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To you we dedicate the 1950 edition of the Tatler. l t gowns! Editor .......... Associate Editor .... Business Morioqer . . . Sports Editor ..... Eocuity Adviser .... ici Ccrtoonist Lcven at Work . Richard F. Sparks DdieRos1 Vorriurri B. irvirie ...... . .. Cherries E. insiey . The Rev. Robert I. Murphy 'ff '9 1 7 I 1 we X :J W QQXEG ffdmcnwzfzalwe Supermtendeni U1 rrftt Bee ra B11 11 X Headmaster one T K y 7-XB TO C 1 Chcxplcun x 11111 1C C: Commcxndcxnt Mcuor Tcrrrree S Merrvt O 1 N1 C1 Professor of Mlll'GfV Science and Tochcs Lt C01 Charles Duoley Wreqcmd BS Inf USA Uruted Qlot 'vI1111Qrx Accra nw Prmcmal of the Lower School The Rev Ec1r1 Thomas Ienmnqs B A H we 1912 Qvrocus Uruversuy Treasurer and Busmess Manager Frank Mcxrvm 1.1tt1e Q Howe 1995 Dxrector of Admxsslons Dorrfld 13 Stuckey 0 'W Dnrecior oi Pubhc Relations Capt 1 Pembroke Hart AB 111 1nd NG Uuxversrv ofN11c111f1m I I I Cci11a:1eQ D 1 ,- 5 if f'L1'D', BJ ., 1xff,A. P -r :.f 1. C1 .1 t: 15 :xvurf Q1t.1'.'f-156' 'IA 1' . Q Rrxym 1 1. G11 , 1r , . 1 ., MS. 1.1! is :1,1f 1111r1r'.:1'11ivsrs1'v The Rev. Robert 1. Murphy, BD., DD. SJTCIINIIA' D ' rv Sgfwfaf, N251 :T 11 H' 11:1 11 1-Je, .QIT T111. Irv! 1.1. 1 ,X . ' ' ., r. H we 1 ,Q fmdemcb .gfaff Librarian Emeritus Miss Grace Llbey ENGLISH THE HEADMASTER Robert R. Tweedle, BA., MS. 'Wobcxsh College, lndlonc University less E. Hoffman, AB, Greenvllle College, lllmois lnswute cf Tecnn SCIENCE Marlin V. McGill, MIX. llniversry gf Chitczz Kielh F. Davis, BS. Cen'rol fizfizii. ff: 'exe Coil B. Tingley, BS, Universry 1: I.Q1r1'.1s MATHEMATICS Shirley B. Glenn, M.A. lndzaua lJI1lVr?IS1f'J Elbert L. Moore, B.A. I airnazoo Coles, SOCIAL SCIENCE Howard W Downs M A Urwe s11y of Putslfr r Frank E Connolly BS Ed s CII Un Jr LANGUAGES Iarnes W Slater BA UIIIVOISI w Fred W Hellman M A Umf rsxty of Nebraska COMMERCE Boberr I Garvue B E rnewatu S .xt lea hers L l an rsccns LOWER SCHOOL Assxstani io the Pnncxpcxl Iarnes B Bunqe M A ASSISICHI Tactical Ofhcor J' INSTRUCTORS Mrs Lors Kelly AB lll1IlOlS ol ge lIIClIUl'IfIl1'lIV9 Mrs Ldcllle Slater B S na N arm l 1oal Umv rs Mrs Ellzabelh Downs BE a lUIIGl ll cc nc Bobe1tF Bauman B lgd MA Jrn rsrty of l l 11 VV1ll1arr M Sloyton AB fl 'lncolll Col 4 ,I e .W r ' ' J . all Bat 1 l' JISHV l'Y:C,'IGl ' ' . , 'j 4 K . 1 2 If e A C If ia j 4 'ff ' ' -. l 'ffrllf ae, llrnvf situ' of llllnms, Ill L1 ln Capt. Fred M. Greenwood Hot' e .0455 lnf. lnfi. N.G. ' Q ff e ., .7 ' ,IPTV . . 1 l L , . , Zla l C CI. Sol ' 1 'ily I l.llI1l,lb N t' . 'fo e 1 of Ed. '1?g't, l lvfe fr NLT: C ' f V - lgqg MUSIC DEPARTMENT Director of Band Choxrmaster Plano and Ordan Danclnq MILITARY STAFF ASSISIGHI to the PMS 61 I P Dnrc-clor of the Band Tachcal Ofhcpr Co Tactical OH1 er C0 Tactical Offlcer Companv C Tachcal Ofhcpr Companv L MILITARY INSTRUCTORS 1 P 9. .. IIN. frm fr E?1:,g+ ' . ,. T. Mr pw: Alb'-It V, Lrxuxi AB IN: ff. IJTL5 . .C I .HBH 7'1g':1' If:'1lH+r:r',' f'1:I:' ','I.fi:'gI.'-ri 'xg ' If fff-5 ': --Q I.'1 if IZYL1 xl' ':, ' . 3. . 'vg.. ' 1'L',.Y, HEALTH DEPARTMENT School Physrclcxn Amr w School Dentrst CIIIF E VM lC1lL DPC Supermtendent oi Inhrmury rs A5 QS Q1C.l'ITCl J Matron oi the Lower School Seward S cz F 10 Q OFFICES Secretary to the Supenntendent EQ upcumrc Secreturv to the Headmaster MIQS MGIJUTG lvl lllll Secreturres 'vlrc lem' Locum Mrs H Accountant MIC Enom Neil Qucrtermast r Earl C We Q HXCI fum Alfred ' if irih Vfzzfge, lily. Isl zz, , ' E, Rl. Mfr. lllcmfrlcei D. Muller, HN. tu rt . ll .qzgerty Mis. ,lyr ' I5 lie r M. , , A. 9 :L I . .eler 'J--1' Atl 1, if 4- 'VN W W Z'- I Q fb Q3 ' I A ' 6 5434 v4 C' J -3 4 n ,L , Ziff X ng 1950 IMRE A. ANDRASSY two years STORMY Stormy came to Howe in 1948, and was a member of A Company for the entirety oi his Howe lite. He was a mem- ber of the cross-country squad in his senior year, and played intramural softball for two years. Imre has been a member of the Howe rifle team for two years, getting the NRA. sharpshooters' medal. He's the rifle team manager of the curren! year. Stormy gained a Private First Class stripes in his Senior year, Stormy came originally from Hungary, arriving in the U.S. only three months before he came to Howe in '48, He lives now in South Bend, Indiana. and he can be reached there at 322 S. LaFayette Blvd. 000000Olibttoitaltltioilllotlllttllltliotllilll SIDNEY W. ANDREWS four years SID Sid won letters as a member of the track team during the years i947-19505 he was also a mei' 'er ot the varsity football and reserve basketball squads. I-le's a member of the Varsity Acxive the rest ot the tirne representing Company Appeared in the play, Ten Little Indians in l948, and tor this became a member of the Thespians' Soviety, Camus Club, and Masque and Gave-l, He entered the Old Guard in 1950. Was a corporal and the secretary oi the Vires Society when same organization existed at Howe in l9f-18, Sid lives in Washington, D.C., at Apt. 302. 430 Ridge Road. S.E. IAMES BARTOO three years BART Bari rzrrivffi 111 Y?-17 Il scgvlr 110111 Hillcresf, 1111611151111 , . . 11-1 was fl 111e111Epfv1' O1 1119 rif.e Term: I I '111fw' y-'-als, w111111r13 the S1lfTlf,Sl1V,C7nIS 12171411 a11'1 five bars and rge1t111.g 1111- fvzgv-11 II1O'1L1l lfl 1110 las' two years. He ',l1lfAl f111 ffazrnus C1111 111 1948, arifi 15 S'-I 1v'1ar1I-al-arriis , . . ls also a me1111,Qr 1,1 '11fe National F1111-11s1f': T11esg:1c111s: was ifl Ten Liiile Indians lIlK,1 Sound of Hunting. Bar' wrv11t out for re serve football and '.vrest1111q, and then was a 111em11er of tire varsity 111 both thesf- sports. Bart V!.,Ii 11or1oralJ1e Ii lf?Vll1CI1 111 all' state football 111 1950. He IS a IT'l'TE'lil1F-1' mf the Vars1ty H Club arid played 1r1 'he band for all his Howe years . . . IHQXHHQI of the Radio Club, Glee Club . . . wound up the year as a sergeant and gorrzgiany clerk. Barfs address is 1341 Hillcrest, Kalamazoo. Michigan. RICHARD D. BENNETT three years DADDY , , Came to Howe 111 1946, c11'1a1 ieft Az re'u111 as a junior in 1948. 'Nem IO the bc1tai1or1 staff as a captazri and ad1utar11 tlus year, formerly cf B Ccrzipany. Dick was intra- mural for B Company this year, when he went out for varsziy wrestling. Hes a member of fhe Ncrrcnal Fzrensir: League, and Masque and Gavel Chapters here at Howe . . , appeared on VJOUVO Iuriior Town Me-tiriq as a junior. Hes setretary of Sword and Szzield . . . can be found from now on at 760 Watch Hill Lane, Mi. Washington. Cincinnati. Ohio. .1 1950 x.. WADE R. BROWN four years SPBDE Comifaiiy Commander at Company Wade entered Howe in l946. He plGY9d intramural ioatball, basketball, and soft- ball for his four years, and was named to the intramural all-stars' lineup in l948. Hes been in 'lie Alpha Delta Tau for four years, and is new president of same. Ioined N.C.O. Club last year, and in '49, as a captain, he lzfcame a member of Sword and Shield. Wien the Chicago Trib Military medal for l95O . . , has two ex- pert rifle medals, and was runrierup to rankina cadet his saph year. Wade's in the National Forensic lfangiie, far his speech work this year. Spade lives in Detroit, at 709 Hazelwood. DAVID CAMPBELL four years SHAVER Dave was a second lieutenant this year, and commander of the band for the second straight year . . . Otherwise, he's a member cf B Company, and played intramural athletics for them for tour years, save his years an the tennis team, 1948-1950. He won the sharpshooters' medal in 1949 and the expert medal in 1950. He is a past member of the N.C.O. Club, and was in l95O a Sword and Shield member. loined the Old Guard in 1950. Dave resides at 438 Stewart Avenue, Park Ridge, Illinois. WALTER A. CARPENTER one year CARP lNa1t arrived in Company B in The fall of the past year, while there he played intramural football, basketball, and saff- ball. He was an acolyte. Walt was pro- moted in midyear to the rank cf a corporal His home is 468 Miller Road, Akron 3, Ohio. DOOCIOOCOOIIOOOOOCCOOIOIDOIOOIOOOOOODI0000000Ol ROBERT H. COOPER seven years B DB Bob came to the Lower School in 1943, and stayed until 1946, when he became an auqust member of C Company, as a freshman. He became a member of the Old Guard his freshman year. Bolo played intramural football far three years, then won his reserve award in fccthall as a senior. He was an acolyte from i947 through l95U, and a member cf St. Vin- cent's Guild. Bob played intramural ath- letics for C Company the res' of his time here at Howe. f-le '.-lon his expert rifle medal this year. Civilian Cooper will be addressed in the future at 14630 Faust, Detroit 23, Mich. 1950 ,.,k , 5 1950 THOMAS E. CYRUS three years CY Cy fame to riff.-Je 1Il E947 as a sophc- more Hes ln me Varsny i-l' Club. Lives al 15515 Prevost, Detroit. Michigan. IOOOOCODIOIOIOOOIIIOIOOIQIOIOIOOOODOOOOOOI'CCI DAVID ESMANN five years WILBUR Dave spent a year in :he Lower, 1945-'46 and 'hen came into the Upper School and A Company, as a freshman. He was a four-year member cf the track squad, and was also wrestling manager for his stay in the I-liqh School. Attained the rank of a serqeant in 1950. Wilbur was a member of the lron Guard at Commencement, 1949 ...a member of the Old Guard since his junior season. In the fall he played for A Company in intramural leaque foot- ball. Dave's home address: 1019 East Sixth Street. Royal Oak. Michigan. IAMES R. FENGER two and one-half years THUMB From Bryan, Ohio, 11m carnal to Hrwe in midwiriter, 1948. He went into Campany and advanced to the rank Q1 scfrqeant ' and guidon bearer. He was on the varsity wrestling arid :golf squads for two years ...alsc played intramural atliietivs for 'CH Company, He wan sharpshomers' ani ex. pert rifle medals, 1949 and 1959. The Thumb was treasurer ei the turner dass. Address: Bryan. Ohio. 1 1 1950 GEORGE M. FOX three years SHAGGY A three year member of C Ccmpany, George won his varsity letter as a Cross- country man in the fall of 1949 . . . ether- J wise participated in intramural sports. He 2 was Best-Drilled Cadet of 1949, and was in the 1949 Irzn Guard. A sergeant first Class, he was a rnemher of 'he Non-Commissioned cfficers Grub. Ass a rnemher gf ,SOH Howe sczence dur, in 719- 55. Home ad- dress: 832 Grand Marais Blvd.. Grosse l Pointe Park, Michigan. HENRY H. HAHNE two years HENRY Henry played trombone in the band for two years, V248-l95O, and reached the rank of sergeant 'here He was a member of Company A , and played mtramurals for the company for his Howe stay. Was on the miramural all-stars team in basketball, I-lenry's home is Hillsboro. Ohio. LOWELL R HANNA one yea HOUDINI Spent a brief one year at Howe, in Com- pany B ', during which time he was pro- moted to the rank oi corporal. He played intramural football and softball, and was a member if the rifle team . . , won the N.R.A. Snarpshooters' medal and expert rifle medal during class firing. An out- standing orator, he is a member of the National Forensic League and the Comms Clulz. Home address: 1204 Fourth Street. Jackson, Michigan. EVERETT M. HAWLEY four years EV Ev came to Howe and entered Cc. B in 1946, and by remaininq he earned the I honor or beinq admitted to the Old Guard this year. He played intramural football and basketball for B . . . for spring atb- letics he was a member of the track squad, and won twc reserve emblems in same sport, l-le Medal for ed at one four year won the Mast Earnest Endeavor B Company in 1948 . . . reach- time the rank of a sergeant. A acolyte, he was admitted into St. VinCent's Guild in l947. VVcn ine expert rifle medals in l949 and l95U. Ev's home is 337 McKinley Road. Grosse Pointe Farms 30. Michigan. OCIOOIQCOOOIOICQIQUOODOQODOCIIOIOOOOIOIOIOOOIIIO LEWIS E. HENYON two and one-hal! years SKEET Skeet Henycn was first sergeant el B Company this year, and a member et the N.C.O. Club He played intramural fer B in l948 , . . then wan reserve letters in wrestling and baseball, and a varsity football award. Was a member gf the intramural seffzall champs in l94S. Expert rifle medal in E49 and l95O. Home is 208 Hanover. Concord. Michigan. Z' 1950 O DAVID L. HUGHES three years STAVE ln three years as a member of Company B Dave rose to the rank of captain and was company commander this year. He played intramural football, basketball, and track as a soph, and then played varsity football and basketball for the remainder of his Howe life, winning varsity mono- qrams in both sports during both his latter years. Dave's a member of the N.F.l. .... is vice president of the senior class. He's also president of the Varsity H Club, which he joined in 1949. He is in Sword and Shield. Hangs his hat at 1922 Florida Drive. Fort Wayne. lndiana. CHARLES F. INSLEY six years CES Ce-s stayed two years in Company and then went into Company Com- peted three years as a varsity baseball man, pitchinq, and winninq two letters. He was a member of varsity Wrestling two years, varsity football the same amount of time. He's a member of the Varsity H Club, is now the sports editor of the 1950 Tatlery gained experience as sports ed. of the Howe Herald. Was first sergeant of Company AH: was an R.O.T.C. candidate. Treasurer of the senior class . . . two years a member of the Old Guard. Civilian lnsley resides at 1500 Seminole. Detroit. Michigan. VARNUM IRVINE four years POOPSIE Class president of the '50 qroup for all its four years, Poops came to Howe as a member of C Company in l946. He's in the Old Guard now. He played intra- murals at first for then Went to the reserve squads, where he won two reserve awards before playing varsity football and track, in which sports he won three letters in all. For his work in earnina a letter as a hurdler on the track team, he was Voted into the Varsity H Club. 'Was a member of the Alpha Delta Tau, l947, Hes in Sword and Shield, and is business rnanaqer of this Tatler. Won medals for Outstanding First Year Cadet, and most trustworthy cadet. Home is Englewood. Florida. gk BRUCE K. IACKSON three years B.K Member of C Company as a sopho- more in 1947, he rose to the rank of sere qeant first Class and platoon quide as a senior. He's in lSOH, Howe Srience Cluru ...also a member of the NonfCom officers Club. Participated in irrrarriural atnletiws played tennis. Lives in Detroit 21. Michi- gan. at 18027 Northlawn. DEMETRIOS I. IONES four years DEMET Quite a speaker, Demet is a member of the National Thespians, Comus Club, Masque and Gavel, and National Forensic ldeqree of distinction? . . . Won first place H9493 and second place H9503 in oratory ...won the drama dec at Ball State cmd took second places in the school contests in drama and humorous, 717348. He appeared in Doctor in Spite of Himself, and Career Angel. Played intramural football for A Company, and was a varisty wrestlerg went out for track, Herald staff. Demet's a sergeant first class-supply sergeant. Won sharpshootinq medal for two years. Home address: 22934 Arlington Avenue, Dear- hom. Michigan. 