1982 Howe Military School Yearbook by howealumni

As the Headmaster's secretary, Mrs. Gotshall has responsibilities which range from recording cadet absenteeism to keeping progress charts. She handles all correspondence and keeps track of teachers' dittoes.

Beyond these time consuming tasks, Mrs. Gotshall mothers the cadets. She keeps a candy dish for cadets requiring instant energy, runs their errands, mails their letters, and scolds them when they need it. With all these spedal attentions, many returning cadets make a special trip to visit the Headmaster's office to talk with Mrs. Gotshall.

Mrs. Gotshall, for your time and care, we, the Senior Class of 1982, salute you.

Joining the staff of Howe Military School as secretary to the Headmaster in 1973, Mrs. Evelyn Gotshall performs services beyond those usually ascribed to her office. These extra duties, which Mrs. Gotshall voluntarily assumes, make her a focal point in the lives of many cadets.

to Right: Richard Piper Headmaster, Lt. Colonel William L. Ellis Senior 4lerAxmy General Eugene D. Scott Superintendent, Brenn E. Arklie Business Manager, ge M. Minnix Chaplain, James E. Malerich Principal of the Lower School. SEn@Bld M. Stuckey Director of Admissions, Hugh D. Cook Director of JtfpdDevelopment, of Maintenance, Major Edward Silvia Quartermaster, Lloyd A. Kirby Athletic , Lt!:tle>ionel William C. Trout Commandant.

SECOND ROW: Mr. Mark Fesperman, Mr. Dennis L. Redden, Mrs. Kristie L. Gailis, Major Howard L. Terrell, Mr. Thomas L. Shook, Mr. Glenn R. Cox, Mr. Michael J. Allen, Mr. Steven C. Clark, Dr. Randall Sipes, Mr. Thomas Sabocik, Mr. James Stevenson.

Academic

FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Mrs. Jeanne Scropos, Mrs. Nancy Moyer, Mrs. Darlene Van Zuilen, Mrs. Lois M. Kelly, Mr. Richard Piper, The Reverend George M. Minnix, Mr. John Pagin, Mr. James E. Malerich, Mr. Lloyd A. Kirby, Mr. Dale Schinbeckler, Mr. Imants R. Gailis.

THIRD ROW: Mr. Mark McLean, Mr. William S. Hicks, Mr. Robert Moore, Lt. Colonel William L. Ellis, Mr. David A. Ramsey, Mr. Sidney W. Boner, SFC Henry Suddarth, Mr. Philip A. Tice, Mr. Charles W. Hemphill, Mr. Scott Warren. Staff

BOTTOM RIGHT:

1/LT.

Garrison,

Terrell, Lt.

TOP Major Howard L. Colonel William L. Ellis, SFC Henry Suddarth, Major Edward Silvia. ROW: Lt. Colonel William C. Trout, Major Rudolph H. ROW: James E. Schrock, Captain Fred R. Acuff, Captain Manuel Bustos, Richard A. Pierson, Jr. Curry, W., Kolias, J.E., L. E., M. H., Sill, M. C.

Hoffman. SECOND

Gamby,

Captain

LEFT: Left to Right:

BOTTOM LEFT: FIRST

Military Staff

BOTTOM: FIRST BOW: Mrs. Janell Griffin, Mrs. Berneice Willard.

18 Staff

TQP: Left to Right: Mrs. Berniece Hopkins, Mrs. Marilyn Faulkner.

SECOND ROW: Mrs. Martha Mer1'ell1 Mrs. Sally Ulrich, Mrs. Mary Brown, Mrs. Evelyn Gotshall, Mrs. Jean Stuckey. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Louise Bowling, Mr. Harry Delle, Miss Tammy Day, Mrs. Pamela Leeth, Mr. Hugh D. Cook, Mr. Brenn E. Arklie, Mr. Donald M.Stuckey.

Mr. Sidney W. Boner, Choirmaster and Organist

Mrs. Loretta Curtis, Housemother, Company "L" and "M"

Mr. Charles W. Hemphill, Guidance

Mr. Robert Moore, English, Howe Herald

Mrs. Berniece Hopkins, Resident Nurse

Mr. William S. Hicks, Speech, Varsity Tennis

Mr.

Captain Gerald Griffith, Tactical Officer, Company "D"

Mr. Brenn E. Arklie , Business Manager

Mr. Hugh D . Cook, Director of Development

Major Howard L. Terrell, Band Director

Mr. Mark Fesperman, Biology, Varsity Swimming

Mr. Harry Delle, Accountant Major Edward Silvia, Quartermaster

FA CUL TY and STAFF

Captain Manuel Bustos, Tactical Officer, Company "E "

Mr. John Edwards, Dining Hall Manager

Mrs. Marilyn Faulkner, Day Nurse Mrs. Lillian Fender, Relief Nurse

Mr. Steven Hull, Mathematics, Science

Mr. Lloyd A. Kirby, Physical Education, Science, Varsity Wrestling and Track

Mr. Glenn R. Cox, History, VHC

Lt.

Captain Fred R. Acuff, Tactical Officer, Company "B"

Brigadier General Eugene D. Scott, Superintendent Richard Piper, Headmaster

Mr.

Mr. Donald M Stuckey, Director of Admissions

Lt. Colonel William L. Ellis, Senior Army Instructor Colonel William C. Trout, Commandant James E. Malerich, Principal of the Lower School

.. 1981-1982

The Reverend George M. Minnix, Chaplain

UPPER SCHOOL FACULTY

Captain Richard A. Robbins, Tactical Officer, Company "L"

Mrs. Kristie L. Gailis, English, Tatler

Mr. Imants R. Gailis, Head English Department, Physics, Tatler

Captain GeoTge E. Musoff, Tactical Officer, Company "M"

Mr. Steven C. Clark, Industrial Arts

Mr. Michael J . Allen, English, Varsity Football

Mr. Lloyd A. Kirby, Athletic Director

Mr. Jacob Poljak, Head of Mathematics Department, Varsity Baseball, Tennis

Mrs. Lois M. Kelly

Mr. Thomas L. Shook, Business Education, Football, Track

Mrs. Janell Griffin, Secretary to the Director of Admissions

Mr. Mark McLean

Mrs. Nancy Moyer

Mrs. Louise Bowling, Secretary to the Commandant

Mrs. Mary Krugh, Secretary to the Military Department

Dr. Ronald Denton, Dentist

Mr. John Pagin, Head of History Department, Debate, Old Guard

Mrs. Mary Brown, Bookkeeper and Personnel

Mrs. Rita J. Martin, Secretary to the Fathers' Association

SECRET ARIES

Mrs. Darlene Van Zuilen, Librarian

MEDICAL

LOWER SCHOOL FACULTY

Mrs. Sally Ulrich, Secretary to the Principal of the Lower School

Dr. A. B. Nelson, Dentist

Mr. Thomas Sabocik, Physical Education, Mathematics, Varsity Golf, Basketball

Dr. Randall Sipes, Head of Language Department, Spanish, Drama

Mr. James Stevenson

Mr. David A. Ramsey

Mrs. Evelyn Gotshall, Secretary to the Headmaster

Mr. Philip A. Tice, Latin, English, Lower School Track and Cross Country

MILITARY STAFF

SSG David Luna

SFC Henry Suddarth

UPPER SCHOOL FA CUL TY CONTINUED:

Mrs. Berneice Willard, Secretary to the Superintendent

Dr . Carl Plasterer, Optometrist

Mr. Dale Schinbeckler, Head of Science Department, Chemistry

Mrs. Jeanne Scropos

Dr. Richard G. Spindler, School Physician

Mr. Scott Warren, Mathematics, Varsity Basketball, Baseball

Mr. Dennis L. Redden

Mrs. Pamela Leeth, Secretary to the Director of Development

20 JORGE JAVIER ALTMANN "Pito" -ECompanyBaseball 1; Football 2; Tennis 3; Rifle 1; Track 1; Intramurals 2; I.D.R. - 3; Radio - 1; Waiters - 1; Herald 3; Herald Staff 2; Acolytes 2; Hussars -1; Conduct Ribbon 3; Color Guard 2; Honor Guard 2; Spanish Club -1; Sword and Shield. (3 years) "I plan to go to college here in the Unite States or in Costa Rica. I'm going to stu o Engineering and then take a Master's i Computers. I want to thank everybo o who has helped me through these thri years at Howe. I will remember all of yo also I want to give a special thanks torr father for sending me to this school."

"I would like to thank all of the faculty and staff for the care they have put into their work and all of the favors they have given me. Most of all I would like to thank my father for the struggle he went through to send me here." ARTHUR WINSTON BARDELL "Art" L Company Staff A.D.T. - 2; Football - 1; Track - 1; Wrestling 1; I.D.R. 2; -N.H .S. 1; V.H.C. 2; Tatler 1; Herald 1; Herald Staff 1; Ushers 1; N.F .L. 1; Conduct Ribbon - 3; Par Card - 1; Honor Card 2; Dist. Honor Card 2; Honor Guard 2; Class Officer 2; Academic Achievement; Rangers 2; Karate 2; Best Spirit Medal; Foreign Language Medal; Association of the U.S. Army Medal; Cadet of the Period; Cadet of the Year; Who's Who in Midwestern High School. (3 years) 21

22 PATRICK DONALD BEAR "Misfit" D Company Track - 1; Swimming - 1; Waiters - 3; Old Guard 1. (4 years)

"I would like to thank my mom and dad for sen ding me to Howe. Thanks to you I hav e witnessed many happenings. I will ne ver forget them. Also, Howe has given me the confidence to do anything I wish to do in life So, thank you, Mom and Dad." KURT JAMES BOWEN "J.P." ECompany Baseball 1; Football 3; Wrestling 2; V.H.C. 2; Waiters 1; Ushers 1; Conduct Ribbon 3; Honor Guard 1; Class Officer - 1; Best Defensive BackFootball; Cannon Crew Commander; Wrestling Most Improved; Rangers. (3 years) 23

24 SAM THOMAS BRETSCHNEIDER "Bert" DCompanyA.D.T. 2; Basketball 1; Football- 2; Track 3; Wrestling 3; I.D.R. 3; N.H.S. 3; Radio 1; Acolytes 2; Ushers 2; N.F.L. 1; Conduct Ribbon - 3; Par Card - 2; Honor Card - 2; Dist. Honor Card 1; Color Guard 2; Honor Guard -1; Wrestling Team Captain 2. (3 years) "Thanks is just a small token of appeci a tion to all my friends who helped mi through. To you juniors, I was in you place one time, long, long ago!" P.S. "Spot I'll never forget Ton Thumb."

