~xcr· . Officer; 2nd Lt. Embr y, Paul J. , Platoon Lead er ; M/ Sgt. Terrell, David J. , Plaloo11 Lead er: SFC Arli ska s, Andrew J ., Platoon Lea der: M/ Sgt. See le). Leonard P.. Fi rsl Sgt.; Sg t.

Collin s, James P. , Guiden Bearer ; Sgt. Reels, Gary C.. Supply Sgt.; Sg l. Ma rks, Jam es L. ; Sgt. Schl ema n, Steven E:. ; Sgt. Zealley . Harold E. ; Sgt. Ra ymer. John f\.: Sgt. Bell, David H .; Sgt. Burger. R obert L. ; Cpl. Beach. William J.; Cpl. Block, David M. ; Cpl. Burger, William F. ; Cpl. Chi ck, Bruce W. ; Cpl. Ford. Dou glas; Cpl. Gri ssom.

Ke11nelh A. ; Cpl. Kelly , Dani el P. ; Cpl. l(ruse, Ceofrey: Cpl. Luwe. Ronald J.; Cpl. McCall, Marshall A. ; Cpl. Moe, P eter T.; Cpl. Morgan_ John C. ; Cpl. Ort, Hugh A.; Cpl. Schram , ] a mes A. ; Cpl. Scott, Roger F. ; Cpl. Thomas, Roger L. The Lower has had a busy year in extra-curricular activiti es . The choir has been doing a fin e job under the direction o-E Mr. Ernest Ibbotson. In addition to their r egular singing in the chapel, they presented the cantata " Abraham Lin coln " for the Lincoln Day Program, and on Pass ion Sunday sang anoth er cantata " The Crucifixion ", b y Sir John Stain er. Both works were well don e and well. r ece ived by th e audi ences.

The choir also carri ed th e main part in lhc annual process ion o f th e Boar's Head al Chri stmas tim e, as well as sing in g in several churches of the diocese.

The Herald Staff, under the direction of Mrs. Downs, did a nobl e job oI keepin g Lhe receivers of the Howe Herald informed of the doings at lhe Lower. Several of the staJI showed real potentialities in th e fi eld of r eporting. The memb ers of th e staff wer e : Jim Schram and Roger Scott, Co-Editors; with And y Arli skas, Bob Macfale, Bob Burger , Jim Marks, and Dan Kelly as reporters.

The Lower , as usual, furni shed most of the talent for the " Proc.:ess ion of the Boar 's Head", the Chri stmas pageant presented in the Mess Hall the evening before vacation.

THE SIXTH GRADE

Firs l row (l c fl 10 ri gh1) : M1)l'gan , iVfcComb, R. ; Harl , Klin ga 1t, Camr ron , C ould Seco nd ruw: Lowe, Block, Wool ey, Ford , Ma cker , Moc, S nurc

The first event of the I ower's speech program was the Christmas program. in which the following cadets had speaking parts: Block, Cameron. Clingon, Dunn , Ellis, Embry, Ford, Gould, Haberly, Hart Johnstone, Jones, Kruse, Lash, Lowe, Macker.

McComb, D., McComb, H.., Mills, Moe, Morgan. Mortrude, Plisken, Schmitt, Snure, Sollors, 8., Sollors. D .. Stanton. Vogel, Ward ell. Watso11. and Wooll ey.

The speech department next took tne floor on Lincoln's birthday. Mr. Ibl otson's Lower choir sang a cantata, in which the fo llowing speech students assisted: Arliskas, Bell, Collins, Dahl, Scott, Thomas, Seeley, Embry , Grissom, Haberly, Hanson, Kelly, Macfate, McCall, Zealley.

Mrs. Kelly reports that the prospects for an interesting annual spring contest lo ok bright again this year, especially since four medal winners of last year are still with us. These boys are Marks in humorous, Seeley in dramatic, and Haberly and Zealley in oratory. New boys and boys coming from the sixth grade are expected to furnish these boys lively competition.

A large group of acolytes serve each Thursday. Friday, and Saturday in the chapel at 6:30 A. lVL Those who acted as Hea d Aco lytes were Zealley, Embry, and Jlaberly. The assistants were Chick, Raymer, Seeley, Burger R. , Thomas R. L.. Mac[ate, Terrell, Morgan, Murphy, Wood , Kelly , Lowe, Snyder, Klett, and Grice.

Each Friday, the group meets with Fath r Jennings for instruction and meditation. All have improved in dig11ity and propriety in serving at God's altar. AL the Moth er's Day Se rvice, Zeallcy was Master of Ceremonies.

There have been several Corporate Communions with breakfast al the Kingsbury Hou se.

The socia l life al the Lower began as usual with birthday parties. Many parties wcr held throughout the year, and they were a great ource of fun for all concerned.

THE FIFTH GRADE

Firs ! row llefl 10 rigl11): .l olin s lonc, Lash, Scl11ni11 Second row: J\1cC0111h. D.; Tucker, Jones, P. M.

The regular social season started with the annual Hallowc'e n Par'L). After the parad e of th e mummers was held a nd prizes awarded. the r est of the evening was s pent in th e play ing o-f mu sical chairs, having one's fortune told by the witches. and eating apples. donuts. and drinkin g cider. Th e prize winn er s were: Brue Chick. best costume; Jim Schram, funniest; George Dahl, most original.

November 17th sa w the first of the two annual rol1er skating parti es at the Blue Plaza in Sturg is. In spite of falls. near collisions, etc ., we a ll return ed in one pi ece a flcr an enjo ya ble evening.

Saturday evening, Nov. 24., Father .J ennings prepared one of his famous rarebit feed.; for th e varsity football team.

Dece mber 12th soo n rnlled around and Santa Claus made his annual visit to the Christmas Party and presented each little boy with a mechani cal automobile. which were used for r ac in g in the gym aft.er refreshments of ice cr eam, cake. aml cocoa.

Ju st as we were getting a litll e bored with the long winter, along ca me Lh e Lower l arnival 011 February 13th . 111 addition to each class, the Honor Society. McKenzie Literary and Todd Literar y all had booths. Balloons. kewpi e dolls, monkeys. and all kinds of prizes galore wer e to be won at the nail pounding, fi shpond, water gun , dart throw, ball t.hrow , and oth er num erous b oo ths. Th e ca ndle squirl boolh won firs t place for bei ng th e best decorated , and second place wenl to the wh eel of fortune booth.

Th e seco nd of our roller skating parties was held the eve of Govern me11 t I nspection and was a great way to relax befor e th e big clay .

Th er e are many social fun ctions that take place after the TATLER goes to press, so th ese can just be mention ed. The Moth er's Day Dan ce. th e Lowe r ath letic dinner, th e Lowe r .annual picnic at the summer camp, the annual bike ride to Lake James, the Herald Staff picnic, the Old Guard picnic, and the Houor Society feed.

Athletically, the Lower had one of its best years. Under the coaching of Mr. Buckley, the varsity football team gave an excellent account of itself, winning four games, losin g three, and tying one. The Lower Varsity players were : Daily, Snyder, THE FO URTH GRADE

Firs t row ( le ft to ri ght) : Ellis, So llors, B.; So ll ors, D. ; Pl is kin Second row: ' tant on, Piper, Vogel , Mortrnde , D11nn , Wat non

Seeley, Ramey, Wood, Kruse, E mbr y, Ha berl y, Collin s, Burger W. , Ray mer, Zealley, I enn clt, Seger, Schram. Marks. Svelcos, Sco tt, Gri sso m, Spillan e, Hassfeld, Kelly, and Mgr. , Howard Klett.

In the Kn ick-White inlramur a l series, the Knicks were the winners. They had an outstanding football seaso n, losing onl y o ne ga me in the season pla y and holding well again st a strong White All-Star eleven in Lh e final game, whi ch came out 21-7, WhiLe's favor. Thi s year's gTOup was particularly coop erative and eager to learn , and Lh ey mad e the most of th e single wing formati on whi ch they emplo yed.

Basketball wa s anoth l"r successful sport for th e Lower Lhis year. Th e Varsity won 16, and lost 5 during th e seaso n. Mr. Bu ckley's cager s played well and wer e one o-f the county's outsta ndin g learns, defeatin g ever y co unly team except H oney ville.

Tom Tuttle was the mosl co nsistent player. He ha d a 17. 6 point ga me a verage. Oth ers wh o did yeoman work wer e Daily, Chi ck, H aberly, Ra ymer, Seeley, and Embry.

Th e Knick-While seri es was ver y exciLing and inter estin g. Th e Knick Seni or five looked weak earl y in the season but came up fast to Lake iLs series handily, droppin g onl y three decisions. Th e squad was in ex perienced. having been under the shadow of an in vincible firsl string last year. Sheer fighting spirit gave th em victory a-fter vicLor y over a fast, scrappy White squad .

Th e Junior Kni ck cagers Jail ed to win a game thi s year, alth oug h th ey were an exceptionally stron g tea m. They worked dail y until th ey wer e dog-tired and fou ght rnig htil y in competiti o n, but th ey were never a match for th e bi gger and more experi enced White club.

The White's Senior team won three ba sketball gam es thi s year. They did an excellent j ob on both offense and defense. They go t a had start but gave th e Knicks plenty of g ra y hairs before the season ended.

The White ]ttnio1·s won eve ry basketball game that th ey played. Th ey r eall y had plent y of get up a nd go, along with a good share of spirit and determination .

With the advent of Spring, baseball and track pred ominate th e practice fi elds.

