1986 Howe Military School Yearbook

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Athletics

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Underclassmen

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Special People

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Academics -

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Advertising

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fhc S nior Class dedkates the 1986 Tailer to a very de ervin staff member. Mrs. Sally Ulrich. Mrs. Ulrich first i.:amc to I lo'' c in the fall of 1963 to serve as sccn.:tary to the low r School Headmaster In 1966 she left Howe to bear a child, but returned in the fall of 1968. She has been .11 Howe since then, serving as sccn:tary to the Lower School I lc,\d1 iasl r until the fall of 19.' 'i, ''hen the Upper and I .owcr Schools were ctJ111bincd. This year she became secretary 10 till' II 1dm.1-,1er of th..: ·mnbin d Upp r .rn<l 1 owcr Schools. for .tll of h r devotion nnd love, the Senior Class nf 1986 wankd to xprcs their r.ratitude hj e t1:nding to her this honor. Thank you fur ·vcrything, m'am, and best wishes from the Sc nillr Class.

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(on •r,1tulations to the class of 1986 the I OOth graduating class of Howe Military School! 'our tt,11 d work has earned you a diploma from our school. As a member of the graduating class of 1953, I know just how YOU fi.;el.

I'm very proud and happy to have bcc11 ~elected your superint ndent. I only regret that my short time on ca Ill pus has 1 ot pcrmitt d me to b1:comc well acquuimcd with you individually. However, I'ni proud to have you join me as a Howe ,durnnus. rvfy ~illCl'f' best wishes to each ol' you. 'uu l luc ,rnd God Bl ss Y011!

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Over the p.ts1 twenty years, in various capacities. I have hnd the pleasure of\ or~ing nude it 111 irth hil .

As I {mt: Milit 1rv Schoolcll1bt1rhon it: S'cond one hundred. y , rs, I can uni) h p th·1 lowc ill continue in its rich tradition and th,lt it will continue to have lut ·p ·cial mcaning · s it has to so many cadets who have passed before.

In one of his l 1k of the Union addr sses, Pn: ·idcnt Rnnald Rea rn cl :..11 ·ng d the nation. I le indicat d that a· a nation w1.: ate not becomin older rnd V<crikc1 b 1t that, on the: contrary, we arc becoming younger and stron •cr.

Scniurs, I ch II n ou tu tal<.t: noti '-· Seniors I ~ lute you.

I \MES I. MAl ERIC II ASSISTl\N r I l E'ADMAS I ER \\ ith m.iny I mc c·Hlets. I 1.h ri ht he memories and lastinr friendships that ha

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TOP TO BOTTOM. Left: I) Cadet Bruce on the Howe tennis courts 2) Color Guard. Cen· ter: I) Cadet Mitcham preparing to dive 2) a U.S. Army helicopter visits Howe 3) Junior High Basketball Team. Right: I) Cadet Detweiler 2) Company E passes before the reviewing stand 3) Administrators and cadets hold an open discussion in Bouton Auditorium.

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TOP TO BOTTOM . Far Left: l) & 2) Cadet Fisher is awakened by the bell. Left Center: 1) Candles and Carols Service at Christmas 2) Cadet Aguilera relaxing 3) Old Guard in the fall. Right Center: I) Space Cadets 2) Ranger Cadet Radewahn rapclling 3) First Mess. Far Right: I) Cadet Klopfer gets a trim from campus barber, Jim Wire 2) Cadet Meaux on the basketball court.

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TOP TO BOTTOM: Far Left: I) Cadet Recile and mother. Left Center: I) the dance band 2) Cadets M. Davis, Bruce, Meaux, and T. Richardson 3) guests enjoying a dance. Right Center: I) Colonel Williams and Colonel Trout enjoy their dinner 2) Cadet Stance! is presented his senior class ring. Far Right: 1) Cadet Worthy and his date.

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TOP TO BOTTOM. Far Left: L) Cadet Mitcham is presented his senior class ring 2) Cadet Tedder is presented his senior class ring. Left Center: l) guests enjoying their dinner 2) Mr. Vasquez, Mrs. Griffin, Mrs. Burks, Mrs. Vasquez, and Mr. Pandya 3) guests enjoying a dance. Right Center: L) Cadet Radewahn is presented his officer's commission as Cadets Jennings and Greer await their commissions 2) Father Gallagher, Colonel Kelly, Mr. Piper, and Colonel Williams observe the corps. Far Right: I) Cadets N. Streeter and R. Richardson with the Ranger warrants.

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General Scott Retires October, 1985, brought with it the retirement of Brigadier General Eugene D. Scott as Superintendent of Howe Military School. General Scott served faithfully as Howe's Superintendent for over four years, and under his leadership Howe progressed through many changes. One of the last of his accomplishments was the construction of the new administration building, Herrick Hall, which was dedicated shortly before his retirement. This was, however, only one of a long list of accomplishments which in-

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eluded improvements in the academic program, changes in cadet uniforms, improvement of the Disciplinary Board procedure, a general face lift of the campus and buildings, development of the Honor Code and Honor System, and more.

Before his departure, the cadet corps honored the General with a parade and gifts, a special chapel service, and a dinner and reception. Howe will remember General and Mrs. Scott for their years of faithful service to the school.

Father Gallagher Serves as Interim Superintendent Initially hired to serve as Assistant Superintendent of Howe Military School for the 1985-86 school year, Father Robert J. Gallagher found himself suddenly promoted to the position of Acting Superintendent in October, 1985, upon the retirement of Brigadier General Eugene D. Scott. Taking everything in stride, Father Gallagher served well as the school's leader for a period of about 6 months until Mr. Merritt's appointment as the new superintendent. Father Gallagher's friendly smile, enthusiastic energy, and effervescent personality will be remembered by the Howe family of the 1985-86 school year. Though only at Howe for a short period of time, he definitely left bis mark on the school.

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Col. Kelly Honored ...

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on Valentines Day

The Howe family gathers lo celebrate Valentines Day and pay tribute to longtime Howe associate, Col. Raymond Kelly. TOP: Left to Right : l) Scott Warren 2) Bishop Sheirdan, Father Gallagher, and Father Minnix listen as Col. Kelly speaks 3) Chapel service honoring past Howe benefactors in Saint James Chapel 4) Col. Billy Williams. BOTTOM; l) Mr. & Mrs. Richard Piper 2) Cadet Meaux presents Col. Kelly with a valentine from the entire corps and staff 3) Cadets listen lo Col. Kelly speak.

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Fathers Sponsor

TOP: The cannon is fired, opening the festivities for the annua l Fathers' Picnic, September 14, 1985. MIDDLE: LTC Williams greets the parents and guests in attendance. BOTTOM: The 1985-86 Howe Band makes its debut.

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Annual Picnic

TOP & MIDDLE: Some guests enjoy their lunch outdoors, while others dine in the Major Merritt Dining Hall. BOTTOM: Cadets waiting for the signal for the parade to begin .

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Drama Club Presents ...

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A Comedy of Errors A Comedy of Errors by William Shakespeare was performed at the Bouton Auditorium on December 19, 1985. The cast included Mr. Vogelsang (Solinus, Duke of Ephesus), Cadet Zoss (Egeon, Merchant of Syracuse), Cadet Lippert, (Antipholus of Ephesus), Cadet Sprout (Antipholus of Syracuse), Cadet Chernoff (Dromio of Ephesus), Cadet Bird (Dromio of Syracuse), Cadet Melvin (Balthazar), Cadet Stance! (Angelo), Cadet McDonagh (a merchant), Cadet Cissell (a merchant), Kelly Sharp

(Emilia) , Miss Kist (Andriana), Marcy Mason (Luchiana), Cadet Swisher (Luce, a servant), Meg Pickering (courtesan), Cadet Ross UaiJor), Cadet Hamilton (student director), Cadet Mitcham (ass't student director), and Cadet Harvey (lighting). For several weeks the cast rehearsed up to four days a week from 6:00 P.M . until 8:00 P.M., with some actors working on individual parts after rehearsals. A large turnout on performance night indicated the success of the actors' and crew's efforts.

TOP TO BOTTOM. FAR LEFT: 1) Miss Kist 2) Kelly Sharp. CENTER LEFT: I) Cadet Stance!, Marcy Mason, Cadet Cissell, a nd Miss Kist 2) several cast members , including Mr. Vogelsang in a scene early in the play 3) Cadets Anthony and Bird .

CENTER RIGHT: I) Cadet Bird 2) Cadets Pulford, Lippert, a nd Dickinson. FAR RIGHT : I) cast members rehearsing a scene 2) Mr. Vogelsang giving a few pointers to Cadets Bird and Sprout.

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Midwinter Ball

The annual Midwinter Military Ball is held on March l, 1986, in the gymnasium . At the commencement of the festivities, Bishop Sheridan announces the appointment of Mr. Merrill as Howe's new superintendent. PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT: TOP: I) Cadet Schwarm 2) Cadets Daly & Jennings 3) Cadet Anthony and family 4) Cadet Detwiler. BOTTOM: I) Cadet Dickinson 2) Cadet Moyer 3) Mr. Ross 4) decorations provided by the Sophomore Class & Major Colville 5) Cadets Schiefelbein, R. R ichardson, and Worthy.

