TATLER 1988 Howe Military School DEDICATION page 2-3 f. Headmasters page 4 Superintendent page 5 Campus Life page 6 Seniors page 33 Under Classmen page 67 Organizations page 94 Athletics page 97 Companies page 124 Advertisements/messages page 159
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Dedication We dedicate the 1988 Tatler to Mr . Malerich, Mrs. Ulrich, and Mr. Piper to honor them for their leadership, their pa tience , and their helpfulness. The strategic front line deci sion making, the teamwork, and the loyalty each has shown to the school is deeply appreciated as Howe Military steps proudly into its 104th year of excellence
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Mr. Malerich, Asst. Headmaster
Mr. Piper, Headmaster. As President Reagan chal lenged the nation in a State of the Union address, he commented, "As a nation, we are not getting older and weaker but younger and stronger." As you look back on your experiences at HMS, realize what you have learned and how those experiences have helped to prepare you for the future. Look to the future, gain from your experiences. Become part of this nation that is growing "younger and stronger." I wish you success in all your endeavors.
This Tatler is more than printed pages, clever sayings, and photographs. It is a record of memories- your memories- the memories you hold both individually and in common as cadets of HMS. I sincerely hope the memories are pleasant ones, ones you will cherish for the remainder of your life. You have received an education that will serve you well. May health, happiness, and success be with you throughout your life.
"Col. Thomas Merritt, Superintendent"
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The time has come for the Class of 1988 to move on to their next plateau of achievement . As a graduate of Howe, you join thousands of successful alumni through this country, and around the world, as leaders of our nation. Your learning will never cease, and you shou ld continue to strive for success as you've done here. Our congratulations, prayers, and best wishes go with you.
FOUNDER'S DAY EXCITEMENT Can you believe it? The camera's on automatic! Farewell to Arms. Scott, Higgins, Broskey, Clark, Horvath, and Ridge. Fire when you can see the whites of their eyes! The cannon crew gets in position 6
Weekend priv? Us? Terry Family Dancers.
Each year Howe Military School celebrates the founding of the school.. This year, the 104th year, was special for students, parents, and associates of the school. Barracks competed with drill teams and lounge decorations, the corp of cadets stepped out in rhythm to the cadence of · the band. Services in which we recalled the beginnings and the growth of the school were held. Wreaths were laid on the graves of Mr. and Mrs. Howe, Col. Bouton and Col. Kelly.
Founder's Day Celebration
Mr. Pagin makes a point as Pearson observes. I didn't know muscles came in giant sizes.
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IO BRAVO! The winning drill team. Thumbs up for the Century Center. McDonaugh, M., Streeter, R. , Broskey Lookin' Good!
SSG C U RRY LEADS WINNING DRILL TEAM Mr. Osborn, Maj. Colvill, Mr. Mcllrath, and Mr. Vogelsang enjoy Founder's Day weather Mr Choate and Trepanier contemplate the possibilities of DNA. JI
12 Echoing "Attention." Pause that refreshes! McDonaugh and Fr. Morgan load up Holiday gifts for the Monks at St. Gregory's. .. \ • ....
CELEBRATION NOW COME ON
Listening to a monk and observing the surroundings of a cloistered lifestyle, cadets consider a slower pace and a more devote existence. Slow dancin! Statue at St. Gregory's.
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CAMERA ACTION Cheered by enthusiastic I.M. players, Geoff Horvath swings at a big one. 14 If we can perfect this robot it will clean our barracks, correct our papers--why we can make a mint with it!
Just normal barracks life. Three relaxed people waiting for the ring ceremony, Johnson, Laws, and Ebony Coward.
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PICK UP THE PACE!
Party time! Jason Brown takes a break from cramming. Mr. Herrick's statue seems to smile on Avutu and Winters. The 1988 Colorguard steps in perfect unison to display Old Glory on parade. Galoozis, man of the hour! Coleman moving through raised swords of the Iron Guard. Starting from a backward position, Higgins is about to make a splashless entrance into the pool.
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IS THIS TALENT OR WHAT?
NEW MEN Join Corps Second semester began with new cadets. Photographed near Maj. Merritt Mess Hall: Cadets Linas, Sprague, W. Minor, & Engleman. Cadets Harris, Delacroix & Schultz. Cadets Igo, Jeffries, Graham, & E. Hawkins. Cadets Porter, Beach, & Burd. Cadets Wolfe, South, & Arnold.
Graduation! The End Celebrate Whoopie! You Mad e It!! Completed Senior English With at Least a "D" Came in 1st At Tingley Invitational (Move ahead 2) Stayed up all Night, 'ryping and Fell Asleep In Mr. Pagin's Class (Lose Big Time, Go Back to Start!) Purchased Unifo rms (Move ahead 1) Busted to Private at Board (Start Over) Completed Class Schedu le a nd Cleaned Roo m (1 Free Turn) Join VHC (Move ahead 1 + Free Turn) Got Mr. Fe s perman For Human Anatomy (Go Back 1) Suspected of taking Ammo off Range (Move Back 3)
First Six Weeks' Grades HONOR STUDENT (Move a h ea d 2) OLY 1988® Rifle team T ryo uts Made 2 Bull seye ! (Move Ahead 1) Take A DEMERIT CARD Too Bad! .... .... tzj Promoted to Sgt. (Take Free Turn) Broke the School's Camera (Lose Turn, Pay Repair B ill) (D 9 (D Im; t-1• r.tJ Visit Jim Day Before Dance (Go Back & Complain) Caught Smoking In t he John (Take 2 Demerits) Failed Sunday Inspection Restricted to Room (Lose 2 Turns) Found 5 Good R efe rences on Same Subject (Take 1 Free Tum)
SENIOR POLL 1. Favorite Senior Joe Clark 2. Handsome st ..... .. .... .. ..... .. Matt McDonagh 3. Best Athlete Matt McDonagh 4. Senior Clown .................. ... ..... Ken Lippert 5. Most lik ely to Succeed .. Matt McDonagh 6. Most likely to join service John Fisher 7. Nicest Senior Pete Ausberger 8. Biggest Flirt Doug Anthony 9. Most likely to become a priest Higgins 10. Sloppiest Senior ....................... Ken Scott 11. Heartiest Appetite .. ........ . Doug Anthony 12. Most Cheerful ................. Pete Ausberger 13. Grumpiest Aaron Coleman 14. Best Conduct Chris Terry 15. Worst Conduct ........ .......... Hollingsworth 16. Expertise in Foreign Language .. S. Cruz 17. Best Mathematician .... Matt McDonagh 18. Most Thoughtful Tom Cox 19. Most Diplomatic Matt McDonagh 20. Presidential possibility Joe Clark ·21. Quietest ............................... .... ... Tom Cox 22. Best Senior Rifleman .... ...... John Fisher 23. Best "A ll Round" Cadet..Matt McDonagh 24. Best Senior Debater ................ ... . Higgins WHAT'S HOT .. .WHAT'S NOT Mustang GT Convertibles are hot. Rolex Watches are hot. Christian Dior fashions are hot. Madonaa is hot. Lisa Bonet is hot. Dirty Dancing is hot Sock Hops are not. 1 piece Bathing suits are not. Heavy Metal is not. Mary Poppins is not. Mess hall food is not. 24
YOU KNOW YOU ARE BUSTED WHEN ... When your parents call and ask you how your week went ... Currey When Col. Trout hands you a cup ... Anthony When you get more than 2 detentions in one day ... Sulcs When Maj. Shelton smiles ... Sowers When you have had 3 English teachers in two years ... Pandya When Mr. Orsborn says, "I'll give you slow torture and Sudden Death." Veach The brothers say "BOOT!!!" When there's smoke in the bathroom and Mr. Clark walks in. ow .I 25
The SAT test was offered three times this year. Other tests, ACT, PSAT , and NEDT, were offered periodically for our students. Couch potato people. 26 1987-88 15370
r GENTLEMEN! AT ATTENTION At ease and relaxed. Super-bowl weekend I think some of the pieces are missing. ' ., i
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The boys at the barracks. The tennis match was a draw.
CAMPUS LIFE. Gaines & Coorman enjoy the out-of-doors. The ski jockeys go for the action. Larson throws a high one in intramurals.
SOME GOOD NEWS SOME BAD NEWS All Cadets present and accounted for. The sermon will run long today.
WHAT DO THEY DO IN THE MILI32 TARY SCHOOL, THEY MARCH, THEY MARCH, THEY MARCH
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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 34 Mr. Pagin, Sponsor Cadet Mcleroy, Tr es. Cadet Broskey, V. Pres. Cadet McDonagh, Pres. Cadet Thomason, Sec. Cadet Anthony, Sgt. at Arms
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Douglas L. Anthony ILt. Echo Co. Ox, Slim, Sta-puf, BMOC, TT Wrestling-3, Track-3, VHC-2, H Guard-2, Hussars 2, Thespians2, Waiters-1, Cr. CountryI, VHC Officer-1, Class Officer-1, IDR-2, Cheerleader-I, Herald-I, Flag Detail-2, Weight Lifting-2.
