Howe Military School - Tatler Yearbook (Howe, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1964 volume:

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Class of 1964 l'lIII.l- lenge all you who follow us l0.7IIIllfl? lluf best ol your 0flf107'lIllllllff.V, lo be nuzlurff enough fo grasjx zvlml c0m1f.v wilhln your scrojzff mul lo fflaluz lllc lzouov' wlzlcfh luflongs lo Howe and amz lm your.: for lhe faking. Tl1E Cmss olf 1964 In the years' that Reginald Mallett has served as Bishop of Northern Indiana and as Chairman of the Howe Board of Trustees, he has earned the admiration of generations of cadets for being more than a Churehman. His warm sincerity, dignity, and sense of humor are loved by all of us, and we regard his retirement as a loss. lt is our honor to dedicate this yearbook as our greatest gift to a great man. ww J X i x 3 Q, 1 Q f L5 ir F E 5 5 - K i in ,X f yn I . my W . N, THE RT REV REGINALD MALLETT, D.D., S.T.D T TLER B0 RD First row flCl.l to rightji Best. Bnwdcn, Muir, B1lCh1ll1ll, Buulon, Shcrring Second row: Hams, Chulain, Henry, Poll. 1 lDI'l'OR ......... -. Uyillflllll Tm'In'rIAI11ir Xssoc:1A'1'1c IQIJITOR. . . . . , William l m'rr'll Igllfllflilll Sl'0R'l'S ICDITUR ........... Mirllrlvl lI'ic'l:lm1l1 1301411111 AXssoc:lA'1'1c S1'ok'1's 1fIlI'l'UR, , , . . Alfl',llIl'l .Ion Sllr'1'1'i11 Iilfsllvlliss AIANAG1-ZR ........... . . Ifulm-1 liozuwz lim! ,Xssoc:1A'1'1e lilslxms Al,xN.xulck4 .. .. ll illinm f'1Ilgl!'j'1:llIl'!1!'II ticmmm' RI-imucslcN'1',x'1'1vles. . . . . ,lan Rulzwrl llwnry I rz'rIf'rfr'l: Ifffllfllklf Ilam, -lllI'!1l1l'S,'lIfl'I'!l Cl1ul1l1'H,jJ Rifllurfl l1'fIIll'l'.X' Pull lfAc:Ul.'1'Y ,XllVlSliR, .. . . 'l'l1w1Cwzf. Iiolnwl j. AI11rj2l13 TEQTE ILCEEQ QQ STAFF . QMAM.. . Sujzerintenclent COLONEL BURRETI' B. BOUTON, B.A., M.A. St. Steplien's College, Harvard University H eaclmastev' RAX'hfIOND R. KELLY, A.B., M.S. Illinois College-Indiana University Chaplain THE REV. RCJliER'1' J. MURPHY, B.D., D.D. Seabury Divinity School-Naslzolall House Assistant Chaplain 'THE REV. JACK D. BOWLING, B.A., B.D. Vanderbilt University-Episropal Theological School Commzmclzmt MAJOR EARL H. DEVANNY, B.A. Lake Forest College Professor of Military Science COLONEL AIIFUS L. NVOODS, -IR., B.S.C1. University ofMississipj1i Princijuil of the Lower School MARX D. MERRELL, A.B. llVlllN1.S'1I College T'l'6d5Il7'6I' KENNETH G. HERRICR Howe IEHO Business Alanagei' and Assistant Treasurer ROBERT E. POWELL, Assoc. B.S.C. Ir1te1'r111tiom1l College Diieetoi' of Admissions DONALD B. STUCKEY Howe 19341 Difreetoi' of Development ' FRED KILLEN S'Il1Il!'l'l1tfl37Ldl37l'l of Buildings and Grounrls MAJOR JAMES S. NIERRITT Howe 1917 k ,. se. Q Q I de ,-44 , .. r t Q i -.rms Iwrsl row flcfl lu riglllj: Capt. Sluckuy. Mr. Poljuk. Nlr. 'l'ing.gluy. Mr. l.L'slcr luckvr. Mr. Sl1lll'l'. Mr. Glenn, lfr. Bowling, lfr. Murphy. Mr. Kelly, Col. Buulml, Mr. Nlurrcll, Nlzlior llcxalllllv, Col. XS 4-cmul row: Mr. Wm Mr. Gnu Ihiral row: 'uruls, Mr. Puwcll, Mr. lludsnn, NIV. Palginz Mr. Ryscr, Mr. lcrry Tuckur, Mr. Alolmsun, Nlr. Super, Mr. XYCIIICI, Mr. -ISIIIICS. mrrnll, Mrs. Kelly, Mr. Ovcrmzm. Hrs. Sl2lllTl', Miss llzmlimam. Xlns. livrngcs, Mrs. llmrus cs, Mr. Yun Zuilcn, Mr. Killcn, Nlr. lfigcrl: Lupl. Luwlcs, Lnpl. Dunbar, Lnpl. llcnl. Nlzrl. llc-inumzmn. Cul. l.illlu. Nlalj, Slralwlwimlgn' Mr. llunlcloll, Mr. llcckcr, Mr. llzuuck, Mr. Ilnns. Hr. llnncr, Mr. lfclmlullmll. All'.kl'lIYl'l'. Al,'5g.gl I llolmcs. SIC. l'lIl'lllIllglllllll, Slfn Slllllll. Sgl. Kllauv. SACRED STUDIES FFHE CIuA1'l,A1N Tun Ass1s'rAN'r CZ11Am.,x1x LIBRARIAN Miss IUSICPHINIC HARDIMAN, l3.A. Imliznm Uni1fr'r.viiy ENGLISH 'FERRY I.. '1'Uc:u1-zu, 13.8. Ohio Slulff l7Ilf7'!'!'.S'I.f3' IXLLAN F. GA'r1as, BA., I.l..lS., AID. Shih: Collrfgff of lawn- l7Ill'l'!'l'.XI'l-Y uf Ullifllgll NOLAN Hunsox, 15.5. Bowling Crawl Slrzlw l'1Ii1'1'I'.vfly TIIOBIAS SUPER, B.A. Grinnell College LESTER M. TUCKER, B.S., M.A. Oliio University- Ohio Slate University MATHEMATICS and SCIENCE SHIRLEY R. GIIENN, A.B., M.A. Indinnzz University DANIEL G. IIAUCK, B.S., A.B. P!H'.Y0l1,.Y College FRED L. JOHNSON, B.S., M.A. Aiigilxluriri College - Stale Universily of Iowa JACOB POL-JAK, JR., B.S., M.S. Bull Slate T!'Ill'Il!?l'.S' College -lnrliana Universily CARL B. PILINGLEY, B.S. University of Illinois DONALD H. VAN ZUILEN, B.S., M.A. Purzlue U77I1ll?7'.YIlQ'- University of Michigan NIELVIN WV. VVENZELV, A.B. Ball Stale Teachers College LANGUAGES EBIILY BERNGESV, B.A. Norlliweslern University 'TRIIEODORE F. FEHLANDT, A.B. Ripon College JAMES NV. SLATER, B.A., M.A. Colgnle Universily - Western Reserve Universily HISTORY JOHN A. PAGIN, B.A., M.A. Universily of Iowa EDWARD B. DECKER, B.A., M.A. Illmm College- University of Rochester PHILIP L. CANIELON, A.B., A.M. Darlnioillli - University of lJ1lC1llg'Il7l GUIDANCE ROBERT R. JAMES, B.A., M.S. Sizzle College of Iowa -Inlliana University DRIVER TRAINING RICHARD J. PIPER, B.S. lJIllIlCIl6.Ylf3l' College THE LOWER SCHOOL THE PRINCIPAL NIARX D. MERRELL, B.A. Wabasll College EI.1zA1sr:'1'11 Y. DOwNs 15.S. National Collage of Elf11f'1lfl'0I1 IVARREN HAAS, l5.A. IV0l'f1IZUCSfl?1'I1 l17IIlllff.l'Ify Lois KELLY, 15.8. Indimzn Uzziifvrsily IVAN C. OVERMAN, 15.5. lIftf.Ylffl'II lllinoix lfzzimfrxily I,UCII,I,l'I SI.A'1'1iR, 15.8. L!11im:1'.rily of 1lfI'II7I!'.V0fIl TICRRX' A. RX'Sl41R, 15.S. lllrfirum UI1f7'1f1'.YIf31 AR'1'1ll1R XVORRAL1., 15..-X. L7III.'1lf'1'.YIfj' of Iliff Soulh MUSIC DEPARTMENT Director of the Band-Glee Club PE'1'14R F1c:1cR'1', 15.S., MA. Ball Slalr: IQZYIIYIIUIIY Collrgz' Director of Sacred Music-Organ-Piano S1DNm' XV. 15ON1-:R, 15.MUs., 1XI.1X'IUs. Tzfxux Cln'i.vli11n fJYIII'lN'1'Xf13'-U71I'Ifl'1'.X'ff3' of Mirlrig THE MILITARY STAFF Professor of Military Science CO1,ON1i1. Alfrus 1.. XVOUDS, IR., 15.S.C. U111'z1m'.viIy of A I f.x'.vix.vif1j1i COMMANDANT OF CADETS AIAJOR EARL H. DIQVANNY, 15.A. 1.11140 l'A01i!'.X'I Cnllrgr' Commandant of Cadets-Lower School NIAJOR RflBER'1' S'1'RAw1aR11xsE, 15.8. Imliarm U7II1ll'1'.YIf3' Tactical Officer, Company A LT. CO1.. FRANK M. L1'1 1'1.1N:, Inf., USAR Tactical Officer, Company B CA:-'rA1N LAXVRENCIC E. Clowucs Tactical Officer, Company C RIA-IOR FRANK E. PIICINI-INIANN, 15.8. Willirmz and tllary l.'o1Ir'gw Tactical Officer, Company D CIAPTAIN XVA1.'1'1iR L. H 1iA1. Tactical Officer, HMS CAPTAIN JOHN li. Dl1N15All I Assistants to the PMS MXSOT. E-7 XVALLACE M. HO1.MEs, .IR SFC. E-7 TVILLIAM M. BIRMINGHAM SEC. E-6 WAYNE E. BURKE SP-5 JOHN XV. Sxlrru HEALTH DEPARTMENT School Physicians M. REED TAYLOR, M.D. 1m11'mna Un ivzrazvily School Dentist A. B. NEl.SCJN, D.D.S In rlirnm U 71f1ll?l'.l'ily Superintendent ot the Infirmary ATARY A. SCHULZ, R.N. Matron of the Lower School ANN AIKRIAN, R.N. Steward TOM Smusz OFFICES Accounting RONALD F. RICIltARlJS 1Il1UVIIll1l.07IflI Collage Secretary to the Superintendent BERNEICE YVILLARD Secretary to the Director oi Admissions XHOLET GR1F1f1'1'H Secretary to the Headmaster DORO'1'm' NEIHARD1' Secretary to the Principal oi Lower School SALLY L. U1.R1Cl-I Secretary to the Director of Development l.,UCll.LE R. BARNES Secretaries in Administrative Offices LILLIAN NlA'1 l'HliWS ISABELLE HAAs Quartermaster EARL C. TVEISS EQSKELLQLQ SENIQRS 1, ,L . fgf',?i WILLIAM FERRELL BACHAND 4 years- l'l'e. 23 Sgt. 33 l!Sgt. 43 Band lst Sgt. 43 Band Drum Major 43 Conduct Ribbons I, 2, El, 43 lfroslt Basketball lg Intramural Basketball 2, Il, 43 Intramural Softball 1, 2. 3, 43 Varsity Cross Country fl: Freshman Spelling Champ- ion I3 Distinguished Honor Cards 1. 2, Il, 43 Par Cards 2, 43 Runner-up Best Student in Foreign Language 23 Concert Band l, 2, 3, 43 Marching Band I, 2, Il, 43 Pep Band l, 2, fl. 43 Howe Herald Staff 2, 3, 43 Editor-in- Chief 43 Quill and Scroll 3. 43 National lhespians 43 Tatler Board 43 Ass't Editor 43 Old Guard 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 French Club 23 Camera Club Il, 43 NFL 2, 3, 43 Thanksgiv- ing Declamation Contest Medal 23 Haberly Medal 2 Non-Coms Club 43 VHC 3, 43 Iron Guard 33 Acolyte l, 2, 3, 43 Order of St. Vin- cent 43 St, -laines' Ringers Guild 2, 3, 43 President El. 4. Bill plans lo attend the University of Mich- isgan in the fall and major in finance and jou:'na'i::m. He may currently he visited al ll Sachsen Strasse, 532 Bad Codseberg, Ger many. TEEITE ILCEEQ PAUL ROBERT BALLANTINE Gycars- Pvt. lj Pfc. 23 Sgt. 33 MfSgt. 43 lst Sgt. 43 Conduct Ribbons 1, 2, 3, 43 Marksmanship Medal 3, 43 Varsity Track I3 Varsity Swim- ming 2, 33 Reserve Rifle li Intramural Foot- ball 43 Intramural Basketball 43 Old Guard 3, 43 Iron Guard 33 Non-Coms Club 43 Chair- man ol Museum Committee 43 Student Con- gress 4. PRB plans to enter Illinois Wesleyan. His address is 821 Carlield, Hinsdale, Illinois. RICHARD HAMILTON BARN ETT 5 years- Pfc. I: Cpl. 2: Sgt :li lfSgt. 4: Sharpshooter Medal 39 Conduct Ribbons l, 2. 25, 4: Reserve Rifle Team l, 3: Varsity Rifle 4: Intramural Basketball 25 Intramural Softball l, 2. 3: Par Card 33 NEDT Award l, 2: NROTC Scholar- ship 4: Honor Card 4: Radio Club 43 Non- Coms Club 4: Iron Guard 3. Old Guard 3, 4. Richard will attend Purdue University. I-Ie may be reached at 60 South 7th Street, Beech Grove, Indiana. - - xy--. ,Wa 1 'A ima 'lfmnvi' AUGUSTO IVARREN BASOMBRIO 2years- Cpl. 3: Sfc. 45 Intramural Football flg Swim- ming Team Manager El: Intramural Softball Manager 33 Intramural Basketball 43 Par Card 3: Honor Card 3: NFL El. Augusto will alteud either Rollins or Mon- mouth ncxl year. His home address is: Los Andes 180, San Isidro, Lima, Peru. ,I 'QTEQ WILLIAM HUGLEY BAWVDEN Il years- Cpl. 2: Sgt. El: lst Lieutenant 4: Executive Oflieer: Conduct Ribbons 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4: Intramural Softball 2, 4: Golf il: Par Card 3: Debate 3, 4: Runner-up Kerr-Seibold Debate Trophy 3: Sword and Shield 4: Hussars 2, 3. 4: Student Congress 2, Il, 4: Thespians 2. 3, 4: NFL 2, 8, 4: Taller Board Asst. Business Manager 4: Variety Show Il, 4: Director 4. Bill will attend MacMurray College of jack- sonville, Illinois. He lives at 686 Lenox Road, Glen Ellyn. Illinois. TEQXTE lLCSE?i THOMAS JOHN BEAMAN, JR. Il years- Pfe. 2: Plc. 3: 2nd Lieutenant 4: Platoon Leader: 3rd Place MST Marksmanship Medal il: Expert Rifle Medal 4: Winter Rifle Team Match 2nd Place 2: Honorable Mention Most Earnest Endeavor 2: Outstanding First Year Cadet Award 2: Conduct Ribbons 2. 3, 4: Reserve Rifle 2: Varsity Rifle 3, 4: Lifesaving 2: Intramural Softball 2: Sword and Shield 4. Tom plans tu attend Lansing Community College for two years and then switch to Michigan State University in his junior year. His home is at 2767 East Mount Hope Road, Okemos, Michigan. ROBERT BOWEN BEST 7years- Pfc. I3 Cpl. 23 Ste. 33 Captain 43 Company Commander 43 Fresh-Soph Football I3 Fresh- Soph Basketball I3 Varstiy Track l: Varsity Football 2. 3, -I3 VHC 2, Il, 43 Nlfl, 1, 2, El, 43 National Thespians l. 2, Il, 43 Old Guard 2. Il, 43 Vice-Coininander A13 Sword and Shield 4. Robert will attend Central Michigan lfni- relsity. His home address is: 508K Sheilds Road, Holly, Michigan. wma MICHAEL WICKHAM BOUTON tiyears- Plc. I3 Cpl. 23 Sfc. 253 Captain 43 Adjutant -lg Honor Wreath l. 2: Runner-up Chicago 'l'ri- bune Medal I, 23 Conduct Ribbons l, 2. 3. -lt Association of the United States Artny Medal Il: Honorable Mention Most Earnest lindear- or Medal Il: Runner-up llest lfirst Year Cadet lp Varsity Football A13 Varsity Baseball l, 2, Il, -13 Reserve Basketball I, 2, 33 Intramural Basketball -43 National Honor Society ll, 113 President 43 Runner-up Ranking Cadet Medal l: Honor Cards l. 43 Par Cards l. 2: French Trophy 23 Culn Laude 43 Christian Courtesy Medal 33 VHC 2. Il, 43 Vice President 43 Old Cnard 2. il, 43 Cotnniander 43 Sword and Shield 4: Secretary 43 Acolytes l, 2. El, -13 Order of Saint Vincent l. 2. 3. 4: Taller Sports Editor 43 Secretary lfreslnnan Class3 Sergeant-at-Arms junior Class: Vice President Senior Class. Michael will attend Denison University next fall. He lives in Howe, Indiana, DAVID JON BRANGAN 3 years- Pvt. 2: Sfc. 3: Ist Lieutenant 45 Executive Of- ficer 41 Sha-rpshooter Medal El, 4: Conduct Ribbons fl, 43 Intramu al Football 2, fi, 4: In- tramural Basketball 2, 4: Reserve Basketball 35 Intramural Softball 2, 43 Varsity Tennis 33 Intramural Wrestling 33 SCUBA Diving 43 Cheerleader 4, French Club 2, 31 Sword and Shield 4: Non-Coms Club El, Iron Guard 3: Variety Show 2, 25, 4. Dave plans to attend either Ball State or Illinois Wesleyan. He may now be reached at 13560 Pierce Street, Birmingham, Michigan. TEQXTE lLEE?i BURTON ARCHIBALD BROWN, JR. Sycars- Pfc. 2: Cpl. 3: MfSgt. 43 Platoon Sgt. 4: Marksmanship Medal 3, 43 Conduct Ribbons 2, 3, 45 Par Cards 2, 3, Intramural Football 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4: Intramu- ral Tennis 2g Varsity Golf 8, 41 Non-Coms Club 4: Iron Guard El. Burt plans to attend Lincoln junior College or Tarkio College. His present address is Grinnell Road, Kankakee, Illinois. CHARLES DONALDSON BURGER 7 years- 4 years Lower School: Il years Upper School: Sfc. Il: M!Sgt. 4: I atoon Sergeant 4: Sharp- shooter Medal 4: Conduct Ribbons il, 4: In- tramural Football 2, 4: Intramural Basketball 2. Il. -I: Intramural Softball 2, fl, 4: Varsity Football Sl: NEIYI' Award 2: Par Card fl: Nonbfioms Cub 4: President 4: Camera Club 2. El: Color Guard Il: NFI. 2, 3, 4: Iron Guard Il: Old Guard I, 2. 3. 4: Howe Herald Il: De- Izate 2: Hussars 4. jacques plan: to attend Harvard University Hartford next fall. His address is 'itll Sunny Circle. Hitchcock, Texas. r. ,, . wma JACQUES ALFRED CHATAIN, JR. -1 years- Pfe. I: Gpl. 2: SI'c. Il: Isl Lieutenant 4: Iu- tramural Football I, 3, 4: Fresh-Soph Football 2: Inlralnural Basketball I, 2, Il, 4: Intra- mural Softball 2. fl, 4: Tennis l: Honor Cards l, 2. Il, 4: Ranking Cadet I: Headmaster's Math Award Il: Chicago Tribune Medal il: ADT 2. 3. 4: National Honor Society Il, 4: Sword and Shield 4: Iron Guard 3: Old Guard 4: Taller Board 4. jacques plans to attend Harvard College in the fall. His home address is: 6937 Cregier Avenue, Chicago 49. Illinois. FRANK JAMES CHMELIR, JR. 4 years- Pfc. lg Cpl. fl: Sgt. 45 Intramural Basketball l, 2, Il, 4: Intramural Softball l, 2: Cross Country fl, 45 Track El: Honor Card il: Howe Herald Il. Frank will attend Lake Forest College nexl year. His address li 433 Urcdalc Road, Riverside, Illinois. EAT lLCEEQ HERBERT OSMOND CRIPPEN liyears- Plc. lg Cpl. 2: Sic. El: 2nd Lieutenant 4: liar- Ialion S-l, S-2, 4: Ifreslnnan Basketball lg ln- ll'illlllll'ill Football l. 2, il, 4: Intramural Soft- ball l. 2, il, 4: Intramural Basketball 2, Il. 4: ADT 2, il, 45 Treasurer il: President 4: Na- tional Honor Society El, 43 Vice-President 4: Honor Cards l. 2, fl. 45 Par Cards I, 2: Hon- orable Mention, Ranking Cadet 4lh l 0l'lllQ Cum Laude 4: lron Guard IS, Old Guard 2. Il, 4: Secretary 43 Howe Herald 3, 43 Hussars 2, El, 43 Hussar Commander 4: Sword and Shield 4. Herbert will attend Lake Forest College. His address is: 3156 West Belle Plaine, Chi- cago, Illinois. DAVID LEE DEMPSEY 2years- Asst. Supply Sgt. Il: Supply Sgt. 4: Track il. 4: Intramural Football 3: Intramural Basketball fl: Band Il, 4: Choir 25, 4. Dave hopes to attend Flint Community College for two years and then transfer to Central Michigan University in his junior year. Letters may be addressed to lll0 Mar- guerite Street, Flushing, Michigan. .- n 1 W. as , 6 .A .1 ima. THOMAS FREDERICK DITZLER 4 years- Pfc. 2: Cpl. 3: Cpl. 4: Conduct Ribbons l, 2. 3, 4: N.E.D.'l'. Award l. 2: Concert Band I. 2. 25, 4: Marching Band l, 2. 3, 4: Pep Band l. 2. El, 4: Dance Band 2: Old Guard 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Commander 4: junior Lifesaving 2: Senior Lifesaving Il: Variety Show 2. Ei, 4. Torn plans to attend Hillsdale College at Hillsdale, Michigan. Tom currently lives at 2927 Hillcrest Avenue, Flint, Michigan. lsr, Q N? sqigifi Fifi- t .fo ,Q ROYAL GREGORY FISH ER Ilyears- Cpl. 23 Sfc. 33 2nd l.t. 43 Platoon Leader: Marksmanship Medal 43 Conduct Ribbons 2, 3, 43 Best First Year Cadet 23 Intramural Soft- ball 23 Weight Lifting 2, Ei. 43 Cross Country El. 43 Coach 43 Track 33 Par Cards 2. 3, 43 Iron Guard 33 Runner-up jim Brown Pen- nant 23 Runner-up Best Drilled Cadet 33 Sword and Shield 43 Runner-up Best Posture 2 . Greg plans to attend Eastern Michigan Uni- versity. He may be reached at Evergreen Shores, Route 1, Saint Ignacc, Michigan. TEQXTE ILEEQ XVAYNE ROBERT FITZGERALD, JR. Il years- Pfc. 23 Cpl. 33 Sfc. 43 Rillc Marksmanship Medal 2, 3, 43 Varsity Rille 2, 3, 43 Varsity Baseball E53 National Honor Society 43 ADT il. 43 Honor Card 33 Par Card 2. 33 Non-Coins Club 43 Secretary 43 Hussars 2, El, 4. Wayne will attend Virginia Military Insti- tute in the fall. His address is 1081 Ottawa Beach Road, Holland, Michigan. THOMAS ALAN FRAKIE 2 years Sgt. 4: Squad Leader 4: Intramural Football Il, 4: Intramural Basketball Il, 4: Intramural Softball Il, 4: Band Il: Conduct Ribbons Il, 4: Par Card Il, 4. Thotnas will attend Ferris Stale College. His home address is: H61 llellclaire, S. E.. Grand Rapids, Michigan. I ima GARY THOMAS GOSSINGER 4 years- l'l'c. 1: Cpl. 2: Sgt. 3: lst Lieutenant 4: Band Commander 4: Military Wreath l, 2. 3: Su- perior Cadet Medal 2: Chicago Tribune Med- al 2: Runner-up I: Wrestling 2: Weight Training 4: Senior Lifesaving Il: ADT 2. Il, 4: Vice-President 4: Honor Cards l. 2. Il. 41 Pill' Cards l, 2. Il: Chemistry Award El: Science Award 2: Runner-up Ranking Cade! Ilrd lform: Ranking Cadet 4th Form: Ranking Ca- det 5th Form: Cum Laude 4: Band I, 2, Il, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Howe Herald 3, 4: Feature Editor 4: St. james Bell Ringers Guild l: Radio Club ll, 41 Camera Club 4: National Thespians 2, fi, Al: NFL 2. 