Mr. Buckley has ana nged an attractive schedule in both baseball and track. His track team , built up around last year's men , is shaping up nicely. Quite a few new boys from last year 's r eserve squad have shown great promise and help make the pictur e look as good , if not better, than last year.

The baseball team looks as if it could go to th e Lop thi s season . Tuttl e, Seeley, Embry and Porter are on the pitching staff, along with Bell and Wood catching.

Chick and Haberl y occup y 1st base; Raymer and Dehl get 2nd ; Sylvester and Scott on short stop ; Ramey and Arliska s A. a t 3rd. Outfielders are : Dunn , Burger W. , Mills, Moe, Miller, Block and McCo mb R.

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Firs I row I lcf L to ri gltl ) : Philipi a n, Co rbin , McCo mb , R. ; J ones, Mo rga n, Dunn, So ll or s, D. ; W a lso n, Vogel, So ll ors, B. Seco nd ro w: Zeall ey, Harl , Mill s, S pillan e, Sc hl e ma n, Tu cke r, Dahl, Ward ell , Corni sh. D. ; Schmill Thirtl row: Nage l, Bcnn c lt, Gri ce, Sc ihold , Ru sse ll , Ballin ger , \"lf o lfc, Swa nso n Fo urlh ruw: J\lr. ]bbolson , Org ani st a nd Choinn as ler ; S horn ey, S haw, N ichols, Wads worlh

During the past year the choir was composed of so me thirty-six cadets, th e sopran o section being mad e up of cad ets fr om the Lower School, while the alto, tenor, and bass sections wer e Upper Sch oo l cadets. They were und er th e directi on of Mr. Ern est M. Ibb otson , Mu s. 13.. F.A.F.O., Howe's well know n or ganist and choirmaster.

Mr. Ibbotson is noted for his ability as an or ganist and for hi s man y fin e compositi ons. Among these compos-itions is his " Mass to All Souls", which the choir sang several times during th e yea r .

It has been the custom for the choir to provid e the mu sic at the annual Boar s' Head Dinner. This is an old English Christmas festivity, held on Monday evening before Christmas vacati on. Th e choir did a fin e job in this capacity this yea r. " As much as yo u can eat'', is the motto of the annual ch oir feed, held in Februar y at the Parish H ouse and prepared by the ladi es of St. Mark's Parish. All present at the feed took the motto to heart, and came a way with many pi eces of delicious pie under their belts.

The outstanding event of the year was the singin g of " Th e Cru cifixion " by Sir John Stainer on Passion Sund ay afternoon, April 4.th. The Crucifixion is a sacr ed cantata based on the Passion and Death of Our Lord . Two guest soloists, Fredrick MacFaul, bass- baritOJ1 e, a nd William Andreae, tenor, of South Bend ass isted the choir. Other solo pa rts in the cantata were sung by member s in th e tenor and ba ss section of the choir.

Seu1c5! I le fl lo i·i ghl ) : Wolfrum , l\los hi cr, Bouton, T11rpi1 , Bro wn , D. C. Se col} d ro w: Tho mas, R . E. ; Ba ncro fl, Arthur, Schl acht, Co le Third rnw : J ones, W . A.; Ryd er, Bullin ger , Ru ssell , Curtis, Hi c ks, Hamm ann

Men1bership i11 th e Ord er of St. Vi11 ce11L. intern ali onal g uild for aco lytes of t he Anglican Communi on, is open to all E pisco pa l boys wh o ha ve learn ed to serve th e altar. In additi on to being letter-perfec t in ser ving, candidates are required to pass a written examin ati on on the duti es of their office.

A fin e, loyal g roup of acolytes has ser ved fa ithfully th ro ughout the past year, can ying 011 the hi gh traditi on of former years.

Cad et Peter Bouton has been Head Ser ver and Cadet Jack Ru ssell has acted as Sacri stan.

THE CHAPEL STAFF

Chaplain ---------------------------------- The Rev. Robert J. Murphy, D. D. Associate Priest ------------------------------ The Rev. Earl T. J ennings, B. A. Orga nist and Choirmaster -------------- Mr. Ernest Ibbotso n, Mus. B., F. A.G. 0.

Choir Moth er -------------------------------------------- Mrs. Ralph Curtis Altars and Flowers ------------------ Mrs. Ralph Curtis, Mrs. Harry Haglincl, Mrs. William Bell, Cadet Charles Seibold Head Acolyte ------------------------------------------- Cadet P eter Bouton Sacristan ---------------------------------------------- Cad et .Tack Russell

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Top (left to righL) : Brown, D. C.; Moshier, Turpil Bollom: Wolfrum, Masters, Bou ton

The acolyte group loses, by graduation, the five splendid servers pictured above.

All of these boys h ave years of service behind them and will be sorely missed next year.

A number of masters have served during the past year taking their places with the cadets in the regular round of early services.

MILITARY -

Firs l row ( left to ri gh1 ) : Captain Pax1 011. M a jor H awl ey, Maj o r M errill , Colon el Bo11to11 , Major S 1anforcl . Caplain Dl'va nn y.

Sccu1}d row : Sc r·gcant 'Vie li es, Sergeant Deason , Ser geant K oe hl e r , Ca ptain GaJmi ·h

Superintendent ______________ ------------------ Colon el Burrell B. Bouton P. M. S. & T. _ ___ -------------------- Maj or Lesli e E. Stanford Commandant of Cad ets _ ----------------------------- Major James S. Merrill Band Director ____ -·- ------------------------------------ Captain Otho Lin g

Compan y Compan y Compan y Compan y

TACTICAL OFFICERS " A" __________ ------------------- ____ Captain Kendrick Paxton " B" .. _ --------------------------- _______ -·· ___ Captain Fred Galmi sh " C" ------------------------------------·---- Captain Earl Deva1111 y "L" -------------·--··--------- _____________________ Maj or Ransom Hawley MILITARY INSTRUCTORS Master Sergeant Thomas B. Deason Master Sergeant Daniel F. Koehler Master Sergeant Roy L. Wi eties

Firs l row ( leil lo right): Cad e I Cu plain Neidballa, Cadet Major Seager, Cnd cl geant WoHrum Second row: Li e ul enanl Moore, Se rgrnnl Weida, Sergeant Seagly

Battalion Battalion Battalion Battalion Battalion Battalion

Commander ------------------------------ Cadet Major Brent Seager Adjutant -------------------------- Cadet Captain Richard Neidballa Supply Officer --------------- Cadet Second Lieutenant Thomas Moore Operations -------------------- Cadet Master Sergeant Todd Wolfrum Sergeant Major ---------------------- Cadet Sergeant George Weida Supply Sergeant -----------------·---- Cadet Sergeant Michael Seagly

FIRST PLATOON "A" COMPANY - First row I lrft lo righ t ): Marsh, I-Ta llher g, Meisel bar, I-lar<ling, L ipke, Edgell , Ar1l111J", Fow ler, Schl.eman. Second row: Locka rt , Boyse l, R e try, Brads toek, Mu llhews, P re ira , Rogers, G. Third row: Fox, Seibo ld , Fos le r, Ka nchicr, Jo nes, W. A.; Sch wart z, H.; Murk, D.; S haw. Fo 11r1h row: Emsh wil ll'r , Ca rkhuff, E. J\ . ; La ngs, Richard son, Turpil , Alfano, Schuh le.

SECOND PLATOON "A" COMPANY - Firs t row ( left to right): See bu ck, Sender, Partrid ge, W heeler, W eyand , Mu ll ,

Bartone, Terry. Second row: Wede l, Kerr, Davi son, L int z, L. C.; N id or, LaWhite, Gonas. T hird row: Rowr. Ru ssell.

Caras, Bai ley, Rei sin g, Gonion, Co rnish. Fo urth row : S to rer, T . Burdi ck, Wyatt, Goodwin , S mith , R. D. ; Vu uis, R yder, Sehl ·ichcr.

COMPANY "A" COMP ANY STAFF Company Commander Captain Bouton Executive Officer Lje 11tenant E gly Firs t Sergeant M/Sergennt Miller Supply Sergea nt S. F. C. La While Company Clerk Sergeant Carkh uff Guidon Bearer Sergea nt Smi th , D. P .

FIRST PLATOON Platoon Leader Li eutenant Mo shier ; Platoon Sergeant S. F. C. Rogers G; Platoon Guide PCs. Coffman ; Sq uud Lead er Corporal Marks D. 0.; Squ ad Leader Corporal Lipke; Squad Lender Sergea nt Seibold C.; Sq uad Lea der Sergeant Schwartz H; Corporals Turpit, Lockart, P ereira, Marsh ; Pfc's Schuhl e, Shaw, Fox, Kanchier; Privates Alfano, Matthews, Retry, Schleman , Schwurz E. A. , Jones W. A., Boysel, Edgell, Harding, Lungs, Hammun11, Emshwill er , Fosler, Fowler, Ri chard son, Bradslock, Arthur, Meiselb ar, Hallberg.

SECOND PLATOON Platoon Leader Lieutenan t Wiles ; Platoon Se1·geant S. F . C. Storer T ; Platoon Gu ide Private Goodwin; Sq uad Leader Sergeant Cornish; Sq uad Lead er Sergeant Curtis; Sq uad Lead er Sergeant Kerr; Sq uad Leader Sergean t Gordon; Corporals Weyand, Mull, Reising, Bailey, Russell ; Pfc's. Terry, Bur· dick; Privates Ryder, Schl eicher, Lintz L. C., Rowe, Va nis, Smith R. D., Caras, Bartone, Sender, Wyall, Wedel, Davison, Bishop, Seebnck, Nidor, Partridge, Wheeler, Bennell; Lieut ennnl Gove, cleta lchecl.

