Howe Military School - Tatler Yearbook (Howe, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 186 of the 1952 volume:

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A- MMM! -3 O W S. -,-,sk kd D cmd f4cimmw5'mZwe Stuff Supermlendeni anel Burrell Beebe Boulon B A M A LD lens clfac Har ard Um: rsry Headmaster Raymond B Kelly AB MS H1015 C lf ln nan Umv rsh Chaplam The Reverend Boherl larnes Murphy B D va my IJ1VlIl 'y 9 lrorl Nasllcian F0115 Mayor larnes S TVl9fT1ll owe Q17 Malor lnf Proiessor Of Mxlxtarv Scrence and Tactics Ll Col Alherl V Brunr A B l U S A Wcsl Vrrfnnla Ur rzerszty Principal Emerltus ol the Lower School The Reverend Earl Thomas lennlnas Home lQ 7 Syra ,ls Jmversr Pnnclpal of the Lower School Howard Wllson Downs B A M A l lfoee 1V4 21 o Lrg Treasurer and Busmess Manager Prank Marvln L1 tle Sr Hcwc l905 DIIECYOY of Admnssxons Donald B Stuckey Howe l934 B ' e I I I Cul e A V, Sl.SiJlA fQ1e,y ef lg' '. lol meg a e, .y Commandant ll , I , , , N.G. . 1 . . 4, . . nf, . . ,Q 5 f ' 1 ,' '. ,1,g Cr e l ' , ty v.kIQ1 ' I ll cg : Un' :Qty lP1'lsE, 'I 'lx f4ccwlemc2:S SACRED STUDIES The Chaplain LIBRARIAN Mrs. William l-l. Bell, AB Indiana Uiiiverslty LIBRARIAN EMERITUS Miss Grace Libey SCIENCE Keith F. Davis, BS. C I'.'fC1l l:ZIYY'.'l, C' .fil- Carl B. Tirialey, BS. 'f:.:'1ffrs:'y pt l..1r.:1s Rah-erm Max Rgppey, MA. U1'.L'Jf:YSLfY ft ' LTCQZ ENGLISH The Headmaster Lester Tucker M A OF o ie Umvers ty VCIUQhn L Snook A B O l Col eqe W1ll1GD1 P Cunnmqhom lr BA Un JOISIY ol Mlch cm MATHEMATICS Shlrley B Glenn M A ln lm J Jmve ISIQ Colonel Fronlc E Kouflmon U S A B Ol o oslo cz LANGUAGES lCIIIIGS W Sloler A f 1 r Fred W l-lellmon Umv rs1 V ol Nrlvroslco SOCIAL SCIENCE Fronk B Connolly BS Ed Bost n Umversuy lomes B lennlnqs MS lll1IlO1S Store Nonnol UFIVGISIIY COMMERCE Porul A D1clcmon BA Slo Kton College LOWER SCHOOL Mrs LOIS Kelly AB lllmols Col eqe lndzono Umvelsl y Mrs Lucllle Sloter B S 'N IH 1 S l l UIIIVOISIIY of llmnesoo Mrs Ellzoloelh Downs BE Nollonol CL lc c of Eclucohon Knnbolll lones A B Udl C, le UIl1V9IbllY of on Boberl M Cone MS ln ho 11 UIUVCIQITX VVIIIICIITI Bondofll B A I lrmc r LlI11XCISll'Y MUSIC DEPARTMENT Dlreclor of Band and Orcheslrcx Cfclplcun Qlllo Llnq ln lnl NC Choxrmcster Pxcmo cmd Organ Elnest M lbbolson B Mus Umvexsxty ol Mlcluqon FA GC I1 So ' 1 . . , . . llve V l . , ., . . 1' ' S ' xo . , . . C 'fm ' ' K . ' f . I .. . ., ld, IIA. Z1 Aff ,' y 7 ' . , M.A. c,:Oll1x'llf 5. Xffst-fzn Hvscslvf Umv vrszties . , M.A. ' e 'A ' . , . . . I . , . , Bd. . . A, . . , . . S. C' , , . , . . ' ' I 7 ' ' ' ' 'I . I , . . CiJI'lClI1Ll No' ICI Lixoog ' A T . , . . ' ol eq - I ' ' , . . l 'II14'1Lllll ll ' ' P s . , . . fl r f 4 ,' I , . . V. xl f - . ' 1. . . . f. c . , S. . , . . THE MILITARY STAFF Professor of Mrlxtarv Science and Tactrcs L C r V r Tl 2 l Taclxcal Tactrcal TC1Cl1CCl GQ Tactxcal Olhcer Olllcer lr 4 Oifrcer Olhcer 5 Compcmv vl Gr Company stroll Company lf Company pI1hQdreB' Q D P ssxslanl Tachcal Offxcer Assrslcmts to the P MS GT 5 1 If w LL llf gt Tl Q lm B .D THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT School Physzclcm A l School DP-nlxsl Supermtendent of Inlrrmary Malron of VVh1te Hall Steward l-' 4 l I t. cl..lrlk.fi1i .B Ll 1, AL. lirf. .V -,vll 1.511 'lf MT: lfffllf 5 N. lvle-rzill EE ' if 2. ll,S CJ.:gf'. O?lv3 ling Capt. Freiiozrgtlc F . Iseruvfaf li 'Q-1 . . I HB., Capt, R113 Ulf E. E' c fx, 8.5. lvfl'1.'.j'lf. ff' :V Cixi-E. .niirqff D. Dim' .QQIIL BRE. l 1: l. Liv C21 '. T. ,C Q ' . !jlSi 'fr11'. rsfy 5 'Qi lll zur. Lrfvllf.-i1c1uT l?wl'1g-rl ll -'xp E: N . 1 lvlxflci. l.u1.11'2 R. Af'Q.1r1.' ll flll Q.. fllin' 3.51. Y elizly PI. Pm J.-ll 'fi lflf, ',.' fx! 5:31. 'Nilllizrzl Fl. Ruler lU.i.fvl.l.. 'f.fl. gill.- MKS' , rrzf ' . Deizffbn TT E .Ll Q. 7..f 53.11. Alfred Airlswzrmh Yfcrae, MD. li ' 'Q lim-',aPf.Q2ll1 lJ.l.,..j, fffrs. ff.'P. 1l1-vi Eefgkla-y HPI. flflry. flu' at -' J. fflllf-f lmll. OFFICES Secreiarv lo the Supenniendent NIB Ruth A Thwmas Secreiarv to the Headmaster Mw IVIGIQCHQL TVISTTIT Secretarzes Mr Vmlot GI filth Accountant Rn bmi L Pfwell Quartermaster E011 C, WH S5 K ,,' 1 X I A Q , I .1 , Mrs. Rfiberi Colle N, r CQ? I , 2 C an y SIDNEY G. BII.I.Ii'l l' 2 Years Std Intramural Basketball '5Uf52g Captain In- tramural Softball team '50-'SI7 Intramural Softball '50-'Sly Marksman Medal '50-'5l: Dance Committee '50-'Sly P.F.C. '51-'527 Conduct Ribbon Group '51-'52g Intramural Basketball 'Sl-'52: I'I.M.S. Pinatorew '50- 5l: Command Decision '51-'52: Intramural Softball '5Iv'52: Sharpshooter Medal 'Sl-'527 Drum Major 'Sl-'52g Band '51-'52g Company B '50-'52y Intramural Tennis '5lf52g Dance Committee '51-'52p Devil and Dan- iel Webster '50-'5l. CIIARLICS IEARI. BIRCH 3 Years Chimp Company B '49-'52: Intramural Football '49-'Sly Basketball '49-'52y Softball '49-'Sly Reserve and Varsity Awards, Reserve Football, VVrestIina 50-'5lg Varsity Baseball 'Sly Marksmanshipy Expertg All-Star Foot- ball team '5I-'52p All Star Softball team, '49-'50 All Star Basketball '5l 52. EDVVARD MORGAN BREESE 2 Years lid Company B '50-'52: Intramural Tennis '5O: Rifle Team '50-'5l: Intramural Softball '51-'52: Expert Hiflemarfs Medal '51-'52: Varsity Cross Country '5l: Intramural Bas- ketball '5l-'52: P.F.C. '5l: Varsity H Club '52: Supply Serqeant '51-'52: Conduct Rib- bon Group '5O-'52: Sergeant First Class '51. 'I'OM CAPPAS 6 Years Dollman Lower School '47-'48: Lower Varsity Foot- ball, Basketball, Baseball: President Varsity L Club: McKenzie Literary Society: Star List: Conduct Ribbon Group: All Point Medal '47-'-48: '48-'49 Company C : Intra- mural Football: Freshman Basketball: Var- sity Baseball: Most Trustworthy Cadet: Rankinq Cadet: '48-'49 Sophomore Football: Reserve Basketball: Varsity Baseball: Old Guard: Honor Society: Comus Club: Cor- poral: Most Trustworthy Cadet: Mothers' Day Dance Committee: Honor Card Group: '50-'51 Varsity Football, Basketball, Base- ball: NF,L.: Original Oratory, Humorous Declamation Medals: Expert Rifleman: Serqearxt: 'Sl-'52 Captain Varsity Football: Captain, Company Commander: Varsity HH: Sword and Shield: Honor Board: Student Council: Command Decision : Chicago Tribune Medal: President Class from Eighth Grade throuqh Senior Year. f ., 'li gl HW' ,X fl S sf? CARL ALBERT CARLSON, JR. -If Years Baht A Company '48-'52, Sophomore Football '49g Intramural Football '48, 'SO-'5lp Intra- mural Basketball '48A'5Up Wrestling '50-'52p Wrestling Manager '52g Intramural Softball '49-'5Og Iron Guard 'Sly National Forensic League '49-'525 Degree of Honor, N.F.L. '52g Marksrnan '5Og Sharpshooter '51-'52, Howe Herald '48-'52g Comus Club '52, Acolyte '50-'52: Devil and Daniel Webster 'Sly Costume Committee Command Decision 'Sly Old Guard '51-'527 St. Vincent's Guild 'Sl-'52g Glee Club '48-'51, Circulation Man- ager, Howe Herald '51-'52g Runner-up Chemistry Medal '51, Stage Crew, The Mikado '52: P.F.C. '52, TED L. CHANIES 4 Years B1az'kic Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball, '48-'49, Glee Club '48-'49, Choir '48-'49, Intramural Football '49-'5Op Reserve Rifle Team '49-'SOQ Varsity Tennis '49-'5Ug P.F.C. '49-'5Ug Choir '49-'5Og Intramural Football '50-'5l: Varsity Rifle Team '50-'5lg Sharp- shooter Medal '50-'5lpy N.Ft.A. '50-'51, Var- sity Tennis '5O-'5lg Choir '50-'5lg Intramural Football '51-'52p Varsity Rifle Team '51-'52g Hearst Medal '51-'52g Fifth Army Medal '51-'52p Expert Medal '51-'52, Individual State Championship Medal '51-'52g First Place State Championship Medal '5l-'52p Distinguished Rifleman, '51-'52g Second Place Newman Trophy '51-'52, Executive Officer Rifle Team '51-'52g Fourth Plqge Military School Medal 'Sl-'52p N.R.A. Expert Medal '51-'52p Company B '51-'52, Second Place Military School Medal '5l 52: Con- duct Ribbon Group '51-'52g Old Guard '51, '52g Dance Committee '51-'52. LEW W. EHRESMAN 2 Years Low Company A '5O 52g Expert Medal '51g P.F.C. '5lp Radio Clubg Company Track Team '52g Company Softball '5lg N.R.A. Sharpshooter Medal with Nine bar, Expert Medal '52g Sergeant '52g Sergeant First Class '52: Guide of First Platoon: Conduct Ribbon Group '50-'52. CHARLES MORTON FORSTER t Year Thumper Company A '51-'52g lim Brown Pennant '5lg Private First Class '52g Corporal '52g Sergeant '52: Squad Leader '52g First Sergeant '52: Non-Commissioned Officers' Club '52p Honor Board '5lg Conduct Ribbon Group '51-'52y Expert Medal '52g Intramural Softball '52g Intramural Basketball '51-'52g Intramural Football '5lg All-Star Intramural Football '5l. RICHARD VVILLIAM FOSTER 2 Years Dragon Company A 'SU-'52y Intramural Football '50y Intramural All Star Football '50y Masque and Gavel '5Oy National Forensic League '5ly P,F.C. '5ly Assistant Squad Leader '5ly Rifle Team 'Sly N.R.A. Sharp- shooter 'Sly Intramural Basketball '5ly Ex- pertMedal MSI, 'Sly Good Conduct Ribbon 'Sly Varsity Football '5ly Intramural Soh- ball 'Sly Squad Leader 'Sly Supply Serg- eant 'Sly Battalion Staff '51y Sergeant '5ly Platoon Leader, '5ly Sergeant First Class, '5ly Second Lieutenanty Varsity Rifle Team 'Sl-'52y Sword and Shield '52y NRA Expert Rifle Medal, MS II Expert '52y NFL Degree of Honor '52y Varsity H Cluby First Place Dramatic Interpretationy District Speech Contest '52y Track '52, LARRY PAUL GALLAGHER 3 Years Frog Company A '49-'52y Intramural Football '49-'52y Intramural Basketball '49 52y Intra- mural Softball '5O-'52y Band '49-'52y Private First Class '50y Corporal '5Oy Sergeant '50y Sergeant First Class 'Sly Master Sergeant '52y Non-Commissioned Officers Club '51- '52y Conduct Ribbon Group '50-'52y Squad Leader '50-'Sly Glee Club '50-'5ly Honor Card '52y Iron Guard '51y Sharpshooter Medal '5ly Expert Rifleman's Medal '52y Masque and Gavel '50-'5Zy Howe Herald '49-'52y National Forensic League '5O 52y Camera Club '5O 52y Comus Club '51-'52y Sergeant-at-Arms Comus Club '52y National Forensic League Degree of Honor '52y Night at an Inn 'Sly Command Deci- sion '52y Second Lieutenant '52y Assistant Band Commander '52: Sword and Shield '52 Noiii. A. t:RAm, DIR. 3 Years 1lillbilly Company B '49-'S2y Intramural Football '49-'Sly Intramural Softball 'SO5 Reserve Rifle team '-495 Varsity Rifle team 'SO-'S2y Varsity Football 'Sly Reserve Baseball 'Sly N.F,I.. '49y Masque 6 Gavel '49y President A.D.T. 'SO-'Sly Radio Club 'S2y Sword and Shield 'SU-'Sly Varsity H Club 'S2y Stu- dent Council 'SU-'Sly Science Club 'Sly Honor Board 'SO-'Sly Acolyte '49-'S2y Sharpshooter Rifle Medal N.R.A. 'SUy Medal Ranking Cadet, Fourth Form 'SOy Haberly Medal 'SOy Expert Rifle Medal, N.R.A. 'Sly Haberly Medal 'Sly Chemistry Medal 'Sly Chicago Tribune Medal MS-I 'Sly Haberly Medal 'Sly Chemistry Medal 'Sly Medal Ranking Cadet, Fifth Form 'Sly Science Medal 'S2y P.F.C. '49y Corporal 'SOy Serg- eant '5Uy Captain Company Commander 'Sl-'S2. JACK YV. HAIRE 4 Years Ulliamoml lark Lower School '47-'4By Lower Varsity Foot- ball, Basketball, Baseball '47-'48y Choir '47-'48y Star List '47-'48y Conduct Ribbon Group '47-'48y Company A '48-'49, 'SU- 'Sly Intramural Football '48-'SOy Freshman Basketball '48-V197 Varsity Baseball '49-'S2y Corporal 'Sly Sergeant 'Sly Sergeant First Class 'Sly Color Guard 'SO-'Sly lntramural Basketball 'SO-'Sly Conduct Ribbon Group 'SO-'S2: Sharpshooter Riflemen's Medal 'Sl-'S2y N. C. O. Club 'Sly Commencement Dance Committee 'Sly Command Decision 'Sly Honor Card Group 'Sl-'S2y Second Lieutenant 'Slc Captain 'Sly Major 'Sl-'S2y Ccmus Club 'S2y National Forensic League 'SO-'S2. President, Sword and Shield 'Sl-'S2y Cc-Fditor, Tatler 'Sl,'S2y Presidervy Varsity Club 'Sl-'S2y Varsity Football 'Sly ln- tramural Basketball 'Sl-'S2 Old Guard 'Sl-'S2y lim Ercwn Pennant '48: First Pla:-e Original Gratory Indiana State Tea- cners College 'Sly First Place Original Ora- tory Howe Invitational Speech Meet 'SQ- Firs' Place Original Orafzry District Contest ,KZ Q 'K' 'Q ERNEST VVALTER IBBOTSON 6 Years Ibby Lower School '46-'47g Knick Football: Sergeant: Fourth Place All Achievement Medal: Choir '46-'5I: C Company '48- '52g P.F.C. '5Oy Corporal '5Oy Sergeant '5l: Second Lieutenant '52g Intramural Football All-Star Team Member B League '48g Intramural Basketball, All-Star Team Mem- ber C Leaque '49p Track '49-'50: Fresh- man-Sophomore Football '49g Reserve Bas- ketball '50g Varsity Football '5Ug Intramural Basketball '5l-'52g Varsity Cross-Country '5lg Varsity Track '51-'52g Expert Rifleman Medal '49-'52g Good Conduct Group '46-'527 National Forensic League '48-'527 Com- mand Decision 'Sly National Thespian So- ciety '52g Masque and Gavel '52g Sword and Shield Club '52g Camera Club Presi- dent '5Ip Science Club '5lg Varsity H Club '51-'52p Iron Guard Commander '51g Vice-President VI-IC '52p Alpha Delta Tau 'SZQ Acolyte '46-'52g Old Guard '51-'52y Old Guard Commander '5Zg Herald Photoqraph- er '52. BILL M. JACKSON 4 Years Saw Company C '48-'52g Band, Intramural Basketball and Softball '48-'5Ig Most Earn- est Endeavor medal '5Og Corporal '5Ug Conduct Group '50-'5lp Sergeant 'Sly Expert Rifle '49-'52p Second Lieutenant '52. STVART G. JONES 2 Years Prcarh1'r Company A , Intramural Football '50: All Star team, '50: Intramural Basketball '51-'52, Intramural Track '51-'52, Varsity Football '51, Varsity Club '52, Expert Rifleman's Medal '5l7 Acolyte, '50-'5lp P.F.C. '51, Corporal '5lp Sharpshootefs Medal, '52, Sergeant '52, Squad Leader '5l-'52, Conduct Ribbon qroup, '50-'52: Supply Sergeant, '52, SETH ROBERT KEASEY 3 Years 'Big Bob Intramural Football '49, '50, '5lp Intramural Basketball '49, '50, '51, Intramural Softball '50, '51, Varsity Baseball '52, Merit and Honor Deqrees N.F.L.g Sergeant, Squad