1968 Howe Military School Yearbook

It is with mixed e111olions that the Class of 1968 graduates from Howe and becomes a class of A l1111111i. Firs I is the 1-elief from the strain of discijJli11e; next, the reminiscent pondering of friends who have since jJarted ways; Vilt the Olltsta11di11g imjnession that will stand every Howe grad1wte i11 good stead for the rest of his life is the 1·ealizatio11 that he grew during his brief career as a Howe Cadet.

Howe ln1ilds men as 110 ordina?y school could; it 1s only through close arid constant association with the ideals that Howe jJromotes that a true 111m1 is made.

We, the Seniors, realize that the greatest of these ideals rests in the school 'm ollo, "Faith and Honor." If we have truly grown, these words. will i11fl11e11ce the rest of our lives.

- THE SE:'\IOR CLASS OF

1968

COLONEL EARL H. DEVANNY

Dis'ci-pline: Trai11i11g which corrects, molds, strengthens or jJe·1feels.

Th e enforcement of cliscijJline in a military sit11ation is one of the mosl necessary lillt thankless jobs a man can have.

Over his years at Howe , Lt. Col. Earl H. Devanny has performed his job as Commandant of Cadets with a skill and leadershijJ that has molded the Cadet C01jJs into a well-discijJlinecl body.

So to yoll, Col. Devanny, we, the Senior Class of 1968, jJay the highest possible t1·ibute of 01n love and 1·especl. To yo11 we dedicate onr Tatler.

Seated (left lo right ): \\'attics , Sherrill, Smith Q, Condo n ; Standing: Rieksc, Ross , Kahn, Arnold .

THE TATLER BOARD

• \ ssocIATE EDITOR . .. .. . .• . . • . . . . . ... . . . . . . . •. . . • . • . . • . . . .

David E . Condon Thomas D. Arno'd

]h'St1"ES5 J\ [ A;-;AGER .... .. . . . . . . . . . . • . . . • . . . .. • . . . . . . . . . .. .

David F. Ross

EDITOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . • . . .•.•.•

Da Jic/ 1\1. Riel!se Pince J\I. Sherri// Assoc IKt i:: SPORTS ED ITOR . . . . . . . . . . ... . • • . • . . . • . • . • . . • . . . . . f211cnti11. P. S111 ith COPY EDITOR ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • . • . . . . . . . . .. .. . . • . • . . . David R. l'Vallles .\sSOC IATI .. COPY EnnoR . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . • .•. • . . . . • . . . . c;ary 1\T . /\. ahn J-'ACCLTY . \ D\ 'ISER . . . . . . . . . . .. ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • . . .. • .. The Rev. Ro/Jeri j. M urphy .-\ssoctATE Ht.:sI;-;Fss EDITOR . . . . . . • . . . • . . . . . . •. •.• .. . . . . . . .

SPORTS ED ITOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . • . . . . • . • . ..

Superintendent COLONEL RAYMOND R. K ELLY, A. B. , M .S.

Illinois College, Indiana University H eadmast er DALLAS E. SANDIFAR, B.S. , M.S. , M.A.

Purdue University Cha/Jlain THE REV. ROBERT]. MURPHY , B.D. , D.D.

Seabury Divinit y School, Nashotah House Assistant C hajJlain THE REV. JACK D. BOWLING, B.A., B.D.

Vanderbilt University , E jJiscoj;al Theological School Commandant COLONEL EARL H. DEVANNY, B.A., M.A.

Lake Forest College , The Am erican University Pri11cijJal of th e Lower School MARX D. MERRELL, A.B.

Senior Army Instructor V. BRUNI, B.S. University of West Virginia , George Washington University American University COLONEL ALBERT

Treasurer KENN ETH

G.

HERRICK

Howe 1940 B 11si ness J\l a11ager and Assista11 t T1 ·eas 1ne r RosERT E. PowELL, Assoc . B .S.C. International College Director of Admissions DONALD B. STUCKEY

How e 1934 Director of D evelo jm1 e nt JOSEPH A. GRAY

Colonel , U.S. Marine Corps, (Ret) Howe '35, B.S. Northwestern University Superintendent of B1tilding and Grounds MARION Kll\IBLE

FirsL row ( lcf L Lo r igh t): :\I r. H aas. ~\f r. O\'erman. \ I r . Jam es, ~J r. Pi per. ~ f r. Slater . ~ f r ?\f crri.; 11 , Fr. Bowl in g, ~I r . Sa 11 d iCa r, Fr. ".\f urp hy. Co lon el Ke lly . Co lonel B runi . Co lo nel D eva nn y, ,\ f r. Stu ckey. \ I r. Powe ll , ;\I r. T ingle\, \I r. Pag in . \Ir. Po lj a k, ;\f r. Sch in beck le r; Second row: ~ Ir. \ l a ler ich . ?\ Jr. Cox . ~I r. Hu vck . \ Ir. Kak. \ I r. H orl t: n . i\ 'r. E yers. '7\fr. 1-'a rccr, ;\f r. Ric harcl1.;, \I r. 13.,rncr, ~Ir. I· ow ler . Co lonel L i ttl e, ~ la j o r Cow les. ".\ Ir. Sc hwan t, \I r. O'Ne il . \l iss Bei k : f hird row: ,\ f r. \ \ 'r ight , \Jr. John'io n , ;\f r. 1 ~ro u t, i\lr. Koo ns. Cap l. Stu ckey. \ f rs. Sla ter, ;\ f rs . Kell y. \li ss Hard iman , ;\ fr s. Bcr ngcs. ~ I r. A ll en , i\ lr . .B un ce, M r. Zuercher, Cap l. Hosse,

Capt. H o ffm a n , S\ IAJ Ga las ka, Sgt. B ir ming ha m .

SACRED STUDIES THE A SSISTA NT C1-IAPLAI:\

THE CHAPLAI N

LIBRARIAN ~Jrss JosEPH I NE H A RDii\TAN ,

B.A.

Indiana Unive rsit y ENGLISH ]. CARL HORTON ,

B.A., M.A.

(S cy fcrth Cha ir of English) rl111h ersl College - Co /11111bia Universify CLIFF ORD

BYERS, B.S.

Boll Slat e Vnive rsir y

\VJLLIA'.\J HICKS, B.A.

P11rdue Univ e rsil)'

ERIC VON KOONS , B.S. Ball Slate Unive rsil)'

jAl\1ES MALERICH, B.A. Illinois College

SEAN D. O'NEIL, B.S. Rider Colleg e

MATHEMATICS and SCIENCE RICHARD BUNCE, B.S. Ce11tral Michigan University

HUGH FOWLER, B.S., M.S. !11di1111a !11.rti/11/e of TrYhnolog')' - St. Francis College

JACOB POLJAK, B.S., M.S. Ball State University-Indiana University

DALE SCHINBECKLER, B.S., M.S. 1'11rr/1u' U11i11ersity - low11 St11t e University - Michigan State University

DONALD ]. SINGER, B.S. l'Va)•ne Slate University

BERNARD

c.

SWARTZ, B.S.

,\/ ichigr111 Technirnl l'niversity -

IVestern Michigan University

CARL B. TINGLEY, B.S. Univenit)' of 11/inois

\\IAY NE L. TROUT, B.S. P11rd11e University

LANGUAGES R ENEE BERK, B.A., M.A. ll'eslern R.esen.1e Universil)•

Ei\IILY BERl\GES, B.A. ,\'or/ hweslern Un iversily

THOMAS KAK , A.B. University of Tampa

.JA J\ lES \V. SLATER, B.A., M.A. Co'gat e Universit)' - i·Vestern Reserve Universi ty

HISTORY GLENN Cox, B.S. K en/ Stale University

.JERRY .JOHNSON, B.A. , M.A. l'Vesler11 J\/ ichignn University

.Jo11N A. PAGIN , B.A., M.A. University of Iowa

ROGER L. ZUERCHER , B.S., M.A. Ball Stal e University - lndi111111 University

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DoN FARRER, B.S., M.A. Ball Sta!e University - University of Wyoming

GUIDANCE ROBERT

R.

i\1.S.

jA:'\1ES, B.A.,

U11iversit)' of Xorthern Iowa - l11dia11a U11iver.1ity

DRIVER TRA ININ G

J.

RICHARD

i\I .A.

PIPER, B.S.,

Manchest er College - Ball Stall' Unit•ersity

LOWER SCHOOL The Principal MARX

D.

MERRELL, A .13 .

Wabash College WARREN HAAS, B .A.

LUCILLE SLATE R,

Northwestern Universih• LOIS KELLY,

B.S.

Universi ty of i\J innesota

B.S.

J OHN UTZ, B .S .

lndiama Universi ty

lll diana Universi ty

\ V ILLIAM K NIGHT, B .A .

RI C HA RD \V1U C HT, B .S .

At hens College ! VAN 0 VERi\IAN,

B all Stale University

B .S.

GE OFFRE Y A L LAN, B.S .

TVeslern Illinois Universil)'

Ball Stale University

MUSIC DEPARTMENT Director of the Band - Glee Club GLE O H UYCK,

B.S.

B all Stale University- Va n dercook College of i\f usic

Director of Sacred Music - Organ - Pi ano SID NEY vV. BON E R, B.M us., M.M us .

T exas Ch ristian U n ive1·sity - University of M ich igan

THE MILITARY STAFF Senior Army Instru ctor C O LON E L ALBERT BR UN I,

B.S.

U niversity of W es! T'i rginia - George IVash ingt on U n iversil)' - A111ericnn U n ive rsity

COMMANDANTOFCADHS H. DEVA N NY , B.A ., M .A.

COLO NEL EARL

L ake Forest College -Th e A m erican U n iversit y

ASSISTANT COMMANDANT OF CADETS MAJOR LAWRE NCE

E.

COWLES

Tactical Officer, Company "A"

LT.

COL. FRANK

M.

LITTLE , INF. , USAR

Tactical Officer, Company "B" CAPTAI N ALBERT

H.

BOSSE

Tactical Officer, Company "C" MAJOR F RANK T . HE l NNHlA 1 N, B.S .

William and 1\fary College

Tactical Officer, Company "D" H . H oFFi\ IAN

CAPTA I N R uDOLP li

Tactical Officer, Company "E" CAPTAIN DONALD i\1. STUCKEY

Tactical Officer, Company "F" i\IAJOR LAWRENCE

E.

COWLES

Assistants to Senior Army Instructor SGM/E-9 FRANKE. GALASKA

SFC JE-7

WILLIAM M. BIRMINGHAi\I

Military Property Custod ian l\[AJOR LAWRENCE

E.

COWLES

HEA LTH DEPARTMENT Sch oo l Physicians i\1. REED TAYLOR, M.D.

I ndiana University

L.

D EAN

MATTOX, M.D.

Indiana University School Dentist

A. B.

NELSON, D.D.S .

Jndiama University Supe rintendent of the Infirmary MARGARET

A.

CORWIN, R.N.

Matron of the Lower School ANN AIKi\[AN, R.N.

STEWARD TOM Sl\IUSZ

OFFICES Accounting RONALD F. RICHARDS

interna tional College Secretary to the Superintendent BERNEICE \VJLLARD

Secretary to the Director of Admissions \! JOLET GRIFFITH

Secretary to the Headmaster DOROTHY NEIHARDT

Secretary to the Commandant LORNELLE M. TEETERS

Secretary to the Principal of the Lower School BARBARA HEINEi\[ANN

Secretary to the Director of Development MARY MILLER

Secretaries in the Administrative Offices L ILLIAN MATTHEWS I SABELLE HAAS

Quartermaster COLONEL C H A RLES D. CORW IN

THOMAS D UANE AR NOL D (T) 2 Years- Company " A " ;\f/ Sgt. 4; "F" Co. Asst. Tactical Officer 4: Sharpshooter i\redal 4; \'arsity H C lub 3, 4: Chairman of Jn vitations Varsity H Clu b 4· Acolyte '.l , 4; O rder o( St. \'incent '.I , 4: Christoph er 4; Va rsity Football 4; Varsity Ba;ketball 3. 4; \'a rsity Baseball 3, 4; Color G uard 4; Tatlcr Boa rd Assistant Sports Editor.

Tom lives at 509 Isbell St. , H owell , ;lfichi gan.

DAVID ANTHONY ASCH (Sports)

2 Years-Company "B" Sgt. 3; 2nd Lieutena nt 4; Platoon Leader 4; H o no r Wreath 3; Sharp, h ooter 3; Con d u ct Ribbo n s :L 4; Par Card !l; VHC 3. 4; Chairman of Social FuncLio ns 4; Sword and Shield

4; \\'eight Lifting 3. 4; Captain 4; Varsity Golf 3, 4; i\los t \'aluablc Golfer '.l , 4; Cross Country 3; Basketball 3.

Tony plans to attend Bosto n Universi ty in Boston and study Busi ness Admini -, tration.

His address is 1923 Franklin Ave., P ortsmo uth , Ohio.

VERNON KNOX AUSHERMAN 2 Years-Company "A"

Cpl. 3; Sfc. 4; Supply Sgt. 4; Jim Brown Pennant 3; ~larksman.:;hip ~rectal 4; Juni or ~lath

i\Jcdal Honor N.C.0. ety 3, Herald

3; Chemistry Me::lal 3; t)i tingui·h~J Cards 3, 4; Quill and Scro'! '.!. 4; 4; Thespians 4; National Honor Sod-

4; A.D.T. 4; i\lanaging Editor Howe

4.

Vernon

will

attend

Georgia

In·a itutc

of

Technology and study Aerospace Enginccrin~.

He li\·es at 639 S.\I'. !st Street, Boca Raton.

Florida.

JAMES MARK BARKER (Jimmie) 4 Years-Company "D" Pfc. I ; Cpl. Sfc. 2; 2 Lt. -1; Platoon Leader -!; \lark· man 3, 4; Runner-up i\lili ta ry History .-\ward 2; Con :luct Ribbons I, 2. 3, 4; Civil Defense Certificate '.I, -I; Honor Cards I . 2. 3, 4; Par Ca rds 2. '.I. 4; Runner-up i\ lo thers' Associa tion Gold i\f eda l for Best Sophomore Essay 2: H owe Herald -I; O ld Guard 4; Sword and Shield 4; I ron G ua rd 3; ADT I ; \'arsic)' Track I . 2, '.I, 4; T.~l. Footba ll.

Jim plans to attend Virg inia i\lilitary Insti-

tute in the fall. His address is 9951.-\ Sturgis .-\ \"e., Ellsworth Air Force Base. Rapid City, Sou th Dakota.

THOMAS RANDALL BELL (Hick) 3 Years- Companv "A" Pfc. 2; S/ Sgt. 3; Sfc. 4; Platoon Sgt. 4; Conduct Ribbons 2, 3, 4; Jim Brown Pennant 2; N.C.0.; Acolyte 2, 3, 4; Sacristan 4; Order of St. \ ' incent 2. 3, ·I; \'arsity Wrestling \lanage r 2. 3; Ci\"il Defense Certificate 3, 4 ; Iron Guard 3; Recreational Swimming 2, 3, 4; Lifesaving 2; Track 3.

Tom will enter the Uni\'ersity o( Kentucky

in the fa ll to study Agriculture. His hom e address is R. R. No. 4, Frankfort, Kentucky .

GLENN SHELDON BRADLEY (Lenny) 4 Years-Company "C" Pvt. I ; Sgt. 2; Sfc. 3; Captain 4; Company Commander 4; Honor Wreath I , 2; Expert :\ledal 3, 4; Runner-up Chicago Tribune Award '.I; C i,·il Defense Certificate 3, 4; Hon o r Cards I. 2. B, 4; Distinguished Honor Cards I , 2. 3, 4; Par Cards 2, 3; Conduct Ribbons 2. '.I, 4; A.D.T. 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Sword and Shield 4; Athletic Counc il 4; Old Guard 4; \'arsity Wrestling 2; Student Coach 3; \\'eight Training 4; \'ice President of Class 2. 4; Cum Laude 4.

Glen li,-cs in Co lon. Michigan at 1693 Palmer Lake and will enter the Uni\·ersity of Michigan in the fa ll to study medicine.

BRUCE ANTHONY BR UNK (Tony) 3 Years- Comp<rn) "E" Pre. 2; S/ Sgt. 3; 2nd Lieutenant 4; Plntoon Leader 4; Cond u CL Ribbon'i 2. 3. -4; i\Iarksman Medal 4 ; Iron Guard 3; H onor Carri '.I ; NE· DT Certificate 2; Play 4; Frosh-So ph Football 2; l.~f. Foo tbal l 3, ·1; Baseball 3, 'i; J.~f. Ba>ketball 3, 4; Swimming 3, 4; Life Sm ing 3, 4; Scu ba 2, 3.

Tony plans on go ing to \\'est Point or Ohio Srntc. His aclclrc<.;s i.; HI-I T;_1nglcwood Drhc, Springfield, Ohio.

TIMOTHY DAVID BURNS (Burno)

2y2 Yea rs-Company "C"' Pfc. 2; Sfc. '.I ; Lt. -1; Executi\'c Officer; C i\'il Defense Certificat e 3. -1: 7\l os t Earnc;;t Endca\·or ~\l edal 3; Sharpohootcr M eda l 4; Conduc t Ribbons 3. -I; Par Cards ~L -1: Hussars 2 , 3; H owe Herald -1; Sword a nd Shield 4; Jp·on Guard 3: Cheerleader 4; Intramural \\'rcsllin g 3, -1: 11Hram11ral Baskctbetll !L -I; ·intramural Football '.l . -1; Intramural Softball 3. 4.

Tim lin~s al 18887 Brciton Dri\'C in Detroit.

LON ALAN BURT (Phon n ) :l Years-Company "C" Pfc. 2; SgL 3; S[c. 4; Squad Leader 4; Honor \\'reath 2; Distingui~hed Honor Cards 3. ti : Par Cards 3. 4; National H o n or Society ·I ; Intram u ral Footba ll 2. 3. 4; Intramura l Soft. ba ll 2. 3. 4; Int ra mura l Ba, ketba ll 2. 3. 4; Jim Brow n

Pe nn ant 2;

Civi l Defense Certifi cate

3. 4.

Bu '"t live•; at 3 10 E. Ja ckso n in Elkhart, In diana <111 ~! will auend In :lia na lJni\'crs it y anJ

stu ::ly Chemistry.

]'.lSEPH EDWARD CHRISTEN (Joe) 4 Ycars-Cornpany "D" Pfc. I; Cpl. 2; Cpl. 3; Sgt. 4; Hospita l Sergcan1 4: Sharpshooter 3, 4; Conduct Ribbon; I. 2, 3. 4; Civi l Defense Certificate 3, 4; Par Cards I, 2, 3; Hussars 2. 3, 4; Band I , 2; Iron Guard 3; VHC 4; Old Guard 4: l'roshSoph I. 2; \'a rsity Football 4; Wres tlin g I, 2, 4: \\'eig ht Lifting 2. 3, 4; Varsity Track I ; J.M. Footba ll I; Athlete of th e Week 4.

Joe plans to attend Glen Oaks Co ll e1;e in September. His address is 523 Eln ora Drh·e, Fort W ay ne , Indian a.

COURTLAND EUGENE CLARK (Governor) 5 Years-Company ''B ''

Pfc. l; Cpl. 2; Sgt. 3; Sfc. 4: Platoon Sergeant •! ; M arksma nship M edal 3, 4; Conduct Ribbons 3, 4; H onor Cards I , 2. 3, 4; N.E.D.T. Awards I, 2; Na tio na l Honor Society 4; ADT I , 2; Varsity Swimming l , 2, :J, 4; Lifesa\'ing

2; R ecrea tional Swimming I, 2, 3, 4; NFL 1.

2; Old Guard 3 . 4; Civil Defen e Certificate 3, 4; Iron Guard 3; Marching Band l; Concert Band J. Courtland pla ns Lo attend Ohio 5tatc U ni. \'ersity in the fall. Court li\'es at R. R . No. 2.

Gibsonburg, Ohio.

JOHN ALFRED CLARK (Jack) 3 Years-Com pa n y "D" Pfc. 2; S/ Sgt. 3; I / Lt. 4; Executi,·e Officer -I; Cond uc t R ibbons 2, 3, 4; Pa r Ca rd 2; Hu sa rs 2, 3; I ron G ua rd 3; Swo rd a nd Shie ld 4; Civil Defe nse Certificate 3, 4; Va rsity Footba ll 3, -1: \'a rsity We ig ht Li fting 3; Var~ ity Baseba ll 3, 4; R eserve Baske tba ll 2; R eser\'e Base ba ll 2; Frosh·Soph Footba ll 2: I.M. Bas ke tba ll 4.

Jack pla ns to attend \\littc nbcrg o r Hi ra m in the [all. His add ress is 68 P leasan t Street \\'akernan , O h io.

DAVI D EDWARD CO N DO N (R abbi t) ti Years-Staff

Pfc. I; Cpl. 3; 2/ Lt. 4; Lower Schoo l Ass ista n t Tactical Officer 4; Ca r l B. Tingley Trophy 2; \ "H C '.l, 4; A.D.T. 3, 4; Ch airma n of In it iatiom \ ' H C 4; \ 'ars ity Track 2, 3; Va rsity Footba ll 3 , 4.

Da\C plam to a tte nd Belo it Co ll ege, Be lo it. \\"isco nsin . Hi s ad dress is 72 1 W . Cook Stree t, Por lage, \\'isconsin.

WlLLIAM ROBERT DONNELLY (Mary)

·I Years- Compan y '"A" Pfc. I; Sgt. 2; Sfc. 3; lst Lt. 4 ; Executive Offi ce r 4; ~rost Earnest Endeavor Cadet 3 ; ~tarks­ manship ~ledal 3. 4; Conduct Ribbons I, 2. 3.

4; Par Cards I. 2. 3. 4: National Foren -; ic Leagu e 2; Ci,·il Defense Certificate '.!. 4; Old Guard 4; Sword and Shield 4; Iron Guard 3; \'a rsity Swimming 3 , 4; Varsity Soccer 4: Captain Soccer team 4; Golf team 2, 3 . 4.

Bob plans to auend the University o( Pcnnsyl\'ania and major in Business Administration. He lives at 2720 Inverness , Shaker

Heights , Ohio.

MALCOLM DAVID DUNCAN (Da,·e) 4 Years-Co mpany "B" Pfc. I; Cpl. 2; S(c. 3; Captain 4; Company Commander 4; Marksmanship i\Iedal 4; Sharpshooter M eda l 3; Conduct Ribbons 3, 4; Par Cards I , 2; VHC I , 2, 3, 4; Choir I , 2; \'H C President 4; Varsity Swimming l , 2, 3, 4; i\fost Va lua bl e 2, 3; i\Iost Points 2. 3; Captain ~; Student Coach 4; Iron Guard 3; Old G uard 1; l.~1. Softball 3, 4; Ci,. il Ddense Certifica te :\.

4; Sword and Shield 4; \ 'o lleyball 2, 3, 4; Senior Life Sa\'ing 3; Advanced Swimn-iin g- 2.

Dave plans to a u e nd D e nniso n Univers ity or Otterbein Co llege and be an Engl ish m a jor.

