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Volume # 53 HOWE MILITARY SCH OOL Howe, Ti\TLER, 1976 ol. has He •all ron of :y. ng >I' rtr's 3
Table of Contents Staff ..................... page 7 . Seniors .................. page 13 Undercla ssmen . .......... page 33 Chapel .................. page 39 · Mi itary ................. page 47 Companies ............... page 50 'j Organizations ............ page 59 . Athletics ................. page 87 Activities ............... page 103 ; Advertisements .......... page 111 · 2
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Coming to Howe in 1940 as a fourth-grader, Mr. Poljak began his long association with Howe Military School. While in Lower School he was named outstanding lower cadet and received the All Points Cup. Athletics has played a major role in his life. While at Howe, he participated in football, basketball, and baseball. He received the outstanding athletic cup, as well as having the honor of serving as captain of the 1948 football team. In his upper school days Mr. Poljak was voted "most trustworthy" cadet. He was also commander of the Iron Guard, and president of his freshman and sophomore classes. Upon graduation in 1949, he achieved the rank of captain and was "C" Company Commander.
Mr. Poljak earned his B. S. degree from Ball State University and his M. S. degree from Indiana University. Between 1953 and 1956 he served as a lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force. In 1956 Mr. Poljak returned to Howe in the capacity of a math teacher and coach in the lower school. Moving to the teaching staff of the upper school in 1965 he has since taught math, been a summer camp counselor, coached varsity football and basketball. He is currently the varsity baseball coach and head of the math department. Among his other honors, the Howe baseball field was dedicated to him. We, the class of 1976, would like to honor Mr. Poljak for his lasting devotion to Howe by dedicating this year's Tatler to him.
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Through th e rigors of the past years, the senior cadets have been handed th e types of responsibilities which will eventually confront them in life. They have learned to accept their trials with an understanding that has become a part of their nature.
The class of 1976 has been presented with the tools by which to build the edifice of their dreams and prophecies. With justifiable optimism, the alumni and present members of the Cadet Corps will continue to have faith in Howe's tradition of building men for God and country.
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The goals have been achieved and the graduates of 1976 have been deposited on the ''Road of Life." Supported by all the benefits which an education offers, each graduate has been given the found a ti on necessary to gain prominence in life.
Jam es V. Traffas
'.. .. ... ·.. . , 6 Editor: S. Parks Advertising Editor: G Hemmings Consultants: Mrs. Gailis Mrs. Redden Tatler FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Brown, Townsend, Seago, Franklin. SECOND ROW: Petrelak, McMurray, McKay, Jemison.
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SECOND ROW: Captain Edward Silvia, Andrew L. Benz, Brenn Arklie, Tom Smusz, Hugh D. Cook.
THIRD ROW: Captain George W. Felix, Robert Moore, Philip A. Tice, Lloyd A. Kirby, 1/SGT Robert Brown, SFC Allen Desselles, David F. Weaver, Imams R. Gailis, Robert A. Gore, Thomas Thackara.
ABOVE: ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL FIRST ROW, Left to Right: James Malerich, Major Donald M. Stuckey, Richard Piper, Colonel Raymond R. Kelly, The Reverend George M. Minnix, Donald B. Stuckey, Major Andrew L. Irzyk.
BELOW: ACADEMIC STAFF FIRST ROW: William S. Hicks, Sidney W. Boner, Dale Schinbeckler, Lois M. Kelly, Carl B. Tingley, Richard Piper, Colonel Raymond R. Kelly, The Reverend George M. Minnix, James Malerich, Major Andrew L. Irzyk, Jacob Poljak, John A. Pagin, Glenn Cox.
SECOND ROW: Mary G. Redden, Dennis L. Redden, Richard J. Zielinski, Russell E. Currie, Ralph L. Abston, James V. Traffas, David Sell, Captain Howard N. Terrell, Andrew L. Benz, Jeanne Scropos, Steven C. Clark, Lester L. Kuehn.
Executive and Administrative SUPERINTENDENT Colonel Raymond R. Kelly , A. B , M S , L. L. D Illinois College, Indiana University HEADMASTER Richard Piper, B. S., M. S. Manchester College, Ball State U n iversity CHAPLAIN The Reverend George M. Minnix, A. B. , M Div. William and Mary College, Nashotah House CHAPL/i. TN EMERITUS The Reverend Robert J. Murphy, B. D. , D. D. Seabury Divinity School, Nashotah House COMMANDANT Major Donald M. Stuckey PRINCIPAL OF LOWER SCHOOL James Malerich, B. A., M. S. Illinois State College, St. Francis College SENIOR ARMY INSTRUCTOR Major Andrew L. Irzyk, B. A. University of Tampa BUSINESS MANAGER Brenn Arklie, B. B. A. Western Michigan University DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS Donald B. Stuckey Wayne State University DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT Hugh D Cook University of Virginia, Bowling Green State University SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS Harold Snyder aff 9
Lester L. Kuehn, B.S., M.S. Ball State University LANGUAGES
David Sell, B.A. Grace College Thomas Thackara, B.A., M.A. Kalamazoo College , Middlebury College
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SCIENCE MATHEMATICS
LIBRARIAN Mary G. Redden, B. S. Ball State University
Dale Schinbeckler, B. S. , M. S. Purdue University, Iowa State University, Michigan State University
Andrew L. Benz, B S. Ball State University
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The Reverend George M. Minnix, A. B. , M. Div ..i • Mary College , Nashotah House
DavidF. Weaver, B.A. Purdue University
George W . Felix, B. S . Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Imams R. Gailis, B.A., B.S., M A. Saginaw Valley State College, Central Michigan University
Philip A. Tice, A.B. Marquette University
ENGLISH James V. Traffas, B.A., M.A. St. Benedict's College Robert Moore, B.A., M.A. Purdue University Thomas Thackara, B.A., M.A. Kalamazoo College, Middlebury College \v llliam S • Hicks, B. S , M. S Purdue University
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Carl B. Tingley, B.S. University of Illinois Jacob Poljak, B.S., M.S. Ball State University
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.. '""'r-- •• •• • ,. 12 COMMANDANT OF CADETS Major Donald M. Stuckey TACTICAL OFFICER, COMPANY B Captain George B. Marshall, U.S. N. Ret. TACTICAL OFFICER, COMPANY D Major Rudolph H. Hoffman, U.S.A. Ret. TACTICAL OFFICER, COMPANY E Major William C. Trout, U.S.A. Ret. TA CTI CAL OFFICER COMPANY F Captain George W. Felix, B. S. Health Depar tment SCHOOL PHYSICIANS Dr. M. Reed Taylor, M. D. Dr. Carl Plasterer, Optomeuist Dr. A. B. Nelson, D.D.S. Dr. Clare Wiedlea, D.D.S. INFIRMARY STAFF Lillian Fender, Resident Nurse, R. N. Rosella Merritt, Nurse, R. N. ACCOUNTING Harry Delle, A. S. Stevvard Torn Smusz Offices Glen Oaks Community College SECRET ARY TO THE SUPERINTENDENT Berneice Willard SECRET ARY TO THE DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS Violet Griffith SECRET ARY TO THE HEADMASTER Evelyn Gotshall SECRET ARY TO THE DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT Mary Miller BOOKKEEPER AND PERSONNEL Lillian Matthews SECRET ARY TO THE COMMANDANT Louise Bowling SECRET ARY TO THE PRINCIPAL OF LOWER SCHOOL Sally Ulrich SECRETARY TO FATHERS' ASSOCIATION Carol Doctor SECRET ARY TO SENIOR ARMY INSTRUCTOR Mary Krugh QUARTERMASTER Captain Edward Sil via, U.S.A. F. Ret.
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14 CHARLES J. BARBER (The Ranger) 4 Years Company B Football 2, 3, 4; Rifle 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Imramurals 1; Old Guard 4; Herald 4; Hussars 1, 2, 3, 4; All Year Conduct Ribbons 2, 3, 4; Par Cards 2; Honor Cards 4; Honor Guard 4; Superior Cadet 2; Cadet of the Yeci"' ',. · • • " · '."adershi p Sword 3; Best Posture ::S; A.>.:>UL.l..Ll.Lv•l v.i Army History Award 1; Marksman 1, 2; Expe:::t 3; Captain 4; N.H.S. 4; Honor Guard 1, 2, 3, 4; Sword and Shield 4; JROTC Summer Camp 3; M-16 Sharpshooter 3; Outstanding Individual Achievement Trophy. KURTAR THURBAUMANN (Squirrel) 2 Years Company D Tennis 3, 4; Track 4; Wrestling 3; Intramurals 4; Radio Club 4; Acolytes 3, 4; NFL 3, 4; Student Congress 4; Par Cards 4; Co l or Guard 3, 4; Best Spirit Medal 3; Marksman 3; Sharpshooter 4; 1st Lt. 4; Track 3, 4; Sword and Shield 4; Most Valuable Tennis 4; Captain Tennis Team 4.
PATRIC JOSEPHBOBIN 2 Years Fhttal o l Sta ff Rifle 4; Intramurals 3, 4; N. H. S. 4; Heral d 4; Aco·lytes 4; All Year Conduct Ri bbons 3, 4; Par Ca rds 3, 4; Honor Cards 4; Dist . Honor c..ar ds 4; Sharpshoote r 3; Expert 4; U S. Histo ry Mos t Progr e s 3: Cpt 4. , BRIAN WILLIAM BRADY (5 x 5) 2 Years-Company E ADT 4; Football 4; Tennis 3; Rifle 3, 4; Track 3, 4; N.H.S. 4; VHC 4; Thespians 4; Herald 4; Ushers 3; Hussars 3; All Year Conduct Ribbons 3, 4; Par Cards 3, 4; Honor Cards 4; Dist. Honor Cards 4; Honor Guard 3; Class Officer Position 4 Secretary; Best Spirit Medal 3; Expert 3, 4; 1/Lt. 4. 15
16 DAVID ALAN CASE (Ace) 7 Years Company D !3r,,,!·Ptball l; Tennis 1, 2; Golf 2; Intramurals l, 2, 3 , 4; Radio Club 1, 2, 3 , 4; Tatler 3; Waiters 2, 3; Thespians 1, 2, 3; Old Guard 1, 2, 3, 4; Herald l, 2, 3, 4; Acolytes 1, 2, 3, 4; Usher 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, L1 ' • "rT 1, 3, 4; Hussars l; Choir l; Par Carns l; Llass ulliccr Posi tion 1 Secretary; Haberly Silver Medal 2; Excellence in Speech Plaque 3; Band l, 2, 3, 4; Expert 1, 2, 3, 4; D0uble Ruby 4; Cpl. 4 FERNANDO C. del AGUILA (The Peruvian Pitviper) 2 Yea rs-Company B Track 3; Soccer 3; Inuamurals 3 , 4; All Year Conduct Ribbons 4; Par Cards 3 , 4; Highest Proficiency in Geometry 3; Marksman 3; SSG 4.
