Carson Long Military Institute - Carsonian Yearbook (New Bloomfield, PA)

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If 1 XM' 'f ' vt 4 7 in if rf 1 Ja L N, he: v Alb-I if V 75 ' ' .. , - ',.' ..'- -.,. ..- ---.-. ,,-- ' -. 5 1- . ' ,,,- ' , ---' - ' -, ,. ':.,.AD'.: 4-,... vf PH' J!-W - - -' , 'T .vw-J 'ui - Alu .,V.K,... :',' '.':,- ,,g: 1 fv.2-'um--,, :- W. f'-I' fa: '1v'-L! f'W1:x:lA..47X'f'nh-T1!F1.'.aKf.N.n'lIPlnLnmA it , .4 -'..,,,2 1 . . V ,:, ,. . -A . -A L 1.1.5-4 I-...,-.,5w.ua.mx1..mAl ' ' 4li!um4im,tHe RADE PA ON TAUON ' BA I ' . ui. The Camrso ia An Annual Pnblifntion Edilm'-in-Chief Anoriale Edimrf Burineff Manager Auirinnl Buxirzexx Faruliy Adzfifor Edited by The junior Claw Of CARSON LONG T H E S T A F F CPL. WALTER j. OLIVER -I ACT. SGT. joIIN H. DUBoIs f CPL. STUART E. HALL SGT. WILLIAM WARNER Mamma Ifui ACT. ZND LT. GEORGE M GERMAN I CPI.. IRA B. NIxoN CAPT. PAUL E. NOLI. iv' ml H E c A llillfelli s o N n A 52 N FOREWGRD E, the staff of '33, present The Carsonianf' It represents our earnest endeavors to record the activities and achievements of our Alma Mater. If, in the more reminiscent of your moments in the years to comez this volume helps you recall the happy, crowded hours of accomplishment spent on her campus, the Carsonian staff of '33 will be extremely gratified. N ni is a t - - -1:r 6 -43? film.. 1-4-as on I A Gable: of Qlnntents l. Frontispiece ,... 2. Title Page .... 3. Foreword . . . 4. Dedication . .. I. The Faculty . ,. .. II. The Classes ............ The junior Class ..... The Senior Class ...... The Sophomore Class .... The Freshman Class ...... The junior High School ..... The junior Department ..... III. Organizations ............... Governmental .... Social ......... Literary .... Dramatic ........... . . . Musical ............. . ..... . Oratorical and Public Speaking .... Factional ................. . . Hobby . . . VI. Military ..... V. Athletics ............ VI. Advertisements ......... Index to advertisers .... in .l'lr5w:3l n 9 3 3 'S a rw, gr. 7 ii. .. , Iifliigu 'rn E c A j'i'fQllg.!,' 0 N I A J R2 1 ,Ft i DEDJICATION In sincere recognition and esteem of his ' incessant efforts for, and inexhaustible con- tributions to our welfare, we gratefully dedi- cate this volume to CAPTAIN HARRY B. CRYTZER J L 9 41qmE31fl 3 3 8 as 7 THE CA J , . mv 'w Q . 'AIIIL-D ,1 fjl.L, S O N I ,. ix T 1? 9 P' ' 'sl , sy X I f lah H f V1 i 'fgwik V' .. r'7':S: 'fl 'i 1 S 'JI ' 'kggfiiifq 5 QE w wg ', li ' VE? gg? X-ks, f Q 5 ' S fm ' 'W I I 9 ei -,mt W - - QW l' Wf- m y - iQ r--A ,jp 9 3 3 own slvik if 'ra-ar: CA SONIAN COLONEL THEODORE KEPNER LONG Pl'65fdE7ll and Comrmmdant College: Yale 1878, LL. B. Colonel Long is the man to whom Carson Long owes its existence. Under his competent hand our school has developed into a man-building institution of national repute. His contributions in time ahd money will never be forgotten. We are fortunate indeed to have such a capable and distinguished gentleman as our president. YI-val 10 ' ta- '.-? I f.?!N 4 THE CA SONIAN i rl CAPTAIN EDWARD LEE HOLMAN Acting Commandanz, Principal, Prjofqrror of Military Science and Tariirf, Inriructor in Ameritan Demorracy College: Gettysburg 1921, M. A. ' To him Carson Long owes its lofty ideals and its ultimate attainment. He has inculcated into the minds of us all these ideals thus preparing us the better to meet the exacting demands of the complex world we shall some day face. Captain Holman is in truth contributing his best to a noble profession and to American manhood. x if ru QB -'I I 9 3 3 11 'Z rl -A? '1 , ,.,,, I5 Ii? ' 1 2- -i. f ' -r H E c A o N I A A CAPTAIN PAUL EDWARD NOLL Asrixtanl Principal, Instructor in Mathematics and Sfienrer, Coach of Foollmll and Baxeball College: Gettysburg 1921, B. S. In Coach's hands largely lies our athletic destinies. Fate has been kind to us in the past for football and baseball teams of superior calibre have been produced under Captain No1l's able tutelage. Not only on the athletic field but also in the classroom we have all learned and benefited due to his teachings. The Carsonian staff wishes to thank him for the many courtesies he extended in helping us make this Carsonian a success. 12 .PA u ' l T ' 1 ' -.'-- -' -- ' , K , ,, ,f'r,'-1 .' ff. , , . . V- 1 -f ' D- 5 ,. S .1 . .L .mam s-11l'.-'fl F'.1., 2- ', '...'-1 ,,. .. ,I ' -0 Han. THE CA SONIAN CAPT. HARRY S. DIFFENDERFER Inmwctor in Malhemalirr, Science, and Hillary, Track Coach College: Lafayette 1925, B. S. Captain Diffenderfer 'is a valuable asset to our faculty. In addition to teaching a great variety of subjects he deserves much credit for the suc- cess of our conquest in the athletic world, having coached several very successful track squads. A true friend, a competent' teacher, a real man. I 9 e- I -3 I 3 3 9 -:ii-' 13 'rue IAN CAPTAIN ROBERT HE'WITT SHANK Inrtructor in Englixb, Civirr, Ameriam HiII07'y, Coach of Rifle Team College: University of Pennsylvania 1924, B. S. Captain Shank besides being responsible for numerous extracurricular activities, finds time to teach classes. He has helped us much, we can only express our gratitude. '14 a, , THE CA SONIA -f- , CAPTAIN DONALD DOUGLAS HOLLIDAY Head of llne Frenrb Departmenl, Headmarter of the junior Higb School, Buxkezball Coach College: University of Pennsylvania, Indiana Normal. ln the classroom as on the basketball floor we have learned much due to his teaching. Moreover he is almost entirely responsible for the de- velopment of basketball to its present stage at Carson Long. We wish to take this opportunity to express our gratitude for what he has done for us. -lfr.vm'xlg, ,V -v- V i Y jr 15 xy. - 'ru E c A s o N u A .,'.., In CAPTAIN HARRY BURNHAM CRYTZER Ifzxlrurtoz' in Englixh, AfIllfZ7E77lt1fiL'J' mm' Gmmmm' School mlnjerix, Coach of Debating Team, Tennif Team, Auiylmzr Foolball Coach College: Muskingum 1927, A. B. Captain Crytzer's varied interests have made' him an indispensable member of our Faculty. Students have learned much from him in every activity with which he is associated. We appreciate what he has done in bettering Carson Long. I 9 a a is 16 f lf n. 1 ---u iv- THE CA SONIA LIEUTENANT EUGENE HEINE Inflruclar in English and Grammar Scboal .rubjeclr College: Albright 1928, B. S. We acquired a valuable teacher three years ago when Lieutenant Heine came to us. His humor and pleasant disposition radiate a friendliness and cheer that has endeared him to us all. He is a regular fellow to the smaller students in his charge. We are very grateful to him for his services. Q l - I 9 3 a 17 il ff. -' -- 1, I W ,F .5 ,ig Y- in 3 'ag S 5 I4 'ui THE CA IONIAN i LIEUTENANT EDWARD Fox GRUBBS Imzrzfctoz' in Foreign Limglmgei' and Gmnzmm' Sclaool Jzzbjerzr, Comb of junior Vanity Foolball, Auixlanz Basketball Coacla College: Centre 1927, A. B. ln spite of the short time he has been with us he has done his work like an old timer. In the capacity of junior Varsity Football Coach he made an enviable record equalled only by his very valuable assistance to Captain Holliday in coaching the basketball team. His talent as an instructor is not confined solely to athletics but his skill and tact in the classroom have made him many friends. i l 9 -ill, len' 3 3 ,J V l 'S Lf ! , 18 1- -. THE CA SONIA - l., V W -4- .. rw . -Y .WMS . MRS. JOSEPI-IINE MOELl.ER l11.r1r1n:1af of Fiflb and Sixlb G'1':1zfe.f, Houxenzolher College: Merrill. Mrs. Moeller's instruction of the smaller students is of utmost im- portance for she lays the 'foundation of their education and to her is entrusted the precious bending of the twig. Mrs. Moeller also performs the duties of a housemother for the Belfry Hall Students. At this time we wish to thank her for her valuable contributions. igff,.m1 1 9 lla' -' 2 2, El rifu x 19 'f'!f i . 