I think Howe has had more than its share of me and I've had more than enough of Howe My three years here haue been filled with many high points which would not haue been possible without the support of the administration and my be loved parents and family. I love all of you. I've developed a lot of close friends here that I will never forget. I knew when I first saw my family drive away my first day things would not be the same and they weren't. I'd like to thank Mr. Piper, Mr. Malerich, Miss Walb, Miss Ulrich, Mr. Pagin, Mr. Bauman, Mr. Robinson and all the other teachers. Most of all I would like to thank Cpt. Barton who guided me through my most grueling year. I'm sure he will remember. My friends who were many, but the closest, I'll never forget: Pete, Joe, Matt, Mike, C.J., Dave, Fish, Bob, Blake, Lips, Ridge, Jenny, Camey, Hollingsworth, Geoff, Rick, Mac, Brad and all the other Brothers. A word for the Juniors "Stay away from Stratford." Listen to your Commanding Officers for once To everyone else, do what you have to do to make it
Peter J. Ausberger Cpt. B / S "A l e x " -n- "Petey" H on . G u a rd -2 , Cannon Crew-2, Crs. Co untr y-2, R a n gers-1, B/S-1, Us h er- 1, Baseball -2, A co l yte-1, Track-1, He r a l d-I, NHS I , Exp ert R ifl em an, Co ndu ct R ibbon s-2 , Photograph y- I 11tut"' cU ? "'"" (6 11tothi ";dtiu "" -. A..a d«t.t ..a ei,w,, u,. tkfl44t. Att 6' 4'# tJel'l4f 7'4d ,- 1Jt..,. "P(fulr. 1lt11. 71t..,. 71t..,. 'if!tU4, ehru. 1'1cd. 11t""'. u6Ud te.ut ed 7-a. e..µ. 'If""'44 1 ,_ 110%. St1i. ,_ c tJelJ4f te.ut "7ktueu.rf4- -a-,- cU. ,_. 'J'9. '/ (6 t.. d«t.t lfLd. te.ut ""'tk 'le ·e le u {Md -. k tt "'1ttt k '4T4 to "'6 tt 4 u.u. ? ,_ 1/tbr.446/ 36
David Braeman Cpt. B/S "Dobey" Honor Guard-1, NHS-1, Soccer 1 Howe Herald-1, Usher-1, Sword & Shield-1. "}M f"-e U- 'J'r.eku, U 'J'r.e --U {#4 Uk."6 o/ tk-, e¥ed4°'1 ?It.ea 11/de, pu, ...!.. Pe.le#;. Pete";. ad Be.wt. 'l Uk 4tu. t6 -'u 11/.u, BIUUt, ad 1(1-U-lo'i A "'1...1 111-i. -4 1/t'J. c/u {- NU rk "'144' l#d-.t '-4e 'I'll Uk (o ti--' eµ. B""'- lo'i &d6 1141 37
Michael E. Broskey Maj. B/S "Bro" Var. Soccer 3, Var. Baseball 3, JV Basketball-1, Var. Basketball-2, VHS-2, Rangers-3, Acolyte-2, IDR-1, Swd and Shield-I, Senior Vice Pres., M.A.C. All Conf. Soccer, Cannon Crew-1. 'l'it Uk '6 d-' ..., '" de t6 90 t6 E¥eetcU, ""'! ?It-., dd ?It-'. ""6 u.u. /I Ltt ""6 '" 4fWra· 7'-h 1-'r- 7'-h 9-' !ltd "8'9" dd "'4td. 1-'r- (361. 7-a. 38
Joe F. Clark Cpt. Echo-2 "Farlow" Cr. Country-1, Basketball-2, Tennis-1, Baseball-2, Track-1, Color Guard 1, Iron Guard-1, Usher-1, Sword and Shiel-1. '7 (6 '«P 4'-t -4 1411 dO fU6#e (6 "'--'· '1(/eN, """""'" 11e- -4 'Du, '7 e-e '164 lodl t6 ?It.or. 1lt.or. ?le-i. ef61. '84111M ..-t 1Jt.,. Ptt-. ;eu,e -4 'l'tt ""44- lj## rul' -4tl L .1'17Sie I 39
Aaron Carlton Coleman Cpt. B I S "Grasshopper" HMS -4 yrs Choir-2, VHC 2, Bas ket ball-2, Track 2, Old Guard 1, H erald 1, Sword & S h eild 1, Socc er Mgr -2 , History Med al , Mary Gr a ce S uput Med a l, Drama 1. I--. .'4 lif (6 _,. "Jddeti"""' Sup ?ltodu 1- tk4 1 atte.u/d "fll?JtS 7'-h, ?/t'J. """'th 1 th u -4 tld Md, 14« fue 9'1Ut (6. ""'6 /e d[a,,,,""''· 7ut, ""'6 "1>ttt "fll-1 7'-h (6 th ""'6 '4.-ul, (6. U4d <# _,,, fUlu, , 7h. le.it (6 '?)_,,_ , """' '?)--. 7'-h ?lt-r.. ('7ku 4 ?ltuu). 40
Thomas E. Cox Lt. Bravo-2 yrs "Boro" Tennis-2 , Track-2, IDR-1, Ski Club-2. (6 dt«4/,toc 1 4146 Uk (o 7M<t, ?ledMd, -4 p..., • tj,-.t t6 40 tk .uKt •. tb4e 41
Samuel Cruz Martinez lLt. Delta-2 "Taco" or "Burrito Bro #1"1 Soccer-2, Rifle Team 1, Honor Guard 1, IDR 1, Expert Rifleman-I, Conduct Ribbon I, Flag Detail 1, Track-1, Drill Squad-1. '7 -44 (6 4-1. d6 -(6 4-1.1-9"'"9d# '7 .-d ?n 4lt "/ 'l ..tit 42
Peter C. Faerber Cpt. Delta-2 "Pete" or "Furburger" Cr. Country-I, Cr. Country Skiing-I, Track-2, Usher-I, IDR-1, Honor Guard-I, NHS-2, ADT-2, Rifle-1, Sword and Shield-1, Color Guard I. ""'I /UuJt ct..t e411eeuU. pue., ;i:.,_ ;e., 1Jttk 'B poi. 'J ?Jtaa ?Jt., 7., 'B 7-e.. 11e sdH<lld e .. 7u. 11tttd 'i/'J•• E1t ,.-1., el#i 1 «Jtti ""I -" tVUut, ()d, 7£?4'.. 43
John S. Fisher Cpt. Bravo-4 "Tuna" or "Fish" Rifle-4, Track 1, IDR 1, Cannon Crew Commander 1, Sword and Shield 1, Thespians 1, Honor Guard -3, Letterman -4 , Rifle Team Cpt.-1, Conduct Ribbon 2, Old Guard-1, Wrestling-2 '1fldt, l«d. (4 ""4 _ "44 l«d, lut -4 tk ,eM «1ttt '6 '44t· 1 -""' (6 ,u.e tk-a (6-. ?lt.ur. '11U4, 7vvu;, ?It..-, 1(;eut, tJUU. ?ltcie, 1{/-'4f .,_ a.u) 'Bide, 7 .4., 'it?-. (?lee!)), 'if?,, PtlUUf. 'Du, a-i ('/',,,. 9-' 1to.,_4't. ?lt04t tdt. 1-UC't 4d ., 1 .,_ """" 4 (6t( ( ( 44
Mike G. Galoozis Pit. Leader Bravo-2 "Greek-Beak" Golf-2, Tennis Manager-I. ""ii J-t -t '-· ?Jt.,_ -4 '!)4'(, lo'i lo'i *'I It-I 2 ';11.S. e«uu-. 'l -a.it '-4- 41-t r"9 fo 'l UMU u 'fl'-. 9-' /6 .a 'flle<Ute4, /dd -4 "' tU 45
Jason Hawkins 2Lt.-Bravo "Spook" "Buckwheat" Baseball-2, Sharpshooter , Wrestling 1 , Band 1. 1 __ ., '.a '!6" uvrd, 7'-'4/ 46
Michael J. Higgins SFC Echo Pltn. Ldr "Fr. Mike" "Higgy" Cross Country-1, Track-1, Hussars-1, NHS-1, Debate-1, Choir-1, Acolyte -1, Cadet of the Period-1, Spanish Club-1, Thespians 1, "Twelve Angry Men." 'l (6 ?Je-.a-(. th (6 atted """'1-tk 1te:r&, 9 fQOrd#( Uk t6 of .,_ 4 '""""dta"""9 °' tk 'tqe'"" 'I-·' 'l 414o. -a to d-' tk uttu d444. oj 198'B', tieee{ll'«f'J--. u dj .-. ? #Uf v-, itu. 11., 'iDete. -;;., 7- 44uJI. ?Je41t r• -.4- eo"t/4eUcf /6 eowu t6 ;il?JeS ,ttt o1 u. """"' 'l ti4t '!"'"" ...tt (# tf.o, 'l 'l Ukt6 tk le4& eti«<4U-, -;;,,,. ?leOIU)'U foti tk 9.ud, ?le.or. ie"44- /oti tk (# (tr.4d, ,/tu, 'l-""' Uk t'6 1- '4 a.btu Wie ield, s-:.i. 1Jt4t °' (6 -4 ela44.. 7o tk "*'-4-IPe #Uf4'e a tk .,_,t, l<ut, & t6 '1<1E '?"l?t,/4 Z>'l'Z> 1711/ tj--t & '441(""' tk -u.. ''8'8''' 47
David Hollingsworth 2Lt Echo-6 "Weed" LS Basketball 2, LS Track-2, LS Acolytes-2, Cavaliers 2, Acolytes-4, Hussars 4, IDR 2, Honor Guard -3, Iron Guard 3, Student Gov.-1, Old Guard-2, Old Guard Pres.-1, Wrestling 4, Swimming -2, Crs. Country-1, Track-3, Letterman -4 +plaque, Color Guard-2, Flag Detail-1, Camp-2, VHC Club-3, Officer VHC-1. 1',(, eo,1eel4U, to tUd. "'41 I- cit of d.Wr. ,WU 1 (6 "4d ?lt-i. u-tt' 14.,, 1 d.e ';lt?ltS, '7 '--,,. '7 '_,,. 1 tU k# '7 '-'"pr-, d.e -;.;"?JtS. 'J'tt 48