3. fl: Degree ol' Excellence Il: NFL Medal El: Haberly Medals 2, Il: Old Guard 4: Iron Guard Il. Gary will study a pre-med course at Albion College. His home address is 20020 Reulreu' Road in Detroit. Michigan. 7 FREDERICK RICHARD HAAS years- Pfe. 23 Sgt. 43 Squad Leader 43 Conduct Rib- l:on's l, 2, 5, 43 Frosh-Soph Football I3 Fresh- man Basketball I3 Hockey I, 2. EI: Tennis l, 23 Intramural Basketball 2, II3 Intramural Softball El, 43 Varsity Swimming 43 Runner-up Tennis Doubles Tournament 23 Honor Cards 2, II, 43 ADT 2, il, 43 National Honor Society 4 3 Runner-up U. S, History Medal 33 NFL I, 2, II, 43 Degree ol' Excellence 33 Par Cards 25, 43 NEDT Awards I, 23 Runner-up Carl II. Tingley Trophy 2: Old Guard l, 2, II, 43 Treasurer 43 Student Advisor 43 Choir I3 Iron C uard 33 Student Congress 4: Howe Herald I3 Debate 43 Tatler Board 43 Variety Show II, 43 Chapel Reader 4. Fred will attend Albion College. His home address is 28330 Elba Drive, Crosse Ile, Mich. TEEXTE ILEEQ JAN ROBERT HENRY 2 LQ years- Pfc. 23 SIC. 33 Captain 43 Company COIIIIIIRIIIG e 3 Conduct Ribbons 2. 3, 43 Marksmanship Medal 43 Intramural Basketball 2. 33 Intr'l mural Softball 2, II, 43 Intramural Football El 1. Varsity Football 4: Par Card 21 Class Treas- urer 33 Iron Guard 3: Sword and Shield 43 Hu'1:'ars EI, 43 Taller Board Representative 4. jan hopes to attend Ohio University in the all. He lives at 3031 Macbeth Drive, Rocky f River, Ohio. JAMES EDWARD HOLMES Il years- Plc. 2: Cpl. 33 lfSgt. 43 Runner-up Best First Year Cadet 23 Runner-up jim Brown Pennant 23 Best Posture Medal 33 Conduct Ribbons 2. Il, 43 Sharpshooters Medal 43 Intramural Bas- ketball 23 Intramural Softball 2. It Weight Lifting 33 Iron Guard 33 National Thespians 4: Non-Coins Club 4. jim plans to enter Murray College this fall. His present address is 1220 jellras Avenue, Marion, Indiana. . W, Wea 'Huw' HARRIS CH EADLE HOSVLAND 4 years- Pfc. l: Sgt. 33 2nd Lieutenant 4: Honor Wreath l. 2, 3: 2nd Place Best Drilled Cadet 23 First Place MST Marksmanship l, 3: Run- ner-up Association of the U.S. Army Medal Il: Expert Rifleman Medal El, 43 Hussars 2, Il. 43 Sword and Shield 4: Conduct Ribbons l, 2. fl, 43 Par Cards l. 2, Il, 43 Honor Cards l. 2. Il. 43 ADT Il. 43 National Honor Society El, Al. Harris will attend either Case Institute of echnology or the U. S. Air Force Academy. His address is 9627 Eureka Parkway, Cleve- land 30. Ohio. T JAM ES HUNTER HUGHES 4 years- Pl'c. l: Cpl. 2: Sfc. 3: 2nd Lieutenant 4: Battalion Supply Officer 43 Conduct Ribbons I, 2, El, 43 Hockey l, 2, El, 43 Varsity Baseball Manager I, 2, 3: Intramural Football Manag- er 4: Glec Club El, 4: Acolytes l, 2, El, 4: Sacristan Il. 4. james will attend Muskegon College next fall. His address is: 1485 Forest Park Road, Muskegon, Michigan. TUNE HEEQ Q SCOTT CARSON HUXTABLE Il years- Plc. 2: 2nd Lieutenant 43 Intramural Football 23 Intramural Softball 2: Intramural NVrestl- ing 2: Rifle Team 2: Varsity Football 3: Var- sity Wrestling 3: Xvrestling Student Coach and Manager 4: Band 23 NFL 2, 3, 45 Degree of Excellence 4: Sword and Shield 4. Write Scott at Box 24l, RFD No .7, Me- dina, Ohio. MICHAEL GEORGE ,IOHANSON Il years- l'fc. 2: Sic, Il: 2nd l.l. 4: Platoon Leader: Military Honor Wreath 3: Expert Rifleman 3: Conduct Ribbons 2, 3, 4: Varsity Rille Team 2, Il, 4: Par Card Il: Honor Cards Il: Hussars IL 4: Radio Club Il, 4: Sword and Shield Club fl: lrun Guard 3: Band 2. Mike plans lo attend Pennsylvania Military College. One may Fund Mike at 17170 Green- view Road, Delroil, Michigan. X M2564 JOHN THOMAS KALENDA Gyears- Cpl. 2: Sgt. 3: Conduct Ribbons I. 2, fl, Al: Intramural Basketball l. 2, Il, 4: Intramural Softball l, 2, 4: Intramural lfoolhall 4: Var- sity Swimming Il: Band I, 2. Il: Clee Club 32 Old Guard 2. Il. 4: Iron Guard El. john plans to attend Northern Illionis Uni- versity at DeKalb. His home address is 61149 Riverdale Drive, Berwyn, Illinois. J A-.14 15. ROBERT ADDISON KEISER 4years- Pfc. I3 Cpl E53 Sgt. 43 Conduct Ribbons l, 2. fl. 43 Runner-up jim Brown Pennant I: Frosh- Soph Football 2: Intramural Football 23 Golf 43 Tennis I3 Life Saving 2. 33 Varsity Swim- ming 2. fl, 4: Choir 3: Old Guard 43 Iron Guard 33 NFL 2, 3, 4. Keis plam to attend Miami University in the fall. Hia home address is 3l80 We-at Lake Road, Lorain, Ohio. TEFQSEE' ILEIZQ 1 WALTER GEORGE KUHLING 4 years- Cpl. 23 Cpl. 33 M!Sgt. 43 Platoon Sgt.: Cun- duct Ribbons l, 3, 43 Color Guard 33 Marks- manship Medal 33 Intramural Football l, 2, fl, 43 Intramural Basketball l, 2. 3, 43 All-Star Team 4: Intramural Softball I. 2. El, 43 Capt. 43 All-Star Team 43 Intramural Softball l, 2, 253 All-Star Team fl: Par Cards l. 2. Il, 43 Variety Show 3. 43 Iron Guard 3: Old Guard 43 Non-Coins Club 4. Max plans to attend the University of Detroit. He may be reached at 5046 Race Road, Cincinnati, Ohio. PETER NORMAN LARSEN, -IR. 2 years Pic. 3: Sl'c. 4: Squad Leader 4: Conduct Rib- bons il, 4: Varsity Basketball Il: Varsity Golf El: Intramural lfootball 4: Freshman Basket- ball Coach 4: jim Brown Pennant, runner-up Il. Pete will attend Indiana University. His home address is: 4314 Central Avenue, Indi- anapolis, lndiana. i wma. KURT GEORGE LOVEGROVE 5 years- Cpl. 2: Sgt. Il: Sgt. 4: Platoon Sergeant: Con- duct Ribbons l, 2, 3, 4: Sharpshooter Medal 2: Varsity Track I. 2: Varsity Cross Country l. 2. Il, 4: Riile lg Golf Il, 4: Hussars l. 2. Il, 43: VHC 2, fl, -1: Old Guard Il. 4. Kurt hopes to attend Central Michigan lini- versity to study Business Administration. His present address is 3250 E. Atherton Road, lflint Michigan. WILLIAM DAVID MEALS 3 years- Pfc. 2: Sgt. 3: l!Sgt. 4: Conduct Ribbons 2. 3, 4: Best Posture Medal 2: Expert Rifleman Medal 4: Weight Lifting 2, 4: Rifle Team 3: NRA Second Place Rifle Team Winter League 3: Senior Life Saving 2: Track 3: Intramural Wrestling 2: Par Cards 2, fl: Hussars El: Cam- era Club 2: Non-Coms Club 4. Bill plans to attend thc University of Ari- zona in the fall. He may be found at 6947 Princeton Drive, Tucson, Arizona. TEQESEE M512 IVILLIAM ALLEN MERCHANT 2years- Pfc. 3: Sgt. 4: Conduct Ribbons 3, 4: Swim- ming Team Manager 3, 4: Par Card3: Nl-'L 3, 4: Band il. Bill plans to attend Denison University in Granville, Ohio. He may be found at l5l Harvey Parkway, Avon Lake, Ohio. l it 4 JA M ES FREDERICK MUELLER Byears- Pfc. 33 Sfc. 43 Platoon Sgt.g Conduct Ribbons I, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball I3 Intra- mural Football 23 Varsity Swimming 13 Intra- mural Softball lg Old Guard 1, 2, 3, 43 Na- tional Thespians 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, El: NI-'L 43 Non-Coms Club 43 Iron Guard 3: Acolyte I3 Choir 2, 33 French Club 2: Cam- era Club 2. jim plans to attend Port Huron junior College. He resides at 617 Edison Blvd., Port Huron, Michigan. DEQ wma UMW WILLIAM TORBERT MUIR 4ycars- Pfc. 1: Cpl. l3 Sgt. 33 Major 43 Battalion Commander 43 Chairman, Sword and Shield 43 Chicago Tribune Medal 23 Dept. of thc Army Superior Cadet Medal 33 Iron Guard Commander S3 Expert Rifleman Medal 3, 4: Conduct Ribbon l, 2, El, 43 Honor Wreath l, 2, El: Varsity Rifle l, 2, El, 43 Captain 43 Most Valuable 2, 43 Runner-up Tennis Doubles Tournament 23 Carl B. Tingley Biology Tro- phy 2: National Honor Society 3, 43 Secretary 43 Honor Cards l, 2, 43 Par Cards 1, 2, 33 NEDT Awards l, 2: Time Current Events Award 43 Cum Laude 45 Taller Editor 43 VHC 2, 3, 43 Secretary 43 Band lg Dance Band 1: Student Congress 43 Old Guard 43 Howe Herald 3, 4. Xvilliam will attend either XVest Point or Princeton. His home address is: 3855 Stewart Avenue, Miami, Florida. BARRY ARNOLD NOBLES 4 years- Pfc. 13 Cpl. 23 Sgt. 33 2nd Lieutenant 43 Band Executive Olhcer 43 Conduct Ribbons 1. 2, 3, 43 Sharpshooter Medal 33 Sword and Shield 4g Senior Lifesaving 33 Glee Club 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Iron Guard 33 NFL 13 Old Guard 4. Barry will attend Central Michigan Univer- sity. His address is 6250 Woodmoor Drive, Davison, Michigan. TEFQXTE HISEQ JOHN BASIL PARKER 2ycars- Pfc. 33 Sgt. 43 Track Team 3, 43 Swimming Team 3, 43 Par Card 33 l-lussars 33 NFL 3, 43 Iron Guard 33 Variety Show 3, 4. john is a candidate for admission to thc United States Air Force Academy. His ad- dress is: 36 Ingalls Road, Fort Monroe, Va. THOMAS JOEL PIERCE Il years- Pfc. 2: Plc, E53 MfSg't. 43 Platoon Sergeant: Conduct Ribbons 2, El, 4: Color Guard Il, 43 Commander 43 Marksmanship Medal 4: Intra- mural Football 2, Sl, 43 Captain 43 Intramural Basketball 2, El, 43 Most Valuable Player 2: All-Star Team 45 Variety Show 3, 43 Iron Guard El: Non-Coins Club 4. Tom is hoping to attend Miami University of Oxford, Ohio. Letters should be addressed to 7330 Cedarcrest Trail, Chestcrland, Ohio. r Wea 'bmw' RICHARD WINTERS POLL 4 years- Pvl. l: Cpl. 2: Sic. 33 Capt. 43 Company Coni- mander 43 Sharpshooter Medal 3. 43 Conduct Ribbons 2, Il, 43 Most Earnest Endeavor Medal 31 Military Honor Wreath 23 Par Cards l. 2. 3, 43 Varsity Baseball I3 Varsity Track 253 Varsity Football El, 43 Captain 43 Varsity Bas- ketball 2, 3, 43 Intramural Football lj Varsity Cross Country 23 Intramural Softball 2, 3, 43 Intramural Volleyball 13 Intramural Wrestl4 ing 21 VHC 3, 43 President 43 President Sen- ior Class 43 Sword and Shield 43 Old Guard 43 Iron Guard 33 Sergeant-at-Arms Class 13 Hussars 33 Company Representative Taller 43 French Club 2, 33 Non-Coms Club 3. Rich plans to attend Miami University. His present address is 4417 Miner Road, Toledo 15, Ohio. JAMES LLOYD PRUETT 3 years- Pfc. 23 Cpl. 33 Sgt. 33 Expert Riiieman 33 In- tramural Football 33 Intramural Basketball 33 Intramural Softball 2, 3: Rifle Team 2. James plans to attend Tarkio College in Missouri. His address is 1350 South Dixie Highway, Birch Run, Michigan. TEFQTE REQ ANDREWV MICHAEL REID 1 year- Pfc. 43 Conduct Ribbons 4: Hussars 4: Acol lytes 43 St. Vincent 4: Choir 4: Intramural Football 43 Weight Training 4. Andrew will study law at Valparaiso Uni- Michigan City, Indiana. versity. His address is: 2109 Oriole Trail, HARRY WILLIS ROBERTS lll Zycars- Cpl. 4: XVcight Lifting 33 Arl 3, 4. Harry plum lo atlcnd thc University ol' Briclgcport. His home address is: H7 Riviera, Pontiac, Michigan. -N wfaig 9, . -A - SW? f r imma ROBERT LEE R005 2 years- Cpl. 'lg Scnim' l,il'cszu'ing fi: Varsity Swimming Ii, -I: Varsity Track 3. 43 Intramural Football Ii. ri: Color Guard Ii, 43 VHC 3, -1. Buh hopes lo allcnml Michigan Stale l'ni- xcrsily. llc may bc fouml at 210 Mcacluw Dr., Baltic Creek, Michigan. ALAN JAMES RUSSELL Il years- Plic. Il, Cpl. 33 Conduct Ribbons IS, 45 lntra- mural Basketball 2, Il: Intramural Football fl, 43 Intramural Softball 2, Il, 43 Varsity lVrestl- ing 43 Distinguished Honor Cards 2. ll, 4: Par Cards 2, El, 4: Runner-up Best Chemistry Stu- dent 2: Sophomore Spelling Champion 2: flrd Place LaGrange County Spelling Bee 2: Cum Laude 43 ADT 45 Herald Staff 3, 4: National Honor Society 4, Iron Guard 33 Variety Show Il. Al plans lo attend Lake Forest College of Illinois. He resides at 25038 Woodburn Ave- nue, Cincinnati, Ohio. TUNE lLEl2Q DONALD KENN ETH SH ELTON 2years- 'l'ealn l.eader IS: Squad Leader 4: Cpl. 4: Yar- sity Football 3, -lg Varsity Basketball 3, 4: High Scorer 45 VHC il, 43 Acofvte 3, 43 Best Posture Ili Conduct Ribbons IS. Kenneth will attend either the U. Air Force Academy or the University of Cincin- nati. His address is: Cfo Col. D. A. Shelton, HQ 86th Air Division, APO l2, N.Y., N.Y. -l: Sword and Shield 43 Iron Guard ilg Tatler MICHAEL JON SHERRIN 4 years- Pfc. lg Sgt. 35 2nd Lieutenant 45 Conduct Ribbons l, 2, 41 jim Brown Pennant l: Marksmanship Medal 3: Varsity Wrestling lg 2. Il, 4: Varsity Baseball I, 2: Varsity Track Il. 4: Varsity Football 3, fl: lfrcslunan Football l, 25 NEDT Award 23 Honor Card 23 Vl-IC 2, li, Board 45 Old Guard 4. Michael plans to attend Tulane University. His address is: 23780 lnkster, Southfield, Mich. H6264 FRED E. SLATER Zyears- Pfc. 3: Wrestling Ilg Cross Country 4: Track 4: Senior Lifesaving El: Nlfl. El, 43 National Thespians 4: Choir 4. l-'red has hopes of attending Curtis Insti- tute of Music in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. l-lis home address is 48l5 Tacoma Avenue. Fort Wayne. Indiana. PAUL GANO SMITH 3 years- Pfc. 2: Cpl 3: Sfc. 4: Squad Leader: Honor Wreaths 2, 3,3 Conduct Ribbons 2, 3, 4: Marksmanship Medal 4: Varsity Golf 3, 41 Most Valuable 3: Willey Trophy for Lowest Average 3: Intramural Softball 23 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4: National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 4: Distinguished Honor Cards 2, 3, 4: Runner-up Ranking Cadet Medal 3: Runner-up Highest Proficien- cy in Chemistry 25: Honorable Mention Carl B. Tingley Trophy 2: ADT 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 4: National Honor Society il, 4: Cum Laude 4: Herald Staff El, 4: Iron Guard 3. Paul plans to attend Denison University to study pre-law. He may be reached at 3539 Superior St., Elkhart, Indiana. TEQZSEE Milli ROBERT CARL SMITH 4 years-D Company Plc. l : Cpl. 2: Sgt. 3: Sic. 4: Varsity Football 4: Reserve Basketball 2, 3: Freshman Basket- ball: Reserve Football 2, ZS: Freshman Foot- ball: Intramural Basketball 4: Old Guard 3, 4: Iron Guard 3: Par Cards l, 2. 3: Conduct Ribbons l, 2, 3, 4: Marksrnanship Medal l, 2, 3, 4: Variety Show 3, 4: Reserve Track 2, 3, llob plans to attend the University ol' l'lli- nois, His home is in Chicago. DAVID JOHN STENTZ Al yours- l'l'c. lg Cpl. 2: 2nd Liculcnzml Al: lsl Pfziloon l.r:z1c1c:r4g Marksmzmship Medal 3: Choir 2, 33 Glcc Club lg ADT 3, fl: National Honor Su- cicly Il, Al: Hnnm' Cards l, fi, Al: Conduct Rib- bons I. 2, Il, 4: Varsity Bzrsclazill I. 2. 4: Var- sity Trzick Il: Weight Lifting 25, Al. David, who lives :lt 258 Wcwl Ncvznlal. Dc' lroit, Michigan, will :illcncl Wayne Slate Uni- versity next full. Wm gs' L1 , ' DAVID EDXVA RD STR EICI IER Sycars- Plc, lg Sic, Il: 2lnl Liculcnanil 41: Cnnxlncl Ribbons I, 2. Il, -lg Varsity lfuulbzill ZS. Alg Hnnrmr Curtis I, 2. Ii: National Thcspizins fl: llznul I. 2, Ii: Old Guzml Ii, ll: lmn Guzml fl. Dave plans to ullcncl Central Michigan University. His znldrcss is: 9430 Shcridani Ave' nnc, Ypsilanti, lXlichiga1n. ROBERT SWVAN IV 4ycars- Cpl. 23 Sfc. El: 2nd Lieutenant 43 Executive Ollicerg Conduct Ribbons l, 2, 3, 4: Tennis l, 2, El, 43 Captain 2: Reserve Swimming lg Intramural Basketball 2: Runner-up Tennis Championship 1, 2, 35 Par Cards 2, 3, 4: VHC 2, 3. 4: Sword and Shield 4, Old Guard 4. Bob would like to attend Washington and jefferson College in Washington, Pennsylvan- ia. Bob resides at IO4 Hawthorne Place, Fox Chapel, Pittsburgh 38, Pennsylvania. TEEXTE ILGEQ KZ 2 2 A K f, f .:3i.-sf,-.q5, .. TIMOTHY SCOT SWARTWOOD 4 years- Cpl. Ely Cpl. 43 Room Commander 45 Conduct Ribbons 3, 43 Intramural Football 3, 43 Intra- mural Basketball 2. 3: Intramural Softball 1, 2, 4: Hockey 2. 3. 4: Hussars 4: Old Guard 4. Tim plans to attend Bowling Green State University in the fall of '64, He lives at 548 Edinborough Drive, Bay Village 40, Ohio. ROBERT WESLEY THOMPSON Zyears- Sgt. 43 MST II Second Place Marksmanship 43 Intramural Football 253 Reserve Rille E51 Varsity Rifle Fl: Hockey 3: Intramural Softball fl: Radio Club El, 43 Iron Guard 3, Robert plans to attend Pennsylvania Mili- tary College. His home address is: 5205 Dick- son Road, Indianapolis 26, Indiana. jiliiigigi is - f Wit H964 muck ALLAN VAIL 2years- Sgt. Il: lst Lieutenant 43 Assistant 'I'.O. Company 4: Sword ami Shield 4: Iron Guard Il: Par Card 35 Conduct Ribbons El, 4: ADT 3, 4: National Honor Society fl, 43 Treasurer 4: Varsity Football El, 43 Varsity Swimming 3, 4: School Breaststroke Record 4: Jim Brown Pen- nant E5: Honor Wreath 3, 4: Best First Year Cadet Il: Cum Laude 4. Erick plans to attend johns Hopkins Unis versity next fall. His home address is 545 Ridge Avenue, Lawrenceburg. Indiana. FRANK CHASE WVADE, JR. 4 years- Cpl. 23 Sgt. 33 Sgt. 43 Marksmanship Medal 23 Conduct Ribbons 2, 3, 43 Varsity Track 253 Varsity Swimming l, 2, 43 Captain 23 Hussars 2, 3, 43 VHC 2, 3, 43 Chairman of Initiations 43 Old Guard 43 Acolyte 4. Frank hopes to attend Iowa Wesleyan Col- lege. His home is at 596 Peachtree Lane, Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan 48236. TEFQTE MSIE KENNETH MARTIN XVASHINGTON 3 years- Cpl. 23 Sgt. 33 Captain 43 Company Comman- der3 Sharpshooter Medal 33 Conduct Ribbons 2, 3, 43 Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Most Valuable Player 33 Captain 43 Varsity Track 3, 43 Intra- mural Basketball 23 Intramural Football 2, 3, 43 Co'Capt. 43 Intramural Softball 2: National Honor Society 3, 43 Par Card 33 Honor Card 43 NFL 3, 43 State Champion NFL Dramatic 33 12th National Finals Dramatic 33 lst Place Howe Oratorical Declamation Contest 33 Les- ter M. Tucker Award 33 Ray Gonas Award for Excellence in Dramatics 33 Haberly Medal 33 Concert Band 2, 33 Acolytes 3, 43 Hussars 43 VHC 3, 43 President Sophomore Class 2: Secretary junior Class 33 Secretary Senior Class 43 Honorable Mention Most Christian Courtesy 3 Ken hopes to enter Harvard University in the fall and to major in psychology and poli- tical science. JAM ES KEM P WEBSTER 4 years- Expert Rillenlan Medal 3: 3rd Place MST A Marksmanship Medal 33 Varsity Golf 13 In- tramural Football 1, 2, 43 Varsity Football 33 Varsity Track 2, 33 Hockey I, 2, 33 Weight Lifting 43 Speech 4: Acolytes 2. 