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Howe Alumni

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Return to Campus

Former Howe cadets and their families returned to campus the weekend of May 2-4 to attend class reunions. TOP: The Class of 1936. 2) The class of 1966. BOTTOM: l) Former cadets march in a drill formation. 2) Mr. Merritt addresses those in attendance at the Annual Alumni Banquet. 3) Major Colville, Mr. Edwards, and Mrs . Colville.

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Howe Celebrates

TOP: I) Parents a nd guests watch the Mothers' Day Parade. 2) Mrs. Meaux, mother of Battalion Commander Cadet Meaux, observes the cadets pass in review. BOTTOM: Cadets assume formation for the Mothers' Day Awards Ceremony.

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TOP; 1) Lt. Col. Trout presides over this table. 2) Sergea nt Jeffers sits at the head of this table, while L t. Col. Williams waits to be served. 3) Cadet Head and fa mily. MIDDLE: 1) Cadet and Mrs. Meaux approach the Iron Guard. 2) Guests a nd staff members socialize at the evening ball. BOTTOM: I) Cadets Knowlton and Stephens with their families. 2) Cadets Naval and Avu tu with their families a nd guests. 3) Cadets R. Richardson and Gomez and guests.

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GRADUATION!

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TOP: 1) Cadet Knowlton bas a big appetite.

2) Cadet Bruce can make those drums sing!

MIDDLE: 1) Cadet Radewahn helps spruce up the campus. 2) Cadet Tedder accepts the Superintendent's Field Day Trophy on behalf of Delta Company. BOTTOM: I) Cadet Stephens at Mothers Day Battalion Review.

2) Cadet A . Hamilton catches the egg , but ...

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Senior Class Officers President-Anthony Hamilton Vice President-Brad Drew Secretary- Marc Bricker Treasurer- Jeffrey Harvey Sergeant-at-Arms- David Marks Adviser-Mr. Pagin

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MARC ARRON BRICKER "Chuck" 7 years- Battalion Staff Football- 3, Swimming- 4, Cross Country-I, Baseball- 3, Rangers- I, IDR- 1, Old Gu ard-3.

I would like to thank my mom, grandma, and all the staff that have helped me through the year.

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WILLIAM E. BROWNE III "Bill" 1Yi years- Echo Company Weightlifting- I, Swimming- I, Cross Country- I, Wrestling- I, Rangers- I, Vl-IC- l, Color Guard- I, Halo- I, Hussars- I, Sword and Shield- I.

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TERENCE KILPATRICK BRUCE "Bru-ski" 2 years-Echo Company Tennis-2, Baseball-2, Basketball-2, Track- I, VHC- 1, Sword and Shield-I, Rangers- I, Band- 2, IDR- 2, Thespians-I, Waiters- I, Acolytes- I, Herald-I , Honor Guard- 2.

I would like to thank my entire family for supporting me, especially my aunt, uncle, and cousin for putting up with me and staying on my case through my high school years.

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OWEN C. CREGER "Cegger" 2 years- Bravo Company Football- I, Rine- 2, IDR- 1, Soccer- I; Rangcrs-2, Ca nnon Crew- I. The only thing I have to say is th anks to all those people who became pa rt of my life a nd shared all the good times with me.

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JAMES JOSEPH DALY "Duelly" 6 years-Battalion Staff Football-3, Soccer- !, Swimming-4, Golf- !, Baseba ll- 3, Color Gua rd-2, Honor Guard-4, Tron Guard-2, Sword and Shield- I, VHC- 1, Rangers- 4, IDR-2, Hera/d-3, Tatler-2, Explorers-!, Thespians-2, Jump School-!, Rine Team- 1, Track- !.

I would like to thank a ll of my teachers, most of all Mr. Pagin, whose help and guidance will surely help me in the future . I would also like to thank my mother, who put up with me for all these years, especially on those free weekends. I love you, Mom!

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BRAD MICHAEL DREW "B.M. Screw" 4 years-Delta Company Rifie- 4, Football-3, IDR-2, Hussa rs- 3, Swimming-!, Hera/d-2, Tat/er-1, Rangers-3, NHS-2, ADT-1.

I would like to thank my parents for all their support and the administration for th e opportunities they have given me.

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GONZALO JULIAN GOMEZ BUSTILLOS "Due 86" 1 year-Echo Company Swimming-I

Thanks to Mom and Dad for the opportunity of a lifetime. I learned many things during my stay at Howe. The knowledge I have gained will follow me forever. Thanks everybody and Howe Sch_ool.

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ANTHONY JOHN HAMILTON "A.J." 5 years-Echo Company Football-3, Wrestling- 3, VHC-3, Rangcrs-3, Acolytes- 4, Waiter- I, Old Guard- I, Hussa rs- 4, IDR- 2, NHS- I, Pep Club-!

Sword and Shield- !, Cavaliers-I, L.S. Football- I, LVC-1, Herald- 3, Thespians- 2, Honor Guard- 4, Drama-2, 0 ,-4.

I would just like to thank my mother and father for putting up with me and for my experiences at Howe. I would also like to thank my friends; without them I would never have made it . Tankx!

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JEFFREY CLINTON HARVEY "Varmint" 6 years-Bravo Company Band- 6, Old Guard-2, Rifle Team-2, Choir- 5, Acolytes-I, NHS- I, ADT- 1, Tat/er- 2, Hera/d-2, Drum & Bugle Corps-4, German Club- 2, Debate-3, Speech- 3, Old Guard Officer- I, Senior Class Treasurer- !, Honor Guard- 6, Glee Club-2, Thespians-3, lDR- 1, Spanish Club-I, Auditorium Projectionist- 4, Batta lion Bugler-5, Hussars- I.

"Hey, Dave, you got the Physics?"

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TAYLOR STUART JENNINGS "T.J." 2 years-Bravo Company Football-I, Baseball- 2, Baskelball- l, Soccer- I, Swimming- I, Color Guard- I, Honor Guard-2, Thespians-1, Herald-I. "And let today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longing." Thanks, Big Man! I love you, Mom! "The arrow" survives!

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DOUGLAS JAMES KNOWLTON "Sid Vicious" 2 years-Delta Company Band- !, Honor Guard-I. I plan on going to England and getting a mohawk. I a lso plan on studying something or other in college next year. Best of luck to all the other seniors.

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DAVID ROBERT MARKS "Karl" 5 years-Bravo Company Band- 1, Old Guard-2, Rifle Tcam- 3, Soccer- I, Football- 2, Acolytc- 2, Wrestling-2, Baseball- 2, Class Officer- I, Honor Guard- 3, Thespian- I, Waiter- I, Color Guard- 2, Rangers- 3, IDR- 2, Hussa rs- 3, Usher- 2, Pep Club- I. Thanks, Mom and Dad, for giving me the opportunity lo experience Howe. Russ, thanks for helping me in times of need. " If we do meet again, why, we sha ll smile! If not, why then, this parting was well madc."- Shakespearc

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DARIUS MEAUX "Pepper" 4 years-Battalion Staff Basketball-4, L.S. Basketball-I, Baseball- 4, Football- 2, L.S . Football-I, Band- I, Soccer-I, Pep Club- I, VHC-3, Cannon Crew-I, Rangers- ], LVC-1, Honor Guard- 4, Cavaliers-], Hussars- 4, IDR-1, Waiters- I, Acolyte- I, Sword and Shield-I, Class President-2, Old Guard- 2, Herald- I. I'd like to thank my mother for all her loving support. To all my friends, I wish you the best of luck!!

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AARON U. MITCHAM "Bob" 4 years-Echo Company Tennis- 3, Swirnrning- 3, Baseball- 4, Honor Guard- 4, Old Guard- I, Hussars- I, IDR- 2, Debate- 2, Waiters- 3, Debate Team Captain!, Ushers- I, Rifle Team- I, Drill Squad- 2, Headmaster's List- 2, Sword & Shield- I, Tatler-2 , Tat/er Editor- I, Color Guard- I, Drama!, Spanish Club- 2, Flag Detail- I, Algebra Gold Medal- I , Diving Team Captain- I, Pep Club- I, NHS- I, Conduct Ribbon- 2, Acolytes-I, Head Acolyte- I, Choir- 2, Head Chorister- I, Swim Team Captain- I, Thespians- 2, Iron Guard- I. I would like to thank my mom and John for all of the love and support they gave me during my four years at Howe. Anyone I left out, thanks for the op· portunity of a lifetime. "Veni, Vidi, Vici!"

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KEITH BRYAN OGDEN "Oggie" 6 years-Echo Company Debate- I, Tennis- 4, Basketball- 3, Latin Club-2, Old Guard-2, Baseball- 4, IDR-2, Band- 2, Ushers-2, Flag Detail- I, Iron Guard-I, Honor Guard- 4, Speech- I. "Yerii, Yidi, Vici." (I came, I saw, I conquered!)

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LEIF ERIC RADEWAHN "Raddy" 4 years-Delta Company Basketball-I, Football-J, Wrestling - 2, Old Guard- I, Hussars- 2, JDR- 1, Rangers-3, Color Guard- I, Honor Guard- 3, NHS- I, /-Jerald- I, Marksman - I, Sharpshooter- 3, Iron Guard- I, Class Vice President- I, German Club- 2, Latin Club- I. I would like to thank my mom and dad for pushing me to try harder all the time and supporting me. Thanks also to the "clique"; we became very close through the years. I plan to attend a major college, get rich and famous!