Kenneth T. Lippert SSG Bravo-2 "Lips" or "Lippy" Rangers 1, Hussars-2, IDR-1, Rifle Team-1, Cannon Crew 1, Honor Guard-2, B/S-1/2, Thespians-1, Choir -11/2, Soccer-2, Tennis-2, Skiing-1, Speech-1, Baseball I, Herald 1, Waiters-1 ,_ d-e ro.i -4 d-e 144. 7'-M- u.· Stu-e 1- d-e l«dt.tedd u-u, ()# 1- tk ""ae e-u, 1- d-e e:rl>t4 lfKd, 1#11 Id -"4-, ZJe.M 1 ftUut (6eM, -u t. -4 d-e 416-,.- ?lteL-."""' ..a tk ro.ite.u-'44, Ue '" '"'J't, I- d-e ##4kL., ... leut 4lt 4-d""'"" (6 ,_ f.ddl 7-1-tt<ltut.'} (6 ?It"" /- '" Ue e-. "" 7UIU/ eU '8--- (MM(UUC-4-, deddt111ed t. 2.ut ':41.,,, St#4 ':41tttt. 8.d. 'tl-'De'U#U'i, da.-'4 tu. "()u1/d", p(#I,, ""Z>--.1- ae 'B_,·,,, "" 'Pete d-efo4 cidd-e ojtk-tu_,,u. 49
Matthew T. McDonagh B.C. "Dugal" Acolytes-2, Sword & Shield 2, NHS 2, Old Guard-I, Honor Guard 4, Rangers-3, Hussars-2, VHS 2, Iron Guard-I, IDR-2, Soccer-3, Cr. Country-2, ADT-4, Basketball-4, Track-4, Honor Council 1, Cannon Crew-I, Rifle-I, Battalion Staff-2, Drill Squad 2, Thespians-I, Superintendent's List 4. 1--U Uk (6 d/dlrt ollt 'E'f/ J41t"J::11t9 tJ? '41t'D -;-;e1?te'Ds W 4t ek Thank You, all of you! ,;It#, 1 IHJ4. -a de tJj ""' tj. a ,.,_·e jH '"""4t 7de ?Jt.ut 1 ""' ?Jt-. ""' 'Du, a-t /H du 9-' 'Et«kl Su '4• '?tdl 50
.,..-.. ••-··---- · I ,,. David Lanier McLeroy Pvt.-3 yrs. "Wildside" Soccer 3, Baseball-1, IDR 1, Cannon Crew-2, Drill Squad 2, Battalion Staff 1/4. 'k/dt, tt t4. UHU /-- 1U t6 <14t' (6 4 fd4u ,,_ (6 "4t' ,-.11e'Du.·· t.Julf, ,,_ 'ieutfe: t.J-t. 4t ,,_""' u oj -. e4e4{IU19. 'O.L.?'lt . 51
David William Muttera Cpt. M Co-2 "Mutt" X0-1 (Mike Co.), Honor Co.-2, Middle School Green Beret Advisor-1. -" a.tt eu. 4t4ll pvr. dWr. tecel.t., dat -U-, 9"'f""4UdWr. 4t .., /tie52
Ryan R. Ridge Lt-Delta Platoon Ldr. "RRR" LS Football-2, LS Track-1, LS Basketball-3, LS Golf 3, LVC-Pres.-2, NHS-2, Acolytes-2, Cavaliers (Commander)-2, Good Conduct-4, Golf-3, Wrestling-1, Rifle-1, School Photographer-1, Usher-1, IDR-1, Drill Squad-1, Hussars-1. 53
Major M Co. Comm. HMS-2 Soccer 2 (Captain I), VHC -2 , NHS-2 , ADT 2, Sword & Shield 1, IDR 1 (Comm) Hon. Guard-1, Iron Guard-I, Drill Squad-I, Choir-2 , Herald-I (Editor), Cannon Crew-1, Superintendents-I, Headmasters
Kenneth E. Scott "Bud" List-1. Thanks: Jay, for Bar-B Ques, water buckets, tabasco sauce, 52 cools, wi11dow shots, insomnia, DDDDance parties, and other choice things; Fish, for Dooby NCO and getting me through my junior year; Mac, for adding color to my life; Pete, for the business venture; Ken, for the laughs and early book burning; and good luck Torry, C-Mac, Too cool, Burke, Skinny, Red, Lanky, Rice-eater, Fudge, Lefty, Banks, and last but not least, Crookie Most of all, I wou ld like to thank my mother for the opportunity to mature, live my life, and thank her and Major Shelton for their support Ode de Rober.
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Athena Sulcs Sgt. HMS-I Cheerleading (Captain)-1, Baseball Mgr.-1. I would like to thank my parents, my sister , and my grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Franks and Mrs. Katrina Sulcs, without whom this year wouldn't have been possible. I would like to thank Sfc. and Mrs Harley Settle for all of their time and effort and Mr Poljak. Most of all I would like to thank all of my friends for their support especially "Nikki," "Chipmonk," "Shotzy," "S.P.," "Ox," "Rog," and "Suds." I wish all of the girls luck next year and hope everything goes well.
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Christopher J. Terry XO B/S "Flame" "Ort" HMS-3 Wrestling-3, VHC 2, Baseball 2, Soccer 2, Acolytes-I, NHS 2, ADT-3, Thespians-I, Cadet Guide Corps 2, IDR 2, Rangers 3, Sword & Shield I, Hon. Guard 3, Iron Guard I, Hon. Council-2, B/S-1, Drill Squad-I, Superintendent's List-3, Spanish Club 2. ''7'-lf.'le ,_ '-e 7'-4 ,_ /M- '* ?/ti. 1Jt.,. 1/tw. Uflrid, 11t41. -4 Jl'- tlbt." "7'-h 4'46 (6 ""- '7 1/ttk Pae. ?tJ-. Pu. tJJ:. 1fleU. ""?t.u." '7 fl!-. u .uu.ut '7.U. -4 t..µ-a 56
Bradley Scott Thomason Cpt "Mouse" "Roo" HMS-5 Rangers-4, VHC-3, Wrestling-4, Golf-2, Tennis-1, Soccer-2, Hon. Guard-4, Pep Club-1, LVC-1, Gd Conduct-4, Sword & Shield- V2 , Ski Club-2, Hon. Council-2, NHS -3, Waiters-1, Cavaliers-I (LS), Flag Detail-1, Cannon Crew-1, Acolytes-2, VHC (V.P.) -1 , Class Sec.-1, German Club-2, 4 Yr. Letterman's Plaque, Herald -3, Chief Photographer-1, Ushers I, Baseball-I, Asst. Wrestling Coach-1, Iron Guard-1, IDR -2, Hussars-1, Drill Squad-I, Old Guard-2, (Vice Comm.), LS Football-I, LS Crs . Country-I, LS Basketball 1, LS Track-1. ?It, ielfe .U Nf(l.1 4'-6e do«t"""' u ""4t u --..,. 'l toU e,, 'l-' 'l'w-' fiJ6 Ullfe tf '1 die to. .u ktfz. °" et4'etw. a 1 Uk to. ?Jt"" ?Jt..,.. ?Jt-u. Uf/rLd, eµ ?JtR. ROt:'11tSO?t. A?t'D ?It'* "PARE?t7S !-- t:J4t -ue a 44UI(. 1 #llttt _,,, eh fJO()'t)-.t B A'D eot. 1 4 aa"""9 ""I ?Jtodu 44UI(. ?atfu- If6 o.f '!°"' .u-1 e-e ,,_ lod. u. .. 'le'd. taaell 57
Donavan York 2Lt. Platoon Leader Delta "Don" HMS-3 IDR-1, Colo rg u ard-1, Cross Co u ntry 2 (Team Capt.), Baseball-2, Var. H C-1, Speech team-1, Herald Staff-1, Delta Co. Staff-1, Congress-1. 1 411.t 4it 4#4 '""""- tfue11e, r•11#(,,,,otfu I-"°°' tU 4#4 11e, ?ltode.J 4#4 I- dm 9""'411ee, "'· Z>e.u. 9 U.'t 9 eo#U tt da "'°'JU"""""-' ,- 1 t-e ,-11 d/46 (6 tU lotlo«49 '1.w: I- 114' o-4 tt I.id u 1.t 1-1eut_, iU &Md. eu.utt.. ?Hlu.u, u-- SU-: I"° tU ,_<, u.u (# 'Detu. ..! 4't tU tU (6 ,.!.'!). (e#"4d{l,tttc4-). (Jt:: /- leut_, tU I'? ti a--·e I-,- U- '4- IU# 1- ,_<, u- ttt. 'Ddtd.. 1 90' iU l#ot -"" t.I 'PeM464: fe4t 4 Uttle 4't .,.,_ BS. B-: jM. leut_, iU 'fU/ Md eu.utt '--· ..,{44-t k 114' kMt 4't fl6'" «j,e ,_ "'- .u.ut ,_,u wtt4 k ""'4&, tU 9·,,,, ,t.ut 1 (6 k"" 4 1· ,t.ut a·, -t (?le fJM 11e-; 58
Nathan Zoss Lieutenant-Bravo Co. -4 yrs "Demolition Man" Rangers 4, IDR 3 , Honor Guard-3, Iron Guard-1 , Old Guard-1, Soccer-2, Rifle-2, De bate 4, Speech 2, Basketball I, Thespians-2, Acolytes 4, Waiters 2, Herald 3, Camp Atterbury-!, Cadet of Period 2, Drill Squad 2, Color Guard-1. 1·" tt4e u "4d..., 1)u ,_ u ...c .pliltd.-. #lt4' !#d ?J!Me. 11t..a: 9td. Z>ed. A-. 1)-, ()r._ "kleU. Pu. fJ444#, "Petef.i.J. 11tthf'-J· 1/IUIU(., 1)-('-), 1)ee, 7iuU. 1)"", fJt.. -4 '7,_-. 'J'U """.,_ 4/6t. 1t- 1·. '16" u 9t. 59
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FRIENDSHIPS GROW AND CHANGE
as students play basketball in the gym, getting the kinks out of the bod. HMS stresses improving the mind, the spirit, and the body. Putting one of the three through the right paces, seems to help the others. Joe pauses to think through a problem back stage, and Cadets Rogers and Aguilera discuss school as they hike across campus.
