Issuu

nineteen sixty,.. one

presented by the

, , Much time anrL effort has heen exjJe1uled /Jy the nwmbe1s of the grnduating class in the Jnej>aralion of this yearbook. Underclass111n1, too, /za"Oe gi"Oen their sujJjwrt lo this undertaking and for their heljJ, the Taller board is "Oery grateful . . This Tatler has /Jeen designed to re'lllind you of sorne of the jJrincipal eL1e11ts of the year which zs ra/Jidly drawing to a close and to present an acc1trale and worthy record of son1e of the "Olffied facets of school life.

,·ls th e 111 eu1b ers of tli e Senior Closs lw vr~ grown and malured, we ha ve arq ll ired th e abilit)' to cliscrim i na I e between th e qualities which clifjerenliale one individ ual fm111 anotlier. We hove learned tho/ Lli ere are tl1ose who "give" and tliosc w/10 " tal< e." IVit/1 tliis in 111ind, we dedicat e r Tat/er to Lester LVf. Tucker, one wlw, for many years, has "given" of his various talents lo us, lo t/1ose who have jJrecedecl us and who will continue lo "give" to 1 /1ose who folfow us. 011

'ica1cd (left L•> rig-ht) : Sia\ raka~ . Popi I, K.cldenich . ~ Land in g : Orlow . \\'aug·h , Swa nso n ,

Payne.

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l\fANi\GER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .

.\ ss 1s·1Al\'l B us 1 NE.~s SPORTS

Eon oR

.jacl! ,-/. A."elr/e11ic!i

i\fAi"AGERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . !\.Gene

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.-\ Ss JS"lA l"T SPORTS EDITOR. . . . . . . .

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FACULTY . \O\'ISER . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

ll 'a11~ /i a11r/ Tho111r1s L. Orlow

St mmilrns

Eril< C. Swa11 .rn11

Fat he r 1\/u1'jJ!i )'

ni11etee11 sixty- one

S 11 jJe ri1l lende11 L B. BouToN J B. A., M.A.

COLONEL BuRRETT

St. SlcjJltcn's College, Harvard University, inf., Ind. N. G.

RAYl\JOND

H eaduiaster R. KELLY, A. B., M

.s.

Illinois College - f ndiana University

ChajJlain TIIE REVEREND RonERT

MURPHY,

D., D. D.

Seabury lJivi nif)' School , Z\' rtslwlrth f-lolls e

Co111 r11andanl MAJOR EARL

DEVANNY,

B. A.

Lalw Forest College - The A m erirnn Universit)•

Professor of Military Scie1lce Lr.

COLONEL RA HIOND

DURGAN'

Syracuse University

PriucijJal of the L01uer School MARX D. ~JERRELL, B. A. IVabash College

PriucijJal Emeritus of lhe Lower School T. JENNINGS , B. A.

THE REVEREND EARL

How e 1912 - S)•racuse University

Treasine -r G. HERRICK

MR. KENNETH

Howe 19-:10

Business 1\la1lage-r and Assistant Treasurer ROBERT

POWELL

lXreclor of Admissions DONALD B. STUCKEY Howe 1934

Di rector of Pu l>lic Relations MR. GLENN 0. KEASEY Clwin11rrn , Advisory Council, Howe Military School Vice-President, .Retired, .Associates Jnvesl111ent Co. S11 jJerinle:tulenl

of Buildings and Grnunds

MAJOR JAMES 'MERRITT Howl~

1917

First row (left lo right): Fr. .Jennings, J\lr. Slater, l\fr. i\lerrill. Col. Durgan, Col. Bouton, fr. i\lurpll y, i\lr. Kelly. i\laj. Dcvanny , i\lr. Keasey , i\lr. Stuckey Second row: l\lr. Hagley, l\rr. Henry. l\fr. Figert, l\fr. Roney, i\11·. ,\ filler. l\ lr. Worrall, i\fr. Ga 1es , Mrs. Slater, i\lr. Pagin , i\£rs. Kel ly, i\fr. James , l\frs . Downs , i\lr. Hauck. i\lrs. l3ernges , l\Ir. Haas , i\fiss Hardiman , ,\ fr. WenLe l, Mrs. Aikman , i\ lr. ·ruckcr. i\lr. J ohnson, l\fr. Tingley , i\ lr . Ch apin , i\lr. Po lj ak, i\ lr. Overman Third row: i\ lr. Duggan , l\ l r. O'Boy le , Capt, Cavins, Capt. Cow les , Col. Lillie, J\faj. Hr.inmann, 1'1aj. Strawb rid ge, Sg't. Holmes, Sg·t. Gibson, Sgt. Heal , Sgt. G laLe, Sgt. Dunbar, i\ I r. VanZuilcn .

SACRED STUDIES THE CHAPLAIN

LIBRARIAN

Miss

JosEPHINE HARDIMAN)).

Indiana Universi ty

ENGLISH THE HEAD.M ASTER RAYJ\10ND R. KELLY )

A. B., M. S.

Jf/inios College - lndiona Universi f)'

THOMPSON BAGLEY)

A . B.

La he l•orest Coflege AR OLD

CHAPIN,

A. B., B. D.

IVesl Maryland Coflege - Un iversi l)' of Virginia ALLAN

GATES)

B. S., LL.B., ]. D.

Iowa State Teachers College - Universit')' of Chicago

JOHN

A. B.

RY ,

Univenity of Nol re Da111e

LESTER

M. A., B. S.

TUCKER,

Ohio Sia/(' Univasity - Grarl11ole work, Ohio Universi l')'

MATHEMATICS and SCIENCE R. (,-LE 1 N, A. B., M. A.

SHJRLEY

Indiana Univenily - Grad 11r1l e worh, Universi l')' of No l re D11111e

DA , IEL

B. S. , A. B.

HAUCK ,

Parso n's Co llege

T 110 i\ 1As

B. S., M. S.

O'Bon,E,

l\.011 .1·0.1· Stal e Co llege .JACOB POLJAK,

.JR. , B.

S., M. S.

/Jal/ S/11/ r' Teaf'lit'rs Col/egr' - J11rliwrn U11iversil )'

CARL

B. S.

TINGLEY'

Univt'l'.1ity of lflinois - Gmrl ua/ P work, Universit y of Cunneclicul DONALD

B. S., M. A.

VA ZUJLE ' ,

P11rr/11 e Universi ty - Universi l)' of J\l ichiga11 l\.1ELVI 1

'V.

A. B.

\VENZEL,

Ball .l'lflte Trnc!t er.1 Collep,e - Crnd ual e worh, Un iversi ty of 1\'ot re Da111e

COMMERCE ~[ ARVI N RO NEY'

B. S.

Ball Sta le Teuc!ters College

LANGUAGES l\1Rs.

B. A.

El\ IILY BERNGES ,

Nori hwt'.1 te111 Universi l')' - Grru/110/e worh, Lo')1ola Universi ty ~ fRS. ANNA HAGLIND,

B. A., M. S.

Indiana U11ivr:rsil)'

jAl\IES

SLATER,

B. A ., M.A.

Co /oa/e U11ivnsil')' - f'l'eslern Reserve U nive rsil·v ~·bmrt uat e worl<, Universit y of No tre Dmne ,

HISTORY jA l\ I ES DUGGAN,

B. A.

Beloit Co ll ege ROBERT

B. A ., M.

j Al\IES,

I owa Sta le Teachers Co ll l'ge - Jnr/i(llW Universi ty JOH

PAGIN ,,

13. A., M. A.

U 11iversi f)' of Io wa

DRIVER TRAINING B. S., M. S.

JACOB POLJAK, JR. ,

Ball S/11/ e Teof'lters College - 1 ndiana U 11iversi l)'

LOWER SCHOOL THE PRI NCIPAL MARX

MERRELL,

B. S.

Wabash College

THE

R EVE RE ND EARL

T. JE

GS,

S11nu·11.1·e U niversi l)'

l\f RS.

ELIZABETH

DO\:VNS,

Xatio11al College vf Edurntion

B. A.

JOH

JOH NSO

B. A.

H eid elb erg Co ll ege MRS. LOIS K E LLY ,

Indiana University lvA

OvERl\I AN,

Wes /e m Jl/ inois U nivei-sil )'

B. S.

MRS. LUCILLE SLATE R,

Universit)' of J\finn eso lo ARTHUR

WORRALL,

Universi l)' of th e Soul /1 Graduate work , Unive rsit y of Chirngo - Jo:va S/(lte Teac /1 as Co ll ege

MUS:fC DEPARTMENT

Director of lh e Band - Glee CL 11l1 P ETER FIGERT , B. S. , M.A. Ball Stale T eachers Co llege - Grn d11at e w01 -I?, Unive rsit )' of Co lornd o Director of Saaecl Musi c, 0 rgrm , Piano fRA KLI

MILLER, Mu ~ .

B. , Mus. M.

Univasi ly of Illinois - Cliirago M11si col Co /l eg(~ Doctoral stud)', Universil)' of H eidelb erg, Gen nan y

DANCING MARION AND MADELEINE MURPHY

Louis Cha/if School of Ballet , New Yori< Mosl er Grndua les Chicago N 11tionfll rlssocio ti on Dance Mast ers No nna! School, Nfr- 111 {}(' rs C. ,\ '.A. lJ . 1\ I. ,·J.

THE MILITARY STAFF

Professor of llliLitary Scic11ce RAYMO ND C. DURG AN, Lt. Col. U.S. Army , B. S. S)11·at11se U nive rsit y

COMMANDANT OF CADETS MAJOR EARL

DEVA 1 N Y ,

B. A.

Lake Forest Co llege - Graduat e worl<, Th e A 111 eri tr111 U niversit y

COMMANDANT OF CADETS

(Lowe1· School) MAJOR ROBE RT STRAWBRIDGE,

Indiana Universi t)'

Tactical Officer, ComjJan y " L " SFC .JoH E . DUNBAR U . S.Anny

Tactical O[fice1·, Co111 jHrn y "A" LT. CoL. fRA KM. LITTLE, InL , USAR Tactical Oljicer, Co m jJany " B" CAPTAIN LAWRE CE

COWLES

TaclicaL Officer, Co111 }Jany "C:" MAJOR FRA KE. HEINF. IA N, B.

Willio111 and Mary College WARREN HAAS,

B. A.

No rlh weslr'rn Universil )' - Grnd11ale study, J-Jarvard Univer.~i l y

Tactical O[fi,cer, ComjJany "D" A. CAVINS) B. A.

CAPTAIN DAVID

DePr111w Universil)'

Assistants to the P. M. S. l\I/SGT. ROLAND

JASEPH

U.S. Army SFC JOIIN

DUNBAR

U.S. Arm)'

SFC

L. GrnsoN

KENNETH

U.S. A r111y

SFC

WALTER

HEAL

U.S. /h'Jll y

HEALTH DEPARTMENT School Physicians \VADE , M. D., Emeritus Howe 190!5, Dr'lroit Sc/Joo{ of J\J edicine

ALFRED AINSWORTH

PHILIP

M. D.

YUNKER,

Indiana University

School Dent.isl A. B. NELSON, D. D.

Indiana University

S1ljJerintemlenl of the Jnfirn1wy MRS. LILLIAN FENDER) R. N. 1\-lalron of the Lower School MRS. ANN AIKMAN)

R. N.

Steward Mic ToM SM usz OFFICES l\{RS. SARAH TROYER

Secrelwy lo the Director of Public Relations

Secretary lo lhe S11pe1·i11lendent

MRS. DOROTHY NEIHARDT

A.cco1mling

l\IRS. BERNEICE \VILLARD

. Secy' to lite Director of Admissions

Secretw·ies in Adrnini.slralive Off ices

MRS. VIOLET GRIFFITH

MRS. ISABELLE HAAS

Secretary to the Head ·m aster

MRS. LILLIAN MATTHEWS

MRS. SARA HALFORD

Sec'y lo lhe Principal of Lower School l\1Rs. JEAN CHRYSTLER

Quarlennasler EARL

c. WEISS

nineteen sixty- one

ROB ER T CO N R AD AD AM S 11-"N ose" 4 Yea rs " D " Co mpa ny; Pfc I; C pl 2; S[c 3; Ca pt 4; Con d uct R ibbo ns l 2 ;1 4; Varsity Sw immin g 2 !I 4; Capt Swimming Tea m 4; Pl aced 4 th in Sta te Sw immin g· M eet 2 4; H o ld s 5 Schoo l Swimmin g Reco rds; In tramural Foo tba ll 2 3 4; Intra mura l So f t ba ll I 2 3 4; Stud ent Council 4; Sword a nd Shi e ld 4; O ld G ua rd 4; H eral d Sta ff 3; Co ndu ct R ibbo ns l 2 3 4; i\lilita ry H o nor W rea th 3. Conni e"s address is 5 l l :\l i1rq11 e cte A~e., Sou th Bend 17, Indi a na. H e w ill e nte r P u rdu e thi s fa ll.

the

TATLE"

FREDERICK GEORGE ALLE N DORF-"Bulldog" 2 Years " B " Co mpan y; Pfc l ; l\[arksm a n l\ fcd a ls :1 4; Co ndu c t Ribbo m !I ·I ; Tn1ra11111ral Foo tba ll :J: \ 'a rs ity Footba ll 4; \'ars ity Swimming '1; G lee Club ;J 4; \ 'HC -1. Fred lives at 32 l\l a nning· Dr., Berea , Ohi o . He is go in g to enter Valparai so Unive rs ity this fall.

JOHN CHARLES ANSTED-"Q11ib" :1 Years "B" Company ; J>[c I; Cpl 2; l\1 / Sgt Sqd Ldr "I; Honor Card 2; Non -Coms -I; Par Card 2; A Con duct I 2; Freshman Football I; In1ramural Football 2; Varsi1y Football '.I; Intramural Basketball I 2 '.I 4; Jntramural Softball I 2 4. "O uib " lives al 11 34 Coquillard Drive, South Bend~ 17 , lndi am1. He plans to attend Purdue University.

11i1ie tee11 sixty-

WILLIAM HENRY llAHL-"Hill " \'cars "ll" Company; Pfc I 2 '.l 4; Tm Lclr. :1 4; l\farks111anship medal 2; Sharpshooter medal '.I; Expert medal 4; Reserve Cross Country I 2 3 4; Reserve Track I 2 !l 4; Intramural Ba ~ kctball I; Old Guard 3 4; Rine 4; Discu-sion Group 4. Bill now resides at !161 Park Avenue West, l\!ansfielcl. Ohio.

01ie

BURKE FREDERICK BARNABY-"Flca" '.I Years "D" Company; Cpl 3; ~l / SgL 4; Non-Cams C lub 4; Herald Sla[ 4; ConducL Ribbons 2 3 4; I nlramura l SofLba ll 2 3 4; Intramural Tennis 4; Intramural Baskelba ll 2 3 4; lnlramura l Softba ll 2 3 4. The "Flea" plans to atend Kellogg Community Co ll ege next fa ll. His present address is -1125 Beckley Road, Battle Creek, Michigan.

the

TATL..Elll'.

PHILLIP EUGENE llOYD-"Farmcr"

2 Years '· B" C:ompan}; Cp l :I; ~I / Sgt 4; Pit Sg·t; Par Card :l 4; Honor Card '.I ·I; H era ld Staff 3 4; NonC:oms Club .J; [ntram ural Football 3; Varsily Baseball ;\ !g r '.I; \ 'arsity Baseball '1; Intramural Basketball :I; \ 'arsit y Basketball 4. Phil plans to attend ~I ich ig·;111 College of ~I ining and Techn ol ogy and liYes al R . R. I , Kimm e ll , Indiana.

DARWON ALFRED llURNETT-"Dcc" 6 Yea rs "C" Company; Pfc I; Cpl 2; Sgt 3; Ll 4; Platoon Ldr 4; Sharpshooter Medals I 2 3 4; Par Cards I 2 :J; Honor Cards J ; 4th place in State NFL Contest 3; \'arsity Football I 2 3 4; Varsity Track I 2 :l 4; Intramural Basketball I 2 3 4; Country '140-yd Dash Record 3; Old Guard 2 3 4; Pres. Old Guard 4; NFL 2 3 4; Sec NFL 4; Sword and Sh ie ld 4; C lass \'ice-Pres . "Dec" plans to attend \\'est Point this rail. He li ves at 311. vVcst Patterson, Flint, Michigan.

nineteen sixty - otie

RICHARD WILLIAM CURRlN-"R.C."

5 Years ''A" Company; Pfc 2; Sgt :1; i\l / St 4; 2nd Platoon Sgt; Old Guard :J 4; Thespian 3 4; NFL I 2 :J 4; Sgt-at-Arms 4; Lester i\I. Tucker Original Oratory Medal '.I; Non-Coms Club 4; Honor Card 2 4; · Par Cards 11 4; Conduct Ribbom I 2 :1 4; i\larksmanship i\ledal I 2 3 4; Varsity Baseball J 2 :1 .J; Reserve Basketball I 2; Cross Country I 2 :I ·I. Dick plans to attend Ccnlral i\lichigan University. He now resides al 2661\0 Captains Lane, Franklin, Michigan.

DAVID EDWARD FRY-"Sarge"

2 Years UC" Company; Cp l :I; i\f / Sgl 4; Plaloon Lclr; Conduct Ribbons 3 4; . i\farksman i\fedal s '.I 4; ln tramural Football :1 4; Pres Non-Coms Clull 4, Ba nd 3 4; NFL 3 4. The "Sarge" lives at 6835 Princeton , Berkley, i\fichigan . H e b going to Hill sdale Co llege this fa ll.

