1984 Howe Military School Yearbook by howealumni

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2 Eugene D Scott Brigadier General USAF (Ret) -Superintendent

Some of you will become the leaders of tomorrow; most will not. All of you, however, will be the leaders of your own lives You have but to build upon the foundations you have acquired at Howe Military School to assure a successful life.

I congratulate the graduating seniors of 1984 and pray that prosperity and good health will be with you always . Good luck and may you always retain that special love for Howe Military School.

Richard Piper Headmaster

4 HOWE 9 MILITARY 61 SCHOOL 83 ADVERTISING 151 FAMILY PICNIC

Although he has been Howe's Senior Army Instructor for only two years, LT. Col. Bi ll y D Williams has become a permanent fixture of excellent military bearing. Co l. Williams was born December 3, 1936, and graduated in 1959 from Marshall University at Huntington, West Virginia. After receiving his comm ission, Col. Williams served in the United States Army for over twenty years. His experience with ROTC and JROTC units makes him an asset to the Howe Staff. Before coming to Howe, Col. Williams served as Assistant Professor of Military Science at Morehead State University in Kentucky and as Senior Army Instructor at MacArthur High Schoo l in Irving, Texas. Col. Williams has set the examp le for the Corps to fo ll ow and has a lw ays stressed the importance of accomplish ing things, as well as the importance of being fair to a ll. For your devotion, fairness and your friendly smile, we the Senior C la ss of 1984, dedicate the Tatler to you, Lt. Col. Billy D. Williams. We thank you for being our Senior Army Instructor.

TOP: Coach James Pastoor encourages team members during the Home· coming game with Lalumiere MIDDLE LEFT: Cadet Hedge commands his drill squad. MIDDLE RIGHT : Homecoming Queen Amy Hale receives her roses from Cadet Story. BOTTOM LEFT: Sydney Boner accompanies cadets. BOTTOM RIGHT: The Corps in position. 6

Founders' Day Weekend TOP: Cadet Ferguson and Kim Dellaratta at the Founders' Day Dance BOTTOM: Cadets march to chapel for the Founders' Requiem Mass. 7

8 TOP: Jacob Poljak offers advice. BOTTOM LEFT: New cadet checks in BOTTOM RIGHT: Glenn Cox, William Hicks and others enjoy themselves at the Family Picnic. • ........ "'

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10 TOP: Left to Right: John A. Pagln and William Muddiman; Richard and Barbara Piper; The band on Founders's Day. BOT· TOM: Martha Cox and alumnus Ken Haverkate; Reguiem Mass for the School Founders; The Corps moves Into position.

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12 HIGHT: Mark McLean and cadet en joy their meal. MIDDLE LEFT: Steve Clark pauses a moment. MIDDLE RIGHT: Parents and cadets relax. BOTTOM LEFT: Everyone seems to approve of the food. BOTTOM RIGHT : William Muddi· man observes a successful Family Picnic. \

Family P icn ic LEFT: Fathers prepare the hamburgers for t h e Fami ly P icn ic, sponsored by t he Fathers' Association BOTTOM: Parents, faculty, cadets, admin istration, and staff mingle at t he Fam il y P icnic. 13

TOP: Left to Rig ht : Cadets Story a nd Bar e ex perim e nt; Barrack's ne w windows provide a backdrop for the stat u e of Ray W He rrick. BOTTOM: Ec ho Company.

TOP : Le ft to Right : The band practic es; Th e Memorial Ac a d e mi c Building BOTTOM : Col or Gu a rd in position. 11111 15

ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL

SEATED: Left to Right: Lt. Col. Biiiy D. Williams, Senior Army Ins tructor; James E. Malerlch, Headmaster of Lower School; Brig. Gen. Eugene D. Sc i Superintendent; Brenn E. Arklie, Business Manager; The Reverend George Minnix, Chaplain.

STANDING: James F. Hilliard, Dir ector of Developme Max Taylor, Director of Buildings and Grounds; Richard Piper, Headmaster of Upper School; Lt. Stephen Edwards, Quartermaster; Howard Boger, Hall Manager; Lloyd A. Kirby, Athletic Director; Lt Col. William C. Trout, Commandant.

FIRST ROW : Le ft to Right : Batt a li on Staff and Company Command e rs: Klode, Story, Ferguson, Barg e r, Trzcinski , Tokuyama , Doyl e. SECOND ROW : Hart, Blackwood, Av e ry , Ba r e. Not pictured: H atche r THIRD ROW : Lt Col. Willi a m Trout, Brig G e n Eug e ne D Scott, Lt. Col. Billy D Willi a ms. SWORD AND SHIELD 17

BELOW:

The Reverend George Minnix and the Howe family celebrated the 20th anniversary of his ordination Into the priesthood. Right Reverend William C.R. Sheridan chats with guests at the dinner given in honor of Father Minnix. Father Minnix pre pares to speak.

TOP: The

Cadet Barger, Batta li o n Commander, was prese nt ed the MacArthur awa rd for the 1983-1984 schoo l year. The ann ua l award, presented by the Genera l Do ug las MacArt hur Memoria l Foundation in assoc iation with the Association of Milit ary Schools and Co ll eges, goes to senio rs at Association sc hools who distinguish th e m se lv es In those things the General held dear: academ ics, leadersh ip , a nd a thl et ics.

TOP: Cadet Barger is con· gratu lated by hi s m ot her. BOTTOM: Dr and Mrs. Barger are obvio us ly proud o f their so n.

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TOP: Left to Right: Col. Raymond R. Kelly at work compiling a history of Howe Military Schoo l; Lloyd Kirby taking the cake; Tom, Meg and Brandon Shook. BOTTOM: Kenneth Herrick, Dean Cutshall, and Joanne Scott at the Trustees' Dinner; the Old Guard ponders 21

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CHAPEL TOP: Left to Right: Glenn Cox; Cadet Blackwood wonders what he should write about next; The Reverend George Minnix. BOTTOM: Thomas Sabocik a nd Ma rk Fesperman converse during AFI; The Fac ulty awaits the service In honor of Mrs. Howe. 23

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ACOLYTES TOP LEFT: FIRST ROW : Left to Right : Johnson , Hamilton, A ., Manrow, Stratton , Rader, Anita Price, Trout , C SECOND ROW: Doy le , Trout , R ., Martin , Pf ei fe r , McCl e lland, Scott Warren THIRD ROW: Brownell, Caver, Zeiler BOTTOM LEFT : Se ni or Acolyt es : J o hnson; Brown e ll, Missing: Caver, Story , and Barger. BOTTOM RIGHT: FIRST ROW : Cabrera Herrera, Herring, Rogers, Kniespeck , Thomason SECOND ROW: Hollingsworth, Santos, McDonald , Trout, C., Stelzer, Hume, January, S hilling , J o nes, M.R., Lamkin. THIRD ROW: Swanson , Su llivan , Napier , DeShi e ld s, Knapp, Cortina , Paoli, Ewing. FOURTH ROW: Hatch e r , L Bol a n, Hatcher, P., Stevens, Warne , Wiggins, Ko ng. FIFTH ROW: LaPuma, Coons, Sykes, Semento, P e tosk e, P a re nt. SIXTH ROW: Moy, Adam s, Rea, In e ich, Ridge. SEVENTH ROW: Green, McGuir e, Hart, Lubovich, Pulford. 25

26 CHOIR TOP: Sidney and Dorothy Boner. BOTTOM: FIRST ROW : Left t o Righi : Rogers, Bennett, Swanson, Mc· Donald , Shilling, Nap ier, Melvin SECOND ROW : Harv ey, Su lli van, Petos ke, Wi ggi ns, Hurn e, Hill , K., Mit cham. THIRD ROW : Barnes, McD e rmott , McGuire, Rea, Va nBu sk ird , Coons, Norgrov e

ORGANIZATIONS

SE ATED : Blackw oo d STANDING:

The Howe Speech Team has always been a potent force in sta t e- wid e competitions. Two or three stat e champions have come from Howe. William S. Hicks , sponsor of the speec h team, asserts, " I think Speech is extremely beneficial because it helps t he st ud ent to learn to stand on his own two feet and to think on hi s feet." from October un ti l the e nd of April , th e Speech season usually involv es a Saturday meet of e leven events, ranging from "ex t emp" to or igin a l o ratory. The cadet selects an area, practices with coaching from Mr Hicks, and then compe t es Le Right: Harvey, Sawyer, McClelland

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SPEECH \ ,.

The Debate Team of Howe, though small, has always prevailed Much of the credit belongs to the sponsor, John A. Pagin. Mee ting once or twice a month, the team competes within the St. Joseph Valley League, one of th e oldest debate leagues in the state. The difficult part of d e bate is the amount of time and academ ic preparation required of the participant. Each debat e r must thoroughly investigate his subject and und e rstand it in depth. Mr Pagin feels that debate helps each participant overcome speech problems a nd learn to deal with a problematic question logically.

DEBATE

L ef t to Right : Trzcinski, Sawyer, Harv ey

30 The Lower School assists the Upper School in pub li s hing th e Howe Herald. Participation is voluntary Jeanne Scropos, advisor at Lower School, assists students in se lect ing material for stories and h e lps them edit their final copy . FIRST ROW : Left to Right : Warn e, McD onald SECOND ROW: LaPuma , Hollingsworth, J ea nn e Scropos, Lubovich HERALD - Lower School \

HERALD - Upper School - .. . FRONT: Brown. KNEELING: Le ft to Right : Matuszak , Harv ey, Nagy, Johns on. STANDING: Doyle, Hall, Hill , S. , Blackwood, Rynearson.