're-4 E c A s o N I A N MRS. DONALD DOUGLAS HOLLIDAY I-Iofleyr, Comb of Dramatic: and Glee Club, Librarimz College: Indiana Normal. The day that brought Mrs. Holliday to Carson Long was a fortunate one for us indeed. Her contributions have been valuable and many. The success of our stage presentations and Glee Club is due greatly to her efforts. Our own splendid, well balanced library is due almost wholly to her en- deavors. ' It is with a great deal of pleasure that we confer a well deserved praise. 20 J.-fag THE CA SONI-A 4- - Miss ERMA F. HOLDEN Sefretary Although we seldom hear of her, her ofiice is one of the busiest and most important of Carson Long's entire staff. Our business department is conducted only in the manner that a veteran business-woman of Miss Holclen's ability and experience could supervise. In view of what she has done in the past we feel safe in saying that she would be very difficult to replace. l 9 Q. l': 1' '1 3 3 fsllitilll r fn-Q3-J-fr! A 21 T 4: .e Q .lit T H E C A Ps. I 0 N 1 A. N MRS. GEO. L. ICKES Axyixtanl Secrelary The interests of our oliice department are much too extensive for one person to handle. In Miss Bower, Miss Holden has obtained a. most competent assistant who by her innumerable services has rendered herself an indispensable aid to the business department. - She has done much and merits our praise and gratitude. I 9 ,Jim -. 3 3 :gg-i Z 22 in . , ., -r +1 s c A Qi! s o N n A Mas. HARRY BURNHAM CRYTZER lnxlruclor in Typeugrizing, Slaortlmnd and Bookkeeping. Afxisrtanl Secretary Miss Holden's and Miss Bower's work is supplemented by Mrs. Crytzer's to form an extremely efhcient ofhce force. Mrs. Crytzer also teaches the business students. We wish to thank her for help and interest. I 9 LZ 3 3 ff + but 1 23 FL Jifn lg 'ro-ne o N I AN h MRS. DAVID BOYD ALTER Direclar of 0I'l'i78.l'l7'd, Inflruclof' of Piano and Violin College: Irving, Mus. B. Music hath charms perhaps vis one of the reasons why we are proud of our orchestra. The other cause for our belief is Mrs. Alter, for as Director of the school orchestra, she has never failed to produce one worthy of Commendation. Her patience is known only to her- music students. We owe her a deep debt of gratitude. I 9 .5 3 3 Nei 24 0 THE CA soN.,1.AN eh .. DR. CATHERINEAJOHNSON School Pbyririan College: Wilson, A. B., B. S., jefferson Medical, M. D. Good health is a fundamental essential in the undertaking of any enter- prise. So to.aid us in preserving that health Doctor johnson contributes her medical knowledge and skill. In the short period that she has been administering to our ills she has made many grateful friends. We value highly what she is doing for us. ' 9 3 3 'J fig. 5 'i'37 25 i.-' ,.,t P' L I A' IA' TH E c A o N 4 A N MRS. ADDIE Hoon Hozzremolber Mrs. Hood does her bit by mothering the smaller fellows of the Junior Department. She patiently and cheerfully caters to their needs, spreading cheer here, lending a helping hand there. Her services are very necessary to the little fellows. She is truly a housemother in every sense of the word. I 9 .1 3 3 - :Q MT' 26 if-. T 'H E C A lb' A If Q- fggifjl .VIQJI1 S 0 4 N I A N lf. .5 11 ,71f 2F+1i4k?kyi3- ' . fu Egivfm, '- if . X X. - Y VJQJMWUMIMHI1, U ' ' W J V . X MNWI fi 'ffxxwv wx W 'I iff W. 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JULIAN BABCOCK D. C. RANsoN BAILEY D. C. ORVAL BLOOM ACT. CPL. HOWARD BRAINARD SGT. ANTONIO BRUNA D. C. HOWARD BUEI-ILER CADET ELMER CusTER ACT. SGT. JO1-IN DUBOIS CADET HALSEY FULLER CADET BRUCE GRUBB CADET RICHARD 1'lEIST CPL. JOHN HULME ACT. CPL. PAUL KASLOFF D. C. DANIEL LAPORTE D. C. STANLEY MAAS CPL. IRA NIXON CPL. ROBERT SONNER D. C. EUGENE VENN CADET SAMUEL WILLOUGIIBY D. C. EDWARD WOOD D. C. ROBERT YETTER Clan Flower AMERICAN BEAUTY ROSE Clan Molto ALWAYS FAITHFUL Clan Colon ORANGE AND BLUE Faculty Adoifor CAPTAIN PAUL E. NOLL I 'P l l 3 3 - - +L. . if ,gil TF' ' bl -, - - WW T H E ,mc A Ps r o re 1 Mfjlwdu .fiiiftt V ' 121.1111-': 11 1.- mf. .- WILLIAM WARNER BILL 1025 N. Negley Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. Books 'tis a dull and endless strife. Artizfilier junior Class President, Business Manager of the Carsoniang Debate '32, Football '29, '30, '31g Co. Capt. Elect '32, Tennis '31, '32, C Club, Sgt. Co. B. WALTER j. OLIVER JACK Canton, Ohio Silence is golden. Arlizfitier First Vice-President of Junior Classg Editor-in- Chief of the Carsoniang Honor Roll '27, '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, C Club, Blue Ribbon Squad '29, '30, Literary Society Officer '30: Cpl. Co. B. I 9 A , m-W-n WILBUR E. FLICKINGER FUCK 1230 Lynn Ave. Ft. Wayne, Ind. Hard as a piece of nether mill stone. Aclizfiliex Second Vice-President of Junior Classg Foot- ball '30, '31, Basketball '31, '32, Dramatic Club '32, Act. Cpl. Co. A. STUART E. HALL DUKE 3510 Powelton Ave. Philadelphia, Pa. Come and trip it as you go. Acliviiier Treasurer of the junior Classg Associate Editor of the Carsoniang Football '31g Basketball '31, '32, Baseball '31g Track '31, C Clubg Cpl. Co. A. L2 IL F1 .,..-.,.,,.-1 .iw ri Q ,. ap' i Lili. VL 4. . f 4 P l . e ,J-fi V X .tw ,1 .5-ff 4, . M1 .-,- 'NK ,lc ,1 t :Rt fbi. -Lf, Qt' . izgyf L' 'S . -V, --X 1 fi. 1 .1 ., AEC ja Es' x t T ' t, L -r ,tg I r I :il li 3' uh Q I ! Q- sr 1.55 l. 1' H E c A :E,fQl,115!f s, o N u A N GEORGE M. GERMAN GEORGE Johnstown, Pa. The price of wisdom is above rubies. - Artizfiliex Assistant Treasurer of the Junior Classg As- sistant Business Manager of the Carsoniang President of Terrace Court Representatives, Rifle Team '32g Act. 2nd Lt. Co. A. JOHN L. ZELCH UJOHNNIE' 24 Norton Street Pittsburgh, Pa. Ye gods annihilate but space and time and make two lovers happy. Arzivitiex Assistant Treasurer of the Junior Classg Rifle Team '32, Act. Cpl. Co. A. 'Lu 5, ROBERT I. HIXSON BOB 122 Wilson Street Syracuse, N. Y. And a little wee wee shall lend them. Aczivizier Secretary of the Junior Classg Football '30, '3lg Captain-elect '32g Track '51g C Clubg Cpl. Co. B. ROBERT A. HOFFMAN . BOB 431 22nd Ave. ' Altoona, Pa. We forgive too little, 'forget ,too muah. Aczizfixier Assistant Secretary of the Junior Class, Foot- ball '51g Basketball '51, '32g Track '3-1g'Riile Team '31, D. C. Drum Corps. 'F i ,D ffl xl. I 9 4l,1,..!,lf. 3 3 . tg , 4 - Y , , il ff . so , 1 Q ll'V y 5 L , . R f r 'HQ 1 . . . . . E. 1-f 'I fi. ..-mm' - . . . - '. . ., .., - if .E af-ff..1r A. f1ietx,5.f'u12e1 ' ffy g-w, A.:-1-4 may . .J .fa R-i...::,s-fzr-eae.,f. gfgfmm he E' . . A -:ff at t ,-,' . . . an . 3 iii ' i fr i , AY-ACC-ww'---N 'M N fl ffl H I ' ' .N ' , . , M, iv V kT- if SLWYW C ffl. RA . .frigrllgw '- C' i N l 'A P: Zi'?e1 llliff ff 51 JOSEPH W. BABCOCK jo12' 1345 Marlboro Ave. Wilkinsburg, Pa. Youth should be a savings bank. Actirilier School Orchestra '32g Cadet Co. B. JULIAN G. BABCOCK HBABBY' 322 Wanaque Ave. Pompton Lakes, N. J Nothing succeeds so well as success. Actirfilier Football '50, '3lg Baseball '50g C Club Act. Sgt. Co. A. W. .. , N. .l..w.3,.