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

Text from Pages 1 - 178 of the 1954 volume:

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Examinations still are far away, some vague time after Christmas. 7 A deadhne IS a deadline IS a deadllne not to be confused with the dates when Engl: h themes are due and book revuews are alled for Here Edrtor Frauenthal seeks to umpress upon has assustants Barrett Creer and Acheson the fundamental law xvhlch governs those who compose artrcles for publrcatlon The Vedette Culver s Newspaper REV? F01 a 1eason xxe of the Roll Call begm th1s book, as It xx ere, xx 1th the Vedette page We are, after all, 1n the pages that folloxx merely summmg up the year xx'h1ch the Ve dette has already analyzed so xxell 1n 1ts xx eekly IQSUQS And xxe do mean xx ell' Undel Frauenthal s guldance, a splendld staff has left us nothlng to do but summarlze No spo1 ts event took place, but Cross and Gree1 f'OV61 ed It amplv Whlle Acheson organlzed the news, Dave Bar1ett dlpped hls pen IH 3.C1Cl to record 1mp1ess1ons of campus flg ures The cl1ck of Verkler's camera an nounced that yet another aspect of Culvel llfe had been captured once and for all Buslness wise Jack MHCKIHHOH kept the papers rolling out to over three thousand subscrlbers all over the world Once agam the Vedette has provlded a superb school newspaper I l 1 1'i k5' , ,, -.....,V.,.-m-15-g711C!'?:-1r'f? '-1-W. U, V-1--2 E5171:11Zffqflrfglf-f 'lE'3f:i:3QEIf-l' fx 4 X--512. 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I A 1 3 A 'F A .1 , -. gf ,'fT,, A ,n,,1H,.- A , -WA Aff , 1 A1 , AAA A W .1 I '34-ru. V' ' ,: -' - -A ' 'W V f b ,, V FN 'M' 'jf' ' E, '- ' -V'1,1,-j'f,'-1-ar ' 552' A 'ig 1, ff ' , 7 ' ,144 ,ff ' ' v' Ju- ,. ' .qr ' , , L 24 - -'F -- ' W . ' 4 ' . - , -3 V , f it A-A 1.,, -A, 5 - -v A- Ag . . A . .. - 1 uix. .n 1 4' 5' N tt how heated the argument, one man was always right, C p y A literally chewed up all competutnorm an the Ho coratmons Contest, . I Once again A Company has maintained its high standards of previous years. The molding of A has been the responsibility of their counselor, Colonel Moore, and Brown, J. A. Between these two and the other capable officers, they have produced a com- pany that was feared in all competition. In varsity football, Brown, Wolf, Laube, Halpert, and Olim garnered letters. They fielded top-notch football and soccer teams which captured their share of triumphs. Golt made the varsity basketball team: Ty- son renewed his quest for records on the swimming team. Brown, Wolfe, Laube, McElroy, and Philpot made a fine showing in company basketball. King, Verkler, and Womack churned the waves for the varsity crew. Wright pounded the cinders for the track team. Academics also brought forth outstanding men. Hodgman, Olim, Bock, and Pease all did excellent work in their respective classes. Other men in A Com- pany, although they were not so conspic- uous, were the real core of the company's high showing. Without them A might not have met the standards set in previous years. TW' ' .3 1- 'T' -r ' I ,.. ' ' 4' ' ' ' ' f 1? M ' 1 , vu-af iff' psf 'i' e 'fff NJ ,xx '-xA- , N NK H T' .Ad Yyltt Q My .-, , A - 'LA' . . I ,, Q v - -V - We 3 . - A , . A L A K- ' ' A x gf- i:'g' - gr - - ' 1, I ' W Q: - -- V' I 3 - ff ,. di ' .yi 4 .Sf fr.. 3, :jf -7 ' af- Svg XJ A , f l jv Q fff - ff , -, , . - - . A U 1 - SU... -Hn... :xi V l . , H 1 L- L, .-fi M , '5 I' 9' P' D. P' U' P' a f n 'a ' A , 1 ' ' ' ar' 1 Q . Q . W Y I I g ,M h 1 1 I B 4, . , 1 1 W, ' mn, -i li . N . . ... .,A.,,mA. ' . 3 'A i . A gf 3 pgf. i ,Vg hfff- 5515 - -1 1 ' Auf? 5 - Q. .ff-5. . . Q5 . , 1wf.X . .G H n .N '31, --i 'fl l W ' 5, 1 T . . . A'Q 5fs .' f sf P rm , r r X L 'Cai Mi A I H. . it t if Y .vv,Q 7 r' 4. - ' rw Y: , I i ',vf:. ' 'xr fl, 5 i I '- ,9 ' ' ' l ' Ug Q -w d 'fn X I. vf , V fy Q . n ' 7 TE '+ ,w ' After an illustrious military career, Colonel Dalferes commenced all over again the trials and tribulations of platoon drill. From the time that the eager-faced new cadets fell in for their first workout on the drill field during plebe week to the grand finale at Thanksgiving garrison pa- rade, old and new cadets alike mastered their drill to perfection. Fall Drill included the basic fundamentals in military move- ments, which were literally beat into the feet of the returning vacationists. Later Fall illbrill the cadets were issued their rifles. Some found these pieces too heavy to control, while others could be seen hard at work on the Queen Ann's Manual. Parades gave the well-drilled companies a chance to show off their skill to appreciative audiences. As a finale to Fall Drill, an Exhibition of the re- spective Battalions took place at Thanks- giving. Sunday after Sunday throughout the fall, the Infantry companies with Big A in the lead paraded before appreciative audiences. Autumn Months Meant Outdoor Drills and Parades 'l ,-D' X 4 'Q , r S fbff' t l. I ,I -' H Qhffu, ' 'mf x 04 aj-C. . 1 ' l hs 1 n 'til ,V y h. I I I. ' 4 ffl' ,p Culver's artillery brings State Road lO under fire. .R Q, ,A ,X l.. 1 'flip . -ri. gr- l - 'GUI - A For tn, Arhllery the Sundav parades begun and end at the gun Shadi. 5 f nWW.v. f2::. . U-M, l 1' A .N 1-,gh V g,,, W5-1-A H. ,--M ,Jimi 'WS 'V' ff fjw' , P A-f '1 Q.. ' , ' ' 'S ' 4 Z If 3 .h . V . 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Their athletic prowess in company sports, regimental champions in both crew and wrestling, is as well known as their contribution to varsity squads. Led by four team captains, Mehaffy, wrestling and tennis, Aguilar and Davis, swimming co-captains, and Shinn, golf, the Battery contains many letter winners. Burns is co- captain-elect of next year's Flying Squad- ron. Bellingrath, wrestling and golf: Baer, swimming, Steel, tennis, Chilton, rifle: Kirklin, crew, Moist, basketball, Bunde, wrestlingg Schonblom and Nixon, track: Caudell, cross-country, quite a cross sec- tion of sports are represented by these men. Along military lines the Battery also has much to be proud of. The Regimental Commander, Warren Davis, is one of their members. In the field of academics, they have five Blue Key members: Davis, Agui- lar, Mehaffy, Lott, and Steel. It seems as if achievement is quite common over Main Barrack way. lm the Mess Hall as everywhere else, the Battery is a healthy competitor. Members of Culver s famed Fcur-Gun Drll put on the fnmshmg touches before their Thanksgiving show. A 'WW T A 5 s W 5 . - Q X ' 'YMW . ,V , 1 4 1 P L s, , n ! ai W HQVYVQA .n N :- V Q j J ,Q RN fs ns ig. 'MM' fgwx 2 ' Am ' N X. 3' L. Q in-san.. K W, qw ,HJ A ' x- .wma . Y - J-1-'+' ff-9' u I 4 I .Mg -' L' 1-N , 3-if-' it p . . ... f sf Lf - ,g.'z' . 3 ' Q mist: 365252 qu' A , I 7 F H ' X 1-xi., I I Wh fx , r, vw 4 ' Pnl ' I 4 ' rf l, J jf gym '76, V f S la f if 2' 911 s 'FE Y ff . F f. ,, 'Q K . i , . . 'Cf 02 was Q 'Q tu' imiL'as, N x The English Department Last fall the English Department de- serted their old post in the English Building to take a different residence in the newly constructed classrooms in the basement of the Memorial Library. Under the leader- ship of Colonel Charles C. Mather, the Eng- lish instructors are continually putting forth their best efforts to prepare cadets for future life, where more emphasis is con- stantly being put upon English. Mr. Plebe may have only a hypothetical knowledge of English upon entering Culver, but this isn't his misfortune when he walks through the Iron Gate. During a cadet's third and fourth class years, he is given an introduction into American literature and finds out what the various parts of speech are and when and how to use them. If you spot a first or second classman who looks like he is ready to tear someone apart, he has probably just left the Library. Not only is one of the main objectives of the English Department to give their students a good insight into the field of literature, but every instructor does his best to get cadets to form and express their own opinions. Even if it is a case of getting an individual a little mad. A gentfeman with ideas of his own, Captain Duff was one of those who guided First Classmen through the new senior English course. From the crags of Odysseus' Ithaca to Mark Twain's Mississippi we wandered. Even more extensive, at least in the geographical sense, were the globe-circling jaunts of Colonel Hodgkin's Geography sec- tion. One of Culver's academic innovations this year, the subject provsd hifihlv intere'tir'ig to the Fourth Classmen shown below. 3 is 5 .Q , X ,Q f 11 y L. W. W V0 0 ' at Q fy, if fu ' 4 fi - 4 D , f' N l vi , sl? Tall!!! .Q Q90 ,- W f. . ,aft 'I in Y Q ' 1 ' ' 1 ff! 03 F we bm ' f ' A 'fl ihaifx y V ! 'S . w 9441 W- x ' as 'Jn' ,J n U' X , ' QI 3 A 1 ', is X VA. Y ., M, A 194, f fl l lr? M xttdgqa an 0 'I' 'Q ' 3' 1 la il 'A 'Fi ff' of. t. ' 9 ig '- ' Y mi x. .VE . 7-, . Za J' CQ If V' ,i' n if . gl! if if 63946 fx - f fz 1 . Azfw, A .An lvl wi' ,wx Qi ,1- g.f. , . -f' ww . . Q , , ff' ff. . .1 -1. 53' fix 5 -9 1 an 17. . XV A.-ff, ff v -4- .W3'F' . x . .kip Q. 4' ,gf fv Vi' ,. w ...A . X -Q' ,airx Z' h'f'QT' '.Q'Lf,3f'sQ'3 Q f'w,3Q1K'X4'?' . A, gy- Z '-f. .4 W? 9, '1 it 2 1 CuIver's Science Department Cn? of the lessons which, at the outset in the fall, a student of Biology must learn is to use the microscope properly. Under Captain Mira:le's direction, Barrett and Bard acquire this basic skill. Near the center of campus life. an Mini! A cJ.if.cuLt but fascinating course, Physics captured from the first the imagination of First Classmen. Here a group watches Major Benner as, early in the course, he demonstrates some of the fundamental properties of matter. Although none of the members of the Science Department were able to discover a means of perpetual motion, they were able to do the seemingly unbelievable before our eyes. Doctor Johnson's and his assistants' calmness was a blessingg for it wasn't a rarity that a young scientist began to rage over an experiment. Few of the occupants of Main Barracks will ever forget the ter- rific odor Which arose when we began hav- ing experiments involving sulfur. Neither will the first classmen ever forget how Col- onel Strait was able to hit a small falling tin can with a ball from a blowgun. Even though some of us thought our assignments in Physics were a little on the heavy side, by the end of the year, we all had a thorough knowledge of elementary Physicsg and Sci- entific Methodn echoed in our ears. The gen- eral procedure a cadet follows in his Science course is to take Biology either his third or fourth class year, Chemistry his second class year, and Physics his last year. All have contributed excitingly to our knowledge of the world. I9 Foreign Language Department You can't find a better language teach- ing staff than the one at Culver. Almost every instructor in the department is quali- fied to teach three or more languages. With Colonel Marshal as department chairman, these instructors have done a spectacular job of presenting their language or lan- guages. Even those cadets who claim that English is enough language for anyone soon discover themselves beginning to grasp parts of Himmel, Meine Schuhe! UL'- Homme qui dormit cent ans, or Zalacain. Some cadets even find themselves reading parts of Cicero. Not only are the courses designed to give a cadet the best possible understanding of the language, but they also are aimed at giving students a good idea of the customs and feelings of foreign people. After a summer s vacation M lor Patch s Spanish students ex perience some difficulty in tak ing up where they left off. 20 Swimming coach and athletic director Walaitis doubles in the brass of the rolling German language. The immense difficulty :mf German there are few who will deny, but Wally made it at least as easy as diving from the high board. Q, 1? 'ii .K HQANCE , ff, .,7' ,I .'f9ijfZ f A faq 'r , f - , 11 fb X , I 1. 5 To anyone passing along Pershing Walk during the early autumn. there came through the open windows of the language class- rooms the stumbling efforts of beginners to pronounce French Then followed the patient but insistent voice of Captain Stevens one of several who sought to correct the errors. -,v .,i ffibhinunvqy 1. 'MRI . , l 12 X nunfmxmc YO B Conrmfs counter cum An mrizx D GENERAL STORE Relaxing in Major Edgell's newly refurbished quarters, Williams and Roach report on their summer s activities. The segment of B Company living in the North Lodge at the time made the most of the opportunity to decorate their bar- racks for Homecoming Z2 company B The boys of B came back in September to find carpenters and painters refurbish- ing Argonne, so the company took turns in the North Lodge, enjoying the luxuries of hotel life. Just before Christmas they were united in a completely remodeled barrack. Under the leadership of Greer and Major Edgell, B Company achieved a fine record in cadet activities. In football, B copped five letters in May, Cross, Hamady, Galvin, and Hoffman. B showed they were a much im- proved company in athletics as they swept to Regimentals in soccer and a third place in crew. Cross, Scopelitis, and Winkeljohn spearheaded the varsity basketball team, while Roach and Murray swam. May, Greg- ory, and Sites grappled on the varsity mats. Dillon, Galvin, and Manley rowed for the varsity crew, with Sites calling the stroke, as Holmes, Glover, and Fry burned up the track. In outside activities, Greer and Cross were Sports Editors of the Vedette. Greer did an excellent job as Editor of the Quill, while Cross edited this book. Together they put out a fine Quarterback with the help of Schoger and Scopelitis. All and all, B Com- pany stood with the best this year. 1 Yi- . - '5 '- ff- ff, -Y, ' EMA-T., Y-,,r,a':, 1 A 4 . , - . . . 4 , . x ' , 'f . . - - lf - - l P sf 'V +V. M- -af f f Vx , v vf D A f' ww ,I 1 1 I L I I V, N? n , I --. ' u X k I Q , .. ' F' Q Q I p 1 ew zu Q' 'H M ' in nl' 'sr s jg . EX X - T - M . .,:,, 'al l ew 4 M. Q. 4 1' xv, N, Y. e- , Q . A Y .TV Viz' TI' 13.3 A-N Y- YNY- 1 ,ff an M za I -'xfq nu 'gf' 4 P Wt yi in KL' u gqfz' D Q 'v 1 - M, 'xx V5 5 it 1 ff, ' ' .gui Ni ' 'i i Q- ' ' F F ,, 'P ' ju ra 'Q F9 I .J il ll I 1 I Q , ,.. f Flylng Squadron Wlns Against Tradltlonal Rlvals Profiting from their mistakes in the first encounter, our fighting lads showed some of their dazzle when they met Niles on the home field the next week. Two touch- down-heaves by Halpert-a 24 yarder to Brian Erickson and a long one to Mike Me- haffy-proved enough to defeat an over- confident crowd of Niles players, 14-7. Culver continued its brilliant playing as it took on Morgan Park for the Brass Helmet the next Saturday. The game, one of the biggest in Culver football rivalries, was a thriller all the way. A tally by Mike Mehaffy on the Statue of Liberty and a sparkling 49 yard T. D. jaunt by Skip Laube gave our lads the margin they needed as they pulled the game out of the fire, 13-7 . The next Weekend was rather dismal as far as football is concerned. The varsity Culver 13 - Morgan Park 7 lost a close game to St. Bedes on their home- field, 7-0. St. Bedes took advantage of their speed in unleashing tricky lateral plays around end that garnered first downs. The next Saturday, Homecoming, the Flying Squadron fulfilled old grads' wishes in smothering St. John's, 40-6. It remained a contest until the second half, when the varsity let loose with an offensive attack that hit pay dirt for three touchdowns to put the game safely away. On the road again, Culver was com- pletely demobilized by a spirited Kentucky Military Institute performing before their own Homecoming crowd. K.M.I. struck with lightning ease as they bowled across five markers. Culverls lone thrill of the day came on a handoff to Moore, who scam- pered sixty yards down the sidelines for a T. D. that left the score 32-6. Culver found itself once again on home grounds as they prepared to take on Goshen H. S., lone spoiler of last year's once-blotted record. Goshen drew first blood, but Culver Kneelingvn left to right: Cerst, D. A.g and Pettengill, D. l. Standing: on Dresky, C. H.g Story, W. P.g Maxwell, R, W.: and Touzet, I. C. Between halves in the Riding Hall, Coach Russ Oliver gathers his squad around him to listen to a recapitulation of their boners. retaliated with a sixty-yard T. D. jaunt by CrazylegsH Moore to put us ahead, 7-6. Our defense didn't hold, and Goshen pushed across two more tallies to win, 18-7. This was the hardest game of the season to lose- the first defeat our homefield had suffered. Culver's Maroon and White gladiators ventured to LaPorte the following week in an attempt to even their record. The result showed us guilty of a weak defense as we As Erickson rushes in to provide the interference he soon will need, Halpert snatches a welcome pass. Q, .hh-' - 'un -v 4 W JL, 31 2: vm - 'QA fs :xi H I , S ' , .. - 2 , , A' - 1 ' ' V-5 A K my H ' h Mn? ' x . ' - S 3 . 25 W :f ' 1 X 6, ve, ..., 'W-M -----M Q A - - -...., 1 .,,,r ff., -- . W- v ,, . .- .6 ,A Q f '1' , - v '. V f Q ' . f wg .' g 452 1 Qfgffg f -:'1yu'.-rn-:arm-as-' vm 'g q , H he 'v 9 f .-, ,K AQ I iw ,,. f, :af , ' ., , 1 - fy, 4 V ., V 5 k ' ,, .li ' aw Q17 , Lv f ' ' , ' Y H . gt A Q az . H ' M ..4,,,,' tt V X Q , , -if ' ' ' ' ' an , A A ' W 1 K' ' 9 .- , 4 , , f -W, , , , . ' V W QM f,,y2j4f .,,1 1' Q'?i2'M?'3'?'a5 , . -, ' A W - f ,qi .... 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In a three-team meet with Plymouth and Logansport, Culver Won, placing Wright and Frauenthal in second and third places respectively Paced bv har- riers Frauenthal, Olson, Wright, Schonblom, and Milliken, Culver proceeded to take the measure of Wlnamac, Rochester, and Knox, although we lost a dual meet to LaPorte and Chesterton. Following another loss to South Bend Riley, our runners scored a complete victory over Delphi, the last meet of the year. Frauenthal took first place, and Wright, Schonblom, and Milliken grabbed third, fourth, and fifth To Major Smith goes a large share of credit for Culver's rec- ord of six wins with three losses. Hard Competition Marks Company Sports Both Batteries did very well this year in fall sports. In football Battery B with a hard-charging line Won the Regimental Championship in a tight thriller against D Company, holding a one-touchdown lead throughout the game. Company C and Troop B also made strong records in their bids for the championship. In soccer it was Company B. After losing their first game, B bounced back to win seven straight con- tests and the title. Company A, which land- ed third spot, lost a chance to tie for second by dropping the last game of the season to Battery A. Troop B played excellently throughout the season and finished a strong second. ...pk 7. a. '- . M' .b- .,,....:: ' ..-- . N - it n- M , ,V.. .. ldv- .- -..W . 5 . -T f-in 4-...A - . Q 940- Z' .W Q ' 5 -' -QQ' i . -- ,, '- Q-Q . . fi' -. ' -tc fe- at 'rf-2' ' -5.-r . -Pl' ---W -.. at - f-nw'z1,..-A--l. --,Q--.,,,,5,-.B A i.. - -..-- -.,.-H '--.,, A T 5' an--Qc, or e . .. V -.. 1-an 1 'am mdfgwu V I H WM , ja A I-t,,,.,M , , ls, ' . ? 7- , . ...lv , , M .V I M h WMW2 ...4 Uf ' can I YH IL' 'Aa - ' T' 'f.w..-v-4 5 AV m.'m W ' ,gv , ,, W .... Z 7 1... ' Q lg mama The battle for the crew championship was hard fought and was not decided until the last race of the year, when the cham- pions, Battery A, edged out B Company. This defeat dropped the B Company squad into third place and left Battery A and Troop B tied for first place honors. At the moment ut is Battery A that is running against Bat- tery B, but the latter Stull won Regimentals. ED B Carrying the ball in a tight Homecoming game against Bat- tery A, Quarterback Chancellor tries hard to gain ground. First row from left to right: Cahn, M. E., Chancellor, R. Cafill, 1. B., Bon Durant, R. H., Peppard, M. R., Glover, T. Fulmer, C. A., and Moore, R. Second row: Peyser, L. Cleaves, L, R., Hinkson, 1. F., Pencik, 1. M., Butler, V. Frosh-Soph Are Undefeated The Frosh-Soph football squad finished their first season undefeated with five vic- tories. The first game they won with ease, swamping the Troop, 34-0. Next the squad beat Plymouth Junior High, 48-0. At Home- coming the team pushed across two touch- downs over Battery A to win, 12-O. The fol- lowing Week the Frosh-Soph came close to defeat as Morton Junior High snatched a twelve-point lead during the first half 3 but Culver bowled across three touchdowns to retain their untarnished record. The last game of the season the Frosh-Soph Won against Crown Point, 14-13. The team was coached by Mr. Chester Marshall. With his wide knowledge of coaching, Mr. Marshall provided the necessary spark for the squad. Blanke, W. 1.5 Bailie, S. K., Warden, T. 1., Shively, D. E.C and Hamel, E. H. Third rowzi Mueller, 1. C., Mortell, E. E., An- trim, C. C., Hoopes, D., Hines, D. H., Goodspeed, 1. W., Wil- liams, D. S., Cohen, 1, 1., and Coach C. Marshall. Regimental Champions BATTERY B FOOTBALL SQUAD Kneelin Gibson B E IC C t a dHu ler F D lll I g: o-ap.l,n y ,. . Coe Capt.I. First row: Campbell, T. l., Crow, D. W., Lanman, C. B., Pearce, R. C., Pettengill, D. I., Romney, H., Mitchell I. L., Dyke, l. T., and Woodward, F. R. Second row: Hornal day, C. W., Haley, P. E., White, D. C., Varenhorst, D. W. Dettelbach, T, L., johnson, G. P., Smith, W. I., Dunn, D. E. and Meyers, S. N. Third row: Flexer, I. P., Hillenbrand, W. C. Prewitt, D. E., Thurston, W. R., Schafer, H. C-., and Mason I. W. lll. Football Standings Teams W L T . Battery B ....... O O . DCompany -..... I O . CCompany I I I I O I Y . Troop A .... sss I 4 Z 3 3 2 3. Troop B .... sss 2 5. Batter A ss- sss 2 6 I 6 I 8 9 2 2 . A Company ..,,.. 2 3 4 I . Band ......,... .. I O O O . B Company ....., COMPANY B SOCCER SQUAD First row from left to right: Allen, C. H., Fry, R. A., C-reer, W. C., Lobdell, D. M., Elizondo, P., Haslem, W. E., and Bar- redo, C. A. Second row: English, K. O., Scopelitis, A. E., Del- Valle, A., Ciosaynie, W. K., Camino, P. A., and Major Edge-II ICoachl. Third row: Williams, M. R., Winning, E. A., and Martin, B. C. Soccer Standings W Teams L T I. B Company ,,,. ..s 7 I O 2. Troop B.ssss sss6 I I 3, A Company ,,.. ..s 6 2 O 4. Battery B sss sss 3 2 Z 5. Battery A sss sss 3 3 I 6. Troop A ,... sss 3' 5 O 6. D Company ..,... 2 4 2 8. C Company ,,,,,- I 5 2 9. Band ....... sss O 8 O BATTERY A CREW Kneeling: Heiberger, C. l. Second row: Prewitt, R. H., Myers, W. M., and Aguilar, L. A. Third row: Brown, R. A., Coodspeed, R. M., and Mueller, W. C. Crew Standings Teams W L T I. BatteryAs.s ..7 I O I. TroopBsss ss7 I O 3. B Company ss ss 6 2 O -I. C Company ss .ss 5 2 I 3. Battery B ss ss 4 3 I 6, D Company ss ss 3 5 0 7. TroopAsss ss2 6 O B. ACOmpany ss ss I 7 O 9. Band ssssss ss O 8 O My e eady to ther Tha ksg g e hbto s rw the R H I he be s of the T oop s echa zed t e r g e a d check the r equ pme font of the A y a ably the rm the ta ks and the armo ed ca s score a b g ht at the sho s and draw a f e hand f the aude Culver Troop Features Old and New A other sort of occas on that gives the mechan zed boys an opportun ty to show off ns the eekly Sunday parade The Culver Black Horse Troop, one of the few mounted cavalry units still existing in the United States, Well upheld its honored position this vear With 135 horses at its disposal, the Department of Horsemanship conslstlng of Colonel C A Whitney, Major L Stone, and Lieutenant Robert Feeley, spent the fall drill periods instructing in l1ne and column mot ements They also mounted outdoor drills and occasional road hikes Al it avs in the offlng were the Sunday parades and various exhibitions which were put on throughout the year IN ot onlv did the horse men learn military movements but they also tasted of the fun-side of their profes- sion, engaging in sports like jumping polo, and rough riding. Aside from horseman- ship, the Troop brings itself up to modern day standards by including a platoon of mechanized cavalry. Under the instruction of Sgt. Mueller, cadets choosing the mech- anized section receive instruction during their second and first class years in manipu- lation, maintenance, and the functions of a modern cavalry unit. Jeeps, ducks, and armored cars are a familiar sight in Culver exhibitions. - uw. Passing in review at Sunday parade the horsemen demonstrated the high state of training in military riding which they had The Black Horse Troop Over and beyond military drills, the Troopers learned many other phases of horsemanship which will give them pleasure all their lives. Here Wexler takes a jump with excellent form and apparent ease. L......- acquired during weeks of drill. At Culver the horse cavalry continues to hold its own in a mechanized age. This year under the able direction of Colonel Whitney and the guidance of Major Stone and Lieutenant Feeley, the Troop has im- proved greatly in the field of horsemanship. In the olden days a cavalryman was one who could ride, care for, and fight from a horse. Here at Culver he continues to be a horse- man, skilled in equitation and capable of keeping his horse in line when the Squadron passes in review at parade. More than that, he masters the intricate maneuvers of the Lancers' drill, learns to jump and rough- ride, and develops often into a competent polo player. Under the expert instruction of Lieutenant Feeley, the Lancers always suc- ceed in pleasing even the most exacting of horsemen with their spirals, wagon wheels, and the famous fire jump. Whether seated on a horse or a bucking armored car, the Troopers demonstrated on any and every oc- casion the ability to stay on and to master the mount which the public has long learned to expect ofthe Black Horse Troop. 