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

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1953 volume:

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Q . , 91,11 '23 if f K: X - fm Q 'qs x P- ! --.......,-- fig 1:11. 5-. 3 i 4 I 2 4 K H '2 Xffx 19 l.s , Xllll' lin' Cfadct Cfluh Seated from left to right: Tway, R. C., Ray, I. P,g Hauman, R, L., Alban, I. H., Poole,j C.g jack- son, l. Mg Martinson, I, R., Brooks, C. E.: Selby, D. K.: and Sampson, W. A Standing: Tappan, 1. CQ Smith, D. Eg Sumner, E. Cg Clark, 1. W.g and Hoover, L. R. AT THE HEAD of the stairs Tcm shows Vi the meeting room of the Cadet Club, the group which provides a liaison be- tween the Faculty and the Corps and which keeps a constructively vigilant watch over cadet activities. kldllf' CBFCRI OF ALL the enjoyable occasions tor which Bea- son Hall provides a setting, none is probably more popular with the White-Stripers than the dances which they hold on many Saturday nights throughout the year, WELL, it's certainly a beautiful build- ingf exclaims Vi. One of the nicest I have ever seen at any school, she continues, looking around the Great Hall. f'Especially this room. Yes, agrees Tom, it's all right. And he goes on to tell her that the building. only four years old. is the gift of Mr. Ross Beason in memory of his son, Ross. Jr,. a Culver alumnus who was killed in the war. That's his picture over the fireplace. he adds. .pg if fin: 1 fr! fflff XJ.. ' Ili!! ffl llfil' SCORNINC for the time their customary haunts on the first floor, Telfer and Concheso escort their dates up the winding stairs to the Great Hall above. ATO US,n explains Tom, the big at- traction of this place is that a fellow can relax over here and feel as if he were home. You can sit around downstairs, drink a coke, and play cards or just bat the breeze. Or if you're looking for quiet, you can come up here and settle down in a comfortable chair. 'YW . , .V - I mv f Iiss KIIIICVIN PRESIDENT Iarcil M Iatiksao VICE PRESIDENT ,,,,,,,, ,ss Iorm I., Robinson SECRETARY-TREASURER ,,,, .,,, C har!es E. Brooks AS THEY STROLL about the Great Hall before returning down- stairs, Grendel tells his girl briefly about the officers of the First Class. These three men have been elected to their offices by vote of the entire class. In all. their duties correspond to those of class offi- cers in any school. To them falls the responsibility for the social and financial welfare of the White-Stripersg and above all, theirs is the duty of maintaining that intangible thing called class spirit. The Patio ABOUT to step from Beason Hall to the Campus proper, Vi and Tom stop for a few moments on the patio, the gift of the Class of 1950. Some First Classmen are lazing about in the sun. A little way off some others are pitching horseshoes. Down toward the Inn, the Fifth Classmen are engaging in a softball game on their private ath- letic field. Then as radios and phonographs blare from open windows of Argonne and C. T., Tom and Vi leave Beason hall to begin their trek. IO Iluisoxi I I.iII lS.m-tl of fimcr'iiwr's Seated from left to right: Poole, I. C., jackson, 1. M.: and Sampson, W. A. Standing: Calcaferra, P. R.g Brooks, C. E.g Robinson, I. L.3 and Alexander, 1. W. YOU see, Tom goes on, f'we're not altogether military here. I mean by that that we elect some of the people who do important jobs. For instance, the Board of Governors here at Beason are chosen by the class. The Board sees to it that every- body obeys the regulations gov- erning the use of the building. It's a big job they have, but they handle it well. Everybody is impressed with the desira- bility of keeping this building looking good, and it isn't' often the Board speaks to anyone. nc l' ' . vv l :mf NVVHAT buildings are those ahead? asks Vi. Bai'i'acks. First one on the right is South. where C Company and a few batteryinen live, Most of the Artillery take over Main. the big building beyond to the left: the one across the way is VVest where A Company puts up. ' 1 N In . h ,, UMA K V-X Vfl, , 4 if Q A K ,A A 1 :iq Amy! , F' : rv- .z,1:' a 1 .11 i ' I .wqd 2 '. Q . A, ay Q ' 1 L, 3 , ff Yi W ff ,ff g if ,. W 'Vf i. 'Wi 'V H 4' Tr? 3 'Ji 4 . I . . I , I , 2 , , , 'xl Y, . , i Q i M Q ' E Wi i A Z . K 5 ! I Q' 1 r u pl- x s. 1 M A . . pg 1 Q E . gf ' 'fa' A... M- if 3 5? ii If 'IK i ' ' ' ' ' ' v N Q . Z l Y v . ' . . 1 A . I ' M ' S . gy? , . f i ' ' 'J ' Wi' mf gf '. Pa: xy . Q. .ij .1 V, - l J: 2 4' 1' x jx. A r A' H J U 'ix L . gl' .- W X - Q. Q i ' i , 4 l . Ik lg .' Q V In ll ' Q 7 ln. 4q- ls nh , X . . 'A lihllilxxsl C COMPANY OFFICERS Captain Iames C. Tappan Bn. Personnel Officer Charles K. Miles Co. Personnel Officer Bernard l.. Bobo Regimental Infirmary Officer lack P. Ray Co. Athletic Officer Dwight F, Runge Co. Supply Officer Peter D. Wentworth First Sergeant james L. Wilson WHO CHECKS on you fellows in the dormitories, Tom? . . . Oh, we have faculty members living in all the barracks, mostly bachelors. Here in South Mr. Firari lives on the second floor Nobody gets away with anything, but the fellows all like him. COLONEL IOHNSTON is counselor of C. He goes over all their records, academic, athletic, disciplinary, and keeps them on their toes. And he writes letters to their parents and talks things over with them whenever they come to the campus, COMPANY COUNSELORS Counselor Colonel W. C. lohnston Assistant Counselor lvlr. l'l. E. Firari Health and Athletics Mr. L. K. Moore Cordon Counselor Mr. C. A. Marshall l3 WELL, TOM, how did you fellows like the elections? Oh, most people around here were mighty happy about them. We held a poll one Friday night, run by the Ve- dette QThat's the name of our news- paperg nobody knows what the word means except a couple of French teach- ers.j during open C. Q. on a Friday night, and Eisenhower beat Stevenson much worse than he did across the country .... That's Logansport Gate back there. The city gave it to the school because we helped them during a flood back around 1910. And that big building over there is the Mess Hall. . . ,.3 ,... 04X ..-4 ' ti WHILE South Barrack functions chiefly as a home tor Company C and some displaced artillerymen like Centry below, it also serves the Corps as a whole in a most important respect. ln the basement of South, barbers Rust and Shock encounter varying degrees of resistance as they mete out regulation haircuts. To Rusty above, Bargeon must represent an ideal subject: patient, resigned, philosophical. Cll,Xl-.lx .-Xl llllf Cfl2USSl2U,-XIDS IN SOUTH BARRACK'S comfortable lounge as everywhere on the Campus, the evening of October 24th was the time for cast- ing one's ballot in Culver's mock presidential election. While Woods and Hale haggle over the respective merits of the prin- cipal candidates, Kompare receives his ballot from Centryg and Martin registers his choice. Eisenhower won on the Campus by securing 84 00 of the votes. THIS, as I said, is West Barrack. This corner is where the Regimental Staff foimsf' 'iWho or what is the Regimental Staff? Fac- ulty? Giving her a slightly pitying look, Tom tells Vi about Barney Poole, the Senior Captain. who leads the entire Corps and must discharge the most honored position in the school by answering to the Commandant and the Superintendent for all that happens in the organizations. I'll bet that the school has never had a more popular and respected regimental commanderf' he continues. 'LPoole was co-captain of the football team, too. The other was Charlie Brooks, the Adjutant. who is really an all 'round athlete. In his job of Ad- jutant. he reads all the orders and notices and has a big job at parades: anyway. they and other staff officers like Robinson, who is Personnel Officer. have a sort of diamond formation and lead the Corps when anything is going on. ANOTHER person wno many times each day must take an official stand at the ccrncr ct West Barrack rs bandsman Smith, the Acadernys bugler, While they may sympathize at reverlle with Irving Berlrns feelings concerning buglers, most ot the Corps really enjoy many advantages over Smith, After all, he has to get up before they dog and not even the hall announcers must watch the cloclf. more carefully Whats more, rt rs a mean ,ob to play a brass rnstrument rn zero weather, ss, . Regimental Commander I, Gregory Poole Regimental Adjutant Charles E. Brooks Regimental Personnel Officer john L. Robinson Regimental Supply Officer lActingl Peter D. Wentworth Regimental Staff Sergeant lohn E. Bing COM ANY A WEST is a nice little barracks, Tom remarksg but you should have seen it at Homecoming when Rocoff and his squad had finished decorating it. It was a really clever job, but the wind tore itg and B Company copped the prize. l6 COMPANY OFFICERS Captain Robert L. Hauman First Lieutenants john C. Harmon Charles P. Adkins Regimental Culvers Officer Thomas C. Bixby Bn. Supply Officer Frank P. Chandler Company Culvers Officer Charles D. Moore Company Athletic Officer james Rocoff First Sergeant james A. Brown THIS company thinks that 'A' stands for 'Austin Trophy.' And it's really no wonder. Their counselor is Colonel Moore who teaches the Honor Guard and is enthusiastic about the military, just about every year A is the company to beat at drill. COMPANY COUNSELORS Counselor Colonel E. Kemp Moore Health and Athletics Lt. Colonel Walter Roberts Cordon Counselor Captain Myron E. Benner 36555. if x ffl, it-ff v Y' ,. J wr 1 'J 3 5 5 . 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During the war Major Uebel was in the E.T.O. l guess his counselling doesn't give him a lot of time for artillery, but he likes to talk over gunnery and materlel with his red-stripers when he gets a chance. l8 I I 3 l law' DO YOUR companies or batteries or whatever you call them have any fun together? Oh, sure. Each outfit has athletic teams. For instance, Bat- tery A here won the regimental swimming championship. And every barrack has a lounge where the fellows get together and gripe and talk about girls. BATTERY COUNSELORS Counselor Major Martin Uebel Health and Athletics Lt. Colonel Charles S. McMinn Military Counselor Lt. Colonel Claire W. jackson Cordon Counselor Mr, james D. Kohn s V .4 4 1 , J. J CBC. wg, . ,sv 5475 S, , . J 3. .' ' : . ' Vt, ' ' 95 . , . g s v ' L4 ' 'X M. -3-?. ax' 'bt wtf n i Q - Y' 1 . -X A , -Y hs? if fl s 4 A V ' .5 Q y 3 my .1 ' , 6... , Q '. - 1 I 5 , B - -1- A , v I - -V . V . . 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A., Szesny, W. H., and Dyke, 1. T. Third row: Shinn, L. B., Brown, F. A., Meyers, S. N., Cutchin, L. M., Davis, W. B., Moist, R. C., Larimore, 1. W., Talman, W. F., Chil- ton, H, C., and Cuaycong, R. M. L. 'Shout Out Your Numbery Loud and Strong SAY, Whitey, tell us what you do in Artillery except sit in trucks while other people march. So here is Alban, to his surprise, enlightening Tom Grendel and his girl as to Artillery training at Culver. The first big job is to get the Batteries into shape for parade. Then during the winter we learn how to bring down fire on a target. For the new men in Basic, that means learning about the guns and the duties of all members of the howitzer squad. Continuing, he tells them that the intermediate students take up communi- cations and motors, while the advanced red-stripers learn about fire-control instruments and gunnery. To the seasoned artilleryman, the laying of a bat- tery and the preparation of initial data are child's play. Well, not quite, admits Alban. Some of us usually forget what to do with the declination constant, but we always get the tubes parallel before we're done. As the two walk on, Tom tells Vi about the Four-Gun Drill, the stirring spectacle which the elite of the Artillery mount at Thanksgiving and Com- mencement. An exciting demonstration of precision driving and battery team- work, it never fails to delight the audience and to reflect credit upon Culver's Artillery. Colonel Dalferes Heads Large Staff WHO teaches all these military subjects that Alban was talking about, Tom? Quite a large number of the faculty are veterans and are reserve officers or national guardsmen, and they do a lot. But the R.O.T.C. Staff takes care of most of the training. Colonel Dalferes, the Professor of Military Science and Tactics, commands a rather large detachment of officers and non-commissioned officers as- signed here by the War Department. Their office is over on the other side of Main. Prac- tically all of them have been in combat and they really know their subject. 9 77 R.O.T.C. STAFF: From left to right: Captain Robert V. Crayg Col- onel Roy L, Dalferes, Professor of Military Science and Tactics: Major Quintus C. Atkinsong Sergeant First Class Cunnard E. Holtg Master Sergeant Robert L. Muravchickg Master Sergeant Fred M. Kimmeyg and Captain Alfred E. Lewis. Not Shown: Master Sergeant Virgil T. Miller and 'Sergeant Thomas A. Carter. ei'-ff IN THE TRIAD of military organizations at Culver, the Artillery plays a unique, even spectacular, role. To the spectators at the parades during the fall and spring, it is a grand sight to watch the two rows of prime movers come roaring down the field. While the Band con- tributes the strains of the Caisson Song, sacred music to the battery- man's ears, the snappy procession of command cars, weapons carriers, and truck-drawn howitzers offers a display which must impress any- one who sees it. Zl ,,,rf ga 1 -if .w:p41L,,,,2'jfa -54-4 2 , ' Wy. 've' ufflmw 'adm New Truths For Qld Errors IN CHEMISTRY the Second Classmen under Doctor johnson learn the differ- ence between chemical and physical reactions, the results of igniting a hydrogen-oxygen mixture, and the ef- fects of nitric acid on the skin. lt is a wonderful fantasy world of test tubes, Bunsen burners, and wisdom into which this great teacher leads his students. 22 The Labs Arc Four Flights Up 'SORRY I can't take you up to the science labs on the fourth floor of Main, Vig but it wouldn't be practi- cal to go through barracks. Why did they put them 'way up there? 'tYou'll have to ask somebody else that one. Guess they thought that there was no use in letting the chem- ists blow off anything but the roof. Then, too, Colonel Strait likes to measure the horsepower of his phy- sics students as they run up four flights of steps. UNDER Colonel Strait and his colleagues. Captain Benner and Mr, Brown, the advance science students attain a broad foundation of physical knowledge ranging from New- tonian mechanics to the thermo-nuclear re- action involved in the hydrogen bomb. As important as the acquisition of new truths is the fact that students rid themselves of er- roneous ideas based on common sense. The heavier of two bodies does not fall fast- er than the lighter. The Science Department FOR ALL his somewhat bantering manner. however. Tom shares with the Corps a true re- spect for science. As he tells Vi, there prob- ably is no more popular course on the campus than chemistry and physics. Nor is this solely attributable to the fact that the science courses obviously are practical, offering a foundation for material success. That many students be- come interested in science for its own sake is amply demonstrated by the voluntary and cn- thusiastic activities of Mr. Seehausen's Science Club, which meets on Friday evening and at any other time that individuals are free to pur- sue their hobby. SCIENCE FACULTY: Seafed from left to right: Lt, Col- onel Walter W. Straitg Colonel George O. johnson, De- partment Chairman: and Mayor Hugh M. Harper. Standing Malcr William A. Strowg Captain james V, Miracleg Mr. Paul l-l. Seehauseng and Mr. Robert A. Bauman. Not shown: Captain Myrcn E. Benner and Mr. Robert B. Brown. zlfg-Q -.. U1 'Ti The Science Club ' - o . l . . ,A . ' . . 4 4: v W new 5 'f 'S' w ' w 55 C' E7 I I 0 , . . A . Q l . . 1 r 5 'L x: 'mgw 'r :.! M fi ia?- xi '15 'Q 5 -L 5' li 2 1' 2 M, i 'Q W Y - '- ' K 'We ,711 4 ,vy, ' x- 'gm' A V V. : ..,',.- I 'M . . ta I ' Q 'x ' ' - W U. D ' . ,. . N Q r. M I ' 5,: Q V W ' ' I . . i '.: . ,J J, 3. k J K. A n W , I ' Xi XQHV5'-1 A . l .5 . - ll Q 5 - n 1 A ' I .5 . -' IW ' H , f X BATTERY B BATTERY OFFICERS Battery Captain Lawrence R. Hoover Regimental Adjutant Charles E. Brooks First Lieutenant Edward C. Sumner Regimental Mess Officer Marcus L. Potter Battery Supply Officer George S. Hoover Battery Personnel Officer john S. Borges Second Lieutenants Aurelio F. Concheso Mark C. Dull First Sergeant Axel E, Strauch 5 WHILE it is difficult to do justice to Battery B's athletic ac- complishments, Tom tries. lt's really no wonder that they're good, he states. ln the first place, B Battery has Charley Brooks, probably the best athlete in the school, and a lot of others who come close, like Sumner, Hoover, and Alban. Then their counselor is Major Mars, who was All-Eastern end his senior year at Brown. Somebody told me he hit three home runs in one game against Dartmouth, too. pu- YES, but how do your famous athletes do in their studies? asks Vi, a little skeptically , A . All right! replies Tom, You couldn't have picked a better spot to ask that question. Main Barrack here placed six or seven men in Cum Laude this year, four lrom Battery B: Concheso, Marshall, Hoover, and Sumner. The last two are the athletes whom I mentioned a minute ago. And this Battery tied for the Academic Bowl last year while winmng the athletic Plaque. BATTERY COUNSELORS Counselor Major john R. Mars Health and Athletics Mr. William P. Strunk Military Counselor Lt,Co1cnel Claire W. jackson 25 gif!- UCOUNT cadence! Count? Who wull ever forget that command heard everywhere as the Corps converges on the Mess Hall? And the dissatisfied Sound oft up there' whuch always followed even the loudest performance? llwlllffl fflf Drefffl' HAVING taken stock of the principal activities which go on in Main Barrack, Grendel and his girl saunter on toward the Mess Hall. l'Yes. it's a nice tower. he agrees, Ubut you can never trust that clock, even if it is goingfl Three times a day, he goes on to inform her. the Infantry companies make this trek as they march to meals. And he shows her where the Band forms up to play Retreat in fall and spring. AS THE backs go tearing by ' Breaklng into Culver's football song after Retreat on Friday evening, the Band easily Carnes the Corps wlth itg and all lom lustlly to urge the team to vic- tory on Saturday, 26 14' V-L., CULVER'S DINING IT IS N0 light task to feed eight hundred people on schedule three times a day, but the Mess Hall personnel works efficiently, thanks to Colonel Rossow. ROOM LOOKING around the spacious Mess Hall, Vi remarks, It must be a terrible responsibility, feeding all you grow- ing boys. 'AI suppose it is, Tom answers, Ubut we have the man who can do it, or just about anything else. He goes on to tell her about Colonel Rossow, whose career would make an exciting book in itself. As dietitian he has introduced many new and delicious meals, among them ravioli, shrimp, and country fried steak. There are other wonderful personalities associated with the Mess Hall, too, says Tom. as the couple walk down the steps. 'Tor instance, there is Charley Dickerson. the headwaiter due to retire this year. and Roy Watts, who never forgets an alumnus. Z7 RETURNINC from their sume mer vacation, the Second Class! men stared in amazement at the beautiful new quarters which had been prepared for them, lt was a real man's room that greeted the Class of l954, a room full of solid furniture and leather upholstery. Here their have enjoyed themselves to the utmost this year, establishing under the leadership of their elected officers a class spirit second to none in Culver's his- tory, The Second Class Enjoys New uarters 28 OFFICERS OF THE SECOND CLASS PRESIDENT ,.......... Miguel Brostella VICE PRESIDENT ....., Warren B. Davis SECRETARY-TREASURER - james L. Wilson The Mess l-lall's Ground Floor DESPITE appearances to the contrary, Culver! Faculty rs really a cheerful group. They are especially happy In their new sound-proof lounge, where they can talk shop, watch television. and hold receptions and parties. and Vi step into the Canteen. I'd love one. Good, sit down here while I some tickets. AS THEY drink their cokes, Grendel tells Vi about the tensive work which has been done in the basement of Mess Hall. 'This place was awful last yearf' he goes on. HAH over place workmen were knocking out walls, welding pipes, LIKE a coke? asks Toni, as he get ex- the the and raising dust. But it was worth it. The Second Classmen have their clubroom up near the front, as you saw when we came in. Over there is the door to the Faculty Lounge. I've never been in there, but they say it's pretty nice. What do you call this room? asks Vi, looking around at the bowling alleys, pool tables, and soda fountain? This is the Canteen, one of the most popular places on Campus, as you can easily see. Well, if you're finished, we've got a lot of walking to do. 1? Y 7 1 7 r-3 C..- i Alf' ft, . 4,16 ,WE r' 2 'lj llmmllmml ,LNJ We 3 'Im H 6' Q L, JL .mo Q gm Cham Q T Agvl he :mmf X ay 5.3. 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All day long there is a steady stream of people going in and out, mostly Troopers going about their business. I SUPPOSE you have to keep your rooms shipshapef' remarks Vi. That's just the wcrd. Captain Bolton is Counselor of Troop A. He's a graduate of Annapolis and a retired naval officerg and he and Colonel Whitney have definite ideas about such matters. TROOP COUNSELORS Counselor Captain Robert Bolton Health and Athletics and Military Lt. Colonel Clarence A. Whitney Cordon Counselor Colonel I. L. Kitts 33 Yf. 9 , Ai' , 12,8 Q N ff, - , Z A ' gf! ' r , 2 f, , 110 2.5 A - f 'ii ,ff X si' 4 qi., I ..H . u-sz., 1u.:,,7 4 . 0 5 rf' L, u,.ww.-1 ,V 1f7W, f-' Ev . wwf 5 G uf fs l.+. e45A iL..f A MRS. DINSMORE picks up lust another sheaf of hieroglyph - ADDRESSED T0 the Superintendent th orderly s telegram covered papers for Dave Shaw's well organized Business Office takes precedence over whatever it was that Miss Brown and to examine, process, and file. ,ASM .Q ., y - ,'X'5' -nisslihi O P'l x U1 E. 4? 'U O Fi FT sm I3 X4 'W 'U rv O 'EL ro DP F! rv UU C U1 X4 Miss Smith were discussing. 1 WHILE Miss McFarland left the Academy soon af- ter this picture was taken, Miss Muncaster con- tinues to supervise the Academic Office pleasantly and efficiently. After listening all day to cadet excuses for failure to keep carefully arranged ap- gg ,su-. ? pointments and to Faculty accounts of those whom they are pink-slipping, she must find it engoyable to share the witty stories of newly appointed Dean Donnelly. For as all Fightin' D men of the past and present know, the latter are genuinely funny. Colonel Gregory l-leads Large Faculty YOUR SCHOOL really does regard academic work seriously doesnt it asks Vi I'll say it does! If you could see this Corps getting ready to go to a semes ter and final examinations, giving cheers as if they were going to a football game, you'd know how serious studies are Of course marks are awfully important here because offices and privileges depend on them Some faculty members say we consider them too much and have the cart before the horse I wouldn't know. How large IS your faculty? Well I never really counted but our classes are quite small so there must be enough Colonel Gregory whose OfflC8 is right there heads the staff With that he proceeds to tell her about Culver s superlntendent Claiming degrees from Miami Michigan and Harvard and holdlng a doctorate from Colgate Colonel Gregory has served Culver in ahnost every capacity A mem ber of General Bradley s staff during the last war he is well acquainted with military matters As administrator soldier and scholar Colonel Gregory serves Culvers Corps well indeed 36 Colonel W E Gregory EXCELLENTLY qualufned by education exper :ence and natural abulnty Colonel Gregory has been Superintendent ot Culver since l939 To hum belongs very much ot the credit for the Culver of today Only under a versatule leader of the highest caliber could the school achieve as ut does success an all phases of nts varied program R Culver E C McDonald L I Bra y B B Culver Ir C C Chambers Col Gregory Ross Beason R H et W A Brooks B B Cu ver R Culver H H Culver Culvers Board of DIICCCOKS AND SPEAKING of admmxstratwn we mustnt for get the Board of D1rectors contlnues Tom Most of them are Alumnl and many of them are fathers of graduates Among the members of the Board as Tom relates are f1V6 sons and grandsons of Henry Harrlson Culver the Founder of the Academy They and the others know what Mr Culver wanted when he started thls school What he wanted was good through and through and these men have the Hblllty and the w11l to see that h1s hopes are reahzed Frank R Denton 37 i' - x sf Ma tg Q, J.........M ,Maur m.umsvu.a,, 3 , L A L ' 754 LTJEJW : .. if K 'fss - , . ey' A W H-if? va f m L 5. , , I vm .QS 5 if V 'Wm ..,,a 1 5 90,2 nf: fi f K f., I Z, X 5 9 ' M 33 ,, ,4 Q 'gm if J' gzg'.gf2!5'3' E, .V 1x'5 . , 4 Q 1 ' 0 .Vu QV? -1 QW 5.31 i -rj -915 'I' f I l -' 'I , x 1 Q' 1. u ,' Viv w f , W ,wx QE! 513 'J ff ,fx ff' . n D I ' o 1 vw ',' . Lv p , , A 3 -f - , qi 1 4 E I I 41 ,I A fs ,L E 3 . 'TR ' E f 1. E '53 JU Q TROOP OFFICERS Captain William A. Sampson. ll Troop Personnel Officer john L. Finley Troop Culvers Officer john E, Ruby, jr. Troop Supply Officer Frank W, Sharbrough, 3rd T R O 0 P B First Sergeant Eugene A. Burns, jr. WHAT do you fellows talk about around barracks Tom? IN Major Myers room especially the Troopers like to get to Girls I suppose Not as often though as we think A bunch Gether and talk Almost any time you re likely to find the club of Troopers here in North Barrack might be talking about nearly in session up there listening to Major Strow Troop B s coun anything horses grades the Dodgers hometowns elor discuss fishing or Major Myers talk about Kansas City TROOP COUNSELORS Counselor Maj r William A Strow Health and Athletics: Military Lt. Colonel Clarence A. Whitney Cordon Counselor Lieutenant j, Robert Feeley -1 2 'Q Sw, ummmmm ww UQ I ' 6.. 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A crowded place at any time of the day that students are free, the relatively small room frequently threatens to burst its seams, what with the iockeying of customers for position, the blare of three or four phono- graphs played simultaneously and the by-no- means scftly modulated voices of the throng. Culver's Department Store ALMOST as violently busy a place is the Tailor Shop upstairs. To Manager Val Herrmann and his tailors as to Tone Shaw and his clerks down be- low, belongs an accolade of praise, not only for the high caliber of service that they render but for the untiring pa- tience with which they accept and somehow fulfill a daily host of impos- sible demands. lt's all in knowing how, and these people know. 44 ENTERING the Q. M. Store, the couple find Messers. Herrmann and Shaw exchanging views. 