Four seniors and Friend (Ox, Ag, Weed, Fish, and Jas) all love the class of '88! Tall buddies-Cdt. Coleman & Maj Shelton 61
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The · Counselling Room furnishes College information ... requirements, financial aid ideas, addresses, possible studies and travels, different life styles, discussions, guidance, and sometimes surprises. Cdts. MacLeroy and Cissel read and consider. Cdt. Fisher gets the surprise!
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There is joy and sorrow in remembering. Cdt. and Mrs. Jones visit before the Memorial Services Flowers and prayers were offered near the graves of Co ls. Bouton and Kelly at sunset. Their graves and the works of all the HMS past leaders and benefactors he lp us remember the time and efforts that have gone into our school. They meant it to be a place of joyful study, where spiritual guidance and friendships help young people grow into adu l ts.
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68 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Mrs. Deter, Sponsor Cadet Joy Streeter, V. Pres. Cadet R. Minor, Sec. Cadet Herring, Pres . Cadet Cooreman, Sgt/Arms Cadet Aguilera, Treas.
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Currey Matthew Engleman Carlos Eubanks James Hawks 69
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Bemish James Cissell Spencer Cooreman
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'89 William Herring Habura Johnson Gamela Krauz Adams Laws Gaelan McBean Thomas McDonagh Stewart Melvin Richard Minor John Morgan Franklin Moses Mitchell Pearson Rebecca Rhoads 70
Philip Rogers Benjamin Schelling Kimberly Shelton Michael Soper Kharis Stallworth Joy Streeter David Tenney James Trepanier Charles Walls James Weiss Charles Winters Lewis Wright 71
Sophomore Class Officers 72 Maj. Coville, Sponsor Cadet Cole, V. Pres. Cadet Pandya, Sgt/Arms Cadet Nelson, Pres. Cadet Ross, Sec. Cadet Naval, Treas.
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Beach Bradford Bowen Jason Brown David Bulinski Ryan Burke Christian Cole Gregory Davey Phillip Donahue Bradley Graham Shawn Gaines 73
·'90 74 Eric Hawkins Christopher Jarvis Timothy King David Koby Jennifer Mack Christopher Maskell Michael McCoy Brian Moribito Joventino Nava l Science Fieldtrip
Jason Nawrot Theodore Nelson Manish Pandya George Ross Tracy Shea Patrick Spencer Rebekah Streeter Christopher Veach Josh Willson Roll on, Class '90 75
Freshman Class Officers 76 Mrs. Van Zuilen, Sponsor Cadet Jackson, Sgt./Arms Cadet Brockway, Treas. Cadet Streeter, M; Pres. Cadet Barton, V. Pres. Cadet Avu tu, Sec.
Tomas Araujo Ani lkumar Avutu Jason Baker Shane Barton Barrett Blank Phillip Blosser Byron Brennan Heather Brockway Damon Brown David Brown Robert Burd Michael Cherry 77
Martinez Cruz Adero Dawson Dougla s Elkins Mark Gable Horace Glenn Justin Goodri ch Marlin Griffin Gary Grundy Fredric Hays James Hockenberger David Hough 78
Kevin Igo Francisco Jackson Jason Jarvis Charles Jeffries Gregory Larson William Lee Nick Linas WilJiam Minor John Paley Eric Perkins Shaun Porter 79
'91 Scott. Rhyan Duncan Rogers Tiger Rogers Christopher Short James Spano William Sprague 80 Michae l Streeter Diedra Sulcs Nicho las To ll ey Cl ifton Trout James Wilson
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Barrett Chris Beverly Andrew Biagi Stretch those Leg Muscles, Boys! Jeffrey Burke Kev in Dean Matthew Gowing John Ka lih olz Dennis Kroeg er Richard Maliszewski 81
Donovan Miller Antonio Mistretta Robert Morton David Paris Donald Pethel Fredrick Phillips Thomas Rutledge Kurt Sowers Ambitious Students Mrs. Shields, R.N. 82 ' '92
'93 Jason Arnold Shannon Barton Shawn Barton David Blakey Colin Drain Jason Errington Nicholas Fay Walter Johler Shawn Jones James Joseph Merrill Kikkert 83
'93 Benjamin Koch Pe ter Li n Eugene Prenti ce Clayton Ranney James Reidenbach Joseph Sanjian Jacob Schuhrer Ryan Schultz Joseph Shannon Phillip Smith James Streeter Ryan Tigerina 84
'94 & '95 Chaharazade Bryant Marshaun Collier Andrew Delacroix Brian Hecht
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Russell Michael Tatum Deshon Wolff David Wright Dustin Feldman Mark Perez Carl South 85
86 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Raymond Boaks Benjamin F. Lehman Dr . Lawrence F . Bouton Gorden J. McMullen Thomas A. Gerow Gorden J. McMullen, Jr. Charles E. Gross Thomas L. Parker Todd W. Herrick Travis W. Pearse, Jr. H. David Houser Edgar M. Perrott Jack W. Impey John C. Peterson John Kirsh Dr. Melvin L. Vulgamore Brenn E. Arklie, Treas John C. Wattles Kenneth G. Herrick, V. Pres. Thomas S. Merritt, Sec The Rt. Reverend F.C. Gray, Bishop, Pres. The Rt. Reverend GraY, Pre s. HM S Board Gloria Miller, Sec. to Superintendent Brenn Arklie, Bus. Manager
Glenn Cox, Bs, Kent State MA, Western University Admission's Officer. Jan ell Griffin Assistant Admission's Officer, Secretary. Harry Dellie, BA Accounting Accountant. Mary Brown Secretary Business Office. Photo unavailable Dr. James Walters, PHD Development Officer. Debra Seaman, BA, Oliviet Business Administration. Assist. Development Off. 87
ADMINISTRATION 88 CONTINUED Col. William Trout Commandant Christine Walb Sec. to Commandant Col. Richard Vander Meer Senior Military Instructor Cathy Parish, Sec. for S.A.I. Bert McAtee, Food Steward Max Taylor, Dir. of Maintenance
Sandy Shields, RN, Dir. Infirm. Donna Wilson, LPN, Relief Nur. Chris Milliman, LPN, Relief Nur. Katrina Sulcs, Quartermaster Glenda Swank, Asst. QM Jim Wire, Barber Delores Elkins, Seamstress Mary Olinghouse, Seamstress 89
90 Roger S. Bauman, BA, MS, Adrian/ID respective ly. Mathemat ics. Carlysle D. Chiddister BM, MA, Western Mi U /Ball St. Military Band, Chapel Choir. Edward A. Choate, BS, MA, Ball State University. Bio., Health, PE, A.D. Steven Clark, BA, MA, Western Mi. University. I.A., Read 7, VHC, Tatler. Maj. E.C. Colville, BA/FRCP, London England. Latin 2,3. Ger. 1,2., Fr. 1-3, Eng 8 & 12 Susan Deter, BS, + Western Mi. University. Geometry, Algebra II.
