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HOWE MILITARY The Ta tier 1990 Executive Council Superintendent Dedication Campus Life Military Academic Classes Sports Graduation Week Advertisements VolU1ne 67 page 2 2 4 5 33 64 133 154 162

2 The Executive Council Front Row: Commandant Col. William Trout , Super intendent Thomas S. Merritt , Senior Military In structor Col. Richard VanderMeer . Middle Row : Chaplain Fr Philip Morgan. Food Steward James Morgan. Business Manager Brenn Arklie, Academic Dean James Malerich , Back Row: Headmaster Ri chard Piper , Admissions Officer Glenn Co x, and Development Dire c tor David Marsett. Col. Thomas S. Merritt

THOMAS S. MERRITT SUPERINTENDENT

A new decade is really nothing "new" to Howe Military School since our School has seen over ten of them. Each decade, however, in the history of Howe, h as seen challenges and opportunities, failures and disappointments 1 peace and freedom, and war and slavery. Fifty years ago, and twenty five years ago, our country was embroiled in war. The last decade, and particularly the last few years of that decade, has begun to set a trend for peace and the spread of the democratic process. We look for peace and progress in this next decade. There are many mountains yet to cli mb. We must be prepared to climb these mountains, hopefully, as a part of a team of nations seeking the same su mmit and cooperating in the effort to reach that summit. Yet we must be prepared to climb by ourselves, drawing on the strength, and our reserves of strength, that this nation has. Whatever be the case, the Class of 1990 will be a part of the strength of this nation, and will, indeed, in time, be part of the leadership of nation. To all of you, go the best wishes of the Staff and Faculty of your School. You have ten solid decades of tradition and success behind you. Take that and the per sonal preparation you have made, and go on to success. God speed you on your way.

"OVER A CENTURY OF EXCELLENCE IN EDUCAT ION"

HOWE MILITARY SCHOOL HOWE, INDIANA 46740 Telep hone (219) 562-2131 A NEW DECADE F'OR THE CLASS OF 1990

INDEPENDENT

The 1990 Tat/er is dedicated to all men and women who have been a part of the teaching staff, either as classroom teachers or in other capacities. You accepted the challenges of Howe Military School and changed HMS into what it is today. It is overwhelming to think of the numbers of assignments, discussions, disciplines, encouragements and papers given to Howe cadets throughout the century (plus) . We are aware that it takes a special kind of hardy person to first, endure, and second to make a positive statement and appropriate action when confronted with energetic and creative young men and women. Educators! Thanks for expecting the best from us.

We salute you,

The Same Yet Different-HMS Campus

So me people will go to extremes to look good . Mud packs were the order of the day for some of Alpha's ladies. Woo Woo. Meanwhile, over at one of the men's barracks, Former cadet Cruz is being entertained. The warmth of Autumn weather is noticea ble.

Preparations for Founders' Day

6 The Retreat Parade Evensong at St. James (lower photo) Fr Morgan conducted the services W r eat h s w e r e pla ce d o n t h e g rav es o f tho se who la bored for ou r sc ho o l.

The girls actually won the contest (see pg. 34). but they had lots of good competition Wood and his buddies, Blakey and his gang, Mr Marsett helped Sprague and M. Streeter with staging it. Was that faking the guitar or for real(?) The audience loved it!

Lip Syncing It Up for the Corps

The winning Drill Team was from Bravo! When the points were counted for movements, commands, inspection, and overall Drill performance, the B cadets became the A T earn. B

Drill Team Competition 9

The Military Ball 10

The greetings were given by Col. Merritt and the Invoca tion by The Rt Rev. Bishop Gray ... then the action began . The Color Guard presented the flags during the evening

The Seniors, introduced one at a time, walked down the stairs, through the raised swords of the Iron Guard and were given their Senior rings by Bishop Gray of the North ern Indiana Diocese of the Episcopal Church.

Many couples enjoyed the music, the dance and the pomp of the evening; others were shy. The Century Center was a beau tiful place for the Military Ball.

Battalion Commander Prepares for Blessing of Sabres 12

The Howe Hussars Perform

The Howe Military School Hussars performed for parents, teachers, and visitors. It was evident that they had practiced many times before the public presentation. The timing was great and the Rifle passing was professional. Although the rnernbers were watching carefully and following directions, it looked like the Hussars had fun with the routines

Campus life is a busy lif e for all of HMS cadets. A daily range of activities keeps the corps interested and moving The school encourages individualized achievements. The school band / w Band Master Chiddister 14 Lady cadets celebrate a win!

It's Non-stop Involvement ABC TV network interviewed students , parents, & staff, HMS : an alternate education! Miss Pera and Mrs. Arklie, with their classes, enjoyed the Pumpkin Patch visit 15

McMillan : "No Sled Sliding" 16 Middle School cadets , Reid, Justice, McMillen, and Walters build a big fat snowman in their spare time. He's really cool!

IT TAKES COOPERATION

Ken Gissing, Director of Food Service at Tri State University, and HMS Mess Steward, James Morgan, pose in front of the Major Merritt Dining Hall during a very busy day. Photos below show Cdt. Olds and his mother, also Cdt . Bowen and his family . Lunch was served to all visitors, the staff, and cadets. It was a warm weekend for parent / master conferences, good natured competitions , and family chats over tasty food . Some cadets had a chance to go off campus for a little while with parents Everyone was ready to study again by Sunday night when preparations for the following week needed to be done or checked over .

The Russell Family enjoy family companionship Sometimes HMS cadets pursue formal and public act1v1t1es, and at other times they get caught up in funny stuff But the bottom line is learning in a structured environment. THE CADILLAC Cdt. Ag Toe dt e If. Griffin Th e King ..

of Memories Mr. Sti lw e ll Old m a n s ion C hri s tm as tim e Capt. Barton and son, Shawn with t heir deer Cdt. Kikke1 t

FUN PAGE Cd ts Stokes & Fox caught goi ng for seco nds Find the "Howe" words M E p 0 H F u N E 0 0 N 0 T E s T s M M E D A L s R p A F I D E L I T y R A B D H 0 w E s c I A N 0 w 0 I T H T R u N s R D y LI H T 0 0 H K A E B K N A R I L B B L I c N E p A s s 20 p G I R H A s D R LI E A D T A I E 0 L N Best Leader Co le Most fun C lass of '90 Most Talkative Farrakhan Tallest Modesitt Shortest Streeter SENIOR Best looking in uniform Nelson Best Nickname Donahue Biggest flirt Naval Loudest Farrakhan Biggest Tightwad Ross Biggest Trouble maker Spencer Best Smile Nelson Shortest Temper Kain ins Most Laid Back Veach Most Cheerful Davey Most Hassled Meeker Most Musical Hansen Most Energetic Morabito Most Athletic Cole Sexiest Legs Hoy Olympic Potential Donahue "Star" Macchione Best Manners Steele Will be missed most Class of'90 Class Clown Pandya Cleverest joke teller Davey Handsomest mustache Shea Best rifleman Hanson

SUR VEY Best Bench presser Rhya n Best Wrestler Merchant Fastest feet Nelson Best B.S.er Da vey Best Disposition Merchant / Burke Best Rank Improvement Stee le Most Rank Lost Naval Best Daydreamer Gillis / Mack Best Exc usemaker Spe nc er Best Mathematician Streete r Best Tearn man Co le Most Thoughtful Streeter / Burke Craz iest Laugh Veach Most Organized Vickers Most disorganized Ne lson Most likely to join Service Allan Most likely to flunk out No -o n e Most likely to become a politician Jarvis Most likely to become a businessman Ga ines Most likely to become a Banker Ross Most lik e ly to become an engineer Nawrot Best Looking in Fatigues Meeker Best Photographer Naval Most likely to return as Alumni Class of '90 What's Hot What's Not Low rider trucks Orugs Batman Exams Mini Vans PD A's Spring break Dismissal Boards Class trips War Rap Fats The Peace Movement Smoking Pink Floyd Cramming Bl eac hed jeans Being late Dependability Narcs Famous Quotes of '90 " What part of 'no' don't you understand?" Captain Vogelsang " They didn ' t mean to do that."-Mr. Piper " . .. . .. .. not!"-Mr . Volz "O.K."-Col. VanderMeer "Keep your mouth shut!" Cdt Nelson "Or what have you."-Col. Trout " You ' re out of here, Sir." Mr Orsborn "Please bear with me ."- Mr . Malerich "but I could just never ... "-Cdt. Ab "Cause I'm famous " Nelson " That urks me " Everyone "Don't worry about it "-Winkler "I can I" Mr Marsett "Listen up, People!" Mr . Fesperman "Li'I bit " Everyone "It's good for morale"-Rhyan -21

Howe Military School cadets have many facets to their personalities and lots of places to dis play them. They have an opportunity to be re laxed, formal, athletic, or charming. Viva La Dif ference! TO EACH-AN OPPORTUNITY 23

24 Boar's Head Dinner-1989 Waiting to Start King Ross and attendants (Above) and Schultz (below) The Boar's Head

King Spencer with gift for Christ child Cdt. Miller and his trumpet played a part in the festivities. The parts were woven together to create a memorable evening .

King Holmberg and attendants Jester Feldman entertains the crowd

The Boar's Head Dinner, with its colorful costumes and cheerful singing, brought a touch of history to HMS as cadets, under the guidance of Mr. Pagin. enacted an old English traditional Christmas.

Long Hairs Before the new cadets met Jim, the barber, they were endowed with ample supplies of hair as they studied and dreamed of 4 0's 26

HMS was privileged to have the Toledo Symphony Or chestra perform in Bouton Auditorium in a Christmas concert. Resident Conductor James Meena was wonderful with his group of talented musicians.

THE SHUTTERS 28

FLUTTER 29

PHOTO 30

ALBUM ._ 31

30 32 MEMORY LANE

Each year certain memories go with the stu dent body as they leave for summer and / or new schools The buildings of HMS have their own history, some back to the ISOO's.

The band members are as follows: In alphabetical order: Arnold, W.1 Blakey, D.1 Bowles, R.1 Deming, J.1 Feldman, D.1 Galvin, J.; Garland, R-1 Gray, C., Harris, T.; Hay, J., Kikkert. M., Laymac, D.; Marsett, S., McKee, B.1 Menguy, A.; Miller. D. 1 Miller, K. 1 Mukumoto, J., Perrotta. F., Piowaty, K., Ross. G.; Russell. P., Russell. T., Smith, P., Smith, P.; Spencer. P.; Stokes, E., Wrinn, S., Wright, D.; Wuthrich, C. Cdt. Ross is the Band Commander Mr. Chiddister is the Director

The cadets selected to carry the flags are as follows: Elkins, D., Konopinski, J.; Schuerer, J.; Labo, J., and Hilliard, J. They march at the head of each parade and show honor to the colors.

l to R. Back Rowr Aguilera,E, Wuthrich ,C. Frederick,N, Morris ,T Middle : Smith.K, Miller.K, Butler.A /st Rowr Flem ing.A, Mukumoto,J, Fiema,M , Settle.A. Far Backr Brockway.H. Walters ,T. Platoon leader Toedte,A, Company Com mander Mack,J, Guidon Ball,l. 34 Walters.T, Marsett.S, Toedte,A, Brockway , H, Macchione,C, Streeter ,BI

Mrs D Trout. Dorm Super VHC Members Officers of Alpha: Company Commander Mack,J, 1st Sgt Toedte,A, Brockway.H, Walters,T. Marsett,S, Guidon Ball,L. 35

Platoon I Far Right: Taylor,K. Stokes,E. DeBono,J, Stewart,B, Mennenga.B. Middle: Fox,M, Laymac,D, Messimer.A Spangler,C. /st Row: Wood,S, Marvin ,T, Harris,T, Hrabovsky,J, Jutte,B. Ptn LOR Vickers Below Platoon 2, Far Right: Hapner,W, Snyder,(, Zepeda,J, Rusnell,A, Hall,M. Middle r Perkins,E, Paris,D, Sullivan,R, Leffering,N , McCurdy,M. Mueller.D . /st Row: Fox ,S, Smith,S, Sanjian,J, Long,R, Thompson, J. Ptn LDR Trout.