3, 43 VHC il, 43 Sergeant-at-Arms 4. james will attend Highland Park junior College in Detroit. His zuldrcss is: 15819 Westbrook, Detroit, Michigan. 3 wma. JOSEPH LEO WILLMENG ti years- Pfc. 23 Cpl. 33 MfSgt. 43 Best Drilled Cadet 23 First Place MST Marksmanship. Varsity Football 1, 2. El, 4: Most Valuable 43 Captain 25: Varsity Basketball 2, 33 Honor Cards l. 2, 33 VHC l, 2, 3, 43 Vice-President Sophomore C'ass3 Sergeant-at-Arms Senior Classg Old Guard il, 43 Vice-President Non-Coins Club 4. joseph plans to attend Michigan Slate next fall. His address is: R.R. l, Watcrvliet, Michigan, LEONARD RUBY WVOOLF Zyears- Sgt. 43 Conduct Ribbons 3, 43 Intramural Football 3, 43 Recreational Golf 33 Par Card fl: Variety Show Director 3, 4. l.enny plans to attend Eastern Michigan University to major in some field of Busi- nezs Administration. His home address is l7lEl0 Stoepel, Detroit 21, Michigan. ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 Alexander the Great was a student ol the famous Greek philosopher, Aristotle. One day the tutor and his student were busy working mathematical problems which required long and tedious calculations. Alexander, who gained a reputation for his impatience, exclaimed: lNhy must l go through all these little steps? Why can't l get the answer immediately? l'm the future king! There is no royal road to knowledge, the tutor replied. ln just seven words, Aristotle's summation expressed the basic qualities of education: work and desire. As Seniors we can attest to the veracity of his statement. We know that there is no royal road, yet most of us realize that the educational process which we have been exposed to at Howe has taught us to work and reap the fruits of our desires. lt has made the road of knowledge a little smoother and easier to follow. The hardest part of our education, however, is yet to come. VVith this Commencement our knowledge of what we have learned will be put to the most severe and unfaltering tests. How well we have prepared ourselves for the challenges that lie ahead, will determine whether we will be the Alexanders who will reign over the world or the failures who never will understand the virtues of learning. After all, the word commencement means the beginning and by no means the end of education. As a final thought, we Seniors must realize that we are taking a large part of Howe with us, and a very valuable part. ln return, let us leave a little part of ourselves here-just enough to contain our gratitude, TEGESTE ILQEQ DEI DXQ CLASSES 669260454 6 ri 'ff -v 'siK.f 'f-.-as-f N, s.f.SJ a we Q4 sim xwzgesffg Kneeling fklClll to righlj: McNeil, llcklel. Slecl, Olsun. Yoder: Firsl ruw: Nlussmun, Xlessersclnniall, Topping, Koehler TS, NI:n'clirosiun, -lueksuir. Meyers. Bzulgley, Penprufe, Reall'u1'cl, Ollen, Wrighl. Ring, Tieljens, Hullzrs, Rinsleyg SL-corul row: llznlun, Grisilnlv, Heinisch, Crucuuer, Ifinl-Lbciner, Ross, Mitchell. Snyder lfll, xvClCilIll2lIlll Miltich. I,:n'sen lf, l,hzunun. MzlyerI'elcl, Burnell, Rohyck, llunlu, Rhine: 'l'hirml row: Killlllllllili. Nluslernne. XX'unke. 'I1OlllllIlSUl1, Oslherg. Brmnrn 'I'. Yumler l.1l2lll, Sprague. Sinilh PR, Westanvziy, Iluilller, vlilllflllif, Clulluxuu, U'Ren, Snyder 'I', llomhsg Ffbllllll rmr: lublms, l2nl'L'IlL'lllilll. Sclnnirll, kllllllllll, Hoopes, Rlzire, hl1lIilllCl. llunl, Uieringer, Runsun Quinlan bl. Quinluu I'. Nutr Russell RA .Xltlumugh the Clluss ul' H165 hus not yet provecl ilsell, il is curluinly regqnclecl us Ll cnpuhle grmip. Serving ug ollifers ul' the new Senior class ure: SLeve Steele, lDl'CSilll'lll fleurve Denlel. vice-p1'esiclelll: lnhn McNeil. seerelslryz Sum Olson, lrezisurerz :incl -lell U . Yoder, SCTQCZIIIL-ill-.xllllm Nlr. .Xllun F. Gales ussislecl us lueully zulviscr. IL will not be long Imelore the lneinhers ol' Lhis clzlss will he hearing the respon sibiliLy nl lezulersllip. XVe ure C0llVllll'Cli that they will uphold the lumm' :incl repu tzitinn ul' llowe. mmm Y' 1 nv 1 i Kneeling Qleft lo rightj: Willmeng WR. 0'Reilly. Chalain S, llihhle. KLou't-rg First row: Prout, llriago, Woodin, Walters, lfairchild, Yglesias. Saunders. Cummins. i'K'il'l'l'. llroekmann. Slackhouse. Bellamy, Dunlap. livans, l.intlemeyer, lilhreehl, Decker, Heinemann, Osborn. Sigrisl: Third row: VanSomeren, Montgomery, Keene. llammond, Sikurski. llleidc-rer. Myers. Cook ll. Kraim-1' Kubicek, lJaug'herly, Russell, Williamson. Grumme -I, 'l'aseImz'r. Smith CI. Clamlner: l'otn'th row: Israel, Casterline, Lennie, Carter , Sherman, enninvs l', llolmes ll, l'leieh. lfox, Com non, . rw l Heller, Sports, Melnik. The initial project oi' the Sophonlore class was the dt'co1'ation ol' lhz' Qylllllllhilllll for the Mother's Day dance on May Sl. The iiL'l'Ill'illl0llS were onlrlamling and this group should he Commended for their eilorts. Steve Chatain served the Sopliomores as clars presitlent this year. ,Xlso elecletl to head the class were Paul O'Reilly. vice-presiclent: Dan Dihhle. setretary: Randy X'ViiilllCllg, treasurerg and Otto Gower, SCTQCZIlll-.Xl-.xl'lll5. Second row: Morton, Ahecasis, Wilmot, Coleman, Woeller. Shambangh. Newc'ome1', llardiman, Klein! Schmidt, Nelson, Cassidy, Wade AG. Thomas. liarlholif. -leimings LD, Friedman, Slierwootl, -legftun' i zecdmen 1 Y - 5 c . , . i Kneeling fllflrl. to rightp: Hunjo. Carver D, Mathis, Grunt, Rnolg Standing: Krause, liLlH'ill'IlS, Clllllkblllly, Stuckey, Huenfeld, Austin, l.in1ie. Terry, Henderson J, Krull, '1'r:iinor, Ciminy, 'liCllClJ2llllll, Crcztger, XVilkic, Mellon, Secuntl row: Buyer, Brooks, lfutli, McCoy, Vine, Davis, Hallett, Smith WP, Zimmermann, Henderson V, Doubler, Snyder ll, Pane, Berwick. Spencer, Mclntoshg 'Iliircl row: Yun Tassel, hluculms, l.eilmz1n, Smith IS, Wurunek, Gibson, Andrew. Many, lape, NlilIlW1ll'llll.f, Dany, Slzunailes, Richards, Meehan, West, Wise, Fenton, l-'ourth row: Ryml, Ruger, Merritt, Linaler, Wilson, Burke, lflemlrix. 1 The Class ul' i967 represents at prmnising gmup ol' tizulets. Scott Mathis was eleetetl president by tlle lfreslnnen with Don Carver assisting as vice-president. Other ollieizlls were: Rielixirtl Grunt, secretnryg Michael Hunjo, treasurer: and Dave Root, SCI'gC2llll-ill- arms. The lireslnnen workecl with the Sopllmnores on the clecicmitinn ol' the gyllllliwllllll fm' lNlotl1t'1 s Daly. uavhitii Sf 1 iff-S nr mv fx 'iii-5i34'Z7'5 -It 43 rm ag an at 'Q ,Q U ,,,, W , i..4' f . Q - I O 5 ,C F., , ' , 1 Q X SIXTH GRADE. lfirst ruw fIvI'l lu righlj: lfrzlycr. Bunker, Grnnnnu TS, jenkins. Snmlis. Quinlan: Paccuml mw: Nlzirsh. Bridges. jcnscn llj. Sluul, Walker jll. Mourc. 'lille' sclmol yK'lll' lillifi-lfllill wus ll hllllliilll' unc- lin' the 715 nicnilzcrs ol' li Clmllllnlll' nl' thc Lower Sclmol Czulvl Corps. Clnupcrzlliml :incl Clllilllhllllilll n'4.1'c high zls wvll :ls Il colisislcnlly line 1llJIJC2ll'1llICC ol' pcrsolnlls nncl liznizlcks. Special ClllllllICllii2lli0llS wma nwamlul lf Clrnnpum' :ls wcll :ls Llic Clzlvzllicls :incl Drnnl und Bugle Corps by Llln visiling Cluvcrliiilc-lil lnspcclimi group. ci2lliCl Czlplalill Sill'illCl', D.D., clicl gi linc jul: :ls cilllllllillly CiUlllIll2lIlKiCl' ol' lf Coiillmlly. llis Cmiipaxiiy Stull was lsL 1.1. Hass, 1'iXL'l'llliX'C Oiliccr :incl lfirsl SCl'gK'2llll lizapson, l'l:llom1 Lczlnlcrs wcrc 2ncl l.l. -lcnscn, l'..I., :incl find 1.1, Gillcspic: MfSgl Brzmcll :incl MfSgL. Slirincr. 'I'.XV. sc1'vL'1l :ls Platoon SCIQCZIIIIS. Maxim' IQOIJCYL SL1':1wlJ1iclg'c. fifblllllllllliilllll ol' lllc Lower Sclloul was zllmly 2lSSiSlCil by Scnim' f:1lliL'l Isl I,l. Vail, lf..X. ol lllc- Blllllliillll Stull. TENS ILEEQ CHAPEL Qin iililllulfikllll Furl fdfhuxuzrs Hemmings igricst XYhu clcvotucl his life L0 Lhc sclvirc of God, of His Clliilrfli. his f0llllU'y :md his scluml. ie 'fa l'irsl row Qlefl to righlj: Rosselolt, Iiirkholml, Quinlan Alli, Walker jll, Grunnne TS, lfrayer. jenkins, Snialis, Grilling Second row: Genova ffihoir Cloininanqlerj, Hainillon. kapfan, Illingworlh. liriilges. loinlinson Dil. Stout. fiI'lIllllllC RH, Wilkie, Austin, Dilzler Qllhoir Cominainlerl: Third row: Mr. Boner fCllOlYlll2lSlCl'P. Olson flruinpelerl, Penpraze flrumpelerj, Shainhaugh, Barlglcy Qlrunipelerl, Heinemann, Van Tassel, Boyer, Bugedain, lfox: lourlh row: Rugar, Jennings PW, Calhoun, Dempsey. Reirl, Burke: Not shown: Slaler. The Chapel Choir Lhis year hail a lllCllllJCl'SllllJ ol' 36 hoys, seyenieen lroin Lower School and nineleen lironi Upper School. IL proricleil niusie lor the Sunday celehration of Lhe Holy 1fllCll2lI'lSl as well as leadership lor claily chapel hynin singing. Drawing liflllll the works ol' some ol' the cillllffllih greatest coniposers, the choir also perlorniecl special ,-Xnthenis on IILIIUCIAOUS Sundays throughout the year, inclucling lfounilers' Day, rlill2lllkSglVlllg', Ctlllllflllllllllll, MoLher's Day, and ci0lllIllCllL'ClllClll. As in previous years, the choir perlorinecl niusic: lor the l5oar's lleacl Procession at Cllrislnias, and sang an Trinity Episcopal Clliurch, Form X'Vayne. on Lheir annual Howe clay, the Sunday alter lfasler. Also, a seleelecl group lroin the choir 1llll'llllCil the annual May foneeri by the SL. l,uke's Cjhoristers ol' Kllllllllillllil. A notable feature ol' this year's chapel music prog-rani was the work ol' Lhe rhoir's trumpet trio. PCI'li0IIl1lllg' niusic coniposecl especially lor ihe group hy Mr. Sidney lioner. Howe's organisi and choirniasler, Lhe Lrinnpelers' lanlares ancl cleseanls on lannous hymns proviclecl on special occasions a hrilliani acifoinpaninieni Lo the hynin singing. Mrs, Daniel I-lauek was an elliciienl and tireless choir niolher, who insured that the choir was appropriately vestecl. lnclireclly conneclecl with the IllllSll' lnograni ol' ,Xll Saints' Chapel is the annual series ol' spring organ recilals. The series was begun in 1962 shorlly alter the coin- pletion ol' the sChool's new organ, huilt hy Robert Noehren, .Xnn .Xrhor. Mifhigan. This year's reeiialisls were liclwarnl 'I'ihlms, lilizahelh Paul. lfrank linhlniann, anal Mr. Boiler, de f460ZQi'6d l'irsl row. standing fleI't to rightj: U'Ren, CI1'z1e:1iier. Hughes, Webster, Atwater. Reid ANI, Burnett, Bun lung Second ruw: Wzisliiuglmi. Rzinson. Hoopes. jordan, Shelton, Hunt, llziclizuid, Wzule lfil. The highest privilege any ezlclet who is zi cmliiiiiliiicziilt ol' the Clliurcli enjoys :lt Howe is that ol' serving :it the ziltzirs ol' the school. 'l'his yezir ll large group ol' Lower :incl Upper Sclioolers, zxlter thurougli :ind intensive training, has tzlken its place in the regular schedule ol' services :ind zictivities nl' the chzipel :incl hzls servecl liziitlilully :incl well under the lezulership ul klzunes Wlelnster, llezid Amlyte. Alzunes Hughes hams been 21 lzxithlul and ellicient Szicristzui. XVhen si seaver hzls reached the proper zigg :incl is zihle to nieet the other re- quirements, he is inducted into the Order ol' St. Vincent, nzltionzil guild lor zlcolytes, which is zillilizitecl with other groups nl servers tlirouglinut the .Xngliczin Clonnnunion. He thus heeonies an lllCIlllJC1' ol' zi world-wide fellowship. Howe ziwlytes have the reputation ol' being Qlllltlllg the finest servers to he lound zinywliere in the cliurcili. f m Y X' ,f v f l il'Kl ww lvI'l ln figlllvi SIll'Hi'l'ln. Pmyu1'. l31l1'lImliL'. l'lmx. Xllylilll Suuvml row: Nlrwlml. llibhlc. kewl QIH. XIc'XIulIvn. xlUIlllglDIIl1'I'f. Pzlpn LKHVER SCHOOL .KIOI,Y'l'liS llxsl mu. f,Ulll'2lll. Nlllllm. Sllrim-1' llll. fuUIilSll1il'I. Cum. 1-llllllllll' Rll, 5IIlllliN mul um: Smith. Wnlkvl' lil. Iimncll, 5lllillK'I IN. l,m'iniuga'u. Uillvxpiv, Ulm These Seniors ure aneolyles who haue served I'z1ilhi'ully :md well all the ullurs of the school. They he greatly missed next year. Imp run' Qlell to Tlglllji Bzlclmnxl. Nude lf. Reid. Secuml mw: llnulun, Wnslxingum 'l'hirrl row: Shellnn. Ilughes, We-hsler. gaafi 'an 62,44 Klll'Cllllg f,lcI'I lu riglilbt Rossclull. Nlurruw. llliilgwurlli, -lflllxllli. NIl'l'fllllIll. l'ullL'1': l-irsl row Qslumlingl: llill. Kuwallk. While. Slicrwuml Xl. WL-lrslcr, llislinp Klein. lluuluu. Wallkci -Ill 'I'mnIinxun. Wliilmcr. lluwsmig Scwiul row: llcmlvrxnm Al. ilzillmun. llilflcr. Xulmlcx, Sigrisl, llciniwli, l'ia-ru' 'l'kl, Clank HZ, Sgiumli- N l'cxirsc'. Yam 'l':nsncI. Om' ol lllc l2ll'glTSl i'Ulllll'lll2lllUll claissm in lt'tL'lll ycuirs was lJl'L'SCllll'll to llll Rl. Rav, Xllzillvr CZ. lilcin, lJ.D., liislmp ol' Nm'll1c1'i1 lmliziim :xml wus fltllllllllllbll In liim un Nlzircli I5 in .Xll Sziims' Cllizipcl. llppcr Srlmolci's l'L'ikClYCll their imlriiciirm lmm lfr. Nlurpliy :mal l.uwci' Sclumlcis fiom l i'. llrJ!Vlllly . lllllfllllgll Clolilirillzlliuli Illvsc buys llccoiiiu lhlllllllllllflllll lIll'llllDL'lS ul' ilu- lipixmpzll Clliurcli :incl :irc lu-ing Il'1lllhl,L'llliCil io llicir lmmc pzirislum. .X clUl'lHll'illl Ciczininunioii wzm licld llic wcck ol' ilu-ir Clfmlirmzilimi wlicn :ill i'ucciw'ml their l-'iixl Clmmminions. NlK'llllJk'l's ul lllc' claim liaivc lccvixc-cl lllxllllllllill in 5l'l'Ylllg llln' zillzir :mil liziw' lillu llll'lI' plziccs :ls S1'llYCl'5 all lllc zlllzlrs ol' llic- sclimnl. .M if Q TEPQETE ILEEQ MILITARY iaffdfzy f' .nf Ifirsl ww flcfl lu rightj: Capt. Cowles, l.l. Col. I.itllc, Nluj. Dcvunny. Cul. Wumls, Maj. Sll'2lN'IJl'I1Igi Maj. Hcincmzmng Second row: Capt. liunbur. Sgt. Glam, SPIE Smiih, MfSgl. Ilolmcs, Sfc. liirminglxum, Capt. llcnl. THE MILITARY STAFF SlllJL'1'IlllClllICllL ................,.................... Colmzffl Iiurrdl li. 130111011 Professor ol' Militzny Science ...... .. Colomfl ,lllm 14, l'1 0m1x,', U,S. I Clmnnlzuulzlllt of Cadets ............ ........ 1 Ilrljm' liar! l'I, 1,I'TlIl7II1X Cfllllllllllldlllll of Lllc Lower Sclmol ..... . ................ Major lfflllvrt Slmzubrirl 1 flmnpzlny C IUIIIPZI ny fitllllllillly 1101111111115 4. 1. r .1 .H f I TACTICAL OFFICERS . ....,........................ 1.1. Cul. lfffllllf AI. Lil!!! B .. .. CIIPIIIIII 1.f1zuH'I1r'1' li. Cow K .. .. Major Ifmnl: li. 1'1tffIII'IlIIl 'HIV' .. ......................,........... CIIPHIIII ll'a1l1'rl'I.1Ir1ll ASSISTANTS TO THE P. M. S. Al!Sg'l. l1'11llr1r'r' Al, Hf1IIlIl'.N Sff. IVilliun1 AI. Bfflllllllgllfllll Sjf. IIYIIYIH 1 lillrlrr' Slgl. llwrrllfl ll , filuzf' S11!5 ,lnlnz ll . Smfllz 'Eminem S Left to right: Gossingcr, Nohlcs, Bouton, Muir, Vail, Hughes, Crippcn. I5A'I 1',x1.1oN CUMMANIJICR. . . BA'l l'ALION .Maj U'1'AN'1'. . . 15A'1 1'A1,1oN S-2 ANI! , , BA'1 1'A1.1oN S-AI .......... . LOXVICR Sczuool. ,'XSSIS'l'AN'l'.. BAND Commfxwnl-ik ..... BAND ljxlcc:U'1'1v1e Cllfl-'lCZLlR, , , Cuflul Major Wfllirzm 'l'.Al1lir Carlo! CInj2luin AIif'lm1'l HI.H0l1fUII Caflff 211fII.i1'ulf'm:11l1lf'rIn'rlO. flrijzjn II Carlwl 2ml l.i1'11ir'mu1I lIlIIlIK'.V H. H11glu'.v Carle! I.s'Il,ff31lNf1Ia21I lirirl: fl. Vail Carla! lx! l.1'c11l1'mmI Gary T. fffl.X'.ViIIgI'l' Cade! 211fII.if:111'r'm1r1I lirzrry fl. .'X'0I1l1'.s nf f mils gf! I' 3, :sg pg an , 5 Q xitax ai C .T sf! 1 ,W f g . Q ' H P . S 3 ,Q .gg Pi 1 U U il1' ?'.' wi -il l.cf'l to righl: l'xiSllCl', Swan, Wzulu F. Henry, ,'Uh1lll'.0ll, Iluhnus flmmlnxm' CQOMMANIHQR, ,, lix1cc:lVl'1V141 Ol-'lflczl-ik, , , lfms'1' l'LA'1'ouN l,1cAm-ik. . . Slfcomm 1'1.A'1'ooN 1.I11AD1iR. . . FIRST SERGl5AN'l', , COMPANY A lull lf. Ilrnly Rollvrl Srurnl Il' Al1'f'lmf'! G. -lolfuzlmzl lf. l1r1'yrn'vyIfixllwr .1lllll!'A' IC. l'l0l1m'x i M Na dh-Ah in 'Q an 'A ' 1 , ' ' . I G . K f 1' 4 f Q 1 3. P . K g I 2 7 D I l!i1'g ' F..f4 1 x m's fr 'Mi I l.cI'l lu right: Bczlnmam, Buwdcn, O'Rcilly, Washington, Howland, Meals. COMPANY CcmmIANnx-Lk, .. E XI'1CU'l4lVli fflflfllllik ,,,, FIRST PLATUON l,1cAn1ck, , , SECOND 1'I.A'1'ooN LIGADIQR. . . FIRST SHRGr:,xN'1' ,,,, COMPANY B 1X,I?IIPIl'1ll AI. lVr1.x'l1ingl1m ll iIliu1n 11.1SawrIm1 Ilurrix C. Hozulnml 1111011111-Y j. lirfunzun I'Villiam D.M1fn1.v Q' , l.xx,1u : wx PM Mm, X ii WQQAM fw - Y :.. Ei.. : 245, - ff . A mg 1. A .J A,,-, . , . 'Y wt, ' Q, ,ws :mM VfgVx,. il 222 . '1 15A W ! 1 U W mmamwu, .ww In Q a ' rx x 's ,ul ' 'QQ ...,,,. Qffff, 1 5 1, -ywwmmwwf, 'fi 'Nw s 1 ' ff 2 , - -Q32 1. X 1 1 'O f ' ,Ii Jr 1 Li. f 1 V ,4.- , A f. t 1' - . www W-www 3 . Mi f 5 . .,,, f' M225-.,,...r M W, W , ' Q ., f , Q 15 m ' , A' QUT' 5 55: 1 K , ., , 5 My ' fi' , ' li 4 1 Q y off' w ..f, ,,,:aegf,::.1YQ' ,553 9 : U :gags :?Efm.,y ' ' ' S 2 - i ..., :ww mesliwwi, :ff , 1 - f ' . ' wig 5, -5 , . . W, M? 'V Kg 'K ' W ' -L - V 6 Q 5 - Q f , ' L wi' 2 1 1 Wm . ff I cf Tw -ip, 1 . 2 'J 'f Q 'gif-'.4 f ' ,f f M .f'gga. y ' .V x 31 ' ' 2 . ' L A- :.r V ,Hi . ,Q M, V . , -fl ' f 'v , I J :,1.-1 W .1 . Q 2 'Q V 5. ' V pm, V,jV'jii2,jJj,jg1 ,, JLCETL' ' V k ., f-.., 7 W ' - .,:E. Mia? K' ' ' ? , Q 1, i . 2: azg- 5514 ' .E a 9 , QM -W 5 ' 1 Q , f x :ii I -f . I 2 ,, 5 , ,Q 0. IQ I Q . 1 is A A ' illflbf in ii 11 A fi Q 't Q :1auuaunn --M Q9 5,55 we LE? mem ,.-.eww on -- 13 f f , .2 ...f f .Q .f-Y ! . . Q- L HH A ' z ! , fx - Q 5' fl' tif 'PV' KA Q Q Q 1 .1- rx 3 1 u u 1 I Y 5 QW 1 'VTX ri' l.cI'I lu right: Shcrrin, Cllzxlnin 1, Brown TE, llcsl, Slrcichcr, l'nu'ncll. CIUMPANY CQMIMANIQIQR, ,, 1fXECU'1'1V1i QI1'l Il1l'1R, , , lfmsl' 1'1.A'1AOON l,1cAmck, , , SECOND PLA'1'ooN 1.lCAl1l' 1f1Rs'1' S1cRc1cAN'1', , . COMPANY C lfr1luf1'l1i.13ff.s-L 1m'q1lr'.x' A-I. Clmlnirz IJIIWIVII li. SIr1'i1'll1'r AII'f'lmrfl AI. Sllr'1'1'iy1 lfirlmrfl H. lir11'1l1'll 5, ax x ,VIA l l lf? ' ' 'J' '11 'T 'fi ln N In if 1 nz n N x Q4 is I u- 2 1 ,fl I an , ,,. 'QQ' J. fix ' 6 , Q , 2' , ,Nm s f V x I 13 . ,na- '-A Q X7wKm+v?? X is sxglysf' M 4 3 R, .Q Q .' ' l I W 5 Q , l f Q l I UQ. sal 55 I-I K Q .Q Q ' l 9 n I M Lcfl lo right: Huxlablc, Brungan, Ross, Poll, Stentz. Ballantine. COMPANY D COMPANY COMMAND!