PATRICK ARTHU R DEVITT (Elvis) 2 Years Company D Track 4; lntramurals 3; Radio Club 3, 4; NFL 3, 4; Color Guard 3, 4; Shar pshooter 3, 4 ; M /Sgt. 4. JOHN ROBERT DOBAK, JR. (Lt. Starsky) 6 Years Company D Bas e ball l; Bask e tball 4; T e nni s 4 ; Golf 2 ; Imramurals l; VHC 3 ; Old Guard 3, 4; All Year Conduct Ribbon 3; Sgt. at Arms 4 ; Sharpsh ooter 4; l/S gt. 4 17
.. . ·.. , DAVID MICHAEL DUNNING 5 Years- Battalion Staff Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Rifle 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; VHC 2, 3, 4; Radio Club 1, 2 , 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Old Guard 3, 4; Herald 1, 2, 3, 4; Acolytes 1, 2, 3, 4; NFL l, 2, 3, 4; Hussars 3, 4; All Year Conduct Ribbon 1, 2, 3; Par Cards 1 ° ir , .,.,.. r :1 rds 3 , 4; Color Guard 2, 3 ; 1 vilv. l fficer Position Vice President 2; President 3; Father Jenning All Point Medal; Best Spirit Medal; James H. Haberly Prize Bronze Medal; Most Improved Speech; Cadet of the Period 2; Cadet of the Year; Christian Courtesy Medal; Superior Cadet; Legion of Valor Bron ze Cross for Achievement; Marksman 1; Sharpshoot e r 2; Expert 3; Lt. Col. 4; Most Trustworthy Cadet; Alex Ste wan Junior Athlete Trophy 3; VHC 2, 3, 4; VHC Vice President 4; JROTC Summer Camp 3; M-16 Marksman 3; Top lOo/o MT Class 3, 4; J. H. Haberly Priz e Silver Me d a l 3. MICHAEL ROBERT DUPREE (Lanky) 4 Years- Company E Tennis 3, 4; Track 2; Swimming l; Soccer l, 2; lntramurals 2, 3, 4; Radio Club 2, 3, 4; Old Guard 4; NFL 2, 3, 4; Color Guard 2, 3; Honor Guard 3; Marksman 1; Expert 2, 4; Sharpshooter 4; Sfc. 4 ..
BENJAM INE. ELIZONDO · (Mincho) 3 Years Company E Baseball 2, 3; Tennis 3; Intramurals 4, 2 , 3; NHS 3, 4; All Year Conduc t 3 , 4 ; Par Cards 2, 3, 4; Honor Cards 2, 3, 4; Best Posture M eda l 3; and Shield 4; Sharpshooter 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Association of United States Medal. STUART ARTHUR FRIEDBERG (Munch) 5 Years-Company E National Merit Finalist 4; Cum Laude 4; ADT 1, 2 , 3, 4; N. H. S. 3, 4; Algebra Medal l; Geometry Medal 2; Chemistry Medal 2; Headmast e r's Mathematics Medal 3 ; Spanish Me dal 3 ; Tim e Magazin e Current Events Award 3; Ranking Cadet 2 , 3; Jam es E. Sanford Science Plaqu e 2, 3 ; Par Cards 1, 2, 3, 4; Dist. Honor Cards l, 2, 3 , 4; He rald 1, 2 , 3; Thespians l, 2, 3, 4; De bat e l, 2 , 3, 4; Old Guard Debate Plaque l, 2, 3; Quill and Scroll 2, 3, 4; NFL l, 2, 3, 4; Best Freshman Sp e aker; Best Sophomor e Speaker; Best Junior Speaker; President of NFL Chapter 4; Radio Club l, 2, 3, 4; Chief Engin ee r WHWE l, 2, 3, 4; Cecilia Gauss Silv e r Radio Medal 1; Gold Radio Medal 2, 3; Old Guard 3 , 4; Waiters l; Ushers 3; Student Congress 4; Class Treasurer 2; Se nior Principal Musician 3, 4; Band Se ction Leader 4; Honor Guard l, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Explorers l, 2, 3, 4; Marksman l, 2; Expert 3, Corporal 4; Imramurals 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2; Wrestling 4. 19
20 RAYMOND CECIL GRAHAM (T.O.) a Ye ars Company E Tr a ck 2 , 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4 ; Radio Club 4; Herald 4; Aco l ytes 4; Glee Club 3; All Year Conduct Ribbons 4; Marksman 3, 4; M/Sgt. 4. TERRY JOE HAWN (T.J.) 5 Yc ars Company B ADT 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track l, 2; Wrestling 1, 2 , 3, 4; Imramurals l; N.H.S . 3; VHC 3, 4; Radio Club l, 2, 3, 4; Tatler 3; Waiter 1, 2, 3; Old Guard 3, 4; Herald 3, 4; Wrest ling, Captain; Acolytes l; Ushers 3; NGL 3, 4; Hussars l, 2; Student Congress 4; All Year Conduct Ribbons 2, 4; Par Cards 2, 3; Honor Cards l, 2, 3, 4; Dist. Honor Cards 3, 4; Color Guard 3; Honor Guard 1, 2, 3; Marksman l; Sharpshooter 2; Expert 3, 4; l/Lt. 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Sword and Shield 4; Iron Guard 3; Pipe and Drum 4; Degree of Merit 4; Degree of Excellence 3; Second Class Musician 4; Flying l, 2, 3, 4; V. H. C. Treasurer 4; Choir 1; Frank M Little Award for Best Stud e nt in U.S. History 3; Best Discussion Speak er 2; Bookkeeping Honor Roll Award 3; A.D. T. Vice President 4; Top Ten Percent JROTC Class 1, 2; Most Improved Wrestler 2; JROTC Summer Camp 3; M-16 Marksman 3; Herald Entertainment Editor 4; Flying Commander l, 2, 3, 4; Pipe and Drum Commander 4.
G REGORY CLI.FTON HEMMINGS (Sh erl ock H em min gs) 4 Years Battalion St a ff Basketball l; Tennis 1, 2; T rack 3; Intra murals 1, 2; Radio Club 1, 2, 3, 4; T atl e r 3 , 4; Old Guard 4; Herald Staff 4; Acolyt e 4; Usher 3 ; NF L 1 , 2 , 3 , 4; All Year Conduct Ribbons 1, 2, 3; Honor Cards 4; Class Officer Positions l, 4; Sgt. at Arms; . NFL Emerald, Sapphire, Ruby; Marksman 1, 2; Expert 3, 4; Captain 4. CORNELIO HENRY HUECK (Henry) 2 Yea rs Compan y D Baseball 3, 4; Rifle 3 , 4 ; VHC 4 ; Radio Club 4 ; Tat ler 4; Usher 3 ; All Y e ar Conduct Ribbons 3; Pa r Card s 3 , 4 ; Sword and Shi e ld 4; Ex p e rt 3 , 4 ; 1st/Lt. 4; Honor Card 4; Rifle T e am Captain 4. 21
. .,...... ..... .. .. ... 22 JOHN THOMAS HUTTON III (Spic) 6 Years Company E Bazt..!b1 1l 1; Basketball l; Swimming 2; Soccer 1, 2; Golf 3; Intramurals 4; N. H. S. 3, 4; Radio Club l, 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Tatler 2; Old Guard 2, 3 , 4; Debate 2; NFL l, 2, 3, 4; Explorers l; All Year Condurr T"' 1 ' ·1 , .2 Honor Cards 1, 2, 3, 4; Marchrng Hand 1, J , 4; Concert Ban d 1, 2, 3, 4; Pipe Band l; Sharpshooter 1, 4; Marksman 2 , 3; Captain 4. MIMS PENN JEMISON III (Alaskcm Pipeline) 4 Years-Company E Track l; Wrestling 2 , 3, 4; Swimming l, 2; Inuamurals 2 , 3; Radio Club l, 2 , 3; Old Guard 4; Acolytes 3 ; Glee Club 4; Silver Me dal Alg. II 3; Marksman 2 , 3, 4; SFC 4; Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band l, 2 , 3 , 4 . ..
NATHANIEL BRAD FORD JOHNSON (Dink) 2 Years Company B Football l; Basketball 2; Baseball 2; Student Congress l; Par Card l; Sfc. 4; Ca ptain 4; Baseball Co-Captain 4. MICHAEL ANTHONY KELLY (Iron Man) 6 Years Company D VHC 3; Old Guard 3; Honor Cards 2; Class Offic e r Position 4 President; Pr e sid e nt VHC; Marksman l, 2, 3; Sharpshoot e r 4; Cpt. 4; Football 1, 2 , 3 , 4; Captain of Football Team; Vic e Commander O ld Guard 4. 23
JOHN EDWARD McKAY (The 1st) 6 Years Company B Rifle 4; Track 4; Soccer 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2; Radio Club 1, 2, 3; Tatler 4; Waiters 2; Old Guard 2, 3, 4; NFL l, 2, 3, 4; All Year Conduct Ribbons 3, 4; Color Guard 3; Expert 4; 2/Lt. 4; Sword and Shield 4; Hussars 4 KENNETH ROSS MACLEOD (Mack) 3 Years- Company B ADT 2, 4; Swimming 2; N. H .S. 3, 4; Radio Club 3, 4; Herald 3; Acolytes 2, 3, 4; De bat e 3 , 4; N F. L. 2, 3 , 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Par Cards 2 , 3; Honor Cards 2, 4; Marksman 2, 3, 4; Drum Ma j or, Pipe and Drum Corp; Quill and Scroll; Sgt. 4.
