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The family of Howe Military Schoo l indeed can stand tall this Centennial year. Each of us has much to be proud of as we stand at the threshold of second ce ntury You don ' t have to look far to see the myriad improveme nts on the grounds and in buildings brought about by the constant attention and hard work of the maintenance and custodia l staffs. The good meals in the dining hall reflect the affection for the corps a nd the care of preparation of the SAGA staff The quality of new cadets reflects the untiring efforts of the Admissions staff in working weekends and in traveling extensively. The constru ctio n of the new Administration Building reflects the gmerosity of an alumnus and the efforts of the Development Office in init iating and carrying out a Capital Fund Drive to en large the campus and to add to end owment. The careful handling of the budget and investments by the Business Office has enabled the school to operate in a cost-effective manner. The relocation and refurbishment of the quartermaster has greatly improved this operation
The Studmt Body , buffeted by chan ges in academic requirements and standards, can stand especially tall this year, for it is a Corps of Cadets any school would be proud to ca ll its own. The leadership of an outstanding battalion commander has set the example throughout the ranks a nd the corps has functioned smartly in every endeavo r We ca n look to the future conf id ently, knowing that the family of Howe is living up to those high ideals of our founders a nd those who followed them-those ideals that have made Howe prosper in the past. Our se ni ors leave us with our blessings and the knowledge that those who remain at Howe will conti nu e working to make her ever better.
-EUGENE D. SCOTT Brigadier General, USAF (Ret) Superintendent
The Military Department, the Comma nd ant and the Tactial Officers, work ing extraord inarily long hours, have honed the corps to perfection.
I have no doubt that you have been prepared for the future. Your success is in your own hands now, and I wish you nothing but the best. Make yourselves, as well as others, proud of your accomplishments. Good luck and have faith.
You may be thankful that during your years at Howe you were instructed by our competent and caring faculty, interested not only in your academic growth, but also in helping you learn accepted values that will serve you in future years. They encouraged you to achieve the highest possible standards as well as to develop your feelings of self-worth.
The graduating class of 1985 may indeed be proud and thankful-proud that you have the honor and distinction o f heing members of the rooth class to graduate from Howe Military School and proud that you have succe5· ully completed the rigid requirements necessary for the earning of a diploma.
-Richard Piper Headmaster
HOWE ................................ PAGE 7 MILITARY .....................·... PAGE 61 SCHOOL ............................. PAGE 85 ADVERTISING ................. PAGE 151 PAST AND PRESENT: Kenneth Herrick, Treasurer of the Board of Trustees, embraces Col. Raymond Kelly, former superintendent, while Howe's present superintendent, Gen. Eugene Scott, looks on.
Mrs. Frances M. Howe James B. Howe, Esq.
In this year, the Centennial Anniversary of the founding of Howe, it is fitting that we, the Class of 1985, dedicate the Tat/er to the Founders of the school. Without their vision, their generosity, their devoted serv ice, a nd their faith and courage in insuring the school's survival during its difficult early years, therr would be no Howe today. Therefore, in deep gratitude we do dedicate this 1985 Tatler to John Badlam Howe, Frances Marie Glidden Howe, the Right Reverend David Buell Knickerbacker, James Blake Howe, Clarence John Blake, and Charles Nelson Spalding.
Hon. John B. Howe
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Norman Worthy-Cadet, Scott Warren Teacher, Richard Piper-Headmaster of Upper School.
HOWE
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TOP: Left to Right: Parents and cadets leaving chapel services, Sep· 1ember 16, 1984; The Howe Fam· ily awaiting dinner at the annual Family Picnic, September 15, 1984. BOTTOM : The Corps marching to the parade field; Gwyneth Lackey and Joanne Scott visiting with Cadet McClelland at the family pi cnic.
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FAMILY PICNIC'
TOP: Left to Right: JoJnne &ott, Judy Williams, Donalee Frounfeltcr, and Joann Cross awaiting festivities; F.uhcr George Minnix and Sally O'Sullivan; Kevin Trzcinski and Joanne Scott reminiscing; Darlene and Donald Van Zuilen and Donalcc Frounfeher. to
HOWE CELEBRATES Howe cdcbratcs its Centennial Founders' Day at South Bcnd's Century Center.
BOTTOM: Left to Right: Bishop William Sheridan, Joanne Scott, and Dr. L:ster M. Wolfson, Chancellor of Indiana University at South Bend; Cadet Trump checking the table setting and th e floral arrangement, which was created by Norm's Floral and Gift Shop especially for the Centennial; Cadets Moy, Chesher, Wonhy, Daly, and Jennings, Color Guard, wearing uniforms loaned by St. John's Academy in Wisconsin; The Lakeland Suge Band providing mellow tones for the cclebrarion
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CENTENNIAL FOUNDERS' DAY
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TOP: Left to Right: The Fort Wayne Philharmonic joining in Howe's Centennial Celebration; Major Genera l Daniel French, U.S. Army, speaking at Howe's Centennia l Miliiary Ball.
BOTTOM: The Corps and the Howe Fan1ily attending services in St. James Chapel; Genera l Eugene Scott and guests observing The Corps passing in review.
TOP: Left to Right: Sus.1n W. St<cle-member of WMU School of Music, Edward A. Kh•tnis-mtmber of St. Mark's Episcopal Church Choir, Evanston, Illinois, and Cadet Harvey-I !tad Chorister; The Reverend George Minnix presenting Cadet Schiller with his saber; Hot air balloon demon5tration by Steve Vlioff, Jr., Class of '68; Chonsrrrs awa iting the service of the Solemn Eucharist in memory of the PoundersBack Row: Cadtu South, Bird, DtCapua. Front Row; Kebbs, Coffelt. I
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BOTTOM: Left to Right: Howe faculty and staff marching into chapel service; Cadets Austin and Daly displaying the Japane se flag doMted by Mr. and Mts. Shyouchiyoko Tokuyama, parents of Yutaka Tokuyama, Class of '84; The 74th Army Band entertaining.
B.B. Bouton Remembered TOP: Left to Right: The grave of Co lonel Bumtt B Bouton, superintendent from 1934 to 1965; Mrs. Burrett B. Bouton reflecting. BOTTOM: Genera l Eugene Sco t t, Joanne Scott, Cadet Doy le, Colone l Ke ll y, Col. Trout, and cadets await in g services; Father George Minnix and members of the Howe Family honoring Col. Bouion.
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COL. KELLY HONORED The Howe Family turns out to honor Col. Ray mond Kelly , Superintendent from r965 to 1981. TOP: Left to Right: Timothy Shelby; Jacob Poljak ; Col. Raymond Kelly. BOTTOM: Cadets Dorward Hamilton, Weiner, Nagy , Gaball, Ogden, Gillespie; Father George Minnix, Je a n Scropas, and Co l. Raymond Kelly. t9
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TOP: Left to Right: Cadets McClelland, Stratton and Rynearson; Cadet Doy le; Joanne Scott. BOTTOM: John Pagin expressing him self vociferously; Karen Ma leric h; Barbara Piper. 2 l
22 ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL SEATED: Left to Right: James F. Hilliard, The Reverend George Minnix, Brig. Gen Eugene D Scott, Brenn E. Arklie, John A. Pagin. STANDING: James E. Ma lerich, Max Taylor, Cap t Stephen Edwards, Lt. Co l. William C. Trout, Ll oyd A Kirby, Lt Co l. Billy D. Williams, Judy Williams, Richard Piper. THE FRONT OFFICE FIRST ROW: Mary Brown, Karen Bidwell, Mary Ell en Rag land SECOND ROW: Brenn Arklie, Harry De ll e, Gloria Miller, Glenn Cox, Gen. Eugene Scott.
