1960 Howe Military School Yearbook

P R E S E NT E D BY

HOWE

C LA S S

MILITARY /

SCHOOL

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Foreword ...

The 1960 Trztler Board would Lilce to see th£s year's edition of the Tat/er go down in the history of the school as the best yearboolc ever. We have worked hard to produce a book that covers the en tire school and one that will be a lasting menw nto of the outstanding year of 1960.

It is onr sincere hope that yon will chen:sh this book anll get as much pleasure out of reading it as we have had in producing it for yon.

C>EC>I

TIC>"-1

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To a person who has displayed patience · and perserverance in lreepin g us physically

fii and for her cann y sense of humor in a/tending lo our major and min or ilfs , we, th e m embers of 1961) Senior Class pay onr highes/ possible tribttle by presentin g to you. Mrs. Lillian Fender, !he 1960 Tatler.

David M. Block Business Manager

Daniel W. Scott, Ill Assistant Editor

Andrew J. P. Innes

Editor

Ronald J. Lowe Ass 1 t Business Mgr.

OARD

Robert L. Brownell, Jr. Sports Editor

John M. Burton Ass't Sports Editor

Father Murphy Adviser

HOWE

MILITARY

SCHOOL

!!:» T ~FF. - -

Superi11te11dent COLONEL

B

RRETT BEEBF. BOUTON,

B. A., M. A.

St. Steph1'11'.1 r:ollcgc, Han•ord U11i11crsity, Inf. Ind. N. G.

Headmaster RAYMOND

R.

KELLY , JH. ,

A. 13., M.

s.

llli11 ois Co11Pge, Indian a U11iversity

Chaplai11

Tim

REvi;rrn ' JJ ROBERT }AMES MURPHY,

B. D., D. D.

Seabury Di11i11ity School, Nashotah House

Co11w1.a11da11t

s. MERRITT

'IA.JOH JAMES

Huwe, 1917 Inf. lad . N. G.

Professor of M ifitary Scie nce a.11rl Tactics

LT.

COLONEL HAYMOND

c.

DURGAN,

B.

s.

Syrar·use Un iversity

Principal of the Lower School MAHX

D. MERHELL, A. B. tr abash College

Pri11cipal Emeritus of the Lower School Tr-rn REVEREND EARL THOMA S JENNINGS, 13. A. Howe 1912, Syracuse University

Treasurer KENNETH

G.

HERRICK

liowe 1940

Business Manager and Assistant Treasurer

HoaERT E. PowELL Director of Admissions DONALD

B.

STUCKEY

Howe 1934

Director of Pziblic Relations GLENN

0.

KEASEY

Chairman, Advisory Council, Howe Military School Vice-President, R etired, Associates Investment Co.

Assistant Director of Pnblic Relations THOMAS

w.

WAUERS,

Heidelberg College

B. A.

First row ( left to l'i ghl. ): Mr. Glenn , Fr. J enn in gs, Mr. Kelly, Fr. M11rphy, Co l. Bo111on, Col. Durgan, Mr. Merrell , Mr. Lu ck 'Y· Second row : Mr. Haas, Mr . .Tames, .Mr. Hau ck, Mr. P ag in , M r. Tuck e r, M r. Wenzel, Mr. Tingley, Mr. S la te r, M r. Poljak.

Third row: Mr . WorralJ. M r. Cha mbers, Mr. Figert , Mr. O'Boyl e, Mr. Fi nch, Mr. Mi ll e r, Mr. Ga tes, Mr. Duggan, Mr. OvN rna n.

Fo urth row : Mrs. Aikma n, Mrs. Kell y, Mrs. Dow n , Mrs. Slat e r. Mr. Wa lt ers, Miss Hardiman , Mrs. Bcrngcs, M r. Craha n, Mr. Melendy.

Fif th row: Cap t. Cowles, Capt. Cavins, Cap t. Deva nn y, Col. Lilli e, Maj. S trawbridge, Sic. Gibson. ]VT/Sg t. Jase ph , S fc. Dunbar, S£c. Montgo me ry.

SACRED STUDIES THE CHAPLAIN

LIBRARIAN

Miss

B. A.

JOSEPHINE HARDIMAN,

Indiana University

ENGLISH THE HEADMASTER RAYMOND R. KELLY, A. B., M. Illinois Co /Lege, Indiana University LESTER M. T UCKER, M.A., Ohio Strite Univers it y

B.

s.

s.

J OHN A. F INCH, B. A. Universi ty af London

F. GATES, B. A., LL. B., J. Iowa State Teach ers Co llege University of Chicago

AI,LAN

Jo1-1N

B. CRAHAN , ]R., Unive rsity of Texas

B.

s.

D.

MATHEMATICS and SC IENCE

R.

SHIRLEY

GLENN,

A. B.. M. A.

l nrli'.ana Universit y

w. WENZEL, A. B.

MELVIN

Baff Stat<' Teachers College

B.

CARL

TINGLEY,

s.

B.

University of llfinois DANIEL G.

J-lAucK, B. S., A. B.

Parsons' Co llege

c.

s.

B.

FRANK CHAMBERS,

Westem Michigan University

J. O'BovLE, B. S., M. S.

T 11 0MAS

Krm.rns State College COMMERCE GAYLE

w. MELENDY, B. s.

Mm1kn tn State Co ff ege LANGUAGES

B. A.

MRS. GEORGE BERNGES,

Northwestern University }AMES

w.

SLATER,

B. A., M.A.

Colgate Unive rsity, IPes/em Reserve Univ,ersity HISTORY )OHN

A.

PAGI ',

B. A.,

M.

A.

Unive rsity of Iowa

R. J AMES, B. A.,

ROBERT

M.

s.

Iowa State Teache rs College DRIVER TRAINING JACOB POLJAK , JR.,

B. s., M.

s.

Ball State Teachers Co ff ege Indiana University LOWER SCHOOL T11 E PR INCIPAL MA.Rx

D. MERRELL, A. B. IP abash College

B. A.

T11 E REV. E . T. JENNINGS,

Syracuse University MRs. Loi s KELLY,

B.

S.

l nrlirma Unive rsity MRS. LUCILLE SLATER,

B.

s.

University of Minnesota M Rs . ELIZABETH DowNs,

B.

National College of Education

S.

wARREN HAAS, B.

A.

Nor th western University Grnduale Sindy - Harvard Universil.y ]AMES

D.

DUGGAN,

B. A.

Be/oil College Awr r·I UR

J.

B.

WORRALL,

A.

Univers il y of the Sonth IVAN

L.

s.

B.

OVERMAN,

IV es I.em 111 inois U niversil y

MUSIC DEPARTMENT

Director of the Band PETER f IGEHT,

B.

M.

E.

Ball State Teac hers College

Directo r of Sacred Mttsic, Organ, Piano FRANKLIN S. MILLER, M u s.

B.,

Mus. M.

University of Illinois, Chicago Musical College Doctoral S1.udy, Univer.11/\' of Heidelbe rg, Germrw.y

Director of the Glee Club PETER FIGERT,

B.

M.

E.

Ball State Teachers College

DANCING MARION AND MADELEINE MUil.PHY

Lonis Cha/if School of Ballet - New York Jifasler Graduates Chicago National Association Dance Masters Normal School Members C. N. A . D. M.A.

THE MILITARY STAFF

Professor of Military Scie nce and Tactics L'r. COLONEL RAYMOND C. DURGAN,

B.

Syrarnsc University

Com1na11dant of Cadets MAJOR ]AMES

s. MERRITT

Howe 1917, Ind. N. G.

Assistant Commandant of Cadets Tactical Officer, Company "C" CAPTA J'\' EARL

c.

DEVANNY,

B. A.

Lake Forest College

Commandant of Cadets of the Lower School MAJOR ROBERT STRAWBRJDGE,

B.

Indiana University

Tactical Officer, Company "l" DAVID A . CAVINS,

B.

DePanw U nivcrsity

s.

S.

Taclical Officer, Company "A" LT. CoL. FRANK M. LITTLE, Howe, 1929

Inf.

USAR

Tactical Officer, Company " B"

E.

CA PTAI N LAWRENCE

COWLES

Assistants to the P. M. S. and T. M / SGT. RoLA ND H. JAsEPH U.S. Army

l / c Jo11 N R.

SGT.

MONTGOMERY

U. S. Army

l /c

SGT.

KENNETH GmsoN

U.S. Anny

l / c JonN £.

SGT.

DU NBAR

U.S. Anny

THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT School Physicians ALFRED

AJNSW ORTH

WADE, Tlowe 1906

M. D.

E. Yu 'KER, M. D.

P1-11uP

School Dentist

A. B.

NELSON,

D. D.

s.

LaGrange, Indiana

Supe rintendent of the lnfinnary Mn s. LrLLIAN FENDER, R . N .

Mat ron oJ Lower School fa s.

A

AIKMAN, R. N.

S teward Mri. ToM SMusz OFFICES

Sec retary to the Principal of Lower School

Accounting

MRs . JEAN CmwsTLER

MRS. SAHAH M. TROYER

Secretary to the Superintendent

Secretary to the Director of Public Rela.tioas Mus . SusAN Frnca

MHS. BERNEICE WILLARD

Sec retary in Administrative Offices

Secretary lo t!ie Director of Ad1nissio11 s

Mns. ISABELLE HAAS

M Rs . L1LUAN MATTH Ews

MRS. VIOLET GRIFFITH

Secretary to the Headmaster MHs. SARA HALFOHD

Quartermaster EARL

c. wEISS

Top row ( left Lo right) : l\fr. Sla ter , Mr. ~lelently , Mr. Poljak.

Seco nd row: Mr. Kell)', Mrs. Bern ges, l\lliss Hardim an.

Third row: Mr. Tucker , !Vlr. James, Mr. Crahun.

Top row (lefl lo ri gh1) : Mr. Chamb er s, Mr. O'Boyl e, Mr. W enzel.

Seco nd row: Mr. Tingley, i\'lr. Pagin , Mr. Finch.

Third row: Mr. Gal es, M.r. Glenn , Mr. Hau ck.

SENI

s

CARL S. ANDERSON -

"Andy"

2 Y cars

"B" Company; De bal e 4; Intramural Football 3, 4; Intramural Su flball 3, 4; Tntramural Bas. kctball 4. Carl plan · lo go Lo Purdu e Unive rsit y.

His present address is 120 Second Stree t, £] . yTia, Ohio.

TATLER

LAWRENCE WELSTED BENNETT -

"Lorry"

4 Year "B" Co mpany ; Pfc 2; Sg t 3 4; lron Guard 3; Olrl Guard 4; No n-Corns Club 4; Cho ir l; NFL l 2; Cond uc t Ribbon s 2 4; Swimming l ; fnlramural So ftb all 1 2 3 4; Var. il y Wres t· lin g 3 4·; Varsity Foo tball 3 4. Larry plans Lo allencl Co lbey Co ll ·gc next fall. His present address is 14122 o. Park, Shaker H e ights, Ohio.

DENNIS MICHAEL BERGO -

" Denny"

5 Years Onr yea r in

Lower School ; '·C" Compuny; Pfc l ; Cp l 2; S fc 3; 2nd Lt 4·; Ba11alion S-4· 4; Iron Guard 3; Old G um·d 3 4; VJ-TC 1 2 3 4; Sgt-a t-Arms VHC 4; Sword and Shi.eld 4; 1-lussm·s ] 2 3 4; Hon or CaHls 4; ond uct Ribbons 1 2 3 4; Military Wrea th l; Class Vi ce-Preside nt 1 2 3; Varsit y Sw immin g 1 2 3 4· Varsit y Football 2 3 4; Cap tain Football 1 ~a 111 4; 5th place medal in stale swimmin g relay 1ca111 1.

NINETEEN

DAVID MICHAEL BLOCK -

"Dave"

8 Years Lower Sc hool 4 years; ·'B" Company; Pfc 1; Cp l 2; S fc 3; Capt 4 ; Co. Commrlr. 4; Glee Club l ; ADT l 2 3; Trca urer ADT 3; Old Guard 1 2 3 4; Command er Old Guard 4-; Non Co ms Club 3; Ta ller S taff 4; B u in ess Manager Tail er 4; VHC 2 3 4.; P resid ent VHC 4; Chairman o f Initi ations VHC 3; NFL ] 2; Sword a nd S hi eld 4; Howe H ra lrl l 2 3; Edi tor H era ld 3; Honor Cards l 2 3 4-; Par Card s 1 2 ; Condu ct Ribbons 1 2 3 4; Mil it ary Wrea th s ] 2 3; Mo t Trn s lwor th y Cade t M edal 2; Haberly Meda l 2; Mos t Earnes t End eavor 3; Varsit y Basehall l 2 3 4; R e Foo t ba ll l ; Fresh-So ph Baske tball l; Varsi ty Footba ll 2 3 4; Cap t. Footbal l T ea m 4; lntra111u ra l Ba ke tball 3 4; :Most Valuabl e Playe r Foo tball 4; 2nd Team All-Arca Foo tball T eam 4. Dave pl a ns to enter ·west Po int this summ el'. Hi s prese nt addres is 1754 0 Schaeffer Rd ., Detroit 35, Mi chi gan.

SIX

ROBERT JAMES BLUME -

"Bongo"

2 ' eurs .. C'' Co 111pa11 y; P fc 3; Cpl 4; lron G uard 3; l'ur Ca rd 3; Cn nd11 c l Rib hons 3 4; Cross Co unt ry 3; Swimming 3 4. Bob plan s to go to i\l ichiga n S 1a1c U ni ve r~ il y nex l full. His prcs1•111 ad dress is 517 So. G le nhurs l, Binninglrn 111, M ichi gan.

~HE '

CLIF LEE BOLDING -

"Clif"

2 Yea rs .. !\ "Co m pan y; P fc 3; Cpl 4; G lee Clu b 3 4; NF L 4 ; De ba le 3; Aco ly te 3; Condu ct Ribbons 3 4 ; Var ·ity Cross Co 11nlTy 4. Clif plans lo a tte nd Kalam azoo Co ll ege. His present address is Howe, lntliana.

JOHN CHARLES BROADWELL -

"J C"

3 'l eur s "C" Com pa ny; P fc 3: Sfe 4; lrnn G uard .'l; Par Card s :1; Co ndu ct Ribbons 3 4; Tnt rammul F oo tbu ll 2 3; lntram11rul B ask e tball 1 2 3; In -

tra mu ra l So ftb a ll 2 3 4; Sw immin g 4,_ Hi s prese nt address is 3435 Bra d way, Birmin g ham , .\l iC' hi gan .

NINETEEN

JAMES W . BROADWELL -

"Broad"

3 Years " B" Co mpany; Iron C uanl 3; Pin Card 2 3; Condu c t Ri bbons 2; Jntra11111ral Softb all 2 3 4. Jim pl a ns to a tt end A lma Co ll ege nex t fa ll.

His p1·cscnt address is 34.35 Bradway, Binnin gha 111, 1ich igan.

RICHARD ANDREW BRODIE -

"Pres"

3 Y"ars "C" Company; P[c 3; 2nd Lt 4; Plat. Lclr. 4; l ro 11 Guard 3; VHC 4; NFL 2 3 4; Sword a11d S hi eld 4; Hu ssars 2 :3 4·j Par Carel 3; Cond uct Ribbon 2 3 4; Co ld Meda l Exce ll ence in S µc ech ; Degree of Excellence in NFL; Varsity S wi1111nin g 3 4; Varsity Football 3 4; Intramural So ftball 2 3 4; 4th place in relay Learn ·tate swimmin g mee t. Di ck plans to go Lo Deniso n Univers it y. His prrsc nt address is 1580 Totl cnham , Birming ha m, Michigan.

