Howe Military School was founded in 1884 byJohn Bedlam Howe. It started as agrammar school and eventually grew to its present Many of the buildings have changed over the years, but the traditions remain the same. Some things never change.
Hometown: Saline, Ml
Position: Platoon Leader
Who I'll miss the most: All of my friends, entire class of '08, Mrs. Newby, Mr.Wills, Mrs. Douglass, Mrs. Lehmer, Mr. Hoffman
Most memorable moment: Times in Bravo with Jack Pahl.
Plans after Howe: Major in aerospace science through the Air Force ROTC.
Hometown: San Jose, CA Position: HQ Platoon Sgt.
Who I'll miss the most: Wright and Davis Howe: Go to California and major in business.
Plans after Howe: Go to cottage.
Hometown: Ann Arbo r, Ml
Position: Battalion S-3
Who I'll miss the most: Boris, Luis, Graham, Mark, Ben, Mikey
ost memor moment: Epic b attles with Graham and Boris.
Plans afte owe: Going to college, then Qetti -a 111 overall i k by the Detroit Red Wings.
Hometown: Whitmore lake, M1
Position: Squac;f Leader
Plans after Howe: Go to cdHege and open up my own business.
able moment: Colburn's pants.
Plans after Howe: Go to college
Hometown: Clevland, OH
Who I'll miss the most: Class of '09.
Most memorable moment: When Hawkins shaved his eyebrows
Plans after Howe: Become a millionaire before 25.
Hometown: Toledo, OH
Most memorable moment: Pierson trying to sey Sergeant Hke Colburn.
r Howe: Go to UT and become a pilot.
Hometown: Oxnara, CA
Hometown: Chicago, IL
Position: Batallion Commander
Who I'll miss the most: Mrs. Newby, Mr. Hoffman, J.J., Zheng, Col. Douglass, Ms. Manwani
Most me le nroment: Mr. Hoffman's class when Weeks iarted and got kicked out of class.
Plans r Howe: Go to Loyola Univer$'ly Sf Chicagb.
Hometown: Wheaton, IL
Who I'll miss the most: non Marcown· J Patterson, and Qumr:l Mulligan
Most memorable moment: When Flaisher had to confiscate a book from Colburn's pants.
Plaas Fter Howe: Go to Ulinoi State and get ar.i M.D in Psycbia ry.
Hometown: K J
Plans after Howe: Go to college, become a doct and get a job.
Mikey J. Mori Hometown: Perrysburg, OH Position: Platoon Leader
Mark A. Miller Hometown: Bennsenville, IL Position: Batallion S-2 Who I'll miss the most: Drioupine, Mori, Lopez, and Aynessazian Who I'll miss the most: Mr. Hoffman
Cameron R. Nash Hometown: White Lake, Ml
Dearborn, Ml
Position: Platoon Leader
iss the most: Kevtn Mammoser, Boris, Guire, Sasha, and Shannon Marcotini
Most memorable moment: Tennis bus trips.
Pl s after Howe: Study business mal'Jffgement at Western Michigan . ,,'!lilra
Who I'll miss the most Mori, Miller, Workman, Sass, Tipper, Drioup;ne, all my Q r friends:
Most memorable moment: The bed collapsing.
Ptans after Howe: College, and major in Criminal Justic
Most memorable moment: My first day r ke asked me if I was smart Md right when I said I didn't ha any commOn ::sense I spilled my water all over the place.
Plans after Howe: Go to college for Business Manag
Andrea-Kay Robinson
Hometown: Charleston, IL Position: A-team Leader
Plans after Howe: I plan to go to Eastern Illinois University and go into the ROTC nursing program.
Kyle Robert Sass
Hometown: Steger, IL Position: Echo Company Commander Who I'll miss the most Kevm Mammoser, Karl Vaughn, Jr 1 Drioupine, Pevtsov, and Tipper
Plans after Howe: Attend Norm1cti University and then join the Marines.
Hometown: Howe, IN
Position: Command SGT. Major
Who I'll miss the most: Mrs. Lehmer and Mr. Anders
e moment: When Tony and I were living and I was on the phone in his apartmen.t. He was trylrlg to show off by dancing and he fell to the ground and rolled h is ankle.