"T hose of you teachers who think you know ev er ything are annoying to us seniors who don ' t but will. If you feel that yo u 'r e about to crack, hang in there; your gra duation will make it worth it. I know!" LOUIS ANGEL BUSTOS "Burrito Brother #2" BCompanyBas eball- 3; Football - 3; Rifle - 2; Intramurals 2; I.D.R. 1; V.H.C. 3; Radio 1; Waiters 1; Herald 1; Herald Staff 1; Conduct Ribbon 2; Honor Card - 3; Honor Guard - 3; Class Officer 1; Bagpiper 2; Pipe Major 2; Howe Invitational Second Place Trophy; Tri State New Shooter Award; Rifle Most Improved; Baseball Most Times on Base; 1981 State Rifle Team; West Point Nominee. (3 years) 25

26 LAWRENCE EDWARD CAUDY "Squirrel" -F Company StaffA.D.T. 2; Basketball Stats 3; Tennis 3; Track 1; Intramurals 1; N.H.S. 1; V.H .C. 2; Waiters 1; Thespians 3; Herald 2; Acolytes 3; Ushers 1; Debate - 2; Conduct Ribbon - 2; Par Card - 1; Class Officer - 1; Speech - 2; Academic Achievement Wreath; Spanish Club; Best Military Bearing; Rangers 1. (3 years) "If you can bear to hear the truth you'vf spoken Twisted by fear to make a tra i for all, Or watch the things you sole your pride for broken - And stoop tc build them up without a flaw, Havini endured what seemed eternity, You arf now prepared for life's argosy intc infinity."

"For the last six years I have been a part of Howe, and Howe has been part of me. Ever since the moment I watched my family driving off campus back in 1976, I knew my life would never be the same. Howe and I have had our differences and our ups and downs, but, all in all, this has probably been the most beneficial event to happen to me in my life, except for having two people like my parents, who loved and cared enough about me to send me love you both."

WALTER CURRY, JR. "Capt. Black" - Battalion StaffBasketball 4; Football 2; Track 4; I.D.R. 4; V.H.C. 4; Waiter 2; Old Guard 4; Herald 3; Acolytes 4; Ushers - 2; N.F.L. - 4; Hussars - 3; Choir 2; Conduct Ribbon 4; Par Card 1; Color Guard 4; Honor Guard 4; Class Officer 3. (6 years) 27

here. I

28 BREALON DONALDSON, III "Don'' -DCompanyTennis 4; Track 2; Wrestling 1; V.H.C. -1; Old Guard-1; Tennis Team Captain. (4 years) "I really don't have anything to say excep· good luck to all you guys that are comi n: back next year, and it's been real. I'd li kt to give a special thanks to my Mother fo: leading me in the right direction. Thank· Moms."

"The t hunder echoes in the distance Like the voices of the past A reminder of thin gs almost forgotten Soon the storm will be finished Just as horrible memor ies Have been purposely erased from consciousness Yet is it safe to pretend t he storm never took place? - The blinding lightning and harsh thunder may soon ret urn Rekindling the horrible memor ies of the past." DARREN JEROME ESTERLINE "Sq leaner" -DCompanyBasketball- l; Football 2; Track l; Intramurals 1; Radio l; Choir 1; Conduct Ribbon 2; Color Guard 1; Honor Guard 1; Special Ceremonies Award. (2 years) 29

30 TRENT EDWARD FRANCKE "Spot I Uncle Franky" -DCompanyBaseball 1; Football I; Swimming 2; Golf l; I.D.R. l; Waiters l; Ushers l; Explorers 2; Conduct Ribbon 2; Par Card 1; Color Guard- l; Honor Guard l; Swim Team Captain. (3 long years)

"My days at Howe have all become ve cy memorable, the same as the people invoh ed. I've learned and grown up a lot sinc1 my first day as a cadet. My time at How1 was very special, not always good, bu · enough so as to keep my memories ve cy good ones. My deepest thanks to all tho s1 who have helped me grow so much."

"Ma and Dad, your support and many sacrifices are worth infinite 'I love you's.' Howe, a warm thanks to all I've come to know over the years. You've done a lot for me . Underclassmen, set your goals and work hard to meet those goals. I did. I hope that you can too." LAWRENCE EDWARD GAMBY ''Lar'' Battalion Staff A.D.T. 4; Basketball- 3; Football- 4; Track - 4; Wrestling - 2; I.D.R. - 4; N.H.S. 2; V.H.C. -4; Radio 4; Quill and Scroll 1; Waiters 1; Old Guard 4; Herald 4; Herald Staff 3; Acolytes 4; Ushers 1; Debate 1; N.F.L . 4; Explorers 4; Student Congress 1; Conduct Ribbon 4; Par Card 4; Honor Card 1; Dist. Honor Card 3; Color Guard 1; Honor Guard- 4; Class Officer 3; Douglas McArthur Award; Superior Cadet L.D.; JROTC Cadet of the Year; Cadet of the Period; Top 10 3 L.D. Class; Ranking Cadet 3; Haberly Activities Medal Silver; Alex Stewart Jr. Memorial Trophy; Carl B. Tingley Biological Sciences Trophy; Mothers' Association Best Essay; Best Drilled Cadet Medal; Most Trustworthy Cadet Medal; Christian Courtesy Medal; Headmaster's Silver Math Medal; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Major Merritt Sword and Medal. (8 years!) 31

32 MARSHALL HARWOOD GARRISON "Gill" Battalion Staff A.D.T. 2; Basketball 3; Football 2; Track 4; N.H.S. 1; V.H.C. 2; Radio 2; Quill and Scroll 1; Tatler 1; Old Guard - 1; Herald Staff - 1; N.F.L. 3; Explorers 1; Conduct Ribbon 4; Par Card 1; Honor Card 2; Rangers 2; Latin Club; Ranking Cadet Medal; Bronze Jam es H. Haberly Medal; Best Spirit Medal; Sophomore Best Essay Medal. (4 years) "Memorable people and events of m years at Howe: Scott Martin, Greg Tay! OJ Bravo Company and some decent grade: Dale Kirby, relationships, armor sergeam Mr. Warren and B. Company agair Junior year supply sergeant, Lowe School, education, Lee J. Scropos and th rest; finally staff Larry, Walt, Johr and Royce, off the wall humor, a quickly passing year, and some tou g' classes it wasn't easy, but it was worff it. Thanks Mom and Dad, I made it!"

"I wish to thank my dad for his patience and . understanding. Without him I would have never been given the opportunity to come to Howe and not only to learn to take care of my responsibilities, expand my learning capacity, but also learn the qualities of leadership which will be essential to me now and in the future." ROBERT ALAN GORDON "Flash" -DCompanyFootball 1; Conduct Ribbon 1. (1 year) 33

34 CHRISTOPHER SHAWN KANTZ "Kip" BCompanyRifle 1; Waiters 1; Conduct Ribbon 1; Color Guard 1. (2 years) '• "Class of '82'. Howe was a very enlighten ing experience. It taught me much abou what I want to do and become later on in life. I learned to deal with people fro every walk of life, which I believe in th end will benefit my social standing in col lege and later in life."

"After became the first of the twentieth

ge nocide

attending Howe I am proud to have ac complished the teaching of how the Armenians

century by the Turkish government, resulting in the mass acre of over 1,500,000 Armenian men, wome n, and children on April 24, 1915." VAN VAHE KCHIKIAN "Defender" ECompanyTennis 2; Wrestling 1; lntramurals 2; N.H.S . 2; Herald 2; Ushers 2; Debate 3; Student Congress 1; Conduct Ribbon - 3; Par Card - 3; Honor Card 3; Karate 1; Speech 1; Gold Medal as most outstanding in all phases of school life 1. (3 years) 35

victims of the

36 DUANE ALLEN KELLEMS "Grizzly Adams" -B CompanyIntramurals - 2; Waiters - 2; Acolytes 2; N.F.L. 2; Class Officer 1; Rangers -1; Nail Benders 2. (2 years) "To the class of '82', the best of luck and success in every thing you do. For the future seniors, good luck, because you will need it."

"I would like to give special thanks to my parents for sending me to Howe and for all the hard work they put in to send me here. It has been an honor to come to Howe. This is one place I will never forget. Thank you." JOHN EV AN KOLIAS "Greek" Battalion Staff Baseball 2; Tennis 3; Swimming 1; Intramurals 1; I.D.R. 3; Radio _.:_. 2; Waiters -1; Herald 3; Acolytes 3; Ushers - 1; Debate - 2; Conduct Ribbon 2; Par Card 1; Honor Guard 3. (3 years) • 37

38 TODD ALEXANDER KURAS "Toad" -CCompanyFootball 1; Waiters 1; Band 1. (1 year) -

"In my three-year-period at Howe, I owe many thanks to the people who helped my graduation day come. In my barracks life I would like to give thanks to Max Taylor and Fred Acuff and, of course, the senior classes of the past, especially '80, '81. Also, I would like to give thanks to all the faculty and staff; however, thanks which is well needed is that to my mother and father for helping financially and spiritually."

DANIEL

MURRAY LAMBERSON "Lambo" -BCompanyFootball- 3; Track - 1; Swimming - 1; I.D.R. 1; Herald 2; Herald Staff 2; Acolytes 3; Conduct Ribbon 3; Par Card 3. (3 years) see me /ra11,,,, ll1R11fc8 39

40 ROYCE ALTON LINTON, II "Rolls" Battalion Staff Baseball 2; Football 2; Track 1; Swimming - 4; I.D.R. - 2; N.H.S. - 1; V.H.C. - 2; Radio - 2; Waiters -1; Old Guard-1; Herald- 4; Herald Staff 1; N.F.L. 4; Conduct Ribbon 2; Par Card -4; Honor Guard 1. (4 years) "I would like to take this opportunity to thank this school for the fine education they have given me. Most of all I would like to thank my mom and dad for caring and giving me encouragement to keep on going. Finally, I say good-bye to all the I friends I have made."