33 Y 1 .YQ 4 Q - 1 v . '-fQf' - -:pi ff- -sf 2 -: 1: fl f-is we -.. 1-sk M 9' ,vm aw. Q4 Q Q 4 W :M 1 ' 'iff fa' N , . ' .4 . ,.. N .A .si xi. X W B Q QL f i , U 4' .X :Q 1 ' i f I I - I - , . A - a t . . . m , A A - 1 Q K i Q ,Y , . 1 .X , .K . I n . f li Ill 'u 3 W. W , , . g fff 1 4i'Ql l1lliullnan -sawnlnanmaingwg 1 Q....i 3733 fbi Q ' , I . -! - Ig Q yy ' Q A Q. l A 1K 3 --.M 9 Q I . ga' A a fif' ?Qv'w.f i H we ,315 V m,q'N w ,yg,,:,f,x3x. 5 Rn may -.Nifg , 1 , xv, 5 ,xf.f ? V Keir, Q Q2 fQ:G :h 5' 5 m 1 1Q N31 ixffjv, iii? 'P gj'f-g5,' 3 QA 'Vt-QM ff? 'VW NY. ,M ' -+ -'f '-- .. Q 9 I ' Q . 4 - o . , f A gf 9, I , lt? V1 Y ' .52 K v 'Y' lie ' k INR ,,, .- -., I 1 ...A v ' A - ,YW . , ga ' ,gg , - f'?'f'. Y 'W' ulllllllalln ' Q in ,y fl? 2 Q an 1 ll 1 troop A Captained by Miguel Brostella, Troop A has made a fine record for itself this year. Led by Brostella and aided by Walters, Brown, and Fulmer, Troop A won regimental swim- ming for the first time in several years. Pre- dicted to do well in basketball, Troop A hopes to come near their standards in swimming. On the varsity side, the Troop has also made its mark with the co-captains of the jumping team, Lewis Wexler and Warren Wofford, both residing on second floor, East. Wallace and Fye also lettered in jumping, Jones in cross country, and Hunt in track. Troop A has also applied it- self well in the academic domain with Bros- tella and Ellis representing it in the Blue Key, and Turnbull never failing to pick up that Gold A at the end of each semester. With Col. Whitney as Military Advisor and Capt. Bolton as Counselor, the First Class- men leaving and those cadets returning next year can look back on a year of achievement and fun. A gentleman who knows all the troopers. as they know him. Colonel Whitney is an untailing source of excellent advice on all :orts of subjects, mainly norsemanslwip, Hunt and his guitar provide an accomoaniment tor a little close harmony on a Friday evening at home. 35 ' 42.9255 '::?97, , A M A 'ff'J5A:. Mfm g 1,1 M.. -m-,we mmsnwvu-y 931,24 .',,,,f A vw- ,qv , 4' T P ad? : ' ,iw 'wa YV ' H: Lt gp , ,g14,jf.:: '- 'Q' .fm - Wm mlm' Awww. .L-.,,1.,,Af1.- wwf, ., 2-, '.'i,. I 1355 ' f, .. 'M ,V fy A , i f,ff,g.,g'fi2ig'j,M4 .- , ,Aw - X -in ,wa U ' 'ik ' A .A -xx .Ify.g 3g,Pz11e1.k. , W V 37' wx: -5 ,,fVxf,p'A ' , ' fi f A. .v .V .X For An Autumn Parade During the spring' and fall, the Corps made good use of their daily drill periods, show- ing' what they had learned as they pass- ed in review on the parade field on various occasions. Always the highlight of these colorful spectacles was the Officers' Cen- ter, performed to the military cadenccs of the Band. Culver Dramatics The Corps, together with a large host of guests have enjoyed the plays presented this year by the dramatics class. That mounted at Thanksgiving was the comedy 'tRoom Service, thoroughly pleasing to all who saw it. Once again an excellent cast thanked Colonel Mather for the fine direc- tion with which he brings Culver's plays to life. All of us look forward at this writing to the Commencement play. COMMANDER 1. L. Wilson FIRST LT ,,,, . W C.Adkir15 SECOND LT. ,,,, W. C. CYGQY FIRST SCT. ,,,,. 1. A. Brown COLOR SCT. ,,, R. K. Dillon SUPPLY SCT, -- l. L. Womack SERCEANTS H-- W. L, Cross 1. l-l. MacKinnon The Honor Guard Once again the Infantry Honor Guard gave splendid performances at Thanksgiving and Commencement. This year the guard was handicapped, as there were few returning members. Under the leadership and direc- tion of Guard Commander J. L. Wilson and Colonel Kemp Moore, the six-squad platoon performed its famous silent drill almost without flaw at the conclusion of their ex- hibition of the old close order drill. The Cast of Room Service in- cluded the following: lstand- ing from left to rightl C, D. Barrett, W. Sande, F. Ciers, Milner, 1. E. Martin, F. Dime- tros, Miss Mikesell, C. Blom- grerw, F. Hampton, and lseatedl M. E. King, H. Adams, Miss lurgensen. and W. Bond. '1 Assemblies And Convocations I I QQ.. On October Znd, Lt. Col. Vassrli Kotov addressed the Corps on conditions behind the Iron Curtain. A former Russian of- ficer, he is at present on the staff of Newsweek. To the right IJ uc-cr a snwa': portion of the informal dance it Thanksgiving Cuivefs own dance band provided the music At Culver this year, the corps of cadets en- joyed a varied and lengthy schedule of as- semblies. During' the fall months before Christmas, there were two assemblies. The first was the bi-annual Gold and Silver A assembly, at which time cadets whose aca- demic records were at the required level re- ceived either a gold or silver A, The next assembly was conducted by Miss P. Takht. Singh of India, who spoke on the need of aid toward educating' the people of foreign countries. Next were two musical assem- blies. One featured Mr. J. Kohn of the Acad- emy Music Department, and the next, a mu- sical, which was done by the Culver Choir. Dr. Ralph Lapp then spoke to the Corps on the effect of atomic power on present-day civilization. The next assembly, which was also concerned with science, featured a film presented by the General Electric Corpora- tion. The film showed the latest features of scientific developments. 1 Culver Memorial Chapel Prior tothe service, Captain Ross, Culver's organist and Caril- loneur, instructs the acolytes who will participate in the Sun- day morning devotions. Conceived in May of 1944 as an appropriate monument to those men of Culver who fought in World War II, the Culver Memor- ial Chapel exemplifies the symbols in which we believe - Service and Victory, Might and Justice, Tradition and Knowledge, Strength of Fellowship, The great edifice, which today dominates the campus, was en- visioned by the Board of Directors, and most of the funds for its construction were made possible through the selfless labors and generous contributions of the Culver Legion, the Culver Summer Schools Alumni Association, and the Culver Fathers Associ- ation. Toclay it serves at once as a place of worship for the Corps of cadets and a mem- orial to those who served, particularly to those who laid down their lives, that men might worship God as they desired. Wilson reads the Scripture at Sunday Chapel Service. 40 Haec signa duci rnetaeque accipimus First row from left to right: Tully, Ci. Al., Guthrie, N. B., Hei- berger, C. j., Bernhardt, R. j., Mason, j. W., Haley, P. E., Cleaves. T. C., Hatch, P. M., and Hawk, R. E. Second row: Wheeler, D. E., Scopelitis, A. E., Huyler, F. D., Pfeifer, I. F., Rourk, M. H., Kraning, K. K., Nixon, W, M., Steinle, P. M., MacKinnon, C. E., and Fairbanks, W. E. Third row: Turnbull, I. C., Wiard, W. D., Cox, L. K., McCaw, D. H., Snite, M. B., Locker, I. L., Latham, C. K., Cross, W. L., and Strait, R. D. Conducted by Mr. Zetty, the Chapel Choir gave the Corps many wonderful perfor- mances. Of all extracurricular activities, Choir is the most demanding, for the mem- bers rehearse five times weekly. This year they sang many magnificent numbers, among them Gabrieli's Jubilate Deo and The Testament of Freedom by Randall Thompson. For the Chapel Services the group learned sections of the liturgy of the Christian Church. The Choir this year vis- ited several churches and were represented by an octet in the Annual State Music Con- test in Indianapolis. In May certain mem- bers of the Choir carried on the excellent tradition established by last year's 'Jump- ing Frog, putting on Stephen Vincent Ben- etls folk tale 4'The Devil and Daniel Web- ster, with music by Douglas Moore. 42 Fourth row: Cozzoli, T. E., Allen, I. L., Robinson, j. W., Feick, M. M-2 Floyd, M. B., Barrett, C. D., Lemen, 1, F., and Cleven- ger, L. H. Fifth row: Panella, C. N., Brown, R. A., Milner, K. W., Davis, W. B., Pluto, I. L., Tarlton, L. C., Bessmer, D. A., Ferguson, l. W., Petty, C-. C., Blackwood, R. S., Sommer, H, j., Cottington, R. W., Hatfield, P. M., Hinkson, I. W., and Rom r'ey,l'l. The Chapel Choir Cl-lTSTand1ng musicians both, Captain and Mrs. Zetty have helped many cadets, including Tarlton and Floyd, to discover the lasting joy that great music provides. i, f wg ! . I ' Y . it .g 1 g .1 iQQNU5, f AL! ' -4 f Y . b . F v, . fj AQ A'.- rf '-1 c !5E53Bi'1f' rn I V , ,gkggh A sm M2325 QM? wgwgwzw Q Q i ' L 5 . , S 1- as J ' Q. Thanksgiving At Culver Is Festive Event 'Vg ,141 FK The lobby ot the lnn was a busy place at Thanksgiving as cadets and parents met. 44 QQ! ,vw 'Isp - vvq V15 -H 0 Q Q .. Q. - -. - s 0 ' 1 Q 45 :ho J. I 'Q T ' -'Q' QI in T 4 , . x 'R' A af 1 A Climax to many of the Thanksgiving festivities was Thursday's dinner, when guests and Corps together attacked turkey and cranberry sauce. fit A W gli? ll 4' ll J M- u P .H . U 1 ff ' v vc' - N' V. -M , . ,H . X 'rl g. ff Wifi It fa l vig ' 67 H s 'I Xwfx 4 I 'y , A -I' ' Q ' f V. v J I X 5' Q lx 2 H Uv , A 2? Elf f v' ,L If l ip, I Q A X'- ll L I v f dag!! 'saga' 'iff' Xi! Q P ZF df W 5 ef? I, . X X I 1 gv ,f i Q, A , 'W . f , .' s Q 'q:. S , 6 6 ' 'T .Q , V: J My f ' Q Q, sh- Q if 'E 42 ffl' 'av 41' in I Thanksgiving Ball The Thanksgiving weekend we looked for- ward to with the enthusiasm that usually follows the end of the fall drill period. At' the Thanksgiving Dance, Johnny Palmer provided the tempo for those who preferred the barbaric Mambo or enjoyed the smooth foxtrot or waltz step. Under the leadership of the Hop Club, the dance turned into one of the finest Culver has witnessed. High- lights of the Ball were the traditional Offi- cers' Figure and a running by the varsity football letterwinners of the famous Fly- ing Circusf' The following day brought us the informal dance in the Little Gym. The Dance Band gave us the songs, and we let our feet do the rest. 'Y - A few members of tne Hop Club lBrown. Greer, Davis, and Adkins, to be specificl allowed themselves and their partners to be coaxed long enough from the dance floor for this picture. Dancing to the music of johnny Palmer, we celebrated Thanks- giving in the traditional Culver fashion. Until 2:00 am. the Ball continued, leaving us rather tired but ready for more, I :kgs Egg f , J. , - A , xl A 773231 ,, '-V' M ,Aix VJKQ? f ' . m 1-fm f sw 1f :iw i E 4 f :ii L T 1' ll ' f Q 2 gift Q N L , F4 I I - X . ,Q , . . f . u- ii if 5 lg li 13 ' f ' ,- + 1 ' .x W X . , . ,Q w , . Q - s 'PA .. f' A ' N 'sv ,. -1 an ,H 7 5 , ' . in ' K li . V, nv if Q- 1 -- 1 Q ' Q G I Q , Y , . XX , 1 M ' I ag.. , 1 X ff45 ,'f:1? 1 'li ,. x Q W i ,.i ' PRL Ts ' I? N :LQ . x 1 ' 511 mafia W ' 1' 4 Q ff wgsff Q vw X js , Mi' Y 2, rt, S M 5 E JM, , ., M- I I 5 It ,K EQ Y 'T V N X uf H 5 3 f P . 5 nf I J 1 W M my an weffi .K -. ,.,. ,u ark V X Wi V 5 '55 install W 1 N I 5 N. ut 113 '1 f pk in Q. 3 ,,,.f X N X I 1-'QQ-if 1 ' Q! ..-s ?Q v' ff 4 5 J .2 ii ig ,A W Q' - Y f J. 1, ' E N. ,,,' 5 A ,. f 1, 't .8 ' ' N , 4.,. ...av Q... . A , 1 ,, 352 , 54? .t J , , . .f m-M -L'.'!EQg,i , ' ,W 1. WB Q 1 ' 6 W I X 7---1-.,.,,V M ? sf ,, an x 1' a X5 0 . fm' A' L K ' M A , 5- ,.........L..........,. .1 - N-- My x Q ,: ' Q. X. ' . li,..- . - , ,.'. 1 ,- It is a nipping and an eager air. Winter... Alternately mild and blustery, another Indiana winter filled the months from Thanksgiving until spring vacation Deep snows gave Way through February and March to balmy overcoatless days. But temperatures always plunged once more, bringing again the ice and sleet. Reigning undisputed, indoor sports occupied our thoughtsg and we hurried from one warm classroom to another. 49 y Q Q,-. Q ,s Q 1 A , ' K t lv s I wx, I L. R V V' gl Eg 5.3 , u 4-' 8' 'L' if QQ 'I 75, ,gi 1 .' -Q 1 is . ,,h , , .I 'G 0 45+ fab' H J Y 5 f-4' L, xarlv . B, A t,,J Av 1 L, .l.? ,. k ' , . .a-,.. .., ,- --.. A .,.i.-....... . . . . Basketball Squad Improves The varsity basketball squad, despite its me- diocre record of four wins and eleven defeats, show- ed remarkable improvement as the season pro- gressed. Led by Captain Brian Erickson and Al Scopelitis in the scoring parade, Coach Oliver's cag- ers became a smooth-operating quintet, sparked with plenty of drive, while Moist and Stifel, who proved invaluable to the team as pivotman. did a bangup job of clearing the backboards and getting their share of the points. Due to a lack of experience, the Culver cagers dropped their season opener on December 5 to Grif- fith by a score of 79-45. The following week our boys found the range against the Morgan Park hoop- sters, easily taking a 51-35 victory. On the follow- ing evening, however, a superior Crown Point squad completely outclassed Coach Oliver's lads, who took an 81-58 thrashing. Re eree to Holt to Erickson -,. 1 if ,..... Seated from left to right: Stifel, C, C., MaLKur1rtcn, C E. Scopelitzs, A, E.g Erickson, B. F., Moist, R, C., Ralston, C. B. ard Coach Cllver. Standing: Cooper. F. lmgrwg BonDurant, R Hg Hatfield, P. Mg Winkelgchn, R, F5 Colt, R. Sq johnson C. P., and Hand, R. M. MacKinnon finds the basket for Culver. gy,x,1'xb?,l7'-ff 1 L7-' 1 971 L41 ,. we After a two weeks' layoff for the Christmas holi- days, the Maroon and White returned to the hard- wood on January 9 in its traditional game with the alumni. It was a tight ball game all the way, but when the final buzzer sounded, the old grads were on the long end of a 66-63 count. The varsity then continued in a slump, barely losing to St. John's 43-40. Playing Niles, Michigan, on their home floor, the Culver cagers were unable to halt their attack and bowed, 76-36. Next the team dropped a tilt to Senn High School, 63-48. With Erickson dunking in 21 points, the Maroon and White gave its best performance of the year while losing to St. Joseph, 51-49. The team finally broke its losing streak by drop- ping Morgan Park in a second engagement, 55-50, as Erickson captured individual scoring honors with 28 points. The following evening. however, they 52 It's good for a point as Erickson lobe one from the foul line. could not keep pace with a superior LaPaz aggre- gation and lost a 63-58 decision. In their next night out, the Culver hoopsters sprang to an early lead. which they maintained throughout the remainder of the game and rolled to a surprising victory over Howe Military's county champs to the tune of 60-51. In their next engagement the varsity cagers couldn't crack a powerful Morton zone and took a sound drubbing, 60-43. The boys then tasted victory for the last time, as they edged out neighboring Plym- outh, 61-59, with Erickson garnering 22 markers and Scope connecting for 19. The Culver five then took the floor against Ashland, but were routed, 66- 52, by a taller, faster outfit which was rated fifth in Ohio. The squad played its season's finale at St. John's. The Maroon and White held a shaky lead throughout most of the game, but St. John's squeak- ed out a 36-35 victory in the last seconds of play. Fencing Team Reorganized After a lapse of six years, the Culver fencing' team was again org'a1iized, under the supervision of Mr. White. The team was divided into three sub-teams: foil, sabre, and epee. Each sub-team consisted of the three top men in the particular weapon. The Those two brawny specimens, Mehaffy and Bellingrath, found Sheer delight in carrying one another around the wrestling mats in the Rec Building, Winter Sports For those who could not wait for spring and green grass, there were the practice golf cubicles, presided over by knowledgeable Coach Ery Nelson. I 'W X' g'i '? 'Z? K uf Q i . On any given day of the week, the squash courts echoed as husky menvbeat the life out of a little black ball. Here it is Burns and Legoretta in hot pursuit of the tiny sphere. The Winter brought us into the Rec Building, where company athletic events came fast and furious. Troop A garnered a close win over runner-up C in the swimming' meet. Wrestling saw a strong' Battery A triumph by a comfortable 20 points. Com- pany track was won by a fast B squad. Troop A got its second crown by winning' the squash championship. At last glance Com- pany A was tops in basketball. Side by side in the Rec Building the company basketball teams worked hard, preparing for the civil war of intramural strife which would put them to the test. Q X 'Wa v-mum., ., M-H, . M, ggqamiafu E I fa 'gli'-ff , 4 Beason Hall: The First Class Club This year, Beason Hall was a place of both deep tranquillity and heated discus- sions. Under the new management of Mr. Lowell Swearer, Beason became a happy place to live and loaf. The First Classmen have gathered in Beason for many impor- tant class meetings. It has also been the place where we have held our First Class dances, to which the piano melodies of Bill Greer and the crazy rhythms of the Bunny Hop, played by the Combo, contributed a great deal. The Great Hall, the Cadet Club Room, and the game floor were the central gather- ing places of many lucky full firstl chaps, some of Whom always kept making enough There is always at least one card game in violent progress at Beason Hall, B k to barracks, after a snack at the First Classmens ex l e club. In the pleasant atmosphere of Beason Hall, Carry Ellis t t ins his father, President this year of the Culver Legion. noise and wild cracks over a game of bridge to be able to disturb even the most studious fellows. We cannot over- look the wonderful food of our snack bar, which, after submitting to a slight remodification at the beginning of the year, turned out to the satisfaction of all. 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While Culver lay blanketed many days during the winter under deep snow, activi- ties went on very much as usual. Academics, of course, demanded their full share of at- tention, and the semester examinations at the end of January prodded even the most negligent into an awareness of the impor- tance of studies. Almost everyone engaged in some winter sport, basketball, squash, rifle, indoor track, crew, wrestling, swim- ming, and so on. The polo and jumping squads worked out in the protection of the Riding Hall. For a few days there was op- portunity for skating on the lake, but the ice broke up quickly this year. Socially, also, the Corps put in an active winter. Immedi- ately after the term examinations, the Mounted Service Dance provided relaxation and pleasure after a strenuous week. Vvrter brought unusual beauty tn the Campus. The winter snow often fave the Carnvus a new Icokf' obli- crating the walks :nd paths, which we tooln for granted, and providing novel Outlines for Culver! landmarks, Our Winter At Culver Was Busy One day the trees and shrubs around the Sally Port turned to lace in --Q' ' -N ., ' 1v !l 111 Cl 9 i' AI B b h cks in at the South Barrack orderly room. F ll C I d f lly pl t thletic facilities, me on er u com e e a get enough body-buildin g. 00111 pan y C Counselled for its last year, we are sorry to say, by Colonel W. G. Johnston, Company C did very well academically and socially. An outstanding student, J. L. Wil- son, captained the organization. Others who helped the drive for the Academic Bowl were Lasky, Chainski, and McLennan, all among the leaders of their respective class- es. Among the varsity lettermen were C- members Wilson, Mendia, Ross, Blanke, Harris, Peters, Verplank, Story, and Max- well. Led by Hartz and Woods, the com- pany's football squad managed to upset some of the outstanding company teams in the school. In the spring the boxing team, sparked by the two fabulous roommates, Hartz and Bodenmann, showed great prom- ise and achieved good success. At Home- coming, C Companyis zeal in decorating the front of South Barrack paid off, earning them second place in the competition and an extra hour of sleep on Sunday morning. The men of C got along very Well together, en- joying each other's company and cooperat- ing always to make life pleasant and enjoy- able. It has been another great year for C. W5 M mmf ,sd -.ff-Q Q LW, -my fix'ri,.5Q gn, '55 M- f fr, 'f it Q 'NY-Q ,z wf. fl L wk X v v H Q xy e 'T' 1 ' gf 1 W- 5 il: 5 3? 3 1 W I f Y' N1 Q! g wi ,- I , , 5 : 'f -' -- I '-Y. ' Rs '- S ' Q an ' 1 ' . -ly - , , ' ..,. 5 i ' i 3 I , f 1 N I f , 'E ' f' ' vm 2-2, ff 'i an ' - - - A 1' , ' 5 ff- ' M ' ' ' Q ' ' I W.. '- as f few ml ig 3 ' iff. i ZW' M '-Wa' A f f . '-'fs'-A QV: H '-V Vf A ':14?-'i?'f 4?'i5 TM 56 E.f F . f n,-iff y. 57: Ag. ---,pg g - QA. i, Q: '13 .X '- ANI, -M I - . A r - l u , - - -4 - 2 - -A I i , ' H rf va -1 17 .Q I , M D Y' 'P' q if P9 P' if ,,. , , , ,, ll -E Q is 1 mieuallg vf' U V, gi' Q .VW 1 . J X . ,Ali V4 J, ,A , J 1 . 9 1 - - .a '. 5 QW' 'T' ' I ll af ' E ' 'P 1 ,, .I . . ZA! '5 'xi . ' ' A L Classes In ROTC Continued In All Seasons A veteran of World War Il and of the Korean conflict, Captain Lewis is in a position to draw from a great deal of personal experience when discussing military subjects. Here he ad- dresses a group of First Class- men on the subject of our mili- tary policy. In winter the R.O.T.C. classes move indoors to tangle with theoretical problems. Nothing in war is more important than the ability to find out where you are and to move in the right direction. Here Colonel VVood, Culver's P.M.S. and T., acquaints a class with the pro- per understanding and use of maps. Artillerymen Learn Theory During Winter U It's a poor sort of artilleryman who cannot fire a problem. Likewise it is to-day an ineffective batteryman who cannot drive a prime mover, make first echelon repairs when necessary, and explain to another per- son the basic functioning' of either his gun or his vehicle. A hopeless officer is he who does not understand the elements of com- munication employed by modern artillery, the telephone and radio, flares and rockets. These are the subjects which occupy Culver artillerists during the winter. They must learn to shoot, move, communicate. A group of Culver batterymen, Bunde, Brostella, Goodspeed, and Caudell, move one of their guns out of the line in the Rec Building. Perhaps one of the R.O.T.C. instructors wishes to explain the recoil system to a class. ? ! 8 I -55 ,Q ':'1Q1?fW' -.wa-5 gf, ,Q ,wf.5g M, jp... ,fp 5551 --a-.45f'. - f+f, as j E -,f f .NL - -,YQ if-'B -Xfhk I ,Fri 3 49 Fi 'Q :sa f fg, ' 5 5 :iffy ,mi at jf, N.: , ig S ' ' ' ' 4 't,j,, ig Q , - ' ' Q ' ' K . I . . ' ff ' . . 0 ' . an . I ',-3'4 -ix.-xi i H f ,' -:U gil -Q 9 iq lv DQ pi -- rf. n. ,' v - 4 . - ' u . 44. A . . AA' b l W, ,,,, , , , 5 5 I j .... . .quasi I 41.1 BW V , , I A .AW Z 0 H' V' , . R 5 Q,Kff1 Q -22 I+:-f ff Q Es' Q4 yn' iq 557.-IA' Xi 4575 ig ,WN - ,ff X 'N' Zffl aw 43, ' - f v - . . - ' ' ' ' . ' - . K - fl' , K , 4. QE Q1 arfsgh if 'EE 4. 5 we K 53 - Ka X y M M .3 4 . n n P ,,,n.u',,41lQnpm ' Ng., . ' .4 x Q fn. -an 5 . D 'wsu ' M 1 1. Q Q l ' aw J 1 battery B Battery B in an effort to renew its grip on the Athletic Plaque and Academic Bowl for the third consecutive year again dem- onstrated its leadership. Counseled by Major Mars and captained by Strauch, this Bat- tery fought to the top, claiming its share of varsity lettermen and team captains. Lari- more was elected football captain for next year, and Fletemeyer was picked to head the swimmers. Dunn and Stebbins were the team's choice to head the grapplers next year, succeeding Ax Strauch. The varsity football team had among its lettermen Bridges, Moore, Strauch, and Zimmermann, and the grunt-and-groan squad lettered Woodward, Huyler, Gibson, Larimore, Strauch, Dunn, and Stebbins. Nash joined Fletemeyer as a swimming letterman, and Johnson and Stifel played on the bucket squad. Romney and Bernhardt were var- sity sharpshootersf Miller and Netick duel- ed for the fencers, and Tarlton, Miller, and Campbell were tennis aces. Weil, Cooper, and Cuaycong managed the varsity football, basketball and baseball teams, respectively. The Woodward brothers, Tarlton, Frauen- thal, Gaidry, Strauch and others were con- stantly at the heads of their classes, and a goodly number of B Batterymen won Gold and Silver A's. Huyler and Campbell led the Battery to a regimental football champion- ship, and Battle and Lippincott made the all-Company soccer team. .MU Parade over, the Battery swings around to make its wa to the Armory. Below the Battery marches up the walk leading to to participate in the Sunday service. y back Chapel 67 QM-0 Q00 vu ni L0 Polo Squad Is Miracle Team ,vo J First row from left to right: Lippincott, D. L.: Sarabasa, R. C.: Cochrane, J. R,3 Murray, D. 1,3 and Ross, W. A. Second row: Nichols, C. G3 Smith, Z. L.g Dunlap, I, L., Dobler, L. C.: Cerst, D. A.: Saenz, A,g and Weyand, R. Coached by Major Stone, the polo team, exceeding all expectations, has concluded a very successful year. It is truly a miracle team. Last year's entire first string grad- uated, and the team this year was forced to begin with only one letterman. Captained by Dobler, with Saenz and Gerst as his team- mates, the squad showed in their first games that they needed experience and work. As the season progressed, the players improved until they reached a high level of teamwork. At present, the team has had seven wins and three losses. The second string, consisting of Dunlap, Morrison, Morris, and Smith, have contributed greatly to many of the games. They should be a strong support next year, since all will be returning. Certainly the 1953-1954 polo team was one of Culver's best. Four excellent reasons for the success of this year's team are Dunlap, Captain Dobler, Cerst, and Saenz. This year's varsity rifle team, captained by four-year letterman Rick Strait, sailed to quite a number of unexpected victories after losing eight prominent members of last year's team. Nevertheless, most of these victories were due to the pains that both Colonel Obenauf and Colonel Pfeffers took in bringing not only the team as a whole through, but also in coaching certain inex- perienced members who were of great value to the squad on certain occasions. Among the many teams against whom the varsity riflemen fired, they found keen competition with Purdue University, Notre Dame, West Point Plebes, and St. Bonaventure's. For the second straight year the team won the Fifth Army Area Match, and there are rumors that they are out to win the U.S. National Intercollegiate this year. First row from left to right: Myers, R, L., Walden, D. D., Fork, A. C., Bernhardt, R. 1.3 and Stevens, R. S. Second row: Codshall, W. I., DuBose, l. H.: Flude, R 1,1 Strait, R. D., Chilton, H, C., Munn, F, Og Kroll, R. A., Lt. Betts lasst. coachl Lt. Col. Peffers lasst. coach! 