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RUDY RECILE "Rude" 5 years-Battalion Staff Football- 2, Rine Team-3, Track- 3, J.V. Basketball-2, Soccer- I, Cross Coun try- I, VHC- 3, Old Guard- I, Rangers- 4, IDR-1, Ushers- I, Waiters-2, Acolytes- I, Latin Club-2, Honor Guard- 4, Pep Club- I, Thespians- 3.

Thanks to all those people who took the time to listen and make this place bearable. To the most special person, thanks, mom, for giving me this chance to receive a good education and learn about myself.

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JOHN WILLIAM STANCEL "Poodle" 2 years-Delta Company Track- 2, Cross Country- I, Ra ngers- I, Tat/er-I, Baseball- I, Thespi a ns- I. l would like to thank everyone who has put up with me during my years at Howe, a nd I would like to tha nk the best parents in th e world.! love you!

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RUSSELL JOHN STEPHENS "Ruski" 3 years-Bravo Company Wrestling- 3, Football-I, Weightlifting-2, Sword & Shield- l, IDR- 1, Honor Guard- 2, lron Gurad- 1, Rangers- 2.

Thanks to you, Mom, l have learned how people can benefit from one another, also to the clique, Karl, Bear, Rat, A.J., and BN, for the times on the circle which will be "highly" memorable.

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JOSEPH MICHAEL TEDDER "Bear" 4 years-Delta Company Baseball- 3, Football- I, Basketball- 3, Band- I, Hussars- 3, lDR- 2, Pep Club- I, VHS- 2, Rangers- I, Old Guard- I, Herald- I, Waiters- 2, Sword & Shield- I, Honor Guard- 3, Acolytes- I, Usher- I, Color Guard- 2, NHS- I, Spanish Club- 2.

I would like to thank my mother and my grandparents, all of whom I love very dearly. Also, to all of my friends l have made over the years, I couldn't have made it without you all. I live for my dreams and a pocket full of gold!

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NORMAN KYRAN WORTHY "Punky, Pookie" 3 years-Echo Company Basketball- 3, Bascball- 3, Footba ll- 2, Hussars- 3, Acolytes-2, Usher- I, VHC- 2, Color Guard- 2, Waiters- I, Track-2, Wrestling-2, Tennis- I, Spanish Club- I, Pep Club- 2, Honor Guard- 2, Iron Guard- I, Drama- 2.

Thanks for the best education of my life, Grandma. It will show in the years to come. Good luck to all of the seniors, and good luck next year Ron, Mark, and Theron.

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OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: 1) Cadet Mitcham dives for points at a Howe Swim Meet. 2) Cadets Worthy and Daly al Founders Day Ball. 3) Cadet A. Hamilton wearing his varsity sweater. MIDDLE: 1) Cadets Meaux, Bruce, and Ogden. 2) Cadet Worthy appears to have had a rough day . BOTTOM: I) It's countdown time for Lhc Class of '86. 2) Cadet A. Hamilton preparing to rappel. 3) Cadet Tedder working on a shop project.

THIS PAGE. TOP: I) Cadet Browne before a swim meet. 2) Cadets Worthy and B. Streeter. MIDDLE: l) Cadet Trump receiving his senior ring. 2) Cadet Meaux inspecting Delta Company. BOTTOM: Cadets Bruce and Ogden. 2) Cadet Stance! signals that all is A-OK.

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TOP: Cadets Recile, R. Richardson, Meaux, Daly, and Bruce. BOTTOM: I) Cadet Harvey speaking al a debate tournament. 2) Cadet Black getti ng in shape for lhe fa ll sports program.

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TOP: Lunchtime finds severa l seniors on Senior Circle. BOTTOM: Cadets Ogden and Stephens are finding it difficult to stay awake during first period.

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TOP: I) Cadets Melvin and Conner are caught up in a game of checkers while Cadet Lee and anoth er cadet give them advice on their strateg ies. 2) Cadets Cerilli and Yarnell using thei r evening study hall to full advantage. MIDDLE: I) Cadet Thomason find s shelter from the rain. 2) Space Cadet Bonds working on an electronics project.

BOTTOM: Cadets Hope, Smith, Brow ne, and Thomas at third mess.

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JUNIORS Erik Andersen Rex Barnes Stephen Bates Kevin Brown Dave Cerilli

Kenneth Chernoff Patrick Conner Gary Davis Marcus Davis

Scott Dickinson Marcus Greer Ill Jeremy Hamilton

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS. BACK ROW: James Watkins, Sergeant-at-Arms; Jeremy Hamilton, Treasurer; Theron Richardson, Secretary; Mr. Schillinger, Adviser. FRONT ROW : Ronald Richardson, President; Marcus Davis, Vice President.

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JUNIORS Tyler Jump Thomas K loeker David Lee Lamar Moun t Doug Nykolaycuyk

Ronald Richardson Theron Richardson Andrew Smith Jay Sprout Jr.

Nathan Streeter Jeff Thomas Edgar Tyler Jr.

James Watkins

Cadets Chernoff, Watkins, and Mr. Ross

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Mike Burbach Josheyaw Burks Scott Chandler Stuart Clark

Aaron Coleman John Fisher Rodney Flynn

Jason Frank

SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS. BACK ROW: Nathan Zoss, Secretary; David Hollingsworth, Treasurer. FRONT ROW: Paul Hatcher, Vice President; Matthew McDonagh, President; Troy Meyer, Sergeant-at-Arms . Nol Pictured: Major Colville, Adviser.

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SOPHOMORES Paul Hatcher CJ Jason Hawkins Steve Head Martin Hembree David Hiller

David Hollingsworth John Holzapfel Shane Hope Brian Hutson

David Jansen James Johns Robert Johnson TIT

Kenneth Lippert

Cadets Moyer, Johnson, Pulford, Anihony, Ausberger, Hiller, Chandler, Lippert, and Mr. Gilbert

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SOPHOMORES Matthew McDonagh David Mcleroy Christopher Marsh Troy Meyer James Moyer

Edward Owens Jr. Steven Pulford Ryan Ridge Christopher Terry

Bradley Thomason Tim Witherow Alell Yates

D.R. York Nathan Zoss

Cadets Chandler, Anthony, and Su llivan

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FRESHMEN James Adams George Aguilera Lloyd Black Ill Neil Calder James Cissell

Spencer Cooreman Russell Cushing John D'Antoni Charles Davis

Dave Dyrval Todd Fritz

FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS. BACK ROW: James Adams , Vice President; Joy Streeter, Secretary; Mr. Edwards, Adviser.

FRONT ROW : Sean Lat ham , Sergeant-atArms; Tulio Vazquez, President; William Sharp, Treasurer.

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FRESHMEN Leonard Hatcher W.D. Herring Matt Hughes Mike Jones Todd Knapp

Charles Kovac h Carnela Krauz Sean Latham Michael Longen barger

Stuart Melvin Richard Minor

Jeff Murto

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FRESHMEN Josh Overmeyer Becky Rhoads Philip Rogers Robert Schiefelbein William Sharp

Joy Streeter Carl Sullivan Bryan Sult Tulio Vazquez

Michael Warne Artis Willis

David Woodson

Cadets Krauz and Rhoads

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EIGHTH GRADE Michael Atlcy David Bird Christian Cole Humberto Cortina Greg Davey

Desmond DeForest Thomas Grindstaff Brian Jacques Charles Meyers

Jovcntino Nava l 111 Jason Nawrot Theodore Nelso n

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EIGHTH GRADE Manish Pandya George R.oss Tony Santos Tracy Shea Pat Spencer

William Stirnkorb Becky Streeter Aaron Swisher Edward Szabo

Chad Vanderhyde Brian Vickers Scott Wisniewski

Clay Yarnell

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SEVENTH GRADE Anilk:umar Avutu Timothy Barrow Bobby Bonds David Brown Justin Brown

Charles Chase Mark Gable Francisco Jackson Eugene Ridenour

Charles Schwarm Michael Streeter Jaso n Tewmey

Clifton Trout

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SIXTH GRADE Kevin Campbell Andy Detwiler Jeff Karelcse Robert Krebs Barry Klopfer

Arthur Meyerhoff Robert Morton Jonathan Parrott Chris Petransky

Matthew Porter Tom Rutledge

Ross Sullivan

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TOP: I) Cadets J. Streeter and Herring. 2) Cadet Ross. MIDDLE: I) Cadets Tewmey and D. Brown. 2) Cadet Cooreman and Mr. Warren.

BOTTOM: Miss Kist.

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TOP: Mr. Pastoor and Cadet L. Hatcher illustrating a problem for physics class. BOTTOM: l) Cadets Frank and Knapp studying for Health class at lun ch time. 2) Major Colvi lle helps Cadet Aguilera with his Latin assignment.

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TOP: 1) Cadet Minor consults with Mr. Ross concerning a typing assignment. 2) Mr. Edwards instructs Cadet Cortina in Spanish class.