Rlans after Howe: Go to college ancf'major Jn Fi
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Hometown: Royal Oak, Ml
Who l miss the most: Maj. Happel, Mr. Bouman, Mr. Efouma, and the Vincents.
Most memorable moment: Too many to count.
e: College or help out y sister with real estate.
Jeffrey Wang Plans after Howe: CollegeHometown: Gas City, IN
Position: Battalion S-5/ mascot
Who I'll miss the most: Webb" Workman, Lopez, Shen, W , Mammoser, Pevtsov Wang, Marcolini, awkins, Kim, Lee S., and Faust
Plans after Howe: Travel a lot, lear foreign languages, and go to
: Seout, Korea
Position: Platoon Sgt.
o I'll miss the most: AH international students, Shannon Lui Lopez, Missv Patterspn, Sara Silver, and Wilson otab oment: The last soccer game of the season oosing 4-0 and Dexter passed me the ball and a goal. I'd never felt that feeling in a game before.
Howe: I want to be a film di rector and attend college in NYC or California.
Hometown: G(and Haven, Ml
PasJtion: Bravo CO. X.0. Whf) I'll mtss the most: Weidlitir, Hunier, Reed, Zheng, Lopez, Joy.al, an.d JegJum
emorable moment: Hanging otit with Hunter during exam week.
Plans after Howe: Join the Marines.
Favorites: Music: Heavy metal or hard core Vehicle: Harley Restaurant: Mexican Fiesta Movie: Super Bad or Dazed and Confused TV Show: That 70s Show Class at HMS: Math
Spectator sport: Football (Michigan Wolverines) Dream Job: Military
Favorites: Music: Rap Yel1icle: Nissan 240SX Restaurant: Gators Movie: Tokyo Drift Class at HMS: Studyhall Spectator sport: Football (Colts) Dream Job: Military
Shannon Marcolinl Joseph Pierson Molly Rabb Jacob Rekiel Jacob Rekiel Trent Lott
Jonathan Adams Peter Bolotnik
Vincent Cavallaro
Glenn Davis Kyle Dostie-First David Fini
Christopher Hoffecker
Robert Jeglum
Kun Lai
Austin Mclallin
Nicholas Molnar
Jayme Nidlinger
Mitchell Columbe
Edmund Hayes
Brooklynn McGuire
Melissa Patterson
Ryan Patterson
Joseph Pless
Blake Sopko
Connor Trinske
John Rohrs in Algebra class.
chool here i much easier than it is in China. She likes the fact that the teachers are re personable here.
Hao Zhe is originally from China. Hao Zhe says that the food here is much different. He really likes that Americans are always trying to make someone laugh.
Sol Kim came from South Korea to attend Howe. She misses her friends in Korea most. Sol loves America because the schoolwork is so and everyone is so nice.
· from China and is there like 1 -itita;;'ing the guitar. For Yi-Jou, .._..,..
a.tis is originally from the epublic of Turkey. He ooes the same things there that does here; school, hang with friends etc.
Aiwen is from Beijing, China. While she is there she likes to listen to music and shop a lot. She likes the style of shopping malls in America because it is so different from that of China's shopping mall designs.
Ma came to America from China. In China, Ma spends his time studying for school. Yet, Ma likes Howe much better than his old school and also enjoys the food more here.
Max is from Ontario, Canada. He loves to ski and participate in outdoor activities. He likes the ethnic diversity America presents.
Je Seung is from Seoul. South Korea. H e loves to wat movies and take naps. 1Bv-.U::1..w:. that American activities. He app at friends here are so helpful when you are having a hard time.
Hexuan was born in China. While he is there he likes to go to school, play basketball and pool, as well as sleep a lot. He says that in America, everything is so fresh and new that there is nothing he doesn't like.
Chang Hoon Lee is from e enjoys eating Korean fOOd vera much. He dislikes American food but tells us he is getting used to the grease and sugar.
Goan-Hee is from South Korea. When he is in Korea at his house he loves to play computer games with his friends. He likes American TV much more than Korean TV.
Sobin is from Korea. Sb loves to be with her friends as often as she can when she is there. Sobin likes that everyone in America speaks English because she loves learning the language.
Hai Bin is from China. He loves to play basketball there and hang out with his friends. He loves the fact that American teachers take such a deep interest in their students.
Chang Hoon Lee
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"My part of n was when Kevin and Greg played Napoleon . and Pedro! My lips hurt real bad."
