1989 Howe Military School Yearbook by howealumni

HOWE MILITARY SCHOOL TATLER '89 vol. 66 Headmaster/Superintendent Campus Life Organizations Athletics Companies/Military Administration / Faculty /Staff Underclassmen Seniors Dedication Messages/ Ads page 2-3 4 26 29 58 86 94 122 158 161 Unforgettable

James E. Malerich Academic Dean Middle School

Congratulations, seniors!

Graduation does not mean that your ties to Howe Military School will be completely severed. No one can erase the memories you have-both good and bad-nor take away the friendships you have developed. H.M.S is the common bond that ties us all together. Through the school we will always be able to remain in contact. I look forward to seeing you in the future years and wish you health, happiness, and prosperity in your endeavors.

Do you remember your first day at H .M .S. ? I am sure it was an overwhelming experienc e. Most likely, you were perplexed Surely, you wondered how you would meet the chal lenge so much co keep in perspective Well , you did meet the challenge and can "stand tall , " and as you continue co climb life's ladder to success, remember how it was that first day.

Richard Piper Headmaster

Thomas S.

Merritt '53 Superintendent 3

Congratulations to the Class of 1989! Take this achievement and build on it for the rest of your life. Your experiences here will never be forgotten and as you continue to succeed in the future, please know that our prayers and best wishes go with you.

4 Herring & Marse tr Ca pr Ca nad a workin g I.M Davey, G. & Mrs. Barton Burke at che Canteen Wolff & friends at LM. Wasmund sitting in S.H Streeter, M. & Brockway, H. I Buckley showing his muscles 1 1 Toedte abour to punch Gaines 1 Kids at camp 19 1 Winters, Minor , R, & Rhoads studying

\ "' B'9 lGoodrich, Sprague, Currey, Linas lMeeker & Wrinn ""' 11\:. ..i·..·_·.1>··.··;··.•••.-. . · . .it;. j .y.' ; ' lPearson, Johnson, & Trout Little Du cky Duddlc Mack, J, compc!es in CC Farrak han Maj, Co lvill e at S.B. Museum Wilburn volleys the ball BB-89 Cheerlcade rs-Y cah! Stallworth & tonsils '-. !Mrs. Cook 5

T Cadet Band leads "Pass in Review" for parents and teachers 6

T Wilburn and Herring admire Mrs. Merritt's flowers in Senior Circle T Me mbe rs of Parent's Assoc. work at family picnic keeping things moving along. +- Mr. Malerich and Cadet Rogers' parents chat before picnic renewing professional and friendly ties. T Lady Cadet spits and polishes shoes. +- Given a bit of free time , a game shapes up on the summer camp courts. Re111ember ? 7

Jenny Mack: M.C. at Lip Sync during Founder's Weekend. The competit ion ? KEEN and entertaining. l Moses, Stallworth, Dawson, Farrakahn, Agui- /' !era & Eubanks as "The Love Barons" won 40 merits ea. when they took first place. Contestants hold breath waiting decisions of judges. "Angel of Death" : "The Generics" show us how it's done

FOUNDERS DAY FUN The Junior Class, under the su· pervision of Mrs. Deter and Mr. Volz, hosted the Fall Lip Sync Contest at Bouton Auditorium. 8 student acts plus 1 faculty act per· formed for HMS cadets parents, staff & friends. ,_ Cdt. Wilson does "Satisfac· tion." T Cdt. Glenn helping his crew with "You Gots to Chill." Wasn't it fun? 9

The South Bend Marriott. WEEKEND SUMMARY Founder's Weekend began with the corp of cadets in retreat formation as flowers were placed on all graves at St. James Chapel. Miller and Blakey played taps and an Evensong service followed.

Cdt. Jackson's drill team won the competition for Bravo again and Awards were given to NCO's and Rangers prior to lunch P/T conferences were held in P.M. The Mil. Ball, held at the Century Century, was beautiful as seniors received their rings from Bishop Gray after walking through the raised swords of the precision Iron Guard. Video recorder , Tolley.

(From top) M&M Piper; Soper, Streeter, R., Graham, Senior Johnson, Veach & Nawrot. Cdt. Currey w/Marie & Malia. 11

S1t'1Jt?'lt rl ie'f/ (eo.a,) Posing for the camera down at the track. Konopinski, Grummel, McCoy, Minor, & Lin as One of the "Fly-by" planes Cdts. Sulcs , Brown, and Walters, spotless and "cool." 12 (Pg. 13) Col. Van DerMeer participating in Sabre Blessing Ceremony. Alpha Company "formed up."

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Brown , D awso n, Sta ll worth, and Barr en just hang in ' ou 1. 14 Wi stful thinking Herring, Street er, R., & Marsecc Wilson, Koch, Nash, King, & Jefferies "chillin' " Piredrill practice. Check out the cool cadets. Agui lera shows his skill with canoes on Cedar Lake. Nawrot and Shea in between dives. Smiling at the wee camera Guess ! Cdt. Barcon

The MACARTHUR AW ARD is given each year to a cadet who has shown outstandi ng leadership ability, a 3.0 GPA or better, and proficiency in military classes Battalian Commander Richard A. Minor shown with Fr. Morgan , Col. Merritt, and Senior Army Instructor Col. Van DerMeer, is the '89 MacArthur Award recipient.

Birthdays are observed once a week in the mess hall. Col. and Mrs . Merritt invite the birthday people of the week tO dine with them every Wednesday eve. Here Cdt Melvin enjoys the tradition. A birthday cake is served to celebrate. Do yo u remember ?

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Cdt Kim Miller re ce ives her fourth DEAN HARRISON Award from Col. Merritt Miss Miller carried a 4.0 GPA through 24 weeks of school. The DEAN HARRISON Award is g iven to the middle school student grades 5 through 8 , who ranks first scholastically. Miller 's outstanding academic record and enthusiastic study habits have earned her campus wide . recognition in HMS. Cadet Dean Harrison was a 1973 H M S Lower School graduate and a Co. Commander.

Hecht es one on M Co. buddi es Koch and Allen

Bemish is pretty funny, huh, Lin? It was a s uper day , though.

Chefs at work. Maj Shelton & King

One thing about Morton he puts everything he's got into the game and he wins! The munchies reached out and touched Dawson.

e tJ"1te E?t 7i;e /'I 71 tJ?t 1/S Cdt . Adams , thinking deeply, hones his senior term paper . At the same time Cdt . Lewis is hit with the joy of living. HMS spirit at work! 18

1-2-3-4 1-2 3-4. Delta Co proceeds under the guidance of Capt. Stallworth and other officers. Lifting 'em up and setting 'em down. Cdt. Pandya smiling at a wisecrack. BMOC: Shea, Johnson, (Capt. of Echo,) and Cole step out smartly as the cam· era catches the moment of motion. CLICK! Cdt. Toedte plans on taking the cam· eraman down a peg. Shannon, Barton, Gaines, and Mr. Malerich in shadows. The way we were.

1flS ert?t ?tS1'S1'! ?tJ6/etj,S'7 Cdt. Naval and Griffith (above) pause and relax for a minute before re-entering the rush of academia and sports. Both men enjoy de bate, too. (Above) Cdts. Brockway and Mack get the giggles. (R) Biagi sneaks a grin. (Far R.) Cdts. McDonagh and Aguilera clown it up in the canteen . 20

(Top) Cdt. Wilburn in thoughtful pose. (Bottom) Cdt. Eubanks takes a turn in the office. (R) Elizabeth hides a smile. l·l

Cheerleaders: Cadet Walters, Cadet Sulcs, & Cadet Toedte. 22 Best Leader: Minor Most Sensitive: Pearson Most Fun: McDonagh Biggest Feet: Perkins Most Obnoxious: Allen Tallest: Turkish Looks Super in Garrison: Cooreman Best Nickname: McDonagh Biggest Flirt: Herring Loudest at Games: Wright Biggest Tightwad: Melvin Biggest Troublemaker: Moses Cutest Smile: Krauz Presidential Material : Rogers Shortest Temper: Streeter Most Laid Back: Bemish Most Cheerful: Wasmund Fad Starter: Wilburn Potential Star: McBean Most Loving: Kirk & Becky Most Hassled: Shelton Most Musical: Soper Olympie's Potential: Adams Biggest Cutup: Aguilera Most Energetic: Currey Least Likely to Return Library Materials: Weiss Most Athletic: Stallw orth, Johnson, Barrett , Adams "If it isn't Love" is li Ot! "My Perogative" is ho t! "Guns and Ro es" is hot! Turtlenecks are H t! "Beastie Boys" are not. Skateboards are not. Prin ce is not. Spiked Hair is not. Air Jordans are.Jiot! Obsession for men is hot ! The color black is hop Trenchcoats are hot! "Pub li c Enemy" is hot! "Hig h Rollers" is hot! Friendship is hot! 1 Brotherhood is hot!! Nerds and Narcs are not. Drugs are not!! Class Clown: Moses Cleverest Joke Teller: Eubanks Handsomest Mustache: Stallworth Best Pole Vaulter: Adams Best Slam Dunker: Barrett Best Rifleman: Cooreman Best B.S.er: Winters Fastest Feet: Stallworth Biggest Muscles: Wright Highest Bodie: Perkins Sweetest Disposition: Krauz Reddest Hair: Wilburn Nicest Touch on BB Courts: Johnson Cutest Nose: Streeter Nicest Hair: Herring Best Appetite: Wright & Weiss Best Daydreamer : Pearson Best Mathematician: Melvin Best Team Man: Barrett Most Thoughtful: Minor Craziest Laugh: Melvin Mo st Organized: Wilburn Best Dancer: Allen Best One Liners: Moses ALL Most Likely to succeed: None of Above

1 ()"; 6;11 .?Jt.S. g as I w nted to on c n!-Mr. Tarner. I had mlde it through G Aguilera. er befor,ef-Nclson. k a shower!!-Bowlson. H finafs.-Collier and Ford. for Gliri$tmas.-Gable. I had student eally interested in learning. W'hen I felt the of many peopJe -Col. n 23

24 Fi delity & H ono r Athl et ic Vi ctory Routine of Corps Supreme Bein g Brotherhood of the Living Church Ceremony and Groomed Environs

We mourn the passing of General Scott The corps, staff, and faculty of Howe Military School were saddened to learn of the death of Brig. General Eugene D. Scott, December 8, 1988. General Scott was the H M S. Superintendent for four years. He and his wife, Joanne, moved to Texas for their retirement and kept in touch via mail and phone . We extend our sympathy and condolences to the friends and family.

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Old Guard: Ross, A., Colville, E., Vogelsang,]., Deter, S., Robinson, E., Choate, E., Fesperman, M., Bauder, M., Clark, S., Mach, J., Betts, C., Arklie, B., Orsborn, P., Fr. Morgan, Betts, J., Cleveland, E., Sulcs, K., Miller, G., Morgan, C., Trout , D., Scropos , ]., Col. Cowells, Mr. Malerich, Col. Merritt, Mr. Piper, Col. Trout, Van Zuilen, D., Ulrich, S., Pagin,].

Old Guard Students: Spencer, Nelson, Cole, Cooreman, Naval, Streeter, Jo., Melvin, Rogers, Krauz, Herring, Pandya, Streeter, R., Rhoads, Shea, Ross (Sec/Treas), Minor (Pres) Adams (V.Pres), Advisor: M. Pagin.