ROBERT BRADFORD MI L LE R (Hutch) 4 Years Company D ADT l; Intramurals l, 4; Old Guard 4; NFL l; All Year Conduct Rib bons l, 4 ; Par Ca rds l, 4; Honor Cards l; Class Officer l, 4; Vice Pr ee;. / Treasurer ; Marksman l; Sharpshooter 4; M/Sgt. 4. GEORGE HARVEY OTT (Otter) 3 Years Company D ADT 3 , 4; Wrestling 3 ; Socc er 2; Intramur a l s 2, 4; Radio Club 2 ; Hera ld Staff 4; All Year Conduct Ribbons 2, 3 , 4 ; Par Cards 2, 3, 4; Honor Cards 2 , 3, 4; Distinguish e d Honor Cards 3, 4; Class Officer Po si tion 4 Vice President; Flying 2, 3 , 4; Marksman 2 ; Expert 3, 4; 1st/Lt. 4 25
26 STEPHEN LEWIS PARKS (Torn Jr.) 3 Years Company B Tennis 2, 3; Golf 3; Intramurals 2, 3; Radio Club 2, 3, 4; Tatler 4; Waiters 2, 3, 4; Herald 4; Acolytes 4; Ushers 3; NFL 2, 3, 4; Explorers 2, 3; All Year Conduct Ribbon 2; Par Card 2 , 4; Honor Card 2, 4; Distinguished Honor Cards 2; Honor Guard 2, 3; Class Officer Position Sgt. -a t -Ar ms 2; Marching Band 2, 3; Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Soloist 2, 3; Principal Musician 2; Senior Principal Musician 3, 4; Honora)-1. '1ention "John Phillip Sousa Outstanding MusiBand Award" 2; Honorable Mention "Most 'Trustworthy Cadet of the Freshman and Sophomore Class Award" 2; Degree of Merit 2; Degree of Honor 3; Degree of Excellence 3; NFL 2, 3; Marksman 2; Sharpshooter 3; Expert 4; Camera Club 4; Order of St. Vincent 4; M/Sgt. 4. THOMAS ALLEN PETRANOFF (Red Bud) 2 Years Company B Baseball 3 , 4; Bask e tball 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Golf 4; Radio C lub 4; He rald 4; All Conference Baseball 3 , 4; All Conference Football 4; Captain of the Football Team 4; Captain Baseball 4; Marksman 3; Sharpshooter 4; 1st/Sgt. 4
TIM OTHY WILLIAM PETRELAK (Mole ) 6 Years Company F Staff ADT 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 3; Radio Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 1, 2, 3, 4: Tatler 1, 2, 4; Wait e rs 1, 2, 3; Thespians l, 2, 3; Old Guard 3. 4: Herald 1, 2, 3: Acolytes 1, 2; Ushers 3; NFL l, 2, 3, 4: Student Congress 4; All Year Conduct Ribbons l, 2, 3, 4: Par Cards 1, 2, 3 , 4; Honor Cards 1, 2, 3: Marksman 1, 2: Sharpshooter 3: Exp e rt 4; Captain 4: Sword and Shield 4: Father Jennings All Poi nt Fort Knox Medal: Qualification Sharpshooter Ml\W Honor Guard: Lower School Caveliers Comm a il Iron Guard. EDWARD WALTER PHELPS (Ed) 4 Years Company E Soccer 2; Radio Club 2; Old Guard 4; All Yea r Conduct Ribbon l; lSG 4; Conc e rt Band 1, 2 , 3 , 4; Marching Band l, 2 , 3 , 4; Drum Major 3 , 4. 27
JOSE MIQUEL PORRO (Pr.pc) 2 Yea rs-Compan y E Te nnis •1; Wrestling 3; Swimming 4; Golf 3 , 4; Intra mur I -> , N .H . S. 4; VHC 4; Radio Club ; Acolytes 3 , 4: All Year Co nduct Ribbon 3; Par Card 3; Marksma n 4; l/Lt. 4: Honor Card 4; Par Card 3, 4; Most Improved ' MICHAEL JAM l .,S RADULOVICI I (Duke) 2 Yr•i1rs Company E Foo tball 4 : Tra c k 3 , 4 ; Wres tlin g 3 , 4: N .H. S 3 , 4; Par C ard s 3 : Ho no r Card s 3 ; Most Impro ve d Track ; Marks m a n 3 , 4; 1s t / Lt 4
1v1, \LJR ICIO RORELO (R < ', ulo) 3 Years-Company E Tennis 2; Rifle 2; Ush ers l; All Ye in Conduct Ribbon 2; Cadet of the Period 3; Sharpshooter 2 , 3; Opl. 3 . LARRY R. SCI I AAR 2 YPars-Co mpany B Footba ll 4; Wr es tling 4; Soccer 2; lmramural s 2 , 4; RadioClub 2 , 4; Waite r s2; Thcspians2, 3 , 4; Col o r Gaurd 4; Sharpshoote r 2 , 4; Pfc 4 29
30 STEPHEN ENDICOTT SEWELL (Teddy Bear) 2 Years-Company D Football 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4; N. H. S 4; VHC 4; Hera ld 4; Ushers 3; All Year Conduct Ribbons 3; Par Cards 3; Color Guard 3, 4; Honor Guard 3 , 4; Color Guard Commander; U.S. History Gold Medal; Sharpshooter 3, 4; M/Sgt. 4. ALBERT HIMES STANWOOD III (Bert) 3 Years Company B Track 2; Wrestling 4; Intramurals 2, 3 , 4; Radio Club 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; NFL 2, 3, 4; Par Cards 2, 3; Honor Cards 2, 3; Sharpshooter 3, 4; 1/ Lt. 4; Silver Medal Radio.
FRANK A. S. STEW ART (Bubble Head) 5 Years Ba !talion Sta ff ADT 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 4; Track l; Wrestling 3; Soccer 1, 2, 3; N.H . S. 3, 4; Radio Club l, 2, 3; Tatler 2; Waiters l, 2, 3; Old Guard 3, 4; All Year Conduct Ribbons l, 2, 3, 4; Acolytes 3; NFL 3, 4; Student Congress 3, 4; Par Cards l, 2, 3, 4; Honor Cards l, 2, 3, 4; Dist. Honor Cards l, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer Position 3; Class Officer Vice President; Marksman l, 2; Expert 3, 4; Major 4; Cum Laude 4; Ushers 3; Sword and Shield 4; Honor Guard 4; Herald 3, 4. JORGE MARTIN TEFEL (Lupe) 2 Years -Company E Tennis 4; Wrestling 4; Par Card 3, 4; Honor Card 3, 4; M/Sgt. 4; N .H .S. 4 31
KEN DOUGLAS WELLS (Wellsy) 1 Year Company B Inuamurals 4; Baseball 4; Marksman 4; S. F. C. 4.
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TOP: EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Gholson, Sharrotta, Zess, Harris, !'i epn er , Griffith, Rodgers, Faudree, Lichty. SECOND ROW: Keith, Conklin, Herron, Butl e r, Trout, Burton , Barrett, Hedg eman THIRD ROW: Hersey, Lee, Mustillo, Kibler, Bretzer, Gee, Gamalski, Moral es. FOURTH ROW: Raines, Burton, Lewis, Burns, Kole, Armstrong, Shearer, Jokay. BOTTOM: SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Krevitz, Davy, Connolly, Hall, Sorley. SECOND ROW: Getz, Scropos, Pringl e , Busby, Barbosa. THIRD ROW: De nnis , Bartley, Edmonson, Pendrys , Kingston, Baum.
Sixth and Fifth Grades TOP: SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Ju ergens , Koch, Crompton, Murray. SECOND ROW : Callas, Laforge, Nestor , Windmiller. THIRD ROW : Colli ns, Whiting, Gamby . BOTTOM: FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW : Mustillo, Aukerman, Cunis. SECOND ROW: Nestor, Hambrick, Crago THIRD ROW: Villarr ea l, DeLeeuw.
FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Curtis, Aukerman, Crompton, Ju e rg e ns, Connolly, De Leuwe, Scropos, LaForg e , Murray, Callas, Smith, Koch, Mustillo.
Choir
THIRD ROW: Gamby, Roach, Nugent, Kuck, Sparks, Baird, Squires, Jokay, Butler, Armstrong. FOURTH ROW: Arnold, Easton, Fugate, Moran, Gunter, ·McKnight, Burton, Priester, MacLeod, Mr, Sidney W. Boner is choirmaster and organlst.
Cadets who hav e work e d hard earn credits each six weeks. If a cadet has been a choir member for a full year, he earns a rib bon and a cross which is worn on his vestment.
The Howe Military School Choir is made up of cadets from both low er a nd upper school. All cadets are eligible · for membership. The choir's main purpose is to provide special music for worship services, sing the ordinary at Sunday Mass, and l ead hymn singing .
SECOND ROW: Cooper, Hall, Whiting, Palovcik, Sparks, Edmondson, Griffith, Connolly, Collins, Thomas, Barbosa.
During the school year, the choir trav e ls to various concerts. They also hav e the special duty and honor of providing the music for Howe's annual Boar ' s Head Dinner in December.
Senior Acolytes TOP: Head Acolyte, Dunning. SECOND ROW: Left to Right Parks, Hemmings, Baumann. THIRD ROW: Hutton and Porro, Babin, Graham 41
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Upper
School Acolytes
ROW, Left to Right: Allen, Gross, Adams, Carr, Harp, Connolly. SECOND ROW: Vanorden, McKnight, Purple, Walker, Townsend, Easton, Priester. THIRD ROW: Kinkead, Grommons, Storm, Thomas, Kappler. ·
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Burton, Armstrong, Harris, Bretzer, Hepner, Gamalsl<i. fOURTH
Griffith,
THIRD ROW: Zess, Jokay, ROW: Raines, ,
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Stanton, And ers, Trout, Mustillo, Lichty, Barrett,
TOP: FIRST ROW: Left to Right Cunis, Aukerman,
Gamby, Le'wis
Collins, Murray,
Getz, Kingston, Edmondson, Landis, Dennis, Biehl. BOTTOM:
SECON D ROW: Ca s , Nestor, Whiting, , Bohon. ROW: Davy, Scropos, FIRST ROW: , Rodgers, Gee, Faudree. ROW: Schneider, Conklin.
Koch, Hambrick, Smith, Nestor, Crompton, Mustillo.
Hedgeman, Burn e ll, Kol e , Shar rotta
Lovver School Acolytes
The Order of St. Vincent FIRST ROW: Left to Right Baumann, Dunning, Father Minnix, Porro, Hemmings. SECOND ROW: Graham, Parks, Storm, Hutton, Babin.
\ 1 TOP LEFT: Th e Re vere nd Rob e rt J. Murphy . CENTER LEFT: Sidney W. Bon e r. CENTER RIGHT: The Re v e rend George M. Minnix. BOTTOM LEFT : J. Hutton. BOTTOM CENTER: D. Dunning. BOTTOM RIGHT: Th e Right Re v e r e nd William R. She ridan.