William Mark Fesperman, BS/MA Appalachian St. U. PE, HE, Bio., Anat. AD, Hd.Sc. Reed J. Kimball, AAS, NYSU., BS, Syracuse U., MS LU. Physics, Chem., Sc 7, JH Soc, BB, Trk. Jam es E. Malerich, BA, 11. College MS, St. Francis. Chr. Eng. Dept., Academic Dean-Gr 5-8. Eng. 3. Michael Mcilrath, BS, Huntington MS, St. Francis. Sc 5,6,8, HE 7, PE 5,6,7,9,10, V. Ten, Asst. Wrest. JH Tr. Fr Philip Morgan, BSc, U. of London, BD U. of Wales. Chaplain, Sacred Studies. Paul G. Orsborn, BA Earlham, MA BAil St. U. Sp 1,2,3, Eng . as 2nd Lang. Eng 5,6, JV BB, Soc., Baseb. 91
92 John A. Pagin, BA/MA, University of Iowa. Econ., Soc ., Hist(US), Debate, Sr. Cls., Old Guard. Jacob Poljak, BS, BAH St., MS, IU. Math 7, Alg 1, Cale, Alg, Trig. Jr H. Crs C. 8th BB, Var. Baseball. Eugene Robinson, BS, Purdue, MA Ball ST. G. Counselor, Journalism, Career Counselor Andy Ross, BS, Ball St. Keyboarding, Computers, Acctg , Var. BB, Var Track. Barbara Jeanne Scropos, BA, II Coll, MS, S.IL. Univ. Reading 5,6,8, English 8. Darlene VanZuilen, BS, Purdue, MA/MLS West . Mi Univ. Librn., Yearbook Advisor.
Cpt. James R. Vogelsang, BEd ., U. of Toledo. Asst Comm.-L.S. Oeog., Am Hist 6, Am St 5, Gov 12, Wor . Hist 9, Var Soccer. Jeffery Thomas Weir, BS, IU. Speech, English 1,2, Drama Director, Speech Coach. James Griffin, Earl Cleveland, Don Harris, Gary Wayer, Paul Lauver, Mike Bauder , Herman Hegland , Glen Moore, John Betz, Bill & Joyce Mach, Chris Betz , Jim Bauder. Missing: Max Taylor & Harold Engle. Maintenan ce Crew. To Left: Ca dets doin g their thing! 93
VHC: Mr. Clark, Nelson, Trout, Brennan, Avutu, Nawrot, Shea, Donahue, Gaines, Veach , Cole, Jarvis, C. McBean, Winters, Johnson, Minor, Stallworth, Aguilera, Barrett, TL, Rogers, Coleman, Thomason, McDonagh, Anthony, Hollingsworth.
NHS : Higgins, Barrett, Johnson, Cooreman, Minor , Currey, Melvin, Krauz , Rogers, Wright, Rhoads , Braeman, Aus· berger, Faerber, McDonagh, M. Scott, Terry. Absent: Schelling, Streeter, Jo.
Old Guard: Choate, Crabtree, Clark, Cleveland, Bauder , Snyder, Lauver, Ragland, Moore, Fesperman, Orsborn, Scropos, Taylor, Miller, Cox, Sulcs, Dellie, Pagin, Malerich, Col. Merritt, Piper , Poljak. Absent: Ulrich, LT C Trout, Arklie, Griffin, Fender, Elkins, B etts (J&C), Machs, Engle.
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Cadet Old Guard Officers: Mr. Pagin , Advisor, Herring, Hollings · worth, Thomason, Minor. ADT: Dawson, Cole, Mack, Ne lson, Brennan, Sulcs, D, Streeter, Avutu, Melvin, Coor · eman, Wi;-ight, L, Minor, Rhoads, Rog· ers, Faerber, McDonagh, Scott, Terry, Lin Absent: Streeter, M & Hecht 95
CadP.t Old Guard: Trout , McDonagh , Coleman, Fisher, Zoss, Streete r, M, R oss , Herring, Hol ling s worth , Mr. Pagin. Ab se nt: Adams, Minor, Ro ge rs.
ORGANIZATIONS CONT. 96 Sword & Shield Breeman, Coleman, Scott, Clark Broskey, Faerber, Terry, Thomason, McLeroy, McDonaugh, Fisher. McKensie Pipers. Choir at Xmas. Performing Band. Moving off. ........... ••••••••••• ••••••••••• ••••••••••• --
FallSPORTS Cross Country Soccer Tennis Winter Basketball Rifle Wrestling Baseball Golf Track Spring
CROSS COUNTRY JR. HIGH MVP-Paris MIP-Collier BE-Kailholz 98 Paris goes for it! JR. H. Team: Kailholz, Barton, Shannon, Shannon, Sowers, Mr. Pol jak, Paris, Kroeger, Prentice, Feldman, Collier.
Trout and Shea warm up. Var Team: McBean, Ausberger, Shea, McDonagh, Mr. Robinson, York, Mack, Trout, Ross. CROSS COUNTRY VARSITY MVP-None MIP-Trout BE-Shea 99
TENNIS TEAM MVP-Aguilera MIP-Naval BE-Clark 100 Cadet Mike Streeter practices his backhand in the sunshine. Cadet Frank Jackson concentrates as he waits expectantly.
Rifle Team, 1865 vintage. "Rifle Team, 1988, HMS": Col Vander Meer, Allen, McDonagh, T., Currey, Bulinski Zoss, Faerber, Fisher, Cooreman , Lippert. RIFLE TEAM MVP-Cooreman MIP-Allen BE-Currey 101
Junior High SOCCER MVP -Burke, J. MIP-Koch BE-Errington 102 Torrey Barrett toys with opponent. J.H. Team : Mr. Bauman, Ranney, Kikkert, Phillip s, Layman, Errington, Sanjian, Banks, Tijerina, Miller, Tatum, Streeter, Ji, Bryant, Maj. Kimbel, Ha skett, Hecht, Blakey, Dean, Wright, D., Jones, Reidenbach, Lin, Barret, TM, Beverly, Burke, Morton Ko ch, Mistretta.
JV: Orsborn, Elkins, Blank, Spencer, Newsome, Hawks, Wood, Maskell, Tolley, Jarvis, C., Voge lsang, Shilling, Nelson, Cruz, A., Grundy. Var: Orsborn, Soper, Gable, Grundy, Shilling, Cruz, S., Thomason, Horvath, Breaman , Cruz, A., Brennan, Jarvis, Coleman Vogelsang , Nelson, McDonagh , M., Broskey, McLeroy, Scott, Hawks, Terry. Varsity & JV SOCCER MVP-McDonagh, M. MIP-Gable BE-Scott 103
J. v. Basketball MVP-Aguilera MIP-Laws BE-Stallworth HIIllHlll lhI 104 Damon Brown thinks about a fast move. Jackson rolls one up. Mike Streeter takes a free throw shot. w ; i I
Matt shoots over their heads Johnson is airborne as he tries for 2 points The Varsity: Mr. Ross, Adams, Broskey, Coleman, Barrett, TL, King, Nelson, Laws, McDonagh, M, Clark, Johnson, Stallworth. VARSITY Basketball MVP-Barrett, TL MIP-Johnson BE-Nelson 105
JR. HIGH Basketball MVP Barrett, TM Barrett, Beverly, & Burke just "messin" around. MIP-Paris Morton, Barrett, TM., Sowers, Paris, Kailholz, and Phillips. BE-Burke, J. 106
JR. HIGH Basketball Weekend activities. Good fun and good exercise. 7th Grade team: Banks, Shannon, Tejerina, Maj Kimbel, Tatum, Drain, Wolff, Errington, Shannon Barton, Collier, Lin, Streeter, Jim. 107
VARSITY Wrestling MVP-Terry MIP-Shea BE-Gable 108 A coup le of meets. The team: Mr. Mcilrath, Ross, Terry, Griffin, Cole, Davey, Glenn, Minor, Burke, Mr. Choate, Rogers, D, Shea, Pandya, Thomason, Hollingsworth, Her ring, Pearson, Donahue.
Mr. Mcllrath takes attendance as varsity wrestlers warm up Terry stan ds on head and Hollingsworth stretches his legs as he writes a Jetter. J.V. Wrestling MVP-None MIP-Pearson BE Cole 109
BASEBALL 110 Team MVP Clark MIP Streeter, M. BE Terry McCoy leads off 1st. Pappy says, "What are you doing ?" Mr. P., Jarvis, C, York, Morgan, Terry, Aguil e ra, Broskey, Dawson, Graham, Streeter, M, Griffin, Hawkins, J, McCoy, Brown, Damon , Barton, Winters, Pearson, Short, Clark.
JH: Drain, Johler, Russell, Mill er, Mr. Chiddester, Smith, Delacroix, Koch, Kikkert, Ph i l lip s, Feldman. HS: Veach, Mr. Bauman, Naval, Rogers, Blank , Ridge , Hays . GOLF Teams MVP Ridge/Miller MIP Blank/Koch BE Veach/Drain 111
VARSITY MVP Nelson MIP Adams BE Stallworth 112 TRACK Adams going over. Air Matt. TINGLEY CHAMPS: Coleman, King, Wright, Nelson , McD on· agh, Currey, Mr. Ross, Brennan, Cole, Gaines, Eubanks, Streeter, R & Jo, Mr. Robinson, She a Trout, Pandya, Cooreman, Minor, Brown, Johnson, Laws, Barrett, Stallworth, McDonagh, M., Adams, Higgins, Faerber.