"Living here at Howe wasn't the best of places to be, but it was the friends I made that made it worthwhile to me. The te achers made it rough on us seniors, but we pulled it through. Just a helpful hint for those returning: keep your nose clean! I' d like to tell you juniors that if you think this year was tough, just wait until next year ! I' d also like to thank all my friends who helped me make it through the year." GREGORY JAMES MINER "Greg" - BCompanyFootball - 1; Wrestling 1. (1 year) , 41

"It seems like I've been here at Howe fo r an eternity and then all at once I'm sud denly being cast out into the world on my own. I just hope that I can keep up my spirits throughout college. Hopefully, I can make my way through Quincy College and be accepted at IIT in Chicago for my last two years. Whatever may happ en after Howe, I have learned a lot of pa tience here and my style of life has changed. I've learned to be calm and yet steady. My physical abilities have almost doubled since I've been here. Finally I've learned to take things as they happen and as Joh n Lennon once said, 'Give peace a chance.' "

42 CHRISTOPHER ROY MULLEN "Mull" ECompany Track- 2; I.D.R. 3; Acolytes 2; Conduct Ribbon 2; Honor Card 1; Honor Guard - 3; Chemistry Medal; Second Best Drilled Cadet Medal; Spanish Club; German Club. (3 years) ,

"I plan on going to college and then go to medical school. I would like to tell all cadets and future cadets that after being here for eight years I have seen the ups and downs of Howe, and if you put your mind to it, here you can do it and then be anything, anywhere that you want to be." MITCHELL ANTHONY NESTOR "Mongo" -BCompanyBasketball 1; Football 3; Tennis 1; Track - 4; Wrestling - 1; Swimming 1; Intramurals 2; V.H.C. 3; Waiters 3; Old Guard 4; Acolytes 1; Conduct Ribbon 4; Par Card 1; Color Guard 1; Honor Guard 2; Movie Projectionist. (8 years) 43

44 DOUGLAS SCOTT NINE "Eight-and a-half' B Company Track 4; Intramurals 1; Radio 2; Waiters - 2; Old Guard - 1; Herald - 2; Glee Club 1; Par Card 2; Nail Benders 4. (4 years) "Dear Mom and Dad, Thanks for all you've done for me You've made it possible for me t o be something in life. You've given me something nobody can take away, and that's the knowledge I've learned he re at I Howe. Thank you and I love you both Your son, "Doug"

"Thanks mom and dad!" ANDREW THOMAS PEDERSEN "Andy" ECompanyBaseball 3; Basketball 2; Football 2; N.H.S. 1; V.H.C 1; Waiters 1; Old Guard - 1; Ushers - 1; N.F.L. - 1; Conduct Ribbon 3; Honor Card 1; Color Guard-1; Honor Guard 2; Class Officer 1; Football Best Effort; Company Commander; Snow Bound Survival Expert. (4 years) I I J 45

46 BERNARD MICHAEL POLHAMUS "C apone " DCompany Rifle 3; I.D.R. 1; Waiters 1; Old Guard 1; Herald 1; Conduct Ribbon 1; Par Card 1; Color Guard 2; Honor Guard 1; Cross Country 1. (4 years) "Special Appreciation to the 'Guardian Angel.'"

"The experiences and the things I've learned here will always help me and stren gthen me in the future. I must admit I was bitter at first for being sent here, but I realize now that it was the best thing for me and my education." WILLIAM JEFFREY PULLAR "Jethro" -BCompanyBaseball- 1; Basketball 1; Football 1; Swimming 1; V.H.C. 2; Radio 1; Waiters 1; Herald 1; Herald Staff 1; Ushers - 1; N.F.L. - 1; Conduct Ribbon 1; Par Card 1; Cannon Crew 1; Entertainment 1. (2 years) 47

48 PETER R. RADULOVIC "The Greek" ECompanyA.D.T. 1; Intramurals 2; I.D.R. 4; N.H.S. 2; Radio 1; Tatler 1; Waiters -1; Old Guard 1; Herald 1; Herald Staff 1; Acolytes 1; Glee Club - 1; N.F.L. - 2; Conduct Ribbon - 4; Par Card 1; Honor Card 2; Color Guard 2; Honor Guard 2; Flying Club; Karate -1. (4 years)' , "I once thought that most things in life were to be feared and avoided if they were not clearly understood; but now as I grow older, wiser, and more aware of my capabilities and surroundings, I am ready to go forward and face the unknown with an open mind and a curious intellect and move on to greater responsibilities and opportunities.''

"I would like to give special thanks to my mother and father for their help and support during my academic years. To the se nior class of 1982, good luck and best wishes." GREGORY WAYNE ROBERTS "Ranger " CCompanyRifle 3; V.H.C. 2; Old Guard 1; Ushers 1; Conduct Ribbon 1; Honor Guard - 4; Rangers - 2; Pep Band - 4; Concert Band 4; Marching Band 4; Band Commander 1; Captain of the Rifle Team -1. (4 years) 49

50 PAUL MICHAEL SAHANEK "Popular Paul (Pop)" -DCompanyRifle - 1; Swimming - 3; Golf - 1; Intramurals 2; !.D.R. 1; Waiters 2; Old Guard 1; Herald 1; Hussars 1; Choir -4 (4 years) "Many an hour I've been at this school I have tried to break many a rule Foes are many and friends are rare So choose your friends wisely and always with care Don't let your hopes go down the dra in This is a lesson I've learned with pain To the staff, faculty, and corps of cadets, I SHALL RETURN."

"I thank the following people for helping and inspiring me to grow in all phases of life: The Howe Faculty and Staff, Echo Company, Delta Company, Battalion Staffs of 1981 and 1982, Lower School of 1982 and a very special thanks to Lawrence Edward Caudy and my beloved parents." ADAM MICHAEL SPANSKI "Spanky" F Company Staff Basketball 2; Track 1; I.D.R. 1; Conduct Ribbon 2; Runner-up Best New Cadet E Co. (2 years) 51

52 GUY LEE STEBBINS "Stebs" CCompany N.F.L. 2; Rangers 1; Karate 2; Band 2. (2 years) "On my stay at Howe: It has been an experience experienced. Of my memorie s toward Howe: A strong memory is generally coupled with an infirm judgment. Montaigne"

"I cannot say I've enjoyed every moment at Howe. But as I look back, the good times far outweigh the bad. I have many fond memories of this school which will never be forgotten. I want to give a sincere thank you to those teachers and cadets who have had a part in those memories. Good-bye Howe, you've been good to me. I'll never forget you."CALVIN DAVID STREETER "Cal" -DCompanyFootball - 2; Rifle - 1; Intramurals - 2; Old Guard 1; Par Card 4. (5 years) 53

54 BARRY REID TOLLESON "Cadet C" BCompany 1.M. 2; Expert Rating. (1 1/2 years)"As much as I hate to admit it, this school has taught me a lot of stuff1 I'm certainly not glad to see the end of my school years; I was just getting the hang of it." "Old friends should get together sometime 5021 W avewood, Milford , MI 48152."

"To friends: See, I told you guys it wouldn't be that bad! Thanks for making t hose tough days seem easier. Be sure you never forget all the fun we had, especially Founder's Day Weekend. Take care and keep your conduct good. I'm sure we'll get t ogether during one of the Alumni Weekends." GEORGE VINCENT UNDERWOOD "Chip" - DCompanyFootball 1; Golf 1; Intramurals 1. (2 years) 55

56 MATTHEW DOMINIC VIVIANO "Viv " F Company Staff Swimming 1; I.D.R. 1; Radio 1; Tatler 1; Acolytes 1; Hussars 1; Nailbenders; Rangers. (1 V2 years) "Howe has given me a new outlook on life. It has taught me responsibility and prid e in myself. Sometimes things looked pretty bad; they always got straightened out and brightened up again. But Howe al so taught me to be independent and what it 's going to be like in college. Thanks Howe! "

"I paid my dues, time after time. I've done my sentence, but committed no crime. And bad mistakes I made a few. I had my share of kicks in my face, but I'll come t hrough." "We are the Champions, my friend, And we will keep on fighting to the end. We are the Champions Of the world." GREGORY MARCEL WEEMS "Sweet Ty" -DCompanyBaseball 2; Basketball 1; Football 1; I.D.R. 1; V.H.C. 1; Radio 1; Conduct Ribbon 1; Honor Card 1; Honor Guard - 1. (2 years) 57

58 They Were Voted Most Lik ely : to join th e Se rvic e! I to get married soon! to succeed! to finish College! to return to Howe! to turn pro Athlete! to remain a problem! to remain a Lady killer! not to finish getting a Ph .D! to remain artistic and creative! to keep his great personality!

Choosing costumes hallowed by long tradition, twenty-two seniors gathered for a class photograph in the snow of Senior Circle, keeping up enthusiasm and body temperatures with true esprit de corps.

In the winter months, when nights are long and tempers short, cabin fever strikes the campus, reaching epidemic proportion among the seniors. Although the spell of the disease is brief, each victim is placed under an irresistable compulsion to commit one action of total insanity. On February 18 the disease hit Howe and seniors banded together for a group "project" of temporary silliness.

After posing for twenty minutes in the February chill (the camera shutter froze shut) the fever broke and the seniors were able to return to normal and to pursue their numerous responsibilities with their customary care. Everyone survived the cure as well as the disease.

60 Senior Class Officers SITTING: Left to Right: Bowen (Vice President), Bardell (President), Pedersen (Secretary). STANDING: Kellems (Sergeant at Arms), Mr John A. Pagin, Caudy (Treasurer).

Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Lawrence Edward Gamby has been named the Howe Military School Douglas MacArthur Cadet.

Annually the MacArthur Memorial Foundation honors the outstanding cadet in each of the Military Institutes which comprise the Association of Military Colleges and Schools of the United States.

Cadet Gamby is one of the finest cadets to attend Howe Military School in its 87th year history. His integrity sets a superb example for the corps; his demeanor, his military bearing and his leadership are not only most soldierly, but conform to the highest standards passed on to us by those great military leaders like Generals Polk, MacArthur, Eisenhower and Marshall great scholar-soldiers.

Cadet Gamby has maintained a 3.83 grade point average (4.0 scale) for his entire eight years at Howe. He has received straight A's in his leadership development courses in Junior ROTC.

The Douglas MacArthur Award

Congratulations to Cadet Gamby and to his proud parents.

Cadet Gamby has been a cadet at Howe since 1974, entering in the fifth grade. That year, and every year since then, he has been designated "Cadet of the Period" and "Ranking Cadet." His honors, academic and military, are numerous.

. • •

Those Senior Classes

TOP RIGHT: Fourth hour Brit. Lit. ponders mysterious passages of British poets who seem to write in a foreign language.

FIRST ROW MIDDLE: All students in physics contribute advice on how to conduct a tricky experiment.

FIRST ROW RIGHT: After figuring Advanced Comp. grades, Mrs. Gailis expresses disbelief. BOTTOM ROW LEFT: Mr. Warren attempts to prove to Senior Math students that calculating the calculus according to the calculator's corrections is conclusive. BOTTOM ROW MIDDLE: Welcoming his next victims, Mr. Cox greets his seniors with a smile. BOTTOM ROW RIGHT: Seventh hour Brit. Lit. students indicate their vast pleasure in Macbeth.