-ik .... . . .Rirlmrzl W. Poll lixlsczurlvyg QIfl llIl'IR .... . . .David j. lirarzgmz 1fms'r PLA'1'0oN LliAm-lk. . . . . .David j. Slcnlz SECOND PLATOON Ll-IADIQR. . . . . .Smll C.1'l1lXl1ll11lf FIRST SliRG1iAN'1'. . . . . .Paul R.BIl1lfHIIfIIl, Qmo.f-.U-' G .QM ,Q gm, , , -- .. 'fi F, Y'E'- .L,,..,,L , V W VM x , F Z - --,' .1:- - ,-., . x 5 F367 f AA ' X x Luft lu right: KZIIYSOII, Buss, Shriner DD. UvCl'sl1rinu1', -lcnscn Pj, Gillespie. COMPANY COMMANULQR, , , l'1Xl-ICUTIVI-I OI l lKII'IR ,,,, 1 ms'r PLATOUN 1,1':Amck. . . SECOND PLA'1'ooN LICADICR. . . lf1Rs'1' SuRc1cAN'1'. ...... . flUlDON BIQARER. . . COMPANY E Dun Sllflllfl' R0lN'l'I 1ill.X'.Y 1,Il1ll'lffII.YlflI Ray Gillrfypiff C rn ig lx'rlj1.v0 II llczuzix f11llfI'.YlIilIl'l ie Zane! . Versatility is prolmbly Llle one word that lJesL describes Llxis years lllilffhillg lmznul. ln znclclirion to providing the music for pzlrzules, Lhe band fornnerl an part ol' the Honor Guard for visiling dignitaries and played all Howe's llllljlll' athletic events. General opinion seems to indicate Lhzn the band has proved Lo be Lhe finest Howe has seen in quite some time, znlcl its C0llSl1llll rapid ilnprovelnenl would predict il greater excellence in flllllI'C years. TEEXTE ILCS EQ QRGANIZATIQNS Seanad and Jada! 'Q Slillllllllg' Qlell to rightj: Maj. Iiexamny, Cul. lV0ocls, Mr. Kelly, Cul. lluulun, lfr. Murpliyg I.el'l side Qfrmn to renrj: Swan. slCIlll, lirzingztn, Ifisher, Cllilllllll bl, flnssinger. llesl, lioulon. Mui freurj Hughes, Nobles, ululmiisonl Right sitle: lilIXl1llDlC, llziwrlen, lidllllilll, llowluncl, Clrippen, llenry, Wzisliiliglnil, Poll: frezurl Ynil, Sherrin. SlI'ClCllCI'. 'l'l1e Sword :intl Sliielcl takes tlie place ol' at Student Council on the Howe fznnpus ll is cmiiposecl ol' :ill ezlclet CUIlllIliSSl0IlCCl olliciers and includes the Superintendent llie l'rul'essnr ol' Military Science. the Hezulnizister, the Clmninnnrlznit, :incl the Cllizlplziin ln Iii-weekly meetings tlle ullzlirs ol' the stlioul :ne clisfussecl :tml cadets present iclens to the AlllIlilliSLIillIlUll. In this way it serves :ts at vzxlnzllile link between the Corps of Cadets and the sfllool stall. Clizlirnizun ol' the l963-6-l group was Clzulet Major X'Villi:nn 'll Muir who was zliclul by its Secretary Czlclet Michael NV. Bnuton. ez- ammdaadaneaf Offdcew 66:45 I s 5 t A.. 153 sie I l l . 1.4-lt to right: Maj. l,CYllllIly, Pierce 'l', lflllgllliilltl. Kuhliug. lizxllnutine. Nlueller. llurger. Iiuruell. Meals, Y:lmlet'l,auu1, Holmes. llrown li, llllilllilllll. The Nou-Commissioned Ollicers Club. lormezl fm the szlmt- basis :ns the Swortl :mtl Slut-ld Club, luuctiouecl ellicieutlx' :again this year, :ts in years pzlst. 'l'he N.C.O Club uetetl :ls at go-between lor both the ztclmiuistrzltion :tml the Cxulet Corps. 'l'ht Club also malinlzliuecl :mtl expzuuletl the war museum in the .xlllIlllll3'il'2lllUlI Building. lhe wsu' mueum IS at l'Cl2lllX'ClY new lnolect. being stztrtetl oulv ax lew venus LIQO. hut with the help ol' this yeztr's N.C.O.'s, it eontiuuecl to grow. The Nou-Coms Club is composed ol' :ill the first sergeztuts :tml platoon Si'l'gL'2llIlh ol' the Upper School. Meetings were held bi-monthly :tml :ns at result ol' SCYK'l'2ll ul' these meetings. ll Sumluy l'zu':ule Progrzuu was llllllllfllfll lor the beuelit ol' guests who View these eeremouies. The club ollicers were :is follows: Presitleut, Caxtlet MfSg't. Charles IJ. liurgerz Vit'e-Presizleut. Czulet MfSgt. -loseph L, Hlillmeugt Secret:1l'y. Czulet lfSgt. Hlillium lf. l5:1c'l1umlg Chztirmzum of the Slllllillllg' Committee, Cadet Mfbgt. 'lillUlIl2lS l'iert'e: Chnir mam ol the Museum Committee, Czmclet fSgt. l'atul R. liztllzmtiue: l :lt'ulty .Xclvist-r, Major li.u'l ll. Devzumy, qlr. m .female lirsi row Qlcfl lo rigluy: Alix Kelly. llaichauul. Clmluiu -I. Yziil, Crippcu. Muir. lfr. Xluiphy: 7 Svcouml row: Mr. Tucker, Smith lil. llauls, Gossiugcr, Russell, Iioulou. Clol, Bouiou: lhml mwg Blr, fulllllll, Mr. Slzilcr, Nlrs. Downs, Mrs. Slzilcr, Mrs. kelly, Nlr. Xli-rrmfll. Nlr. liugln-5. lflciiliou lo Cum Lziuclc Society liCL'UgllilL'S ihc zuuclcluic :lccoiuplisluuculs ol oui- slumliug' Scuiors. 'l'o hc cligilzlc lor llillIllSSl0Il Lo Clluu Lzuulc, ouc uiusi have gui IIVCFZIQC ol' :ii lczist 3.25 lor scvcu sciucsicrs. lu zulnlitiou Lo this sclioluslic l'CKlllil'L'lIll'lll. zz uulci lllllSL L-xhillir lciulcrsliip :mil good ciiilcusllip. 'lihc lllziss ol' lflfil has couirilmulccl Lo thc Ctllllilllllllg uilvziilcu ol zuzuluiuic :u'l1iL'x'L'- mcut zu Howe. This yc:u s group io he :uhuiltccl to Cum Lzuulc is ilu' lzirgcsi group iu thc history ol thc school zuul is mzlrlc up ol the lop LL'll uu'iulxL'rs ol' ilu' Scuiol' clziss. Caiclcis who will ln: so houorccl :irc X'Villi:uu Bilfllllllil. Aliclizicl liouiou, llaicqiics Chzilziiu, llcrbcri Clrippcil, Gary Gossiugvr. 1 1'ccl Hzlzls. illlllly Nluir. .Xlzui Rossvll. Pillll Smith, zuul lirick Vziil. 'ligy ClN'Ulll'2lgL' liighc-r scliolzislim' zicliicvciiicm zu Howe: zz lilllillll' will lu' plau-ccl iu thu zuixulciuic lmuilcliug lisiiug czuli yczu's iucuilmcrs ol' ihc socicly. 'lihis will si-rw lo honor lll0SC who llzivc clone outsuuicliug work :iucl io inspire: oilivrs io strivi- lor similzu' liouors. ,-46,064 Della me A I . 1 but mtv rlt-It to rtghtj: liaulglvy. t-nssttigulp l't-nptaut-. lnntncrinzin, Ilmialt-r.eun, Spcm'vl'. lflnri. lirztttscg N.-tmnl ruw: Rosscll. Sluntf, llztzls, Cnricr. Xlclntush, Dihblc. Wise: lliirtl rmv: MLINQII. ilhzttztin S, Smith PG. Watrikc. Yztil. Stucl, tlrippvn, 'lltsch l-nnrth mit: Osthcrg, Nlzistcruritr. Dt-Nlut, llzrttgrliwty. lsratcl, llzty. ililllllllili. tnut picttirctl. Nluir and liuntturj. -w Ilowc s llppcr Sclmol scliolustic lltblltil' smivty. tht- .xlllllll llvltat lain. ilglllll st'rxt'tl ns tht' gmail ol' zxczttlctrlit' ztccorilplislilrictit lor tztclcts in ull gran lts lllt' .Xlll tllllcrs lttnn tht' othvr two lmnor stmcictit-s on cznnpns in that it is zt lrmtutl sncivtx' :intl is npcn to czttlcts in ztll grtttlvs in Upper Scilruol. To gain atzlinittztnct' tt, tht' sncicty. initizttcs must lnllill tlirvt lnsit' l'i'tlUll'l'IIlt'lllS lnr thrct- mtrst't't1tii'c six-wcck pmiotls: ztn ztcxttlt-init' :wt-rstgt' ol :tt lt.tst 23.25 with nn Cfs. :intl .X in t0Iltlllt'l, :intl szttislzltturx' lIlllli2lI'Y j-rzttlcs. llm tu - 'ti , I n nrtttinh tht llhltl st:1ntlzn'cls, tht- tzttlvt is ztlblc to crljny spctiztl privileges such :ts lrcctlnni to stntly .-,limp :intl wlicn ht- wislics, to lcalvcr catrlx on t':n'm'cl wt'4'kt'ml lcatws. :intl tn t'2ll in tht tatntccn or in town on Szttnrtlzty nights. .X nicnrht-r ninst tnntinnt' to kt-up lns ggizrtlt' atvcrttgc tn1np:rrztlJlt- to thzlt wtlttirctl lnr zttlnrif-sion in ortlcr In rctatin llIl'llllJt'lA- ship in tht' snt'it'ty. Duc to tht' lllt'lAC2lSL' in stlnmlzrstit' 2ltlllt'X'L'lllt'lll :lt llmvc. tl1t'rt- his 'tlstm l1t't'n i t . :in tmrcztst- in thc lIllIIllJl'I' ol int-niht'rs :intl initizttcs in tht- .Xl7'l'. lhis x't'zll s group is ont' ol' tht- lztrgcst cvcr to ht' strcn :it llmvv. bcrvtng :ts olliccrs lor thc .'XlJ'l' this vvztr :irc llt'rlm cllllllJClI :ts pre 'sitlcntz Ia1t'tp1t's tllizrtztin :ts vicar-prcsitlt'nt: Gary Gossingcr :ts SCt'l'l'l2ll'y. :intl Paul Smith :ts lI't'1lSlll't'l'. l'lIlCitllll'2lQ'lIlg tliligcnt stutly httlmits :intl at st'l1nl:n'ly ztttitntlv. Mr. Rztyniontl R. liclli. llmi'c's llt'2ltllIlLlhlL'l', signin svtvctl its thc grnup's l2lt'llllY attlvisor. Wd Janet! gfamvz Society First row tlcI't lu rightj: Mr. flutes. llzttw, lhtclglcy, liltlllttll. Clossittgutt, Iluittisctlt, l'cttpt'atfc, Nlttir: S'Cttml tuw: Stttith PKG, Wztttkc, Russell, Stutttz, Yatil, I.ttt'st'tt, Ctippcttg 'l'ltit'tl rttw: NIcXcil, Ostlmctg, Xlatstcrottc, Cltztlatitt ll, llcklct, Slccl, Alt. Kullt, 'l'ht- Nzttittttztl Hottor Socicty wats lottmlctl in H127 by thc Cluttmil ul St'c'otttl:tt'x hcltuol l't'im'i mls lim' thc Jtlrmosc ol' t'cctw'ttilittft xcrstms with ltiftlt stltmtlatmtit' zttlticvc- I P7 6 U 1 tttuttt, 'l'hc llowc cltztptcr wats ittstitutctl in l.lti3, :tml ltzts Lllllillly ittitiattctl mutual vt-ttlpttg lptfttlccts tim' ul wlmh ts to ulltt' spcctztl help to mtmlcttts with :tcztclctttim it . . ., , X . prultlcttts itt vztriotts stthiccts. ltt zttlclitiott. the orgztttiyzttiott hats slmttmrccl tmwlttls to hu ollcrctl :tt thc cml ol' thc ycatr lm' thc hast lfrcslttttzttt :tml Sopltotttmg cssatv. Michztcl XV. Pmtttott hcztclccl this yczttk gruttp :tml workittg with him wt-t'c: l'lct'hct't U. Clrippctt, Vice-l't'csiclt'ttt: X'Villi1t1tt 'II Muir, Sctitwrtztryz :tml lirick .X. Yttil, 'licztsttrct' Klr. Rztytttutttl R, liclly, thc Hcztcltttztstcr. :tssistctl thc gmttlt :ts lxtmttlty zttlviatt. Zadfl cmd cw!! Lt-l't to right: Clrippcn. liztchztml. Russell. Nlr. Gatos, llcinisfh, Smith PG, lioxsiitgcr. liatclt ycztr, writers who show cxticpliutiztl merit in .it1t1t'11atlim1 aux- tmittittzttctl to thc ttzttimtztl society, tht: Quill :xml Scroll. .Xltlmttglt this moiety hats tm p:tt'tit'ttl:tt l'um'tirm :is at gmtip on ramiptts. tnctnbcnltip in this clitc Uligllllllllllllll in aut lmmn in that it ztllurtls mttimtztl rcmgttitiutt. lfur the first time, llmvc hats l'lllilIlL'il at iournatlirm tlzm this vcatr. lltmt' mimi tlzttctl lm' lllCllllJL'l'SllllJ in Qttill :tml Scroll alt, mit ll1'l'K'5h2ll'lly liztvt' tu ht' in this clam hut must wtitt: extensively :tml CXt'ClJLl0ll1llly lor tht' lflowc llvrulrl. Unlike- othct caunpus lmttur sm-ictics, Qttill :tml Scroll ltmmts uttluts in :tn t'xtt':t-cttt't'it'ttlan' :tctivity fiotttrzlty to many pcrsotis' opinions. writing lor tht- llrmlrl is not :in cam' iuh, Un thc COIlll'2Il'y, it requires at grunt tlcaxl ul' mick titmr :tml cm-rgy. llrtsunt ttlcmlacrs on CZIIIIPUS imlmlc tht- Rev. Robert Mttrplty. illiztplztitt :tm zttlvisct' to thc 'l'11Ilf'r stztllg Mr. .Xllztn F. Gzitcs, llrrulrl stztll' zttlviscrg gtml Clmlt-1 XVil lllllll l'. Bilfllilllll. llllllill'-Ill-c.ll1Cl ol the Hvrztlfl. Notntttccs, who will ln- tmlttctctl into thc socicty :tt fIUIIIIIICIIUJIIICIII, :irc l'lCl'lJCl'l C. Clrippctt, Gary 'l'. lltmiilgvr. .Iutncs ll Hciniscli. .Xlam -I. Rosscll, :tml Paul CL, Smith. 10015654 670114 Sealed Qlel'L to righlj: Quinlan. Snialis, Merchant, llrilandu, liilenlelmll, Wells, xVlllllllCl'Q Slillllllllgi Xlr. llaas, Starks. Olsen, xvllllif. Leininger, Bass, Lewis, Xlr. Wnrrall. Nlr. Nleriell. lnclicauve ul the interest in superior aeaclennc Zlflfllllllll5lllIll'llI is the laci lhnl Bela Lznnlxla Sigma. Lhe Lower Sclmol honor society. nunihers one nl the lang groups ol' cadets in its history. Bela Lainlnla Sigma is the Lower Scliunl eqnivalenl nl' ,Xlpha Della lan in the Upper Seliuol. lls purpose is Lo pmniole and l'Ct'0gllllL' superim' acaclenlic wmk. .Xn average ol no less than li and three Ns with an in cmimlllcl lor the enlnc wear is reqnirecl lm' nienihership. Upon gl'1l1.lllllllOll liroin the Lower, many nienihers ul' Bela Lainhmla Sigma go on lo earn meinlxership in the Upper Sclmols .Xlpha Della lan. Zion 7afzen46a .fe ae Kneeling Qlelt to rightj: Nlr. 'l'uekex', Nlr. Hudson, Gossittger. Best, Huxtahle, llaas, Nlr. Patgin, Nlr. Gates: Ifirst row: Carlyle, Nlessersclnnidt, Root. Taylor, llartholic. Cassidy. Nlat'dit'osiau, Klrutnnte Al, Keene. lixans. lleutlerson, Wilkie. Mellon: I ' Y Seeonc row: l'Ioty, Carter ll. ltleiderer, Ililmhle, NlayerI'eld R. Nlueller. 'l'lll'K'llkf. Waller. Reed. llasotnhrio, Koulouras, lfrietltnatt: Third row: Wehster, Steele, McNeil, lleklet. lontliuson ll, Wise. lltotnas. Parker ll. llattglterty. Ransou, Mercltant W: Ifottrth row: llnrke, Yan Sonteren, Ross, llachand. Washington, llawden, Keiser. Rynd. llnnl. Howe's chapter ol the National Forensic League is tlte largest honorary ttrgani- vatiou on catupus. Boasting a total ol' 73 uteuthers, the speech teznn inducted E52 new tuentbers this year. llowe produced otte state chznnpion and several Iinalists in the two state uteets. the Nlfl, and the lHSl .X. In the Indiana High School lforensic .Xssotiatiotrs liual, Steve liriedutan took a lirst in lunuotous interpretation. Others placing were .lint XVelJster, seventh in drantatie interpretation: .lack Ranson, ttintlt in dramatic interpretation: and Holm Best. a tie with Rauson. ln the National lforensic l.eague's finals, Ranson placed third and l t'iedntan lourth. Robert, Best won the ntost coveted ol' speech awards, the Degree ol Distinction. Fourteen cadets now hold the Degree ol lixcellence, the second highest honor, Glenn llartholie. Bob Best, Steve lfriedntan, Gary Gossinger, Fred llass. Scott lluxtahle, Dean Koulouras, Pete Mardirosian, -john McNeil. -lack Ransou. Steve Steele, and lien XYashington have earned tlte required lfmtl points lor the Degree ol' lixcellence. .Ks a unit, llowe's chapter ol' Nlfl. did well. 'lihey won the Nlfl. ttareling Sweepstakes Trophy, syntholic: of having spoken in the most rounds during the year. The purpose of the Nlfl. is to teach one to express one's ideas clearly, concisely, and forcefully in all situations. Serving as ollieers this year were Robert Best as president, Scott lluxtahle as vice-president, Gary Gossinger as sectetary, and lfred llaas as treasurety Mr. l.ester Xl. Tucker again served as eoach and adviser to the group. Defafe lfirst row Qlefl to riglitj: Mr. Pagin, Slnckey, liartholie, Spencer, liadgleyi Second row: llawden, McNeil, Taylor, Steel, Masterone, Day, Zimmerman. liltifl-lfltil recorded the largest debate team in ten years at Howe. Returning Varsity debaters, who niust be able to defend both the pro and con ol' an issue. were the two tearns ol' Glenn llartholic-Bill Bawden and Steve Steele-.john McNeil. This year, great depth to the tealn was added by the acquisition ol' several indi- vidual Learns who were able to substitute when called upon. Only one man on this year's teani will be lost through graduation, leaving' the teain relatively intact for next year. This year's resolution was, Resolved, that the United States ol. .-Xrnerica should provide complete medical care lor all citizens at public expense. .Xlthough slanted toward the negative. it proved to be quite advantageous to Howes allirnrative side. Members ol' the debate team were active in the National Forensic League. the ln- fliana High School Forensic .Xssociation and the St. joseph Valley League ol' South Bend. This year's won-loss record was slightly under hlty per cent. a substantial itnprove- lnent over previous years. The climax of the season was the winning of a seal in the sectional debate tournatnent by Steve Steele and John McNeil. Indiana's highways saw plenty of the cadets this year as they traveled about 2500 miles to the cities ol' Fort lVayne, lilkhart, South llend, Hznnrnond. Cary. l,al'ayette, and Notth Manchester, among' others. ' icma lfirst row fleft to righlj: Friedman, Kubiniec, XYashington, Bawden, Cook Hg Second row: Koulouras, Tomlinson, Lennie, Gossinger, lladgley, Mardirosian, Yoder, Taylor, Luck lflory, Webster, Mr. Terry Tucker, Ransong Third row: Bachand, Streicher, lfairlield, Best, Mueller. Woolf, lleinisch, Turellky. Dilzler. Sprague Holmes. The National Thespiau Society is a nation-wide organization devoted to the advancement ol' the dramatic arts in secondary schools. The requirements lor mem- bership in the society are rigid. A student must participate in several plays and earn a total of ten points before he can become eligible for membership. This year, under the direction ol' Mr. Terry Tucker, the Howe chapter presented a varied playbill. The troupe got off to a roaring start in December when it presented Blood, Sweat, and Stanley Poole, a three-act comedy depicting the unlortunate mis- haps which invariably occur on an Army post. The stars ol the play, .lim Mueller, Fred Slater, and Bill Bachand, did an excellent job. Late i11 March, the troupe presented two one-act dramas. The Kingdom ol' the Mind concerned itself' with a man who was condemned to death for murder, but who actually did not commit the crime. He was overcome by an obsession to die. One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisoxitch is a play based on the Russian novel ol the same name by Alexander Solzenetsyn. The setting of this play is in a Russian work camp. The plot of the play revolves around the prisoners ol' the camp and their attempt to make an escape. O11 Mother's Day weekend, the troupe presented another comedy which proved to be as successful with the corps as did the fall presentation. Corporal's Punishment concerned an Army corporal who fell in love with a NVAC sergeant. However, the NV,-XC would IIUI marry beneath her rank. , v de Wwe Wmafd Seated Qlefl lo riglltj: Gossinger. Bachand, Heinisch: Standing: Friedman, Blardirosian, Crippen, Mr. Gates, Chatain S, Cook H. Russell, Taylorg For the lirst time this year, the Upper School offered a journalism cotnse. 'l'he cadets enrolled in the course served as the nucleus ol' this year's Hffralrl stall. 