Leader '50-'51, First Lieutenant Executive Officer B Company, '51-'52, Member of Band '51-'52: Conduct Ribbons '5l-'52: Ex- pert Rifleman 'Sl-'52, Officers' Club '51-'52. THOMAS C. KEIFER 2 Years ' Keifu Company C g Intramural Football, Basket- ball, Track '50-'52g Varsity Equipment Manager '51-'52g P.F.C. '5ly Sergeant '5Ig Supply Sergeant 'Sly Varsity I-I Club '52g Color Guard: Sharpshooter's Medal '52g Conduct Ribbon Group. DAVE KENNEDY 6 Years Squirrel Lower School '46-'48p Company C 48352: Intramural Football '48-'5Og Freshman-Soplr omore Football '49g Freshman-Sophomore Basketball '5Ug Varsity Tennis '50-'5Zy Sharpshooter Medal '48y Expert Medal '51, '52g N.F.L. '50-'52g Intramural Basketball '50-'52g Commencement Dance Committee '5l7 Iron Guard 'Sly Secretary Senior Class '51-'52g Sword and Shield '51-'52g Old Guard '50-'52. JOHNNY L. KERRIEGAN 6 Years 'No.rv Company C '48-'52y Reserve Football '48: Freshman Basketball '49g Reserve Football '49g Reserve Basketball '5Og Old Guard '51- '52g Expert Rifleman medal '50-'5l-'52g N. F. L. '52y Varsity Football '51-'52p Varsity Basketball 'Sl-'52y P.F.C. '5Og Sergeant First Class '5l-'52p Founder's Day Dance Com- mittee '5lg Commencement Dance Commit- tee '5lg N.C.O. Club '51-'52g Basketball Captain '52. GEORGE FRI-INGI-LR LISLI2 4 Years ll'l1o Flungf' Lower School '47-'48p Knick, Choir, Mc- Kenzie Literary Society, P.F.C. Company A '48-'50, '51-'52: Intramural Softball Champion Team '49q Varsity Wrestling '48- '52g Sharpshooter Medal: Conduct Ribbon Group '49-'5Og Third Place Northern Indiana Wrestling '49e'50p P.F.C. '49g Intramural Football All Star Team '5lp Old Guard, Varsity H Club, P.F.C.: Corporal: Serg- eantg Sergeant First Class: Second Lieutene ant '5l 52y Sword and Shieldp Fourth Place Northern Indiana Wrestling '51-'52g Expert Medal: Conduct Ribbon Group '51-'52: Hon- or Card Group '49-'5Ug Company Track Team '52, ad s. J. MATCHETT IV: Years Vampire Company '50-'52y Intramural Basket- ball '50-'5ly Intramural Softball '5ly Tennis '5ly Intramural Basketball 'Sl-'52y Intra- mural Softball '52y N.F.L. '51-'52y Conduct Ribbon Group '50-'52y Iim Brown Pennant 'Sly Corporal '5ly Sergeant '51. M. CLARK MCCUTCHEON 4 Years 'Bug Company A '48-'5ly Battalion Staff '51- '52y Band '48-'52y Corporal '5Oy Sergeant '5ly Sergeant First Class '5ly Master Serg- eant '5ly Second Lieutenant '52y Intramu- ral Football '48, '5O-'52y Intramural Basket- ball '48-'52y Intramural Softball '49-'5ly Frosh-Soph Football '49y Reserve Basketball '5Oy Tennis '52y Sergeant-at-Arms Sopho- more Class '49-'5Oy Sports Editor Herald '50-'Sly Editor-in-Chief Herald '51-'52y Com- us Club '50-'52y President Comus Club '51- '52yAlpha Delta Tau '52y National Forensic Leaque '48-'52: Sports Editor Tatler '52y Quill and Scroll '51-'52y Student Council '51-'52y Old Guard '51-'52y Glee Club '48- '50y Sword and Shield '52y Conduct Ribbon Group '51-'52y Honor Card Group '51-'52y Iron Guard '5ly Expert Rifleman's Medal '50y First Place Dramatic Interpretation B. S. T. C. 'Sly First Place Dramatic Interpreta- tion Howe Invitational '52y Thunder Rock '5Oy The Devil and Daniel Webster 'Sly HMS Pinafore 'Sly Command Decision 'Sly The Mikado '52. JACK C. IVICKEE 4 Years Ripplr5 Company C '48-'52y Intramural Football '48g Intramural Basketball '48-'49y Intra- mural Softball '49y Intramural Football '49y Reserve Basketball '49-'SUy Intramural Soft- ball 'SOy Expert Rifleman's Medal 'SOy P.F. C, 'SUy Corporal '5Oy Intramural Basketball 'SO-'Sly Varsity Tennis 'Sly Iron Guard '5ly Sergeant 'Sly Guidon Bearer 'SO-'Sly Hos- pital Serqeant 'SO-'Sly Expert Ftifleman's Medal 'Sly Intramural Football '5ly Sera- eant First Class 'Sly Non-Commissioned Officers Club '51-'52y Intramural Basket- ball '5l-'5Zy Intramural Softball 'S2y Na- tional Forensic Leaaue '52y Battalion Staff '52y Old Guard '52y Expert Rifleman's Med- al '52, ROY C. MERCER 2 Years Iron Jafw Company B 'SD-'52y Cross Country '5Oy W'restlinq '50-'Sly Track 'Sly Captain Var- sity Cross Country 'Sly Varsity Wrestlinq 'Sl-'S2y P.F.C. 'Sly Corporal '5ly Sergeant 'Sly Second Lieutenant 'Sly lim Brown Pennant 'SOy Best Posture Medal 'Sly Out- standing First Year Cadet Medal 'Sly Var- sity H Club 'S2y Alpha Delta Tau '5ly Science Club 'SU-'Sly Acolyte 'SO-'Sly Her- ald Staff 'Sl-'S2y Iron Guard 'Sly National Forensic League 'SO-'S2y Expert Rifleman's Medal 'S2y Conduct Ribbon Group 'SO-'52y Sword and Shield '5l4'S2y Honor Board 'Sl- '52. ROBERT XV. MILLAUER 2 Years Hob Company '50, '52, Intramural Tennis, '50, '51, Rifle team, '50, '51, Intramural Softball, '51, '52, P.F.C., '5l, Sergeant, '51, Intramural Basketball, '51, '52, Expert Rifleman's Medal, '51, '52, Non-Commis sioned Officers Club, '51, '52. VVILLIAM CARNE PHELPS, AIR. 1 Years Bill A Company, Intramural Football '51, Radio Club '5lA'52, Rifle Team Manager '52, Debate Team, N.F.I..., Company Clerk '52, Sharpshootefs Medal, Intramural Track '52, Intramural Softball '52. l'lRl'C'lf LI-115 POVVIERS I 6 Years Sleijvfvfr Lower School '46-'48, White Basketball, Football and Softball, Varsity Football and Varsity Baseball, Guidon Bearer, Mail Boy, and Corporal '47, Company C '48-'57, Intramural Football '48, Intramural Basket- ball '49, Intramural Softball '49, Freshman, Sophomore Football '49, Intramural Basket- ball '50, Intramural Softball '50, Intramural Football '50, Intramural Basketball '51, ln- tramural Softball '5l, Varsity Football '5l, Intramural Basketball '52, Varsity Tennis '52, Marksman '50, Expert '51-'52, P,F.C. '52, Old Guard, Iron Guard '5l, Glee Club '48-'5l, Choir '46-'51, Guidon Bearer '52, Speech '51-'52. JAMES C. PVTMAN 312 Years Put A Company '49-'5l, Battalion Staff '5l- '52, Intramural Basketball '49-'52, Intra- mural Football '50-'5l, Reserve Track '50, N.F.L. '50, Masque G Gavel '5l, Comus Club '5l, Vice-President Comus Club '5l- '52, National The-spxans '5l, Deqree of Hon- or N,F.l.,. '52, President of Non-Com's Club '5l-'52, Battalion Sergeant Mazor '5l-'52, Herald Staff '50-'52, Co-editor af TATLEP. '52, Aoolyte '50-'52, Member S1 Vincent's Guild '50, I-lead Server '51-'52, Sharpshoot- er Medal MS2 '52, Iron Guard '51, Con- duit Ribbon Group '50, Honor Card Win- ner '52, Christian Courtesy Medal '5l, Class Decorating Committees '50-'5l, P. F. C. '50, Corporal '53, Sergeant '5l, Sergeant First Class '52, Thunder Rack' '50, The Devil and Daniel '.'.7ebster '5l, A Niaht H At an Inn '51, Ccmmana Decision SI. PETER H. ROGNLIE 6 Years Pete Lower School '46-'48, Best Drilled Cadet, Father Iennings Medal, tumbling and trampoline, Corporal, B Company, '48- '5l, Honor Card winner '48-'52, Conduct Ribbon list '48-'52, Member of the Old Guard, ISOI-I CScience Clubl, Camera Club, Sword G Shield tSecretaryl, Chicago Tri- bune Award '49, Corporal '49, Sergeant '50, Lieutenant and Captain 'Sl-'52, Most Eanest Endeavor Medal '50, Sharpshooters Medal '49-'52, Intramural Softball winners '48-'51, Intramural Basketball '48-'50, Var- sity Tennis '52, Battalion Staff, Adjutant '51-'52, Iron Guard '51, Acolyte '47-'52, Business Manager of Tatler. JOHN VV. RITSSERT 5 Years The Gfrmn Lower School '47-'48, Lower Varsity Foot- ball, Basketball, Baseball '47-'48, P.F.C. Class '48, Star List, '47-'48, Conduct Ribbon group '47-'48, Neatest Cadet Medal, Boxing Medal. Company C '48-'52, '50-'51 P.F.C., Intramural Football, Freshman Basketball, Reserve Varsity Baseball, lim Brown Pen- nant, Sergeant at Arms of Freshman Class, Conduct Ribbon Group. '49-'50 Corporal, Varsity Football, Track, Reserve Basket- ball: National Forensic League, Vice-Presi- dent Sophomore Class, Sharpshooters Med- al, Conduct Ribbon group, Mother's Day Dance Committee, '50-'5l, Sergeant, Varsity Basketball, Old Guard, Vice-President Iun- ior Class, Conduct Ribbon Group, Sharp- shooters Medal, Commencement Dance Committee, Iron Guard, Student Council, Non-Commissioned Officers Club, 'Sl-'52, Sergeant First Class, Second Lieutenant Company Varsity Wrestling, Track, Conduct Ribbon group, Expert Rifleman Medal, Chairman Founders Day Dance, Member Varsity I-l Club, Sword Gnd Shield: Honor Board, Vice-President Senior Class, Degree of Honor in Speech, Serg- eant-at-Arms of Old Guard, Student Coun- cil. JANIES F. SANDFORD 6 Years Eddif Company A g White, Lower Schoolg Mc- Kenzie Literary Society: Sword and Shield Club: lron Guard '5lg Intramural Football '48-'49p President of Radio Club '50-'527 Expert Rifle Medal '50-'52g Alpha Delta Tau '52g Distinguished Rifle's Medal '52g Var- sity Reserve Football '50-'5lp Honor Guard Group '50-'52: Captain Varsity Rifle Team '5l-'52g Par Award '50-'5lg Choir '48g In- tramural Baseball '48-'52g P.F.C. '50y Cor- poral 50 Sergeant 5l Sergeant First Class 51 Second Lieutenant 52 NICK J STAMAS 4 Xears Coon Company C 48 52 Intamural Football 48 Freshman Basketball 49 Intramural Track 48 50 Freshman Sophomore Foot ball 49 Freshman Sophomore Basketball 50 Varsity Track 5152 Sharpshooters Medal 50 51 52 Nat1onalForens1c League 50 52 Science Club 5l 52 Varsity Foot Private First Class 5l Corporal 51 S rgeant 5l Conduct Ribbon Group 51 52 Sergeant First Class 51 Founders Day Dance Committee 5l Commencement Dance Committee 51 Iron Guard 51 Sergeant at Arms 5l 52 Master Sergeant 52 NCO Club 52 Wrestling Captain 52 AthletrcCounc1l 52 Ass1stantBus1ness Manager latler 52 Old Guard 52 First Wrestling Sectronals Fourth State Wrest ing ball :5l-'52g varsity wfestrtnq '51-'52-g 15 . ' RICHARD BYRD TAYLOR 2 Years Byrd A Company '50-'52g Intramural Football '5Op All-Star Team in Football '5Og Intra- mural Basketball 'SO-'Sly Intramural Soft- ball '5l-'52y Varsity Football '5lg Conduct Ribbon Groupg Varsity Clubp Varsity Basketball '51-'52g Corporal '5lg Squad Leader '52p lim Brown Pennant '5Oq Color Guard '51-'5Z: Marksman Medal '51-'52p Acting Supply Sergeant '5lp Acting Platoon Leader '51, RAYMOND EARLE VON STEINEN 3 Years Jon Company A '49-'52g lim Brown Pennant '49: Reserve Rifle Team '5Op Private First Class '5Og Corporal '5Oy Intramural Softball '50-'52g Intramural Football 'SO7 All Star Intramural Football team '5U7 Sergeant '5Op Sergeant First Class 'Slg Non-Commissioned Officers Club '5lg Camera Club '50-'517 Reserve Wrestling '5lg Varsity Football '5l: Captain '51-'52p Company Commander 'Sl-'52g Varsity Wrestling '52p Sectional State Wrestling Meet '52' Sword G Shield Wrestlmg Championship '52g Second Place '51-'52g Honor Board '51-527 Student Count cil 'Sl-'52g Iron Guard '5l: Conduct Ribbon Group '49-S27 Expert Medal '51-'52g Varsity H Club '52. RICHARD S. VVEBSTIER 3 Year, Too Formal Company B '49-'52g Intramural Football '49-'52g Champion Softball, Intramural '49- 'SI7 Wrestling '49-'5lg Reserve Football '52: National Forensic League '51-'52y Conduct Group '51-'52g P.F.C. '49-'5Og Sergeant '50- '5lp First Lieutenant '51-527 Rifle Sharp- shooter '5lg Expert '52g I.S.O.H. Club '5l: Band '49-'52p Band Commander '52p Sword and Shield '52g Iron Guard: Secretary Class 'Sl JACK VVlI.LIAlVIS l1'2 Years lf'iI1i1 ' Company A '51-'52p Intramural Basket- ball 'Sly Intramural Softball 'Sly Intramural Football 'Sly Intramural All-Star Football Team 'Sly Varsity Basketball '527 Sergeant First Class '52: Platoon Sergeant '5lg Var- sity Baseball '52p Acting First Sergeant '5l. Zfwww of 1752 lt was the year l946 The Howe Happy Day School a fashronable country FSSOTT founded TO develop fme Ciuahttes rn tw1sted young men was flounsh IHQ Sm1leY Bouton noted authortty on chrld guldance and monetary procurement was srttmg rn h1s offrce one fall day when a great ruckus d1sturb ed hrs rever1e L1ttle d1d he know that the Howe Happy Day School was about to enter 1nto 1ts Era of Trlumph The f1rst of the Class of l952 had arr1ved Outsrde the Admrmstratton Burldmg stood a beam1ng curly headed l1ttle fellow casually bash1ng the door down w1th a monstrous steel trunk Yes Tom Cappas was destmed to become known as the 1llustr1ous Great B1g Man and leader of the lnfamous Syndtcate No sooner had thrs formldable Cherub left for the Lower Barracks when the shaken adv1sor notrced a huge hulk pass 1ng beneath hrs wrndow Frve' mlnutes later Iohn Kerregan came 1nto vlew reglstered sneezed and left the smoldermg rums to follow Cappas A few days later Mr lbbotson arrrved to take over the Chapel organ followed closely by Ltttle 44 who 1mmed1ately p oceeded to snap plctures of the plush lay out for a ptctorral report to Life magaz1ne Smrley ass1sted by ACl1V1l19S Drrector Merrttt persuaded lbby lr to put away hrs camera and corne to Howe A few mlnutes later a large srlver space shtp was seen settl1ng to the earth behlnd the gym lt was Pet Rognlre who had dlsowned the populace of Mars and had declded to Joln the playboy roster at the Happy Day School lt wasnt long before Dave Kennedy and Bruce Powers appeared at the Ad Bulldlng offermg therr tenms ab1lt1es 1n return for a SIX year vacat1on at the pleasant httle country resort Ed Sandford pulled up at the clubhouse after commg all the way from the Aragon Ballroom 1n Cleveland accompanred by a servant who was luggrng two trunks full of rad1o tubes wlres and assorted nuts and bolts ln 47 three more promrsrng young men who were to be leaders among the ehte arrrved lack Harre l952 s MaJor and rank1ng cadet left the dynarnrc httle town of Buchd Oh1O to come to Howe and Iohn Russert sprmted all the way from nerghbortng Elyr1a followed by hordes of screammg women George Llsle bolted from the lmper1al Court 1n Tokyo when he read the allurlng adver ttsements drstrrbuted by publtc re-latlons ln the fall of l948 Bug McCutcheon was passrng through w1th a troupe of wanderrng mrnstrels when he nottced a happy group of Happy Day boys leav1ng for a crulse 1n the Carlbbean and declded to Jorn them He was greet ed w1th outstretched palms along wrth Ted Chames who had Just been caught r1d1ng the rods of the Punkrn V1ne Specral and thrown off At thrs same trme Scav lackson showed up with a gultar under one arm and a Jug of Joy JUICE under the other Scav s dreams were reallzed rn 52 when the Tw1l1ght Tr1o the celebrated Howe pop combo was orgamzed composed of Scav Drck Webster and Std Blllett The next to Joln the carefree gathering at the Howe Happy Day School was Babe Carlson who was applylng for the Job of s1ng1ng warter The Babe was the answer to Mr Haggertys prayers and the two became fast frrends at once ln Fhnt M1ch1gan Mother McKee nottced an ad m the papers requesttng a Jolly matron for the Battallon Staff and hopped the frrst plan to our raptdly developrng pleasure resort promrslng through a ve1l of tears to wrtte Ieanette every day Seekmg refuge from a lynchmg party Nrck Stamas ducked 1nto the Q M Frfteen mrnutes later Nrck emerged wtth two cartons of statlonery srxteen boxes of talcum powder and a dazzlmg new Howe un1form In Ianuary of 49 Ilm Putman stopped IH whrle on a srght seemg tour and was lured mto staymg by the strrkrng campus scene and stlmulatmg lndlana clrmate On one fme fall afternoon ID 1949 a scholarly look1ng young fellow f ' 1 - .. . 