I 'i TATLER '67 1OWE MILITARY S I I I 'l'111111'11. 1111111 1111111 I1'l1. fl 111111 11'1111111 11111111 11111 1lI'l1'I' . . b 1111l11111111111 1.1 llll II1I' 11111 .111111.1,1. 121111111111 111 111111 1 '11 . 011.1 1 ll 1111111111 1.1 11111 H11'1'11 1111 1'1l111'11111111 1 1111111 111111 111l1f1I111l1lf 11111 11f1j11111111111.1' ' ' 4111. ll1111'1' 11 n' '. 1111 111111' y111111g 111111111 111 111' 11 11111111111 l1lQ11'1111'1l1 I111' 1111'1'1'11 ll 1 11'1111 1'1111111111 . .. . UZl'f' 111 11.1 1,1 1'1111111111111 111 11111.11 .1111111 11'1111 1111 1111'11'11'1'1 1111 111 l'11111'1' 1l'1.ll 11111Kq 1' 'f 11111' 1.1.1 1.1111111111 111111 ,Nfl11141.N 111 1111 111 11.5. IIE' 1111111' 111111 111111 1111g1'1 11111111 11111 11'l1111 1.1 1 z1'111 111'1f1'1 111' 1111'g11111'11 - 111111 11'1' -11 1 1 1 1 111111 1111111' Il 1111111111111 111 l1'111l1'1,111111 111 1111111 11111111 1111 1111111111g11 111 11111. 'l'111'.1 11 111111.'1' 11111 fl1'UlI1lA.XI'.1 g111111. 11 2111111 ll11z1'1'1111'11 111'1' l111151,x1111i1211111111111161117 MR. THOMAS SOPER Dedication , , . Tim rlmin' of lulmulmlgrf, lilnf lin' f!ll.l',S'l for rif'l1f'.s', in- c'rr'u.w'.x vzwr ll'l.fll Ihr' Ilf'111lf.N'flI.OII of il. Tin' jlIll'flO,S'I' of Il l1'1u'l1r'r is In lcimllz' 1'r1,s'i1l1f of uzwry .wllzflwzl hz' umzrzx' in l'OllfIll'f wfllz lln' .sjmrk llml will .wi him on lluf Ziff'-lmzg .W'lll'l'll jor l:11ozvlz'1lg1'. Al llu' fUlIt'fIl.NlUIl of lm' fljfll ywur ax an lznglnfz 1r1.x!111z'fm' nl Hmm, Mr. 'l'll0HI!1.Y Sojum' lim' jzrcmmz fIl.III.S!'lf 110111 as Il fl'Ill'lH'V and aim Il j1r'r.sm1rllfrirfnzl of ll1o.w' j14'r.wm1,s lIf'l'KHIIQ' 1 llix lzfljl. Him' Illlllillllll' j1cr.wr1r1l1'ly has Cll!lfIH'UIl llzrf l1c1H'l.x nj' all florwvmerz. Su In you. Alr. Tlzozzlfix Solnfr, wr' lllf' CIIIAA' of 1967 IPIIW' flu' lligllafxf frflllllr'11r1.s'.vfI1l1'. To you uw rfwlimlf' our 'l'r1!l1'r Hin ucv. ..D,, allen 'gawwl Sitting Qlcft to rightj: Henderson, loss, Zilllll!Cl'll12ll'lj Standing: Moore j, Grant, Spencer, QNOL pictured, Manwaringy liurrok .......... .Xssoc:1.x'1'n 1':Dl'l'0R. . . . Buslmcss 1XlANAo1cR ........... .XSSOCIATE Brslxlass AIANAGI-IR. . Svfokrs Eurroks ............. .Xssoc:1A'1'ic SPORTS lflJl'1'0R ...... CQMPAM' Rl'Il'RliSliN'l'A'l'IVliS B COMPANY REl'Rl-1SkiN'l'A'l'lX'ES , COMPANYR1ii'Rlas1gN1'A'i'1v1is COMPANY REPRICSEN'1'A'l'lVl5S CUMPANY RIi1'Rl'1SEN'1'A'l'lX'ES Clmrvfmv REPR1csEN'1'A'1'1vlcs. . . . . . Ruinfrl 1i.Zm.s