Under the direction of William S.

Hicks, the Howe Herald is published bi-weekly, beginning in September. Through the paper, cadets, faculty, parents, and Howe friends are kept informed concerning Howe's activities. 31

Left to Right : Doyl e, Vollbracht , Bare • QUILL AND SCROLL

Quill and Scroll is an honorary society established to recognize th e o utstanding tal e nts of students in the fi e ld of journalism. It is available only to those students who have exce ll e d in newspaper, radio, or yearbook. To gain membership, a cadet must be in the upper third of his class sc holastically and must be nominated by a sponsor of a high sc h ool publication. His contr ibutions co uld be made in a ny fi e ld ranging fr o m editing a nd writing to production and business management.

TOP: Cadets Blackwood and Bare converse with Culver students at the Southbend journa l ism co nf erence. BOTTOM LEFT: Cadet McClelland works diligent ly on Tatler layout. BOTTOM RIGHT: Cadet Hedge takes a break from working on his Her· aid story 33

Ded icat ing it se lf t o improving the qua lity of li fe for Howe ca d ets, Old Guard is on e of the oldest organizations on campu s Comprised of fac ul ty, s t aff, administrators, an d cadets wh o h a ve b ee n at Howe for at least four years, the organization provi d es a n um ber o f services for the corps Und er th e s p onso r s hip of 28 y e ar ve t e ran John A Pagin, Old Guard maintain s a co ntinui n g p r og r a m of ca m pus bea ut ifica ti on FIRST ROW : Le ft t o Right : Bern e ice Will a rd, Fath e r Georg e Minni x, Richard Piper, Genera l Eugene D. Scott, James Malerich, Glen Cox, Jacob Poljak, John Pagin. SECOND ROW : Lt C o l. Willi a m Trout, Sally Ulrich, Mary Brown, lmants Gailis, William Hicks, Dennis Redden, Mark Fesperman , Scott Wa rr e n , St e ve n Clark THIRD ROW : Sydn e y B on e r, Na n cy Moyer, Lloyd Kirby, Br e nn Arklie, Darlene VanZuilen, Janell Griffen, Thomas Shook , Capt. Manu e l Bustos OLD GUARD 34

CADET OLD GUA RD F IR S T ROW: Le ft t o Right : H a rv ey, S tr a tt o n , Kl o d e, Richards on, J., Sutton , Jones , Richardson , R., SECOND ROW: Thompson , Nagy, Graegln, Muddiman , C a ve r , Bl a ckw oo d , Barg e r. THIRD ROW : Str ee te r , J ., John A. Pagin , Marks, Ogden , Bricker , Daly, Ferguson, Story Old Guard is mainly r e sponsible for la ndscaping the areas around the mess hall , academic building, infirmary, and ba rracks Beyond Old Guard ' s efforts around campus, the group sponsors dinners and entertainments for the cadets and fa c ulty , decorates the campus for Christmas, and annually honors the memory o f Mrs Howe and other Howe faculty and staff me mbers 35

36 Beta Lambda Sigma is the Lower School Honor Socie ty. It is spo n so r ed by Denn is L. Redden In ord er to qualify for membership, cadets must maintain a m in imum average of 3.00 for each major grading p eriod, a n A in conduct for the semester, and a C or b e tt er in Military. To earn a ribbon, a s tu de n t mu st make the Headmaster's List or the Superinte nd ent's List thr ee consecutive times FIRST ROW: Left to Right : Ta ylor, Hum e, H atcher , P., Minor, SECOND ROW: Dennis L. Redden. BETA LAMDA SIGMA

SEATED : Le ft to Right: Disn e y, Hilliard , Dones. STAND IN G: Trzcinskl, Grommons, Doyl e Missing: Blackwood The National Honor Society is a n ationa l o rg a ni zation recognizing high sc h o larship among high school stude nt s It is open to any junior or senior who ha s a 3.00 GPA for three consecu tiv e s ix-week grad ing periods and at least a B cond u ct grade for eac h six-weeks Each NHS member must maintain his 3 00 GPA in order to re t ain his membership. The first grading per iod below a 3.00 results in a warning, while the second grading period below results in dismissal. 37

BOTTOM LEFT: Cadets Aikins, McClelland, and Trzcinski pose with their competitors at the LaGrange County Soil and Water Conservation Speech Contest on Decemb e r 5, 1983.

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TOP RIGHT: Representing Old Guard, Cadet Klode presents Father Minnix with flowers to honor his twenty years as a priest.

BOTTOM RIGHT: Cadets participate in the "Dressing Race" sponsored by the VHC during hom eco ming week.

TOP LEFT: Cadets Sola and Graegin display their albums won in the football contest spon· sored by WHWE-FM, Howe ' s radio station.

40 TOP: Cadet Hart ponders whi le Cadet Caver conserves his energy for the game. BOTTOM: Cadet Holmes carries the ba ll.

ATHLETICS 41

TOP: Left t o Right: Lloyd Kirby, Ath let ic Director; Ca det Clark goes fo r the gusto; Hamilton, J waiting for hi s chance. BOTTOM : Cadets Rynearson, Hedge , Black, S . , and Austin make tracks at a cross country meet; Cade t Black, S. finishes strong; Cade t Hilliard improves her time. 42

44 The Lower School Varsity Club (LVC) cont a ins cadets who have ea rn ed a varsity le tt er in o n e of the lower school sports. Each ca det must also do a service project and be voted in by th e old memb ers To maintain status , he must continue to earn his va r si ty le tt er, a t least one, eac h year Sponsors are Hu gh Fairchild and Lloyd A. Kirby. FIR ST ROW: Left to Rig ht: J ones, M Me lvin, Rogers, Shilling , Th omaso n SECOND ROW : Kong, ln e ich, Hatcher, L., Ridg e, Min or, S ulliv a n. THIRD ROW : Hugh Fairch!ld, McG uir e , Ta ylor , Ha tch e r, P ., Hum e, Lloyd A. Kirby. LVC

The

Varsity H Club (VHC) is a club of outstanding Howe varsity lettermen who have lettered in at least one sport, fulfilled pledging responsibilities, and received the vote from VHC members. Scott Warren is th e club sponsor. 45

VHC FIRST ROW: Left lo Right: Klod e, Story, Barger, Sutton, Blackwood. SECOND ROW: Stratton, Nagy , Simmons, Caver, Hedge. THIRD ROW: H a milton, A., Mea ux , Zei le r, Don es, Scott Warr e n , Rec il e , Disn e y, Hill, S., Richardson , J.

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TOP LEFT: FIRST ROW: L e ft to Right : Shilling, Streeter, Hatch e r, Cortina, Taylor, Jones, Swanson, January. SECOND ROW: Dennis Redden, Minor, LaPuma, ln e lch, Rea, Petosk e , Parent, Anthony Pennington. BOTTOM LEFT FIRST ROW: Steven Hull, Hamilton, Harris, Meaux, Holmes, Black, S., Edward Choate. SECOND ROW: Marks, Drew, Bricker, Streeter, N., Dauberman. THIRD ROW: Norgrove , Ruh, De vine , Worthy, Gaball, Stephens, Recile .

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FOOTBALL TEAMS

BOTTOM RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Jeffrey Shillinger, Ferguson, Brownell, Barger, Hart, James Pastoor. SECOND ROW: Story, Sutton, Kellon, Sola, Jordan, Galvin, Caver, Graegin, Ford, Hoke, Wingate. THIRD ROW: Doyle, Hamilton, A ., Mea ux , Rad e wahn, Trout, Blake , Hill, S., Holmes. FOURTH ROW: Avery, Dones, McDermott, Simmons, Vollbracht, Baumann, Ramer.

48 FIR ST RO W: Left t o Right : Hedg e , Hillia rd, Ric ha rd so n, R., Ry nea rso n S ECOND ROW: Rich a rd Ba ker, Austin , Sa wye r , McK ea n , J o hn s, Ze il e r FRONT : Da rryl Ba ke r , prosp ectiv e me mb e r Mo st Va lu a bl e- C a d e t Ry n earson Be st Eff or t Ca d e t H e dg e Most Improv e d C a d e t Austin CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM

TENNIS TEAM Most Valuable Cadet Batalis Best Effort-Cadet Blackwood Most Improv ed-Cadet Hamilton, J . FIRST ROW : Left to Right : Mitcham , Clark , Str a tton, Hamilton, J , Thompson , Hill , K SECOND ROW: Grierson, Blackwood, Scott Wa rren, Adair , Bata li s , Jacob Poljak, Ogd e n 49

50 FIRST ROW : Left to Right : Barger, Tok uy a ma, Bla c kw ood, Was hingt on, Colburn, J orda n SECOND ROW: Mea ux, Enright, Streeter, N THIRD ROW: Richardson, R., Barnes FOURTH ROW: Ham ilt on, J ., Hill, S., Clark, Reci le. Most Valuabl e- Cadet Jordan Best Effort Cadet Blackwood Most Improved-C a det Worthy BASKETBALL TEAM

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TOP: Lef t to Right: Cadet Jordan thr ows the ball; Ca d et Worthy tries a jump shot. BOTTOM: Cade t s Meaux, Blackwood, Worthy, a nd Caver follow the ball.

