Culver Military Academy - Roll Call Yearbook (Culver, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1951 volume:

Two hundred and fxfty days on the shores of Lake Mxxmkuckcc Ol the 101 tx Nex 011111 111110 ue the Cadetx 0 C 111191 NI1l1tf11x 310611191111 01191 cl IQCOICI of ci Nchool x ecu nefulx completed Hopmg to hfu e cap tu1ed 111 15101111 ex and 11 o1dN the qualltx of Cu1xe1 most 1ece11t YQIIN 11 e IJIQNQHI 0111 Roll Call of 1901 I 1.--1 KN R ' 640 ,Q Y, 1 4. ,S s Pvt - sf'-. Y M1 fi ., ,u 'rf-1' - A. ' . .,s . bl. X L s J., x is 'XT u Q Q n 1,x I 'v- i 3 F , I 1 ' 1 s I 4 :if I i Of stud es m Ita y nd academ c sports act tes and people too' E ROLL CALL 19 general Cl1SCL1mS10I1 of our year takes up the first twenty-five pages. On page 26 we begin an account of our academic experi- ences, after which we devote pages 46 through 65 to extracurricular activities. Pages 66 through 97 cover athletics, while between pages 98 and 129 we introduce our- selves and our instructors. Claiming the next twenty-nine pages, the First Classmen take over on page 130, There follow the us- ual rosters on page 159, and our heartfelt acknowledgements follow on page 168. Culver Military Academy Culver. Indiana Ours Has Been a Year of Critical Questlons and Posrtrve Responses -4 ll thrngs consrdered thrs has been a restless year. In Korea a strangely rndecrsrve struggle confused bv all sorts of drplomatrc consrderatrons has raged back- xn ards and forwards across an rmagrnarv lrne Eprc debates have kept Congress rn an uproar over un1 ver sal mrlltary trarnrng the deferment of students the draftmg of erghteen vear olds troops for Europe Everywhere the democratrc states have accepted an uncertarn future rn prefer ence to further appeasement of totalltarlanrsm Truman has relreved MacArthur That these developments and many domestrc rssues also concerned us utallv ue kneu They were rn large part creatrng our future Not one of us could even rf he urshed rgnore the rmplrcatrons to our coun try and to hrm personally of the de crsrons and rndecrsrons reported darly In response to thrs challenge of an uncertarn future ue entered Vlg or ously rnto Culx er s program seek tunrtres offer ed here for mental phv srcal and spnrtual grou th We see a proud srgnrfrcance rn the fact that one of the frrst thrngs vse drd thrs year u as to lay the cornerstone of a chapel a burldrng uhrch represents at once a memor ral to self sacrrfrce rn the past a statement of our rdeals of the present and a pledge of our belref rn the permanence and xal rdrtx of those rdeals for all trme For The Most Part The Questrons Doubts and Tensronsl Culver Has A , - , - av 1 Y 1 , . v ax! 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VVhat Would The Future Bring in a World Dominated By Helped Us Respond By Preparing Us Mentally, Physically, Spiritually For That Future. 5 X RAYS puck up hndden flaws that cademlcs Taught Us an 021' HERES qulte a I e ur studles kept us busy dav and mght Of course ne CO1'1'1pl311'19Cl about the quant1ty and d1ff1culty 0f the mate11al 11 e xx ere expected t0 master Yet most of us 16C0g1'11Z9Cl all the tune the 1n1p01tanee 0f vnh It ne X1e1e Cl011'1g and lea1n1ng In SCIQHCQ and matl est s1gn1f1cance 1n todaw Q xx 01lcl Ihe hu1nan1t1eQ and soclal sc1ences taught us that statlstles Cannot ubstltute fO1 xalues, n01 flglllfls +01 mO13lQ In 0u1 classes at CUlX91 ue have lea1ned to use OU1 exes and ea1s, 0u1 hands and 0111 l'Il1I1ClN In Our Classes We Learned To See What We Were Between The False And The True Constantly We .. . . in . I I emat1es we dlseovered a road to truth of the great- . c . . . v, Y 1 ,, . . ' 0 ' ' s, ' ' ' :. 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In R 0 T C We Have Acqulred Dlsclplme, Fundamental Skllls Leadershlp QfO19 a man can gne 01ClQ1N efflclentlx l1e n1u1t lea111 to follow them In ou1 1Tl1l1t31X xx 0111 and 1n ou1 cla1lx hfe a10uncl ba1 1aek1 and CEIITIIJUN, xx e obex ed O1Cl61N c0111ta11tlx VVe made ou1 beclx acco1cl111Q to 1egulat1on1 At pa1acle and 111 the Nle 1 Hall xx e took 0111 placex dCC0lCl1Hgl to OU1 IGNIDQCEIXQ 1ank1 and lea1necl to wub01cl1nate peuonal 111tQ16NtN to the g10111J ue1fa1e As men1be15 of the Qkldlfl we xought to P91fO1I'I1 ou1 dunes, 111 an 9ff1C19Ht man ne1 Whe11 me had clen10nst1 ated ou1 CEIIJHCITLX to obex COTT1l'Hd11ClS and 1egulat1on1, vse 19C61X6fl p1omot10n1 xxh1ch enabled ue to dexelop leacle1 eh1p and 1n1t1at1xe bx g1X1Dg O1Cl91s 111 ou1 H1111 THATS The bolt as ernbly there 9 11 3 . 3 , . . . , 1 1 1 1 :fp f 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 111 1 N 'M 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1' 1 , 1 1 1 11 11 -1 1 . 1, 1 , 1, 1 1-1 1 y 1 1 1 .- 1 1 1, K L 1 1 lg 1 - 1 1 11 1 Q- 1 1. 1 .1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 '1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 11 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 11 . 1 1 -1 1, 1 n 1, 1 .1 1 1 -1 11 1 1 1 Y . 1 1 1 . 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 H , 1 1 1 1 . ' 1, v 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 v L 1 1 , 1, 1 1 f1 1 1- 1 1 1 7 y - y 1 1 11 1 1 R 1 11 , 11 11 S ' 1, 1 1 . l 1 1 1 11 1 -1 1 , A 1 1. 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 y 1 v 1 L - 1 1 1 ,. 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 111 1 v 1 - 1. , - -1 Q H 1 Nb 1 1 11 1 V,- K 1 I e, 11, 1. Whatever The Season, We Strove Constantly To Keep Our Bodles Strong And Alert F01 the fresh an addlct there IS the ICC on the lake If softer surface upon xx hlch to fall 1f fall they must Phy f there 1S such a person as an average Culver cadet he IS to a tremendous degree athletlcally 1ncl1ned Anyone xx ho has looked at the Polo Fleld 1n the fall or sprlng at the ICG or the floor of the Rec Bulldlng 1n wmter knoxxs that xxe xx olked our bOd16S hard and enthus1ast1cally V, f -12 A Coke you don't. Q r ,f r ' Q.,-. , , ' B ' Y,f . I . 'N s V f' Many, however, prefer a Z V ., W f K y l ' ' Y ' , ,V hw, ' ' .M V w,.3igki I , Y . . . . . 7 7 xo ,An if In Varslty And lompany Sports We Developed A Llvely Competitive Spmt And A Proper Attitude Toward Our Adversary Of The Moment n all seasons Culvers varslty squads battled agaxnst teams from other schools xx hlle the rest of us pltched 1nto one another 1n company games Not only dld we get healthy CYGTCISC 1n our sports but ue galned confldence IH ourselves and lespect for oul opponents That respect hovs ever ue kept xx 1th1n reasonable l1m1ts tc ththto F - una' fl in ll I2 Q' v 1 V1 v 1 . 0 1 l e . Y . Y . Y . . , , . . I , 7 Y v. . . . , . HE almost go aught wi a ne on his hands. Lg I 1 ll ' ll Q' . g . lat .I ll 3 . V V A , . . . . 1 he w X' - -- 1 ' of llll 2 Mill' M-, w l w THERE seemed to be no lnmnt to the athlehc achvmes avanlable to us Vlfe could learn to pump luke Madden above or we could go over to the balcony and punch the heavy bags Xthl6tlCS Taught Confldence Gur purpose was to meet an adx er eary's challenge, and ulthin the bounds of fan' play, we tried ab hard as ue could to better h1S beet effort l 3 l fb 'Q S we, ' ,, V ' i ' 4 v 31, vm. I , .. F , my , nm - ' 1 4 'Z . . A Z' i . ' w 'S ... fp 1 N 55? . Q 1, A a i 1- 1 1 ,mi 1' Q F miagk :A 1 ' ff V.- , YQ k l :Q , 1 A 'Vi an r, V 7 .4 '24 ,L , -' 'Sa A 'X,-'4'- N . QS' w. 45 3? as ii 5 Y . -' ,'f , M, ,w 'af fx 0 O ,SI A . 1 1 Y QP Stage, Shops, Discussions Brought New Interests ALL the worId's a stag Ex'e1'y Wednesday afternoon and at a good many other times besides, most of us joined our hobby groups to talk German, listen to music, weld and solder metal, or rehearse for a play. Chiefly our problem consisted in deciding upon the activity we wished to pursue. So much was available, and time was so short. From our hobby programs we have gained a great deal of enjoyment and a lot more as well, In a pleasant way they have supplemented our Work in the classroom and laboratory. They have given us an opportunity to use our hands, to develop confidence in ourselves, and to broaden our outlook. In short, they have proved a very impor- tant part of our educational development, but they have also provided a lot of fun and relaxation. WHERE patie ounts for as rnuch as inspiration, 15 Intangible Values Became Real and Meaningful ,iid W Am-en? fii't V COLD and hard as the winter was this year, it displayed a certain grotesque sense of humor. WHEN the temperature was verging on zero outside, the Shack offered a warm refuge where we could meet our friends and thor- oughly enjoy ourselves. I6 n a general way, that's how we have spent our year at Culver. By study, by the exercise of discipline and leadership, by hard physical train- ing, and by participation in liberalizing experien- ces, we have tried to get ourselves ready for that uncertain future we mentioned earlier. We have had a lot of fun as well. In addition, we have learned the importance of things that cannot be seen, touched, bent, tested, or averaged into qual- ity points. Such matters as personal friendships, school and organizational spirit, class pride, in- tangible values, we have found to be just as real as, and possibly more important than, the bricks, walks, grades, and chevrons that outwardly com- prise Culver. Let us turn for a few pages to the most significant development which has oc- cupied our attention this year, our new Chapel. 1 ?' Q Z N A 0 ,fu llMv 3489949 . , 4 , , 2 E 2 :...-. ? ff wii ZF Q ' 'J x I 4- 5 ' moo WN 4 D O1 7 0491 X ' r '. x NL , 5 Fa.: . . VV 3, .-1-X., f nj V k , , fx' ,X 'xx HAEC SIGNA DUCI METAEQUE ACCIPIMUS nj: A-id,,. --,,...- Q VI.f ' X .,......+,.-- On a day to which all who are a part of Culver have long looked forward, we laid the cornerstone of our new Chapel. li? I Ring For The Freedom That They, Whose Names Are Here Inscribed, Fought So Valiantly To Defend. s,.QQ N MAY 12, 1944, the Directors of The Culver Edu- cational Foundation resolved to approve a fund-raising campaign for a Memorial Chapel. In doing so, the Board paid tribute to the devotion of the Culver Legion and the Culver Father's Association, the organizations which had initiated the proposal. Likewise the Board recognized the appeal of such a memorial and expressed its anticipation of the inspiring and spiritual influence which will be ex- erted by a Memorial Chapel on each generation of cadets. . 131' 'A Pj, s i ' - ll ' P oifwixfiiliis i ' X 'L V fl ', A W Mifl'r'gQ.l1' is ' -I ij ' ,ff9y1'LJ AlQOQl5ipyQ4l,I3 Allliiglgii fig Tl ini iii ftillllfxliili AND lJl?X'g-Plillfii ,P i iiiwi ii Nirifiisaiiiizroiiixuii' , THESE SYMBOLS WE ACKNOWLEDCE AS OUR GUIDE AND COAL Upper Left: Service and Victory Upper Right: Might and justice Lower Left: Traditicn and Knowledge Lower Right: Strength ot Fellowship my bl y y AK 'miisuufs u i051 f l,ivih'iQR'1.7Sl, . '-,llSl Ol l'l'l'l37 J Lili Al l lx'il4N 143.21 FMU 1. p.......--......-1 THESE TWO details will welcome us at the entrance. At the upper right is the coat of arms of the Culver Legion. Above we see the great stone seal which will lie in the center of the floor of the narthex, reminding all who enter ot the noble significance of the building. 20 fc M l iz? l l .' A. , ,ri i ,Uv R to FX it 'S R. h g J ,X 7 tx If rs 1 'i W LVL 'xx' E ' 'M-0 ' I - Q 04 dm f Q I 2 'l Q i i 1 vtl, il 1-rf. .. . - Q X - ., X L i S i i V FODAY OUR NEW Memorial Chapel is nearing completion. Tirelessly the Culver Legion, the Culver Fatherls Association, and the Culver Summer Schools Alumni Association have labored to make possible this tribute to the men of Culver who fought in World War II, and to do particular honor to those of our comrades who laid down their lives. Over four thousand people have contributed to the fund. From every state in the country and from ten for- eign lands have come the gifts necessary for the realization of this noble project. At Homecoming last fall we of the present Corps assisted at the lay- ing of the cornerstoneg and throughout the year we have watched the building evolve and grow. It has represented to us a concrete expression of the spiri- tual hopes and values which must triumph if the fu- ture is to possess meaning. We take this opportunity of thanking all those who have made real this sym- bol of the finest aspirations for which Culver stands. f 1- - if V' .f, fmt' '. 3-1 x i,.'i FOR THE LAST TIME, we hope, we must rely on the architecfs drawing for a picture of the compieted building. fy, Yi, f ,ka fx R I. i 'xii is i X, '--' . .X Q' 'Hx' ii x xx Q -. i ff ,N Q , 'Q , iii-' fig. X 1 I' r' l xg' x :hw . - Y A ne X f 1 - ' v'1?'9 DW '1 ,V ,JZ N ik: 'X 1 H ' ,fr VF . f, , ,JX :hr LAWUL ww 949 21 x - 1. P3 f . ,i 32-I. ' ff . fs! - i lv , 5 A 1 x ,A A V 4 1 1 Lu- ' L . . .1 I M is 15' ugh ' . I A , 'ssh' 5. ' . w .viii ,-sd. 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Q9 xf 1 V x -:rw - ' -- y I f W 1 f' 4 . -V I pf X bl. 6 K 4, ' 1 5 s S' 1 LQ - x 0 Y K f- 1- 1' ' ' 0 A . Q' X' A ' 3 I ' , ' mmm' f - e 1 .,,f gl 4 FIRED BY thelr zeal for knowledge, Cullcm and Earl lead The throng to English. 26 RY as some of us xx ould, we could neve avold the concluslon that our classes at Culve1 xx ere supl emelv 1mportant Practlcally every thmg p11V1l6geS and rank, glacluatlon and college entl ance, hmged on ou1 3C2ICl9IT11C record HERE It IS You forgot to change your slgn '? Wg Jr WHEN DOES MURRAY expect to fvnd time to read that tome? , 'K A ' , vu Q' f , , - ' A fi - 5 , , if ' Y 1' '44 A I l v , . v l . - lf . . . . 1 1 . . . 7 . . . . - . , . . , , ' .: w 1. . 2: 'f ' ,, Y LZ, if R ' we 'ILL f H Yf T 'ff', EL ,fff ' 7f f' Q.,f ff3 :': A L A If 4., I 4., j,l5y.Q,htl5,.5 , M, P ,, , v,.e,.,,,,,.,,,M veg 33413 we ,f',f,,, 15,51 ' ee er QKLL Man: ik f f R 'K f. ??7Q. '- ., - ' f w ' -' - 3 X i- 1, . ' , - 4 V ' f ' bflff f V- 1 f:GfJll fl' A: 1 .5 I , ' 'A , ,, V , f , ' , ,' f f' i :'fg'if,.i 1 , . Ch R ' ' H 1-V11 5' 'x fy ,Q y qemf 1,5155- : , 7 7 4. Above All, We Learned To Concentrate .V L, SOONER OR LATER everyone discovered the advantages of the Lubrary HElN the C Q bell rang in the evemng it meant one thing At the Library in the companv lounges at Jul desks in our xoorns IH barracks we settled down with books pencil and paper There would be four classes on the followlng day and four instiuctors xx ho would expect us to be prepared Of course it would be silly to sax that all of us endangered our health with overwork. A lot of us when we arrived at Culver knew very little about studying. Even when we believed that we had put in a conscientious hour at our French assignment. the truth is that we had spent half of it fooling with a mechanical pencil. Most of us did learn, though, that the best way to face up to our classes was to get our assignments prepared. Spurring us always were the little quizzes, the bigger tests, and the se- mester examinations which had a way of looming up periodically. Somehow we have managed to weather these critical episodesg and in doing so, we have learned to pack a lot of concentra- tion into a limited period of time. 5 J A I nf . . 139 x T W ok X l l K s U R x ,xf , .'sxx Q K. ' ' J 7 ' K K N ' I --reefs' - f:'. - ' 1 X x SOME OF US studied best when alone . . . while others required company MAIOR STROW was right when he insisted that it is fun to eavesdrop on the private life of para- mecia BLESSED WITH modern equipment, Colonel Strait demonstrates the experiment by which Galileo gave a new meaning to the leaning Tower of Pisa, YEAR AFTER YEAR, Doctor johnson has to dis- courage the fellows who want to make trinitrotc- luene. Q I I V i ' A I E li W 31 SCIENCE We Learned About Atoms, Amoebae, Acids f' sz .4 A? 'sn ACCORDING to Captain Benner, a dirty test tube max easily spoil an experiment ITH minor reservations. most of us liked science. Everyone enjoyed stirring up weird concoctions in chemistry, but many despaired when the time arrived to write up the ionic equations for those mixtures. l.Vhile we admired the skill with which Colonel Strait curved a ping pong ball across our physics classroom. we held our heads over those terrible formulae. In biology all went well except for those individuals who never could see what they were supposed to see through a microscope. Bl A ,X .,a. ww, K, v 3 4. 4-yi' .V nb Q Y , , fk, ' L wwf 'U ,h I 4, --. 1 4 Q A J X . 4 Q M 5 we ,, ,,,, 1 X I h A ' a ,---- M - vp Twltglk, , 3 1 3 Q :- 0 xX COLONEL MATHER had a plezzam way of putting very sharp pins into our most cherished prejudices, English Involved Many Activities IF CAESAR is the hero of th: play. MAYBE Mr. Briddon knows Colonel Roberts, how come he gets killed in the third act? what it is he finds amusing about Chaucer's tomb. NE BUILDING we learned to know well at Culver. Daily we walked to English, where we undangled participles, wrote from memory the soliloquies of Hamlet and Macbeth, and struggled to grasp the distinction between re- strictive and non-restrictive modifiers. Every year we read a novel of Scott. Every year we read at least one play of Shakespeare Annual- ly we mastered once again the slippery defini- tions of blank verse. alliteration, indepevldent clause. and onomatopoeia. Some even man- aged before graduation to spell rhythm cor- rectly, while one or two claimed that they could read Chaucer's Middle English without much difficulty. The study of English involves many different activities: speaking, reading, writing, logical thinking, and sheer memorization. No subject has given us better training for the future. LIKE MAIOR EDCELL, we found the idea ofa spot quiz highly amusing, '5 . ,, . 'i, 1 ..- v Mr 3 ,VW 45' Af, H pk ix. Zi 5 4:13 Zfii., nf ' Yi .f in gg '51 , 7 ' 42, f , fy 4 ff 2 Y f fJ fJ Qi elf if V: 5 ,5 YEL. ,Q'fTrDi9'?' WM! KJ fiiggrfm , M X . , . , x I I tp. -itll jg 0 ' - 6+ 53, 3 L u Q 5 .L H L Q 'Q' Lp4Sf f ., gb 4' K. 'A W-46 I . i ' N, . X ' . A g r ' J V T II ,i f Q-.0 if -L 4 -af ' ' .f ' 1, 94- Pi? - surf ' V.-f V -' . f ,.-, L E-N' 5 ,Q 1 fm. .' Y 1 4' ' 1f?fgM',? , ix 'N'--K, ...,., 3-..., K 4 C9 'r Surds Plus Sines Plus Conic Sections Equal Suicide Upper left: T0 MANY a former amateur mathematician, Col. Stirich comb's OGICEM charts will recall fond MATHEMATICS EAR AFTER YEAR one of the most popu- lar courses at Culver is mathematics. VVhile the noted and notorious suicide course set a pace that left its candidates dizzy, they emerged with a sense of achievement, fit for the rigors of college. While most First Class- men worked through solid geometry and trigo- nometry, Second Classmen made the acquaint- ance of quadratic surds and imaginary numbers as they romped through Algebra II. Third Classmen sought to square the circle and ill sect angles in plane geometry On the threshold stood the Fourth Classmen confused but de ter mined in the face of the mysteries intrinsic in factoring and fundamental algebraic con cepts Our gratitude to the men of Culvers Mathematics Department who saw us through it all and kept us liking it memories and headaches. E f , Y Lower right: HOW CAN Major jurgerisen really expect Phillips to simplify am,- rhirig as simple as that number 4 up there? ,' g f 1 , ' ' A 9 v TYQLQT 'J ' irkiit' if f ' , ' ' Nr? j' 1 .nw ' 4 K W in +1- ' iw? ' 1391 0 :wt Q, 5 , sql' 4' UL 4. ww, B35 I 'i 4'9 ',--, 1:.-. f v up Q.. A 132 f : . , 'n- E, 1. Q I 69. , ff l '- f V ,'fw4'wV 35, fp, 1 -P -.YQ O wl .W-1 I 'kd Q ff ,t 9, f Q X 1 ul- f 1 ' f 5 3- wf Kyiv . X lT'S A TOUGH IOB to keep lines straight when marching at the oblique, but Company C is doing pretty well, W UQW' W , 0. gr! e -i , . X l , I xo Eff 40 R.0.T.C. Drill, Practical and Theoretical ROM ONE OF OUR comfortably academic instruc- tors we learned that it is customary in Officer Candidate School to refer blithely to drill period as the Hour of Charm. It will do, we suppose, as well as any other name. Daily at the behest of the War Department we spent an hour being charmed or charming, however one is to take it. Marching, stacking arms, serving the 105's, mounting our jeeps, six-by's, tanks, horses, and ducks, we acquired the rudiments and more of military precision and knowl- edge. On Sunday at parade we let the public in on our state of training. Indoors during the winter months we fired on the range, assembled and disassembled the B.A.R., studied map reading and the evolution of warfare, and learned the elements of communications and gunnery. Many of us devoted hard hours to practice in prep- aration for the exhibitions mounted by the Honor Guard, the Lancers, and the Four Gun Drill Team. Of one thing we are definitely certain. During drill period every one of us was busy, no matter what his branch or state of advancement. Never were we allowed to forget that somewhere in the future there always loomed Government Inspection. Assisted by jim Henderson, Colonel Moore reviews the fine points of Port Arms. QI 'z 1 -Ju 4 ,.,,. - M-.w assured'-wsmw Mwnnqgn- -v,.,--v-on-4 m'0U'P4l'O- 'Oi ' V ' A --w-N-' , ., . ., ...4......- ...... M..- , 1 W , ,,gVf1a::,w,gg1 K , x,,M, A ,U 121,- f ... ' K Q M'5Qvi?!v5A. J, ., QA. f W Q A , fu gy, M 1. 4 ' Y f fj Q W '1 f W 'Qefgx2f3vw51fyggff'.41'1,w295f' 9 ' u 7 f it ,V K A f 3 ml greg ...W w.f..Lv 1 6 H r- AX ' y f-'wwviw-f' 'if-wS1i. wfff . W, '4 1-fwrq:-, 'L ' . ,:. ,MQ Egg' K 5f'4f' hyqgy. .431 49 . , . 'mfs 'wr' ., M.. . ' x 'Law-aww-f-S ww. :WH A ff'-'J' 'ii 35 ., '1' Q J. W . 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These three things the artillery must do if it is to fulfill its mission of supporting the infantrj . An artillery outfit that has lcst its ccirinunl- cation with the elements that it is suppcsed to be assisting is useless. Few spectacles more pitiable exist than a stalled battery. And thf artillery officer who Cannot fire a prcblfm had better consult the chaplain and get a transfer to the military police. C. S. M. O. ' ' 'WfJf,m. Keep Them Rolling! Why in the world would anyone need hugh angle fire in Indiana? At Culver the red-stripers learned to serve the 105 howitzer like veteran cannoneers. In addition. the First Classinen acquired from Colonel Dalferes a basic knowledge of gun- nery. Anyone who has watched the Four Gun Drill can testify to the skill with which drivers handled their vehicles. Under skilled instruc- tors the artilleryinen mastered the details of radio and telephone operation. Again Culver has developed a battery that can communicate, shoot. and movef 43 x 'f ,ey t sr - 1, p3Lv.:+,2,fQ -if - -i at 655. ,ggfa,,,i,, ,,3,,,si.gf1Q I e. H 4, QU mf ff '.,,'fn'H'vf7g1 .api ,f ,Gita 1? We SQEZVL - 'I : ,ii 3?gi2'g tiff? 11525 iz, ggff g '41 iagwzrfi 2 ' my 4' , wwf' rg L, ' if 4, feyjjffffskfaeff,-2551, If y, Q ' , ymf 5244535 'J'i'1s M- fy, 5.34 . - , if-az f'ge'?f.g,gg7,f1qg5Q,yi:g?i.i., pf. k, A w., lN,,fa3, 4, A h . ww M 'ff , vfw ' ian? ,f,faV ,, kv , eau. ,mi ,- ' 1 ,Vta iQ?. i ' ,ff i , fir. EW-' ' Jia? ,' -f L . 21' CAVALRY At the upper left the Troopers who man the tanks get ready for a reconnaissance run across some rough terrain Above we see what is possibly the lost troop of horse cavalry in the Country passing in review at Sunday parade. To the left the members of the mechanized unit swing three of their vehicles into echelon formation for the oenefit of our cameraman. Far over to the right we find some troopers circling about on the lake in one of their prized amphibious ducks. OT LONG AGO a cavalryman was a fellow who could ride, care for, and fight from a horse. At Culver he continues to be a horseman, skilled in equitation and capable of keeping his place in line when the Troop passes in review at parade. More than that, he masters the intricate maneuvers of the Lancer drill. learns to jump and ride bareback, and develops often into a competent polo player. At the same time, Culver's Troop has kept pace with modern trends. Many yellow-stripers these days devote a great deal of time to the Academy's armored vehicles. Clanking about in tanks and armored cars and taking to the water in amphibious ducks. many troopers have made themselves familiar with the heavy equipment and the principles of today's mechanized warfare. Min+., . f M: f Troopers Master New Mounts and Old 1.4. L V ' , - f'-2,94 fi: My , iw , , 5 A 5 fig :Q K V ,rg 'Q,g,:a ,V ' 3 ,mg img' x --Bwunniun-unsm, 1 ' x 4 I -,-v- t if 9 I f L I .ez y ffe 1 f,f7,4ff mf, w,a,f,A ' 5 f ,ap 4 Q of N, 1 , 1 . my mv -s ...wfw H, ,Q vnu VL E vi . I 'YL 4 Q JY.