Activities

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Activities

PARENTS' WEEKEND

Hard Work Does Not Go

1'H Jon 'Knight and Gorn Eggleston

three weeu of "plebeship", sons and daughters were re, united with their parents on September 20,22. :Hugs and kisses from parents and familH members were exchanged all weekend. 'Ghe holidaH began with most parents and families showing up at 10:00 AOJ on Saturda9. 'Ghe C1tdets then showed their families around campus and attended teacher conferences. 'Ghe cadets were treated to a picnic organized b9 the :Howe 'Parents' }\ssociation. 'Ghe weather was great, which gave the cadets a chance to meet with other cadet's parents and famil9 members. lunch was over, the plebes were allowed to go off campus with their families until 10:30 'POJ that night.

On Sunda9, the plebe ceremon9 was held. At that time the plebes received their :Howe crests and became fulHleged members of the cadet corps. 'Ghe cadets were then allowed to go off campus for the OJost of the cadets went out to dinner and went bowling or shopping in the nearb9 towns.

5roI£Er '.Howe Cadets J. 'Knight, 'It Ingram with 'Kara Gran, inger, 'l1. Anderson and J. 'Knight enjo9 the famil9 picnic and sunn9 weather.

Unrewarded

:HE'!:I!! 'Plebe Eggleston off\ciallH be, comes a part of the cadrt corps. '.During the plebe ceremonM, he was presented the :Howe Crest b9 .Ct. 'RoHman and SSg. Griff\th.

'.FOOD, '.FOCKS '.FU'l'l! ffian9 families enjo9ed the fut:iv, ities. t;he Mounger Ht seemed especial19 taken with the cannon outside the mess halt

t;:J{E CO.LORSI :Howe cadets parade in front of familH and friends during the 'Parents' Weekend celebration.

'YOU SEE I'(l) HeftJ Cadet Crouch en, joHs a meal at the 'Parents' Weekend picnic.

FRIENDS SHARE THE WEEKENl

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13A'.B'Y FOOD O'R OJESS '}{A.CC 'FA'RE: Visitors, old and Houng alike, enjoHed picnicking outdoors on the warm sunnH weekend.

A 'FU'GU'RE CA'DEt;? Sgt. '13ierkamp poses with his 13UOOIESf Junior ':High students Jerem9 Frohr 9oung brother during the 'Parents' Weekend activities. and 'l1ick IDedenstorer joined the crowds at the ents' 'Da9 picnic.

A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A PLEBE

bH James Streeter and Jake Schuehrer

A plebe is a new student undergoing a period of orientation. 't;his orientation is structured to rapidlH teach new cadets the histoTH and traditions of 'H.00.S. A plebe's life revolves around self discipline, self,respect and above alt, respect for his peers.

Ghe plebes dailH routine consists of performing their schedule with the rest of the Corps, except theH must button their top shirt button at alt times and must run to their designated places when not marching. Under no circumstances wilt a plebe be altowed to speak unless a cadet or master addresses them.

At the end of the three weeks, the plebe orientation comes to a close. Once theH have earned their crests, the plebes become fult fledged cadets. 't;he facultH, staff, and Corps acknowledge that without the three week plebe training session, the new cadets would not progress as quickl9. (Above J CG. 'Rossman assists Ct;. Griffith in handing the 'Howe Crest to '.Plebe '.Phillips.

MILITARY BALL

And Senior Ring Ceremony

13H 'Dionice CD. Eddings 'Ghe Founders' 'Da9 13all, held at the Centut"H Cen, ter, proved to be a success. 'Ghere was food, drinks and dancing. '.Eve11Jone was awestruck when the Iron Guard, commanded hH SFC 'Gramel 1iarris, slowl9 walked onto the floor. One bH one, the class of1992 slowlH descended the stairs. 'Ghe sound of clashing steel echoed through, out the room.

At the end of the Iron Guard stood CDr. 'Piper and 13ishop GraH to present and bless the class rings. Ghe long line of alumni stood off to the side to congratulate the Seniors.

S:HA.C.C WE 'DN11CE-CDaj. 13arb 'Gen"H and her guest dance the night awaH·

A 'B.CESSI'11G--labovel .Ct;. 'Rossman received his ring from 'Bishop GraH·

S'E'11IO'R 'R.1'11GS--lbelow J 'PV'G. Atieh, about to re-ceive his ring from {l)r. 'Piper and 'Bishop Gra9.

CjffG C:HAG-.CGC. 'Donavan ffiiller, his father and Col. Vandermeer enjoH a conversation.

I'R.0'11 GUA'R'D--lleftJ 'Ghe Iron Guard prepare for the Seniors to descend the stairs and receive their class rings.

FOUNDERS' WEEKENL

Weekend Of Memories

Founders' Weekend was a time for memories. Ghe weekend was filled with memorable events like the ffiilita11:J 1'all, drill competition and the lip sHnc contest. 'Ghe 1'all was held on Sat., Oct. 26, at the CentU11:J Center in South 13end. 'Ghe 1'all included a dinner, ring ceremonH and a dance.

