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

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1935 volume:

Ex Lll3l2l ECHELON THE BATTALION IN 'lll'lIHllE 4CMHlS4UIfNlIlAN An Annual Publication Edited by THE JUNIOR CLASS Of GCMRSGUDN LUNG X W U .. THE STAFF EDITORS Acting Znd Lieutenant - - Howard Davies Sergeant f - - - Nelson Port Acting Sergeant - f Jack Mclnnes Cadet - - - Carl Young Cadet f f f George Galbraith Sergeant ffff William Emich BUSINESS MANAGERS 2nd Lieutenant - - - William Davies Acting Captain - - f Harry Kersey I 1 ll iw FOREWORD , the staff of the 1935 CARSON' IAN, have worked sincerely in the past to present to you an accurate synopsis of the past year. In the few following pages are encompassed as thoroughly as possible the many activf ities of the students in their work, their recreation and their sports. 111 This record is far from complete in these few pages but if this book will serve to bring pleasant hopes and memf ories of Carson Long in the years to come we feel that it has accomplished its aim. , ,,-.mv .YW--A-W - ,,,. .V --H , YW-nY.Y.V .WY W-li-??f'LjAi I , ' ,' 4 iQ.jg 1, , , M 1 V . ,f , , .,, V , Q.. 1 V ,, .. ,, my :-Q. f .' --5 - 2 I 3: We, - 3 A Ir, . 1 , N - .V .imdb-.k....J..,...,...i ,,...s.. --s . . ,, i X , ll .1 IQ pf ill ax X- !EL ill ll iii V ig l i EQ, A li 35 lit fl gil lil 3' ig? ,. 1 1 lil il if ,Q i li 1 ill i n ' l ,E 4 il: gs. M li so ii! if l l- zz- il l If 2, ev i is 111 'H ,X 1 , ig gli 13 Eli il li ' ll? lr gl ! ll! Elf ll' ll ml I im f a i , I I ' f, wg i il '- ld rl, 4 ,Q , gig My - lf' QP I 1. xl l l ii s fl le ,:, I, i: N Iii lx as gi all as W ill H2 DEDICATION For the kind and cooperative work given to us in the past the Junior Class takes pleasure in dedicating this edition of the school annual to: Licutmzmzf E. F. GRUBBS 5 e Table of Contents FRONTISPIECE 2 TITLE PAGE 3 FOREWORD . 4 DEDICATION . 5 THE FACULTY . . 7-25 THE CLASSES . . . 27 I. The Junior Class . 28-35 II. The Senior Class . 36-39 III. The Sophomore Class 40-41 IV. The Freshman Class . 42-43 V. The Junior High School . 44-45 VI. The Junior Department . 46 ORGANIZATIONS .... 47 I. Governmental 48-50 II. Dramatic Club . . . 51 III. Literary ..... 52-53 IV. Oratorical and Public Speaking 54 V. Declamation .... 55 VI. Factional . 56 VII. Hobby . 57 VIII. Musical . 58-59 IX. Social . 60 MILITARY . 61-67 ATHLETICS . 69-83 ADVERTISEMENTS . 84-95 6- X X X I , ls FAIILILTY 7 s f 6 1 Y L ,ii , 'I , ix Y fy 3 li L 1 l, ,ii if it gli lg lgl is 1 Il 1 Q? I i' 1 nil il l tl' il 5 ff' l it i' l li if i at COLONEL THEODORE KEPNER LONG President! mm' Colmnalzdmzt COLLEGE: Yale 1878, LL.B. Colonel Long has done much for our advancement in the scholastic world and has taught us How to Learn, How to Labor, and How to Live. His ambition has been to make Carson Long one of the finest Military Schools in the country. We sincerely believe that his efforts have been a success. is 1 -A -1 L-'fg 5 . 3 ' mi 1 55552 . - 5, , is ,, f'e ,v: Iwgwff-L . l l I u in li i w 3 l pi i ll 1 1 i l Ill :I la ' 115 l V li H ll , x - CAPTAIN EDWARD LEE HOLMAN Acting Coznnzandanf, Principal, Professor of .7lfIilitfz1'y Science and Tactics, Instructor of Democracy COLLEGE: Gettysurg 1921, M.A. Captain Holman is a born leader. lt is through his untiriug efforts and sincere devotion that Carson Long has attained suc- cess and achievement. He received his Preparatory School training at New Bloom- field Academy which was later turned into Carson Long. Captain Holman is in truth contributing his best to the noble purpose of building up the American youth. 9- ,V .R .,-p.,...., -, ' Q f' K.. --1.1. 4 .. -.., E 5 'l 1 l li l l bi' -1 . y il ii w, - f ii fl ii i 1 li QQ 9 ll Y , i' -l -if if ll l fr A bi, 'l ,i I 1 f 'i i .12 ll ri 'll ,-4 ,a gtg el its 4 E' li fl 'T J Fl H -i li H, ' li i, ll ,ff ll :lf , LIE li , .f 'U ' ,- -is -5 fi! 1: ii' 'C .l' 1' T ' r V , r , '2 All ir 22 CAPTAIN PAUL EDWARD NOLL Assistant Prtfnclpal, Instmctor in MGlh6111dllCS and Sciences, Coach of Football and Baseball COLLEGE: Gettysburg 1921, B.S. Coach', directs the athletic destinies of Carson Long. He has been a valuable aid in teaching us that scholastic excellence is based on physical perfection. Captain Noll is in truth our leader on the athletic field and in the classroom. We owe much to his common sense and practical ability. The CARSONIAN Staff wishes to thank him for the thought- ful aid he has rendered in putting out this Annual. 10 li , l 5 E Q i M- l 5 Vgl V ,. '1 Qu l :li A ll lx: 'la all e, l i .1 5. ,' J' Q EEE lil V x ll it tx ig ga' 1 l. li all 1 my li l lv 1 ll, ' A Ql I an l ji 175 ,I , D I 1 fzl it l ' 9 ill 1 12! 5 if Ml 1 il I an Q . l . Q A I , H l ii! Sig ,, -l CAPTAIN HARRY S. DIFFENDERFER I Instructoaf of Mathematics, Science, and H istory, Track Coach COLLEGE! Lafayette 1925, B.S. Captain Diffenderfer is truly a friend of all, both in the class- room and on the athletic field. We like his sincere attitude and unfailing humor. During the past years Captain Diffenderfer has turned out many winning teams, thus adding to the prestige of the school. We all feel that he is indispensable to the school. 11 - T H E I, il .,l i ll ii' ,Eg li , i l ii ii 3 2 A l 1 i A ll 3 , i I 3 I l N ' CAPTAIN ROBERT HEWIIT SHANK Instructor in English and H istoffy, Coach of the' Rifle Team COLLEGE: University of Pennsylvania 1924, B.S. Captain Shank is truly a versatile man. Besides numerous extra curricular activities such as Organizer of the Drum Corps, Adviser to the Red, and Blue, Coach of the Rifle Team, and many others, he finds time to, teach classes. He has been a great help to all of us and we appreciate his interest in our activities. -12 B ., 1 ,A 1+ ,. C We ,-. Mg, 5 , - - ef.i MS ' . Alu lim l 11 ll if ag i ln h l ag! I CAPTAIN DONALD DOUGLAS HOLLIDAY H ead of French Department, Headmaster of f1ft1'lYl0'1' H igh School, Basketball Coach COLLEGE: University of Pennsylvania, Indiana Normal. Captain Holliday has been with us for a number of years, and in this time he has been noted for his patience and earnest- ness, both in the classroom and on the basketball court. He has helped us much, for which we express our gratitude. 