Chapel Staff The Right Revere nd William R. Sheridan Bishop Th e Reveren d George M. Minnix C haplain The Rev e rend Rob e rt J. Murphy . . . Chaplain Emeritus Mr. Sidney Boner Organist and Choirmaster David Dunning • Head Acolyt e John Hutton • • Sacristan
HOWE MILITARY SCHOOL STAFF Superintendent: Colonel Raymond R. Kelly Commandant of Cadets: Major Donald M. Stuckey Assistant Commandant of Cadets: Major Rudolp h H. Hoffman UNITED ST ATES ARMY MILITARY STAFF Senior Army Instructor : Major Andrew L. Irzyk 1/SGT. Robert Brow.n SFC Allen Desse ll es TA CTI CAL OFFICERS Company "B" : Captain George C Marshall, USN (Ret.) Company "D": Major Rudolph H. Hoffman, USA, (Ret.) Company "E": Major William C. Trout, USA (Ret.) Company '' F'': Captain Georg e W. Felix Military Staff FIRST ROW, Left to Right: SGT. Brown, Major Ir zy k, Colonel Kelly, Major Stuckey, Major Hoffman. SECOND ROW: Major Trout, SFC Desselles, Captain Marshall, Captain Felix.
Battalion Commander David Dunning Executive Officer Frank Stewart Logistics Officer Greg Hemmings Intelligence Officer Patrick Bobin Left to Right: Dunning, Hemmings , Bobin, Stewart. Battalion Staff 49
"B" Company Company Commander Barger Executive Officer Stanwood Platoon Officer Hawn Platoon Officer McKay 1st Sgt. Petranoff Guidon Bearer Weasel
TOP LEFT: 1st PLATOON KNEELING, Left to Right: McKay, Freeworth. FIRST ROW: Talbot, Wilkerson, Palovcik, Monk, Connolly, Sparks, Upton. SECOND ROW: Adams, Coover, Herrick, McCormick, MacLeod, Brown, Nwokedi. THIRD ROW: Johnson, Harp, Brown, Sholl, Brown, Jones. FOURTH ROW: Penzenik, Smith, Kelly, Fall, Hanekamp, McKnight. FIFTH ROW: Wells, Dupree, Long, Fugate, Benson. BOTTOM LEFT: 2nd PLATOON KNEELING: Hawn, Vanorden. FIRST ROW: Talt, Ebrat, Ide, Seago, Baird, Sparks. SECOND ROW: Coleman, Little, Newberg, Fields, Nulf, Smith, Vlahakis. THIRD ROW: Shropshire, Dorion, Priester, McKillip, Meachum, del Aguila. FOURTH ROW: Andrews, Lloyd, Long, Tokay, Park, Hanline. FIFTH ROW: Schaar, Gunter, Polyasko, Vaughn, Moran, Leonetti. BOTTOM: McKay, Petranoff, Barger, Stanwood, Hawn, Weasel.
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''D'' Coinpany Company Commander Kelly Ex e cutive Officer Ott Platoon Lea der Baumann Platoon Leader Miller 1st Sgt. Dobak Guidon Bearer Case TOP LEFT : 1st PLATOON KNEELING, Left to Right: Baumann, Devitt.
THIRD ROW: Barrott, Knapp, Creech, Halvors en , Baker, Miller, Collins. FOURTH ROW : Sewell, Burkhan, McConnell, Kink,ead, Evans, Braun, Hickey. BOTTOM LEFT: 2nd PLATOON
KNEELING: Miller, Hueck. FIRST ROW: Pitcock, Casey, Carson, Rogers , Sutherland, Johnson, Psota. SECOND ROW: Chapman, Naranjo, Humke , Gross, Cushing, Prieb, Lefever. THIRD ROW: Rockas, Wendling, Van Slyke, Yancey, Kerslake, Boncher. FOURTH ROW: McMurray, MacDowell, Crye, Filler, McGettrick. FIFTH ROW: Giurlanda, Tanner, Lewis, Yellseagle. BOTTOM: Miller, Dobak, Hueck, Kelly, Ott, Baumann, Devitt, Case.
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FIRST ROW: Lucas, Rob e rts, Cullum, Burke, Coleman, Franklin, Donegan, Kuck. SECOND ROW: Minnich, Bretz e r, Bravard, Townsend, Squires, Muhammed, McMillan.
BOTTOM LEFT: 2nd PLATOON KNEELING: Carr, Brady. FIRST ROW: Ashbrook, Cooper, Pullen, Andersen, Morales, Halfacre, Friedberg. SECOND ROW: Carr, Jackson, Delano, Dennis, Lederer, Fox, Purple. THIRD ROW: Jemison, Grommons, Remus, Mcintyre, Bond, Denmark, Owens. FOURTH ROW: Raschke, Parks, Cobb, Thomas. BOTTOM: Brady, Porro, Elizondo, Radulovich, Phelps, Weed.
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TOP LEFT: 1st PLATOON KNEELING, Left to Right: Porro, Pinter.
FIRST ROW: Olmstead, Martin, Pullen, Tefel, Thomas, Allen, Kroehle. SECOND ROW: Kuchukian, Munay, Stallings, Nugent, Roach, Graham, Arnold. THIRD ROW: Goebel, Weed, Diaz, Robelo, Mccourt, Mino. FOURTH ROW: Storm, Lazaro, Nicholls, Easton, Walker.
"E" Coinpany Company Commander Elizondo Executive Officer Radulovich Platoon Leader Brady Platoon Leader Porro 1st Sgt. Phelps Guidon Bearer Weed
THIRD ROW: Scropos, Getz, Nestor, Barrett, Bartley, Jokay, Mustillo.
"F" Coinpany Company Commander Petrelak Executive Officer Lewis Platoon Leader Rodgers Platoon Leader Lee 1st Sgt. Gholson Company Supervisor Brooks Junior Advisor Hines Wing Supervisor Kappler Guidon Bearer Kingston
FOURTH ROW: Kieth, Armstrong, Kibler, Burns, Pendrys, Lichty , Gamby. BOTTOM: KNEELING: Kingston. FIRST ROW: Rodgers, Lewis, Lee, Gholson. SECOND ROW: Kappler, Brooks, Petrelak, Hines.
FOURTH ROW: Hersey, Burton, Burton, Raines, Shearer, Hepner, Pringle. BOTTOM LEFT: 2nd PLATOON FIRST ROW: Juergens, Crago, Smith, Connolly, Hall, Sorley, Windmill er, Mustillo, Hedgeman. SECOND ROW: Sharrotta, Faudree, Callas, Heron, Zess, Gamalski, Harris, Hambrick, Gee. THIRD ROW: Whiting, Trout, Griffith, Kole, Edmondson, Butler, Villarreal, Morales.
TOP LEFT: 1st PLATOON FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Dennis, Davy, Aukerman, Krevitz, Koch, Crompton, Nestor, Curtis. SECOND ROW: Busby, Barbosa, Conklin, OeLeeuw, Murray, Collins, Baum, Laforge, Bretzer.
Timothy W. Petrelak
Reflections of a Howe Cadet Graduating
I removed my class ring and looked at it. Its importance wasn't just the gold or th e ruby, not even the d e tail e d work. My six years at How e , intrinsically unit e d in that simple ring, enhanced its value in my eyes. The problems that arose, the good tim es , the many fri e nds, some mor e clearly re m e mb e red than others, are all symbolized in that simple ring. It is difficult to ex plain the change that one special day, graduation, will reaffirm. Play time is over and big chances and big ger c hang es li e ahead. Ne w fri e nds, new problems, new good times will all b e waiting. Life wasn't bad at How e. Some graduates insist that they will n ever b e back and that they don't care what happens to How e I'll remember and I'll be back The fate and futur e of a school which holds such a large and important part of my life concerns m e. At How e I l earned so many lessons that went beyond pure academics: like the bas ic principle of life, that of living with others harmoniously, and the responsibility of a leader and a friend. I love How e . I know that many others do also. Cad ets may not agr ee on all issues and answers; but we know that our school can nev e r be forgotten. How e has a special significance; for it is h e r e that we have lost our childhood and gained our maturity. Years after graduating, sp ec ific m e mories will bec om e dim. But I will always have my class ring to spark my imagination and memories of Howe.
National Honor Society
The National Honor Society at Howe Military School is just one chapter of a nationwide honor society. Membership in N. H. S. is an honor recognized by high schools and colleges everyw h ere
After paying a five dollar initiation fee and two dollar annual dues, a N. H. S. member enjoys many privileges. He has the freedom of limits daily up to six P. M. and is entit l ed to barracks study during the day: he may elect not to study during the daily or evening study halls. N. H. S . members are exc used from the semester tests provided they hold an A average for the three six-week grades in a subject. They may also use the library without faculty permission during the day or evening study halls, l eaving when work is completed.
If a member fails to maintain his three point or has below a B conduct for two consecutive grading periods, he forfeits his membership in the N. H. S. permanently. Once removed a member is never again eligible for his membership.
Juniors and seniors may become eligib l e if they maintain at l east a 3 00 average each six wee ks and consequ e ntly for the semester and have at l east a B conduct each six weeks. Incoming juniors, who in the. last semes ter of their sophomore year met these requirements, may plso become elegible.
FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Tefel, Elizondo, Stewart, Harp, Friedberg, MacLeod, Brady, Porro, Hutton. SECOND ROW: Dunning, Brooks, Long, Shropshire, Moran, Radulovich, Pinter, Bobin. THIRD ROW: Van Orden, Barger, Penzenik, Kappler.
Alpha Delta Tau is an honorary society at Howe Military School. A. D. T. has thrived and grown since its beginning on April 19, 1921. Any cadet may becom e eligible for memb er ship upon earning three consecutive honor cards, which are earned by having six-week grades of 3.25 or better and no grade lower than a B. He must also have a C or better in M.S. T. and physical education and be on A conduct.
Alpha Delta Tau members reap many be_nefits and privileges. Members are entitled to barracks study during the day or may choose not io study during daily and evening study halls. They may also enjoy freedom of limits up to six p.m. A.O. T. members may miss: third mess on Saturdays and eat in the canteen or in Howe. On Saturdays, A:.D.T. members have the same Sturgis, LaGrange and Howe Privileges as officers. Besides being allowed to sleep late on Sunday, they may also leave at noon on Thursday for semester weekend and are excused from all final examinations. Alpha Delta Tau members may also use the library without faculty permission during the day or evening study halls, leaving when work is completed.
FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Sparks, Arnold, Stewart, Harp, Friedberg, MacLeod, Brady, Pinter, Boncher. SECOND ROW: Long, Hawn, Long, Shropshire, Moran, Ott, Andersen, Bond. THIRD ROW: Carr, Brown, Sparks, Ebrat, Coover, Bretzer, Lefever. 61
Alpha Delta Tau
CuITI Laude
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The Cum Laude Society at Howe Military School is compose d of seniors selected by th e Sup erintendent with th e assistance of th e He admaster Selection is based on high sc hool academic achievement and moral values. Selecte d seniors must b e in the top fiv e to ten percent in their class academically and have "A" conduct. graduation ceremonies newly inducted mem b ers are awarded cenificates of membership.