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TATl.E"-

PAUL STEAD GAY-"Nosc .. -1 Years

''C" Compan); Lt. -1; Pl1 Ldr; Expert i\.lcdal '.I; Conduct Ribbons 2 4; Choir 2; \ 'arsi1 y Cross Country 4; Capt Cross Country 4; fntramural Basketball I 4; \'\'restling· 2 '.I; Hussars I 2 '.I; Swor<.! and Shield -1. Paul is g·oing· to :\I ichig·an State Uni\'er~ ity this fall. He li\'es al Blue Lake , i\I eco~ta, i\I ichigan.

WILLIAM EDWARD GIBSON-"Hippo" 5 Years " D'' Compa ny; Pfc l ; Cpl 3; 2nd Lt 4; 2nd Platoo n Ldr; ADT 1 3 4; NFL I 3 4; Quill and Scro ll :l 4; Herald Staff 3 4; Editor 4; Student Counci l l ; Old Gua rd 4; Iron Guard 3; Debate Team I 3 4; Discussion Group 3 4; Non-Coms Club 4; Sword and Shield 4; Honor Cards l 3 4; Par Cards I 3 4; Time Magazine Current Events Award I 4; Cond uct Ribbons I 3 4; Militarv Honor Wreaths I 3 4. Bill plans to a t tend the University of Chicago. He now lives in G rand Rapids, J\Iichigan , at 1729 Martin Street.

n,ineteen sixty- one

MARK BANNISTER GREGORY-"Hoppcr" -i Years

"B" Company; Cpl 2; Sfc 3; Isl Lt Exec Officer "1; l\larksmanship Medals I 2 :I 4; Conducl Ribbons

I :1 -1; Par Card 2 :l 4; Honor Cards 2 3 4; Sword and Shield 4; Nalional Thespians 3 4; Old Guard 4; \'arsity Cross Country 2; Intramural llasketball 2 3 4; Softball 2 3. " Hopper " now lives al R. R. 1, Stoughton. \Visconsin and plans to altend \.\' isconsin State College.

STEVEN FREDRICK GRIMM-"Uncle Fred"

2 Years " D " Company; Pfc 3; !st Lt 4; Pit Ldr; Acolyte :1 4; Order of St. Vincent 4; Intramural Basketball 3; Lifesaving 3; Varsity Basketball 4; Varsity Football 4; Varsity Tennis 4; Iron Guard '.I; Hera ld Staff 3; Hu%ars 4; Sword and Shield. "U ncle Fred" li ves at 3280 Green Road, C levcl;ind 22, Ohio; and will enter the Univers ity of Cincinnati this fall.

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HARRY C. HAINES 111-"Harry" l Year "D' ' Company; Cpl ·I N;FL -t ; Acolyte 4; Conduct Ribbon ·; 4; Honor Cards 4. Harry would like to attend \\'es t Point in the fall. His address c/ o American Embasscy, : <.·lanag·ua , Nicaragua. Central America .

WILLIAM LEE HANN 11-"Scoi-pion" -I \'cars

" A" Company; Pfc 3; Virst Sgt 4; Sharpshooter ~lcdals I 2 '.l 4; Old Guard 4; A Conduct I 2 :1 4; Camera Club I 2; Chess Club 3; Herald Staff 3 4; I lu ~sa rs I; Non-Corns Club 4; Varsity 'Vrestling I 2; Intramural occer I 2 3 ; Volleyba ll I; Intramural Softball I; Intramural Football :L Bill now li ves at 3 10 North Liberty Street, v\'es1 Unity , Ohio. He plans to allend Dennison Un iversity.

ni11etee11 sixty- one

MARTIN HAROLD HEMMINGER-"Zckc" ti \'cars ''C:" Company; Pfc 1; Cpl 2: Sgt :l; Lt lland Commander 4; ROA Junior Cadet l\le<lal I: A Conduct 1 2 :1 4; Par Card I 2; Haberlv Medal 1 2; I lo nor Cards I 2 ~l 4; ADT I 2 ~I :i; Sword and Sh ield 4: Old Guard I 2 3 4; Herald Staff 3; Band 1 2 B 4; Fresh-Soph Football l; Intramural 1-'ootball 2 ~l 4; Intramural Basketball 2 4; Var~ ity Swimming 1; Varsi1y Baseball I 2. "Zeke" is now living at 5 l!l Lake Street, St. Joseph, l\fichigan. He plam to auend Northwestern University.

BRUCE ALLEN JONES-"Bnace" ·I Yea rs "C:" Co mp any; Pl'c Sqcl Ldr -J ; NEDT 2; Jn1ra mural Football I 2 :1 4; lntram ural 13a ~ k c tb a ll I 2 '.l 4; Intramural Softball I 2 '.l -1. Bru ce nnw li\ eS at 18 Forc ~ Lclal c Park , Ca lum ~t City, Illinois. Il e is p !a nni11 g· to attend Depa uw linhcrsi1y.

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ROBERT ELLIOTT JONES-"Boobsy" I Years " D " Com pan); Pre 2; Sgt 3; Sf'c -I; Conduct Rib bons I 2 '.I ; i\larksman i\lcclals I 2 :1 ·l ; , Fl. ·I; H era ld Staff :1; Camera C:lub 2; Tntra111u1 a l Foothall ·I; \arsit) Tennis 4; Cross C:o unlr) I 2. Ilob 's address is 8 15 Ea ~ t Gavlord, i\IL. Plea sa nt , i\lichigan. H e plans on cnte.ring· Central i\lichi ga n l ni,·e rs i1 y thi s fall.

ORRION W ILLIA M KATTMANN, JR .-"Kitty"

:1 Years " .\" Co mpa n y; P f'c 2; Pfc '.I ; C pl 4 ; Pa r Ca rd 2; \ IJ C: -I; \'arsity Te nni s :3; Ca pt 3. Bill pl a ns to wt e r ln :li a n a U ni ve rs it y thi s fa ll. His prese n t address is 8 10 Co ll ege Hi g h way , Eva nsv ill e , Ind .

1i i 11e tee11

sixty- orze

JA CK ARNOLD .KELDENICH-"Adonis" :l Yea rs " C: " Co mpa n y; C pl 2; SJ"c :I ; Capt -1 ; Co Co m 111 a 11.J e r -I ; Jim Brown P e nnant 2; Expe rt i\[ eclal s 2 :1 I ; i\l os t O uts tandin g Ca d e t 2; Co nduct Ribbo ni 2 3 '1; \'ars i ty \\lres lii n g· 2 :1; Va rsi Ly Foo tba 11 :1 ; Intramural Footba ll 2; Intramural Softball 2 :1 4; Sword and Shi e ld 4 ; \'HC :I 4; VicePres \ ' H C .J; Sg t at Arm s Student Council 2 4 . .Ja ck res ides at 15 lfi 16~Hh Street, Hammond Indian a and plan s Lo e nte r Illionis Ins titute o[ T echn o logy this fa ll.

THOMAS BURTON KINSEY-"Smoothic" '.I Years "'C:" Company; Pre '. I; i\£ / Sgt 4; Pit Sgt 4; Best Poslllre :1: Conduct Ribbons 2 3 -1; NFL 4; Intramural Football 2 4; Reserve Football 3; Jntramural Basketba ll 2 :I 4 ; Intramural Softba ll 2; T rack 3 1; Non -Corns 4·. Tom plans to enter Ohio University this fall . "Smoot hi e" now li ves at '.1670 L y nnfield, C leve land , Ohio.

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TATLElll'.

EDWARD PATRICK KNOPF-"RuHy"

2 Years Pfc '.l; J\ l / Sg·t 4; Expert i\ledal 4; Plaloon Sgt 4; Conduct Ribboll'i 'I; \'arsity Rifle :I 'l; Co-Capt Rifle Team 1; No11-C:o111~ C lub 1. Ed wishes lo attend Heidelburg Co ll ege this fall. He lives at '.l l 127 Nantucket Row, Bay Village 40, Ohio.

STEPHEN PARK LAMB- " Baa" 2 \'cars '' B" Company ; Pfc 3; Sgt 4; Drum i\Tajor 4; C hoir :l; Acolyte 4; Order o f St. \'incent 4; N FL .I 4; Debate '.l 4; Glee Club 11 4; Band '.I 4; H era ld Staff :I 4; Thespiam 4. St eve now lives at 11448 i\larcella Avenue, Stow , Ohio. He pl a n s to enter Heidelberg College this fall.

ninetee11

sixt:J' - one

SAUL ROBERT LEFF-"Moon " 4 Years

''A" Company; Pvt I 2: Cpl :I; Sfc 4; Supply Sgt ·I; Conduct Ribbom 4; Mark smanship l\ledal I 2 '. I 4; Par Card 3; Honor Card '.I; Varsity Swim ming 2 !I; Intramural Football 2 :1; NFL 4; Di~ cussion Group 4. Saul p'am to enter the University or Buffalo this fall. "Moon " now lives at !il4 Oxford Street, London, Ontario, Canada.

CHARLES ALLAN McCUNE-"Chuck" 2 Years "A" Co m pa n y; Pre '.I; Cpl ·I; :\ ss t Sup pl y Sgt; Expc n i\ l cda ls :1 ·1; Conduct Ribbons :; 4; Varsity Rifle :{ -!. C hu ck !hes at 106 Ar ling ton Ave nu e, Petoskey. i\ I ichi ga n .

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MARTIN PHILIP MfG U IRE- "F rog" ·l \'cars

"C:" Company; Pfc I ; Cpl 2; Sfc '.I; Is l Lt 4; Excc uti1·e Offi ce r; Hu ;sars '. I; Swo rd an d Shield 4; Iron Cuard :I; . \ ~s n or th e l ' S _-\r1111 Award for l.cad e r~ hip :I; Conduct Ribbons I 2 ' :1 ·1; Sharps ho o ter i\l edal ..J; Mars km a n ship .\f eclal s 2 :l; \'a s itv Football ·I; \ 'a s ily Sll'irnming 2; \ 'ars ity \\'re~ t1ing I. i\lart) plans lo e nt e r .·\lbinn College this fall. H e now res id es at '.!020'.l <h c rdal c Court , Farmingto n , i\lichig·a n .

BRUCE CONRAD MARX-"Frogman " 7 \' cars "B " Compan y; Pfc '.I; Sgt 4; Tm Ldr. :~ ; Pit Sgt ·I; Ex p ert i\fark5man ··hip i\fedal l 2 :l 4; Cond u ct Ribbons '.I 4 ; First place i\ farksmanship 3 4; NFL 2 '.l 4 ; Par Card '.l 4; Choir I 2; Varsity Rifle T eam 2 '.l; Jntramural Football 2 :1 4; Intanilural Softball 2 3; Intramural Basketball J 2; Old (;uanl '.I 4 ; Herald Staff l 2; Hu >~ ars !l 4; Discussion Group ;! 4. Bruce p'.am to join the Navy in U. D.T. or Submarin e ;. He li ves at 428 Laurel Ar c nu ~ . Port C linton, Ohio.

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ARMAND VANUXEM MORRIS-"Van" ~ !12 Years "!)" Company; Pfc LI. \ 'an want ·: , ., enter Michi gan Co ll ege o[ i\I inin g :inJ Tech1nlo gy. His hom e address is 301 \\'est Harrison Street, i\laumcc, Ohio

WALTER HENRY NAGEL-"Wub"

4 \'cars "D" Company; Cp l 2; Sgl 4; Sqd Ldr 4; ;\larksmanship Medals I 2 :1 4; Conduct Ribbons 2; Par Card 2; Choir 2; Varsily Wrestling I 2 3 4; Capl \\'rcstling Team 4; Reserve Basketball I ; Va rsity Baseball 2 '.l 4; Intramural Football I 2 3; Vars ity Foolball 4; Old Guard 4; VHC 2 '. I 4; Chairm:in of Initiations of VHC 4; NFL I 2 :1 4; Hussars 3 4; Thespians :1. v\lalt plam to enter Kent State Un iversity. He lives at 2923 Circ le Drive. Cuyahoga Falls , Ohio .

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EDWARD LOUIS O'BRIEN-"Lou" 5 Years "A" Company; ~l / Sg· 1 4; Band Isl Sgt ·1; Glee Club :1 4; Concert Band :1 ·I; Band I 2 :1 -I ; Old Cuanl :1 4; Non-Corns Club 4; Dance Band I 2 4; German l3and I 2 :1 4; Sharpshooter ;\lctlals I 2 :1 4; Conduct Ribbons I 2 3 4; Varsity Baseball I 2 3 4; Varsity Wrestling I 2 3 -I; \'arsity Foolball 4. 1.ouic plam Lo en1cr Alma Colleg·e. His present address is 129(i0 Woodmont , Dclroit 27. ;\I ichigan.

THOMAS LESLIE ORLOW-"Kraut" 4 Years " B" Company; Pfc I ; Cp l 2; Sfc 3; lst Lt 4; Battalion Adjutant; ~larksmanship Medals I 2 3: Hon. Mention Best No n-Com Officer !l; l st Place Religious Essay 3; Kerr-Siebold Debate Trop hy 3; Honor Ca rds 2 3 4; C hoi r 2; \la rsiL\' Cross Countrv 3 4; Intra mura l Football l 2; Intramural Bi1~ketball I 2; Band I ; NFL 2 3 4; Debate Team 2 3 4; Sec Sword a nd Shie ld 4; Herald Staff 4; Tat lcr Staff: 4. Tom reside5 at 1478 Big Hill Road, Dayton 29, Ohio; and plan s to atte nd Duke University this fa ll.

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WESTON ALLEN PARK-"S111.ie" 2 Years "A" Company; Sgt 4; Hos p Sgt 4; Glee Club 4; NF L !I 4; Debate ;1 4; Conduct Ribbom !I; l\ larksmanship Medals 3 4; Varsity Track 3 4. \<\' cs will attend Ohio University. His present address b 2 120 Lennox Road , Clevela nd Heights 6, Ohio.

WARREN SHELDON PAYNE, JR-"Goose"

'.I Years "A" Company; Cpl 2; Sfc 3; Capt 4; Co Commdr ·1; Sword and Sh ie ld 4; NFL 3 4; ADT 2 3 4; Thesp ians 2 3 4; Di scussion Group 3 4; Hussars 2 ; Herald 2 3 4; Ed Herald 4; Taller Staff Ass ' t Ed 4; C lass Sec 2; Vice Pres :1 4; Conduct Ribbons 2 '. \ 1; Military Wreath 3; Jim .Brown Pennant 2; Outstanding First Year Cadet Award 2; ~farksmanship ~1edals 2 4; Haberly Medal 3; Honor Cards 2 '.I 4; Par Cards 2 3 4; Nomination lo Qui ll and Scrol l; Varsity Track :1 4·; Tumbling 4. She l plans lo enter General '\[otors Institute this fal I. The home address is I 70 Vree land Drive , Rochester, ~lichigan.

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MARK MICHAEL J>OPIL-"Runt"

5 Years "B" Company; Pfc I; Sgt 2; Sfc :1; Capt 4; Com pany Commander; Medal for Excellence in MST 2; Honor Wreaths I 2 :1 4; NEDT Award 2; President ADT 4; Most Tru ~ tworthy Cadet 2; Dramatic Medal I 2 '.l; Be~t Thespian 3; \'arsity Swim ming 2 :1 ; Varsity Track I 2 3; NFL I 2 3 4: Thespians 2 '.I 4; Herald Staff '.l 4; Ta ller Staff 4; ADT 2 3 4; Sword and Shield 4; Quill and Scroll '.I; Old Guard :1 4; Prc+;ident of Class 2 3 4. ~lark lives al :147!1 East 9:1 Streel, Cleveland -l, Ohio. He plans on attending Yale University this fall.

RICHARD MARTIN J>RETE-"Romo"

5 Years " A" Company; Pfc l ; Cp l 2 3; 2nd Lt 4; 1st Pla toon Ld r ; VHC '.I 4; T reas 4; O l<l Gua rd 3 4; Sec 4; Class T reas l ; Sgt at Arms 3; Treas 4; No n-Coms Club 4; Sword a nd Shi eld 4; NFL 2 3 4; Thespians 2; i\farksrnanship Medals l 3; Best Posture Medal I; Cond uct Ribbons I 2 3 4; Hon or Cards I 2 '.i 4; Vars ity Footba ll 2 3 4; Capt 4 ; Most Va lu able P layer Award 4; Honorable i\fention All -Area Team 4 Varsity Basketball 2 3 4; Varsity T rack 3 4. Rich wo uld like to a t te nd Lake Forest Co ll ege. Hi~ home address is 86 19 Map le Avenue , Gary 5, Jn ~lian a.

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JOHN OLIVER RUSH-"John " 7 Years "A" Company; Pfc I ; C pl 2; Sgt '.I; Sf'c 4; Band Exec 4; Band I 2 3 4; Glee C'ub I 2 !I 4; NFL 4; lron Guard '.l; Camera Club l 2; Old Guard I 2 !I 4; Sec 4; Sharpshooter i\ledals I 2 '.I ·1; Conduct Ribbon~ I 2 !I 4; Haberl y Medal :1; Par Ca rds 2 :;; Cho ir I 2 '.\ 4; \'ar<ity Track !I 4 ; Varsity Swimming 2 '.I 4; Varsity Football 3 4. John hopes to attend \V este rn J\fichig·an U ni ve rsity and now lives at 3 Holl y La n e, E lkhart. Indiana .