MIDDLE: 1) Cadets Krauz and Rhoads in French class. 2) Mr. Gilbert grading English papers. BOTTOM: Mrs. Scropos checking sixth grade notebooks.

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English Major E ri c Colville (English Literature, AP English) Mr. Larry Gilbert (World Literature, Basic Literat ure) Mr. James Malerich (Department Head, Advanced Composition, Basic Composition)

Miss Franchion Palmitter (Resea rch Paper, American Literature, Bas ic Literature, Grammar) Mr. Eugene Robin son (English 7, English 8, Speech, Journalism) Mrs. Jeanne Scropos (English 6)

ABOV E LEFT: Sixth Grade English class. ABOVE RIGHT: Eighth Grade English class. RIGHT: Bas ic Composition class.

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Mr. James Pastoor (Department Head, Chemistry, Physics, Science Survey)

ABOVE LEFT: Father Morgan demonstrates an experiment for Cadets Holzapfcl, Pulford , a nd L. Hatcher. ABOVE RIGHT: Cadet Chandler dissecting a rat in Biology class. LEFT: Seventh Grade Science Survey class.

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Mathematics Mrs. Susan Deter (Geometry, Algebra

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Mr. Jeffrey Schillinger {Arithmetic 6, General Math) Mrs. Jeanne Scrapes {Pre·i\lgebra, Algebra I) Mr. Scott Warren (Department Head, Algebra I, Calculus)

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Algebra I class preparing to leave for their next class.

Social Studies Mr. John Pagin (Department Head, Economics, Sociology, U.S. History, History 8) Mr. Jeffrey Schillinger (U.S. History, Government) Mr. .James Vogelsang (Geography 7, World History, Government, History 6)

Seventh grade geography class hard at work .

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Foreign Language Major Eric Colville (Department Head, Lalin) Mr. Stephen Edwards (Spanish)

Mr. Larry Gilbert (French) Miss Karen Kist (German) Mr. Paul Orsborn (Spanish)

ABOVE LEFT: Miss Kist preparing for class. ABOVE RlGHT: Spanish I class. RIGHT: Latin I class.

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Business Mr. Andrew Ross (Department Head, Typing, Computer Science)

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ABOVE RIGHT: Cadet Chernoff using an Apple computer in the computer lab. LEFT: Typing class.

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Music Dr. Arlin Jansen (Department Head, Vocal Music) Major Howard Terrell (Band)

ABOVE LEFT: A lesson in how 1101 to play the violin? ABOVE RIGHT: Eighth grade music class. RIGHT: Dr. Jansen serves as chapel organist.

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Fine Arts Mr. Ken Beatty (Department Head, Art, Photography)

ABOVE LEFT: Mr. Beatty instructs eighth graders in design. ABOVE RIGHT: Mr. Beatty with one of his original oil paintings.

LEFT: Mr. Beatty helps Cadets Daly and A. Hamilton with a project using inks.

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Practical Arts Mr. Steven Clark (Department Head , Industrial Arts)

ABOVE LEFT: Cadet Daly puts the finishing touch on his project. ABOVE RIG HT: Cadet Hembree works on his woods project. RIGHT: Mr. Clark assists Cadet Hollingsworth.

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Health/Physical Education Mr. Edward Choate (P.E.) Mr. Mark Fesperman (Health, P .E.)

Mr. Ron Heaton (Health, P.E.) Mr. Thomas Sabocik (CoDepartment Head, P.E.) Mr. Scott Warren (CoDepartment Head, P.E.)

P.E. class doing warm-up exercises.

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Library Mrs. Darlene YanZuilen (Librarian)

TOP: the Libey Library. MIDDLE: Mrs. VanZuilen has a watchfu l eye on Cadets Jennings, Recile, Mr. Heaton , and Cadet York.

BOTTOM: Cadets Mitcham and Stephens usi ng free time in the lib rary.

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Administration/ Counseling/Staff Mr. Richard Piper (Headmaster) Mr . .James Malcrich (Assistant Headmaster) Lt. Colonel William Trout (Commandant)

Father Philip Morgan (Guidance Counselor) Mrs. Sally Ulrich (Secretary to the Headmaster) Mrs. Jean Gilbert (Secretary to the Commandant)

ABOVE LEFT: Mr. & Mrs. Malerich dining in the Major Merritt Dining Hall. ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. Ulrich comes to the rescue of Mr. Piper.

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Academic The Outstanding Musician Award (Grades 6-8): George Ross For Greatest Progress in the Band: Kenneth Chernoff For Outstanding Achievement in Instrumental Music: Jeffrey Harvey For Excellence in Band Music: Terence Bruce Choir Award for Vocal Excellence: Stuart Melvin For Outstanding Senior Art: John Stance) The Haberly Medals: Bronze: Norman Worthy Silver: Aaron Mitcham Gold: Matthew McDonagh For Excellence in Penmanship (Grades 6-8): Silver: Christian Cole Gold: Desmond DeForest The Most Improved Speaker Award: Silver: Philip Rogers Gold: Keith Ogden The Current Events Examination Award: Nathan Zoss The Old Guard Debate Plaque: Nathan Zoss and Keith Ogden Memorial Essay Award: Aaron Coleman For the Best Essay (Grades 11-12): Grade 11 Silver: Stephen Bates Grade 11 Gold: Jay Sprout Grade 12 Gold: Leif Radewahn The National Honor Society Best Essay Award (Grades 9-10) Grade 9: Spencer Cooreman Grade 10: David Jansen For the Most Progress Made Toward Excellence in the Study of United States History: Silver: Patrick Conner Gold: James Watkins For Excellence in Mathematics: Silver: Stephen Bates Gold: Ronald Richardson The Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award: Jeffrey Harvey College and Military ROTC Awards: Jeffrey Harvey Brad Drew For the Highest Proficience in Chemistry: Stephen Bates For the Highest Achievement in Biological Science: Paul Hatcher The Outstanding First Year Algebra Award: Bronze: Philip Rogers Silver: Spencer Cooreman Gold: Stuart Melvin For the Highest Proficiency in Geometry: Paul Hatcher For the Greatest Improvement During the Year (Grades 6-8): Silver: Mark Gable Gold: Desmond DeForest

Awards The Best Spirit Medals: Co. B Silver: Patrick Conner Co. B. Gold: Don Barr Co. D. Silver: Kenneth Chernoff Co. D. Gold: Theron Richardson Co. E. Silver: David Cirilli Co. E. Gold: Thomas Kloeker For Excellence in Foreign Language: German: David Jansen French: Spencer Cooreman Latin: Paul Hatcher Spanish: Matthew McDonagh The Outstanding Thespian Award: David Bird For Excellence in Foreign Language: Brad Drew For Excellence in American History: Nathan Streeter For Excellence in Senior Mathematics: Taylor Jennings For the Senior Cadet Who Has Contributed the Most to the Church: Jeffrey Harvey The Ranking Cadt of the 6th Grade: Silver: Matthew Porter Gold: Robert Krebs The Ranking Cadet of the 7th Grade: Silver : Anil Avutu Gold : Charles Schwarm The Ranking Cadet of the 8th Grade: Silver : Joventino Naval Gold: David Bird The Ranking Cadet of the 9th Grade: Silver: Richard Minor Gold: Stuart Melvin The Ranking Cadet of the 10th Grade: Silver: Paul Hatcher Gold: Matthew McDonagh The Ranking Cadet of the 11th Grade: Silver: Stephen Bates Gold: Ronald Richardson The Ranking Cadet of the 12th Grade: Silver: Jeffrey Harvey Gold: Brad Drew For the Most Earnest Endeavor (Grades 6-8): Silver: Anil Avutu Gold: David Bird The Marx D. Merrell Greatest Academic Progress Award: Brian Vickers The Most Trustworthy Cadet of the Freshman and Sophomore Class Award: Matthew McDonagh For Christian Courtesy: Nathan Streeter For Christian Manliness: Norman Worthy

Honor Societies

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Cadets Drew, Meaux, A. Hamilton, Bates, Andersen, Mitcham, R. Richardson, Radewahn, and Tedder. Not Pictured: Cadets Jennings, T. Richardson, and Sprout.

ALPHA DELTA TAU: Standing: Cadets P. Hatcher, Drew, McDonagh, Jansen, Bates, Cooreman, and R . Richardson. Kneeling: Cadets Rogers, Harvey, Melvin, and Minor. Not Pictured: Cadets Hembree and Schwarm.

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Sta nding: Cadets Thomason, Zoss, Kloeker, Jennings, Radewahn , Meaux, and A. Hamilton. Kneeling: Cadets Burks, Worthy, and R. Richardson.

Not Pictured: Mr. Robinson.

Tat/er Staff TATLER Staff Editor-Cadet Mitcham Adviser-Mr. Gilbert Photo Editor- Cadet Adams Staff Workers: Cadet Warne Cadet Pulford Cadet Rhoads Cadet Krauz Cadet Cissell Photographers: Cadet Kloeker Cadet Thomason Cadet Daly Cover Design- Cadet Stance!

Front: Cadets Krauz and Rhoa ds . Behind: Mr. Gilbert , Cadets Mitcham, Pulford, and Warne.