FIRST ROW LEFT: Seniors indicate their pleasure in journalism class which covers various types of communication.

After battling gallantly against the advancement of cancer, Major Rudolph Hoffman, retired tactical officer of Delta Company, died Thursday morning, February 11, 1982, less than two months after his December retirement. Major Hoffman came to Howe in 1967 following a twenty-year service in the United States Army. For his service and devotion to Howe , Major Hoffman will be long remembered.

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FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Altmann, Esterline, Pullar, Pedersen, Gamby, Lamberson, Streeter. SECOND ROW: Curry, Nestor, Linton, Bowen, Garrison.

"The varsity football team finished the season with a 2- 7 record with wins over Michigan Lutheran and Galien High Schools. Howe Military School ended the season with some very respectable statistics. Out of ten independent teams in northeast Indiana, Howe finished sixth in team scoring. Two seniors placed very well in area independent statistics: Jeff Pullar was first in passing with 68 completions out of 135 attempts with 10 interceptions and 904 yards with 9 touchdowns . Jeff also finished fourth in punting with a 33.1 yard average. Walt Curry was first in receiving, catching 37 passes for 596 yards and 8 touchdowns. Walt was third in scoring with 48 points and third in tackles with 76."

Lloyd Kirby

Till all the sons of men in all the world Shall have become more strong; Because a friend Lives on in us, And is not dead." -Jay Gould -1981

On, on and on they roll until at last they reach Even the farthest shore where the sea ends. For in the deepest sea There is no wave begun That comes to rest.

Until the ripple that through me and you, And you, and all who called him "friend" Has moved to its most distant shore ...

1958

A friend I loved became a part of me. And, from his soul rich with the power men know But never name, I learned to live more richly ... (And always understanding is to love.) Today they told me he had gone away; That I should never see his face again. Trembling, they whispered to me, "He is dead." They wept. But well I know that it was false; For well I knew that he was part of me. And you, and you, and all who called him "friend." I knew the richness of his soul lives on In us, to make us stronger men. For that Same light his light is in our eyes today; And, well I knew that everyone we meet Will be made stronger for the strength he gave. What, dead? Not for a thousand years say, "Dead!"

David Michael Dunning

"Into the sea a pebble falls, And from that pebble tiny ripples move Across the restless surface of the sea.

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BELOW: FIRST ROW: Mustillo, Forbes-Watkins, Harvey, Nestor, Boaks. SECOND ROW: Houston, Brune, Downey, Fries, Miller, Sauer, Wilkinson, Tihelka, White, Mills, Quakenbush. THIRD ROW: Hampton, Maier, Orra, Osenbaugh, Lawrence, Smith. FOURTH ROW: Yidi, Kime, Fochtman, Beeson, Vaughn, Dowton, Buszka, Vorus, Nwokedi, Duck. FIFTH ROW: Sauer, Malquest, Piszczor, Kolar, Mayfield, Hufnagle.

68 Junior Class ABOVE: FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Forbes-Watkins (Treas.), Harvey (Pres.), Nestor (Sec.).

SECOND ROW: Mustillo (S/A), Mr. Schinbeckler, Boaks (V. Pres.).

FIFTH ROW: Graegin, Popoff, Snyder, Canning, Donovan, Marshall, Brown, Christoules, Russell, Sola, Miller, Disney, Smith.

THIRD ROW: Neph, Stone, Herrmann, Breen, Sutton, O'Keefe, Winters, Montandon, Rop, Greenen, Imhoff, Grimes, Bussell, Baumann, Blacker. FOURTH ROW: Philippi, Hart, Cunningham, Williams, Hill, Muddiman, Human, Hoyer, McKean, Sandstrom, Aikins.

BELOW: FIRST ROW: Tokuyama, Barger, Ferguson, Richardson, Blackwood. SECOND ROW: Smith, Stump, Hedge, Eggers, Story, Sellers, James, Caver, Koss, Gomez, Thompson.

Sophomore Class ABOVE: FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Barger (V. Pres.), Ferguson (Pres.), Richardson (Sec.).

SECOND ROW: Tokuyama (S/A), Mr. Gailis, Blackwood (Treas.).

Freshman FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Bueno (V. Pres.), Klode (Pres.), Butler (Sec .).

Class ABOVE:

SECOND ROW: General (Treas.), Mr. Moore, Vollhracht (S/A). BELOW: FIRST ROW: General, Bueno, Klode, Butler, Vollhracht. SECOND ROW: Kerwin, Kluck, Fallon, Sappenfield, Gomez, Stratton, Batalis, Miller, Smith, Meine. THIRD ROW: Streeter, Nagy, Pelch, Hutchins, Martin, Arnold , Neville, Doller, Grierson, Jordan, Hekker, Besecke, Finch, Dones, Gillespie, Trusty. FOURTH ROW: Wells, Mustola, Matuszak, McClellend, Passick, Doyle, Nussbaum, Frick, Kesar, Schiller, Austin, Tumbleson, Smiley, Ratliff, VanSickle. FIFTH ROW: Hull, Fiedler, Phelps, Shankle, Murray, Markiecki, Mathews, Beckering, Amis, Bates.

Eighth Grade

Hudspeth,

FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Yerian, Meine, Brink, Ogden, Sheets, Anderson, Mills, Fidler, Man aktala, McClune, Zeiler, Harps.

SECOND ROW: Messina, Gray, Meaux, Mazurek, Chapman, Hale, Billock, Marks, Tedder, Hamilton, Adams. ROW: Kyriakopoulos, Hamdan, Bricker, Clark, MacFadyen, Osenbaugh, MacKay, Jurek, Chavez. ROW: Daly, Crider, Kac henmeister, Bowersox, Jones, Gary, Ferreira, Koeze.

Harvey,

FOURTH

Elliott,

THIRD

72 Seventh Grade FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Wagner, Fair, Ewing, Masse, Boss, Foster, Jones, Richardson, Mains. SECOND ROW: Kant, Jaster, Welch, Maier, Slywka, Karas, Slichter, VanSickle. THIRD ROW: Neubiser, Johns, Kobmann, Stair, Spindler, Youngs, McEvers. FOURTH ROW: Helenbart, Hutchinson, Conner, Mills, Roberts, Hamdan.

FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Brown, Kopf, Powelson, Agrawal, Hume, Sullivan, Reed, Jones. SECOND ROW: Grams, Cossairt, Spencer, James, Moynihan, Hatcher, Hill. THIRD ROW: Amis, Rowan, Kyriakopoulos, McGuire, Hutchinson, Gholson, Greiner. Sixth Grade 73

74 Fifth Grade FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Gilbert, Dore, Nicholson, Melvin, Barrett. SECOND ROW: Creger, Hatcher, Pettway, Clark, Wilson. ..

THIRD ROW: Bates, O'Keefe, Fallon, Smith, VanSickle, Quakenbush, Kantz, Orra. FOURTH ROW: Martin, Finch, Tumbleson, Shankle, Batalis, Vollbracht, Bueno, Pullar. BOTTOM RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Bowen, Nestor, Bustos, Lamberson, Nestor. KNEELING: Little.

TOP LEFT: FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Boaks.

uB" Company

SECOND ROW: Caver, Sandstrom, Lawrence, Greenen, Stump, Schiller, Grimes, Nine. THIRD ROW: McClelland, Smiley, Russell, Sutton, Gomez, Hekker, Nwokedi, Robertson. FOURTH ROW: Disney, Butler, Barger, Breen, Graegin, Vorus. FIFTH ROW: Osenbaugh, Story, McKean. SIXTH ROW: Buszka, Martin. BOTTOM LEFT: FIRST ROW: Polhamus. SECOND ROW: Kellems, Miner, Tolleson, Doyle, Aikins, Wells, Grierson, Forbes-Watkins.

TOP LEFT: FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Maier. SECOND ROW: Hull, Ketelhut, Shoecraft, Kring, Vandewater, Sellers, Brown. THIRD ROW: Beckering, Viviano, Ratliff, Sola, Kluck, Arnold, Rop, Herrmann. FOURTH ROW: Yenkel, Frick, Mustola, Tokuyama, Philippi, Suse, Snyder, Hutchins. BOTTOM LEFT: FIRST ROW: Underwood. SECOND ROW: Hedge, Smith, Gordon, O'Hara, Mustillo, Jones, Sauer. THIRD ROW: Neph, Glasscock, Kuras, Hufnagle, Murray, Bussell, Sahanek, James. FOURTH ROW: Markiecki, Kerwin, Amis, Christoules, Smith, Mackie, Streeter, Marshall. FIFTH ROW: Kesar, Matuszak, Miller, Austin, Yidi, Malquest, Passick, Crawford, Lerner. BOTTOM RIGHT: Spanski, Bear, Bretschneider, Francke, Harvey. KNEELING: Ferguson.

.1.1D" Company

BOTTOM RIGHT: KNEELING: General. FIRST ROW: Sauer, Altmann, Pedersen, Kchikian, Hartmann.

TOP LEFT: FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Koss, Vaughn, Duck, Nevill, Miller, Meine, Dones, Kellems.

uE" Company

SECOND ROW: Hart, Gillespie, Mathews, Williams, Imhoff, Dowton, Trusty, Hoyer. THIRD ROW: ,Jordan, Klode, Hill, White, Neff, Baumann, Popoff, McNutt. BOTTOM LEFT: FIRST ROW: Richardson, Thompson, Wilkinson, Tihelka, Mills, Miller, Doller, Stratton. SECOND ROW: Human, Pelch, Smith, Stone, Nussbaum, Nagy, Fochtman, Houston. THIRD ROW: Donovan, Canning, Fiedler, Phelps, Piszczor, Hampton, Muddiman, Kime.

FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Mr. McLean, Slichter, Cossairt, Hatcher, Anderson, Kant, Hutchinson, Melvin, Reed, Moynihan, Gilbert, McClune.

SECOND ROW: Jones, Richardson, Elliott, Nicholson, Billock, Kopf, VanSickle, Slywka, Hatcher, Spindler. THIRD ROW: Kyriakopoulos, Conner, Harvey, Spencer, Gray, Johns, Wilson, Brown, Hale, Creger. FOURTH ROW: Adams, Welch, Chapman, Meaux, Hamilton, Ogden, Hamdan, Maier, Fair. FIFTH ROW: Masse, Bricker, Clark, Greiner, MacFadyen, Hutchinson, Kobmann, Messina.

uL" Company FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Manaktala, Bardell, Crider, Caudy, Marks. KNEELING: Jones. 83

FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Mr. Stevenson, Boss, Neubiser, Kyriakopoulos, Osenbaugh, Bowersox, MacKay, James, McEvers, Youngs, Tedder, Mr. McLean.