TATLER

ROBERT LEE BROWNELL, Jr., -

"Bruno"

4 Years "C" Comµany; Pfc l; Cpl 2; Slc 3; Major 4; Battalion Co111 111. 4; lron Cum·cl 3; Non-Coms C lub 3; Sporls Editor Tuller 4; VHC 2 3 4; Vi ce-Pres ident VHC 4; ' tucl e nt Counci l 1 3 4·; Sword a nd S hi eld 4; Chairman ex-offi cio Sword and Shi eld Cl ub 4; Hu ssars 1 2 3 4; Comm.

Hu ss ar~ 4; Cond uct. Ribbon s 12 3 4; Outs tandin g Non-Co m Meda l 3; Class l reside nt 1 3 4; 1anl y Branc h S port s man ship trophy 3; Intramural Fn otball l ; lnt ramurnl So [LbalJ l; Cross Co untry 2; Varsi ty Basketball 2 3; Capt and 1ost Valu ab le p layer 3; All-Sectional Tourney T ea m 3; Varsity Trac k 2 3. Bob plans to attend lV[iami University. His present address is 610 W. Stroop Rel., Dayton , Ohio.

JOHN MORRISON BURTON - "Horse"

5 't ('a rs ·'R" Com pa ny; Pfc 2; Cp l Cl; Sfc 4; G ire Club l 2 .'cl; Iron Guurtl 3; Old Guard 1J.; No n-Coms C lu b 4; Ta tlt·r S ta [ 4; D a nre Rand I ; V HC 2 ;j 4; NFL 1 2 3 4; Vice-P res id ent F'L 4; Hera ld 1 2; Hu ssars 3; Aco lyte 1 2 3 4; Band ·1 2; Honor Car ds 3; Onler of St. Vincent 1 2 3 4; llaberly Medal 1 2 3; 4-tlr S tale Ora tory C.o nlrs l 2; Varsit y S wimmin g 1 2 3 4; Var sity Foo tball 2 3 4; Varsity Tru ·k 2 3 4; Vars ity T enni s 2 .3; Mos t Valu able Player Track 3; Mos t Va l11 a bl c Player Sw immin g 3 4; l\fosl Va l11 nhl P Pl ayer T enni s 3; Ca ptain Sw inm1in g Tt'am il 4; 1-l unora blc Mrn lion A ll -A rca Fon t· hall Player ,q 4; a lion a l Prrp Heco rd Hold •r ~O yd. Fn •ps tylr 4; 2n d S tal l' Sw immin g Mee t, !'iO 1d. fn.,·s ty le .1; Scltonl Rl'cnrd Ho ld er nf IO ,:wi111111in g 1•vr n1 s; A ll A 111 l' ri cu n PrC' p Sc hool Sw i111111Pr ; Sc hool Ri:curd H old1•1· in Low an d fli g lt l-T111·dl Ps . .fol111 111uk1'> Iri s lr or ni: a l 64 12 l lilJcr,.s l, Okl a ho ma Ci ty, Okl a homa.

NINETEEN

LEONARD WILLIAM COX -

"Lance"

3 Years "C" Co mpany; Pfc 2; S fc 3; "Is l L t 1J; Exec 11 1i vc Officer 4 ; Iro n Guard 3; VHC 4·; N FL 1J.; S word and S hi eld 4; T-lrr ssa rs 2 3 4 ; A ·oly tc 2 3 4; Ord er of S t. Vin ce nt 4; Co ndrr cl Ribbons 2 3 4; :Military W rea th 2; Bes t Ne w Cmiel 2 ; Rifl e tea m 2 3 4; Cap t RiflP T eam 3 4 ; Mos l Va luabl e Player 3; Third in s ta le Rifle M ee I 3; Intramural foo tb all 2 4·; Fool· ball 3; Varsity Base ball 3; Lf'n plans 10 al· lend the U niversity of Virginia. Hi s present ud· dress is 1600 Ashwoo d Drive, Lexing ton , Ky.

SIX

DAVID WORTH CROSS -

"Luke"

.3 Years "A" Co mpan y; Sfc 3; M/Sg t 4; Thespians 3 4; Non -Co rns Club 4; Secr etar y Non- Co ms Club 4; NFL 3 4 ; Hu ssars 2 3; A colyte 3 4· Order of St. Vin cen t 4 ; Co nduc t Ribbons 2 3 4 '.

Cross Country 2 3; S wimmin g 3; Tumblin g 2'. " Luke" plan s to a t tend Beloit College next fa ll. His prese nt a dd ress is 118 E as t Third Hinsd a le, Jllinois. '

TATLER

RUSSELL FREDERICK DERR -

"Duke"

3 Yeurs "C" Co mpany ; P fc l ; S fc 3; 2nd LL 4; Pia Loo n L ea der 4 ; .Iro n Gua rd 3; O.ld G uard 4·; VHC 4·; Hu ssa rs 2 3 4; S word a nd S hield 4·; NFL 2 3 4·; P a r Ca rds 3; Co ndu c t Ribbons 2 3 4 ; D egree o f H onor NF L ; Swimmin g 2; lnLrumural F oo tb a ll 2; lntrumura l So ftb all 2 3 4; Va rsity Foo tball 3 4; W res tlin g 3. Duke pl ans lo go to Hill sda le College ne xt fa ll. His present add rr.ss is a l 420 Fox Cha pel R oad , Pills-

burgh 38, P a.

DONALD AUGUST DIAN -

" Moose"

6 Years Lower Schoo l 2 years; Pfc l; Sfc 3; 2nd LI 4; Thes piun s 4; GJee Cl11b 1 2; ADT J. 2 3 4; Vice- President ADT 4; Old G11ai·d 2 3 4; VHC 2 3 4; Treasure r VHC 4; Debate 1 2; NF L 12 3 4; Sg l-a l-Arms NFL 4·; Sword a nd Sh ield 4; Honor Ca rd s 1 2 3 4; Par Cards 1 2; Conduct Ribbon s ] 2 3 4.; Military Wrealh 3; Clas Preside nl 2; Class Secre ta ry 3; Cla ss Sgt·atArrn · 4,; Fres h-So ph Footba ll 1; Re erve Baske t baJJ 1 2; Varsil y BaskelbalJ 3 4; Capt and Mos t Va luabl e Player BasketbaJl 4; Vars ity Te nnis 2 3 4; Varsity Football 2 3 4; 2nd Team All -Area End 4; Cum Laude 4. Don plans 10 a ll cnd Ear lh am CoJ lege nex t !all. Hi prese nl address is 584 Rooseve lt S1., Gary, Indi a na.

NINETEEN

DAVID GEORGE DOUGLAS -

"Bishop"

3 Years "A" Company; Sg t 3; M/Sg t 4; Baualion Sergeant Major; GJ ee Club 2 3 4·; Non -Coms Club 4; Chairman ex-officio Non-Corns Club 4; NFL 3 4·; H erald 2 3; Acoly1e 2 3 4; Head Acolyte 4·; Con du ct Ribbons 2 3 4; Ch ris1ian Manlin ess Medal 3; Leste r Tucker Exl mporaneou s Medal 3; Haberly Medal 3; Jim Brown P ennanl 2; Varsity Cross Co unlry 3 4; Cap tain Cross Co untry 4., George plans lo ent er H eiddherg College next !all. Hi s present add ress is 2.5.50 Berkshire, Cleveland Heighl s, Oh.io.

SIX

EMMETT EDWARD EAGAN -

"Hatchet"

6 Years Lower School 2 yea rs; "C" Co mpan y; Pfc 1 ; C pl 2; Sgt 3; S(c 4; Glee C lub 1 2 3; lron Guard 3; Old Guard 3 4; Non-Coms 4; VIIC 3 4; Debate l 2 3 4; NFL ] 2 3 4; Band l ; H o nor Card s 2 :3; Par Card. l 2 3; Con due l RiblJo ns 1 2 3 4; l\<filitary Wreath 3; S wi111111ing 1 2; Reserve Base bal I l 2 3 4; Varsity Football .1 'I; ln1 ra111 11ral Baoke tball 3 4. " H a1chct" livC's a l 99 S teph e n:; Road, Grosse Poinle .36, i\f ic hi ga n.

TATLER

JAY ALLEN EMERSON -

"E mmie"

4 Year · " A" Company; Pfc .1; Cp l 4; Jron Guard 3; Old G11ard 4; H erald 2 3 4; News Ed itor H erald .1; Editor Herald 4; Par Card s 3; Quill and Scro ll 3 4; lntrarnural Baske tball 1 2 3 4; Intramural Footb a ll 1 2 3 4·; Intramural Softbal I 1 2; Rese1·ve Base ball 3 4 . .lay pluns to ent er Northwes te rn Un ivers ity.

His present address is 16 W. 136 Timbervi ew, E lmhurst, I llinni s.

GEORGE ARCHER FREI -

"Georgie"

3 Yea rs .. B" Company; Pfc 2; Sg t 3; 2nd 11 4; NF L 2 3 4·; Pre id eal NFL 4; Cond 11 c l Ribbon s 2 3; Speech M!'rl a l 2 3. George plan s to ent e r A l· bi1111 Coll ege next fa ll. Hi s c11rrr n1 address is 916 Pl!'asan l Dri ve, Ypsilan 1i , M ichiga n.

NINETEEN

GEORGE RICHARD GEARHART -

"Count"

5 Year · Lower Schoo l 1 yea r ; "A" Company; P[c 2; Sgt 3; M / Sgl 4; Glee Cln h 3 4; lron G Ltard 3; Old G 11 a rd 4.; Non-Corns Cl11b 4; Hn ssa r 2 3 4; Cond uct Ribbons 1 2 3 4; Best Posl11re meda l 3; Fres h-Sop h Football 1; Inl.ranmral Football 2 3. Geor ge plans to enter H eid elberg Co ll ege in the fall. H is home addTess is Berks hire Road , Gates M ill s, Ohio.

KIRK RICHARDSON GLENN -

"Kirk"

6 Years Lower Schoo l 2 years; "A" Compa ny; Old Guard 3 4·; Cho ir l; Acolyte 1 2 3; Cond ncl Ribbon s 1 2 3 4 ; .ln1.ran111ral Basketball 2 3 4; l1Hramural Football 2 3 4·; Intramural Softball 1 2 3 4. K irk plans lo en lcr Indiana Univers il y.

Hi s prese nl address is Howe, Indiana.

TATLER

JAMES ALLAN GREIG -

"Splash er"

5 Years Lower Sc hool ] year; "C" Company; Pfc 1; Cpl 3; Sgt 4; Tron G ua rd 3; Old Guard 3 4·; VHC 1 2 3 4; Hera ld 2 3; Hn ssars 1 2 3 4; Camera Club 2 3 4·; Conduct Ribbon s 1 2 3 4; Class Secretary 1; Fresh- Soph Football 1 2; Varsity Swimming 1 2 3 4; Captain Swimming 3; Football 3; P laced in stale swimming meels ] 2 3 4 . .Jim plans lo enter th e Univers ity o[ Michi ga n. Hi s presenl address is 19170 Mon ie Vis la, De1roi1 21, Michi gan.

TALLMADGE J. HAAS -

"Faz"

3 Years " B" Company; Cpl 2; Sic 3; 1st Lt 4·; Captain 4; G lee Club 2 3 4 ; Tron Guard 3; ADT 2 3 4; Presid e nt ADT; C um Laude 4; NonComs CJuh 3; VHC 2 3 4; S tud e nt Co un ci l 2; Sword and Shi eld Club 4; Secre tary ex-offic io Sword and Shi e ld Club 4; Honor Cards 2 3 4; P a r Cards 2 3; Cond uct Ribbon s 2 3 4 ; Milita r) Wreath 3; Rankin g Cade t Meda ls 2 3; Habcrly medal s 2 3; Headmasters Medal [or exce ll ence in Ma th 3; Cross Co untr y 2 3; Mos l Va lu able Pla ye r 3; Varsity Baseball 2 3 4; Ratting trop h y for hi ghest balling avera ge 2; Varsit y Football 4; Varsity Track 3. Tam plans Lo ent e r Wabash Coll ege nex t fa ll. Hi s home is in Howe, lndian a.

NINETEEN

WILLIAM H. HALLOWELL -

"Bill"

4 Years " A" Compa ny; Pie l ; Cpl 3; Sg t 4; Iron Guard 3; Old G ua rd 4; VHC 2 3 4; Cha irman of Initiations VHC 4; Herald 3 4; Sports Editor Herald 4; Hussars 3 4; Conduct Ribhon s 12 3; Varsity Football 2 3 4; Varsity W1·es tling 4; Varsity Base ball 3 4; In tramural Football 1. Bill plans to enter Georg ia T ec h nex t fall.

Hi s home is in Murphyboro , Illinois.

SIX

ROBERT JOHN HARSCHFELD -

"Jumpin Jack"

3 Years "A" Company; Pfc 2; Sgt 3; Sfc 4; lron Guard 3; Hu ssars 2; Conduct Ribbons 2 3 4·; Milit ary Wreath 2; Varsity Rifle 2; Intramural Football 3 4; Jntra11111ral Basketball 3 4·; Intramural Softball 2 3 4·; W inn er of th e Teaford Rifle 2; Placed 10th in state rifle match.

"J umpin J ack " plans to a ttend Mon tana State Un iversit y. His address is 23 Sou th Benton, Hel ena, Mo ntan a.

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RONALD WILLIAM HAWS -

"Joe"

5 Years Lower School 1 year; "C" Co mpan y; Pfc 1; Cpl 2; Sg t 3; Sic 4·; Old Guard 3 4; Debat e 3 4; Cap tain of Debate Team ; NFL 3 4; Secretary of NFL 4; Camera Club 2 3 4·; President Ca mera Club 4; Par Cards 2 3; Conduct Ribbons 1 2 3 4; Varsity Cross Co untr y 4; fntramu ra l Basketball 1 2 3 4; Intramural So ftball 1; Track 3 4. Joe plans to a llend Lake Fores t Coll ege nex t fall. Hi s home address is 13220 Tecumseh, De trn it 39, Michi ga n.

TODD WESLEY HERRICK -

"Todd"

5 Years Lowe r Schoo l 1 year; "A" Company; Cpl 3; Sfc 4; Iro n Guard 3; Old Guard 3 4; NFL 4; Heruld 4; Band 2 3; Cond uct: Ribbons 1 2 3 4; Colonial Daughters Essay Con test Medal 3; Frcsh-Sop h Football 1 2; Varsity Football 3.

Todd plans to a ttend Knox Coll ege next year.

His prese nl home address is 706 West Chi cago Blvd., Tec um seh, Michi ga n.

NINETEEN

ANDREW JOHN PARRICK INNES -

"Andy"

4 Years " B" Co mpany; Pfc l ; Cpl 2; Sfc 3; Capt 4; Battalion Exec uti ve Oflicer 4; Glee Club 1 2; ADT 2 4·; Old Guard 4; Non-Corns Club 3; Tailer Sta ff 4; Edi tor Ta ll er 4; VHC 3 4; Sec. VHC 4; NFL 1 2 3 4; Degree of Honor in NFL 2; St ud en t Co un cil 1 2; Sword and Shield 4; Herald 1 2 3; Editor Herald 3; Ho nor Cards 2 3 4; Par Cards 2 3; Condu ct Ribbon s 1 2 3 4; Mili tary Wrea lhs l 2 3 4; Chi cago Tribun e Bold Medal for Excellence in ROTC 2 3; Class Sgt-a t-Arms 3; Class Sec 4; Quill a nd Scroll 3; Fresh-Sop h Football 1 2; Fres hman Basketball 1 ; Intramural Footba ll 3; Int ra mural Softball l ; Varsity Baseball 2 3 4; Most Valuable P layer Baseball 3; Var· siLy Football 4; Va rsity Basketball 3 4. Andy plans to go lo Lh e Air Force Acarlemy. Hi s present home address is 2402 Barrington Drive Tolcrl o 6, Ohio. '

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KENNETH ROE KIRKDORFER -

"Kirk"

4 Yeal'S "C" Company; Pfc l ; Sg t 4; Old Guard 4; Hussars 3 4; Camera Club 3 4; Band 1 4; Co ndu ct Ribbon s 1 2 3 4 Fresh-Soph Foothall l ; l.nt ram ural Football 2 3 4; lnt.ramural Basketball 1 2. Kirk plans to a l tend th e Ft. W ayne T echni cal Coll ege. Hi s p1·esent addres is 1606 Oak Street, Niles, Michi gan.