-aiihli-Q Ji If 4 - .,..,.A One last hot chorus before C Q HIS WAS the year of the new schedule lvlth t1me abundantly at then' disposal, the hobby clubs extra currxcular organlzatlons, and groups devoted to the unapologlzmg pursult of pleasure for 1ts own sake flourlshed as never before The Great Books Club concentrates on Epnctetus 41 1.,.., ,- n y - -u wi ' dh ' ' 'f- 41 I 'A W4 2 Q ffl I s l 1 The Vedette Told All LAGUED by inflation and a nearly des- perate shortage of paper, the Vedette continued to appear almost weekly. Here one found the significant campus news, the results of athletic contests and the relative team standings, and a critical account of Saturday nights movie. In addition. one could chuckle over scme first rate and nar- rowly local humor. Sly want adsw lurked innocently about the pages, while the brazen column 'Casting Pearls disdained subtlety in its proclamations of the weeks dirt First Classmen took pleasure in finding themselves written up in the column UPass in Review. Often there would appear editorials of a high standard of excellence. Under Editor-in-Chief Blonsky. the Ve- dette this year has maintained its position as one of the most popular and respected institu- tions on the campus. Seated from left to right: Lyderm, H. Ag McDonald, 1.1 Brazefl 1, R.gBlor1sky, E. R.g Henderson, 1 Ag Cook, P, C.: and Strunk, P, A Standing: Wright, R, Ag Wolf, Mg Rohn, D E 3 Susen. NN. Lg Dettelnach, R. Hg Horles, A 1,3 Martrhsorw, I R., Chanrmer, 1, Hg Clark, I. Wg Fleet, P M 1Degr1ari.I. M :Star- buck. W, Hg and Babb, R, R. WHILE A GOOD MANY people Ccntrrcuted to the weekly Vedette. we fund here the three who were chiefly resporwsble for its publication, Red perwcri prornmerntlv in hand, Mayor Harris checks carefulfy the copy prepared bv editor Blcriskx and his staff and set up in type by Mr Rust and his printers Pl'-r In -T' Seated from left to right: Peters, A, 5.5 Blonsky, E. R.g Hilgemeier, G. F.g Sandoe, L. B.g Cay, F. T.g and Clark, W. L, Standing: Steel, I. H., Fleet, P. M.: Conner, C. Wg Brazell, on I C Roth W. E.g Schuele, K. F.g Merritt, The Roll can Kept Many ii .TZ D.gt.'i.. 5. G. ' People Busy NCE AGAIN a Roll Call staff faces the unhappy task of having to write about itself. It is difficult to know what there is left for us to say, inasmuch as you, the reader, holding our book in your lap, are in the best possible position to judge for yourself the results of our labors. Still we can set down certain objective facts about ourselves and our experiences in compiling this vol- ume. Edited by L. B. Sandoe and prepared by a staff of hard-working students, the book represents many hours devoted to the gathering of material and the writing, editing, printing, and proofing of copy. From the professional people who have taken many of the pictures. turned them into engraving plates, printed, bound, and covered the book, we have received in- valuable help which we acknowledge in detail on the final page. VVe cannot sufficiently thank them nor the ladies of Culver's stenographic staff who have typed reams of copy. This is a record of the school year 1950-51, with appropriate emphasis on the First Classmen and their activities. In the final analysis, we find that we have enjoyed bringing you this annualg and we hope that you get as big a thrill out of reminiscing over the past year as we have gotten out of presenting it. 59 EVERYBODY KNOWS Frank, and Franks camera knows everybody. To our vast amusement, we discovered in taking this picture that our veteran photographer is as camera shy as any subject who ever sat for him. The Quill Printed Only the Best LONG AFTER they writ have forgotten the stories and poernz they examined and edited. the rnen who brought out the Quill will recall the pleasant evenings thev passed in the home of Mayor and Mrs. Hodgkin. Seated left to right: Vlrden, H. Wg Cay, F. T3 and Cr!- bert, R. M. Standing: Creenblatt, L. I.1 and Bancroft, F, S, N THE QUILL Culver offers to those who are interested and skilled in creative writing an opportunity to see their efforts in print. No writer, incidentally, could ask for better treatment of his work than that accorded in this attractively printed and carefully edited little magazine. This year the editorial board pictured above succeeded very well in culling from the many offerings a sizable number of ex- cellent stories, poems, and essays. Accom- panied by illustrative sketches executed by the artists in the Corps, these offerings received high praise all over the campus. Not a little of the credit belongs to Major lrl'illiams of the Art Department. who contrib- uted so much in the beautiful covers which appeared on each issue. Working quietly in the background, Major Hodgkin. adviser to the Quill. provided an invaluable guiding influence. Probably nobody other than the editors has any concept of the extent to which he is responsible for the uniform excellence of the magazine. I r..,.4 b , Beason Hall Board of Governors HEN Beason Hall was opened two years ago. the Administration authorized the establishment of a Board of Gover- nors to be elected annually by the First Class. Representing a cross-section of the class. this board is responsible for inter- preting the rules and meting out punish- ments for abuse of the hall. In addition. this group has organized dances and ex- cellent programs. The fact that Beason Hall was left in good condition night after night and after Commencement in June testifies to the conscientiousness of this committee. Seated from left to right: Eckert, C. M.: Sears. F. R.g and Moore, W, B. Standing: Saridoe, L. BJ Clark, W. L.g Gilbert, R. Mg and Degnan, 1. M. Three First Class Officers A LMOST before classes began in the fall. the white-stripers got together and voted themselves the services of three exceedingly capable officers. Into the coveted chair of class president moved Roy Gilbert. while Bill Moore accepted the responsibilities of the vice-presidency Presiding over an empty coffer, George Hilgemeier assumed the position of secre- tary-treasurer. To these men fell the task of representing their classmates in their relations with the faculty. a function they performed to the complete satisfaction of both parties, The splendid fashion in which they have accounted for their du- ties may well serve as an example for class officers of the future. From left to right: Gilbert, R. M,, Preslder1t,Moore, W. B., Vuce-President, and Hulgemener, C, F. :ecretarv-Treasurer. The Second Class Also Elected Officers O THE three Second Classmen pictured at the right fell the responsibility this year of providing leadership for their classmates. This task they have met exceedingly well. Among their principal duties was the pres- ervation of order in the Second Class Club- room, a busy spot situated cn one of the maln 'thoroughfares of the campus. From the be- ginning, Jim Brazell, Glenn Campbell, and Charlie Parks worked together to promote loyalty and unity in the Second Class and to train this group to take the place cf the departing First Classmen. PERATING under a strong and perma- nent Honor Code, the Honor Council worked tirelessly to implement and uphold Culver's Honor System. Composed of a First and a Second Classman from each organization, the group established for itself an enviable reputation for fairness and impartiality in dealing with cadet offenders. But the committee did not regard itself as an agency for chastisement alone. Rather it took far greater interest in its efforts to cultivate in the Corps a high regard and esteem for individual honor and integrity. Owing not a little to the vigorous and exem- plary leadership of its president, Senior Cap- tain W. L. Clark. the Council made teal strides towards this ultimate goal. -P 5. fw ABOVE WE find the officers of the Second Class, informally seated on the balcony Outside the Superintendenfs office. From left to right they are Parks, C., Secretary-Treasurerg Campbell, C., Vice- President, and Brazell, j., President. Fairness Governed Actions Of Honor Council First row, left to right: Muehlhausen, A. A.g McDonald, l. H., Clark, W. L.: Seyberf, T. C5 and Noyes, D. C.g Second row: Mrizek, E. lg Walter, L. E., Virden, H. W., Greenway, W, 5.1 and Campbell, C. H. Third row: Brazell, l. R.g Parks, C. C., Ray, W. T.g and Lyden, H, A. Fourth row: johnson, C, l.: and Fisher, R. M. OFFICERS OF THE CORDON SOCIETY President ,v...,.-..., M, H. LONCMIRE Vice-President ..,,,... 1. H. MCDONALD Secretary ...,,. ..,.. L . B. SANDOE Treasurer ...A vs, C. T. MONSEES New Schedule Benefits Cordon Society EADED BY M. H. Longmire, the Cordon Society this year organized itself along lines somewhat different from those of the past. Established on the basis of denominational prefer- ence, discussion groups met at designated spots to learn about and talk over the elements of their respective religious faiths. Among these groups were a Catholic organization, the West- minster Fellowship. a Lutheran society. and many others. Two representatives from each group. one a First Class- man and the other an underclassman. formed the Cordon Com- mittee. Procuring movies and making other plans for the Society as a whole, this organization performed a vital role in assuring the success of Cordon activities this year. Not the least of the committees contributions was the assumption of responsibility for the Vesper services held every Sunday eve- ning during the winter months to provide a fitting conclusion for a day of worship. Taking advantage of the new schedule which went into effect in December. most of the Cordon groups began to hold their meetings on Sunday morning before Chapel. It was generally felt that this period was far more appropriate for an activity of this sort than Friday evening. the official time for meetings in the past. Under the guidance of Doctor Sexton and the leadership of its officers, the Cordon played its part in furthering the spiritual life of the Corps. Choir Earns Praise First row, left to right: Noyes, D. C., Degnan, 1. M., LaMonte, 1. S., Woodruff, R. A., Koluvek, O. C., Babb, R. R., Brunjes, C. F., Welch, B. A., Clark, 1. W., Swinnerton, B. T., and Bing, 1. E. Second row: Culin, R. A., Smith, D. E., Namon, R., Crantvedf, R. N, Ferguson, I. W., Hermann, T. C., Kielton, M. j., Bayless, T. C., Reynolds, W, W., Woodmansee, I. W., johansen, R., and Broussard, I. E. Third row: lacobs, S. A., Broock, B. R., Pew, A. W., Waller, P. D., Greene, K. D., jef- feries, W. T., Brown, I. A., MacKenzie, D. L., Patty, I. C., Floyd, W. B., Keatinge, M., Myres, 1. S., and Harris, A. M. NDER the direction of Captain Miracle, the Academy's choral group provided a splendid musi- cal background at Sunday chapel and on special occasions. Every Friday night and Sunday morning the forty-three members rehearsed. At Thanksgiving the Choir performed with professional skill. Equally impressive were the offerings at Christmas, Easter. and Commencement. Captain Miracle and the boys in red robes deserve a salute from the Corps for their excellent contribution. OUTSTANDING IN a splendid choir was the voice of soloist Myres. L , We Sw 'f , 3 2 Ai f 11, , . , 'nf , , , .?,g'fi:4 K ,EQF we .-s ... J.:- -.vt-.fir .... Q -1. -.-v. -an ffl! gg 53:5 9' ff' ' Nivifgll N N1 I4-' ' 4 A- ,, 4 v 5 .- ... A X 3 -5 S G E V. ie A 6' -r. P v ' Y - 5 :FQ gr! 4 M 'A , X , My gi 5 Q-gang . :f-.L If , Q - ' - ML,, M 2 ff y 5 I 'A I 8 Q si ,, ' D ' f 'q J 1 M 1 fm . K if 'M ' 4 N ' ,N ef - ,. H ' 41 f fA5g,.,,' 1,1 ,..,., f f.-in I SL A 3 - A-.. N U . z f - f f .. x W.-N Aw A Q lfffgyf ,5 M z ,A M in 2 .. fn A FRY A 1 ,Nw -af v is ' ' X ' ' U 'N 8 P - , ' . ' A 5, ,,i, - , 9, J , f f, his 4 x if A J , in 'f' ' 5'- In ig, 1 1' X A ii A ' LM QE! W 1 f . . YA Wg 'Uk A 8 K, A ,Q M ' A I T ' lr 4' I ! 'A ' A-N 5 A , 4 ,x- ' 1 K .1 it l 5' R I 1... u 1 . -f-, g y L. . -.. . z f . - I .L . 4, , , . 1' ,A , 1 - 2 4. I W' Q ' 5 ' -M 1 ' 'rf Hr ,Qf v 1 1, 'Q'- xr fm ' 1' , D uw' I3 1.1 - gp, 4, vqx us ., .L , L IL in 4. . l -,, 5-0. V r ,gig T C if H. Z.. W ig. 15... ,.s -X av gx N G- ,M 1 L. . H in A- L sn, X 3-5. x a-Q3' a,g' W? . s J - , E . ol- na ' . K . x ,' 4 w 1 X 1 i Seated from left to right: Eckert, C. M.: Chapman. P. E.g McDonald I. H.g Merritt, F, I., Moore, W. B.' Clark, W. L., Hilgemeier, G. F.g Wise 1, L.: Sabo, R. W., and Stimson, R. M Standing: Bayless, T. 6.5 Sandoe, L. B.: Gilbert, R. M.: Virden, H. W.- Sears, F, R.: and Halvorson, T. L. v v if v Quietly and Effectively the Cadet Club Served Culver fXrf f m 'T IM ,ri-ei fhfilftrllfxxti Q I fi X: i f .Uv 5 8 HIS YEAR, as in previous years, the Cadet Club functioned as a generator of spirit, good will, and good conduct at Culver. Holding their meetings every Sunday evening, the members of the Cadet Club concerned themselves with such things as school spirit, corps honor, entertainment of visiting teams, conduct at assemblies and picture shows, and upholding Culver's traditions. At the beginning of the year, the club's membership consisted of the seven company commanders and the senior captain. These eight cadets elected seven other men into membership in September. They also chose Major Stephenson and Colonel Roberts as faculty advisers. During the year two other elections were held, bringing the total membership of the club to twenty-one. To become a full member of the Cadet Club, a man must be a first class- man with at least three years of service, and he must have demonstrated qualities of leadership, loyalty to the school, and a keen interest in uphold- ing all that is for the good of Culver. In addition, those first classmen exhibit- ing the same qualifications except for the fact that they have had only two years of service are eligible for associate membership. The Cadet Club worked quietly, seldom receiving public notice for its work. However, the influence that it had upon the general behavior and spirit of the corps this year was felt deeply. An interesting sideline that the Cadet Club worked on was the colorful badge and ribbon that could be seen on the lapel of each member of the Culver football team and on that of their opponents on football weekends. AMAZINCLY ccnvnnctfg were fre Shakespearean scenes staged bv the Stevens Maruenettes PRESENTINC a two-ptanc csherrt that ranged from Mozart to jlve, Miss Martha Braden and Mass Dar 2 Martin received enthusiastic ap- plause for their slctll and versattletv On ar'-other occasion, Mr Chcen, the famous humortst, had Us ro!!- tng in the aisles, Contributing Much to Our Year, Assemblies Entertained and instructed NCE AGAIN we have enjoyed a splendid series of assein- bly programs. Musical offerings of a high quality included a two-piano concert by Misses Braden and Martin. a perforin- ZIIICC by the INQIIQS chorus of the University of Michigan. and an excellent program played by our own band. On another occasion we witnessed a series of colorful folk dances offered by the dancers La Meri and di Falco. Soine of our programs consisted of movies. Outstanding were The Titan. a tiilin account oi' the lite and work of Michel- angelo. and Qliviers fine version of Hamlet. Ainong the speakers wir, addressed L15 this year. we particularly enjoyed the liuinorist Mr. Gheen. lnstructitrnal and highly interesting was the address of Mr. Gerald Vfcnflt. science editor ot' Science Illustrated and ot' Time. These and inany other prograins have provided its with fine entertainlnent and provocative ideas. WX, f f ,v E F ig ---.....-..... - a 1 . Q , .,,,,,,,.i -Q, Q 1 'Ci 1 5 av F 3 X Q v 5 . . 4 M Q Y I Q, in s. Q f 1 rl ' .5 I 3 I 5 I , ' QqhQQ Q fat. 4 h , , 1 A 1 I l 3 RZ ' 1 0Y hr'r f iu 5 K ': 'gll3iAf ' Inav' . 0 K 'il +45 Q . .4 A 4 'QS 5 QI' cw f ? W : . ,gf ,V 1 'A ' No, Y . K 'xg 4 1',+' V L , X ' .f YN! 9 Y' x fl 1 g, Q ga: A 2 A if 4 ll 49 UIQ r . X fri 7. Uffgl , I X ' W' s Xin v , 1 ,,, A iz'A'L ' My - ' f, .f L1 5' f ff-li'4',,5sA,' K ' ' ' Qian? QL, . 5 .f . ,V If 3 1 S! if, Q E fi., fl X 'xv .r L 'G I e 'X W 1 S , Us ' A ' ,L v x ' '. N , , S 1- hr f .i ' f , N. f W W, 2 ' mm ' f Q Q X I 'hill My .A ,ro Ll 'U f A - Q . I vu E9 . . ' . K. . u , THE HOP Club and dates, TWO, please, 'G ... 'K-4 As Usual, Thanksgiving Dance Was Colorful Affair V O NO SORT of occasion did most of us look forward with livelier expectation than to our dances. This year we staged eleven of them, including the white-stripe affairs at Beaszrn Hall. Like all such activities anywhere. our dances involved confusion and pre-game despair. Somebody's date fell through: somebody else found himself with two dates: here a couple could not locate a chaperong there a couple failed to contact each other. Yet our troubles seemed ultimately to iron them- selves out: and when all was over, we were ready to protest to all and to ourselves that we had completely enjoyed the evening. Highly waxed floors in the little gym rendered perilous the early stages of our Homecoming Dance in October. Other- wise all went well. At Thanksgiving we danced to the music of Frankie Masters and his name-band. As usual. this ball proved one of the most colorful of the year, complete as it was with Officers' Figure and the customary plaudits tendered the football team. In February the small gym again sported decorations as the Infantry staged their annual affair. Making its debut. our own dance band provided the music, while the rest of us. relaxing from midyear examinations. concentrated on care- free enjoyment. Contributing in large measure to the suc- cess of the evening, dates from St. Mary's in South Bend and Tudor Hall in Indianapolis helped us forget blue books and green tables. After the dance, all withdrew to the Shack for refreshments and a sing, 6l Cadet Dance Band Scores Success .JA-.u' HIGH SPOT of any formal ball at Culver is the Officers' Figure, Later in the second semester, the Mounted Services or- ganized their prom, decorating the gym with orange and black streamers. Our dance band put on their finest performance of the year on that night. Beason Hall provided the setting for a number of dances throughout the year. Upstairs in the Great Hall, first class- men and their dates made the most of the music. furnished First Class Looks Forward to Final Ball generally by Rag Gilbert. who obligingly tended the phono- graph. These evenings usually closed with refreshments pro- vided by Rose and Chauncey and a quiet Using. As we write this, we are looking forward to the ball which traditionally represents the climax of Culver's social calendar. Naturally we are referring to the final dance at Commence- ment. To the first classmen in particular this concluding all- night dance will inevitably prove an occasion which will remain secure in the memory. Technically. of course. the high point of a first classman's career at Culver arrives when he steps through the Iron Crate on Commencement morning. Yet it is doubtful if even this all-important moment in its appeal to the feelings and the imagination surpasses the cere- mony which takes place at midnight during the final ball. 'We have had a lot of fun at our dances this year. and we want to express our appreciation to those people who have made a great deal of it possible. Our gratitude goes to the members of the faculty and the staff who have taken care of such indispensable items as dates, decorations. and arrange- ments for orchestras and entertainers. A very large vote of thanks we owe to the members of our dance band. who so frequently have sacrificed their own pleasure for the sake of providing us with excellent music. FIRST row, left to right: tsaxophonest Brumes, C F.. Mrnzek, E. 1.2 Welch, B. A., Pishrw, C W., lviolinst Greene, D. C. S.: and Thomas, T. A, Second row: ttrombonesl Strait, R. D.g Kirkdoffer, C. B.g Clark, 1. 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The backfield picture, brightened by the presence of co-captains Muel- ler and Sabo and reservist Witort, looked excellent. Only two lettermen, however, Willke and Connell, were re- turning to line positions. As the practice sessions wore on, new faces began to appear. Szesny proved amply competent to hold down lT'S THE FOSTSCRIPT of a flying circus and a touchdown if Mueller catches it. IOSH REYNOLDS gains four important yards deep in K.M.l.'s territo y the right halfback spot. Jim Sugar took over the centering duties, flanked by guards, Reynolds and Strader. Start- ing tackles were Schmitz and Connell, while Willke and Hirschtritt assumed the responsibility for snagging the passes. Under the guidance of coaches Oliver, Sutherland, and McKinley and the leadership of captains Sabo and Mueller, this starting aggregation, along with the rest of the squad, de- veloped into a hard-charging, hard- fighting ball club. As the season progressed, injuries took their toll. In the third game a dislocated elbow retired Szesny for the season. To fill the gap, Reynolds stepped back out of the line, leaving his post at guard to Cutchin. A knee injury cost us the services of Strader, replaced at guard by Brooks. Other injuries meant more replacements, but the team kept on fighting and winning. Many of the starters in the last games had been second and third stringers in September. On September 30, the Squadron open- ed its season away from home by de- feating Shattuck. Touchdowns by Sabo, 69 Fnrst row left to nght Bancroft F S lttenbach L 1 Ehly R E Massaro A D Webster W H Sulluvan N A Carmichael F L and Szesny R l Second row Coach Olnver Cutchun I M Sugar 1 I Wnllke W A Co Captaln Sabo Co Captain Mueller Connell j O Reynolds R j Wntort R H Schmrtz I E Coach McKunley and Coach Sutherland Third row Hurschtrltt R Strader I M Anderson W K Eruckson l Harmlson H A Duffy l F Bald wn D H Pooe C Clark W L and Broo s Fourth row LaMarche R 1 Vandenburg W C Patterson rnnger R Br an A Nelson Bretscher G R Bartlett D D and jackson l M Fifth row Halliday I C Brumfleld E P Denton F R :nl H T e y Parks C C EC er C M Cordon H P japhet D R and Vurden H W urles a To St a Determined Team W1tort ard Mueller successfully overcame the Mmnesota teams sllght early lead and gave us a v1ctory by the s ore of 25 10 At home on October 10 the team 3Ch19V8d 1ts second w1n by pummel1ng South Bend Cen tral Cathol1c 31 to 7 Maddened by the ease wxth whlch the1r opponents ran back the 1n1t1al k1Ck off for a touchdown the cadets mounted an e'-c h1b1t1on of 11'lSplI'ed football Our flrst T D came on a pass from Sabo to Hxrschtrltt Then Szesny ln a perfectly executed play raced through the m1ddle of the l1ne for a touchdown Next Sabo scored from the four Interceptlng a pass on h1s own one yard l1ne Mueller made the run of the day by scuttllng 99 yards down the s1del1nes Culver s fmal score came on a th1rty yard run by Sprmger At Lewlsburg West V1rgm1a on October 14 Culver faced 1ts toughest opposltlon of the season m Greenbrler M1l1tary School The hard runmng attack and blg l1ne of G M S proved too much for O the Maroon and Whlte who emerged on the losmg end of a 20 to 2 score In one of the most thrxllmg gr1d1ron contests ever staged at Culver the Flymg Squadron upset K M I IH the Homecomlng game In the course of the afternoon, the lead changed hands sxx tlmes K M I led off Wlth two touchdowns both by MIXOD the outstandmg player of the day Then touchdowns by Sabo and Reynolds and P A T s by Sabo brought the score to 14 to 12 IH our favo1 Just before the half ended K M I talhed agam as M1xon hung up h1S thlrd T D The half ended Wlth K M I leadmg 19 to 14 Early 1n the second half Culver capltallzed on a K M I fumble and Wltort scored from the two yard l1ne Sabo con xerted maklng the score 21 to 19 M1xon slashed off tackle for h1s fourth and the score read 25 to '71 Fmally 1n the fourth quarter Reynolds vxent over from the two and the game ended w1th Cul xer on the long end of a 27 to 25 score The followmg Saturday at St John s Sabo s ' , ' : , - -1 , --2 . - -4 , - -Q , - -: ' , - -1 A , - -1 , -- 2 ' 5 '.- -: , - -1 ' , - -: - ' 5 - ' Q . - -9 . - -: ' , - -: , - -1 ' : . ' . ' ' . . . ' F. ' . . . , ., , . ., , . ., , .x.., , . ., , . ., - i, . .3 l,j, ,g , ..g k,C.E. : , ..g , . .5 ,C.K.gSp' , .j.g y ,L. .3 ,R.L.g , - -2 1 - -I v - - ' : ' , . .3 ' , . .3 ,. .gHe' , , .gSlb,D. K.g , . .3 k t, . -9 . - -3 . - : ' , - - Inj ' F il o p ' 1 A ' 1 . i 7 f V - n - . . .. c . V 1 - 4 Q - , 1 '- 1 - ... . . . , - 1 '. , , . . . - , , . . . g , . . Y . , - , l ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 Y I ' ' ' 9 7 . . . , , 7 lt's all over but the whistle. Now the way W I figure this K,M.I. outfit . . .' i Team Well Coached and Led first-quarter touchdown and conversion proved decisive. Despite hard football during the ensuing quarters, neither team was able to score. The game marked Culver's fourth victory. Concerning the dismal spectacle offered the following Saturday, the less said the better. For about five minutes of the game Culver looked like the team that had beaten K. M. I. and St. John's. For the rest of the afternoon the Squad-- ron was pushed all over the field by a valiant little underdog team from Foreman High School in Chicago, who exploited Culver's overconfidence to hand us our second defeat. November 11, the Flying Squadron traveled to Chicago to sustain a heartbreaking tie with Morgan Park Military Academy. Charlie Parks scored two touchdowns in the first quarter. These Morgan Park matched by scoring once just be- fore the end of the half and again during the last sixteen seconds of the game. Playing in a snowstorm and bitterly cold weather, Culver won its last game on Thanks- 7 I A glance at WilIke's face will show that he really wanted that ball Season Ends In Thanksgiving Blizza giving Day. Hirsch High School of Chicago scored in the second quarter and led 7 to 6 until late in the fourth frame. With a minute to play, Willke blocked a Hirsch punt, and the ball rolled into the end zone. In the scramble, a Hirsch player knocked the ball out of the end zone, giving the game to Culver by a score of 8 to 7. On that awful Thanksgiving afternoon, the curtain came down on a season that added up to 5 wins, 2 losses, and 1 tie. This year Culver played in five homecoming games, winning three. losing one, and tying one. Leading point-getter for the season was Sabo, who scored thirty-fivc. Of thirty-six lettermen, sixteen will return next year. At the Thanksgiving Dance, Colonel Gregory and Major Oliver praised the team and the two captains for their fighting spirit. On the same occasion, enthusiastic applause greeted the announcement that co-captains of next year's team will be Willke and Witort. FOOTBALL RECORD Culver 25 Shattuck ,,., 3l South Bend -- 2 Greenbrier -- 27 K. M. I. an 'I Sl. lohn's -e 6 Foreman ..,., I2 Morgan Park H, 8 Hirsch e,,,,. 118 A fine team receives official honors at the Thanksgiving dance. rd Opponents ,A I0 W- 7 --25 ,, 25 -- O U I2 -, I2 --7 98 f ..- I 3 S 5, I , 'xy Y 7 Q '14 ag ff . - -,JI f 1.-- ,H nf Y . , 2 ' if- ' 15 .4 A ,df f A.-fur., , - - 5 W Azffghgyr 'f fr-'f.Y33,f1 ' ' ,' Agpfff A V-.ww-1 V an x af, gjc, Q '- .A , ,-u2'mf!f3w-'25-lAf '?' '- Q H 'W f J ,IKM k ..., M 'kv K M'VGw ....,.....,. . -. -. , -- an Q ? wa 7 .f u . i 1 fic, 4 lr 3 ,AB . 