STANLEY SELIG-"Spikc" 3 Years "A" Company; Pvt :l 4; Choir :l 4; Varsity Wrestling 4; Place in sec ti o nal wrestling- tournam ent ·I ; Intramural }'ootball 4. "S pike" now lives at 4285 N. Meridian. Jnclianapolis, Indian a. He h opes lo auend Indian a Univers ity.

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KAREL ROLLAND SLATM\'ER-"Horse" 6 Year.~ "A" Company; Pfc :l; Sfc -1; Sqd Ldr; Choir I 2 :I; Fre~ h -Soph Football I; Intramural Football 2; Vars ity Football :1 -I; \'arsit y Swimming :l '1; Intramural Basketball I 2; lntram11ral Softball I 2; Varsity Baseball :; 4; Glee Club :l 4; NFL 4. The "Horse" plans to enter " 'cs tc rn 1\lichig·an Uni\'ersiry this fall. He li\'es at 118 South Pricrie, Kalama.1.00, ~fichig-an .

WILLIAM R USSELL SNOOK-"Battlc-Lion Bill" "C" Company; Cp l 2; Sfc 3; l\fajor 4; Bn Cmmdr Jim Brow n Pennant 2; Conduct Ribbons 2 3 4; ~ I ililary Honor Wreath 2 3; Best No n-Com .-\ward .!I; Christia n Manliness Awa rd 2 3; La nguage Award 3; Vars ity Rifle 2 3 4; Capt Rifle Team 4; Varsity Football 4; Intramural Footba ll 2 :1; VHC 3 4; Pre VHC 4; Hussars 2 3 4; Sword and Shi eld 4. Bill resides at 5270 Ralston Ave., Indi anapo lis, Indiana . He plans Lo enter Geo rg·etow n Un iversity this fall.

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D.EAN ST AVRAKAS-"Rollo" 2 Year~ "'])" Company; Pfc !l; M/Sgt 4; Platoon Sgt 4; ~larksmanship i\Jedal 4; J>ar Card 4; Conducl Ribbons 3 4; Varsi1y Ba seball 3 4; Jntramural Wrestlin g 4; Intramural l'ootball 3 4; Varsity Basketball Mgr 3 4; Band B 4; Non-Coms Club 4; Taller Staff 4; Quill and Scroll B 4; Herald 3 4: Herald Sports Editor 4. Dean resides at HlOO \\'est 84 th Street, Chicag·o 20, Illinois. He plans to attend Lake Forest College this fall.

BION ST. BERNARD-"Saint" 4 Years "A" Company; Pfc I ; Cp l 2; Sfc 4; Sqd Ldr 4; ~larks man s hip ~Iedals I 2 4; Conduct Ribbo n s l 2 '.I 4; AcolyLe 2 3 4; Order o f SL Vincent 4·; \'ars iLy WresLlin g 2 :i• Intramural Soccer 2 3 4; In tramura l Football 2 3 4; Intramural Soflball 2 3 4; Camera C lub I ; Old Guard 4. "Sa int's" ad dress is 25560 EdgeclilT Dri• e, Cleveland 32, Ohio. H e will enLer Bowling Green University thi s fall.

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ERIK CARL SWANSON-"Wally" 4 Years

" A " Compan y; Pfc J ; Cpl 2; Sf'c 3; Ist Lt 4; Executive Officer 4; ADT 2; \'HC 3 .,t; Tat ler Staff Asst Sports Ed 4; C lass Sec :l; tudent Counci l 3; Thesp ians 3 4; Herald Staff 2 3; Sword and Shield 4; Conduct Ribbons I 2 H 4; Marksman ship ~ledals I 2 4; Honor Card I 2 3; Par Card I ; Best \ ' HC Pledge ;!; Hig·hest Batting Av Awd :1; Choir I 2; Varsity Baseball 2 :1 4.

OWEN DOUGJ.AS TOMLINS01' ti Years "i) " Company; Pvt I; Pfc 2; Pvt 3; Sgt 4; Expert Rifle I; Sharpshooter 2; Marksman ; Spelling Award 2; Choir 3; NFL I 2 3 4; Debate I; National Thespians 2; Intramural Football l 2 3; Reserve Baseball 2; Reserve Tennis 3; Varsity Tennis 4. Owen resides at 2660 Castilla Isle, fl. Lauderdale, Florida. He plans to attend the University o[ Florida in the coming fall.

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JACK HUDSON TRANTER-"Spider"

G Yea rs "B" Company; Cpl 2; Sgt 3; LL Platoon Ldr 4; Par Card 3; VHC 3 4; Old Guard 3 4; Sword and Shield 4; Football !I 4; Track 3 4; Frosh Football I; Basketball 3 4; Intramural Softball I 2. Jack now res ides at 19 144 Strasburg, Detroit, "M ichig·an. He plans lo allend \'Vcslern Michigan University.

.JAMES OTIS VAUGHN-"The Road Runne1·" 4 Years "B" Company; Pfc I ; Cpl 2; Sgt :J; 2 nd Lt 4; Tm Lclr 2; Sqd Lclr :!; Pit Ldr 4; Par Card l 2 '.I; Sharps hooter i\leda l I 2; Intramural Footba ll 2 4; lntramura l Basketball I 2; Intra mu ra l Softba ll I 2; \'arsity Track 3; Swo rd and Shi e ld 4; Old Guard 4; NFL 2 3 4; Thespians 3. Jim plans lo enter i\ !ichigan Co ll ege of i\[in in g and Techn ology al Sau lt Ste. i\larie. "T he Road Runner" can be found at 4 11 St Street, St. Ignace, Mich.

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GLENN

ROllERT VODRAZKA-"Humpty"

·l Years "A" Company ; Pfc I; Pfc 2; Sfc '.l; 2nd Lt 4; 2nd Platoon Ldr ; Ca me ra Club 2; Chess Club :1; Sword ancl Shield 4; Honor Card :I ; Varsity Baseball I; \'ars ity Rifle :1. Glenn hopes to attend Bradley l nhersitv: he lives in No rth Riverside , Illin ois at !IO I I \\'est 24 th Street.

GARY ALVIN WALKER-"Gaw" -1 Years " D " Company; Sg t 3; Lt 4; Exec Ofer; i\farksman ship ~!edals I 2 3 4; Par Cards '.l 4; Honor Cards I 2 :1 4; A Conduct I 2 3 4; Choir 2; A DT 2 '.I; Sword a nd Shield 4; Old Guard 4; Herald Staff '.l; Camera Club I 2; Cross Country 3 4; lntramural Softball I 2 '.I ; Intramural Ba sketball I 2 3; lnlramural Soccer I 2. "Gaw" is now livin g al !1501 Douglas Road . Toledo, Ohio. He plam lo al.lend the University of Toledo.

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JAMES EUGENE WALTERS-"J.E.W." '.l Years .. C" Company; Pfc 2; Cpl '. I; Sfc 4; Glee Club 2; Conduct Ribbon~ 2 '.I 4; Sharpshooter Medal 2 3 -1; Iron Guard :1. Jim plam to all.end Ohio University H.e resides at 124'1 South .James Roat! , Columbus l'.I, Ohio.

WILLIAM BURT WARE-"Will y" :I Years '' I) " Company; Pl'c 2; Cp l 3; Sfc ·1; \'H C 4; Con duct Ribb on> 2 '.l; SharpshooLer i\1edal 4; Va rsity Footba ll :1 4; \'ars ity Bas ketball :1 I; \'ars itv Basebal l 3 4; Hon orable i\lention A ll Northern ' India na Foo tball Team 4. " \<\' ill y" plans to attend Wittenbe rg Uni\'Crsity at Springfield, Ohio. He n ow lil'es at 156 Crestview D1·il' e, Elyria, Ohio.

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ROSS JAMES WARNER-"Rostov"

:1 Years " D " C:om pany; Pfc 2; C:pl :~; ht Lt ·I ; Balta I ion S-4 ·I; Conduct Ribbon s 2 :1 4; 1-hw>r Ca ·· rl ~ '.l 4; Language Award '.I; Time Mag·aline Award 3; History Award 3; \\' inn er Essay Contnq 2 :1 ; Int ra · mural Fo :i tball 2; Intramural Ba ·; ke tball 2; In tramural Softball 2; RC':erve FcH)tball 3; Varsity Footbal l 4; Sword and Shie ld 4; Iron Guard :1. Ross liv es at 1479 Stanley , Birmingham, i\fichi gan. He will enter \'irginia J\Iilitary Institute this fall.

MICHAEL FORD WATSON-"Zats" Yea rs " 13 " Co mpan y; Pre 2; !\ £/ Sgt 4; Co mpan y Clerk 2; Tm Lclr '.3 ; First Sgt 4; Par Card 2; Conduct Ribbo n ; I 2 3 4 ; Marksman ship Medal 2; Sharp! hoote r Medal I 3 4; Aco lyte I 2 '.3 4; Order o r St. Vi n cen t 2 3 4; No n-Com s 4; Old G ua rd 3 '1; Na ti o na l T hespi ;rn s 3; Discu >s io n G ro up 4; G r os~ Country l ; Intramura l l3asketball I 3 4; Intramural Footba ll 2; Swimming 2; Track 4. l\rike p«111> Lo enter ·wes t Po int in t he fa !I or 1962. " Zats" n ~ >w li ves at 2'.1650 Ch err y Hill , Dearborn, 1\ 1ichi ga n .

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RENNETH GENE WAUGH-"Anth " '.\ Years " ll" Co mpan y; Cp l 2; Sfc 3; 1s t Lt -1; Battalion S-2, S-3· Officer; Bes t New Ca det 2; i\£os t Earnest Endeavor 2; Jim Brown e Pe nnant 2; Co ndu ct Ribbo ns 2 '.l 4; l\lililary Wreath 2; l\farksman l\ fed a l 4; Par Card 2; Hon o r Ca rds 2 3 4; Ca rl B. Tingley Trophy 2; Aco lyte 4; Intramural Soccer 2 '.I; Intramural Foo tba ll 4; Intra mural Basketba ll 2 3; Varsity Wres tling· 3; Intramura l So l'tba ll 2 '.\; ADT 3 4; NFL 4; Hu m 1rs '.3 4; Discussion Group 3 4; Tro n Guard '.!; Taller Staff 4; Swor<l and Siheld 4; Herald Staff :' 4. Gene lives at Calle 74, No. 2- 13, Bogota 2, Colombia, South America. H e i ~ planning on entering Duke U ni ve rsity this rail to study medicine.

JON ALLEN WILSON-"T h c Will" '.I Years "B" Company; Pfc Tm Ldr 4; NE DT Award 2; In1 ramural Bas ketball 2 :1 4; Intra muntl Football ·1; Intramural So ftball 2 !l 4. "T h e Will " now res ides at 11 :14 No. ·l franquil Hill s, Ion ia , ~fi c higan . H e p lans to a ttend A lm.t Co ll eg·c.

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OFFICERS

PRESIDE:\'.T ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

1\lark M. Popil

\'ICE-PRES JDE:\'.T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

TV. Sheldon Pay11e) Jr.

SECRETARY

. . . Willia111 R. Snook

T REAS

RER

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SERGEANT-AT-AR ,\IS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .

Richard P?"etr:

jack A . Keldeniclt

13 September 1!JGO:

First appearance of a 392 man corps. Commandant.

25 September 1960:

Bfrhop Mall e tt lays cornerstone of the new All Saints' Chapel, a memorial to the late Lucy Mallett.

1October1960 :

Snook named Battalion Commander. Payne , Popil , Keldeuich and Adams named Company Commanders.

7 October 1960:

Howe gridders produce first victory defeating Angola, 27 -7.

28 October 1960:

l\Iajor Devanny becmnes

Founders' Day "Weekend! "Caine ·M utiny" acclaimed. Review and Inspection. "C" Company wins competition. "1\l " wins competition for Lower School. "Cadets" tic Bishop Luers. Dancing brings relaxation. " A" Compa ny wins I-Jern{d decorations trophy. T eachers conference!).. Farewells said and back to work.

i November 1960:

Howe plays host to 19 Indiana schools in speech tournament.

7November1960:

Indi ana University sing ing group arrives on campus and holds corps spellbound for two hours.

9 November 1960:

" B" Company wins intramural football championship.

11November1960:

Cagers open season with win over J\ longo , 66-38 and loss to J\lillcrsburg, 59-41.

25 November 1960:

" H.M.S. Pinafo1·e" opens for short run at Bouton Auditor ium .

2 December 1960:

Burnett wins school oratory contest. Sturgis, 25-16.

Wrestlers lose first bout

11December1960:

Tankers defeat Portage, 65-29.

16 December 1960:

Aristocrats leave Jor Christmas vacation two clays early and with an extra clay to come at the tail encl.

2 January 1961:

Cadets return from Christmas leave.

20 January 1961 :

Corps listens to Mr. Kennedy's inauguration speech.

25 Janu ary 1961 :

Semester exams begin.

29 January 1961:

Band gives winter Christrnas blues.

31January 196 1:

Second semester begins with 15 new cadets enrolled.

2 February l 961:

concert.

vVinter

dance

helps dispel

Ash Wednesday . Special services for corps.

18 February 1961:

Tankers place ninth in state competiticm. basketball title.

l 0 March l 961 :

Thespians produce " Career .ti ngel."

" B" wins intramural

17 March 1961:

Cadets depart for welcome spring recess.

27 tvlarch 1961:

School resumes. Cadets gird themselves for last long pull. Week services.

2A prill961:

Easter Day.

7 April 1961:

"Hera ld" gets first class honors rating

H April 1961:

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Holy

national competition.

Dykema win s Indian a State Speech in hum orous.

2 1 .-\pril19fil:

Northern Ohio .\lunmi Dinner h eld in Cleveland. Delegation from campus attends.

23 .\pril 1%1 :

Bishop i\ fallett adminiHcrs Holy Confirnrntio·1 lo candidates from school and pari ~ h. Delegation from school atte nds dioc esan Lenten Offering presenta tion ~e rvice at Cath edral. Ca .let o :rering exceeds that o f last year by S50.00.

29 . \pril I 9G I :

Popil wins Indi ana State Speech in dramatic. in state.

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5 i\ fay 1% 1:

Eo we finishes third

Ballromn dancing classes hold dosing party. Indianapolis Alumni Dinner. Group from scho ol atte nds.

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l\fot b er's Day week-encl. Outstanding. A pproac h of Comme n cement ac tivities foreshadowed.

23i\fay l % 1:

Cadets from South Bene! a r ea e nj oy alumni dinner. Closin g· weeks of sc hool usher in "ea tin g" season as a ll clubs a nd organ izat ions e njoy dinners, picnics a nd other years-end festivitie::..

9 .Jun c l%1:

Comme n cem e nt at last ! Pandemonium breaks loose. "A 11 rtvoir!"

SENIOR TIMETABLE The Class o ( 1961 had its ge nesis in th e year 195·1 w ith the ad mission of Cad ets Rush a nd Burnett. T hi s was the year in which the beauty of the campus was enhan ced by the refacing of St. James' Chapel with limesto n e and the erection o f three U pper School dormitories. The cam pus was taking o n a new look . In 1955 six n ew m emb ers of the class were e nrolled. T h e ranks were swelled by the addition of Cadets Sla tmyer, Tomlinso n 0. D., Bahl, l\ [arx, Tra nter an d Hemminger. In 19S6, the enrollme nt of the class was increased to twel\'e with the addition of Cadets Currin, O ' Brien E. L., Prete an d Popil. T h e ge nerosity of I\ fr. Ray W. Herr ick was again seen in th e construction an d completion of th e l\f ajor 1\Ierritt Dining Hall and the Doctors ·vvacle infirmary. T h e physical fa cilities o( How e were co ntinuing to be ex te nd ed . T h e largest adeli tion to the class of 1961 was effected in 1957 with the arr ival of tw e nty n ew boys: Cadets Hann, Leff, St. Ber nard, Swanson, Vodrazka, Adams, Gibson, Wilson, Jones R . E., Wa lters, Nagel W. H. , ·walker, Ansted, Gregory, Vaughn , Watson, Orlow , Gay, Jones B . ,-\. and McG uire. In this year th e Father J e nnin gs R ecrea tion Center was d e clicated and the n ew Acad e mi c Annex was completed. T h ese n ew buildings added mu ch to both the academic and recreational facilities of Howe. vVith tile entrance of Payne, Kattmann , Barn a by, Snook, \ Nar n er, \ Naugh , Kcldcnich , Kinse y, J\forris a nd Ware th e num erical status of the class was in creas ed to rhirty-nine in the year 1958 . T his was the last year of Colonel Harlin's duty assignment as Prnle~s or of J\f ilitary Science. Although a majorit y of the class had already arrived, others were to come. In 1959 .l\fcCunc, Park, Selig, Grimm , Stavrakas, Allendorf, Boycl , Lamb, Fry and Knopf were aclclecl to the class roster. During this year th e old mess hall was converted into faculty apartments and an intramural gymnasium. Other improvem e nts were b egun with the ground-breaking ceremonies for the n ew chapel ancl a fourth Upper School barracks, "D" Company. The class was brought to its final size, fifty- tbree, with th e enrollm e nt of Cadet Haines in 1960.

On October 20, I 060, a statue in honor o[ i\J r. Ray Herrick, [riend and bcncfacLor o( Howe, was erected in the dormitory area of the campus. The sLatue was the gift of Mr. Ned Krieghoff and was executed by l\Ir. Jungblut.

THE 1\IOTHERS OF HOWE CADETS - This splendid group of mothers spent the Mother's Day weekend with their sons on campus.