13 - ,..,. 1. F -nv---,.1,.1. .N 'erm' N--5 .., ,zvrifq ., , ,Y . , v-.. , ,' 1 'I't2?'f'T'Y .,,. pit, 1 if-91 gf.-1 'Q 1 4.,,. ,TJ .,,, I-ez-' ' - us,-:s-sis,-.1-' f-'::. .A .-en..-. 1. 4.n11,-m-, .--,, . 1 , ,, YM yn 11 ,r . :lj I 'l 1' fu yi Ill ,S r . 1 1, , . x 1 -. it 3 Q : 1, , A I 2. H il flf g 3 5 CAPTAIN HARRY BURNHAM CRYTZER ix 11 6 .. M..., 1 -Q, i A w '11 1, 1 A 1. ,W- Aw. , 1 1 N: ,V 1, ', H1 ll its 2- Ei. M 155' IQ ' 1. i ' 1 Inst1'ncto1' in English, MUfll6171fGfZ'CS, Coach of Debating, Tennis, and Assistant Coach of Football COLLEGE: Muskingum 1927, A.B. Capt. Crytzer has shown a great interest in the school and has done much for its beneiit in the many years that he has been here. , ,,4L V fn' .g li ,Vi V - H V , M V I? :a a ' sl ll .4 l l I ll i ,'l . fl ll ll H fs l Q li? l in 7 Il ,ls !l all ll lie gli I li ill 5 lil Il 'li 4 'il iw lvl ii 1 ! iii I ii 'l ll ' iw l i lf 1 lg! ig + li ir ,ll , U. .lf ' 115 ' li ' ll! l LIEUTENANT EUGENE HEINIE Instructor of English and G7'Cli1fl1771CZl School Subjects, Coach of the Decla,11lzati011 Team COLLEGE: Albright 1928, B.S. The words regular fellow describes Lieutenant Heinie as no other words will. His humor and radiant personality will not soon be forgotten by the student body. Lieutenant Heinie's classes are always looked forward to, for he is an excellent teacher as well as being interesting. 15- sf----v-4 -?-1-A -.-W.-f -vw -1-fw-.1-1...-vf.-.Q-vfnv:-wiv-ug-11-n I . ,, V . I ,,., .....,,,,.i.vi,-hm.. Q H? Y ,, ' f J. : 1 . , V , . l,, V A , 4:1 . , , l X .. ,.. 4 ...P ...V V 4 . V. .....-..-,,..,.,..,.,. ..- Y--.-.-H1 3 - Q21 lf , 1 1, .l ' .l l fl sal , ll? l . .Ii lli , 9 'el lf w l ,sg 1 fi: If : X ru 1 3.5 -' Ll l l .J -- fl . W 1- F W ' l T I , A. l ' W, 1 . 1 E . ,l X' ' V, A , Ml L: lf z .a lf , lx ' . l ' l l! ll jj gl V. . ' 'L w U ll . . lj ' .l, Q .Q ,Il ii vt lf 'i ll .. . . lx ': 1 -ll lil i, Pl 1 l M mi W ,ci 'T ill '1 l ifl ' it ll lf If! - Q! af! 11 ll ' ll ' i ll LIEUTENANT EDWARD FOX GRUBBS Instructor in Latin, Spanish, Grarmna-r School, fzmior Vanity Football, and Basketball Coach COLLEGE: Center College 1927, A. B. Lieutenant Grubbs in the time he has been here has installed himself in the hearts of the Carson Long student body by his work in the classroom and on the basketball court. We hope that he will be with us next year. 16 J wtf it of QT Fifi wN,'.ffff I l l 1 x A ,s it l Elf aj? 2 , 52 4 , :F V ll' 1 3 f iq I y if if it f l ei E ' li I -f li 6 , ll ig y i ii aw i 1 2 l It I ,I3 if LIEUTENANT FRANCIS W. WARLOW Instructor of Civics and G1'a11m1ia1' School Subjects COLLEGE! Johns Hopkins 1931, A.B. Although this is Lieutenant WarloW's first year with us, he has made himself indispensable to the facultyr W'e sincerely hope that he will remain with us for many years and continue the good work he has started. 17- 3 -. . '-as-.z. -7- nan. -4' -,,':,.g- fi - mf- ,- a i 1,, .,., y . 5 'WE i5'5'l'l ' - 1 ,. - l ' lla 'fl ll? liz l .1 252 ll i li r lf ':. lll H fl: 2,3 it li il lil ll .il l- ir! lil lj fi, FE ' ill ig V5 iii l' 1 'la li vi ig V: '- il ll ,l ll: ' ll' lzl 1. ll my .Q iii 'as g gi Eg, i- an if il iw l' H- iw HQ eg: il lj ilf A E23 fig '1. 151 if! 1. ng M' . il li ll' xi !2 ll' Il at ii K' , l ll -F if i .5 MRS. JOSEPHINE MOELLER I1zsz'1'uct01' of Fifth and Sixth Grades COLLEGES Merrill. Mrs. Moeller very ably instructs the younger boys of Carson Long in their fundamentals. VVe sincerely hope that she will be with us for many years to come. ?318 ..,....,..,,....t,,.1,,.,.. ,,..,. ,...HM...,,,,,,.,. 4,,q,.,...,.vw-nw-4--1--.un-.E--vw a 1-5-,f '...,.1unu--nun-mm' ? .- o - ' v-- - . : -af -., --1 'W 7- I ' R ,K R ff- .l .f 1 Q.. l , if. f ':.- J- fx- ' lf: -.LJ . .' '.'-:-'Zz-A KWQQJ.-fbf 'f 'ifn --.W . . ,.. -...,...-.a,.....- x . 'lf I '4 ln l- .ll g l ill ' 'lj l. za li 1 l I 1 l ll ll ml lil 'le I 1 il ll ll ll? if i 'll if il it It ll l f 1 lg ,I 2 if MRS. DONALD DOUGLAS HOLLIDAY H ostess, Coach of Dramatics, Libravfian, Glee Club COLLEGE: Indiana Normal. Mrs. Holliday has been with us for many years and in that time she has done much to help the student body. She is not only responsible for the fine order of our library but also for our success with our stage presentations. We wish to thank her for all she has done for us. 19- S ll MISS ERMA F. HOLDEN Secretary Our efficient business department is largely due to Miss Holden. She handles our business with the efficiency of a born business woman. VVe feel that she is indispensable to the school. -20 il il MRS. GEORGE L. ICKES Assisfarnz' Secretary Mrs. Ickes is the very capable assistant of Miss Holden, and we wish to congratulate her on her Hue work. VVe hope that she will remain with us for many years. F fs- V- -1-5 f.-1 se-v--,.-U..-.H 1' 'JF-'S .bf - --',-at -Ili f 1 r H - - A -ii,g':f1:,s. l1r5jf?g.i . . . 1 : . . ' 2 M -- - -11. : - , u-w..,..m.-1.1-.--n.+..,f...u.,..L. -..t1.1..L.:r.,::us.,....f.,x-. fx ffl ' ,Qi : , 1 X 1 MRS. HARRY B. CRYTZER I1zsf1'urf1'ess in Typewriting, Shorthand and Bookkeeping, Assistalzt Secretary Mrs. Crytzer is the third important member of our office staff. She also teaches the students shorthand, typing and bookkeeping. .V .Li . 74 ,Am 1 1 ' 1 1 I ,3,g , ,, n.t,....,,,i ....t,. . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 MRS. BOYD ALTER Director of Orclzestra, Music Ilzsfructor COLLEGE: Irving College, Mus.B. Mrs. Alter is the one reason that we are proud of our orch C: tra. Under her patient and able direction the aspiring mus ClEl.1'1S of Carson Long form themselves into our orchestra. We wish to thank her for her help and interest. .-.w,---v-v1f-1v'frt- w:.- svn -v v ---1--2-.-E --f -we Wy . l-L Az- fil .. .. ,C - I i.'KL'!:1bm illikv ml. . 1-, ' ' .-fag.:-A-2-:,f:1a-a,. ...- ,.., .1. ,H 1 ,. 