'fHonestly, Tone, if these supply officers don't get after the people who don't stencil their clothes, we're going crazy upstairs. I've spent half the day hunting down a blouse and two pair of trousers. Same old story: no stencil! Hello, Grendel. f'Hi, Val. Miss Templeton, meet Mr. Herrmann and Mr. Shaw, two of the hardest working people on the Campus. Say, Tone, will you show us what you have in the way of pennants? Miss Templeton has never been here before, and she wants a souvenir. O Tfzere Has Been Nfuelz AT SOMETHING like forty five minute Intervals throughout the academic day this spot becomes suddenly perilous for anyone of a meditative dns position It IS a case of Sauve qul peut' when the crowd hurls itself out of the Math and English Buuldmgs Throwing Abou! 0 Brains TOM AND VI leaving the Q M Store behind walk on toward the Mathematics and English Buildmgs What is the building there to the right Tom the one with the frosted arched windows? That s the swimming pool Well go on over there 1n a fexx minutes Its really worth a visit by far the largest 1ndoo1 pool I have ever seen. By the way, have you ever studied Hamletfw We finished it only last week. Why. Goodf I've got a test coming up on Monday. and there are a lot of things about it that I don't understand. Your help will be greatly appreciated, believe me. Well, I don't know . . . Sure you do if you've just finished it. This is the Math Building here, and the one facing it is English. qu -35 IN EVERY RESPECT, Tom assures Vi, Culver has a Mathematics Department of which any school could be proud. In terms of experience alone, the department surpasses all others in the school. Somebody recently remarked, he states, that eight members average twenty- eight years of service here at Culverf' Then he goes on to tell of Col. Stinchcomb, teacher of Fourth Class algebra and World War I, of Col. Donnelly's unorthodox but effective pre- sentation of mathematical processes, of Colonel Shanks' calm, reassuring voice and manner. They are really an assembly of personalities, Tom continues. Why, Jock Sutherland and Major Gollnick alone would give color to any department with their dry humor and differ- ent methods. AS A specialist, practically as well as theoretically, in time, rate and distance problems, Track Coach Smith in- sists that a tenth of a second is a mathematical entity of tremendous importance. 46 Mathematics IT IS NOT easy to satisfy the critical eye of Colonel Obenauf, either on the rifle range or in the mathematics classroom, but it is well worth the trouble, as Hale is learning. A sympathetic but unwavering precisionist, Culver's expert on firearms and things math- ematical has been seeking for many years to impress upon his students that a pos- sible is the only respectable score for which to shoot. 'Vina' Even The Stag Ran Tfzezl He Could Gauge I MUST say I never thought of mathemat- ics in those terms, Vi remarks. Yes, but these men are a good deal more than mathematicians, replies Tom. 'They are good teachers. And they have a lot of outside interests too. Letting a few instances suffice, he men- tions Colonel Shanks' gardening and Colonel Stinchcomb's work in plastics and the almost universal interest in the department in ath- letics. In fact, he says, not a few of them have coached us in both company and var- sity sports: football, basketball. boxing, ten- nis, fencing, rifle and others. A number of them have been or are Counselors, and still others, like Major Jackson, have helped tre- mendously with the military program. They are really a versatile group. True Ease I 71 I l l ' 3 ENGLISH DEPT.: Seated from left to right: Major Richard W. Ciimbelg Mae jor Travis E. l-larrisg Colonel Charles C. Mather, Department Chairman: Lt. Colonel Walter C. Roberts, and Mr. William Strunk, Standing: Major john F, Edgellg Mr. Harvey E, Firarig Mr, Cordon Wiseg Mr. Chester Marshallg Major Arthur C. Hughes, Mr. joseph V. Duffg Major William 1. MacQuillang Mr. Elmer Whiteg and Major M. Stephen Myers. WfI'lI.Hg Comes From Arg N01 C!1dHC6,, HI, GRENDEL! All set for Hamlet Mon- day? grins a cadet at the fountain. I am now, don't worry, replies Tom, hurrying Vi into the English Building. This is the place of many books and much spilled ink, a lot of it red. I wake up screaming in the night when I dream of Harbracef' 'LWho is Harbrace? A teacher? No, although I suppose it was a man once or a woman who wrote this handbook We use through all four years of English. All our themes are marked with numbers of rules from Harbrace. It's as indispensable as the dictionary, or more so. But theme writing is by no means, as he informs her, all that happens in English. From the fourth to the first class year, ca- dets are reading classics of English and American literature. COLONEL ROBERTS assures McLennan that the Iatter's answer might be correct if it were possible for an adverb to modify a noun, or even a pronoun. X 48 X Ria. NO STUDENT who has gone through Culvel s Engllsh Depalt ment lb llkely to forget the umble Ur1ah Heep the hero1c Cyrano the outrageous Dragon Errour or the supermystlcal Faustus Llkevuse all w1ll recall the rap1er remarks of Major Harris the fasunatecl repul slon whleh Mr Duff felt for Mlcky Spllane Kap lhng both doubtful and lnconsequentlalj and the gradlng system of Colonel Robe1ts Major lVIacQu1llans rend1t1ons. of country man Burns w1ll rlng long ln alumnl ears and so w1ll Mr W1ses Lay on MacDuff' It IS an umuly sort of group thls Enghsh Department at Culver dellghtlng ID argument and vxolently stated conv1et1on but from such um ulmess fme 1deas are born The Engllsh Department FCE OF Mlcky Spillane and friend of Pogo and LII Abner Mr Duff as a man of formidable knowledge and farm convlchons HAILING from Scotland w Th a stopover at Yale Mayor MacQuuIIan ns the Englnslra De partments authoruty on the proper readnng of Robert Burns verse 49 v ' , -A ' 4. sy ' 7 1 - v , - . Q 'A . Q. 1 . , . . . ' - r ac , v . rr - 1 a 1 1 , . . . . ,. , , . I THE ENGLISH teachers help the cadet staffs get out the school publications, remarks Tom. For instance, Major Harris is advisor to the Vedette staff. You said that was the school newspaper, didn't you? What does the word mean? Do you know, Vi, l've often thought it would be a good idea to spring that question on the Corps sometime and give a free subscription to anyone who answered correctly. I don't think the paper would lose much. THE STAFF: First row, from left to right: MacKinnon, j. H., Houston, j. H., Bing, j, E., Robinson, l. L., Martinson, 1. R., Wolf, M., Winning, R. M., Frauenthal, D. L., and Often, A. B. Second row: Floyd, M. B., Hoiles, W. M., Dettelbach, T. L., Taylor, C. E., Selby, D. K., Schaefer, W, B., Cross, W. L., Greer, W. C., Dull, M. C., and Concheso, A. F. Third row: Morgens, N. B., Bell, D. H., Lippincott, C. W., Barrett, C. D., Hamady, R. L., Chandler, F. P., Campbell, T. I., Martinson, W, C., Flanders, C. P., Acheson, l. C., Brown, F. A., and Lobdell, D. M. The Vedette Reports Academy News And Cadet Qpinions AMONG the many concerns which weekly beset the mind of jack Martinson is the securing of good photo- graphs. Bob Winning and camera have this year proved of tremendous assistance. l so PERHAPS Tom is right in his somewhat cynical appraisal of the Corps' understanding of the name Vedette, but there can be no doubt of their appreciation of the paper. Reflecting the spirit, tempo, and thoughts of the Corps, the '52-'53 Vedette was a newer, fresher publication with many original features and columns not found in its predecessors. Under the leader- ship of Editor-in-Chief John Martinson, Culver's weekly pub- lication provided news coverage and pertinent comment, both serious and facetious, on all campus events, and for the cul- tural enlightenment of the Corps, the editorials and an occas- ional Critics Cornerff To all on the staff some applause is due: John Bing and an able group of news reporters, includ- ing James Acheson, Bill Cross, and Jonas Weil, the Features Staff under the guiding hand of Don Frauenthal, and the able and alert sports writers, such as Joe Dull, Aurelio Concheso, Bruce Schaefer and John Brooke, working under co-editors John Robinson and lVIarshall Wolf. And let no one forget the two f'Columnists named Dave Selby and Barrett, that is. ace photographer Bob Winning, and Jim Houston who took care of the paper's business. Special mention goes of course to Ma- jor Travis Harris for his conscientious help to the staff. The Class of '53, and the rest of the Corps, may remember a spar- kling Vedette, well-written and neatly put together. THE STAFF: First row from left to right: W. C Cireerg I. W. Clarkg P M. Dunng and W. R Hartz. Second row: W. McLemoreg D, l L Frauenthalg R. R. Weav erg and 1. C. Tappan. UTO Nlakcn The Quill ls High CATHERED ir-formally on a Saturday morning In the English Departments library, members of the Quill Staff discuss publications of past years. Paramount in the minds ot all is the desire to make the next issue of the periodical the best ever publishedg and the Staff has learned the wisdom of emulating the virtues and avoiding the errors of their prede- cessors. Above, the Ouillmen appear to be talking over a cover of the Jast, a highly important item. Many times the Quill has pleased its readers by the artistry of its covers, expressive of the spirit of the maga- zine and of the season. Among the most beautiful covers to appear was that executed by I. C. Turnbull, a fourth classman, for the Easter issue. An artist ot the greatest premise. Turnbull is reported to be at work an the Commencement cover. Honor What other publications besides the Ve- dette do you have at Culver, Tom? 'tOh, several. During football season a group puts out a very helpful little thing call- ed the 'Quarterback' And this year another paper entitled 'Tomorrow' got its start. The two older publications are the 'Roll Call' and the 'Quill'. t'The Quill? That sounds like your literary magazine from the title. Yes, it is. Pete Dunn of the Band is edi- tor this yearg and he and his staff have been doing a wonderful job, on the Christmas and Easter issues anyway. There will be a third at Commencement. 'Can anyone write for it? The more the better, I guess. A lot of the copy, I think, comes through the English De- partment. When a teacher gets a particu- larly good theme or poem, he urges the stu- dent to polish it up and submit it to the 'Quillf The staff read all the papers entered and, with the help of Mr. Wise, their advisor. decide which they think should go in. It's a good incentive for writers, because every- one would like to get something into the 'Quill' before he graduates. t'It sounds like wonderful editorial exper- ience for the Staff too. Of course, it must be. To judge from their product to date, they have learned their job fast and well. It's a beautiful little magazine. Sl STANDING from left to right: Mr. james D. Kohn, Major Warner Williams, Artist in Residence: Lt. Colonel Edward T. Pay- son, Department Chairman: Captain Alan Rossg and Mr, Claude E. Zetty. Not shown: Mr. Ralph Templeton. Music And Art Department lm POINTING to the Music and Art Building, Tom says, l'There is one department that nearly everyone on campus looks to for help at one time or another. Besides teaching their own students, they provide music for athletic contests, plays, Chapel, parades, etc. They give concerts and train the Band to accompany the Lancers. And without Major Williams and his students, the publications would be hard up for art work. In fact. there probably Wouldnlt be any. 52 A TRIBUTE T0 the success which Mr. james D, Kohn achieved last year during the relatively brief time that he was on the Campus is the extraordinarily large group of cadets who now are studying piano with him. Patient and pleasant at all times, Mr. Kohn has demonstrated in concert this year that he is a musician of rare sensitivity and truly brilliant ability. Here he coaches Olson through a fingering exercise. 9 2 1 432.5 lfv, ,. y A JT, I 'kiwi'-M Q. 'Y' 4 E SEATED from left to right: Ray, j. P., Sampson, W. A., Selby, D. Kg Offen, A. B., Miles, C. K.: Winning, R. M., Martinson, 1. R.g Tappan, j. C., and Concheso, A. F. Standing: Morgens, N. B., Acheson, l. C5 Nixon, W. M., Weil, 1.3 Cross, W, L., Brown, D. C3 Martinson, W. C5 Egan, T. M.g Robinson, 1, L., Story, W. P.g Denham, R. B., and Lobdell, D. M. The Roll Call Summarizes Another Year HTHEN, to get back to publications for a moment, Grendel continues, 'lwe have the 'Roll Call'.', I've seen that, Vi remarks. There are some old ones down at the Inn. I was look- ing through last year's while I was waiting for you. 4'Yeahl That's the one with the Chapel on the cover. For two straight years now the cover has shown the Chapel. And last year there were six typographical errors that I counted. I certainly hope this year's staff is on the ball. Itls up to Charlie Miles. Is he the editor?,' A'Yes. He tells me they have some new plan this year, something about a cadet walking his girl around the Campus. I don't know how it will work, but Charlie has a lot of good men working for him, people like Jack Martinson and Dave Selby. And that man Finley. whom they have as business mana- ger, he could sell the proverbial Frigidaire to an Eskimo. i'Have you ever tried to get out a year- book. Tom? No, but I don't see any excuse for six typographical errors. Why they even left the 'e' off Browne's name. 54 SMILING their satisfaction, Business Manager Finley and Chief Editor Miles gloat over the Stacks of subscriptions for this year's book. Under Miles' Shadow lies the object which will, as the year goes by, increasingly cast its shadow over him: the working dummy of the book, open at pages 2 and 3. Charles will find that it is one thing to sell a book, another to make it. AS THEY walk back to the Q.M. Store and turn left toward the Gym, Tom begins to tell Vi some of the many uses to which the building is put. That's the swim- ming pool to the left, as I told you earlier, he remarks. The Gym is on the right. Among other things it doubles as a dance floor and as an auditorium. That's where we have the Infantry Dance and the Mounted Service Dance, as well as quite a few informals. And Colonel Mather's dramatics class puts on its plays in there. HDO you have many plays here? asks Vi. As a rule. At Thanksgiving the class, with the help of faculty members and ladies of the faculty, put on 'Village Greenf It was a big hit, too. Continuing, he tells her how Schaefer almost stole the show with his telling characterization of Judge Peabody, how Major MacQuillan learned his difficult part in a short time, and how Mrs. Bays and Mrs. Strunk turned in excellent performances. As a matter of fact, the whole cast did well, he concludes, and we are all looking forward to the next play. The Plczym CHITIIZOI Keep Couflfef 325- ' st or , S 'Y Q ' ' 3 l tt Y . ... -Q ,, s Y 2 KX A si, A 5 Qt 0 9' , Qi, Q, M 'f X ' J Q 'I L I ...rgf CROWDED on the stage above are the members of the cast of Village Green. From left to right they are Miss Elaine lacksong P. T. Sniteg Mrs, E. Whiteg T. M. Calving Mrs. W. Strunkg D. D. Bartlettg l. E. Baumg W. B. Schaefer: W. E. Haslemg Major W. l. MacQuillang F. P. Chandlerg Mrs. I. Baysg Miss Esther O'Callaghan, l. C, Campbellg C, Kochg C. C. Medleyg and Carter Bays. AT THE Thanksgiving play a small ena semble provided music between the acts. The group at the left includes Mrs. R, C, lurgensen, Mayor F. W. Walaitis, and Ca- dets R. Namon and T. A. Thomas 'vic- lnnlg Mrs. R, S. Patch and Colonel E. T Payson lcellolg Cadets B. A. Welch lclarlneti 1 K. K. Kranung 'piano' Q C. H Hannes ftlutelg S. F. Gillette ldrurnsw and A. W Huff faccordtcnvg and Cap- C.:.n I. V. Miracle lvocall. 55 ONE OF the showpieces of Culver is the room where Colonel Stinchcomb works with his plastics enthusiasts, teaching them to make all sorts of ob- jects which not only are useful but which often possess startling beauty. Do you have many such hobby groups, Tciniw asks Vi, as she admires the handiwork of Colonel Stinchcomb's pupils. Quite a few. One of the most active is the Railroad Club which wcrks with Colonel Payson in the Memorial Build- ing. Then we have a Bridge Club, a German Club, a Stamp Club, and sev- eral others. 56 Scene Of Many Varied Activities AT THE CORNER Of the Little Gym, where Alumni will recall that the Music Department once had its quar- ters, the Fifth Classmen now go to school. In terms of lighting, comfort. and other desirable attributes. these are among the model classrooms on the Campus. To the left Mr. Robert A. Bauman, who has been intimately as- sociated with the Fifth Class since his arrival last year at Culver, is instruct- ing a section in general science. Other teachers who work with the Fifth Class in academics are Mr. Firari, Colonel Moore, Major Gollnick, Major Curry and Mr. White. The Gym ls A Popular Place IN THE course of a year many dances are held on the varsity basketball tearn's hardwood floor in the Little Gym. Below is the informal staged at Homecoming. THE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT: From left to right: Major Russell D. Oliverg Major Frank W. Walaitis, Department Chairman: and Major Ervin R. Nelson. HOVER there, points Tom, is the Athletic Department's office. Major Walaitis and Ma- jor Oliver have their desks there. Both graduates of the University of Mich- igan, these varsity coaches have established famous records in sports. Major Oliver was a nine-letter man, and Major Walaitis earned an international reputation in swimming. In addition to coaching undefeated teams, the latter teaches German, plays violin, does very artistic work in pen and ink, and di- rects Culver's athletic program. Coach Oli- ver handles football, basketball. and baseball. the heavy items on the program. They and Major Nelson, the Academy's pro, are the best golfers on the faculty. This gymnasium, incidentallyf' Tom con- tinues, is the private domain of the varsity basketball team. The rest of us use the floors in the Rec Building, while the varsity practices and plays its games here. J I u 5 uf YJ'-1 5 - ffmwfww , --ff L -, , , , , A , wwf-M mf : 'fxi I W , 'wmv . 5i 'v-F- 'f' ' ' .:TIfZQ'A' n ' ' i A3 f , if H :HA ' 1 xv :fi A i ,, Z, 30' - V, 11 M '- 3 6 fx ge .W V 4 ., X fi 3 Q S 1? B xl I K T I I- 21 xs-Q. ff iw ' I ,-3. 1: A ' 'Y sf ,V 1 J 1 V Q 8 fx il 'GQ la fr b fb ' t ' r X Mm, Q' Huw s X, M J X 6 Z, , 1 J JY 6 . J' ,, I, fundamentals and ability to hit from the foul line. The next week end, December 12. Morgan Park came to town and took home the first of two drubbings that our varsity was to hand them during the season. Christmas vacation suspended all basketball practice and subsequent improvement. and on January 10. thc Alumni defeated the varsity soundly by a 51-43 score. The next week was the first of two double trips. on which the team lost two games, the first to Senn High School of Chicago. and the second to St. John's Mili- tary Academy. 53-39. The second defeat was very hard to take. and the team swore that they would get their revenge when St. Johnls visited Culver later in the season. January 23 saw Niles High School hand the team their last defeat for quite some time, for the next night the cadets came back to overrun South Bend Catholic High and start a five-game winning streak which listed Morgan Park, Foreman High. Morton, and LaPaZ as additional vic- tims. The week end of February 13 was the second of the two ill fated l'double trips which saw our quintet lose a heart-breaker to Howe Military Academy, 51-50, and reveal complete helplessness against an outstanding Ashland team. The season wound up on a bright note as the squad avenged their previous defeat at the hands of St. John's, as they had determined to do, turning back the visiting cadets 51-36. The largest factor, improvement in which would have resulted in the winning of a few of the close games, was the poor foul-shooting average. The team as a whole hit for 182 out of 417 attempts for a 43.6 fi figure 'ls WHILE Erickson provides the insurance against possible failure, Dave Selby seeks to garner two more points against Crown Point in the first game ofthe Season, Both players did yeoman service for Culver's hard-pressed squad this year, Erickson emerging as high scorer for the season and Selby providing the sort of spirit for which Fightin' D is famous. SEATED from left to right: Mankin, 1, M., Fountain, Vg Flnbinsun. . 1 f' . l L .Cnav't:.ei, r-., Brzclfs. C. E. 'Captain 3 Sumner, E1 Scllfy, D Erickson, BQ and laclfscn. j M. Second Row: Mayor Oli- ver 'C,acn+1 Scppelitis. Apl-l'.t.C3Milcs,C K: Moist, F? g l-laslcm, 1 3 Palitgn, C3 Cross, Wi wr: Rem, R. E 'Mgr i 59 Team Develops Co 60 HERE Coach Oliver, affectionately known as Russ, lets us in on the groundfloor of his tactics as he chalks out a demonstration for starting five Chandler, Selby. Captain Brooks, Robinson, and Erickson. nstantly Throughout Season in foul-shooting. Brian Erickson, in his first year at the Academy was the tower of strength to the developing ability of the other players. He was deadly from outcourt and more often than not led the fast break. Chalking up 218 points in 15 games, he led the squad in scoring and ac- counted for a major portion of the total count in every game. Spud Chandler, who rode the bench till mid-season, came along very rapidly and developed into the stalwart of the forward wall. Perhaps the most underestimated member of this squad was its captain, Charlie Brooks, who was invincible on rebounding superbly off both backboards and in coming through when the pressure was greatest. He won the Foreman game by sinking three free throws in the final minutes to lead the team to a 48 to 47 victory. Despite failings, the varsity basketball squad of 1952-'53 will be re- membered as a team that profited from its mistakes and continued to improve throughout the season. I Culver Culver Culver Culver Culver Culver Culver Culver Culver Culver Culver Culver Culver Culver Culver 41 42 55 43 49 39 48 56 65 48 59 56 50 50 51 Z THE RECORD Crown Point Griffith Morgan Park Alumni Senn St. lol'in's Niles S. B. Catholic Morgan Park Foreman Morton LaPaz Howe Ashland St. lol'in's 55 49 53 51 54 53 49 52 45 47 52 40 51 83 36 736 ABOVE it is Selby who is trying to sink one IT LOOKS like a set-up for Erickson under Foreman's basket. 61 FIRST rcw, from left to right: Thomas, T. A. lMgr.l, Hilgemeier, R. A., Schuyler, j., Dunn, D. E., Cohen, N. ., l E Sites, W., Posejpal, C., Mehatfy, M., and Berg, D. C. lAsst. Mgr.l. Second row: Stebbins, A, H., Smith, D. ., Alexander, l. W., Loud, T. E., Brunjes, C., Ray, I. R, lCaptainl , Dahl, D. H., Zimmermann, A. F., Strauch, A. E., and Zimmermann, 1. 1. Third row: Thomas, E. R., Cunningham, D. M., Reed, D., Witsell, G. P., Hargitt, P. L., Criffin, T. D., May, I. D., Steele, R, B., Larimore, j. W., and Gibson, B. E. Fourth row: Maunz, D. L., Gregory, M. F., Reed, H., Pierson, R. B., Bock, P. H., Marsh, C. A., Bronson, W. H., Evans, R, Wynne, Wiard, W. P., Weil, l., Bellir-grath, W. R., Valdes, E. F., Lippincott, C. W., Voltz, N., and Mr. Marshall lCoachl. WITH A single-leg takedown, Poseipal tries to get the better of his Calumet opponent. Grapplers Face Strong Competition 62 AS TOM and Vi walk across the Gym to the Swimming Pool, he remarks, Another of our winter teams that ran into a rough season was the wrestlers. Didn't they do well? Oh, they won two out of five, which was all right con- sidering the topnotch opposition, and they really did bet- ter than the record indicates. Captained by Jack Ray, the matmen scored a victory over Niles, 34 to 13. Calumet proved too strong a week later, however, and Tilden Tech., one of lllinois' strongest teams, handed Culver a devastating defeat. Bouncing back. the grapplers defeated Howe School and came home on the long end of a 26 to 23 score. A heartbreaker was the loss of the final match of the season when South Bend Central defeated the Marshallmen 25 to 22. Some of our men did very wellfl Grendel continues. Cohen and Ray each won four out of five matches. Strauch took care of three out of four: and Dahl pinned two of three opponents. lVIehaffey and Don Smith broke about even. Quite a few, like Hilgemeier and Posejpal. put up wonderful fights, as did Loud and Stebbins, but they invariably drew particularly rough opponents. So the statistics do not really do them justice. All in all, the men at Culver who engaged in the sport of 1001 holds left the mats at the end of the season with the feeling of a job well done. Swimmers Undefeaced THE SWIMMING team has a singular honor among Culver varsity teams this yearg it is the first team to end its season undefeated. Under the excellent coaching of Major Walaitis and ably captained by Dave Bartlett, the team easily defeated its first three opponents but encountered slight opposition in the fourth meet. The last meet brought the Cadets against their toughest opposition and was a true test of the team's ability. Racing against South Bend Central, one of the state's best teams, the Cadets outclassed their opponents by the breath -taking score of 34-32 in the last minutes of an exciting meet. Along with Captain Dave Bartlett, returning letter- men von VVald, Millard, Tyson, Johansen, and Davis were spark plugs who contributed highly to the team's success. Newcomers like Luis Aguilar, who set a new record in the 120 yd. medley and came within fractions of a second of setting new marks in the 40 and 100 yd. free style, were also instrumental in carrying the team through to an undefeated sea- son. tt ON A Saturday morning Coach Walaitis' men decisiveiy outswam Washington High to complete an undefeated season. The same morning Culver's relay team consisting of Bartlett, Tyson, Agui- lar, and Nash, unofficially broke the pool record. 'ft as fm 1. l FIRST row, from left to right: Pickard, B. Mg Davis, W. B., johansen, C. R., von Wald, THE RECORD l-lg Tyson, A. R.g Nash, ji R., Bartlett, D. D. 'Captain' 3 Millard, R. T.3 Aguilar, L, A., john Adams 37 Culver -59 Tabugh, 1,1 and Biggers, D. L. Second row: Mr, Bingham lAsst. Coachlg Sanderson, Burris 27 Culver -33 C. l-l., Baer, 1.3 Roach, A. C., lvlacornber, M. A., Fulmer, C. A., lvlenjou, P. A.g Bridges, Riley l7 Culver 49 W. E gl-lalpert, L. Pg Harris, R. C,: Fletemexer, R. C., l-lamady, K. R., Henderson, 1. E., Burris 27 Culver 39 and Rice, R. V Third row: Ingham, C. F 3 Pcppard, M R g Wallace, D. l, l-l 1 Fisher, Washington 5 Cuiter 62 T, S 3 Nixon, W. My Critz, I F., Ross, VV. C 3 Bacon, ln , F 1 and Brown, R. A. S. Bend Central 32 Cufvcr 34 inf: 28? 