010000OOOCUDUIOOOIICIOIOOIOOOOOOOCODOCOOOOOCCICI CARL H. KONKLE three years CARI. Captain of the crossecountry team this year, Carl was a member of B Company, graduating as a sergeant first class. He is president of the Science Club. Appeared in Swamp Spirit tl949l, Doctor in Spite of Himself H9485 . . . Carl won the sharp- shooters' medal last year, and is a member of the rifle team this year. Intramural basketball 1948-1949, reserve track 1949. He won Most Earnest Endeavor medal, the Chemistry medal, and a Hcxberly activities medal. Home is 133 Packard Street. S.E.. Grand Rapids. Michigan. CHARLES LAVEN four years E GORE Cartoonist for four generations of Heralds and the Tatler as well, Eqore came to Howe in 1946, and Joined C Company. He's a member of fhe Old Guard and the Non-com officers' club, which latter he joined by virtue of a promotion to first sergeant. Eqores a Varsity H Club mem- ber: won letters in football and track this year . . . Vice-pres. of the Comus Club, N.F.L., Thespians, Eqore has been active in speech and drama in four years. From this date forth Egore will be iound at 4216 W. Outer Drive, Detroit, Mich. OOOOOOOUOOCOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOODOOOOIOOIOOCDOOCOOIOO FREDERICK A. LOWER four years FRED Fred was a member of Company C for four years . . . in the Old Guard this year. He played company sports at first, then went to reserve football and basket, ball. He Won letters in varsity football and baseball, and is a member of the Varsity H Club. He was in the .ion-rom officers' club, and then was made a first lieutenant, and a member of the Sword and Shield. 'Non expert rifle medal, l95O. Best Posture medal, l948. From Detroit. he lives at 642 Glynn Ct.. Apt. 31. pu 1950 HAMPTON H. LISLE six years HAMPTON Hamp served in the Lower School for two years, and then went into C Com- pany in l946. He played intramural foot- ball, basketball, and softball for four years. Was a tour-year member of the band, playing clarinet. Was varsity football manager, l947. He was an acolyte in l948, and was also in the Glee Club that year. Two years a member of the Old Guard . , . won the marksrnan medal in 1949, expert in l95O. Promoted this year to sergeant, in the band. Also spent two years as a member of the choir and or- chestra. His home is in Las Cruces. New Mexico. at 943 N. Alameda. OO! allot 00 0000000OtttilcaloicOclcllctltelltlill BENIAMIN F. MARCH three years BEN Big Ben came to Howe in 1944, and went into the Lower School. He 'ed in the Lower until 'iortyAsix, a-.1 'Hained the rank ol sergeant while fc H2 was on the Lower football r ri oo, -5, and made the Star Li 1.-we to at- tend South Bend f ' re ' iig to Howe and Compu ' ' as a senior. Ben went 4 rrlcsmansnip in a big way, yoining the rule team. He won the National Plifle Association sharpshooi- ers' medal. Athletically he was ineligible at Howe, but he played intramural football for A Company this year, Ben lives in South Bend, Indiana at 805 N. Lal-'ayette Blvd. RICHARD S. MCADAMS ihree years MAC lla: Came lf:-1 frirn Rofiy' Riva, Olnfz. in N347 as a 5:5 zzvznare . . , played xntra- mural softball, Iiiizall and zzzskeflsall fc? B Company fir 'hrses years, Mac worked H15 '.-Jay up the adder marked rank and i1H1Sl'lFPC,l the ysaz' as a sfmcnd lieutenant and platoon lecihz of Ccmpany B . . . lies a mernlger pi ine Swczd Ind Slne-ld. The address in Rocky River is 20514 More- wood Pky. RICV' RD C. MCCLURE two yen: MAC lffczf A., .- a' ln Cctv' pany ' ,val Thlewfs Edth years. f Lf 'nn H2719 nllfl t-Qam, ' r s icznxf- P3ZQCUf1'Jf? OfflCF5Y. HQ wuz. '-rg:s:..:'ers' medal IR N349 and '7XfJ EI' rn dal in IQEO. PfE?Sl'jf?Il' af 'la fatty :tty stickers l95C. Mac resides cl 616 Monticello St.. Wincxmac, Indiana. N u 1950 0 Ja 1950 N. -' WILLIAM I. MOORE four years BERRY Bill followed cousin Scott tc Howe in '45, coming to Company A iour year member cf the Alpha Delta Tau, he's treasurer this year. He played varsity football this year, winning varsity letters there, For this, he was inducted in the Varsity H Club. Bill is in the Comus Club, National Thespians, and National Forensic League. Bill is a second lieuten- ant, platoon leader, and member of Sword and Shield. B111 was ranking cadet his sophomore year. Berry resides in Toledo. Ohio, and his present home address is 4000 Bowen Road. OOOIIIOOOOOOIIOQOUI.COIOOIOCOOOOOUUOOOOOOOIOOOOOO LOUIS A. MUSHRO three years LOU Lou won, in all his three years at Howe and Company a multitude of speech awards, including tirsts in Howe drama, oratory and humorous contests in 1947 and 1948, and a first in state drama in 1949. He won second in the state drama contest in 1948. Lou won the drama dec at the N.F.I.. State in 1949, and went to the national contest in that year. He's president of the Comus Club, and National Forensic, National Thespians, and Masque and Gavel. Won Haberly activity medals, Spanish Medal, 1949, and expert rifle medals, 1949-'50, He won the Post Me- morial Speech Trophy in 1948. Was in A.D.T., and won letter, 1949, in cross- cfountry. He is a member of the Varsity H Club . . . was on the ritle team, 1948- l95O. Sergeant first class at Commence- ment, he's a member of the Non-Com- missioned officers' club. Home address: 2361 Oakman Blvd.. Detroit 4. LOUIE PAPPAS six years LUIGI Louie ramf- to nn 1344, and wlnlf- there was in the l.r'erar1.' S'?'1xE1Y, Choir, varsity fofzlhall, anft G:':l.lf'r1 Gloves. HH came into Company in 1946 as a freshman. Played intramural f23tl:ai1 for two years, then went to the varsity in 1949, Hes on the battalion staff this year, hold- ina down the goin of seraeant mayor . . . president at the NCQ. Club: rnernlzer it Iron Guard, 1943. Lou rtfpresented Company in intramural athlefrrs in lzasket- laall and sottliall. Lou was serqeantat- arms the sopli ana Junior years, and is secretary-treasurer of the Ola Guard, which he joined as a sophomore in 1948, 'Non sharpshaoters' medals for the past two years. Lou hails irom Anderson, In- diana. and you'll find him there at 1207 Meridian Street. 1650 DALE I. POST two and one quarter years SLUGGO Dale reached the post of first liewenant and executive officer of B Company in exactly two and one-quarter years , . . he came to B Company in 1948. He played intramural football and basketball fer them, was a mernlper of 'he Varsity track X team, winning his letter in the upper dis- tances. He was initiated inte The Varsry H Club this year. Dales treasxrer if the Camus Clulf, wlnf:h he cfrrarfffi as a sig hz- '1 more 4 . , has also in 'he Flatzorial Fzrensie Leaque, Masayf and Gavel, ani Naucnal Thespians. Appeared in the play, Doctor in Spite of Himself, 13119. Naturally he was a member of the Sz-:ard and Snield . . . Associate eclror, Tafer 1958 . . . '.-:inner of the snarpshoofers medal in 1949 and 1950, Dale lives in Holland. Michigan. at 204 West 12th Street. 50 GERALD E. POUDBIER three years POD Gerry came as a sophomore, and was a member oi Company C . . . this year was a second lieutenant, and platoon leader . . . member of Sword and Shield. Played intra- mural athletics his first year, and was a member ot the varsity football and track. in which latter he was a hurdler. ineligible in l949-1950, he returned the Poudrier athletic talent to C Company, and intra- murals. Member N.C.O. Club Cl949l, and Comus Club, and Natronal Thespians . . . appeared in Career Angel. Gerry was a member of the Iron Guard, 1949, and was a marlcsman for two years at the rifle range. Gerry lives at 804 South Sixth Street. in the fair city oi Goshen. Indiana. llllil000000OOCIOIUOOICOOIOIOCOOOIIOOOIOOOIOOOO SAMUEL H. PRUETT two years SAM Sam, a reqular quard on the 1949-l95O basketball team, also was a member of the varsity football and track squads this year. He played intramural football and basketball for C Company his first year. durina his period of ineliqibility . . . Sam was a member ot the Science Club in '48- '49, and won the Old Guard Medal for the Outstanding First Year Cadet at Com' mencement, 1949. l-le Won the sharpshoot- ers' medal in l949 . . . reached the rank of second lieutenant this year. Reach him at 2605 Lake Shore Drive. Long Beach. Michi- gan City. Indiana. DOUG M. REID three years COW Doua the sergeant-afearrns of the senior class, came to Howe from Toledo tn l947, as a sophomore . . , Ho spent a year in reserve sports, then was a member of the varsity football, varsity wrestling, and var- sity baseball teams, earning: in all four letters, Hes a member of the Varsity H Club, Cow was a seraeant first class: won the expert rifle medal in l95U. Doua was a member of the National The-spians Society in 1950, The address in Toledo is 3814 Bowen Road. CLARK H. RICE four years SKIP Skip came to Howe in 1946, and went into Company Athletics the freshman year featured reserve basketball , . . he went into varsity football and track, and varsity basketball his soph year. From 1948 on, he was a member of the varsity football, basketball, and track teams, win- ning all in all eight varsity letters, and becoming a member of the Varsity H Club. He's been a sergeant first class. and a member of the N.C,O. Club, and incidentally a secretary of the freshman class. Enioys life from headquarters at 305 Center Street, Bryan, Ohio. FRANK S. RICHARDS seven years STAN Winrier in all of ten major letters at Howe, Stan Richards came to the Lower School in l943, and remained til l946. when he entered the Upper and C Com- pany. He was a member of the varsity football and track squads his freshman year, and played reserve basketball. Tall and generally big, he was a natural ath- lete, and in 1947 tained the varsity basket- ball srew, repeating in his other sports. He earned lef'ers in three sports por year as a junior and senior, too . . . was winner of the junior deoatlilon as a sophomore. Member of the Varsity Club, l947- l95U . . . member, Herald staff, l946-'-47. Vtlas in the Sword and Shield early in 1949-50, Stan was serqzant-at-arms of the freshman Class, and won expert rifle medals in 1949 and 1950. Home address is 1621 So. 5th Street, Terre Haute. tho he adds that he's found mostly at 1529 So. Sth St.. same town. lillilIIIOIOIOOOOOIOIOOllIOOCO0.0l.i'l.l'.l'I.. STANLEY M. RICHARDSON four years RICH Second l-loweman to win the N.R.A. award for Distinguished Rilfeman, Stan was captain of the rifle team this year. He came to B Company in l946, served four years, and joined the Old Guard . . . second lieutenant and platoon leader, l949- l95O. Has won experts' medals on the rifle range, Member of Camus Club, National Thespians, Home is 1331 Romeo Rd.. Leonard, Michigan. IOHN D. ROSSELOTT four years CHAZZ Chazz became a member of A Com- pany in l946, He was a varsity wrestler for four years, and played football and softball for his company in spring and fall ,Uentered the V.H.C. in l947, and he's now secretary of that organization. He-'s also secretary of the senior class. Was on the rifle team for two years, '47-'48, and earned expert rifle medals in '49 and '50, lohn is a first lieutenant and an -executive officer, ln Sword and Shield, and was cn the Iron Guard last Commencement. Lives in Hillsboro, Ohio, at 423 West Pleasant. OIICOOOOO!IOIOQOOIIOIOIIIOCODDO OOOOOOOOOOIOOODO WILLIAM L. ROETHEL four years Wll-LIE Will joined B Company in l946 . . . rose to rank of sergeant first class, and member N.C.O. Club. Played intramural football, basketball, and varsity tennis. He was on the rifle team and Won the N.Fl.A. medal with eight bars. Willies in the Comus Club, N.F.l.., Thespians, and was on the Howe Herald stall, He was varsity basketball manager in l946 , , . Home is at 17608 Fairfield. Delroit 21. Michigan. MINER D. SEAGER four years SEAS Seaq came here in l946, and enriched the ranks of C Company for tour years. lie jainerl the Fand, playinq tenor sax for all ot his years at Howe . 4 . a member ot the Qld Guard, Seder is cr sergeant, throuqh ms work in the lwanfi. His home is in Brown City, Michigan. OUUOUO0lestllllltiIleellieeeaeeeleelleOuellette! RICHARD F. SPARKS three years SPARKIE Dick carrie here in 1947 as a freshman in Co. A . . . was in Career Angel and Ten Little Indians , l94'7 . . . became a member of Masque and Gavel, Comus Club, National Forensic League, and National Thespians, Dick won Outstandinq first year Cadet in 1947. Herald statirnan in '47, he was editor in '48 and '49-'5U. He took the hiqh school course in three years, qraduation cominq a year early, Member of Quill and Scroll for 2 years, Won 2 Haberly medals, three rankinq medals, a Best Essay Medal f'49l. Was in the hand for two years. playing drums: now he's a 2nd Lt. and platoon leader. He-'s been in the Alpha Delta Tau for three years: he's secretary this year. Varsity cross-country and golf, '50, R Hoosier schoolboy. he hides out at 1430 E. Wayne SI.. South Bend, Indiana. IACK A. STOUFFER six years STRAP Startinq six lona years of Howe life in the Lower, lack was a member of McKen- zie Lit. Society there , . , in Company as a freshman, he participated in reserve track, and intramural football and basket ball. Was varsity basketball manaqer, 1948. Vtfas b'n operations officer, and a first lieutenant this year . . , member of Sword and Shield. In the National Forensic Leaque, and was a member of the choir for two years, 717349. lack is vicecom- mander of the Old Guard, 1950, He won Most Earnest Endeavor, 1949, and Oratory declamation, 1950. He lives in Fort Wayne. at 4202 Tacoma Avenue. llllllooillolooollolollooooooooollllllooooooclo RALPH W. THOMPSON four years ROPE Rope went into Company C as a fresh- man, and played intramural athletics for them for his first two years, being a mem- ber of three championship teams from his company. He wen! into reserve football in 1948 and was on the varsity track team in 1948 through 1950. Rope is in the Varsity H Club, and won his letter in football this year, He was in the lron Guard last Commencement, and is a member cf the Old Guard. 'Non the sharpshooter 119491 and expert H9501 rifle medals on the range, Address all correspondence to Ralph W. Thompson. 829 West 29th Sl.. Lorain, Ohio. 4- 1950 Q 1950 DONALD B. THORNBERRY seven years TEX Spent three years in the Lower School, which he left as a lieutenant in 1946. l-le went into B Company as a freshman, and stayed so for three years, until senior- hood, when he assumed duties on the battalion staff as a first lieutenant, and operations officer. He's commander of the Old Guard, and a member of ISOH, the Science Club. Was in A.D.T., 1947-l949. Member of the debate team, he is in National Forensic, and Masque and Gavel, in addition to Camus Club membership. Won varsity awards in football, wrestling, and tennis, and is in the Varsity H Club. Served on the lron Guard, l949. Tex won expert rifle medals as a Junior and senior, and was a member of the rifle team this year. Played intramural athletics for B Company before his varsity years. He lives in Carmel, Indiana. at 601 North Range Line Road. llilllIlllllilllilIOOIUOIOOOOOOOOOCCOCIOOOUCCO ELI TODORAN, IR. three years GEE-GEE Eli joined B Company in 1947, and remained for two years before qoinq to the battalion staff as operations sergeant and a sergeant first class . . . he's a member of the N.C.O. Club. He played intramural athletics for B Company, and was on two league championship teams. Went out for wrestlinq, 1949. Appeared in Swamp Spirit and A Sound of Hunting , for which he is a member of the National Forensic, National Thespians, and Masque and Gavel, as well as the Cornus Club. Vtfon the expert rifle medal in 1949 and 1950. Eli hails from Fort Wayne, Indiana. and the home address there is 2145 Taylor Street. IAY B. UNDERWOOD four and one-halt years PETE Pete served a semester in the Lower School, and then entered the ranks of C Company as a freshman. He played intra- murally for C Company until his lunior year, when he was reserve football, and the 1949 season, when he was a member of the varsity. Pete reached the rank of sergeant first class, and was a member of the N.C.O. Club. Won the sharpshooters' medal in the senior year, and won the most earnest endeavor as a junior. Mem- ber of the National Forensic, and the Old Guard. In the iuture he's located at 4415 Oak Grove Drive. R.R. 9693, Pontiac 3. Michigan. OQOOOOOOOOOCUDOOOOOOIOOICIOOCOOOOO0000000000000 ROBERT G. WALTERS four years GOAT Battalion Commander this year, Bob came from Grand Rapids to Howe and A Company in l946. He played intra- mural football for two years, and then won two letters with the varsity, being elected captain in his senior season. Bob played intramural for A the rest of the time. lNas initiated into the Alpha Delta Tau in '48, and is president of same this year. Rose in rank starting his soph year, was major this year. He joined the Varsity H after his first letter, and is now sergeant- at-arms . . . ex officio president ot Sword and Shield, a member of the Old Guard, and commander ot the Iron Guard last Commencement. Goat lives at 454 Craw- ford St. SE.. Grand Rapids 7. Michigan. ? 