111 1 1 11 1 11 1- ., I. 111 L11 1. lll 11 111 11 111 I ,4 1 U1 ll . 1 11 , I, , X1 . 1 111 .1 1, 1 111 'I 1 ,, . 1 1. 1 11 l 1,. ' 1 1 1 51 1 1 1 111 ,t ,., 1 '1 ' 1' 1-1 1' ' 11 11 '1 1 ' -1 1, , 111 ' 1 :xi M. -11 1 '1' 1 111 11 11 1110 11' 1 1 '1 11' 1 11 1, 11 11 -1 1 11 . 111 111 1 11 1. 11 11 1 .1 'E 1g1 ' 111 S 113 f: ,11 11 1 1 113 11 111 1:1 111 1 11? 1 5' 1 1 1 1 1 11 . 11 DR. CATHERINE JOHNSTON School Plzysiciaaz COLLEGE: Wilsoii College, AB., BS., jefferson Medical, MD. We owe our good health to the patient care of Doc Johns- ton. In her work as school physician she has made many friends. 24 MRS. ADDIE HQOD Housemothez' Mrs. Hood is truly a housemother in every sense of the Word. She patiently and cheerfully cares for the little fellows, cater- ing to all their wants and needs. H-14 :yup-nf ' I 3557? ' ' A341:.4i. ',': 25 'l Q 1 . ' . I f--- -...,,....,,.,., .-....f... ....... V C LAJIEI 27 The Junior Class Pievzdent - - LIEUT. HOWARD DAVIES Vue President - - CPL. JOHN MAXNVELL Stwefmfy - - DIST. CADET CARL YOUNG Treasurer - - ACT. SGT. GEORGE EISENHARDT Assistant YS7'CClS'LH 67' - CPL. WILLIAM WILLSON Hzstoricm - - - SGT. NELSON PORT 089 CLASS ROLL Cadet Richard Atkins Lieut. Howard Davies Lieut. VVIII. Davies Sgt. George Eisenhardt Cadet Robert Eggeman Sgt. William Emich Cadet George Galbraith Cadet Arthur Hegedus Cpl. Harry Kersey Mark Landau Sgt. Fred Knox Sgt. John Maxwell Cpl. Robert Mayo Sgt. Jack Mclnnes Sgt. Nelson Port Sgt. Harold Riley Cadet Fred Seely Cadet Delbert Simmons Sgt. Vernon Thompson Sgt. Henry White Cpl. William Willson Sgt. Carl Young Act. Cpl. james Zelch ,...,. .. 28 .1 0 Class Flower r GARDENIA iq? fa ll Class Motto- S To STRIVE, To SEEK, To FIND AND NOT TO YIELD 5' C fi ' Class Colors 3 , 2 N A PURPLE AND VVHITE F w 1 Faculty Advisor PAUL E. NOLL Us K I ua i 29- RICHARD ATKINS D. C., Co. A R. D. 33, Kent, Ohio Activities-Declamation. HOWARD C. DAVIES Act. 2nd Lieut., Co.' B 1940 State St., Harrisburg, Pa. Activities-Pres., Junior Class, Belfry Hall Annex Representa- tives, C Cluib, CARSONIAN StaE, Football 33-34, Captain- eleot 34, :Basketball 33-34, Base- ball 31-32-33, Tennis 32-33-34, Literary Society Oflicer, Glee Club, Roman Leader, Honor Roll, Orchestra. 30 WILLIAM E. DAVIES 2d Lieut., Co. C 540 N. Maple Ave., E. Orange, N. J. Activities-Senate 33-34, CAR' SONIAN Staff, Asst. Basketball Manager, Pres. Terrace Court Rep., C' Club 34, Dramatic Clulb, 34, Declamation 34, Red and Blue Staff 34, Pres. Soph. Class, Roman Leader, Honor Roll 29-30-31-32-33-34. GEORGE EISENHARDT Cadet, C-o. B 469 Harmon Rd., Roxborough, Philadelphia, Pa. Acti'uities+Treasurer J u n i o r Class, Treas. Sophomore Class, Football 32-33, C Club 34, Glee Club 32. at main, ' ,, nun 1 111. 1-.. ,I X a ROBERT EGGEMAN Cadet, Co. A 83 Highland Ave., Highland Park, Mich. VVILLIAM A. EMICH Act. 2d Lieult., Co. B 2937 !Perrysvil1e Ave., N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Activities-T r a c k 30-31-32-33, Manager 33, Honor Roll 33, Representatives 32-33-34, C Club, Literary Society Officer 32 and 34, CARSONIAN St-aff, Red 81 Blue 33-34, Glee Club. GEORGE GALBRAITH D. C., Co. A 6508 Amboy, Pleasant Plains, S. I., N, Y. Activities - Intramural Basket- ball. ARTHUR HEGEDUS D. C., CO. A 525 Ridge Rd., Lackawanna, N. Y. Activities-Captain Eagle Rook Intramural Basketball 33-34. l W Hf A HARRY KERSEY Cpl., Co. B 242 Hillcrest Ave., Trenton, N. J. A ctivities-Track 33, Football 34, Glee Clu-b 34, Intramural Basket-ball 33-34. JOHN W. MAXWELL, JR. Cpl., Co. B. 392 .Prospect Ave., Hartford, Conn. Activities-Vice-Pres. J u n i 0 r Class, Football 32-33, Captain- elect 34, Basketball 33-34, Base- ball 33, Eagle Rook Council 33-34, Literary Society Officer 33. 32 MARK LANDAU Cadet, Co. B-Greek 465 VVest End Ave., New York City, N. Y. FRED KNOX Act. Sgt., Co. A Box 1357, Cristobal, C. Z. Activities-Tennis Manager 30- 31, Football 33, Rifle Team 30- 34. W1 le .L 1- 4 'Ni N! C N ROBERT L. MAYO Cpl., Co. A 45 Ocean Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. NELSON PORT Sgt., Co. B 2438 79th Ave., Philadelphia, Ba. Activities-Honor Roll 30-31-3-2- 33, Red and Blue 32-33, Secre- tary Freshman Class, Blue Rib- bon Squad 33, Track 31-32-33, Intramural Basketball 32, Foot- ball 32-33. JOHN MCINNES Sgt., Co. A 108 W. 83d St., New York City Activities-Debate Team 33-34. HAROLD G. RILEY Act. SST., CO. B 370 Maolis Ave., Glen Ridge, N, J. Activities-Treasurer 8th Grade, Asst. Treasurer Sophomore Class, Pres. Representatives, Track 31-32-33, Football 33, President Literary Society, In- tramural Mushball 33. 33 FRED ISEELY Cadet, Co. B Haworth, N. J. VERNON THOMPSON Cpl. Co. A 83 Richards St., Dedham, 1Mass. Activities-Asst. Football Mana- ger 33, Track Manager 34, In- tramural Basketball 34. 34 DELBERT SIMMONS D. C., CO. 'C 138 South Middler Ave., Syraculse, N. Y. Activities-Rifle Team 34, Foqt- ball 33. HENRY C. WHITE Act. Sgt. Co. A Fishkill, N. Y. Activities-Football 32-33, Base- ball 33-34, Basketball 34, Intra- mural Basketball 33, C Club 34. A I NIHN WILLIAM WILLSON Cpl., Co. B. 126 Lafayette Ave., Laurel, Md. Activities-Asst. Treasurer Jun- ior Class, Dramatic Club 34, Tennis 34, Intralmural Mushball 33. CARL YOUNG Cadet, CO. B 426 West St., Potrtstown, Pa, Activities - Secretary J u n i Q r Class, Football 33, Basketball 34, fCARSONIAN Staff 34, Drum Corps 33-34, Track 33, Intra- mural Basketball 33. JAMES W. ZELCH D. C., Co. B A 24 Norton st., Pittsburgh, Pa. Activities-Football 33, Basket- ball 34. 35 ,, . -af -' . -1-way: . .uv -G- gi Z1 if A 3 lihfi 1 ff The Senior Class Captain' JOHN RICH . .