Capt Canada, T.O. Wood gets award Officers of Bravo : Hoy,J, Wrinn,G, Modesitt.W, Vickers.B, Company Commander Rhyan,S, Cpt Canada, Pandya,M, Jackson,F, Trout,C, Macchione,C. Guidon Wisley.A. 37

PLT LOR Walters. /st Sqd: Wilson, Kellerstrass, Kolberg, Goodrich, Blakey. 2nd Sqd: Goldstein, Johnson, Pluimer, Robertson. 3rd Sqd: Lawr ence, Baker, Koch, Malcuit, Costello, 1st Sgt. Dawson Below PLT LDR Burke. /st Sqd, Brown , Hansen, Arnold, Vermiglio. 2nd Sqd: Griffin, Hays, Rogers, Burkle. 3rd Sqd: Czapski, Patti, Wieczorkowski, Gray Pit LOR Meeker

Capt. Cook, T.O. Mrs. Cook L to R: DEL TA OFFICERS: Knoerzer, Gillis, Dawson, Walters, Co. CDR Veach, Cpt . Cook, Davey, Gaines, Burke. Meeker, Galvin & Guidon Steele. 39

PLT LOR Kalnins. /st Sqd: Fell , Labo, Miller, Sondag. 2nd Sqd: Knopinski, Deming, Volpini, Grimes, Brown. 3rd Sqd: McClellan, Schuehrer, Burnham, Smith & Pit Sgt Donahue. Below Pit LOR Jarvis. /st Sqd: Tolley, Kikkert, Generux, Fray. 1nd Sqd: Paley, Menguy, Hilliard, Smith, Miller. 3rd Sqd: Sprague, Elkins, Crummy, Sowers, & Pit Sgt Morabito.

l to R: ECHO OFFICERS: Kalnins, Jarvis, Bross, CO CDR Holmberg, Allan, Streeter, Bassel!. Morabito, Donahue, and Guidon Streeter, J . 41

Co CDR Scott,G, Guiden Feldman,D, Bowlson,A, R to L: 3rd Row Appt, Rus sell,P. Russell,T, Urech, Reid,J, Middle Row Marco, Chand, Varouh, Sondag, Hartwig. /st Row Jordan, Seyferth, Reid,K, Bowles, In Back Marsett,R, & Wolff. Co CDR Tatum. Guidon Case, Sqd I Jones, McA voy, Wright. Giraldo, Sotus, Bowen, Olds. Sqd 2 DePew, Garland. Zamberlan, Normandeau, Jackson, Justice, Sqd 3 Piowaty. McMillen. Feldman,M, Ptn Ldr Russell, J. In Back Ptn Sgt Marsett,J. Co XO Modric, & 1st Sgt Taylor. 42 Mica Company has had a really busy year . The cadets are both athletic and "creative!" Lima Company cadets are the youngest on campus, but they truly hustle.

Offic ers of Mica Co CDR Scott,G, Marsett,R, Bowlson,A, Wolff,D and Guidon Fe ldman,D. Officers of Lima Co CDR Tatum.M, Modric,S, Russell.J, Marsett,J, Taylor,C, and Guidon Case,S. Mrs Murphy L: Miss Pera !?: McMillen , Bowen 43

HMS Corps view and get acquainted with SORCERER and DEAD GIVEAWAY

The Howe Military School formality came to a sudden halt as the cadets joined the laughter and rhythm of The Sorcerers and The Dead Giveaway. Here's proof that the corps enjoys a variety of activities as they progress through the school year.

L to R: Messimer,A, Smith,S, Leffring,N, Sears-Schultz,R. and Cannon Crew Leader Macchione,C. The Cannon Crew with their equipment and action, plays an important part in the Sunday and special parades The crew adds color and pomp to the corps, as well as sound to alert parade watchers to the fact that the National Anthem is about to be played. The fire, smoke, and loudness of the cannon when fired gives a hint of primative warfare. (Imagine rows of cannons firing at each otherlll) Whew. The Cannon Crew , under the leadership of Cannon Crew Commander Mac chione, keep the cannon cleaned and in top notch working condition They bring it to the parade field before each parade and roll it back to its storage area at the end of the corps activities

L to R: Griffin,M, Jackson.F. Streeter,R. Dawson.A. Paris,D. Bassel.J, Cole,C, Hussar Commander Pandya.M, and Na val,B. The men making up the Hussars, plan timed routines and practice until each movement is perfected. They use rifles in their choreography of whirling weapons as feet, hands and actions are synchronized. The Hussars often perform during special weekends, such as Founder's Day or Mother's Day Weekends. Observers appreciate the ease of performance shown by the Hussars as they follow the lead of Hussar Commander Pandya. The Hussars put on a super-great show!

The Honor Guard of Howe Military School were requeste to attend the Luncheon given for Pres . Bush by U.S. Senat Dan Coats of Indiana. The cadets, dressed in their best uni forms, directed and escorted important governmental pe pie to their assigned tables. Cdt Tolley escorted the Indian Secretary of Education among others.

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Rangers

Rangers HMS Rangers : M Griffin, T. Shea. A. Dawson, C. Trout , F. Jackson. R. McClellan, M. Streeter, SFC Settle, T Holmberg , S. Rhyan. They workout, rappel, and in general become accustom to heavy physical exertion. HMS now has a rappelling tower of her own. 51

SGM Jo hn son, Cdts Jackson. & Jose ph of Notre Dame, Co l Vander Meer, o f HMS. Mr. Tom Go r d o n , Seco nd Reg io nal Represen tat ive. plu s Cdt Herr ick & MSG Pr ice obse r ve t h e Hono r G u ar d Cere m o ni es. Th e Ho nor G u a rd w as c om ma nd e d by C dt Vick e r s. LTC Hemphill , Head of the Mili tary Department at Notre Dame reviews the Corps of Howe Mili tary School cadet s with Cdt. Nawrot. Cdt Herrick and Cdt Bross, HMS, talk about Howe School. Notre Dame Cdt Herrick is an alumni of HMS The two young men anticipate the rest of the Field Inspection activities During the coffee break mem bers of the Military staff of HMS. Reed, Settl e , and Giles , compare notes with visiting in spector, SGM Johnson . The 1990 Annual

The In Ranks Inspection was held adjacent to the Howe School Parade Field, Each In spector evaluated a part of the Corps : uniforms, weapons, military history, and related infor mation. MSG Price inspected Bravo and questioned Cdt Wisley. Cdt Shea acted as host as Company Commander Cdt Pandya observed. Notre Dame's Cdt Joseph accompanied by HMS Band Com mander Cdt Ross and Cdt Perrotta, inspected band members. Immediately in front of Inspec tor Joseph is HMS Cdts J.Smith and D.Miller.

Field Inspection

Mr. Malerich, Dean of Students at HMS. greets Mr. Tom Gordon as Mr. Piper, Headmaster. and Col Thomas S. Merritt, Superin tendent, share the conversation and refreshments.

54 Military Awards Cp t Bustos Awa r d In d Na t G uard Co mm a nd Sergeant Ma jor Award Super in tendent's Go ld Medal for Best Mil Bearing: Aaro n Mess im e r (B r avo). Adero Dawson ( De lt a) Ch a lo n Beatty (Ec ho ), Cy nthia Wuthrich (A), Rya n Normandeau (Li ma), and Brian Ur ec h ( Mi ca) O ld Guard Bes t 1s t Yr Cade t s : Alpha: Ta u ya Morris, Bravo: Kerry Snyder Delta, William Arno ld, Ec ho , Ju s tin LaBo Lima : Ca rlo s J ac kso n , Mica , C hri s topher Varouh Fathers Wheat ley Memoria l Silver: Fathers Wheat ley Memorial Go ld : A.U.S.A. Hi s tory Award A U.S A Award, Indiana C hapter Indiana Guard Reserve Award 011t s tanding NCO Award Indi ana National Guard Medal Ft. Wayne Reserve Offic e r As s n Medal A U.S .A Award National Sojo urn ers Award American Legion Scho lastic Exce ll ence American legion ROTC General Mil Exce llen ce US Army Scho lar / Athlete Awards US Army Recruiting Command Award Assn of Military Co ll eges a nd Sc hool s M.O.W W Award Sons of the American Revolution Award Dept of th e Army Superior Cdt Decoration , Ke rry Snyder Todd Holmb erg, Michael Streeter, Christ ian Co le Genera l Simpson Award Gen e ral Scott Award Dunning Memorial Plaque and Scholarship At Th e Rappelling Tower Sergeant C hri stia n G. Girard Memorial Scholarship John Broutin Jason Nawrot Shawn Gaines David Brown Jeffrey Bross Christopher Veach Gregory Davey Serge Allan Timothy King Jennifer Mack Manish Pandya Janis Kalnins Adero Dawson Christian C ole Michael and Rebekah Streeter George Ross Aaron Steele David Brown Scott Rhyan Brian Vickers Todd Holmberg Aaron Steele William Hapner

Cadet Old Guard, (Back Row) M. Streeter, J. Galvin, D. Rogers, M. Kikkert, David Brown. B. Vickers. (Row 2) N. Tolley, 8 Koch, G Davey, C. Ve ac h P Donahue, S. Ga in es, f. Jackson , (3rd Row) J. Streeter. M. Pandya. T. Nelson, C. Jarvis, T. Shea, J Nawrot, H. Brockway. (front) Advisor Mr. Pagin, R Streeter. C. Co le. J Naval, G. Ross, P Spencer, J Wilson. Old Guard Officers, G. Ro ss. Treasurer, C. Co le, V. President. R. Streeter, Pres., J Naval. Secretary and Mr Pagin. Advisor

The Old Guard includes below (LtoR), W. Axley. P. Lauver, E. Cleveland, C. Chiddister. R Bauman. M. Taylor. W. Mach. M. Bauder. (2nd Row) J. Wire, M. Fesperman. E. Robinson, M. Mcilrath, P Orsborn, J. Vogelsang. C. Betts. J. Betts, Fr Morgan, B Arklie, S. Clark. (3rd) Maj Cowles, G. Cox, D. Van Zuilen, S. Deter, D. Seaman, G. Miller. S. Ulrich. K Sulcs, J. Mach, SSG Settle. (Front) K. Parish, Co l Trout. Mr. Piper , Col Merritt, Mr. Malerich. Mr. Pagin.

Organizations

SFC Reed

SSG Giles

Settle SFC

National Honor Society NHS ( Back, L to R): M Czapski, M Streeter, G. Ross, F. Jackson , A. Dawson, C. Gray, & A Steele. (Row J): B. Vickers, A. Fell, S. Marsett, N. Tolley, C. Cole, W . Hapner, D. Brown . (Front) : R. Streeter, T. Nelson, A. Lawrence, R. Burke, A . Toedte , & W. Arnold. A.O. T. M. Czapski, M Streeter, J Marsett, N Tolley. C. Veach, C. Gray , & M . Hall. (2nd Row) : S. Mar sett, A. Dawson, W Hapner. D . Miller, & A. Toedte. ( 3rd): M. Fiema. A. Fell , R. Streeter , B Vickers, W Arnold, A Steele, & K. Snyder . (Front) : I<. Miller. R. Norrna n de au, R Zarnberlan 55

Given for leaders hip ability. 3 0 GPA. proficiency in rnllitary classes (L to R), Fr. Morgan. Mr. Co le. Cd l. Co le, Co l Merritt. Co l. Va nd er Meer 56 The 1990 MacArthur Award Recipient: Chris Cole Howe Military's Honor Committee (Below) The Honor Committee (Back, L to R) : G. Davey , J . Mack, J . Bross, D. Merchant . (Front Row) : R. Streeter, M. Pandya, J Naval. This committee acts to make important decisions on campus misdemeanors. It falls on them to decide if a student is guilty of breaking a school rule and they may recommend a further investigation or a discontinuence of judgemental action.

The Battialian Staff, Second Semester The interior of St James Chapel. Rev. Timson reading scripture. (Left). 57

Varsity H Club

The Herald Staff (Back, L to R): Mr. Eugene Robinson-Journalism Teacher, S. Wood, C. Veach Editor, C. Beatty, W. Arnold, D. Han sen.

The VHC (Back, L to R) : A. Toedte, F. Jackson, A. Dawson, Damon Brown, T. Holmberg. (Row 2) : H. Brockway, D. Paris, M. Griffin, David Brown, G. Menguy , J . Hilliard, S. Marsett, (Row 3): T. Shea, J. Naval, A. Lawrence, C. Jarvis, A. Steele, J Bassel!, (Front): Mr Dave Marsett Advisor , C. Veach, S. Gaines, C. Cole, T . Nelson, P. Donahue, R. Streeter, M. Streeter.

The Howe Herald Staff 59

(L to R) : A. Steele, D. Elkin, G . Menguy. W . Arnold, Mr. Volz, Speech Coach. J. DeBono , J. Wilson, C. Gray, P. Smith , J . Mukumoto, T. Walters , N. Tolley, J.R . Rocky , D. Goldstein, D. Paris, B. Morabito, W . Hapner . Mr. Pagin . Debate Coach , Rev Tim s on, Asst Speech C oach, E Aguilera, T. Harris, G Davey, M Kikkert. C. Macchion e, G Ross, M. Griffin, J. Naval , J. Hilliard , J . Schuehrer, and J. 60

National Forensic League At Howe

The speech and debate teams include people who are learning to research a subject and talk about it They like to prove their point. Sometimes they are required to speak positively; other times they must show the negative side of an issue. Cadets may be a part of both groups, this makes extra work for those particular members, but they get to meet and speak with twice as many people from other schools. Howe cadets regularly place very well in the competitions Recouping from a meet, the Cadets relax at Rev. T's home.

Joe Sondag. Acolyte Phil Smith and Bishop Sheridan The Choir The Choir (Back, L to R): P Spencer , T Shea , J. Sanjian. ( Row 2) : R Garland, J Marsett , R Bowles , G. Ross, M. Kikkert, K. Taylor , J . Thompson , G. Burnham, D irector Mr . Chiddister . (Row 3) : J. Sotus , J. Walters , D . Feldman , C. Appt , B. Koch , D . Blakey. M. Feldman, (Seated ): E. Aguilera, J. Mukumoto , T. Morris, C. Wuth rich , & N. Fredrick

church ser vices by the choir, Mr. &

The Ministry Fr Morgan, Priest to the Mili leads during the Mrs. Chid in

tary students,

the congregations through services daily, Sunday , and special. His spiritual teachings touch campus lives as well as those of the surrounding community. He is aided

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the choir loft. and the Acolytes. Senior Acolytes George Ross and Christopher Veach read scriptures and help serve communion . Ecclesiastes 11 :9-10 , Proverbs 7:I, John 1:4 , John 3:17, Isaiah 64 :8, Rev .22 :21.