-,--H s . Z.. .., RANSOM L. BAILEY QIRAN' 54 Central Ave. Wellsbcmro, Pa. Expense of time is the most costly of all expenses. Aclivilier D. C. Co. A. OIWAL A. BLOOM ORG Reedsville, Pa. A still small voice. Aclizfiiier Rifle Team '52g D. C., Drum Corps. ':q, Vw ,- .. .. ,, ..,. Milli- 3215s 31 1 did r ' I Ni -'F THE CA SONIA PIOWARD D. BRAINARD BUD HOWARD J. BUEHLER JEFF Duke Center, Pa. 1650 Undercliff Ave. West Bronx, N. Y. Above all things reverence yourself. Faith is necessary. to victory. Arzivizies Activities Track '31, Act' CPL Co. B. Assistant Football Manager '51, Rifle Team '32, Cheer Leader '52, D. C. Co. B. ANTONIO A. BRUNA HTONYIE, EUGENE C. VENN GENE Heredia No. 21 Santiago, Cuba 788 Riverside Drive Nevv York, N. Y. Ready to pass to the American strand. X A Book is the only immortality. Activities Aclivitief Honor Roll '28, '29, '303 Belfry Hall Annex Representative, Football '31g Tennis '30, '51g Capt.-elect '52, C Clubg Sgt. Co. B. Tennis '32, D. C. Co. B. I V pant' I 9 Q- If 3 3 ggi-5 Q 32 11' 'z . P 5' .Q ,. K. f,,.'-M .ff-' uw iff? E'-A a Av' THQ... .gf-1,,.':-:Tmr.'..5i Qi:- -Z-fS'5flull.'l5'Fn-.igzvza vi .'Q:-QL-.f2'. . i i . t. .,. , , , ,wp- rw I E JOHN H. Du Bois joHN 27 Vick Park A Rochester, N. Y. The man lives twice that lives the first life well. Actiifitier Associate Editor of the Carsoniang Track '3lg Stage Managerq Act. Sgt. Co. A. HALSEY O. FULLER HALsEY 522 Front Street Oswego, N. Y. His very foot has music in it. Atlirifier School Orchestra '32g Cadet Co. B. BRUCE C. GRUBB UBRUCIEU 171 W. 79th Street New York, N. Y. Get work-he sure it is better than what you work to get. Arlirilief Cadet Co. A. Ricu,-mo J. Hmsr DICK 305 W. Brady Street Butler, Pa. Lap me in soft Lyclian airs. Aclilfilier Football '3lg School Orchestra 'SIQ Cadet Co. B. I 9 3 3 ir , . I THAE CAB? IONIAN . JOHN L. HULM13 UJACKU 127 Lee Ave. Trenton, N. J. Diligence is the mother of good luck. Activitiey Assistant Basketball Manager '51, '32g Stage Manager '52g Cpl. Co. A. PAUL J. KASLOFF UPAULH Main Bc N. Delaware St. Stamford, N. Y. A little learning is a dangerous thing. Artizfizier Honor Roll '32g Debate '31g Track '51g Act. Cpl. Drum Corps. DANIEL C. LAPORTE l DAN sas Livingston Ra. Elizaligtlii, N. J. Strength of mind is exercise, not EeS't. ' 1- Artivitier D. C. Co. A. STANLEY A. MAAS STAN 230 Riverside Drive New York, N. Y. Then he will talk-good gods 'how he will talk! - Acziviliex Honor Roll '32q Assistant Football Manager '31g D.. C. Co. B. n ' .fL-- 'I v ' 9 .mil if 3 3 34 'A N .1'+-ps cis sou IQA IRA B. N1xoN NoccY 204 N. Ninth St. . Newark, N. J. For me I have no commerce with despair. Acliwilie: Assistant Business Manager of the Carsoniarx Orchestra i'32g Cheer Leader '31, 'gil CPI: Drum Corps. ROBERT1.. .SONNIER BOB 89-19 172nd'Sti'eet Jamaica, N. Y. Mind unemployed is mind unenioyedf' Actiuitier Football '31g Assistant Basketball Manager '31,' 'SZQ Cpl. Drum Cor-ps. ' ELMER L. Cusrisrx 3200 Fourth Ave. - Beaver Falls, Pn No man-is hurt but by himself. Activities Cadet Co. A. SAMUEL I-I. WILLQUGH-BY SAM 696 Rahway Ave. Westheld, N. J A light heart lives long. Afzivirier Football '30, '31g Cadet Co. B. 'A-l, A s in 9 .e wr' ' T . e ifllell 3 3 14:67-'-'A as 1 1, .a. if nv-- ' w 9 x FQ 1 rl sa : 1 Y J-Y E. H 'T r Fl- . :U x lllji .ng in THE CA SONBA EDWARD P. WOOD ED ROBERT H. YETTER Boa' 1596 Grace Ave. 4 Cleveland, Ohio 51 Walnut Street Forty Fort Pa Sweet is the lore that nature brings. Lingering Labors come to naught Arlivilies Activities Football '51g D. C. Co. B. , Football '51g Glee Club '33 D C Co A I Q qinillflll 3 3 D J ules D 3.6 L r 'P' D- A . '-7hL4.'h.' .JT . mfg, 'ro-is IAN Senior Glass Zlaistnrp CPL. DAVID BRUCE THE CLASS of 1932 has had a long and outstanding hisrorv. Our class has produced many of the prominent figures in the history of Carson Long. They will long be remembered and will long remember their Alma Mater. They have been through hard places and periods of darkness but have come through all these. It is regretful that all who started out are not here at the Hnish. Dryden, who matriculated in 1925, and Dozer in 1924, are the foundation upon which our class has grown. There is then a gap until 1928 when Mayon, Gloerzner, Ogden and R. McDonald began their studies here. During the next year Conroy, Foss, Schweder, Wagar and Curran entered Carson Long. In 1930 Murray, Grove, H. McDonald, Bergman, Bruce, Gellis, Graves and Wilkins joined our class. This year Beaucar and Watkins completed the class roll. Our class has been foremost in every line of extra-curricular endeavor. We instituted many innovations which have greatly improved our Alma Mater. Last year we published a grealy improved Carsonian. We have also betrered The Red and Blue and ameliorated the Senior Class Ring. We now feel fully prepared to meet the problems of the world facing us, f iii-xii f I 9 f 3 a , il 1, 37 THE c.A a Hg! s 0 ui FA . ,,, A' Li E ' E1 an 'if' ' 9 4 i-, .n' 38 x CLASS SENIOR THE A-fi. THE CA SONI-AN Ulibe Qeniur Class PI-efidefzt ACT. MA JOR CARL DOZER Vire-Prefidenf 2ND LT. JOSEPH CONROY Vive-PI-widen! ACT. ZND LT. JAMES SCI-IWEDER Secrefm-y ACT. 2ND LT. FREDERICK OGDEN Treamrer 2ND LT. DONALD SNIDER AI.fi.ff!!IZl Treafm-er ACT. ZND LT. EDWARD Foss Omtor CPL, JOHN MURRAY Prophet SCT. WHITNEY MAYON Hixzorimz CPL. DAVID BRUCE ' CARL DOZER D. C. FREDERICK BEAUCAR SGT. ROBERT MCDONALD ACT. SGT. FREDERICK BERGMAN ACT. CPL. PIARRY MCDONALD D. C. PI-IILLIP CURRAN ACT ZND LT. CLIFFORD NEIRIRK SGT. JOHN DRYDEN CPL. XVILLIAM PRICE CADET PAUL GELLIS ACT. CPL. BRYANT TAYLOR CPL. RExEoRD GRAvEs ACT. SGT. GRANT WAGAIK ACT. SCT. RUSSELL GROVE D. C. ROBERT VUATKINS ACT. CPI.. GERARD LEWIS CPL. STANLEY WILKINS ' POST GRADUATES D. C. RICI-IARD BOYCE D. C. FORRESTER HOPE CADET XVILLIAM DENNIsoN D. C. FRANK PETURA Clan Flower AMERICAN BEAUTY ROSE Cla!! M0110 COURAGE. HONOR, CONQUER Clan Colon PURPLE AND WHITE Family Adviror CAPEAIQI EDWARD L. HOLMAN 3 - - 3 - .. .L Af ,1w.'II-2 I Alf? HIFI' 2' 2 lA ii 39 If iiuvwv. Ile, -rue IAN Svzninr Qlllass iBrnpIJz:p Sgt. Whitney Mayon It is the year 1950 and I am strolling along Mazda Pike, better known as Broadway. I look up at the tiers of elevated streets and sigh a long, wistful sigh-I'm lonely for the old gang as I haven't seen them since '32. I round the corner of 46th street and my attention is arrested by a huge sign with the name Dozer on it. Can it be true? I ask myself. I dash forward eagerly but stop sud- denly, alas! it is a Burlesque house and our class president is the leading comedian of the show Billy's Buxom Blondes. Iturn away and remorsefully pick my way across the street. A flea circus and a shooting gallery attract my attention. I stroll in and there is Leo Bergman, he is instructor in the shooting gal- lery. He stumbles over to me and after a most affable greeting, he leads me over to the flea circus and there is Graves, a trainer of fleas! Graves told me that Ogden, H. McDonald and Gloetzner were Admirals in the Swiss navy. Foss, Lewis, Neikirk and Bruce had pooled their resources and had a Pagoda built for the smokers of Carson Long. Immediately there- after they filed a petition for bankruptcy. Wilkins and Curran were in a vaudeville act touring the country and were laying the whole populace out in the aisles with their antics. They played beautiful harmony, Curran play- ing the zither and Wilkins struggling with the oboe. R. McDonald, Grove and Conroy were grafters. I was broken-hearted at this revelation but my worst fears were soon allayed when I learned that they had been grafting a piece of rubber tube with an ear of corn, the result of which was an egg plant. The country at large claimed them for their advancements in horti- culture. Dennison with his cohort Doc Watkins was astounding the scientific world with their discoveries of the ingrown toe-nail germ and the isolation of said germs. The suffering