SECOND ROW: Dore, Pettway, Foster, Hume , Agrawal, Grams, Barrett, Mains, Powelson, Clark. THIRD ROW: Daly, Jones, Sullivan, Roberts, Mazurek, Gary, Sheets, McGuire, Rowan, Zeiler. FOURTH ROW: Helenbart, Hamdan, Chavez, Koeze, Ferreira, Brink, Kachenmeister, Amis, Harps, Hudspeth.

uM" Company FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Fidler, Yerian, Mullen, Esterline, Mills. KNEELING: Jurek. 85

TOP: Underwood and Harvey side by side. SECOND ROW: T. 0. Warren and Nine get enthusiastic. MIDDLE LEFT: . Gotta stick together. MIDDLE RIGHT: Saturday classes? Hooray! BOTTOM: Kchikian preparing an explanation on the pleasures of the Turkish baths.

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88 TOP LEFT: Mrs. Dorothy Boner. TOP MIDDLE: Senior Acolyte Kolias. TOP RIGHT: Senior Acolyte Lamberson. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right: Mr. Sidney W. Boner, The Reverel)d George M. Minnix, Senior Acolyte Gamby, Senior Acolyte Caudy.

90 SENIOR ACOLYTES: TOP ROW: Left to Right: Kellems, Harvey (Reader), Curry. BOTTOM ROW: Altmann, Nestor, Viviano Mullen.(Reader),

LOWER SCHOOL ACOLYTES: L COMPANY: UPPER LEFT: FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Cassell, Kant, Hill, Richardson, Anderson, Reed, Jones. SECOND ROW: Billock, VanSickle, Manaktala, Marks, Chapman, Cossairt, Hamilton, Gray. THIRD ROW: Johns, Hamdan, Harvey, Slichter, Meaux, Clark, Adams. FOURTH ROW: Greiner, Hutchinson, Ogden, Brink, McClune. UPPER SCHOOL ACOLYTES: LOWER LEFT: FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Kolias, Altmann, Gamby, Caudy, Boaks, Nestor. SECOND ROW: Richardson, Houston, Forbes-Watkins, Sauer, Foster, Curry, Nestor. THIRD ROW: General, Mullen, Aikins, Miller, Downey, Kellems, Kellems. LOWER SCHOOL ACOLYTES: M. COMPANY: LOWER RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Hume, Grahms, Foster, Sullivan, Mains, Jones, Pettway, Neubiser. SECOND ROW: Daly, Amis, Youngs, Boss, Karas, Clark, McEvers. THIRD ROW: Helenbart, Harps, Mazurek, Jurek, Osenbaugh, Fidler, Hamdan. FOURTH ROW: Hudspeth, Kachenmeister, Zeiler, Koeze, Chavez, Ferreirra, Gary.

Following his retirement, Mr. Schinbeckler hopes to pursue his hobbies of photography, handicrafts, and traveling.

After over forty years of teaching, eighteen of these at Howe, Mr. Dale Dewitt Schinbeckler will retire at the conclusion of the 1981-82 school year.

Mr. Schinbeckler, who teaches chemistry, biochemistry, and science survey, came to Howe in 1964 after teaching 25 years at Kendallville High School.

Beyond his teaching responsibilities, Mr. Schinbeckler sponsors the junior class and decorates for the graduation formal dance.

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FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Curry, Gamby, Sill. SECOND ROW: Richardson, General, Jurek, Forbes-Watkins, Mr. Pagin, Sauer, Roberts, Nwokedi, Buszka. THIRD ROW: Garrison, Dowton, Klode, Radulovic, Pelch, Crider, Fidler, Pedersen. MISSING: Nestor (A), Nestor (B), Oleson, Devor, Mustillo, James, Graegin, Polhamus, Robertson, Nine, Bear, Harvey, Sahanek, Streeter (C), Streeter (R).

BELOW:

RIGHT: FIRST ROW: John A. Pagin, Lt. Colonel William C. Trout, Raymond R. Kelly, Brigadier General Eugene D. Scott, Richard Piper, Jacob Poljak. SECOND ROW: Sally Ulrich, The Reverend George M. Minnix, Jeanne Scropos, Mary Brown, Berneice Willard, Louise Bowling, James E. Malerich.

THIRD ROW: Imants R. Gailis, Major Howard L. Terrell, Lois M. Kelly, Glenn R. Cox, Evelyn Gotshall, Janell Griffin, Donald M. Stuckey, Dale Schinbeckler.

FOURTH ROW: Harry Delle, Brenn E. Arklie, William S. Hicks, Major Edward Silvia, David A. Ramsey, Steven C. Clark, Lloyd A. Kirby. FIFTH ROW: Robert Moore, Sidney W. Boner, Lt. Colonel William L. Ellis, Hugh D. Cook, Philip A. Tice, Dennis L. Redden.

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Old

Dedicating itself to improving the quality of life for Howe cadets, Old Guard is one of the oldest organizations on campus. Comprised of faculty and cadets who have been at Howe for at least four years, the organization provides a number of services for the Corps. Under the sponsorship of twenty-six year veteran Mr. John A. Pagin, Old Guard maintains a continuing program of campus beautification. The group is mainly responsible for landscaping the areas around the mess hall, academic building, infirmary, and barracks. Beyond the Old Guard's efforts around the campus, the group sponsors dinners and entertainment for the cadets and faculty, provides audio and music systems, develops the Howard Downs Memorial Park, decorates the campus for Christmas and other holidays, and annually honors the memory of Mrs. Howe and other Howe faculty and staff members.

The History Club was established to emphasize the continued importance of history in human society, both as a record and a learning tool. During the course of the year, the members planned a variety of trips to museums and other sites of historical interest. Mrs. Gailis. BACK: Left to Right: Bardell, Curry, Gamby.

FRONT:

History Club

In order to become a member of the History Club, prospective members must prepare an original speech on some facet of world history and present that speech to members. After establishing his eligibility and interest, the cadet is then accepted into the club.

FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Koss, Richardson. SECOND ROW: Fries, Gamby, Harvey. THIRD ROW: Barger, Vorus, Sauer, Blackwood. Alpha Delta Tau, A.D.T., is an honorary organization for cadets obtaining academic excellence. In order to gain admittance to A.D.T., a cadet must have three consecutive six-week grades of at least 3.25 with no class grade less than a B. The cadet must also have a C or better in Leadership Development, an A in conduct, and approval of the Headmaster.

In order to retain A.D.T. membership, the cadet must retain his academic status. The first missed honor card results in a warning. The second missed honor card results in a loss of privileges; the third missed card results in dismissal. A.D.T.

Each N.H.S. member must maintain his 3.00 average, however, in order to retain his membership and accompanying privileges.

As a result of N.H.S. membership, the cadet possesses a variety of privileges which include barracks study privileges, use of library without faculty permission, daily freedom of limits up to 6:00 p.m., and the option of commencing a weekend pass at the conclusion of Friday morning classes.

N.H .S.

FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Fries, Gamby, Harvey. SECOND ROW: Vorus, Sauer.

National Honor Society, a national organization recognizing high scholarship, is open to any junior or senior who has a 3.00 grade point average for three consecutive, sixweek grading periods and at least a B conduct grade for each six weeks.

The first grading period below a 3.00 grade average results in a warning while the second grading period below a 3.00 results in dismissal.

Beta Lambda Sigma is the lower school Honor Society. To gain membership, a cadet must earn honor cards and have six-weeks conduct grades between A and C. If the cadet earns three consecutive honor cards he is presented with a ribbon. A cadet in the society enjoys many privileges; he may watch television or go to the upper school 1ibrary. Beta Lambda Sigma also travels to different places throughout the year. Visits have included the Cook Nuclear Center, Bonneyville Mill, and a tour of Notre Dame University. B.L.S.

FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Harvey, Richardson. SECOND ROW: Yerian , Crider, Karas. THIRD ROW: Moynihan, Manaktala, Bricker.

FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Gary, Hamdan, Jones, Jurek, Mills, Crider, Richardson. SECOND ROW: Elliott, MacFadyen, Hamilton, Osenbaugh, Manaktala, Jones, Yerian, Daly. THIRD ROW: Meaux, Neubiser, MacKay, Roberts, McC!une. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Ramsey, Mills, Koeze, Stair, McEvers, Brink, Meine, Helenbart.

Lower School Varsity Club contains cadets who have earned a varsity letter in one of the lower school sports. In order to maintain their membership, cadets must earn their PAR's and receive B's or better in conduct.

L.V.C.

Sword and Shield

FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Linton, Bustos, Gamby, BIG Scott, Caudy, Bardell, Kchikian.

SECOND ROW: Kolias, Nestor, Pedersen, Altmann, Bowen, Mullen.

THIRD ROW: Mr. Piper, L/C Ellis, Garrison, Spanski. Sword and Shield, which represents the Cadet corps and the administration at Howe, meets as called by the Battalion Commander. During the meetings the officers present cadet suggestions dealing with the living conditions or other matters essential to the morale and welfare of the corps. These suggestions are heard by and discussed with the administrative representatives.

Under the direction of nine-year sponsor, Mr. Gailis, the Tatler staff tends to fluctuate because of athletic responsibilities. Those contributing time and/or effort were cadets Radulovic, Piszczor, Downey, Viviano, and Crawford. This year Mrs. Gailis was assistant sponsor.

The Howe Tatler is much like Superman: he works out of a phone booth; the Tatler staff works out of a green filing cabinet. Even with the shortage of available workers' space, the staff put together a 200-page memory book within a six-month period. Established to provide graduating seniors with the essential parts of their Howe experience, the yearbook is centered around the senior class, including senior candids as well as formal portraits. The yearbook attempts to strike a balance between the traditional group shots and informal life photographs.

FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Viviano, Mrs. Gailis, Piszczor. MIDDLE: Crawford. SECOND ROW: Radulovic, Downey

The Taller

Left to Right: Garrison, Gamby, Harvey, Downey.

Quill and Scroll 105

Established to recognize the outstanding talents of students in the field of journalism, Quill and Scroll is available only to those students who have excelled in newspaper, radio, or yearbook. For eligibility a cadet must be in the upper third of his class scholastically, and must also be nominated by a sponsor of a high school publication. His contributions could come in any field ranging from editing and writing to production and business management.

FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Kchikian, Richardson, Mr. Pagin, Sauer, Kolias. SECOND ROW: Fochtman, Hart, Piszczor, Koss, Mayfield, Story. THIRD ROW: Forbes-Watkins, Christoules.