Class Officers of the Class of 1990 Mr. John Pagin, Sponsor Manish Pandya, Secretary Greg Davey, Sgt at Arms Ted Nelson, Vice President Shawn Gaines, treasurer Christian Cole, President 64

Serge Allan

I'd like to thank my parents for sending me to Howe. I'd like to thank my 2 years at HMS sisters for coming up on weekends and helping me with homework. I'd like t o thank the Barton Family for taking me hunting and for all the other Echo Company things. I would also like to thank all my teachers that helped me through my lst Sgt two year's at Howe. I would also like to thank Col. VanderMeer for taking time out to help me decide on my ROTC in college. Hilton Head guys I'm Colorguard. Honor Guard, Golf. going to miss you!

Jeffery Alan Bassel/ "Sloth ," "Slo" Echo Co 3V i years at HMS SFC Trk (2), CC (I), Tennis (I), Baseball (I), Basketball (2), Lady Cdt BB Asst. Coach (I), Hussars (I), Color Guard (I), Cdt. Challenge Medal. Honor Guard (3).

A special "thank you" goes to my parents They helped me through the hard times. I didn't want to stay at HMS at first, but now I see it has been good for me. My teachers have been helpful, too Mr Malerich, thanks for putting up with me in "extra help" and for your patient ways Mr. Choate, thanks for not going to the because I really didn ' t want to kill the real CLUJSI Mr Piper, thanks for everything and Mr. Pagin, remember the cold winter 's day when a snow ball came flying through your window? I threw it Chuck: the laughs were great, but Stop snoring! You were a good roommate. You let Glen throw pop cans of water on me at night, though! Damon B. thanks for the lesson on girls and the nickname of " OX. " Frank: remember the fun in Accounting? You taught me how to escort those women in Indy. So nya: The junk food was super, now I know a girl who eats as much as the boys. Cpt. Barton : You taught me to go after what I want Thanks for the advise and all the good times. Lee: You know I appreciate your taking me out on pass, to the mall, 66 and to the Streeters It was fun helping you coach BB but also so weird, for me. Becky: there is no page long enough to cover the fun we ' ve had. You taught me about friendship thanks for being my best friend. Thanks for the bottle caps you flipped that connected, for the kicks, punches, and pinchings, and for that wonderful joke that Lee and you pulled about the phon e call I'm glad I'm your friend and I know we 'll keep in touch. See ya, Sis. Mike : Thanks for th e left and for being a true friend To all my friends: Good Luck in the Future! Hang in there Cla ss of '91, it 's worth it!!

Jeffrey C. Bross

Leadership Ribbon

I feel that in my 2 short years at Howe, I have improved myself intellectually and spiritually. I say "I have improved myself" because Howe is what you make of it and nothing more: but I did have some help along the way. Thanks to: my parents and my sister, Stephanie and her family, Maj. Colville, Mrs VZ, Cpt Barton, and Fr Morgan. Thanks also to Greg D., Greg G., John K., Todd, Allan, Justin and especially Will, for introducing me to the most wonderful person on this earth. God bless you all. I would say "Keep in touch," but that's not entirely realistic, so I'll just say-See ya at Founder's Day. Oh, one other thing: We have the opportunity to set the world straight or destroy it. Do the right thing so our children may do the same.

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Ryan Burke Delta Co. 3 years at HMS 1st Lt "Burkey " V Tennis (2), V Wrestling (2), Iron Guard ( I), Honor Guard (I), Flag Detail (2 Commander-I), NHS (I), LET Student Teacher. 68 Mother and Dad, thank you for the opportunity you gave me as I attended Howe. I appreciate your support and encouragement I had my good times and my bad times, but the good tim es will never be forgotten! I have learned that the key to success is ''consistency ." Spring Break was great and we had a good time too bad the Ford Tempo didn ' t. Now it 's time to move on to bigger and better things. Hello-Ohio State University-Good bye-Howe De a1 King, Hansen, Nelson The dude was really dead! Burkey '90

BS / Echo Co 5 years at HMS LTC Soccer (3), BktB (I), Trk (4), VHC (3), ADT ( I), NHS (2), Honor Council (I), Herald (I), OG (2), Color Grd (2), Honor Grd (3 ), Hussars (4), IDR (I), Sword & Shield (I) , Ushers (3), Waiters (I), Presidential Escort (I), " HH" Crew (I), Douglas MacArthur Award.

Christian F.L. Cole "Ribs"

To my Mom and Dad-a very special thanks for your love, support and guidance throughout the years You gave me the opportunity of a lifetime to build my character and a better founda tion for the future. A definite thanks to the faculty and staff that backed me all the way not to mention the man who was there for me every single time I needed help in anything Cpt Barton. These past five years at Howe have been truly unforgetable, and I owe it to the Seniors Good Luck in everything you do. Spring Break '90 topped it all off with the Hilton Head Crew Todd, Scott, Serge, Samm, Chuck, Damon , and Vic (the UZI Man). Take it easy Ted, Abnar, Manch, Tracy, Spot, Ben, Morbid, Tim, Greg, Randy, Jenny, Darryn, Mike, Frank, Cliff, Adero, Marlin, Billy, Robinson, Johnson, Minor, Kendrick, Tramel, Matt, Pluimer, and anyone that I have forgotten to put down He ather, I'm glad I took a chance. "I'll be back. "

Gregory Dave y 5 yrs at HMS Delta Co Captain G r eg Color Guard (I), Flag Detail (I), Choir (I), Waiters (I), Wrestling (4), Tennis (2 ) , Usher (I) . 70 Thanks , Mom and Dad, for giving me a chance to attend Howe, and for your support Aunt Margaret and Uncle Dean , you were always there for me I extend my gratitude to all the teachers and staff for putting up with me A special thanks goes to Cpt Cook and Cpt Bart on for everything. Good Luck, Class of '90, in everything you do, especially the guys in Delta and the Battalion Staff; Vic, Ribs, Rot, Meat (nope) and even Ross & Ben Ill. Chris, thanks for the great times down in *Terry Hut, (Beemer, Mitch , The Soco & JDRalf) they were a blast / I appreciate you girls of Sturgis and LaGrange, also the friends from home : Chris, Mike , Eric, and everyone else. That's about it, Chicks, and I'm out of here!

I didn 't always appreciate HMS, but I always was happy to have the support from home and from my friends! Brian, Chris, you other guys I've had so many laughs with you., You are good buddies! Good luck to the whole gang at Howe this summer and beyond I probably have more nicknames than anyone, but one is enough here So long Heavy-0 Phillip Donahue " Heavy D" Echo Co 4 years at HMS SFC IDR (4), Wrestling ( I), Track (20. 71

Now for my little Brothers on Campus (the ones I would do anything for): Adero, Griff. Boog a! (Minor), Arnold, Cole, Vic (Buds "90"), Kenny T, little T (Pork Chop), and I can ' t forget you, Q Tip For all My Brothers returning, remember these quotes : "To Black, To Strong, " "The plan is to hold us back. The ultimate goal is total control! Remember that Black." Peace. I'm outta here "No Sellout. "

To my friends on campus (Cliff R, Cliff T, Jackson, if you don't know which one I'm talking about (Hanz & Franz), Toedte, Marsett, Mike Chuck, Manch, Todd, Sondag, Walton (Aw Wll Yeahhhh) , Eric, Rand, The whole Bravo Posse, Heather, Ag, Jenny, Mook, Streeter R, Walter s Peace to all my friends that I missed and you know who you are.

Abnar Farrakhan B.K .A. f. Motion Bravo Company 2 years at HMS Pvt. V Soccer (I) , Basketball (2), Track (2), Honor Guard (I), Hussars (I), Cannon Crew ( I). 72

I would like first to thank Allah (God) for watching over me and making this year and man others successful. I would like to thank my Mother and Father, and my Brothers and Sister who put up with me for nineteen years. (Peace I love you all)

Shawn Gaines a k a. & "Sammy " Delta Company 4 HMS Cross Country (3), Trk (3), VHC (3), IDR (2), Color Grd (J), Hussars (3), Honor Grd (4) , OG (l), Waiter (4), Speech (I), Class Officer (I), "HH" Crew (I). 73

/ want to apologize to: Mrs Walters, Mrs Smith, and Mrs Cook (yeah, Tim, too!). Maybe it couldn 't have happened to a nastier guy then again To the underclassmen (future seniors): Don't make the same mistakes I've made. Watch what ou write in letters; keep your nose clean; grades up, and get one thing out of life everyth 'ng! ''Pvt Gaines reporting out "

I would like to thank my Mother for the opportunity given, the support needed, and funds vai/able to attend Howe (Thanx, Ma!). I would also like to extend my special thanks to Mr & rs Cole (I Jove you), Mr & Mrs Perrotta, Mrs Sprague, Mr & Mrs Soloman (Darryn 's folks), nd Mr & Mrs Menguy for some freat times off campus. Good luck to the Seniors of '90 and the Class of '91 Shuck-A , Guy, Sprag oo, Dam, Red, mooch , Beast, JPT, Billy, Adero, Broccoli, Angel, Fanny, Sonny, Tate ('94), Jerrad ('96), even ou, Run Thanks to the Faculty and staff who taught me to do the right thing, (even Mr Sh igley).

Peace Sammy '90 you Brat "Veni, Vidi, Gradichi " love , Chicken little (I came, I saw, I graduated)

74 Gregory Gillis Delta Co. I yr at HMS SFC So long, Buddysl Greg

See this is a story of a popular boy Fun and games, the world was a toy He went to a public class "A" school

The pressure was strong to keep his rep, Sometimes kids called him a prep, He decided to go to a military school Where he could be himself and not have to be cool

Took a few wrong turns which I knew I would

I decided to give up my popular glory

Darryn Hansen "Dare" Delta Co, I yr at HMS Cpl. Soccer (1) 75

Mom and Dad, thanks for giving me the opportunity to attend Howe. I would like to thank my HMS friends for your support and help through this last year of high school. A lot of people ask me why I went to a military school , , I submit this poem so everyone can understand: I lived my life as best I could

Where all his friends thought drinking was cool

Because unpopularity is what I needed O,H,

See like I said, just a simple story

I don't care if you think I'm conceited

Todd Holmberg Echo Company .2 yrs at HMS Captain "Boomer" V Soccer (.2), V Wrestling (1), V Golf (J), IDR (I), Sword & Shield (I). World Affairs Conf (2). Rangers (J), "HH" Crew (I), VHC (I), NHS (J), ADT (J), Am Legion Award for Scholastic Ex cellence , Ranking Cdt (11th Grd) . 76 Well, graduation is done and gone and I can't say it was easy. There were good times and there were bad To say that I liked every minute of my existence at Howe would be a lie , but something brought me back for one more year.

Thank you, Mother and Brother Jason, for pushing me to finish Good-bye to everyone, espe· cially: Scott (Meat), Justin (Keep it straight L-Bone), Serge, Janis, Jeff B, Vic, Manch, Morbid, Benjie, Abnar, Mike S, Brownie, Chuck, Brown, and last, but never least, Chris-thanks for all you've done for me You're my best friend and I'll never forget you. A big thanks to Mr & Mrs Cole for the rides home and all you did for me. Staff & faculty: You made it interesting to the end! Cpt Barton: In a time when no one else cared, we held it together. Thank you/ Juniors : Good luck in '91. Men of Echo: Thanks for a memorable year!

I would like to thank my parents and relatives for putting up with me and my grades for 12 years. I wou ld like to send a really special "Thanx" to Mom and Dad for the best education, even though it was an arm and a leg to pay the bills. Underclassmen: Don ' t give up!! Even though things won ' t always go the way you know they should keep on pushing! Senior Class: You will be missed greatly. Good-bye, Morris (Kitty), Cindy (Trixy), Fredricks, and Ross Faculty: You guys made my stay at HMS worth it I love you all. j ijf !/ J 1 ! •I :i " \\ lj Bye. ..--..... Joe Hoy "Hewie" Bravo Company 2 yrs at HMS 1st Lt Band (2), Wrestling (I), Baseball (2), Jazz Band (2), SMA (Sweetest Men Assoc) (All my life), Honor Guard (2). 71

Whoa! These have been the most interesting four years of my life. First, I'd like to thank Big Phil, Andy, Tracy and Brian for all the fun. I'd like to thank the Class of '90 for being the Clas s of '90. I'd like to thank Maj Colville for the sarcasm, Maj Kimball for the sanity, and all th e other teachers that have contributed to my knowledge. Boomer, thanks for putting up with me, and, yes, I'd like to thank the mice that lived in my room and chewed up everything they could get thair paws on. (Sorry I had to kill you all) Well, thanks for everything, Everyone! See ya later Dr 0

Christopher Brian Jarvis Echo Company 4 yrs at HMS 2nd Lt " Dr O " VHC (3), IDR (I). Honor Guard (2), Band (2), Speech (3 competed in Nationa ls-1), Drama (3), Baseball (I), Track (I), V Soccer (2), Rifle (I), V Golf (I) . 78

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Timothy A. King "T he King" BS / M Co 3 yrs at HMS Captain Honor Guard (I), Sword & Shield (I ) , Iron Guard (I), Rangers (2) , Honor Board (2) , NHS ( 2), ADT (2), V BB ( 3) , V Trk (2 ) , Asst Softball Coach ( I) , Good Conduct Ribbon ( 3) , Headma ster' s List (2 ) 80 Thanks Mom and Dad, Aunt Joan and Uncle Jim, for giving me an opportunity of a life time -ti study at Howe and to earn my high school diploma It was not always easy and not very but I'm glad I did it! Stay g roov y, seniors and remember " Grease " is the word! Nooooo !! 11 don't remember the de ad dude.)