TATLER

JOHN KOLARIK -

"The Deacon"

2 Years "C" Co mpany; Pfc 3; Cpl 4; lron Guard 3; Co ndu ct Ribbons 3; Int ram ural FootbaJl 3 4; Intramural Basketball 3 4; ·int ram ural So ft ball 3 4; Wres tlin g 4. Hi s h ome add ress is 612 Hayes S 11·eet, Cary, Indiana .

MICHAEL JOHN KURAP -

"Mickey"

4 Years "C" Co mpan y; Pfc l ·; Cpl 3; Sgt 4; Glee Club 2 .3; Old Guard 4; Non- Co ins Clu b 4; NFL 1 2 3 4· Ca mera Clu b 2; Co ndu ct Ribbon s 1 2 3 4; Sw(mmin g 1 3; Jn1 ram11ral :Soft ball 1; Tenn is 4· ln1 ram11ral Foo1ball 2. M ike plans lo attend \Veslern M ichigan Univers ity nex t fall. Hi s present home is 8114 Esper, Detro i1· 4, M ich.

NINETEEN

JOSEPH GEORGE LEVY -

"Fox"

3 Year "A" Company· Pfc 2 · Cpl 3 · l\'1/S"l 4 · Iron Guard 3; No n-'Coms d ub 4; NFL 3 rr'u ssars 2; Band 3; P ar Cards 3; Co ndu ct Ribbon s 2 3 4; T enni 2 3 4; Swimmin g 3; Ri[l e 4. Joe plans lo allend Battle Cree k Coll ege nex l fa ll .

His home add ress is 343 O rchard Place, Batlle Creek, :Mic hi gan.

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RONALD JAM ES LOWE -

"Ewol "

8 Years ·'A" Company; P£c I; Cpl 2; Sfc 3; Capt 4; Co mpany Comm 4; Old G uai·d 1 2 3 4; Secy O ld G uard 4; Tai ler S tafT 4; Assis t Business !gr Ta il er 4; S 111dent Co un cil 2 4; Sword and S hield 4; Hu ssars 1 ; Acolyte 1 2 3 4·; Honor Canis 1 2 4; Pur Cards l 2 4; Order o ( S I. Vi ncent 2 3 4; Conduc t Ribbons 1 2 3 4; .fili ta ry Wrealh 2; Class Treas 4; Frcsh- Sop h Fno lball 1 2; Tn1ran111rnl Bas ke tball 1 2 3 4; ·1n1 ra mnrnl So hbaU 1 2 3 4; Jn1ramural Football 4. Ro n pla ns I ll a ll end Purdu e U ni versily m·x l fall. Hi s prese nl home addre s is 10422 So. P ark Aven ue, Chi ca go, Ill inois.

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WILLIAM MARTIN -

" Chief"

2 Years "C" Co mpan y; Cpl 3; M /Sg t 4; lron G uard 3; Non-Corns Club 4; VHC 4; Hu ssars 4; Pur Carel 3 4; Co ndnc t Ribbons 3 4; Varsity Foolball 3 4 ; Varsil y Baskc1ball 3 4; Varsil y Trac k 3 4. Bill plan s lo enter th e Citad el nexl fall. His present add ress is 21 S incl a ir, T erra ce S hor l Hill s, New J er sey.

ROBERT PHILIP METTLING -

"Bob"

2 Yeurs ''B '' Co mp an y; Cpl 3; Sfc 4·; Iron Guard 3; Dan ce Band 3 4; Band 3 4; Par Ca 1·cl 3; Condu ct Ribbon 3 4·; M ilit ary Wrea th 3; Intramural Foo tball 3 4. Bob plan s to e nt er PunluP Unive rs it y nex t fall to stud y Enp;i neer in g . Hi s present add rPs. is 1724 Sprin g Drive , Lo ui s· vi lle, Ke ntu cky.

NINETEEN

ROBERT F. MILLER -

" Miler"

4 Years " B" Co m pa ny; P fc 2; Sfc 3; 2nd L t 4; 1s t Lt 4; Band Commdr 4; Glee Clu b 4; Iron G uard 3; O ld G uard 4; Dance Band 1 2 3; Choir 2; VHC 2 3 4; NFL l 2 3 4; S tud ent Co un c il 4·; Swo.rd a nd S hi eld 4; Acol yte 1 ; Band l 2 3 4·; Par Ca rd s 3; Ge rm an Band 1 2 3; Co udu cl Ribbons 2 3 4°; Ross M. Gregor y Band Meda l 3; Jntrarnural Footbal l 1 3; Intramnrnl Softball l 2 3 4; Vars ity Swimmin g 2 3 4; R es Swi mmin g l ; Fre· h-So ph Football 2; Varsi ty Foot ball 4; 4 th p lace medley rela y tea m in s lat e tourney 3; 5 th place med ley r elay team in s tale swimming tourney 2. Bo b plans to ent er Ce nt ral Mi chi gan U ni vers ity nex t fall. Hi s present add ress 411 West: E li zabe th S tree t, Fcnt'on, Michigan.

WILLIAM JAMES MILLS -

"Wee Willie"

6 Years '·C" Company; Pfc 2; CpJ 3; Glee Clu b 2; [ron Guard 3; Old Guard 2 3 4; Hussars 1. 2 3 4; Camera Club ; Par Cards 2 3; Cond uct Ribbons 1 2 3 4; Fres h-Sop h Footba ll 1 2; Varsity Wres llin g 2 4; lnlram ural Football 3 4; Intramural Baskclball 3; Intramural Soft· bull 3. Wi ll ie plans lo enter Wayne S ta le Univw; ity next fa ll. Hi s address is 7664 Rosemary, Garden City, Michi gan.

TATLER

PETER TYLER MOE -

"Mau-Mau"

8 Years "B" Company; Pfc l; Cpl 2; Sgt 3; 2nd L t 4; P latoon Lclt· 4; Old Guarrl 1 2 3 4; VHC 3 4; Swo rd and Sh ield 4,; Mili tary Wreath l; Var· sil y Base ball 2 3 4.. Pe te pla ns to attend Kalamazoo Co ll ege nex t fa ll. Hi s address is 4011 Hi ll anda le, Kalamazoo, Michiga n.

THOMAS G. NORMAN - "Monk"

Yf'Ul'S "A" Compa n y; Sfc 3; 2nd Lt 4; Platoon Ldr 4·; lr.un C11ard 3; Non-Co rns Club 3; NFL 2 3; Sword an d S hi eld 4, Honor Cards 2; Par Cards 2; Con du c t Ribbon s 2 3 4; lntram 11rnl F'nothulJ 2 3 4; fnlrarnllJ'al Basketball 2 3 4; l111rnm11ral Sof tball 2 3 4. ''l'vfo nk " plan s In t·n te r Indian a Univers it y nex t full. I-Ti s prc,enl uddn:ss is 340 E. Brnadway, Danville, Indiana.

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NINETEEN

DAVID KEITH NOYE -

"Rembrandt"

2 Years "B" Company; Sfc 4; Iron Guard 3; Non-Co ms Cl 11b 4·; Dance Band 3; NFL 3 4; Band 3 4; Original Oratory Commencement Medal 3; Ri.flc T eam 3 4; Intramural Football 3 4; Intramural Sof tball 3 4·. Dave plan s to e nt er University of Miami next fall. Hi s hom e address is 2352 Copeman, Flint , Mi chi gan.

SIX

RICHARD L. OTTO -

"Dumbo"

6 Years ·' R" Company; Pfc 1 ; Cp l 2 ; Sfc 4; Glee C lub 2; Olrl G11urd 2 3 4; Choir 2 3; Par Card 2; Cond uc t Ribbon s 1 2 3 4; Swimm ing 1 2 .3; Varsity Swimming 4. Di c k plans to attend Par· so ns Coll ege nex t fal I. His home address is 3785 Brooksid r- Driv<', Bloo mfield Hills, M ichi ga n.

TATLER

FLORIAN C. PRCHLIK -

"Ruthless"

4 Years " B" Compa ny; Pfc l; Cp l 2; Sgt 3; M/Sg t 4; fron Guard 3; Old Guard 4; Non-Coms Club 4; Cond uc t Ribbon s 1 2 3 4; Fresh-Soph Baske t ball 1; Res. Basket ball 2 3; Varsity Bas ke tball 4; Fres h- So ph Football 2. His home ad · dress is 1608 Berkey Avenu e, Goshen , Indi ana .

JAMES L. ROSE -

"Jim"

6 Yc tll" S Lown . chool 2 years; " B"' Company; 2nd Lt 4·; Plaloon Ldr 4; Iron G uard 3; Old Guard 2 3 ~ ;N nn-Coms CJuh 4; VHC 2 3 ~·; Swo rd and S hfrld 4: Conduct Ribbon s 4; Cross Cn11nlry 1; Varsil y Wres tling 1 2 3 4; Ca plain Wres llin g T eam 4; Varsil y Track 2 3; Vars il y Foolball 3 4. Hi s home add1·ess is 33935 C lcnvir·w, Farmin glon,

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NINETEEN

THOMAS A. SCHMIDT -

"Smutzcl"

G Years " A" Cornpuny ; Pfc l ; Sg l 3; M /Sg l 4·; Band lsi Sg t 4; Jron Guard 3; Old C11m·d 2 3 4; Non-Corns C lub 4; Acolyl c 1 2 3 4; Band 2 3 4; Cond uc l Ribbons 1 2 3 4; Sw immin g l; Vars ily Swimmin g 2 3 4; Varsity Foo1hall Mana ger 3 4; Varsily Trnck Manager 1 2 3 4.

Hi s home. address is 5119 S.O.M., Center Road , So lon , Ohio.

DANEL WEBSTER SCOTT Ill -

"Dred"

6 Years " C" Co mpany; Pfc l; Cp l 2; Sfc 3; Capt 4; Company Commdr 4; Glee Club 1; Iron Guar<l 3; Old Guard 3 4; Vice Commd r Old Gnard 4; Non-Corns Club 3; Taller Staff 4; Assist Edi1.or Tatler 4; NFL] 2 3 4; St ud ent Council 4; Sword and Shi el<l 4; Herald 1 2 3; Hussars 1 2 3 4; Camera Club 2; Acolyte 1 2 3 4; Honor Cards 2 4; Par Ca rds 1 3 4·; Order Si. Vinceut 3 4; Cond ucl Ribbons 1 2 3 4; Military Wreath 2; DAR Medal 3; Fresh-Soph Football 1 2; Swimmin g 1 2; Varsity Football 3 4; Varsit y Wres tlin g 4; Res Wres tling 3. Dan plans to go lo Co lga te uext full. His present address is 2711 Sem inole Avenue, A hlancl , Kentucky.

TATLER

THOMAS E. SHERRIN -

"Tom"

3 Years " C" Company; P[c 2; Sfc 3; Isl Lt 4; Bulla lion S-2 and 5.3 4; Iron Guard 3; Non-Corns Club 3; VHC 4; Swo rd and Shi eld 4; Honor Cards 3 4; Par Cards 2 3 4.; Conduct Ribbons 2 3 4; Jim Brown Pennant 2; Intramural Basketball 2; VaI"Sit.y Baskelhall 3 4; Varsity Baseball 3 4; Varsity Football 4; Intramural Football 2 3; :Intramural Softball 2. "Link" plans to enter Un iversit y of Detroit.

His present add re. s is 23780 Inkster Road , Soulhfield , M ichi ga n.

R. G. STEVENSON - "Ike"

4, Yea r R

"C" Com pa ny; Pfc 2; Cpl 3; Sg l 'i ; Iro n C 11urd 3; Old G 11an l 4·; Hu ssars l 2 3 4; Ca mc·ra C lub 4; P aT Card s 3; Co ndu cl Ribbon s J 2; lnl ra mural Bask etba ll 123 4; fnlra1nur al Foo lba ll l 2 4; Wrcs llin g 2; Va rsit y Foo tba ll 3. '• Ike" pl a ns lo cn ler Way ne Uni versi ty nex t fa ll. Hi s home adch ess is 25106 Sc li oeul1 crr, Wa rren, "M ic hi ga n.

NINETEEN

GARY LEE SWANSON - " G. L."

3 Year s "A" Com pa ny; Pfc l; Cpl 2; 2 nd Lt 4·; P laloon Ldr 4; ADT 1 2; Cho ir 1 2 ; N F L 4; S 111dent Co un cil 4; Sword an d S hield 4; H onor Card s l 2 4; Par Cani s 1 2 4; Condn c t Ribbons 1 2 4; Cla ss Treasm er 2; .Tim Brown Pennant 1 ; F resh-Soph Foo tb all 1 2 ; Tn1 ra mnra"I So £1buJJ 1 2 3 4; lnlramural F oo tball 4; Jnlru mural Bas ke tball 4. Gar y pl a ns 10 ent er K ala mazoo CoJlege nex l fa ll. Hi s presen t address is 19151 S ta helin Ro ad , De troit 19, M ich.

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ALBERT M . WATSON -

"Geetar Gable"

2 Year~ '"B" Company; C1>l 3; Sfc 4; Thes pians 4; Tron Guard 3· on-Com · Club 4· NFL 3 4· Band 3; ln11·dmural FooLbaJ I 3 4;' JnLra11111ra'1 Track 4·; Rifle Team 3 4. "Mac" plans to attend th e Aii· Force Academy nex L fall. His hornr uddres · is 1930 Handley, Sag inaw , Michigan.

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JON LIGHT WYATT -

"Little Round Man"

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4 Years "C" Company; Pfc 2; Cpl 3; Sg L 4; Tron Guard 3; Old Guard 4; Debate 1 2 3 4; NFL 1 2 3 4; Hu ssa rs 1 2 3 4; Band 1 2; Par Card 2; ConducL Ribbons 2 3; Fresh-Soph Foot.ball 1 2; Swimmin g l 2; Res Football 3; VarsiLy FooLball 4; Intramural BaskeLball 2 4. Jon plans Lo allend cit.h er West Point or lndiana University next fall. Hi present home address is 3401 N. Washington Rd., Ft. Wayne, lnd.

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°' 1960

The Senior Class o[ 1960 had its beg inning in the fall o{ ] 952 with th e enrollment of Block, Lowe, and Moe to th e co rps of cadets. This year was monumental in st.:h ool history also. It was at thi s Lim e that the building of th e nalalorium took place along with plan s for expansio n of th e building program. It was also during this yea t· that Mr. Ra y W. H errick beca me th e chi ef benefa ctor o [ Howe Military School.

Jn th e fall of 1953 Scott entered the cor ps beco ming the fourth membe r of the class o( 1960.

Th e year 1954 brou g ht o n not only eight more members for the present Senior Class, but also showed a vast impro ve ment o n the campus' phys ical appearance. New cadets were Dian , Eaga n, Glenn , Herrick, T. W. , Mills, Ott.o, a nd Schmidt, making th e class an impressive 12. Improvem ents were the refacing o f th e chapel, and the building o ( three high school barracks.

Five more members were added Lo th e cl ass with the e ntrance o[ Cadets Be rgo, Rurton. Gearhart, Greig, and Haws lo the eighth grade in 1955, raising the membership to 17.

The biggest gain in nmnber was made upon the entrance of 13 cadets to the Freshman Class in 1956 : Bennett, Brownell, Derr, Emerson , Hallowell, Innes, KirkdorCe r, Kurap, Miller , Prchlik, Steven on , Swa nso n, G. L. , and Wyatt. Further imµrov e rnent was noticed on ca mpu s with th e addition of the new dining hall and infirmar y.