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Seated (lcfl to right: Pacult, Fisher, Bouchard , Glynn, Pogg·emeyer, First row: \\'righl, Feck , 'Woolery. Xandcrs, Hard y, Fellers, SwarlLCI, Streeter, Justen, Second row: :\farx \\'. N., Basse lt, Tyler, Von\V iga nd . Yoder, R.ulher[ord , 1\filler, Taylor, Barkley, 'l hin.l row: Fender, Cramplon, :\lclnlosh , Galsos, Jeeves, Ralph . Shult1:, Addison, Founh row: Pifer. Jacobsen , Foster, Campbell, Anderson, Kicb, Vicklund, Scoville, Howard , Fifth row: Hawkins , Guthmann, :\latrhews, Brya n, \\libel, P o rte r . Lillie , Davies. Jones R . G., Sixth row: \\'illq . Oslcrink, Green, \\'oodl ev. Funk, Goldsword, kinner D. 0., Williams, Kcnclall, Drinkard, Haucrnschm idt, Arenl.

This year's Junior class was headed by Cac.leL Boucha1 cl with Cadet Glynn as vice-presidcnl, Cadet Pacult as secreLary, Cadet Fisher as trea!-iurer, and Cadet Poggerncyer as sergeant at arms.

The Commencement Dance is the chief respon sibility of the .Junior class. There is little doubt that this year's Juniors will equal past efforts. The cadet leaders ror Seniors. The well known best officers since this class guished ilself academically and the c ooperativc tests.

next year will be selected from the ranks of these polcntial "council of eight" will have a difficult time choosing the is well supplied wth leader maLcrial. The class has distinby high scores 011 both the college board cxaminalions

Scaled (le[L to righL): ReichclL , i\Ici\lullen , Hutchins, Dykema, llullbaugh, First row: Johnson R. D., Bachrach, \\'enh, i\litchell, Smith G. A., VanAman R. B., Soulhworth, Baldwin, Deering, Scofield, Norton, Coughlin, Int-Hout , Slarka, Hickok , Waltz , Tilton, Serviss, Dunbrook . .)econd row: Brown , Corwin, Oden, Bellamy, Arno ld, Ehman, Crow, Harpster, Thomas, Kline , Third row: A lbert , Hedback, Durgan , Thompson F. i\J., Thornton, Kromko, Basch, Renaud, \iVozniak, J'ourth row: 1\lcBrearty , Havens Paul , Houser, Hexler, ~Winters, Kliemann, 1\ IcAl lister , Conkey, Fifth row: LyLle, Haas P. ' ., Robinson. Farver, Sherry , Comstock. 1\lurray, Larsen, Lehman , Yeoman, Sixth row: Jascph, Sheppard , Hall, Swensson , Brodie, Raach, Gates, Rawling-, Moses , Schuldt, cmrow, Tuohy.

The well -run and d ccorat i\'e !other's Day Dance has been a tradition of the Sophomores, ancl everyone is looking forward to the usual "job well done" that previous classes have earned Cadet Hutchins head ed this year's class with Cadet J\lcJ\fullcn as \•ice-president, Cadet Dykema as secretary, Cadet Reichelt as treasurer, and Cadet Butzbaugh as sergea nt at arms. The Sophomores have maintained a high standard of proficiency both ac;idcmi~ hould proYe to be a substant ial group of .Juniors.

cally and athletically. They

Seated (left to right): Poll , liowma11 , Scott. \\'illmeng . Bouton , First row: Pierce. Dodd , i\lorgan , Haworth , Gruber, Christensen, Sherrin , l\J iller, Pangere, Koh ler, C:ossing-cr, .Johnson T. A., Kuhling·, Second row: ~licha e l s, Ely , Wilson C.H .. ~ l e rsc hdorr , No bles, Barnell, Shupert, Crippen, Hughes, \\'arren. Horn , Swartwood. Bachand , Third ro\\': Mueller , Inhul sen . Fabens, C:arhee, Pearlman , Clemens, i\JcDoug·a l, Storm, Abbott, Streicher, Demi . Fourth row: Barr , Skinner ]. A., Haas F. R., A rmbruster, Schleppy., Bes t , Smith R . C., Faye, Buri...e, Fau\cr , fi(tl1 row: Stewart, Linsda y, Howland , ~luir , Thompson R. C., Sulli van, White, Lovegrove, Swan , Ballantine, Diuler , Samnik, Sixth row: Shaw, \\'chstcr. \\'aclc , Colocasidcs , Wherr y, Kalcnda , l\losL , Kcilman, Kaiser, Chatain, Henning-.

The futu re class of 196·1 got a good start this year making tlu.:mselYes a worthy addition to the corps of cadets. If this class continues its present rate of improvement, they should prove to be an impressi\'e group of Senim s by the time of their graduation. The Freshmen dass president was Cadet Scott, the vice-president Cadet Willrneng. the secretary Cadet Bouton, the treasurer Cadet Howman, and the sergeant at arm!'> was Cadet Stewart.

EIGHTH GRADE f.'irsL row (left Lo right) : Katre nics, Tay lor, Kinsley , Hall , Kochler , Leaver . King L. H ., Krc'.;c, Mardirosian , Reddell , econcl row: Kee ner, Tomlinson D. \'\' ., Meier , Cummins. Hallas, Nelson, Hassler , Lamberl, Scallan, 1 hircl row: Hil l, Da y, Kleinhoffer, King· D. L., i\Icyers , Noss, Penpraze , Jon es B . K., O'Bri n W. 0., Fourth row: Poo rman, i\JcNeil , Fredericks, Butner. Hutchim. Stone, Parcells , Zaring, Fifth row: Hoopes , Steel ] . D ., Tubbs, Nutl, Ygles ias V .. Murphy , Vorst, Daugherty , Bockbrncler, S ixth row: Cooke, Woodruff, Vlannery , Bishop, Thatcher, Barton , Hanna, Kimball , Sprock, Hardin. SEVENTH GRADE first row (left lo right): \\'ilson T. C., Trayw ick, Russell , Gr unun e, Bartholic, Neats, Clark , \\ 1 arren, Yglesias A. T., Second row: Shidler. Kendall , i\lorton , 1-lulLman. Robison, Plleiclerer, Cassidy. Sh ipm an, l hi rd row: Baell , Otto , Ben·idge, \Vacle A.G .. Overmyer, Farish, Shic!d~. Hammer " ' . G., l·o unh row : i\l oe . Hopple, Kramer, Eggebccn, i\fcAl!ister D . D., Kubiniec. i\lcMullen B. .J., Bunc!l.

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SIXTH GRADE row (left to right ): i\fa~· . Bcmont, .Spencer, Fis h , Git;en , 'cconcl row:Johnson, 13ur[ord , Riuo.

Fir.~t

The )Car 1!lG0 - 1~lfil has been a suncssful one f'o1 the 100 rncmbcn, of the Lower School Cadet Corps. These young men have worked together and impro\'C~ d to a great clcgrce throughout the entire year. Enthusiasm has been high and personal appearance as well as pride in bairacks appearance has been demonstrated. Captain Hill ably served as Company Commander of "l\l" Company while Captain l\fcNeil did an equally fine job for "L" Company. Captain Hill was aidccl by 1st Lt. Tomlinson, Executive Officer, 2nd Lt. Hutchins, 1st Platoon Leader, 2nd Lt. Tubbs, 2nd Platoon Leader, M / Sgt. Stcclc, !st Sgt. and Sg-t. Grumrne, Guidon Bearer. Captain .i\IcNeil was cflicicntly assisted by lst Lt. Fredericks, Exerntive Officer, 2nd Lt. Kinsley, lst Platoon Leader, Sfc. Penpraze, 2nd Platoon Leader, Sgt. J\foe, 1st Sgt., and Cpl. ~lcycrs , Guidon Bearer. Major Robeu Strawbridge, Commandant ol the Lower School, and Sfc. .John Dunbar, Tactirnl Officer, feel that although the eighth graders who will be graduating han: do11t: a fine job and will be missed, there arc some fine young men who show great pro111ise for the coming year, 1961-1962.

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first row (left to right): Sh ie lds, Shipman , Ba rth o li c. Hultman , H amme r \\' . G., G itze n . Traywick. \l\'ar re n J. .J .. Second row: Johnson F . .-\ ., Ston e, Otto , Baclt. \ 'orsL, i\ l c icr, Hass ler, Pe11pra1t:, Thircl row: Bartley. Burford , Ca lli s. l\ fu e ll er. H aas F. R., Dunbrook. Eggebeen , Aitken , J'ourth rn\\': Se lig, Sheppard, Coms tock . Poggerneyer , Cra mpto n , H e1111ing. Ho rn , Yeoman .

rhe cadet choir ol thirt y voices is und er th e di rectio n or Fra nkl in S. l\Jiller , a nd Director or Chapel J\f usic. T h e gro up , co11 sisti11g of bo t h U pp er and Lower schoolers. prcn·icles the music for the cele bration of the Holy E uchari st on Sundays , <rnd lea ds t he cor ps in th e h ymns at tl1e dail y Evensong serv ices. This year, in aclclition to the traditional plainsong set tin gs of the E u cha rist, th e increased we of th e rnockrn one by Healy Willan h as see n more active p art icip;ition in the singing· o( th e l\fass music by the entire corp s. .\ numb er of new hym n s and anthems have also bee n lear ned . A~: ide from th e mu sical ac ti,·ities a t th e Ch:1pel. th e choir also macle its year ly trip to Trinity Church in Fort \Nayn e on Low Sunday , and parti cipated in the tw entysecond annual prcsc mat io n of the Boar's Head procession shortl y before C hristmas. In addition to th ese purely musical events, the choir and acolytes were guests of th e 1N01lle n or St. J\lark's Parish for the yea rly pi e feccl h eld at the pari sh house in Fe bruary. A i.vord of thanks goes to ~drs. Ralph Curtis for her untiring efforts as choir mother, to sec that th e group prese nts a neat and orderly a pp ea rance, a nd to Cadet Steven Lamb , an organ student of ~Ir. 1\Jiller, who very abl y substituted on several Organi ~ t

occasion~.

First row (left to right): Streeter, l\latlhews, Jones lLE . . (Head Acolyte). St. Bernard, Watson i\I.S . Second row : Haines, Lamb , Grimm , Howard (Sacristan), Acldison , \\'aug·l1, Jones R.C .

This year under the dircctio11 of Fr. Murphy and through the: assi~tancc of Jones R.E., as Hcacl Acolyte ancl Howard, J.K. as Sacristan, approximately 27 cadets from the: Upper School have been serving the altar. l\f any new servers were trained this year and after several months as probationers a group of both old and new servers was admitted to the Order of St. Vincent, the national guild of ser\'ers. This order is, in turn, affiliated with the ~er\'crs guilds in England, Scotland, .Australia, and throughout the Anglican Communion.

Becoming· a member of the Order of St. Vincent is the highest honor that a server may receive, ancl this membership is based on the length of scr\'icc , proficiency in serving, and the server's faithfulness. There is also a large group of Lower School acolytes who serve Fr. Jennings at the daily Lower School services and at the Holy Eucharist on Sundays. l\Jany o[ these acolytes continue serving when they enter the Upper School and some eventually become members of the Order of St. Vincent.

Firsl ro1\· (lei t lo right): H ug hcs, \ ' :111 :\111 :111 R . B., Skinner J.A .. Smith D.i\1. , Bac hra ch. 'econd row: Jnl-Houl, Slra 1~ bridge D. , Bachand. Lehman , Raach, Snapp. Thompwn.

LOWER SCHOOL ACOLYTES hrs l row ( left to righLJ: Bartholic , Morton , S hidler , Fr. Jcnning·s, O 'Brien \\'. D. , \\'adc, \\ ';11-rc11 , Scco11cl row: Slone, Spoc h , CooJ...c, i\lurphy , Sca lla n, l'hird row: :Hoc, lktnon , Hoopes , McN e il.

These Senior acolytes are nearing the end of their serving career in St . .James' Chapel. All have served faithfully and well and will be greatly missed next year. Beginning at the top, left to right, they arc: Watson, Haines, Grimm, St. Bernard, Waugh,

Jones R. E. and Lamb.

For man y years, the carillon in the tower of St. James Chapel went unnoticed. This year, however, with th e able supervision of i\fr. E. Thompson Bagl ey. there was an extensive rc11ovatio11 of the old chimes. During the fall, Mr . .Bagley decided that the chimes were in very poor condition, and as a consequence, after several weeks of planning, the necessary rope ancl pulleys were purchased and installed. Several members of the cadet corps also took an interest in repairing the chimes, and aided in the restringing operation. Included in this group were cadets: Van \man , R.B., Raach , Howard, Lamb, Skinner, and Thompson. Before any work could be clone , the old wires had to be removed, and new pulleys installed. Soon after this, the roping operation was completed, and the chimes pealed hymns into the crisp November air. Includecl in the restoration was the lig·hting of the faces of the clock so that they could be read at night. After the restoration was completed, a gnmp of cadets was chosen to ring them every night before the chapel service, on Saturdays at noon, and on Sundays, directly before the eleven o'clock Mass. The music that is used in the ringing; is liturgical, and is chosen from the section of the hymnal appropriate to the season of the Church year. The ringers also play "changes," or scale variations similar to those rung iu Europe in the twelfth century. Jn the Juture, the guild intends to increase its sphere of :-1ction to induclc study o( musical forms suitable to the carillon. J\fore work will be clone on the hells them~elvcs in the form of a resurfacing of the IJell hammers which have become weathered.

rirst row (left t:o right): Hopple , Sh ie ld s, Russell, Barbara Heinemann , Bishop Mallett, with servers Bachrach and Bouton, i\fr. James Stanner, Hultman, Traywick. Second row: King· L. 1-l., \Varren, Kramer. Best, Bartley, Dunbrook , Sherrin, VanAman R. 13., Durg«rn, Third row : Hammer, Hull, l' arvcr.

These cadets, from br>th the Upper anc.l Lower Schools, after cseveral weeks of preparation , were presented on April 22, by Fr. Murphy to Bishop Mallett to receive the Sacrament of Holy Confirmation. After having been confirmed, many of these cadets will receive instruction on the methods of serving the altar so that they will have a better understanding oE the Liturgy anc.l the work in gs of the Church. Having been confirmed, at Howe these Cadets are members of St. 1\Iark's Parish, and their memberships will be transferred as so<Jll as ,possible to their home parishes.

-- . . .... . Top (ldt to right): Lamb (Ass i;tant Organist), Bishop i\fallett and sen e rs, Fath er i\furphy and Bouton . Second row: Dom Patri ck Dalton , O.S.B., visiting preac her , Laying co rn e rston e of A ll Sa in ts' Chape l, Bishop Li chfi eld, v isiting preacher. Bottom: Howard, Sacristan, Jones R. E., Head Acolyte.

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Firsl row (lcfl lo right): Col. Durga n. Col. .Bouwn , i\laj. Dcva nn y, Second row: Capt. C:il\ in~. i\laj. H e in e mann , Col. Litll e, i\laj. SLrawbriclg c, Capt. Cowles , Sgt. Dunbar , 1 hi rel row: Sj.\'l. (;late, Sg·t. Gibson, Sgt. H ea l, Sgt. Holmes.

THE MILITARY STAFF SupcrinLcndcnt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Co lo11c' l B11rrdl B. ]3011/011 Professor of Military Science ..... .. ............. ........ LI. Col. H.0)•111ond C. Durgan Commandant of Cadets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... .. Major Earl J-1. Devanny

Commandant Lower School ............................ .. . Major Ro/Jeri Strawbridge

TACTICAL OFFICERS Company" ,\ " ......... ............. .. .. ... .......... ........ LI. Col. Fuml< Lil/le Company "B" ... ................. .. .............. . . .. ... CojJI. Lawrenrc' E. Cowles Company "C" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .\foj. Frnnl< T. J-fcin('J11(1nn Company ''D" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ca jJt. Dovid A. Cavins Companies "L" and " 1\I" . . . .......................... .. . ... Sgt. 1/ C .Jolin E. D11nbar

ASSISTANTS TOP. M. S. M /Sgt. Wallace M. Ho/111es U. S. ii r111 1• Sgt. 1I C John E. D11tibor Sgl. l/C K l' 1111 elh J,. Gibson U.S. , /rn1 y U.S .. ·/1·111y Sgl. Gerald W. Glr1ze U.S. ;Jrn1 y

Sgt. J / C Waller J-1. Heal

u. s. i /1'111 '')'

BATTALION STAFF BATTALIO · Coi\1.\1ANDER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Cf/del Mfljor Jlli/lia111 R. Snool<

BATTALIOI\: , \DJUTANT . . . . . . .. . ... .. . . . . . . ... .

Cadet Cflptflin Tlio111as L Orlow

BATTALION

S·l .............................. . Cadet Isl Lt. Ross .f. 11/arncr

Al'.:o

S3 ........ .. ....... ....... . Cadet Isl Lt. K. Gene IVaugli

BAND Coi\li\IAJ\'.Dc:R . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . Cf/del

lsl Lt. Martin f-1. He111111inger

J· irs1 row (ldt lo right): \\' erlh , Haworth , \\lrig·ht, Feck. So111hworlh , John so n T. ,-\ ., Baldwin , Smith G. A., Pearlman , Second row : Johnson R. D., Kaltmann , Bassett, Campbell , Shaw , Franjac , Brown , Coughlin, Third row: SL Bernard. Glynn, " 'a ll/ , Ralph , Corns, Havens, Bouchard , Fourlh row: Harpster , Rawling·, O 'Brien E. I.. , Leff, Rush , Bachand . SECOND PLATOON-COMPANY "A" Firs t row (left lo right): Gruber, Christensen. Kohler, Bellam y, Oden , ;\Jueller, Pacult, Corwin, Second row: \\' arren , Streeter, Sch leppy, McCune , Swan, Lovegrove , Robinson , Thompson F.\f. , Third row : Bullbaugh, Wibcl. i\latthcws , W a de. Kicb , Swartwood. Se li g". Founh row : Slalm}'er, H cxter , Poggemcycr. Park. Drinkard. Fisher. Currin .