HISTORY IN THE UN-MAKINGTHE Q.M. COMES DOWN 23
A SIGNIFICANT CHOIR BOTTOM LEFT: FIRST ROW : Left to Right : Ben net, Melvin, Rogers, Magyar , Ross, Krebs. SECOND ROW : Poccia , C hase, Krilich, Ja cq ues, Bown, DeCap ua, Harvey. THIRD ROW: Zukowski, Bates, Sout h , Singer, Wiggins, Co leman , VanBuskirk, Brown, K UPPER SCHOOL ACOLYTES BOTTOM RIGHT : FIRST ROW : Left to Right : Jordan, Stratton, Doyle, McClel land, Rader. SECOND ROW : Barnes, H atcher, P., Anita Pri ce, Zei ler THIRD ROW: Bruce, Austin, Butler, Worthy, Bl ack. Sidney Bon er , Choir Master, and his assistan t , Doroth y Bon er THE CHOIR 24
HEAD ACOLYTE, CHRIS DOYLE FATHER GEORGE MINNIX, CHAPLAIN UPPER SCHOOL ACOLYTES
SENIOR ACOLYTES JOHN M cCLELLAND JOEY BUTLER I \ .. . STEVEN STRATTON ANITA PRICE JAMES AUSTIN 2 6
BID FAREWELL WILLIAM JORDAN WILLIAM RADER LOWER SCHOOL ACOLYTES
TOP: Right: Two long time members of Old Guard, Father Minnix and John Pagin, posing in front of the original Howe Grammar School , where it all began in 1884, currently Father Minnix 1 s hom e CADET OLD GUARD
O ld G ua rd , dedi cating itself to improvin g the quality of lif e for Howe cadets, facu lt y, and staff, is the o ld est organizat ion on the Howe campus. Compri sed of fac ult y, st aff, adm ini strators, a nd ca d ets who h ave been at Howe for a t least four years, the organization provides a number of services to the Corps. T h e O ld Guard m a int a in s a contin uit y with pa st grad uat es, t eachers, and others as well as to those presently engaged in this u n dertaking Among its ac tiviti es are camp u s bea utific a tion , d eba t es, d ecorati ng the camp us for Christmas, sponsori ng dinners for staff, facu lty, and cadets. The Old Guard a lso a nnu a ll y honors the memory of Mrs. Howe and other Howe faculty and staff members, as we ll as provid in g awa rds to deserving ca d ets at graduation.
BOTTOM LEFT: Left to Right: First Row : Bricker, Stratton , Ri chardso n, R., Nagy, John A. Pagin. Second Row : Gilles pi e, Streeter, N., H atcher, H am ilt on , A., Meaux, Jon es, M., Austin , W atkin s, Jord an Third Row: Daly McClelland, Redm an, Ogden, Trout, Butler. Fourth Row: Doyle , Matuszak, Harvey. BOTTOM RIGH T: First Row: John Pagin , Janell G riff en, Lt. Col. W illi am Trou t, Father George Minnix, Ri cha rd Piper, James Ma leri ch, Glenn Cox, Darlene Van Zuilen , Mary Brown, Jacob Polj ak Second Row : H arry Dell e, M ax Tay lor , Steven Clark, Lloyd, Ki rb y, Jea nn e Scropos, Sally U lrich, T ho mas Sabocik, Scott Warren, Mark Fesperman, Dennis Redde n. T hird Row : Ro bert Cra btree, M ichae l Bauder , Ray Bender, Pau l Lauver, G lenn Moore, James Snyder, Earl Cleve land , Herman Ra gland, Im ants Gai li s, C hri s Betts, John B<:tts.
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HOWE HOSTS DEBATE
BOTTOM: Left to Right: Students having finished their debate posing with Cadet Moran: Left to Right: Affirmative: Beth Peathowski and Jeff Maggiolt from Mishawaka; Negative: Jeff Smith and Rick Butler from Riley; Congressmen posing with Cadet McClelland, presiding officer of the Student Congress.
TOP: Left to Right: NFL District Director Bob Brittain, John Pagin, and Cadet McC lelland looking on while Jeanne Scropos, a debate judge, toials paints; Cadets Harvey and Sawyer receiving their first place award for varsity debate from Genera l Eugene D. Scott.
The Centennial Debate was hosted by Howe on December 8, 1984, under the direction of John A. Pagin. The debore topic was "That the Federal Government should supply employment for all employable U.S. citizens living in poverty." Schools from Northern Indiana participated
Debaters discuss their topic with advisor John Pagin-SEATED: Left to Right: Cadet Sawyer speaks wit h fellow debaters Gi ll esp ie, Sawyer. STANDING: Moran, Zoss, John Pagin , Grie rson, Harvey. Varsity debaters: SEATED: Left to Right : Gi ll espie, Sawyer. STANDING: McC lell and, Crockett, John Pagin, Harvey. Harvey and Sawyer display their first p lace p laq ue in th e Cente nni a l Deb at e. 32
DEBATE PREVAILS
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SEATED: Left to Right: Wyman, Bricker, Hilliard, H arvey, Jord a n. STANDING: Doyle, Megerdichian, Washington, Vogel, Gillespie, Redman , Colburn, Grierson. J I .; HERALD STAFF •• ttft .,0111•' 0, • U'•l f'\11 lt 111f f.lf/ 'IWCt 'tl .,f IU4\6JU• II I. \ 1 i ll SEATED: Grierson. STANDING: Gwyneth Lackey, Trout, Dorward, Knarr, Gillespie, Sellers. 33
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FIELD DAY ... '
Cadet puts forth his best effort. Tom Sabocik, smurfing. Cadet Recilc edges his way across.
D a le Smith ma kes sure Cadet Schult gets it all down. Darl e ne YanZuilen forgives Cadet Rader for returning his library books !are. Cadet Stelzer nears his goal. 37
Donalee Frounfelter and Wuzzer are wowed watch ing the waves. VARSITY ''H'' CLUB FIRST ROW : Left to Right: Scott Warren, Stratton, Nagy , Grierson, Redman. SECOND ROW: Schi ll er, Holmes, Meaux, Davidson, Megerdi chian. THIRD ROW: Knarr, Recilc, Jones, M.A., Jordan FOURTH ROW : Tedder, Richardson, R., Worthy, Washington, Zeiler.
ROW : Paul Orsborn , Ja cob Poljak, Mark Fesperman, Lloyd Kirby, Thomas Shook, Anthony Pennington SECOND
FIRST ROW: Redden Schillinger.