'I950 DOUGLAS G.A. WELLER four years D.G.A. A letterwinner in football this year, Dow? was lost to the varsity in their third qame when he broke his lea. l-le played reserve and then varsity baseball and earned two major emblems in that sport. Also played in reserve basketball. A member of Corn- pany he graduates as a serqeant first class, and a platoon serqeant. D.G.A. was a four-year member of the Alpha Delta Tau, and served when a senior as ser- qeariteat-arms. Was the winner of the exe cellenre in Spanish medal, l948. D.G.A. lives in Toledo. at 3659 Elmhurst. RICHARD L. WILLIAMSON four years WILLY 'Nilly was a four year member of Com- pany A and joined the Old Guard as a senior. He was a member of the now non- existent Vires Society in l947-'48. Won the expert rifle medal twice, and was a mem- ber of the National Rifle Association. I-le played all athletics for A Company in intramural leaques. Willy became a mem- ber ci the Masque and Gavel in i95U. Home address is 15017 Detroit Ave. Lake- wood. Ohio. 61444 Ooffczozc PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER V SERGEANT-ATARMS .rffya-vuzanuni IM VARNUM B. IRVINE DAVID L, HUGHES IOHN D. ROSSELOTT CHARLES E. INSLEY - DOUG M, REID m am we-ameeemogzesa Howe Mllrtary School was founded rn 1884 as a small prlvate school Whose student body was numbered and whose fac111tres were lrmrted The school expanded however and by 1890 rt was a full fledged mrhtary academy lt took longer to bulld academrc burldlngs rn those days 1f that be possrble Srnce the year 1890 Howe has wltnessed a good many events and seen many faces But nowhere and at no t1me has the school seen the lrke of the Class of 1950 whose students were 1n resrdence rn the mam from 1946 to 1950 lt s a fact' ln these four years more absolute progress has been recorded at Howe than at any t1me 1n school h1story We the Board of Edltors of thls the 1950 Tatler the rn a book h1story of the Class of 1950 propose to prove the above statements by dutrfully recordrng the events of great srgnlfrcance whrch came to pass durmg the Howestay of the Class of 1950 Thrs record wrll 1nclude a good many thrngs whrch many on the campus have forgotten may we be the f1rst to hope that 1t doesn t contam others whlch some mlght hke to have forgotten lf there are any such however there are blank pages provrded 1n the back of the book whrch may be used for the add1t1on of all addenda errata and Black Hand notes to the edltors Here goes IN THE BEGINNING LOWER SCHOOL The Class of 1950 IS IIIS1 thought of as enter1ng the school as Freshmen rn 1946 however 1t IS necessary that we mentlon that there were three cadets ln the Class of 1950 as far back as 1943 when they entered the Lower School Thus Old tlme Old Guarders Cooper Thornberry and Rrchards served seven years rn all A consrderable group also arrrved a year later to spend two years as Lower Schoolers before enter1ng the hrgh school rn 46 Currously land thrs IS wrltten w1th the rdea that by the tlme 1t IS read the srtuatron w1ll be the same! the Class of 50 totals exactly 50 members IN ATHLETICS TOPS Athletlcally the class made a bxg add1t1on to the record book Howe toot ballers saw the arrlval rn 1947 of Mr E L Moore as head football coach Mr Moore produced teams rn hrs three years Wrth the Class of 1950 whrch garnered a record of 7 vrctorres 12 losses ln all Most lmportant contrlbutron of the Class of 50 to the football world was the nom1nat1on of hm Bartoo for honorable mentron rn the 1950 Assocrated Press poll of Allstate football stars ln basketball the story was even better In 1949 wrth three muskete r members of the Class of 1950 on the squad the Howemen won the county and sectronal basketball trtles for the f1rst t1rne rn school h1story Skrp RICG Dave Hughes and Stan Rrchards were the bulwarks of thrs team I I I - ' 1 1 1 . 1 ' 1 I y I - - 1 . . 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , . ' 1 1 , , . . 1 1 . . . 1 1 1 ' - , . . . . 1 ' cn I s I N' f - 1 I . 1950 ltself also saw the lnauguratron of golf and cross country as vars1ty sports at Howe for the flrst year IN MILITARY EXCELLENCE Along m111tary paths the class wttnessed the departure after two years of supervrsrng thelr rrfle totlng ot MaJ IL McA11ster as Howe PM S T and h1s replacement by Lt Col Chas D Wtegand lately of West Pomt and Guate mala Mal McAl1ster for many years head mxlrtary man at Howe retlred rn 1948 Col Wtegand was followed closely by Mal Albert V C You re so abs lutely emphatrcally RIGHT SIT' 1 Brunt who acted as assrstant to the P M S GT The Howe rrfle team prospered under both May McAl1ster and Col Wregand the Class of 1950 produced a captarn who re etved 864 590 rlfle medals because he was thln enough to look down the s1ghts of hrs rrfle Wllh both eyes lt also produced the second Howe cadet to w1n the N R A award of Drstmguxshed Rrfleman CStan Rlchardsoni tThe IIFSI was a 49 er who left after he was caught taktng one shot too many? Durrng all the years of the present Sen1ors Howe kept 1ts Honor ratlng and stayed on the good s1de of the U S Army TEACHING AN OLD DOG NEW TRICKS Now for those tmprovements we promrsed Several features were 1n1t1ated .unto Howe 11fe dur1ng the class stay a marked trend toward drscrplmary lent ency was noted Sunday mght chapel long a trad1t1on was drscontrnued 1n 1948 Movres at Howe had long been an 1nst1tut1on but rt wasnt untxl the stay of the Class of 50 that they were shown regularly tw1ce a week and Wllh sound too Some of the rnnovatrons whrch featured the past four years were short l1ved Frmstance There was the Glee Club whrch was founded 1n 1949 and replaced rn 1950 by the Hoffman famlly a capella chorr There was also the Vrres Socrety lpronounce tt Wee reezi not rn ltself a new orgamzatton whrch dred out for a lack of honest men for members Howe wh1ch had formerly acqurred a name for an 1nst1tut1on of the boy rneets boy type repudlated that clarrn torrglnated by fellahs from Culver? when the Varsrty H Club sponsored rn 1949 and 1950 the two fmest mforrnal dances seen at Howe These hops rrvalled the more formal affarrs 1n the eyes of most cadets Howe s speech department recelved a b1g boost 1n 1946 1950 recetvlng 11S charter ln the Nat1ona1 Forenslc League rn 1946 Howe rose to the posltlon of f1fSl chapter rn the state by 1950 Cadets who had prevrously orated best when answerrng reports turned to Lorre l1ke presentattons of alcohollc actors w1th no penston and produced h1gh tragedy whrch sent Howe to the fore rn th1s fleld 1950 rtself saw the appearance of the frrst Tatler 1n a good many years lthls one Jerkll whrch drdnt rnclude the Bear goes up Recent speculat1on has 1t that the mdrvrdual referred to by that unrust appellatron blushed so furt ously at havrng to wear a Dewey button that he was accused of Red leanrngs The Tatler edltors feel that he has been horrrbly wronged 1 . 1 1 ' , . . . . . . ., . . , , . 1 11 1 . . . Or . . 11 1 . 1 1 1 - 1 . ' ,- ' 1 v 1 1 . . . . . . 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 . . . . I - . I , . . . . . 1 . - 1 1- . . 1 .. , . . 1 . . 1 . . , ' 1 1 . 1 . . . . 11 I . 11 . . . . 4 ' 1 . 11 11 . . . 1 1 ' 1 1 . . . . . . ' 1 1 , . . . . . 1 1 11 11 1 , . . Chalk up one to the admlmstratton Howe beat GUSS19 Moran on the draw m l949 when they ordered llghtwetght cotton trousers to be worn on the almost non extstant days when Howe dtdn t expenence ra1n snow sleet hall tornado or typhoon Needless to say Earl of Earls Shoppe Alumn1 D xve door facmg the Phrladelphta Mmt won acclatm from all s1des as the ta1lor of the revoluttonary draw rs MUCH IS LEFT FOR POSTERITY Above then are many of the thmgs whrch have been added to the htstory of Howe and to Howe everyday ltfe m the past four years by the class of 1950 However 1t 1S the 1na11enable r1ght and prtvllege of the Edrtors of the Tatler to ed1tor1al1ze wrth regard to the thmgs wh1ch they thmk were left undone and are st1ll on the should do hst A Guatemala Day observed each year before Government Inspectton on whtch day the cadets would carry palm fronds and Spanlsh mentor Slater would get momentanly rtch sellmg Spamsh d1ct1onar1es Reason there ought leel at home bemg called Senor Charlte a la Guatemala style rather than the Brrd The Tatler also feels the need for an award for specxal and unrecogntzed mer1t Known as the Countersptes prtze 1t would ftrst be presented to a man whose amb1t1on and personality have carrled hlrn to he1ghts before unthought of as asslstant tactrcal ofhcer of the Lower School Th1s forthrlght mtellectual showmg outstandmg perseverance tracked down a number of hrghly danger ous crtmmals to the1r u1t1mate reductton CTIIHGQ out after taps The Award? we suggest a gold plated flreman s hat stze ll Thtrd and last on the Tatler 11st would be a rnotton to take the bars off the 'A Company wtndows and replace them m the day room to fulhll the tra d1t1on that every telev1s1on set must have a bar for the further comfort of those add1cted to snow gazmg May all above come someday to pass Amen to be one day in the year on which Col. Wiegand, Howe P.M.S.cST., could II A II I I IF' germ Une een 7ao Soon -H-t-. 5- ff WIFE! tw? 'lid' I -in H 5 1- We ...... Mn'-BHP-W OW-lik' 'Gian 'Wh- 44 'lhe above plcture IS a v1v1d prcture of the reconstructton of a vrtal part of Howe educat1on ln May of 1946 due to causes yet unascertamed the Academrc Bulldlnq whtch housed all Howe classrooms laboratortes and so torth was destroyed by ftre So complete was the contlaqratron that mdeed very llttle was salvaged rom the old bu1ld1nq For four years followmq the blaze the school made accommodatlons for the d1saster by f1tt1nq classrooms tnto the qymnastum At the same t1me he school began to rarse a fund addlnq to msurance money collected after the ttre wtth whlch to bulld a new btqqer and more complete acaderntc butldlnq Contnbuttons poured m from all sxdes and soon there came 1nto the mlnd of Howe people that the successor of the old butldmq would overshadow tt m many ways 1U addttlon to bemq ftreproof The around was broken atter due neqottattons at Commencement 1949 Actual work on the butldtnq was started rn the fall of l949 wtth the announced 'leadlxne for the butldmq bemq September l95O 1n t1me for occupancy by th lass of l95l Though too early by a year to use the bu1ld1nq the class of 1950 has felt a keen rnterest m the bbllldlflq and som who were at Howe when the old aca demtc butldtnq stood can prcture the enttre cycle connected wtth the apocalyptrc vent and the reconstructton of rts replacement So nruch for the hrstory of thts tmportant proj ct on felt by the Class of l95O, to C9 well worth commemoratton .t t f gy, -- - -n. v vl - + f - . . . .- '19 ' .71 ,-.-,re ..f- '-'A 1 '11 ' - -'-. , 4 ' . 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' XX 5' 31Q X A ,1,i -5 1 we Y-.-rl., U.. 11' 1 -H W 4 1 59 Q2 Xf Ei 'N auziofw Top row: Stewart, Bowser, Dixon, Hutchinson, Mallett, Steers, Hunter, Wagner, Baird, Hays. Second row: Hackett, Biggs, Neidballa, Pyman, Starbuck, Templeton, Ruttan, Babcock, Hamp- son, Graham. Third row: Bennett E, Iohnson YN S, Pearlman, I.aBa, Poag, 'NNiles, Norton, Morgan, DeBerry, McCoy. Bottom row: Stratton, Becker, l-leap, Gillis, Nesbitt, Leos, Gibson, Carlisle, Kellett I, Gomez, Iones B. M. Seated: Burke, Underwood G, Partridge C, Reynolds, Vfilscn. Sponsors ot the Commencement Ball this year, the luniors made ready tor the responsibilities of the coming year. Larger than even the present Senior class, the Class of 1951 has been ex- tremely active in all phases of Howe life. lt was headed this year by Cramer Partridge, of A Company: he was assisted by lerry Underwood, vice-presi- dent, Allie Reynolds, secretary, Bruce Burke, treasurer, and Malcolm Wilson, sergeant-at-arms. Top row: McKee I C, Iackson W M, Birch, Keasey, Kerriqan, Baker, Herald C A, Carlson. Second row: Stamas, Rognlie H, Brown W D, Sanford, Grady, lblnotson, Rognlie P H, Kennedy. Bottom row: Lisle G, Priefer, Putman, Vvleltster, vonSteinen, Chames, Powers. Seated: lvladan, Russe-r', Cappas, Timms, McCutcheor1. The Sophomores this year are a notably small group, still each one of their members has distinguished himself in campus lite. The class, headed lor the second year by Tom Cappas of C Company presented the Spring Dance, on the Saturday ol Mothers' Day weekend, and at this dance gave the corps one of the most attractively decorated formal dances seen at Howe. Top row: Eberharclt, Brown P G, Yentz, Irwin W, Le-wansky, Fleishman, Smock, Senqbush, Rehm, Davies. Second row: Herbert, Vath, Shuman, Garrison, Newkirk, Anderson, McFadden, Se-ibold F, Lloyd, Bainbridge. Bottom row: Krueqer, Schurz, Kalec, Holliday, Rieth, Pierce, Horvath, Vileiss, Hart, Loweribach. Seated: Merritt, Galmish, Dollas, Catchick. The Freshmen, shown above, are on the tour year climb to Seriiorhood this year. Some of the group, shown above, graduated from the ranks of the Lower School 4 others are experiencinq Lite As It ls At Howe for the first time. ig!!! Qaeda 15 5... Top row: Luse, Clork B., Sargent, Scot! D., Bouton, Denham, McKee I., Cosrnon, Bowditch, Third row: G cve, Mcsier, Icxckscn LA., Hennings, Scott T., Beordsley, Smith DP., Myers McKinnon. Second row: Milrior, Chrncrt E., Chaffee, Dye, Icnes RG., Ccckrell, Ladd, Maier Patterson Ecftcrx row: Marsh, Tufurn, Kingseed, Noce, Gleason, Miller C, Honsen, Kellett D. The Commencement cerernonies of l95O will be Q grorducxtion tor the boys shown cxloove, too though it may not be oi' the portent thot it is to the Seniors. These boys ore the eighth grcrde, finishing in 1950 their finol year of crssociottion with the Howe Lower School. Their leap from the frying pon lecxves thern witli fond rnerrories of the tirnes well spent in the Lower School ond with cr good oc- quointcrnceship with the '.-Joys Crnol loywgys of Howe, thot they rnoxy return ir. 