Alpha Delta Tau: Holmb erg, C ole, Wright, Nelson, Fell , Burke , Tolley , Melvin , Miller , D., Sonnenberg , Str eeter , M ., Miller, K. , Streeter, R., Rogers. National Honor Society: Holmb erg , Merchant, Wright , Naval, Currey, Minor, Cole, Nelson, Rogers, Streeter, Jo., Krauz, Melvin , Streeter, R. Varsity H. Club: Brown, Dm., Par is , Dawson , Trout , Advisor: Mr Clark , Cole , Nelson , Veach, Gaines, Streeter , M ., Rogers , Stallworth, Barrett, Minor, R ., Aguilera, G., Winters 27

... Sword & Shield: Capt. Currey, Capt. of Bravo; Minor, B.C.; Capt Allen, Capt of Mica; Capt. Mack, Maj . Melvin, and Capt. Streeter, Capt. of Alpha --+ 28 Choir: Singout! T The Chemistree The HMS Band moves into position. --+

Cross Country Soccer Tennis SPORTS Baskttball Rifle Wrestling Baseball Golf Track 29

e1i:f'JSS e f'J1t?t 71/:11 7E/1'1'Jt 30 Most Valuable Barton, SD Most Improved Barton, SD Best Effort Feldman Collier runs his race well. (Above) Coach Tarner was proud of his team and their effom in Cross Country running (Below) Manager Pozderac, Coach Tarner , Barton, Collier, Rinhart, Prentice, Marco, Feldman

Mack running out in front by a toe; Marsett holding . Coach Robinson appreciates the ease with which these runners work. (Below) Veach, Mack, Teodte, Gaines, Coach Robinson, Marsett , Ross, Trout & Bassell Absent from picture: Paris Most Valuable Paris Most Improved Ross Best Effort Gaines 31

32 Most Valuable Lin Most Improved Tatum Best Effort Scott Scott about to kick. (Above) Lin, Banks, Sanjian, Shannon, Scott, Townsend, Kikk Sondag, Schultz, Miller, K., Ranney, C., Koch, Tatum Coach Bauman congratulates this tea on a 3-5-1 record. (Below)

The Varsity crew takes a break !(Above) Coach Kimball, Wilson, Parrott, Marcuccilli, Paris, Kroeger, Burke, J., Maskell, Nawrot, Cole, Graham, Gable, Wood, Spencer, Lawrence, Short, Kneorzer, Sullivan, Coach Vogelsang. Shelton, Schelling, McBean, Adams, Nelson, Winters, Wasmund, Melvin, Sprague. (Be low) Most Valuable Cole/Most Improved Nawrot/Jarvis Best Effort Gable/Sonnenberg

34 Mose Valuable Aguilera/Streeter , M Mose lmporved Jackson , P. Best Effort Streeter , R (Above) Naval on court. (Below) Brockway, Mgr., Coach Maclrath, Glenn, Jackson, Eubanks, Aguilera , Cpt., Naval, Streeter, M., Cpt., Burke, Hockenberger, Mgr., Brown, Rogers, R., Streeter, R., Miller, Fell (Front) Griffin

Czapski practices his shooting (Below)Hapner, Turkish, Modesett, Allen, Meeker, Currey, McDonagh, Cooreman. Col. Van derMeer says this has been a good year for the Rifle Team Most Valuable Cooreman, S. Most Improved Hapner Best Effort Currey 35

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Most Valuable Scott Most Improved Toedte Best Effort Scott McKinney and Toedte look over the ball situation. (Above) The "Hot Shots": Coach Shigley, Wolff, Bowlson, Apt, McKinney, Bryant & Scott. (Inset: Bryant).

The ball goes up and they jump for it. (Above) The Big Team includes Coach Kimball, Hilliard, Howard, Walton, Shannon, Ford, T, Henderson, Ranney, C, Ford, R, Banks, Collier, Barton, SD, Lin , Drain. Most Valuable Non e Most Improved Shannon & Barton Best Effort Lin 39

Most Va lu able: None Most Improved: Ja ckson Best Effort: Linas 40 Cole shoots as teammates watch. J.V. TEAM: Bassel!, Coach Tarner , Trout, Shaw, Johnson, Grummel, Cole, Linas, Jackson. (Six wins / Eleven losses)

The Big Team rotates during warm-ups. The VARSITY: Coach Ross, Brown, Dm., Stallworth, King, Perkins, S., Streeter, M., Winters, Farrakhan, Dawson, Johnson, H., Adams, Barrett, Aguilera. (11 wins/ 11 losses-most wins since 66-7) Most Valuable: Barrett Most Improved : Farrakhan Best Effort: King

The J.H. Cheerleaders: Kim Smith, Kim Miller, and Kathy Rachich do their cheering for the th e ir b asket b a ll teams. (Rig ht )

The reserve Award was won by Schamberle Metzger (sec ond in front row ne ar Miss Pera)

The cheerleaders led the crowd to urge their t eams on to victory . The exc itement was high this year and spirits soared with their leadership

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Varsity Cheerleaders: Soper, Toedte , Walters, Marsett, Mack, Na· val, Coach Pera, J.H. M etzger & Miller, and Varsity Brockw ay & Sulcs. (Mi ss ing is Kim Smit h .)

• -: • ;'; ,.::·. "•';I; • • .Jot '••.. Cadet Toedte (second from left, back row) won the Captain's Award Remember? Her clear voice and directions made a positive statement! Howe Cadets appreciated the en· couragement they got from the cheerleaders! 43

Mo>t y.,,hi:1b le Mmor ,R/ Pearson 44 Best Effor t Rae Most Valuable Ford, T. Mo st Improve d Owen Best Effort Ford , T JR. High ream : McCarthy, Collier, Blakey, Russell, Owen, Robertson, Sondag, Jones, Coach Bauman, Foster, Tatum, Henderson, Wolff, Marsh, Kikkert (Missing: Ford, T.) Mr B said it was a real pleasure working with J.H.'s

(A bove ) Thomas & gang work out. (Below) The team: Varsity Coach Choate, Marcuccilli, Thomas, Kroeger, Gable, Davey, Holmberg, Minor, R., Wright, L., Eubanks, Coach Macllrath (Front): Cherry, Pearson , Shea, Rae , Perkins, E., Sonnenberg, Ross, Griffin. 5 Wins-12 losses . 11 "3f/ie&S7 L'l?ttJ Most Va lu a ble Minor , R/Pearson Most Impr oved Gable/Holmberg Best Effo rt Rae 45

48 Most Valuable Kikkert Most Impr oved Edgar Best Effott Smith, P. (Above) Cadet Drain shows his stance. (Below) The JH Golf Team: Cadets Edgar, P. Smith, Ha l Coach Chiddister, Cadets Modric and Kikkert. "These are young men who practice," said the Coach, "and I really appreciate that ."

(Above) Golfers putt er in g aro und. (Be low) The Varsity Team : Coac h Bauman , Cadets Roge rs, So ndag, Holmberg, Aguilera, Veach , Nava l, Miller , and Rae. Coac h Ba um an wishes he had a few more of these ser io us go lfe rs'Most Valuable P. Smith Most Improved Jarvie/Holmberg Best Effort Rogers, P. 49

50 Mose Valuable Ford , T./Feldman Mose Improved Shannon/Marsh Best Effort Lin/Panasy (Above) 5th & 6th Grd team: (Front) Wadenstorer, Wadenstorer, Feldman, Marsh, Brooks, (Back) McMillen, Marsett, Sondag, Appt , Bowles , Fanasy (Below) 7 & 8th Grd Team: (Front) Toedte, Blakey, McCarthy, Barton , Collier, Shannon, Bryant, Tatum, Prentice, K Smith, Hecht, (Middle) Willis, Drain, Ford, Bowlson, Lin, Wolff, Marsett, Schulz, McKinney, Metzger, Fanasy, (Back) Coach Tarner, Walton, Hilliard , Henderson, Banks, Sanjian, Howard , Coach Vogelsang.

(Above) Morabito, Fell, and Farrakhan practicing. (Below) (Back) Lawrence , Eubanks, Barrett, King, Ne lson, Cooreman, Adams, Farrkhan, Mechant, Pandya , (Front) Kellerstrass, Paris, Trout, Brown, (Dave ), Wright, Coach Robinson, Coach Ross , Stallworth, Shea, Morabito, Fell, Gaines, Wilson (Mgr) Absent: Gray (C.) Most Valuable Nelson Most Improved Stallworth/Eubanks Best Efforts Adams/Lawrence 51

Most Valuable Streeter , R. Most Improved Fleming/Ma rsett Best Effort Sulcs/Streeter J. Becky: ready & waiting! (Above ) The Team: (Front) Toedte , A., Brockway , Walters , Streeter , R. , Ball , Terry, (Back Row ) Streeter ,Jim (M g r), Fleming, Mack, Su lcs, Marsett, Streeter ,Joy , Coach Pera , Aguilera (Mgr). Coach Pera & Mrs. Ross appreciate the team dedication!

Ir looks goo d! (Abov e). The Team: (Front) Shaw , Barron , Grumme l, Brown , Perkins, Thomas, (Midd le) J ackso n , Sullivan , Winters, Graham , Toll ey, Shorr. (Back) Coach Macilrarh , Fox, Streeter , M., Bu rke, J. , Dawson, Konopinski, P e rrorr a, Ho y, Coach Kimba ll. Most Va luab le Shaw Most Improved Stree ter , M/Dawson Best Effor t Ho y/W inter s

t\\ l"1 \)l " I \/\ l"1 CD .c .. E 0 .. II. e a3 iO' .i? -0 a_ Q; co.!::: u a. E "' > -:--:- .-...'\. u;-o<t::: !!!Ol=>giE O .£Eo &aJ ::: a> a.> ot o c "': I 00 Cl) 8 0 Howe second in Midland Conference Tourney :>, § -5 w w gs .r::w 2 The Howe Military Cadets posted a season c ,_ Ol c CDo d._s_ E en-o CDo C1>0o.r::co>Q)c'-'- 0 r-'113 -en -"Oo(')CDw .;t \ " _. en c CD en co _ "- \.... ..c 1.. //'. ._0'> 2-<( i..... U(j)J2 Li_ 3'-=> . "C cn o E >- "' en .E -o t <,... 0 er c 0 o opening victory Wednesday night over ,5 en &.!:: Canterbury 47-39 in varsity basketball £ E j '.:i action played at Canterbury in Midland E w · Athletic Conference c.,....Tournament. QJ tr......0- ID Cl> v · u co a.:= c: o co w en ' 0 ......_ ci cr; en E u o co .o a. J? en !!! :.o. .,.., _... . fil ::i -g "' en ,_ "' E "' gs .. a: r--- ;:: co£ 2 Cii 8 c f5 &.i. d... -=>..-a..8a>_8cor.n=-o:c:= _ •v 8 :o _ Ci5 g u :;:: 3 a; en= ::>co co >-.<:: ::> w 3 " \ •- / 8 en £ Ec tl Howe was paced by Thomas Barrett and • ::. Ec: co tl . Habura Jolmson who had 18 and 15 points,...,> ) · - 2 respectively. The Cadets built an 8-5 lead in * ';) -[; g.;::. ; the opening stanza and stretched their .e--g w iii 1 to a 22-16 count at halftime_ Howe U Wt" .r:: held a 35-25 edge after three quarters .. \ -g Other scorers for Howe were Damon ....: co Brown with seven, Tim King with three, ::> 1· 0 c c 0 .• \ ·- t- 2 g L : 13 co co TI \.Y Ill!!!! tlllliii cooc ' enCOoicoenCD UCDJ t 1l . while Stacy Perkins and Mike Streeter had ·a. two each. Barrett was thP • r n reboundcer Jr: -• c..t / , Jiii"') "l for the Cadets with 14 a :i; 1c leader in "&> E assists with seven. E On Friday the Cadets fa( e 'i § second game of the tour1 'J ro ci , 7c, '-> iumped out to a 21-4 adv;; r- I -g _g -1-- t. • and cruised to a 73-34 .,, James Adams scored eight and was followed by Brown, Perkins, King, and Adero Dawson with four each while Kharis Stallworth added two to the Howe totaL Barrett was the leading Cadet's rebounder with ten and Brown had the most assists on the team with seven. The championship was played Fridciy between the Cadets and Marion Bennett. The ga.me was close throughout the first half as Howe led by one after one quarter and Bennett took a one point lead at the half. (I. 22-12 uprising by Bennett in the t:iird QUL!rter scaled the Cadets' fate as they fell by an 82-QB score. Johnson scored 33 for tt:e Cadets while r • '• , Barrett had seven, d Streeter had five . in the top rebounder as n boards. Brown led .c7l :gj ;:: 0 · 'olmson led the team witl O ... co >- 0- ro i ,C\ ·ett added 14 and St1 .,.. C11 .c "- ctS Q .0 0 \J> - - c. \.-- ... Q. (SHN) d111s.1eqw ,o:>'0 iit<I_.. ii: = = co . -"" (!) ..I. c:. s tP .,.... 7' -0 c:. .. "C o L..._0> rn.c.- ,......-: ') ·- -Q.) a.oi c en co 0 e T; ) o:> o «I co ....: Q) £ :0 *.0 al 1 <\}, -<!> &._ s;. «I .,, ii ""' :;:: '- 0 C = c CD u. > 0 -';J.. 4 C. -0 S ::I ·-=; o ::JU CO .C co "'co · "© · -o.o Q)(.()::t:.< ... -. ,,,,..., . i«> o:> "' a 'c:. s- ' \J 61 C. o "' 7 Cll <!> (::_ c:. {, 0 ,,_, • i '. <!> 0 ,,_, s "' « ' '2i 00 £.\ f.J/f'._, v c:. c.' "(_ 0. .. o __ -.......:.0 , 7...., OOl o:>7't...-'2. U1. Q) >' s;. _._ y \S) \,,V C) 'tm- 11""1 -:t. «I -0 "' c:. «> •' «I c i \J s ·.o .«:. , e0.0 'O ,,,,..., = ,._.,7,;«1 -z.pc:._,.....--o.,';::--<g;_ScI),...'6> 00-7' ......0 laCl) ..> 6 «I S- '!: ·:c, '§. ?.'•_,. ..,. 7 s c:. 0 ...; ,_, "' 7 <!> <!> <:._W' #"" r(])O ·C.Q)C.c a..' -i '? :;; ,,_, %·-o J '?. s;., <.:. ·- 0.,..... 0 «. C:. 'e. 0 _.;. 0-..... " ...,m .c' "' .,)o- <I>" \J u E .,,., c ca C _31 &u 1pue:as :§ c ca CQ 0 -- 2 \..... r:. Q1 u O. 0 g.Q) u :o"'Q)c m 0 .a G> .C Q) Q) :.= Q) \J ·-c Ea. E o..1 tiiEEEu E => o"' Q)-."' g "'.:::ca °Z N -•·wp-o en >-.O::>_gcQ) ><t:...;<a"' O "'o c-:i::: E .o .r::en -;; -a m (,) 0 ... -=m Q) a. tn 3 a; ·;; c I/. a. I/. I/. It c -c c It II (/, :c