millions presented each of them with a chro- mium-plated upper set of teeth. Petura was called the Wolf of Wall Street, because of his unscrupulous tactics in the pull- ing of purse strings of widows and orphans. The rumor was that he was only a figure-head and that the real power behind the throne was those hard-hearted, unrelentless gentlemen Hope and Boyce. Dryden, Price and Taylor, prominent mem- hers of the Governor of Panama's reception committee, were the champion rum-punch drinkers of Panama. Wagar and Schweder were coaching the na- tional championship basketball team, that of Whoosis University, Murray owned the biggest chain of free-air stations in the country with Beaucar and Snider furnishing the air. Gellis was just a broken down columnist for The Hoboken Bugle. I left my post at the flea circus and drifted over to the Ritz where I picked up a couple of the healthiest looking cigar butts and then ambled to my place in the Times Square bread- line for my evening repast. ' Yourr unruly, Wan MAYON. n 9 -6 3 a 40 Il ff' fr H E cvs. s o N u A beniur ftllass will Dozer--His command to W. Davies. Conroy-His ears to Jordan. Sthweder-His' height to White. Ogden-His orange juice to H. Davies. Gloetzner- His schoolgirl complexion to Yetter. Snider-His agility to Captain Holliday. Foss-His aviation knowledge to Vogeley. Murray-His good looks to McAulay. Bruce-His good grades to Orr. Mayon-His wit to Balsdon. Beaucar-His basketball form to Stanage. Bergman-His rifle ability to Bloom. Curran-His line to Coach Noll. Dryden-His military manner to Wilbur Rogers. Gellis-His nose to Fromm. Graves-His retiring manner to Griffith. Grove-His Chambersburg accent to Hall. Lewis-His singing ability to A. Bruna. R. McDonald-His Scotch instinct to himself. H. McDonald-His Chemistry knowledge to Fuller. Neikirk-His speed to Tylee. Taylor-His sincerity to Maas. Wagar-His basketball ability to Kotite. Watkins-His popularity with girls to Stanage. Wilkins-His American History Knowledge to Captain Shank. Boyce-His sophistication to Tenant. Dennison-His corner to Sonner. Petura-His tattoo to Fulton. Price-His Panamanian stories to Buehler. I 9 t 2 1 'Illia is-1-ws ' 41 SFU, I 9 3 3 42 THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Jw., 'ro-as cA sOnuAN The bupbnmnre Cllllass Prexident SGT. JOHN RICH Vice-Prefidem CADET JOHN BUDLONG Serrelary CPL. TRAVIS FULTON A.r.riIla11l Secretary D. C. WILLIAM HAY Treaxzzrer CPL. EDWARD HUISH Affimuzr Treafurer CPI.. GEORGE VOGELSON Hinorian ACT. SGT. HENRY ROGERS D. C. GEORGE BALSDON ACT. SGT. ANDREW BARRER ACT. ZND LT. JOSIAH BUTLER CPL. WILLIAM BUTLER D. C. RICHARD CORRIGAN D. C. GENE CROW D. C. MELX'IN DOTY CADET JOHN DUNSMORE CADEI' HERBERT GOLDSTEIN . CADET ELDA HOOD JOHN RICH D. C. FREDERICK KNOX D. C. CHARLES I.ENI D. C. CHARLES MERRY CADEI' EDLA HOOD D. C. FRANK MCCAMAN'1' CPL. JOHN PRIOR A ACT. CPI.. WILLIAM SAN TORO CADET CHARLES STANAGE CADET DONALD STEARLY D. C. HENRY WALTER D. C. CLYDE VVHITTLESEY Clan Flower YELLOW ROSE Clan M0210 WORK CONQUERS ALL Clan Color: PURPLE AND GOLD Faculty Advixor I I ,K '.I' nfl- 1. Y I CAPTAIN HARRY S. DIEFENDERPER I 9 I ,Imll 3 3 I l IE' 1 43 41 -ra-L.: -c A o N a A THE FRES-HMAN CLASS , ,, ., M - ,, 7, -V,L ,if -,,,, . .J-QL!-5,8 1--. 3 ,3 Q l+lal '7 A 44 , if A -,,,1f.I.-L Y 1 '.-.:i. Pimp Juni.. ' ' N Via' THE CA S QN l AW he freshman Class Prefidenf D. C. JAMES LOSE Vire-P1-efidenf SGT. WILLIAM DAvIEs Sew-em-y ACT. CPL. CNELSON PORT AIJiJld77f Seqfeghyy- CADET CHARLES ORR Treamrer -1-0-'A D. C. ARTHUR VOGEALEY A.f.riJmmf Treanlrer CPL. HOWARD DAVIES Pliflof-ian ACT. CPL. CHANDLER CLIFFORD Amrimzm HiJl0l'i47Z CADET GEORGE EISENHART Z JAMES LosE CADET LAWRENCE BERKMAN CADET HENRY LANDKGRAF CADET PHILLIP BERMAN CADET ROBERT NIAYO N D. C. ROBERT-'BURNS CPL. DAVID MOUL CADET WILLIAM CUMMINGS ACT. CPL. JOHN MCINNES ACT. CPL. WILLIAM EMICH D. C. HAROLD 'RILEY D. C. BERNARD FROMM D. C. MICHAEL SMITH D. C. JOHN GRIFFITH D. C. RICHARD SPILLANI2 CADET NABITH KOTITE ACT. CPL. STANLEY STAPLES D. C. OrTo KRON D. C. VERNON THOMPSON CADET LEROY ,WOLPERT Q4 1 , -- Clary Flower WHITE CARNATION Cla.r.f Motto To THE STARS 'fHRO'UG1'I DIEEICULTY Clan Colon MAROON AND WHITE Faculty Advimr' CAPTAIN ROBERT H. SHANK In.-mfr? I 9 V ag4l,I'ifjI v 3 3 45 E JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL TH 'rf-as cl .V '- If 5-1 A R .gf wigs! T2 I O N I A . --1: Sluninr ibigh 5ciJnnl Eighth Grade Prexidefzt CPL. EUGENE BAIN Vice-Prefident SGT. FOSTER FAIRALL Secremry CPL. JOHN WISCHHUSEN A.r.riJlaf1t Serrelary D. C. FRANK MOCK Treamrer D. C. WILLIAM NASH Affixtant Treamref- CPI.. EMILIO BRUNA Hixtorimz D. C. ARTHUR KOPF Prophet CPL. EUGENE BAIN D. C. WILLIAM BAUER D. C. LEONARD BRINKIN CADET THOMAS-BUSH ACT. CPL. RICHARD D. C. ROBERT KOPP D. C. MILTON KROLI. D. C. ALLAN MOONEY GABLE CPL. ERIC WISHHUSEN D. C. ROLAND JOHNSON D. C. HAROLD ASBORN D. C. WILLIAM CHALO CADET PETER DE MIEGE D. C. EDWIN FLYNN CADET IRWIN GOODMA CADET JOHN GOUGH CADET GORDON HALLIDAY CADET RICHARD JORDAN D. C. GORDON KELLY Clan Flower LILY OF THE VALLEY Clan Moflo USEMPER FIDELISU Clan Colon PURPLE AND GOLD SEVENTH GRADE CADET ALFRED LOTz D. C. PAUL LIVINGSTON D. C. XXIILLIAM MCAULAY CADET ROBERT RHEM CADET WILBUR ROGERS ACT. CPL. GEORGE RUSSELL CADET RICHARD SCHLEGEL ACT. CPL. GEORGE WHITE NER N Faculty Advixor CAPTAIN-DONALD D. HOLLIDAY I 9 3 3 SL E 47 '41 :Til- T-tl EW C A s' o N A ,H 1 Q I 9 5 J 3 3 . 4 8 THE JUNIOR DEPARTMENT :IN To-4 E c A o N u A N The Zluniur Bepartmznt SIXTH GRADE D. C. ARTHUR BUTTERSTELN CADET HOWARD BUTTERSTEIN CADET FRANK CAMILLO CADET GEORGE CHILLCOFT CADET MAURICE COTTRR Acr. CPL. ROBERT LAURA D. C. EDWIN LIANN Acr. CPL. ROBERT RUSSELL D. C. RICHARD SCHWAR17 D. C. Ronnnr TENANT FIFTH GRADE CADET PAUL CLARK D. C. CLARK HOLMAN D. C. LEONARD MANN CADRT THOMAS PEARSON CADET Gnome TYLER D. C. WALLACE Wxucnz D. C. RODERT WELBORN Farully Adrfmor MRS. jos1zPmNE IUOELLER Yami, za ' 9 IIIEQII? 3 3 -E' :gf .gif 49 w :JR-'fff M --grfu -2'1 Af-'r A v Y Q I X eh .1 ,r.,.' ' L ' ' ' M L' as , . . . . . V 6 1 V I if if . K , L., gi 5.' W 1, tus Sgg souua 'i in e-. -4 :fr is x' isa E F 'Q i 1 Jf 1 i I 'mi . ' Rf Q . V E 1 9 3 3 Q.. ' ff u2. - F,.LJ...+,-I U , x , 50 .,,,. E. as s. 5 N, xii , .Q F W .3-N fn, 'rn E c s o N u A N . ,-K. . ., -Lf f 1 f If ' ---- ff:-1 fllil 1:3122-2 -'-1 - '- - ' ' ' u : 2 X WllllllllmnmmIIllIIIIIIHNHIHIIIIIIIIIIIIWWW M W xxx- W A lw'WfAl'0k--1 H5531 1+ E - ff !fSW1g'ff'2B E -+- - E'1f12.W'W!D -X f gf ,' ygg, V 9, f-J NW W w,fNv .wi , isglf 52:52 f1':.f - . -4- 'V ' EELS? , - . '1A--' S V.kQ- '--- , FILE- 'Q-Wifi ' ?'jf' i f' I - QRGANIZATIQNS r 5: - , V - - 1-Cv f!f'g' TEXEi I 9 lin! 3 3 ' fylr-'1 '?3' 51 THE SENATE 'rn s c A spo N 1 A N Governmental The Senate TO be a Senator is to hold the most honored position of our governmental system. Only the most loyal and honest students are selected to compose this honored body. Their purpose is to enforce school regulations, punish and help offenders and di'spense justice. The following compose that select group: President, ACT. MA J. CARI. DOZER Vice-President, 2ND LT. josnm-x CONROY Serremry, ACT. ZND. LT. JAMES Scuwnoxzn Sgt.-az-arms, ZND LT. DONALD SNtD1sR SGT. Wnrrwlsv MAvoN CPL. joHN MURRAY ACT. 2ND LT. FREDERICK OGDEN I 9 5? r 3 3 -Q 'I' 'ii' 5 3 B, '71 ' , 1'-.1 . nl: . -25 ,QV ,fp 'YF 2. i uf T .E E 1 If P -E 'ZLL gl ru ali: ' .RM , 1.11 'f 121: , ggi' 1 is . H 4 3. 4 ii:- .1 .ll -Q A ,L ' 33 x Wig? ' 513 1 E 1' , .I . ,V ..,-. N! 'ra-as cfx sonnan , 'lf' YM i 54 THE REPRESENTATIVES , r will.,1?'