'he comirg yeor :is veterans, though they be only Freshrrien 6 Top row: Robbins, Vtlalton, Edwards, Larracuenta, Russell, Zanqer, Storer T. Third row: Aiken, Fox RG., Sloan, Picks, Lockhart Welling, Baum. Second row: Browne R., Rte-sinq, Siebold C., Kerr, Peters, Homeyer, Gordon. Bottom row: Durlcin, Pi, Moelina, Herold W., Giberson, Shram, Schlacht. To the seventh qrade, Seniorhood seems a lonq Way oft. However, the roundation of early training which ot Lower Schooler receives won't be regretted in years to come, tor these boys, through their service at an early aqe, are better prepared to lead the school in the future. dflifsdxfd e on 043 '. s..,.-- 'ITS 1, wt... .4 ' f -w -r-iii 5 Tap rc,w: Reid I., He-mans, Vogel, Thomas RI.. Carek, Phares. Third raw: Girten, Hill, Giles, Lernster, Metcalfe, Arr:c.d. Seicnfi raw: Partrifiqe G., Eaaff' Garieny FLXQH ?armns:n, Sure: E1,, Lrri fry.-J: E'rif:k.f-r, Kiope, Effrtfr, 'frzzirias Eau' Lcakerhy. Howes ycunqest, the sixth and fifth araaers, are pictured above, sober- faced with the thought of the many years fliifid with many responsibilities which lie ahead for thern. Yeunq rnen, they are future Qeaaers at the schoef and their country, and they premise te rise to ine eccasien, rr. time ef grave erneraency cr rtarrxat prosperity. Fifth and Sixth Graders 1-fe Seniors salute yaul .lawn olwclcea 7747 50 Agarn there were many outstandlng academr r ords made th1s year by Cadets rn the Lower School Bouton P Cockrell Ohmart Patterson McKe Storer T Storer W Zanger Rresrng Serbold Ker Lernster Vogel Lockerby Prxler Edgett and Parkrnson have done splendrd academrc work Th tol lowmg cadets have done excellent work makrng th m elrgrble tor th Beta Lambda Srgma the honor SOC19lY of the Lower S hool Bouton P Storer T ockrell Prxler Storer W Lemster Kerr and Patterson The Honor Socrety members were taken out by Mr Runge and Fr lennrngs to d1nner at the Brrck House movres rn Sturgrs and a steak roast at Cedar Lake ln addrtron they were grven the pr1v1lege of breaktastrng rn town Saturday mornrngs Many Reward ot Merrt cards were rssued durrng the year tor A rn studres tor the month The leaders of the A group were Bouton P Storer T Patterson McKee Ohmart Selbold Cockrell Storer W Frxler Bresrng Tatum Pdgett Prxler Myers Lemster and Strrckler The trrst ten were taken to the Shrme CITCUS rn Port Wayne by Capt Glenn and Fr I nnrngs after a del1c1ous d1nner at the Krngsbury House The prrvrlege ot attendrng the ctrcus was th grtt ot Mr Sloan a Lower School patron To augment the acadermc program there wer many educatronal movles on scrence mathematrcs socmal studles and health ln addrtron Mr Havlland presented the school wrth models of all the solrds and surfaces wh1ch are studred rn arrthmetrc In the scrence department Mr Bauman wrth the help of mendously rn the study ot sclence There were many Classrcs shown durmg the year to strmulate the readmg classes notably Tom Brown s School Days Les M1serables Black Beauty and Message to Garcra Patterson was ecretary ot the Teen Age Book Club wh1ch procured class1cs and other trne eadlng rn the quarter edrtrons On Saturdays there were courses on Behgron by Pr Iennlngs at wh1ch t1me prctures were shown of the Llte of Chrxst the early hte of the Hebrew people and the Llte ot St Paul Hennlngs as chret movte operator Dye as as srstant operator and Cockrell as checker drd wonderful work ln keeprng the v1sual program go1ng smoothly The McKenz1e Llterary SOC19lY had a busy year The ottrcers were Tom S ott presrdent Tatum vrce presldent Cockrell secretary StorerT treasurer Bouton and Scott D parlramentarlans and McKee Gordon and Blake pro gram commlttee Many featured programs Were presented wh1ch rncluded magrc and pantom1m1ng by Marsh and Scott D debates radro skrts 1nterst mg talks on scrence rel1g1on and current toprcs and vrsrtmg speakers and en tertarners 1nclud1ng Fr Murphy and Upper School Cadet Loule Mushro Also the soclety gave packages to the German people grtts to the Veterans Hosprtal at Danv1lle Ill1no1s and helped the Mrte Boxes go over the top A very success ful musrcal Boblnson Crusoe was g1ven under the superv1s1on of Mr lbbot son There was also a rec1tal ot all the 1nstrumental rnusrc students ot the Lower Thrs was well recerved Movres and a brg feed ot banana pre and rrnlk was glven Fr Iennrngs acted as sponsor The Todd Socrety under the sponsorshrp of Mrs Kelly had a busy year The ottlcers were Frxler presldent Carek vrce presldent Re1d secretary and Lemster treasurer The programs were 1nterest1ng wrth plays skrts talks guest I I U - I ' ' o 'c ec ' ' ' I KJ ' 'I I I I Q -, -, , I I ff , , U I . . I , Q - A I 1 I - V ' ' e ' ' e A 1 , c . ., ' ., Yf I V 'V I I ' I I I . I I 'I I I I I I V 'J I I I I ' . 9 . . I I I ' I' ' I I I I I a I , . I I his talented wife, made charts and developed projects which helped tres , , I I ' S , , . I . . , ' f' I - I ' . . Q K' I I I I I I 'I I ' ' ' .1 : ' ' 1 ' - , 1 - ' - ' II I I ll 1 v'l - I I ' - I I I ' I ' 5 1 I , I , I enterta1ners and reports on books They also shared mov1es wtth the McKenzie So 1ety Th1s year the Acolytes Gurld members were Bouton P Tatum Kellett and MCKIHHOH headservers Lemster Rlesrng Sargent Smlth D P Myers Rus ell Lockerby Marsh McKee Hansen Mtller Gtberson Edwards Schram and Thomas R E asslstants They served the altar on Wednesday to Satur days at the early celebrat1on of Holy Commumon and helped at other SQFVICGS tncludmg the Mothers Day and the Founders Day servlces There were several soctal good trmes espec1ally a chtcken dtnner at the Ktngsbury Hotel through the kmdness of Mr Edgett and several rarebtts durtng the wlnter months Art classes under Mrs Slater got off to a gooa start W1ll'1 protects ln draw tng palntlng wood f1n1sh1ng decorattng bra1d1ng metal work1ng pyrograph clay modellng and weav1ng offered to all who would try the1r hand and sk1ll ln the classes cadets were encouraged to express the u e of any medlum they chose Suggesttons and gu1dance 1n the lmprovement of des1gn and color were offered but tn each rnstance the ftnal dec1s1on rested wtth each adet An appreclatton of art as 1t appears rn everyday hte and everyday obtects developed as a part of the program 1n order to broaden the mental hortzon of those part1c1pat1ng Whrle the t1me spent tn class by each cadet was l1m1ted several protects were carefully completed by the t1me classes were acllourned Ohmart Rtesmg Cockrell Luse Storer W Strlckler and several others enthus s asttcally decorated wooden trays Marer Krngseed Parklnson and Betz work Marsh tr1ed the1r hands at ftnger patnttng Edwards Storer T Gleason Sloan and others worked Wllh bratds and lanyards wh1le several others worked wtth clay or made rmgs salt and pepper shakers letter holders or a varrety of thrngs of the1r own choosmg At the begtnnrng of the Sprtng season 1t was wrth many regrets that the supply cupboards were closed and classes were d1scont1ned each cadet feel1ng that hrs t1me had been pleasantly spent A vartety of models were turned out and some good work done IH the Hobby Shop Many boys took a shtne to the Hot Rod k1lS and Storer T RIGSIHQ .wleason Gove and several others d1d espec1ally f1ne Jobs Work on the old trmer cars was carr1ed on by Ohmart Cockrell lackson I A Welhng Lar racuenta and others Many chose to work on a solrd model tram arrplane boat or cart and learned a great deal about assemblrng models Qu1te an tnterest was taken m operatlng m1n1ature gas motors and mountlng them on small racers and flylng model arrplanes Larracuenta Peters Welltng P1 Yellett Zanger Robbms Durkrn Betz and Edwards spent a great deal of t1me breakmg 1n and mounttng the1r motors The cltmax of the classes was a ontest on the construct1on of flyrng model k1ts Ftrst place was taken by Oh mart for an excellent Job on a Spad Pursult and second place went to Lar racuenta for a streamhned Mldget Mustang Mr Bauman and Mr Runge mstructed the handlcraft work Durmg the year the Lower followed 1ts tradltron ot gtvmg generously to 'he Red Cross Heart Fund Cancer Fund lnfant1l Paralysls Fund and ex ceeded th record of l949 by g1vtng through the Mlte boxes 102 dollars to be used for work ln Iapan The Red Letter days of the year began wtth Hallowe en W1th the l1v1ng room decorated ln corn shocks purnpkrns black cats and W1lCheS the Hal 3 1 1 I , f t I 1 I I - I I I I I I I I I I I w L I I I A a S . Q I ' ' ' ' ' ' ' I I I I I 'I I - 5 ' J ' , ' , ' - ed on platesg Iackson I. A., did some sketching in color: and Smith D. P. and - l U r -1 l I 1 f. . . . , X I I ' 1 I I f I f -1 I 1 ' EL I I I I ' I I c ' ' ' . ' - e ' t ' lowe en party got under way There was a grand march wtth scores of oddly and beautrfully masked characters After many games were played and for tunes told by the two real wltches who were present refreshments of c1cler and doughnuts were served The prrzes for the best looktng costumes went to Tatum and Ftxler the most or1g1nal to Kerr and Walton and the most ludtcrous to Myers and Russell The Chrrstmas party was one eXc1t1ng event w1th everyone lookmg for Old St Ntck A beauttful tree was ga1ly decorated for the occasron by Mr Rtce and Mr Runge and commlttee Mrs Mlller was Santas helper W1th presents After the slngrng of the beaut1ful carols under the dtrectlon of Mr lbbotson and a splend1d program of Chrtstmas rec1tat1ons by cadets of the several grades under the guldance of Mrs Kelly Santa appeared wrth hrs sack full of presents for all lncludtng the campus chrldren Refreshments of tce ream and cake followed The carnlval was btgger and better than ever before thls year The cloth for the curtarns wh1ch dlV1d9d the booths was bought from the proftts of for mer carntvals dyed by Mr RICQ and Mr Runge and made rnto curtarns by Mrs Runge ln addltlon the booths were cleverly decorated by the cadets rn charge There were throws at the cats throws at m1lk bottles the hammer and the na1l the clown toss the bowl1ng alley the cane rtngs the shootmg gallery, the ball roll alley the dart balloon booth and the penny pttch Hen ntngs ran the sound system and the hot dog and soft drtnk booth was handled by Myers Russell and Serbolcl The cane toss booth run by Bouton P McKee and Kosman took rn the most tlckets The most or1g1nal was the golf game by Storer T Sloan Schram and Kellett Best lookrng was the na1l pound won by McK1nnon Mrs Kelly and Mrs Slater took trckets and Mr Runge was head of the organrzatron The Mother s Day dance was a great success The work of Mr Runge and hrs asslstants changed the hvtng room 1nto a spr1ng bower w1+h flowers and a real sunken garden Colored balloons added to the gatety of the settrng Thls w1th the beauttful formals of all the young ladtes and wtth the cadets IU the1r dress untforrns and whtte gloves brought a real sp1r1t of youth and the sprlngtlme of ltfe The boys were prepared wtth the advantage of many hours of rnstructlon rn dancrng and etrquette durlng the wrnter months by Mrs Runge The stratns of the orchestra brought many couples young and old on the floor after the grand march Refreshments were served and all were rn vtted to Jorn the Mothers Club tn the1r refreshments at McKenz1e Hall after the dance Fr Ienntngs revrved the f1reworks celebratton at the Lower School p1cn1c thls year Brrght and early all the Lower boys went to Cedar Lake etther on btcycles or 1n buses There was a program of softball and general explorrng for the frrst part of the mornlng followed by the lunch wh1ch all ate av1dly Then came the hreworks and the varrous races for prtzes wh1ch were gtven to the lucky wrnners lce cream and cooktes were served Just before the trrp home All were happy but very ttred after a full day Dur1ng the year many blrthday partres were supervrsed by Mrs Mrller Some cons1sted of rce cream and cake for frrends at the Lower sometxmes there were real feeds at the Brtck House or the Klngsbury House These made a pleasant break rn the school routrne and were much appreclated by the cadets I 1 I ' ' ' 7 I ' ' I ' I I I I ' - , , . 'I I I ' I I booth which was run by Crove, Milnor, Miller C., and Fox. A door prize was , , , . i . The Lower s leadrng offlcer thrs year was Flrst Lleutenant Tom Scott Bouton P Kosman and Ohmart were second lreutenants and platoon leaders Tatum WCIS f1rS1 Sefqeant and McKee Storer T and Iackson I A were platoon sergeants Hennmgs MCKIHHOH and Dye were platoon gurdes Patterson was bugler Russell Clark Iones Larracuenta Gove Moehng Bobblns Sloan and Gordon were sergeants and Ladd Sargent Frxler Metcalf and Kellett were corporals The Lower Mllrtary department sponsored barracks competrtron among the three barracks and thrs has st1mulated better rooms Wrnner of the com pet1t1on for neatest cadet th1s year was Storer T wrth Bobbms second and Se1bold thlrd The neatest room competrtron was won rn the lower barracks by Metcalfe rn the seventh grade barracks by Robbms and rn the ergthth grade barracks by Marer and Sargent The Lower made a flne appearance agam th1s year and was commended hrghly by the government mspectlon offrcers for 1ts f1ne show1ng Captarn Bray has taken the offrcers out to dmner and a mov1e th1s year VV 1th them he has worked hard to perfect a real organrzatron Captam Green wood came 1n the mlddle of the year as assrstant tactrcal offlcer and he has also worked wrth the reserve bask tball squad Durmg the year many Star Lrst feeds were grven to the cadets who had no more than two E prrvrleges Banana pre and cocoa were the most popular refreshments All of last year s Star Llst group were taken to the Corn School ln LaGrange by Fr Iennmgs Mr Runge and Capt Bray Much fun was had on the many f1dGS and carnrval throws The entrre Lower School was taken to the roller skatrng rrnk near Sturgls Mrchrgan twrce durrng the year once through the generos1ty of Mr and Mrs Edgett Thrs was a new act1v1ty for all the cadets Col Bouton Capt Bray and Mr Bunge showed the cadets how 1t should be done The Lower cadets made a good show1ng rn athletrcs begrnnmg wrth foot candldates and selected the followmg as varsrty players Beardsley Blake Bouton P Bowdltch Clark Cockrell Homeyer Dye Iones B G Kmgseed lfosman Sm1th D P Storer T Zanger Larracuenta Marer MCKIHDOH McKee Moshler Nace Ohmart Patterson Scott D Scott T and Tatum Four games were played two agamst St Vrncent of Fort Wayne one wrth St Ioseph of South Bend and one wrth the freshmen at Howe The games were closely ontested each trme The mtramural football was very excrtrng thts year Fr DeGo11er coached the Wh1t9S and Mr Bauman was the Knrck coach The Knxcks took the champ 1onsh1p frve games to one The Whrte squad lncluded A1ken Arnold Baum Carek Durk1n Frxler Garrepy Gleason Gordon Hemans Homeyer Iackson I A Mrller C Mrlnor Schram Serbold Sloan Walton and Yentz B On the l5n1ck squad were Culver Gove Hensen Kellett Kerr Kmgseed Lockerby Moehng Myers Nace Passmk Peters Phares Rresrng Bobblns and Thomas B L The Lower varsrty basketball team had a f1ne season wrth many hard contests They won 16 games and lost only two The scores were as follows Lower 43 Mongo 21 Lower 22 Lrma 21 Lower 50 Brrghton 17 Lower 20 Wol cottvrlle 23 Lower 20 Shrpshewanna 15 Lower 40 LaGrange 19 Lower 33 Irma 17 Lower 30 Honeyvrlle 17 Lower 21 Howe Freshmen 22 Lower 32 ., . 