His address is 30 7 ~ferchant Street, Newark , Ohio.

JOH N EDWARD D U YNSLAGER (Jo h n) 2 Years-Com p a n y '"D" Pfc. 4; I.i\I . So f tba ll , J.i\I. Foo tba ll.

J o hn p la n s to a tten d C ul ,.er-S tockto n Co llege in the fa ll. Hi s ho m e add ress is 3GG7 Croo ks R oad , A pt. 9, R oya l Oa k , i\Iichiga n.

NEAL MARK EHRLICH (Stubby} Ii Years- Battalion Staff

Pre. I; Sgt. '.J: ;\f ajor 4; Battalion Commander 4; Jim Brown

Pennant

I ; Ch icago Trib un e

Award 3; Runner-Up ~fost Earnest Endca,•or I; ~farksman 4; Cond uct Ribbons I , 2. '.I, 4; Honor Cards I , 2; Pa r Cards I , 2; O ld Guard 2, 3, 4; O ld Guard Secretary 4; NCO Club '.I; Sl\'ord and Shield chai rman 4; Speech Team 2: NFL 4; Degree of ~le.-it 4; Hussars 3 , ·I; Comma nder of Hussa rs 4; J.M. l'ootba ll I, 3; Frosh-Soph 2; Cross Country 4; Golf I , 2, 3, 4; Weig ht Lifting 3, 4; I.M. Volleyball 2, 3; J.M. Wres tling 3;T reasurer of Senior C lass 4; Herald Staff I; Iron Guard 3; Civil Defense Certi ficate 3. 4; Glee Club I , 2, 3; Vari e ty Show 2; Da nce Committee 2, 3, 4; Cheer Leader 4.

Neal plans to atlcnd Bradley University a nd become a Rabbi. His address is 205 W. Roselawn, Danville, Illinois.

MARK LEWIS EILENFELDT (Eilcs}

5 Years-Company ''C" Pfc. I ; Cpl. 2; Sgt. 3; Sfc. 4; Squad Leader; \\ 're;1Lh :J; 1\lost Earnc-,r Endeavor Award I; Conduct Ribbom I, 2, 3. 4; SharpHonor

~ h oo t c r

"'.\fcdal 4; Jim Brown

or Cards I, 2. 3.

2. '.I; Old Guard Guard 3; \'arsity ral Basketball l ,

Pcnn~mt

I ; H on-

4; NEDT l, 2; Par Cards I, 3, 4; A.D.T. I. 2. ~I; Iron Baseba ll I , 2, 3, 4; Intramu2, 3, 4; Sgt-of-Arms of Class

I. ~lark will major in medicine at ~lichigan Stale and lh·es at 866 Clcarcmont in Dear-

born. 7\fichigan.

RICHARD SCOTT FAIRALL (Scotty) 4 Years-Company "B" Pfc. I; Pfc. 2; Sgt. 3; Sfc. 4; Pia toon Sgt. ~larksman 3; Sharpshooter 4; Varsity \Vresliing I, 2; I.1\1. Football 4; I.~!. Basketball 4; J.M. Softball 4.

Scott plans to attend Bowling Green Univcrsity and major in Liberal Arts. H is address is 128 Columbus Ave. , Fremont, Ohio.

STEPHEN CONRAD FALK (Skee te r)

3 Years-Co mpany "A" Pfc. 2; S/Sg t. 3; L ie uten a n t 4; Pl a too n Lea d er 4; Ma rksma nship ]\[ed a l 3; Co ndu ct Ribbo ns 2, !L 4 ; H o no r Ca rd s 2. 3 . 4; Na li o na l H o no r

Soci e ty 3; Hu'5a rs 2, 3, 4; Iron G uard 3; Ho we H era ld Sta ff 3: Swo rd a nd Shi eld 4 : Civ il D ercn.,c Certifi ca te 3, 4; \'arsiLy Swimmin g 2. 3, 4 ; Ca pta in Swi mmin g Tea m 3, 4 ; Ass is ta n t Hus"'a r Co mm a nd e r 3: lntra mu ral Foo tba ll 2,

3. 4: W eig ht Liftin g 2, 3; Lifernv in g 2.

Steve will a tte nd Alm a Co ll ege in the fall and

s tu dy

Pre- La w.

He

li ves a t

Genesee St. , Flin t, Michiga n.

15 16 \V .

DANA FOREST FlNDLEY (Spindle) 2 Years-Company "C" Cpl. 3; Sgt. 4; Company Clerk ; ~larksman­ ! hip Medal 4; Civil Defense Certificate 3, 4; Dana plans to go to A lbion College in the fa ll and earn a Bachelor of Science degree in \\' ildlire

and

Conservation

Sibiculturc.

He

li\ es at 3783 Becchton R oad in Columbus, Ohio.

DAVID SUTHERLAND GALBRAITH (Goliath) 2 Years-Company "B" Sgt. 3; Sfc. 4; Squad Leader 4; Cond uct Ribbons 3, 4; Runner-Up Best l'irst Year Cadet ~~;

Runner- U p Math Award 3; Varsity Swim-

m ing 4; l.?.1. Basketball 3; Track 3; Recreational Swimming 4; Civi l Defense 3, 4; Scuba

3.

Da\C plans to ancnd Dennison University in the fall. His address is 3ti 10 Bronson Blvd., Kalamazoo,

~fichigan.

TRACY ENOS GEIGER Ill (Melt) 2 Years-Company "A" Cpl. 3; Cpl. 4; Squad Leader 4; Marksmanship 1\ledal 4; Co ndu ct Ribbon> 3. 4; Ci,-il Defense Cert ifi cate 3, 4; Speech Team 3 ; Intramural Football 3, 4; lntramural Basketball 4; Intramural Softball 3.

Tracy will attend Ohio State U niversity in Co lumbus, Ohio , and slud y Pre-Law.

H e lives

at 18 15 Quail Hollow Road , Dayton, Ohio .

RAY EMIL GILLESPIE (Ray) 7 Years-Company " B " Pfc. I. 2; S/ Sgt. 3; I/ Sgt. 4; Sharpshooter 3. 4; Co ndu ct Ribbon> I. 2. 3. 4; Hono r Cards I , 2; Par Cards I. 2; Old G uard I , 2. :;_ 4; Acolyte I. ~- :1. 4; Non-Co1m Club 4; St. Vincents 1 , 2. 3. 4; Varsity Baseba ll I, 2, 3, 4; J.M. Basketba 11 2. :i. 4; \ 'arsity Footba ll 4; l.1\1. Track I. 2. 3. 4; l.M. Football I, 3; JV Baske tball I; Ci,·il Defense Certificate 3. 4; Howe Herald 4; Iron Guard 3.

Ray plans to allencl

major in

~fcdicinc.

Ohio University ,1 nd His address is 16 16 ~Japle

Avenue, Zanesville, Ohio.

CARROLL WAYN E GR AY (Gro)

2 Years-Company "D'' Sgt. 3; Master Sergeant 4; Platoon Sergea n t 4; Sharpshooter i\! edal 4; Conduct R ibbons 3. 4; ADT 4; Nationa l Honor Society 3. 4; H oJn <>r Cards 3. 4; Pa r Ca rds 3. '1; Choir 3. 4; Glee Club

3,

4; A ssistant

Choi r Comma nder

I·

No n -Co ms Clu b 4; Vars ity Foo tba ll 4; \ ' I-I C 4; U !. Footba ll 3; J.M . Basketba ll 3; JLl\f. W rest ling '.\; !.M . T rac k 3; J.M. Baseba ll 3; Civ il De rcnsc Certi fica te 3, 4.

W ay ne will a u en d E as tern Mi chi ga n U ni YC r si ty to stud y e ithe r Business Admini stra· Lion o r Den t ist ry . 1-1 is add ress is 13945 Lon gacre. D etro it. 1\li chigan .

WILLIAM JAY HAMILTON (Dumbleton)

3 Years- Company " B" Pfc. 2; Cpl. 3 ; Sfc. 4; Supply Sergeant 4; Conduct Ribbons 2, 3 , 4; Par Card 3; Reser\'C Track 3; J.M. Football 3 ; J.M. Basketball 3. 4; J.i\f. Softba ll 2; Runner-Up Jim Brown Pennant 2; Civ il Ddense Certificate 3 , 4.

Bill p lans to attend Ohio State in the rail.

His address is 29 18 Berkshire Road , Cleveland.

Ohio .

DAVID SCOTT HARLAND (vnv!)

2 Years-Co mpany "B" Cpl. 4; Team Leader 4; Military Honor \\'reath 3; Sharpshooter Medal 4; Choir 3 Glee Club 3, 4.

Dave plans to attend Wittenberg Uni\'ersity.

His address is 31 Rodnor Circle, Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan.

WARREN LEE HARTMAN (Hoss) 3 Yea rs-Compa n y " D " S/Sg t. 4; Su p pl y Sergea nt 4; \'H C 4; Va rsity Foo tba ll 2, 3; Va rsity T rac k 2; ~l os t T ac kl es Award in "66 ."

Wa rren pl a ns to a ttend O hio N orthe rn U n ivers it y and m ajo r in Bus in ess Adrnini ·.- tra ti o n .

Hi s address is 206 No rth Broadway. Co lum bu s G rove, Ohi o.

RI CH ARD E. H EIM (Rick) 2 Years-Company "B" S/ Sgt. 3; S£c. 4 ; Squad Leader 4; Ho no r \\'rcath 3; Best New Cadet, 3; Color G ua rd 4; Con duct Ri b bons 3, 4; Pa r Card s 3; Na tio na l Honor Society 3, 4; Ho n or Cards 3, 4; VH C 3, 4; C hair ma n of Specia l I nvestigations 4; Cho ir :1; Cross Coun try 3, 4; Most Va lu a bl e 3, 4; Captai n 4; l.l\I. Bas ke tba ll 3; W res tling 3; Track 3. 4; J.1\C. T ra ck 3; Civ il D efe nse Ce rti · fica tes 3, 4; Tro n G ua rd 3.

Ri ck pl a ns to atte nd 'Veste rn lllichig an Un ivers ity. His add ress is 11 23 E . Bro nso n St,.

South Be nd , ~ndi a n a.

JOH N PATRICK HODSON (Trick) 3 Years-Compa ny ''C''

Pn. 2, 3; Cpl. 4; Hospita l Sgt. 4; Civil [)e. fe nse Cert ifica te 3, 4; Co nd uct Rib bons 2. :I ; Jntramu ra l Sof tba ll 2, 3, 4; Intram ural Foo tba ll 3, 4.

J o hn will a ttend Indi a na Uni ve rsity in t h e [a ll. H e li ves at 7833 Sta te Li ne in l\lun ste r , Jnd iana.

DAVID COVELL HOLL (Da,·e) 4 Years-Company "A" Pfc. I, 2; Sfc. 4; Pit. Sgt. 4; ~larks m ansh i p 3; Sharpshooter Medal 4; Chemi stry Award 3; Honor Cards I, 2, 3. 4; Par Card~ 3; A.D.T. 2; National Honor Society :!; Band I, 2; Varsity Wres tling 11; \'arsity T rack 3; Riffe Team 2; Intramural Softball I ; I ron G uard 3; Civi l Defense Certificate 3, 4.

Dave lives at 407 S. Cole St., Lima , Ohio.

He will attend H a n over Co llege in th e fall. ~ledal

WILLIAM ERIC HUNGATE (Eric) 2 Years-Co mpan y ''C"

Pfc. 3; Sfc. 4; Squad Leader 4; Civil lle fensc Certificate !!. 4; Co lor Guard :l. 4; ~farksmanship

~lcdal

4;

Di ~L ingui shecl

Honor

Cards 3. 4; Par Cards 3, 4; A.D.T 3. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Production Editor Howe Herald 4; N.F.L. 4; Quil l and Scro ll 4; Thespia ns 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 4; Jn tramu ral Basketball 3; Intramural Softball 3. 4; Scuba 3; Intramural 'A' restling· 4; Howe Hera ld 4.

Eric plans to attend the Unh•crsity of Rhode Island and plans to major in ~larin o Biology and Oceanography.

WALTER ILLINGWORTH (Walt) 5 Years-Company"£" Pfc. I; Cpl. 2; Sfc. 3; I/ Lt. Executive Officer 4; ofarksman Medal 4; Honor Wreath 2, 3; Conduct Ribbons I, 2. 3 . 4; Civil Defense Certificate 3. 4; Expert l\fedal 3 . 4; Par Cards I. 2. :s. 4; ADT I, 2, 3, 4; NEDT Awards I, 2; Honor Cards I. 2, 3, 4; Sword and Shield 4; Iron Guard 3; NFL I. 2, 3. 4; Degree of Distinction 3; Thespians I, 2. 3. 4; Secretary 4; Glee Club 2, 4; Debate I , 2. 3, 4 ; VHC 4; Treasurer of Old Guard 4; Old Guard 3, 4; Band I , 2. 3. 4; NFL President 4; Varsity Rifle I. 2, 3. 4; Captain of Rifle Team 4; I. o f. Football 4; 1.1\1. Softba ll 2, 3 , 4.

\\'a ller plans lo attend Case \i\'cstcrn Reserve niversiLy and sludy Engineering. His address is 21209 Col bz Road, Shaker Heights, 22, Ohio.

TEDDY ANDREW JACOBS (Ja ke) 5 Years-Compan y " D " P fc. 3; of arksma n 3; Sh a r psh oo te r -I; O ld G ua rd :s. 4; VH C 3, 4; Colo r G uard 4; Cho ir 3; \'arsity T rack 2. 3, 4; R eserve Baske tba ll

I. 2. . .fccldy plan5 to atLe n d Southwestern i\I ichiga n Co llege in the fa ll. His a ddress is R. R .

I , H a rtfo rd, Ill ichiga n.

MICH AEL HIR AM JO H NSON (H iram) 3 Years-Staff Pfc. l ; Cpl. 2; Sfc. 4; Assistant S-3; Ho n or Card 2; Par Ca rds I , 2, 3. 4; Iron Guard 3; 1'\on -Coms Club 4; G lee Club 2; Rcscnc 13askc tba ll 2; Baseba ll 2; Track 3; Cross Co un tn3; Li fe Sa\' in g 2; 1.1\ f. Footba ll 2; Ci,·il D~­ fe n se Certifi ca tes 3, 4.

1\!ike p la ns to a n end \\' cstcrn Mi chigan Uni,·crs ity a nd be a speec h t h erapist. H is add ress is 12 14 H a ncock Ave., Saginaw , ~[ichi ­ ga n .

GARY MARTI N K AH N (B a t) 3 Years- Co mpa ny " B" Pfc. 1; Sfc. 3 ; 2nd Li eute na nt 4; P la too n Leader 4; Runn er-Up Ji m Brow n Pe nna nl 2 ; ~l os l Ea rn es t End eavor A'vard 2: Co n::l u ct Ri b bo ns 2. 3, 4; H on o r Ca rds 3, 4; Ta tl e r Boa rd 4; Va rsity Footba ll 3. 4; Sg t.-A t-Arm s 4; W e ig ht Lifting 4; Sword a nd Shi e ld 4; Iro n G u a rd 3.

Ga ry pl a ns to a tte nd Cita d e l Milita ry Co llege o r the U ni ve rsity o f D ayto n. His ad dress is 1332 Ne' "' D r i,·e , D ayto n , O hi o .

CRAIG ALAN KAPSON (Kwaig) 7 Years-Staff Pfc. 1; Cpl. 2; Sfc. 3; Captain 4; Batta lion Ad· jutant 4; Best Posture 3; Runner-up Best First Year Cadet I; Marksman 4; Conduct Ribbons I, 2. 3, 4; Par Card 3; Sword and Shield 4; Secretary 4; Herald Staff 2, 3; Award of Quill and Scroll 3; \ ' HC 3, 4; Old Guard I, 2, 3, 4; Swimming I. 2, 3. 4;

~ t osL-lmpro\'ed

Sw immer

2; Soccer; Track I. 2. 3. 4; I ro n Guard 3; Civil Defense 2. 3; Da n ce Com mittee 2, 3, 4.

Craig plans LO attend Springfield Coll ege.

His address is 150 1 East Colfax, South Bend, Indiana .

ROBERT FRANCIS KNECHT II (N ecky) 2 Yea rs-Compa n y " D" $/ Sgt. 3; I/ Sgt. 4; Outsta nding First Year Cad e t 3: Jim Brown Pe nn a nt 3: Condu ct Ribbo ns '.l. 4; H onor Ca rds 3, 4 ; P a r Ca rel '.I: Na tio na l Ho no r Socie ty 3, 4; N o n-Coms Club ·I: l.M . Bas ke tba ll 3, 4; L \f. Softb a ll 3: 1.i\1 . \'o ll ey ba ll 3: I. M . F oo tba ll 4 ; R ecreat io nal Swimming 3.

Bo b pl a ns to a tte nd co ll ege a nd stud y law .

His add ress is 50 1 South i\l a in Stree t , No rth Libe rty, Indi a na.

WILLIAM PAUL KOCHER (Peg Leg)

4 Years-Compa ny "E" Pfc. I; Sgt. 2; Sfc. 3; Capta in 4; Compam· Commander 4; Superior Cadet I: Jim Brown Penna n t I; Old Guard 4; Sharpshooter 4; Conduct Ribbons I, 2, 3, 4; H aber ly i\ledal I, 2, 3; Oratorical Declamat ion 3; Ranking Cadet I ; Carl B. Ti ngl ey Award 2;NFL 3; Glee C lub 3, 4; National H o nor Society 3, 4; ADT I, 2, 3. 4; Concert Band I. 2, 3, 4; Sword and Shield 4; Dance Band 4; Cross Co untry I. 1; Golf I. 2, 3, 4; lron G ua rd 3; Drum i\ lajor 4; l.i\ I . Basketba ll I . 2, :J, 4; R ecreat iona l Swimmin g 3: Speech Team I, 2 . 3. 4.

LO

a tLcnd Ohio \\'cs lcya n Univer-

sity in the fall.

Paul plans

His add ress is 3184 Epworth

Avenue , C incinna ti , Ohio.

MELVIN LEROY KOHLER (Co lon el)

2 Years-Com pa ny "C" Cp l. 3; Sg·t. 4; i\larksma nshi p i\l ed a l 4: Con duct Ribbom 3. 4; Civil Defense Cert ifica te '.l.

4; Certifi ca te o r Excell ence T im e Magaz in e 3; Par Ca rds 3. 4; Va rsil)' i\l g r. Baseba ll 3; ln Lra mura l .Bas ketba ll

~J;

Jim B ro wn

P c nn a ~ll

J.

Me l plans to a u end th e U ni ve rsity o f Kentu cky in the fall. Hi s ho m e address is JOH ll' es terly Dri,·e, Cente rlin e, O hi o.

PETER ALAN KOW ALK (Pete) 6 Years-Company "'B"' Pfc. 2; Cpl. 3; Cpl. 4; Squ ad Leader 4; Sharpshooter 3. 4; Old Guard 2. 3. 4; Acolyte and St. \ ' incent s Gu ild 1. 2. 3, 4; l.M. Football I , 3. 4; \ 'a rsity Basketball I, 2. 3; I.M. Softball I . 2. 3. 4; Class Secretary I ; Treasurer 2; Sgt.At-Arms 3; Civil Defense 3, 4; H ead Acolvte -1.

Pete plans to enlist in the Navy. His address is 1606 Crccncrest, East Lansing, Michi· ga n .

WELLINGTON LEE (Well) 4 Years-Company "B" Pfc. I; Cpl. 2; Sfc. 3; 2nd Lieutenant 4; Executive Officer 4; Sharpshooter 4: Conduct Ribbon< I, 2. 3. 4; Honor Cards I , 2, 3, 4; Par Cards I . 2; ADT I. 2; NFL I , 2. 3; Old Guard 4 ; Sword and Shield 4 ; Ll\L Basketball I 2. 3; 1.~I. Softball 3; Weight Lifting 4; Debate I , 2; ;-\FL Degree of Merit 2; C ivi l Defense 3, 4; l ron Guard 3.

Welling ton p lans to attend Purdue and study engineering. His address is 3 10 \V. 24th Street. Chicago. Illinois.

ROMAN F . LYNCH (Marcelle Anastasia) 4 Years-S taff Pfc. !; Cpl. 2; Sfc. 3; 2nd Lieutenant 4; Battalion Supply Officer Best Poslllre 2. 3; 13e t Drilled Cadet 2; Jacob Poljak 's Best Albegra I Student Award 1; Haberly Award l; VHC 2.

3, 4; ADT 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3.

4; Sword and Shield 4; Headwaiter 2, 3. 4; Choir I. 2; Varsity Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 3; l\lost Pins and Most Impro,·ed 3; i\lmt Points 3; Varsity Football 4.

Roman plans to attend Iowa Stale Uni\'Crsity and wrestle along with a major in cnginc~ring. His address is 1330 N. Dearborn , Chicago . Illinois.

BARRY DEAN LYON (Cat) 4 Years-Compan y "D" Pfc. 3; I.1\I . Football 4.

Barry plans to work for a yea r be[ore entering college. His ad dress is 208 West Pearl Street, Coldwater, ~lichigan.

CHRISTOPHER OWEN MILLER (C.0.) .J Years-Company "E" Cpl. 2; Sgt. 3; S(c. 4; Platoon Sergeant 4; Sharpshooter 3, 4; Conduct Ribbons 2; Marching Band I. 2, 3, 4; Thespians 4; Old Guard 4; Co ncert Band 2. 3, 4; Iron G ua rd 3; I.M. Football I , 3, 4; l.l\I. Basketball 2, 3, 4; l.J\L SoCtball 3, 4.

Chr is plans to attend Ohio State U n i\'ersity in the fall. His address is 2901 Eastcre't Drive, Columbus, Ohio.

DAVID LAURENCE MILLER (Dave) 2 Yca rs-Co mpany "ll " Sgt. 3; SCc. 4; Squad Leader 4; Jim Brown Pcn nanl 3; Sharpshooter 4; National -H o no r Society 4 ; ADT 4; Choir 3, 4; Thespians 4, \'ars ity Soccer 4.

D a,·e p lans to attend \Vcstern ~[ichigan U nive rsity a nd his address is R oya l Oak , ;\I ichigan.

JAMES PATRICK McGUIRE (Jud) 2 Years-Company "E" S/ Sgt. 3; Sgt. Major 4; Conduct R ibbons :J, 4; Par Card 4; ~!arching Band 3, 4; Concert Band 3, 4; Dance Band 4; Non-Coms Clu b f; \'arsity Wrestling 3, 4; \'arsity Football 4; Senior Life Saving 3, 4; Civi l Defense Certi ficate 3, 4; Jim Brown Pen nant 3.

Jim plans Lo attend Eastern :\fichi ga n l.! ni \'Crsily and major in History. His address is 30203 O\'erdale, Farmington, ~[icbi gan.