52 FIRST ROW : Le ft to Right : Hilliard , Radar, Mitcham, Streeter , R., Nagy, Bricker. SECOND ROW: Schiller, Nesbitt, Gri e rson , H ar t, Davidson, Daly. SEATED: Gary Hy s lop, Mark Fesperman, Cadet Dones. Most Valuable Cadets Schiller a nd Nesbitt Best Effort Cadet Nagy Most Impr oved-Cadet Davidson SWIMMING TEAM

WRESTLING TEAM Most Valuable-Cadet Richardson, R. Best Effort-Cadet Stevens Most Improved-Cadet Stratton FIRST ROW : Left to Right: Stratton, Richardson, R., Jones , Stutenroth, Stutenroth, Hamilton , A. SECOND ROW : Edward Choate, Moran, Wymann, Stephens, McC le lland ) 53

TOP: Cadet Schrader waits in position while Cadets McKean and Bricker look on BOTTOM LEFT: Cadet grappels with oppo nent BOTTOM RIGHT: Cadet Stratton grabs fo r his oppo nent. 54 ---

'' ... FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Richardson , R., Ferguson, Bricker, Marks, Clark, Meaux, Balling, Mitcham SECOND ROW: Ogden, Jordan , Daly , Colburn, Kellon , Streeter, N THIRD ROW : Jacob Poljak, Matuszak , Brownell , Blake , Schrader, Moran, Jeffrey Schillinger. Most Valuable Cadet Ferguson Best Effort-Cadet Colburn Most Improved Cadet Streeter, N. BASEBALL TEAM 55

Howe Cadets put forth their bes t e ffort TOP: Cadet Trout. BOTTOM : Left to Right : Cadets Black a nd Blackwood; Cadet Ke llon 56

FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Black, S., Stratton, Jordan, Manrow, Johns, Ferguson, Recile. SECOND ROW: Sola, Dones, Trout, Tokuyama, Barger, Weymo uth, Thomas Shook. THIRD ROW : Richard Baker , Blak e, Doyl e, Blackwood, Sawyer, Kellon, Hill, S. Most Valuable Cadet Kellon Best Effort -Cade t Blackwood Most Improved Cadet Johns TRACK TEAM 57

TOP: Cadet Ferguson fires a fastball. BOTTOM LEFT: Cadet Brownell awaits the ball. BOTTOM RIGHT: Cadet Clark takes a cut. 58

ATHLETIC A WARDS Upper School Football: Best Effort-Ferguson; Most lmproved-Vollbracht; Most Va luable P layer-Hart. Haberly Sportsmanship Cup : Stratton Four Year Senior Ath lete Awards: Ferguson, Barger, and Blackwood. Alex Stewart Jr Memorial: Outstanding Athlete: Freshman-Streeter, N.; SophomoreMeaux; Junior-Jordan. Outstanding Senior Ath lete: Senior Blanket: Blackwood. Honorary Letter: Thomas Sabocik Winn e rs of th e Al ex Stewart Jr Me m o rial display th ei r trophi es: Cadets Jordan , Mea ux , and Streeter, N Outstanding Senior Athlete, Cadet Blackwood , displays hi s blanket. 59

60 TOP: Cadet Barger marches a t th e LaGrange Corn Festival. BOTTOM LEFT: Th e band per forms at the Corn Festival. BOTTOM RIGHT : Cadets Daly, Cra ne, Kittridge, Chernoff, McClel la nd , and Fisher.

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R' ht· Gloria Mill e TOPr; : Left to ig I William C. h Lt.Co M Mary· Krug • BOTTO · and ant. Tro ut, Comm es for TheinspecCorps prepar lion during AFI. 63

64 TOP LEFT: Katrina Sulcs offers assistance. TOP RIGHT: Ca· dets Richardson, J. , Daly, and Hamilton, A. march at the LaGrange Corn Festival.

BA TTALIGN STAFF FIRST ROW: L e ft to Right : Ferguson (Executiv e Offic e r), Barger (Battalion Command e r), Trzcinski (S-3 ). SECOND ROW: Story (S 1) , T o kuy a ma (S-4) THIRD ROW: Doyl e (S e rg ea nt Major) 65

Ca pt a in G a ry K And e rso n ., * BRAVO CO. TOP LEFT : FIRST ROW : Le ft to Right : Hill, K., Hilli a rd, Ne wm a n, Wy m a nn SECOND ROW : H a rris , Rad e wahn , Ros kuski, DeJ ong . THIRD ROW : Ben zing , Willman, Barn e s , Va nBu s kirk. BOTTOM LEFT : FIRST ROW: Sinh a , Mitcham , Dr e w, Forb e s-Watkin s , Pf e ifer, Voll · br a cht. SECOND ROW : Mow e ry , Maclean, N e sbitt, Devine, Richard THIRD ROW : Gri e rson, Schill e r, Enright BOTTOM RIGHT : KNEELING: Holm e s SECOND ROW: McCl e lland , H e dg e, S ola. THIRD ROW : Blackwood, Sinha. 67

Captain Donald E Ordaz DELTA CO. TOP LEFT: FIRST ROW: Lef t to Right: Matuszak, Manrow , Worthy, Wurster, Adair, Monroe. SECOND ROW: Clark, Black, B., Maddel e na, Young , Fry, Johnson. THIRD ROW : Simmons, Lang, Rad e r, McKean, Begnis. BOTTOM LEFT: FIRST ROW: Stephens, Moy, Meaux, Daly, Snyder. SECOND ROW: Blair, Blake , Hoke , Davidson, Stutenroth. THIRD ROW: Vogel, Zeiler, Sawyer, Huntoon, Gaball, Ford BOTTOM RIGHT: KNEELING: Hamilton , A. STANDING: Richardson, J. , Hill, S., Avery, Austin , Rynearson 69

Captain Manuel Bustos ECHO CO. TOP LEFT: FIRST ROW: Lef t to Right: Boy se n, Richardson, R. , Jones, M., McD er mott, Hall, S . SECOND ROW: Recil e , Gordon, Trump, English. THIRD ROW : Ogden , Colburn, Dorward, Bar e. FOURTH ROW: Maier Schrader, Washington. BOTTOM LEFT : FIRST ROW: Jordan, Stratton, Mess ina, Grommons, Marks SECOND ROW : Kellon , Graegin, Hall, R , Weymouth , Hamilton, J. , Thompson. THIRD ROW: Dones, Moran, Brown. BOTTOM RIGHT : Johns. SECOND ROW: Galvin, Mud diman, Nagy THIRD ROW: Schrader, Mathis 71

MIKE CO.

Captain George Musolff

TOP LEFT: KNEELING: Cabrera Herrera. STANDING: Hume. F!RS'T ROW: Left to Right: Thomason, Bolan, Stelzer, Lamkin, LaPuma, Knapp, Melvin. SECOND ROW: Jones, M R., Warne, Sykes, Stevens, Hatcher, L., Paoli, Santos THIRD ROW: Luba· vich, Adams, Ewing, Petoske, McGuire, Coons, Minor lneich. BOTTOM LEFT: KNEELING: Trout, R. FIRST ROW: Rogers, Shilling, Herring, Cortina, DeShields, Kniespeck, Bennett. SECOND ROW: Sullivan, Hatcher, P., Hume, January, Hollingsworth, McDonald, Swanson, Napier, Parent. THIRD ROW: Hart, Green, Noy, Semento, Rea, Kong, Pulford. BOTTOM RIGHT: KNEELING: Ridge. STANDING: Left to Right: Hume, Hatcher, P., Sullivan.

total o f five different pieces of music within an hour.

band letters for the year on Saturday of Alumni Wee ke nd . This year, Cadet Trzcinski is Band Commander, altho ugh he is

as h e was

Under the direction of Maj. Howard L. Terrell, the band is an integral part of battalion marching performances. The band plays a It also provides receiving missing the picture functioning position

cade nc e during drilling Pictured b e low, th e band members are marching back to position after

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in his

on Battalion Staff. DRUM MAJOR : Martin , S., FIRST RANK : Fisher, Kittr e dge, Crane, McCl elland. SECOND RANK: Russ e ll , DeRoo , Ha rv ey. THIRD RANK: Ch e rn off, Norgrov e, Moy. FOURTH RANK : St elzer, Bl a ck, S. FIFTH RANK : May, Brown, L., Me lvin . Mi ss ing : Hatc her, P . and Shilling. THE BAND 74

th e

The !.D.R. is a drill team at Howe Military School. It is a competitive drill team. Among other functions, the team participates in the LaGrange Corn School Parade.

!.D.R.

FIRST to ROW:

Right: Moy, D., Boysen, Hedge, Johnson, Wurster. SECOND

ROW: Left

Ford, Fry, Davidson, Huntoon.