Christopher William Macchione

The most influential people throughout my life at home or at Howe are my Mother and Father. They have been my role models, disciplinarians, and most importantly, my best friends. They have given so much time and effort to a child that they took in, when he was "lost" in the syste m. This child has far surpassed anyone's expectations on how he would turn out. So now my desires, dreams, an goals I love you, Mom and Dad.

I am ready to go achieve

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"Re" and "Mucch" Bravo Company 2 yrs at HMS SFC Drama (2), Speech (I), V Soccer (I), Cannon Crew (2), Honor Guard (I), Life Guard (I). 81

Jennifer Mack Alpha Co 3 yrs at HMS Captain Jenny V CC (3), Lady Cdt BB (I), Softball (I), Trk (I), NHS (I), ADT (I) , Iron Guard (I), Usher (I) B2 I have laughed and I have cried, but in the end I know it has been worth it. With each experi· ence good or bad, I have grown up a little and changed a little. I am ready for whatever la ys ahead. I know that I can make it My success has been made possible by many people, mos t o f all my Mom; / love you, Mom! Many other people have been there for me also : Mrs. Trout, Mr Cox, Mr. Piper, Col. Merritt, Captain Barton, Mr. Robinson, Maj Kimball, Mr. Fesperman, Mr Pagin. Mr. Vogelsang, Ms. Pera, Mr. and Mrs. Marsett. These people have each played a sma l part in helping me realize my potential at Howe and in the future. My friends have been the re to give me the support we all need from our peers. I laughed and cried with them; I lived with them and they became my family. I will especially miss Heather (Boofer) Brockway, Angie, (Snagletooth) Toedte, Tiffany (Biff) Walters, Louise (Lou) Ball, Becky (Big Mama) Streeter, Jeff Bassel/, Joe Sondag, Manch Pandya , Chris Cole and I could go on and on. I love you all, ea ch one Thank you I will never forget the good times we had and/ look forward to the good tim es we will have Faith and Honor Farewell, Good-bye, Amen.

Ron

McClellan "Muscular" mon-chi-chi Echo Company 2 yrs at HMS SFC Rangers (J). 83

As /leave this school and enter into the "outside world" I will look back and recognize what a great advantage I have over the rest of my fellow graduates in the other schools I have attend ed I thank Cpt Barton for putting up with me and for giving me advise., without which I would have had a harder time making it to the end of the year. Mr. Piper, Thank you for working with me in my classes and helping me recognize the importance of a good high school education, Class of '90 rules!

Atop loathed golden ladder you sit Head still pounding, limbs still aching, Hands soiled and your soul more vacant than ever You are a success. YOU JUMP.

Timothy James Meeker Delta Co 2 yrs at HMS SFC "D ucky" Rifle Tearn (2), Flag Detail (2) , Waiter (IV1). S ometimea Me ""4 <J<Jme jte<J;fde wa n t U to lfdon9 ? eutak 'f"e& 4tl 'f"4 W4#t 0>i need ta te ffOWt "'- 7r;_a ..44., -::tleidi and fl en // 84

Take this, use this and you will be a success. You take your gift and the promise. Slowly climbing one golden rung at a time. You are succeeding. But soon the climb becomes steeper and harder. Head pounding, limbs aching, hands splintered And the cold hollow feeling in the core of your soul. You are failing.

For every one rung you advance Six are added and you fall three. The chain is never ending. You are failing. The effort is continued and the chain is broken.

TAKE THIS, USE THIS AND YOU WILL BE A SUCCESS

To a ll of you possessing inner influence, being eagles and having open minds, I bring to you the knowledge of self-esteem and your hard earned P ea ce of Mind

At a place like Home Military School. We must always remind ours elve s That th ere is only one self-ourself All ot her se lve s can only try to influence us as men and women.

.. Merchant "Red Bull" & "G.O D." Delta Company 2 yrs at HMS Captain V BB (2), Trk (2), Wrestling (2), NHS (2), ADT (2), Honor Comm (I), Sword & Shield (I), Honor Grd (.2), Drill T earn (2), 400M Relay Record, OG, Best 1st yr Cdt, Nat. Sojourner ' s Award, Academic Wreath, Hdmtr & Super's Card. Parade Excellence, Pep Squad, Excalibur's Cpt of the Royal Guard 85

Bu t trne influence comes from within To s u ccee d in an in s titute as this one, our minds must be open. The minds that are closed cause the chain of success to be broken. A closed mind is one th a t can blossom but refuses to do so An open mind is one that can blossom and does grow Te ll m e, What are you? An eag l e or a pigeon? We ca n all b e both. I have faith in your decision. I c hoo se to be an eagle and soar to the highest mountain pea k, Rather than be a pigeon fighting for crumbs on dirty concrete. Yeah, it 's eas y for us to be eagles among "pigeon" minds, But it 's a more fruitful but difficult task to fly with other eagles of our kind

Peace of Mind

Damon Merchant C

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P S Mom, thanks for the sacrifice you made to se nd me to this fine institution full of fine personali ties.

86 Bill Modesitt "Crash, Stretch" Bravo Co. 2 yrs at HMS SFC Track (3), Rifle (:2) Chess (2), Honors. I have been through HMS and observed many things and I have learned that it is a "require ment'' that a cadet have friends. You have to have friends at Howe to make it through See ya Elmer, Vick, Greesy, Rhyan L., Manch, Frank, Bill, Eric 8., Steve, Minor, Jut, Doug, Spang y, Tracy, Joe, Mezz, and Mush. P.S. Have fun in the future. Keep in touch!

2nd Lt Track ( Y2), Speech (3-Pres-I), NHS (I), Lifeguard (2), Honor Guard (:2),

B. Scott Morabito

Echo

During the last three eternities, I've been pushed and pulled in the direction of becoming a man. Declaring myself a self-made man would be a lie, and I don ' t need an "Honor Board," thank you For starters, Cpt Barton, you 're the one man who succeeded in being my "father." Words can ' t express the 2 yrs in the Echo fami'ly Mrs. Barton, you're doing a great job ke eping him in line. Mr. Pagin, thanks for your eccentric personality, and your special touch at "c harming "' those you liked. I'll miss you in college. Major Kimball to a man who needs nothing but laws and logic, I salute your vast possession of sanity in the classroom. You ' ve made a great impression on all of us. We need more of you, if possible Start cloning. To the best friends I've ever had Dr. "O," Heavy D, Twinky, Maney, Barac/ough, Ribs, Spot, Meat, Benji, Eric B. and Hap I would, and still will do anything I can for you, minus financial aid/ I shall see all of you within the coming year, I promise Especially to Dr "O," Phil, Tracy, and Andy, the cause continues and it is just. I will miss you 4 the most, and oddly enough, we separated as friends. I will see you all this summer To Howe : The marks of 1990 have now been chiseled into stone: 1991, Change of Command. Most of all enjoy the ride-it's insanity, the best! Besides it's possible to play the system and still win I'm living proof

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Joventino E. N a val Ill " JA P" BS/Echo Co 5 yrs at HMS Capt. Hussars (3), OG (2), Honor Grd (3), Band (3), VHC (I), NHS (I), Student Gov't (I), Tennis (3), V Golf (4) , BS (V1), IDR (3) 88 I want to thank my parents for the chance for a good education. Thanks for the support; yo u were always there for me. Thanks, Mr. Fesperman, Mr Piper, Mr. Malerich, and Mr. Pagin IOI pushing me to do my best Cpt. and Mrs. Barton, you were like a second family; thanks 101 helping me out when I needed it. Good luck to my junior friends: Mike, Cliff, Chuck, Fran k Angie, Heather, Damon, Patti, Adero, Woody, and Hepner. Remember to accomplish the mis· sion. My fellow graduating seniors: We have become Alumni! Let's keep in touch, Manch-b1 excellent to each other, Trace & Brian-Thanks for a great spring break, Rhyan Todd, watch out for those trees, and Cole, 'Yittle bit, " see ya next Founder's Day. To my best friend, Mik e , College is going to be great, because "You know how that is." Well, I'm outta here.

Jason R. Nawrot Bandit, Tri Cli Ill BS / Echo Co 5 yrs at HMS Command Sgt/Maj NHS (2), ADT (3), OG (2), Rangers (3), VHC (3), Soccer (5-Cpt-3), Base ball (2), Wrestling (2). LS Trk (I), LS BB (I), LS CC (I), Wrestling (I), Ba sharan Trophy Winner, Honor Grd (3), Iron Grd (I), Debate (4), Speech (4), Military Summer Camp at Ft. Knox (2-Best Pltn LDR Award). 89

Mom and Dad: Thanks for putting me through HMS. It was sometimes trying, but definitely worth it. I'll miss the friends that I made at Howe. We shared a lot of fun times, especially Leanne, Mike, Chuck, Becky, Jeff, Joy, Charisse, Nate, Jim, Sonya, and Mrs Streeter. Mrs. S th ank you for checking me out on weekends and taking me on Spring Break-sorry about the window. Becky, thanks for the potatoes Leanne, thanks for keeping me out of trouble. Mike, next time f'll make sure I know where we are going. Jeff, I can ' t believe you made it to chapel on time for graduation! Nate, you're getting weak in your old age. Jim, I never thought I'd see yo u at graduation. Who unpluged the TV and hid the popcorn? Sonya, I didn't hear any bubbles popping during graduation! Good luck, Class of '91 and this year's Seniors!

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Theodore D. Nelson , Sonny, 5 yrs at HMS / BB (3), Soc (2), BaseB (I), Outstanding Athlete (9 llth Grd), Rangers (2-VP (I), Hussars (I), Honor Guard (I), Iron Guard (I), Outstanding Non-Commissioned Officer, Ranking Cadet (9th Grd), Harbely Medal, Most TrustworCadet (9-IOth Grd), Excellance in American History, Class Pres . (3), V.P . (I), Drill Team (I), Choir (I), Speech (I), ADT (3), NHS (2), Cdt of (I), Cdt of Yr (I), BS (!h), 4. OGPA (2), OG (2). PAGE." 90 Thanks, Mom and Dad, you sacrificed so much for me to get a good education. Maurice, big brother, you encouraged me to stick with it to the end!! Faculty: Thanks for your guidance throughout my last 5 yrs Special thanks to Mr. Piper, Pagin, Shigley, Malerich, Marsett, Fr Morgan, Mrs. VZ, Mr Pol/ak, and of course Mr. Robinson (whom I will truly miss). Even though the military life was not always enjoyable, I want to say "Thanks" to Col Trout (who really is a good guy), Col VanderMeer , Col Merritt, and the T.O.s Cpt Cook, Cpt Barton, and Cpt Canada. My fellow classmates: Th1Jnks for the good times and the bad at HMS. I will miss you very dearly: Vickers, Griffin, Merchant, Cole, Veach, Nawrot, Farnkhan and the rest. OOPS! Almost forgot about The Spring Break Crew-Tim King, Darryn Hansen and Ryan Burke (Remember the crash?).

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To the underclassmen: Best of luck next yr Dawson, Damon Brown, Perrotta, Streeter, Fkiel Castro (Frank Jackson), Arnold, Robinson, Goodrich, Harris, Taylor, Sondag, Paris, Minor, Long, and Spangler. I'm truly sorry if I left someone out I'm off to Denison U. I came, I saw, and I definitely conquered!

Speedy Famous Play e r Ted Nelson" BS Delta

The first person I'd like to thank is someone whom I deeply respect & Jove He was always t here when I needed him Through the years he has been my mentor, benefactor end sire Dad, I owe you everything. No matter what happens, where I go or what I do, I'll always remember everything you taught me. Thank you for this chance. I love you. Mom, Atek a and Robert, a man is nothing without his family, therefore I a m everything. Thank s for backing me up when I needed it and being there for me. I Jove y a all.

Manish K.

To the Class of 1990, what can I say but you ' re the be st. Good luck in th e "real world" and take care. 1991, Hang in there. Jn the and, it ' s all worth it 1992, Take a number & have a seat, your time will come 1993, Heh-Heh , Oh-Boyl

The following people deserve recognition , they survived me : Jennifer (Mud Fla ps) ; Heather !Remember the straws!); Angel, Mike Hall (If you ever find another duck in your room, this time it really wasn 't me/) ; Frank (Thanks, Man!) , Cliff (Ditto!) ; Greg D. (Just when I thought it was sa f e t o go back to school ) ; Adara (What's up , Homey?) ; Pluimar (Peace Brother!); Chris V !Are you guys going to the canteen?) ; Todd H. (Dudley Do right!) ; Morbid (Bud, Bud) ; Chuck P.; Mike S ; Christian F.L. (thanks); Tracy (We forgot our lab!); Carlos J (Stick with it, Carlos); Buds (Surf 's up, Dude/); Benjie (Founder's Day was a blast ) ; sorry about that chandelier The staff of Howe Military School deserves special recognition. Anyone who can do what they do, put up with what they put up with, and get paid so little should get the best. Don 't worry guys , yo u ' ll find it one day! Thanks! Thanks to anyone I left out. Ken, Meg , Matt, Julie , Jessie & everyone at home, thanks for everything. To SSG Randy Jeffers and family, wherever you ar e, thanks for startin{j me on the right foot Thank You Everyone/ "If we do meet again, why. we s hall smile/ If not, why then, this parting was well made. " PEACE/

Pandya "Manch" Bravo Co. 5 long yrs at HMS Capt Hussars (4), IDR (I), Honor Committee (I), Sword Shield ( I) , Pipe Drum (I), Herald (J), Wrestling (4), Trk (4), LS Trk ( I), Honor Guard (I) , Iron Guard (I), OG (2), Cannon Crew (I), 10th Grd Officer , 12th Grd Officer. 9J

Wow/ Webster ' s 9th New Collegiate Dictionary defines high school as "A school usu includ ing grades 9-12 or 10 12 ." I personally see high school as a four year nightmare with ups and downs, predominately down I shouldn't knock it though, downs far out numbered the ups but the ups were, without a doubt, choice/

Scott A . Rhyan " Meat " B/ S E Co. 3 yrs at HMS Captain Soccer (Cpt 1), M.A.C. All Conf . Soc cer (I), Sword and Shield (I), Co Comm (Y2), B/ S (V2), HH Crew (I), ADT (I), Rangers (2) , ROTC Teacher (I), Wrestling (I).