Working together, Chuck Allen/ Alan Feldman (Last photo): to R Debbie Seaman, Alan Feldman, Chuck Allen, Jeff Allen, Tara Feldman, Merrill Kikkert, Linda Brown.

L to R: Alan Feldman, Treas., Chuck Allen, Pres ., Merrill Kikkert, V . Pres., Linda Brown, Brd. Member. (Not present: Debbie Seaman, Sec., Jeff Hockenburger, Jim Walters, Jim Jackson, Rochell Stallworth, and Verner Sulcs, Brd Members plus Ken Rogers, V.P.)

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THE NA T/ONAL FORENS/C LEA GUE

THE DEBATE TEAM: Spencer, Glenn , Mack, Trout, C., Miller, D., Debate Coach Mr Pagin, Nawrot, Melvin, Davey, Goldstein, Aguilera , E., Ross , Brockway, Rogers. The purpose of debate is to deliberate and consider opposing points of view on a given subject. Debate meets are a kind of public contest where teams from different schools formally argue their researched and documented ideas that will support either a positive or negative approach to a sub ject. A team can verbally attack and degrade another team's propositions. Rules of the debate meet are kept in mind as judges choose the best debaters of the day. Students learn to prepare in advance for their presentations and learn to think and express themselves on their feet. Quick clear thinking as well as concise, polite (yet pointed) oral expression is rewarded We belong to:

THE SPEECH TEAM: Terry, Griffin, Goldstein, Hockenberger, Glenn, Speech Coach Mr. Volz, Morabito, Trout and Ross with Speech trophies.

Mr. Volz, speech coach, congratulates Cadet Chris Jarvis on his progression in the category of poetry.

The speech team participated in speech meets periodically, each speaker being assigned a certain kind or style of speech. The opportunity co plan, organize thoughts, process and delivery is allowed and encouraged in class prior co the speech meets. Positive techniques for creative verbal expression along with appropriate gestures and voice projection are used and encouraged. A placing at a speech meet means that a student is in line to speak at a speech meet on a higher level and may go "all the way" to the Nationals!

The R.0.T.C. was officially founded at HMS Feb. 19, 1919 and has been a positive influence since. SFC Harley Settle and SSG Pendleton under the administration of Col. VanderMeer-continue the military traditions. Within the military classes, map reading , survival skills, and leadership methods are taught .

The Color Guard carrys the flag at military parades and other processions. This is a very precise crew; they take pride in stepping exactly the same way at exactly the same time. They make sure that the flag is given the correct place of honor at the appropriate time in a ceremony.

Alpha Co.: (Out Front) Cpt Joy Streeter, Walters, Guidon, (Row 1) Sulcs, Terry, Aguilera, Kraus, (Row 2) Brockway, Marsett, Miller , Fanasy, Streeter, Mrs. Robinson, Asst. Dorm Supervisor, Toedte , Smith, Ball, Metzger, Mack. 60 Mrs. Tro ut a nd her Ass t. Dorm Superv iso r, Mr s. Robinson, ad vice Alph Co Mr s. Doris Tr o ut Mrs. Nadine Rob in so n

Alpha Co. stands in formation on parade field. Alph a Staff: Rebecca Streeter , Jenifer Mack , Joy Streeter , Alpha Commander , and Walrers , G uicl on. 61

1st. Platoon: Aguilera (Leader), (First Row) Jackson, Laymac , Rae, (2nd Row) Vickers , Fox(s), Taylor , Gray, (3rd) Hoy, Monicotti , Bice, and Bulinski (Pltn. SGT) 2nd. Platoon: Benish, Leader, Nawrot , Wood, Machione, Boggess, Herring, (2nd row) Marcuccilli Perkins (E), Stokes, Minor (W), Hapner, (3rd) Linas, Modesett, Wisely, Wrinn, Farrakhan, and Pandya (Pltn . SGT.)

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Capt. Canada, T.O. On Parade Bravo Staff: (Front) Paris (Guidon), (Back) Pltn. SGT Pandya, Grummel, Pltn SGT Aguilera, Capt Currey (Commander), Lt Eubanks , (XO), LT Nelson, Pltn. LT Bemish, Pltn. SGT Bulinski.

The best m emo ry of che year was th e This includ ed wasn'

scuba diving a nd s urvival techniques. Th e peace march

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2nd Platoon: McDonagh (Pltn. Leader), (1st Row) Dawsor Czapski, Kellerstrass, Knoezer, Pozderac, (2nd) Wilson, Shaw, Kissella, Galvin, Thomas, Lewis, (3rd) McClellan, Bugar, Johns Ofi Rogers, Graham, Bross (Pltn. SGT)

1st Platoon: Davey (P im Leader), Gillis, Sonnenberg, Goldstein, Pearson, (2nd row) Laurence, Brown, Kolberg, Griffin, (3rd Walters, Gallardm Meeker, Gray, Cortney, Merchant (Pltn SGT).

Capt. Adams at ease. Capt. Cook , T O. elta Staff: Gable (Guidon), Platoon SGT Merchant, Platoon SGT Davey, Veach, Platoon LT McDonagh, SSG Bross. Delta won the Dri ll competition on Mother's Day Was it someone from Delta who planted th e "No Swimm ing" sign at Old Guard Pond ? Nobody knows!! Nobody tells!! 65

2nd Platoon: McBean (Pltn Ldr), (1st) Holmberg, K.nopenski, Kailholz, (2nd) Donahue, Perrota, Menguy, Morron, (3rd) Tolley, Bassel!, Smith (K), Sondag , Rhyan (Pltn SGT)

1st Platoon: Wilburn (Pltn Ldr), (1st Row) Brown (Damon) , Streeter (M), Paley, Goodrich, (2nd) Jarvis, Miller (D), Morabito, Maskill, Short , (3rd) Sprague , Allan, Collins, Biagi , Glen, Naval (Pltn SGT)

Capt. Barton, T.O. Mrs. Barton Echo Staff: LT McBean, LT , Wilburn, Capt Stallworth, Capt, Turkish, SGT Cole, SGT Rhyan, SFC Naval, SFC Shea, SGT Burke, J (Guidon) How about the surprise gun rack presented to Capt. Barton on his birthday! Now he has a place for his weapon watch out!! 67

68 1st Platoon: G uid o n Scoct , Plm. Ldr Burke, Tatum, Henderson, Wolff, Demming, He c ht, Wright, Jon es, (2 nd Row) Kikkert , Howard , Gingrich, Hilliard, Bart0n, Wi lson, (3r d) Toedte, Walton, Burnham, Smith Ford, Rus se ll , Pim Sgt Drain. 2nd P im ( l st) Pim. Ldr King, Co lli er (2 nd ) Koch, Sanj ian, Curtis , Borwn, Schulz, Robertson, Shure, McC ar thy , Bryant, McKinney, Bowlson, Owen, P im Sgt Shan n o n

Pim: Pltn Ldr Spencer, McM ill an , Wadenstorer(C), Appt , Ma rsh, Mar sett( R) , Ha ll ( Pim Sg t), Fe ldm an, Marco, Fo ster, Mod ri c , Pr entice , Son dag, Wad e nstorer(M), Brooks , Marsett( R), Bowl es, Bank s Mi ca Staff: LT King , LT Burke (R), Ca pt Allen, LT Spencer. P. Lin , C. Drain, W. Zorn,]. Shannon, P Smith,]. Streeter , G Sco tt Lower School Commandant Maj Shelton and Barrack's Mother Mrs. S., along with T.O. Assistants Maj Cowles were kept busy with Middle Sc hoolers. Mr s. Shel ton 69

l'J,'t),'f<, I.D.R.: Holmberg , Jackson, Naval, M. Streeter, Gaines , Merchant , Dawson , S . Marsett , Farrakhan , Sulcs, Glenn , R. Streeter, Brockway , Griffin , Cole, Barrett, Nelson , Pandya. The Infantry Drill Regulation crew is made up of the best drillers at HMS They perform at special ceremonies such as A.F.I. The Battalion Staff leads th e corps on the parade field-{see photo below). From L to R : T Barrett , R. Minor, L. Wri g ht, S. Melvin, and P Rogers. 70

The Band: Smith, Hoy , Laymac , Stokes, Perrotta, Gray, Maskell (Row 2) Boggess, Hecht , Miller , Menguy, Mack, Bowles , Koch , Galvin. (Front) Soper, (B and Commander), Kikkert , Blakey, Butler, Fannasy, S. Marsett,]. Marsett, Russell, Kellerstrass, Waden storer , Ross. (Photo below ) The Cannon Crew: Shooting Taylor , Ba c k to camera S Fox, M arcuccilli , McCoy, (Cannon Crew Commander), & Grummel. 11 71

MILITARY AWARDS CPT. BUSTOS AWARD SU PERINTENDENTS GOLD OLD GUARD BEST lS T YEAR CADET 72 McBEAN, Gaelan A: WALTERS, Tiffany B: TROUT, Clifton D: SONNENBERG , J aso n E: BURKE , Jeffre y M: DRAIN , Co lin A: TOEDTE , Angela B: GRUMMEL , Jason D: MERCHANT , Damon E: FELL, Andrew M: HALL, Michael COLE, Christian JACKSON, Francisco STREETER, Michael

Mi li tary award, continued FT. WAYN E RES ERVE OFFICER AS SN MEDAL A.U .S.A. AWARD NATIONAL SOJOURNERS AWARD AMERICAN LEGION ROTC GENERAL MILITARY EXCELLENCE AWARD AMERICAN LEGION ROTC GENERAL MILITARY EXCELLENCE US ARMY SCHOLAR/athlete award UM W.W. AWARD SONS OF AM. REVOLUTION AWARD DEPART. OF THE ARMY SUPERIOR DECORATION GENERAL SIMPSON AWARD GENERAL SCOTT AWARD DUNNING MEMORIAL PLAQUE & SCHOLARSHJ;P COORE MAN pencer WR IGHT , L 73

The Rangers are a uniqu e group of men They follow a rigorious schedule of physical rraining so they are in top notch condition for any emergency. Here you see their lively sense of humor comin' through. 74

The Hussars performed for the parents of the corps and were received with enthusiastic response. They presented their precision timed/ drill with high energy and aplumb. Their twirling rifles were in perfect sync and Cdt. Cole's act was breath-taking!