76 Hu ssars differentiate themselves from the I.D R. drill t ea m as the members wi ll sp in weapon s a nd p e rf or m more comp lex maneuvers. Th e tea m ex hibited its ski ll during Mothers' Day Weekend and oth e r sc h oo l fu nct io ns FIRST ROW: Left to Right : Richardson, R. , McD e rmott, Johns , Hamilton, J. SECOND ROW: Meaux, Sc hr ade r , Grommons THIRD ROW: Hall, R., Matuszak HUSSARS

p arades a nd athletic eve nts Th e

proper condition, cleaning it after us e ,

th e

I l CANNON CREW Lef t to Right: H oke, Mowery, Adair , Devine.

th e

Th Cannon Crew is responsible for at crew is es ponsible for maintaining howitzer in and making sure th a at appropriate moment.

firing the 56 millimet e r howitz e r

t th e cannon fires

Do yle. RIFLE TEAM

78 Since the Rifle Team is not only a military group, but also an ath letic team, the usu a l athletic honors were awarded Cadet Matuszak was awarded th e Sgt. Brown Medal. Best Effort was earne d by Cadet Schrader, Most Improved by Cadet Doyle, a nd Most Valuable Player by Cadet Matuszak

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Gab a ll,

FIRST ROW: Left Matuszak , Dr SECOND ROW : Pfeifer, Re ROW: Marks, Schrader,

cile. THIRD

COLOR GUARD

The Color Gu a rd is a five member team of cadets whose r es p o nsibiliti es are vari e d Th ese responsibil iti es include r a ising and low e ring th e flag each day , presenting the colors at parades, athletic events and dances, and participating in the Ft. Wayne, South Bend, and Corn School parades 79

Le ft to Right: Matu sza k , Mark s , Schrader, J o hns, Holm es.

80 The Rangers is an adventure training team t h at is t a u ght th e fundam e ntal tactic s of warfar e Th e t ea m serves as an elite platoon of cadets, eac h one h av in g t o p ass a s tr e nu ous phy s ical t es t for memb e rs hip T he Rangers is affilitated with the Army RO T C RANGE RS. FIR ST ROW: Left to Ri g ht : Mathi s, Dr e w, J ord a n , Ha milt o n, A. SECOND ROW : Ma nrow, Recil e , Simm o ns , Daly THIRD ROW: Ma tu sza k, Gr aeg in , Av e ry. FOURTH ROW: Ma rk s, Muddiman , Hedg e. RANGERS

" will not lie , cheat, among those This is the honor code of Howe Cadets Th e secret to its success, however, lies in the Cadet Honor Council. The Council investigates the all eged violations of the Honor Code . Once the investigations have been completed, the committee decides wh e ther the violations of the ac cused cadet necessitate a hearing before a full Honor Board 81

or steal, nor tolerate

HONOR

who do."

COUNCIL FIRST ROW : McCl elland , Nagy, Story , Dr ew. SECOND ROW: Dones, Lt Col. William C Tr o ut.

82 TOP: Maj How a rd Terrell waiting with rein forcements. BOTTOM: Left to Right: Sgt. William Cribb, Lt. Col. Billy D. Williams, Sgt. Thom as Lani er.

SCHOOL

84 TOP: Left to Right : Mark J McLean ; Lt. Col. Thomas Cross; Sally Ulrich BOTTOM: James E. Malerich , Low e r Schoo l Headmaster; Jeanne Scropos; Hugh Fairchild.

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J eanne Scropos SIXTH GRADE 86 January Kniespeck FIFTH GRADE Napier Streeter, N . Trout, C. Wiggins Dale W Smith Bennett Bolan Cortina DeShields Kong Lamkin Paoli Sykes Taylor

Nancy Moyer Coons Ewing Hatcher, L. Herring Knapp McDonald Melvin Minor Ondo Petoske Rogers Santos Semen to Shilling Swanson Warne Adams Cabrera Herrera n ..-.....;:_ 9¥111 SEVENTH GRADE 87

Green Hart , S. Hatcher , P. 88 Hollingsworth Hum e Dennis L. R edde n ln eic h Jones, M. La Puma Lubovich , I I '• 4 I . I l I ' ,h

EIGHTH GRADE Anthony B. Pennington Stelzer Stevens S ullivan Thomason Pulford Rea Ridg e McGuirc Moy, N. Parent 89

TOP: Left to Right: Chris and John Betts hard at work; Richard Baker helps Cadet Meaux; Donalee Frounfelter planning more work for her students, especially Cadet Drew.

BOTTOM: The Old Guard and the New-Edward Choate, Jeffrey Schillinger, Jacob Poljak, and John Pagin; Steven Hull checks hi s grades; Edward Choate evidently enjoyed his lunch

BOTTOM: Claud ia Michael, Richard Piper, and Donalee Fraunfelter converse during AFI; Cadet Barger presents Thomas Sabocik with his h onorary varsity letter.

TOP: Left to Right: Darlene VanZuilen; James Pastoor, a ft er Mr s. Howe's service; Margaret Shook sends home the grade cards for the last time this year.

Ba rn es Begnis 94 Boysen Chernoff Steven Clark hard at work. Crane DeRoo Devine Fisher Forbes-Watkins Fry Ga ball Gordon Hall, R. · Hamilton, J. Harris Hill, K.

FRESHMEN lmants R. Gailis on "Dress Down Day!" Messina Monroe Moy, D. Newman Richardson, R. Roskuski Streeter, N Stutenroth VanBuskirk Willman Wurster Young, M. ( ._ McDermott Maier Johns Jones, M. 95

Balling Black, S. 96 Bricker Colburn Thomas L. Shook Daly Dauberman deJong Dorward Drew Enright Hamilton A Harvey ' Huntoon Kittredge Lang Manrow

Gary Hyslop Radewahn Recile Richard Snyder Stephens Trump Worthy Zeiler SOPHOMORES Norgrove Ogden Pfeifer Meaux Mitcham Marks May • , 97

Austin Black, B. Blair 98 Blake Brown, J. John A. Pagin observes Mrs. Hatcher 's presentation. Clark Davidson Dones Doyle

William S. Hicks prepar es for his classes. Holmes Jordan McClelland Maddalena JUNIORS Hilliard Hoke Grierson Grommons Hall, S. 99

Martin Matuszak I Moran \ I 100 I Scott Warr en with Cadet Washingt on Mowery Nagy Nesbitt Rader Rynearson Sawyer Schiller

Mark Fesp erman Vollbracht Washington Weymouth Wymann JUNIORS Streeter, J. Trout, R Vogel Schrader Simmons Stratton ... _ 101

SENIORS TOP: L e ft to Right: John Pagin on Dr ess· Down Day; Seniors T rzci n ski , Bla ck w ood, Barger, Tokuyama , a nd English thank Darlene Van Zui l e n for her help with term pap e r s. BOTTOM : Seniors on Dr ess· Down Day ; The Group t oge th e r for the las t time Seniors Sutton , Sto ry , Barger, and J a mes Past oor 103

KYLE MILLER ADAIR "Stubs" Tennis 1; Golf 1. 104 Th e m e n who hold HIGH PLACES must b e the ones to start to mold a n e w r ea lity " closer to th e h ear t." Th a nk you, Hok e, for showing me what lif e is like aft e r S M.B I shall ret urn , coming soon to a th eater ne ar you .

Mom a nd Da d , I love you both. We had doubts about this place, but I think God has a purpose for everything This turned out to be for th e best. I thank my family and friends for their suppor t through my troubl e d times. Jay , Adam, Myk e-s taff party! Todd, Chris, Adam , Jon keep pumping. See you on the s tage. Chris, stay clos e with God J o hn 14 :6 NICHOLAS JAMES AVERY "Barbarian I, Legs" Foo tb a ll -4; Baseball I ; Track- I ; We ightlifting 3; Rangers 2; Hera ld I; Honorg uard-1-; Sword and Shie ld-1. 105

I want to say, " Praise Jesus" because He saved my soul from hell and helped me through this school year. I a lso want to thank my fami ly, and I want them to know that I love a ll of th e m ve ry much. Jody, I also love you I do hope that people come t o th e realization they must accept Jesus Christ as their Savior. God Bless all my brothers!

ERIC A NDERSON BARE "Preacher" Fo otb a ll 1 ; Wres tl ing- 1 ; Baseba ll 1; Ra ngers-2; Thesp la ns-2; Her a ld- 2 106

BRIAN LEE BARGER "Doc" Footba ll 4 ; Track 4; W(e st ling -2; Basketba ll -1; Golf 1; We ighlifting 1 ; V.H.C. -3; Wait ers-2; Ush ers-3; Ac olyt es- 1; Radio 1; A.D T. 4; N.H S. 2; Dougl as McArt hu r Award I kn ew when my parents drove off and left me at How e b ac k ' / in 1980 things in my lif e would never b e th e same The sacri- , , fices I made were well worth it , and I'm sure th e things I'v e • learned h e re will a id me la t er on. Good luck to all my fri e nds a nd und erc la ss m e n; hang in th ere. Esp ec ia lly th a nk you, Mom and Dad, I lo v e you both. 107

MARK ANTHONY CHARLES BAUMANN "Superstar" Football 1 ; Radio-1 ; Co lor Guard-; Band-1; Waiters 1; We ight Liftlng -1. 108 I can't say that my stay at Howe has b ee n pleasant, but it has been worthwhil e. I want to give specia l thanks to my parents . I will a lw ays have good and bad memori es of How e, but won 't miss it. Thanks again. P S Zing, don ' t forget Ching ching, and Diz, thanks for the many papers.

