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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1948 volume:

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V Qi' x l X1 Colonel Theodore K Long Tale 1878 LLB UR Memory edrtron would not be complete without a caption reading In memory of Colonel Theodore K Long but we the class of 48 feel that he deseryes much more than a cap tron perhaps eyen more than we can grye for Colonel Long was the founder of our Alma Mater Perhaps he founded more than a school for we strll practise hrs rdeals of making boys into useful and successful men Colonel Long was born on a farm rn Greenwood Townshrp east of Mrllerstown Pennsyl sanra He prepared himself for Yale by attending New Bloomfield Academy and later attended Yale as a law student In 1885 he marrred Kate Carson He worked as Editor of the Daily Pioneer of Mandan North Dakota rn 1892 rt wasnt untrl 189-1 that he began hrs law practice during which time he was states attorney for the drstrrct west of the Mrssourr Rryer He be came an actryc member of the Chicago Crty council and for a time was a member of the State Legrslature until he lost hrs only son Carson The lost was a great shoclc to hrm and soon after he resigned hrs positron on the Crty Council In 1914 he returned to the scene of hrs hrgh school days purchased New Bloomheld Academy and proceeded to malce mayor changes H changed its mme to Carson Long as a lryrng m morral to hrs son He made rt a boy s school erected new buildings and incorporated a mrlrtary organization into rts foundation Carson Long has alwrys been a non profit school and once when the Colonel was asked why hc deyoted so much of hrs time and money to an undertaking that netted hrm no financial returns he replied It has not only supplred me wrth an occupation but has afforded me the busiest years of my lrfe and although rt has made large demands on my time rs well as n m prryate fortune I haxe neyer before enjoyed any busrness or call ng that has yrelded such that the greatest pleasures rn the world come from doing for ohers The man whose lrfe rs keyed to money making dcrryes a certarn krnd of negrtrxe pleasure from the success that comes from the effrcrent management of hrs busrness 0 profession But the pleasure so experienced rs rnhnrtesrmal as compared wrth the thrrll and pleasures that are the rmmedrate results of paying the way for boys to become useful and succ ss ul men Colonel Theodore K Long passed quietly from our midst on December 28 19-17 The news of hrs death was receryed by hrs relatrxe closer frrends and the corps as the passing of a great man On Wednesday December 31 1947 funeral scryrces were held at hrs home The Maples and on anuary 2 1948 hrs remarns were cremated and lard to rest at the Rose Hrll Mausoleum rn Chicago Below rs a poem that the Colonel wrote to be read at hrs funeral It rn rtself rs self ex planatory as to the type of man Colonel Theodore Kepner Lone was Deafla Oh Death Thou who hast been the dread Of countless ages past Implantrng secret fear Wrthrn the doubtrng heart And causing mighty hrefs And powerful lsrngs To tremble at thy gruesome fetish I fear thee not 'Iowarcl thy urgent portal I approach A appy wayfa r Nearrng home If thou be thc sum and end of all The grrm finality of lrfe Thou brddest me welcome To a soothing restfulness Of sweet oalryron If thy open portrl ls the gate ayar To 'rfe beyond the graye I pass rn blrssful quretude And breathe a last farewell As on the wings of rmmortalrty I soar to realms on hrgh WI ere sunts and de lr ones XVut rn loyrng brotherhood Oh Death thou has no strng O1 grate thou hast no yrctory . f , . . . .-a. 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A Yi ,' A'- '.' y ,,.,. , L1eut Colonel Edward L Holman G6lfQ!hllIg 1971 AB MA LLB PRISIDLNT AND H1AnMA511R ANI futh m the Almnehty md you ean nexer lose To thls min these vsords ire 1 dream of building men All hm lute thns dream luke .1 hre has burned ln his heart It has lemdled .1 flame th at vull nexer die lxfe or they em mem nothnng., But the dly unll eome when me mll look blelt md llsten In our mtndm to those words heme repelted Xu to tlm mm xxhether we rellnze ut or not me owe ,1 Keren dell for those vsords alvs tya stand for what IS right Hue futh nn the Almighty .md you em nexer lose . . . ' I - , . ., , ., . . . ' I . ' 1 D A ' - I- -N , , ' r , - 4, , . ',. To us of the senior class those words can mean a goal in A . ,V -A .l ' yi lv V' - . .A , . .A . . I - I' v . 4 '. 4 A' 4 ' r v y 4 . ' f ry v- S v I . I ' . ' ' . ' y V . v -t . 1 Captaln Eugene He1ne Capt Edward F Grubbs Ann! zzz! Headuf zslcz A UI rt 1111 Headlmzffer Exam ll Ojuu IJIVELIII of Athletics Dnulw 11 Sflldlfl feline 199 A B Albrlgfwl 1975 B S Pkllllfjfllllll Male Colleg 1147 M 1:11 The Semor class of 1948 wlll be cternally yateful to Ciptun Heme incl to C1pt.un Grubbs for thcxr worlc and unclcrstzmclnng, culdzmcc We hope that In the future our achlexements wnll measure up to the stnndxrds which they hue set for us Later m lnfe when we look b1clc wc wxll see that they wcre one of the creat motnatmg forces whnch m1cle us what we are We of the Semor class of 48 cue them our heartfelt thmlcs Li yr, pdf'-.2 '-,- A,llf,l'fJf1f P.M,S. and T. Uf1i1'er.rity nf Clnirtzgn, I9-il, AAI. li lc l i 6, C , Q X . A Y - ' r v I '-. V 4 ' . ' .x L V Y I . 5 ,, Y. y Facult IIINL LIIUII 11N KO TL IN '48 NNKL, L Y OIT IXL LQFN XX lil II' x L Q NX 1 x 0 V U xx NI k IN N L ' ' sp L A NN I L OU' xk L JH ' HI' ' ' for gnaiui I. n , Th Limp II Ex :lu kim C 12- A A go forlm to rm-cr lifck PHT-.1115 uc mll Inc .1 fc- tg of k fbi me Tlx- Nmmn of thix 1' cling Nm-1 !.I'WI11 the f.u'L1lIx oth - ' I haw xo curmurly Agnmlul us zo rim gm-,mt AQ, -Iullf Q, lhcv dJIhk'IlfV.1ILx! gII'm'1N .mi k ul MIN .1 i .m L- um him Nll cw fl1HyP.lxxL'!.i kr'1i1X,1I IIIUL' IH our 1 Q , XX rl1L Mr1:1v:'fI.'w. Xu llkv to uxprux our xu,1,1mNr All'.1IfILIalL' In .lm gn-ntl zum. Cdpfdlll D mm ll I KIM Sl IW Llfllfelldllf :PH A LFP! 11 Lfenfemuzf Rlcl-:Ann LYPLU, BS 5.1 Lzenleumll LU 'f m'1f mm, A RAMFR AIX1 1 om: I GRIINXXKJKDIJ THE FACULTY L15 llf67It17.7f FRI n L LOWFR Llellfflldflf LUTHIR A SHULTZ, AB DR JAMES A HAMILTON, MD 11 , ? -S 1' , f. B.S. ' . ., CII if 5 .B.S x A f . ,lffv . 1 il 2. A.B. - 2 . 1 , A.B. 3 , I .M sw ix 2 ,M is A Q. L X ' Miss HQLDEN LIEUTENANT DOWNS MRS. GLASSBURN THE CARSON LADIES LONG 1 Miss Ml17ABAlLH 'Sins HHN! MRS BAIIPNYIIN OF iff R. C3..I1 O 6 'A O I I , ' 'I mf 4 gl , -QQ. 1 1 5 y SENUQUR L.LJ...J 7 Ni M SX LU-2 3 www' Q 3 W f V, I 5 ff f O S5 ff f f f 0 4 V ' 7 31-mi- 3 'I ---i v I --,..,.... --' T --ii K X l Q QPJL 5 - Qmazri f- f '-- - 1 ....... a fj X ' 9 ,,,,,. X X ......T. X I If fff W 1 U I iff X 1 X VW H Z f f ff 1 ,yi K THE E ICR CLASS PI N1 1 I I 4 III lnnnlufl ,....,,.,. ,4..... ,,.., , , . , .. . . C Kl'I. H1 .ANI lfz-l wf.fw11 . , . ,... .. .. , . I,l C41 Illx Mfn!.:1'1 , , ,... .... , ,.,. , l.l, XY! 1w1v!.:11f,MmLl,:m .. ...... ..,,. , 1.1. CUIIIN lu,.'wn'11 A ,............ ....,, ,....,., , , .4,. ...,. . , .Scalp XX'H12l-1 IR ffff'i.:11 , ...,,........ . . . ,...,, .,.,, ,.,... . . ,,... I gl. 'I'Rwl'P Mix f4!.1NI llmfmm .....,......... .,..... ,..,,. ,A.., , C 1 1,. I. 111 K Ax, Cul JRN , . . .,,.... . . . .,.. I7 .MJ H 1 ,um C,..Vxv Fl: un . . ,. ...,..,,... 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' ' E 31205: 3- if . nv.:-1 1 ,-, , Iohn Allrson 2127 Grant Axe Sergetzul ohn Phrladelphra 15 Pa Cn mpung A Platoon Narsxts Soeter Team 48 Varsnry Rrfle Team 47 48 Intramural Snter Team Intramural Basketball Intramural Volleyball 45 41 Intramural Sz tball 45 41 Intramural Pmg P ng 47 48 C ub 47 48 Skr Patrol Centennial Hall Hmust ot Reprc sentatnes Treasure of Representatlxes 4 Blue Rrbbon Squad Blue Rrbbon Winner 4 Memornal Day Fmng Squad Squad Leader 47 Platoon Guide 48 Dcioratmg Committee Econ :mms Steering Cf mmrttee Senxor Class Dramatlts Senior Lltcrary Sotlctv Reprc sentatnes 4 Gym Club Dramatic Club Rl L Club Old Guard xx ft ,X-I-X ll 111 be the fur! lo dwe ty eel mto 4 damp uafb flotb My Last Letter Home HROUGH the course of my hfe trme whether near or far from home a letter rs a symbol of deep understandmg Thrs bemg my last letter home creates a deep feelmg of oblrgatnon and gratitude that I know I can never repay When I chose thls school of drstmctron for my hrgh school career I never realized the sacrrfrces that you would be makmg for me I hope I have ac complrshed what your hearts desired To me xt seems that only the other week I boarded the tram to come here and now four years hase passed four years that I shall neser for get Those years were some of the best years of my ltfe and I know I mll never regret them I have made some of the truest frrends that I wrll ever make rn my lrfe We may part from here and never see each other for the next fifty years, but when we meet agam rt wnll be lrke old txmes, trmes that wrll never be forgotten As I srt here pondermg over words trymg to grasp them somehow I realrze that rt xsnt words alone but aftectron that a few words from the bottom of my heart wrll say alfectnon that will newer be resersed I thmk back upon an mcrdent when some ln justrce was bestowed upon me I came home to you mother and you comforted and caressed me When I was ln trouble you talked to me and helped me out You had patience with me, patience that you never lost Now mother I want to thank you for all that you have gn en me that has made my lrfe a happrer one I also want to thank you, dad for all that you hase done for me and for the way you have stood besnde me throughout the course of my lrfe I hope I can always be a son of whom you wrll be proud Your devoted son, JOHN 17 ' NI ,Y ' . 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Plaloon 1 ay Vee Football 43 arsrty Baseball 41 47 48 Narsxty Basketball 4 Club 46 47 Intramural Basketba 46 47 Intramural Volleyball 4 47 S Intramural Soccer 48 Intramural Pang Pong 46 4 Intramural All Star Basketball 4 House of Re resentatryes 48 Treasure f epresentatrves 4 Eagle Rook Councrl 48 Honor Roll 48 Den ratung fommrttee Tumbling I lub 47 Danun Klub 48 Crctk oman Track M L I Crler Club C1 m flub Dramatlcs Club Platoon Sergeant 4 Rea Ing Club 47 7 5-P-5 'X N Hell go plarer nz 4 box rm Denustry RTIFICIAI.. teeth and gold mountrng exrsted rn Roman days but the care of the teeth was crude and rt was not untrl the middle of the 19th century that dentrstry became recognrzed as a separate and rmportant scrence Eyen for years after that dentrsts dealt chrefly wrth fillmg cavrtres extractmg teeth and makrng false teeth for those who through lack of care had lost their natural teeth To the members of the professxon rn the Umted States belongs the honor of haung lirst preached the all rmportant doctrmes of dental hygnene yyhrch rncludcs the proper care of the teeth and mouth to prexent mfettron and decay It IS generally recognrzed today that many drseascs are caused by germs vth1ch garn entrance to the body through neglected teeth and gums An apparently healthy tooth for Instance may haxe at tts roots a pamless abscess mhrth constantly rnfects the blood causrng., mflammatlons of the bone or ncrxe sheaths as rn rheumatrsm and scratxca 18 The trarnmg of the modern dentrst therefore re qurres more than mere mechanrcal skrll He must haye a complete knowledge of the anatomy of the mouth of the structure of bone and flesh trssues and the dresases whrch affect them He must be a competent surgeon rn hrs freld and have a suffrcrent knowledge of general medrcrne to dragnose arlments yxhrch mrght be due to defectne teeth For specral work a practrcal knowledge of anesthetrcs and of the use of the X rays rs requrred So rmportant has proper dental work become that many large crtres marntam dental clrmcs where chrl dren partrcularly can recerve the necessary care and dental rnspectron IS often earned out rn the publrc schools at munrcrpal expense Attentron to mouth hyglene has been proyed to result 1n yyerght rn crease higher disease resrstance better school at tcndance more energy and higher scholarshrp The professxon of Dentrstry offers many adyan tages as a career for both men and vsomen Above all nt gryes an opportunrty to be of great seruce to your fellow men and to the communrty V ' 8 C -'48 ll,'-', -'t .' 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' V -Y . , . - 1 ' 5 - y 7 A . . 9 , ' ' Y V - a . , Mano Arteaga La Manchurla Mayagua Varsrty Basketball 46 47 48 Varsrty Basketball Team Co C tr 47 48 apan Twrn County All Star Basketball Team 48 Varsity Tennis 45 46 47 48 Varsity Track 46 47 48 Jay Vee Football Jay Vee Basketball 45 Intramural Basketball 45 44 All Star Intramural Basketball Team 43 44 Intramural Volleyball 47 43 44 45 46 47 48 Intramural Pmg Pong 42 45 44 45 46 47 48 Varsnry Soccer 47 Intramural Soccer 47 Greek Track Team 42 S3 44 45 46 47 48 Company Commander 44 45 Platoon Commander 44 Platoon Ser eant 4 Color Guard 46 47 48 Assistant Commander f f ml r Guard 47 A B 3 House of Reprcscntarnes 43 44 Vlce President AB 3 Houst f Representatives 44 AB 2 House of Rcprcstntatnes 44 45 Presldent AB 7 House of Rep resentatnves 44 45 Honor Roll 4 43 44 45 I 47 48 Presrdent junnor Literary Society 43 44 Blue Rrbbon Squad 43 Senate 44 45 51.1 Sergeant Company A Platoon 2 Colm Guard Commmder A bone doctor Ga Camaguey Cuba Non Commrssnoned Officers Can dldate School 44 fommander junior Sk: Patrol 45 44 Delegate jumor Lrterary Society Glee Club Secretary 7th Grade 43 44 D Cl b 45 46 47 48 ramatxc u Dance Club 47 48 Readers Club 46 47 Presldent arsxty C Club 46 47 Gym Club 46 Hrltm Club 4 Old uard Dance Decoratrng Commlttee 47 Ar Club 44 45 A Word of Thanks AVE you ever been really thanked? I dont mean just thanked the way you are for lrttle things, but I mean wlth deeper feelmg the way a son would thank hrs parents for therr love I hare trred to thank my parents for therr love many trmes, but I neyer knew yust how to begm saymg thanks wrth out feeling self conscrous and embarrassed Is lust a srmple word Thanks , but I nexer seemed to be able to say nt I couldnt say xt because I knew that, before I finished saying what I wanted Mother would smrle and Dad would slap me on the back, and they would both say Go on wlth ou It rs hard to thank my parents for what they have done for me and for therr lose It ns hard because I dont feel that there IS a blg enough way to do rt Has that eyer happened to you? You want to do somethmg, and yet, you want to do rt m such a blg way that you dont know how to go about nt It IS true that parents owe therr chrldren all the best thxngs possible After all they are the ones who haye brought them into the world My p ents could gne me all the best thmgs possible and I strll would not haye to be so thankful for they owe me these thmgs What they dont owe me, but hare gryen me wrth all their heart rs the love and tenderness whrch have always surrounded me Mother, Dad I am thankful for your love I am so thankful that I dont know a bug enough way to express rt, or perha s I should not try to say thanks Perhaps I shou d remam srlent As Edgar Lee Masters once sard For the depths of what use rs language A beast of the freld moans a few tnmes when death takes lts young and we are xorceless m the presence of realntres we cannot Speak 19 Robert Charles Augcllo 28 Primrose Lane Corporal Valley Stream, Long Island, N. Y. Company A, Platoon 1 Varsrty Football -K 4 Varsrty Baseball 47 48 Varsrty Rrfle Team -46 Club 46 47 Gym Club 46 47 48 Treasurer Gym Club 47 Rrfie Club 48 Memorral Da Frrrn Squad Intramural ollybal 47 48 Intramural Prng Pong 4 Eagle Roolt House of Representa 7 8 trves Eagle Rook Smokrng Room jury 47 48 Sergeant at Arms Eagle Ro k Smokrng Room jury 47 48 Eagle Rook Councrl 47 48 Secretary of Sophymore Class 46 Dance Commrttee 4 Glee Club 41 47 48 Squad Leader 47 48 As QT? X , 5 QE M 2 Wellmanr ugh! band man Wrllram Randolph Hearst OR over srxty years Wrllram Randolph Hearst has had full control over seventeen newspapers nrne magazrnes a news servrce and one of the countrys largest photo servrce syndrcates I-Ie was educated at Harvard Unrversrty where he was edrtor rn chref of the Harvard Lampoon Gwen hrs chorce of hrs fathers many holdrngs he chose a broken down San Francrsco newspaper whrch hrs father Senator George Hearst had taken as a payment for a bad debt In thrs paper the Examiner he seemed to breathe new lrfe and after spendrng thousands of dollars rt became a financral success from thrs small paper he shaped the whole course of Amerrcan journalrsm Hrs ambrtron then turned toward New York There he bought the Monmzg nmrral maltrng that paper profitable rn a short trme A year later he found rn Chrcago the Amerrran and the Examnzef and wrthrn a few years Hearst had ac qurred warrous papers located rn the largest crtres throughout the Unrted States 20 Hearst was elected to congress for two years from 19031907 In 1906 he was defeated rn hrs am brtron to become governor of New York For sev eral years after berng defeated rn hrs polrtrcal am brtrons he engaged rn the motron prcture rndustry Hrs darly routrne begrns about noon when he emerges from hrs rmperral surte and hands a sheaf of pencrled papers to hrs secretary On hrs prrvate wrres whrch lrnk hrs varrous papers and magazrnes hrs notes become orders to edrtors and executrves I-Irs messages mrght wrrte the headlrnes for the next days brg story After hrs orders have been tarrred out he strolls out to greet guests whom he lrltes to gurde on srght seerng tours of hrs Moorrsh palaces gallerres and gardens Hrs famous blue eyes strll can sparkle or krll vrrth a glance and they need no glasses The long equrne face topped by patrrarchal gray harr rs re marltably free of wrrnkles The tall thrnned Hearstran frame stoops eyer so slrghtly The al ways hrgh prtched worce nexer quasers Only a barely notrceable tremble of hrs hands mottled wrth telltale brown splotches betrays adwanced years ' , ' 1-' 7 T ' ' ' ' -'vias ..C,, '. A. A148 l ' , ,' -'48 . ' J . . F V V, ,47 . 'i , 7 U r , I ,' - '47 H , ' 1 I . I-. -. Go 'f a Lv? fw PI 215 .I V ,. A Q- , I. . . 9 , V- . . . 1 1 1 - ' , ' s - . . V , , . . , i 1 Q , I r , - - . . . I 9 . A v ' ' v a V fl , I I . a Y V. b D . 