"The tennis team this year was· very _ artistic. They are quite capable of making interesting shadow art."
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· Derk Haldewa:ng readies him5elf the P?int. ·
Coaches: Mrs. Givens and Mr. Hobbs
Team Captains: Shannon Marcolini and Kari Pihl
MVP: Shannon Marcolini
Best Effort: Yi-Jou Shen
Most Improved: Sara Silver
Below: Dani Easterwood sets up for her serve.
Below: Front row steps up to block a spike.
Above: The back row gets ready to receive a serve.
Below: A team huddle after their win against White's.
"I have really enjoyed getting back into coaching. The girls are great, and I have learned so much this first year. 11
-Coach HobbsDani Easterwood serving up the ball.
11 We didn't have many wins, but we sure did improve a lot over the course of the seasonl"
-Coach Givens-
Above: Danielle Easterwood Above: The cheerleading Brooklyn McGuire, Hayley team stretches before a Shelburne and Liz Garrett have game. f un before the game.
Top right: Karl Vaughn passes the ball to one of his teamates.
Top left: Graham McLaran takes a free throw.
Center: Tip off to begin the game.
Bottom left: To start the games the Howe chearleaders line up to wish them luck.
Bottom right: Karl Vaughn drives in for a lay-up.
Top Row: Jacob Drennen, Graham Mclaren, Hexuan Huang, John Stines, Mitch Columbe, Coach: Mr. Charles Grady
Front Row: John Adams, Chris Thomas, Gaiti Gathecha, Karl Vaughn, Matthew Grady, Hai Ben Zheng, Mike Rohrs
Not Pictured: Kun Lai, Cameron Nash
John Stines received the Most Improved Award.
Christopher Thomas received the Best Effort Award.
w: H. Zhang, C. Taylor, J. Taylor, M. Rabb, C. rry, Coa ow: J. Adams, A. Marthaler, J. Ward, D. Bedke, J. hrs, ictured: Drew Nickerson and Kun Lai
Coach Mr. Reed
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MVP- Mike Mori Most Improved- Luis Lopez Best Effort-Jeremy Aynessazian Captains- Mike Mori and Luis Lopez
Quote from the Coach T. Hoff
"This was a rebuilding year more or less, as we had a lot of new faces join the team. Several had previous experience, and a few improved their skill throughout the season and have hopefully put themselves in a position to lead the team next year. Kudos to Mike Mori, Luis Lopez and JJ Weidner for three hard fought and dedicated years of the hardest training in all of sports."
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Mike Mori takes do his challenger. Legacy Awards - Coaches JJ Weidner and Troy Bates for continued and rigorous service to the team
Jeremy A ynessazian pins his Lakeland opponent.
Below: Luis Lopez flips the Hammond Baptist opponent.
Standing: J. Weidner, M. Miller, J. Pierson, J. Rekiel, C. Lee , B. Hawkins, W. Hulett and Coach Tom Hoff man. Kneeling: M . Kunz, A. Verhagen, M. Mori, L. Lopez, H. Osenbaugh , J. Wang, J. Aynessazian.