7 f' , ' I I 5' 1 1 I I I I I A I ' e . , ball in the Fall. Mr. Snook and Capt. Bray worked hard on the squad of , : , , 'I 1 I I , I I ' 'I 1 I A I ' 'I 'I I I I I I I I I 'I 'I ' c ' . I I I I ' I 1 4 I I I J I I I I I I I , 1 , ' : , ' 1 , - : , ' : , 1 , . : , ' 1 , 1 , Prke Townshrp 15 Lower 31 Scott 18 Lower l6 LaGrange l4 Lower 33 Brrghton 13 Lower 36 Maumee Country Day 9 Lower 38 Plke Townshrp 22 Lower 41 Scott 20 Lower 37 Maumee Country Day 17 Lower 46 Wolcott v1lle 28 The county tournament was called off due to the coal strxke The featured tnp of the year was made to Maumee Country Day School and to P1ke Townshrp School Where the cadets were entertalned wonderfully The outstandmg players and letter men were Bouton P Ladd Luse Kosman McKee Sm1th D P and Team Capt Tom Scott Other members of the squad were Beardsley Krngseed Nace Patterson Blake Bowdrtch Larracuenta Ohmart and Managers Myers and Dye In Aprll a banquet was held at the Kmgsbury House rn honor of the team lnvlted guests were members of the Lower faculty Mrs Rrchards Mrs Neff Mr and Mrs Frank Baackes Mr Metheany Capt Hart Mr Downs Capt and Mrs Stuckey and Col Bouton After a wonderful dmner and frne soc1al tlme the team members recerved the1r letters from the coach Mr Snook M Baackes an old Lower boy returned to present a trophy to thxs year s team for 1ts wonderful record The Club teams 1n basketball had a close sertes The Whlte Semors won the champlonshlp w1th sxx W1ns and one loss Members of the team were Carek Cockrell Iones Mrlnor Sargent Tatum and Walton The Knrck Semors were Edwards Grberson Gove Henn1ngs Maler McKmnon RISSIHQ Scott D and Welllng The JUHIOI basketball champronshlp was also won by the Whrtes four wms to none The Iunlor Whltes were Carek Frxler Grles H 'nans Lemster Held Storer W and Vogel The Iunror Kmcks rncluded Edgett H111 Lockerby Metcalfe Parkmson Phares and Thomas R The track team thls year has been progressmg under the tutelage of Mr Snook Beardsley Bowdrtch Denham Durk1n Glles Gove Henn1ngs Kerr Robblns Schram Scott D Scott T Smlth D P Storer W and Yentz B were members of the team ln the meet wrth Lrma the Lower was v1ctor1ous 58V2 to 32 The team also beat the Howe freshmen Many boys especially Rob b1ns are lowermg the1r tlmes 1I'1 makrng the1r dashes Thrs 1S very encourag mg for a flne future team The baseball team developed well under the gurdance of Mr Slayton The boys won easrly from Orland 16 to 6 but lost a close game to Fremont 6 to 4 The squad cons1sts of Bouton P Bowdltch Luse Clark Cockrell Homeyer Kellett D Kmgseecl Kosman Ladd Larracuenta Marer Mrller C lvloshler McKee Ohmart Patterson Sargent Sloan Sm1th D P Storer T Tatum and Zanger The batterres th1s year are Cockrell and Kellett and Ladd and Maler The softball serles developed rnto a close serles Mr Bauman coached the Knrcks and Mr Runge the Whltes The frrst game was won by the Knlcks The Knrck squad mcluded Browne R Chaffee Culver Edgett Effner Fox R G Grberson Hansen Herold W N H111 Lockhart Lockerby Metcalfe Parklnson Partr1dge Phares P1 Bresmg, Russell Thomas B Thomas B L and Wellrng On the Whrte roster were A1k1n Arnold Baum Betz Carek Flcks F1xler Garrepy Grrton Gordon Gleason Hemans lacksonl A Iones Klope Lems ter Marsh Rerdl Schlacht Serbold C Str1ckler Vogel and Walton Qurte a brt of mterest was shown rn the tenn1s tournament There were forty candrdates rn the srngles competxuon and frfteen parrs rn the doubles 1 ' I , I , : 1 7 , 7 , ' I I I 1 1 ' 'I I I I I . ' 'I 1 u I I I I I ' I I I Q I I . I I D l . , 'A , . . - . , , . 1 1 1 l 1 1 , - I I I I 'I ' ' I I ' I I I I t I I I . I I Ladd, Larracuenta, Luse, Marsh, Milnor, Myers, McKee, McKinnon, Nace, I , I ., ., I . ., ., . - , V 1 . . , ' I ' - l I I ' I I I I I A I I I I I I ' ', 'I , . I I 'I I I I I ' 'I 1 1 .1 1 V 1 -1 ' -1 - . I I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 ' -1 1 1 ' , 1 I -1 1 '1 4 1 1 ' Outstandtng players were Bouton P McKee Denham Scott T and Smxth Capt Bray rnstructed the Lower boys rn the art of wrestllng and a tourna ment was held at the end of the lnstructron perlod There were close and hard fought matches to reach the fxnals Capt Bray refereed and Mr Snook was the trmekeeper at the tournament Leaders rn Class I were Storer W Lockerby Klope and Strrckler 1n Class II Marsh and Kellett IH Class III Homeyer Arnold and Kerr and 1n Class IV Re1dI A1k1n Tatum and Grles Baum Sloan and Storer T were leaders tn Class V Cockrell and Sargent 1n Class VI and Smrth D P McKee and Bouton P 1n Class VII There was much GCIIVIIY 1n the Varslty L club durlng the year l949 50 Tom Scott was presrdent Pete Bouton v1ce presrdent and Ioe McKee was secretary and treasurer There were many meetlngs held 1n addrtlon to the 1n1t1at1on of candrdates who had won therr Varsrty letters There were ham burger feeds after the two 1n1t1at1ons A hayrrde and a dance were held during the year and some of the members went to see the Prstons play at Fort Wayne Members besrde the offrcers were Clark Beardsley Larracuenta McK1n non Ma1er Smlth D P Bowdttch Scott D Kosman Sargent Patterson Ladd Myers Dye and Luse Capt Bray and Mr Snook sponsored the club The news for the Lower School sectron of the Howe Herald was collected and wrrtten by an enthuslastlc group of cadets under the supervtsron of Mrs Downs The ed1tor of the Lower news was Peter Bouton who was assrsted by Ioe McKee and Paul Tatum The reporters were Smlth D P Gordon Hansen Ohmart Retdl Frxler Storer W and Marsh v1ce few of whom have had any prevrous trammg Thrs year the slnglng has developed unusually well and the chorr has done outstandmg work Thtrty chfferent anthems were learned and sung rn Chapel In add1t1on the sacred Cantata The CIUCIIIXIOH by S1r Iohn Starner was gtven on Passron Sunday dur1ng Lent A boy who qual1f1es for the chorr not only learns the best 1n hurch muslc but learns how to slng properly and to read muslc Cadets Prxler and Russell sang solos on several occastons Dunng the year the chorr sang 1n churches IH Fort Wayne South Bend and Elkhart Members of the soprano sectton of the chorr were Arnold Edgett Frxler Fox Hemans Herold W N H111 Kerr Klope Lemster Mlller C Moshrer Myers Partrxdge G P1 Russell Se1bold C Thomas R Schram and Beld I Iones and Bresrng sang tn the alto se t1on Dur1ng the year Mr Ibbotson drvlded the Lower mto two choral groups whtch met on week day mornmgs and were lnstructed rn SIDQIHQ On Frldays there were lectures on the hlstory of musrc and how to apprecrate 1t Illustrated wrth the playlng of great composrtlons and rnterpretatlons of these numbers Bemedlal readmg one of the act1v1t1es of th Lower has been carrred on durmg the entlre year wtth specxal emphas1s placed upon the course durrng the w1nter months Boys who felt the n ed of extra mstructron 1n readmg were taught e1ther rn classes or grven rndtvxdual rnstructron Such phases of readlng as Word recognltron speed comprehenston vocabulary work sounds of letters and syllabtfrcatton were stressed The boys who parttclpated seemed to benef1t a great deal from the course Many new and mterestrng books were added to th Lower Llbrary thrs year Books for all grades and Interest levels were rncluded rn the purchase l 'I I I 'I ' D. P. . , ' , , ' 2 ' , , 2 ' , , , -. : 2 , ' - ' 1 I I I I I I I I - 1 , 1 - -1 1 -1 1 1 r 1 - , - I - -1 1 1 Our Chapel Choir consists of cadets who have volunteered for this ser- , . . , , , c ' ' ' . 6 I l I I I V I I - , , , .,., , -, , ' c ' . I . 1 9 . . . . . . Q . . list and many students have generously donated books Mrs Kelly was ably assisted in the care of the library this year by Cadets Edwards Gordon Lock hart Russell and Schlacht Three main speech events were held at Christmas Washington s Birth day and Mothers Day all under the direction of Mrs Kelly Those Who took part 1n the Christmas program were Arnold Carek Culver Durk1n Edqett Pffner Elxler Gariepy Giles Girton Hemans Hill Kellett Lemster Lockerby Metcalfe Myers Parkinson Partridge G Phares Reidl Russell Storer W Strickler Thomas R Thomas R L and Vogel On Washington s Birthday the following cadets gave declarnations or oratlons in Blake Hall on Washington and Lincoln Bouton P Fixler Lemster Lockerby Luse Marsh Storer T and Tatum The Mothers Day contest for the yearly medals given for the best oration declamation and humorous selectons was entered by a larger number than ever before An eliminatton contest was held with Mr Tucker head of the Howe School Speech department as Judge The followmg who had practlced hard gave a good account of themselves and participated in the final contest Bouton P Bowditch Fox Hansen Kellett Kerr Luse Marsh McKee Schram Scott D Smith D P and Tatum Plans Were made to take the annual wheel r1de again this year to Pokagon State Park This traditional r1de started in l92O and has been made each year since that time About eighteen cadets made the trip this year accom panied by Mr Runge Capt Bray and Fr Iennings There was a fine program for the cadets delicious lunch ln a shaded grove near the lake softball horse rides In the evening members of the Lower faculty and staff Jolned the bike hikers for a grand dinner at Potawatomr Inn and a mov1e 1n Angoha Indiana Tired but happy the group returned to the Lower Cadets who were candidates for the ride were Iones McKinnon Bouton P Moshter Tatum McKee Smith D P Marsh Scott D Milnor and Sargent At Commencement the Lower School gave a fine performance 1n silent drill coached by Capt Bray Those who participated were Hennings Clark Denham Zanger Cockrell Lockhart Maier Baum Seibold C McKinnon Russell Scott D Myers Gove Welllng Sloan Clark Miller C Dye Iones Smith D P Moshier Edwards Walton Fox Durkin Robbins and Ladd The tumbling exhibition and the trampolme exhibition were greatly enioyed by parents and by old tumblers A speclal feature of the program was the per formance of two members of the first team in l92O and of another old tumbler Reistg Hank Barrett and Ioe Oliver were the members of the first team Mem bers of this year s team were Bouton P Sargent Smith D P Welling Baum Tatum Hansen P1 Kellett Marsh Cockrell McKinnon McKee Edwards Strickler and Ladd Marsh and McKinnon were the leaders Fr Iennings oached tumbhng and Mr Snook the trampoline The year opened with the Watermelon hike and closed with the exhibition lt was a very busy year for all grades We hope every Lower cadet and each member of the faculty will have a fine summer Be sure to send in a newsy letter all about your summer activities to Fr le-IIHIIIQS addressed to the School so that he can send to you all during the month of August the Famlly Letter which tells about the summer fun had by you and your friends I I I A ' I I - , - I , I I . . , 3 1 1 1 1 1 ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I 'I 'V 3 -1 1 1 , 1 1 -1 1 1 . 1 'r I 1 I 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 . , ' 3 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' back riding, swimming, hikes through the park to visit the animals, and boat - ' Il . 1 1 1 . n , . I 2 1 I 1 -1 I 1 1 1 l 1 -1., 1 -1 1 1 1 . 1111 1 1 1 I I I 'I I I ' 'I I I I I I A I AI I I , . 1. f 1. Q3 If 1 f o -. I I I 0 74a 2.19, 1 2 l Mr. Ernest lbbotson, Mus. B., P.A.G.O. Y Orqcrnist and Choirmcrster Mrs. W. 'N'. Crcindell Choir Mother SOPRANOS Myers TENORS Arnold ?C1rtridqe, G. hh Brown Fl 503325 Edqett Re-rd ' , 1 Flxler Russell Eilbold' F' Fox, R. G. Sldrcm K' Hman Hemcxns Seibold C. Herald, C. fliomcxs, R. L. B A S S E S Hill ftiinicrs, R. E. H ld W N Kellett, D. E. iigtcgn ' ' Kerr ALTOS nun W H099 fires, R, G. Re et l' ' Lernster ?ierCe Mcllgll Mille-r Rrgesmq Rfeme-Cke Moshier Salfrurz Srnoclc 0'Ld0Z of SZ, W' H4 Qi Standing: Putman, R-ehm Grady, Carpenfer, Cooper, Malletf, Hutchinson, Seanaid, March Merritt. Seated: Becker, Wiles, lnsley, Hawley, Fr. Murphy, Shuman, Hoanlie P H, Carlson, Heap. Head Server . . . . . Hawley Sacristan .. .. Shurnan Warden of Howe Chapter .. .. Fr. Murphy Priest Associate . . . . . . Fr, Ienninas The Crder of St, Vincent is the national guild for aoolytes of the Episcopal Church. Affiliated with a number of national guilds in other countries it is a part ct an international organization. Entrance is gained only after a long periaa of faithful service, af systernatio training and the successful passing ot the required examination. Srandinq: Lemsier, Hansen, Mcrer, McKee I., 'Nel1inq, Hemans, Lockerby. Seaiedz Puiman, Fr. Murphy, Rehm, Garrison. This fine qroup of cadets was prepared for Holy Confirmation and pre- enied to the Bishop on Palm Sunday. They have thus taken their places in ihe ranks of cornmunicants of the Church ecowddn' ' wld 'D Top row: Riesinq, Hill, Mosier, Denham, Scott D., Sloan, Schrcxmm. Middle row: Newkirk, Burke, Fr. Murphy, LQRQ, Hompson, Herbert. Seated: Parkinson, Klope, Girton, Partridge G. For the first time in the history of the school, due to the interest rrionitesteil by this qroup of cadets, it hos been possible to prepcxre cr second Confirma- tion Clcrss. This group will be presented to Bishop Mollett to receive Holy Contirrnotion on Fridoy evening, lune 2. ! 2 il 'S Sita IL H 1 r P if 15 an 2 E si -A .Q f 4 i 4 in ii P Q . 41, Q :Y- S g Q' V ' , 1 3 K 4 1 ' W l -1 Q6 5 ff X 'H 77Zc'Z61f4'zq Staff P. M. S. CS T. - Lt. Col. Clfiarles D. Wieqand Commandant of Cadets - Maj. lames S. Merritt Assistant P. M. ci T. ---- Maj. Albert V. Bruni Company Company Company Company TACTICAL OFFICERS MILITARY INSTRUCTORS MfSqt. William l. Siebold Sat. Robert D. Vacinek MfSqt. Louie R. Adkins Capt. Robert E. Powell - Capt. Paul Henry Capt. William l. Cie-ri Capt. Victor Bray Eminem S1494 Cadet Maier Walters Cadet Captain Bennett, R. Cadet First Lieutenant Thornherry Cadet Master Sergeant Pappas Cadet First Lieutenant Stauiier Cadet Sergeant First Class Tcdoian f ,ww M . 