3 and Col. Obenauf lcoachl Third row: Ingersoll, E. P., Fox, 1. P., Riem, R. Eg Cook, R. L.g Coodspeed, 1. W., Rice, R, V. 1mgr.ig Mulford, H. F'.g Rollinson, D. D., Romney, H., and jones, D. B. Q Rifle Team Victorious In Fifth Army Area On any given afternoon of the week, one will find this sort of thir-g going on in the basement of the Rec Building: Culver's riflemen perfecting their skill in the three basic positions. F . 69 In the lounge ofthe Memor- ial Library Doctor Sexton meets with members of the Stamp Club to discuss mat- ters of philatelic interest. A Hobby Group For Every Interest is From Thanksgiving on throughout the Winter, the hobby groups meet, usually on Wednesday afternoon, but frequently at other times as Well. Cadets make articles from plastic with the help of Colonel Stinch- comb. Others construct and operate a mod- el railroad under the direction of Colonel Payson in the sumptuous new quarters at the rear of the canteen. Still others review military tactics and strategy with Colonel Moore, talk and sing German, or weld metal at the Armory under Major Harper's watchful eye. It is indeed an unimaginative student who cannot find some worthwhile and enjoyable activity. On Friday evenings the Great Books Club meets in the home of Major Hughes. Here they cuss and discuss Macchiaveiifs Prince T First row from left to right: Attwater, P, R., Snife, P. T., Nor- tell, I. H., Touzet, l. C., Floyd, M. B., Brostella, M., Burns, E. A., Ellis, C., Brown, W. L. L., jackson, V, L., Barrett, C. D., and Wexler, L, P. Sezsnd row: Hampton, F. B., Clark, W. M., Wallace, D. l, H., Kroll, R. A., Scovera, R. l., Morrison, l. C., Dunlap, l. L., Morris, R. T., Cooper, R. E., Hinkson, l. W., The Lancer Platoon Shown above are the elite ofthe Troop, the members of the Lancers Platoon. These are the men who at Thanksgiving' and Com- mencement mount a most impressive drill which shows to the best advantage the skill in equitation and the teamwork which Troopers acquire at Culver. First row from left to right: Cuaycong, R. M., Huyler, F. D., Gibson, B. E., Sninn, L, B., Frauentlwal, D. L., Strauclw, A. E., Davis, W B., Moist, R. C., Zimmermann, l., Amis, R. T., Myers, W. M., Well, l., and Meyers, S, N. Second row: Dyke, Harnngton, l. L.: Henderson, I. E., Fye, R, C., Wofford. W. W., and Walcoff, C. M. Third row: Rach, R. W., Hanalrian, C. C.: Rcss, W. A., Hunt, R, H., Malone, 1. W., Loring, E. R., War- d:n, T. l., Manaster, M. L., Fulmer, C. A., Turnbull, 1. C., jackson, I. D., Schuyler, 1. B., and Dickenson, F, R. Four-Gun Drill Below are members of the Culver Four- Gun Drill Team. They are the Batteryls equivalent of the Lancer Platoon. By their precision driving and split-second coordina- tion, they never fail to provide thrills forthe visitors who watch them. Theirs is a task which requires ability, and these men have it. l. T.: Sulluvan, T. C., Burns, rl. D., Cutclmn, L, M., Bunde, L. W., Steel, L. M.: Lott. F. M., Berg, R. l., Tarlton, L. C., Lan- rnore, ul, W.,Cl1ilton, H. C., Hand, R. M., and Aclweson, I. C. Mr. Uytfebr u o irs I wa SOFSOF. M I M akes his point clear, Nor Are Academics Neglected While hobby groups meet, Lancers ride, and riflemen shoot, classes go on. On the ground floors of C.T. and Ar- gonne the language teachers continued day after day throughout the winter months to build vocabulary, untangle the German prepositional phrases, elu- cidate the Latin supine, and insist on the proper French idiom. Those cadets who didn't despair found gradually that these awful things could be mastered, incomprehensible as they seemed at first. Those who really put themselves into the task began to be aware of the tremendous fun which one can enjoy from reading a book in a foreign lan- guage and from understanding some- thing' of what our foreign students are saying. 'w.,,,. y, Q-...,, ,- if -0., I i i ,L Mlm- V 'Ns X6 K ii? X 49 When he isn't coaching the Frosh-Soph teams in football or basketball, Mr. Marshall, one of the most popular teachers on the Campus, is likely to be found instructing underclassmen in the intricacies of English grammar. Ici On Parle Anglais In their new quarters below the Li- brary, the English Department never once during the winter let up in their efforts to correct our reading and writing and to bring us to some appreciation of the works of the best authors. How We did slave over those volumes entitled Basic Composition and Harbrace Handbook. ! Some of us actually did get the idea that receive is not spelled recieve but receive and that no literate individual places a comma between his sub- ject and his verb. Not to mention the differ- ence between a sentence and a sentence fragment. And having studied the principle thoroughly, a dangler almost never appear- ed in our writingg nor did We misplace our modifiers after we had learned about ad- verbs and adjectives as often as we had in September. 73 Th , J 1 '- 4' . G y , TQx,l .V .5 .' bf. 'A,?bl4f,,5 . 0 -+ 13. 1. :fa 3- ' 4 - K , 76? v ,,,, X 1 , I V . .K G 4 :- I. r-' ' ,114 E- 4, ,nz iq. ' s N ? 'PH 'H 'V ' f . ' 7 ' 2 ,. 2 ' . ' , - Y. 'S ' g H. Kp Y Q aw.. , ol' KJ . I .X -. 0 ' fs, ' ing I if , 'J' ' ' G .H 1 - , li -ag' --, .-- ' Af. fffqill, JHI ff fx. az' ,X f, '14 . 0 MJ J., ,. - - M.-f U'-w if 7 , ' ' 4 QF' if J I ' 'MQ - gal! A 5. sd . I , ., ,,'1, , , -'fr ' -j., Q .71f' R3 ggfx P 'W ' JJ ' VZ, A,.. ,..,,,p4r, h 5 V. 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Their winning five out of seven matches cannot be attributed to any one man, but Coach Estey and Co-captains Strauch and Mehaffy deserve special praise as the team's leaders. The other mainstays were Armer, Cohen, Woodward, Huyler, Dunn, Bellingrath, Stebbins, Gibson, Lari- more, and May. Others saw action in exhi- bitions and occasionally a varsity fight. Many unforgettable events occured during the gruelling season. Among these was the double victory scored by Larimore and May when the chips were down in the Calumet match. Armer's first-round pin in the first fight of the Tilden match will long be re- membered by the Corps' wrestling enthu- siasts. Not often does one see so much fight, ability, endurance, and spirit in one squad. lan. Z3 Culver 42 Niles ll lan. 30 Culver 26 Calumet l9 Feb 6 Culxer l3 Reeves 33 Feb. l3 Culver 32 Morgan Park l3 Feb. 20 Culver 53 Adrian 5 Feb. 27 Culver 26 South Bend Central l8 Mar. 6 Culver l3 Tilden Tech 30 Total Culver 205, Opposition l3O 76 First row from left to right: Armer, L. H., Dunn, D. E., and Huyler. F. D. Second row: Evans, R. Wynne, May, l. D., Griffin, T. D., Gibson, B. E., Bellingrath, W. A., Mehaffy, T. Mg Strauch, A. E., Stebbins, A. H., and Woodward, F. R. Third row: Hilgemeier, R. A. lmgr.l 3 Sites, W. N., Shircliff, 1. V.g Bikos, P. N.g Cibbs, I. W.g Gregory, M. F.g Thomas, E. R., Lt. Col. Estey lcoachlg and Bronson, W. H. Fourth row: Williams, M. R., Cutchin, L. Mg Larimore, I. W., Pierson, R. B.3 Snow, C. M.: and Fleming, 1. W. lmgr.l. ln an exhibition match Culver grappler Ciriffin tangles with Wilke of Calumet. 5.1! Swimming Squad Enjoys Biggest Season Under the coaching of Major Walaitis, the swimming team had the biggest sched- ule in its history. As a result of the first four meets, in which Culver swamped the opposition, it was learned that this was the first team in Indiana. Aguilar smashed records from the start, the relay team of Nash, Tyson, Aguilar, and Johansen proved to be one of the best combinations in the water as they continually broke their own records. Losses to New Trier and Oak Park failed to dim the tankmen's spirit, and they went on to win the rest. After the season, Aguilar, Johansen, Davis, and Fletemeyer went to Indianapolis to compete in the State A.A.U. meet. At the Induanapclls AA U. Meet, Cu yer was represented by Aguilar, Tyson, johansen, and Dayrg Swimming against col' lege competutrcn, Aguilar placed tcurth in the IOC-yard free- style event L ,,,,.,, is First row from left to right: Tyson, A. R,, Nash, 1. R., lohanf sen, C. R., Davis, W. B., Aguilar, L. A., Roach, A. C., Carr, S. C., Nixon, W. M., Fletemeyer, R. C., and Loud, B. M, Second row: NISE, W. V., Rice, F. E., Macomber, M. A,, Blanke, W. 1., Murray, j., Coach Walaitis, Wann, B, D., Fisher, T. S., Har- ris, R. C., and Schafer. Third row: Cox, Bacon, M. F., Ross, W. C., Endres. I. H., Henry, j. N., Ingham, C. F.: Brown, M. S., McLennan, M. W., Fulmer, C. A., and Story, W. P. lmgrl. .....i.. --.MN .II 11 V,,,,w.f. . .-. , . First row from left to right: Roth, G G., Myers, C. L.g Eaton, R. M.g Eastmond, T. L.g Miranda, R. G5 Clyne, R. A., Hardy, E. F.g Parra, A., R dber , F.g Lee, W. H., Farlin , R. Eg Fischer, K. M.g Wright, D. W,g Anderson, D. W., and Mendia, C. G. Second row: Merchant . R., Siva, E. G' Wanenmacher, W ' 'ner ' L R A ' Seidman L l-l' Baldri u is o mens er s l o The F1fth Class, noxx a permanent un1t l1V1Hg 1n the East Lodge, 19 IH ILS thlrd yea1 of maklng f1ne records Thls group of ca dets had a flne Veal unde1 the counselorshlp of Colonel Leland and h1s ass1stant, M1 Land All cadets xx ere glx en the opportun 1tV to shoxx the1r leade1sh1p ablhty, and It xx as a fdmlllal s1ght to see them marchlng Patient and klndly Colonel Leland has learned durlng many summers an Woodcraft Camp to work with boys Here he listens to the problems of Hardy and Clyne Germain, A. W.g Smltherman, L. GQ Rezek, W, l.g Grouse, G. L.g Sotos, P. 5,3 and Schreyer, U. Third Row: Klang, M. B., Wiersba, I. H., Gleason, R. W.g Wemmer, R, E., Gregory, K., Williams, R. F. 3 Hodgkin W, H., Augenstein, N. A,g McMil- ,M.W.g en, . .3 una, . .1Prra, 4D.gan Rietz H L Fourth row' Tauber W R A and Zaleski A I Not shown Humphrey B M and Swanson I B to then study hall mess, and parade There xx as gl eat enthuslasm shoxx n 1n the competl t1on for m1l1tary proflclency awards On the athlet1c fleld the Flfth Class xx as d1v1ded1n to f0U1 teams xx ho furlously fought for the athlet1c champ1onsh1p ln the varlous Sp01tb From these teams xx as composed a VHFSILW squad xx hlch plax ed othel elghth grade In best military fashion the Fifth Class checks in at the or derly desk following theur return from a show In the picture are Green Dunlap Crouse Lee Eaton Eastmond and Mendia WX fs Fifth Class Makes Fine Record teams from neighboring schools and under- classmen on company teams. The hobby and entertainment facilities provided this group with many enjoyable hours of fun and ac- complishment as they built a model railroad and layout table, while others were busily flying the many airplanes that they had con- structed. The Halloween and Commence- ment dances, together with trips, stand out as fond memories in a busy and profitable year. In this group of cadets who have learn- ed to live and Work at Culver, we may hope to find the nucleus of an excellent Corps in future years. A newcomer to the faculty this year, C.M.A, Alumnus Land devoted many hours to the Fifth Classmen. Among other pro- lects, they and he began the construction of a model railroad ln the lounge of their barrack. Above Mr. Land enjoys the assistance of Eaton, Dunlap, Lee, and Williams in his labors. 79 MB' vm fin rg, .II 9 'D Wiiviivwi' iw thought we had soon thc last uf tin- slump we wouifl wake up to find the campus once again covered. Icy walks slowed us up considerably on our six-minute iiaunts from the Library to the Music and Art Building. The Cordon Council WARREN B. DAVIS ,,, V ,YYY President EUCENE A. BURNS ..,, ,M Vice President 1. HUGH RYALL ,,,, .,,,. T reasurer FRED W, CIERS W, ,,,. Secretary The Honor Council One of the most highly respected or- ganizations on campus, the Honor Council worked tirelessly during the past year to up- hold Culver's Honor System. The Honor Council is composed of First and Second Classmen elected from each company, troop, and battery. The Council made great strides this year to encourage in the Corps a high regard for Honor. The group deals fairly and impartially with all offenders, and it is held in great esteem in the eyes of the Corps. Earnest as the members are in the discharge of their responsibilities, their chief desire is to render the Honor Council unnecessary. ri' Ji lu 1, L ,I D 4 l I o l l . ,yi 7 f 1 a, 41 1 This year under the able guidance of Warren Davis, its President, the Cordon Council has carried on one of the most re- markable programs witnessed during recent years. Founded with the intention of fur- thering religious principles on campus, the Cordon Society is broken down into denom- inational groups which meet on Sunday mornings, prior to Chapel, to discuss basic attitudes toward religion. Assisted by Dr. Sexton and the Council, the Cordon plays an important and appreciated part in the life of the Corps. First row from left to right: Wilson, I. L,g Adkins, W, C., Brcsfella, M., Burns, E. Ag Strait, R. D., Strauch, A. Eg and Sninn, L. B. Second row: Brown, j. A., Schuyler, 1. B., Lobdell, D. Mc., and Evans, R. VVynne. Third row: Davis, W. B., Traver, D, R,3 ard May, I. D. Fourth row: Cutchin, L. M., Cooper, R. E., and Reed, H, M, Fifth row: Shaffer, C. W. iv 1' 1 , an rx A ' ,W A10 - Q W -' v'91 Q ' . The Quill: Culver's Literary Magazine The Quarterback -Q-. -Q - f .-Q-v l The Staff of the Quill, CuIver's literary magazine, consisted this year cf lfrom left to right! W. C. Greer lEditorl, l. C. Pickard, D. L. Frauenthal, W. L. Cross and W. R. Hartz. Not shown, but still a major factor in the success of the periodical, is Colonel Hodgkin, faculty advisor. The QUILL, Culver's tri-annual literary publication, displays the best cadet Writing. There are poems, satires, essays, and short stories. While its chief purpose is to provide an outlet for cadets who show unusual tal- ent as writers and artists, the QUILL also seeks to exert a good cultural influence on the Corps. Another publication which de- serves at least belated recognition is the QUARTERBACK, traditionally the project of Company B. Culver's football weekly once again this year provided invaluable infor- mation to those attending the home games, adding much to the enjoyment of watching and cheering the Flying Squadron in action. Somewhat out of season but better late than never is the Quarterback staff to the left, consisting of lfrom left to right' A. E. Scopelitis, H. C. Schoger, W. L. Cross and W. C. Greer. 83 The Cadet Club: Culver's Student Council Always an integral part of the Culver scene, the Cadet Club functioned with expected smoothness. This year's club, always work- ing behind campus scenes, wielded its in- fluence in all phases and activities. Lt. Col. Stevenson and the Club planned dances, dec- orated, supplied refreshments, and furnish- ed Hop Cards. The weekly Sunday Night Meetings, efficiently clocked by Maj. Edgell, set the standard for uniform-appearance, off-limits areas, etc. The Club at the year's start was composed of the Cadet Captains, Warren Davis being president-elect. Other worthy men swelled its ranks until it con- tained many of the most capable men in the school. Not a few accomplishments and 84 Seated from left to right: Frauenthal, D. L., Wilson 1. L.g Womack, j. L,g Brown, j. A., Davis, W. B.1Creer, W. C.g Shinn, I.. B., Moist, R. C3 Cross, W. L., and Lobdell, D, Mc. Standing: Valdes, E. F., Adkins, W. C., Strauch, A. E., Burns, E, A., Strait, R. D.g Dillon, R. K., and Brostella, M. strides taken by this year's Corps have had their origin in some bygone Cadet Club meeting. The Cadet Club is truly the repre- sentative body of the cadets. It is those few that establish the tone of every Culver year. Under the jurisdiction of this highly select group may be numbered such relatively in- tangible matters as school spirit, enthusi- asm of the Corps at athletic events, and pro- per relations between students and faculty. At any given moment, it seems scarcely too much to say, the morale and general atti- tude of the Corps as a whole represents a measure of the efficiency of the Cadet Club. Theirs is a heavy responsibility which they have this year discharged beyond reproach. Officers of The First Class PRESIDENT , W ,H M. B. Flcxd VICE-PRES!DENT ,H ,. . ., E. A. Burn: SECRETARY-TREASURER , , , ,, W. C. Adkins Two groups Cfmcernerl themselves with the activities of the Class of 1954, the First Class Officers and the Beason Hall Board shown on this page. Beason Hall Board of Governors Seated from left to right: Floyd, M, B,g Bums, E. Ag and Mehaffy, T. M. Standing: Kung, M. Eg Brown, 1. Ag Dgvif, W. B.g and l-lariz, We R. 0 .,.. X V, .v Mfwf m' ,, Z V OM jf 1? 3 2 Regimental Staff REGIMENTAL COMMANDER C O OC W. B. Davil RECIMENT!-XL, ADIUTANT OCOO C- R, KC Omffn REOIMENTAL PERSCNNEL OFFICER OC CO M4 B. From REQMENTAL SUPPLY CFFICER O OCOO CC 1, L, xwomack REOIMENTAL SERCEANT MAJOR OC ,..O A. 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'MV' K Vw V- Nb ' W A ,j ,V V- A ., V f X' Q'f f5'fq .Z I ' I :Vigil V V Q M4 .Q -.V V. Q. rwkygl. A A .. N Viv' 1 , . V 5 0 ni gl., V A if gf V v ' .1 V, hx. 5. L 5- I .Z . ,Q , f. 8 T' A Z -lis':l 7 Nh 'lf CV'-qw. 6CFore99 Sprin . . . . Unlikely though the prospect often had seemed in March, Spring did come to Culver at last. Vacation days were behind and ahead. Academic courses began to focus on the coming finals. On Sunday there was parade. Once again the athletic fields swarmed with figures, baseball players and trackmen. Troopers rode the bridle paths, and crews churned the lake. . 89 The Academic Round Continues In the spring as in the fall and Winter, we Went to school. Whatever the season, there were assignments to be prepared, credits to be gained, material to be mastered. It was no light task to combat spring fever and give to our lessons the concentration, not to mention enthusiasm, which our instructors expectedg but We tried. Well, some of us did. Others in our history classes found the spring of 1954 a little too immediate to take a second place to the spring of 44 B.C. when Caesar died, that of 1815 when Napoleon fi- nally met his Waterloo, or even the fairly recent spring of 1945 when Hitler met his. At times we even suspected the teachers of feeling the same way about it. Scholars that they are, Colonel Bishop possibly was think- ing more about tennis than treaties, and Col- onel Mcllinn was yearning for the golf course. 90 While Cicero denounces Catiline above their heads, Colonel Bishop's class of history students labor away at a test which will measure the sincerity and industry with which they have taken and studied their notes. A familiar complaint of history students is that they cannot remember dates, to which Culver's department replies that they are not expected to, Colonel MclVlinn's calendar, un- changed since September, seems to support the contention. P..,l'lf.M!1 lla' 46 fi 95 .63 V WJ' .,-4 X t 8 L And Science Flourishes Cne of the most popular courses at Culver, taught by one of our most Inspiring teachers, is Chemistry. Above Doctor john- son seems to have an appreciative audience for his demonstra- tion of whatever he ns demonstrating. It doesrft matter much, All of the Science Departments gadgets are fascinating. Even sooner than elsewhere Spring' came with brighter sunshine and budding' tree- tops to the fourth floor of Main. But we had other things on our mind, like the neces- sity of mastering' physics and chemistry if we were to get along' next year at engineer- ing' school. Well, again some of us didg the rest of us quietly decided to take our chances and to transfer, if necessary, to some school of business administration. 91 Nas. xx on-J ......wx ,,,aA4 W at O ld a y Roll Call be thout a pctu e of ge al Her Da S Abc e he enjoys a joke n Dav s fash O th h 5 fou th year F ench stude Ts but t s Fre ch to us The Subjunctives That Bloom In The Spring 92 Finally the situation had to be met. Taking a deep breath, the language teachers tackled the subgunctlves, the gerundives, the abla tive absolutes that Would permit no longer of postponement. Presumably we were sex en months more advanced in our foreign language studies than we were on pages 20 and 21 and were quite ready for the more intricate aspects of our subject. Whether anyone ever 1S prepared for the Latin pas sive periphrastic, the French subjunctlve, or the German conditional is a dubious point 1 , , , , I W --Q M., .. rdf , L of ,' Nag' h W u rm wi i r ni r vi , v ' ' i i i n wi i r r n , i i n . As the year drew to a close, the mathematics students grew more and more earnest about their sines, quadratics, and surds. Colonel Shanks lhead of the departmentl did his excellent best The Mathematics Department Under the directorship of Colonel Shanks, the Mathematics Department again has done a splendid job this year of getting us to see that theirs is not the most confusing subject on the face of the earth. Thanks to the highly individual methods of most of the instructors, the most famous of which is Commander Gollnick's streamlined device of turning algebra into nothing more than a few football plays, many of us even came to regard mathematics as one of the easiest, as it is one of the most interesting fields of study at Culver. During our first two years here, we learned the fundamental algebraic concepts and mastered plane geometry. Ad- to prepare his First Classmen to handle next year's work at M,l.T. ard Purdue. ln the lower classes others were getting a background for suicide, vanced algebra, the next step along the line, taught us that algebraic stuff', can be use- ful. Anyone who met a cadet coming from the Math Building with a dazed look about the eyes could logically and probably right- fully conclude that the chap was learning Suicide,,' Culver's mathematical specialty. This is a course for First Classmen which consists of college algebra, trigonometry, and solid geometry, three semesters wrapp- ed up in two. As summer and graduation approach, we of Culver's First Class know that we have secured the best foundation possible in math and that we are better than reasonably well prepared for college. 93 5, im, 4:3 e Mike uses a two-handed backharid. 'X R'-v Tennis Team At the present writing, the tennis squad appears capahle of taking' the Indiana State Championship. Coached by Major Estey. the team has defeated St. Josephs Plym- outh, and Mishawaka. Under the captaincy of veteran Mike Mehaffy, the squad boasts the strength and experience of returning' lettermen Steel, Campbell, Tarlton, and Jackson. May 29th will tell the tale, when our racquetmen take on Oak Park, the top- rated midwestern tennis team. Oak Park has spoiled an undefeated season for the past three years and will be out to do it again. Good luck to the netmen in that match and in their quest for an undefeated spring. f Kneeling from left fo right: jackson, V. Lg and Steel, L M, Standing: Campbells T 1 , Melwaffv, T. Mg and Mitchell, I l. 9 ll A X an ,. Q fr. W: mf W? 1 fi i S72 -M rf i Y ow ,.'!:-. LEM ,Q its ,U l ,vi . 3,1 ,' gW,1 7,1 1, 1. ' Y ' ' ,-5. ' gf an y . Q I B j ' , I 2 1 f ' t 35. ' . 1 af. 'f ff 5 ,Q P' of I, , V V. .w i ','f:'1'f'. : XV WQ SV, W' rf- '43 rm., fag, ' Y . ., 5 , -,M 'ff xv, - 'fff ' mg ,sg , 4 . hu ..-. . M .. s I ,, . 