This year the entire rifle team went to Nationals at Camp Perry, Ohio and placed 4th in the brigade. Last year Capt. M. Tipper was the only one that qualified for the Western Regional Championships in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
The Rifle Team prepares to shoot their targets.Michael Tipper and Kyle Sass taking aim at Camp Perry Hayley Shelburne shooting at Camp Perry Kyle Sass shooting at Camp Perry
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Row one (left to right): Zachary Mellen, Jacob Riddle, Michael Tipper, Kyle Sass, Joseph Ahn, and Jonathon Patterson
Row two: Nicholas Mykrantz, Kevin Mammoser, Tyler Miller, Trevor Land, Nicholas Molnar, Ahn Verhagen, Cole Kasinger, and Alexander Marthaler
three: Glenn Davis, Calin Hodges, Anthony Russett, William Hulett, Gaiti Gathecha, Peter Bolotnik, John Rohrs, Hunter Osenbaugh, and Ryan Patterson
four: Alexander Colburn, Eric Kolwicz, Joel Avila, Jonathan Adams, Derk Haldawang, Robert Stewart, Jonathan Osborn, and Austin McLallin
five: Jacob Drennen, Michael Wible, Charles Taylor, Austin Webb, Justin Genet, Matthew Grady, Cody Schaetzle, Joseph Pierson, and Christopher Thomas
First Row: G. Smirnov, B. Robbins, H. Wenzel, T. Baker, D. D'Anniballe, B. Stevenson
Second
Third
Fourth
Not Pictured: B. Bartusek, G. Haendiges, R. VanOrden
Row: D. Wisser, E. Cooper, L. Gowder, M. Holifield, N.Berkes, C. Stack, V. Stanfill, C. Schauer, G. Han Row: B. Bustle, E. Mandel, D. Pihl , I. Rizk, L. George, R. VanAsperen, T. Collins, J. Kelly, C. Hattey, D. Derenzo Row: M. Grady, J. Dawson, J. DaVaughn, L. Richter, J. Nelson, T. Miller, E. Allgood, C. Hoeppner, B. Davis
C.O: Robbins, B., First Sgt: Wenzel, H., Guideon: Dockery, G., Platoon Ldr: Baker, T., Platoon Ldr: Smirnov, G., Platoon Sgt: Stevenson, 8., Platoon Sgt: D'Anniballe, D.
Mike Reed Computers
Amy Romanoski Christina VanOrdea English Social Studies
Johanna Arklie Social Studies
Andrew Majewski Principal
Thomas Barnes English
Kristi Miller Secretary
Dan Hobbs Science
Stephanie Ortmann 5th grade
Above: Mr. Redden teaches his class.
Education is what remains after one has forgotten what one has learned in school.-Albert Einstein
Front Row: Cpt. Mykrantz, Cpt. Corns, Mr. Pierson, Cpt.
Cpt. Ostenson
Osenbaugh, Maj. Place.
Back Row: Maj. Vaughn, Cpt. Frei.
(Left to Right) Mrs. Gloria Milter (Secretary) Dr. Duane VaDOtden (Superintendent)
(Left to Right) Mr. Brenn Arklie (Business Mgr.), Mrs. Janice Cook, Mr. Harry Delle (Accountant)
Row: Dr. Brent Smith (Director), Kevin Bouma (Counselor), Mr. Tim Cook (Counselor), Front Row: Mrs. Ava Taylor (Counselor), Ms. Aimee Arklie (Office Manager), Mrs. Kay Clarkson (Reception)
William Hulett, Benjamin Hawkins, Peter Bolotnik, and Anthony Russett
William Hulett, Hunter Osenbaugh, Kari Pihl, and Jacob Riddle
Row One: Elizabeth Hasse
Row Two: Aaron Hartnett, Christopher Martin, Hunter Oserlbaugh, William Hulett, Ryan Patterson, and Kyle Dostie-First
Row Three: Jonathon Hufferd and Kari Pihl
Row Four: Justin Taylor, Melissa Patterson, Crystal Vaughn, Jacob Riddle, and Peter Bolotnik
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National For nsic L agu Degre of Merit B. McGuire B. Hawkins. B. Ersoy, M. Co lumb e, G Gathecha and H. Zheng
Degree of Honor J. Patt rson
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Cadets M. Tipp r and A.Zhang participat in a pl1on -a-t l1on 10 g t a lumni to donat money to tl1 e school.
row: A. Robinson. A. McLallin, Y Shen. and A. Zhang second row : M. Grady, K Pihl, J. Woo. and B . Pevtsov Third row: K. Vaughn A. Drioupine, and M. Mori Fourt l1 row: J. Riddle. K. Sass, M. Tipper, G. McLaren. J w idner, and H. Zheng Abov : J Patterson and K. Mammoser P rf arming a cut from Th e Zomb i Suruiua/ Guide by Max Brooks J Patterson and M McGuire performing Hit-and-Run by B. Lhota and J . Milstein K. Sass, M. Tipper, M. Mori, J. Weidner. and A. Robinson were inducted into NHS over Parent's weekend. row: B. McGuire and J. Patterson row : A. Verhagen, B Hawkins , and S. Mugerian Third row: K. Mammoser. H. Zl1eng , B. Ersoy, and D. BedkeFirst row : G M Lar e n , L. Lop z. J w idn r. B Pevtsov, K. Sass. and Mrs N e wby
S e cond row : J. woo. s . Marc olini, J. Nidling r , J. Patterson B M Guir Y. Sllen. A. McLa llin A. Z l1ang, and J. Wang
Tl1ird row : H. Os nbaugh , M. Mori, H. Zh e ng, K. Vaughn, J. Huff rd. J Ayn e ssazian , and K P ihl
Fourth row : A. Drioupin B. Hawkins M Tipper, J. R kiel, and o. Wi lson
Club Advisor: Ms. Manwani
First row: L. Lopez, o. Easterwood, ands. Silver second row: o. Haldewang, A. McLallin, and J. Weidner
Front row: o Wilson
The 250 Patriotic Guard Riders that preceded the funeral procession attend as many U.S. soldier funera as possible.