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Sword and Shield, the group pictured above, is that part of the student body which actively participates in administration of the school. Meeting once weekly with the Superintendent, P.M.S.cSfT., and Commandant they bring to the attention of that group any problems which have been communicated to them either through the mass of the student body, or through the Non-com Officers' Club which meets one day earlier. The equivalent, in high school, of Sword and Shield, is that body known as the student council. ln this function the S. G S. legislates on any proposed changes in school functioning. Their changes are subject to approval of the school officials, but the Voice of the Student receives its due each Sunday nite when these boys meet prepared to give thorough examination to the problems which rise through the year. President of the club, cue to his status, is Battalion Commander Bob Wolters. The secretary, named ex officio, is Cadet Capt. Dick Bennett, Adjutant. - ' aimed Ojfczaa Zia Standing: Underwood G, Partridge C, Burke, Fox, Roethel, Todorari, Jones D. I. Seated: Laven, Pappas, Col, Bouton, lnsley, Henyon. The Non-Commissioned Officers' Club, shown below, is formed on the same principle as the Officers' group, Sword and Shield. Meeting each week with the Superintendent, the N.C.O. Club discusses pertinent problems found from day to clay in school life. They pass along sug- gestions, both from members of the corps to the office, and from the officers to the men in the respective companies. The garrison hat in the picture below represents the officer of the day who meets with the N.C.O. group to carry any measures which they may think necessary to the Sword and Shield, meeting a day later. Members of the N.C.O. group are taken trcm the three top-ranking non- coms in the staff, and from each company. Zend Director of the Band ----- Captain Ling Band Commander and Drum Major - Cadet lst Lt. Campbell Basses ---- - - - - Bartoo, Hunter Trombones ----- - Hahne, Herbert Saxes - - - - - - Seager, Gallegher Clarinets - Lisle, H., Vath, Bennett, E. Fleischman Baritones ---- McCutcheon, Becker Drums - LaRa, Heap Garrison, Shuman Trumpets - Galmish, Webster Iackson, W. M, Wagner, Bainbridge HoWe's band, under the leadership of Cadet Lt. Dave Campbell, again was vital in the parades and ceremonies presented by the corps. The en- semble reached a strength of twenty-three men, higher than several previous seasons. Captain Oiho Ling, director oi instrumental music and director of the band, deserves great credit for the Work which he has done in molding a musical unit of such service as this year's band. In addition to constant service throughout the parade season, the bands- men presented on May 6 their annual Spring Concert, playing tor the enjoy- ment ot the Cadet Corps. Qlleeam ' 'S 144. EA, Top row: Rehm, Steers, Cooper, Vrflilliamscn, Sanford, Kcnkle. Middle row: Col. Wiegand, Underwood Cv, Chcmes, Andrassy, Thcrnberry, vcnSteinen, May Bruni. Bctton row: March, Ncrfcn, Musnro, Richardson, McClure, Rcetnel Hanna. The long hours of practice paid dividends this season: the rifle team won the N.R.A. Sectional Championship at Fort Wayne with a score of 723 A Members of the championship four-man team were Stan Richardson, lim Steers, Roger Hanna, and Pete Rehm. Rehm wcn the third place award in the individual championship and Steers the fourth place. The squad brought home a total of 16 medals from this state-wide competition. ln other shoulder to shoulder matches Howe dropped a close one to Culver and won two from Concordia. The team record in postal matches showed 13 victories to 12 losses against other military schools and 13 victories to 11 losses against college freshmen teams. The results of the Hearst Trophy Fifth Army lntercollegiate and National Rifle Association Matches indicated considerable advance over pre- Jious efforts. lim Steers won the Newman Trophy Match and the team championship Stan Richardson placed second and Rcger Hanna third. Much credit is due to the fine coaching of Lt. Col Charles D Wieaand Howe PMSGT who headed the rifle tearr. this year: Ere was ablyuasssied fn gob by Mal. Albert V. Bruni. WWW, ew .-gg Top row: Deberry, Underwood S, Rejfiiclds, Cyrus, Andrews Lower, F-flushri, Mr. Tiriglfify Adviser. Second row s n, Fzudriez 5'lIk'iC, bfI'JQt't, Limos, Tzioriilperry, Nesbx Tliirti tow Gcfiei, Pis' Reid , l:'lI'T1'ii2-T C Tltfgrngxson, lff','rf'-. Sec D sselif, lrvine, Hughes, lnsiey, Vfclters. As in the post, the Varsity Letterrnen's Club, known on the campus ds V.l-f.C., is one of the highest-rdted orgcznizotions of the school. Hedded by Dove Hughes, the president, the club not only presided dt dll otthletic events through the yeotr, selling pop, popcorn, etc., but presented one of the finest inforrnol dotnces seen ot Howe. Entrance to the club is difficult to ochieveg one rnust eorn o vdrsity letter, ond poss the vote of the rnernbers, before he may undergo the rugged three- :loty inforrnctl initiottion ond the subsequent forrnol initiotion, The other officers of the V.H.C., ore Vornurn lrvine, vice-president, Iohn Rosselott, secretory, Ces lnsley, tredsurerg ond Bob Wolters, sergednt-ot-orrns. 14044 Ddta 74:4 'Q Standing: Wiles, Grady, Hunter, Baird, Burke, Hackett, McCoy. Seated: Konkle, Sparks, Brown W R, Moore. Missing: Weller, Mushro. President ..... .... V fade Brown Secretary .... .... D ick Sparks Treasurer. . . ..... Bill Moore Sgt.-at-Arms ................................... Doug Weller The above group of cadets composes the Alpha Delta Tau, l'lowe's campus honor society - at the time of the picture they were busy trying to look honorable. The group is small and select, due to the rather strict entrance require- ments imposed upon those who try to get in. To become eligible for the A.D.T., a cadet if Senior or lunior must have sported an academic average of 3.20, plus A conduct and satisfactory military grades, for three months. lf he be a Sophomore or Freshman, he must fulfill the same requirements for four months. To stay in the Alpha Delta Tau is a feat which almost parallels that of getting in, as the members of the A.D.T. must retain a 3.25 grade average. Besides its annual feed tthey called it a sumptuous repastl the Alpha Delta Tau combined with the Comus Club to stage an informal dance in April. OM . xl ,. ... X ' x Top row: 'vVeller, Rice, Richards Cooper, Laven, Brown, Hunter, Vlilliarrrsan. Second row: Andrews, 'rNol'ers, Carnplrell, Bouton, Rfpethel, lrvine, Hays, Seoger. Third row: Thompson, Lower, Esmann, Partridge C. Ragrilie l-l, Nesbitt, Underwood l. Fourth row: Lisle H, Richardson Underwood G, Moore, Rosselott, Gibson, Hawley. Bottom row: Patterson, Ion-es, Ohrnart, Stouffer. Thornherry, Pappas, Heap, lackson, I A., Rreth Cornrnander ........ . . .Don Thornherry Secretary-treasurer. . . . . .Louie Pappas Advisor ............ .... . . .Mayor Merritt Behold the Old Guard they are that group who have been at Howe for a period of tour years, or more. Organized to inilude all who had taken up residence on the campus for a period ot tour years, the Old Guard also inducts those Seniors who have been at Howe tor three and one-half years, taking th-ern at the beginning ot the eighth semester. This year the Old Guard sponsored an informal dance, held at Thanks- giving, and they've backed numerous other events throughout the year. They sold, as in the past, flowers to the Cadets at the formal dances throughout the school year. 7444 Top row: Icskson B K, Hunter, Fax, Baird, Burke. Eettbrn raw: McGill, Thornberry, Konkle, Ichnszn T Senior Member G Ferculzy Adviser. .. ..fJIr. E'-!lcGrll Presiciem. .. Seerelerryffreasurer. . 7,.q1,w, . .1-,1A..xLC . Burke The Szrerlce Club 13 3 srrgcll, Uzrive group if bays lrrferesis are ifexg scierrtrllc lmes. lt is the Crjy Qlgb CTL CCIITALLLS thu? .qs weekly r:'1eei.r1gs. These rgeeigrlgs :rre held every llflergqcy rughr Clgf.f.QI z,....tges berred. The :lub meirbezs eQch have prC'eC's are reberts ire igizde 1, he :lub in :Qrrem grtisles Lf scgermlrc xrieresz, The hrgr. spit ef the yeiz. 'he irrffgcl Ssgerlce 3552-1 wgplih was highly successful ibis yeixf. ig ,, :fi fgec tribs T3 , Y:,..,- -vm...,.. A .,, . ' . ..,.4: ...J-ALLIJCE.: Q.. T.-E SUIIT',1IfC'-lI'.Q CMQLE. 'gem .lamlda cyan Standma: Fr. lenninqs, Eouton, Patterson, Cockrell Seated: Kerr, Fixler, Siorer T. The Lower school counterpart oi the Alpha Delta Tau, upper school honor society, Beta Lamloda Siarna represents those Lower School Cadets who have earned htah academic reports throuah prowess in their studies. A difficult or- ganization to enter, Beta Lambda Sigma torces a cadet to do excellent work to qatn the privileges held sc dear by the membership. They are auided as ar, organization by Fr. lenninas who acts as advisor to the club. Qfemfaf .,,, 'B' A ,..-. , , -.s 'R4 . 9, . . f Y it Standing: Kalec, Bowser, McCutcheon, Laven, Malleft, Heap. Sitting: lone-s D I, Babcock, Sparks, Hunter, Krueger. Editor-Ln-chief ,,.. .... , . . . . . . .... Dick Sparks News editor ......... ..... . . . ...,..., Bob Hunter Associate editor ...............,,............ Chuck Babcock Once again the Howe Herald, weekly newspaper published by members of the corps, proved an important part of campus life. Dutifully recording the events which took place over the course ot the school year, the Herald lived up to the standard set by last year's paper. Faculty advisor of the Herald for the past year was Capt. I. P. Hart, Howe 'l5, who also served as the head of the Howe public relations department. The paper again fulfilled its three-fold aims, namely: to keep both cadets and faculty informed as to school happenings, to furnish patrons a complete picture of current school happenings, and to act as a contact for alurnxi through- out the years. Two cadets, members of the Herald staff, are members of Quill and Scroll, national journalistic honor society for high school studeris. Editor Disk Sparks has been a member since l949 while News Ed Bob Hunter was inaucted this year. Herald statfmen attended as members of the National Scholastic Press Association that groups conference in Chicago early in school year. 4 'Q i E!! x 99 F4 1-ff' if , A ' V xx? ighfwt ' ' g I F ,, 45 ,, 'a Au imma G f 3, , , ,-5 i 4, Sf k fl 'A ., ' 4 NJ -:: Q y Q 9 Q Xf 1' MTW Km COMUS CLUB Top row Kalec, l-leap, McCutcheon, Nesbitt, McClure, Dollas, Cappas, Hackett. Middle row Roethel, Richardson, Gomez, Andrews, Todoran, Burke, Reinecke, Thornberry, Stouffer. Bottom row Pouclrier, Sparks, Laven, Mr. Tucker, Adviser, Mushro, Post, Bartoo, McCoy. President ........ .... L ouie Mushro Vice-president. . . . . .Chuck Laven Secretary ....... .... D ick Sparks Treasurer ......... ..... D ale Post Sergeant-at-arms ................................. lim Bartoo The Comus Club is Howe's campus speech and drama club, organized to recognize merit and reward work in the field of speaking, dramatics, and debate at Howe. Requirements for membership were strict, to set a high standard of speech performance at Howe K to become eligible one must either have the speaking points necessary to be a member in the Howe chapter of the National Forensic League, or in dramatics a member must have achieved a certain level of performance. Mr. Lester Tucker, Howe speech coach and faculty advisor of the club since l942, this year found his other duties too time-consuming, and so resigned the post of faculty advisor. He was succeeded by Mr. Robert Tweedle, of the English department, who went on to direct the club in its various activities. Mr. Tucker was elected to honorary membership by the club. Howe has developed, over a period of years, a program of speech par- ticipation unrivalled in the area or in a school of Howe's size and type. Receiving a charter in the National Forensic League in l947, Howe entered the field of competitive speaking with but a small nucleus of boys. The last charter member of the National Forensic League, Larry Bouton, left in the graduating class of l949. Now, with three years of N.F.L. work behind them, Howe speakers, through the guidance of Mr. Lester M. Tucker, have put themselves in the first place position among N.F.L. schools in the state of Indiana. Surviving class compe- tition from other Indiana schools, based upon number of members and number of honorary degrees, Howe speakers led the state for the first time in March l95O. Cadet Louie Mushro, president of the Comus Club, won state titles in the National Forensic League contests held at Terre Haute, Indiana, in dramatic declamation and oratoryg he also won a second in poetry. Louie proceeded to the finals held at Kenosha, Wisconsin, where he carried the name of Howe to fourth place in the dramatic contests. Also at the Terre Haute meet Bob Hunter won the first place award in the radio announcing contest. NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY Top row: Konkle, Driskell, Steers, Underwood G., Partridge C. Middle row: Roethel, Gomez, Todoran, Andrews, Hackett, lones D.I., Heap, Lalita. Bottom row: Poudrier, Sparks, Laven, Mr. Tucker, Mushro, Post, Bartoo, Nesbitt. if 'of 9 :gr .gy , ffl ' , x , 1 9 V sl' gf avr 531 'UF X v Q X ' me' 'gl ' 4 'Q' 3' lg, 1 ' b J X 1 36,1 .W K, Q... ' '. V ' ,, v N f Q ,- , K 1 f I 'qgi,,,!Q.Lya'v 1 ,-Q . nw rv -- Q . ,uw ...Q K z . 9 X51 Ng? ' Q, 551 l xg NEI 5' may I gig? 'Q' as L 1 5' xg: I 1 ms' M 'Xa' A ' 'V x 1 ' 'J Q' A Nl 1 NE' t .5 s V f wb .- . -- -' rn , 4 ' . 'U K I 5' 'B' N ,9 . nr' Q' F ff' P Q y Q' J 'EJ . M4 L12 -1 1443- 5,4 Top row: Dixon, Hunter, Burke, McCutcheon, Brown W.B., Mallett. Middle POW! lOhf1SO1'1 WS, HGCKEAYT, Grady, Bennett R., Cyrus, McClure, Ibhotson, Konkle, Cappas. Bottom row: Becker, Carlisle, Gomez, Iones, Bennett E., Krueger, Kalec, Dallas. MASQUE AND GAVEL Top row: Mallett, Poudrier, Partridge C., Hackett, Middle row: Todoran, Andrews Williamson, Bennett B., Heap, Iones D.I. Bottom row: Sparks, Laven, Mushro, Post, Bartoo, McCoy. Cadets Bob Hunter, Dick Sparks, Bob Heap, Cramer Partridge, Dave Hack- ett, Roger Hanna, Tom Cappas and Wade Brown won in the regional speech meet held at Howe, early in the spring, and proceeded to the State Qpen Speech Meet, held at Indiana University Bloomington, Indiana. Sparks won third in externp, and Hanna won third in the oratory contest. One week before the aforementioned regional contest Howe presented its third annual invitational meet, inviting twenty-three schools and hosting in all 302 students. ln this contest, the Howe speakers justified their then new raing by winning their own tourney. The trophy was given to the runner-up, New Castle. Top row: Pearlman, Nesbitt, Underwood l,, Pyrnarr, Underwood G., Stouifer, 'Niles, Shuman. Middle row: Heap, Timms, Seibzld F., Stamis, Tzdiran, Russert, S'e'f1a:t, Reinefke, Tnzrnlzerry Beith. Bottom row: Partridge C., Carlscn, Sparks, Laven, fifishri, P552 53763, l,fcCc1'. Twrce durrng l949 l95O dtd Howe cadete partrclpate tn WOWO Clrort W'aynel s lunror Town Meetmg of the Arr once the meetmg was held at Howe a d on a later occasron the Howe boys travelled to Nappanee lndrana Hrgh bchool Howe rs also adx anced m the drama presentmg two plays rn the past year ln the fall the Comus Club gave A Sound of Huntmg and for ommencement Thunder Rock was taged Prctured somewhere rn varlous dramatrc poses are the members of Howe s b anch of the Nauonal The-spran Socrety Troup l4O These students are the group who have rn the yes of advrsor and spee h and arama coach Lester M Tuclcer partrcrpated earnestly rn dramat c events throu hout the school year All plays staged at Howe are staged through the ausprces ot the Natronal Th oron group and membershrp rn th1s organrzatton IS a srgn ol havrng ar rrved rn the aramatrc world recognrtron ot hrgh standard of performance rn h lrttle theater around the quadrangle Blalfe Hall Wlasaue and Gavel natlonal hrgh s hool speech and drama honorary l as be ome hrmly establrshed on the How campus as the ultrmate rn re og rrt on of spealcrng servrces Lrmrt ft tc espe rally noteworthy lunrors and Semors Masque and Gavel 1 rtde rtselt on rncludmg 1n tts membershrp only those who have proven them elves tops m erther speech drama or debate work the Howe chapter ot Masque and Gavel 1S headed by Mr Lest r M Tuclfer who as you may have notrced performs the same functron to every peech group at Howe Though comparatrvely young tthree years? Howe s chapter ol the Natronal Forensrc League closed the l949 50 season rn the lead among lndrana N F L schools Through the efforts of the rnembershlp led by Mr Tucker the Howe group found the l1ISl place ratrng ln March and held same t1l the end of the season Thrs ratmg 1S based on the number of members IU the chapter and the number at spealcrng degrees held by members of the group ' .. 1 . . . , . , 1 1,1 t . . A. I . f- 1 . ,N 7 A . . I . 