The road go e s ever on and on Down from th e door wh ere it began. Now far ahead the Road has gone, And I must follow, if I can, Pursuing it with eage r feet, Until it joins some larg er way Wh ere many paths and e rr a nds me e t And whith e r th e n? I cannot say .- Bilbo Baggins Thanks, Mom and Dad, for showing me to th e path ADAM JOSEPH BENZING "Zing" We ight liftin g-1,5; Cannon Crew-1; Honor Guard 1. 109

MICHAEL THOMAS BLACKER, JR. "Mike" \ 110

J It's b ee n a long four years at How e, and these last ten minutes hav e b ee n the most e njoyable. Underclassmen, when things loo k b ad, give up Throw in the towel. It's no use Thanks, Mom and Dad . I owe b o th of you a big hug . Now, if you wi ll exc us e m e, I' m going to th e Quartermaster to buy some Howe memorabilia . DAVID ANGUS BLACKWOOD "Capt. Dave, Cavendish" Basketba ll -4; Track -4; Cross·country-1; Tennis-4; Radio-2; Speech-3; Herald-2; Waiters -3; Rang ers-3; Old Guard-2; Honor Counci l-1; N H.S.-2; Qui ll and Scro ll -I; Daughters of the American Revo lu tion Good Citizen Award; Explorers- I. 111

LEE VINCENT BROWN "J .D. Partyville" Spanis h Clu b I ; Track-2; Band -2; Waiter 1; Thespians-2; Drum Corp 2; Gl ee Clu b 1; Honor Guard -2; Speech team 1. 112 As a cadet, I have learned many new things and met m any good friends. I would lik e to think that when I return a ft er graduation I will find some people I know sti ll her e. I wo uld lik e to th ank my par e nts Leo and Mary Brown for a gr ea t childh ood and a lot of love

I would just like to thank you, Mom and Dad, for your help during my short time at Howe. JOHN CECIL BROWNELL "Brownie" Footba ll -1; Baseball 2; Honor Guard-2; Acolytes 2. 113

KENNETH CHRISTOPHER CAVER "WoJverine, lbbity Bibbity" Old Gua rd I ; Ra nge rs- 1 ; !D R-1; Hussars 1; Aco!y te-1; Wa it · e rs- 1; Foo tb a ll I ; Basketba ll -1; Wrestling-1; Track 1. 114 I .. .;;._ ., .. ,. . ' :. ' l' '. :-...... \}' '._\ / .... .. ,·' f _; Mere words will never express my sincer e love for my famil y, especially Ellsworth , Gloria, and Sarah Without their lov e a nd support I would not have made it. Howe has given me m a ny treasures as well as grief. My respected instructors, my p ee rs, and my many experiences have a ll contributed to the seasonin g of my life. I extend my gratitude to those who have extend ed themselves and their services to me . To those who will fac e th e decathlon of life I extend my wishes for your succes s

"No comment! " MICHAEL THOMAS DISNEY "Diz" Football -2; Tr ac k I ; V.H.C.-2; Co lor Guard I ; 1.D.R.-1; Weightlifting- 3 ; N.H.S. 1. 115

REBEL PATR ICK ENGLISH "Rebelli o us, Reh" Wres tling Ma nage r ! 116

I have learned quite a lot in the past year at Howe , and 1 would lik e to thank all the people who helped me. I would a lso like to thank my mom and step-dad and tell them how mu ch I love them. If not for them, I would not have learned as much a s I have. Always remember the magic word, "onk!"

I wo uld lik e to thank my two wond er ful sisters and especially my moth e r for the opportunity to come to Howe. In many respects it h as b e n e fitted m e , but in other r es p ec ts it has held me bac k . All in a ll it h as turn ed out to be an unusual experience a nd on e l will n ever forget. l a lso want to thank Todd and Nick for a ll the he lp th ey h a ve given m e. I'll see you on ce nt er stage. CHRISTIAN S FERG USON "Barbarian II, Legs" Base ball 4; Tra ck- 1 ; Footba ll -3; Al ex Stewart Award. 117

JAMES R. FORD " P r ivate Ch evy" J .V. fo otb all 1; Bas ketb all 1; l.D .R.- 1 ; Honor Guard-2. 118

My two years at Howe have been an experience that I will remember the rest of my life. Howe, like everything els e, ha s it s good times and its bad. Most of all I would like to thank my m om for all her support, both financially and emotionally . How e has given me a good education and friends that will stay with m e th e rest of my life. Without such a loving and caring moth e r, non e of this would have been possible

J Although th e words, " Thank you ," are insufficient to convey my grati tud e to my parents and fri e nds , es pecially the Trouts a nd the Willi a ms es, th ey are th e only words which I can say. Yo u a ll have created a d e gr ee of self-confidence and motivation with in me which a r e pric e less to me . Any success which I ac hieve in my lif e will b e directly tied to you I love you all! DANIEL GEORGE GAL VIN "Pac-y" Baseba ll !; Bask e tball 1; Footba ll -1; Cannon Crew 1. 119

PAUL LOU IS GRAEGIN "Po o psie" Old Gu ard-3 ; Footba ll -1; Basketball -2; Golf -2; Herald-2; Us he rs-2; Ra ng e rs- I ; l. D. R.- 1. 120 Dear Mom and Dad , I would really like to thank you for introducing me to H owe. It has been an experience that I will never forget I h ave lea rn ed several things at Howe that will prepare me for li fe . Th a nk yo u. Love, Paul.

MICHAEL KIRK HART "Land Shark, Pterodactyl" Football-2 by e ! 121

JOEL ALAN HEDGE "Lt . Small" Cross-Co unt ry-2; Rangers-2 ; I.D R.- 3; V H.C. 3; Foo t ba ll 1; He rald -3; Ho nor Gu ard 2 ; Rifl e- 1 ; Latin Club 2; Speec h T ea m 2 122 It is a whole different world at How e. In my thr ee y e ars h e r e I have learned that in some ways this is more real than th e outside world . We are given a chance to learn the thing s th a t will help us when we take our places in society. W e ha ve learn e d friendship , honesty, dedication , hard work , and goa l setting. Your goals are your own. No matter how difficult o r futile they may seem , pursue them. Thank you Mom and Dad for this experience in education and life

To thos e who are le ft be hind , good luck!!! I'm glad that I ca me h ere for a few years Thi s plac e has taught m e some good things a nd some b a d Und erclassmen, don't give up on thing s that yo u want. Ke e p fighting for your goals and one day they wi ll beco me achievable SCOTT ANTHONY HILL "Tony" Hera ld -1 ; Foo tb a ll -3; Basketba ll I ; Track -3; Waiter 1; Boars Head 1; Rangers 1; Hu ssa rs- ! ; V.H .C.-2 ; P e p Cl ub 1; Weight· lifting 123

Being at Howe has b ee n an experience from day on e t o th e end I would lik e to thank all the people who mad e my st ay fun and eventful. In my two years at Howe I have made many new fri e nd s wh o have made the y e ars interesting and have helped me Chri s, Nick, Joel, Mike , Tim , Kyle, Russ , Baron, and Will. Most of all I owe the most thanks to my par e nts wh ose support and love have helped me through life at How e.

TIMOTHY WILLIAM JOHN SON "Arboose, The Marine " ID R 3; Honor Guard 2; Hera ld -1; Cross-co untr y- 1; Aco lyte 1; Pe p Club 2 124

I would lik e t o th a nk my mom a nd d a d for loving m e I wo uld also lik e t o th a nk How e for t ea ching me h ow lif e r ea lly is JEFFREY BRUCE KELLON "Skymaster" Footba ll 1; Track 1; Basketba ll 1 ; Hu ssars 1 125

TODD AVEREL L McKEAN "Barbarian Ill, Kermit" Swimm lng-3; Ra ngers-2; IDR-1; Hu ssars-1; Honor Guard-2; Hera ld 1 ; Spanis h Club-1; T rack-1; Cross-country-1; Weig ht · liftin g- I 126 I can't say that I'll miss Howe, but I'll miss all the friend s I made h e re. Adam, Chris, Nick, Jon, keep pumpin' that iron. T o you, underclassmen, good luck , but I don't know how you 're going to make it.

STEVEN NEIL MacLEAN "Steve" Speec h-I; Paper-I; Honor Guard I; Band-1 ____ ...127

I've had many experiences since I came to Howe two y e ars ago, some bad and some good. I've watched myself becom e a man through all the days that went by. I've fulfilled my parent s' and my dream of graduating with dignity and pride. Without my parents' lov e and my grandparents' support I wouldn't hav e made it. To all the underclassmen , I leave you the knowledg e you must know to survive this world. To Mom and Derrick I giv e my love. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to come to Howe.

DERRICK STEPHEN MATHIS "Papa Smurf" Ra nge rs I ; Spa ni s h Club I ; Track-I; Footba ll -I I28

Mom and Dad, You have given me something that can never be taken away from me and that is the knowledg e that I have gain e d while at te nding Howe. Thank you and I love you both To " Th e Kid ," You have been the finest fri e nd anyone cou ld have at Howe. KE\sp up the hard work and positiv e attitude, and you will make it to the top Lots of luck in the futur e, Partner. JEFFREY H. MUDDIMAN "Muddy" Track-3; Cross-co untr y- I ; Ranger s- I; Wait ers-2; Old Gua rd 1; Span ish Club -2 129

JEFFREY WJLLIAM RICHARDSON "Trouble" Track-3; Wres tling -3; Speech-4; Debate-4; Swlmm in g-1; Herald 2; Old Guard -4; Explorers-2; Cross-country- I ; Radio Club -3. 130 l'd lik e to thank Mr. Pagin, Mr. Hicks, and Mr. Gailis for having taught me everything of real valu e I'll ever tak e from this school. Mom and Dad , thanks for your love and support over th e las t eight y ears. Now if l can just make it in the real world

Mom and Dad , Thanks for e verything! DAVID ALAN RUSSELL "Apple Jack" Ba nd-4; Wr est ling -2; Old Guard-I; Battalion Bugler-4; Trump ete r -4; Honor Guard-4; Drum Corps-1 131

ANSHUMAN PRASAD SINHA "Skinhead" IDR 1; Co lor Guard-2; Weight Lifting 2; Radio-1; Honor Guard1; Hussars 1 132 "I step across a spiral stair. An Oracl e confront s m e there. He leads me on light yea rs away, through astral nights, gal actic days I see th e works of gift e d hands that grace the strange and wondrous lands I see the hand of man arise, with hungr y mind and open eyes."-Rush-from " 2112" Thank you, Mom and Da d , for your constant love and support.