JAMES CRAIG ORCHARD (Non) 2 Years-Company ''C" Sgt. 3; ~I /Sgt. 4; Platoon Sgt. 4; Conduct Ribbons 3 . 4; Runner-Up Best Posture Award 3; Sharpshooter Medal 3; Par Cards 3, 4; Distinguished Honor Cards 3; Civil Defense Certificate 3, 4; N.C .O . Club 4; Varsity Soccer 4; Co-Captain Varsity Soccer 4; Varsity Basket· ball 4; Intramural \'ollcyball 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 3, 4; Intramural Ba seball 3, 4.

Jim will attend Indiana Univers iL y and will

major in business nrnnagement or linguistics.

DENJ'\IS FRED OVERSHINER (Suzy) 6 Years-Companv " A" Pfc. I ;Sgt. 2; Sfc. :l : Lt. 4; Platoon Leader ·I; Honor \\'reath I; Sharpshooter Medal 3; Ex· pert ;\!edal 4; Best Drilled Cadet Medal 3; Conduct Ribbons ], 2. 3, 4; Par Cards I, 2; Old Guard 2, 3, 4; Sword and Shield 4; Civil Defense Certificate 3, 4; Iron Guard 4; Varsit) Track I , 2, 3; Most \ 'a luable Track 3; Track Captain 3; Frosh-Soph Football 3, 4; Most \'aluablc Player 4; \\'eight Lifting 2, 3, 4; ~lost \'aluable 3. 4; Most Potentia l Lifter 3; \\'eight Class Trophy 2, 3, 4.

Denny wi ll major in Cornputcr Technology at Purdue Uni\'crsity in the fal l. His hornc is al 4618 Fal l Creek Parkway North D r ive, I1ndianapolis, Jndiana.

THOMAS TERRELL POPE (T o m ) 3 Years-Com pan y "C" Cpl. 2; Sgt. 3; 1\!/ Sgt. 4; Pla toon Sgt. N .C.O. Club 4; Ci\·il Defense Certificate 3. -1; \'a rsity ll'rcstl in g 2. 3, ·I ; Capta in \'a rsity W restling 4; W eight Lifting 2, 3, 4; l'rosh-So ph 2; Scuba 2; Iro n G uard 3; Jirn Brown Pennant 2; Intramural Vo lleyba ll 3; Intramural \\'rcstling Coach 3, 4.

Tom pl a ns to a ttend college in the fall and major in Accounting.

MARTIN BRYAN PRITCHARD (Purple) 3 Years- Company '"A" S/ Sgt. 3; i\I/ gt. 4; !st Sgt. 4; Conduct Ribbons 2, 3, 4; N.C.O. 4; Choir '.!, 4; Civil Derense Certificate '.!, 4; !nm Guard '.!; Choir Commander 4; Glee Club 2; lnLramural Ba i·

ketba ll 2. 3, 4; Intramural Football 2. '.l ; Intramural Softball 2. 3; \'arsity \\'eight Lifting 4; Senior Life Sa1•ing 2. i\larty lives at 2242 lnvis ibrook Road. Toledo. Ohio. He will attend Ohio Northern University in the fall.

DAVID MARTIN RIEKSE (Mo use) 2 Yea rs-Com pany"!)"

Cpl. 3; Sfc. 4; Sq uad Leader -I; Cond u ct R ibbons 3, 4; H o nor Ca rds 4; Civil Defeme Certificate 3, 4; H o we H e ra ld 3, 4; H owe H e ra ld Staff 4; l.J\I. Footba ll 4; \'a rs ity Sw imming 3, 4; Va rsity Basebal l 3, 4; Varsi ty Cross Country 4; Varsity Track 4; l.i\I. W res tli ng 3, 4; l.J\ f. T ra ck 3, 4; Ta ller Board, Copy E dito r.

Dave pla n s to a tte n d t he U nive rsity of J\J iam i and m ajo r i n Bus in ess Ad min isLrat io n in

the fa ll. His add ress is 639 S.\\'. Firs t Street, Boca Ra to n, Florida.

DAVID FREDERICK ROSS (Zep)

2 Years-Company "C..

PCc. 3; Cpl. ~l; Sgt. 4; Squad Leader 4; Honor \\"reath 3; Conduct Ribbons 3; Marksmanship ~ledal 3; Varsity H Club 4; Copy Editor Tatler Board 4; Varsity Football 3, 4; Reserve \ \'rcslling 3; lnLramural Football 3; Intram11ral Softball 3. 4; Civil Defense Certificate 3. 4.

D'ne plans to attend Florida State, Tallahassee, Florida and major in ociology. His home address is Citrus Aven ue, Howcy-in-thc11i !Is, Florida.

PAUL H. SEAY (Duh) 2 Years-Compa n y '"D " Pfc. 4; Hospiial Sg t. 4 ; i\l a rksm a n 4.

Paul pla ns LO attend Penn S ta te a nd stud y Architecwre. His address is 6 18 Semino le D r ive, Erie, Pennsy lvani a.

PIERCE l\kCAJ\lMON SHERRILL (Li' Bulb) 4 Years-Staff Pfc. 2: Sgt. 3: Lt. 4; Bn. S/ 2s3; Honor \\'rcath 2, 3. 4; Chicago Tribune l\Jeda l 2; .\ w•ciation of the Army i\ledal :1; Expert I; Hon·>r Ca rds I , 2, 3, 4; Par Cards 2, !!. 4; Ranking Cadet M edal 2, 3, 4; National l\lerit Finalist 4; Haberly Award 2, 3, 4; Conduct Ribbons I , 2, 3, 4; Debate Trophy 3; Old Guard 1 HS Essay l\fedal I. 2; Living Church l\f eda l 3; NEDT Award I, 2; NFL 2. 3, 4; Sergeant-at.

Arms o( NFL 3; Vice-President 4 ; Debate 2. '.I. 4; National Honor Society '.I. 4; Associate Editor Howe Herald 2, 3, 4; Editor of Tatler 4; Old Guard 4; Band I; Choir 2. 3; Glee Club I , 2, 3, 4; SLaLe DebaLe Finalisl 3; 'T h cspia1n I, 2, 3, 4; ADT I. 2. 3, 4; Vice- President ·I; NFL Double Ruby 4; Quil l ;ind Scroll 3, 4; Howe Herald I , 2, 3, 4; Resen·e Rifle I; Cross Country 2.

Pete plans to attend l\I ichigan State Univers ity and n-iajor in Pyrotechnics. His ;iddrcss is •1000 J effry Street, New Castle, Indiana.

DAN DONALD SHRINER (Linda) i Years-Compn ay "A"

Pfc. I ; Sgt. 2; Sfc. 3: Capta in 4; Com1>a1w Comma n der 4; Sha rps hooter Medal 3; i\Jarksmanship i\ledal 3; Expert i\fedal 4; Runn er-up i\lilitary Excel le nce 3; Ch r istian Courtc ·v l\f cda l 3: N RA Medal I ; Cond u ct Ribbons I, 2.

3. 4; Runn er-Up ~fos t Earnes t E nd eavor 3; .Jim Brown Pennant I; Honor Cards I, 2, 3· Par Cards I , 2. 3, 4; O ld G uard l , 2, 3, 4; Acolyte I , 2, 3, 4; Order o[ St. Vincent 3, 4; Sword a nd Shield 4; Iro n Guard 3; Civil Defense Certificate 3, 4; Frosh-Soph football 2: Varsity Footba ll 3, 4; \ "a rsi ty Track 3, 4; Rifle Tea m I : Varsity W e ig h t Lifting 4; Captain Varsity Footba ll 4; W e ight Class Award 4; Sgt· at-A rms of Class 2; Secretary of Class :~; \'i ccPresiclcnl of Class 4; \'icc-Comrnandcr Old G uard 4.

Dan lives a t 2423 1 P embro ke, Detroit. and wi ll attend A lma College in ~fichi ga n in the fall.

QUENTIN PAIGE SMITH, JR. (Q.P.)

3 Years-Company " D " Cpl. 2; Sfc. 3; Captain 4; Company Cornman· dcr

4;

Sons

of

the

American

Revolution

ROTC ~ledal 3; Conduct Ribbons 2, 3, 4; Hon or Cards 2, 3. 4 ; ADT 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; NEDT Certificate 2; Howe Her· aid 3. 4; Howe Herald Editor-in-Chief 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; \'arsity H. Club 3. 4; VHC \ 'ice-President 4; Ta ll er Board 4; Sword and Shield 4; Tron Guard 3; Varsity Manager 3; Senior C 1ass President 4; l.i\J. \'olleyball J..i\l.

Basketball 4; Go lf 3.

Quentin will auend Purdue University to \\°Ork in Engineering in the fall.

Hi s address

is 1988 Roosevelt Street, Gary, Indiana.

ROBERT LEE SNYDER (Rock) 4 Years-Company ';E" Pfc. I ; Sgt. 2; Sgt. 3; 2/LL 4; Platoon Leader 4; Bronze i\ledal Haberl y Award 2; i\ lost lm prO\·Cd Speaker 2; Best First Year Speaker 2;

Best Oratory 2; Best Dramatic Speaker 3; Best Thesp ia n of the Year 3 ; i\!arksman 2; Sharpshooter 3; Cond uct Ribbons I , 2, 3, 4; C ivil Defense Certificate 3. 4; Third Degree NFL 3; Seco nd Degree NF L 2; First Degree NFL 2; Par Card 2; NFL 2, 3. 4; Thespians 2, 3,4; Order of St. \'in cent 3, 4; Aco lyte 2, 3, 4; \ ' H C 2, '.I, 4; O ld Guard 4; Herald I ; l\farchin g Band I , 2, 3, 4; Con cert Band I, 2, 3, 4; Dance Ba nd 4; G lee C lub 3, 4; Va rsity Ma n age 1"s Lclter 3; Cross Co untry 3; Varsity Soccer 4; \\'e ight Lifting Trophy 3; J.l\f . Footba ll I; \\' rest ling 2; Track I , 2; Recreationa l Swimming I; J..\I. Baseball 3, 4; Speech Tea m ; De· bate Team 3, 4; Student Co ng ress 3, ·I; Sword a nd Shie ld 4; NFL Secretary 3; Assistant Drum i\lajor 3; T hesp ian Vice-President 4.

Bob plans

lO

a u end one of th e military aca-

demics and study Oceanography. Hi s address is 133 Lind sey Road , i\lonroe Fa ll s, Ohio .

WILLIAM JON SPENGLER (Bragger) 4 Years-Company " D" Cpl. 2! Sgt. 3, 4; Color Guard Commancler; Honor Wreath; Sharpshooter 3, 4; Conduct Ribbons I , 2. 3, 4; Hussars I , 2, '.\, 4; Choir I; Old Guard 4; Reser\'C Football I; l.i\J. Softba ll 2, 3, 4; l.i\1. Football 2, '.l, -!; l.~1. \'olleyba ll 2. 3, 4; J.M. Basketball 2, '.I, 4; Recreational Golf 1.

Bill plans Lo a1tencl the Uni\'ers ity of Toledo and major in History. His address is 2624 Barrington Dri,e, Toledo, Ohio.

THOMAS McDADE SPENS, JR. (Precious)

2 Years-Co mpany "B " Cpl. 3; Sg t. 4; Tea m Leader 4; Co ndu ct Ribbo ns 3; Pa r Card 3; 11.i\1. Basketbal l :l.

Tom plan to alle nd ferris Slate Co ll ege.

His address is Bl State A,·c nu e, Alpena , i\li chiga n.

ANTHONY LEE TURKETTE (Turkey)

4 Years-Company "C" Pfc. I ; Pfc. 2; S/Sgt. 3; 2nd Lt. 4; Platoon Leader 4; Best Posture Award I; Conduct Ribbons I , 2. 3, 4; Jim Brown Pennant I; Sharp· shooter i\ledal 4; Par Cards 2, 3; Old Guard 4; Iron Guard 3; Sword and Shield 4; H ussars 2, 3. 4; Intramural Football I, 2, 3, 4; lntra· mural Basketball I , 2. 3, 4; Intramural Soft. bali I , 2, 3, 4; Scuba I, 2; Civil Defense Certificate 3, 4; Butt Room 3, 4.

Tony lives in Hazel Park, Mic h igan , at 2'.l82 1 Crossley. and wi ll attend Eastern Mich· igan University in the fa ll.

JOHN HOWARD TUTTLE (Sky)

4 Years-Compa n y "A " Sgt. 3; Sg t. 4; Squ ad L ead er 4 ; Conduct Rib· ho ns I , 2. 3, 4; Ma rksmanship i\l cd a l 4; C ivil Defense Cer tifi ca te 3, 4; Ho no r Card s 3; H er· aid Staff 3; Ch o ir I , 2, 3 . 4; Iro n Gu a rd 3; R adio C lub I ; Speech 2.

J o hn li ves a t 323 12 Arlin g to n Dri ve, Bir· min g ham . i\li chiga n , and will a ltc nd co llege in th e fa ll.

GARY MICHAEL WAGONER (Gav) 4 Years-Company ''A" Pfc. 2; S/Sgt. 3; Sfc. 4; P latoo n Sgt. 4; ;\larksmanship ~fedal 3; Sharpshooter lllcdal 4; Honor Wreath 2; Cond uct Ri bbons I. 2. 3.4; Honor Cards 2, 4; Par Cards 2, 3, 4; O ld Guard 4; N.C.O. 4; Iron G uard 3; Herald I, 2. 3; Feature Ed itor 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Civi l Defense Certificate 3. 4; Band I , 2; Varsi ty Soccer 3, 4; Int ramural Basketball I , 2. 3, 4; Intra mura l Softball I, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Football I , 2, 3, 4 .

Gary plans to attend Alm a College in Alma, llli chi ga n , a nd stud y Pre-Med. He Jives at 409 N. Co lumbi a, U ni on City, Indi a na .

DAVID ROBERT WATTLES (Lucy) 3 Years- Staff Cp l. 2; Sfc. 3; Capta in 4; Baualion Ex ecuti \' o Officer 4; Military H onor Wreath 2, ~l; Superior Cadet Medal 2; Runner-up Chicago Tribun e Award 2; Association of the Un ited States

Army ROTC Med a l 3; Honor Cards 2, 3, 4; Par Cardi 2, 3. 4; NEDT 2; Conduct Ribbon ; 2, 3, 4; Haberl y Award 2: ADT 2, 3. 4; President 4; Sword and Shield 4; Thespians 2. 3, 4; NFL 2; Secretary 3; Varsity Swimming 2. 3; Weight Lifting 4; Varsity Football 3; Stud~nl Coach 4; Iron Guard 3; Tatler Board 4; Usher !l; !.~!. Baseball 2, 3; Runner-up Jim Brown Pennant 2; Play 2, 3. 4.

Dave plans Lo attend ~fichigan State University and study Radio and Te levhdon or law. Hi 1 address is 4146 NcarbrooK Road ,

Bloomfield Hills, Michigan.

THOMAS GEORGE WELLES (Zit) 3 \'cars-Company "D" Staff Sergeant 3; Lieutenant 4; Platoon Leader 4; Sword and Shield 4; Iron Guard 3; Herald 3; ~.i\I. Football 2.

Tom plans to attend i\lichigan Tech. in the fall. His address is 12855 Burt Road , Detroit, ~I

ichigan.

FRANK STEARNS WHITE (Rank) 5 Years-Company "C" Cp l. 2; S/ Sgt. 3 I/ Sgt. 4; Conduct Ribbons I, 2, 3, 4; ~rarksman s hip i\ledal 3; Sharpshooter ,\ Jedal 4; Civil Defense Certificate 11, 4; Par Cards l, 2; Honor Cards l, 2, ~-; N.E.D.T. 2; Varsity H Club I , 2, 3, 4; Secretary V.H.C:.

4; N.C.O. Club 4; Secretary N.C.O. Club 4; Aco!yte l. 2. 3, 4; Assistant H ead Acolyte 4; \ 'arsity Baseball l, 2. 3, 4; Rescn·e Basketball I ; Frosh-Soph Footba ll l , 2.

DAVID BADGER WILLIS (Will)

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Pfc. 2; S/Sgt. 3; 2nd Lt. 4; Platoon Leader I; Conduct Ribbons 2. 3, 4; Ci\ ii Defcrnc Certi· ficates 3. 4; Color Guard 3; Par Cards 2. :l, I; Honor Cards 3, 4; National Honor Socict\· ·1; \ "ars ity H Club 4; Sgt.-A-:\nns 4; Iron Gt;ard 3; Sword and Shield 4; \ 'arsitv Foolba ll 4; \ 'ars ity Basketbal l 3, 4; \ 'a rsiLy ·Baseba ll 2, :l, 4; Intramura l Footba ll 2, 3; Caplain Resen e Basketball 2; Class Treasurer 2. \ \ ' ill wi ll allend Lhe Univers it) of Mia m i of Ohio in t he fa ll and live; at 12i0 l)a)ton A\e· nuc. \\'ashington Court House, Ohio.

DAVID GLENN WINTER (Fa ng) 4 Yea rs-Com pa n y " E "

Pfc. I: Cp l. 2; C pl. 3; Sfc. 4 ; Sqn ad Lead er 4; Ho no r \Vrca th 1, 2; har ps hoo ter 3, 4 : Co nduCL Ribbo ns I , 2, 3; Par Ca rd s 1, 4: N [ D 'J' I. 2; Runn e r-up Fres hman Essay Co n tes t I; G lee Club I , 2 . 3, 4 ; C ho ir I , 2 , 3; Lib rar ia n :I: ~! a rc hin g Ba nd I. 3. 4: Concert Band I . 4 : NFL I. 2, :1. ·I: Treasu rer 3; H e rald I . 2, 3; Da nce Band 4: Old Guard -f; Quill and Scro l1 ·I ; Iro n Gu a rd 3; Runner.up Jim Bro wn Pennant I ; R csc1Tc Swimmin g I ; Civil D e ft n ~ c Certifica te 3. 4; J.i\I. Athletics 2; Natio n a l Th es pian Soci e ty 3; Degree o( Dis tin t:t io n ~1; Bes t First Year Speaker 3.

D a ve pl a ns to a tte nd Eastern ~lichi ga n Uni \'Crsit y a nd s tud y Dram a tics. His ho me ~1 d ­ dress is 180 \'arn Lane, Birming ha m. l\Jichi · g an.

STEVE YLIOFF (Sy) 2 Years-Compa ny "E" Sgt. 3; Sfc. 4; Pla too<> Sgt. 4; Honor Wreath 3; Conduct Ribbo ns 3, 4 ; Marching Band 3, 4; Con cert Band 3, 4; Dance Band 4; Non-Coms Club 4; Glee Club 4; Civil Defense Certificate 3, ·I; J.i\f. Football 3, 4; I.l\I. Baseball 3, 4; ~ l id -Winter play 4.

Sto·e plan s LO attend Eastern ~fichigan Uni\ Crs ity a nd s tudy Medicine. His address is 105 \\'. Sunse t Blvd. , Battle Creek, l\lichigan.

JON CHARLES YOU NG (Jon)

'.I Yea rs-Co mpa n y "C" Pfc. 2; Sgt. 3; Sfc. 4; Sq uad L ead e r 4; A.D .T. 4; H on o r Ca rds 3, 4; Na ti o n a l H o n o r Socie ty 4; Conduc t Rib bo ns 2, 3, 4; Va rsity Swimmin g 3, 4; Scub a 3, 4 ; Li fe Saving 3, 4; J~tra mu ra l \\' res ll in g 2, 4; Quill and Scro ll 3, 4; A colyte '.I, 4; Ord e r of St. Vincent 3, 4; Iron G ua rd 3; Ci\' il D e fe nse Certifica te 3, 4 .

Jon will major in Scie nce at }\fichi gan State Uni ve rsity in the fa ll a nd lives a t 1709 So uth· gate C t. in Adr ian . Mi chiga n .

KENNETH LYLE YOUNGEBERG (Burg) 2 Years-Company " D " Sgt. 3; i\laster Sergeant 4; Platoon Sergeant 4; Conduct Ribbo ns !I, 4; NCO Club 4; I.i\I. Football 4; J.i\f. Basketball 3, 4; \'arsity 3, 'I. Ken plans to a ttend college and take up the stud y o( Law. H e li\'es in Wakema n . Ohio.

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President . ..... ...... ........ . ....... . ...... .. ... .. ........ Quentin Paige Smith, Jr. T' ice-President ............ ... ..... . ....... .. . ..... ......... . Dan Donald Shrin er Secretary .......... .. .... . .. . ............... .. . .. ..... . .... .Dl!nnis Fred Q,·ersbin er Treasurer . .. . .. .... .... .. .. . .............. ... . . ... . . . ...... N ea] i\J ark Ehr] ich Sergeant-at-Arms .............. . .. .. . ...... .. ...... . ... . .... .G;iry Martin Kahn

SHIRLEY R. GLENN Mr. Shirley R . Glenn ca me to Howe in September, 1936, as a teacher of Latin a nd mathematics and retired in June, 1967.

During the last twe nty years of his ten ure he taught mathematics exc lusive ly, establishin g a wide-spread reputation for superiority in th is field. He was especiall y respected (or his compreh ensive mastery o( the techni ques o( teaching the new mathematics. i\lr. Glenn took his A.B. and i\f .A. degrees from Indi a na U niv ersity and did adva nced study in mathematics at Notre Dame. Purdue, a nd St. Francis College, hav ing been awarded fellowships al a ll th ese in stitutio ns. For many years h e served as Head o[ the Department o( Mathematics at Howe a nd in 1966 was ho nored by th e H owe Alumni A ~sociation by election to the new ly crea ted .-\lumni C ha ir in i\Iathematics.

In addition lo being a mas ter teacher, i\Ir. Glenn was a fin e Christian g·ent leman , who represe nted th e hi ghest traditions of his profession a nd was beloved by students a nd colleag ues alike.

>ieatcd (left to right ): Ped dcn. Tripp. Burns ~I, J o nes ED, Toutant; Second ro\\': Featherston. Stesnr. Downe\, French. SLa\Takas. Trame l . Gi lbert, Green, Chaffee, Rice; Third row: L'Esperance. Ellis: Kanalos : Ncll'ell, Harper JC, Schenefield, Gray, Merchant, Prest, Chiakmakis. Harper JR; Founll row: Daniel, Date, \\'at.so n. Ko rcgi, D ;n is V\' , B loch, Schaffer B , Shaffer C, Crider,

Thee. Dragunas; Fi[th row: Ru sse ll, Sharp, Schroen. Stergios. Hawkins. lgo. Siegel \\', E ld er. Selby. \\'hit lock, Giesy; Sixth row: Harrison, Riggs. \ 'an Sickle. Creill'e \\' E. Rosselotl, \\' hite C, Sigler, Kensill, S11aufer. ~lcClure , ll'hitcomb; Sc,cnth r<H\': Sicwcn, Jacobs 1-1, Cox, Fougcroussc, Bollinger, Long J, 'T hom , J-Iobbs, O rchard S. ~J

inor, Bower.

Th e gn:a tc:st d1all enge for the Junior class "'ill be initiated 11·ith the co nclusion ol tile ring ceremony-that of taking tl1e places o[ the graduated Seniors.