4 - - - va-4 ' I , . A - 5 . . . . , . ' H . . . , u W af nf. M. xi. - M v,i1 Cv A sk! 1 4 A .ix. i ? I 7, xf ' ' F H I . , 1- was + i 1 ru - 1 :V ' WV. ..:..L 1 . ,fmv w...,....m.. W7'f' k mam-an will l ' HY f -' siww- ,, ,,-f5m...,mas12'!11n-....mi5fiL.Q...,.q-..... D A I lb 3 gl ?q, 9 . A. N . W L 00111112111 y D Fighting D had its share of every- thing this year. In varsity athletics they boast the captains of the three major sports. Brian Erickson, who was the captain of the football team, had as some of his teammates men like Adkins, Posejpal, and Ralston. MacKinnon and Ralston helped Brian again when basketball rolled around. Then Jack MacKinnon led the baseball team with Er- ickson once more in the picture. D contrib- uted to the other sports such as track with Ralston and Posejpal. While Millikin ran cross-country, Adkins, Evans, and Jones pulled a wicked oar in crew. Within hearing distance of the rifle range when DuBose, Jones, and Long were hitting the bullseyes, Johansen and Loud were churning up the swimming pool. D had some great company athletes, like Carlen, Keshian, Posejpal, and Mayer, who led D to many victories. Aca- demically D was on top too, claiming the top men in the First and Fourth Classes in the persons of Vila and Orive. MacKinnon, Ad- kins, and Adams were our Blue Key men, while Evans and Henshaw had Silver A's. Under the new counselorship of Colonel Dalferes and commanded by Bill Adkins, D gave other companies something to shoot for. K K While Pickard works hard to get his shoes ready for D Morey lightens his task with the latest Vedette humor. Taking over from Colonel Donnelly, Colonel Dalferes, for l Culver's P,M.S. and T., this year assumed the counselorsh p f Company D. Here he engages in an informal chat with of his First Classmen, S-n Major Oliver coaches at first base as the Culver squad goes into a flurry of action. The varsity nine got off to a hot start with three straight victories. Showing a record as of May 7 of five wins and two losses, Major Oliver,s glovemen give prom- ise of a fine season. Dunn, Holt, and Erick- son have all taken mound duties and have turned in excellent performances. Chancel- lor at first, Valdes at second, Erickson at shortstop, and Manaster at third provide a fast, alert infield. Vandenberg, Panella, Blackwood, and Klein round out a hard-hit- ting outfield. From behind the plate, Cap- tain MacKinnon calls the pitches and does a swell job. With luck the baseball team will have one of the best seasons in years. The varsity crew, bolstered by exper- ienced hold-over oarsmen, is looking for- ward to another successful season. Perhaps no other sport demands so much of an ath- lete and gives him so little in the wav of fame as does crew. The crewman's reward is the feeling' of unity within the boat and the satisfaction of a job well done. This vear's crew will have its share of work, rac- ing' the best of nearby boat clubs and college eights. Returning' lettermen Davis, Kino, Evans, and Dillon will compose a nucleus around which Col. Roberts must build. J.V. lettermen Dyke, Philpot, Peters, Womack, Adkins, Wilson, and Kirklin, add strength to a crew which promises to be among' Cul- ver's finest. ,X ,fi X, Lettermen King, Dillon, and Evans talk things over at the machines. 52210 Z, in Returning lettermen include, from left to right, S. I. Knrklm, In Lettermen R W Evans, D B, lones, 1. T, Dvke, R K Dillon, W B. Davis, NV. C. Adknns, 1, l.. Womack, and F L. Philpot, 99 xv-gl -Q ,ff if f7v- f f fa' - .--...f+ ,,- ..- ,,,- r?'.i.' N-xx, X sy ,..-- .'4A,,...v- -1-we-on ,,.- 'ff'f'f '!, , 9 Posslbly the most exhrlarating development of the year, next ' ' to the beginnnng ot Chrnstrnas vacatlon at least, is the comlng of spring to the Campus, lndlana winters are rather bleak, lOO and everyone feels better when the trees suddenly blossom. For the most part, Culver's buildings have harsh, military outlines. All the more welcome is it then when they be- come beautiful, like the Cyrn above, around the beginning of April. April, May, June When we left Culver on March 26th, Spring was already six days old. But it didn't really seem very much like it, in spite of the calendar. Still the official term for our absence is Spring Vaca- tion, and we accepted gladly the tech- nicality which gave us a break. We had al- ready put in a grading period and part of another following the examinationsg and we were ready for a rest before beginning the grind in preparation for the second semester tests. After our return we watched Spring come in earnest to the Campus, making everything more beauti- ful and luring us out to the diamond, the Bird Sanctuary, the track, and the lake. The Campus bursts into bloom. lOl , 'sffwfs'-lm' 333.7 5 fit r,,5 v .fn QB!! i isluw 6 'JI gif--N - I V sg! xx mv' 1 x ll X' -,..,, 1 ng ,v V , ' K , , I ., , up , ., Q , A yy , f, , ,. - . ,. ' .!:- 'Q El ' - ' XJ' gl ' ' ,, , rv , . .v.9-- vw deaf F' 4 . F A V ' r . AO ff' 13 f' ' M u' W , . l xx K 1 L . n x 4 f , - . vi Y 'L If ' - - V - N- W Y I - + - Y -. . ' 1 l . -Myaanani 0111 ii l 1 V .. 2 - A I e -7 ,, , , 4 aff, f , '--f 4 J .4,,y,,:,,M hw ' 'ZF I V' A TTA -T' -V --1 -fp: K .5+,if x it ' - 'M 'T ,vs arkx' 'ff' r.'-mf, .. ff-' SETS 1: ff? - f -xl YM I 4' 'LH - ' - I' Wi- - W H 'W '. 9 ,. ,-- . 3' , , Ay, 4 A ,y B . f A , ,vu ', 5 - . Awfa L 'N xx 'L A Z- f'f4: ' S . HX lb T ' - 5, , I ' H f F' I V 7 l ' ,. 'V 17 0 ' Qc yt N I 2 .L Q 1,- ' - km 1 I l L 1 B mf- 4- 3 - V W-.V 1 - the Bands This year the Band has acquired two new assets which have contributed much to the musicians' satisfaction and which will provide pleasant memories in years to come: an excellent counselor and a completely re- modeled barrack. Captain Bryant in his first year at Culver has made a deep and pleasant impression upon all the Bandsmen. The improved barracks have provided a con- siderable increase in the comfort of the ca- dets. During the fall, many lettermen shar- ed the Band's quarters. These include Holt, Lett, Strait, Bessmer, and Hatfield, who won top awards in football, as well as Cox, who earned his letter in cross-country. Holt went on to garner new honors in basketball and baseball. Lettering in rifle are Munn and Strait, the latter of whom won the Na- tional Junior Championship last year and captained the trigger-squeezers this winter. In academics the Band has maintained its usual high standards, placing Haines, Holt, Strait, Rourk, and Reese in Blue Key. The Band, in short, has done well in every de- partment. This year Culver welcomed to the Campus a new counselor of the Band, Captain Bryant. Both he and Mrs. Bryant, who joined the faculty as librarian, have earned the high regard and affection of all. Scarcely would any Roll Call be complete without a picture of a jam session in some bandsman's room. Af any free hour, the musicians are liable to assemble informally and Serenade the Campus, lO3 4 On Toward Semester Tests After serving a tour inthe Public Relations Office, Major Hughes returned this year to the English Department to guide First Classmen toward the Iron Cate and College. By this time the English Department had Worked its way through Hamlet, Samson Agonistesf' and Gulliver's Trav- elsf' In the spring the First Classmen took to the woods with Thoreau, Hester Prynne, and Arthur Dimmesdale, and Went rafting down the Mississippi with Huckleberry Finn. College Boards had come and gone, and there was no longer any point in worry- ing about them. Down at Princeton read- ers were deciding our fates. We just rafted along with Huck and Jim. Among the outstanding achievements scored this year by Cul- ver cadets rnuit be ranked that of Lemon, who walked oft with the lndi:.na State Championship as clarinet soloist, l-le and his teacher, Colonel Payson, have brought high honor to Culver. Captain Ross seems pleased as he checks Greer's fingering of a difficult passage, up K Music and Art Department Perhaps no department enriches life on the Campus more than the Music and Art faculty. Mr. Kohn's piano recitals, Captain Ross' organ and carillon offerings, the an- thems of the Choir, prepared under the di- rection of Captain Zetty, all these have add- ed immeasurably to the cultural atmosphere of the school. Nor must we overlook the fine contributions to the daily scene made by Major Williams, Culver's artist-in-resi- dence. These men tried to give us that feel- ing and love for music and the plastic arts which they, from experience, know to be one of the most satisfying' of acquirements. Un- der Mr. Kohn we learned to appreciate the grandeur of a Bach fugue. Captain and Mrs. Zetty showed us what a marvellous in- strument the human voice is. Under the pa- tient tutelage of Colonel Payson, instru- mentalists gained skills which will continue to give them pleasure long' after their foot- ball and basketball days are over. f Shortrnan, jackson, and Stebbins entertain guests in barracks one of those rare occasions when, after a particularly stiff G. l., the doors are opened to the outside world Whatever the question may be, Troopers have learned that long as it has anything to do with horses, Lieutenant Feeley will have the answer. lC6 Y troop B Throughout the year the boots-and-sad- dle boys from the third floor above Sally Port have lived in high spirits and have worked smoothly under the able leadership of Colonel Whitney, Major Strow, and Gene Burns. ln the athletic department, the Troopers are represented well by numerous varsity lettermen. From the gridiron Royal, Burns, Jesse Jackson, and Gottschalk emerged victorious. Carr and Wallace did the honors in swimming, Barrett and Clark in track, Schuyler in wrestling, Floyd in golf, and Vernon Jackson in tennis. Kroll fired on the rifle team, and the polo squad provided letters for Captain Dobler, Gerst, Morrison, Zim Smith and Dunlap. In com- pany sports Troop B scored high, copping first in rifle, third in football, and second in soccer. Academically the Troopers natur- ally put forth their best efforts toward Win- ning the coveted Silver Bowl. Several Gold and Silver A's adorn Troop sleeves, and, in the long run, scholastic achievement was above average. Outstanding in the Troop were the personalities which gave the or- ganization its tone. Without the good-na- tured friendliness of Burns and Hampton and the efficiency of Schuyler and Dobler, it would have been a very different outfit. -Q-A 7 Q ! t 'hx ' J'V' y?e 'ff . A . 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U V 0 - Q, , . -e . w qu: ' - K f -1 Q ' x Q- , L' M We A I I 1 ' 9 ! . 4.4. P+' U. XJ Q -s '-' 4- -- 1. A- wk! . ,Q Y? .x.LJ . MEf,Q .hx S H l M a n ,. ' igi u wa Q 1 I - M I ' '- F'- Qmn ln the spring as during the fall, the jumping squad take their horses across State Road lO and spend their recreataon periods training themselves and their mounts to c'ear impressive ob- stacles. The Jumping Team Co-captained by Lewis Weider and Warren Wofford, the jumping' team has made a fine record for itself this year. For several seasons past, the Culver squad has enjoyed an excellent reputation throughout the Chicago-Indianapolis areag and they confirmed their right to their good name by their Work this year. Under Lt. Feeley's su- pervision they participated in the Onwensia Spring Horse Show and the Stanley Luke Schooling Show. Members also took part in New York's National Horse Show. Cul- ver also Was represented in the Trader Point Hunt and at Castle Park in Indianapolis. Frcm left to rIght: Arechabala, R. Mg Mack, l. lvl.g l-linkson, C. l-l.g ETlIs. G3 Bjorklund, S. E.1 Wexler, L, P.g Snite, P, T.: Vslofford, W, W.g Metcalfe, C. Eg Rich, R. W.g and Wallace, W. S, The well turned-out gentleman in front is Attwater, P. R., thrown into the picture by a passing mule. gaiafgaa .v-s wwf.. .1r.,t .1 ' 'f2 'ffA.iwt'G'-ffm? ' - U7 55 Sealed from left to right: Fletemeyer, R. C.: Hunt, R. H.: Schonblom, 1. W.: Frauenthal, D, L.: Ralston, C. B.: Barrett, C. D.: Wright, l. I.: and Fulmer, C. A. Standing: Peppard, M. R.: Verplank, R, L.: Hamel, X.: Cummings, l. K.: Cobian, X Cafill, l. B.: and Varenhorst, D. VV. The Varsity Track Team At this writing the indoor season has come to a close for the varsity tracksters, and, though the showing Was commendable, the need for experience is evident. With high hopes of a very successful outdoor sea- son, however, the team is patiently waiting to run the long schedule. With such men as Barrett, Reddig, Clark, Frauenthal, Ral- ston, Gafill, Wright, Holmes, Hinkson, and Hunt leading CMA's attack, the team should go on to high achievement. A bright spot is the fact that the outstanding mile relay team of Wright, Cummings, Reddig, and Barrett has already smashed the indoor rec- fmrd and may repeat with the outdoor mark ater. There is plenty of speed here as ftrom left to rightl Rob- erts, Ciafill, Peppard, Reddig. Fulmer, and Cheney leap from the starting blocks, IO9 The editor, Bill Cross, gathers his chief lieutenants, Greer, Lob- dell, MacKinnon about to discuss a proposed change in se- quence. The book he holds is the original layout from which this book began. Seated from left to right: Berg, R, I., Steel, L. M., Weil, l., Greer, W. C., Cross W. L., Lobdell, D., MacKinnon, 1. H., Romney, H., Brown, W, L, L., and Martin, I. E. Standing: Roserheim, S. H., Scopelitis, A. E., C-osaynie, W. K., Donahoe I. M., Snite, P. T., Ferguson, I. W., Milner, K. W., Allen, C-. H., Stone, P. V., Rourk, M. H., and Pfeifer, 1. F. The Roll Call Sums Up The Year As we stated much earlier, The Ve- dette has covered the seasons at Culver as they rolled around. Near the end of the Spring' Section of the book we place our- selves, for we of the Roll Call staff have endeavored between these covers to sum up Culver's school year of 1953-54. How well we have succeeded, We are in the poorest possible position to judge, for self-criticism is of all arts probably the most difficult. One thing only we maintain with a clear con- science: that we have Worked hard on this book. For that matter, we are able on the basis of our experience to assert one more fact with complete confidence: no book of this sort, whatever the quality of it, can even come into existence without hard work. Above is the Second Class Clubroom on a typical rainy Sunday irnify to the Canteen, the Clubroom provides all that a man afternoon. Centrally located on the Campus in close prox- can ask for in the way of relaxation. The Second Class Under the leadership of a livewire from Milwaukee, Johnny Schuyler, the Second Class has enjoyed a pleasant and successful year. Assisted by his fellow officers and the Board of Governors, consisting of Rich, Tyson, Cooper, and Burns, Schuyler has in- sisted effectively that the Clubroom receive good care and that the rules governing its use be obeyed. Offenders have received summary penalties. The Entertainment Committee has demonstrated its ample abil- ity more than once, providing many well-at- tended parties and sings, Probably the best was the Christmas Party. In all, the Second Class has earned its right to high regard through the entire school. SECOND CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT ,,.....................A.,. B. Schuyler VICE-PRESIDENT .,,,,A-,, -,- R4 XN, Evans SECRETARY-TREASURER .,,,,,,-,,,---,Y-- T, Dyke lll Nearing The End By the end of May summer is upon us. Invariably the Memorial Day Services are conducted under a burning sun. It will not be long now until Commencement Week is at hand with its round of activities, culmin- ating in the Iron Gate ceremony. ln the spring one of the most popular spots is the First Class Carden. Not the least enloyable feature of the season us the First Class sings held in the Ring Soon the Class of l9S4 will attend its last Chapel service at Culver and hear its baccalaureate sermon, gy,-V 'A hu-I. . , ,, 1 I Av 1 vi 'I 5-.'l'4 ' - JPIJL 4 . f A x ,. . 3, a- . . ' - v ' ' vo .7 ',: 435 ,N fog.- 'A ' V- , If , Sin. L eff K ' - ,133 7: N A, 3 -' I: 1 'W' Q. Ill, ' - 'Ai :ik , P- X Y w4'kQ.kQ xii Qffqi. .. T.:'E . - -- 1 3: 4 . V .L 5 3 iifq '2?kQ.rv1?':.i?,. 1 - ' 5. . . '.' . . . xx f 'qv, AP' 1. N 'I 'A fit! Put? I 1, , 9' ... ima L 1, .v rig- ' yn jig a'Pxg, 4 f ' - ,Uv f 'A Hs If 'ay -r - fa .4,v4 .R n can nh? bl . flpvi, gf ,lf . . , . Kia. 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I Wi 'X , HQ I f I .YA my ' Reading is a pleasure in Mrs. Bryant's Library any season . . Whatever the season, the faculty and staff at Culver work on, teaching, typing, counselling, printing, cooking, preaching, cloctoring, cataloguing, sweeping, nursing, writing, shoeing horses. Certainly there never is a clay that someone is not digging, uprooting, and transplanting. A busy place, Culver, at all seasons of the year. 115 Business Llke Admlnlstratlon Guides Culver Becommg the f1fth Supeuntendent of seen Culver from 11631 ly GVGIV s1de before taklng on h1s p1esent respons1b1l1t1es In 1924 he came to Culver as an mstructor 1n the Mathen1at1cQ Depa1tment to beg1n h1x acquamtance v11th th1Q school Late1 tak1ng on the dutles of Counselo1 of the A1t1llerx D1recto1 of Measu1ement and ApIJ131S3l and soon after Dean of the Academy Col H6 Cnegorv 19C81X9Cl the mvaluable experlence necessarx for hls present 0fflC9 Col Greg O1 y obtalned h1s Bachelol S degree from M1 am1 Un1ve1Q1t5 and 1n add1t1on to thls re ce1ved h1s lVI A f1 om the UH1V6FS1ty of M1Ch1g3H F1n1sh1ng M1ch1gan he contlnued 16C61V6Cl the degree of Ed M In 1940 Col gate Un1x erslty CO1'1f9I'19Cl upon h1m an hon O1 a1v deg1ee of Docto1 of Lette1s for hls leade1sh1p IH the GClLlCdt10l1 f1eld Du11ng Wo1 ld Wa1 II Col C1 QQOIV S61 ved xx 1th dls t1net1on fo1 tuo years 1n the European Theat1e as a membe1 of General B1adley Q staff Culver's Superinfendenfi Colonel W. E. Gregory Il 1 - 1 . y . 4 7 ' Z I I I I Y . . -- . . ' ' .v . '- . . 1 . I . . . . - X 7 7 Culver in 1939, Colonel W. E. Gregory had his graduate work at Harvard, where he . i . 1 . .. . i ' .7 7 Q . - . 1 1 1 . I 1 1 I' if 1 , , 1 R Culver E C McDonald B B Cu yer Board of Directors R H e' B Culyef H H Cu Vel' C C Chambers These ale the gentlemen whose devo t1on to Culvel and xx hose buslness QYDQI lence and acumen contrlbute greatly to the Academys conslstently successful opera t1on Tu ICQ a yea1 the members of the Boal cl of Dnectols meet at Culver, sacr1f1c1ng thelr tlme to glve us the beneflt of then tal ents to dlscuss matters uhlch vltallg con cern the school Although most of us see them seldom or never, vue reahze that fem thlngs happen at Culver xx hlch do not take color and cllrectlon from the Cl8C1S1OI1S of the Board Q , Col Gregory Ross Beason L I Brady Frank R Denton H7 mg - uf' N ' .Vw X l o f, if V ' ' 1 li' V , 45: Y W ' I, L . f , ' X X . E. . ' lr. . . . . I E. . I , III I. I 5 , . He B. . , lr. - 1 - . . . , - ' I I Y W ' I- . I I I. v I . . ,Y W W - .e . . v . . . .1 Q . . . t . . . . . . R - . . . 1 - V V - e, . . v . ' . . - v . . . . R Cu ver W A Brooks rx' . Y .. U. 1 1 ,ai FP ' ' -. v f 4 L Q ,452 fait '.,. F.. 1. 15 Talent and Experience To the officers on these pages we owe a great deal. At times when they denied us the privileges we desired and pleasantly refused to see the world solely through our eyes, we resented their firmness. Invariably, though, events proved them right. ln i949 Major Rust left the Academy to publish a newspaper and run the establishment which prints the Roll Call. This year he returned to Culver as Director of Public Relations, in which capacity he enjoys the excellent help of Mrs. Eckman, Formerly teacher and counselor extraordinary, Colonel Donnelly is now Asswstant Dean of Studies. Among many other responsi- bilities, he watches over the academic progress of fourth and third classmen, Here he discusses Ortengrens status with the latter's father, Z To Colonel McKinney, the Commandant, and his assist- ant, Colonel jackson, falls the duty ot keeping a sharp eye on cadet discipline and morale. Admiral Bays lcenterl wrestles with the problems intrinsic in Culver's large physical plant. The History Department Seated from left to right: Lt. Colonel Charles S, McMinng Lt. Colonel james H, Bishop, Department Chairman: and Colonel Wallace E. Leland. Standing: Mr. Lewis K. Moore, jr.g Mr. Hugh M. Ayerg Lt. Colonel Melvin A. Esteyg and Captain Frank M. Bryant. The Language Department Seated from left to right: Lt. Colonel l-l, Vernon Davisg Major Frank W. Walaitisg Colonel Donald M, Marshal, Department Chairman: and Lt. Commander Burton L. Curry, Standing: Com- mander lohn F. Roosg Mr. Arthur E. Tenneyg Mr, Andrew C. Thomasg Captain Leonard Stevensg Major john R. Marsg Major Martin A, Uebelg and Mr. Cordon Uyltebrouck. tFfF' ' '3 '4 The Music And Art Department From left to right: Mr. james D. Kohng Major C4 Warner Wil- liamsg Lt. Colonel Edward T. Payson, Department Chairman: Captain Alan Rossg and Captain Claude E, Zetty. The Mathematics Department Seated from left to right: Lt. Colonel judd T. Stnnchcombg Col onel Robert H. Shanks, Department Chairman: Lt. Colonel Ho- rner A. Obenaufg and Lt. Colonel Claure W. jackson. Standing: Mejor Donald CV Sutherlandg Major Kenneth Hesgardg Lt. Co'- onel john E. Mauerg Lleutenant Davud l. DeVnesg Major Rav- mond C. jurgenieng Major A. Coke Smnthg Mr. Robert B, Brown Mr Elmer C.. Whuteg and Commander Walter O Coflnuck. The Science Department Seated from left to right: Major Hugh H. Harperg Dr. George O. johnson, Department Chairman: and Colonel Walter W, Strait, Standing: Major William A. Strowg Captain james V. Miracleg Mr. Robert B. Browng Major Myron E. Bennerg and Mr. Thomas j. Hamilton. 4. Wk. 'V The Horsemanship Department From lett to right: Lneutenant j. Robert Feeleyg Lt. Col- onel Clarence A. Whntney, Acting Director: and Major Louis j. Stone. l2l ,Qt .1 The Mess Hall Colonel Robert Rozsow, Steward. Q L v- '-'fa A ,,.,.-1. A , ,,,,..,....- Myne, ,,.,- ,Agn ,,,f The Department of Health From left to right: Muss Vnrginia Abalrg Mrs, Reba Wagonerg Doctor Milan DA Baker, Academy Surgeon: Mrs. Betty Yapp: Mass Leone Baileyg and Miss Vurgunla Williamson. ...,-. Q-',-,-,,,. L-,,f.,,f,,4,J- W! fx., gf, The Athletic Department From left to right: Major Russell DA Oliverg Major Frank NN, Walaitls, Department Chairman: and Maior Ervin R. Nelson. The Counselor Staff Seated from left to right: Captain Robert Boltong Colonel E Kemp Moorel Colonel W. C. johnston. Senior Counselor: and Colonel Roy L. Dalferes. Standing: Mayor William A. Strowg Captain Frank M. Bryantg Lt, Colonel john E. Maierg Mayor john R. Marsg Mayor Martin A, Uebelg and Mayor john F. Edgell. The English Department Seated from left to right: Mr. Chester A. Marshall, jr.g Mr. Cordon V. Wiseg Colonel Charles C. Mather, Department Chairman: Mayor William j. MacQuillang and Colonel Walter C. Roberts. Standing: Lt. Colonel Richard W, Cimbelg Mayor john F. Edgellg Colonel E. Kemp Mooreg Mr. Arthur E. Tenney: Mayor Arthur C. Hughesg Mr, Harvey E. Firarig Captain joseph V, Duffg Lt. Colonel Patrick l-l. Hodgking and Mr. joseph Ehrenbe-rg. The ROTC Staff Seated from left to right: Captain Alfred E. Lewis: Col- onel William H. Wood. Professor of Military Science and Tactics: and Lieutenant Earl C. Betts. Standing: Master Sgt jarnca K Fowlerg Master Sgt Fred M. Klmmeyg Sgt. First Class Cunnard E.l-1:ltgMa,ter Set Ruben L. Morav- chiclfg and Master Sgt. Virgil T Miller. l23 .1 ,v , ,f -gy. . f Me, f af Q f-'Intl' f f ' f,':, E- F' Yi V ' ' ' . ,' 4 Q, ' V' ' 1 x Q id- ' X W f f X - 9. . ' ' 1 0 W ,0 ay S 1' M - , , ,M ' 'K Y -7 YW aww-Q K N nf Q- f A 4 'E if . xg gg 5' .2 I, Lx if Q de ar Mm . ,f,n -K ynwy ' f 3 , .lf- Q w Z-Zh-T-.1 4-'S me .. 'YV 'Ts - i 'EPP' 31 And Et Cetera It is really too bad that more cadets rlo not become better acquainted with the many people at Culver who contribute so much to our welfare and comfort. Whether we in- dicate our appreciation in any way or not, however, we may be sure that they will con- tinue to do their work wellg for that is the kind of people they are. In the stenographuc offoce next to Mr. Ott's room, the type- writers go from morning until night as typists pound out letters to parents, exercise sheets for instructors, and the daily bulletin. Among the more fascrnating spots on the Campus as the room on the ground floor of Mann Barracks where Mr, lVlattox's presses roll constantly to meet the Academys printing needs. Everybody, of course, knows Rex who handles the mall and the packages from home The other gentleman is Mr Eclfrnan the gardener, in charge of the grounds One ot the most popular and capable people ,n the Compu. Miss RQPNQ. Colonel McKnnney's secretary, is an authority in regulatacns. :lat y schedules, g arf' rosters, 1 fi :ther ttem2 military import 1:17 or ,LL Q41 3, ' :gfig?sQ fn M 5 A V ' ' 'W' f' f 'al -,f - Y k , . , V rr: 0 9 -if ' L V: J is A A V A pw K 1, V - Q- V ,:'- , AW W K 1 65. A We I 'Q. K flf. - gs' f PM 'f .' 'X ai, 52 L ., 1 , vi, .1 il? , F' I 1 gif . 9- . Q in V 1 Ai its L ' ' W Y- A 5. E 1- ' ' if l' 'Vu' :FJ-Fi:f351p , .fi k 1 5 M , 4 L ggi, my 5.92.1 f ff I . f 5 lm ' ' ' ' 1 , . . 'fh'. A Q' E:-4 HA V I ,H V. , by U, 4 , , un. ,w m , . .V ,' 5 Q 'f' 1 if 3 ' f F 'V , Y' 7 als ,K4Q'!5,, - 1 'x YV:-l , Q qv A 'fff,. - 'w' Q . ' Lf -' fm. 41 '-' pwv- S f. ' 1 ki . . s A 2 , , ,, V f. , -5 -y X I I , . . i ,D yy r t Y Q 9 fo , 4 :tt X.. s, 'Z 1',xru, Y, vb, ,V A I-fl- 1 1 ' 5 i . - f , , 1 W N.. ' f 1. 4 J L .2 V- , ,Q ' ,Ang , ,f 9 J fy. K F 5 . , ' - - , , A , L, jg Y , V2 1 n A . ug, ' K ' W gJ , ,.,Q. wg. , J K 1 ' 0 1 - pf if - iff wt! A v ' ' .A ' V , ' L' fl GKI' W' V L ' K U - ' , l . 1 H 7 ' , f 1 J f I . ' C r - Y x n - f X1 Q , I ' I V wr i V+: ' X. I Q' '-' I X X' Af -A .FK , I ' '5 L l A ' X , '-MW. . . 'Z , . - ' I ff' -- w l I' - Ki 4 f 1, 3 , y af ff 1' fp 4, ,f-VN .LQ- ' . ,- i dl, N -rf 'ss v'f5- ..- nn sy .