First, I want to thank my mother and Joe for all of their love and support, also for giving me the opportunity to come to this fine institution. Cpt. Barton, thank you for all the help you have given me in the last 3 yrs. I'll never forget you A special thanks goe s to the faculty You helped me through my yrs at HM. Mr. Piper, Maj. Kimball, Rev Timson, Mrs. VZ, Mr Choate, Mr. Mclrath , Mr Malerich and Mr. Fesperman. Thank you for your extra support and help I'd like to take a moment to say "Bye" to my close friends : Cole, for those memo rable times at Hilton Head, Perrota, Take care, little brother, Davey, watch out for thos e women. Boomer, Take it easy on the drinking. Ross, do you have the government? To Manch, Nelson, Allan, Shea, Naval Bassel/, King, Vic, Brown, Abner, Morbid, Pound Cak e, Stewart, Trout, Streeter(s) , Jackson, Mccurdy, SSG Giles, SFC Reed, SFC Settle, Cpt Can ada, Cpt Murphy Take care, Guys! I'll miss you! /leave all of you with this: It's been real, it's been fun, but it hasn ' t been real fun!

I want to say "Good bye" to everyone I've met at Howe in the last 6 yrs. I still remember the first day at Howe. I did not want to go to school at HMS Luckily for me, my parents had already made up my mind for me When I look back on that day, I'm happy they did I've made many unforgettable friends and I've learned a lot at Howe I would like to thank the faculty, especially Mr. Pagin, Maj Colville (whom we saved from the Germans during WWII), and Mr. Shigley, not to mention Mr. Piper Above all thanks, Mom and Dad!! I love you even my sister. Thanks and good bye everyone else, I'll miss you all!

"Apple" BS/Echo

George R. Ross Co. yrs at HMS Cpt / Band Comm Band (6), Choir (6), OG (3), Honor Guard (6), Iron Guard (I), Debate (4), Speech (4) , CC (3), Wrestling (3), ADT (2), Acolyte (5), Sword & Shield (I), NHS (2), Pep Squad (I), Thespians (3), Honor Committee (I), Student Gov (2), Drum Maj (I), CC Skiing (I). 93

Tracy Shea ' Twinky " Bravo Co. 5 yrs at HMS llt JV Trk (I) , V Trk (3), JV Wrestling (I), V Wres t ling (3 , Cpt 1), V CC (:2 , Cpt-1), V Soccer (I), VHS (3 ), IDR (3), Tatler (1), Herald (:2), ADT (I) , NHS ( V2), Rangers (3), Honor Commit tee (V2), Honor Guard (1), Iron Guard (I), Class Officer (1), Choir (:2) 94 After 5 yrs at Howe, it is great to be free! Of course I want to thank my parents, especially my father Dad, if it were not for you I could never have become what I am. You ' ve taught me to be confident without being "cockey, " humble without making it obvious, honest without being predictable and so much more. But most of all, you taught me to love. Thanx! I love you Now for my "peers ." (I've never liked that word) Thanxl Fellow Seniors!! for being th ere when I needed you Multiple Juniors: Andy, Cliff, Frank, Gordy, Heather, Angie, Bil/, Damon , Chuck, Eric P. and B for always being fun in one way or another To the sophomores: Hang on Freshmen: You've got a while so get comfortable To: Phil, Andy, Chris and Brian, it's be en quite chaotic, let 's keep it that way!, eughghgh I ra 'ha 's', TO: Cindy, Tanya , La (and a fe w others who need not be mentioned) What can I say? It's been fun. Finally, to anyone that ever cared about my existence at Howe, thanx for everything! Keep your eye on me; I'm gonn a make it! To: The few LSers I recognize as homosapiens (you know who you are) : I've be en th ere ; it gets better! To: the facu/ty n staff-especially Maj Kimball, Maj Coville, Mr Pagin, Mr Marsett, Cpt Barton, Earl, Mr. Choate, Mrs Deter, Mrs. Ulrich Mrs Shields, Mr Morgan, Mrs. Su/cs and Mr Robinson. You've all provided me with some inclining as to wh a t I will nee d to be successful I owe you all. To : Manch, Spot and Brian, possibly my closest friends in th e world, /love you all! Take care Peace.

/, Patrick Spencer, being of warped mind and tired body, do hereby bequeath the following: to the faculty & staff/ leave my deepest appreciation I'd especially like to thank : Mrs VZ, Mr. Fesperman, Mr Pagin, Mrs. Deter, Col & Mrs. Trout, Paul, D.C., Maj Colville, and Mrs. Su/cs. To the Class of '91 I leave Cultural Literacy, Fr Morgan, and Econ. To the Class of '92 /leave 2 more years of "Military Intelligence." To my friends I leave you with a tear, you are the only thing that made my stay here bearable A special thanks to Phil (Heavy 'D'), Cliff, Kendrick, Louise, Nikki, Brian, Frank, and to anyone who ever made me laugh. Most of all, I'd like to thank God, and my parents for helping me up every time I fell. I love you. If we do meet again, we'll smile indeed; if not, tis true, this parting was well made

Patrick Alan Spencer "Spot" Bravo Co. 5 yrs at HMS N/A Band (4 ), Choir (5 ), Speech ( 4), De bate (5), Acolyte (2), Honor Guard (3), Thesbian (2), LS Trk (I), Soccer (3), Wrestling (3), V Trk (I). 95

Aaron Thomas Steele Bravo Company I yr at HMS 2nd Lt Platoon LOR , JROTC Superior Cdt Ci tation , Superintendent's Ribbon, Dis tinguished Honor Cards, ADT, NHS, V CC (Cpt ) , Best Effort Award, V Trk , NFL , Degree of Merit, Honor , Di s tinc tion, Sect Speech Mt ( 3rd pla c e ) , In diana Student Congre s s (State Quali fier ), VHC, Infirmary Bounc e r. 96 I wish to thank my parents and family for making my stay at HMS possible I have learned a /o t1 not just from academics, but about life There are endless ways in which we can forge our future , yet only one becomes our life A determined mind makes all the difference in our deci· sions.

Major. Band (I), Trk (I), IDR (I), Hus sars (I), Honor Grd (J), VHC (2), VHC Officer (I), Cheerleader (I), NHS (2) , ADT (4), Thespians (I), OG (.2)(Pres), BB (3) , (Cpt), Tennis (3) (Cpt), Soft ball (2)(Cpt-.2), Herald (.2), Honor Comm. (I), Iron Guard (I), Student Govn (I), Superintendent's List (4), LS BB (!). 97

I would like to say "Thank-You" to my parents for giving me the opportunity to attend HMS. If it hadn't been for the support of my sister, Joy, my mother, and my three brothers, Nate, Mike and Jim, I might not have been so lucky. Joy (graduate of '89) and Mike (Senior to be and most valuable brother), I will never forget the talks and the Jong lasting jokes we played on each other Jim , thanks for the walks and games we played after lunch. Hey, Doubles Partner, who are you going to get for next year? Thanks, Ali (Frank Jackson) for being there You made tennis fun/ Leanne, thanks for the help you gave and the cheering up, also for the laughter you made me feel inside. I will never forget our friendship. I want to thank Battalion Staff for putting up with me. Chris, Brian, Scott, Jason, Naval, Davey (What's the matter, can't you take it ?), and Ross-/ respect each one of you and I w11/ never forget you guys. Jeff, you're my best friend of the guys I hope we stay in touch. Thank you for your support and teachings: Mr Piper, Mr Malerich, Mrs. Ulrich, Mrs. Vl, Mrs. Deter (4 yrs of Math), Maj Kimball (you 're a very good teacher), Mr. Robinson, Mr. Pagin (Your bad moods and I'm not an oxymoronic person), Mr / Mrs Marsett, Cpt/Mrs Barton, and Mr. Fesperman. I wish I could name everyone who has supported me and given me strength to go on when I wanted to give up. "Good Luck " to the people coming back to HMS: Heather IBoofer), Sunny, Chuck, Damon, and CR. Good Luck, Girls of HMS, you deserve credit for what you do I'm glad I became acquainted with all of you Good Luck, Everyone Bye HMS!! I'll always have my memories

Rebekah Jo Streeter

"Big Mama, Jo, Red , and B Step BS/ Alpha Co 5 yrs at HMS

Christopher J. Delta Co. 4 yrs at HMS Captain Veach Chris V Golf (4-Cpt-:2), JV BB (I), JV CC (2), Honor Guard (2), VHC (3), Lifeguard (I), Student Government (2), Herald (I-Ed-I), OG (I), Iron Guard (I), IDR (I), Sword & Shield (I), NHS (3), ADT (I) 98

First of all, I would like to thank my parents for giving me the opportunity to come to Howe , love you both very much. I would also like to thank the following people for the good timer Tim for all of the battles, Sammy for being a good chill partner, Darryn for(?), Ryan, Boome r, Ted, Vic, Manish, Dawson, and Marlin. Last, but not least, Greg, the millionaire playboy, surfer dude, (or at least he thinks he is) don't turn into the T P.P.M A special thanks to the facult y for putting up with me, plus another hundred people that I can't fit on this page. Definitely last, but not least (well maybe) Cpt Cook. If I had a dime for every time I was called down to yo w office, I would be rich. Just take it easy on the seniors next year if you don't, you might ge l gray hair or an ulcer or something. Seniors 1991: don ' t give up! Graduation will be here befor1 you know it. Overall, my experience at Howe has been very profitable; it is an experience I w1? never forget. Thanks again, Mom and Dad, I couldn't have done it without you. "Good Luck,' Class of '9011

Best

Cannon

First of all, I would like to give a special "thank you" to my parents, Allen and Deanna, for making my stay at HMS possible Mom, Dad, thank you for all the support and encouragement you have provided. I would like to thank all faculty and staff for putting up with me over the years. Thank you for listening, Mr Piper and Mrs. Ulrich for understanding. For all the teachers who have taught me, thank you for the knowledge. I can't always be sure of the right direction in life, but I can adjust my sails and hope for the best I will never forget the friends I've made at HMS/ You guys have made it all worthwhile. Chris, thanks for putting up with my ridiculous vocabulary and for guiding me through all the hassles Scott, for not getting too crazed when I bugged you. Davey, for your joking around. Damon, for going uzi-crazy with me. Todd, for getting extremely ridiculus with me at HH. Abnar, for being a brohound and for all those study halls w/o ''DAK. " Manch, Peace, Buddy. Chuck, Billy M. Frank, Cliff, Heather, Woody, and all the juniors, remember, "What is life? Life is too short." Sorry if I left someone out. How many times do we hear it, it goes on all day Long everyone knows everything; no one's every wrong (until later). Who can you believe? It's hard to play it safe, but apart from a few good friends, we don't take anything on faith (until later). Rush Homeys, remember these words and sayings; rrrrrrroarrrh! Sabatage cud, Slorb DoDe, Hype Chg, Cap, Cap, Cap, Cap! Take care Alumni! Buds Class of '90

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Brian A. Vickers "Buds," "Vic" BS/Echo Co. 3V:i yrs at HMS Major Golf (2), Wrestling (2), (2), Thespians (I), Acolytes (J), ADT (2), NHS (2), Crew ( OG (I), (I-Commander). HH Crew (I), Award, Spirit Award, Sth

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Class of 1990: What goes up

Juniors: Class o f '91 Mrs Deter, Officers : Brockway , Griffin , Streeter, Marsett 102

Heather Brockway Damon Brown David Brown Stephen Costello Brian Crummy 103

Juniors: Class of '91 Andrew Fell Janies Ga lvin Christopher Gray 104

If you th i nk so, you are a foo l Girl s are mean, food is cra pp y Just s end me home and I'll be happy

Juniors: Class of '91

I ca n 't be l ieve I feel t hi s wa y

Christopher Johnson 105

Scott Hesse

Al: the friends which I once had see med to c h ange from good to bad. When I go hom e it's not for long I'm nearly back before I'm gone.

HM S: not my kind of sc hool

John Konopinski "91"

John Konopinski

Francisco Jackson

I see no need in doinG this Public sc hool s are what I mis s. Lots of gir l s, you have a choice All opinions can be voiced.

Dem erits, priv a nd l ate to class Night after night we go to mass Mar ch in g around through snow and sleet Ne ar ly freezing off your feet

I see life pa ss from da y to day All excitement, f u n and play It see ms as t h ough it's all gone away.