63 f XL'-.J 3 mlmmmml P1 Cs C? I in L moan m MQ 5 A PM U Zx k qv QQ 3 Q 2 f BQQQ KQV e 4' The E A Recreation Blllldlllg 64 ,il .' 1 4 1 f F70 , .... I k ' ' x 6 Q ..,. hs E I' Q F U V 'l X IWW Q Al!ll?llfW1 55 fi ' 3 0 DDD :leg e ff x 3 x WxJ 29 Q: mf? In 'ce ' l Q 3 ., 10 h J x :J Q 'gf E7 f Q WW f eww ... - A R I .. 5 r I' x -1 ' 8 I f g .- ' ' 4 4- v,,, . A s M ' 1? . 'J' t 1,5 'tar 21 S I X5 '31 X 4 6 F S Lai I I Q 4 U ., - . Q Q A U! mwvg M ' s ' A' - - 5' M ' 1 R .11 ' '- 1 Q. N AA.. M , L 5 W v , 7, r -.. . ff A'o u ' 'i if af-Yf'5'.'2 v' , f ' L, - 'ft' ',3'4fi.: 3 ' N1 T ' ,. ' 'f V A -- ' ' .. -',, A Q . ,. M mln ms- . ' Maru ' ' HW lkmm-. 'M 1 if Ja --l 5- 'sql m,. W Www-K , kr 'A , , , ' up nf A -Q. fn-s,,..,,,l W -.3125-4.-,m,. rw :Wag-fu' Q- v , w'u-,, 1-'am X 'LV 'x'r4Q-Q -nv , uw' - 4 x -v ' an 1 -5, , A 7' 1' M, . . ling A A J Nm . lflafaqma V 7,wa . -'P STARTING early to engage in CuIver's spcrts program, the Fifth Classmen take pride in their basketball skill. At the upper left, Mr, Bauman gives his squad some final pointers before turning them loose in a Saturday morning game against the Fifth Classmen of last year, They played well, but they lost. T0 THE lower left, the candidates for company wrestling squads work their muscles and pick up points of technique from mem- bers of the varsity grappling team. One of the most popular of intercompany sports. wrestling annually draws large crowds to the mats in the Rec Building. ANOTHER section of the Rec Building where the activity and competition are keen is the squash courts. This winter, after many energetic matches between contenders from all coni- panies, it was Company A's squad which emerged victorious. At the upper right, San Roman and Michaelis polish up their game, LONG before the company basketball season has even been mapped out, the hardwood devotees are dribbling, passing, guarding, and shooting about the Rec Buildings parallel courts. To the lower right are a group snapped at random on a Satur- day mcrning as they worked at Indiana's favorite game. Rec Building ls Home of Company Sports TO ANYONE like Tom who is interested at all in athletics. the Rec- reation Building is bound to be an impressive place. With a good deal of pride he escorts his girl around its spacious area, at the same time telling her about the company sports program to which it is, in large measure. devoted. Just about everybody who wants to can get into athletics here, he says. Of course, we have varsity teams in just about everything except bullfighting, but the fellows who aren't good enough for the Academy squads can play for their companies. In fact, in some ways the intercompany rivalries are even stronger than those between schools. 66 , 92' feb, '- 'T N - V' -1 ' wi A1 ,IQ , - S V X I 1 f 4 1 5 .PY 1 lu I Y Q ' 1 . 8- X, 1' 1.2 ij Nl . ' i M NN X ,. 5 tk . , . Xi. 5 1 W' ,. V. 3: JH' 1 2 iii um? ,' f 2 w ,A , N 'W 'x A Q 'mai -:mar wrt!! ,ik -ff . . ' - - I-E f f'f' - 1 . 5 i -5 isa -2 2 4 4 + vb' 5 ' ' -1 Q 'elf' Y . 4 4 .4 1 . -, -Q f A ' ' . K , , , if Ui' Q V? gy Y .4 ' 'ff ' ' ii w lap i ..,V,.... if 5 . , I Q ' 'Q' vw wx, ., F -r. Qi Q' 'Q ' mn 0 Q 5 , ...L- 1. in' rl 1 A-. N. PA Q, P, In - , j fix gg . - , . A , I g I TT , xy ' . - X 5 X .ff ,, ,, . ' ,, 1,5 1 V F Q 'M ' . fiff Q '. , in - if , if : X fo Q 2 . Y U . s , V lt 2 1 K S6 . - H ' V' V i 4. D I . I' . ' 4 0 ' . , I if .WL G E 5 A ' g . i F V S Nlarksinen Highly Successful OF COURSE, Tom takes Vi down to see the indoor rifle range, scene this year again of many triumphs. As a team and individually the marksmen excelled. For one thing, the squad won both first and second places in the Indiana State Junior Matches. in the course of which Knorr established himself as State Champion in the sitting position, while Fugitt cap- tured the State Kneeling Championship. In the Fifth Army Area. the riflemen did very well indeed, win- ning the R.O.T.C. Intercollegiate match with a score of 7344. They also equalled the score of the national Winners in the Hearst Trophy matches. In the latter event, a team composed of Clark, Fugitt, Hilburn, Puthuff, and Strait carried off a clear victory in the Fifth Army Area. At the same time Rick Strait emerged as nothing less than the national champion, scoring 192 points. Clark equalled Straitls score numerically but lost to him through the idiosyncra- cies of the scoring system. Once again a superbly coached rifle team has given Culver every reason to be proud of it and of the excellent marksmanship which is developed here. DAILY this is a familiar sight at the varsity end of the rifle range. Aided by magnificent facilities, Colonels Obenauf and Dalferes have once again turned out a splendid team. Among those marksmen who have done very well this year are Put- huff, Clark, and Hilburn, shown here in various positions inci- dental to their sport. THE RIFLE TEAM: Seated from left to right: Fugitt, R. P., Knorr, E. G3 Wade, C. N.: Crantvedt, R. Ng l-lilburn, B. H. lco-captainl 5 Clark, 1. W. lco-captainl 3 Hoover, C. S.g Auman, T. C.: Puthuff, E. R,g and Lt. Colonel Obenauf lcoachl. Standing: Chilton, H. Og Romney, H,g DuBose, l. H.g Martin, A, R,g Frieders, l. W.g Allen, C. l-l.g Panella, C. N., Strait, R. D.g Fox, l. P.g Phillips, D. 1.5 tasst. mgr.lg and Colonel Dalferes lP. M, S. and T. I. Not shown: Bixby, T. C. lmgr. I. 69 THOSE upstairs rooms at the rear of the Rec Building serve many different purposes. At times they become classrooms for the R.O.T,C. Department. To the right, Sergeant Kimmey is explaining, for the benefit of a class in basic military tactics, the functioning of the lvl-l rifle. Such lessons in theory go hand in hand with the practical work in R.O.T.C. to provide the sort of training the modem Officer rnust have. Rec Building ls Summary of Culver NEXT door Major Strow supervises Clark's efforts to learn to use a microscope. The big trick is to learn to keep both eyes open and to see what one is looking at. 70 AS TOM attempts to make conversation, it occurs to him that the Rec Building offers almost a sum- mary of Culver life. Primarily, of course, the building is dedicated to athletics, and sports of all kinds thrive on its spacious floors and tracks, in its squash courts, boxing rings, and golf practice quarters, on the rifle range and rowing machines. By no means, however, do these activities exhaust the usefulness of the huge, sprawling structure. Until last year, the parallel basketball floors, cov- ered with canvas and enclosed by curtains, serv- ed as a makeshift Chapel. While the new Chapel has relieved the Rec Building of its religious func- tions, the latter still serves as an auditorium for movies and assemblies. Here Culver's formal dances take place, and here the Honor Guard mounts its indoor exhibitions, and at the rear of the building above the squash courts are four all- purpose rooms. ANOTHER biology instructor, Captain Miracle, gets down to fundamentals with the help of the mannequin, Compared with this specimen, Sergeant Kimmey's M-l across the way is a cinch to disassemble and assemble. Rooms Serve Various Purposes A COUPLE times a year these rooms brighten up considerably when the guests at the Thanks- giving and Commencement Balls use them as places in which to sit out dances. BACK HERE are the biology labora- tories, presided over by Major Strow and Captain Miracle. These are fascin- ating rooms, always offering some new surprise. Filled with interesting equip- ment and exotic specimens, they pro- vide an excellent setting for the stu- dent who is getting a glimpse into life processes. When all else fails, there is the alligator to excite the imagination. While biologists dissect frogs here, in the next room other students are dis- secting automatic rifles and map prob- lems, under the supervision of the RO. T.C. instructors. Twice a year these rooms are put to yet another purpose. At Thanksgiving and Commencement dances they become social centers to which guests may adjourn from the dance floor to smoke and chat. After the noise and confusion below. satisfy- ing as these are. it is very pleasant to step up here and renew old acquaint- ances and make new ones. 7 l THIS was the 1952 Commencement Bal! Basketball Floors Double As Ballroom I VVAS awfully sorry, Vi. that you couldn't make it to the Commence- ment Dance last year. Don't think I wasnt But you know how schools are about letting people go during examination week. This year will be different, though. provided I am invited, of coursef' Oh. that's for granted. In fact, you already have been invited if you will think back. Anyway, this is where the dances are held, and they're mighty big affairs. Good orchestras. and you'd never know this place with all the trimmings. 72 FROM about 9:00 pm, on Tlwanksgrvng, a steady ire of cars and taxicabs moves around the corner 'ff the llvc Building. Again and again the line perks to a stop as nach car an turn discharges its occupants at the entracce Then as the dence- lncuncl couples make their way to the fl tors, from whzch music and the confused hum of many vo:cus is p uring, the harassed fathers, fighting the irritation produced t:-. starched shirts and prodrled by the myriad headlight beams trern behind. drive on and seek for places to park. But 'ittle do Berg and his date care just how about little things like parking difficulties, . '-. -viva TO CET a proper idea of a ball at Culver, one should at some point in the evening go up to the balcony and look down at the dance floor. lt is really quite a sight. As the visiting orchestra varies slow and fast numbers, the evening dresses and uniforms of the dancing couples create a constant- ly changing pattern of bright colors, For years Mr. Pearl Allen has been responsible for organ- izing these dances, and few there are who have ever attended them who do not pronounce his ef- forts a complete success. Certainly as tar as the Corps is concerned, the dances are among the most popular events of the year t Q 3, f 5 2 , BY THE time the drivers have found parking spaces and have moved into them with a min- imum of damage to fenders, they return through the snow or rain to the task of locating their parties in this sort of crowd, Yet everyone looks so happy and the whole atmosphere is so charged with music, perfume, and voices, that nobody remains illftempered for long. Somehow the parties do get together, succeed in reach- ing the counters where wraps are checked, and find the boxes assigned to the respective or ganizations. Having made themselves at home there and chatted with the counselors and oth- ers in the box, they are ready for the serious work of the evening, S A GROUP who meet each year by appointment with the photographer in Culver's indoor garden is the Hop Club and their dates. These are the cadets who assume the responsibility for the dances and who, it is quite obvious, take a large personal interest in the success of these affairs. gs THOSE who tire of dancing can find many places to sit down and talk For one thing, there are the R.O.T,C. rooms upstairs where guests may smoke. And, of course, there are the company boxes. One of the most amazing achievements is the transformation of the indoor track, ordinarily bleak and unbeautiful, into an attractive garden. It is there that the photographer persuaded Miss Henderson and Mr. Wickard, a new member this year cf the Admissions Department, to pose for the picture at the left. AT THE Thanksgiving Ball the guests of honor are the members of the varsity football squad. ln the large crowd they stand out by reason of the fact that they are wearing varsity sweaters. Everything comes to a stop at one point in the evening while all do honor to the men who have fought through the season for Culver's gridiron reputation. This year the team which came within one point of an undefeated season received special comrnendation. As an added attraction the squad staged their most spectacular play, the flying circus, for the audience To the gratification of all, the complicated piece of tactics Came off without a hitch. 7. Ma, w 5 4 5, v :f Qi' rv , x' Z? ' ' M- , ' . . ' O eff' .fx ,Q .W . W My s 1 N' f 'V -5 N - '5 A ' N is i' 'EP' X- E X ,ik Oo x ,. ' 'lu - ff I jkx 'x Q 5 X ' if ' fi 1' 2 kv . N ' ' 1' M .gbp - 1,33 ,W-? -wg ., xx V W x' 1 ,IA .. , 9? Gif 3' M 'ff , X A 2f'Ef f - I 5 M fggff f 4 wx ,Q W , ,M we f I 14 Y f ,,,, :3:gIl'13 'V .1 t v -5.6 ' f u 'Qt mf fa? W V ,Q 'iw y P 'C , x 35 V ON SATURDAY EVENINGS the entire Corps, with the exception of those un- fcrtunates who are on duty, turns out for the weekly movie, Here a group is ar- riving early, :ntent upon giving a few cheers for the North, the South, the Bat- tery, etc. before the lights go out. And maybe a few more after the picture be- guns. TONIGHT we'11 come up to the movies, Vi. It's one of the events of the week around hereg and I'1l bet you've never been in a show like it. Fine, unless you'd rather work on Hamlet. What is the movie. Ethel Merman in Call Me Madam. Mother and Dad saw the show in New York, and they say it's a scream. Especially when she talks long-distance to Truman in Washington. And I don't want to work on Hamlet. We'll do that tomorrow afternoon. All right by me. I'd much rather go to the movies myself. Where do we go now? fp!! H .,., JI' ' 5 sv ' .,-.',' fd' -' ' - l s is THE DANCE BAND played for many informal affairs like the sweater dance at Thanksgiving, Composed ,ntl of the best musicians in the Band with a taste for l popular music, the lazz Band always made a hit and earned the gratitude of those who danced while the musicians worked. Among the players seen to the s fl8l'1f are Kraning, K, K. fpianolg Welch, B. A., Reaves. L, E., Brunies, C. F., Pishny, C. W.: and Alumnus jack Kitts lsaxophonesl. In the rear row are Strait, R. D., and Kirkdoffer, C. B. ltromboneslg Huff, A. W. laccordionlg Cil- lette. ,l. F. ldrumS'1Tyree, l. N., Weaver, R. R., and Thomas, T. A. ltrumpefgi, 76 2 ON SATURDAY MORNINGS the First Class, excused from G.l.. BI., or whatever other trials the rest of the Corps is submit- ting to, gather in the Rec Building for a lecture on the principles of American De- mocracy. To the right Colonel Bishop. chairman of the History Department. takes a turn in conducting the hour. In addition to visiting lecturers who appear about once a month, other members of the History De- partment also act as speakers. Organized last year, the course is now a prerequisite for the Culver diploma, The institution of per- iodic examinations this year has helped im- press upon the Vfhite Stripers the import- ance of keeping up to date. 1. THE HONOR GUARD Captain cf the Guard D. K, Selby First Lieutenant I C Tappan Second Lieutenant R. L, Hauman First Sergeant D. E. Smith Sergeants B. L, Bobo--eColors W. Mcl.ernoref-Supply C. P. Adkins 1. C. Harmon Corporals T, Cu. Bixby F. P. Chandler 1. P, Ray R. D. Sabel T, E. Loud R. C. Tway :::: sK R-N-.. Eg g 1 my W WWE? Q ' :mam Q S Z! I ZX ? 3 Mgr KQV G99 K-X 43 CKQE V 1 af gn P16 JX Th e EA Memorlal 7 Chapel X 2 7 ei ,,-K , I Z ff' S ,LN iwsl w 3 H. A ldlllill-lllfm f M QXX 7 0 ' J i n li Q Q U 47 'T' ' ca 3 .10 ix 'mv X x y A L J is . A R To The 'V 1 LEAVINC the Rec Bulldirmg behind, Vi and Tom walk over to the newest of Glory of God Culvefs landmarks, the beautiful Memormal Chapel. 79 A GROUP which has performed beautifully both last year and this and which has made itself indispensable to Culverls Chapel services is the Choir. Coached in highly professional fashion by Mr. Zetty, the singers amaze their audiences by their finished renditions of works of great difficulty. That a group of amateurs who have so little time to practice each week can do so very Well is truly Wonderful. THE CHAPEL CHOIR: First row, from left to right: Munro, R. j., Cuth- rie, W. B., Pfeifer, 1. F., Rourk, M H., Reaves. L, E., Kraning, K. K., Cibbs. 1. W., Allen, 1. L., Armstrong, Ci. W., Tu, C. j., and Heiberger, C. l. Second row: Seybert, C. l., Webb. C. M., Sommer, H. j., Cross, W. L., McMillen, S. W., Latham, C. K., Reed, D. D., Faulk, XV. H., Nixon, W. M., Turnbull, j. C-., and Dolza, I. L. Third row: Crantvedt, R. N., Smith D. E., Berg, D. C., Brunjes, C. F., Campbell, Cr. H., Panella, C. N., War- ner, M. E., Floyd, M. B., Barrett, C. D., and Egan, T, M. Fourth row: Munn, F. O., Welch, B. A., Smith, Z L., Allen, D. B., Koch, H. C., Bess- mer, D. A., Hatfield, P. M., and Avis I. E. Fifth row: Biggers, D. L., Scopel- itis, A. E., Adams. K., Petty, C. C., Tarlton, L. C., Sanderson, C. H., Brown, 1, A., Pishny, C. W., Milner, K. W., Clark, 1. W., Menjou, P. A.' Wheeler, D. E., and Brown, R. A. i r BY NOW a firmly established organ- ization on the Campus, the Cordon Society offers opportunities for reli- gious and social activities to all cadets. OFFICERS OF THE CORDON SOCIETY President ........ l. Gregory Poole Vice President ,... john L. Robinson Secretary ..,,,... jared M. jackson Treasurer L- A- Charles E. Brooks 91 1 'l , fi' , WE ,Z Q if i f J. K' xv fe- ' +L, jf -I .f :pac-f X Q x Q Z Q, 1 +4 1, rK,E gi 1 I , '2 , I 0 Q iii a Q F E I Y if , ,, f Y ' s I f 'P 'Y3'5i'ifn , 9 -it -Bk sw 8.1 ll' 'nf v K - 1, . 2 he -.: lx , v I ' - ON October 30 l952 Culver sustained one of the most slg cured In the h arts of thousands of cadets a place of affection nlflcant losses In the school s history General L R Clgnlll t and resp ct On November l the entrre Corps pald a funal trlb passed away A dnstlngul hed soldier and educator the Genera' ute to a gentleman who m ant much to Culver and to whom had served Culver for many years as a supernntendent who se Culver meant much Solemn Events AS I said continues Tom the Chapel is a Memorial to the Cu ver men who fought in World War II It certainly is beautiful Who gave it to the schoolr' There weie thiee gioups primarily involved the Culvex Le QIUD the Summei Schools Alumnl and the Fatheis Association But many gifts Lame from people all over the woi ld I wish you could hear the organ and especially the Larillon There have been quite a few baptisms and weddings. The first funeral was that of Mrs. Gignilliat, the wife of the former superin- tendent of Culver. ' f f - , !', V F ii. fix l lf FROM the front of the Chapel one obtains a sweeping view of the lakefront and Culver Campus, defined by a semicircle of towers and buildings. By its position on a rising knoll on the grounds, the structure dominates the Campus and the activities which go on there. On any Sunday morning before service, parents and guests gather at this spot to watch the Corps circle the Oval and march up the long walk leading to Culver's place of worship. A FEW months later, as Tom recounts, General Gignilliat passed away. While the present Corps had not known him personally, all The Memorial Chapel Dominates The Campus had heard of the General from the day they entered Culver. He must have been a splendid gentleman, Tom continues. Certainly he exerted a tremendous influence over this school when it was growlng. The whole Corps participated in very impressive funeral ceremonies: and Doctor Sexton, our Chaplain, conducted the serv- ice. The cadet captains were pallbearersf' Leaving the Chapel, Tom and Vi proceed down the walk to- ward the Oval and turn to the left, strolling on to the Infirmary and the Riding Hall. 83 'SW -M llllllllllmm fb gf? Ill ji Ili.-U L QM., Q 'gm X4 is f ,, LQ Z CQ gl ? 9, e Q 4 ffX : lj f af en mf 54 Health C enter The Rldlhj, Hall E A P lr ide Field Armorv ff, if f 1 l QQ -e l. lee M rl: ll ll' 5 l l l'U o ll' Aifj LQQ ' l l T391 3 NN E DD ' M x WJ 'ZS 0 J N? T2 u 47 V - ,J e Q 3 l ' I Ke' I , exe Lrgkflx I f!! llllllll ll K I I sg A ' 2 ff , :W 3 WW' f Y M3 ,. J7f Q M53-wfw 0 - Q A R , MH r WW !!! , W i . i VA., J, , Z f ' f 7.-' f fff ' Qt -f Dum Spire, Sperol Ur 'Round We Go! MM 1 WHAT a funny little cannon? exclaims Vi. It's been there for years. It is a funny little thing, usually full of paper and orange peelings. Tl'1at's the Infirmary across the road. 85 The l-lealth Center fi' ' 5 if, A i Q , '. : ' , ,yi- e ri ' x , J. S . . INTRODUCTIONS over, Tom asks, HI-Iow many do you have in here today, Miss Bailey? Only five, and they aren't very sick. Can I get you any- thing? Dr. Baker will be here in a few minutes. '4Oh, no thanks. I am only showing Miss Templeton the Campus, and I particularly wanted her to see our shiny In- firmaryf' Well, it certainly is a vast improvement over the hospital we had a few years ago. We got along then, but it is nice to have all this space and these facilities. 86 FOR MANY, a couple of days under observation in the Infirmary provide an excellent opportunity to catch up on neglected assignments, form new friendships, and conquer that outside-reading novel. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH: From left to right: Miss Virginia Abairg Mrs. Reba Wagonerg Doctor Milan D. Baker, Academy Surgeon: Mrs. Betty Yappg Miss Leone Baileyg and Miss Virginia Wil- liamson. WHAT plans Doctor Baker may have for Rocoff below is a deep medical secret between the twog but without a doubt the Roc will be the better for them. 9 I ,QA .W .IQ ,, W, X A FV 1 ' J- rw '11-'E Tiff, '14 I H 4,.,H-'Ax Q. K 'lf H v A - V ,- t ' 13 , t , QT, 'K 'in' is W fi 7' M fl 'Q k qt I I M ,it R 1 ' ,L w an flnix K Y f, V - 52 :RSX ., M l it , ,J L .4 Q. ,Q if-2 'i f ff Q' 4?' 1' 22 191 1. QQ' ' it 'r-4m . A 1 ,S X Vi . fa f i .I I ' J- ,, 9 1 , 4 , 7 a ' QM ,J 1 Q 1' I , ' 1 ,s 3 fi 5533 , , . H ffm- y 4 is . I s I ,V ,X 4 1 f We i I , WF' i '4 6 V , rs' , 4 1, , 1, is 9 , x, 5 I-T dz Q. t A 2 ?w 5' X Y A . W-v.,...,... 1. 5'1..'s my ui v 3. 1 5 , 'ga' 'V A , , ?:,1 --Q' ' 5 K R'-Lag 6 I Wa, we ma f' K I 4 'E 1 f 1 . as ' ' ' A 'S -1.1. -fkgmmffv-n2vJQ:m,ywQmw, Gia: L f wi W 5 egg pq A A A K M , 1. mg ............ ' A3 5 ' 'i 'L 2 f i fn 3 Z 5 2 I l-'las Looked Down Cn Many Sunday Parades THIS, I suppose, is the Riding Hall, remarks Vi, as the two follow the walk around the corner of the Infirmary. Yes, and that's the Parade Field down there. The spectators sit on the benches in front of the Hall. It certainly looks comfortable enough. 'LFor the spectators I guess it is. It's a little rough for us who have to do the parading, though. You poor boys! But I would like to see one of your paradesfl You will on Sunday. We have parade every Sunday in the fall and spring, 89 Lancer Drill Famous As Colorful Spectacle DO YOU like horses? asks Tom. Oh, I can take them or leave them, I'd much rather watch other people ride them who really know how, than go bouncing around myself. L'Probably then you would enjoy watching our Lancer Drill. It's terrific! 'tWhat is that? So Tom tells her how, under the tutelage of Major Stone, the best riders, carefully chosen, and retained only according to the strictest standards, form a group known as the Lancers. It's really an honor for a Trooper to make it, he assures her. Captained by Bill Sampson, the Lancers work out intricate formations and go through evolutions which, while they cannot fail to please the spectators by their sheer beauty and timing, demonstrate the highest caliber of horsemanship on the part of all the riders. XT! COMPETINC in Chicago, Bill Sampson, hard-riding captain and THE VARSITY POLO TEAM: From left to right: B. T. Smith, number N10 man of this year's phenomenally successful polo number 33 W. A. Sampson, captain and number 25 A. D. team, takes off after that elusive ball. Shuler, first alternateg and A, Aixala, number l. Coach's lndomitable Will Reflected ln Polo Team OUR MUST spectacularly successful horsemen this year. Tom continues, are the members of the polo team. At pres- ent the squad has won ten victories with no defeats. seven oi' the wins in league games. gilt sounds as if they're good. They are, but they all give the real credit to their coach. Colonel Kitts. The Colonel used to captain the Amer- ican Olympic Equestrian Team, and he certainly has taught these fellows to ride and handle a mallet. He goes on to relate that while Culver has had outstand- ing teams in the past. few, if any. have played together as well as this year's combo. At number one. Aixala has made a fine record with his accurate goal-shooting. an ability which has enabled him to pull more than one game out of the fire. Captain Bill Sampson. playing first-string polo for the third year. is a team man through and through. as is Ben Smith at number three. Capable of playing all positions equally well. Dave Shuler has made an ideal first alternate. And Charlie Koch and Jack Finley. hard-riding alternates. have contributed their talents to a highly satisfying season. 9l umping Team l-las Fun Making Progress y gulf' LIEUTENANT Feeley, Trooper-jumper Wofford, and THE TEAM: Standing from left to nght B Green C C Hahahan H T friend turn a critical gaze on the efforts of some of Yardleyg L. P. Wexlerg F. R Dickenson 1 W Stebbins M Arango and the neophytes to master progressively higher fences. F, R. Lacy. Mounted: R. C Fye C E Metcalfe A Aixala W W Wof On the whole, they seem to be mildly amused rather fordg and l. C. Montgomery than downright disgusted. WHAT is that group, Tom, riding over there? 'lProbably it's the Jumping Team going out to work over their new cross-country course. From what Aixala has been telling me, Lieutenant Feeley has set up a wonderful course which will familiarize the team with every sort of jump they are likely to encounter in hunting or meets. That team certainly has fun. VVhat kind of fun?', Oh, Lieutenant Feeley has a way of making a great game out of it all. But they learn, too. They have a standing invitation to the Traders Point Hunt in Indianapolis. This year they were in on the opening hunt. The riders say it was the most colorful show they have ever seen, the traditional blessing of the hounds and all the other protocol. 92 SO you see, concludes Tom, 'lthere is a great deal more to horsemanship around here than merely being able to stay aboard. Our Troopers know what they're about, and some of them are awfully good. It's practice that does it, plus natural ability. And above all, it's the instruction of Colonel Kitts and his staff, three superb horsemen and teachers. Now come on back here and I'll show you the Armory where they keep the big gunsf' HAILINC from Havana. Cuba, Angel Aixala has established an enviable reputation this year as a horseman. Recipient of highly complimentary press notices in the Chicago papers for his outstanding play in hot polo matches, he has found time to captain the jumping Team as well and to help Lieu- tenant Feeley show the others how it is done. BY employing the horse as a platform for acrobatics, the Troops roughriders demonstrate their complete control of the animal and their own athletic skill. DEPARTMENT OF HORSEMANSHIP: From left to right: Mayor Louis I, Stoneg Colonel l. L. Kitts, Department Chairman: and Lieutenant l. Robert Feeley, 93 , Z, 1 W .V .'