Class o!Tice rs representing the Juniors were i\ Jik e Burns, presiclem; i\Iany Tripp. ,·ice-prc:. icl ent ; Ed .Jon es, secretary; Ray Peclclen , treasurer; a nd J\ f ark Toutant, scrg·eantat-an11s.

_\ t th e close of the ;chool year the Junior class sponwrecl the Commencement dance, th e ring ceremony, :incl the Iron Guard with the ass islance of i\Jr. Eric Von Koons, the class spo nsor.

Knee lin g (lcfL Lo rig h t): Re' no Id s, Ka bran. DeTone. Sexton, \\'a Iker K, Deva nn y, Serna, Reynolds, Anderson , Siegel D; Second row: Badt, Hill, \\'ilborn, Johnson J . Blanchard, Schenck. Ga lle he r, Beron, Snyder R, Bcnitc1, Dannacher;

Third row: Ta)lOr , \ 'rakas, SLroud , \\'ilkinso n , Co r yell , Nic h o lls, Do,·cy, DauLcl, Dargusch B, :'lli ller C F ; Fourth row: Bcgle. Prater, Edwarcb, Klika, C rubbs, Sheppard, Bridges B, Snrnlis. Quinlan, :.rudry. Sculle); Fiflh row: Partridge. J'rcderick , Parskaudas, \\'o n g. H all, Beaks, i\fcClclland. A rdi sa na, Buskirk,

\\'illiams. \\'a lke r J, :.l oore i\I; Sixt h row: Bywater. Chi nnoc k.

~rann.

Sub lette, Boger. Cru ll , Diehl , C rumm c T,

Stra ndbergh. T rc"tgcr , , , .right; Seven th rO\\·: ...r o les, Hubc 1, l)a,is, \\'i lcox, Bisschup . .Bakris, Juhl. ;\lunda y, Vra :cr , Perrott, Lee, Corman;

E ighth row: Knox, Bump, J an·is, Thompson, O'Reill) S, J o n es C , Shult1, J e nse n , C le m ens, Sh ull , Ccden , Smallwood, Sucher.

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Under the leadership of Keith vVa lker , president; Niles Sexton, 1·ice- pres icle nt; Trace DeYanny, secretar y; Salsa Serna, treas urer; and Rick. DeTone, sergeant-at-arms Lhe Sophomore class co mpil ed a n impressive academic a nd a thl etic r ecord .

"With th e aid of i\Ir. Glenn Cox, faculty adY iser, the Sophomores did a n outstanding job of decorating th e i\Ioth er's Day d a nce. The theme was th e setting of Camelot.

Presently, the Sophomore class is the largest group of cadets.

First row (left to right ): Dargu~ch. ~I illcr \\·. D~n is G . Sig·won h . Fair. Casler. Paulsen, R cag::r. Brown. All ison. ~la !chncr. Bo rgel t. Hutu!, l\.c ll~. Eddy; Second row: Huitt . Chancy. Seguin. '.\"ichol ls, Botarlh . Toolis, Keeton . . \ ays. P c1ucnik.

Ada m ~ k i. .\I cCa ughna. G~1 u-ss: rl1i rd ro\\': Kuni ;. Pro~scr. Tune. Thuma, Dexter. Schram, Carey. Clark L, Aalbcrsberg.

Bueche. Earl, Gear~: Founh ro w: Drake. Osterfeld , L\lagee, H and loscr, Keeler, Kruse, " ' ilcns , Barna , Nelson, C hc,a lie r. Cordie: Fifth row: Bomba r. Grumme D. Smirno\, ~l c Kown , Root, Freema n . Gr u ber, " ' hite S, Hochrlo<'rfcr. ~f anning. Randall. Skubic: Six th row: Spauld ing . Brown. 13u cll . Kopp. \\'onhing to n , Da \'idso n , Fox , Busch , Khami'i, Sage.

Hun t, Bernard , ()'Reill) R . Parson s.

Jn the past months the Freshman class has proven to be quite capable of collecting many honors, both in academic a nd athletic fields . .-\t a n impromptu elec tion Tom M cCaug hn a was elected as President a nd Cornelius Hochdoerfer was selected as Vice-President.

H owc,·er, th e Freshmen [ailed to pick a class ad \'iser.

EIGHTH GRADE l'irst row (left Lo ri g lH): Chil ders, Blackwell , Cha5c, Pearman , Dwyer, Hunler, Gi lbertson , Sa ndifar , Howell , Richard so n D , Opie, :":J rbes; Second row: Sundin, S ieg le, \ 'o llm er, \\'ail, Co nno ll y P, Lewis , In glell, Breed , Schepman , Allison; Th ird row: Pai rHer, January \V eld y. Erri ngton, Iluus , Barnbino, Bridges. \V cin berg. Pokorn y; Fourlh row: T hu mm, Pe nn D, .Jc\\'cll. \\'c bc r, ;\I is hler. SteYerls . Hann a bargcr. Snouffcr, Cherr y;

Fiflh row: Sill er, /lf addox. ZesLos. Hcarscy. Long. Su-owdcr. Bach, Bunl, Alexander; Sixth row: Pearce. Hoffrnan \\' , Ga ll e her, Spen ce, Payne, Kemrnerer, Bowen, l\lcCoy.

SEVENTH GRADE First row (lef L to right ): Doyle, /l l arti n . Bender, Stone, \\' ciss, Silberstorf, Smith JL ; Second row: J acobs, Palmer. Dautel. Les te r, Schwarll, \\'illi a ms P , Jones. ~f eac hurn , Stahl; Third row: Carlson, Kamps. \\ 'elty, Goodman, ~l a u ra n , Osterfeld. Plot ts, Smirnov V; Founh row : Kan tn er, Brown. Ireland, Conno ll y D, Niemeier, Ri chardso n

Fifth row: Sloman. Entrekin , Jen se n, Linfonh. Da\'is, Oa kl ey .

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Hoffman B, L 'Espcran')c ;

SIXTH GRADE First row (left LO right): Penn .J . :\fc:'-lew, Powe ll, SarO\ ich. SlcntL, J ohnso n . Kruse; Second row: Rieu , Carothers, Stinchcomb, Hodges , Hadley, Willi ams K, Bateman.

This school year sho uld be remem bered as outstanding beca use it was the first full year in new White Hall. There was a ca p ac ity enrollm e nt of 112 eager cadets.

The compa n y was form ed in to [our platoons with Bridges, R .L. , as the compa n y comm;1 nd er.

An o ther outstanding first was the addit io n o f a teac her to th e staff to e nab le th e inclu sion of physica l edu cation full -t ime into the curriculum . Every bo y now has ,1 physical education class every day. Gymnastic equipm ent was purchased with a ge n ero us gift from the Mothers' .-\ ssociation.

A high level of academ ic achi eve ment was maintain ed throug hout th e yea r. :-.lore than 75% of the cadets were makin g PAR by the fifth grading p erio d and all previous honor card reco rd s wer e broken .

First row left to right): \\'elty, Carlso n , Carothers, In glctt, Good ma n KD . Stinchcomb, Bender, Weiss; Second row : ~Ir. Bo ne r (ChoirmaHer). H arland, Cha ncy, Hutu !, H odges, B row n CC, :\lcCoy, Hcarsey; Third row: Da\'idson , Kh a mis, Hill, Geary, T oo lis, Root, Bakri s; Fourth row: Pritchard (Commander) . Brown KL, Greiwe, Tuttle , ~lillcr l)L (Assista nt Commander); No l show n : Dannachcr, Gray C\\1 , (Ass istant Commander), Hunt.

The All Saints' Chapel Choir this yea r had a membership o[ thirty-two boystwelve from Lower School a nd twenty from Upper School. It provided music for the Sunday celeb ra ti on o f th e Holy Euchar is t as well as leadersh ip for da il y chapel hymn sin ging. Each Sunday throughout the year it p erfor mu1 sp ec ial h ymn s or m otets. music taken primarily from the works o f the great R e n a issa n ce an d Baroque composers. Sp ecia l emph as is was p laced on music for Founders' D ay. P,tlm Sunday (Co nfirm at ion ), Easter, J\l ot hers' Day, a nd Commencement.

As in previous years, the choir performed musi c for the Boar's Head Procession a t Christmas, and on th e Sunday after Easter sa ng for th e Hol y E u ch arist at Trinity Ep iscopal Church in Fort vVayne. It was Trin ity's 21st annual Howe D ay. Jn l\fay a selected group from th e choir a ttend ed a concert given by th e St. Luke's Choristers in Kal amazoo. The cho ir also provided music for St. 1\l ark's Pari sh at a celebra tion of the Holy Eucharist in St. Jam es' Chapel. l\frs. Sidney Bon er sen·ed as choir moth er, in suring that th e choir was appropriately vested.

Pan of the musi c program of .\II Saints' Chapel is th e se ri es of organ recitals presented each spring. It was beg un 111 1962 shortly after completion o[ the scho o l's new org«rn, built by Robert Noehren o f Ann ..\rbor, i\l ichigan . Th is year's recita lists were \Vyatt In sko, \'\1 illiam Osborne, a nd 1\lr. Bon er.

Standing (left to right): 1! ~ingwonh , Shriner , Kowa lk , \Vhi tc, Youn g. ~lcrch a n t;

Second row: Snyder, Rosseloll, Jon es, Arnoid, Gillesp ie. Frayer, Bel l.

The worship of Cod is man's greatest a nd nob lest act 1\·1ty. .- \ ss istin g in that worsh ip by se n ·ing at th e altar of Goel is the greates t privil ege that a yo un g Churchman ca n enjoy. During this year thiny-fi \' e cadets ha\·e gone regularl y unto th e .-\! tar of Goel and there ass isted in the offering of th e Holy Sacrifice as acol ytes. Th ey ha \·e 'en·cd ·w ith proficiency, d edi cation, a nd de\'otion at daily !\lasses, e\·e nin g chapel se rvi ces, a nd th e Sung J\l ass on Su nd ays.

Under the direction o( Father Bowling a nd with the leadership o[ Pete Kowa lk a nd Frank \Vhite, the H ead .\coiytes, a co nsta n tly improving Jc\·cl o f effic ie ncy co u p led by a sin ce rity o f purpose and cle1·oti o 11 ha\'e been th e p1i11cipa i characteristics o f a fin e guild of sen·crs. The Head ,\ colytes tog e th er with Tim Rossclott shared th e pri\·il egc and respo nsibility of direct in g the Sunday i\lasses as i\ l asters o f Ce remo ni es.

Tom B ell and \\lal1c1 Jllin gwonh, as ~acristan s, kept \'es tm ents, \'essels, and a ll eccles iasti ca l equipm e nt in good orde r. They sha red th e additional honor of singing the Epi stle a t th e Sunday i\f asses w ith J o n Young a nd Bob Snyder.

The Upper School acolytes e njoyed ;i winter tri p to hear o ne of toda y's popular singing groups, The Ho llies, at Glen Oaks Col lege. Th e Lower School seners were e ntertain ed at a cookout by Father a nd i\lrs. Bowling in th e spring.

Se\·eral of th e se r\'er;, co mpleted th e requirements for memb ers hip in th e nati onal guil d of aco lytes, th e Order o f St. Vin cent.

PROBATIONERS Standing (left lO ri g ht): Hutu! , Dav is. Smalis. l\fcCaug hna. Adamski; Second row: Dcvan ny. Bombar, \ Valker, Fougcroussc, Freeman. \\' a lker, Srnirnov .

LOWER ACOLYTES First row left lO right): Lew is, i\ I ishl er, Silberstorf; Second row: A lexandcr Kemmerer, \\'eldy.

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row (left to right): Smith JL Bender. Dautcl LC, Blanchard, Bunt, Casler, Taylor, Po ko rn y Sheppard; :iocon d row: Spcnoc. Niem eier. llrown KL, Condon , Shriner, B ishop Kle in , Gi llespie, Spa ulding .

January. D ex ter, ~J onis.

Seventeen cadets met during th e wimer to study th e faith and practice of the church with Fath er Bowling. They were prese n ted lo th e Right R ever end v\Talter C. Kle in , Bishop of Northern India na, on April 7, Palm Su nd ay, a ncl r ece ived al his hands the Sacrament o f Ho ly Confirmation, thus becoming Communi ca nts of th e Episcopal Church. On Easter Sunda y they all made th e ir first Commu ni ons. In this wa y they ha l'e beg un th eir Ji,·es as adult Churchmen.

The glowing o[ halos amo ng th e members o[ the class has not bee n noticed nor ex pected; howeYer, there is clea r eYidence o f a sincerity o f purpose, and a dedication on the part o f all lo Ji,·ing the life of a consecrated Churchman. Each m ember of the class wears a cross as a symbol of this comm itme nt as th e Pra yer Boo k states, " in toke n that hereafter he shall not be ashamed lo co nfess th e fa ith of Christ cru cified , a nd manfully lO fight und er his banner against sin , the world, a nd the d el'il; a nd to co ntinu e as Christ's faithful soldier and servant unto his life'e e ncl."

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( 1) \\' a lte r I lli ng110nh , Sacrista n : (2) Tho mas Bell. Sacr ista n : (3) \ l rs. Bon er . Ch o irmo th e r; (4) P e te r Kowa lk . H eau ..\ co lyte; (5) Fa th e r Bo wlin g; (6) Frank \\'h it e. Assoc ia te Hea d Aco lyte; (7) Bish o p K lein ; (8)

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Sidn ey Bo ner, Orga nis t a nd Cho irmas te r ; (9) Fa the r Murph y.

CHAPEL STAFF

Tin: R1c11T RE\'ERE:>:o \\'AL1rn C. l\.Li-:1:>: , P1-1.D., TH.D ..... . ...•. . ..... . ..... BishO/J THE Ricn: REND ROBERT]. ;\fURPllY, D .D . ... .... . •. . ... .. ..... . .•.. . .•... Cha/Jlain f11E RH1·:REND ,\JR. Sw:>:EY

CADET

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D . l3owu1-:c, B.D . . . .......... . .... .. ....... Assistant Cha/Jlai11

Bo:-;rn, ,\ J. 1\l us . . ......... . ....... . ........ .. . Organist and Choirmast er

PETER

CADET FRANK

KowALK

\VH1TE

CADETS \\'ALTER

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rlssociale H ead Acolyte

fLLJXGll'ORTH ANO T110\1As BELL . . . . , . . . . . • . . • . . . . . . . . . • . .

:\IRS. S10NEY BONER

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Sacristans

Choir iUoth er

First

rO\\' (left to right): Captain Bosse . Colonel Bruni, Colonel Kelly. Colonel Dcvanny, :\!ajor Co\\'les. Colonel Little ;

Second row: Captain Stucke~. &GM Galaska. SFC Birmingham , Captain Hoffman.

HOWE MILITARY SCHOOL MILITARY STAFF Superintendent ...... . .... . .... . ................... . .... Colonel Ray1110-nd R. [\.ell)' Commandant of Cadets . .......... . ... . .................. Colonel Earl ]-]. Devanny .\ ssistant Commandant of Cadets .......... . ........ . ...... Major Lawrence E . Cowles UNITED STATES ARMY MILITARY STAFF Senior .-\rrny Instructor ............. . .......... . ....... . ... Colon el Albert T'. Bruni S,\/ G Frn11h 1'f. G11laslw SPC ll' il/i11111 M. Binni11gham

Compa ny". \ " Company "B" Company' C" Company"!)"

Company"£" Compa ny ''F''

TACTICAL OFFICERS ................. . ........ Lt. Colonel Franh M. Lillie, Inf. USAR ....................................... Ca/1tainA/bertH.Bosse .......... ... . ........ . ... ... .......... .. 1H11jor Frank T. Heinemann . ........... . ..... . .................... C11/1lai11 Rudolph H. Hoffman ............... . ......... . .. .. ... .. . Ca/Jtain Donald M. Stuckey .. . ....... ........ . .. ... ............. . .. ... Major Lawrence E. Cowles

First row left lo right): Sherri ll, Kapson. Ehrlich, \\'attics. Lynch; Second row: Arnold, Christen , McGuire, Johnson M , Condon.

THE BA TT ALION STAFF BATTALI01' CoMMA1'DER

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.\'en/ .1'1 . Ehrlich

I/CAPT. AND OPERATING 01'FICER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .

David R . I Val lies

BATTALION r\DJUTA1'T .. . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . • .. . . . . . . .

Craig .r:l. l\a/1son

BATTALI01' l1'TELLIGENCE OFFICER . . . . • . . . . . . . • . . .. . Pierce i\T.

Shel'l'ill

BATTALION SUPPLY OFFICER .. . . . . . • . . . . . . . • . . . . .. .

Roman F. Lynch

BATTALION SERGEA1'T J\IAJOR . . . • . • . • . . . . • . . . . . . .. .

j 11111es P . 1\fcGuire

OPERATIONS ASSISTANT . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . Michael INTELLIGENCE Ass ISTA1'T . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . j ASS ISTANT TACTI CAL OFFICERS, Co m pany

H. Johnson

ose/1h E. Christen

"F" ........ David E. Condon, Thomas D. Arnold

FIRST PLATOON-COMPANY "A" First row: Bell; Second row: :\icholls. Drake, Chane:. Aclann ki . \l cCa ughn a, Burns. Green. Anderson ;

rhircl row: Huber, Tuulc, \\' hite , ~l agec, Skubic, Osterfeld , Grubbs , Taylor. :llcrchant, Seguin; Fourth row: Siewert, J acobs, Spau 'cling, Shutt, \\'ilcox , Lee, Sage, Kopp, Frederick. Di ehl, Serna.

SEC01'D PLATOON-COMPANY "A" First row: Gcig-cr: ~cconcl row: Geary. Huill, Handloscr. Fair, Blanchard; Third row: (;ics), \! ul)da~. Grummc T, \ 'raka'i. Sublette, Beg le, Crider. Thee. K.lika , Smirno' ; Fourth row: llro\\'n. Da,i s Holl \\"ong Bi s.schop . Seib) , Harrison. Fox. Boger.

Left lo right: Donnelly, Falk, Wagoner, Shriner, Overshiner. Pritchard.

"A" COMPANY STAFF Co~rPANY co~l~[ANDER . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • . . • . . . . Daniel

D. Shriner

EXECUT I VE OFFICER . .. . . . . • . . . • . • . . . • . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . .. •. . . . . Wil/ia111 F I RST PLATOON LEADER . . . . . . . • . . . • . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . • . . . . . . . .. . •. . . Dennis

R. Donnelly

F. Overshiner

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

Slephen C. Falk

F1RsTSERGEANT .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . .. . . • . . . . . .

J\Jarlin B. Pritchard

GumoN BEARER . . . . . . . .. . . . . . •.• . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . .. ... . . . . • . . .

Gmy J\'f. Wagoner

First ro\\': Cla rk C; Seco nd row: H eim . Galleher , Ea rl , Da nn ac her, Cas ler , J ohn son. Snyd e r , D a rg usch , i\fill e r ; ' I hi rd ro\\': ~lann , ~l oore. \\'hitcomb, Cordi e. Clar k i.. , R oo t , Sheppard, Do,·ey, Harla nd , Schroen; fo ur th rm": Knox. ()'Reill) , ~l cCl ur e, Galbraith, Bo ll inger , To les, Jon es, Toutant, Featherston , Chiakm aki; , SECOND PLATOON-COMPANY "B" First ro\c Fairall:

Second row: Aa ll>ersbe.-g, Che,alicr, Bakris. Boa ks, ;II iller D , Shenefield, Stesny. Schenck, Benitez: Third row: I go. \\'a lkcr.

~fill e r

C: D :n is, \\' illiams. Randall, \\' ilbor n, Bombar. Parso ns, i\fcKown ;

Fou rth HJ\\' : Bu ell. Ha milton, Cle mens, Pedden , Bower, O'Reilly R , Spens, Hawkins, Stergios.

Edwards, Hall .

Left to right: Asch, Gillespie, Duncan, Heim, Kahn , Lee.

"B" COMPANY STAFF Coi\TPANY Coi\TJ\ TANDER . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . 1\ l a!co/111

D. Duncan

EXECUTIVE OFF I CER . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . .. . • . . . . . • . . . .. .•. . . 111e!I ingto11 FrRST PLATOON LEADER . . . . . • . • . ... .. .. . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . • . . . . .. . Gary

Lee

M. l\.ah11

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

David A. Asch

F rnsT SERGEANT . . . . . • • . . . . . • . . . • . . . . . . • . . • . . . . . . . . •... . .. .. . . . . .

Ray E. GillesjJie

Gu100N BEARER . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . ..• . . • . . • . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . •. . .

Richard E. Heim

First row: Orchard JC; Second row: Kurtis, Quinlan , Ellis, DeTone, Petuenik. ~lalda\· er , Davis J; Third row: Russell. \\' hillock. Bridgc"i . \V a'.kc r K. Freeman. \\' ilkinson. Bozarth. Schram; Fourth row: Fougeroussc , Burt , Sig'.er. Greiw e, Orchard S. Davidson. Riggs, Bloch, Schaffer, P a rskaudas.

SECOND PLATOON-COMPANY "C" First row: Pope; Second row: Toolis. Tramel, Dargusch. Alli r.: on. Beron. Borgelt , H11LUI , You ng; Third row: Partridge, Bernard, Kos1egi, Strandbergh, Dexter, Cray A , Sharp, Nelso n , Barna; Fourth row: Hungate, Cox, Bump , Gcden. Sucher. \\' right. Kensill, Rossclott, Snau[er. Trager

Left to right: Willis, Turkette, Bradley , Ross, While, Burns.

"C" COMPANY STAFF COMPANY COMMANDER . . . • ... . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • . . . . Glenn

S. Bradley

EXECUTIVE On·1cER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . • . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Timothy FIRST PLATOON LEADER . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David

L. Burns

B. Willis

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

A nlhony L. Turk e l le

FIRST SERGEANT . . . . • . . •.. . • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •.. . . . . . . . . . . . .

Frank S. White

GumoN BEARER .. .. . . • . • . • . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . • . . . . • . • . . . .. • . • . . . . .

David B. Ross

Firsl row: Gra) C, Rieksc; Second row: L'Esperance , Cor~cll, Downe\ , St::nrakas. DauLcl. Siegel D, Gauss, Sigswonh, Paulsen; 'J hircl row: \\'ong. Baell. Date, S. ay. Hill. \lcC!elland. Dc\'ann\', Lyon. ,\ l an nin i;; Fourth row: Thorn, Spengler. Jensen. l-lunL SexLOn, Frayer, Tripp. Dragunas, Arclisana, Duynslagcr, Prest.

SECOJ\'D PLATOON-COMPANY "D" First row: Hartman, \'oungcbcrg; Second row: Jacobs T. Stroud. Grumme D, French, Chaffee. Brown, Reager. Eddy, \l' ilens , Kell); Third row: Hochdoerfcr. Daniel. Keeler. Schaffer C, Kanalos. Kruse , Carey, Thuma, Tun c, Juhl: Founh row: Chinnock, Smallwood, l\linor. Perrott. Shult1, \\ ' hiLc C, \\'onhington, Cru ll.

Buskirk, Siegel \\'.

Le(t to r ig ht: Barker, Knech t, Sm ith, Sexton, ·w ell es, Cla rk.