Dennis
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ATHLETICS COACHES
Missing : Thomas Sabocik, James Pastoor. 39
The Team on the field with coaches James Pastoor and Jeffrey Shillinger. VARSITY
FOOTBALL TEAMS VARSITY MOST VALUABLE-Cadet Bricker MOST IMPROVED-Cadet Holmes BEST EFFO RT -Cadet Streeter , N. LOWER SCHOOL MOST VALUABLE Defensive Player-Cadet Rcude Ferr er Offensive Player-Cadet Fry MOST IMPROVED -Ca det Wiggens BOTTOM LEFT : First Row : Left to Right : Abdullah, Bri cker, Crockett, Drew , D avis, Knarr. Seco nd Row : Da ly, Gaball, Recile , M ea ux, Profitt, Chesher, Creger. Third Row: Streete r, N., Tro ut, D av idson , Nagy , Mergerdi chian , Hami lton Fourth Row : Jeffre y Schillinger, &hu lt, T edd er, Holmes, Black, James Pastoor. Fifth Row: Jenn i ngs, Radewahn , Worthy, Blake , Co le. BOTTOM RIGHT : First Row : Cabrera Hererra , Poccia, Sharp, Kri lich, DeCua , Streeter, M., Trout. Seco nd Row: Dale Smith, Anthony Pennington, Lipman , Rueda Ferre r, Fry, Pao li , Jac ques Third Row: Adam s, Marx , M., Minor, Taylor, Singer , Wiggin s LOWER SCHOOL 41
Cade t H olm es ca rr yi ng th e ball on an end sweep, led by blockers Radewah n, Co le, and Drew. Cadet Blake recovering a loose footba ll for th e Cadets. 42
The Cadet defense swarming around th e visiting ba ll carrier. The Howe defense readying itself for another offensive attack. 43
TOP: Lef t to Right: McClelland; Hatcher. BOTTOM: Stratton; Mitcham. 44
TENNIS TEAM MOST VALUABLE-Cadet Hami lt on, J. MOST IMPROVED-Cadet Hatcher BEST EFFORT -Cadet Hamilton, J. First Row: Left to Ri ght: Hamilton, ]. , Stratton, Mitcham. Se co nd Row : McClelland, Hatcher, Chesher, Ogden, Thomason. 45
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BASKETBALL TEAMS LOWER SC HOOL SEVENTH GRADE MOST VALUABLE-Cadet Taylor MOST IMPROVED-Cadet Fry EIGHTH GRADE MOST VALUABLE-Cadet Adams MOST IMPROVED-Cadet Poccia VARSITY MOST VALUABLE-Cadet Washington MOST IMPROVED-Cadet Watkins BEST EFFORT-Cadet Washington TOP: Leff to Right : Cadet Meaux trying for 2; Cadet Ri chardson, T , going up for the seco nd jump against Jim town. BOTTOM LEFT: First Row: Hamilton, J.. McDonagh, Davis, M. , Ri chardson, R , Jones, M R., Recile. Seco nd Row: Thomas Sabocik, Bruce, Ogden, Richardson, T., Hart , T edder, Watkins, Burke, Co le. BOTTOM RIGHT : Kneeling: Jordan, Meaux. Stand ing : C lark, Co lburn , Butler, Washington, Worthy, Streeter, N., Moy, D., Scott Warren VARSITY 47
TOP: Left to Right: Cadets Meaux, S tr eete r, N., Washington, and Worthy awaiting a rebo und in tb c Jimt own ga me; Ron Richardson bringing the ball down co urt in 1he )imtown vs. Howe JV game; Kneeling: Cab rera Hererra F., Second Row: Poccia , Warne, Sharp , Vazquez, Rcuda Ferrer. Third Row: Ada ms, Marx, J., Garford Reid. BOTTOM: Ca det Meux starting the fast break wi th Worthy, Butl er, Streeter, and Jord a n looking for the first pass ; Kneeling: Ni cke ll Second Row: Fry, DeForest, Cortina, Streeter, M. , South , Bird Thi rd Row : Garford Rei d , Meyer, Taylor, Paoli, Jacq ues. LOWER SCHOOL 49
TOP: Left to Right: Bricker, sprinting the 6o yard freestyle; Megerd i chi an ( lane 2) plunging ahead in the 6o yard freesty le. BOTTOM: D rew (lane 4) and Bricker (lane 1) off rhe blocks for the 100 frees tyle.
SWIMMING TEAM MOST VALUABLE-Cadet Megerdichian MOST IMPROVED-C adets Mitcham and Bricker BEST EFFORT -Cadet Hilliard First Row: Left to Right : H atch er, Daly , Megerdi chian, Crockett, Hollingsworth , Hilliard. Second Row : Goebe l, Mann, Radar, Wym ann , ]ei>nings. Third Row: Mark Fes perman , St reete r, R., S tr ee ter, N. , Mitcham, Bricker. 51
TOP: Cade t Sc hult recovering from an injury T im e out MIDDLE: Ca det Wymann siz ing up an oppo nont in fi rst period ac ti 9n BOTTOM: Ca det Ga ball finding out t hat h eavywe ight s come in all sizes.
WRESTLING TEAM MOST VALUABLE-Cadet Farmiloe MOST IMPROVED-Cadet DeJong BEST EFFORT-Cadet Richardson, R. · R' h B F 1 R d h Black Schurz Mckeever.First Row : Thom ason, Jones, M., 1c ardson, R., Knarr, Stratton, Se ll ers . Second Row: Schu lt, Holmes, Gaba ll , Stephens, arnes , arm1 oc, a ewa n,
Cadets Daly and Jennings pr e pare for game Cadet Meaux gets a hit Cadet Collburn burn s one. 54
BASEBALL TEAM Most Valuable -Ca de t Colburn Most Improv ed -Ca det Bricker Bes t Effort-Cadet S eelye KNEELING: Left to Ri ght : Smith, Thomason , Ri chard so n, R., Davis , Bates , M ea ux STANDING: Matu sza k, Fi sher, Colburn, Seelye, Ko bm ann, Tedder, Da ly, Brick er, Wo rthy , Ogde n , S tr eeter, N., Hatcher, Jennin gs, C rockett 55
Cadet Cabrera Herrera Cadet Schurz Cadet Watkins Cadet Streeter, "The Bear"
GOLF TEAM Left to Ri ght: Thomas Saboc ik , Schurz, Barnes, Watkins, Streeter , ) R., Cabrera Herrera, Campbe ll, Rader. MOST IMPROVED-Cadet Schurz BEST EFFORT-Cadet Streeter, J.R. 57
C adet Wym a nn shows hi s form. Cadet Weymouth, will he make it? Rudy Recilc routinely runs roughshod over the ramparts.