I would like to take this time to thank my morn and dad for se nding me here. With their love and devotion they pushed me to where lam now. In ger, I'd like to thank you for a lways being th e re whenever I needed you You're the best! And last but not le ast I'd like to thank the Howe faculty for always pushing me apd always being around when l needed help I've learned a lot f to rn Howe I'll never forget it, nor the people who helped me ERIK STEVEN SOLA "Solar" Swimming 2; football !; Hon or Guard 1; Herald ! ; IDR 1; Hu ss ar s- !; Karat e- 1 133

WILLIAM WALLACE STORY, JR. "Wally" Football 2 ; Tra ck -2; T e nn ls-2; Wrest ling- ! ; Baseba ll ! ; Weight liftlng 1; Golf -I; VHC-1; Old Guard-I; Aco lyte- I ; Hu ss ar s- I ; Hon or Gu ard-2; Swo rd and Shield I ; Honor Co un · cil 1 134

I have spent four long years at Howe . These four years will be an unforgettable part of my life. This schoo l has changed m e a lot. I hope I am prepared to go into the world and be a succ ess. Hang in there, underclassmen. I was once in yo u r shoes thinking the same thing, "I ' ve got a long way to go!" I made it , so can you . I would like to thank my entire family, especia ll y Mom and Dad, for supporting me through my time at Howe . If it w e r e n't for you, I wouldn't have had such an experience!

Si n ce that day back in 1979 when I watched by family driving away, I kn ew my life would n e ver b e the same again. It certain ly h as n ' t b ee n! How e has bee n a n experience I' ll never forget. I'd lik e to t e ll my loving mother how much I appreciate her making th e sacrifices she did to send me her e. Th a nk you JOHN REYNOLD SUTTON "Johnny" Footba ll -2; Rifle-3; VHC -2; Old Guard 2; Track-1; Herald4; Honor Guard !; Hussars I ; IDR -2; Cannon Crew-1; Aco · lytes-1; Ushers-I; Radio I ; Waiters 3; Karate -I; Weight Lift· ing-1 f I I I - I -135

JAY SHELDON THOMPSON "Spook" Te nnl s-4; Golf-2; Debate-2; Speech-2; Thespians-I; Rangers- I ; Herald I; Old Guard-1; Honor Guard-I 136To Nick, Adam , Jon, Eric, Myke, Derrick and everyone e lse I have known at Howe , thanks for making it memorabl e. Mom , Dad, Grandma, Grandpa, and Jay , the only word s I ca n find to express my lov e a nd gratitude for you is to say thanks and I love you I wish I could find words having more sentiment to express my lov e and caring for all of you. Th anks and God bl e ss all of you. "Whom we have left, we change and pass away."

My life at Howe has been a very different experience for me. I'd like to thank my parents whose love and support gave me the oppor tunity to go through this experience. And now, good by e, Howe!! YUT AKA TO KUY AMA "Toky" Bask e tball 3; Track -2; IDR -2; Golf 1; Wait e rs I ; Radio 1; Spanish Club 1; Honor Counci l 2; Hera ld I 137

KEVIN S. TRZCINSKI "Eraser Man, J.P." T en nls 1; Hera ld-1; Thesplans 1; NHS -2; Band-2; Speec h 2; Debat e- 1; Honor Guard -2 138

l would lik e to thank my parents for all their love and s upport. Sending m e h e re has enabled me to see mys e lf mor e cl ear ly. It has b ee n hard at times I know , but I have gained more her e than I would have anywhere else. To the future How e seniors, don ' t give up Anything which is easy to attain is not valuabl e. Also , do not put off your term paper until th e last minute. Good luck to the graduates of 1984 Thanks for making my senior year the best , es pecially Brian W. and Yutaka. Mom and Dad , I love you very much. I hope I will always mak e you proud.

---11111111 1••! THE FINAL CHAPTERS BEGIN AFI Th e Corps stands rea dy for Annual Forma l In s p ec ti on. Thi s year Ma jor Rob e rt F. Ga ud e t h eade d th e AF! insp ec ting tea m from Fort Kn ox. 139

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I ALUMNI WEEKEND TOP : Le ft t o Right : Maj Ge n Ru sse ll R a m se y (Cl ass o f '2 1) s h a k e s th e h a n d o f B C. Barg e r whil e Alumni Pr es i d e nt J ohn P e t e rso n (Cla ss of ' 55) loo ks on ; th e Alumni ta ke p os iti o n BOTTOM : Willi a m Kl e in (Cla ss o f '3 0) ch a t s with J o hn P ag in ; th e B a nd C o nce rt fea tu re d "B ad ge o f H o nor, " th e HMS Ce nt e nni a l Ma r c h writt e n b y Ma j T e rr e ll. 141

TOP: Left to Right: Cadet Avery begins his descent; Cadet up in the air. BOTTOM: Thomas Sabocik presents awards to the golf team (not pic tur ed in at hl e tic section): Best Effort-Cadet Maier, Most Im proved-Cadet Ma ie r , Most Valuable Player-Cadet Rader. 142

MOTHERS' DAY WEEKEND TOP: Le ft to Right. Howe dances to the mellow so und s of the Lakeland Stage Band; Mrs. Barger reviews the Corps with her son. BOTTOM: Cadets Blackwood and Trout swi ng out. 143

MILITARY HONORS

Blackwood-the Army Reserve Essay Plaque; Matuszak-the Fathers Wheatley Memorial Silver Medal for Second Best Drilled Cadet Award; Hedge-the Fathers Wheatley Memorial Gold for Best Drilled Cadet Award; deJong-Captain Manuel E. Bustos Award. Superintendents Gold Medal for Best Military Bearing Award -B Company, Pfeifer; D Company, Sawyer; E Company, Mathis; M Company, Cabrera Herrera Old Guard Best First Year Cadet Medals-B Company , Barnes; D Company, Stephens; E Company, Galvin; M Company, Ineich. Cadet of the Year: Nagy Drew-Association of the United States Army History Award ; Tokuyama the Indiana Guard Reserve Medal; Doyle the Outstanding Non-Commissioned Officer Medal.

Grommons-the Fort Wayne Reserve Officers Association Meda l; McClelland the Indiana National Guard Medal; Blackwood the Association of the United States Army Medal; Dones the National Sojourners Medal; Blackwood the American Legion Scholastic Excellence Medal; Drew the American Legion ROTC General Military Excellence Medal; Barger and Blackwood-the USAR Scholar-Athlete Awards; Trzcinski Association of Military Colleges and Schools Award; Blackwood The Daughters of the American Revolution Award; Doyle the Military Order of the World Wars Medal; Barger-the Sons of the American Revolution ROTC Medal. D.A. Military Schools Superior Cadet Decorations Richardson, R., Colburn, Doyle, and Barger; the Dunning Memorial Plaque and Scholarship-Blackwood; the Major Little Sabre Award Hatcher, P .; the Major Merritt Sword and MedalDoyle; the Bishop Grey Sabre and Bouton Memorial Plaque Barger. 144

Gen. Eugene D. Scott, Super intend en t , pins the Superintendent's Gold Medal on Cadet Cabrera Herrera.

EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATION

The Haberly Medal s-Bro nze, Richardson, R.; Silver , Harvey; Gold, McClelland; Michael Kurtis Medals to the Most Improved Speaker and th e Old Guard Debate Plaque Harvey and Sawyer ; the Current Events Examination Award and the Most Valuable Staffer Journalism Award-Blackwood; the Jacob Poljak Medals for the Outstanding First year Algebra Award Bronze, Streeter, N. ; Silver Colburn; Gold, Mitcham

The Christian Courtesy Award (Junior) Doyle

The Mothers' Association Gold Medal for the Best Essay and the Charles Norton Memorial Medal for the Highest Proficiency in Chemistry Doyle

The Ranking Cadet: 9th Grade -R ichardson , R.; 10th-Drew; 11th Doyle .

The Mary Grace Hansen Suput Memorial Medal for the Best Essay on Black History-Hill; the Roger Zuercher Medals for the Most Progress Made Toward Excellence in the Study of U.S. History-Silver, Dones; Go ld , Weymouth .

The Father Curtis Medal for the Senior Cadet who has contributed the most to the Church-Johnson.

The NHS HMS Best Essay Award 10th , Colburn ; Highest Achievement in Science Survey -S ilver, Streeter, N ; Gold, Richardson, R.; Highest Achievement in Biological Science, the Tingley Trophy-Colburn ; The Highest Proficiency in Geometry-Drew; the Highest Proficiency in Calculus- Tokuyama .

THE BEST SPIRIT MEDALS-Barnes, Pfeifer, Sawyer, Boysen, Colburn Mrs. Ferguson poses with Cadet Doyle after he has received one of his severa l awards.

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ACADEMIC AWARDS

The Frank M. Little , Sr. Memorial Medals-Excellence in Foreign Language, Drew; American History and Senior Math, Doyle; Senior English, Hart.