"D" COMPANY STAFF Co~ T PANY co~r~ TANDER ...

• .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . • . . . . . . . . • . . . . •...

Quentin P. Smith

EXECUT I VE.OFF I CER . . . . . . . . . • . ..•. . . .. . . . . •. . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . J ohn

A . Clark

F 1RST PLATOON LEADER .. . .. . • . . . . • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . .•• .. . . . ..• .. ... . J am es

M. Bark er

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

Tl1 0 11111s C. I Ve lies

F I RST SERGEANT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . • .. . . •.. •.. . . . . . . . . . .

Rober! F. r-..·11 echt

G'U IOON BEA RER .. . •.. ... . . . • . . . •. . .. . . • .. . . . . . . . . • . . • . .•.. . . • . . . .

l1'i:lit1111 .\'. -~·ex/011

FIRST PLATOON-COMPANY "£" Fir.st row: Rice; .Second row: RC) n o lds, K ee to n ; f'hird ro\\·: Harper J C. Sma!i <;, :\cwcll , Prosser. Bu ec he:; f ou rth ro w: Thompson. Hobbs, Khamis, Gruber, ~I uclry, Eld er.

SECOND PLATOON-COMPANY " £ " First ro w: \\'inter; Second row: \\'a tson , Sculley. YliolT, Prater , H ays, Kabra n, Gilbert; fhinJ rO\\': Jan is, J on e;, Bu sc h , Gorman, Bywa ter \'an Sickle, H a:·pe r

Left to right: Snyder.

~I

illcr, Kocher, Watson , Brunk,

J~ lin gwor th .

"E" COMPANY STAFF COi\IPANY co~ l ~ I ANDE:R . . . . • . . . . . • . . .. . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . •.. . . • . . . . . .

i'Vil/in111 P. Koch ei·

EXECUTIVE OFFICER . . . . . . . . . . • .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..• ..•. . • . . . .•. ...

Waller Illingwort h

l ; JRST PLATOON LEADER .. . . . . • .• . . • . • . •. . . . . . . . . . • . . . .. . . • ..• . . . . . Rob ert

L. Swyder

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

Bn1ce A. Brunk

F1RsTSERGEANT . . . . . .. . . . . . • . ..• .••.•. . . . . • . • . . . . .. . .. .. ..•. .

Steven Ylio[f

GurnoN

.

BEARER . . . . . . . . . • . • . • . . . . . . . . . . . • . .. . . . . . . . . . ••. •. . .. •..

ll' i!!ialll H. Walscn

FIRST PLATOON-COMPANY "F" first row (left to right): ~leachum , Penn ] , Powell , Sarovich, Slentz, Silberstorf, Smith JL; Second row : Reitl , Carlson. Stinchcomb, Osterfeld, Williams K, Plotts, Schepman; Third row: Hoffman B, Bambino. Siegle. Davis , Hannabarger, Pokorny; Fourlh row: Sloman. Jensen, Childers, ZesLos, Spence, Pearce.

SECOND PLATOON-COMPANY "F" First row (left to right): Palmer. Dautel , Bateman. Doyle, McNew, Johnson, Kruse, Richardson D; Second row: Allison. Richardson J, Goodman , Blackwell , Carothers, Hodges , Hadley; Third row: Alexander , Oakley, Cherry.Niemeier, Snouffer, Ireland; Fourth row: Siller, Galleher, \\'einberg, Payne, Kemmerer , Bach , Sundin.

THIRD PLATOON-COMPANY "F" First row (le[t to right): Jacobs, Dwye r , Hunter, Opie , Sandi[ar, Schwartz, Bender , W eber; Second row: ~fcCoy , Ste\·ens, Bunt, Strowder, Breed, Pearman, l\lallran , Kamp:;; Third row: Hoffman \\', Entrekin, Errington. Connol ly D, Lin[orth.

FOURTH PLATOON-COMPANY "F" Virst row (left to right): Jones , Smirnov \' , Stahl, ~fanin. \\1illiams P, SLOne, '\'eiss, \\ra it; 5econd row: Lester, Kantner, L'Espe rance. Connolly P , Chase, Bulls , ·\\' city. Long; . .rhird row: Brown. Painter, ~Taddox, Hearscy, Bowen, Penn D , Jnglett.

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Left to right: Howel l. ;\lishlcr, Jewell, January, Bridge·;, Forbes, \ 'ollmcr. \\'cldy, Thumm.

"F" COMPANY STAFF Co~tPM•Y Co~1~ 1 A1'DER . .. . . . . • . . . • . • . . . . . . . . . . • . . • . . . . • . • . . • . . . . . . . . Robert

Bridges

ExECUTl\' E OFFICER . . . . . . .. . • . . . • . • . . . . . . . .• . . . .• . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . ..

Eric T' oil mer

FtRST PLATOON LE.\DER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . .

August Tl!w11111

Sr:coi-;o PLAT001' LEADER . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . .

Phil How ell

TM tRD PLATOON

Rick 1'1 ish/er

LEADER . . . . . •...• . • . . . . . . . . • . •. . . . . • . . . • . . • . . . . • . . .

FouRTI! PLATOON LEADER . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. • . . . . . . . . .

Bob H' elcly

FtRST SERGEA1'T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .•.• . . . . . . . . .. . . • . . . . . . •. ..

Ray J ewell

, \DM INISTRATl\'E OFFICER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . • . . • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .

Rod January

Gu mos BEARER . . . . • . . . • . • . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . ..

Owen J e nsen

Kne~iing

(left Lo right): \\' allies, E hrlich. Ka p, on;

Second row: Bridges. ;\fishier. H owell , January. Thumm , \ 'ollmcr ;

Third row: Barker. llling\\'orth , Sm ith Q. Lee. Ka hn , Burns T. Dunca n. Lynch , Brunk, Bradley; fourth ro\\': Condo n , Falk Do nnell;. Sherril l. Kocher. Turkette, \\'ill is, Clark J, Sn)dCr R , \\'elles, 01 ershi ncr. j:'\ot pictured: Shriner).

Th e S\1·orcl a!1 :J Shield is c:imposed o f all officers of Howe i\fiJitary School having ~.!g n ed Lhe oa th of olfic( a nd swearing to upho ld the rules a nd traditions of the school.

This organi7aLio n acts as th e chi ef advisory body Lo the administration a nd d irectly pre;e nts cacleL proj)Osa ls. Jn some cases, Sword a nd Sh ield legisla tes cad et policy with Lhe ap pro\·ai of th e Superintende n t.

Chairma11 o f this year's organintion was Battalion Commander, Neal Ehrlich.

Eattalion ~\djuLalll Craig Kapson filled the position o f Secre tary.

Schoo l advirnrs to Sword a nd Shield were Colonel Raymond R. K elly, Superintendent; Colone l .- \lbcn V. Bruni, Sen ior Army lnstrucLOr; Colonel Earl H . D e1·anny, Commandam; Father RoberL 1\furph y, School Chaplain and i\lr. Dalla Sanclifar, H eadmaster.

At each mee ting of th e Sword and Shield th e school administrators sp eak, then th e cadet officers disc uss their proposals. T oward th e encl of Lhe m ee ting th e admini~trators comment upon the cadets' proposals.

Seated (left to right): Gi ll espie, Knecht , McGuire, \\'hite, YliofI. Pritchard; Standing: Co lonel De1·a nn y, Mill er CO, Aus herman, Clark C, Bell , Arnold, Orchard , Gray, Youngcberg, Pope.

The Non-Commissioned Officers Club , whose members in cludes all platoo n se rgea nts, supply sergea nts, first sergea nts, a nd sergeants from the Batta lion Srnff, acts as a link between the adm inistrat io n and the Corps of Cadets.

This year th e NCO's Club mad e possible the option of elimin at ing either stud y hall or tattoo formation.

The club 's oflicers were Jarnes P. 1\I cG uire, president: 1\ rarti n B. Pritchard , vicepre5icle n t; Frank S. \i\Th ite, sec'y-treasurer : and Raymond E. Gi ll es pie, social chairman.

Colonel Earl H. D eYanny served as the faculty sponsor for the club .

Seated {left LO right): Illingworth , Kocher . Bradler. Sherrill; Standing: ~I r. Ting·k). Colonel Kell). ~lrs. Kell). ~lrs. Bernges, ~!rs. Slater, M r. Slater, llfr. ~Icrr cl l. ( Father ~lurph) no t in picture)

This year four Seniors " ' re notifi ed by Col. Kelly of the ir election to th e C um Laude Society, the highest academic ho nor a high school Senior ca n atta in . Qualifying ,,·ere Peter Sherrill, \\Tait Illingworth, Paul Kocher, and Gle n Bradley.

R equirements for electio n lo Cum Laude are achieYement of an average of 3.25 or better for se\·e n semes ters, ma inte nan ce o[ this standard durin g the seventh semesLe1, " A." co nduct duri;1 g the S(;i,·enth semester a nd membership in good standing in the .\l pha D el ta Tau 1-lo nor Societ) a nd the National Honor Society. Two or thr ee more Se niors ma y qualify for membership b efore Commencement.

Faculty mem bers of Ho"·e's chapter of Cum Laude are: Mrs. Bernges, ;\Irs. Kelly, Mrs. Slater. Col. Ke lly, Father Murphy, i\fr. Slater, i\ fr. i\Ierrell, and Mr. Tingley.

Kneeling (left to right ): Bcn itcl, Curtis, I-lutul, i\IcCaughna. Root; Seated: Fougcrnu 5Sc, Jones EDL. Bradley . Hun gate, \\'attics . Sherrill. lllin gwonh . Merchant, Thee, French ; Srnnding: Sucher. Diehl, L'Espcrancc, Ausherman, Quinlan, Hochdocr[cr , Sm ith Q. Schultz, Gray C, Condon, Miller DA. Sunrakas, DeTone, Miller C, Siegel, Perrott, Burns M, Mr. Sandi(ar.

Alpha Delta Tau, a n academic organization at Howe. repres e nts the most studio us nucleus of the entire corps. To earn membership. cade Ls must hal'e previously ear n ed three consec utive Ho11or Cards (the eq ui,·a lent o( maintaining a 3.25 average, "C" or better in J\Iilitary, a nd ".-\ " cond uct for eightee n weeks), a most cornrnenclabk ach ie,·ement to say the leas t. i\fany of the act ive and eligible members have, however, (ar exceeded th e minimum requirements. In reward (or meeting the stringent elig ibility requirements, .r\DT offers such numerous privileges as barracks study hall, freeclum o( limits, the privilege o( not havin g to stud y during study hall, library privileges, Sturgis, LaGrange a nd Howe pri,·ilege on Saturday niglns, and Canteen privilege.

Formal initiations are h eld in i\fay.

Seated (:cft to right): Koch er Awh erman. Bradley. Hungate, Wattles, Fa lk , Smith Q .

Sherrill. Clark C. Willis; S1ancling: Fougcroussc. Schroen. ~finor, Young. Jllingwonh, 'Burns i\f. 1-'rench. i\fi\lcr DA. ~lcrc hant.

~Ir.

Sandifar:

:.ccond row (standing): Ho ll , Pedden , Siegel \\', L'Esperancc, Bun, Gray C, Thee.

The :\'ational F-lonor Society, a nation-wid e academic organi?atio n. is compose·! of outstand ing studen ts who are in their Junior or Senior years. The requirements for membership 1equircs that students earn a stra ight ''B" a\·cragc for three six-week periods and consequently for the semester. Eligible persons recei,·e certificates of merit upon joining the organization and paying a mandatory Sl.00 induction fee . . \!thoug h tl1e National F-lonor Society docs not r eprese nt the intelligentsia of high schools throughout the country, the atta ining o( elig ibility symbolizes genuine scholarship achie,·emcnL The first semester of '67-'68 showed great academ ic achie\'emcn l.

Seated (left to right): Young. Sherrill , Smith Q. Ausherman ; Standing: Sta\'rakas, \\'allies, Condon, \\'agoner, f'rench.

The Quill ;~nd Scroll Scciety consists of high scho::il students who ba1·e displayed wperior ab ili ty in sc me particular phase of journalism of high school publication work, such as writing, editing, busin ess management, and producti on .

The Howe chapter o f Quill and Scroll held its annual election for membership to this national socie-ty in the spring. Five basic eligibility req uir eme nts determine membership. Students are required to be a Junior er Senior class member, rank in th e upper third of their cla's in ge nera l scholastic standing e ither [or the year of their electio n or for the total of their high school career, must hal'e done sup erior work in some fi eld of jo urn alism, a nd must be approl'ed by the Executil'e Secretary of the Society a nd the Howe faculty advisor to the H erald, Mr. Sean O'Neil.

Father J\furp h y is the o nl y faculty member belonging to this honor society. ·,\ l emb ershiF pins and cards were gi1·e n o ut at a banquet at the e nd o f the yeai.

Sealed (lefL Lo righL): mirnm· \', Penn J. \\'eiss. Saro\ich, Kamps, \\'illiams K , Balcman; Standing: ~Ir. ~lerrcll, Blackwell, Richardson D , Hadley, Cherry , \\'eber. Bambino. \\'ait, ~Ir. I-Laa<.

The Lower School honor society which is comparable to the .\l pha Delta Tau society in the Upper School, Beta Lambda Sigma, was founded to stimulate high scholast ic achievement among the cadets of the Lower School.

Each member of th e society must achieve and maintain an academic average of "Ji" with at least one ".-\" ancl with no grade below "B." They must also maintain an ".\ " in conduct throughout the year.

Jn past years all members who go on to the Upper School continue their superior a\'eragc.

Kneeling (left lo Second row: J\lr. '" I hird row: J\ l r.

Fourth row: 1\I r.

right): Thee, \\'inter. Illingworth, Sherri ll , Ehrlich; Pagin , Hutul, 7\laldarcr. Do\·cy. Green, DeTone. ~fr. Koon s; Kak. Siegel D , Crider. Grubbs. Root. Snyder. Quinlan. ~ Ir . Hicks;

Byers, H ungalc, Fougcrousse, Bump. Shult£. Thompson.

The National Forensic League, Chapter No. 71-1, is the larges t honorary organ iz;ition on campus. This is the first year the NFL has bten under the ab le super\'ision of 1\lr. William Hicks.

This year's team has had remarkable success in its tournaments. Sherrill started this year by taking num erou; first places in extemporaneous, im promptu, and Student Congress. lllingworth and Thee also backed the team effort with their poli,;hed speak ing. Several speakers qualified for regional and state le\'el compet ition.

Standing ( ldt to right ): ~Ir. Pagin , Illingworth, Toolis , Thee, Hutul , Sherri ll , DeTone, \\'inaer, Quinlan. Fougerou ss e, Grubbs.

Debate this year was not what it has been in the past principally because J\[r.

Pagin used his Lop debaters, mostly Seni ors, to break in the Freshman and Sophomore noY ices on the team.

Debat ing on g uicl clin cs for crimina l in vest igatio n this year, Howe sufferer! a of unfortunate circum stances which prevented a ny seri o us accomp lishme nts.

Incleme nt weather, illn ess, and previous engageme nts sapped the tea m 's strength .

~cr i es

Nonetheless, H owe's powerhouse o f Sherrill a nd Thee man aged to hold the best team record, winning O\' er 70% of their debates. Walt lllingworth and Steve Acciacca followed in a close seco nd .

However, th e coaches feel that this yea r has prep ared quite a few d e ba ters for il ext yea r' s \'arsity-Jc\'el co mp etition , r:1akin g H owe a considerable force to be recko ned \\'ith in speech ancl debate in north ern Indian a.

Gray ,

Green T.

Troupe 7..JO of t'he NHional Thespian Society was quite act iYe this year. i\fr .

Kak, as faculty advisor, helped the cadets produce A SleejJ of Prisoners, The Fanlastichs, the first musical Howe has seen in a Jong tim e, and Th e Odd Co11/Jle. A S!eejJ of Prisoners was well produced and accepted. but ]Ho,·ed a littl e too de ep for so m e o[ th e cadets. Th!' F1111/a stichs was a tremendous success; and The Odd Co11/;/e had th e cadets rolling in th e aisles. r\11 in all. th e theatre at Howe had a good yea r, and the Cadets are eagerl y waiting to begin anew next year.

Seated ( left

to

rig ht ) : Sherrill, \\' ago ner. Smith Q. Au she rman. Condon;

Stand ing: Adamliki. R.icksc. Kos1egi, Gii!espi e, Harper , JR . \\'in ter , Sta\'raka s, Falk, Siegel D, Barker.

Green , Thee, ll utul. French.

!\fr. Sean O'Neil, in his seco nd year at Ho we, h eaded th e Herald Staff as facult y ach·iscr. \ •Vorking closely with 1\fr. O'Neil eac h week was E ditor-i n .Chi e f, Quentin Smith. Associate Editors were Vernon Ausherman, management and news; P eter Sherrill, editorial: Gary \i\lago n er, fea ture; Da \'e Condon , sports ; a nd Eric Hungate , production.

Peter Sherrill a nd Tom Green put th eir came ras Lo use as photogra ph ers for th e H erald. \1Vith th e help of 1\fr. O'Nei l's dili ge nt work the H errtld was a bl e to keep th e ca mpu s and parents well informed about th e com in g e\'ents, h appe nin gs o f interes t. dncl co n Lroversial iss ues.

Next yea r's stafl will co nsist of se\'era l of this yea r 's Juniors who w ill be Lo rep lace Qu entin Smith as Ed itor.

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The stall's exce lle nce Ill wnun g was honored as eight m emb ers were elec ted Lo m emb ership in Quill ancl Scroll, the lnternat io nal Honor Society for Hi g h School .Journalists.

Seated (lcfL to ri g h t) : J a nu arv, Bambino, C:oodm;in, Smith Sta ndin g: ~Ir. ~lcrrell , St r owder. H ca rscy.

E:1ch yea r Lh e feaLures, and spons.

Da\'e Cherry. John Goo dm a n . a nd Bretl

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C herry;

Lower Scho:>I is reprcsenLe :I in Lh e H erald w iLh currcnl 11c1,·s.

Th e cad t ts responsible for this in form a tion were Scoll \ •Vebn.

F-l ersey, Bill SLrowcler, Da\'C Ri chardson , R o el J a nuary, Keit h Bla ckw ell. The H erald sta ff acl\'iser was i\lr. Kni ghL.

Accompanying Lh e news fr o m th e Lower Herald was th e n ewl y initiated "F" Trooper. 1\I r. Allan aCLs as th e Troo p er ach·iscr ancl was assisted by Cadets Scoll \Ve ber a nd Da1·e Ch erry. Co-ediLors: Ja ck \Veinberg, Philip Bambino, Da1·e Ri chat dso n , Bre tt Bla ckw ell , Jim Long, Ke ith Goodman, and Ri chard ,\ l cN ew.

l-..n:.:c: ing lcfi lO right): Ehr'ich. Q,c1.. hincr. ~Ir. Pagin. Shriner, lllingwonh; Second row: Bueche. Rice. Chaffee. Sigs\\'orlh, Bradley; Third ro\,·: Freeman. Lee, Dun ca n. Quinlan. \fill er C, \\'alkcr KJ , i\fcrchanL. Kanal os, Grummc D, Uombar. Aalbcrsbcrg. Siegel V. French , L)nch;

Fourih 1ow: Jacot>< T. !larker, Clark C, Fairall, R osselo tt , Turkette, Grumme T , Siegel \\', ll'alke r JD, Fra) cr. Smalis. Bridge>. Snyder RL, M oore, Ardisana: Fifth roll': Kocher. Condon. \\' hitc F. Eilenfeldt, Sherrill , J ensen , Kowalk , Gillespie, Donnelly. \\'agoner, H oll, Spengler, Kapson. \\' inter, Tuttle. Christen.

The Old Guard, whi ch consists of facult y and cadets who ha,·e bee n reside nts at Howe for four years or more, is th e oldest organization on campus.

Under the direCLion of i\lr. John A. Pagin. the Old Guard has sponsored Oower sales. d e1·elopmcnt of Downs i\l emoria1 Park, and the beautification of th e cam pus in its role as a sen· ice organi1ation. Th is year as in the years before the Old Guard -pomored the annua l Boar's Head Dinner.

The annual formal initiation and dinn er was held o n 1\fay 2. Faculty n1 cmbers initiated al that time were Colonel and 1\lrs. Corwin, i\Ir. Roger Zuercher, and i\frs.

Teeters.

Previous LO the i\lay 2nd dinn ~r officers for next year's Old Guard were elec ted .

The cadets elected are Art French, Commander; Tim Rosselott, Vice-Co mmander: Tim ,\ ferchant, Secre tary; and Dean Kanalos, Treasurer.

This year's officers ,,·ere. Commander, Denny o,·ersh in er; Vice-Comma11cler. Dan Shriner; and Scuctary. Neal Ehrlich.

,\s the cadets ha\'c their Old Guard organization , rn do the faculty members.

Some administrators and masters ha\' e sen·ed from four to thirty-five years at Ho1~e.

These faculty rnembe1s have also served the cadets spiritually as well as academically, in and out of school buildings.

This year Colonel Bruni and 1\lrs. Bruni, Colonel Corwin and l\lrs. Corwin. ,\Ir. and l\lrs. Schinbeckler, and i\lr. Zuercher were initiated into the organization at the i\I ay dinner.

First row ( left to right): ~Ir. Slater, ~fr. M errell , Fr. Bowling, Fr. i\fmphy. Colonel Kelly, l\lr. Pagin. Colonel Bruni. Colonel Denrnn~-. )\fr. Stuckey, :llr. Powe ll. ~Ir. Tingley; Second row : ~Ir. Bon er, i\lr. Haas, ~fr. Piper, ~Ir. Schinbcck ler, ~ I r . O\'crman, i\lr. Richards,

l\lr. James, )\lajor Cowles, Colonel Little, Mr. Zuercher, /\ I r. Po lj a k; Third row: Capt, Swckey, ~f rs. Slater, :\lrs. )\lathews, Miss Hardiman , Mrs. Berngcs, :\lrs. Haas. )\ I rs. Ke ll y.

Seated (left to right): Condon, White, Smith, \Ir. Tingley, Duncan, L ) nch, \\'illis, Arnold; Second row: Dcvanny . French, ~lerchant , Galleher, Dargusch, Beron; 111ird row: llanman. Scha!Tcr n. Frayer. Shult1, Snyder RL, Elder: l·ourth row: Tripp. Christen. Schaffer C, \\'a lkcr KJ, Bridges, Jacobs T , H e im; Fifth rO\\': Ross , Fougcroussc, Kapson, Gray C, Sexton, Ricksc, llingwonh.

This year's Varsity "H" Club was headed by President Dave Duncan. He was assisted by Quentin Smith, Vice-President; Frank 'l\Thite, Secretary; Roman Lynch, Treasurer: Da,·e Condon, Chairman of Initiations; and Dave ''\Tillis, Sergeant-at-Arms.

Tony .\sch se1,·ed as social functions chairman and headed the special investigations lommittee .