11 . 11 - 1 . 11 . 11 , . . - 1 I -f1 1 ' I - 1 . 1 . . . 11 . 11 1 1 . 11 . 11 . . - 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 11 . 1 11 . . . v- - , K . . . . 11 . 11 . . .. - 1 1 1 - - 1 . 9 , .. , . 1 1 1 I I 1 . . 1 1 . . . . 1 . . . - 1 1 1 1 1 , . 11 11 . . 1 1 1 ' I 11 11 . . . . . . I . 11 1 11 . . 1 . . . 1 . 1 . 11 11 . 1 1 1 , . 11 11 . . 1 . . . 11 11 1 . . , - 1 1 1 9 1 1 1 n 1 ' 1 . 1 - - I H I 1 1 . . . - 1 1 tr1pped over the Welcome mat outs1de Smrley s off1ce occup1ed wrth a ten foot sl1deru1e and a large phys1cs manual Ever SIHCS then Noel Grady has been trytng to account sc1ent1f1ca1ly for h1s enrollment at Howe and eventual pos1t1on of Ftrst Man of B Company As Noel left the offlce Smlley turned to fmd a gr1nn1ng musclebound young man advancrng toward h1m 1n the standard wrestlmg pose Th1nk1ng qu1ck1y Snnley parned wrth a pen and contract and Ioe von Sternen became a member of the Howe clxque loe IS now A Company commander and placed second 1n the state wrest11ng f1nals Dtck Webster Paul Gallagher and Bob Keasey read of the w1dely celebrated Howe Ph1lharmon1c Orchestra conducted by Maestro Leopold L1ngkowsk1 and appeared Just 1n tlme for the fall season at the Happy Dell shell The last to show up 1n 1949 was Chuck Brrch fresh from the Brazthan Jungles The f1rst to arr1ve rn the fall of 1950 was Carburetor Kelfer who was represent1ng a Dayton hot rod repalr flrm Keri drdnt succeed IH shackllng Btg hm s l1mous1ne but was 1mmed1ately asslgned to the ma1ntenance crew headed by superv1sor Squeaky Bd Breese and Bob M11lager were the next to come and after parklng the1r Cadlllac moved 1nto the B Company bar racks Dlck Foster made the 230 mlle Jaunt from Euc11d Oh1o carrylng a fly rod over h1s shoulder and leadtng Clarence the Dragon on a leash A few days later Roy Mercer clanked 1nto the clubhouse rec1t1ng Macbeth accompan1ed by Byrd Taylor The Byrd went 1nto A Company and has become noted as a leadxng radlcal 1n current Happy Day pol1t1cal scandals Lew that Stat1on HOWE needed a new techn1c1an he unpacked h1s knapsack and settled down to stay The last to arnve 1n the fall of 50 was Reverend lerry Iones leadrng an overflowlng congregat1on of converts The deeply plous lones sent h1s tollowlng on to Fort Wayne and marched onto the Howe campus searchmg for lost souls At m1d year Ilm Matchett wandered tn and as soon as he encountered lack he lost h1s long flaxen locks to the 1nexorable barber s cltppers A loud blast of rhythmlc accord1on mus1c preceded the comlng of S1d B1llett who 1mmed1ately compared notes w1th Webster and Iackson and the Twxllght Tr1o was complete and proceeded to develop tts flne If putat1on IU the area Act1v1t1es Dlrector Merrltt doubllng as scout dlscovered Blg lack W1ll1ams IH a Mlchtgan basketball tournament and 1mmed1ately slgned h1m up to play for the Happy Day qumt lack was an lnstant h1t and h1s n1ne feet of hoop talent were used to the gr atest extent by the fabulous Coach Dav1s who sald Th1s boy w11l make htstoryl Last fall the last of the Class of 1952 made 1lS appearance at Howe Whlle fleelng from Mlchael one day Smxley ran 1nto Mort Forster and B111 Phelps who were h1tch h1k1ng along Hlghway 9 Smlley p1cked the boys up and before they knew 1t they were duly enrolled members of the Howe Happy Day school And so the Class of 1952 was complete and entered upon 1ts last vear at Howe lntent upon establlshlng a credltable record whlch they d1d wrthout a doubt After several hundred words of Jest and folly we would l1ke to add a few vestlges of senous thought We of the Class of 1952 would l1ke to gtve thanks We thank our parents who gave us the opportunlty to matrlculate at Howe and we thank the admlnlstratlon for bolsterxng our educahon so We Ve had good hours and we ve had bad hours at Howe dur1ng the last SIX years and we ve loved every mlnute of those hours lt's been wonderful Howe and we dont emoy leav1ng but we know that we ve been fully prepared to face the troubled world that x1sts today I v II - I ll 1 I - . , ' 1 . , , I . , . I L A. 1 ' I I I 5 1 1 u ll Il A 1 I Il II I I n . 5 A-In 1 II II A I - I I l I I I . . Ehresman soon reached Howe after hiking for 60 days, and when he learned - - - I , . I -. I . I I 1 , , D . V I , I . ll I ll 1 u 5 , . , , 1 ' ' I I I I ' , , , , . . e ' . ,4 Seam Dag 5 5 32 5 32V2 5 42 5 45 5 50 6 00 6 5 6 6 62 628 29 630 700 7 0 7 7 4 806 7 82 8 850 900 90 95 9 8 950 951 Q65 858 1002 1008 1004 1056 Sun rises upon another busy day at Howe lndiana weather proceeds to take initiative sun leaves picture Putman tiptoes out oi staff door on way to chapel Putman tloored rn tracks Boanlie arrives trom niqht visit to Mars in preparation tor term paper History is made as sun appears briefly Everything returns to nornal sun disaop ar and quiet reiqns First call blows Grady and Mercer trampled on stairs to washroom Hustlina non coms assist remains ot Grady and Mercer Bail yanks strinqs Ioseph nits tloor with aqonized expression Forster polishes intercom Brotinq underclassmen rouse Beady Eyes from tussle with Dragon Bipples fights way into phone booth Gaspinq for breath Blpples inquires about dress Brpples is stuck Breese attempt to raise tlaq is hoisted to halt mast Corps flocks into March lnn Webster passes out as Carlson is viewed cartinq 42 milks to statt table Hook intervenes 1-look s table cfairs 42 milks Twitch spies Diamond lack writing daily scroll to Nan in study hall lack throws off persuasion to study American monetary status Powers displays royal flush in Butt Boom card game Mealy Mouth enters 15 not impressed Offending cadets return to rooms Mealy Mouth deals out hand of solrtarre Bug and Slater wrestle over French assrqnnient Dandy Dickman notices Gappas tlippinq coin in tudy hall to deter mine whether to take Bess or lanny to dance Dandy advises him to ask Search party comprrsed o l-laire Russert and lbbot on combs coun tryside for Tinqley who has failed to appear at school Searchers find Tinqley at nome in bath tub muttering Great Scott where am l'? Kerreaan and Stamas find out from Bay Babe hat Sophocles was a Greek orator Kerreqan and Stamas make a bee line for library Mercer and Bay Babe tiqht over who is to r cite Macbeth Birnam Wood comes to Dunsinane Bay Babe aoes through window Mercer retains title Bruni blows his nos Willtarns carrres Bundell back inside Williams receives red conduct ribbon Ehresman and Sandford contact l-long Konq A.M. :80 ' , 5:31 ' f ' ' 5 ' . 6:01 ' f ' ' I . . l :l ' ' 5 ' ' ' ' ' ' . :l ' . : ,0 ' ' , c - . ' . 6: ' , ' ' ' 1 . :l ' .I in :l3 - ' ' ' ' . :l ' 5 ' ' V, ' i ' . 7:40 Billett, Chames, and Keasey retire behind cloud of nicotine. 8:0 ' s ' . : 9 ' ' ' . 230 - Q ' 4 7 , 8:31 ' 7 '- :0 ' ' fe -ef -. :l , '. t ' , , s , - :l ' ' 1 , ' , ' , H , 1? ca? Nff J Yee fag NN fy ggi wig JM. iff X E , fgx QE' aw :lg 51yJWxM fx P 4L!mNS'w Z2????ggQjlQQlLj k?Q N 0 QM? M X K Qpfx Y ml T XUQLLQM Z TG Sw tk I W 'HK L -i0wA:i ,A f K . j 2, Q: 5 K 1 sveggg, , ' . xx Q 3 'I . N Q-ff? 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C A W4 ff 74a 66444 S d Brllett Charles Blrch Ed Bree e Torn Cappas Carl Carlson Ted Charnes Lew Ehresman Charles Forster Drck Eos er Paul Callaaher Noel Grady lr lack 1-larre Walter lbbotson B111 lackson Stuart lones Bob Keasey Dave Kennedy lohn Kerreqan George Lrsle hm Matchett Bob Mrllaqer Roy Mercer Clark McCutcheon lack McKee B111 Phelps Bruce Powers hm Putman Pete Roqnlre lohn Russert lames Sandford Nrck Stamas Rrchard Taylor Earle von Sternen Drck Webster lack W1111arns 4,4 7?52 3424 Erqht Street Wyandotte Mrchrqan 1033 Patrrck Street Elrnt 4 Mrchrqan Venedocra Ohro 1714 136th Street East Chrcaao lndrana 3400 Carnbrrdqe Road Detrort 21 M1ch1aan 1000 Southwest Av nue Iackson Mrchrgan 922 Robert Avenue South Bend 15 lndrana 3785 Cumberland Berkley Mrchrqan 61 East 214th Street Euchd 23 Ohro 509 North Mara Street Pauldrnq Ohto 806 Reba Place Evanston 1111no1s 50 Lake Edge Drfve Euclrd 23 Ohro Howe lndrana Bradford Woods Penn 212 Carson Street Las Veaas Nevada Centervrlle Mrchrqan 22828 Garfreld Avenue St Clarr Shores Mlchrqan 410 C1nc1nnat1 Street Dayton Ohro 943 North Alameda Las Cruces New Mexrco 15374 Artesran Rosedale Park Detrort 23 M1ch1qan 120 Wes Marne Ottawa Ohro 276 Enurnens Blvd Wyandotte Mrchrqan Cambrldqe Blvd Pleasant Rrdqe Mrchrqan 326 Welch Blvd Elrnt 1V11ch1-gan 735 Thatcherak Rrver Forest 1111no1 27874 Bretton Wooos Royal Oak Mlchrqan 16545 Mendota Street Detroft 21 Mlchrqan 831 West Farnum Royal Oak Mlchrqan 200 Colurnbra Avenue Elyrla Ohlo 17800 A111en Avenue Cleveland Ohro 1437 Myott Avenue Rockford 1111no1s 16 6 Crooks Road Royal Oak Mrchrqan 4236 Glendale Detrolt 4 116 West Taylor Street Elrnt 148 North Seath Street Adnan Mlchrqan Mlchrqan Mlchrqan .1 ' ........ ......... ........... . A , ' ' I . ......................... 1 I 1, I , A I s. . ' ' ........................, sq , I , I rs! 1 , . . . .. 0 I I I - ........... , ...... s , , ' . .............. .. ........ , , I I . 4 ,, . . L .................. .. .......... f.. , X N , . . 4 . . , . ............................ , , Tom Keifer ................. .......... 3550 Shroyer Road, Dayton 8' Ohio 1. .............. I , , I , I 1 . , . . ..........,............. ., , I I ............121o ' ' , ' ' I ......-n-....-...g.-we I 1 I 1 1 I I .., .................... ... , 1 1 I ' ............... . ...... 1C , f ' ' In .......-......-....-.u I I l I I LIWVA dw C 1 Qi. 53 C 0. 440 1 L. ' 1 :mince Seated tlett to riqhtli Reith, Courirn, Seibold F., Dollds, Lynch First row stdndinq: McFctdden, McLoughlin, Shumcin, Copp, Srnock, Merritt, Foster I. B. Arbough, Kohl, Mclrmis Second row stdndinq: Robinson, Stoio, Bainbridge, Mctlmberq, Gdrrison, I-less, Priest Duley, Johnson A. H., Longwell Third row stdndinq: Leavenworth, Kilgore, Burke, Lozen, Gdiser, Forsyth B. N., Franklin Lloyd, Pierce, Green, Schurz Fourth row stondinq: Hart, Schlcrtter, Smith F. C., Tecrford L., Fonveille, Goetz, Colemon Weiss, Kcxlec, Harmon President .... .... D ollos Vice-President . . ..--- Courim Secretory .... . . .SeibOld, F. Treasurer ...... ..... L Y1'1Cl'1 Sergeant-oct-Arms . . - . .Beith Seated tloft to riqhtl: Seaqer, Bcuton, Neidballa, Chafee First row tstandxnqlz Forsyth BI., Gove, Biddle, Cody' Oocrhn, Moskiiez Fifinecke iNray, Weida, Denham Second row: Marsh, Brown DC., Vtfiles, Steers, Smith JP., Case, Brown I. A., Astrorn Pre-dericks, Moore Third row: Iackson, Donkin., Nace, Miller, Maier, Lintz, Iones, RL., Schaefer, Cornish Marque, Leason Fourth row: Keilett, Woifrurn, Rogers Lipl-ce, Kirk, Carkhufr, Ganz, Eqy, W'e e' Schwartz I. President ...... Vice-President . . . Secretary .... Treasurer ...... Sergeant-at-Arms . . . . .Bouon Neidloalia . . .Seager . . .Steers . .Chaffee 7 ir A . . ,V ' f v ' - t i Seated fleft to riqhtl: lohnson D. E., Storer T., Seibold C. First row Cstandinqlz Sloan, Curtis, Russell, Huntley, Shedd, Arliskas, Vanis, Schulz Grathwohl, Peterson, Thomas l. Second row: Andreotf, Early, McCullough, Porter, Bayer, Schleicher, Corrado, Hinkley Beaver Third row: Denton, Wadswortn, Gordon, Whelan, Swanson, Lockart, Schwartz H., Fox Prescott, Roqnlie E. Fourth row: Schlacht, Nagy, Wheelock, Boelke, Beckley, Teaford T., Stocks, Beck Moelinq, Freeland, Kimbrough President ..... . . .Storer, T. Vice-President . . . ....... Kerr Secretary .... ..... S eibold, C. Treasurer ....... . . Johnson, D. E. Sergeant-at-Arms . . ...... Peterson Q ----- ............ +- First row Cleft to rightl: Gore, Hemans, Cole, Thomas D., Phares, Bailey, Thomas RE., Carek, Ballinger, Fielding R. Second row: Grissom, Dryden, Amold, Malchesl-21, Noble, Weyand, Sproull, Wood VV., Metcalfe Third row: Iohnsen A. K., Higley, Pierce W. H., Bishop, Pennrich, Emschwiller, Pereira This year, as they emerge from the Lower School, marks the beginning of a new phase in the lives of these young cadets. Next year, they will enter the Upper School for which they have been Well prepared during their years in the Lower. 