Marlin Griffin William Hapner

Lawrence Douglas Laymac Ryan Long Sonya Marsett Alain Menguy William Minor 106

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NO PICTURE AVAILABLE John Paley Frank Perrotta Robert Schaff Juniors: Class of '91 James Patti Clifford Robinson Duncan Rogers 107

Juniors: Class of '91 Jason Smith C hri stop h e r Spa n g ler Eric Srokes Michael Streerer Angela Toedte Ni c hol as Tolley 108

Juniors: Class of '91 Clifton Trout James Wilson Andrew Wisley Sean Wood Joan Zepeda 109

Sophomores Maj Colville, Officers: B. Gray, D. Miller, D. Goldstein, D. Pari s, L. Ball. Jason Baker Theodore Battistone 110 Scott Ba rnhill John Broutin Robert Burkle

Joseph De Bono Christian Genereux Daniel Goldstein James Griffith Jason Grimes Casey Jackson · Brian Karwowski 111

Sophomores: Class of '92 James Kellerstrass Dusti Kis ze ll Robert Kolberg Scott Mccurdy Brad Miller Donovan Miller 112

Sonnenberg Kendrick Taylor Barbara Terry 113

Sophomores: Class of '91

Joseph Sondag

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Freshmen Mrs. VZ, Officers: J. Schuehrer, D. Toedte, J. Hilliard, B. Koch. 114 Elizabeth Aguilera Jason Arnold Shawn Barton Gerald Bouey

Rob Cirillo John Deming John Hrabovsky Merrill Kikkert Benjamin Koch ---Bryan McKee Michael Hall Adam Joseph --Nathan Leffering Theodore Moon Tramel Harris Brian Jutte Jean Lyon NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Dana Mueller 115

Freshmen Michael Robertson Abram Rusnell Joseph Sanjian Leslie Simmon William Sowers Bryan Stewart James Streeter Jeffrey Thompson Douglas Toedte Gilbert Turner Brandon Vermiglio

Freshmen plus Photos Matthew Walton Choir Pr ctice St a tuary Mich Wk Parade Mr Mar se tt Field Day C hu g a-lug Becky Soccer talk Slam Dunk Walton .,. I Flag De tail W t er Tow er Friends

Eighth Grade Arthur Bowlson Shawn Case Andrew Cook Heath DePew Nicole Frederick Matthew Hartwig Brian Jones Jeffrey Leece Alexander Mogen Tauya Morris Kevin Piowaty Jacob Reid Jonathan Russell

Eighth Grade Robert Marsett Mr. Vogelsang. Officers, Bowlson, Marsett. Tatum. Smith. Scott Christopher Taylor Deshon Wolff 119

Seventh Grade Cory Appt Jevon Bowen Adrienne Butler Megan Green Jason Herrygers Lee Marco Jonathan Marsett_"""'...,...-Michael Mieczkow s ki Jason Mitchell Jason Sebald Jack Sondag Brian Urech Christopher Varouh

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Sixth Grade Miss Pera. Officers : Reid. Jordan. Zamberlan, Russell, Miller Melissa Fierna Robert Garland Mauricio Giraldo Kevin Jordan Mark McMillen Kimberly Miller Matthew Petre Ashley Reichert Kevin Reid Timothy Russell Richard Seyferth Jerrad Walters Richard Zarnberlan

Fifth Grade Mr s. Arklie' s 5th Grade Room Carlos Jack s on Jonathan Ju s ti ce Ryan Normand ea u Joel Old s William Richards Jose Sotu s

HMS Board

Trustees has planned and worked diligently to make Howe Military School excellent academically. modern physically, and secure financially. The "Howe Family" appreciates their efforts. 124

Arklie, HMS Business Manager

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The Trustees follow , Brenn Arklie Raymond Boaks Dr. Lawrence Bouton Thomas A. Gerow The Rt. Rev F.C. Gray Fred Greenwood Charles E Gross Kenneth G. Herrick Todd Herrick H. David Houser Jack W lmpey John Kirsh Gorden J. McMullen, Jr. Col. Thomas S. Merritt Thomas Parker Travis W. Pearse, Jr Edgar M Perrott John C. Peterson Dr. Melvin L. Vulgamore John C Wattles Col. Merritt, Superintendent. Board Sec The Administration of Howe Military School

Rt. Reverend F C. Gray HMS Board of Trustees President Northern Indiana Conference Bishop Of the Episcopalian Church Gloria Miller, Sec ad- Stall Todd and Kenneth Herrick Treasurer and V President HMS Board of Trustees Son and Father, Alumni Howe School Benefactors

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Glenn Cox, Admissions ' s Officer BS Kent State , MA WMU Marcia Marsett. Admission 's Sec Mom to Many Cadets Major Larry Cowles Assistant Admissions ' s Officer Campus Activity Harry Delle , HMS Accountant BA Western Michigan University Mary Brown , Business Bookkeeper David Marsett, Development Director Adrian, Ottervein, Cochise C Alumni News. VHC Adviser Debbie Seaman, Ass istant Development Officer. Sec BA Olivet College 125

126 Colonel William Trout Commandant of Cadets Richard Piper. Headmaster Shirley Blair, Steward Secretary Colonel Richard VanderM ee r Senior Milit ary Instructor Sally Ulri c h, Sec. to Hdm s Max Taylor, Maintenance Director Cathy Parish, Secretary for The J.R.O.T.C. Departm ent Jim Morgan, Food Steward Susan Medlin , Maintenance Sec

Sandy Shie lds . RN Infirmary Director Mrs. Olenhouse, Seamstress Karen Capp. OMA Relief Nurse James Wire. Hair Stylist Linda Schemmel, LPN And Relief Nurse The Troops Katrina Sulcs HMS Quartermaster Janice Romanyx QM Clerk 127

Johanna Arklie, BS, Western Michigan University, 5th Grade . Faculty Edward Choate, BS, MA , Ball State. Bio. Health, PE, V Wrest., A O. Steven Clark, BS, MA. Western Michigan University. Industrial Tech , Crafts. Tatler. "I WILL INSTRUCT THEE AND TEACH THEE IN THE WAY WHICH THOU SHALT GO: I WILL GUIDE THEE WITH MINE EYE." 1,,M 32:8 Maj E.C. Colville. BA / FRCP , London. Eng land, Sr. Eng, Ger, Latin, F Lang , HD. Susan Deter , BS , Western Michigan Univer sity , Jr. Spon Geom. Alg II, Cale , Math HD. 128 Roger Bauman , BA. MS, Adrian, Indiana Univer s ity, mathematics Carlysle D Chiddister, BM, MA, Western Michigan University, Ball State, Conduct s Mil Band. Choir

Reed J. Kimball. AAS. NYSU, BS, Syracuse U. MS, IU, Physics, Chem, V Soccer. JH BB, Baseball. James E. Malerich BA. Ill College, MS, St. Frances, Eng Dept HD, Academic Dean Gr 5-8, 11th Grd Eng. Faculty Michael Mcilrath, BS, Huntington, MS. St Fran, Sci. Health. PE. V ,Tennis, Wrestling , Baseball Fr Philip Morgan, BSc, University of London , BD , U of Wales, Chaplain, Sacred Studies. 'll -u-.IUr. te" 1--"" u/1-,._.,,,, -.t J. J. •••W'ott 1.1J -.-"''"''"' '- f-"-J""""'-"' -a ..tt d.u II- "'1..«t ""' ""- 1'1. 1916. Paul G. Orsborn, BA. Earlham, MA. Ball State U Span 1-3 , English, Bus Dvr. John A. Pagin. BA, MA, U. of Iowa, Econ, Soc, Humanities, HD, Debate, Sen Spon, OG Spon 129

Leanne Pera, BS. Manch es ter College. 6th Grd, Girls BB Softball Coach Faculty Richard E Shigley. BS Ball State, Math , Acc tg JH BB, JH Soccer, 7th Grd Spon Neil Stilwell, BS, USAF Academy , JH Eng, Hi s t. French, Debate The Herrick statue in the rain. Darlene Van Zuilen, BS. P.U., MA & MLS, WMU. Librn. Tatler Advi so r, 9th Grd Spon James R Vogelsang BEd, LI of Toledo, His tory, Gov, JH Soccer JH Trk 130 Eugene Robinson, BS, P U MA. Ball St. Guid Co un , Hera ld , Crs Co untry, Trk Coach.

Kirb y A Vol z , BS, U of S D , Speech English, Dir e ctor of Theatre. Competitive Speech Coac h Kevin Went z BS Indiana University, Pre Alg. Math, PE. V.BB , V.Trk Coach. h 1s co mmo n kn o wl edge 10 eve r y sc h oo lboy and t>Vc n ev · BitC h l•l or of Ari s, Th 11 all si n ls d ivi d e d inl o tw o par1 s. O n e kind o f 'S in i s ca ll ed a sin of co mm issio n and th at Is ve r y lmpo riant. And It is wh a t yo u ar c do in g wh e n yo u arc rt o in g SO l111!thln g yo u o r1an1. And the o th e r k ind o f si n is jus t th e o pp os h c a nd is ca ll e d a si n of om issi on a nd is e qu a ll y bad in th e eyes o f a ll rig ht thin ki ng p eop le. fr o m Bill y Sunda y 10 Bud d ha And 11 co n s is t s o f 11 0 1 ha v in g do ne so me thin g yo u s huct d ha Ogde n Na.s h Faculty A c ertain Guidan c e Counselor s e e m s to have hi s hands full. Someone is about to be squa s hed Between two hu s ky Se niors! Faith above all else. We call it a privilege to watch Youth deve lop into strong men! There is s o much more to a s port Than winning. There's cooperation I 131

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The Maintenance Crew

Back Row (L to R with name and responsibility): Bill Axley (Shop and All Saints Chapel), John Betts (Academ Building), Mike Bauder (Main Plumber), Rich Brown (Grounds), Marilyn Dowling (Alpha Company), Herman Ra land (Main Carpenter). Paul Lauver (Bravo Company), Gene Medlin (Main. Plumber). Front Row (L to R) : Bi Walker (Delta Company). Glen Moore (Main Carpenter), Chris Betts (Academic Building). Bill and Joye Ma (Gymnasium, Quartermaster, Lima and Mica Companies), Earl Cleveland (Echo Company), Susan Medlin (Ma · Secretary). Max Taylor (Director of Maintenance). Bob Crabtree (West Hall), Harrold Engle (Main. Mechani and Ron Miller (Grounds) were unavailable.

Both lntramurals (above) and Cheerleading (below) are alternate physical activities. Cadets not in a sport are required to attend lntramurals 3 days/wk. The Cheerleaders: Frederick, Aguilera, Settle. Smith. Feima f. Miller. Their spon: Mrs. Settle

The JH Soccer Tearn played hard I The Team (photo below): Soctt, Coach Bauman, Taylor, Wolff, Jones, DePew, Case, Marsett, R, Coach Shigley, Apt. Hartwig, Reid, K, Garland, McAvoy, Tatum, Modric, Next Row: Bowlson. Varough, Wright, Russell, J., Sondag, Jordan, Uich, Piowatey. Front: McMillen, Miller, K., Olds, Nash, Normandeau, Zamberlin, Chand MVP: Scott. G. MIP: Bowlson, A. BE: Tatum, M.

Varsit y Soccer Check out the players , Paris scoring, The Big Team. Lawrence kicking. and Wood, Nawrot G others warming up. Team Members : L to R (Back Row) Coac h Kimball. 0 Pari s, S. Wood. S. Mt:Curdy, {2nd ) C. Genere u x. 0 , Brown, J. Palli, J Kc ll er st ra si;,, Coach Vogelsan g ( 3rd Row ) T. She a. J. Kalnins. S Rhyan, T. J. Nawrol. C. Macchoinc, (F r on t ) A. Lawrence, B Vickers, C. Cole , B. Koch. MVP , Cole MIP , Shea f. McCurdy BE, Nawrot f, Rhyan 133

JH Cross Country V Letter Winners , D Feld man , L. Marco, P Russell, J. Marsett, J. Justice Reserve winners : T. Russell . C. Jack son, R. Seyferth . Manag e r : M. Feldman. 134 MVP , Russell , P MlP : Justice , J. BE , Marsett , J Coac h Ross. L. Mar c o , R Se yferth J Mar se ll Kn eelin g Paul f. Tim Ru sse ll. J Ju s ti ce f. C J ac ks on

The Team is represented in thes e photo s. Notice the runners as well as the watchers and their coach. Mr . Robinson. Be low are the CC men: A . Steele, Coach R. , C. Trout. C. Gray, D. Goldstein, and S. Gaines V. Cross Country MVP: Trout, C. MIP: Pluirner, T BE : Steele, A MIP : Marsett. S. BE : Mukumoto, J 135

J.H. Wrestling MVP P. Rus se ll MIP T Russ e ll / $. Case BE J. VanBuskirk / J. Garland The JH Team (L to R): A. Cook, K. Reid, R. Garland. B McAvoy, S Case J. Russell, C. Appt, J. Walters, T. Russell, P. Russell, I. VanBuskirk

Varsity Team (L to R)

The : Coach Mcilrath, J. Hoy, G. Wrinn, D. Merchant, E. Perkins, T. Harris, S. Wood, T. Holmberg, B. Vickers, R. McClellan, W. Sprague, Coach Choate. (Front): T . Shea, J. Thompson, R. Costello, T. Knoerzer, M. Pandya, J. Hrabovsky, G. Ross, T. Marvis, B. Koch, J. DeBono. G. Davey.

MVP D. Merchant MIP T Harris BE G. Ros s I I I 137

Seventh/Eighth Basketball 7th Grd Team: J. Marsett, *M. Hartwig, *H. DePew (Cpt), R. Bowles, *C. Taylor, *R. Garland, Coach Shigley, *K. Jordan , *L. Marco, C. Appt, *R. Sey forth. 8th Grd Team : Coach Kimball, *B. McAvoy , *R. Mar sett, B. Jones, *S. Modric, T Morris, J Reid, D. Wolff , *M. Tatum. *G. Scott, S. Case * Letter Winners Below, Mr Shigley k ee ps the stats.