FIRST PLATOON " B" COMPANY - F irst r11w ( h·f t to r ig h LJ : Dr yde11, Gray, M cKay, Emerso n, Brow n, D . C. ; nrrudo.

H u ll , Da in rs. Seco nd row: Hee te r, Ca se, Hi cks, W heJun, A. R.; 11 sba 11 n1 , Hi nck ley, Kaufka, T hn111a o, D. T hird row : Harri ,;. Hanna , Brad ·haw, Conway, Buker, P eterson , Lin g l<', Vnzka, H .

SECOND PLATOON "B" COMPANY - F irs t row ( le ft to r ig ht) : Lockrrby , P c t low, Ba c h rach, An cl reo ff , Sc hl acht, J ac kso n,, Vm.ka, IJ.; Co le. Seco nd row: S to re r, W.; N int clwff, Ha rn es, Do n kin, M c lJi annid , Wood, R.H.. ; Swa nson ; Burke. Third row: Turney, Lon g, C.R.; Brnwn , .I . A.; CreyC' r. 1\l oc lin g. W lw1 ·l 111·k.

COMPANY "B" COMPANY STAFF Company Commander Caplain Bowman Executive Officer Lie utenunL Campbell First ergcan L S. F . C. T eu [ore!

Company Clerk -Corporal Dryde n Cuidon Bearer Sergea nl Case Supply Sergeant Sergeunt. Moelin g Hospital Scr geanL Sergeunl AndreofI

1' lRST PLATOO Pla1 oo n Lead er Li eul ena nl John s ; Platoon Sergeant Sergeanl P e ter son ; Pia loon Guid e Sergeant Arn old ; Squad Lead er Private Hin ckle y ; Squad Lcackr Pfc. Vozka I-I. ; Squad Lead er Priva te Co rrado ; Corporal Thomas D.; Prival es Co nwn)', Bake r, H a rri s, Hi cks. Lin gle, Bro1vn D. C., Brad shaw. Hanna , E111 c1·· so n, us ba um , Hee let", Kaufka, Gray , Dain es, McKa y, Hall.

S ECO D PLATOON Pl a toon Lead er Pfc. Kirk; Platoon Sergea nt Corpornl Brown .T. A. ; Plat· oo n G uid e Private Whelan; Squ ad Lead er Corporal Do nkin ; Squad Leader Co rporal Wood R. R. ; Squad Lead er P£c. Swanso n ; Corporals Nint c hcfI , Wh eelock ; Privates Long, Mag ill, Turn ey, Greyer, McDi annicl. Bmke, Juekso n, Burnes, Thompson, Cre unke; P[c's Schlacht, Bachrach , Storer W ., P e tlow, \lozka D., Col e, Lockerb y.

FIRST PLATOON "C" COMPANY - Firs! row ( le fl lo ri ghL ): Sc hi e ber! , Ross. Williamso n, Kimbrou gh, 1\nfin , Tlunl

N ichols, N agy. Second row: Thomas, R. E.; Zacklan, Hill, Ballinger, Carck, Brennan , Pnll en, Forsy th . Thir row: Busse, Arlis kas, Browne, S.; Wedd le, Shorn ey, Zubcc k, Evcrc ll , Towle. l'l"8 ·,

SECOND PLATOON "C" COMPANY - Firsl row Oef l 10 right): McGuire, Nagel, Drosscl, Wisely, Klope, Cook, Sim in g. Second row: Co hen, Lusk, Stewart, Rogers, J.; Bancroft , McNamara, Snchm an, Cappas. Third row: Schafer Hodkr , Wa11l cs, PriPsl, Prescoll , Wolfe. Wucl swo rlh .

COMPANY "C" COMPANY STAFF Company Co n1111a11der Captain Steer Executi ve Officer Li eute nant Jones Fir.. ! Se rgea nt Corporal Bec kl ey S up1il y Sergeant S. F . C. Forsy th Company Clerk Se rgeant agy Gu idon Bea re r Corporal Schieber !

FIRST PLATOON P latoon Leader Li eut enant Mai er; Platoon Sergeant S. F. C. Pries t ; Platoon C uid e Corpornl Ca re k ; Sq uad Lead er Private Busse; Sq uad Leader Co rporal Browne ; Sq uad Lea der P ri va te Prescoll ; Privat es An fin , Ballinge r, Cappas, Hill , Huntress, Kubec k, Nichols, Pull en, Russ , Shorn c y, S1ewa1·1 , WcrldlP, William so n, Wolfe, Za cklan.

SECOND PLATOON Plat oo n Leader Li e ut enant Lintz ; Platoon Sergea nt S. F. C. Towle; Platoon Guide Pfc. Schafer ; Sq uad Leader P fc. Evere ll ; Sq uad Lea d er Private Roelke; Squ a d Leader Cm·poral Schi e ber! ; Corporal Thomas R. E.; Pf e's.

S tor in g, Wad sworth , Brennen ; Privates Bancroft. Ca rrni c k, Co hen, Cook, Drossel, Kimbro11gh. Klope, L11 sk, McG uire, Mc amara, Nage l, Rogers ] ., S 11 chma n, Wall ies. Wi seley.

COMPANY "L" CffMPANY STAFF Company Commander Cap tain Haberly Exec ulive Offi cer Lieute nant Daily First Sergeant M / SgL. Seeley S upply Sergeant Sc1·geant Rocls Guid on Bearm Sergeanl Collin s

FIRST PLATOON "L" COMPANY

First row (l eft to ri ght): Emhry, Chaporis, Schram, Ramey, K ell y, Arli skas, A. eco nd row: EveTell, G.; Tuule, Seeback, T.; Scott, K enn et.I., Burger, W.; Svelcos, Bell Third row: Thomas, R.; Mucfu te, Chi ck, Ha ssfeld , Ort , Longdyke, S tewar t, R.; Wood, R. W.

SECOND PLATOON "L" COMPANY - Fi1" l row ( lefr 10 righl l : T errell , D. ; Brown, E. ; Qnai[c, Dalli, Lutz, B1u·ger, R.; ' Gaff. eco nd row: Mil ler, D.; Schlcma n, S. E.; Co rnish, D.; Corbi n , Gr isso m, Philipian, Deak. Third row: Clark , M urphy, Krn ·e, pillane, Beac h, Kl ei! . F ourth row: H an so n, T.; Sylve !er, Port ' l" .I. W.; Grice, Snyder, lrntze l. lcCall.

THIRD PLATOON "L" COMPANY -Firs t rnw ( Jeit lo 1·igh1 ) : Ra ymer , EJ]is, So.I lo rs, D.; War son, Sr anion, SolJors, B.;

Pliskin . eco nd row : Harl , Goul d, Schmill, Vogel, Lash, John stone, Dunn. Third row: Piper, Jon es, P. M.; Mc· Co mb , R. ; Tu ck ' r, Clin gan , McCom b, D. ; Ca mernn , Morgan . Fourth row: Mortrntle, Snure, Moe , Mac ker, Ford, Wooley, Block, Lowe.

FJRST PLATOO N Platoon Leader . Lie ut ena nt Embry ; Platoon Sergeant , Ser geant Marks, J . L. ; Pla toon Guid e. Se rgeant Bell ; Sq uad Leader, Corporal Ort; Squad Leader, Corporal Chi ck; Squ ad Lead er, Corporal Schram ; Cor porals; Thomas, R. L. , K ell y, Burger, W. ; Pfc., Seger; Privat es, Wood, R. W. , Macfut e, Tut.tl e, Longclyk e, Evere tt, C ., See back , T. H., Hassfelcl , Ste wart, Chopori s, Ramsey, Kenn ett , Sve lcos.

SECOND PLJ\TOO Platoon Lea der. }] /Sg t. T errell ; Platoon Se rgen nL, Ser gea nt Schl e man, S. E.; Platoon C uidc. Corporal Sco tt ; Scp1 ad Lea de r, Corpora l l311rgcr, R. L.; Squad Leader, Corpora l McCa ll; Squad Leader, Corporal Gri sso m ; Corporals, Beach, K ru se; Pfc., Dahl , L ut z, Hanson, T . C la rk ; Privat es, S nyde r, Por ter, Mi lls, K lell', Philipian , Rrnwn , E. C., Grice, S trntzel, S pillun e, Q uaife, Sy lve . .

Ler , M.ille r, D. B., Robin son , M urpl1 y, Deak, Co rbin , Corni sh. Gaff.

TH IRD PLATOO Plato on Lead er. S. F. C. J\rliskas; Platoon Sergea nt, Ser ge ant Zea ley; P la too n Guid e, Corpora l llfo rga n ; Squ ad Leader , Co rpora l Moe; Squad Leade r, Co rpora l Lowe; Sq 11 ad Lt'a dL'r, Corporal Fo rd ; Co rpora l Bloc k ; Pfc. Soll ors l:l. A., So ll ors D. J\. , Marker; Pri va tes Woo ll ey, Ca mern n, Sc h n1id t, J ohn sLo nr, Vogel, Snurc, Tu cke r, Ward<' ll , McComb, Hart , Clin ga n, Mor trnd e, Watson , Piper, J o nes P . M. , Lash, Co uld , Dunn, Stunt.o n, Pli sken, E llis, McCo mb R.