FIRST ROW, to Right: Mr. Jacob Poljak, Father Murphy, Friedberg, Stewart, Col. Raymond R. Kelly, Mts. Lois M. Kelly. SECOND ROW: Mt. John A. Pagin, Mr. Richard Piper, Mr. Hugh Cook, Mr. Dale Schinbecklet, Mr. Carl B. Tingley.
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Student Congress UPPER HOUSE Dunning, D. Presid ent Pe trelak, T . Secretary Kelly, M. Stewart, F. Hawn, T. Baumann, K. Friedberg, S . LOWER HOUSE Long, C. President Olmstead, C. Secretary Fall, J. Guirlanda, M. Pinter, S. Lee, K. Anders, J. Scropos, L. Johnson, R. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Baumann, Stewart, Hawn, Kelly, Petrelak, Dunning, Friedberg. SECOND ROW: Guirlanda, Olmstead, Fall, Johnson, Lee. THIRD ROW: Anders, Long, Pinter, Scropos. 63
Among other valuable services are: providing audio and music systems for th e mess-hall, chapel and auditorium; decorating the campus at Christmas time and oth e r holidays; sponsoring dinners and entenainment for cadets and faculty; developing the Howard Downs Memorial Park; providing an award for the best decorated barracks at Christmas; honoring annually the memory of Mrs. Howe and other former members of the Howefaculty and staff.
Old Guard FacultJ
The Old Guard, th e old est organization on cam pu s, se l ects its m e mbers eac h spri ng from cad e ts and faculty who hav e bee n in res id e nc e at How e Military School for at l east four years. Thi s se rvice organization has th e purpose to improve the quality of life for cadets at Ho we Each ye ar the Boar's Hea d Dinner, an int egra l pan of th e How e Christmas season, is sponsor e d by the Old Guard. In addition, th e group has plant e d most of th e tr ees , bush es and flowers in and around the areas of th e mess-hall, academic building, infirmary and all of the barracks.
LEFT: FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Pa gin , Mrs. Matthews, Mrs. Merrit, Mr. Poljak, Mrs. Kelly, Col. Kelly, Mr. Piper, Mr. Stuckey, Father Minni x , Mr. Tingl ey, Mrs. Scropos, Major Stuckey.
THIRD ROW: Mr. Smusz, Mr. Boner, Mrs. Doctor, Mr. Hicks, Mr. Sell, Mr. Benz, First Sgt. Brown, Mr. Traffas, Mr. Abston, Mrs. Bowling, Mrs. Ulrich. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Mr. Cook, Mr. Schinbeckler BELOW: FIRST ROW: Allen, Jackson, Stewart, Kelly, Mr. Pagin, Dunning, Dobak, Seago, Fri e dberg. SECOND ROW: Garret, Hawn, Jemison, Miller, McKay, Hemmings, Petra lak, Case, Kelly. THIRD ROW: Bond, Hutton, Phelps, Brooks, McConnell, Andersen, Weed, Franklin, Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Connolly, Van Orden, Barger, Thomas, Vaughn, Lewis, Fall, Weasel. 65
Old Guard - Cadets
SECOND ROW: Mrs. Miller, Major Hoffman, Mr. Cox, Mr s Griffith, Mrs. Fender, Mrs. Willard, Mr. Malerich, Capt. Terrell, Major Tro ut.
FIRST ROW: Left to Right-Mr. Hicks, Long, Friedberg, Kappler, Mr. Pagin. SECOND ROW: Case, Arnold,Priester, Brown.
Debate Team
The debate team is composed of those cadets who wish to panicipate in the traditional form of argumentation. Howe participates regularly, in interscholastic competitions held by the major organizations, the N.F.L. and the I. H. S. F. A. , and by the Saint Joseph Valley Forensic League. In addition, weekly practices are merged with classes which stress the development and polishing of each debater's skills. Mr. Pagin and Mr. Hicks joint! y advise the debate team of H. M. S.
Speech
TeaITI
How e 's spe e ch team is formed from cadets with an interest in interscholastic comp e tition and public sp e aking Howe's chapter of the National Forensic League is e xtrem e ly active , and is e ach y e ar amon g th e l a rgest chapt e rs in the Northern Indiana District. Th e m e mb e rs of th e sp ee ch t ea m a l so participate in oratori c al c ont e sts sponsored by such organizations as the Knights of Pythias, Knights of Columbus, Optimist International, Rotary Int e rnational, the American Le gion, and the Sons of the Am e rican Revolution .
KNEELING, Left to Right : Mr. Hicks, Priester, Arnold, Dunning, Friedberg, Kappler.
FIRST ROW : Kuck, Purple, Roach, Leonetti, Carson, Hutton, Hemmings, Sparks, Remus, Nugent, Easton. SECOND ROW : Dela.no, Fields, Baumann, Van Orden, Yancey, Hawn, Harp, Long, Case, Brown, Baird. THIRD ROW: Townsend, Freeworth, McKay, Burke, Walker, Jackson, Sparks, Brooks, Guirlanda, Bond, McKnight. FOURTH ROW: Grommons, Talbot, Minnich, Carr, Pinter, Andersen, Nulf, Muhammad, Kerslake, Boncher.
In addition Howe has a leading chapter in the Indiana High School Fore nsic Association. Mr. Hicks is th e sponsor and coach of the team and is currently the Executive Secretary of both the Northe rn Indiana District of the N. F. L. and the I. H. S. F. A. He studied oratory under the current President of the Na t ional For e nsic League, Mr. James Hawker, of Lafayette Jefferson High School.
Sword and Shield
FIRST ROW, Le ft to Right: Petrelak, Fath e r Minnix, Mr. Piper, Colonel Kelly, Major Irzyk, Major Stuckey, Dunning SECOND ROW: Bobin, Hawn, Hemmings , Hu eck, Kelly, Barger, Hutton, Stewart. THIRD ROW: Elizondo, Brady, Baumann, Radulovich, Porro, Ott.
Sword and Shield is an organization that represents the cadet . corps and the administration at How e Military School. It consist s of the Sup e rint e nd e nt, the Headmaster, the S. A. I. , the Commandant, the Chaplain, th e Battalion Staff, th e C.ompany Commanders, th e Executive Officers a nd the Platoon leaders. Meeting three . tim es a year or as called by the Battalion Commander, th e officers present cadet suggestions dea ling with living conditions for cad ets Thes e suggestions are heard by and discussed with the administrative r e pr ese ntatives. Thes e m eet ings are des ign ed to bring the cadet corps and the administration closer together. Sword and Shield works when und erclassmen provide th e necessary feedback for officers to pr esent at th e meetings.
THiRD ROW: He dgeman, Sharrotta, Koch, Pringle, Collins, Landis, Getz, Davy, Busby. FOURTH ROW : Harris, Murray, Ne stor, Whiting, Hersey, Zess, Conklin, Raines, Kieth ; Schneider. FIFTH ROW: Griffith, Kole, Gamalski, Barrett, Windmiller, Trout, Krevitz, Crompton, Barbosa. SIXTH ROW: Gamby, Wright, Armstrong, Sorl e y, Bohon, Bi e hl, Lewis, Mustillo, Kibler. 69
Scouts
SECOND ROW: Crago, Dennis, Shearer, Stanton, Burton, Ge e, Hepn e r, Faudre e
FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Rodgers, McKay, Lichty, Bunon, Br e tzer, Shropshir e , Burns, And e rs, Mr . Kirby.
Quill and Scroll Left to Right: Hawn , Petrelak, Walker, Friedberg, Stanwood. MISSING: Dunning.
DUES: $1.00 in treasury for each person at all times. $2.00 initiation fee which includes $1.00 for ribbons and $1. 00 for trips.
SUPERVISION : Supervision will be handled by interested adult or member of faculty.
AMENDMENTS: Added as needed to individual anicles by a% majority vote of all members.
FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Abston, Bretzer, Priester, Kappler, Long, · Boncher. SECOND ROW: Arnold, Collins, Vanorden, Radulovich, Remus.
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MEMBERSHIP: Open to all Upper School cadets upon r e commendation of an active m e mber of the history club.
MEETINGS: Business meetings are to be held after first mess on the first Monday of every month. Mee tings are to be held for the purpose of history after second mess (12:30-1:30) onc e e ve ry two weeks for accomplished members and officers.
PURPOSE : To provide an interesting and enjoyable exposure to history.
History Society
SELECTION OF MEMBERS : (1) Must b e recomm e nd ed (2) Must present an oral pres e ntation of their historic a l contribution to the club.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS: President: presides o v e r meetings (official busin ess) and repr e se nts the group. Sgt. at Arms: traditional post and substitutes if pr es id e nt is unabl e to attend. Sec r eta ry : organizes minut es , is responsible for attendance, handles monetary matters.
Pipe Band The Rev. John Heyward Mackenzie Memorial Pip e and Drum Cor ps is in structed and directed by Captain Terrell and consists of e leven memb e rs: fiv e bagpip ers , five drummers, and o n e drum major The pip e band not only pe rforms at sc h oo l activities, but also p e rforms for nonschool functions as well. Th ey have play ed at the LaGrang e Corn School, · th e South Bend Christmas parade and have appeared on television. School activiti e s at which the pipe a nd drum corps have perform e d includ e the spring dance, Mothers' Day parade and the Alumni Banquet. KNEELING, Left to Right: Macleod, Raschke, Hawn. STANDING: Gunter, Purple, Carson, Penzenik. CENTER: Ebrat.
Th e marching band is the basic music unit at How e Military School. Under the guidanc e of Captain T e rr e ll, they perform at all drills and ceremonies that requir e military music. Any cadet who me e ts th e basic re quir e ments for membership in the band (the ability to read music and play a band instrument whil e marching) is welcome to join this organization. As a member of the band, e ach cad e t is e ligible for promotion by ratings based on musical ability and degree of participation in musical activities. When p e rforming, the band is und e r the direction of the cadet Band Commander, Lieutenant John Hutton.
FIRST ROW: Adams, Jemison, Friedberg, Ott, Brooks, Easton, Seago. SECOND ROW: Walker, Herrick, Coleman, Coover , Olmstead, Brown, Wilkerson, Allen. THIRD ROW: Squires, McDowell, Kinkead, Yellseagle, Thomas, Hepner, Kibler.
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KNEELING , Left to Right: Phelps, Captain Terrell, Hutton.