- --fr--'. -A-' ' :ve M 2,-4 , , . - 36 in -E'-ffdif. ' f- 114 .3'Z..4vh---- f LH-- The Senior Class President - - lst Vice-President 2d Vice-President Secretary - Assistant Secretary Treasurer - - Class Orator - - - CAPT. JOHN RICH - 1ST LIEUT. RAYMOND SANTORO - ZD LIEUT. ANDREW BARKER ACT. ZD LIEUT. JACK BUDLONG - 1ST LIEUT. TRAVIS FULTON - ACT. SGT. STUART GROVE - XRCT. 2D LIEUT. WILLIAM HAY Historian - - ACT. 2D LIEUT. HENRY WALTER Prophet ACT. SGT. MYRON MOSHOWSKY Prophet - - ACT. SGT. RAYNER HURFORD GYO l Sgt. George Balsdon Act. lst Lieut. Edward Huish 2d Lieut. Andrew Barker Act. Sgt. Rayner Hurford Cadet Lawrence Berkman Cpl. Harry Lutz Act. Zd Lieut. Jack Budlong Sgt. Charles Moog lst Lieut. Josiah Butler Act Sgt. Myron Moshowsky Act. lst Lieut. William Butler Sgt. Melvin Doty D. C. Andrew Fetterolf Sgt. Bernard Fromm Cadet Jack Prior Capt. John Rich Zd Lieut. Henry Rogers lst Lieut. Raymond Santoro lst Lieut. Travis Fulton Sgt. Michael Smith Act. Sgt. Stuart Grove Cpl. Russell Tench Act. Sgt. Bruce Grubb Cpl. Eugene Venn Act. 2d Lieut. 'William Hay Act. 2d Lieut. George Vogelson Cpl. Jack Henderson Act. Zd Lieut. Henry VValter lst Lieut. Edla Hood Act. Sgt. Clyde Whittlesey Act. Sgt. Russell Zeininger GYO POST GRADUATES D. C. George Bock Cadet Dean Mumford Cadet Eugene Bostwick Act. Cpl. John Wiggins Class Motto TRUTH IS MIGHTY AND WILL PREVAIL Class Colors MAROON AND WHITE Class Flower VVHITE ROSE . f- A ' ..- 1.11 . ln1qg s Senior Class Will Walters . . Budlong .. Hay ..... Grove .... Fulton . . . Henderson Prior .... Vogelson . Moshowsky Balsdon .. Barker . . . I. Butler .. W. Butler Doty ..... Hood .... Santoro .. Whittlesey Huish .... Rogers . . . Berkman . Wiggins .. Fetterolf . Grubb .... Lutz ..... Zeininger . Bock ..... Bostwick . Atkins . . . Smith .... Venn . . . Fromm . . . Rich .... Moog .... Tench .... Hurford .. His His His His His His His His His His His His His His His His His His His His His His His His His His His His His His His His His His His brilliance to Tomb. humor to Emich. line to Young. winning personality Qgirlsj to Willson. looks to Gear. Berky to Lyons. years at Carson Long to Laura. .neatness to Wilcox. violin to Guthrie. poor humor to Gable. Edith to some other guy Canyonej. drag to Myers. empty bottles to Riley. line about women to Kersey. Millerstown girls to Nash. dead eye to Knox. height to Rivers. temper to Foster Fairall. wit to Thomen. sax to Coach. drag in chemistry to Mayo. hula hula to Scott. hair comb to Mclnnes. appetite to Davenport. intelligence to Gross. Tarentum to Capt. Crytzer. dumbness to W. Davies. vocabulary to Eisenhardt. paper route to another sucker. waiting ability to Williams. nose to Bader. alt' to Port. voice to Gotta. form to Flynn. pipe to Russell. To the faculty-Good luck. To the junior Class-Success. To the under classes-lots Carson Long. 38 of happiness at ......,...,-...... ..........,...a............... s it EAW ,IQ TE ,UL :ZH Senior Class History HE class of 1934 is about to graduate. Behind us on the drill Held, in the class rooms, and on the athletic Held, We shall leave many evidences of our stay here. lt is not for us to say whether these evidences are favorable, but the class of 334 has done its best to make Carson Long a better school, and to profit by the many lessons it has taught us. History for us began in the school year 1923-24 when Edla Hood entered this school. The succeeding year he was joined by Prior and J. Butler, and the year after that by Walter. After a lapse of three years, in the fall of 1928 Huish and Rogers entered, to swell the slowly growing list. Vogelson, Budlong, Rich, and Barker were the next to establish member- ship, the following fall. ln 1930 the class was able to add Hve more students to its now steadily increasing roll. These were W. Butler, Fromm, Fulton, Hay and Whittlesey. 1931 ushered in the greatest influx of members the class had known up to this time. Among these were Balsdon, Berkman, Doty, Grubb, Santoro, Venn, and later in the year, Moog. Last year Hen- derson, Hurford, Lutz, Grove, Zeininger, Moshowsky, and Tench joined us, and finally the list is completed with Bock, Bostwick, Fetterolf and Wiggins, who entered this fall. And so pass out of Carson Long thirty-three students. With them they will carry its teachings, its ideals, their hopes and their ambitions. Behind them they leave many traces of their stay. We hope they are worthy of one of Carson Long's great- est graduating classes. HENRY S. WALTER. 39 ,, . ,Y-.,,. .f-. .., 1 i' i'F?fq5'iJ WF? if gn' ,u. , 54-.,.. r, -x..1:,,-,-has r 40 Sophomore Class 21rd Licut. FOSTER FAIRALL Sophomore Class President ---- 2D LIEUT. FOSTER FAIRALL Vice-President - - - SGT. EUGENE BAIN Secretary - - - CPL. WILLIAM NASH Assistant Secretary - CPL. JACK DAVENPORT Treasurer - - - ACT. SGT. ROBERT GGLESBY Assistant Treasurer - CPL. ARTHUR KOPF Historian - - - D. C. EDWIN TowL Assistant Historian - - ACT. CPL. HERBERT GARDNER 000 Cpl. Williani Bader Cadet Rudyard Jennings Cpl. Robert Behrends Cpl. Milton Kroll Cpl. LaVergne Canlield Act. Cpl. Charles Lueder Cadet Lawrence Clark Act. Cpl. Thomas Lyon Act. Cpl. Bernard Crandall D. C. Wallace Ruoff D. C. Louis Ginocchio Cadet Fred Thoinen D. C. Clifford Gross Cadet David Tomb A G90 Class Motto UNUS PRO OMNIBUS UMNES PRO ONE COne for all and all for onej C lass Flower CARNATION Class C olovrs PURPLE AND GOLD Faculty Advisor CAPT. HARRY S. DIFFENDERFER tv . 41 . f as a42 Freshman Class Cpl. EDWIN FLYNN W. Y f-,-----,..... H--A--ba.. :H -A-rf - - :ras-ff-e T Freshman Class President ----- CPL. EDWIN FLYNN l71'ce-President - CPL. ROY ECCLESTON Secretalfy - - CADET ROLAND JOHNSON Treasm'er - - D. C. VVILBERT WARD Assistant Treasurer CADET ROBERT SOMMERVILLE His't01'ial1z.lT3 - - - ACT. CPL. ARTHUR ROY Assistant Historia-n - - D. C. ELDON FOGELSONGER GDN? Cadet Roland Blake Cpl. Robert Kopf Cadet Robert Hadley Cadet Stanley Morris Cadet Willizlni Hughes Cadet john Myers Cpl. Edward Jennings D. C. Frank Pedicini Cadet Arthur Porter G40 Class Motto EVER ONWARD Class Flower CARNATION Class Colors MAROON AND SILVER Faculty Advisor CAPTAIN ROBERT H. SHANK 43 Junior High School Class Motto BE FAIR AND SQUARE Class Flo-wer WHITE CARNATION Class Colors PURPLE AND GOLD Faculty Advisor CAPTAIN DONALD D. HOLLIDAY 44 Junior High School EIGHTH GRADE President - ACT. ZD LIEUT. ROBERT LAURA Vice-President - - CPL. LOUIS GOTTA Secretary - - - CPL. FRANK CAMILLO Assistant S6C7'6fU4'y - LACT. SGT. ROBERT RUSSELL Treasmfer - - CPL. ARTHUR BUTTERSTEIN Assistazit T760S1l7'67' - Cpl. Jerome Breisacher Cadet George Cady D. C. Raymond Considine Cadet Albert Gear Cadet George Guthrie CPL. HOYVARD BUTTERSTEIN D. C. Gordon Halliday Cadet Richard Higgins Cadet Robert Jeffries Cadet Donald Williams SEVENTH GRADE Cadet John Clark Act. Cpl. Clark Holman Cadet William Modell Cadet James Owens Cadet Victor Scott Act. Cpl. William Shotwell Cadet Chester Siegmund Cadet Wallace Wilkie Cadet Jack Wiseman .45 .