ORGANIZATIONS

Firs! row ( le ft lo ri ght ) : S1ecrs, Neidbulla, Seager, Boulon, Bowman Seco nd row : Jones, R. L., Egly, Ca mpbell, Moshi er Third row: Johns, Popek, Cove Fourth row: Wil es, Mai er

With Maj. BrenL Seage r leadin g the pack, the ''brass" of the corps met two or three evenings durin g each rn on Lh lo pla 11 an y majo r happe nings lo follow in the near (uture. Also, a ny r ecornme11cla li ons (or c ha nges in th e sc hool sc hedu le or policy arc usually orig inated in this gro up a nd then if apprnvecl b y Lh e three facult y member s o:f the club, Col. Bouton , Maj. Men ·itt, and Maj. Sta nford, th ey are passed clown th e lin e to th e respecti ve co mpani es.

DicK. Neiclballa , Baual ion Adjuta nt, acts as Secreta r y o f th e o rgan iza ti on a nd keeps an accurate book of minutes for an y future referenc e.

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S ta ndin g: Co lone l Bo nt·on Seated (l e ft to l'i ght ) : Roge rs, G .• S torer, T .. Pries t, Towll'. Lintz, D., Miller, C., Weida, Pf't erson , T eafo rd , Brown, J. A .

• Chairman _ -----·------- ------------------------- Cadet Master Sergeant Miller Secr etar y ---------------------- -·--------------- ---- - Cadet Master Sergeant Lintz Faculty Adviser -------------------------------------·------- Colonel Bouton

Th e N. C. 0. Club is formed on the same principle as the of-Ti cers' gro up, Lhc Swo rd a nd Shi eld.

Meeting bi-weekly with Col. Bouton, the N. C. 0 . Clu b di scusses the proble111s o[ every da y life at Howe and h ow they can be r esolved.

The Officer of the Day, who meets with the club , passes along any worthwhile suggesti on Lo th e Sword and Shield which meets the following clay.

Th e membership of the club is made up of the first ser geants and platoon sergea nts o f each co mpa ny plus the Sergeant Major from the staff.

Thi s year the ba nd h a~ been doing its usual splendid j ob in play ing fo r th e• para des. Under Lhe directi on of Captain Ling, the band has improved steadily through out the year until it has b eco me one of the most effi cient or ga nizati ons in rece nt years.

The band h as played at both the home foo tb all and home basketball games and their inspiring music did mu ch to encourage both teams.

Memb ers of th e ba nd are : Gove, Commander and trumpet ; Marsh , Drum Maj or; clarin ets, Kaufka and Roelke; saxophone, Hetry; trombones, Nagy, Gonas and Ever ett ; baritones, Wood a nd And reoff ; basses, Nichols and Curli s; trumpets, Gove, Emshwi ll er , Th omas, D. ; N usbaum, Bro wn , D. C. ; Th o mas, R. E. a nd Huntress; drums, Seeback, Kanchi er, Pa rtridge and Daines.

F irst row Oe!t lo ri ght) : Ca mpbell , Seager , Mr. Kelly, Aclviscr , Nc iclhuJlu, Bouto n Seco ncl row: S torer, W. , N int cllf'ff, P ereira, Seagly, LaWhite, Wo lfrum , Bachra ch Third row : Kerr , R eisin g;, Bailey, Storer, T ., Ca rkhuff, Wil es, Cordon, S tee r ~

Again thi s year ther e are many new additions to the " Club for Brains" as 1t 1s called on ca mpu s, but the cr ew from last year is s till h oldin g its own , which makes fo r a large club.

T o ga in admitta nce to th e organi zation one has to earn three h onor cards consecutively and Lhen keep earnin g Lh em al least once every two months. Th e hard work is ampl y awar ded, as the member s ar e all owed Lo sleep in on Saturday m ornings, stud y outsid e i n th e Spr in g, and enj oy a bi g feed at th e encl of Lh e year.

This year the " brain s" were headed b. Presid ent Brent Seager. Brent had capable assistants in Dick Neidballa , P ete Bo uton, and 1a mes Ca mp hell wh o h eld th e positi ons of Vice-President, Secr etar y, and Treasurer respec ti vely.

Much of the cr edit for the work of th e club s hould go to M r. Ra y Kel1y wh o.

EIS F aculty Adviser, is th e fo rce behind the wh ole or ga ni za ti on.

First row ( l e fL Lo right ): Zeu ll ey, Hub erly, Terrell , D. ; Seco nd row: Mo rgan, Moe, Lowe, Cla1·ke, Burger, R. Standin g : Mr. Downs, Adviser

The Lower honor soc iely, Beta Lambda S ig ni a, was founded to promole a nd stimulate the hi.g hest scholarsh ip among the Lowe r cadets. Cadets below the eig hlh g rade are members in course and mu st keep their r ecords up to receive th e diploma o-f the society whe n they g radualc from th e Lower to the Upper School.

Members must maintain an academi~ grade average of B with at least one s ubjecl A and two subj ects A- with no g rad e below B. Th eir co ndu ct mu st be A and th ey mu st make their PAR. It is noteworth y that all honor society boys do well when th ey go into th e Uppe r School.

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row ( left to ri ght): Sloan, S torer, T., Weida, Routon , NPiclballa, Car•k, Mr. Downs, Adviser Second row: Smith, D. P., Moshirr, Seager, Cove, Ru sse ll , Wiles, Hill Third row: Fox, Gordon, Wedel, eiuol<l , Reising, Moeling, Miller, C. Fourth row: Collman, Maier, Case, 'teers, Schwru·tz, H ., Edgett, Lo c hart Fifth row: Marsh, Partridge, Rogers, C ., Thomas, R. L., S tore r, VI., Scl1lacht l

Th e Old Guard is an organiialion mad e up of cadets and fa culty members who have been al Howe for four years or more. The Old Gua rd is uniqu e in that it sets a goal of o ne project a month for itself and then tri es to better the record of the previous yea r. Som e of the bigger projects this yea r were the " Pumµhandl e" in the [all, th e ·ale of fl owers for all the dances. the annual clean-up day, and the Valentine Day Da nce. The dance this year was the best Old Guard informal ever, with th e gym beautifully decorated and a good crowd to make it a s uccess.

This yea r th e Old Guard is under the direction o[ I ete Bouton, Commander; Chuck Miller, Vice-Commander; Torn Storer, Secretary-Treasurer; Don Smith, Sergea nt-a t-Arms; and Mr. Downs as fa culty adviser.

First row (left lo ri ght ): Ma ier, Bout.on , Ne idbullu , Mr. Tingley, Adviser, Steers, Seager , Popek

Second row : ]{agers, C., W il es, J o nes, R. L., Sm ith, D. P ., Lintz, D., Brown , J. A., Kerr Third row : Corrado, llfarks, D. 0., Whelan, S torer, T., Weida, Pe lel'So n, Hinckley, Case

President ------------------------· ------- Dave Steers Vice-President -------------------- Ric hard Ne idballa Sec retary ------------------------------------ Brent Seage r Treasurer _ --------------------- ---- - ------ Pete Bouton Ser geant-At-Arms ---------------------------- Tom Popek Chairman of Initiation --------------------------- Don Maier

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These are th e men who represent the tops in athletics at Howe the members o( th e Varsity "H" Club. Although the VHC is not the largest or· ga nization on th e ca mpus each member feels great pride in hi s membership.

This year the members put the finishing touches on the long range program of furnishing the lounge and their clubroom. All work don e by the VHC is not done only for th e benefit of the organization . This is seen in their sponsoring th e trip of the entire co rps to the gridiron clash between Howe and Goshen.

Again, as i11 yea rs past, the County Basketball Tournament was successful with the club members at the helm.

This is the VHC, the number one club of Howe.

Fi1·st ro w (l eft lo righl): Mr. Tu cker, Advi ser; McGuire, Marsh, Nugy , Schl achl , Capp as, Hallb erg, T erry, Nagel, Vozka , D. , Bouton Seco nd row : Klope, Whee ler, Moelin g, Weyand, Rogers, .J., P ereira, Swanso n, NinlchelT, S1orer, W. Third row: Coffma n, Gonas, Nichols, Mai er, Steers, Roelkc, B ishop, Jon es, W. A., Lochart Fourth row: Lenl z, L. C., Wil e, Greyer, Wattles, Kimbro ugh, Thomas, D., Ca nni ck , Mill er , Egly Fifth ro w: Schwarlz, H ., Ba llin ger, Shaw, Davison, Kanchi er, Th omas, R . E., Reisin g;, Seibold , Ru ssell S ixth rnw: Curli s, Gordon , Hicks, McKay, Pri est, Smith, D. P., Cornish, Mark s, D. 0 ., K err Seve nth row: Gove, Hunlrcss, Emshwiller , Hammann, Seager, Popek, Lintz, D., Hanna , Wolfe Ei gh1h rnw: Mo shier, S1orer, T., Cam pbell , Goodwin, Weida, Turpil, Bowman. Wya ll , Ryde r

After ti eing for first p lace in the nation last year, Mr. Tu cker's hopes were that Howe might do as well this year. So far the r ecord is ahead of last yea r 's and if the few boys who have only a few points to go for another degree or to gain entrance into the or gan izati on pick up their needed points, Mr. Tucker has high hopes of taking over th e co veted top spot in the nation.

Th e clu b held its positi on as the top N. F. L. organization in the state without mu ch Lro uble but its record in meets was not so impressive. Tim Marsh's first place and Swanso n's second place, both in the Humorous, at Lh e N. F. L. state finals was th e high point of th e speech year. Many other boys did well in individual events.

With some of the best speakers in the school r eturning next year, Mr. Tu cker should be able to look forward to another r ecord breaking year in 1955.