Left to right: Hann, Prete, Payne, Hcxtcr, Swanson , \'odrazka .

COMP ANY

Cadet C:a/Jl. W. Slie/<1011 Pa)''"', Jr. 1st Lt. Erih C. Swa11so11 F1RST PLATOOJ'\ LEADER............ .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . Cadet Lt. Rirhord J\J. P1·ete SECOND PLATOON LEADER .. . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . Cadet LI. Glenn R. Vorlrazlrn FIRST SERGEANT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . .. Cadet J\T I Sl);l· 11/illimn L. J-fon 111! GuwoN .BEARER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cadet Ti111othy A. 1-1<':-<ter

Coi\ IPANY Coi\1 i\IANDER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

f.xEc TIVE QFFJCER............ .

.. . .. .. .. ..

. ..... . Cadet

FIRST PLATOON-COMPANY "U" Hrs l row (lcfL Lo ri g ht): i\lorga n , Bachrach , Hod g·cs, Abboll , Ban, Banlcy , Sna p p , C:Icmcus , SLrawbriclgc, D ., Second row : Ca rbee , Howland , Raach , i\falina, Porter , Bahl , Ski nn e r J . A .. G ree n . I hird row: i\fosl , Hulton , Thornton, Wh e rry, Seymour , \\' oocll ey, Bryan . S1rawbriclge R ., Fourth ro w: An sted , H oward , Samnik, Comsrock, Nage l \\'. H. ., Hull. SECOND PLATOON-COMPANY "n'' Firs l row (ldl lo ri g ht): i\I ilch ell , Kuhlin g, Slcwarl , Horn , i\fuir , Haas F., Dun brook , Oliver. Kliemann , Funk , Seco nd row : Allendorf , Di11l e r , Fishkin, M cBrea n y, Serviss, lnt-1-Ioul , Sh e rr y, Cold s worcl , I hird row: Haas P., \\'illiams. Kend a ll D. B.. H ennin g. Bu ckin g ham. J ase ph . \\'il so n J. A ., Ke ise r , Fourlh roll': Yeoman, Addison, La mb , \\'o miak . Conkey , Lytle. \\' inters , B ·yd.

Lcfl lo ri g ht: Walso n, Gregory ,

~Iarx

B. C., PopiJ , \'aughn , Tra nter.

COMP ANY "B" C:Ol\IPANY Coi\Tl\TANDER . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

ExEc

Coric/ CajJ/.

TIVE OFFICER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Car/ el

1\/or!~

t\l. ]Jo/Ji i

Isl Lt. /\Jori< B. Gregory

FIRST PLATOON LEAUER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Cade t Li . Jo ck H. Tmnler

SECOi'\D PLATOON LEADER . . . . . . . . . . . . ' .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Cadet Sgt . .fa111 es 0. r·o11 glt11

FIRST SERCFANT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Cod e! /\I / Sgt. 1\/ icl/(/!'/ M. I Vot .wn

GumoN

BEA RER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . Cruf ~ /

Bru ce C. 1'1a rx

Firsl row (left to right): Pierce , Catus, Dykema , Willmeng, Casligli one, Norton, Scofie ld , Bouton , Second row: Pifer, Rutherford , Stenll, Ba ll antine, Armbruster, Johnson J. R., Hammer, Fell<Ts, Stavrakas, Third row: Jeeves, SLarka , Houser, Crow, Davis , Jacobsen, Paul , Kromka. 1'ourth row: Haines, Tom linson , Schu ldt , Jones R . G., Morris, Bauernschmidt , Sheppard.

SECOND PLATOON-COMPANY "D" First row ( left to rig ht): Wilson T. R., Chmclir, Inhul sen , Hughes , Sbupe rl , Van Aman R . B., Hardy, Fabens , Fender, Second row : Marx v\!. N., Von,Vcig·and, Smilh R. C., Thompson R. C., Linsda y, Gatsos, Yoder , Kalend a, Third row: Foster. Faye. Hedback, Shultz, Su llivan, Farver , Poll, Youl'lh row: Keilman, Vicklund, Davies , Renaud , Basch , Demi , Tuohy, Arenl.

LcfL Lo ri g·lll: .Barnaby, \\'all..cr , Bouton , Adams, Grimm , Gibso n \\' . E.

COMP ANY "D" Coi\ IPANY Coi\ r i\ r ANDER. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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C{/ jJI. Co nrod R . Ada 111 s III

EXECUTI VE OFFICER ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . C:(/d e/

]sl

L t . George .A. Wa ll<e r

f !RST PL ATOON LEADER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Cad el Lt. F red ericll S. Grimm

SECOND PLATOON LEADER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . ..

(;(ld et L t. Wi llialll E . Gibson

l ' rnsT SERGEANT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

C{/d el M /Sgt.Burk e F.

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GuwoN BE A RE R . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Bll'l'1Utb)1

Cadet 1\1i cl/(/el 1\1. Bouton

L ft l

right: Kin le ·, i\!cNcil, Day, Moc,

tee!

J. D..

Fredericks.

COMP ANY "L" Cn /Jlain M cNeil C:ad el l sl Ll. Frcde rich.1· fIR T PLATOO N LEADER. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cade/ 2nd Lt . l\.insle;1 'ECON D PLATOON L EA DER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . Cadcl. FC Pen/Jraze FrnsT SERGEANT.. . ... . . . . . . . . ... . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cad el Sg l. Moc Coi\ Tl' Al'\Y Coi\1 i\ IAN DER. .. . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cad et

EXECUTIVE OFFICER.... .. . . ... . . . . . . . . .

GvrnoN

. . . ... ....

BEARER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C(/del CjJ !. M eyers

COMPANY "M" Cadet CajJlai11 Hill Cadet ] sl Ll. To111linson , D.111. Fm TPLATOO LEADER . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . ... ... . .. . . .Cad et 2nd LI. Hut chin s SECOND PLATOON LEADER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C:ad el 2n d LL . Tubb s FIRST SERGEANT . . . . . . . . . . .. . ... .. .. '. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cad el J\I I S Stee le Gumo BEARER . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . Cadet. Sgt. Cnm11nc Col\TPA Y

Il\IA NDER . . .. .. . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

EXECUTIVE 01•FICER . . . .... ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Poorman, Rcd<lcl , Tomlinson D. \\! ., Sliid lcr, Hutcili11s, Hill.

FIRST PLATOON-COMPANY "L" FirsL row (lefL Lo rig ht): Fari sh, Shields, Gitzen , Spencer, \'\' il so n T. C. , Clark, Kenda ll, nockbrader, ~cco nd row: i\ fa y. Hall , i\fnrton , Krese , Be mont, Farish , Rw.scl l, Third row: Ta . lor, \ •\' arrcn , Cassicl). Robison, Hultman , Kee ner.

SECOND PLATOON-COMPANY "L" Fi rst row ( le ft to right): Murphy, Jones, .Mci\fu ll en .13. J. . Burford, Hassler, Z;ufog, Yglesias V., Burre ll , Penprazc, Sca ll an, Eggebeen, ~£eyers, Daugherty, uu, Bishop, Hopp le, Hoopes, Flannery, K leinhoffer.

FIRST PLATOON-COMPANY "M" First row ( ldl LO righl): Berridge, Kochler, Russell, Yglesias A. T .. Sh ipman . Nelson, Overm ye r , Second row : Lambert, Leaver, Fish. Traywick, Crumme, J\.(ardirosian, Third row: Hallas, Hammer W . G., O'B.rien \\'. D., Ptleidercr, Ri:uo, Wade, Johmon.

SECOND PLATOON-COMPANY "M" rirst row ( left lo right) : King D . I .. , Parcells. l\fcier, Cummins, Noss. Kalrcnics , Ollo, Tubbs, Second row: Hann:l, Hardin , J\fcA lli sler D . D., Sproch, Baell , Slone, Kramer , Kimball . Third row : Woodruff, Bulner , Cooke, Vor~l, Kubiniec , Hanon.

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The Howe i\lilitary School ]\farching Band was a busy 01ganization this year, both off and on cam pus. In addition to doing a fine job in parades and sc hool ceremonies, the band march ed at all hom e football games and traveled with Lhe Corps to Lhe .Jam es Lown and Angola games. On October first. the band went Lo Muncie , I ncliana , to join Jony other bands to celebra te B;dl State Band Day. This spring Lhe band will again march in the annual Armc.x l Forces Day parade in South Bend , and plan s arc being made LO march in the Orland, Indian a, Memorial Day parade.

i ·I

I I

The Lower School Drum and Bugle Corps is a select gronp of Lower School cadets which specializes in marching roulines. The group made its annual appearances al Founders' Day, Government Jnspection, MoLber's Day, ancl Lhe Armed Forces Day parade in South Bend. Following lasl year's itrnm·aLion, the Corps made several well rccei,·ccl appearances at home basketball games and accompanied the band to .\ngola to perform at halftime of the Tri-State - Lawrence Tech. basketball game. Cadet Otto was the Drum J\f ajor for these appearances. The Drum and Bugle Corps is under the direction ol' l\Jr. Figert.

ni11eteen sixty- orte

J·irst row ( left to right): Kclclcnich, Popi!, Snook, Payne, Adams. Second rnw: " ' arner, Gregory, LlurnetL, Fry, Hemminger , i\lcGuirc, Thi rtl row: Swanson , Orlow , Prclc, Trnnlcr, Grimm. \\'au g h . Voclrazka, Gibson, \i\lalkcr.

The Sword and Shield is composed of all the cadet commissioned olTicers on campus with the exception of the Lower School oflicers. The primary objective of the organization is to form a bridge betwee n the Cadet Corps and the administrative staff. This end is achieved by frequent meetings, held under the supervision of Col. Bouton, between the cadet officers and faculty representatives. The meetings d eal with and assist in solving various problems which arise during the school year. The faculty members in\'olvecl arc Col. Bouton , Lt. Col. Durgan, Mr. Kelly and J\lajor Devanny. Cadet l\I ajor Snook served as chairman of the organization with Cadet Captain Orlow completing the cadet olficc1 staff as secretary

First row (left to rig·h1 ): B'JUChard, Knopf. O'Brien E. L., H a nn , Barnaby, \\' atson , Second rmv : Kin sey , Osteri11k, C urrin, Rush , Stavra kas, Fender, Boyd.

T he No n-Co mmi ss ion ed Ollicer's Club, ge lling a rather late slan lhis year, st ill has bee n maintainin g its tradilion of acting as an organization of coo pera tion between the school stall a ncl the Cadet Corps. Its m em bership consists of the platoon s.ergca nts and first sergea nts or th e Upper School compa ni es . .\t the meeting·s, the "No n-Co rn s" can ex press their \'iews and opinions Lo th e school staff. T hi s year th e club's positions are hclcl by Cadet l\f /Sgt. Barnab y, F irst Sgt. o( "D" Company, as President ; and Cadet i\ f/Sgt. Hann , First Sgt. of " .\ " Company, as Secretary. l\Iajor Devanny, Commandant of Cadets, is acting adviser of th e orga nizati o n T h e Non-Commissioned Officers arc the backbon e of a ny military organization. T hese m e n serve both the upper and lower echelon of th e school and arc a primary facwr in the disciplin e and organization of the Corps of Cadets. These cad ets d cscn-c hi gh praise for lheir outstanding pcrfornrnncc within th e Cadet Corps.

first row (left to right): i\fr. Kelly, Fr. J ennings, Popi!, Gibson, Hemminger, Fr. J\Iurphy, Second row: J\f r. Glenn, l\fr. Tucker, J\Ir. later, J\Jrs. later, C\1 rs. Kelly, Col. Bouton. (J\I rs. Downs was not pre. cnt for picture.)

This year the Cum Laude society accepted three new cadet members: William Gibson, l\f artin Hemminger, and J\Iark Popil. These new member came from the three top ranks of the Senior Cla ·s and demonstrated the high academic accomplishments attained by the class as a whole. A an indication of this accomplishment, their averages were 4.00, 3.82, and 3.62, respectively. Qualifying for the Cum Laude society is a feat which requires over three years oi hard work. While the members of the society are normally chosen from the top three ranks of the Senior Class for a three year academic period, no cadet is ever chosen for Cum Laude with an average less than 3.25 honor average. As in the past, the Cum Laude continues to be an apex of academic achicvernent, providing national recognition and serving as the highest acaclcrnic honor a cadet can achieve.

Alpha Delta Tau, the Upper School honor ·ociety, is a select group with strict entrance requirements. To gain admittan ce, a cadet must maintain , for eighteen weeks, a 3.25 academic average, "A" conduct, and satisfactory military science grades. Jn addition, the cadet must maintain eligibility until the formal initiation , normally held in fay. Once in the A. D. T., a cadet enjoys several privileges in conn ction with study halls, weekend leaves, meals in the canteen and downtown passes. As in the waiting period, however , members must maintain eligibility to remain in the organization . .Mark Popi! pr esided over the organization, with Sheldon Payne as Vice-President, Ray Glynn as Secretary and Jim Anderson, Treasurer. l\fr. Kelly again served as ad iser.

First row (left to rig·ht): Dykema, Bachrach , Snook, Anderson , Payne, Popi!, Glynn, Hemming·cr, Gregory, Scott, Mitchell , Second row: Pacult, Gibson, Strawbridg·e R. A., Vicklund, Warner, Goldsworcl, ·w alker, Int-Hout, Strawbridge D ., Coughlin, Third row: Waugh, Haines, Orlow, Boyd , Mr. Kelly .

Bela Lambda Sigma, the Lower School honor society, is the academic pinnacle o f the Lower. Similar to the Alpha Delta Tau, its Upper Sch<>ol equivalent, Beta Lambda Sigma enforces strict entrance requirements. Cadets must have no grade below a "B," with at least one ":\'' subject a11cl two '.-\-" subjects Lo gain admission. Eighth grade members are awarded a handsome diploma from the society upon graduaLion from the Lower. Beta Lambda Sigma members have consistently vied for class honors on entering the Upper School, again realhrrning the high standards o( the organizatio11.

Seated: Spencer, Overmyer, Rubison, Bartholic, Standing: Nelson, J\[cNcil, Fr. Jennings, Mr. Haas, Barton, Steele S. F.

{embers of the Old Guard consist of masters ancl cadets who h a\'C.! been at Howe for a period o( four years or more. Seniors who started at Howe their Freshman year arc also eligible at the beginning of their eighth semester. Ir. Pagin serYecl as the faculty adviser of the orga niza ti on this year, with Darwon Burnett as the Commander, Jack Tranter as Vice-Commander, John Rush as Secretary, and Richard Prete was the Treasurer. During the 1959-1960 school year, the Old Guard got a very g-oocl start on its current project, the Olcl Guard Park, but little progress has !wen made this year . .Judging from the look o( the park as it is now, it should be fini~hccl within th e next few years.

. \no th er yea r e ncl s not only for the school Inn <ilso for th e Varsity "I-I" Club. During the pre,·iou s nine month s the Varsity " H" Club has done much in support ancl furLherance of athletics on the Howe campus. The Club , as usual, presemed r ibbon s at sw imming, w1estli11g, track ancl Lennis meets. lts other activities include prograllls for the football and ba sketball games, concessions at both athletic ancl school :1ctiviti cs plus the annual ,\11-L ·uermen 's Dinner in i\fay. During the year the VHC spon sor ·d a "Soc- I lop " and also a formal dance in April. Due to Lh · guidance and leadership of l\lr. Carl B. Tingley, Vf-IC Faculty , \cJYiscr, the Vl IC: has completed th e final addition Lo the entrance of the gymnasium, an oil painting of the rernrcl holding 1951 football team . . \nother addition to the usual year's ac.ti\'ities was the "Senior-Night" basketball pro;s-ram, in which one Senior of the basketball team was honored by having his own game program. The Club continued to support ancl better the athletics at Howe l\lilitary School and is gra teful to all those who helped in this task. The Club was headed by \tVilliam Snook as President, Jack Kelclenich CIS VicePresiclent, Erik Swanson as Secretary, Richard Prete as Treasurer, Walter Nagel as Chairman of Initiation and Bill .Houchard as Sergeant-at-,\nns.

l·i rs l row (lcf'L to right): Bou ha rd, Prete , ' wanson, i\lr. Ting·lcy , Ath iscr, Snook, Kcldeni c h , Nagel \V.J.l. , Second row: 'Villmcng, Dykema , Kallmann, Glynn, Bullb:iugh , Fender, Third row: Allendorf, Davies , '\'arc , Tranlcr, Arent. Bowman , Haas P .