TRACK TEAM LOWER SCHOOL MOST VALUAB LE-Cadet Adams MOST IMPROVED-Cadet Porter MOST POTENTIAL-Cadet Trout, C. NORSE TRACK MEDALS: SEVENTH GRADE-Cadet Fry EIGHTH GRADE-Cadet Hatcher, L. UPPER SCHOOL MOST V ALUABLE-Cadec Stratcon MOST IMPROVED-Cadet Sawyer BEST EFFORT-Cadet McCart FIRST ROW: Lef t to Right: Hatcher, P., Wymann, Black, McCart, Knarr, Stratton. SECOND ROW: Redman , McC lelland, Johnson, McDonagh, Trout, Mcgcrdich ian, Rcci lc THIRD ROW : Stancel, Weymouth, Sawyer, Brown, ]., Co leman 59
LOWER SCHOOL TRACK TEAM FTRST ROW: Left to Right: Anthon y Pennington , M elvin, Mulhern , Roge rs, Cabrera Herrera, Magyar, Sullivan, Sharp, DeForest , Vasqu ez SECOND ROW : Northrop , Paoli, Fry, Mullin s, Porter, Kri li ch, Warne, Co rtin a, Mar x, M., Ru eda Ferrer , Bowen, D en nis Redd en THIRD ROW : Wiggins, Adams, Latham , Bird. Cadets Brown, )., Black, and Knarr put on the h eat. 60
ATHLETIC AWARDS LOWER SCHQOL: ' Outstan Ing Intramural Ci!mpetitor: Kevin Lan1kin Bashara Troph>•: James Adams UPPER SCHOOL: H aber ly Sportsmanship Cu.p: Ara Mcgerdichian Army Reserve Award for Outstanding Athlete: Sgt. Brown Awnrd: Christopher Doyle Alex Stewart Jr. Memorial: Athlete: Freshman: Paul Hat c her Sophomore: Nate Streeter, Ron Richardson Junior : Marc Bri cker Honorary Lener: Mr. Edward Choate t98 5-r986 VHC Darius Meaux:
MILITARY STAFF: Lt. Co l. Billy D Williams , Ma j. Howard Terre ll , Sgt. t st C la ss William Cribb, Staff Sgt Randy Jeffers. Lt. Co l. William C. Trout, Commandant BA TTALION STAFF Cadet Lt Col Christopher Doy le, Bn Commander; Capt. Reid S awyer, S3; Command Sgt. Maj. Jame s Colburn, Li a ison; Capt. Steven Stratton, S4; Maj. Jeffr ey Rynearso n, Bn XO Capt. John McClelland, S5, n a
MILITARY Cadets Doyle and Sawyer a t parad e r es t.
"Not another demerit, Mr. Hamilton! " Belinda Weaver ex claims. Mary Tepfer smi les at another un likely story. Capt. Edwards and Col. Wi ll iams exchange ideas.
TACTICAL OFFICERS -.,...-- ............J Staff Sgt. Randy Edwards Capt Manuel Bustos Capt. George Musolff Missing: Capt Jimmie Sha<p
66 BRAVO STAFF 2nd Lt. Kenneth Washington 1st Lt. William Rader Capt. Eric Wymann 1st Sgt. Rudy Recile Master Sgt Russell Stephens Pvt. 1st C lass Norman Worthy
BRA VO COMPANY Austin Profitt Barnes Rader Bates Robinson Black Radewahn Brown, K. Recile Bruce Rogan Cole Schurz Creger Seelye Davis, G. Stance! Goebel Stelzer Greer Stephens Hamilton, J. Streeter, J. Harvey Tedder Holmes Thomason Kobmann Underwood Mc Cart Warmann Mann Washington Meaux Worthy Megerdichian Wymann Moyer Z ukow ski BRA VO CO.-BEST DRILL SQUAD
68 DELTA STAFF Capt. Myke Muruszak 2nd Lr. Daniel Sellers 2nd Lt. Thomas Grierson ist. Sgt. Aaron Mitcham Pvt. Brad Drew 2nd Lt. Steven Vogel (n.a.)
DELTA COMPANY Abdullah McDonagh Anderson McKeever Bricker Matuszak Butler Meyer Campbell Mitcham Chernoff Moy, D. Coleman Nelson Crockett Owens Davis, M. Richardson, R. Drew Richardson, T. Finch Schiller Fisher Sellers Grierson Sharp, S. Hart Smith, Hatcher Streeter, N . Hilliard Trout, R. Jennings Weymouth Johnson Zeiler Jones, M Zoss DELTA CO. DRILL SQUAD
ECHO STAFF 1st Sgt . Anthony H a milton Capt. Wi lli a m Nagy 2nd Lt Wi lli a m Jord an Pvt 1st C lass Josheey aw Burk s 2nd Lt John Gi ll es pi e ( n. a .) 1st Lt. Randall Redm a n (n .a.)
ECHO COMPANY Barna Hollingsworth Brown Jordan Burks Knarr Cabrera Herrera Know lton Daly Moran Davidson Moy, N Dorward Nagy Farmiloe Ogd en Fogleman Pulford Ga ball Trump Gi ll esp ie Schult Hamilton, A Watkins ECHO CO. DRILL SQUAD 71
MIKE COMPANY Adams Korb Paoli Barrow Krebs Poccia Becker Kri li ch Porter Bennett Lamkin Reigel Bird Latham Rezanka Bowen Lipman Rogers Cabrera Herrera Magyar Rueda Ferrer Chase Mark, J. Santos Chirri Mark, M. Scordilis Coffelt Melvin Sharp , W. Cortina Minor Singer DcCapua Mulhern Smith, M. DeForest Mullins South Duncan Myers Streeter, M. Ewing Napier Sullivan Fry New Swanson Hall Newman Taylor Hatcher, L. Nickell Tewmey Herring Northrop Trout, C. Jacques Northrup Vazques Kong Nurmikko Warne Wiggins MIKE CO. STAFF: Sgt. 1st Class Stuart Melvin, Sgt 1st Class Fernando Cabrera Herrera, 1st Sgt. Rick Miner, Sgt. 1st Class Philip Rogers, Staff Sgt Humberto Cortina. Master Sgt. Warne, n.a. 73
74 IDR Cadet Matuszak with !DR at co unt off-FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Davis, Crockett, Greer , M cDonagh SECOND ROW: Barnes, Creger, Bates, Kobmann. McClelland Matuszak Wymann Re cil e Thomason Ratliff Gre er Zukowski Co le Barnes Rogan Bricker Kobmann Creger Bruce Profitt Bares Crockett Clark Fish er MEMBERS OF IDR McDonagh McKeever Nelson Smith Davis, M. Zoss Coleman Bayne Moy, D Negerdichian Johnson Finch Abdullah Mitcham Burks Daly Watkins Ogden Hollingsworth
COLOR GUARD Left to Rgiht: Moy, D., Ches her, Worthy , Daly , Jennings. 75
CANNON CREW Left to Right : Mann, Wa rm ann , Meaux, Zukowski. HUSSARS FRONT: Me a ux. Left to Right : Drew, Worthy , Hollingsworth, Tedder, Ri chardson, R., Hamilton, J., Mitcham
Cadet Band Co mm and er McClelland (seated) with Cadet Chernoff. Band Director, Maj. Terr ell. HOWE'S BAND 77
RIFLE KNEELING: Left to Right : M>tusz ak, Dr ew. STANDING : Nagy , Doy le, Anderson , Harvey , Hat cher , P. , Davidson , McDonagh, Recile , Fi sher, Sgt. 1st Class Cri bb MOST VALUABLE Cad et Doy le MOST IMPROVED Cadet Fi sher BEST EFFORT Cadet Rec il e
1 1 ..... Ranger Wymann, alias 00, coo l in the shade. Ranger Rader ready to rappel. a • ')\ j'.. ,I' ( • ',.•JI . . '\,. ·li.·... ii .... . KNEELING: Left to Right: Hamilton, Richardson, R., Nagy, Rynearson. SECOND ROW: Jordan , Radcwahn, Burks, Stephens, Thomason. THIRD ROW: Recile , Wymann (oo), Schurz, Profitt. FOURTH ROW: Staff Sgt. Jeffers, Daly, Rader, Streeter, N., Richardson, T., Washington, Megerdichian. 79
THE CORPS PASSING IN REVIEW 80
Mr. Piper seems to be next in line to rappe l. Col. Skinner congratu lates Sgt. ISt C lass Cribb on his re-enlistment.