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Superintendent's Field Day was held May 7, with the overall winner being Delta Company. TOP: Cadets Anthony, Hollingsworth, Aguilera, Burbach, and Holzapfel tackle the chocolate cream pies.

MIDDLE: L) Cadet Aguilera-the pie eating champion, with Cadet T. Richardson. 2) Cadet Worthy carries Cadet Sullivan in the piggy back race. 3) Cadet Radewahn in the egg toss. BOTTOM: Cadets Radewahn, Drew, and Mr. Piper coach Cadet Johnson through the obstacle course.

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MIDDLE: I) Cadet Browne takes aim in the basketball free throw. 2) Cadet Longenbarger guzzles down a can of pop in the pop run. BOTTOM: Cadet Clark takes the lead 'in the mile relay.

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a ttcmpti ng to reach the other side of Old Guard on th e rope. MIDDLE: I) Cadet Petransky takes an unwanted plunge. 2) Cadet Bates scores in the basketball free throw competi tion. BOTTOM: Cadets enjoy a picnic lunch after the morning's competitions.

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Cross Country

VARSITY TEAM: Cadets Hutson, S. Black, Stance!, Bricker, Conner, and Sprout. REAR: Caoch Choate.

JUNIOR HIGH TEAM. FRONT: Cadet Trout. MIDDLE: Cadets Porter, Avutu, and Barrow. REAR: Coach Edwards, Cadets Schwarm, Bird, and Wisniewski.

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Cadet Bruce

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Tennis

STAND ING: Coach H eaton, Cadets Watkins, Knapp, Ca ld er, Bates, N. Str eeter, and P. Hatcher. KNEELJNG: Cadets J . Hamilton, Lippert, a nd Bruce. NOT PICTURED: Cadet Mitcham.

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ABOV E: Cadets Ba rn es, M cDonagh, M a rks, a nd (on th e ground ) Burks. BELOW : I) Cadet Jump (#2 1) prepares to kick the ba ll with Cadets Watkins and Burks (# 13) in the background . 2) Cadet Marks has just kicked the ba ll , with Cadet Ada ms in the fo reground.

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S ITTING: Cadets Trump, Da ly, Jump, Meaux, Marks, .J ennings, and Rccilc. KNEELING : Cadets Dickinson, R. Richardso n, Barnes, and Andersen. STAND IN G: Cadets Jansen, Hol zapfel, Thomaso n, Ca lder , Kovach , Lippert, G . Davis, McDonagh, Braskey, McLeroy, P. Ha tcher, Vazquez, Adams, Quinton, Pulford, Nawrot, Barr, and Hiller. NOT PI CTU R ED: Coach Vogelsang.

MOST VALUABLE-Cadet R. Richardson MOST IMPROVED-Cadet Braskey BEST EFFORT-Cadet Thomason COACH'S AW ARD- Cadet Marks

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Varsity Basketball

KNEELING: Cadets Cortina, Bruce, M. Davis, Meaux, N. Streeter, and R. Richardson. STANDING: Coach Ross, Cadets T . Richardson , Tyler, Jennings, Worthy, Tedder, and Bates.

Cadet Bates scores for Howe.

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Junior Varsity Basketball

KNEELING : Cadets Yates, R. Richardson, McDonagh, Watkins, and Sharp. STANDING: Cadets J . Hamilton, Mount, Hembree, Adams, Aguilera, Braskey, and Coach Ross.

Cadets Meaux and Tyler.

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TOP: I) Cadet M. Davis gets by with a little help from Cadet

Worthy. 2) Cadet Tyler. 3) Cadet Meaux. 4) Cadet Tedder shoots. 5) Howe Cadets line up before a game. BOTTOM: l) Cadet N. Streeter. 2) Coach Heaton, Cadet Worthy, and Coach Ross . 3) Cadets Meaux, Tyler, and Worthy. 4) Cadet Worthy shoots.

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· Junior High Basketball

KNEELlNG: Cadets Porter, M . Streeter, Nawrot, Cortina, Northrop, and Schwarm . STANDING: Coach Schillinger, Cadets B. Streeter, Nelson , Bird, Stirnkorb, Jacques, and DeForest.

MOST IMPROVED-Cadet Bird BEST EFFORT-Cadet B. Streeter and Cadet M. Streeter

Cadet B. Streeter takes a free throw.

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Rifle

I st Row: Cad els Creger, Marks, Recile, and Harvey. 2nd Row : Cadets Dyrval, D'Antoni, Cooreman, and Fisher. 3rd Row: Cadets Smith, Andersen, Greer, and SFC Cribb.

The team competes at an out of town meet.

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Cadet Mitcham, a graceful diver.

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Cadet Mitcham dives as Cadet Hollingsworth looks on.

Cadet Hollingsworth does a nip .

Cadet Flynn signa ls to his teammate .

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Swimming

Cadets Bricker, Mileham, Knapp, P. Hatcher, Gomez, Hollingsworth, Smith, Browne, Vasquez, Kloe ker, and Chandler. BACKGROUND: Coaches Heaton and Fesperman.

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TOP: Mr. Choate is concerned about a referee's ca ll at a Howe meet.

MIDDLE: Cadet Hollingsworth seems to have an advantage over his opponent. BOTTOM: And the winner is . .. Cadet Dickinson!

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Wrestling

KNEELING: Cadets Thomason, Hollingsworth, M. Davis, Herring, R. Richardson, Terry, Vasquez, and Hawkins. STANDING: Mr. Orsborn, Cadets Minor, Browne, Barnes, Marks, Stephens, Anthony, Andersen, Latham, Dickinson, and Coach Choate.

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TOP and MIDDLE: Howe team members at bat. BOTTOM: I) Coach Schillinger pitches during a practice session. 2) Cadet Meaux scores a run for Howe.

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Baseball

SITTING: Cadets P. Hatcher, Watkins, Meaux, Nykolaycuyk, Ogden, Mount, and Tedder. KNEELING: Cadets Hughes and Braskey. STANDING : Coach Vogelsang, Cadets Dickinson, Daly, Bricker, M. Davis, Bates, Stance!, Worthy, N. Streeter, Jennings, Herring, and Coach Schillinger.

Coach Schillinger confers with his pitcher.

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Cadet Stance! completes one leg of a relay race.

Cadet Worthy hurls the shot put.

Cadet M. Davis sends the discus flying.

Cadet Kovach scales a hurdle.

Cadet P. Hatcher completes the last leg of a relay race.

Cadet R. Richardson is swift afoot.

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Varsity Track

Isl Row: Coach Ross, Cadets L. Hatcher, Kovach, T. Richardson, Jump, Recile, Jansen, and Coach Robinson. 2nd Row: Cadets Adams, Connor, Hollingsworth, R. Richardson, Ca lder, and Hutson. 3rd Row: Cadets Fisher, Sprout, and McDonagh. 4th Row: Cadets Woodson, Anthony, M. Davis, Meaux, Witherow, and Burks. 5th Row : Cadets Johnson, Holzapfel, Coleman, Worthy, Stance!, and Aguilera.

Cadet Recile leaps over a high hurdle.

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TOP: Cadet DeForest leads his teammates in a warm-up exercise. MIDDLE: I) Cadet Nawrot takes a bounding leap in the long jump competition. 2) Cadet Trout nears the finish line. BOTTOM: Cadet Pandya holds a slight edge over his competitors in the hurdles competition.

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Junior High Track

SITTING: Cadets Nawrot, Spencer, DeForest, Cole, Shea, Trout, and Wisniewski. STANDING: Cadets Minor, D. Brown, Jackson, Grindstaff, and Coach Edwards.

Cadet DeForest leads the pack.

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Golf VARSITY GOLF TEAM: Cadets Thomason, Ridge, Bates, Watkins, and Rogers. Not Pictu red: Coach Sabocik.

JUNIOR HIGH GOLF TEAM: Cadets Naval, M . Streeter, Jacques, Petransky, Coach Williams, Cadets Porter, and Detwi ler.

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Athletic Awards Bashara Trophy: Jason Nawrot Haberly Sportsmanship Cup: Rudy Recile Sgt. Bob Brown Award: Rudy Recile Army Reserve Award for Most Valuable Players in Soccer: Rudy Recile and Ron Richardson Alex Stewart Jr. Memorial: Outstanding Freshman Athlete: Charles Kovach Outstanding Sophomore Athlete: Paul Hatcher Outstanding Junior Athletes: Ron Richardson Nathan Streeter Stephen Bates Sturgis Journal All-Area Basketball Team Honorable Mention: Norman Worthy Darius Meaux All-Conference Soccer Team: Ron Richardson All-Conference Basketball Team: Norman Worthy Darius Meaux Pepsi-Cola Basketball Award: Jeremy Hamilton Seniors Who Lettered All Four Years: Rudy Recile Darius Meaux 1985-86 Senior Blanket: Darius Meaux Honorary Letter: Mr. James Malerich 1986-87 VHC President: Ron Richardson

Military Staff SFC William C ribb SSG Randy Jeffers

L TC Dilly D. Will iams (Senior Army lnslruclor)

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Inspection

TOP: I) Inspecting Officer in Echo Company. 2) Sgt. Watkins standing on post for inspection. 3) Cadets Ridge and Hutson await inspection of their quarters. 4) Cadet Calder awaits inspection. 5) Inspecting Officers arrive on campus. 6) Colonel Smith, Chief Inspec ting Officer, addresses the corps. BOTTOM: I) The Honor Guard ceremony. 2) In-ranks inspection of Echo Company.