In 1957 twelve m or e cadets were added to the Class of 1960. Broadwell, J. C., Broadwell, J. W .. Brodi e, R. A., Cross, Douglass, Frei, Harschfeld, Haas, T. J., Levy, Norman, and Sh errin became members of th e class. Th e new recreation ce11ter was add ed to th e ever-changing campus.

The final additi ons lo th e clas came in its Junior yea r in the perso ns of Anderson, Blume, Bolding, Kolarick, Martin, Mettling, Noye, and Watso n. Th e annex was add ed to the academic building this year.

In the [all of 1959 and the spring of 1960 a new a uditorium has been built and the old dining hall r emodeled to become a gy mnasium. Tenni s courts were made and pla ns were laid for the er ection of another barracks and of a new chapel. The Senior Class. now 50 members strong, alo ng with the campus, has shoWll gr eat improvement.

The Class of 1960 ca n b e extremely proud of the j ob it has done in all phases of its life at H owe since its origin back in 1952.

WHO'S WHO IN THE SENIOR CLASS FIRST SECOND THIRD Neatest .. _______ ______________ Kurap . ·--------- ___ GearharL ________ Haas, T. Most Lilcely to Sncceed ______ Block ._______________ Lowe _____________ Sherrin Most Capcible _____________ __ Swanson __________ Haas, T. __________ Lowe Most Si11 cere._________________ Browncll _ ----- __ Dou glass __________ Bolding Best Natu,red ----------------Wyatt_ ___________ Miller_ ___________ Bennett Most Hwnorons ····-------- ___ Douglass __________ Wyatt ____________ Stevenson Most R eliable -------------·-- Brownell __ -------- Sherrin ___________ Prchlik Best Mnsicia11s ·-----------·--Watso n, A. M. _.. _Moe ______________ Miller Quietest .___________ _______ Schmidt __ ---·------ Glenn ____________ Bolding Most Tallcative _______________ M ills __________ --- Kolarik ___________ H err ick Best Sµea1cers._ ____________ __ Burton _____________ Douglass __________ Haws Most Efficient ________________ Prchlik ________ ··-· Swanson .___________ Derr Most Reveren t., ______________ Schmidt ·----- ______ Douglass __________ Scott Best Excuse ._____ _____________ JJurton . -·· ____ ... ___ Blume ___ ____ ___ __ W yatt Best Singers ·-------------- ___ Noye __ ___________ Eagan ____________ Haas, T .

Most Nonchalant._ ________ ... Rergo ··-- -----. ___ Cross ______ _____ __ Harschfeld Best Athlete._._________ ____ ·--Bu rlo n _________ ___ Block _______ --·--- Brownell Best Physiqzie ________________ Bergo .. ______________ Martin ____________ Stevenson

Company "D" A new barracks to be erected this summer.

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The shape of

The New Library Construction to begin shortly.

J, Richard A. Brodie, do hereby promulgate the following bequ ests : David M. Block's last penny Lo Earl Weiss.

Robert F. Mi ller's borrowed belongings to their unkn own owners.

Tallmadge J. Haas's harem to Mark Popil.

John M. Burton 's high id eals Lo Ri chard Stark.

James W. Broadwell's demerits Lo Jon Wilson.

Peter T. Moe's outstanding altitude to Cadet Bo yd.

Richard L. Otto's ears Lo Cadet Gibson.

Carl S. Anderson 's last cigar ette to Sa ul Leff.

Andrew J. P. Innes' .l ud y to .lack Tranter.

David G. Dou gla ss' brains to John Pilaar.

Robert L. Brownell's position to Jerry Xanders (in two years) .

Thomas E. Sherrin 's fearfu l bark to William Burl Ware.

Thomas A. Schmidt's head wailer's position to Cadet Fry D. William L. Mill's heighth to Mike Clarke.

Emmett E. Eagan 's loafers to J ack Keldenich.

Albert M. Watso n's broken guitar strings to Cadet Reichelt.

Robert P. Mettling's fireworks to Jim Vaugh n.

Denni s M. Ber go's good nature to Cadet Charles Mitchell.

David K. Noye's long hair to Capt. Devann y.

Cliff L. Bolcling's gr eat Chemistry ab ili ty to Cadet Lee Matthews.

Ronald W. Haws' college early acceptance to Duh Stavrakas.

John C. Broadwell's " beat" to Klop.

Daniel W. Scott's " 13 rejections" to Cadet Snook.

John B. Kolarik 's conduct ribbons Lo Jack Keld enich.

Robert .f. Blurne's r etain er to Thomas Kinsey . .Ton L. Wyatt's village idiot tend encies to J erry Xand er s.

Leonard W. Cox's southern spirit to any " Damn Yankee" 111 the school.

Jim A. Greig's fins to little Brodi e.

Richard G. Stevenson's roommate, Harry to William Ware.

William R. Martin's kind disposition to Bill Ware.

Donald A. Dian 's initiative to Cadet Richard Prete.

Jay A. Emerson " th e clod '' Lo 'the three musketeers: Prete, Swanson EC, and Payne.

Robert J. Harschfeld's one pony express ticket to Di ck "Gladiator" Prete. .T oe G. Levy's slimness to Larry McCauley .

William H. Hallowell's chicken coop No. 20 to the future Company Com_rnander of "A" Company.

George R. Gearhart's rank-happy drea ms to " Boobs" .J ones.

David W. Cross' corrupti on to Howe Military Schoo l forever.

Kirk R. Glenn 's Ferrari and motorcycle jacket to William Hann IL Ronald J. Lowe's weight to John Dykema.

Todd W. Herri ck's sideburn s to J. S. Merritt.

Russell F . Den 's manlin ess to Cad et Walters.

Kenneth R. Kirkdorfer 's junk Lo Cadet Walters.

Michael J. Kurap's records lo Pam Swartzel.

Florin C. Prchlik's last set o[ bald tires to Donald McCu en.

Thomas G. Norman 's fri end Sherry to Bouchard.

George A. Frei's lasl button Lo " Droopy."

Lawrence W. Bennett's wrestling ability to .Tones B. 0 . .Tames L. Rose's oratori cal powers to Mark Popi].

Ri chard A. Brodi e's local gals to the Class of "61."

Gary L. Swan son 's hair to Captain Deva nn y.

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Seal ed (left to ri ght ) : S nook, Payne, P opi], Swan son, E., Prele.

Fi1·s t row (s tandin g): Pilaar, McC un e, S1avrakas, Ba rnab y, K eld eni ch, S i. Bernard , K a1tmann , McC11en, M cG uire, Vaug hn.

Second row: Burnclt, Fry, Hollida y, :Valson, M. F., Wi.lso n, Meyer, Nagel, Gay, Gregory, Funk, J. W .

Third row : Hemmin ger, Walters, McCa uley, Marx, B. C., Bahl , All endorf, Walker, .Tones, R. E., P ark.

Fo urlh row : Vodrazka, O' Brien, Slatmeyer, Kulp, Le£ f, J ones, B. A., Tomlinso n, 0 . D., Gibso n.

Fifth row: W arn er, Ware, Kin sey, Currin , P ope, Hann , La mb , Billstcin, Or low, Boyd, Seli g, Knopf.

Six1h row : Grimm , Ru sh, Morri s, Adams, Wan gh, Trant er.

Mark Popi] headed tlri s year's Junior class and was assisted hy th e vice-presid ent, Sh eldon Payne. Cadet S wanson was th e sec retary, Cadet Sn ook was th e treasurer , and Cadet P re te was th e sergea nt-at-arms.

The Junior cla ss has as its principal responsibility durin g th e year th e or ganiza ti on of the Commencement dan ce in Jun e. The final dance of the year is generally the best dance of th e yea r and this year 's Juni or s will und o ubtedl y live up to thi s reputati o n of past years.

Nex t fall the lea ders of th e Cadet Battali on will be chose n fr om thi s group of cad ets. F rom th e loo ks of thin gs, the adminis tration will ha ve a ro ugh time picking position s fr om this fin e group of cadets, both acad emi ca lly a nrl athletically. The class has a cad et entering the U ni ve rsity of Chicago which exe mplifi es the hi gh academic standards which the Juni or class uphold s.

Th e Sophom ore class kept up th e fin e traditi o n of past Sophomore classes b y pullin g 011 an excellent Mothers' Da y dance. The th e111 c of th e dan ce was " A S tairway to f-l eave n. " R ichard Slark wa~ Lh e class pres ident, with Cadet Glyn n as vice-pres id e nt, Cadet Bouchard as secr etary, Cadet Woodl ey as treas urer. and Cadet Funk a sergea ntal-arms.

The Sophomores end ed a11 o utstandin g year with a class parly whi ch includ ed a di1111 er and movie.

Seat ed (le ft Lo ri g ht) : \Vo()dl ey, G lyn n, S ta rk, Bo ucha rd, Funk, C . .T..

Firs t row (standing): Arbogust, Xundcrs, Campbe ll , Wri ght, T-lard y, Cocli ran, St r 'c lcr, R . H., Woo lery, Bassel!.

Srcond row: Swa rtze l, Taylor, l'urtcr, S tree lcr , T . L., 1arx, W. ., T yle r, Von W e iga nd, Crump Lon, An der on, J . W. Third row: Miller, D. L., Green, S torer, Fender, Hurtea u, Wilcox, Scovill e, Bulrnahn, Poggcmeyer.

Fourth row : S trawbrid ge, R., Hawkins, Kieb, Mallhr·ws, Da v i e~. \\libe l, Cut hmann , Drinkard.

Fifth row: Vicklunrl, Go ldsword, Sey mour, Accomando, F'os te r, \Vil liallls, KPndall , Clarke, Arenl.

Six th row: Pifer , l3ar1l e1t, Buckingham, Lilli e, Os terink , Harri so n , Fi s her, Ca 1111itz, Howard .

ea teel I left to rig ht) : Bud1rach, Dyke ma . R eic hC' IL, Funk , J. P.; Ha as, P. First row !standing): J\lit c he ll , Evans, Werth , Arnold, D earing, Durga n, Hi c kok, Be llamy , Tripp ee r.

Seco nd row: l11t ·Ho11t , Snapp , Haac h, S mith , Montgo111ery, Hardman, Puto , Franck, S trawbrid ge, D .

Third row: Van Aman, Kan e,. zarka, Ehman, Kelley, Hladin , Brodie, A. J., Kli cmann .

Fourth rnw: Co ughlin , Serviss, Paul , Pie rce, Wint ers, 1cBreai· ty, Swe nsse n , Thompson, Hut chins, Alhcrt, WiLber k , Kline, Wa lt..:, Hutt.on , B11tzbau gh.

Fifth row: Farv •r, .l asrph, Bi11 gley, Touh y, Co mstock, Sc nuo11 , Coope r, Y t'o ma n, Wozniak.

The future class of 1963 proved lo be a class of stron g potential as th ey, too, aided in makin g this year one of th e best in the hi sto ry of th e school.

To terminate a succe 8ful year, the F'reshmen went on a hike to ummer t:amp for an eve ning supper and general free-for-a ll. Following Lh e picni c, th e cad ets hiked back lo campus.

The president of the class was Cadet Reich elt, and Cadet F unk, J. W. was vicepresidenl. The secr etar y was Dykema. th e treasurer was Bachrach , and the sergeantal-ar ms wa Haas, P.

EIGHTH GRADE

Firs! row ( le fl lo ri ghl ): Pi er ce, Catn R, I-laworlh , P an gere, Burger , Burnet I. WiJl111 eng, Schl eppy.

Seco nd ro w : Haas, F. R .. Wat so n, T . r..., T11bh , S torm , C rippen , Hill , Mu e ll er.

Third row : S mith , K oester , Bout on, AJ c D0 11 gal, Whit e. S tre ich<'r. K elsay, Fa ye.

Fo 11r1h ro w: Lovegrove, \'ilh erry, Ball a ntin e , Ka len la, Brs t, Bowman , S umnik.

F'if1h ro w: Culoca ·id e-, Mo t, Ke il mun , J an se 11 , IJ e ml .

SEVENTH GRADE

F'irsl row ! left 10 ri ght ) : K ee n r , Tu ylor, J\lardiro ian, Kin g, rra scr, T a kC'Rh, Kin s ley, Scall a n, Lambe rt, Sµro c h.

Second row: Bnll a rcl , Ke ld e11i ch, Kulreni cs, McCay, Jon es, Thomas, IIass l<'r, Brodhead , S1011 e.

Third row: Bochbrad er , Frede ri c ks, Hut chins, Weave r, N utt, Day, Selhy, Sh01·1, Leaver.

F'o11r1h row : S lu ss, T o mlin son , D. W ., llcdd c l, Cook e, B111n er , Kin g, D. L., Hardin , Nf'l so n, P ar ce ll s.

Mor, T. R., McNe il , Thal c hcr, Woodruff, S tee l, M11rrih y, Yglesia s,

SIXTH GRADE

FirsL row (left to right): Morton , Rumney, Paddack, Clark , Miller , Hladun.

Seco nd row: Grnmmc, Fari h, Overmyer, Goss, McCarthy, Kendall , Lan cas ter.

Third row: Kramer, Burrell , Shidl er, Milt e nberger , Wade, Otto, W. 0.

The year 1959-60 was a sucess ful one. The morale, cooperation , and enthusiastic participation of tb e JOO members of the Lower Schoo l Cadet Corps has been superi or.

Captain Pangere and Captain Deml served as company commanders.

In "L" Company, Captain Pangere was assisted by First Lieutenant Best, Executive Officer and First Sergea nt Day. His Platoon Leaders were Second Li~utenant Mueller and Second Lieutenant Crippen. Sergean t McNeil a nd Sergeant First Class Haworth served as Platoon Sergea nts. ln " M" Company , Captain Dem i was assisted by First Lieutenant Bowma n, Executive Officer and First Sergeant Hill. His Platoon Leaders were Second Li eutenan t Bouton and Second Lieutenant Sarnnik. Platoon Sergeants were Ser geant Reddel and Sergeant First Class Koster. These officers exhibited indu str y and enthusiasm in their jobs.

The Lower School banacks maintained a neat, well ca red for appearance throughout th e year. More important, Captain Cavins and Major Strawbridge found an overall concern for perso nal appearance, and behavior as well.

LOWER SCHOOL MASTERS

First row I left to ri ght) : Mr. M~rrell , :Mrs. Kelly , l\fr. Haa s.

Second row: Mr. Duggan, Mr. Ovennan , Cup!. Cav in s.

Third row: Mrs. Slut er, Mrs. Down s, Mr. Wurm]!.

LOGO ' THE YEAR: Ne w scoreboard, gift of Mr. Kenneth Herri ck- Foot.ball sidelines-Preparing fo r hungry cadets-Halftime tea-The light fanta stic-McKenzie Hall co nversion-75t li Anni· versary ce lebration -Bi~h op addresses Co rps and greets gues ts-Fr. Wood preaches.

First row (left to right ) : S l11 s, Scallan, Leaver, Catu , Padda ck, Frase r, Mill er, Taylor.

Second row: H ardin, McCarthy, King, Tomlinson, D. \V. , Pm·se lls, Hutchin s, Nelson, Stone.

Third row: Storer, Vickl11nrl, Drinkard , R 11sh, Poggerneycr, Tri1ipee r, Tomlinson , 0. D., Selig, Lamb.

The 27 mem]Jers of the Cadet Choir provide the music for the Sunday celebration of the Eucharist, as. well as assist in the singing o·f hynrns at daily services of Evensong. The wide use of plainsong, the most ancient settings of the Mass, has been continued this year, and, in addition, a modern setting of the service was instituted on Easter. This music, composed by Healy Wilan, the most prominent master of Anglican church music now living, can be found in the Hymnal, and is extremely popular with congregations.