The Christian Manliness Award (Senior) Tokuyama

The Most Trustworthy Cadet of the Freshman and Sophomore C lass-Reci le

The Ross M. Gregory Band Medal-Brown; the John Philip Sousa Band Award May; the Hetu Memorial Music Honor Award Martin ; Senior Principal Musicians Awards in Instrumental Music-Martin and May.

TOP: Cadet F e rguson dances with hi s mother. BOTTOM: Cadet Ford escorts his mother through THE IRON GUARD. 147

TOP: Left to Right: Mrs. Hess, President of the Mothers' Association, waits for Cadet Mathis to pin the corsage fr om the Mothers' Association on his mother at the Senior Dinner; Cadet Barger delivers his Valedictory Address ; Dr. Beaumont Davison, President of Tri ·State College, speaks to the graduates BOTTOM: Ca det Tokuyama pins the corsage on his mother. Cadet Brown receives th e bless· Ing of The Right Reverend William Sheri· dan; Cadet Av e ry receives his Military Certif icate from Col. Willi a ms, and Cadet Bare receives his Bible from Fath e r Minnix 148_,.--, .I

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To laugh often and much: To win the respect of intelligent people and the affection of children, to earn the appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends; to appreciate beauty, to find the best in others, to leave the world a bit better whether by a healthy child, a garden patch, or a redeemed social condition; to know even one life has breathed easier because you lived . This is to have succeeded. Waldo Emerson

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Eac h depos i tor i nsured to •20,000 FDll FED ERAL DEPOS IT INSURA NCE COR P ORATIO N STATE BANK OF LIMA Founded by John B. How e a nd Samu e l P. Williams P.O. Bo x 97 Howe, Indiana 46746 \ "A Living Landmark in Banking" Found e d 1853 LA RRY JAMES V OL KSWAGEN 70115 S . Centreville Rd. P O. Box 38 Sturgis, Michigan 49091 "WE CARE " Award Winner Best service in Michigan and Indiana . · 157

158 PRICE'S L AUNDRY AND DRY CLEANI N G LaGrange Indiana Compl e t e Laund r y and Dry Cleaning Service CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' 84 Jae & Madonna "Thanks to everyone at Howe for my Education." Keith B. Ogden Phon e: 463-418 9

" ' SPORTSARAMA 114 West Chicago Rd. Sturgis, Michigan 49091 616-651-5382 Manufacturer's Distributors to Schools & Institutions TOWNSQUARERESTAURANT ON THE SQUARE "Good Home Cooked Food" 5:45 am-6:00 pm Mon. thru Thurs . 5:45 am-8:00 pm f ri. & Sat. Closed SundaysHowe, Indiana 46746 1 219 562-3584 159

160 TECUMSEH TECUMSEH PRODUCTS COMPANY TECUMSEH, MICHIGAN Congratulations to the Class of 1984

Neal Norgrove (313) 689-1956 L PRECISION PROTOTYPES & MOTOR PATTERNS DIE MODELS & DUPLICATING CASTS J & I PATTERN CO. COMPLETE PROTOTYPES 1790 Livernois Road Troy, Michigan 48084 PLASTERCAST ZINC AND ALUMINUM KIRKSITE MOLDS KUHLMAN CASTING CO. Neal Norgrove (313) 863-7509 I PRECISION CASTINGS 20415 Woodingham Road Detroit, Michigan 48221 161

162 SAGA FOOD SERVICE Educational Division "Our entire Saga Food Service Staff wish to congratulate the class of 1984. We hope you will achieve your lifetime goals and much success in the future." GEORGE P. REID & SON Well Drilling-Water Systems-Repair Howe, Indiana 219-562 2132

FULL SERVICE ELECTRIC MO TORS, INC. " We salute the Entire Student Body." 1003 N. Clay St. Sturgis, Michigan 616 - 651-8680 PATTERSON'S For Gracious Dining Dinners-Luncheons Cocktails-Catering Private Banquet Facilities Entertainment & Dancing 1106 W. Chicago Rd. U .S. 12 Sturgis , MI 651-8368 American Express Diners' Carte Blanche A .A .A. 163

164 CONGRA TULA TIO NS TO THE CLASS OF ·'B4! Glendale Industries P.O. Box AB 449 Piermont Road Cresskill, NJ 07626

CONGRA TULA TIO NS TO THE CADETS OF '84! -THE OLD GUARDNORTHERN INDIANA AGENCY, INC. and Inbanc Insurance Services Dean F. Cutshall (Sr.) Paul Youse 4307 Arden Dr. P.O. Box 629 Fort Wayne, IN 46801 1-219-432-3002 Tom Lutz Dean F. Cutshall (Jr.) Betty Robinson Branch Office-212 W. Ewing St., South Bend, IN 165

166 Congratulations to Graduating Cadets from Plywood Sales Corp. Michigan's # 1 Andersen Window Dealer PLYWOOD SALES CORP. YOUR HELPFUL HOME STORE 3121 S. Pennsylvania Ave., Lansing 48910 Phone: 882-027 6

GOLDEN BUDDHA Chinese and American Foods Cocktails & Tropical Drinks Take Out Service State Road 9 Howe, IN 46746 219-562-2646 CORRECT PIPING COMPANY, INCORPORATED CONSTRUCTION PAUL K. GRAEGIN 6012 W. Industrial Hwy. P.O. Box 6330 Gary, Indiana 46406 Gary 219-949-3121 Chicago 312-375-9400 167

168 LAGRANGE HOSPITAL TOWNLINE ROAD LAGRANGE , IN 46761 "We congratulate the staff of Howe Military School for the magnificent job they do ... and commend those responsible for sending their sons. We wish each and every Cadet Health, Happiness, Success and Prosperity. Love, Peace & Joy. FARMERS STA TE BANK LAGRANGE 463-7111 STROH 351-3001 TOPEKA 593-2259 WOLCOTTVILLE 854-2551 1984 MARKS 50 YEARS OF SI;RVICE FROM OUR LAGRANGE OFFICE

COLONIAL MOTOR INN Joel and Midge Labo Owners-Managers 42 Rooms-Heated Pool Cable T .V.- Phones 70045 S. Centreville Rd . Water Beds-Reasonable Rates Deposit Required Auto Glass Stained & Leaded Glass 1301 E. Chicago Rd Sturgis, MI 49091 STURGIS GLASS Co. Inc. Sturgis, MI 49091 Reservations: 1 616-651-8505 Insulated Windows Framed Wall Mirrors Store Fronts Storm Windows Screen Repair Plate Mirrors Desk Tops 651-2655 169

170 CONGRATULATIONS to Our Fine Son Cadet DAVID A. RUSSELL Also A Special Thanks to the F acuity and Staff of Howe Sincerely, PROUD PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. David J. Russell MIDLAND, MICHIGAN

Dennis Richardson Owner 205-943-6631 JACK'S TRAILER COURT Foley, Alabama Lots for Rent Highway 98 West of Foley P .O. Bo x 896 Congratulations ... HOWE MILITARY SCHOOL "A Century of Excellence in Private Education" 36536-0896 Trailer Rentals IHLING BROS. EVERARD CO. 2022 Fulford St. • Kalamazoo, MI 49001-4090 • Phone (616) 381 1340 Fine Printing and Bookbinding Since 1869 171

172 atrons: Mr. & Mrs. Edward D. Hatcher Wm. N. & Mary Lou Dugener John & Betty Hamilton Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Turley T etsumaro & Akiko Hayashi Mr. & Mrs. Herb Pfeifer Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Evans Jack & Shirley J. Black Mr. & Mrs. John W. Pulleyn Mr. & Mrs. James F. Galvin Mr. & Mrs. Dewight C. DeRoo Tecumseh Leasing, Inc. Bandholtz Paint Mfg. Co. Brown's Drug Store Northern Cashway Lumber Company Burg Advertising Service Dr. & Mrs. Jack R. Grommons Mr. & Mrs. Bageshwari Sinha Carl Rehm Clothing Co., Inc. \ Sturgis Trophy House Lima Elevator Company

CONGRA TULA TIO NS to OUR SON CADET JEFFREY WILLIAM RICHARDSON and the Senior Class of 1984 for a JOB WELL DONE! Our Sincere Thanks to ALL the Facuity of Howe Military School. Continued Success to "Mighty Echo" (Co.E) and the Class of 1987. Dennis, Nanette and Cadet Ronald W. Richardson 173

174 THE STUDENT CENTER Go ing to McDonald's is almost as muc h a p ar t o f sc hool a s going to class You ' ve made us the place to meet, to ta lk, to ha v e a go od tim e , to c elebrate your victories a nd help forget defeats. Yo u 've made McDonald's more th a n just anoth e r place to eat. And that's why , at McDona ld's, we say McDonald's of Sturgis HEALTH CARE AIDS, INC. Sales & Rental Complete Home Patient Care Center authorized Jobst Dealer 517753-2401 1708 N. Mich. Saginaw, MI 486021 Hospital Beds Canes & Crutches Wheel Chairs Walkers Commodes Oxygen T.E .N.S. Pain Control Back Supports Elastic Stockings Ostomy Supplies Mon.-Fri. 8:30 AM-5 PM Sat. 9:00 AM-1 :00 PM Closed Sundays & you .