Marching Band
The concert band at Howe Military Schoo l is com po sed of the very best possible balance of instrumentation within the Military Band. To be e ligible a cadet must be a member of the Marching Band and read music well. Final membership is determined by the band master, Captain Terrell.
Concert Band
The concert band performs once a year before the entire corps in their spring concert. The band practices three times a week.
FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Phelps, Herrick, Hepner, Mccoun, Case, Jemison, Friedberg. SECOND ROW: Kinkead, Brown, Ott, Allen, Hutton, Wilkerson, McDowell, Easton. .
Flying Club
The flying club is one of the most interesting and unusual clubs on campus. Not only do cadets, involved in the club, gain air experience, they also earn their private pilot's license. Club members train at the Reid-Eash Airport in Howe using the Grumman American Trainer, the Grumman American Traveler, and the Cessana 150 during their flight lessons.
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FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Hawn, Petranoff, Ott. SECOND ROW: Long, Brown, Dennis, Sparks.
Color Guard
The Co lor Guard represents the pride of the corp s Me mb e rs are se l e cted o n the basis of pr ecisio n movement and man e uv eri ng a biliti es as well as their A conduct and hi gh acad e mic par. The Guard is divided into two groups. The first gro up has the honor and th e privil e g e of raising and l ower in g the flag daily. The second group is the perfor ming pan of the Co l or Guard T hi s five-man unit, consisting of two riflemen and three flagm en, represents th e ca de t corps in a ll activities. They perform at honor guard ceremonies, Howe Military School parad es , athletic events, a variety of dinners, the LaGra ng e Corn School and eve n on television.
Left to Right: SFC Desselles, Gross, Barger, VanOrden, Raschke, McMillan, Sewell, Dev itt.
Hussars
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KNEELING, Left to Right: SFC Desselles, Dunning, Freewonh, Gross, Andersen, Barger. FIRST ROW: Sparks, Muhammad, McKnight, Lloyd, Lazaro, Sholl, Harp. SECOND ROW: Connolly, Delano, Grommons, Vanorden, Upton, Pinter. 77
The Hussars, having completed their twentieth year of existence, are a team of sp ecia lly chosen cadets who have special skills in handling the M-1 rifle. They perform at Howe Military School functions as well as representing Howe in other activities such as the LaG'range Corn School. Under the direction of Sergeant Deselles, ihe Hussars have developed into a living, breathing unit which is enthusiastic and very harq working. They are a great asset to Howe Military School as representatives of Howe's integrity and high standards.
Mr. Cox is this Years' faculty advisor.
V. H. C. , the varsity letter club, is th e backbone of varsity sports at Howe Military School. To join the organization a cadet must earn: a varsity letter a nd work off tw e nty hours.
FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Dobak, Johnson ; Kelly, Mr. Cox, Hawn, Dunning, Brooks. SECOND ROW: Allen, Barrot, Carr, Moran, Freeworth, Brady. THIRD ROW : Sparks, Hueck, Vanorden. MISSING: Adams, McConnell.
Varsity "H" Club
The V.H.C. provides many services for the school. Not only do they organize p e p rallies, they have th e refreshment stand at hom e football and basketball games as well as during dances. In the past they have sponsored the homecoming part of Founders' Day Weekend; painted the dr ess ing rooms, coaches rooms, and th e seats in the gym: and co-sponsored th e spring All Lettermen's banquet and speaker. V. H. C. is also the club that every varsity athletics team comes to for money and equipm e nt. V.H.C. sponsors the pr esentation of the Al ec Stewan award for outstanding freshman, sophomore, and junior athlete and provides continuing trophies for Most Valuabl e Play er in all varsity sports.
THIRD ROW : Lichty, Rodgers, Bretzer, Sharrotta, Mustillo.
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SECOND ROW: Gamby, Scropos, Conklin, Hersey.
FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Zielinski, Burton, Rodgers, Lee, Anders, Harris, Mr. Curry, Mr. Redden. SECOND ROW: Bohon, Faudree, Landis, Conklin, Bretzer, Schneider, Gamalski, Griffith. THIRD ROW: Zess, Trout, Keith, Sharrotta, Lichty, Gee, Wright, Mustillo. FOURTH ROW : Kingston, Burton, Lewis, Kibler, Hepner, Raines. 79
FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Trout, Busby, Smith, Barbosa.
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KNEELING, to Right: Petrelak, Brooks. ROW: Callas, Burns, Shearer, Burton, Hepner, Krevitz. ROW: Sharrotta, Gamby, Harris, Zess, Gee, Getz. ROW: Trout, Gamalski, Lichty, Dennis,
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FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Franklin, Seago, Mr. Gailis. SECOND ROW: Purple, Parks, Kappler.
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Lef t to Right: Fr ee worth, Lloyd, Mrs Redden, Smith , McKay. Camera Club
The ne wes t addition to t h e organizations at Howe Military School is the r ece ntly reviv e d cam e ra c lub. With th e opening by th e Fath ers ' Association of th e ne w dark- room in the Indu str ial Arts Building, the club has be e n reorgani ze d for thos e cadets with an active interest in 35mm, black and white photography. A select organization, the club provid es members with dark-room instruction, picture-tal<ing guidance and photographic assistance to the Howe Herald and the Tatler.
Library Monitors
The Howe Herald, its sixty-seventh year of production, again served as a liaison among the Cadet Corps, faculty. staff. and the more than one-thousand readers throughout the country. Bi-weekly Howe graduates and students receive the pap er, a result of the efforts of about two do ze n people.
The Herald, written and published by cadets, e nd eavors to promote loyalty. school spirit, scholastic standards and good citizenship as well as keeping cadets and faculty we ll informed by covering those events that affect its readers most.
Herald
FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Jeanne Scropos, Lichty, Purple, Hemmings, Hutton, Graham, Dunning, Mary Redden. SECOND ROW: ' Hawn, Vanorden, Boncher, Smith, Park, Brown, Rohen Moore. THIRD ROW: Baibosa, Nestor, Rogers, Bretzer , Scropos, Hedgeman. FOURTH ROW: Smith , Naz, Callas, Gamalski, Whiting, Nestor, Biehl. FIFTH ROW: Landis, Gamby, Armstrong, Jokay, Kibler.
Rifle Teain FIRST ROW, Left to Right: McConnell, Collins, Freeworth, Brady, Hueck, Brown, Kuch ukian. SECOND ROW: Van Slyke, Brown, Franklin, Dennis, Burke, Lucas, Creech, Sgt. Brown. THIRD ROW: Cobb, Dunning, McKay, Barger, Bobin, Vlahakis, Hurnke. 83
Model Club Newly mint e d, th e Howe Military School Paradigm Soci e ty provid es a n opponunity fo r cadets int e r es t e d in plastic mod e ling to di s pla y th e i r creations, uad e informati o n a nd d eve l o p ne w sk ill s in th e ir fiel9. Prosp e ctive m em be rs must pay a two dollar ann ual f ee , pr e sent a fi ni she d proj ec t for c lub insp ec tion and di splay an active int e rest in mod e lin g Members' finish e d proj ec t s are disp l ay e d in th e aca d e mi c building. C lub act iviti es includ e individual assi stanc e from club a nd facu l ty m e mb e rs , sub scriptio n to pe riodicals , t e chnical information compilation and group proj ec ts. FIRST ROW, Le ft to Right : Kapp l er , Mill e r, Dunnin g , Barg e r, Mr. Gailis. SECOND ROW : Townsend , Lloyd , Fr ee wonh, Brown .
Explorers FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Alle n, Easton, Kappler, Mr. Hicks, Priester, Harp, Purple. SECOND ROW: Brown, Van Orden, Walker, Lloyd, Townsend, Nwokedi. 85
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The Radio Club was organized at How e Military Sc hoo l to provid e cadets with a ba sic und e rstanding of radio bro a dca sting and to provid e an acceptab e extra-c c ular activ ity which is fun as we ll as be ing worthwhile. W.H. W.E. radio station, 89 .7 on the F.M. dial, begins broa d castin g at 8: 00 A.M a nd sig ns off at 3:3 0 P M. Cadets are usually provid e d with one h our sh ows in which they pl ay mu sic and give th e news. In a dditiop to the daily broadcasts, the Radio Club broa d casts e football gaqies and e ball games Cadets y ea credits for active participation. Mr. Hicks sponsors this fin e organization. Left to Right: Walker, Mr. Hicks. ROW : ROW: ROW: ROW: ..
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TOP: FIRST ROW, Le ft to Right : Free worth, Kelly, John so n, Bro o ks, Le f e v e r, Preib, Han e kamp. SECOND ROW: Kelly, Radulov ic h, Fa ll, Vanord e n, Jo hn so n, Hanline, Roberts. THIRD ROW: Thoma s , Le wis, Walker, La zaro , Brady, Pe tran off , Barg e r. FOURTH ROW : Newb e rg, Luc as , Tan eff , Dunning, Coac h Abston , Coac h Be n z , Coach Sell. BOTTOM: FIRST ROW: Id e , Olmstead, Jo hn so n, Cullum, Schuppan, Pr e ib SECOND ROW: Monk, O we ns , Hicl<ey , All e n, Hon ekamp , Shropshire. THIRD ROW: Newberg, Brown, Vanorden, Sparks, Br e t ze r, Luc as FOURTH ROW: Coac h Be n z a nd Coac h Sell.
Football SENIOR LETTERMEN: Petra noff, Barger, Kelly, Dunning, Radulovich, Brady, Johnson JUNIOR LETTERMEN: Vanorden, Johnson, Walker, Prieb, Roberts, Hanline, Freewonh, Brooks, Honekamp. SOPHOMORE LETTERMEN: Lefever, Fall, Lazaro, Anders, Kelly, Thomas, Taneff, Lewis. RESERVE CERTIFICATES: Bretzer, Townsend, Olmstead, Sparks, Schuppan, Owens, Mcmurray, Brown, Weasel, Shropshire, Allen, Johnson, Monk, Ide, Hickey, Cullum. MANAGERS: Newberg, Lucas. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Johnson, R. MOST IMPROVED PLAYER: Dave Lefever. CO-CAPTAINS, Left to Right: Dunning, Petranoff, Johnson, Coach Sell. 89
Leading the Cadets in the historic effon were Mike Lewis with 36 points and Derrick Walker with 30 points. Fred Thomas also reached double figures with 10 points. In the rebounding department Mike Lewis and Derrick Walker led with 24 and 16 respectively. Fred Thomas chipped in with 11. A job well-done indeed.
