Issuu

FOREWORD As we, the gradnating class of 7959, loolc on into I.he f utttre, we see new a'lld g reater challenges ahead. Only when we do this can we begin to appreciate the tremendous opportunity that fl owe has give n 11.s. During onr yea rs at Howe, we lwve hee11 f ortunale to have bee11 a part of Howe's grow t.h. 01i,r growth as 1:11 dividuals ha s been the result of the development of Howe into a complete cmd out.sta.i1cli11g scl1oul. As we graduate, we leave Howe at, 1.he zenith of this development, con/icle11t I.hat it will continue t o slri·ue for eve11 great.er achieverne11ts. The purpose of this book, the 7959 Tcttler , is lo commem orate these years that we have spent at Howe , so that we may always remember and trcasnre them.

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Lt. Col. Frank M. Little, Jr. TO A MAN WHO HAS ENDEARED HIMSELF TO EVERY CADET BY HIS UNSELFISH DESIRE TO BE THE CADET'S FRIEND, AND BY HIS DEVOTION TO THE IDEALS OF HOWE, WE, THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1959, PAY OUR HIGHEST POSSIBLE TRIBUTE . TO YOU, LT . COL . FRANK M . LITTLE, JR., WE PRESENT THE 1959 TA TLER.

Steven E. Schleman Business Manager

ta tier board

John B. Spitler Ass't Sports Editor Father Murphy Faculty Adviser

SLtpe rintendenl COLO EL BURHETT BEEBE BOUTON,

B. A., M.A.

St. Stephen 's College, Harvard Universi ty, Inf . Ind . N. C.

1-/ eadmaster

R. KELLY, A. B., M. Illin ois College, In diana University

RAYMOND

Chaplain

MunP 11 Y, B. D., ScolJ11r)' Divi1Jity Srliool, Nas h otah fl onsc

Tm: REVEREND

RoBERT .J AMES

Comma 11dant MAJOR ]AMES

MERIUTT Tlotuc, 19 17 In f. Ind. N. C.

Professor Military Scienr:c and Tactics LT . Coco EL CLARENCE HARLJ University of Wyoming

Principal of the Lower Schoo f lVIAHX

MERHELL,

A. B.

/Pal){fs h College

Principal Eme ritu s of the Louier Sch ool TH'' REVEREND EAHL THOMAS J ENNI NGS, B.

Howe 19 12, Syracuse University

Treasurer KENNETH G. HERRICK

Howe 1940

Bnsiness Ma nage r and Assisi.an/, Treasnrer RoBEHT

PowELL

Director of Admissions DONALD

S T UCKEY

llowe 1934

Assistant to the Superintendent FRANK

LrTTLE, JR.

Lt. Colonel, I"'· USA R , Howe 1929 Cleveland 1nstitnt e of A rt

Director of Public Relations GLE:NN

KEASEY

Clwirrnan , Advisory Co11 11 cil, fl owe Mi lit ary School Vice- Prcsirlent, Retired, Associat es In vest m ent Co.

First row ( le ft to ri ght ): Fr. J e nnin gs, Mr. Merre ll , M r. Kell y, Fr. M11rph y, Co l. Bo11to11 , Co l. Harlin , Co l. Lill le, Mr. S t11 cke)', Mr. Keasc )'. Seco nd row: Mr. Pag in , Mr. Cutes, Mr. Yin g lin g, Mr. T11 cker, 1r. Gl e nn, Mr . Wenze l, Mr. H a 11 ek, k .l a mes, M r. S lat er. Third row: Mr. P olj a k, Mr. Tin g ley, Mr. Haas, Mr. Fin c h. Mr. Mi ll er , Mr. Tallman , Mr. Dn ggau , Mr. Ronne)', Mr. Overman, J\·Tr. Ward, Mr. Serini. Fourth row: fr .. Aikman, .Mrs. Downs, Mr s. Kell y, Mi ss Hurcli111ru1 , Mrs. Be rnges, Mr .. Slat er. Fifth row: Ca pt. Moore, Cap t. Cowles, Ca pt. Dcva nn y, Maj. S trawhrid ge, Sg t. R rerl , Sg t. .l aseph , Sg t. Gibso n, Sg t. Montgomery.

SACRED STUDIES

Tm:

C trAPLAIN

LIBRARIAN

Mrss

JosE PTllNE HARDIMA ,

B. A.

Indian a Uni tJersity

ENGLISH

T1-1 E HEADMA ST ER RAY M OND R. KELLY, A. B. , M. S. Illin ois College, lndirl//a University LESTEH

TU CKE R,

M. A., B. S.

Ohio S tole Uni versity JoHN

F1N C1£,

B. A.

University of L ondon ALLAN

GATES,

B. A., LL. B., J. U.

Iowa S tat e T each ers College U niversity of Chicago

H. DEVANNY, }H., B. A. lake For est College Grnr/11ate work, Th e A merican University EARL

MATHEMATICS and SCIENCE SHIRLEY R. GLENN, A. B., M . /11dia11a University

MELVIN WENZEL, A. /foll S tal e College

LAWRENCE H. YINGLING, A. 13., North Ce11 trul College Ohio S tat e Univers it y CA HL 13. TINGLEY, 13. U niversity of !lli11 ois

M. A.

DANIEL HAUCK, B. S., 13. l'arsons' College

I VAN L. OVERMAN , B. S. lflesteru ll/i11 ois University

COMMERCE

MARVIN RONEY, B. Ball Stat e Teachers College

LANGUAGES

SLATER, B. A ., M.A. Colgate University, IP es tern Reserve U niversity

JAMES

MRS . GEOHGE 13ERNGES, B. No rthwestern. University

HISTORY

Jm-rn

A . PAGIN, B. A., M . A. University of Iowa

RoBEHT R. }AMES, B. A. Io wa S tate Teach ers College

DRIVER TRAINING

F. SERINI, B. A. Unive rsity of Ken tu clcy LOWER SCHOOL THE PHINCIPAL MARX

D. MERRELL, A. If/abash College

THE REV. E. T. JENNINGS, Syracuse Universily

Mns.

Lois KELLY, B. Indiana University

B. A. B.

Mns.

LUCILLE SLATEn, B. S. Universi ty of Minnesota

MRS. ELIZABETH DOWNS,

B. S.

Na tional College of Erl11catio11

B. WARD, B. S. ludinna U niversity

JA CK

ARR EN HAAS, B. A. Nu rth wes tem U niversity Gradnalc S tndy - Har vard Uni11ersit) J ACOB

PoL.J AK,

JR .,

!3111/ State T each ers College Grnr/11alc wo rk , /11 rlir111a Uni versity

JA ME D. D UGGAN, B. A. Beloit College

MUSIC DEPARTMENT

Director of the Band

lloy J.

TALLMAN, B. M. E. Dralr.c Un iversity Crarl11a1 e work, In diana U ni 11ersi1 y

Director of Sac red Mtisic, Organ, Pian o F'HANKL!N S. MILLER , Mus. B., Mus. M. U niversity of Illinois, C111:cago M 11sicrt! Collegl' Do ctoral S t udy, Un i11ersi1y of ll eid elb erg, Germa11 y

Director of the Glee Clzib LA wnE 1 c 1;;

H. Yr

'G LI NG ,

A. B., M. A.

No rth Central College Ohio State Uni11ersi1y

DANCING MAHION ANO MA DELEI NE

Munruy

Lou.is Cha/if Schoo l of Ballet - New Yo rk ·11aster Grad11ates Chicago National Association Dance Masters No rm al Sch ool Me mb ers C. N. A. D. M. A.

THE MILITARY STAFF

Professor of Military Science and Tactics LT. CoL. CLARENCE

I-!An1N

Uni versity of fl7 yo 111ing

Comm andant of Cadets MAJO H ] AMES

s. MERH ITT

H owe 19 17, ln rl. N. G.

Assistant Co11una11.da11t of Cadets Tactical Officer, Company "C" EARL H. D EVA NY, B. A. Lake Forest College

Comma 11da11/, of Cadets of the Lower Sc hool MA.TOH ROBERT STRAWBHTDGE, Indiana Uni versity

Tactica l Officer, Compa11y " L" SGT. M1mwvN

J. Rrno

U.S. Anny

Tactical Officer, Company "A' CAPTAI

THOMAS

MOORE

Tactical Off iccr, Company " B" CAPTAIN LAWHENCE

Cowu:s

Assistants /.o the P. M, S. a11 d T , M / SGT. RoLAND

JAsEr11

U.S. Army SGT.

1/ c

KEN NETII GrnsoN U. S. Army

SGT. l / c J 01-1N R. MoNTGOMEHY /J. S. Army SGT. MERWYN ) . REED rl. S. Army

THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT School Physician

ALFHED A l NSWOHTH WADE , M, !!owe 1906

School Dentist A.

13.

NELSON , D. D, S. LaGrange, In diana

Snpe rinte11dent of the inf imwry Mns. L 1n 1AN FENDER,

H.. N.

Mat ron of Lower Sc h ool

Mas.

AIKMA ,

R. N.

Stewardess Mns. Dononn

Acconntin g

RoMOSEH

OFFICES Sec retary lo 1,he Prin cipal of Lower School

Miss SA nAr1 McCALLY

MRs. NEVA TAnMAN

Mns. L1LLTAN MA TTHEWS

Secretary in Adrninistrative Offices

Sec retary to the Superintendent

Mns. fsABELLE HAAS

Mns. BERNEICE WILLARD

Secretary to th e Directo r of Public Relation s

Sec retary to the D1:rector of Admissio 11 s Mns. V101,ET GmrFLTH

Secretary to the H earlmaster Mns. JEANNE Sc110Pos

MRs. SusA

FINCH

Quartermaster EARL C, WEISS

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seniors

WILLIAM ALLEN -

"Bo"

4 Year ··C" Co111p11ny; Cp l 2 3; 2nd 11 4; Pit. Ldr. 4; Sword und Shield 4; NFL 2 3 4; Na1ional Thespians 2 3 4·; Be. l Drill ed Cadet in "C" Co. 2; Conduct Ribbon 2; Hu ssal"S 2 3 4; H11 ssa1· Con1111ander 4; VHC 3 4; VIIC Sec. 1J,; Intramural Baske tball l; Jntrumura l Bas<" ball] ; Intra111ural Foot hall 2; Vars it y Wrest· lin g R eserve Leller 2; Varsity Ba ·e ball R eRe rve Leller 2; Vurs ily Wrcs llin g Lett er 3; Varsity FootLalJ Le tt er 3; Varnily l:lasc ball Le it er 3; Varsity Track 4; Studcnl Council 4.. ·'Bo" Lives at 500 BJ00111fi cld Courts, Birmingh am, Mich. He plan s to attend the Cita· rlel to study Bus iness Admini s trati on.

THE

TATLER

TOM BALLANTINE -

" T.K."

3 Ye111·s " C" Company; Cpl 2; Cp l 3; 1s t Lt 4; Exec. Offi cer 4; Sg t at Arms 3; Junior C las:; Treas. Se nior Clu ss; Jim Brown P cnuant 2; hoir 2; B e· t Firs t Year Cadet 2; Honor Card 2; Mi litar y Medal 2 3; Conduct Ribbons 2 4; Intramural T e nni 2; JnLramurnl So ftball 2; Varsi ty Cross Co untr y 3; Varsity Baske 1ba ll 3 1J.; Co-Cap ta in 4; Intramural Foothall 4•; Varsity Base ball 3 4; Most Va luabl e Player in Base ball 3; Captain Varsity Base ball 3; Co-Capt. Varsi ly Bas ketball Tea m 4; Sword and S hi eld 4. "T.K." plans to att end Ohio University and st11dy Business. Hi s home address is 30823 Lake Rd ., Bay Villagt>, Ohio.

LLOYD B. BELLAMY -

"Cadet"

3 Year '·J\" Co mpan y; Pfc I ; Cpl 2; S fc 4; Sqd Lrlr. 4; FL 1 2 4; Hu sa rs 1 2; De bat e 1 2; Int ra mural F ootball 1 2 4; Cundu c l Ribbons J 2 4; Ho nor Ca rds 1 2; Jim Brown P c nn anl 1 ; P A H. Ca rd l 2; S ha rps hoot er Marks ma nship 1vl ed al 1 2 4; Va r ily Rifle T ea m 4. Llo yd 111ukes hi s hum c al 14190 R osc rnonl , De tro il 23, [i ch. He plan to a tt e nd th t> Uni ve rs i1 y of Mi c hi gan lo s111d y Law.

NINETEEN

EDWARD H. BROADWELL -

FIFTY-NINE

"D-E"

3 Years

"J\" Co mpa ny; Pfc 2; Sg t 4; Sq rl Ldr 4-; H11 ssars 'I·; 1.ntramural So flb all 2; Swi111111i11g 2 3; Cross Co unlry 3; lntra m11rnl Baske tball 4; Choir 3 ; Co nrl11 c t Ribbo ns 2 3; Ma rks ma n Milita ry Med a l 2 3. E d lives al 34-35 Broad way, Birmin g ha m, M ich. H e plan s to att e nd Ce ntral M id1i ga n CoJl ege a nd ta ke n Liberal An s co 11rse.

RAY STEWART BROWN -

"Eag le"

2 Years " A" Compa ny Sg t. 3; Lt. 4; Sq uad Lead er 3; Plaluon Leader 4; N.F .L. 4; alional Th espians 4; G lee Cluh 3, 4; Iron Guard 3; Honor Curds 3, 4·; PAR Carel 3; Cond uct Ribbons 3, 4-; Honorable Mention Ranking Cade t .3; Sword and Shield 4; Jntramural Football a nd Bask<-tball 3, 4 ; Secreta ry of The Nati onal Th es pians 4. Th e ··Eag les'" nes t is al 46 Grant Strco:: l, Gal es burg, Michigan. He plan · to stud y law at Kn lamawo Coll ege.

THE

TATLER

DENNIS BUCHHOLTZ -

"The Menace"

4 \' ea rs ··A" Co mpany; Pfc 2 3; Cpl 4; G lee Cl uh 12 3; NFL 1 2 3 4; H erald 12 3; Cho ir 1 2 3; Mi lit ary Wrea th 1 2 3 ; ADT 2 3 4; ADT Sec. 4; Cum Laud e 4; Varsit y Wres tling 1 2 3 4; Mo st Va lu able ·wres tl er 3; Cross Co untry l 2 3 4; Trac k ] 2 3 'I·; Ca pt a in Wrcs llinl-( 4. De nny plans lo a u c ncl the University of Michigan lo tak e a Liberal Ar ts co urse. His pre ·e nl address is 1124 Home wild Roucl , Jaekson , M ich.

ROBERT BURGER -

"Bob"

8 Years 4 Years Lower School; " C" Company; Pfc l; Cp l 2; Sfc 3: Capl 4; Co. Co1111ndr. 4; C lass VP l ; Class Secy 3; Class Secy 4; NFL 1 2 3 11.; Old G uard 1 2 3 4; Old C uarcl Pres. 4; ADT I 2 3 ii; Prrsident ADT 4; De ha1e 1 2 .3 4; De bate Troph y 1: Conducl Rihbon s 1 2 .~ 4; l·lonor Ca rd s I. 2 3 4; PAR Card l 2 3 4; l\ lilil a ry leda ls l 2 3; Jim Brnwn P t' nn unl l ; NFL Pr . 4; Sword and Shi e ld 4; Scho· laslic ;\1eda ls and Pl a qu es 3; Editor of Tai Ir r 4.; Chri s I ian Co nr lesy Meda l 3; Spee ch Meda ls 2 3; HahC'rly 1\J eda l 2. Freshman Fool· ball l ; Rese rve Fon1ba ll 2 3; Var. il y Fool· bull 4; Va rsity Le ll e r 4; Varsil y Base ball ] 2 3; Vars il y Lcll er 3. l:loh plans lo ullend Trinily Cn ll egc in Hanford. Conn. His prrs· ;~11 address i 401 Sunny C ircle, Hitch coc k, ] cxns.

NINETEEN

FREDERIC BURNHAM -

FIFTY-NINE

" Freddy"

3 · . ca rs '";\" Company; Pfc 3; l\f/ g l 4·; T ea m Ldr 3; l s l Sg1 4; Jn1 ran111rn l Foo lball 2 3 4; ln1ram11ral Buse haH 2 3 4; lnlrnnmral Track 2 3 4; Tumblin g 2 4; Vars il y S wimmin g 3; Ca1 uera Club 2 3; N.F.L. 3 4; Cond uc l Rib· hon · 2 3 4; har1J ·hoote r's l\ledal 2 3 4; Co lor C nard 3; Iron C uurcl 3; School R eco rd in lh e 160-ycl. Frres lyl e R r la)' Team. ex t year Fred 1 lan s lo allend Jndi anu Univcrs il y. His presr nl addresR is 2218 C hus ll eton Drive, Mi chi ga n C ity, Jnd .

CLARENCE BALCOM BUSICK -

"The Voice"

4 Ye ars

·• " Co mpa ny ; l'fc l ; Cpl 2; Sg t 4 ; ht /Sgt 4; H11 ssurs l 2; PAR Ca rd l 2; Cond11 c l Ribbon s 1 2 3; Ho11nr Cards 2; S puni • h Awa rd 2; ·M arks ma ns hi p Rifl e Medal 1 4; E x pe rt Ri fi e Meda l 2 3; R Pscr ve F oo tball ·1 2 ; Var s il y F oo 1ball 3 4; RPsc rvc Baske tb all 1 2 3; lnlrarnural Ba ·ke1h all 4. Bal co m pl ans lo e nl CT th e J\nn y upon th e grad11 a lion from Howe . H n ow Ji ve. a l Tl. R. o. 2, Frccso il , Mi chi ga n.

THE

TATLER

Bill CURTIS -

"Speedy"

5 Yea rs ''C" Co mp a ny; Lo wr r Schou! 1 Year ; Pfc 1 2 ~; Sg t 4.; ' 11ppl y Sg t 4; T-fo SUI" ] 2 3 4.; V HC 2 3 4; Old C 11 a rd 3 iJ.; F rosh F oo tb a ll 1 ; F ros h B asketball l ; Rese rve Baske t ha ll 2; ln1ram11rul Fnotlrnll 2; R ese rve F ootb all 3; l111ra11111rul Baskc llrn ll 4·; Va rs ity F oo tball 4; Vu rs il y Track 1 2 3 4; H old er o [ La G ran ge C1111nl y Broa d Jump R ·co rd (20' 2'h ") 3; Da nrr Co rnmiltcc 4. Bill li ves at 114 Seco nd S I. , El yria , Ohi o. H e pl a ns lo go 10 B a lrl w in \ Vull acc Cu ll ep;c fur lwo yea rs a nd th e n e nter Em balmin g; Schoo l.

ROYAL DANLEY -

"Oil"

.'l 1 ca rs "•\ " Cu mpan)'; P fc 2; Cn l 3; M/ gt 4 ; Pli . S" t 4 · Co nd11 cl Ribbon s 2 3 4 ; J\Ti li1 ary ' furko;1rn nship led a l 2 .'! 4; PAR Card 3; Non -Coms Club 4 ; Soccrr 2 3 4; Tumblin g 2 .'i 4: Ph ys ica l T ra inin g 3; lnlrumura l So f1 . hall 4. " Uil " nuw re id es 555 Wcs l Ri ve r S1., 1) 1•,• rfil'i d, J\I icl1 . He pl ans lo all end Adrian Co llege 10 s111d y Hu si11 css J\ dmini lra lio11.

NINETEEN

JAMES DAVIS -

FIFTY-NINE

"Herm"

3 Years "B" Co mpa ny; Cpl 3; Sg t 4; Sqd. Ldr. 3; Pl1. Sg1. 4 ; on-Coms lub 4; P AR Ca rd 3; Na ti onal T hes pi a n Society 4; Co nd11 c1 Ribbons 2 3 4; Milit a ry Rifkm anship l\!Teduls 3 4; ln1 ra 11111rnl Socce r 2 3 4 ; Jn1ram11rnJ Basketball 2 3; Intramu ra l Vo!Jeyball 2 3; NFL 2; Da nce Committee 2 3 'k "H enn " was th e onl y fin a li ·L from Howe in th e Na ! iona l :Merit Schola rship co mpclili on. and as a rc1111. he rece ived u Certifi cat e of Mcril from th e Na ti onal Merit Sc holarship Boa rd. He resid e. al 29232 Wellin g ton Rel ., Farming ton , i\'li ch. .Tim pla11 s lo a ll encl th e General lotors fn s1i1111 e of Techn ology in F.lint , Mi r h. lo sludy J\lechani cal E ngin ee rin g. H e will th en lak e hi s pos 1grac/11 a1e trainin g al Rensse la er Poiylcr hni c ln s1i1111 e, Troy, 1ew York .

TOM FREEMAN -

"Free um "

4 Years "B'' Co mpa ny; Pf · 2; Cpl 3; Sgt 4; S upply Sgt 4; National Thesp ians 4; Choir 1 ; Soccer 1 2; Vo lleyba ll 1; Intramural Foo t hall 3; Foo tball Mgr 4; Wre~tling J\!gr 4. Tom plans to attend the Univer,ity o f l\'J'iami in i\ li ami, Florida , to s t 11dy Jcht hyology. Hi s p1·esc nt ad drf'ss i · 608 Cottage S t., S turg is, l\lich.