- U rw II 'IF ll 'f ' U :li CQ , ' .Q ll urs ,.,i .17 2 M E 2 I Q Main .X :Ser - x V 4... - - - .EL- Let's sing one more song for . . june . . . June belongs to everyone, but to no one with better right than to the First Classman. Having completed the last and hardest of Culver's five years, he stands at a major turning-point in his life. To him June is the month when, with mingled pride and regret, he will leave Culver's campus and pass through the Iron Gate into a new world. I2 7 I 7 HUGH WILLIAM HOBART ADAMS St Helens Oregon Troop B Four years of ser vice Varslty Athletics Polo IIVI Company Athletlcs Boxmg llV1 Wrestlnng IIVP Rltle llVl Honor Mnhtary Organuzatnon mber of Lancers llll ll I Mllltary :vate IIVI Pr vate Furst Class lllll er ant lll KARL ADAMS III Weston Massachusetts Company D Two years of servrce Academ Svlver A lll ll Member of Blue ey Cum Laude Miscellaneous Chour ll ll Opera llll Secretary Treasurer of Scuence u l Mllltary Pnvate llll Private F rst Class lll WILLIAM CONRAD ADKINS Coldwater Ohlo Company D Four years of servlce Academlcs Sllver A lll ll Member of Blue Key Cum Laude Varsrty Athletucs Football l ll Letter ll Crew lll Letter ll pany Athletucs llVl Wrestllng llV lll e a ox l YEW wnmmung llV lll Trac Il Basketb llV llll Mlsce an eous lst Vuce Pres Hop Club lll Secre tary Treasurer of Flrst Class lll Cadet Club lll Honor Councll lll ll Honor Mlhtary Organlzahon Honor Guard lll ll llst Lt l Mllltary Private llVl Prrvate Furst Class LUIS ALVARO AGUILAR Mexuco D F Mexlco Battery A Three years of servtce Academlcs Member ot Blue Key Varsrty Athlehcs Swlmmlng llll Letter ll Captaun ll Varslty Crew Company Athletics Track ew B e a eyball lll Swummung llll Captaln Soccer Team lll ll Mrscellaneous Vlce Presndent Catholnc Cu llll Sergeant at Arms lll Beason House Committee Mull Pnvate lllll Corporal llll Seco Lneutenant Ill MICHAEL S AIVAZZADEH Llncolnwood Illrnols Company A Two years of servlce Company Athletucs Football llll lll restlrng llll 9 3 s etball llll l ball 1 l I I Mllltary Prlva e ll l Prlv F rst Class lll RUFUS TRAVIS AMIS Oklahoma Cnty Oklahoma Battery B Three years of servnce ademlcs C ld A llll Slver A lll Member of Blue Key Cum Laude Varsl etlcs Crew llll ll Wr tllng l Company Athletlcs Crew llll ll I restlrng llll lco captarn ll Honor Mllltary Organlzahon F ur Gun Drlll lll ll lCorporall Mlhtary Prlvate lllll Corporal llll Second Lneutenant lll THE FIRS CIASS- 1954 Me l , , I. Pr Q I ' QS - 86 .l', ics: ' I , . l K . ' : ' l , 3 cvb ll., f ' 1 ' i . Ill: . .3 , I l .Com- ll, Ilg Vollybll lI'V, Ill, ll, llg'B l 'ng llV, Ill, ll, llg C llV, llllg S ' ' , , ll, llg k llV, lll, ll, gl all , . ' ll - lllllg First Sergeant lllll3Captain lll. llll, lllgCr llll,ll,llg asbllllllllg V011 ,lug F ' 5 I' , .l I . i. tary: 'l I 1- nd W ' uf: Vollybll llll m2 Bak lIgBase llll ll gSott- ball 'lll . : ' t I g 'ate I . Ac '-: o h i , Ill . . 'ty Athl ' I . lg es ' llll, ll, ' 3 , , lg W ' ,Ill - ' , .. . . : 9 . ' -B MANUEL ARANGO Mexuco Cnty Mexlco Troop B Four years of servuce Varsity Ath Ietucs Boxung IlVl lumprng Reserve letter In Boxrng Manager Letter un lumpung Com pany Athletlcs Soccer IIV Ill ll ll uas I Captann I Boxnng Illll Mlscellaneous Saint Thomas More Club Honor Mulntary Organlzatnon L ncers Illll Mllutary Pruvate IIVI n va e Fnrst Class Illll Lance Corporal Ill Pnvate Fnrst Class Ill PAUL RUSSELL ATTWATER Il Wrchuta Kansas Troop B Two years of seryzce Var sity Athletics lurnplng Illl IReserve Letter II Polo Ill ll Company Athletncs oot res In B n Honor Mnlutary Orgamzatuon Lancers Ill M :tary Prlyate Illl Corporal Ill IERRY W BAER Miami Beach Florxda Bat tery A Three Years of servuce Varslty Ath EICS S lmmlng llll L tter Ill om pany Athletncs F otball Ill B seball Illl a lrnmlng llll Volleyball Illl ll Mus aneous C rdon Illl I Ve ette I l Mlltary Private Illll Prnvate First Class Illl Lance Corporal Ill DAVID WARREN BALE Lakevuew Mucha D Y pany Athletics Football I ll I I Baseball et a Il Soccer stlung I ummung I I I Softball I Ill I I Mlhtar P vate Illll Lance Corporal llll Pruvate st Class Il C DAVID BARRETT Ryan Oklahoma Troop B Four years of service Varslty Ath rcs Track IIV Ltter Ill ll m any Athletncs otball ll I Soccer IIVI Basketball Ill Mlscellaneous Esquure u Il C or I ll Vedette Ill Featur Edltor ll Dramatcs IIV ll Honor Mllltary Organization Lancers Illl ll ll Mlhtary ryate IIVI vate Frrst Class Ill er ant ll LOUIS HENRY BATTENFIELD Wrnamac lnduana Company B Three years of servnce Varslty Athlehcs Wrestllng Illl ll C ny Athletncs Wrestling Illl ll l a all I a Foot a Illl ll Captann ll Honor Mllltary Organ azatlon Honor Guard Ill Mllltary Pruvate P Sergeant I I RST SS 9 THE Fl CIA -1954 I' : , , , QIBBSGF ball. Illl, ll, llg Sq h ll, b ' I 3 a n . : ' QP: f I 1 I: 1 ,u . ' :F - ballIll,llgW tl'gIlI,llg oxigIlll. il' : ' 3 I . I It' z. w' ' , e I . C I ' : o 1 a , ll,llgSoftblI llII,ll,lJgSquash Illl, llg Sw' ' L . V 'cel- I : o - ll, d ll . i. 2 . Z . . gan. Troo B. Three ears of service. Coml Illl, Il, Img Bask b ll IllI,'ll, 'Q IllgWre ' Ill, llgBox'ng llll,ll,llg Sw' A 3 ,ll, . y: ri 3 3 ' Fir I. ner' : ' , e ,All, ,coz I p ' 2 Fo I , lg I Cl b' lg h I Il ,F 3 ,. e . 5. - ' ' .. l I Pr' .Q Pri v I I IIQS - ge I ,ly ' I ' : I , . ome I pa ' : , , IQ B s- ketb lllg Baseb ll Illl, ll, llg b Il IlllIg.ruyate Frrst Class Illllg l I . ,, THE FIRS I HENRY WILSON BATTLE, Charleston, West Virginia. Battery B, Three years of service. Company Athletics: Track llll, ll, ll g Soc- cer llll, ll, ll 3 Boxing flll, ll, ll gWrestling llll, ll, ll. Miscellaneous: Science Club III I 3 Art Club lll. Military: Private llll, lll g Corporal lll. ROBERT W. BAUM, Mclieesport, Pennsyl- vania Band Two years of service Varsity AI'I'lleI'lCS TFBCIQ Ill ll Cgmpany Athletics l It Fotball lll Miscellaneous nce Band lll Milit y vate Corporal lll DONALD HERBERT BELL Glencoe Illinois Troop A Three years of servrce Company etics Rifle llll ll Captain ll Crew F 0 a ll Mllltary Private I Private First Cass llll Lance or ral ll WILLIAM ALBERT BELLINCRATH Little Rock Arkansas Battery A Three years of service Varsity Athletics Colt lLetter Il ll Wrestling ill Letter ll Company Athletics F otball llll ll Co Captain ll Wrestl g mmin ll Mlhtar rn e ll ya e urs ass vanla Battery A Three years of service ompany Athletncs ootball restling Illll i ing llll all lll J ase ball lll Miscellaneous Vedette lll Roll Ca lll Battery House Corn llll Honor Mllltary Orgamzatlon Four Cun Drill lPri vatel Mllltary Private lllll Lance Corpor Serg GEORGE WILLIAM BLOMCREN IR Chi cago Illinois Company D Three years of service Company Athletics Crew Wres tling Boxing Volleyball Baseball Softball Football Track Miscellaneous S en Club Vedette Cordon Dramatics Honor Mllltary Organization Honor Guard Mull P vate llll Lance Corporal l Personnel Lieutenant lll Colt ll,. 5 o I I . ' Da .ll. ar:Pri llllg Athl ' 2 ' , , Q llll, lllg otb ll l . : ' llll g ' ' I 3 C - po I. 0 ,I . - l ' 3 ln. lll,llgSwi 'g llll,ll, . y:P'- vat lllg Pri t F' tCl lll, ll. ROBERT IAMES BERG, Pittsburgh, Pennsyl- c ' 1 1 F tm, llll W ' 3 Sw'mrn' , Iltg Bas- ketb l, ll, llg C-olf llll, ll,l 3 B - II lg I . H. l 1 al img eant rn. ' F V I 3 I . ' I : Alci ce tary: ri lg I A Ill? IOHN BODENMANN Chucago lllnnols Company C Four years of servuce Acaclem cs Sllver A lllll Company Athlehcs Box V ew Ill Foo a rest IH 1 I Swlm mng IIV lll ll ll Honor Mlllfary Or an uzahon l-lonor Cuard lll ll Mulltary Pr: e llV Ill Corpor llll Second I tenant ill WILLIAM P BOND IR Lzttle Rock Arkan sas Battery B Three years of servlce Com any Athlehcs Crew tllll Sccer Ill Muscellaneous Dramatucs lll Vedette lll M :tary Prnvate lllll Prlvate Flrst Cass llll Lance Corporal ill WILLIAM LAWRENCE BONHAM Okla homa Clty Oklahoma Company D Two years of service Company Afhlehcs Crew xnng T nnrs llll Musce Ianeous Sclence Club lll Vedette lll r on lll nary rlvate r vate Fnrst Class I I Pennsylvanna Company C Three years of ervlce Company Athlehcs C ew Illl eyball llll S cer ll Mlsce Ianeous Radlo Club llll Mllttary Prlvate V If S WILLIAM R BRAHAM Santa Barbara Call forma Battery B Four years of servuce Var sur Athlehcs Wrestlung llll ll Il ny Athlehcs F otball llV Ill l restllng llll s a eyball Ill M It ry Prnvate llVI I va e Furst Class lllll Lance Corporal llll Corporal lll WILLIAM HOWARD BRONSON Shreve port Loulsuana Battery A Three years of servuce Varslty Athlehcs Wrestling lll I Cew lll ll Company Athletics Football W ll Mllltary fl e Lance Cor ral ll Corpora SI S THE FIR CIAS - i : ' I . V' : F ingll ,lll,lI,llgCr llll, 3 tb ll IIV, llllg W I g IV, Ill, ll 3 ' - . . ' ' ' ' .... g T vat l ,I 3 al , .5 .Leu- p.. 'Dx - 3 o A I. ilu : . ' . I . I A lmao' lll.,llQ Q ' . I- : A I 'L Cod ,ll.MiI't :P' llllgPi- ROBERT ROBERTSON BOYD, Pittsburgh. s ' . Q 'L 2 Y li Voll , lllg oc lll , 'b I- lllllgbfaare F'stClas 'lll, ll. ' 'y A ' : l A v . .Com- pa ' : o , , l, llg W ' ,lllg Ba eb ll 1lV, III, llg Voll . il'a : ' gPr'- T A I Q F - o A 1 : U . ' r , , ' : llll, ll, llg restllng lll, , :P'- vat lllllg po l IQ l Ill. , RST S MIGUEL BROSTELLA IR Panama Panama Troop A Four years of servlce Academics ver A 1 lll Member of Blue ey Company Athletncs Soccer llV lll lll Swlmmlng llV lll ll Captaln ll Volleyball B et a l ll Squas Mlscellaneous Cadet Club Presldent 2nd Class Presldent Cathollc Club Honor Coun cll Hop Club Honor Mllltary Organization Lancers llll ll Lleutenant ll Mulltary Pr v e IIVI Prlvate Flrst Class lllll lst er nt lll Ca taln RAUL PEDRO BROSTELLA Panama Pana ma Battery A Four years of servlce Varslty Athletacs Swlmmlng ill Company Athlet Soccer llV l ll Swlmrnln C ew l ll ll Mlscellaneous nt Thomas More Club llll ll ll tar Pr vate llVI Prlvate Flrst Class lllll Lance Corporal flll Sergeant lll IAMES ANTHONY BROWN Orchard Park New York Company A Four years of servlce Varslty Athletlcs Football lll Letter ll Tennls llll lll Company Athletics Basket V Foo a J e V eyball I V ll Mls laneous Cadet Club lll Secretary Treasur op Club lll hapel Cholr llV ll l Honor Councll Ill ll Honor Mlhtary Organlzatlon Honor Guard llll llst Ser geantll Mllltary Prlvate llVl Prlvate Flrst ss ll lst Ser eant l I Ca taln l WILLIAM LEE LYONS BROWN IR Har rods Creek Kentucky Troop A Four years of servlce Academlcs Sllver A fllll Var slty Athletics Track IlVl lCRl Polo llVl Company Athletics Tennls lCaptaln ll ll lmmlng IIV lll l l er llVl Crew lll Miscellaneous Roll Call ll V d tt lll ll Eplscopal Cor on llV lll ll ll Honor Mllltary Organlzatlon ncers llll ll Mulltary PFIV3 e l rlvate Flrst Class C rporal lll Sergeant lll PAUL ERWIN BRUNS Davenport Iowa Company D Three years of servlce Varslty Athlehcs Crew ICRl lllll Wrestllng lllll Company Athletlcs Squash lll I Captalnl Mlscellaneous Sclence Club llll Prolec t nlsts Club llll lll Photography Club Honor Mllntary Organlzatlon Honor Guard lll Prlvate Flrst Class Mllltary Prlvate Prlv t Class ll LARRY WILLIAM BUNDE Toledo Ohlo BatteryA Four years of SGFVICS Varslty Ath elcs Wrestllng llV Letter lll Company Athletlcs Soccer lIV Ill ll ll restllng llV llll ll Honor Mulltary Orgamzatlon F ur Gun Drlll lll Prlvate Mllltary Prlvate llVl Prlvate Flrst Class lllll Lance Corporal llll Corporal CIAS -1954 sal ' lll, 1 ' K f llV, lll, lllgl ask lbll IV, 'Q ll lllllQ Baseball KIV, Ill, lll: Track lllll. 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C cuss Ill, ' ' EUGENE ARTHUR BURNS Tucson Arlzona Troop B Four years ot servsce Academics S Iver A IIII Member of Blue Key Varslty Athlehcs Football ILetter II Wrestlmg Ill ICRI Company Athlehcs Football all IIV II Swlmmln II Tra se a I Soft a I II Tennns I ll I Mlscellaneous a et Club Ill r on Vlce President II Hop Club 2nd Vtce Pres I Honor Councll I I Chalrman I IC President lst Class Beason Hall Board ot Governors Honor Mlhtary Organization ncers IIII Cap ann I Mulltary fl v e IVI vate F st Class I I nrst Sergeant IIII Squadron Commander III DANIEL MARION CAUDELL Wallace North Caroluna Battery A Three years of servlce Varsity Athletrcs Track IIVI Cross Country ILetter II Company Athletics Bas all IIV a seball IIII II Boxun I Mllltary Private IIVI Pruvate srst ss I I Lance Co poral RAFAEL H CIFUENTES Habana Cuba Troop A Three years of servlce Company ehcs S cer Illl ll F o al restllng IIII ll a Il ll Mllltary Prnvae P va e Irs ass I WARREN MALCOLM CLARK Austnn Tex as Troop B Three years of servuce Academ ColdAllll Slver III Mm ber of Blue Key Cum Laude Company Ath :cs Soccer Illl I lmmlng IIII I B etball I I cellaneous MRR Club IIII III Chaplazns I Congre atlonal Cordon Ill Honor Mllltary Organlzahon Lancers Il :tary Pruvate IIIII Sergeant IIII ond Lieutenant III LEWIS D CLARKE Waukegan Illunous Company C Four years of service Varsuty Athletics Crew I ll II Company Athletics ew IIV l M y vate I Pruvate Flrst Class IIII Corporal III EDMUND TIMOTHY COADY Columbus Ohlo Company B Four years ot service Var slty Athlehcs Wrestlnng IIVI Company ehcs S cer Illl ll F a restlung III bal seball IIV I a I I Tack Ill I Mlscellaneous Vedette Mllltar Pnv IVI Pnvate ur ass Il SI 2 IHE FIR CLASS -1954 I . Z , y .: I I . 'lz IIV, III, llIgWrestIing IIV, Ill, Il, lI1Vol- leyb ,lIl, Il, 3 ' g I 3 ck Ill, IIQ Ba b ll IV, Ill, ll, II3 b ll IIV, lll, I, Q ' , ' 3 Cid 1 , lI1COd 1IV,.lII, ll, II 5' I, ' I3 V 5 La I ,ll, f' I . :PC at I 3 Pri If Ill QF' kerb ,ur :IQ voueyb ll r1v,l1l, II? Ba , IIQ Softball IIII, g ' g IIII. : ' 3 ' F' Cla III 5 r III. Athl ' A: oc , I g oltb I III 3 W ' , ,lIgVolleybaIl IIll,ll, IIQ Squash IIII, IIQ Boxing IIIII 3 Softball IIII, ll, IIgBaSeb II IIII, , . H I ' t llllIg ri t F' tCI lII,I. ici: ' ,ll,lIgi AIIA 1 ei let' 1 ', l,lI5Tf.SCklll1,ll,ll? Sw' ' , lIg ask III , Mis- Aid II gl g I ' ' , II. .. . . : ll Mil' I : ' 3 :Sec- Cr ', III. elm! 1 Pr. lv, IIII? AtI1I':oc. , ,I-Q ootbll IIIQ W ,lI3VolIey lIlV,lIl,ll,lIg Ba , lI,ll, IIQSOHIJII lV,lIl,ll, IQ r , I. ' : Illll. y: 'ate I Q F st Cl ll, ll, II. I 4 FRED CQOPER Chucago lllrnors Battery B Four years of servnce Varslty Athletics Bas all Ilvlgr I C ew I I II Company ehcs Soccer IIVI Cew IIII ll cellaneous V dette IIII II Cordon IIV I Mode Ranlroa u I I e ce Club IIII Mllltary P vate IIVI P I v e Flrst Class IIIII Lance Corporal Ill Corporal I I I ROBERT WETMORE COTTINGTON IR Glen Ellyn Illnnols Company B Two years of ervlce Company Athletncs Crew III Pun ong Ill ball S ftball IIII Mlscellaneous Sclence Club I M lar rlva e I r vate Furst Class III WILLIAM LEE CROSS Fresno Calrfornra Company B Four years of servace Academ Cold A I v r Member of Blue Key Cum Laude Varsity Athletics Football ILetter II Basketball Il L er II Colt IIII III Company At et F otball IIV Co C tam all IIV IIII Swlmmrng IIVI Squas e a II Bow nn I I Trac IIVI Base S ttba I IIV II Muscellaneous our III Editor IH ch ef II Quill IAsst Bus Mgr Il Bus Mgr IAsst Edltor ll Edu or In chlef Honor Councrl IIII Cadet Club III Chair man Beason Hall Upper House Committee III Hop Club III Honor Mllltary Organlza tlon Honor C ard III Sergeant G' Right C I e II Mllltary Prlvate IIVI Prlvate F rsf Class IIIII Regumental Athletlc Ser Eeant III I Reglmental Athletic Otflcer III ROMELI LOPEZ CUAYCONG Bacolod Phu llpplne Islands Battery B Four years of serv Ice Varsity Athletics Track IIVI Baseball Ilvlgr ll Letter II Company Athletucs restllng IIIII xang IV all IIV cer V II Capt II Honor Il tary Organlzatlon Four Clun Drill Ill Color Ser eant II Mlltary Private IIVI Pr vate Flrst Class IIIII Corporal IIII Second Lleutenant III DENNIS MICHAEL CUNNINGHAM Latay ette Indiana Company C Two years of serv :ce Varsnty Athletlcs Wrestlrng ICR III Company Athletlcs Football Ill Co Captarn stllng I So a III Base a ac Mu ar r va e Corporal Ill WARREN BACLEY DAVIS New Orleans Lourslana Battery A Four years of servlce ademncs Cold A IIII Snlver A Illl Member of Blue Key Cum Laude Varsuty Athletlcs Swnmmung ILetter III II Co Cap nl C w I Lette Il ll Compan Athletics Swumrnnng IIV IIII Crew IIV all oball e Mrscellaneous Cadet Club IIII Rtle III Ho Club IP es II Honor Councul Ill II Vnce Presldent 2nd Class Beason Board of Governors III Cordon Councrl Chaurman III Cannon and Tllley Sabers III Honor Mllltary Organization Four C-un Drill IIII II Captaun II Mrlrtary Pruvate IIVI Prlvate F st Class IIIII Furst Sergeant IIII Regt mental Commander III THE FIRS CIASS -1954 ketb , I3 lr I, . I - Athl ' : 3 r 3 I. Mis- : e , 3 , Ill, II, I 3 I ' d Cl b IV 3Sci- n . : ri 3 r'- at ' 3 Ig s ' . I I ' : A 3 'g P ,II3Basket IIl,lI3COlfIll,lIQ o . ' : ' III3CI1o'rIlI. iI't y:P' t III3Pi- ics: ' ll, ng sin Q A Inv, Ill, II? ett 'Q , . I hlll ics: o 3 III, - ap ' III3 Bas- ketb , 3 ' ' 3 In IIII3 Voll yb II IIV, Ill, II, 3 Ig IIV 3 Colt IV, II3 I4 3 ball IIV, llg o I , . ' : Ch ' I, ll, II3 Roll Call Ill, ' -' - i 3 ' . . . , . . I' 3 Vedette Ill, Sports Editor II 3 Quarter- back . ' , 't -' - ' lllg ' I: u I 3 ' - dd A .. : , 3 . i 1 . E. - w ' ' geo' l,lll,llIgBaSf ketb , III, II, IIgVolleybalI IIV, III, lIgSoc Il ,IlI, , . . M'I'- g I : . 'S i- llgwfe ' uf: ttbll I' 3- bu IIII3 Tr k IIII. 'I't y: Pl t IIII3 Ac : I 3 ' ,II3 tai Iglre, Ill, r ,'.I - y llII3Baseb Ilvlfor' IIIIIgRifI ml ' : 3 i . .D 3 r . : ' . 1 if I 2 'I I: '- THOMAS LEE DETTELBACH Lama Olwuo Battery B Four years of service Varsuty Ath letlcs Baseball IIVI Wrestllng Illll Com pany Athletics Soccer IIV Ill Ill Football restlmg I I Basket a I l CI If Ill Mrscellaneous Cor on ll Mlll rlvate IlVl v te First Class I Corporal Ill DONALD E DICK Colfax Iowa Battery B Four years of servlce Acaclemlcs Cold A ll S:lverA IIVI Member of ue Key Cum Laude Varsity Athletlcs Baseball llll ll Manager! Company Athletics Soc r I V e Boxing IIV lll ll IJ Mnscellaneous Great Books Club Mllatary Private IlVl Private Fr st Class Illll Lance Corporal IIII ral Il CARLE DILLMAN Coryden lndnana Band Two years of servlce Company Athletics etball Ill ball l I Trac lll l I Miscellaneous Cordon Ill ll Dance nd Ill Mlutay Pnv te Illl Serge n ROBERT KENZIE DILLON Bloomrngton In dlana Company B Four years of servlce Var slt Athletics Crew ICR lll L tter ll ll Company Athletics Football HV Ill I restlrng Illll xln I l Crew IV Illl Muscellaneous Cadet Club Ill Club Il ette Model R :road Club IIV lll lll Honor Mull ary Organnzatnon Honor Guard IIII IColor Ser ant ll Mllltary Pr vate IIVI Private Fnrst Class Illll Sergeant Illl Regrmental Adlutant III FREDRIC ANDREW DIMETROS Chncago lllnnols Company A Two years of servnce Company Athletucs Football I II I I Wres n I I I Baseba I ll I I Captam Wres tlmg team Mllltary Private Illl Sergeant LEE COLBURN DOBLER Pittsburgh Penn sylvanua Troop B Three years of servuce Academucs Snlver A Illl Varsnty Athletlcs P o Illl Letter Il Captain ll Company Athletncs Basketball IIII Honor Mslutary Organization Lancers Ill ll Mllltary Pr: e Illll Serge nt III Furst Lleutenant 6' Squadron Stable Offrcer III Sl S IIIQW I ' III,lI,Ilg ' bll Iv, ll. 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' , 4 A . vat 3. a n llg 1 ' l F Sl S STANLEYI DRASKY North Platte Nebras ka Band One year of servnce Company Ath :cs Track Ill otball C w Mllltary P vate Ill IAMES H DU BOSE Urbana llllnons Com pany D Four years of servuce Varsnty Athlet :cs Boxung IIV llll lReserve Letterl Rutle lll ll Company Athletncs Soccer llV Ill aptaun ll restllng llV I e I a n g ew IIV e a l In ng IIV Bow nn I Ill Volley a lll Track lll Il Honor Mslltary Organlza hon Honor Guard III ll Mlhtary Pruvate I P vate urst ass I Ill Corpora llll Second Lneutenant lll GEORGE E EAVEY Rlchmond Indiana Company C Four years of servlce Academ :cs Snlver A llll llll Company Athletlcs ccer IIV Ill B al ll Mnscellaneous Hop Club Honor Mlhtary Organlzatlon Honor Guard III ll lSqu d Leaderl Mllltary Prxvate IIVI Prlvate Fnrst Class lllll Sergeant llll Fnrst Lueutenant :co Company B Fnve years ot service Var slty Athletlcs Colt llll Ill Swumrnlng llll Ill Company Athletucs Soccer IIV lll ll lmmlng IIV I Sq IIV ll Wrestlung llVl ase a Ill Mus eous Ctholnc Cordon llV Ill ll Honor Mulltary Orgamzatnon Honor Guard Mllltar Pruvate IV! Private lrst ass ll Lan Corporal lll WILLIAM GARRETTSON ELLIS Wlnnefka lllnnons Troop A Four years of servuce Aca mucs Slver A llll ll Member Blue Key Cum Laude Varsity Athlehcs e IV Fencun I jumpnn Il Company Athletics Crew IIV Ill Ill aptann Il Ruflel I ll Honor tary Orgamzahon Lancers llll Il ll MI :tary Prnvate llVl Prlvate Furst Class lllll Staf Sergeant llll Furst Lleutenant Ill BRIAN F ERICKSON Salamanca New York Company D Two years of servuce Varslty Athlehcs Football ICO Captaun Il Basket ball lLetter Ill lCaptaun ll Baseball lLet ter ll ll Company Athletics Football llll Miscellaneous Beason House Commuttee Ill Mnlltary Pnvate llll Sergeant lll CLAS -1954 letl : I 3 Fo Ill: re 'IIS : ri . lll'lCo-C ' :W 'I , ll,'l1lQ Rifl Ill ICO-Capti IlgBoxin IIV, llllg Cf ,lll,lllgBasblI ll,lIgP'g Po ,llllg I' g I 5 ub ll IIV-Q rl Cl I I 3 I I so' , ,llhlfaskefb lllV,lll,lli 1 I D : F . . I . Ill, ' ' PRISCILIANO ELIZONDO, Monterrey, Mex- llg-Sw' ' , ll,.ll, Ilg uasll llllll Golf ,lll, ll, Q ' QB - ball uv, Illlg soffb ll uv, I . 'cel- lan : a ' , , , IJ. ID' .. yt . 1 'Z . Cl lllg ce ,ll. de ' I: i I , II, 3 I ol Rafi If llllg 'glllg 'g mf lc ' 4 ' Illi I, . ' Min- - - I . : . . , I . i- ll Ig ' ' GEORGE ROBERT FAHNLINE Sharon Penn sylvanna Troop B One year of service Com pany Athletics F otball lll Muhtary Pr: e ll MEAD MATHER FEICK Washington D C Troop B Three years of servnce Company At ehcs Soccer llll Il Swammnng lllll nnus llll Il Muscellaneous Cholr lll n ll Mllltary Prlvae I Private Fr as DAVID FLEET San Dlego Calrfornxa Troop A Three years of servrce Varslty Athlehcs B seball lLetter ll ll Polo lllll Company etlcs Football llll ll Basket a e a XIV! ck llll e a nnus lscellaneous Chonr lll C rdon llll I Il Honor Mlllfary Orgamzaflon Lancers lary ruvate C r ora Sergeant I I J MORRIS BRIGGS FLOYD Lexnngton Ken tucky Troop B Three years of service Aca demlcs Silver A llll Member of Blue Key V rslty Athletics C lf lLetters Ill ll I Company Athlehcs Swnrnmnng lllll B eyball llll Captaml Muscellaneous Chour llll Vlce Presudent Ill lPres1dent Il Presudent of lst Class Chanrman Beason Board of Governors Assoclate member Cadet Club Vedette I ll I Cordon Council llll Movie Advisory Board Hop Club Honor Mllltary Organlzahon Lancers lll ll lLleutenantl Mnlltary Pr: e lllll Sergeant llll Regimental er sonnel Lneutenant lll DONALD L FRAUENTHAL Muskegon Mnchugan Battery B Four years of servnce Academlcs ColdA IIV Ill II ll Member of Blue Key Cum Laude Varsity Athlehcs Cross Country lLetter lll ll Captam ll Track flV Letters Ill ll l Company Ath Ielcs Soccer IIVI Rfle lllll Mnsce n e us Cholr lllll Quull lAssocuate Edntor Ill Cadet Club Vedette llll Feature Edu tor ll Edltor In Chief ll Honor Mllltary Or mzahon F ur Gun Drlll llll Il l 1 geantl Mllltary Pr1vatellVl Private Fnrst 355 1 I Battalnon Sta Sergeant I Flrst Lieutenant lll THOMAS MICHAEL GALVIN Mnllbrae Callfornna Company B Three years of serv I Varsity Athlehcs Crew llll ll I:OOfb8Il lL6ff6I' ll ll Company Afhlehgg uash llll Wrest In ew lllll yball ll Mnsce Ianeous Dramatlcs Ill! Military Private Ill Corporal llll Second Lseutenant RST ASS I ' : no , I: '- vat l. hl ' I: , 3 ' I' 1 Te ' , , ' :: ' l, ll, llgC0rdo llll, ll, . : ' t llll, ll g ' istCl s lll. 5 , 1 A , ' AthI ' : , ll, 3 b ll lll, llg Vollybll Ill, llg Bo'g llllg Tra ,llgBasbllfllIlgTe ' lllll. M' : ' 1 0 . I. 1Ill.MiI't :P' rung op- :rung a ' l ' : ol , , Il ' : ' ' 3 as- ketball llIIl lCaptain ll, Ilg Track lllg Voll ,ll, llg Soccer llll, lll ll- vat gl 3 I ' .P i t' : V g li I I . ' lla - 0 1 , 1 . . . ga 'I' : o I , X P Ser- , Cl -III 5 ' ' ff ' lllg 'ce. I ' , , llg Sq ,lI, :UQ 1' g rm, Ill? Cr gVoIle flll, II, , ' I- I lg. I . f lll, - I IUSTO PEDRO GARCIA Habana Cuba Troop B Two years ot servlce Varslty Ath Ietlcs l mplng llll Company Athletics ew lll ptaln B xln l Swann ng ll a Skeet l ll a t n ll Miscellaneous S ence Club lll St Thomas More Catholnc Club lll I P Mull Prlvate llll Prlvate F rst Class ll BERNARD EUGENE GIBSON Pnttsburgh Pennsylvanua Battery B Four years of serv :ce Varsity Athletics Wrestling llll ll ll Golf lll Company Athletucs Football llll o a arnl res Ing oCaptamI Volleyball HIV l Golf llll lll Muscellaneous Saint Thomas re Club llll ll Battery B House Comrnlttee lChalrman ll ll Honor M tary Organlzatlon Four Gun Drlll lll Mull t Prlvate llVl Prlvate Flrst Class lllll Lance Corporal llll Sergeant lll FRED WEBSTER GIERS Texarkana Texas Company C Three years of servlce Varslty Athletics Track lll iReserve Letterl Rltle lLetter ll ll Company Athletics Football ll ll Baseball llll Mlscellaneous Cordon Council llll Chairman Campus Chest Cornmlttee llll Secretary Cordon Councnl lll Vrce Presrdenr Sclence Club lll Hob bles Rrfle Raduo Honor Mnhtary Organuza hon Honor Guard lll Mllltary Private st Class lll Lance Corporal llll a tallon Supply Officer ll l ROBERT MORRIS GOODSPEED Detront Mlchngan Battery A Four years of servlce Company Athletics R fle llV lll ll I Cr w l FOOtball llVl Miscellaneous o Artist ll I M ary P :vate I IV' rn e Flrst Class llll poral ll FREDERIC ADDISON GOTTSCHALK Co lumbus Nebraska TroopB Four years of ser vice Varslty Athletlcs B seball llll Foot ball lll Company Athletics Football KIV s e a l se a I Mllltary Prlvate llVl Prrvate Furst Class Cor oral l Sergean WILLIAM CAPERS GREER Knoxvnlle Ten nessee Company B Four years of servlce Academics Sllver A llll Varsity Athletics Crew llll ll ll Company Athlehcs Vol e all llVl Basketball LIVI Crew lV cCer llV I Il Captaun l Musee an eous Cadet Club lSecy Treas ll Cordon Chour lll Vedette lll Sports El r ulll lAss0c Ed tor ll Edltor rn C I9 Roll Call lSports Edltor ll Quarter ac Business Mgr ll Edltor ln C IE ll Movle Advlsory Board III Great Books ub l l Hop Club lVrce Presudent Honor Mllltary Organization Honor Guard lll Second Lneutenantll Mulltary Pruvate l vate lrst Class l First er ant llll Captain l CIASS -1954 ' : Au '.A' Cr ,Ca llg o ' g ll g ' - mi l,llgFoOtbllllllg .CD- ar , ' :I ci .1 tary: ' 3 i l I 1. ll, ll lc -c pt' rw rr' nu, ll, ll' lC - ' 1 , Ill, ll, lll Mo ' ' , Il, 4 ' ' ' , ,E ili- ary: ' lg ' ' F , .I 'Z .A 1 Fir.. llg I ' gBt- vafsafy Athletics: crew llll , Rifle lm, llll ' : i , , 1 e lll, lj , ' :R ll Call ' . ilit : r' QP'- vat ' l3Cor I, ll. 