.,i , f 5, 1.1 ri - . pl ,I X ,srl . why 'su I . A PRIOR to entering the Riding Hall to put on their show before a large Thanks- giving crowd, the mechanized Cavalry form in front of the Armory. For Some Troopers Ducks Have Replaced Horses NVALKING on back to the Armory. situated to the rear of the Riding Hall, Tom and Vi look over the guns and mechanized equipment which many of the Troopers now mount instead of horses. Adding greatly to the spectacle at Sunday Parade, the tanks. ducks, jeeps. and other motorized equipment make a tremendous ap- peal to the imagination and interest of the large group of cadets. Instructed by Major Atkinson of the R.O.T.C. Department, these Troopers learn to drive and service the armored equipment and beccme acquainted with the basic principles of their tactical employment. VVhile Culver continues to maintain the troop of horse cavalry and has, in fact. intensified the training in horseman- ship, the Academy also keeps abreast of modern mili- tary developments. 94 THE old and the new stand side by side. FLW., fi S x df, ag I 4 T' ' '- -v - ii.. -.gy --5 1 G nw --:xp . , all N. 6 . Q.. t , gg, f , I y 0 V 1, , Y' lk Q fe fy I Wmym 'WW mm I M:- ' 'Q E 5554 ,N 4 :jfs 8, I Y 4 f X 5 ,5 , i Q 3 .2 'fl 1 W nw' 1' n y wan, k, X 1 if ll A . A 2 J 5. ff N.. -pw- .Q 4- L A FOR THE chief of section, gunner, and numbers one and two, a dry run on a lO5 is an interesting operation. It's not so much fun for the men on the tarp, but their turn will come in a moment. Culver' s Artillery Learns to Move, Shoot, Communicate 96 THAT Tom admits failure to understand the complexities of artillery need come as no surprise. The very name artillery is associated with the word artg and if the early specialists in big guns proudly insisted that they were artists, with how much greater justice may the modern ar- tillerist lay claim to the distinction. For he is expected to serve guns which compare with the old bombards much as a fine watch might com- pare with a sundial. In addition, he must be able to handle and care for all sorts of vehicles, to direct fire by processes which the renaissance gunners would not understand, and operate the most modern instruments of communication. It is traditionally the function of the artillery, in sup- port of the infantry, to shoot, move, and communicate. Culver teaches the red-stripers to do all three well. HWHAT are those fellows doing over there. Tom? Offhand I'd guess that they were posing for a picture for the 'Roll Call.' Otherwise it's hard to see why Kielton would be looking through a B.C.'scope straight into the front of the Armory. It must be quite a view he's gettingf' What's a B. C. 'scope? That I just happen to know. It's that affair that looks like a double periscope on a tripod. You get a kind of stereoscopic effect from it, and artillerymen use it to observe targets and watch their rounds. lt's quite a complicated affair. 0, 4 9543, .av T P TOM ls iight A B C scope is a complicated affair. So is the field telephone equipment which Jack Martinson and Rex Steele are using in the upper picture. Here to the left Sergeant Fowler goes into detail con- cerning the four-cycle engine, for the benefit of Hoover, Hilburn, Al- ban, and Concheso. In the Artillery it's Shoot. Communicate, Move: and it's a poor artilleryman who cannot do one as well as another. 97 f l 1 mlmimm 01:99 QV :I-A 6' 'gm 3 1 QX4 gi ZX -V sugar 3 W fxi U W 1 f Lv cj. X min jf 98 d E A Varsity Football Fuel The Running Track l f Y , -I + 1 Z , 77 ll 42355 1 if lli 1l'W' as Q3 W. . Q llllllllili QQ M I IE N O A . M X one ff.. -XX Q -1: 3Ull'x x mn G nun , EIO xr ll, QU 3 , ff! Y A ,f nb X vjw X NX . f ,X Q N 'M771' GN WIP? 131, fx- fn . Y 1 . . A R 3 nuf- sy-, J 4x 1' J' 145 DID you have a good football team? - U '4I'II say we did? Mussed an undefeated season by one point. We had , , , one ofthe best teams nn years. and the Corps was behund them to the Iimttf' 99 71931 I , a a 1 Q, xl, s , 1 ' ' S ' I 1 ' i 1 5 il tSH.-.f.+-931 3 g N 5 gli 155 . 2 5 u Z 1, M:-1,-.Upqgi 'N' U f 'f': mg: V . f, X R' Q L Q Q I . W 'div s'. fkkp ' 5 Q x 4 ' V' 'Q ' Q 4 L 5. . -' ,' I .VE I qg L, ,V . a , I . f , V ' ' 5 I fl' ' ' 6 V uunrui' V' Q fvmt T l 'Q gi IK. S If ' i Q 'I L I A 1 5yf,'fi Fl Emp . L., f..4,f.,M,,., f I 4 px A f'-,hi A X, AA,A N N 3 5 ' fy ,, , I , , k'fi,f177gQ 5 B :S I '1f 1 4 K -M - t , . f , Q , x - V. ' 1 in N , ,Vgw ' N '4 f-nw' 1 X ,' fw- HM W 4 sf , Q f ,' '44 - X..-.yu .0- ,,j , -f A f-sry. ,,a,w,k 9 f 4 'Q N.. W... .,,. , Q.. 4, ' S. Why, f with Tiger Tom Galvin, Alexander. Schaefer, McColgan, and Larimore. The ends were led by Dave Bartlett, who was high scorer with 48 points. Trapp, Loud. Nelson, and Dougher were the other essen- tial flanl-ters on both offense and defense. On Sept. 27, Culver opened against South Bend Catholic for the first home game. Charlie Brooks scored twice to start off the season, and Barney Poole gathered in an S. B. pass and raced 35 yards to end the scor- ing. S. B. C. scored midway in the third quarter for their single touchdown. Final score: 18-6. One week later, the corps witnessed the uncovering of another quarterback in Dave Selby. He ran, passed, and called a brilliant game as Poole was sidelined with injuries. Over Schlarman High School of Danville, Ill., Selby led the team, while Sampson's pile-driving tactics were gaining first downs. Bartlett and Brooks scored, while Sumner split the posts for the extra points. The fin- al tally was 33-0. At Morgan Park the team retained the gold helmet which is symbolic of football supremacy between the two schools. The game was marked by Jackson's running, Poole's and Selby's passing, defensive play by Alban, Alexander, Trapp, and Galvin, and Ted Loud's touchdown. The team left a dis- appointed Dad's day crowd with C.M.A, on top of a 29-0 score. On Oct. 18, the warriors met and conquer- ed St. Bede's Academy for the fourth win of the year. With the powerful running of Bill Sampson, Charlie Brooks, Jerry Jackson. and Barney Poole, Culver overcame St. Bede's in the second half to win 26-14. Seeking revenge for our sole defeat of 1952, Culver took the home field against Western THE RECORD Culver Opp. I8 South Bend Catholic ...-,,,,, , ,- 6 33 Schlarman High School ,,,,,,,.. - O 29 Morgan Park Military Academy ,,,. --- O 26 St, Bede's Academy ,,,,,..,... M- I4 Sl Western Hills High School .,,,, - O l3 Goshen ssc, ,,.,,.,,,,,., V, l4 lf St, lchn's Military Academy .,.. - O -17 Morton High School , ,,,,, ,- 6 214 RH -di 4 AT HOMECOMING the Alumni helped this year's cheerleaders stir up the Corps and urge the Flying Squadron to victory. ln the above picture an old grad kneels beside W. P. Story, Standing behind them are Cheer- leaders F. A. Brown, D. B. Allen, P, D, Wentworth, P. R. Calcaterra, and H. A. Bargeon. ANOTHER play in the Western Hills game found Vint Fountain trying very much by himself to elude a black-jerseyed tackler. Whether he succeeded or not is at this point unknown, but with all due respect to hard-running Fountain, the outcome is a matter of academic interest. Culver won the game by a score of 3l to O. - 4 V1 . Hills of Cincinnati, Ohio, on October 25. The whole team played in- spired ballg particularly meritorious were Bartlett's pass receiving, Poole's and Selby's passing, Jackson's, Sampsonls, and Brooks' run- ning and Bill Huckel's and Jim Dougher's defensive play. Selby pitched to Bartlett for the final T.D. to make the respective totals 31-0 and five wins. Going into the sixth game, the Flying Squadron faced Goshen on HalloWe'en night. Goshen took the lead and never relinquished it. Poole drove over in the second quarter to make it 14-7 in Goshen's favor. In the second half, Selby bulleted to Brooks who lateraled to Jackson who streaked around left end to score. The PAT was wide, and the first defeat came at the hands of a good team led by Pug Hoover. The scoreboard read 14-13 when the final gun sounded. The Maroon and White motored to Delafield, Wisconsin, to play St. John's Military Academy for the last trip of the season. Dis- tinguishing themselves favorably for C.M.A. were Sampson, Jack- son, and Brooks for their outstanding running. Brooks' punting av- eraged 45 yards against the wind. Bill Sampson scored his last touchdown of the year to bring his total to six for 36 points. Sumner did his usual superb job in the line, kicked extra points and added a field goal to his credit. In all, St. John's was out-played, out- passed, out-punted, and . . . well, beaten. The final sum was 17-0. In the final game of the 1953 season, Culver rolled over Morton High School of Hammond, Ind., 47-6. Culver started out strong and ended up stronger with Bartlett and Posejpal leading with two T.D.'s each. Robinson, Huckel, Hoffman, Fountain, Brunjes, and Childs toted the pigskin and did an excellent job. Selby and Brooks scored IO2 Team Spirit And HERE IT is Rick Strait scoring agazrist Morton High. HOLT carries the ball against Morton again to end their prep days on the gridiron along with 29 other first class men. Brooks wound up with a 45-yard punting average, Sumner with a 55 yard kicking average, and Charlie also led in rushing with 7.0 yards per try This terminated a successful season and also one during which the spirit and support were at an all-time high. T1 NN ' :L mx Y .,. , ,v PWA- 'V ' .. I x I, NR , , ' ' ' . .,.9 ' 4, ,Q 8 0 'st' 1' 1 ' s , 1' 45 Q. VA X, 'Jag 71 V- I P , 'z ff x iff. mf L k . lb ' Z' 1 . 44 ,Q Q 1 'A M, X , Q, ... JF. wh A 1. A F Sgt F. 'J 3 fl. 212 ,, f 5 Sw 1 ' ' U A , fifd R' 'f' XKAQQ :'Q7 3hF1' ,MLA ' -x ' E7 'll' 2 f M- 425 ea Z 33? 95? an 95 41 sa W as 5 5 . SB! ,5?Y ,37,gfE1.2 69 ?!'8x '5?N 91? Qrf V' 'safes' '-EMS? 'BBA A795 'si' fm I' , , . ,A .. . y A A, 4. f ff A ' W f .V , . 5 X ., 5 Egfr. ..-in ll... li . ,f 'Www , N ,, warm- A , - -fwy: .f , fa . Mw- TRACK SQUAD OF 1952. First row, from left to right: Ferguson, j. R., Fetner, R, H. Pew, A. W., Parks, C. C., johnson, C. j., Schonblom, j. E., Nixon, V., and Schram, D. C Second row: Wentworth, P. D. lmgr.I, Larimore, j. W., Calcaterra, P. R., jones, j. T. Dougher, j. P., Childs, D. L., Clark, j. W., Bing, j. E., Martin, A. P., jackson, j. M. Steele, R. B., and Captain A, C. Smith lcoachl, Third row: Barrett, C. D., Selby, D. K. Sumner, E. C., Ryall, j. H., Graham, R., Schonblorn, j. W., Wright, j. I., and Gentry, T, A Cross Country And Track Two running squads represent Culver. During the fall the Gentry- captained cross-country team lost some close ones to emerge with a record of four wins in ten attempts. At this writing the track team is getting into shape for an arduous spring schedule. Among the thin- clads of whom much is expected this season are Barrett 14401, Wright f440j, Johnson C880j, Kielton 18801, Frauenthal fmilej, Bartlett thur- dlesj, Hughes fpole vaultj, Steele thigh jumpj, Tu fbroad jumpj, Clark and Szesny fdashesj, Sumner tshotputj, Jackson and Calcaterra frelayj. With the help of Coaches Smith and Brown, such a squad should give an excellent account of itself. CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM: First row. from left to right: Olson, j. H., Wright, j, l., Schonblom, j. W.: Cen- try, T. A., Frauenthal, D. L., and Campbell, T, j. Second row: Pishnv, C. W. lmgrw , Captain Smith Icoachlg and Mr. Brown lasst. coachl. lO-l Troop B Regimental Football Champs FOR ONE game during the year, Tom Tells Vi, the varsity yields its gridiron to the ranking company teams. All fall the organiza- tions battle one another, seeking to gain the high honor of playing in the regimental game. Last fall it was Troop B versus Company C who battled it out on November 7. After a sharp, scoreless tus- sle, the combined efforts of Jesssie Jackson, 'AGoober Ruby, and D. B. Allen served to push the ball over for the only touchdown of the game, giving the Troopers cause aplenty to rejoice in an unde- feated season. Troop A Takes Soccer Honors A LITTLE way off, the company soccer teams fight their flashy battles. In this category it was Troop A who emerged victorious, their record scarred by only two ties. By reason of their six victor- ies, the Troopers edged out the Band, who had only five triumphs to their credit. The musicians, however, deserve much praise for their defeat-less season. This autumn witnessed a lot of good, fast soccer, and the winners and runners-up may take pride in their achievements. COMPANY FOOTBALL STANDINGS Company W L T Troop B ....... 5 O O C Company ..... 4 I 0 D Company .... 2 I I Battery A ...... 2 I I A Company .,.., 2 2 O B Company ..... I 2 I Battery B ...... I 3 O Troop A ....... O 3 I Band ..... ---O 4 O COMPANY SOCCER STANDINGS Company W L T ' Troop A -...... 6 O Il Band -......... 5 O 2 C Company ..... S I 2 A Company -.-- 4 I 3 Battery B ....-. 3 5 O D Company .--.- 2 6 O B Company -,,-- 2 6 O Battery A ------ 2 6 VT Troop B - - - - - I 5 2 IOS 2 i 6 fmmmmnml L -H My IWW 5 'Qi H in ll U Qi, x L ca 65 :IX T5 f MQ 4? X ? 4, I J LPXX WLM, IO6 Polo Fleld Lakeshore Parade Cround E A Baseball Dlamond The Oval The Front Lawn 1 ji' f- Qs .Fl I . , 1 I -s l ,fl A Z 'nf , V, I, QA EIMLJ Q23 1 1 lx if mf ul W f nx ' sl '30 JJ I 'mf ll R75-I E Q x e7 Q50 AQ' yf 492 4 e O e- p r Q omg g DD gl' 3 xp llxwix xl xx L3 O E wg ' filylil LW J 1 J U A? lap!! rr X 'dm Q w A ,,,-,, ww A S W X , 'ff ' mum l l Q K file H 5 . ff f U le: e fl 1 'b ,.,,,TI.'3w J... A , fy , MMM W . , A R wir' f' far Q Y .VX W 2 f U fl' f 6 1 4? 412, f fi -, wwf uw Can 1953 Crew Beat Last Yeaijs? IN THE shoulders of the returning lettermen to the right lies a large part of the answer to that question. From left to right they are: Runge, T., Hoover, L. R., Alexander, l. W., and Poole, l. G. At this writing, two of the chief problems facing Coach Roberts are to find a coxswain and to pick a stroke. Then there remains the all-important factor of weather. At present all concerned are praying for a lot of practice-time on the lake. IOS ABOVE IS last year's crew, the fastest since the war. DOWN by the boathouse, Tom and Vi find Colonel Roberts debating the question which constantly plagues him. Is it warm enough and smooth enough to send the crew out on the lake? Last year's eight did very well, beating five of seven opponents and losing by only four inches to the Wisconsin Frosh, one of the two who defeated Culver. This year the crew is in relatively good shape on paper, what with four lettermen and four J .V. men back. But they face the usual arduous schedule with no breathers. If the oarsmen are blessed with some of the unusually excellent weather which the crew en- joyed last year, they have a good chance of equalling or surpassing the 1952 record. Golf Team Boasts Six Returning Lettermen EACER to drive the first ball down the green are, from left to right: Martin- son, lg Floyd, M, B.3 Gorton, C.g Tway, R. C3 Schaefer, W. B. lcap- tainl g and Estrada, I. A., all returning Iettermen. Ga 1 UP ACROSS the road f1UI1l the crevx s quarters hes Culver s golf course Here Coach Erv Nelson IS seekmg at thls Wfltlflg to get the most out of the excellent materlal at h1s dlsposal In addltlon to the f1Ve l1nksmen shovxn above several of last year s reservlsts are on hand mtludxng Labo Valdes Lyle Shmn and Joe Z1mmern1an The cadets face a d1ff1cult schedule this year with such teams as St John s South Bend Central and LaPorte but undoubtedly the most severe test w1ll come toward the end of the season when the team ventures to Logansport for the Logansport Inv1tat1onal Tourney All have hlgh hopes for th1S year and should do well TO THE left lack Martrnson enjoys Captain Bruce Schaefefs disccmfiture as the latter seeks to get himself out of trouble. Nobody :an really blame lack, for it isn't often that Schaefer provides this sort of picture. IO9 'V . s., at A I A, S 'lf' U 45 s 4 Y 'nf it . 1 l , C, I C 4 Q- A ' tl K, ' I X' HERE IS a sight which few ever see a parade as viewed from the rear ln fact It IS rather too bad that more do not witness the behind the scenes 3CfIVIfIeS at these events for they are quite interesting Above the mechanized and horse cavalry and the Artillery present arms at the last parade nn the fall rm a I vvhule they will move out to pass In review Teamwork Counts ln parades And Sports IT IS A pleasant walk along Culvei s lakeshoie from the boathouse past the baseball diamond and the Naval School Building toward the center of the Campus Especially during the fall and spiing it is nice when the pieis and many boats used by the Summei Nay al School form inteiesting patterns on the lake to the left To the iight at a little distance the Riding Hall ranges its impressive length and to the Northwest the steeple of the Memorial Chapel towers above the trees. As Vi and Tom stroll along the path so familiar to company athletes going to and from practice and games, they watch the candidates for the varsity baseball team engaged under Coach Oliver's watchful eye in batting practise. We ought to have a good team this spring, says Tom. It's just like crew though, he adds, So much depends upon the weather. llO Varsity Nine Faces Fifteen Games PROBABLE Catcher MacKinnon, Captain Charlie Brooks, and Coach Russ Oliver look over trophies of past years. WHILE nobody cares to make any extensive prediction at the moment as to Culver s varsity baseball future this sprung nt does appear that the mn will be able to send some powerful stuckmen to the plate Whether Coach Oliver will fund moundsmen who can protect the positive contributions ex pected from the hitters remauns the bug pre season question WHEN this article appears, the Varsity Baseball Squad will have com pleted a rigorous fifteen-game schedule involving such diamond povu ers as South Bend's Riley and John Adams, Michigan City, Niles, and last but not least, the Faculty. At this writing no one will take it upon himself to make any far reaching predictions as to the future of our boys, but with Captain Charlie Brooks, John Robinson, Ted the hitless wonder Loud, Rocoff, MacKinnon Broock, Panella, Gottschalk, and newcomer Trapp, it is reasonable to assume that Coach O1iver's diamond nine will wield a wicked stick at the plate. At the present the Club's outstanding weakness is in its pitching staff. With no experienced men to work with, Coach Oliver must develop some winners from the group which started indoor practice on March 4. Whether Vollmar, Harmon. Sharbrough, or Brooks will make good on the mound come good weath- er, remains to be seen, but now it looks as if the team's future will ride on the strong arms of these moundsmen. .Aff wif! FROM Plebe Week until late spring, marching companies pound the Oval, Back Toward The Center Cf The Campus LEAVING the baseball team for the time being to work out their own future, Grendel and his girl con- tinue along the path as it takes them by the White Naval School Building. Quite a few of our R.O.T.C. classes meet in here, says Tom: Hbut it's used mostly by the Summer School. As you can see, it has been made to look like the superstructure of a ship. ON ARMISTICE DAY the Artillery established two lO5's on the Iakeshore to provide a thundering Zl -gun salute. ll2 '1'f1fl.Q 11? Wwe' A-'rs OC., . '- .Ag f s, Mm 'fe-3.'j',. a v ' s -V. ., wee: AGAINST the back- ground of the Naval School Building th c various organizations undergo an Hour of C h a r m, otherwise known as Drill. Fine Days Mean Drill On The Cval I GUESS I can see vaguely, comments Vi, why you call this the Oval. At least it seems to be half of an oval. So Tom explains that the running track not long ago enclosed this area and actually made an oval of it. HAnd you know how names stick, he con- tinues. Probably this will still be The Oval years from now when everyone will have forgotten why. He goes on to explain that it is here that the mili- tary organizations hold their close-order drill in fall and spring. It must he quite a sight, too, he adds. I wouldn't know, because I have always been a part of itf' PASSING between the files of cadets drawn up at pre- Sent arms, General Cignilliafs funeral procession threads its way around the Oval. The Band heads the column as it moves from the Chapel to Logansport Caro acrfs-, the Campus which the General loved So well The True Center of Culvers Day W TH The flflna of Tl'1e cannon and the ransmg of the flag Culver s day be gms Ur1tllRefreaf when arwoflwer blast of the gun accompanies the lowering the colors the a dominates The Campus ll4 mm nl A 1 I I -1 --fa V?-5 .- 4... 1 1J 1 ,1 I I .. .A .J . . , 1 , -1 Ax , 1 4 arg wr'-wk, 1 N ,,,,,.,1, ,'. K ',g.hf:gQb,'+ -pggqfhg .41 Q , -1 ,.,... ., 1. .11 -, ,'.f..,,,1 1, , M .44 U f' f 1. ,gfsf:.1 p, ' 1 ,f1ws3f,9f14'f A.AA 1- 1 -1 1 1 I .9-, ' I 1 Q 7 Nfl' K A9 11 11? E v ' ' , X1 H2 ,, - A 1 -ua U, ,.-,. ' Q ,,1 N ' , 1' - 1 '4 5 U- 1.-1' 1 A LI' ,f' S I 6,41 1 I , . , , . I - 1 lf A 1- 1,2 f 1 f 1 - +V -E - 4 e,, j,,9f . 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Thus is West Barrack .again Thafs Pershmg Walk ahead, We can get back to the Inn down that way , A-:sm-QW J DEFINED by the First Class Carden on the left and C. T. and Argonne on the right, Pershing Walk provides an area where daily the Infantry companies form for meals. This is a big Whefe The campus you people have. Ye Gods, What's thatln 'KOh, just some Band member playing with a trombone in the barracks Infantry F0fn151 there. Those fellows practice all the time, I guessf' Pershing 'Two companies, D and B3 but they seem to get used to it. Anyway, they ON November llth each year, Pershing Walk rings with the steps of the entire Corps as Infantry, Cavalry, and Artillery march to pay tribute to Culver's dead of Worlcl Vifar l. TI8 .i W 1's ,.-. ,Q - . .X A.,- 4' bf1QT lf 5-tif- kb- ,. pf f' A t .fp:,, ' , I ' 4' '11. wr. i jr 'fG, -- L 4, A JY'-ezyliiff' A The Battallon Staffs ln afzfgf CAPTAIN FIRST LIEUTENANTS SECOND LIEUTENANT BN STAFF SERCIEANT Troop CAPTAIN FIRST LIEUTENANTS SECOND LIEUTENANT BN STAFF SERCJEANT Arlzllegf CAPTAIN FIRST LIEUTENANTS BN STAFF SERCEANT Davld K S lby Charles K Mules Frank P Chandler Robert C Tway Nell T Peter Theodore R Vollmar EdgarR Puthuff john A Brooke Carrefrson Ell S ohm I-I Alb n Edward C Sumner Rex B Steele Marcus L Potter Donald L Frauentha A,-Wf-------,fY,v- jared M, jackson . -,-..A.,--A I ---------,Hfff-f-.,,j . a COMPANY OFFICERS Company Commander David Keith Selby First Lieutenants Calvin Nye Wade, jr, john Patrick Stokes Second Lieutenants john W. Alexander, jr, Y D Theodore Ewald Loud First Sergeant William Conrad Adkins .9 ff THIS, says Tom, indicating Argonne Barrack, is where D Anybody that gets in their way, No outfit has rnor Company lives, 'Fightin' D,' as they like to call themselves company spirit than D They really are good, too, with Selby as Captain and Colonel l-low about school spirit? Donnelly as Counselor. Plenty of that, They call their barracks 'Varsity Hotel Whom are they 'fightin' ' with? They prcyde more than their share to the varsity teams MPANY L0 Counselor Lt. Colonel Alfred j. Donnelly Assistant Counselor Captain james V, Miracle Cordon Counselor Major Raymond C. jurgensen i2O A1 ,nh .U I, 1-s x 1 . - . - ' 1 U , A , V - x Y 3 +215-f as-f -3: ::.:f?-,1 - 4 -1 un 3,4 i i l - V 'I 4 1 2 m ,'mn1'4n.slT nn f gil Z -4. x s v K ' '.4.,,... n-.uxfuu , H S , r I 5? xii' QW' R v-' 5 . Q .ln-Lvl: an 'U-D Q of H l f' '- 'W' L, rf' rg 4. 4 A If ff 1 in , W., , I , 42 fe ish x . an L f Y Y i.l .f ,P 43 mi' nga . -M - T -,. THE BAND First row, from left to right: Traver, D, R., Pishny, C. W.g Tyree, l. N.g Cowan I, D.g Thomas, T. A. g Strait, R, D.g Kirkdoffer, C. B.g Clark, l, W., Brunjes, C. F.g Welch, B. A. Dunn, P. M.g Weaver, R. R.g Reaves, L. E.g and Huff, A. W. Second row: Bessmer, D. A. Munn, F. 0.3 Perron, C. O.g Rice, F. E.g Holt, F. C., Milner, K. W., Mitchell, C. Eg Henricks D. j.g Hatfield, P. M., Wheeler, D, E.: and DeVault, I. L. Third row: Evans, R. W.g Gillette 1. F.g Guthrie, W, B., Schell, I. Ag Kraning, K. Kg Mulford, l-l. P., Clevenger, L. l-l.g Simons IN NO ACTIVITY does the Band bow to anyone. The musicians has e, in keeping with tradition, established themselves as athletes, scholars, and cam- pus figures. One of their men, Strait, this year shot his way to the National Rifle championship, hotly pursued by Clark, co-captain of the team. The latter also starred in track, served as president of the Choir, and helped Edi- tor Dunn with the Quill. Cum Laude scholar Brunjes lettered in football and wrestling. Welch, Thomas, and Pishny gave excellent assistance to varsity squads in managerial capacities. In their own domain, music, the Bandsmen have enjoyed an exceptionally successful year. To the eight varsity players who took all kinds of honors at district and state contests goes a special meed of credit. Also, the backbone of the Choir this year was made up of Bandsmen. Enjoying parties which were particularly well organized and devcting much time on principle, to their tape-recorders, the musicians had a lot cf fun in addition to everything else. WITH Colonel Miller, who this year will retire with the First Class, go the very best wishes of all who have known him. Mrs. Miller and he have earned. during the years that the Colonel has counfelled the organization, the real affection of their Bandsmen. Above he interrupts a casual conversation with Kirkdoffer and Clark to answer a busy telephone. ln the future may he enjoy many pleasant hours free from interruptions. lZ2 R. M., Latham, C. K., Cox, L. K., Lett, S. C., Cibbs, I. W., Reese, I. S., and Allen, l. L. Fourth row: Tinsay, A. M., Klasson, D, E., Roucher, I. A., Zimmerman, E. C., Reddig, C. R., Smith, A. C., Rourk, M. H., Pfeifer, I. F., Zimmerman, R, W., Cowan, I, A., Ingersoll, E. P., and Haines, Cr. H, BAND COUNSELORS Counselor Colonel George L. Miller Musical Directors Lt. Colonel Edward T. Payson Mr. Ralph Templeton Health and Athletics Mr. james D. Kohn Cordon Counselor Lt Commander john F. Roos THE BA D BAND OFFICERS Company Commander john XVintield Clark First Lieutenants Carl Frederick Brunies Brent Alphonso Welch, lr. Charles Brittson Kirkdoffer First Sergeant Richard Douglas Strait cf IT MAY be that this was what startled Vi back there. On the entire Campus there is no group like the Bandsmen for taking a busman's holiday. Here are Thomas, Welch, Strait, Pishny, and Brunies, engaged in a typical iam session, lZ3 The Language Department THE LANGUAGE FACULTY FIRST row. left to right: Major M. Uebelg Lt. Col. H. V, Davis: Colonel D. M. Mar- shal, Department Chairman: Major F. W. Walaitisg and Major B. L. Curry, Second row: Captain L. E. Stevensg Lt. Commander 1. F. Roosg Mr. A. C. Thomasg Mr. C. Uytte- brouckg and Captain R. S, Patch. Not shown: Major I. Mars. l24 HERE in C. T. and Argonne, remarks Tom, are the classrooms of the Language Department. I think I'l1 take you in and show them to you. They're new this year, and we like to show them off. How many languages are taught here? Four. French, Spanish, Latin, and German. I had two years of Lating but after Caesar, I went over to German with Major Walaitisf' As practically everyone else has done this year who has con- ducted visitors about the campus, Tom takes his guest in to see the new classrooms. Located on the ground floor of the two barracks and completed only last summer, these rooms offer models of what an up-to-date classroom can be for comfort, convenience, lighting, and study conditions in general. They're nice, all right, says Tom, but I haven't found the subjunctive any easier than it was last yearf' plana 9 i ,,.