1 EVERY POINT counts and here we fund Ron Wntort doing his be t to make a free throw good It looks all right to us from here Hardwood Squad Had Height and Speed HE 1950 51 varsity hardwood cagers fought their way to Culvers most successful basketball season since 1941 as they captured eleven of seventeen contests The Maroon and White hopes received an earl5 Jolt when it was learned that team captain Andy Andrews would be ineligible due to Culvers en ciation Nevertheless Head Coach Russ OllV91 assisted by Mr Stevens turned out a team possess ing speed and height built around letter winners Herk Harmison Ron Witort Bill Willke and re serxist Don Baldwin Tull Monsees Bob Sturgeon and Bob Sabo up from company teams added much strength to the team 74 After only ten days of practice Coach Oliver sent the five into action December 2nd against Glenwood High School of Chicago Although the visitors made it a close contest for the first half the Maroon and White pulled quickly away in the sec ond for a 40 to 33 victory Griffith High School Culvers first IHSAA op their first defeat of the season in a real battle but Park School didn t fare so well the following eve nmg as the cadets bounced back to down the Indian apohs quintet 41 to 30 Returning from Christmas vacation the cagers engaged in an exhibition contest with the Alumni in a surprise victory the Old timers gave the ca trance into the Indiana High School Athletic Asso- ponent in a number of years, handed the varsity - - ' LK . sv uw R utvaf Ol-VE S B R Flrst row left to nght oe I C Brooks C Schaefer W B Wunn C R and Selby D K Second row Asslstant Coach Stevens Wntort R H Wullke W A Harmuson H A Monsees T jackson I M and Coach Olnver TI-nrd row Robunson 1 L Sabo R W Schacht W N Sturgeon R A Baldwm D H Sugar j I and Vandenberg W C game 1n the last seconds 47 to 41 The lesson must have taken effect w1th the Maroon and Whlte how ever for they put the1r new found knowledge to good use the followmg weekend as they tall1ed a palr of v1ctor1es over Morgan Park and Central Cathohc Hxgh School of South Bend January 19th the cagers traveled to Lake For est Ill1no1s to meet an exceptlonally strong team they fell before the undefeated Ill1no1sans 49 to 31 but the Maroon and Whlte made It a successful weekends Journey the fOll0W1Hg nlght as they downed St John s ln a halr ra1s1ng battle at Dela fleld WISCOHSIH 41 to 39 Returnmg home the team made lt three straxght as they defeated Park School agaln 49 to 34 and then folloxx ed wxth an outstandlng vlctory ox er a flghtmg Luther Instltute f1ve 52 to 46 Herk Harm1 son reachlng the twenty four polnt mark for the season s 1nd1v1dual hlgh score Although the team faced elght straxght gruehng weekends of double games the Maroon and Wh1te new er allowed themselves to be beaten tvuce 1n one weekend They dropped a close one ln Chlcago followlng mght s game agamst Glenwood 50 to 41 On February 9th the Lxttle Gym rocked wlth the cheers of a capaclty house as the cagers met Lapaz Hxgh School one of Northern Ind1ana s fmest teams Although the Russmen dropped a one pomt declslon 1n the final second to the Hoosler f1ve they turned xn a f1ne game and establlshed themselves IH Ind1ana basketball clrcles as a real competitor Lady Luck swltched to our slde the next nlght as the team snatched a close 39 to 38 Wln over a f1ne Calumet team comlng from behmd IH the wanmg moments of the game The team took to the road for the last tlme the xx eekend of February 17th as they turned loose 1n a 56 to 34 rout of Howe School and then traveled 1nto Ashland Oh1O to meet Ashland Hlgh School one of Oh1O s strongest qulntets The cadets waged a terr1f1c battle vuth the Buckeye ru als before suc cumblng by only seven pomts .38 to ol At home the weekend of Febxuarx 24th the cagers dropped the curtaln on the 1900 51 season as thev lost a heartbreaker to Lake F01 est 43 to 41 75 L c r 5 1 - - 5-' as if ' xr- ' uf xy H 1 1 . ' 1 -I 5 nl as F . I ' , ' :PoI, , .5 , .E.g , . .3 ' , . .5 , . . : ' dets a lesson in hardwood ways as they won the February 2nd, to Morgan Park, but salvaged the . . , , . 7 ' ' , - . . 7 - . . . . . , . , . . , - . . . . . , 1 : . . G 7 1 , . . . . . , ' ' . Y ! ' , J Q 1 - - 7 . . . . . . y . , I 1 9 ' . , . , . I . I v' v ' v - v , I y 1 bv y if ' I v Q 4 . But St. John's couldn't cope with the terrific per- formance by the Maroon and White in the final game, our best this year, as the visitors were trounced 53 to 40. Herk Harmison and Bill Willke led team scor- ing this season, averaging nearly thirteen and eleven points a game. Don Baldwin was selected at the season's conclusion to succeed Captain Andrews in the 1951-52 season. Varsity letters were awarded to the following men: VVillke. Monsees, Sturgeon, Harmison, Brooks. Baldwin fcaptain electl, lVitort, Andrews lcaptainj, Jackson, Sabo, Schacht, and Schaefer fmanagerj. 76 IN CASE if isrfr good, Schacht and Monsees are set to take the ball off the baclcboard for another try. Dec Dec Dec lan, lan. lan, lan. jan. jan. lan. Feb Feb, Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb BASKETBALL SCHEDULE CMA Op 2 Glenwood School ,..e 45 33 8 Griffith High School , 34 42 9 Park School ,,,,..., 4l 30 6 Alumni ,,...,..,,, 4l 47 IZ Morgan Park M. A. ,c 43 30 l3 Central Catholic H. S, 45 43 l9 Lake Forest Academy 3l 49 ZO St. john's M. A. .,.. 4l 39 26 Park School ..., A- 49 34 27 Luther Institute .... 52 48 2 Morgan Park M. A. -- 49 Sl 3 Glenwood School ..,, 49 4l 9 Lapaz High School --- 56 57 lO Calumet High School - 39 38 l6 Howe lvl. A, ,,,A..,, 56 34 l7 Ashland H, S. lOhioI - Sl 58 23 Lake Forest Academy - 4l 43 24 St. johns M. A, ,,,,. 53 40 HERK HARMISON, high scorer f il . F Ili? li , L53 V l APTAINED BY Bill Clark and Don Ensign, the 1951 edition of Culver's boxing team vanquished the fiftieth consecutive opponent and established a standing record of ten years without a defeat. Boxingl The very word sends a shock of ex- citement through one who knows the sport. It car- ries with it an air of tenseness, a thrill that no other game can boast. The instant an aspiring novice steps upon the balcony, he is in a new World. Gradually, though, he learns to handle the light and heavy bags. By watching the veterans and listening to their com- ments, he learns their tricks and points of style. Meanwhile he builds up stamina, acquires lightning reflexes and the ability to give and take. He joins in the constant laughter and swaps tips with the others, developing a confidence which pro- vides the foundation upon which Jock's training can build. Above all, boxing demands hours of con- stant, grueling workg and it requires 'fgutsf' Over every day's work period hangs the urgent necessity for being in shape for the first match. Everything, work and conversation, points toward that fight. Boxers Again llndefeated PACKING A Saturday punch fairly comparable to the impact of a l5'5 shell, josh Reynolds this year proved the adage that ' the harder you hit them, the less it hurts you. BOXING SCHEDULE CMA Op. lan. 27 New Castle Boxing Club --- , 'T -l Feb. 3 Crant Community Center -,,,,,,, ,sc 9 1 Feb. l6 Derhos Graduate School of Boxing H , ' 5 Feb. 2-l Highland Park ,,,,,,YY-,,- ,, ' 2 READY FOR anything, Virden warilx sizes up his cppcnent ard waits for the right rnornent. ln the background a ttpzcal Satur- day afternoon audience lends him moral support. Fnrst row left to rught Mathews I I DuBose j H Telfer C T junco E Dunn M Rocoff 1 Phnllep R Znmmerman A F and Kyle D S Second row Lyden H A Ea er G C Morruson 1 L Sknpper E L Reyn lds R Ensngn D C lco captaunl Clark W L lco captalnl M Longrnure M H and Vnrden C L Third row Hauman R L Hovs many men are comlng down? What WE1ghtS0 Whos gomg to wexgh mn Any Golden Glovers 1n the bunch7 Fmally the great day arr1ves To the f1ghters lt IS a day tense w1th apprehens1on wh1ch IHCFEHSSS hourly Welgh ln Eat a llght tramlng meal Get some rest before the matches' Then a fever1sh wrap plng of hands a hght warm1ng up and weary s1ck YV81t11'1g untll one s name comes up From then on the flghter has only hlmself to rely on h1s cond1t1cn h1s sklll and his own una1ded courage Any team that can keep 1ts record flawless fo1 a full decade certalnly IS entltled to regard ltself 1n rather superlatlve terms Th1s years squad stood toe to toe and slugged lt out wlth the best of them Lettermen who provlded the punch thls sea son lncluded McKean 1951 Lyden 1981 Huyle1 78 Br ssert M E Cartagena L I nkuns R R Les Ig D R Cowan B F Pew A W Parks C C Tappan I C Ander son R E Newbull 1 W Massaro A D and Chalmers A L lmanagerl Fourth row Captann Sutherland 1coachl Mc Lemore 1 W Halllday I C Cordon H P Martnnson 1 R rt I W ker A and Roh 11051 Telfer 11101 Vlrden L 11201 Susen 124 MOTIISOH 11251 Dlbbell 11271 Longmlre 11291 Sk1pper 11301 Brassert M 11321 Hauman 11321 co captaln Enslgn 11351 Vlrden H 11401 Easter 11401 co captaln Clark 11551 Parks 11551 Bay less 11651 Greenway 11651 Reynolds R 11701 McGaughey 1heavywe1ght1 and Chalmers 1mana ger Because of semester tests the team was not 1n top shape for the f1rst match w1th Newcastle Com mg from behlnd however we won handlly 17 41 D1bbell and Enslgn scored T K O s and Reynolds and Brassert garnered knockouts The followmg week Grant Comrnun1ty fell 19 21 before a pol1shed C M A squad Massaro ach1ev1ng the only knock out Two weeks later we tangled w1th our toughest opponents Ernle Derhos Boxlng Club Qulte a ' 1 ' : . . .: . . .1 a . . .1 . .1 e ' . . .1 S' . . .1 1 . .1 . .1 .P. .1 1.1 S. .K.: , . .1 . . .1 . . .1 .. .1 - Sf . . .1 ' , . .1 ' , . .1 0 1 -1.1 . . : ' 1 - ' 1 . . - ' 1 . . . - ' 1 C- 1 . .1 ' , . .1 , . .1 ' . . .1 Caughey, 1. T.g Greenway, W. E.: Bayless, T. C.g Susen, W. L.3 Loughran, W. H.g Dull, M. C.: Sloan, B. H.1 Steele, R. B.g ' , . .1 A , . 1 ' : , , .g Bu, .C.g al ,j. .5 t,j. A. LA 7 . ' v 7 7 ' 7 ' 5 c D' . . , , . - vs ' ' Y 7 ' 9 V . . . . - . . , . , . 7 . . . . . . Q , - . , , - , . . , . . . , - f ' ' 1 1 v ' 9 I - . y ' . H . . , y . . . . , V . ' 7 Y v ' 1 - ' . . V . . ' . . , , . - I . Q . . , . . . , . . , . . . . . . . , - . v I . , . . 7 7 Y ' T0 THE EXPERT traunung f Coach Sutherland the boxers concede gladly a large shar of t he splendnd success whlch they have achneved As Captain Bull Clark and others look o jock glves s me polnters tw o leather sllngers Clark and Ensign Lead Fine Squad fevx of Derho s proteges reached the fmals and semx fmals of the Gary Golden Gloves Nevertheless Culvers squad aga1n pulled through xxmnmg 7 5 Two bouts ended early D1bbell ann xmv h1s seccnd T K O for the season wh1le Moruson scored a knockout Hlghland Park unable to send a full squad forfelted the last match to Culx G1 F01 the record however, our flghters defeated 13 21 the half team fO1 a T K Cnce whlch d1d arx 1ve Bayless 1ece1x1ng cxedlt again a Culve1 bokmg team IS shoutmff m chox us 1ts praxse of Coach Jock Suthe1 land the X eteran xx ho brought h1s fxghters carefullx but stead 1ly to the pomt xxhele they could handle the best clubs ln thls palt of the countrx AS CACEY a fughter as one can fund at the hugh school level us Cum Laude student Dave Dlbbell Thus year he took all three of has three matches wlnnung two of them by technucal kno kouts 79 A l ' o 5 . . . . A 1 , e 'l n, ' o ' to t . I c' v ,. ,. -' ty K A gi M . 4 ,.,.ii.,f,s I . Y , v I- ' 7 , . . . V - , . . Q . . 1 'f D . . . , ' 1 N F E ' . , .I . .5 ' , - . . 1. Q Q .V. , . .Q , 'A O ' m ' v ' Y . I v r ' y - v E g. ' ' 3. . ., . ' C . Firsi' row, left to right: Heinl, H. T., Coffman, I. D., Eretscher, C. R.g Phillips, S. I.g Roth, W. E. lco-captainlg Sandoe, L. B. 'co-captainlg Raubourn, jp P., Kidd, R. l.g Peckham, C. F., and Bartlett, D. D. Second row: Major Wa- laitis lcoachl 3 Concheso, A. F., Alarcon, D.g johansen, C. RJ Swimmers Unbeaten in Short Season SWIMMING SCHEDULE CMA Op. jan. 27 LaPorte High School -,-............. 52 23 Feb. 3 Burris High School lMunciel ,AA,. --- Sl l5 Feb. I7 South Bend Central High School ..,,c,. 52 23 HOLDER OF A new pool record for the 220 yard swim, Bill Roth enjoyed a fine season. He and Les Sandoe co-captalned an excellent team through an undefeated winter. 80 Veach, W. I., Tully, D. H.g C-illbergh, O. R., Swinnerton, B. T.: MacKinnon, I, H., and Mellon, 1, C. lrnanagerl. Third row: Dauksch, I, C., jayne, W. H.g johnson, l. E.: Swearingen, R. L.: McMullen, j. Eg Kaufman, A. S.g Millard, R. T.: Raynal, O. Ag and Sabel, R. D, Y VIRTUE of the fact that Culver this year joined the Indiana High School Athletic Association. the swimming team found its activities curtailed. In particular the mermen missed the Midwest Prep Meet, the climax of past seasons. Albeit the sched- ule was short, the team went through it without defeat. Sparked by co-captains Bill Roth and Les San- doe, the swimmers splashed past LaPorte High School on January 27th for a 52-23 victory, followed by a 51-15 triumph over Muncie Burris on February 3rd- A month later they won, 52-23, over Central High School of South Bend, considered at the time the second ranking squad in Indiana. Coached by Major Walaitis, the swimmers turned in faster and faster times. Roth set a new pool record in the 220 yard swim, and Coffman placed his name behind the 120 yard individual medley mark. Lettermen freestylers were Sandoe, Roth. Phil- lips. Peckham, Heinl, Raibourn, Bretscher. and Johnson. Coffman and Veach earned letters as breaststrokers, while Kidd and Bretscher estab- lished themselves as two of the best divers in the state. In the backstroke Tully and Johansen repre- sented C. M. A. While their season was extremely short. no group on campus wore their letters more proudly than did the swimmers. 4 YEING WARILY the distant toboggan slide. twenty-three prospective cross-country runners be- gan in the middle of September to get themselves into condition. On September 30, Coach Smith com- mitted his charges against LaPorte High School. Very early the men in maroon learned that they had entered a tough league when Culver became a member of the Indiana High School Athletic As- sociation. They suffered an 18 to 45 defeat at the hands of LaPorte. The following Saturday Culverfs thirst for re- venge brought victory over Delphi: Northside High School of Fort Wayne was next on the agenda, but the Redskins proved to be too strong for the C.M.A. harriers, edging the cadets 22 to 37. At Homecoming the distance men romped in style over the new 2114 mile course to outshine their guests from Howe Military Academy. Murray Keatinge, Culver's fleet- footed star, finished first, backed by Claude John- son, Eric Schonblom, Ray Richardson, and Danny Harriers Run In Fast League First row, left fo right: johnson, C. 1.5 Hilgemeier, R. Ag Myers, R, D. lco- captainl g Raynal, O. A. lco-captainl 3 Brazell, I. R.g and Pew, A. W. Second row: Habegger, F, C3 Gonzalez, H. R. O.g Richardson, R. L.3 Gerson, C. Ng Collins, H, A., and Schonblom, 1. E. Third row: Nickson, Og Cetzen, R. C.: Namon, R,g and Specht, T. E. CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE CMA Op. Sept. 30 LaPorte ....,..,,..,. -- l8 45 Oct. 7 Delphi High School ,-- -, 45 l6 Oct, lil Northside 'Fort Waynei , Y- Z2 37 Oct. Zl Howe Military Academy --- -- 40 Zl Oct. 28 Anderson High School ,,- -- l5 55 Myers. In the last meet of the season the state champions from Anderson High set a pace which was simply too fast for Culver's team. Before hanging up their spikes, the harriers elected Danny Myers and Oscar Raynal co-captains for the year. A banquet at Meyers' home in Elkhart brought the season officially to a close. KEATlNGE'S HOMECOMINC was a triumphant occasion. Sl JL.. Ml. First row, left to right: Seybert, T. C. lmanagerl , lenson, C. S., W. T., Warner, P, C., Vass, E. R., Nobbe, R. K., Schmitz, l. E., Story, P. R., Heninger, R. H., Brassert, C, A., Moore, W. B. Madden, P. W., Smith, D. E., Coady, E. T., Fisher, R. M., Ray, lco-captainl, Gilbert, R. M. lco-captainl, Henshaw, L. l., l. P., and Mr. Vetare Icoachl, Exurn, R. Y., C-ilbert, l. W., and Betts, C. H. Second row: Ray, Wrestlers Face Some of Chicago's Best IUST FOR the fun and the exercise to be gained, co-captains Bill Moore and Roger Gilbert test each other's prowess on the mat. Such friendly bouts developed skill and strength, 82 HIS YEAR a new coach, Mr. Vetare, brought a scrapping wrestling team through a fine season. Co-captains Bill Moore and Roger Gilbert led the squad to easy wins over Peru and Howe. But Morgan Park shattered C.M.A. hopes for an un- defeated season by narrowly defeating the matmen 22 to 16- Hirsch followed up by swamping the team. Though the squad was weakened by injuries in both the Hirsch and the final Calumet match, they dem- onstrated the value of fighting spirit, in the last meet the Culver wrestlers walked off with a 22 to 17 victory. At Commencement the squad will lose the muscle-power of Moore, Roger Gilbert, Jenson, and John Gilbert, as well as the speed and skill of Story. Heninger, Nobbe, and Henshaw. Still they should turn in a good season next year under the leadership of John Schmitz and Bill Ray. WRESTLING SCHEDULE CMA Op. lan. ZO Peru High School ....v....Y.e --- 36 6 Feb. 3 Howe Military Academy ,.,.... --- 37 8 Feb. lO Morgan Park Military Academy ,--,,,, Zl T6 Feb. l7 Hirsch High School 'Chicago' --- -- 5 33 Mar. 3 Calumet I-ligh School 'Chicago' ....., 23 l9 Polo Players Enjoy Long Season APTAINED BY Mills, who played at number 1, this year's polo team has quite surpassed expecta- tions. Mills' trio, which included Ezell at number 2 and Greenlee at number 3, lost many of their games, it is true, but were never beaten by more than four goals, an indication that the matches were close and exciting. After the conclusion of the first semester, Cul- ver began to play polo in Chicago every other week and appeared in games at home as well. Only cn HERE WE find Watters making full use ot his long right arm to slam the ball back where it belongs. Sunday did the ponies get a rest, a hard schedule which they seemed to love. Backing up the first team and giving them hard workouts during scrimmages were the alternates, Watters, Sampson, and Simmons. In addition we may note the 4 Hotshot team, composed of year- lings, Aixala, Shuler, and Smith. During the season, two new and inexperienced ponies i'made the team. Ezell and Greenlee took charge and gave them excellent training. As some of last year's ponies are growing old, the contribu- tion of the newcomers made a big difference. At the moment several more ponies are learning the game with the help of various members of the squad- Most credit belongs to Colonel Kitts. Under his tutelage the team enjoyed a full schedule and won- derful training, and they had a lot of fun. First row, left to right: Fawcett, W., Watters, 1.3 Mills, I, icap- tainlg Floyd, W.g and Simmons, W. Second row: leter, I., Yardley, l-l.g Sampson, W.g Hoffman, E.g Macy, 1.3 and Tog- nazzini, R. Third row: Brown, W.g Murray, S.: Smith, B.g Ferguson, l., and Shuler, A lmanagerl. 83 fi 34 fl if '-J AFD m ff J Track Team Faces Stiff Opposition ARELY HAD the Athletic Department closed their books on the various winter sports, when the track team began preparing for its first indoor sea- son in over ten years. Late in February the dirt floor side of the Rec Building became the scene of intense activity, as a host of track aspirants started working to get themselves into condition. Front row, left to right: McGuire, H, l.: Schonblom. l. E.: Parks, C. C.: Richardson, R. L.: Karsten, F. L.: Williams, C. R.: McDonald, 1. H.: and Comparet, T. M. Second row: Ferguson, 1. R.: Greer, j. R.: Davis, W. B.: Steele, R. B.: Bryan, l., A.: Lowenstine, D. M.: and Calcaterra, P. R. Third row: McCul- lough: R. D.: Clark, j. W.: l-larris, A. M.: Dougher, 1. D.: LaMarche: R, j.: Burt, 1, C.: C-reenway, W. E.: Wentworth For a long time no Culver track squad has faced a busier spring than that promised by 1951. VVith twelve meets scheduled, four of them indoors and eight outdoors, this year's thinclads will find little time to relax training. Hoping to produce a record as good or better than last year's enviable score of five wins and one narrow defeat, the squad P. D.: Holloway, C. C.: Weathers, C. W.: and VanDenburgl'i, R. N. lrnanagerl. Fourth row: Captain C-ollnick lassistant coachlg Cuaycong. R, M.: Barrett, C. D.: Waldon, D. C.: Myers, R. D.: Lee, R. N.: Andrew, j. L.: Caudell, D, M.: C-entry, 1. A.: Frauenthal, D, L.: Chaney, R, H.: and Captain Smith rcoachl. S4 EVERYTHING depends upon condition. After six or seven laps, Richardson still obviously has a lot of running left in him. of 1951 will be meeting competition entirely new from that faced by 1950's Midwest Prep Conference championship team. This year Culver will test its powers against teams from Indiana which promise the keenest sort of opposition. With only three lettermen returning from last year's squad, Coach A. Coke Smith must undertake a major rebuilding operation. With the loss of seven- teen letter-winners, among them distance men of the caliber of Dortch, Hillis, and Newell, sprinters like Laux and Hewitt, and a well balanced group of field-event men, Coach Smith is keeping a sharp eye open for new talent. This year the varsity runners will enjoy an ex- cellent opportunity to turn in lower times. The new track with its eight-lane, 220 yard straightaway is simply lying there in wonderful condition, wait- ing to be used- Returning lettei men Ccmparet, Chapman. and Rogers are looking forward to another string of vic- tories. Broadjumpers McDonald and Schram, and high jumpers McGuire and Griffith, and pole vaulter Parks probably will form the nucleus of the field event men. Schonblom and Richardson should turn in low times for the distance runs. By the time this book appears, we shall know the best and the worst of the 1951 track season. We hope the best will be very good indeed. TRACK SCHEDULE Indoor March lO Hobart High School March l4 Peru High School March l Northside High Schc-al 'Fort Wayne' March Zl Plymouth High School Outdoor April lfl Northside High School lFort Waynel April l8 Plymouth High School April Zl South Bend Riley April 25 Open April 28 Open May 2 l.aPorte High School May S Delphi High School May 9 Open May l2 Morgan Park Military Academy May l6 Howe Military Academy May I9 St. lohn's Military Academy IT LOOKS as if that very rapid trio, McDonald Parks and Ferguson, have every intention of setting the track on fire -....,i,,,-A 'K -' '-..1.., 4--1-W .. .Mm A 1 -t-an .. -..,,4, WAN X J ..... ....L, 'rf WAR.,-M H--N..,+, e4lQL 'y '--L-i---....'A' L ..- YV' Y ,V 1..- nt ,..v.., :li ,. i .A ONCE more around the lake and we'II call it a day. FTER A SHORT workout on the machines in the Rec Building, the varsity crew will take to the water with high hopes for a successful season. The strength of the nucleus of experienced material lies in the rowing and athletic qualities of the returning lettermen rather than in their numbers. Among the returnees are letter-winners Bill Moore, Dick Stim- son, and Bill Ray, coxswain. These three will enjoy the help of reserve lettermen Ted Benson, Jack Channer. Jim Cutchin, and Gunner Jenson. It is encouraging also to hear that these veterans have expressed confidence in the newcomers to the squad and consider them capable of filling the places of those lost in June through graduation. Under the able coaching of Colonel W. G. Rob- erts. the crew expects to develop into a well-rounded S6 First row, left to right: Channer, 1, H.g Moore, W. B.: Ray, W. T.g Stimson, R. Mg and jenson, C. S. Second row: Cutchin, 1. M.g Benson, T. 5.3 and Cook, P, C, lrnanagerl. Crew Develops Around Lettermen team that will make a shell glide through the water with all the speed and smoothness of those of past years. Probably the team will consist of three full crews. each of which will participate in most of Cul- ver's races. At this writing no definite arrangements have been made in regard to the schedule. If the tenta- tive program below materializes. however, the crew will row against opponents capable of putting Cul- ver's skill and endurance to a decisive test. CREW SCHEDULE May l2 Eccrse Boat Club May T9 St. johns Military Academy May 26 Wvsconsun Frosh Nine Lettermen Return To Baseball Squad OPING AT least to equal and, if possible, to excel the record of last year's team, the varsity baseball squad is beginning, at this writing, to draw uniforms and turn out for practice. IT'S all yours, Ace. First row, left to right: DeFord, 1. C.g Willke, W. A.g Sabo, R. W. lcaptainl g Griffith, D., Eckert, C. M.g and Poole, I. C. Captained by Bob Oliver, last year's team ex- ploited the superb pitching of Hank Roether to win six of their ten contests. The varsity's worst defeat of the season came at the hands of an aching but spirited faculty nine. In some measure the cadets found consolation by beating St. John's in the semi- finals of the Midwest Prep Conference. This yearls squad numbers among its players Bob Sabo, team captain, and lettermen Eckert. Mueller, Fisher, DeFord, Willke and Witort. As- sisted by reserves from last year's squad and by new candidates, they should make a good showing. BASEBALL SCHEDULE April I4 Park School Riley High School April 2l April 28 LaPorte High School May 5 Open May l2 Morgan Park M. A. May l6 Howe Military Academy May l9 Park School May 26 St. lohn's Military Academy june 2 Glenwood School Second row: Major Oliver lcoachlg Valdes, D. E., Corbett, R, K.g Fisher, R. M.: Springer, R. 1.1 and MacKenzie, D. L. lmanagerl. 