The annual procession of the Boar's Head at Christmas provides the Choir with opportunity for further mu sical participation, and the yearly trip to Trinity Church , Fort Wayne for Howe Day there, gives the Cadets an occasion to sing off campus. On May 6, the choir were guests of a s hool patron for the 75th anniversary concert o-E the St. Luke's choir festival in Kalamazoo.

In addition to these purely musical events, the choir and acolytes of Howe School, are guests of the women 's auxiliary of St. Mark's parish for a pie feed held this year on February 28.

Mrs. Ralph Curtis is cho ir mother, and to her is due much credit for the neat and orderly appearance of the group on Sundays. Mrs. Haglind graciously substituted for Mr. Miller as organist on one or two occasions.

First row ( left Lo right) : Arbogast, 't. Bernard, Cox, Scoll, Doug la s, Strawbrid ge, R., S tree ter, R.H. Second row: Cros , Lowe, Schmidt, Howard, Burton, Jones, R. E., Harriso n.

One of the largest g roups of cadets in some years have been serving Lhe chapel ahars this year. Cadet Douglass has heen Head Acolyte and Cadet Jones, R. E., has served as Sacristan . Both have been faithful in the discharge of their duties.

After a period of training as probationers, new servers are received into the Order of St. Vincent, the national guild for servers. The Order of St. Vincent, in turn, is affi liated with other Anglican servers gui lds in many parts of the world.

Membershi].J in the Order of St. Vincent is the highest honor awarded to servers and is bestowed on the basis o-f knowledge, faithfulness, proficiency and length of service.

The twenty or more acolytes of the Lower School learn Lo serve al Lhe daily services on Thursday, Friday and Saturd ay. A Requiem is said every Sa turday to honor the School Founders and Howe men.

On Monday after lunch they meet to get special instruction in the Church Services.

On Sundays they serve at the Eucharist with Father Jennings as celebrant. They have sponsored the competition in the Mite Box contest during Lent and many other worthwhile events in the School.

First row (le ft to ri ght ) :. Bachrach, Int-Hout , Barn a by, S trawbrid ge, D., Hartl y, Seco nd ro w: H aas, T. , Grimm , Yeo man , Meye r.

LOWER SCHOOL ACOLYTES

First ro w ( lef t lo right ): Shidler, Kendall , for ton, T aylor.

Seco ntl row : Scallan , Burge r, Bout on, Pi erce, Fr. .J ennin gs.

Third row : Hill , Bro dhe~1d , Cooke, Se lb y.

F•rnrth ro w: H aas, F. R ., Tho mas, To mlinso n, D. W ., J\fo c ll r r, San1nik , Mc c il , Murph y, Moe, Otto, W. 0.

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The above group of cadets from th e Upper and Lower Schools, augmented by 10 adults, was presented lo Lh e Bishop on Palm Sunday to receive the Sacrament of Holy Confirmation. This was one of Lhe fin est and largest classes in some years.

The adults will be enro lled as comm unicants of St. Mark's Parish while the cadets will be lransferrecl to tl1eir hom e parishes as soon as possible.

Cadet members of the class were: Stone, Butner, Fraser, Hickok, Hann , Lamb, Allendorf, Matthews, Jaseph, O'Brien, W. D. , Pierce, Wade, Selby, Murphy and Waugh.

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First row (left. to right) : Col. Durgan, Col. Bouton, Capt. Devunny, CoL Littl e, Maj . Strawbridge.

Second row: Capt. Cavins, Capt. Cowles, Sgt. ]ase ph, Sgt. Gibson, Sgt. Montgomery, Sgt. Dunbar.

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Superintendent -------------------------------------------- ___ Colonel Burrell B. Bouton P. M. S. & T. __ -- --------- ·---- ------------------- -------- Li. Colonel Raymond C. Durgan Commandant ---------------·------------- - ------------------ __ ----·· Major ] am.es S. Merritt Bund Directo1· ----·---------------··------------------------------------------ Peter A. Figert TA CTTCAI. 0FFICEHS

Company "A" -------- Lt. Col. Frank Li1tlc

Company " B" ____ Captain Lawrence Cowles

Company "C" ------------ Captain Earl Deva.nny Senior .Class __ . _____ Master Sergeant faseph Junior Class _____ ____ Lt . Col. R. C. D11.rgan

Sophomore Class _____ Sergeant l le Gibson Fres hman Class __ Sergeant li e Montgomery

Acco untant ---------------------------------------------------------- Sergeant I l e Dnn.bar Rifle Team Instru ctors ____ _Lt. Col. R. C. Durgan , Sergeant lie Montgomery, Sergeant li e Gibson

BA TT ALION STAFF BATTALION COJ\lfMAND£R ._______

------------ Cadet Major Robert Brownell

BATTALION EXECUTIVE 0FFICEH _____ ._______ Ca.det BATTALTO ' AD.J

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53 ________________________ Carlet 1st Lt. T homas She rrin

BATTALION SERGEANT MAJOR ________________

Cadet 1st Lt. Denn is Bergo Cndet Mas/er Sergeant David Doiiglass

FIRST PLATOON COMPANY "A"

First row 1leIL lo ri ght): Wright , Bell a my, Trippeer, Montgome ry, Smith , Coc hran , Van Aman , Herrick. · Second row: St. Bernard, Cou g hlin , Basse ll , Kattmann , Payne, Funk, C. P. , Pret e.

Third row: Walker, Vodrazka , Boldin g, Glynn , Wibel. Mallhcws, Butzbaugh.

Fourth row: Farver, LcfT, Foster, S lat1neye r, Bingley, Swa nso n, E ., Bartlell.

Fifth row: Drinkard, Cooper, Tomlinso n, .Tunes, R. E., Ru sh.

SECOND PLATOON COMPANY "A" -

First row (l eft: to ri ght ): Werth, F ec k, Dykema, Arbogas t, Ca mpbell , S tree te r , R. H. , Kane, Poto, McC un e, Levy.

Second row: K ell ey, Paul, Hallowell , Harshfcld , Wilcox , Me ye r, S torer, G lenn.

Thirrl row: Waltz, F ender, Hann , K eib, McCaul ey, O'Bri e n, Park.

Fourth row: Se]j g, Pifer, Bouchard , Emerso n, Dian, Fisher , Currin , Adams, Poggemcycr.

F'irs l row (le£t lo ri gh t): Gea rhart, Swa nson , Lowr,

urnrn11 , Crns5. C uid on Bearer: P re te.

COMPANY "A" COMPANY COMMA DER ___________ . __________ Cadet

Ronald Lowe

EXECUTIVE OrFICER __________________________ Cadet

2nd Lt. Thomas Norman

PLATOON LEADER ----------------·----- ______ Cadet

211d LL. Cary Swanson

FIRST SERGEANT ------------- ----------------

Caclet Mas t.er Se rgeant David Cross

GurnoN BEARER --------- --------- ----- ______ _ Cadet

Richard Prete

FIRST PLATOON COMPANY "8"

row (] efl to right): Mi tchell , Bachrach, Snapp, Raa c h, Popi I, O li ve r, Szark a, S tree tPr, T. L., oye.

Second row: Ba hl , Haas, P. , Wi lso n, Green, lcBrcarLy, A ll endor f, Hurt ea u, l\lalina.

Th ird row: Marx, B. C., Woodley, Cold wo rd, Gib. on, Vi ·k lund , Co m tock, B uckin gham, S tark.

Fourth row: Yeoma n, Otto, Mc t1lin g, Grimm , Orlow, Morri s.

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F irst row (le ft to ri ght ): Int.Hout, Fran ck, Va ughn , P ort er, Strawbr id ge, D., Broadwe ll , .I . W. , McCue n, Gregory, Benn e t l.

Second row: Evans, And erson, Servi ss, Kliemann, Watson , M. F. , F unk, C . .I ., Wat so n, A. M. Acco mand o.

Third row: Sey mour, H olli clay, Win ters, 1aseph, Hullon , Kenda ll , W illi ams, Fre i.

Fourt h row: Boyd, P ierce, J3illstein , Hanison, Lamu, Wozni ak, Waugh, Howard.

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COMPANY "B" Cadet Captain David Block

COMPANY COMMANDER ---------- -EXECUTI YE OFFI CER ._______________ --

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Cadet 1st Lt. P eter Moe

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Cadet 2nd Lt,. fam es Rose

PLATOO

Cad et 2nd Lt. Florin Prchlilc

LEADER ---------------- -- - - - --

FIRST SE RGEA NT ------------- --- -

Cadet Se rgeant First Class l oh11 Burton

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Cadet Co rp oral f a.clc Tranter

BEAHEH ____ -----------·--- ___ _

FIRST PLATOON COMPANY "C"

F irs t row {left to ri ght): P il aar, Re ic he lt, Xanders, Hickok, i\'J'ills, Kolarik , Wya tl, Hardman , Ea ga n. eco nd row: Swartzel, Kelde ni ch, . tavrnkas, age l, Von Weigand, He mmin ge r , Taylor, wensson .

Third row: T 11 nk, J.P., Greig, S t ev~ n on, Crampton , Hut chin s, Broadwe ll , J. C., S nook.

Fourth row: Ware, Kline, Bulmahn, Davi es, Osterin k, To uh y, Kinsey, And r so n , J. W. SECOND PLATOON COMPANY "C" -

F irs l row {l e ft to ri ghl) : Arnold, Dea rin g, Durga n, W ooler y, Marx, W. ., Barnaby, Taylor, Elt111an, K11Tap. Seco nd row: WiLbeck, H l11din, McG uire, Burnell, Brodi e, A. J., A lber t, M ill e r, D. L., Walters.

Third row: K ir kdnrfcr, Fry , Blu111e, Cay, Scov ill e, K ulp , H awk ins. C: 11tltmun .

Fo11rllt row: Haws, J ones, B. A., Little, Warner, Knopf, Scmrow, Pop· Arent.

Fiflh row: Ga unit z, Clarke.

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COMPANY "C" COMPANY COMMANDER ---------- --

___ Cadet Captain Daniel Scott

EXECUTIVE OvFICER -------------- _

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PLATOO N LEADER ---------- __

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Cadet 2 nd Lt. Richard Brodie

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BEARER ----------- _ __

.l sl Lt. Leonard Cox 2nd Lt. Russell D err Mastr.r Se rgeant W illiatn Martin Se rgeant William Mills

Firs t rnw ( left lo righ t) : Mue ll er, Be ~ t , Pange rt:, Day, Cr ipprn.

Guiclon Bea rer: Moe, T. R.

COMPANY "L" -------------·--------------· Cadet __ Cadet FIRST SERGEANT__ ___ -------------- ____________________ Cadet FIRST PLATOON LEADER -------------·---------------- ___ Cadet SECOND PLATOO LEADER ---·----------- ________________ Cadet GumoN BEARER _________ ------------ ------------- _Cadet COMPANY COMMANDEH _ __ EXECUTIVE OFFICER ___

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1st LI. Pa ngere 7st Lt. Best Cpl. Day Se rgeant l/ c !Vfoeller 1st Lt. Crippen Cpl. Moe , T. N..

COMPANY "M" COMPANY COMMANDER .. _·---·------ _____ ----------------- Cadet EXECUTIVE OFFICER .. __ -· ______________________________ Cadet

1st Lt. De ml J st Lt. Bowman FIRST SERGEANT_---------'---------------- _______________ Cadet Se rgeitnt 1 / c Hill FIRST PLATOON LEADER ________ _____________________ Cadet 2nd Lt. Bou.to n

SECOND PLATOON LEADER ------_ -----·- ------------ ____ Cadet Gumo

BEARER ·---------- ------------ _________________ Cadet

Firs t" row ( le fl to righ t) : l30 11t on, Bowman, Dem], Hi ll , Sa rnnik .

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FIRST PLATOON COMPANY " L" -

First row I left lo ri ght ): S tee l, Kin g, L H. , Mille r, Rummy, KC'c ner. J\lorton , 1\lcCay, J\lc ri l.

S co nd row: Milt e nbe rge r, Thomas, Lancas ter , Kendall. Kcld en ic h, Tay lo r, Goss. BaJ·ne tt.

Third row : Jo nes, B., Sc hl e ppy, Kin ~ l ey, Farish, Sca ll an, Boc khrader, Clark , Ballard .

SECOND PLATOON COMPANY "L" First rnw I left lo rig;hl): Hassler, Fred ericks,

11tt, W ea ver, B11rrf' ll. Se lby, Hu worth.

Seco nd row: White, K e lsay, i'"111rph y, Wil lm eng, H aus. F. R ., S lti ss.

Third row: Lo vcgro ve, Co lor asid cs, lrei c her , J a nse n, Yglesias, !Ja y.

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First ww !1eft. to ri ght ): Pi cTcc, Hutchin s, Mardirosian. Paddack, Frase r. Wad e, Hl ad11n , R edd cl.

Secon d row: Katrenics, Cat11s . Shidl er, Short, Overmyer, E. E., Lambert. McCarthy.

Third row: Grnmm e, Stone, B11tne r, Ne lso n, Leaver , Takcs h, Tom linso n, D. ·w., Olio, W . 0.

SECOND PLATOON COMPANY "M" -

First row ( left to right) : T11!Jlis, Sproc h, Brodhead, Kin g, D. L., O'Brien, Hardin, Doorman, Koes ter.

Second row: Kramer, Ballantine, M cD011 ga l, Burger, Parce ll s, Storm, Kal enda, Cooke.

Third row: Thatcher, Woodruff, Mos t, Keilman, Sm ith , R. C., Faye, Wherry.

Firs t row (lpft to rig\11) : Noye,

Miller. R F., Sch111idt.

Second row: Ru sh. Kirkdorfer, J\1e11lin~.

The H owe Military Scho ol Marching Band was a very busy gro up throughout much of the schoo l year. In addition to doing an outstand ing job in performance of its primary function as a military band at all reviews and cer emon ies at the school, the band marched at all home football games and traveled with the co rps to both the Hillsdale and Ango la games. It also performed in the LaGrange Veterans' Day celebration.

This spring the band participated in the world premiere of the motion picture "The S now Queen " which was h eld in So uth Bend. Several other trips are in the planning stages, including the annual Armed Forces Day parade and the Orland Memo rial Day parade.

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The Lower School Drum and Bugle Corps is a select group o( cadets who spec ialize in fancy marching routines. In addi ti on to its usual appearance at Founder's Day, Government Inspection, and Molher's Day, the Bugle Corps a lso marched in the Veterans· Day parade in LaGrange and the Armed Forces Day Parade in South Bend.

During the winter season the Corps made three appearances at Varsity basketball games, an innovation well received by basketball fans. Cadet Day was the Drum Maj or for all these appearanc.es. The Corps is directed by Mr. l~ igert.

Sincern thanks are due the Mothers' Club for its generous contribution to buy much needed eq uipmen t for the Drum and Bugle Corps.

ORGANIZ

Fi1·s1 row (left. lo righl): Scull, Inn es , Brownell , Block, Lowe.

Second row: Prchlik, Sherril), .Moe, Haas, T., Cox. Third row: Miller, R. F., Brodie, R. J\., Bergo, Derr, Swanson, C., Norman, Rose.

The Sword and Shi eld Club is mad e up of all the non-commissioned officers of the Uppe r Schoo l. The main purpose of the orga nization is to unite the Cadet Corps and the administratio11 by means of meetings with representatives of the faculty and Cadet Corps. The Sword and Shield met many times throughout the school year, ironing out problems of both major and minor importance. The faculty members included Col. Bouton, Maj. Merritt, Mr. Kelly and Col. Durgan.

Cadet Major Brownell, the Battalion Commander, acted as cha irman of the club, with Cadet Capt. Haas, the Battalion Adjutant, as secr etary.

First row (le ft to ri ght ) Levy, Benn e tt, Dou glass, Eagan , K11rup .

Seco nd ro w: H errick, Cross, Ma rt in , Scl1111iclL, Burton , Gearhart ,

oye.