THE

TATLER

ROY BONDER GONAS -

"Little-One"

4 Year>

"A " Co mpan y 4; Pvt l ; Cpl 2; Sg t 3; ] s t Lt

4; ExeeutivC' OfTicC'r 4; Sqd. Lrlr. 3; Ass t. Sqd. Leh·. 3; . harp ·ltonte r's Medal 1 2 3 4; Vars ity Cro ·s Coun<ry 2 3; Va rs ity Footba ll 4; R ese rve Ba sk e tball l 2; Varsity Bas ke tba ll 3 'I; Vars ity Base ba ll 1 2 3 4; l\le111hcr o f the NFL 12 3 4; 3 rd Pla ce Oratorical Co ntes t 2; ] st Place Oratorical Co nt es t 4; l3ancl 1 2; Co udu c t Ribbon s 2 3 4.; De bate T ea m l; St ud e nt Co1 1nc il 3; Iron Guard 3; H e ra ld S taff ;3 ..J.; Old Guard 4; Swor d a nd ' hi eld 4; Pl e d ge for Vars it y '·H" C lub . Ro ys p lan ; lo a tt e nd th · U ni ver s ity o f l' e unsy lva nia. If he d oesn' t mak e ii . he will go to In diana U ni wrs il y. H e li1•cs al 1512 Eas t Wayne St ree t, Sn 11th 13 •ncl , Incl.

NICHOLAS HARDY -

"Amyl I"

eu r, One iear Lowf'r School ; "13" Co mpan y; Pfc 1: Cp l 2; Js1 Sg1 4; NFL 1 2 3 4 ; Debate Tea 111 l 2 3 4 ; Honor Curd 1 2 ; Co ndu ct Kibhnn• l 2; P ar Card 1 ; Ma rks111a11ship Medal l 2 3 4; Cru·l B. Ting ley Troph y 2; Fo111lrn ll i\fgr 3 4; Wres llin g Mgr 4; Th espians 4; No n-Co m's Club 4. Nick pl a11s l o join 1he Navy a fl f' r hi s gra d11 a li on frn111 Howr. lfo, lwm r addrrss i. R. R. 'o. 1. Rnmt' Ci 1y, Indi ana. !) )

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NINETEEN

LLOYD EARL HARRINGTON -

FIFTY-NINE

"S leepy"

3 Yeu rs

.. .'' Co mpany 2 3; B11 S1a ff 4; Cpl 2 3; l\l / Sg 1 4; Sg1 J\I ajor 4; .ln1ra 11111ral So f1b a ll 2 a 4; Jn1ramural Bas ke1hall 2 3; Gy mn us 1ics 4; Da11 cc Rand 2 3; Hund 2 3; Co ncl11 cl Ribbo ns 2 3 4; Hu ssa rs 3 4; Rrrnn er·rr[J i\lu 1 Earn cs l End eavo r Medul 3; l\l urk rn anship 1\l r dal 2 3 <I; 1on-Cu111 · Cl11h 4. ex l yea r ''S leepy'" pl a ns lo a l le rrd HPnry F ord Co mn1rrni1 y Co ll ege unrl s lu dy B11sin c s Ad111ini slruli on. Hi s prcscnl address is 36<134 Cra n! Road, Rom11lrr , J\Ii r h.

DAVID HOMICZ -

"Polok"

8 Ycurs .. A" Cu111pany; Pfc 2; SgL 3; 2nd LL 4; Sqd. Ldr. 3; Pl1. Ldr. 4; 1FL 2 3 4; Sword and S hi e ld 4; aLiona l Thespians 4; Nun-Com Club 3; Concl ucL Ribbon s 2 3 4-; Military i\fai·k s 111un ~ hip ~lcdal 2 3 4; PAR Card 2; Honor "nrcl 4; l s t P lace Disc uss ion l\feclal .1; lntra11111 ra l Footba ll 3 4; Tu111hling 2 3 4. ··Omc., now 111akes hi s ho111e at 6450 Navajo Co url. Bir111ingha111 , i\lirh. He plans Lo 11 1t end Bow lin g Gree n Sta te Un ivers il y to sL11d y Political Science.

THE

TATLER

ROBERT VICTOR HUESTIS -

"Grosse Pointe"

2 Year .. A" Company; Cpl 3; Sgl 4; Band 1s t Sg t 4; Germa n 13uncl 3 4; Band 3 4-; Jron Guard 3; Conduct Ribbon s 3 4; Sw i111111in g 3; Varity Wres tliu g 4; NFL 'i; C lt"'C' Clu b 4. Bo h ma kes hi · ho111e at 905 Grand i\farai , Crosse Po inte 30, J\li ch. He pla ns to all end Bowlin g Green Sta le Un ivcr. it y, Bowlin g Green , Ohio, and take a co m sc in Fo reign Tracie requirin g hi111 lo major in Po.lit ieal Sc ience and Economics. Boh hopes to enter i\fexico City Co ll ege, Mex ico, hi s ju nior year.

TOM JOHNSON -

"Johnny"

2 ) ca rs " B" Compa n y 3 : Bn S ta ll 4·; Sg t 3; M / Sgt 4·; Ba nd .3 4; As ·t. Band Co 111111. 4; o n- Co m Cluh 4: Marks ma n kdal 3; Varsit y Rifl e Team 3 •J; Vars ity Tra r k 4; Cundu r t Ribbon s .3 ·I : PAI{ Card 3; Runn e r-up for Be ·t Firs t ) ea r Cude! 3 ; Da nce Ball( I 3 4; T o m p la ns to ull end Bowlin g G rcl' n U ni1•cr sity in Bowl in g Gree n, O hio.

NINETEEN

FRED LEHEUP -

FIFTY-NINE

"fuzz"

4 Yea rs " 13" Co mpa n y; Pfc l ; Cpl 2; S fc 3; Cap t 4; qd. Ldr. 3; Co. Cn n11nand er 4; Band 1 ; Dan cL' Bund 1; H ussar · 1 2; S word a nd Shie ld 4; O ld G uard 4 ; V ice-Pres. ,e n inr Class 4; S tu dent Co un cil 4; Co ndu c L R ibbons 1 2 3 4; S ha r ps hoo ter l\Iedal 1 2 3 4; ]i111 Brown P e nn a nt l ; PAR Cu rci l ; fnt rnmural Foo tba ll 1 2 3; Jnt rnm ural , o ftball l 2 3 4; Ba. kc tlrn ll M g r. 2 3; Val'S it y F oolhall 4. Fred now res ides ul 1724 0 G reen vie w D~ troit , !\lic it. H e pl a ns to e nt er llfi r hi rrar; S tat e Uni ver s it y I•> s tud y Op tome try. "

HENRY C. LOCKART -

"Hank"

4. y.,ars

.. A'" Company; Pfc 2; Cpl 3; S£c 4; Sqd. Ldr. 4; Intramural Football 2 3; Cross Country 4·; lntra11111ral Baske tbal l 1 2; Vars it y Wres tlin g 3; Tennis 12; ln1ran111rul Baseball 3; Varsit y Baseball 4; Conduct Ribbnns 1 2 3 4; PAR Card s l 2 4; H onor Card s ] 2; S harpshooters Medal 1 2 3 4; ADT 2; Old Guard 4·; NFL 4. '·Hank·· plan s to allend o rthwes tcrn Un ivt'rs il y next fall. Hi s prese nt address is 2359 Ecl 7f'hi ll Road , To le do , Ohio.

THE

TATLER

GERALD FRANK LOGRIPPO -

"fre nchy"

4, Years ··A" Company; Pfc 1 2 3; Sfc 4; Sqrl Ldr 4; (; lee C lub 1 2 3 4; Old Guard 3 4; Freshman F'ontba ll 1 2 ; F r·cs hrn a n Ba ske tbal l l 2; R e· serve Foo tb al l 3; Intramura l Footba ll 4; I n· tra mural . o [tball I 2 3; Vars it y Track 4·; Va rs it y Tenn is 4. Ge rr y now res id e. al 36 Riclµ; e Rd., Pleasan t Hidµ; e, !Vliclr. Hr . p lan s 10 all ·nd Hop e Co ll ege in Holland , Ivli c h., 10 tak e a Pre-Medi cal co rrrsc.

JERROLD LUDWIG -

"Jer"

I· ) t'U r S "'C" Com pa ny; Cpl 2; l s l Lr 4; P il . Ldr . 4;

s..1 a t Arms Fres lr rnu n Class; Sg1 a1 A rms s:p homore Class; Treus. J 11nior Class; S word and Shi e ld 11; VH C 2 3 4; Vice-Pres VI-TC 4; Rese rw J.'oo lb a ll l 2; Varsil y F uo lb all 3 4; Cap!. of Fon1ba ll Team 4; l\Ios t Va l11 a bl e Pl ayr• r A wa rd for· F n11tball 4·; Reserve Bas· ker hall l ; Vars il y Baske tball 2 3 'I; Rc~r rw Base ball J ; Reserve Track 2; \"arsil y Track 3 4; Cn nd11 r 1 Rib bo ns 2 4 . .J ' JT Y pl ans 111 all cnd DPPa 11 w Uni versil y and . lucl y Ar!' hi1 r·c 111 ra l En p; in ee rin g. He now re. id es in D11n ki rk , Indi ana.

NINETEEN

JOHN K. MacQUAIG -

FIFTY-NINE

"Chink"

.3 Yea rs "'C.:" Co mpa ny; Sgl 3; J/ Sg1 11; Tea m Ldr. 3; l laluo n Si;1. 4; No n-Co rn Cl11b 4; ln1rnn111 ra l Foo lh a ll 2 3 4; Tn1 rn m11ra l Bas kr1 ha ll 2; Jn 1ra11111rnl Ha ·r ha ll 2 3; lnlrnrnurnl T raek 2 3: \ "arsil y Wre !ling 3 4; Va rsil y Base ba ll 4; Va rsit y Trac k 11; Se ni or Dance Co111mit1 cc 3; Choir 3 .F. L. 3; Co nd11 e1 Ribbons 4. .lolrn pl an lo grJ In Toledo Uni vc rsil y a n I lake Pre-M ed a11d !hen atte nd i\li ami U nivt· r i1 y lo s111d i• Vc lcrin ary 1edi cin c. John is now li vin g a l 3912 Willys Pa rkwa y in Toledo. Olri u.

THOMAS G. MANTON -

"Mouse"

4, Yea rs "C" Co mpa ny 12 3; Bn StuIT 4; C pl 2; S fc 3; Ca pt 4·; Sq d. Ldr. 3; Bn Ad j 4; Intra mural F oo tball 1 3; Reserve Foo tball 2; Varsit y F oo tl1all 4; R rser vc Tl askctbull 1 2 3; Intramura l Baske tball 4; Varn it y Hasc ball 1 2 3 4; PAR Ca rd l ; Marksman ship Me dal J ; Sha rpshoo te r'. l\Jeda l 2 3 4; Co ndu ct Ribbons 1 2 3 4; on- Co ms Club 3; I ro n Guard 3; . wo rd a nd Shi r lcl 4 ; Old Guard 4.; Glee Club 4; S port s Edit or of the T all er 4. T o m pl a ns to att e nd Kenyon Co ll ege nex t year and stud y Che mi ca l E ng in eerin g. Hi prrsc nt address is 2228 Coddar·d Hoa d, T o ledo. Ohio.

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TATLER

JOHN MORRISSON -

"Boing-Boing"

3 Years "B " Co mpa ny; Cpl 2; g t 3; 2nd Lt 4; Sq d. Lrlr-. 3; Pit. Ldr. 4; G lee Club 2 3 4; De ba te T ea m 4·; Swo rd a nd Shi eld 4; Student Co uncil 4; T a tl cr Sta fI 4•; Jim Brow n 1 enn a nt 2; Huno r Card s 2; Mos t Earn es t E nd ea vor 'k da l 2; P AR Car ds 2 3; Sha r pshoo ter l\ fa rk ·man hip M eda l 2 3; Condu ·t Ribbons 2 3 'I; l\filita ry W rea th 3; Tnt ra 111ural F oo tha'll 2 3 4; Intra mnral Baske t bull 2; Int ramu ra l So ftb all 2; R ese rve Bas kctb nll 3; R eCl'l' e Base ball 3; Varsit y Baske tb a ll 4. Jo hn now li ves a t 1710 Ea t E ri e Ave., Lornin , Ohio. He pl a ns to att end De ni so n ni ve r. it y to s tud y l\fedi cine .

LLOYD K. McDANIEL -

"Kam"

·I Y,·urs

"C Co mpany; Pre 2 3; S fc 4; Sqd. Ldr. 4; lntrn111ura l Baske tba ll 1 2 4; Tntran111ral Baseball J 2; Int ra mural Foo tball 4; lfo sa rs 3 4; Cross Co untry 3; Va r ily Wres tlin g 3; C ho ir 3; Old G uard 4-; Sltarpshoo ter Medal 1 2 3 LI ; 6 Co ndu ct Ribbon s; 2 PAR Ca rd s. WhC'n "Ka m·• i:;rnd 11at es, lt c plan s to atlPnd Hattie Crel'k .foni o r Co ll ege fo r two years an d th e n at lenrl G i ~ger Co ll ·gc for the remai nin g two )'<'!tr~. Hi R preRe nt acldre s i s 115 Ir vin " Park Dri1•1·, Battle C reek, llli ch .

NINETEEN

ROBERT NISSLEY -

FIFTY-NINE

"Bob"

3 Years '· "' Co mpan y; As t. S uppl y Sg t. 3; T eam Ldr. 4; "lwrps hou lcr Ma rks man hip ~\lccla l 2 3 4; Camera C iuh 3 4; Pres. Camera Club 4; Cond nel H.ihbon~ 3 4; lron G uard 3; Te11ni ~ 2 3 4; Int ram ural Ba sk e tball 2 4; Sw int· n~u1g 3; lntran1111·a l .l:lasc lrnll 4; Varsity Cross Co untry 'k Boh makes hi s ho me al 817 Berkshire Road , Grosse .Point e, Mich. H e p lan s In a l le nd lll ichi ga n S ta le · ni vc rs i 1y.

JAMES THOMAS PARSCH - "Duh"

3 Years "C" Compa ny 3; Sq d. Ldr . .3; Platoon Sg t 4; I fc 2; . gt .3 4·; H crulcl S taff 4; Iron G uard 3; Se nio r Dance Comm ill ee 3; Exp!'rl l arks· man ship Meda l 2 3 4; ln1 ran1 ural Foo t bull 2; Intramural Bas ketball 2; I ntramural l:la ~e· hall and Truc k 2; Varsit y F oo tba ll 3 4; R L'· se rve Basketball 3 4; Varsity Track 3 4·; '1r 1u ber Co unt y Champio ns hi p M il e R elay Team 3; \ "arsit y ·'H" Cluh 3 4; Hu ssa rs 3; nn-Coms Club 3. Jim plan s 10 go to O lti o Uni vrrs it y o f A tlt cns, Ohio, to s tudy Busi· 11 css A dmini s tration. H e now resid es al 6Ul M i11co la Ave .. Akron 20, Ohio.

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TATLER

ROBERT L. PAUL - "Clod"

3 YC'ars "A" Compa ny 2 3; Bn Stuff 4; Pfc 2; g t 3; Lt 4·; S up ply Sgt. 3; .4 4; T enni s 2; Tum· blin g 2 3; Cro s Co untry 3 4·; Tra ck 3; Secy. and Treas. of the Rif le Team 4; Co ndu 1· Rib· bnn s 2 3 4; harpsh ootcr's fcdal 2 3 4; Jim Brown Pennant 2; Mos t Earnes t E ncl avor · fedal 2 3; PAR Canl 2; Iron G uard 3; Glee Cl ub 4; Sword and S hi eld 4. "Clod" plan. to att<' nd th e ni vers it y o f Ar izona nex t yea r and s tudy Bu ine s Adm ini s trati on. H e now rf's irl cs a l R. R. o. ] . Ca mbrid ge Cit y, Incl .

HAL LANGTON PEARSON -

"Hal"

4 Years .. \ '" Compa ny; Cp l 2; Sgt 3; J\'1/Sgt 4; S upply Sg t 4; Choir l 2 3; VHC 2 3 4; Old Guard 4; Varsit y Wres tlin g 1 2 3 4; Freshman Fon llrn ll l ; Reserve Footba ll 2; Intramural Fnol lw ll 3; Va rsit y Footba ll 4; Int ramura l So ftb a ll l 2 3 4. Hal now re id es at 41:31 nrth LoC" kwood , To ledo, Ohio. l-1 ' plans In a ll r nd Tol edo Un ivcr ity, Coll ege of Art s and Scicncr.

NINETEEN

LEO BROWN RASMUSSEN -

FIFTY-NINE

"Rass"

2 Year · ··A" Co mpan y; P v1 3; J\f/Sg t 4·; Pit. Sg t 4; Nun -Co ms Club 11; 1nt ra 11111ral Font ball 3; Va rsit y Foo lh all 11; ln1 ra111 11 ral Softba ll 3; Rese rve Wrcs ll in " 3 · Varsity \'hcs1Jin" 4.. Co ndu cl Rihhons"',3 .Expcrl Rifl e tvic dai 3: ;\ larksman Rifl e Meda l 4. Leo will allcnd Kalamazoo Co ll eµ;e in the [all and take a Prc1\lrdi ca l co ur c. JI now li ves a l 205 . Mi chiµ;a n, Vi "ksburg, i\I ich.

4.;

HUGH L. REASIN -

"Huey"

2 Y cars '"13" Cu mpa ny 3; Bn S taff 4; Sg t 3; Ll 4; Sqcl. Lclr. 3 ; s.3 4; lntra murnl Foo tha ll , B a~ k e t hall, So ftb a ll 3 4; Jc.L. 3 4; De ba te 3 4; Da nce Ha nd 3; Gier Club 'I·; Sword a nd S hi e ld 4; Honor Cu rd s 3 4; Co ndu c t RihbonR 3 ii ; '1a rk. ma nship i\fr da l 3 11; Bes l P os ture M r d a l 3; S prcc h and E x te m. S pea king Med al 3; Bronzr H a be rl y fC' clal 3; Runn er-up Bes t Dr lrn tc T ra m 3; PJ\R Card .3; Degree of Di s tiu c tinn in S peech 4.. Hu gh plan s lo a tl C' nd '·Kings P oint" i\l.er hant Ma rin e' Aca dr my a nd otud y l\ l a rinc E n gin •c riu g. llis prese nt a rldrr"s ih 16583 Va ug han Ave., De troit 19, l\1 ich.

THE

TATLER

LEMAN REUS 1~

"Leburt"

Yf' ars '· B" Co mp any; P fc l ; Cpl 2; Sg t 3; 2nd Lt 4; Sq d. Ldr . .3; Plt. Lclr 4; No n- Co ms Club 4; Swo rd a nrl Shield 4; lilit ar y Wrea th 2 3; MoR l Ea rn e t E nd eavor Med a l ] ; Jim Brown Pe nn a n t l; Cond uc t Rib bo ns l 2 .3 4·; Pre . FrrRhma n C lass; Expert l\fark s ma nship Med al 1 2 3 4; Va rs ity F oo tball 2 3 4; Va rsit y W res tlin g 3; Varsit y Rifl e T ea m 2; V TI C 3 4. Le m akrs his home a l 6209 B lmont Ave., Belmo n t, Mich. H e pla ns to join th e U nit ed S ta tes a1·y npon gra du a ti on.

STEVEN E. SCHLEMAN -

"Schmoo"

7 )' ~a rs Luwe r Sc hoo l 3 Years; "A" Company; Pfc I· C: pl 2; Sg t 3; Ca pt 4; Co. Comm. 4; Gl ee 1 2 3 4; Hussars l 2 3; Old Guard 2 3 I; Vice-Com m. Old Guard 4; .Iron C1111rcl 3; VHC 4; Pres. Th esp ia ns ii; Fres hman Foot hall l ; freshman Ba. ket hall 1 ; Vu rsity T!'n niR 2 3 4; Intramura l Baske tball 2 3 4; ln 1ran111ral Footbull 2 3; Va rsity Football M gr. ·I·; Conduc t Ribbons 1 2 3 4 ; Be I First Year Cude ! l ; Jim Brown P ennant l ; . wo rd a nd Sh ield 11; Honor Cards 2; PAR Can! 2 3; Trea;,. Class 2; .. tud !'n l Con ncil 4; Athl e ti c Board 4; Ta tier Boa rd Bu sin ess i'll gr. 4; Hrrn ld StafT 4. S teve now lives al 508 Bclenedrre A1•r .. Char levo ix, Mi ch. He plans to all cnd tlw U11i ve rsi1 y o f 1otre Dame a nd ,; 11d y B11 Hin ess Aclmini strnt io n and B11 sines I.aw.

duh

NINETEEN

CHARLES SEYFERTH -

FIFTY-NINE

" Andy "

3 Yca rs "A" Co mp any 2 3; Bn S 111fT 4; Cp l 2; . fc 3; ~ l aj 4; Bn Co mm 4; Cla.s P r ·s. 3 4; Glee Club 3 4; ADT 2; VHC 3 4; Pres. VH C 4 ; Swo rd and hi r ld 11; Honor Cards 2 3 4; St11den1 'nun eil .) 4·; M ilitary :lfrdal 2 3; ln1 ra1 11u ra l Foo lha ll 2; lnl rn mural Bas ketball 2; l111ram11ral of1 hull 2 ; F L 3 4; PAH Card 2 3; Bes! First Year Caclc l 2; J\los l Tr11s1wo r1h y Ca drl 2; Hon or 'Nrea lh 2; Bes! No n-Co m :\ledu l 3; Disc u sion Meda l .3; Varsil y F'oolhnll 3 'I·; Ca pl arsil y Fnol bull 4·; Var. ily Tra ck 3; Jim Brown P r nnant 2. And y plans lo al lend 111herst C.J LI ·gc lo stud y .\fr clrn11i ca l En gin ee ring. Hr pre>c nll y rt·, id cs al 2372 Wcstwoorl Roar! , :l l11 skegon , .\li ch.

