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

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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 . . , . , '

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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 , ,

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,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 -