The National Forensic League is one of the outstanding organi:tations on the Howe campus. Its primary purpose is to teach young men to express their ideas with clarity ancl force. Not only docs it emphasize the techniques of speech but also th e necessity of harcl work. Members of the Forensic League arc in continuous competition with a large number of Indiana high school stuclcms. One quarter of the Upper School enrollment participates in the Forensic Leagu e's activities. Four members o[ this group, Darwon Burnett, Thomas Orlow , \Villiam Gibson a nd J\ lark Popil, have earned scho]arsh i ps to Ripon College through their speech activities. r\s a team, the Howe Chapter rank.~ third in the state of J ndia 1w and over the years has seldom been out of the top five schools of the state. Credit should be given botl1 Lo the members and to !\Ir. Tucker, the coach , for the impressive record the National Forensic League bas maintained.

hrst row standing (lcl't to rig-ht) : Popil, Dykema . Feck , \\'right, Bachrach , Reichelt. Xanllcrs, I lard y D. I.. , C:arhce , R:iach , Schleppy. Haas F. R. , SL. Bernard. Burnett, i\lr. Tucker. Second row : i\[r. Pagin , \\'erLh . Pacult, Rutherrord , Pa yn e. Shull! , Thornpson , Ralph. Cou g hlin , Ehman , i\lallhews, Foster , Ta lor , V1 ye I hird row : l\farx B. C., Hawkin~ . Scoville, Anderw11 , Goldswonl , Kinsey. Lcfl . \\' ibel , Slatmycr , Rush rourth row : Samnik, Conkey, Lamb, .Jones R . E., Nagel J-l . \\' ., Haines, Schuldt ;'If. C:. , Park , Jon es R . C. , Gibson. Orlow , \Vaugh Howard

Ldt to right OrJcrn , P opi! , " ' augh , Glynn , Lamb , Payn e, Snook,

UPPER HERALD STAFF

Left to ri g ht : Hann , Colclswonl , Rutherford. Gibson, Hard y. Barnaby, Boyd.

Standing- (left to right): l\fcNeil, Tomlinson, Seated: Fink, \Vil ·on T. C., Mrs. Downs, Zaring, Scallan.

Following the precedent set by last year's Herold, the 1960-Gl staff produced an excellent paper. This year the Henild was awarded a First Class Honor Rating by the National Scholastic Press Association. From a total of l ,053 secondary school newspapers, the Herold was CHIC out of 37,J to qualify for its award. Contributors to the Herald are selected mfl.inly from Junior English lasses; however, each year some staff members arc retained thereby maintaining a balance between experienced and inexperienced writers. The current year's co-editors were W'illiam E. Gibson, .Jr. and W. Sheldon Payne, Jr. while the sport~ department was edited by Dean Stavrakas. Responsible for news this year were Thomas L. Orlow, K. Gene Waugh, William L. Hann 11 , William E. Golclsworcl, Stephen P. Lamb, Robert A. Strawbridge, David L. Hardy, and Charles E. Rutherford. Photography was handled by Jon K. Howard, and the sports coverage was contributed by Raymond E. Glynn, William R. Snook, Phillip E. Boyd, and Jon W. Dykema. This year, as in the past, the Ifrrald may ~ominate five o( its writers for the distinction of becoming members of Quill and Scroll, the International Honor Society o( High School Journalists. This year's nominees: Stephen P. Lamb, William E. Goldsword, Phillip E. Boyd, Robert A. Strawbridge, and Jon K. Howard.

Ve~ate

7eam

lo right): Rulhcrfortl, .Bachrach, Ehman, Coughlin .

Pag-in, }"unk, Orlow , Howard, Lamb , Park, Gibson

This ycai 's debate team has carried itself ' 'cry ·well throughout the current debating season. With the end of this year the team will lose both the negative and ;iffirmativc Varsity teams due to graduation. Nevertheless, there are some strong underclassrnen corning, so the team should do equally as well i[ not better. The issue at hand proved to be a very challenging question. Resolved: "That the United Nations should be significantly strengthened." Jn December the team again took p;1n in the Debater's Conference at Purdue University. After the Christmas vacation the debaters were once again host to approximately twenty-five schools jn the annual Howe Debate Tournament. Followjng the regular season the debaters entered the annual St. Joseph's Valley League . ..\s usual, the members of the team have shown themselves well. The debate season came to an encl with the St. Joseph Valley Debaters' Dinner. l\Ir. John A. Pagin is to be commendecl for his excellent job in coaching the team and for the development of the new members.

Seated (left to right): v\/arrcn , Popi I, Gregory, Cui rin. Pierce, First row s tanding·: i\lr. Hen1·y, adviser , \Vooclle y, Smith C . A ., Carhcc . C:oug-hlin , Corwin, Raach, Bartley, Scconcl row : Wibcl , Schuldt, Basch , Haines, Larsen, Jones R. G., Lamb, Howard.

The Nalional Thespians is anoLher group on Lhe campus that cloesn'L h ear all of Lhe compliments Lhat it deserves. The majority o[ the Cadet Corps fails LO reali:1c Lhe vast amount of spare Lime that is sacrificed by every individual connecLecl with a prescnlalion. The Coin e 1\f 11ti11)1, which was g·iven on Lhe Founders' Day \Vcek-e nd, was Lhc first play of the year ancl also the first play to be given in Lhc new Boulon l\lemorial .\uclitoriurn. This presentation was very well received by the corps, and the Lhrec leads were porlrayecl by three o[ this year's best campus actors, Popi!, Payne ancl Burnelt. The second play of the year was C(lreer A nge l, the first play Lo be directed by l\fr. Henry. Cadets Raach, Schuldt ancl Basch were the three outstanding actors in Lhe play. No mention o[ the Thespians would be complete without recognizing the members of the faculty who have also given their Lime and taknt to this group of cadets. l\fr. Pagin has proven very efficient with the coniplex lighting system of the new auditorium, ancl Mr. Tucker's make-up ability has been essential Lo the satisfocLory outcome of every play put on by Howe's troupe, No. 7<JO.

First row (ldt to right): Mr. Figert, Thompson F. M., Streicher, Arnold, Feek , Swartzel, Hout , i\!atthcws, Standing : La111b , Par!-.. Sh e ppard , Goldsword. foster, Scm illc, O ' Brien , Slatmycr , Rush . .\ c compani~L: .\llcndorf.

Thc Corpsmen of 1961 consists of sixteen cadets with one thing in collllllon, a love for singing. Thirty-two cadets tried out for the glee club at the start of this school year. ,\f'Lcr two screenings, J\fr. Peter ,\. Figert, faculty adviser and direcLor of the club, selected tbe final sixteen . .Although this year's glee club may not have been as active as those preyious to it, it has rnade a number of appearances. The season 's first appearance was in Orland, Indiana , where the group helped Lo celebrate the 50th a11niversary of the local chapter of The Daughters of the Eastern Star. Later in the season, The Cmpsmen visited Sturgis, :t\Iichigan , to entertain at a luncheon at St. John's Church. Probably the biggest thing undertaken this year was the production of Gilbert and Sullivan's operetta, " H.J\f .S. Pinafore." This operetta was the first musical produced on the stage of the new Bouton Auditorium: the club went also went to Sturgis for a perform<1nce of the same producLion. The Corpsmen also appeared in the town of Howe, where they entertained the .Howe Lions Club. In addition to these off-campus appearances the club aim aiclecl in the WashingtonLincoln Birthday celebration , ancl the Boar's Head Dinner on the Howe campus. The Corpsmen also made the annual trips LO the alumni banquets.

U ncl er the excellent direction ol l\ fr . Peter Figert , the Howe Concert Ha11d performed well in its two appearances before large aucl ic nces. Both concerts were well received, and showed mu ch hard work by both i\Jr. F igert a nd the band m ember)>. Volunteer m embers of th e ban d formed a p e p bancl whi ch p erform ed at all home footbaJI and ba sket ball games, the LaGrange County B a ~ ketball Tourn ey , and at .-\ngol a , Indiana , for a Tri-Sta te College baske tb a ll ga m e.

There was much talk on campus this spring with the presentation of the newly organized dan ce band , the Howitzers. The band is made up of fifte n members who are divided imo three main sections, the rhythm, recd and bra ss sections. The band made its opening appcarnnce during the annual "E nchore Concert" held by the entire band earlier thi s spring-. Under the direction of J\fr. Peter .--\ . Fig·en, Band laster. the dame band appeared several times, including .the highlight of the seaso n , a p erformance at the annual Cleveland ,-\lumni Dinner. During the dinner the musi c of the band was recorded and played the next da y on Cleveland's "fine arts tation, " WDOG. The band speciali1.es in pla ying arrangements by such well known dance band co mposers as Leroy .-\ndcrson-howcver, they have clone rnmc arranging of their own. The g-roup holds the remnants of the former dance band , "T he Grey Notes," but with quite a face-lifting. The future of the group will appear in time but it is certa in that with hard work they will make a nam e for themselves.

First row (left 10 right): Dun brook, Haal y. fr y, Hawkins. A1 nold. Second row: i\luir, Foster, Scoville, O'Brien, ~fallhews, Streicher, J'hird row: Kieb , Lamb, Houser Accompanist: Allendorf

The Hussars is the precision clrill team of Howe. This year The } ·f ussars has been very active both on and off the campus. The Hu ssars enjoy the position ol' being the school's official honor unit for greeting distingui shed campus visitors. This year it has served as the honor guard for 1\f aj. General Bush , VI Corps Commander, and the federal inspectors. ln addition to honor unit duty, the Hussars perform for occasions ol' major importance such as Founders' Day, 1\lother's Day, and Commencement. The gr9up also appears in the South Bend Armed Forces Day paracle and at the South Bend Alumni Dinner. This year the Hmssars have been put under the able direction of Captain Lawrence E. Cowles, tactical ollicer ol' Company "B." The entire program has been revamped and it now presents a much more desired effect. There have also been slight uniform modifications this year. In regard to cadet participation, it is more diversified this year than in the past. For example, there is a solid core of cadet officers rang-ing· from members of the Battalion Staff to members of all four Upper School company staffs.

The Lower School prcrnsron drill team , the Cavaliers, has completed its sixth year with another highly commendable sea~on . At its four public performances this ye<1r, this select group of Lower schoolers has demonstrated its ability in twenty minutes of precision clriJling. Some of the clements of the routines consisted of the exchang·e of arms, silent drill, the Queen Anne salute, and several variations of the basic manual of arms. First Lts. Tomlinson and l\fcNeil arc the commanders of the two separate units this year, which consist of one group of regulars and another of reserves. The latest addition to the uniform of the Cavaliers has been maroon scarves for the commanders. A member of the reserve unit is constantly in competition for a position on the regular team by proving his drilling ability to be better than that or a member of the regulars, so the individual competition has been quite high this year, reports Major Robert Strawbridge, Commandant of the Lower School and Cavalier instructor. The regulars this year are: Bockbrader, Burrell, J\,( urphy, Steel, J.O., Fredericks, Taylor, Scallan, Kinsley, Hutchins, O'Brien , Sproch, King, D.R., Tubbs, Riddell, Hill, Poorman and Hardin, while cadets \!\Tade, Lambert, Rizzo, l~obison, Woodruff, Grurnrne, \!Vilson, J\Idf ullen, Kramer, Pfleiderer, Overmyer, Steele, S.F., Bartholic, McAllister, Shields, Nelson, Barton, Bcrriclg·e, and J\forton, make up the reserve group.

nineteen sixty- one

First row seated (left LO right): Slatmycr. Grimm, Bouchard . Prete , Tranter. \\ ' arc , O'Brien. Funk. C. .J ., Poggemcycr Second row seated: Fancr, Bowman . Arent, Bul!baugh, Nagel \\'. II., Rush. l\lcGuirc, Funk. .J . '"'· Third row: Ir. O ' Boylc. Coach. \\'arncr , i\lcUrcarly, Reich e lt , Snook. Willmcng, Serviss , Allcntlorl' , Hutton Fourth row: \\'oolery. Ostcrink. McCauley . llcst, Fender, Bartlett, l\[r. Poljak , Ass ' tC:oach

This year's Varsity gridders, although hampered by the loss of many Seniors , the honor and tradition of Howe teams through the years. Even though the record of two wins, four losses, and one tic may not seem too impressive, it indicates nothing of the team's skills and abilities. by ineligibilities, and by injuries, proved LO maintain

SL\SON RESULTS HO\\'E

HO\\'E HO\\'E HO\\' E HO\\'E 1-10\\' E HO\\'E

7 l·I

27 :12 7 20

Baugo Towmhip Hillsdale (i\lichigan) i\forgan Park Angola Vicksburg· St. Augustine Bishop Luer~ (2 wins. -t losses, J tic)

COACHES Tom O'Boylc, Head Coach Jacob Poljak, Ass't Coach

Co-Capt:lins .Jack Tranter Dick Prete Managers Jack Kcldenich Dai c !lardy

Kneeling (lcrt to right): Green, Glynn, Gay , Davies, Boyd. Bachrach Stand ing·: i\fr. Hauck, Coach, \Voodlcy, Strawbridge D. ]., i\falina, Raach , Strawbddge R. A., Oliver, Lovcgrove , Haas P. N., Mgr.

Although this year's cross country team hacl a fairly unsuccessful won-lost season, the team became the lirst on campus to ring tl1c Victory Bell, which was donated by htsL year's graduating class. The squad, under the lea der ·hip of Coach Hauck , held Cl 2-·J record; they placecl sixth in the county tournament, which was impress ive , since there were no returning lettermen on the team. The captain of the team was Paul Gay, with Green receiving the i\f osL Valuable Runner award. Next year's team should be considerably better, because there will be three returning Varsit)' letterme n; Green, Bacl1rach, and Glynn. SE.-\SON RESULTS HOWE HOWE H0\'\1 E ROWE

HOWE HOWE

.J2

Huntertown Elkhart LaGrange Goshen

·IH

26 15 2£)

Lima Ligonier (2 wins, 4 losses)

IG I ii fl() 1!3 :JO I [1

LAGRANGE TOU RNAl\fENT LaGrange i\fongo \\'olcoll\'ille Lima

f\9 ti2 81 94

points points points points (Lowest score

Topeka HO\NE

Brighton Shipshewana-Scoll wins)

117 points 124points 127 points l8l point~

Prete, \Varc, Fisher, Poggemey cr, Tranter , Grimm. Da\'ies, Boyd , 'W oolery

Despite the fact that this year's Varsity basketball squad did not have a particularly successful season, the team played severa l dose ancl exciting games. They displayed fine spirit throughout the year, and fini shed the season witll seven victories and thirteen ddeats. Dick Prete , who was the captain this year, showed fine spirit and displayed excellent qualities of' leadership throughout the entire season. He was selected as honorable mention on the ,.\ll-Sectional team. Bill \Narc was this year's most valuable player ancl hig·h point man. The other Seniors on the team were .Jack Tranter and Phil Boyd. Both worked hard and were a creclit to the team. Returning- next season are Juniors Bob Fisher and Bill \i\Toolery. They will be expected to carry the majority o[ the weight on their shoulders. SEASON RESULTS 1-10\\'E Gfi :M ong·o 38 HOWE 51 Rome City 1-10\\'E 41 i\lillersburg 59 HOWE 46 Wolf Lake HOWE (iO Lima !'i8 HOWE 27 Orland HOWE !i!> Bristol 53 HOWE :~!J Albion 1-10\\'E '10 Cull'er !'i9 HOWE '.37 Bellefountaine HO\\'E 71 Topeka 4D J-IOV1 E '.3!l Shipshewana-Scott 1-10\\'E ·l!l Fremont 79 HOWE 52 Angola HOWE. !'i'.I Brighton !'i2 HO\'\' E 5!l LaGrange HO\\'E. 60 Woleottvillc 51 HOWE 50 Hillsdale LaGrang·e County Tournament ... , ...... . . . ...... . .......... .. .. . . .. ...... \VolcoLt.ville, 57; Howe , State Sectional To11rna111c11t .. . .. . ... . ........... . .......................... . LaGrange , 56; Howe, 1

62 48 66 66 61 61 77 47 54 37 47

Sh ips hewa Ila-Scott HO\\'E

Won 9 6 G

Brighton Lima

\\ 'a re Fisher Tranter Prete Kelley Poggemcycr Boyd

Total Points '.12!:1 172 11 6

!OD 50 (j(

(j'.\

LAGRANGE COUNTY STANDINGS (Final) Pct. Lost \\'ol co tt1 illc () l.000 LaGran g·c .750 2 Tope ka .Gfi7 :1 ?lfon go .625 :l VARSITY SCORING A,rerage per Game \\' oolery 16.4 \\101.niak 9.1 Davies 6.1 Grimm 5.4 Haas 5.0 \\' illmcng '.l.9 TOTALS 3.1

RESEP VE

Won

Lost

!) !)

:~ ()

H JO

Tota l Points ·15 l '.l 8

"2 .j

!J7r>

Pct. .500 .286

.27:1 .000

Average per Game 2.6

2.G .8 .7 .6 .5 ·18. 7

B ,-\ SKETHM~ L

The reserve basketball squad had one of their most su(cess l\il seaso ns in man y years of play. The record for the Cadets was nine wins and ten losses ; while thi s rnay not seem outstand ing. one must take into cons ideration that tbe squad is constantly being drained by the Varsity. Also, a great majority of the losses were by a margin of less than five points. T h e team as a whole showed much spirit; this coupkd with th e will Lo win, whi h was quite evident throughout the season , combined Lo form a winning reaction. The squad was helped considerab ly by 'tVillrn cng·, ' 1Vozniak, and Haas, P. , who intermiucntly played both Varsity and reserve. These lluee cadets should form the nucleus o( the Varsity s4uacl next seaso n ; they should also spark the reserves.