4 04664 , 1. f Qs A 'W' ffiif-. ,, ii li: ?5s' First row tleft to rightlz Edgeit, Boysel, Merrick, Barnes, Orwig, Bradstoclc, Warner, Davison, Hill, Radake Second row: Wade, Storer YV., Hallberg, Williamson, Brown R. E., Bancroft, Pettine, Harding, Partridge This group of cadets will next Pall become the leaders of the Lower School. As such, they will find that both their responsibilities and their privileges will be greater than heretofore. The school will look for great things from these boys next year. 561:16 ' 'S' Q 1 - A ' RJ . ,X . w Hr' U -I ..... ,..e' . A.. ' ' - . First row llett to rightl: Fielding l., Schindler, Wood FI., Terrell D., lvlclfate, Haberly, Ross, Longdyke, Seeley, Sublett Second row: Arliskas A., Burger VV., Rayrner, Eloerlin, Bell, Thomas Fl. L., Baugli, Schroeder, Beard Climbing rapidly up the scale through the grades, these boys will be entering whai is the equivalent of Junior high school next year. Next year will then be a critical year for them as those in charge of the Lower School watch for qualities of leadership which begin to emerge, W up 3 ft ...lv ,,,,L. 432 1 v4-3' i.,,.. if s lif- wi ' if , ,MW wx -r ..l...s,,,. V wr First row lleft to riqhilz Hoel, Terre-l M., Strutzel, Rus2, Rollert, McCall, Porter Second row: Goff, Burger R., Gallagher T., Tharpe Though the small boys of the school, these young cadeis are or manly group. They, in spite of their years, have begun to learn the Valuable lessons of discipline and co-operative living which will be invaluable in years to come. lawn 7?57 52 Mxlxtary The Cadets of Company L can be very proud of themselves th1s year because they have worked very hard throughout the year to rmprove Cadet Captarn Phares was an excellent company commander and was arded by capable offrcers Cadets Frrst Lt Metcalfe Hemans Carek and Cadet Second Lt Thomas BE The non commrssroned offrcers Sergeants lfc Edgett Storer W and Sergeant Wood W were earnest rn keeplng therr re pectrve platoons ln l1ne as drd the squad leaders Sergeants Freldmg B Gore Haberly Wey and Corporals Pererra Arnold Terrel D Barnes Bancroft The assrstant squad leaders were Cadets Corporal Barley Davrson Brown R E Malcheskl Freldmg I Boysel Plerce WH and Iohnson A K all of whom drd a com mendable Job To keep the Company rn proper cadence platoon gurdes Serg eants Hlgley Wade and Partrrdge d1d a Job whlch can be called perfect Thrs year Government lnspectron was a great success Each cadet from the company commander down to the last prrvate vworked hard and wrth earnest effort to get the burldmg and themselves 1n a t1p top condrtlon The reward was a good Job well done from the lnspectmg Offrcers Well deserv 1ng for therr efforts Cadet Corporal Pererra of A Barracks Cadet Corporal Brown R E of B Barracks and Cadet Pr1vateLongdyke of C Barracks won the room pennant rn thelr respectrve barracks whrch was awarded by the Government Inspectors The rooms were generally neat and clean However there were some cadets who kept therr rooms ln top condrtlon day 1n and day out ln C Barracks Cadet Sergeant llc Bdgett Sergeant Haberly and Cadet Prrvate Long dyke got the nod for havrng the best rooms m C barracks for th1s year whereas Corporals Brown B E Davlson and Barnes got the nod IH B Bar racks And 1n A Barracks Barley and Pererra took top honors The mterest thrs year ln the Crack Drrll Squad was terr1f1c Lreutenant Heap the Asst Tactlcal Olf1CGT had 35 cadets to start wrth and after weeks of practrce about 15 of the best cadets rernarned to form the squad A well deserv 1ng hand to Lleutenant Heap and the cadets for therr earnest and serrous effort whrch made thls years Drrll Squad one of the fmest on the campus Further more the Cadets of Company L can be very proud of the success and progress that was made throughout the year A Job well done' Varslty Sports Football The ends were Carek Brshop Phares Brown Merrrck tackle posrtrons were held by Hemans Badake Weyand B E Thomas I Freldrng Grlssom Guards were Hardmg Emshwrller Hrll Pettrne Bancroft The center was Storer W who had more frght per pound than any other man Our backfreld was cornprrsed of Gore Cole Malcheskr Berd I Thrs year we lost our frrst two games The thlrd game was wrth the Fresh men second strlng whom We defeated 14 6 Gore was chref ground gamer Berd I could outfake any llnebacker Tom Hemans led the forward wall of the lme wrth sterlrng defensrve play Basketball Thls year our team conslsted of W Wood Carek Brshop Emshwrller Hrgley Phares Merrrck Malcheskr and Gore We lacked herght thls year however our ball handlrng rmproved greatly throughout the entlre season Hrgh scorrng seemed to rotate regularly among all members Wood sparked the team and calm Carek kept them rn balance Although we lost more games than we won yet the players were never beaten t1ll the last wh1stle 0 0 0 I 11 11 . 1 ' . 1 1 - 1 1 . 1 - - ' 1 1 1 1 Q . ., . 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A 1 . - 1 , . 7 . . 1 11 . 11 . . 11 , 11 . . 1 - ' . . . 11 11 1 1 11 11 . 11 11 , . ., I 1 1 - 1 . . .. . 11 11 ' - . . 11 x11 . 1 . . 11 11 I ' 'I I - 1 11 11 . . . , . 1 1 - 1 - , I I ' - 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 - -1 1 - 1 - I I I I ' 'I 1 1 1 - ' I I I I 1 1 1 - I Baseball BC1S9l9Ull DlfIY was favored by frne weather We seemed to have an abundance of hltilnq power Radake Gore Wood Malcheskr Davison Cole composed murderer s row Scott Grwrg and Metcalfe drvrded the backstop Job Car k and Emshwrller both lefthanders rmproved greatly as hurlers lnfrelders were Hardrrg Malcheskr Cole Brshop Davison Outfrelders were Badake Gore Merrrck Wood Bradstock Thrs year we have three srxth graders Baymer Arlrskas and Seeley who can hrt well We lost the frrst game to Home City 1615 Track Team The Lower School track team this year under the coachrng of Mr Randall had a successful season particularly rn vrew of the fact that this rs the frrst year rn several that a track team has been rn existence rn the Lower School Those whose names were not included rn the meets below were Boysel Brown B E Dryden Eberlrn Gallagher Noble Pennrrch Porterl W StorerW lNade Baugh Partrrdge manager The frrst meet was held against Middlebury at Howe, wrth Howe defeating the opposrtron 38 35 The meet was a close contest with Phares Radake Malcheskr Bishop and Pereira exc llrng rn the quarter mrle race hrgh Jump 220 run broad Jump and the relay Our second meet was a three way meet wrth Shrpshewana and Middle bury This was a very drffrcult m et wrth Shrpshewana wrnnrng over Howe although Howe managed to defeat lvlrddlebury agarn by a good margin The outstandrng runners this day were Gore Badake Phares and Malcheskr The thrrd meet was held Wrth LaGrange Howe walked away with the events and everyone on the Howe team drd well The score was 60 41 wrth team Football Whrtes The Whrtes coached by Mr Randall due to their lack of old players lost all therr games but they put up a stubborn resrstance all through the season Barley was a strong lineman and Hrgley and Bayrner sparked the back freld play The members of the team were Ends Pierce and Porter Tackles Barley and Beard Guards Sublett and McCall Center Burger B and Backfreld Baymer Hrgley Bell Bradstock and Freldrngl Wh1te Basketball The Whrte Iunror and Senior Basketball teams both won their clrvrsron champronshrp The lunrors won therrs rn a walk a way wrnnrng by two games whrle the Seniors won therrs by a scant one game margm The Iunror s were a red hot ball club all season long At the center post Mrke Sublett frlled the bill perfectly Mike although he IS a Sixth Grader rs a towerrng srx footer who dumped rn many a game wrnnrng basket At the guard posts were Iohn Baymer and Homer Bell At the forward posrtrons were Irm Porter Tom Gal lagher Marshall McCall Bob Burger and Mark Terrel Iohnny Strutzel and Mike Tharpe were pushrng the frrst strrngers all season long for a frrst strrng berth The Seniors started the season badly losrng th frrst three games played Then Lt Heap shook up the lrneup by puttrng rn boys who were srttrng on the bench and changing some of the boys posrtrons and the Seniors won the last four games to walk off with the champronshrp Tom Hemans was the team captarn and center At forward was Bon Barley Bob Freldrng Leon Merrick Brll Prerce and Skrp Bradstock At guards the Whrtes had Bob Cole Brll Noble lack Weyand Brll Storer Ronme Brown and Tom Grissom VVh1te Softball Although the season rs strll rn swrng the Whrte Softball team members are strll frghtrng for a frrst strrng positron or tryrng to hold the ones that they have l l ' I I I 'I l I I e ' , ' . 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I I I I I I I - 1 1 I ' earned Candrdates for f1rst base are Tom Grrsson Tommy Hallberg and Homer Bell A second base the Wh1tes have peppery lrttle M1ke Tharpe At short stop the capta1n elect lack Weyand IS drrectmg the team At the hot corner B111 Noble and Bob Burger are frghtrno 1t out to make the f1rst strrng The outt eld ts st1ll an undecrded rssue The candldates are Prer e Ba1ley Schroed er Sublett Strutzel McCall and Gaff The Whrtes hold a two game edge over the Knrcks The prtcher for the Whrtes was Ilmmy Hrgley whrle the catcher was Bob Wood or Grlbert Ross The Wh1tes also had a battery of brothers who alternate behmd the bat or hurl lohn and Bob Freldrng Kmck Athletxcs Th1s year the Kmcks can be rrghtly proud of therr accomplrshments 1n both football and basketball An undef ated season rn football and the loss of the basketball champronshrp only rn a f1na1 overtrme game testrfy to the1r ab1l1ty and f1ght1ng sp1r1t Quarterback and playmaker thrs year was Kent Davrson an able ball handler and dependable f1eld captam Hrs backfreld mates were Iohn Sproull at fullback and Barry Bust B111 Wade and Lee Boysel n the halfback pos1t1ons Scott Orwrg a latecomer got out ot d1ff1culty repeatedly wrth h1s accurate krckrng and pass1ng Bern1e Wrllramson and Bruce Pennrrch at the ends were key men on both offensrve and defens1ve B111 Burger Irm Edgett Gordon Baugh B111 Barnes Andy Arllskas Ponme Pererra and Dale Thomas made up our scrappy l1ne Speclal mentron should be made of Barry Bust the hardest tackler on the team Dale Thomas whose f1ght1ng Splfll Was an 1nsp1rat1on to the rest of the l1ne and Ronnre Pererra a boy who never havrng handled a football before developed 1nto one of our best l1nemen The basketball turnout was large wrth twenty seven boys rn both the Senror and lunlor d1v1s1ons and there was talent to spare Rust Arlrskas Bur ger Baugh Roger Thomas Wyn Bollert Harry Eberlm Dave Terrell saw actlon for the Iunrors Esp crally valuable were Harold Longdyke a tough man on the backboards Leonard Seeley whose he1ght and DGSSIHQ abrlrty arded h1s teammates and Skrp l-laberly a capable center accurate shot and good team worker Thrs squad handrcapped by rnexperrence made a f1ne showmg and drsplayed a f1ne mastery of fundamentals The Semors sparked by Iohnnre Badake fought hard and clean all season Ralph Hardrng N1ck1e Pettrne Kent Davrson B111 Wade Scott Orwrg Bern1e W11l1amson and M1ke Bancroft were heavy duty players and they were ably rel1eved by Kenme Ba111nger Iermry l-1111 Bob Thomas Dale Thomas Bob Metcalfe and Iohn Sproull The softball season prom1ses to be a tough one The Knrcks are now tra111ng by two games but wrth fresh talent and 1ncreased ab1l1ty to ard them they are confrdent of ult1mate vrctory Speech Interest 1n speech at the Lower ran h1gh thrs year w1th the presentatron of three ma1n events The Chrrstmas program was QIVGH by members of the lower grades The boys who partrcrpated were Arlrskas Ban roft Baugh Beard Bell Bradstock Brown Burger B Burger W Davrson Eberlln Edgett Freldmg 1 Gallagher Haberly Hallberg 1-loel Longd1ke McCall Pettme Porter Bay mer Rollert Ross Rust Schrndler Storer W Sublett Terrell M Tharpe Thom asB E Wrllramson Merrrck H111 Wade For Washrngtons Brrthday a patrrotrc skrt was glven wrth the followlng boy takrng the parts Brown Caopas Cole Davrdson Edgett F1eld1ng B Green Hemans, 1-lrgley H111 Pennnch Badake Storer W Weyand and W11l1amson The ma1n event of the year the annual spee h contest was run a htt e drfferently th1s year Try outs were held as usual wrth Mr Tucker atclng as . . 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A . 