Cadet Doyle accepts the MacArthur Award. Cadet Radewahn leads the way. Mike Company is reviewed by Mrs. Stoeckley for the last time
MILITARY AWARDS Fa th er W h ea tl ey M em or ia l T ac ti ca l Offi ce rs' Go ld M ed a l: J a m es Ad a m s Ca pt a in M a nu el E Bu s to s A wa rd: Aa ron Co lem an S up erint endent 's Go ld Me d a l fo r Bes t Mili rn r y Bea rin g : O ld G u a rd Bes t Fi rs t Y ca r Ca d e t M ed a l: Ca d et o f th e Yea r: A nthon y Hamilton Assoc ia ti on o f th e U nit ed St a t es Ar my Hi st o ry A wa rd: Indi a n a G ua rd Reserve M ed a l: Je ffr ey Ryn ea rso n O ut s ta ndin g N on- Co mmi ss io n ed Offi ce r M ed a l: Ja m es Co lburn Fo n Way n e, Indi an a Rese r ve Offi ce rs Assoc iation M ed a l: I ndi a n a N a tion a l G uard M ed a l: Ar a M ege rdi chi an Assoc ia ti on of th e Unit ed S tat es A rm y M ed al: William Ra d er N a ti on a l So journ ers M cd id: Denni s Mo y A meri ca n Leg ion S cholasti c Exce ll en ce M ed a l: A mer ica n L eg ion ROT C Ge n e ra l Militar y Exc ell en ce M ed a l: U nit ed St a tes A rm y R eser ve Sc holar / Athlet e Awa rd: Assoc ia tion o f M ilit a r y Co ll eges a nd S ch ool s M ed a l: D au g ht e rs o f th e A m eri ca n Rev olution A wa rd: M ilitar y Ord e r of th e W o rld W ars Med al: Randall Cro cke tt Ge n era l Simp son A wa rd: Sc ott S c hurz Sil ve r: Dariu s M eau x Go ld : Mi ch ael Matu sza k C o B: Philip P ro fitt C o. D: M a rcus D a vi s C o E : J a mes Wa tkin s C o M: A leja ndro Ru ed a F err e r Co B: M a rcu s G ree r C o. D: E r ik A nd erse n C o E: Rob ert K n arr Co M : Larr y Fr y Ron a ld Ri ch a rd son Eri c W ym ann Christ o ph e r D oy le N a th a n S tr ee ter Ara M ege rdi chi a n Monigu c Hilli a rd Ca d et S chur z M onigu e Hilliard So n s o f th e Ameri can Rev olution ROT C M edal: Paul Hat ch er D epa rtm ent of th e A rm y Milit a ry S cho o l S uperior Cadet D ec or a tion s: D unnin g M emo ri a l Plagu e a nd S ch o lars hip: Mi chael M atu sza k Ma jor Littl e S abr e a nd M ed a l: Stuart Mel vin Maj o r M erritt Sword and M ed a l: J a mes Colburn Bi s h o p Gr ay Sabr e a nd Med a l-B o ut o n M e morial Plagu e : L eg ion of V a lor Bronz e Cro ss fo r A chi eve ment: LD I : M a tth ew M cDon agh LD II: Nath a n Str eeter LD III: J a m es Colburn LD IV : C hristoph er Doyle Christopher Doyl e C hri s toph er Do y le
Im ants Gai li s "p utting up with the Sophomore Class Offi cers": Cadets Moy, D ., Secretary; Watkins, Sgt at A rm s; Chernoff, Treas ur er; Streeter, N ., Vi ce President ; Ri chardson, R., President ,
Cadet Doyle discovers th at ce ntripetal force docs exist. Fochtman ('83) dec id es that it was so mu ch fun h e ought to co me back.
SCHOOL Physics and AP. English, a most select group indeed!
FIFTH GRADE Rob ert Krebs M ark Magyar Well, th ey ap pear ro be studying! Matthew Port er Mi chael Rezanka Ross Su ll ivan Lloyd Kirby, our ath letic director, shows his ex pertise as a science teac her. 86
James Smith Mic h ae l Streeter Jason Tawmey C li fton Trout C linton Wiggins SIXTH GRADE Sixt h graders list en to Mr. Kirby. Andrew Napier Eric Newman Br ia n Becker Don ald Coffelt D av id H a ll
Timothy Barrow Shawn Bennett 88 SEVENTH GRADE Cade ts Minor, Melvin, a nd Rogers relax after taking the S.A.T. test David Bird Bradford Bowen Charles Chase Humberto Cortina Anthony DcCapua Desmond DeForest Travis Duncan Larry Fry Brian Jacques John Kong Richard Krilich
Pedro Santos Christian Scordilis Mark Smith Eric South Rodney Taylor SEVENTH GRADE Jean Scropos aids her students. Christopher Northrup Calvin Nurmikko Matthew Paoli George Ross Charles Myers Lewis Nickell Ross Northrop Kevin Lamkin Timothy Mulhern ...
EIGHTH GRADE Ja mes Adam s Jorg e Cabrera H e rr era Cadet Melvin , th e o nl y me mber of Bet a Lamda Si g ma, r eceives help from hi s advi so r, Dennis Red den Abd ul Chirri Jay Ewing Leon a rd H a tch er W.D. H er ring Stev e n Korb Sean L at h a m D av id Lipman Michael Marx Joseph Marx
EIGHTH GRADE Anthony Pennington receives support from his students. Christopher Swanson Tulio Vazquez Michael Warne A lejandro Rueda Ferrer James Riegel ( n.a.) Philip Rogers William Sharp Jason Singer Brian Mullins David New (n.a.) Sean Poccia Stuart Melvin Richard Minor 91
' Sponsor of the Junior C lass, Jeffrey Sch illin ger, "There seems to be something missing." Ca dets Hamilton, Treasurer, and Worthy, Sgt. at Arms, wonder where Cadets Meaux, President; Bricker, Secretary; and Drew, Vice President, cou ld be.