7 ' 1 . . ' 3 7 V Y , , Robert A. Barney 1 West Street Sergeant Uh! Simsbury, Conn. Compuly A, Platoon 2 Varsity Football, '46 1 F A - - -Q 1 Honor Roll, '47-'48 C Cl b '47 '48 u , - Mechanics Club '47 Music Club 48 Smoking Room jury 4 Intramural Basketball Intramural Volleyball 47 48 l Hai bzr Utopza all planned out Mother HO gives the greatest lose' Mother does Her love is the only one on this earth that asks no return She is the one who helps us when we fall and always has a comforting story to tell A kiss from her means more than anything else Mothers loxe is eyer enduring and lingers that no other can ever compare with it Mother and her wonderful love are sacred to all of us We can neyer forget her tender caress and her constant love for us when we needed it most Mothers love is something that no money can buy What is home without Mother? The yoy of life just doesnt seem to be there when there is no los ing face to greet us everyday The kindly touch of her hand cannot be mistaken We cannot grow and lne happily and right without the true and honest care that only Mother can give When we think of her tireless work to keep us in order we wonder how she can do it Her work never ends from morning to night Could we ever repay her for this work? There is one day of each year on which we can try to show how much we lose Mother This day of course is Mothers Day the second Sunday in all over the world sermons are delivered about Mother and school children arc txught greater love and rcxerencc for their Mothers This is a happy day every year because it is the day to think about Mother and there are no sweeter thoughts than those of Mother Mothers greatness is proved rn one way by the fact that one day of each year is set aside for her One day is not enough though be cause she gnes us 365 days each year Love is grand and Mothers love for us will live ln our souls and minds forever 21 . ' ' . 8 ' 148. V, , , - ' ' V ' us. ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' . ' . f ' .V ' I ' I q h '. , in our minds forever. Her love is so kind and pure May. This is her day. At this time in the churches . . , . , ' ,Grant M. Beyer Soeder Drive Grant Acting Sergeanr - Gl6flSllaW, Pa., R. D. NO. 1 Company' B. Platoon 2 ,-....- ---- 1 - - Drum Corps, '47-'-48 llille Team, . WQ147,-'48 'C ' Club, 46- 7- 48 Varsity Football, '46-'47 Old Guard 2 Chemistry Club, '46-'47-'48 f Red and Blue '47-'48 l gunior Decorating Committee, '47 t l Softb ll '47 ' nramura a , School Pianist, '47-'48 of 7? Y W 111 :ent 171111161 out df 4 Neon rzgzz Atomlc Power HORS Thunderbolt has struck again but this time the lires shall burn till the end of time In the late summer of 1945 the bolt struck at the apanese cities of Nagasaki and Hiroshima Where once before were cities lay fire gutted wreclcages The Gods of War gloat upon their handiwork It was in the days of the Alchemists that a search was started It was they who flrst worked upon a means to change one element to another With a growing knowledge of this world about us we soon progressed much further until not so long ago we man has always used most of his dlscoxerles for warlike purposes Let us hope and pray that our new power will neier again be uscd for destruction Man has as last achreyed his drcam onc element has been changed to another and cycn some ncw elements haye been formcd 'lhcrc are or will bc many peaccful applications of this power By products of thc ltomlc pilc are bclny, used in mcd 22 ical research Even more important is the use of these in the treatment of cancer The almost un belleyable things this power may do for us will be seen in the future Great ocean liners will be propelled by small bits of matter large cities will be hettcd by handfuls of matter Perhaps we may yet sce thc day when man shall trayel to the moon and thc planets with the hclp of this power The U N has been trying to pass a control for atomic power but has not yet done so If a on trol ns not soon put on atomic powcr we will never lne to sce 1 ncw world of atomic power The world will be utterly Nord of all human llfe a globe of secthmg radiation and fire Pcrhaps the pre ducted doomsday is near at hand and this world of ours is to bc consumed in the fire of eternity Our part is to scc that 1 control is soon put on atomic uowcr if wc do not wish our world to be c molnshcd 1 'i..... V S . 9 ' L , Y ' ' . .Q va . used the power of the atom for war. Somehow' .Y A A V I .- . i K. I V . --. ' 7 ' ' 1 y - Iamcs A. Brothers 20 Cherry Street Zombie C,,,p0,,,1 Bradford, Pa Cllfllplflj A. Plxloon 1 xr3fSII'y Fmtball, ' 7 jay Vee Football '47 ' Camera Club 48 Dance Club -4 4 u 7 ee Club 4 Fagle Rook Council Decoratmg Commxttee Intramural Bas etball 4 4 -I Intramural Vol eyball Intramural Pm Pong Intramural Soft all -17 Intramural All Star Basketball Greek Roman Track Nieet Assxstant Squad Leader -I Ou d or Club -if -I i 5 5' ' Q25 , -.a 1-Q4 Q 'F ? I WM -n ,4 -if sa .sk ll Ill be .111 lllldffliflldj lo Bmlf Karla After Graduatlon E haye now completed our hrgh school educa haxe been looking forward to this day Now the day has come It IS time for us to make the decxsxon that IS to mean faxlure or success Many of us are strll undecided what we wnll do after graduation As we Ieaxe Carson Long we are gomrg out mto 1 new and strange world For some of us our de CISIODS wrll mean the end of our educatlon ml we wnll seek rmmednate employment Others wull continue on toward the path of higher larnmg Whether we go on wxth our school educxtlon o seek Immediate employment there IS 1 place IU thus world for each and eyeryone of us Thus new and strange world we are about to step into offers mlny Opportunities to ex eryone Now ls we leue Carson Long we wnll be faced wfth llfe Lrfe rs what we make It It can be made pleasant or nt can brmg us nothmg but sorrow Ilxeryone of us has the desnre to become successful ln the p ofessnon or busmess that he chooses Now sennors rs the trme to make the declsnon to make up our mmds now that we are not gomg to be one of the many that fall astray from the ladder of success Seniors take hold of thus ladder I-Iaxe futh Though It may take many years for some hue futh Your destmatlon rs the top Sen ors ID closmg I hue only this to say I hope thlt etch md eyeryone of your dreams of success comes true Remember senlors futh has been the key to all creat men Dont lose your falth luke so mmy hue Keep your falth hold If and all your dreams of success will come true 23 f 4 . ,, .7 , rg r11 b, ' -'ss G1- , , '7-'48 . A e , '48 A ' ,216-'47 k , ' 65 7-' s 1 , '4--'43 i , '4'-'48 ,' .'4s '48 ' ,' - . , '47 , '47-' 8 1 t sr , , ' 3-' 7 4 1 ..,,1 S3 4 9. ..- 'N 99 5 fl' ' - C 2 2 ,. 5 w-N -.1 YI f f 2 all - 1 I 4 , , - ' 4 . - - - , K.. , . . y' - tion. Since as long as w'e can remember we 'Q ' . ' ' ' ' ' g ' ' . . Y A . F . . v v v I ' C 5 - I v , ' V v' V r ' ' 1 V' '. V' ' ' v -. v 1 ' 'L D I' ' Z I I L D , . , X ' A . ,, . Y , A I ' ' ' . I I v v ' B K v C v . v , I , I Iames R Carter Box 236 lm Sergeant Paul SIT11lIhS N Y Company B Platoon 1 Rrtle Team 45 46 47 48 Baseball Mana er 46 47 4 Honor Roll 4 47 4 Sch I L 46 47 48 oastrc ctterman unror Varsr Football 46 47 Club 6 47 Red and Blue 47 48 Qurll and Scroll 4 Scrcnce Club 47 Lrbrary Club 47 Dancing Club 47 48 Skr Patrol 47 48 Intramural Volle ball 4 Intramural Pmg ong Essay Award 47 C'9lf'J PI P 7 Ss Inland: to lmplore lhe Jllde rule Research Chemlstry MASH ' The mass of metal and glass strrkes the concrete brrdge Then two people slowly emerge from the tangled wreckage Do you realrze what a mrracle had occurred? One of the greatest factors m preventmg two deaths ln that mass of twrsted steel and smashed glass was safety glass Safety glass a thm layer of plastrc between two sheets of glass that protects your lxfe esery trme you rude rn a car Modern alloys and processed metals also keep your hfe safer and more com fortable Do you realrze how much safer your car IS as the result of sclentrflc research' Research Chemistry rs the most Important su entrfic held eser dexeloped Your lncs depend on dexelopments of research Any one of you mlght be dead today nf thxs suence had not been de seloped to rts present high state of usefulness Of course you would call these deaths accrdents What prevents accrdents' What makes many of them 24 much lcss danverous7 The answer rs chemrstry You all know of the marvels of the bro chemrcal held Insulm the Sulfa drugs pemcrllm they are all results of years of hard vuork rn a chemical l boratory Drscoxerres lrke these are the goal of all research workers but sery few have the gemus or the luck to wm glory The true screntlst does not light for fame' He works all hrs lrfe for the bcneht of tle human race and very probably wrll recene lrttle return for that lrfetrme of seruce Research Chemxstry rs tough Dont eser get any ldcas that rt lsnt Its a yob that rs tedxous mth lrttle xarlcty It takes hard work and a lrfe tlmc of rt XVhen men rn other helds are ready to rctxre the chemrsts work rs just begmnmg On the other hand nf you lose science and are wrllmg to work at a job that mll sase lrses and make many other Ines brlghter and easier research chemnstry ls the job for you . CCI' 91 y I ' , . . 4 I q - I. 8 'T ' 'I 'I 'lg -' -' Q, l J ' ' D ' ,' y 'C' -148 2 A - .' ' 8 A ' 'Q , '7-'48 I A , y , '47-'48 K V , W 1 ,Lg y , tl V 4 o IF . I mall ! 1 I n.. ' 4 A . W kj - . . . .- 1 l . y , . . . Q ' ' .. . I y Y G . f 1 , ' . Y' I I , .A A - A y.. Y. ' ,. . . , Q' V f Y , Paul F Collins 238 Bayvlew Ave Varsity Basketball 47 48 jay Yee Basketball 45 46 lntramural Basketball 44 46 4 lntramuralhxlleyball 44 45 47 48 Intramural Softball 4 48 K 47 48 Intramural Ping Pong 44 45 46 47 48 Intramural All Star Basketball 45 47 a Nc-e Football 4 45 Greek Roman Track Meet 45 48 Senior Tenms Manager 4 Tennis 'Manager 4K Soccer 4 Assrstant Sccrctary ben: r flass Asslstant Trcasurcr jun: fl Dramatrt I lub unxor Class Dramatrt fluh Decorating f mmmlttcc Old G d Ulf G m Club 41 47 Ea L Ro lt Reprc cntamcs Presrdcnt Rcprcscntatncs 4 4 Eagle Rollt Smokrng Ro m urx 47 48 Preixdent Smrklng Rozm urs 7 48 Campus Smoknng Room urw 4 Eagle Rolk Cmuncrl 47 48 Camcra Club 47 48 u 47 Honor Roll 44 Platoon Commander 4 Af2nd Lreufemmi Cmnpmg Commander Co Bom' jersey Cnty New ersey l I Qnp' 1 nlloumgm L Leun oomepf The Amerlcan Federatlon of Labor N November 15 1881 the greatest exent m the history of Amerlcan Labor took place It was on this day that the American Federatlon of Labor was founded In the very begmnmg the A F of L had only about two hundred thousand members Today rt ns a recogmzed spokesman for the wage earners of thrs natron The organxzatxon rs completely voluntary and the mam oHice has no power to compel any local or person lndustnal hxstory shows that the method by which progress IS made m mdustrral relations IS by collectrve bargammg Recently legrslatron has been passed which has taken away a good deal of collectnve bargammg from the umons A great many people clalm and belleve that the umons have too much power and that this legrslatron rs a great help nn reducmg thls power These people who say these thmgs are the people who have nothmg to gam from the umons or the people who are employers and have been forced by the umons to pay decent wages and gxve the employees decent working condrtrons The most satlsfactory way and the happlest way to accompllsh somethmg between two forces or powers rs not by havmg legal compulslon but rather a soluntary determmatxon among human bemgs to cooperate wrth one another We take away any chance of thrs satxsfactory collectrve bargammg by nmposmg lawyers the Labor Boards and federal courts as unwelcome guests at every collective bar gammg table Though we may legxslate to the end of trme there never wxll be mdustrral peace and harmony wrthout good farth mtegrrty a hngh de gree of responsrbrlxty and a real desrre to co operate on the part of all partles concerned Wrth out thus s mt of good wrll all of the social eco nomxc an labor laws of man wrll prove eventually to be rn vam The A F of L belreves that most of thxs leglsla tron wrll never work because xt cannot work It takes away and uproots a basnc tradrtnon that of collectrve bargammg 25 Stanley A. Cozicr Central Romana, La Romana Co mpany COW1fIIdIIdEf Lieutenant Stauch Republica Dominicana, W. I. Crmzpan-1 A. Plamon 1 Varsity' Baseball, 46-'47-'48 -' 'IT , Intramural Basketball, '45-'46 Intramural Ping Pong, '45-'46- . '47-'48 Intramural Volley Ball, '45-'46 '47-'48 Intramural Softball, '45 Glee Club, '46-'47 Eagle Rook House of Representa- tives, '47-'48 Vice-President Eagle Rook House of Representatiyes 47 President Iagle Rook Hiuse t' Representatnes Eagle Rook bmoleing Room jury President Eagle Rook Smoking., Room ury Senate Ri e 'Ieam 47 48 u 41 47 Treasurer unior Class 4 Viee Presi ent Senior Class 48 Decorating Committee 47 Camera Club 47 48 Nite President Camera Club i e Club xlLII1lTI1l Das Rifle Nqua GreeltRom1n Traelt Team N o INICAN AR v ll 111 gmu blggef and bella bamumr or 4 bigger and belief fzmdae The State M1l1t1a N 1916 vlhen World War I had been raging in Europe for two years, and it seemed possibl that this eountry might become engaged in it Congress enacted the most comprehensiye military statute up to that time This vias called T e National Defense Act of 1916 This att proyided that our mrlitary forees should inelude .1 Regular Army a Volunteer Army Otheers Reserye Corps an Enlisted Reserye Corps 'Ihe Nitional Guard eomprises about 196 000 men In time of var these men may be ealled into Iederal Seryiee to assist the regular army vihieh novi eomprises 850 000 enlisted men Any part of the National Guird may be ellled into federal seryiee yxhenexer the United Stites is imaded or in danger of imasion from my other foreign nition or of rebellion iuunst the authority of the geoxernment In 1916 there oeeurred an eient of great militiri importinee Ditheulties resulted with Merino md .1 eonsiderible portion of the NIIIOWII Gulrd xx is 26 ealled into Federal Seriiee for the protection of the border This resulted in the National Guard re eeising the most thorough training it had eyer re eeiyed in time of peace the adyantages of which were apparent in its subsequent seryice of World War II The Nationtl Guard otlieers may be detailed to lttend the seyeral seryiee sehools to take special eourses of instruetion In peue time the National trun neg eith yeir xyhieh eonsists of encampments mmeuiers ind other exereises bueh ippointments in grade below that of briga lier generil shall be made by the President only and eeneril otlieers by md mth the adxiee and ton ent of tl e Senate As in the retent eontliet vie hue ayoidet the iustilees ot former viirs is fir as eould be ore een ind iltloueh undoubtedly 1 long and ditheult period reinuns before us no one in this audienee mere todiy shoult hue my reason to doubt tie o ' ' 2 I I i , o . .. 'Q, Il'-48 '41-'48 Q ' I J '48 4, '48 'Hr '. ,' ,' C ei is, -'43 7 , ,JH , - 7 , RH' I , '48 1 . s- -. , 47 uf, 6.5 f A ! C D r- N Q . and a National Guard. Guard is called into active duty' for two weeks 1, . V'-, , , A , V '- ' A ' . - ' . Y ' - . . ' , A V . ,L . ,. . K - -. K -L V' .- v'- - , A ' ' .' , ' ' l L 5' 1' ' '. A ' ' - s-A . . 1 - ' . . ' ' ' ' ' . - A - . 4 .. . '..' outt :nee Richard L. Daggett 670 East Main Street Acting Second Lieutenant Maggett Bradford, Pa. Company B, Plaioon 2 Assistant Platoon Commander, , '47-'48 Varsxty Football 46 ,Iunmr Varsity Footba Intramural Basketball 4 4 Intramural Xolleyball 45 46 4 flu 46 47 8 Beliry 4House of Representatn es 7 8 Vzce Presxdent Be-lfrv Hall R p resentatnves 47 48 Old Guard Honor Roll 45 41 47 48 Wrestlnng Club 46 47 Vzce Presndenr Vvrestlmg Club 41 47 J Gym flub 47 48 rack 41 Just HY SIZE' A Jfiflllg NIH!! Ill ci .flde .IIJON Tomorrow s Leaders ILL there be another war' That depends on what we the young people of the United States do Why we the young people of the Umted States7 How dld we mhent this responsxbxllty' We are the natlon of tomorrow Stnce the Untted States IS the greatest power ln the world rf our leaders are corrupt what wnll happen to the world' ust as an acorn grows xnto the great oak leadershxp and a peaceful world go together What kind of leaders do we want' To cxplann thls let us cofn pare two of our modern leaders It was m the year 1933 that Franklm D Roose selt took the oath of office of President of the Unlted States It was IH the year 1935 that Adolf Hxtler made hxmself the Rerchs Chancellor Adolf Hntler was a man of the people obsure ln orlgm possessed of colossal powers of swaying the emotxons Adolf H1tler was a hater of establxshed PI'1Xll6gC a dcm gogue who swore that he would llft the common man of Germany to 1 new drgnrty and a new nro penty Franklln D Roosexelt was an arnstocrat who had nexer known the struggle for economxc efnstcnce a man of culture and education for whom luxury was a way of llfe Rooseselt was a polltncxan as well as a statesman Rooscyelt IS dead but we speak as rf he stlll lxves At Hyde Park two years after hls death the usxtors speak of Roosexelt as rf they had known h m all hrs lxfc and as If hc were strll wlth us The plrk guard says that of all the people who go through the garden not one speaks unkmdly of the prcsldent Hitler IS dead and there IS no need to keep hrm alne by epltaphs He was a gemus of course lt IS useless to deny that for no other man could haye achleyed such a masterplece of destruc I on In these two men we see a comparlson between two leaders Each led a country but see what hap pcned Germany ns defeated the Umted States IS slctor 01.5 Esery day we haxe opportunxtxes of I dershxp let us make use of these opportumtles 27 I- ' , ,H ' ' ll, '48 , ' 6-' ' V , - -I -1 7- '48 . by -' 14 y , -A , I 1 e - ch , , . . eff 'Q . 