-ll A ' may 3 ,,.....4Y V A i 3 ag,-iw . ffff pf- - f' X K k P ,,. Av!-M ' A M , MQ, Q. , EQ I Xs2P ,A mi E r' -wg, .1 , ' Q 'fa P Q 5' LQ 51. -fl,--:4 HM Q.. U fr , 4, I - I - . . . kv , . , 4-ff , I I P . - - o ' I ' 1 f . ' , , . 1 - . . n O , 0 , , . . . - . . s 1 , . , . . . e ' ' ' ' 0 s - . . r A f L 'fra , .. T ' . , . .,. . - I I O 'I ' a a I I x 1 - - i W' ' s , ' ' I Q I 1 I ' g fs ll In I ,Ji Q. gl Q , H x ,Q V 9, Q 1 '.. ' f 'L 2 ' . Q Q V I X Q1 , s 3 x , 2 i ' 1 W' fu f I in 1 .. L ' .T f ' 9 ' 'M iff if if ff '21 f l 'R , . 3. -. . . ' ' x , , ' . rf r ' - . ' . . V' fl ' . . . ' ' , ' N I rw, . Q, 3 V 'Q' if ,, lk. I . . . . l 'lli ln' ' 0 4 1 s 4. P Q Y A - . 13 , '. Q 'Q 2, 3 -' 11: xi M . ' ' ' ' . - . . . . . ,I . 0 , ,A ' a Q 1 ' n - , , Q . gf' 5 F ' '....,, AI! 1. Q n 1 A n 41' ,F 4- X .1 'Wd fa 11, 2 A Q ,F CQMPA Y B THIS is another outfit that is trying hard for the Austin Trophy. What is the Austin Trophy? asks Vi. I told you earlier. The prize for best infantry drill. Major Stephenson, a West Point graduate, takes movies of B's drill just like a football coach. COMPANY OFFICERS Company Commander Donald Eugene Smith Regimental Personnel Officer lohn Lee Robinson First Lieutenant john Whitfield McLemore Second Lieutenants Richard David Sabel james Porter Holtz Robert Newell Crantvedt Robert Chester Tway First Sergeant William Capers Greer IN fact, Tom continues, this company has quite a staff of counselors. Major Edgell can do almost anything he sets his hand to from coaching fencing to teaching English. You should see the Homecoming decorations that he and Smith and Sabel rigged up. COMPANY COUNSELORS Counselor Major john F. Edgell Military Counselor Major Edward Stephenson Health and Athletics Major Walter O. Collnick IZ7 2 li 5 ummnmmi ,DQ QCQQM W lllll H pg I-J' all be rigid OOO C7 D X 1 Yilb m f U 'Z a Q QUT! V,k, lf gi. X 1 8 2 v f g QCKEE Yes .... 1 W X LP-'lx The 'llemorlal Bulldlhg lufth L labs Quarters 'VI nxmkuckee Inn E A The Qhack The I4 lrbt Class Farden 'Q e w , ' I I 'fl ,'ll 'f fig.. K J he Te T: e el K' :nw if HU1,II,!UM4 . 3 :ag --7 L19 J ,,, ATS 'Q efee f 29554 x Q Uno . an U 3 mvl 'll' iw Q9 Qu n Q i3V W?9ZiElo !!,iiXQ Ydzx Q IH? J f XTX A 1 ,wil 'll rl , Q I 1 T f N ,.. 3 WW Q jjjN f y jjy! WEN M ,I A R BWI P? 29' . .f , i '+I 'f ? '1i: -2 jiyfw' -H-.' ' 3' Wx, Q., ,nv x AFTER salutmg the CoNd Star, Tom fakes V1 mto the Memorial Buuldmg, Metaeque Accipimus Nile? Xxx?- , Www 09. -' , , JM -': t M-.N V, .9 ' . ,M a ' x n , . . A, 1 .- ',.fna 45- dedicated to the Culver men who fe-II m World War I , nf . A F 'Q 1. va-y - I 15 I, W Qu '94-.QSM ,va 4 129 Where Qld Experience STOPPING for a drink at the curious foun- tain in the basement of the Memorial Build- ing, Tom tells Vi something of the History Department, whose realm they are invading. In terms of numbers it is one of Culver's smaller faculty groups, but in terms of the jobs these men do, it is one of the most im- portant. It is down here that cadets, puffing and blowing after the lonk trek from the Math and English Buildings, become ac- quainted with the story of man, his successes and failures, his social experiments, and his wisdom gained arduously from experience. Besides all this, adds Grendel, 'ithe History Department carries a lot of the weight of the course in American Democ- racy. Not only do they deliver a good many of the Saturday morning lectures, but they hold preceptorials to discuss the material covered in the lecturesf, Becomes New Vxfisdom l3O IN THE quiet of the Chapter Room, Mr. Bingham, one of the History Departments new in- structors, conducts a discussion of the privileges and responsi- bilities incident to citizenship in democratic America. For such a seminar it would be difficult to find a setting more appropriate than the Memorial Building, de- dicated to the men who died for i the very principles under con- sideration. A STORY of mankind with a beginning, a middle, and an end, Ancient History can be the most valuable subject that jones and his classmates may ever study, Not that it is easy, what with its difficult proper nouns and its emphasis on fundamental things, but Mr. Moore may be counted upon to make the road as smooth as possible. The History Department THERE are a good many more things that might be said about Culverls His- tory Department. For instance, the man who heads it, Colonel Bishop, be- sides being a Rhodes Scholar and one of the best read men on Campus, is this year the President of the American Lawn Tennis Association. To A Bat- tery's basketball team, Colonel McMinn is primarily the coach who helped them gain th e regimental championship. Colonel Leland each day leaves his classes in history to return to his task of supervising the Fifth Classmen. It is a busy and versatile group. P 7 ONE OF Culver's veteran teachers, Colonel Leland is an amiable encyclopedia of historic, economic, and geographic facts. Anyone watching him referee a football game, however, would perceive that he carries his knowledge with ease. THE MEMBERS of the History De- Dartment in the lounge of the Memorial Building, From left tc rljht they are Mr, lchn W. Bing- hamg Mr. Lewis K. Moorel Mf- l-lugh M. Ayerg l.t. Colonel james l-l. Bishop, Department Chairman: Cclcnel Wallace E. Lelandg and Lt. Coonel Charles S. Mclvlinn. l3l ALTHOUGH General Cignillnat has passed away, his spirit continues to exert its influence over Culver, Be- neath the Library's portrait of the Academy's I a t e Superintendent Emeritus, the members of the pre- sent Corps seek to meet the high standards which the General foster- ed and represented, IT IS Major Myers, Culver's librarian, who conducts Tom and his girl about the Memorial Building. Here is the library where students find the books and the quiet which they require for English term papers, history research assignments, and the satisfaction of personal interests. Across the hall the comfortable lounge provides a place where cadets and guests may sit down and rest. And upstairs are the rooms in which the Board of Trustees and such groups as the Honor Council meet. The latter, one of the most highly respected organizations in the school, has this year achieved an outstanding record in its effort to impress upon all students the desirability of an honor system which is accepted as an intrinsic element of Culver life. l32 The Honor Council Seated from left to right: R. D. Strait: l. I.. Robunsong R. L. Haumang I.. R. l-looverg C. F. Brunyesg l. C. Tappang W, A. Sampiong l. Ct. Poole, D. K. Selbyg 1, M. jackson, 1. l-l. Albang W, L, Cross: and l. A. Brown. Standing: A. E. Strauchg E. A. Burns, 1. I.. Wilson, W, B. Davisg and M. Brostella. Z First row, from left to right: Arnpudia, E., Beltrarn, L, A., Waldheim, W. W., Currie, R. D., O'Malley, P. L., Tomion, j. C., Flexer I. P., and Maclienna, l. S. Second row: Nannes, C. E., Potter, Ci. D., Mueller, W. C., Murray, D. I., Mahler, E. R., Bachman, E. W, Schafer, H. C., Nies, I. D., Castillo, R., Lippincott, D, L., and Rios, A. C. Third row: Lutz, R. S., Hinkson, C. H., Walden, D. D., Rom- ney, C., Csernai, K. P., Neal, L. A., McKinney, C. S., Botts, F. L.g Mason, j, W., and Moreland, S, Fourth row: Haley, P. E., Valentine K. M., Root, R. H., jacobs, H, M., Williams, S., Loud, B, M., Thompson, L. T., Hoops. D., Cozzoli, j. D., Thurston, W. R., Smith C- RJ PIls9.0.1 Lamey, l. M., Moore, C. I., Agge. S. H., and Turner, T. E. The Fifth Class VVALKING back to the Inn. Tom and Vi pass the East Lodge, home of the Fifth Class. Twice as large as the preceding class this year's group of eighth graders has established a definite place for itself in the Corps. Academically many have done very well. At this writing the Fifth Class has held two dances and will enjoy a third at their private commencement. For athletic purposes the group was divided in September into four units which have battled all year with each other for the Fifth Class championship. EARLY in their Culver careers, the Fifth Claggrnen learn suCh rzutirte mat- tcrs as taking, care of their rooms and on farms ard czirg a ccrrecr ,rp n I- :aicrly ciqty The lnn And The Shack AT THE beginning and end of the journey lies the Inn Here Tom and Vi began their walk, and now they return to be greeted with characteristic cheer- fulness by Miss Shetterly. Tired as they are, they, like everyone else, cannot help but respond to her jollity, Nor are they averse to settling down on the comfortable chairs in the bright lobby. For many years and particularly since it was renovated a few seasons ago, the Inn has offered an ideal spot for cadets and guests who wish to relax after parades, exhibitions, and sightseeing tours. Situated on the shore of the lake, it provides an excellent view from its large picture window or from its spacious porchg and Tom and Vi are, for the time, content to enjoy it. WHEREVER MISS SHETTERLY is, there is likely to be good humor, To judge from the amusement of Tappan and his party, she and Trapp must be making quite an event ct the usually routine operation of cashing a check. AT THE SHACK. adiacent to the Inn, one can get a meal and enjoy a splendid view out over CuIver's lake. To the right is a Small part of the Thanksgiving crowd. The scene, however, might be repeated any weekendg and it will not be long until the Commencement throng will again till the Shack. l3-l ' fx The First Class Song 0 9 Let's wander once more to the walk by the shore, With a pal from the Corps or a girl we adore. Fellows with blue stripes, with yellow and red, YVhen horses and rifles and caissons have fled. Let's sing one more song for the days that are gone, For the hours are not long, 'til that last kiss at dawn VVe've spent joyful years, tonight brings a tear, then-- The Old Iron Gate. 6 lf QL IA 1 4 lKKVlVNi1 I I IKQVMOBI V X9 I if The Indlvldual Record Of Achles ement Of The Class Of 195 THE Ton ards 'I' e R Iron Gate C L A S S M e, Ve,, Va 'E .... . ........ .J H 55 454 bib 4 A 7 h F I s T X . 'Q M Q Ks . 0 Q' x ' 'Q 'a ,. -s, . - 'f'3i: '-'Nb at '-as 'NPS I 5. A .QmQS'5' , ,'.. 3- s . Q u 0 .1 . .ht Q. x - X X 'x' i s .tl x - xx S Q' - ' . , SQSQQQ K9 5 ' . T' -J Q1 W .s4 . 5 . 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AV Z' Y 4 ' A s e ' . 3 44 Q si Q ig y 4 , if l ' 1 THE FIRST CLASS 1953 l38 CHARLES PHILLIPS ADKINS Coldwater Ohuo Company A Four years of servuce Varslty athletics Football llll ll Letter ll Company athletlcs F otball llV llll B all lIV ll a ew l V a Bo Ill Swumm ll Mlscellaneous H p Club Ill Honor ard lll Sgt ll Mnhtary Prlvate lVJ Private Flrst Class lllll Battalion Staff Ser geant llll Fnrst Lleutenant Ill ANGEL MIGUEL AIXALA Havana Cuba Troop B Four years of servnce Varslty ath letlcs Polo llll L tterll IJ jumpnng et t lll Il Capt ll Company athlehcs zmmmg llV lll ll B xln uash HV Ill S ccer IIV llll Basketball llV llll S eet Volle a IV ll Wres tlnng IIV llll Muscellaneous Lancers llll Mllltary Prlvae urs ass Corporal llll Sergeant lll IOHN HOWARD ALBAN IR Shreveport Louuslana Battery A Four years of servlce Varsity athletics Football lLetters ll ll Wrestlmg lLetters ll ll Ce IC R llll Company athletlcs Football llV llll B all llV llll Baseball Softball HV I restllng llll eyball llV Crew llll Mnscellaneous Cadet Club lll H nor Councnl lll F ur Gun Drnll llll ll Executave Officer Ill Mnlltary PrnvatellVl Prnvate Fnrst Class lllll Staff Sergeant llll Ca tam lll IOHN W ALEXANDER Chehalns Washnng ton Company D Three years of service Academlc Snlver A llll Varsity athletucs Football lLetter ll Wrestlung lLetter ll ll Cew lLetter ll I Company athletlcs otball llll res mg cellaneous Honor Guard lPruvate ll Mull P vate IIV llll Corporal lll ec ond Lneutenant Ill DAVID BELL ALLEN Malvern Pennsylvan a Troop B Three years of service Varslty ath lehcs Cheer Leader lLetter ll Company at etlcs Football llll ll ll Wrestl g ill s etball ll ll Mnlutary Prnvae l Prnvate Furs C ass PETER IOHN ALLEN Houston Texas Com pany C One year of service Company ath Ietlcs Football lll Basketball lll Mnlutary Prnvate lll THE FIRST CLASS ' 1953 DAVID STEWART ANGER Rochester Much :gan BatteryA Four years of servxce Com pany athletncs Football IIV Ill II Il Bas all IIV I Il ll Baseball and ot V IJ Mllltary Prlvat Pruvate Flrst Class lllll Lance Corporal I Corporal I WALLACE PHILIP ARDUSSI Rocky Ruver Ohlo Troop B Two years of service Varsuty athletncs Rufle III Il Company athlehcs cer lll e Miscellaneous Chour llll Auto Cl b Ill Muhtary Prlvate llll Corporal lll THEODOREC AUMAN Wyomlsslng Penn sylvanna Troop A Four years of servuce Varsnty athlehcs Iurnplng lllll Company etlcs Cew IIII I I Boxmg IIV Illl Mnlltary Prnvate urs Class lllll Lance Corporal llll Sergeant HERBERT ALEXANDER BARGEON IR Or Iando Florida Company C Two years of servuce Varsnty athletncs Cheerleader lLet ter Il Company athlehcs Football III IJ xung llll Track lll a So ball lll Il Mllntary Prlvate llll Cor p ral Ill IACKL BARNES Elwood Indiana Company B Two years of servnce Company athlehcs Wrestlnng llll So cer llll Crew Ill Mus cellaneous Cordon III Il Mulltary Private llll Prlvate Fnrst Class Ill DAVID DREW BARTLETT Beverly Hulls Calnfornla CompanyB Three years of serv :ce Varsity athletics Swnmmmg lLetter II tam ll Football lLetter ll ll Trac IL tter II I Company athletics Basket a se a I wnmmung lllll Mhtary Prlvate IIII Il Sergeant Ill O O O HJ. IUQIU-U, TYJEIURST CLASS 'l953 l4O 0 O 9 IAMES EDMUND BAUM Pittsburgh Penn sylvanla Company B Three years of servnce Varslty athletncs Wrestllng lllll Company athletics Wrestlung lll Soccer llll Mrs cellaneous Honor Guard lPrlvate ll Mull Pr vate I Lance Cor oral Corporal I I I DAVID CHRISTMAN BERC Mt Lebanon Pennsylvanra Battery B Three years of serv :ce Varsrty athletrcs Wrestlung llll Letter Company athletics F otball llll restllng III B et a I seball llll a Track lll Il Volleyball lll Mrscellaneous r on llll I I Mull Pruvate F rst Class llll Corporal I I I DONALD LOWELL BIGGERS Wnnter Car den Floruda Company A Two years of serv ace Varsrty athletics Swnrnmnng lll Il Cew III ll Company athletics Football Il C w Ill Miscellaneous Chonr Il Mrlrtary Corporal Ill IOHN EDWARD BING Maywood Illnnous Company B Three years of servlce Varsrty athletrcs Track llll CR ll ll Cross Coun ty ICR Il Company athletrcs Soccer a I o w n restllng lllll Volleyball llll I IS c aneous Great Books Club llll II Il Vedette lReporter Ill II News Edltor Il ulll llll ll Assnstant Business Manager all or Ill Chrls n Scnence Cordon llll II Presldent Il I-lonor ard Ill Ml: ary Prlvate ll I Prlvae First Class llll Regimental Sergeant Major THOMAS CARTH BIXBY Fort Wayne In dlana Company A Four years ot servuce Company athletrcs Golf lllll Rfle llll ot a e a xung llll Baseball IV Track I V eyball llll II Il Mrscellaneous op ub ll Honor Guard l Corporal Mllltary Pruvate Flrst Class lllll Sergeant Il Fvrst Lueutenanf I BERNARD LEE BOB0 Grove Cnty Pennsyl vanla Company C Four years of service ademlc Snlver A IIV Ill I um Laude Varsity athletics Cew Ill I V Letter ll Company athletrcs Squash lll otball 1 ew o lyall lllll Soccer Ill Mrscellaneous Cordon IIVI Honor Guard lll Color Ser geant Il Mrlltary Pruvate IIVI Prlvate Fnrst Class lllll Sergeant llll Lleutenant THE FIRST CLASS 1953 DANIEL LIGHTNER BOONE Washnngton D C Company B Two years of servlce Varslty athletics Crew HII Company ath :cs Rfle Wr I g II Swurn ng HII Muscellaneous Chonr HI Mllu Private HI IOHN SMITH BORCES Mulwaukee Wnscon sm Battery B Four years of servuce Com pany athletics Sccer HII ll II Basket I mg HVI Colt HI II Mnscellaneous Cor don Councul Quarterback Roll Call Four n Drnll I II Mllltary Private IVI vate F st Class HI Ser eant Second Lueutenant HI ALFRED CHRISTIAN BOWEN jacksonvnlle Floruda Company B Two years of servlce Varslty athletucs Swnmmxng HI Company athletucs Football HI Sw1rnmIngHII Golf HII Mlscellaneous Chour HII Mnlutary Prlvate IIII Prlvate Fnrst Class HI MICHAEL ROBERT BOSWELL Dayton Ohlo Battery A Three years of servnce Varslty athletrcs Wrestlung HI Company restlnng HI II f I II Mull r Prnvate HIII Prlvate Furst Class HII Lance Corporal HI RUSSELL BROADDUS Loulsvnlle Kentucky Battery B Three years of servnce Company at etlcs F tball HII II II Wrest g a Mrhtary Prlvate HIII Lance Corporal III BOWEN RICE BROOCK Bloomfield Halls Muchsgan Company D Four years of serv :ce Varsnty athletlcs Cross Country lLet I Bas II II Letter II pany athletucs Soccer HVI Fo tball HI etball HV Ill B I ball II Wrest I Squa IV IIII Track HVI a b HVI Mrscellaneous Chonr HV III III German Club HIII Honor Guard HI Corporal II Mrlntary Prnvate HVI Prnvate st Class HII rporal I 0 let' : i Hl.Ig estln H 5 ' - mi l . : , . ..- tary: ' ,II. A ' I 0 . . : I - ball HII, ll. II 5 Volleyball HII, Il, I gBox- Cu ' II, . ' 1 ' ' I 5 Pri ir llg g llllg athletics: Football HII, II, IIg Rifle HIIIQ W ' , gCOl.llII,I, . tay: rf hl ' :I oo , , 1. lin I HII, IIIQ Track HIIQ Baseb ll HII, II, II, II. ' ' ' ter'I I, mg eball Ill , , .com- ' : C 0 1 Bask , ,II, IIQ ox'ng HV, III, III: Volley HV, Ill, ll, 3 ling Hll,I 5 shl , 3 :B se- 'A all . ' : I . . Fur I Ig Co. Il, II., THE FIRST CLASS 1953 l42 IOHN A BROOKE Oak Park lllunous Troop A Two and one half years of servnce Varslty athlehcs Football lLetter ll ll Basketball T I Captam ll Company athletucs Volleyball Il Swnmmtn Ill Basket a lll ll Mnscellaneous Cholr lllll Cordon llll ll ll Vedette lll Beason Hall House Commlttee lll Mechantzed Commander lll Mllltary Prnvate lllll Lance Corporal llll Second Lieutenant lll CHARLES EDWIN BROOKS Marshall Much: gan Battery B Four years of servlce Varslty athletlcs Football lLetter lll ll Co Captaln Ba etball lLetter Ill I Captann I Baseball lLetter Ill ll Captain ll Company athletncs Football llVl Basketball llVl Baseball llVl Softball llVl Volleyball IIV Bo V Sw Track llVl Mlscellaneous Secretary Treas urer Second Class Secretary Treasurer Furst Class Cadet Club lll ll Vuce Presud nt Hop Club lll Treasurer Cordon Councll lll Board of Governors lll Ingram Sword Fo un Drnll I Sergeant tary Prnvate llVl Prlvate Fnrst Class lllll Battallon Staff Sergeant llll Regnrnental Ad u ant ll DONALD CLYDE BROWN Puttsburgh Penn ylvanla Company D Four years of servlce ademlc SllverA llll ll CoIdA llll Varsuty athletlcs Asslstant Varslty Boxmg Manager llV llll Company athletics Soc r l V ll Volleyball Ref eyball t a ll Muscellaneous Roll Call lll Prolectuon s Club lll Honor Cuard lll ll Mall ry Private IIVI Private Frrst Class lllll Lance Corporal llll F ABBOTT BROWN IR Evanston llllnols Battery A Four years of servlce Varsnty athlehcs Cheerleader lLetter ll Company ehcs Football llV lll lll Cew lll nnus llV I B e a ac V a Bas ball Illl Wrestlun Ill Mlsce Ianeous Vedette lll ll Four C-un Drnll lll M :tary Private llV Illl Corporal llll Sergeant lll THOMAS PAUL BRUNDRETT Austm Tex as Company B Two years of servnce Com pany athlehcs Football Basketball Volley ball Softball Baseball Mnhtary Prnvate llll Prnvate Flrst Class lll CARL FREDERICK BRUNIES Hartsdale New York Band Three years ot servxce Aca mlc SllverA llll ll CodA ll Laude Varsity athletlcs Football lll Let W estlmg lll ter ll pany athletlcs Football lllll Baseball llll lll Wrestllng lllll Muscellaneous Chonr Dance an I ll Cor on ll Fnrst Class Com o I On o C-uard lll Mllltary Prlvate lllll er geant llll Fnrst Lleutenant lll O 9 O O I lllllg Polo lu, llg ennis'lLetter lll, ll, . lylll, Il, 5' ' eg lm, f b ll ll: Sk ,l.' -' I: ul, llg xing ll lg imrning uv,1ul2 ': I . 1-' Ie H. m2 ,ur-C A Il, H' ll. Mala- lw'flV,i' I I I- - Ac Z: ' I, 5 . ,lllj ce I ,lIl,'ll, Q efee' uni , lllg Basketball lllg Baseball IIV, lll, Il, llgVoll lu, llg sofb u luv, lu, ll, itj 3 I' I , I. ta : athl ' , , 3 ,Ilg Te ' . ll, ul: ask tb ll luv, lll, n, llg Tr k lm, lllg oneyb ll uv, lll, lllg e I 5 'g . ' I- ir I ' ',' 4- Q de : ' I , lg I ll Ig Cum . ter lllg r ' I, .Let ll, .,Com- llll',Il,llg B-dtlIl,l, 5' d lm, ll, 5 ' b um gl-I - r . : ' QS - TI-IE FIRST CLASS 1953 PAUL RICHARD CALCATERRA Detroit Michigan Troop B Four years of service Varsity athletics Track llV lll Letter ll Il Cheerleader lLetter Il Company athletics otball IIV Bask Wrestling Illl ll Miscellaneous Board of Governors of Beason Hall Cadet Club Mil: ta P vate F st Class lllll Lance Cor ral ill Serg ant IAMESC CAMPBELL Larned Kansas Troop B Three years of service Academic Silver V I etlcs P lo Company athletics Swimming ill Miscel Ianeous Lancers lll Military Private llll lll Private First Class lll FRANK PATTERSON CHANDLER Oklahoma City Oklahoma Company A Four years of service Varsity athletics Basketball lll er Il nnis I V I lll Compan etics Football llV lll ll Bas et V w in I all ll ll So t a I I I Miscellaneous Dramatics Club Vedette Reporter Westminster Fellowship Cordon Group Honor Guard lll Squad Leader ll Military Private IIVI Private First Class I Serg an llll Bn Supply Lieu en l DAVID L CHILDS Steubenville Ohio Com pany D Two years of service Varsity ath ics Track Il Foot a lLe er Company athletics F otball llll Militar P vate llll Private First Class lll IOSE SIDECO CHIOCO Manila Philippines. Battery A. Two Years of service. Company etics: Soccer lll, ' Bas etball lll, Military: Private llll 3 Private First Class lll, IOHN WINFIELD CLARK Indianapolis, ln- diana. Band. Four years of service. Varsity athletics: Rifle IIV Letter lll Il Co-Captain ' ack I Letter ll, ll. Company etics: Crew IIVII S ccer llll, , ' R' e IIV llll ' Football lll, Miscellaneous: nce Band IIV lll, C -le der l 3 C oir Vice Prei n , Presid n ' ette IIV, lllg n B nd llll ' Cadet Club lll ' Quill llfxssociate Editor II' Honor Guard I . Military: Private IIVI' P 'vate First Class lllll ' First Sergeant 'll I' Ca tain I I I . I-I THE FIRST CLASS 1953 I44 M! ff!! W Q AURELIO FERNANDEZ CONCHESO IR Washlngton D C Battery B Four years o servnce A ademlc Snlver A Illl Ill Cold A Illl Cum Laude Varsnty athletlcs Box V S lmmlng Ill Ill Wrestln II Crew Il V ll Il Company athle rcs cer IlV lll res un S nmmung Ill I Boxnng IIVI Volleyball C ew I a e b IIV Softball IIVI Mlscellaneous ette I ll I I ll Call I I Four n l Corpora ll Mllltary Prlva e I I P vate Flrst Cass llll Corpora BYRON GRAY CROCKER Brady Texas Troop B Two years of servnce Varsnty ath letlcs Polo Illl Company athletlcs Foot b Ill ll Wrestlung Ill Mnhtary Prnva e I Prlvate Furs C ass DANIEL H DAHL South Bend lndlana Company C Four years of servuce Aca mlc Sllver A IlVl old A I um Laude Varslty athletics Wrestllng IIV lll Letter ll ll Company athletics Soccer IIV I B ttball V ennls V ey a I I Bowlung Illl ll Track Ill Mnscellaneous Vedette IIV lll Company Representatnve Ill Episcopal Servers Guild Cordon Honor Guard Ill Asslstant Squad Leader Il Mull tary Pruvate IIVI Pruvate Furst Class Illll Lance Corporal Illl Sergeant Ill IAMESB DALEY Rawlms Wyoming Com pany B Three years of servuce Academic Sulver A Illl Company athletlcs Football ac et a Volleyball l Boxing Illll Wrestnn Illll Mlscellaneous Honor Guard IPrnvate ll Mnhtary Pr vate Illll Lance Corporal Serge nt IOHN DOUGLASS DAVIS, Cleveland, Ohlo Company A Three years of servlce Varsuty a etucs Tack Illl , Wrestlrng Ill, ompany athletucs F otball Illl, ll, I restlung Illl, , , , M :tary Private Illll, Prlvate Furst Cass IOHN LEE DOLZA. Davlsburg, Mlchlgan Troop A Three years of servlce Company athletics Wrestlang Illl, Boxmg Illl Football Illl , Basketball Ill Mlscellaneous Chour Illl, Rough Rndung Illl Mllltary Prnvate Illll , Prnvate First Class Ill, ll 0 O 5 O 5 , ' . c ': ' , . 1 G ' ing Illlg w' 'I I, g I l' g ' I 3 . . , . t' : Soc , ,ll,llgW tl'gIlll,llg I W' ' . I: ' 1 IllllgTrack IIV, llllg r llll QBS- all Ig , ' : Ved , gRo Ill, 3 -Gun Dr'll Il, l . : ' t IV Q ri ' l I 3 l Illlg Second Lieutenant Ill. all I, 5 I ' . :l ' t Ill g ' ' t I Ill. de ': ' I :C -Ill-Q C nl, ll, ngwfesrlsng Inv, lll, '11, lug Rue A V IIV, llllg aseball and So Il ,lll, ll, V. llg Table T ' Ill, llg oll b ll I g IIll,Il,llgTr k llllgBask bll Illl, ll, II: Il 1 ' 3 I' g . : i I 3 Illlg a Ill. thl ' : Ar I' ' l ll. C ' : o I: W ' Il Il' Track Illl ll, ll. ir : ' h ' ' I Ill Il. TI-IE FIRST CLASS 1953 IAMES PAUL DOUGHER Cleveland Ohlo Troop B Three years of servnce Vavsuty ath etucs Track Illl Letter II Il Football Ill Lett ll Company athlehcs Boxung Il Mllltary Prlvae Illll Lance or ral Il J Sergeant II IOHN DOUGLAS DRAKE Anderson Indiana Company D Three years of servuce Varslty athletucs Track ICR II ll Company ath ucs Football Illl I Wres Ing eyball Illl as etball Illl wnmrnung Illl I B se all I I ot xnn T ac I s cellaneous Honor Guard Ill Mulntary Lance Corporal Illl Corporal Ill MARK CATON DULL Plasnfleld New Ier sey Battery B Four years of servuce Varsity athletics Boxnng IC R IV llll Crew Ij V ll ll Company athletics Football IIV lll Il Wrestling III Swimming IIII III ox Ing IIV ll Crew Illll Muscellaneous Ve te Ill R Ca Illl Radlo u ur Gun D ll III ll Mllltary Pruvate IIVI Prlvate Fnrst Class Illll Lance Cor poral Illl Second Lieutenant Ill IOHN BENTLEY DUNBAR IR San Pedro Calnfornna Battery B Three years of servnce Company athletncs Football Illl ll ll S etball IIII Boxln IIII Trac II Muscellaneous Four Gun Drnll Ill Mlhtary Prnvate Illll Lance Corporal Illl Sergeant Ill PETER MARTYN DUNN Salem lllnnons Band Four years of service Varsnty athletlcs Boxlng IReserve Letter llll Company ath :cs Soccer IIV lll Foot a ash V xmg IIV ll Stllng IV eyball IIV III ack IIV II eball V Il Swlmmln Mlscellaneous Quull IAssocnate Editor ll Edntor rn Chnef ll Vedette Ill Chonr Illl D nce Band Illl Ill Duxueland Band IIII gry Fuve Il on I V Mllltary Prrvate IIVI Private lrst Class Illll Lance Corporal Illl Corporal DUANE DENNIS EICHSTAEDT Knox I duana Battery A Two years of servnce Varsnty athletncs Football Manager IC R ll Letter ll Company athletncs Basketball Ill ball Mllltar P va e I Pruvate Flrst Class Ill I4 THE FIRST CLASS 1953 I4 IUAN ANTONIO ESTRADA Gomez Palacno Durango Mexuco Company C Two years of servuce Varsity athletucs Wrestltng lRe serve lll Colf lLetter ll ll Company ath :cs S cer lll r st un s etball lll Volleyball lll ll Mull r vate lll Cor oral 1 IOHN A FARRELL Fort Worth Texas Troop B Two years of servlce Varslty ath Ietlcs lumpmg llll Company athlehcs cer lll s etball l e Mlscellaneous Cordon l I J Roughrudmg Lancers lll Mllltary Pruvate llll Pruvate Fnrst Class lll IOHN LAWRENCE FINLEY lvlemphns Ten nessee TroopB Three years of servuce Vars athletncs Polo llll ll l lumplng Tenms lllll Company athletlcs Football ccer xnn ew t a Swummmg llll lll Mnscellaneous Roll Call lll Busnness Ed tor ll L ncers lll ll Mull ta Prlvate lllll Corporal llll Second Lueutenant lll TOM FORD Bay Vullage Ohlo Battery B Two years of servuce Company athletucs otball lll B eball IJ Box B all l l Mllltary Prlva Private First Class lll VINTON E FOUNTAIN Tarboro North Carollna Battery B Two years of service Varsnty athletics Basketball lLetter ll Foot ball lll Letter Il Company athletucs Foot a V ey a Tennus llll Softball llll Mulltary Prlvate lll Pruvate Fnrst Class ll ROBERT PAYSON FUCITT McLean Vnr gunna Company A Two years of servtce Varsity athletics Rifle lCR ll ll Company etlcs Soccer lll ll Rfle lll ll ball and Baseball llll Mlscellaneous Radro Club lll Cordon Councnl lll Mlhtary Pr vate llll Sergeant lll ' 0 O O O I 1 . , q ' ' 2 Q ' let' : oc ,llgWe lg lll, llg Bak 1 , . ray: Pri Ig p ll. I ' : V ' . h ' : Soc ,Ilg Bak ll gRifl lllll. ity A- ' : . , ,lg '. lll? -, f V lllllg So q llll, ll, llg Bo' glllll, llg ' , y ' Basketball lllllg Baseball llll, llg Rifle A lll-I, lllJgCr lllllgSofbll llll, ll, llg Y , 'i - 3 a l ..