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TURNERD GRIFFIN IR Shreveport Lours :ana Battery A Three years of servrce Var s Athletlcs Wrestllng llll Crew Ill ll ompany Athletics F otball llll ll restllng llll w I Boxln lll Honor Mllltary Organlzatlon Four n Drull l ll lCorpor l Mllntar r vate lllll Corporal llll Second Lreutenant MARION FORREST GREGORY Mrtchell ln dlana Company B Three years of servnce Academics Cold A ll 1 S lver A llll Mem ber of Blue Key Cum Laude Varslty Athlet rcs Wrestling llll ll ll Company Athlet Soccer llll W g ll n I ball S Ill Crew lll Captasn ll Track llll Honor Mull y Organization Honor Guard ll Mllutary Pruvate lllll Lance Corporal llll Sergeant GEORGE HENRY HAINES Detroit Mucha gan Band Three years of service Academ ColdAlIll ver ll lvl ber of Blue Key Cum Laude Company Ath cs S ccer llll I lCo Captaln restlung llll Cap I ll Volley a Miscellaneous Conn Club llll Ill Sclen e ub lll Cr ks Club I tte lll r on Mllltary Prlvate lllll Lance Corporal l ll I Corporal lll LAWRENCE FRANK HALPERT Pukesvulle Maryland CompanyA Three years of serv :ce Varslty Athletics Football lCo Captaln wlmmung l lLetterl Tennis llll lll Company Athletucs Boxnng Foot ball Tennis Swlmmrng Mllltary Prlvate I s ROBERT LEE HAMADY Flint lvlrchugan Company B Two years of servrce Varsity Athletics Swrmmlng llll Football lLette ll Company Athletlcs Football lll I Swlm ng I Mscellaneous Clonr III1 Vdette 'll I M :tary P vate llll Lance Corporal ll EDWARD P HAMILTON IR Two Rrvers Wlsconsln Troop A Fave years of servnce Company Athletics Football IV lll ll Ca taln ll Volleyball ll Miscellaneous our 'V ub 1 l Vedette Honor Mllutary Organization Commander Mechanuzed Platoon Mllltary Prrvate llVI vate Flrst Class llll geant I l Lreutenant lll FRST S ityl ' :V 1 A. , C ' : o , , llg W ' ,ll, llg Cre Illl Q g 1 ,A .. . . Z Cu ' ll, al. y: Pl- Ill- I I ' : I 3 i L A ml ,uh lresflln llll, ,Cap- tai I g Base lllllg oftball ll 3 , ' 3 . tar . . : I A .. 1 llr. ' I ics! I ns.: A IllI,II,- 5 emi Ieti : 0 ' , ll, I, ' - ' li W ' , ll, tan Q b ll llll, ll, llgTennis lllllg Softball lll, ll. ' : ' , 3 c Cl ,llg eat Boo II, llgVe- de ,llgRolICaII llllpCod llll,ll. :lf so Q lll,.lll f llllll 5 Private F'rst cuss ' lu, lr. ' mf ll, lr: Baskeraall ll, lag Golf llltj i : 1' 3 e , I. il' : rl g l. . 6 z. l ' ' J D 1 '- ' 1 Ch l lj Hop Cl I 3 llll, Pn ' I 'gSer- lll3Frst RST SS 40 FREDERICKB HAMPTON Manhasset L I New York Troop B Three years of servlce Company Athletncs Swlmmlng llll I ew llll a ll Soccer a So Ill Volley a Il Mnscellan don ll Honor Mllutary Orgamxatlon L ncers Ill ll Mllntary Prlvate lllll Lance Corporal llll Second Lueutenant Ill PAUL LEE HARCITT IR Induanapolls Ind: ana Company D Three years of servlce Var suty Athletics Wrestllng III CRI Compan etucs Football III I l Wrest ln Mnscellaneous Scnence Club Honor Mnlntary Organization Honor C-uard Mllltary Pr: e ll Lance orporal ll l WILLIAM ROGERS HARTZ Waverly Var gonna Company C Three years of service Company Athletics Wrestllng llll ll otball Illl B ll Box: o a o Captalnl Mnscellaneous Hop Club I ul III ll Vedette Ill Honor Mulutary Orgamxatuon Honor C-uard Mllltary Private WILLIAM EZRA HASLEM Terre Haute In dnana Company B Four years of service Varsity Athletics Boxing llVl Basketball Cew llll Ill Company Athleturs cer IIV Ill ew ll Bas et S wnmmlng lllll Baseball IIV I o I Musc us Cordon IIV Il Mllltary Private IIVI P :vate Flrst Class Co a I Sergean I I DAVID LAWRENCE HATTEN Spencer Iowa Battery A Three years of servuce Com pany Athletncs Football lll I Soccer g B se a Il I Mrscellaneous Motors Club Radlo ub Mllltary P vate llll Prlvate lr ass ll IOHN FRANKLIN HELMERICH Dayton Ohuo Company A Three years of servlce Company Athletncs F otball lllll Soccer XID eball Softball llll ll V ll ll Honor Mllltary Organization Honor ard Ill M :tary rlvate ll I Lance C rporal llll Corporal Ill THE Fl CIA -1954 Cr ,ll,IlgSQu sh llll,lI, 3 lllg Baseb ll lllg ftball 3 b II llll, II, . ' eous: Cor II, Ill. .. . . z a V I a A s : A . I . y Athl ' : I , I, Ig l' g llll, Il, llgBoxing lIIllgCrew llll, ll, II, vat lllgl C ' I, I . ' ' Fo , ll, llg aseball Ill 3 'ng lIIl,lI,llgTrackllIllgFo tb Il Ill IC- ' . ' : I lp Qu'I , p . lllllg Sergeant llllg Lieutenant Ill. lllg r ,u . l '.: SOC , ,llgCr llll,l 3 k - ball llll, ll, llg Rifle lllllg quash lllllg S ' ' 1 , ll, ll g C lt lll, I , ' ellaneo : A ,llI, ll. lllllg fpbfllllg ' f I, ' ' 2 . I1 ' - lllllgWrestlln llll, ll, llg a bll Illl. 1. ' : 1 ' Cl . : ri lg ' F' st Cl I, ll. I I 'ls o 3 I Ill, IlgWrestling llll, IIlgBo ' g Ill, llg Bas - , ,llg olleyball llll, cu ' . ar rp' ll? o 5 . RICHARD ALAN HILGEMEIER lndranap olus lndlana Company D Four years of serv Ice Varsnty Athletrcs Cross Country 'Letter Wrestlnng lll I Letter Golf I es Letter' Company Athletics Football llV ll Vo e etball lIV lll w n cellaneous Vedette lllll lCo Representa tuvel CR Board Honor Mrlltary Organlza tlon Honor Guard lll ll lCorporall Mull tary Pruvate IIVJ Pruvate Fnrst Class llll' Lance Corporal llll Corporal II' DAVID CROCKETT HODCDON l-lungnam Massachusetts Company A Three years ot servuce Varsnty Athletics Swlmmnng llll Ill Company Athlehcs Swumrmng llll ll w B Bo 1 mentals Ill ole ball 1 lxatlon Honor Guard lll Mrlltary Prnvate I Lance Corporal llll Corporal l I DOUGLAS WILDING HODGMAN Kalama zoo Mnchlgan Company A One and one half years of servuce Academucs Cold A Ill ll Cum Laude Varsity Athletlcs Tennus llll Company Athletlcs Boxung Ill l Football lll Track Ill Miscellaneous Qurll lAsst EdI:Of ll Creat Books Club Mulutary vate Il IOHN MARTIN HOFFMAN Allegan Much :gan Company B Two years of service Var srty Athletlcs Football lLetter ll ll Com pany Athletrcs Basketball lll IJ Wrestlnng seball I I Musee laneous Dramatlcs 'll Mllltary Pruvate Co ral FERNIE GEORGE HOLT Cncero llllnous Band Two years of servuce Academrcs Member Blue Key Varsity Athletrcs Base tter I a Le er Basketball Ill Letter ll Mrhtary Prlvate SIDNEYA I HOPKINS Amherstdale West Vnrglnua Battery A Three years of servuce Varsuty Athletrcs Colt llll ll CR Swum mmg lllll Company Athlehcs Soccer llll Ill Basketball flll ll ll C-olf Il' Foot ball Ill Swummung lllll Baseball fllll Mllltary Pruvate lllll Lance Corporal lll Corporal ll I SI S lVlg ' r g R , Ill, ll, llgWrestling uv, Ill., ll, Q an yl ball llV,lll,ll,llgColt 1ly,lll,Il,lrg Bask , .ll3Bo ligIlIll,Mis- llglCre lllllg asketball lllg xngllll: ll mega lv ly lll,ll,llg Baseball llll, ll, ll. Honor Military Organ- flll I I ' 4 . , I - . Z I I ' ,L Pri ' ,lf ' ' lllgBa lll,lrgTrack llll,l. ' I- : ' I, : ' llllz rpo lla. ball lLe I, :rf Footb ll sn, ff If Ill, lr. ' ' ' I 42 CHARLES RAY HOSKINS Ill Athens Ohlo Troop A Three years of servuce Company etlcs Soccer llll ll I restllng llll R t e lll I1 Miscellaneous n Club I I C Mllltar r e I vate rst ass I I Lan Corporal ll FRANK DEK HUYLER Carden Cnty New York Battery B Three years ot servlce Aca mlcs Sllver A llll Cold A I ' u Laude Varslty Athletics Boxlng lLetter IVI Company Athletics Football lll Captaun estllng I I ase I Socc IIVI Swrm Softball IIV IIII Miscellaneous Chour lll Cordon IIV ll Il Honor Mllltary Orgamza tl n Four Cun Drrll llll I Corporall Ml: t Prrvate lIVl Pruvate Flrst Class I Ill I Second Lleutenant I I 1 EDWARD PEYTON INGERSOLL Newcastle lndnana Band Two years of service Varsity Athletics R fle lll Company Athletics otball lll e Bask ng a se a T nnus lll I Muscellaneous Dance Band Combo Band Honor Councll Mllltary Prl e llll Sergeant ll VERNON L IACKSON lll Lrttle Rock Ark ansas Troop B Three years of servuce Aca cl mucs S Iver A llll Varsity Athletlcs T nnls llll II Il lLetterl Company th lcs Football llll I lCapt as ketball llll II Il Honor Mllltary Organlza n L ncers lll I Mlllt y Prlvate lll Lance Corporal ll Sergeant lll CHARLES ROGER IOHANSEN St Lows Mlssouru Company D Four years of service Varsuty Athletics Swummmg tlV lll ll ll efterl Colt tl ll Il tReserve Let er' mpany Athletics C ew IIV III II I aptalnl Volleyball IIV I I Swlm rmng IIVI Mlscellaneous Sclence Club lll tPubllcrty Managerl Model Rallroad Club Il I-lop u Honor Mllltary Organlzatlon Honor Guard ll lCorporall Muhtary Prlvae I Prlvate Frrst Class lllll Staff Sergeant 'lll First Lreutenanr lll GEORGE P IOHNSON Ipswuch Massachus etts Battery B One year of servlce Varslty Athletics Basketball lll Company Athlet :cs Football tll Mulltary Prlvate tll THE FIRS ClASS- 1954 Al-hl ' Q , ,llgeokng lllllg W . Q ll , . ' : Col Ilg ordon lllll. y:Pl- vat lll Ig Pr: Fl Cl ll 1 ce ae': ' ig Vllllcnl . ' : . l Y I, IlgWr ' lIII,IlgBox'ngllII QB - ball IIV, III 3 er g ' ming tllg 'oz ' ' f , , . 'rf ary: ' 3 A ' 1 'Az il . I ' : Fc ,llgRifl llI,Ilg etball lll, IlgVolleyball lIIlgSwimnning lIll3Wres- tli Illlg Softb ll tlllg Ba b Il llllg e . ' I: up vat 3 I I. I I - e 'Ax i I , ' I ' e ' , , . A - let' : ,Il, I ainlg B - tio: a I I,'l. ar: ' Ili I IQ . IL 5 III, , ' ' rl . Co ' : r , , , I IC ' 3 , II, ll 3 ' - I tlV, Ill, Il, Il3Choir IIV, II 3 Cl b. lll, gn . ' t IVIQ DAVID B IONES Lebanon Indlana Com pany D Four years of servlce Varslty Ath lcs Rfle I ew I e terI Company Athletlcs Crew IIV III III as etball IIVI e II Soccer III Honor Mllltary Organlzatlon Honor Guard III II ICorporaII Mllltary Prlvate I va e s ass I I Lan Corporal I I I PHILIP SYNC IUSTICE IR Beaumont Tex as Troop A Three years of servlce Com pany Athletlcs R fle IIIII C e IIII Mull PFIVBIG IIIII P ate Flrst Class Ill CHARLES GEORGE KESHIAN Oklahoma Clty Oklahoma Company D Three years 0 servlce Company Athletlcs F otball IIII aln estllng I I ox I ew ICap aln Mlscellaneous Hop Club III Mllltary Prl e IIIII Sergeant IIII Flrst Lleutenan MARK EDWARD KING Tampa Florlda Company A Four years of servlce Varsity Athletlcs Wrestllng IIIII Crew ILetterI ll II Company Athletlcs Soccer Illl I rew I rest Ing xlrlg Ill ball Tennls IIIII Miscellaneous Board of Gov ernors IIII Beason Board of Governors III Plastlc Club IIIII Honor Mllltary Organlza tlon Honor Guard IIII Squad Leader Il MIIIIBYY Prlvate IIVI Prlvate Flrst Class Serg nt I Flrst Lleutenant I STARR IUDD KIRKLIN Indlanapolls Indl ana Battery A Four years of SEFVICQ Var Athletlcs Crew ICr Ill Wrestllng IIII Company Athletlcs Foot e s etball IV Crew IIVI Trac I Boxlng IVI Mllltary Prlvate I I vate Flrst Class I I Lance Corporal IIII Second Lleutenant III LEO PETER KNOERZER Hammond Indlana Battery B Flve years of servlce Varslty Ath IEIICS Rlfle III Company Athletics Football V I Rlfle ICO CaptalnI II P vate IIV ll I 4 IHE FIRS CIASS -1954 lee' fl lll,ll,IIgCr llll,ll Lti B l4 :Rm IIIII, ll, 'Q ' ' llv 1 Prilt Flrt Cl IIIII, l 'Q ce I : l 3 rw F. tary: ' 1 riv ' ,lI. 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Y l Sl S 44 ROBERT LASKY Chlcago lllrnons Company C Four years of servlce Acadernrcs Cold A Slver A lll I Cum Laude Varsuty A etrcs Wrestlung llll ll ll Company Athletics Wrestling Track Crew Honor Mllrtary Organlzatron Honor Guard Mull ta Prlvate llVl Pr vate First Class lllll rporal llll Sergeant l 1 CHARLES K LATHAM Mt Leoanon Penn sylvanla Band Two years of service Varsity Athletrcs Crew lll ll Company Athletics otball lll ICO Captam I Basket a Ill I l Volleyball llll Miscellaneous r n 1 I Chonr I I I Band Councu rr ta Prnvate Ill' Lance Corporal lll CHARLES AUGUST LAUBE Snyder New York CompanyA Four years of servuce Var suty Athletrcs Football lIV ll Letter Il Track lll Il Company Athletics Baseball aptalnl Squash lll nnls Mrlrtary Prnvate llVl Pruvate Flrst Class ROBERT HARBIN LEDBETTER Rome Ceor gua Company B One year of servuce Var slty Athletics Football lll Mllltary Private PABLO ALEIANDRO LEGORRETTA Troop A Two years of servuce Varsrty Athlehcs Swlrnmung llll Company Athlehcs Soccer l Mllltar Pruva e llll Private Irs ss ll CHARLES WINSLOW LIPPINCOTT Clarks ton Mxchugan Battery B Varslty Athlehcs Wrestlung llV Ill ll ll Company Athlet S ccer lIV ll ll Wres nn ball se a l rs cellaneous Battery House Commlttee lll Mrlrtary Pruvate KIVI Pruvate Flrst Class r oral THE FIR ClAS -1954 lllg l , 'gl ' thl ' : I , , . ry: 3 I 3 Co 1 I . 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' ' . : y llI,l. yr 'f 5 Fr Cla l. ics: 0 ', 'l, ll, 'lg tl' g uni ng Volley cu, In Ba b ll llll .Nr- lllllQ6Op llI,Il,l DAVID MCCORMACK LOBDELL Dallas Texas Company B Four years of SGVVICP Varslty Athletlcs Tennls lIVl Colt lllll T ack lll ll Company Athletlcs Soccer uas II Vo e xln l ac 1 l cellaneous Cadet Club lll Honor Councll lll Hop Club Commlttee Ill Roll Call llll lFeatures Edltor ll V dette lll ll Cholr lllll Honor Mllltary Organlzatlon Honor C-uard llll lCorporal ll Mllltary Prlvat l P vate lrst ass l l Batta lon Sergeant Malor llll Lleutenant lll FRANCIS M LOTT Douglas Ceorgla Bat tery A Two years of servlce Academlcs Sllver A llll Member of Blue Key Varslty Athletics Golf KC R lll Company Athlet Football Ill I Wr stllng l ll Hon Mllltary Organlzatlon F ur Gun Drlll ll M ltary Prlvate llll Sergeant lll THOMAS C McCLAlN Marlon lrldlana Company D Two years of SSYVICQ Company etlcs F otball lll I ew Wrestllng llll Mlscellaneous House Com mlttee Beason Hall Mlltary Prlvate llll Sergeant Ill IOHN HARLEY McELROY Columbus Ohlo Company A Three years of SSVVICE Academ er A Ill Ill Varsity Athletlcs Baseball ill ll Company Athletlcs Foot 1C Bas e n e a Baseball lllll Honor Mllltary Organlzatlon H nor Guard lll M lltary PVIVBTG llll' Corporal l ll l Lleutenant Ill STEWART WARREN MCMILLEN IR Dec atur lndlana Troop B Four years of SSFVICE Varslty Athletlcs Fenclng llll C ew llll lumplng lllll Company Athletlcs Football w Ill Basket a T HIS I S ftball llll Swlrnmlrt llll Volleyball llll Mlscellaneous Cholr llll Honor Mllutary Organlzatlon Mech zed lll Lan ll Mllltar fl v e llVl Prlvate Flrsf Class lllll Lan rporal lll IOHN HUCHINSON MacKINNON Saglnaw Mlchlgan Company D Four years of SefVlCe Academlcs Sllver A lll ll Member of Blue Key Curn Laude Varslty Athletlcs Swlm ng IIVI eball lCaptaln ll Basketball lll Company Ath lcs Soccer lIV I o a lmmlng lIV lll Wr ln I a etball ll ll Mlscellaneous Club lll Vedette 'Asst Buslness Manager lll lBuslness Manager II Roll Call l usl ness Manager I l Cadet Club Honor Mllltar Organlzatlon Honor Cuard ll er nt ll Ml I ary vate llVl Prlvate t C ass Sergeant ill Reglmen tal Culvers Lleutenant III Sl S I4 THE FIR ClAS -1954 r , , D l' 5 l llV,lll,ll,llgSq ll llV,lll, 1 ll y- ball IIV, Ill, ll, ll: Bo ' g lV, llllgcolf llv, lll, ll3Tennis llllQTV lt ll .Mas- I l ful e l l A llv: ri I F' Cl ' ll lg' l- ' ics: l ,I 'gl el' ll, . or .. . . 1 O . 'A il' : ' 3 . Athl ' 1 'O , l, Cf' Ill, llg F l,l'J' 2 ics: Silv l l , . ' A. ' I ball llll, Ill 'apraln llg la lball llll, ll, ll: Boxi g lllll 5 Voll yb ll llll,'ll,.ll: .' -, : 1 Z r lIV, Ill, ll, ll: cfe llll, 2' lp ll lllg en' lll, 130 1 ' 'lg ani A ,Ilg cers ll . y: P: at Q I ' I C9 Co ,lI. ml' gsas' llvl 'Letter llll, Ill let' 1 ' , lllQ Fotb ll Ill, lf Sw' ' , , lllg estl g IIV 1 ' B sk I l, I. ' : Hop l A: B - Z v .. Y ' ' 3 I 1: S - gea . 'l't : Prl g Flrs I lllllg ll - I 4 IAMES E MARTIN Ames Iowa Company D Two years of servuce Varsity Athletics Crew Ill' Company Athletics Football lll etball I W s In ox ng Ill Miscellaneous St Thomas More u II S R Vdettelll M tary Pvatelll va e Frnst Class Ill WARREN CHARLES MARTINSON Barrrng ton lllrnous Battery A Four years of service Military Private IIVI Private Fsrst Class r a ROBERT WILLIAM MAXWELL Geneva ll Ilnols Company C Three years of servnce Varsity Athletics Cheerleader III Company etlcs F otball IIII I Basket a a II Swum ng ll T II Baseball III Miscellaneous II C ass I-lou e Commuttee Honor Military Organlza e lllll Lance Corporal llll Sergeant CHARLES WALTER MAYER Cleveland Ohio Company D Three years of servlc Company Athletics Soccer llll III lCap ann restlung I et a I seball Ill Golf III ll Miscellaneous Sclence Club Military Prrvate lllll Prrvate First Class llll Lance Corporal III THOMAS MICHAEL MEHAFFY Little Rock Arkansas Battery A Three years of servxce Academics Slver A llll ll ll Member of Blue Key Cum Laude Varsity Athletics ennus tter Il lCap'raln restllng lLetter II ICO Captain Football lLetter I Company Athletics ootball restlnng Swnmmlng lllll Miscellaneous Beason Board of Governors Chrustuan Science Cordon Honor Mllltary Organization Four n Drill I lCorporaIl Mill ary vate II Corpora llll Second nu ant ll ELIECER FERNANDEZ deMENDlA Havana Cuba CompanyC Four years of service Var sity Athletics Swimming lLetter Il I Cew ICR IV Ill Company Athletics ew lIV I Sw: IH Ill Wrestlnng lllll Miscellaneous Board of Directors of St Thomas More Club lll Club III rslty Club III Il Hon Military Organization Honor Guard llll lSquad Leader ll Military Pruvate llVl Private First Class lllll Sergeant llll First Lreutenant Ill llgsaskl II,lIg retl'.glllIgB l i I. ' : . Cl b I, Ilg cience Club lllg oll Call III, Ivg e , ili : ri lgPri- T I , lIIIlgGoporl lll, III Athl ' r 0 ' ,ll, If bu Illl, II, Ilg Volleyb Il llll, ll, 3 ' - mi ll, IIJgRifIe IIII, Illg ennis llll, ll, 3 . ' : I tion? Honor Guard lCorporaIl. Military: Prii vat Q g lll I - Q , If' IlgW ' llll QBaSI4 b ll Ill, II, Ilg Ba. llg , . ' : '.: i . I ' I . T I ILe I, In ' nl W ' I - ' Ilg I. ' : F I 1 llll, III: W ' lllllg Gu ' Ill, I 4 fw : Pri lllg I 3 I.'e - ten I. . . . : , .' E r .. , I. ' : Cr ,Vll, II, Ilg 'mml g IIV, III, Hop gVa ' , , ol 6 SHERIDAN NORMAN MEYERS Franklin Park lllrnons Battery B Four years of servlce Academucs Slver A Illl ll ll Member of Blue Key Cum Laude Varslty Athlehcs rew IIVI e I Ill Compan ehcs C ew IIV ll e O a XIFI B eball Illl Ill Miscellaneous Scuence Club Illl Secretary Treasurerl Honor Mllltary Organlzahon Four Gun D ll Il Mnlltary Private IIVJ Private Frrst Class Lan rporal Sergeant I I KENNETH WILLIAM MILNER Lakewood Ohuo Band Two years ot servuce Company ehcs Cew Ill ll V II yball Ill etball Ill ck ce Ill Miscellaneous Dance Band Il our Ill ll C-erman Band I l Roll a Ill Vedette Ill Dramatncs Ill Mull ry vate Illl Corporal Ill ROBERTC MOIST Maywood lllnnous Bat tery A Four years of servuce Varsuty Athlet Football Ill ball Company Afhlehcs Football IV Ill e a I w Ill ll Track Ill ll Muscellaneous a et Club Ill rdon IIV Automotuve Mechamcs IIV Ill ll Il Hon or Mlllfary Organization Four Cun Drlll Ill ll IFlrst Sergeant! Muhtary Prnvate IIVJ Prrvate Fnrst Class Illll Statt Sergeant I ll I Captaxn I I I CHARLES T MOREY Bloomlngton lllnnoxs Company D Three years ot servnce Com pany Athletics F otball Illl So r Ill xlng Wrest an I I Crew I Ill J Miscellaneous Scrence Club Ill Cor n I Mllltary rlvate I I Private st Class Ill GUILLERMO ALVAREZ MORPHY Mexico Cnty Mexlco Company A Two years of servlce Company Athlehcs Soccer Ill I xlng Ill wlrnrnmg ew I uash Ill M :tary rvate I I Lange Corporal I BRUCE E MUNROE lndnanapolls lndnana Company A Two years of servnce Company A etlcs Basketball III I V ll yball Ill w M RSI SS 147 IHE Fl CIA -1954 . ' :.i .I u 2 . C ' g Rm llvf II, , y Athl ' : r , lg Rltl IIV, lll, ll, llg Fo tb ll Illl, llg Bo'g Illllg as , . ' : ' .. . . :- tri ,I uma' ce Co 'mtg It Afhll' :lr , 3 o e I .llg Bask 3 Tra Illg Golf Illg Soc- r . 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I ' :l , lj Bo' IQ S' v Illlg Cr Ill: Sq . il' :Pt Il 3 I 1, fhl ' Z I , I: Op V llgCre Ill, ll, ilitaryz Private Ill, ll. , f f T 4 WILLIAM MADISON MYERS Coal Valley Illmons Battery A Four years of servuce Varsrty Athlehcs Crew IIVI lReserve Let I llI om ny Athletlcs Wrestling IIV Ill ll ummang IIVI Cew IIV II I a n I xxng I I ac I Volleyball IIVI Miscellaneous Cordon IIV III Executive Council I I Ra no Club IIVI Automobule Mechanncs Club llll III Chaplain s Aide III Honor Mulltary Organ IZ lon F ur Gun Drull Ill I ge t Mllltary Private IIVI Prnvate Flrst Class Sergeant' I Flrst Lleutenant I ALLAN NETICK Del Rno Texas Battery B Two years of service Academics Cold A III Cum Laude Varslfy Athlehcs Fencnng III ll Company Athlehcs Swummlng llll Crew Ill II Mnscellaneous Scxence Club Creat Books Club Mllltary P vate IIII Lance Corporal III IOSEPH HARRY NORTELL Oak Park II lnnors Troop A Two years of servuce Var SI Athlehcs P Io lll Ium mg Company Athlehcs Fotball llll Boxung IIII Honor Mlhtary Organnzatuon Lancers Mllltary rnvate I Cor oral HARRY GEORGE NORTHEY Waterloo Iowa Troop A Three years of service Var slty Athllehcs Fenclng III Company Ath ucs Football llll e xung lllll ncnng I I e a :tary Private I Ill I Corporal Ill er g ant ll I ADOLFO de OBARRIO Panama Cnty Pana ma Troop A Four years of service Varsity Afhlehcs Boxmg IIVI Company Athletics Cer IIV III II Wrestlln IIVI ox V I I Cr w a Mlllfary Private IIV lllI Private Fnrst Class CHARLES STANLEY OLIM Sheffleld Aa bama Company A One year of servuce Aca demlcs Cum Laude Varslfy Athlehcs Foot lLett Mlllfar Prlva e THE FIRS ClASS -1954 ter Ill, III: wfesfrng Ilv,11l, . c Q pa ' : ' , , ,IIQ Sw' ' 3 r , I, llI Cp- tai IQBO' IV gTr lc IV,lIl,llIg Ill, 3 ' Ilg do ' ' at' : o- I ' AI Ser an IIS llIIIg ' ll 3 I 4 ll. 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' . l- ball Ill erl. . y: ' t .lII, - 8 IOHN HENRY OLSON Fort Maduson Iowa Troop B Four years of servlce Academrcs A IIV I ver Ill M ber of Blue Key Cum Laude Varslty Athlet s Cross Country llll ll ac I Ill Company Athletlcs R fle lll I I5 cellaneous C-reat Books Club Ill Mllltary Prnvate IIVI Prlvate Flrst Class I Ill I Lance rporal I ll I Corporal I I I ROBERT W OLSON Evanston Illmous Bat tery A Four years of servlce Varslty Athlet :cs Track IIV Ill Ill Company Athletics cer IIV llll Football Ill ll Swrmmm Wres In I o all ll ac IS cellaneous American Democracy Debatlng P nel Ill Mnlltary Pruvate IIVI Pruv te st Class ll Ill Lance Corpora IUAN MARCOS GUIROLA PACLIAI Mexico Cnty Mexlco Troop A Four years of servlce Varsity Athletlcs I mplng lllll P Io ll Company Athletucs F otball Ill Soccer xln I I Wrest In ey a I I :tary P vate IIV II Ill Lance or ral ll CHARLES NORMAN PANELLA Newcastle Pennsylvanva Company B Three years o service Varsity Athletics Rnfle llll ll ll B eball llll ll ll Company Athletics e ccer se a nnls III Otball I Cew I I Muscellaneous Motors lllll Chour llll ll I Honor Mnlltary Organization Honor Guard Mllltary P vate lllll Private Fl st Cass Ill Corporal Ill KENNETH ROBERT PARKINSON Tlnley Park lllunons Company C Four years of serv :ce Varsuty Athletlcs Track IIV llll lLet ter lll Baseball IIV ll Company Athletics cer IIV I lCapt n ll Base a I oxung I 1 rest Ing I Rufle lCaptaln llll Mthtary Private IIVI vate Flrst Class llll P v NEILL TORSTON PETERS Detrolt Much :gan Company C Four years of servlce Var sut Athletncs Crew llll ll Company Athletics Football llV Ill II ll restlnng IIV lll Boxm IIVI Swtm mlng llll III Honor Mllltary Organlzatlon Honor Guard Ill ll lCorporall Muhtary vate IIVI P vate Fnrst Class fllll a tallon Sergeant Mayor llll Regumental ln furmary Offucer Ill RST SS I4 THE Fl ClA -1954 Gold ' , ll, ll, ll3Sil Alll Q emf tic: ' , ,'llgTf k llli . ' : I , I. M'- Co lg' . I Soc . I: I I . 1 ' 'Q FIV, llllgRifIe lIVlg tl' g Ill QVI- Ieyb lI,ll3T.r k lIV,III,ll,ll.M'- a : ' 3 'a Fir ll, 3 Ill. I' I' : u I' 5 o ll ' : o 3 IIV, Ill, lllg Bo ' g llll, II, g lg llll, Ilg Voll b II IV, lllg Golf lllg Baseball IIV, lllgRifle llVlgTrack lll,l1. Mil' : ri , I, 1 C - po I. Q . ' I as ' , , . ' ' Q Rlfl lllllg SO lllllg Ba bll llllg Te ' Ig Fo III, Illg lr I , L 1 . : ' ' . : ri 3 ' Ar I g . Soc ' , ll, ul' ' al g b ll IIV 3 B 'H IV 3 W I' IV, llllg Pri ' I ,lllgl ri ate Ill. I 'y' ': , ,ll lyvllf W ' , ll: 'g I :I I' f ' I .. : 4 Prl g ri, ' I :B fl Sl S WILLIAM MORGAN PETERS Knoxvulle Tennessee Troop B Two years of servnce Varsuty Athletlcs Iumplng llll fReServe Le terl Mllutary Prnvate tll ll DWIGHT IRVINC PETTENGILL Clarkston Mnchngan Battery B Four years of servuce Varsnty Athletics Cheerleader lll Company etlcs Football llV Ill ll ll Base e a eyball llV lll cellaneous Battery Councul lll Mulutary ruvate KIVJ vate lrst ass ll Lance Corporal illl Sergeant lll DONALD IOSEPH PHILLIPS Richmond In diana Company D Three years of servuce Varsity Athletics Track lll Rfle lll I lCulver Reserve! Company Athletlcs Soc r l rest In l ase ball llll Ill Muscellaneous Sclence Club our l Electronncs Honor Mllltary Organization Honor Cuard KPrlva e Ml I ary Private llll r e First Class lll IOHN COPELAND PICKARD Oklahoma Cnty Oklahoma Company C Three years of service Company Athletucs S ccer lll ll restllng llll xln o llll Swnmmung llll Muscellaneous unll lf'-Xssoclate Ed tor ll Esquire Club Honor Mllltary Organization Honor C ard Ill lPrnvatel M lltary Prxvate illll Private st Class ill GLENN B RALSTON lndlanapolus lnduana Company D Two years of servnce Academ :cs Sulver A lll Varslty Athletlcs Basket F o a Company Athletlcs Football llll Mllltary Pr vate l ll I Sergeant 1 I l DICK REDDIG Ashtabula Ohlo Band Two years of service Company Athletics Football as et a l l V ey a l J T nnls llll T ack llll Mllltary Private llll Lance Corporal l I l CIAS -1954 t . :I ' , . Athl ' : ' , . . H ban llV,lll,ll,llgBasktbll1lV,lll,Il,Ilg you , ,ll,llgRifle 1lll1,Mis- P' ' 5 Pri F' Cl' Ill? G. 