-.--.-3-.-2.-...,.,.,--..-.. .., .Y-..,-.-4, ...H ,, 1' f?fI i4'?F'Q 4L iii' H141 vi Q: fig:-,:., p.'g,gF tr if. crtklbl. .-4H1- 44 Knocks The Junior Department .I-EM, V - 'Tzu' .av '1 . ' iifflzlv H852 SIXTH GRADE Cadet David Rivers Act. Cpl. David Tapsell Cadet David Snodgrass D. C. Philo Wilcox O89 FIFTH GRADE Act. Cpl. George Hicks Cadet James Jackson Cadet Victor M0ll1l1f Faculty Advisor MRS. JOSEPHINE MOELLER 46 ACTIVITIEI QWBKQS ' , A M if 1 u 1 Governmental The Senate HE Senate is composed of the squarest fellows in school. They are appointed to their positions shortly after school Opens. Their purpose is to enforce the regulations and rules of the school and to be an aid to its students. THE SENATE President - - - - CAPTAIN JOHN RICH Vice-President - lsT LIEUT. TRAVIS FULTON S8C1'6ftZ7'y - lsT LIEUT. RAYMOND SANTORO Sgt--at-Aww - S lsr LIEUT. JOSIAH BUTLER 1 ZD LIEUT. WILLIABI DAvIEs Yugi 48 1 . I 7 L .' . :fi . ..-W-,..-.- -...v-......m ..u11,..x., - ,-.:.,,...v...n.e.M- The Representatives T THE beginning of each school year four or five fellows are appointed to act as representatives in their respective buildings. Their aims are much the same as the Senate. They are closer to the individual and can also keep a closer check on the students. -7 ,QEif-v.f1g+..'f+.a.......f.w.,''wwf fig Af T 1 The Representatives are as fo1IQWs: BELFRY HALL BELFRY HALL ANNEX President - - CAPT. J. RICH President ACT. IST LT. E. HUISH Vive-President IST LT. T. FULTON Vice-President ZD LT. F. FAIRALL Seeretary ACT. IST LT. W. BUTLER Secretary ACT. ZD LT. H. DAVIES Zn LT. A. BARKER LT. JOSIAH BUTLER 640 TERRACE COURT ADMINISTRATION BLDG. 2d Floor President - 2D LT. VVM. DAVIES V.-Pres. ACT. ZD LT. H. VOGELSON President ACT. SGT. WHITTLESEY Secretary - SGT. ROBERT M006 Vive-President ACT. 2D LT. EMICH Secretary - ACT. SGT. H. RILEY GYO EAGLEROOK COUNCIL ADMINISTRATION BLDG. 3d Floor President - IST LT. R. SANTORO Vice-President IST LT. EDLA Hoon President ACT. 2D LT. R. LAURA Seereiary - CPL. J. MAXWELL Secretary - CPL. MILTON KROLL ACT. Zn LT. WM. HAY ACT. SGT. R. RUSSELL ACT. SGT. M. NIOSHOVVSKY CPL. ROBERT KOPF ivI4.i'iI3i4 -S':-2.15lui: i...C' ..',....J.-.J..' -.. .,.. T. I The Dramatic Club GAIN Carson Long students have shown their ability to put things across. Under the able tutelage of Mrs. Holli- day they turned out an excellent production. It is here that some of the students are given the opportunity to show talent in dramatic art. We, the students of Carson Long Wish to ex- press our gratitude to both Mrs. Holliday and the club members. The members of the Dramatic Club are Sgt. Richard Gable Act. Zd Lieut. Williaiii Hay Act. 2d Lieut. Jack Budlong Capt. John Rich 2d Lieut. Williaiii Davies Sgt. Melvin Doty Act. lst Lieut. Edward Huish Cadet Eugene Bostwick Act. 2d Lieut. Henry VValter Act. Sgt. Russell Zeininger 2d Lieut. Henry Rogers Cpl. Williaiii VVillson 5773751553 1'fZ-A'-t1'E::,:s-f-affsv-ra-f'.'?1! 51 .vw-.ai rf Q. a, :f2.2f.'1'.,'f2TLE'pgf'--'-EQ525,' 533:52 :f::.L1-Aikiiav' N 9'-I' ....,,..1.. .....,.. ...,.,..-.-L. .av-.1. Literary The Red and Blue Staff HE Red and Blue is a monthly magazine edited by the students. In the past, the Red and Blue has met the re- quirements for approval of the student body, due largely to the unfailing work of Captain Shank and the editors. Tl 52 5 ff 'Q 3.-def :. 4 . 1 :KQV ,- .Ln -9, A, 1. . The following comprise the Sta.H' Editor-iiz-Chief Jlffonagizig Editor Associate Editors Sports Editors Almiirii Editor Business M oizager Exchange Editor Reporters Faculty Advisor - - CADET JACK PRIOR - ACT. SGT. RUSSELL ZEININGER Zu LIEUT. VVILLIAM DAVIES JACT. 2D LTEUT. HERBERT VOGELSON Zu LIEUT. ANDREW BARKER CPL. EUGENE VENN IST LIEUT. JOSIAH BUTLER - - - SGT, NELSON PORT ACT. 2D LIEUT. VVILLIAM EMICH CPL. GEORGE HICKS DIST. CADET DELBERT SIMMONS CPL. ROBERT BEHRENDS SGT. JACK MCINNES - CAPT. ROBERT H. SHANK W 53 I Oratorical and Public Speaking Literary Society HE Literary Society was organized when the students realized the great value of public speaking and debate. The Literary Society is held twice weekly. On Thursday after- noons the fifth, sixth, and junior high school grades hold theirs, while on Fridays the remainder of the school holds theirs. VVe wish to congratulate the officers and those participating for the excellent programmes delivered. The presiding officers for last year were: lst. Lieut. Travis Fulton Cpl. John Maxwell Act. Sgt. Stewart Grove Act. Znd Lieut. jack Budlong 54 R' -r-when-,:.-.:-. . -f,, T..