'l'l1e journalism class facilitated the ease of production ol' the paper in that it brought the essence ol' the stall' together. More work was distributed to fewer people than in years past. Once again, the Herald captured First Class Honors in the National Scholastic Press .Xssociation judging. This is an ultimate tribute to the work ol' stall' members who spent much time in preparing and writing news, leature, and sports stories. lt is especially notable that this year's stall scored well over 100 points better than last year's. YVilliam F. Bachand served as Editor-in-Clhiel' of this year's stall while others on the Editorial Board included Gary T. Gossinger, Editorials: James H. Heinisch. Sports: and Fred A. Friedman, Photos. Mr. Allan F. Gates again served ably as laculty adviser. This year, as in years past, the Hrfmld may nominate hve ol' its writers lor the distinction ol becoming members of Quill and Scroll, the National Honor Society of High School Journalists. The only hold-over member from last year was X'Villiam F. Bachand. New nominees include Herbert O. Crippen, Gary 'l'. Gossinger, james H. Heinisch, Alan Rossell, and Paul G. Smith. .lawez gfemid mg Tlmcsc four cighlh graulcrs hzlvc l'zliLhI'u1ly rvlmrlcml Llmc ncwsworllly l'Yk'lllS ul' lhc' Lowcr Sclmol llllhllgllolll Lllc yczlr. Tod Lciningcr :mul Bob Buss lmw mvclcd thc zltlllclic events while Joe Iirilxlmlo :md Paul -Icnsgn lmw uwcrccl llmc zlcaldm-unity mili. tary :xml extra:-curriculnr zu-tivilics. Manly czlclcls who have scrvccl :ls l.owcr Scllool lAl'lI0l'lCl'5 Imvc, llllxtlllgll llu- yvnrs, gonc on to scvk places on thc Uppcr Sclmul l'1r'mlrl slzlif. I.cl'l lo right: llrilzlmlu. Huw. Mrx. llmvnx. -ICINCII I'-I. l.l'illillgl'l'. s K... ff? si? 0525 Qu - Headed: f -awww W 3 7 -' Kneeling Qleft to riglitj: Best. llnutnn. Mr. Pztgin. Crippen. llnns: lfirst rnw: Many, Nlzn'tlirnsiztn, Koehler. 'l'auyltn', Cllnnelir, llughes, Nlnrlun, l'CllIll'1llL', Kinsley. l'nu'tlmIie Russell, Wade AG. Spencer. Cuwsialyg Semznl row: Webster, llutner. Steel, Pllleiderer, Mueller, 'I'on1linr:un D, Grnnnne -I. Ilitfler. Nobles, Uossinger, Burnett, Nlnir. llmvlznid, Swan: llnrtl rnw: llnrltzttul. llnopev, Nutt. Nude l'. McNeil, lubbs, lxztlentlal. lxerzer. hwan'tw4md. llnllals, Krztnier, l,m'egrm'e. Ilatllztntine. Pull. lhe Old fnllllftl is the senior service Ofgllllllillltlll nn cztnipttm tn which :ill outlets t :ind lzleulty nientlnerm who have reaided ut Howe lor lout' yeanx or nmre belong. llnclti the direction ul' Mr, john .X. liilglll the Old Guard hzts eontrilntlted tnuch to the lile nl' the stlioul. .Xt present. the Guard is ttnclertztlaing the development ol' the Howard XV. Downs hl0lllOl'l2Il Park. In :addition to planting many trees on eztnipus the gnrttp hats ztlsn dune ntttcli to lllllJl'0X'C the lizleilities ol' the liouton .Xutlitoritnn this yeztr. 'l'he Old Guard. :ts is its rnstmn. spntismecl the presentation nl the linz1r's l'le:1cl dinner lmelure the Christina holidays. Mirliztel XY. llonton i'0lIllllilllClCCl the Old Guard this yetn' with the amintatttce ul Yice-crnnnlztttcler Rnhert li. Best. llerhert O. Crippen Served its setretatry und lfretlericlx R. lltlzts was treasurer. .Xt the illlllllill initiation :ind dinner klohn lXlcNeil wats elected unntnatntler Inr the llltil-65 selinul year und Steve Steele was chosen vice-connnztnder. Don 'lknnlinsrm will :xc-t :ts secretary :und Ben Hoopes will he the new treasurer. Old gamma! - 74 Many 111c111bcrs11I' LIIC Howe l':1c11lLy :uc also 1111'111bc'l's 111 1l1Q Old 61111111 ll2lX'iIlg' 111-1:11 111 l'C5iKlCIlCC 211 Howe for Your yC2lI'S or 111r11'c. H11 I-llkl 111.11 so 111.1115 l.1111l1y IIICIIIIJCTS 1011111111 all 11113114 P11515 111111 Ll c1111si1l1'1'11I1l1 pcrlorl ul time insures thc 1'o11Li1111i1y a111cl n1z1biIi1y ol' IIIC 1l1'111Ic111ic work wl1i1'l1 is so ilIllJ01'l2lllL in the life ol' the sc-l1o11l. I'11sL row QIUI1 111 Tlglllbi Col. B111111111, Mr. Pflltiilk. NI1: f,XCl'lll2lll. Mrs. llowlxs, Miss ll:11'1Ii111a111. Mm. SI1llCl'. Mrs. Kelly. AIY. 'l1illglCy, M11 Mcrrull, Nh: Slnlcr, Mr. lfigcrlg Sccoml row: Mr. .l:1111cs, Mr. Iluuck, NI11 fQ2llCS, Nlr. XYCIIICI. Mr, Pugin, Mr. Kilc1111, M11 l.t'SlL'l' 'I'111'lw1' Mr. llzuls, Mr, xVOl'l'2llI ll111'1l 11111: Mal. DCYRIIIIIY, Col. Lilllc, M11 Yam Zuilcn. M13 Kully. Nlxlj. S11'z111'Im1'i1lgc. filllll. 11111111-s. I flflllllljl' Nlllflllly z1lJsc11l ,I'UIll piclurub. .w...,- ..1.f M., - X..- , . 1 X H 11 ., . , 1 X ' -'L 1-1 -mf' - - mf .ff ,.. Q .Xl .zwiii Ft ' ' 11 ' wwf, gear rllllil VHKZ is one ol' the 1IlOSt active orgz111izatio11s 011 the Howe cl2lIllpllS, antl as usual it ollered its l'11ll support to all phases ol' the atl1letic' lJI'Ogl'2llll tl1is year. 111 acltlition to sponsoring the Zllllllllll All I,etter111e11's BZIIIKIUCL, lJl'UVllllllg' lJl'0gl'2llllS at loothall gznnes, ancl operating the concession stand at lnasketball games, the cluh continuetl its lll'0gI'2lI1l ol' honoring outstanding I-lowe teams with color lJllOl0gI'2ll7llb hung in the lront ol tl1e gyllllliwllllll. 1li1.'llZlIll VV. Poll heaclecl tl1e IENS3-till VHC with lXlicl1ael NV. liouton serving as Vic'c-Presitlent and Wlilliznn 'lf Muir as Secretary. Robert B. Best was ill1'C2ISlll'Cl' and Alznnes K. Vllebster was tl1e SCYQCZIIII-ill-rxlfI1lS. Mr, Carl li. Tingley aicls tl1e Varsity H Club as Faculty Adviser. Kneeling Qlefl to Ylglllbi Webster, Best, Iioulon, Poll, Muir, Wade I , Mr. 'I'ingley: First' row: J2lCliS0ll, Wilhneng W, Root, Ochs, Wilhneng J, Dayton, lS1ow11 'l'. Dibhle. l.0YCgI'0XlI, C1111'1'y: Sefontl row: IJIYSCII l', Olsen, Howlantl, W:1sl1i11gton. Cassitly, SllCl'l'll!, Mitchell 'l', Keiser, Da11gl1e1'ty: Thirtl row: Shelton, Steel, Jtllillllll, Ostberg, Stewart, Henry, Vantler I.:1an, filCl'lllgCI', Ranson, 81111113 lfonrlli row: lfitzgeralcl, B2lCl12lI!il. Hoopes, Fox, Tubbs. if - glee First row tlell to rightj: BZlClI1llltl, Tatscliner, Cossinger, Koehler, Yoder, 'liuylnr TS. Decker, Melntosh, 1 Nobles, lenprzue, Mr. lfigcrt: Second row: Williannsun, Olson, Hughes, Bzulgley, Smith, Turetlkv, llitzler, Kleinsclnnidl, Dautgerlyg .'xfCtllllll2llllSlf Posnik. 1 t 'l'he lfltinl Corpsnten was zu group ol' 2.2 vocalists, :ill with one thing in tonnnon - u love lor singing. Over hull ol' the Glee Club was composed ol' returning ineinbers. The remaining hull' wus screened from over 'ltl tryouts. This yezir's group, zicelziinletl by lziculty, caidets, :ind friends ol' the school to bt the best ever, traveled throughout the Midwest to sing' :it vzirious atluinni dinners in Indiztnzipolis, Cleveland, Chicago, and Detroit. ln addition, the Clee Club performed at tl1e l5o:1r's lflezul dinner before Cbristnms, :lt the Old Cuzlrd :ind l.ower School dinners, and zu the Miss Sturgis Pageant in Sturgis. This yezn s soloist wus Herb X'vllll2llllSUll, at line folk-singing bziritone. Most ol' the Glec Club will be returninff next vezn' but throueh grziduattion the club will bt B 1 fl 1 hzunpered by the loss ol' five outstanding singers. Umm and 26490 The roar of drums and the blare ol bugles was a familiar sound around the Lower School again this year. This select group of twenty-one X'Vhite llallers was the most active group of its kind in the histoly of the corps. From late in September, when they made their initial appearance in LaGrange parade, through fl0llllUK'lltl'IllClll weekend, the D. and li., as they are called, pounded and pulled their way through miles and miles of practice. parades. and performances. ln addition to the traditional routines for Founders' Day and Mother's Day for the patents, and clOVClilllllClll ln- spection for the Military, the D. K li. entertained the sports fans at several home football antl basketball games and represented l-lowe School in several parades in nearby communities. Those cadets who are honored to wear the bright red braid of the Drum and Bugle Corps are chosen by tryout from the many volunteers each fall. The appearance of the group was further enhanced with the addition of new white spats to the uniform for parade purposes. Many hours of rehearsal and drill are needed to develop the intricate lllillflllllg routines used by the Corps. 'l'hey were ably led in these performances by Cadet -Ioseph .Xuerbach, the drum major this year. Since its beginning just ten years ago, the Drum and Bugle Corps has established itself as one of the favorite extra-curricular activities at the Lower School, and also a popular favorite in its many public appearances. - tlft ' f 2 - ttlll . ceu! 'gcuaci Th , ' . , . - - e lz.uul 5 Ullllilll season provides the serv s music luclnnl wnli :in oplmoilunux lll. . 5 In develop lns ululny. Noi only does concert work provide training in nrusiull s lun il also exposes llie stucleni Lo vzrriecl works ol noleml IllllNllllllS llie llSllllS ol . 4 . . . this winler training were illuslrzueml in Lwo ol' the lmncl's linesl concerts llnutul In Nlr. Peter A. lfigert, Howe's music-izins clispluyerl ll ren1:u'k:rlmle ulmilily lu muster Allin any ZKITZIIIQCIIICIII from the lll0KlCl'll rllyllun ol' -Illllll ci0l'1IY1lS.S Sylllllllilllll' lllklllill lo . Gershwins Rlmpsorly in Blue. The fact llizu the lxuul is llie lznrgeal in smliool lllSl0lN sums lo nulu ua in increase in interest :rs well :is Lallenl on Cillllllllx ll is culun llrzll llie llll'llllJllS ol ilu band well-deserve the lzrurels Lliy receive. lflrsi row flell lo righlj: Nobles. Tuselmer. lhuner. Israel. lleineumnn. Woomlin, KlClIlSClIllllCll, Sigur 'llrylor TS. Pruell: Sv.-eoml row: llnclunul. Ryncl. ll'lll'ClllQ'. Seaner, Cummins. Mellon. xlneolw. Krull. llerwiek. lleinpmu 'l'hirml row: lfaiirneld, Dany, Vine, Decker. Austin. liaulgley. Penpraue. Olson. Snyder, Xlanliia. jenna w Iillmrechll Mr. lfigert. 3 .. . L 7: 7: F5 C. 'J Z' rt rf' Z rt v e Z V 1 E A F' A I 2 72 iannson i gi 5? 5? S 5 133 li XI.n1 de Wausau lfirsl row flifill lo righlj: Meyers R, Morton. Garzlner, Grisdaile, Burger, Yoder, Brown 'I'I2. Crippeng Second row: Lmegrore. Howland, jordan, .-Xbecnsis, Wade lf. Nlurdirosizing Third row: Swzlrlwood, Henry, Buwden, Ostberg, Tubbs, Coxnbsg lfnnrlh row: llohnnson, Washington, Sehlnidl, Wilson, Reid. illlj0I'Nll'2lllll0 drums into their routines, this ve:ir's I-lussznr Drill 'l'e:nn hzis are- l m , l senled Lhe besi ol lJCl'lOl'lIl2llll'Ch. I'h1s yeznr's unn perlornled all llounders' Dany. Nlolhers llily, fl0lllIllCllCCIlICllI, :ind Government Inspection. Minor lJCI'l'0I'lIl2lllCCS were made xn, lilcililllgilj :ind Howe, The Leann once zwaiin mrlieimailecl in Slurfis, Miclrilfzni, us mrl ol' Lhe annnml N 1 21 pzirzide leznured during, bilflllgllll XVeek. One ol' the slmrpesl things ziboun the I-lusszirs is Lheir unilorin. The group wears hehnels or berels. il yellow :iscot :ind yellow laces. The chrome bziyonels :ind the whiLe-slinged rilles add Zl certain Ilzish to the groulfs ZIIJIJCZIIYIIIYC. This year the teznn was L'0IllIll2llNlCll by Herbert Clrippen. Ifrzink xvllilij served :is X'lCC-UHIll1lZlllClCI'. Once zigzlin the adviser was Cziptzlin Lawrence li. Cowles, tzicticzil ollicer ol' ciillllpillly HB. 74a Eawalcew The C lx nllus s lCillll lu clzlu Ihg mu spcclion :md uso .5 C uml Ill thu Honox C YINCTZIIII. .XCICIIUCJIII mu OIIIIIIICLS mug IC 1 nu I xc CCJ!l1IllCllCfC?I1lLllL YNLCICLIICI I' r thc lust Ln: L I Lhc C nm the Lroplly 101 ff . 0 . f ll-- Armcd Folaus D xv Pu ll Under lf. Gillcslnic eager to be Ixaclcrs are C:0lll1ll2lllClC1' Rossclotl, Brlhmclo Mlyurlelc ll .ls rfllllllllt R lu 1 1 ss CL Jolmson. and Sxmlh GIIICIOII if . . N A Q , , ff N W . , sw: - fm ,A 1 Lf, 1 . W 1 X gif 5 ', Q f -'Q ,! ' QQ ,355 a,x'ffQgQf'Qf15E 'H . . Jw-W.. , 'Q ' TQ ?1137?? i .1 M: :sez - .a . ., I-1 K V 'x .1 v1.-aff F J E? 1 1- l f? -L1 , aw I ,Ei 'V 7 rf asm.. TKTE ILCS EQ ATHLETICS Wmadtq 744155456 lfirsl run' Qlcfl lu righlj: Kciwr. Nlcycrs RD, licsl. Slrcichcr. Yzril, Pull. Shclmn. Shcrrin, Bnulnn: Sucunil rnw: Willnicng W, Curry, Stccl, White, lfox. Sprzlgiic. Henry, lfanxxcr. Smith R1 'l'hird ruw: Slcwurl, Gower, Nlitchcll, Snlilh P, Clnwsirly. 'l'omlinwn, O'Rcilh, Nlzmlirnsiuii, Willnwng il: i'.'lllllil rnw: Nlr. Alulnisun, Gicringcr, Ynnng. Prmrinzm, RZIHSUII. -lzicksnn, Ymlur. Nlr. Piper: l'iI'vh row: Olson, Mr. llama. Webster. fNul picnirul. 'lkiylui' :incl Null. XIIIIIZIQCYSJ. 'I'hc H3635 Vzirmily lfnoihzill lczinr linishcml thc avaisuii with :in llll5llll'L'SSiilli rcuml oi' one win :ind six lmscs. 'l'hc Leann slrowcd 'thc lzlnk ol' l'XlJl'l'iCllCK'ii players :incl Lhc luck ui depth by smnc' ol thc errors Illlllit' lillllllgfilll thc ylilll Alou XVillnicng mm umnlzimliiig in thu lmzickliclul, while lhv lim' wus zimlmrccl hy Rimh Poll :incl Bob livsi. The ililfiiillllli' Im' ncxl yL'2lI'S lcznn shuuhi hc IJl'llYiiil'li by li l't'llll'llillg il'llCl'I11L'll. SEASON 'S RESULTS IIOWF. 7 -- fiL'Illl'0YiiiC Iii Nlusllinprmul - I-'ximur Il0XX'l'T I2 -v -linrlmrn 7 Nlnsl'I':icklcs -4- Willincng IIOWIC U - Cirnirhrook 20 Must Yziluziblc - Wilhncng HOXYIC li -A Angular Iii! I.cmling,g Gronnclliziincr - Willmcng IIOWI-1 IIS - North lrihcrly Iii! Clzipluin - Pull IIOWIE ll - Sl. .Xngnslinc 2524 Cuzrclics - l'il'L'li.IUilllS0ll.ili'1liiCOZICIIQ IIOWF. 0 Dmvnginc -til Dirk Pipvr. lrinc Couch 'woe Qualify Kneeling flcfl to righlj: lfislicr R. Slmlvnl Coaxflig Clunrlir. Duylun. l,mc'grmc. Yulnlvl' lillllll. Slzilrr. Mr. Super, Crmclll Siumliug: Koclilcr, 5lll'lll'l', l lSlll'I' CI, llrcncmam, lulilxa, llmwn 'l'. Rims. llicllamln, llzulglcy, Rum. llilll' llllifi Clmss llountry lC'1llIl, ll2lllllDCl'L'Kl by im'xI1cricl1cL' nml injury, luminal am unsuucsslul mluzll nicci l'cumI ol' llll'L'C' wins :incl scwii lmsm. llw lcauu, lllllll'l' lliu clirvcliuil nl Luzuli Supcr, lim thc- fum six incvls ul thc svammn, but llIllhlll'il llll- piusixx-lx. winning' llll'L'L' ul' lllc Iam loin' niccls. Jllll lluylmm wsu clcctccl Klslplziin :mal Nlusl xvillllillllk' Rlliillvr. .lun will lil' missccl ncxt your. :is will Lllc otlicr lctlvrincll. Vzuiclcr l,:izm. Cllimc-lir :xml l,m'cg1'm'n'. Ilcsclwl' l'llIlllL'liS Rim, Rlflllllllh llllil Xliiglil will pmlmzlbly ummm- up lu ilu' lfllil Yzllwily lczlm to join returning l4'llQlH'lllllL'lih l'll't'lIL'Ill2lIl, Iimwn, liorlilci' :mil Root. ll0ll'li lil llflglllllll '77 IIOXYF I3 Nliflll l,ilJL'lIx ' HOXYIC Hi Clrzllllmruuk HUXYF c'l'llll'CX illu IIOWIC 30 ilnsllcn IIOXYIC 23 XYliilc Pigm IIOWIC ,li cillllNl1IllllIlC HOWI4 Ciullwlzllllilu HOXYI' 29 xxllglllil IIOXYIC fill lluwzigizlc' Wcawdtq 'r.?cw6ez!ZaZ6 kIlL'1'illll,f tlelit to rightj: Lennie. Mgr.: Lixingslnn, Quinlan l', Curry, Nlanwaring. Sllanlek: Standing: Mr. Piper. Cnachg Shelton, Ross, Stewart, Brenelnan, Washington, l inkheiner. Pull, Nlr. -lnhnsun, .Xssislanl Coach. There is an old aphorism that states: lt matters not whether you win or lose but how you play the game, 'l'his year's team had plenty ul' hustle and determination but unfortunately the score was against them several times at the end ol' the game :Xt ally rate, the Corps ul, Cadets was very proud ti, have a team that exemplified tht ideals and honor ol' Huwe as well as this year's team did. Returning, lettermen this year will he Pat Quinlan, Cordon Ross, Dan Manwaring Glen Sfladek, Huh Breneman. liuh lfinlaheiner. Sandy Stewart. and Stott l,ix'ingstnne Cum! luck, fellas! Xlusl 'I'nlaI Pninls - Ken Sheltun Must Yaluahlc Player - Rich Pull Must Relmunrls -- Rich Poll Captain - Ken xvlbillllgltlll llesl lfree 'l'ln'mv Ax eragt' i Rich Poll SEASONS RESULTS IIOXYIQ Nlnngu HOXYIC ill filillllllllllk til HOXYIQ Nl illershurg 59 HOXYIC 95 lYhite Pigeoll -Ill IIOXYIC Lllllll 645 HOXYIC till I-lamillun 453 IIOXYIC Culver HOXVIC ISO Orland 70 IIOXYIC llrislul 53 HOXVE 58 .Nngnla 77 IIOWI-1 CUllSlZllllillL' 53 llOWli -H l,1lfil'1lllgL' 70 IIUWIZ Fremont -lil HOWE tifl Constantine till ll0Wlf llrighton 7-1 HOWIC 52 Wulcnllyille :nfl IIOXYIC till Shipshe-Stoll 70 l'l0N'lf H0 xfilill' Pigeon 18 eeewe gaakellali Uuclcr thc Cllilfllillg ol' M13 lfrcd -IUIIIISOII. thc ISHSES-ISHS-I l'CSL'lkYC lblllll linis with an Wllllllllg' record ul ll VK'llJl'lCS :mtl I Llclcalis. Unllkc lzlsl wars lvzlm. thc IR 1 SC1'vcs lhouglml :ls hzllxl in the closing l1lilllllL'5 ol' lllc gllllll' :ns they clicl in thc first lux lYlflllXlCS. NVill1 Lllirlccn ywllllg' plzlycrs, llln' Olliilllllillg yczu shoulul prove IQZIYOIAZIIJIC Hms'c's Varsity squad. SL-:limi Qlcll lu righlj: XII: Ajulnlsmm. Cuzuzll: Myers. Uralnl. Alwnlur. Rouen. l'llci4lcl'L'l', xViHIllL'llg NX Mr. Piper. Ynrsily Cunclml Flululiug: Yx1l1Sm11urcn, O'Rcilly, Plcich. Sherman, Rzmsun, COHIIDIUII. Burncll. I I I Wamfg Sealed Cell lo righlj: Pape. Vnil, Snyder FC, Roos. Deklel, McMullen.: Standing: Mr. Wenzel, Uieringer, Hoopes, luhhs. Nelson, Snyder 'I'Kl, Diuler, Merchant W1 Second row: King, Keiser, Carver DR, Olsen, llzulgley, Cassidy, Hum, Israel. lhis yezn s swinnning Leann haul :1 good season, howing only Lo still South Bend vonipelition, 'l'l1e loss ol' lour Senior leuernien will leave plenly ol room to he filled next yeznz .X wrong nucleus will he built with reuuning leuernien Snyder. lizulgley. Olson. Tuhlms, lfloopes, Nelson, Gieringer und Clznssidy. IIOWF 'H South Bend Central lil Pool Records HOWIC 2815 sfblllll Bend Washington 4i6l,l. will yard lfreeslyle-l7.9 lfranik Xhule HOWIE 35 South Bend Adznns 58 , nowic BN xiicliiglm cm- 37 m Rcmnls . Howl: 58 fmhcn ' ,W l00 yard llrezislslroke - l:l2.0 liriek Yziil ,. , i ,, l 1 . L 40 vzlrd lfreeslvle - l7.9 lfrunk Wzule IIOXX l'. Kill lenn lonnnlnp ul . ' ' ,. - ,. , 1 . . lull vurcl llledlev Reluv - l:2f.1 IIOXX lu -I8 M, X ulpulnlso llylf, ' ' ', . . . , Y , . , . , L Robert llzulglev, loin Dilller. llrunk XX :ide HON I' 'nfl Poi urge ,lo ' D' Y' cn i Q, 1-Iowlc nfs ,xlnilm 42 W 'l5 Captain Mos! Valuable Most Improved Dual Meet Record Erick Vail Chris Snyder Scoll McMullen 5 wins--I losses Wav-:city Wwe 666,027 Seated flelt to rightj: lludzlwzty, llentlerson. Gower. Sherrin, Smith PR. Saunders: Second row: Russell, Mznxlirosizxn. Dzinghertv, Fox. Young. 'lktvlorg 'l'hirtl row: Nlr. Ryser, Creziger. -lzickson, lledford. Hhliers, Xlellon. llnder the t'U'ltillill0' ol' MI. 'l'errv Ryser. - . 'I- , . 