Paris eases in. "One more lap, Torry." Next y rs varsity, this yrs, J.H.: Tijerina, Mr. Mcllrath, Wolfe, Barton, Paris, Maj. Kimbel, Arnold, Sowers, Lin, Keilholz, Joseph, Tatum. JR. HIGH TRACK MVP Paris MIP Shannon Barton BE Kroeger 113
SPECIAL DAY Biagi and Koch win 3-legged race. Matt goes over the wall. "I think I can." York falls to Paris. Rickert moves up in the world. It's a tough job, but someone's/has to do it. 114
SUPER'S DAY Make a challenge! Ya gotta eat every bite. Down, please Bryant rollin'logs. Feldman skipping a step. Is that pie in the eye, Joey? l 115
116 Athletic Awards Ba r shara Trophy: Dave P aris Haber ly Sportsm an ship Cup : Matt McDonagh Al ex Stewart Jr . M emorial: Ou ts t an di ng Freshman Athlete: Michael Streeter Ou tst anding Sophomore Athlete: Theodore Nelson Outsta nding Junior Athlete: T.L. Barrett All-Conference and All Area Awards: McDonagh, M. (Cross Country) McDonagh , Scott (Soccer) Barrett, T.L., Johnson (Basketball) Cooreman, Fisher (Rifle) Shea, Terry, Hollingsworth (Wrestling) Clark (Baseball) Nelson, McDonagh, Stallworth, Adams (Track) 1987-88 Senior Blanket: Matt McDonagh Honoree Faculty Member: Mr. Fesperman 1987-88 V.H C President: Matt McDonagh
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American Eagle Below: The Color Guard proudly displays the flags in military fashion. ,, SFC Harley Settle As the saying goes, Be all you can be and share your knowledge. SSG William Pendleton "Ya'all stand proud, We're lucky to be Americans. Ya hear?"
120 BATTALION ST AFF First Semester: Aaron Coleman Thomason Braeman McLeroy Chris Terry Matt McDonagh Bros key
1988 Color Guar d Cole , Rob y Law, Wright Larson 1988 Cannon Crew Allen Trout Sulcs, D. Winter s Avutu Both group s perform at Parades. Battalion Commander Matt McDonagh, the 1988 recepient of the McArthur Award 121
A.F.I. Each year the Military Dept. of Howe Military School is inspected by members of the regular army. The JROTC cleans, polishes, paints, and dresses to look and be sharp for the Annual Field Inspection team. The drill teams perform, parades are conducted, and all parts of the mili tary are scrutinized.
MILITARY AW A RDS Cpt. Bustos Award Ind. Army Nat. Guard CSM: Superintendent's Gold (1/Co.): Old Guard Best 1st Yr. Cadet: Fathers Wheatley MEM Silver: A.U.S.A. History Award: Ind Guard/Reserve Medal: Outstanding NCO Medal: Ind. Nat. Guard Medal: Ft. Wayne Reserve Medal: A.U.S.A . Medal: Nat. Sojourners Medal: Amer. Legion Schol. Excell .: Am. Leg. ROTC Gen. Mil. Ex.: USAR Scholar/Athlete Award: Assoc. Mil. Colleges/School: Mil. Order of World Wars: Sons Am. Rev. Medal: D.A. Mil. School Sup. Cadet: Dunning Memorial Plaque and Scholarship: Mutter a Thomason Trout Veach Rhyan Drain Brennan Smith Beday Higgins McBean Pandya Faerber Higgins Minor, R. Fisher Anthony Terry Nelson McDonagh Scott Terry Faerber Wright Clark Beday Scott Rogers McDonagh Terry 123
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1st Pia.: Pandya, Blank, Avutu, Nawrot, Lippert, Wells, Weiss, Newsome, Walls, Paley, Arajauho, Moses, Dawson, Hockenberger, Woodson, Cox. 2nd.: Trout, Spencer, Currey, Barrett, TL, Sulcs, A, Wood, Sulcs, D, Winters, Horvath, Bulinski, Hough, Jackson, Nelson.
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Capt. Canada, T.O. for Bravo Co. Second semester arrival at Howe School. BRAVO Officers: Galoozis, Horvath, Cooreman, Ausberger, Fisher, Cox, Hawks, Barrett, TL, Herring. 125
1st. Platoon: Veach, Burke, Brennan, Spano, Griffin, Eubanks, Willson. Ridge, (Platoon Ldr), Morgan, Hays, Melvin, Stallworth, Galoozis. Davy, Mack, Brockway, Pearson, Wilson.
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2nd. Platoon: Shane Barton, Lee, Cissell, Rogers, D. Cruz. King, Bemish, Gable, Baker, Aguilera, York (Platoon Ldr.), Brown, J., Streeter, R., Cherry, Trepanier.
Captain Back was the Tactical Officer for the Delta Company. Cadets R. Streeter and W. Lee concentrate on their rhythmatic marching. DELTA Delta Officers: Aguilera, York, Melvin, Faerber, Cruz, S., Ridge, Stallworth, Brennan. 127
2nd Pltn : Koby, Higgins, Morabito, Maskell, Wright, Laws, Naval, Wilburn, Gaines, Tenney, McBean, Streeter, Jo, Rhoads, Johnson (Leader)
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1st Pltn : Donahue, Jarvis, J , Tolley, Glenn, Jarvis, C, Larson, Rhyan, Yoscovits, Short, Shea, Goodrich, Elkins, Brown, Hollingsworth (Leader).
Captain Barton is the Tactical Officer of Echo Company. He and hi s family liv e in Co. E. Higgins receives a medal. ECHO Echo Company Officers: Johnson, Hollingsworth, Yates, Clark, Minor, R., Anthony, Rogers, P., Shelling. 129
1st. Pltn: (1st Squad) Sowers, Perez, Jones, Wright, Feldman, Co lli er , Hecht, Shannon Barton. (2nd) Errington, Blakey, Russell, Drain, Bryant, Joseph, Shannon. (3rd) Sanjian, Prentice, Banks, Smith, Reidenbach, Johler, Schurer. 2nd Pltn : (1st Squad) Miller, Kikkert, Ranney, Layman, I<oreger, Haskett, Beverly. (2nd) Lin, Phillips, Streeter, Tatum, Dean, Koch , Mistretta. (3rd) Tijerina, Fay, Paris, Gowing, Burke, Kailholz.
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Mike Co . Staff: Barrett, Torry, Hawkins, J., Scott, K., (Capt.) Rutledge, Muttera, Pethtel, and Morton.
Cannon Crew Color Guard Winters (Commander), Avutu, Sulcs, D., Trout. Jeffers, Pendleton , Settle. Cole, C. (Comm.) Koby, Laws, Wright, L, Gaines. Buglers Blakey & Miller. 132
-----BAND HMS Band: Blank, Reidenbach, Cherry, Araujo, Blouer, Shultz, Sanjian, Miller, Jarvi s, C, Hecht, Kikkert, Sowers, Feldman, Russe ll , Smith, Soper, Rogers, D, Engleman, Spencer, Morgan, Naval, Nawrot, Wright, D, Kroeger, Coleman, (Comm.). Christmas Entertainment Reviewing the Troops. On Mom's Day, a lady reviews. 133
RAN GERS Bivouac The HMS Rangers bivouac was rugged and satisfying to our hardy men . The joy of surviving and communing with nature builds positive self-images.
CIVIL WAR I Encampment 136
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It was just like the real thing except no one was injured.
HOWE ... TO BUILD A MAN (or WOMAN) 1 1. Subjects must (unlessh able to & be of the homo sapien classification 2· HMS students are t'turn stim I mo ivated to stud ud ants full universal as well y ace em1c assignments asTh' umlateral era I '. is, marn activity. 2 •• • I . rescn ed amount of h 3I A p of·bstudent's muscles o esom.e exercise enlarges the ca aci attitudes and streamlines improves their already 4 Da ily ritualized health h squares/day,b't 8 hrs . of ab.solutely necessary: that is 3 sonal cleanliness practice , rushmg, flossing, and s.othe r per-
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5. The creat iv e use of cosmetic manipulation on rare occasions improves the natural beauty. Soothing sounds of music works from within.
6. PRAYER: "God save our sou ls." Personal insights and deep meditation brings uncomprimising eth ics to each cadet.
7. Ordering & organizing mi li tarily ... dressing with care and white pants using the prescribed chain of command correctly, teaches efficient, mature, unquestioned discipline.
8 Keen competition, formal comp letion of all academic requirements hones the now glo wing, honorable personality of HMS cadets. Eac h student becomes a patriotic, thoughtfu l man!