Chris and John Betts musing abo ut their trip to Germany.
Pau l Orsborn, cheerful as usual. The ever-efficient Marga ret S h ook. "Yo u wi ll enjoy this class-that's an order!"
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Sally Ulri ch, smilin g as usua l. "Venerunt, vidcrunt, ivcrun t.'' "Be with you in a morncnr." James E Malerich, H eadmaster of Lower School. 93
And the answer is Wizard Wuzzer Dale Smith looks forward to another day. Drew drawing conc lu sions. Rudy, st ud yin g a t last? 94
Checking the R and R Pinball Wizard Col. Cross The bashful Chris Betts. Maintaining as usual. 9 5
Hollingsworth
David
Robert
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Gregg Barna Ryan Bayne Jo shec yaw Burks Jorge Cabrera Hererra Bernard Cole Aaron Coleman Freshmen class officers discuss freshmen grades with Thomas Shook, class sponsor. Lcfi Right: Cadets Cole, Burks, Cabrera Hererra , Profitt, Johnson Mark Finch John Fisher Stephen Hart Paul Hatcher
Johnson Ronald Lazar
Major Howa rd Terrell dire cts Cadets Owens and Moy, N. to practice Shane Ratliff Jason Rogan Casey Schult Roderick Seelye Sarah Sharp John Stelzer Bradley Thomason Nathan Zoss Edward Owens Philip Profitt Steven Pulford James Moyer Blake Nelson Troy Meyer Nelson Moy 97
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Hasan Abdullah Erik Anderson Rex Barnes Stephen Bates Kevin Brown Kenneth Chernoff Gary Davis (n a.) Sophomores finding another of Mr. Gailis's puns a musing. Left to Right: Cadets Fogelman , Richardson, McHan, McKeevcr, Anderson.
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SOPHOMORES Cade t Ri chardson (foregro und ) studying hard , as usual. Cad et Ogden (background) follows hi s exa mp le. A ustin Robinson S cott Schurz John Smith Nathan Streeter Michael Und er wood Edgar V an Buskirk Ja mes Watkins John Zukowski D ennis Moy Ronald Ri char dson Theron Ri ch ar dson D av id McKeever Ra y mond Mann Ken n et h Kobman Gregory McCart -99
Stephen Black Marc Bri cker William Brown e Terence Bru ce 100 Sen iors an d Juni ors fight for The Hill. Lawrence Campbell J a mes Colburn Owen Creger Rand a ll Crockett
JUNIORS Supremes (Left to Right) C lark, Worthy, and Bruce swinging out at Howe's Talent Show.
Jeffrey
Farmiloe Anthony Hamilton Jeffrey Harvey James Daly Derek DeJong James Dorward Brad Dr ew JOI
Tay lor Jennings Douglas Knowlton Darius Meaux Aaron Mitcham 102 Juni ors mingle at mess. Keith Ogden Leif Radewahn Rudy Recile
JUNIORS Cade ts Ogde n a nd Colburn peruse an English grammar book , trying to discover why Miss Frounfelter and Mrs. M ichael enj oy dia gra mming se nt en ces. Salvatore Warmann Jeffrey Weiner Norman Worthy Kevin Zeiler John Stance! Russell Stephens Joseph Tedder Louis Trump to3
104 " N ow th e rub be r du ckcy goes h ere." Mr P ag in h as a "wo rd " with th e Seni o r C lass Offi ce rs: Ca d ets Jord a n, Vi ce P resid ent; G ill esp ie, Sec re tary; Red ma n , Treas u re r; N agy, Pres ide nt Ph ys ics cl ass inves ti ga t es 1h c ae rod ynami cs of a " Bl ac k Sh a rk. "
SENIORS Fanchion Pa lmit er expresses disbelief: "Did you really write this, Reggie?"
JAMES ROBERT AUSTIN BRAVO COMPANY Track 1, Cross-co unt ry->, O ld Guard- 1, Honor Guard-1, Drill Team z, Acolyte-3, D cba tc- 1, Speech-1.
JAMIE SCOTT BROWN ECHO COMPANY Bas ketball -2, T hespi ans-i, Baseba ll -1, Wa iter-i, We ight Liftin g-2 In S ept emb er I will be stud y ing vet erin a ry medi cin e a t Purdu e or M ac Murray.
JOEY ALBERT BUTLER DEL TA COMPANY Basketball-3, Football-z, Track-z, Waiters-1, Acolytc-1, Ushers-1, Co lor Guard->, Honor Guard-2, Old Guard-1, Thespians-I. Thanks, Mom!
REGINALD DARNELL CLARK ECHO COMPANY Bas kctb111 3, Base ball 1, Foo tba ll 1, W ai te r 1, Tenni s- 1, IDR 1, H on or G uard 1, Band 1, Thespi ans-. 1. In Ju ly I will go into th e a rm y for thr ee yea rs; wh en I a m dis ch a rge d , I p lan t o s tud y mu sic a t Southern C a liforni a S chool of Mu s ic
I I 0 SCOTT ANDREW DAVIDSON ECHO COMPANY Band 1, IDR 1, Swimming- 1, Football 1, Rifl e Team-1, H onor Guard- 1, VHC-1. I plan on attendi ng a millwright apprenti ces hip program in the fa ll.
CHRISTOPHER MARTIN DOYLE BATT ALION COMMANDER Aco lyrcs i, Rifl e->, Tra ck 1, NHG -2, Old Gu ard 1, A lph a Delta T au 1, Sword and Shicld -2, Quill & Sc roll -2 , H e rald 1, Foo tball M gr 1, Wr es tlin g Mgr 1, Trac k M gr 1. I wish t o th a nk th e How e fa culty a nd st a ff , m y fri end s, a nd espec iall y m y p a rent s fo r th e ir co u n sel, g uid an ce, a nd support ov er th e pas t four year s. To th e Und ercla ssm en: S e t your go als and ne ver giv e up . II I
I I 2 JOHN PAUL GILLESPIE ECHO COMPANY Rifl e- 1, Thes pia ns->, Choir 1, O ld G uard -1, Speec h-3, D eba te->, Ra dio C lu b-1, N H S- 1. In S e pt emb er I will be at Eas t e rn Mi c hi ga n U ni ve rs ity s tud yin g la w e nfor ce ment.
THOMAS WILLIAM GRIERSON DELTA COMPANY Tennis-2, VHC -4, Swimming-4 , Th es pian s-3, Herald -1. Mom and Dad, th ank s for having faith in me; I won ' t let you down when I go on to college. l I 3
I 14 MONIQUE ELIZABETH HILLIARD DELTA COMPANY Swimming-3, Cross-country->, Speech 1. A great thanks to the faculty, General Sco tt, and various ca dets for their support throughout my three years at Howe
DA YID JAMES HOLMES BRAVO COMPANY Foo tball Ca pt a in 1, Rifl e- 1, V H C- 1, W aite rs-1, Wres tlin g->, Trac k 1, Rang ers-3, W eig ht Liftin g- 1, IDR 1, Hu ssars- 1, Col or Gu ard 1, Honor Guarcl -2. In S ept emb er I will be stud ying bu sin ess administr ation at Ba ll St ate Univer sity I I 5
11 6 WILLIAM JORDAN II ECHO COMPANY Baskctba ll -4, Track-4, Footba ll -3, Range rs-3, Hu ssa rs-3, IDR-3, Aco lyte-i, Spcech-i, VHC-1, NHS-1. In September I wi ll be studying business administr ation a t th e Univ ersity of S a n Francisco.