5 I tht lflhfi lflhl VJISIIS wrestling tt.nn sported zt record of three wins. seven losses and one tie. 'l'he Varsity schedule was com- prised of ll duall meets and two tournznnents. The reserve squad linished the season with three wins and one loss. Hurd-nose trophy lor heing the most aggressive wrestler. HUWIZ ill IIOXYIE IIOWE IIOXYE 2l IIOXYE ' IIOXVE NCWC1ll'liSlC Sturg is Decatur Sturgis Penn Crztnbrook SEASON 'S R ESU LTS X HOXYIC U 42 HOWE 26 -I2 HOWE 2 2!I ll0XYli 50 24 HOXYIC 2l -ltl 'l'he following won Varsity wrestling aiwurtls: Sherrin. l,2lllgilL'l'lf New llanen Constatntim llronuon While Pigec llnlrer Mike Sherrin wats elected captain and most vnluzthle wrestler. In addition, Sherrin had the most wins, pins, and tztkedowns on the teznn. Virgil Henderson received the Ill . Smith PR, Fox. ffl In 13 S 297 Young. Nlatrdirosiatn. Henderson YC. Rossell. Host Yauluathle Wrestler: Sherrin Captain: Sherrin llowe llzirdnose .'XWill'ti2 llentlerson fdje mm , - Y Kneeling cleft to rightj: Muir, Fitzgerald: I'irst row: Peirce, Thompson, Johanson, jordan, I-lowfand, Beaman. Penprale, Barnett: Second row: Col. Woods, XYaIter, Richards, Iilbrechl. XVicller, Grisdale, Ilanto, Ward, Mathivet, Clhahoudy, Sgt. Glaze: 'I'he I963-li-I rille teatn is the most successful group ol' tnarksmen in averages and total matches won that I-Iowe has ever had. Theirs is an impressive record. The team traveled to Delalield, Wlisconsin, to capture the Saint -lohn's Invitational Tourna- ment and brought home the Midwest Military .-Xcademies trophy from Culver. In addition, they placed Iirst in the National Rille .-Xssociation Regional match held in Chicago and won the Filth U.S. .Xrmy Championship in the military schools division. In the Filth Army the group was second over all out ol' the l5ll colleges and military schools participating, losing only to the University ol' Wyoming. This means tltat the cadets defeated such schools as University of Michigan, Michigan State, Illinois, Xalis- consin, and lowa. Out ol a total ol' -I2 matches fired during the season, the team lost only six and is distinguished hy having revenged all hut two defeats. One ol' these losses was to IVest Point's varsity team which outshot Howe by nine points. Important wins from schools in this area were claimed lrom Indiana University. Purdue, Notre Dame. IVestern lNIiehigan, and Central lXlichigan. VVilIiam 'II Muir and NVayne Fitzgerald captained the teatn. Muir was also the IIIOSI valuable shooter. Other varsity letter winners were: I-Iarris Howland, Michael Iohanson, 'Ihomas Beaman, Rohert 'I'hompson, Richard Barnett. Roherl -Iordan. Phillip Jennings. Ronald Penprale, and Roger Peirce. ' gmeddl ff' i X 1 Nt X A .X . xx NI ! i First row. seated flelil lo righlj: lfairchild, Ochs, Boulon. Curry, Willineng W, licljensg Second row: Spolls, Slcnlz, Lhainon, Slackhonse, Quinlan I'. Milchellg Standing: Mr. Ryser, Coach: Kuhling, Wilson, Stewart, Young. While, Atwater, Boyer, Mgr. YVith live returning letternien Illltl a new coach, this year's hasehall team has an optimistic outlook. Bob lfinkbeiner, Toni Curry, Cy Young, Hill Ochs and Mike Bouton are all returning from last season's sincesslul team. Along with other promising players, they should provide the punch lor this yezn s harclball Leann, Mr. Terry Ryser, ll recent graduate ol' lncliana University, is the coacli. VARSITY SCHEDULE April Colon, Michigan .............. April Three Oaks, Michigan .. April Culver fllouble Heatlerj .. April Centreville, Michigan April Burr Oak. Michigan ....... . April Angola ,,.................... May Sl. Augustine, Kalainaloo, Mich, May Burr Oak. Michigan ......... . Nay Colon, Michigan qMolher's Dayj May Centreville, Michigan .... , . . . . May May May May May Marcellus, Michigan Qllnuhlc llc Constantine, Michigan ........ While Pigeon, Michigan .. Angola ...,......... . Concord . . . . Wdfbdil 'mad kncding Qlcll In riglitj: Mr. johnson, Condi: Kon-lilcr, Tubbs. O'Rcilly, Olson, Hlvcl. Rin H uiin liuclglcy, Hnnpus, Mr. Sopcri Svcnnml row: l.:n'scn lf, Czissicly. Nlzilhis. DcNlcl, Slicllnn. Quinlan Il, Pllciclcrcr, Xlycrs Rout 'lliinl row: llzilhnun. Turcuky. Chmulir, Kendall, Coleman, Ricliamls, Wriglil, Grunt, ihilnn Sniilh PR: llnurlli ww: lluglics. Xlgr.: Wviclnnunn. Raiylmm. Dunlap, Bullznny, limwii lli. Ross X Xgjlulls Abcuisis, Davis, Ilmoks, Slicrwoocl, Rliinc, 'l'cncl1znnn. l'l':u'liccs liaiiiilwlx-cl In im'lc:incnL XK'l'1llllCI', that lfllil truck Sklllilil lull Inu ln 1 lliircl plain' in qi sczisrm-upciiiiig Lriznigulzn' nicvl zigziinsl licnclzillvillc :incl lllllllkllfi .Xlurr ai scycrc limiting, in Llic scalson npcncr, Cziclcr cinulcrnicn rzilliccl Lo soundly cldn ll 'l'ln'cc Ozlks :ls the Lrzick svzison prngrcssccl into thc scfnllcl wvck. Xllilli Lllc loss ol' llic IENS3 Scnior lmzicklmrnic, thc 196-l Sllllllfl is slninklul xx youlli. lficlcling only four Seniors, lien Slicllnn, lirifk Vail, Bob Runs X Slicrrin, inzlny undcrclzissincn :irc Elling yzicaiiicics in the Howe linc-up. ixllllilllgll :i lmuilnling season is lJl'LftllCLCll lay Coziclics .Iolnismi :incl Sopni Lliq lflli truck Silllilil displays llic zilmility :incl Llic clcsirc than nizikcs ai winning suis vl'lllll'SllilY, April 9 Silllll'1l1ly,rxl7l'll ll Ifridaiy, April IT 'l'ncs1l:iy, April 2l S2lllll'il2ll, April 25 Wvmliicsmlaiy. April 29 l l'lll1ll'. Nlzxy I Wvrlmrsclaiy, Man li Wvmliwsclzny. Nlllf lil VARSITY SCHEDULE liliNDAI.l,X'll,l,li :incl Hl7N'l'l'1R'l'0WN I'ln-rm 'l'l'lRl'ili OAKS :incl CONCORD llvrc NICW CARl.ISl,E 'I'licic CliN'l'Rl-IYlI.l.li :ind W0l.CIO'l l'Yll.I.li Ilon- GOSHI-IN Rl-ZIAYS 'l'Iiv.-rm ORL.-XND Zlllll BRONSON llcru .KNGOLX :lull KAI..-KMA-XZOO llcrl' CONS'l'AN'l'lNli :ind lAW'l'ON 'l'lici1 S0l l'H BEND llcru Walter!!! emzcb 4 QQ IV 'E WX ,sQ'xsFT'9 'IIIIIIIEIISI Ifirsl row Qlclt lo righlj: Mr. Calnlclon. Coucli: Swain. Oslln-rg. Iiruncmzm. Ililxlrlv. Nlussmzln, Sllzuluk. XVisc. Mellon: Sufoml row: Auslin, Mgr.: jucohs, Wilmot, Topping. Wallin-ls, I'roul. FIUQIIIIII. Rclimiin-f Icllwllicll Dun Ililmlmlc Holm Swain I'1'c-lmvll Usll1n'r-- 'mil Ilol: lI1'cm'nl'u1 M . . . N. . . slioulcl lorm llic mlclcus ol' this yL'lll S IICIIIICII. 'lilwy :irc kioincil lay Sflznnlvk. Nlowunn. Y IVLIILCIB, Misc, Iopping, UIIICOIIS, llcglum. :incl XYiI1lloL lo IIIIIIKL' up wliul looks lr, lx' :I promising ICZIIII Ilic SKIIIIICIN naw cozlcll, Mr. Philip CZIIIICIOII, is striving lo lmuilml :un :1ggi'cmix'c' tczmi XVIIICII, with the proper g'IIIKIllIll'C. could Inu :ln :mm to zlllilciics :IL Ilowc, IVill1 more marlclmcs than Llmcrc have lxccn in thu pzlsl. thc lcznm SIIOIIICI improw an ilu' 50215011 lJl'Ug1'CSSCS. VARSITY SCHEIJl'LlZ April II SIIIRGIS 'I' 2:lIll April I7 'I'IIRI-Ili RIVERS II 4:2511 April 2-I CONCORIJI.-K I,I I'IIIiR.XN 'I' IIIIU .-KpriI21l SI. .-XIIGllS'I'INIi II -l:l5 Nlaly 5 GOSIIEN 'I' Iliilll Slay EI CIiN'I'R.fXI. iI.X'I'IIOI.IK1 flfl, W. II 2:00 Many I2 COI.IJW.K'I'lCR 'I' -lilfr Huy III S'I'l'RGIS II llzllll Many Ili CIl'I,YER 'I' 2:00 Mzly 20 SOUTH SIIIIC llforl IVZIIIICI 'I' blzllll IIZIY QI C1OI.I3II'.fX'l I-IR II ,l:lTr XI:n'25 CONCORIIIA I,I IiI'IIiR.XX II -I :SIU Qu!! 7mm Left ln right: Mr. Piper, Coach: Tomlinson, Sherman, Livingston, Pleich. Slllllh PG. Dayton. Wade AG. McNeil, Penpraze. l'lendersnn YC: Going into its fourth year as a Varsity sport, golf has drawn an increasing amount ol attentinn as a team on campus. Last year's team liatl an S-5 record and this year's team will put themselves into lull gear in hopes ol' having another Une season. Rcturninv' lettermen Smith, l'.G. and Da 'ton are the ton two, but are tilnselv Pl 1 1 lollnwed by Mlade, Penpraze, and Tomlinson. There are also many lmglrt new prospects who are now eligible uncler the new system ull associate memlmersliip in the l.H.S.A.A. VARSITY SCH EDULE .April lf! STIYRGIS 'I' flliiil .April I7 SlllRGIS-CIOLlHV.A'I'liR H flfflll April 22 LIGONIER H -lzli April 21 ANGOLA-S'Ii. Al7tLllS'l'lNE ll -1:1541 April 28 LA GRANKLE-K1ONS'l'AN'I'INIC LaGrange -1:00 .April fill ANGOLA 'l' -l:llll Slay fi ASHl,EYfl..-X GRANGE H rljllll May 8 LIGONIER 'l' -l1l5 May III liENDAI.lA'll.I.E I-I -1:30 Hay' lti lIl'lA'liRfH'All5AH' fllIlYCl' liflll Max' 20 ASHl.liY Garrett -1:00 Alai 22 i1ONS'l'AN'l'lNli H -1700 W crm Kneeling fleft to rightj: Mr. Soper, Coach: lfisher. liinslev, Gossinger, Reid. Koeltlei: Standing: Coleman, Keene, Rhine, Quinlan 1, Meals. Tietjens, Larsen lf, Surprisingly, weight lifting is probably the most popular campus sport. liarlier this year, it was estimated that about six thousand pounds of weight is distributeal about the CZIIIIPUS. Much of this weight is in the companies, but much of it is used by Howe's weight lifting course. According to Mr. 110111 Soper, weight lifting coach, l'lowc's weight lifting course is designed for the physical development of the individual. The coach hopes that the techniques developed in the course will provide future incentive for physical fitness. On the whole, the weight lifting program has been a campus whirlwind of stlccess. liach year, finer lifters set new school records, and one lifter previously reccivecl mention in a national magazine. Because of the lack of inter-school competition. the weight lifters compete within their own weight class. SCHOOL RECORDS WVEIGHT PRESS JERK SNATCH BENCH Under 120 1Stephens -110 Ntephens - E15 No Record 'Stephens - 110 110- 130 Gossinger - 120 Gossinger - 157 lf! -1 Gossingcr - S15 'i'fi0S51I11.fC1'- 155 Isis - no -5 luleliltr- my 'g-l.uttwig- iss ' 1 :'l'0 -1-1.nt1wigA mo 141 -150 'Reiehelt-155 'Reichelt-1115 'Reichelt - 1-10 'Rcichelt - 215 151 - 160 -1 Reid - 150 -1-Reid - 170 -Q at-itl - 225 ltil-105 'Hutton-175 '1'1utton- 210 ,Hutton-1135 ltiti - 170 'Hulcliins -18216 'Hutchins - 220 'Hutchins -175 'llntchins - 232 171 - 180 -11 isheI'- 165 'Hedback - 185 'Heclbaek - 130 1-1fis11er- 275 181-192 -I Rhine- 1210 -jkhine-150 fllhine- 110 IR11ine-10716 lleavyweiglit 'Albert - 21716 'Albert - 217115, 'Alliert - 1437143 'Albert Y 215 X ifisher's lift in the bench press is an all-time school record regardless of weight class, 1-Indicates records froln former years. 'tflntlicates records set this xt-ar. Vnmmml Sfmw -my M-mm ......, w,,.,..,,..........,W....-,,..e,t ,...,,....,..,..m.,.. ,......,..,...,, li COMPANY INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS lzach xelr more antl more emphasis is being laicl on intramural sports. XVith the expansion ol' llnwe Military Scliunl, a greater number nl' caclets is pouring into intramural teams. ,Ks a result. thele in more interest in this type ol' athletics. antl thia interest slmultl stimulate the neetl lm' sullicient physical ahility, Despite B K1onipany's untleleatetl lnuthall season. there was still plenty ol line competition. During the loothall season, the real hattle turned out to he hetween .. .H tt C. .tntl IJ Companies. 'l'he final game. and probably the most exciting ol' the season, featurecl the CI antl D gritltlers. CI Company fame hack in the final secuntls ol' play to win the game. During the basketball seaxon, the story once again was B Clmnpany winning the cllampirmship. .X surprising situation arose at the end of the season when tourna- ment time came around. 'l'he ehamnions from li clitl not win a sinv-le flame in H U the three game tournament. lt turnetl out that Company Cl won the lirst team game. while A and D Companies won second and thircl team honors, respettively. liach Ulllllilllly went away happily, alter winning trophies. ll' Company ll should happen to win the intramural solthall crown, it would retain the trophy awartletl tn any company winning, three intramural crnwm in succession. More talent in intramural mpnrts was viewed this year than in must previous years. Perhaps this max' he a ll2lI'lJllll'Cl' lor better Varsitv tetms in the future, ' , N 1 ' lawn amiga!! 'xt l'ir,-L rnw flell tn rightj: Mr. Otertnain, Hill Anerhncli, Putter, jenkins. jensen li-1. Mr. Ryser: Secnntl row: Lerenlnn, Perry, Aloltnsnn. ies. Stout, Killllllll. llusselult, Cnnrntl. Xlerelmnl, Sinatlis. lirllznnlu, lrairer, Shriner llll, lihrlieh, Uigtnuputtlus, Xlurrow: 'Vhird row: Walker VIC. Cnmlun. Oversliiner, Shriner TW, llatwsmi, leininger, Henman, Gillespie. Stnith. Nlelnik: l ut1rth rnw: flrunnne Rll. l.eeth. Nlickel. fifily. Knhatlk. ,lenseti PQI, liizlllzts, liralntlt, White, Kzipson. llllCll'l the ezlpzthle tltreelinn nl' Cluztelt Orerinxtn :ind ,Xssistzint llmtelt Rrser the Lower Vztrsitv lfootlmll teznn hzlcl another very xlll'l'C5hllll seztfun. .xllllilllgll the players on this tetnn were stnztller lllllll in past years, they inside up lnr this in cleterininzttion :incl hztrcl work. 'l'he teznn wats well-hztlatneecl with speetl :intl ztlmility. Clmkl line Imlmks :xml excellent clown-lieltl blocking inznle lmssihle several long thrilling rnns hy :tlert lmztll eaxrrters. C-enurzt tlttl at line itll: :lt illlQll'U.'llJ2llli. llis passing :incl tonsistent tnimltle 1 4 ' . ling rnns were vatlnzthle to the te:nn's ollensive ellurt. Other lmznkliehl nten lu tnztke x tlnthle lUlll1llJlIllUllS to the ollensixe Lllmt were Oxctsltinct limi ilk Shtintt D incl Q . ,. , .4 llztss. Leintnger :incl Lrnicloti helcl down the enql positions annl tnznle some speetatenlzn' gums tis llilss receivers. ln the line, :intl not to he Iorgutten were Sltriner, 'l'.. Alelnik. Xlorruw, :intl Alensen. l'. Doing good reliel work in the line were Ilultttstmtt. llztwsnn. :intl lfhrlith. Bfillltll illlll .Xuerlmelt were vztlnzthle reliel lnen in the lmatmklieltl. .X totzll ol lortx'-six Cztclets pznttctpzttetl in the varsity luotlmll progrznn. .Xu intrat- silnaul ggtnne was heltl ezieh week to help the beginners gain experienee. Twenty-two Clztclets eztrnetl varsity ztwztrtls, while eighteen reserve terlilitattes were issued. lxxllxsutt :intl C-rtnntne, R., eairnetl tnatnztger 2lXK'2ll'ilS. Clenortt wats lJli'5Q'llll'll the truplix' lur outstatncling lDl'lyL'l' ul the Yeztr. H9625 SCH EDl'LE :mtl LOWIQR 27 Hina U l.0ll'liR 25 liriglilun ll l.OlYliR IH ll'nutll:tn 7 SCOR ES l.ON'liR ll ligulliel' ll LOXYICR IS Kelnlztllxille 7 l.0XYl'1R lfi NQlI7i'l'Xlll1', Ill. 7 .lawn Zaaketfafi Seated tlelt to rightj: Bass. Hahn, -lensen Pj, Genoxa, Kowalk, Leininger, Cillespie. -laeohs: Standing: Woodard, liilenfeldl, Nlayerlelcl. Nlcllonaltl, Shriner TW. Nlorrow. Thornton, Whitalaer, Nlr. Poljak. '1'he l.ower School haskethall team, hznnpered with injuries and illness this year, ended the season with three wins and seven losses. 'l'he cadets lost the lirst three games of the season to Lima, Shipshewana and Wloleottville. Alter Christntas, sparked hy the return ol' Cadets -lensen and Genova who were injured in loothall, the cadets had a win over Colon hy the score ol' 31 to lti. Cadet Kowalk took scoring honors with lwl points. ln the next game the Cadets cante lrcnn hehind to cleleat Orland 32 to 28 with .laeohs doing an outstanding joh on defense. The cadets playetl Honeyville on their court and stayed with thenl until the liourth quarter. ln this quarter the cadets tnade three consecutive errors ttpon which lfloneyville capitalized and won the game Alfl to 358. ln a return niatch with Lima the cadets played an uphill hattle to tie the gatne in regulation tinte. Cadet liowalk was leading scorer with Ili points. lfle hit a long shot with 3 seconds renlaining and tied the score. ln the first overtime Cadet Gillespie hit a pair ol' lree throws to send the gznne into a second overtime. Lilllll hit a long shot and won the game 28 to 213. 'l'he hest ollensive and clelensive ganle ol' the year was against Colon. The cadets won 50 to 21 with Cadet Kowalk hitting twenty points. The cadets then lost to Orland and Sturgis. ln the county tournament the Lower School played Wlolcottville. which won the tourney, and had an evening where they could not huy a hasket. 'I'he starting five lor the cadets was Jacobs and Leininger at lorwartls, .lensen at center. and liowalk and Genova at guards with Cadets Bass, Gillespie and llahn as reserves. LOXV ER BASEBALL luxl ww qlcll lu riglnj: Nlnrsll, Kerr. l'4lk2lfCl', Purncllg mul ww: 'l'mnlinmn, .Km-1'l1:lc'I1. Buss. Slllllll, Uillcspic. Klcnmn. ilnmlun. Whilc. liilcnlvlrll. -lcnkiux lllIllgWl!l'lllI llliul lem: Cirillin, XYCIIS, lYllll1ll4L'l', xll'l'Clllllll, Rnssclull. fllillllbllllllllli lilmrllrll. Sllllllli. llulmhxg luurllx ruw: linux, blank, jullnmn. llllllll. Olwn, Xlxllkvr Stunt, l't'l'I'l, LOXVIZR TRACK llnl mu' llrll In liglllj: Sllvlxuuml. Slwlllull. Nlullmx. Pullcl. llkmmlallll. Xlquyvllclnl, ,Xl1L'l'l1:lLl1, Duke' Nlillicx. lmnlyvrl, Nlflhulzllmlg und ww: l.rL'lll. Slll'lUl', ,l2lClll7S, llrilzmmlu. lima. fl1'llllX2l. f,Xk'l'QlllllCl'. sl1lllll'l' DD. Slll'lIll'I' l'W. 'I'lun'nlun. Nlickcl: lhilml low: Nlr. f,Xl'lklllilIl, Kuwallk, llillcsmiv. l.i'llllll'L'l', llauuull. vmcn l' . Cumlml, Slllllll. lllnmll l R Kxlpsun, llill. 