The Co lo r Guard members, M. Streeter,]. Paley , S. Allan,]. Bassel, and]. Ka lnins , step precisely in unison as the parade proceeds down the field. The corps put their best efforts into the demonstration.

Cdc. Eubanks leads the Honor Platoon on A.F.I. Day. The cream of the crop! Col. Ensign and Col. Van derMeer talk with Cadet Officers.

C d r. Pea rso n h as hi s m e n o f D e lt a Co. a t parade res t. Un ifo rm of th e d ay : G arri so n wi th wh it e trou se r s s harpl Th e Annu a l Field In s p ec ri o n wo uld no r be t h e sa m e w irh o u r th e b a nd! Headmasters Mr. M alerich, Mr Piper , Head of Humanities, Mr. Fagin , Superintendent Col. Merritt , Notre Dame's SGM Johnson and S.A.l. Col. Van derMeer enjoy a coffee break 77

Cdt. P. Powers An Award Cdt. Farr11khan Mr Ross Mr. Choate Th e Cho ir Earl Cleve land Celt. Sto kes Mr. T arn e r St. J ames Chape l & the '89 Co lor G uard 78

\f///J Chief Two- Yates Celt. Holmberg Mj Covi ll e Col. Trout Smi le, please Honoring Col. Ke ll y Barton, Lin , Drain Miss Pera Cdts. in Aud icorium Mrs. Setde Mrs. Scropos Keepin' up! Cdc. Toedte Bemish & Sope r Mrs. Moreen Cdts. Adams, Naw rot Lady Cdt s. Running home Mj. Cow les Cele. Bal l Mr. Pag in Awards presented QM Lady The tr oops 79

The Tatler, HMS yearbook publication of '8 9 , was created by these people: Adams, Currey, Glenn, Mr. Clark, Mrs. V. Z., Aguilera , & Trout New Cadets: (Back) Gray, Bice, Macchionne, Bowlson, (Midd le): Marsh, Cortney, Boggess , Edgar, Howard , Ford , & Monicatti (Fro nt) : M. Wadenstorer, Fannasy, Fleming, ]. Marsett, Metzger, & C. Wadenstorer. BO

The Howe Herald: Kharis Stallworth, sports editor, Angie Toedte, editor, and Mr. Robinson, Journalism teacher and Herald Advisor. The photos on these pages show people who try to keep the ideas moving through the campus The Tatler staff put this yea rbook together for your permanent record of the 1988-89 year. We hope you will look at it and say, "Oh, yeah, I reme mber that " The new cadets help bring in new ideas and we are glad for that. The Howe Herald staff keep us informed on a monthly basis, both with pictures and copy It's called "communication! " 81

MILITARY SCHOOL THE TRUSTEES AND STAFF The Director5 follow : Brenn A r k lie Raymond Boaks Dr Lawrence Bouton Thoma5 A. Gerow The Rt. Rev F. C. Gray Fred Greenwood Charles E. Gros5 Kenneth G Herrick Todd Herrick H. David Houser Jack W lmpey John Kir5h Gorden J McMullen, Jr. Col Thoma5 S Merritt Thomas Parker Travi5 W Pearse, Jr Edgar M Perrott John C. Peterson Dr Melvin L. Vulgamore John C. Wattles Col. Merritt, Board Sec The Rt. Reverend F.C. Gray Pre5ident, HMS Board of Trustee5 Bi5hop, Northern Indiana Conference, Epi5copalian Church Gloria Miller, Superintendent'5 Sec Todd and Kenneth Herrick Board members Trea5urer and V.P Son and Father Howe School benefactors Brenn Ark/ie, bu5ine55 Manager This has been a very busy year for the Board of Trustees. They have considered several improvements and acted on the pressing ones. The others will be incorporated in the long range plans. Preparations are presently being made for the 89-90 school year. The cadets will be welcomed back in the fall to freshly cleaned and painted buildings which house new equipment in appropriate places plus new improved campus streets. 82

Gle nn Co x , Admission's Officer B.S., Kent State, M.A ., WMU Janell Griffin, Secretary Assistant Admission's Officer Maj Larry Cowles, Asst. T.O. Assistant Admission's Officer Harry Delle, Accountant B.A. Western Michigan University Mary Brown, Secretary to Business Manager. Debbie Seaman, Asst. Development Officer. B.A., Olivet. Sally Ulrich, Secretary to Headmaster and to Dean of Students 83

Administration Colonial William Trout Howe School Commanda nt Paula Cook, Secretary To the Com mandant (Above) 11 gun salute Colonial Richard VanderMeer Senior Military Instructor Cathy Parish Military Secretary (Below) Learning the ropes Max Taylor. Maintenance Director 84 James Morgan, Food Steward Shirley Blair, Steward Secretary

..... ... • ... ,,. ....r ,..0.... ...,A .... .... ... ,,.. ... Carol Morgan, Q.M. Assistant Mary Olenhouse, Seamstress ..,..Sandy Shields, RN, Director of Infirmary Susan Juncjohan, RN, Relief Nurse (Below) Paying close attention Miss Schemmel, LPN, Relief Nurse Thank heavens for the nurses/ Katrina Su/cs, Quartermaster Maj Kimball gets honorary l etter James Wire, Hair Stylist 85

lie who knows nOlhing, IO\'es noching. He who can do noth· mg understands n0thing lie who understands nothing d wonhlt'", Bur ht who undtnrands also notkes, secs The more knowledge is inhc1cnr m a dung, grta!Cf the !o"c Anyone who imagines rha! all fruits nptn tt che same time as !he mawberrics knows nothing abour grapes Paracelsus Johanna Arkli e B.S Western Mich. U. Fifth Grade Class. Roger S. Bauman, B.A. Adrian , M.S Indi ana U. Mathematics Carlysle D. Chiddister, B.M. M.A. Western Ml U /Ball St. Military Band, Chapel, Choir. Steven Clark, B.A., M.A. Western MI U. LA. Head , Practical Arts, VHC, Tacler. Mag. E.C. Colvill e, B.A./FRCP London, Englend. Latin, French, English, Foreign Lang. Head. Susan Deter , B.S. Western Ml. U Mathematics, Head William Mark Fesperman, B S./M A. Appalachian State, Sci, Head., A.D., PE, Health, Bio., Anat.

Yo ur me mo ry buil ds you r perso na li ty, yo ur pe rsonality build s yo u r c h aracter, a nd you r c ha racte r de termin es yo u r d es tin y Me mor y is the only pa ra di se fr om whic h we ca n n ot be driven! Reed]. Kimba ll , AAS , NYSU, B.S., Syracuse U , M.S., IU Physics, Chem. , V Soccer,JH B B., Baseba ll. James E. Malerich, B.A. lU. College, M.S., Sc. Fran , Eng Dept. Head., Academic Dean-Gr 5-8. Michael Mcilrath, B.S. , Huncington, M.S., St. Fran., Sci., Health, PE, V. Tennis, Asst Wrest., Baseball. Fr. Philip Morgan, B.Sc., U of London B.D., U of Wales., Chaplain, Sacred Studies. Paul G Orsborn, B.A., Earlham, M.A Ball St. U., Spanish, 1 3, Eng li sh, Bus driver. John A. Pagin, B.A./M.A., U of Iowa, Econ., Soc , Hist., Debate, Senior C l. Spon., O ld Guard Spon. Leanne Peca, B.S. Manchester Co ll ege, 6th grade teacher, Cheerldr. Spon., Softball Coac h

Freedom is an open door. Thac does not mean yo u can do anything you want to do at the expense of ot hers, but th at you can sc ri ve co make yo ur fin es c dr eam come crue. Eugene Robinson, B.S., PU ., M.A ., Ball Sc., Guid. Co un., Journalism , Career Coun., Howe Herald Advisor. CC, Track Andy Ro ss, B .S. Ball Sc. U, Keyboarding , Cmpucers, Acccg., V. BB, V. Trac k. Barbara Jeanne Scropos, B.A. UL Co ll ege , M.S., S Ill Universicy, Tutor, Subsc Ri chard E Shigley, B.S., Ball St U, Machemarics, Accouncing, JH BB, JH So cce r, 7t h Grd. Sponsor. Mark Tarner , B.A./M.A., E. Ill . U, taughc ac U of Co logne, W Germany Eng., German , JH CC, JV BB , JH Track. Darlene Van Zu ilen , B S., PU, M.A./M L.S., W. MU, Librn , Tatler Adviso r, Freshm. Sponsor. 88

James R. Vogelsang, B.Ed., U of Toledo, Geog ., Hist., Am. St., Gov., Wor. Hist., Soccer,JH Track. Kirby A. Volz, B S.Ed., U of S.D. Speech, English, Drama Director, Speech Coach. Mr . Volz and Mrs . Deter read and/or grade papers in the library after lunch and a brisk walk with the noon-walking club. 89

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Ang ie Toedt e, Brian Morabito , Chris Jarvis , Andy Biagi, Cory Appt, Barb Terry, Deidre Sulcs, Mac McBean, Geo. Ross , Dave Bu lin sk i, Chris Macchoine, Marlin Griffin, Pat Spencer, Jim Hockenberger, Jack Sondag, Mr. Volz, Rev. Timson and handy crew, Thanks!!

The cast figures it a ll out in th e end. A real nice job!

Is it kindness or in sanity to re li eve loneliness this way?

The Brewster sisters Abby and Martha, have a strange habit they feel sorry for men who are alone in this world. They help them out of their misery with a "little g la ss of home remedy," laced with poison. Nephew Teddy, in his own fantasy, buries the victims in the "Panama Canal."

The ACD Museum was totally unique

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Check out the happy faces. The dinner was wonderful, conversation lively, and the atmosphere was so interesting. The seniors looked pleased as the y escorted a special person or p erso ns through the rai sed swords of the Iron Guard and received their blankets and mugs. This year was rapidly corning co a close.

7";i' & ";it?Jt,S e s tJ"? ertt)&? s 1 s '7!:&111&'kJ&t) A Mother's Day g ift for Mrs. Rae Scott

Tel ani Fost er The 1989 Fifth grade class had a busy year. They have read many interesting stories and information One project which was very creative and stimulating was map making as shown in the large photo. Mrs. Arklie is the Fifth grade teacher.