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X , - g ' ' ,- Robert Arthur Decker 14112 Wloodworth Road Dirlinguit bed Cadet East Cleveland, Ohio Company A, Platoon I Varsity Football, '47 V- -----'W - Intramural Basketball, '47-'48 I t m 1 V ll 'ball, '48 n ra ura o ey C Club, '47-'48 Dancing Club, '47-'48 lV1ll be the prerldenf 0 4 diaper rerwte Retreat N the year of 1777 on the 14th day of une our congress formally adapted the great Old Glory proudly wearing its stars and stripes as the flag which would fly over every state city and town in the United States of Amer ca Every person at some time or other has seen this great symbol slowly coming down the staff from which it had been flying while dusk spread its cloak of gray about them As the bugle plays and as the flag is on its way down do you get that funny kind of lump in your throat like I do? This starts your mind thml-.ing about the glorious past of that flag It starts you thinking about the brawe men living and dead who were willing to give up eserythmg so that we at home would know that when Great Old Glory is flying we still haxe our noble freedoms We hawe the freedom to vote the frcedom to worship 28 the freedom to publish what we will and last but greatest in importance the freedom to speak ac cording to our belief And then there is the future which we also think about Will this same flag still be flying for our children when they are the same age we are now? Or will there be a different flag under which you or I lose the freedom which we have so bravely fought to preserxel proud of its destiny In a world of conflict and as sured of our faith in and faithfulness to the noble cause it represents Let us assure ourselxes that in exery duty we may prcsenc its strength allowing our children and grandchildren thc pridc and honor of seeing it fly abowe its colors giving hope and light nn an un enlightened world c ! P si: I , , . I ' ' ' , , . - I - l . l - 7 - 7 ' I Y 5 z . . Y r . ', ' ' ' Let us determine that our flag will remain aloft, , A . . . , - ' Y ' 7 ' I V a i - a l Y i Y 1 I - V Y ag Ya ' , Y' ' 1 , A Y I , . I . Iohn DePaul Dausville and Pioneer R s 111 Laeuiemmr Iolmny I-Iatboro Pa llllfl rr Ektfllfllt Ofarn Commander frmpany B Platoon Commander Varsr Football y ce Football ntramural Basketball 4 48 47 48 Intramural Volleyball 44 45 47 48 Intramural Softball 44 45 47 48 Intramural Ping Pong 46 47 48 All Star Intramural Basketball 48 C Clb 47 8 ll Football 'Manager 44 45 Baseball 'Manager 44 45 Treasurer Freshman Class 44 45 Senate 47 48 Secretary Senate 47 48 Annex House of Reprcscntatncs 47 48 President Annex Representatnu 47 48 Old Guard onor Roll 4 5 Dramatic Club 47 fansoxraw Staff 47 48 Printing Aduscr Caasoslax Stiff 47 48 atralrzn Staff 47 Decorating Committee 4 Dance Club 46 47 48 Smoking Room ury 46 47 48 Vice President Sm :king R n r 4 Mrllltary Mcdal wut. S wmv L-Hs' wg' ll' :ll vlan, Betlj hm' The Prmted Word NE of the most important means of transferring the thoughts of one person to another s through the medlum of the pruned word Cunerform first used by the Assyrian Babylo mans and Persrans was symbolic of the first type of wrrtxng Wedge shaped characters carved on the walls of caves and found on tablets of clay and stone were used to express the thoughts and feel ings of these ancient peoples This was the be gmnmg of preserving information for the use of posterity Thousands of years later came one of the most important inventions ever made by man the prrnt mg pr ss This enabled people to preserse and spread throughout the world the achrevements of the new ages In 1456 the first printed book the Bible appeared from the crude printing press of ohn Gutenberg Within the next 50 years ten mrllron printed volumes were rn circulation in Europe At first only the Bible was 1n demand but as the years passed the people realized that enjoyment and education could be gained through one of Mans greatest accomplishments the printed book One only has to try to imagine a world without newspapers magazines or books to realize the rm portance of Gutenbergs invention Almost all our mformatron is derived from what we read or what others have read and related to us Wrthout the printed word we would know little of what rs going on rn the world today or nothing of what has happened rn the past Our treasures of lrtera ture would be lost except to the few fortunate people who could afford to buy expensive hand made copies of manuscripts The knowledge of scrence would be confined to scholars who corre sponded wrth one another about their drscoxerres and theories Our colleges and universities with out libraries for reading and research would consist simply of students laborrously copying as much as they could hear or remember If such condrtrons existed today the great mass of people would sink back mto the ignorance and barbarrsm of the dark ages No matter who rt rs from the hrghest grade of mtellrgence to the lowest rf a man wishes to better himself he must have the use of the printed word to fulfill his ambitions 29 so n 'A ' ' d . , ' , . B. . 'ff J ' ' .J If , '4'-its ' ' , '46-'47 , '47 fa , '46 , U , '41 147. , . ' ' 'V 46- . . ' ' 46- ' v V ' , M4145- .. .. ,. ,4 . H 4 A I 'I V A , ' A I' H I , -'4 -'46-'47-'lH rs fn ,' -'-ls Presidenf Dance iClub, '47-'48 . ' J , ' .' .' le ' - ' 1 ' our ' 1 C Jw, I A . I I '47 Y i' y..-QL'-5 fe-.-, .7 7' ,,, . A. , 1 . . i , . , . . . . , . , - . . . 9 1 ' ' , ' n S I ' , . ' ' l ' - l . . ' . .' ' .' e . ' l I . , - 7 ' V7 , . J . , l . Y . , I. . . , 7 I Y . 1 , . Charles Geist 52 Schumacher Drive Charlie SMH Sergeant Bristol, Pa. Platoon Sergeant Company B. Plalurm I junior Varsity Football 6 Chemistry Club 46 Old Guard Ra IO Club 47 Rifle Team 45 47 48 Decorating Committee Red and Blue Reporter 47 Dance Club 48 Track Team 48 Greek Track Team 48 Intramural Basketball 45 45 47 48 Intramural Softball 45 46 47 Intramural Ping Pong 47 48 Intraamural Volleybal 45 4! 4 7 8 Gurdon Bearer Company B 48 Physics Club 46 Annex House of Representatives Cub 4! 47 Trcasurer of the Annex House of Representatives Rcd and Blue Staff 48 Q Wzll grow bald and blind at Ibe fame time The Pan Amerlcan Hlghway, HE Pan American highway is a reality even of the highway is now either paved or graveled and only five hundred and sixty miles remain to be constructed Many parts of the highway are now in eseryday use In time other roads will be added to the now existing system Through all of the Americas by car' Yes it will be possible You may make the trip yourself some day It is an amazmg highway but only by traxel mg it will you know of the beauty of the mag nificent mountains vast plains and tangled jungle through which it pushes It will be the mam artery between North and South America through which will pulse the trafhc of twenty sexen Ameri can nations The mam cause of the great wars of this world is the lack of understandmg among different coun tries races and creeds Many times we thmlt a person foolish for doing something which we do not understand Lack of knowledge is a poor ex 30 a Lmk of Fr1endsh1p cuse for war One of the mam purposes of this the American Nations We want no barriers to exist between us and our neighbors to the south You will be surprised at the amazmg sights which await you on this road You may be traveling through a deep valley and then in the next few minutes the road climbs to a small mountain pass fifteen thousand feet above sea level There will be buildings oser four hundred years old and people who still retam the old Indian tongue The Pan American Highway was Hrst thought of at the fifth Pan American Conference held in Santi ago Chile when the thought of building a rail route to connect the Americas was turned into a highway project Four gaps now remain to be closed before it will be a through traffic highway It will probably be some time before this road be comes a first class highway This dream highway is really an amazmg feat of engineering ' 4 ' I , '4 -'47 -V .dl ' , I . r . ' I' . ' ' ,97 '48 if i' , ci 1 , ' is .'4a , ' ., '48, gf r l C4 f ff' . ' - though it is incomplete. Eighty-three percent highway is to build a better understanding among Edward W Glazxer 4 Allendale Road Pro Atllilg Setond LIKIJIEIIJIII Bmghamfon New York Cfl!IlpJ!11 B Pl :mon fl av Nec utball arsxtw Futball re Team 4 41 4 Patrnl 4 K f mmandcr bk! P trl Intramural Basketball Intramural X nlluhall 47 45-I Intramural ivftball 4 4 u Crm Club Prcstdent Gsm Club 48 Crtik R man Rxtlt Xiatch Crack Ryman Track Xfcet Dramatrt flub Det rarzng fommxttu. 4 rum I Jrpx 45 4 Belfry Hall Hrusc f Reprcscnta mes K mpany Scrgtant 4 Nmmkxng R sm jury 47 48 s t t r fmsoxux str I IFS ll Il lf1Ll' QA ff f! W 111 help Barney build .4 Ulopm An Understandmg Heart I' my years at Carson Long have enabled me to go forth wrth an understandmg heart I wnll know the years have been well spent In the begmnmg of Ktng Solomons reign over Israel God appeared to hum rn a dream and sand Ask what I shall glve thee Wlthout hesntatxon Solomon replied Grve thy sers ant an understanding heart Well pleased that he had not asked for long lnfe or rlches or the Ines of has enemies God answered Behold I have done accordmg to thy words lo I have gnen thee a wnse and under standing heart so that there was none like thee be fore thee nexther after thee shall any rlse lil-.e unto thee Solomon IH hrs wrsdom knew that rf he possessed the understandlng he could serwe others so well that all the exterxor thnngs of lxfe would be added as a natural result Websters drctlonary descrrbes understandmg as comprehendmg fully the rmpllcatrons of a sntua tron and havmg a consequently tolerant and sym pathetxc attrtude If each of us here resent would strne to be a lrttle more understan mg a lxttle more tolerant and sympathetlc and take that attntude wlth us as we go out Into the world It could haxe a far reach mg effect Our only hope of peace and world brotherhood lres rn the understandxng hearts of our leaders To make our way of hfe succeed we must make and cherrsh the frrendshlp of all natrons The first step ln that direction IS understandmg Our prrvate lrves would blossom ltke the roses of une and rn publlc lnfe nt would do much to ease the evnls of Intolerance and mequalrty A wxse man once sand To understand all rs to forgne Let us resolve that when we pack our bags to depart from Carson Long for the last tume we all lease space to carry wrth us that most precious pos sessron the gift of an understandmg heart 31 I DG f!! . - , I . . 2 Hu or Roll, '4'-'48 il I ' ' F11 , '45 V A' rr , '46-'fl' RH , ' ss ,J 7-'48 Ski 1 , ' s-'4. ,fr - I' a 41, '4'-'IS -a , '46-'47 '. , 'mr -' f rr , ' nf -148 fl l'1, 'fl'-'48 15 . , 'rg I Q -' u 1 7'l. , '-l'- 5 .48 f , X 1 . - , 46. 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George Peter George 15 Linden Street 'Moose' Brookline, Massachusetts I,fm1Il'.if13 'l l'f.rlmrl11 nk., I ' . ,-. ub 9 , n am 1 a t 3 I tram ral Bask thall All Qt I tramural Xolleyball 4 nram ral Png P 12 r m r l ame a fl b 7 ee Cl b 47 ogre o Here If a rmdldale or the booby bank Hotel Management, My Career ANY of us when vie plan our yacatron neyer stop to think where or at what place we are going to spend the ey emng Unexpectedly dropping rn on what looks to be a fine looking hotel we pound on the front bell and ask for a clean room and bath neyer stopping to think rt would haye been an excellent idea rf adyance reseryatrons had been made Hotels are today facing a great amount of oyer accommodations which the American public has forced upon them Neyertheless we the public drop in on hotels looking for rooms We should stop to think for one moment whether or not that good looking gentleman who asks May I help you' has the povser to say We can put you up for the night. This rs not entirely his responsibil- 'ty. Men and women work all hours of the day' to squeeze in every bit of work needed to run a normal size hotel. For without these workers that 32 good looking gentleman would haye to refuse you In them lies the responsibility of keeping a transient hotel rn operation Looks make the man so do looks make or break a hotel Thousands upon thousands of dollars are spent by the hotel lndustry rn making looks appeal to the axerage customer The industry trres to put forth a feeling of being at home while rn their tate A great deal of money rs also spent in learn mg new recipes for better food For wrthout good food and attrattrxe surroundings the hotel lndustry shall fail Hotels are an up and coming new industry full of ads ancements for those who wish to spend four years rn .1 good college or to come up the hard ladder the first adxancrng faster. l feel that a person who loses to be with people hear their troubles and do things for them will be right at home in the hotel industry. Carson E R Holman New Bloomheld C :plum Varsxty Football ay Kee Football 45 46 arsxry Basketball 48 jay Vee Basketball 45 46 faptarn ay Vee Basketball 4 lntramura Basketball H 4 enms 44 45 I 4 I-IICZPIZII1 Tennis 41 4 K aptam Tennrs Track 47 48 Intramural Softball Intramural Volleyball 43 45 47 48 Intramural Ping Pong 45 46 47 48 Kheerleader 4 46 47 Head Cheerleader 45 46 4 Roman Leader 44 46 8 Greek Roman Tenms Match 45 46 47 4 Greek Roman Track Nfeet 4 44 5 4 Greek Roman De ate 47 R Greek Roman Debate Wxnner Senate 45 44 47 8 Prcsxdent of Senate 48 Sergeant at Arms of Senate 44 House of Representatnes 15 H Presldent fentennul Hall Rep resentatnves Vxee Presxdent Ccntenmal Hull Representatnes 4 lee Pr Nltllflf A 5 Re re Sentatlses A B 7 Representatnes Color Guard 4 Bue Ribbon S4u1cl Blue Ribbon Prxze Othcer Candidate flass No IU Old Guard ompany A Second atoon Lea er 47 Company A Gurdon Bearer 44 Company C Fnrst Ixeutemnt H Compan I F1r5tSergeant 43 Robert nxon Prrze 46 Doctor Solomon Pruze Presndent Senxor Class 48 Presudent juntor flass Fdutor Red and Blue Asslstant Tdltor Red and Blue Prestdent Sophomore ss Edltor of fARSONIAN Among My Souvemrs S I look upon the faces of my classmates and upon the faces of many of you the precnous memortcs which I had stored away among my treasured colleettons are recalled to my mmd Each spot on the campus commemorates different happen m s Down there at the entrance gate IS where we boarded the bus to go to games How well I re member the smglng on the way The dances, whlch were held IH the dmmg room along wtth the lose stck controsersy followmg I wxll neser forget Inslgmficant as they were the bull sessxons gen erally startmg wlth a grrpe and endmg wrth women nesertheless recall pleasant hours spent tn any of the fellows rooms The gymnaslum xsnt merely a burldtng to me, Instead tt s1gn1Hes all the basketball games we had mcludlng mtramural contests whlch were always on the llvely side The campus and the surround mg hulls brmg to mmd the free for alls and wmter actmtres The devtl may care junnor school days nn A B wxll always be food for relating prnze wmmng experiences Memornes of dxscomfort are usualnzed by merely thtnkmg of the drlll field B 111 :lion Comm mdu Spxke Pennsylvama Re and Blue Stal? 44 45 46 47 48 Assxstant Sports Edrror Red and Bue 6 Presldent Qunll and Scroll Declamatxon Team 45 46 4 I olonel Alexander K McClure Declamatnon Nfedal 4 tolonel Alexander K Mc! lure Declama non Prlze 45 47 I ramatxe Club 4 46 47 8 President jumor Literary Soclety Setretary ,lumor Ilterarx Society Idltor urnor Ixterary Society Honor Roll 4 44 4 9 mol me lerterman Xue Presxdent Rifle Club Iumhlmg flub Photography Club 40 Air lane K lub 41 C1 ee flub 4 u 45 -if 47 8 Nerretiry fu ov Scouts ,fhurm n Dame f0mmIfICC -I7 48 hurmm Decoratln fomrnrttee f 0 QE' G1 zdnzle rom the Pom! and many Almeda Let us say that thts dnveway represents any place that we had a wordy quarrel It IS an admirable traxt of boys to let bygones be easlly forgotten wlth a handshake On these very steps, our class sang famrlrar songs after the annual senxor banquet Many types of emotnonal memornes of other com mencements are portrayed to me as I gaze upon the Maples lawn While standmg here numerous other occurrences are renewed The constant famlly l1ke relatronshnps wlth each other makes me reahze that tres of truer and closer frtendshlps dont exlst Today I bud farewell perhaps for the last ttme, to all of you What though Parting brmgs a sud den tear, sweet thoughts of thee will cheer my way I cherish the day when we wrll meet agam dustmg off our year book and as boys once more lne os er old times As my hatr turns to the shades of twrltght ttme, the memones I share wtth you, whom I lose so well, wxll remaln foreser ltke a leapmg flame, among my souvemrs 33 56 ' 7, ' , ' -' 14- I , '4 ' 1 ' , f , '7 ' - , ' , '43 T ', f- -' -'44-' j-'45 -ag . - . . 1- 4 3 . l .U I '. 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I I I Nell R Kalvelage 1035 Shenk Ave Deuce 111 Lreutemmr ENC Company B Platoon Platoon Leader ay Yee Football 44 45 4: 4 arsrty Football 47 48 Track 45 46 47 48 Intramural Softball 4 7 44 45 6 Intramural Pmg Pong 45 45 46 47 8 Intramural Basketball 45 46 47 48 Intramural Volleyball 44 45 46 47 48 Intramural All Star Basketball Team 41 47 48 unmr Greek Leader 43 44 xddler Greek Leader 45 46 Sensor Greek Leader 47 48 Greek Roman Tran Mcct 41 45 44 4 46 47 S I Patrol 47 R u 47 48 Vue Prcsndcnt th Grade 42 43 Treasurer Sth Cradc H 44 Vue Presxdcnt Sophomore Class 4s 46 Vxcc Prcsrdcnt Junior Class 4 Arr lane Club 40 41 47 Photographv Clu 4 7 Hrltmg Club 47 45 Ar Club 43 44 Bo Scouts 42 4? Tumblxng Club 46 47 Gym Club 47 48 Dramatxc Club 47 48 Setretar? jumor Lxterary Socnety 2 Edxtor junnor Lnterary Socxety 43 44 A B 3 House of Represcntatnes 4 42 5 Setretarv A B 3 House of Repre sentatnes 47 43 A B 7 House of Representatnes 45 44 Belfry Hall House of Representa nes 46 47 Treasurer Bclfrv Hall House Rrpresenratnes 45 46 Prcsrdent Belfry Hall House Rcpresenratnes 47 48 cnate 4 44 47 8 Xue Presxdent of Senate 47 Company Sergeant Company 45 44 Company Sergeant Company 45 46 Cundon Bearer 45 46 Blue Rnbbon Squad 43 44 Detoratmg Commnttee 46 Honor Roll 43 44 6 itil k Lex Ertber 4 P1101 OI 4 tfapeze arm! Farewell To Thee HAVE trned many trmes to thxnk the same as the semors of a graduatxng class For the first tnme rn my lxfe I now have the opportumty to do so It rs altogether dnfferent from the way you, the parents ln the audrence, think nt as There are so many dnfferent thmgs that a semor IS thmkmg He wonders what he w1ll do m later hfe, and when he wxll be able to see h1s fnends agam He thrnks of the mrstakes he has made nn the past, and wonders what he wlll carry away from Carson Long when he leaves These questions can only be answered by the semors themselx es There IS one thmg that all the semors have In common and that ns the fact that we wlll carry through lrfe our memories of graduatxon day and the song that we sung Farewell To Thee 34 I would lxke to quote a few lmes from this song to express my feelmgs and the feelmgs of all the rest of the semors who are about to graduate today Each and everyone of the semors has a specral love for our song Thls love can never be set mto words, for even the semor hrmself can not tell you why he has such a great love for our song Farewell to thee, farewell to thee, the broodmg hrlls grve back the sad refrarn, may heaven guard and keep our love so true untrl we meet agam There IS not another school that I know of that has such a great song The orxgm of thus greatness hes nn the mmds and hearts of the boys, and the boys themselves are the only ones who can put thls greatness mto words wnth the expressnon that rt de serxes ust as a tree grows so wnll thus song rn the hearts of every semor Q G6 99 , . 