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Z I IAY SHIREMAN REESE Martmsvulle lndl ana Band Four years of servnce Academics ver A I V ll Member of u Key Cum Laude Company Athletlcs o cer IIV rew I I e as et al uash Illl ey all Ill e Tennis Illl se a t a I ll ll Miscellaneous Sclence Club Ill ll Model Ranlroad Clu IIV Illl Cordon Councrl Ill Mnlntary Pr e IlVl vate Furst Class Illl ond Lieutenant I I I RONALD EVAN RIEM Detrolt Michigan Company A Four years of servrce Varsuty Athletlcs Basketball Illl Ill Ilvlanagerl Rlfle IIVI Company Athletucs Soccer IIV IJ Rnfle ICaptaln lVl Volley a s a I Miscellaneous Stamp Club Ill ll Scrence Club ISecy Treasurer llll Varslty Club Honor Military Organization Honor Guard IIV Illl IPruvatel Mllltary Pnv te I VI Prrvate Flrst Class Illll Lance Corporal Ill HARRY ROMNEY Habana Cuba Battery B Four years of servlce Academlcs Srlver Illl Varsity Athletics Golf IIV Ill l e Illl ll ll Company Athlen otball Illl Il Crew IIVI Squash ll ll Boxlng Illl Miscellaneous e Books Club Illl Catholu Cordon IIV Ill ll I l Honor Mllltary Organlzahon Four Gun l Mllltary Private llVl Prlva e Frrst Class Illll Lance Corporal Illl ec ond Lreutenant Ill MALCOLM HENDERSON ROURK Shallofte North Carolnna Band Two years of servlce Academrcs Sllver A Ill ll Member of Blue Key Cum Laude Company Athletucs Soc Swlmmnn I l Volleyball nnls ll Basket a Miscellaneous R ll Call Ill Vedette Il our II n e an lrst Cass Combo I Mnlnt ry P vate ll Corporal Il ION HUGH RYALL Grosse Pounte Much :gan Company D Three years of servnce Varsuty Athletics Football Illll ILetter Ill Track Illll Company Athletics Wrestlrng B xln ll Golf Ill ll Mnscellaneous Cor on ll Cord ounu Il Ca lam s Aude Ill ll Secretary of Cordon Ill Beason Hall Board of Governors Ill Honor Mllutary Organlzatuon Honor Guard II :tary P vate Illl orporal Illl fantry Battalion Personnel Offlcer Ill ROSCOE HOWARD SEARS Oklahoma Cnty Oklahoma Company A Three years of serv Ice Varsnty Athletncs Crew IReserve e ter Illl Company Athletncs Soccer I r Yllflg Swlmmln 1 eyball Illl S Il Hon Muhtary Organization Honor Guard Il IElementl M Iltary Pruvate I Ill I Pruvate st Class I ll RSI SS IHE Fl ClA - Sill 'I ,ur ll, 1 ' Bl-5 Sc' , ll, lllg c IV, Illll R'fl Illl, ll, llg B k bl Ill, llg Sq , llg Voll b I , ll, llg Tabl ' , ll, llg Ba b ll Illl, ll, llg Sofb ll Ill, , . 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Z ' . i' I g Fur ,ll. l IOHN PITTS SHELDON North Muskegon Mlchlgan Company D Three years of serv ce Varslty Athletlcs Swnmmung ll 'C R H Track Ill Company Athletics Crew nmmung F o a P ack lll M n r va e vate First Class lll I LYLE BENNETT SHINN Park Rndge lllunous Battery A Four years of servuce Varsity Ath lcs Colf llll I lLetter Ill 'Cap restllng I Boxing llVl om pany Athletlcs Soccer IIV Ill ll ll Base r Ing ll Boxln I Volley lIV llll Musce a ous Cadet Club Honor Councul lSecretary1 Hop Club Honor Mllltary Organization Four Gun Drull lSergeantl Mnlltary Private llVl vate Frrst Class lllll S rgeant llll :rs Lleufenant I I P KENT DUNCAN SHORTMAN Topeka Kan sas Troop B Three years of servlce Aca demucs Sulver A llll Member of Blue Key rslty Athletics C If llll Il ll ny Athletlcs Football llll ll as all ll n g ll Honor II tary Organization l. ncers lll ll Mlllt y Prlvate lllll Lance Corporal llll Corpor IOSE EMILIO SILVESTRE Panama Cety Pan ama Troop A Three years of servnce Com pany Athlehcs Soccer Illl Ill lCap ann I etball llll Immun 4 eyball llll uas Track llll Ill Muscellaneous Cordon So cuety Scvence Club Mulltary Prnvate lllll P vate Fnrst Class Ill ll COLIN M SMITH Los Angeles Calufornna Company D Three years of service Varsity Athletncs Swnmmung llll Ill lCRl Com pany Athletics Football llll Ill Swnmrnlng ann xnn l ase ac lll Mllltary vate llll Prnv e lst Class ral ll PETER TAYLOR SNITE Wnnnetka lllnnons Troop A Four years of service Varsity Ath Ietlcs lumpmg lll Company Athlehcs e rew C am I restlmg llll xnn aneous V dette lll I R ll Call ll C rdon Councnl lll ll Dnrector Catholuc ron llll Rlroa u I Ch e ll Cordo Ill ll ll Honor Malltary Organization Lan cers Ill Mllltary Pruvate llVl Private First ss lllll Corporal llll Lance Corpora ClASS -1954 r . 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HENRY IOSEPH SOMMER Fort Bragg North Caroluna Company C Two years of service Company Athletics S ccer Ill R fle I Volleyball I ll I I Crew I ll I Miscellaneous our Ill I Mllltar fl e ll Serg ant LEWIS M STEEL New York New York Battery A Four years of service Academics Sulver A IIV Ill Member of Blue Key Cum Laude Varsuty Athlehcs Tennns IIVI IC R etter restlmg II Company Athlehcs Cew IIV Illl Foot R ellVl Squas llll Wrs flung llll lCaptan ll Muscellaneous V Ne Ill Ro Ca Ill Great Boo s Club lll Il Honor Mulutary Organlxahon Four Gun Drlll Ill Mlhfary Private llVl P vate F st Class lllll Lance Corporal ll Second Lneutenant Ill ERNST BAMBACH STIVERS Rrpley Ohlo Company B Two years of servnce Company ehcs S cer llll Wrestlmg Ill I C ew lll ll Mlltfary Private llll Pruvate Fnrst Class Ill PETER VAN DEVENTER STONE DeKalb II Iznous Company D Three years of servrce Company Athlehcs Soccer llll Il I restlnng lll B xlng ll Il Volley a Ill II Miscellaneous Sclence Club Ill Roll Call Ill Chrustuan Scuence Cordon llll ll ll Honor Mllltary Organlzahon Honor ard III Mnlutary Pruvate lllll Lance Corporal llll Second Lueutenant Ill WALLACEC STONE Culver lndnana Com pany C Four years of servuce Company Ath xung B e a RI se a 1 Sof a Ill Masce Ianeous Ranlroad Club Mnhtary Prnvate rv e st ass Lance Corporal I I I WALTER STORY Beverly Halls Calufornua Company C Three years of servnce Varsut ehcs S urnmnng llll Ill lLett Cheerleading ll lCaptaln ll Company ehcs C ew llll ll V ball I mmnng I F o a I setball llll Baea IIII Wres n T ms Ill Mrscellaneous Cordon Esquure Club Second Class Entertannment Commutree Roll I e un Mull ar rnva e I I Prlva e st Class lll I 4 ' 2-O Q I l ch' ,llfc0Ld0n1ll,l', y:l3: vat llg e Ill, llll IL Il. :lg w I 1, li ' : r , g - balllIl,llg nfl 5 hl Q e- ' i . 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SI 4 RICHARD D STRAIT Culver lnd1ana Band Four years of servuce Academncs A Ill v II Mem ot Blue Key Cum Laude Varsity Athletlcs otball Illl Le er R1tle ILetter Ill II Capta1n II Company Athletlcs R1fIe otball I I etball I eyball I IV Ill 0 Captaun II Baseball IIV I Captam II Muscellaneous Cadet Club II Cho1r IIII ISecretary Treasurer II Dance n IIV H ouncn I Honor Muhtary Orgamzatnon Honor Guard Mllltary Prlvate IIVI Prlvate 1rs1 Cass IIIII Furst Sergeant IIII Cap aln AXEL EBERHARD STRAUCH Hazel Green Wlsconsln Battery B Four years of servuce Academics S1lver A Ill II Member of Blue Key Cum Laude Varslty Athletics Wrest IV L tter Ill ll Co Cap a1n I oo ball III II.etterI Tennus IIII Company Ath :cs Football IIV III II Wrestl1n lIlI Mlscellaneous Cadet Club III Honor Counc1l III II Honor Mllltary Organlzatuon ur Cun Dr1ll IIII II II IF1rst L1euten n Mlhtary Prlvate IIVI Pnvate Flrst Class IIIII F1rst Sergeant I ll I Artlllery Batta1on Commander III LORRIN COOKE TARLTON IR San Ivlaruno Cal1torn1a Battery B Two years ot SQFVICG Academics Cold A Ill I S1lver A III Mem ber of Blue Key Cum Laude Varsity Athlet :cs Tenms IIII ILetterI Company Athletlcs ew Ill Swu mnng Squ W Stllng I Vole ball III Mlsce eous Chonr Ill II Cordon III I or Mulltary Organization Four Cun Dr1lI III EDWARD R THOMAS Dayton Oh1o Com pany A Two years ot SEIVICE Varsity Athlet Wrestllng Ill IC R III Compan Athletucs Football IIII ICapta1n II W es ng I se a I T ac I s cellaneous Photography Mllltary Prnvate Sergeant I IACK W THOMPSON lnd1anap0I1s lnd1 ana Company D Flve years ot serv1ce Com ny Athletlcs S cer IV IV Ill ll s etball IV IV II I Baseba e IV IVI Squash IV IVI Wrest1n IV IVI Mlscellaneous Scuence Club Ill ub III Pres1dent ence Club III Presldent Plastlc Club IlV III Mllltary Pr1vateIIVI Prlvate urs ass Il IOHN C TOUZET Havana Cuba Troop A Four years of servlce Academics Silver A IIIII Varsuty Athletics Polo IIVI jumpung Trac IIIII Cheerleader ILet er I Sw1mm1ng IIIII Company Athlehcs Box V ew I I Squ 1mm1ng llll ll W es In I IS cellaneous Scnence Club Ill I I Vedett IIV Ill Honor Mllntary Orgamzatlon ncers Illl II Mulutary PFIVB e I Pruvate Flrst Class IllII Corporal Ill I ec ond Lleutenant III IHE FIR CIASS -1954 Cold- II, 511 ef A IIV, ll, , bei Fo Ill, ff III, ' I IV: 11vI,'FO lv gBask lll,II,lIg v011 , ,11,11,soffba1111v.111,11, IC - ' Q , ll, III ICQ- ' , ' : IL Baa , 111, III, Ignore 'IlII, II. 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Military Prlvate IIVI Pnvate F st Class Illll Battalion Staff Sergeant Ill I Regimental Llbrary Lieutenant Ill BENITO O VILA Habana Cuba Company C One year of servlce Academics Cold A Ill Cum Laude Company Athletics Soccer III Miscellaneous C-reat Books Club Mali ta y P vate II I CEORCE HARLAN von DRESKY Davenport Iowa Troop A Five years of service Varsity Athletics Cheerleader ILetter ll Polo IV IVI umplng IVI Boxing IVJ IReserveI Company Athletics Football IV IV III ll xrng I Il Wrestlln I v e IIVI Prnvate First Class Illll Lan e C rporal Illl Sergeant Ill GEORGE MARVIN WALCOFF Chlcago ll lunous Troop B Three years of service Aca emics Slver A Illl II Member o Blue Key Company Athletics Soccer Illll otball III ll Wrestl as IJ Volley a T ac I Mus e aneous Cordon IIII Ilewush Youth Group! Science Club II Honor Military Organization Lancers I Il I I Military Private Illll Lance Corporal IIII Corporal I I I IONAS WEIL Lexlngton Kentucky Battery B Three years of service Academics Cold A ll I1 Member of u Key Cum Laude Varsity Athletics Wrest I II Football Il.etter Mana er C ew Illl ll Company Athletics ew II restllng Illl Basketball Miscellaneous Plastics ub :ence u I Cor on ouncll ewls or on I resudent I edette Ill I ss fOr I a Honor u ntary Organization F ur C n Dnll I IPrnvate First Class! Military Prlvate I Ill I Lance Corporal Illl Sergeant III Sl S Va ' I ' I I ' , I. Id Colt I , Illlg a b ll II, , n Athl I : o , , , 3 Ing IIlI,ll,llgSoftball III,ll3Basbll ll,lIg Voll ,Il, IIgCIolf IV, Ill, ll, II. Il 1 I I I Il . .. . , : O ' , . I' : ri 3 I- vat ' C llg Seg ll QF' I. v 'I ' ,I f I I I. , Ili IV ,IIl, , If ' I: I . II I I : o V , I ir I 5 I I I rI: ri . I I I :I I' Q 1 ' I II: Bo' lv, IIII, II, 5 I 'I g Ilvf Ill I, Miscellaneous: Choir Ill. 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MII- ' I ' : o u I' I LEWIS POPE WEXLER lolrlnson Clty Ten nessee Troop A Four years ot servlce Var slty Athletlcs lurnplng IIII ICO Captaln II Company Athletlcs Boxlng IIVI Football IIVI Baseball IIVI Honor Mllltary Organ lon L ncers llll II Mllltary Fl e IIVI vate Flrst Class Illl I or ral I WILLIAM DIMOND WIARD Muskegon Mlcnlgan Battery A Four years of servlce Varslty Athletlcs Boxlng IIVI Wrestllng I I C ew III I Company Athletlcs otball Ill II Volleyba IllI Wrest ln xln Base a Ill S ccer IIIII Mlscellaneous SCIENCE u I lr II Mllltary Prlvate IVI Prvate Flrst Class IIIII Lance or ral I Cor oral I I IAMES LAWRENCE WILSON Rosedale Mlsslsslppl Company C Four years of serv l Aademlcs Gold A Illl II Sllver Ill IIII Member of Blue Key um Laude Varslty Athletlcs Boxlng IIVI Crew IC R IIII Ij V III ILetter II Company Ath cs Football IIV III B xln III Softball IIVI Mlscellaneous Secretary Treasurer Class II Honor Councll Ill II Cadet Club III Hop Club Honor Mllltary Organlzatlon Honor Guard III II IC p talnl Mllltary Prlvate IIVI Prlvate Flrst ass III I Flrst Sergeant IIII Captaln II ROBERT BYRON WILSON Park Forest ll llnols Band Three years of servlce Aca demlcs SllverA Ill II Cum Laude Com pany Athletlcs Football Illl Il II Basket XID C ew I S cellaneous Great Books Club Presldent SCIENCE Club ESQUIVE Club Honor Mllltary Organlzatlon Honor Guard Mllltary Prlvate IIIII Se geant IIII Company Personnel O lcer Ill WARREN WILLIAM WOFFORD Mlltord Kansas Troop A Four years of servlce Var Athletics Polo ICR IV III mplng ICR IV III ILe er Captalnl Company Athletlcs Boxlng IIV Wrestllng III Swlmmlng I I Mlscellaneous Eplscopallan Cordon Club Ill III IPresldent II Honor Mlllfafy Organlzatlon Lancers IIII ll II Mllltary Pr vate IIVI Prlvate Flrst Class IIIII ta ble Sergeant IIII Second Lleutenant III STEVE BRUCE WOLF Marlon Indlana Company A Three years of SSYVICS Varslty etlcs F otball IIIII eter T ack IIIII Company Athletlcs Wrest So a ey a I II Basket all Illl Il II Honor Mllltary Organlzatlon Honor Guard II Mllt ry P vate IIII vate Flrst Class IIII Ser eant CIASS -1954 inf: a A, ll, . :Pf vat gPri ,ll LC - DQ I I, Ill, 3 r I . I ' ' Fo , 3 ll Q I' g Ill, Ilg Bo ' g IIV, llIIg bll IIV, 'J O . ' : ' Cl ls lIgCI'1o' Ill, . 1 ' I Q I ' Q C . DO Illg p I. 'ce. c I' : I , 3 ' A IIV, , QC Ietl 2 M , ,llf0'gIlv,lIlT Cl A I: 'I . Ig ' I. ball llll,llIfB0'gIlIg'f' Ill .Mil Z r . i . . ff' . sity ' ' 1 ' .. , ,I-I, ll? lu ' . . , ,III If -ll ICo- Ill, IIIg' 'I gy 7 ' IVI Inv, . ' ' . I 'Q ' ' 'V' ' qs f Afhl ' 1 'O ILt All, llg F . I ' ling IIII, lIIgBoxlng Ill, llg ftb Il IIII, ll, llg voll bll Ill, Il, 3 b I I A I. i'a : rl Ilg Pri ' 3 g III. IOSEPH L WOMACK Shreveport Louusuana Company A Four years of servuce Academ SlverA llV I ll ll Memberof Key Cum Laude Varsity Athletlcs Crew llll Ill IIV Award ll Company Athletics ootball IVJ w V ll Trac I wmmlng llV lll BO ll Muscellaneous Plastlcs Club llV lll Cadet Club lll l-lop Club lll Honor Mull tary Organlzatnon Honor Guard lll ll lS p ply Sergeant! Mllltary Private IVJ Prlvate st Class Supp Ser eant l Regumental Supply Lueutenant lll FREDI WOODS Tampa Floruda Company C Four years of servlce Company Athletics Otball llV S Cer ll Crew Wres an ll Ill Mlsce an eous Board of Governors Il Class Club Hon or Mlhtary Organization Honor Guard lll ll Muhtary Prnvate llVl Prnvate Fnrst Clas lllll Corporal tlll Second Lueutenant ll l CARLOS E YANES San lose Costa Ruca Troop B Three years of servuce Company etucs Soccer lll ll Baseball lll B ketball ll T s ll Mull HARRYT YARDLEY IR Skaneateles New York Troop A Four years of servlce Varsnty etlcs jumping llll Ill 0 Il lReserve Letterl Company Athlehcs xlng lll e ll Honor Mllltary Orgamzahon Lancers lll ll Mull t Pruvate llVl Prtvate Flrst Class llll Cor oral I EDWARD C ZIMMERMAN Hollywood Florlda Band Two years of servlce Com pany Athlehcs Crew lll l Swtmmung I ll I Tennis lll ll Mnscellaneous Dance nd ll lLea er I Class Com o lLeaderl Mllltary Pr vate l ll J Prxvate F rst Class lll IOSEPH IAMES ZIMMERMANN Buffalo New York Battery B Four years of servuce Academics Slver A llV ll ll Member of Blue Key Varsity Athletics Football lLet stltng l Company Athletics Football llV lll ll s etball IIV ll Wrestlnng l l b llVl Mnscellaneous H p Club III r on IV ll I St Thomas M r Club Honor Muhtary Organuzatuon Four Gun ll ll lSergeantJ Mllutary Prnvate P vate Fnrst Class lllll Sergeant ll Personnel Offucer ll RST SS am a ' , ll, , 5 'i Blue F ' 1 gcfe 'll , lll,l 3 IQ llV QS i ' , ,ll.Il3 xinglll, ' : ' . ll . .-Z A y uf Fur lllllg l ly lg l lll 3 Fo , ll, llgloc lll 3 D lllrlll, tl'gllV,l, . ' Il - Arm ' E , 5 ' I, ll, llg as lg enni lll, . ' 'taryz Private lll, ll. Athl-' : ' , :Pol luv, Ill, Bo' , Ing Rafl lm, ll, , ' ary: . 1 -. . ' - lllg p ll. I 'Ir . fc 1 '- Ba ' ll lj Alvg ' b . : l 3 ' I . ' .: i . I ' 1 . ref In Wfe T lung Calf lv, tu, ll-T ' : , . 'C Bak , llg ' ll gBase- all , ' : O 3 Cod I , I, ll, Ig I. oe Drlllll , , -: ' llVIg ri 3 I ll A l, IOHN MICHAEL ZOOK Hoopeston lllnnons Company B Three years of servnce Company A ehcs Crew llll II Il Basketball llll e a Base a b II llll Mlscellaneous Chaplains Alde IJ Honor Mllutary Orgamzahon Honor Guard ill Color Guard KI! Mulltary Prn vate lllll Prnvate First Class llll Second Lleutenant ll! THE FIRST CLASS SONG Let s wander once more to the walk by the shore W1th a pal from the Corps or a glrl we adore Fellows Wlth blue strlpes Wlth yellow and red, When horses and rlfles and ca1ssons have fled Let s smg one more song for the days that are gone For the hours are not long t1l that last k1ss at dawn We ve spent Joyful years tonlght brmgs a teal then The Old Iron Gate 158 fl-I ' I , . 1 ' . II, Hg Voll yb II llll, II, llg b II lll, llgTrack lIlgFootbalI lIDgCaptain Basket- a . ' : ' 4 I .. . . 1 7 7 . . Y , 7 , . 7 ,. . , . . . Q 7 7 .. .A-i.s....-,,f..,owusEv?-'.xhh:5iU5Q41'f - Firsf row from left to right: William C, Adkinsg john H. Mac- Kinnong Charles S. Olimg Lorrin C, Tarlton, jr.g joseph L. Wornackg Warren B. Davisg jay S. Reeseg Rufus T. Amis, llll and james L. Wilson, Ill. Second row: Warren M. Clarkg jonas Weil. llg Richard D, Straitg Robert B. Wilson: William C. Ellisg Robert Laskyg Benito O. Vilag George H. Haines, jr.g and Last to pass through the Iron Gate on Commencement morning will be these men, the members of the Cum Laude Society. Of all the honors and awards available to cadets at Culver, none is more desired and cherish- ed than is election to membership in this na- tional honor organization. These men are scholars. To that fact the Culver Chapter of Cum Laude has testified by pinning upon them the modest little gold key which all may be proud to wear. While they achieved Donald L. Fraucnthal. Third row: Sheridan N. Meyersg Frank D. Huvler, lllg Marion F. Cregoryg William L. Crossg Lewis M. Steelg Donald E. Dickg Douglas W, Hodgmang Malcolm H. Rourk, jr.g and Thomas M. Mehaffy. Not Shown: Karl Adams. lllg Allan Netfickg john H. Olsong and Axel E. Strauch. Thirty-One First Classmen Elected To Cum Laude high grades, they cared nothing about such irrelevant tokens of achievement. They are leaders in whose character and in whose promise of continued fine performance the Culver Chapter has expressed belief. To them has come a large honor, and to them has come likewise an impressive responsibil- ity. Theirs is the task and the privilege of justifying the faith of the Chapter and of Culver. That they will do so, nobody who knows them can doubt. l59 ROSTER OF CADETS Abell Edward Weathers 5424 Holly Sprungs Houston Texas Company C Class ll Acheson james Curry 2626 Mnlntary Street Port Huron Muchngan Battery A Class ll Adams Hugh Wrlllam Hobart St Helene Ore gon Troop B Class I Adams Karl III Shaylor Lane Weston chusetts Company D Class I Adklns Wtlllam Conrad 217 South Massa Second Coldwater Ohao Company D Classl Agee john Hercules 5l06 Cass Street Nebraska Company D Class IV Agunlar Luls Aluaro Lord Byron No II Mex: co D F Mexrco Battery A Classl Auvazzadeh Mlchael S 6655 Sauganash Lln colnwood Illmols Company A Class I Albershardt Robert Morrls 22 East 55th Street Indlanapolus lndlana Company C Class Il Alexander Thomas Wutter Diamond 2 Ranch Kirkland Arizona Battery A Class lll Allen George Henry 2I Woodlane Drnve Pittsburgh Pennsylvama Company B Class Omaha Allen james Lee 808 East Cypress Charles ton Mussoun Band Class ll Alllson john Paul I327 E Grove Street Bloommgton Illunons Company C Class lll Alms john Stanley SI3I Henry Street Mus kegon Muchugan Company C Class IV Amns Rufus Travns 2620 North West 27th Oklahoma Cnty Oklahoma Battery B Class Anderson Donald Wellung 34I0 Montevlsta Albuquerque New Mexico Class V St Louls Mlssoun Company B Class Arango Manuel Aruas Explanada I620 MGX' co DF Mexuco Troop B Class I Ardussu john A I9690 Beach Cluff Rocky Rnver Ohuo Troop B Class IV Arechabala Ramon M Ajllon No 3l4 Car denas Cuba Troop A Class ll Armer Lee Haynes 805 Hnllcrest Fort Worth Texas Company A Class II Atkmson Tom G l82 West End Avenue No Plamfneld New jersey Troop B Class Il Attwater Paul Russell ll 2256 So Pnnecrest Wnchuta Kansas Troop B Classl Audram EnrlqueG 38 No FO Havana Cuba Company B Class Il Augenstenn Nell Eugene 34 So Pleasant Ave nue Faurborn Ohlo Class V Avus james E IO06 W Washungton Avenue jackson Muchugan Company A Class II Bachman Eugene Wslllam Chrysler Bldg 405 Lexmgton Ave New York I7 New York Battery A Class IV Bacon Machael 531 Nome Avenue Akron Ohuo Battery B Class ll Baer jerry W 7I5 South Shore Druve Muaml Beach Flonda Battery A Classl Baer Robert Maunce 237 Cedar South Bend lnduana Company A Class lll Barley Wilbur S 27OI2 Bruce Road Bay VII lage Ohno Troop B Class ll Banlne Mrchael Davud I75I Portage Ave South Bend lndlana Company A Class II Barlle Stephen Kent l7SI Portage Avenue South Bend lnduana Company C Class Ill Baldrldge Edgar Earl 908 Alta Drnve Fort Worth Texas Class V Baldus George G 7IO Oakdale Fort Wayne lndnana Battery A Class IV Bale Davud Warren Lakevnew Mnchlgan Troop B Class I Barber Thomas john 8l34 Essex Avenue Chu cago Illrnols Band Class ll Bard Ralph A Brunker Road Barrmgton III moss Company D Class IV Barnaby Paul Grlbert R R No 3 Box 427 Qumce Road South Bend Indiana Company C Class IV Barredo Carlos Andres I62I Domunga Street Manula Phnluppune Islands Company B Class Barret Tommy H 2765 Falrfneld Shreveport Loulslana Company C Class IV Barrett Charles Davld Ryan Oklahoma Troop B Class l Bates Wllllam H jr 27204 Lake Road Bay Vullage Ohno Company C Class Ill Battenfueld Lours Henry Wmamac lnduana Company B Class I Battle Henry Wllson l426 Connell Road Charleston West Vurgnma Battery B Class Baum Robert W 514 Chauncey Curcle M Keesport Pennsylvama Band Classl Bays john Carter North Terrace Culver In duana Battery B Class IV Bell Donald H 250 Dennis Lane Glencoe Illmols Troop A Class I Bellmgrath Wullaam Albert I8 Aumlstead Road Llttle Rock Arkansas BatteryA Class Benedum Ben T 50I South Lahoma Norman Oklahoma Company C Class II Berg Robert james 800 Valleyvnew Road Puttsburgh Pennsylvama Battery A Classl Bernhardt Rudolph jack 476 Sheridan Road Evanston lllanons Battery B Class IV Bessmer Davud A 205 Roosevelt Dnve East Massnllon Ohuo Band Class lll Bvdwell Vnenness Chauncy Howland Wulson Warren Ohio Company A Class III Brkos Peter Nncholas 225 East Ridge Road Gary Induana Company A Class Ill Bard jon Arthur 304 Beaver Avenue Royal Oak Muchngan Battery A Class IV Bjorklund Samuel Ernst Palos Verdes Estates Caluforma Troop A Class III Blackmar Alfred 0 Il9l Tate Drnve Col umbus Georgna Company A Class III Blackwood Harry Ben I402 7th Avenue Beaver Falls Pennsylvama Company C Class Blackwood Robert Smlth Box I68 Beaver Falls Pennsylvama Company B Class II Blanke Warren jenmngs jr 25570 Lake Road Bay Vnllage Ohno Company C Class lll Blomgren George W 4228 North Hermstage Chucago lllnnols Company D Classl Bock Phnlup Hazard I7l W Randolph Chu cago Illmovs Company A Class II Bodenmann john Ill I507 Addnson Street Chucago lllmons Company C Class I Boeker Karl E I42 Forest Road Davenport Iowa Battery A Class IV Bolton Wllllamj 481 Grove Street Glencoe Illrnous Battery B Class Il Bond Wnllaam P jr 49I6 Hawthorne Road Llttle Rock Arkansas Battery B Class I Bondurant Robert Hadley II3'0 East jeffer son South Bend Indlana Troop A Class Bonham Wnllnam Lawrence 66Il Htllcrest Oklahoma Cnty Oklahoma Company D Class Bosclo juan Luls Box I83I Ponce Puerto Ruco Troop B Class IV Botts Fred Lee 3I8 Royal Palm Drnve Eua Gallne Flonda TroopA Class IV Bouclreau Robert Byers 539 Nome Ave Apt No 3 Akron Ohno Battery B Class IV Bowdom Robert Edwm 3809 Greenleaf Blvd Elkhart Indiana Battery A Class III Boyd Robert Robertson 7I2 Valley Vvew Plttsburgh I6 Pennsylvama Company C Class Il Braham Wnllnam R 4675 Vua Huerto Santa Barbara Calvforma Battery B Classl Brannon Tony Mason 208 Pune Vuew Road Durham North Caroluna Battery A Class ll Brassert john H Schenley Apts Pnttsburgh Pennsylvama Company D Class Ill Brecknnrndge Peyton Anthony 38l0 S wulllger Tulsa Oklahoma CompanyA Ter Class Bredee Ernesto Danuel Box 395 Torreon Cua huula Mexuco Company B Class IV Brrdges Wllllam Edward I07 Glen Webster Groves Mnssoun Battery B Road Class Brohm Bull B 308 W Mahonung Street Punx sutawney Pennsylvama Battery A Class ll Brostella Mrguel jr Vna Espana No 93 Pana Brostella Paul Pedro Vua Espana No 93 Pan ama Panama Battery A Classl Brown Edward Sanborn 83 Meadow Lane Grosse Pomt Farms Mnchugan Company A Class ll Brown james Anthony 26 Harvard Place Or chard Park New York Company A Class I Brown Martrn S Ashbourne Harrods Creek Kentucky Troop A Class II Brown R Allen 26 Harvard Place Orchard Park New York Battery A Class Ill Brown Wrlluam Lee Lyons jr Ashboume Harrods Creek Kentucky Troop A Class I Brumbaugh Fred C R R 5 Park Drave Greenville Ohno Company A Class Il Bruns Paul Erwm 4002 North Dsvaslon D venport Iowa Company D Class I Buell Charles Clmton 970 West Armour Clr cle Lake Forest lllmons BatteryB Class IV Bullock Rodes Clay 23I7 N Santiago Santa Ana Calnfornua Company D Class Il Bunde Larry Wulllam 36I4 Grantley Toledo Ohlo Battery A Class I Bunn Frederick Stewart Rudge Road R R No 2 Brookvulle Ohuo Battery B Class IV Burns Eugene Arthur Rt No 4 Box 246 Tucson Anzona Troop B Classl Burns john Daw on Route 4 Box 246 Tuc son Arnzona Battery A Class ll Burns Tommy Robert Salem Ohoo Company D Class lll Butler Vnrgll Hudson 334l N W l9th Okla homa Company A Class lll Butterfleld Peter Edwm 5829 Dorchester Chncago Ill Band Class IV ' I - I ' , . , . I ' , I I I - , . , . I . I ' , ' - ' I I - I ' , . ' ' , -, . I III. 5 I , ' . . . . I ' ' ' . I 1 ' I I - Q ' ' ' ' A ' , ' ' ' ' I - I. V I I I - .- . . I . . ' ' ' ' I , ' , I I I I 4 - . I I I I I . I . ' - . I I I . ' I I I -I - - - -- ' ' ' . , , . , . . ., D . , . ' ' , ' I -I I ' , . , . I A ' Q . - III. .' ' , ' ' I I I 9 ' , h .' I -I I v I I I I - v . , . . . . . . . -I . I I I ' . . . . , . , . I ' I ' . I , ' I - .' ' ' , I . , . H- . . . A ' . I I I - I - I , ' l ' ' ' : . . ' , , . . . ' ' ' II. . . . . I. I - I ' ' ., ' ' C- . I . I I I ' I I I I ' , I . , - ' I ' ' ' I ' I ' - I I V I I 1 . , . ' ' ' ' . ll. I . I I 'I I 7 I I . . . ' 4 D . , . I -I - I ' I I I v ' ' ' ' I - I I . I I . I I I I f I ' ' ' ' Antrnm, C. Courtney, 5066 Westmmster Place, I. ma, Panama. Troop A, Class I. . . . V. I I I I ' I ' , I - I - .I 'I I I I. v v I ' ' . '. . ' I I -I I I ' I , , . I - I ' I , . ' I I I I . , . I -I - I 7 , . , . I v I ' I ' I ' I I ' I ' I ' . ' . I I I 7 I ' , , I I 'I I I . I I I I . I I ' ' I I . AI '1 I ' ' . , , , I ' I l I - I ' ' ' ' I - I ' , 1 ' v ' . . l .I I - v , , , . I I -I 1 I ' I ' ' I ' I ' . I V Q ' ' I I -I - I I ' , , ' , . I -I - - I I Y ' Q , , I ' I ' U. y . . - ' ' , , . . . . 