F irsl row (] ch to rig ht ): Kerr, Ca mpbell , l\fr. Dela no , Advi ser , Dryd e n, Seager, Pal Murp h y, Storer, T. Seco i)d rnw: Mars h, Schufc r, Bullinger, Fox, Reising, Curtis, Moshier, Gordon, Bonton, Nagy, Lochart, Priest

Ending last year with such a smash hit as "See How They Run ," the Nat ional Thespian Society has proven that it can do it again. Over the Founders' Day Weekend Mr. Delano, director of all dramatics here at Howe and also Facu lty Adviser to the "NTS", dec ided to try something entirely diiier en t along the entertainment lin e. He produ ced two one act plays in "Th eater in the Round". By building a stage in th e middle of Blake Hall a nd th en by seating the audience around it the casts put on excellent productions of "Box a nd Cox" a nd "Th e T aming of th e Shrew". With those se llin g th e sta nd ard the Thespia11s we11t on to even greater glor y i 11 th e producti on of "A ngcl Street" probabl y more co mm only known as "Gaslight".

With Jim Campbell hea ding the Thespians in th e President's sea t th e club made the chan ge over from th e Co mus Club and Na ti onal Thespians, (two sep ara te groups) , to th e one and all-inclus ive gro up und er tl1 e title of th e Na ti onal Thespian Group No .

74,Q. Jim was aided thi s yea r by Brent Seager, Pat Murphy, Henry Kerr, Torn Storer ; a 11d P ete Bouton , who assisted him as Vice Pres ident, Secretary, Treas urer, Sergeantat-Arms, and Program Chairman r espectively.

With many clrnmatic asp ira nts co mi11g up in the classes it would see m that th· cadets of next year and th e years following ca n loo k forward with grea t expectati o11 s to many more years of " Broadway in Blake Hall".

During the past year, several outstanding dramatic productions have been prese nted by the National Thespians. Above are scenes from "The Taming of the Shrew", "Box and Cox" and "Angel Street".

As the TATLER goes to press, the Thespians are readying "Dear Ruth" for th e Mother's Day week-end.

Firs! row (left to ri ghl ) : Locker by, Moeling Seco nd row: Peterson, Scag ly, Mrs. Bell , Adviser, Nagy, .Johns, Seager Third row: Wr)'and , Wh eeler, S1ee1·s, Wed el, Nidor, Jackson , Arlhnr Fo mth row: Kimhro11gh , H11nlrcss, Cmti s, Bouton, Ru ssell, Hammann , Gordon

Under the guidance of Mrs. Bell, the Howe Herald flourished during the past schoo l year until il set a standard which will be hard to equal in years to come. Not having an editor, but switching co-edi tors every six weeks, the paper seemed to thrive on the changea ble management. With Nagy, Johns, Storer , T., Gordon , Seagly and Wiles acting as editors off a nd on throu ghout the yea r, Mrs. Bell had able assi stance a t all times. Brent Seager was l<'e ature Editor th ro ug hout the whole yea r, Pete Peterson was Copy Editor and Pete Bouton covered th e Sports field. Of course, the paper would never ha ve achieved the success it has enjo yed were it not for the hard work put in week after week by the many r eporters who applied their talents to the weekl y Jt ews.

As a suitable rewa rd for those who put in the most tim e and co nseq uentl y picked up th e most points for news space, week end s were give n to those who earn ed more than 500 points during th e year.

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Thi s year's co ntingent of the Herald Staff did a fin e job o r rep o rting th e goingson a t White H all. This work was purely voluntary and took valu a ble fr ee time, but each reporter proved to be a willing a nd able staff member. The experi ence gain ed in wrjti11g a nd o rga nizing material will prove invaluable as these cadets move into the Upper School and tr y-o ut for positi ons o n the seni o r H erald Staff.

The Lower Staff was un der the directi o n of Mrs. Downs, as fa culty advise r, and Cad ets Jim Schram and Roger Scott wer e co-editor s.

Firs! row (le ft lo righl): Marsh. S1orer , W .. Eg ly, Mr. Kelly, Adv iser. Seager Seco nd row: Barnes, Mu ll , Davison, Dryden, Nin1chcfT, Kirk T hird row: Bnulon , Cnrclnn, Wi les, Bowman, Ca mphe ll , S torer, T ., 1\larks. D. 0 .. Mi ll er

The Student Council undertook the task of cleaning up the Academic Buildin g this year. Th ey refinished desks, put attractive posters up in Lhe class rooms, a nd gave several talks to Lh e Cadet Corps stressing the imporlan ce of neatness in the Academic Bui lding al all Limes .

Officers were elected early in th e year. Th ey are as follows: Bob Egly , presiden L; Dave Steers, vice-pres id en t ; Brent Seager, secrelary and Lreasurer. Mr. Raymond Kel ly is faculty advise r for the gro up.

The Council is composed o f the presidenls of camp us organizations, and representatives of the same.

Firs I ruw ( le fl lo ri ght) : R eising;, L uWhit ~, Whee ler. J\liller. Fowl el', P e11•rso n Second row: S horncy, S haw , Mr. He rg;er, Ad viser; H. yder

U nd er the supervi sion of Mr. Ber ge r, faculLy adviser, the Came ra Club is uow a four year organi:tati o11. It was started and organized by Mr. Rippey in 1951 when the new academi c building was put into use. Some of the fin e equipme nt in the dark ro om includ es a 4. x .5 enlarger purchased by th e VHC, a co ntac t printe r, a 3S mm enlarger , and severa l vari eti es of developing tanks. Th e chemicals left over from last year have lasted almost a full year. Cadet Miller. C. is pres id e nt. and Cadet La White is secr etar y and treasurer. Man y useful h ours have been spent behind the clou bl e doors at th e end of the basement h all learnin g th e basic th eory of photograph y.

The actual darkroom went through a slig ht re-modeling which included the additi o n of a radi o to mix a little pleasure with work. Th e work bench was repainted with special laboratory paint desig ned to withstand the che mica l action of the various chemi cals used for developing and printing.

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Organizing this year on a big scale the Howe Hussars, the formal name g iven the team, was the sharpest group that has been see n around school in many a yea r.

Starting the yea r with on ly past experience, Capt. Devanny took 4.0 volunteers, picked from indi vidual competiti on, and moulded them into a precision drill team in less than two months.

Performing for the first time at the LaGrange County Basketball Tourney, they put on a fine showing. For their second public appearance they journeyed to the Fort Wayne Memorial Coli seum to perform at the Northwestern Indi a na Automobi le Show. Again they did well. Going on to other performances the Hussars continu ed throu ghout the year as the tops and will continue so in the future.

They dressed i11 wool field , black ankle boots, black h elmets, gold pistol belts, gold scarfs, and gold gloves. All in all, a very " hi gh toned" outfit.

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Firsl row (left lo ri ght ) : Williamson, M ill er , M ull , Beckley. Burdick, Brown, J . A., Donkin , Case, Lin1z, L C., Cu nas Seco nd row: Capl. Paxlon, 'ouch ; Davison, Weyand, McKay. Corrado, Peterson, Wh elan, Cove, Ca rek, Cook, Edge ll, Mr. Wenzel , Assistant Coac h Third ro w: Lintz, D., Smith, IJ. P., Seager, Bo11lon, S torer , T., Smith , R. 0., Marks, D. 0., Alfano

With seven returning letterm en and som e very prom1srn g new material, Coach Paxton and his assistant, Mr. Wenzel, had hi gh hopes for the 1953 version of the H owe football team. However, the g ridd ers suffered severe blows wh en first-string quarterback Tom Popek and firs L-sLring e ncl George Weida were injured and lost to the tea m fo r the whole season. After on ly ten clays of practice, the Cadets played their first ga me a t Hillsda le, Michigan. They employed a split T for mation until midway in the first quarter when quarterback Kirk received a sh oulder injury which put him out for th e rest of the seaso n. Forced to shift to a single wing in th e middle of the game, th e Cadets went down in bitter defeat, 38-6. The following Friday the Cadets j ourneyed to Napanee to play a good Napanee team. It was a hard fought game all the way with th e Cadets co min g out on the bottom of a 19-6 score. Gary Wirt invad ed Howe on October 3 and th e Cadets got a taste of Calumet football as the Wirtmen down ed the tou ghluck Cadets, 33-19.

The entire Cadet corps made the trip to Goshen to see th e Cadets go clown in defeat once more at the hand s of a tough Goshen eleven. The fin al score was 32-0.

Perhaps th e most exc itin g as well as th e m ost rewardin g game of the seaso n was the Cadets' 7-6 victory over Kendallville. The Cadets came .from behind in th e la st qu ar ter to score a nd Tony Corrado's extra point decided the game.

A big test came when the Howernen journ eyed to M uskegon to play Muskegon Central Cath oli c. The Cadets were set back on their h eels by a very good Muskegon team to the tune of 32-12.

Founders' Day at las t! Th e Cadets' opponents, Sou th Bend St. Joseph's, un-

defeated in s ix slarls and thi s wa no exception as Lhcy hea l Lh c Cadels. 4·8-0.

Thi wa s a building year for Coach Paxton . Us ing ma ny und e rclass men in Lhe lin e-up. he was a ble to build a sound foundation for the coming year's team.