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SPEECH At the beginning of the 1987-88 season, the HMS Speech Team achieved enough points to secure an Indiana certificate Each member worked at and had fun speaking. The Speech Team: Moribito, Hough, Brennan, Cherry, Mr. Weir, Spencer, Trout, Ross, (Absent: Jarvis J & C). Cadet Trout shows how it's done. Speech Coach, Mr. Weir takes a break as he critiques. 144
HMS debaters learn that true debating is an art. One must familiarize himself with the subject of debate, then take a stand on one side of the issue. Extensive research must be done and ideas expressed must clinch the debaters chosen point of view.
The Debate Team: Trout, Gowing, Weiss, Rutledge, Spencer, Cherry, Ross, Mr. Pagin, Melvin, Cooreman, Nawrot. (Absent:) Naval, Brockway, Zoss, Lippert, Higgins). Col. Merritt recognizes the best debate team: Ross & Naval, as Mr. Fagin reads off the winners and Mr. Gazard prepares the awards.
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146 They gave 110 %! HMS pole vau l t record holder J. Adams (11' 6") HMS Record Holder D. Paris 1600 M C Terry Most Pins Best Record (18-3) K. Stallworth Member of HMS record holder 400 M relay team (44.9)
Tingle.v tMVPJ Lak eland (Record) Sectional (Champ) Regional (100 M) STATE T. Nelson helped win the Tingley Invitational (1st time in 17 yrs.) and set a new HMS record at the Lakeland Invitational (11:02), He was THE CHAMPION in t.he 200 M Dash at Sectionals, where 400 H.S. brought athletes. He ran in the 100 M Das h and 400 M relay there, also. Nelson ran in the 100 M dash at Regionals where 25 runners on each level were participating. He was one of the best 25 in the State Meet Placing 12th as a Sophomore is rea ll y pushing!
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These HMS athletes were all motivated 110 % ! We salute their outstanding achievements and their limitless energy. The good sportsmanship of '87-'88 will be remembP,red. w-ere the Times of our lives.
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NORTH CENTRAL EVALUATION TEAM Once every seven years schools are evaluated to see if they do what they say they are doing Nice
Laws ran in the 400 M Relay with Adams, Stallworth, and Nelson. This relay team now holds the HMS record (44.9). Johnson and T.L., Barrett gave their 110 3 in basketball and made All Conference and were recognized as worthy of public notice in the newspapers. Most of these young men will all return to Howe in the '88-'89 school year to continue their education and their athletic endeavors. HMS is proud of their leadership! people doing
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The Tatler Staff: Currey, Stallworth Shea, Mrs. V.Z., Mr. Clark, Advisors, & Adams, ed. These people caught the year's action and made it into a memory trip in your 1988 Yearbook . We hope you share the good (and bad) times as you read it.
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The Green Berets: Muttera, Advisor, Miller, Burke, Lin, Haskett, Kielhotz, Paris, Rutledge, Layman, Blakey, Shannon Barton & Drain.
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Th e H erald Staff: Coleman, Braeman, Ausberger, T.L. Barrett Mr. Robinson, Journalism Teacher , Panda, Cooreman, Zo ss, Mack, Shea, Herring, and Holling s worth. These peo ple told the 87-88 HMS story throughout the year.
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152 MOTHER'S DAY COLOR, Formal DinnerDance, Drama.
The Cast Gaelan McBean, Byron Brennan, Ken Lippert, Chris Jarvis, Michael Cherry, Patrick Spencer, Jim Trepanier, Mi chael Higgins, Barrett Blank, David Bulinski, Brian Morabito, Adero Dawson, Jason Jarvis. Directors: Mr. Weir & Rev. Timson .
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The wheels of justice turn slowly around as a jury of ethical men try to find a logical and human answer to a difficult case. Lawabiding, sweating, and thinking people have a doubt and must vote: not guilty!
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154 Outstanding Musician Award (Gr. 6-8): Silver: Phillip P. Smith
Bronze: Frederick Phillips Silver: Donovan K. Miller Gold: Peter Lin Haberly Medals Participation in school activities:
Bronze: Matthew T. McDonagh
Gold: Kurt M. Sowers
Silver: Barrett K. Blank Gold: Jennifer L. Mack John Phillip Sousa Band Award Outstanding Instrumental Music: George R. Ross
Silver: Christopher J. Terry Gold: Michael J. Higgins Excellence in Penmanship David C. Jordan Gold Medal: Donovan K. Miller Michael Kurtis Medals Most Improved Speaker Award:
Current Events Examination (Gr. 6-8): First Place: Jeffery J. Burke Second: Andrew F. Biagi (H.S.): First: Richard A. Minor Second: Stuart R. Melvin Old Guard Debate Plaque team w/best seasonal record: Ross & Naval Mary Grace Suput Memorial Award Medal: Lewis E. Wright, Jr. Parent's Assoc. Medal Best Essay: Spencer Cooreman National Honor Society Best Essay Award: 9th Gr.: Clifton Trout
Ross M. Gregory Medals Greatest Band Progess:
Silver: Heather L. Brockway Gold: Clifton B. Trout
10th Gr.: Patrick A. Spencer Roger Zuercher Medals Most Progress toward Excellence in History:
Silver: Stuart R. Melvin Gold: Lewis E. Wright , Jr. Headmaster's Medals Excellence in Mathematics : Silver: Stuart R. Melvin Gold: Rebekah J. Streeter Bausch & Lomb Honorary Science Award Senior: Christopher J. Terry Gen. Simpson Award College & Mil. ROTC Award: Joe F. Clark Charles Norton Memorial Medal Proficiency in Chem.: Spencer Cooreman Carl B Tingley Memorial Medal Achievement in Science: Jennifer L. Mack Jacob Poljak Medals Outstanding First Yr. Algebra Awards:
Bronze: James A. Spano
Hetu Memorial Music Medal and Trophy: Donovan K. Miller Band Commander's Award Baton and Plaque: Aaron C. Coleman Choir Award Vocal Excellence: George R. Ross Father Jennings Medals All Points Championship:
I ! I A WARDS Silver: Michael A. Cherry Gold: J. Byron Brennan Shirley R. Glenn Memorial Gold Medal Geometry: Anilkumar Avutu Rev. Irving Todd Memorial Medals Greatest Improvement: Shannon Barton Joseph E. Shannon Alpha Delta Tau Citizenship Medal: Joe F. Clark Hoosier Scholar Award - Outstanding Academic Achievement: Christopher J. Terry Best Spirit Medals: Co. B., Silver: Francisco J. Jackson/Gold: Charles Winters Co. D Silver: James E. Wilson/Gold: Timothy A. King Co. E Silver: Scott A. Rhyan/Gold: Benjamin T. Schelling /MCo. M Silver: Peter Lin/Gold: Donovan K. Miller Language Dept. Medals Excellence in Foreign Language: German: Peter C. Faerber French: Joe F. Clark/Charles V. Winters Latin: Philip A. Rogers Spanish: Phillip E. Donahue, Jr. Outstanding Thespian Award: Kenneth T. Lippert Frank M. Little, Sr. Memorial Medals: Excellence in Senior English: Michael J. Higgins Excellence in Foreign Language: George R. Ross Excellence in Am. History: Spencer Cooreman Excellence in Sr. Math.: David S. Braeman Fr. Curtis Medals Senior contributing most to the Church: Michael J. Higgins/Christopher J. Terry Ranking Cadets for each Grade: Fifth Grade: Gold: Dustin Feldman Sixth Grade: Silver: Jonathon S. Ruyssell/Gold: Brian Hecht Seventh Gr.: Silver: Clayton Ranney/Gold: Peter Lin Eighth Gr.: Silver: Donovan Miller/Gold: Frederick Phillips Ninth Gr.: Silver: Michael Streeter/Gold: J. Byron Brennan Tenth Gr.: Silver: Jennifer Mack/Gold: Rebekah Streeter Eleventh Gr.: Silver: Stuart Melvin Twelfth Gr.: Silver: Christopher Terry/Gold: Matt McDonagh Most Earnest Endeavor (Gr. 5 8): Silver: Donovan Miller/Gold: Peter Lin Marx D. Merrill Award Greatest Academic Progress: Alfonso Banks III Bi shop Sheridan Gold Medal - Outstanding Contribution to Church Activities: Phillip P. Smith Rev Earl T. Jennings Medal Excellence in Religion: Phillip P. Smith 8th Gr. Junior Scholartic Awards: 1st: Kurt M. Sowers I 2nd.: Robert Morton Presidential Academic Fitness Award: Frederick J. Phillips Matthew T. McDonagh McKenzie Gold Medal Most Trustworthy Cadet (Gr. 9-10): Theodore D. Nelson Frances M. Howe Gold Medal Christian Courtesy (11 Gr.): Richard A. Minor Fr. Young Memorial Medal Christian Manliness (12th Gr ): Michael J Higgins CUM LAUDE INDUCTION: Colonial Thomas S. Merritt 155
0 oxx 0 ) x-..,..'w:'F'"""',.....,...... '"11'.T"llET'w:T'"",,..... r"'tt. "'ll:T-.:T-..T "- £'\. ,.....,,_ XX >OXXXO O<>OXXXOOOX XXOO>XXXO The Athletic Awards Dinner was held Wed. night before graduation. The whole corps was present as M.C. Fesperman introduced Baseball Coach r .,.. Pat Murphy of Notre Dame as the evening speaker. Athletic Awards given for sports throughout the program. (see pg. 116). A.D.s Choate · r & Fesperman felt a kinship w/ Coach Murphy. '\ "" '-' .....,, .L :a.""- .iL lll.. J ... J The annual HMS Faculty/Staff vs Seniors baseball game was played on May 21. Capt. Back swings · hard! xxxuuuxxx xxxoooxxxooox: OOOXXXOOOXXX0 1 xxxoooxxxooox: OOOXXXOOOXXX0 1 156 oooxxxooox:
I II ti IX Col. and Mrs. Merritt chat with Coach Murphy after the Sports Banquet. r T 'T Faerber connects with the ball as spectator observe the game. Whatever they see, it's funny. Someone really got up in the world and signed on. v oooxxxoooxxx oxxxoooxxxooo oooxxxoooxxx oxxxoooxxxooo KOOOXXXOOO r 15
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170 CONGRATUL ATI ON S TO THE CL ASS OF1988 OFFICE 865 8500 SUPPLY CORPORA MERRILL KIKKERT PRESIDENT YOUR STEEL SUPPLY CENTER 6lOROUTE41 SCHERERVILLE, INDIANA Congratulations Cadet Pete Aus berger and all Graduates of Class of 1988 for a job well done! Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ausberger We love you Pete and we're so proud of you!