87 Furs! row left to right Greenblatt L I Carmichall F L H ield H S lmanagerl Clark W Hilburn B H aines D M Channer H Noyes D G ico captainl C A Demarest P E Woodruff R A and Gerson C N Cay F T McDonald 1 Zesch R W and Colonel Obenauf Not shown Murray T H fco captain' icoachl Second row Strait R D Knorr E C Puthuff E R Rlflemen Collect Honors 'NOW, GENTLEMEN, let s see some plain and fancy sight- settingg and let s check our position on every bull! Noyes, get hold of the heel of that buttf S8 MMEDIATELY after Christmas, Colonel Obenauf and the riflemen began to prepare for a harrowing schedule. After losing their first match to Howe Military Academy, the shooters enjoyed nine straight vic- tories. Heartbreaking was the loss, by nine points. of a match with Purdue. Noyes and Murray co-captains, led the team to enviable scores in the Fifth Army Area match. while Gaines, Clark, and Murray took the honors in the Hearst Trophy match. In the Indiana State Championships, the riflemen lost first place to Howe by four points, but garnered almost half of the in- dividual awards. Medal winners were Murray, Strait, lNoyes, Channer, Greenblatt Clark, and Gaines. While not the finest team in Culvers history, the shooters have performed very well indeed. To Colonels Obenauf and Dalferes and to Mr. Briddori belongs a large share of credit for the showing the squad has made. Tennis Squad Seeks To Emulate Last Year's Team AST YEAR Major Estey molded his varsity tennis squad into a splendid aggregation. Battling their way to the Midwest Conference Championship, the racqueteers dropped only one match, a practice meet with the Notre Dame freshmen. Unfortun- ately three of the first string lettermen, Dick Si- mons, Ray Walmoth, and Gordon Kaufman, left the squad in June via the Iron Gate ONE of the two returning lettermen from last year's team of stars, Henry bears a heavy responsi- bility this season. This year's squad must start almost from scratch with a new coach, Captain Utterback, and several underclass prospects. Probably Coach Utterback will expect the best results from returning letter- men Jim Newbill and Henry Lyden. At the same time such reservists as Jim Henderson, Bob Bret- scher, and John Steel will bear a large share of the responsibility. Whether the squad can emulate the record of last year's team remains problematical at this writing, but Captain Utterback promises a group well worthy to represent Culver on the courts. That the team faces a program which will test to the full the skill and endurance of the play- ers, a glance at the schedule below will easily make clear. Kneeling, left to right: Finley, 1.5 and Lyden, H. Sitting: Tully, D.g Bretscher, R.g Madson, L.g Villamizar, C., and Henderson, 1. Standing: Lobdell, D,g Steel, 1.3 Pew, Ag Martinson, iN.g Newbill, 1.3 and Brinkley, H. TENNIS SCHEDULE Apr, l-4 1ODenr - Here Apr, Zl Riley High School - Here Apr. 28 Elgin Academy - There May 5 'Open' - Here May 12 Morgan Pk. M.A. - There May l9 Elgin Academy Here May 26 St. 1ohn's MA, - Here 89 IF Hulgemeuer s hat falls to dlstract hum Andrews ought to be proof agaunst any hazard PON return1ng from sprlng vacatlon Coach Nelson and h1s varslty golfers took up the task of roundmg the team 1nto shape 1n just two sho1t weeks Ahead of them lay a tough schedule WhlCl1 conslsted of more matches than ever before chal lenged a Culver golf team dur1ng a season Apr1l showers prevented the team from gettlng as much practlce as they would have l1ked In sp1te of th1s obstacle the Culver hnksrnen went rlght to work tak1ng advantage of every opportunlty and they rapldly developed 1nto an outI1t that was gomg to be hard to beat 90 From left I right S gar j I Schaefer W B Stockstlll H Hnlgemeler C F Andrews H P lCaptaunJ Monsees C T Crawford R B and Martlnson 1 R Golf Team Shows Excellent Form Headmg the l1st of returnlng lettermen was the capta1n Andy Andrews Be1ng a n1ne semester man Andy 'was not allowed to partlclpate 1n the matches HIS f1ne golf form and leadersh1p how ever proved an 1nsp1rat1on to the other members of the team Round1ng out the l1st of returnlng let and J 1m Sugar W1nners of reserve letters last year and cand1 dates for f1rst strmg honors thls year were Bob Crawford Bruce Schaefer and John Mart1nson Two plebes who were play1ng on the team for the fxrst t1me but who showed good poss1b1l1t1es for th1S year and the years to come were Frank Tackett and Warren Txngley GOLF SCHEDULE Apr Plymouth Here Apr Rnley Hugh School There Apr fOpen1 Here May LaPorte Here May Morgan Park M A Here May St johnsfvl A There May 'Open' Here A, . -1 o ' : u , . ,g , . .Q ' , 1- -: ' ' , . -1 , . . ' 5 . 1 ' ' , V . . . . , ' 7 the Cowse can Offer' terwinners were George Hilgemeier, Tull Monsees, . , U 2 s . ' , . . . . . . I4 - . . . H 21 . . - y . 28 - . . I 5 - 7 Y . . .. . l2 - - - I9 . . . - . 26 - . Jumping Team Establishes Rep NDER the supervision of Major Stjernholm. the jumping team gained considerable acclaim this year. The Culver squad is fast becoming a perman- ent fixture in most of the important shows. not only lT'S CAPPY Winkleman, of course, showing how easy it is. utation In Midwest and East in this area but in the East as well. For instance. members participate annually in the National Horse Show in New York. In the fall, six cadets and their mounts made two shows around Chicago. Again they returned to Chicago after Christmas for the Culver Night ex- hibition, the high point of their winter activities. In the spring, the riders took part in three more shows at various places, enjoying particularly a two- day affair at Battle Creek, Michigan. Next year the team expects a truly superior sea- son, Especially interesting are Major Stjernholms plans to send two riders to Fort Riley, Kansas, to try out for the 1952 Olympics squad. First row, left to right:Collir1s, H. A.: Madden, P. Mg Schram, D, C., Hagenmyer, W. l-l.g Wnnkelman, D. W.g and Aixala, A. A, Second row: Rake, M, E., Walker, R. E., Martz, U. H., Murray, S. Mg and Sums, P. D. Third row: Wofford, W. W., Brodnax, E. T., Auman, T. C.: Shuler, A. D.g and von Dreslny, C. H. 91 From left to rnght Noyes D G Honles H A Purmort C A Stockshll 1 H and Peters A S our Pep Your Pep You ve Got It Now Keep I WHAT f It as cold Come on and yell 92 ERE ARE the men whose Job called for the stamma of a football back the agllxty of a basket ball forward the t1m1ng of a boxer and the vo1ce of a Vlfglnlan track coach What s more they had fellows who routed us out of barracks for the snake dances who rode us mercllessly durlng the games who kept us shoutmg and Slnglng long after we had anythmg l1ke a vo1ce left Yet we went on hoarse as we were for the sp1r1t of these megaphone w1eld1ng tyrants was as mfectlous as anythmg well could be No group on the campus worked harder and enjoyed more esteem than these cheerleaders of ours who made It thelr busmess to see that the rest of us soaked up some of thelr enthuslasm and got out there to help them back up our teams Y l I ' ! fl U i ' ' l T . . y . - A to be able to sing at least passably. These are the A F X I' . Q 3 . . . - . 7' He, by . . . 1 5 '- V I n Sl, , , . .1 - Companies Struggle For Plaque ROM THE opening days of school, all organiza- tions plunged vigorously into the scramble for the coveted Athletic Plaque, the symbol of athletic su- periority at Culver. One of the principal features of the physical pro- gram at C.M.A. is the fact that no cadet need be an inactive spectator. While the varsity coaches natur- ally cut their squads to the number of talented ath- letes whom they can train and use effectively, the men who fail to survive the elimination can find ample opportunity on the company teams to work their muscles, build their bodies, and enjoy the thrill IENSON of Artillery ll may take pride in the upper pi:ture. Not many company ball carriers gained through runner-up Company C this year. Down below, Williams of regimental THE BAND crew rows home after victory. of competition. At the same time, they have the satisfaction of knowing that they are contributing to the standing of their organization in its efforts to gain the plaque. Every afternoon during recreation period, com- pany athletes turn out in great numbers to toil be- side their varsity colleagues. champion Troop II looks quite cheerful and unworried as he seeks to elude a positive swarm of B-men. Txxo poxx erhouse teams Companx C and Troop ll domlnated the com pany gr1d1rons duung the autumn Undefeated they fought then wax thxough the1r respectlve leagues to Gam the r1ght to meet each othe1 ln the Reglmental Champlonshlp ame Coach Hesgaxd s powex laden uoopers proved too much fox the mfantry men and took the fmal v1c tom by a 13 0 score F1H1Sh1Dg suongly a surprlsmg Band squad salx aged th1rd place H1StO1V repeated 1tSGlf as Com pames D and A t1ed for a co cham p1onsh1p on the soccer fleld Alt the same tlme both champlons dropped dec1s1ons to an unpred1ctable C thnfd place Out on Lake Maxlnkuckee the company oarsmen pulled through another fall season Once agaxn the Band crew went undefeated to a cnamp1onsh1p In an eXc1t1ng Regl mental race, the mus1c1ans downed second place A Company, wh1le D Company and Art1llery II ach1eved a th1rd place deadlock As w1nter snows settled over the campus the company squads moved 1ndoors F1ght1n D captured then thu teenth company Wrestlmg t1tle 1n tourteen years as they eas1ly out classed the f1eld for the Regnnental Champ1onsh1p Pull1ng a major sur puse Troop II narrowly edged out 1 stlong Art1llery I team to take second place ALL wmter the battle cormnued Wrwle Band marksmen Woodruff and Creenbl t rudued targets Company Bs Smlth took a close regnmermtal wrestlmg champuonshp from Trooper Buohl Others slammed a hard lnftle ball around a squash cour , , . . Y y - , . , M. S . ' s cr . - ' -- . l . Company squad which garnered . . . . . . 7 an - - 1 sv - , - 1- A - ul , . . A , K - at ' s 1 I. D COMPANY WRESTLING TEAM First row left fo nght Brassert M y en asfer Srwapvro 1 C Second row Susen W wre H Co P C Seagrave up er L and Char-ner COMPANY WRESTLING DCO CCO I ACo BCO BAND RIFLE TEAM Kneelrng Ief fo rught Tmgley F XA Dunn P M and Straut R D Sfandmg uvek O C Creenblaif L I Clark I 'Captain' Gerson C N and Woomrurf Company Bowhng Company Rifle 1651 1575 1485 D Co 1432 1365 Band A I A 1 ACO 185-1 17 2 11 O 1 -13 17-IO HVo1f. Mg L d , H, Ag E , Cr.C.1and . l , V JCC . 1. .3 O R, . .1 , IJ. A152 Q ,E. .Q . ,1.I'I. 1. . --, 62 2. Tr, I1 Af- 52 3. Arr. I -,, 39 -1. . -,, 32 5. Art I --- 26 6. ,,-, 25 7. . ,,, 14 8. Bd. ,.,., 10 9. Tr. I --- 9 ' , I' 1 I - , . 'I-I , . .3 ', . . ' :Ko- I , . .5 , . .3 ,IVM R. A. 1. Art. II -- N 1. --- 2. A CO. -- 1604 2. D CO. --A 1349 3. Art. I -- 3. rf. --- 7 -1. Bd. A.Y.. 4. Tr. 11 --- 76 5. .--- 5. rf. 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C Co 1339 1659 B Co 1324 B Co 1678 3 C Co 152-1 D COMPANY SOCCER TEAM First row left fo nghf Hemnger R Brasserf M E Wolf M McKean K bemer W T Exum R Y Vass E R and Nlewbnll C C Second row Blythe B W Brown D C Demaresf P E Cook P rx P uure Leon M and Shapiro COMPANY SOCCER D Co A Co C Co Y Band BCO Down on the iifle iange the steady Band maiksmen pulled ahead in the latel stages of fll mg to out shoot Company D by a scant fue points fox the Regimental Cham p1onsh1p A1t1lle1y I finished stiong ly to push Tioop II out of the thlld place spot Right doxxn to the final gun company basketball proved a close and exciting battle Top honors foi the season finally fell to Comoam C The determmed infantiymen fought their way undei Coach Sayres direction from behind a strong Artillery I team 1n the Regi mental playoffs to gain victory and the championship Always a strong contender Company B landed third place The racquetmen of Artillery II snared the Regimental Champion ship in squash by defeating on the final day of the season a previouslv unbeaten D Company aggregation Into third place dropped Companv Troop II splashed past a stout gi oup of Artillery II mermen to take swimming Maintaining a steady pace Company C edged out Troop I to secure third place by one and a half points Aided by height the C Company x olleyball team ended an undefeated season foi the championship Losing only to C Company D assumed the iunnei up position At this xxiiting the issue ic mams fai fiom ettled as the com pany squads move on to spiingtime spoits UP ABOVE its B Comparwys Wise den' cnstrat ng that a broad jumper must gt he gl-t whule down below t seems Iulfelw T Arnlery IIs Hockstad ns not gon to haye he gm enough t take the ball from C mpany A . . . 7 , . , . . . 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Q ,p K, Q.. af , - fm 'If:.iT.7'ff A 33- A ' J A 'Z' nf - git ' gl I-'if , K.. J 1 A.. Az 'JI Q-N, Ji, ' v . ,S , Q f-J-Q . :Q 1,455 ff Q 1 3 1. .sf ,, - 41 1AW I f i M Q 0 i ' , o W ' - I J . 'Q 9,715 V., gf: 1 , K Q I I' 6 J. ga ml' Y I ,. -, .ffQ.f,l 'E .W Y' 'f .v , N CULVERS campux a1e to be found people engaged 1n the g193.t6St va11ety of ac t1x1t1es Thev Qtudv Lat1n, bu1ld boats, check tugger pull dlxcuse budgets, pound type uuters, cook meals, teach phyS1CS, dlagnose allments, and cut ha11 Here IS the real Cul NO MATTER wh ther Ii' WSIS good Of bad I1 WS Thai' wer, awa ted us In the Acadern C Office we Could alwaxs Count on a pleasant receptlon from Mnss Munca ter IT11H1StI'2.t0I'S, faculty, and Qtaff MJMWWM A 'WZWZPY 254 yy ? if fu My Zeiwfygf WW HMG 7' 39 W' 'W img 9 M ,Q 94 WW 7 ??'ffw as ff 1 THIS WAS one weekly occaslon when nobody objected to takmg hus place an me 99 9 A. . ., . . . . , . - . . . . . , . . .I K U . . . - N . - , R, ., . . . Y I ' . . . ' - . 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Gregory Is CuIver's Fifth t Superintendent ROBABLY FEW schools engage 1n a PIOQIHH1 as 1ntense and xa11ed as that pursued at Culve1 Ou1 school g1aduates good sol d1e1s as attested conv1nc1ngly by the pe1 formance of alu1nn1 1n tvxo vx O1 ld xx a1s and the present act1on ID Ko 1ea At the same t1me the Academy neve1 comp1om1ses Wlth the fact that lt IS a college preparatory school and never do the academ1c 1nterests of the students suffer for ITl1l1tH!'X O1 Othel 1easons Wh1le tu1n1ng out xx1nn1ng VBISITB teams Culxe1 enables and encou1ages ex 815 cadet to pa1t1c1pate 1n athletlcs at h1S oxxn lex el of sk1ll Best of all the school labors t1relessl5 to Cllltl xate those 1el1g1ous and soclal att1 tudes 1nd1spensable to a good c1t1zen Such a program IS poss1ble only under two con d1t1ons It must enjoy the assent and cooperat1on of the students and It must 1epresent a true 1eflec t1on of the people vxho effect 11 nart1cularl3 of the s1ngle man who must ult1matel5 assume 1espons1 Colonel GIGQOYQ became Supelmtendent of Culxe1 ln 1939 Prexlouslx he had funct1oned IU neallx exelx 1I'l1pO1t3I1t capacltx as a Illelllbel of the facultx As a teache1 tactxcal Off1LQ1 D1l9LtO1 of Wleasulement and Applalbal and Dean of the Academx he gamed mxaluable expe11ence An alumnus of M1am1 UD1X61S1t5 xx 1th g1aduate deg1ees f1OIH M1ch1gan and H81XH1d Colonel GICQOIX has 1 r THE SUPERINTENDENT COLONEL W E GREGORY 1CC61V9d recognltlon fO1 h1s scholarshlp 1n the hon ora1y deg1ee of Docto1 of Letters confe1red upon h1m by Colgate Un1xe1s1ty A hfelong 1nte1est 1n athlet1cs p1ox1des hllll w1th a background 1n th1 phase of Culve1 s p1OgI'aI11 Long act1xe as an of xx 1th dlstlnctlon 1n EUIOPG du11ng the xx 81 galmnf at fust hand an appleclatlon of I'll1l1t8lX llfe Fmallx It 1e1na1ns to be noted that lt has been Clllllllg Col onelG1ego1x s tenu1e that the1e hax e a11sen at Cul xel such st1uctu1es as the lVIus1c and A1ts BU1lCl1D?, and the neu Chapel testxfx mg both to the Jmpoxt ance he places 1n the xelx 1eal 1f 1ntang1ble xalues 1n educauon . 7 . . r . R V. . . . .S bility for all that happens in the school. ficer in the Reserve Corps, Colonel Gregory served Members of The Board of Directors Know Culver Thoroughly 0 THE MEN pictured here belongs much of the credit for the success of Culver's varied and inten- sive program. Devoted to the Academy and inter- ested in all phases of its operation. the members of the Board of Directors possess the inestimable ad- vantage of looking at Culver from many points of view. Among these gentlemen are the sons and grandsons of the Founder, to whom the realization of the dreams of Henry Harrison Culver is a mat- ter of extraordinary pride. As alumni and fathers of alumni and cadets. the members of the Board share the perspective of students and parents. Sev- eral of them have served on Culver's faculty: and in addition to Colonel Gregory. two have occupied the office of Superintendent. At the same time, they are men of wide ex- perience in the business world. For all their genu- ine love for the school, they are capable of healthy objectivity in their discussions and decisions af- fecting its welfare. E C McDonald Col. C. C. Chambers Ross Beason I B. B. Culver I G35 V h 3 a 7 1 ' , 4. v E. R. Culver. Ir. Selflessly giving of their time, energies, and proved capacities, the members of the Culver Edu- cational Foundation deserve the esteem and grati- tude of all of us who benefit by their labors. E. R. Culver. Ill Col. W. E. Gregory B B Culver lr Q t Q.: , V 14 Avia- 39 4' 'JQ,f'A? A . 1 Lx . I .. 'Ei is x 3 Col I S Fleet Gen.L. R. Gignilliat L. I. Brady H. H. Culver R. H. Fleet W Brooks IOI TO THE obvious amusement of Admiral Bays and Colonels Elliott and Kellam, Colonel Mather reads the latest boner he has discovered in an English theme. Capable Administrators Guide CuIver's Program N THEIR offices on either side of the Sally Port, a large group of able administrators labored cease- lessly to implement the program of the Board and the Superintendent. Colonel A. R. Elliott, ,08, served as Executive Officer. In his never-ending task of coping with Culver's physical problems and with a myriad other responsibilities, he enjoyed the assistance of Ad- miral J. W. Bays, ,23. Not far away lay the Academic Offices, where Colonels L. R. Kellam and C. C. Mather wrestled daily with class schedules and assignments and helped us keep our scholastic equilibrium. Here also Miss Cecelclere Brown maintained the files and records which often enough proved our salvation. On the other side of the Sally Port. Colonel C. F. McKinney. '12, kept a com1nandant's eye on cadet morale and discipline, expertly assisted by Major E. Stephenson. At the other end of the corridor, Col- lO2 APPARENTLY Colonel McKinney and Clark have spotted some new folderol on the sec ond floor of North onel J. XV. Henderson and Mr. George Ball intei- viewed and tested prospective cadets. Together with Major A. G. Hughes. they kept a close check on the Academy's public relations. At all times of the day, the Administration Building bustled with activity. P' 1 4 The Culver THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Seated from left to rrght Lt Colonel W C Roberts Colonel C C Mather Department Chairman Mayor Myers and Colonel E Kemp Moore Standmg Mr F C Vetare Mayor W MacQuullan MayorT E Harris M A E Brlddon Mr H F Zunde or P H H dgkln Mayor Edgell and Mayor R W Cnmbel THE LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Seated from left to right Lt Colone H V Davis Colonel D M Marshal Department Chairman Mayor B L Standmg Mr D P Day Mayor M Uebel Captaln L E Stevens Mayor R Mars Mr C. Hey and Ma or R S Patch THE MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Seated from left to rrght Lt Colonel T Stnnchcomb olonel R Shanks Department Chairman L Colonel H A Obenauf and Lt Col onel A Donnelly Standing Cap ann W O Co nick M yor D Sutherland Mayor C W jackson Mayor R C jurgensen Captann A C Smyth Mayor K Hesgard and Cay: Tarn M E Benner . . , . : n M' S . 1. ' Q ' . . ' 3 r. . . 3 ...' llg May . . o A 3 ' l. F. . l y Curryg and Mayor F. W. Walaitls. l- - : - . 1 i l. . A , C . H. . ' g f. . l. , ' : - T ' , . ll ' g a' . C. Faculty THE MUSIC AND ARTS DEPARTMENT From left to right Mayor Warner Wu luams Artrst n Residence Colonel Edward T Payson Department Charr man and Mr Alan Ro 5 THE HISTORY DEPARTMENT Fr m left to right Captain j W Sayre Colonel W E Leland Colonel I H Brslwop Department Chairman lVlayorC S MCNllnn nd lVlagorlVl A Esfey Not shown Mr joseph Sher man THE SCIENCE DEARTMENT Seated from left to right Mayor l-l H l-laroer CononelC1 O olwn on De Straw and Lt Colonel E B 5 n Standrng C ptaun D Hale Lf RIC ann V Mlra Magor NV A Strow and Captaln U enner o s own 1 Seelwaosen D , V . - i - . I o ' : ' . . 1 ' . , l S , - partment Chairman: Lf, Colonel XV. W, Q . . Ben- : . ' : a ' l. 3 , R, E lnevg Capt ' l. . c'eg E. B . N t h : N. P. l-l l l l C The Culver DEPARTMENT OF HORSEMANSHIP From left to nght Mayor Louus l Stone Colonel I L Kytts Department Chaxrman and Mayor Paul Sfyernholrw THE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT Seated from left to right Captain A C Smyth Mayor D C Sutherland Mayor R D Oluver Mayor F W Wa laltls Department Chairman Lt Col onel l-l A Obenauf and Mayor E P Nelson Standmg Mr F C Vetare Mayor P Styernholrn Sergeant T M McKlnley Captaln L E Stevens Lt M rs M A E Bnddon Colonell L Kytts and Captayn W O Collnuck THE COUNSELOR STAFF Seated from left to nght Mayor j F Ed ell Colonel C- L Muller Lt Col e E B Benson Colonel W Johnston Sensor Counselor Lt Col e A I Donnelly Coonel E Moore and Captayn R Bolton Stand mg MayorW A Strow MayorC W lackson Mr F C Vetare Mayorj R Mars and Mr C l-ley Colonel W. C. Robertsg Major 1. R. a 3 ry . . ' 1 . 5 2 . r ' : . - on I , , g , G on l . , Q I y K Faculty DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH From I ft to right Miss Alleerm Shult ss e me Barley Doctor M lan BaPer Academy Surgeon M ss V r Q rn balr rs Betty Yapp rs P rllw Burc ett HEALTH AND RECREATION COUNSELORS Seated left to nght Ma1orC S Mc Mmm Major F W Walaltls Chair man of Athletic Department Lt Col onel C A Whltney and Captam Vx O Collmck Standing Mayor K Hes g r Major B L Curry Captam W Sayre Lt Colonel W C Roberts and Mr F C Vetare SOCIAL AND RELIGIOUS COUNSELORS Seated left to rrght Captam W ' MacQuuIIan Doctor Hardlgg Sextor Academy Chaplaln, Lt Colonel C A Whatnev and Colonel l L Kltts Standmg Mr Alan Ross Captam M C Benner Mr A E Brnddon Malcr R C lurgensen Mayor Martm Us-bel and Mal rT E Harrxs -1 I Electlon to Cum Laude Brings Honor, Responsibility 108 Seated left to right M rrntr F I Bancroft F S Mnchaelus L Pe ers A S Raynal O A Du ell D G Conley D F Green blatt L I and Henshaw L j Standing Story P R Vnrden H W u y D H utchm M ok P C T Erlcks n Bonsky E R and Stlm on R M Not shown Clark W L Com paret T M jefferles W lon Po e A an Raibourn, 1. P. RADITIONALLY the highest honor which a Culver cadet can receive is election to the Cum Laude Society. Not only does such election testify to the academic abili- ties and achievements of the student, but it pays tribute as well to his qualities of character and personality which are every bit as important as intelligence. By electing a student to membership the Cum Laude Society not only is announcing its pleasure in the young mans achieve- ments at Culver, but it is declaring its confidence that he will continue to uphold in college and in life the high standards of excellence which the Society exists to en- courage. Election to Cum Laude represents an honor which the recipient may justifiably regard as even mo- mentous. At the Same time, it imposes upon him a re- sponsibility which should be to him a source of serious thought and intense pride. Outstanding Students Earn Gold and Silver Insignia COLD A STUDENTS: Front row, left to right: lefferles, W. T.: Poble, C-. A.: Stlmson, R, M.: Conley, D, F.: Lyden, H. A.: and Mellon, l. C. Second row: l-lockstad, R. L.: Cochran, I, A.: Mar- shall, l. H.: Martinson, I. R.: Susen, W. L.: l-luyler, F, D.: and Henderson, l. A. Third row: Robinson, l. L.: Olson, l. Hg Miles, C. K.: Frauenthal, D. L.: and Cox, l. R. SILVER A STUDENTS: First row, left to right: Madson, L. E.: Har- ' rnlson, H. AJ Cutchun, l. lvl.: l-lllgemeier, C, F.: Elchstaedt, D. W.: Raynal, O. A.: and i Cook, P. C. Second row: Pate, C. A.: Steel, l. H.: Cetzen, R. C.: Brazell, l. R.: C-erson, C. N.: McLernore, l. W.: Easter, G. C.: Exurn, R, Y.: and Babb, R. R. Third row: Arias, l. A.: Tognazzinu, D. B.: Culun, R. A.: 1 Tappan, l. C.: Greene, D. G S.: Schonblom. l. E.: Elliott, l. V.: and Reese, l. S, Fourth row: Hale, C. My Brown, D, C.: Hillen- brand, R. l.: l-loover, C. S.: Cross, W. L.: Gonzalez, H. R.: Steel, L. M.: Brunges, C. F: Sweanngen, R. L: Dick. D, E.: and Perron, G O. l r WICE A YEAR the corps gathers in the Recreation Building to honor those cadets who have earned Gold and Silver A's during the previous semester. Always in a minority, the Gold A men are students who have achieved twenty-two quality points with no grade below B-plus. To obtain a Silver A, a cadet must secure nineteen quality points with no grade below C-plus. The members of both groups must be able to produce a citizenship record of G or better. As can be easily perceived, it is no easy task to qualify for a Silver A. It is nearly impossible to meet the requirements for a Gold A. The students who have received either of these awards deserve all the honor that can be accorded them. We join in congratu- lating them and wishing them the best of luck. .',....-- ly--.. Nam w-sg The Essence of Leaders HREE YEARS ago General Gerovw addressed the Corps on Memor1al Day HIS superb speech con tamed one remark whxch st1ll rmgs IH our ears The essence of leadersh1p he sald IS unselflshness If the members of the staffs plctured here haxe enjoved honor and respect appropr1ate to the11 ranks they have gamed also our real esteem by the HO u- -- - N b .v-gp 'Khan THE REGIMENTAL STAFF CLARK W L Reglmental Commander GILBERT R M Regimental Adjutant WISE 1 W Regimental Supply Ofhcer ARIAS j A Regnmental Staff Sergeant hlp Is UnseIflshness selfless manner 1n vnhlch they have d1scharged the1r respons1b1l1t1es To them has fallen the task of set tmg an example Unt1r1ngly they have labored ln the 1nterest of our morale achlevement and wel fare These men wear thelr chevrons because they have shown the1r w1ll1ngness and ab1l1ty to xx ork for the good of us and our school 1 L V l l - ? l rf i A f ff llsf ' 7 Cx A I , , 'qi - - U 'Wll' Sli 1' - I SABC, R. W. - - Regimental Personnel Officer t um: . . 