Robert Bowles Kevin Brooks Amanda Fannasy Dustin Feldman Lee Marco Jonathon Marsett Justin Marsh 97

eoa. Jack Sondag Mike Wadenscorer Arthur Bowlson C. Bryant Bri a n Hecht Robert Mars e tt Corry McKinney Steve Modric 98

Jonathon Russell Schamberle Metzger Ga y lane Scott Kimberly Smith Michael Tatum Brad Willis D es hon Wolff David Wright Fellow Cadets u 1JES7! 99

Elizabet h Aguil era Jaso n Arno ld Sha nn on Ba rro n Shawn Barto n Dav id Bl akey G reg Burnh am Mars haun Co lli er J ose ph Curti s 100

Demetraus Henderson John Deming Co lin DrainRya n Ford Tarpious Ford Ryan G in ger ich Michael Hall J eff Hilliard Charles H owa rd 101

Larry Brown Choir Members ,/ "" 102

Jake Schue h rer Ryan Sears Ph ili p Sm ith James St reete r Joseph Sanjian Doug Toedte M att Walton Walter Zorn Ditto Above Last row, Center Joe Shannon l \ tlwe 103

104 CLASS OFFICERS ]. Burke , President R Morron , V. President 0. Miller , Sgt at Arms Mrs Van Zuilen, Advisor L o ui se l:lal/ Andrew Biagi

Di x ie Boggess J e ff Bu rk e Ste ve F ox D a n Gold st e in Brian Gray John Kailholz James Kellerstrass Dustin Kiszella Jason Kolberg Khalid Le wis Donov a n Mill er Robert Morton David Paris Drew Robinson J oe Sondag J ason Sonnenberg Ross Sullivan 105

106 M. Streeter, President D . Brown, Vice-President C. Trout, Sergeant at Arms Maj Colville, Advisor F. Jackson, Secretary A. Toedte, Treasurer

He ther Broe w y Damon Drown OJ id Drown Mark Durgard Michael Cupski dero D awso n And rew Fell Mark Gable Justin Goodrich

). ll ockenberger Frank J ackson Chuck Jeffries Chris Johnson John Konopinski Andrew La wrence Doug Lym c Nick Linas M Marcuccilli Sonya Marscu Guy Menguy Billy Minor Mike Monicatti Eric Perkins Frank Perroua

Brand on Pozdcrac D vt Rae Duncan Rogers Christopher Shon Mike Streeter Diedr Sulcs Curtis Thom u Angel a Toe dt c Ni ck Toll ey Cliff Tro ut Tiffany Walters Gordon Wrinn

11 0 T. Nelson, President C. Cole, Vice-President T. Shea, Secretary G. Davey , Sergeant at Arms Mrs. Deter , Advisor C. Veach, Treasurer

Jeff Bassel! ] effrey Bross David Bulinski Ryan Burke Chris Cole Greg Davey 111

Phil Donahue Shawn Gaines <--Brad Graham Jason Grumme[_, Abnar Farrakhan THE a

Todd Holmberg ILlll F Christopher Jarvis +--John Kalnins Tim King_. Joe Hoy

Torn K noerzer Ron McClellan -Chris Maskell Timothy M eek er-+ Jenny Mack THE I

Damon Merchant ILlll F Brian Morabito .-Jovan Naval Jason Nawrot-+ Bill Modesitt

Manish Pandya .. . Scott Rhyan Andre Shaw Tracy Shea o119K9! 116

Kevin Smith Pat Spencer Chris Veach Brian Vickers Ram Walters S enttPi tJ51t-eeu-9 0 I 117

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ACADEMIC Ouuanding Musician (Middle School) Silver: Dav id Blakey Gold. Phil lip P. Smith All Points Championship-Fr Jennings Meda ls. Bronze: DJ Fe ldman Silver: Kimberly]. Miller Gold: Merrill R. Kikkert Excellence in penmanship-David C. Jo rdan Me d al. Silver: K.M. Broo ks Gold: Mark A. Nas h ' Dein's Medals: Silver: Jelani Foster dent's Medals: Silver: Kevin M. Brooks ...

Ranking Cadet-12th grade. Silver: St (,a.s old: Spencer Cooreman (3.91)

Outstanding Contribution to Churc ttjli

Most Trustworthy Cadet-McKenzie

Ranking Cadet-10th grade Silver: C. Gray (3.93) Gold. Michael Streeter (3.97)

Freshman:

Silver:

National Honor Society of HMS-Best Essay. Brian Gray Sophomore: James Wilson Most Progress made toward excellence in US History R. Zuercher Medals Ram Walters Gold: Christopher Veach Excellence in Algebra Headmaster's Medals Silver: Todd Holmberg Mi c hael Streeter Hi g hest Proficienc y in Chemistry The Charles Norton Medal Won by : Michael Streeter Highest Achievement in Biological Science . .. Carl Tingley Medal Won by: Jason Sonnenberg Outstanding First Year Algebra Award. J. Poljak Medals Silver: S. Fox ... Gold: Jason Sonnenberg Highest Proficiency in Geometry. Shiley R Glenn Memorial Medal Silver: Christopher Grey Gold: Gordon Wrinn Alpha Delta Tau ... Good Citizenship Award: Best All Round Attitude Won by: Richard Minor Outstanding Academic Achievement: The Hoosier Scholar Award Won by : Richard Minor Best Spirit Medals. Given by Parent's Assoc Best Attitudes Co. "A" Silver: Amy Fleming Gold: Sonya Marsette Co."B"·Silver: Clifton Trout; Gold: Brian Vickers Co."D"·Silver: Gregory Davey; Gold: Damon Merchant Co."E"·Silver: Todd Holmberg; Gold: Scott Rhyan Excellence in a Foreign Language. Given by Language Dept. German-Won by: Donovan Miller French-Won by: Ram Walters Latin-Won by: Todd Holmberg Spanish-Won by: Adero Dawson Outstanding Thespian Plaque and Medal: Christopher Mac::cione Frank M. Little, Sr. Memorial Medals. Gjven by family of t:ittle Excellence in Senior English: Philip Rogers Excellence in American History: Theodore Nelson Excellence in Senior Mathematics: Spencer Cooreml\n at'):d 'Rebekah Streeter

Ranking Cadet-9th grade. Silver: D Miller (3.73). G.old: onnenberg (3.76)

Ranking Cadet-11th grade. Silver Rebe treeter ( Gold: T Holmberg (3.80)

Honorable Mention: Jeffrey Burke Christian Courtesy-F.M. Howe Me Christian Character- Fr. Yeung Meda Commander-Old Guard Plaque: Stuart Melvin Academic Honors: P Rogers CUM LAUDE INDUCTION: Stuart Melvin 121

AWARDS Old Guard Plaque: Randall Ross & Gregory Davey. (Best Debate Record ) Brown University Book Award: Damon Merchant Greatest Academic Progress Grades 9, 10, 11, and 12. Parent's Assoc. Grade 9 Silver: Daniel Go ld stein. Go ld: Barbara Terry Grade 10 Silver: David Brown. Gold: David Rae Grade 11 Silver: Shawn Gaines. Go ld : Timothy King Grade 12 Silver: Carlos Eubanks. Go ld : C har les Winters

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122 ANY WAY YOU LOOK AT IT SUPERINTENDENT'S DAY WAS GREAT Rh ya n, Farrakhan, Merchant & .<11ra Walters, Brown, & Law rence Drain: From the mp Bowlson : Up & over! He cht; Hard o n 1h e g uc Relaxing between eve nt s Gable II and Walters) Wrinn , Marcuccilli, &. Rae

124 R. Minor , Presidem T.B. McDona g h , V. President Camela Krauz , Secretary William Herring, Treasurer Kharis Stallworth , Sgt. At Arms Mr. John Pagin, Advisor

Z'uPtUet "f.Z'," "eo.ata" 6yrs @ HMS , Capt Delta. CC (2), BB (4), FtB (1), Trk (5) , Athlete of yr (7&8th) Bashara Trophy (JH), Old Guard (3), Acolyte (1) , Flag Detail (1), IDR (1), Iron Grd (1), Honor Grd (1) , Sword & Shield (1), Herald (1), Tatler (4), Class Off (3), Pipe & Drum (3) .u u ., " """" /44 1-tt ti.e ,,_,.,., u........,..,.., ..... 4 .-d 1e· rd46...,.. ,,,. ""' -a fk,,. 1 "'- ""' -ue a. 7.k tta (<> ._. 1 ._ -4 51.t 4 de /149'· ,,_ 1 """""-',,. HUUte au. .,,...,.,. .•. ?ltted, "''" (dJ... '""'"' 1 '-e •-P/Jd -e 61 a. 'D.M , 1 <µ& ,- •• ie.ut11 e........, tJ.e "4t u..dd ""' '"-'rt -" u. ti.e .tuµ..t """ •=sd /uVtt "' (.t. 1 """ le d.e..e fl""• Uk m., ..... 4Mt '°"""' 4'l, "'fl ?ltod.e... ""6 kw "- ta C..-. 125

4 yrs . @ HMS, 1st Lt. Bravo. Tennis (4 Var., Cpt-2, MVP-2) , BB (JV-2, Var-2), Trk (1), Baseb (All Conf & Var-1), Golf (Var-1), VHC (3), Choir (1), Speech (1), Fig Detail (1), IDR (2, Comm-1), Old Grd (1), Iron Grd (1), Honor Guard (2). 1 UI# '--' "" "4w.'f dt -;+i?lf,S -.t 1·oe '44 9<Utt u...u -.t 1-" 1 "414 (4 1-"4-""" 1 ..u.t 'l'tt 'ldllll# to -;+i?ltS. ,_.. 4{Wi 1 .,...,a (4 •puud (4 ""II tUt"""' "'4{WutU-""' 7• tk '4d "' St<u; 61 e-441 Stc<t y: 8""'4. 7 L. fJ--.d. 2'De«A. 'Xic.t Atitlu. ,__., A'-". 7ett .I!••· P-. V-'-•· r>e. p....... 7'e At,d• fo•. p.,,,.,. u 8-u"'· 8Ui{. · ?ltuutte Sd. 'Poue •...t e.., ".J!l.f (St<u; ..e -;+i?lf,S. 'f04 ..eett a I). 1t.,,, f» tk """6: ?It "1/te -.t ?ltw. 'tl'J. ?If,.., 'P494. "#@/•", 1/tu. 1t. f» ..U tk tLHtu "'" u tk Utu & 8o.ttd & ?ltu. 1£?.u 1 µ-t4-.ua1 "J::up 41µ fu>d ""'9et. ''1 ""' tk At,d« .....t OHCef4 7k .....t tk ed. tk {Vr4t -.t tk but." (1£? 21:6) 126

3yrs. @HMS , Cpt. Mica. Sword & Shield (1), Hussars (1) Cannon Crew(Comm-1), Rifle (3), Herald (1), Iron Guard (1), Honor Platoon (1), Best Drill Squad (1), Camp Atterbury (1), Camp Challenge@ Ft. Knox (1). 'Uldt. -. 1 ..,.,,,_ fu '"" a. "Aff>."• 1 fo<4t al6«t ate tude<4"4d, "' w<d 'klkk «t ..,.,_ 1 -e .. tt.t "' fledP4 .,,,. d""4t /4 le u tk 11-/lk """"""' de -tuu: -'"• "' ..,,,,,_ ,- t-t µ...u. &IA -4 ui4'f tdtu.6. 1 d-U ""¥· "' att tk 1 "-'- ""4u... du u de -"' I-· 7U- ..,,. 46 ,...,.. 1""""'14 ....., a...t ,a 1 .u ·e -..e u eDUt- 7u .,,s -u: 9-u 'Btp ..,.,.,,,. 9-u tudu.,, •talf· '" 7'- - I- 146 -"11 /ledfik u t4k u- (d "' aw. __,.,, 1 ,,,at 'fa<4t 9o.H '8 ,e. '8 ,.e- 1 ,_uU Uie u ""'/U'««U /- dw. 'df> t.. -r a..- dt t:J....t t«.d, •?-up: I) 'Pol<Ued ';eat ;li!aa 2) tdte .Looµ SJ 'Ula.t 127

128 "TL" 3 yrs. @ HMS, Cpt. (Staff) Echo. BB (3Cpt-2, All Area-1, MVP-2 , MAC-2, HMS All Tourney-2 , MAC All Tourney1, All St. Honorable Mention-1, MIP-l), Alex Stewart Award, Trk (2), Baseb (1), Herald (2), VHC (2-V.P-1), IDR (2), Drill team (1) Headmasters (4 sem), B.S. (1), Band (1). 1 ·.t Uk "' ('4d ,... m..... """ 'D...c ,,,,, ?'<'"'1 t.k f6 ,... -· 'I led "4t ,... eJ#llU.ee "' ,,,at kt,t u. t.k ..uu.u-. 1·.t Uk u m i/i!646, ?J(.4, 111. m 'Ptµti. m... ?/tu UIMd 1/t... 'P•,u. ?le 1uµ-- & adt 1 'u kit""'· ''" llKd 9-'4t t..a (6 t.k "' t.k 6'<_,, ?ta-.. 'D- t!J- 't:J.-.-. ?'""""-. 9e-., °K"'9. 1/tt..t» (7'1), 'kid/I. 1<1.a- 9""'1· (9 ;. t!J..,.44_ .. .. "lett«