lf1'f'llIll'Il F. Grunt fivorgz' li. ZfHIllI!'lA1lII1ll lirlzcc' AI. Spmlrw' llnnial li. AIIIIIYUIIVIIIIQ' nm! Virgil ll. Hrlzflw lI!H'l17.Al0UI'I' ,Hif'l111r'1' W. Hunjo and R1'y110!1l Al. llullvlzf flozuarrl I.. I.i11flframl II'-win Iiif l1urrI.s lfI'!I!HITy1,. Sjmfls and llrzmrnv H. Rwwl llmmlfz' lf. CIl!'I'l'l' and Tinmlhy lI'.Sn1ilh l'l1ilipAl. TaiyluramlAIru111'.vfl.Day lfolnml l1'.l-lullanrl ,-lnllmnyj. Iirnfzlmz' 180 STAFF H X , X a k J! ' 1 P r i l 1+ 'cmd fthdsfdff Szlperinlemlenl COLONEL IQAYIXIOND R. KELLY, A.lS., M.S Illinois College, Imliana Unlvevislly I-Ieruln1a.s'le1' DALLAs E. SAND11fAR, B.S., M.S., MA. Purdue University Chaplain rlllll-I REV. RCJBER'l' lN1UR1'HY, B.D., D.D. Seal: ll ary Dlvin ily School, Nash olah Ho use Assixlarll Chaplain 'PHE REV. JACK D. BOWLING, l3.A., B.D. Vanderbilt University,Episcopal Theological S Commamlanl ' COLONEL EARL H. DEVANNY, BA. 1.akeForesl College Principal of the Lower School RIARX D. RIERRELI., A.l3. Wabash College Tfeasu ref KENNETH G. HE1RRIlIK Hozucf 1940 Busirzeys Alanager and Assislanl T1 easurer RORER1' E. POXVELL, Assoc. B.S.C. Inlernallonal College Direelor of A flmlssicnls DONALD B. S'1'Uc:REY Howe 1934 llireetm' of Ilevelopment -IOSIQPH A. f3RAY Colonel, U.ASv.lxl1l7'llI6 Corps lRet.j Superinlenflenl of Blllllllllgj and Grounflv AIARIUN KINIBLE ehool de ,4 ' deff 'M -f,., . .. . --, va. W :nm W I Ifilksl low Qlvlr lo righlji XIV, fJXi'l'Il'lIlll. XIV. jxuncs. XIV. Piper, XIV. Xlvrrcll. XIV. SIIIICI. Ill, limslillg Ir. Xlurphy. Luluncl kclly, XIV. SzumliI'uV, l.l. Clol. DL-xzlnny, Xlujm' Sllclml, XIV, SlllK'lxl'X', XIV. Pmvc-il XIV. IIIIQIUX, XIV. Pllglll, XIV. Pullalkl Scmml mw: Xlznim' llllnlmr. Xlzuim' Klmxlux, XIV. R.m1!. XII. Hzmx. XIV. llmlml. XIV. Xzm luilrn. XI: Sclli11In'ctklm', XIV. tlnhnsull. XIV. Supa, XIV. l z1V1'L'l'. Xlr. lluyck, XIV. Lux, XIV. licmL'V, XII. Richalrclw XIV. Slzznshury, Cluluncl 613153 'I'l1iVcl Vmx: Ciulmwl I.illlV. XIV. OAXUEI. XIV. XILIICIIKII. XIV. Ifmxlmk. XIV. Sing,1'V, XI.Sgl. Sp1'x1L'L'V. Xl: Swzllll. XI1. kzlk. Xlri. Slzllcx. XIVQ, kelly. Xlws Hllltlllllllll. XIVS. lh-1'11g,cx. fjlllllllill Slllckm. XIIS. IDUXYIIS, XIV, l,uwc'. Nlllkllilk llfjllllllllilllll. XIV, BI'2IKIll'X, XIV. Irwin, SfSg,I. IXl'2Il'I12IIlI. Sfxlllitll' XIZIIIICXXS. SACRED STUDIES 'IQIIIC f1IIAl'I.AlN VIQIIIC ,Xss1s'l'Ax'1' Clll,wl,.fxlN LIBRARIAN NIISS-IUSICPIIIYIC H,xR1m1xmx, BMX. fllllllflllfl l'1lim'n.sity ENGLISH ll. Lmu. llcmrox, IBA., XI..