7 K -klxxtxxx' Xx , . . - - .,r l . of - - ' . . . . . H . . . . - vs - cs- ' H - - Y - 7 Y ' Y 7 INFANTRY BATTALION STAFF Battalion Commander SANDOE, L. B. Battalion Adjutant BANCROFT, F, S. Battalion Personnel Officer MCDONALD, J. H. Battalion Supply Officer GARCIA, M. Battalion Staff Sergeant CRAHN, C. E. CAVALRY BATTALION STAFF Troop Commander MUEHLHAUSEN, A. A. Troop Adjutant LONCMIRE, M. H. Supply Officer STIFFEL, I. N. Battalion Staff Sergeant ICHNSON, C. ARTILLERY BATTALION STAFF Artillery Commander STIMSON. R, M. Battalion Adjutant BABCOCK, R, W. Battalion Personnel Officer VIRDEN, H. W. Battalion Supply Officer RAIBOURN, 1. P. Battalion Staff Sergeant SWEARINCEN, R. L. THE COLOR GUARD Color Sergeant RYAN, H. V. Color Sergeant BRYAN, L. A. Color Corporal LOUCHRAN. W. H. Color Corporal DEMAREST, P. E. Regimental Staff Sergeant ARIAS, I. A. COMPANY II2 C O U N S E L O RS Counselor COLONEL E. K. MOORE Recreation and Health LT. COLONEL W. G. ROBERTS Religious and Social CAPTAIN M. E. BENNER OFFICERS Company Commander GEORGE F. HILGEMEIER Personnel Officer ARTHUR S. PETERS First Lieutenant DON C. NOYES Company Posture Officer IAMES F. MORRISON Company Supply Officer IOSEPH R. MIIARES BLY COUNSELED by Colonel Moore, Big A prospered well. In all respects the company from West enjoyed a suc- cessful year. For the third time in four years, A's soccer team gained the regimental championship. The varsity football team claimed the services of Springer and Brumfield. Holder of three varsity letters, Noyes captained the Academy's rifle squad. On the golf course, Hilgemeier has earned three let- ters, driving the ball for the varsity. Both Noyes and Peters supported Culver sports as cheerleaders. As athletic coun- selor, Colonel Roberts may well take satisfaction in the results of his fine work. Noyes and Fisher functioned for the company on the Honor Council. Active in the Cadet Club, Hilgemeier served also as Secretary-Treasurer of the First Class and as Secre- tary of the Hop Club. At Homecoming the cadets from Company A produced the prize-clinching barrack display. In December, West burst forth with tinsel and greenery, the climax came when Santa Claus arrived the night before our departure. Throughout the year, treasure hunts, peanut hunts, and picnics boosted our morale. Once again A claims more than mere alphabetical super- iority. ' I x gl I vgQ, A, 6, K 1 Xl Yu .I N1 ,I . 15' fx! .., S H I 5 ,049 . C I COMPANY II4 COUNSELORS Counselor MAIOR j. F. EDGELL Recreation and Health CAPTAIN W. O. C-OLLNICK Military MAIOR E. STEPHENSON Religious and Social MAIOR T. E. HARRIS OFFICERS Company Commander LESTER B. SANDOE, IR. Regimental Supply Officer IERRY L. WISE First Lieutenant FORREST T. GAY III Battalion Personnel Officer IOHN H. MCDONALD Second Lieutenant IAIVIES F. DUFFY N TRADITIONAL FASHION B agaln hit the top The 1nsp1r ing leadership of Major Edgell prevailed over new cadets and officers alike. With characteristic precision, Major Stephenson made Saturday G.I., while Major Harris and Captain Gollnick rounded out B's command group With mountaineer s strides, Sandoe headed in ten directions at once He and Gay edited respectively the Roll Call and the Quzll Jack McDonald Gill, and Brazell helped bring out the Vedette Highly respected members of the Honor Council were Brazell and Ian McDonald On the military side, B sought possession for the third year of the Lady, the Austin Trophy. Likewise the company made a strong bid for the Athletic Plaque. Deford pitched for the varsity nineg Ittenbach and Duffy played for the Flying Squadron, While Schacht and Sturgeon hit the hoops, Howard, Veach, Bartlett, and Sandoe, co-captain, churned the water. Wise and Ian McDonald pounded the cindersg Gay and Jack McDonald shot bullseyesg and Brazell ran cross-country. As they head into Commencement Week, the boys of Ar- gonne glance over their shoulder at one of their best years. It Q 'SA ,mf- l -ri 4 4 2 z . 4 ,K 1 ..- , 3' W - f' m, . nf. ' M 3, U ,W , 'gr , A N ,,, F h Bm Y I at I ei A . , ' ,H V. Af,,, l . . Eg,-,, fl S- 1 ' 5? :nf 5- ' 55 5 i if 1 161 I 1. Q A K v D X, if W - Wy., M Q., . f f ,fr A ,.,v :Q ' f an -15 a '1 fs'- ,.. iw., Q .ff Vg, af je: ff, ,fl 5 L ' . ' ' . - , - . . F O . A T ' A? my if 4' A-A ws , xi V 4 MY W . Q lx X 'sf K 7 ' 5 Y J jf fff, YW-3,1 x 5 . . Q if .1 A V sz'- f + , Wa, , . x ' . ...gp V' i v Di .ff 5: 1 ,. if 'Z .ui ff- f' ,,l 1 . 'N. . . , Ni., . I 4' , . r 12 'Mr' J .e V -1: ' ' va QM - A '-:LQ gg asain. ,, .4 - K gA '4 'k. ,WT r, '11 A Ter- , wb, Fi V -. 1 .rl X ,. Q , im, L 'X k I - -5' .K ' nr: V 'K , a -... .gm R 5 'A x' A Q '3 QB ' - 'B L 'P' B3 EA' 1 . A ' ., QQ X iz r ' r h -QQLPZ A Pk A I. 2 v ,-,Q Liv! K r.x 'U' -, -f. TgXxsu'.' , Ve-' x 4. .BW-W ,gi , K x A' ,iii 'G' xr ,AL I COMPANY COUNSELORS Counselor COLONEL W. G. IOHNSTON Assistant Counselor MR. G. A. HEY Recreation and Health CAPTAIN I. W. SAYRE Religious and Social MR. A. E. BRIDDON OFFICERS Company Commander PHILLIP E. CHAPMAN Regimental Mess Officer FREDERICK I. MERRITT Battalion Adjutant F. SPEED BANCROFT Company Personnel Officer WILLIAM E. GREENWAY Second Lieutenant PETER A. STRUNK HIS YEAR as always, Company C has presented a fighting team, no matter whether the contest centered about academic standings or the regimental football championship. Phil Chap- man did an excellent job in captaining the cadets from South, leading them from one victory to the next. But credit for such fine results as those achieved this year can scarcely be con- fined to any single individual. Colonel Johnston continued to draw on long experience in counseling new and old cadets. Under the guidance of Captain Sayre and Major Hey, the company athletic program prospered. In the final analysis, most of the credit belongs to the cadets themselves. Connell, Baldwin, Bancroft, Szesny, and Nelson all starred on the Academy's football team. Greenway boxed, while Chapman and Keatinge ran on the track. Always one of the hardest fighters in company sports, Purmort ex- hibited tremendous spirit. With his zany antics, golfer Stock- still kept morale high in South Barracks. In cooperation lay Company C's finest asset. The ones who weren't playing helped mightily by their cheers. The results speak for themselves with impressive eloquence. 0 ,H , 4 I ,, ff, , fx 7 Q waz' ' , A ,ff ,. . Q' :W Nf' ,-. 1 ,ga 1 'vf' 'aw , 'L ,f J' 7: 'T' jf? x , I S 78', I Le fa, ,, . . M ' 1 , ' 4 - 19535 , 4' ' -' - - rs , 4 r ' X af, N 1 S A A 4' ar . ,Q , -Wk N .fj F ' x 4 Z v K, 4, ' ' 5? If I f' ., ,W ., .M . EXXE: My NP X X Xb 'Ur 1 . R? Y wg Q ., Ag as 'za it X N3 Xia' Q2 ,N v g, ,1- x V' f X F A1 lx? fs: A W2 'law 3 ff' 1 sq r 1 I F5597 Ag X .islulii COMPANY COUNSELORS Counselor LT. COLONEL A. 1. DONNELLY Assistant Counselor and Recreation and Health MR. F. C. VETARE Religious and Social MAIOR R. C. IURCENSEN OFFICERS Regimental Commander WILLIAM L. CLARK Company Commander WILLIAM B. MOORE Regimental Personnel Officer ROBERT W. SABO Company Personnel Officer TULL C. MONSEES Battalion Supply Officer MANUEL GARCIA Company Supply Officer LEWIS T. HENSHAW NCE AGAIN Colonel Donnelly's Fightin' D has walked off with most of the honors in sight. Take athletics, for instance. At this writing, the men from C. T. have snared regimental championships in soccer and wrestling. On the varsity gridiron, co-captains Sabo and Muel- ler, supported by six D Company lettermen, led their team through a fine season. Moore captained the varsity wrestling team, 50? of the members of which were Donnelly-men. On the balcony, Clark captained the boxing team. Now let's look at the military side. Right at the top of the school was Clark, senior captain. Sabo was regimental personnel officerg Garcia and Easter marched on the battalion staff. In the company, Captain Moore, Lieutenane Monsees, and Maury Brassert, first sergeant, functioned beautifully to- gether. Again this year Company D established an enviable aca- demic record. Clark and George Pohle headed the First Class, while Susen and Lyden starred in the Class of '52, For the past two years Colonel Donnelly's men have rung up the highest quality point average in the school, and again they are striving energetically for the Bowl. ff 54 Q ' W ' o. 5 '- Q1-jfff? -t 'fx . 1 , ,pi ' fi ,, , v. , df 453 xg. 4 'QQ I ' si: 5 .hftv as ' fln'b'Q34e at V 5' . 4 ' 7' V 5' Q9 A If V GL. , , ,. 5 ,A I . , V ,J v 1 ' , r , gf' '- , 'Q f Y- f 7 '-. an if W 7437 A f , f X f K f' yi 7 J 5 , U Q A ' 9 7 ' ,, , gy W Q . 9 M- 3 L in ' ,W - I I , ' 2 A a 5 N I 1 Q, ,vg .' xi f. ,lxggf P , . M- 4 M . V , I ff A , V N . ri' uf, , V' ' P Q' ' . . . - Q x N - Q' 4, 5 N X -'N x . if Y- N V' - 1' Q , xl . ,i T ,X X K xi ' Q , 11, 'J ' 'fb' J' 9 '? . ' gr 1 I V! . L X RN fr' , Q X ? . 1 ,, I - ' .' X- ' , 'M X I ,ks M - fsrx -A , my b lm 31 ' 1 XQXQ - Q, 1 -' f wx -' . ' Q 'C ,Q f, J W4 . A r , :' .ix N . l XA . I S 5 6 3 x N - qi 755' gf v b ss K f .vt ' in . . 1 Q S Q-gf 2 COUNSELORS Counselor COLONEL C. L. MILLER Musical Director LT. COLONEL E. T. PAYSON Recreation and Health MAIOR B. L. CURRY Religious and Social MR. A. ROSS OFFICERS Company Commander THOMAS L. HALVORSON Company Personnel Officer THOMAS C. SEYBERT First Lieutenant S, ALLEN IACOBS Second Lieutenant LEONARD l. GREENBLATT OULD CULVER sustain a more unthinkable loss than that of its band? The boys who shoulder the rifles, pull the how- itzers, and handle the horses and tanks at parade have at times underestimated both the scope and the difficulty of the musicians' contribution. Better than anyone the Bandsman, weary and breathless at the end of Sound Off, can testify to the fact that the Polo Field is rough. We have had a fine Band this year, musically speaking. Academically and athletically as well, the Band excelled. For the second successive year they won the fall crew champion- ship, while their football team took third place, no mean achievement for a small outfit that had lost several key players. Under the guidance of Colonel Miller, the Band's Social Committee sponsored a lively round of tournaments and parties. There were also cheery get-togethers at the homes of Colonel and Mrs. Miller and Colonel and Mrs. Payson. It would occur to no sensible person to question the aca- demic prowess of the Band. No less noteworthy has been the contribution of the players to all phases of the cultural life of the Academy. ,H ilad, -NM. fl A SQ ' 1 if v '1xj gm, 5- , HW' 'M 'W73' Wif' 55 2' FV' -f' 2' fl .- ,x E 154 :gain ' '. m f Jfmzg 'W .. .. X , - 5 3 if ' A ,Q- ,W .- M mah, Vw, A an ff, fy , N V im sl In 'DN . 'ff - , S . F' X . ,gf lxjf A- , A ,lg VM 9 ' , . . ' ' - ' f Q- A - 9'f i' 5 - gf. f 'in ff. 4 ' . , - . I l ,MA XR ' gif-X K '-1 f e,.A W i gg Q if i 'Eil f ' Q ' Vg? 'F' H SLA ,cy Yr , ,fe '1' fl an ' ,kfx , VZ, - lf-Z' A , Z I I I .. 0 Q l- - y4 N Q Q E gl 4 bl I yi, 1 K. 1, f - . . , D U . - f 1. f 1 Af? N , 2' Q . ' ' , 1 . f V F , , . 2- A, ,. V? V,3, E f, if f Q Q 1 v 1-'Bi ll H A Uh - I I COUNSELORS Counselors CAPTAIN R. BOLTON MAIOR W. A. STROW Director of Horsemansllip COLONEL I. L. KITTS Assistant Directors of Horsemanship MAIOR L. 1. STONE MAJOR P. STIERNHOLM Recreation and Health and Military LT. COLONEL C. A. WHITNEY Religious and Social COLONEL I. L. KITTS MR. D. P. DAY OFFICERS Company Commander ALMON A. MUEHLHAUSEN Troop Personnel Officer MACK H. LONC-MIRE Troop Supply Officer IULES N. STIFFEL Stable Officer IAMES C-. MILLS LTHOUGH HANDICAPPED this year by a scarcity of old cadets, Troop I has done surprisingly well, especially in sports, Led by MacKenzie and aided by Nowlin, Sampson, Beutel, and Sears, the Troop I football team rose from a predicted last to fourth place in the final standings. This was a great accomplish- ment, for many of their teammates of last year, such as Jackson, LaMarche, and Bretscher, were on the varsity squad this year. The Troop I eleven was obliged also during the first few weeks of practice to dispense with the help of their coach, Colonel Whitney, who had suffered serious injury in an automobile accident. In varsity sports, Troop I has participated heavily. In addi- tion to the varsity players named above, Jim Sugar and John Strader played for the Flying Squadron. Claude Johnson let- tered in cross country, and Longmire once again starred on the boxing team. The real glamour boys of the Troop were the chaps who qualified for the Mechanized Cavalry. But all the riders, whether mounted on horses or tanks, look back on a year of achievement and fun. . 1.2551 WAV- 'd'.'i,,! 1,45 4 Y , ,, Vw- nj.. MAJ. ' 1, , , ' I ,S g ' -1, ' 9 f ' ' , -- ' ' in 'VW af X . L W 5 .-- - by 'ff W-gm, V W A 'pf , W Mu 1 H 'A 5-,g14+f, W V, E . . 5.4- ' 1 1 . . ' . W 11 ' - ,, I -f M' f - 1 Q W - f ,wx 'ffafxfhf A.. V- ,, A , -Q',,' 7.4 ,, ',.- ,,v, x.-s-+ W.. ' , 2fSf.2,., sf 4 asm f fi'::, ' - 'tiff ' QW! ' 'Q 'aff' ' A W' f ' R .1 ,,, ,Qvl ,I x ,-W . ,,f, , V Q , G A H U i . Q Q? , , Y J 4 VA ,X 'W yx Y sl ,QJV 0 . Km - . 44, h P1 . lg: . 'Ax fa il I ' If , f 0, ,f . jx N 'lv J. in V Xf, Sie- ' Y . I! I by I TZ , Q, .A 1 gig? bi 9 JJ- V bfi' t ,Cyn . -V , A 1 ffm ff., df sn. -vw -s f. . ,. 5? A , V - X 4 A I .V 33 ,xv .. x f,,f'y.M X ' j ' i H 5 , . u I h b I n f umm . , I A , .5 I , 5 . ytgx , . . Q ' + he - :js 4 H - 1 fix. x U 6' fit? 4 I Sfyh ,sfxi . . L ,Hingis 1,2 fsglya ,' ' , ' 1 . W friff Q 1, bw by no ww , X , 1 X . , x.,. fi 1, su 1 if Q . g,9T,1',' A r' 96 E 1 COUNSELORS Counselors CAPTAIN R. BOLTON MAIOR W. A. STROW Director of Horsemanship COLONEL I. L. KITTS Assistant Directors of Horsemanship MAIOR L. I. STONE MAIOR P. STIERNHOLM Recreation and Health and Military LT. COLONEL C. A. WHITNEY Religious and Social COLONEL I. L. KITTS MR. D. P. PAY OFFICERS Company Commander ALMON A. MUEHLHAUSEN Troop Personnel Officer MACK H. LONCMIRE Troop Supply Officer IULES N. STIFFEL Stable Officer , JAMES G. MILLS I24 ROOP II also did several surprising things this year. With only a few three-stripers left, this Troop really went to town in football and wrestling. Although predicted to take fifth place in football, the horse- men went through an undefeated season and took the regimental championship for the first time in several years. Muehlhausen was their captain, and backed up by Ensign, Herrmann and the others, they tore through the season without a loss. In company wrestling, Troop II had its largest turnout in many years. Muehlhausen was again captain and brought his team through to take second place in the finals, giving D Com- pany their biggest scare in fourteen years. Troop II was also represented in many varsity sports. Witort is co-captain elect of the football squad, Ensign held the other half of the captainship in boxing, and Mills led the polo team. Herrmann and Kidd represented the troopers in swimming. There's no doubt that the Troop athletes will have to hustle next year to match the record of these departing first classmen. The Cavalry has had an excellent year. ! w.. . 1 44. fa QW -fig 57. X , '-7119 if Q-'jggf 15 h' 'IF ' - 'H' 2' Q fr . - e - ' Z 4. n ' l ,Nj ,, -,, . ,tif H psf'-V., 'L I ff A , f 1 A '!, .S-,v ! , I .,. ' V 'xv K ,,.N , Wi 4. y ' 'uk ' f':x , ,xv iv 5 , pf Q' . V - - ' C' 5 . - 5 474 3 W- .f if - V A wr Yr, 7 m X- ' ' ' . . f- ' ' f he Q .. ' M ' 1 s If I ou.. 0- , ,Ti . 5 mi WY, 3, 3, I vw Vxwx W X .v NI' ., .Ef,,Q X69 ., V 4 ' 'iz 1 in Q .: xy ,A 3 My . K -3 5 . '- sxi'v'b i: gf WX X X 'ug 1 ,V . 4 if Y 'ls A Q. I ,1 . ,2 , af - ,- i .'.- x v i N . ,x f, . .Q .5 .Vx ish 'i 5 , 1 , wail? EN? ' 'fgf 'DG as 'fb NJQ Vx COUNSELORS Counselors LT. COLONEL E. B. BENSON MAJOR J. C. COWAN MAJOR C. W. JACKSON MAJOR R. MARS Recreation and Health MAJOR C. S. MCMINN Military MAJOR C. W. JACKSON Religious and Social MAJOR W. J. MacQUILLAN OFFICERS Company Commander RICHARD M. STIMSON Regimental Adjutant ROGER M. GILBERT Regimental Posture Officer JAMES M. CUTCHIN IV Battery Personnel Officer HURON W. VIRDEN Regimental Infirmary Officer THOMAS M. MURRAY Battalion Supply Officer JAMES P. RAIBOURN Second Lieutenant JOHN C. ERICKSON Battery Adjutant ROY W. BABCOCK Second Lieutenant CARL M. ECKERT N CE AGAIN Artillery I left its mark on all phases of campus life. From the ranks of this organization arose Gilbert, regimen- tal adjutant, and Cutchin, regimental posture officer. With Stim- son, battery commander, they led the red-stripers through a fine year. All-round athlete Andrews captained the Academy's basket- ball and golf teams. Co-captain of the varsity wrestling team was Gilbert, while Cutchin starred on the varsity gridiron. For the first time in several years, Battery I formed a football squad that evaded injuries, bad breaks, and hard luck. Sparked by players like all-company center Stimson, McCaughey, Dibbell, Babcock, Griffith, and Gilbert, they emerged with a creditable record. Both the soccer and wrestling teams did wellg and the swimmers, led by Jayne, hope to repeat as regimental champions. In the academic domain, too, Artillery I produced leaders. Throughout the year, Stimson and Cutchin ranked high in the First Class. Full-firsters abounded in a Battery which stood up well on the list of honor companies. Especially noteworthy in this year's Artillery was the preva- lence of such traits as cooperation, spirit, and discipline. 7.5 Q fzgrn ' cn 412' 2 fp 3 -wi- Q., gFii f - 6 ffs' tl 5' .ri 'sv ,.: '5' ga Q A x .y ,iv .Dwi G 4 '-. I- 3' W 'fx'g, . A K . 5 If x A I 1' if X J 1 -. ,gl A . . ,w gf N, .Asmx X S 'f X Q 4 1 K H .. WJ ' iv W ' ,V Y, I jg: ff . Ff - sz X f X ' 'Q 92' ' KL v I X' G' V521 gf ' 1 7.9 ' 3? 3 J f A ' nz 1. A A A ' 'N X . X . ff 2' Q S3 v M, ' an M' mi f , W 4 W 'ff W 5' ' . , 1' ' 'J . f 1 . f . ,sn 6 4 'sa 5' 1 2 'z sf- Z COUNSELORS Counselors LT. COLONEL E. B. BENSON MAIOR 1. C. C-OWAN MAIOR C. W. IACKSON MAjOR 1. R. MARS Recreation and Health LT. R. E. RICHEY Religious and Social MAIOR M. UEBEL OFFICERS Company Commander RICHARD M. STIMSON Regimental Adiutant ROGER M. GILBERT Regimental Posture Officer IAMES M. CUTCHIN IV Battery Personnel Officer HURON W. VIRDEN Regimental Infirmary Officer THOMAS M. MURRAY Battalion Supply Officer IAMES P. RAIBOURN Second Lieutenant JOHN C. ERICKSON Battery Adjutant ROY W. BABCOCK Second Lieutenant CARL M. ECKERT HE ADAGE that artillerymen are versatile found ample proof in the men of Battery II. Smashing their way to hosts of varsity football letters, the red-stripers still earned more full firsts than any other company. The varsity eleven employed Josh Reynolds, Jack Virden, Eckert, Harmison, and Erickson, as well as several underclass award-winners. Co-captain Roth and three-letterman Phillips swam for Coach Walaitis. For the third year, Harmison played center on the basketball team, and Murray co-captained the rifle squad. Slipping considerably below the championship standard of last year, the battery's football team still put up a good fight under captains Comparet and Jensen. Hard play likewise char- acterized the seasons of the soccer, basketball and swimming teams. Academically the red-stripers led the school. Ranking high throughout their first class year, Conley, Erickson, and Virden won Gold A's. Eagerly the men of Main participated also in hobbies, publications, and class activities. To Colonel Benson and Major Jackson goes much credit for an artillery organization that will long be remembered as a group of swell fellows who did a good job. 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Q , ,XX N THE BRICKS of Beason Hall provided Sp!endud insulatucn from the cold world outside. 130 14 , x K C. -,.f 4 I -l 1 5.4 ex H wn.sA gb WHATEVER the11 organlzatlonal colors red yellow or blue the men xx hose plctures and Culver blographles follow all Wore m common the xx hlte strlpe of the F1rst Class To them most of all thls has been a S1gl'11f1C3Ilt Vear As then' xnhlte str1pe yea1 comes to a close we conglatulate them and msh them the best of luck esc pe hs otce A de s eyesght really s e ce e t 131 E FIR LYNN MILLER ACKERMAN Champaugn llllnors Company B Two years of service Varsuty athletlcs Golf IReserve Letter Ill Company athlehcs Football lll II Bask se a I cellaneous C our Il Mnlltary Pruvate C r ora I I DONATO ALARCON Mexlco Cnty Mexlco Company A Two years of servlce Varslty etlcs Bxrr1gIIII C wlll II Sw ng III Company athletucs Soccer III Qwlrnrnlng I Mnscellaneous Cathollc ordon Ill Mrhta y Pnvate IIII Lan C rporal III HAROLD PERRY ANDREWS jackson Mnchlgan Artlllery Three years of servlce Varsnty athletscs Basketball IL tters Ill tam I O e ers I tam II Company athlehcs Wrestllng III eyball IIII ll II Mlscellaneous son House Comrnlttee Mnlntary Pnvate Prlva e Irs ass Cor oral I I ROBERT C ANSANI Rlverslde Illmols Cavalry Four years of servlce Company athletlcs F otball IIV II Basketball IIV cellaneous Lancers I Ill I Mulutary Prlvate I vate rrst C ass I III Sergeant ll I Lance Corporal Il ROY WILLIAM BABCOCK IR Toledo Ohlo Artlllery Four years of servuce Varsrty athletncs Wrestllng Illl II Company ath lcs Football IIV ll se al ew IIII al Mlsce aneous F ur G n Drlll :tary P vate IIV Ill C rl Second Lueutenant III WILLIAM CHARLES BAKER Port Arthur Texas Company A Two years of servlce Varsuty atlulehcs Golf IReserve Letter ll Manager II Company athletics Football e a uas V eyball ll I Mnscellaneous Cha el our I M var va e I Prlvate st Class I 'iz , g eta ball Ill, IIg Rifle Ill: Ba b II ll, Mis- : lw' I up 5 ' IIIIQ op I I. athl ' : o' 3 re , lg im- mv 1 ' : 3 .. 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CLASS 1951 FREDERICK SPEED BANCROFT Monroe Louxsuana Company C Three years of serv Ice Academlc Silver A Illl Cum Laude Varsity athletrcs Football Ill Company ath cs Football III s e ball Il ummm I ll Box: ack I II I Muscellaneous Hop Club Cholr ISecretary Treasurerl Ve ette Ill Feature Edltor ll Qulll IAs so late Edator I Honor Guard Il Mull P vate I r ora neu tenant and Battallon Acllutant Ill THOMAS C BAYLESS IR St Petersburg Flornda Band Four years of servlce Varslty athletics Track IReserve Letter IVI Swum ng II xnn I I R IIVI m any thlehcs Football IIV III seball Il t a I Tra Immun I ox :ng IIII Miscellaneous Qulll Quarterback Cholr Westmnnster Fellowshup ISecretaryI Class Illv Second Lueutenanr Ill ROBERT O BENSON Petersburg Alaska Company A Four years of service Varsity athletics C ew IV ll II Company a h :cs Crew III I cer all IIV Il Mahtary Prlv V Prlvat Fur a s THEODORE SICFRIED BENSON Petersburg Alaska Company D Flve years of servlce Varsrty athlehcs Crew IReserve IV III IV Letter II Il Company athletncs Soc cer IIVI Miscellaneous Honor Guard Ill I :tary Prlvate IV Prlvate Irs ass I Lance Corporal I I MAXIE C BERNAUER Chlcago Illlnos Band Two years of servlce Company ath e rcs Football Mulutary Prlva p P v nr IAMES WALTER BEUTEL Cblcago Illmous Cavalry Four years of servlce Company etucs F otball IIV I Ba et 6 a I IS c aneous Lancers III ll Mllltary vate IIV C rpora I I S rgeant len: 'I IQ Baklt IIII, lt. Colt I, IIgSw' 'g III, II, . 'ng Illllg Tr I Il, , I. ' : d . ' 3 . J ct ' , II ll U' tary: ri I lllg Cop I Illlg L' - mi in Bo g I g ifle l. Co L p a ' : , , ll, Ilg Ba I I, lllg Sotb II III, lllg ck IIV, III, ll, llgSw ' g III, IIIQB - Military: Prlvate I IV, Ill I g Prvvate Flrst ' : I v V , I t - let' : , lg Soc IIV, llllg Bas- ketb , Ill, , : 'ate Il , Ill, lllg ' e 'stCl s Ill. M'I' I ' I full: - F I Cl Illg I . . , ' , I. I lt' I: III, ll. : ti Illlg ru ateF st Class Illy athl .1 o , Il, Il, Ilg sk - ball IIV, Ill. ll, llg Baseball IIV, Ill, lllg Rifl III, II: Softb II IV, Ill. III. M'- ell : I , , II. Pri , Illlg o I Il 3 e Ill. 4 E FIR EUGENE RICHARD BLONSKY Clwlcago ll Ilnols Band Four years of servlce Aca msc Sllver A V l u Laude Varslty athletlcs Crew IIV lll ll II Co ny athletics Football IIV lll ll as all IlV a mmung IIV rew I llI Mus Ianeous lunlor Great Books Club I te IIV News :tor Eclltor nr' lef II all o on I I II ar Prnvate IIV vate Flrst Class Ill rporal ll CHARLES ALEXANDER BRASSERT IR Plttsburgh Pennsylvanua Company D Fve years of service Varslty athletics Crew IV Reserve Letter IV lllI Wrestllng lReserve ter lll Rlfle IReserve Letter I C mpany athletlcs Football IIV lll ll I restlrng IIV lll e Miscellaneous junlor C-reat Books Club Ill I :tary rlvate l Corpora I Lance Corporal GILBERT S BRODY Pittsburgh Pennsyl vanla Company A Four years of service Company athletucs B xung IIV lllI Rlfl a oc r lltary rlvate I Prlvate Frrst Class lll IOSEPH W BROOKS Waco Texas Cavalry Three years of servrce Company athletucs ccer llll s :ng II Box: ot a I M I y rlv te Sergeant l I LESLIEA BRYAN IR Champargn Illrnors Company C Two years of servlce Varsity etlcs Football ll a Wrestling III Company athletics Track lll II Miscellaneous Cordon Ill II Co or ard II utary vate I I or ral Il EDWARD ALLAN BUOHL Ferndale Much: gan Cavalry Four years of service Varsity etacs Track lll Crew I I Company athletics Football IV lll ll sketball IIV lll lI Swrmmrn I res rn I l Volley ag I 9 I I uash IlII M cellaneous Cnorr Illl ette Il I r on mp Club Illl L ncers Mull ar vate IV rporal CLASS 1951 FLOYD L CARMICHALL IR Ft Worth Texas Artlllery Two years of servrce Varsnty athletlcs Football Ilvlgr ll Rnfle IReserve ll Company ath etlcs Football I Crew Illl Miscellaneous C rdon Ill I mp Club I I :tary :vate Corporal I I I IACK HERBERT CHANNER Batavla Olr o Company D Four years of servnce Var It etlcs R fle III ter Crew IIV III IV II II Company athletics oot us cellaneous Vedette III Ass t Busan s Mgr II Busuness Mgr ll Honor Guard Ill Corporal ll Mulutary Prnvate IIVI Prnvate st Class I C rpora III Sergeant PHILIP ELIAS CHAPMAN Colorado Spnngs Colorado Company C Four years of serv ce Varslty athletics Track IIV Ill Let er II Il Cross Country IIIII Company athletncs ccer IIVI F otball Ill Sq I1 restllng IIV III Miscellaneous Hom-cr Councrl IIII Cadet Club Ill Honor Guard Ill Fnrst Sergeant I Mnlutary Prnvate IIVI Prlvate :rst ss II Furst er geant Ill! Captain ANSON L CLARK Oklahoma Cnty Oka homa Company B Three years of servnce Varsnty athlehcs Golf III Il Company ath cs Soccer IIIII Golf IIIII Musee eous jumor Great Books Club III Mulltary WILLIAM LEWIS CLARK A bland Ohlo Company D Four years of servnce Academrc o A ll Cum Lau e Varsnty athletlcs B xmg IIV Ill Letter II Captaun ll Football III Letter ll Company athletncs Football IIV Illl Wrestlung IIV al II Swlmrnrn t a I II ll Il Muscellaneous Ca et u I Pres: ent I Hop Club I res d nt II Honor Councll III Chalrrnan I Board of Governors Beason Hall II Pr I nt I s a I Honor ard lll Ca taln I Mllltary Prnvate I vate rst ass I Flrst er g ant Illl Sensor Captaxn I SCHUYLER B COLE Cnr' mnatl Ohio C v alry Two years of service Academnc Sulvcr A Illl Varsity athletics Wrestling III Track Ill Company athlehcs Footba estlnng I Ba a ta Prnvate I III Prnvate F rst Class I II II, . I ll' :l I Il: . ' : o , 'Q Sta I I. M'I' : Pr' IIII 3 athl ' : I I ' 1-ef II. ll: , , , , . ' :F - ball IIV, III, II, Ilg Rifle IIV, IIII, M'- :I I . ' es Far ' Illlg 5 I If Ill, . ' . : ' ' V t ' Q So, 3 o ',Ilg uas Illlg VV ' , I, ' 1 . ' - ' s,n : . g ' F' Cla IIIQ ' S - g ' Ill, I ' I- Ieti : I . 