- ..,, . . ,,-,...,.. ,M 1 V- - 1: 1'-J V V13 1 XY. T3 . Declamatmn T the end of each school yeari the best speakers in the . school compete in a contest. It is an honor to be on the declamation team and is a chance for many not athletically inclined to win a letter. The team is grateful to the efforts of Lieut. Heine in the organization and coaching of it. Dist. Cadet Richard Atkins Sgt. Jack Mclnnes Cpl. Robert Behrends Cadet Jack Prior 2d Lieut. William Davies Cpl. Eugene Venn Cpl. Roy Eccleston Cpl. Philo Wilcox Act. Cpl. George Hicks D. C. Donald Williains ' wr ' ' 91 va' f-rg., 550 F actional G40 Greeks and Romans WO distinct groups, known as the Greeks and Romans, compete in every sport or activity that is offered to the students. Through the keen interest in this competition, good sportsmanship, honor, rivalry and good fellowship are created. The success of this organization is due to the undimming efforts of the faculty, the leaders and the student body. GREEK LEADERS Capt. John Rich 2d Lieut. Foster Fairall 2d Lieut. Henry Rogers lst Lieut. Raymond Santoro Act. lst Lieut. William Butler ' Faculty Advisor: Capt. Harry S. Diffenderfer ROMAN LEADERS lst Lieut. Travis Fulton Act. 2d Lieut. Howard Davies Act. lst Lieut. Edward Huish 2d Lieut. William Davies Zd Lieut. Andrew Barker lst Lieut. Josiah Butler Faculty Advisor: Capt. Robert H. Shank 56 L, Hobby The Junior High School Clubs HE fact that one should have a hobby with which to spend his spare time was realized by the faculty of Carson Long. Because of this fact clubs were organized by the Junior High School Department. The clubs not only furnish amuse- ment but they also teach the cadets to make good use of their leisure time. We wish to thank the members of the faculty for the great amount of time and effort spent in making these clubs such a tremendous success. The following comprise the various clubs. Photography Club - CAPT. HOLLID.AY FACULTY ADVISOR Plfoodworking Club - LIEUT. GRUBBS Geology Club - LIEUT. VVARLOVV ' Art Club LIEUT. HEINE ' ,.... .,, ,.,,.,.,,,.,:,,,,,,,,, ..,. ,.T....,.....v...,....--.....,..., . - .,.,,.,.., f -A.. . V. .P .f. ,. 1 A 1 ' . A 'Io ...' 1' 1 , Musical The Orchestra HIS year under the able direction of Mrs. Alter the school i orchestra has advanced in great strides. They prove their talent every morning in morning chapel. The orchestra gives many of the fellows a chance to show their ability in this line and this year they have done Well. -t Y .Q , . . .. - -- 5 as 4 - fb n 4 1 ',..- - nz I 'W 1 XA' H ' S8 1-P -'-,5 .2'.Qe2igfQfTT--9' The Orchestra is composed of the following members: Pianist and Leader - 14125. D. BOYD ALTER Pianist Trumpets Violins Saxoplzomas Clarinefs Banjo - Drmns CADET RICHARD ATKINS L D. C. EDWIN TOVVL TACT. CPL. ARTHUR ROY CADET GEORGE GUTHRIE .ACT. SGT. My-'RON MOSHKOWSKY CADET LAWRENCE BERKMAN - LIEUT. HOWARD DAVIES AACT. CPL. BERNARD CRANDALL CPL. LOUIS GOTTA - 59 .IQ Social 0k9 The 'C C Club The highest honor at Carson Long is the privilege of wearing the Varsity UC. This letter, which is givhn for outstanding work in sports, scholastics and extra-curricula activities is much prized by the possessor. Those who have the honor of Wearing the C are 2d Lieut. Andrew Barker Act. 2d Lieut. jack Budlong lst Lieut. Josiah Butler Act. lst Lieut. William Butler Act. Zd Lieut. Howard Davies Zd Lieut. William Davies Act. Sgt. George Eisenhardt Act. Zd Lieut. William Emich Act. Sgt. Bernard Fromm 2d Lieut. Foster Fairall lst Lieut. Travis Fulton Cpl. Louis Gotta Act. Sgt. Stuart Grove Dist. Cadet Louis Ginocchio Act. 2d Lieut. William Hay Act. lst Lieut. Edward Huish Act. Sgt. Fred Knox . . ,, ..., mf, mr.- Cpl. John Maxwell Sgt. Rohert Moog Act. Sgt. Myron Moshowsky Cadet Jack Prior 2d Lieut. Henry Rogers Capt. John Rich lst Lieut. Raymond Santoro Sgt. Michael Smith Cpl. Eugene Venn Act. Sgt. Henry White Act. Cpl. John Wiggins Cadet Carl Young Act. Sgt. Russell Zeininger Dist. Cadet James Zelch MH-' Ally Xibxxfxxwx S . 'M X wg ,im H I- 1 fd HX ff-.-A QQY:nJM1X Q, sb X Sxgifsiix x XXX! - X X XX xx X N W X M - X 1 x N 1 X X1 l WT X f Y f K' 6 f gifmmgzz,-W 4 E' -9 ,7 P-g h. i1'f'3':q,: if - dw. , .- V ,171 W, , Li Ll rl ,Mn T' fs PJ! ,.. .. . , - , ,- . A -,HJ .-..:,1A.-.zsasa-:.e4.' '-,.,.,., Q, The Color Guard HE Color Guard is essential to our military organization. To be a member of the Color Guard is one of the highest honors our school can offer. The following compose The Color Guard: Zd. Lieut. Foster Fairall Sgt. Eugene Bain Act. Zd Lieut. Herbert Vogelson Sgt. Robert Moog : , Fw.. 63 1' ..-.. 64 ,. l., ., ,.v, .. ,,. . . . ,, - 1 .- .. , , .4 ,Ii'.. 5.6 5- 2.Mxw,:..'.iuf-.s... suv.: ich-.Sa 1.41.31 J: ,V - .-Q-. .. Y.., -,,..-.,.....-.,...sa., ....,.,,,,,,,,, The Drum Corps O any military organization, what is more characteristic than a good Drum Corps? This year we are fortunate to possess a well trained Drum Corps. Nothing helps to fur- nish the Battalion with snappy marching, more than the Drum Corps. To those members of this military unit we express our thanks. I -1 The Drum Corps is composed of: DRUM MAJOR lst Lieut. Josiah Butler HEAD DRUMMER Cpl. Louis Gotta DRUMMERS Cadet Carl Young Cadet Cadet D. C. Lawrence Berkman George Guthrie Robert Woolworth HEAD BUGLER 2d Lieut. Williaiii Hay BUGLERS Sgt. Melvin Doty Sgt. Michael Smith Act Cpl. Arthur Roy Cpl John Henderson D. C. Raymond Considine BASS DRUMMER Sgt. George Balsdon CYMBALIST Act. Sgt. Myron Moshowsky Cpl. Robert Behrends Cpl. Frank Cainillo Cadet Robert Hadley D. C. Rudyard Jennings DIRECTOR Capt. Robert H. Shank 65 I ..l.. ,-... ..-.:f.,...', W, .,- 1 ,L--..afy-Q-. W ,. , W---:nes-M,-fn A 4 ' -N-xv ---- f 7.41 :M -1' .- , . Y! - , W .. f - . .Z . Li : l 5 - . ' k..v3,ff.g.lr-I , .-'f.-- . V me-f -.'. ....-....,....A.,-... -H - ..-.... ,. 4, The Rifle Team ARSON Long, even thru the loss of some very good marksmen through graduation, had a good rifle team this year. Most sincere thanks is due to Captain Shank, the Coachg Lieutenant Budlong, the Captaing and Sergeant Bain, the Manager. 66 ii' Rifle Team Act. Zd Lt. Sgt. - - Michael Smith John Budlong' Capt' Act. Cpl. - Charles Lueder lst. Lt. - Raymond Santoro CPL - - - Ru55e11TenQl-1 D. C. - Delbert Simmons Act. 2d Lt. George Vogelson Sgt. - Eugene Bain. Mgr. 1933-34 SCHEDULE E11'l11l21'S Ind. 81 Agricultural Institute John Marshall High School Valley Forge Military Academy Upper Darby High School Massanutten Academy Peekskill Academy Bordentown Military Academy Hargrave Military Academy Hearst Trophy Match Gettysburg Academy Gettysburg College Fresh. 3d Corps Area Won 4 Lost 6 6 7 Y :ring I ' tiff' 3 , i, ' G -3 nh ' 1 Ad It 1, N Z , ,MMM ,g A'lQHLEf!-'IC-f A -x W V fx 1 SNC M N Q3 ff X rj I ,Qi I N r id ny XM !xy ! R - 4' if Y' cl. -, ,. gk: , YQ X X f Y fn LJ f ' T m Xy GW x N , l fr bi Q K G K lg 141,31-r . A ? 69 ,.f.......,-....