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V 'V h C' on I , U B, kjaz-' -' sv-' -' -'43 , . - , 347-45 C1 3 Old Guard, 1 Y -'47 P , ' -' -' - I I , : bg ' 114- t , 4, -'M' 'N Y 7 A - IL 'za i , ' .' - . , ' -' ' I '41-' -'45 D t f 11' -'4 A J Q 7 . . 1 1 Ellwood Kirk Edison S1115 Sergeant 'Chinlcss' Pennsylvania Company B Pluooz Varsrty Track 46 47 48 Captain Track Team Honor Roll 45 46 47 48 Color Guard Fansoxuw Staff Treasurer urll and Scroll Belfry Hal House of Repre sentatlves 48 Blue Rxbbon Squad -17 Intramural Soccer Intramural Volleyball 45 -16 47 Intramural Prng Pong 47 48 Vrce President Photography Club Lxbrary Club 48 Dance Club Club 4K 47 Scholastrc Letterman Old Guard Decorarmg Commrttct 47 Scnror Lrterdry 5lLlLI'y Rcprc sentatrves Greek Roman Tratk Nlcct 47 48 Greek Roman Tcnnrs Tournxmtnt Amcru an Hrstnry Xfcdal It 2' Z? f Xt Infome tax gave outer Pen1c1ll1n The Med1cal Wonder ENICILLIN rs one of the greatest steps for ward rn the progress of medrcal hrstory Al most every day we hear of people who caught colds whrch later developed mto pneumoma Durmg the last ten years the death rate from pneumoma has dropped forty per cent through the use of thus drug and the sulfas The drscoverers of penrcrllm Srr Howard Florey and Snr Alexander Flemrng have helped much toward the great drop rn the death rate of thrs former dreaded drsease The vrctnm now has a better opportunrty to get well much faster After the doctor has decxded to use thrs drug a concentratron of nt must be kept rn the blood stream for results Probably the patrent wrll have mtramuscular myectrons rn the hrp muscles Thrs method to date rs much more practrcal than takrng the medrcme orally In order for the oral method of assrmrlatrng the medrcrne mto the body be ef fectrve the drug must be grven rn huge quantrtres In the future rt rs expected that thrs treatment wrll be more practrcal to gnve by assrmrlatnon At flrst thrs medrcme was grven every two hours Now thrs drug and another drug are admmrstered sxm ultaneously and the perrod between myectrons has been lengthened to srx hours Recently thus drug has been admmrstered wrth beeswax and peanut orl whrch makes at possrble for perrods as long as seven hours between rnjectrons and whrch contmue untxl the cure rs effected After the drug goes mto the blood stream nts belreved nts actron against the germs krlls them Other drugs such as the sulfas act against germs by preventmg multrplrcatron but this medrcme has sery dehmte effects on the patrent after the rllness When the srckness rs over the pemcrllm vrctnm has erther few or no rll effects from the medrcme Howexer occasronally rt does cause fever hnves joint pams or neurrtxs Near the end of the 111 ness the hrp muscle whrch acted as a pmcushron rs very parnful Even though thrs treatment cures many drseases which were formally incurable rt rs mcapable of curmg such Illnesses as tuberculosrs typhoid fever, or diseases caused by vrruses 35 , 12 . ,,',:43 - ', 'is' ' ' . p. ,'-rs so fe 'Ill' ' ' S. ' '48 n I V.. - I 1 -I'47 V I I ' , 4a I , ' lv .us , '47 ' , '48 I M 4, . -. 46- .e Q I ' , . I' .471 I -H Y TX 45 ' K i 9 fi 1 - . . . . , . . Q - , . . . . Y . - . . . . . i. ., . . I ' G, . I .... - , . . V . . . , . D . . -.I I ' D . I -. - I I .y ' fn . y I. , a ' ' ' 7 I , I I ...I 4 l . . . n - 3 ' D Iohn F. Kocrner 1995 Washington Avenue Aiflfllg Lurlfmral Schnoz Bronx, N. Y. Cfllllf7.I?lA1 A. P1.1l7,m1 I Varsity Baseball, '4'-'48 ' ' ' Varsit Football, '47 Ja Je: Football, '46 Club, '47-'48 Drum Corps, '-I6-'47-'48 Intramural Basketball, '46-'47-'48 Intramural Volleyball, '47-'48 Intramural Pin Pong, '47-'48 Intramural Alf Star Basketball Team, '48 Eagle Rook House of Representa- tnes Eagle Rook Council 47 48 Glee Club -17 48 Outdoor Club 41 47 Treasurer of Outdoor Club Coffee House Club Treasurer of Coffee Hnuse Club R1 e Club 47 R Treasurer of Rifle Club -I 4 Detorating Committee 47 Assistant Squad leader -I 4 Z N X X 6 Some day he ll be url amftazlf mee! 416111761 Electrlcal Engmeermg UDDENLY the lights went out all oyer the city Calls poured into the main office of the electric company The people demanded electricity In a short time the lights went on again Yes everyday emergencies like that are settled yery easily when an electrical engineer is around This and many other things are the electrical engineers yobs This branch of engineering can be drsided into three main parts The manufaetur mg engineer deals largely with the new uses of chinery and appliances Without this great indus try our nation would be many years from its present leadership in the industrial world Transmission is another important part of elee trical engineering To meet the increasing demmds for eheap electricity power plants are being en larged to twice their size or newer and bigger ones erected in their places Engineers in this field are responsible for operation and mamtenante of plant equipment particularly with generators transform ers switches meters and protectue apparatus Many opportunities exist for engineers in the field of communication You may sry to yourself 36 How many employers are there for the electrical engineer? Well there are many When engi neers first were hired for communication work the telephone companies were the only possible em ployers but today the field has widened to any number of things Telephony telegraphy radio transmission and railway signaling are only a few branches of communication The well known walkretalkie used by our troops in the field rs another example of the achiexements of our com ment used by the Signal Corps of the Army speaks well for their work It was in the Signal Corps thlt the electrical engineers in uniform used their knowledge to defeat the enemy They worked with manufacturers in deyeloping new equipment needed for combat and they s1w to it that it was kept in working, order and operated torrectly in the held In all the electrical engineers yob is one of the most important jobs in the country Without him there would be none of the great gains in industrial deyelopment I-Ie who is an electrical engineer can easily call himself a great lelder in our country H . 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Rlchard Lelbowrtz 720 Hunts Pomt Avenue Lerby' Cwpoml The Bronx New York Cnty Comptmj A Plalmm 1 Varsv Baseball 46 47 ee Football 47 Club 46 47 48 Intramural Basketball 46 47 48 Intramural Volleyball 46 47 Intramural Pm Pong 46 47 Intramural Al Star Basketball 47 48 Football Manager 4 Drum Corps 46 47 Dramatrc Club 47 Camera Club 47 Gym Club 47 Eagle Rook Smnkmg Room jury Treasurer Fagle Rork imokxng Room ur junmr lass Decnratmg Com mxttte 47 unlor flass Assistant HISIIJIIBD Sensor Class Assxsrant Hustornan Stnmr Lltrary Rcpresentatnc 4 LL lagt Rm Counul 4 Crrcclt R man Track Vlcct 46 47 A l61lI ed plzbln bookze The Federal Bureau Of Investrgatlon I-IE Federal Bureau of Investrgatlon dates back to the year 1908 Thrs small orgamzatron grew as years passed on Edgar Hoover was grven the apporntment as Drrector of the Bureau rn the year of 1924 The new Director knew rt would take years of struggle and patnence to burld the department unto the organ rzatron rt rs today To recexve an appointment for the FBI each applicant must have erther a law degree or an ac counting degree Each must also pass a severe physrcal examrnatron The applxcants school record and hrs preuous actmtres are examrned for evxdence of hrs honesty and abrlrty Thrs organrzatron has caught many notorrous gangsters and many other law breakers who hate tried to outwrt the FBI Durrng the war the FBI caught spnes who trred to sneak rnto the country and destroy rt Once agam thls organization came out on top Wrthrn a few hours a specral agent can arrrve at a grven pomt where hrs servxces are needed There are not only posrtlons as Special Agents rn the F BI there are posrtrons to cover every field of endeavor known to man In a room of the Department of justrce stands a great blue and gold seal of the FBI Engraved rn thrs seal are the words Frdelrty Bravery In tegrrty Beneath thrs great seal hangs a bronze memorral plaque bearmg the names of Speclal Agents who have glven their lrves for the safety of thrs natron so that the natron might lrve rn peace The FBI rs an organrzatnon of whrch we as a natxon may be proud It rs an organrzatron that protects the safety of each and every one of us To speak of the FBI IS to speak of the men and women seekrng to make Amerrca more secure 37 . . . ,, . . 7 Y . 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Guy Mangano 664 Umon Street 'Guido' 1:1 Sefgeanx Brooklyn New York Platoon Commander Companj A Platoon 1 Varsity Baseball 46 47 48 Varsity Football 47 48 Varsrty Basketball 4 Captarn Varsr Eootball COCaptam arslty Basketball Intramural Basketball 46 Intramural Pmg Pon 4 Intramural Volleybal 46 47 Intramural All Star Basketball Gym Club 47 48 Secretary of The Gym Club 48 Dramanc Club Eagle Rook House of Representa trves 48 Vrce Presrdent Eagle Rook Rc-pre senratrves 48 Eagle Rook Smokrng Room jury Vnce Presrdent Smokrng Room J 48 UTY Decoratrni Commnttee 47 C Clu 46 47 8 Assrstant Treasurer of The Jumor Class 47 CARYONIAN Staff 48 Greek Roman Track Meet 46 47 GI Cl b ee u Dance Commrttee 48 Honor Roll Eagle Rook Councrl 48 Twrn County All Star Basket ball Team 6 V D vi- .tba ll 111 be Knzg o Ike Bowery Goodbye HE day has come for us senxors to gnve our farewell addresses to Carson Long In trymg to say GOODBYE I can not forget Carson Long for the mrtlal foundation It has grven to me Lrke great men who seem to be part of the rnfimte, brother to the mountam and sea Carson Long rs one of these In some respects ll yoms wrth the memorxes of Washington jefferson and Lrncoln Our lnstrtutxon IS one of the few great enough to rrse above SUPERSTITION INTOLERANCE and PREJUDICE of our tnmes with these funda mental foundatrons, I am prepared to lrve wrth my fellow man It would take too long to tell you of the fun trucks and merrrment we have had together at Carson Long Yes we ve had our squabbles our mrsunderstandrngs our vrctorles and our defeats both on the athletrc field and rn the Classroom In spite of all these thmgs we hare worked hard rn all our endeavers we have learned to come out of our conflxcts wxth a clearer vxew and to work wrth a song rn our hearts 38 I have learned through our good Colonel Officers and Coaches that A man of many words and not of deeds rs lxke a garden full of weeds There IS no place for a WEED at Carson Long I haxe learned that rf we work upon marble rt wrll pernsh rf we work upon brass trme wrll efface rt rf we burld temples, they wrll crumble mto dust but rf we work upon our rmmortal minds, If we blend them wuth prmcrples wrth the just fear of God and Fellow Man we engrave on those tablets somethmg whrch wrll bnghten to all etermty and that Labor rn vam must brrng about a common understandmg for the common good for all Fellows we hase been together, when thmgs were tough and the chaps were down Somehow or another we have finally come out on top For vre now know I-low to Lrve How to Learn and I-low to Labor It rs dxfhcult for me to say GOODBYE for Carson Long rs now part of me Instead I wrsh to humbly say thank you for everythxng i ' . 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Company A, Platoon 1 Varsrty Football 48 Intramural Basketball 48 Intramural Volleyball Intramural Softball 48 Intramural Prng Pong 4 Honor Roll 4 Camera Club 48 Gee Club Cub .fer Q, ll 411111 I bem 114 a mzzelmg Jalesnmn Thomas Alva Edrson OWN through the ages the mrracles of the magrcran the romantrc and glorrous explorts of man hare been the materral wrth whrch tales are made to fascrnate mankrnd No less fascrnatrng rs the story of the modern screntrhc progress of the modern wrzard who reveals the secret of nature and applres rt for the happrness of man The brography of Thomas Alxa Edrson rs hc story of one of the most remarkable serres of rn ventrons rn the hrstory of modern trmes It r story of wrzardry that can compare wrth the astound mg performances by the magrcrans tales of old Thomas Edrson had a drstmctly human and krndly character exen wrth all hrs rare knowledge H was a man of humble begrnnrngs who had become through persrstent hard work combrned wrth rare rntellrgence and wrsdom a foremost figure rn the modern world We cannot exaggerate rf we should say that all the world has pard trrbute and respect to hrm for all the world rs rn hrs debt The highest honors rn the world meant lrttle to Edrson he had lrttle trme to spend rn contemplatrng the honors he had won He was as he always rnsrsted a practrcal workcr rn applred scrence When you thrnk of Edrson spendrng long hours wrthout rest workrng on rntrrcate and fascrnatrng problems he becomes the embodrment of the romantrc sprrrt of conquest What has Edrson done for the world? That rs a questron that probably wrll never be answered rn full Edrsons arm had been to make the world a better place to lrve rn and perhaps the best answer to that questron hes rn the fact that he had accom plrshed hrs arm a hundred trmes oxer not only rn hrs achrevements but rn the rnsprratron hrs lrfe has grxen to others He was and strll rs he embodrment of that mtellrgent hunger that makes men dreamers he rs a true representatrve of the sprrrt of mtellectual conquest that greatest of all conquests 39 fi.. , . ' ' .ar -. . . 1 ' mm ,W , . I 1 S I I I 4 I 5' , 1 , . . A l ' ' 4 1 : x . Q V14 ,u-r - I . a. . ru . . - w . . . x - w ' Ji . t .l xr - A i - pn . I l r I M ' 1 X . H: . t I . . I, I Sheridan C. Mills 111 Luikart Drive Ariing Sergeant flwoodyff Euclid, Ohio Company B. Plulonn 2 Varsity Tennis, '-IS-'46-'47-'48 Ve Forth ll '-15' 635 fav e n a , -4 - 7 ntramural Basketball, '45-I-ltv I47-I-48 Intramural Ping Pong, 315346- I-17-I48 lntramural Volleyball, '-iS-'46-'41 '48 Intramural Softball, '45 Ski Patrol, '45-'46-'47-'48 Wrestling Club, '47 G 'm Club, '48 Club, I-li-'46-I-l7-I-48 Old Guard Blue Rrbb ln Squad 4 I-lf 47 Naval R 0 T C Sch vlarship mor R ull md i A Aazy P1101 OI bln! Franklm D Roosevelt N 1930 when the state of New York draf ed Franklin Delano Rooses elt to run for gosernor the Republican party sand that he was physically incapable either of making a campaign or manag mg the gosernorshrp When the campaign was ower and he had won the election sofne people still xoiced doubts about hrs health All he sand was Look at the record not bad for a cripple eh' The record showed over fiye hundred and fifty speeches rn one year in better health than many of the men who accom panred him That characterized him and exery thing he did Except for his cousin Teddy They also stated that he was exer to enter the White House As goxernor of New York State he did twice ls much work as any other goxernor of that state And still he hld trme to go to Warm Sprrngs Georgia for treatment and exercrse of his legs whrch hld been paralyzed b rnfrntile paralysis Rooscselt became president at one of the mot critrcll times the Lnlted States has known M ny 40 people bcliexe that no matter who had taken oser the presidential post the country would have dug its way out of the economic cellar that it was in But I think that he not only shortened the time that it would but at the same time did many things of tremendous xalue to the country that would not have be n done until much later if at all In his twelve years as president he was faced with every situa ticn except curl war that can happen He also had to cope with the greatest war the world has eyer seen He had not only to ke p rehtrons with no e nat ons but he also had to help three other mayor nations defend themselyes and also arm our trustrn., nythrng to anybody else that he could do himself But hnilly the constant work md terrific pace that hc set caught up with hrm and on April 17 1945 he succumbed to a cerebral hemorrhage And so passed 1 man who in spite of great handr caps berrme one of the grextest men this great n tion of ours has produced I ' - V W- PI x , , . . ., - I I . I Hr . , '41-'as 1 v Ii . k l A I . v 7 ' I V 7 I I Y 7 7 7 Y I y l A I Y 4 ' v v f v . y I A - ' 'I vi v ' , , - . vs y-. . . L , s S t I vI . ' - 1 r ' i , ' I 7 A I l I ' I II vII I I , k- f Roosevelt, he was by' far the most energetic man own country. He was constantly' at W0fli, not . f . . . ' X-,' Y K' I rv J ' I f r r N' 1 I - ' v . , , I 'I -l - V - Kp A vv I ' 4 I L v 1 ' L ' ' A I K , , , A- A .' A . L I . st - . V . sf , -I y V' I y , ' I -' . If H , . -Y . - - A - . f . i v - , - . q v - 1 . . L f - . I- ' K' 4 l , ' 1 N l . I L I ' ' ' I , I ,I ' I. ' 7 L '.I ' ' William P. Ncalson 520 Chew' Street Willie Cwp.,,J1 Allentown, Pa. Cfm1p.my B. Platoon I Intramural Volle'ball, '4'-'48 Intramural Basketball, '48 Intramural Soccer, '48 Intramural Softball, '48 Varsity Soccer, '48 Decorating Lommirtee, '48 Gun Club, '48 Outdoor Club, '47 House of Representatnes, '48 Re ard Blue, ' 8 Drum C rp 1 Aly 9900 Hnper Io die a mzlmal dealh John M Browning OHN M BROWNING was born in the little town of Odgen Utah in 1855 Little did people realize that this gunsmiths son would be come one of the most prolific gun inventors who exer lned The United States Ordnance Depart ment one of the best informed and most exacting groups of any nation knew him Exeryone in the small arms business knew him but not the general public How could so many experts know a man who neyer seen a machine shop who patented his first rifle before he was 75 years old He was born in 1 country where part of 1 man was his guns and where his iery life depended upon them He was lucky in the aspect that he was born in thc tran sition period of guns when the muzzle loaders were going out and when the metallic cartridg s were coming in Brownings father was 1 gunsmith but this does not explain the use he made of his op portunity or his inyentneness for different gun mechanisms Mechanisms that often times stumped the experts Browning soon learned that the recoil produced by the rearward pressure of powder gasses could be utilized to make guns operate automatically The fo erunner of the present line of recoil operated machine guns was insented by him in 1901 the meanwhile he startled the hrearms world with the announcement of 1 practical automatic pistol Fabrique Nationale DArmes de Guerre of Liege Two hundred and fifty thousand were manufactured in six years The Browning pistol then broke all records in the production of small arms By uly 1917 one million of these pistols had been made without a change of any kind This achiexement went down in history ohn Browning died in 1976 at Liege Belgium where he had gone to be present when the first manufactured oser under shotguns he had inxented were turned out 41 d . 