Under the direction of Mr. John A. Pagin, the Debate team participates in a number of scheduled debating competitions from November to April. Meeting once or twice a month, the Debate team competes within the St. Joe Valley League, one of the oldest debate leagues in the state. The number of teams varies throughout the year, with about fifteen cadets being optimum. The new debaters work gradually into the progaining experience by attending speech meets in discussion and "extemp." When the cadet becomes proficient, he then graduates to a Debate team. The difficult part of debate is the amount of time and academic preparation required of the participant. Each debater must thoroughly investigate his subject prior to the debate. Basically, the student educated himself in depth about the given topic, almost as if he were preparing himself for a class. Benefits accrue from the study and exposure to formal argumentation. Debate, according to Mr. Pagin, helps each participant overcome speech problems and learn to deal with a problematic question logically.

106 Debate

One of the largest organizations on campus, Speech has included at least fifty per cent of the student body at one time or another. Thus far, sixty-seven cadets have been involved with some phase of speech meets, with new cadets signing up daily. Extending from October until the end of April, the Speech season usually involves a Saturday meet of eleven events, ranging from "extemp" to original oratory. The student selects an area, practices with coaching from sponsor Mr. Hicks, and then competes. The Speech Club at Howe has been very successful, Mr. Hicks observes. Two or three state champions have come from Howe, he explains. Also, cadets occasionally test out of required college courses in speech on the basis of their experience at Howe. "I think speech is extremely beneficial." Mr. Hicks asserts, "because it helps the student learn to stand on his own two feet and to think on his feet."

FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Downey, Linton, Harvey, Gamby, Curry, Kchikian. SECOND ROW: Hedge, Mills, Kolias, Gomez, Koss, Thompson.

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THIRD ROW: Stone, General, Richardson, Christoules, Mayfield, Little, Cunningham, Sauer, Smith, Imhoff, O'Keefe, Story, Tihelka. FOURTH ROW: Pelch, Stebbins, Hart, Snyder, Ferguson, Philippi, Williams, Human, Aikins, Sauer, Brune. FIFTH ROW: Pullar, Muddiman, Fochtman, Piszczor, Blackwood, Fries, Oleson, Dowton, Sola, Garrison, Forbes-Watkins.

FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Mr. McLean, Kopf, Melvin, Anderson, Kant, James, Nicholson, Sullivan, Jones, Richardson, Wagner, Manaktala.

SECOND ROW: Cossairt, Grams, Creger, Maier, Spencer, Brown, Hamilton, Gary, Jurek, Ferreira.

THIRD ROW: Sheets, Meine, Hill, Marks, Hatcher, Slywka, Hutchinson, Hamdan, Johns. FOURTH ROW: Chavez, Adams, Roberts, Hamdan, Ewing, Jaster, Elliott, Mills, Jones. FIFTH ROW: Stair, Ogden, Koeze, Fidler, Zeiler, Tedder, Daly, Hudspeth.

108 Scouts

FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Richardson, Garrison, Sauer, Blackwood. SECOND ROW: Gamby, Mr. Hicks, Sauer. Affiliated with the Boy Scouts of America, the Explorers Post #2813 was established in 1969 under the leadership of Mr. William Hicks. With membership in the Howe Explorers Post, cadets are able to maintain their active status with the Boy Scouts of America. With an approximate membership of six cadets, the Post is essentially involved in the acquisition of communication skills. The chief function of the scouts is the running of the radio station and participation in the national speech contest, sponsored by the Boy Scouts in October. This year Jeff Richardson received a second at the state meet, Oct. 10, in original oratory.

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FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Richardson, Harvey, Koss, Sauer, Blackwood. SECOND ROW: Hedge, Caver. THIRD ROW: Pullar, Hoyer, Gamby, Kolias, Cunningham, Hill, Meine, Montandon, Viviano. FOURTH ROW: Garrison, Little, Bueno, Philippi, Williams, Sandstrom, Dowton, Aikins.

110 Radio WHWE, on the air daily from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and from 1:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., provides cadets with a unique opportunity to experience actual radio station exposure. The radio station, under the sponsorship of Mr. William Hicks, is totally student run. Cadets are responsible for establishing musical programming, arranging and maintaining announcer schedules, and repairing damaged equipment. The tenwatt FM station, which features easy listening and middle of the road rock and roll, is broadcast directly through the air and not through the electrical system. Although remnants of equipment dating as far back as 1940 remained, the radio station did not begin broadcasting recently until a ribbon cutting ceremony in 1970. Approximately $40,000 in equipment had been obtained through the efforts of Mrs. Cecelia Gauss, mother of a cadet. The major advantage of maintaining a functioning radio station is that cadets gain a basic idea of how a station may operate. Many cadets have gone to college radio stations, after experiencing WHWE; others have graduated to continue their careers in the communications industries.

FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Tokuyama, General, Richardson .

THIRD ROW: Mr. Tice.

Latin Club is open to any cadet who successfully completes at least one semester of Latin with a C or better. The club, which possesses a constitution and bylaws, meets once a month at the Latin table during second mess. Members also take field trips to different places including a visit to the Ball State University Latin Day. With the two dollars yearly dues, the club is planning to celebrate the Roman holidays, such as the Ides of March, ending with a dinner where cadets attend in Roman togas for a feast of food similar to a Roman menu. Members also serve the school by special Latin readings of Biblical verses in chapeJ Latin Club

SECOND ROW: Hedge, Gomez, Dowton.

BELOW CENTER: Pledgee Weems sheepishly enters a class. BELOW RIGHT: Pledgee Barger has the smile of victory. He made it.!

V.H.C.

BELOW: FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Roberts, Bustos, Curry, Gamby, Bowen, Nestor, Bardell.

Devoted to supporting varsity athletics and improving the social life for members, the Varsity H Club (V.H.C.) consists of cadets who have lettered in at least one sport, fulfilled pledging responsibilities, and received the vote from V.H.C. members.

With the money earned through the concession stand, the V.H.C. finances several athletic projects. For the 1981-82 year the club had financed the rifle team picture, safety padding for basketball backboards, the Alex Stewart trophies, the senior blankets, and the Best Effort plaques. Beyond the athletic projects, the V.H.C. also maintains a close watch on the behavior and performance of members. If a member fails to maintain proper conduct, appropriate grades, or fails in any way to exemplify the high standards of the V.H.C., he could be placed on probation and possibly dismissed by the membership.

SECOND ROW: Robertson, Pullar, Linton, Mr. Cox, Fries, Barger, Caudy, Donaldson.

THIRD ROW: Nestor, Boaks, Garrison, Weems. ABOVE RIGHT: Pledgee Kolias trying to squirm his way into the V.H.C.

FOURTH ROW: Martin, Crider, Linton, Shankle, Brown, Disney, Dowton, Vollbracht, Gamby, Sauer, Caver. RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Karas, Downey, Fries, Richardson.

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SECOND ROW: Martin, Montandon, Fochtman, Pullar, Christoules. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Scropos, Crider, Mr. Moore.

FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Jaster, Elliott, Hedge, Johns, Karas, Neubiser, Mains, Downey, Fries, James, Richardson, Slichter, Wagner, Foster. SECOND ROW: Stone, Bates, Manaktala, Montandon, Grimes, Fochtman, Beckering, Pullar, Sutton, Chavez, Jordan, Gary, Zeiler.

BELOW:

THIRD ROW: Bricker, Popoff, Winters, McClellend, Roberts, Klode, Human, Christoules, Bueno, Pelch, Koeze.

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In an effort to demonstrate the production of a newspaper, the Howe Herald is published bi-weekly by Howe cadets. The students experience all phases of journalism from writing and editing to photography. Through the paper, cadets, faculty, P!lrents, and Howe friends are kept well-informed concerning Howe's activities. The Herald is the result of the combined efforts of upper and lower school staff. The upper school cadets are under the guidance of Mr. Robert Moore, while Mrs. Jeanne Scropos directs the lower schoolers.

Herald 115

Los Tiradores

FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Gillespie, Koss, Markiecki, Yidi, Sellers, Meine. SECOND ROW: Stump, Ropp, Harvey, Dowton, Spindler, O'Keefe. THIRD ROW: Matuszak, Brown, Doyle, Hampton, Amis, Aikins. FOURTH ROW: Dr. Sipes.

Spanish students interested in promoting the Spanish language, culture, achievements, and aspirations join Los Tiradores, Howe's Spanish Club. During the course of the year students invite speakers whose native language is Spanish to address meetings. Movies concerning Spanish culture are shown, and letters are exchanged with students abroad. Field trips are taken to various places of interest featuring aspects of the Spanish culture. Finally club members continuously examine certain phases of the Spanish program at Howe in order to improve it.

Beyond the members who are students of Spanish, the club also elects as honorary member natives of Spanish-speaking countries. Presidente Bardell; Vice Presidente - Koss; Secretario - O'Keefe; Tesorero - Dowton; Oficial de OrdenHampton; Inspector - Bretschneider.

Trained by Major Howard Terrell, the pipers have many responsibilities. Many times a piper helps teach a novice musician the different songs and prepares and fixes broken pipes.

The Pipers"

Depending on the talent of the student, a piper takes anywhere from three to four months to train. At the completion of his training, the piper has a repertoire which includes "Pipers' Parade," "Scotland the Brave," and some Christmas carols.

Cadet Baumann

The Pipe Corps consists of the McKenzie Pipers, who stand in front of the band, play at the Boar's Head dinner, and entertain at Miller's Manor in LaGrange.

BELOW LEFT: KNEELING: Roberts. FIRST ROW: Gray, Kopf, Hatcher. SECOND ROW: Ogden, Harvey, Meine. THIRD ROW: Brink. TOP RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Aikins, Beeson, Stratton, Roberts, Mustillo, Stebbins, Baumann. SECOND ROW: McClelland, Dowton, Martin, Russell. THIRD ROW: Murray, Sandstrom, Kuras, Foster. FOURTH ROW: Cunningham, Fiedler, Smith.

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Student within the band volunteer for the privilege of participating in band, and they practice in their spare time. Band''

The band, consisting of approximately thirty cadets, plays a total of five different pieces of music within an hour. It also provides cadence during drilling. This year the band was organized into its own company, Company C. Housing the musicians together, the company established a better esprit de corps, resulting in an improved organization and a better sound.

An integral part of the battalion marching performances is the band, which plays at all parades and reviews during the fall and in the spring.

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FIFTH

THIRD

FIRST ROW: Left to Viviano, Popoff, Mustillo, SSG Luna. ROW: Devor, Schiller, Gomez. ROW: Malquest, Beeson, Hedge. FOURTH ROW: Matuzak, Ferguson, Caver. ROW: Van de Water.