--., ,lfi 'A 1 ,..,,., Y,.-A. , -,,f.. .- -V-4Q.A5g,,.!1L-k-QJ1'--Lga- , 4 , 1 ..--in-as.: i 2 .:,-.:fTY' 70 '-f ',fA-:rf .,ff.7'7 '1f,4'f,.7ifrf.f: ,E Q .,,. , ,A,. Q ...:....gran2.f-.+-- , ,-:.....- ,...4 Squad 11 Footba he T .lf Varsity Football HIS season was one of the best seasons Carson Long had for a long ti1ne. This year's team had courage and best of all sportsmanship. We received congratulations from a num- ber of schools telling us they were well pleased because our boys were real sports. This is one of the reasons why Carson Long is popular. One of the first lessons taught on the athletic lield is be a good sport and learn to take it. One weakness this year was lack of experience. Coach Noll and Captain Huish deserve a great deal of credit for the successful season we had. The schedule and scores for 1933 are as follows: Carson Carson Carson Carson Carson Carson Carson Long Long Long Long Long Long Long 13 Sunbury Orphans School Z0 Patton Trade School 2 Harrisburg Academy 7 Tressler's Orphans' Home 6 Penn State Forestry School 7 Shippensburg -High School 26 Penna. Soldiers' Orphans' School S71 13 6 0 25 18 21 7 The Varsity Football Squad XEDWARD HU1sH QTEDD, CAPT. If there was any ground gained around his end there were more than three men on him. Much to our regret Ted won't be with us next year. TJOHN MAXWELL QMAXJ, Co. CAPT. ELECT 1934. Although sometimes slow was one of the best ground gainers we had. We could always depend on him to gain yards when we needed them. He will be back next year to do even better. XHOWARD DAVIES CHD Co. CAPT. ELECT l934. When it came to head work to get out of a tight place we could always depend on H. Although not so big, physically, he would never fail to do what was expected of him. He will be with us next year to help. XTRAVIS FULTON CTRAVJ When we needed gains through the line we could always depend on Trav. He was our biggest ground gainer. We are going to miss him next year. XCARL YOUNG CBLONDYD. Blondy was a great punter and ball carrier. Whenever we needed to get the ball out of a tight place he could punt it out. He will be with us next year to do better. TLoU1s GOTTA CMUSSOLINID. Gotta was fast and shiity on his feet and always smiling if he's down or up. Louis is one of our headiest players. He will be with us a long While. 'KANDREW BARKER QANDYD. During the first game he was injured and couldn't finish the season. His playing in that game was excellent. We are sorry to see him leave us. TWILLIAM BUTLER CBILLD. Bill was one of the best tackles C. L. I. had. He would never give up till he heard the final whistle for the end of the game. Bill leaves us this year. , - ns.. The Varsity Football Squad QConti'nuedj :KJOHN PRIOR CJACKJ. An end who when called upon would always fulfill the purpose he was put to. He will be leaving us this June to our regret. XMYRON MOSHOWVSKY CMIKED. Mike was a great help in our line. The opponents could think twice before trying to get past him. He will be a big loss to next year's team. 'KWILLIAM HAY QDoc.j Although small in structure, Doc. could always be depended upon to stop the plays through the center. We are going to need a center like Doc. next year. We are sorry he's leaving. XBERNARD FROMM CBERNIED Bernie could be depended upon to take care of his guard berth. He was a great help to us this year and we are going to miss him next year. XRAYMOND SANTORO CSANDYD Sandy was one of the scrappiest ends we have seen here for a long time. Always cheering a fellow who made a mistake. We are going to miss Sandyls spirit next year. ifLoU1s G1NoccH1o QLOUYJ Louy was a great ground gainer for us as well as a good man for blocking. He will be back next year to do more for Carson Long and the team. YJAMES ZELCH CJIMMY5 jimmy was an end but he didnlt get much time to show his worth. He would always do his best while playing and never gave up. jimmy will be back with us next year. XSTUART GROVE CSPEEDYD Speedy was just what his name says when he carried the pigskin. We owe much to him for the results of some of the games. He leaves us this year, much to our regret. . 'T' ' Y NWN The Varsity Football Squad CContinuecD XHENIQY VVHITE CBUZZYD Buzz was a lineman. He used his height to help us a lot. He could do great things with his big arms and legs. We expect great things of him next year. XKNOX QFREDD Fred was a tackle and when he tackled some- one, they knew they were tackled. He was always fighting and never giving up till the end of the game. He will be with us next year. 'FGEORGE EISENHARDT CGEORGEJ VVhenever we would want any ground through Georges tackle we would only have to tell him once and the hole was there. He could never quite do his best until he got mad at someone. X OHN WIGGINS WIGGY Wi was the heaviest man on ggy the squad and he knew how to use his weight. This was his first year of football but you would never know it if you saw him play. 'FMICHAEL SMITH flXflIKl-In Mike played center and could always he depended upon to do his best. Mike aided us much this year and we will be very sorry to see him leave this june. MELvIN DOTY, JR. QBUDQ Bud, although he was hindered by lack of experience, did much to make the season successful. We will not have him back with us next year. HARRY LUTZ QLUTSYD Due to an injury Lutsy didn't have much chance to show his real worth this season. What we did see of him was very good. Lutsy leaves us this year. it Denotes lettermen. 