SSG Kristopher Rodgers passed away on August 16, 2008. In rememberance of him, the cadet of Howe Military School stood tall for his funeral procession along St Road 9.
SSG Kristopher Rodgers rec f\7es · · a.I salute from the cadets.
Major Vaughn and Colonel Douglass pregare the corps for the hearse's..-arrival.
Cadets take turns in the d tank to raise money for air conditioning in the mess h
Iron Guard members Christopher Martin, Molly Rabb and Hai Bin Zheng salute with their swords waiting for the class of 2009 to walk the red carpet.
Parents and cadets dance on the gym floor.
Karl Vaughn
The Cadet Corps danced to the Cha Cha Slide during the dance.
Luis Lopez
The graduating class has a group hug after the ceremony
Je Seung Woo strides through the Senior Arch at the Founders' Day Ball.
The choir comes in the mess ' hall smging.
Cadet Nicholas Berkes played the cunning Court Jester.
Guards
David Eremkine
Karl: Bub
Crystal: Loser
Secrets about them that no one else knows:
Karl: His left foot twitches when he plays Prince of Persia. Crystal: Nobody REALLY knows what her room looks like. She likes to sit at home and watch music videos.
Advantages of having a sibling here: Dane: "When I feel sad I can talk to her. 11
Kari: 11 He can give me toothpaste when I'm out. 11
Disadvantages: Dane: "She doesn't like me that much.
Kari: "Sometimes I just see him too much. 11
Nicknames: Kari: Karus Dane: Daner
Advantages: Matthew: "To make fun of him. 11 Michael: "I can ask him
2006 Mrs. Hoover tries and fails at Chubby Bunny
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2006 Mrs. Hoover and the eighth grade have a tug of war during the winter pep rally.
2009 Leo Richter and Trayton Collins taste the sap at Maplewood
2008 the fifth grade puts on a special marching event for Lima Brighton School
All of the fifth and sixth grade cadets listen to Scott Beam talk about the sap collecting and how it is made into syrup.
Cadets watch sap cooking in the sugar house .
Mikial Holifield
Luke George, Goan-Hee Han, Eric Cooper, MacKenzie Johnson, and Mikial Holifield at Science Central.
Eric Cooper
Class winners ready to start the Spelling Bee.
Eric Mandel took second place at the County Spelling Dylan D'Anniballe Bee held February 4, 2009 at Prairie Heights High School.
Front Row: N. Berkes, C. Rabb. Top Row: J. Nelson, M. Grady, H. Wenzel, E. Allgood.
Advisor: Mr. Majewski
Front Row: N. Berkes, L. Gowder, L. George, V. Stanfill, J. Dawson, T. Collins. Top Row: D. Derenzo, D. Wisser, G. Dockery, E. Mandel, B. Davis, L. Richter, T. Baker.
Advisor: Mrs. Arklie
Front Row: D. Pihl, T. Miller, D. D'Anniballe, T. Collin s. J. Kelly. Top Row: D. Wisser, L. Richter, J. Devaugh n E. Mandel, B. Stevenson, C. Hoeppner.
Advisor: Mr. Hobbs
Front Row: N. Berkes, L. Gowder, E. Allgood. Top Row: B. Bustle, M. Grady, C. Hoeppner, J. Dawson.
Advisor: Mr. Redden
The day was spent making head stones, candy hunts, bobbing for apples, making toilet paper mummies, pin the tail on the pumpkin, learning the history of Ha ween, pu in
Gleb Smirnov, Eric Cooper, and Connor Stack
Taylor Miller
Dylan D'Anniballe and Jesse Dawson
Brandon Davis and Lavelle Gowder
David Derenzo and Johnathan Nelson
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Dane Pihl
Trayton Collins
Lavelle Gowder
Coach Wills talks to the team during a time out.