Instructions for attack are given Howe Ladies' Basketball MVP R Streeter MIP S. Marsett J. Mukomoto BE H. Brockway. A. Toedt e (Top of Page) D. Miller, * L. Ball, A. Fleming, * J. Mack, "A. Toedte, (Cpt) *S. Marsett, Coach Pera, P. Smith, C. Wuthrich, * J Mukumoto , * R Streeter (Cpt), *H Brockway (Cpt). Managers were Phil Smith and Donovan Miller. Advise came from many; lots of effort went into it 139

JV Basketba ll

The JV basket ba ll t eam finished a disappointing 5 10 this sea son. When we started the yea r we felt we co uld win b e twee n 7 9 games. Aft er the seaso n was done, I srill fe e l th e r e were :2 or 3 ga me s that we let s lip away. We were very young this year finishing with 3 freshmen a nd 2 so phomor es that hadn ' t played mu c h previously and ju st :2 juni ors to th e t ea m Fres hman Todd Pluimer led us in sco rin g, r e bounding and assists. Kerry Snyder wa s th e mo st impr oved play er, by o nl y averaging a littl e over I point a ga m e th e first 8 g ame s. In hi s la s t 7 games he scored in doubl e fi g ur es twic e, and ave ra ged over 6 point s a game! Jim Streeter wa s by far the play e r who gave us the best effort all seaso n lon g. This team had a 3 game winning st reak at on e p oi nt and won 2 of it s last 3 games to finish strong. Coach Ros s. Th e team ( lower R): D Elkins, T Pluimer, S. Smith. Coach Ros s D Pari s, S. Barton, J. Streeter, and K Snyder 140 MVP : Pluimer, T. MIP : Snyder. K. BE : Str eete r , J.

MVP : Damon Brown MIP : Jack so n BE, Dawson Over all it was a " working" year. Everyone tried hard and cooperated real well. We'll be backl The team (lower L): Coach Wentz, F. Jackson , C. Col e A. Dawson, A. Farrakhan, Coach Ro ss B. Arnold C. Hay s K Taylor, J. Bas se l.

142 Junior High Go l f (L to R): J. Olds , K Miller. J. Bowen, J. Leece , S. Modric, Coach Chiddister , B McAvoy , A Mogan, J. Herryger , C. Varouh Coach Chiddister said that this was a really good group of young people to golf with MVP -5. Modri c MIP J Old s BE J Herryg er BE2 K Mill er

Varsity Golf (On Post): B. Vickers, C. Veach. (L to R): Coach Bauman, J. Barnhill. S. McCurdy, P. Smith, B. Crummy, J. Naval, T. Holmberg, S. Allan, S. Smith, J. La Bo, F. Hays, D. Miller, M. Kikkert. MVP C. Veach MIP-5. Allan BE J. Barnhill 143

144 MVP J. Mack MIP L. Ball H Bro c kway BE B Streeter A Toedte Softball Conference, Coach, Pitch e r. Catcher Softball Team ( Back. L to R), As st. Coac h King A Toedte, H Brockway, L. Ball. J . Ba sse ll. A ssr. Coach Ba sse ll. T Walt e rs , T. Morri s. ( Row ::l ), K Smith. J. Mukumoto. C. Wuth e r · ich , S. Mar se tt. B. Terry J. Lyon, Coach Pera. ( Front ), J Mack, R Streeter. Thi s year's cooperation & be tt er r eco rd t e lls the effort story. ....

Baseball Team (Back. L to R) : D Toedte, G Gillis. M Streeter, F. Perrotta, F Jackson, J. Kolberg. B. Sears Shultz. J Bas sell. J. Hoy (Kneeling), N Tolley, E. Perkins. R. Burkle. T Pluirner, J. Konopinski, J Sanjian, J Patti, T. Badtistone. ( Front ): S. Wood. A. Lawrence, S. Fox. C. Snyder. J. Zapata, J. Streeter Coach report : "Best season in 4 yrs, Real Hustle!" Baseball MVP C. Snyder MIP F. Jackson, J. Hoy BE R. Burkle Burkle brings equipment to dugout. 145

Tennis MVP M Streeter MIP -F Jackson BE D Miller The Tennis Team (Back, L to R): Coach Mcilrath. H. Brockway, D. Miller, J. Thompson, J. Sanjian , M. Griffin. E. Aguilera, L. Ball, Asst Coach Pera. (Middle): M. Streeter, J. Hilliard, J. Naval, J Streeter, R. Streeter, F. Jackson. (Front): J. Bassali , Damon Brown 146 Frank Jackson

The HMS Rifle Team The Rifle Team (Back, L to R): Col. VanderMeer, J. Paley, C. Jarvis , J Galvin, A Wisley, (Row 2) D. Hansen, J Mack (Row 3): F. Perrotta, A Messimer, M. Fox, J. Wilson, (Kneeling) : W. Modesitt, T Meeker, W. Hapner, M Czapski. MVP W Hapner MIP D Hansen BE A Messirner 147

148 Jr High Track MVP G Scott MIP M. Tatum BE G. Scott V Track Awards MVP T. Nelson MIP A. Farrakhan BE -C. Cole Manager : D. Elkins Th e JH Team (Back. L to R) : H. DePew. J Marsett, J Mitchell, M. Tatu 111 , C. Taylor. Coac h Ross. ( Row :2 ): R. Garland. S. Case, M. Giraldo, M Hartwig T Rus se ll. ( Front ): R Normandeau. M Mikow sk i, J Walter s, R Seyforth, R Zamberlan. Co l e ovl.' r th L' Cd f:C' Long distance runner hoofing it. C. Cole over th e top

Trout

The V Team (Back, L to R) : Coach Wentz, C. Gray, A. Farrakhan. J Goodrich, A. Steele, S. Gaines. Coach Robinson, (Middle): D. Merchant. J Kellerstrass, D Paris, C. Cole. T Messimer. P. Spencer, J Thompson, A. Fell, W. Arnold. (Front): C. Robinson. C. Johnson. M Pandya, T. Harris, T. Nelson, D. Goldstein, D. Hansen, T Shea. Walton sailing through Coach Ross accepts the second place trophy after The Tingley as The White Pigeon coach awaits his turn as champion teams compete C. runs the -

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The crew, Menguy, Deming, Mukumoto, Kikkert. Rev. Timson, Marsell, Terry, Rusnell, Mr. Volz, Rocky, Kellerstrass, (seated), Aguilera, DeBono, Macchione, Toedte. Jarvis, Morabito

On Golden 'Pond by Ernest Thompson

The Howe Military Theatre presented the play, On Golden Pond, for parents. corps of cadets and the community, on Friday, May II. 1990. The audience enthusiastically acknowledged the touching drama and the acting abilities of the cast. Christopher Macchione and Angela Toedte capably played the parts of Mr. and Mrs. Thayer as the action unfurls around them. Christopher Jarvis plays a cheerful mail deliverer with a contagious laugh, while Elizabeth Aguilera and Brian Morabito play the "second time around" newly weds with a young son, played by Joseph DeBono. Mr . Volz. and Dr. Timson, you and your terrific crew did a great jobl Synopsis 1 This year Norman Thayer finds life at their summer cottage , uninteresting. Ethel keeps working at helping Norman find positive activities. Charlie, the mailman, adds his good hurnor, but it is the Thayer's new energetic teenage grandson. Billy, who really starts Norman living again Chelsia, the Thayer's daughter, brought happiness to everyone with her marriage to Bill Ray. The lesson, Life with its problems goes on We live one day at a time and we make our own happiness our own " Golden Pond ."

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152 Academic Outstanding Musician ... Midd le Schoo l Medal. Si lver: Kimberly J . Miller Go ld : Kevin R. Piowaty All Poi nt s C h ampio ns hip Fr Je nnin gs Award. Bron ze: Michael Tatum Silv er: Kimberly J. Miller Go ld : Jonathan D. Marsell Excellence in penmanship David C. Jord a n Medal. Silver: Melissa Fiema Go ld i Car lo s A. Jackso n Excellence in Religion Rev Ea rl T. Jennin gs Medi.ll. Go ld : Phillip P. Smi th C urr e nt Events Exa mination Award. St.?co nd Place: He ath F Depew f irsl Place: Jonathan S. Russell Greatest Impr ove me nt during year Rev Irving Todd Memorial Medals. Sil ver: Car lo s Ja ckso n Gold, Jonath a n A Justice Best Spi rit Medals Parent's Association Awards for best all around attitude Co. " L" Silver: Joel K. Olds Gold: Richard J. Zamberlan Co. " M " Silveri Jay K Chand Gold: Jeffrey W. Leece Ranking Cadet of 5th Grade Academic Dean's Medal. Silver : Jonathan A. Justice Gold: Ryan D Normaneau Ranking Cadet of 6th Grade Superintendent's Medals. Silver: Richard J. Zamberlan Gold: Kimberly J. Miller Ranking Cadet of the 7th Grade John C Daller Medals. Silver: Lee P. Marco Gold: Jonathan D. Marsett Ranking Cadet of the 8th Grade John C. Daller Medals. Silver: Jonathan S. Russell Gold: Michael Tatum Mo s t Earnest Endeavor Dean 's Medals Silver: Richard J Zamberlan Gold: Kimberly J. Miller Marx D Merrell Greatest Academic Progress Award : Richard T. Seyferth Greatest Progress in the Band Ross M. Gregory Medals. Silver : James P. Galvin Gold : Douglas J. Lacmac Outstanding Achiev e m e nt in Instrumental Music John Philip Sousa Award Won by : Sonya M Marsell Excellence in Band Musi c The Hetu Memorial Music Medal and Trophy Won by : Phillip P Smith Band Con1mander's Award Baton given by Band Director Won by: George R Ross C hoir Award for Vocal Excellence E.A Khamis Medal : Tra cy T Shea Te nnis Doubles Tournament School Trophy : Damon Brown & J e ff Hilliard Tennis Singles Tournament B B Bouton Trophy : Michael A Streeter The Haberly Medals for school activities participation. Bron ze: Donovan K. Miller Silver: Rebekah J Streeter Gold : George R. Ross Most Improved Speaker Michael Kurtis Medals. Silver: Douglas R Elkins Gold i Daniel J . Goldstein Excellence in Speech Interpretation C.T. Marsh Plaque and Medal : Marlin Griffin Current Events Examination Awards. Second Place: William R. Hapner First Plac e : Andrew B. Fell Accounting Proficiency Award ... 2nd yr. accounting .. . Grade of "A". Won by : Christian F L. Cole & Nicholas L. Tolley Old Guard Debate Plaque Tea m with best debat e record for year Won by : George R Ross & Elizabeth E Aguilera

Awards Brown University Book Award, Andrew B Fell Greatest Academic Progress in Grades 9,I0.11,ll •.. Paren1'1 Affoclatlon. Grade 9 Silver i Tramel L. Harris Goldr Shannon D. Barton Grade 10 Silver i Joseph D. Sondag Goldi John C. Broutln Grade II Silveri Christopher B. John•on Goldi Juan G. Zepeda Grade 12 Silver , Ryan M. Burke Goldr Gregory A. GiUls National Honor Society of Howe Mllltary School ..• "Best Estay" Award Freshman: Phillip P. Smith Sophomore : Donovan K. Miller Most Progress made toward Excellence In U.S. Hl•tory ••. Roser Zuercher Medals Silver: Angela D. Toedte Gold: Juan G Zepeda Excellence in Algebra II Headmaster'• Medal1. Sliver Christopher J. Gray Gold i Kerry J. Snyder Highest Proficiency In chemistry • •• The Charles Norton Medal. Won by 1 Kerry J. Snyder Highest Achievement In Biological Science ••• C:arl Tingley Memorial Medal. Won by : Michael J. Hall Highest Proficiency in Geometry .. • Shirley R. Glenn Memorial Medal. Gold : Donovan K. Miller Excellence ln Calculus The Mathematics Department Medal. Won by Rebekah J. Streeter Alpha Delta Tau • Good Citizenship Award. Best All around Attitude. Won by : Janis N. Kalnins 11th Grade World Affairs Award Second Place. Michael C. Czapski First Place: William R. Hapner Best SP,irit Medals Presented by Parent's Assoc. for Best Attitudes. Co.' A'' Silver r Tiffany K. Walters Goldi Heather L. Brockway Co."B"-Silver1 Juan G. Zepeda Gold, Jeffrey D. Thompson Co."D" Silver1 Christopher B. Johnson Goldi Jason M. Sonnenberg Co."E" Silver1 Serge J. Allan Gold i Todd P. Holmberg Excellence in a Foreign Language •.. language Department Medals French: Christopher J. Gray Latin: Scott C. McCurdy Spanish, Kerry J, Snyder Outstanding Thespian Plaque & Medal , Christopher W. Macchione Frank M. Little, Sr Memorial Medals Gift of Frank M. little family. Excellence in Senior English: Todd P. Holmberg Excellence in American History, Michael A. Streeter, Honorable Mention : A. fell, A. Dawson Excellence in Senior Mathematics: Andrew B. Fell Senior Cadet Contributing most to Church , Jennifer L. Mack Ranking Cadet of the 9th Grade. Silveri J.D Thompson Gold: M.J. Hall Ranking Cadet of the 10th Grade. Silver. D.K. Miller Gold , K.J. Snyder Ranking Cadet of the 11th Grade. Silveri M.A. Streeter Gold i A.B. Fell Ranking Cadet of the 12th Grade. Silver: Theodore Nelson Gold: Rebekah Streeter Outstanding Contribution to Church Activities: Christopher J. Veach Most Trustworthy Cadet McKenzie Gold Medal, Kerry J. Snyder Christian Courtesy (Junior) . . . F.M. Howe Medal : Michael A. Streeter Christian Character (Senior) Fr Young Gold Medal. Rebekah J. Streeter R.O.T.C. Scholarships •.• U.S. ARMY, Aaron T. Steele (3-4 Yrs) U.S.A.F.: Damon C. Merchant (4 yr)1 U.S. ARMY , Tracy T. Shea (4 yr) Theron Richardson Memorial Scholarship1 Christian F.L. Cole

The Color Guard, HMS 1990

Mother's Day Dance

Everyone likes the ACD Museum. What better place for the Mother's Day Dinner-Dance. The Surroundings lend themselves to the military pomp and colorful ceremony. Seniors received their blankets after walking through the raised sabres of the syncronized Iron Guard with the person or persons of their choice. The Color Guard presented the colors formally and the dance was lively and fun.