1 , , c 1, 1 I 1 1 1 Q Judge Then semr frnals were held the Sunday before Mothers Day and frnals MOlhefS DCIY Week end The boys who trred for the medals were Bancroft Brown Hrll Pettrne Storer W and Thomas B E 1n Oratory Davrson Edgett l'leIT1C1HS Hlqley Pennrrch Wade and Weyand rn Dramatrc and Arnold Cap pas Preldrng R Grrsson Hallberg Noble Orwrg and Pererra rn Humorous Art Classes An enroyable perrod for self expressron and an outlet for creatrve abrlrty was furnrshed by art classes conducted as part of the wrnter program Emphasrs was placed upon appre ratron of art rn everyday lrfe and the surtabrlrty of varrous medra to the type of protect chosen Each cadet was encouraged to select hrs own prorect and develop rt a cordrng to hrs own tastes Types of prorects chosen besrdes drawrng and parntrng were clay modellrng brardrng weavrng and the decoratron and frnrshrng of wooden artrcles such as servrng trays book ends bowls rrngs salt and pepper shakers trrnket boxes and wall plaques Mrs Slater drd a frne Job Mentron should be made of the frne work done by Cadets Barley Eberlrn Bancroft Bust and Thomas D although wrth so much rnterest and abrlrty shown rt 1S drffrcult to choose the most outstandrng Handcraft A great deal was done by the adet rn the craft shop thrs year The shop was rn constant use espec1ally durrng the wrnter months As usual arrplane models held the most rnterest although some excellent shrp and rarlroad models were completed Cadets Hemans and Thomas D drd some xcellent work Gifts The Lower School was the recrprent of several generous grfts durrng the year The Mothers Club made a very nr e contrrbutron for the beautrfrcatron of the Lrvrng Boom Mr and Mrs Edgett had upholstered the dav nport rn the Lrvrng Boom and Mr and Mrs Schrndler presented a pool tabl whrch the Frfth and Srxth Graders enroyed very much Lucren Grlkey an old Lower boy gave money for the purchase of a new cotta and cassock for the small acolytes All these grfts have added greatly to a happy year at the Lower and the Lower thanks these donors very much Spnng Dance The Mothers Day Dance sponsored by the Erghth Grade hrghlrghted the socral actrvrtres of the year Most of the cadets had aares and excellent musrc was furnrshed by the Blue Notes of LaGrange A Hawarran garden was the decoratrve motrf After the dance all the dancers enroyed the Mothers Club buffet supper at MCKGHZIG Hall The Choxr As thrs rs berng wrrtten the school year 1S drawrng to a close Lookrng back to last September we frnd for one reason or another a very small percentage of the l95U 51 chorr are members of the chorr now Wrth so many new faces rn the chorr one can but complrment them on therr frne progress ln srngrng whrch developed as the weeks went by The hrghlrght of the year was the srngrng of the Sacred Cantata The Crucrfrxron by Starner on Passron Sunday In thrs the chorr was assrsted by Mr Alfred Emory barrtone and Mr Probert E Anderson tenor both of South Bend The Easter Sunday Musrc was especrally well done Trrps were made to srng rn Trrnrty Church Ft Wayne and St Iarnes Church South Bend The followrng are the chorr members appearrng rn the Chorr prcture to be found elsewhere rn the Tatler Sopranos Arlrskas Bancroft Baugh Beard Brown Davrson E Edgett Gallagher Haberly Noble Partrrdge Porter, Schrnd . .1 , . 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L u 17- I I I I I ' I I I I I ler StorerW Terrel M Tharpe Thomas B E Womer Altos Russell Serbold C Kimbrough tenors Mr Kimball lones Serbold F Case and Iacksonl A Basses Mr Cunningham Coleman Campbell Smock Schurz Shumcm The OrganrstChorr Director Ernest M lbbotson MB FAGO Hallowe en One of the red letter days rs Hallowe en The lrvrng room was decorated with goblins black cats and everything to give rt a ghostly atmosphere The cadets and the many quests enroyed the parade of costumes and many games during the evening Two witches Nere on hand to reveal th future and the refreshments made a hrt with the crowd Christmas Party Of course Santa Clauses vrsrt rs always looked forward to Mrs Miller with the help of Santa selected the presents The lrfrng room was garly decor ated by Mr Downs and Mr Bice After a very pleasing Christmas program of carols under Mr lbbotson s drrectron and frne recrtatrons by the cadets under the able direction of Mrs Kelly Santa came to give all present their gifts This included the campus children and their par nts Refreshments supervised by Mr and Mrs Bice and the faculty closed the celebration Of course there was a racing period rn the gym given over to the racing car grits The annual wheel ride went off rn frne style beginning with the early rrsrng breakfast at the Kingsbury House arrrvrng at Orland a stop for refreshments from the drug store Then the cadets Pennrrch Emshwrller Noble Thomas D Barley Metcalfe Seniors Kerrrgan and Cappas Mr Downs and Fr Iennrngs went on their weary way to Pokagon Park near Angora A delrcrous lunch was served rn the woods on arrival Then came softball After this some went horse back rrdrng others went swimming After the wan derrngs and fun there was a dinner served on the porch of the Potowatomr Inn facing the Lake After the show the faculty members who had arrived for dinner drove the boys home and they were surely ready for their beds The bicycles were returned by Fred Kilpatrick who has been doing this almost since the inception of the bike ride Honor Society Beta Lambda Sigma The old members of the Honorary Society were Storer W and Edgett Members rn course were Davison and Brown Pereira was rnrtrated as an Eighth Grader and will receive hrs diploma rn Iune The boys went to the Shrine Circus and had other dinners during the year This rs the highest academrc honor the Lower offers Mr Downs is sponsor and Fr Iennrngs rs an Honorary Member Acolytes Under the leadership of Thomas B E and Phares the a olytes served each morning at 6 15 A M Wednesdays Thursday Fridays and Saturdays The head servers helped the new boys to serve effrcrerrtlv During Lent Fr Iennrngs had a Meditation every Friday and the whole group attended ea h Wednesday and Friday during Lent The boys have enroyed breakfasts at the Kingsbury and saw the Operetta at Lrma High School They were helpful rn leading the student group by example to break last year s record rn the Mrte Boxes so rt reached S119 OU The members of the acolyte group are I-lemans, Thomas B L Bancroft Badake Arnold Grissom Partridge Hill Educahonal Movres There was a wonderful list of educatronal movres to augment the academrc program as Well as to enrrch the relrgrous program Also each month there was a specral classic feature Much use was made especrally rn Arrthmetrc of , -, -, , . ., 5 . , , ' -I I , . , ' ., , .5 I - 1 1 , , , . . 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F, the grft of the Lower Class of 1951 rlms slldes The movle operator who was most farthful was Thomas New York Trmes hlstorlcal frlm sltdes were recelved once a month Varsuy L Club Mr Cone sponsored the club whrch was made up of all the Lower Varsrty letter w1nners McKenz1e LITGIGIY Socxety The Mclienzre Lrterary Soctety had cr flne year under the leadershtp of the followrng offrcers Pres1dent Hernans Vrce Presldent Phares Secretary Cadet Htgley Treasurer Cadet Carek and Parhamentarran Cadet Pennrrch Among the hrghlrghts of the var ous programs were the feature movxe grven by Mr Bernte Payne 13 the radto play wlth sound effects The Black Arrow by Stevenson Also the brggest feature was the art lecture on orl parntmg grven by Stan Barrett an old member of the Soctety and a member of class of l927 He pamted Cadet Phares and talked to the Soclety explalntng each step as he pfnnted Todd LITGICIIY Soclety The Todd Lrterary Soctety had a good year The programs were varred and mterestmg and a great deal of talent was drscovered among 1ts members At the Carntval the Todd won se ond place 1n the best decorated booth contest thanks largely to the efforts of l-laberly Terrell D Burger W Strutzel Tharpe Gallagher and Gallaghers parents who provrded the booth wrth a large supply of balloons The socrety helped provlde some good movres and sent a contrrbutlon to Boys Town The offfcers who ably dlrected the socrety th1s year were Presldent l-laberly Vrce Presrdent Terrell D Secretary Arllskas Treasurer Bell and Sergeant at Arms F1eld1ng I The frnal meetrng was the usual pre feed at the home of Mrs Kelly Mrs Mlller has arranged many brrthday partres for the cadets Arhskas Baugh Bancroft Bell F1eld1ng Gallagher Grlssom Hoel Partrldge Boss Schrndler Storer W Struzel Sublett Terrell D Wtlltamson Edgett through the krndness of Mr and Mrs Edgett had a party for the whole school conslstrng of specral made cakes grape punch and rce cream P1cn1c The Lower S hool Ptcntc was h ld at Cedar l ake The rnornmg was spent tn boattng canoerng swtmmrng and most of all turtle huntmg After a lunch of hamburgers and the trrmrnlngs varrous races were run At four oclock the busses appeared and 1 trred sunburn d but happy group headed for home Howe Herald The Lower School l-l rald Staff under the drrectron of Mrs Downs 1S made up of stx Erghth Graders Brll Noble Iames l-hgley Ronald Pere1ra Bruce Penn 1ch lack Weyand and Robert Thomas and one Stxth Grader Paul Haberly Each week these boys have wrrtten the news of the north end of the Campus Lt Bob Heap has acted as Sports ednor Thts year the Staff romed the Upper School at 1 banquet and movre rn LaGrange The Llbrary The Lrbrary was a very popular spot at the Lower thrs year Mrs Kelly and her assrstants Fleldtng R Thomas B E and Weyand report that the classrcs were more w1dely read thls year th rn ever before The Amerrcan Adventure Serres was also very popular and an1mal storles The Lower wtshes to thank Fr lennlngs Dr and Mrs Schlndler Mr and Wlrs Steers and the many cadets who donated so generously to the Lrbrary 1 I. -. - 1 . - 11 11 x. 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The ' 'Q9' 's 2 FA , of 'fl 'vll' -1 11111111 11ll y11111 111:11 lllf?L9 111 th, 1 V 5 1 ' . - il 1111111111 1.111d 11111ttt11hls1 V11 tf is the ' '1-1 l ZT1' 1 Wane 146114 Wiatm Howe Alma Mater loyal sons we stand To pledge our love to thee with heart and hand Faxthful are we throughout this hte 1111 death We ll smg thy prmses wlth out latest breath Thy love so kmd hath led us m the past In thy fan' walls our happy lot was cast And day by day as down hte s path we trod Now year by year as we our way pursue Recall to us thy teaclung ever true Refresh us dmly wheresoe er we be All through thxs hte we gladly look to thee Once more before thme altar low we bend Pledgmg our deep devotlon wtthout end Hear thy true sons as loyous vo1ce we rarse Howe Alma Mater, Thine be all our pralse I Thy wholesome guidance brought us nearer God. 'N if 46 640672 Mr, Ernest lbbotson, Mus. Mrs. Walter Crandell .. SOPRANOS: Arlislcas, A. Bancroft, M, Bauah Beard Brown, B. E. Davison Edqett Gallagher, T. Haloerly Noble Partridge, G. B., ?.A.G.C. Porter, l.W. Schindler Storer, W. Terrell, M. 'lharpe Thornas BL Viforner ALTOS: Kinibrouqh Bussell Seiisold, C. Orqanist and Choirrnaster ............Cl'ioir Mother TENORS: Case laclcson, I. A. Seibold, F. Mr. lones BASSES: Campbell Coleman Schurz Slfitirnan Sznoclc Mr. Cunningham Ocala af Sz. W' ,,, as Seated tleft to rightlz lbbotson, Putman, Carlson, Grady, Rfxgnlie P. H., Shurnan Second row: Denham, Seihold F., Brown D. C., Marsh, Woltrurn, Keliett, Fonvielle, Bouton Third row: Russell, Rr-inecke, Curtis. Seihoid C., Snhlacht, Presccti Sloan Qne ot the largest groups of acolytes in many years has served faithfully and well this year. In addition to serving the altar, this group can always be Counted upon to help with the many tasks pertaining to the care of the sanctuary. I O Top row: Raymer, Radalce, Grissom, Bancroft Bottom row fleft to riqhtl: Kimbrough, Prescott, Russell While not a large qroup, the members of the Confirmation Class this year were keen and responsive. Confirmed by the Bishop on Palm Sunday, they have now taken their places as Comrnunicants of the Church. xffe 4 11 no ,f fe- f -. an . 1 I Hi, X 1 '4, I T PI f W ' 1 'tel' ft Q, SW! Chcxplam The Rev Robert I Murphy D D Assocrcrte Prresi The R v E'IIl 'V I rmrrrqs BA Qrqcmrsl cmd Chorrmcxster Mr Ernest lhhotsoh Mus B PAC' O Allcrr cmd Flowers Mrs Ralph Head Acolyte Ceremorrcxrrus Mrs Harry l-lcrql urh Mrs Vhllrarrr Rell nd Lcrdet Fred Serbold Cadet la hes Purmcm Carle-I lcldc bhurncm ' . ............................ e. r A. e ' . . 4' I ............ . , . ., . .7. . Choir Moiher ........................................ Mrs. W. VV. Crcxrrdell A .x .. I i is . M Q 6, 5045 Superintendent .............. ......... .... C o lonel Burrett B. Bouton P.M.S.cST. ................ .... L t. Colonel Albert V. Bruni Commandant of Cadets .... . . .Major Iames S, Merritt Band Director .......................................... Captain Otho Ling Company Company Company Company TACTICAI. OFFICERS ......................Captain Fred M. Greenwood . . . .Captain Richard F. Stroud . . . . . . . . .Captain George Duncan .....................Captain Theodore B. Cisowski MILITARY INSTRUCTORS Master Sergeant Louie R. Adkins Master Sergeant Thomas B. Deason Sergeant LeRoy E. Rundell Sergeant William H. Rozer E SW! Battalion Battalion Battalion Battalion Battalion Commander ..... ...Cadet Major lack Haire Adjutant ..... .... C adet Captain Peter Rognlie Gperations CS Supply Officer ..... .... C adet Second Lieutenant M. C. McCutcheon Sergeant Major .... .,.. C adet Sergeant First Class I. C. Putman Supply Sergeant .... ..... C adet Sergeant First Class l. C, McKee F1f , 'VJ a ' 4' . 1 FHS PLHICUN A COMPANY SECOND PLATOQN 'A COMPANY' H1 WW-. -. .. 1 ye f Y r i 4. H 3' v A. I . Af',wflA, . in C9 jxgf Q 34' f v- -L- . HJ1 HH ompany Commander Executrve Ofhcer Ftrst Sergeant Supply Sergeant Company Clerk Gurdon Bearer Platoon Leader Platoon Sergeant Platoon Gurde Squad Leader Squad Leader Squad Leader COMPANY STAFF FIRST PLATOON Captarn von Sterren Lreutenant Sandford Serqeant Forster Sergeant lones S Prrvate Phelps P F C Harmon Lreutenan Lrs e S F C Wlerrtt Serqeant Nerss Serqean Sclalatter Prrvate S rbcld P Corporal Ccpp rr rals Oberlin Mosrler xlvrles PFC Mrller Lrpke Ne dballa Gord n PIIVCTPS Beaver Carlson ha'f e Curtrs Dent n Fox Gleason Iolrns n Loc hart MCK nzre P I A S hler ner S V S twvartz H Serbold C S 'J ks Vams Wrlttams SECOND PLATOON a n Lead r Lreutenan F s e P a 'OH Sergeant a Gurd Squad Leader Squad Leader Leadf SSH sel rrr L1 er P Cdr Qpr- SFC Pwr s'rar err ral K PFC lay rda PFC BL -c ,ers S' Prwa s P C 'Y AK J V12 rel Persrr A 5- ,, .,, . 4 rf ' K f- . S ....,,......t......................,........,....... . . . 