-1--lJ41VL4g,Lf2-Er-'Saf-wif ffii-figibl 1.31, v nfl -.2.amx:', ' 4 '- lille THE CA SONIAN .- Zllibe Representatives HIS body is a branch of and in conjunction with the Senate. It is composed of students representing each of the individual buildings. In this way they are able to better acquaint themselves with the students' problems and to see that the causes of justice are upheld. Our representatives is an organization to be proud of. The following constitute the Representatives: Eaglerook Council Preridenz, ACT. 2ND LT. JAMES SCIPIWEDER Vire-Preridenz, CPL. JOHN MURRAY Serremry, ACT. CPL. STANLEY WILKINS ZND LT. DONALD SNIDER 2ND LT. JOSEPH CONROY Bel fry Hall Preridenl, SGT. ROBERT MCDONALD Vive-Preridenl, ACT. 2ND LT. FREDERICK OGDEN Serrezary, SCT. JOHN RICH ACT. ZND LT. CLIFFORD NEIKIRK ACT. 2ND LT. EDWARD Foss Belfry Hall Annex Prefidenl, ACT. MA J. CARL DozER Vice-Preridenr, ACT. ZND LT. JOSIAH Serrezary, SGT. WHITNEY MAYoN SGT. ANTONIO BRUNA BUTLER Y-'J Terrace Court Preridew, ACT. 2ND LT. GEORGE GERMAN Vire-Preridenz, SGT. WILLIAM DAvIEs Secretary, ACT. SGT. HENRY GLOETZNER lVillard M ernorial 2nd Floor Pr-evident, SGT. JOHN DRYDIEN Vire-Prexident, CPL. JOHN PRIOR Secremry, CPL. DAVID BRUCE D. C. CLYDE WIHITTLFSEY Willa1'd Memorial 3rd Floor Preridenl, CPL. ERIC WISCHHUSEN Vire-Prefidenl, CPL. EUGENE BAIN Serfemry, CPL. JoI-IN WISCI-IIIUSEN CPL. EMILIO BRUNA 55 CLUB uv uc ACT. SGT. JULIAN BABCOCK CPL. DAVID BRUCE fMgr.j ZND LT. JOSEPH CONROY KCT. MA J. CARL DozER fMgf., .Ivq H 1 'lx 1-4-Ie IAN . 75-, ., Q burial Qlibz C Club HE purpose of this organization is to promote good fellowship and Clean sportsmanship within the student body. To be a member is the aspiration of every member of the Corps. To possess authority to wear a varsity C one must have won it in a sport or in any of the many other forms of activity. The following are so privileged: Preridem, ACT. SGT. RUSSELL GROVE Vire-Preridenz, ACT. ZND LT. JAMES SCHWEDER Serrezary, SGT. WHITNEY MAYON Auifmnr Secretary, ACT. 2ND LT. EDWARD Foss Treafuref, CPL. STUART HALL Axxinanl Treaxurer, SGT. RUSSELL BERTHEL Football Barkelball Bafeball CADET PAUL GELLIS CPL CPL ACT. EDWARD HUISI-I STUART HALL ZND LT. JAMES SCHWEDER ACT. 2ND LT. EDWARD Foss fMgr.J ACT' SGT' GRANT W-WAR D, C, JOHN GRIFHTH D. C. ROBERT WATKINS ACT. SGT. RUssELL GROVE Track CPL. ROBERT HIxsoN C E F CPL. EDWARD HUIsI-I PL' DWARD OSS SGT. WHITNEY MAYON ACT. CPL. HARRY MCDONALD Sem. IEOBERTMMCDONALD Dean, PL. OHN URRAY . . C D ACT ZND LT. JAMES SCIIWEDER ACT MAJ Am' OZER CADET DONALD STEARLY Rifle Team , ACT. SGT. FREDERICK BERGMAN Derlamatzorz SGT. WILLIAM WARNER Camp Letter ACT. MA J. CARL DozER CADET EDLA Hoon ACT. ACT. SGT. CPL. CPL. SGT. CPL. ZND SGT. CPL. 2ND LT. JAMES SCIIWEDER SGT. GRANT VUAGAR Temzir ANTONIO BRUNA EMILIO BRUNA WILLIAM PRICE f.Mg1-.J Scholaxlir gn ANTONIO BRUNA DAVID BRUCE LT. JOSEPH CONROY WHITNEY MAYoN WALTER OLIVER , ,, R Q 57 3 3 THE RED AND BLUE STAFF 1-I-Ie IAN 'iliteratp Ghz Bch ant Blue Staff HE Red and Blue is a school publication issued bi-monthly by the students themselves in the course of the school year. This is a very .essential thing in our school life and the memers of the Corps, not on the staff, should cooperate and by so doing help make it a success. This year the staff has succeeded in producing a paper which would compare favorably with any bi-monthly publication of a school such as ours. To the staff we extend Our congratulations and approval. Editorx-in-Chief ACT. MA J. CARL DozER ACT. SGT. HENRY GLOETZNER Anoriule Editorx D. C. RICHARD CORRIGAN CPL. REXEORD GRAvEs D. C. WILLIAM HAY Alumni Edilor CPL. JOHN PRIOR Exrbange Edilor SGT. WILLIAM DAVIES Asrirmnt Exrlmnge Editor CPL. HERBERT VOGELSON Burinerr Manager ACT. CPL. GERARD LEWIS AJ.fi.f1an! Businetr Manager ACT. SGT. HENRY ROGERS Spanx Editor CADET PAUL GELLIS Afrimzrzl Sportr Editor D. C. FREDERICK BEAUCAR Reporter! ACT. SGT. ANDREW BARRER D. C. GEORGE BALSDON CADET EDLA HOOD D. C. HENRY WALTERS Faculty Advisor CAPT. ROBERT H. SI-TANK - I 9 a 3 bgiij ' 59 .1 MN A iw Q 'r H E c A s o N n 5 :JA X I , Q V VX' I :Sgr , Q M pl. 5 I , 'ci' '71 -:-1 ' , , 59? ramatins -5521 'v 4- Q U as 5 u . 4 To J . 9 3 3 60 ANN: THE ON u AN l -1 -1 - Tllibe ramatit Qlluh HIS year our dramatic club maintained the high standard set by previous stage appearances. This was made possible only through the long, arduous labor of the actors and the patient instruction and helpful coaching of Mrs. Holliday. They deserve our gratitude. The members of the dramatic club are: D. C. GEORGE BALSDON D. C. RICHARD BOYCE ZND LT. JOSEPH CONROY ACT. MAJ. CARL DOZER ACT. SGT. JOHN DuBois fMgr.j ACT. CPL. WILBUR FLICKINGER CADET PAUL GELLIS C ouch ACT. CPL. ACT. SGT. ACT 2ND ACT. SGT. HENRY GLOETZNER JOHN HULME QAM. Mg CPL. GERARD Lewis VUHITNEY MAYON CPL. HARRY MCDONALD LT. DONALD SNIDER SGT. GRANT WAGAR MRS. DONALD D. HOLLIDAY Vid nl 61 THE ORCHESTRA if ls THE IAN jllllusital The QBttlJestra NDER the patient guidance and skillful instruction of Mrs. Alter a splendid orchestra has been produced which plays for our chapel services, Literary Society and other social functions and entertainments. To those fortunate enough to be a member of the Orchestra we are greatly indebted, for due to their efforts much of the grind of our school life is lessened. The components of the organization follow: Pianist and Leader Auirlanl Pianixl and Lender Violinisu Suxoplnonim Clarinelirt Trumpeiistr Trap Drummer Banjoist Y MRS. D. BOYD ALTER MRS. DONALD D. HOLLIDAY ACT. CPL. STANLEY STAPLES D. C. PAUL LIVINGSTON CADET RICHARD HEIST CPL. IRA NIXON CPL. HOWARD DAVIES CADET WILLIAM DENNISON CADET JOSEPH BABCOCK ACT. ZND LT. JOSIAH BUTLER CADET HALSEY FULLER eg- I 9 :fi a 3 Af I f i-Q....g' sa '5 TH E C A s o N I A N 'f:f. The Elec Qliluh NOTHER of our musical activities is the glee club. The members and 'their coach, Mrs. Holliday, spend much of their time in practice, etc. We should all appreciate what they have done. ' I The members of the Glee Club ate: LT. CHARLES CONROY MAJ. CARL Dozlsx D. C. JAMES Losla D. C. DONALD STEARLY CPL. STANLEY WILKINS D. C. Ronnnr YETTER D3 - IGM QIIEIV 3 3 64 Tlf-iff 'ru E c A llg-glial. f o N u A N, Gbratnriral anh Huhlir Speaking literary Society HE purpose of this worthy organization is two fold. The first and the one prob- ably of most importance is that of developing the students in public speaking ability. The second is affording recreation and entertainment. In order to allow all the students to participate at least once a year, two literary societies have been formed, one meeting on every Thursday afternoon, the other, assembling each Friday. Both of these are presided over by student officers elected by the student body. Our Literary Society this year has indeed done a great work. The presiding officers for last year were: Fifi! Team Preridenl ACT. MA J. CARL DozER Vice-P1-eridenz ACT. ZND LT. JAMES SCHWEDER Sen-ezary Act. ZND LT. Fnnnzmcx OGDEN A r.ri.f1ant Serrelary Editor Arxoriale Edilor Second Team CPL. JOHN MURRAY SGT. WHITNEY IVIAYON 2ND LT. JOSEPH CONROY Preridenl SGT.' VUHITNEY MAYON Vice-President 2Nn LT. JosEPH CONROY Serremry CPL. JOHN MURRAY Arfirlanl Serremry Editor Anoriale Editor ACT. ZND LT. JAMES SCHWEDER CPL. STUART HALL CPL. STANLEY WILKINS I 9 l u 3 3 6 5 1 T. THE CA SONIAN E ' THE DECLAMAT-ION TEAM . 9 3 3 'EIH1 ' f 66 'Y gg, r. . ., ,, ,,,, .. . V , , , , - ,f : - - . , .1 , 1 1 . - .1 1-. j,,, ul -,-:.-., , .,:,-U Q L y ' 4 -'11-fl .Ha t- nh v',1.i1.- ,m::.g,ia2',. 