NORM'S "A nice place to visit " FLORALS • COLLECTIBLES • ANTIQUES 35 YEARS OF SERVING YOU. Wander through rooms of collectibles, antiques and giftware. Choose from a wide selection of imported and locally made items WP. feattHP "Countrv Charm.'' fabric creations. by Rebecca . See our Christmas idea s and decorations displayed in our upstairs rooms . 502 N. Detroit St LaGrange. II\ 46761 Ph. (2 19) 463-3511 I 175

176 6 Conven ie nt Locat ionsFIRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMP ANY OF STURGIS Sturgis Pla za Office Downtown Office Maplecrest Office Mottville Office Bron so n Office US 131 Office tPDJSTRIES SVIVED. AU INDUSTRIES WITH AVTOl.IATION RfOUIRfldfNTS -AUTOUOT IVE -AEROSPACf -fOOO PROCESSING -AGR IClA. TURE -1.t:T AL WORKING -ELECTRON IC SYSTEMS CAPABILITIES. KOLTAN6AR. IN •. PROVl0£S SERVICES TOH£ lt-l>USTRIAL COMMUNITY AS MMMACTLl!ING Al-0 AVTOMATION l!Ull.OfRS. OUll SERVICES INCLLOf, -PROOOCT I ON PlAt.i;1NG THE DEVELOPMENT Of COt.f>LETE PLANT PROCfSS At{) LAYQUT ·THE DESIGN ANO BUILD Of SPECIAi. TOOLING Al-0 AVTOMATION SYSTEMS OUR FACILITIES INCLl.0£. -A •0.000 SQ. FT. DESIGN FACILITY WITH CJ> FOU!l TERMINAL APPLICON GRAPHlf: SYSTEMS -A J6,000 SQ FT FACILITY WITH HIGH BAY -TWO C IOl TON CRAt£S ·J BORING MILLS At() OTHER SlPPORT EOUIMNT ·A 20.000 SQ FT SOcTWARE ANO TEST EQUIPMENT BUILD FACILITY WITH MOTOROLA MOSTEC, FORTRAN, PASCAL ANO z 90 PROGRAMMING EXPERIENCE. fglJ3raJ Kot.. TANBAR ENGINE'CRING CO P O. BOX J456 TROY, Ml. 48007·J4:56 PH. <JI Ji J62-NOO

CONGRATULATIONS STEVEN and the CLASS OF 1984 Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Maclean THE HARROD CO. INC. Maurice Hackett Rep Siding-Insulation-Roofing Howe-562-3961 Sturgis-651-9126 Kendallville-34 7-2450 177

178 JCPenney <> 198 1 , J C Penney Co mp an y, In c. Retail Phone: 616-651-5870 Downtown Sturgis, Ml Catalog Phone: 616-651-8585 COLONIAL MOTOR INN 42 Rooms Pool Color T.V. Phones Water Beds-Reasonable Rates Deposit Required Joel & Midge Labo-Owners-Managers 1500 South Centerville Rd. Sturgis, MI 49091 For Reservations: 616 - 651-8505

The YOUNG FAMILY Low Prices Great Service Large Selection Mike Young Pontiac-Oldsmobile GMC Truck 312 N. Main Frankenmuth 517-652-3271 ---/ I • Vassar •Frankenmuth • Owosso Young Olds Oldsmobile-Cadillac 1418 E. Main Owosso 517-652-8151 My Olds Oldsmobile-GMC Truck 104 W. Huron Ave. Vassar 517-752-0215 179

180 WOOD MOTEL & JERSEY JUNCTION ICE CREAM OWNERS: Mr. & Mrs. James Lemons 606 W. Chicago Road Sturgis, MI 49091 Complete Dinner & Cocktails Prarie Lake • M-66 North, Sturgis, MI• 651-2104 PHONE: 616-651-2391

ANNOUNCING THE INDIANHEAD ''SNOW GUARANTEE!' Reliable s now ha s mad e Indianh ea d fa mous When other part s of the country are crying "no snow;' Indianhead ha s it. Every winter. Th e famed Big Snows of Indi anh ea d acc umul ate at the astounding rate of over 17 feet per winter. All that powd er s now and the reliability of a ma ss i\ ·e snow ma king system assures us of th e long es t seaso n in the midw es t. With our new 'SNOW GUARANTEE' \\·e\·e eliminated th e nosn ow ri s k for m u with a 100 %refund of d e po s it on.yo ur entire vacat ion pac kage-nor ju s t lift ticket s. Mile s of dO\rnhill s lopes through \\ ·ildern ess forests, friendly people, and good foo d all make for un fo rgetta bl e vacations. Call or wi ite today. We don 't wan t to forget you. lndianhead !\l 11u1Hain lfrsor t Dept. CTI \\ 'a k efi eld , t- l ich .J9%8 19061 2:!9·5181 j,,r lnformmion • 1906) 229 5 133 Direct Resen-;ilinn Line I ll'ant the story. Rush me ln dianhead's nell' 1·acat ion guide and information fJn : CCh ildren' s Pr1.grJ111s DSk ill'eek Vacations O!\ l eetings DGro up R;1t es Al•L•RESS CITY. ST Zll' 181

182 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 1984 Mr. and Mrs. William Simmons and Cadet Anthony Simmons, Co. D TO OUR SON, CAPTAIN NICHOLAS AVERY AND THE CLASS OF 1984 CONGRATULATIONS! "He that followeth after righteousness and mercy findeth life, righteousness, and honor .'' Proverbs 21:21 WE ARE PROUD OF YOU In Christ Dad and Mom Sisters Jill, Kathy, and Debbie \

CONGRA TULA TIO NS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1984 PHILLIPS ANCHORS ITT Phillips Drill Division ·PO Box 364 Michigan City, Indiana 46360 JOHN MICHAEL KNAPP DIVISION PRESIDENT 183

184 STUR GIS Brian Barger Bill Story Scott Hill Joel Hedge vc Michiana's Best for Food and Rest Yard Arm Lounge for Your Favorite Cocktail Where the Elite Eat and Meet JANET HEATON GENERAL MANAGER 1300 SOUTH CENTREVILLE ROAD • STURGIS Ml 49091 • 616/651-7881 Operaled by Larken Inc Under License VARSITY ''H'' CLUB Congratulations Class of '84 Good luck to our graduating members: Mike Disney Ken Caver Dave Blackwood

''Congratulations Class of 1984! You have become part of the nearly century-long tradition of Howe Alumni." -HOWE ALUMNI ASSOC/A TION185

186 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1984 dgerton's travel center, inc. your first stop on every trip 105 South Maple Street • Sturgis, Michigan, 49091 • (616) 651-7879 HAMILTON SHORES HOME PARK AND SALES "On the shores of beautiful Lake Hamilton" Hamilton, Indiana Phone: (219) 488-2804 -A Rynearson Enterprise' \

Hauling Materials and Parts of any kind or produce anywhere in the U.S.A. and Canada (313) 455-3504 DJ-DR TRUCKING, INC. David E. Johanningsmeier Owner /Operator ATRONS: Stephen & Florence M. Messina Sturgis Press, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Bageshwari Sinha Mr. & Mrs. Dennis W. Richardson Mr. & Mrs. Homer W. Richardson Mrs. J.B. Donaldson Mrs. Joseph R. Giguere P.O. BOX 536 Plymouth, MI 48107 187

188 ATRONS: Lolita Recile Mr. James D. Klode Myron C. and Sandra L. Monroe Al Zeiler, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Allen Upp Mr. & Mrs. James Claytor House of Flowers (Wolcottville, IN) Central Florists Vogts Flowers of Sturgis, Michigan Fred & Suzanne Boysen Mr. & Mrs. Dan G. Forbes-Watkins Dr. & Mrs. Charles Barger Mr. & Mrs. David Gordon House of Cards & Gifts Sherman Farm Equipment, Inc. Mary Stephens Mr. Lawrence J. Hill

Bu il d me a So n whose w is hb o n e w ill no t b e wh e re hi s b ac kb o ne s ho uld b e; a Son who ,,·ill kn<>w Th ee . . . a nd th a t to kn o w Him se lf is the found a tion scon e of knowl edg e . Le ad Him , I p ray , no t in th e pa th o f ease a nd co mfort , but und e r th e str ess and spur of diffi cu lti es a nd c ha ll e nge . H e re le t Him lea rn to st a nd up in a storm; h e re le t Him le a rn compass io n fo r th ose w ho fa il.

A Father ' s Prayer

Bu il d me a So n , 0 Lo rd , wh o will b e st rong e no ug h to k no w wh e n he is wea k a nd b ra , ·e e no ug h to face him se lf w he n h e is a fr a id; o ne who w ill b e pro ud a n d unb e ndin g in h o nes t d e fe a t , a nd humbl e a nd ge ntl e in vic t o ry.

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SONS OF 1984

Bu il d me a So n wh ose hea rt will b e cl ea r, wh ose g o a l will be high ; a Son who will mas ter H imse lf b efo re he seeks to m as te r o th e r me n; o ne wh o will rea ch into the futur e ye t ne, ·er fo rg e t th e pas t And a ft e r a ll th ese thin gs a re Hi s, add I p ray , e no ug h o f a se nse o f hum o r so that H e may a l way be se ri o us, ye t neve r t a ke Him se lf to o se ri o u sly Giv e him humilit y, so that H e ma r al wa ys re m e mb e r th e s impli c it y of t rue g rea tn ess , th e op e n mind o f tru e wi sdom. ch e me e kness of tru e s tr e ng th . T he n I , Hi s fa th e r, w ill d a re to w hi sp e r, " f ha ve n o t liv ed in vain " WISHES TO THE FROM Ge ne ral o f th e g las Mac Anhur

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