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FlRST PLATOON . FRONT TO BACK: Row I: Radewahn, Greer. Row 2: J ump, Hawkins, Northrop, Jackson, Kovach. Row J: Hiller, Latham, Swisher, Na wrot, Avutu.

Row 4: Barr, Terry, Myers, Hope, Ross. Not Pictured: Johns, Thomas.

SECOND PLATOON . FRONT TO BACK: Row I: Bates, Creger. Row 2: Braskey, Quinton, Woodson, Stirnkorb. Row J: Lee, Dickinson, Vickers, C. Davis, Pandya. Row 4: Conner, Coorema n, Alley, Mcleroy. Not Pictured: Overmeyer, Rhoads, Longenbarger, N lykolaycuyk.

THIRD PLATOON. FRONT TO BACK: Row 1: S. Black, Smith. Row 2: Moyer, L. Black, K. Brown. Row 3: Ausberger, Sult, G. Davis. Row 4: Melvin, Holzapfel, Lippert.

Not Pictured: Nelson, Santos, Spencer, Szabo, Krauz, Murto, S. Clark, Head, Harvey.

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LEFT: Kneeling: Cadet Tulia Vazquez.

S ta nding: 2nd Lt. Stephen Black, 2nd Lt. Leif Radewa hn , Capt. Russell Stephens, I st Lt. Taylor Jennings, 2nd Lt. Owen Creger, lst Sgt. Rex Barnes. BELOW: Staff Sgt. Randy Jeffers , Bravo Company Tactical Officer

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ABOVE: FIRST PLATOON . Front: M. Davis. Row l: Hembree, Gable, Detwiler . Row 2: Chase, Ridenaur, Aguilera. Row 3: Hughes, Rutledge, Morton. Nol Pictured : Karalse, Klopfer, Parrott, Porter, Wisniewski, Chandler, Fisher, P. Hatcher, Jansen. BELOW: SECOND PLATOON. Front: McDonagh, Stance!. Row 1: Sprout, B. Streeter, J. Streeter, Krebs. Row 2: J. Brown, Petransky, Dyrval, Flynn. Row 3: Bonds, Breitung, D'Antoni, M . Streeter, Cole man . Not Pictured : Davey, Adams, Cushing, Willis, Yates.

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LEFT: COM PANY STAFF: 1st Sgt. Theron Ri chardson, 2n d LL David Marks , Lt. Col. Dari us Meaux, 2nd Lt. John Stance!, 2nd Lt. Douglas Knowlton, Isl Lt. Brad Drew.

Kneeling: Cadet J ay Sproul. Not Pictured: 1st Sgt. Kenneth Chernoff. BELOW : C pt.

James Sharp, Delta Compa ny Tactical Officer.

Company Staff

Delta Company Drill Squad DRILL SQUAD: Front: McDonagh.

Kneeling: Sprout. Behind : Chandler, Hembree, Anthony , Aguilera, Ca lder, Jacques, Flynn, Naval, Chase, Cushing.

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ABOV E: FIRST PL ATOON . Kneeling: Burks. Front : J. Ha milt on. Row I: Thomason, Herring, De Fores t, Ba rber, K na pp. Row 2: W a rne, Kloeker, Tewmey, C issell. Row 3: Bird , Gomez, Fr itz, Wilson. Not Pictured: Ya rn ell , Ca lde r, J ones, Fra nk, Ridge, Zoss, Cerilli , Mount. BE LOW : SECO ND PLATOON. Kneeling: Bu rks. Front : Wa tkins. Row I: Hollin gsworth , S har p, Rogers, S hea, Vanderh yde. Row 2: Minor, Hutson, York, S chwa rm, G rindstaff. Row 3: Pulford , Schi efelbein , L. Ha tcher, Holz, Cole. Not Pictured : Ca mpbell , R . S ulliva n, D. Brown , Tro ut, Witherow, Ma rsh.

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LEFT: COMPANY STAFF: l st Sgt. Nathan Streeter, 2nd Lt. Keith Ogden, Jst LL Norman Worthy , Capt. Anthony H a milton, 2nd Lt . Aaron Mticharn, 2 nd Lt. William Brow ne, Sgt. Isl Class Eric Anderson. Kneeling: Cadet Josh Burks.

BELOW : Sgt. 1st Class William Cribb, Echo Compa ny Tatical Officer.

Company Staff

Echo Company Drill Squad Drill Squad: Front: Ogden. Kneeling: Wa tkins. Behind: Warn e, Hutson , Minor, Schiefelbein, Bird, Cissell, Fritz, Knapp, L. Ha tcher, Vander hyde.

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Color Guard/Cannon Crew

RIGHT: COLOR GUARD. KNEELING: Hutson. STANDING: Capt. Davis, Hollingsworth, Schiefelbein, Minor, Pulford, Warne, Andersen. BELOW: CANNON CREW. Sult, Quinton, Kovach, G. Davis, S. Black, Holzapfel, Lippert, K. Brown.

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Rangers

STANDING: Bricker, Reci le, J . Hamilton, McDonagh, Stance!, W. Brown, Radewahn, Marks, Meaux, Creger, Drew, N. Streeter, Daly, Staff Sgt. Randy Jeffers (adviser) . KNEELING: Bruce, A. Hamilton, R . Richardson, Thomason, Johnson, M. Davis, Burks, T. Richardson, Stephens.

FRONT: Burks.

LEFT: Ranger Brad Drew does the Swiss FreeFall. RIGHT: Ranger A.J . Hamilton does the Australian Free-Fall.

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Hussars

FRONT: Cadet Burks. MIDDLE: Cadets Holzapfel, Hollingsworth, and Lippert. REAR: Cadets Barnes and Johns.

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TOP: 1) Cadet Willis waiting for a visitor 2) Cadet Aguilera just back from sports 3) Cadet G. Davis practicing to be a race car driver?

BOTTOM: 1) Cadet J. Hamilton relaxing after a hard day 2) Cadet Dyrval sitting guard duty.

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Barracks Life TOP: Cadets Breitung and Barrow reading a book about ships.

MIDDLE: l) Cadet Tyler phoning a friend 2) Cadet Terry cleaning before inspection 3) Cadet Detwiler shining his boots for inspection.

BOTTOM: I) Cadets Jackson and Bates blowing off cabin [ever 2) Cadet P. Hatcher has plenty of homework to do.

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ABOVE: Pictured receiving military awards in order arc Cadets L. Hatcher, Rogers, Warne, Zoss, Bird, a nd McDonagh. RIGHT: Di stinguished guests a nd awards presenters.

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MILITARY AWARDS Father Wheatley Memorial: Superintendent's Gold Medal for Best Military Bearing:

Old Guard Best First Year Cadet:

Captain Manuel E. Bustos Award: Association of the United States Army History Award: Indiana Guard Reserve Medal: Outstanding Non·Commissioned Officer: Fort Wayne, Indiana, Reserve Officers Association Medal: Indiana National Guard Medal: Association of the United States Army Medal: National Sojourners Medal: American Legion Scholastic Excellence Medal: American Legion ROTC General 'Military Excellence Medal: United States Army Reserve Scholar/ Athlete Award: Association of Military Colleges and Schools Medals: Daughters of the American Revolution Award: Military Order of the World Wars Medal: General Simpson Award: Sons of the American Revolution ROTC Medal: Department of the Army Military School Superior Cadet Decorations:

Dunning Memorial Plaque and Scholarship: Major Little Sabre and Medal: Major Merritt Sword and Medal: Bishop Gray Sabre and Bouton Memorial Plaque: Legion of Valor Bronze Cross for Achievement:

Silver: David Hollingsworth Gold: Darius Meaux Co. B: Patrick Conner Co. D: Artis Willis Co. E: Michael Warne Co. B: Don Barr Co. D: Rodney Flynn Co. E: Brian Hutson Leonard Hatcher Nathan~

Stuart Melvin Theron Richardson Nathan Streeter Darius Meaux Rudy Recite Martin Hembree Ronald Richardson Stephen Bates Marc Bricker Matthew McDonagh Rudy Recile Theron Richardson Paul Hatcher Philip Rogers LD I: Richard Minor LO II: Matthew McDonagb LD III: Nathan Streeter LD IV: Rudy Recite Aaron Mitcham David Bird Ronald Richardson Darius Meaux Nathan Streeter Ronald Richardson

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TOP: I) Cadet Mitcham, Father Minnix, and Cadet McDonagh. 2) Colonel Kelly and Cadet R. Richardson with a painting presented to the school by the class of 1951.

MIDDLE: 1) John and Chris Betts keeping the school "neat as a pin." 2) A judo demonstration for cadets in the gymnasium.

BOTTOM : I) Tuning the chimes in Saint James Chapel. 2) Rough 'n tough Cadet Anthony.

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Choir

FRIST ROW: Krebs, Meyerhoff, Ross.

SECOND ROW: Melvin, Cole, J. Brown, Morton. THIRD ROW: Chase, Wilson, Coleman, K. Brown, Jansen.