Th e on -Ca ms Club , formed on the sam e basis as the S word and Shi eld Club , fun cti oned effi ciently again thi s year, as in years past. Th e N.C.O. Club also acts as a gobetween for both th e admini stration a nd the Cadet Corps. Meetings were held bimonthl y and man y problems were di scussed throu ghout th e year. Th e Officer of th e Da y also attend ed each m eetin g. co ntributing an y id eas that he had.

The N. C.O. Club is made up of the firs t ser geants and platoon ser geants o[ each U pper Sc hool co mpan y. Thi s year's chairman of the club was David Dou glass, the Battalion Sergeant Maj o r, while the minutes wer e kept by l\ll/ Sgt. David Cross, th e first ergeant of " A" Compan y.

Sea ted (l e ft Lo right ) : Dian , fnn es, Fr. J ennings, H a as, T .

S tandin g : Col. Bouton , Mr. Slul er, Mr . Glenn , Mr. K ell y, .Mr. Tu ck er , Fr. l'vforph y.

As the academic standards co ntinu e to rise at Howe, ther e se~ ms to be a decline in the member ship of Cum Laude honor society. Cum Laud e is a national honor society and membership is the hi ghest academi c honor that a H owe cadet can achi eve.

In order to qualify for thi s di sting uished organization, a cadet must maintain a 3.25 high sch ool average for a peri od of three and a half years and al so be r ec ommend ed by the headmaster and superintendent on the basis of character and co urses taken durin g the hi gh school period. Master s are also inducted into thi s society on the basis of length o:E r esid ence and whether or not they have stimulated th e minds of cadets taking their parti cular courses.

Don Dia n, Tam Haas, and And y Innes wer e elected into the h onor society this year, with the possibility of several mor e cadets b ecoming eli gible at the end of the current year.

Masters in the Cum Laude honor society includ e Mr. Slater , Mr. Glenn , Col Bouton , Mr. Kell y, Mr. Tucker, and Fath e1·s Murph y and J ennings.

The Alpha Delta Tau organi:wtion is normally a small and very select gro up . .f11 order to join this club, one must earn three ho no r cards in s uccession , kee p "A" con du ct, and have sa tisfactory grades in militar y scie nce and tacti cs. The new standard which was initialed last year requires a pros pecti ve member to continu e earnin g honor ca rd s throu g hout the year until th e formal initiation in May. This e nables the club Lo initiate goo rl strong academ ic stud ents into their elite orga niza ti o n.

Once a member doesn't a lways mean that one will stay in th e club , beca use a me n1ber mu st continu e to earn honor ca rds in 01·der to remain a me mber in good standing.

A.D.T. members enj oy several privileges which include sl ee ping in on Sun clay mornin g, ea tin g mess in th e can teen o n Sa turda y evenin g and leaving at Frida y noon when going on a weekend.

Tam Haas h eaded th e A.D.T. as president, with Do n Dian as vi ce-president, Sheldon Payne as secr etar y and Mark Popil as treasurer. Mr. K ell y again se rv ed as faculty adviser of the gro up.

Sea led (left 10 l"i ghl) : Mr. Kelly, Strawlnid ge, R., Gl ynn , Payne.

S i.andin g: Ha as, T. , P opiJ , Pilaar, Hemminger, Anderson, J. W. Second standin g : lnnes, Dian, Lowe, Gibso n.

Elected sin ce picture was t11 ade: Sco tl, Dykema, S 1rawhrid g<', D., Bachrach, ln l·Houl, Hawkins, Waugh.

Beta Lambda Sigma, the Lower School honor ociely, was found ed to stimulate high scholarship attainment amon g Lhc Lower ca dets. Cadets below the eighth grad e are members in co urse and mu st keep the ir record up to rece ive the diploma of the societ y when th ey gra duate from the Lower.

Members must maintain an academic average of " B" with at l ea~ t one subject "A" and two s ubj ects "A-" with no grad e b e low " B" . They mu st also maintain "A" in condu ct and r emain on par.

All members oI Beta Lambda ig ma co ntinu e to maintain goo d r ecord s when they move on lo th e Upper School.

Sea ted ( left to right): Hawor th , Overmyer, Rummy. 1\l cCuy, Coss, To111li11so11 , D. W .

Standing: Mr. Haas, McNeil, Nelson, B11rnclt, Fr. J ennings, 1'1r. Nierrell.

Seated (l e ft 10 ri ght) : Lowe, Block , l\ lr. I. oljak, Seo LI , Dian.

Pirs l. row ( ·1anding): Burger, H e111111ingcr , Raach, S trawbrid ge, D., Mills, Wyall , R ose, Gemharl, H erric k.

Seco nd ro w : De mi, Bowman, Mueller, Bo uchard, Wibe l, Greig, S teve nso n, Fender.

T hird row: S 1rawbl"i lge, R ., Hard y, Burn e ll, Ha ll owell, G u1h111ann , Clcnu, H. ic he ll.

F o11rlh row: l\.filler , R. F., Deer, Benne ll , Haws, Kirkdode r, Liillt', Hu sh.

Fifth row: Sa mnik , Trant er , Kurap, S lalm ycr , T omlinsn n, 0. D., Srovil le. Bergo, Eaga n.

S ix th row: Prchli k, Tnnc, Olio, R. L.. Bu r ton, H oward. Schmidt , Emerson, Moe.

Th e Old Guard is a group of masters and ca dets who have been at Howe for a period o f four years or more. The organization was originally formed to include a ll cadets who had been at Howe for a tota l of four year s but a lso inducts those Seniors who ha ve b een al Howe for three and one-haH years, Lakin g th em in at th e beginning o[ the eighth semester.

Mr. Jacob P oljak again headed th e club as faculty adviser. This year's Commander of the organization was Dave Block, with Dan Scott as Vice-Commander, Ronnie Lowe Secretar y, a nd Don Dian , treasurer.

Th e Old Guard took a nother step forward in its goal to make a park out of what used Lo be a swamp. Thi s yea r the organization planLed man y trees and so wed grass . eed. Reports fr om the adviser say thaL Lhe project oug ht Lo be co mpleted within th e next few yea rs.

Once again Lhe Var, iL y " IT" Club proved Lo be one of th e mosl active organizations on the Howe cam pu s. The club conlinu ed its main goal of aiding and supp or tin g athletics, as well as other clubs and ac liviti es around the ca mpu s. Th e VHC, as it is commonly ca lled, gave out ribbons al sw immin g m eets, wresLling meets, track m eets and Lenni s matches. I t also ser ved Cokes at dances, speed1 meels, and basketball games.

Thi s year th e club sponsored a formal dance and "Sock H op" along with all th ~ arrangements of takin g Lhe e ntire corps to a football game in Lhe fall. As in years pasl, the VHC con tinu ed lo a rrange Lhe Annual All-Lctlerman's Banquet, which is more or less a wrap-up o[ Lhe year 's aLhletics here at Howe Military Scho ol.

Under th e oulstandi ng leadership o[ Mr. Carl B. Tingley, th e club adviser, Lh e c lub was able to compleLe the project of refacing Lh e fr ont of th e gymnasium. Jn addiLion to this projecl, Lh e club presented Lhc school with a . large oil painting of th e enLire football Lea rn , which ha d such an outslanding season last fall. This piclure was hun g alongside other great tea ms oI Lhe pasl.

Th is year Dave Block hea ded lh e club as president and was closely ass isLccl by Bob Brownell, the vice-presidenl. Other officers included Andy l11nes, secr eta ry, Don Dian, treasurer, Denny Bergo, sgL-aL-a rms, and Bill Hallowell , chairm a n of initiations.

Seated (]e fl to righl): Hulluwell , Bergo, Block, JI.Ir. Tingley, Brownell, D-ian, Inn es.

Fi rs l row Islanding): l\liller, R. F., Davies, Keldenich, Nage l, Eagan , Mills , Haa s, P., S lark.

S ·cond row: Bolding, Derr , Hose, Haas, T., Gre ig, Brodie, R. A. , Glynn.

Third row: Swa nso n, E., S hen in , Cox, S nook.

Fo11r1l1 row: Tranlcr, Sco tt , .Prete, Burton, Marlin , Moc. Bo11cl1urd.

Again thi s year, the m embers of the Howe speech team ca rri ed on the tradition or outstanding achi evemen t in the fi eld or speaking . U nd er the notabl e leader ship of Mr. Lester M. Tucker, th e cad el spea kers look at leas t one uJ th e Lop three places in Pach meet in which th ey parli ci pat ed. In pre-state compctjLion , Howe pl aced first in th r Di stri ct Speech Tourn a ment. Cadets Popi ], Dykema , Frei, Burton, and Dian survi ved the zone meel as th e Howe speakers Look seco nd place in the zo ne meet.

At the a nnual N.F.L. S tate Speech Meet, Howe placed third in indi vidual events.

The school was r epresented by the followin g cadets : Popil, D ykema, Wibel, Frei, Burnell, Currin , Dian . Burton, Dougla ss, and Haws. Haws all(I Burn ell pl aced in th e final s of th eir r espective event s.

This yea r Howe spea kers earn ed 112 degrees and memberships, 33 honor degrees, 14. excellence degrees, and seven degr ees of di stin ction. Th e hi gh point m an for th e seaso n was Mark Popi] wh o ~peaks in dramatic and humorou s declamation and Darwin Burn ett, who speaks in oratori ca l declamation .

Th e members of th e speech team and their fin e coach, Mr. Tu cker , should be co ng ratulated on a success ful season.

Sea led (l e ft 10 ri g ht ) : Haws, Brodie, R. A. , Ir. T u ·ker, FrPi, Burton. Di a n.

Firs! row (s ta ndin g): Pilaar, Bachra ch, Xa nd ers, R ei ·hell , Wer th , Poto , Ilfon lg;o mery, Van Aman, Wat son , A. M ., Ta yloL . 'eco nd row: F eck, D yk e ma, Han lm a n, Ra ach, H anl y, 'cov ill e, Swa rtzPll , Funk, C. .1 ., H erri ck.

Thin! row: Do ug lass, Nagel, Ehman , B11rn r 11 , McCa1 ilcy, P ayne, Popil , Eagan. onnan .

Fo11r1h row: Cox, Derr , Va ug hn , Kurap, Wihcl, Swe n so n, S treeter, T. L., Park.

F ifth ruw : Levy, Mi lle r, R. F ., Inn es, Marx, B. C., Bartl e ll , Gibson, Tnrnlin so n , 0. D.. Bo ldin g, Block, Cross.

Six th row: Currin , Lamb, Orlow, How a rd , Harriso n, Sco tt , Noye, S wa nson , C.

This year. for th e first time in its 52 )ear hi stor y. th e Herald has earned an AllArnerican H onors Ratin g in th e nati o nal judg ing co nlcsl o f Lhe Na tional Scholasti c Press Associa ti o n. This is Lhc hi g hest hon o r which any ·chool n wspaper ca n achieve ancl marks th e attainm nl of a goal which was set three years ago to upgrad e the quality of th e campus paper.

Members of th e Herald stafI ar c c hosen largcl) [rom Junior Eng li sh classes, althou g h eac h year so me stafl 111 •n1lwrs are reta in ed Lo form a 11ucleus for the succeed in g slaIT. Filling Lhe position o f Edi Lo r during Lh c c urr en t yea r was .lay E:merson. while Ri ll Hall owell served as S p o rls Editor. ews writing has h cc n handl ed principally by Co nrad Adams. William Gibson , Mark Gregory. Frederi ck Grim m. William Hann . B.o berl Jones, S tephen Lamb , and Ca r y Walker; while Phillip Boyd , Marlin He mminger. J o hn Kulp. William Snook. a nd Dea n SLavrakas ha ve han dl ed !'po rts wriling. Editorial and feature writing have heen don e by a Learn o f Sh eldon Payne, J ohn Pilaar, Mark Po pi], and Gene Wau gh ; and T odd H erri ck and Bill Gaunitz have se rved as ca mpu s ph otog raph ers.

Ea ch yea r, Lhe Herald is enLiLlecl to no minate fiv e m ember s of it slaff for Lhe special distinction of beco ming slud ent member s of Quill & Scroll, Lhc I nlcr national Honor Soc iety o f Hi gh Sch oo l Journalists. ominations for th e 1959-60 school year include .lay Emerson. Willian1 Gibson. John Pilaar, Mark Popi] , and Dea n SLavrakas.

First row ( le ft tt1 ri gh t ): Burger, Ke il man , l\Trs. D1rnn s, H aas, F. R. Second rnw: Sa rnnik, Bowman.

L efl lo ri ght: Mr. l>agi11 , Gibson, Funk, C.

.I ., Orlow, Lamb, Park, Haws.

This year's debate team made a co nsisten t improvement over that of last year.

Since only one member of this year 's team is a Senior, the debate. team ought to be even better nexL year.

Th e team worked hard from the begi nning of the year developing the proper skills and techniqu es used in the art of debating. In December, the debate team partic ipated in the annual debaters' co nference at Purdue University. After the Christmas holidays, the debaters were hosLs Lo a numb er of Indiana schools in the annual Howe School Debate Tournament. Th e Cadets Look seco nd place and received a trophy for their achievement. In the SL Joseph Valley Debaters League, the Howe men took first and third places in extemporaneous spea king and discussion.

Th e debate season came to an end at the SL. Joseph Valley dinn er which the Howe debaters attended. Mr. John A. Pagin is to be co mm ended for hi s fin e coaching in leading the debaters to another successful season.

Seu led (left to righl ) : Pa yne, Cnrrin , Mr. f'in ch, Swunso n, E ., Popil.

Stund in g : Pi laaJ' , Swa rlzel, Gregory, Va ug hn , Harri so n, Wau gh, Fos ter, Watson , M. F .

The group opened its yea r's activiti es with a production of Twelve A ngry Men , given at Founders' Day weekend . The play, whi ch was well received, tells the story of a jury's decision in a murder case. Acting parts were taken by Cadets Burnett, Currin , Foster, Grego ry, Harrison , Payne, Popil, Pil aar, Swanson, E.C., Swa rtzel, Va ughn , and Watso n, M. F. Cadet Watson, A. M. was stage manager; Waugh was responsible fo r li ghtin g, and Werth for prompting.

The razin g of Blake Hall, to make way for the new audi tori 11111 , prevented furth er prod ucti ons during the year. However the gro up managed to engage in oth er activities -play read in gs and visits lo oth er productions given by acting groups in the area.

The latter in clud ed two visits to Sturgis to see two one-act plays, and a performa nce of Gilbert and Sullivan's Trial by Ju.ry, and a trip to see th e Civic Play ers of Fort Way ne in H amlet. Th e excursion to Fort Wayne was opened to the corps a t large and a total of 60 saw th e play.

At th e en d of the yea r the troupe numbered 14 and was laying plans Lo make its fir t production in the new auditorium next year Th e Importa nce of Being Earnest.

The discussion group originated at the s uggestion of Mr. Franklin S. Miller who, with th e Rev. Robert J. Murphy, Mr. R. R. Kelly, Jr., and Mr. John A. Finch, was Tesponsible for organizing th e year's activiti es. Meetings were held on alternate w~d­ nesdays throu ghout the year and co nsisted of a paper read by one of the membe:·s and followed by a general discussion.

Mr. Frank Clrnrnbers co ntributed the initi a l paper, the topic of which was th e orig in o f the universe. Subsequent talks during the first semeste r were given by Fr. Murphy on reli gious belief, Mr. Allan F. Gates on logic, and Mr. Finch on the nature of philosophy.

Papers given durin g the seco nd se mester fell .into two groups: a seri es on problems affecting the arts and a seco nd set on history and r eli gion. Mr. Miller opened th e papers on th e a rts and was foll owed by Mr. Kelly and Mr. Sta nford Barrett, an alumnu s now teaching at the U niversi ty of No tre Dame, both of whom spoke on painting. A final talk on movies was given by the Sturgis librari a n, Mr. William J. Kimbrough . Th e talks on reli g ion a nd hi stor y wer e initiated by Mrs. Emily Bernges, who spoke on Roman religion. Cadet John Pilaar spoke on " Toy nbee's philosophy of hi story," and th e final talk was given by Mrs. Miller on the Dead Sea Scrolls.