P elc Bouton and Don Smith, hon orar y co-caplain s or Lhe tea m, will be orCI) mi ssed ncxl yea r. Th eir outstanding play a nd ab le leadersh ip both on a11d off tlie fi eld was a crccliL Lo Lhe tea m and to the School. Other Senior who will be g rea tly missed ncxl year are Brent Seager, Don Lintz, Bob Gove, Chuck Mille r. Brad Forsy lh. Tom Donkin and Bob Case.

Seco nd row: Wo lfrum , S mith , D. P ., Case, J oneR, R. L. Third row: Arno ld , Bo ut on, W e id a, D av is, P erry, W ya ll, L ynch

Hampered by injuri es and ineli gibiliti es in the earl y stages of th e seaso n, ·Howe's cagers got off to a shaky start. Two of th e area's strongest small sch ool teams, Bristol a nd So uth Bend St. Joseph set the Cadets back on their heels in the opening two games.

The Cadets began to sh ow signs of being a good ball team when they copped two s uccessive games fr om Lima and LaG range, and then went on to run over Goshen 62-52.

Th e Cad ets co ntinu ed to pick up steam in th e early s tages of th e seaso n and reached their peak durin g t.he County Tourn ey. Th e cager s drew Bri ghton in the tourn ey opener , and had to co me Crom behind to win that on e 47-46, Dick Neidballa sinking the two winning free throws. Two ni ghts later th e Cadets ran wild over Shipshewa na, handing the Indi a ns a 74-39 dr ubbing. In the semi-fin al game, the cagers h ad a lot of tr ouble with a strong LaGra nge fi ve, but finall y won out 61-55. With thi s the Cadets enter ed the ni ght game with surprise finalist, Topeka . The Bears wer e equ ally surpri sed as the Ca dets handed them a 65-24 setback.

Th e Cadets co ntinu ed t·hcir season by winning a good percentage of their ganies.

When Sectional Lime rolled aro und the)' wer e rea dy and succeeded in b eating W ol[ Lake and Ke ndallville befor e goin g cold and losin g to Secti on al Champions LaGrange.

Thi s year's squad co nsisted almost entirely of Seniors. Such boys as Popek, Smilh , .Ton es, Arnold , Bouton, Wolfrum, W eida, Case, and Neidhalla will long be remembered as member s of one of Howe's best teams. And especially will star superb Di ck Neidballa be r emembered for hi s con tinuou s brillia nt all around play throughout th e tourney.

Coach Keith Davis did a woncl erfLd job o( coachi11g a nd he is Lhc ma n Lo whnm the most cr eel it is clue.

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First. row (left to right): LaWhite, Moore, Bowman, Seager, Kunchicr, Seugly Sec. row: Major Stanford, Coach; Barnes, Dryden, Pull en, P e reira , Andrcoff, Scldernan, :Mgr. Third row: Vozka , Reising, Ri chard so n, Langs, Schuhle, Kaufka

Thi s year , with only four Varsity and Lwo reserve lettermen returning, the nimrods turn ed in a better season than was expecled with such a small nucleus from which to build the squad. Their record of shoulder to shoulder matches was not very impressive but their win and lose column in postal matches was much above average.

The nimrods fired three shoulder to shoulder matches and lost all three, one to Purdue University and two to Morgan Park, but all three were very close. Their r ecord in postal matches wiLl1 other military schools, college teams, and West Point was thirteen win s as against seven loses.

In competition with a great number of Junior RiAe Clubs throughoul Lhe nation, th e final standing of the team was noteworth y. ln the Military Prone Matches, Howe placed seco nd amon g all of th e national enlri es.

Thi s yea r the C. C. Newman Trophy was won by Tom Moore who will have hi s na me eng ra ved on the troph y which stands in the troph y case ju st in side the gym.

Medals are given oul for Lhe first three places also and so Lh e bo ys who r eceived them were Moore, 1st, Seager , 2nd , and Seagly, 3rd.

In the annu al Hearst trophy match, Howe placed third among Lwenty-five teams en tered from the Fifth Area.

In a fittin g close to the regular seaso n's co mpetition , the team collected its share of the honors at th e state meet. In a field of seventeen Learns entered. in the Prone Tea m Championship Match, Howe placed first. In the Four Position Team Champ· ton ship Match against a field of fourteen entrants, Howe placed seco nd.

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This yea r the Harri ers were mostly made up of boys who wanted to gel into co ndition for varsity basketbal l com ing up in th e winter. A few member s of the sq uad made r emarkable improvement and will be o f mu ch valu e to the tea m of next yea r.

When the men had fini sh cl the last few vards of the race Dick Neiclballa, tea m capta in , would always be fo und headin g the I-Towe squad with Henr y Kerr cornin g in fa st at his heels. Ron Wiles would then come up to the fini sh line with his usual g rinning face, as th ough he had n' t run ten yards, let alone two miles. The rest of the squad was never very hig h in th e running but they were still out there trying.

The boys who made up th e rema inder of the team were Jones, R. L.,Nidor, Wolfrum , Bachrach, and Lynch.

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Howe's malmen won three with Sturgis, two with Niles, and one from Peru.

Bluffton a nd Morgan Park. They were defeated by South Bend Central, East Chicago Roosevelt, and Adrian.

In the sectional s Howe placed fifth out of nin e teams co mpeting. Individually, Tony Corrado and Tim Marsh each won first al the sec li onals, Do n Lintz placed seco nd and George Rogers and Ward Beckley placed fourth.

In the sta le meet Howe placed tenth out of 36 team . Tony took third and Tim took fo urth .in stale.

Next year's team will be mi ss in g the services of four lettermen who are Seniors.

They are Tim Ma rsh, George Rogers, Dave Steers (tea m cap ta in) , and Don Lintz.

Next yea r's sq uad will be led by Co-Captains Ton y Corrado and Ward Beckley.

Both were Varsi ty lettermen thi s past year as were two other und erclassmen. Those that will return as Varsity letter winners next yea r are Boysel and Peterson. Men who will surely bolster the sq uad in year s lo come are Mull, Cook, Vozka, Klope a nd Burke.

l''irs l row 1ldt to ri ght I: Arthur, Brown, .T. A. , Drnssel , Hallberg, Gru e n kc Sccur!d row: JVlr. Berger , Couclr ; Hann a. K err, l\fo e lin g, Willium son. W ede l Third row: flullin gc r, S lrnrncy, Wire Ia n, Tho mas, H.. E.. [ark•

A ne w sport appeared on campu s this year. made p ossible by th e building of the new swimming pool. The swintming team did not r eceive much glory as compared to th e oth er vars ity teams nor was mu ch kn own about it except that th e season 's record showed seven losses and 1to win s. However , the r ec ords do not show a hard-working team labo ring under g reat diffi culti es.

Th e swimrni11g team. like other tea ms, had its top men and honors go to two Freshmen and a Juni or , - Dick Hanna, Berni e Williamson and Branch Moelin g, th e leant captain. All of these were Lops in their individual events and wer e on th e 200 yard fr eestyle team. along with Hcnr)' K err, whi ch placed six th in the state fin als at Lafa yette. Th e reserves were J ohn Wh eelock. John Shorney , Dave Marks and Mike Drossel.

This is the stor y of a hard-wo rkin g team whi ch will mos t assuredl y have more Lo show for its efforts next seaso n.

Fi rs t row ( left to right): N icl or. Ncicl hull u, Wyatt, Arno ld , ,\liJler , Sm ith , lJ. P.. Everf' lt , Brownr, S., Mgr. Seco nd row: Curek, Vozka, H. ; Seag ly. Co rni s h, Ca~c. Lint z, D.; Kirk, David son

With onl y a handful of returning lellermcn Lo work with, Coach Paul Dickman has a big job Lo do if he wishes to eq ual last year's fine baseball r ecord. Several new boys are show ing a lot of promise though, and it appea rs Lh at such n1en as Kirk, Wyatt, Cornish, Davidson , Everrett. and Arnold will be see ing a lot of action.

Relurnin g fr om last year's squad are starling pilcher Tom Popek, outfi elders Linlz, Ma ier. Smith and Carek and infi elders Neidballa and Miller.

Coach Dickman has arranged one of the toughest schedules ever faced by a Howe baseball team and the boys will have plenty of chances in which to prove themselves.

Fir ·1 row ( lcf1 lo ri g hl ) : Te rr y, i\'lg r. ; Kirk. S mith , D. 1,., Ca ·c, Do n k in .

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Lo ing Lhc four top po inl gette rs b y graduati o n last June, Coach Dav is wouldn ' t make a ny prcdi clions fo r th e track team bul he still feel that they shouldn ' t be co u11Led out fr ont an y meet they pa rticipate in. f11cliviclual stars as Case in the di sla11ce evenls, Sc hleiche r and Smith , D. P. in th e broad jump, Kirk and Donkin in the sprints and Bowman a nd Case in the half mile will perfo rm for H o we. Hopin g to g ain reve nge over LaGra nge in the Counly Track Meel Lhe Cadets will have to reall y get in shape by the time the meet starls.

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This yea r, with only one ni ght's practice, th e volleyball team whicl1 was to represent I-lowe in the County Tournament went on to s urprise everyone and to take the crow n for th e first time in the hi story of the tournament. The team was mad e up of basketball pla yers and one boy, Mike Seagly, who was on the Rifle tea m. Those who played from the basketball team were Arnold, Neidballa, Wyatt, Smith , D. P., and Bouton.

The team had to defeat LaGrange and Wolcottville before the)' earned the right to unseat Topeka , defending champi ons in the finals. Both games with LaGrange and Wolcottville had to go to three ga mes in a best of three seri es before the Cadets were declared winners but in the final s it only too k two games. The tea ms seemed to get better as the night wore on , a sure sign of not too much practice.