On February 20, 1976 the Howe Military Cadets went down in history with a 112-82 victory over the Divine Heart Deacons. The pr evio us record was 95 points. Th e Cadets played a great game and walked off the floor with a 30-point spread.
KNEELING, Left to Right: Fall, Walker, Adams, Vanorden, Johnson. STANDING: Coach Zielinski, Thomas,Lewis, Storm, Crye, Coach Weaver.
MOST Lewis MOST IMPROVED VanOrden Varsity Basketball
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MOST IMPROV ED S. ,Sparks .MOST VALUABLE Radulo vi c h "IRON NAIL" G. Sparks TEAM CAPTAIN ('75 '76) Hawn TEAM CAPTAIN ('76 '77 ) G . Sp arks Wrestling FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Stanwood, Nulf, Muhammad, Id e , Le derer, Coover, Townsend. SECOND ROW: Ashbrook, Harp, T e fel, Monk, Sparks, Jemison, Talt, Bravard. THIRD ROW: Mr. Traffas, Tanner, Sewell, Hawn, Radulovich, Sparks, Barrott, Go e be l. MISSING: Friedberg.
On February 7, 1976 Michael James Radulovich, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Radulovich of 3320 East 136th St., Chicago, Illinois, won the Indiana High School Sectional Wrestling Tournament in the 1'7'7 'lb. weight class. He was the only wrestler in the tournament to win the semi final round and the championship round by pinning his opponents. He defeated Kane ..Plyley of Lakeland High School in the semi-finals in 1 minute and 26 seconds and Jeff Whitcomb of Angola High School in 2 minutes and 13 seconds. This is the first Sectional Wrestling Champion that Howe Military School has had since 1957 when Lee Boysel, under head coach Raymond R. Kelly, won the he avyweight division 93
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MOST VALUABLE Shropshire MOST IMPROVED Porro CO-CAPTAINS (1975 1976) Fugat e , Ke lly CO-CAPTAINS (1976-1977) Moran, Shropshire Svviinining FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Fugate, Gross, Se ago, He rrick, Ke lly, Be nson. SECOND ROW : Mccoun, Moran, MacDowell, Murray, McMurray, Sholl. THIRD ROW: Johnson, Bo e rn e r, Smith, Shropshir e , Wendling, Yellseagle, Mr. Thackara
Lo\!\Ter School Cross-Country MOST IMPROVED Kibler MOST VALUABLE Bobon FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Conklin, Keith, Kibler, Koch, Davy, Burnell. SECOND ROW: Murray, Hambrick, Griffith, Landis. 97
Prospective Teain
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FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Thomas, Dunning, Lefe ver, Brooks, Radulovich, Storm. SECOND ROW: Brady, Moran, Yancey, McMillan, Graham, Kinkead. ROW: Devitt, Bond, Boncher, Goebel, Park, Hines. ROW: Muhammad, Halvorsen, Van Slyke, Murray, Baird.
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Cross Country COACH: Jacob Poljak MANAGER : Herrick VARSITY AWARDS : Sparks (Co Captain) (Most Valuable) Hines (Co Captain) Weed (Most Improved) Arnold · Murray RESERVE AWARDS: Connolly Kinkead Halfacre FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Connolly, Sparks, Arnold. SECOND ROW: Grommons, Hines, Weed, Kinkead. MISSING: Murray.
Most Valuabl e Defe nsiv e Player Bunon Most Valuabl e Offensi_ve Play e r Lee Most Improved Defensive Play er Raines Most Improved Offensiv e Player Harris Most Potential Award Kingston Lower School Football KNEELING, Left to Right: Getz, Gee, Anders, Bretzer, Rodgers, Busby. SECOND ROW: Biehl, Lewis, Conklin, Trout, Windmiller, Edmondson, Faudree. THIRD ROW: Lewis, Raines, Kingston, Hedgeman, Lichty, Bunon, Hepner. FOURTH ROW: Harris, Lee, Bunon, Garnalski, Wright, Mustillo, Zess, Gamby. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Curry, Smith, Krevitz, Burns, Shearer, Stanton, Gholson, Mr. Zielinski.
Prospective Golf Teain FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Long, Porro, Lederer, Gunter. SECOND ROW: Cooper, Shropshire, Long, Palovchik. THIRD ROW: Little, Herrick, Newberg. 101
FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Can, Petranoff, Johnson, Vanorden, Hines, Hueck, Elizondo. ROW: Preib, Crye, Leonetti, Nulf, Benson, Pitcock, Filler. ROW: Carson, Monk, Boerner, Bretzer, Sparks, Lloyd, Brown, Hummer. FOURTH ROW: Naranjo, Creech, Arnold, Ebrat, Johnson, Coleman. FIFTH ROW: Connolly, Allen , Wilkerson , Jackson •
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The cast included Brad Arnold, Greg Baird, Brian Brady, Mark Brown, Stu Friedberg, Rick Humm er , John Hutton, Ron Johnson, Richard Kappler, Tim Kuck, Mike Lewis, Pat Mcintyre, Dave Murray, Bob Mustillo, Tom Nugent, Chris Purple, Todd Remus, Tom Rogers, Garrett Shropshire, Ken Stallings, Duane Vanorden, George Weasel, Ethan Wilk e rson, and Mike Yancey. The show was produced and dir e cted by Mr. and Mrs. Thackara, lighting by Mr. Pagin and Stu Friedberg and choreography by Ron Johnson. The stage managers were Duane Van Ord en, Jeff Fall, and Brian Brady. The script supervisor was Mr. Moore.
Some of the highli ghts of the show were "Slowly I Turn ed " by Ron John son/ Du a n e Vanorden an d Patton' s sp ee ch by Brad Arno ld. Al so in the spotlight was "£" Company's own Brian Brady, who was billed as rh e "sign p erso n." Brian received a l ot of atten tion from the student body with his de lightful a ntic s. Others did impr essio ns of such people as Jack Benny, Frank Sinatra, John Wayne, Clark Ga bl e an d the Marx Brothers. There was eve n a ventriloquist act which was we ll done by Rick Humm e r and hi s dummy, Bob Mustillo . The voca l numbers were don e by "D" Company cad e ts; Ya nc ey and Carson.
Vaudeville Show
On th e night of November 14 the Howe cadets pr esented a vaudeville show for rh e corps, faculty and administration. The show consisted of ever ything from very funny sk its to very serious vocal numbers.
Queen Chris, her court and escorts , were the first ones through the receiving line. After the band played, presentations we re made. Dave Case started off by announcing that "F" Company was the winner of the living quarters decoration contest and mentioned that the selection committ ee was impressed with the display in the Lower School barracks.
Ron Johnson was next up to the mike, informing all that "F" Company had also won the float contest. Ron then presented the Queen, her court and her escorts as they walked down the center of the dance no·or to the mid-stages area where Chris was presented roses and a gift from the V. H. C. They proceeded to the lounge where pictures were taken. Then onto the floor for some enjoyable music and dancing. The turnout of cadets, parents, faculty, alumni and guests seemed larger than in past years.
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Founders' Day Ball, the first formal danc e of Howe's 75-76 school year, ha s come and gone. This affair was different from past years in that we had a Homecoming Queen and h er court.
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Our Queen, a b ea utiful young lady named Chris Upton, sister of cadet Steve Upton, wa s escorted by George Ott. Ladies of the court were Cynthia Nulf (sister of Roben Nulf), who was escorted by Dave Brooks and Robin King, dat e of Robert Hanline.
Over Six Club
The Over Six Club was newly formed this year thanks to faculty m e mber, Mr. Robert Moor e Its only requirement for membership is for a cadet to run six miles, non -s top, .outdoors. This club is oniy the starting block for two other clubs the Century Club and the Bicentennial Club. To make it into the Century Club a cadet must accumulate more than 100 miles via the six miles a day. The ultimate goal of all m em be rs is to be long to the Bic e nt e nnial Club which is 200 miles, by July 4, 1976.
KNEELING: Mr. Moore. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Braun , Lefe ver, McMillan, Casey, Cullum, Kinkead, Muhammad, Tokay. SECOND ROW: Owens, Morales, Cushing, Pitcock, Mac Dowell, Minnich, Miller. THIRD ROW: Ott, Sewell, Miller, De vitt, Baumann, Park, Yellseagle, Psota. FOURTH ROW: Prieb, Hickey, Shropshire, Tanner. MISSING: McGemick, Weasel, Kelly, Dobak, Weed, Franklin, Chapman, Sparks, Vlahakis,Fields, Donegan, Hines, Boncher.
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Dr. and Mrs. G. Tanner Brooks
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Sharrotta
Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Tokay Mrs. Mary Jane Raines
Mr. and Mrs. Donald E Benson
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Dobak, Sr. Mrs. Riv a Maxine Burns
Mr. and Mrs. Spero Callas Mrs. Helen G • Halfacre
Frank W. Casselman, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Douglas Sewell
PATRONS
Mrs. Virginia H. Mcintyre
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Giurlanda
Mr. Rohen E. Schaar
Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Bravard
Mrs. Ruth H. Tanner
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Rockas Glendalle Industries, Inc. Sidney Kahn
Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Stanwood
Schlemmer's Inc. Hardware W. R. Thomas Odell J. LaMan, Mgr.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard E. Gamby
Jim Miller :s. Inez Hall EGER'S" Mr. Robert Myers
Mrs. Helen Van Orden Goshen Electric , Inc. N. S. Meyers, Inc., New York, N. Y. ua
Mr. and Mrs. Russell B. Penzenik
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry A Johnson
Dr. and Mrs. Edward M. Fugate, M.D • . Dr. Arnold C. Preib Northern Cashway Lumber Company
The Stationers - Frank Taylor
Mrs. John T. Hutton
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Shropshire, Jr.