'R'EA'IYY A'l1'D IDAl'GI'l1G-'Ghe senior class waits outside the All Saints Chapel for the procession into the chapel on SundaH .

.COO'Kl'11G S'J{A'R'P-lst 'Platoon 13ravo CompanH and 2nd 'Platoon 'Delta CompanH compete in the drill competition held oc SaturdaH· All Companies competed in the competition. 1st 'Platoon 'Delta CompanH won the drill squad streamer.

Em'DS OF S'PECG'RUffi-From the tearful ring ceremonH to the gaieqJ of the lip sHnc, the weekend was a mixture of feelings.

S. OOcCurdH descends the staircase at the 'Ball. (right l 'R. 'Kolberg receives his ring from 'Bishop GreH. Uower Cadets 'D. OOasterson, 'P. Cameron and 'G. Forbes seem to be having an identitH crisis during the lip sgnc.

The Traditio.

BOAR'S HEAD

'Ghe grand celebration was held on 'December 19, 1991. Cadets, familH, facultH, and friends gathered t°' gether at the OJajor OOerrit 'Dining 1-lall to watch the procession of the 'Boar's 1<ead grand march. 'Ghe cast was made up of cadets dressed in colorful costumes. Ghe choir sang Christmas carols, while the band provided the music.

.Cad8 of the manor-!abovel Cadets 1). OJiller and 'D. Eddings plaH the parts of the Cord and the CadH of the manor for 'Boar's 1<ead amusement.

In need of shave-!rightl 'K. SnHder, and .C. 'Ball, the other Cord and CadH of the OOanor, in their colorful and amusing outfits.

Continues

'Ghe master chef-Jim ffiorgen, the food service directOT at J(owe, carries the boar's head into the mess hall.

Just clowning around-lbelow J 'Ghe Gesture, S. 'Krupp leads the candle bearers around the mess hall during the '.Boar's :J(ead '.Dinner.

Alumni Weekend

Alumni Weekend was a time to see the old campus, remember old friends, and relive old times. Alumni Weekend was held on (l)a9 1--3. 'Ghe classes of 1942 and 1952 were hon, ored for their SOth and 40th an, niversafH· A civil war reenactment group sta8ed the weekend, camping bl:J Old Guard pond. 'Dinners, pa, rades, and tours were given to honor former graduates.

PLAZA SUITE

:Howe's OJother's 'Da9 production was 'P.CA2A SUI'UE bH 'l1eil Simon. Ghe show was directed bH OJr. Volz, assisted bH 'Rev. uirnson and OJiss 'Price.

Cadets, familH and friends gathered in 'Bouton Auditorium on the evening of ffia9 8. Ghe crowd was transported with Simon's humor to '11.1-J.C. 's 'Plaza :Hotel.

OJembers of the cast and crew: (clockwise, from .C. J OJukumoto, 'Rusnell, 'Barnhill, OJiss 'Price, OJiner, Eggleston, OJr. Uotz, Wile9, OJalstrom, Elmakais, Silveria, '.FannasH, 'Pollock, Jackson, Griffith, and Arnold. £'11ot 'Pictured, 'Rev. uimsonl

Mother's Day Festivities!

'Ghe second weekend in OJaH was full of activities for cadets and their families. 'Ghe annual OJother, s 'DaH 'Ball was held on Sat., OJaH 9, at the Elkhart CommunitH Center. 1-lighlights of the evening included the Senior 'Blanket CeremonH and dancing for Houng and old. SundaH's events included a service in All Saints Chapel, a parade, and an awards ceremonH.

'BCA'l1'KE'G CE'RECDO'l1'Y-CDr. 'Pagin sends 'Barnhill and CDrs. 'Ghomas through the Iron Guard.

'BUOOIES-labove l enjoH the eve-. ning. ('Below l C'P'G 'Barton escort-. ing a guest to her seat. I'R0'11 GUA'R'D-labovel arches their sabers. ('Below J A "noogie,, of affection for Lewis.

O.L'D GHDE 'ROC'K ''11 'RO.L.L-'Ghe Wests enjo9 the evening.

'DI'RG'Y 'DA'l1CI'l1G-takes on a new meaning. .LAOY.BA'DA-the forbidden dance!

lSG 'P.LAG00'11, EC1{0 co. in the mother's 'Da9 'GA'l1'K 'P'RA'11'K-the StOqJ of crime and punishment. parade.

NEW CONSTRUCTION

'Ghe brand new Industrial Arts building was completed in late 'December. It was dedicated to ·'Pete 'Falt. O)r. 'Fall's dream was to start an industrial arts program at '}{owe, a dream that was carried on after his death in 1974. '}{is dream became a realitH when a friend, George Weasal, started a memorial fund in his name. 'Ghis new I.A. building is located just east of the old industrial arts building. 'Ghe structure is 40' bH 90', "according to instructor Clark. 'Ghe complex has a class room, wood lab, dark room and three restrooms. It was constructed of steel siding and a limestone front. Alt this and more for the price tag of $150,000. 'Ghis price tag includes the work done on the old I.A. building which was converted into an in, tramural gHm. 'Ghis face,lift wilt include new restrooms, new heaters, and a new floor.