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With on l) t110 returning lettermen to bui ld upon. tennis coach Kim Jones, feels that the tea m still has a good chance to come out on the top side of their share of the matches. Mr. Jones says that wilh any breaks at all the team should really go places and have Lh e h est record seen around here for quite awhile. With Bouton, number one man last year, and Weida. number four man a year ago. to supply plenty of \!X· peri ence and several other good boys coming up lo complete Lh e team the oullook for th r seaso n is a nythin g but glum.

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INTRAMURAL LEAGUE NIP AND TUCK ALL YEAR

This year 's intramural spo rls were perhaps the best in severa l years. Featured by "B" Company's strong. league-winning football tea m and "C" Company's rugged basketball team , both seasons had their share of thrills. " B" Company's strong g ridders, coached by Capt. Greenwood , literally swept through the intramural leagu e, with second-place "A" Company giving them some rugged oppos ition .

In basketball, " C" Company was the dominating factor. The "C" men led the league throughout the season and downed a determined "B" Company five in the play-offs.

The Spr in g so ftball season is not started yet but it's a good bet that it will be just as interesting as the other sports.

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Handicapped from the start by a lack of experienced lettermen returning, the Lower, nevertheless, turned in a fairly creditable season. The record shows three wins, three losses and one tie. Co nsiderin g the strength of some of its opponen ts, th e sq uad ca n be proud of its reco rd .

To open the season, the Lower "traveled one hundred miles to Ma umee, Ohio. a nd came home with a 33-6 victory. Th e following week, the cadets were handed a 12-0 defeat by a stro nger New Haven team. New Haven again defeated the Lower one week after the cadets battled a powerful Hudson, Michigan, team to a scoreless tie. The last defeat was by Hudson to the tune of 12-0.

The remainder of the season founcl the Lower a stronger and stead ier team, largely due to the experience gai ned from defeat. Th e cadets won both of their remaining games, defeating St. Jud e of Fort Wayne 6-0 and Sturgis 19-6. In these two games, they showed the form and polish they had striven for all fall.

Kneelin g I le f1 lo ri ght): P orl cr, ,J. W.; Bell , S nyder , Schle mun , S. E. ; Dahl Seco nd row : Dail y, Tutll r, Arli ~ ka s, A. ; Ramey, Ra ymer, \Vood Third row: Chick, Ha brrly, Eml.iry, Seeley, Collin , Mr. Buckl ey, Coach

The Lower ended its r egular basketball season with a r ecord of seventeen victori es and six losses. Blessed with a nucleus of veterans and the addition of a co uple of fin e Indiana boys, the Lower fiv e went through a twenty-three game schedule at a .739 clip. Us ing basicall y a fa st-break offense which netted the cadets 35.8 points per game and a shifting zone defense which held opponents to 28.3 points per game, the team improved steadil y with each game.

The most impressive showing was during the middle of the season when the cad ets piled up eight straight vi ctories against such teams as LaGrange, Bri ghton , Coldwater, Sturgis and Shipshewana befor e going down to defeat at the hands of a classy St. Jude five. The Lower beat every Indiana team it faced at least once with the exception of the perennially great Honeyville contingent. They won from every Michigan team they faced.

The majority of thi s year's team were eighth graders and with a lot of hard work, determination and the winning spirit they possessed, Howe can expect some good Freshmen prospects for next season.

ANNUAL BOAR'S HEAD DINNER

The Tatler also wi shes to exp ress its gratitud e Lo

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President of the Midland Pap er Compan y, Chicago, IlLinois ,

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The ALPHA DELTA TAU Society BRENT SEAGEI{

Pres id e nt

RI CHA Im Nl ED BALLA .

Vice-President

PETER BOUTON

Secretary

JAMES CAMPBELL

Treas urer

MEMBERS William Bachrach

H.omdd Pereira

Ronald Bailey

Thomas Riesing

SLacy Carkhuff

Andrew Schieber!

Thomas Donkin

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David Steers

Henry Kerr

Thoma s Storer

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Compliments of

MICHAEL COHEN

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MR. AND MRS. GEO. E. WHEELOCK AND SONS

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The FORSYTH'S

Complim ents of

DR. AND MRS. L. E. DROSSEL

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1 95 4

GRADUATING CLASS MR. AND MRS. EMERY L. BUSSE

LEHMAN AND SKINNER REALTORS -

INSURANCE

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Jo. 4-6315

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BEST WISHES

Dr. and Mrs. 0. L. Marks

COMPLIMENTS OF

DETROIT STEEL

TREATING COMPANY ... speciali sts in ...

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47] 6 Bellevue Avenue Detroit, Michigan

COMPLIMENTS OF

The Montpelier Manufacturing Company

MONTPELIER, OHIO

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 1954

Miner D. Seager CLASS OF 1950

Compliments of

MR. AND MRS. JAMES A. COLLINS 3801 Northwood Rd.

UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, OHIO

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CASEY STONE COMPANY

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CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1954

MR. AND MRS. H. PAUL HABERLY 1835 Florida Drive

FORT WAYNE 3, INDIANA

Compliments of

MR. AND MRS. DERRY SOLLORS

349 Chase

GARY, INDIANA -·-·-·-·- ·- ·-·-·-·- ·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·- ·-·-·-·-·- ·--·-·- ·-·-·- ·- ·-·-·- ..-·-·- ·- ·- ·-·-·- ·- ·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·- ·-·-·-·-·-·-·- ·-·-·-·-·- ·- ·- ·- ·- ·-·-·-·-·- ·-·-·-·- ·- ·- ·- ·- ·- ·-·-·-·- ·-·-·-·-·-·-·Compliments of

STANLEY S. BROWNE

538 So. Clay Ave.

KIRKWOOD 22, MISSOURI

Congratulations to the

CLASS OF 1954 MR, AND MRS. F. S. WEIDA

COMPLIMENTS OF

PAUL KANCHIER, D.D.S 9345 S. Bell Ave. , CHICAGO 19, ILLINOIS

CONGRATULATIONS

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Ganter Industries, Inc. 5726 Dempster

MORTON GROVE -

ILLINOIS

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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 1954· MR. AND MRS. JOHN G. ASTROM

TIMMIS MOTOR SALES

FO'RD SALES

Day Phone 110-W

SERVICE

LA GRANGE, IND.

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HOME OF THE FINEST THINGS In Music and Electrical Appliances

* SAILORS MUSIC AND APPLIANCE CORPORATION

STURGIS, MICHIGAN

Congratulations to the

CLASS OF 1954

REN SMITH, INC.

"Your Friendly Ford Dealer

STURGIS, MICHIGAN

FOR CHARTER

SPORT FISHING TRADE WINDS

Phone 9423

Phone 2-7307

CAPT. JIM POE Bimini -

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Gateway Docks FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA Twin Engines -

Liability Insurance -

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DETROIT, MICHIGAN

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DR. AND MRS. CHARLES R. THOMPSON

2300 Fairfax

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Congratulations to THE CLASS 0 F 1954

MRS. N. S. ZACKLAN 8491 Warren Blvd.

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Compliments of

The Monarch Rubber Company HARTVILLE, OHIO

Compliments of

MR. AND MRS. L. G. CARMICK 887 Lakeview BIRMINGHAM, MICHIGAN

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Compliments of

MANN CHEVROLET CO.

420 W. Maumee Street

ADRIAN, MICHIGAN

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• MR. AND MRS. ROBERT H. SHORNEY 424 Webber St.

SAGINAW, MICHIGAN

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CLASS OF 1954

Dr. and Mrs. M. Cole Seager

BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1954

Mr. and Mrs. George Steers

Kalamazoo, Michigan

Best of Luck to the

CLASS OF 1954

MR. AND MRS. JAMES R. WATTLES

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CLASS OF '54

DIETZ CLEANERS

STURGIS

MICHIGAN

The Class of 1956 CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1954 AND WISHES ITS MEMBERS THE GREATEST SUCCESS IN THE WORLD "Ace" Anfin

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"Ilnns" Bailey

"Pa~k

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"To rn,. Mag ill

" Ke n" Ba llin gcr

"Gripy" Me ise lb a r

" Smokey" Barlone

"Gaffrr " Mu ll

"Fish Head" Brennan

" Th e Bul ga r" N inl c hdT

" Wind y" Bishop

"Chi co" P ereira

" R. B." Burdick

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"Y immi" Caras

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"Roge" Sc hule

" Do t·ty" Dryd en

"D ul p" See hack

"E mma " Emshwill er

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"Po uch" Thomas D.

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"Chu c k" Th o mpso11

"S tonewall " Jackson

"Swave" Turn ey

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"Larry th e Ifood " Ka ufk a

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MR. H. D. RICHARDSON 336 E. Atherton Rd.