- Arvr ' 1 3 Fo , llg asklt lll, g ing llllg aseb lll, . : A te llllg lf ' ball ull: Baseball llllg oll bu' mfg I g ' I ' Ul. ' athl ' : , 3 1 il I I Soft- . A A ' nu .: F- 6 THE FIRST CLASS 1953 ROBERT CLYDE GASKILL Snyder New York Battery A Three years of servnce ompany athletncs Football Ill I uash lll Ml :tary vate llll I Pruvate F a THOMAS ALDRICH GENTRY Worland Wyomrng Battery A Four years of servnce Varslty athlehcs Swurnmrng IIV llll Track Cro s Coun r ll Cap ann ll Company athlehcs Swlrnrnxng IIV ll ack IIV I xln I oo b ll IIVI Miscellaneous Damatlcs lllll eat Books Club llll ll Four C-un Mulntar Prrvate IVI Prlvate urst Class lllll Lance Corporal llll Corporal PAGE NOTTINGHAM GOFFICON IR Nor folk Vlrgunla Battery B Three years of service Company athlehcs C ew llll Football llvlanager Ill Muscellaneous Sclence Club Ill Presbyterlan Cordon lPres I ent ll :nary vate I I I Private IOHN FORREST GOODHUE Beaumont Texas Troop A Four years of servrce :tary P vate IIV lll I Private I ss ll GEORGE GORTON Racnne Wlsconsun Com pany D Two years of servnce Varsnty ath Iehcs Cross Country lLetter Ill Colt lLet ter ll ll Company afhlehcs Soccer ll Wrestlrng ll Muscellaneous Cordon lll I I ar vate Pnvate Frrst ass ll ROBERT N CRANTVEDT Glen Ellyn lll nous Company B Three years of servlce rslty athletlcs Rfle Ill L Il Company athlehcs R tle Ill ll Footb ll f I ball ll ll I Mnscellaneous Cha e our ll o on I ll I-lon C ard ll Mllltary Prlvate lllll Corporal Ill Second Lreutenant lll c ' 'Q I , I, :IQ Sq ,llg Colt llll, Il, II. 'I' : Pri , ll Q ' irst Cl 55 lll. llll,l1,llg S ty llll,l ,' f' Tr' , ll, Il, llg'Bo ' g llll QF fl a . ' : r ' 1 Cr , g - Drill Ill, yg ' I Q I F' Ill, ' ' . I 'V 5 r I: rd . Mn' : Pri Il 1 ' - First Class lll, ll. Mil' ' : ri ' , ,Il 4 ' Prgt Cla I, ll. M'l't y: Pri llllg Cl I. v 1 1 I- Va I' ' :ni I , etter . Ili ' : I I , IQ a Ill, llg Socce lllllg Baseball Ill, Il, llg Soft ll, , I. ' : pl Ch ll,ll,llgC rd IlI,II, Q or u l. : ' 3 I- ' , THE FIRST CLASS 1953 I4 DICKR GRAY Loraln Ohlo BatteryB Two years of SSFVICE Varsity athletics Football lll Letter II Company athletlcs Wrestling e a I ltary Pnvate llll C rporal l RICHARD LAACKE GUTENKUNST Ml waukee Wlsconsln Company C Two years of servlce Company athletics Football lll ll Mllltary PVIV3 e lll I Lance Corporal lll ROBERT ALLISON HACUE Flushlng Mlchl gan Battery A Two years of servlce Com pany athletics Crew lll Football ll! Bas llll Lance Corporal lll CHARLES MARTIN HALE Ada Mlchlgan Company C Three years of SSFVICS Aca mic Cold A llll l Cum Lau e Company athetlcs Soccer llll ll ll Wres n Vo e a ll ll Table Tennls a ball lll IS cellaneous C rdon tlll II Honor Guard lll Mllltary Prlvate tllll Lance Corporal Cor ral IOHN CLARK HARMON Oshkosh WISCOD sln Company A Four years of SSFVICE Aca demlc Sllver A llV llll Varsity athletics seball llll Il I Company athletics etball llV lll Il It Baseb Il llVl Miscellaneous Honor Guard llll Sergeant lll Mllltary Prlvate l Prlvate Flrst Class l Ill Supply er ant llll Flrst Lleutenant lll IOHN ROBERT HASLEM Terre Haute I dlana Company B Two years of servlce Varsity athletics Football lReserve Letter , tball r a Company athletics F otball tll , Vol all l , Mllltary r e I , Co al O O O O I A ,Y ' T 4 . I . , I: A. , . I ly llll ll3Voll -yb ll Il, llgaase-ball lll, lt, t Mil' : ' g o ll. , ' I- llg Riflellll, ll: Basketball llll, l1gSoftl ball lll,llgTrack1ll, . : ' t ketball ll lg Blaseball tl ll, Military: Plrlvate A de ': I , Il, lg I di I tligtllllg llybllll, 2' ' 7 lllg Rifle llll, lllj Bagels ll llll, II, ll: Soft l,ll,llgTrack llll,lI,lI.M'- Z O , IQ llllg po I lll. I l I Ba ' , , '., ' - 5 I lsaslt , , II, ll 1 Football 4lV, lll, , , g a . ' : I V A llV 5 A ' ' Al 5 ' 5 - , se 1 ' I A . ,yy ' ' nv ll- Baske lil, Lette llg Baseb ll lll, ll, ' : O l' - leyb ll, ll'Softball tlll, :Pl- t 1 vat Ill' rpor lll. 8 TI-IE FIRST CLASS 1953 ROBERT LEW HAUMAN Toledo Ohlo Company A Four years of servuce Varslty athletics Football Illl ll Letter ll Box ng ILe ter IV Ill Il Il Company athle cs otball IIVI Wrestlnng IIV III seball IIV ll Il ll Miscellaneous Honor Councul Ill II Cadet Club Ill Hop Club IIJ Honor Guard III Lneutenant ll Mllltary Prlvate IIVI Private Fnrst Class Illll Flrst Sergeant Illl Ca tam Ill THOMAS GEORGE HERMANN Cleveland Ohio Troop A Four years of service Aca demnc Snlver A IIV llll Varsnty athletlcs Polo IIV Reserve Letter llll Company ath :cs B xlng IIV I Ba otball Ill Img Ill Sot al I I e ac I Wrest In I B seball Ill Volleyball IMgr Ill Mlscel I eous Chorr IV llll Dramatncs Club ncers I Ill Mllntary Private I P va e s ass lll Sergeant I Il I Second Lneutenant I I I BARNEY HINES HILBURN Dallas Texas Battery A Four years of service Varsety ath etlcs Rnfle Illl ll Co Captann ll om pany athlehcs Crew IIVI Football IIVI Seball IIV Ill V a Rtle IIV llll Miscellaneous o Mnhtary Pruvate IIV! Private Fnrst Class I ll I 1 Corporal I ll I Second Lueuten I EUGENE F HOFFMAN Glendale Calnfornla Three years of servuce Varsuty athlehcs Polo Ill ll Tennns Ill Company athletics Volleyball Mnlltary Pruvate Ill IAMES PORTER HOLTZ Portland Oregon Company B Three years of servuce Varsity ath etlcs Baseball IIII Letter ll ll om pany athletlcs Football III Il Volleyb Il ew e a Muscellaneous Cordon Councul IChapIams Aude Company Bl Honor Guard Ill MII: P vate Illl Lance Corporal I Second Lueutenant Ill GEORGE S HOOVER Wllmefte llllnous Battery B Four years of servrce Academic SnIverA IIV Ill ll ll Cum Laude Varslty etncs Rufle Illl C R I Fall Cr w Ill II Company athletucs Soccer IIVI ew Illl Base a IIVI Soft a I xmg I II Squash IIVI Swlmmun I llll Mlscellaneous Roll Call I ll I Cordon II Four Gun Dr: Ill Cor or Mllut ry rlv te Pruvate r t ss Il C oral Lleutenan I o ' : I , . I: i I t , , , . ti : Fo 3 ' , ,ll, Ilg Ba , I, Il, llg SoftbaIl4IlV, Ill, D ' A I I ner : 5' , lu, nf Skefball Ill? Fo gBow' llg fb l IV 3 Rm mg Tr k llllg I' g llllg a 5 . . ' - an : ' I , g ' Illlg La Ill, . : I IIV g rl t Firt Cl I lg I ' : , , - .C - Ba ,I ,ll,llg dlleybll IlV,lllI ll, llg i , . I :R ll Call Illg Four-Gun Drill Illl, ll, Corporal IM .. 2 . I , . ant ll, I I - I ' : I , , I. C - ' : , 5 a IIll,llgCr IllllgBask tbull lllI,ll,vlI, Q tary:I ri I lI3 I ll I? athl ' : II I I, .I . ll, I 3 I e I ' cf' I ,Il,Ilg blII 5 bli IIV gBo ' Illllg Volleyball Illllg R'fle Illl, Il, 3 g ' ' g IV, llvf ul, ll, Q I- 'II ,' p - alll. 'Ia :P a IIVIQ Fus Cla lllg orp Illlg t ll, THE FIRST CLASS 1953 ISO Wff if LAWRENCE RICHARD HOOVER N Can ton Ohuo Battery B Four years of servlce ademlcs SllverA KIV Ill ll ll um Laude Varsnty athletics Crew lLetter ll ll Company athletlcs Football IIV Ill ll Il e llV Squas ll Vo e V Bsea I Ill Softa IIV Illl Mlscellaneous Cadet Club tll H nor Councul lll ll Four Gun Drull llll ll Fnrst Sergeant ll Mnhtary Prlvate llVl Pruvate Flrst Class lllll Furst Sergeant llll Captaln lll IOSEPH HORNBERGER III Houston Texas Battery B Three years of servuce Varslty athletlcs Football llvlanager II Letter Il Company athletlcs Crew lllll C If llll I g V ey a lll Mlsce eous Catholic Cordon llll ll ll lvl In r Scuence Club lllll C In Club I lltary P vate llll Private lrst ass ll IAMES H HOUSTON Pans lllnnols Troop A Four years of servace Company athletncs otball IIV III Baske a xln V e a se a I Track Ill Ill Wrestllng IIV llll Mlscellaneous Vedette llll ll Busuness Manager Il Cor n llV I Mnlltar Prlvate V rl e Fnrst Class llll I WILLIAM HOMER HUCKEL Orlando Flor :da Battery B Two years of servuce Varsity athletncs Football lLetter ll Company ath e ucs F otball llll s etball lll xnng lll Vo e ball I ll Wrestm ew Il Mllltar P va e Corporal Ill A WILLIAMSON HUFF, Pittsburgh, Penn sylvanna Band Three years of servnce Vars lty athletlcs Crew lReserve Letter Ill Com pany athletics Football llll, ll, ll, Basket ball llll, ll, Il ,Track lllll Mnscellaneous Furst Class Combo llll, ll, ll, Radio Club lll , Dance Band llll, ll, Il , Dixieland Band llll Mllutary Prnvate lllll , Lance Corporal lll,ll RON LADD HUFFMAN, Marlette, Mlchlgan Company A Three years of servnce Company athletics Football lll, ll, Basketball llll, ll, Il Mrlltary Private llll, Ill, Corporal 4 ll THE FIRST CLASS 1953 VAN V HUGHES Shaker Heughts Ohuo Company B Two years of servuce Varsrty athletrcs Track III Il Company athletics otball Ill xnng I 1 Wr tl Baseball llll Nlrscellaneous Cordon Soclety Mllltary Prlvate llll Prnvate Fnrst Class I I I IARED MICHAEL IACKSON Tucson Art zona Troop A Four years of servnce Varsity athletrcs Football lLetter Ill ll ll Basket Letter Ill B e a II Tra ll Company athletrcs Football llVl as etball IIVP Ba eball IIVI Mrscel Ianeous Presndent of Second Class Ill President of First Class Ill Chalrrnan ea son Hall Board of Governors lll Secretary of Cordon Socuety Ill Secretary Treasurer o adet Club Ill ncers I Irs Lieutenant I' Mrlrtary Pnvate IIVJ Private F st Class lllll Fnrst Sergeant llll Squ d ron Commander Ill W STANDLEY IOHNSON Lakewood Ohuo Company C One year of servuce Varsrty athletics Tack l Company athletics otball lll Ba ketball Ill Mllltar ru e ll IAMES THOMAS IONES Detrout Michigan Troop A Two years of service Varsity ath I tlcs T ack Ill IJ Company athletics Mrlltary Prvvate I ll I Private First Class ll l IAMES C KEITH Detroit Mlchlgan Com pany D Three years of servuce Academic verAllll Ill C-olclAllll CumLaue Varsrty athletrcs Rsfle Ill Cqmpany afh rcs Football lll cer I I B s et al I Pang Pong Bas a Ill ll ll Mrscellaneous our ll ronomy Club II onor Cuard 'I' M Irtary Prlvate lllll Lance Corporal Ill I LAWRENCE DAVID KELLOCG Alexandrua Lou: :ana Battery A Four years of service Company athletics Basketball IV Ill ll ' t a I Boxlng IV Mllrtary Pr vate I V Pr vate Ftrst Class fllll Lance Corporal Corporal Ill Fo I 3 Bo 'I .ll 3 esI'ng Ill: balll ' ,smug aSb'll'1ll'g ck I I. ' : I B k 3 s , ' - : ' 'L . , I . B 1 f c QLA llli ll, -F' at ir I 3 I 1, a - ' : 4 I. I ' : Fo g s . y: P'- vat I. e' : Ar , . I ' Football Ill, llg Rifle 4llJgBoxing lll, ll. Sn ' I , 5' dj lee' 1 ' , In SOE llll grafle Illl, ll, llg ak b I III 13 - Ill, llg eb ll I , , . ' g Ch' lg Ast ll, ll, ll: H . i' : A 3 1 - . . : , 1 V ' l':Track IV. IIIfgSofblI IV, Ill, lllg ' I '. : I l Ig i- I Illlg THE FIRST CLASS 1953 l52 MELVYN IOSEPH KIELf0N South Bend Induana Battery A Four years of servuce Varslty athlehcs Boxrng L tter IV IIII Wrestling III I Track Ill I I Cgmpany afh les F otball IIV I1 Wre51,n s etball IIV II Volle a Xl a e a I C R fle I IV llll Muscellaneouss ann omas More Club IIV III Il I C our r u I I C of Sectuon I I Mnhtary Prnvate IIVI Prlvate st Class I C rporal Illl Secon Lleutenant Ill CHARLES BRITTSAN KIRKDOFFER East Chlcago Indiana Band Three years of vnce V rslty athlehcs C If IIII ll I Company athlehcs Soccer Illl II Il Foot S H I Mlsce eous Dance Band Illl ll II German n III Honor Guard III Mlllfary fl e III Ser ant I Lneute ant EDWARD GEORGE KNORR Rochester Mnchugan Battery A Three years of serv ce Varsnty athlehcs Rfle ILetter ll II ompany athlehcs Football IIII II e I nus scellaneous Cordon IIII ll Il Great Books Club of Arneruca IIII Mllntary Prlvate Lance orporal I Corpora CHARLES DEGANAHL KOCH Wschlta Kansas Troop B Two years of service Varsuty athlehcs Polo III I I Miscellaneous D arnatlcs III M Iltary Prlvate IIII vate First Class Ill HARVEY CHARLES KOCH IR New Or leans Louuslana Troop B Two years of servlce Varsnty athlehcs Cross Country L tter II Iurnpmg Illl Crew IIII om p ny athlehcs S ccer IIII T ack III II S etball Ill S lmmlng II I g Illl Mnscellaneous Epuscopal Servers nd II II Chape C our II Mull ar P vate Illl Prnvate Frrst Class III KARL LOUIS KOMPARE Waukegan III: nous Company C Fnve years of service Varsnty athlehcs Cew III CR ll C ny athletics Sccer IV IV Ill I eball IIV I Bseta I ll Mnscellaneous Cordon IV IV ll II Prolectlonust and Recordlng Cub Mllntary P vate IV IVI Pruv Furst Class Illll Lance Corporal IIII or p ral III TI-IE FIRST CLASS 1953 DONALD ROBERT LESSIC Cblcago lllunols Company B Four years of servlce Varsity athlehcs Wrestlnng llV ll Boxmg lCR ll Company athletlcs Boxlng llV Ill ball ccer l e ball ll Basket a llll Muscellaneous Cordon Honor Guard lll ll Mlhtary Pravate llVl Prnvate lrst Cl ss lllll Regnmental Sergeant Mayor llll Regnmental Supply Lleutenant lll RAYMOND S LIVINGSTONE IR Shaker Helghts Ohuo Company C Three years of servuce Varsity afhletncs Track llll lll Co Ill Wrestlung lllll Company ath e :cs F otball lll Wres un ack lll xlng I ll Crew ll Mllltar Prlva e llll Prlvate Irs ss ll Co oral THEODORE EWALD LOUD Detrout Machu gan Company D Four years of service Academuc Sllver A lllll Varsnty athlehcs Football lll Letter ll Boxlng llVl Wres ng lLetter ll B e r Company athlehcs Football llV Illl Vol all ll Ba llll Wres n Soft llV llll Swlmmm llll Miscellaneous Honor Cuard lll Squad Lea er ll Mllltary Prlvate llVl Private Flrst Class llll Ill Second Lleutenant lll NELSON M LYNDE Waslmngton D C Company C Four years of servuce Company ehcs S cer llV lll I l Wrest ln I etball e I Miscellaneous Honor Guard lll Mllltary Pnvate IIVI Pnvate Flrst Class ll 1 Lance Co IOHN EDWARD McCANDLESS Antlgo Wlsconsln Company D Two year of ser :ce Varsnty athlehcs Crew lll ll Wrestllng Company athletics Football ll eyball llll xlng f W est ln Miscellaneous Cordon ll l Sc ut I r va e ' Cor ora IOHN ARTHUR McCOLCAN Saglnaw Mlchlgan Company A Two years of serv :ce Varslty athlehcs Football lReserve Let ter ll Letter ll Company athletics Basket ball Softball Baseball Wrestllng Swlrn mlng Boxlng M lutary P vate ll va e Flrst Class I I ' ,JYZQPTPQ QW l53 THE FIRST CLASS 1953 l54 IOHN WHITFIELD McLEMORE Lounsvulle Kentucky Company B Four years of serv :ce Academlc SnIverA llll Ill Varsrty athletics Boxlng lReserve Letter llll Com pany athletlcs Football llV lll ll ll Colt ll Cr lllll Boxlng llV lll ll ll Mlscellane us Qulll Honor Guard lll Supply Sergeant ll Mllntary Prnvate llVl Prnvate Flrst Class lllllu Supply Sergeant llll Fsrst Lceuten DONALD RAE MacDIARMlD S h a k e r Henghts Ohuo Company C Two years service Varslty athletics Wrestling llll Company athletlcs Football llll Volleyball a e a a Basketball lll ll Wrestlung llll Mllltary vate lll DENNIS E MacLAIN Everett Washvngton Company D Two years of service Varsity athletics Football lLetter ll ll Crew lll ll Company athletics Wrestlung lll ll setball Ill l Mllltary Prvate l Corporal lll IOHN MARLIN MANKIN Cleveland Ohio Company C Two years of servuce Varslt athletics Basketball lll Letter ll Baseball lll Letter ll Company athletics Football Mulltary P vate llll Lance or p ral ll? FRANCISCO ENRIQUE MANRIQUE Cara cas Venezuela Troop A Two years of ervnce Academlc Sllver A lll Company athletics Soccer Boxlng Baseball Softball Pmg Pong Swnmmnng Track Mlscellaneous Lancers lll Mllutary P vate lll ll HECTOR AUGUSTO MANRIQUE Caracas Venezuela Troop A Two years of servlce Academic SnlverA llll Cum Laude Var snty athlehcs jumpmg lll ll Company a ehcs S cer lll Il Wretlnng lll oxlng llll Bseball ll Volleya ll ll Mllltary Prlvate llll Prlvate I Cass lll O 6 O O D uv, Ill, ll, llg Rifle uv, 'Ill,,ll,, 5' ew I 1 ' , , , - ' o : ant ll. l - '- , '. . l ' of lIl,llgBsbll.lIl, llgTrck ul,1lg Pri ,ll,. ' ' ' Bank ,l. I' 1 a 'mi i . ' . 'y lllll. I: ri g i C - O . ' '. :l ri l , , I , thl ' : oc , gl 1 B ' Q a lll, . bll t , , g ' g ' F'rst I . TI-IE FIRST CLASS 1953 I HOWARD MARSHALL Fort Worth Texas Battery B Four years of servlce Aademlc Sllver A IIVI Cold A Illl ll II Cum Laude Varsnty athletics Rlfle IIII III Company athletucs Crew IIVI Soccer R e IIII III Mnscellaneous Selence Club IVuCe Pressdentl Mllltary nvate IIVI P vate Furst Class Lance Corporal IIII Corporal III IOHN ROBERT MARTINSON Barrlngton lllmous Battery A Four years of servuce ademlc Cold A IIV III I I um Laude Varslty athletics Boxnng IReserve Letter IV IIII Golf IReserve Letter IV lll Letter ll II Wrestlung III Company etlcs Football IIV lll II II Vo V I wlmmung IIV Ill Wrestln Tack IIV IIII Miscellaneous Vedette Illl Features Editor ll Edntor In Clmef II Roll Call Ill Edltors Board II Cadet Club Il Cordon Councrl III Movne Advnsory ard III B dge Club Ill II Four u Drll Ill Chvef of Section II Color Cvuard Ill II Mllltary Pr1vateIlVI Prrvate Flrst Class IIIII Corporal IIII Second Lueuten Il FRANK ROBERT MAXWELL Pasadena Calnforma Company D Two years of serv ce Company athletics F otball Ill II eball Ill II Mull ar Pruvate Ill I Prlvate Furst Class III CRESCENTC MEDLEY IR Warren Ohno TroopB Four ears of servrce Varsut ath otball IIV lll II Wr wlmmnng IVI geball I S tball IIV IIII Basketball IIV IIII IS cellaneous Vedette IIII Mnhtary Private IIVI Prrvate Fnrst Class Illl III Sergeant CHARLES KELLY MILES Honesdale Penn sylvanua Company C Three years of servlce Academrc CoIdA Illl ll II Cum Laude Varsity athletncs Clf Ill II Basketball ILetter II Company athletics Soccer IIII Sw mmnng I T I a I V e a II Basketba IIII III Muscellaneous our IIIII I-lop Club I I Vedette I I Edstor of Roll Call III Honor Guard III Mlhtary P vate IIIII Sergeant IIII Fnrst Lleutenant and Battaluon Personnel Offrcer ROSST MILLARD Lagrange Illunons Com pany A Three years of servrce Varsity ath Iehcs Swemmung Illl L tter ll II o ny athletrcs Football IIII ll Sprun rew S a II Mnscellaneous Honor Guard III Mah P vate III ance orporal I I Prlvate Frrst Class III c .': ' I . I I - - lui, III: ifl I ,' I. ' : P4 , ri ' ' IIIII? Ac : I , , I, I 3 C I atlll ' : ' ' , , , .3 lley- ball Il , III, Il, lIg Box'ng IIV, III, llIg S ' ' , , IIIQ I' g IIIQ r , . ' A : Bo 3 ri , 3 -C n i , ' ' Q ant I. I ' I , I '.: 0 , Bays , lIg Track Ill, , t y: n I A Y A. . ..y L lehcs: lumpnng IIV, III. Company athletics: Fo , ,II, g estling IIV, lll, II: S ' ' I Q Ba IV, llIIg of , Q I ,M'- mf ' ' . ' . : O D I' tx ' ll, IIQ a' ' :mg rack. Illl gBaseL ball IIIIIQ Soffb Il IIII 3 oll yb ll IIII, II, g ll , . ' : Ch' 3 I 3 ll g : ri gy 3 ' I III. ' :I ' ' , e I , .C m: pa ' : , , llg Base- ball IlIl,IIg 'gC IIIIQ Oftb ll IIII, tary: ri. lllg L C l ll TI-IE FIRST CLASS 1953 l56 CHARLES DAVID MOORE Zanesville Ohuo Company A Three years of service Com pany athlehcs Soccer llll II ll Wrestlung uas Il Volley ll Swlmmln lll Base a a T Tnnls llll Mrscellaneous Cordon llll Il Il Honor Guard lll Mrlrtary Prlvate lllll Lance Corporal lll! Second Lleuten ll TODD L MORAVEC Fort Wayne lndnana Company B Two years of servlce Company ath ehcs Football lll ll B ketball lll Il Mrlrtary Pruvate llll Prlvate First Class lll RICHARD NAMON Lubertyvnlle Illnnous Company B Four years of servlce Academ rcs Cum Laude Varslty athletics Cross Country ICR IV llll Rifle lll Company a ehcs Crew IIV llll Golf lll! Rlfle IIV lll lll Mrscellaneous Cholr IIV lll lll Mathematics Club llll Photography u IIV III II IJ Astronomy Club Ill ll Il Honor Guard Mrlrtary Pruvate llVJ Prlvate Flrst Class lllll Lance Cor pora llll Corporal lll DAVID L NELSON Lebanon Indiana Com pany C Four years of servlce Varsity ath lehcs Football lll Letter ll Company ath le rcs F otball IIV llll Basketball V e a Il ll Mlll ar :vate IIVP P vate Fnrst Class llll Corporal lll DAVID HALES NEVIN Youngstown Ohuo Company B Two years of service Varsity athlehcs Wrestllng llll Company athlet Football lll ll Wres Ing ll Crw ll Mllrtary Praa llll Prnvate Irs ass ll NICANOR ARTURO DE OBARRIO Panama Panama Troop B Three years of servuce Academlc Snlver A lllll Company athlet s Soccer llll S mmm ew lllll Track lllll Mrlltary Pruv e Ill, Prlvate Flrst Class llll, Lance or ral ll THE FIRST CLASS 1953 ARNOLD BURTON OFFEN Brooklune Mas sachusetts Troop A Three years of servnce Academlc Tlme Current Events Test Award llll Company athletlcs Football llll Ill ew llll Boxun yball ll Swlmmln Ill G If llll ll Mrscellaneous Cor on lPresudent of lewush Youth Group ll As slstant Photography Edrtor Vedette ll l Pho tography Edltor Roll Call lll Company Re presentatnve Quill lll Mllltary Pruvate lllll Pnvate Flrst Class llll Corporal lll DAVID CLARK EVANS PERRY Roanoke Vnrgunra Company A Four years of servlce Company Athletncs Crew llV lll ll Il wlmmmg lll l Rte llVl Bowm g Wes In ll Volleyba llll lll Mlscellaneous ors lll l Mnlntary Campaigns Ill Honor Guard lPrlvate ll Mllltary Pr vate llVl Prnvate Flrst Class lllll Lance C rporal lll ll RICHARD WISE PIPPENCER Brook lndn :ana Company B Four years of servlce Var stty athletlcs Boxlng lIVl Basketball Manager llll Letter lll Company athlet Crew llV lll Rte lll Vo e ball llll Mlscellaneous Cordon llV lll ll ll German Club llll Ill Honor Guard lll Il Mllltary Prnvate llVl Prlvate First Class lllll Lance Corporal tlll Sergeant CHARLES W PISHNY Fort Worth Texas Band Three years of service Varsity atll letucs Cross Country lManager Letter ll Company athletlcs Basketball llll ll Mls cellaneous Se tlon Leader Choir lll II D nce Band llll ll Leader ll Flrst Cass Combo lLeader Il Mllltary Pnvatp lllll Corporal llll Sergeant lll IOHN W POLE Pnnecastle Flornda Com pany B Three years of servlce Varslty ath Ietlcs Wrestlmg tllll Fencing lll Com pany athletics Soccer llll Il ll Wres tlnng tlll Ill Miscellaneous Honor Guard ll Mulntary P vate lllll Prrvate urs Class llll Corporal lll I GREGORY POOLE IR Ralengh North Carolina Battery A Four years of servlce Varslty athletics Basketball llV llll Base IIVP Football lLetter lll ll Co nl Crew Ill Letter ll ll Compan athlehcs Football IIVP Squash llll Bas all lll e a J ox :ng llll Miscellaneous Chonr llVl Cadet Club lll Presndent ll Hop Club lPresndent l Cordon lPresudenf ll Honor Councnl lll ll Board of Governors lll Talley Saber ll Cannon Saber lll Four Gun Drlll Ill I Captaln ll Mllutary Pruvate llVJ r e Fnrst Class llll Fnrst Ser eant 4 Sensor Captann and Regumental Commander THE FIRST CLASS 1953 158 MARCUS E POPP Bllbao Spam Troop A Two years of servlce Varsrty athletrcs Track llll Company athletrcs R fle lll ll c ll I Miscellaneous German Club M nary rnvate l I MARCUS LINCOLN POTTER Ill Park Rldge llllnons Battery B Four years of serv Ice Varslty athletics Baseball lL tter ll Company athletucs Football llVl Soccer a l I V seball Muscellaneous F ur Gun D ll lll Color Sergeant ll Mrlntary Prnvate 'IV' Pruvate Flrst Class lllll Sergeant llll Regnmental Mess Oftlcer ill PETER THOMAS POTTS Wnnnetka Illlnols Troop A Four years of servuce Varsity ath :cs P lo IIVJ If ll ll Compan etucs Basketball llV lll lll If Ba ball l Boxing lllll Wrestu Fo a cellaneous Quarterback lll Mllnta y Pr va e llVl Pr vate Flrst Class ll r p ra llll Pruvate Flrst Class ll! EDGAR REYNOLDS PUTHUFF Marshall Muchugan Troop A Four years of service Academnc Snlver A llll Varsnty athletics R e ICR Ill Letterll ll Company h :cs F otball llV ll R Basketball IIVJ Baseball Soft Ill Mlsce an eous Lancers lll Mulutary Prnvate IIVI Prlvate Flrst Class lllll Battaluon Sergeant M or llll First Lleutenant Ill IACK P RAY Monterey Tennessee Com pany C Four years of servlce Varsity ath lcs Wrestlmg llV Letter lll ll tam ll Company athletics Soccer llV lll res In rew l x ll Mnsce Ianeous l-lop Club 'Secretary Treasurer ll Ca et Club lll Honor Cluard lll Squad Leader ll Mulltary Pruvate flVl Pruvate F st Class lllll Battallon Staff Sergeant ll Farst Lleutenant 1 LEONARD E REAVES III Fayettevulle North Carollna Band One year of service Academuc Cum Laude Company athletics Crew Basketball Golf Tenms Muscellane ous Chour Cordon Dance Orchestra Dance Combo Mllltary Prlvate lll THF FIRST CLASS 1953 IOHN LEE ROBINSON Toledo Ohuo Com pany B Three years of servlce Academnc Gold A llll ll ll Curn Laude Varslty ath Ietlcs Football lLetter Il Basketball llll e er al er Company athletncs Football llll lll Vol all ll ll ll Mnscellaneous C our lll Vedette ll Sports Edator ll o I ll Quarter ack Edt r Honor Councul lll ll Vnce Presldent Frrst Class Vrce Presrdent Cordon Councul Vrce Presudent Hop Club Board of Governors fl Honor Guard lll Mulutary Pnvate llll Sergeant llll Furst Lneutenant ll KENT M ROBINSON Coral Gables Florida Battery B Two years of servlce Company etrcs Football lll Il W tl ng llll Volleyball lll Mnscellaneous Chour I ll I Mnlrtary Pr vate llll Pruvate Fnrst Class IAMES IVAN ROCOFF Detroit Mlchlgan Company A Four years of servlce Varslty ath etrcs Wrestlung llVl B xnng llll eball l l ll ll Company athletucs ccer llVl Wrestlung llV Ill l V a w :ng Base a :mmung lll Il uash l all ll I l Miscellaneous Plastucs Hobby Group lllll Honor Guard lll ll Mrlltary Private llVl Prlvate First Cl ss lllll Lance Corporal llll Second Lreutenant lll RICHARD ALLEN ROESER Flrnt Mrchugan Battery B Three Years of servuce Company etlcs F otball llll I Il Swlmmm s e a ll Squa xrn 4 I e a ll Trac nnus I ll Mrsce eous Cordon lllll Mllrtary Prnvate llll Pnvat Fur t Cass GERALD ROBERT ROSENBERG Chucago lllrnols Company C Four years of servlce Varsaty athletrcs Tenms ll? Company ath rcs Soccer lIV lll l Boxln l uash IIV Ill l l Rtle lllll Mrscellaneous ge Club llll Honor Guar Mrlrtary Prnvate llVl Prlvate Frrst Class Ill Lance Corpora I IAN ARTHUR ROTH Anderson lndlana Company D Four years of servuce Varsity a ehcs B xnng lCR Illl Fencmg lll lCR V lll ll Letter ll Compa at etncs Soccer tIV Ill ll Il Basketball P xrng l 0 eyball Wrestllng HV IIIJ Bowling lll Mlscel Ianeous Cordon IIV Ill Qu II llll uar terback lll Honor Guard Ill Corporal ll Mulrtary Pruvate llVl Pravate Frrst Class 1 Lance Corporal l Sergeant J .J ll, :fn ul, Basel: 1 slim, Lett ll, :lf reyb Il, , ', ' ' 1' h '- ll g l , ' Q R ll Call ll, gb b I lll, I io llg ,Z V ' nu : . l Q Q ' ' l. athl ' :h , Q res-i Q sn : I 2 . I . ' lll. I ' : D ' 3 o' l lg Bas ll, , . ' : So g ' , , ll QBOX- ang ll , Ill, ll, ll, volleyb ll uv, Ill, ll, ll, Bo I' un, Il, llg bll llVlg SWA ' , 1 Sq llg Rifle llll, lllg Footb llll, , Q ' : .5 ' 1 ' ' : athl ' :- o , I, 3. ' 'g llll, ll, llgBaktbll llll, ll, 3 sh 4IlgBo'g lgvouybn lll, 1 k llll, ll, IlgTe ' llll. l, . ' Ilan- llrgn ' e AS 'I rn' ' ner: ', ,ll,I.g 'guvg Sq , ,lI, llg Tennis lIV, Ill, ll, Ilg Golf I 3 i , ' : Brid , Illg d lll. lm, 'Q 'I lu. thl ' : o' . . 