1 11 . 11 Y If f 1 1 1 fu 11 11 V S . . 1 . . 1 T 1. . . 1 , 9 . . D . F , V V 1 . . 1 . 1 1 -1 . , A . . 1-Y . X5 , F Q 1 Y . . , Dew, . . , . . . . - L ch, , , A A 11 , 11 1 Q 1 V , X . ' ' fs 7 . , . so , , C .. . AQ Q ' 'Tl ., .. Su ' C , o , , .9 S T' r Q 1 s ' ' ., , , . 1- . 9 L ., , , 1 . 1 1 ' , 1 - 1 1 . . . . . , . J 1 r . ,jj Q Z 69 Q5 5 '? f va Q 'Tx -3 -XX J x A1 gi ' f is .. W X lizngx afz46z'q7aaz'6a!l ..,.,,-,g-vw V A writ 'tv ,,.....:1.'2.'Zf?.:,1H.sh-fn -wm,.Zf.Lf .rf mv- , ... BE .iw-. f oi, row: Mr. Moore, Cfach, Cooper, Lava-ri, Hughes, Ri:-hards, Kerrigan, Weller, Reid. Se:oncl rcw: Mr. Tingiey, Coach, Hunter, Baird, Bartco, lnsley, Cyrus, Rice, Itlalters, Mr, Eavis, Coach. 'l,Q: l 1 .Ki lifzvs livin, l..,.'v Q'I, Rf rifilds, Sli :.y' ii, Dru' t' us 'fr', ll: r if i l.:-. f' 'jrifzf A12 al rl'Ey't'y s,i l rizfixy Nffsli Labor Day, l949, was what the name implies for 42 Howe cadets. On that day, aspirants for positions on the l949 Varsity football squad began their annual toil, with morning and evening sessions each day until the opening of school a week later. Meeting with Head Coach EL. Moore the few returning lettermen and the reserves of the preceding season were faced with the task of filling gaps opened in the squad by the previous graduation. Coach Mcore and his assistants, Mr. Tingley and Mr. Davis, wasted no time in looking for candidates to replace those who didn't return: indeed, they found themselves confronted with the prospect of far fewer returning letterrnen than any coach normally demands as a nucleus for a football machine. Skip Rice was shifted from his position at end to quarter, handling the field generalship through the media of Coach Moores tricky T-formation. Douq Weller started the season at right half, and was a real battering ram until an injured leg in the third game of the season put him on the sidelines. Varnum Irvine took over where Weller left off, and continued to be a threat, while not displaying the line-plunqinfl power of his predecessor, he was always effective to the outside. At the other half the cadets banked on Rope Thompson, the workhorse of the backfield. He was always a threat to break off tackle or around the ends, Stan Richards filled the role of driving fullback, and was usually hard to handle through the middle. Real coaching dilemnas came to Mr. Moore with the line, where he had few lettermen upon whom to call. Doug Reid and Dave Hughes fortified the wings, and the action that they saw in the previous season enabled them to snag passes and cover the flanks effectively. The Captain, Bob Walters, held down left tackle all year, playing sixty minute ball most of the time he lived up to his title. At the other tackle it was a nip and tuck battle beween Dale Post and Egore Laven, both turning in fine performances for their Varsity emblems. The guards were opposites: Iohn Nesbitt was small and fast, lim Bartoo big and burly. Both seemed to cooperate well, and Bart's playing led him to honorable mention in the all state football awards. Ces lnsley moved up a step from his defensive center post of last year to handle duties both over the ball and as a line backer. The Cadet eleven thus formed started the season with a hairbreadth defeat at the hands of Cassopolis, Michigan High, eight to seven. A walkaway against North Iudson preceded a hard fought loss to Morgan Park of Chicago, l3-O. This game saw the loss of Doug Weller, who suffered a ,VI COACH CONNOLLY COACH DAVIS HEAD COACH MOORE 0? fi WAI-TEES CAPTAIN broken ankle on the thrrd runnrng pray o the game and was rear ech loned for the rest of the ason Explosrve power lDY HOW featured the game however the Cadet run rung attack began to get estabhshed Nex vas th tradrtronal garn wttln Goshen thrs year played at therr freld The l949 encounter dealt a blow to both tradlttor and Howe football fortunes and th Cadet w re completely overwhelmed by an un usually strong trrcky Hedskrn eleven wtth th Cadet Corps wttness to the sorry fact The Cadets barely recovered from th1 Waterloo when they were sent agarnst strong Fort Wayne Central Catholtc Here however they glanced at the dope sheet and reversed proceedrngs somewhat Farlrng to frnd wrnnrng ways they nonethe less held the Fort Wayne team to a bare ly eked out 7 O vrctory Another easy vrctory thrs trrne agatn ,Jnarga Mrlltary 38 5 and a heart breakrng 12 7 loss to South Bend Cathohc found the Cadets porntrng for the brg game the Founders Day encounter wrth nother tradrttonal I1 val Concordra of Fort Wayne Before a large homecomlng crowd th Cadets got the one that really counted as they rolled up two touchdowns whrle holdrng the enemy scoreless to wrn l4 O and put a vlctorrous cap on the season After a good look at th record of three vrctorres frve defeats agarnst larger schools the Howe grrdders can well pornt wrth prrde to the football prowess rn thls Lrttle lndlana Town THE SCHEDULE Howe Cassopohs 8 Howe North ludson 20 Howe Goshen 42 Howe Fort Wayne Central Cath l3 Howe Morgan Park M A 13 Howe Onarga Mrlltary 6 Howe South Bend Cathollc 13 Howe l3 Concordla O Total, Three won frve lost - A 1 1 . r , - e , - se . ' 'e j . . . - . as I 4. tr. e e . 1 'I ' .I 1. ' ,, e s C Q A fl I 1 I , e ' H . 4 ' , , ' , I L. 5 ' H A , W- - ' -, ' ' 'st D r -1 A ' ' . , , C .. , . ' e I I A V . f 44. e ' ',' ' . 7 . 39 12 O . O .. 45 7 . 0 5 aff' W 7 '951 tf . l- 4 3 Y I f ' v'f I .ix axmli x ' 1 af Q. EE Nh E-N15 1,41 Lfygvij +71 Rib! sd gi Ili li al' ff, Walk? 1 I P H 3 : 1-N Wwldlflfq 2 Kellett I, Pruett, Hughes, Richards, Rice, Reynolds, Neidballa. Wih three veterans from the championship team of last year back, the Howe Cadets undertook the tremendous task of defending their sectional and county championships with the odds all against them. The cagers just didn't get the breaks, losing five games by less than seven points and ending the season with a record ot' eight wins and thirteen losses. The three veterans, co-captains Skip Rice and Dave Hughes and Stan Richards worked as a team from the start, but Coach Davis had trouble finding men with the experience necessary to fill the shoes of Poliak and Griffith, who added polish to last year's team. Coach Davis found the answer in four boys, Sam Pruett, Dan Neidballa, Allie Reynolds, and lim Kellett. Using these boys, all of whom are luniors, in different combinations, Coach Davis developed an offense that began to click after the county tourney. THE TEAM: FIVE TOPNOTCH HANDLERS Skip Rice, a three year man, was the team's leading scorer, hitting with magnificent l5 pant average and 317 points from the left forward slot. Dave Hughes handled the other forward dumping in points to the tune of a 12 point average. While Dave did his share of scoring, his real value lay in his ability to throttle opposing scoring threats. Stan Richards, the third member of the trio, proved a fine rebounder, especially defensively. At six feet three, Stan was really a tower of Strength under the baskets. Sam Pruett, a Senior playing his first year on the VarSity, saw plenty of action at the guard spot, putting his ball handling finesse to good advantage. Dan Neidballa, who will be back next year as part of the nucleus cf next year's team, was another guard on whorri Coach Davis counted heav- ily this year. Dan, although small in stature, proved a big asset with his play-making ability. Allie Beynolds started the season as a second string forward, but was rrioved to guard to provide the Cadets with some much needed scoring power in the back court. Allie is another lunior who will tigure prominently next season. lim Kellett's long set shots kept the Cadets in many a ballgame this past season and lim will be back for an- other go at it corne 'fifty-one. THE RECORD The Cadets opened the season against the scourge of the county the Brighton Wildcats. The Brighton team invaded the Howe gym with four Co'C P 'i s Rice and Hughes garries, all victories, already salted away and took home the county horseshoe and a close 45 to 4l decision. The Cadets came back to whip Lima and Scott soundly before they dropped an- other one, this time to Huntertown. The Howe cagers came back a little early after Christmas to enter the Huntington Holiday tourney, but the long lay-off left thern a trifle slow, and they lost in the first round of the affair to Huntington Catholic. The Cadets dropped three in a row Coaches Davis and Tingley before they again hit the victory trail against Lima, with a smashing 53 to 33 victory. CADETS DROP THE SECTIONALS Alter losing one to Angola, the Cadets began their defense of the l.aCrarige county charripionship by beating Topeka 48 to 29. Fate turned its back on the Cadets once again in the second garne as they lost to their old bug-afboo, Brighton, El tc Sl, The Howe boys lost to Morgan Park before corn' ing back aganst LaGrange. Cranbrook of Detroit and Shipshewana proved too tough for the Cadets but they took zheir 'xfrafh ou' l on a hapless South Bend CCl7l1CllC tearri 62 tf 24. The last Cadet viztpr ' cane iz' lifirgat , NIJ J . THE RESERVES Standmq Ibbotson Loos McKee I C Kerrrqan M Cutcheon Russert Ftoqnle H Kne1mq Kennedv Sta as Cao How Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe 39 VARSITY Brlahton Luna Scott Huntertown Huntmq on VanWert Cent Cath tFt Wayne? Lrrna Angola Topeka Brlqhton Morgan Park M A LaGrange Cranbrook Shrpshewana South Bend Cathohc Topeka Concordla Fremont Alblon Total Elqht won th1rteen1ost 5 6 3 5 3 4 3 3 3 '7 5 45 ej: rn , ,Apas. e 41 ', 45 49 ' 39 51 44 40 40 34 ' t 51 31 0 Howe 30 Ligonier 45 42 . . . . 2 53 ' 3 46 57 48 29 43 ' 0 46 . . 65 43 2 40 3 34 ' 8 62 ' 4 58 7 49 ' ,4 44 1 . 201 . Standing: Capt. Henry, Coach, Esmann, Bartoo, Reid, Hays, Mr. Kelley, Coach. Kneeling: Fenger, Nesbitt, Driskell, lones D l, 'Jlilsnri Possrlot' Sitting: Hart, Gomez, lanes R M, Lisle G, McCoy, The Howe Grapplers came through with a good record of four wins, tour losses and one tie this year. Willie Wilson won second in the sectionals only to undergo an appendectomy that forced him out of the State Me-et. George Lisle was the first man out on the mat tor the Cadets all year, and his efforts were usually rewarded by giving Howe an early lead. George took a third in the sectionals this year and he will be back next season to aim at an even higher mark. Roger lones, a new man this year, carrge through in the lU5 lb. class, so well in fact, that he ended the season as the number three scorer on the squad. At ll2 it was two luniors, Hart and McCoy who, although inexperienced, gave fine accounts of themselves in every match. Tim Goniezs lightning last switches were the scourge of many an opponent, little Tim proved to be one of the most dependable men under Coach Kelly. Malcom Wilson, easily the best wrestler on the sauad, held down the l27 tb. class, and although he missed three meets, including ine state tinals, he finished second in the number of points scored. Captain lohn Rosselott was next on the mat at 133 lb A four year letter wrnner Iohn was an aqqresstve wrestler and a f1ne captarn for the squad Demeat Iones took on all comers 1n the 138 lb class cam through wrth many valuable pornts for the Cadets 11m Fenqer was the Howe rnan rn the 145 lb class unt11 he was 1nJured rn the sec tronals The 154 lb class was shared by Slrppery Don Drrskell a very scrappy showman and lohn Nesbrtt who was perhaps the most rmprovea wrestler on the squad At 165 1t was Tom Cyrus for most of tne trme unt11 mrdseason 1n1ury forced hun to the s1de11nes for the re marnder of the year Ces 1ns1ey then came rr to f111 rn for hrm for the rest of the season W, Bra Doug Herd dubbed the Strongest man rn lndlana was undrsputed rn the 175 lb class where he ruled supreme Bart Bartoo rerqned over the heavy werahts both here at fourth rn the sectronals and leadrna the team rn sconna wrth 43 pornts The matmen started the season w1th a loss to South Bend Central ta team that frnrshed second rn the state1 27 to 16 The Cadets Came back to w1n three stralaht meets two over Renssalear 43 11 and 39 to 10 and over S1UfQ1S 25 to 23 Then came a strnqrnq defeat at the hands of Lafayette lefferson one of the strongest teams rn the state 34 to 16 ROSSBIOH C0Ptum Arch r1va1 Cranbrook then came to Howe to admrnrster a close 26 to 21 defeat to the Cadets A qruelrnq hard fouqht t1e wlth Morgan Park 1Vf111tary School fo11owed before the Cadets soundly trounced Sturqts aqarn thrs t1me 35 to ll Next came the sectronals whrch saw Wrlson frqht hrs way to second place and Lrsle and Bartoo place thrrd and fourth re spectwely The last meet of the season saw Cranbrook defeat the Cadets 22 16 Mr Kelly has qurte a few lettermen returnrnq next year and aqarn should have a qood season . , e ' ' . ' y I . . 1 Howe and fhrouqhout the area, winntnq 1 . may Q -rv 1,0 'E' O ' -' Et ,ri Tip row-J: Cyrus, RICE, l.aven, Fcx, Hughes, Maller, lflr. Tmgley, Coach. Second row: Post, Stouffer, Ye-ritz, Davis, Esmanri, Russert, 'friird riu-J: Lois lrvine Aniirex-.rs l:,hC'sori, S'am':s, Qcfirti raw: lffr. Hzfizriari fecal., Efffllfil' Deierzy 'riprtf'-v lffzrigari, TQ.: . Ln, fwfr. Davis Coach, This Spriha Coach Davis' track team aat aff TC a fast start, and by Mothers' Day it hacl wort E and lost i. Many school riarks have already fallen aria several more may aa by the boards helore the year is over. With Coaches Davis arid Tiriqley Exaadliria the spririfers and the field rrier, aria Coach Haltrriari tutoring the aistargce rrieri the caaei iiriflermeri have appliea theriselves to the extent that they, at the time cf this writing, hold live area marks. la the field events Skip Ptlce is threatening ll feet every Tirtie he soars overs The pole vault, as well as corisistezily hetterma 42 feet ia the she' put. Eaore Laveri, who specializes ir. the shot put set a new school recara ID the shit '.-.rzih a heave at leer, fi niches. That eiirigated lvaskefhall payer, Date Hughes and Varnum lrvJne have been gettJng way up there Jn the hJgh Jump Both have been up to 5 feet 7 Jnches The prJde of Howe Stan Loos has out lassed all of the other broad Jumpers Jn thJs area wJth hJs tremendous leaps HJs best as we go to press Js 21 feet 6V2 Jnches In the dashes Stan Loos agaJn leads the way turnJng Jn best tJmes of 10 5 econds Jn the century and 23 2 Jn the 220 wJth S1d Andrews Just a step beh nd tum Jn both events At the mtddle drstance TJm Gomez and Ralph Thompson have both stepped off the 440 Jn less than 56 seconds Coach Hoffman s dJs ance men have also dJstJnguJshed themselves wJth Iohn DeBerry and Carl Konkle as the leadmg po1nt collectors At the half mJle DeBerry Js the cadet btg gun turntng Jn tJmes around 2 14 followed only a step behlnd by George Fox ln the gruellng mJle Konkle Js the number one man turn1ng Jn some fast tJmes JncludJng a 5 0l 5 tr1p around the cJnders ln the hurdles the two htgh Jumpers Hughes and lrvrne have contnbuted heavJly to the Cadet total lrvJne has area bests Jn both the low and hlgh sttcks 16 2 seconds Jn the l'JJghs and about 24 flat Jn the lows After 1osJng the fJrst meet of the year a trJangular affaJr between Butler and Garrett the thJnlJe clads carne back to take the next f1V9 dual meets and placed twelfth Jn the Goshen relays They defeated Nappanee r1ght after the Goshen Relays by an overwhelrnJng score and contJnued theJr dom1nat1on of track Jn the area by soundly trouncmg a collectJon of the county champJons 88 to 22 takJng f1fSl Jn every event but the 220 The crndermen turned back SturgJs and Angola 89V2 to 39 to 8V2 An easy vJctory Kendallv1lle was sand wtched between two of the best meets of the year The cadets defeated Goshen 56 to 53 and the Northeastern lndrana Conferen e champs ColumbJa CJty Both meets were won wrth the very last event the half mJle relay team com posed of lrvJne Thompson Andrews and Loos doJng the trJck The mJle relay team ot Cyrus Morgan Stouffer and Gomez also has shown some very good tJmes thJs year Apr1l Apr1l Apr1l Apr1l May May May May May May May TRACK Garrett Butler Goshen Relays Nappanee Angola SturgJs Howe vs Co Champ Goshen Kendallvrlle ColumbJa CJty SectJonal ConcordJa S B Iohn Adams Sp Jt Won 98 ll Won 89V2 39 8V2 88 22 Won 56 53 73 36 Won 57 52 Second Place There Here ' 14 - l' ' 22 9th ' 24 - ' 26 - ' - - l . s - 3 . 