4 ,vi s. '48 X 7 et .A fl- ,. , I 'x . sl' 0 7 I 5 3 . ' I I ' was born in the wilds of Utah and one who had Belgium, arranged for the manufacture of this gun. . X vt.. M iv , A I .B . .A I I V . . Ioachirn T. Ognibene 43 Wilson Avenue Brookl n 6 N Y Arling Corporal Y Company A Platoon Old Guard Cub 47 48 Glee Club 44 45 46 Rifle Club 47 48 Outdoor Club 46 47 Varsrty Football 4 Varsity Baseball 48 ay Vee Football 45 46 47 ntramural Basketball 45 48 Intramural Volleyball 44 45 48 Intramural Softball 45 46 47 D Co 45 46 47 48 rum rps Assistant Head Bugle! 47 48 BTI?-'--'IE oqmsfu 572' PP lisa Condurt the Brooklyn Amateuf Sjmpbomr Orfberlfa Pharmacy mg and drspensmg medrcme Pharmacy dates from ancient trme and together wrth medrcme was long controlled by the prrest hood The reposntron of practrce of Pharmacy from medrcme was not completed untrl the erghteenth century In 1778 there was publxshed at Phnladelphra a small Pharmacoprae for the use of the Mllrtary Hospital of the Unlted States Army located at Lrtrtz under the txtle of Phmnzaropeur Mlllfllf Amerzrae A second edrtxon of thus appeared rn 1781 on the tntle page of vuhrch Dr Wrllxam Brown rs men tnoned as author The great expansion of modern Pharmacopy con tarns steadrly adsancrng requrrement m the tram mg of the Pharmacnst The first College of Pharmacy was establnshed rn Phlladelphra rn 1821 and the second rn New York rn 1829 and others soon follovsed 42 macopy contammg a lrst of drugs descrrbmg therr use dosage and characternstrcs and grvmg tests for their purrty and prescrrptrons to be made up from them The United States Pharmacopy rs revrsed esery ten years by a natxonal conventlon of dele gates from medrcal socretres and colleges All the accredrted Colleges of Pharmacy rn the Umted States have establnshed a four year course gnmg a degree of Bachelor of Scrence rn Pharmacy The trammg rs so complete that rt enables a gradu ate rn Pharmacy many opportumtnes elther rn labora tones for scnentrfic research or a cml servrce job wrth the Bureau of Health and may be used as a pre medncal course Rctarl Pharmacy today rs a partrcularly stable part of busmess due to the fact that beside the profes sxonal department rt contams a varrety of different merchandrse A pharmaust ns a professronal and a busrness man but aboxe all these thnngs he rs a humamtarnan v . 1 . 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A A L- ,- ' Il HARMACY is the art and science of compound- In Pharmacy today is used a United States Phar- Raul P Perez Rau u u u I 27 Wrllets Court Annex House of Representatnes 47 48 Secretary ot' Annex House of Representatxves 48 Platoon Sergeant 48 Platoon Gunde 47 Squad Leader 46 47 Senate Sergeant at Arms of Senate 4 Vrce Presrdent of the Freshman Cass Treasurer of the Sophomore Class Assxstant Secretary of the junr r Class Asgxlstant Sec retars t the Sem r ass Red and ue I Alumnr Edrtor of Rcd and Blue Assocrate Fdrtor of Rcd and Blut ulll and Stroll orrespondenrc Secretary of Qunll an Scroll 4 47 u 8 Varslty Tennrs 41 47 48 Varsrty Sutter 4 Co Captam Varsrt Srtcer All Star Intramural Basketball Intramural Basketball 45 4K Intramural Volleyball 44 45 45 47 48 Intramural otball 44 45 47 48 Intramural Prng Pong 45 I 47 48 Intramural Soccer 4 Lzeutemznt Auulam Plaloon Commander Company B Platoon 1 Plandome Long Island Greek Roman Tennrs Leader 46 junror Class Decoratrng Com mrttee 47 Ar Club 44 47 48 Honor Roll 4 45 46 47 8 Scholastrc Letterman 45 47 Essay Award 47 Old Guard Blue Rrbbon Squad 4 Cansoxraw Cartoonrst ff XV' f' ell X Wann to lead an Army on a gallant while rleed The Prrde of C1v1l1zat1on Archltecture T has been the ads ancement of archrtecture whrch has made thxs world what rt IS The crtles rn whrch we lne and rn whrch we have great prrde grve evrdence of today s progress rn the professional freld of archrtecture Ney er before have people put the same amount of rnterest rn the plannmg of buxldrngs for unrversal use arrfields to unite the far off and hrdden corners of the world homes of drfferent styles to suit our modern :deals and other crvrl structures of socral Importance The world whrch rs before us rs the product of mens ambrtron through hundreds of years of plan nrng Drd the work of the architect start rn the twentreth century the Mrddle Ages or at Chrrsts brrth7 Of course not the first foothold that rt possessed was when men Hrst realnzed the rmpor tance of drlrgently plannmg what they wrshed to construct Thrs was many years before Chrrst s trme Men understood then that they could save trme work and money by havmg an Image of the struc ture drawn on paper by a man whose educatlon was of the best XVe owe a large amount of gratrtude to these men who haye dedrcated therr lrves to this held Our hung comforts depend on no other work but that of the archrtect It rs the archrtect who furmshes the spark to world rmprowement It rs he who sets hrs mrnd on nothxng else but to see a more desrrable world to lrwe rn What rs the most rmportant part m the lrfe of a monument or any other burld1ng9 It rs the moment rn whrch the archrtect sees rt rn hrs mnnd s eye when he hastxly lots down the first rough sketch on a scrap of paper From there rt begms to grow grow and grow some more untrl frnally some day people wrll look up to rt and wonder how rt all began It rs lrlte the makmg of an Adam and Exe the work of one mans bram and the desrre to add somethrng marxelous to hrs beautxful world The architect rs a creator 43 u - - - -as 3 . 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Robert Ruff Linton Delta Stifgcxllll Pennsylvania Czmzpanj B, Platoon junior Varsity Football 44 45 Rifle Team Manager 45 46 Rifle Team 4f 47 48 Track Team 47 48 Skl Patrol 46 47 48 President Mechanics Club 46 4 President Science Club 47 48 Smoking Room jury President Smoking Room jury 47 48 Belfry Hall House of Repre sentatnes 47 48 K' ub 4 41 47 8 Intramural Basketball 45 46 Intramural Volleyball 45 -if 47 48 Intramural Sotall 4 4f 7 Intramural Ping Pong 45 -If 47 48 Old Guard I reck Roman Track Mcct 47 48 'wi 'D 5 3- But dear, zfr only gonna be a :boil game The PIIVHIC P1lot body was tense my hands clammy I started to remember all the necessities of flying I knew that it was imperatiye that I remember all I had learned for it might mean my life I taxied to the end of the field checked my instruments control pattern and runway I made certain all was perfect then turned down the runway gate lt full throttle and eased xt gently off the ground I was alone with no one to tell me what to do or how to do It The longer I remained in the air the more con hdcnt I became I found I needed not to be told what to do I did it when necessary and cllcl it right I came around the field and made my approach for a landing made my final turn and guided it down the runway I set it down nd bounced a little but with a littlc practice I could remedy that Howexer this isnt the first stcp in auation one first must haxe eight hours dual instruction and pass two examinations 44 another exciting experience confronted me my solo cross country This was a live hour trip which in cluded at least two stops at strange airports One leg of this journey must be a hundred miles I took off and flew for a few miles and became con fident but slightly careless One minute I looked up and was heading for Pittsburgh the next New York with one wmg low compass off course my nose too low getting lost and excited only to find myself a mmutc later Despite this excitement I made It there and back safely I had hurdled one more barrier After this a few hours of dual and solo were required in preparation for the big moment my flight test Howeyer I knew what to do and when as if by clockwork Its like your drners test you worry and sweat but pass it I passed for what I had long awaited I am now happy and proud Im now a Prnate Pilot 2 ,'46 y y t j I , ' '46-'.47 I , '44-' .' , , ' I 'I I' .fb , 'sf ,J4 . , ' I 'I I' ' ce O wg. ff 432 I M5 ' 'QI I 1 .1-x I -i-ffx K ,.,, Q' 'GT r' ' 1 y , 11 OW for the big moment-my first solo. My After ten hours of solo and a few hours of dual, 1 ' .- - 7 . . Y l Q I . . 7 l 7 - . , . . , I A . , ' 'S . 7 q 3 I V7 7 3 1 , V . - V I - . I . - 1 fl y. ' y 3 N ' ' . v f , , , y Phll W Search R F D No 1 P I Lrfuzffmzx Ashburn Vxrgmra Drum Major Drum forps 43 44 46 47 48 Head Bugler -I4 45 41 4 A B 3 House of Representa nes 4' 43 Centennxal House of Representa tlveS Intramural Basketball 47 43 44 45 46 47 48 Intramural Volleyball 4 44 5 46 47 48 Intramural Softball 45 44 46 47 unmr Varsnty Football an 43 44 45 Rlyal fadcts 44 45 Musxc Appreclatron Club Dance fommlttee 46 47 junror flass Busmess Manager umor Class Dctoratmg I m mittee 4 u 3 H 47 48 fansoxmx Staff I7 Sm rkrng R I mm juryTrc1surcr Qmvklng Room jury Sccrchry 47 quad Lcadtr 5 41 U3l' reck Team 41 4' 45 4 ft 'Q A f6l071d Harry amen Solltude ODAY I ve been thmltrng pondermg oxer those thmgs that hase made me what I am While I renew their llkenesses and dlscoyer thtlr realntnes a dream IS born ln my solitude Through the short course of my llfetnme thxs solitude has brought me many precious moments I see the world as a mass of merry makmg eul mmded human bemgs trymg to dcstroy each others existence The mfernor heartless fools that break our bounds of freedom rule our welfare And now I see another srde These same fools wall break therr lrnes fall ln therr tracks and lose thelr grrp upon the world I thmk thus wrll happen to those of my own generation and how thankful I wrll be But I see thrs rn my solxtude only and whether lt be the truth or not rt wrll be revealed m the end We haye had these people rn the past we hase them rn the present and we wrll hase them ln the future I see the backbone of man s lrfe Hrs one obyec tue justrce ustlce IS a great need rn our Stflllflff for peace I'or we lne rn an age where mjustlccs cast a shadow of doubt upon our mrnds and lrfe dxsmtegrates Here justlce has tnumphcd I haxe trled not to cause any rnjustmes I have trned to create a fondness for my fellovt man and 1 respect for his peace Ah but these are a few And as I forget the eul ln my mrnd the peace of my solrtude returns Yes m my solrtude Im more content than exer Lrfe rs carefree and happiness rcwrrtes .1 new chap The things we hold dear are present And m my heart I realrze that thrs rs my l1fe Although I try ln vun to repay for the ltnndness Ixe recened I find that the most I can say rs thank you to the Creator of thls seclusion For this rs my lrfc and my happl ness rn the seclusnon of my solrtude ter of glory Love rs born ancw 45 ' . ss h'l97 1 . a 1 I , l . 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Arthur B Troup 2118 Cowper Dfne Frfff Lleuterunl Bacon Ralergh North Carolrna B111 111 n Adlllldlll Honor Roll 44 46 47 48 Battalron Staff 47 48 Senror Class Hrstnrran 47 48 unror Class Hrstorran 46 47 ulll and Scroll 4 rce Presrdent Qurll and Scroll Re and Blue 48 Rrfle Team 45 46 47 48 Ca tam Rrfle Team 4 48 Coor Guard 46 47 Commander of Color Guard u 41 47 Wrnner Blue Rrbbun Squad Senate 47 48 Centennral House nf Representa trves 47 8 Xrre President Centennral House of Representatrves 47 48 Intramural Basketball 44 45 41 Intramural Softball 43 44 45 Intramural Pm Pon 45 46 Intramural Vo leybal Declamatron Team 46 Dcclamatmn Iettcrman 46 47 Dance Commrttee 4 45 46 47 Dramatlcs Club jay Vee Football 46 47 Iaptarn jay Vee Football 47 CARSOINIAN Staff 48 r Patrnl 45 41 47 8 Scholarshrp Wrnncr Debatm Team 48 Gym Cub 46 47 Rifle Club 47 4B Presrdent Rrfle Club 47 Assrstant Secretary Senate 47 4 Platoon Gurde 47 Squad Leader Battalmn Adyutant 47 48 Xftmorral Daw Frrmg Squad 6 Hearst Trophy Rrfle Team 47 Creek Roman Track Meet 46 Old Cuard Creek R :man Rrfle Match 46 ,,,.' x nav l 1 V x Hopes 0 rmdemmze Bob Hope and lo rebelzze Irish The Outdoors F you can say that you enjoy the oudoors you are rndeed a lucky person No one can get the real thrrll of catchrng a trout from some one elses story he must do rt hrmself He must find the place, not read about, where apples have gone wrld wrth the brrers and sumac The pleasure of walkrng rn a prne forest, the delrght rn findrng a deer track, the downrrght joy rn berng where thrngs are un sporled these thrngs, along wrth many other attrac trons, are natures own adxocates of the outdoors Look back to the great men rn our natrons hrs tory who were true outdoorsmen Abraham Lrncoln one of our hnest and most loxed presrdents George Washrngton the father of our country, Theodore Roosexelt a man of strong wrll and character, and Grfford Prnchot a man who dedrcated hrmself to the outdoors and the preservatron of wrldlrfe Thrs rs not mentronrng the countless others who rn berng 46 close to the outdoors saw our country rn the beauty and grandeur that they knew would be a prrceless herrtage to future Amerrcans These men strove to keep our woods and streams as we first found them Therr work rs berng carrred on today by our conser watron departments who, wrth your help wrll make rt possrble for future generatrons to enjoy what we take for granted today The outdoors has an unequaled power to make one sprrrtually sound When a person rs among God s creatrons he should be possessed wrth a rever cnt feelrng toward the wonderment and greatness of rt all The thrngs that make up the outdoors are not complrcated, they are a part of all of us and under standable to esery one When each of us under stands hrs lrttle part, our trarl through lrfe wrll become pleasant and satrsfyrng . K6 99 , .V . - v - 'I Y. . V .' ' , I, A 4 'V lv. ' ' I4 '48 , , ., , ' ' ' , , '41 C Cl b '45-' 1-' -'48 ' , ' , '46 ' . . , -,4 - ,. . 4 , V I , ll , '46 H ' u I' 'S , '7-R48 Decorating Committee, '47 , '47 Q ' ' I , ' . 'M llvx -. ,, 1 I , 1 'ua - Q sk- V . -. 1-. 1,4 ,IQ Nl V , . . ' ' f '47 I T- ' , ' ' Q . ,T - 2 -N - ' - U- Y , ig . , I . -,48 7' Q . ' , ' -' s I . ' r' ' rr ' g . . . . - V . . . ' 9 g . . K . . V . . . L . , A , r ' -2 ' . , . I , - , . . . . Q Y - , . Ervin D. Troutman R. D. No. 1 Arting Sergeant Cochranville, Pa. Company A, Platoon 1 Varsi Baseball '47-'48 Ric eam ' Basketball Manager 47 48 Camera Club 47 48 Mechamcs Club 47 Football Manager Honor Roll 48 Intramural Pm Pong 46 -57 48 Intramural Sogba Intramural Volleyball 4 Decoratzng Cf mm ttee Ea le Rook Councxl 41 47 Club 47 8 Alljfblllg 10 do llflfll Ldfj' 11151 azzjtlamg P0110 HAT IS thns d1sease9 That IS what people sand a hundred years ago when they saw a person who had been strxcken wnth lt They saw children and adults who had mangled and twlsted lxmbs and bodxes They saw chnldren stop breathmg and dle because they couldnt move The medncal professnon had no answer for almost forty years Al though a few doctors dnd dlscover a good many drfferent types of thus paralysls they could find no cure for xt Slowly the knowledge of mfantlle paralysis has grown untll sclentlsts have produced the vnrus of thus dnsease Yet they can not determme exactly where lt comes from nor where lt enters the body Physxcnans surgeons and screntlsts stnll can not fmd a posntxve cure for 1t They have developed serums that have worked successfully In experiments but whxch they have not developed far enough to use on humans When wrll we able to stop mfantlle paralysxs7 That IS the cry nn every parents heart Some day It will be answered by scxentxsts now strnvmg to unravel the secrets of thus bafflmg dnsease and trymg as well to improve treatment of nts after effects A great organxzatnon that has made marvelous progress nn the treatment of the after effect IS The Natnonal Foundatnon For Infantnle Paralysrs Inc Another ns The Shrmers Hospitals for Crxppled Chxldren The two greatest alds ln thns dxsease are physxcal therapy Introduced by Snster Kenney and surgery by Orthopednc hospxtals and surgeons all over the country So often nt happens that the parents do not know what to do and therefore they unknowmgly do more harm than good Summer ns the season for polxos tradrtxonal attack Wxnter rs the tnme to prepare the defense If a child IS strxcken by the the dread dnsease keep calm do not excnte the vlc trm call the doctor Many chlldren lose hope and have a hard txme pullmg through because of care less speech from parents and frxends that are around them Always remember Frght the attack m the sum mer and prepare for nt m the wrnter 47 fl 'Yr , 41' I I,'-16-' 1 ,','47 11, 'ae' ' ,'v.'4s ' r i , '47 cg A,'1-'-'48 X xl X - -T, 1 ii Q! ' 7? M . . . . . . . . y , ' Q 1 Y ' I l Y ' . 