3 1 3 Golf . . I , , , . ny hl ' : , . , 1 llV LBO' lllgVll I llll, Il,Ilg : t 3 i .IQ - lull g' 'lllg tl. STEPHEN A ROTHMAN Chrcago llllnols Troop B One year of servuce Varsrty ath Iehcs Polo Ilr Mrscellaneous Choir ll! Mrlltary P vate lll FRAMPTON T ROWLAND Nashvrlle Georgta Company A Two years of servnce Company athletrcs Cew llll Swnmmmg ac l en Soccer Ill Mrhtary Prnvate Prnva e urs ass D IOHN EDWIN RUBY lvladlsonvllle Ken tucky Troop B Four years of service Var athletics Rnfle 1Ltter ll I C lf I ll Swnmmmg lll Company athlehcs Foot V rack I xun I l e I l Swlm ng llll Il Miscellaneous Skeet Club I D Mrlrtary Prlva r vate First Class llll Ill Second Lleutenant DWIGHT FREDERICK RUNGE Bauta Cuba Company C Three years of servuce Varslty athletlcs Swummnng lLetter Ill Crew lCR III Letter II IJ Company athletncs Foot Swlmmln Ill W es tlmg Ill Crew lllll Muscellaneous Hon uard III M nary Private ll l poral llll Second Lleutenant ll! RICHARD DAVIS SABEL Clwlcago Illunols Company B Four years of service Academic Slver A lll ll Cum Laude Varsity ath Ietlcs S lmmlng llll L tter ll IJ om pany athlehcs Soccer lIV Ill ll IJ Wres :ng l Sw mnng llV Ill Vo e V Ba al Miscellaneous Choir lIV llll Servers Gunld Company Representatrve ulll Quar terback Honor Guard Ill Squad Leader IJ Mllutary Private llVl Pruvate First Class Ill C rporal llll Second Lieutenant WILLIAM ARTMAN SAMPSON II Palos Verdes California Troop B Four years t ervuce Varsity athletlcs Polo llV Letter ptam ot a l etter Company athlehcs F otball IIV Illl Box V v all wummnn eet llV Squas ll Tra Wres rn Ill IJ Mrscellaneous Cadet Club Board of Governors Beason Hall l-lop Club 1Vuce presxdentl Honor Counczl lll Clnanrman Il Roll Call 4Sports Edntorl ncers llll Cap l Mrhtar r v e 1 VI vae nrst Cass nrst Sergeant llll Troop Captaun lll TI-IE FIRST CLASS ' 1953 GEORGE HENRY SANDERSON Stockton Calxforrua Company A Two years of serv1ce Varslty athletlcs Sw1mm1ng ILetter ll I ross Country II T ck II C w Miscellaneous Chapel Cl'1o1r Ill l M I1 Pnvate Ill Pnvate 1rst Cass I I ROBERTO EDUARDO SAN ROMAN Mex 1co C1ty Mexuco Company A Three years of SSTVICG Varslty athletlcs Fer1c1ng III Company athletncs C ew llll ll ll Wres ng as II Vo 1n ll Mllltar e Il v 1 ss WILLIAM BRUCE SCHAEFER IR Toccoa C1eorg1a Company A Four years of servlce Varsnty athletncs Basketball Ilvlgr IV Let Il Football ILetter ll Got IIV e ter Ill ll Captaun ll Company athletucs otball IIV s e a wl1ng IlV Ill Wrestllng llVl Boxlng llll Plng Pong III I C lf IIVJ Mnscellaneous Dramahcs Club Vedette Sports Staff Westmunuster FellowsI'11p Cordon Group Honor C-uard Ill Muary Prnvate Vl PFIVBIS 1rst ss Ill Corporal II l Sergeant CHARLES PETER SCHANIEL Clncago Ill 1no1s Company D Two years of servlce Varsnty athletucs Cross Country llll Tenn1s Ill ll Company athletucs Soccer Wres tl1ng Boxnng Basketball Mlscellaneous Sc1ence Club Mnhtary Pruvate Illl Pruvate F1rst Class Ill IAMES HARRIS SCOTT Temple Texas Troop B Two years of serv1ce Academnc S1lver A IIIJ Varsnty athletncs Football Ill Letter ll Company athletlcs Basketball Ill x1ng I I se a I Il Vo e b Ill ll Mlhtary Prnvate Illl Sergeant DAVID KEITH SELBY South Bend lndlana Company D Four years of serv1ce Academnc S1IverA IIV Ill lll Varslty athletlcs Foot CR L Ba et a I ter ll T II1 pany athletncs Football IIVI Basketball IIVI Sw1mm1ng IIVI Box1ng IIVI Base al Trac IVI o Ieyball IIVP Muscellaneous Roll Call Staff Vedette Staff Cadet Club Honor Counc1l Mowe Comm1ttee Honor Guard III Cap ta1n II Mllstary Prnvate IIVI Pr1vate F1rst ss Il F1rst Ser eant I I Ca a1n I . ' . 2 ' . 1 ,E C lg ra lg re Ill. ' : ' , I. i'- tavy: lg ' F' I l, I ' : r I, , 3 Q 111 Illl,ll,llgSqu 111111,11, 5 lley- ball Illl,ll3BOx' g 1111,1 1 y1Pf1- vat lllg Pri ate Frst Cla Ill, Il. terll 5 ' 1 1' :Lt- FQ ' ' , lll, lllg. Bakfb ll 111, 112 Bo ' , ,lI, llg Volleyball Ill, llg H O ,D . . : A, 11, 'I't': ' ll' 1 ' F' ' Cla llg I g Ill, Academic: Silver Ill, Ilg Cum Laude: 11,131-1 Il :Ba 13 ll III, Q ll yi '1 I all , . : ' 3 111. 13.3111 ..Illl, ll, elfer 111 sk 11 I1 lllj Let ,lPgColf Illllg rack I .Com- ball 1'1v1g 501113 1 11v'1g 11 1 'iv 1: Cla llllgl ' g ll Q pt 114 Tl-IF FIRST CLASS 1953 l62 FRANK WILSON SHARBROUGH Holly Bluff MISSISSIDDI Troop B Four years of servIce Company athletlcs Boxang IIVI s etball IIVI F otball IIV I restlmg IIV Ill B eball IIV ll Fencmg Ill Mnscellaneous Lancers Ill II Mllltary Prlvate IIVI PrIvate FITST Class lllll Staff Sergeant llll Second LIeuten I ALDEN DAVIS SHULER Davenport Iowa Trcop B Four years of servIce Varsity ath ICS B xIng IIV III Lett J Company athletlcs Boxmg IIV III I restIIng I e F otball Ill Track IIVI Mnscellaneous ncers III ll Mllltary PrIvate IIVI e FIFST Class Ill r eant BEN T SMITH IR Atlanta CeorgIa Troop A Four years of SSFVICS Varslty athletlcs o IV Let II ll Compan etlcs Boxmg IIV III o al wImmIn e Baseball III Miscellaneous Vedette nfers III Mllutary rIvate I VI fl e Flrst Class Illll Corporal llll PrIv t C ass DONALD E SMITH Lauglfwlmtown Penn sylvama Company B Four years of servIce Varsity athletlcs Wrestlmg IIV Ill Let ter Il ll Company athletncs Soccer IIV ll Vo V Mnscellaneous CIWOIF IIV Ill ll Secretary Trea urer Il Cadet Club III Honor Cuard FIrst Sergeant ll Mllltary PFIVBIC I vate FIrst Class I FIrst r ant III Ca aIn WILLIAM SPOONER SMITH IR Derby New York Troop B Three years of servIce Company athletucs Football llll ll ll Bas all Il se a WrestIIng llll I I I Mlscellaneous Cl'IoIr ancers I I IJ Mulntary Pnvate P va e Irst ass I RICHARD THOMAS STAYMAN Asbta bula Olmo Company D Three years of serv ICE Varslty athletlcs IC R llll Company at ehcs B ketball Ill IJ Football I ball oftball II ack llll a xmg llll MII y vate I v e FIrst Class Ill Il O J O O O 'Baku 50 .,ll, ll, IIS W V ' , 3 as , I, ll, llg I ant Il. I Ief' 1 5' , lgPoIo llll, er Ili I. ' I ' , , I, Img W ' IV, III, II,IIg RIII llllg o g , ' : La , . : ' gpri- vat ' llg Seg III, Il, P5I I ,C.R. III, ter , , Q VI athl ' I ' , lj Fo tbl IIII, y II,IIgs' 'g IIIQRIH Illl,ll,l1g 7 I It I . : ml Y La. ,II. :P' I QP'- V vat I 3 'ate , Firs I III. Ill, Ill, ling WfeSfllHg IIV, llll I 1 lley: I ban llV,lII,lI,llgBoxing IIv,IIIIgBa5e- I ball ll ,lll,ll,llgSoftball llV,lIl,ll,lI. lII,v ' ' . I I IIV 5 Pri ' IIIIg ' se- f ge lg pt' Ill. ,IIII 4 y ketb ll, Il, II: Ba Is ll 'IIII, II'. In IIIII: L ' If . 1' ' I lllllg ri I F' Cl Ill, I . III ' . as I ,I lg A Ii. ll3Base -S lI,ll,llgColf llll Tr , Il, III voneyb ll lllI,ll,ll1 Bo A I. 'l'tar : Pri llllg Pri- at ' , . THE FIRST CLASS 1953 REX BROWN STEELE Marshall Mlchugan Battery A Four years of ervuce Academic Sulver A llll Varsnty athletlcs Boxnng llV ac letter ll Wres an 'll Company athletics Football IIV lll rest In l XI Ba eball llVl Track llVl Swummmg llll Mlscellaneous Roll Call lll Four Cun Drnll Sergeant Mllltary Prnvate l P vate Flrst Class lllll Reglmental Ath le nc Sergeant llll Reglmental Athletlc Lieutenant lll IOHN PATRICK STOKES III Mramu Flor :da Company D Three years of servlce Var suty athletucs Swlmmnng llV ll Company a etncs Football llV Il ll Baseball lll tball a Boxnng llll Swummmg llV ll ll Muscel Ianeous Hop Club lll Cordon llV ll ll Honor Guard ll l Mllltary Private lllll Sergeant llll Farst Lieutenant ll l EDWARD C SUMNER Sheldon Illnnols Battery B Four years of servuce Academnc S ver A llll ll ll Cum Laude Varslty athletlcs Track lLetter lll ll ll Football lLetter Il ll Basketball lLetter ll Com pany athletics Football llV llll Basketball uash llll xlng llV Co Illl Mnscellaneous Cadet Club lll Four llVl Prnvate Frst Cl ss lllll Sergeant llll Flrst Lleutenant lll WILLIAM H E N R Y SZESNY Chicago Helghts llllnols Battery B Four years of servrce Company athletncs Football llll a II Vo e V ac l I ase a Mllutary Prnvate llVl Prrvate Furst Class ll Lance C rporal Ill Co poral I IORCE TABUSH Guatemala Guatemala Battery B Two years of servuce Varsity a etncs Swnrnmmg lll l ack l Company athletncs F otball lll Il Sw mung lll ll Miscellaneous Four Gun Drull lll Mllltary Pr vate llll Corporal Ill IACK IOSEPH TALASHEK Clmcago lllrnors Company D Four years of servuce Academnc Sslver A llll Varslty athletics Boxing C Il ll Il Company a rcs Crew llV Ill Soccer l ox l l cellaneous Honor Guard lll Il Mllntary Pruvate':lVl Pnvate Furst Class lllll Cor ral l I O 1 I llllg Tr k 'L ul, ll, 'Q neg g ll,llgW rg ll,lSgBosngllv,'ln2 L lll, lll, J '- lIVg ri A Z . - qt. C . . fhl ' : U . , lc l . llgSof lu, IIgVolleybll lnv,n, ng il I , , 3 l . ' l uv, lu, uf: volleyball luv, ln, Il, ng Sq gBo' ,mg lf uv, Gun' Drill cu, sefgf-Qam lv. Malamy: ,Private 1 ' i a c ll, nf Basketb ll luv, lII,.Il, 1 ll yi ba1lll,ul,u+5Tf kllV,llI,Il, QB - ball fly, Ill: ll, ngsofrb ll uv, lu, ll, ll. lll 3 l o 'lg r ll, thl ' :V ' ' , lg Tr' III, - ' : o , g im- . U: i gl - . V' lllllg rew lll!,l , , . l th- ier: , ,lllg ll QB - ing ll, ll g Wrestling llV, lll, ll, I . Mis- po , ll., l - TI-IE FIRST CLASS 1953 I64 WESLEY FLEMINC TALMAN IR Ashe vnlle North Caroluna Battery B Two years of servuce Varslty athletics Colt III Com pany athletncs F otball Ill II Basketball e a S x g Ill Miscellaneous Model Ranlroad Cu III II Vedette IIII Four Gun Drull Muhtary Pruvate II I Cor oral I I WILLIAM M TANTAU Cupertlno Call forma Troop B Two years of service Com pany athletucs F otball Ill II Wrestlmg e a a eyball III all II Mull ar P vate IIII Corporal III IAMES CLIFFORD TAPPAN Induanapolns Induana Company C Four years of serv :ce Academic Cold A IIVI Snlver A IIV III II II Cum Laude Varslty athleucs xlng IIV III Il II Compan a ehcs Soccer IIV III II II Boxung V W In I Bask eyball IIV III Sof a eball IIVI wllng IIII Co Mnscellaneous Hop Club III Cadet Club III Busmess Manager I Roll Call III II Movie Advlsory Board Ill alrman II Cordon IIV III II I ouncul III II Honor Guard III I Lieutenant II Mllltary Pnvate IIVI Pr: vate Flrst Class IIIII Fnrst Sergeant IIII Captam III CHARLES EDWARD TAYLOR Youngstown Ohno Company B Two years of servuce Varsuty athlehcs Football III II Company etncs Boxmg III II T ack III I I all III II Crew III II Mlscellaneous our III edette II or on Mnlntary Pruvate III I Prnvate Flrst Class I II GILBERT THOMAS TELFER Bnrmmgham Mlchlgan Battery A Four years of service Varsity athletics Boxing ILetter IIII Ten II C R II Company athle lcs otball III S cer Cew s etball IIV III Ileyball IIV mmmg III g eball V xmg Squash Ill II Track IIVI Miscellaneous Movne Selectnon Board III uull Contrubut or Battery House Commuttee IIII III R ll Call Staff Quarterback Quill Representa tive Mllltary Private IIVI Prlvate First a s III Sergean IIII Battaluon Ietuc Lueutenant III IRWIN TENEN New York New York Troop A Four years of servnce Company ehcs Fotball IIV III I II Base I I tary Pnvate IIVI Prnvate Furst Class IIIII Corporal IIII Sergeant III TI-IE FIRST CLASS 1953 TRACY ALEXANDER THOMAS Bloommg ton lndnana Band Three years of ervece Varslty athletncs Wrestling lll Letter Il Company athletlcs Soccer llll ll ll W ng e a all Volleyball lllll Mlscellaneous Dance Band M :tary vate l Ill r ral llll Sergeant ll IOHN DOUGLAS TRAPP Tu cumbra Ala bama Company D One year of servuce Academnc Cum Laude Varsnty athletlcs Football lLetter Il Baseball lll Company athletlcs Basketball lll Mllltary Prnvate CHIH IEN TU Penplng Chlna Company C Three years of servuce Academac Cum Laude Varslty athlehcs Track lll Com pany athletics Soccer llll Il ll Basket W l g lllll Pnng pong llll Mlscellaneous Cordon lllll Chozr lll Honor Guard lll Mulutary Pruvate lllll Prnvate Furst Class Ill Sergeant ll Company B Four years of servuce Varsnty ehcs Golf lCR IV ll er Company athletics F otball llV lll ll ll s etball llV Il ll ll Muscellaneous Cadet Club lll Company Representative of Call ll C orc ordon I V Board of Governors lll ll Honor Guard lll Squad Leader Il Mnlltary Private llVl Prlvate First Class lllll Batfallon Staff Ser geant llll Second Lleutenant lll THEODORE RYFFEL VOLLMAR Samt Louus Mnssoura Troop A Four years of service arsnty athletncs Wrestlmg llll ll B seball lll ll Company athletics Foot a I I l Wrest 1 lll ll Miscellaneous Hop Club lll Lanc ers Mllltary Pnvate llVl Prnvate Flrst ss ll Corporal llll Frrsr Lueuten l HARLOW EDWARD VON WALD Tela Honduras Troop A Four years of servuce Varslty athletics Swnmmmg lLetter ll ll ompany athletlcs Soccer llll ll Swnmmlng lIV llll T ack ll I Mull y Prnvate Frrst Class lll 'ls , V, 3 res! tli lllllg Basbll-Softb llll, ll, llg nu, Il, ll. 'il' :Pri ' I 1Co- po g l. rn. ' ' ' ball lIllgCre' llllgTrack llll, Ill gBox- in 3 ' - - . ' : l g ' l. ' ROBERT C. TWAY, Louisville, Kentucky. arm ' : ' . . , I, Len' ll, ll. ' : o , , , 3 Ba k , I, , . ' : Roll lglathl' c Lum: V . ' . : ' . ' i H3 a , . ' : - ball lll, llg Baseb ll llll, I , 3 Ing Cla- ul, ' ,' - - - ant Il. C l' : , ,l IIE 4' ' V . 2 I' . tar : TI-IE FIRST CLASS 1953 66 ROBERT ALFRED VON WALD Tela Hon duras Troop B Four years of servuce Com pany athletlcs C ew HI II Swnmmung B xsn I Soccer I ac So a III Vo e ball HII Mlscellaneous Cordon Mllntary vate IIV Ill II Prnvate Fur ss CALVIN NYE WADE Chrlsman Illnnols Company D Four years of service Varsnty athletics Boxung ICR IVI Rufle ew I II Company athletlcs Soccer HVI Boxmg HVI Mus cellaneous Honor Cluard HI Mnlutary Pr: v e HVI vate Frst Clas geant HII Lieutenant HI RICHARD REID WEAVER Annnston Ala bama Band Two years of servnce Aca d msc Snlver A IIII Company athletics ew HII uash H Bas et a V eyball II Swlmmnng I oc r H I Foot HI Mlsce laneous Qunll IAssocuate Edutor II Dance n III Hungry Flve III Military ru vate HII Sergeant HI BRENT ALPHONZO WELCH II Sidney Ohuo Band Four years of service Varslty athletlcs Tennls HV Ill ll LetterlI C ny athlehcs B ketball HV III ll eyball HV II II Wrestlun IIII Miscellaneous Stamp Club Hll Pres nt HI Dance ombo H I Dlxue Band HI r II Dance n HI r n German Band III Honor Guard III Mlll tary Private IIVI Prlvate Flrst Class HIII Supply Sergeant HII Fnrst Lneutenant HI PETER DOUGLAS WENTWORTH Redondo Beach Calnfornna Company C Three years of ervuce Varsuty athletucs Track IC R III Letter ll Captaun II Cheerleader ICa t n II Company athlehcs F otball Hll Immun II Wrestln e a Mrscellaneous Beason Hall House Commnt tee Cordon Honor Guard HI Mrlltary Pr vate HIII Corporal HII Second Lleu tenant HI GORDON T WEST IR Wnchnta Falls Texas Battery B Two years of servuce Varsnty athletncs Crew HII Company ath Ie :cs Football HI Baseball HI II Bas et Wr IN II Volley a I Mnhtary Prnvate Irst lass II Lance Corporal HI 0 O O O . . :. r ' 2 .. 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I I4 ' ' ball HI, II, estl' g III, 1 b II Ill, I , : ' F' C IIS THE FIRST CLASS 1953 ROBERT MAYER WINNING New Bedford Massachusetts Battery B Three years of service Mrscellaneous Photo Editor Roll Call ill Photo Editor Vedette ill Photo Editor Quarterback Ill Photographer Alum nus lll Photographer for Public Relations Department ill Publicity Manager the enceCIubllJ F CnDrill lll M Corporal lll MARSHALL WOLF Chicago Illinois Com pany D Four years of service Academic S Iver A IIVI Varsity athletics Wrestling KIV Reserve Ill Il ll Ccmpany athletics restlir-U IIV Il ccer ball se all ' eyball I IV ll a ll ll Swimming illll Miscellaneous Ve u I I C on I I Honor Cuar I star riva e vate irst ass tl ARTHUR F ZIMMERMANN San juan Puerto Rico Battery B Four years of service Varsrty athletics BoxmgtlV C R IIII Com ny athletics Soccer llV Ill l o xin II ll Swimrni res in eyball llV F ncing I I Crew llV Ill ll Il Miscellaneous Roll Call Military Prvate llV llll Lance Corporal Sergeant The Cum Laude Society Front row from top to bottom Robinson o D D H Tra r hal Sa R D cheso A F Brunies C F Hoover L R aves L E and Tu C Rear r w Sumner E C M les C K Martinscn I H C M Sch ni C P and Manr que H A Not shown Hoover C S Namon R Tappan C l67 O O C 4 3 ' 5 , 'cpa ': ,,llgFot- ' 5 - W Ya , I, Il, llg So llll, Ii, ball ill, B0 ' g llV, Ill, , 3 ' 'ng 3 ' ' llgFcot llVlgBa b llV,lll,ll,llg llV,lll,ll,llgW tlig llV,lIl,lI,ll3 3 Vo.l , I, ll, llgSoftb Il llV, lll, Voll , Ill, ll, ll, e ' I 3 Sci 3 our u ' . ili- . 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' ROSTER OF CADETS Abell Edward Weathers 3115 Locke Lane Houston Texas Company C Ill Class Acheson james Curry 2626 Mllltary Street Port Huron Mnchlgan Battery A III Class Adams Hugh Wlllnam Hobart St Helens Ore gon Troop B ll Class Adams Karl Ill Shaylor Lane Weston Massa chusetts Company D Il Class Adklns Charles Phnllnps 217 South Second Coldwater Ohlo Company A I Class Adkins Wrlluam Conrad 217 South Second Street Coldwater Ohno Company D ll Class Agee john Hercules 5106 Cass Omaha Ne braska V Class Agunlar Luls Alvaro 75 Avenlda Costa Grande Acapulco Guerrero Mexlco Battery A ll Class Anvazzadeh Muchael 6655 Sauganash Lnncoln wood llllnols Company A Il Class Anxala Angel Mlguel 72 Cuenfuegos Havana Cuba Troop B I Class Alban john Howard jr 4518 Falrfleld Ave nue Shreveport Loulslana Battery A I Class Alexander john Wllllam 932 Washington Avenue Chehalus Washlngton Company D I C ass Alexander Thomas Witter Dlamond Two Ranch Klrkland Aruzona Battery A IV Class Allen George Henry 21 Woodland Drnve Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Company B Ill Class Allen james Lee 808 East Cypress Street Charleston Mnssourn Band Ill Class Allen Peter john 3049 Locke Lane Houston Texas Company C I Class Allen Thomas Earl 3049 Locke Lane Hous ton Texas Troop A Ill Class Amls Rufus Travls 2620 North West 27th Street Oklahoma Clty Oklahoma Battery B II C ass Ampudua Eduardo 128 Kepler Mexico D F V Class Anger Davld Stewart 345 Hnllvlew Lane R chester Mlchugan Battery A lClass Arango Manuel Anas 1620 Explanada Mex Ico D F Mexnco Troop B ll Class Ardussl Wallace Phlllp 19690 Beachcllff Bou levard Rocky Rnver Ohxo Troop B I Class Armer Lee Haynes jr 805 Hlllcrest F Worth Texas CompanyA III Class Armstrong George W Cedar Grove Plantatlon Natchez Mlssusslppl Troop A III Class Atkmson Tom Gunn 182 West End Avenue Plaunfleld New jersey CompanyA IV Class Attwater Paul Russell 2nd P O Box 1898 Wnchuta Kansas Troop B ll Class Auman Theodore Colfax 3rd 1539 Readung Boulevard Wyomlsslng Pennsylvanla Troop A I Cass Avls james Edgar 1006 West Washmgton Qvenue jackson Mnchlgan Company A III lass Bachman Eugene Wllllam Natlonal Better Busrness Bureau Inc 405 Lexnngton Ave nue 911 Chrysler Buuldmg New York 17 New York V Class Bacon Muchael Hutton 531 Name Avenue Akron Ohvo Battery B IV Class 168 Baer jerry 715 South Shore Drlve Mlaml Beach Floruda Battery A Il Class Baer Robert Maurlce 1843 Portage Avenue South Bend Indiana Company A IV Class Baulue Muchael Davnd 1751 Portage Avenue South Bend lnduana CompanyA Ill Class Baulne Stephen Kent 1751 Portage Avenue South Bend lnduama Company C IV Class Bale Davld Warren 279 Llncoln Avenue Lakevnew Mrchugan Troop B ll Class Bargeon Herbert Alexander j 833 Sevulle Place Orlando Floruda Company C lClass arnes jack L 1611 North B Stret wood lndlana Company B lClass Barrett C Dave Ryan Oklahoma Troop B ll Cass Bartlett Davld Drew co Box 1379 Beverly Halls Calnfornla Company B Il Class Battenfneld Louls Henry Wlnamac Indiana Company B II Class Battle Henry Wnlson 1426 Connell Road Charleston West Vurglnla Battery Class Baum james Edmund 117 Bower Hlll Road Plttsburgh Pennsylvama Company Class Bays john Carter North Terrace Culver Ind: ana V Class Bedell Wrlllam Alva 149 jackson Avenue Bradford Pennsylvania Troop A IV Class Bell Donald Herbert 250 Dennus Lane Glen coe llllnols TroopA ll Class Bellnngrath Wnlllam Albert 18 Armlstead Road Little Rock Arkansas Battery A II Class Beltran Luls Alberto 146 5a Avenue Habana Cuba V Class PIttsburgh Pennsylvanla BatteryA Il Class Berg Dave Chrlstman 800 Valleyvlew Road Puttsburgh Pennsylvania Battery B lClass Berry Wllllam Zumpfe Potomac Illunols Troop A IV Class Bessmer Davud Albert 205 Roosevelt Druve East Masslllon Ohno Band IV Class Betz Lyman Frank 2920 Roslnn Trall Mlchl gan Cnty Indiana Battery A IV Class Brggers Donald Lowell 524 South Lakevnew Wlnter Garden Florlda Company A lClass BIkos Pete Nnck 225 East Rndge Road Gary Indlana Company A IV Class Bnng john Edward 1638 South 16th Avenue Maywood lllmous Company B II Class Bmxby Charles Danny 133 Sherwood Fort Wayne lndlana Company B IV Class Buxby Thomas Garth 3455 South Washungton Road Fort Wayne Indnana Company A I Class Bjorklund Samuel Ernest Palos Verdes Estates Callfornla Troop A IV Class Blackmar Alfred Owen 1191 Tate DrIve Columbus Georgna CompanyA IV Class Blomgren George Wllllam jr 4228 North Hermutage Chncago lllmons Company D ll Class Bobo Bernard Lee 200 East Washington Bou levard Grove Cnty Pennsylvanla Company C I ss Bock Phnlnp Hazard 171 West Randolph Chu cago Illunous CompanyA Ill Class Bodenmann john 1507 Addison Street Chl cago Illlnols Company C Il Class Bolton Wnllnam johnson 481 Grove Street Glencoe IllInoIs Battery B lll Class Bond Wnlluam 4916 Hawthorne Road Lnttle Rock Arkansas Battery B II Class BonDurant Robert Hadley 1130 East jeffer son South Bend Indiana TroopA IV Class Bonham Wlllnam Lawrence 6611 Hlllcrest Oklahoma Cnty Oklahoma Company D Il Class Boone Daniel Lughtner 1059 Natuonal Press Buuldmg Washnngton D C Company B I Class Borges john Smuth 3202 Shepard Mulwaukee Wusconsln Battery B I Class Boswell Mnchael Robert 151 Wundlng Way Dayton Ohio Battery A I Class Botts Freddle Lee 318 Royal Palm Druve Eau Gallue Florlda V Class Bowdoun Robert Edwin 3809 Greenleaf Bou levard Elkhart lndnana BatteryA IV Class Bowen Alfred Chrlstlan 1402 Edgewood Ave nue jacksonvnlle Flornda Company B I Class Boyd Robert Robertson 712 Valley View Road Mt Lebanon Plttsburgh16 Penn sylvanla Company C ll Class Braham Wllluam R 4675 Vla Huerto Hope Ranch Santa Barbara Callfornna Battery B ll C ass Brannon Tony 208 Pune View Road Durham North Carolina Battery A Ill Class Brassert john Herman Schenley Aperft'f16'I'1fS Plttsburgh Pennsylvania Company D IV Class Breckunrldge Peyton Anthony 3810 S Ter wnlluger Tulsa Oklahoma Company A Ill Class Bredee Ernesto Daniel Apartado 395 Torreon Coah Mexico Company B IV Class Brudges Wllllam Edward 107 Glen Road Web ster Groves Messouru Battery B III Class Broaddus Russell 3341 Brownsboro Road Lounsvnlle Kentucky Battery B I Class Brohm Wnlllam B 308 West Mahonnng Street Punxsutawney Pennsylvanna Battery A Ill Class Bronson Wnllnam Howard 537 Slattery Bou levard Shreveport Lourslana Battery A ll Class Broock Bowen Rnce IO Lone Pune Court Bloomfleld Halls Mlchlgan Company D I Class Brooke john Almonte 734 Linden Avenue Oak Park Illlnols Troop A I Class Brooks Charles Edwin 122 Hugh Street Mar shall Ivllchlgan Battery B lClass Brostella Muguel jr 93 VIa Espana Panama Panama Troop A ll Class Brostella Raul 93 Vua Espana Panama Pan ama Battery A II Class Brown Donald Clyde 1332 Cruclble Street Plttsburgh Pennsylvama Company D I Class Brown F Abbott jr 1313 Lake Street Evans ton llllnols BatteryA lClass Brown james Anthony 26 Harvard Place Orchard Park New York Company A II Class Brown Martm Shallenberger Harrods Creek Kentucky Troop A IV Class Brown Rex Allen 26 Harvard Place Orchard Park New York Battery A IV Class Brown Wlllram Lee Lyons jr Ashbourne Harrods Creek Kentucky TroopA ll Class Brundrett Thomas Paul 405 West 33rd Street Austin Texas Company B lClass Brunjes Carl Frederick 26 Lakeview Avenue Hartsdale New York Band lClass A . , , . , , . 