.\Ir. Carl B. Tingley, as raculty AdYisor, donated many hours of his own time Lo the dub and deserves a great deal of recognition. Along with supporting Howt athletics, the club donates and engraves athletic trophies, sen·es refreshments at school dances and during varsity competition. The Varsity "H" Club also sponsors pictures of outstanding athletes and team . ..\t the end of the year the club sponsored the final meeting of the Varsity lettermen at the .\ll Letterman 's Banquet.

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Kneeling ( lcfl Lo rig ht ): R cagcr. Sta\Takas. French, Rice. Newell; Second row: Y!ioff, Elder. Illingworth , Smir110\·. R ey nold s, Baell . Barkley, Bcglc;

Third row: Sn)dCr R. \\' inter, Sherrill , Jan is. Gray C: , ll' ort hin gton, Bakras.

I :\!though not as acti1·e as in pasl years, this year's Glee Club und er the direc ti on of i\lr. Cleo Hu yc k, maintained its hi gh sta ndards of Yocal qu al ity.

This is one campus organization " 'hi ch offers neither credits nor a weekend to its memb ers. Those cad ets belonging to the Glee Club are th ere for one reason; they wa nt to sing.

·with thi s combination of ab ility and d e term in a tion the Glee Club 's excellence comes naturally.

Firsl row (le ft Lo right): '.'.:ewcll. Srnalis. Harper. Barclay, Sn yder; Second row: Illingworth, Prosser. Harper, Pokorn y, ~ludry. PraLer , Keclon , Elder: 'Third row: Sculley. Jon es. \\ 'a L ~ on, By\\'a Ler , \ 'a nSi ck lc. Bueche , Gilben, ~lcGuire . Ka brnn , Kocher ; Fo urth ro\,·: Thompson. Ric e. Jani s, Ylioff, Hobbs. " 'inler.

~\ft er the final fall parade each year, when the marching band seems lo disappear until spring, the concert band becomes Howe's on ly instrume ntal organ ization.

This year, the band members worked hard during the winter months to present their first concert in two years. The concert itself was a success and included popular selections such as Ha\'O Nagila, Colonel Bogey i\farch and the Coronation i\farch.

But concerts are not th e concert band 's only function. _ t almost every hom e basketball game, it was the concert band which played the National Anthem, the l-lo\\'e Cheering Song a nd pro\·id cd pre-game and half-time enterta inment.

Under the direction of ,\Jr. Gleo Huyck, the band hopes to have another successful season next year.

r ig ht): Fal k . Ca pt. H o ffman. Ad\ iser ; Shriner; CO , B urns T, Speng ler. Du ynslager, Gorma n, Lynch, \\'agoncr, A rdisana, Sexto n , R ice; Third ro\\': Prest, Turkeuc. lgo. Long . K.a nal os, Sta, ra kas, C hrisLen , Touta n t. Pcdclcn , French , Snyder, RL.

U nder Lhe leadership o f Cadet l\ lajor Neal E hrlich , Battalio n Comm ander a nd H ussars Comm a nd er, a nd Ca pta in R. H . H o ffm a n, Faculty Acl\'iso r, th e Hussa rs haYe m a inta ined th eir reputa ti on as a sharp, crack d r ill Learn .

T h e Hussars h a \·e bee n drilling co ntinuo usly through out the year in hop es th at Lhcy will be good e no ugh to p er fo rm a nd win a number o[ Drill Team Lnvitatio nals n ex t year.

The Hussars co nsists o f two teams, A a nd B. The " A" team is co mma nd ed b y i\fajor E hrlich a nd th e "B" team is comma nded by Lieute na nt Steve n F alk.

.\!most c\·cryone who has heard th e band in the past will agree that this year's band is the best yet. ,\! though smaller than past bands, having only thirty·fi,·e members, th e band prod uced a beucr a nd more co herent Lone than ever be fore.

But the band's excelle nce may best be indicated by the fact th at it placed second in th e fall marching competirion, losing by only two points. T he activities of th e ba nd arc no t confin ed solely to campus activities . .-\s in past years, th e ba nd performed at LaGrange County's annual Corn School Festival a nd at Sturgis' Michigan Week Ki cko ff Parade.

Credit for this year's fine performance goes not o nly to all the cadet me mbers but to the dire<:tor, J\lr. Cleo Huyck .

First row: (left lo right): Lo ng, \\'ail. Richardson D , Opie. Snouffer, Bridges, Ste\'ens, January, Stro wder. Bambino; Second ro,,·: Ho\\·ell, Jewell . Penn D , Pearce, Childers, Jensen . Thumm, Spence, Ke mme re r.

Under the direction of l\lajor Lawrence Cowles, Sergeant Tom .-\rnolcl, and Captain Bob Bridges, the Ca\'aliers performed well in the ir thineenth year.

The Ca\'aliers are the equiYalent to the Upper School drill tea m, the Hussars . .-\s in past years th e Lower drill team p erformed during th e . \ nnual Formal Jn spection, on J\lothers' Day, and th e l\lichigan Da y Parade.

The four squads were led by Lt. Thumm, Sgt. Jim Spence, Cpl. Daye Pearce, and Cpl. Owen Jensen.

I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice, for all.

First row (left to right):

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Bunce, Coach; Harper JC, Lynch, " ' alker K , Dc,anny,

Stc!iny, ~Ir. ;\fa Jerich , ..\ss' t. Coach;

Second row: Tripp. Daniel , Cray C, Crider. Kan alos. Shriner. Christen;

·1 hird row: Sexton. ~fcGu irc, Serna, Ross, 0\'ersbincr, Frayer; Fourth row: \\'hitcomb, Kahn. \\'illis, Clark J, Condon. Cox. Pedd c n. O'Reilly R.

Howe's va1siLy football rea m was coached by i\lr. Richard Bunce and Mr. James :\lalerich . . \ILhough they failed Lo win a game they ne\'er let up and they [eel th ey profited much throughout the season.

This was Lhe first yea r for both 1\fr. Bunce and i\Jr. i\lalerich as coaches at Howe.

New oflenscs were initiated and the coaches [eel that next year the team will be able Lo imprO\'C its timing and synchronize the plays.

Dan Shriner was e lected Captain of the team. Denny Overshiner was the i\f ost \'aluahlc Player and High Yardage 1\lan. Quarterback Trace Devanny was the i\fost lmproved Player. Bruce \l\lhitcomb had the !\lost Tackles Award.

TEAM RECORD CE:XTREl' f f.LE 18 - HO\\'E !l LAKELAND 14 - HOWE 0 Jl~!TOll' N 59 - HOll'E 0 \\'A KAR USA 20 - HOWE 8 CRANBROOK 33 - HOll'E 0 L\ LUMTjERE 20 - HOWE 6 PRAIRIE f-IE!GHTS 26 - HOll'E 6 \\'on 0 - Lost 7

first row (left to right) : ~Ir. Poljak, Coach; Perroll , Hochdoerfcr S, Fox, Bell, Brown, Bridges, Jensen , R oo t, ~fr. Swartz, Ass't Coach; Second row: Thuma, \\' hiLc, Chandler, ~J'cK.own , Tanner, Hill , \\' ilkinson. Gorman; 'T'h ird row: Bernard. i\laynor , Schermerhorn, Prater , Da\'iS C, Sma ll wood, l\lcClclland , Bombar; Fourth row: \\ 'o ng. Hoke , i\l anagcrs.

Under the direction of Coaches Poljak and Swartz, this year's Frosh-Soph football team was the b est Howe has seen in many years with an im pressive •J-2 record.

Da\'e Hill led the ground attack with the most yardage a nd was both this year's captain and i\lost Valuable Player. The team sported a big lin e which will hopefully be put to use next year on th e Varsity lc\·el. \!\Tith these a nd next year's returning Vars ity men next year's team will be on the path LO victory.

Even though the Frosh-Soph team is not a Varsity organization, they received much >up port from the Corps. They won by a great desire such as was show n when t he: learn managed lo hold Lakeland High School in 13-0 victory.

TEAM: RECORD

:-rENDON 0 - HO\l'E 14 EAST NOBLE 0 - HOll'E 6 \\'HITE PIGEON 13 - HO\\'E 0 Won 4 -

LAKELA ND 0 - HOWE 13 CONSTANT I NE 20 - HOll'E 14 DEKALB 7 - HOll'E 13 Lost 2

Seated ( ldt to right ): St roud , Schaffer C:, French. Orchard J. D on nel ly. :\lcC:aughna, Igo: J, ncc;i ng: L ' E'>pcrancc, ":'\ ichols . .\d am-.;k i. Featherstone. Boa ks , l\.os1cgi. \\' i Ison , Ca lie her. Ben i tc1: Standing: ,\Jilter. ~l gr. ; Thompson . O'Reilly S. Jacobs, " 'agon cr, Kapson , Stut11nan, Schaffer ll.

Orchard S. Burns, .\ lgr.: .\ Ir. Farrc:::r Coach.

H owe's first Vanity SO(cer tea m , und er the able directio n of Coach Don Farrer, d id quite \\'Cll against strong. ex perie nced opponents. \\Tith a J-2-·I seaso n this year, H owe loo ks forward to a fine soccer season n ext year.

Jim Orchard. who ki cked mos t of the goals, was selected i\fost Valuable Player and Co-Captain along with Hob D o nn e ll y. The 1\lost lmpro\'ed Playc1 this yea r was Da 1 e Galleher. ] fu ~tle it lid d esire ga1·c the ll:iltll its YiClOr)' and SlrcnglhCnCd ilS players. \\Tith this ~ car's spirit, d esire, a nd experien ce. next year's team should do mu ch be u er.

TEAM RECORD 1.. 1 J.l l ,\IJERE I - HOll'E llETllA:-..'\' ti - 1101\'E 0 BETH ..\.:'\Y i - HO\\'E l

ARCOS 2 -

Cl ' L\' ER 2 C:t'l.\'ER ·I -

HO\\'E I J-101\' E I LA Ll'~ l lERE I - 1-101\'E -I

HO\\'E 2

W on l -

Tied 2 -

L ost 4

First row ( left to right ) : Lambert, Riekse. H eim , Ehrlich, Koch er, VanSicklc: Second row: Hullll , ~Ir. Johnson. Coach ; \\'ilbo rn , Spa uldin g , \\'illo u ghby. Drag una s. \\' cn ham. Siegel D .

This year's cross count ry squad was und er the supen-1s1011 o f coac h J erry John so n. :\fr. J oh nso n is a first-year coach who came to H owe from Jimtow n, l\ficbiga n .

Elected as Captain and i\fost Valu ab le Runn er was Di ck H e im. D a\'e Ri ekse and first-year man Ed Drag unas gaye th e team some depth. The l\Jost Improved Runn er was John Va nSickl e.

Although the tea m won just three of nin e, they showed fin e sp iri t and d esire during th e e ntire season.

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RECORD

JlMTO\l'N 26 - HO\\'£ '.IO \\'H !TE P IG EON 22 - HOll'E 35

\\' HITE PlCEO N 26 - HO\\'E 31 L.AKELAND 23 - HO\\'£ 33

C RANBROOK 15 - HO\\'E 64 \\'EST\' IEW 31 - HOWE 26

CO LO:'\ 29 -

PRAIRIE HEJGHTS 16 - HOWE 49

1-10\\'E 16

CONSTANTINE 43 -

HOWE JS

Fiist row ( left to right): 13u, kirk. ;\l g r.; Orchard , n c, a nny. \\'alkcr K. ~lcC!cl ' ancl. \\' illi s . \\' ong , ;\l gr; Second row: .\Ir. Hicks. Ass t. Coach; Condon, Ja colH H . Hungate, Arn old , Jones C, Mr. John so n. Coach .

. \!though the 6-J.1 rcrnrcl cf th:s yea rs ba; kctball team is less than imprcssi\·c, team worked hard and fought hire! all season . Th e team had only two returning lettenncn for a base. th ~

Tom .\rn old was th's year's captain and winner o[ most rebounds trophy, and shared the honor of ;\lost Valuable with Dave \i\Tillis. 1\losL Impr oved Player was Dan Jacobs.

1\lr. Johnson i> a fir; L year coach at Howe, but he imtill ed m a ny [unclarn c ntab in this year's squad. Next year's ;quad should have J\fr. Johnson 's new system down <1nd should have a good season.

TEAM RECORD

HO\\' E61 HO\l' E 48 HO\\'E 31 HO\\'E 70 HO\\'E 4(i HO\\'E 6-1 HO\l' E'>-1 HO\\'E 77 HO\\'E i\2 HO\\'E i>-1

\\'A KAR USA 63 CENTRE\' ILLE 75 \\'OLF LAKE 61 LA LU;\llERE 71 A NCO LA r,9 PRAIRIE HF.ICHTS6f> 1..\ l.l ' ;\llERE 57 \l' EST\' JE\1' 91 CRAN13ROOK 58 Ulf;HOP LUERS 80

HO\\'E G:I HO\\'E 6'.l 110\\'E 80 HO\\' E 55 HO\\'E 52 HO\\'E -17 1-10\l'E :1•1 1-10\l' E 75 HO\\'E 5:l

BETHANY 73 CU IX ER 66 BURR OAK 61 LADY of the LAKE 54 LAKELAND 60 \l'HITE 'S 55 COLON 45 Dl\ 'JNE HEART 73 JEFFERSON 51

This year's reserve basketball team did not earn an impressive record , but it did imprO\·e enough to put on some fine showings on the lloor at the encl of the season. The team was coached by ' Villiam Hicks. ~·o phomore team members th is year included C hu ck Jones as ce nter, leading th e team in rebo unds. J efl Sucher, a boy who came out after Chri stmas, had scoring honors se\·eral Lim es. Dan Siegel played forwa rd . J\farv Juhl and Bryn n Jensen provided some needed h e ight.

The Freshm e n were Jed by Kri ss Parso ns, who >tarted as a guard and led L~ 1e team in total points. J ohn Barnard played on the fi1st string and is co unted on to help next year'> team. Dave Bush an d l\!ike i\!agee provided the n eeded bench , trength, a nd both will be returning next year. Gene N icholls pla yed [or only th e la st few weeks, but did a fin e jo b. Bill Hutu! , th e shortest man on th e squad, pla yed well this year. H e was a good ball ha ndl er a nd is expeCLed to spark next year's reserves.

HOll' E31 • f!O\\'E 33 HO\\'E 33 HOWE 43 HOWE 30 ' HOWE 39 HOWE 31 HOll' E 50 HOWE 26

l\' AKARl'SA 60 CENTREVILLE 22 WOLF LAKE 65 LaLUi\ll ERE 44 ANGOLA 44 PRAIRIE HEIGHTS 32 \\'EST\' fEI\' 36 CRANBROOK 66 lllSHOP LUERS 56 • f-1 0\l' E \'ICTOR !ES.

BETHANY CHR!STJA N '.l·I HOWE '.l3 CUL\ 'ER 72 HO\\'E 29 • HO\\' E 50 BURR OAK 28 ' HO\\'E 39 WA\\' ASS EE 3!> • HOWE 19 LAKELAND 54 ' HO\\'F. 37 wmrrE·s 34 HO\\'E 48 COLON 57 HOWE 41 DIVINE HEART 4 7 HOWE '.I I JEFFERSON 43 RECORD - 5 - 13

Kn eeling (left to ri g ht): i\lr. Hi cks Head Coach: \Ir. J o hnso n. Asst. Coach; Seated: Parsons, Siegel D, Hutul , Be rn a rd , Sucher ; Standing: Buskirk , Juhl , J ensen . J o nes C, Busc h, Nichol ls, \\'ong.

First row seated ( left to right): Galleher. .Jar\'is , Rapson. Falk, Donnelly. Riekse, Clemons;

~ccond row: Schaffer B. Galbraith. Fair. \\ ilcox. Sexton. Bridges, Shutt, Youn g;

Standing: \\'hi tlock, \fgr.; Buell, O'Re ill y. J ohnson, ~Ir. Singer. Coach; Student Coach Duncan , Piate1 , Cla1 k, Siel\Cl 1. Jlrunk ,\ ! gr.

This year's swimming team was under the direction o[ Coach Don Singer, one the few second-)ear coaches. T his yea r the team spli t the seaso n 6-6 and placed first in the Goshen R elays.

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Captain of this year's team was Ste\'e Falk. Sophomore Bill Bridges was the i\lost Valuable Swimmer. Da\'e Galbraith was no minated the Most JmproYed. This year the ·100 yard Freestyle R ela y record was broken by Bill Sexton, Da1·e Galbraith, Bill Bridges, a nd Ste1·e Falk with a time of 3:5·1.6.

HO\\'E 53 HO\\'E 33 HOWE 'Vi HO\\'E :;; HO\\' E 2'1 HOWE 39 HO\\'E !s t

ELSTON 41 SXTJDE R 62 GOSHEN :Ii \\'ASHL'\' GTON 58 JACKSO:\' Gu PE:\':'\ 56 GOSHEN RELAYS RECORD

HO\\'E 43 H O \\' E 41h HO\\'E71 1101\'E H 1101\'E 62 HO\\'E 59.5 HO\\'E 5!1 \\' - 6; L-6

\llSHA\\'AKA 52 PENN IN\'ITATIO NAL CONCORD 2+ ELKHART 5 1 CENTRAL CATHOLIC 29 ..\LBION 35.5 ALBION 46

Kneeling ( lef t to rig·ht): Quinlan, BenitcL, l\ l crc hant , D argusch, H ei m , Pope; Sitti ng: Edwards. Klika, \lcCuirc, Christen , \\ ' hitc; Stan d ing: 7'.lr. Bun ::c. Coach ; Fox. llucchc, Keeton. Trame l , Urown , Schram , Huber, DcTonc, Hochclocrfer , Kanalos, Gorman , Lee and B urns, ~fanag· crs.

This year's wrestling coach was J\lr. Richard Bunce who wrestled through o ut high sc hool a nd college.

The elected co-captains were Tom Pope and J oe Christen who was also t he l\Iost Valuab le ·wrestler with a high of 33 points for the seaso n. J oe won nin e matches, eig ht o f whi ch \\·ere co nsec uti \'e, including a first place in the Kelly Tourna ment. Todd Klika, a Sophomore, was 1\lost Imp ro \' Ccl with a total o[ 29 points.

The future looks bright for Howe wrestlers as the Freshman and Sophomores defeate d \'Vest Noble m a Varsity match by a score o f -10 to 20.

TEAM: RECORD

HO\\'E '.18 HOWE IS HOWE26 HOWE 3 HO\\"E 19 HOWE 19 HO\\'E 8

ANGOLA 15 LAKELAND 38 LALUMIERE STURGI~ 49 GOSHE:\ '.l:\ ANGOLA 35 CRAN BROOK 42

HO\\'E HOWE HOWE HOWE HO\\'E HO \ \"E HO\l"E

16 19 20 8 18 6

40

CONSTANTINE 36 CONST.\N TINE 27 UNION CITY 25 BRONSOt 36 \\"HITE PIGEON 26 CUL\ 'ER 37 WEST NOBLE 20

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(!cft lo right): Bollinger. Gilbert. L'E, pc1an:e. Elder. Sicg·cl 11·, Boll'cr, Frcn:h, Newel!, Illingwonh, Prest;

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ScconJ re\\: Co'onel Bruni. S.:\.. f .; Par kauda 1. :\linor. Grurnrne D, Harper

llogc1. S.C.~I .. Ga:a,ka, Coach.

JR, Pros~cr.

This year's rill e team , coached by S.\f:\j Galaska and SFC Birmingham , had the be:,t record of any athletic team 011 campus. The riflemen were ·1-0 in shoulder matches and 10-2 in posud maLche:i. They defeated their archriYals Cuh·er Military . \ caclerny in e,·ery shoulder competition with them.

In tournament competition, the team placed well and had man) indi,·iclual winners. In the St. John's Im·itatio11al , Howe and l\farrnion tied for first , but l\farmion beaL i\ larrnion Lo win Lhe :\fidweste rn i\Iilitary .\ cadernies Tournament. The team placed second in the Indiana State Championship in l\farch.

by Lie-brea king procedures. The next week Lh e r ifl e learn aYenged their los~ and Jn e\·ery tournament a shooter from Howe ranked highly. Rick Newell 1\'as th e Indiana !':tale Champion this year and had the high prone score at the Midwest match. \\'alter lllingwonh WOil the sharp;hooter class at St. Johns . .·\n French won the in di,·idu al match and WOil the kneeling match at both St. John's and the l\lidwestern :\latch. "·011

Next yea1's rifle team will be e,·en stronger, due Lo the fact that on ly one ;hooter in the top ten is graduating-.

This year's captai n was Senior \Vall Illingworth . .-\rt French received the award [or the most \'aluable firer of the year. Varsity letter winners this year were: \Valt Illingworth. Da,·e Prest. Rick Newell, Fred Elder, r\n French, John Bower, Ernie Bollinger. Lionel L'Esperance, Bill Siegel. and .J erry Gilbert. Ri ck Harri son and Rick Parskaudas recei,·ed rcsen-e awards.

First row (left to ri g ht): Dcrnnn y. Peddcri. Rieksc. \\.hitc, \\'illis, Clark, Eilcnfcldl, J acobs, Sexton; SeconJ row: \Ir. Fa rrer, ·-""' l. Coach; Sk u bic, Klika , \\·o nhing ton, Cordi, Badt. Hill. :\fcC le ll a nd , Perrott, ~Ir. Pol jak. H ead Coach ; Third row: Barcia), ~lagcc , o·Rcilly , Gray, Dra ke, Dautcl , R a nda ll , M gr.; Fred ericks, ~f g r. ; \\' on g, M gr.

T his year's baseball team , coac hed by 1\lr. Poljak a nd ~Ir. Farrer, is sta rti ng slowly this year with one ,1·in and three losses. It is showing much imprm·e rn e nt and should co me th rou g h with an impressive season.

Dave ·willis is doin g a fin e job at th e plate a nd is hittin g 5 for 6 in th e first two games. The starting pitchers, R ay Gillespie, Frank \'\lhite and Tom Arnold , 'rnve all returned from the last year's Varsity squ ad.

1-!0\\'EO HO\\'E 10

TEAM RECORD HO\\'EO HO\\. E ·I

BRONSON 3 CEl\TER\'lLLE 12

L\KELAND WHITE PIGEON \\"OLF LAKE WEST NOBLE COi'ISTANTINE LAKELAND

CENTRE\'JLLE '.I BURR OAK l

Up·Coming Games \\'EST\'lE\\' HA ,\ JILTON LA LU~IIERE PRA IRIE HEIGHTS BETHANY WHITE PIGEON

Fir'it ro\\' (l dt to right): Dragun a<\, Johnson. Orchard. Prater. Stesny. Igo. H eim, Bernard, T ho m , \\'hitcornb, Sublcuc, Kapson; Sccornl row: Schaffer B. Shriner D, Youngcberg, Barker, \l c rchant, Thee , Kahn , Sterg ios, Condon . .Jacobs; Third row: \Jr. ~Jalcrich , Coach; \\' ilkinson. French, Daniels. ~lin o r , Parsons, Bower. W a tson , Christen. ;\fr. Johnson. Coach; Fourth row: Bu,kirk. Geiger, Kohler, \\' illi ams, \f ann in g, Juhl , Coryell, Huitt.