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A, Kelletf Kerr, Marsh, Lfffnnls, Fuse ,l. S D. P., 'fr.',rr.as, 'eut .a 1 1f:'5l.er Cefatged. K cb, U f ' ff: Q X' 5 4 5 ik 6 1' ag. . Ei u -7. ,Q ,Q f,U J, 'Q 2923 '- ,, L . Lv we , 2, L 3 , W f A , ff . f fuk Jil :swag .1 5 QQ 3 m? lr W....., E' L, 51 We- lg 9' rl 9 ampcmq '? COMPANY STAFF ompany Commander Captam Grady Executwe Offrcer L eutenant Keasey Frrst Sergeant S F C Galmrsh Company Clem S P C Breese GU1dOH Bearer Serqean Matclte' Supply Sergeant P F C Schurz FIRST PLATOON Platoon Leade L eutenant Mer er Platoon S qeant S FC M1llGQ r P atoon Guide Sergeant Barn rrdqe Squad Leader Ser,eant Forsytlt Squad Lead r Serqean yn fx Squad L ader Sergeant ROLIHSOW PPC Co 7 Pr1Ja'es Blaldl Bowman Bravvn D C Brownl A Campbell Casf Coleman Corr lc, Den m Dcntcrn Galser Moeltnq Nace Perry Pet rson Schlafnt Swanson Beck SECOND PLATOON Dat Lea! 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S 4 .f'fl Par' QL SQ 7. ' H1 51113, Haber, 7 Q .1 1 :lip ,111 ji lf ., C C'IlV.V,,,Cl, I' l'l'ez,, P1 1 P15125 'wif , ' ., '.'fL:11-ir T1 , ., , 11? , . ' 3 ,, .,fl1f1:5 ju 4' '. A3 ' ,. lfjell Lt lzel, Ezgifel, f, t , A j f ' 1 ......,,,.,,.,..... . .,.,.,,... . ...,...... , .,,,.. ,, ,.,......,. S. F. C. Edzefi' P13201 S ' Q ,..., .,,,,,.... , ,, .,.....,,,.... ,..,,.., ....,. , .........,,,,..., S E Spear' lffl N, CQ yu Q- Terrell D., fly Eezzf, B+ll, ,, l1,, Jai- Q1 , K, ' E1, I'1'1l11 ,1 Ii, lu 4 , ., i, E353 SCJQ111 l , : , EL G f., rcvm R, ,, Gaff, l.fL',f lfs, C if l.'x'1',, Se A, T21 QL, l,'1 C11 R. K. ky-7 lv ff f f 00 ls! f 7? . f M 0 0 ffm' 45 f f WWW MM PRIVAT-L Q4-iiTlN0 2 if OUT ffff Scaofzclmwls ' First row fleft to rightlz Rognlie, Grady, Haire, von Steinen, Cappos Second row: McCutr:heon, Keasey, Webster, Foster R., Kennedy, Lisle Third row: Gallager, Iackson W.M., Sanford, Russert, Ibbotson, Mercer President .... ..... C adet Major Haire Secretary ........ ............. C adet Captain Rognlie Military Advisers. .. .... Colonel Bouton, Colonel Bruni and Major Merritt The membership of the Sword and Shield Club is made up entirely of the Cadet Officers of Howe Military School. This organization is similar to a student government, in the respect that all officers from each unit are represented. The primary objective of the organization is to act as a medium between the student body and the administration. lts functions are carried out through weekly meetings in the Superintendenfs Office. - . . 55. Seated fleft to riqhtlz Powers, Putman, Colonel Bouton, Galmish, Hart Standing: Forster, Merritt, Kerreqan, Stamas, Millaqer, Courim Third row: Russell' Reine-cke, Curtis, Seibold C., Schlacht, Prescott, Sloan The Non-Com's Club is a link beween the lower rankina cadets, the officers, and the school statt. The faculty adviser is Col. Bouton, the chairman is Cadet Seraeant Putman, and the secretary is Cadet Sergeant Galmishy the rest of the members are made up cf company, high-rankinq non-coms. The club has brouqht about several improvements in the schools operation, and has discussed fully problems that arise in connection with the school and attempted to find solutions for them. Zend Bandmaster ........... . ....................... Captain Ling Band Commander. . . .... Richard Webster Drum Majors ..... ....... G arrison, Billett Basses ....... . . .Keasey, Malmberg Trombones .... ........ S human, Denham Baritones .... .... M cCutcheon, Andreoft Saxophone . . . ............................. Gallagher Clarinets .... .... B owman, Donkin, Curtis, Roelke, Wray Trumpets .... . .......... Galmish, Webster, Iackson, Brown, Foster, Stoia, Gove Percussion .... . . .Garrison, Popek, Marsh, Beaver The l95l-52 Howe band was one of the finest seen on the school campus in many years. Ably led by Bandmaster Capt. Ling, and Cadet Lieutenant Web- ster, the band played well at all school parade ceremonies, and appeared at the basketball games in force. In early April, this organization presented its annual symphonic concert, which was received with deep appreciation by all present. glam Zfemld -IQ Ezttorn row tleft to rrdhtlr Haberly, Pennriciz, Noble, Pr-reira Seated: Leavenworth, Schlatter, Kalev, Seihcld FH MgCut:heon, Putrnan, Carlson, Marsh Standing: Pierce. Shuman, Hess, Mr. CUHNlHfllLUm, Sf-aqer, Euuton, Mr. Hellman, Lonfgwell, Stoia Astrorn Thxs years Herald staff produced a top-notch weekly throughout the year. Mr. Hellman and Mr. Cunninqham were faculty advisors, and Clark MCCutch- e-or: worked as Edrtorein-Chief. Stall efforts are purely extra-Curricular and this years roster of reporters did 3 superlo Joh of recording Current :arnpus events for the Corps, patrons, and alumni. Sorely needed extra time was 'xoluxtarrly qzven, lou: valuable exper- :enoe was gained and each Herald rnan enroyed hrs work rrnrnensely. . :WWW Seated Cleft to rightlz Lloyd, Courim, Haire, lhbotson, Rezth First row Cstandinglz Bainbridge, Bouton, Neidlvalla, Mercer, Popek, McLauahlin, Taylor Second row: Roaers, Grady, Salinish, von Stein:-n, Russert. Iones S., Keiter Third row: Hart, S'eers, Dolizs Lisle, Brees-3 Weiss, Foster R., Captas, Mr. Tingley President ....... ....... I ack Haire Vice-President .... . . .Walter Ibbotson Secretary ....... .... C harles Courim Treasurer .... ...... I ohn Lloyd Sgt.-at-Arms ...... ........... I oe Reith Faculty Adviser .......................... Mr. Carl B. Tingley The Varsity Club, boasting one ot its largest memberships in many years, was again probably the most outstanding and active organization on the Howe campus. The primary goal of the VHC is to build a high standard of athletics and clean sportsmanship at Howe Military School. The club originated all its plans and activities from its new clubroom in the gymnasium, This beautiful clubroom was planned many years ago, and represents much hard work on the part ot every member, past and present. The Varsity Club sponsored the LaGrange County Basketball Tourna- ment in February, playing host to many fine hoop teams. ln the spring, the members and their dates enjoyed the annual picnic and hayride. ' X D me Bottom row tleft to riqhtl: Hart, Vtlilos, Kfllff, Cfourirri, Grady, Sf-ilmlfl F., llilfofsgni Kerr Second row: Mr. Cunninqham, Sanford, Shuman, Dallas, Mercer, Iohnsorp Third row: Campbell, Boufon, McCu'cheon, Se-aqer, Mr. Kelly President ....... ...... N oel Grady Vice-President. . . . . .Charles Courim Secretary ..... ...... D on Kaleo Treasurer. . . . . .Fred Seibold One of the best organizations on the Howe campus is the Alpha Delta Tau l-lowes local honor society. To become a member, a Cadet must earn three honor cards in succession After he has passed the vote of the club, he aoes through the formal initiation A member must maintain a 3.25 point average and have satisfactory oonduo and mihtary grades throuqhout the year. The merrghers as one of their rrojeots, endeavor to help those whose grades f Ia' are below average. Old Bottom row Cleft to rightlz Marsh, Metcalfe, Cappas, Dollas, lbbotson, Mr. Downs, Kennedy, Russert, Gordon, Storer. Second row: Courim, Iackson Stamas, Smith D. P., Re-ith, Lisle, Thomas, Sloan, Chames, Sohlacht. Third row: Sanford, Powers, Kerregan, Ia-'lcson VV. M., Gove, Rognlie P. H., Haire, McKee, Mc:Cutcheon, Carlson The Old Guard, an organization composed of cadets and faculty with four or more years of service, has continued to grow as a leader among the various organizations. The activities the Qld Guard has undertaken include one project for every month of the year. All will remember the introduction of new and old cadets at a steak roast in September, the colorful Christmas trees that decorated the campus, the Old Guard Dance, and the informing notes in St. Iames' Chapel on Mothers Day. The continuation of the Old Guard's five year project of turning the swamp area into a Memorial Park for the dead of the two World Wars was carried out with great success. Next year the Old Guard hopes to move in the bulldozers. eZcz.4'amZd4S' Beta Lambda Sigma is the Honor Society of the Lower School. Membership ri the society is restricted to Those cadets maimdimria a very hiah scholastic rr-fs 9- ard. Full membership is reserved for cadeis in the Eighth Grade, Cadets the ower grades may he associate members oriiy. Padua 6045 Seated tlett to right? Sanford Marque Standing Mr Rippey Fhresman Shedd Arbauqh The purpose of the Radio Club is to promote interest in radio, and to make ready those Who would seek to hold an amateur license. Vtfeekly meetings are held! and each cadet brings up topics which are of general interest to other radio club members. This year new and better equip- ment has been aiven to the club by a patron, and has stimulated interest in the mechanics oi' radio. 6045 A two year old organization, the Camera Club, has done much to promote interest m photoqraphy amoriq the cadets. The darkroom is always available to those cadets who wish to print and develop their shots, arid the modern equipment and instruments make it all the more attractive lor those Cadets not yet in the club. Bottom row Cleft to riqhtlz Lozen, lbbotsori Top row: Nagy, Gallagher, Kalec, Mr. Rippey 74a dad First row Celt to rxghtl Mrs Bell Gallagher Putman M Cutcheon Cappas Kalec Second row Denham Bouton Carlson Shuman lbbotson Seager Leavenworth Third row Marsh Seibold F Schurz Gordon Dollas Haire President Clark McCutcheon Vice President lim Putman Secretary Torn Cappas Treasurer Don Kalec Sgt at Arms Paul Gallagher The cadets pictured above have all been actively engaged during the past year in dramatics at Howe The Comus Club accepts those who are interested and have displayed ability in the art of the drama. To gain admission to this organization one must pa.ticipate in two plays or one play and satisfactory spee h work as determined by Speech Coach Tucker, plus, of course, informal and iorrnal initiation ceremonies. Comus Club considers both active roles and behind-the-scenes work valid participation in a play. This organization produced two hits this year. The hard hitting Command Decision was presented in the late tall, and during the spring season, Mothers' Day celebrants witnessed the hilarious Gilbert and Sullivan The Mikado . Mrs. William Bell took over the duties of taculty advisor this year and did a splendid job. . 7 - Z' xl 'J 4: . , , X ,......hN ali Bottom row Cleft to rightl: Copp, Gallagher, lvlclnnis, Carlson, Ke-rregan, Mr. Tucker, Lynch, Weida, Matchett, Merritt, McCutcheon Second row: Hess, Arloaugh, lbbotson, Seager, McLaughlin, Russert, Duley, Seihold F., Sloan, Powers Third row: Grady, Stoia, Phelps, Smith D. PM Astroxn, Burke, Putman, l.intz, Foster R. Fourth row: Plognlie E., Kalec, Teaioral L., 'fVeiss, Kilgore, Mercer, Miller, Gordon, Bowman, McCullough Filth row: Swanson' Reith, Schurz, Hart, Cappas, Haire, Dcllas, Freeland, Marsh Howe won first place in the State Individual Speech Contest, the Hammond Tournament tor the third straight year and the Edna Means Trophy for best interpretative group. Besides these, Howe won honors at l.S.T.C., B.S.T C. and others throughout the state. Haire, Foster R., Copp and McCutcheon won State Championships. Haire and Copp will participate in the National Tournament in Boston. Howe was host to two individual speech tournaments, a debate tournament and the Debate Finals ot the Student Congress. This year has seen Howe still ranking first in the state for the third year. The Chapter consists of 69 members with 57 degrees. demand Seated: Cappas, Shuman, Mrs. Bell' Kalec, Marsh Standing: Carlson, Schurz, Dollas, Putman. Seihold F., Gallagher The purpose ot the Thespian Society is to create an active interest in the dramatics arts, and to simulate intelligent understanding among high school students. Admittance into the organization is hard to attain in that the requirements are rigid. Thespian comes from the name of the great Greek actor, Thespac, and the insignia ot the club, a smiling and a irowning lace, symbolizes the two sides of drama, tragedy and comedy. The foundation ot the club is based on the seven steps in drama. WI Seated tleft to riqhtl: Leavenworth, Seilneld F., Mr. Ienninqs, Caach, Shuman, Freeland Standings: Se-ihold C,, Swanson, Campbell, Phelps, Gordon The dehaters traveled approximately 2,500 TI2ll9S to Part Vtfayne, Purdue University, Columbia City, Ball State Teachers' Celleae, in Muncie, lndiana, lndrana State in Terre Haute, South Bend, Mishawalta, l.aPerte, Coldwater and Salezn. Howe was host to one Fieshmari-Sopharnire Dehate Teurnarrenf. Twelve of the debaters were awarded aeqrees in the N.F.l., l-lewe tied ter first plate in the Freshrnan-Sophcrnare Debate Teurriarrperzt held at Plazve err May 3. lrraividual heners were awarded te Seihald, lj, at lndiana State ana Salem. The Debate Tearr, was under the coaching Qt Mr, lazrxes E. lerrrr as di. A. 'rv' S 2. b gy ,. 2,2 R' U: ,U f , 1 A . i i sxmg I 1 ! X 1 w rag! if Ji .5 Pais if , A If 4, 2. Aa ,iff :CQ r, ' Z AMP 'N 6 Q? I .JW f ffa I ,I Q9 L up if' ,r ., if 5,4 c 4' e P1 455 1 534, , '-.455 f' 34 . 'EW' 11' 11 6 as 0-a 1 ..,4 may 9' hx Botlo111 row Cleft 'r 11a11'J: Marsh, Mgr., Gaimrsh, S'a1nas, lVl'fl.GLlfJI1lll'1, Kerreaan, Taylor Popek, Bouton, Camas Sefond row: DVllf1S- Dulf.