3 I I , ' Ilan: Private IIII, II, ll. ' ' G Id uv, Ill, Il, 5 ' df .H . : O. I ' ' Illlg volleyb I uv, lll, III, 1 ' 'g IIV, III, Ill 5 Sof b ll IV, Ill, II, Il 5 Base- ball IIV, I , , . ' : d CI b II, d I Q P :- 9 I . Il . 'z es- de , I Clas IIIIQ Roll C ll If! Cru , p ' I . : ' IIV g Pri Fi CI Illlg S - e I . - . I ,A f 5 1 Il Ill: llgWr ' Il,l13 sketb II IlIl.Mili- ry: ' 2 ' I . TEFIRT HAROLD ARTHUR COLLINS IR Southern Pnnes North Carolnna Cavalry Two years of servuce Academic S Iver A llll Vars lty athlehcs lumpung lReserve ll ll Cross Country lll Company athletucs Swrrnrnrng llll Miscellaneous Lancers 1 I l Mulrtary vate Illl Corporal l l THOMAS M COMPARET Evanston Il lrnous Artrllery Four years of servace Aca emlc Silver A lll Cum Lau e Varsnty athlehcs Cross Country llV llll xung llll T I Let er ll Company athletucs Wrestlnng ill I otball lll ac ll Sw mnng llVl Miscellaneous Vedette lll Fea ture Editor ll Four Gun Drnll Ill Muht y vate IIV ll ant DAVID FREEMAN CONLEY Fort Smnth Arkansas Artnllery Three years of servuce ademlc C ld A llll Sul A Cum Laude Varslty athletics Golf llll ll ll Cheerleader lll Company athletlcs S cer lllll Crew Ill ll Mnscellaneous r on llll a e our Mlltary P vate llll Prlvate Irs IOHN OSCAR CONNELL Clarksdale Mnssrs slppr Company C Three years of servnce Varsity athletlcs F otball lLetter Ill Il Company athletics F otball lllll Swurn ng ll xrn l Ill Mllltar vate lllll poral ll GEORGE WILMARTH CONNER Ada Oh o Artrllery Three years of service Varsnty athlehcs Wrestlrng llV Ill Company athletics cer IIV ll Wrest rn ll Swummlng llV Ru Ba tball ack llll mmton lllll C- It ll Volleyball lllll Mrscellaneous Chorr C ll I ll Mllntary Private llV Corporal I l PETERG COOK Cornmg New York Com pany D Three years of servuce Academlc Srlver A ill ll Cum Laude Varsity ath Ietlcs Crew lAsst mgr Il Mgr ll Com ny athletics Soccer llll ll ll R tle lll Crew lllll Squash Illl Miscellaneous Ve ette Ill News Edntor ll Roll Call Ill Eprscopal Servers Cunld llll Il Charrman ll H nor Guard Ill Mllltary Pr vate llll Prnvate Flrst Class llll Sergeant Ill . ,- . , i' . 1 .Z i .. ., . - Pri I 3 I I . I I d 'E ' 5' llll, y ' d. Bo' ,ll,l.lg rack uv,u, It nf . ' : ' , lg Fo ,llgTr k llV,lll,l 3 im- ' I 3 I' . ar: Pri , IlgSerge Ill, ll. Ac 'hz o I' 3 'ver llllll oc 5 I , . ' Cod ,ll, llgChplCh' llll, ll, ll. 'I' : ri lg ' F' t Class llllgCorporal lll. I ' :Io , ' : o 3 ' - mi II, Ill: Bo' g Ill, , yr Pri gCor I, ll. n Q: , ' 'D l ' : Soc , Ill, 3 I' g IIV, Ill, Q ' ' ,lll, llg 'fle IIV, III, llg ske lllg Tr lg Bad ' g o llll, 5 . ' : ' IIV, Ill, Ilg Roll a Ill, , : ' , llllg I . pa l ' : I I in llll, J , ' -A ' Q f O , Ig I i IE CLASS 1951 ROBERT BLAIR CRAWFORD De-trout Mlchlgan Artlllery Four years of servlce Varslty athletncs Colt Illl ll II Company athletncs Baseball I IVI Wrestllng Football IIVI Muscellaneous VedetteI Call I 1 r rlv Lance Corporal III GEORGE HARDING CULLOM Frankfort Indlana Artlllery Four years of servlce Varslty athlehcs Boxmg III Company ath :cs cer I IV I e otball III seball I I Mrscellaneous Cholr I IVI Vedette I I II III Photography Club I IV III I Fcur -1 I Mlllf e I I Prlv st Class I II Corporal IAMES McKENNEY CUTCHIN IV Wlmt akers North Carolnna Artullery Four years of servuce Academic Snlver 'A IIII C Laude Varsnty athletlcs Football ILetter ew I Wrest In Company athletics Baseball IIVI Foot Ill III Msscellaneous Chape olr IIV s s o I u I I r on I II Four Gun Dn III Fnrst Sergean Mllltary Private IIVI Pruvate Fnrst Cla s III Supply Sergeant IIII Furst Lleuten I pany B Four years of servuce Varsnty ath Ietlcs Baseball ILetter ll II Company ath rcs S cer IIV Baske a I I Volley a I I I Base o a e Squash Ill II Miscellaneous Photography u I Mllltar Prnv e IV Prlvate st Class I C rpora I I Sergean IAMES M DECNAN Crosse Polnte Much: gan Company B Four years of servlce C mpany athletics Soccer IIV III II I e I I s etball I I Base IIV III ll II Msscellaneous Dance and ee u Raduo u Vede II Bea on Hall Boar ot Governors III Honor Guard Ill II Mull Pr vate I V P va Irs Lance Corporal I WILLIAM THOMAS DEIBEL Lakewood Ohlo Artlllery Four years of servlce Var :ty athletics Crew IIV Ill Company ath e :cs S ccer IIV Ill III Miscellaneous Rallroad Club IIV Ill an ary Iva e I ral I I 7 I so If I I I I - I I 1 ' : I gl l 1 IIVI1 1 I ' 1 lllIg ' y G Roll IIIII Mil'ta y: P ate IIV, III, I' 11, III, . ' lee' :Soc ' , III: Rlfl Inv, Inf Fo gBa llI,lIgCoIf ll,lII f 1 l .l 1 Cu-l I Dr'll III. ' ' ary: Privat IIV, ll 3 ' ate Fir Ig III. l ' . ' zu' ' , urn I ' IIQ cr Ill, ll, IV II, lg III. ball Inv, , I ' 1' 'I ' Cln' ,IlI, Vice Pre.II, Pre.IIgRII can IIQ Hop CI b I gCod lv, Ill, fagb II, 3 'll , ' tlI. Il 1 1 I 1 ' ' F- , BDT II, 0 'I IOHN C, DEFORD, Carrollton, Ohio, Corn- let' Q OC , mfg ' tb II :vi II IlI,II,IIgTrack IlIl,lI,I Q IJII IV, III, II, IIgWrestI'ng IIV, III, I 3 ball Illl, IIIQ Fo tb II III, II3 Ritl IIVIQ Cl b lII,l y: ' at .I Ig ' Fir IIIIQ o I I Ig 7 IIIA or ' I: . . , ' -' Rlfl IV gBa k Ill, II,l 1 ball ' . . . . ' : B IIII, III, CI Clb III, IIQ ' Cl b 6 I IIV, IIIIQ tte I 3 s d 'F tary: I Il, IIIIQ ri te tl Class 'IIIQ II. I f I ' . I - ' ,v - 5: 5 It' : o , I3Crew III,lI1Colt I . ' : ' , , Ill, M'I't : Pr' t IV, III, III: Cor- po I. C5 TEFIRT RICHARD HENRY DETTELBACH Llma Ohlo Company B Three years of servlce V YSIYY atllletlcs Colt ll I Company ehcs F otball llll I Wrest ln s et a I ll Mls laneous Vedette Ill Mllltary P vate Illl Prlv e lrs ass DAVID GILMORE DIBBELL Meadvllle Pennsylvanla Artlllery Three years of serv lce Acaclemlc Sllver A um Laude Varslty athletics Boxlng llll Let ter Il Il Company athletlcs Football llll restln Il Volley a S I Boxlng lllll Mlscellaneous Roll all V ette ll u Ill Four Gun l M lar r va e Prlvate lrst ass ll Serg nt IAMES F DUFFY Oak Park llllnols Corn pany B Four years of servlce Varsnty ath Ie :cs F otball ll Company athletlcs otball IIV llI e ball eyball IIV Ill Rlfle llVl Swlm Ing llVl eball IIV I raphy Club lllll Honor Guard Ill Squad Lea er ll Mllltary P vate llV Illl Cor p ral llll Second Lleutenant Ill PAUL M EARL Pontlac Mlchlgan Band Four years of servlce Company athletlcs otball IIV Ill e a I Rlfle IIVI Basketbal lllll Swlmrnln IIVJ Volleyball llll Mlscellaneous Dance nd IIV ll Cholr IIVI Bugler y ate ll Prlv Flrst Class Ill WILLIAM MONTAGUE EAVEY Rlchmond Indlana Artlllery Three years of servlce Academlc Sllver A llll Varslty ath lehcs Golf llll Company athletics Bas all ll M :tary Prlvate lllll Prlvate Flrst Cla S CARL M ECKERT Detrolt Mlchlgan A tlllery Four years of SQTVICS Varslty ath lencs Football lLetter II Baseball IV Letters III ll Il Company athletlcs Fcot rest ln I all l IV a Il I I Mlscellaneous Cadet Club 1 I I Board o Governors Ill Four Gun Drlll Ill or ral I ary rlvate V V p ral llll Second L eutenant lll a ' :l l , I. H athl ' : o , Il, lp I' g llll, ll, ll: Bak b ll III, Il, . 'cel- : . : ri , lllg 'at F tCl lll- ' . H ' lylll, III. c .- ll, Illg vv ll g llll, Il,' 1 b li llll, Il, llg Baseball lll, llg oftball Ill, I1 ' . ' : C lllg ed HQ ill 1 Dr'll lll, in ya Pi l lllllg ' F' Cl llg ea lll r Ja I. ' ' 2 Fo , ,lllgBaskt llll,ll,ll5 Voll , ,lllg ' 3 ' - m' 3 Bas , III, II, I gSoft- ball IIV, III, II, Il. Miscellaneous: Photog- d . l: ri , lg - o Q ' . Fo , ,ll,llgBaSbll llV,IIl: ll 4 ' : l : ' 's Ba ' , l, Illg ' ' 3 ' IIV, Illl. Militar : Priv IIV, llI,l g ' ate ketb. II, II, lla Volleyball llll, ll, Ill il' 1 I z ' I S lll. ll. t' :V :h I . ball llV, 'lll,' Illlg w ll g ll, lf: Bas- ketb ,III, Il, llgvblleyb ll llV, lll. fl l g I ' l, C - DO I.MiIit :Pl ll,llllICO- o 5 L CLASS - 1951 RAYMOND ERWIN EHLY Coral Cables Florlda Company D One year of serv ce Academic Silver A Ill Varslty athletics Football 4Letter ll Miscellaneous Chour Mlllta y P are DONALD W EICHSTAEDT Knox lnduana Artvllery Two years of servnce Company athletics Soccer Ill ll Volleyball 1 e t a I Squash I Muscellaneous Ranlroad Club IIII Mulatary P vate Illl Lance Corporal Ill DON G ENSICN Rlver Forest Illnnous Cav alry Four years of service Varsnty athletics Boxung IIV Ill Letter ll Captam ll Corn pany athletics Soccer IIVI F otball Ill l wummung llll Wrestlnng se ll Mull a vate IIV III I Prrvat F ass IOHN CRAWFORD ERICKSON Bnrmmg ham Mnchngan Artnllery Four years of servuce Academic Cold 'A Illl Ill v A V llll Cum Laude Varsn ath etlcs Boxmg IIVJ Cew Ill II t ball Ill Company athletncs Football IIV Cr Ill Mus eous Chour IIV III ll Four un Il Mllltary Private IIVI Prnvae :st Class I C rpora Ill! Secon Lueutenant Ill MANUELG GARCIA San Luus Potosu Mex :co Company D Four years of servuce Com any athletics Soccer IIV III II I ox e Il Base a a :tary P vate IIV Ill Serg nt I Furst Lreutenant Ill FORREST THEODORE GAY lll Chucago lllmous Company B Four years of servuce ademlc Gld A IIV III Il um Laude Varslty athletlcs Rfle Ill Lett II ll Company athletucs Football llll II er e Swnmmmg IIVI Wrestlnng ll' Boxmg I nnus I B e a I II ll Mnscela s Cordon IIV Illv oll Call lll Quarterback IEdntor In Clruef ll Hop Club r a oks Club I UI Ed or In Chref I Honor Guard III er g ant II Mllltary Prnvate IIVI Pruvae st Class Ill Ser ant Flrsr neu f nam rl .fy 4 E FIR THOMAS F GERGEN Unuon Grove WIS consln Band Three years of service Varslty athletics Boxmg lllll Company athletlcs otball lll cer I Boxln e Wrest ln ey ball llll llll ll ll Mlscellaneous Photography Club va e r va e Furst Class lll IOHN W GILBERT IR Beverly Hllls Call forma Company C Four years of servuce Varslty athletlcs Wrestlrng llll ll Com pany athletlcs Soccer llV llll Football restlung B s e a l l eball llV a l ll Miscellaneous Honor ard :tary Prlvate llV ll C r oral l Ser eant lll ROGER MATHEWSON GILBERT Horton Muchlgan Artlllery Four years of servlce Varsity athletncs Wrestllng lLetter lV lll o aptaun Il ack 1 V Cr Company athletlcs Football llV lll ll ll restllng lIVl Tack ll w Boxing lllll Miscellaneous Vedette C r on lll ll Quill lBusnness Mana er ll Il Secretary and Treasurer of Second Class Presndent of Flrst Class 3rd Vlce President of l-lop Club lll Cadet Club lll Chaurman of Beason Hall Board of Governors lll Tnlley Memorual Saber llll Four un I ll Flrst Lieutenant ll Mulltar Pr vate llVJ Private Flrst Class lllll at talron Staff Sergeant llll First Lleuten nt Reglmental Adgutant lll HECTOR RAUL GONZALEZ Ponce Puerto Rico Company D Three years of service Varslty athletlcs Wrestlung lllll Tennus Cross Coun r Le r Rufle lll Company athletics S ccer lllll eyball lll uash lll I l ll Tennus llll Mnscellaneous r n 1 ll Honor Guar lll Mulnta vate lllll Prlvate Flrst Class llll Lance Corporal ll LEONARD IRA GREENBLATT Chlcago Illlnous Band Four years of service Aca emlc Cold A uver lll Cum Laude Varsity athletics Rlfle C llll ll ll Company athletics B seball llVI Softball llVI Football IV Miscellaneous Qurll lAssoC1ate Edltor ll :tary P vate llV lll Sergeant 4 Second Lreutenant ll WILLIAM EDWARD GREENWAY Kalama zoo Mnchugan Company C Three years of service Varsity athletics Boxing llll Let ters ll ll Company athletlcs Football llll B a ll Boxlng lllll Muscellaneous Honor uncll ll Honor Guard ll Mllltar vate Ill Serg ant ll Lleuten nt 1 CLASS 1951 DONALD KENDALL CRIFFITH McNabb Illunous Artlllery Two years of service Vars :ty athletics Football IReserve II Base ball IReserve III Company athlehcs Bas all I ac I F ot al M :tary Private IIII Corporal III THOMAS LEE HALVORSON Duluth Mtn nesota Band Four years of servuce Aca emnc Sulver A Varslt ehcs Rfle IIV III etter II II Tra IV IIII Company athlehcs Football ll e ll Tra IV llll Miscellaneous Cadet Club Creat Books Club Ill Honor Councll IIII Club III Mu ary Private I VI r e Furst Class Ill Furs S r eant I I C tamn I I I HERBERT A HARMISON IR Dubuque Iowa Artnllery Three years of servlce Aca demic Sllver A IIIII Varslty athletics s etball ILetter III Il F Company athlehcs eyball III eball II ack II Boxm II Corporall Mllltary Prlvate II rporal Illl Sergeant Il IAMES A HARMON Oshkosh Wlsconsln Company A Three years of service Com ny athlehcs F otball IIII Ill Base a a Track Wr s un Mllrtar r 9 I RALPH HUNTRESS HENINGER Davenport Iowa Company D Four years of servlce Varsnty athlehcs Crew IIV III II Wres ng V I II Letter Il Company a Cs Wrestllng IIV III I SO r ew IIV I Volleyball Mlsce Ianeous Honor Guard III ll Mnlnrary Pn G IIV Co ora LEWISI HENSHAW IR Cnnclnnatl Company D Four years of service mlc Srlver A III Il Cum Lau e :ty athlehcs Boxlng IReserve Ill' tllng ILetter ll II Company athletncs Ohlo Aca Vars Wres Foot xung IV tball IIV ll ll II Muscellaneo s Ch Ir IIVI Honor Guard III Squad Leader I Mllltary Private 'IV' Prlvate Flrst Class III Sergeant I Il Second Lleutenant I I I Mir ketb III: Tr-k II, Il, O bl III. V il' : ' 3 . d 'Q ' ' uv, III, Inf 'y athl ' : i , ,L , 3 ck ' : I . llg Rifl IIV, IlII3SOccer IIV, Il 3 ck I ' A ' 5 III: Hop . 'I't l: ' I QPIJ vat ' llg t eg ll 3 ap . Ba It ' , Q Ilg ootball Illl ' : Voll I, lllg Bas II, III g Tr Ill g g IIIIlgFootbalI IlIlgSoftbaIl IIII, lIl.Mis- cellaneousz Cordon IIII, Il, ll. Four Gun ij, DrillI , I. 1 ' lllg gf Co g I. pa 'A : o . 3 I b ll IIII, ll, Ilg Softb ll IIII, ll, lug ' Illl, II, llg etl' g IIII. y: PI- vat Ill, ll, Il. ful II , II, ', '. ' ' fh: Ieti : , , I, II3 cce Illg Cr , III, Il, I3 . ' I- vat ., III, Illg rp 'I III. l - Ee -I , . dl. f ball -Iv, Ill, II, IIA: Wrestling Ilv, Illl, uf Bo I .IIIIQ Baseball IIV, Ill, ll, llg Sof . I. . . ' u: o' . , l, I I' Q It l ' 4 E FIR RICHARD H HERRMANN Plttsburgh Pennsylvanra Cavalry Three years of servlce Varsnty athletlcs Swurnmrng ILetters lll Company athletucs Football ll Baseball llll ll ll Miscellaneous Lancers II Mllltar Prvae lll Prrvate ur Class llll Lance Corporal lll GEORGE FRANK HILCEMEIER IR Indran apolrs lndrana Company A Four years of ervrce Varsnty athletucs C If lLetter Ill ll I Company athletncs Basketball IIV e Socc r a W In Volleyball IIV Il Mnscellaneous Secretary I-lop Club ll Ca t Cub C nr IIVI Secretary and treasurer lFrrst Classl rdon IIV Ill I Honor ouncl I I Roll Call lll Second Class Commlttee llll Honor Guard III Lleutenant I Mllltary rlvate IIVI rvae st ass eant llll C ptaln RICHARD HIRSCHTRITT Chicago Illmons Cavalry Four years of service Varsity ath Ie :cs F otball ll Company athletncs Otball lIV II XI O all I IV I I Bas et W Tr usce aneous ncers Illl :tary Private IIV lll Ill Prrvate xr ass Il ARTHUR IONES I'IOILES Alliance Ohio Cavalry Four years of servnce Varsuty ath V lll Foot a s e a lmrnrng IIV lll Wr I c ll I I Mlscellaneous Second Class Commrttee llll Vedette I I Mllutary Private Prrvat Far ass ROBERT McINTOSH HOWARD Orlando Florrda Company B Three years of servxce Varsnty athletucs Swrmrnrng lLetter II I ack lll seball I I Company etucs Football Illl I e wrmmrng Illl Basketball res ang I ac ew Illl ball ll MII: r vate lll P I ass er g ant lll CLARK W IRONMONCER Fcrt Lauderdale Florida Band Four years of servuce Vars :ty athletics Wrestlmg llll lll Crew IIV lll ll I Company athletlcs Football IIV I ll ll Rlfle IIVI Muscellaneous Dance nd IIV r on ltary P vate IIV I Corpora I I T H S T III, ' ' I I , lll lll, , yl: I r ll 3 'I F'st S '. ' 1 5 , . 'V ' : . lll, ll, llg Ritl llll, Il, llg e IIV, Ill, ll1gFootbIl IIIQBO Ig IIV, ll,l1g of I de l Ill: ho Co ' , ,ll,l 3 c I 'I ll Q P' 3 Pr t Fir CI lllllg Serg g a ' lll. t' :I o 1. I ' Fo , I, lIlgBO'ng lll, IJQVI- Ieyb , lll, Il, llg Golf Il Q k - ball IIV, lll, Il, Ilg restllng llllg ack Illll, M' II : La , lll, Mil' 2 ' , , 3 A F'st Cl 1. Ietics: Clolf lll, ll. Company athletics: Boxi ing II , Ill, ll, llg Golf II Q ID ll IIV, lll, ll, llgBaktblI IIV, lll, ll, Ilg Sw' ' , , II, Ilg estI'ng Illl, lllq Tra k IIV, lll, , . ' : ' 1 Illl, ll, IlgQuiII Ill, . 3 ' IIV, Ill, lllg ' e 'st Cl lll. Tr gBa llll, I, l. athl ' : , I, llg Rifl Illl, Il, Ilg S ' ' , lllg lllllg W tl' ll g Tr k llll, ll, ll: Cr 3 Base Illl, ll, . ta y: Pr: Ilg rlvate F'rSt CI ,lll 3 S - e . . I. ' : ' I Il, , 3 ' . ' : Ba ,lIl, lIl1COd IIV, lll, ll, ll. Mil' I ri , ll, IIIQP I ll, 2 CLASS 1951 LAWRENCE I ITTENBACH Indnanapclls Indiana Company B Three years of serylce Varsity athletics F otball ll L r I Company athletscs B sketball III ll I xlng Ill a II Mlsce ane ous Vedette I M utary P :vate Sergeant I I S ALLAN IACOBS IR Fort Wayne In duana Band Four years of service Varsity athletucs Golf IReserve IIV Ill ll m pany athletlcs Crew Ill II Basketball IIV I Wres In I I I Il Mnscellaneous C our I nce an I Great B oks Club III II Mnhtary Prlvate I VI rporal III er n Furst neu t nant Il BURTON HOWARD IAFFE Suffolk Var grnza Artillery Three years of servnce Academic Silver A I III Company ath :cs Football III xrn eball III ua h nnus o eyball C ew III B ketball III IS ce aneous R II Call II Four Gun Drull Sergeant I II WILLIAM HENRY IAYNE IR Orlando Flonda Artlllery Three years of servnce Varsnty athlehcs Swrmmmg IIII Reserve C IIII Il II Company athle s cer Illl o al II Wrest In wlmmln Squas nnns I I ow V l II Miscellaneous Chour IIIII Cor n ltary vate r ral Ser eant I I WILLIAM T IEFFERIES Burllngton North Carollna Cavalry One year of servuce Aca demnc Curn Laude Company athletics Crew Il Basketball III Mnscellaneous Chour I Mllltary Prvate I CUNNAR S IENSON Chucago Herghts ll lrnors Artnllery Two years of servuce Vars :ty athletlcs Wrestllng III C ew IIV Il Company athletlcs F otball ll Wrestlung Ill II Muscellaneous Raduo Club Four Cun Dru III Mulltary Prlvate Cor ral I-I ' ' : o I , ette I. ' : a . . I: Bo' lIg Baseb ll Ill, . ' II - : I I. il' : r' Illl, IIIQ I . ' : . . I,Co - Ill, llIgVolleybalI Illl, II 3 tl' g I g Golf Ill, I. ' : h' IV, III, ll, lIg Da B d IIII, ll 3 o , . : ' I 3 Co I Ig S gea t Illlg ' L' - 9 I. let' : I, lIIg Bo' g IllIIg Bas IIg Sq s IIIIQ Te ' IIIIQ V ll 3 r 3 as ,M'- II : o I 3 ' III. Military: Private IIIII g Corporal Illlg ll, IIg olf , , . tic: Soc Ig Fo tb I Ill, 2 I' g Ill, lIg S ' 'g IIII, ll, IIQ h IllIIgTe ' IIII gColfIlII,ll,l 5B -I- ing IIII, ll, II g Rifle IllIIg olleyball IIII, I, . ' : ' 1 do Illl, ll, II. Mil' :Pri IlllI: Co- po IIII: g I . In - . I . Il . : I II. ' ' 1 ' : r . II. ' : o I , IIQ III, II . : IIII: po III. 44 TEFIRT WALTER R IONES LouIsvIlle Kentucky Artullery Four years of servuce Company ehcs Basketball llll ll Base a I I I r vate llV Pruvate Flrst Class llll Lance Corporal III SAM ALBERT KAUFMAN New Kensmgton Pennsylvanua Company B One year of EFVICG Company athlehcs F otball I Mllltary Prlvate lll THEODORE D KAZANIS C-rosse Pomte Farms Muchugan Company A Three years of servrce Company athlehcs Football Wrestllng llll Basket all ll Volley a e a I Boxrn l Muscellaneous hour or n Mlltary P vate llll I LASZLO S KEREKES WIlmette lllInoIs Artullery Four years of SGFVICS Varslty afh Company athlehcs Football llV llll Base R e IIVI Muse Ianeous Raulroad Club Cordon Mulntary vate IIV PFIV Lance Corporal ill I C KINCAID Lnzton lndnana Band Tnre years of servuce Mlltary Pnvate llll Ill Pravate Fnrst Class lll OTTO CHARLES KOLUVEK Berwyn ll Irnous Band Four years of servuce Varsnty ehcs C ew llll serve ll V Company athlehcs Soccer llll ll ll Crew P e rest In I wlmmlng Ill V ll yball IIV I Mscellaneous D nce Band IIV Ill ll ChoIr 'IV' Mllltary PrIvate IIVI Pravate st Class C rpora I II Secon Lueufenant ll afhl ' E , , lllg In ll llll, lI,.l Mm yr Pri , III-I S , I ' F: o I I. llll, ll, lllg ' 5' In llll, ll, llg Track llll, ll, 3 b ll llll, ll, II: Basbll llll, II, lg 'g lll, I. ' rc I lllllg c - do IIII, ll, II. 'I' : ri , II, II. Ietics: Rifle IReSefve III, Lener II, II. ball IIV, lll, ll,'lJg ifl ' , C I- Pri ' ,IIIIQ 'ate First Class IIIIQ arm 1 E , Re QI II. IIV 1 Rafl llV,.llllg W 'Ig lI, In S' ' 1 oe , ll,II,lI. iv : a I , . ll Fir' 'Illllg lo I I 1' a . ,W I CLASS 1951 ROBERT IAMES LaMARCHE Marlon On o Cavalry Four years of ervrc Varsity ath letics Boxung IIVI Wrestling III Football ac I I I l Compan a etlcs Football IV III ll Wrest Inv Prnvate Frrst Class Il IOHN S LaMONTE Pontuac Mrcrugan Band Three years of servrce Miscellaneou Choir IStaff Member ll I Dance Band 1 a ar Iva e I Pruvate Irst Clas RONALD N LEE Fort Wayne Ind: na Company B Two years of servlce Company etlcs Football Ill II e Ill' W ng Mn n ar va e Prrvate st Cla s IOHN RICHARD LEETZ Evanston Illlnols Company A Four years of service Varsity athletics Cheerleader III Company ath ics Soccer IIV III II Wrestlrng ey a I I Base al III Crew IIV IIII Miscellaneous C I I I :tary rnvate Pnvate st Class Ill MACK HARVEY LONGMIRE IR Glendale Ohuo Cavalry Four years of service Aca demic Snlver A Ill II Varsity athle ics B xrng IIV Ill Letter II II Company h e ics Boxrng IIV III Miscellaneous I-I nor Council III I Cordon IPresI ent II Roll Call 'Business Manager II Lancers Miitary vate Pruvate rrst ass I Sergeant IllI Frrst Lueutenant IOSEPH THOMAS MCCAUGHEY Lrberty vllle Illinois Artullery Four years cf servrce rsity athletics Boxmg IIV Ill I Company athletics Volleyball IIV III otball IIV ll ll I Miscellaneous our n Drnll :tal rrvate I rporal ll 'surf It I QPOIOIIILI, I.' y thl ' : I , , IQ l' C, IIV, Ill, III, Military: Private IIV, III, II 3 . . In b. V .12 .: IIIII M-rf yg Pr' t III, IlIg ' F' s III. athl ' : I , gRifI C g res- tli IIII. 'l't y: Pr: t IIIIQ Fir s III. ner I ' , ,ll, Q ' IIVE III, Il, llg VOII b ll IV, III 1 b I I 3 , . ' : hor IV. Mil' :P' IIV, IIIIQ ' Fur ,II. c , , , . at - lt' : , I. ' : c A. I: 'd Ill, 'I' :Pri IIVIQ F CI IIIIQ 3 ' III. Va I' I' : , , I, III Fo , I, ', I, I HF -' Cu ' III, Mil' y: P IV, IIIIQ Co I , II. E FIR ROBERT DOUGLAS McCULLOUGH Lexmg ton Kentucky Artnllery Two years of serv Ice Varslty athletlcs Track 'Reserve ll Company athletics Cew Il I Squash I Wres In 'II MII: vate 'I Corporal IOHN HUTCHESON M:DONALD Chatta nocga Tennessee Company B Four years of service Varsity athletics Boxnng 'IV I Track 'Ill II Letter II Company a rcs Football 'IV III II Boxrn I VI ack I II II Muscellaneous Ca et Club 'II Cordon IVuce Presldentl I-Ioncr uncll I I nor uard nn tary Prnvate 'IV' Private Furst Class Regumental Sgt Mayor Illl Second Lueu tenant 'I DOUGLAS LAWRENCE MacKENZlE Cleve land I-Ienghts Ohlo Cavalry Three years of servlce Varsity athletucs Baseball 'Mgr Il Company athle :cs ootball a Xln all Ill Muscellaneous our I on I I Lancers III Mlllt vate 'II Co ora I LAWRENCE EDWARD MADSON Pitts burgh Pennsylvanla Artlllery Two years of servrce Academu.: Sllver A IIII Co eyball Ill xung Mllltar ru e ' C r ral ALFONSO DOMINIC MASSARO IR Tam pa Florlda ompany D TWO years of serv :ce Varslty athlehcs Football 'Letter II I Boxung 'Letter II II Company athletics ack II se a I I Mrlut r 'vate 'I Cor oral ELMER ALLEN MASTICS Lakewood Onto Company A Four years of servlce Varsity ehcs B xlng IV III I Foot a Swnrnmlng IV III' Company ath :cs Boxung 'IV I Wrestln ummm I eyball IV Foo a I III Il I Muscellaneous Dance Band P otograpny Club 'IV III Cordon ' V ltar rvate I 'vate Furst Class 'I 4 . : ar I ' I 'lllg Track 'II g tl' g . tary: Pr: IIQ III. In 1 I , , f ntl let' : , .ll, 3 ' g I 3 Tr III, , . ' : d Cc W, Ho. of III, :If MT- : 3 ' IIIII2 III, 1. f I F fuel Il, IIgBasebIl IlI,IlgBo'g 'IlIIgVoI- leyb IIII, . ' :CI'1' Il. lI1Cord III, Il 3 . ary: Pri I, IIIQ rp III . II . ' I: I' . m- pany athletics: Crew IIII : Basketball 'III 3 you 'geo' IIII. y:P'- vat III3 opo III. IZ. I. V U Tr I, IIL Ba b ll II, I, ay: Pr IIQ p III. arm ' I 5' I . ,II, IQ' b II IIIIQ ' I , . - let' : ' , Ill, ll, IQ I' g IIII, II, Ilg Baseball IIV, III, Il, Ilg Soft- ball IIV, III, ll, Ilg Sw' 'g III, IIIQ Voll I , III. Il, llg tb ll IV, , , I. ' : IIIQ Iw , Ig 'K I , Ill. Il, II, Mil' y: PI IV, Ill, IIIQ Pr ' I. CLASS 1951 IOHN CRAIG MELLON IR Des Molnes Iowa Artlllery Three years of servace ademlc Cold A Il Iver Cum Laude Varsrty athletlcs Swlmmlng Mgr III Company athletics Football Illl I se a Xm I rest In I O all I I Mus e I eous R llroad Club IIIII R ll Call I r on IIII ur un rlll :tary P vate III rp ral I I er g ant Il IOHN WILLIAM MENGEL Toledo Ohlo Company B Four years of servlce Varsrty athletlcs Crew IIVI Company athletrcs etball IIV Ill o cer III seball I Musee laneous I-Ior'or Guard III II Mllrtary Pr: y e IV vae Irs ass Cergeant III FREDRICK IRVIN MERRITT IR Lafayette lnduana Company C Three years of servuce ademrc C- ld A II Srlver A Cum Laude Varsity athletics Boxnng III II Cross Country I II I Company athletics Foot Cer I xln I ack III res ID I I e IAssoclate II Hop Club III Vedette I IIII Roll Call III Cordon Committee III Mull P vate III eant IIII urs Lneutenant III LUCIO MICHAELIS Medellnn Colombia S A Artullery Three years of scrvrce Aca demic Sulver A IIII Cum Laude Varsrty athletics Swlmmmg III Company athletics cer IIII II Swum ng II Wr s ID II Trac M laneous Cordon IIII I M :tary P vate III Prlvate Flrst Cass Corporal ICE ROBERT MIIARES Guatemala Cuate mala Company A Three year of servrce Varslty athletucs Swlmmang IRe erwe let t II Company athletics J ccr III Wln'1n'IIn Y 9 dl a Bas at IIII II I Mrscellaneous Cordon Mulutary vate IIIII Corporal IIII Second IU tnant II IAMES GORDON MILLS S Charles ll lmols Cavalry Four years of service Varsuty athletucs P lo II-leserve letter IV III I t ter II captain I Company athletics Soc I wummrn e I Mlscellaneous H p Club I ncers IIII II Lueutenant I Mrlrtary Prlvate IIVI vate F st Class I Ser eant IIII Flrst Lueutenant II I -I Ag ' -I I IgSl HA -Ill! ll, 15 5 Baskefbala lll, ll, IIE Ba b ll Illlf II,IIgBo'g IIIIQW I g IIIIQVI- Ieyb III, II, II: Track III, I. 