ROBERT W. KNARR ECHO COMPANY Footba ll 1, Wrestling-1, Track-1, Vl-IC-1, Herald-1. I would lik e to thank my mother and father for the chance to come to Howe, and also all of my friends who have made my tim e here en joyable. 117
118 JOHN STEW ART McCLELLAND BA TT ALION STAFF Band-4, Rangers->, IDR-i, Aco lyte-3, Tatler-1, Herald->, Speech-4, Debate->, Honor Co un ci l 1, Thespians->, Choir-1, Sword and Shield 1 , Tennis 1, Wrestling ->, Old Guard-1, Honor Guard-4. I came here as a person with many unanswered questions, but I am leaving as a young man with them answered. I owe my lov e and thanks to General and Mrs. Scott and especia lly to my very patient parents.
MICHAEL EDWARD MATUSZAK DEL TA COMPANY COMMANDER Rifl e 4, Baseball 4, Footba ll >, Cross-co untr y- 1, Weight Lifting-•, Rangers-3 , Hussars-3, IDR -3, Acolytes->, Thcspians 3, Herald -4, NHS 1, Wa it crs-3, Old Guard 1, Co lor Guard 1, Radio -1, Sword and Shield- 1, Spccch 1, Honor Guard 1. I don't h ave the space to thank a ll th e cadets, faculty and my p arents for helping me through the years, but none of yo u will be forgotten. I'm off to West Point. 119
120 ARA ARTHUR MEGERDICHIAN BRAVO COMPANY Football-1, Swimming 1, Track-1 , IDR-1 , Band 1, VHC-1. My future plans are to be a pilot in the United States Air For ce and to major in aerospace engi n eer ing.
RICHARD EUGENE MORAN ECHO COMPANY Wrestl in g- 1, Baseball z, Co lor Guard 1, Weight Lifting-r, Debate-1. I wish to thank my grandparents for supporting me a ll through school; I would have become a bum without them. I love you very much. I l I
12 2 WILLIAM WARREN NAGY ECHO COMPANY COMMANDER Sw immin g-3, Footba ll >, Tra ck 1, Rifle 1, Rangers-3, VHC P resident-3, O ld Guard 2, Honor Co un cil 2. In September I plan to attend Indiana Un iversity at Fort Wayne to study accounting, worki n g toward becoming a CPA.
WILLIAM MORTON RADER III BRAVO COMPANY Swimming -2, Golf-i, Herold -i, Weight Lifting 1, Thespians 1, Acolytes -i. I would lik e to thank my parents, for without their support and love I wouldn't have made it. Thanks also to th e faculty and administration; good luck to all my friends.
124 RANDALL BRIAN REDMAN ECHO COMPANY Football- i, Ba«ball i, Swim ming->, Track->, Basketba ll ->, VHC-2 , Honor Cou ncil ->, NHS-i, Waiters->, Old Guard-1. I would like to thank everyone who has help ed me in the last four years, especia ll y m y parents. I a lso wish the members of the Class of 1985 the best of lu ck in a ll of their endeavors
JEFFREY SCOTT RYNEARSON BATTALION STAFF Cross -counrry-3, Herald 1, Track-1, Weight Lifting->, Wrest lin g-2, Rangers 3. First, thanks to Mom and Dad for send in g me to Howe. Although I will not miss a ll the confusion of Howe, I have learned a great deal a bout people and their ways.
REID LESLIE SA WYER BATT ALION STAFF Cross-c ou ntr y-t, Track-1, IDR-1, Dcbatc-z, Specch-2. Thank you, Mr. Hicks, Mr. Pagin, a nd Mr. Gailis.
GREGG ROBERT SCHILLER DELTA COMPANY Sw immin g-3, VHC- z, Tra ck-1, Old Guard-1, Drill Team-2. In the fall I will be study ing computer science at Western Michigan University.
I 28 DANIEL ARTHUR SELLERS DELTA COMPANY Football-2, Wcestling-2, Tra ck-2, Rangcrs-2. In the fall of 1985 I pl a n to attend the University of Texas A & M where I will study mining engineering.
STEVEN ARTHUR STRATTON BATTALION STAFF Y H C 3, I DR-2, O ld G uard- 2, Foo rba ll 1, Tc nni s-4 , Bas ket ba ll -3, W rcst ling 4, T rac k-3, Aco lytcs 2, H crald 1. I t ha nk th e p eopl e wh o ma d e it p oss ibl e fo r me to go throu g h Ho we. In th e futu re I will be stud yin g elec tri ca l en g in ee rin g.
130 JOHN RICHARD STREETER BRAVO COMPANY Old Guard 3, Go lf ->, Swimming 2. Thanks to everyon e who helped me while I was at How e, especia ll y those who supported me during the hard times.
RONALD KEITH TROUT BRA VO COMPANY T rack->, Foo tball 3, S wimmin g- 1, Baskc tball 1, VH C-3 , Aco lytc- 4, W eight Lifting 1, H e rald 1, Hu ssars- 1. I would like to thank my family , es pe cially ln eedh er and Robert Scott W . I 3 I
STEPHEN MICHAEL VOGEL ECHO COMPANY Rifle 1, W eight Lifting-z. Good-bye and good lu ck to all whose company I have shared at How e. Best wishes.
KENNETH MARTIN WASHINGTON IV BRA VO COMPANY VH C- 1, Hu ssa rs- 1, Basketba ll -2, Wei ght Li fting 1, Kara tc- 1, H onor Guard 1, Range r-1. In S ept emb er I plan to attend th e University of South ern C a lifornia to study busines s administr a tion
134 BRIAN LEE WEYMOUTH DELTA COMPANY Rifle ->, Trac k-2. In August I plan to e nlist in th e Unit ed States Air Forc e.
ERIC JOHANN WYMANN BRAVO COMPANY COMMANDER Wrestling-3, Baseball-1, Football-1, Swimming • , Hussar s 1, Canon Crew-1, VHC- z, Rangers- 1, Honor Guard-1. I a m pl a nning to attend a two year military college and then to go on to flight school. I 35
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Cader Redman tries to "put things righc." Cadet McClelland wins the gavel. No prob lem! "Me, me! I've got the answer."
Butler mumbles, "AFI? What AFI?" Cadet Rader knows: "When you've got it, you ' ve got it!" Cadet Rynearson agrees.
Cade t D oy le's answe r seems so mehow long er bur nea ter th an Scott Warren's. Ca de t Austin tri es to absorb the "M ilit ar y Method." Waiti11g for G o dot in AP. English. t37
Col. Billy D. Williams escorts Mrs. H ess to review the Cadet Hollingsworth guides hi s parents on a ca mpus battalion tour. Facu lty -pa rent ra pport? We've got it! Donalee Froun felter and Mrs. C lark.