74 A. .1 Basketball HE Basketball team this year was one of the most success- ful- during the history of the school. The team ended the season with a victory in a blaze of color' and cheering. Many of the Cogs of the team will be lost due to gradua- tion. But with the able assistance of the coach and the re- maining material we hope to see another outstanding team. The junior varsity's season was not as good as that of the varsity but we wish them luck because they are the backbone of the coming teams. J gf : .QL Y,', - ,Q :.L..,, Basketball CContinuedD TRAVIS UTRAVU FULTON, CAPT. Trav,H although small in size, proved he could overcome that. His guarding proved to be a great advantage to our team. We are sorry to say he leaves us this year. WILLIAM BILL BUTLER. Bill,', who played center, didn't give anyone much chance to get his position. Bill played good ball all season and we owe him. much credit for our successful season. He leaves us this year. LOUIS HUNKY GOTTA. Hunky, who was about the most clever fellow on the team, deserves much credit for the games we won. He will be with us a few years yet but he can't improve his good playing much more. EDWARD TED HUISH. Ted has had much experience and showed up in great form during our season. He would never give up till the game was played. He leaves us this year. FOSTER TOSS FAIRALL. Toss,l' who had little experience, will be an important cog in next year's team. He could always be depended upon to fill a vacancy. We are sure we will need him next year. --1137 Q..,.t,-.,.a,,..-.... - J - -P '1?3Z2i55',iL:I' ' ' ' -I ' ? Basketball CCo'nti'rmedj HOWARD 'HU DAVIES. HU was one of the fastest men on the team and we expect him to be of much assistance to us later. He will be with us next year to show his good playing. CARL BLONDY YOUNG. Blondy, although he had practically no experience, showed he has the making of a good player. He will be back next year and is expected to be a great help to us. HENRY BUZZ WHITE. Buzz,,' because of his great reach, was able to do things many players canlt do with a basketball. He will help fill in the next year's team which will be to our advantage. JOHN MAX MAXWELL. Max,' who didn't look like a basketball player, proved to us you can't tell a book by its cover. His guarding helped us lots of times and he wilL be here to help us next year. MYRON MIKE MOSHOWSKY. Mike, who was the kind of a fellow who would never give up, proved to us he could always be depended upon to help us out when he was needed. He leaves us this year. 'i ...- QQ.. , 7 7 5 Baseball -P-1 ,. N, J-1s.--.,...-W -ff-.:.. ,.4A tl. W HE 1933 baseball squad wasn't very successful as you may observe by the scores, but what we lost in points we made up in sportsmanship. After all sportsmanship is our greater goal and not always victory. Robert Yetter Edward Huish Joseph Lynch Stuart Hall Howard Davies John Dorworth George Eisenhardt Raymond Santoro Richard Schlegel . 78 Baseball 1933 Catcher Pitcher First Base Second Base Short Stop Third Base Center Field Right Field Left Field Baseball fC0llfflZllL'LI'j Results of the 1933 Season: ' Opponents New Bloomfield H. S. Carson Long 6 l Lykens High School 2 5 Harrisburg Academy 5 10 Blain High School 7 5 Gettysburg Academy 3 4 Harrisburg Academy l 7 Gettysburg Academy 4 13 ROBERT BOB YETTER-Catcher. Because of Bob We got out of many tight pinches that were very threatening. He leaves us this year. EDWARD TED', HUISH-Pitclzcr. Ted had to do much of the pitching because there Wasn't anyone to take his place. He deserves a great deal of credit for his work. LY NCH-First Base. , Lynch, because of his big stature was able to keep his po- sition without much opposition. He will not be with us next year. STUART DUKE HALL-Second Base. Duke although a new man with little experience showed up in great style on the held. Much to our regret he leaves us this year. '79 Baseball fC011tii1uedj HOWARD HH DAVIES-Short Stop. HQ, although a young boy, has had much experience which he showed to us many times. We are glad to have him with us next year. JOHN R. JOHNU DORVVORTH-Tliird Base. john, although he played third base was always ready to re- lieve Yetter at catching whenever it was needed. He leaves us this year. GEORGE HBABBY' EISENHARDT-Center Field. George who didnlt look like a baseball player could always be depended upon to get any ball that came in his territory. RAYMOND HSANDYH SANTORO-Right Field. Sandy who had little experience at baseball proved to us that he had the makings of a good player. Het will be with us next year. CHARLES RED SCHLEGEL-Left Field. Red,i' because of his ability to throw a ball, didn't give the opposing team much chance to get far on a hit into his territory. He'll be with us next year. BASEBALL SCHEDULE FOR 1934. April Lykens High School at home April W'iconisco High School at home April Harrisburg Academy away May Harrisburg Academy at home May Gettysburg Academy away May Blain High School at home May Gettysburg Academy away Track 1933 N DER the faithful leadership of Capt. Rich we accom- plished what was expected of us in track. The great Weakness in the squad was lack of experience. Capt. Diffen- derfer deserves much credit for his faithful coaching of the team. We congratulate Capt. Rich and Capt. Diffenderfer on the splendid work on the track. We hope they have a good season next year. 81 Summary of 1933 Season 1 Sectional High School meet at State Teachers College Shippensburg, Pa.-Away Z Harrisburg Academy-Home 3 County Field Day at Newport. 1933 Track Team VVilliam Emich, Mgr. 33, 34 Vernon B. Thompson, Mgr. 34 Meets-Season 1934 Harrisburg Academy-Away April 21, 1934 Shippensburg Tri County Meet-Away May 5, 193-1 John Rich Carl Young Williaiii Nash Harold Riley Edward Huish John Prior Robert Hoffman lfrk VVhorley 82 ff Robert Hixson Arthur Simpson Henry Rogers Stuart Hall VVilliam Hay Edla Hood Harry Lutz Thomas Smith Tennis Team-1933 Vkfilliain VVarner, Captain Stuart Hall Howard Davies Edward Huish Angus Thorne Wiilliam Butler Josiah Butler Foster Fairall Henry Walter Robert Russell Eugene Venn, Manager Considering the opposition we had this season our results were very good. Capt. Crytzer and Capt. VVarner deserve a great deal of credit for their cooperation with the fellows on the team. The results of l933 are: Carson Long 5 Newport Tennis Club l H y' 5 Mechanicsburg H. S. 2 5 John Harris H. S. 4 4 Harrisburg Academy 5 3 Wfilliam Penn H. S. 4 4 Mechanicsburg H. S. 3 4 John Harris H. 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