Veach & Mother

Senior Dinner Seniors and their families enjoyed an evening filled with good friends. comra dery, talk. and wonderful food. You can't beat thatl The perfect cake. (Far left) Servers. Photographer Arnold. 153

The Seniors brought in score after score! The Faculty worked harder ... in fact too hard ... Mr. Mac got a concussion from diving energetically after a ball. The faculty regrouped and won the game as usual!

The Seniors ran the score up right away They wanted rev e nge Seniors vs Faculty It was a rather dark day with the sun hidden except for an occasional bright beam shining through the overcast sky.

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Mr Vogelsang pitched, a big crowd watched

And one day love will bring us back around again. I know love will bring us back around again.

Copy 1988 O'Ryan. In c. E1111l y Boot h In c, All 1-! ig hl s lnlt:rn ationil l Copyrig lu Sccu rt:' d 155

And I know that thru it all The hardest part of love is letting go But there's a greater love that holds us Pray for me and I'll pray for you Pray that we will keep the common ground Won't you pray for me and I'll pray for you

I wish we didn't have to say goodbye But I know the road He chose for me Is not the road He chose for you

And one day love will bring us back around again.

So as we chase the dreams we're after ... Pray for me and I'll pray for you Pray that we will keep the common ground Won't you pray for me and I'll pray for you

Painted on our tapestry

Thru time you've been a friend to me But time is now the enemy.

n Here is where the road divides Here is where we realize The sculpting of the Father ' s great design

We see the way it has to be Weaving through the laughter and the tears But love will be the tie that binds us

To the time we leave behind us Memories will be our souvenirs

Love Will Bring Us Back Around Agai

The above song written by Michael W. Smith, was submitted to the Tat/er as possible copy for our 1990 yearbook publication by Becky Streeter. She said it is the best way for her to describe her feelings for the people whom she loves at Howe.

The Senior Picnic/Buffet Was Wonderful Cadet Holmberg is deep in a conversation with small buddy Davey enjoys the talk. too. 156 Cdt. Jarvis & Family

The Crew puts the Cannon away How About This Cool Carl One last crossing of the field 157

Battalion Staff bring corps to attention It's all over but the shouting!

A iriend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature. Emerson

Theodore D. Nelson became a Howe Military Cadet for his eighth grade year and stayed to mak e quite a record both academically and athletically. Although Ted did not compete during that first year as a cadet, he did feel that he might have some potential as an athlete. He began serious training during his Freshman year and got some really good ins t ruction from the coaches and some excellent competition from the upper class men track stars! Ted took it all in and it helped improve his starts, breathing, strides, accelerations, finishes ... everything that goes into making the best run (sprint) possible.

Ted's Page

Warming up for the big one

Ted ran as a member of the Howe Military School Track Team during his four high school years. He qualified for the State Finals in the 100 meters and the 200 meters in his 10th, 11th, and 12th grades. He owns the school records in the IOOM (10. 7) and the 200M (21.8). Ted was Sectional Champ in the IOOM and 200M the last two years Ted ran the home leg of the Howe Military School record setting relay team in 1989. ( 44.2 still stands at HMS). Nelson, Salutatorian of his graduating class, plans to attend Deni son University of Granville, Ohio, where he will pursue a liberal arts degree in either psychology or economics. Of course he will be out for track, too!! "Quite a guy that Ted Nelson!"

Heading for home, Nelson ties for second. (10.67) Indianapolis, June :2, 1990. We're proud of you, Ted ... Look out Denison1 i here he ii!' 0 i 0.. 161

James Bryant Conant

nThe primary concern of American education today is not the development of the appreciation of the life' in young gentlemen born to the purple . . . . Our purpose is to cultivate in the largest possible number of our future citizens an appreciation of both the responsiblities and the benefits which come to them because they are Americans and are free."

nour entire Marriott Food Service Staff wish to congratulate the Class of 1990. We hope you will achieve your lifetime goals and much success in the future."

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166 * Do You Need Travel Plans Made For Your Groups? Air Sea Bus-Train-Hotel-Sightseeing Do You Need Your Documents Notarized? Have All Lega l Forms Affidavits Contracts of Sale Ackn owledgments Bills of Sale Chattel Mortgages Crop Mortgages Leas es Power Of Attorney Promissory Notes Ven dor 's Lein Notes Release Of Vendor's Lein Protest Notice To Quit Trust Deeds Notice Of Protest Quit Claim Deeds Warranty Deeds ... And More Real Estate Agency Contracts Simple Wills * MEMBER OF AMERICAN SOCIETY OF NOT ARIES A Detroit Michigan Wayne County Location Call Connie Smith (313 873-8883 Congratulations Theodore Nelson • * Class of 1990 From Connie Smith Grandmother Margaret Butler Patriot Inn FIRST MOTEL SOUTH OF TOLL ROAD ON HIGHWAY NO. 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 *Color TV SOUTH OF TOLL EXIT 121-2 MILES ON STATE ROAD 9 HOWE, INDIANA 46746

PRICE'S LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING Comp lete Laundry and Dry C leaning Service 40 1 E. Central Avenue LaGrange Phone : 219 562-4189 Indiana CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1990 Jae & Madonna J. C. PENNEY Downtown Sturgis, Michigan -Retail Store Phone: 616 651-5870 -Catalog StoreTo Place An Order: Phone 1-800-212 6161 To Inquire About Your Order: Phone 1-616 651-8585 167

Your Mother Father Brothers

Cadet Theodore D. Nelson

Audrey Nelson Elijah Nelson Maurice Nelson Samuel Nelson Niece Cathy Roshinsky

The day you were born, I looked into your eyes. I said this is a child that will make the sunrise. I loved you, I cuddled you, I raised you with pride, because one day I knew you would make it with stride. We are proud of you, my son. What else can we say, but keep on stepping all the way. We all know you will make it to the top of the hill and then you will see how good it will feel. May God Bless you and keep you. We all love yo u very much and are very very proud of you.

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A special thank you to the staff of HOWE MILITARY SCHOOL for the care and giving. If it had not been Theodore Nelson would not be in the CLASS OF 1990 864-8195 Proud Parents Elijah Audrey Nelson EVHEKA & q]ecu& Jalotv LADIES HAIR CUTTING A SPECIALTY Children's Hair Cut With Care EDDIE ELLIS, Proprietor Russell C. Boyd Barber & Cosmetician Dave Pitts, Barber 2237 PURITAN AVE. DETROIT, Ml 48238 Class of 1990 CONGRATULATIONS CADET Theodore D. Nelson 169 ....

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Thank you and Congt·a tulations ! This is just the beginning ! We love you. Vou have made us pt oud Love Mom, Dad, & Ben Special thanks to Capt. Canada, Mt s. Cook, Mt· Mm gan, Mt·. Chiddistet·, Mr Malet·ich, and Mt·. Pipet· fot· theit· exfra cat·e and effod. Congratulations and Much Success to the Class of 1990. Dr. g Mrs. Joseph H. Banks 175

176 CONGRATULATIONS ! LT. CHRIS JARVIS & THE CLASS OF 1990 A special thanks for the guidance and support of Cpt. Barton, Mr. Piper and the faculty and staff of Howe Military School. Love, Mom & Ryan Congratulations Greg! Love, Mom t Dad _ .:.::::::. 1 ,.. -r.,...--,.. ' 0--- t \ = 1i

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CONGRATULATIONS CAPTAIN TODD HOLMBERG! WE HAVE WATCHED YOU GROW UP OVER THE YEARS, BUT WHAT AN ACCELERATION OVER THE LAST TWO YEARS AT HOWE MILITARY SCHOOL. YOU HAVE ACHIEVED MUCH AND WE KNOW YOUR FAMILY IS EXTREMELY PROUD OF YOU YOUR FRIENDSHIP WITH CHRISTIAN HAS BEEN A DELIGHT FOR HIS MOM AND MYSELF AND WE KNOW BOTH OF YOU WILL ACCOMPLISH ALL THOSE DREAMS. MAY SUCCESS ALWAYS BE PART OF YOUR LIFE . LOVE, JIM DANIELLE 18 1

182 Congratulations to the 1990 Class and Also to Our Son LTC. Christian F.L. Cole, Battalion Commander. WE HAVE ALWAYS KNOWN nyou ARE THE BEST" AND WE ARE SO VERY PROUD OF YOU. THE MOST EXCITING THING ABOUT YOUR GRADUATION IS KNOWING YOU NOW HAVE THE NECESSARY SKILLS TO CONTINUE BUILDING UPON YOUR IMPRESSIVE LIST OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS. FOR AS LONG AS GOD WILL ALLOW, YOUR MOM AND I WILL ALWAYS BE THERE FOR YOU. LOVE, MOM g DAD

OUR SINCERE APPRECIATION TO THE HOWE MILITARY SCHOOL FACULTY AND STAFF FOR ALL YOU HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO THE DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATION OF OUR SON, LTC CHRISTIAN COLE. YOU HAVE PREPARED HIM WELL FOR HIS NEXT STEP IN LIFE. UTHANK YOU" SEEMS TO BE INADEQUATE FOR ALL YOU HAVE DONE, BUT IT IS INDEED HEART-FELT. JIM t DANIELLE COLE 183

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Congratulations and Good Luck to: Javentino Naval, Ill, our son. Love, Mother and Dad 189

190 Congratulations Cpt. Timothy A. King We are very proud of you. You are a special young man to us. Love Mom, Dad Carla, Mike § Angie 1990 Ta tier Patrons Mr . & Mrs. J. W . Ball Mr. & Mrs. Larry Bowen Dr & Mrs Robert J. Burkle Michael & Kathryn Burnham Mr. Richard Bryant Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Carson Dr . Frances. G. Couch Mr. & Mrs Victor DeBono Mr. & Mrs B.J Donkerbrook Mr. & Mrs. David Foran Mr . & Mrs. Stephen J. Fox, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Frederich Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Gray Suzy & Fred Hayes Mr. & Mrs. James D Hapner Phil & Linda Hoy Mr . & Mrs. John Hrabrovsky Mr . & Mrs . Peter Jones Mr. & Mrs Oscar Jutte Mr & Mrs. Donald L. Kellerstrass Mr . & Mrs . John Laymac Dr . & Mrs . Alain Menguy Mr. & Mrs Jim Mueller Ms Katherine Mukumoto Mr. Thomas Patti, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Frank Perrotta Ross & Tate Funeral Home Royal Transmissions of Roseville Dr & Mrs John P Smith Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Stewart Mr. & Mrs. Howard S. Stibel Dr & Mrs. Tetsus Tatsumi Dr & Mrs William Veach Congratulations to all the fine cadets on their achievements in 1989 901

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.

To laugh often and much:

PARENTS'

-Ralph Waldo Emerson HOWE ASSOCIATION, INC.

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Mr Clark's ' 19 Chevy g Admirers Ecology Crew planted a tree Iron Guard s naps to Bik e r, David Brown carrie s a Chip 3 Fri e nds , Varouh , Sondag. Urech

Howe. Alma Mater. loyal sons we stand To pledge our love to thee with heart and hand1 faithful are we throughout this life till death 1 We'll sing thy praises with our latest breath . Thy love so kind hath led us in the past ,. In thy fair walls our happy lot was cast; And day by day as down life's path we trod. Thy wholesome guidance brought us nearer God. Now year by year as we our way pursue . Recall to us thy teaching ever true. Refresh us daily where so e'er we be, All through this life we gladly look to thee. Once more before thine Altar low we bend. Pledging our deep devotion without end. Hear thy true sons as joyous voice we raise, Howe, Alma Mater, thine be all our praise.

Doub le Dunking!

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The Tat/er Staff Salutes You! Editor: Clifton Trout Asst. Ed.: Marlin Griffin Campus Life Chairman: Angela T oedte Assistants: Elizabeth Aguilera Aaron Steele, and Louise Ball Academic Chairman: Marlin Griffin Assistants : Christopher Gray Phillip Smith Extra Curricular Chairman : Tracy Shea Assistants : Nick Tolley Pat Spencer. and Ag Art Chairman: Frank Perrotta Assistants: Elkins and Spot Typist: Mrs. Van Zuilen Advisors : Mr . Clark and Mrs. VZ Photographers: Mr. Clark. Mrs. VZ. A. Steele, M Griffin, and others. • 195

HMS 1990 Friend s \ "The Future!?

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