14 Wfdfifdfly of 'Zfaaae by BARRY A. Noumcs In the liighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries, the village of Howe was a Potta- watomie Indian village, called lllongoquinog or Big Squaw Village, on the banks of the Fawn River. The first white settlers arrived in 1828, and in the year after that a trading post was established. The town grew rapidly. ln 1833 John Blake Howe arrived. In that same year, the land was surveyed by the United States govermnent. Streets and a village square were sectioned off, and a courthouse with jail was estabs lished. In 1834, the village's name was changed to Lima. A log road was built from Fort Mfayne to Lima in 1835, and the Vistula Road, now Indiana 120, was built. It is one of the oldest roads in the Middle VVest, running from Chicago to Toledo and on to Fort Duquesne, now called Pittsburgh. These roads caused l.ima to grow as a vital link between liast and Mfest and as an important trade center. All the Indians were removed and shipped west to reservations in 1839. This opened the area to further white settlement, From 18410 to 1860, the town experienced a surge of remark- able economic growth. The village had all the earmarks of a future major city. How- ever, the era following the Civil Mlar saw the development of new roads and rail centers. Lima was by-passed by the progress and remains a peaceful small town. Born in 1813, -Iohn Badlam Howe was the son of a wealthy and inlluencial Boston clergyman. At sixteen, he attended Harvard College. After graduation, he continued his study at Trinity, but in 1833 the spirit of adventure carried him west. He was twenty years old. The road passed through Lima, and in l.ima he stayed as the com- munity's Iirst school teacher. In 1834 he was admitted to the bar and became the first lawyer of LaGrange County. He was then invited to help form the Constitution of the State of Indiana, and as an educated man and a leading personality at the con- vention, he sponsored and saw established a liberal constitution. 'l'l1e famed Dred Scott decision is said to have been based on his contribution to the convention. His feelings on the matter of slavery are also revealed in the knowledge that, during the Civil War, he operated one station of the Underground Railway. In 18110, john Howe was voted into the State House of Representatives. For years he was a leading Hgure. Acting as a Representative, he dedicated the present I.aCrange County Courthouse in 1876. Howe also founded the State Bank of Lima, calling it a safe, sane, conserv- ative bank. The policy established by Mr. Howe evidently stood the bank in good stead, for during the Great Depression the State Bank ol' Lima was the only bank in the region to remain in operation. A religious man, Howe supported the lipiscopal Church both spiritually and with large contributions. His death on January 22, 1883, of a stroke, stunned the entire community. All stores closed and were draped in black. His will, in addition In gifts to relatives and his wife, left 510,000 to the Diocese of Indiana for the setting up of a school to train young men for the clergy. From this beginning grew the Howe School of today. Mrs. Howe and Bishop Knickerbacker established the Howe Grammar School in 188-1. The Bishop donated a house, now the home ol Father Murphy, and six acres of land which with Mrs. Howe's house and land made up the original campus. ln addition to his original gift, liishop linickerbacker gave a thirty-acre tract of land on Lake Ninnescah. This is the location of the present Howe Summer Camp. The mili- tary system was adopted because of its peculiar advantages in bringing about the development of boys, and the Wfar Department detailed an ollicer to direct both the infantry and artillery drill. John Hazen White became the Bishop of Northern lndiana in 1895, and he appointed the Reverend john H. Mclienzie rector. Under Father iXlCKCllllC, the school took shape. Numerous gifts permitted the expansion of the campus and the construc- tion of many new buildings. ln 1902 Saint james' Chapel was built. On May 21, 19041, the school lost its true founder, Mrs. Maria Clidden Ilowe. She died listening lo the choir practicing in the nearby chapel. To this day, cadets honor her by singing her favorite hynm and by placing evergreen sprigs on her grave in the crypt, on the anniversary of her death. The village of Lima changed its name to honor the Howes in 190-1. Today the town is Howe, lndiana. Following Father Mclienzie, who died in 1920, was the beloved liather Charles Herbert Young. Father Young was a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Trinity College. I-le remained at Howe until 1933 when he was replaced by the Reverend Kenneth Owen Crosby, a Doctor of Divinity from Columbia University. The depression era was a dillxcult time for the school, and Dr. Crosby left after one year, Colonel Burrett Beebe Bouton took the reins in 1931 and nursed the hard4hit school through the depression. He is the only superintendent that has not been a clergyman. Originally, Colonel Bouton came to Howe in 192-1 as ll French instructor, having received a Master's degree from Harvard. He was granted honorary rank of Colonel in the National Guard by the Governor of lndiana. This same year, the Rev. Robert Murphy became the first full-time Chaplain of Howe School. An early graduate of Howe would not recognize the new campus. The modern buildings which the school presently occupy are largely the result of donations from Mr, Ray X'Vesley Herrick, whose contributions have renovated the campus. The years of the founding of Howe School were not easy ones, and the depression made it dillicult to continue, but Howe has remained as a school devoted to the training of young' men in a spiritual environment and her thousands of graduates testify to her success. -u-1 HOWEMI '?? '. ,yfiN' ,gs x ,aid ,A A I 1 , ,X . A ' Q . ' . !'d 'QQ' few? -. ii X., Q' Q. --0. - 1, ' X aw -, ' K : . X-1, A 'Q' E ' 4-. ir ww v1 K x f tl U 1 , 5, - . 4 fi f 1 . 5 0 iiy 1 , I yy, K ' K . ' ' ' 5 P .Q ,QQ -J , .-1 ' 1-X l 9 K f R . S . vb 5 , any NN xfi2Q qu -in is 1 5 f 4 , f Lan 0 . 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WARREN B. TERRY MR. and MRS. IAMES A. PAPE MR. and MRS. EDWARD H. DRERUP, IR. MR. IAMES B. O'REILLY MR. and MRS. DOUGLAS I. BACHAND DR. cmd MRS. CHARLES O. BUTNER MRS. IOHN H. COMPTON DR. and MRS. RALPH E. GIERINGER MR. and MRS. I. O. GOWER MR. and MRS. IOSEPH AUERBACH MRS. HARRY B. HAMMOND MR. RICHARD S. HUXTABLE MRS. ETHEL A. GILLESPIE MR. and MRS. I OSEPH W. EDWARDS MR. and MRS. ROBERT V. BALLANTINE MR. MR. MR. MR. and MRS. and MRS. ROBERT I. HALLAS and MRS. BURTON A. BROWN. SR. and MRS. WARREN E. IACKSON RICHARD T. SNYDER COUSINO METAL PRODUCTS, INC. MR. and MRS. FREDERICK L. HAAS DR. and MRS. BENIAMIN F. GRANT DR. and MRS. RAY L. EILENFELDT DR. and MRS. B. F. HOOPES MR. and MRS. THOMAS R. KEENE MR. cmd MRS. LOERN L. HENDRIX COLONEL and MRS. IOSEPH A. GRAY CAPTAIN and MRS. IOE D. GARDNER MRS. ELEANOR FISHER MR. and MRS. THOMAS E. BROWN. SR. MR. and MRS. R. BUD DAVIS, IR. MR. and MRS. RAYMOND L. BURKE MR. DAVID I. GEMMELL MR. and MRS. GERLES B. ARNOLD DR. and MRS. KENNETH G. HILL MR. and MRS. BASIL W H.UNT MR. and MRS. IOESPH E. PIERCE MR. cmd MRS. IOHN W. MONTGOMERY MR. and MRS. EUGENE C. MATHIVET. IR DR. and MRS. M. C. KROPF MRS. ANDREE M .KUBINIEC DR. cmd MRS. DWIGHT R. KINSLEY MR. and MRS. WILBUR I. SHERRIN MR. and MRS. LAWRENCE A. MAYERFELD MR. cmd MRS. GEORGE KOULOURAS MR. and MRS. THOMAS I. BEAMAN MR. and MRS. RICHARD B. MANWARING MR. and MRS. EDWIN H. B. LENNIE MR. and MRS. DAVID C. MEALS DR. and MRS. ROSCOE C. HENDERSON MR. and MRS. AUGUSTO BASOMBRIO MR. and MRS. ROBERT E. KLARE MR. and MRS. FRED C. GOLDSMITH MR. cmd MRS. WALTER I. PFLEIDERER MR. and MRS. MARVIN EHRLICH MR. and MRS. WERNER OSTBERG MR. and MRS. WALTER C. FENTON. IR. MRS. IANE E. DAWSON MRS. GEORGE A. VAIL COLONEL and MRS. IOHN M. PARKER THE REV. and MRS. IOHN N. BROCKMANN MR. cmd MRS. HERBERT C. WILLIAMSON. IR . HOWE MILITARY SCHOOL PARENTS' CLUB of METROPOLITAN DETROIT MR. and MRS. WILLIAM R. BAWDEN MR. and MRS. HUSTON M. PROUT MR. and MRS. REX D. MARSH MR. and MRS. WARREN E. WILLMENG MR. and MRS. RALPH STAMATS MR. cmd MRS. PHILIP I. TASCHNER MR. and MRS. DAVID D. DEMPSEY MR. and MRS. BRUCE E. TIETIENS MR. and MRS. WARD H. WOODIN MR. and MRS. EDWARD W. DIGGS DR. cmd MRS. WILLIAM L. BRIDGES DR. and MRS. MALACHI C. TOPPING MR. cmd MRS. LAWRENCE E. WEICHMANN MR. and MRS. CLAUDE B. KENDALL MR. and MRS. HARRIS W. HOWLAND MR. LESTER L. KAPLAN DR. cmd MRS. ELMER G. KOEHLER DR. and MRS. EDWARD C. IENKINS MRS. GORMAN HOBBY MRS. CHARLES F. HEINISCH Futuna... OF THE 1964 MR. and MRS. EDWARD G. STREICHER MRS. HARRY E. WELLS MRS. WALTER ILLINGWORTH . and MRS. ROBERT E. SPOTTS 5 MR. and MRS. EDWARD M. SPENCER MR. and MRS. KEMP S. WEBSTER MR. and MRS. RODNEY E. CURRY MRS. GERALDINE I. SHAMBAUGH DR. and MRS. PAUL C. BURNETT MRS. GEORGIA I. ECKERT MR. cmd MRS. HARRY IAMES ROOT MRS. OLIVER M. ROGERS MR. and IVERS. IOSEPH TOMLINSON C. A. NEDELE and SONS I- C. PENNEY CO., STURGIS, MICHIGAN MR. and MRS. GEORGE A. WALTER MR. cmd MRS. WEBB C. IENNINGS MR. and MRS GEORGE W. THOMPSON MR. and MRS. FREDERIC R. SMITH MR. and MRS. IOHN E. ZIMMERMAN N. S. MEYER, INCORPORATED MR. and MRS. SHERWIN VINE MR. and MRS. PURITAN ICE STAFFORD B. SPRAGUE CREAM COMPANY KENDALLVILLE, INDIANA ALLIED METALS COMPANY MR. and MRS. ELLWOOD H. MEYERS MRS. DOROTHY E. MOORE MR. and MRS. LESTER A. MCINTOSH NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY MR. cmd MRS. WILLIAM I. WEST DR. and MRS. EUGENE A. HAHN IOHN RAMSEY-CLASS OF 1963 MR. cmd MRS. EDWARD I. O'REILLY BRINK 6 ERB INCORPORATED. FORT WAYNE, INDIANA MR. and MRS. HALE THORNTON. IR. MR. and MRS. WILLIAM H. OLSEN MRS. IOHN S. BELLAMY MR. and MRS. EDWIN H. OSBORN HOWE MILITARY SCHOOL I-'ATHERS' ASSOCIATION IUDGE and MRS. WILLIAM L. DAY MR. and MRS. IOI-IN N. MERCHANT MR. and MRS. EDWARD D. GIBSON TATLER MR. and MRS. WILLINGTON F. EVANS MR. and MRS. DONALD L. IENNINGS MR. and MRS. DUANE A. NOBLE MR. and MRS. ALBERT G. FATH, IR. MR. cmd MRS. QUENTIN GOODWIN MR. cmd. MRS. TRAVIS W. PEARSE MR. and MRS. WILLIAM F. MEEHAN DR. and MRS. ROSCOE H. BRENEMAN DR. and MRS. HOWARD A. KEISER MR. and MRS. ALEXANDER S. STEWART MR. and MRS. PETER N. LARSEN MRS. IESSIE C. HARDIMAN DR. cmd MRS. G. KENNETH WASHINGTON MR. and MRS. MAHLON B. MERCHANT MR. and MRS. BRAINARD L. CUMMINS MR. and MRS. EDWARD D. MAYO MRS. ROSEMARY RAYBURN MR. and MRS. IACK LINZIE MR. and MRS. HARRY SHERMAN IOHN DEERE 6 HOLLAND FARM EQU, PMENT MR. GLEN O. KEASEY MRS. ALICE E. KALENDA MRS. FRANK M. RUSSELL IACK'S DOG 'N SUDS-Indianapolis, Ind. THE WOOD MOTEL, STURGIS, MICH. CARL PLASTERER. O.D., LQGRANGE, IND. COLONEL G MRS. ALTUS L. WOODS. IR. MRS. MARIE IEAN SHRINER MR. and MRS. PAUL I. SIPE BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS COMPANY A .vXlJec'asis, .XlmeealJlasis liacliand, Boris Berwick Buyer, Boing BI'0i'lilll1lll, Yu--Ir. Burnett, CIuordinalimr' Cleveland, Ornery CIu1nlJs, C.'l'. Daugherty. Clown Duuhler, RaLfink lillnecln, Possum l1lY1lllS,U.I2lX'1l,i liveriss, Roscoe Fairchild, l alc'l1ild l'1lSl1Cl',Hljlllll-Dlllllu lfrakie, l lakie Hallas, G1':1pesl1ol Hallett, Uflllilflllllln Hardinlan. Hardiwon1an Heller, Banana Henderson, Steel Henry, Dwana Duck Holmes, l-lol Line i'l1lll,iU,uSlJ0IlgCH l'llllll,uCiI'lll1lU -Ienningys, CIanuck', -Illllilllffllll. Ollie-er Mike Keene, Slick King, Cl1opper lilare. Spanx liuelller, Nagy lirull, Oink liubicek, Rube Larsen, Peetie lkillllilll, 'l'winkleLoes l,eyl1nnIn. Greek l,ll1lIllOll,HllCil Head l,lI1ilClllllCyCI', Minney-Grub l,m'egrm'e, Owl Ludwig, Plant Alalhis, Pencil Head Mellen. Hljillllillllu Alelnik. Big lxllllllllll AlL'l'Clllllll. Mercil1 f.il'l'I'lll, 'Alid Alessersc-lnnicll, Our Boy Meyers. Hlllglllyll Mueller, Midler Null. Dillerential Russell. l5lnssmn Russell, Dobes Siknrski, Hsllilliliu SIIllll1,cl,A., Tuna Smith. l'. G, Snyder, Fingers Sprague, .-Xrllnn Sl2lC'lill0llSC. lieak Sl1lIll2llS.Uplilylllilllfn Swan, Tweet SW2ll'UVOUll, Cinderella 'I'aylor, XVorn1 'I'upping, Sn1oky'l'one 'l4rainur, Miss :klllCI'lC2lH Turelsky, Cake Vander l.aan, Duke Van Sonleren, Squirrel Van 'l'ase.el, USllllJSllCU.'2lll2lN Vine, Grapes Wade. Mark IV lVest, Hci1lllCll0H XvllllillIlS0ll,wllXV1lIlgu XViln1oL, MoLl1er XVuoll', Sgt, Garcia Yoder, Fireplug Liule. ICM., Gads,XVl1a1 an lc GOOD LUCK and BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS Atwater, Lima Bean Badgley, Pogo Bartholic, Honkey Bawden, Peabody Beaman, Bea-X'Vee Bellamy, Starkeyl' Block, -Iewley Boehler, Hawk Bogedain, Bogey Brooks, Stick Shift Calhoun, Missy Case, Amoniated Casterline, Cass Chaboudy, Louie Cimini, Chipmunk Compton, Orveille Cook, Bruno Day, Push-Up DeMet, Greek Dempsey, Johnny D Ditzler, Dit1 U Dunlap, Du-Dun Fenton, Beows Fox, Boom Boom Grant. Shadow Haas, Freddy Hadaway, Had a Body Hammond, Hamlin Heinemann, Chinaman Heiniseh, l'luuub Howland, Happy Harry Jackson, Larva Keiser, Reis Kleinsclnnit, Big Lou Kubiniec, Rube Ruhling, Max Larsen, Freddy Lennie, Lettuce Linder, Howie Livingston, Doc H u n From Company B McMullen, Mae Manwaring, Dan the Man Mardirosian, X'Vop Mathivet, Camel Meals, Sgt. Sonar Miltich, Rockey Mitchell, Mitch Morton, Chip Nelson, Mike Noble, V.'1'.R. O'Reilly, Oh, Really? Otten, Joe Parker, Red Pate, Smokey Pearse, 'l'way Pierce, Richards, Winnie Roos, Ice Cube Root, Stem Rouen, Frenchie Rynd, Bugle Boy Slater, Zip Smith PR, Pedro Snyder, Wedge Spencer, Pudge Steele, Steve Stuekey, Stuckley 'l'enebaum, Sandy Steinburg U'Ren, Nickie Wlard, Butterball X'Vashington, Beta VVCiCllIIl1lIlll,Hl Are lfVestaway, Big X'Vest'l Wlhite, Bobbykins X'Vilkie, Electron Wlillineng WVR, UFZIIIIICT Rand X'Vilson, Prodigy XVise, Pau1 Zimmerman, Zim M ALL GOOD WISHES TO THE Barnett, Mary Basombrio, Gus Best, Smiley Brown, Brown Nose Burger. Porky Butner. Polly Carlyle, Knife Cassidy, Cupcakes Chatain, .locko Clhatain, S. Coleman, Baygo Cook, Huge Graeauer, Lover Dayton, Orbit Decker, Sorry Drerup, Surfer ICD lfinkbeiner, Dink lflory, Boob Friedman. Bulll'red' Gardner, X'Veed Gibson, Bolo Gieringer, Adonis Henderson, 'l'winky Holmes, Dub -Iarobs, Eye Brow Jeglum, Lip Jennings, Bull Kendall. Ration liinsley, Hliagerness' liropf, Kung Fu Mrlntosh. Smacksy McNeil. Baby -lawn' Morris, Illegal Ochs, Mooch ll Osborn. A'Squirre1 Ostberg, Os C L A S S O F 1 9 6 4 From Company C Parker, P-Ball Pleich. Terrible Tim Quinlan. Chipnn1nk Ranson, Bobo Rayburn. Eddy Redford, Red Reed H. Maynard Roberts. Misfit Robyck, Balloon Russell, Vegetable Schoen, Tonto Seaver. Crust Shambaugh, Buc'ky Shelton, Beetle Sherrin, VVine-U Sherwood, Dudley Shull. Gerber Sigrist, Smokey Sipe. Gregory Smallwood, Stump Smith. Hvvllllllu Snyder, Hots Sports, Scurvy Stewart. 'I'hiel ' Streicher, Yogi ll 'l'asc'hner, 'l'ush Thomas, Grub 'l'hompson, Animal Tietjens, Otto XVade AG. 'Z-Xlka-Seltzer NValter. Macabre XVebber. Lady Glairol Webster, Killer Kemp Xvillmengj., Br0ther' Young, Gy CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS Andrew, Zip Austin, Shy Boy Ballantine, P. R. B. Brangan, Pouch Breneman, Bobbie Brown, Leech Burke, Stoney Carver, Onnie Carver M issyl' Chmelir, Bone Head Creager, Turtle Cummins, lN7'Nose Curry, Grub Danto, Jap Davis, Kent Dean, Neck Dibble, l angs Dunbar, lI.D., liclwards, Rum lfairlield, Fairface lfath, lfaitl1 Fitzgerald, Bomber Gower, Veeka-flash Grisclale, Greasy Grumme R, Eager I-Iendrix, Wise-one Hoopes, Un-Dow Huenfeld, Waste I-luxtable, Ape Israel, Mineson ltriago, Spie l Jordan, l'okerl'ace Kalenda, Joy Kane, Rabbit Koulouras, Greek Kramer, S. Chico Krause, 'I'.I-l. Linzie, Gopher McCoy, Coy Marcus, F.E.M. Company D Masterone, Mushroom May, Knobs Mayerfeld, Myra Meehan, Kemosabie Montgomery, Lethargia Mossman, Miami Myers, Barbie-Doll Newcomer, New Olson, Lover Boy Pape, Moron Pierce, Tool Penpraxe, Pinkie Plleiderer, Romeo Poll, Victanny Posnik, Spottsnick Prout, Ippie Pruett, Creep Quinlan, Hunger Reid AM, Andrea Rhine, Rhino Ross, Coppertone Rugar, Crust Saunders, Tom Schmidt, Lips Sherman, Butterlingers' Smith BP, Maggot Smith RC, Electrode Stentz, lmpale Szladek, Frog Terry, Coke Tubbs, Bones Tomlinson, Stingy Wfalters, A.W.O.L. Wlanke, Hslilllllllillln Warunek, Dunk Woeller, Good Again Woodin, lVise-one Wright, Lowell Yglesias, Spie ll Big LIGHTED PLASTIC SIGNS For Chain Stores WILLEY SIGN C0 MOUNT CLEMENS. MICHIGAN Phone HO 3-4518 - Area 313 N Q-efx ' -f Congratulations CLASS OF 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Goldsmith ,eg-x, ,, , ,--,,,,---, ..... - ----.Q--v-- .... :::: CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1964 -la Q ' f Mr. and Mrs. Ebert B. Mueller With All Good Wishes tothe CLASS OF 1964 rw Mr. and Mrs. William Whalley Muir Coconut Grove. Florida f ,, PAUL ATXVATER, Agenl CITIES SERVICE OIL COMPANY Products HOXVE INDIANA Service ' v Compliments of C. F. HEINISCH 81 ASSOCIATES 2329 Stockbridge Road AKRON 125, OIIIO ,- , P. O. P. Af!IU6'l'lISi1lg O Cwfnlive lI'Ilf7'L'l1ll7llIISI'llg Aids WITH BEST WISHES from ENGLANDER FURNITURE -lg,- Mr. and Mrs. Marvin I. Danfo PIIUNIC 77 I-8400 INTERNATIONAL AUTO LEASING CO. Leasing By the Year - Full Aflaivllwzznzczf and 1?IS1l'I'!lHCl? All Makes - All Models - Cowl to Coax! .i Q . ANTHONY J. CIMINI, Sales Manager 20762 Kelly Road, East Detroit, Michigan , Comjzlimenls of GEORGE DE MET Restaurants CHICAGO, ILLINOIS ' , , ' Comjdiments Of A F RI E N D ' ff - ' - Auto Glass Mirrors Resilvercd Xvilldfbtt' Glass Mirrors A Specialty IJisl'ri1111l01's of All Types of Fla! Clays Store Front Construction Distributors Store Front Materials BET-R-WAY GLASS PROD., INC. 107 South Sixth Street l,oganspm't, Indiana Phone 5146 ' v JEFFERSON STEEL COMPANY 1256 MELDRUM DETROIT 7. MICHIGAN ' f' - f-' -4 Covfnplimenls Of ir MILROYS FISH AND CHIPS MR. AND Mus. Russnu, Buooxs Detroit, Michigan N, LESTER L. KAPLAN Freighfway Corporation Phone GR 4-5787 131 Matzinger Road Toledo 12, Ohio Congrallzluliom to the Graduating Class of 1964 Bw! llfislzcs lo 1116 HOVVE FACULTY and CORPS CASSIDY ENTERPRISES, INC. Mrs. Wm. A. Cassidy and Children Sarah, Kathleen, Patricia and William A ir f , ' f' f Compliments of THE STURGIS POSTURE CHAIR COMPANY STURGIS, MICHIGAN f b,f ,, , , ir-'A' CONGRATULATIONS H. L. DUNLAP and SONS MARKET Grocwics - Ilairy Prodzzcrls - Hzfalllz Aidx Corner Erie and Center ADRIAN, MICHIGAN i' - 'A' ' v- CONGRATULATIONS and BEST IVISI-IES from Mr. and Mrs. James Mickel Cadet Alex D. Mickel James P. Mickel, Jr. , KENDALLVILLE LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING CO. KEN DALLVILLE, IN DIANA '57 Inf, I I il I, V, xg: the graduating class COCAHCOLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF FORT WAYNE, INDIANA 1631 East Pontiac Street FORT WAYNE, INDIANA FROM MILES AROUND CUSTOMERS COME TO l .lORDAN'S FORD CITY 609 E. Jefferson Boulevarcl Misltawaka, Indiana Home of the . . . VOLUME DEAL We nmirzlazfn an invzfnfory of al lmxl 2 0 O F O R D S T-Birds - Galaxies - Fairlanes - Falcons - Trucks All tor IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Complete Complete Service Department Parts Department f -Q-A-M--QA GOWER'S :+- HARDWARE AND GRAIN ELEVATOR FARM EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES Bottled Gas - Plumbing 82 Heating T1 h . HDWE. 224-2953 EUREKA, MICHIGAN e ev ones' ELEV. 224-2695 ' f 'E 11515 Zlnhuziries, Qlillvz. woonvlus, ol-no PRECISION MACHINED CRANKSHAFTS GENERAL PRODUCTION MACHINING CD .f 1 . Qxilzxs Cmanhrltzrg 2111. INDUSTRIAL NIACHINERY BOUGHT AND SOLD ASPHALT PAVING 0 PARKING LOTS O TENNIS COURTS. I DRIVEWAYS O STREETS O PLAYGROUND O GRADING RIETH-RILEY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, Inc. WOLCOTTVILLE. INDIANA Telephone No. 854-2851 A Mos! Sirlczfnf Tlm11k You lo flu: HONVE FACULTY AND STAFF and CONGRATULATIONS and BEST XVISHES I0 H10 CLASS OF 1 964 if Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Bachand and daughter, Brenda Karen Bad Godesberg, Germany ir ' f v f THE I. A. SMALIS COMPANY USED of NEW Concrete Bafching Plants Bins - Conveyors - Scales fund Related Componenlsj dl' Posi Office Box 142 Belle Vernon, Pa. 15012 Area Code 412 FRontier 9-5512 'k Inlergify - Experience - Responsibilily fi, fm. f , PA 2-7691 ' ,f ALFRED J. HUNTER AND CO. I Wholesale and Industrial Distributors 1818-38 HENRY STREET MUSKEGON. MICHIGAN N , Cmzgmllllrlliom' lo flu' CLASS of 1964 From f v Mr. and Mrs. Jacques A. Chafain ' f The Brubaker Printing Co. 419 South jefferson Slreet Srukczls, NIICIIIGAN Phone: 651-25578 , x . , , Qualify Prirzfing for Howe Since 1945 ... . '.....'