32.51 -' ,J- luhzcec-ad v -fvff l o fi' 3 'ru E c A s o N l A N Reclamation HE Declamation Contest is one of the features of our Commence- ment and it rightly deserves such a place on our program. Under the able tutelage and supervision of Lt. Eugene Heine some powerful speakers have been developed. The following comprise the team: ACT. MA J. CARL Dozen ACT. CPL. GERARD Lewis CADET EDLA Hoon CADET PAUL GELLIS CPL. DAVID BRUCE l 9 :ig 3 3 if Q Y lJL..'j 67 jf wVL W, K TH E c sg o N I A N Rebate BILITY in Public Speaking, in being able to express oneself, and being able to think on one's feet is needed in every walk of life. Our debating activities afford expression to those so talented or to those who wish to develope that faculty. This activity is one of the most difficult and beneficial of our extra-curricular program. Due to failure to obtain a schedule we will not be able to foster a team this year. However the usual Greek-Roman debate, a feature of our commencement program, will be held. Some of the most promising candidates are: ACT. MA j. CARL DozER ACT. CPL. GERARD Lewis ACT. CPL. PAUL KASLOFF ACT. 2ND LT. FREDERICK OGDEN ACT. CPL. BRYANT TAYLOR n 9 f 3 3 4 ..'i 68 di. VW- THE I AN Eliartinnal Greeks ants Romana UST as competition is the life of business so it is of school life. This great need has been satisfied by the institution of two factions, the Greeks and Romans, named in memory of those two great warring nations of centuries past. In the various activities, sports, debating, rifle matches, classwork, etc. they carry on a friendly rivalry. Points, given for victory in each activity, are summed up and the victorious faction is presented with a loving cup. Greek Leaders 2ND LT. Jossm-r CONROY ACT. MA J. CARL DozER SGT. FOSTER FAIRALL Acr. SGT. HENRY ROGERS Acr. ZND LT. JAMES SCHWEDER ZND LT, DONALD SNIDER Faculty Advimr CAPTAIN HARRY S. DIFFDNDERFER ' Roman Leader: CPL. HOWARD DAVIES SGT. WHITNEY MAYON SGT. ROBERT MCDONALD CPL. JOHN MURRAY Acr. ZND LT. FREDERICK OCDEN ACT. SGT. GRANT NVAGAR , Farully Adviror CAPTAIN ROBERT H. SHANK ' ' 3 3 69 :sf f 1 ras cAg sounAN 1 ,H - . ... 1. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL CLUBS I 9 - 3 3 . ......-1 ' pl 10 1 .gm,k:u'u52212k4.,nhz .J'2arnSw.k iL:11'ga..':g.,,. E: . Ju ., .arf A3125 af'-:. 5 'Ig' Y -r H E c A s o N I A N Zianhhp The Juninr high Stbnul Clubs HE completion of this year marks the end of the second year of a venture which has more than measured up to expectations. The Aviation, Woodwork and Photography Clubs have provided practical amusement for every member of the junior High School Department. We are greatly indebted to those members of the Faculty who sacrificed their time and effort in order to make these valuable or- ganizations a success. The following compose the officers of their respective clubs: PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Preridenr SGT. WILLIAM DAvII2s Vice-Preridenl D. C. FRANK MOCK Serremry D. C. ROBERT BURNS A.f.I-imznl .Ycrremry D. C. HAROLD RILEY Trearurer D. C. MICHAEL SMITH Family Adrimr CAPT. DONALD D. HOLLIDAY AVIATION CLUB Preridenz CPL. JOHN WISCHIIUSEN Vive-President ACT. CPL. RICHARD GAIJLE Secretary CPL. ERIc WISCHHUSEN Trearurer D. C. ARTHUR VOGELEY Famlzy Adzfixar LT. EUGENE HEINE WOODWORK CLUB Preridenr CADET NADITH KOTITE Vice-Preridenz CPL. EUGENE BAIN Serrezary D. C. WILLIAM NASH Trenrurer CPL. DAVID MoUL Faculty Adviror LT. EDWARD F. GRUBBS E217 I 9 3 3 71 1' 5'Q-I . 're-as CA SONIAN 72 F if X Q 'nZKE..., E, K JV' TH E c A s o N I A N Hifi Z my 694 5 . Q. 9 M 2 2 l.. ! 73 l THE COLOR GUARD I 9 3 3 74 Till: THE CA SONIAN : Zgi l Uhr Qlnlnr Guarh O hold one of the highest and most aspired for positions of our entire military system is to be a member of the Color Guard. A good Color Guard is a. prime essential to an organization such as ours, consequently only the most proficient men are chosen for this honor. The following men compose the Color Guard: 2Nn LT. josspu Comzov ACT. MAJ. CARL Dozen ACT. ZND LT. CLIFFORD Nnucmx SGT. Joi-m Rica 2Nn. LT. DONALD SNIDER I 9 3 3 V' 75 -.1 THE DRUM CORPS H., W' . -.1 .,.:, ,y'1!i.v THE o Ngl AN Zllibe Bram Qllurps OTHING is more characteristic of any military organization than the stirring roll of drums and the blare of bugles. We are again quite fortunate this year in having an excellent Drum and Bugle Corps. Their snappy martial airs seem to lend to us a greater ability to march in a military manner. To those members of the Drum Corps we express pour thanks. The members of the Drum Corps are: Drum Major ACT. ZND LT. JAMES SCHWEDER H fad Drummer CPL. JOHN PRIOR Dru mmerr D. C. RICHARD CORRIGAN D. C. ROBERT HOFFMAN ACT. ACT. CPL ACT. CPL. PAUL KASLOFF CPL. HARRY MCDONALD STANLEY WILKINS CPL. STANLEY STAPLES Bar.: Drummer Head Bugler ACT. 2ND LT. JOSIAH BUTLER Buglerr D. C. ORVAL BLOOM ACT. CPL. PHILLIP CURRAN CADET PAUL GELLIS D. C4 MELVTN DoTY D. C. WILLIAM HAY CPL. EDWARD HUISH CPL. ROBERT SONNER C ym balirl CPL JOHN MURRAY CPL. IRA NIXON Direrlor CAPT. ROBERT H. SHANK iff-wifi - ' 9 .lip 3 3 . 77 'ra-as cAai son nAn ' lf: 'f il r . 9 3 , 78 iw.- 1'4-le CA SONIAN . .L Uhr Illifle Gram AST November Captain Robert H. Shank issued a call for candidates for the Rifle Team. A goodly number responded and from these were selected the twelve best, ten men and two alternates. Good marksmanship is a chief character- istic of a military man. Our school does not lack this quality for we are well repre- sented by a fine Rifle Team. The following men bear out the above statement: 'Ac1'. SGT. FREDERICK BERGMAN D. C. HowARD BUEHLER D. C. ORVAL Broom CPL. DAVID BRUCE CADET JOHN BUDLONG D. C. ROBERT BURNS CADET Joi-IN DUNSMORE Acr. 2ND LT. GEORGE GERMAN CAnEr EDLA Hoon D. C. FoRREs'rER HOPE Acr. Ser. HENRY Romans fMgr.j 2No LT. DoNAx.D SNIDER Acr. CPL. JOHN ZELCH Coach CAPTAIN ROBERT H. SHANK 4' Denotes Letterman. 9 3 5571 79 'ro-as IAN Gbur 0311111 Hillagv Hernarnlar Town pump-a shoe worn in American cities. Post office-a swell game which bears the stamp of our approval. General store-commander over major sequence, corporal punishment and private oflice. fBang! Bang! Youlre dead., Farmers market--vegetarian's paradise. Main street-the avenue that the water pipes run down. Weekly paper-a periodical published every week which makes one seven days. Pardon, reverse that clause. Mayor-a lady horse. Hitching post-Cockney dialect for a place to scratch your back. Water tower-the small town's own skyline. Corner store-the corner runs this on week days. Horse trough-a nice place to park your goldfish when you leave town for the week-end. Pool room-hangout of sinners and salesmen, if there is any distinction. Hotel-scene of checker matches. Every town has its inns and bouts. fPlease, mister, think of my wife and kiddiesj The fast express-due at 12:57 and stops, but not at this town. Board of trade-a swell phrase meaning tired of commerce. Courthouse-place where Uncle Hiram did his courting, or spooning as the younger generation calls it. Town bully-we could write a snooty definition of this one but it would be censored anyway. Tourist park-plot of ground too rocky for farmingand too choppy for a golf course. Constable-the only man in town who doesn't keep his good suit for Sunday only. Village gossip-outdoes Pathe News in that she sees all, knows all-Aand tells all. Blacksmith shop-forerunner of the garage, the main difference being that black- smiths were honest. The band-has more brass than either William Haines or the Great Art Shires. I 9 E. 3 3 ,ni O i .22 ., l ' l 80 1'-, TH E c A s o N l A N . --1' TI-ILPITIC l 1 81 P THE FOOTBALL SQUAD Ji? . uf 'ro-as llwlillfjll I AN . ' 1 5 Jfuuthall HE real test of a team shows up when it is losing, if the players come back harder each time they are knocked down, it shows that they are real footballers and real men. This year the Red and Blue gridders, coached by Captain Noll, faced a long and difficult scheduleg though defeated time and time again each time they came back stronger than before. It is this indomitable spirit that succeeding C. L. I. squads can look back on. The schedule and scores for 1931 are as follows: Carson Long ..................... 