CARL SNYDER -

"Cherokee"

6 Years Lower. ' cl10ol 2 ears; "C" Co; Pfc 2; Sfc 3; l\1/Sg t 4·; h t Sg t 4; D eba te l 2; Speec h I 2 3 4; Acolytes l; Hu ssar s 1 2 3 4·; O ld G ua rd 2 3 4; Mililary Jli1l arks man ship Medal 1 2 3 4; Nu n-Collls Club Sec. 4; Co ndu c t R ib bon s 1 2 3 4; PAR Ca rd s ] 2 3; Rcsrr vr Football 1 2; Frc ~ h -Sop h Bas ke tball 1 ; Vars it y Foot· ball L tter 4. Ca rl p lans lo be marri<·d s hurlly af te r " raduation a nd will th e n 'ork for th(• Tran ·ftmne r crl' ice Co. of Dclroil , l\ li ch. ,

THE

TATLER

JOHN BEASLEY SPITLER -

"Bea•"

2 Yea rs "A" Compa ny; Cpl 3; Sg t 4; Sqd Lclr 4; H osp it a l gt 4; Jn1ran111ral Baske tball 3; lnt ra n111ral Baseball 3; Capt Cro s Co 11nlry Team 4; Va rsit y Tra c k 4; far km a n Rifl e fo dal 3; Co nd uc t. Ribbons 3 4; PAR Ca rd 4. J ohn lives a l 3, J ackson Blvd. , T e rre H a ut e, In d. H e plans to a tt e nd e ith er P urd ue o r Rose Po lytechni c In s 1i t11t e tn s lud y Chf' mica l E nginee rin g.

CHARLES V . ST. LOUIS -

"Chuck"

3 ,. ea rs .. ir· Co mp any 2 3; Bn S laff 4; Sg; L 3; Lt 4; Band Co r11111a11 cle r 4·; Soccer 2 3; lnt rumrrra l H1.rskP iball 2; Ba nd 2 3 4; Dan ce Band 2 3 4.; Grrm an Ba nd 2 3 4; ational Th es pi a ns 2 3 .J· Co ndrr cl Ribbons 2 3 4; Ma rksmanship ~iPda l 2 3 4; PAR Ca rd 2; Choir 3; Russ \I. Crt>g;u ry Baud Mecl!il 3 ... Clrrr ck" pla ns Iii all errd Kalam azoo Co ll ege nex t fa ll a nd oltrd y 11111sic. Hi s lr oni · aclclrrss is 2062 J a mes Co rrrl , Renl1111 1-brlm r, Mich.

NINETEEN

DONALD STUCKEY -

FIFTY-NINE

"Chip"

5 Ycru·s Lower Sc lr oo l 1 yea r ; '' B" Co mpan y; Pfc l ; Cpl 2; Sg t 3; 2nd Lt 4; Sqd. Ldr. 3; Exec. Offi ce r 4; Herald S taff 1 ; R r,sc rvc Foo tball J ; Buskr tlrn ll J\l g; r.] 2; Foo tlrall Mg; r. 2 3 4; lntra111rrral So ftb a ll 1 2 3 4 ; lntra111ural Bas ketball 3 4; Co rrclrr c l Ribbnns ] 2 3 4; Mili tary Mark s111a rr ship i\.1eda l 2 3; S peech Pl ay Cas t ; NFL 2 3 4; Old Gua rd 3 4; Hrr ssu rs 3; \IH C .3 4. "Clrip" now Ji v<'s in Howe, Ind . Hr pl ans 10 a lt cncl fort rr ury Science Sc ho11J ll CX I year.

TIMOTHY T. SWAN -

"Wedge"

4 ) ears .. C ' Co m puny 1 2 3; Bn Stuff 4; Team Ldr. 3; Inte lli gence OfTi ce r 4; Pfc l; Pfc 2; Sg t 3 : Lt 4; Runner-up Ranking Cade t Fo urth Form; Honor Card s 1 2 3 4;PAR CARDS 1 2 3 4; Co ndu c t Ribbon s 1 2 3 4 ; Runn e r-up R a nkin g Cud e t Seco nd F orm ; 1urks mun Medal l 2 ; S huJ·ps hoo tcr's iedal 3; Military Wreath l 2 3 4; Runn er-up for the 1ustl~ arn es t Endeavor Medal 1 ; NF L 1 2 3 4; ADT l 2 3 4; Aco lytes l 2 3; H ead Aeo lytC' 4; Ord e r of St. Vin ce nt 3 4; G lee Club 1 2 ;3 4; Hu ssa rs 3 4; Cum Laudf' 3 4; Old G uard 4; S wnrd a nd S hi eld 4; lntran111ral Soccer 1: Intramural Football 4; Intramural Baske tba ll I ; Intra mural Soft Rall l 2; Varity Cros~ Country 2 3; Vars it y Wres tlin g 2 3 4. Tim will be a u encling th e Uni ve rs it y o [ Wi scons iu next yea r. He now res id e. a t 8952 Branton /\1'1' .• Hi ghl and . lud .

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TATLER

MIKE M. TRUITT -

"Tank"

4 Years

.. C'' Co mpany ; Pfc 2; Sg t 3; S fc 4; T eam Ldr. 3; S qd. Ldr. 4; Va rsity l"ootba ll 1 2 3 <I; Reserve Bu ·ke tba ll l ; lntramural Bas ke tba ll 2 4; Vars it y Haseball l 2; Va rs ity Wres tlin g .~; Intramural Base ha ll 3 4; S ha rpshoo ter\ l\ lcdal l 2 3 4; Co nduc t Hibbon s 1 2 3 4; Old Gua rd 4. M ike plans to attend Mi c hi ga n , ·late Unive rs it y In s tud y Hot el and R es tau· rant Manage me nt. H e now res id e a l 927 Wrst Wildwood Ave., Fo rt Way ne, Ind.

c asses

Sealed (l efl Lo ri g h1) : Blo ck, Bergo, Brownell, Dian , Jun es . Fir L row (slandin g ): Mill s, Wyall, Kolarik , Eagan, Cox, Broadwe ll , J.C., 'Watson , Broadwe ll , Seco nd row: DouglaRs, Geurharl , l3enn e ll , Rose, Bloom, Ander ·on , McCully. Third row: Noye, Kin g, Levy, Harsch[eld, Hallowell , Cross, Kirkdoder. Fourlh row: S teve nso n, f-l aws, Fre i, Hraasch, Gl enn , Norm a n, Hub ly, Cox. Fifth row: Bo ldin g, Greig, Kurap, Haas, T. , Lowe, 0110, R. , H errick. S ixlh row: Miller , R. F., Brodi e, Sco ll , Derr, i\fouling, Moe, P. T ., S h e rriu. Seve nth row: Yo un gda hl , Tobin , Em erso n, Schmid! , Prch.lik, Burlon , Marlin.

In this picture are th e cadets who next yea r will be th e leaders of Howe. Judg ing from their performances this year, they should be quite ca pabl e of performing the many responsibilities they will have as Seniors. The officers of th e class are: Bob Brnwn ell, th e Pres id ent ; Denni s Bergo, the VicePresident; Dave Block, th e Secretary; Don Dian , the Treasurer; and Andy Innes, th e Sergeant-at-Arms. Mrs. Bernges served as the Faculty Adviser of th e Juni or Class. As the Tatler goes to press, the class is engaged in planning for the ann ual Com· mencemen t Dai1ce.

Seal ed (left lo ri g hl ) : K eld e ni ch, Payn e, P o pil , Vonasc h, S noo k. Firsl row- : Barnaby, S 1. Bernard , Lockharl , R. L., Sara s, i\l cC11 en, Watson, M . F ., Vau ghn , Overs, McG ui re. Seco nd row : K a llmann , Lu cia , Bnmc lt, He mmin ger , Gregory, Nfc ycr , Wilson. Third row: Bahl , Walte rs, An led, Boney, Funk, J . W. , McCauley, Winegar, R. A. , Currin. Fo11r1h row: Sc hn eid er, . ie berl , Gay, Tomlinso n, 0. D., So111hward , H elt o n, Ware, Nage l. Fif1h row: Hool, Reichard , Hann , Walke r, Kulp , J ones, B. A., Ke rr. Sixth ro w: Brown , H. A., Ru s h, Vodrazka , O ' Brie n, Slatm yer, Graf, Baggo Lt, S wan so n. cvenlh row : Ad a ms, Warn e r, Wau gh, Pre te, Ke lle r, Leff , Orlow, Kinsey, Tr ante r, J on es, R . E., Morris, Bo nn ell.

This year th e fa ce of man y of the members of this class began popping up in the spotlight for outstanding performances in man y vari ed activiti es. The class furth er demonstrated that it will be one of th e bes t when it puls on an excellent Moth er 's Day Dance. This yea r the So phom ore class was headed by Mark Popi!. Mark was assisted by

.I im Vonasch, the Vice-President, Sheldon Payne, the Secretary , Bill Snook, the Treasurer , and Jack Keldenich, the Sergea nt-at-Arms. Th e F'a culty Adviser for the Sophomores was Mr. Hauck.

Seat ed ( le[ l to right): Shid ler, A. N., S lark, R. W., Bouchard, Glynn , Woolery. Firs l row: Ganlncr, Fec k, Xandcrs, J:>iluar, Chor, VonWe igand , Taylor, Lin ck, S piller, R. W., Danl ey, W. D. Seco nd row: S trt'c tcr , Hardy , D. L., S warlzel, Cra\ lord , Ga ll oway, Malina, Ba ·sell , Slrawbridgr, R. A., Funk , C. J. Third row: Wine gar, H. C., Wibcl, l<'c nd c r, And erso n,]. W ., Ki eb, S torer , Ma tth ews, Seymo ur. Fourth row: Bclkr, Woodl ey, 1-lurt ca u, Wilcox, Walkin shaw, Lowtltcr, Scov ill e, Harri so n, Poll. Fifth row: G11thrnann , Wynkoop, Vick l11nd , K endall, lWarshall , Krn se, Davi es, Blus h . . ixth row: Lomas, Os ter ink , Bulrnahn , Ga 11nitz, Martinclill , Lilli e, Gib on . . eve n th row: Howard , Foster , Eckc1·t, A1·cnt, Poggem eyer , Moll , C lark P.

This yea r Lhc Fres hm an class has proven Lo be one of Lh c best Fres hman classes eve r seen at Howe. By the tim e Lh ey are Sen iors, they sh ould have achieved many thin gs of whic h they can b e proud. Bill Bouchard held the ofT ice of Presid enl Lhis year. Hi s assistan ls were Rich Stark, th e Vice-President, Bill Glynn , the Sec retary, Art Shid ler, Lhe Treasurer, and Bill Woolery, the Ser geant-at-Arms. Mr. Finch ser ved as the Faculty Advi se r, for Lhe Freshman class this year.

LOWER SCHOOL MILITARY

Major Strawbridge, Comma ndant of the Lower School stated that the year of 1958-59 was a successful one. The moral e, cooperation, and enthusiastic participation of the 103 mem bers of the Lower School Cadet Corps have been s uperior. Captain Reichelt a nd Captain Strawbridge, D. J ., served as company comma nders. In " L" Company, Captain Reichelt was assisted by First Lieutenant Jasep h, Executive Officer, and F'irst Sergea nt Raach. His Platoon Leaders were Second Lieutenant Haas, P. N., and Second Lieutenant Arnold. Sergeant First Class Hardin and Sergeant First Class Best served as Platoon Sergea nts. ln "M" Compa ny, Captain Strawbridge was assisted by First Lieutenant Van Aman, R. B., as Executive Officer, and First Sergean t Poto. His Platoon Leaders were Second Lieutenant Coxon and Second Lieutenant Dearing. Platoon Sergeants were Sergeant First Class Kliemann and Sergean t Werth. These officers exhibited indu stry a nd enthu siasm in their j obs. The Lower School barracks maintained a neat, well cared for appearance throughout the yea r. More important, Sergeant Reed and Major Strawbridge found an overall concern fo r personal appearant:e, and behavior as well. EIGHTH GRADE

Firs! row (J e ff lo right): Mi1ch e l1 , W c rlh , Chor, T., Arnold, M ill e r, D. J., Riley , M iller , D. F., Crip pen, Strawbrid ge, D . .I ., Rei chel !. Srco nd row : S napp, T rippeer , Poto, J\fo nt go mery, Kan e, D erin g, Hladun, L. .T ., Bash, R. Third row: Ya ney, Sm ilh , G. A., Haas, P. N. Coxo n, Van Aman, R. B., K li e mann , F unk • .I. P., Hardin . Fourlh row: Wa ltz, Co ughlin , B ur kley, Cook, J. A., Sm ilb , A. J., .Iase ph, McB r ea rl y. Fif1h row: Fa rver, Beami sh, Bin gley, Sc hul eT, Butzbaug h, Cooper, R e nick, Tu oh y.

The Lower varsity football Lea m had another fin e year, winning four, while los in g Lwo. The ea on started with Angola, Lower winning by th e score of 25 Lo 0. One of the best plays of the seaso n was Waltz throwing a thirty-ya rd pass to Joe Willmeng, who ca ught it and ran for a Louchdown. This play covered 93 yards. In Lhe Angola game Waltz, Butzbaugh and Willmeng (scoring two I scored Lhe tou chdowns and Reichelt mad e the extra point. Against Kendallville, the seco nd ga me, Lower won on a pass interception by Willmeng, wh o ran it for a tou chdown , makin g the score 13 Lo 6. Waltz kicked the extra point anrl Bowman scored th e oth er touchdown. Lower pla yed Angola in th e third game, this Lime losi ng in th e final minutes_ by a pass intercepti o n. The sco re was 18 lo 12. ew Haven out-played th e Lower the first half of th e fourth game by scoring Lwo touchdowns and Lh e seco nd half rem a incd scoreless. In Lh e fifth ga me Lower showed their power in sco rin g an easy victory over Hillsdale, 25 to 6. ln th e fin al game of th e seaso n against Forest Park of Forl Wayne, Lower scored a tou chdown from th e two- ya rd line with F'arver carry in g th e ball. Mr. Poljak was the coach of this fin e team. The member s of th e 1958 Varsity tea m were: Ends- Willmeng. Bouton, Haas, P. N., Jaseph, and chuler. Tackles-McBrearty, Sa nrnik, Chadwick, Poto , Van Aman, R. Guards- Hesl, Funk, J. P. , Beamish, Smith_ G. H. , Montgomery. Centers- Strawbridge, Coughlin. Backs-Bowman, Butzbaug h, WalLz, Farver, S napp, Haas, F. R. SEVENTH GRADE

Firsl row ( left 10 ri ghl): Van Ama n, D. P., Lee, Ward, Pierce, Pangere, Hawor lh , Bmger, C. D., Stark , D. D., Willmeng. Seco nd row: Hill, Sco nce, Haa s, F. R. , Mueller, Overmyer, J. H., Wal so n, T. R., McDougal, Tubbs. Third row: Bo111ou. Ballanline, P. R., Kal cnda , Koesler, S111i1h, 1 .J., Colocasides. Folll'lh row: McNeil , A. A., Best, Demi, Samnik , Bowman.

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"L" Company, the Whites "L" Company won 3, lost 1, and tied 1. Outstanding individuals were Arnold , Crippen, Trippeer, and Yaney. Yaney was the high scorer. The following boys participated and earned the White football award: Arnold , Bockbrader, Crippen, Eagle, Hardin , J ensen, Keldenick, McNeil, A. A., Miller, D. F., Moe, Morton , Pangere, Raach , Trippeer, Van Aman, D. P., Ward and Yaney. Mr. Duggan was the Knick coach. · INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL

"M" Company, The Knicks "M" Company won one, lost three, a nd li ed one. Outstanding inclividuals were Walson , Bingley and Werth. The Foll ow ing boys participated and ea rn ed lhe Knick footba ll award: Demi, Jantz, Kane, Kliemann , Miller, D . .T., Overmyer, J. I-I., Poorma11 , Riley, Robinson, Smith , A. J., Walson, Bingley, and Werth. Mr. Ward was th e Knick coach. LOWER SCHOOL CELEBRATES HALLOWE'EN WITH PARTY

Lower Sc hool's annual Hallowe'en parly was held in the White Hall recreation room on Tuesday, October 28. b 1 The room was gaily cecorated y Yaney, Coughlin, Haa s, P. N., and Strawbridge, D. J. Montgomery won first prize for th e best costume, Overmyer, E. E. seco nd. SIXTH GRADE

Firsl row Ueft to right): Bash, D., l\.fcCaJeb, Eagl e, Scallan , Kin sley, Butn er, J ensen, Kelclcn· ick, A. D. Seco nd row: S tone, Tomlinso n, D. W ., Hutchins, R edd el, Bockbrader, !\foe, T . R., McClenclon. Third row: .l on lz, Cooke, G. R ., McNe il , J. T., Poorman, S tee l.

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AL the clo c of the 1958 (oolball seaso n the Fifth and Sixth graders, under the supe rvi sion of Mr. Haas, had an exc iting six-game soccer seri es. Although practically every ga me was a nip and tuck baule, " L" Company eme rged victorious with a 5-] record. J enscn and Steel captained the "L" Company sq uad , and Tomlinson, D. W. and McCaleb were co-ca ptains for "M" Company. Outstanding players for "L" Co mpan y were: Bockbrader, Keldenick, Eagle, Mc· Neil, J. T., Moe, Sca lla n, Rahe, and Farish. For "'M" Company th e brunt of the action was carri ed by: Cooke, C. R. , Poorman, Butner, Jontz, Hutchins, Reddel, Hlaclun , R.. and Grum me. BOAR'S HEAD PROGRAM

U nder the supervision of Mr. Downs, th e Lower School ch o ir a nd others participated as follows Lo make th e Boar's Hea d program a s uccess: a trumpet tri o by Cadets Wheaton, Fo Ler, and Miller, R. Following the choir ca me the yule log ca rri ed in by Bash, R. M., Polo, Snapp, Bmger, C., and Chor. FIFTH GRADE

first rnw <l efl lo 1·ight) : 1-lladun, H. lJ., Clark, Mo rton, Crnnnne, Kendall , B. B. Seco nd row: Overmyer, E. E., Sh id ler, P. \V., Far ish, Rahe. Third rnw: Ollo, W. 0., Robin on, Bt1neJI.

The wassail boys were VanNatta, Rahe, Butner , McCal eb, and Moe, T. ·The Ave Maria was sung Lhi s year by McClendon , McNeil, J. T. , and McNeil, A. A. Other parts in th e Nativity Scene wer e pla yed by Bouton and Kliemann. Clark, S. R. , Grumme, Norton, and Bash, D. K. wer e slaves. Th e Lower School cad ets mad e the Boar's Head D:inn er a great success. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM

Boys wh o parti cipated in Lbe Chri stmas pr ogram in the Lower School wer e members of th e fifth and sixth grad es, in addition to the band members and 1)iano stud ents. Boys who took speaking parts wer e Cad ets Hladun , R. , Scallan , Robinso n, Grumme, Clark, S. R. , K endall, Shidl er , Bash, D. K. , Keld enick, Moe, T. R. , SLeel, Cooke, G. R. , l-futcbins, McCaleb, P oorman , Recldel, Morton, Farish, Hill , T. H. , Overm yer , E. E. , Rahe, J ensen, Bockbrad er , Eagle, Tomlinson , D. W., Kinsley, Butner, McClendon , Mc eil, J. T ., Stone, and .T 011lz. Music sludents wh o played the piano for the program were Cadets Scallan , Kendall, Crippen, Hill , T. H., and Yan ey. Member s of th e band wer e Cad ets Arnold , Eagle, Hardin , McCaleb, To mlinson , D. W. , Kin sley, Butn er , Stone, Cla rk, S. R. , Morton, Van Aman, D. .P., Deml, Ove rm yer , E. E. , and Ove rm yer , J. H . LINCOLN'S DAY PROGRAM

Th e boys who look part in th e Lin coln 's Da y Prog ram h eld at Blake Hall were Cad ets Arn old , Bash , R. 1., Cou ghlin , Haas, P . N., Hardin , Poto , R aach , Sclrnl er , Snapp, and Trippeer.

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This year th e Lower Varsity Basketball Leam go t off to a bad start, but put on a urprising fini sh b y becoming the runner-up in the Counl y T ourn ament. In the tournam ent, th e first g ame, Lower upset Shipshewana-Sco tt b y Lhe sco re of 33 to 18. Th e second gam e, Lo wer outpla yed So uth Milford by the scor e of 34, Lo 19. Tn th e final game of th e tournament, H owe pla yed Lima, who had beaten th e L ower b y 20 points durin g Lh e r egular season. The game was won b y Lima, 35 to 28, in a ver y good game. Members o"f th e team wer e guard s Wilhneng, Haas, P. N. , Strawlwidge, D. J. , forward s Funk, Beami sh, Farver , Bouton, and Waltz, and ce nter s Renick and Bowm a n. Mr. Poljak was th e Varsily basketball coach. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL

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The basketball race end ed in a ti e with th e " L" Upper team winning 6 and losin g 1, and th e "L" Lower team winnin g 1 and losing 6. The o utstandin g individual was Schuler and he was also hi gh scor er. The foll owin g boys participated and earn ed th e White award in basketball: Bash, R. M. , Coughlin , Crippen, Fari sh, Haas, F . R. , Mc eil , J. T. , Moe, Raach, Schul er, and Van Aman , D. P . Mr. Du ggan was the Kni ck b asketball coach.