I '1!1 e4ffleli I I 2 years @HMS, 1st. Lt. Delta. Rangers (1), Wrestling (2), Track(l), Honor Committee (1) 1 46 ? tUf, ""! u(,eeattoK- 4t ";ll7o. ""! u,. ";ll11tS 1 te4'.<e tA.u "1 kwe (we(. tk a..uC tk Mefl."wa'Ui '7 kwe -, do.ie"" 1 /'» att, a..uC ltd to. a..uC '7 kwe t4d a..uC e-d d64d th, do.M. '' Su--) 129

130 I I 'iii!!et.It ' ' 4 yrs. @ HMS, Maj. Bravo/B.S. Wrestling (1), Trk (2), NHS (2), ADT (4), Iron Grd (1), CC (1), Rifle (4 MVP-1), Old Grd (1), Herald (1), Honor Grd (2), PT Ribbon (1), Cannon Crew (1), Expert Rifle (4), Sword & Shd (1), Class Off (1), Conduct Ribbon (1), Rotary lnterntl (1), Letterman (3), Superintendent's List (4), Drill Squad (1). ? fik t.. "we ¥utat t.. "'ii' /141>""6, .up-'"'9 tU fuU4t&e ? """ -,. µ,, ti¢o tidk<1tto,, 4...t ?t (d "' fl<U4d4 (<> µt """" 'flU"" "' ,,.,,__ .tu Ut.to ,,,.a;.._,, ""'- ""...e f<> #dd Me 4 /- pu/14 tMt NU l{t;Ju-t: V..U, pu-. e..._.. a....t 7fu ? td46 """" ?Jew. Vuu. a....t ?Jt,.l "t::u.J..tt µ,, ""4 eta...."' ·90 ? wttt ,_ th u-.tue t.. 4d th le# o{ t,,,d, 7fu .....t Zed.j.

fleutUt e. "fl 'D" ";e ap{t-9" "002" 3yrs. @ HMS, Cpt . Bravo. Trk (3), Rifle (3), Hussars (1), Honor Platoon (2), Best Drilled Squad (2), Usher (1), Sword & Shield (1) NHS (2), Tatler (2), Iron Grd (1). ';<44t o{ alt 1 Uh f4 tfeM#; -4 "'1' "'1' atu «aae at -:¥'p044dk. '4d '-e '"" """' 3 jle4M a '!JU117l:.1.t!.t! l 1'.t 4 &h (6 v ... t:ltaMwt. '1Uat,.. e,,.,,, .. v 7.4. sp, ,r111 .._., s'"'"'I· ?'lettei. & tJ...__,,_ 74.u ._ fiat M ..t!o"-. & o{ ..t!t.uu & ?'le._.. flt.14' •-4«. U....iot, P'1'2-'Du.,,. 14 7ie?PI /'ltt U; & '!CJ4'tt k •. 13 1

2 yrs. @HMS, lsr Lt. Bravo. Tennis (l · JV ), Football (1), Wrestling (l·Var), T rk (2· Va r), B M.O.C.(2), Honor Grd (Comm- 1). 1 """""" Uk (6 "'41 -'- "'41 4't d.eVi 1 """""" Uk t6 r;.u. Iu .. -c'? e""' -'"'Et? 'E""' 1-. u...e u "'41 ?lewu, «.1t.t "'41 "!)<WUt. -'- 4't 6' "'41 tJli'e 'f/l tJ•ted.: p,..,, 7 .t!, '?:: 4«.1Jt, .t!Ull, ?/tuu, Se.u,, "4'-'i. ?le'"'-. '!)-.,,, ''"1ttt4 '!)-.,,," -" 7e.t. 7'-e iut 6' (6 4't 6' '64 Ut. 4-t etU4f! 1 4'46 Uk (6 tie ""6 -.4. "'41 Hltd '""" u.u. "'41 ';«. tfu. tJ°'4 ()"'-"6 &"'-U ?It...," 'U4t Ut. fUd.ee. 'Pe "4ee 1 132

'3(/ttttam 6 yrs. @ HMS , Bravo. Hussars (1), !DR (1), Usher (3), Wrestling (3), Track (1). 1-""' 1#'1 'til?'ltS. 'l'!Je '44" 4-(.'"' u...u <It 'ti'-. k 1 tt wttt .dt /14'1 °" ... /Id- '4'r- 44 tk ad """" 'I U6# 4-(. (6 µe""' '*"'· 'It'd- 4 k '44 (6 "" al en. ueo911tU- 44 4-" .-d. 'l't1e d4'<tt 1 """""'Uk (6 e4ad. (6 1#41 -..u a .dt 'li?d4 e'f0/1-p.,_, Z', L oou., '1'.'1'. SI-", ?'ltad., 7ut, 7 L, ISediJ. 'li?6?. /19, ,r11. 1t'-'rd, e'"fl-. tt'd- ku. " lkil ISt«tc 'KK ' K9 Se«i<n 7-r¥ 'K9 Z'4+< 4-(. .dt tk wee'-44. we ed#'t wu --.Ju. tk eu1, "l"""'e""'""· s tk -4 .dt tj.'li?/l'DU/171()1tl eta.44. 90, ure 7ut, "<WetJ. -4 .dt tk 1·- 6ta4 '-ue'. 133

4 yrs. @ HMS, Sgt. 1st. Class, Alp ha Co. Iron Guard (1), Natio nal Honor Society (4), Old Guard (1), Herald (3), Tatler (2), Chee rl ead in g (1). "?""4t att 1 Uk (d. 4/to«.tK9 HU fd. fd. 1 t6 ?Jt,,,. 'il'api. att th k '44- pu•tid Ut4 ""ii '-e44 'J',,,_ 1'U ?Jt,,,. -4 ?ltu. (30% pi. lebuJ da44 1 "'44d (6 ?Jt,,,. 'ieJ Ut4-. it4. 9-t t-4 (d. att .... edpeeudt4p ?lt.u, if?teA, Sfu#ee, '!1We, ,,,..,, 4'U(. -a att """""'"'· pi. 4Hdte ad thu pi. HU ""ii 4t rl -a 4peetat ')U4- (6 ""'! ?Itpi. att fu ""°"9'-' th lad tt.Nu 7'-h, ?It-I 1 ,-II 134

3 yrs. @ H MS , 2nd Lr. Ec ho. CC (2), IDR (1), Th es pi an (3), Speec h (1), Socce r (1), VI-IC (2) 1 u u u de /but fd4ee. l«t ""- 1 ...a "'41 fue. a -a a 74u twe 1flttt. 9«?· 1 'P'4 46 .-d."*'" - -' ""- 1 """ "'--· 'l"'-d4t1 'P'4 ""4#fU/ -"'- 1·,,,. I- 41! de 1 µ,& 'P'4 1 'P'4 Ioli.. .u ....d /Me, d.!t tl-e el-d.11-eetJ. d.11-1(, 7'-UI '1"4· (3µ. ip'4.'le de k4t 7.(). 'P'4 "''" · (3ot 7--t. 1 · -' 61 '4.bil 135

136 7 Z'" 2 yrs. @HMS, Lt. Delta. ADT (2), Iron Guard (1), CC (1), Herald (2), Choir (1), Band (1), Us her (1), Acolyte (1), BB (1), Golf (1), Rifle (2), Trk (2). ?/(,-. "'"" "Da.t: """ 'f-6"4 t. wul fu. ku. rtte a. !- att oj "4 ad. 1 de '" ""! "Dedo, "1()t14, flu, S;lz.e#a, & 'Jut 'f-64 -..te to«- f411ta4tul (Ir truly was unforgettab le .)

st"' 4,,, t i1' 4 'I ffl,(J."' d "7'-e "7Ult 'Zfloil" 8 yrs. @ HMS, Maj. Echo/B.S. Band (2), Cho ir (2), T enn is (3), Soccer (1), Debate (3), NHS (4), ADT (4), Sword & Shield (1), Thespians (2), Honor Guard (3), Trk (1). 'l '.t Uk"' ""' 9•«-"'-•"'Dt. """ ..a., tk '"'- tit 'l µd tUt 'l (o 96- (o ..- tht 'l'oe 'l'.t Uk e.. ...,. d4"'4 to ..a"' .... ""' """ -·a "" ""' u. ""'-' ""'· t.d "°' (etU(, 'l'.t tde to tied ..a "' """"" """' 4tc11. """ '4..e ctt oj fu.t U-... 'l"oe '44. .a 137

138 ,, e't4fl-- zy · 6 yrs. @ HM S, Lt , Co l. B.C. Echo/ BS Wr es tlin g (4), Tr k (3), LS Ftb l (2), LS BB (1), LVC (2), LS D rill Tm (1), Boy Sco ut s (2), NHS (2), ADT (3), Swo rd & Shi eld (2), Cla ss Pre s (4), VHC (3), Hono r Co mm itt ee (1), Old Gua rd (3 Cornrnander 1), Hono r G rd (3) , Iron Grd (1), Colo r G rd (2), Us he r (2), !D R (1 ), CC (2), Sp anish Cl ub (3) , Jr. Cl ass Off (1) 7'-'4. ?Jt- -«-1t""I tu-u 4 tot. 7'-'4. """ "" -'" e'-e '44& 6 {detidtt1e( lh . fjod kd (6 e'-e 'fUt °' e'-e s-ttvw., 1 "4t u <W -tt <W 1 """" tj,od kd (6 e'-e ,tu/de. """ """ 1e 0#/f, a. fl'""°"4., tt'4- ""644e ti.-. d.td tj,od kd-«. tj,od

3 years @ HMS , Lt D elta Wr es tlin g (3), Bas eb all (1), l.M .'s (3). Rifle (1), Honor Gu a rd (2), IDR (1), Ch o ir (2) Fl ag Derail (2) Me --· t:OHU tde -· A u-. fM. 4it°' d-e4 '6H -' -' (4. ,,,.. ... ?ltad. 139

140 One year at Howe Military School, PVT., Bravo Company Basketball (1). 7'-'4- u 11to. -4 '!J.ut, '!JeS'4 & 'Cr-. 1t"""'" St..-

4 yrs. @ HMS , 2nd Lt. Alpha. Softball (1), Old Guard (1), NHS (2), ADT (4), Cheerleading (1), Iron Grd. (1), Honor Committee (1), Band (1), Herald (3), Tatler (2) Student Government (1). /Qwt 1 (6 "'6 u ,_ (6 dttu4 111td.6'4 -4e a. 1·l'e "14 u-.e u,,,u, 1 -""" tt-'e u aa ""I /- de k41 ""I &le· '8J /a'r- " d#t.de u ""I 14«- ;e"? /a'r- kUtt to 'ietd /a'r- i"4t #JJt Utt 1 'U4/4 "'- -J. ad /a'r- aa '4te t4/h. 9-t kd ad (6U (6 de K9 " "ft rltfd.4 e6. /a'r- aa Vee, S-14, 141

142 61/2 yrs@ HMS, Cpt. Echo/BS. Usher (2), Cl. Off (2), Golf (6), BB (mgr-3), Trk (1), VHC(4), CC(2), Iron Grd (4), Old Grd (4), ADT (4), BS (1), Honor Grd (1), Acolyte (1), Choir (3). ?'leut 1 t6 z,_ "'64t u-u - "'-'14- (6 _. de '°" fUHa de Id u.u lettu. 1 u td{lee14U. 'Bu.4 'ietd. SfU#U. f/6'1-"' de ua de SuWr4 -' ..a

2 yrs. @ HMS, SFC. Alpha, Soccer (Var. Mgr-2), Cheerleader (1), Choir (2), Speech (1). 'l l#44(e (t & ""' da a- """'"'t. (6 HUf '7 ,,,_,e (6 (6 di 61 HUf 9 ., V<WU (3., 'P 7 .. s .. fJeU ?/e., S., Sutt ie .. fJJ. v .. -"'·· -'eo-.u "SIUU ?le"'-t. '7 Iiito- ,-. 7'4d ,_ ""' tk d{ueiat -.i '"""1141cp. tMtt u ,- at A"4 ? U<4U 46 """',_ '1 C!<llU. -.i ,- IHll 9-Httt kd u zz ()(). 14 3