6 vs. Lykens ........,..... .... 0 Carson Long . . . ,... 0 vs. Gettysburg Academy ...... . . . .25 'Carson Long . . . .... 0 vs. York Collegiate Institute . . . . . . .43 'Carson Long . . . ..,. 0 vs. Harrisburg Academy .... . . . .26 Carson Long . . . .... 0 vs. York High School ........... . . . . .48 ff:Carson Long . . . .... 0 vs. Valley Forge Military Academy .... . . . .27 Carson Long .......... .... 0 vs. Pennsylvania Soldiers' Orphan Home ..... 13 'I Denotes a game away. if 1 9 eln ut . . n V, ilia- 8 '3 gi .4-we .pf x, TH E c A s o N n A N Ellie Haraitg illnnthall Squash 'F JULIAN BABCOCK- Babby -Scrap, that describes him. This boy never knew when he was beaten, consequently he was in there until the last whistle blew. ANDREW BARKER- Andy -By the time this dependable backfleld man becomes a Senior he should be at the top of the pile. Punting is the best department of his game. FREDERICK BEAUCAR- Fred -Fred fought with all the vim befitting a varsity man but was unable to win his letter. We are sorry to lose him. VUILLIAM BUTLER- Bill -Bill on several occasions proved his worth, especially in the Valley Forge game. Butler has two more years of competition and we look for big things from him. t JOSEPH CONROY- joe -This year we had only one Captain instead of the usual two. However, the loss was not felt for due to Joe's noble generalship he more than made up for the deficiency. He leaves us in June. WILBUR FLICKINGER- Flick -If this boy is a specimen of the players they pro- duce in Fort Vfayne we hope they send a few more like him. He was one of the hardest chargers on the team. ' JOHN GRIFFITH- Trix -John had a deadly calmness about him that fooled you, but once you got his Irish up, look out. Griffith was the only new man to receive his letter. , ' RUSSELL GROVE- Speedy -Grove was responsible for a large amount of the spirit and drive of the team. He always had a word of encouragement for his team-mates. 'F EDWARD HUISH- Ted -Few backs got past this talented End. He was one of the best tacklers on the team. He will be with us again next year. 4' ROBERT HIXSON- Bob -Although not very large this line man did yeoman ser- vice. We know that Bob will be a mainstay of the '52 squad. Co-Captain-elect 1932. JAMES LOSE- jimmy -This gentleman, although a new man, deserves much credit for the way he took hold of things. jim need not worry about getting his C as he has three more years at Carson Long. HARRY MCDONALD- Harry -This was McDonald's hrst attempt at football but no one would have suspected it for he played a veteran's game. y f Q ' Q 1 3 'Li-i 84 THE IAN ' ROBERT MCDONALD- Mac -He played a sterling galneat Bhd, always seeming to be everywhere at once, never failing to bring to the ground a Backlield man. WHITNEY MAYON- Whit -V0'hit's side of the line Could never be said to be weak. His reserve power is also to be admired. He always played best in the last quarter. 'JOHN MURRAY- Jack -Murray was by far the best passer on the team. His accurate bullet passes netted us many a yard. He was also an excellent line plunger. CLIFFORD NEIKIRK- Tippy -The position of Center is a difficult one especially so if one is small. In spite of this handicap Tippy played a very line game. 'JAMES SCHWEDER- jim -The Center is the keystone of a team for from that position begins the play. Jim with his huge frame held his position admirably. ' DONALD SNIDER- Don was another of our hard-hitting guards. His uncanny ability to diagnose plays will be absent next season. 4' DONALD STEARLY- Don -When Stearly hit a man he stayed hit. No one held of this Tackler's work seemed to stand outg he was good in all of them. He will be back next year. CHARLES STANAGE- Chuck -In spite of the fact that Stanage was unrewarded by the varsity C he deserves much credit for his fighting spirit. GRANT WAGAR- Red -Early in the season Wagar had the ill-fortune to break his ankle and was forced to the bench for the remainder of the season. Had he not been injured we feel sure he would have won his letter. 'F WILLIAM WARNER- Bill -This diminutive Backlield man, after taking the knocks for three years has reached the goal he has been working for, the varsity Co-Captain-elect 1952. 4' Denotes letter men. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1932 Oct. 1-Open. Oct. 8-Patton Trade School-At home. Oct. 15-Burnham High School-At home. Oct. 22-Lykens High School-At Lykens. Oct. 29-Gettysburg Academy--At Gettysburg. Nov. 5-Harrisburg Academy-At home. Nov.15-York Collegiate Institute-At home. Nov.19-Pennsylvania Soldier's and Sailor's Orphans Home--At Scotland. 1 9 if 3 3 -w . I--.. .!. 85 THE BASKETBALL SQUAD J,. 'Y AVN: 'ru E c A s o N u A N lllataitg Eaakrthall Svquah 1932 LTHOUGH the squad did not go through the season undefeated Coach Holliday was well pleased with his proteges this year, their most notable victory being over York Collegiate Institute. This year's team was an improvement over the '31 squad, and we hope through the aid of superior coaching and our fine Gym, that each succeeding year produces a better quintet until we have an in- vincible five. Summary: C. L. 1. Opp. December 12-Newport High School ..., .... 1 7 18 December 16-Ickesburg High School . . . .... 36 11 January 9-Tressler Orphans' Home tljanuary 16-Carlisle High School january 23-Gettysburg Academy .... 'january 27-York Collegiate Institute .. january 30-Lykens High School .... February 6-Harrisburg Academy .... 5'February 12-Tressler Orphans' Home ...... 'f:February 13-Pennsylvania Soldiers' Orphan Home February 19-York Collegiate Institute ...... February 23-Gettysburg Academy ,... 4'March 5-Harrisburg Academy March 12-Carlisle High School 'V Denotes game away. . 9 Zilygzyf 3 3 87 al, M THE on I AN A- a t - To H1 A GRANT RED WAGAR, Capmin-Forward. Red was the best all-around player on the team, he could dribble, pass, shoot and pivot in a manner befitting a Champion. He also held the honored position of Captain. Here's wishing you luck in college, Red. STUART DUKE HALL-Forward. Duke played a flashy game at forward. When the extra points were needed he was right there on the job. It was hard to tire out this forward. He kept going as strong at the last of the game as at the beginning. We are depending on Duke for the coming year. JAMES JIM SCHWEUER-Center. Tall, rangey and agile, jim was a great asset to his team. He was most effective at the tip off and under the basket, although his floor work is to be commended, also. It is with great reluctancy that we see this man graduate. ROBERT Bos WATKiNs-Guard. A good defensive man and a sure passer, Watkins embodied all the essentials of a fine guard. Although Bob was not the best point maker he was the best point saver. EDWARD TED Huisu-Guard. Few realize the responsibilities of a running guard. He must be fast on the break being virtually on the defense and offense at the same time, and those who saw Ted play know that he knows his business. STANLEY USQUIREH WILKINS-Center. Squire was another strong defensive man. His ability lay in his deceptive passing and handling of the ball. Squire was not a regular but he had an important part in the reserve power of the team. TRAVIS UTRAVH FULTON-Guard. To many of us, Arizona is a far call from basketball but Trav proved this to be wrong by his fast and dazzling attack. With two more years remaining before graduation much is expected of this lad. ROBERT Bos HOFFMAN-Forward. Although Hoffman did not have much chance to prove his worth in a game he was by no means an indifferent player. On the contrary, he was held down only because of the unusual and hard schedule the Red and Blue five faced this year. We feel confident that Bob will be playing Varsity on the '33 squad. 