1 1 I a - I I ' ,, '. . . . v, . , - Robert S. Webber 122 Lafayette Road f. U rpuhlf uBob19 Hampton, New Hampshire flulllfhlill A. PLIIIIIIII I Decorating Committee, '47 Intramural Soccer, '48 Intramural Softball, '47-'48 Intramural Volleyball, '4'-'48 Intramural Ping Pong, '4'-'48 Manager Rifle Team, '48 Reel and Blue, '48 CQ Club, '48 Rifle Club, '48 Outdoor Club, '47 Honor Roll, '48 Eagle Rook House of Reprcsenta- tives ' Sergeant at Arms of Reprc enta mes Iagle R tok founcll uad Leader 4 X uf .Qi-5. Il ldllllg NIUIIEJ fl! fake' fb? DIIBKZHJ t0lHl0 New England HE history of New England dates back to the historic yoyage of the Mayflower in the fall of 1620 New England is composed of the six states located in the Northeastern corner of our country Soon after the early struggle of the original settle ment more ships began coming oyer from England and within twenty years more than twenty six thou sand people were making their homes in New England The type of people who were the early settlers of New England is said to be one ot the reasons for its mtnuftcturing supremacy Mlny of them had un so thtt they mlde rules which set the standards of their products yery high Another thing that New England takes pride in ls its contribution to Americln history and eclucl tion lhc hrst free public school in America was founded in M tssachusetts and mtny of the country s letding schools mcl colleges ire loc ated in New Eng ltnd among them being Hary trcl X cle Dtrtmouth 48 Massachusetts Institute of Technology Smith Wells ley and Holy Cross Wluile Massachusetts is the heart of New England each of the other fue states shows leadership in yarious tields Maine is known for its potato crop lumbering fishing and paper manufacturing indus tries New Hampshire is called The Switzerland of America because of its beautiful mountain ranges and its great granite deposits and it is also a yery important textile and shoe manufacturing center Vermont is famous for its beautiful mountain scen ery md also for the production of the countries Rhode Island and Connecticut are known for the manuftcture of brtss md bronze products hrctrms clocks watches silxerware md textile goods All New England is known for its beauty and charm She is rich wtth American History and mil lions of yisitors come to enjoy her historic shrines her inyigorating climate and her quaint and beautl ful towns and yillzges , 48 . , K .,. . - , '48 2 ' t ' , I, I-lil Sq ' '. '7-'48 ' J ,ff f' , ,- I 6 I , I I I I A 'I I I ls I v ' . ' I K' K I I f Y I , ' Y v 'I 1 ' ,' ' . , 1 V ' ' A ' l . ' ' ,' . A . . . . 7 V r 1 y I f I ' 1 g 1 ' I 3 . ' '. L ' ' ' - ' ', L . I I usual skill and they took great pride in their workg greatest supply' of dyes, pipe-organs, and scales. it K V 4: V I ' J A x' 4 - - p I' 8 A ' Y -' ' ' ' ' I . . L ' ' . . ' 5, 'c s, . ' h - . - . A . , r - I e - , , ' . ' '. . ' Y . Q 4 L' ' ' K f 'A , . '. . , ' ' 4 ' . West Pomt Angelo Peter Wellman 469 E Liberty Street Varslty Football Varsxty Track 47 4 m Cl b 47 48 u eight L ft ng Team 4 Vxce Prrsldent Gym Club -8 Cub -47 Glee Club -47 48 Greek Roman Track Xleet 4 Intramural Basketball 47 48 Intramural V llevball Intramural S ftball Cfrpfml Crmpn11A PIII n Warzrr to be a second Kfzule Rorkne or Wert Pomt Pigiadioutioues Girard Ohro fel OME of the greatest men ID the country have graduated from West Pomt These great men who Include Grant Lee Mac Arthur and Patton have made this world a better place ln whrch to lnve They have used the phnlos ophy taught them at West Pomt to brxng forth nn thus world a better understandmg of freedom Thus country was found long ago by men and women who belzeved rn freedom West Pomt also was founded by men who beheve we as a natron should have the greatest men In the country to lead our army They beheve that West Pomt should be establlshed on the greatest moral and educatnonal background we as a natxon can provnde that from thus mstltu tron would come forth men who would be unselfish nn Ideas to make us as a natron a symbol of free dom not a symbol of hatred and fear Major Sylvaus Thayer was appolnted superm tendent of the academy rn 1817 He IS known as nts father West Pomt has stood for 130 years as a symbol of what thxs clemocratlc natnon belleves rn Each year varxous men from all parts of the country have the prrvxlege to attend West Pomt These men must be perfect both mentally and physncally The Pomt holds many records of achrevements nn the Held of sports For they beheve no man IS great who IS not an athlete as well as a scholar Upon graduatlon these men go forth to serve nn the branch of servxce they are most suited for After thenr tour of duty 15 completed they may leave the army and go mto business 1n whatever Held they have chosen For every man who leaves the Pomt lS an expert ln hrs own Held Thus we should keep m mmcl that West Pomt IS a symbol of the greatest achnevement we as a natnon can show 49 u rv . . Y J I . 7 . 1 , ' , , on I 4' , '-l6f4' G - I' ,I -, 8 Wy' i' i ' , ' 1-we . , .I . V . -..im c ,1 v' gas - ' I ' r , ' '-'49 rm I I, WI? 0 , '48 I Y , f - Q , , - . . . . . Y 9 - - ' . , . , - . . . . Y ' l Charles Wheeler 20798 Goller Axenue Chuck C0,p,,I,1 Euclld Ohio Cfnnpany A Platoon I X arsrty Basketball 47 48 jay Vee Basketball 46 47 lay Vee Football 47 Intramural Softball 47 48 Intramural Volleyball 47 48 Intramirfaa Prng Pong 4 u C fuk Roman Tratk Mart 4 mor Roll 41 47 Trcaxurcr of Scnror Klan 4 Iaglc Rook H use of Represent: tnu 47 48 1 c Rook fnuntll utdrrr C uh 41 I rlfu. House Club 47 48 Pr srdcnt f Coffee H ru L l l cc lub 41 47 4R Dantrng Club 47 Drum Corps 41 47 Dc ratrng fommrttee I V f -rf K Hn big dream, to play nz line Salrfalmzz Army Band Amerlcan Industry I you were to take a trrp across our country you would no doubt encounter en route srgns of actmty rndrcatrng that most of the rnhabrtants of our country are busy at the great task of workmg to make a hvrng You would see smoke pourrng from many burldrngs the hum of machrnery rn fac torres heaxrly laden trucks speedrng oser mxles of smooth hrghway and thousands of other evrdences of busy people These people are engaged rn the process of dorng somethrng useful of producing somethrng that the consumer wrll pay a prrce for 'lhey vrorlt rn order to eat to lne rn comfortable homes to vxear good clothes and to saxe somethrng for securrty and entertarnment 'lhe Unrted States mth rts resources rndustrral foundatron and fightrng spmt could be self sustam mg but me vsould find a lack rn a great many things For example lets take our automobrles vre use rn therr constructron tm from Malaya chrome from Rhodesia rubber from the East Indres and many other necessary forergn products On the other hand 50 forergn natrons would be much worse off wrthout our commerce The Unrted States rs the brg cog rn the wheel of world rndustry It keeps the world supphed wrth the tools and machrnery that forergn countrxes need rn order to produce therr own export products In thrs way we recene payment rn for ergn products that make for the betterment of our own land The great captarns of lndustry such as Ford and Carnegre hare speeded the productron of goods and hare made us rrse to the top rn the worlds rn dustry The reason for therr success rs that wrth therr huge organrzatrons they can control the entrre process of productron from start to finlsh and not be hampered by concerns that control only a part of the process such as raw materrals or transportatron One of the factors most responsrble for the fast productron and good qualrty of Amerrcan goods rs the keen competrtron rn rndustry Thrs competrtron has made and mil keep the Umted States the greatest rndustrral natron rn the world as 99 1 I I V , ' ,' ' ' , -'-rx C , '48 I . , - ., I ' 1 Hr . ' x-' -'48 -A ' ' ' f ' '-'-IR 2 I . U . . I I. I5.gl'A' ' .r ', uvnas G O rr QI , ' 1-'47 I .. I I I ' ,' we C. ' U I ' 1 Q- fl uw, '-174'-48 GIA-ICQ I, ' vz' -' . , I ,I III Ann ' I ' , '47 'V X I l LJ .If fx X. I ' . n.- v ' 4 o : . I . . . . I I . I .... . . I . 1 ' ' Y ' , I, , I . . ' , - . , . II 'I , , . . I . -- v 9 I , . I . I I . . , . I S ' ' ' I w Y I ' a I w V f V 1 V' . . ' . . s V A S a I I I I . . . 5 , I . I I . . . . . 4 S ' . . . , . . V I f I I I , 9 S 1 r 1 I , . . . . I . I . Robert E White, I 439 Willard Street Bobc If! Lieulenani Company B Platoon 2.mCSt0Wn N Y Platoon Leader Varsrty Football 7 Varsr Baseball 45 41 47 48 Rrfle cam 47 8 Intramural Pmg Pong 47 48 Intramural Volleyball 45 46 47 48 Drum Corps 45 46 47 Red and Blue 47 48 ur and Scroll onor Roll 45 Old Guard Decorating Commune. Senate 47 48 Dance Club 4 48 Secretary of Thc Scnn Class 47 48 Secretary of Thc jum I lass 46 47 Scxcnce Club 4 4 Annex House ff Rcprcscntatncs 46 47 48 Vrce Presrdenr f Fhc Anncx House of Rcprescntamcs Secretary of Thc Annu. Hausa of Representatxvcs fARSONlAN Staff 48 Senror Literary imtmcty Rcprc sentatlve 47 48 S k 4K 47 mo mg onm ,lur Busmess Manager THr Canso NIAN 48 C Club 46 47 R Tolerance Fssay Contcst Wmncr Red and Blue Reporter PZ?-5 Fund llorll A HN TI es I uanmz be Jecretary Esprrt de Corps SPRIT DE CORPS lS the musrble force that has the power to move mountams The spmt of the corps IS what makes any outfit tlck Wlthout rt wars could not be won nor could any group of men lrve together for any length of trme Esprit de corps comes drrectly from the hearts of men Thrs spmt rs the only factor that dommates the actions of men lnvmg rn a group rn any walk of llfe In the past two world conflrcts thus was proved agam and agam for rt was thls sprrlt that strength ened us at home and strengthened esery outfit of the Armed Forces lt alone enabled us to emerge as vrctor both tlmes lt IS thus sprrrt that presarls here at Carson Long Every man that enters Carson Longs gates for the first time lS grlpped and held by esprnt de corps He carrres thrs splrxt vuth hmm for hrs lrfetrme It rs thrs spmt that holds the corps together and helps rt work as a team The sprrrt that IS here rs one that rs not surpassed by any other school There haxe been hard moments and we grrped but m the end rt only made the corps a stronger unxt As I look back over my four years at Carson Long I can not thunk of any trme when our espnt de corps was low In the future the esprlt de corps at Carson Long will contlnue to be a realxty Carson Long has the hxghest type of esprrt de corps posslble The future Semors should keep thns 1n mmd and carry on m grand old tradltron for they hate a school of whrch to be proud We the Semors of 48 are 1ts repre sentatnes and whatexer we do we wrll contmue to be a part of the corps perhaps not m body but rn spmt for our esprnt de corps lrves on 51 . ' r. 4 . I J , - - f , '45-'46-'4 , ' -'4 ' f 'mt' 3' 3 'll ' ,I '47-'48 , '44-' 146-'4'-'-ss A . , , A' ,V . x , 1 r 7-I LI V , ' 'ur , , . , I 1 'nr . '. l ' ' gg -v ' v 1 p l - AIA lh' I I be ,, e . . C . . . . , '47, 48 4 H 1 I Ku!! 'qf . 'ttf-'47 x 'L' Dramatic Club, 'Ara-'47i'4a FMC fj ' 1' . ' - . C . , , -' A ' ' '- i QU 1' it ' .'4a :- . ' H Z a 1 ' '47 4' ' , '46 ' I 6 L! . ' ' V ' ll ' ll . , ...n , Y , B - . . . . . . ' . . V , - 1 ' . . , , I - . I - . , . , . Iohn E. Wilson R. D. No. 1 Willie 1Jfm,4,,ffz7f,1 Cade! F ranklin, Pa. Cf,n1,h.:r1V1 A, Pl.1tfm11 1 Honor Roll, '47-'48 Varsit Basketball, '47-'48 ilay Nyce Football, '47 ntramural Volle hall, '48 lntramgfagj Ping ong, '48 Ri e Cllub '-47-'48 Glee Club '47-'48 1 5 11 ' af Gels ee? QQ! xniel 1 -'X -D And there I uar Jon rgbtmg fo my 11 e The Future, What Does It Hold? HAT does the Future hold for America? for U57 for Industryl' for Commerce? We wonder whether or not the Future will be helpful m these walks of life or whether it will be the downfall of all these subjects For America it will hold what America has made or done for itself For Industry there awaits the answer in the work that has progressed and that is progressing For Commerce rt rs the master of our international trade It will determine whether or not our country will survive the ordeal of competition in Commerce The average person hopes for peace and pros perrty He hopes that by the time he has reached a mature age that he will be so established that ordinary troubles will worry him no longer H hopes for better lmng conditions and better hous mg facilities These are very important in his fu ture way of life as a result he vull be a better utrzcn A happily married lrfe is another thing that the awerage person hopes for He wants his marriage 52 to be happy and constructne as well He hopes to have a normal life and that it shall be one of many accomplishments What can we the seniors do to bring about the Future we hope for? This is a question that has to be answered to insure the safety of our Future The few ambitions that we have now must become a reality in order to secure rt The professions that we will soon be engaged rn must be of a construc tive nature We must be able to hase our vocation such as to be beneficial to the people as a whole Yes the Future is a xast area containing all these major details and if nt could be taken for granted then the worries of the world would be oser but rt cant Therefore it rs up to us Mr and Mrs America to see that the Future is not a disappoint ment but an encouragcmcnt to everything and everybody As Napoleon has sard Imagination Rules the World Truly this is the word of one who has been educated by Experience C , 485 H ' i N, If 3. 14' D W g 5 1' . y E 5 M .KJ .-+ r. . I Y f- . r V .ry - . .. 1 . I A e ' 4' ' . . . ' - y I . Victor Zeve 910 Ravine Drive Dntinguirfaed Cade! Vic Youngstown, Ohio Company A, Plaloon 1 Intramural Soccer '48 Intramural Basketball 48 Intramural Softball 48 I t l P Pon 4 n ramura rn g Drum Corps 7 48 Intramural Volleyball 48 Glce Club 48 Screncc Club 47 Treasurer of Scence Club 47 48 HE' Someday hell ill! Jowebody lllfb flame 1111 An Open Letter To Dad Dear Dad N thus day of my graduatron I thnnlt of the fine gurdance and encouragement you haye grven me rn tnmes when rt vsas most needed I drd not apprecrate your help when you would snt up at nrght and assrst me rn my work When you made me prepare my lessons perfectly and told me how Important xt was to learn to study you were domg me a fayor I could not appreuate at the tame Smce I haxe been away and have had to study and work for myself I have seen the Importance of all this Many trmes you have had to gne up much of your trme whrch you could haye used for other necessary things Durxng this Past war you were away for a long trme and durmg that trme I learned that not hay mg you to turn to was not a happy lrfe But now that you are home agaln and we haye had many enjoyable hours together nt seems to have made up for the trmes when only a letter was the lxnk be tWCCl l US and am about to go out rn the vyorld by myself I vush to thank you for all the fine and wonderful thrngs you have done for me Words cannot express the thanks I wash to gave to you mother You have taken care of me when I was suck and helped me In many ways You and Dad haxe been the best parents a son could wrsh for Dad rf rn my lrfetrme I can be so l-und and sportmg wlth my chrldren as you have been wrth me I vull have lned a full and happy lrfe Your Son Vrc 53 .Ii I , , 8 ' ' , ' -'48 3 ' , U. A , .. 3 . 4 Y I . ' ' ' 4 V - - - , , Now that I am graduating from a fme school V V V V I ' ' r 1 r 1 ' 1 r A , - l . 4.4 V ', I ' . ' 1 ' ' Y V Y V. . V . ! Class Wrll of 48 Arteaga leues hrs olson woree to lolson Allrson I leases the bell tovser for someone else to Arson H emt xx1rt to e e Antonellr xsrlls the beneh to XVrLfreld Beyer urlls the prano to someone who e.1n ply rt rter len hrs rntellett to lYllfI'1lZZl Collrns leues to 1 pl ue vshere they ll serxe l1rm C ozrer len es for the bush eountry lheeett vsrlls hrs strength to Ersenherg, DeP1ul urshes he eoultl lllxL Betty xxrth hrm Gl1zrer le11es the smoltrng room pr1no to Studder Gerst vrrlls hrs gl1sses to someone xx ho ll zgrxe hrm 1 Holm ID rt s about trme he left lxrlxelaee leues Belfry rn 1 vrretls lxrrlt sxrlls Colemin hrs enelurmee e oxsrtz xxont lerxe rt hut he ll sell Mangmo cerxes the sthool b1elt rts 1thletrt equrpment Mrlls lelses hrs lenee to Donox ID Ne 1lson promrses to send the sehool 1 neu tmnon Ognrbene lerxes XX hevr Perez vsrshes Grrer sthool NN IS rn lLLllklOl' Ru leaxes for 1 b1ll rntl ehun Serreh vmnts the Drum Corps to eo 1lOl'lL rxrth hrm 'I routman len es to drrxe 1 traetor' Whrte lenes the typexxrrters ste 1mrng lxoerner leues hrs nose 1s 1 replre1 of Prlse lJCllx Xwebber elully erxes hrs xxereht to ltlvx rrels Brothers leues to plly rn 1 horror moxre l51rne5 lerxes for hrs L toprr fexe leues hrs mrll temper to It Iepler Xlsr son lenes 1 shoxel so the unrors e1n eletn 1 eorr,e lelxes rr r 1o rtron to the Coone er e ue t t rr er lrllen e reello xxrlls hrs et 1r1rt ue rre reeler leues to s l e ln11n le nts hrs foo oo s rn tom wlexron to tlrre oft lestope e ul1ee r rn ' 1 Ilf . ., '. ' '.' leax' 1. Cf.1 ', a 'es ' - 1 . . rr , t Y . 4 L ' ' ' l ' Y' l . 1 7 l l 'D 1 It . ' ' I, ' ' '. 1 , ' ' ' ' 1 . 'L r . y 1 .L - . , . ' V . - , lxib ' ' 1 '- ' -' . ' rt. ' a ' - 7 - 'f 1 ' '. . ' Q ' 4 1 ' . Troup leaves to make mountain dew with the rest of the confederntes 4 71,1 Y A ' . ' ,H 'Q . I. , , , A . ,' , ,K rx' '. he ' ' ,. .' 'l, 4. . i ' . - ul ' ' 1 '. L11 th-r . crm K '. l ns tllsl sm - , l lletlx' l '. 's rr st.1rt 111 er' .1g.rrr1 in lern lcrtu. I 11. Mth ' - lrlr rrre-nt.rll1' some trrne' loo. Altl' A '. l' l I Ato V1 A-llo. W'l H A -. 1 .l5NrlN lIl.llC Je-trrllo, XX'-l , -. -' ' xg tl l le, . tl I C21 tg. tu.1. ll! to UIIP v if 131 1. ll 4 H mf 'W2Z?qffffWWWW,,,M,mF JDUQEPQLASSMQM UU XX O5 X B QP s 1 S ex X 0, X N NXNk 5 0 X NS 0 fl H bv M X! 'V W?VY1f WWW-Jvjwmf f XG? X Z? 'wffff I f 21 f ,f N if ix -TS IN m N ' ' .X f J m fd m N' Os i X M FQ X ff? AX B' .. .- 15 Nij' X xi: kv XI Q X S T-I1 161 X g - X y '. - 7 R ' XX f' xl QE, QE .K NX X - X :J X Nl , R X 1' H L N4 fi JU L. X S Y 'f' ' 'Mx . R I X, gl ' xi ,Ld ,, , SUP Cy f X W E , QS sf F ' x if AN C h I 1 ff I Q I ll 1 lf! y V X X Y ' f ' Q , Sfh 7 1 fl ffl, ,wif junior Class Officers Prexidenr .................,................................. SGT. VASQUEZ Vive-Prefident .........,................,............ S efrelary ............................................... Ant. Serrelarj ...... ,................. .................. . . . .SoT. DONOVAN .....CPL. DOWNES .......SoT. BIXLER Treafurer .........,....................................,....... D. C. AUE Ani. Treafm'er , ....................,... , ....., . ...,,. .. HlJf0!'Id71 ......... . .... . , . ............. ,........ ...... . . . . . , .SGT, GREILICH BIRD Am. Hmmm: .,........,................,................ SGT. MKICAULEX' lA .,,.... up ,. w ARTHUR VASQUIIZ GIFRALD H DOINOVAN A111716 Drink Lfo Dnscoll 47 Oaklawn Dme Apartado 1364 Rochester 12 Nevs York Laratas Venezuela S 61 geanl ClAX1OIN H Doxxms Rol-HRT D All Clzlc Br Brooksxdr. Road S08 Worth 2nd Struct Vlfallnngford P1 Ro kford Illmoxs mtg Cu D C Sefgeanl Rn HARD Bmn Beelfe 631 XX olmson Street Phnladclphla Pa Cin 'F fx ' U N -U ff ' H . ' X .Y f ' V 4 vp ' , .. L , ' ' , . Aff' f 3,-pm! , . -p H1 1 S rfifw- - .. .. ...-.,. HARRIS j. BIXLER Mlmnorglc W. COLEMAN Gusrfwo J. COPELLO Pele Mm'd Garry New Buffalo, Pa. 504 Vine Street, Elizabeth, N. Maracaibo, Venezuela Sergeazzf Sergeaul Cm porn! CIRARD R CORBIT1 WIILIAM j CRISI-IILD Run llfallj 86 27 25-ith Street 174 I-Ilghlmd Axcnue Bellerose New York Wxtcrbury Connermut At Img Corporal Cadet HARLANm M CROOKIR jx H k Bunk Le IJ an 48 Yale Axenue 110 Str 7132 Green Street Middlebury Conn Ruhmond Hll N xx Yolx Harrisburg P Cn 'Iffdf Cade! Sergemzf ,Q . 2 ' , . ' 2 H ra ff f ,yr v 1 1 -1 ' Y 1 , xr , 'Q , rr Tuorms H. GR1fu.1:gH HENRY M. GREX'BlLL ' ' 84-25 ect f , ' , ' ..l ,. l RFINHOLD P GURKE jAMrs E GUTHRIE WALTIR E HALPFRN Glllk Guila 0111 77 Dawson Axenue 208 Mohonrng Bldg, Mann Street Oceansrde New York Warren Ohro Iflerschmanns New York fnrr Sugeanf Atfmg Corporal Alflllg Yergetvzl jams A HARTMAN HARVU S HOLLIR Dot 51.171 820 E Second Street 5106 Larthvsood Axenue Nescopeck Pa Phrladelphra P Sergeant Sergeafzl Rlcuarw B. LASHLIEY SAMUIZL E. LAX XYIILLIAM A. LEHMAN Dirk Sev11f11jp Bill 721 Caldwell Avenue 7 East Main Street 689 Hazel Street New Kensington, Pa. Nanticoke, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Dirlirzguifbea' Cade! Cade! Corporal GIORCI B LIILHTON lmrPH A MAN1A7LK EICFNI P MAxoR PlL't0llfl1ll M4 6 Butk Street 75 North Mam Street Plaget Emst Bermuda Newmgton Conncttnaut Port Allegany Pa Arlmg Cm fn 11 Cadet Cwprmzl BRIAN VAN MoLs FRANK MCCAULLY Dulrh Mar 18235 Mxdland 69 Roxen Road Detront Mxchrgan Rockulle Centre New York Cade! Sta Sergeant SALVATOREJ NIGRONE JOHN C Nowlcm RICHARD A ROTHER 4 Lfgf' Pengum 159 Palisade Road 35 Garden Court North 8631 Fort Hamilton Parkway Fort Lee New jersey Garfield N J Brooklyn N Y Corporal C0fP0fdl Dfftmglufbed Cadet WARRER SCHIILI HAROLD M SCUDDER R EDWARD SCHUMACHFR S viz Lllfkj 1-136 Tudor Street 135 Monmouth Street 173 North Hanoxer Street Phrladelphra P Trenton 9 Nevu ersey Pottstown Pa S1741 1711 Sugewf Cady JOHN D SHEPHERD FRANK VITIELLO Smzleq 1 Box 108 2437 East Ftrst St Beaxertown P Brooklyn N Y D C Sergeani LEWIS EDVVARD VOIGHT jAc:QuEs L. WICQKSEL J. CHRISTOPHER ZIEGLER Clair-k lVivLf vcbfifn 135 Valley Road 849 Bryant Street 508 Continental Road Haworth, New jersey Woodmere, Long Island Hatboro, Pa. C.1dez D. C. Cvfpofffl The Sophomore Class The class of 50 wrll no doubt be a good one There IS plenty of fine maternal m this year s Sophomore class to support next years Seniors and under the able drrectron of Captam Krngsley they w1ll go far toward becomlng an honor to the Corps We wxsh them the best of luck nn future years and we are sure that they wnll always brmg honor to our school Prendenl Vzce P1 erldenl Serrelaf y Affutant Sefrelary Tr eafurer Afwranz Tren mrer Beswnck Bruaw Cannock Co e Conklm Conway Dexs Edwards Ee ls Exsenberg Estes Farrservxs F ornwalt Fned Gnddmgs Grubbs I-lewrtt H1 rsh Layton Levm CLASS Morro CLAss CoLoRs CLASS FLOWER ' ................................ CPL. HIRSH I . . I . . f f ' MEMBERS Martm Martm Mattern McLeod Miller Moran Muntzer Nyman Pemston Rhodes C J SGT GRUBBS CPL C MARTIN CPL DEIS CADET MILLER CPL FAIRSERVIS Rogge Rojas Santos Srmon Solomon Spnnger Sundqunst Tengstrom Twist Whxtrng They are Ja e who do tbezr bert Blue and Gold Mountam Laurel The Freshman Class Durmg therr flrst year rn the High School Department the Freshmen have shown great promrse and leadershlp under Captam Grubbs They are destined to become the leaders of Carson Long rn future years They have shown therr versatrlrty on the athletic field and rn the classrooms The Semor class wrshes them luck and success rn then' commg years Prexzdenl D C DARE Vzre Prendenf C F ARKAS Secretary D C COOPER 71164111167 D C Goonwm Auularzt Trearurer D C EHRHARDT MEMBERS Behveau Farkas Mays Srgmann Carter S F15 Morgan Tarqurmo Chaves Goldaper Mortensen Warren Cooper Goodwm Ramsay R Wrgheld Dare Green Rodnguez York Ehrhardt Gunderman Russell Zane Lehman N Schmdewolf CLASS Morro Anytbnzg uorlb domg 11 wortb domg well CLASS COLORS Red and Wbzle CLAss FLOWER Red Rafe ' - ' ................................. D. . Aniflant Serrelary ..........,.. .............. D . C. CARTER, S. , . ' k ' ' The un1or School Under the able leadership of Lt George Greenwood the JUHIOI' School wrth the trtle of Company C has shown that they are worthwhxle future crtrzens of Carson Long Instntute Pxckmg thenr own leaders and governing themselves as real men has helped the young men of Company C to develop a strong sense of responsnblhty and a real sense of dexonon MEMBERS 511: Grade 7th Grade 81h Grade Callrparr Gray Boccelh Gephart Fernstem KICIUYOP Caruana Pres Neal Lehrman Mltchell Davrs Pemston Batnson McGmness Femstem Treas Pettyyohn Sec Ramsay Goldman Rend 61,7 Grade Ayars Greenhut Waters Cannock Codlrng Hays Judd V Pres Gable Golden Hershman Stuart Gorsch Halpern Kelleher Cross Guth Rosenzweng Stender Heverly Hamlhon Bennett Tedesco Byers udd Runyan Meara Lefkowm Shannon Gardrner Mme, Erchelbaum CLASS Morro Labof Conquerf All CLASS FLOWFR Whzle Rafe '1 J I . Culss COLORS . 1. S. l... U, . 1. .... Black and Gold 1 -l 31 65 LA -MVT uxvn 09 3 M 9 EWWFW Ywfign W -nv- 'f,..f '4'x Mi fa- I MA OA!! www 71.19-v' At :WSW Q W XX' ev' xr OJ' 3 'X A ff!! ' WW? ffifmfffffifl My WSLBTFQQWY? Uh., Ullltll.. 4311111 L X? 5 H if X' S L JU.. S Ig I ilu UL X f Xf fd Ut1..' 1 R fr' If mb? vi lm vlllw-X CV f 3 L nn.l 4 .lU.L.LHL. ul 1uu11.L X 'JIU' ell.. :HI ln, MHILUMH IJ 1.111 ML, M M W if ff!! iffy N!! 'X I L if A ff ga!! l ffflf W!! Ill, IVA ,ffl V1.7 If f WN, Wlfff, . Q fm g L9 I 'HV . At, 1 ' ff' f f , 'HHH X' 'f X . 5 j IM 'M' Q3 1, J 1 nm rr TF' A , .I .LC xj ' ' IIILLLLULNN s 5 I H R, xT ,um X 'inf Ijlnl 169 I 'Y - , , HIILJNKI' 'f' Ka' N x K ' Q 41 , , I! j D Xxx Y R 1 lxf c xxx? , l-f 1 I ' X Q! l u 1 If ' I 1 ' I X' , L , 1 j j N ' Ill: AWIH f as u H H' M X ' L' ' ul mn - -F ,,,!-T j ' 5 ,gffix 1,1 A I 1 ff' ' Qu: ,I ' ' f ff X 1 I 'V I' uf I1 I ' N' Battallon Staff To run a mrhtary organrzatnon successfully a capable framework of officers rs necessary The Battahon Staff s composed of such men Under the superuslon of the P M S 8. T these cadet officers are responsrble for the mnlrtary trammg of the remamder of the corps They hare worked therr way up through the ranks oyer a period of at least four years Before you gue commands first learn to obey them rs a statement sery often used m mstructron of leadershrp An outfzt IS only as good as nts leaders Bazlalmfz Cofmmzndev CAPTAIN HOLMAN Ballalmu Exeruizze 0 new LIFUTENANT DFPAUL Commaudef a Company A LIFUTFNANTS COLLINS AND COZIER Commander 0 Company B LIFUTENANT DEPAUL Commandef o Company C LIFUTFNANT KFLLEHER Battalion Adjulanz ......................., LIEUTENANT TROUP ' ' f jj ' ............. . . , 1 . ' f ' ..... . . ' f T ............... . - f T .............. . . . The Color Guard Y-'10 1-IW 5 '-0. Aw thu Colors go by thc FCXICNXIDL st1n1l 1 lccl1nL of prulg 1n1l honor goes through thc men xx ho urry them lt rs 1 hxgh honor to 1rry thc. Colors thcrdorc only ilu man mth thu most out stmnlnng Llllflxlil' 1n1l ball rcsput IFC Chosen 'lo bc rn the Color C1111r1l the man must bc cxullgnt nn thg Ullflllll ot 1rms 1n1l Closc order 1lr1ll A5 IH honorm rus lfnl thc. men ot thc Color Gund ,xra Cltul mth the C 1rson Long The mnmbnrs of thu xc1r 5 C olor GLllI'Ll 1rL Cww111111111r 5 RC I -XXI AR1l M A 1 QORPOR-XI YIQRIJXI Rfglvl Gum! CoRPo11-1L Bmw Luz Gum! S SIRC! xv lxIRlx Afmum A S1111 x1 o xx fllnnzzw A S1111 1 1x1 Q-1RT111 j If f 51.11 ' 5' . . ,,-iff' if-5 A.-'fag T: I , 1, '. :Q ful .md hluc citation Lord. which is worn over thc lcft shouldnr. f . 1- .4 .......... ..,.,,,,...,.,,,.. ' 1-2 ., A1-'-f.::11 ..,........,,,........,........ .' .. . ' f' . f .....,.....................,. 2 rm. CQ I.i.I,lN . .,.,,....,..,.,..,........,,. Em. Q 2,, The Carson Long Drum and Bugle Corps As we look at thrs ptcture close our eyes and dream famt rolls of drums the clashmg of cymbals and the rtngmg notes of bugles take us back to the campus where men march to the rhythm of the Drum Corps At the begmnmg of the school year thts outflt was a group of unorgantzed green men They knew nothmg of playmg the mstruments But now we may well be proud of the work that thts outfrt has done But before we say any more allow us to bestow an honor of apprectatlon upon Lt Schultz for hrs endurrng patrence and deep enthu stasm tn maktng tt the outflt that tt 15 now Thts outfit has proved ttself worthy to be a untt m the Carson Long Corps of Cadets Drum Mayor LIEUTENANT Pun. W SEARCH Buglert Drummer! CONWAY Drstmgutshed Cadet GRUBBS Corporal TARQUINIO Drstrngurshed Cadet BEYER G Corporal COLE Drstmgutshed Cadet NEALSON Actmg Corporal OGNIBENE Dtstmgutshed Cadet ZEVE Dtstrnputshed Cadet WHITING Cadet CARTER S Dtstmgurshed Cadet BATTISOXN Cadet AYERS Cadet BENNETT Cadet SIMONS Cadet VOIGHT Cadet YORK Cadet Head Bugler Hfftzd Drummer Auf Drstrngutshtd Cadtt Cuoor-tra Ctdtt 13.151 Drum Cjlllbdllif KOFRNFR Actmg Corporal MARTIN C Actmg. Corporal s 1 , 5 1 f t ' I 'i f 1 7 V - -1 - I I '1 '- v r - 1 a .4 - ' ' ' Z . ,Z ' , . Q , . . f 1 - . , , , , ,., gi 'YKT ffVfW!flfff ff I -mf A in l NU CD CTJx9JQvEU1xQpGQL.vUv . S' Wm , 1 The Senate The senate IS the cadet gox ermng body of Carson Long Very few schools haxe an o gamzatnon th If rs opemted entirely by rts student members We are proud of this setup and If helps Lonslderably to build thc cooperation and loyalty of thc entire Qorps Upon these men falls the hardest yet most hrghly honored resp0ns1b1l1ty that the school has to offer Thcy are thosen for thelr honor loyalty md eflicnency The Senates mam objectrye rs to help eyeryone as much as possrble ln order to better the school In all cases these uords are its gurde lf nt ls rmht then dare to L O lf This year s Semte was Composed of the follow ng men Pfeudtllf CAPMIN Houmrs. 5411114113 Irksi L11 UTINAINT DIPAIJL Alullfdlll Smuuy Imsr LIIUTIZNAN1 TROUP Slfgf 1111 zf Arm, Srcoxn L1 rrrma 1 Prrzrz MEMBERS Inm Lxru CDJDI XVHITI bcrond Lrcurenant CUIIIR A D V ' 7 Y V 1 I ' V , N . I ,, - - ' 3 V, . . ' ' Y I H l ., Ib , , . ,, I - 1 .........--...........-.......... 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FIRST LIEUTIQNANT KALX'EI.AGE . 1 ............. 23: zs's.'r:' 11 House of Representatlves To be a Representatne IS an honor second only to bemg a Senator for to become a Representatne a cadet must prose hlmself loyal capable and trustworthy The Representatnes are the basrc dlscrplrnaryf body of the school When the Rep resentatnes take Lharge of the bUlldII'lgS the efhclency morale and the order rn the bunldnngs are entirely up to them There are Representatnes ln each of the bUlldll'lgS to maintain dlsclpllne They can keep elose check on the students and are able to help them The House of Representatnes ns composed of the following, men C1111 7111111 H111 B 1,71 H411 House P11 1111111 l11e 11 1111111 S1rr11111 T11 1 11111 Lt Search bg., Vmelh l'rrst Ny Guzls ul Representatn es Clpt Holman Lt Troup Fxrst Sgt Brxlnr Sg, Allxsun l1H11 ll1lfA11111x H1use of Repusentltnes 111111 III 1111111 111111111 tDL1u It Peru 5 Cyelst 1- bgt MCC rules Ne llsc n 3 House ot Represent IIIKLS P11 111 111 l t lsel eher 1 YL 14411111 lt S l IIHL1 Set Tedesco Set Cdfulfll House 1f Representtltlxes Pr1 11176111 I 1112 Prem! 111 511144111 T11 unrer Sf5g,t Krrk Net Ruff I t K ue age Lt Daeeett Set Donos an t GI mer use f Represent ltlxes 'YL L 1 1 1111111 1111111111 Cpl Wheeler Cp! 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S1f'1'1f1.11'V1 ..,.,..,...4..,,.... ft ' u .,.......,......,.. V, -' T1141 ..,, ,,,.......,,... . ' '4 . 1 Tl'1'.ll f' ,,,,........,....... . 1 ' Q -- FN 1 ,W - - The Smoklng Room ury The Smoking Room ury consists of a group of cadets who are appointed by the cadets to draw up and enforce the rules and regulations goxerning the smoking room This group holds meetings and trials for those cadets who are guilty of some misdemeanor while in the smoking room This group did an excellent ,ob this year under the supersision of President Robert Ruff Pmzdem SERGEANT ROBERT RUFF V1tePfendenr LIEUTENANT JOHN DEPAUL Senefaq LIEUTENANT EDWARD GLAZIER Tfeamrer LIEUTENANT PHIL SEARCH MEMBERS WHITIE BARNEY DoNovAN Scgunmau The Eagle Rook smoking room is off the campus but they are governed by similar rules and regulations. It has its own governing body under the capable supervision of Collins Mangano and Leibowitz. V fff ffffff ,,, 111101 ,ffflff fn ffffffffm, M W! I U 1 Aim-,311 E, 1530633 -- GYM if WW ZZZZW X 11f 'wQJ E X ffxdif-L, mm f Hia X 111151 W, WW wb 1 U If ff N, ll, if 1 ' 'I , ff HI ff ff C fg CD 7 f E1 , X 1,521 m 'T ' X I' TK ,X 1 I .,, WLM Q, 1. 111 K U 7 ' 1 x H, 5, ' ' ' Q X55 5991 L X fm X 'W vf1.'1zf, X111 f 1 N' L9 1 f 1,1 , W yffxgf 7 Q J - XF- 'eg A K1 1 1' c 1 ' N ,H '11 11 - 11 sux uk! i 1 7111111 11 H . 1 1 l ' XTM1 my KMM Vi J-F, F-,,, ,- Yf,4, , fl' ff I I X ll I f I1 f fl AJ If WW!! ' 1 I N, 4,4 uv.:-v Football Football is one of the best loved sports at Carson Long. Every year some ninety cadets turn out when the call for candidates comes through. This year's teams weren't the best, but they showed a courage undaunted by any odds. The winning of games is not the manner in which the success of any team is measured, but it is the manner in which they play the game. Like the Michigan team, Carson Long had its specialists in both offensive and defensive playing. Throughout the year there was a great shuffling of players. But unlike the Michigan team we won no games. But all in all, we en- joyed playing together and we don't think that the '47 season will be forgotten very SOOH. -Z. As well as can be determined this was the lineup for the majority of our games: ll fl Te nu Vasquez Dcckcr Grexlich Daggett XY hitc Ger rge Mani., mo Augcllo Glazier Scudder 'HY asp THE VARSITY 'IHE 'IAY VEE SQUAD B B L U11 1 Ogrihcnc DL Plul Dnnm in Auc Bcy cr Rocrner Holman lx ilx elagt McMillLn I. ishlq I H at Te ml Grubhs Crisficld Dcis Goodwin Guthrie Gundc rman Troup Rhodes XY hccler Roy IS RHB LHB Semud Term Hit lrtc Hmmm C lrtcr S Fairserus Moran Tvust Xlmucki Firkas Holler l 1 Mi - .L 2 A - ' ' ' . 'f- fs. 'g' t . St' d 'L111 15 . - , x IME. 'I A ' . LE, ' d - '- I..T. - . '. A l..T. C. fr, j. XX'ellmim I..G, Mamazzu Geist LG. Search ' ' C. '. f C. . 1 R.G. ' R.G. It 1 , . ' ' 1 R.T. U R.T. K R.E. ' f - R.E. A 'Q Q.B. ' Q.B. ' '. ' l-.H. . '. ' r ' a . . . i ' ' ' R.H. . ' - ' 4' . . . i F.B. 4, -' iz F.B. Basketball umor Varslty Thus year the Carson Long qurntet started wrth a comparatrvely green group but as the basketball season has pro gressed thrs group has come to be one of the best rn the league Thrs team has been made posslble by the unrque coach mg of Captarn Grubbs Captarn Grubbs started the season wrth a group that was lackrng rn the abnlrty to vsork as a team He has taught them the Hnest technrques of the game and through hrs strategies has made out of the group a hard playmg team Thrs year the Varsrty Squad was com posed of ARTEAGA fC0 Gzplanzj MANGANO fCo Capfaznj Rocor GREYBILL NIGROINI Glmkr GRUBBS JR HOLMAN Arxrorsrru COLLINS WHIILIR Wusors 'XVe of the xarsrty also would lrke to thank Lt Ramer for hrs hclp to Captain Grubbs rn makmg us the team that we are Basketball Th1s year the jay Vees proxed to be outstandrng rn therr department just as vsell as the Varsrty Our season ended up wrth not so Hatterrng a total as ex pected It was srx wms and four losses Although most of the fellows were new on the team they were able to show great ab1l1ty rn the game thanks to the coachrng job done by Lreutenant Ramer Thrs years jay Vees consisted of the follovsmg men BIRD RAMSAY L1 rc HTON I'ARkAs Coon R HAR1 MAN ROJAS Gursnrnmms. Wrom LD H1 xx ITT J . . 7 . , , Y 3 . 7- ' , '4 7 . ,R. vr Q il , . . . Y A Q 1 Baseball When sprmg rolls around one of the thoughts that enters the mmds of every one ns baseball The try outs are always large Captain Kingsley rllustrates and explams to the boys therr faults and how to correct them Hrs objectxve rs to make them the hnest players possible Under the excellent gurdance of Captam Krngsley the team began to take shape Fmally the sarslty squad was chosen after careful and consrderate thought was grven to each and ex ery man Thxs team of 1947 was one of the best teams ln the league The 47 team had team vsork and mrtratne the two characterrstrcs that help to make a good ball club Last year s team was made up of the followmg men WALLACH j MANGANO G HANSEN H ORIEL A STOUT A NIGRON1: NELSON I MARONEY J The CcrCapta1ns HANSEN and MARONFY were a great help to Coach Kmgsley In Ofgillllllflg Bfld Qlflfllng the team SS. , . 2B. ANTONELLI, A. 3B. , . IB. , . CF. , . LF. , . RF. 4, S. C. , . P. , . FNS Tennis Last years tennis team set an undefeated record for the school that certainly deserxes some recognition Out of seven official team matches not one singles or doubles match was lost Carson Long also made a name for itself by outclassmg the State College High School net men who were later chosen as the best tenms team in the Pennsylvania Inter scholastic Athletic Association One of their players was runner up for the PIAA singles championship while their doubles combination took the honors in the state competition Rain was the cause of C L I not officially winning the two matches with State College although the cadets were winning one 4 to 0 and the other 3 to 1 at the times of the cloudbursts Private schools such as Carson Long are not permitted to enter PIAA contests Under the 10-year coaching regime of Captain Grubbs the C.L.I. tennis squads haxe won about three out of every four team matches. The 1948 team losing four from last years lineup consists of Holman captain Grubbs Arteaga and Perez. The team of 1947 as pictured aboxe is: HANSEN Cn-Caplaiu I-IOLMAIx C0-Capizilz GRUBBS MILLS ORIIEL ARTIZAGA Piimzz lNIc,M1LL1aN COLLINS Alrllldgfl' Track Wxth the arrnal of sprung me agam see the track team out on the athletlc held practlcmg for a great year Lt Greenvsoods faxthful coachmg and guxdance represents much of the efforts necessary for vtmmng es ents Many members of the 47 team hase graduated but we stlll haxe a good founda txon from the 47 team for 1948 Such men as Coleman Mols Dens and Estes mll do the spnntmg The pole xaulters Holman and Ruff are out to try nt agaln whsle ID the yump and the broad jump The boys mth muscles such as Grenlxch Daggett Wellman and Gunderman wlsh to show thenr strength wnth the welghts These cadets Knrk captam of the 48 team Exsenberg Hemtt and Layton whom we always see spendmg the afternoon joggmg are going to do the mxdclle dnstance runnnng Y . y y . . 