Front Row: T. Collins, R. Van Asperen, J. Kelly, C. Rabb, L. Gowder, G. Han, E. Cooper, C. Stack, V. Stanfill, M. Johnson.
Isaiah Rizk
Nicholas Berkes
Dylan Wisser
Christopher Schauer
Justin,
Your journey is just beginning. You have become a loving, intelligent, funny, and strong man. We know when you put your mind to something, GREAT things happen. Live your dreams, Stay focused, Make good choices, and Keep your faith in God and you will know no limits!
Your accomplishments have already been many from snowboarding, scuba diving, and playing lacrosse, to being a Halo Master Chief!
Always remember your family on both your Mom's and Dad's side loves you with all of their heart and wish you the very BEST! You are an outstanding man. Always use your powers for good instead of evil!
CONGRATS on your graduation!! Your best years are yet to come!!
Love, Mom, Steve, Bryce, Karis, Jazzmine, and Hans Dad, Melanie, Jacob, Haley, Peter, and Sydney
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Major Tim Cook made seve ral g reat accomplishments throughout his lifetime. It began with his li f e changing decision in June 1969 to become a private in the United Sates Marine Corps. With the 1st marine division he served two tours in Vietnam and went on many other assignments including Japan, Thailand, Korea , the Philippines, Hawaii, and California, but was honorably discharged in November 1976. His military career did not end here, in June of 1978 he joined the Army National Guard and went on to Officer Candidate School in October 1980 where he was commissioned as a 2nd Lt. in the infantry. He served in many different positions including Platoon Leader, X.O. and C.O. In 1999 he left the active guard duty and joined the Army Reserves retired, he also came out of it all winning the purple heart. Besides his great triumphs in the military he was also an active member of the Indiana American Legion #215, the Eagles Lodge #1314, and enjoyed reading, golfing, playing pool, and watching NASCAR. He was also a long time fan of Notre Dame and the Oakland Raiders, but spent the most time following the IU basketball team. Although he loved his military service and valued everything he had, he valued and loved his family the most. His memory lives on through his wife of nine years, Janice, his two daughters, Angela and Kimberly, and his three sons, Kevin, Chris, and Doug. His service to his country and to Howe Military School will never be forgotten. Most of the young men he watched over as their T.O. would not have made it through without him. He is remembered b all he came in contact with.
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"Major Cook was a man of many facets. He served in the military with honor and distinction, and as a T.O. at HMS was loved as a father by his Delta boys. He was hardworking and dedicated to Howe. He was a man with a contagious laugh and smile, and most of all he was our friend. He will be greatly missed. 11
-Mrs. Nancy Douglass-
I had the pleasure of working closely with Tim for the past year and a half and he was not only a great coworker, he was also a good friend. I will miss his 11 hola! 11 greeting every morning and listening to conservative talk radio with him everyday 11
-Mr. Bouma-
Don't grieve for me, for now I'm free I'm following the path God laid for me, I took His hand when I heard him call 1 I turned my back and left it all. I could not stay another day To laugh, to love, to work and play.
1 Tasks left undone must stay that way. I found that peace at the close of day. If my parting has left a void Then fill it with remembered joy. A friendship shared, a laugh, a kiss. Ah yes, these things, I too will miss. Be not burdened with times of sorrow. I wish you the sunshine of tomorrow. My life's been full, I savored much. Good friends, good times, a loved one's touch.
Perhaps my time seemed all too brief, Don't lengthen it now with undue grief. Lift up your heart and share with me God wanted me now, he set me free.
-Author Unknown
"Maj Cook was a person who embraced the concept of service. We see this in his service to his country as a Marine and as an officer in the Army. We also see this in his service to Howe and we see this in his service to the young people with whom he came in contact. His legacy to us is, "Do what is necessary to improve yourself and to improve those around you. 11
-Col. David Douglass-
Mr. Quentin Smith, Sr., member of the original Tuskegee Airmen.
Hai Bin Zheng demonstrates the piece that he played at the state competition.
Alex Colburn and Kari Pihl prepare guacamole from scratch in Ms. Manwani's 6th hour class.