'cl- an : a' g o I I1 Cod . ll, lIg Fo C- D III. Mil' : YI I IQCO o ll QS - e I. Bask ' , ,llfllgroofball IllI,lIII Sc 1 Ba IIII, II, I. ' I- at I, IIII: Pri f 'F' 'I CI 'Inf Ac .': o 'I Ig ' IIIII ball mg soc .IIII 3 Bo ' g III, III? Tr , IIIQ W tIA g II, II3 R'fl IIIII g Crew Ill I : Miscellaneous: Cadet Club tary: ri I IIQ Serg F I Soc ' ,ll, IIQRIIIS IIII, ll, 5 ' f ml II, II, ll: err g Ill 1 IQ IIIII. iscel : , I, II. il' : ri I I3 ' I I 'III5 III. er I. I ' : 'ace I , II, IIQ S ' 'g IIII, ll. IIQ oII ylfl IIII, II, IIg Softbll IIII, II, IIQ eb 'I Pri I I I 3 I 1 I L'e 9 I, . f. . - I' : ol ,I , e- ' I. ' 2 - Cer IV, IIIIQ S I g IIV, III, III1 Rlfl I I, ' : 0 I I3 La , . ' I, : ' 3 Pri ir I IIIg s 1 ' I 'I 'I E FIR CARL TULL MONSEES Evanston Illinois Company D Four years of service Varsity athletics Swimming IIVI C-olt ILetter IV II II Basketball III Company at occer IV otball Il wimming IIII e, a et a Il Miscellaneous Club III rdon I V Il Tr er I Honor uard I Sergeant II Military Private IIVI Private First Class r n First Lieuten n WILLIAM B MOORE harleston Mis sour: Company D Four years of service Varsity athletics Wrestling ILetters ll Captan I Crew IReserve IV ll ll II Company athletics Foot a II II Wrestling IIVI Miscellaneou Hop Club I2nd Vice President II Great B oks Club III Cadet Club ISec treas II Vice President of Second Cla s Vice President of First Class Board of Coverncr ason Hall III Honor Cuard Il Co er eant II Military P vate I I ri e First Class Ill S r eant I I a FI IAMES FREDERICK MORRISON Evanston Illinois Company A Four years of service cademic Silver A V Varscty etics CII IIII ell II m pany athletics S cer IIV I restling IIV ll uash II Volleyball IIII Miscellaneous o Honor uard I Corporal Military Private IIVI Private First Class IOHN LANDRY MORRISON New Roads Louisiana Company C Four years ot ser vice Varsity athletics Boxing ILetter III Il II Cheerleader III Company athletics otball IIV I Rfle IIVI Wres e all I 0 I b II III Box ng IIVI Miscellaneous Cor n IIV II Honor Cuar I I u t ry P vate IIV Ill Private First Cass II Lance Corporal I ALMON AUGUSTUS MUEHLHAUSEN Znd Oak Lawn Illinois Cavalry Four years of service Varsity athletics Wrestling III I Company athletics Football IIV restling I Il Baseball raclx IIV is cellaneous Cadet Club Hop Club Honor uncil L ncers IIII ll C pta I :tary Pr vate IVI Private First Class Furs Ser eant I I Ca ann I I IAMES LESLIE MUELLER Charleston West Virginia Company D Four years of service Varsity athletics Football Illl Letter Il O Captain II xing I V ase ball ILetters Ill II II Company athletics ootball IIVI s etball Base an I eyball Boxin tball I ac I Miscellaneous CI'iOlr IIVI Great Books Club Il Second Class Committee Horor ard III Privt Fi t I IAIII ar :vate I V vate F st la r eant III Ill, , 'Q ,' hieel ics: S I , llllg Fo I, IIg S ' ' , III: Voll -'b II IIV, III, IIIQ Bask b ll IIII, I. ' : Hop :Co I , Ill, , eas- ur.. Ig C ll, . IIIlI3SegeatIIlIgI' afllk 'A ' I ' IVI III, , i IQ ,Let- ter I, , . ' 2 b ll IIII, , 3 ' . ' s: o 1 - I- . Be g I I , Iors S g , : ri IV Q P - vat Ilg -eg ll QC p- tai Ill. A : ' Il , IIII. 'I athl ' : O , Reserv , 4 Co - ' : oc , II, II, IIQ W ' , I, IIIg Sq IIV, III. II, 3 . ' :R Il Call Illg I C Il, I II. Illllg Corporal IIIIQI Second Lieutenant III. F5 ' , Il, Illgli Q tl ling IIVI: Basb IV, Ill, Il, Ilg Sf- a 3 I . ' : - do ,lll, ll, 3 d I . M'I- ia : ri , lj ' ' I Il Q ll. ,I. I ' : I . Ill, ll, Ilg W ' , lIg IIV, III, Il, Ilg T ' , II, M'- Co 3 Ia , I, a in II, Mil- ' : i I 3 ' ' IIIIIg ' f g Il 3 pt' I . c- ' g'Bo' i,ii',iIgB C F g'Balk I Iiiilg bll IIV 3 Voll IIV, Ill, Il, llg 'g IIVI3Sof IIV gTr k IV,lll,ll,II. lg ' f g . Cu ', 'ae rs CasslI. 't y: Pr' I lj Pri ir C ss IIIIIQ Seg ,I . L I '8 CLASS 1951 THOMAS HOIT MURRAY IR New Ro chelle New York Artnllery Four years of ervnce Academlc Srlver A rsuty athlehcs Rfle IV L tter Ill Co Captaun II Company athlehcs Socc r a xlng Ill e a I ns aneous Cordon IIV III I S u IV nroa u I Club III our C-un Drill ant I Mlhtary Pruvate IIVI Przva e st Class S r eant II Flrst Lueutenant II IOEL SLAYTER MYRES Mayersvnlle lvlls slssuppu Cavalry Four years of ervuce Cmpany athletics Boxmg IV III ll I Cer IIV me :see aneous our I :tary Pruvate IIV III Lance ral I ARTHUR BRUCE NELSON Cuncmnatu Ohlo Artullery Three years of service ompany afhlehcs Football I Ill II e s et a Baseball Mn aneous Chour I III an P vate Ill I Prnvate Fnrst Cass WILLIAM IOHN NELSON Buchanan Mrchrgan Artullery Three years of ser vlce Company afhlehcs cer IIII setball IIIII I ea I Muscellaneous Chorr III Muhfary Prnvate II Lance Cor ora IAMES WATSON NEWBILL Guatemala Guatemala Company C Two years of ser vrce Varsnty athlehcs Boxlng IReserve III Tennis IL9tter II II Company athlehcs cer III rest mg I I e eyball Ill II Swimming III Mall ar vate III Prxva e lst Class I RICHARD KIRK NOBBE New York Cnty Company D Two years of service Varsuty athlehcs Wrestlnng Baseball Company ehcs Fotball III Wrest mg I Baseball Mnhtary Pruvate IIII Prnvate sr Class I-I 5 -Q ' 1- IIV, Ill. I va' ' : I I , 9 ,II, y Ily, ull, II, all Baseb II IIy,lll,'1I,II: BQ' I, lllgvollybn III,III.M'- I cell : , , I, lIg keet Cub l,lll,ll,1IgRal dclb Il,l-5 I-lop QF ' IIII, II, Ser- ge It .. Z . 1 T Fir Illllg eg I I: I. o . J: 1 ' 'S ' ,E Soc , III, II, :Ig Ref: IIV, III, II, II. M' Il :Ch' III, Il, I-. Mir : ' , ,IIIQ Cor- D0 III C V l' : , , Ill Rm smug Bak bll Ill, lug IIIII. 'scell : ' ,lII. M'I'- iary: ri I, I Ig ' ' I' Ill. ' . l A ' : Soc IT Bak QCOII' IlIg Basb II II. IIII,I Q ' p rm, ' ' soc ,ww I II :Rm :ull you , 1 ' . f yr Pri Ig ' t F'r II, athl ' 2 O ', In ' I' II, ll: U .. Z 3 . Fir III. l E FIR M CHARLES NORRIS IR Rrversnde Ill ons Cavalry Two years of servrce Varsrty athletucs Polo Ill II Company athletics ack II wrmmmg S ccer I uutary P 'vate Ill Prlvate Flrst ass DAN GILBERT NOYES Zanesvnlle Ohuo Company A Four years of servuce Varsity a etucs Rfle ILefter Ill II Co Captam I Company athletics Soccer IIV Ill I restllng e I IV Basket uas I Volleyball I I a I II Base al Swlrnmln I Mlsce eous Chapel Choir IIV Ill I Honor uncll I H p Club III Honor Cuar Squa Leader Mllstary Pruva e I I va e Irs ass Fursr er ant l Flrsf Lieutenant I I CHARLES KEEL PATTERSON Brrrmngharn Mnchrgan Company C Three years of serv Ice Varsity athletlcs Football III Com p ny athletics F otball Illl III Basket ox I Mah v te Ill Lan Corporal I I I WILLIAM T PATTERSON Fmdlay Ohro Cavalry Three Years of servlce Varsnty ath letncs Cross Country IIIII Wrestlnng III Company athletncs Volleyball Ill II Soc Wre Ing II Cheerleader I I :tary Prlvate IIII I Serg ant IOSEPH C PATTY Creenvllle Ohno Artul Iery One year of servuce Company athletics Cew III Rfle III Mnscellaneous Chonr Cordon II Mnlltary Private I ARTHUR STANLEY PETERS New York Cnty Company A Four years of servnce adenuc Gold A IIII Sr ve A Ill Il Cum Laude Company athletics cer IIV III Wres In Baseball IIV III Il II Muscellaneous Roll Honor Guard Cor oral Mllltary Private IIVI Pruvate Frrst Class IIIII Staff Sergeant IIII Furst Lueutenant . , ., ' . in- TY Kms' I IIIQO IIII M'l' : r Ig ' CI III. fm ' Z I , . '- I I . ' : , , I, IIQ W ' Illlg Rifl I3 . ball IIVIQ Sq h IV, llllg IV 3 Softb II IV, Ill, ll, 3 b I IIV, Ill, Il, IIQ ' g Il I, ' I- lan : ' . . 'Z Co ' I IQ o 3 d III, d II. : ' t IV g Pr' t F' YCI IIIIIC ' S - ge I II1 ' ' I . al ' : o I , gl - ball IIII, Il, Ilg Baseball IIII, ll, IIQ B - ing Il,lI. tary: Pri a IIII, 3 ce cer IIIIQ stl'. I 3 I I II Mil' : ' . II: e III, r I 3 i . l' : 'I IIIg I . : ' Il. Ac' 'z yu f IlVl I, . ' : Soc , ,lI,lIQ rI'gIlV,IlIIg can IIIQ 4' ' ' ' Ill, p ' II. III. l ' CLASS 1951 SANFORD I PHILLIPS South Royalton Vermont Artnllery Three years of servi 0 cademic Silver A I Varsity a ics Swimming Letter III ll l am any athletics Football I II Soccer se a a I xing Il ack Il Volley a IIIII Miscellaneous Creat Books Club I II rdon I Ill I ur un Drill r ral I :tary vate I Corpcr I I II Second Lieutenant I I AMES G PHOTAKIS Berwyn lllII'1OI A tillery Four years of service Company ath ics F otball IIV I Basket a S a I ll Mlllf r vate IV II Lance Corpora GEORGE A POHLE Mexico D F Mexico Company D Two years of s rvrce Academic o A III II Cum Laude Varsity a Iehcs Crew IReserve lll Company afh eics S cer III Bas etball ew I Military Private Illl Lance Corporal III CLYDE ALLEN PURMORT Van Wert Ohio Company C Five years of service Varsity a ehcs C eerleader Ill a tain Wrestling IIV Reserve llll Company ath :cs F otball IIV In Wrest r e a as V a :tary Private IV IV ll Private trt ass Il Co oral GEORGE WORTHINCTON PURNELL Bal tirnore Maryland Artillery Three years of service Company athletics Football III iifary Private II Prlvate First ass I IAMES P RAIBOURN Maracaibo Ven zuela Artillery Four years of service Aca mic Silver A um Lau e Varsity athletics Swlmmung IV lll Letter ll I Crew IIV' Company athletics Soc r I V i In I Miscellaneous H p Club II Cordon IIV i roa u ur Ciun Drill I Ser ean ii tary Private IIV Private First Class er eant III First Lieutenant I A 'Q ' fi I. 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TEFIRT OSCAR ALBERTO RAYNAL Clrllhuahua Chlhuahua Mexlco Artlllery Four years of rvlce Academnc Sllver A lIV Ill I Cum Laude Varsuty athletics Cross Country eserve IV lll Co Capt ln ll Boxlng lReserve IV llll Wrestllng lll Track llV llll Crew lll ll Company athletlcs Wres ng l V l ll ll Soccer lIVl Swlmmln Rlf ac Ill Volleyb Ill Bowllng IlV llll Mlscellaneous r on llV lll ll ll Mllltary PFIVBTC Prlvate Flrst Cass llll Lance or ral ll RODERICK RHEA Greencastle lndlana Cavalry Three years of SSFVICG Company etlcs Football llll lll Basketball lll se a e Track Illl Golf lll ll Mlscellaneous Cor on ll Lancer lll Mllltary PYIVG C r oral l I Sergeant l l I C THOMAS ROGERS Urbana llllnols Cavalry Two years of servlce Varsnty ath letlcs Track lLetter ll ll Company ath rcs Rltle l Ba eball Trac lll Football lll Miscellaneous C olr Mnlntary Prlvate ll Prlvate lrst ss WILLIAM E ROTH Alexandrla Vlrglnla Artlllery Three years of servlce Varsuty a letlcs Swlmmlng lLetter lll Il Co Captaln Il Company athletics Soccer lll Volley Muscellaneous Cholr llll lll Great Books ub ll Four Gun Drlll lll Corporal ltary P vate lllll C rp ral ll er geant lll ROBERT W SABO Grosse Polnte Woods lvllchlgan Company D Four years of servlce Varslty athletlcs F otball llll Le ter ll Co Captaln ll Baseball lLetter lll Il Cap taln ll Basketball lLetter ll Company ath e rcs Football llVl ketball llV rest mg l Base al l Mlscellaneous Hop Club lll Cadet Club Ill Honor Guard lll Suppy Sergeant Il Mllltary Prlvate llVl Prlvate Flrst Class lllll Staff Sergeant llll Flrst Lleutenarlt LESTER BOND SANDOE IR Brlstol Vlr glr-la Company B Four years of servlce Varsity athletlcs Swlmmlng IIV Letter lll aptaln ll k C w ll Company athletics F otball IlV lll ase a 1 1 Swlmmln l ew lll ac 1 IS cellaneous Cadet Club lll ll Honor Coun Vlce Presldent Hop lu l Secretary Cordon lll Edltor ln Chlef Roll C ll Ill Beason Hall Board of Governors lll Horlor Guard lll Flrst Lleutenant ll Mllltary Prlvate llVl Prlvate Flrst Class lr r nt C l se ' . 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CLASS 1951 LOUIS PHILIP SANDOZ South Bend Ind: ana Band Three years of servnce Varslty athlehcs C ew II1 Company athlehcs ootball lll e a 1mm1ng Ill I 1 Mllltar r e 1l Prnvate F1rst ass 1 I KARL F SCHUELE Cleveland Oh1o Com pany A Four years of servuce Varslty ath :cs Swlmmung 1lI I Wrestlung llll Company athlehcs S cer 1IV Ill wlmmln 1 ac I C-olf 1lll ll I1 Mnscellaneous HOr1Or Guard Cor oral 1 Mlhtar Prlva e I I 1vate F1rst Class lllll L eutenant Ill DAVID A SEAGRAVE Port Huron Much: gan Company D Four years of servlce Varsity athletics Wrestlnng 1llI Ill Crew 1llI II Company athletlcs Soccer IIV O ball mmm restllng llll ll ll Crew 1ll I1 Miscellaneous Honor Guard 1ll I I lltary Prwate I IV I Prlvate Irs ass ll Cor oral FREDERICK RICHARD SEARS Lnma Peru Cavalry Three years of SEFVICS Varslty ath letncs Track llll Il ll Company athlehcs Cer 1IllJ otball 1 T res 1n nnus 1 e Musee aneous our 1 Board of Governors Beason Hall Ill MII: P vate llll Prv 1 t Class Lueutenant lll KENNETH EMILIO SERRA Santurce Puerto R1co Artullery Four years of servuce Com pany athletucs S ccer IIV Ill ll Co C p ann se a ll Boxln wlmmlng 1 1 e 1 a I Mllltar vate IIV Il Pnvate F1rs as THOMAS CHARLES SEYBERT Kendallwlle Indnana Band Four years of serv1ce Varsaty athletics Wrestlmg Manager 1lI II C rn pany athlehcs Soccer IIV III ll I1 Crew a eYb3ll IIV I ll ll Miscellaneous nce Band 1lV ll Ill Honor Counc1 I Raulroad Club 1lV llll Honor Cuar I Cadet Club Mllltary Pnvate 1 VI vate F st Class I Ser eant 1ll1 Flrst Lieutenant Ill I D I' : lr . 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' II 1 ch' IIIIQ tary: ri Ig' late Frs A lllli I ' :I o , , , I- ai 1' IIQBZ 1111 11v, 111, Il, 1 'g 1IV,lllIgS ' ' IV 112111 1v, 111, ll, 11, soffb ll IIV, 111, ll, 1. y: Pri , I,Illg tCl s 1l1, ' I: A I ' , A. o - 111, ll 5 Baseblll 11v1 , Baike115a11'11v, IIIIQ you , Il, , I ' 1 Da , l, 1 'I ll 3 ' , 3 d 11, . 1 ' 1 , Pri ir flllg g g E FIR E LEE SKIPPER Lancaster South Carolina Company D Four years of servuce Varsuty etlcs Boxung IIV Letter lll Company athletlcs F otball IIV Ill ll II restlrng llll se a ll l Boxnng IIVI Mlscellaneous Horor ard Ill MII ruva e I 1 I e F rst Class llll C oral I u tenant Ill IULES NORMAN STIFFEL Chicago Ill: on Cavalry Four years of service Company etlcs Soccer IIV lll In B xung Ill I Miscellaneous Dramatxcs Lanc ll Furst Serge n ll t P vate IIVI P vate Furst Class lllll r eant Illl Flrst Lneutenant I I RICHARD MORRIS STIMSON Leland lvllchrgan Artillery Four years of servlce cademnc Cold A llll Sulv IIV III lll Cum Laude Varslty athletics restlrng KIV llll rew Il er Company athletics Crew I ll I Wrestlung Mlscellaneous Cordon Ill ll Vedette V Ca ub Ho u ou n Drnll ll ll Capta n ll Mrlltar r va e IIVI P vate Frrst Class I First S r eant llll Captain Ill IACK HENRY STOCKSTILL Lincoln braska Company C Three years of servrce Varsnty athletics Colt IReserve letter llll Ill Company athletics Football llll ll Il Sketball llll S Immun restllng I xnng Mllltary vate Illl Co ora PETER REINALD STORY Bozeman Mon tana Company D Three years of service Academuc Snlver A llll Cum Lau e Varsnty athletics Boxlng lReserve Letter llll Wrestllng ILetter Ill Company ath encs Boxmg llll cer lll restlung Illl Mlltary Prxvate lllll I v e Frst Class llll Sergeant Ill IOHN M STRADER Chrckasha Oklahoma Cavalry Two years of service Varsxty ath :cs Crew llll Otball Company athlehcs Football llll Wrestling M: :tary :vate Lance or ral I athl ': 'A , Qu, ll, ' : O . , . 3 W ' , ll, llg Ba b ll IIV, Ill, I- ' - ' : , Cu , ll. 'l'tary: P' t IV 5 Pr'- vat I Ig orp llllg L'e - , ' , 'n '5. arm 'Q , , gRitle Im, In o , I. ' : ' Ill, llg ersl , ' a t ll.M'I'- ary: ri g fl 3 Seg 3 ' I. A : , lllg ' er A W' -' ', gc ' ll,Lett Il,Ill IIV, llllg Basketball Ill, llg Football Ill. ' : , 3 ll , llllg detCl lllg pClbIIIgF r Cu ' ll, , I . y:Pi- t g ri ' llllg ' eg g ' . . ' . Ne- Ba' ,ll, ling wt rg IlI,l IIE W ' I lg Bo' llll, ll. : Pri ,Illg rp llll. It'l: ' 1 Soc ' I, ll, ll? VV ' . i' : ' gPr'- at I Q . ner I gro mg Polo llll. mm. 'r :PP llllg ' C - po ll. CLASS 1951 PETER ANTHONY STRUNK Cnnclnnatl Ohlo Company C Four years of servxce Academlc Sulver A IV II Company ehcs F otball IIV III I Bas V a tball IIV I V I Mnsce aneous Vedette Illl I Roll Call III Honor Guard III Sergeant II Muhtary Prrvate IIVI Pnvate Fnrst Class IIIII Corporal III Second LIeutenantIlI ROBERT ANDREW STURGEON Ft Wayne Indlana Company B Three years of servlce V rslty athletics G If lll I Basketball III Company athletics Basketball Illl ll otball Illl ac I ll Swm ng III ball II Base I III I Miscellaneous Cordon III Mllltary vate III I Prrvate Fnrst Cass r ant Il NEAL ANDREW SULLIVAN IR Newkurk Oklahoma Company D Two years of servuce Varsuty athlehcs F otball Ill Le ter II Baseball Ill Letter II Company athletlcs C apel Choir Ill II Mlhtary P vate IIII Private Fnrst Class III IOSE ALFREDO TABUSH Guatemala Gua temala C A Artullery Two years of seryuce Varsnty athlehcs Rifle IReserve IIII Crew IReserve II II Wrestling III Com an ehcs Cew Ill II II Wres n II Miscellaneous Cordon III ur Gun Drull III Mllntary Prlvate Il I Corporal III FLOYD W TINGLEY Douglas Georgna Band One year of servuce Varsnty athlehcs Golf III Company athlehcs Football III Rnfle III Mlscellaneous Cordon III MII: ta Prnvate I I I DAVID HAMILTON TULLY Daytona Beach Florida Company D Four years of seryuce Academic SIIver'A IIV Il Cum Laude Varsuty athletncs Swsmmlng IIV Ill I T nf'I'5 IV lll ll ll Company athlencs ootball IIII Socc r IIVI 5w.m ng 'IV Ba et a I I all IIV nnls I Mnscellaneous Quull Representatnve Cordon IIVI Honor Guard Ill II Mllltary Private Pr va e Irs ass I II Lance Corporal III . . Q I H I I . athl ' : o . . ll, I1 lsef- ball II ,lll,lI,lI1BaseblIIlV,lll,ll,lI1 Sof , II, II, IIQ olleyball IIV, Ill, Il, I . ' II : , I, IIg ' I: l ' . a ' I ' : Ao , I1 I . ' : , IQ Fo ,lI,IIgTr k III, Ig I - ml lIgVoIley IIII, ll, 3 ball Pr. ' I 5 ' ' I I IllIgSe-. ge I, ' l ' : ol , t Rifle Ill, lIlg Track III, II. Miscellaneousl h ' , . : ri 3 , : ' . P Y athl ' : r , gRlfle ll 3 - tli g I . ' : , lIg Fo ' , : ' I 1 ry: A. ' . . .: . , 1. I I, . . 2 . ' ' lg 9 I .... t' : F , II, II: e Q ' - mi .lll. ll, llg sk bll ll gVoI- leyb ,llI, II, II 1 Te ' III, ll, II, IIV, lllllQ I I F' 'I CI I 'Q 'ff :r 1 TEFIRT RUSSELL NATHAN VanDENBURCH San Diego Calrfornla Artrllery Three years of servuce Varsnty athlehcs B xmg lll w Ill ll Company athlehcs Football xln Seball lll :tary P vate llll lll Prlvate I Class EVERETT RUSSELL VASS Arllngton Vrr gunna Company D Three years of service Varslty athletics Wrestlrng lLetter Ill I Company athlehcs F otball llll Soccer e a 4 ll ll Mnscellaneous our I Honor Guard Ill Mllltary vate llll Pruva Fur ss CESAR A VILLAMIZAR Caracas Vene zuela Cavalry Three years of servuce Vars :ty athletics Tenms llll ll ll Company a ehcs Soccer llll l Swlmmm ll Vo ll Mus Ianeous Crdon lllll Mllutary Prnvate Co al Serg HURONW VIRDEN Greenville lvlusslsslppl Artullery Three years of servnce Academlc A 1 v ll J um Laude Varsity athlehcs B xrng lll ll F otball I Miscellaneous Cadet Club lll Qunll Vedette Hop Club lTreasurer ur un Dru l Sergeant l II P vate ll eant llll :rs Lleutenant 4 l I IOHN ANOXV' ES VOLKERT Chicago ll Ilnons Artlllery Four years cl servuce Com pany athlehcs Soccer llVl Basketball llV e a l a ll Mnlutary Prlvae I Prlv 1 ass Cor oral 1 1 IAMES A WALKER Defrost Mnchlgan Company B Four years of servuce Varsnty a ehcs Boxung llV Ill ll ll Compa y ehcs Boxung I IV ll I Trac S cer I ll ll ll Muscellaneous Honor Guard lll l I Mllltary Private llV Private lrst ass 1 l Sergeant 1 l CLASS - 1951 CHARLES EMILE WASMER, Cincinnati, Ohio. Company C. Four years of service. Varsity athletics: Crew llV, lll, II, llg Cross Country llll. Company athletics: Soccer HV, Ill, ll, Wrestling lllg Rifle llll. Military: Private IIV, llllg Private First Class llll 3 Corporal lll. IOSEPH A. WATTERS, New Orleans, Louis- iana. Cavalry. Two years of service. Varsity athletics: Polo lll, ll. Company athletics: Boxing ill, llg Basketball lllg Rifle llig Wrestling Ill, Miscellaneous: Lancers lll. Military: Private llll, Lance Corporal lll. IERRY L. WISE, Zanesville, Ohio. Company B. Four years of service. Varsity athletics: Boxing lIVlg Track llll, Letter Il, ll. Company athletics: Football IIV, Ill, ll, ll 5 Basketball llll, II, llg Boxing lIV, Illlg Track llV, Illlg Rifle lll. Miscellaneous: Cadet Club lllg Hop Club lllg Honor Guard lll, Sergeant Il, Military: Private llVlg Private First Class lllllg Sergeant llllg First Lieutenant lll. .1 J' gt' Let 1 xx a11cl01 onge 1110163 to the xx allx. bx the show 1 1 1 1.1 111111 e mpx 11 cl gn 1 1cc111 xxx xl1 LIL I pLx x 1 rx 111 1 1111 hcnxu .md I1 L 1111c 1.11xsc111x mu oc 71 . 0 1 cl .1s x 1 4.1 1 xc N1 Juxlu xea X 111211 711115.18 1 Q 1 11111 Tha Old 111111 Gate Vlptl 11'lf- tl1 C 1 , f lxx0zl Fvllw x'il l1l 1 s 1'i x'itl x'ell1x' ' 1cl 'Qfl. WI 1 ' 'flw ' l J l' '1 ll l. Letk sing 11119 111m'c mug fm' the days 1l1z1t 21111 gone. F1 ' thc l1u111's '11'0 1101 lon, 'tl tl1't la-1 kisy at l' xx'11 W- -.-Je-111'fl.j'1 '.'. 111 l l' z t1z1', lx RDSTEII 0F IIADETS Ackerman Lynn Mnller IOO9 West Green Street Champangn lllnnons Company B I Cass Adams Hugh Wnllnam St Helens Oregon Cavalry IV Class Adams john Stuart 941 Harvey Avenue Knrk wood 22 Mnssourn Artnllery IV Class Adknns Charles Phnllnps 2l7 S Second Street Coldwater Ohno Company A III Class Adknns Wnllnam Conrad 2l7 S Second Street Coldwater Ohno Company D IV Class Agunnaldo Leopoldo R 237 V Mapa Sta Mesa Mannla Phnlnppnnes Company B Ill Class Anxala Angel A 26 land yl I ra Ave N 262 Habana Cuba Cavalry Ill Class Alarcon Donato Santnago Amazonas 96 Mex nr-o D F Mexnco Company A lClass Alban john Howard jr 45I8Fanrfneld Avenue Shreveport Lounsnana Artnllery Ill Cl ss Alexander john Wnllnam 932 Washnngton Ave nue Chehalns Washnngton Company D Ill C ss Allen Davnd Bell Malvern Pennsylvanna Cav alry III ss Allnson jnm Auther 935 E 5l Street Indnan apolns lndnana Company A IV Class Anderson Edgar Lee Routel Box 48 Clarks dale Mnssussnppn CompanyC Ill Class Anderson Robert E 34lO Monte Vnsta Albu querque New Mexnco Artnllery Ill CI ss Anderson Wnllnam Knng P O Box 745 Clarks dale Mnssnssnppn Artnllery Ill Cl ss Andrew james Lord I l3O Washnngton Avenue Fnndlay Ohno Cavalry Il Class Andrews Harold Perry 765 Beverly Park jack son Mnchngan Artnllery lClass Anger Davnd Stewart 345 Hnllvnew Lane Ro chester Mnchngan Artnllery Ill Class Ansann Robert C 332 Olmstead Road Rnvfr snde lllnnons Cavalry lClass Ansnck joe Payne 77I4 jeffery Chncago ll lnnons Cavalry Il Class Arango Manuel Arnas Explanada I620 Mexnco Cnty Mexnco Cavalry IV Class Anas janme Alberto Ave A No 9 Panama Cnty Panama Cavalry ll Cl ss Arlnskas W j lO6l5 Calumet Ave Chncago lllnnons Artnllery IV Class Auman Theodore Colfax l539 Readnng Boule vard Wyomnssnng Pennsylvanna Cavalry ll C ass Babb Rnchard Ranknn 708 North Walnut Street Wnlmnngton Ohno Band ll Class Babcock Roy Wnllnam 2632 Kenwood Blvd Toledo Ohno Artnllery lClass Baker Irl Edwnn 226 jefferson Road Newark Ohno Company A II Class Baker Wnllnam Charles 3l0D Fnfth Street Port Arthur Texas Company A I Class Baldwnn Don Hunter 5I8 East Olnve Street Brndgeport lllnnons CompanyC ll Class Bancroft Fredernck Speed l20O St john Drnve Monroe Lounsnana CompanyC lClass Barkby Harry Wnllnam I042 Sunnycrest Road Syracuse New York CompanyC II Class Barrett Charles Dave Cnrcle Dot Ranch Ryan Oklahoma Cavalry IV Class Bartlett Davnd Drew 427A Snrly Place Beverly Hnlls Calnfornna Company B Ill Class Baum james Edmund II7 Bower Hnll Road Pnttsburgh 28 Pennsylvanna Company B Ill Class Bayless Tom Gardner jr 726 Nnneteenth Ave e N E St Petersburg Flornda Band I Class Beatty Gordon Lamont P O Box 8 Danvnlle Calnfornna Artnllery IV Class Becker Rudolph Fredernck I6 Newcomb Blvd New Orleans Lounsnana Cavalry ll Class Bell Murray Andrew 637 Pnccadnlly Street Charleston West Vnrgnnna Company C ll Class Benjamnn Albert jackson Ill Garden Street Great Neck L I New York Cavalry Il Class Benson Robert Owen Box 57 Petersburg Alaska Company A I Class Benson Theodore Sngfrned Box 57 Petersburg Alaska Company D I Class Berg Davnd Chrnstman 800 Valleyvnew Road Mt Lebanon Pnttsburgh Pennsylvanna Ar tnllery III C S Bergeron Kenneth Phnllnp 875 S Wnldwood Kankakee lllnnons Band ll Class Bernauer Maxne George 8400 S justnne Chn cago lllnnons Band lClass Betts George Herbert 497 E Rosemary Road Lake Forest lllnnons Company C ll Class Beutel james Walter I060I S Hoyne Ave Chncago lllnnons Cavalry I Class Bnng john Edward 4I2 E Madnson Pontnac lllnnons Company B Ill Class Road Ft Wayne lndnana Company A Ill C ss Blackwood Bruce W 2704 Lake Shore Drnve Mnchngan Cnty lndnana Cavalry IV Class Blanco Franklnn Pno 230 5a Ave y 24 Ha vana Cuba Company D IV Class Blonsky Eugene Rnchard 3218 W Olnve Ave Chncago 45 lllnnons Band lClass Blythe Buce Wnllnam RFD No 3 Fanr mount Road Allnance Ohno Company D ll ass Bobo Bernard Lee 200 E Washnngton Blvd Grove Cnty Pennsylvanna Company C Ill Class Bodenmann john I507 Addnson St Chncago lllnnons Company C IV Class Borges john Smnth 3202 N Shepard Ave Ml waukee Wnsconsnn Artnllery Ill Cl ss Boswell Mnchael R I5I Wnndnng Way Day ton 9 Ohno Artnllery III Class Bowman Arthur Louns 778 Watch Ponnt Drnve Cnncnnnatn Ohno Company A Il Class Braham Wnllnam R General Delnvery Santa Barbara Calnfornna Artnllery IV Class Brassert Charles Alexander Royal York Apart ments Pnttsburgh Pennsylvanna CompanyD I Class Brassert Maury Eberson Bngelow Blvd Royal York Apartments Pnttsburgh Pennsylvanna Company D II Class Brazell james Rend 8I5 State Street Alma Mnchngan Company B ll Class Bretscher Robert George Pnne Rndge Green wnch Connectncut Cavalry ll Class Brnnkley Hugh Montgomery 366 S Hnghland Memphns Tennessee Cavalry IV Class Broaddus Russell 3341 Brownsboro Road Lounsvnlle Kentucky Artnllery III Class Brodnax Edwnn Taylor Antrnm Grove Green castle Pennsylvanna Cavalry II Class Brody Gnlbert S 56l5 Hempstead Road Pntts burgh Pennsylvanna Company A I Class Broock Bowen Rnce 552 Pnlgrem Bnrmnngham Mnchngan Company D Ill Class Brooke john Almonte 734 Lnnden Avenue Oak Park lllnnons Cavalry ll Class Brooks Charles E l22 Hugh Street Marshall Mnchngan Artnllery lll Cl ss Brooks joseph Wnlks 2815 Fort Avenue Waco Texas Cavalry lClass Brostella Mnguel Tapanes Box 729 Panama Panama Cavalry IV Class Brostella Raul Pedro Vna Espanas No 93 Pan ama Panama Artnllery IV Class Broussard joe Elon 300 East Cnrcunt Drnve Beaumont Texas Artnllery Ill Class Brown Donald Clyde II79 New Hampshnre Pnttsburgh Pennsylvanna Company D Ill Class Brown Frank Abbott I3I3 Lake Street Evans ton lllnnons Artnllery Ill ss Brown Gnlbert Edward jr 624 Vnncennes New Albany lndnana Band ll Class Brown james Anthony 26 Harvard Place Or chard Park New York Company A IV Class Brown Wnllnam Lee Lyons Ashbourne Harrods Creek Kentucky Cavalry IV Class Brumfneld Ernest Paul 505 So Mann St Well nngton Ohno Company A ll Class Brunjes Carl Fredernck 26 Lakevnew Avenue Hartsdale New York Band Ill Cl ss Champangn lllnnons CompanyC lClass Bullock Wnllnam Hersee M O Q 9 Cherry Ponnt North Carolnna Company D III C ass Bunde Larry Wnllnam 36I4 Grantley Toledo Ohno Artnllery IV Class Buohl Edward Allan 925 W Oakrndge Fern dale Mnchngan Cavalry lClass Burnett Walter Horace j 2308 W l2Oth Place Blue Island lllnnons Company D IV Class Burns Eugene Arthur Rt 2 Box 646 Tucson Arnzona Cavalry IV Class Burroughs john Mnchael Box l348 Benrut Le banon S W Syrna Artnllery III Class Burt jnm Charles 2l09 Beverly Glen Blvd Los Angeles Calnfornna Artnllery ll Class Buttarn Edgar Anthony No I5 Street No I4 Havana Cuba Cavalry Ill Class Calcaterra Paul Rnchard l2294 Wnlshnre De tront MICl'1lgar1 Cavalry Ill Cl ss Campbell Glenn Harvey 3l8 Oakwood Drnve Wnchnta Kansas Cavalry ll Class Campbell james Cassnus 5l8 West 4th Street Larned Kansas Cavalry Ill Class Carmnchall Floyd L 4I7 Crestwood Drnve Ft Worth Texas Artnllery lClass Cartagena 'uns Modesto Sola No 24 Caguas Porto Rnco Company C IV Class Caudell Danrel Marnon College Street Wal lace North Carolnna Artnllery IV Class 159 A . 