3 yrs. @ HMS , Capt. Band Commander , Ec ho. IDR (1), Band (3), NHS (2), Chee rl eading (2), McK in sey Pi pers (2), Drum Major (1), Batt ali on Scaff (1). '111 9 .a '7 kwe " t,,t. '7 kwe d.ud -"-· kt -4t"' a.It '7 kwe fluflle. '7k.u 4" /JUflle '7 u.ttt (6 u.,, (6 1 "1ttt .,uu ti-. ti-.u '°"' Me ""' lea kwe to'l4tt'I to 'Do11 't 411'1 '7'4t u a.It fu,,t. u «Jd&d '!""" teMfwi/ fe4t le t'-e °Pdbd t'-e tt.Mu. 'J'tt '1°4· 'il::t.: '°"' kwe 4 (,,t "' '1°4· <Id u.ttt ,a 'l°4 t'-eu. t4 O#e jde. - u '/l::eefi a ¥"""" /but t'-e '4t6fsUied d '°"' <Jed '7A.e -.e. '?o-i tiou ""'6 e4# -" a. ";o-i ""'6 r """' -· ra.U Ut '7ku. -e " °' 'l°4 ""'6 ea.. 't t'-e.... 'l "1ttt '°"' a.It. 144

'Dee" , I', 3 yrs. @ HMS. 1 Lt. Echo. Basketball (Var·3), (JV·l), Track (Var·3), Track (A ll Conference-2) .., -..: 2 ""4 ic"'6 tt t:rto-1 11.a 'J',( Uh. to ?ltdti.u. """ '-..: 1·a 1'.i Ub (6 -ue 4 to 7L 11<Wrat. 1QUdelu, ZJ-.11-.-..: S0#4!4 ?lt""'4dt. "' .... "le· '"' '7 .,_ ...a -..: '7 ·a """9et ol .,-. rl/U'r- -ue OWi • • • to"'4 o#t _,,u, "tt 4 t4# u '414 '4,d 'P.S. 1 ,,,ea.ttr; .i6 t6"e '!6", S 6#'!4 & ';iler:cdu, • u... "'Pua! 'J',,, -aa. i.uu." 71::.:/f?.S.#I. 145

146 5 yrs. @ HMS. Cpt. Alpha Co. Old Grd (1), Iron Grd (1), Student Gov (3), NHS (1), Softball (1), Trk (1), Baseb (1Mgr) , BB (Mgr-1), Band (1). "1tlr4t au. 1 wo«U Uk (6 tiad 9"49 (6 4tted 1 4tu Uk (6. tiad th ad """ 4't th '164 ,,_ -· 1 "'4ld (6. th el4.u "K9 " 1 Uk u tiad S6-ifot., vu, -"' P"'"I 1-"'+' NJ61ltii atd-6 tt'e t6 tia-i' Spe-iee, ?Jt.W. 'Ded, 7L, ?Jd. 'RtJ4 a.ut P<Uf. va-.i, (3'4d, & Uk (6 ""¥ (6. """ -4 tJUtu. 1 ·. (6. ""44 (6 .,.,_ -4 (6 ,-, ?Jee4 ?lttk, kwe '164· *-(6. """ j«4t l""9 ad -4 at L-eUU#e. 'lfue'd- ku -_,-"44., (6.6 """"! (6. tdt, fue at 1 ?Jtpl

2 yrs @ HMS, Cpt. E, Rifle (2), Honor Grd (2), Flag Detail (1), ADT (2), Skiing (1), Conduct Ribbon (2), Platoon Ldr (1/3), XO (1/3), Co. Commander (1/3), Sword & Shield (1). 1 'tt tttie ttJ t'-4•" ""'-s ed#· rs.w-, '164 4 d«flU "7.o. {M -.it ?lt-w.. fSdlfl'.-.'6 -.it ?lte.e E d.J, 1 utNte 'fMtl 147

',""',,z', 3 yrs @ I-IMS, 2nd Lr., Ec ho Co. Baseball (2), Acolytes (1), Ushers (1), Co lor Grd (1), Ho nor Grd (3), Debate (1), Speech (1), IDR (1), HMS Clique (3), NHS(@), ADT (1). 1 ti-' d.e 4ta1f 61 tJ.e ktfs, -c-, ?lttt.j. eobttte, ad ?Jt>r. ?¥«-- 7'- Me pupte. ""-ced, 7etd ad 'ietJ?, eek e<llU /ut °' tud. 'Ded, 'Etck. fJ<Ud#, & 1·u 'P" -a11 'Cut (-6 d.e d4u ?-.ut 'Du. & Sfu«". eJ-oe d.e 'Ced. eJ-oe d.e etdt«IUCt L«'l ?Jt<h. e/-iJt d.e se.Wr,, e;-oe ae 1 &'-e (-6 "/' 4 4 ''ti-' '16" u ti.Wi 16'16" ldd! 148

··z,·· 3 yrs. @ HMS , 1st Lt., Bravo Co. JV Soc (1), V Soc (2), JV BB (2), V. BB ( 1), V Base ball (3), Drill team (2), Cannon Crw (2), Choir (1), Waiters (3), Us hers (1), Acolytes (1), VHC (2), Herald (1), Honor Grd (2), Conduct Ribbons (2), Iron Grd (1), Honor Council (1), Best Spirit (1), Out· standing French Student Medal (1), B est Drill Squad (2), Honor Pl atoo n (2), Head· master's List (1) , Baseb . Capt (1), HMS Clique (3). '7 Ide t6 tia,d ""'! !"" '-e I- ""· ?te:te, 1 -""" Uh tia,d ""'! I- 4't t'e'I ,4,,,e ottJ#e, edp.eet4tt'I 7 "?een. 'Jedd.. .!'lee. 'D4M4, S6'Uf4. s-. -«, '7 da.d ""d' 1d«t 4t "fUdal, !•4-, "DU<J4l. 'De;U, 7.4, fl.u;. ..1u, "4.,,-" 7k w d«t " ldt, t6d. '7 " kf to. 1Jt,,,, 'Pf./I«. 1Jt,,,,, 'Jeou, 1Jt,cj. 'K_ tMla.tt, 1Jt,'I.. 'jDd/j41#,,a. #.(, ?Je"'. ?lee'Jt-Md k4t I- r,k µa ti'IU "?'Uld, '7 1/44 6" t!lli4ff a.et4ut4I 7 de -· "''I t'e t'l.a.ottttd#"- "'e 4-ta.,,,eeet. 'UJ()'i/?"D 11 149

150 4etQU '9 .,1 eev.,, 2 yrs @ HMS, Capt. B.S Echo Co. Trk (3), FtBl (2), Wrestling (1), Sword & Shield (1) NHS (2), ADT (2), Herald (1), Tatler (1), Power Lifting (2) (Nat. Qualifier Championship), Cadet of Yr (1), Cadet of Period (1). 1fu, 1 2 ct a fl'4a 1'""'-t (6, leau ku- 1 rt """1120,000.00 -"" -4 M. 1'ttl. Uh t6 f4U «- tUtt t6 "4d pwt -4 ?a""- 1 t-e '°"' "" g.w.- ,_ 6#d ?lt-r.. 'P49"", ?lt-r.. ?ltaIWd, ?lt-r.. 'Ptµr. """"' ?lt«j.'°"' tk. """"'-tdt411"""9 u-u-. ?lt4'Stut. 9'"114- ?ut ?ta-.. 7'--- -4 dt """! -4u. tNd"" dt 1-µt: 1fJ.1t0'RA1te& 1S 'D&A7W. 'il::.1ttJ1il.4 &'DfJ.& 1S .41?&. A1t'!) tJ1t.41/ 7W& S711W1t9 SU'R'V1'V& . -401'& A.41il.1'11fS. .4&1il

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The Gift of Lasting Love Love is mu c h m ore th a n a lender ca ress and m ore th a n br ig ht h o urs of gay h appi n ess, For a las tin g love is made up of s h ar in g bo th h ours that a rc "joyous " a nd a lso " de s pairing" It 's made up of patience a nd deep und e r s tanding and n eve r of se lfi s h and s tubb o rn d e m a ndin g, H's mad e up of "C LIMBING THE STEEP lIILLS TOGETHER" a nd fac in g with co u rage " LIF E'S STORMIEST WEATHER" And nothing o n ear th or in h eave n ca n part a lo ve that h as grown to be part of th e hea rt , A nd ju s t like th e s un a nd th e s tar s a nd th e sea, thi s love will go o n thr o ugh ETERNITY For " true love" liv es o n wh e n earthly thin gs die , for it 's p a rt o f th e SPIR IT that soars to th e "SKY."

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Former Military School was saddened of of Russell Theron Rich during 1988 -89. Both men were active cadets when they were students at HMS. Russell, a one year student, played baseball, participated in IDR VHC, Rifle " was a super athlete all three years at HMS participating in sports and was academically

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The annual Senior vs faculty softball game was held on the new diamond near the track. The day was beau · tiful off and on with an interesting sky The faculty won , but only by the skin of their teeth!

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The whole gang was there

Mr. Shigley & Aguilera Who bats first?

The Senior Dinn er was held May 27th the day befo re graduation in the Maj. Merritt Dining Hall. It was a wonderful eve nin g with good food , good talk , and good cheer. Col. VanDerMeer, Waiter Cadet Sanjian, Mrs. VanDerMeer , Mr. & Mrs Marsette Cadet Naval , Waiter Cadet Short, & Cadet Soper 153

Faculty T Sen iors T lMrs. L. Bouton, N. Bouton, B.B. Bouton, M. Bouton and Mrs. T. Merrit. Back Row: Mrs. R. VanderMeer, and Mrs. F. Gray.

Cadet Rebecca Rhoads seems happy to receive her diploma from Bishop Gray.T Kisses for Kimberley l.The percussion marches w /o the seniorsl. 1tlJ'UI 1'IE rl'f!! E ?lt'J ,4 '17 .!'I -4U?lt1t'i I 155

Excitement mounts as the last parade proceeds to the end. The cadets look sharp and the folks in the observation box enjo y the color and the pride of the corps. The reality of a final step hits ... with joy and tears. 156 I-l ugs fo r J-l abu ra A look to the furnr e Th e'89 B:ur ali on Sraff Mrs Bouton, Dr Bouton, Mrs. Merritt, Col. Merrin, and Col. VanDcrMcer

Mr. & Mrs. Le wis Wrig ht Cdt. Currey & Mother Mr. & Mrs. Newton (Cdt Eubanks Mother) Mrs Caro l Krauz & Cdt. Krauz We want yo u to know that you are specia l ro us We think yo u de se rve a much bi gge r award, but pl ease know th a r we love you and chose t o honor yo u in thi s wa y so the reader s of our yea rbo ok can see your pictures. Your support love , and , yes, some time s tolerance, allowe d us ro try our wings It was not all smooth, but Mr. Aguilera we did learn! On the surface, teens do not always seem ro care .. . but we do. Mr. & Mrs. Rogers

THIS TATLER'S FOR YOU Thanks so much! Khari Sta ll worth and Mother Mr. & Mrs. Score (Ca det Melvin's mother) Dr. & Mrs. Streeter Maj. & Mrs. Sheldon Mr. & Mrs. Bemish

160 Bandholz Paint Company Mr & Mrs Richard Bryant (Cdt. Blakey 's parents) Burg Advertisement Mr. & Mrs . John]. Burke (Cdt . ]. Burke's parents) Mr & Mrs. M. Burnham (Cdt. Bumham's parents) Marty Courtney Janet & Bob Czapski Ethan & Jaycelyn Foster Patricia Fox (Cdt. M Fox) Stephen & ]. Fox (Cdt. SJ. Fox) Cindi L. Grummel Kathleen Holmberg House of Cards Mr. & Mrs. Donald Kellerstrass Mr. & Mrs. Pete Knoerzer Mrs Mildred P Kolberg Richard & Odette Maskell Norie A.K. McKinney Northern Cashway Frank & Cassie Perrotta Mr. & Mrs Kenneth A Rogers Phillip A. Rogers Sturgis Press Sturgis Trophy House Mr. & Mrs. Cowie Taylor Dr. & Mrs. William L. Veach Vogtt's Flowers Mr. & Mrs. Rick Willis The Wonderful Howe Staff!