Seated (left to right): Porter , Bouton, Bachrach, Arnold , Snapp , Haa s P.N ., Poll , Standing: Sh eppard , i\lgr., Farver, Strawbridge R.A. , \\' 01ni ak. Paul. ~Ir . Du1rnan , Coach

Kneeling ( le ft to right): l\lerschdorf', i\I itchcll, Pangerc Sitting: l\liller, Fender , Green, l\fcllrearly , Ruthcrford, - Szarka , Streeter , Oliver , Oden First standing·: Kcldenich , i\[gr. , Nag·e l \\'. H., 13utzbaugh , Bowman , Ostcrink, Coughlin, Bellamy, St. Bernard, i\lgr., i\lr. ()'Boyle. Coach Second sta nding: i\ larx W. ~ .. Hammer, Wibel, Selig·, Drinkard, O'Brien , Funk

Boucharcl,

Varsity wrestling for the 1960-G 1 season ended with an unspectacular 3-8 record, although the grapplers acco unted for themselves in much better order on a statistical basis. \l\Thilc five o[ the eight matches lost were dropped by marg ins of' nine poims or less, the wins were impressive in several instances.

SEASON RESULTS 1-10\\'E HOWE HO\\'E

HO\\'E HOWE HOWE HOWE HO\\'E HO\\'E HO\\ ' E HOWE

16 15 ,18 17

Sturgis Elkhart \·\'ashing-ton -Clay Sturgis South Bend Riley i\l ishawaka Jhonson South Bend \<\' a,hington Vort \Vayne Central Catholic New I-l aven Penn Township (Won :3; Lost 8)

2'.~

28 18

·IR 10 22

STATE SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Bouchard O'Brien Green Selig

2nd 2nd 4th ·lth

place place place place

2!) ~~ ~\

H 2g 29

'.I I I!) 2!'i H :l5 24

NEW HAVEN TOURNAMENT First Second Third Fourth

New Haven HOWE Central Catholic Peru

With only six \'Cterans of last year's successful squad, Lhe VarsiLy swimmers managed to win two of their dual meets, while dropping seven. Raymond Glynn, Conrad Aclam s, and Lhe 120 yard f ree~tylc relay team , whi h co nsisted of Steve Comstock, Frank ·wade, James Woodley, ancl Conrad .-\cl ams, led the Cad e ts to a fourth, out of six, place in the Kokomo l nvitcitional ; third place, out of five, in the Penn Relays. In State competition Adams and G lynn both won honors in the finals which paced the Cadet delegation to a ninth place, Lhe same position held last year with a more ex perienced squad. HOWE HOWE HOWE HOWE 1-10\VE HOWE HOWE HO\\'E HOWE

43 ti!)

32 64 46 '.l '~

34 '.\6 71

SEASON RESULTS La Pone Penn Town s hip South Bend Adams Porlag·c Town s hip Soulh Bend Central \ 'alparaiso Soulh Bend WashingLon South Bend Riley Gary Lew \\'allace

51 50 54 '.\()

'l!l 61 61

59 24

NEW SCHOOL RECORDS 100 yard l'reestyle- 4:4G. l .. ... . .... ....... .... . .... ... . ......... . .... . ....... ... .. , .. Ray111ond Glynn IOOyardbutterl'ly- 1:02.3 . ...... .... ...... .. ................................. . ...... RaymondClynn I 00 yard backsLroke- 1:05 .8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Conrad Adams lliO ya rd indil'iclual medley- I :50.0 . . .. ....... .......... . ............. . .. .............. Raymond Glynn 200 ya rcl individual meclley-2:2:1.5 .............. . ...... . .. .. .. . ...... ... .............. Raymond Glynn 200 yard frcesLyle relay- I :42.2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ada ms, Comswck , \ ·\ 'ade , and Woodley Head Coach .............. i\felvin ·w enzcl i\fosL Valuable . . Raymond Glynn C:o-C:aplains onacl Adams, Raymond Glynr i\Ianagcr ... . .................. Jim v\li lliams 'ieaLcd (lcf L Lo right): :imith G A., Ehman, Bucking·ha111, Glyu11, Strawbridg·e D. ]., Swensson, Reichelt, Hullon Standing: SLre ichcr, Woodley , Williams, ComsLOck, Howard, Rush , Slatmyer , \<\'aclc, Brodie , l\ I r. Wcn1.cl, Coach.

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This year's team has posLecl one of Lhe fine st records in rc:cetH years. The team started out slowly by losing the first two out of Lhrce maLches in Lhe first two weeks of December and placing third in the Filth ,\rrn y r\rc<t in the Hearts Trnt)hy J\latch. After Lhat , however, the team's shooting- picked up with twelve wins in a row, then one loss followed by seven more wins, one loss and two wins. The final box score being nine wins and two losses in shoulder matches and 12 wins and two losses in postal matches. The major wins in shoulder matches were against Culver J\lilitary Academy, University of 'Western Michigan, Purdue and Notre Dame. At mid-season, the tcarn won the cm·etcd Fifth ,\rmy Interscholastic Championship (13 Central States) with a score of 278·1 which was third high nationally with 37 entrants. Later the team placed second in th e J\licl-vVest J\filitary Schools J\Iatch and second in the Indiana State l\fatch with Learn members winning 19 medals. The last major match was the National fnterscholasti c l\latch in which the team fired a 2781, three points less than their Fifth Army Championship score. The results of this match were not known at time of publication. New individual records were set b)1 : Jones , R.E., with a J97 out of 200 (5 shots in each of ·.I positions) and a 100 out of 100 in the knedinµ; position; ancl McCune with a 388 out of ·JOO (10 shots in each of fonr positiom). The tc;1m captain, Snook, fired a 96 out of 100 in the standing position , while not a record, was outstanding.

~f uir a nd Southworth wo n awards for the most improvement, both outshooting the o lcl hands at times. T h e tea m ex p ects to have a nother good searn n next year sin ce it is losing only four through graduation , Snook , Knopf, Jones ancl l\TcCune. T h e seasons close saw the followin g m e n in the top te n positions: Snook 381.0; Hawkins 38 1.0 ; .Jon es 378.3; Knopf 377.6; l\fcCunc 376.0: ~Iuir 371.2; Liu lc 370.2; So uth wort h 367 .0 ; Anderso n 366.8; Dearing 365.2. Ni n e Van ity lcLters and 15 Vars it y Reserve letters were awarded for the Season's activities.

1960-1961 HONOR

WON UY RIFLE TEAM

:i rcl Place- Fifth A nn y William Randolph H ea rst Trop h y J\latch

Isl Pla ce-F ifth Ann y Interscho la sti c Champion ship 2nd Pla ce-i\ lid -\ Vcs t Military Schools Match 2 nd Pla ce- ] ndiana State i\latch

1!>60-1961 RECORDS ESTABLISHED hH1r Position (!)s hot) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I !17 0 111 o f 200 - Jones R.E. Four Position ( 10 shot) ................... . ....... . .. ........... .... ....... ... '.\88 out of 400-ilfcCune Kn ee lin g Position . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . JOO o u t of JOO- Jones R .E.

Snook ............... ... ....... ... ... . 1lawkin s ..... .. ...................... . .Jon es R.E. . ... . ...................... . Kn op f ............................... . i\lcCune .......... ... ....... ........ . .

TOP TEN l\lu ir '.18 1.0 Lilli e :J8 1.0 Sou thworlh .... ..... ......... ........ . '.l78.:3 A nd erson ............................ . :J77.6 Dearin g ......... ... . . ..... .. .. .. ..... . 376.0

Kneeling ( left lo right): Storm. \ 'on Wei g-a nd . Barnell, ::>tancling·: Sgt. H ea l, Yoder, L yt le , Are nt , Smith D . l.\f ., Sgt. Glaze.

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first row (left lo right: Slatmycr, O'Brien , Swanson, \\'arc , Sta\'rakas , Xand e rs , Second row: Kohler, Bouton, Paul , Pifer, Poll, Willmcng, Coug·hlin, Third row: Coaches l'oljak, Duggan , 11 orlcr, Farver, A.molt!, Schleppy. Sherrin , Fourth row: Albert, Fetters , Mgr.

The Varsity baseball squad has had a great rebuilding task placed in front of them, but with a great deal of work and enthusiasm they could easily become molclecl into one of the best baseball teams known to Howe in many seasons. Walter Nagel, Bill Ware , and Eric Swanson are the only returning lettermen from last year's successful squad, but added strength by Dean Stavrcikas, Jerry Xanclcrs, and Lou O'Brien is expected. 1961 VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE Saturday, April 8 Tuesday , April 11 Tuesday, April 18 Friuay, April 21 Wednesday, April 26 Saturday , April 2 Tuesday, J\lay 2 Friday, May 5 Tuesday, May 9 Saturday, May l'.I Wednesday, i\fay 17 Saturday, May 20

Tuesday , May 23 Thursday, May 25 Saturday, May 27 Wednesday, May~!! 17 riday, June 2 *Double Header

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First row (left Lo ri g ht): Gay, Prete, Tranter. Rush , Kinsey , Burnett, Mr. Hauck, Coach. Second row: Green, Haas P. ., Sen •iss, Oslerink , Bowman, fhird ro\\': Rachrach, Woolery, Bouchard, Jascp h , Hutchins, Reichelt, Best , Fo unh row: i\lclntosh, Lehman , i\lgrs ., Skinne r .J. A., P oggcrncyer, v\'omiak, Bul£baugh, Faye, Sm ith G.A.

Burnell, Kinsey, Pre te ancl Vaughn are four Senior lettermen who will be putting in their final seaso n at Howe; mea nwhile , Bouchard , Haas, P.N ., \ i\loolcry and Poggemeycr arc all underclass letterme n . Green will probably sbow well in the 44 0, and will be ·eci ng hi s fir st year of eligibility at Howe. Four Freshmen who were bulwarks of Lower School's 1960 charnpionship team will h elp Lo fill the bill made by the loss of .John Burton, Bill Martin and Jim Rose a year ago. Bowman will be a big help in fi eld events as well as in runnin g. Best and ~ arnnik, in all probability, will earn spots on the team. T h e Cadet's weakest point this year will proba bly be the hurdles. Corns appears to be a promi sing hutdl cr, but will be in eligible thi s year. TR.\CK SCHEDULE H~IS

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A1Lhough th e Tennis squad is also plagued with the lci(L of having no returning lettermen, they do , however, have se\·e1al players who have gained experience in past years as members o( the reserve squad, and a.s a result, the team should have a fairly successful season. There arc ten matches already scl1ecluled this season. This should provide experience throughout th e year for ScoLL, the numb er 1 man; l\lcCune, the number 2 man; Grimm, Lhe number 3 man ; and Tomlinson, Currin, and Snapp.

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Golf took on a new look as the 1961 season gut into l'ull swi11 :~ l<1te 111 i\farch. This will be the first year that golf has been accepted as a Varsity sport. In past yea1s it has just been a 5pring pastime for a mere minority of students interested. Since the turnout for golf has been so great for the last two years, the ,\thletic Department has decided to have golf become a full-time Varsity sport.

All practices ancl home matches were held at Cedar Lake Golf course, under the expert coaching of i\fr. Tom O'Boyle. Tuohy Brodie, Davies, Scoville, and Kicb have forniccl the nucleus of the squad, thus far.

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Firsl roll' (ldl to ri g lu): Parcells, Slud cn l i\Igr., Cassidy , Lambert , I lasslcr \\'. C., K ·c ner, Hill, Slud. Mgr., row : O'Brien \\' . D ., l\lcier, Eggebcen, l\ l oc , Stee le S. F., \ 'orst , :\lc:\llisler, 1'11ircl row: ~)LLo . Tomlinson D. \\.'., i\lcycrs , T u b bs . N ull , Da) . Yglesia s \' ., hiu nh row: j\f r. 0\ crma n , Coach , Bock brad er, Stee l J. D ., Hoopes . Flanner) , Daughcrly , i\l r. Johnson, A.ssislanl Coach.

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LOWER BASKETBALL Scaled (left lo righL): C:l:1rk Slucl cnt l\!gr., i\ l c.'\ lli slcr n . D., Day, H ass ler , Far ish , Tubbs. Srnndi ng: Stee le, Barton , Hoopes , Steel J. D ., i\ !oc . l\ l r. Johnson , Coach .

LOWER BASEBALL First row (le[L to right): vVarrcn , Clark, Krcse , Farish, Keener , Bartholic, i\fcals, Robinson , Second row: Cassidy. Tubbs, Hallas. Barton . Tomlinson D. \'\'., l\fc ei l, i\lci\!ullcn B. J., \\'adc, Th ird row: i\rr. Johnson , Coach, .Burford , O'Brien W . D .. i\!cAllistcr D. D., Steele S. F. , Meier. LOWER TRACK First row (left lo rig·ht): Grummc, Daugherty , foe , Hammer, Kochler , Kendall, Second row: Yglesias V., Hassler Lambert , Jones, Hill, Eggebccn, Day, Tubbs, Third row: Mr. Haas, Vorsl, SLeclc S. F. , Hoopes, F lannery , Steel J. D., l\feyel'S, King, i\lgr., 'M r. Overman, Coach.

The Tatler Board ... exjnesses its fnofo1md t.lrnnl~s lo all those whose names a/J/Jea'r in the following section, for the lo)ial s11 /JjJorl which has made th e /J11/Jlication of the 1961 Taller jJossilJle.

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MR. and MRS. ELDEN W. BUTZBAUGH MR. and MRS. ROBERT L. WALTZ MR. and MRS. CHARLES 0. BUTNER MR. and MRS. M. L. MARX MRS. ELLEN H. SEMROW MR. and MRS. CARL E. MOST MR. and MRS. KENNETH HAWORTH MR. and MRS. A. G. KELDENICH MR. and MRS. A. A. McNEIL MR. and MRS. ELLWOOD MYERS MR. and MRS. DAVID C. MEALS MR. ARTHUR D. MEALS MR. and MRS. GLEN A. SMITH MR.andMRS.F. A,. GATES MR. and MRS. HAROLD W. NAGEL MR. and MRS. ARTHUR N. SHIDLER MR. and MRS. PAULS.WARREN CAPT. and MRS. BARTONE. DAY MR. and MRS. JESS C. LIT'l'LE MR. and MRS. LESTER W. SHERRY EDWARD and ERMA O'BRIEN MR. and MRS. DONALD L. TUOHY MR. and MRS. RICHARD L. JONES MRS. ROSE B. KELDENICH MR. and MRS. ANTON EGGEBEEN. JR. COL. and MRS. RAYMOND C. DURGAN DR. and MRS. ROBERT L. KLEINHOFFER MR. and MRS. IRA T. SWARTWOOD MR. S. D. MURPHY MR. and MRS. JOHN F. THORNTON MR. and MRS. LOWELL A. WEAVER MR. and MRS. EUGENE OSTERINK MR. and MRS. FREDERICK R. HODGES MR. and MRS. I. H. BOUCHARD MR. and MRS. A. L. FABENS. JR. MR. and MRS. DALE G. PORTER MRS. ALICE E. KALENDA MR. and MRS. HAROLD E. KINSEY MR. and MRS. GEORGE J. SZARKA MR. and MRS. ALONZO H. POLL

1961

TATLER

MR. and MRS. RICHARD E. S:HULTZ MR. and MRS. AL VIN W. WALKER MRS. VIRGINIA McALLISTER MR. and MRS. HARRY E. KLINK MR. LLOYD K. WRIGHT DR. TRUMAN SCHMIDT MR. and MRS. LARDNER V. MORRIS MR. and MRS. HAROLD HEMMINGER MR. and MRS. WILBUR J. SHERRIN HOWE MOTHERS' CLUB "L" and "M" COMPANIES MR. and MRS. FRANK J. GOSSINGER MR. CLARENCE H. HICKOK DOCTOR and MRS. STEPHEN MALINA MR. and MRS. JOE KATRENICS MR. and MRS. RAYMOND J. GLYNN HMS of METROPOLITAN DETROIT PARENTS MR. and MRS. FRANKLIN R. THOMAS DR. and MRS. R. H. WOOLERY MR. and MRS. WILLIAM DYKEMA MRS. NANCY E. GILSTRAP MRS.A.M.McBREARTY MRS. RUTH R. HANNA DR. and MRS. A. A. GRUBER MR. and MRS. GEORGE C. SWANSON MR. and MRS. WILFRED F. HOW ARD DR. and MRS. WILLIAM L. HANN MR. and MRS. WALTER J. PFLEIDERER MR. EDWARD F. KRESE MR. and MRS. NELSON A. KIEB MR. and MRS. ROBERT VODRAZKA and LINDA MR. and MRS. ROBERT HOMLARS DR. and MRS. ELMER G. KOEHLER MR. and MRS. WILL M. KLINE. Jr. MR. and MRS. H. JAMES RENAUD MR. and MRS. DANA M. NORTON MR. and MRS. NORMAN M. GOLDSWORD MRS. ADELINE OLNEY MRS. MARGARET FEEK MR. and MRS. GLENN W. CAMPBELL, Jr,

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MRS. DORIS W. ESSIG MR. and MRS. WALTER D. ALBERT MR. and MRS. BURNELL F. EHMAN MRS. EVELYN CHMELIB MRS. MARGARET H. STAFFORD MR. and MRS. GEORGE R. COOKE. Jr. MR. and MRS. DAN INT.HOUT, Jr. MR. and MRS. MERLE E. RALPH MR. and MRS. RALPH POGGEMEYER MR. and MRS. JOHN E. BAUERNSCHMIDT DR. and MRS. DWIGHT R. KINSLEY MR. and MRS. MIKER. POPIL MR. and MRS. RICHARD SERVISS MR. and MRS. FRANKLIN B. BURRELL MR. and MRS. J. HAROLD OVERMYER MR. and MRS. ROBERT SCOTT MR. and MRS. 0. W. KATTMANN MR. CARLETON B. HUTCHJNS Mlil.. and MRS. EBERT B. MUELLER

1961

TATLER

MR. and MRS. RALPH A. BUCKINGHAM MRS. LOIS EOCKBRADER MR. and MRS. JOHN A. SKINNER MR. and MRS. WILLIAM KAHLIFF WARE VENDING COMPANY DR. and MRS. BENJAMIN F. HOOPES MR. and MRS. ROBERT V. BALLANTINE COL. and MRS. FRANCIS R. THOMPSON MR. and MRS. JOHN W. FAUVER MR. and MRS. LESTER M. .DODD MR. and MRS. WARREN S. PAYNE MR. and MRS. KEMP S. WEBSTER MR. and MRS. R.H. VAN AMAN MR. and MRS. H. 0. CRIPPEN MRS. FRANK M. RUSSELL MR. and MRS. W.R. JEEVES DR. and MRS. G. FRANKLIN ZARING MR. and MRS. FRANKLIN R. ARMBRUbrER M. and MRS. WARREN E. WILLMENG

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HOWE MILITARY SCHOOL and FOR i\IANJ' lEA RS ITS EXCLlTSIVE USE OF TIIE

??taate'tcett UNIFORMS JS PROOF OF THE SPLE1YDID SATISFACTION DERIVED WHEN YOUR ORDERS FOR UNIFORMS ARE INTRUSTED TO THE

IHLING BROS. EVERARD CO. Since 1869 Kalamazoo

"Coast to Coast"

ARCHWAY " Home Style Cookies "

"The only Horne Style Cookie with the Good Housekeeping Seal!''