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"M" Company, the Knicks The basketball race end ed in a tie with th e " M" U pper team losing six and winning on e, and th e " M" L ower team winnin g six and losin g on e. Outstandin g individuals were Samnik for the " M" Upper , and J ontz for th e " M" Lower. Th e following boys parti cipated and earn ed th e Kni ck award in ba sketball: Bingley, Chadwick, Grumm e, I-lladun , L. J., Hladun , R. D., Hutchins, Jontz, Kane, Kli emann , Miller , D. J ., Montgomery, Overm yer , J. H. , Robin son, Samnik, S hidl er , Smith, A. J., Smith , G. A ., Tomlinson , D. W. , Tuhhs, and W erlh. Mr. Ward was th e Knick coach.

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This year co mpel 1L1 on was slrong between th e Lwo compani es " L " and "M" for the winner in the Le nten Mite Box co ntributi ons. IL was so close th a L "M" a t th e ve ry last minute bea t '"L " Co mpa ny h y two dolla rs. Th e g rand total surpassed las t year's Lop a mount by $2.00, to ma ke a to ta l of $122.00. lt was a real co ntesl a nd congratu. la tions to all the cadets. F a ther J ennings, on Wednesday ni g ht, April 22, Loo k winn ers of Lh e Lenten Mite Box Co ntest, " M" Co mpa ny Hill and J a ntz, and " L " Co mpan y Moe, T. R ., and Haach Lo dinner in th e Bri ck House in La Gra nge, Indian a. 'Th ey r eporled a fi ne dinn r a nd eveni ng. ACOLYTES

There was a large numbe r of acolytes se rving durin g the yea r a t the alta r with Fa t her .l ennin gs. The acolytes we re: Arn old , Straw brid ge, D. J. , H aas, P. N., H!lrd in , R aac h, P o to, lfo ulon, Va n A ma n, D. P ., Scallan , Chor , J ontz, Mc eill, A. A., Over· mye r, ]. H., Rohin o n, a mnik, Werth, Hill, T . H., B urge r , C. D. , Coo ke, G. R. , S lone, Je n ·e n. wh o ser ved a l the 9:4.5 E uchari st ever y S und ay a t th e Lower School Se r vi e. THE LOWER SCHOOL HERALD STAFF

T he Lower Schoo l Herald StafI did a fin e jo b of rep ortin g the news fr o m the no rlh end of Lh e ca mp us thi s year. T hi s is entirely a n exlrac urri cula r acti vity, but the slaff gave its Lim e willing ly. Bill Ya ney did a n exce llenl job as ed itor , a nd George Raac h, Geo rge Smith , Rick Bash, Pete Co ug hlin, .Jon Trippeer, and Phil H aas ' ere Lhe ha rd wo rlcing reporters. Bob Arn old was typisL. a nd Mrs. Downs the fac ulty aclv i er. T orn Schuler join ed Lhe staff in Lh e spr in g and co ntri buted his share fr om Lhen on. Th e year end ed wtih a pi cnic and movi e part y. DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS

T he Drnrn aml Bu gle Co rps is mad e up of Lowe r Sch ool musicians. A volunla ry, selecl g roup, these yot'.rn g mu sicians rehearse twice a week thro ug ho ut the schoo l yea r, and play fo r sp rin g and fa ll Wedn esda y evenin g re lrea ts, as well as perfo rming at various olher school and campus fun cti o ns. They accompan y the ba nd to So uth Bend each yea r to appear in the a nnual Arm y Day Pa ra d e, and appear locall y in para des sponso red by civic or ga ni za ti ons. Mem bers of the Drum a nd Bugle Corps thi year w er e : Bu glers: Bash, D. K., Butn er, Haas, F . R .. Kinsley, M iller , D. J., Moe. T . R. , O vermyer, E. E., Overm ye r, J. H. , P oto, Redclel, Stone, T omlin so n, D. W. , a nd Willme ng. Drummers were : Arn old, Cooke, G. R., Demi, Hutchins, Jensen, Jontz, Kelde nick, McNeil , A. A ., Miller , D. l"., Mueller , P oo rma n, W erth, Burge r, C. D. , and Clark, S. R. Mr. T allma n is th e director of the Drum a nd Bugle Corps. LOWER SCHOOL BAND

The Lowe r Schoo l ba nd is made up of instrumenta l students, meeting once a week fo r r ehearsal. The ba nd plays for th e a nnu al Lower Sch ool Chri stmas Party. Mr. Ta llman is the directo r. Members of the ba nd thi s yea r were: Cadets Arn old, Eagle, Hard in , McCaleb, T o mlinso n, D . W. , Kinsley, Butner , Ston e, Cla rk, S . R ., Morto n, Va n Ama n, D . P ., Demi, Overm ye r, E. E ., Overm yer, J. H ., a nd Otto. HORSEBACK RIDING

Mr. and Mrs. Robins011 ha ve been i n ch ar ge of the riding program of the L ow er Sch ool thi s year.

The cadets are given instruction in h orsemansh ip, the care, h andlin g and general rnanagcment of the hor se. Also they a re ins tructed in equ estation , the ability to mount, ride in proper position . and , fo r more capable cadets, jumping th e horse and trick ridin g. The cadets from " L" Company in the rid in g sch ool were Bockbracler, Chor, Eagle, Jensen, lan e, Kinsley, McDo ugal. Pa nger e, Poorman, Riley, Steel, Trippecr, Wa rd , and McClend on. " !VI " Compa ny riders were Beam ish , Butn er , Chadwick, Farver. Kalenda . Koester, Over rn yer, £. E., Overm ye r, J. 1-T. . Rob inson, Snapp, Tomlinson. D. W., Watso n. and }fotchins. DANCING

Miss Madele in e Mu rp hy in stru cted the Lower cadets in Ba llr oom Dancin g. Th ey learn ed the basic ballroom steps, the classic walt:r., [ox tro t, Bebop and man y forms of Lat in-America n dan ces. At th e final party th e winn ers of the da nce co mpetition were: Crippen, McNei l, J. T., and Bash, R . The stud ents were: Bash, D. K., Bash, H. H. , Butzbaugh, Chor, T. Clark, S. R. , Colocas ides, Cri ppen, Hardin , Haworth, Kingsley, McNei l, J . T. , Morton, Pangere, Schul er, Smith , lVI. J. , Steel, Ward, Bouton , Butner, Cooke, G., Farver , Jontz, f alenda, McBrearty, Overmyer, Poorm a n, H.edd cl, Rob inson, Sco nce, Shidler, P. W., Smith , C. A., S napp, Watson, T. R. LOWER SCHOOL VARSITY TRACK

The Lower Vars ity Track tea m for the ] 95Q season is ve ry prom 1sm g. W iLh approximately 20 boys out for trac k, th ere are q ui te a few good runner s. Thi s fin e nu cleus of runn ers should co mpensate fo r a weakness in th e fi eld events. Reichelt, Bowman , Butzba ugh , Best, Funk, Waltz, Bingley, Haas, P. N., and Willm eng wi ll co mpri ~e a tea m of very goo d sprinters. Schuler, a nd Reni ck will take th e lea d in the middle di stance run s, wi th the aid of Cooper , Hardin , Panger e, Miller, D. F., Trippeer, Kane, a nd Werth. Othr.r members of th e tea m are Smith, A. J., Bash, R. M., Lee, Samnik, Deml, Farver, and Chadwick. Mr. Wa rd is the coach . Th e Lower Varsity Track team wo n its fi r st meet of th e seaso n wi th an impressive 75 poin ts to LaGrange's 43, and Brighton 's 31. OutHanclln g performers were Bowman and Reichelt who collec ted 26 of th e tota l 75 points, and also ran on the winning 4.4.0 yard r elay tea m. Oth er very good performances were by S ·huler, Haas, P . N., Butr.baugh, Willm eng, Waltz, Best, aud H.enick. Mr. Ward has very hi gh hopes o f winning the first co unty Jun ior Hi gh track championship sin ce 1956. VARSITY BASEBALL

The outlook for 1950 is promisin rr with a turnout of 40 boys. Th e promi sing hoys are Haas, P . N., Bo uton , Tubbs, and Coughl i n in th e infi eld . Leading ca ndi da tes for the outfield posilions a re Arn old , Tuoh y, F unk and Bowman with Willmeng as th e ca tchin g prosp ect. Waltz and Yaney round out the team as leading pitching cand idates. Mr. Du gga n is th e Varsi ty Baseball coach. THE CAVALIERS

lt was very diffi cult to narrow the membership o f the 1958-59 Cavali er Drill Team down to 18 members and 10 alternales. Keen competiti on and actual ability were di s· played. Th e 18 member s presented a prog ram of intri ca te drill on Mother s' Day , Ca mpers' Day and on Commencement Day and were hi ghly praised . . Drill team members were: Reich elt, Strawbridge, D. , Bowman, Dearing, Haas, P. N., J aseph, Poto, Va n Ama11, R. , Arn old , Willmeng, Funk, Sanm ik, Mi ller, D. F. , Hardin , Werth , Kli emann , Raach and Best. Alternates wer e : Bouton, Coughlin , Chadwick, Haas, F. R. , McClendon , Burger , McNeil, A. A., Deml, and Van Aman , D. P .

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20 yd. free _______ Bowman, Smi Lh , C. 40 yd . butter[ly ___ Funk, Smith, A. J. 60 yd. fr ee ___ Sm ith , G., Strawbridge 4.0 ycL back ____ _____ Beamish, Coxon 40 yd. free ____ Bowman, Strawbridge 4.0 yd. breasL ___ Beamish, Montgomery 60 yd. indi v. Medley . Funk, SmiLh , A. J.

4.0 yd . buLterfly ____________ Haas 60 yd. fre e ------------ Brach , Hardin 40 yd . back _______________ Mueller 40 yd . free -------- __ Pangere, Reichelt 4,() yd. breast -------- Hardin , Mueller 60 yd. indiv. Medley ___ Arnold , Haas

BETA LAMBDA SIGMA

The biggest academic honor of the sch ool is the election Lo Lhe Beta Lambda Sigma. The Cum Laude Society of Lhe Lower. A formal initiati on of the eighth grade boy was held in the li ving room under direction of Father Jennings, Mr. Merrell, Mr. Haas, Mr. Poljak, and the president, Strawbridge, D. J. The cadets initiated eighth Grade Coughlin , McBrearty, Ch or and Ya ney. Seventh graders initiated were Bouton and Willmeng. Sixth grad ers wer e McClendon, and McNeil, J. T. The fifth graders were Hladun , It D. , Overmyer , E. E., and Rahe. On Monday, June 1st the initi ation was held at th e Summer School Park and all boys received this informal initiation regardless o ( grade. A:fter the initiation there was a big steak roast for the cadets initiated, for Father Jenn in gs and his assistants, Mr. Haas, Mr. Poljak, old members, and faculty members. On the 25Lh of May, the glorio us Lower Picnic was h eld- out at Cedar Lake. In Lhe early morning, a group of cadets on bikes and oth er gro ups in trucks we11L Lo Lhe hi storic pi cnic g rounds. There were athletic events, games, sw imming, boating, and heavy appetites for the noon lunch. Fatigued and pretty well sunburned the c rowd was glad to return to the Lower. On Ascension Day , " M" and "L " Companies compeLecl

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Here are so me of the people who a re charged with the responsibility ot aom1111"'"' '. ing the varied activiti es of the Lower Sch oo l. Mr. Poljak, (upper left), cl i rector of a thle tics at th e Lower, gives o ne of hi s track· men some advice ; Mrs. Aikm a n dispenses vitamins to a cadet (upper r ight ); Major Strawbridge is doubtless r ega ling some of the cadets with s tori es of hi s prowess as a fisherman (lower le:ft), while Mr. Merrell, Ilower ri ght) , "ch ecks th e record''.

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Th e Cadet Choir of 36 voices fo rms an importan t seg ment in the r eli g ious life of Howe School, and is responsible for leading the singing of the Corps in the daily E ven· song services, as well as provi ding the service music· fo r the 11 :00 Sund ay Choral E ucharist. Plain so ng, the a nc ient uni so n mus ic of the hi stori c Ghurch has now beco me established as the normal service music of the Sund ay Eu chari st, a nd its use in the liturgy co ntinues to grow with th e in cr eased developm ent of th e cho ir. Special occasions such as Easter, F oun der 's Day, Moth er's Day and Co mmencem ent give opportunity for offerings of special mu sic by the choir. W orks by H oller , Healy Willa n and Rowley have been heard this year. Th e 21st a nnu al process ion o.f the Boa r's Head at Chri stma s time, provided the first opportunity to perform outside the co nfines o.f the church ser vices. On th e Sun day after Easter, the choir travelled to Fort W ay ne fo r its yearl y visit to Trinity Chmch ther e, wher e it sa ng th e service. Thi s was th e 12th a nnu al " Howe Day" th ere, and F r. Murphy was the pr eacher. On April 24., a group of 25 ch oir members journeyed to Kalamazoo fo r the annual choir fes ti val of St. Luke's Church of tha t city. The choir and acolytes were g uests of the women of St. Mark's parish fo r the annu a l pie feed h eld at the P ari sh House in Febru ary. Thi s is always an eagerly awaited event. Mr s. Ral ph Curtis, the ch oir mother , has given m ost gener ously and unselfishly of her time, to insure that the choir is well-groomed at all times. Much credit must belong to her fo r the excellent appearance of the group. Mrs. Haglind, the substitute organist, has gr aciously pinch-hit for Mr. Miller at the or gan on occasion thr ou ghout the year.

Front rnw (l e ft to ri ght ) : Chor, S tree te r, ' trawbrid gc, R. A., S wan , \Vatso n, St. Bernard. Sr rnnd row : Cni: . H.a rri so n. Schmidt , Burton , Sco tt, Cross, Bo ldin g, Low ther.

Howe ha alwa ys h a d a s plendid gr oup of cacl eLs wh o are eager Lo serve h e r altars. This yea r ha s b een no e, ce pLi o 11. After a period uf training as probaLiun er s and wh e11 able Lo pass th e r equired lcsls, probati o ners a re r eceived into th e Ord er o f t. VincenL, Lh e national g uild fo r servers. Th e ord e r of SL Vincent is affiliaLed with other national An gelican se1·ve rs' guilds hence membe r · s hare in an inLernationa l, worldwid e fellowship. Member ship in the Ord er of St. Vin cenL is th e highest honor a warded lo acoly tes and is b estowed 11 0 L onl y 011 the bas is of kn o wl edge but also of faiLhfuln ess and profi c i ncy as well .

First row (le-fl to ri ght ): Hardin, S trawbridge, D., Yancy, Cooke, G.R., Raach, Haa•, P., Poto, McNeil , A. A., Sa mnik. Second row: Miller, D . .T ., Haas, F., Sca llan , J ont~. J ensen , lvluellc r. Third row: S napp, .Taseph, VanAman , D. P., Hill , Chor , T ., Fr. J ennings, Burger, C. D., Over111 ycr. J., Werth, Arnold , Moe, T.

Each yea r a fi11 e gro up of Lower Scho ol cadets is trained by Fr. J ennings in the work of serving th e altar . This year Cadets Douglass and Lowther of th e Upper School have assisted in this work. These acolytes serve at all Lower School services both on S unda ys and week clays and by the encl of the sch ool year display a remarkable proficiency. As a rule, when Lower servers enter the Upper Sch ool they con tinue their serving a nd ultimately become members of the Order of St. Vincent when they have reached the required age and fulfilled the other requirements of the Order.

Firs l r11w ( le r1 10 righl): Morton , Scal lan, Moe, T. R. Seco nd row: S hidl e r, Mc c il, J . T., \Vallers, Cooke, C. IL McClcndnn.

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The Rev. Darwin Kirb y of St. George's Church, Schenectady, N. Y., (upper left) , was a special preacher al St. James' Chapel in January and the Rev. L ynford Ey1 ..ick of St. Paul's Church, LaPorle, was a guest pr eacher in March, ( upper center). The Rev. Dorn Patrick, 0 . S. 13., relurned in the fall as a special preacher and the Rev. Ben· ja rnin Lavey of St. John 's, Sturgis, preached 011 Trinity Sunday. Other preachers during the year includ ed Lhe " regulars",-Bishop Mallett, Fr. Murphy and Fr. Jen· nings, (lower center). Mr. Miller, organ isl and choirmaster, (upper right) , produced an excellent choir this year. Cadet Swan, (l ower left) , was Head Acolyte and Cadet Douglass, (lower right), was Sacristan.

First row ( le.f l 10 ri ght ) : Col. Harlin , Co l. Buulon , Cap I. Oe vauny, Col. Liul c. Seco nd row: Capt. Moore, Cap l. Cowl es, Sg1. R eed, Sg l. .l\fo n1 g;o rn ery. Third rnw: Sg l. Gibso n, Ma j. Strawbrid ge, Sg;1. J ase ph.

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S uperintend ent ----------------------------------------Colon.el Burrell 13. 80111011 Ass is tant Superintend ent -------------------- --·----- ·----- __ ll. Colonel Frank Little, Jr. P. M. S. & T. -------------------------------------- ___ ------------ Lt. Colonel C. R. H11rli11 Co mman dant --------------------------------------------- _____ .. ___ Major Jam es S. Merrill Band Direclor _ ------------------------ Mr. R oy E . Tallm a11 TACTICA L 0FflCEllS

Co 111pany "A" ______ Captain Th omas Moor e Co mpa ny "B " ____ Ca ptain Lawrence Cowles Co mpany "C" ------ Capt.ain Earl /J eva1111 y Sen ior Class ------ Mast er Sergeant }ase ph Sophom ore Class __ --- Sergeant I le Gibso11 Junior Class -··-------- Lt. Col. C. R. Harlin Fres hman Class __ Sergeant 1/c Montgom ery Acco untant --------- -------·· ----------------------------------------------- Sergeant. Reed RiAe Team In siru cl.ors ---------------------- Lt . Col. C. R . Harl in and Sergeant 1/c Montgom ery

F'irst row (l e ft to right): Ma nton , Sryfcrth , . wan. Seco nd row: S t. Lo11is, .l11hnson , Harrin gto n , R easin, l'anl.

Battali o n Commander __

------------- _______ Cadet Major Charles A. Seyfertli

Batta li on Adjutant __ __

_ ___ ---------------- Cadet Captain Thomas G. Manton

Battali on lntelli ge 11 ce Officer ------------ ··---------- Cadet lt. Timothy T. Swan Batta li on Opera tion s Officer ___ ·---------------------- Cadet Lt. Hugh l. Reasin Battalion Suppl y Officer --------------- ·----------- __ Cadet Lt. Robert l. Paul Ballalion Sergea nt Major ____ ------------- Cadet Sergeant Lloyd E. Harrin gton Band Commander (deta ch e d ) -----------·--- ------- Cadet lt. Charles V. St. Louis Assistant Band Commander (detac hed l _____ Cadet Sergecu1t 1 I c Thomas W . f ohnso11

FIRST PLATOON COMPANY "A"-

F'irsl row (le[I lo riglt1): Danley, W. D., St. Bernard, Gardnrr, Matthews, Basse ll , Meye r, Fe11dcr, Rasmu ·se n. Second row: Spi tler, J. B., Levy, Over , Funk, J. W., Huhly, orman, Cur rin , To111lin 5011, 0. D. Third row: Root , Coy, Huestis, Gearhart, G lynn, Payne, Vo<lra7.ka . Fourth row: O'Bri en, Lockart, McCanlcy, Cross, H.e rrick , Fos t('r, Bou c hard. Fifth row: Bolding, Leff, Poggcmeycr, Dian, Schmidt , Busick. SECOND PLATOON COMPANY "A"-

Firs t row (left lo ri g ht ): Feck, S tree ter , Crawford, S torer, Ka llm an n, \Vibe], W ilcox, Douglas>, Danley, R. W. Second row: Kicb, Hallowe ll , Bu chholtz, Brnadwell, E . H. , Win egar, R . C., P earso n, Ki11g. Thfrcl row: Swanson, Schn e id er, Hann , Glenn, Harsc hfe ld , Adams, R e ichard . l<'o urth row : Lowe, LoGrippo, ·walker, Shidle r, S lat myer, Ru sh, Emerson, Jones, R. E.

Firs! ruw (lcf r to rigli r) : Burnham , Sc hl c111an, Gona' Second row: Brown , R. S., Prete, Hornicz.

COMP ANY "A"

IPA Y COMMA DEH _______________________ Cadet

l~XECUTIVE OFFICER- ______________________ _ Cadet

Capt. Steven E. Schle111a11 Lt. Roy B. Ganas

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Cadet Lt. Stewa rt R. Brow11

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Cadet Lt. David T. Homicz

FmsT SEHGEANT __________. ____

------------- Cadet M/Sgt. Frederick S. Burnham

FIRST PLATOON COMPANY "B"-

Firsl row (l e ft lo righl): hor, Lin ek, Strawbridge, R. A., Popi ], Wa lson, A. M., Funk, C. .J ., Bluek. Second row : Ln cia , Ba hl , Soul hward , McCull y, Broachwll , .I. \V. , An sled. T hird row: Graf, Kf' nd all , Wood lr•y, Hell on , Gregor y. Fnmlh row: lVl' ill c1·, R. F., oye, Vi ck lun d, 0110 , R. L. , Harri Ron , Hurleau , Be lk e.. rif1h row: Baggolt , Blu h, Krake, F'rreman , Orl ow, Morri R.