-X. Q80 Icrlh Cllmir ol' linglisliy Ilflzflwml f1.UHl QII', ffllllllllflllll LVIII-W!'I'.NIfX' XNIIIVIMI I. IIOWIC, IZA. Hub .fUIIl'.S l,'11izfr'V.sity xlmlles XIA1.E1uc:u, I3..X. lll!'H0f.x f:l1I,!'AQ'l' S1-pw O'Nl411., 13.5. lffflr'Vff11flr'g1' 'I'uox1,xs AI. Sol-14114, BMX. firfnllwll f.'wll1'lgw - l'rriw'm1'!Vx' of Xulrr llumw lllcxxlx Sl',XN5I5l'RX', I3..X. 1,IlJlIIl1' l'11im'1.x1'ly MATHEMATICS and SCIENCE SIIIIu.IcI' R. f1I.1iXN,A.11., NIA. 1.N1l1I11IlIf11I111I'O1AIZIIIICIIILIIIISD 111111117111 l IlI'1f1'1'.Kl11vX' HI'1nII 1'owI.IiI:, 13.5. 111111-IUIII lr1.I1. l1111' 121 ,l11'1ll11U1lIKQY 1-'RED 1...IoIIxs1Ix. 13.S.. NIA. fI11g11.I1r1111 f.'11111jg1' - S1l111' I'r11':f1'Is1'1yw1'lm1'11 IAIXJII I'1JIIA1.xI4, 13.S., N1.S. 121111 S-111l1' 1'111'a11'1'.s1'1'y - 111111111111 111Il'I'1'l.N11N' 11.-XYID S11IIIxI:Ic11I4I.IcIc, 13.S., NI.S. 11I'1l111' 1.'111'I11'1'.I'1lx' - 10111115-11111' l,'r11'I11'1'.I1'1y - .111-1111-KQIIII .Xlnfw 1'111'I'1'1.1 110NA1.D SIx1.IcIz, 13.8. 1111l.N'IIl7S1Il1If 11'111'111'1'.I1'Ix' CARI. 13. 1Ix1QI.Iix'. 13.5. 1'r11'r11'I'.I'1'lx' 111 1111'1m1'.I 13IikNAI1IJ CI. Sw.xIc'I'7. 13.5. .111-fllllgllll '111'!1l1IlI11l1 1'1111'1'1'.I1'1VI' - 111I'.I1l'1'1I ,11111l1yll1l 1'111'I11'1.I1'lY IJUNAIII 11. VAN f1'11I1iX. 13.S.. NIA. 1'111'11111' I11Il'IfI'1.Xl-1N' - 1'211'I'1'I'.I1l4II nj .111I1l1-AQHII LANGUAGES RIQNIQIQ 13IfIzI4. I3A.. NIA. II'1'.I11'I'11 If1'.I1frI1r' 11111-T'I'I'.II-1Y 1'1N111IY I3IiRx1.Ics, 13A. .X'll1'11lI1'I'81I'1'II 111I1I'1'1.X1-1X' 1IIoxI.x5 KAIi,,N.11. 11711-T'!'1'.NI'1X'lI1 'l'r1111f211 AI,'NA11'1S NY. SI,,x3I'I4I4, 13..X., NIA. f1U1KQIl1l' 11111-I'1'1'.II-111' - I1VI'.Y1I'I'1I 111'.x1'I'I'1' 1'1111I'1'1.s11y HISTORY C,I.IiNx Lux, 13.5. 1x'1'11l .S11I11' 11111-I'l'1'.N1-1N' Dux IfAI1IzIcR, 13.S., NIA. 131111Sl11l1'l'111I11'1.I1'ly- l'111'a'11'1.x1'l.y1:1 II'ym111111Ig KIOIIN A. PAIIIN, 13.A., NIA. 1,1'111111'I:x1'ly111 11111111 IJAVIITC1. RANII, 13A. .S'1ll1l'f1U11I'KQI'U111111111 GUIDANCE R0131'1IiI' R. .IfxA1I'1S. I3A.. NI.S. .N11l1!'f1U11I'KQl'f111l1I1'lI-111111111111 1'rl1'1f1'1.x1ly DRIVER TRAINING RIUIARII IJIPICR, 13.S., NI.,X. .II11111111'.I11'1 I1Il111'Qf'7111111-X1Il1I' 1'111'I'1'I.x1'ly Hull ,l. f'Xr 1 '1' LOWER SCHOOL The Principal AIARX D. AlICR1il'11.1., A.l3. ll'rl11fl.xl1 ffflllfgl' 'l'ucm,xs XV. 13lcAm.m3, 13.8. I3u!l8lf1lf' lyIlIi1!'l'.SI-IX' 1z1.izA1s1c'1'u X. Dov. M, 13.8. .Yrllfmlzllffnll1'.LQ4'0j fffllllflll-IMI , I Xtlxlaul-ix 11,xAs, 13..X. ,X'm'll1n'r'.sIr'1'71 l'H1'1fr'J xilvy IAJI8 K1e1.1.x', 13.8. IIIIIIIIIIIII llIIII'I'I'SI-lt' LIICNIQ R. 1,1cw1s. 13.8., NIA. 1l1flrigrlI1.S'lr1lr' l'lII1T1!'I'.SIl3'f ll'1'.sl1'J'H.Il1'rfl1'grH1 l'r1l'1ff'm1'lx Iv.