LAKESIDE REFINING

COMPANY

XCEi. Gasolines

Quality Fuel Oils

---·~-~~-~-K-a_l_a-m~a-z~o-o_,_M_i_c~h-ig_a_"~---_J

BEST WISHES -

CLASS OF 1961

COMPANY "B" Abbott, "Babbit" Addison, "Rabbit" Allendorf, "Dorf" Ansted, "Quiby" Bachrach. "Pack Rat" Bahl, "Bill" Barr, "Teddy Bear" Bartley, "Crater" Boyd, "Farmer" Bryan, "Hawaii" Buckingham, "Nose" Carhee, "Snow Flake" Clemens, "Proxy" Comstock, "Stick" Conkey, "String Bean" Ditzler, "Ditz" Dunbrook, "Stream" Funk, "Hosi" Goldsword, "Lumpy" Green, "Smilie" Gregory, "Hopper" Haas, F. R., "Freckly" Haas, P. N., "Faas" Henning, "Mose" Hodges, "Lee-Wee" Horn, "Beep" Howard, "How-wierd" Howland, "Sociable" Hull, "Spaniel" Hutton, "Butchy Bear" Int-Hout, "Bug" Jaseph, "Chin Strap, Jr." Keiser, "Keis" Kendall, "Flat Top" Kliemann, "Zip"

Kuhling, "J\Iax" Lamb, "B-a-a-a" Lytle, "Otto" Malina, "Tarzan" l\farx, "Boozle" Mitchell. "Runt" l\forgan, "Squirt" Most, "Kwaral" Muir, "Tobi" McBrearty, ":l\fac" Nagel, "Harry" Oliver, "Olie" Popi!, "Castro" Porter, "Melancholy" Raach, "Gibralter" Samnik, "Nik" Serviss, "Jorge" Seymour, "Jeep" Sherry, "Fa-Fa" Skinner, "Mule" Snapp. "Snips" Stewart, "Reh" Strawbridge, D.J., "Buckie" Strawbridge, R ..-\., "Wonder-boy" Thornton, "Tony" Tranter, "Spider" Vaughn, "Road-runner" Watson, "Mike-Fink" Wherry, "Yac-man" Williams, "Willie" Winters, "Rick" Wilson, "The Wil" Woodley, "Woodie" '\t\!ozniak, "Woz" Yeoman, "P. K."

CONGRATULATIONS

CLASS

1961

* Mr. and Mrs. Warren S. Payne

20 NORTH WACKER DRIVE • CHICAGO 6 • Financial 6-2100

LOS ANGELES DALLAS CHICAGO NEW YORK

COMPLIMENTS

PAUL

ATWATER

Cities Service Petroleum Products HOWE, INDIANA

BEST

WISHES to the

CLASS

'61

BROWN'S 'BARB ER Howe

Indiana

SHOP

MIDLAND, MICHIGAN

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ADAMS ENGINEERING, INC. 1702 West Washington Avenue SOUTH BEND 21, INDIANA

. • • compliments of

WILLEY'S CARBIDE

. . • manufacturers of

Tungsten - Titanium - Tantalum Carbides

. . . precision

Hardmetal 11 tooling

Detroit, Michigan

Topeka, Indiana

•

..I

.. COMPLIMENTS TO

THE

CORPS

Edwin A. Swensson e~ Engineering and Sales

Rejnesenting

HERMAN PNEUMATIC MACHINE CO. NATIONAL ENGINEERING CO. SHELL PROCESS INC. NATIONAL DUST COLLECTOR CORP. HARRY W. DIETERT CO.

ComjJlete Engineering Service

2970 W. Grand Blvd., Detroit 2, Michiqan TRinity 4-3213

..,

CHUCK PRIEST'S TOWN HOUSE ANGOLA,

INDIANA

• Open Sundays for Dinners ·Except January and February

COl\IPLIMENTS

McMULLEN DEARBORN

TOOL SUPPLY CO. ROYAL OAK

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CONGRATULATIONS and SUCCESS

To the Graduating Class of 1961

DIAMOND

TOOL

AND

DIE

Dayton, Ohio

Alfred Orlow

COMPANY

COMPLIMENTS of

BANDHOLTZ- Paint Manufacturing Company

Wall Paper and Unpainted Furniture

lOG S. Pleasant Street, Sturgis, Michigan

Telephone: OL 1-5740 Paints

Enamels

Varnishes

Lacquers

Cadet Lt. Ross ]. Warner and his father extend their

HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS to the Seniors and the Entire Corps of Cadets for the efforts jnlt forth in the school year of

1960 and 1961

CERMAK ROAD REALTY 5825 W. Cermak Road CICERO 50, ILLLINOIS

* Brokers Frank Demi, Sr. Frank Demi, Jr.

OLympic 2-8702 Blshop 2-1116

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BEST WISHES from

FRIEND OF THE CADET CORPS

AMERICAN

MILITARY

505 Eighth Avenue New York 18, New York

CORP.

Our Wish for the Class of '61 The future is yours; may it serve you well! Ideals are like stars; you will not succeed in touching them with your hands. But like the seafaring man in the desert of waters, you choose them as your guides, and following them you will reach your destiny. Carl Schurz

Miles Laboratories, Inc. EI k ha rt, Ind i an a Makers of fine quality products

Aiko-Seltzer®•

Bactinec~ • Tabcin® • One-A-Day® (Brand) Vitamins• Miles® Nerv~e •

CLASS

1961

CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES

---·--Mrs. Ella Ford Watson 23650 Cherry Hill

Dearborn, Michigan

Delta Welder Corporation Manufacturers of

High Resistance Welding Equipment and

Special Machinery

450 Fair Avenue

F crndale '.20, l\'lichigan

BOB'S

RAMBLER,

Inc.

:WOO I Livernois DETROIT 21, MICHIGAN

COMPLIMENTS

Clarence Dunbrook Cleveland, Ohio

WITH

BEST WISHES from

DOUGLAS

MENSWEAR

Just Good Clothes

STURGIS, MICHIGAN

Congratulations to Our Son

SAUL ROBERT and Best of Luck to All Graduates of

Howe Military School CLASS OF

1961

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Leff

We Aim To Please

DAY

HOTEL

Norman and Ellen Day

FINE FOOD CAREFULLY PREPARED HOME-MADE PIES

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Telephone HO LaGrange

~~-355;3

Indiana

COMPLI~IENTS

INTERSTATE DISTRIBUTING CO., INC. 190 I S. Main Street

SOUTH BEND 23, INDIANA

ASPHALT PAVING 8 PARKING LOTS

8 TENNIS COURTS 8 DRIVEWAYS

STREETS II PLAYGROUND

---·--RIETH-RILEY 8 GRADING

CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, Inc. Telephone ULrick 4-4181

WOLCOTTVILLE, INDIANA

Buy Your New Car from

PAUL

HAVENS

CHEVROLET - BUICK

CO.

Highway 27-North

---·---

DECATUR, INDIANA

A Better Trade-Deal, Better Service - Bank Rate Finance ~

SEE STEVE HAVENS - Co. "A" SjJecial Corvette and Alonza Rejnesentative

COMPLIMENTS OF

Donald E. Kern, C.P.A. 808 Fort Wayne Bank Bldg·. Fort Wayne, Indiana

l COMPLIMENTS

Mr. and Mrs. Taki Christopoulos

LAKESIDE

REFINING

CO.

Xcel Gasolines Quality Fuel Oils KALAMAZOO

MICHIGAN

I I I

•

BISEL'S

$1.00

STORES

11 G W. Chicago Road

STURGIS, MICHIGAN

I J

Congratulations to The

Howe Military School

CLASS

1961

Mr. and Mrs. A. R. St. Bernard jJarents of

Cadet Bion St. Bernard

Telephone

GARDEN

2-2661

WILSON

Established 1839

MEMORIAL

"A Horne for Funerals" ~

210-212 South Main Street MIDDLETOWN,

HOWARD A. WILSON, JR.

Omo

THOMAS

"'WILSON

FISHER'S

BAKERY

"Quality Danish Pastry" SPECIAL OCCASION CAKES

Phone OL 1-6110

115 East Chicago Road STURGIS, MICHIGAN

Homemade Candy Homemade Ice Cream

COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE

Sturgis

Michigan

The Slatmyer Family

Karel R. Slatmyer, Senior Karel R. Slatmyer, Jr., M.D. Karel R. Slatmyer III Mrs. Karel R. Slatmyer, Senior Mrs. Karel R. Slatmyer, Junior Mrs. Hazel Kennedy Susan Anne Genie Marie Sarah Jo

SOUTH

SHORE

MARINA

Excellent Facilities

Ramp

Storage

Dockage Huron, Ohio

Comj1liments of

J. Robert Cooper

WISHING SUCCESS AND GOOD LUCK to

THE

CLASS

1961

---·--Mrs. Ruth Ann Hanning Columbus, Ohio

BEST THE

WISHES

CLASS

"Gl"

from

SEA-TRIM

CORPORATION

Div. of-THE LEMERT ENGINEERING CO., INC. PLYMOUTH, INDIA'.\IA

---·--Manufacturers of the "Plane - 0 - Matic" Elevators for Boats

and "AIRFLEX" PIERCING, DI!\IPUNG and RIVETING lVIACHINES

Compliments

REPUBLIC

POWDERED

METALS

Cleveland 35, Ohio

Manufacturers

*ALUMANATIQM Largest Se/J;ng Alumium Coating in The World

BEST

WISHES

from

CADET

PRETE'S

FAMILY

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R0 TA B Universal Positioning Fixture

SURFACE

PLATES

Cast Iron and Granite

CUBES ANGLES PAR.\.LLELS VEE &LO C.K.S HEIGHT BLOCKS STRAIGHT EDGES CYLINDER SQUARES

---·--MACHINE

PRODUCTS

CORPORATION

6771 East McN ichols Road Detroit 12, Michigan

f COMPLIMENTS

ABRASIVE AND METAL PRODUCTS CO. 729 Meldrum Avenue Detroit 7, Michigan

tjttt&e- ~

Pharmacies

MIDDLETOWN, OHIO

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J. C.

PENNEY

CO.,

INC.

STURGIS, MICHIGAN

COMPLIMENTS

Mr. and Mrs. Curtis A. Nobles

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

Dean F. Cutshall - Harry ]. Goeglein,

MANAGERS

850 Fort Wayne Bank Bldg., Fort Wayne 2, Ind. Telephone AN thony 1155

l I

lI COMPLIMENTS

---·--M & M NEWS STAND Sturgis -

Michigan

GAYLORD W. BAHL, Jr.

Chart er i\l ember

l\UDWEST STOCK EXCHANGE 79 0 N. Main Street MANSFIELD,

OHIO

CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS on this WONDERFUL BOOK'.

* CONKEY JEWELER 51'.l So. Main ELKHART, INDIANA

and Subsidiaries since 1876 Serving Industry

NATIONALLY and INT ERNA TI ON ALLY 17640 Grand River Avenue, Detroit 27, Michigan

Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McDougal J\fonroe Steel Castings Co., Monroe, Michig·an; Bonny Forge & Tool \Vorks, Allentown, Pa. - Alliance, Ohio; Buckeye Forging Company, Cleveland, Ohio; Crawford Steel Foundry Company, Bucyrus, Ohio

RYAr\

CAR:\!AN,

Pll.

ARRES,

PH.

RYAN PHARMACY

* 8700 S. Ashland Avenue

BE S-9700

Chicago, lllionis

HOBBY

GIFTS

ARTIST and STUDENT SUPPLIES OIL COLOR SETSGrumbacher pre-tested color sets. WATER COLOR SETSComplete with water color tubes and brushes in metal box. SKETCH BOXESFinished or unfinished. ARTISTS EASELSSturdy, compact sketching easels. Aluminum head with adjustable canvas clamp. PICTURE FRAMES WOOD BURNING SETS TEXTILE PAINTING SETS FINGER PAINTING SETS DRAWING BOARDS- All Sizes

ART DEPART'.\! ENT

FULLER'S Paint & Wallpaper Company

l 09 East Chicago Street

Sturgis, Michigan

COMPLIMENTS

SAYWELL'S

DRUG

STORE

Hudson, Ohio

* Harvey C. Hanna

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!

I I

! I I

I I

COMPLIMENTS

LAND

O'GOSHEN,

Inc.

NEW PARIS, INDIANA

COMPLIMENTS

STATE OF

BANK LIMA

* 106 Years of Continuous Service

I I

I SONNEBORN

CHEMICAL

and

REFINING

CORPORATION BUILDING PRODUCTS DIVISIOlvT

\Vat:erprool'ings, Dampproofing·s and Floor Treatments

HYDROCIDE - COLOR.COAT - 1..APIDOU1H

CARL E. l\IOST, District Sales i\Janager 1112 Deloss Street

l\IElrose 2-4587 Indianapolis, Indiana

BEST WISHES

from

Kliemann Real Estate g 16 Ecorse Street Ypsilanti, l'vfichigan

- _...., TOY

POODLE

PUPPIES

A. K. C. FROM CHAMPION LINES

Ready for Christmas Mrs. H. Paul Hoople Tiffin, Ohio

265 Melmore Street Phone: GI 7-4281

KENDALLVILLE

LAUNDRY

DRY CLEANING CO. KENDALLVILLE, INDIANA

and

Chartered Bus Service

SHOUP

BUSES,

INC.

CLEAN, COMFORTABLE COACHES RELIABLE DRIVERS

Buses Availa/Jle with

Air Conditioning Rest Rooms Radios Card Tables

for Information Call-

Phone 825-247 5

Middlebury, Indiana

C 0 l\I P L I i\1 E N T S 0 F

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin franklin Lehman

Cincinnati, Ohio

!~~~~~~~-~··~·~l

_, Only Merclwndise with a National Rejmtalion for Quality . .. SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES

Arrow Shirts

Dobbs Hats

Florsheim Shoes

Phoenix Hose

Jantzen Swim Suits

Rugby Sweaters

Swank Jewelry

Pioneer Belts

KEISTER

Walgreen Drug Store P1escri/1li011 Sj1ecialists ACCURATELY DISPENSED

Try us for your drug and sundry needs and SAVE!

FOUNTAIN and LUNCHEONETTE

I l

CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the

SEi'\IOR CADETS

SEALED

POWER l\lusKEGON,

CORPORATION l\IICHIGAN

Branches at: St. Johns, l\fichigan; Rochester, Indiana; LaGrange, Indiana; Stratford, Ontario; and l\Iexico City, l\Iexico \

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HAWORTH POLISHING & PLATING COMPANY METAL CLEANING - SAND BLASTING POLISHING&: BUFFING - ROTO FINISHING DECORATIVE CHROl\IE PLATING

KEN HAWORTH

PHONE 2-6714 444 E. South Street Jackson, Michigan

1 PHONE:

OL 1-3238

P. 0. Box 527

Licensed ii.laster Plumber

Mechanical Contractors

PLUMBING - HEATING - AIR CONDITIONING SHEET METAL

Sturgis, Michigan

'.310 N. Centerville Road

Licensed Sprinkler Engineering and

Installers

CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES

to the

Class

FOLTZ

1961

BAKERY

LaGrange, Indiana

BEST WISHES

to one of

HOWE'S FINEST

Company "A" and the Graduating Class of 1961

* Mr. and Mrs. Warren S. Payne

BEST WISHES

from

* Robert N. Chatain

1545 E. 63rd Street

Chicago, Illinois

* POORMAN'S Super Market Buchanan, Michigan

* I" ••

Ax. '.3-1125

PAUL

SWARTZEL

Insurance Service, Inc.

·...--... PAULE. SWARTZEL

President

2600 Far Hills Ave. Dayton 19, Ohio

I CONGRATULATIONS

CLASS

1961

Mr. and Mrs. Christensen Srugel

r--

You A !ways Save al

PORTER

Cut Rate Drug Store YOUR COMPLETE DRUG STORE

PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Sturgis, Michigan