SECOND FLATOON COMPANY " B"-

Fi rs l rnw (left lo 1·igh1 I: Hunly, U. L. , McCu en, S pill er, R. W., Wi lson , Win egar , R. A., Wal son. M. F., Va ughn , Ho oe, l'luus, '!.'. Second rnw: Seymour , Boney, Lumas, Cal lowa y, Poll , "turk , R. \V. , Marshall , Bennett. Third row: Earl , Krnsc, Kerr, Cibson, Frei , Vonasch, Howard , A nderson. Fo11r1 h row: Me11 lin g, Mo c, P., Wau gh, Ke ll er, T o bin, Prchli k, Tranter.

F'irsl ro w llrft lo ri glll ): H ~ rdy , N. F., Lc Hoi1p , S111 t.: kcy. Scco 11d row: Reus, Inn es, JVlorrisnn .

COMPANY "B"

CoM !'ANY

COMMAND EL _. ___ ___________________ Cadet

EXECUTIVE OFFICER ________ ------------ _____ PLATOON LEADER

Capt. Fredericlc Fl. l eHeu.p

Cadet Lt. /Jo11ald M. SttLck eJ'

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Cadet Lt. Leman F. R.etis

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FIRST PLATOON COMPANY "C"-

Fi rs l row (] e ll lo r ight ): 13arna hy, Nagel, K el deni ch, .T. A., Swa rt zel, Saras, lcG uirc, Cox, B11rnet1. Scoll . eco nd row: Wal ter s, Walk in shaw, Lowther, Broadwell , J. C.. \Vy ncoop, K irkdorfer, Sn ook, Haws. T hi rd row : C 11Lh ma nn, Scovi ll e, Dav ies, McDa niel , N issley, Braasch, Brown, R. A ., S hPrr in. Fo 11 rlh row: Yo un gda h l, Sie be rt. T ruitt , Ma rlindill , Warne r, \.at 1n it z. Ec kr rl , Mar tin, Arent. Clarke.

SECOND PLATOON COMPANY "C "-

F irs l row (Je ll lo rig ht ): Xunde rs, P il aar, lVUlls, Vo n W iega nd , Tay lor, Lock ha rt , \Vno lt> ry, Ko lar ik, MucQ 11 a ig. Second row: Bl u me, A nderson, .f. W., Hem mi nger, Eagan , Rrud ic. T hird row: Ware, K 11 rap , J ones, B. A., K ul p, Gr e ig, Derr , Ber go, Bro di e. Fo 11 r1h row : Os tcrin k, Li ttl e , B ulmuh n , Molt, K insey, Bon ne ll , Br ownt>l l.

l'Hs l row 1ldL lo ri g ht J : S n yd er, Bu rgtlr , Bu ll an tin c. Second row: Ludwi g, Parsch, All e n.

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Cadet Capt. Robert L. Bll,rgcr Cadet Lt. Thomas K . Ballantine Lt. W i/liam D. A llen

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COMPANY "L" Compa ny Co111111under _____ __ _ _________________ Cadet Executive Ofliccr_ _____________ _ _____ -------- C(ldet Firsl Sergea nt -------------------------- __ ------ Cadet Firsl Platoon Lende r -------------------------··---- Cadet St:co nd P'latoon Leader ·-------------- ------ _ Cadet Guidon Bearer_ ________________ ------- ---- _________ Cadet

Captain R eichelt Lt. Jas eph Sfc. Bes t Lt. Haas, P. N. M!Sgt. Arnold . gt . Coughlin

COMPANY "M" Co mpany Command er ----------------------- ______ Cadet Executive e>Hicer_________ ___ ·--------- ----------- Cadet Fir ·t Sergeant ·------------------------------------- Cadet Firs! Plat oo n Lt:acl er ------------------------ ------ C(ldet Seco nd Platoo n Leader --- _ ·---------------- ___ Cadet C11iclon Bearer__________________________ ------------ Cadet

Firs t row ( ic!1 lo ri ght): Coxo n, Van Aman, R. B.. S trawb rid ge, D. J ., Poto, Dem· ing. C11idon bearer : \\lcrlh.

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Fir t ro w (l d t to right ): Bas h, D., Lee, Mort on, Cla rk, Ward , Chor, T ., Pan gerc, Farish, Haas, P. . Second row: la rk , D. D., J ense n, Scallan , Ha as, F. R. , Rahe, K eld eni c k, A. D. , Kin s ley, K endall , B. 1:1., Eu.. le. Third ro w: Willm cn n-.. McC le ndon , Haworth, Boc kbr ad er , Mill er, D. I•., Crippen, S mith , M. J ., Yaney.

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Fir trow (l eft to ri g ht ) : Van Aman , D. P., Mu e ll er, Moe, T. R ., Burre ll , TrippetJr , Bus h, R. , Bal · Jantin c, P. R. , Arnold . 'cco nd row : McNe il , A. A., Burkley, S teel, Coo k, J. A. , Co locasides, Sclwl er , Mc Neil , J. T. Third row: Butzba ug h, Coo per , Re ni ck, Tu oh y, Hardin , Bes t.

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Firsl row Ue£ t to righl ): H lad un , R . D., M i1 ch ell , P ierce, Grnmme, :M cCaleb, Overmyer, E. E., Butn er, Bur•"cr, C. D., Stone, Coxon. Seco nd row: S hi dl er, Reddc l, Hill, Hul c hin s, Sco nce, .Tonl z, Otto, W. 0., Tomlinso n, D. W., Wat on, T. I{. T hird row : Cooke, C. R., Snapp , Rob inson , T u bbs, Poorma n , Kane, Bou to n, Deml. SECOND PLATOON COMPANY "M" -

F irsl row i lef l Lo 1·ight ) : Kli ema nn, R il ey, Over mye r, .l . I-I. , Miller, U . .1., Mon tgomer y, :McDo ugal, Kalcnda , Deer in g. Seco nd row: Koester, S mi th, G. A., Wall z, F un k, .T . P., H lad un, L. ] ., Sm ilh , A. J. T hird row: tlnw ma n, Farver, Bingley, Beami sh, Sa rnni k, McBrearly.

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The band, under the able direction of Mr. Roy J. Tallman , continu ed to grow in ize and at the same time, improved in playing ability. In addition to performing its primary function of playing at th e parades, the band contributed to the support of the Howe teams by playing at many of the games, including some off-campus games. It also performed at a number of exhibitions, including the All-Band Day at Purdue University and a mass concert at E lkhart under the direction of H owarcl Barlow.

~he banhd , comm~ndedfl?Y Lt. CdhRarlbes VH. St. ~ouis,f wit!~ LL.hThlom.as wf. Jhoh,'!~on serving as t e executive o icer an o ert eust1s per ormrn g t e c ut1es o t e .' 1rst Sergeant, continued its system of challenging for positions. During the year, the band held a number of parties, something all the members of the band hope will become a permament thing. Also during the year the band began wearing the Shakoos as part of th eir uniform. Next year the band hopes to add cross belts lo their uniform.

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The Drum and Bu gle Corps, directed by Mr. Ro y J. Tallman , has now co mpleted its fifth successful year. The Corps, a select group of volunteers from th e Lower School, practices twice a week throug hout the sc hool year. Th ey play at various parades and at special events during the yea r. Among these performances were appearances at Founder's Day, at Mother's Day, and at Government inspection. In addition to these performances, the Corps performed al th e South Bend Armed Forces Day Parade. At all these performances the Corps did a ver y fin e job and made a fine impression.

Firs l row (le f1 10 ri ghl ): B ur ger , Ma ni o n, Scyfc rlh , Sc hl ema n , LcH e 11p. Seco nd ro-il': Bro wn , R. S., A lle n, H on1i ci , Swa n. T hird ro w : Morriso n , Co nas, Reas in , Balla n Lin e, S 111c ke y. F ourth row : S t. Lo ui , Ludwig. P a ul, J ohnson , RP11s.

The Sword and S hi eld is composed of all the commiss ioned offi cers of the Upper Sch ool. The purpose of thi s organizati on is to unite th e Admini stration and th e Cadet Corps, by serving as a liasion h etw ee11 the tw o bodi es. The group m et dur in g the yea r whenever th er e was a co mmon problem th at needed a solution . The faculty members of the group were Col. Bouto n, Mr. Kelly, Col. Harlin , Col. Little, and Maj. Merrill. This yea r's chairman was Maj . Seyferth, the Battali on Command er , and Capt. Manton, the Adjutant, served as the secr etar y for the gro up.

First row (l e ft lo r ight. ): Hardy, Snyder , Co l. Bou ton , Harrin g lon , Da nley, R. C. Seco nd row: MacQ 11 a ig, Sco ll , R as rn11 ssc11, Block, Bnrnh a m.

I The No n-Co m's Club operated again thi s year, doing a very effi cient j oh. The N.C. O. Club, fo rmed on the sa me principl e as the Sword and Shi eld, ser ved as a gobetween fo r bo th the Admin istra tion and th e Corps. Meetin g bi -monthl y with Col. Bouton, th e club di sc ussed any problems that arose durin g the yea r co ncerning the Corps. Also meeting with th e club was the Officer of the Day, wh o passed on a ny worthwhile suggesti ons th a t he felt the Sword a nd Shield should di scuss. The chairma n of th e or ganiza ti on, whi ch is composed of the first ser gea nts and platoon sergeants of each compan y plus the Ser geant Maj or , was M/ Sgt. Earl Ha rrington, the Sergeant Ma jor, while M/ Sgt. Carl Snyde1· kept the minutes.

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Sea ted ( left lO right): Burger, Buchholtz, Reasin , Hard y, Swan. Sta ndin g: Col. Bonton, Mr. Kelly, Mr. G lenn , Mr. Tucker, Fr. Jennings, Mr. S lat er.

With the rise of academic standards at Howe, the membership of both the faculty and cadets in the Cum Laude, the nati onal honor society, has grown steadily. To qualify for membership in the Cum Laude, a cadet must have a 3.00 hi gh school average for at least six semesters of work and must be recommended for membership by the Superintende11t and the h eadmaster on the basis of character and co urses taken during high school. A master is selected for membership on the basis of length of residence at Howe, and whether or not it is felt that he stimulates the mind s of the studen ts in his course. Cadets Burger and Swan became members of this organization during the 1957-58 Commencement program, while cadets Buchholtz, Hardy, N. F., and Reasin were selected for membership shortly after spring vacation in 1959. Although this organization is not an active one on campus, it is a fine example of the development of Howe into a complete school.

Seu Led (l eft to r·ig ht ): Brrrger , l'l'lr. K ell y, Swan , Di a n. ' tandin g: H aas, T. , H e mmin ger.

Thi s yea r Lh e Alph a Delta Tau was one of Lhe s mallest and most elite orga ni zations on the camp us. The high slalu s of this yea r's club was a r efl ecti on on Lh e hi gher sta ndards set by the school, a nd also by the ADT. This yea r Lhe ADT ad ded a new req uirement fo r entrance to the orga nization, whi ch th e club feels will make Lhe organization carr y greater weig hl. The new sta ndard requires th ose who have earned three h onor cards, and who a re therefore eli gible fo r the club, to co ntinu e to earn honor cards th ro ughout the year unlit the fo rmal initiati on, which is held in May. As usual the members of the ADT enj oyed the pri vileges of the organiza ti on. These privileges included sleeping in on S unda y morning, eating in the ca nlcen on Sa turday evening, and leaving at F rida y noon when going on weekends. This year Lhe ADT was head ed by President Bob Burger. He was ass isted by Tim Swan, Lhe Vice-President, and Dave Block, the Secretar y and Treasurer. Mr. Kelly served as the F aculty Adv iser , and should be g ive n c redit fo r much of the year 's achi eve ments.

Sea led (lefl lo right): McNeil , J. T., Yaney, MeBearly, Co ughlin, S trawbrid ge, D., Bo111on. S1a ndin g: Mr. Poljak. Mr. Haas, Chor , T ., Overmyer, E., Willrneng, Rahe, Hladun , H., Fr. Jen· nings, Mr. Merrell.

The Lower School honor society, Beta Lambda Sigma , was founded to promote and stimulate high scholarship among the Low'er cadets. Cadets below the eighth grade are members in co urse and must keep their records up to r eceive the dipl oma of the society when they grad uate from th e Lower to the Upper School. ,

Members must maintain an academic average of " B" with at least one subject "A" and two s ubj ec ts "A" - with no grade below "B." They mu st also maintain "A" co nduct and remain on par. It is quite noteworth y that all honor society bo ys do well when they go into th e Upper School.

First row (l eft to ri ght ) : Di a n , B11rt on, chmidt , Moc. P. T., Block, 011 0, R. L ., Sco ll , Bergo, Curtis, Sn yder, Mr. Po ljak . Seco nd row : S.l a tmyer , Bo uc ha rd , Lowe, Trnill , S tu ckey, LuCr ippo, Gon as, Lockh ar t, Greig, Burger, R. L. Third row : Howa rd, R eichard, Glen n, P earso n, J\ lcDa ni cls. G uth1nann , Haws, Sc hlcman, LcHc up, Swa n. l' ourlh row : Ma nton , Eaga n, Burnell , He111mingP r, Arn o ld, Rose, Mills, Reichelt, S trawbrid ge, D., Coxon. r ifth row : Col. Lit tle, Col. Bo uto n, Cap t. Cow les, Ca pt. Deva nn y, Mr. Yin gling, M r. S la ter, Mr. Wem.el, fr. H aas, Mr. P ugin , Mr. T ucker, l\fr. T allm an .

The Old Guard s uffered a grea t loss !his yea r when Mr. Howard W. Downs, its faculty adviser , di ed. Mr. Down s organized lhe Club, and it has b een through hi s efforls that th e Old Guard has ac hi eved the p os itio n it h olds. Mr. Jaco b P oljak, a membe r of th e Old Guar d and a g radu a te of Howe, was selected as th e new fac ulty advise r. This yea r, as in the past, th e Old Guard sponso red va ri ous proj ects. Am ong th ese proj ects wer e th e cr eati on of th e Old Guard Mem ori al Park, sponsoring the Old Guard Dance, sellin g fiowers for all the formal dan ces, s ponsoring the 21st A nnual Boar's Head P rocession, and decorating the campu s al Christmas time. Also, this yea r, the Old Guard presented the Boa r's Head Procession at the Sturges Yo ung Auditorium at Sturgis, Mi chigan . This year the Old Guard was co mmanded by Bob Burger. He was assisted b.y Steve Schleman, vice-command er, and Don Stu ckey, secretary and treasurer.

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First. row tlcfl lo right): Block, Curtis, Scyfcrth, Mr. Tingl ey, Ludwig, Allen, Reu s. Second row: Nagel, Pearson , Schl eman , Hallowell, Baas, T., Buchholtz. Third row: Greig, Be rgo, Mill er, R. F., Mo e, P. T., Rose, St uckey. Four1l1 row: Inn es, Burton, Brownell, Dian , Parsch.

Thi s past yea r the Varsity "H" Club was once again one oL the most active orga ni zation s on the ca mpu s. As in the past, the club supported not only athletics, but also the many other extra-curricular activities 011 the campus. The club again gave ribbons at the swimming, wrestling, and track meets. It also sponsored pep rallies before many of the home games and served refreshments at all th e home games during the basketball seaso n. These were just a few of the many school functions to which the club willingly lent its support. The main proj ects of the club this year were the cr eation of a new front for th e gym nasium and the introduction of a new system of pledge selection. In r edecorating th e front o[ th e gym, the club added many new trophy cases and full color picture~ of cadets from Howe who have attained a state or national championship. The new method of pledge selecti on, which was composed a nd appointed after Christmas vacation , was the most important action of th e club. By thi s method of selection , the members of the club are able to maintain the honor and prestige that goes with being a Varsity " H" Club member. Thi s year's club was und er the leadership of President Andy Seyfe rth. J erry Ludwig was vice-president, Bo Allen was secretary, and Bill Curtis was treasurer, while Dave Block and Lee Reus were chairman of initiations and sergeant-at-arms, respect ively. As in the pasl, much of the credit for the Club's achievements and accomplishments should go Lo its fa culty adviser and fri end , Mr. Tingley.

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Firsl row (left lo righl): Dian, Reasin, Burton, Gibson, Mr. Pugin, Mr. Tucker, Mr. Yingling, Sey fcrth , Vonasch, Graf, Frei . Second row: Derr, Scott, Snyder, Homicz, Kurup, LoGrippo, Haws, Cross, Brodie, Gonas, Burnham. Third row: Brown, R. S., Hubly, Norman, Wat so n, A. M., Noye, Allen, Kinsey, McCully, Levy, Burger, Lockart. Fourth row: Sou thward , Popi], Wibel, Lockhart, Nagel, Swa rtzel, Taylor, Danley, W. D., Pilaar, Scoville, Huestis. Fi fth row: F unk, C. ]., Xanders.

This yea r the National Forensic League was once again on of the outstandin g organizations on campus, as well as the largest one in membership. T he local chapter, under the astute direction of Mr. Tucker, who is one of the leading speech coach es in the co untry, faced top competiti on all year long. Alth ough this year's record was not th e best one ever at Howe, the yea r to be one of hard , but rewarding work. Many cadets placed in the top five in meets that were held in th e stale during the yea r. As proof of the fin e work cadets this yea r three cadets placed in the state -fin a ls. Gonas placed second N.F.L. State, while Allen and Noye placed fifth in the State meet.

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This year, as in the past, the school sponsored two speech meets, which are among the largest held in the sta te. One of th ese was an especiall y elab ora te one, in celebrati on or th e sch oo l's 75th anniversary.

First row {left lo rig ht ) ; Swanson, Hallowell, Block, Innes, Go nas, Scott. Second rnw: Gl yn~ , Payne, Sc hl eman, Emerso n, Mr. Gates.

The Howe Herald , now completing its Slst year of publication, is ~vritten and dis· tributed weekly throughout the school year a nd the summer camping season by members of the Cadet Corps. The Herald reaches approximately 2,900 readers weekly including cadets on camp us, alumni in all parts of the country, and parents of all cadets. As a result, it is th e attempt of th e staff to publish a weekly ed ition which includes full coverage of all activities on camp us. The Co-Editors of the Herald this year were A nd y Innes and Dave Block. Other members of the editorial staff included Jay Emerson, News Editor, and Roy Gonas, Spo rts Editor. Approximately 15 Upper Sch oo l cadets and 10 Lower School cadets served as writers on the staff.

In addition to the weekly duties of publication, the Herald also sponsoi·s a contest among Upper School compani es to award a traveling trophy for the best outd oo r decoration of barracks on Founders' Day. In a national judging co ntest, the Herald was given a second place rating in the contest on the basis of content and style of each portion of the paper, suc h as ed itoria l, sports and other departments.

First row ( lef1 l o righi ) : Mrs. Down s, Yaney, Arnold. Second row: Haa s, P . N., Schnl Pr, Smill1 , A.

Th is yea r 's H erald S taff did a fin e j ob 0£ r e portin g th e events LhaL occur at th e Lower. A lth ough thi s work was purely voluntar y and Look valu able fr ee Lime, each reporter proved to be a wi lling and ab le staff member. Th e exp er ience ga in ed in writing sh ould prove invaluabl e when t hese ca dets move into the Upper Scho ol and tr y out for positi ons on th e Upper Sch ool slafT. Th e Lo wer Staff was und er th e d i recLion of Mrs. Downs, as fa culty adviser, while Cadet Ya n ey ser ved as eel itor.

First row (Je fr l.o righr ): Mr. F inc h, Swa rtzel, Schl e man , Brown , R. S., H o mi cz. P op iI. Seco nd ro w: Helton , Payne, Hardy , Krake, Freeman.

U nder the direc tion of Mr. F inch, th e local t roupe of the Na ti o nal Thespians Society presented a n outstanding g roup of produ ctions.

In Decembe r, th e Thespia n presented two short pla ys, "S ubmerged," by Cottman a nd Sh aw, and "Th e Celebration ,'" by Chekhov. In the first play, Bolding, Brown, E. G., Brown, R. ., Ho micz, Payne, and Popi ! were the actors. In " The Celebration," Burton, H elton, Ru sh, Schl eman , Swanso n, a nd Swartzel portra yed th e c haracters. Th en on Mother's Day the Th esp ians put on three one-act pla ys. The pla ys we re " The Pot Boiler " by Ge rstc11ber g, with Burnham, Kin sey, McCau ll y, Nagel, Prete, Swanson. and Swartzel playing the parts, "Money" by Go ld , with Brown , R. S., Cross, Dian. f-Io micz, Lockart, and LoGrippo do ing the acting, and "Swa n So ng' by Chekhov, with Payne and P opi! portraying the c haracters. Assisting these ac tors was the stage crew which was comp osed o[ Davi s, Freeman, Ha rd y, Frei , Krake, Marsh all, Reus, So uthward , Waug h, and St. Lo uis. This yea r ' ac ti viti es were directed by Steve Sc hleman, th e president, an d Stu Brown, the secreta ry. The troupe h opes that it can co ntinue its fin e showing in the futur e, and develop it into an outsta ndin g orga nization.