2- ' g n I ' - ' . , . I :I . ' ' , I . , . I I ' I ' Y I ' I I Y ' I ' . , - I ' I I ' l B IV. . - I - I . , , I F l I I F I D . I .I ' ' ' ' I I I -I I ' I ' 'I ' I I I I - - - I ' I ' I ' I I ' I ' I I I 5 l I I 'I ' 1 I ' ' I I I 'I I I I . I ' I - I S I I I - I I I 7 I I I ' 7 7 5 I ' V y I . 'Q I - I 'I I I I I ' ' I - I I I I I . I -I , I I I, I r D I I - I I I6l Canuzares George Antonno Havana Cuba Cahn Mnke E 20 Swan Street New Orleans Loulsnana Company D Class III Calahane james P 7741 South Paulrna Chl cago llllnols Troop A Class lll Calderon Manuel Pelayo Street 31 No 38 Panama Panama Troop A Class IV Calevas Harry Phlllnp 623 Geneva Street Lake Geneva Wnsconsln Troop A Class IV Camuno Pedro A Morelas 407 Nte Gomez Palacio Dgo Mexico Company B Class III Campbell Donald 1025 W Montevlsta Phoenlx Arlzona CompanyA Class ll Campbell Gordon Hugh 124 No Hazel Ave nue Gaylord Muchsgan Company C Class Campbell Tum j 1970 Vurgnnla Street Salem Oregon Battery B Class ll Company D Class III Carlen Walter Whltson 412 Dlxle Avenue Cookevllle Tennesee Company D Class Il Carr Shelby Gibson 429 West Mann Street Rlchmond Kentucky Troop B Class Ill Carter Davud Russell Aramco Dhahran Saudu Arabia Company D Class Ill Castullo Rafael A V Ave La Reforma H69 Guatemala Guatemala Battery B Class lll Caudell Danlel Marlon Wallace North Car olnna Battery A Class I Cave Davud Brmley 172 Beach Street Cohas set Massachusetts Company D Class Chaunsku Robert j 2010 Knollwood Road Lake Forest Illlnous Company C Class lll Chancellor Ruchard Stuart 1710 West Mas sour: Mndland Texas Battery A Class IV Cheney Wnllaam H 3003 E Locust Street Chllton Howard G 4613 Mocklngburd Lane Dallas Texas Battery A Class ll Cufuentes Rafael H Calle 12 No 128 Altur asde Miramar Havana Cuba Troop A Class Clark Vxfarren Malcolm Rt 1 Box 149 Le ander lAustunI Texas Troop B Class Clarke Lewus D 1429 Hickory Waukegan lllnnols Company C Class I Cleayes Ohio Cleaves Luma Larry R 2210 Merritt Dnve Llma Company B Class lll Terry Gordon 2210 Merrrtt Dnve Ohlo Company C Class IV Clements Robert Earl 3007 Llpscomb Amarll lo Texas Troop A Class IV Clevenger Loyd Harold 302 North Howard Fayette Mlssourl Band Class lll Clyne Robert Arthur 363 Park Avenue Yale Mlchugan Class V Coady Edmund Tumothy 46 North Parkvuew Columbus Ohlo Company B Classl Cochrane john Robert 271 W College Ober Im Ohuo Troop B Class IV Cohen jay Howard 2133 Maroneal Houston Texas Troop B Class ll Cohen jerryj 719 No Lrnden Dnve Bever ly Hnlls Callfornla Company B Class IV Cohen Nell j 19406 Van Aken Blvd Shaker Henghts Ohuo Company A Class II Conner Rnchard T Sandra Base New Mexuco Troop B Class I Cook Robert Leslle 601 Marshall Street Al legan Mlchlgan Band Class II Coony Thomas M P O Box 4961 Ft B Harrlson Indiana Company D Class ll Cooper Fred 2919 West Lunt Avenue Chu cago lllmols Battery B Classl Cooper Robert Ernest Lake Dnve North Mus kegon Mlchlgan Troop A Class ll Cottungton Robert Wetmore I 516 M In Street Glen Ellyn lllmons Company B Class Cox Franklm Eugene Creole Pet Corp Las Pnedras Falcon Venezuela Cox Larry K 1105 W Maumee Adnan Mnchngan Band Class ll Cox Wllllam B 16145 Sunderland Detront Muchugan Battery A Class III Cozzoll town Cozzolu town Cozzoln town john Davrd R F D No 6 Hagers Maryland Battery A Class IV Mnchael Paul R F D No 6 Hagers Maryland Battery A Class lll Thomas E R F D No 6 Ha ers Maryland Band Class IV Crew Davud Bruce 118 Country Club Dnve Elmura New York Company B Class Il Cross Wulluam Lee 1255 Lrnden Street Fres no Callfornla Company B Class I Crouse Gordon Lee 1911 W 10th St Ander son Indiana Class V Crow Donald Warren 705 Azalea Dnve Shreveport Loulslana Battery B Class Il Csernal Kenneth Paul 26811 Bloomfueld Bur mlngham Michigan Battery B Class IV Cuaycong Romeln Lopez 12th St Bacolod Phnlnppnne Islands Battery B Class I Cullen Agustm Santuago jr 1685 Paseo de las Palmas Mexlco D F Mexuco Troop B Class ll Cummungs joseph K 11 Town Moor Avenue Doncaster England Company A Class lll Cunnnngham Dennls Michael 2205 Schuyler Lafayette lnduana Company C Classl Curne Rod D 8 Summer Street Sprnngfueld Vermont Battery A Class IV Cutchln Lawrence McGllbra P O Box 215 Whutakers North Carollna Battery A Class Davldson Wnllnam G 3rd Route No 2 Box 992 B Farrfax Vnrgunla Company D Class Davis Robert Lee 5469 Cedar Creek I-lous ton Texas Company A Class lll Davus Warren Bagley 1631 Suxth Street New Orleans Louusuana Battery A Class I Day Frederick Tallmadge jr 563 Mann Street Glen Ellyn llllnols Company D Class lll Deford james W 424 Stewart Avenue Car rollton Ohlo Company B Class IV Del Valle AIvaroT 12C P No 3 27 Guate mala Company B Class Ill Denman Anthonyj 708 Blrchard Fremont Ohso Troop B Class IV Dettelbach Thomas Lee 1622 Shawnee Road Lima Ohio Battery B Classl De Vault john Lee 1711 South 4th Sprung fue lllmols Band Class ll De Young Bruce Russell 910 Eaton Avenue Akron Ohuo Troop B Class ll Duck Donald Edward 1404 Osborn Burlung ton Iowa Battery B Classl Dickenson Frederlck Ross jr No 4 Windy crest Road Beaver Falls Pennsylvania Troop A Class Il Dnllman Carl E 355 E Walnut Corydon drana Band Class I Dlllon Robert Kenzle 1319 East 1Oth Bloom lngton Indrana Company B Class I Dlmetros Fred Andrew 213 E Superior Chu cago Illunols CompanyA Classl Dobler Lee Colburn 331 jacks Run Road Pattsburgh Penna Troop B Classl Dodd Samuel Theodore Caterplllar Trall East Peorla Illunons Company B Class ll Dolan Gerald E 145 Glenwood Avenue Gen wood lllmols Company A Class II Donahoe john Mnchael 143 Whltworth Ave nue Ponca Cnty Oklahoma Company A Class IV Douglas Rzchard W Route No 2 Hughway 125 Appleton Wlsconsln Troop A Class Drasky Stanley Ivan 303 South Pune North Platte Nebraska Band Classl Drysdale Denls Dee R R No 9 Lafayette lnduana Troop B Class IV Dubose james Henry 806 Falrlawn Dnve Ur bana Illmols Company D Class I Dugan Lonn C 6773 Lewus Avenue Toledo Ohlo Company A Class IV Dunlap james Lapham 317 Geneseo Road San Antonio Texas Troop B Class ll Dunlap james Wlllram ll 604 South Perry Street Attuca Induana Class V Dunn Douglas Edwm Onsted Muchugan Bat re B Class Il Dunnlng john L 636 NE 101st Street Mlaml Flonda Troop B Class lll Dyal Luclus M j Box 225 Woodbine Georgna Company C Class Il Dyke james Trester 2122 So T Street Fort Smlth Arkansas Battery B Class Il Eastmond Theodore Larned 805 Grandvuew Drive Alexandria Vlrglnla ClassV Eaton Rnchard Mnchael 5216 W Washmgton St Indianapolis Indiana Class V Eavey George E 245 Cartwnght Dnve RICI1 mond Indiana Company C Classl Elnzondo Prlscllnano Mexlco 810 Sur Monte rey lNLl Mexlco Company B Classl Ellls Steven G 4718 St Charles Avenue New Orleans Louusuana Company A Class IV Ellis Wllluam Garrettson 1119 Sherldan Road Winnetka llllnols Troop A Classl Endres james H 229 East Glen Peona lll :nous Company C Class lll Engllsh Knnsey O 6800 No Ornole Chlcago lllunols Company B Class lll Errckson Bnan Fnck Box 351 Salamanca New York Company D Class I Erwun Robertj Summit Drive Richland Cen ter Wusconsnn Company A Class IV Evans james Taylor 1508 Graham Dnve Odes sa Texas Company C Class lll Evans Robert Wayne 1415 Marsenlles Dr Mlaml Beach Flonda Band Class ll Evans Robert Wynne 430 Anderson Street Greencastle lnduana Company D Class II Fahnlune George Robert 101 Euclld Avenue Sharon Pcnna Troop B Class I Fanrbanks Wulllam Earl jr 450 Oak Avenue Aurora llllnons Troop B Class IV Farllng Ruchard E Payne Ohlo Class Fasseas Peter Andrew 2734 Argyle lllnnous Battery A Class IV Fawcett john Thomas 2364 Oakwood NE Grand Rapuds Muchugan Company A Class Chncago Felck Mead Mather 4400 Que Street NW Washmgton 7 D C Troop B Class I C I I I - I I I . ,.,. , . , . 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Ferguson jess Wnllnam 220 Stewart Street Blanrsvnlle Pennsylvanna Band Class II Fernandez jose Vnctumas del 25 de junno No 57 Veracruz Mexnco Company C Class IV Fnscher Kent 19112 Cotfnnberry Blvd Faur vnew Park Ohno Class V Fnsher Thomas Scott 4710 Walnut Grove Road Memphns Tennessee Company C Class Ill Flanders Gerald Porter 1434 Hurd Road Mon roe Mnchngan Company C Class lll Fleeger Louns Lnncoln 508 Crestwood Drnve Alexandrna Vnrgnnua Company D Class lll Fleet Davnd 520 San Gorrionno St San Dnego Calnfornna Troop A I Class Flemnng jnm Wnllnam R R 1 Box 42 Monee lllnnons Troop B Class ll Flemnng Patrnck Lowell 128 W jefferson Brownsvnlle Texas CompanyD Class IV Flemmnng Herbert Maurnce 701 Maplewood Ave Ambrndge Pennsylvanna Band Class II Fletemeyer Rnchard George 68O East Grand Blvd Detront Mnchngan Battery B Class ll Flexer joel Peter 211 Knmbrough Towers Memphns Tennessee Battery B Class IV Floyd Morry B Fanrway Farm Parns Pnke Lex nngton Kentucky Troop B Classl Flude Robertj P O Box 484 Valparanso Indnana Company C Class Il Folsom Thomas Gnllespne 1405 VVBSIWIVISIOYI Blvd Huntnngton West Va Troop B Class Fork Allan C 852 Bruce Avenue Flossmoor lllnnons Battery B Class III Foundos George E 7955 Yates Chlcago Ill nnons Band Class III Fox j Peter 769 Heather Wav Ann Arbor Frauenthal Donald L 1670 Peck Street Mus kegon Mlchngan Battery B Classl Freeman Rnchard W 295 Walnut Street New Orleans Lounsnana Company D Class Ill Frey Brnan jay 622 No Logan Avenue Dan vnlle lllnnons Company B Class IV Frneders john Wnllnam 2149 No 62nd Stree Wauwatosa Wnsconsnn Company A Class Frnedman Wnllnam Hersh 4931 Lnndell St Louns Mnssourn Battery B Class Ill Fry Rnchard Allan R R No 2 Hnnsdale tnons Company B Class ll Fulmer Charles Arthur Box U Melbourne Flornda Troop A Class lnl Fye Rnchard Charles 6637 Loron Avenue Chu cago lllnnons TroopA Class ll Gabaldon Cesar Basnlno P1na Avenue Corner Bobby Teason St Mannla Phnlnppnne I lands CompanyC Class Ill Gafnll james Bruce 2810 Marnne South Bend Indnana Troop A Class Ill Gandry Douglas Wrnght Lexnngton Kentucky Battery B Class IV Gallardo Vnctor Enrnque Avendna Cuba No 206 Guayaqunl Ecuador Troop A Class Il Galvnn Tom Mnke 341 Hnllcrest Mnllbrae Calnfornna Company B Class I Garcna Eduardo Box 754 Caracas Venezuela Company A Class Ill Garcna justo Pedro Calle 12 No 59 Mnramar Habana Cuba Troop B Classl Garza janme j Banco Mercantnl de Monterrey Monterrey Mexnco Troop B Class ll Gavagan joseph Andrew 300 Central Park West New York New York Battery A Class IV Gensel jonathanj Crescent Hgts R D No 1 New Brnghton Pennsylvanna Company D Cass Ill Gernon Wnllnam H 1011 W Hnll Str Champangn lllnnons Company A Class III Gerst Donn A 8857 Elsmere Dr Parma Ohno Troop B Class ll Gessler Rnchard F 10402 Cleveland Ohno Troop A Gnbbs johnW 445 E Mnll Band Class ll Gnbson A Robb 133 Unnon Troop A Class Ill Gubson Bernard Eugene 7047 Meade Street Pnttsburgh Penna Battery B Class I Gners Fred W 2010 Lounsnana Lnttle Rock Arkansas Company C Class I Gnllette jon Falk 476 Stanbery Avenue o urrnbus Ohno Band Class lll Gleason Robert Wnllnam 152 East College Oberlnn Ohno Class V Glendennnng George Henry 11 Avon Road Larchrnont New York Troop B Class Glover Thomas Young 1778 Oak Grove Ave nue San Marnno Calnfornna Company B Class IV Godshall Wnllnam j Pnstakee Road Fox Lake lllnnons Battery A Class II Golden Ethan W 4540 Walnut Lake Road Bnrmnngham Mnchngan Troop B Class III Golt Ralph Stephen 3612 Washnngton Blvd lndnanapolns Indnana Company A Class Il Gonzalez S E Chalet Monaco Calle Mon tufar Guatemala Cnty Guatemala Company D Class IV Edgewater Drnve Class IV Danvnlle Indnana Adrnan Mnchngan Gonzalez Vnctor Rene Chalet Monaco Calle Montufar Guatemala Cnty Guatemala Com pany D Class II Goodman Thomas Allen 812 Prange Drnve Fort Wayne Indnana Company C Class III Goodspeed james Wells 18635 Bretton Dr Detrout Mtchngan Battery A Class lll Goodspeed Robert Morrns 18635 Bretton Dr Detront Mnchngan Battery A Class I Gosaynne Wally K 1419 E Genesee Sagnnaw Mnchngan Company B Class Il Gottschalk Fredernck Addnson 2022 17th Street Columbus Nebraska Troop B Class Gourlay john Grant jr Rosedale Mnssnssuppn Company B Class Ill Gowan john Amor 18441 Kelton Los An geles Calnfornna Band Class ll Graham Roger Davnd 1715 Madnson Avenue Mt Healthy Ohno CompanyA Class ll Granados Francnsco javner Buenavnsta y San Felnpe Reparto Bnltmore Havana Cuba Company B Class Ill Granados juan Antonno Buenavnsta y San Fe lnpe Reparto Bnltmore Havana Cuba Bat tery B Class ll Green Paul F Box 283 Sunset Drnve Scherer vnlle Indnana Class V Greer Wnllnam Capers 802 Bluff Drnve Knox vnlle Tennessee Company B Classl Gregory Gus K 1261 N Ballenger Flnnt M1chngan Class V Gregory Marnon Forrest R F D 1 Mntch Il Indnana Company B Class I Guthne Wnllnam Bowman Gobblers Knob Bloomnngdale Indnana Band Class lll Hannes George Henry 16127 La Salle tront Mnchngan Band Classl Hale Robert Culver 252 East 248 Eucltd Ohno Battery A Class Ill Haley Percy Edward 3854 Brewster Dear born Mnchngan Battery B Class IV Halpert Lawrence Franklun Baltnmore Mary land Company A Class I Hamady Robert Lee 1647 Neome Drnve Flnnt Mnchngan Company B Class I Hamel Edgar H 348 South Cncero Chncago 44 lllnnons Company B Class Ill Hamnlton Edward P 1416 25th Two Rnvers Wnsconsnn Troop A Class I Hampton Fredernck Bertram 120 Remnngton Road Manhasset Long Island New York Troop B Class I Hanahan Grayson Ganllard 83 East Bay Char leston South Carolnna Troop A Class Il Hand Rnchard M 139 East Shore Road Cul ver Indnana Battery A Class III Hannnng Wnllnam Holman 2020 Rndgeway Dayton Ohno Battery A Class Ill Hardee Ernest F Box 175 Churchland Vnr gnnna Class V Hargntt Paul Lee 5520 North Merndnan lndn anapolns Indnana Company D Classl Harrnngton john Lyle 6545 Overbrook Road Kansas Cnty Mnssourn Troop B Class II Harrns Russel C 819 19th Avenue Cordele Georgna Company C Class ll Hartz Wnllnam Rogers Waverly Vnrgnnna Company C Class I Hasknns Ray K 1143 Woodbnne Oak Park lllnnons Company B Class IV Haslem Bnll Ezra 205 Potomac Avenue Terre Haute Indnana Company B Class I Hatch Phnlnp Mnchael 721 Pontnac Street RO chester Indnana Band Class IV Hatfneld Phnlnp Mntchell 1120 West 16th St Bedford Indnana Band Class Ill Hatten Davnd Lawrence n608 2nd Avenue E Spencer Iowa Battery A Classl Hauerwas james W 8525 W Clarke Wau watosa Wnsconsnn Company A Class Il Hawk Robert E 1807 Wayne Avenue DSY ton Ohno Band Class IV Hawknns Charles F 2585 Gladys Beaumont Texas Troop A Class IV Hawley Thomas George 18101 Lnttlefneld D tront 35 Mnchngan Band Class III Hefner james E Box 151 Aramco Dhahran Saudn Arabna Battery B Class III Henberger Charles jackson 2209 Blgelow Peorna lllnnons Battery A Class ll Helmernch john Franklnn 1218 Wabash AVG nue Dayton Ohno Company A Class Henderson john Edward 706 West Street Brady Texas Troop A Class 1 5th Henrncks Davnd jerome East Shore Drnve u ver Indnana Band Class II Henry john Norman 419 Bolsover 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Company B Class Holt Fernue George 5122 W 22nd Place Cucero lllunous Band Classl Hoopes Dave R D No 3 Massullon Ohuo Battery B Class IV Hopkuns john Marcus Gudeon Mussouru Band Class IV Battery A Class I Hornaday George Wulluam 10460 Gandy Blvd St Petersburg Floruda BatteryB Cyass Ill Horeman Carl Pendleton Army Ford Farm Cayuga Induana Company B Class Ill Hoskuns Charles Roy 45 Elmwood Place Ath ens Ohuo Troop A Classl Houlsby jack R Step 33 Duneland Beach Muchugan Cuty Induana Company B Class Howard Terry H 504 North 2nd St Mon mouth lllunous Company D Class Ill Howell Davud Ross 13107 Sherwood Hunt ungton Woods Muchugan Company D Class Hunt Ruchard Howard 115 SE 25th Road Muamu Floruda Troop A Class ll Huyler Frank D 123 Salusbury Avenue Gar den Cuty New York Battery B Class I Ingersoll Edward Peyton 405 South llth Street New Castle Induana Band Class Ingham Fred 4141 Greenwood Druve Des Mounes Iowa Company C Class lll jackson jesse Dacausta 718 Green Street Gaunesvulle Georgua Troop B Class ll jackson Vernon Lester 10 Palusades Druv Luttle Rock Arkansas Troop B Class I jern Erward Fred 10501 S Praurue Avenue Chucago lllunous Troop B Class IV johansen Charles Roger 7514 Wydown Blvd St Louus 5 Mussouru Company D Classl johnson George P 10 Putnam Road lpswxch Mass Battery B Class I johnson john Alfred 333 Academy Road Cul ver Induana Company D Class III 164 johnson Ruchard Craag 31 Woodsude Park Pleasant Rudge Muchugan Company D Clas jones DavudB R R No 2 Lebanon Induana Company D Class I jones james Randall 8618 lnglesude Chucago lllunous Troop A Class Ill junco Robert M Lafontaune No 78 Mexuco Mexuco CompanyA Class ll justuce Phulup Syng j 2340 Pecos Beau mont Texas Troop A Classl Keeler Frutz S 1714 N Wakefueld Arlung ton Vurgunua Battery B Class IV Keshuan Charles George 2632 Somerset Okla homa Cuty Oklahoma Company D Class I Kung Mark Edward 3308 San Nucholas Tam pa Floruda Company A Class I Kurklun Starr judd 8005 Englewood lnduanap olus Induana Battery A Class I Kurshenbaum Gerald Sudney 1530 Muamu Road Benton Harbor Muchugan Company C Class Klasson Davud Edward 220 S Serrano Avenue Los Angeles 4 Calufornua Band Class ll Kleun Monte Wulluam 1020 West Maun Street Festus Mussouru Battery B Class ll Klung Mncl-uael B 1024 Dover Avenue Akron Ohuo Class V Klump john D No 3 Duncan Place jackson vulle lllunous BatteryA Class IV Knoerzer Leo Peter 5 Vune Hammond lndu ana Battery B Class I range lllunous Company A Class Il Kranung Kenneth K Long Pount Culver lndu ana Band Class ll Kratz Lew F 251 Ashland Avenue Putts burgh Penna Battery B Class ll Kretchmar Duck H 1135 North Dye Road Flunt Muchugan Battery B Class IV Krmer Ruchard Edward 400 N jefferson St Martunsvulle Induana Class V Kroll Bob Allen 3800 Lake Shore Druve Chu cago lllunovs Troop B Class ll Lacy Howard john Box 341 New Augusta Induana CompanyA Class Ill Lamey jon M 1740 West 10th St Ander son Induana TroopA Class IV Lanman Charles Burnham 6331 Forest Ave nue Hammond Induana Battery B Class ll Larumore jameson Larumore North Dakota Company A Class Ill Larumore joe W 6 Washungton Terrace St Louus Mussouru Battery B Class ll Lasky Robert 3130 Lake Shore Druve Chucago lllunous Company C Class I Latham Charles K 140 Altadena Druve MI' Lebanon Penna Band Classl Laube Charles August 127 Luvungston Park way Snyder 34 New York Company A Class I Layne Pat R 115 North Broodmore Blvd Sprungfueld Ohuo Company D Class lll Layne Robert D 111 E Wabash Avenue Crawfordsvulle Induana Battery B Class Ill Ledbetter Robert Harbun Kungston Road Rome Georgua Company B Classl Lee Wulluam H 1317 Muddle Ruver Dr Fort Lauderdale Floruda Class V Leff Stuart Nelson 3941 Brownsvulle Road Puttsburgh 27 Penna Company C Class ll Legorretta Pablo Alejandro Hegel No F14 Mexuco D F Mexuco Troop A Class Lemen john Fredruck Pawnee lllunous Band Class ll Lett Robert Allan 5519 Drane Dr Dallas Tex as Class V Lett Sam George 5519 Drane Dr Dallas Tex as Band Class ll Leve lrwun Ronald 5606 N Meruduan lndua napolus Induana Troop A Class IV Lughtner Earl Sam 2020 Palm Blvd Browns vulle Texas Company D Class Ill Luntner Muchael Francus 345 Vua Colortdrlna Tucson Aruzona Company B Class ll Luppuncott Charles W 7110 Deer Lake Road Clarkston Muchugan Battery B Classl Luppuncott Dallas L Claskton Muchugan Troop B Class Il Lobdell Davld McCormack 4407 Brookvuew Druve Dallas Texas Company B Classl Locker jack L Caterpullar Traul Peorua 8 Ill unous Company A Class ll Logsdon TomA Shawneetown lllunous Troop B Class I Long joe C Box 146 Rochester Induana Band Class IV Long Robert D 3600 Free Ferry Fort Smith Arkansas Company D Class ll Lorung Edward R 66 No Country Club Druve Phoenux Aruzona Troop B Class ll Lott Francus M Oculla Road Douglas Georgua Battery A Class I Lottes Terry Davud R R No 2 IGSPSI' Ind' ana Company B Class Ill Loud Brewster Montgomery 24 Elm Court Lutz Ruchard S 3450 W Outer Drive De trout Muchugan Troop B Class IV McClaun Thomas Garthwaut 1013 West 6th Street Maruon Induana Company D Classl McConnell james Wulluam North Meruduan Sunman Induana Band Class IV McElroy john Harley 2461 W 5th Avenue Columbus Ohuo Company A Classl McElvaun Thornton H Santa Fe New MCXICO Troop B Class II McGaw Davud H 3132 S Hanna Street Fort Wayne Induana Company B Class l Mclntosh Henry Payne 160 RYl3r1d Sffeel' Reno Nevada Troop A Class ll McKunney Carlos james 917 Grand Maraus Grosse Pounte Muchugan Company C Class McLennan Mules Wulluam 304 Schenck Ave nue Dayton 9 Ohuo Company C Class lll McMullen Muchael W 4621 Crestwood Druve Fort Wayne Induana Class V McMullen Stewart Warren jr Valley Farms Decatur Induana Troop B Class I MacKenna jum Scott 2372 Wooster Road Rocky Ruver Ohuo Battery A Class IV MacKunnon Clark Edwun 1616 Court Street Sagunaw Muchugan Company D Class IV MacKunnon john Hutchuson 1616 Court Street Sagunaw Muchugan Company D Cla Mack john M 1317 Unuon McKeesport Penna Troop A Class III Macomber Marshall Adams Drake Road Ken dallvulle Induana Battery B Class Ill Mauer A Karl 11530 Edgewater Druve Cleve land Ohuo Company C Class ll Malone jay Ward R R 1 Box 103 Mount Dora Floruda Troop A Class ll I- ' 1 I- ' 1 I I 1 ' 1 I I - I A I 1 ' 5 I 1 I 1 I A - 1 I 4 , 7 F 5 Y 'I ' ' ' I I ' I Y 'I - I ' I ' - I I - I - 1 - , .. 1 I y I I 7 ' 'Y ' I 7 . , . -I I -I ' I ' . , . 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Wnllnam 1001 S Batavna Ave nue Geneva Illnnons Company C Class I May james D 3219 Unnversnty Houston Tex as Company B Class II May Robert Allen 3219 Unnversnty Houston Texas Company A IV Class Mayer Charles Walter 19543 Coffnnberry Blvd Cleveland Ohno Company D Class I Medland james Barnes College Hnll Logans port Indnana TroopA Class Ill Mehaffy Thomas Mnchael 5120 Sherwood Lnttle Rock Arkansas Battery A Class I F de Mendna Carlos G Reparto Bnltmore Ha bana Cuba Class V F de Mendna Elrecer Enrnque Reparto Bnltmore Habana Cuba CompanyC Classl de Menezes Knm joaqunn Box 71 Bolnnas Calnfornna Battery A Class ll Mengel Larry M 1364 North Cove Toledo Ohno Company B Class IV Merchant james Robert R R 10 Lake Vnl Iage Indnana CIassV Metcalfe Grant Emory 1209 East Waynest N South Bend Indnana Troop A Class II Meyers Sherndan Norman 9752 Grand Ave nue Franklnn Park Illnnons Battery B Class Mnller Arthur M Box 236 Rusknn Flornda Battery B Class ll Mnller Roy Hart 111 Buck Lane Haverford Penna 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Carl Clark 625 South Sklnker St Louls Mlssourr Battery B Class ll Stunemetz Morgan 46l0 Reno Road Wash lngton D C Company C Class III Stlvers Ernest Bambach 2l9 Second Street Rlpley Ohio Company B Classl Stone Peter VanDeventer 225 Normal Road DeKalb Illunous Company D Class I Stone Wally C East Shore Road Culver I dnana Company C Class I Calnfornua Company C Class I Strait L A 350 Faculty Row Culver lndlana Band Class I Strait Rnchard D 350 Faculty Row Culver Indnana Band Classl Strauch Axel E Hazel Green Wlsconsnn Bat tery B Class I Strlckler Sam 470l Poplar Sprungs Dnve Merudnan Mussusslppl Company D Class ll Sugar john james 2556 Sherwood Road Col umbus Ohlo Troop B Class Il Sullivan Thomas C l3857 Lake Avenue Lakewood Ohno Battery B Class ll Swanson joseph B 234l Commonwealth Ave nue Chncago lllnnous Class V Taft Wrllnam Kussell 2I2 So jefferson Ithaca Muchagan Company A Class Il Tallant Wallace Franklun P O Box 804 Hlc kory No Caroluna Battery A Class III Tanbuntnng Antonio Paranso jr 355 Gueuarra Avenue San juan Ruzal Cnty Phuluppme ls land Battery A Class ll Thompson jack Wllson 47ll Graceland Ave lndlanapolus Indlana Company D Classl Thompson Lows Tom 777I Toland Avenue Los Angeles Calnforma Troop A Class IV Thomson Fredj 225 Rust Avenue Bug Rap :ds Muchngan Band Class IV Thurston Wullnam R I330 Crest Dnve joplln Mlssourn Battery B Class IV TIncu john 3459 New England Ave Chncago Illunols Company C Class IV Tomran jon C 5560 Lake Shore Drive POI't Huron Mlchlgan Battery B Class IV Touzet john C P O Box 468 Havana Cuba Troop A Class I Trahan Rodney Ray P O Box 295 Scappoose Oregon Company C Class ll Traul Don G I646 26th Street Cuyahoga Falls Ohuo Battery A Class III Traver Dolph Rodgers R D No 3 Box 235 A Wooster Ohno Band Class II Tully George j 4440 No Ashland Avenue Chrcago lllunols Company B Class IV Turnbull john Cordon II499 Bellagro Los Angeles 49 Calif Troop A Class III Tuttle Carl Ruchard Syracuse lndrana Com pany B Class Ill Tyrrell james Lawrence I85 Avondale Ak ron Ohuo Company D Class IV Tyrrell Robert L 889 Thorndale Akron Ohuo Company A Class IV Tyson Alan Randolph 7 Maryhnll Clayton 24 Mlsscurn Company A Class ll Uncapher Andrew G 226 Franklnn Avenue Vandergrlft Penna Battery B Class III ll3 Gomez Palacuo Durango Mexnco Corn pany A Class I Valentune Kenneth Marshall l6I83 Munrland Detrout Mnchugan Battery B Class IV Valles Carlos Marlo Dernardo de Galves NO l2O Mexuco D F Mexlco Company C s I Valles jose Delmar Dante No I7 Mexico D F Mexlco Company A Class IV Valles Tomas l20 Bernardo de Galuez Mex :co Mexlco Company D Class ll Vandenberg Terry Koster Lakewood R R No 4 Holland Mlchlgan Company D Class ll Jandlver Edgar Blshop 308 Harruson Street Kennett Mnssourl CompanyC Class III Vandlver Wlllram B 308 Harrison Street Kennett Mussourn Band Class IV Varenhorst Donald W 2I4 So Mefflll Ave nue Park Rldge lllrnons Battery B Class Vaughan Russell G 5406 Edgewood Los An geles Caluf Company C Class III Verkler Mnchael 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