Mr. Kimbrou gh returned to g ive th P- last talk of th e year and showed a n experimental film which aroused consid erable interest.

The group closed its activities with a dinne r on May 26 which was attend ed by 30 mem bers .

l 1nd er the new directi o n of Mr. Peter Fi ge rt, the Glee Club chan ged its old st yle fr om sin gin g complex class ical numbe rs to s ing in g so me of the popular hit son gs of the la st decade. Some of the so ngs that the Glee Club sa ng wrr e " The Whiffcnpoof Song," " The Happy Wa nd erer ," ' ·Honey Ra be." " The Halls of Ivy," " A Grand Ni ght fo r S in ging," and "A Ma n's Be t Fri e nd is His Ho rse."

Th e Glee Club made man y appea rance!'. durin g th e spring, s in ging at almost all of th e alumni dinn ers. Th e club a lso sa ng at the a nnu al Boar '· Head dinn er in December .

With th e change of st yle, th e Gl ee Club has improved steadil y a nd local o bserver s predi ct a bri g ht futur e fo r this g roup of singers.

First row (l ef t to ri g ht I : Gea rh a rt , Noye, Haas, T. , Do ug lass, M r. F igert.

Second row: H owa rd , La mh , F oster, Boldin g, Fra n ·k.

T hird ro w: Ru s h, Hani so n, O'Brie n, J\1a tth ws.

Arro mpani st : A ll end orf.

Entering its third year of opernli on, the Camera Club pro ved to be another active club on the .H owe campu s. This year 's acti vities wer e highlig hted by th e display of the 1959 Kodak Hi gh Schoo l Ph otography Contest wi nn ers which several members of the 1959 Camera Club entered.

Ron Haws was this year 's club president with Cadet Clarke as vice-president.

Cadet Dearing as secr etar y-Lrcasllrer, and Cadet Greig as ser geant-at-arms.

M/ Sgt. Roland Jaseph again se rved as tl1e faculty adviser giving the club man y helpfu l pointers about ph otography in general.

Kn eelin g (l eft to ri ght ) : Kane, Hlad in , Marx , W. , Ki eb.

S tanding : Kline , Ehman, Dea rin g, Haws, Greig, Stevenso n, La mb.

Two fin e mu s ica l organizations have, juclgcd by th eir publi c appcarn nces, been hard al work o n the ca mpu s thi s year.

Th e Lo we r School Junio r l3ancl, mad e up of instrument.al mu s ic stud e nt s of the Lcnver School, has mad e mu c h progress on th e way to mu sica l co mpe te nce. Several fin e public pe rformances have been given.

The Howe Co ncert Band played lwo fin e co ncerts befo re large audiences during th e wint er seaso n. Both were rece ived e nthu sias tically.

Both o rga nizations a re und e r th e direc t ion of Mr. P e ter Figert.

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The Hu ssars, the precision drill tea m of Howe, ha ve had a ver y active year on a nd off the campu s.

Th e Hussa rs have beco me th e offi cial school honor boara fo r gr eeting ca mpu s g uests. This yea r th ey ha ve had th e pri vilege o-f perfor ming thi s duty for th e Sixth Co rps Commanding General, th e Li eutena nt Gove rn or of Indiana , th e Adjuta nt General of Indi a na a nd :for the feder al inspectors.

In addition to honor guard duty, the Hussa rs perfor m fo r all important occasions on the campus - Found er s' Days, Moth ers' Day and oth er s pecial occasions.

They have also appeared in So uth Bend fo r th e Arm ed For ces D ay parad e and for the annual So uth Bend a lumni dinn er.

P erhaps th e biggest event of th e yea r is the trip t o partic ipate in th e Indi an apoli s "500" F estival parade. Tl1is is exclusive compan y and the Hu ssa r s represent H owe Militar y School most favorabl y.

The Hu ssars have bee n commanded thi s year by ·Ca det Ma j or R obert Brownell , a nd have been under th e direc ti on a nd supervision of Ca ptain Devann y.

Since 14. oI this yea r 's gr oup will g raduate in Jun e a r eal effort will be r equired fr om nex t year's gro up to maintain the tradition s and standards of the or gani zati on.

The Cavaliers. the Lower Sch oo l Drill tea m, und er the directi on of Major Strawbrid ge performed ably in 1960 co mmanded by Cadet Lieutenants Best and Bowman .

From 49 cadets eligible 23 1 e re chosen . Th ose selected w!'l'e espec ially fine in th e manual of arms, had good co ndu ct, fine altitud e and good acade mi c rating.

There were 16 regula rs co ns isting of Cadet Bockbradcr, Frederi cks. Ha as, Ila· worth. Kinsley. Lovegrove. McNeil, Muellrr. Scallan , S teel. Sproch, Bouton , De mi, Ha rdin , Hutchins and Sam nik with seven reserves. Thi s year, their fifth , new equipment co nsisted o ( white s ilk ha ndkerchi efs. white ca rtridge belts and a guid o n.

At three p erform a nces. th e Cavalier dc111onstrated their ability in 20 minutes of prec isio n drill including cxc hang of a r111 F., si lent drill, Qu ee n Anne's salute and the manual of arms.

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ATHLETIC

Knt>cling r left to ri ght ) : S1ark, Bouchard, l31n·ton , Bergo, lnn cs, H aas, T. Seco nd row: Ass't Coac h Poljak, Dian, Prele, Hallowell, Bloc k, Wyall, Tranter, Martin, Coac h O'Boylc.

Thin! rnw: Marlindi ll , Kclclcnicli , Bcnnell , Sco tl, Ro se, S herrin , B11rn e ll , Poggcmcyer.

Fourlh r ow : 13u1zha11gh, Waltz, Wa lt ers, Miller, R. F., Eagan , S la1111eye1·, Ans ted.

Fifth row: Rei c h ~ ll , Funk, .J. W., Burllc ll, Mr. Haus, Trainer; Derr, Sc l1niicl1 , l\1fgl'.; Arent, Clarke, Brodie, R.. A.

Th e Cadet grid-d er s star ted on th e road to a grea t seaso n b y winning their first ga me on touchdowns by Bergo, Dian and Burton, J 9-7. Th e following week Denn y Bergo plunged over for the onl y touchd own of th e evening as Howe won their seco nd strai ght game over a hi ghly rated Hillsdale tea m, 7-0. New Haven, another highly rated tea m from th e Fort Wayne area. was the thi r d victim of th e Cadet gridd ers attack as they beat them. 13-6. Burton, Inn es, Dian , and Bouchard all scored touchdowns to lead a rout over Angola, 28-0, and their fourth co nsecutive victo ry. Highland shatter ed the Cadet winning strea k as they scor ed a touchd own in the closin g minutes of the game to win 19-14. Th e fired-up gI"id tea m came back the following week to smear Edon 41-7 and run up one of the largest scores by a Howe tea m in several years. On a rain y Founders' Day, th e Cadets brought th eir seaso n total to six wins, as they rolled over Northwestern Naval and Military Academy, 33-6.

Thi s year's grid team wa led hy Co-captains Dave Bl ock and Denny Bergo. Bl ock wa s this year's center and an All-Area selection at ce nter. He was also this year's most valuable player. Denn y Bergo was this yea r 's fullb ack. Other member s of this year's first string were Don Dian , another All-Area selection at encl , Bill Martin, left tackl e, T om Sherrin, left guard , Bill Hallowell , right g uard , Dick Prete, right tackle, Jack Tranter , ri ght ei1cl , Andy Inn es, quarterback, J oh11 Burton , an All-Area honorable mention winner, lef t halfback, Ri ch Stark, ri ght halfback, Bill Bouchard, right halfback and Jim Ro se, guard. Oth er Seniors that saw a lot of action were Tarn Haas, Larry Bennett, Dick Brodie, Emmett Eaga n, Dan Scott, Duke Derr, and J o n W yatt.

SEN IORS (Opposite page) (left to ri ght ): lnnes, Brodie, R. A. , Miller, R. F., Eagan. Seco nd row: Bergo, Ass' I Coach PoJjak, Co-Ca ptains Block and Ber go, Coach O 'Boyle, Derr .

Fifth row: Scott, H aas, T. , S ii cl'l"in , Bl ock.

Althouµh Lh 1960 cross c·o1111t q team ufTe red from lack of experienced runners, it still ma naged lo improve on la sl ) ear'g reco rd . Thi s year' tea m co nsisLcd of only two rc>Lurning lellcrrne11. and a number of underclassmen.

1[aas. P. N. lr d th e en Lire Lc>a m in Lota! poinLs and was cl ctcd the Lea m's mosLvalua hle pla1 er. Dougla s was the Recu nd leading sco rer and was elected th e tea m captain.

Thr foll owing cadets wnn arsiL) letter· : Douglass, Haas. P. N., Haws, Bolding, a nd Davies.

Under th e coac hin g of Mr. Dan Hauck, th e Lca m sh ould co ntinu e Lo improve wiLh tllf' return oJ Haa. and Davi es p lu s so me prorni in g underclassmen.

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F'irsl ruw 1lefl lo righl): Dnu gla•s, Da vies, l:loldin g, Haas, P .. Haws.

Sl'co nd row: J:lah l, Sey mour, Orlow, Prchlik , Moe, Malina, Coach Hau ck.

Seated (left to right): Innes, Prchlik, Dian, Martin, Sherrin, HaaR, T .

Standing: Coach James, Davies, Poggemeyer. Tranter, Prete, Ware, Woolery, Ass't Coach Hauck.

Although this year's Varsity basketball season was not particularly successful as far as won and lost records are concerned, the Cadet cagers did show a desire to win and fought hard in every game. Final reco rd for the season was eight wins against twelve losses or a 40 per cent average.

Don Dian, co-captain and most valuable player, led the team in scoring and was Howe's major threat on the court. Dian ended the season with a 22.2 scoring average and a total of 444 points scored, which is a new school record. Dian also broke one other individual record which was the most points scored in a single game, 40 against Lima.

Tam Haas, the other co-captain, was the team's guard along with Bill Ware. Tam , a Senior, and Bill, a Junior, were fine ball handlers and spearheaded the Cadet defense.

The center position was played by both Florian Prchlik and Bill Martin, both Seniors.

Bill was the leading rebounder on the team and was also second in scoring. His average for the season was 8.9 points per game. Florian improved as the season went along and reached his peak near the end of the season. To round out the first five, Tom Sherrin was the other forward and running mate of Dian. Tom got off to a slow start, but picked up during the season to lead the team in scoring in several games. Tom was the out-shooter who came through with the buckets in the clutch.

The team was aided by the fine bench strength of Seniors Andrew Innes and Florian Prchlik, and Juniors Dick Prete and Jack Tranter. All these men saw considerable action.

This ) ea r's inlramural baskeLball co 111prlll1on belwee n th e three co mpanies and th e Freshmen proved Lo be ve ry Lo ug h and ge nera lly exc iling. All [o ur tea ms were prclt y eve nl y matched in stre ng th and Lhe o utco me o f Lhe seaso n ga m es was us uall y unpredi c Lahl e. ''B" Compan) won Lh r inlr::i 1nural c ro wn as th ey compiled a record or 10 win s a nd tw o lose. "C" Co rnpan) r ncl rd th e seaso n in seco nd place and ''A" Company in iliird pl ace. A lth o ug h th e Freshmen e nd ed the regular seaso n wiLh only two wins. iht')' 111an agcd Lo co rn e inlu Lh l·ir own a nd win Lh c douhl f'·eli111in a li o n Lourney at the c lo e of th e reg ul ar season. The stro ng s ho w ing in th e Lou rn a m ent inclica les Lhat Howe mi g hL ha1'c a Lo ugh basketball seaso n in Lh e future.

Cad et Boyd led a ll inlra 111u ra l playt•rs in sco rin g wilh a n average of 20 points per ga m e. as he led th e ··B" 111<' n lo th!' intra mural crow n. The following is th e lis t o r lop sco rer in the intramural lf'ag uc.

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FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Sea 1"d ( (p fJ Ln righ1): Va n Ama n, Polo, F unk , J. l' .. H aas. P., Buchruch, Wcr1l1.

S 1a ndin p; : Paul, Farver, Wozniak, Kelley, Waltz. Cou ch Poljak.

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Kneeling (left to ri ght): Dykema , Campbell , i\Jitche ll.

Fi rst row: !ill , Mon tgomery, Nage l, K1·ld Pn id1 , Hallrrn ell, Rose, Bouchanl , Sco ll , Be nnett, O'Brien.

Secconcl row: S tree ter , R. I-I., Gay, Miller, D. , Butzbaugh , Funk , .T. W., Os terink, Gree n.

Third row: Albert , Gibso n, McCaul ey, Coac h O' Boyle.

This year's wrestling season could easily be considered one of the best in the 14. years that Howe has had a wrestling squad. Jn 13 dual meets this last winter, the matmen compiled a record of 10 wins, two losses, and one tie. The Cadets also took first place in the New Haven Invitational Tournament, which was a four-way tourney.

The only wrestler to fini sh the regular season undefeated was Keldenich, who had

13 · wins and one tie. Rose finished the season with 14 wins and one loss. Rose, this year's team captain and most valuable player, was high point man on the team with 64 points, for 14 wins, but only 61 points for his one loss. Keldenich and Bennett took runnerup honors with 57 points each. The matmen outscored their opponents by some 258 points as they scored 500 points to their opponents' 24.2 points, in dual competition.

The following members received Varsity letters: Rose, Bennett, Keldenich, O'Brien, Mills, St. Bernard, Nagel, Bouchard, Hallowell, Scott, Montgomery, and Dykema. The team elected Walt Nagel to captain the mat team next winter. Cadet O'Brien was voted the most improved wrestler by his teammates and Cadet Rose was the team's most valuable wrestler.

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T o p ro w ( lef t lo ri g ht ): Ros P. SC'tl ll, S t. Bt· rn a nl.

Bo llom ro w : Bc nn cll . K <'ld c ni ch , Mill R.

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Firs! row seal ed ( lcfl 10 ri gl1 1) : Swe nsso n, Heiche l! , Witbeck. Strawbrid ge, D., Smi th.

Seco nd row . ea tcd : Ilroadwell, .I. C., Blume, Stark, Glynn , Ru sh, Popi I, William .

Top row standin g: Coac h Weuzel, Brodie, R. A.. Leff, Otto, Burlon , Schmid t, Adams, Greig.

Howe- 58 ·---- So11 1h Bend Washinglon-32 How 45 ---- outh B nd Cen lral-50 Howe-47 _____ lnclianapolis Southport- 39 Howe-48 ______ Valparaiso-47

Howc-45 ______ P enn Township-SO Howe-33 ______ Culvcr-53 Howc-58 ______ Penn Township-36 Howc-62 ______ Portage--'33

John Burton, co-captain and most valuable swimmer and Jim Greig, the other cocaptain, led this year's swimming team to its most successful season in Howe's hi story.

With a dual meet record o{ five wins and three losses, Howe was rated as one of the stronger teams in northern Indiana.

In the Muncie Burris Invitational Meet, Howe placed fourth among a field of eight competing schools. The first and second place teams in this meet placed in the same order at the state meet.

Competition at the state meet was so keen that only two members of the Howe team managed to score points. John Burton placed second in the 50 yard free style and fourth in the 100 yard free style, and Raymond Glynn placed third in the 200 yard individual medley.