2 J roam - 88 --f..7 i 'ra-I E c A 0 N I A N . ..,, Bl Erzrrur Basketball Squash OT enough credit is given to the scrubs. In truth they are the power of the team, because the reserve strength, no matter what field it be, is the backbone of the organization. Fortunately Coach Holliday realized this factor and placed Lt. Gnibbs in charge of the overflow from the Varsity. Under his guidance he soon whipped them into a fast little team and completed a successful schedule. RESERVE SCHEDULE Carson Long .... ....... l 8 Tressler Orphans' Home . . . . . 9 'Carson Long .... .... 1 1 Carlisle High School . . . . . . . 18 Carson Long .... .... 2 0 Gettysburg Academy ..... .... 1 7 'Carson Long .... . . 8 York Collegiate Institute . . . . . . . I0 'Carson Long .... . . 17 Tressler Orphans' Home . . . , . . . 15 Carson Long .... .... 2 8 Lykens High School .. 2 Carson Long .... .. 31 Harrisburg Academy ..... .... 2 8 Carson Long .... .. 19 York Collegiate Institute .. .... 32 'Carson Long .... . . 11 Gettysburg Academy . . . . . . . 15 'Carson Long .... .... 2 5 Harrisburg Academy . . . . . . . 31 Carson Long ............ . . 10 Carlisle High School . . . . . . . 22 4' Denotes game away. I 9 3 3 89 THE BASEBALL SQUAD dwg' in 1-4-le CAPQ SONIAN Baseball uf 1931 York Collegiate Institute Dickinson Frosh Gettysburg Academy john Harris High School Harrisburg Academy Blain High School Harrisburg Academy Dickinson Frosh anh Rrnsperts uf 1932 RESULTS OF THE 1931 SEASON C. L. I. Opp vs. Carson Long . . . 15 vs. Carson Long . .. 9 vs. Carson Long 21 vs. Carson Long 5 vs. Carson Long 15 vs. Carson Long 14 vs. Carson Long .. . 11 vs. Carson Long ....... 9 The 1931 ball club did not set the world on Hre by a string of victories nor by superb playing but they did play ball only the way a C. L. I. team knows how That is with all they got and with their whole heart and soul in the game. So don't judge the team by the above results. This year practically a new nine must be built but Coach Noll is not dismayed. He expects much of the new fellows and last year's scrubs. Remember the darkest hour is always before the dawn. April April April April May May May May SCHEDULE FOR 1932 9-York Collegiate Institute--At Home. 16-Pending. 26-Gettysburg Academy-At Gettysburg. 30-York Collegiate Institute-At York. 6-Harrisburg Academy-At Home. 18-Blain-At Home. 21-Harrisburg Academy-At Home. 28-Open. ' 6412155 I 9 Eg 9 I 3 3 I 91 mine I' . K 4'. THE :AN Eaarhall Gram RALPH BUT BUTLER-Calrlver. Four years as a varsity backstop, But well deserved the title of Captain. His deadly wing cut many a runner off at second and his batting average was on a par with his playing. WILLIAM BILL ' BAKEMAN-Pitcher. Bill had quite a load on his shoulders. Due to an accident to our other twirler Neil Barkell, Bakeman did double duty on the mound. He did remarkably well considering the strain he carried throughout the season. JAMES JIM SCHWEDER-Firrz Bare. Being tall of stature and long of arm jim was right in his element at First Base. Seemingly impossible balls to catch he snared with ease, digging them out of the ground or picking them out of the air. THOMAS TOM FINCH-Second Bare. Tom covered more ground than any one man on the team. He seemed to be everywhere at once. His fielding work is to be commended and as for his batting he rarely let a third strike get past him. JOHN JACK WATSON-Shvfl Stop. jack must have been born with a ball glove on his hand because he played with such ease and flawlessly. He had his timing for fly and ground balls down pat. He was also an excellent base runner. WILLIAM SHADOW LINCK-Third Bare. Although he did not play a stellar role on the team he played a steady and dependable game at the hot corner. Cool headed and alert, Linck was quick in sizing up a team and could wait patiently for the breaks. GEORGE VAN VAN HOUTEN-CBHIEY Field. Van was the Babe Ruth of the team, collecting more home runs than the whole team put together. When he put his beef behind the old wagon tongue and spanked the horse- hide it was sure to go for a ride. 'GRANT RED WAGAR-Right Field. This right field gardener was a valuable asset to the team in many ways. First his judg- ment, second his wing and lastly his speed. Red is one of the men that the hopes of this year's team rest On. WILLIAM MONKEY MONSEES-Left Field. Monkey had all the qualities that constitute a good fielder. His peg to home plate was as swift and true as an arrow. We are sure that Monsees will find a berth on the college team he tries out for. ' I fislll lllt 3 I n. :Ze lt 92 dl. 'ri-I E c A S o N I A N Uhr Elrark Squah AST year Captain Diffenderfer coached a track team that could well represent any school. This year our track prospects are even brighter for many of out star performers have returned. Both Captain Diffenderfer and members of the track team spent many afternoons in practicing and coaching so that we might have a victorious track season. They are to be congratulated upon their splendid past SUCCCSSCS. SUMMARY OF 1931 SEASON Saturday, April 25 ...Carson Long ..,. 50 vs. Tressler Orphans' Home .. , . Friday, May 1 . . . . . , .Carson Long .... 66 vs. Gettysburg Academy . . . . . . Friday, May 8 . . . , . .Carson Long .,.. 43 vs County Meet . . . . . . . . Saturday, May 9 .....,..,. Carson Long .... 22 vs Harrisburg Academy . . . . The following men composed the Track Team of 1951: 'SGT. RANALD BANNERMAN D. C. ROBERT HOFFMAN CPL. NATHAN BAs1-I 'ZND LT. JOHN BERTHEL CPL. JOHN BLOOM D. C. DONALD DAVIES THOMAS FINCH EDWARD Foss fCup:. LT. ROBERT GERMAN 'CPL. 'SGT. 2ND ACT. 1 9321 ' CPL. STUART HALL Denotes letterman. elect 19321 SGT. HENRY GLOETZNER fMgr. elect WCAPT. FRANK LEARNED KCHPI., TCPL. HARRY MCDONALD CPL. JOHN MURRAY ACT 2No LT. CLIFFORD NEIKIRR SGT. JOHN RICH 'SGT. LEWIS RosE QM,gr. 1931, ZND LT. DONALD SNIDER 2ND LT. VAN HOUTEN ACT, CPL. STANLEY WILKINS I 9 E -' 3 3 i t-4 93 THE TENNIS TEAM :,. ' 1. THE IAN Uhr Ernnia Gram UR Tennis Team boasts of a record that would be difiicult to duplicate, for now in their fourth year of competition they have tasted but once of defeat. They have been tied yes, but not beaten. Their record speaks for itself. 193.13 SUMMARY Carson Long .... . . . 5 vs. john Harris H. S. .. 1 Carson Long . . . , . . 6 vs. Gettysburg Academy . . , . . 0 Carson Long Carson Long Carson Long Carson Long Carson Long ...5vS. 6vs. Svs. 6vs. ...6vs. Our Varsity netmen follow: William Penn H. S. .. . York Collegiate Institute . , , Gettysburg Academy ..... john Harris H. S. ...... . Dickinson College Freshmen WSGT. ANTONIO BRUNA CPL, EMILIO BRUNA CPL. HOWARD DAVIES SGI. FosTER FAIRALL CADET NABIT1-I KOTITR ACT ZND LT. CLIFFORD NEIKIRK WCPL. WILLIAM PRICE fMgr.J SGT. WILLIAM WARNER CoAcH: CAPTAIN HARRY B. CRYTZER :F Denotes letterman. 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