Th is year's track team is o ff to a rough start, its record being 1-2. Trouble with sick 11 css. e lig ibility, and depth huns the team.

The squad is being coached by two new men , J\fr. J erry J o hnson and i\Ir. James i\falcrich.

R et urning lcllc rm en are Rich Heim , J oe Stesny, :\ncly Ja cobs, a nd Dave Co11cion. \Vith a great number o f un derclassm en o n the team, n ext year's squad should be quite Yictorious.

The cade ts clicl not go to th e Goshen R ela ys, but did participate m the first Tingley ln\'itatio11al and placed fifth.

HO\\'E 5 th

TEAM RECORD HOWE 43 T INGLEY JN\'ITATIONAL HO\\'E 60 WOLF LAKE 56

Up·Coming Meets PRAIRIE HEIGHTS \l' EST\'IEIV BETHANY LAKELAND JN\' LTATTONAL

JillITOW N 75

BISHOP LUERS LAKELAND CONSTANTI NE CENTREYILLE

(left ~Ir.

LO right): Bcron, Gcdcn. \\'alker K, Fougcroussc , Dargusch T , Jones C; Horton , Coach ; Da' is, Bun, Tuttle , Sucher, Gorman, \\'ilborn , Bollinger, Sarna , Buell.

This year's tennis team is off lo a good start with two wins and one loss. The team looks forward to ending the season with a winn ing record.

This year's team consists o[ underclassmen , with only two Juniors. good reason to look forward lo next year.

Howe has

This year's Captain is Frank Fougerousse, and the season will tell more about the team and its captain. l\Ir. Horton is this year's coach . Th is is l\Ir. Horton's first year as a coach anrl it looks as though he is developing a fine team.

HOWE7 HOWEO

TEAM RECORD 1\' 0LF LAKE 0 HOWE 5 STURGIS 7 HOWE 2 CONCORD BISHOP LUERS COLDWATER

LUTHERAN2 THREE RJ\V ERS 5

Up-Coming Matches FORT WAYNE SOUTH COLDWATER

Kneeling (left LO right): Donn olly. Ehrlich. Kocher. Asch , Smith, Q; tanding: i\lr. James. Ass't. Coach; Smallwood, L'Esperance, McCaughna , Siegel D , Dannacher, chroen, Date, ~!r. Piper, Coach.

The golf team, under the direction of J\fr. Richard Piper has compiled a winning record in the early \\'eeks of their season. The team's record is now 5-·!.

Tony .\sd1 lead~ the team with an average of 36. Behind him are Paul Kocher, a\·eraging -11 and Neal Ehrlich with a ·13 average. \'arsity pht)ers \\'ho wi11 rewrn next year are Gary Smallwood and Steve Schroen both a\·craging ·15.

The team will participate HO\\'E HO\\'E HO\\'£ HO\\'E

li'.l 169 I iO 166 110\\'E 20·1 Cancelled HO\\'E 160 Cancelled

Ill

two im·itationals and eighteen regular matches.

TEAM RECORD East Noble 166 Sturgis 168 Prairie Heights I i6 Lakeland 16ii ..\lbion - Pierceton· Rome City 218-236 \\' hite Pigeon

Angola-Wolf Lake 156-165 Prairie Heigh LS

Up-Co m ing Matches LAPORTE IN \ 'ITATJONAL ..\:-IGOLA SYRACUSE BISHOP LUERS CONSTANTINE HA:\JILTO;\' WHITE PIGEON CUL\'ER l'.':\'ITAT!O:\ .-\L CONSTAC\TINE BfSHOP LUERS \\'HITE PIGEON L\KEU'.':D

First row (lef t to right): Shrin er, Kahn. Asch. Pritchard , Lee, Bradley; Second row: Frayer, Smallwood, :Irr. :.Ial erich, Coach; Toles, Jones.

This year the \Ve ight Lifters had a new compeuuon the records in dead lift, the lifters set eight new records.

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the dead lift. Besides

This year's squad was coached by J\Ir. J\fal erich and captained by Tony Asch . i\fost Valuable L ifter was De nn y 0\'ershiner and J\[ost ImproYecl was Ed Toles.

Next year, weight training will b e used to build Howe 's football and other sports in th e off seaso n. \'\' ith this as a boost to future tea ms, athlet ics should improye at Ho\\'e.

Six impressive records were set by Glenn Bradley. \ Vellington Lee, Ed Jones, John Frayer, Ed Toles, and Dan Shriner were credited with minor records.

Fir~l

rem· (left to right ): :\Ir. O\crman. Coach; Opie. Stro\\'dcr. Errington, P e nn DP, Lo ng.

Bunt . \Ir. l ' ll , ..\,s't. Coach;

Second ro'': Cha'c SP. /II ishl cr. \\'eld~ , Spence, Pearce, Brido·es RL. Ste\'ens, Alexander; Third row : l\' einberg, Jewell , Zestos, Childers, Forbes, ~Iaddox, Gal leher, Siegle.

The Lo\\'er School's [ootball team had a losing season this year. Their r ecord \\'ao similar to the Upper School's, o nly it was 0-·l.

The Lower School had a n cxcqHio nall y small a nd in experie nced team t hi ~ ~·t<ir.

The expe1ie nce they ga ined will be put to use and further d eveloped 'in future years.

This yea r \ team wao again coached l)y ,\ Ir. Q,·enn a n and 1\lr. H aas. Both men help the Lower School players prepare for th e Upper School.

HO\\'E 0 HO\\'EO

TEAM RECORD E O\\'.·\RDSflU RG ·IO HO\\'E 7 LA GRANGE 27 HO\\'E 0

PRAIRIE HEIGHT 14 I

J !/llTO\\'N

Fir. t row ( left to rig h t): Bambi n o, C h ilders, ~ I i h lcr, Opie, R ic h arcl con D. Schcpman, \l' e!dy , J ewe ll, \ 'o llm cr ; Second row: ,\ f r. Utz, Coach; Zes Los, Cherry, Forbes, Pearce , Pai n ter, Mr. W r ig h t , Ass't. Coach.

T he Lower Schoo l ba; kct ball team, a ltho ugh it o nl y wo n o ne ga me, sho\\·ccl good hustle a nd e n thusias m th ro ugho u t th e en tire seawn. T he tea m was und er th e d ir~c­ tio n of J\f r. U tz a nd r. rr. v\l ri gh t.

High sco rers for th e seaso n wer e Jim Zes tos w ith a to tal o f 36 po ints and Chri s Pearce tota ling 29 p oints.

HO W E HOWE HOWE H O WE

33 21 '.l3 29

LIMA 25 BRET HRE N 24 BRI G HTON '.lS FRHIO N T 39

TEAM RECORD H O ll' E H O ll' E H OWE H O ll' E

19 18 12 36

Ll.\I A 29 \\'O LCOTT\' IL LE 46 \\'EST\ 'lE\\' Ll>\J A 47

LOWER BASEBALL first row (left to right): '.\Ir. Ctz, Coach; Pearman, P:otts, Penn ~fr. \\'right. Coach;

J,

~lcNew,

Dwyer.

Opi ~ .

Kni>e,

Second row: Cha-;c S, Stc\'cn.,, SnoufTcr. Lon g, ~reland, Pokorn y. Bunt. Schcprnan; 'fhir:I row : Hannabarger, Sundin. Errington. Cherry , Niemeier, L'Espcrance, Kantn er; founh row: Forbes . Pearce, Penn D. Alcxandc:·, Payne Bach.

LOWER TRACK Kneeling ( left to right): \\'cinberg. \\' eiss ; First row: :\Ir. Haa s. Coach; Howell, Palm er. Srnirnov \', Gilbcnson. Hunter, Sanclifar. Powell , Be nder. Lewi s , ;\Ir. ()ycnnan Co~1ch;

Second row: Bum, \\'eldy, ~I

~li s hlcr ,

Bu11t, Long. Richardso n

J.

B!ackwc ll ,

~lattran,

Breed, Dautel;

hird roK: Sieg le. Linforth , ErringLOn. Spence, January, Strowder, Hoffman \\ ', Richardson D.

Connoll) D , Bridges; Fourth row: Jewell , ;\faddox , Sloman, Jrn scn , Zes tos, Painter, Siller, ...rhumrn, Childers. Galleher.

(9)

(5) (7) (8); (6) Colonel Bruni returns to Howe as S. A. I.; during Founders ' Days week-end.

'·A Sleep half-time (Ii): Bruni present enjoy ox-roast

of Prisoners" ( 1) (2) ('.\); Ready and \\"a iling (4) ; Ready to go (5); Rc[reshrnents during J\i,hop Kl ein wit h sen·ers (7); Founders· Day parade (8); Colonel Kell y and Colonel warrants ( 10); Company ·· o" decorated [or Founders' Days (11 ); Cadets and Yis iturs (12) (13); Thanksgiving dinner (14) (15).

Fall athletic awards dinner (1)-(6); Boar's H ead dinner (7) (8) .

"The Odd Coupl e" ( !); Band pla ys ror Lower Schoo l d a nce (2); Bishop Kl ein a nd Colonel Kcli y g reet gues ts at Upper Schoo l dance (6): ~r othcrs ' Club pro\'idcs buffet in connection with ~ f a th ers' Day"i da nces (4) (5) (6); i\frs. Haas na med as ··~ ! o th er of th e \'ca r " (7); Bi sho p and l\!rs. Klein, Colo nel a nd l\Irs. Kell y a nd Co lo nel and 1\l rs. Deva n11 y with Co lo nel Bruni rece ive Mo thers Day para de (8).

"'The Fantasticks" ( I) (2) ; \\'i nter Athletics award dinner ('.\) - (7); Colonel Bruni and Government In spectors (H); " The Odd Couple" is presented by the Thespians during i\lotllers' Days week-end (9)-( 12).

, This year's Tat/er, as any Tat/er, inrnh'ed a score o( meetings, last minute decisions, hours o( picture-taking and arranging, endless editing and organi7ing, and all the work and responsibility that any major publication demands.

First and foremost, the finances had to be arranged. Captain Da\'C \Vattlcs, through the fine cooperation ancl hours of voluntary labor donated by l\frs. Lilliau l\Jatthews, arranged for ach·enisemems and patron listings which provided the bulk o( the funds necessary for publ ication.

The other fiye editors, as well as the rest of the Cadet Corps, provided th e neces· sary material that went into this Tat/er. Howe\·er, we of the staff realize that none of this work would ha\·e come Lo anything if it were not for the work of o ne man.

In his last yea1 as chapla in o( Howe i\lilitary School and priest of St. i\Iark's Parish in the Yil!agf! of Howe, the Re\·erend Rob ert J. l\ furphy h as coord in ated the efforts of all the editors to produce his thirty-fifth Taller. His was the bulk o( worrying; his was the problem o f arrangi ng and taking ,·inually all o( the photographs appear ing in this book; his was the responsibility of arranging for printing and bin ding; his was, in short, the job of putting together the separate parts o( the Toller .

To the cadets of Howe l\filitary School, to the fiye other Taller ed itor , a nd especially to i\frs. i\ fauhews and Father l\furphy, I express from the bottom of my h ean all my thanks for making this memento of our finest year possible.

-Pierce l\IcCammon Sherrill, Editor

"A" COMPANY CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1968 .\ clamski, .J.D., "Ski" .-\nclerson, L.\\'., ''Chipmunk" .\rnolcl. T.D., "T" .\usherman, \'.K .. "Knock" Bcglc, R.E. "Do:( Bell. T.R .. "1\lushrat" Bissthop. G.R .. ".Joker" Bland1ard, D.F., "1\ louth" Boger, R. K.. "Scar Face" Brown , K .L., "Spare T ire" Burns, ,\l.P .. "J\fongo" Ca\·ender, D.E., "Limpy" Chancy. B.G., " Briar" Crider, i\l.E. , "Dullard" Davis, G.1' .. "Vacuum" Diehl. G.1\l., "Lon e Star" Don nell y. \\'.R .. "Lee" Drake, .J.H .. "Duck" Eder. J.S .. "Fingers I " Fair, R.C., " Nice Try" Falk, S., "B-7-z-z" Fox, R.H., "Flower Child" Frederick, R.L., "Hot Lips" Geary, S.C., ".-\ngers II" Geiger, T.E., "Trapper" Giesy. J.S., "Orio" Gree n, T.C., "Carbuncle" Grubbs, D.R., "EEK .. " Grumme, T.S .. " Trible" H and loser, C..J., "\Vise .-\ere" Harrison, R.R., "Frog" Holl, D.C., "Cycle Angel" Huber. J.H., "Huby" Huitt, D.J., "Puitt"

.Jacobs, H.D., "Friendly" Klika, T.R., "Kleeka" Kopp. G.C., " Kopper" Little, F.H., "Continued Lee, l\I.H., "Stick i\fan" Long, J.C., "D o nu t" i\lcCaughn a, T.R., " Grass Hopper" i\fagee, l\ f.L., "Maggie" i\l ercha nt, T.W., "i\fouse" i\forris, J.H ., "Ru nn er" i\lunday, JD., "Stomach" Nichols, H.E., "Powe ll" Osterfeld, S.R., "Ostrich" Overshiner, D.R., "vVieny" Pritchard, i\f.B., " Paper Plate Pusher" Sage, S.S., " Dave Draper" Seguin , P.R., "Philly" Selby, P.T., "Hot Head" Serna, C. A., " vVet Back" Shriner, D.D., "Taras P. Bulba" Shutt, ].l\J. , " Speedy" Siewert, A.P., "l\[ilton" Skubic, T.W., "l\Iath l\Ian" Smirnov, G.r\., "Vodka" Spaulding, R.C., "Tinsel Teeth" Sublette, E.H., "Grub" Taylor, W.C., "Planters" Thee, \V.N., 'Leadership l\[inus" Tuttle, J.H., "John-John" Vrakas, J.J., "Tantrum" Wagoner, G.i\I., "Zealot" White, S.E., "Super Ball" Wilcox, T.R. , "\'\' illey" Willoughby, L.C., "K-K-K-Kangeroo"

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GOOD LUCK AND BEST WISHES THE SENIORS of COMPANY "B" Aalbersberg, J.T .. "Vacuum" Bakris, G.L., "Bogot" Benitez, A.R., "Banana-l\lan" Boaks, T., "Cleo" Eollinger, E.R., "Dick" Born bar, .\.j., " Bombalo" Bower, J.R., " Bowser" Buell, i\f.G., "Wipe" Casler, ICC., "Slick" Chevalier. B.L., "Grubb I" Chiakmakis, E.J., "Pigy'' Clark, C.E., "Kookie" Clark, L.S .. "Steel" Clemons, K ..-\ .. "]\fumbles" Dannacher, C.R., "Donut" Dargusch, T.B., "l\funchkin" Davis, F.V., "Puff" Dovey, E.G., " Oliver" Dunca n , 1\f.D., " l\Jalcolm" Edwards,]..\., "Apple" Fairall, R.S., "Aesop" Featherston, D.H., "Carp" Galbraith, D.S., "Tiny" Galleher, D.E., "Eldon" Gillespie, R.E. , "Dumbest" Hall, l\J.G., "Labia" Hamilton, W.J., "U.F.O." Harland, D.S., "Spots" Hawkins, G.S., "Protarb" Heim, R.E., "Dicky" Igo, J.S., "Ego" Johnson, j..\., Speaker" Jones, E.D., "Nok-Nok" Kahn , G.1\l. , "Bat"

Knox, J.C. , "No" Kowa lk, P.A., "Dumb" Lambert, D.T., "Shadow" Lee,\\' .. "\Nrestlcr" :\1<11111, D .L., "Hey!" i\lcClure, R., " Collect" i\fcKo\\·n. N.:\ ., "Jerky" i\liller, C.F., "Helmet" ,\ I ill er, D.L., " Lover" ;\filler. W.R., " i\funchkin JI" Moore. l\I.R .. "Bath Robe" 1\loy, H ., "l\Ioe" Obee, J.H., "B.O." Opfer, T..J., "Dumber" O'Reilly, R.A., "Laugh" O'Reilly, S.J., "Big "O" Parsons, lCJ., "Bashful" Pedcl e n , R. r\., "Grub II" Randall, G ..-\., "Lover" R oot, T.L., "B.C." 5chenck, R.J., "Snook" Shroen, 5.F., "Groom" Shenefield, R.R., "Perfect" Sheppard, D.R., "Flocks" Snyder, R .. \., "Duh" Spens, T.l\f., "Smog" Stergios, W.P., " Bride" Stesny, J.D., "Animal" Toles, E.B., "Right Guard" Toutant, l\f.C., "Power l\Ionger" \ Valker, J .D ., "Courageous" Whitcomb, J.B., "'All Star" \Vilborn, G.L., "Du-rag-bone" Bosse, "1\lanliness"

ALL GOOD WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1968

COMPANY "C" \ccia< ca. S.:\1., ''Ha) stack" .\lli,011, L.T .. ".\Ii" Barna . .f.R .. "Barn" Bernard, J.i\I .. "Bubble" Beron, .. \ .. "Slurp" Bloch. J.G .. "Block" Borgelt. ;\I..\ .. ·· Borgie" Bo1arth, _\.H .. "Head" Bradlly, G.S .. ''Lenny" Bridges, \V. F.. "B.i\f.O.C." Bump. S.C .. ''Stc\'e" Burns, T.D., "Burno" Burt. L .. \ ., "Phon" Cox, E.L .. "Kaboobie" Dargusch, \\'.D .. "Quitter" DaYicbon, G.L.. "X XX '·G.L." D;l\· is. J.C .. "J acke r" D:!To ne. R.W .. '·Porky" D ex ter, B.R .. "Butchie" Eilcnfeldt, i\J.L., "Eiles" Ellis. B.:\I., " Pego" Findley. D.F., '·Spinn y'' Fougerousse, f .G .. ''G raf" Freeman , C.D., "J\Iud" Gcden, \\'.C., "Kalhoon" Gray ...\ .\V., "Cool Jerk" Griewe. \V.j ., "Wild Bill" Hodson, J.P. "Pouch" Hunga te, \\'.E., "Ricky" Hutu], W .G ., " Know-lt-.-\ll" Kc nsill, K.T., "l\fouth" Ko hler, i\l.L, ''l\ lehille" Kos1egi, F.K., ''Kozy-Qu"

Kunis, i\f., "Crusty" i\lalclavcr, D.P., "\Van" :-.Jelson, D.J\ I., "No Cut" Nicholls, J\f.\'V., "Jeepedo" Orchard. J.C., "Nort" Orchard, S.J .. "Orch' Parskaudas, R .A., "Fatskauclas" Partridge. T.C .. "Poobic" Pemenik, D .. \ .. "Zenik" Pope, T.T., "O u-ahh" Quinlan, J.B., ''Vultu1 e" Riggs. D.R., " Press .\ ge nt" R oss, D.F., "Zep " Rosselott, C.T., " R osy" Russell, J. H .. "\\Torm" Schaffer , B .. \ ., "Beak" Schram. S.A. "S nake" Sharp, lU\ f ., "Skezie" Sig ler, R.G., "Stup id (Lt. ) Snau[er, \'\' .r\ ., ''.\n dy" Strandbergh, ].i\f., ''Fish" Sucher, J.A., "Ju ju" Toolis, E.S., "Eddy for the Tool" Trager, E.M ., "Trag" Tramel, T.V., "Rabbit" Turkette, A.L., "Tony" \Valkcr, lCJ., "Prancy" Whi te, F.S., " R ank" Whitlock, B.l\I., ''Whitey" \Viii is, D.B., "D ave i\Jaks W aves" \\/right, S.R., ' '\\Taste" Youn g, J.C., ''Charlie Goon"

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS COMPANY "D" Ardisana, .Ri\I., "Rog" Badt, D.S., "Fly by Night" Barker, ].J\f., "Buffalo" Brown, C.R., "Little Briar" Buskirk, C .. E, "Buzzy" Carey, A.H., "Head Gear" Chaffee, D.N., "Jacked" Chinnock, P .G., "Baby' Christen, J.E., "Club" Clark, .J.A., "Fat Jack" Coryell, J .F., " Barry, J r."

Crull, J.R .. "Fingers" Daniel, T.A .. "The Beek" Date, D., "Surfer" Devanny, E.H., "DeBinny" Downey, V.R. , "Bod" Dragun as, E.V., "Dragon" Duynslager, J.E., "The Brick" Eddy, S.C., "Cry Baby" Frayer, J .H., "Company l\Iother" French, A.J., "G.D." Gauss, G.D., "Goose" Gray, C.W., "Cromagnon" Grurnme, D.W., "Ray" Hartman, ·w.L., " i\foose" Hill, J.D., "Slick" Hochcloerfer, C., "Corny" Hunt, l-I.C .. "Sea Hunt" Jacobs, T ..-\ ., "J\lusic l\lan' Jensen, B.J., "G iraffe' Juhl, M.A., "Family" Ka na los, D., "Sheep " Keeler, C.E., "Burly" Kn echt, R.F., " Necky" Knopp, A.P., " Healthy"

Kruse, P.l\I., "Build" L'Esperance, L.G., "Lionel" Lyon, B.D., "Baaaarry" J\fcClellancl, T.J\ f., "Out to Space" J\lanning, T.A., "Dumbo" 1\linor, S.W., "Steve" Paulson, N.L., " Polzin" Perroll, .J.E., "Satisfi ed" Prest, D.C., "Grease" R eager, S.K., "Talkative" Riekse, D.l\ I., " Big Chin nock" Scha!Ier, C.P., "Napoleon" Seay, P.H., "Say" Sexton, W.N., "Wire" Shultz, D.R., "C ink" Siegel, D.L., "Face Flapper" Siegel, W.A., "W.A." Sigsworth, \ ,Y.IC, "Kim" Smallwood, G.A., " Briar" Smith, Q.P., " R ock" Spe ngler , W.J ., "Zippie' Stavrakas, P.G., " Herder" StrouJ, L.K., "Waiter" Tanner, D.l\f., "Maynor" Thom , F.A., "Crustation" T hum a, J.J., "Dumas" Trip, l\l.L., "P.W." T urve, C.H., "Carl" W e!les, T.C., " Road Runner" White, C.J., "C.J." Wilens, R.I ., "Willie" Wong, C., "\l\Tongstein" \,Yo nhin g ton , D ., " l\largret" Younge berg, K .L., "J\Iaggie's l\Ian" Hofiman, R.H., ".-\11 Righty"

COMPANY "E" EXTENDS BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS Barclay, J.R., "Hick"

:\lcGuire, J.P., "Juoy"

Brunk, B.. \., "Crunk"

ilfiller, C.O., "Regulator"

Bueche, i\f.A., "Scratch"

i\fuclry, N ...\., "J\.IudPie"

Busch, D.R., "Shrub"

Newell, W.F., "Bird"

B} water, S.B., "C.P."