5 - . 1, A 'x .XQ Top row: Capt. Greenwood, Coach, Hart, Lower Stratton, Underwood G, Cwalrnisn Cappas Ccurim, Ltr, Connolly, Coach. Bottom row: Kalec, Reynolds, Vfelier, Kelle' I, Henyon, Reid, lnsiey, Browser, P1-ere. Hampered by rain early in the season, the Cadet baseball squad got oft to a slow start alter having their first two games rained out. As this article is written they have an unimnressive record of tive defeats and only one victory. Coach Connolly has seven letterrnen returning from previous years tc lorrn a nucleus of what should eventually becorne a l1ne team. Allie Reynolds, star of last year's mound corps, is back and although hampered by iniuries early in the year, appears to be rounding into shane ready to resurne his old role as the number one Cadet pitcher. Vfhile he is not pitching Allge roarns :enter held, and he has been doing scrne tiznely hitting, batting in egzher the number three cr the nurnber four spot. Doug Reid, who Won his letter last year as an outfielder, has returned to the garden without any loss at his old lorry. Another Doug, Vfeller this ttrne, has been doing double duty this spring, both af first base and in the outfield. A switch zgifter, Doug LS a constant threat for that long ball up at the plate Ierry Underwood who won h1s monogram at second base last year has been camprna ID rrqht held and hrttmq at a good c11p The rnheld hnds veteran Fred Lower statnoned at the hot corner tor the econd year rn a row and turnrng rn the same superlatrve Job that made hrm a tand out last year Pete Stratton has proved to be aurte a pepper pot at the short held hrs stronq throwrng arm lets hrm play deep at short enablrnq hrm to cover more around 11m Kellett who alonq wrth Stratton IS new to the squad thrs wear has been handlrnq the second base Job well and ot late he has done aulte a l1tt1e prtchrnq Ces lnsley and Douq Weller have been altematrnq at the rnrtral sack thts year w1th Weller also seernq actron 1n the outheld and lnsley gethnq plenty ot work from the prtcher s mound Skeet Henyon has been the team s leadma hrtter all season and also the 1 umber one backstop Skeet s bra bat has accounted tor the hon s ha e ot the The Cadets played the1r hrst qame aqarnst Sturqrs long betore therr bathna eyes were sharp The hne Sturqrs team took advantage ot every opportunrty to s ore an ll to U vrctory The Cadets lost another to Ashley betore comma back to deteat the Mrddlebury Mlddles 4 to 1 Then came Salem Center a real luq test that saw Salem eke out a 13 to 10 vtctory over Howe Both teams were arded by Salem s short left held fence Two more losses at the hands of Ashley 13 to 2 and Mrddlebury 15 to 2 bnna the season up to the annual Mother s Day aame rn whrch the Cadets qo aqamst the Salem Center team aqarn Aprll Apnl Aprrl Aprrl May May May May May un lune BASEBALL SCHEDULE Sturqrs Ashley Mrddlebury Salem Ashley Salem Decatur Fremont Elkhart Sturqls Alumnr Los 11 O Lost 116 Won 4 1 Los 1310 Lost 13 4 Won 3 7 There Here Here Here There Cadets' runs this season. His work behind the bat has also been outstanding. ' 17 ' t r ' 22 - 1 26 ' - ' 28 t - 5 13 -A . 13 23 27 1 e 2 ' 11 ' WWW emma Top row: Partridge C., Catchick, Krueger, Capt. l-ferry, Coach Bottom row: Rognlie H., l-lackett, Roethel, Thornlierry, Kennedy. The tennis squad has come back strong from their mediocre season ot last year to be very strong during the current campaign. With four matches als ready under their belts, they have won three and lost one. Composed almost entirely of underclassrnen they should be even better next year. Thornberry, the only Senior on the squad, is the number one man, with Partridge, Roethel, and Rognlie next in line. The team started the season with an easy 5 to O win over Goshen, and just to show they weren't fooling they beat them again 4 to l. These two victories sandwiched a victory over Concordia of Fort Wayne and or defeat at the hands of Coldwater, Michigan. As the Tatler goes to press they are looking tor- ward to the coming match on Mother's Day with Concordia. The team is coached by Col. Bouton and Capt. Henry, who have done an excellent job ot bringing along an inexperienced squad to accomplish such a fine record. A schedule of the future meets and the scores of the previous ones follows: May l Goshen ttnerel 'Non if May lU Goshen tnerel wzn 4-l May 3 Coldwater therei lost 4-I May li Concordia therel May 6 Coriicrziia CTEIQY-9,3 wen E-1 Fliay 17 Smith Side Cfherel l May 24 C:ld'.'1a'e: ,fherel Wcvzadtq 62444 eaawzffzq 'H-4. My-vw. Top row: Mushro, Fox, Sparks, Davies. Middle row: Konkle, Gomez, lanes D I. Bottom row: Mr. Hofiamn, Coach, DeBerry. A new sport this year, Cross Country destined to take its place as a major sport at Howe. Under the direction of Coach Hoffman a qroup of hardy Howe athletes braved the cold fall winds to run over hilll and dale for a distance of two miles. The scoring ot the meets is done similar to a marathon with the winner aettinq no points, one for second, two for third and so on, the team with ihe lowest score winninq. DeBerry and Konlcle were the leading Cadet runners with l4 and l7 points respectively. Konkle was elected the first captain of the new sport, with De- Berry and Gomez elected cc-captains for next season. it is not always the team with the fastest men that wins in cross country, for team balance is perhaps more important in this sport than any other. l-lowe's team, althouqh it had its individual stars in Konkle and DeBerry found that a good measure of its success resulted from the fifth and sixth place efforts of George Fox, Louis Mushro, Demet tones, Tim Gomez, Dick Sparks, and several others. The team ended its season with a fine record for an inexperienced team of two wins and four losses, plus a fine showing in the sectionals. Wcvzcdtq golf 43 Capt, Cieri, Coach, Moore, Sparks, Fenger, Babcock. Golf this year became a varsity sport for the first time at Howe. Although in the previous year Howe had been represented in the sectional golf tourna- ment l95O was the first year in which a regularly-scheduled season was out- lined for the Howe linksmen. Started at first under the coaching of Mr. EL. Moore, the team finished the season mentored by Capt. William Cieri, who took over at Mr. Moore's illness midway in the season. Generously, the membership of Klinger Lake Country Club, in Sturgis, Michigan, offered the use of their course to the Howemen several times a week: this practice, coupled with the practice ground set aside for iron shots here on the campus, enabled the team to keep in comparative trim, tEd. note: at this writing the team has lost their first match, to Fort Wayne South Side High School: in addition to a return match with this school, they have matches scheduled with Concordia of Fort Wayne and Kendallvillel G O L F May 5 South Side Lost May l'S Concordia There 7 Thts year was a banner year for the tntramural program Desptte sttlf competltton C Company walked off wlth champtonshlps rn football all three leagues rn basketball and the annual company tra k meet tt has an excellent hance of copptng the softball trtle also for a clean sweep of the tntramural sports The football season saw C annex 1ts ftrst t1tle led by the ftne back Btll Ballenger B Company slugged tts way rnto second place behtnd the hard runntng of Roger Hanna A Company found Al Madan the btg cog tn tts football machtne thus each company had at least one outstandtng back and a ftne balanced squad to go wrth 1t ln basketball C agam showed the way tn all three leagues Its A team won 1n a walk wlth lrvlne Lower L1sle Laven and Carhsle as the start mg ftve Rope Thompson and Loute Pappas led the B team to a hard fought from C agatn comlng through The Intramural track meet 1S the htgh l1ght of the tntramural sports season because both the regular mtramural boys and the Varslty men compete Thls year the cmder honors went to Yes C Company B Company was second and A Company the perennlal favorlte thrrd The top 1nd1v1dual performances of the meet were turned rn by Hughes Irvme Gomez DeBerry Loos and RICE The softball season ts Just getttng underway but at thts pomt most of the orps IS gtvtng C a good chance for a clean sweep ot the tntramural sports ttles although both th other compan1es wlll held strong teams and tney wut all be out to defeat C pany C . 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A - 'l'Iu11.:: :.' ru Pr-1:t:z:.-'tal Gm ss. f- -. , Hcsfss . .,,,-,,::::,::::::-:::,:::::::::::-::.-::::::::::::::::::- THF 1X ATIOIN AL L ARBOR C0 A I If D I API R CUMI ANY mms N If 110 fl ASS 01 11,30 Ouw Ie t XM hex lo ou Nh' and Vlrs A Xerm Jackson ,,,,,-,--,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,-,,-,,,-, J 4 A 1 T Y I V1 W ,A I J 1 1 ' J A J , A N . 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Tj v l 5 ,. .,,.., ,::: ,,,, ::,:-::,:,-,-:::::::::::::: 0,,,,, ,,,,,',,0 ,,,,,,,,,,,', '--,,,,,,,', XC ' QX'1IO to the ASS HOWI SC FUUI XI E MNI 455011-XIIUNI C'Of1RATVLA ' NS x C'LL-.'.' OF 1950 vdnivul gi 4'v4'xY . Yin' 14 L Zi H .X.XXlJlfIQS, 'INV l'fm.vl4 rl-af.,' QQ, Q, - Q-'f0 x -0-,',,' 3 Q- QQ,-.Q f- Q'-0' ,.' 0, 4 Q,, Q,,0 ,,,0x0x00x'0-00 QQ QQ -04-.1-4-4-4-4-Q4-4 Congl atuldtlonq CLASS OF 1950 Dr and Mrs Irvmg H Walters Blll Mary Ellen and Jlm IXAX J lx HDS NIIQHIK Cumphments to the CLASS of 50 Mr DaVld Goldberg ::::::..--::::::----,:::::.-:.-:::-:::,::::::::::: 1 l I l Q . Q Q a . . v 'I P ' ' 'xx cl . . A . . - I. . ::-::-::,::::::,::::::::::::::,::::,::,::::::: f.,N,,--,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,-,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,--,,,,,, v . A . O ,.,::,:,---:::::,,:::::::::::::--:::'- :::::::' 9100114 Q The Sc-311101 PhOtOQf1 aphs In T111 Tf1t1e1 We1e Made B5 cone studlo Dupllcate P1 mtw Max Be Had At Any P11110 'lo All Howe Men Leade1s of Ame1 lca GIBSON GREENHOUSFS ,HHH ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,,,,,, NN, MEM!!! -A , 40 9 'K' 2 'S .Ii 'f' 2 ' Q 2 2' nom .5 . I 1 'y -f-4 I I 1 . 5 V . K V v O St M' h'f' Ulfjlh, IC 15,6111 . c 1' 1 s 1 f v 7 . A A U . 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C 4 H ---,--,-,--,,,-,-,---,,,,,,,-,-,,,-,, Best of Luck The Class of 1950 a nd Mrs Jack K Jones and famlly Sl XNISII J QOX I IXI I XIII Rl I I X x XRI IJO AI II MAX ELKIN lll lpn I Ju nc 1 Colomal Hotel and Mmeral Baths x mt uc ou ll Always Fmd the Newest Styles Cline b tm 0 Mmm Sl cls NIILHIC to '1 Mr. . . mir' ' S rss ,xxl ' Q 'cn stun-iss IX 'mic xml' Q f ' , mm' YULQ1 2 lxcs mia . ,L 'rms BOYS wuo AT' ' cxn HOXVIC x11f.1'1',xRx' summon. III: if. gl ' 3I'l'. c1.m114:ys, I 'r :Ax Y ' .I ' at 0 v 61 - ' mcg 1 . 'lfR 9 . ' 0,-',,f- v - - Congratulations to The Claw of 1950 Roger J Hanna wax my Compumentw Mr and Mrs ThadJ Moore Beet VX uhee cmd Contmued Suceexe to the CL Ass OF 1950 Sam A Granadler U A n 9 . AI.XCI'.' . 'mcux ,,,,-,,,,,,-,,-,-,,,,,-,,,-,,,,,,,,-,-,, ,,--,,,,,,,,,,,,-,-,,,,,--,,,,,-,,,-,,,- S of -,-,-,,,-,,,,,,,,,,-,-,,-,,,,----,,,,,,, ,,,--,H,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,-,,-, 'Y 'Y A A K U P I Y . , . '11.nf,f 211' l'Nl'lQIfIJ 4x1e'1'1s'1's IiI,IJll. IJIf'l'l'Ul'l'. XIICIIICIQXX ,--,,-,-,-,,,,-,,,-,,--,-,,,,,,,,-,----- -'------,Q--,,' -----... -4-,--Q- Best W1-Qhes to the CLASS OF 1950 Mr and Mrs J Robert Cooper N w L, X1 I 0 u .':::':::: :::::::,:::::::,::::::':: X QAREK PI ORIS 1' INC Sav It mth Flowel mx Comphmentw of Soverlgn Pocahontas Company QNX Best VN shew and Good Luck to cl SWLLL BL NCH OF BOYS Mr. and Mrs R B Irwme IXKIIIXXOOIJ IIURIIJX Q00, ' ' 440040 Off, ,,'000 , J I ' ' 79 as Y ,S ,, 'lf Hlfll l I.1 YFRS 'I'HIQl L'.XRl-Ili - Moll!! I3 LORAXIN, OHIO . I' X Y .WIH1 Q'Zll'l'NX' Tmwr CIN 'lo ', QX'l'l Q. ulllu 1 Y' V, r . . , . 1 Y 4 K, . . . . J ACKMAN'S Dependable Drugs 'l'IiI,I'fPllOXIf IYVKI NILRC IS 'XIILHIC X Kendallvllle Laundry and Dry Cleamng Company Kendallvllle, Indlana 1892 58 Years Of Dependable Se1 VICQ 1950 Ou1 Se1 vlce W111 Pleaee S ou Yom Busmess Wlll Pleaee Us Long 1 atulatlona H 0 W E C A D E T S :dar -X mu 57771177 Sll R618 'XIILHIK AX Q ' f I . D L-Xf ,::,-:,,,,-,:::,,,:: .,.....,,, ,:,::,:::::::,--::::- ,,,:,,,,:::-,:,:,::,,,,,::::,:,,::::,,:,,:::,,,::: o 0 'E 'I . -h 1 Q 1 1 ' ' i 7 .,, . 1 . . , D . N 1 'l . N .. I3u'l - Q of lruc . lI1l'l'iC2lI1SH INAWON' IN ON- O . 3 A -- L -- Best of Luck to the CLASS GF 1960 Ewald Sales 8a Supply C0 all lll Compl1ment5 to the Class of 90 HARRY THOMAS xml N tt I f 1 J1111111101 1101711 f12 f 611.11 1 f91f ILLIAMSON Realty 1 1 94 Aff ygjllllllllf fly I I lllllllfll l HM 'fX'l'lfR lll,X'lJ. lJlf'l'l'lll'l' fl, XIlL'lllCi.XX . i I' W ,Y lfim' Lllutlxivrf ll ir4t in Stylvsl lJ2l'A fm lllnlg. lDl'f'l4lxOl'l' ltr. Nllflllll.-XX . , f 'I - 1- 11, Kflf.. L, 151117 ln-rmir KW.. l,1lkl-u null. lllliu f V. . ,fl . ll , .K I V S Comphments of S K I R U In T T an 1 1 IXIJ P1151 XVISHES YV M JACKSON 1111 1 x x IDI Comphmentk Ralph Thompson and If rank qheppard L, ,..-.'.',k J A' 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 5: 2 2 I P I 1 1 1 1 1: 1 1: 2 ' I ' I I' 1 1 1 W 1 1 +I 1 1 1 -'V 1 5 7 1 I 2 Z it 1' I rr 1 1 1 1 Z 5' 11 1 C A 1 5 5 5 : L J 51 1 : ' 51 1 f , I 2 C 2 ' T 2 1 E X 3 5 Q A 1 1 S. - 1 2 1 ? ' , 1 5 xv 1 1 V , A 1, 5 I lv 1, z Q, 1 1 f ' 1, z Y 1, 1 F ' O 1 5 5 1 f , 3' L 3 1 I f ' ' Tl 5 ' A 5-52 ' 5 5 V hi E '1 5 .4 : 41 1 C 1 1 5 :C H 1 5 -4 1 1 1 -- , ' A , 1 1 3 1 : J 1 5 F J 1 1 jg , , 1 A 1 1 :. 1 Q 1 2 ' 1 V Z . 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Sparks ' l v 1 ri . .1 4 X -- A.-::.-',:::::Q::.-::40::::::::::::::::, Cong'1-atulations and Best W ishe to the CLASS OF 1900 Dr and Mrs M Cole Seager and Brent ,1 1 I o 0 ,QQQ,,,. ,.,-','N '.',,,',0'.'0 00,,.'0, Comphments of Drome I'l00r Cm ermg X to the clNN of I L Mr .md Mrs Harrv I' Rlppey ouffm ulcztumx cmd Lest X 1 IL to the CLASS OF 1990 Wir and Mrs I' red H lnderwood T T V ' um' I HIQ'l5 sms-ir-i'1Q l,lXL'HI.X IFXVIQ ga NIIVIIIQLXX COHg'1'21'EL113tiOHS and Best Wishgw Cl' ' IJTU I I I 1 I 1 . v C gut ' ' 'H Val gs 1 1 X Y v Qomphment Qf Bennett Qadlllzu Qompany CIHLIHU 1t1 9 C 1111 N ' , ' Y 5 w ' 0 x ' v 1617 Heading' Road 2 ' I., 7 'Q C omphmentx of DRICK l COHQh1fUldt1U1'1s to the CL XSS OF N10 STURGIS FGRD SALES CO -,-,-,,--,,,-,,,----,..-,,-,-,,,,,-,,------ ,.,,.., ,,.,- w . 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