-y, lN9lJSF'.I, Russert, HGIIE-, Powers, Grady, Fosmr Tlllfd row: Mr. Co1111oQ!y, ffoach, Perri, Courrrn, Lloyd, Olff'Il1Yl, S1ni'h DP., von Sleinen Innes, Maier. Fourth row: Brcw11, P. G., Seeger, Sanford. On the second of September, the three rnonths empty Howe campus sud jenly awoke as a brawny, surnmered group of Varsity football candidates returned for a week of rigorous conditioning prior to the opening of school and the l95l grid season. Frank Connolly, who was initiating his first year as head football coach, and assistant Vaughn Snoolc proceeded to organize 'his ngotley crew into a toughened rnaohine t ot went on to win six straig it 'rf1r11es, only to lose its Founders' Day 1r1a.e. er our years o e , ' e l-love offense put rnto effect a powerful running and passrng attack under t o single wing forniation. MEN OF PRESTIGE l-leading the Cade? attack was Senior Torn appa- the tearn Captain and quarterback, whose play painted a flawless picture o. said leadership, spirit and knowfhow, Sophomore Torn 3, el. ' ore 1, runt of the tear:i's pun ing frna passing frottg his fullback posxon an irriprovoa steadily .hroughout the sever. gazne schedule, Ai the offensive nalves were usser' and Srnith. Srni h, anorher Sophornore, aided the sauaa oonsi eabry thrpuql. his aggressive piay, Gnd Russert flfled the Slflgle Wl1'1Q set up well as he was probably the team s hardest and fastest runner The season s defensrve halves were Grady I-la1re and Iones S all Senrors and all mtramural product Halre was perhaps the team s most 1mproved ball player by the end of the season and started the last two games Grady was the flnest open held tackler on the freld and Iones helped to break up many opposing pass1ng assaults At center was Chuck Courlm a Iunlor who played heads up ball all the way Spell1ng hrm on defense was Dennxs McLaughl1n who can be read1ly termed the teams gran1te block Block1ng three k1cks at crucral pornts throughout the season Denny was a malnstay 1n the Howe defense and should help out a lot next year Splrrted dependable George Dollas played hrs second year of Varslty ball at one guard post and Earle von Stexnen who was the most underrated boy on the squad d1d a splendid Job at the other Only lack of werght kept spunky D1ck Foster from playlng S1XlY mrnute football Th1s Sen1or alternated at guard and tackle and helped out a great deal Senror Iohn Kerregan w1ll be sorely mlssed at tackle next year after four seasons of Varslty ball but Fred Galm1sh W1ll be back GUlfH1Sh s tough IHSDIIIDQ play sparked many a v1ctory on Wilhams F1eld and he wxll be duly apprec1ated aga1n next year See1ng the most act1on at the flanks were ends Stamas Taylor and Bouton Stamas was generally consrdered the team s best offens1ve lrnernan It was N1ck s ruthless downfleld blockmg that made poss1ble many long offens1ve gaxns throughout the slate Toe Taylor was a f1ne pass re ce1ver and krcked the extra polnts all season Bouton a Sophomore played qu1te a b1t and hlnted to cadet speculators that he would really be heard from 1n the next two years It was the Reserves who read1ed the start1ng men for Webster Duley Re1th Brown PG Lloyd Oberl1n Seager Sandford and Ma1er are to be commended for 1obs well done WHAT THEY ACCOMPLISHED S1x of the seven games played last fall were staged on Howe s W1ll1ams F1eld A s1zeable crowd was on hand on openlng day, Sept 22 to see how Coaches Connolly and Snook s proteges had developed The Howe grrdders made hrs debut a successful one as Onarga M1l1tary Academy of Ill1no1s was the f1rst to fall before a s1x game V1ClOI'Y ske1n as Popek s arm and Russert s legs comb1ned to produce a 12 7 Cadet trxumph On the succeedmg Fr1day the Howemen battled a surpnsxngly reverse pass play but never the less blanked a h1ghly touted Whxte P1geon tM1chJ squad w1th a l3 O score Once aga1n the Russert Popek duo accounted for the Howe chalkmarks Another l3 O count preva11ed October 6th as the Wh1Z K1dS battered St Mary s of M1ch1gan C1ty The scorlng was done ln the second half Iohn Russert elec tr1f1ed the spectators as he took a handoff from Smlth on the second half k1ckoff and reversed hrs freld trottmg 80 yards to the St Mary 2 yard lxne where Popek went over for the touchdown Ierry Iones 1ntercepted a pass later ln the half and went all the way to score South Bend Central Cathol1c came to Howe the followmg week ln an attempt to break up the Cadet streak but only succeeded 1n becoming v1ct1m number four Popek Cappas Smlth and Russert accounted for the TD s as the Indlans went home on the short end of a 27 6 count The entlre Cadet Corps travelled to Nappanee to see the sole road game of the season and watched Popek and Russert score 1n a 12 2 thrlller The Bulldogs led at ha1ft1me v1a a second quarter safety but the Cadets awoke rn tlme to tear away the1r flfth conquest Next on the schedule was Cathol1c High of South Bend Thls game was the most one Slded affaxr of the season as the Howemen crushed a dlsheartened I each week's contest and replaced the weary gladiators when the need arose. 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' l l I 1 - - I I I - . n l I I LION eleven 39 7 Tom Popek ran for three touchdowns dur1ng the f1fSl half one ot them a 60 yard launt and Cappas Harre and McLaughl1n scored the other thre 1n the second half wxth Ha1re returnmg a punt 55 yards to payd1rt Thus wrth srx wms and no losses tn thetr poke the Cadets laced a tormrd able Concordra team ot Fort Wayne 1n the annual Founders Day gr1d eptc and the last game of the season A large thoroughly clnlled crowd of weekend celebrants wat hed the Concordlan break 290 Cadet hearts as they elced out a l4 6 v1ctory Don Smtth went over tackle to score the only Howe counter early mn the game and the opponents tall1ed two qutck ones before halftxme From then on 1t was strtctly a battle ot endurance w1thout score as a cutttng snow laden w1nd descended upon the held of combatants Desprte th1s 1abb1ng dlsap pomtment the team ended 1ts season w1th one of the best records ol play estabhshed at Howe 1n years Only such a team as thts could play such a season of football and only a duo hke Coaches Connelly and Snook could shape such a team s destmy Yes 'he l95l Howe Vars1ty football team WAS a great t am one whrch won t be forgotten around the Howe campus for years to come I - ' 1 f I D . C , - . V 1 - , . 1 . . 1 V . , - C o V I I I - 1 - ' , . , . - f . Q - 1 C , ........ I Company A Company B Company C ' 2 Bottorri row flat! to riqhtl: Innes, Mgr, Weiss, Taylor, Neidlialla, Popelc, Smith D. P. Seforirl row: Boutori, Williams, Lynch, lierregori, Mr, Davis, Coach The 1951-52 basketball squad, coached again by Mr. Keith Davis, did not establish a stunning record ot wins and losses, but did succeed in manifesting a show ot drive and spirit throughout the season. With two returning letter- men from the preceding campaign, Coach Davis had to build his team mainly from last year's Reserve squad, and by County Tourney time, he had a fairly rugged outfit shaped. This year was a building season tor Mr. Davis, and with tour starting Sophomores and two important luniors from this slate, Howe should boast a winning quintet in the next two seasons. THE TEAM At center was Senior lohn Kerregan, team captain, who was one of the returning regulars trorn last year's team. At ffl , Big lohnw accomplished a rnaiority of the squads rebounding, and was among the top scorers. Sophoe more Pete Bouton, the other letterrpan of '51, played a regular forward position throughout the season, and was the top scorer ot the year. Pete rriade the teams top individual scoring effort with a resounding 27 points in the South Bend Catholic garne. Dick Neidballa, another Sophomore who will figure ewwe gaadeldall Bottom row Cleft to rightl: Kellett, Case' McKenzie, Schleicher, Roe-lke Second row: Longwell, Brown P. G,, Perry, Prescott, Mgr, Weida, Galmish, Porter heavily in Coach DaVis's future hoop plans, directed the team play from his starting guard slot, and improved consistently in ball-handling. Iunior forward Mike Lynch began the season with the Reserves, but quickly climbed the ladder and by the end of the season, was playing regular Varsity ball. lim Weiss, another lunior, helped the squad considerably from his forward position with a dependable display ot speed and Versatility. Sophomore Don Smith came up from last year's Freshman team to cop a starting spot, and sparked the play continually with his sparkling spirit. Sophomore Tom Pope-k did a very respect- able job at guard and his passing set up many tigues in the Howe scoring column. lack Williams, a Senior who didn't become eligible to play until early February, was a great help during his short stint on the court. lack's 6'4 ot know-how boosted the squad considerably at the Sectionals. Dick Taylor, another Senior who will be gone next year, was an intramural product, and, though he didn't see much action, his spirit and patter encouraged the boys a great deal. Wcvwdzfq guage!! Q. ,I -fl . 5 3. , . . , ,fji First row Cleft to rightl: McLaughlin, Forsyth B. N., Popek, Williams, Birch, Galmish, Haire, Neidballa Second row: Beckley, Hart, Ccurim, Prescott, Maier, Miller Third row: Stocks, Vanis, Mr. Connolly, Coach, Arliskas, Franklin Coached by Mr. Frank Connolly and captained by lack Haire, the l952 Howe baseball squad boasts a fairly strong attack as the Tatler goes to press. Howe moundsmen during the season were Popek, McLaughlin, and Weiss. Catching was Forsyth, B. N., and Freshman lack Porter. lntramural product lack Williams was at first base, and bolstered the squads hitting assault greatly. Bill Hart, diminutive lunior intielder played most of the season at second base, and Fred Galmish, another dependable hitter, played steadily at shortstop. Sophomore Dick Neidballa played at third base and improved greatly. Camping out in leit tield was lack Haire, a consistent tielder and hitter, with Chuck Courim in center tield, Chuck Birch played in right field, and wielded a strong bat in the right moments. Howe i5iSl'1lSY . . . Howe Orland . . . Howe Ashley . . . Howe Qrlaricl ............... Howe Culver ............... Howe South Bend Iohn Adams Howe Howe Middlebury ........... Sturgis ............. Wawdzfq 'N We First row tleft to riahtl: Nagy, Russert, Smith DP., Case, Duley, lbbotson, Stamas, Biddle Second row: Swanson, Schlatter, Longwell, Brown PG., Bouton, Schleicher, Bainbridge Third row: Mr. Snook, Mr. Davis, Mr. Dickman The 1952 Varsity track team, coached, once again, by Mr. Keith Davis, with the assistance of Mr. Vaughn Snook, put forth a respectable effort, but was missing a lot of its old power. The biggest loss to Howe Cinder hopes was Stan Loos, who graduated in '51, after placing second in the state broad jump finals. lt is to be noted that lndiana high schools are not athletically classified according to size: thus, Loos was competing against the cream of every district in the state, Loos holds the school broad jump record with a distance of 22' M , and established the regional record in this event in 1950. The absence of Loos, coupled with the loss of '51 grads DeBerry, Gomez, Mallett, and last year's top 440 man, Torn Scott, who did not return to school, dealt a painful blow to this year's prospects. Iohn Russert, 1952 team captain and high point man, ran the 100 and 220 yard dashes, along with Keith Duley and lim Weiss. Russert and Duley also represented Howe in the shot put event. Duley hurled the iron sphere 42' 3 in the Culver meet and should accomplish at good deal next year as a Senior. or ,,,k, Smlth Bambrldqe Bouton lbbotson and Case ran the 440 and rn the 880 yard run lbbotson was top doq wrth Case and Swanson backmq hrm up Bob Case ran frrst man rn the m1le w1th lbbotson and Swanson rxqht behmd h1m Swanson a Freshman Jmproved consrstently ln the dlstance races and should develop well Iunrors Phrl Brown and George Lonqwell ran the hrqh and low hurdles for Howe The rules have been changed rn thrs year s low hurdles event l1m1t1nq the dlstance from 200 to 180 yards Jn length The Howe half mrle relay team was composed of Russert Duley Schlercher Lonqwell and WGISS whrle distance men Smrth Bambrrdqe Bouton Case and lbbotson ran the mrle relay Freshman Ken Schlercher number one broad Jump man leaped l9 13A Jn the County meet and along wrth Don Smlth should develop Well 1n the next few years Stamas was the frrst Howe man Jn the hlqh Jump and pole vault Wetss and Smrth also hrqh Jumped and Brown and Case Followmq IS a tabulatron of the team s 1952 record A few Howe men travelled to the Goshen Relays on Aprll 19th but Walt lbbotson was the only one to place as he captured a fourth Jn the 880 yard run On May l0th Howe was represented at the sectlonal track meet as Kerth Duley placed fourth rn the shot put and Don Smlth copped a fourth m the broad Jump event At LaGrange LaGrange '74V2 Howe 68341 Wolcottvllle 58 A At Howe Butler 66 Howe 40 County Track Meet Howe placed 4th ln a fleld of 8 At Fremont Fremont 89 Howe 29 At Lrqomer Howe 66 Wolf Lake 50 Albxon 25V2 Rome Cxty 2312 At Howe Culver 77 Howe 32 At Kenclallvllle Kendallvxlle 722fz Howe 40 Concordla 2612 At Howe Sturqts 59 3fl0 Garrett 64 l!l0 Howe 15 8 5 V I I V I I - I I I l I competed in the pole vault. . , , . J' 1 A-2 74146137 emzda wus, ll Q xXx ftlt Knee-linq Cleft to rirghtl: Ftoqnlie, Merritt, Kennedy Lynfn Standing: Powers, 'lV'hrAelock. Mr. Iznes, Czavh, Tf!c'TTi'r'E1f-fri, .Yeiflfr Coached this year by Mr. Kimball Tones, the Varsity tennis teani was forrrp ed and maintained on a purely competitive process The team consisted ot a ten man ladder which was formed by an elimination tournament prior to the regular season. Throughout the season, varsity men were challenged and positions on the team switched around quite a bit. This way Varsity players were constantly kept on their toes and all around rnorale was maintained. As the Tatler went to press Pete Roanlie was No. l mari by virtue of his winnina the preseason tourney, with Mike Lynch playing number two. Pete Bouton was number three, team captain Dave Kennedy tour, and Tom Merrztt tive. George Weida played number six man, Clark lVIcCutcneon was seven, and Bruce Powers was eighth on the ladder Freshmen lohn Vflieelock and Henry Kerr played nine and ten on the tearri and gained 'fftluable exper1er.:.