Hussars

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An exhibitionary rifle drill team, the Hussars consists of specially selected cadets who demonstrate superior handling of the M-1903 A3 rifle. Each member not only performs intricate drill maneuvers but also exhibits remarkable dexterity with the 8.69-pound rifle. Among the traditional salutes used by the Hussars are the Queen Anne and King George. Many of the movements are original with Howe's group of Hussars.

Left to Right: Oleson, Butler, Kantz, Brune, Downey.

Featuring cadets who demonstrate skill in prec1s1on drilling and maneuvering abilities as well as "A" conduct and a high academic PAR, Color Guard represents the Corps in all activities. The Guard consists of two teams, the "A" team, which contains two riflemen who guard three flagmen carrying the national, state, and school flag with the commander to the rear, and the "B" team, which is reserved for raising and lowering the flag daily. The Color Guard, under the guidance of SSG Luna, participates at all parades, reviews, formal dances, and traveled to the South Bend Holiday Parade to represent the school.

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The Rangers exemplify the highest standards of physical fitness and field readiness. In order for a cadet to qualify as a Ranger, he must complete a regimen of athletic endeavor. A Ranger's initiation begins from the gym and lasts approximately fifty minutes. The cadet runs from the gym to the track field, then completes two miles on the track in fifteen minutes. He then runs to the obstacle course, through the course, and to Old Guard Pond, where he does push-ups in the mud for two minutes. After taking a dip in the pond to wash off, he runs to the water tower, does sit-ups for two minutes, then dashes back to the gym. Following this exertion, the cadet takes a test on navigating by maps. Affiliated with the Army ROTC Rangers, the Junior ROTC Rangers practice survival skills and conduct war games with other ROTC groups. The group, under the direction of SFC Suddarth, plans to polish their skills on a weekend trip at the Howe Military School Summer Camp.

FIRST ROW: Left to Right: SFC Suddarth, Mayfield, Gamby. SECOND ROW: Bardell, Altmann, Roberts, Sauer, Bear, Oleson, Linton, Garrison. THIRD ROW: Kolias, Caudy, Stebbins, Richardson, Blackwood, Gomez, Viviano, Koss. FOURTH ROW: Popoff, Human, Kolar.

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In each parade and review Cannon Crew and their 5a ·...... 1.•'°"""" them is preceded by the

I.D.R.

Directed by SSG David Luna, the Individual Drill Regulations, or l.D.R. travels to different schools around the area to compete in drill contests. The l.D.R., including the performing A-team and the secondary B-team, consists of the best drillers in the battalion. The A-team has eight members while the B-team serves as a back-up squad and a feeder team. During the school year, the I.D.R. averages three meets a year. The team performs 69 movements with usually twenty minutes spent on the drill field. Military schools and high schools with JROTC units compete in the meets. Out of as many as 24 teams, Howe has in years past brought home first, second, and third place trophies.

KNEELING: Left to Right: Gamby, Harvey. FIRST ROW: Altmann, Gomez, SSG Luna, Houston, Mullen. SECOND ROW: Greagin, Radulovic, Ferguson, Miller. THIRD ROW: Viviano, Hutchins, Spanski, Caver. FOURTH ROW: Popoff, Fallon.

With the renewed emphasis on the Honor Code, the Cadet Honor Committee was formed to investigate the alleged violations of the Honor Code. Once the investigations have been completed the committee decides whether the violations of the accused cadet necessitate a hearing before a full Honor Board. The nine-member board is elected by both cadets and faculty. Six members are elected by high school companies, two from each company. The faculty members nominate one from Battalion Staff, one from School Advisor Staff, and a cadet from the entire corps.

SECOND ROW: Piszczor, Curry, Bardell, Nestor. MISSING: Beeson, Boaks.

The committee has been active fulfilling its responsibilities to the corps. The cadets involved with the committee's activities meet during the week and on Saturdays to conduct the hearings. Through this means the cadets are able to pass judgment on cadets.

Cadet Honor Committee

FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Tokuyama, Harvey, Richardson.

Kopf, Harvey, Billock, Ewing, Boss, Hume, Foster. THIRD

Dore, Welch, Gholson, Tedder, Cassell, ,Jones, Richardson, Melvin.

Hedge,

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Chapman,

Choir

Roberts, McGuire,

FIRST ROW: Left to Right:

SECOND ROW: ROW: McEvers, Meine, Ropp. ROW: Crider, , Snyder,

Dowton, Busse!

Ogden, Hudspeth, Daly.

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Tihelka, Winters,

Nestor, Robertson, Harvey, Mayfield, Garrison,

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Human, Ferguson, General. THIRD

Nestor, Esterline, Bowen, Pedersen, Gamby,

Lamberson, Altmann. SECOND

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FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Streeter, Pullar, ROW: Curry, Mr. Shook, Linton, ROW: Mr. Allen. ROW: Kellems, Barger, Koss.

FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Miller, Montandon, Hill, Mills, Jordan, Hart. SECOND ROW: Mr. Stevenson, Stump, Arnold, Imhoff, Hekker, Richardson. THIRD ROW: Vollbracht, Lawrence, Suse. FOURTH ROW: Sellers, Gordon, Oleson, Streeter, Malquest. FIFTH ROW: Graegin, Passick, Brown, Hedge. Junior Varsity Football Team 129

130 Swimming FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Little, James, Doller, Nagy, McKean, Meine. SECOND ROW: Mills, Sahanek, Francke, Williams, Linton, Breen, Brune, Kluck. THIRD ROW: Mr. Fesperman, Grierson, Yidi, Sola, Thalacker, Donovan, Mathews.

Wrestling FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Markiecki, Richardson, Story, Imhoff, Koss, Stratton. SECOND ROW: Vollbracht, McNutt, Russell, Bretschneider, Miller, Donaldson, Mr. Kirby. 131

132 Basketball Varsity FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Mr Sabocik, Boaks, Garrison, Caudy, Mr Warren. SECOND ROW: Spanski, Maier, Fries, Pullar, Tokuyama. THIRD ROW: Gamby, Harvey, Hampton, Curry, Pedersen, Mackie.

Basketball Junior Varsity FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Stratton, Besecke, Jordan, General, Montandon , Winters. SECOND ROW: Mr . Sabocik, Blackwood, Graegin, Crawford, Downey, Butler, Phelps. 133

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FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Rowan, Hill, Richardson, Moynihan, Wagner, Hatcher. SECOND ROW: McEvers, Stair, Helenbart, Johns, Karas. THIRD ROW: Yerian, Mr. Stevenson. BOTTOM: EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL: FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Meaux, Brink, Koeze, Jurek, MacFadyen, Chavez. SECOND ROW: Hamilton, Marks, Anderson, Hamdan, Meine, Elliott, Gary, Zeiler. THIRD ROW: Mr. Ramsey, Crider, Daly.

Lower School Basketball

TOP: SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL:

FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Jones, Neubiser, Mills, Hume, Mills. SECOND ROW: McClune, Dore, Gholson, Mr. Tice, Agrawal, Gilbert, Manaktala. Cross Country Team 135

"The Lower School football team enjoyed one of its best seasons in recent years. With the help of returning lettermen and many talented first-year cadets, the team was able to win two of four contests in the tough Northeast Corner Conference. Despite a late start and some early disappointments, team members demonstrated much enthusiasm and determination which was rewarded by a 22-6 victory over Central Noble in the last game of the season."

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Lower School Football Team

SECOND ROW: Stair, Meaux, Hamdan, Hill, Ogden, Meine, MacKay, Adams, Maier. THIRD ROW: Mazurek, Daly, Conner, Bricker, Brink, Marks, Hamilton, Roberts, Helenbart. FOURTH ROW: Crider, Fidler, MacFadyen, Koeze, Chavez, Kobmann, Johns.

FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Mr. Redden, McEvers, Osenbaugh, Hamdan, Richardson, Karas, Moynihan, Elliott, Jurek, Gary, Mr. Ramsey.

' .) FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Beeson, Roberts, Bustos, SFC Suddarth. SECOND ROW: Gomez, Klode, Duck, Hedge. THIRD ROW: Matuzak, Gomez, Fallon, Vaughn. FOURTH ROW: Downard, Smith, Sutton. Rifle Team

138 The 1981 squad was led by co-captains Larry Caudy and Brealon Donaldson. John Downey was selected as the most valuable player. LETIERMEN: Blackwood Donaldson Fries Altmann Boa ks Caudy Cunningham Downey Kolias RESERVES: Foster Philippi Piszczor Richardson Russell Smiley Stone Stratton Thompson KNEELING: Left to Right: Philippi, Caudy, Altmann, Stratton. STANDING: Coach Poljak, Fries, Downey, Boaks, Blackwood, Coach Hicks. MISSING: Donaldson, Cunningham, Kolias.

KNEELING: Left to Right: McNutt, Story, Stone, Thompson, Caudy, Altmann, Stratton, Smiley.

Westview Northridge West Noble RECORD 5 Howe 4 Howe 1 Howe 4 Howe 4 Howe 0 3 0 3 1 TENNIS Elkhart Northridge Lakeland Central Noble East Noble 5 2 5 2 4 139

Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe 0 1 4 1 1 Dekalb

The varsity was a semi-finalist in the Sectional as they won their open 3-2 over Central Noble and lost in the semi-final 1-4 to powerful East Noble. John Downey was the #1 singles and he advanced to the final match of the singles sectionals at Elkhart. Central Noble

STANDING: Coach Poljak, Philippi, Piszczor, Fries, Downey, Boaks, Blackwood, Russell, Coach Hicks.

The 1981 Tennis squad had a good season, finishing with a 3- 7 record. Once again under the direction of coaches Bill Hicks and Jacob Poljak, the varsity and reserves had what they considered a successful season. All three wins were at the end of the season and two avenged earlier losses.

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BELOW: FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Ferreira, Jones, Jones, Hale, Kyriakopoulos, Mills, Hudspeth, Professor Randy Harvell. SECOND ROW: Spindler, Spindler, Billock, Jones, Kyriakopoulos, Kopf. ROW: Sullivan, Harps, Hatsher, Melvin, James, Wagner, Nicholson. FIRST ROW: Tom McBloom, Kantz, Bardell, Stebbins, Professor Randy Harvell, Buszka, Greenen, Bear. SECOND ROW: Vorus, Batalis, Nwokedi, VanSickle, Grimes, Ratliff. ROW: Snyder, Osenbaugh, Nevill. ROW: Muddiman, Neph, Bates, Shoecraft. ROW: Kchikian, Hoyer.