FLINT, MICHIGAN

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THE TURPITS

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Compliments of

MR AND MRS. JOSEPH NAGY

KEISTER PAY LESS DRUG STORE Your Walgreen Agency

HeadqLwrters for Dntgs, Sundries , Home Needs, Parker Pens, Zenith H earing A ids, Luncheonette and Sealtest Ice Cream

STURGIS

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BUILDERS OF THE NEW BARRACKS

Construction Engineers

ADRIAN, MICHIGAN

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Complim ents of

The State Bank of Lima HOWE, INDIANA

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IIOUSE of HARTER GOSHEN, INDIANA

Indiana's La rgest Wholesale Spor tin g Good s Distributors

Congratnlation s

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CLASS OF 1954

SEAGER'S SIX (The Battalion Menagerie) "Owl" Seager "Chickadee" Neidballa

"Tiger" Wolfrum

"Panda" Moore

"Camel" Weida

"Weasel" Seagly

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CLASS OF 1954 MAJOR STANFORD

SERGEANT DEASON

SERGEANT KOEHLER

SERGEANT WIETIES

Compliments of BANCROFT

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KENDALLVILLE, INDIANA

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Compliments of CLINTON WOOLEN MANUFACTURING COMPANY

Suppli ers of Howe School Fabrics

CLINTON, MICHIGAN

Makers of Fine Uniform Goods Since 1866

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BOUTON'S FISHY FIVE "Whalehead" Bouton "Rapid Robert" Egly

"Grinner" Wiles

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EMERSON COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL West Jackson at Tillotson Muncie, Indiana

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• DR. AND MRS. E. J. MOSHIER

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d ke Jokns ABILENE, TEXAS

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EAGLE CAFE 214 North Washington

LANSING, MICHIGAN Steaks and Chops

Cocktails

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Mr. Robert P. Egly 17 W. Jackson St.

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Compliments of

STURGIS SPORTING GOODS 108 N. Nottawa

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CUPID INN 415 W. Chicago St.

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THE CITIZENS STATE BANK The Bank of Safety and Service

STURGIS

MICHIGAN

SHIPPERS DISPATCH, INC.

ROY L. ROELKE, President CHICAGO, SOUTH BEND, FORT WAYNE, DETROIT, TOLEDO, AKRON

Coll ns for any point you have fr eight f or or to.

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Onr Heartiest Congratulations to the Facidty of Howe and

THE CLASS OF 1954 MR. AND MRS. HAROLD F. LONGDYKE Mary Mina JoAnn Rae Doreen Louise and Cadet Harold Frank

"As you turn the pages of this Tatler in futiu-e years , may you relive in memory the happiest moments of your school days."

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Best Wishes to the Class of 1954

MR. AND MRS. JULIUS SUCHMAN BILL and CHARLES

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WE APPRECIATE THE PATRONAGE OF HOWE STUDENTS

AND THEIR FAMILIES PA TTERS ON'S

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Best Wishes M ILLER BROTHERS STANDARD SERVICE

"Courtesy Promptness Efficiency" Sturgis, Michigan

Phone 605

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Everything fo r the Aittomobile

STURGIS

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MICHIGAN

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Across from Library

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YOU'LL ALWAYS FIND THE NEWEST STYLES - at ELAINE'S

210 West Chicago

Sturgis, Michi gan

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CLASS OF 1954

MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR L. SCHWARZ CADET EDWARD A. SCHWARZ

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COMPLIMENTS

Valor Tool & Machine Co.

5320 Oakman Blvd.

DEARBORN

MICHIGAN

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PETER POPEK, President

TO ALL HOWE MEN -

LEADERS OF AMERICA

• GIBSON GREENHOUSES Sturgis, Michigan

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Compliments of

STURGIS OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 128 West Chicago

STURGIS, MICHTGA -·-·-·-·-·- ·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·- ·-·-·-·-·- ·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·--·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·- ·-·-·-·-·-·-·- ·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·Congratulations to the Class of '54

PORTER Cut Rate Drug Store

Sturgis, Michigan

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CLASS OF 1954

• DR. AND MRS. E. G. NEIDBALLA Dan E. '51

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MAIN CAFE Sea Food, Chops, Steaks -

Home Cooked Meals

STURGIS, MICHIGAN

JACKMAN'S Dependable Drugs Telephone 17-M STURGIS

MICHIGAN

" A New Wo rld of Mode m Living"

BEST WISHES HEATON PARK TRAILER SALES, Inc.

4346 S. Detroit Avenu e

TOLEDO 14, OHIO

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LYNN J. WARNER

DAVID E. WARNER Established in 1865

HOWE, INDIANA

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Shoes .fo r Men and Boys

COLDWATEH., MICHIGAN

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CLASS OF 1954 JUDGE AND MRS. JOHN S. GONAS

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GERALDINE SEEBACK'S MUSIC SCHOOL Piano , Organ , Violin , Cello , Band and Orch estral f11 strwne11ts VOICE . . . A New Scientific Method of Voice Culture Taught by B. R. GERACE of New York CLASS and PRIVATE INSTRUCTION Trained and Experienced Teachers - Let Your Child Grow Up With Music 320 East Washington Ann Arbor, Mich .

Telephone 2-4279

"Mnsic Makes for Happier Living"

J. F. SEAGLY CO. Hardware

LIGONIER

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Congratulations to the Graduating Class

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7 South Division

GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN '·-·-·--·-·- ·- ·- ·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·- ·- ·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·Compliments of Your Favorite

Puritan

ICE CREAM DEALER

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HOWE MILITARY SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Ed Pe rrott - President

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The State Savings Bank of Elsie, Michigan

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LEIGH STONE COMPANY W. R. Sanborn

Kankakee, Illinois

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M & M NEWS STAND Sturgis, Michigan

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WASHINGTON CAFE " Fine Foods"

STURGIS, MICHIGAN

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DROLET DRUG STORE 101 East Chi cago Road Alfred Drolet -

Sturgis, Michigan Owner

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SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES ARROW SHIRTS FLORSHEJM SHOES JANTZEN SWIM suns SWANK JEWELRY

DOBBS HATS PHO EN IX HOSE RUGBY SWEATERS PIONEER BELTS

CARL REHM CLOTHING COMPANY STURGIS, MICHIGAN

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ELKHART, IND.

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BROWN, J. A.

'54

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BROWN, J. A. (Jabber)

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Congrnlnla ti ons to th e

HOWE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1954

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Compliments 0£ Your

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Kendallville, India na

Compliments of

THE LOCHART FAMILY

MERLIN S. WILSON & COMPANY /nsnran ce and Suret y Bonils

Established 1875 Fort Wayne Bank Bldg.

FT. WAYNE 2, IND.

* * * Dean F. Cutshall and Harry .T. Goeglein, Managers

Congratulations and Good Luck to the

CLASS OF 1954

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Baliinger, Kenne lh "Ken"

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Popek, Torn "Horey"

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Presco lt, J ohn "Omar"

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Pries t, Larry 'c ' how Up" Pullen, David "Dave"

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Carmick, Steve "Sieve"

Ross, Robert " Bob"

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Scha fer, Charles " Propeller Puss"

Cook, Ted "Ted"

Sc hi eber!, Andrew "Moth"

Drossel, Micharl •·M ike"

Shorn ey, John "Snorkle"

Evere ll , Daniel "Big Dun"

Stee rs, Dave "Possum"

Forsyth, Bradley "Brad"

Stewa rl , All en "Stew"

HilJ , Jerry "J crry"

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Williamso n, Bernard " Bernie"

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Wiseley, Bill "Canopener Kid"

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Congratulation to

THE CLASS OF 1954·

from

THE SANDERSONS, ROBBENS and MILLERS

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CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF "54" BAIRD HARDWARE

IMLAY CITY, MICHIGAN Max A. Baird

Ronald E. Baird Class of '46

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Congratulations To The

CLASS OF 1954

* * * MR. AND MRS. ORMAN BROWN

10880 Nottingham DETROIT 24·, MICHIGAN

COMPLIMENTS OF WILLIAM J. STORING, SR.

22521 Eaton DETROIT 23, MICHIGAN

THE KINGSBURY HOUSE

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BEST WISHES TO THE

CLASS OF 1954

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"Rapid Robert " Egly

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"Tool" Rogers

"Horse" Goodwin

"Checker" Sc hl eicher

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"Cris" Hammann

"Loi chy " Terry

"S Along" Kanchi er

" Dapper Dan " Turpit

"Bill " Lipke

" Creasy" Vani s "Saboo" Wyatt.

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] 238 E. Lewis St.

FORT WAYNE 4, INDIANA

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Compliments of C & C CONSTRUCTION CO., Inc.

2001 E. Pontiac St.

FORT WAYNE

INDIANA

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DEARBORN, MICHIGAN

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Compliments ancl Good Wishes to

THE SENIOR CLASS

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Compliments of the

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LaGrange, Indiana

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Congratulations to the Class of '54

from

THE VARSITY "H" CLUB

PRESIDENT ------------------ __

Steers

VICE-PRESIDENT ------------- Neidballa SECRETARY _ -------------------- Seager TREASURER -------------------- Bouton SERGEANT-AT-ARMS ____ _________ Popek CHAIRMAN OF INITIATION ______ Maier FACULTY ADVISER __________ Mr. Tingley

Rogers, G.

Smith, D. P.

Whelan

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Jones, R. L.

Weida

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Corrado

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Brown , J. A.

Lintz, D.

Marks, D.

Storer, T.

CongraLulaLi ow to the

SENIOR CLASS -

1954.

from

MR. AND MRS. W. T. DONKIN

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LAGRA GE, INDIANA

Member of F . D. I. C.

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Compliments of MITCHEL ANDREOFF

464 N. Yellow Springs Street

SPRINGFIELD, OHIO

Congratulations and Best Wishes

CLASS OF 1954· MR. AND MRS. EDGAR W. BOWMAN

17171 Pierson

DETROIT 19, MICHIGAN

Congratulations to the Class of 1954 for a Job Well Done from the

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MR. HOW RD DOW S ----------·------ Faculty Adviser

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Ron Fux

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Davr Gordon

Lurr y Sc hlacl1t

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James Schwarz

Rich a rd Hill

Bren! Seager

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Chu c k Seibold

Eel ward Lochan

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