"Congratulations Class of 1989" You have become a part of over century-Jong tradition of Howe Alumni!" -HOWE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION161

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Ralph Waldo Emerson HOWE PARENTS' ASSOCIATION, INC.

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 !ife has breathed easier because you lived. This is to have succeeded.

,,, STURGIS, MIC H IGAN * Restaurant & Lounge * Banquet & Meeting Facilities * Live Entertainment * Senior Citizens Discount * Sunday Brunch P OINTS OF INTEREST IN AREA * Howe Military School 2 Miles * Race Track Mottville, MI 10 Miles * Notre Dame University 45 Miles South Bend, Indiana * Shipshewana Auction 17 Miles DIAL (616) 651-7881 1300 SOUTH CENTREVILLE ROAD (2 MILES NORTH OF INDIANA TOLL ROAD) STURGIS, MICHIGAN 49091 MOST MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED 163

164 * Patriot Inn FIRST MOTEL SOUTH OF TOLL ROAD ON HlGHWAY N0.9 * YOUR HOSTS, JIM & BARBARA YURS * We Welcome You * •Relax in a country setting* • We offer a place of comfort and warm hospitality • Clean Rooms •Low Rates • Air Conditioning •Co lor TV SOUTH OF TOLL EXIT 121 2 MILES ON STATE ROAD 9 HOWE, INDIANA 46746 Phone (219) 562-2322 FARMERS STA TE BANK LAGRANGE COUNTY'S ONLY LOCALLY OWNED-INDEPENDENT COMMUNITY BANK LAGRANGE 463-7111 HOWE 562-2232 STROH 351-3001 TOPEKA 593-2259 WOLCOTV/LLE 854-2551

MAPLECREST MOTEL & APTS. 1203 E. Chicago Rd. Sturgis OWNERS & OPERATORS: THE LARIMERS Myron & Margaret 1-616 - 651-8190 Michigan 49091 J. C. PENNEY Downtown Sturgis, Michigan -Retail StorePhone: 616 651-5870 -Catalog Storer o Place An Order: Phone 1-800-111-6161 To Inquire About Your Order: Phone 1-616-651-8585 165

166 OFFICE 865-8500 SUPPLY CORPORATION MERRILL KIKK E RT PRESIDENT Bus: 312-323-1855 YOUR STEEL SUPPLY CENTEll 610 ROUTE 41 SCHER E RVILLE, INDIAN A Real Estate NICCI 0. PARIS Sales Associate Res: 312-789 - 6212 108 South Washingto'1 Street I Hinsdale, Illinois 60521

YODER DEPARTMENT STORE For the largest selection of fabrics in th e Tri-State are a More than 10,000 fabric bolt s to c hoos e from . .. ":you h ave to see it to believe it!" We carry Pendleton Woolens, a ll well-known brands of ca li co and other fine fashion fabrics. Everything from denim t o silk s. Also a complete se lec tion of clothing a nd shoes for the whole family-all at reasonable pri ces. SHJPSHE CENTER BS R. 5 South Shipshewana , IN 46565 ()19) 768-4887 Open daily 8:00-5:30 (Closed Sunday) p-l"oMAli'Jr l \ ;i; .J z <i G'l 0 UfvDE_D 1e'=> LARRY E FETTER S PREStOENT _Slate ef £imw P.O Box 97 · H owe, Indiana 46746 · Telephone ( 219 ) 562·2221 Founded by John B. Howe and Samuel P. Williams P.O. Box 97 Howe , Indiana 46746 "A Living Landmark in Ba nking " Founded 1853 167

168 I [,Jabour to keep alive in your breast that little spark of celestial fire, called • conscience. -George Washington "Our entire Marriott Food Service Staff wish .to congratulate the Class of 1989. We hope you will achieve your lifetime goals and much success in the future."

TECUMSEH TECUMSEH PRODUCTS COMPANY TECUMSEH, MICHIGAN Congratulations to the Class of 1989 169

170 U.S. 10 East LaGrange Indiana SPOR TSARAMA 114 WEST CHICAGO RD. STURGIS, MICHIGAN 49091 616 - 651-5382 Manufacturer's Distributor to Schools & Institutions PRICE 1S LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING Complete Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1989 Jae & Madonna Phone: 463-4189

McDonald•s - I of Stugis HERFFJONES Fred Henderson Yearbook Representative 133 E. Harrison Ave. Wabash, Indiana 46992 (216) 563-4369 171

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/NBA NC Insurance Services Dean F. Cutshall Priscilla Larsh Betty Robinson 103 East Berry Street Suite 14(.'X) "Anthony Wayne Building" P. 0. Box 1345 Fort Wayne, IN 4680/ (119) 417-84(.'X) BRANCH OFFICE: 8119 Zionsville Road, Indianapolis, Indiana 46168 ltCONGRATLJLA TIONS CLASS OF 19891" 173

174 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '89 Glendale Industries 193 Paris Ave. Northvale, N.J. 07647

PACKAGING CORPORATION 3457 ROGER B. CHAFFEE MEMORIAL DRIVE, S.E. GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN 49508 PHONE: 616/243-6625 175

STILL AMERICA'S FASTEST MOVING MOWERS CONSTRUCTION LANDSCAPE INDUSTRIAL Miller Concrete Saws Blades Onan Generators Excavators Skid Steer Loaders Emglo Air Compressors Teledyne Princeton Piggyback Forklift Dixie Choppers Bunton Classen Aerator Power Trim Edgers Kaaz PovJur Equip. Green Machine Lil' Wonder Husqvarna Chain Saws Gehl Skid Steer Hale Pumps Emglo Compressors Onan Generators Colman Pressure Pumps Excavators ALLIED EQUIP: Transmissions, Belts, Chains, Sprockets, Bearings, Cables, Hoses, Fittings, Bolts, Washers, Electrical Fittings, Maly Oils & Lubricants. Your commercial & Industrial service dealer. WRINN INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT CO. 32250 Eight Mile Road Farmington Hills, Ml (313) 471-3743 176 Golden Corral of Stugis Welcomes you to our area 119 Item Super Salad Bar Fresh Cut Steaks U.S.D.A. "Choice" Meat 909 S. Centreville Rd. Stur8is, Mi. 616-651-3708 Jim Whalen-Partner/Manager

THE FA CUL TY OF HMS wish the class of '89 good health, a wonderful future GREEN BRIAR TEL: 616 651-2361 MOTOR INN and God's blessing! North of Indiana Toll Road-Exit 121 South M-66 • AIR CONDITIONED • GOLFING • COURTESY CAR • H B.O. Sturgis, MI 49091 Peter and Anna Trevisan Your hosts P.O. Box 12 • EXTRA LARGE ROOMS • COLOR T.V IN EACH ROOM SATELLITE • TELEPHONE • SWIMMING POOL 177

178 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1989 CLASS AND ALSO TO OUR SON, CADET CHRISTIAN COLE. WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU. MOM & DAD

Perkins Dorothy Perkins Byron Perkins · Desha' Perkins 179

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180 CONGR ATULATIONS LIEUTENANT CARLOS 0. EUBANKS HOWE MILITARY SCHOOL CLASS OF 1989 WE LOVE YOU-WE BLESS YOU-WE ARE PROUD OF YOU Lockett's Church of God In Christ Elder W.J. Joshua, Pastor 10624 Jefferson Ave. Detroit, MI 48226 IN MEMORY OF JOHN 0. EUBANKS (October 20, 1981) Carlos, Dad would be proud of your accomplishments -Ma

Mom Benson Juan CONGRATULATIONS LT. CARLOS 0. EUBANKS CLASS OF 1989 -To New Beginnings and Greater Horizons Warren David Aunt Lillie Grand Ma Minnie Cinnamon Grand Ma Vickers Addie CONGRATULATIONS MAJOR STUART R. MELVIN Battalion Staff We're proud of all your ace om plishments. Love, Mom & Peter 181

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CONGRATULATIONS Lt. Col. Richard A. Minor We're proud of you! Love Mom & Dad, Nan , Sandy & Benn ii Congratulations Class of 1989! "Happy is the man who finds wisdom, and the man who gets understanding, for the gain from it is better than gain from silver and its profit better than gold. She is more precious than jewelry and nothing can compare with her." -Proverbs 3:13-15 Use all of the knowledge you've gained for your future success! Mrs. Vanzuilen Mr. Clark Co-Advisors of Year book 183

184 /,.om :Jhe K!o:J:l John W. Laymac & Associates Roof Management •Inspection •Evaluation •Specification •System Programing 2115 Lost Tree Way Bloomfield Hills, MI 48013

219 562-2132 Established in 1928 GEORGE P. REID & SON 2" thru 6" Well Drilling Water Systems and Repair F&W and L&S Pumps BILL & TOM REID 507 3rd Street P.O. Box 10 Howe, IN 467 46 THE HARROD CO. INC. Maurice Hackett Rep. Siding Insu l ation- Roofing Howe 219 562-3961 Sturgis 616 651-9126 Kendallville 219 347-2450 1 85

Congratulations! ] a son Currey You worked hard and we're proud of your efforts! Special thanks to all school personnel-especially those who · gave Jason that added encouragement ... Cpt. Canada, Col. 186 Trout, Mr. Piper, Senor Osborne and of course those great friends. And we wouldn't forget Mr. Pa gin since his humor is priceless. Your biggest supporters, Your Family

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188 CONGRATULATIONS JEFF ALLEN Oh my! Oh dear! The time is here for Jeff to graduate, and Howe to appreciate how much he was needed there! As he moves on, he will leave us and be gone! But in our hearts he will still be there, knowing enough that we do care! The Feldman Family Alan, Joyci, Tara, Kori, Dustin and Mr. Mike

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The time has come, after 8 straight years, Stuart Melvin has suffered through joys and tears. He will now leave us and go his own way; but he won leave us with great dismay. He will be remembered at Howe Military School, which we think is really pretty neat and cool. would just like to say for graduating from this school.

CONGRATULATIONS STUART MELVIN

190 CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR SON LIEUTENANT T. BLAKELY McDONAGH WE SALUTE YOU FOR YOUR HARD WORK AND DETERMINATION! Your Family, Mom & Dad Matt & Sarah Grandpa McDonagh A special thanks to the faculty and staff of Howe Military School for their guidance and encouragement through Blake's years at Howe.

CONGRATULATES Cadet Lt. T. Blakely McDonagh And The Class of '89 Howe Military School 191

192 CONGRATULATIONS CPT. JEFF ALLEN & THE CLASS OF ''89'' GOD BLESS Grandpa and Gertie CONGRATULATIONS CAPT. JEFF ALLEN AND THE CLASS OF 1989 The years have passed so quickly, but each and everyone leaves many happy memories of things you've said and done. You're a very special young man who stands out in a crowd, whose wonderful talents makes you grandparents very proud. Love, Grandpa & Grandma Allen

CONGRATULATIONS TO CPT. JEFF ALLEN "M" Company Commander and the class of "89" We are proud of your accomplishments. The world is waitingGo for it! Love, Mom & Dad 193

194 tUi:OfilAi:ci> .JETTI NG SYSTEMS, I N C. MIOH PAl!HOURO WATSR T•CHNO L OOV HIGH PRESSURE WATER BODY CARRIER PAINT STRIPPING SYSTEM ROTATING N OZL LE CLEA NING UNITS TOP ANO BOTH SID ES SOU ND ATIE N UAT ED SPRAY ENCLOSU RE WITH DRAIN PAN FOR GRAVITY FLOW TO VACUUM f=IL TEA Westland, Ml 48185 (313) 722-2011 FAX (313) 595 4704 Cpt. Jeff Allen & the class of ''89'' Congratulations on a job well done! Chuck Allen Owner

Congratulations to the Class of 1989 and my son Lt. George Henry Aguilera You have climbed the highest mountains and overcome adversity to reach your plateau. Take the knowledge you have gained and use it to continue making us proud! You're one in a million, you're a leader not a follower. Good luck, the world could be yours. We Love You, The Aguilera Family