The most unusual feature o f thi s year's swimming team was its constant improvement throughout the season. School records began to topple during the first meet and the onslaught continued up to and including the state meet. Every school record was shattered during the season except one. The following are new school records:

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This has been a banner yea r fo r Lhe Howe rifle Lea rn as il has both malch ed a nd sel new reco rd s. Ther e were two major records broken, one by Lhe Learn captain, Len Cox, and Lhe other hy Jon es. Cox set n new hi gh for four position s ( l 0 shots each) of 387 out of a possible 400. Jun es set anot her hi gh of 196 out of a poss ibl e of 200 for four pos ition s ( 5 shots eac h l.

Hawkin s Li ed th e school r ecord in Lh e , il· Ling pos iti on hy firin g a perfect l 00 out o:f 100. Knopf Li ed the sch ool record in the knee Ii ng pos ition as he shot n 99 out of a possible of JOO. The lllaj or accornpli, h111c11ts of th e seaso n were th e winning of six out of even !-houldcr matrhcs. Th e squncl placed th ird out of a total of eleven military schools in the annual lntPr-scho lasLi c Posta l Matches or th e 5th Arm y. The team also participated in th e N.R.A. natjonal postal matches. placiPg l ~ Lh ou t of a field of 33 hi gh sc hools.

Thr tea m al o won e ig ht out of 13 additionRI postal matches against other militar y ~c hool s and universiti es. The big event of the season was th e beatin g of Culver her e on Lhe Howe range as the five shooters rolled up a score of 1877 to Culver's 1872.

Only Lwo mrmbers o f thi s year"s tea m will g raduate giving the next year's team a bright futur e. The team was coached thi s year b y Col. Durga n and assisted b y Sgts.

G ibson and Montgomery.

The top 10 men on this year's team and their final averages are as fo llows: Jones, .'382.8 ; Cox, 382.8; McCune, 37].6; Gauni tz, 37.l.5; Snook, 369. 7; Crampton, 366.8; Knopf, 366.7; Harrison, 361.2; Gulhman, 360.8; Levy , 359.5.

Sea led (left to right ) : Kline, Cra111pton , Cox, Snook, McC1uie.

Knee lin g: Anderson, J . W. , Hawkins, Bassc lt, H11rl ea 11, Harri son, Knopf. . landing: Col. Durgan, Lev}', Vordrazka, Little, Ga 1111itz, Jones, R. E., S fc. Gihson, Sfc. Montgomery.

First row I left to right): Coac h .Tanws, C urrin , Ware, Nagel, Sherrin, Block, Innes, Haas, T., J\loc, Ass'! Coach Poljak.

Seconcl row: Boyd, Mgr., Stark, O'Brien, S wan son, E., Xan ders, Frnder, Clarke, Walt1., StTaW· brid ge, R., Mgr. Third row: Arent. Paul, Buckingham, Witbeck, Yeoman, Albert, Slatmeyer, Hutchins.

Fo urth row: McBrear ty, Montgomery, Farver, Trippeer, Co ughlin , Franck, Swe nsson.

The 1960 baseball team shows signs of being a tough ball club. With the help of nin e returning lettermen the Cadet diamond men ought to have a s uccessful season.

Sin ce the season had ju st gotten und erwa y at time of publication, scores of only three games were available.

The Cadets dropped their first game to Penn Township, but came back stro11g to defeat Angola in th eir second outing and New Troy in th ei r third game.

The team is made up of Moe, catcher; Inn es, pitcher; Block, first base; Nagel, serond base; ·Haas, shortsto p and pitcher; Waltz, third base; Sherrin , left field; Ware, center field and Xanders, ri ght field. Other cadets who see action r eg ul a rl y are: Swan· son, E. C. , Clarke, Currin, and Hutchins. The tea m is coached by Mr. Hobert J ames and Mr. J acob Poljak.

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Seco nd row sealed : Bachrach, P oto, Wer th , Gl ynn , ReichelL , F unk, J. P ., Van Aman, Haus, P ., Woolery.

Kneelin g: Vau ghn , Popi] , Payne, Wozni ak , .T aseph , Trant er, Ru sh, Bartlell, Kulp .

Standing: Schmi dt, Mgr. , Bouchard, P rete, Burnett , Kinsey, P ogge meyer, Couch Hau ck.

Thi s spring the track tea m was led by a min ority of Seni or s as th e cindermen took third place in the annual LaGrange County Track meet. Jim Rose, J ohn Burton, and Bill Mar tin wer e the only members of the track team who were Seni or s.

Jim Rose, H owe's number one pole va ulter , turn ed in a second place for the Cadets in th e county track meet after r ecovering fr om an early season sickness. Bill Martin performed well all seaso n placing in all meets in th e shot put, 220 yard dash , and th e half-mile r elay team.

J ohn Burton, th e returning most valuable track man from last year 's team, carried on hi s traditi on of achi evement in athleti cs. Durin g the county track meet, John broke the old reco rds in both the low and hi gh hurdles. The low hurdle time also broke the long standing school r ecord .

Strong support came fr om a gro up of excellent underclassmen who made up the maj ority of this year's track team. Darwin Burnett, who wa s second in total points scored, broke the school record in the 440 yard dash during the course of the season al ong with running on the mile relay team, whi ch placed first in the county meet.

Tom Kin cy . a ne wco mr r lo th e Lrac k Lra m thi s ) <"ar. was o ne o ( Lh e top s pri11Le rs 011 Llw lea rn alon g wiLh Bill Bo ucha rd a nd Mark P o pi!. Jim Vau g hn in th e s prints.

Dick Prr lr in th e sh ot-pul. and J ac k Tranle r in th e hi g h-jump also added mu c h to th e su ccess o ( this year's squ ad. Phil JJa as. a fres hm a n, did a n excelle nt j o b as a di ta11 ce ma n. A lo ng with th ese men. th e fulur e trar k team loo ks brig ht.

This yea r th e Lea rn r nle rcd a reco rd nurub c r o f e ntri es in th e a nnual Sectional Trac k [eet. Memb rs of Lhe l a m e nte red in Lhe trac k m eel are Burto n, Burnett.

Hou c ha rd . Kin sey. Martin . a nd flaa s, P . S in ce thr rn eet wa held afte r Lhc writin g of Lhi s arti c le, rcs ulls were not avail a ble.

Tup row ( ld1 lo ri ghl ) : Hose, Herrick, Bu rlon.

Bo llo m row: larlin , Haw:;.

Kneeling (left lo right): K elley, Eagan1 Cox, Kattmann, Bergo.

St.anding: McCune, Int-Hout, Kurap, Tomlinson, 0. D., Levy, Bolding, Col. Little.

This year's tennis team is at a disadvantage as it has had no returning letter· men to bolster the team. The team is in a re-building year with several Seniors and underclassmen filling the starting berths.

The number one player on the team is Len Cox, a Senior and excellent player.

Emmett Eagan is the number two man and has had a year of reserve tennis. These two men are doubles partners. Number three man is Bill Kattman, an underclassman who has shown fine form and good improvement. Dennis Bergo is the fourth man who switched sports this spring in favor of playing tennis. Dennis has a very powerful serve and shows signs of improving all the time. He and Kattrnan play doubles together. Other cadets on the team include Cadets Kelly, the number five man, Bolding, Kurap, Levy, Tomlinson and Int-Hout.

At the time of writing the tennis team had played only one match and lost in its debut to Sturgis, which has one of its finest teams in recent years.

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Firs! row (]c[1 10 ri g hl ) : B o111 on, S ire iche r, IJe ml , Bcs l, \Vai son, Samnik , .l un se n.

Seco nd rnw: Da y, S 111i1h , R. C., S lark , D. IJ .. l:lowman , Willmen g, Sch le pp y, Haas, F. R ., Haworll1.

Third row: McCay, Pi r r ce. O' Bri e n. M 11 eJl cr, S 1cc l, K e ld e nich, B11rger.

Fn11r1h ruw: Mr. Du gga n, T11hhs , K e ilrna n, •Ir. O verman.

Fo r the first Lime in many years the Lower chool 'la rsi t )' Football tea m had an unde feat ed season. · nder the direction of Coach Overman and Ass i Lant Coach Duggan I he fi g hting Cadets displayed power and class in every ga me.

Outstanding fo r th eir lin e pla y were Best and Bou ton . I11 I he bac kfi eld Willrneng, Bow ma n. and S ta rk, D. were outstanding for their consistent gains.

A hig hl:i ght of the season was th e ga111e with Kendall v ill e i11 whi ·h the Ca dets came from behind Lo Lie the score 6-6 in the last 28 seco nds .

( Opposite page) - Top row ( le fl lo right) : Eagan, Levy . . eco ncl ro w: Bergo, Cox. Thirrl row: K11rnp, Bo lding.

First row ( left to r ight ): Hassle r, S111i1h. R. C., Wa tso n, Bo ulon , Willm P-n g, Schl e pp y, Tubb ~, Day. rco nd row: Ir. Du gga n , Ke ilm a n, Wruver. Bowma n, De mi. Su mnik , J a nse n, Brodhead , Moe, T . R.

The L ower Va r ity Bas ketball Lea rn made a n excellent showing against tou gh co mpetition this year. The r ecord shows five won and eight lost, but th e Cadets showed stead y improvement th ro ug hout th e season. Two outstanding victori es were over Kendallville and LaGra nge.

WilLneng was the outstanding co rer for the Cadets with 143 points. Bowman was sC'co nd with a total of 100 points. Mr. Duggan was the coach.

In the county tourney the Lower was nosed out by Shipsh ewana-Scott b y three points. Shipshewana went on to win the tourney.

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F irsl row ( left lo right ) : Whil e, Tubbs, Bouton, Brodhea d, Keener, Sc hlepp y, H aas, F . R., Wal son.

Seco nd row : Mr. Du ggan , Sca ll an, Mus i, McCay, Milt enberge r, O'Brien, Jan se n, Moe, T. R., Katreni cs.

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First row (l eft Lo ri ght }: Mr. Haus. Hassler , S mith , R. C., J ansen, Bowman , Willrneng, Kenda ll .

Bes t, Mu e ll er, Day, Lambert, Thoma s, Mr. Overman .

Seco nd row : S treicher, Colocasid es, Lovcg ro ve, Bo u ton, Samnik , Schl epp y, Weaver, S tee l, Moe, T . R., Yg lesias, Hill, P angcrc.

Third row : H aas, F. R., BallunLine.

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WfiSTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE

Everything for the Automobile

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Owner Michigan

COMPLIMENTS

OF

Moer's, Inc.

• LITHOGRAPHERS • PRINTERS • ENGRAVERS

* 905 Henry St. Detroit

Michigan

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Buy Your Boxsprings and Mattresses Direct from the Factory

Every Article is Guaranteed

PRICES ARE LOW

We ship any place in the U. S. A.

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CORUNNA BEDDING

CO.

Telephone 2701 Corunna

Indiana

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SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES

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Arrow Shirts

Phoenix Hose

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Swim Suits

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LaGRANGE TIRE & SUPPLY COMPANY

Dodge, Dodge Dart & DeSoto

Sales and Service

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Indiana

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Michigan

Sturgis

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CONGRATULATIONS to the

CLASS OF

1 960

MR. and MRS. W. J. SHERRIN

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LAHHY CoF'FIN

COMPLIMENTS

of BANDHOLTZ - Paint Manufacturing Company

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Wall Paper and Unpainted Furniture

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106 S. Pleasant Street, Sturgis, Michigan Telephone: 598 Paints

Enam els

Va rnish.es

High Quality Woolen Blankets Since 1836

HORNER WOOLEN MILLS COMPANY Eaton Rapids, Michigan

Lac qners

NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY

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Serving HOWE CADETS

Sturgis -

Michigan

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Compliments PAUL

ATWATER

Cities Service Petroleum Products

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Indiana

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INTERSTATE DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. Inc.

1901 South Main Street South Bend 23

Indiana

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General Offices Indianapolis, Indiana

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WEST CONGRESS

Sturgis, Michigan

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ST URG IS SUPPLY

COMPANY

WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS

OF

Plumbing and Heating Supplies

Telephone OL 1-234,5

Stu rgis, M ichi gan

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

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ALLIED TEXTILES COMPANY Co mplete Decoratin g Se rv ice

Slip Covers -

Draperies

Carpeting JOSE PH

Wall Paper

Lamps

Furnishings

TURcrs, M1c1-1.

113 E. Chicago Rd.

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KAR

WASH

Detroit .. W. McNichols & Meyers Rd. Schoolcraft & Greenfield Birmingham ... 300 S. Hunter Blvd.

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SHOUP FUNERAL HOME

Ambulance Service Phone JO 2-3411

Howe, Indiana

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COMPLIMENTS OF

Sealtf

OF DETROIT

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KENDALL VILLE LAUNDRY

and DRY CLEANING COMPANY

Indiana

Kendallville

• • • 1892 - 68 Years of Dependable Service -

1960

• • • Our Service Will Please You . .. . . . Your Bu,siness Will Please Us

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COMPLIMENTS OF STATE BANK OF LIMA

* * * 106 Years of Continuous Service

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Ted Douglas " Ju st Good Clothes"

Te lephone 40 1M Sturgis

Michigan

BEST

WISHES

TO ALL HOWE CADETS

Y ou.r academy is respected throughout the nation and an asset to our community.

SEALED POWER CORPORATION LaGrange, Indiana

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IHLING BROS. EVERARD CO ..

Since 1869

* Kalamazoo

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Qur WWt for t.h.e ClaM of 60 The future 1s yours; niay £t serve )'OU well !

Man of the Future, what shall be T he life of Eartl1 that you shall see?

What strange new facts the years wi ll sh ow?

What wonders rare your eyes shall know?

To what new realms of marvel, say, Will conquering science war its way?

William Cox Bennett

Miles Laboratories, Inc. Elkhart, Indiana Maker s of fine quality products

Aiko-Seltzer® • Bactine® • One-A-Day® (Brand) Vitamins • M iles® Nervine

COMPLIMENTS OF LAND O' GOSHEN, Inc. New Paris, Indiana

COMPLIMENTS OF

THE ELLIOTT HOTEL

201 W. Chicago Road Sturgis

Michigan

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CONGRATULATIONS and

BEST

WISHES to the

CLASS OF

1 960

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Foltz Bakery LaGrange, Indiana

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"Coast to Coast"

" The only Home Style Cookie with th e Good fl ou.sekeeping S eal!"

LAKESIDE REFINING COMPANY

XCEL Gasolines

Quality Fuel Oils

Kalamazoo

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COMPLIMENTS

M & M NEWS STAND Stu.rgis

Michigan

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BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY

FORT WAYNE COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, INC.

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COMPLIMENTS

OF

Sturgis Bowling Lanes ........

Sturgis, Michigan

FRANK W. CASSELMAN, Inc. licensed Master Plumbers

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PLUMBING HEATING SHEET METAL

P. 0. Box 527 Michigan

Sturgis

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Northern Indiana Agency, Inc. and Merlin S. Wilson & Company Complete Insurance Service

• • • Dean F. Cutshall -

Harry J. Goeglein,

MANAGERS

805 Fort Wayne Bank Bldg., Fort Wayne 2, Ind. Telephone -

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CO NGRATULATIONS and

BEST

W I SHES

CLASS OF

1960

The Patterson Comp:any 'P'&Utte'tdColdwater, Michigan

PRINTERS OF

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" ... and, as I was telling my troops just the other day - - congratulations, men, on a job well done!"

UNITED TELEPHONE COMPANY OF INDIANA, INC. W:i' ~

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CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1960

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" Fine Foods" Sturgis

Michigan

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C ONGRATULATIONS

a nd BEST

WISHES

* JACKMAN'S . . . Dependable Drugs

Sturgis, Michigan

S tewart

ln-f ra-red

Toasted

HOT SANDWICH SERVICE

* STEWART INFRA-RED COMMISSARY

925 Blaine Avenue Indiana

South Bend

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BROWN'S

BARBER

SHOP

Indiana

Howe

C. A. NEDELE & SONS Wholesale

TOBACCO

CANDY

PAPER

Angola, Indiana

CONGRATULATIONS!

CLASS OF

1960 T:rll/T:r

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