1' 1 , ' Y A ' Y 7 7 V- other sawdust pit we see Kalvelage, Glazier, Moran, and Arteaga working on the high 1 s a ' r - . :141 ' e 1 .r'.' The Rrfle Team The Rxfle Team whIch has the longest season of any sport here at Carson Long has done a very good job thIs year Thls sport takes stamlna and muscular coordInatIon plus plenty of practxce The men who go out for thIs actIvIty learn a skxll that wlll grve them enyoyment and relaxatron for many years to come The men who have been on the team wIll never regret the lersure hours spent down at the range We wrsh to express our thanks for the fine job whnch has been done by Captam Kmgsley as the coach of our team Any honors whrch have been won are due to hrs fine coachnng abIlItIes We also thank Lxeutenant Lower for hIs handlrng of the cub team Bob Webber and Dnck Fornwalt are to be commended for therr fine job as managers even though they worked under adx erse condntxons much of the tnme The members of the flrst and second teams are TROUP Caplan: GLAZIER BIXLER SCUDDER CARTER 'I WHITE GEIST BESWICK DONOVAN AUGELLO ESTES TWIST ALLISON H ALLISON J AUE RUEE COLEMAN BEYER MCLEOD LAsI-ILEY Alternate MCCAULEY CozIER The cub team whrch IS an experlmental group was started to provnde a backlog of experxenced shots The members of the team are CARTER S SOLOMON PETTYJOHN BELIVEAU ZANE CRoss LEVIN FRIED FISK U 3 Y I .. . 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I I . 1 l The Red and Blue The Red and Blue IS our perlodncal publxcatlon It IS a small paper but never the less the contents are of hlgh quality and are enjoyed by all By the work of the staff under the superusron of Lt Shultz xmproxements haxe been made on ed1t1ons of prex 1ous years The staff ns constantly stmnng to supply thelr patrons wrth the best possxble pubhcatxons Aside from the objectxve to gne the corps enjoyment these members of the staff are getting a taste of yournallsm business managmg and ed1t1ng whlch IS a xery helpful and lmportant factor IU the educatlon of hxgh school students Edzzof nz Cbze CAPT HOLMAIN Armmzle Edllm LT PEREL Bufmerr Mdlldgflf ScT BIXLIR CPL. VITIELLQ Spam Editor ....................,.....,..... SGT. BICCALLIEY Allllllllf Edilor ......................r,..,...,..... SCT. BIRD Fetzmre llrifer ...................,............... LT. WHITYIQ Reporters: Coleman Nealson Webber Cope-llo, Fried Beyers. Carter . Carter. S. Troup Geist. Qu1ll and Scroll Lnder the leadershlp and gurdance of Lt Shultz the 1ll and Stroll an mter natxonal honorary lournallst organxzatxon IS onte more attue at Carson Long and Stroll memberwhnp IS open to those yunlors and senrors who stand rn th thlrd of the1r tlass and haxe proxed thexr yournahstnt ab1l1t1es 'Ihe ortmnzatr muth to help the hlgh school lournallsts to better thelr puhhtatxons Pre-zdwzf C APTAIN C uuox Hoi wax tg umm Inu X 111 f IL f sr liao t ll I c tux not lx lr. Nl H lfuubu N XX I Alt wht: I 1 rlltwbw Cl-KN1 x11 N C a llcwfief S1 RC I ml Ric HARD Bmw ulll e upp r on does W 4 Y A , . . 1. .Q . I I mf PA lltftfllf .., .....,.........., Sill , 2. f A Q14 '11 z.Lo I jill' l 1tiJw.1 .......,,. lfm l.ll l l'lfNAN'l' AMHVR 'A VP T1-.1 fm' ...... .,,...,.,.,...r.. S S rn ,1-Am li ,, : 'mx C'w'rwf1fff1t!f114g .S'frmff.1fj1 , ..,,.. Sr-,toxin l.Il-l I 1-,xAN'l' RAN. 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We are deeply indebted to our faculty advisor, Lieutenant Ramer, for his much needed help and advice and inexhaustible supply of patience. kdlflfll CAPTAIN Cfxltox Holman A1111111111 lilllffll llll1lNAIN1 l'1xxAlu1 GIALIIR Blltlllflt llllllgcl Inriixfxm Rumm Wum A llllllf 1311111 111 5 RHANI llxxoc11K lx Ad111111111g 1111111 1 Il iixam Altima Tm 1 A 11111111 Ad111111111g 111111111 LlllTlN-XN1 Cm Ixhxcaxo Pllllllllyfl 41111 1 Lutrrxaxi joux DIPAII S11 C,11f1111111r LlIlTlNAlNT RM1 Plmz 2QQZ5fNUUHH,7ZQEZEZ:5WWZW7lQD7WZnWi7WZZZx SGCQUAEL w LLIT HURT? A I OH WELL gl sl SH-.Ji 5 Ld MW 1 Ill ll If If ll I o 0 ff 5 I EE E T - 1 v- tr: .ss K Q ff X f 24,40 N,-9. ' QN XQJEP' me r M. , 'fx 2 HU KX ,ET-'F-'L- gi WL 'Z x 5 C Mui Liv' A ik E 4 x fN X it X 'iwf' xxf'f' F f , M X, f, f K!! M f f 3 The C Club Here at Carson Long sports play an rmportant part rn the school year The majorrty of the cadet corps strrves to earn a varsrty C whrch IS mdeed an honor The C Club rs an orgamzatron conslstmg only of those cadets who hase shown out standmg abxlrty and merltorxous servxce on the athletrc held These men are the ones to earn the varsxty C It rs a strong belnef here at Carson Long that sports develop nn the mdlvrdual the quahtnes that burld men Good clean competntxon on the field or court help burld better bodnes and better mmds For these reasons we consider the C Club an mtegral part of Carson Long The C Club officers elected by the members for the year 47 48 are as follows Pfendenr SECOND LIIIUTENANT EDWARD GLAZIER Vue Pfeudem Afl'1RsT LIMJTENANT ROBERT WHITE Senemq FIRST Sl-RGPANT GUY MANGANO Tfefmner .. 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'-2 ' ' ' 1 3'2 l l l N ' Q2 l un . 1 1:39 1 ' I-1 l ' 5-2 ' 102 ' , - 3- - 1 l WS ' ' cfm? 1 2 : 1a . ,. 1, .. 1 A 4, AM. 1 l l 1 1 4 1 I l 1 l . j 1 . l . . 1 I 1 . 1 . X' 1 'X' Q. l l l . 1 1 1 I 3 - 1 3 5 1 ' 1 l l I 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 0 l l 1 1 ' ' l 1 1 Compliments and Best Wishes to the GRADUATING CLASS of I 9 4 8 from FRIENDS Complrments from NICKEL FUNERAL HOMES Best Wushes and Success to yall of the Grczduatmg Class From THE CONFEDERACY Complrments from Lleut 8. Mrs Lower Compliments of KAPPA PHI DELTA MOTTO BELFRY FOR EVER SONG STOUT HEARTED MEN W d MEMBERS if 77 ll ' if ,, K6 O U Tele Ruff L. 8 M L I Prof Glazier Dag Daggett rs' Cl'1inless Kirk Duece Kalvelage oo ie Mills Congratulations an Best Washes 'I 9 4 3 from JUDGE JOYCE d to THE GRADUATING CLASS of H EARL BOOK Complrments of Drugs Stahonery Ice cream Y e Carllsle Baking Developing Kodaks Whutman s Candles 'I-Plfvlwlfll-1'-'I-251221 Drug 8 Drug Store Needs South 8. Putt Streets NEW BLOOMFIELD PA CARLISLE PA compnmenfsof Newport Greenhouses EINAR wesrroko Prop PERRY THEATRE Flowers For All Occasions Phone 175 Wt NEWPORT PENNA ' Th ' ' Co ::1mf:k::--' 1: 213: Complimenls of af if D44 CENTENNIAL H LL pffefemir The Blg Top TO CONGRATULATE THE CLASS OF 48 Rmgmusfer, Lower, Leroy lin! Rmg Tha. Humm Antcatar Bongo Tha Ape' little Dumlw Mrghty Mouse Thc Rlblwlt El Tum Tha llugulrrnf, Hynnr Tlu NX lld BmnC Sn and Rm g Thr Mad Scrcntxst Rulwlur Mm 'lhc hvrm Clunf HL nur 'lhu Puvxdcr Puff Thr 'lurfh Thr Hum m Fly Tl1L Hum ln Germ 7 lun! Ring Tha Hrglldrxcr Tha Lmcxclrst 'I hc bn rngmf, Vmes The T u T n mn I TL IL T 1L u Human Cannonball Acrlllxsts lxulrm 'I umlwlcrs S 1 ATILTLLIN lutnr C hut Slulnr flfllll Sill H xrhr md I 1. lx cr Pm mu! Vnndar Prnkp aku H mdym ln I fz 'lmm al lxmtgdfml Runhuld Gurkc Chlrlcs Mlrtm lllwt A Cllrcncc Idw lrds George Cmnnck Thumru Grulrch Albert brmuna Mmm Artcaba 'I be Mud Home HJYYIS Brxlcr Frank Vztrcllo Clrsun Hulmm Hnnry CJl'Lyl7lll lrnut XXr1.,hLld Alm Chlvcs Rrclmrd Brrd jm Cunklm Armbzfr mlm Allrwn Rubcrt Frsk Bcrnlrd Ragga Murdock Coleman btuart Dare Harland Croukcr Rulnnrt Bxrncy XX irrcn mlm r X1 r I 'N :lun I :mph Hrrsh luggm linlru au Arthur In u Vgrnun Kunvs luxtpll CHU bs lug Sfrlr Nllmturc 'X13.,r1 P1111 March ums Yum lrmcx M.utm rg.L hr 0 :. , I HJ, I . E .. I 1' A Ab KC flu. ,, . ., Ronald Turquinu l ' ' 'L ', 5 Al , , l - Va ' , A ,. 'll f ' . ' J SJ I? l.c my ' mrk 4' ,ffm .rl I , V I :J 'v of , T. 7 111-m.r.,n -fl S h'f'y K I 4 Qk , . A V ,nc B. , f. l ' A -T' -. - ' .l- ' -- 1 u '- U. ' , ' , Guy r- lf lmrdl Compliments of Harrisburg Wall Paper 8. Paint Co 'IO6-O8 S. Second St. HARRISBURG PA Our Merchandise represents the high- est Quality in Wall Papers Give Them a Try SHENK TITTLE Everything for Sport 313 Market Street HARRISBURG PA. Play More Live Longer TUX BRAND CANNED FOODS Are Just Better GEORGE B VROOMAN INC PHILADELPHIA PA - 81 O O I If 71 , . - I Paints, Enamels, etc. ' O I O , . ARCHITECTURAL SERVICE S F G Fahnestock, Jr Reglstered Architect NEW BLOOMFIELD PA Albemarle Donut Shop I Maker of WATCH REPAIRS New Bloomfield Pa The Flrst National BANK NEW BLOOMFIELD PA Roll ot Honor Bank Southern Frled Queene Anne Donuts Besl W'she5 Fo' Success Pres Cakes ALBEMARLE N c 'O 'he Box No 602 Ph 885 L Compliments of Tressler s Gas Station NEW BLOOMFIELD PA CLASS Mr 8.Mrs H E Klelntop 104 1 I 1 I I I I . . . I 1 o o I ' of r - 1 I . 777' V V W 7 WY' 77777777 V I E Y, T I of t - '48 Compliments of ALDON PRODUCTS DuNcANNoN PENNSYLVANIA IJ 1 : X I . SOAPS INSECT SPRAYS AND DISINFECTANTS Clarkson Chemlcal Co , nc WILLIAMSPORT PEN NA Comphments of G W Eckerd 8. Sons Comphments of H J MILLER SHOE REPAIR Standard Pennant Co BIG RUN JEFFERSON COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA Manufacturers of FELT AND CHENILLE AWARDS ALSO SWEATERS Compliments of Dr J R Hamilton PLUMBING Warm Aur and Hot Water Headmg Complete Modern Kitchens Electric Water Systems for Farm Use E C REISINGER New Bloomfield Penna Phone 4 R 2 106 o ' I s 0 I . 2: . Pk 0 an o 0 , . I ,, ,YW , , , . . o o . . . . . o o , . Compliments fo THE GRADUATING CLASS UNITED DEMOCRATIC CLUB 359 Unlon Sireef Brooklyn New York JAMES V MANGANO BERTHA KEHOE I M bers of the New York Slate Democratic Com M All That A Good Hotel Should Be THE PENN HARRIS Harrisburg d fHspt y sa Quality Sportmg Goods ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT GtneS Hdy e Go WEBB 8: WOLFE 211 wALNuT smear HARRISBURG PA Four Hun red Rooms o o ialit Four Famous Re t urants and an r wim Suits e le T nnis Racquets Wilson lf , . Compliments LYCOMING CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Inc. Engineers Constructors WILLIAMSPORT PENNSYLVANIA Best Wishes to the Class of I948 CARL M BARTON cLoTHlNo a. sHoEs On the Square NEW BLOOMFIELD PA Compliments of the DEACONS INC POST No I2 CENTENNIAL HALL Veterans of Foreign Exchange SEARCH CHAVES MARTIN C TARQUINIO DARE BLACK 81 DARK BLACK BLACK ORCHID LOST WEEKEND WITHOUT A SONG t M t YOU SEE THIS BRAND NEW RAZOR I . ' If n 0 I . Head Deacon Post Colors . Brewers Post Flower , . Post Songs Pos ot o I . .. .. EAMS OLLER N 35R22 CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH on FIRESTONE STORE Ralph J Lesh NEWPORT PA Compllmenls From Fruend GEMSCO P+ YR Compliments of Glthens, Rexsamer 8. Co Q s 6 242 244 N D I PHILADELPHIA 6 PA gSyl Sf-O NEWPORT LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING S+ ln A N EWPO RT PA Best Wishes 8 Compliments to THE CLASS From Mr Beckmella 110 Compllmenh From - d I K , Millerslovm- - - , . I I Complirnonh of u ' I I 395 ourh Ave. I I New or Cify A ' I Uniform Accessories Monufacluro I I 1 Since I8 l , W ,,,,-,E-.,,.,,,,,-I f-. , W, ., .---.-, , ,. Y ,,,,,+,-,,Y ,--,. , -,- H We yn --ww A i 1 Y ,YV ,W M ' I I ' I I lnsfilullonal Suppliers of ualily ' Food Since I8 I - . ewan Ave. 5 l I - I I I OF WR R I I 4 ,WWW ,---.v I 748 I Band Box Cleanin s em I I Fasfer-BeHor- a er dorless I I a. I I I I . Third . E Doc Iley I . Phone 8l2 HAMPTON SNYDER 8. SEEDS General Hardware NEW BLOOMFIELD PENNA BORDEN S ICE CREAM xo f f cya? ' 4-QLL' If It s Borden s It s Got To Be Good I I l 7 , '7....'f' .f -'3f91.T V W 7 Q 1 1' 'ff' 'fy ' E SEAM A ? If 1 , , ll G L A S S B A K E R Y PHONE sa DuNcANNoN PENNA W H NORTHEAST CLASS OF 48 CONSTRUCTORS FROM Frank Composto 112 Compliments of Z 1 I , I I H 'P ' ' I Best ishes to Compliments from T E 7 Compliments to THE CLASS 1 9 4 8 ARTHUR Low Esq ' Best Wishes and Continued Success From EAGLE ROOK PE ITENTIARY Warden-Captann Kmgsley Commanders of the Guard Collms Mangano Guards Antonelh Augello Webber Wheeler Lp P07 Paf0fe Allrson Ogmbene Cozler Troutman Iexbovutz Brothers K merner W ellman V xlsc n Dlfktf 7:-sn C c rgc S117 Crazy Ame Mamazza Downes Mols Lashley Lexghton x Shepherd Chrlstfrelcl Rm fhcr Vo15ht F rnwalt Conf PK Pk 41 1 La McMillin Shumacher V,. k 3 . . . , . Q-0 0 ' Congratulatrons to the CLASS 1 9 4 8 Mr 8. Mrs Frank McCauley Compliments of Mr. 8. Mrs. Victor R. Tedesco Best Wishes MAZZINI DEMOCRATIC CLUB 707A Unlon Street Brooklyn New York JAMES V MANGANO President to THE GRADUATING CLASS CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1948 Mr 8. Mrs Phlhp I Search ASHBURN VIRGINIA BOWERS RESTAURANT THE ASKINS STORE ome oo e Meas oun ain ervice NEW BLOOMFIELD, PA. MRS. HELEN BOWERS, Prop. R. F. D. 'I 7 Compliments of H C k d I F I S 'Ir COMPLIMENTS FROM Belfry s Ploneer Arrport Flying Phantoms Flrht Commander Col Lepere jurced Up jets P 67 Squadron I Leader Capt Deuce Kalvelage 2nd Lt Don Dems 2nd I t Bob Goodwm 2nd Lt Chmk Mortenson 2nd Lt jerry Eells Squadron III Leader Capt Teto Ruff 2nd Lt Gus Copello 2nd Lt Monk Mrller 2nd Lt Gundy Gunderman 2nd Lt joe Rodriguez lst Lt Lucky Scudder Squadron II Leader Capt Prof Glazxer 2nd Lt Monster Muntzer 2nd Lt Mac McLeod 2nd Lt junror Grddmgs 2nd Lt Yankee Moran lst Lt Shorty Faxrservns Squadron VI Leader Capt Duck Daggett Znd Lt 2nd Lt 2nd Lt 2nd Lt ls Lt jake Tengstrom Grant Beyer Star Ramsey Wncks Wrcksel Art Bruaw Squadron V Leader Capt Woodxe Kirk 2nd Lt 2nd Lt 2nd Lt 2nd Lt Brll Lehman Bubbles Whltxng Lrmpy Levm Hrps Mattern ls Sol Solomon Squadron Leader Capt Donk Donovan 2nd Lt Nrck Farkas 2nd Lt Bunny Lehman 2nd Lt Rotney Mays 7nd Lt Bruce Fnecl Ist Lt Tom Layton Tower Commander Coop Cooper Mechamcs Sgt Else Elsenberg Sgt Squrrrel Sprmger Code Ace duce double rn spades come on ln Motto On our honor we ll do our best to drmk all me can and stagger our best Songs Commg In On A Wing And A Prayer I we Got Sxx Pence Rank Capt Capt Capt Capt Capt Duratnon Of Servxce Officers Up For Dlscharge Name and Posrtron Kalvelage Ruff Daggett Ixlrk Glazrer Mrlls 7nd Lt Bey er Squadron Squadron Squadron Squadron Squadron Asst Squ Pr ot Leader Leader Leader Leader Leader adron Leader lst Lt. Sherie Mills . . ' ' VI t. Lr. . . 3 , .......... 2 4 ' . ....,.....,,.. A 4 , n .......,.., , 4 , ' A .........,,... A 5 , I ............ 4 lst. I.t. ......,....... b . 4 , 4 , ' ..... , ,.... . . . l CUPP S GARAGE NEW BLOOMFIELD PA Phone I'I2 R-4 SPRING SERVICE Con grafulahons lo the Auto REPAIRINQ Auro urs snrenlss Gfaduaflng Class TOWING WELDING LUBRICATION AUTO GLASS The Independent Press From THE PRINT SHOP or PROMPT senvlcs James Mancaruso New Bloomfield Pa CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF T948 W p f b g Ih CARSONIAN Ph I 9 ph I g pf I I THE GUTH STUDIO Don Eppley Prop 151 w HIGH sr CARLISLE PA 0 I W AT I W I ' f r - . . I I I I i - --f +f -- - f- fu Y--f -- - I 'A' I I I ' , I , . wr if if I e ap reciafe Ihe honor o ein e o o ra er. The nogafivos of hose phofo raphs are ke in our files and prinfs may be ordered any Mme o he regular school prices. I I 4: at wk I I I I I I o I 0 I 0 O I O I Bef! Wzfber From nnex s Llttle 'CAI catraz CL Brams Brains Homrclcle Dead Eye Bronco Applcpack Gentleman Sheclcels Crnme Doc Warden Lt A Ramer Trustees Sun lfml Imge rJ Denpefzdl Trigger Sp uk: T3 IL u mtv IIIIII :ltr Block I Carter Carter S Corbett Estes blxmy Lxoldapcr Guthrie Hllpern H lrtmm Ce Block 3 Half Prnt Bandxdo Shutter Bug Pretty Boy Slrppcry 'lm Pool Room Smoky lull House Creeper Prxson Songs If I had the Wnnes of an Aneel Prrsoner of Ioxe I lower C aullflovner Morne of the Year Prrsoner of 7enel.x De Paul XY hrte Peru Gels: h'lCClUlLj Ne tlson C ell Block bhaelovx Hot Scar Al Capone Atomzc Feet Lnme juice Tr1g,Ke,er Hippy Broun Bomher Russell Santos Schlcle Schmdevnolf Srgmann Sundquxst Twrst Vasquez 7legler Hevutt Holler Maynwr Morgan Ny man Pemston Rhodes Roy is Motto Cod help those who help themselxes hut Goel help those who eet eauelmt . 9 ' 39 ! N ,': 'I .......... . . . . . 'rr' , 'f f ' . H t lu ....... ..,.....,...,,. ' M -'If ll ...,...,...... ..--...... A .e V, . H .............,,...,.., 2 ...,,,4,..,......... 'll Q4 - ................... 1, J. .....,............ V ., jr, ,.........,..,,... It , . ....... ...... ,...... I' A l ll Ui A rl' Y ..................,,..... Green Morphine ...,........ ...,..,. N owicki Hi' L ' H I ' 2 '-h, A. ' ' .,....,.......,.. 1 4 H ' ...,,.... 'z. , ll , N v yll - r A 1 ' i ......,,...,.,.,,. ' V: .. l , ,A Q YA ,, CLOUSER'S HARDWARE COMPANY GENERAL HARDWARE Plumbing, Heating, Pumps, Water Supplies Complete lme of IJUPUNT Palnfs Waxes 8 Cleaners Fngldalre Applnances NEW BLOOMFIELD PA Congrafulahons lo CLASS OF 48 Ralph Mancaruso L G BALFOUR COMPANY Attleboro Massachusetts Class Rmgs and Plns COI'T'lf'l'lel'lCeITleI1l lI1VllGll0l'1S Diplomas Personal Cards Club lnslgnla Memorial Plaques Represenlahve W G ROSS 120 S Second Sf Wormleysburg Penna . . . 1 . l .. . Q , . o o . . . . - . 1 . . . ., I . JUNIATA DAIRY Pasfeurlzed Milk and Cream DUNCANNON PA 0 l Compliments of THE JUNIOR CLASS THE SOPHOMORE CLASS THE FRESHMAN CLASS THE JUNIOR SCHOOL CARSON LONG INSTITUTE and of Concluslon As you haxe lclfcd through thug pagan up hope thu you have grasped our ldea In Pllbllihlflig 1 mcmory edmon lzxery pam mcms 1 gut dcal to the SLHIOYS of 48 and ln lxtcr ycars will pro a 5 mu L of tus mc 111105, is possxhh C oo IL bc ln xx lunar you f - ' 4A . 4 y 4 4 Ak' ' 4 A ' ' ' ' . ' 5 b bl' xn muh more. XX'c hope that you gmsp .as much ' If '. ' v ' ' -. 2 J uk, Vniors. ' I. A A ' dof ,, ,www -me mxfjgf X' ' f - :,: '1Q '11 -ra '+H'f ' , k