..-. '.' M0 Tc Slflafilf Shoes for Men and Boys ' ' ' - - ' ' J Coldwater, Michigan 5 NVQ -'4 .9 at ..ffF5fIf 2 -1 ' A.:.-g:,:.' ,,.-5:-pg, ,:5:5f:::.: ,-1:- .-:r5r?'1:IfE. .155E2f:E:5E55QEr,.::g3Eg5 19? .' -j'if:2Z- I f? f'i 12 -:fi .f' .-:ff -5,-55' E215:5E'ji5f5j1f-3'5Erf32-'.,'.2:'f,:,Erf+i:Ybf3 ff ig555Qil:ifg55ggfff55f555Sg:5i:s.W '4 gmfff' - ' af. ' ,gafnfzf- 1 az, A-szzz:f?.jk4..:-1 -- CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1964 5K ' RELIABILITY EXPERWNCE CIIEIIII Hu menu of Sf. Joseph Couniy AND THE MEDICAL-DENTAL BUSINESS BUREAU Box 587 - 1115 So. N0'I I'AwA S'I'. STUIIGIS, N1lCHIGAN PHONE 651-3286 8769 N. fm- f f ROCK 'n ROLL DAIRY CUP NLAIN STREET DAYTON 15, V2 mile South 01' Interstate Route 70 on U.S. 48 O Sf26L'ill1I1Z1?lg in Soft-Serve llairy P'1'U!1IlL'fS Long Coneys OTHER DELICIOUS SAN DYVIC1-IES sv ' ' LDHIU For Fine Ar! In Dry Cleaning and Lazmflering' O CLEANERS 'LAUNDERERS SERVING NORTHERN INDIANA and SOUTHERN MICHIGAN O Plants In GOSHEN, IND. ELKHART, IND. NILES. MICHIGAN CONGRATULATIONS To the Class Of 1 9 6 4 Sfepdm Wade Vice-Presideni HOOSIER CLEANERS K LAUNDERERS, INC. HMS - CLASS of 1966 4 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I 'I I I I I 'I 'I :I I I I 'I I 'I 'I 'I :I I I I I I I I 'I I 'I :I I I I 'I I I I 'I :I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I :I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I J , , ,, , CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1964 TECUMSEH PRODUCTS COMPANY TECUMSEH, MICHIGAN zw,f , , N ' f ' - BEST XVISHES from A FRIEND or '1'H1i CAD1-:'1' Cours f' , AMERICAN MILITARY CORP 505 Eighth Avenue New York 18, New York ' .-' f ' f if 'k-'A' BEST WISHES from HOWE MILITARY SCHOOL FATHERS' ASSOCIATION g 1964 fax 4 Au B n wishes to extend its congratulations tqvlthe . 'r , 'T '?'? 7 1 'N i f-as graduating class of '64. 'Nt i t 5 so swim - .V ye Sw- 2 em ' as , , -.., t .. is ', fmt gig 312 'f ...sk V 4 V www-M My A2 ., .,,f .QNLJM g gl, f. 'i 3 1 lift' fi -t s 'Q ff 51-1 X ill 'iff 4 Qf'95iL 'X-- . A - iw-cl iff g A , .,.,k SL - it K E 2 Itss, N - -- if - .. N-A fs-AN-. l xg. , X1 ' . X YV .xiii .Wye 's ww! ss N' ' . . . . .,. .s . -S l r' fi! j , all 3. WM amawv If l, TL M F, V if . ,I . , L lv .XTX I jf? A ! I f fw,,,....,:l, 2:35. I Y -gl ,. , .. X AN I ,f'L':'ji?,,,,,::.-w,g'W- 1,. , ' jf , 4 ,, f A f - X f f V ,,.,. fu? t 9-5 -, V E ',,WW.W,.WaaM . ii , a .W h '-'ss , .t 5 M' . , .. ,, . .. it N, qixx KM .E x., .E , H E A as f ,fa 'A W-.. A boys bedroom is his own private world. This world proiiidesliiejy special furnishing i requirements. It is here you will appreciate RANCH OAKS versatility, styling and rug- ged construction. A. BRANDT CO., INC. FORT WORTH, TEXAS ' f CGM PLIMENTS OF fig, ' - ' f f McMULLEN TOOL SUPPLY CO. DEARBORN ROYAL OAK N, C07lg'l'll,fllllllfOIlX lo 1111: CLASS OF 19611 GOODWILI. RESTAURANT I-Ionrcmadff Pies -Q- Bill and Freeda Axley HOWE, INDIANA SMITTY'S RESTAURANT 1204 E. Chicago Road - Across from Maple Crest Motel 'A' Open 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m, Good Food Your Home Away from Home ir Phone 651-7384 Sturgis, Michigan v STURGIS SUPPLY COMPANY 404 Williams Sireet Sturgis. Michigan m.-g,K-m Wholesale Distributors of Plumbing and Heating Material ' sv CO7'lIl1ll7IlH7ll.Y of THE STATE BANK OF LIMA I-Iown, IND1ANA Over A Century of Continuous Sm'vic'e if Member oi Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ,N A Friend ,- ,, s ' N, x Selected Real Estale CLIFF BIRKHOLD Realtor 615 ACADEMY S'1'REE'l' KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN ' r' v ' r , f , MASTERCUT UNIFORMS ARE PART of the PICTURE! lVhen we observe a Howe Military Cadet., the composite picture we seem to see at a glance is actually made up ol' various separate elements. Among the more quickly apparent ol' these elements are: the alertly intelligent air, the confident poise ol' sellf-discipline, the erect military bearing, with well-groomed appear- ance enhanced by the line nhiAS'I'lCRCll'l'n unilorm. That's why we say, The Uniform is part of the picture. lVe are gratified that our exclusive Uh'lAS'l'1iRCU'l'H uniform has been chosen over the years to fit not only the physique hut also the personality of the Howe Military Cadet. NVe're proud ol' our uhIAS'l'l'1RCU'l'U uniforms, and proud ol' the splendid young men who wear them. IHLI G BRO . EVER RD CO. Since 1869 269 E. NIICIIIGAN Aviawmz KA1.Ax1Azoo, lXlICHlGAN , ,, ,, , ' f , xf r CONGRATULATIONS and BEST XVISI-IES to the Class of1964 'k-i' FOLTZ BAKERY LaGm1zge, Indiana -g?N' f N, fx, . ,- .-,. ,, . ' . 4- Q i S11 W-IQ',-.3.9zh -E-.L 15 gf ' p, K 'KY WL.: - - 1-gun I I yufl' amen I Ah T m I I-wus? -in pf pose l-0.8 Q 'v VI: , I xx 403 'N 4eI'fS:'0 ' ' 5 3:1 J, Q? 1 .g ' L 0 I I QQ. f I' H O ' ' We I K f A ,Z 1 . K 'JI na ' . -w' N , 1 Q I N ' 4 I 35 mb-E.. -,I I I i bi' Q M' I w 'POOQ 'ia ws N 22014 W . o If ,O 0 Q' S 53:5 D 1 O 272, . Spacious, leisure, gracioux Dzmng . . . I,3.l1dlll211'Ii ol: shell pink shrimp and IIISCIOIIS-IRSLIIIQ steaks. A beacon to quality cuisiuc M 9 ff in 'Q 's o '-1 In l X ln :W ' Q sg, VIA FK Ge W by 0 0 1 .ea -fine service-good clmeer. 'HIE INDI.-XNAPOLIS RES'I'Al'RAN'l' WITH A N.fX'l'ION.-KI. REPU'l'A'l'lON 6 Y if I' WE RENT TENTS FLAGS FOR ALL EVENTS AND CANVAS PRODUCTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS FLINT TENT 81 AWNING CO. FLINT. MICHIGAN ' r ONVNERS: MR. C. A. Nolan-is - MR. T. D1'1'z1,15R N 'A' V -'r A . :v -- E:- l l len I ,,A. - N 2+-. In A-Lg1.,u!'Qt!.-.fgzx ' f -- ----..--.::.,I -- -- ..l,,..InA -..ii - ee H A 1 ef--A -.---... -H, A IQNNAM--h.iNhQ.s-4 CASTERLINE FUNERAL HOME Phone: F19-0611 - 122 Dunlap Street NORTHVILLE, MICHIGAN r , CONGRATULATIONS '64 GRADUATES Cadet Keith E. Wilson, Co. B O WILSON'S AUTO PARTS, INC. Complete Auto Glass Service RALPH E. XVILSON, Pfesident HII,1.SDAl.E4, MICHIGAN AND HUDSON, MICHIGAN f , COMPLIMENTS of BANDHOLTZ-Paint Manufacturing Company ' - Wall Paper and Unpainfed Furniture fm, 106 S. Pleasant Street, Sturgis, Michigan Telephone 651-5740 Paints - Enanzcflx - V1lHli.SlIlf.Y - 1.IllfqIll7I'.S' ' ' FARMERS STATE BANK LaGrange, Indiana 0 Brznzcrlzm Al STROH - TOPEKA - XVUI,CO'I l'Vll.1,lC Member F. D. I. C. N rm ' f ' f' - SEALED POWER CORPORATION Congrafulafes the 1964 Senior Class Bollz you and Howe Militafy School are assets to our coflzmllvlily ' f' ' v 'lr-ak-'A' HORNER WOOLEN MILLS COMPANY EATON RAPIDS, MICHIGAN FOUNDED 1836 Horner Woolen Blankets Blake VVa1'm Friends ir-ir-ir NORTHERN INDIANA AGENCY, Inc. AND Merlin S. Wilson 84 Company ' f COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE -- ans rom WAYNE BANK BUILDING FORT IVAYNE, INDIANA 46802 COYIIIIZIYIICIIIS of MICHIGAN WHEEL COMPANY CIRAND RIXPIDS, AIICIIIGAN .fyxqfwsf IVoI'l1l'.s l.aI'g1vsl Man1lf11clIlI'ffI'.I of 1 I'0j11fl1eI'5 to 72 ljfllllllflffl' :v :::J 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 4 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I J 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'V 'I 'I .S Comjzlimcnts of AIR-RITE HEATING 8m COOLING, INC. 14108 South Indiana Avenue RIVERIJALE 27, IL1,1No1s 'Ir LAYVRENCE VAN SOMEREN, Pfresirlerzl Comjzlimenls of WARNER INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. HOWE, INDIANA 562-3881 ir-ir LYNN -I. IVARNICR, A36 BEVERLY L. XVARNIZR LOCUST LANE JERSEY FARMS Have furnished quality milk for Howe School for 40 conrmuous years. Through all these years we at Locust Lane have endeavored to constantly improve the methods ol' producing and processing the milk. We cordially invite you to visit our new flaiiy lumz and sct 1 7l'IOfllfTl1 sanitary syslem used in the !17'OdIlCllO7l of milk. A'ONl.Y -Iuksms PRUDUCE NIILK XVITH Au, THE Ralph A. Kelly 8. Sons Ex'1'RAs CIONGRATULATIUNS CLASS of 1964 gwesgfx, THE HOME MARKET MELVIN BRICKER, Projirifflor l-Iowe, Indiana CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of 1964 Burg Advertising Service 602 MARKET STREET S'1'URG1s, MICHIGAN KEISTER Walgreen Drug Store Pvwscrijltion Sjwcialisls HCCURQTELY DISPENSED ' f Try us for your drug and sundry needs and SAVE! ' -f FOUNTAIN and LUNCHEONISTTE ' ' WEST MICHIGAN FURNITURE CO. IIIIUZllfILClllI'lfl'X of BED ROOM FURNITURE I'IOl,LAND,, RIICIIIGAN ' f ' f W. Robert Fitzgerald, Pres. ' f N CON G RATULATIONS lo 1116 CLASS OF 1964 Heinemann Bakery andCoffee House, Inc. 3835 YV. 95TH S'I'REE'I' EVERGREEN PARK, I1,1.INo1s Q The Parks Ijumjzzfarl-Slylzv SIIIICYIC Slzojf' An Afliliate ol' the H. IV. I-IEINEMANN BAKERIES ol' CIIICIAGO ' ' :J I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 4 I I 1I 'I 4 4 'I 'I 'I I I I 1I I I I I I 4 I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I JI 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I I I I I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 4 'I 'I 'I 'I J 504-510 South Nottuwa Street STURGIS. MICHIGAN CONGRATULATIONS fo the CLASS OF 1964 ' f' v P O R T E R Cui' Rafe Drug Sfore Sturgis -:- Michigan BYRNES- MCCAFFREY, INC Insurance Agents O 1lz1 viso1'.v fo the TIZSIIVIIIZCC Pll1'ClllI.YL'l', representing only the fines! izzszlranffe ITOHIIDIIIZIUA' 1534 EAST IEFFERSON AVENUE DETROIT 7, MICHIGAN TELEPHONE WOODW1-XRD 2-0200 N, , THE H. POLL ELECTRIC COMPANY ?3NORITIST.CLAHlSTR. TOLEDO4,0HKD WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS and Equlpmenf 243-3168 Electrical Supplies L,.....gm--L.. ' f , , f ', In Michigan Visit World Famous HAWAIIAN GARDENS HOLLY, MICI-HGAN Enjoy the exceptional acconnnoclations ol' our forty-two unit motel. -Q- Cocktailx in the ifvllifflillll Grotto l.0Il7Igl?. -Q- Dining in the exotic Banyon Court leaturing Polynesian and Anlerican menus. Brozusv in lim Womlzfr World of inzporlzfrl rare and znzuxurzl gifls Sunnner activities include: Pool Swinnning, Lake Fishing and Trail Riding. XVinter Skiing and Ice Skating. Convwziwllly located Imlzuemz I-75 and US-255 on Grange Hall Road. For IilfSlfI Ulli1.0lI,Y Wrilc HAWAIIAN GARDENS at Holly, Michigan or Phone ME 7-7671 ' 4 f ,, , THE COMMERCIAL FORGINGS co. A 5 Pounds fo 50,000 Pounds 3714 EAST 93rd STREET CLEVELAND 5, OHIO VULCAN fs-1926 TWX - CV 154 uk E. S. ILLINGIVORTH, Prasirlrzrzl ,fx . IN WAREHOUSE FOR FORGED CARBON RDUNDS 0 PRESSED, HAMMERED FLAT DIE AND UPSET FORGINGS I SMOOTH FORGED, ROUGH TURNED AND HOLLOW BORED O FLAME HARDENING AND FINISH MACHINING ' f' ' ' f , C07lgl'IllHZIIIIIOIIS Io ilu: CLASS OF 1964 ,-o-g o- Mrs. M. Fay Morton and son Cadet Ernest A. Morton, '66 ' f ' f N, 'P -r Tothe 1964 Graduating Class Of HOWE MILITARY SCHOOL Clowzgrulzllutiom and Best Wislzzfs for your C07l'li1lll,6d success and lmppiness THE SWARTSWOODS f ' .f Cofrzjnlinzefltn' of WARNER HARDWARE Hows, INDIANA f ' ,f Mr. and Mrs. Vernal Parish f f BEST WISHES fo the FACULTY AND CORPS ' ' PILLSBURY CHEMICALS 139 Summit Street - Detroit 9, Michigan STAMPING COMPOUNDS RUST PREVEN'l'A'l'1VES N..-:fax f' ,f WASHINGTON CAFE 200 XV. Chicago Road - Sturgis, Michigan OPEN EVERY DAY AT 0:00 Am. or EVENING SNACK C Ample Pmking in Rem' - f Comjllimenls of if-'Ir LEO'S JEWELRY 207 NVest Chicago Road STURGIS, MICHIGAN :: :::.-:::::::::::::::.-::: 4 :::::::::::: A +--- A - :::::.e:::::::::::Q::.-: :::::: :::'.':::::::::::Q- ' f ARRONV SHIRTS Domes HATS FREEBIAN SHOES ESQUIRIC Socks JANTZEN SPORTSMIICAR SWANR IEwE1,Rx S P O R T S A R A M A 123 YVest Chicago STURGIS, MICHIGAN fi, :::::::.-.- - -::::4-,,:::::::: : :::::::::4- ::: QQ MARA'S SWEET SHOP lgawf Honzzfnmflff Candy HfI1llff'lIIIll1lf Ice Creanl Comjllelzf IFOIIIIHII-'II Service ld.g..,- , STURGIS, MICHIGAN Compliments of the 1963-1964 Waiters ir-if TOM SM Uszj Steward Bob Jordan Steve Steele Scott Olsen Toni Tubbs Pete Mardirosian Bud Kleinschmit Martin Mfalters Bob Berwick John Coughnour Bob Fairchild Lowell NVright Paul Smith Fred Slater John 'Jacobs Bob Jeglum Don Hallas Chip Morton John Seaver Tom Taylor Tony Yglesias Jim Day Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 19 HOWE MILITARY SCHOOL May You Always Retain Your Loyalty to High Ideals Foglesong Funeral Home HAROLD PRINCE, Diotector 6 ' f ,'g N, , C 0'lIg I'1ll ll la! io ns PATTERSON'S SUPPER CLUB Srukcis, NIICHIGAN , xf , ' f DVENTUREIW WILDERNESS EXPEDITIONS and OUTFITTING lVe invite several HOXVE cadets to come with us lor a unique experience when we will be testing equipment and rations in the little-known wilderness areas of ARIZONA, TEXAS, NEXV MEXICO, August 20th to September 10th - FLORIDA EVER- GLADES, December 26th through 30th. Comjzlelzf cfzw'1j1l11g 8!1Illj17lll77Il, food and l'l'lHISf10'lilllllflll from ou1'Base Camjl in Colorado will be jlfroviflefl al lest llldll lmlf ilu: cox! of ADVENTURE! Expeditions as advertised in Outdoor Life. XVe welcome inquiries f f ADVENTURE! 1028 Bellaire Drive, Mound. Minnesota 55364 William Bird Mounsey, Howe 1937 CSOOI1: Major AUS, Retired? RECORDS - INSTRUMENTS St. joe C SHEET MUSIC Dial 651-2040 Or Come In PHONO - HI-FI - STEREO SERVICING ALL MAKES 01mty's Most Complete Musical l'llll.E'S Store Hao, -iq-- ,sw U-S-E ofa Mau 'C Alinac 350 E. Chicago Road Sturgis. Michigan Route 9. Nort THE BRICK HOUSE LAETRANGIE, INDIANA I1 of US-20 Tclep M... Q Elk LUNCHEONS - DINNERS 10:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. - Week Days 11:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. - Sundays Facilities for Parties and Banquets Mi Q TE, UNDER NENV MANAGEMENT hone 463-3665 CORUNNA BEDDING CO. Dfllll ufucl Il 411414 BEDDING PRODUCTS - Iffflzoleszllff and Rzflail Best Products at Lowest Possible Prices Frzfe llfflivcry or SlI1.f1fJl'I1 Ilirrfcl N, CORUNNA - INDIANA US-6 EAST T1a1.1i1'HoN1Q: 2701 -::J I 44 :4 4 44 44 44 44 4 4 44 44 I 4 4 44 4 4 44 44 4 44 4 4 44 4 4 4 4 44 44 44 4 4 44 4 44 44 44 4 I 4 4 44 44 44 4 I 14 44 4 4 I 4 4 44 I 4 4 4 4 44 44 44 44 :4 4 44 44 44 4 4 4 4 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 4 44 44 A4 f -e?N f C0lIgIYllIllIlfiOll.S lo lim C L A S S O F 'I 9 6 4 .fx Q fi, Dr. and Mrs. G. Kenneth Washington and Family v' f f W ada Advertzking, Inc. 20 North Wacker Drive - Chicago 6 131101162 Irlllfllllfflll 6-2100 os lANGlCl.l'IS - - - DA1.1,As CIu1c:Auo NEW Young Only Merchanclise with a National Rejmlalion for Quality SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES if-if Arrow Shirts Dobbs Hats Florsheim Shoes Phoenix Hose xlantzen Swim Suits Rugby Sweaters Swank Jewelry Pioneer Belts Qrl Rehm Qfolhirr . STURGISQ MICHIGAN GOOD LUCK' SENIORS from the A COMPANY BUTT ROOM President Treasurer Pete Larsen 'I'.V. Tod Sprague Animal Official But! Room Keeper Earl Cleveland The Good Samaritan cifillllls C.'l'. liveriss Rosco Frakie Burr Hallas Hallastosis' Hunt Gun Runner Klare Girl Leitlnzln, Shn1uck Ludwig Lewd Mfig' Melnik 1'.N.S. Merchant Merch y MEMBERS Messersclnnidt Kenny Meyers Beer Belly Mueller, Beula Nutt Differential Rossell Blossom Sikorski Maryann Francis Swartwood Cinderella Xfvillllfll. Mon1nly Wlooll Phys lid f s 'N' v C0llI!1lIvlIIl?l1fS of LOVEGROVE'S BEN FRANKLIN STORES FENTON SWARTZ CREEK MICHIGAN Best Wishes fo the Class of I 964 , x, , - ' f N x' ' MGFFETT STUDIO 150 Soulh Miclligan .XVCIIIIC CI H I CIA G O E5 N xf r f 7466509'Zd,04d This Pagz' fflJIlI'fl'.Yy of ACE IQN GR.-XVERS, Im Plainwell, Micihigzm Qi. '1 'VI