Acolytes FIRST ROW: Thomason, Hollingsworth, A. Hamilton, Mitcham. SECOND ROW: Harvey, S. Black, McDonagh, Barnes.

THIRD ROW: Father Minnix, P. Hatcher, Daly, Bruce.

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Senior Acolytes

Terence Bruce

Anthony Hamilton and Aaron Mitcham

James Daly

Jeffery Harvey

Communion is served at Founders' Day chapel service.

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Sword and Shield

!st Row: Father Gallagher, Cadets Recile and Bricker. 2nd Row: Cadets Trump, A. Hamilton, Stephens, and R. Richardson. 3rd Row: Lt. Col. Williams, Cadets Daly, Bruce, Meaux, Tedder, and Lt. Col. Trout.

Ushers /Maintenance Staff

USHERS. !st Row: Cadets Rogers and Herring. 2nd Row: Cadets Minor, Pulford, and Warne.

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Maintenance Crew

Old Guard

ABOVE: CADET OLD GUARD. Isl Row: Mr. Pagin, Cadets P. Hatcher, Harvey, Recile, Drew, A. Hamilton, R. Richardson, Radewahn, Marks, and Daly. 2nd Row: Cadets J. Hamilton, N. Streeter, Melvin, Tedder, Hollingsworth, Watkins, Mitcham, Rogers, Ogden, Bricker, and L. Hatcher.

BELOW: STAFF OLD GUARD. 1st Row: Jeanne Scropos, Mary Brown, James Malerich, Richard Piper, Thomas Merritt, LTC William Trout, Glenn Cox, and Thomas Sabocik. 2nd Row: Jerry Lantz, Joye Mach, Chris Betts, Sally Ulrich, Janell Griffin , Glenn Moore, Brenn Arklie, Steven Clark, Jeff Schillinger, and John Pagin. 3rd Row: Bill Mach, Mike Bauder, John Betts, Harold Engel, Earl Cleveland, Harry Delle, Paul Lauver, Ray Bender, Herman Ragland, James Snyder, James Pastoor, and Max Taylor. Not Pictured: Edward Choate, Lillian Fender, Mark Fesperman, Father Minnix, Major Howard Terrell, Gloria Miller, Darlene VanZuilen, L TC Williams, Judith Williams, and Scott Warren.

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Space Cadets This year H.M.S. introduced a new Space Cadet Progra m. Classes were held in the basement of White Hall every Saturday morning. The program was designed to train young people for future hi-tech careers with NASA and related industries. Courses of study included astronomy, celestial space navigation, electronics, photonics, hydroponics- robotics, computer programming, model rocketry, solar energy, and space math. Cadets who were involved in the program were excused from other duties during the hours they met each Saturday.

Mr. Ken Beatty organized and took charge of the Space Science classes. The program generated a great deal of enthusiasm among Howe cadets, parents, and alumni in its first year.

TOP: Cadets Adams, Pulford, L. Hatcher, Bird, Holzapfel, and (kneeling) Schwarm and York experimenting with miniature robots . BOTTOM: Mr. Beatty a nd displays of various projects undertaken by the Space Cadets.

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Debate Team

Mr. Pagin, Adviser; Cadets Warne, Rogers, Ogden, Harvey, Mitcham, Melvin, Greer, P. Hatcher, Zoss.

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Cadet Harvey

Administrative Council

ABOVE: Max Taylor, Thomas Sabocik, Cadet Meaux, LTC Trout , LTC Willia ms, Glen Cox, Richard Piper, Thomas Merritt, James Ma Jerich, Father Minnix, Brenn Arklie, M ajor Colville, Arlin Jansen , Burt MacAtee. BELOW: Travis W. Pearse Jr. , John W. Kirsch, Dr. Melvin L. Vulgamore, Benjamin F. Lehman, Charles E. Gross, Dean F. Cutshall, Thomas S. Merritt, Thomas A. Gerow, B/G Eugene Scott, Kenneth G. Herrick, Brenn E. Arklie, LTC Trout, Vladimir Penzenik, Todd W. Herrick, Thomas L. Parker, Robert Beardsley, John C. Peterson, N.P. -Bishop Sheridan.

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Administration Mr. Thomas Merritt (Superintendent) Reverend George Minnix (Chaplain) Mr. Glenn Cox (Director of Admissions)

Mr. Brenn Arklic (Business Manager) Mr. James Hilliard (Director of Development) Mr. Harry Delle (Accountant)

Mr. Max Taylor (Director of Maintenance) Mrs. Janell Griffin (Assistant to the Director of Admissions) Mr. Christopher Kirsch (Assistant to the Director of Admiss ions)

Mr. Burt McAtec (Food Service Manage r) Mrs. Mary Brown (Bookkeeper and Person nel Secretary) Mrs. Gloria Miller (Secretary to the Su peri ntenden t)

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and School Staff Miss Debbra Scaman (Secretary to the Director of Development) Mrs. Belinda Weaver (Secretary) Mrs. Marilyn Voorhies (Receptionist)

Mrs. Katrina Sulcs (Quartermaster)

Mrs. Gertrude Weaver (Quartermaster Clerk)

Mrs. Judith Williams (Head Nurse)

Col. Raymond Kelley (Archivist)

Mrs . Delores Elkins (Sewing Lady)

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ADVERTISING Patrons: Walker /Brandholtz Paint Company Mr. & Mrs. Willis J. Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Hembree Mary Stephens Mr. & Mrs. Edgar Tyler, Sr. Mr. Ned Meyerhoff Dr. & Mrs. Jan D. Smith Mr. Marcus M. Greer Diane Morton Ace Pest Control Dr. Ramagapols Reddy Avutu Mr. & Mrs. James B. Breitung Dave Smith Pontiac- Buick- G.M.C. Vogt's Flowers of Sturgis Carl Kerr Advertising House of Cards and Gifts State Line Golf Center Mr. & Mrs. William J. Ausberger Craig & Gail Moyer Mr. & Mrs. John Stoeckly Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Witherow Terri Yarnell Taulman Mr. & Mrs. James H. Davey Gonser Painting

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Welcome to

DA VINCI'S newest Italian Restaurant in the Sturgis area.

We specialize in fine dining, including Pizza and Submarines.

Eat in or take out.

We deliver.

1616 E. Chicago Rd.

Sturgis, MI

Phone 616/651-1431

Congratulations

Cadet Joseph Tedder and all 1986 Graduates for a job well done!

- Mrs. Linda Tedder

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THE HARROD CO. INC. Maurice Hackett Rep Siding- Insulation- Roofing Howe- 562-3961 Sturgis- 651-9126 Kendallville- 34 7-2450

TOWNSQUARE RESTAURANT ON THE SQUARE I ~:

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" Good Home Cooked Food" 5:45 am-6:00 pm Mon. thru Thurs.

5:45 am-8:00 pm Fri. & Sat. - Closed SundaysHowe, Indiana 467 46 1- 219- 562-3584

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MICHIANA OIL COMPANY Your full service Phillips 66 dealer Gasoline- Fuel Oil- Kerosene Automotive & Industrial Oils "Serving you for over 50 years!"

Complete Mechanic Service Four Your Car HOWE: 562-3350 or 562-3351 STURGIS: 651-5663

Hauling Materials and Parts of any kind or produce anywhere in the U.S.A. and Canada

Good Fuel Makes Warm Friends

KERO-SUN KEROSENE HEATERS

(313) 455-3504

DJ-DR TRUCKING, INC. David E. J ohanningsmeier Owner / Operator

P.O. Box 536 Plymouth, MI 48107

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Congratulations

& Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of '86 and to all the cadets of Howe Military School.

Our thanks and appreciation to the faculty and staff for all their efforts.

- Mr. & Mrs. David Vanderhyde

Vanderhyde Ford, Inc.

345 N. Main Cedar Spring, MI 49319 Phone 616- 696-1541 "Have you driven a Ford lately?"

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NANETTE RICHARDSON MANAGER

TELEPHONE (205) 943-6631

JACK'S TRAILER COURT Highway 98 West of Foley P.O. Box 896 Foley, Alabama 36536-0896 Lots for Rent

Trailer Rentals

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1986

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis W. Richardson CADET RONALD W. RICHARDSON Battalion Staff and JEFFREY W. RICHARDSON, Auburn University

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Sock it 'em

Class of '86 All of your friends will be going Lheir separate ways. Neil' worlds will be opening/or you full of interesting discoz1eries.

But your paths will cross from time to time, bringing hack war·m memories. As you cboose your individual roads to travel we wish you all the happiness and success this world has to offer.

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Cadet Christop he r Terry (Class of '88) Jim and Barbara Lagomarcino

Exponent Publishers, Inc. Hagerstown, Indiana 1-800-382-4589 At anJ' time of the yea1·, In any color you may choose.

Let us print your choice for _you.

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Congratulations to the Graduating Class, and best wishes to all Cadets at Howe.

17830 ENGLEWOOD DRIVE MIDOlESURG HEIGHTS, OH 44130 (2 1,6) 243-0888 Tele < 985631

James B. Cole Chairman of the Board Noshok, Inc.

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Congratulations & Best Wishes To My Son

Darius Meaux You have come into the world to carry on.