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Class Cox oe Bob Darllngton Induana Band II Class Crawford Robert Blalr I8667 Blrchcrest Drive Detrout Zl Muchngan Artullery lClass Crlsp Harry Lee 908 N Market MBYIOD Ill moss Company C III Class Cross Wnlllam Lee P O Box l348 Belrut Lebanon S W Syrla Company B IV Class Cuaycong Romell Lopez I2 St Capntol Sub dlvlslon Bacolod Phnllpplne Island Artnllery IV Class Culnn Russell Alexander Hutchuson Road Flossmoor Ilhnols Artullery Il Class Cullom George Hardnng 9ll Eastwood Drlve Frankfort Indiana Artlllery lClass Cutchln james McKenney Whltakers North Caroluna Artullery lClass l60 Dahl Danlel Huelster l265 N Lake Way Palm Beach Florida Company C lll Class Daley james Burger 706 l4th Street Rawl ms Wyomung Company B Ill Class Dauksch james Carlton 2278 Cambrldge Col umbus Ohlo Artillery IV Class Davus john Douglass 2487 Dysart Road Cleve land I8 Ohio Company A Ill Class Davls Warren B 4739 St Charles Avenue New Orleans Louusuana Artrllery IV Class Decker Charles Arnold 5 Zane Road Bnng hamton New York Company A ll Class DeFord john C 424 Stewart Avenue Carroll ton Ohuo Company B lClass Degnan james M 800 Cadneux Road Grosse Pounte 30 Muchngan Company B I Class Derbel W T l7824 Lake Road Lakewood 7 Ohlo Artnllery lClass Deltch Sud R 3320 Glenfleld Dnve Knoxvulle Tennessee Company A II Class Demarest Peter Edward 479 South Sandusky Avenue Upper Sandusky Ohuo Company D ll Class Dempster R R 30l N Bryan Avenue North Platte Nebraska Artlllery lClass Denton Frank Rlchard 5222 Wllkuns Avenue Pnttsburgh Pennsylvama Company D ll Class Derhammer Ned Eugene Brookston lndlana Band ll Class Dettelbach Ruchard Henry l622 Shawnee Road Llma Ohlo Campany B lClass Dettelbach Thomas Lee l622 Shawnee Road Llma Ohno Artillery IV Class Dnaz Vnctor V Avenue Zarco No 36Ol Chl huahua Chlhuahua Mexico Artillery II Class Dlbbell Davnd G 485 Chestnut Street Mead vllle Pennsylvanla Artullery I Class Duck Donald Edward 40l Fry Street Colfax Iowa Artlllery IV Class Dleterlch Rnchard Thumm 2203 Ploneer Road Evanston lllmous Cavalry III Class Dlllon Robert Kenzne l3l9 E l0th Street Bloomlngton Indlana Company B IV Class Dougher james Paul 4231 W 62nd Street Cleveland Ohuo Cavalry Ill Class Drake john Douglas Madnson Henghts Ander son lnduana Company D Ill Class DuBose james Henry Urbana Illunols Com pany D IV Class Duffy james F l033 N East Avenue Oak Park Illnnous Company B lClass Dull Mark Caton 533 Randolph Road Plaun fueld New jersey Artlllery III Class Dunbar john Bentley 4300 Vla Frascatl San Pedro Callfornla Artlllery Ill Class Dunn Peter Martyn 207 W Allmon Street Salem Illlnols Band III Class Dyke Frank Parke 2I22 S T Street Ft Smnth Arkansas Band Il Class Earl Paul Marvnn 2l54 Park Drlve Pontuac Mnchlgan Band Il Class Easter George Cordell W 30 Ocotullo Road Phoennx Arlzona Company D II Class Eavey George Earl 245 Cartwrlght Druve Ruch mond Indiana CompanyC IV Class Eavey Wulllam Montague 245 Cartwrught Drlve Rlchmond Indlana Artnllery lClass Eckert Carl Mntchell 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Durango Colorado Cavalry ll Class Ferguson john Richard l9462 Beachcllff Rocky Rnver Ohno Cavalry II Class Fetner Robert Hudson Salta 2236 Buenos Aures Argentnna Artullery II Class Fnnley john Lawrence 355l Central Avenue Memphls Tennessee Cavalry III Class Flsher Robert Martln 2779 Eugenue Lane Cm Fleet Preston Mltchell 565 Cage Lane San Dlego Calnfornua Cavalry Il Class Flemung james Wnlllam Box 42 R F D N I Monee llllnols Cavalry IV Class Floyd Wllluam Barrow Pans Plke Lexlngton Kentucky Cavalry Il Class Frauenthal Don L l670 Peck Street Muske gon Mnchugan Artullery IV Class Freshman Gordon Krelltz 8620 Henclrue Blvd Huntmgton Woods Muchlgan Company C ll Class Games Dan Mlchael Croyen Hotel New York N Y CompanyA ll Class Garcla Manuel l23 V Carranza San Luus Potosl Mexlco Company D lClass Gary George Ellns 2422 E Newberry Blvd Mllwaukee Wusconsln Company D III Class Gasknll Robert Clyde 2222 Glenwood Drlve Kalamazoo Mnchugan Artillery lll Class Gay Forrest Theodore lll 6958 North 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1706 W 5th Avenue Gary lndnana Company D Ill Class Gottschalk Fredernc Addnson 2022 17th Street Columbus Nebraska Cavalry IV Class Grahn Gary Edward 5802 East Mnchngan Ind nanapolns lndnana Company B ll Class Granger Davnd McDonald 738 So Harrnson Kankakee lllnnons Cavalry II Class Grantvedt Robert Newell 626 Forest Glen Ellyn lllnnons Company B III Class Greenblatt Leonard Ira 3318 Lake Shore Drnve Chncago lllnnols Band lClass Greene Davnd Graham Snllnman 230 Chemung Cornrng New York Company A ll Class Greene Kenneth Davnd 241 W 4th Street Greenlee Davnd W Route 1 Box 84 Temple Texas Cavalry Ill Class Greenway Wnllnam Edward 223 Grandvnew Kalamazoo Mnchngan Company C lClass Greer Rnchard jesse Melwood Lane Westport Connectncut Cavalry IV Class Greer Wnllnam Capers 802 Bluff Drnve Knox vnlle Tennessee Company B IV Class Grnffnth Donald Kendall McNabb lllnnons A tnllery I Class Grnffnth john MCCOOI 233 Biddle Avenue Wyandotte Mnchngan Artnllerv IV Class Habegger Fredernck Carl 505 Clark Street Berne lndnana Band Ill Class Hagenmeyer Wnllnam Harvey 232 South Mann Wellnngton Ohno Cavalry II Class Hake john Wnllnam 212 Wabash Mattoon Illnnons Company C lll Class Hale Charles Martnn Ada Mnchngan Company C III C ss Hallnday john Clnnton 4332 Kahala Honolu lu Terrntory of Hawann Artnllery III Class Halvorson Thomas Lee 2628 Branch Street Duluth Mnnnesota Band lClass Hamnlton Edward P 1416 25th Street Two Rnvers Wnsconsnn Cavalry Ill Class Hardesty Knle Clnnton Veterans Hospntal 8 S Portland Oregon Company B Ill Class Hardnng jnm Patrnck 387 Walnut Street Wnn netka lllnnons Company C IV Class Harmnson Herbert 1840 South Grandvnew Dubuque Iowa Artnllery lClass Harmon james Allen R 4 Oakwood O hkosh Wnsconsnn CompanyA lClass Harmon john Clark R No 4 Oakwood Osh kosh Wnsconsnn CompanyA III Class Harper Forrest Gaul R R No 4 Edmond Oklahoma Cavalry lClass Harrns Arthur Mowry 111 7th Street Mos cow Idaho Band Il Class Haslem Bnll Ezra 205 Potomac Terre Haute lndnana Company B IV Class Hatfneld Howard Sheldon 2218 Nebraska Snoux Cnty Iowa Band Il Class Hauman Robert Lew 4319 Rugby Toledo Ohno CampanyA Ill Class Hennl Harry Turner 1800 N Cove Blvd Toledo Ohno Artnllery ll Class Hemmer Wnlnram james 1925 Sewell Lnncoln Nebraska Artnllery IV Class Henderson james Alan Faculty Road Culver lndnana Company C ll Class Hennnger Ralph Huntress 1942 Lorton Ave nue Davenport Iowa Company D I Class Henshaw Lewns johnson jr 1704 Larch Ave nue Cnncnnnatr Ohno Company D I Class Herkert Robertj 9238 S Racnne Chncago lllnnons Company A ll Class Herrmann Rnchard Hays 3318 Perrysvnlle Ave nue Pnttsburgh Pennsylvanna Cavalry I Class Hermann Tom George 13621 Argus Avenue Cleveland Ohno Cavalry III Class Hnlburn Barney Hnnes 4432 Wnndsor Park way Dallas Texas Artnllery III Class Hnlgemener George Frank jr 519 W Ray mond Street lndnanapolns Indnana Com pany A I Class Hnlgemener Rnchard Alan 5753 Washnngton Class Hnllenbrand Ray john 305 N Walnut Street Batesvnlle Indnana Artnllery ll Class Hnrschtrntt Rnchard 3800 Lake Shore Drnve Chncago Illnnons Cavalry lClass Hntchcock Nedyson Ivan 4625 Old Mnll Road Ft Wayne lndnana Company C ll Class Hockstad Ray Leslne 1024 Woodsnde Drnve Flmt Mnchngan Artnllery Il Class Hoffman Eugene Francns 1211 Cortez Drnve Glendale 7 Calnfornna Cavalry lll Class Honles Arthur jones 705 Overlook Drnve Al Inance Ohno Cavalry lClass Holloway Clayton Charles 143 Nenue Street Honolulu Hawau Cavalry IV Class Holmes L Davnd 44 Turner Street Mayvnlle Mnchngan CompanyC ll Class Holtz james Porter 3707 South West Cheha lem Portland Oregon Company B III Class Hoover George S 1532 Fargo Avenue Chn cago Illnnons Artnllery Ill Class Hoover Lawrence Rnchard 247 W Summnt Street North Canton Ohno Artnllery lll Class Homberger joseph lll 3761 Wnllownck Hous ton Texas Artnllery Ill Class Houston Wnllnam Cantley 919 South Elm Hope Arkansas Artnllery III Class Houston jnm Henry 302 West Crawford Parns Illnnons Cavalry III Class Howard Robert M Waverly Place Orlando Flornda Company B I Class Hower Otns Ayers 2019 Rndgewood Road Akron Ohno Artnllery IV Class Huff A Wnllnamson 200 S Wnnebnddle Street Pnttsburgh Pennsylvanna Band III Class Huffman Ron Ladd Marlette Mnchngan Com pany A Ill Class Hunter Robert Lee Cragmore No 16 Colo rado Sprlngs Colorado Artnllery Ill Class Huvler Frank DeKlyn 123 Salusbury Avenue Garden Cnty New York Artnllery IV Class lttenbach Lawrencej 3310 N Merndnan Ind nanapolns lndnana Company B I Class lronmonger Clark W 1704 N E Ist Street Ft Lauderdale Flornda Band lClass jackson jerry Mnchael 1904 Tremont Road Columbus Ohno Cavalry Ill Class acobs S Allan jr 4401 Taylor Road Ft Wayne lndnana Band I Class affe Burton Howard 122 Pender Street Suf folk Vnrgnnna Artnllery lClass japhet Dannel Reynolds 1812 Knrby Drnve Houston Texas Artnllery Il Class jayne Wnllnam Henry 500 Lakevnew Avenue Orlando Flornda Artnllery lClass jeffernes Wnllnam T 323 Hnllcrest Avenue Burlnngton North Carolnna Cavalry lClass jenknns Robert Read 1907 Houstonna Royal Oak Mnchngan Company D IV Class jenson Gunnar Sngfrld 99 East 14th Street Chncago Henghts Illnnons Artnllery lClass jeter john Marlon 4534 Fanrfneld Shreveport Lounsnana Cavalry III Cl ss johansen Charles Roger 7514 Wydown St Louns Mnssourn Company D IV Class johnson Claude jester 1110 Rock Island Dal johnson john E 4069 N Adams Street Ind nanapolns lndnana Artnllery ll Class tohnston Rnchard Ewnng 31 Fredernck Street Newnngton 11 Connectncut Artnllery ll Class jones Davnd Bnrd R R No 2 Lebanon Ind nana Company D III Class jones Rnchard McCulloch 4520 North Bay Road Mnamn Beach Flornda Cavalry II Class jones Walter R 2008 Lowell Avenue Louns vnlle Kentucky Artnllery lClass jopson Lawrence Charles 2706 Danforth Ave nue Toronto Ontarno Canada Cavalry Il Class junco Enrnque La Fontanne No 78 Polanco Mexnco Cnty Mexnco Cavalry ll Class Karsten Floyd Louls No 3 Post Oak Cnrcle Houston Texas Cavalry ll Class Katz Ronald Charles 1221 N Kennlworth Avenue Oak Park Illlnons Company B Ill Class Kaufman Sam Albert 408 Charles Avenue New Kensnngton Pennsylvanna Company B I Class Kay Thomas Cushman 244 Shadowlawn Ave nue Pnttsburgh Pennsylvanna Cavalry Ill Class Kazanns Theodore Demetrnos 463 Calvnn Grosse Ponnte Mnchngan Company A lClass Keatnnge Murray 835 Central Avenue Wnl mette lllmons Company C II Class Kenth james C 16854 Shaftsbury Road De tront19 Mnchngan Company D lClass 161 ' ' . , . - . 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lClass Kompare Krl Louus l8l7 North Avenue Waukegan Illnnovs Company C lll Class Kyle David Schnrmer l9035 Detrolt Road Rocky Rlver Ohuo Company B II Class La Marche Robert james 338 Durfee Dnve LaMonte john Stevens 489 W Iroquols Pontlac Mnchrgan Band lClass Lande Gary Eugene 308 S Crescent Drlve Beverly Hnlls Calnfornna CompanyA ll Class Lasky Robert 2l42 N Kedzne Blvd Chlcago Illlnons Company C IV Class Laube Charles August I37 Lnvungston Park way Snyder New York Company A IV Class Lee Ronald Noroert IO9 E Baker Street Ft Wayne lndlana Company B lClass Leetz john Ruchard 2603 Colfax Evanston I Class l009I Roosevelt Ave Company D Ill Class 9I27 So Ada Street Chncago lllunous Company B III Class Lewns Floyd Colvm Box 22l Elrama Penn sylvanna Company A II Class Lewns George Rnchard 2I4 Superuor Blvd Wyandotte Muchugan CompanyA Ill Class Lnppmcott Charles Wmslow l2OlO Kupp Road Goodnch Mnchugan Artullery lll Class Llttle TomC House No 3 Club Campestra de Churubusco Mexnco D F Company 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Class McCullough Robert Douglas II6 johnston Blvd Lexlngton Kentuckv Artnllery lClass McDonald john Oberon Trall Lookout Moun tam Tennessee Company B ll Clas McDonald john Hutcheson Lookout Mounta n Chattanooga Tennessee Company 8 lClass McFaddln Gustavus Adolphu Northcott 2500 Harrnson Beaumont Texas Cavalry Il Class McGu1re Harry james Box 385 56 West Sun clarr Wabash lnduana Company D Il Class McKean Kenneth R South St Amenna N w York Company D ll Class McK1chan Duane Lee l49 West Hopson Street Bad Axe Muchngan Company A IV Class McLemore john Whltfueld Indnan Hnlls Tranl Lou1svulle7 Kentucky Company B lll Class McMullen Stewart Warren Valley Farms R R No 6 Decatur lnduana Cavalry IV Cla s Bend Kansas Company A ll Class McNulty Thomas Stanley l607 Beech Street Pun Bluff Arkansas Company C lll Class MacAlp1ne Donald Bruce 5408 Wnshon Fres no Calnfornna Artnllery II Class MacKenz1e Douglas Lawrence 34l0 Hartwood Road Cleveland Henghts Ohlo Cavalry I Class MacK1nnon john Hutchinson 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CMA Wsllsam j MacQusllan Assocsate Instructor Englssh Asssstant Coach Varssty Swsmmsng Yale Unsverssty A B Captasn CMA Arnold E Brsddon Asssstant Instructor Englssh Syracuse Unsverssty AB Unsverssty of Ro chester A M Unsversste Lsbre de Bruxelle Lscence Captasn ORC Ferdsnand C Vetare Asssstant Instructor Englssh Msddlebury College AB Bread Loaf School of Englssh Harold Francss Zsndell Asssstant Instructor Englssh Coach of Dramatscs Centre College AB Teachers College Columbsa Unsver ssty M A 166 MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Robert H Shanks Master Instructor Chasrman of Mathematscs Department Coach Varssty Tennss Wake Forest College A B Columbsa Unsverssty M A Colonel C M A Homer A Obenauf Sensor Instructor Mathe matscs Coach Varssty Rsfle Wsttenberg Col lege AB Unsverssty of Pennsylvansa MA Major Ord Res Lt Colonel ING judd T Stsnchcomb Instructor Mathematscs Ohso Unsverssty BS Ohso State M A Lt Colonel Inf Res Kenneth Hesgard Instructor Mathematscs Coach Company Basketball and Football Mslton College A B Unsverssty of Wsscon ssn MA UCLA Major CMA RaymondC jurgensen Instructor Mathematscs Socsal and Relsgsous Counselor Company D Carleton College BA State Unsverssty of Iowa M S Major C M A Walter O Gollnsck Assocsate Instructor Math ematscs Athletsc Counselor Company B Msddlebury College BS Marquette Unsver ssty Ed M Captasn CMA LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT D M Marshal Master Instructor Chasrman of Language Department Cambrsdge Unsver ssty BA MA Msddlebury Colleg MA Colonel C M A H Vernon Davss Sensor Instructor French Asssstant Lsbrarsan Cornell Unsverssty A B Lt Colonel C M A Burton L Curry Instructor Languages Ath AB AM Major CMA Lt Commander USNR john F Roos Instructor Latsn Prsnceton Uns verssty A B Northwestern Unsverssty M A Lt Commander C M A Martsn Uebel Instructor Languag Dartmouth A B Unsverssty of Cologne lndsana Unsver ssty lst Lseutenant OR Major CMA john R Mars Instructor Spanssh Counselor Artsllery Brown Unsverssty AB Harvard Unsverssty Ed M Major CMA Ralph S 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Boston Unsverssty MA Socsal and Relsgsous Counselor Com pany D Coach Tennss Wrestlsng Major U S M C R james W Sayre As Ocsate Instructor Hsstory Athletsc Counselor Company C Prsnceton Unsverssty A B Montclasr State T C M A Columbsa Unsverssty Captasn CMA joseph Peter Sherman Instructor Hsstory Mschsgan State College AB MA Lseu tenant ORC SCIENCE DEPARTMENT George O johnson Master Instru tor Chasr man of Scsence Department Mslton College AB Unsverssty of Wssconssn PhD UC L A Colonel C M A Walter H Strast Instructor Scsence Albson College AB Unsverssty of Mschsgan MS UCLA Lt Colonel CMA Myron E Benner Assocuate Instructor Earl ham College AB lndsana Unsverssty M A UCLA Unsverssty of Chscago Captasn CMA Captasn USAFR A Coke Smsth Assocsate Instructor S senc Randolph Macon College BS Captasn C M A james V Msracle Assocsate Instructor Scsence Dsr ctor of Chapel Chosr Oshkosh State Teachers College BS College of Wsllsam and Mary A M Captasn C M A Davsd j Hale Assocsate Instructor Scuence lndsana State Teachers College A B Cap tasn C lvl A Raymond E Rschey Asssstant Instructor Scs ence lndsana Unsverssty US Naval Aca demy BS Purdue Unsverssty Lt USNR Paul Henry Seehausen Asssstant Instructor Scsence Purdue Unsverssty M S Ch E Fsrst Lseutenant ORC Hugh H Harper Instructor Automotsve Me chanscs Coach Company Football and Bas ketball Berea College Spencersan S hool of Fsnance BCS Major C M A MUSIC AND ART DEPARTMENT Edward T Payson Sensor Instructor Dsrector of Band Chasrman of Mussc and Art Depart ment Harvard College Wooster College BM Culver Mslstary Academy class of I922 Lt Colonel ING Warner Wsllsams Artsst sn Ressdence Berea College Herron Art Inststute Art Inststute of Chscago B F A Major C M A Alan Ross Instructor sn Mussc Academy Or gansst De Pauw Unsverssty BM Colorado College Amerscan Conservatory ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT Frank W Walastss Instructor Language Coach Varssty Swsmmsng Chasrman of Athletsc De partment Unsverssty of Mschsgan A B Msd dlebury College Major C 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I I - -I I I I 'rv I - -I , . . . . . , 3 , , , , Ervln R Nelson Coach Varsnty Golf Instructor Golf Mayor CMA Donald C Sutherland Asso nate lnstru tor Mathematucs Assnstant Coach F o o t b a I I Coach Boxrng Unnversuty of Muchugan A B Unnverslty of Plttsburgh Ed 'vt Captayn C M A MILITARY STAFF Clarence A Whltney Instructor Cavalry RO TC Mnlntary Advisor Troop Executive Of fucer Cavalry Summer Camp Unlvefslty of Marne 'LB Lt Colonel Cav es dward Stephenson Aude to Commandant Mrlltary Counselor Company B Umted Stat es Mulutary Academy B S Mayor INC- Clavre W Iackson Instructor Mathematics I structor Infantry ROTC Ball State Teach ers College AB Unnversnty of Mlchlgan MS Infantry School Mayor INC- COUNSELOR STAFF W C ohnston Sensor Counselor Ex cutnve Offucer of Woodcraft Camp Couns lor of Company C Culver Mllutary Academy class of l9lO Colonel Inf Res E Kemp Moore Sensor Instructor Englush AB Colonel US Inf Res oh F Edgell Instructor Englush Counselor Company B Amherst College A B Teache s College Columbua Unnverslty MA Colum bla Unnverslty Umverslty of Blrmlngham lEnglandl Lleutenant U S N R Mayor CMA Alfred I Donnelly Senior Instructor Mathe matncs Counselor Company D Harvard Un: versity SB EdM Lt Colonel CMA Ernest B Benson Senior Instructor Blology Counselor Artrllery Boston Unrversnty A B AM Harvard Unlversvty Ed M Lt Col onel C M A Iohn C Cowan Instructor Mathematics A srstant Counselor Artlllery Harvard Unnver SItyAB EdM Mayor CMA Robert Bolton Ir Counselor Cavalry Instruc tor Mathematlcs US Naval Academy BS Naval War College Capt USN 1Retl Wnllyam A Strow Instructor Sclence Assustant Counselor Cavalry Mraml Unnversnty BS Syracuse Unnversnty MA Mayor CMA George L Muller Sensor Instructor Math matucs Counselor Band Lounsnana State Un: verslty Colonel FA Res ROTC STAFF Officer Personnel Roy L Dalferes Professor of Mnlntary Scuence L and Tactucs Louusrana State Colleg 0 onel Artnllery USA S Fullen Executive Officer Actlng IC In structor Infantry Unlversnty of Maryland Unlversnty of Panama Mayor U SA C Atklnson Motor Offlcer Instructor Armor United States Mllltary Academy BS Captaun USA V Cray Adyutant Instructor Infantry Drake Unnversuty AB Captayn USA A Utterback Supply Offucer Safety Offncer Instructor Artlllery Coach Varslty Tennls Iowa State A B Captann U S A Enlisted Personnel M McKinley Infantry Branch Tralnmg Instructor MT I Assustant Coach Football Baseball Master Sergeant USA E Crlffun Infantry Branch Tralnung Assust ant Instructor Master Sergeant USA C- Ross Assustant Instructor Master Ser geant USA W L Patterson Chnef Clerk Asslstant In V S G structor Sergeant Furst Class U S A L Hardnn Motor Sergeant Asslstant In structor Sergeant Furst Class U S A H Schrlmsher Motor Mauntenance ant Instructor Sergeant Furst Class Asslst U S A ADMISSIONS DEPARTMENT E Ball Assistant Director of Admnsslons Brown Unlverslty A B Unlverslty of North Caroluna New Haven College Lt yg U S PUBLIC RELATIONS DEPARTMENT Arthur C Hughes Durector of Publuc Relatuons Mlchlgan State Normal AB Unrversuty of Mnchugan AM Wayne Unlverslty St An drew s Unuverslty Captain C M A DEPARTMENT OF HORSEMANSHIP L Kitts Dnrector of Horsemanshlp Assistant Chaplaun St Stephen s College Colonel U S A Ret d Lou1sI Stone Mrlutary Counselor Troop As snstant Coach Varsaty Polo Worcester Aca demy Mayor Cavalry INC Paul Styernholrn Instructor Equntatron Coach Varsnty Iumpmg Mayor INC LIBRARIAN M Stephen Myers Lnbranan Instructor Latrn Trlnlty College A B Unlversuty of Chlcago Kansas Cnty Teachers College lndrana Um versity Mayor C MA RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES Hardlgg Sexton haplatn and Durector of Re lrglous Actlvltues Muamu Unaversnty AB DD Princeton Unuverslty MA Prnnceton Theologncal Semrnary BTh Umversnty of Clnclnnatu Indlana Unrvefslty DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Ralph O Leonard Orthodontlst Surgeon U S A R Indiana Unuverslty School of Dentlstry DDS Army Dental School Meducal Fneld Servnce School Lt Colonel ORC Leone Barley Registered Nurse Regustered Technlcaan Maduson Wnsconsun Sanutaruum Hosputal Chncago Lyung In Hospital Vnrglnla R Abanr Regustered Nurse St Ioseph Hosprtal South Bend lndlana Alleen D Shultz Registered Nurse Wesley Memoryal Chnldrens Memonal Neuro Psy chlatrlc lnstltute Chrcago Illlnols SERVICE DEPARTMENT Henry L Hennrng Durector of Purchases South Bend College of Commerce Arthur L Hewes Audltor Hlllsdale College Charles R Hoffmenster Commlssary Offlcer Mlaml Unuverslty A B Elizabeth Shetterly Manager Maxlnkuckee Inn Butler Unlverslty BS Graduate f Indvana Unlversnty Medrcal Center L B LaBounty Engnneer Ines Chapman Cashser I Rex Mawhorter Postmaster Heudelberg College Val F Herrmann Manager Unnform Depart ment Edgar Shaw Manager Quartermaster Store IS! . 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I A Word of Thanks Annually the members of the Roll Call staff must drscover all over agarn a few facts of the utmost rmportance They must learn the sanctrty of deadlrnes Petty as may seem the drfference between Smzth and Smyth the staff comes to realrze that to the person concerned a mrsspelled name represents a matter of grave rmport Constantly the relatron between costs and budget demands attentron Not less rmportant than any of these rs the growrng sense that thrs book would remarn for ever un produced rf we had to depend solely on our own efforts Wrthout the contrrbutron of rnnumerable profes sronal people we should be helpless rndeed Many of these good frrends we cannot even thank adequately for the srmple reason that we do not know therr names Others we have come to know extremely well and we never fall to experrence real pleasure rn tellrng them how hlghly we regard them and then con trrbutron to our yearbook There rs for rnstance Fred Noer of the Indranapolrs Engr avrng Company Probably we have never known a more genral person We truly look forward to Fred s VlS1tS to the campus not only because he rn varrably carrres away wrth hrm a host of our problems but also because we very much l1ke Fred Noer T h1m and to the entrre staff of the Indranapolrs Engravrng Company we express our warmest gratrtude Another gentleman who rs actrve on our campus for weeks at a trme rs Mr Frank Srmmons the photographer from Moffet Studro rn Chrcago Frank has made many frrends at Culver Once agarn we thank h1m and Messrs Ed and Tom McKearnan of Moffet If you lrke our cover thrs year you may thank as we do the S K Smrth Company of Chrcago whose artrsts desrgned and created rt from our verv sketchy hmts Especrally does Mr Jack Bundy de serve a great deal of credrt Thrs year we have entrusted out prrntrng to the Culver Crtrzen rn the town of Culver Only we know how hard Mr Robert Rust and hrs excellent staff have labored to turn out a superlatrve p1ece of work We can only hope that all of them know how much we appr ecrate therr efforts Some of the frnest photographs rn our book have come fr om the artrstrc camera of Mr Carl Morgan of Argos, Indrana Last but certarnly not least we want to thank the typrsts who have prepared our copy for the prrnter Partrcularly do we apprecrate the work of Mrs Margaret Eckman Mrs Sarah Rernhold and Mrs Martha Ives It would be wrong to close thrs volume wrthout recognrtlon of the fact that rt has been made possrble only through the cooperatron of the faculty staff and corps of the Academy Often enough we have been oblrged durrng the year to rnconvenrence rndrvrduals and groups and we are grateful that theS have made our task easler by the wrllrngness and cheerfulness wrth whlch they have complred wrth our requests : s l 9 ' Q - C 1 5 ' Q . . , . . . - , ' 7 '. 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