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If yo ur knowledge teac h es you not t h e value of things, on d frees you not from the bondage to matter, you s h a ll n ever co me nenr t h e t hrone o f Truth.
Congratulations Maj. Michael Broskey on a job well done. 172 Love, Aunt Mary Ann and Carl ·KITCHEN Dine In • Ca rry O ut • Ca terin g • Parties 27 11 N. Woodward Ave. • Bloomfield Hill s, Ml• 48013 • (313) 332·0088
Rememb e r , o ne just man ca u ses t he Devil great affl ictio n t han a million blind be li vers.
The Wise Man is he who loves nnd reveres God A man' s m e rit li es in hi s knowledge and in hi s deeds not in hi s co lor , fait h , race or d escent.. For reme mbe r , my friend, the so n of a shepherd who knowledge is of greate r worth to a n ot ion t han t h e h e ir to t h e t hron e, if h e is ignorant. Knowledge is your tr ue patient of no bili ty, no matte r who you r fother or wh at yo ur race may be.
Fr ien dship wit h t he ignora n t is ns foo li s h ns arg uin g wi t h a drunkard.
God has bestowe d up o n yo ur in te lli ge n ce and knowledge. Do not ext inqui s h t h e lamp of Divin e Groce ond d o not let th e ca ndl e of wisdom die ou t in t h e darknes s o f lu st and e rror Fo r n wise mon np p rooc hes with hi s to r ch to li g h t up th e path of mankind.
Learning is t he o nl y wee lth tyrants cannot despo il On ly death can dim t h e lamp of knowl edge that is with in yo u T h e true wea lth of a nation li es not in i ts go ld or s ilver but in its l earning, wisdom, an d in the uprightness of its so n s. The ri c h es of th e spir it bea utify t h e face of m an and give birth to sympathy an d r espect. The s pirit in eve ry being is mnde man ifest in t h e eyes, the cou n te nance , nnd in a ll b od il y movem ents and gest u res. Our appearance, ou r words, our actions a re never g r ea t er t h at o ur se lves. For the sou l if our house; our eyes its wind ows; an d our wo rd s its messengers.
A littl e knowledg e t h at acts is worth infini te ly more t h a n muc h knowledge t h at is idl e.
lf your knowl e dge teaches you not to ri se above human weakness and misery a nd lend your fe ll ow man on t h e right pat h , yo u ore ind eed n man of li ttle wort h and will rema in suc h ti ll Judgement Day.
J(nowledge and und erstanding a re life's fait hful compani ons who will neve r p rove untru e to you. Fo r knowledge is yo ur crown, an d understanding yo ur stu ff; and wh en they ure wi t h you, yo u ca n possess n o greater treas ur es. H e who understa nd s you is greate r kin to yo u than yo ur ow n broth er. For eve n your ow n kindred may neith e r u nd e rsta nd yo u nor kn ow your true worth.
To Major Michael Braskey, I'm very proud of you. Congratulations, son. The best of everything to you, and to all the Senior Cl ass of 1988 Love, Mother OF WISDOM
Lcu rn t he words of wi sdom ut te red by the wise a nd apply t h em in yo ur ow n li fe. Live t h em b ut do not make a s h ow of rec iting t h em, for h e who repeats wh at. h e does not und e r stan d is no better t h an an ass that is loaded with books.
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Congratulations Mike Galoozis Graduate of 1988 We are proud of you! Love, Mom, Dad, Theogaloozis & Fontaine CONGRATULATIONS CAPT. AARON C. COLEMAN 174 ' 571-0047 Hooker's COURTESY BARBER SHOP Hours: 9 to 6 daily Closed Tuesdays REGGIE HOOKER Prop. 9329 Mack Ave. Detroit, MI
Congratulations Capt. John Fisher We are very proud of you! And to all the members of the class of 1988, Congratulations and best wishes. Ann Wright Stacy Fisher Herman Boyce In Memory of Rayniond E. Fisher, Jr. (October 5, 1985) John, Dad would be proud of your accomplishments. -Stacy 175
THE STUDENT CENTER Going t o McDonald's is alm os t as mu c h a part of sc hoo l as go in g to c la ss. Yo u've made us the place to meet, to talk, to hav e a good tim e, to ce le brate yo ur victo ri es and help forget defeats. 176 You've made McD o nald 's more th an another pla ce to c at. /\nd th at's why, a t M c Do nald' s , we say IT'SA GOOD TIME FOR THE GREAT TASTE ® AT TM OF STURGIS Congratulations to the Class of 1988 from Mr. & Mrs. Richard Bryant and Cadet David Blakey
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178 CONGRATULATIONS CAPTAIN AARON C. COLEMAN B R 0 T H E R L Y R E F L E C T I 0 N S You've been a fantastic brother, my very best friend. We've shared the sad and happy again and again. Individuality we always allow, and because of this we're even closer now. I eagerly await our togetherness times and the enlightening meeting of our minds. For in you, I discover the best in me. It's a most special love that always will be! Big Brother Mike
CONGRATULTIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1988 AND CAPTAIN AARON CARLTON COLEMAN Your day of birth was -the dawn of your life. Rejoice ·in wfto you are and how you've grown For the dawn is life's continuous declaration to .tfte univer?QI truth of change. So be not foolish and. only watch tfte ships· sail the oceans o(destiny.· Take command of your vessel and allow the winds of change-to direct. your .Sail . .And alWtiys that tfte o<;ean keeping you afloat the love of tfiO$l! wflo surround you. . . ··:·;: ... i: •,'• Wit:h Love, .1 ··---.. I Joyce L. Coleman, Mot:her 179
180 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES CAPT. AARON C. COLEMAN Hon. James E. Roberts Hon. George W. Crockett, III Atty. and Mrs. Charles D. Lusby Mrs. Maxine Brown Mrs. Rose Hutcherson Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carruth Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Taylor Mr. James L. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Chester Allen Mrs. Elvira Coleman
CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES CAPT. AARON C. COLEMAN Deputy Chief William D. Parkman Inspector William Roquemore Inspector Donald Smith Lieutenant Alfred Jam es Lieutenant Kent Booth Officer Linda Rogers Officer Debra Owens Officer D arry I Martin Mr. Alvin E. Coleman 181
182 CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR SON LT. COL. MATTHEW THOMAS McDONAGH BATTALION COMMANDER FOR ALL YOUR HARD WORK AND DETERMINATION, WE SALUTE YOU! Your Family, Mom & Dad Blake & Sarah Grandpa McDonagh A special thanks to the faculty and staff of Howe Military School for their guidance and encouragement the past 4 years.
CONGRATULATES Cadet Lt. Col. Matthew McDonagh and Cadet Capt. John Fisher and the Class of '88 Howe Military School 183
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190 "Congratulations Class of 1988!" You have become a part of the century-long tradition of Howe Alumni!" -HOWE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION-
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CONGRATULATIONS Lt. Donavan Keith York Class of 1988 ... to a new beginning Love PROUD PARENTS RAYMOND YORK and PATRICIA McGINNIS Cincinnati, Ohio 195
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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.
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Tracy
CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1988! Best wishes to you as you march off into a new walk of life. To my son, Tracy and other Howe Cadets continue the fine traditions of Academic excellence, Physical fitness and Spiritual enrichment.
Shea 197
FINALLY! Bishop Gray regally presented each diploma. Graduates are wished well by staff and guests. No tears only smiles from the young men. The Final Parade was picture perfect as the potential 1989 Officers put the Corps through their yearend paces as official families watch. 198
22 May 1988 Pure Joy of Living! Bert's beautiful buffet on the lawn of Col. & Mrs. Merritt was a contrast to the serious graduation service!! 199
"If we do meet again, why, We shall smile; If not, why then, this parting was well made." ... Shakespeare 200,