- which will prove usetul in years to Come. To date, the netmen have Won one :patch agagxsi Cjdwater , s' against Culver and Sourh Side at Fort Wayne. Rezrgamirg :ri a tene me schedule are matches witn Culver ar.d Goshen. 1 1' 'f 65044 hmm First row tleft to rightlz Mercer, Weiss, Bainbridge' Case, Hart Second row: Weida, Neidballa, lbbotson, Breese, Mr. Davis, Coach With tour wins taken from a seven meet schedule, the 1951 Howe Cross Country team established a respectable season's record tor its third year of competition in the sport. Co-Captained by Senior Roy Mercer and lunior Bill Hart, and coached by Mr. Keith Davis, the '51 harriers produced seven letter Winners, only three ot whom will graduate this lune. Sophomore Bob Case established the best time oi the season in the Goshen-Kendallville meet, at Kendallville, when he finished the gruelling two mile course in 10:46. Hart, Mercer, Case, and Weiss formed the team driving wheel, but the other three monogram recipients, lbbot- son, Bainbridge, and Breese picked up many valuable points throughout the slate. Prospects are bright tor the 1952 season when tour vital men and a crop ot willing reserves will be back competing, X , k . I f, 4-Q V2 iv Xixizyvxjx it its 1 1 it , IQ, Frrst n Q Ad fNote Codets Rehrn Schwarz VIIJ r frd K I rn p mrel The Howe Mrhtorry SChooIR1IIe TNI' ' .ge fy' non. o e, I. I I . - CMiIIIc1ry SChooIS- Clwss MI ond MSD In rhe N1 .e.. e ' A ,ol Fi st PICICC in the ARMY Sponsored NatIonfI Matches and Fzrst PQ so I.. rhe WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST Not1onoI Sponsored Matches, . or dl1CI' 'f on the ARMY Sponsored FIFTH ARMY MATCHES: the VXILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST Sponsored FIFTH ARMY MATCHES and the INDIANA STATE CHAMPION- SHIP. Ted Chornes, Pete Rehnr, Iohrr Rezhecke, Izrn Sandford, f1no.PE.1I Schwdnz were honored by the NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION BY EECCIJIING DIS- TINGUISHED RIFLEMAN. Iohr. Rexiecke win the SCHOOL CHAIIPIONSI-IIP by winning the C. C. NEVJMAN TROPHY. Name Sandford Iames E Chames Theodore Ehresman Lew Fos er Rrchard W Grady Noel A Ir Colerran John S Keevll Morrrs O Krlgore Ierry R Lozcn Harold E Merrztt Thomas S Rehm Carl A lr Schwanz Ph111p Bowman Edgar W Brown Davld C Marque Dennrs G Moore Thomas P Reine ke Iohn P Seager Brent C Schlatter Davld K Phelps VJ1ll1am C fCaptaml L fExecut1ve1 HOWE RIFLE TEAM 1951 1952 Class Semor Senior Senior Semor Senror Tumor Iunror Iumor Tumor Iumor Iumor Iunror Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Iumor Sentor NRA Standing Drstmgurshed Rrfleman Drstrnqulshed Rzfleman Expert Rrfleman Expert Ptrfleman Expert Hrtleman Sharpshooter Expert Rrfleman Expert Rrfleman Sharp hooter Expert Rrfleman Dlstlngutshed R1fle-man Drstrngulshed Rtfleman Expert Rrfleman Sharpshooter Expert Rrfleman Expert Rlfleman Drstrngutshed Rrfl man Sharpshooter Manager Assrstant Manager ARMY NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Thrs match was tlred N ttlonwrde durrng the month of March agarnst those M1l1tary Schools representtng therr Army rn the Umted States Alaska Panama Puerto RICO and Hawau We represented the Frith Army along wrth Culver M1l1tary Academy and St Iohn s M1l1tary Academy We be ame the ARMY NATIONAL CHAMPIONS wrth a score of 7430 polnts Our scores by stages were Stage I CProne SIIIIHQI 1960 pornts Stage II CProne Kneehngt 1917 polnts Culver M1l1tary Academy of Culver Ind was second Wrth 7400 pornts and Staunton M1l1tary Academy of Staunton V1rg1n1a was thtrd Wrth 7377 pornts We recelved a large SILVER TROPHY and the 10 members of our Team ach recerved 1 Bronze Medal deslgnatmg them members of the Army Natlonal Champlonshrp Team Our Team was composed of the followtng Cadets frrrng scores as rndtcated Rernecke 758 Chames 756 Rehm 755 Ehresman 742 Sandford 740 Schwanz 734 Grady 730 Marque 728 K11gore 727 and M errttt '7 FIFTH ARMY CHAMPIONS The Frfth Army Match was frred 1n four Stages each stage IS ftred Weekly for four consecut1ve Weeks The Howe M1l1tary School Team Won the Match flred agalnst all M1l1tary Schools 1n the F1fth Army Area Our score was 7361 pomts Culver MIIIIUTY Academy Culver Ind was second Wlth 7290 polnts and St lohn s M1l1tary Academy ot Delafteld Wlsconstn was thrrd wlth 7252 polnts Stage I CProne S1tt1ngD 1937 pornts Stage 11 tProne Kneelrngl 1910 pomts Stage III CProne Standrngl 1787 pomts and Stage IV tKneel1ng Standlngl 1727 pornts Total 7361 pomts The folowlng Cadets recerved Bronze Medals for berng members of the FIFTH ARMY CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM Rehm Schwanz Rernecke Chames Sandford Marque Ehresman Grady Keevll and Kllgore WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Thrs Match was frred by 15 Ianuary Our school entered three teams Team 11:1 Whlch became the NATIONAL CHAMPIONS was composed of Pete Rehm Wrth 193 pornts Iohn Rernecke wtth 189 pomts Pete Schwanz wrth 188 pornts Irrn Sandford wrth 187 pomts and Ted Chames w1th 181 pornts a total score of 938 pornts Team 11:2 was composed of Drck Foster Noel Grady Mrke , V WA . 1 I ' I .Z D. , A . . , Stage III CProne-Standingl 1801 points, Stage iv CKneeling-Standingt 1752 pointsl e ' 1 ' ' ' ,25. ' ' ' I Keev1l Ierry K1lqore and Denn1s Marque Team 14:3 had DC Brown Lew Ehresman Harold Lozen Tom Merr1tt and Brent Seager The match was f1red aga1nst teams from all Essentlally M1l1tary Schools throughout the Un1ted States Alaska Puerto RICO Hawa11 and Panama Texas M1l1tary Inst1tute of San ADIODIO Texas was second w1th a score of 926 St lohr' s M1l1tary Academy of Delaf1eld WISCODSIH was th1rd w1th a score of 908 Sewanee M1l1tary Academy of Sewane Tennessee was fourth w1th a score of 907 and L1Salle M1l1tary Academy of Oakdale Long Island New York was f1fth w1th a score of 905 We rece1ved a TROPHY for be1ng IIISI 1r1 the FIFTH ARMY and a very large and beaut1ful SILVER TROPHY for be1ng the WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Members of the Champ1on sh1p Team Rehm Relnecke Schwanz Sandford ar1d Chames rece1ved beaut1 ful medals Pete Rehm was FIRST 1n the FIFTH ARMY 1nd second 1n the NATIONAL rece1v1ng a Champ1onsh1p Belt Buckle Our Team 4-,t:2 placed 8th and our Team :',.,.'t:3 placed 12th out of 25 teams IH the FIFTH ARMY INDIANA STATE CHAMPIONS Aga1n for the th1rd stra1ght year our Team won the lndlana State Cham p1onsh1p Th1s match was f1red at Culver Ind1ana on l March Our Team :til w1th the follow1ng team members Iohn Re1necke l1m Sandford Ted Chames Pete Rehm and Ph1l Schwanz t1red a score of 1480 pomts Culver M111 ary Academy was second w1th 1457 DOIDIS Our Team :tt2 was composed of Lew Ehresman Ierry K1lgore Denn1s Marque Noel Grady and D1ck Foster took fourth place w1th a score of 1451 pc1nts In all we came home w1th the State Champ1onsh1p and 20 State Medals Iohn R 1necke was the outstand1ng R1f1eman at the meet w1nn1ng fxve Medals w1th the STATE INDIVIDAL CHAM PION MEMBER OF STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM a second ln PRONE POSITION STATE KNEELING CHAMPION and a th1rd 1n STANDING POSITION Ph1l Schwanz won three medals w1th MEMBER OF STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM STATE SITTING CHAMPION :nd 8th place IH INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIP Ted Chames won two medals w1th MEMBER OF STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM and s1xth place 1n INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM and twelfth place 1n INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIP Noel Grady won three medals w1th MEMBER OF FOURTH PLACE TEAM fourth place 1n SITTING POSITION and eleventh place IH INDIVIDUAL CHAMPION SHIP Pete K1lgore won three medals W1 h MEMBER OF FOURTH PLACE TEAM f1fth place 1n STANDING POSITION and n1nth place 1n INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIP Denn1s Marque won a medal for be1rg a MFMBER OF THE FOURTH PLACE TEAM Lew Ehresman won a medal for bemg a MEMBER OF THE FOURTH PLACE TEAM HOWE SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIP C C NEWMAN TROPHY Iohn Re1necke won the C C NEWMAN TROPHY w1th a score of 758 pornts Ted Chames placed second w1th a score of 756 and Pete Rehm placed th1rd w1th a score of 755 Thls Trophy IS sponsored by Lt Col C C Newman of Sturg1s M1ch1gan and was presented to our School rn 1949 along w1th f1rst second and th1rd place medals to be awarded untrl 1959 SHOULDER TO SHOULDER MATCHES Our Team competed 1n f1ve Shoulder to Shoulder Matches wlnmng all of them rd a IF rt Wayn 1 Ho e 2678 F rt V y Rfle Clu 1839 n KF t 'W I 2655 H e 44 Y Morg P M111 ry Academy lCh1cag J e r ayn t e Rxlle up Con ordla 2408 Ft Wayn R111 Club 1752 Co o d a 2359 Ft W yne R1fle Cl to 1301 Morgan Park MA 1737 There There There V - f el I . ' I+ , A f I - ' ' . I el I ' CHAMPIONSHIP. Pete Rehm won two medals with MEMBER OF STATE ' 's . ' I1 .4 Conco 1 3 e W , C ' o U Q ne 1 5 Howe , . e ' e Here Co cord1a o ' e Howe , nc r 1 Here For 'Na n Cl ' ow I , . a ' u' an ark Xia ' O How 1859, lX4llllCl cc POSTAL MATCHES Postal Matches were flred throuohout the season w1tl'1 M1l1tary Schools Coll Qes ana Umversmes Cboth Frflshman and Vars1ly Tearrsl wl11lQ losma only 3 School Won Lost School l R s 1 a lVl1l17lIIV flscaa 11 O 1a lllill A al my f !l1 1 1 1 a1lc ry 1 I Illqfll GIS1'J Um Emmy Umvfrsvy Un1xa1s1'y IIIIIVOISIIY L IIJFISI 1 IIIIIJCIKI y GS F v l ffl G UI I 55 We won 37 Won Los! IJ 111 r D 1 1 lVl1l1la1y Afafl llly C 111 lx41l1l11y f zoo 1 aclo x Ill fc WI1 4 1 ll WfblfQUll v rs St INOIIJKFI Q,OllG Kausao Stale C: 1 .1 'lo al INDIVIDUAL NRA MATCHES MILITARY IPRONEI OPEN A IPRONE STANDINGI Team Team B Team A Team Nom 1 Drrp la1 LG TOlAl Q 3 Q l917 3 O C4 Q 65? 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Url: SI, Kfzlriwul, llhfiilllll SHIPPERS DISPATCH INC ul uc 1 erm: louo lllkk c1t1 :cm or W1 I1 x Fast Frelght SCTVICC ox Roellu I rem Ln F1 ults Meats egetables HOME MARKET N Q un U Bllklxfl our lc r Phone 20 G1 oce1 IGS Ol SI RXILI HUNXI LADIN IS W W CRANDELL Hom INIJIHXYA , 0 Ch zgu Cl 'lznd U t N l'1 Defi: Sn I V- 1 If 'r 15' 6 Blfilll R I,. ' . i'r 1 ' V . I -I . H niium 45 YEARS 5 .' C Y X Q 'IAU 1 ,,,,,,, ,,',,,', ,'Q 0,,'0'0', Compllmentx OT THI' HOWP MOTHFRS LLL B ' 1 U A w 1 19 w T 4 1 J J -,,--,,,------,,,--,,--,,--,--,--,- '4-0 Q,,,,,,04- 0-f., BFST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1952 Mr and Mrs James A Brown Oakland Metal Fabrlcators n mur unit tt MXN IN lxl 'XIILHIC X Best Wlshes To Class Of 52 F1 om Roommates Jlm Brown and Bart Forsyth J. C 0 A . -,:::,,,,:-,,,,,:,,,,,,,,,,:-,::: . If g' '- s - KI: .11'lll'C'l'S YJ .' 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N4-me IH Qw- Illllf lmllzix fzlgvpxlx KIn'l'xn'1 KYUIXIUH I 1 h lhlpc-R Rf-nh IQ .wwf ll4lHwlI'JiIX xIl'1I.hl'xN , M Hzmirv K, H, I mglw N, IQ.1Qiem IAIUVI HH!.Y'rIR Qililx W lhl r l'1ll' IIVX .XQIRIXVI H1 Burl 15, 'I.l!1'lIt'fx We Congratulate the Class of 1952 76a ALPHA DELTA TAU Noel Grady Challes Coux 1m Donald Kalec Fred Se1bold Brant Sc 1g1r Unk Xllllbllll lcte1 llo11t1111 1013.1 U11 1 11111 ll ll ox XIQILCI R 1 11141 0111 St01hc11 C 111111 Sftllhfll P 1111 Soecefq P1 GSld9l'1f Vlce Premdent See1 eta1 y T1 eaQu1 Q1 Illl x61 lr1111 Stour lllll L1111pb1ll Ll 1rk 'NInL11tLl11011 lV1ltc1 llwbot 1111 0 ll Q l1 1 X X L ll as S lllflll d Ro 1 He 1 1. - . - k . ' 1' 'z ' llc' l' '1' 1, . .IZ .5 'z . G1 'Y' llas T: '. ' Q ' ' VV'll': : 't 1 s R -' . '-' T1 'z 1 1 as -lflllll Slllllllilll Doug .Iol111s1111 il: ' l s R. l 72lI'fl Vilhs Q I ' I '. bl: ll'f .H ' .' 1 f. ' -' lfl as '-,0.'Q, ,,-Q,,0 '0 ,-,-',',o,,,,,',',,-'0 ,,, 'Q Compliments O MIDWP STP RN UNITFD LII I+ INbl RANCI LOVVIPANY l 71 1 1 Y 'f T Y Y J 4 .4 ' I J , 41 1 Phil Svhxxgnf, l,l'1'siui4'llT Xfinlxxm'xtv1'r1 l I1iIt'1I HMQ.. l OR'l' XYXN Xlf 2, IXI .XXX ::::::::,,:::'QQ,:,::::::::::::::::::::: - - A - - - A - -4 We Wish To Extend Our Sincerest Congratulations To The Class Of 195 Toerethei VV1th An Expiesaion Oui Deep and Genuine Appieeiation To The boaid Of T1 uetees, The Staff And Employeee Of Howe Militaiy School F01 Phe Many Yeai S Of PleaQant Aseoeiation With Oui Bank STATE BANK OF LIMA HUXXI ixiimwi mbei lulu il in 1114 llllf -1 5 5 5 Z 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 4, f 5' -1- 4, cl 5 :.. 5 4, fx ft 4, Q- :f V , 4, 3 l- LT' ' . . 5 2, v-. V 4, .2 v I 7 . 4, N 2 5 T 5 ' V ' 5 ' Z1 , N ' I, , ' H' Ai N 7 A 4, f r- 3 Q 4 N f ' 15 :A R: V 1 ,P 4 . I f f A 5 '1 -1 4 N 4, f :J ..... 4 , -' , ,' Q 2 1 A - . ,' 2 ' 'Y . ' ' ,: Q C if , . C 'b 5 v 5 -A -1 , 4, Sf -E JT Z .. 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Wadsworth, Whose son is a Cadet at HOWE MILITARY SCHOOL dedicates this page to that splendid School and hopes that rt will also attain 100 years of ser vrce 'lhe many Wonderfur boys who I have seen at HOWE during my son s attendance there proves to me that HOWE MILITARY SCHOOL rs an exceptionally fine rnstrtutron Its staff headed by Colonel Bouton impresses me with the thought that their s rs a srncere inter est rn the future and Welfare of their students HOWE rs a marvelous school I am happy my son Cadet George W Wadsworth rs having hrs high school years rn such an ethical and rnsprr rng environment . . . . n n I - d . I s y L I 1 7 a a 1 L L . 7 . - . a sq w . I, I , . . , sn . . . . . 1, n u I . . - n , , I 1 ' 7 ' 7 . - . . . 'Y a uw 1 I L . - . - . u n . 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