FOR A JOB WELL DONE!!! and to all of the graduating "Class of '86" I am so proud!

Love, Your Mother Michele Meaux

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Congratulations &

Best Wishes to a distinguished young man,

Darius Meaux -Mrs. Roberta Washington -Mrs. Beverly Williams -Ms. Celia Meaux

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We Are So Proud of you:

Darius Meaux and All the "Graduates of '86" - Mrs. Carolyn Owens - Mrs. Sherida Winn -Mrs. Anita Chambers

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Congratulations from the Teachers of Burr Elementary School

Darius Meaux for a job well done!!!

-Mrs. Doris Grant - Mrs. Ute Alexander - Mrs. Venita Scott -Mrs. Dolores Matt

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"Congratulations Class· of 1986!

You have become a part of the century-long tradition of Howe Alumni!"

-HOWE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION176

SHIPSHEWANA STATE BANK Shipshewana, Indiana 46565 LaGrange • Topeka • Wolcottville

PRICE'S LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING Complete Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service Phone:

LaGrange, Indiana

463-4189 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1986 Jae & Madonna

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NORTHROP & NORTHROP CO. Detroit- North ville

PRESIDENT ROSS B. NORTHROP JR.

VICE PRESIDENT ROSS B. NORTHROP III

FARMERS STATE BANK

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463-7111

351-3001

593-2259

854-2551

MAPLECREST MOTEL & APTS. 1203 E. Chicago Rd. Sturgis Michigan 49091

OWNERS & OPERATORS: THE LARIMERS Myron & Margaret 1-616- 651-8190

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SAGA FOOD SERVICE Educational Division "Our entire Saga Food Service Staff wish to congratulate the Class of 1986.

We hope you will achieve your lifetime goals and much success in the future."

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CADETS OF '86!

-THE OLD GUARD-

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CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '86 AND TO ALL THE PROUD CADETS OF HOWE MILITARY SCHOOL

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A HEART FELT "THANK YOU"

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FROM YOUR FRIENDS AT:

WAYNE ASPHALT AND CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. 6600 Ardmore Ave. Fort Wayne, Indiana 46809 "THE ASPHALT PAVEMENT SPECIALISTS"

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NORTHERN INDIANA AGENCY, INC. and INBANC Insurance Services 915 Clinton St. "Summit East"

Dean F. Cutshall (Sr.) Tom Lutz Dean F. Cutshall Betty Robinson Priscilla Larsh

P.O. Box 2345 Fort Wayne, IN 46801 (219) 427-8264

Branch Offices- 212 W. Ewing St., South Bend, IN 8219 Zionsville Rd., Indianapolis, IN

Established in 1928

219- 562-2132

GEORGE P. REID & SON 2" thru 6" Well Drilling Water Systems and Repair F&W and L&S Pumps

BILL & TOM REID

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507 3rd Street P.O. Box 10 Howe, IN 46746

WOOD MOTEL AAA Approved Nice Clean Rooms Color Cable T.V. 606 W. Chicago Road Sturgis, MI 49091 OWNERS: Mr. & Mrs. Jam es Lemons

PHONE: 616- 651-2391

SPORTSARAMA 114 WEST CHICAGO RD. STURGIS, MICHIGAN 49091 616- 651-5382 Manufacturer's Distributor to Schools & Institutions

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Ergon Products 3549 Anvil Drive Troy, Michigan 48084 (313) 528-2407

VERNA BARR Ergonomic Furniture & Computer Accessories

MON.-WED.-FRI. 9-9 TUE. -THUR. -SAT. 9-6

(614) 882-2381

JOHN EVANS

APPLIANCES- CARPET- TELEVISION BRENDA EV ANS-HOLZAPFEL Manager

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JCPenney Cl 1981 , J. C . Penn ey Company, Inc

Downtown Sturgis, MI Retail Phone: 616-651-5870

Catalog Phone: 616- 651-8585 To Place Order 651-8848 Oustide Area Call 1-800- 222-6161

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Founded by John B. Howe and Samuel P. Williams Howe, Indiana 46 746

P.O. Box 97 "A Living Landmark in Banking" Founded 1853

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COLONIAL MOTOR INN Tom and Betty Labo Managers

42 Rooms- Heated Pool Cable T.V.- Phones Water Beds- Reasonable Rates Non Smoking Rooms Available Deposit Required

70045 S. Centreville Rd. Sturgis, MI 49091 Reservations: 1-616- 651-8505

CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1986

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THE STUDENT CENTER Going to M cDon a ld 's is a lmost as mu ch a part of school as going to class. You 've made us the pl ace t o meet, to talk, to have a good tim e, to celebrate your victories a nd help forget defea ts.

You 've made M cDon ald 's more tha n just a noth er place to ea t. A nd th a t's why, a t McDonald 's, we say . . .

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MIDWEST METALS, INC. Aluminum • Brass • Copper • Stainless Steel Carbon Steel• High Temperature • Exotic• Rare Alloys Hastelloy • Waspaloy • Nickel Alloys Titanium • Cobalt • Tungsten Strip • Sheet • Rod • Bar • Structurals • Wire Tubing • Pipe • Extrusions • Fasteners

Including .. . All your hard to get Items

Thomas P. Kloeker President 25989 Detroit Rd.

Westlake, OH

216 / 871-6455

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STURGIS RELAXING ATMOSPHERE CAPTAINS COVE RESTAURANT & LOUNGE BANQUET FACILITIES TO 250 ENJOY OUR SUNDAY BREAKFAST BAR 8:00 am-11:00 am AND BRUNCH I 0:00 am-2:00 pm

1300 S. Centreville Rd.

Sturgis, MI 49091

616/651-7881

BROWN'S DRUG STORE Serving the Community Since 1896

YOUR COMPLETE DRUG STORE •Cosmetics •Candies •Cards • Gifts

Rental & Sale of All Convalescent Aids

Prescriptions

Convenient Parking 116-118 N. Detroit

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LaGrange, IN

219- 463-3155

CONGRATULATIONS TO

THE CLASS OF '86

Glendale Industries 760 Blanch Ave. P.O. Box 144 Norwood, NJ

07648

Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1986!

You're Now a Part of the History of Howe.

Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Radewahn

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To Howe Military SchoolYou are truly the Best, in leading me into the future!

I entered as a boy; I leave as a man.

Thanks for the memories.

-Lt. Keith B. Ogden

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Knowledge, like bread, is made fresh every day.

We enter to learn!

We leave to teach!

To

Lt. Keith B. Ogden, who will always have the love and respect he has earned from Mother, Dad, Connie & Karen Mr. & Mrs. Griffith E. Ogden

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TECUMSEH TECUMSEH PRODUCTS COMPANY TECUMSEH, MICHIGAN Congratulations to the Class of 1986

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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.

CHAPPLE ~air @§t'IJ;,,'I 5627 TURNEY ROAD GARFIELD HTS., OHIO 44125 Elsie Jane Anthony Proprietor

WEEKDAYS - 9 AM TO 9 PM SATURDAY - 8 AM TO 5 PM

PHONE

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OUR BIG 'N BEEFY BACON DOUB LE CHEESEBURGER.

,, Three pieces of bacon, lea n and cri spy. Two beef patties, flame-bro il eel and juicy. And you gel a double portion of creamy, melted cheese. Now, aren't you feeling twice as hungry7 Burger King - Rog U S. Pai & TM 0 11 c 1963 Burger King Co1pora11on

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'ATRONS: Northern Cashway Tecumseh Leasing, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Edward Hatcher Burg Advertising Mr. & Mrs. John Knapp & family Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Brown Mr. Tulio & Dr. Teresa Vazquez Mr. & Mrs. Allen F. Dickinson Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Maxwell Sturgis Trophy House Mr. & Mrs. Earl 0. Bates Mr. & Mrs. P.E. Meyer III Mrs. Yvonne Fritz Mr. & Mrs. Donald Rocheleau Dr. & Mrs. Arlin Jan sen

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KRIEGHOFF-LENAWEE COMPANY CONSTRUCTING ENGINEERS ADRIAN, MICHIGAN 49221 EXCELLENCE IN CONSTRUCTION SINCE 1947 CONGRATULATIONS

HOWE MILITARY SCHOOL WE ARE PROUD TO BE A PART OF YOUR SCHOOL

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Congratulations and Best Wishes to my best friend and fine son,

Cadet Rudy Recile, and to all the graduating class of 1986, with a special thanks to the faculty of Howe Military School.

Proud Mother, Lolita Recile

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In Loving Memory of

Gus C. Coleman, Jr. (June 28, 1985)

Husband, Father, and Friend Cadet Aaron C. Coleman

~ial PACKAGING CORPORATION

3457 ROGER B. CHAFFEE MEMORIAL DRIVE, S.E. GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN 49508 PHONE: 616/243-6625

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We offer the best, premier Indiana University Housing1- 2- 3 B.R. Apts.

2- 3 B.R. Houses All with Laundry Rooms & on I. U. Bus Stops 24 Hour Management Service- 300 Apt. Choices in the LU. Stadium Area Richard F. Barnes School of Business-B.S., 1952 (Also Nick's English Hut if you are over 21)

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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

HOWE PARENTS' ASSOCIATION, INC.

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