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Since November of 1980 cadets have been receiving professional instruction in the art of self-defense, more specifically the form of karate known as the kenpo karate division. Taught by Professor Randy Harvell, who is ranked highest in the United States in this art, the classes are divided into upper and lower school cadets.

The karate instruction is divided into three seasons, fall, winter, and spring. Cadets can enter any of these or take the entire year. Presented orally, the instruction is explained to the cadets, demonstrated by Professor Harvell and his assistant Tom McBloom. Then the cadets practice the moves. All forms of self-defense are taught, with or without weapons.

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With fifteen years of experience and eight different black belts, Professor Harvell has no difficulty leading the cadets through the various levels of self-defense, beginning with white belt and continuing through blue, green, brown, and black. As the cadet to achieve the highest level to date, senior Art Bardell has demonstrated over 200 punches, kicks and moves to rate a brown belt. He hopes to complete the requirements for a black belt by graduation.

OPPOSITE BOTTOM RIGHT: Out of a pro-right formation, Tailback Larry Gamby completes the first down.

OPPOSITE CENTER: In the midst of an inside trap left play, Swingend Dorian Harvey breaks the tackle and com pletes a gain. OPPOSITE BOTTOM LEFT: After snagging the ball, Tightend Mark Sill rushes for yardage.

OPPOSITE TOP LEFT: During the LaLumiere-Howe game, Tightend Mark Sill runs the ball after receiving a short pass. OPPOSITE TOP RIGHT: Tightend Mark Sill goes down after successful ly catching a 30-yard pass.

TOP: Forward Walt Curry reaches for a lay-up.

CENTER: Center Andy Pedersen lobs a pass to Forward Dorian Harvey . BOTTOM LEFT: Cadets go into the offense as Forward Walt Curry waits for a pass. BOTTOM RIGHT : In a bid for two, Center Andy Pedersen shoots over the heads of the opposition .

TOP: Wrestlers gather together for a s pirit lifting "Let's go!" before a match. MIDDLE: Cadet Sahanek graduates from the caterpillar stage to butterfly to a first. BOTTOM LEFT: Cadet Story traps his opponent in a quarter-nelson in an attempt to wrestle him flat. BOTTOM RIGHT: Going for a pin, Cadet Story struggles against a stubborn competitor.

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MIDDLE: The fathers of the sponsoring Fathers Association cook a hearty meal for visiting families.

TOP: Visitors relax in the sun after the filling barbecue.

BOTTOM: Cadets and families build up their appetites as they patiently await their turn for a meal.

Initiated in the early 1960's, the annual Family Picnic has evolved into the first major event of the year. The picnic, sponsored by the Fathers Association was originated to serve a two-fold purpose. The first function was to provide an informal "coming out" party for new cadets . After entering students in Howe, parents were requested to refrain from contacting their cadets for a three-week period. This would allow the cadets sufficient time for adjustment. The picnic thus provided an opportunity to visit sons after the first three weeks and leisurely see the campus. The second function is to provide revenue for the Association to support scholarships and sponsor special events for cadets.

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BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Gotshall and her daughter Jenny "fire up" school spirit. We wondered where the graffiti came from.

FIRST ROW LEFT: Mr. Fesperman enthralls his biology class with a recital of the life of a pseudopod.

BOTTOM RIGHT: First year business teacher, Mr. Shook, gazes at incoming cadets with that "Idon't-believe-it's-happening-to-me" look.

TOP: Physics students keep a watchful eye on their adopted "air current detector" Wilberforce.

FIRST ROW RIGHT: Cadet Bustos and T. 0. Warren plot mischief to spring on an unsuspecting Bravo Company. MIDDLE: After the various onslaughts of wicked January weather, snow formed playgrounds for King of the Mountain fights.

CENTER LEFT: Cadet Radulovic tells Santa Kellems exactly what dimensions h e'd like his Christmas present to be: 36-24-35.

TOP: Cadet Hoyer contributes his creative skills by building a decoration for the Echo Company display.

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CENTER RIGHT: Christmas lights and poinsettias add a festive note to the Major Merritt Dining Hall during mess.

BOTTOM: Faculty member William Hicks plays Santa to visitors and Cadets at the Hamilton-Howe basketball game by tossing candy into the stands.

CENTER: The trusty woodsmen bring in the Yule Log during the re-enactmenL of an ancient English Christmas. BOTTOM: Preceded by Knight Mike Kellems, waiters carry in the boar's head and other festive delicacies.

TOP: During the Boar's Head ceremonies, Wise Man Paul Sahanek sings of his journey Lo find the Christ Child.

TOP: During parades, the A-t ea m Co lor Guard pre s ents the colors . CENTER: Captain Acuff and the cannon crew discuss the reasons for the cannon misfiring during a review. BOTTOM: Visitors watch the drill competition, while Cadets relax OPPOSITE TOP LEFT: Marching between Band D Companies, the Color Guard passes dur ing the Family Picnic weekend. OPPOSITE TOP RIGHT: E Company pivots off the parade field. OPPOSITE CENTER: First Lieutenant Sam Bretschneider marches his company off the field. OPPOSITE BOTTOM: As an integral part of any parade, the Band provides the cadence for the corps.

BOTTOM RIGHT: Faculty members gather to argue a point spread in a college football game and to predict the season's winners. Mr. Hicks got it right again.

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TOP: Cadet Piszczor explains to Mrs. Gailis that the nickname "Chuckles" is unacceptable in mixed company.

MIDDLE LEFT: Mrs. Van Zuilen valiantly fights against the frigid temperatures to deliver books to the Upper School.

MIDDLE RIGHT: Although the walks are clear, the January chill sends cadets inside the barracks to dream of spring.

BOTTOM LEFT: Cadet Popoff loses himself in thoughts of Chicago streets with an odd growth seen often attached to his shoulder.

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170 May you always have: enough success to make you proud, enough joy to keep your heart singing, enough trials to keep you strong, enough luck to make you smile at life, enough of all life's treasures to keep you truly happy. Congratulations and Best Wishes! HOWE MOTHERS ASSOCIATION

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180 The Underclassmen From the "Mighty Echo" Would Like to Congratulate the Senior Class of 1982 "Super" Baumann "Abdul" Brune "Johann" Canning "Buck" Doller "Baby Plas" Dones "The Better Half" Donovan "J. D." Dowton "Ouacker" Duck "Mad Dog" Fiedler "Foch" Fochtman "J. R. Eugene" General "Maniac" Gillespie "What's Happening" Hampton "Folts J. R." Hart "Tony" Hill "Puma" Houston COMPANY STAFF: "Bones" Hoyer "Lover Boy" lmoff "Jordache" Jordan "Happy" Kellems "Kloudy" Klode "Weiner" Koss "McNutts" McNutt "Mathews" Mathews "Bettle" Meine "Partyer" Miller "T. J." Miller "Tad Pole" Mills "Muddy" Mudiman "Billy" Nagy "Devil" Nevil "Gilite" Williams "Nut" Nussbaum "Tin Head" Pelch "Too Sweet" Phelps "Chuckles" Piszczor "Russian" Popoff J.R. Richardson "Smitty" Smith "Rock" Stone "Shrimp" Stratton "Pin Head" Thompson "Beaver" Tihelka "Chimp" Trusty " The Marine" Vaughn "Daniels" White "Rabbit" Wilkenson "Andy" Pedersen Company Commander "Pito" Altmann Executive Officer "Fog" Mullen . ....... . ......... .... ..... . .......... .. ... . ... 1st Platoon Leader "Defender" Kchikian ..................... . . . . . .... .. . . ..... . 2nd Platoon Leader "Mark" Sauer 1st Sergeant "Sweet Ty" Weems .. . ........ . ... .. .... . .. . .. .... .. .. . . .. . .. 1st Platoon Sergeant "Big Rad" Radulovic 2nd Platoon Sergeant BATTALION STAFF: "Lar" Gamby .. ... ... ......... ... . ... ........ . ......... . .... Battalion Commander "Capt. Black" Curry Executive Officer "Greek" Kolias ....... . . . ............ ... ... . ... ... ..... . . . ... Adjutant "Rolls" Linton ........... . . . .... ........... . . ...... . ........ S-2 and S-3 "Gill" Garrison S-4 TAC OFFICER: Captain, Manuel R. Bustos Sr.

To the Under c lassmen and Graduates of years to come, I grant you my most sincere wishes to excel and strive for the goals which you have set. Special thanks to my officers and classmates of the Cadet Corps 1981-82 for a splendid job accomplished. To the Cadet Corps of 1981-82: You're the greatest! Thanks for a most memorable year. Good Luck To the faculty, both upper and lower and Mrs. Gotshall, your friendship and fine academic preparation will remain within me forever. LA WREN CE EDWARD GAMBY Battalion Commander Howe Military School 1981-82 181

182 With the Fondest Memories - We Congratulate the Class of 1982 and Our Son Lawrence Edward Gamby Battalion Commander for a Job Wei I Done Also A Special Thanks to the Faculty and Staff of Howe Military School for Giving Us the End Result After 8 Years. Sincerely, PROUD PARENTS ED AND EMI GAMBY Defiance, Ohio

Ward C. Morgan, Kalamazoo, Ml Best Wishes to the Class of 82- From Your 3500 Fellow Members of the HOWE ALUMNI ASSOC. John E. Curtis ASS, President -Tom Root Air Photo Plymouth, Ohio 183

ASSOCIATION

Build me a Son whose wishbone will not be where his backbone should be; a Son who will know Thee... · and that to know Himself is the foundation stone of knowledge. Lead Him, I pray, not in the path of ease and comfort, but under the stress and spur of difficulties and challenge. Here let Him learn to stand up in a storm; here let Him learn compassion for those who fail.

Wishes to

And after all these things are His, add I pray, enough of a sense of humor so that He may always be serious, yet never take Himself too seriously. Give Him humility, so that He may always remember the simplicity of true greatness, the open mind of true wisdom, the meekness of true strength. Then I, His father, will dare to whisper, "I have not lived in vain."

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Best the of From FATHERS' General of the Army Douglas MacArthur

Sons

Build me a Son whose heart will be clear, whose goal will be high; a Son who will master Himself before he seeks to master other men; one who will reach into the future yet never forget the past.

A Father's Prayer

Build me a Son, O Lord, who will be strong enough to know when he is weak, and brave enough to face himself when he is afraid; one who will be proud and unbending in honest defeat, and humble and gentle in victory.

Best Wishes to the Cadets of Howe Military School TOM HARMER RACING STABLE Tom, Debby and Staff and Cadet Polhamus 185

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CONGRATULATIONS Mitch ... from Mom and Dad and the rest of the 1982 Graduating Class Dr. and Mrs. Nestor 195