Prater, J.D., "Scar"

Elder, F. W., "Fred"

Prosser, i\I.D., "Twerp"

Gilbert, J.E., "1\folc"

Reynolds, \ V .R .. "Chipmunk"

Gorman , i\ l.P., ''Pearl"

Rice, T.D., " J\lich. Jagger"

Gruber, 0 ...\., "Nose"

Sculley, i\f.J., "S.B."

Harper. J.C., "R.R.P."

Smalis, D ...\., "Sunshin e"

Harper, J.R., "Toad"

Sn yder, R.L., "Rock"

Hays, i\[ .T .. "Purple"

Somerville, G.A., "Somerlips"

Hobs, D.O., "Gomer"

Stuckey, D., "Chuckl e Chip"

r llingworth, \\I., "Fbtpper Ears"

Stutzman, C.L., "Clutz"

Jar\'is, WT, "Spike"

Thompson, P .D., "Slinky"

.Jones, C.E .. "Borris"

Van S ickle, .J.D ., "Herr Von Cycle"

Kabran. S.D., "S.D."

\'\1

Keeton, ..\.G., "..\ggri1·ator"

Wilson, W.B., "Scull Mouse"

Kham is, E.A., "Uncle R em us"

\'\' inter, D .G., "\'\'eird"

Kocher, \'\'.!'., "Gimp"

YliofI, S., "Simon"

atson, W.R., "Hands"

BATTALION STAFF Christen, J.E., "Pelican"

L ynch, R.F., "Mongoose"

Condon. D.E., "Rabbit"

Sherrill, P .i\I., "Owl"

Ehrlich, N.i\L, "Pig"

Wattles, D.R., "Duck"

.Johnson, i\f.A., "Panela Bear"

Fred , .-\., "i\Iouse"

Kapson, C ..-\ ., "Cow"

BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS COMP ANY "F" Alexander, F.J., "Fag" Bach, K.P., "Playboy" Bambino, P.i\I., "Wham bango" Bateman, B.W., "Batman" Bender, vV.F., "Pee-"\'\Tee" Blackwell, B.A., "I.l\I." Bowen, S.C., "Superman" Breed, D.W., "Ironclad" Bridges, R.L., "Big 'R' " Brown, C.C., "H. Rap" Bunt, W .R., "Nose" Butt, l\I.]., "Bootie" Carlson, D.E., "Cricket" Carothers, :\I.A., "Pooh" Chase, S.F., "Fat Dad" Cherry, D .E., "Apple" Childers, T.L., "i\fouse" Connolly, D.E., "Crust" Connolly, P .F., "Chubs" Dautel, L.C., "Looie" Davis, S.l\ f., "Stevey" Doyle, K.J, "Doylet" Dwyer, W.L., "Duh" Entrekin, S.J., "Trick" Errington, J.C., "Tomato" Painter, C.v\'., "Pelican" Forbes, R.E., " Richie Rich" Palmer, E., "Chips" Galleher, T.l\I., "Appalousa" Payne, JD., "J elf" Goodman, K.D., "Turtle" Pearce, D.C., "Patty" Gilbertson, G.G., "Jay-Lee" Pearman, G.D. , "Cap. Wattler" Hannabarger, C.C., "Hanna" Penn, D.P., "Pennywaste" Hadley, P .L., "Le Had" Pe nn, J.J., "Peff'' Hcarsey, J.C., "Con" Plotts, G.F., "Apple Sau ce" Hodges, P.K., "Tarzan" Pokorny, C.F., "Pokey" Hoffman, B.G., "Kissy" Powell, R.T., "Tu tty" Hoffman, W.T., "Lucy" R eitz, R.F., "l\louse" Howell, P.D., " Lt. Fuss Duss" Ri chardson, D.L., "Davo" Hunter, L.W., "Flash" Richardson, JD., "Clyde" Jnglett, R .C., "Gestapo" Sandifar, R.C., "Chipmunk" I rel and, JG., "Oz" Sarovich, 1\1..-\., "Sarg" Jacobs, L.C., "Jakes" Schepman, C.l\I., "Corey" .Jam~ary , JR .. "l\Taggilla" Schwartz, P.C. , "P.C." J ensen, O.J., "Cage" Siegle, L..-\., "BeaYer" J ewell, R .L., ".-\chilies' Silbersdorf, J.B., "Dwarf" Johnson, J.S., "Sn ail" Siller, V.E., "Born Loser" J ones, R.G., "Kip" Slentz, JL., "Jim" Kamps, D.L., "Floyd" Sloman, R.i\I., "Speedy" Kantner, J.H., "O'Henry" Smirnov, V., Pumpkin" Kemmerer, E.R., "Eric" Snouffer, C..-\., "R ed Baron" Kruse, D.F., "Dave" Sm ith, J.L., "Smitty" Lackey, L.S., " Ren" Spence, JO., "Jaws" L'Esperance, D ..J ., "Little Lionel" Stahl, B.R., "Swinger" Lester, R.P., "Skin H ead" Stevens, R .A. , "Steff" Lin forth, Jl\I., "l\Jiddleton" Stinchcomb, R.C., "Buck" Lewis, E.L., "Arsonist" Strowder, \1\1.l\I., "Cowabunda" Long, J.E., "J el" Sundin, R.E., "Gunga Dingk" l\ lcCoy, D.B., Laughing Jollie" Thumm, r\.F ., "Augie" i\JcNew, R.J., "Pudge" Vollmer, E.C., " Gingleh eimersmit" l\laddox, B.l\I., "Ox" Wait, T.P., "Lady Lover" i\lartin, l\f.G., "Pug" \'\Teber, R.S., "Casanova" l\lattran, R.S., "Pandreth" Weinberg, .J.H., "Nose" l\Ieachum, R.F., "l\Ieach" Weiss, P.S., "Phil" l\lishler, R.L., "Mich. Mouse" Weldy, R .S. , "D ee" Niemeier, W.D., " Bill" Welty, G.E., "General" Oakley, P.W., "Annie" Williams, K.D., "Fearless Fly" Opie, D.W., "Stub" Williams, P .H., "Will" Osterfeld, C.B .. "Oscar" Zestos, J.J., " Odesseus"

" " " OF

THE

1968

MR. and MRS. JOE and ESTHER KATRENICS MR. and MRS. WILLIAM KURTIS MR. and MRS. JAMES M. SHARP MR. and MRS. THOMAS V. BELL DR. and MRS. ROY R. McCOY MR. and MRS. W. GRANT CASLER MR. EMERSON M. GILBERT MR. and MRS. HENRY ADAMSKI DR. and MRS. WILLIAM L. BRIDGES MRS. PHILIP B. MILLER MR. and MRS.EDWARD FALK DR. and MRS. J. B. MISHLER MR. and MRS. W . FRANK MORRIS MR. and MRS. WEBSTER BUELL MR. ROBERT C. VOLLMER MR. and MRS. PETER STERGIOS MR. and MRS. WILLIAM P. STROUD. iR. MR. and MRS. CHARLES E. KOLB DR. and MRS. DONALD J. GOODMAN MR. and MRS. THEODORE C. L. AALBERSBERG MR. and MRS. WILLIAM R. DONNELLY CAPTAIN and MRS. M. REX PAINTER C. T. RICHARDSON. D.O. MR. TOM M. GREEN MR. and MRS. CARL EDWARDS MR. and MRS. ROBERT E. SUNDIN MR. and MRS. RAY E. GILLESPIE MR. and MRS. ALLAN W . PEDDEN MR. and MRS. JOHN SMALLWOOD. JR. MR. and MRS.PAUL F. WAIT DR. and MRS. MYRON J. WELTY MR. and MRS. ROBERT SIEGEL MR. ond MRS. MYRON R. SCULLEY. JR. MR. and MRS. DONO. WHITE, JR. DR. and MRS. EDWARD S. TOOLIS JVlR. and MRS. CLARENCE J. WALKER DR. and MRS. DONALD E. BRADLEY DR. and MRS. CLARENCE B. GEARY MR. and MRS. DONALD E. HANNABARGER MR. and MRS. ALBERT E. KHAMIS MR. and MRS. PETER PEZZANI MR. and MRS. LAWRENCE P. DWYER. JR. MR. and MRS. BERT F. CAROTHFRS Y.R. and MRS. DUANE GAUSS MRS. ELLEN L. BATEMAN MR. and MRS. FRANK DeTONE MR. and MRS. ROGER S. WILCOX MR. and MRS. CHARLES E. LONG MR. and MRS. GARNER HAYS MR. and MRS. G. HENRY KEETON MR. PRESTON H. WILLIAMS MRS. ALICE J. STEVENS MRS. MARY ANN CHASE COLONEL and MRS. GLENNS. BARKER MR. and MRS. HARRY M. SAGE. JR.

TA TL ER

DR. and MRS. B. D. W AGONFR MR. and MRS. RUSSELL S. BOWER DR. and MRS. ALBERT W. VAN SICKLE MR. and MRS. JOHN J. HILL MRS. GEORGE BISSCHOP DR. and MRS. WILLIAM D. DANNACHER MR. and MRS. FREDERICK J. PLOTTS KEISTERS WALGREEN DRUG STORE MR. and MRS. ARCHIE ACCIACCA MR. and MRS. LINDSEY F. WELLES. JR. MR. and MRS. CARLTON S. DARGUSCH. JR. MR. and MRS. RICHARD L. SMITH GUS RIEDEL and SON. INC. MR. and MRS. ROBERT A. McKOWN & NEIL MR. and MRS. JESS BERON MR. and MRS. CORNELIUS HOCHDOERFER MR. and MRS. KARL KOPP MR. and MRS. OTIS W. MINOR MR. and MRS.PAUL A. THOMPSON MR. and MRS. WING S. LEE DR. and MRS. JOHN T. KENSILL MR. GEORGE NICHOLS MR. and MRS. GALEN H. DAVIS MR. and MRS. LEROY SKUBIC MR. and MRS. EARLE LONG MR. and MRS. DONALD A. WILLIAMS MR. and MRS. ROBERT D. WILLOUGHBY MR. and MRS. TOM SPENS BEEBE CLEANERS- STURGIS. MICHIGAN MR. and MRS. JAMES J. GORMAN MR. and MRS. RICHARD R. WILLIS MR. and MRS. WILLIAM N. THEE MR. and MRS. JOHN M. LINFORTH. JR. MR. and MRS. FRED M. HOLL MR. JOHN N. TRAMEL DR. and MRS. SOL ASCH MR. and MRS. FRED N. SCHROEN MR. and MRS. ROBERT GIESY THE REVEREND and MRS. FREDERICK S. MILLER MR. and MRS. EDWIN E. BUSCH MR. and MRS. ROBERT W. HUNT MR. and MRS. ERNEST J. CHIAKMAKIS M. REED TAYLOR. M.D. DEAN L. MATTOX. M.D. MR. and MRS. CLAUD L. COX MR. and MRS. G. GARY BROWN DR. and MRS. LEWIS J. BRUNK MR. and MRS. PAUL F. BURNS MR. and MRS. JOHN G. KNOX MR. and MRS. CLAUD STAHL MRS. THERESIA LYNCH MR. and MRS. PAUL H. SEAY MR. and MRS. CLAYTON N. TOUTANT MR. and MRS. HARLOW PRITCHARD GREEN BRIAR INN-Rd. 9. North

, , , OF

THE

1968

TATLER

MR. and MRS. MAYNARD A. CLARK

MR. and MRS. RICHARD E. FORBES

MR. and MRS. EDWARD J. O'REILLY

CAPT. and MRS. HERBERT L. JOHNSON

MRS. MEDORA HAYES SUBLETT

MR. and MRS. KENNETH BOGER

MR. and MRS. CHARLES S. DAUTEL

T:U.COUNTY SUPPLY & MAINT .• INC.

MR. OWEN R. HOBBS

MR. and MRS. CHARLES J. STEPHENSON

DR. and MRS. RALPH E. SCHENCK

CARDINAL CHEMICAL & SUPPLY CO.

MR. and MRS. JOHN M. BERNARD

MR. and MRS. ROSCOE CONNOLLY

MR. and MRS. ARTHUR P. SIEWERT

GARLAND GOLF CLUB

MR. and MRS. JOHN N. RUSSELL

MR. and MRS. HAROLD D. JACOBS. JR.

MR.andMRS. WALTERL.DAVIDSON

COLONEL H.F. TUTTLE

DR. and MRS. JAMES J. THUMA

THE

BRUBAKER

PRINTING

STURGIS, MICHIGAN Pr inters for Howe Since 1945

CO.

BEST 11

OF

L UCK

8 11 Company Seniors

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Fairall and Rosie \\'agner [om .\sch and Susie Schuyler \\'elli11gtm1 Lee and .Judee Chin Cat") Kahn and Fonda Adkins Bill I Iamilton - "I hate girls!"

Courtland Clark and Linda Younker Dan· Duncan and Sue l\feyers Ray Gillespie and "Someone Somewhere" Da,·e Galbraith and Sanely GriRioen Daye '.\Ii I!er and ;\lary Jean Tom Spens and Caroyln, Peggy, and ~1ardi

CONGRATULATIONS CLASS

of

196 8

TRI-CITY MEDICAL ASSOCIATES RIVER ROUGE, MICHIGAN

Lawrence S. Lackey, M.D.

To the

CLASS

of

1968

CONGRATULATIONS

and

BEST

HOWE

WISHES

MOTHERS'

ASSOCIATION

Compliments

Chaffee & Lancaster Travel"

11

Detroit, Michigan

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The

FROM

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Corp.

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• Can Runways, Conveyors, Elevators, Lowerators, Twists, Cable Lines and Specialty Parts

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and

BEST

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to the

CLASS

HOWARD

of

1 968

JOHNSON'S

RESTAURANT

- at the -

International Bridge PORT HURON, MICHIGAN

SUPERIOR

PATTERN

MFG.

and

CO.

- Manufacturers of -

Wood and Metal Patterns

----·---9680 Grinnell Avenue

DETROIT, MICHIGAN 48213

GEORGE

TRIPP,

INC.

Underground Utility Contractor P. 0. Box 283 COLMAR, PENNA. 18915

---· Telephone: Area Code 215 - 242-0868

CONGRATULATIONS

and BEST

WISHES

to the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1968

---·-Best Wishes to the Howe Faculty and Cadet Corps

THE ILLINGWORTHS

f'••

CONGRATULATIONS

and BEST

WISHES

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Orchard

James and Steven 1 9 6 8

The world of book.sis the mos! remarkable crr:ation of man; nothing dse that he builds ever lasts.

M0111w1 e1lls

old and die

fall: nations perish: civ£lizations grow 0111.

After an era of darkness new races

build others; but in the world of books are volumes that live on: still as young and fresh as the day they were written: still telling men's hearts of the hearts of 111en centuries dead.

-CLARENCE DA y

William C. Klein Class of 1930

A Most Sincere

11

Thank You 11

to the HOWE FACULTY AND STAFF

and CONGRATULATIONS

and BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF

1968

---·--Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Condon

and Cadet David E. Condon

WARNER INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. PHONE 562-3881 HOWE, INDIANA 46746

Lynn J. Warner A'36 Beverly L. Warner Melvin D. Bricker

LAKESIDE

REFINING

COMPANY

P. 0. Box 909 KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN

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of

-·-

1968

Plumbing - Heating - Sheet Metal 310 North Centerville Road • P. 0. Box 396 STURGIS, MICHIGAN 49091

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS

FOR THEIR ACCOMPLISHMENTS

PAUL

A.

ATWATER

Citgo Petroleum Products HOWE

IN DIANA

We Can Sell Your Home IN COLUMBUS OR FRANKLIN COUNTY A Full Time, Trained Sales Force to Give ...

EFFICIENT SERVICE ON ALL LISTINGS

*-* C. V. PERRY AND CO. REALTORS 40 W. Gay Street

221-4131

•

Columbus, Ohio

Mary Chevalier, Assoc.

451-0121

CONGRATULATIONS and

BEST

WISHES

to the CLASS

OF

1968

---·--Dr. and Mrs. Sigmond L.. Kahn

STURGIS

SUPPLY

COMPANY

WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS OF

PLUMBING & HEATING SUPPLIES Telephone 651-2345

Sturgis, Michigan 49091

"Then: Is No Subslit11te for Fair Dealing" ESTABLISHED 1914

THE PAUL M. YAUGER

Monumental Works LONDON, OHIO

THOMAS J. SELBY, Owner London, Ohio

Office Phone 852-1553 Residence Phone 852-0355 Reverse Charges

Open Sundays l P.M. to 5 P.M.

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WISHES

HOWE MILITARY SCHOOL and CONGRATULATIONS

to the

CLASS

of

1968

MORNING GLORY INN 6481 Taft Street GARY, INDIANA

---·---Mr. and Mrs. Joe Katrenics

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COMPLIMENTS and

BEST

WISHES

to the CLASS

OF

1968

--··-Emerson M. Gilbert MANUFACTURER'S

AGENT

2323 Harding Avenue

MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN 49441

Congratulations Tatler

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PHONE:

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CORPS

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* LEO'S

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*

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STURGIS

P. 0. Box 220 STURGIS, MICHIGAN 49091

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CLASS of

1968

TECUMSEH PRODUCTS

COMPANY

TECUMSEH, MICHIGAN

* BEST

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to CLASS

of

1968

---·--'3f/ette4

DIE & ENGINEERING CO. SPECIALIZING IN

Tools, Dies, Jigs, fixtures, Etc. 12855 BURT ROAD

DETROIT, MICHIGAN 48223

---'•--Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey f. Welles, Jr.

*

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Complete Used Car Reconditioning Service 434 Wabash Avenue

•

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Tel. 332-9370

D. DRUCKENMILLER, Mgr.

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* CLARK SPORTSWEAR 115 Washington BAY CITY, MICHIGAN 48706

*-* Trophies - Athletic Uniforms Baseball Equipment - Chenille Letters School Sweaters and School Jackets

*

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Building Material of All Kinds Check Us First for GOOD Service

_._ CALL Howe 562-2381 R. F. D. 3

HOWE, INDIANA

THE INTER.STATE PR.INTERS AND

PUBLISHERS, INC. Jackson at Van Buren

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Telephone Hickory 6-0500

DANVILLE, ILLINOIS

• Dolly Overshiner

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of

BANDHOLTZ - Paint Manufacturing Company

Wall Paper and Unpainted Furniture

121 N. Nottawa Street, Sturgis, Michigan Telephone 651-5740

Paints - Enamels -

Varnishes -

Lacquers

.

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ANDY 11

BEST WISHES to the CLASS

of

1 968

J. frank Jacobs

COMPLETE RENT AL SERVICE

COSMOPOLITAN

linen and Towel Supply INDUSTRIAL UNIFORM, WIPERS and COMPLETE RUG AND DUST CONTROL

5758 South Halsted, Chicago, Illinois 60621

Sam Stavrakas and Dean Stavrakas

CONGRATULATIONS

to the CLASS

OF

1968

Howe Military School Fathers' Association

CONGRATULATIONS

and

BEST

WISHES

to the CLASS

OF

1968

---· Mr. and Mrs. Emerson M. Gilbert and Son Cadef· Jerry M. Gilbert MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN

* *-* CONGRATULATIONS and

BEST

WISHES

to the CLASS

of

1 968

ORCHARD PARK FOOD MARKET, INC. 862 North Avenue

BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN Phone: NO 5-9615

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Ylioff

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merchandising~--o/.corporated 11eatad.

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and

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SHIPSHEWANA

CONGRATULATIONS CLASS

1968

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Osterfeld

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CADETS

ALL

---·--PENZ TOOL and MANUFACTURING CO., INC. TOOLS • DIES • JIGS and FIXTURES • SPECIAL MACHINING P. 0. Box 347

•

15356 Harrison Road

MISHAWAKA, INDIANA 46544

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Compliments of

THE

BATTALION

COMMANDER

1 9 6 8

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Neal M. Ehrlich

BEST WISHES CLASS

AERIAL

OF

1968

PHOTOGRAPHY

Specializing in the oblique portraiture of any subject visible to best advantage in an aerial view. Utilizing the latest state of the art to achieve crisp, dramatic reproductions, black and white, or color.

Oblique Aerial Photography

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*-* TOM

ROOT

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PHOTOS

PLYMOUTH, OHIO 44865

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GOSHEN

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ELECTRIC,

804 - 808 West Lincoln Avenue GOSHEN, INDIANA 46526

Inc.

THE

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T.

RUGG

CO.

Afonufacturers Since 1883 NEWARK, OHIO 43055

Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Duncan

Plastics

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CONGRATULATIONS

to the

OUR SINCERE APPRECIATION to the

STAFF AND FACULTY AND BEST WISHES TO FUTURE CLASSES

* Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Turkette

CONGRATULATIONS

GRADUATES of

1968

Mr. and Mrs. Martin G. Galbraith

CONGRATULATIONS

and BEST

WISHES

to the CLASS

of

1 968

Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Eilenfedlt

OHIO

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CONGRATULATIONS and

BEST

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1968

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CONGRATUlAT CLASS

of

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1968

,

SHOP

Since 1909

WARREN, OHIO Raleigh

Columbia

CONGRATULATIONS

and

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to the CLASS

of

1968

KALAMAZOO TELEF-HONE ANSWERING SERVICE 117 West Cedar Street KALAMAZOO,

MICHIGAN

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1968

--·--Mr. and Mrs. Spencer E. Bowen

BEST

WISHES

to the CLASS

OF

1968

• Dr. and Mrs. 8. D. Wagoner

COMPLIMENTS OF THE

PERU

TRUST PERU, INDIANA

COMPANY

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Compliments of NU-MAID TABLE GRADE MARGARINE

*

THE MIAMI MARGARINE CO. CINCINNATI, OHIO

CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES

1968

--·-George Smirnov, M. D.

BEST

WISHES

to the CLASS

I

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of

1968

Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Harrison

CONGRATULATIONS

to the GRADUATES

of

1968

• Mr. and Mrs. Hollis F. Arnold

CONGRATULATIONS CLASS

OF

1968

Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Brown

CONGRATULAT CLASS

OF

ONS

1968

• Mr. and Mrs. Quentin P. Smith, Sr.

f CONGRATULATIONS CLASS

of

1968

----·---"And 'tis my faith that every flower enjoys the air it breathes."

----·---VOGT 1 S FLOWERS and GREENHOUSES STURGIS, MICHIGAN

Phone 651-567 6

CONGRATULATIONS to the

CLASS HORNER

of

1968

WOOLEN

COMPANY

EATON RAPIDS, MICHIGAN

Founded 1836

Horner Woolen Blankets Make Warm Friends

PATTERSON'S

Supper Club W. CHICAGO ROAD

COLONIAL Motor Inn S. CENTERVILLE ROAD

---·'--Traditional Hospitality STURGIS, MICHIGAN

COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF FORT WAYNE

the graduating class W. B. TERRY, President '-'---------..;..._...------~.,,---- ...

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COLDWATER, MICHIGAN

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•

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Mr. William R. Bunt 623 East Grand River Avenue EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN

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of

1968

J

CONGRATULATIONS CLASS

of

1968

and Sincere Good Wishes for your Continued Success

-·-

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FAN

COACH

COMPANY, Inc.

LA GR.ANGE, INDIANA 46761 (219) 463-2163

Travel Trailer Specialists

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