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Kn ee lin g (J e ft to ri ght ): W ya U, Haws, Funk , C. J., Burger , Eagan . Standin g : M r. P agin , Graf, H oward , Kell e r, Hard y. N. F., R casin , Orlow , Morri son , Gibso n, He lton .

Alth ough th e debate tea m lost three of its first strin g debaters, it has managed to compile one of the fi11 est records of an y o f its predecessors. Mr. .John A. Pagin, becoming an old hand as th e Howe debate coach, has done an admirabl e job thi s year as in th e past. Mr. P agin spent th e m onth s before Chri stmas attemptin g to d evel op th e right co mbinati ons of teamm ates and after th e holida ys the team began to move, winnin g third at th e Howe 75th Anniversar y Debate Tournament while receiving numerou s compliments fr om vi siting coaches. The crowning achievem ent of the ] 958-59 d ebate seaso n was th e team 's first place in the l.H.S.F.A. Di stri ct T ourn ey. Shortl y follo wing this triumph , however , the team was hurt by the loss of one of its first str1n g debaters. Next yea r the team will be with out the services of three o f th is year 's first strin g debaters, but with the development of a fin e group of und erclass men, the debate team can again look forward to a fin e seaso n.

Firs l row (J eft to rig hi ): Taylor, Swartzel, Swan, Ma nto n, Linck, Mr. Y ingling, VonWcigand. Second row: LoCrippo , bougla8S, Harri son, Sch leman, Brown, R. S., Bolding, Gearhar t, Sturk, R. W. , Southward , Eagan. Third row: Ru sh, Helton , Howard , Burion , Reasin , Paul , eyfe rth , Kump , Hu es ti s, Haas, T.

The Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. Lawrence H. Yin gling, had a good year in 1959. As usual , it performed at th e Alumni Dinners and made vario us television and radio appearances. The club performed very well in all of these appeara nces, express in g a very fin e tone quality that it had never before achieved. This year, for the first Lime, the Glee Club participated in an exchange program w;th Albion High School. The Albion Glee Club sang before the cadet corps in the mess hall, a nd, shortly afte rward s, the Howe Glee Club performed for the Albion student body in its auditorium. This program proved to be very successful and was highl y praised by the students and faculty of both schools.

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Firs! ruw (l eft lo ri ght ) : St. Lo ui s, Tlfo ulin g, Coy, Ki e b, F e nd er , Yo un gda hl. Seco nd row : F os ler, Mill er, ScoviH e, Ma ilh cws, ,Johnso n, O' Brien, R oo t. S la ndin g : Noye.

The Gra y No tes, und er th e directi o n of Mr. Roy J. Tallma n, g rew thi s year in status on th e campu s. Th e organiza tion , made up of hand membe rs, pla yed at vari ous alumni cli1111 er s and al th e Mother 's Club Dan ce durin g the year. Am ong th e improvements made this year was th e additi o n of new fr o nts for the hand st.a nd . Th e members of th e Gra y No tes felt tha t this additi on helped the appearance o [ t.h e ba nd greatl y.

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This year, as in the past, the Hussars demon strated an excellent co mmand oi their special drill. U nd er Lh e direction of Capt. Devann y and commanded b y Cadet Lt. Allen, the Hussars perform cl on numerou s occas io ns with a high degree of proficiency. Du e to Lhe ge nerosity of th e Howe Mother's Club, th e Hu ssar s were able to add two improvements to their uniform. Th e improve ments, chrom e helmets and chrome bayon ets, added gr eatl y to th eir uniform , makin g it o ne of the most di stinctive on campus. Among the exhibitions g:iven by lhe Hu ssars were appearances at Lh e Indianapolis Memorial Day Parade, th e Armed Forces Da y Parade in South Bend and at the South Bend Alumni Dinn er. In addition to th ese performan ces, th e Hu ssars gave exhibitions on F ounder's Da y, Moth er's Day, and at the go vernment in sp ection. Each year the Hussars have improved steadily, and in th e futur e should co ntinue Lo improve until th ey are one of th e best drill tea ms in the country.

The Lower School Drill Tea m consists of 16 r egulars wh o m·e: Arn old, Best, Co ughlin , Haas, P . N. , J aseph , H.aach, Va n Aman , D., Willmeng, Bowm an, Dearing, Funk, J. P. , Kli emann , P oto, Samnik, Va n Aman , R . B., and Werth. The Lhree r e· serves also did th eir part in this year 's performa nces. Th ey were H aas, F. R. , Mc· Clend on, and Demi. The two command ers who led thi s year's tea m wer e Capta ins Heichelt a nd Strawb ridge, D. Th e Lower dr ill Learn was first organi zed in 1955 hy Maj or Robert S tra wbridge. Since its :first yea r it has been one of the Lower School's fin est accompli shmen ts. In Lhe year of 19.57 and 1958 th e team voted to call th emselves " The Cavalier s." Thi s year the members were equipped with leggings and helmets. Also the rifl es wer e painted black and silver . The team had four performances thi s year. Each performance lasted approximately 15 m.inutes. Some of th e events wer e the exchange of arms, silent manual of a rms and Queen Anne's salute. Out of 4.0 cad ets wh o tried out fo r th e tea m, onl y 21 wer e accepted into Lhe orga nizati on . The cadets wh o tri ed out had to pass ri gid tests on the manu al of arms. To remain on the team a cad et m ust have goo d condu ct, spirit and attitude. A cad et must also keep his acad emic standin g high.

F irs l row ( ldl lo righlJ : Anclf'l'son, .f. W. , Hann, Niss ley, Haws, Ki e b, Wi lcox. Seco nd row: H11 bly, Li1 1I P, Rus h, Vodrazka, Clarke, Wa lker.

Th e Camera Club developed it orga nization into a more active and nthu iastic gro up thi s year. th seco nd yea r o ( its operat ion s ince its rej uvenation. This yea r's activities were hig hli ghted b y the eluh's participat ion in th e Kodak High School Photograp hy Contest. This yea r the Camera Club was headed by Bob Nissley, th e president, wh o was assisted by Haws, Meyer, and Walker, w ho held th e offices of vice-president, secretary. and treasurer, respectively. Mucl1 of th e c red it for the yea r's achievements should be given Lo Sgt. Jase1 h, who erved a · fa culty adviser.

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Kn eelin g (left to ri gl1t ): cy fe rth , Lu lwi g. Firs t rnw: Dian , Curtis, Bergo, Sturk, B11rnett, Allen, Su uthwurd , Re us, Hlo ck, Brown e ll. Seco nd ruw: Gona s, LcH cnp , Ras mus ·en , Bouchard , Pre te, S nyd e r, Hallowell , Burger, S teve nson. Third row : Eagan , C.1rs well , Martin, Burt.on, Be nn e t.I., Rose, H erri ck, Wyatt. Fourth row: Cox, Huhl y, Derr, Trant er, Manton, Eckert, Brodi e. l~ ifth rnw: Gly1111, Sco tt , Greig, Krake.

Th e 1958 football Lea rn bowed a promising start for future yea rs under th e leadership o( Mr. Serini. With Mr. Serini 's new tactics and will powe r to make a ball club want to win, the ca dets of next year' lea m ca n be depend ed upon to show more power and vigor to turn out a successful season. Thi s year's teatrt , led by co-captain s J err y Luilwi g and Andy Seyferth, fa ced a poor showing in Lhe won-loss colu11111. However , the school can be proud of the continuous fi ghting of each player in the games. This spirit is important beca use it is the b eginning of a new football era al Howe. Next year the team will miss th e brilliant offensive and defensive work of g uard Bill Al1en , ends J erry Ludwig and Bob Brown ell, and Andy Seyferth, who was injured early in the season. Reus, Bu sick, Rasmussen, Krake, and Pearson all showed fine work and spirit on th e Learn as Seniors. Each of th ese men's positions in the lin e will be hm·d lo r eplace with men who will have the desire to pla y as th ese men did. Next year 's football tea m will also have the task of replacing th e hard-fou ght halfback positions left by Carl Snyder, Torn Manton , Bill Curtis and Fred Le Heup. These men all showed brilliant running ability through out the 1958 season. Bob Burger will certainly be missed. at the defensive halfback positi on, whi ch is a very tou gh assig nment. The ball-handlin g and passi ng of quarterback Roy Gonas will leave anoth er gap lo h e fill ed by the 1959 grid team. With next year's captains, Da ve Block and Dennis Bergo, football matter s should be well in hand. A lot should also be expected from Don Dian, Bill Martin and .f ohn Burton.

Fir t row ( le ft lo ri g hl ) : Vonnsch , Haas, T., S pill er, Sccon rl row: Mr. Hauck, Poll. issley, Gregory, Pa 11l.

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Howe's cros cou ntry learn su ffered gr ea tl y this yea r from a lack of experienced 111c11, ca used by the loss o-f fo ur of th e fa stest men from last yea r's sq uad. However, in pile of thi fact, the Lea rn gave a fin e acco unt of itself. T he nucleus of this year's squa d consisted of two returning letter men, Haas, T., and Buchholtz, and two speedy newco mers, Spitler, J .P. an d Dou glass. Much of the cred it for the cred itable showing of the Lea m s hould be gi ven J:o the coac h, lVlr. Ha uck. T he entire tea m co nsisted of Haas, T. , Douglass, Spitler, J. P. , Nissley , Buchholtz, Gregory, and Vonasch. Haas, wh o paced this yea r's team i11 total points ea rn ed with 80 points, was elected the most valuable runner. Sp itler, a Senior, was elected captain by the tea m. In th e annual county meet, Howe placed fou rth among the eight tea ms competing. Those who placed fo r Howe were Haas, 7; Dou glass, 13; Buchholtz, 22; and Sp iller, 26. Next yea r's squad , with a nucleus of fla as, Dou glass, Gregory , and Vonasch returning, sh ould be able to have a very successful seaso n.

Knee lin g (left lo ri µ; lil ): Ballan lin e, Di a n, Brownell , Ludwig, Conas. S1a ndin g: Mr. .lames, S1rnw.brid gc, R. A., S he rr in , Marlin , Inn es, H aas, T ., R e us, Mr . Ha uck.

This yea r was a nother g reat yea r for the Cadets in basketball. The team can r eally be proud o[ its reco rd o[ 18 wins a nd six losses durin g the season. They won the County To urn a ment, the County Leag ue Champio nship, and wer e runners-up in the sectional tourney. With only tw o returning lettermen , Jerry Ludwig and Bob Brown ell, and several r eserves, the tea m turned out to be o ne of H owe's fin est. Becau se of several injuri es during the early part of the season , the team lost several close games that they otherwise might have won. At the beginning of the secti onals the team wa s ranked at the bottom of the list, but proved th emselves by defeating the three top rated tea ms, Wolf Lake, K endallville and Albi on. In th e final game, th e Cadets were upset hy Bri ghto n, also a m e mber of th e LaGrange County Confe rence. Team captain s Bob Brownell a nd To m Ball a ntine perform ed well all season . Bob Brownell led the lea rn in rebounding and was a constant co mpetitor through out the

seaso n. Tom Ballantin e pla yed his g uard position very well and was a constant threa t with his fin e jump shot. J err y L11dwi g, one 0£ the two returnin g lcLLe rmen, was out with injuries the first haH of the season, but with his fin e set shooting, he was a bi g asset to th e team. Don Dian, probably thi s year's most improved p layer, led th e team in scorin g with a 14.-point average. Don s hould be a big help to next year's team. Roy Gonas, althou g h not a hig h scorer, proved hi 111self by hi s so lid play in the secti onals which helped the team to reach the :finals. The re111ainder o f the Lea rn consisted of Senior J ohn l\/lorri sso n and Juniors And y Inn es, Tam Haas, Bill Martin , and Tom Sherrin. Mu ch of the credit for this year's success sho uld go Lo Mr. James, the hea d coach , and Mr. Hau ck, hi s assistant. Th eir long hours of hard work g uided the team to its outstancl i ng seaso n. Next year the team should he a ble Lo have a good sea o n with such an outstanding group of r eturnin g player s.

RESERVE BASKETBALL

K neelin g ( lefl 10 rig ltLJ: Wya ll , Prc lc, Woo lPry. S 1anrling : Vonas ch, Tra111 r r, i\'1r. Hau ck , Prchlik, Moc, P. T.

Sea ted (] efL lo ri ght ) : Hard y, N., Fre i, Freeman . First row: Danl ey, H. C., Nagel, Kcld cnich, P earso n, Bucl1holtz, Hu cs lis, Rose, Bouchard , Bennc ll , O'Brie11, Ra s m11 s~e n. Seco nd row: Ga rdn er, Lin ek; Pilaar, McCu en, Oslerink, Saras, F end er, Seo LI , R110 1, Mr. Serini.

This yea r marked the encl u[ Howe's thirteenth year of wrestling. · The record of 4 wins, 1 ti e, and 8 losses does n't do j uslice Lo th e team's spirit and fi ght. The loss of St. Berna rd , b eca use of an injury, und oubtedl y hurl th e team 's s howing. At the Sectio nal Wrestlin g Meet the team mad e the best showing that it has in cveral years. H owe won a fourth place out of twelve schools enter ed, with Walter Nagel placing secon d, givin g him a chance at th e Regio nal Meet, Leo Rasmu ssen la king thi rd , and Denni s Bu chh oltz and Larry Benn ett bo th winning fourth in their respective divisions. Mr. Serini, head coach this yea r , kept the team ·in top ph ys ica l co ndition all throu gh th e season. The team will lose only three men from the Varsity squarl du e to g raduatio n; this should leave Howe with a fin e nucleus for next year. Th e foll owing members of the team recei ved Varsity awards : Danley, Nagel, St. Bernard, Keldeffi ch , Pearson, Buchh oltz, Rose, Bouch ard , Bennett, and Rasrnusen. The fo llowing boys not having enough points [or a Varsity a ward, received a reserve award: Lucia, Youngdahl, O'Brien, Osterink, Hu esti s, Linck, Saras, Pi laar, and Ga rdner. Dennis Buchhohz was elected this year's Captain and Bill Bouchard won the Most Valuable Wrestler's Award . ] im Rose was elected captain for n ext year. Under .Tim's leadership th e team sh ould have a good record in th e comin g year.

First row (l e ft to ri ght ): F 1111k, J. W., H11 sh, Otto, R. L., l\fr. Wenze l, Adams, Second row: Brodie, Greig, Be r go, Mill er, R. F . Third row : Lo ckh art , Popi! , So uthwa rd , S turk, R. W., Gly nn .

Th e r eco rd for this year's swimming team of three wi ns and fiv e losses is not a true indication of its strength. Th e team, without a doubt, is th e best eve r produced at Howe. New records were set in all b ut one event. Burton's 40-yard free style record went within 5/ 10 oi a second of th e nati onal mark . At the state meet H owe pla ced seventh in a fi eld of 18, defeating several teams which had outscored th em during the r egular season. Gri eg, Miller, Adams and Brodie Look fourth in th e medley r elay. Greig, Co-Captain , also placed in the 100-yard butterfl y. J ohn Burton, this year's co-captain and most valuable swimmer , placed seco nd in the 50-yard free style. Th ese fi ve boys, und er Coach Wenzel, fini sh ed in th e hi ghest place ever attained at the state meet. Mr. Wenzel's prospects look unusuall y bri ght for nex t: yea r, since all of his team this year are underclassmen. Burton, Greig, Popi!, Glynn, Miller , Southward, Ada ms, Brodi e, Leff, Sta rk, Schmidt, Bergo, received Varsity letters and Lockhart, Ru sh, Otto , and Funk, J. W. received r eserve letters.

Kn eelin g fkfl lo ri ghl): R eichard , Lilli e, Wynkoop , S nouk, Cox, Bussell . . landin g: Col. Harlin, J nc', }{. E., .lolinso n, Bellu111 y, Sg l. Gill'on, S r. Montgnnwry.

Again thi s yea r the rifle team was busy making much noi se on . th e rifl e ran ge. Ther e were 4.0 caclels who tri ed out for th e tea m al th e beg inning of th e seaso n. The tea m was lu cky in having bac k two rese rv e letterm e n and one Varsity letterm a n from last yea r. As Lh e seaso n progressed, man y other fin e shooter s were di scove-;·ed. After a process of stri cl elimination th e team co nsisted of th e following m embers : Brown , Cox, .Ton es, Paul, Reichard, Johnso n, Snook, Bellamy , Little, and Wy ncoop. Th e top 10 members of th e tea m were broken clown into two fiv e-man teams for all th e match es. Every week durin g th e seaso n th e team fired postal matches with other high sc hools and co lleges. In March th e rin e Lea rn wenl to Culver for th e State match. The team to ok third in the Stale in Military Sc holasti c. The hi gh point men wer e Cox, Jones, Brown, and Snook. Brown was th e State kn eeling c hampion with Cox and Jon es taking a third and fourth over all in the S tate. Cox also took a third in standin g and was fifth in kn eelin g. Thi s yea r's tea m voted to have Brown and Cox as co-captains. In should er matches Ho we fir ed aga inst Morgan Park Military Academy, Culver, and Elmhurst Hi g h School. Eugene Brown was hi ghest H..O.T.C. entry at Lh e reg ional match at Tol edo, Ohio. A grea t deal of cr edit for th e tea m's s uccess is g iven to Col. Harlin , th e team coach , S.F.C. Montgom ery and S.F.C. Gibson , the assistant coaches. Their fine instru ction and coaching wa s appreciated by th e entire team.

F irs t row (Je[1 lo ri ghl) : M r. J a mes, Currin . S he rrin , S 1ark , Nagel, B all a nli1w, B urge r. H aas T .. Inn es, Moe . Sec11nd ro w: Fe nd er, Eaga n, H a ll owe ll , Lnci.. har l, B lock, Xa nrl ers. Cox, Woo lery, H arriso n, Graf. T hird row: O'Bri en, Swa nson , H em min ge r, Ea rl, Ga ll oway, E merson, T omlin so n. Fo urlh row: Chor. S 1raw hr idge, R . A .

This yea r 's baseball team promises to be one of the best teams th at ever pl ayed at Howe. With six r eturning lettermen, Moe, Innes, Bl ock, Haas, Ba llantin e, and Burger , Coach Robert J a mes h as a strong nucle us th at he can build hi s team ar ound . The pro ba ble startin g lin e up co nsists of Dave Block, first base, Tam 1-laas, seco nd , Wa lter Nagel, shortstop, T om Ballan tine, third base, Bob Burger , ri g ht field , Rich Stark, center field , T om Sherrin , left field , a nd P ete Moe, ca tcher. Th e startin g pitch ers are And y Innes a nd Ballantin e. With a schedule th at co nsists of 12 or 1.3 ga mes, the tea m sh ould ha ve ma ny opportuniti es to demonstrate its skill.

Kneeling ( le ft to ri g ht ): Curli, 'p itlcr, .I . B., Ludwi g . First row: Boucliurd, Coy, Huus, T., Burnell, Popil , LoC 1·ippo . . econd row: Murti11dill, Haw ', Hose, Braasch. Third row: fr. Overman, Brownell , Do11gla s, Fn. Ir r. Fourth row: Burton. Murlin, J\ Ir. Ha11 c k.

At thi wntlllg the lra ck team, und er Lhe direction o:f a new coach, Mr. Hauck, has just won the County Track Meel. The Cadets, featuring a balanced a lla ck, climaxed Lh c meet by winning both of the relays. The Cadets have Cmtis, LoGrippo, Burton, Bouchard, and Martin in th e clashes, Haas, Ludwig, and Spitler in the d islan ce runs, and Brownell, Curtis, Burton , Rose, and Martin in th e fi eld meets. With such a balanced team , the Cadets are looking forward to a long and successful season.

Kneeling (left lo ri ght l: Suras, LoCr ippo, Schl ema n , Eagan, Stand in g: Funk C. J., Kelln , Burton, Dian , Co l. Little.

The 1959 Tennis Team is composed of three of last yea r's members plus five new men who show great promise. Cadets Steve Schlema n, John Burton, and Don Dian are the vetera ns, with Stephen Keller, J er ry LoGrippo, Robert Nissley, EmmeLL E.agen , and Jose Saras completing Lhe g roup. Schleman, LoGrippo, and issley a re Sen iors. The five new men add materially to th e quality of the team. The Learn is hoping for a fine season with a high percentage of wins. The facilities for Lennis at Howe have been improved cons iderably by Lh e new black-top surface on the three cement co urts, with all new while line markin gs. These three courts have also been provided with three new nets, and new wire in Lh e backstops where needed. A new water fountain ha s also been installed in the co urt area. The Learn is very grateful for all these improvem ents, and is looking forward to bigger and better ones in the future. Saturda y, April 18 ______ Sturgis, there Sa tu relay, April 25 ______ Bluffton, here Wednesday, April 29 ____ Goshen , h ere Saturday, May 2 ____ St. Joseph 's, here Wednesday, May 6 __ Shipshewana, h ere Saturday, May 9 -------- Sturgis, here

Monday, May 11, __ Ft. Wayne Cent. Catholic, here Saturday, May 16 ____ ___ Culver, there Wednesday, May 20 ____ Goshen, there Thursday, May 21 . Ft. Wayne, South Side., here Saturday, May 2:1 ___ St. Joseph's, the re

LOWER VARSITY FOOTBALL

Fir t row ( left to l'i glit J: ;\Ir. Poljak , Bea mis h, Coughlin, W a ltz, Butzbau g h, Bo wman , Willm r ng. R r ichl' lt, Fal've r, lcB reurty, We rth. Second row: J ase ph , . a mnik. S trawb rid ge, 0 . J.. Sc hulrr, Bes t, Tuoh y, Funk, J.P ., Bout on.