Ranger has to be "co nvin ce d11 that rappe llin g is fun and safe.
THE END IS NEAR:
MOTHERS' DAY WEEKEND Rappelling: training, guts, and confidence in ac tion. Cadet Hamilton demonstrates the A ustralian free fa ll. Mr. and Mrs Stoeck lcy enjoying the Mothers' Day activities. The infamous Masters Row : C lark, Choate, Fesperman, Gailis, Warren, and Sabocik " I 3 9
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Hilliard, Darlene YanZuilen, and Steven Clark arrive for th e service honoring Mrs. How e. THE CORPS
ON CENTENNIAL G lenn Co x and Jam es M a leri c h pau se to refle ct. AWAITING SERVICE FOR MRS. HOWE 141
EIGHTH GRADE CAPTAIN MUSOLFF AND FAMILY ESCORT THE CADETS FOR THE LAST TIME. 142
BEST WISHES ARE EXPRESSED . r43
MOTHERS HONORED Mrs C lark and son Mrs. Hilli ar d a nd daught er Mrs. Streeter a nd son 1 44
BY IRON GUARD IRON GUARD: Juniors Meaux, Hamilton, Bricker, Mitcham, Stephens, Radewahn, Recile, Colburn. Swinging to the music. Class act! Eloquent as usual. 145
AT LAST Lef t to Right : Cadet Doyle , Valedictorian, and Cade t Matuszak, Sa lutato ri an, deli ver th eir addre sses. Cadets Knarr, McC lell and, Matuszak, M ege rdi c hi a n, Moran awa it that piece of pa pe r
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TO THE 1985 SENIOR CLASS: Part of Winning is not being afraid to LOSE! Cadet Keith B. Ogden and Mr. and Mrs. Griffith E. Ogden
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166 DEAR SON, As you graduate from Howe Military School, may the letters of your name serve as a guide for greater achievements in the future. w WISE I INTELLIGENT L LOYAL L LOVABLE I INSPIRATIONAL A AMBITIOUS M MASCULINE 6 JEWEL OPEN-MINDED RESPONSIBLE DYNAMIC A ATHLETIC N NEVER STOP REACHING FOR THE TOP! A VERY PROUD MOTHER, CLEOTHA JORDAN
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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.
Ralph Waldo Emerson
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CONGRATULATIO N S to Cadet Reginald Darnell Clark " and CLASS OF 1985 "WE LOVE YOU" MOM AND DAD Mr. and Mrs. John L. Bullard, Grandparents Mrs. Elizabeth Moss, Grandmother Mr. and Mrs. C.L. Perryman, Godparents
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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CENTENNIAL CLASS AND TO MY SON, CADET KENNETH WASHINGTON Have the faith to believe in dreams Have the courage to make your dreams a reality Have the insight to set your goals Have the strength to pursue your goals with purpose and determination Have the spirit to enjoy life Have the wisdom to live your life with self respect, honor, and integrity. Yvette Donnelly
1...0\VRI< SCl-iUOI. AWARDS: Ourst.,ndint, I\ lu<inm 1n Lo"·rr School: D.1V1d New. The Most lmprovrd Musician in LQWtr &hool: Jaso n Singer. The All Point s Championship: Bronn: Richard Minor, Silvtt· Plul1p Rogrrs, c,,,ld: Stu.in 1\ ldv in, Excellence in Pcn111 .1 nship : Desmond DeForest. Excellrnce in Reli gion : SLuan Me lvin The Nearest Cadet: Stuart Melvin For Grcatm lm prcwrmrnt During the Year: Si lver: Michael Marx, Gold: Kev in M. La mkin Best Spirit Meda ls: Si lver: Rand all G. Ross , Go ld: Richard Minor. The Midwest Talrnt &arch R<eog11i1ion Awa rds: Ridrnrd Minor, Philip Roge rs, Stuart M elvin The Rankin g Cadet of the 5th Grade: Robert Kr ebs. The Ranking Cad et of the 6th Grade: Mi rhacl Strrtter. Tht• R.mk 111 g Cadet of the 7th Grade : John Kong Th e R.rnking Cader of the Brh Grade: Stuart Mel vin For MoSL Earnest Endeavor : Si lver: Robert Krebs, Gold : Stuart Melvin Tlie Marx 0. Merrell G re at est Arn dcmic Progress Award: Kev in M Lamkin.
For Grearest Progress in the Band,; Ara Megcrdi chian. For Oµtstanding Achievemtnt in Instrumental Music: Jeffrey Harvey. For Excellenrt in Band Music: Kenneth Chrrnoff. S.nior Principal Musicians Awards in Insrrumcnral Music: Kenneth Chernoff and Tmnrc Bruce. Choir Award far Vocal Ex<cllcncc: Jeffrey Harvty. The Habedy Bronze: Chris Doyle, John McCldland, Pa11l Hatcher. The Most Improved Awards: Silver; Richard Moran, Gold: John Gillespie. Tnt Current Evrnts Examination Award: Randall Crockett. The O ld Guard Debate Plaque: Reid Sawyer, Aaron Mitcham, }ffrcy Harvfy. The Outstanding First Year Alg<bra Award : Bronze: Paul 1-futdier, Silwr: Ma tth ew MrDonagh, Go ld: Erik Anderson. For the Mo.i Progress Made Toward Excellence in the Study of U.S. History : Silver: Keith Ogden, Gold: Russell Stqihens. l'or Emllence in Math: Silver: Randall Redman, Gold: Marcus Greer. For Highest Achievement in Biological S. iem-e: Erik Andcrson. For Highest Proficiency in Stephen Vogel. For Exrc llcn rc ill Ca lwlus: Chris Doyle. The Best Spirit Medals: Co. B: Silver: Owen Crrgcr, Gold: Rex Barnes; Co. D: Silver: Theron Richardson, Gold: Bric 1-ndmon; Co. E: Silver: James Watkins, Gold : Nrl$on Moy Ex ce ll encr in Foreign Monique Hilliard. excellence in Amcric.1n Hinory: Brad Drow. Excellence in SeiUor Mlath: Brad Drew. Thr Senior Cadet Who Has Contributed The Most To The Church: Ci)rlJ Doyle. Ranking Cadet of the 9th Grade: Paul Hatcher and Matthcw McOonagh. The lbnkmg Codct of rhc roth Grade; Ronald Ri chardson. The Ranking Cadet of the r rth Grade: Brad Drew. The Ranking Cadet of the uth G,.dc: Chris Doyle. The "4!>5t Trustworthy Cadet of the Freshman and Sophomore Classes: Nathan Streeter and Paul Hatcher. For Christia n Courtesy: James Colburn. For Christian Manliness: Reid Sawyer.
UP PER SCHOOL AWARDS
ACADEMIC AWARDS
Monique Hilliard , proper ly proud Nelson Moy spirits away Echo Co. Award
Senior C lass President Nagy ch a llenges Junior C lass President Meaux to carry on tradition.
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