Bandholtz Pain Manufacturing Co. Burg Advertising Service
Brown's Rexall Drug Store
Dr. and Mrs. Frank A. Wendling
Carney's Decorating Center
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uOast to Coast Store :>anniel B. and Jacquelyn M. Cotton Petty Enterprises, Inc. Elizabeth T. etty LES PRAISES Eldon Frazier Sturgis Dairy Queen Brazier
B. B. Cleaners A H. Fellhauer
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur V. Baumann
Mr. and Mrs. Glover Chapman
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J Conklin Brubaker- Drolen Printing Company
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hickey
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1 14 W. Chicago Road Sturgis , Michigan Office Phone 616/651 5382 " Full Line of Athletic Supplies" Gary L. Stew a rt Congratulations to the 1976 Graduating Class From · Robert E. Marks BURGER CHEF lOS 8. Centerville Road' Its, Michigan
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RUNDMAN'S PIZZA N' CREAM 651-8842 Hand Paks Pints and Quarts 1303 E. Chica go Rd. , Sturgis, Michigan Dinn e rs Any Com binations Mad e Upon Re qu est Sandwiches Pizza Buck e t s With French Fri es Ic e Cream G & E PIZZA Congratulations to Greg Hemmings and His Graduating Class of 1976 Alma Pratt (Gr ndmother) 651- 3826 Sundaes Sodas Malts and Shak es
4 guideposts for happier living from Sturgis Savings 1 3 BE CONSIDERATE Develop a sincere interest in people, their lives and their problems. Be understanding, and never build personal success at the expense of others. 2 CONTINUE TO LEARN Stay mentally active, intellectually curious, receptive to new ideas. Education is a wondrous process continuing throughout life. 4 . HELP THOSE IN NEED You will find few experiences so rewarding in life as the times y9u give a helpins:i hand to folks in need. CULTIVATE THRIFT Save regularly from the start. Thrift gives you an important extra margin for progress ... for security for success Sturgis Savings · and Loan Association comer of E. Chicago Ad. 1nd Monroe St. • Sturgl1, Michigan 49091 •Telephone 851·9345 121
Congratulations to My Son Greg Hemmings and His Graduating Class of 1976 Barbara Hemmings
Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1976 From DILLON'S 700 W. Chicago Sturgis, Michigan II I
MOELLER'S HARDWARE 110 N. Detroit Street LaGrange, Indiana Comp l e t e Lin e of Hardwar e and Housewares Congrat ul ations to the Class of 1976 I FARMERS STATE BANK I LaGrange, Indiana Branches in Stroh, Topeka, Wolcottville Complete Banking Service at All Four Locations
STOPHER Studio Camera Shop PHOTO-CENTER. INC. LaGrange, Ind. 463-3462 Weddings Portrait s Candid Portrait and Commercial Photograph y Cameras Photo Supplies LaGrange 463-2021 516 S. Detroit LaGrange, Ind · FOLTZ BAKERY Decorated Cakes Delivered to Howe School Sturgis , Mich. 651-3090 II 11 11 125
FOX JEWELERS Grand Rapids Michigan 83 Monro e , N W. North Ke nt Mall Rog e rs Plaza Congratulations to Our Son Eastbrook Shopping Center Raymond C. "Rusty" Graham and the Howe Class of '76 for a job done very well.
Congratulations to Class of 1976 and STEPHEN L. PARKS · HARLEY BAG CORPORATION division HARLEY CORPORATION ,. Seymour, Indiana Manufacturers of Multiwall Paper Bags
. CLIPPER ;i INDUSTRIES, INC . ..... 29200 CALAHAN• ROSEVILLE, MICHIGAN 48066 We Wish to Thank All Those Who Made Possible Our Son's Progress This Year, and Our Fondest Best Wishes and Congratulations to All Seniors MR. AND MRS. M. V. ANDERSON
T e l e phon e 3 57-3760 FtNt{NEWS AGENCY ARNOLD FINN Own er Wholesale Di stributor of Educational Paperback Books 11 6 North Cowe n Street Garr ett , Indiana 46 738 Congratulations Class of 1976 MRS. RUTH H. TANNER I I I I 129
Phone 897-7644 PUGH'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Prescription Specialists 5835 Joy Rd. Detroit, Michigan 48204 "TRY US FIRST - WE HAVE JUST WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED" Roy J. Pugh, R.Ph. Joseph R. Pugh, R.Ph. Dorothy L. Pugh, R.Ph.
MICHIANA OIL CO .. I N C. En e r g y for Car Hom e Fa rm Citgo Products Ho we , Ind. St ur gis, Mich. NORTHERN INDIANA AGENCY I I NC. Complete Insurance Service Dean F. Cutshall Tom Lutz Paul Youse B. Robinson D. Loy Managers Associates 805 Commerce Bldg. 12'7 W. Berry St. Ft. Wayne, Indiana 46802 (219) 423-2318 II lo 131
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REDl-FROZ, INC. 2107 Western Ave. South Bend, Indiana 46634 (219) 237-5111 Serving You With U.S.D.A. Fresh and Frozen Meats A Complete Line of Frozen and Refrigerated Foods. Sam Bailin Class of '46 " II
Congratulations Class of 197 6 McClure, Ohio 43534
LIMA ELEVATOR COMPANY Bo x 1 5 7 Ho we , Indian a 4 67 4 6 Fee d s See d s Fe rtili ze rs Liquid , Bag or Bulk Our Best Wishes to a Group of Young Men Well Prepared to Meet New Challenges FIRST SERVICE CORPORATION PAUL NAZ President Insurance .J.!rograms for Financial Institutions a nd Their Customers 313/885-6700 Harper Woods, Michigan 482 25 20502 Harper Avenue
CULP MOTOR SALES, I NC. Oldsmobile Pontiac Cadillac American Motors GMC Trucks Gene Gage General Manager Ph. (219)463-2184 LaGrange, Ind. 46761
Compliments of LEVENTHAL BROS. & CO. INC. Manufacturers of The Conqueror Uniform Shirt 131
2022 Fuilo MEN Made by HOWE MILITARY SCHOOL Uniforms Made by IHLING BROS. EVERHARD CO. Kalamazoo, Mich.
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Congratulations to the Class of 1976 CORNELIO H. HUECK '' Ganaderia'' Masaya, Nicaragua Tel. (071) 2727 Congratulations to the Class of 1976 SERGIO CASTILLO FLORES ' 'Ganaderia'' Leon, Nicaragua Tel. (031) 3264
LIGONIER RUBBER COMPANY, INCORPORATED Wall Street Ligonier, Indiana 46767 Congratulations to the Class of '76 Designers Rubber Molding Manufacturers 11 II 11 Ul
''The true test of civilization is not the census, · nor the size of cities, nor the cropsno, but the kind of man the country turns out . " - Ralph W aldo Emerson Best W ish es to the Men of the Class of 1976
" CEDAR LAKE GOLF COURSE R.R. #3 Congratulations to Cadet Class of 197b Congratulations to the Cadet Class of 197b 562-9261 II II 145
FDIC QUALITY FOODS, INC. Congratulations to the Class of '76 Mr. Robert F, Schuler 4091 Fish Lake Road Sturgis , Michigan FULL SERVICE BANK STATE BANK OF LIMA LANDMARK IN BANKING SINCE 1853 Pounded by John B. Howe and Samuel P. Williams A FULL SERVICL L3ANK
DIAMOND COUNSEL.OR 9 SOUTH 9TH STREET PHON E RICHMOND, INDIANA 47374 • • The beauty of Springin DIAMONDS and 18K gold.
Congratulations "Tim"· and the Senior Class of "76" JOB WELL DONE Mr. and Mrs. William ·Petrelak and Sidney
FULL SERVICE ELECTRIC MOTORS, I NC. Congratulations to the Class of I 97 6 •. I 003 N. Clay St. Sturgis, Michigan (616) 651-8680 49
HOWE ,IN D IA NA 46746 Congratulations to the Class of 1976 The Members of the Alumni Association welcome you to this important organization that supports the five-fold mission of the School. We urge that you continue to support private education in this nation as you proceed through life. Best w.J umni Association, Inc.
to the 1976 Gra-duating Class of Howe Cadets CO POLYMER CHEMICALS INC. 12350 Merriman Road Livonia,Michigan 48150 Phone (313) 42 1-080 I Compliments of Mr .. R. L. Hallam (Pres.) Mr.'D. S. Brown (V.P.) I I I I 151
KENDALLVILLE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING 216 218 E. Mitchell' Street Kendal ville , Indiana 46755 Congratulations Class of 1976 Mrs. Rachel Yellseagle and , .. ..,__tanley Yellseagle ftag e Bute South Dakota
Convenient Clean Your Host: Les Kuehn Russ Knecht Your NEW Motel in Howe Congratulates the Class of '76 1 Block South of Cawpan on Highway #9 EBY'S PINES, INC. BANQUETS ANY DAY Low Rates T. V. and Air Phone: (219) 562-3222 P.O. Box 328 Bristol, IN 46507 ENJOY FAMILY COOKING Country Style 'A FAMILY PARADISE 18 miles west of Howe on SR 120 Restaurant• Roller Rink• Campground• Christmas Trees• Frontier Theaue •Special Events 11 1$3
Thanks for giving my wonderful wife and me the rare p leas ur e of sharing in your lives. R. Moore English Master Congratulations Class of '76 "L ES FRAISES"
GONSER'S PAINTING SERVICE R.R. 3 Sturgis, Michigan 49091 CongratCJlations Class of 1976 (616) 651·3898 PrOMPT PROFeSSIONaL St'HVIC[ ;Jatldlll1 & 'i!JectJeldlJl1 · LARRY GONSER Owner LICENSED & INSURED R #3 STURGIS, MICH. 49091 155
Compliments of ROBERT WEED PLYWOOD CORP. Bristol, Indiana 46507 ''Paneling for the Mobile Home Industry ' • Congratulations to the Cadets of '76 From THE "OLD GUARD"
r Best Wishes to the Fine HOWE CLASS OF '76 CHARLOTTE, TOM, SUZANNE AND DON MORAN BEST OF LUCK to the CLASSOF'76 .From the OFFICERS AND MEMBERS of the VARSITY "H" CLUB 157
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest T. Park
Full Service Electric Motors , Inc ·
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Coleman
Mr. and Mrs. walter Owens Vogt's Flowers of Sturgis, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph W. Olmstead
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hueck
Sears Authorized Catalog Merchant Jerry West
Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence J. Putz
Mr. and Mrs. Gilben L. Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Nicholls
Mr, and Mrs. E. H. Cushing
Dr. and Mrs. John W. Ott Don Ray's Pharmacy Sturgis, Michigan Pearce Wollen Mills, Inc.
Mr. J. Warren Ide
Mr. and Mrs. Russ e ll W. McMurry
Weaver & Lingg, Inc. Agriculture Equipment
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Kelly
Mrs. Jarie B. Petranoff
Mrs. v. Susann Raschke
Saint Luke's Episcopal Church of Shelbyville Citizens Bank & Trust of LaGrange County
PATRONS
Mr. and Mrs. Ve rnon A. Phelps Kendall ville Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co. ' Inc. Mrs. Dorothy Wilkerson
Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Nestor
Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Radulovich
Dr. and Mrs. Roy L. McCormick
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin w. Kibler, Sr·
Mr. and Mrs. Lawr ence R. Collins
Woolrich Wollen Mills, Woolrich, Penna. ·
Mrs. Rachel Y ellseagle