Haas, P. N. Third row: Poto, \ ' an Aman , H. B. , i\ lo11t gu 111 er y. H aas, F . R ., S mith, C. A., . nupp. LOWER VARSITY BASKETBALL

l' irs t ruw (Je ff lo right ): Arno ld , Bowman, Routon , S trawbrid ge, D. J., Willm e ng, Funk, J . l' Beamis h, R eni ck, Walt z, H an , P. N . . ecnncl row: Mr. Poljak, Yancy, S na pp , Poto, Farve r, R e ichelt , McBrcarty, L ee, Wat so n, T . H., Tuohy.

LOWER VARSITY BASEBALL

Fi1·s1 row ( lc[t 10 ri ghl ): Bea mi. h, Wallz, Funk, J. P .. Will 111eng, Pol o, Arnold, Bo111on, Coughlin , Tu ohy. Second row: Tuhbs, S lark , H aa s, F. R. , Ya11 cy, \lu11 Aman , IJ. P., Burgr r, C. D.. Ward , Huus, P. 1 Mr. Duggan.

LOWER VARSITY TRACK

Firsl ruw l le fl lo righl): Schul er, Wu ll z, B111 zba11 gh, Bowurnn, Reichelt , Willmeng, Haas, P. N.. Bes I , F un k, J. P., Reni ck. 'eco nd row : Werlh , Pangerc, Hardin , S1rawbrid gr, D. J., Bingley, Cooper , Sm ilh, A. .1. , .l a. e1>h, Lee. Third row: an Am an, R . .13., Ka ne, anmik , Ir. Ward , Farver, Bush, R.

} oun der ' Days a t Howe a re ·0 111pa rabl c to th e H omeco min g W eek- end i11 man y o th e r sc hoo l . On th ese days alumni , parc11ts a nd fri end s j oin th e m e mber s of th e school in pay ing tribute to th e found er s anrl r ejoi c ing that th e sch ool has g rown fr om humble beg i1111i11 gs into th e in stituti o n it is toda y. Acti viti es of th e week-end a re vari ed a nd include milita r y cer e mo nies, athleti c eve nt , a militar y ball a nd lhc Cha pel ser v ice on S unda y.

Three formal militar y balls in additi o n Lo a numbe r of info rma l d a nces each yea r add Lo lh c spi ce o f ca det life and bring yo un g ladies to the campu s. The Gray I oles, cadet dan ce ba nd , ( uppe r center ) , prov ided th e music a l Lhe Mo th e rs' Club dan ce a nd has been heard o n numerou s oth er occasio ns durin g the yea r. Dan c ing classes co ndu cted b y Miss Mach•lein e Murph y and her ass istants, Mr. a nd Mrs. E l Lo n, (l ower center ), were he ld fo r a period o [ ten weeks and we re climaxed by a pa rty a t th e encl of the co urse.

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1959

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CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '59

729 Meldrum Avenue

Detroit 7, Michigan

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CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS

1959

Arrow Mfg. & Sales Co., Inc. 311-313 So. Company Street White Pigeon, Michigan Makers of auxiliary fuel tanks for trucks and special weldments. D. H. McCuen, President

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BEST

WISHES to the

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COMPLIMENTS OF

HOWARD CAIN LUMBER COMPANY Route No. 3

Howe

Indiana

C. A. NEDELE & SONS Wholesale

TOBACCO

CANDY

Telephone 256

PAPER Angola, Indiana

COMPLIMENTS

OF MR. and MRS. RAYMOND J. GLYNN

............ 317 Grandview Avenue Glen Ellyn

Illinois

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OUR

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and HIS

FELLOW

GRADUATES

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MR. and MRS. HARVEY C. CURTIS Elyria, Ohio

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M11ncie, Indiana

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ANN

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Bon A. ARN OLD

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25214 Parkwood Drive Huntington Woods, Michigan

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CONGRATULATIONS and BEST

WISHES to the

CLASS

1959

MR. and MRS. ROLLIN A. BONNELL 2342 Wyandotte Avenue Cuyahoga Falls

Ohio

Mr. and Mrs. George F. Freeman

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* CONGRATULATIONS and

BEST WISHES to

THE CLASS OF 1959 Mr . and Mrs. Carlos Obediente

* Curacao, Netherlands Antilles

AQUALEN CULLIGAN SOFT WATER, INC.

Soft Water SPrliice -

A ntomatic Service

and fl ome-Ownerl Automatic Water Softeners -tl

Topeka -

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Box 8 - Telephone IF 71

LOCUST LANE JERSEY FARMS, Inc .

...... Producers and Processers of QUALITY JERSEY MILK RICH TN EXTHA MINERALS AND A FLAVOR THAT PLEASES

Howe, lndi ana

For the Best in Charter Bus Service

Contact

SHOUP BUSES, INC.

Reasonable Rates Dependable Drivers Clean, Corn/ ortable Coaches Te~ephone

Middlel>ury, Indiana

COMPLIMENT S OF

PARIS

CLEANERS

532 Niles Avenue

South Bend, Ind ..

Com pliments of

DR. and MRS. DWIGHT R. KINSLEY

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COMPLIMENTS OF

MICHIGAN LITHOGRAPHING COMPANY Wm. H. Martindill -

President

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Greenwich, Connecticut

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CONGRATULATIONS CLASS

1959

COY, Inc. Sand Blasting - Tank Lining

• Dayton 19, Ohio

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* COMPLIMENTS of

MR. and MRS. A. S. BELKE Cannonsburg, Michigan

BEST

WISHES to

THE SENIOR CLASS

of HOWE MILITARY SCHOOL

DIAMOND TOOL AND DIE COMPANY ALFRED ORLOW

COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Van Aman 1606 E. Washington So uth Be11d ln dia 11a

WILSON FAMILY SHOE STORE

113 W. Chicago St. - Sturgis, Michigan

Serving Howe Cadets

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Sturgis

Michigan

C ONG R ATULA T IONS to our son Roy and Hi s Classmates

"The Class of '59" from

Jud ge and Mrs. John S. Gonas and

J ohn S. Gonas,

Jr. - Class of '57

BUDDIES FOOD SERVICES, INC. Food Service Specialists

Military Schools

Party Catering

Industrial Cafeterias

Turnpikes

Canteens

Hospitals

Mobile Truck Service

Ai rport Dining Rooms

Hotel Dining Rooms

Department Stores

Motel Restaurants

Private Clubs

Executive Dining Rooms

2140 Ashland Avenue

Toledo, Ohio

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CONGRATULATIONS and

BEST

WISHES

to the ClASS OF 1959 from COMPANY "C"

* * * ALLEN, W. D. "Bo"

LITTLE, D. F., "Dexter"

ANDERSON, J., "325" ARENT, G. L., " Nails"

LOWTHER, G. A., "Pam"

BALLANTINE, T. K., "T.K."

LUDWIG, J. D., "Jer"

LOCKHART, R. L., "The Mouth"

BARNABY, B. F., "Rabbit"

MacQUAIG, J. K., "Chink"

BERGO, D. K., "Bruce"

MARTIN, W . R., "Clarabel"

BLUME, R. J., "Bongo"

MARTlll!DILL, R. H., "Simp"

BONNELL, D. R., "Big Don"

MILLS, W . J., "Punk"

BRAASCH, D. R., "Hillbilly"

MOLT, R. F., "Philly"

BROADWELL, J. C., "Tiger"

McDANIEL, L. K., "Kam"

BRODIE, R. A., "fence Face"

McGUIRE, M. P., "Frog II"

BROWN, R. A., "The Idiot"

NAGEL, W. H., "Wubby"

BROWNELL, It L., "Bruno"

NISSLEY, R. H., "Crawler"

BULMAHN, L. W., "Leaping Larry"

OSTERNIK, T. J . "Spider"

BURGER, R. L. "Ham"

PARSCH, J. T., "Pike" PILAAR, J . H., "Jumping Johnny"

BURNETT, D. A., "Darwin" CLARKE, M. J., "Clod I"

SARAS, J. A., "Castro"

COX, L. W., "Stump Jump"

SCOTT, D. W., "Rebel"

CURTIS, W. H., "Speedy Pierre"

SCOVILLE, K. R., "Scurvy"

DAVIES, W . L., "Wimpy"

SHERRIN, T. R., "Link"

DERR, R. !'., "Duke"

SIEBERT, A. W., "Smokey"

EAGAN, E. E., "Chauncy"

SNOOK, W . R., "Eager"

ECKERT, E. J., "Horse Cart" GAUNITZ, W. F., "Lips"

SNYDER, C. E., "Dirty Carl" STEVENSON, R. G., "Ike"

GAY, P. S., "Stead"

SWARTZEL, P. E., "Petey"

GREIG, J . A., "Splasher"

TAYLOR, T. N., "Blob"

GUTHMANN, J. E., "Gutless"

TRUITT, N. M ., "Tank"

HAWS, R. W., "Joe"

VON WIEGAND, R. A., "The Ross"

HEMMINGER, M. H., "Cruiser"

WALFINSHAW, T. A., "Chesterfield"

JONES, B. A., "Flosh" KELDENICH, J. A., "Jim Brown"

WARE, W. D., "Clod II"

KIRKDORFER, K. R., "Hitler"

WARNER, R. J., "Twinklebell"

KINSEY, T. B., "Speedo"

WOOLERY, W. C., "Vicki"

WALTERS, J. E., "Mather"

KOLARIK, J. R., " Weeds"

WYATT, J. l., " Bloato"

KULP, J. B., "Pickle Nose"

WYNKOOP, B. F., "Hen Coop"

KURAP, M. J., "Moscow"

XANDERS, T. J., "Mr. X." YOUNDAHl, W. J., "Flower"

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CONGRATULATIONS TO

THE

CLASS

1959

from The "C" Company Smoking Room

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PresidenL _ Vice-Presidenl

___ ------- ________ Didce Derr --·-- ___ --·------ Jim Parsch

Secretar y Treasurer _

_ ____________ Bill Mills

Sgt.-at-Arms

________ Bill Cu f/,i s

Braasch -

" Reb"

Lowe -

"Curly"

Blume -

"Bongo"

MacQuaig -

Brodie -

" Joanne"

Martin -

Bulmahn -

"Ace"

"Speedy"

Curlis -

" Pigmy" " Bobo"

Moll -

Grieg -

"Splasher"

Parsch -

Kolarik -

"Oh, Well!"

"Mac"

Mills -

"Duke"

" Hitler"

"Clown"

McDaniel -

Derr -

Kirkdorfer -

"C!ii11k"

"Dnh"

Stevenson -

Youngdahl -

"I Ice"

" Redbird"

TIMMIS & SON MOTOR SALES Ford - Mercury Sales and Service N ight Phone 110-M

Day Phone 11 0-W

Complete Line of FORD PARTS and ACCESSORIES

LaGrange, Indiana

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Sturgis Supply Company Wholesale Distributors of PLUMBING and HEATING MATERIAL Sturgis, Michigan

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HARTER Indiana

Goshen

Indiana's Largest Wholesale Sporting Goods Distributor

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CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES

to the CLASS OF 1959

M r. and 1Vlrs. Thom.as M. Ballantine

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"Congratulations Seniors" ALARIAS' SHOPPING CENTER 12001 E. Mich. at Fort Custer Dr., Galesburg, Mich .

MO 5-9739

• Managers Ass't Ma nagers -

Dale and Alberta Wilcox

Cadet Terry Wilcox and Mary .lo Wilcox

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CONGRATULATIONS

and BEST

WISHES

to the GRADUATES

THE

1959

BURGERS

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Shop for The finest jewelry, watch repair and rings at DANIEL'S

112 West Chicago Road Sturgis

Michigan

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Compliments of

WOODS AND WATERS, Inc. Fine Display Equipm e nt

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VICKSBURG

MICHIGAN

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BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1959 MR. and MRS. JAMES HUFF and CADET LEE REUS

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You Always Save at PORTER Cut Rate Drug Store

Your Complete Drug Store

Prescription Specialists STURGIS

MICHIGAN

COMPLIMENTS M & M NEWS STAND "Courtesy Cab" Sturgis

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Complime nts of Mrs. Mary Lou Baker Matthews

and Mr. and Mrs. Lee H. Baker

"Baker's Acres" Clearwater

Florida

We Aim to Please

DAY

HOTEL

Norman and Ellen Day Fine Food Carefully Prepared HOME-MADE PIES

Telephone 199 La Grange

Indiana

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BEST WISHES CLASS OF "59"

Haws. R. 117., V/P Meyer , ]. A., Sec .

AMERA ADE TS

Nissley, R. fl. -

MEMBERS -

J. M. M. J.

I/la/leer. C. A., Trea s.

M /Sgt. Joseph, Adv.

I'reside111

HOWE

ME!\IBEHS -

Andcrs on,

Kirkdorfer, K. R.

Cla rk e,

Lillie, D. F.

Ga unitz. W. F. Greig,

Rush,

J. 0.

covi lle, K. R.

Hahn , W. L.

Vodraz ka, G. R.

J one , R. E.

Wilcox, R. F.

Kieb, W. A.

W inega r, R. C.

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CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 1959

Sea el trato por mayor procurando la sublimida en el.

* * * REVCO, INC.

Deerfield, Michigan

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HOWE MILITARY SCHOOL CONGRATULATES THE CLASS

1959

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STRAND THEATRE

Sturgis, Michigan

• Shows 7 and 9 P. M. Matinee Every Saturday and Sunday - 2 P. M. -·-·-·--·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·--·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·- · -·-·-·-·~

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112 N. Nottawa MICHIGAN

STURGT

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WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE ~verything

for the Automobile

E. D. Cnoss, Owner Michigan

Stnrgis

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DOUGLAS

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"Just Good Clothes" Telephone 401 M

Sturgis, Michigan

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CONGRATULATIONS

and BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS

1959

Howe Military School Parents' Club

of Metropolitan Detroit

COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. and Mrs. Noel N. Eagle

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THE

CLASS

DAVID'S

1959

DAIRY

BAR

Sturgis, Michigan

West Chicago Road

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··-·-·- ·- ·-·- ·- ·- ·-·-·-·- ·- ·- ·- ·- ·- ·- ·-·-·- ·- ·- ·- ·- ·- ·-·-·- ·- ·-·-·-·- ·-·- ·-·-·- ·- ·- ·- ·- ·- ·-·CONGRATULATIONS CLASS

1959

"Here's Howe"

....... FROM

FRIEND

- ·- ·-·-·-·-·-·-· -·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·--·-·-·-·-·-·-·--·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·~

-·- ·- ·- ·-·-·- ·-·-·- ·-·-·- ·- ·- ·- ·- ·- ·- ·-·-·- ·-·- ·- ·- ·- ·-·-·-·- ·-·-·- ·- ·- ·- ·-·-·-·-·-·-·- ·-·-·Sincerest Good Wishes

frorn W . LEFF & COMPANY, Limited Packers - Brokers - Exports

London, Ontario, Canada

Paper Mill Suppliers since 1898

- ·- ·-·-·- ·- ·- ·- ·- "- ·-·-·- ·- ·- ·- ·--·--·- ·-·....... ·-·-·-·- ·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·~

"K nown I or S ervice . " Fogelson Funeral Home HAROLD PRINCE,

Director

STURCTS, MICHIGAN

............_........

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Lt. Ray Stewart Brown - Company "A" and

Mr . and Mrs. Ray 0 . Brown Galesburg

Michigan

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-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·--·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-· ·--.i CONGRATULATIONS TO

THE

CLASS

1959

from Dick and Mary Hale

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Complete Selection of A ll Ma.lees of Records

33, 4.5 and Stero Discs.

Lowery Organs, Magnavox TV and Stereo Hi Fi, Gibson Guitars and Amplifiers, Band Instruments and Accessories Complete Service Department for All Ma lces.

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Cra ftsmanship in Fine Jewelry IW\GS

I NSIGNIA MEDALS

ENGRAVED P 1\P ER PROD UCTS THOP lll ES CERA M ICS

Indianapolis Office 2211 Massachu setts Ave. Arthur Dial , Manager

L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Attleboro, Massachusetts

Compliments of

L ARRY COFF IN

BANDHOLTZ -

ART WALKER

Paint Manufacturing Company

106 S. Pleasant St. . Sturgis, Michi ga n

Telephone : 598

Wall Paper and Unpainted Fnmiture Paints

Enamels

Va rnishes

* COMPLIMENTS OF

* Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell Draw-Matic Engineering Company Detroit

Michigan

Lacquers

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CONGRATULATIONS CLASS

1959

Tecumseh Products Company T ecnmseh, Michigan

CONGRATULATIONS to all the members of the CLASS OF 1959

........ Glen 0. Keasey

Howe, Indiana

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VEGETABLES

FRUITS

HOME MARKET ... Melvin D. Bricker

GROCERIES

MEATS

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Detroit's N ewesl and Finest

Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge Danc ing on the Detroit River next lo Waterworks Park

Nightly including Sunday

See the "Gale" Race Boats -·- · - ·-·-·-·-·-·- ·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·- ·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-----·- · -·-·- · -·-·-·-·-·-·-· -·~

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Lraftsmanship ••. attention to detail . • • high standards of quality ••. these are Crescent's contributions to the success of any school year book.

ENGRAVING COMPANY KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN • TELEPHONE 2·0168

Congratulations -

CLASS OF

'59

• RALPH NORMAN AGENCY

Insurance

Real Estate DANVILLE, INDIANA

CONGRATULATIONS! CLASS

1959

T:d//-tr

Burg Advertising Service STURGIS, MICIIIGAN

COMPLIMENTS OF

Colonial Hotel and Mineral Baths Mt. Clemens, Mic hi gan MAX ELKIN ,

Manager Owner

Open Year Ronnd

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This Ad - Compliment of BISEL'S -

Sc to $1.00 Stores

Sturgis and Colon, Michigan {:(

" It's What One Learns After One Knows Everything That Really Connts"

BEST WISHES

Mrs. A.lice E. KaLenda

2448 So. Lawndale Ave.

Chicago 23, lllinois

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COMPL IMENTS OF

F. H. BURNHAM COMPANY Leather Gloves and Mittens

• 1602 Tennessee Street

Michigan City, Indiana

Congratulations and Best Wishes

to the members of the CLASS OF 1959

• • • Mrs. Charles St. Louis 2062 Jarnes Ct. Benton Harbor

Michigan

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GENE" INDIANAPAL OFFICES OLIS, INDIANA

THE

BRICK

HOUSE

LaGrange, Indiana

Route 9, North of U. S. 20

Telephon e 228

LUNCHEONS

DINNERS

0 pen Year 'round

Serving 11 A. M. to 8 :30 P. M. Cl yde S hatto

Closed Tuesday Lillian Shatto

SPEC IALIZ ING IN BANQUETS AND PARTIES

LARRY

M. T. SHAW, Inc. Michigan

Coldwater

Manufacturers of SHAW SHOES FOR MEN and BIG BOYS

OSTERINK CONSTRUCTION CO. Commercial and Industrial Construction

* * * GENERAL CONTRACTORS

Telephone LE 2-2351 2348 Burton , S.W.

G rand Rapid s 9 , Michigan

· -·-·-·-·-·-·- ·- ·- ·-·-·-·- ·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·--·-·-·-·-·-·- ·- ·- ·- ·-·-·- ·-·-· ..... ·-·- ·-·-·-·-·-·- ·- ·-·-

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FRANK W . CASSELMAN, Inc. Licensed Master Plumbers PLUMBING HEATING SHEET METAL

P. 0. Box 527 Michigan

Sturgis

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CONGRATULATIONS and

BEST to

WISHES the

GRADUATES

1959

* John C. Schuler Room l 009 - 5 E. Long Street Columbus, Ohio

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CONGRATULATIONS CLASS

19 5 9

Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Malina

-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·" ~- -----·-·-·-·-·- ·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-- ·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·- ·-· - ·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·- ·-·-

PATTERSON'S Supper Club

Closed Mondays West Edge of City on US-112 Two miles north of Howe-LaGrange Exit of Indiana Toll Road Telephone 7 49 J

Sturgis, Michigan

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ACE CAB COMPANY 129 N. Nottawa

Sturgis

Michigan

GRIFFITH'S JEWELERS

(Since 1918)

207 W. Chicago S T UHGIS, MICHIGAN

.-·-·-·-·--·-·-·-·-·-·--·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·---·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·--·-·-·-·-·-·--·-·-·-·-·-·--·"" CONGRATULATIONS CLASS

1959

* * * THE

MORRJSONS

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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Poggemeyer

- --·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·- ·- ·-·-·-·"'-·- ·-·-·-·-·-·- ·- ·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-

Delta Welder Corp. 8525 Livernois Avenue Michigan

Detroit 19

* * * "Designers and Builders of High Production Machinery for the Metal Working Industry."

Compli me nts of MR. and MRS. A. A. McNEIL

High Quality

Woolen Blankets Since 1836

HORNER WOOLEN MILLS COMPANY Eaton Rapids, Michigan

THE SLATMYER FAMILY and KAREL

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~·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-----·-·-

COMPLIMENTS OF

WILT'S SUPER MARKETS IN ELKHART

Easy Shopping Place PRAIRIE AND LUSHER

1221 South Ma in Street

IN GOSHEN

U.S. 33 Wet

Good Wishes to HOWE CADETS

...... Mr. and Mrs. Wilfo rd F. Howa rd

Coke puts sparkle in your party

FORT WAYNE

COCA · COLA BOTTLING WORKS,

Incorpo rate d

* ~·-·-·-·-·-·--·-·-·--·-·-·-·-·-· -·-·--·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·--·-·-·-·-·--·--·--·-·-- ·-·-·--·--·-·-·-·-·----

BRENNAN - McNICHOLS Construction Compan.y

• GENERAL CONTRACTORS

• 1470 W. Hubbard St.