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Phoenux Arlzona Company A Ill Class Campbell Gordon Hugh 124 North Hazel Ave nue Gaylord Mnchlgan Company C III Class Campbell james Cassius 423 West Fnfth Street Larned Kansas Troop B lClass Salem Oregon Battery B IV Class Cannzares jorge Garcia No 24 20th Street Havana Mnramar Cuba Company D IV Class Carlen Walter Whltson 412 Dnxue Avenue Cookeville Tennessee Company D Ill Class Carr Shelby Gnbson 428 West Mann Street Rnchmond Kentucky Troop B IV Class Carter Davld Russell Route 6 Covlngton R D Fort Wayne Indlana Company D IV Class Castlllo Rucardo Francusco No 69 Av La Re forma Guatemala Guatemala V Class Chamskl Robert joseph 2010 Knollwood Lake Forest llllnols Company C IV Class Chandler Frank Patterson Box 895 Smnlung Hlll Road Oklahoma Cnty Oklahoma Com pany A I Class Cheney Wulllam Henry 3003 East Locust Davenport Iowa Troop A Ill Class Chllds Davld Lee 107 Claremont Court Steu benvrlle Ohxo Company D I Class Chllton Howard Goodner 4613 Mocknngblrd Lane Dallas Texas BatteryA Ill Class Chuoco jose Sudeco 2239ODonnell Sta Cruz Mannla PhIlIppmes Battery A lClass Clfuentes Rafael Heredna 128 Calle 12 Ha bana Cuba Troop A Il Class Clark john Wmfleld 5365 Washlngton Bou levard lnduanapolls 20 Induana B nd I Class Clark Warren Malcolm Route I Box 149 Le ander Texas Troop B ll Class Clarke Lewls D 1429 Huckory Waukegan Illlnols Company C ll Class Cleaves Larry Raymond 2210 Ment Druve Lnma Ohlo Company B IV Class Clevenger Loyd Harold 302 North Howard Fayette Mlssouru Band IV Class Coady Edmund Tnmothy 35 Webster Park Columbus Ohlo Company B ll Class Cobnan javler Fernando Manzand No 27 Lote No 2 Coloma Torreon jardln Torreon Coah Mexuco CompanyC IV Class Cohen jay Howard 2133 Maroneal Boulevard Houston Texas Troop B II Class Cohen Nell jay 19406 Van Aken Boulevard Cleveland Ohuo Company A Ill Class Concheso Aurelno Fernandez jr 2630 16th Street Washungton D C lClass Contu Roberto jose Durlamba Nncaragua Troop B III Class Coony Thomas Mullard 3536 North PennSYl vanla lndlanapolus lndlana Company D Ill Class Cooper Fred 2919 West Lunt Avenue Ch: cago llllnols Battery B ll Class Cooper Robert Ernest Interlaken North Mus kegon Mnchvgan Troop A Ill Class Cottmgton Robert Wetmore 516 Mann Street Glen Ellyn lllnnols Company B ll Class Cowan john Davld 1010 Monterey Boulevard St Petersburg Flornda Band I Class Cox Franklnn Eugene Creole Petrollum Corp oratlon Las Pledras Falcon Venezuela Company A IV Class Cox Lawrence Kossuth 1105 West Maumee Street Adrlan Mlchlgan Band Ill Class Cox Wllluam Barley 16145 Sunderland Road Detroit Mrchlgan Battery A IV Class john Davnd R F D No 6 Hagers Maryland V Class Michael Paul R F D No 6 Hager Maryland Battery A IV Class Crew Davld Bruce 118 Country Club Drlve Elmura New York Company B Ill Class Crisp Harry L R F D No 3 Marlon Illlnols Company C ll Cla s Crutz john Franklun 3300 Flo d Lane Corpus Cozzoll town Cozzoln town Crocker Byron Gray 601 Grand Avenue Brady Texas Troop B I Class Cross Wllllam Lee P O Box 1348 Taplune Beurut Lebanon CompanyB ll Class Crow Donald Warren 705 Azalea Shreveport Loulsnana Battery B Ill Class Csernal Kenneth Paul 26011 Bloomfleld Bur mvngham Mlchlgan V Class Cuavcong Romelu Lopez 44 Menlo Pasa Phnllpplne Islands Battery B II Class Cummings joseph Kung 11 Town Moor Ave nue Doncaster England Company A IV Class Cunningham Dennis Mlchael 1708 North 17th Lafayette Indlana Company C Il Class Currle Roderlc Davnd 7270 North Illlnols Street Indlanapolls lndlana V Class Cutchm Lawrence McGIlhra Box 215 WhIta kers North Carolina BatteryA Ill Class Dahl Danlel Huelster Box 742 R F D No 4 South Bend lnduana Company C I Class Daley james Burger 706 14th Street Rawlms Wyoming Company B I Class Dana Charles Richard 1251 Scranton Denver 8 Colorado Troop A Ill Class Davvs john Douglass 2487 Dysart Road Cleve land 18 Ohno Company A I Class Davls Robert Lee 3449 Overbrook Lane Hou ton Texas Company A IV Class Davls Warren B 1631 Slxth Street New Or leans Loulslana BatteryA II Class DelValle Alvoro Funoco 12 Calle Romente NO 12 Guatemala Guatemala Company B IV Class Denham Robert Burns 1028 Maxwell Lane Bloomungton Indiana Company B Ill Class Dettelbach Tom Lee 1622 Shawnee Road Lama Ohlo Battery B ll Class DeVault john Lee 1711 South 4th Street Sprlngfleld lllxnous Band Ill Class DeYoung Bruce Russell 910 Eaton Avenue Akron Ohlo Troop B IV Class Duck Donald Edward 401 Fry Street Colfax Iowa Battery B ll Class Dickenson Frederick Ross jr Route No I3 Darllngton Road Beaver Falls Pennsylvanla TroopA Ill Class DIllon Robert Kenzle jr 1319 10th Street Bloommgton Indiana Company B ll Class Dlmetros Fred Andrew 213 Superlor Street Chucago lllInoIs Company A ll Class Dobler Lee C 331 jacks Run Road Pltts burgh 2 Pennsylvanla Troop B ll Class Dolan Gerald Edward 145 Glenwood Avenue Glenwood Illlnols Company A III Class Dolza john Lee 10851 Bnglow Road Davls burg Mnchlgan Troop A lClass Donahoe john Muchael 143 Whutworth Ave nue Ponca Cnty Oklahoma V Class Dougher james Paul 4231 West 62nd Street Cleveland Ohuo Troop B I Class Drake john Douglas Madison Heughts Ander son Indiana Company D I Class DuBose james H 806 Falrlawn Drlve Ur bana Illlnols Company D II Class Dull Mark Caton 900 Belvidere Avenue Plaln fneld New jersey Battery B I Class Dunbar john Bentley jr 4300 VIa Frascatu San Pedro Callfornla Battery B I Class Dunlap james 317 Geneseo Road San An tonuo Texas Troop B IV Class Dunn Douglas Edwln 211 Mann Street O sted Muchngan Battery B Ill Class lllmols Band lClass Dyal Luclus Mahlon Woodblne Georgla Com pany C Ill Class Dyke james Trester 2122 South T Street Fort Smlth Arkansas Battery B Ill Class Eavey George Earl 245 Cartwnght Drnve Rach mond Indiana CompanyC Il Class Egan Thomas Martln 727 College Hlghway Evansvnlle lndlana Company B Il Class Enchstaedt Duane Dennns 418 South Peart Street Knox lndnana BatteryA lClass Ellzondo Prlsclllano Sur 810 Mexrco Street Monterrey N L Mexlco Company B ll Class Ellus Wnlluam Garrettson 1119 Sherudan Road Wunnetka lllnnous Troop A ll Class Erlckson Brian F Box 351 Salamanca New York Company D ll Class Estrada juan Antonla Col LaEsperanza G0 mez Palacno Durango Mexlco Company C I Class Evans Robert Wayne 1415 Marsellles Drnve Muaml Beach Flonda Band Ill Class Evans Robert Wynne 430 Anderson Street Greencastle lnduana Company D Ill Class Farrell john Alden 320 Rrdgewood Road Fort Worth Texas Troop B lClass Faulk Wllllam Henry 7352 Pershing Avenue Unlverslty Cnty Mlssourl Company B Ill Class Fawcett john Tomas 6970 Cascade Road ADA R R No I Mnchugan Company A Ill C ss Felck Mead Mather 4400 Que Street North west Washungton 7 D C Troop B ll Class 169 I 1 , I I 1 I ' A I I I . - I A I ' I 1 ' 1 ' ' ' ' . 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I - Fern Gordon james 7236 Cornell Avenue Unlverslty Clty Mlssourl Ba tery B Il Class Frnley john Lawrence 3551 Central Avenue Memphes Tennessee Troop B lClass Fisher Thomas Scott 4710 Walnut Grove Road Memphus Tennessee Company C IV Class Flanders Gerald Porter 1434 Hurd Road Mon roe Mnchngan CompanyC IV Class Fleet Davld Fulton 520 San Gorgonlo San Diego Calnfornua Troop A Il Class Flemlng james Wllllam Route 1 Box 42 Monee Illmous Troop B Ill Class Flemming Herbert M 701 Maplewood Ave nue Ambrldge Pennsylvanla Band Ill Class Fletemeyer Rlchard George 680 East Grand Boulevard Detront Mlchngan Battery B Ill Class Flexer joel Peter 211 Klmbrough Towers Memphls Tennessee V Class Floyd Morrls Briggs Fairway Farm Pans Plke Lexmgton Kentucky Troop B II Class Flude Robert joseph P O Box 484 Valpar 3150 Indiana CompanyC III Class Ford Tom 30700 Lake Road Bay Vlllage Ohno Battery B I Class Fork Allan Charles 852 Bruce Avenue Floss moor lllrnols Battery B IV Class Fountain Vnnton E 108 Park Avenue Tar boro North Carollna Battery B I Class Fox john Peter 769 Heather Way Ann Arbor MIChIgar1 Company B IV Class Frauenthal Donald L 1670 Peck Street Mus kegon Mlchugan Battery B ll Class Freeman Richard West jr 295 Walnut Street Elew Orleans Loulslana Company D IV lass Street Mllwaukee Wlsconsln Company A Ill Cass Frredman Wulllam Hersh 4931 Lundell Bou levard St Louls Mussourl Battery B IV Class Fry Rlchard Allan R R No 2 Hinsdale Ill :nous Company B Ill Class Fugrtt Robert Payson Beaufort McLean Var gunna Company A I Class Fulmer Charles A Oak Street Melbourne Flornda Troop A IV Class Fye Rzchard Charles 6637 Loron Avenue Chl cago lllnnors Troop A 1lI Class Gabaldon Cesar Basullo 198 V Mapa Sta Mesa Manlla Phlllpplnes Company C IV Class Gaflll james Bruce 2810 Marine South Bend Indiana Troop A IV Class Galnes john Charles 267 Flfth Avenue New York New York Company A IV Class Gallardo Vrctor Enrique 206 Avenlda Cuba Guayaqull Ecuador Troop A IV Class Galvln Mlke Tom 341 Hillcrest Boulevard Mlllbrae Calrfornla Company B Il Class Garcia Eduardo Florencuo Vrlla Angelnca Ave Manolos Caracas Venezuela Company A IV Class Garcia justo Pedro No 59 Calle 12 entro Sa y Fa Mlramar Habana Cuba Troop B II Class Garza jalme lose Cort: jo San Gemo San Cel'0l'1lm0 Monterrey N L Mexlco Troop B IV Class Gaskull Robert Clyde 28 Sarzent Drlve Snyder New York Battery A I Class Gentry Thomas Aldrlch 910 Grace Avenue Worland Wyomung Battery A lClass 170 Gcrst Donn Arthur 8857 Elsmere Druve Par ma 29 Ohlo Troop B Ill Class Glbbs john Wlllns 445 East Mull Street Dan vnlle lndrana Band Ill Class Glbson Archer Robb 133 Unuon Street Adnan Mlchugan Troop A IV Class Gibson Bernard Eugene 7047 Meade Street Pnttsburgh Pennsylvanna Battery B ll Class Gnllette jon Falk 476 Stanbery Avenue Col umbus Ohlo Band IV Class Gnvens john Wllllam 2908 Perrysvnlle Avenue Plttsburgh Pennsylvania Company A IV Class Glendennmg George Henry 11 Avon Road Larchmont New York Troop B Ill Class Godshall Wllllam joseph South Plstakee Lake Road Fox Lake llllnons BatteryA III ClaSS Goffugon Page Nottmgham 1326 Buckmg ham Avenue Norfolk Vnrglnla Battery B I Class Gonzalez Enrlque Audraln FO 38 Miramar Habana Cuba Company B Ill Class Gonzalez jose Angel 215 South Madero Ave nue Chnhuahua Mexnco Troop B IV Class Gonzalez Vnctor R 9 Calle Montufar Gua temala Cnty Guatemala Company Class Goodhue Alvln Fellx 830 20th Street mont Texas Battery A Ill Class Goodhue john Forrest 830 20th Street mont Texas Troop A I Class Goodspeed james Wells 18635 Bretton Drnve Detrort 23 Mlchrgan Battery A IV Class Goodspeed Robert Morrus 18635 Bretton Dnve Detroit 23 Mlchrgan Battery A Il Class Gorton George 2512 Mnchlgan Boulevard Ra cane Wxsconsnn Company D lClass Gosaynre Waleed K 1419 East Genessee Sag D Ill Beau Beau Gottschalk Frederrc Addlson 4111 202217th Street Columbus Nebraska Troop B II Class Gourlay john Grant Rosedale Mrsslsslppu Company B IV Class Gowan john Amor Los Angeles Callfornla Band Ill Class Graham Roger David 1715 Madlson Avenue Mt Healthy Ohuo Company A Ill Class Granados juan A Raduocentro 716 Habana Cuba Company D III Class Grantvedt Robert Newell 626 Forest Avenue Glen Ellyn lllmols Company B I Class Grav Duck R 931 Archwood Avenue Loraln Ohvo Battery B I Class Green Bradford Bucklngham Pennsylvania Troop B III Class Greer Wrlllam Capers 802 Bluff Drrve Knox vslle Tennessee Company B ll Class Gregory Marlon Forrest R R No 1 Mltchell Indlana Company B Il Class Grrffm Turner D 3948 Maryland Avenue Shreveport Louuslana BatteryA ll Class Grlfflth john MCCOOI 233 Biddle Avenue Wyandotte Mlchlgan Battery A Il Class Gutenkunst Rlchard Laacke 6123 North Berk eley Boulevard Mllwaukee WISCONSIN Com pany C I Class Guthrre Wllllam Bowman Rural Route No 2 Bloomlngdale lndlana Band IV Class Haenlem Kent LeRoy 509 Wheeler Street Saginaw Mlchlgan TroopA Ill Class Hague Robert Allison 8231 Rrver Road Flush Ing Muchlgan BatteryA lClass Haines George Henry 16127 LaSalle Boule vard Detroit 21 Mlchrgan Band ll Class Hale Charles Martln 2315 Cascade Springs Drlve Ada Mrchugan Company C lClass Hale Robert Culver 252 East 248th Street Euclnd Ohuo Battery A IV Class Haley Edward Percy 3854 Brewster Road Dearborn Mrchrgan V Class Halpert Road Class Hamady Fmt Hamady Mlchngan Company B Il Class Hamel Edgar Hawkms 348 South Cicero Ave nue Chicago 44 Illmors Company B IV Class Hamnlton Rivers Hampton Road Class Hanahan leston Hand Richard Merwyn 139 East Shore Road Culver Indvana Battery A Ill Class Hannlng Wllllam Holman 2020 Ridgeway Road Dayton 9 Ohlo Battery A IV Class Hargntt Paul Lee 5520 North Merldlan Street Indlanapolls Indlana Company D ll Class Harmon john Clark Route No 4 Oakwood Oshkosh Wrsconsln CompanyA lClass Harms Paul Herman Waukazoo Holland Mlchugan Company D Ill Class Harrlngton john Lyle 5639 Hugh Druve Kan sas Cnty Mnssouru Troop B III Class Harrls Russel Clemons 819 19th Avenue Cor dele Georgna Company C Ill Class Hartz Wnlllam Rogers Waverly Vargnnra Company C ll Class Lawrence Frank 7910 Long Meadow Plkesvllle Maryland CompanyA II Karl Ronald 421 Welch Boulevard Mlchngan Battery B Il Class Robert Lee 1647 Neome Drlve Flmt Edward P 1416 25th Street Two Wlsconsln Troop A ll Class Frederick Bertram 120 Remlngton Manhasset New York Troop B ll Grayson Garllard 83 East Bay Char South Carolina Troop A Ill Class Haute Indiana Company B II Class Haslem john Robert 205 Potomac Avenue Terre Haute lnduana Company B I Class Hatfleld Phlllp Mitchell 1120 West 16th Street Bedford lndlana Band IV Class Hatten Davrd Lawrence 1608 2nd Avenue East Spencer Iowa Battery A ll Class Hauerwas james Wllburt 8525 West Clarke Wauwatosa Wnsconsrn Company A lll Class Hauman Robert Lew 4319 Rugby Drnve Tole do Ohro Company A lClass Hefner james Edward Box 151 Dhahran Saud: Arabla Battery B III Class Helberger Charles jackson 2209 Bigelow Peorla Illlnols Battery A Ill Class Helmerlch john Franklln 3541 South West Fnrst Avenue Mvamr Florida Company A ll 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Company D IV Class Monst Robert Charles 2030 South 19th Ave nue Maywood lllnnons Battery A ll Class Montgomery john Courtney 510 Forest Drnve Grove Cnty Pennsylvanna Troop B Ill Class Moore Charles Davnd Newark Road Route No 1 Zanesvnlle Ohno CompanyA lClass Moore Charles joseph Ellamore West Vnr gnnna V Class Moravec Todd L 4711 Old Mnll Road Fort Wayne Indnana Company B I Class Moreland Stephen Theodore 5903 East Plea sant Run Parkway Indnanapolns Indnana V Class Morey Charles Thayer 305 South Vale Street Bloomnngton lllnnons Company D II Class Morgan Rnchard Woodruff Ford Motor Com pany P O Box 443 Tokyo japan Com pany B IV Class Morgens Norman Bernard 8816 Vnrgnnna Lane Kansas Cnty Mnssourl Company B III Class Morphy Ernesto Alvarez 86 Chnapas Mexnco Cnty Mexnco Company D IV Class Morphy Gunllermo Alvarez 86 Chnapas Mexnco D F Mexnco Company A Il Class Morrrs Robert Taylor Explanada Mexnco Cnty D F Troop A III Class Morrnson Dudley Butler 907 Chestnut Road Charleston West Vnrgnnna Ba tery A III Class Morrnson john Cooper 907 Chestnut Road Charleston West Vnrgnnna Troop B III Class Morrnson Robert Clarke 231 South Madnson Adrnan Mnchngan Company D Ill Class Mortell Edwnn Everett 825 Emory Kankakee lllnnons Company A IV Class Mower Rnchard H1gg1ns Louden Hnghts Char Ieston West Vnrgnnna Company A IV Class Mueller Wnllnam Carter 1904 Wnndsor Place Fort Worth Texas V Class Mulford Hewett Probasco R R No 3 Le banon Ohno Band III Class Munn Fred Olen jr 2110 Wnnter Charlotte North Carolnna Band III Class Munro Paul Cass Carp Lake Mnchngan Troop B IV Class Munro Robert james 1420 South Dartmouth Road Flossmoor lllnnons Company B IV Class Murray Dennns Sagnnaw Mnchngan V Class Myers Wnllnam Madnson Coal Valley lllnnons Battery A II Class james 603 South jefferson Naanes George Earl 428 East Nnnth Mnchngan V Class Nagel Fredernc Beals 115 Prado Norte Mex nco D F Mexnco BatteryA III Class Namon Rnchard 326 Elm Court Lnbertyvnlle lllnnons Company B I Class Nannet Franklnn Tyler Rural Route 6 Craw fordsvnlle Indnana BatteryA III Class Nash jnm Roberts 3825 Herwol Waco Texas Battery B IV Class Neal Luther Alvnn 1521 North Golder Odes sa Texas V Class Nelms Robert Anthony 4444 Beverly Drnve Dallas Texas Company D IV Class Cnty Indnana Nelson Davnd Lesley R R 3 Lebanon Indn ana Company C I Class Netrck Allan 500 Greenwood Del Rno Texas Battery B Il Class Neuhaus Vernon Frank Mnssnon Texas Troop ll C Nevnn Davnd Halls 1863 Selma Avenue Youngstown Ohno Company B lClass Newman john Bullen 340 Mornnngsnde Drnve San Antonno Texas Company A IV Class Nnes john Davndnson 5020 West 45th Avenue Denver Colorado V Class Nnes W1lI1am VanNorman 5020 West 45th Denver Colorado CompanyC III Class Nnxon Wnllnam Markley 730 South Center Street Thomaston Georgna Battery A Ill Class Norrns Regnnald Mnchael 411 Woodland jack sonvnlle lllnnons Battery B III Class Nortell joe Harry 935 North Elmwood Ave nue Oak Park lllnnons Troop A Il Class Northey Harry George 1344 Prospect Boule vard Waterloo Iowa Troop A II Class Oade Robert Edward 30 Andresen Court Hazel Park Mnchngan CompanyA III Class de Obarrno Adolfo 56 Ave jose de San Mar tnn Panama Panama TroopA II Class de Obarrno Nncanor Arturo 59 Nncanor A de Obarrno Ave Panama Panama Troop B I Class Offen Arnold Burton 216 Wnnchester Street Brooklnne Massachusetts Troop A lClass Olnver ver Indnana BatteryA IV Class Olson son Iowa Troop B II Class Bruce lrvnng 182 North Terrace Cul john Henry 1334 Avenue B Ft Madn Robert Wnllnam 9408 Lawndale Ave Olson nue Evanston lllnnons Battery A Il Class OMalley Patrick Lawrence 136 Elmwood Avenue Evanston lllnnons V Class Ornve Adolfo 335 Agustnn Ahumada Mex nco Mexnco V Class Ortengren Ralph Wnllnam 216 Oak Knoll Drnve Dayton 9 Ohno Battery A IV Class Paglnan jhon Marc Gunrola 164 Paseo de Lom as Altas Mexnco D F Mexnco TroopA ll Class Panella Charles Norman 202 Ednson Avenue New Castle Pennsylvanna Company B II Class Parknnson Kenneth Robert 17601 Otto Ave nue Tnnley Park lllnnons Company C Il Class Parsons Wnllnam Dennns 2145 Webster Street Palo Alto Calnfornna Battery A IV Class Paulnson Peter Trner 1249 Lake Avenue Ft Wayne Indnana BatteryB IV Class Pearce Robert Guy Magnolna Arkansas Bat ter B Ill Cass Pease Hugh Ralph Wolters Anr Force Base Mnneral Wells Texas Company A IV Class Pencnk jan Mnles 408 Uvedale Road Rnver snde lllnnons CompanyA IV Class Peppard Marcus Ramon No 7 South Mnddle rndge Lane Rollnng Hnlls Calnfornna Com pany A IV Class Perron Gerald Orel Marennsco Mnchngan Band II Class Perry Davnd Clark Evans 1894 Arlnngton Road Roanoke Vnrgnnna Company A I Class Peters Nenll Torsten 8934 Dexter Boulevard Detront Mnchngan CompanyC Il Class Petronella Peter Nenll 4308 Barnng Avenue East Ch1cago Indnana Troop A III Class I I I I I I I ' ' I I , , , . , . , . . , . 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tabula Ohro Band ll Class Redfern Wnllnam C 569 Lake Ponnte Grosse Pte Park Mnchngan Company B ll Class Reed Dan Dwnght 176 Moran Road Detront Mnchngan Company C III Class Reed Henry Morrnson 2837 Rnedlnng Drnve Lounsvnlle Kentucky Company C III Class Reese jan Shnreman 40 North Marlon Street Martnnsvnlle Indnana Band ll Class Reynolds john Dnllard Robnn Hood Road Wm ston Salem North Carolnna Battery A Il Class Rnce Franklyn Edward 324 North Fourtl' Street Nnles Mnchngan Band Ill Class Rnce Robert Vnrgnl 2922 Mnamn Road South Bend Indnana CompanyC III Class Rnch Arnold George Roscommon Mnchngan Company C III Class Rnch Robert Wnnslow R R No 4 Box 773 South Bend Indnana Troop B IV Class Rnem Ronald Evan 14456 Pnedmont Detront Mnchngan Company A ll Class Rnos Abel Gustavo 235 Prado Suv Mexnco Cnty Mexnco VClass Roach Alden Gallup jr 2975 Lombardy Road Pasadena Calnfornna Company B Ill Class Robertson Scott Douglas 1515 Mnchngan La Porte Indnana Battery A IV Class Robnnson john Lee 3131 Meadowbrook Court Toledo Ohno Company B lClass Robnnson Kent McConnell 3510 Granada ou levard Coral Gables Flornda Battery B l Class Rocoff james Ivan 3532 18th Street Detront Mnchngan Company A I Class Roeser Dnck Allen 1251 Rnverdale Road Flnnt Mnchngan Battery B I Class Rollnnson Donald Dean Louusnana Ave Ferrn day Lounsnana Company D Ill Class Romney George 1104 29 entre 30y32 Ha bana Cuba V Class Romney Harry 1104 29 No 1104 entre 30y 32 Vedado Habana Cuba Battery B Il Class Root Ralph Harvy 5622 Rnversnde Drnve Worthnngton Ohno V Class Rosenberg Gerald Robert 5lI Brompton Place Chncago lllnnons CompanyC lClass Rosenhenm Sydney H 1009 Towanda Ter race Cnncnnnatn Ohno Company B III Class Ross Wallace Albert Old Washnngton Road R D No 2 Brndgevnlle Pennsylvanna Troop B IV Class Ross Wnllnam Cotter 1577 North Cherry Street Galesburg lllnnons Company C IV Roth jan Arthur 1010 Mendnan Street An derson Indnana Company D I Class Rothman Stephen Andrew 3500 Lake Shore Drnve Chncago lllnnons Troop B lClass Roucher jerry Alan 1989 West Macon Deca tur lllnnons Band IV Class Rourk Malcolm Henderson Shallotte North Carolnna Band II Class Rowland Frampton T Nashvnlle Georgna Company A I Class Royal Wnllnam Covert 162 North Clnnton Street Chncago6 lllnnons Troop B Ill Class Ruby john Edwnn Lake Street Madnsonvnlle Kentucky Troop B I Class Runge Dwnght Frederick Cayo La Rosa Bauta Cuba Company C I Class Ryall Ion Hugh 166 Fnsher Road Grosse Pornte Farms Mnchngan Company D Il Class Sabel Rnchard Davns 162 East Ohno Street Chncago lllnnons Company B lClass Saenz Alberto No 8 24 Calle 72 Bogota Colombua S A Troop A Ill Class Sam Norman 1416 Wabash Street Mnchngan Cnty Indnana Company B IV Class Sampson Wnllnam Artman 749 Vna Somonte Palos Verdes Calnfornna Troop B I Class Sanderson George Henry 900 Brnstol Avenue Stockton Calnfornna Company A lClass Sandnfer Wnllnam Roper Greystone Ranch Evergreen Colorado Company C III Class San Roman Robert Eduardo 1175 Caucaso Mexnco Cnty Mexnco Company A I Class Schaefer Wnllnam Bruce jr 110 Whutman Toccoa Georgna CompanyA I Class Schafer Herrman Gilbert 15725 Wlndmlll Ponnte Drnve Grosse Ponnte Park Mnchngan VClass Schannel Charles Peter 227 Delaware Place Chncago lllnnons Company D lClass Schell jacob Albert R R No I Wnndfall In dnana Band IV Class Schloemer jerry Roy 640 Glenayre Drnve Glenvnew lllnnons Battery B Ill Class Schmndt Bernard Sydney 405 E351 MeY9fS Street Hazel Park Mnchngan CompanyA IV Class Schmntt Davnd Dryden 420 Maple Street Wnnnetka lllnnons CompanyC IV Class Schoger Harry George 1629 13th Street An derson Indnana Company B IV Class Schonblom Ion Walker 9426 Stone Avenue Bradford Pennsylvanna BatteryA Ill Class Schryver Dannel Ward 111 Park Road Day ton 9 Ohno Company C IV Class Schuyler john Bann R F D No l Box 501 Nashotah Wnsconsnn Troop B lll Class Scopelntns Alkn Emanuel 413 NOI'fl'1 TBYIOV Street South Bend Indnana Company B Ill Class Scott james Harrns 618 North Nnnth Temple Texas 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Culver Mslstary Academy class of l923 U S Naval Academy BS Rear Admsral lRetI U S N Ernest B Ben on Asssstant Dean Sensor In structor Bsologv Boston Unsverssty AB AM Harvard Unuverssty Ed M Lt Colonel C M A Alfred j Donnelly Asssstant Dean Sensor In structor Mathematscs Counselor Company D Harvard Unsverssty SB Ed M Lt Colonel C M A Tesh Wsckard Asssstant Dsrector of Admssssons Indsana Unsverssty B S M S Cecelclere Brown Regsstrar Instructor sn Typ Ing Indsana Unsverssty A B Unsverssty of Madrsd ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Walter G Roberts Sensor Instructor Englssh Athletsc Counselor Company A Coach Var ssty Crew Culver Mslstary Academy class of l932 Yale AB Indsana Unsverssty Bread Loaf School of Englssh Harvard Unsverssty Lt Colonel C M A Rschard W Gsmbel Instructor Englssh Culver Mslstary Academy class of I934 Prsnceton Unsverssty A B Unsverssty of Munsch lnds ana Unsverssty Syracuse Unsverssty Bread Loat School of Englssh Lseutenant USAR Masor C M A Patrsck H Hodgksn Instructor Englssh 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Instructor Englssh Advssor Qusll Indsana State Teachers Col lege B S Unsverssty of lllsnoss MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Robert H Shanks Master Instructor Chasrman of Mathematscs Department Coach Varssty Tennss Wake Forest CollegeA B Columbsa Unsverssty MA Colonel C M A Homer A Obenauf Sensor Instructor Mathe matucs Coach Varssty Rsfle Wsttenberg Col lege A B Unsverssty of Pennsvlvansa MA Major USAR Lt Colonel ING judd T Stsnchcomb Instructor Mathematscs Ohso Unsverssty BS Ohso State MA Lt Colonel USAR Kenneth Hesgard Instructor Mathematscs Coach Company Basketball and Football Mslton College A B Unsverssty of Wsscon ssnMA Major C M A Raymond C jurgensen Instructor Mathematscs Socsal and Relsgsous Counselor Company D Carleton College BA State Unsverssty of Iowa MS UCLA Major C M A Walter O Gollnsck Assocsate Instructor Math ematscs Athletsc Counselor Company B Msddlebury College B S Marquette Unsver ssty Ed M Captasn CMA Coke Smsth Assocsate Instructor Scsence IR:nIdXolph Macon College BS 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I . .. . . - ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT FrankW Walastss Instructor Language Coach Varssty Swsmmsng Chasrman of Athletsc De partment Unsverssty of Mschsgan A B Msd dlebury College Mayor C M A Russell D Olsver Head Coach Basketball Base ball Football Culver Mslstary Academy class of l93l Unsverssty of Mschsgan A B Cap tasn USAR MayorC M A Ervsn R Nelson Coach Varssty Golf Instructor Go M yor C M A Donald C Sutherland Assocsate Instructor Mathematlcs Asssstant Coach Football Coach Boxsng Unsverssty of Mschsgan AB Uns verssty of Psttsburgh Ed M Mayor C M A MILITARY STAFF Clarence A Whstney Instructor Cavalry ROTC 'Vlslstary Advssor Troop Executsve Offscer Cavalry Summer Camp Unsverssty of Masne LLB Lt Colonel USAR Edward Stephenson Asde to Commandant Msl stary Counselor Company B Unsted States Mslstary Academy B S Mayor ING structor Infantry ROTC Ball State Teachers College AB Unsverssty of Mschsgan MS Unsverssty of Southern Calsfornsa Infantry School Lt Colonel ING COUNSELOR STAFF W G johnston Sensor Counselor Dsrector of Woodcraft Camp Counselor of Company C Culver Mslstary Academy class of l9lO Col onel USAR E Kemp Moore Sensor Instructor Englssh Counselor Company A Indsana Unsverssty AB Colonel USAR john F Edgell Instructor Englssh Counselor Company B Amherst College AB Columbsa Unsverssty M A Teachers College Columbsa Unsverssty Unsverssty of Bsrmsngham lEng landl Lseutenant USNR Mayor C M john R Mars Instructor Spanssh Counselor Artsllery B Brown Unsverssty A B Harvard Unsverssty EdM MA Mayor C M A Robert Bolton jr Counselor Troop A Instruc tor Mathematscs U S Naval Academy BS Naval War College Capt U S N R Wsllsam A Strow Instructor Scsence Counselor Troop B Msams Unsverssty BS Syracuse Unsverssty MA Mayor C MA George L Msller Sensor Instructor Mathematscs Counselor Band Lousssana State Unsverssty Colonel USAR ROTC STAFF OFFICERS Roy L Dalferes Professor of Mslstary Scsence and Tactscs Lousssana State College Col onel Artsllery USA Qusntus C Atksnson Executsve and Motor Of fscer US Mslstary Academy BS Mayor Armor U S A Robert V Gray Adjutant and Detachment Com mander Drake Unsverssty BS Captasn In fantry USA Alfred E Lewss Supply Offscer Salem College BS Captasn Infantry USA ENLISTED PERSONNEL james K Fowler Communscatsons Artsller Artsfscer Holms County jr College Master Fred M Ksmmey Instructor Mslstary Trasnsng McCormsck Theologscal Semsnary Master Sergeant USA Vsrgsl T Msller Motor Sergeant Master Ser geant U SA Robert L Muravchsck Admsnsstratsve NCO Master Sergeant U SA C-unnard E Holt Admsnsstratsve NCO Sergeant Fsrst Class U S A Thomas A Carter Motor Mechansc Sergeant U S A PUBLIC RELATIONS DEPARTMENT Arthur G Hughes Dsrector of Publsc Relatsons Instructor Englssh Mschsgan State Normal A B Unsverssty of Mschsgan AM Wayne Unsverssty St Andrews Unsverssty Mayor C M A DEPARTMENT OF HORSEMANSHI P L Kstts Dsrector of Horsemanshsp Asssstant Chaplasn Coach Varssty Polo St Stephen s College Colonel U S A R Acknowledgments PRINTING Mr Robert Rust and The Culver Crtszen Press PHOTOGRAPHY Messrs Ed and Tom McKearnan Mr Frank Simmons The Moffett Studso Mr Carl Morgan ART Mayor Warner Wslhams, Mr Frank Persell ENGRAVING Mr Robert Loewer, Mr Edwsn Hackleman, and the Indsan apohs Engravlng Company COVER Mr Jack Bundy and the S K Smsth Company Louss j Stone Mslstary Counselor Troop As ssstant Coach Varssty Polo Worcester Aca demy Mayor USAR Robert Feeley Instructor sn Equstatson Coach Varssty jumpsng Fnrst Lt ING LIBRARIAN M Stephen Myers Lsbrarsan Instructor Latsn Trsnsty College A B Unsverssty of Chscago Kansas Csty Teachers College Indsana Uns verssty Mayor C M A RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES I-lardsgg Sexton Chaplasn and Dsrector of Re lsgsous Actsvstses Msams Unsverssty A B D D Prsnceton Unsverssty MA Prsnceton Theologscal Semsnary BTh Unsverssty of Csncsnrsats Indsana Unsverssty DEPARTM ENT OF HEALTH Leone Basley Regsstered Nurse Regsstered Technscsan Madsson Wssconssn Sanstarsum Hospstal Chscago Lysng sn Hospstal Vsrgsnsa R Abasr Regsstered Nurse St joseph Hospstal South Bend Indsana Reba Wagoner South Bend Memorsal Hospstal Vsrgsnsa Wsllsamson Regsstered Nurse St joseph Hospstal South Bend Indsana Inds ana Unsverssty B S SERVICE DEPARTMENT Henry L Hennsng Dsrector of Purchases South Bend College of Commerce Elszabeth Shetterly Manager Maxnnkuckee Inn Butler Unsverssty BS Graduate of Indsana Unsverssty Medscal Center Robert W Ott Audstor Ernest W van Dyke Plant Dsrector Ines Chapman Cashser j Rex Mawhorter Postmaster Hesdelberg Col ege Val F Herrmann Manager Unsform Depart ment Edgar Shaw Manager Quartermaster Store Raymond C Manss Supersntendent of Busldsngs and Grounds I77 . 2 ' . 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