Chicago

Establish e d 1905

W . F. Brennan President

G . P. Clarke Executive Secretary

· -·'-•"·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1959 MR. and MRS. W. H. HALLOWELL, Sr.

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....

~·-·-·--·-·-·-·-·--·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·--·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES

to the CLASS

1959

Ester and Nelson Kieb and son Wayne

-.·-·-·-·-·- ·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·- ·-·-·- ·-·-·- ·-·-·-·- ·- ·-·-·-·- ·-·-·-

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...... ._ ........

CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to the

CLASS

1959

0 0

Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Nissley and Linda

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Congratulations to the Class of 1959

• SHOUP FUNERAL HOME HOWE -

INDIANA

Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 TRANSFORMER SERVICE CO., Oil Dehydrating

• Mrs. L. E. Snyder, Pres. - Established 1926 VErmont 7-7800

13423 Marlowe - Detroit

CONGRATULATIONS CLASS

1959

Mr. and Mrs. E. D. MacQuaig and Son, John

WILL - SELL

REALTY

SALES

LaGrange, Indiana

Since

1939

Selling

LAKE, TOWN & BUSINESS PROPERTIES Farms and Farm Loans

CONGRATULATIONS

to the CLASS OF 1959 - from COMPANY "A"

ADAMS, C. R. - Pinochio BASSETT, P. W., - Hound BELLAMY, L. B. - Loied BOLDING, C. L. - Weziel BOUCHARD, B. L. - Billy Boy BROADWELL, E. H. - Deed Ed BROWN, R. S. - Eogle BUCHHOLTZ, D. M. - Denny BURNHAM, F. S. - Freddy BUSICK, C. B. - Skiz COY, R. E. - Rebel CRAWFORD, G. D. - Rot CROSS, D. W. - Rooster CURRIN, R. W. - Bunny DANLEY, R. C. - Weed DANLEY, W. D. - Little-One DIAN, D. A. - Moose DOUGLASS, D. B. - Bit hop EMERSON, J. A. - Foy FEEK, P. "5. - Flipper FENDER, D. R. - Denny Roy FOSTER, E. D. - Clod FUNK, J. W. - Stud GARDNER, R. A. - Ro'.) GEARHART, G. R. - Judy GlENN, K. R. - Smokey GLYNN, R. E. - Espy GONAS, R. B. - "(RB G)" HALLOWELL, W. H. - Parrit HANN, W. l. - Pongion HARSCHFELD, R. J. - Jumpen Jack HERRICK, T. W. - Toad HOMICZ, D. T. - Polack HUBLY, W. J. - Hub HUESTIS, R. V. - Elvis JONES, R. E. - Jones KATTMANN, O. W. - Kitty

KIEB, W. A. - Slim KING, G. T. - Atlas LEFF, S. ·R. - Sall lEVY, J. G. - Joe LOCKART, H. C. - Hank LoGRIPPO, G. F. - Frenchie LOWE - Ron MATTHEWS, L. H. - Eel McCAULEY, L. J. - Froggy NORMAN, T. G. - Du Monk O'BRIEN, E. L. - Windy OVERS, D. F. - Little-0 PAYNE, W. S. - Goose PEARSON, H. L. - Hal POGGEMEYER, R. H. - Poggy PRETE, R. M. - Gladheather RASMUSSEN, L. B. - Rass REICHARD, G. L. - Les ROOT, B. A. - Packs RUSH, J. 0 . - Dapper Don SCHLEMAN, S. E. - Schmoo SCHMIDT, T. A. - Ox SCHNEIDER, E. L. - Smiley SHIDLER, A. N. - 'Dude SLATMYER, K. R. - Horse SPITLER, J. B. - Beas ST. BERNARD, 8. - Dog STORER, D. 8. - Donny STREETER, R. H. - Young Bob SWANSON, E. C. - Wally TOMLINSON, 0. D. - Owen VODRAZKA, G. R. - Humpty WALKER, G. A. - Turtle WIBEL, J. L. - Wible WILCOX, R. F. - Major WINEGAR, R. C. - Winie CAPT. MOORE - Happy Tom MR. MANN - Professor

CONGRATULATIONS and

BEST

WISHES

CLASS

the

from

ELYRIA

1959 the

CADETS

* * * Carl Anderson Bill Curtis Tom Johnson Tom Kelly Dave Overs

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PA UL

SWARTZEL

General Insurance

* 2600 Far Hills Avenue Dayton 19, Ohio

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UN. 3-0487

UN . 4.-123 4

* BOB'S

RAMBLER

Sales and Service Bob Otto

* 20001 Livernois

Detroit

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Compliments of

Mns. RosE F.

KELDENICH

308 E. Co urt Street Ludington

Michigan

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-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·"-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·- ·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·CONGRATULATIONS CLASS

1959

Mrs. E. Watson 23650 Cherry Hill

Dearborn, Michiga n

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WISHES

fr om

Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Ott

815 E. Gaylord

Mt . Pleasant

Michigan

Congratulations and Best Wishes TO ALL T HE

Eighth Grade Graduates of the Class of 1959

HowE

M ILI TARY ScHOOL

Evely n Schwartz Poto -

Mot her of

] 0 11

P. Poto

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CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS

1959

* * * Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Frei

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COMPLIMENTS OF

Mrs. Opal M. Stone

and Cadet James Stone

3545 Walnut Dearborn

Michigan

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CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to the

CLASS

1959

from Company "B"

Anderson. C. S.- "W eed" Ansted, (W.- "Hamster" Baggott, T. M.- "Bagg" Bahl, W. H.-"Geniiis" Belke, A. S.- "Toni" Bennett, L. W. - "Bent" Block, D. M.- " l saic" Blush, S. W.- "Wayne" Boney, S. W.-"Miss" Broadwell, J.W.-"Boardwell" Burton, J. M.- "Swellhead" Chor, G.- "Apple" Davis. J. B.- "Henn" Earl, B. R.-"Turtle" Freeman, G. T.-"Freewn" Frei. G. A.- "Skag-Chaser" Funk, C. J.- "Callosus" Galloway, R. A.- "Randy" Graf, V. L.- "Hall-Rzuiner" Gregory, M. B.-"Grasshopper" Hass, T. ].- "Madge" Hardy, D. L.- "Lott" Hardy, N. F.- "Amyl !" Harrison, R . .T.- "lzidy" Helton, W. S.- "Alice" Howard, J. W. - "Air Wick" Hurteau , W. J.-"Hisfinger" l nnes, A. ] .--"Inez" Keller, W. S.- "Stevepheny" Kendall, D. B.- "Cool" Krake, J. M.- "Hose-Nose" Kruse, K. R.-"Crust" Le Heup, F. I-I.-"Fu,zz" Lomas, A. Vl.-"Disposal" Lucia, B. G.- "Byrone Big Teeth" Malina, S. W. - "Tarzan"

Marshall, G. T.-"V. T. R." Mettling, R. P.-"Bimny" Miller, R. F.- "Naive" Moe, P. T. - "Complainer" Morris, A. V.- " Duh" Morrisson, J. G.- "Boing" McCuen, D. H. - "Herbert" McCully, R. P.- "Mully" Noye, D. K.- "Decay" Orlow, T. L.- "Hi-or-Low" Otto, R. L.- "Leadership Plus" Poll, R. L.-" Pole" Popil, M. M.- "Regine" Prchlik, F. C.- "Tall-Tail" Reus, L. F.- " Lee be rt" Rose, J. L.- "Grzunpy" Seymour, G. E.-"See-Less" Southward, D. G.-"Ellen" Stark, R. W. "Skinless Stark & Wetzel" Strawbridge, R. A."Drawbridge'' Stuckey, D. M.-"Peanut Head" Tobin, T. B.-"Herbie" Tranter,]. L.- "Swivel-Hips" Vaughn , J. 0.-"]irn" Vicklund , W. E.-"20-20" Vonasch, J. L.- "Fawn" Watson, A. M.- "Banjo" Watson, M. F.-"Ofjice-Boy" Waugh, K. G.- "W og" Wilson, J. A.- "]ohn Smoker" Winegar, R. A.- " Winnie Too" Woodley, J. R.- "W orker" Spitler, R. W.-"Weazel" Linek, B. W.-"Wild Bill"

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Compliments of

Mr. and Mrs. George Chor

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Mrs.

W . A.

MART I N

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Mr. and Mrs. Horace W. Baggott

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CONGRATULATIONS

to the '59 GRADUATING CLASS OF HOWE

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kliemann

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COMPLIMENTS OF THE

GERALD

BEST

CLASS

LoGRIPPOS

WISHES

1959

* Mr. and Mrs. Edward Streeter Roger and Robert

COMPLIMENTS OF MR. and MRS. GAYLORD W. BAHL, Jr.

* Mansfield

Ohio

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•

CONN BAND INSTRUMENTS "Choic<~

of the Artists" Elkhart, Indiana

C. G. CONN, Ltd.

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NATIONAL REPUTATION for the Excellence of its Cuisine and Service

Serving Monday through Saturday

2861 MADISON AVENUE

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BEST

WISHES

from HAROLD HEMMINGER

• 519 Lake Street

St. Joseph, Michigan

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Flint, Michigan

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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Topolski

Cadet Ronald W. Haws

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COMPLIMENTS OF HILL

BROTHERS

VENEER

of Edinburg, Indiana I

••• Buyers of

WALNUT, WHITE OAK

and

MAPLE LOGS

co.

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B & W CAFE l 05 W. CmcAco RoAo Sturgis

Michigan

KEISTER WALGREEN DRUG STORE Prescription Specialists ACCURA'rnLY DISPENSED

..... Try us for your drug and sundry need and save !

.... F01wtai11 and Ln11cheo11ette

Best Wishes to the Grad1wting Class of .1959

Mrs. Bertha M. Smfrh 212 N. Eunice Drive

South Bend, Indiana

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IN APPRECIATION FOR THE DISCOVERY OF HOWE

........ MR. and MRS. H. 0. CRIPPEN, JR.

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COMPLIMENTS OF

PUBLIX CAFE Kendallville, Indiana -·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·--·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·- ·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·- ·-·-·-·-·-·-·~ ~·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-· -·-·-·-· -·-·-·-·-·-·-· -·-·--·-·-·-·-·- ·-·-·-·-·-

DODGE - PLYMOUTH and DE SOTO Sales and Se rvice

LA GRANGE TIRE & SUPPLY COMPANY 214,- l 6-18 South Detroit India na

LaGran ge

COMPLIMENTS of

CITIES SERVICE Howe. Indiana

Paul Atwater

Telephone 871-J

ALLIED TEXTILES COMPANY Complete Decomting Service

Draperies

Slip Covers Carp eting -

JO SEPH

BEALL

Wall Paper

Lamps

Furnishings

113 E. Chicago Rd .

S TURGI S, MICH.

* NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY

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WEISS OIL COMPANY Telephone 2831

Indiana

Mon go

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WITH BEST

WISHES

~ 11111 ....

MR. and MRS. HAROLD E. KINSEY

CONGRATULATIONS

and BEST

WISHES

C0 X 0 N

J. *

4125 Sandy Lane Michigan

Birmingham

KENDALLVILLE LAUNDRY

and DRY CLEANING COMPANY

Indiana

Kendallville

• • • 1892 - 67 Years of Dependable Service -

1959

• • • Onr Service Will Please Yon . .. . . . Your Business Will Please Us

I CONGRATULATIONS

to ow· SON JIM

and his CLASSMATES

and Most Sincere Thanks to a Wonderful School

THE PARSCH FAMILY

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CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1959

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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swan 8952 Branton Avenue

Highland, Indiana

COMPLIMENTS OF VILLAGE

ELECTRIC

9011 W. 24th Street No. Riverside

Illinois

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Fred Pearson ____ ____ District Manager

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Garden City, Michigan

Banquets

Receptions

Telephone GA 2-3440

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CONGRATULATIONS and GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '59

SAUBLE RIVER MOTOR COURT Cocktail Lounge and Restaurant

MR. and MRS. CLARENCE F. BUSICK

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• COMPLIMENTS

DR. AND MRS. AUGUST J. DIAN and Donald and Nancy

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CONGRATULATIONS to the

CLASS OF '59

The Patterson Co1npany, Printers Coldwater, Michigan

PRINTERS OF

THE

TATLER

COMPLIMENTS OF

ADAMS ENGINEERING, INC. South Bend, Indiana

BEST WISHES

• MODERN HARD CHROME SERVICE CO. 12880 East Nine Mile Road

EAST DETROIT

MICHIGAN

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FOOD

TOWN

Dunkirk, Indiana

COMPLIMENTS OF MR. and MRS. GEORGE P. MANTON

* * * 2228 Goddard Road Toledo, Ohio

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W e invite you to call on us ... MILLER'S CLOTHING STORE Jackson , Michigan

142 W. Mechanic Strcc· t

Squa re /Janee Clothing, Balleri110 Slippers. Pa11ta/0011 s, Fro11/,ier Pants, IP es/em Re/t s, Promenade r Ox fords , Fancy Ties SOUTHER N J\llC ILI GAN' S LEADI G S il OP

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THE BRUBAKER PRINTING CO.

"Printing is our Business" New Location - 419 South Jefferson St. Sturgis, Michigan

Phones: 302 and 303

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CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1959

• CAFE

WASHINGTON

"Fine Foods" Michigan

Sturgi s

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COMPLIMENTS of Rolph J. Kerr

l 094 Shephard Hill Blvd.

Northfield, Ohio

Complim ents of THE WOOD MOTEL

606 W. Chicago Road Stiirgis Michigan -·-·- ·- ·- ·- ·- ·- ·- ·-·-·- ·-·-·--·-·-·-·-·-·- ·-·-·-·- ·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·- ·- ·--·-·-·-·-·-·- ·-·-·-·-·, ., .......-·-·- ·- ·- ·- ·- ·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·- ·-·-·- ·- ·- ·-·-·-·--·- ·-·-·-·- ·- ·-·-·-·-·-· CoMPLTMENTS

Warr en F. Pa.rish R.R. No. 1

Howe

Indiana

COMPLIMENTS OF

Dr. and Mrs. T. Christie Innes

COMPLJ MENTS

of THE ELECTRIC SHOP, Inc. 105 E. Chicago Street

Sturgis, Michigan

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"The future is a world limited by ourselves; in it we discover only what concerns us and, sometimes, by chance, what interests those whom we love the most." - Materlinck

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Compliments of

MR. AND MRS. R. W. SCHLEMAN AND SON STEVEN

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"In time take time while time doth last, for time is no time when time is past."

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NOTICE Why not buy your mattresses and box springs direct from the factory and save?

WE MAKE SHIPMENTS AT ONCE

Box Springs - $37.00 Our Highest Price Mattress - $52.00 Call 2701 or Write

Corunna Bedding Company Corunna

Indiana

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.......... South Bend

Indiana

WARNER'S HARDWARE . . . Established in 1865 Stoves -

Furnaces -

Plumbing and Heating

Ori-Gas, Paints, Oil, Electrical Equipment, Builders' Supplies

......... Howe, Indiana

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BEST

WISHES from

SHIDLER'S Quality Home Furnishings Founded in 1896

* * * South Bend

Indiana

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INTERSTATE DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, Inc. 1901 So. Main Street Indiana

South Bend 23,

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Compliments of LLOYD S. McDANIEl 52 East Michigan Avenue Battle Creek

Michigan

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Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. John Kurap 8114 Esper Avenue Michigan

Detroit 4

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WISHES from

THE EDWARD P. LOCKART FAMILY 2359 Edgehill Road Toledo 6,

Ohio

COMPLIMENTS

ADAMS TOOLING, INC .

• South Bend, Indiana

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COMPLIMENTS OF

PRODUCTION TOOLING, INC.

Three Rivers, Michigan

COMPLIMENTS OF

Hebb/e's DRUG

ST 0 RE

. ""'.... Springfield, Ohio

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CONGRATULATIONS

and BEST TO

THE

WISHES

CLASS

1959

M 1C.H!GAN BURGLAR ALARM SYSTEM S, IN

10410 W. Chicago Detroit 4,

Michigan

Approved Electrical Protection fo r

Fire, Burglary a11d Holdup

CENTRAL STATION SIGNAL SERVICE Cadet James Rose

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PERSONAL

To Us Parents and Guardians of the Class of 1959:

Congratzilations -

they made it! We who have

paid the bills, listened to the beefs and gripes and sweated out the grades every six weeks can now relax and enjoy our boy's graduation. To you, Seniors, Class of '59: We ll done, bo ys, well done. When you handle your last parade keep your handkerchiefs hand y ]or

if your years at Howe have been of significance, it will be difficult to hold back the tears.

- AN OLD

GRAD

AND PROUD PARENTS OF A NEW GRAD

COMPLIMENTS OF FENN ER'S DRIVE

INN

Sturgis

Michigan

The Osman's . . .

· Townhouse Restaurant in downtown Sturgis

Michigan

• Open Each Day . . BREAKFAST -

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LUNCHEON -

DINNER

We serve a

BUFFET DINNER each Saturday night 5:00 o'clock until 9:00 o'clock

POORMAN'S SUPER

MARKET

• Buchanan

Michigan

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Compliments of

Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd L. Spitler

• 1522 Huffman Avenue

Dayton 3, Ohio

CONGRATULATIONS

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to CLASS

the OF

1959

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Harschfeld

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Indiana

Lynn J. Warner

Beverly L. Warner

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MOELLERING SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Manufacturers and Distributors Sanitary Maintenance Supplies and Equipment

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Fort Wayne

Elkhart

Kokomo

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BEST .to CLASS

WISHES the OF

1959

Dr. and Mrs. James W. Hubly Battle Creek

Michigan

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Best Wishes to the Graduating Cadets

ilONNIE BROOK COUNTRY CLUB

Telegraph and 8-Mil e Road

.....

Detroi t 19, Michigan

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CONG RA TULA TIONS HOWE MILITARY SCHOOL

• • • J. C. PENNEY COMPANY

Stnrgis, Michigan

Compliments of

THE ST ATE BANK OF LIMA Howe, Indiana

* * * Over a Century of Continuous Service Member of Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

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BEST OF LUCK to the

CLASS OF '59

DR. and MRS. HAROLD W. LeHEUP CAROL and DON

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COMPLIMENTS OF

G & A TRUCK LINE, INC.

White Pigeon

Michigan

To the

SENIOR CLASS

1959

CONGRATULATIONS and

BEST

WISHES from

Dr. and Mrs. L. 8. Rasmussen Mary and Richard

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Northern Indiana Agency, Inc. and Merlin S. Wilson & Company COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE Harry J. Goeglein

Dean F. Cutshall BOS Fort Wayne Bank Building -

Fort Wayne 2, Ind.

Mana gen Phone ANthony 11 SS

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BROWN'S

.....

BARBER

SHOP

Indiana

Howe

VISTULA TRAIL

MOTEL

* Howe, Indiana

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To the Members of the Class of 1959 -

May Success Crown All Your Endeavors

* E. Pau l Reichard and Cadet G. Leslie Reichard

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JOHN B. ANO CLEO M. HOSTETLER, MGRS .

BLUE PLAZA ROLLER RINK

Phone 1278

119 S. Centerville St., Sturgis, Mich.

We Specialize in Fnn and Entertainment -·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·~

BEST WISHES

From a Friend of the CADET CORPS

American Military Supply Corporation 225 Lafayette Street New York 12,

New York

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CONGRATULATIONS

SENIORS

·-· Peter T. Moe Thomas Moe

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~ May the future exceed your abundant past! If one a d va n ces co nfid e ntl y in t h e direction of his dreams, a nd endeavor s t o li ve th e li fe which he has im.agined , he will meet wit h a s uccess unexpected in common hours. H e nry David Thor eau

Miles Laboratories, Inc. Elkhart, Indiana Makers of fine quality products

Alko -SeltzerCil • Bactine<r • One-A-Day® (Brand) Vitamins • Miles® Nervine

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CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of

1959

To THE CADETS OF COMPANY "L"

Mr. and Mr.s_ Donald L. Tuohy -·-·"""'"·-·- ·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·' '·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·- ·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-· .......

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Vending Company

Automatic Catering Service

Brew Coffee - Hot Chocolate - Soft Drinks Soup, Hot Food, Milk, Pastries, Candy, Etc .

...... MAIN OFFICE - -

Telephone Fairfax 2-0323

1511 South West River St., Elyria, Ohio 6092 Edgebrook Blvd., Cleveland 39, Ohio.

Margaret B. Ware

Phone Tuxedo 4-6700

FREEMAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY

* Sturgis, Michigan

CON G RATULATIONS! SENIOR

MR.

and

CLASS

MRS .

BOU C HA R D

and Son CADET

BOUCHARD

CONGRATULATIONS and

BEST

WISHES to the

CLASS

1959

* * * Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Paul Cambridge City

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Indiana

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Co MP LIM ENTS

Dr. and Mrs. Walter A. Hladnn

CONGRATULATIONS CLASS

1959

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bascik

* HEARTY WISHES to the men of HOWE '59 for many snccessful years ahead

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CLASS

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1959

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