-xx LJVICRXIAN, 13.8. llr'.slwr11 llllnrllx l'rr1rf1'r.s'1lv 1,Uc:l1.l1lc 81,A'1'111R, 13.8. llIIl1l!'t'.1'lf3' of tlllll 7If'.V1'lIl MUSIC DEPARTMENT Director ofthe Band - Glee Club 611,120 Hm'c1R, 13.8. .Wulf l'lIlIT'l'1'.S'I'fyA IVIIIIKIWIIOUIJ lfr1flr'Lgr'r1f .Ilnxif Director of Sacred Music - Organ - Piano Slnxlix' XV. 13ox1'1u, 13.NIl's., N1.N1l's. 1.1 f.'l1Vi.sIfa11 l'Hir'r'r'.x1'lx' - l'11irw'rx1'1y ra A1l1'fl1fU,,,,, .- THE MILITARY STAFF Senior Army Instructor NI.-xtycm IIONALDS11Ii13A'1', 13.8. l'. S. ,llilflfzry IIUIIIFHIL' Commandant of Cadets Altxhlfjk Iimu. 11. IJLWANNY, 13.,X. Lnfrr' Ifm'r'.s'l Collvgz' ets NIAQIOR 1,,xwlu-lxczrl li. Cmv1.143s Assistant Commandant of Cad Tactical Officer, Company A ' ' ' ,I'8.XR IIB! ,C1O1.,I4RANIx Nl.I,111l,1a,IX14. Tactical Otticer, Company fIA1 l',-XIX .X1.131'lR'1' 11. IIOASIV. Tactical Officer, Company C N1,1x.1cm lfxmxla 'l'. 111-ilxlcxmxx l1'illmm111111.11113 Cjullrflgf' . 13.8. Tactical Otticer, Company D NIAIUR IUIIN li. Iilfxlmk Tactical Officer, Company E IAPIJXIN DoN,x1.n M. 81111114 IC X L Tactical Officer, Company F Nlrrxpjmm l,,xwR141xcL1a Ia. fr0XVI,Ii5 Assistants to Senior Army Instructor SGI'.fNIAxl. XVAl.1mlixl,xR Ii. lXIA'I'IIl'1IN'S MfScp'1'. hlfxxll-is M. Smcxczl-ik SfScQ1'. Ro1alcR'1' I.. ISIQAKLIIANI, ilk. Military Property Custodian Nlrvxiyuli I.AXVIiIiNKIIf Ia. C.owl.las HEALTH DEPARTMENT School Physician M. Rlilclm 'l'M'l,oR, NLD. lllflllillllll l'lIl'Tll'2'.II!y School Dentist .X. II. Nlilrsox, D.D.S. lnrlirlllu ll1ll'1'r'm1'ly Superintendent of the Infirmary I,I1rl.IAN Iflixlmlik, R.N. Matron of the Lower School Axx .X114x1,,xx, RN. STEWARD Tim Sxwsx OFFICES Accounting RON,-Xl.D If. IQICIIIARDS l11l1'1'l1rllirnI11l Cnflrgr' Secretary to the Superintendent ISICRNI-IICIC XYI1r1,AR1J Secretary to the Director of Admissions X'1o1,1Q'1' C1411-'1f1'1'11 Secretary to the Headmaster lJoRo'rHx' NICIIIAIKDT Secretary to the Commandant I,ORN1iI.I,IC NI. FIIICI-1'l'liRS Secretary to the Principal of the Lower School 15AmsA1a,x Hlclxlfxifxxx Secretary to the Director of Development NIARY NIIIIICR Secretaries in the Administrative Offices I.Il.I.IAN M,x'l l'llIaws I5rXI1lilrI,Ii lsltrms Quartermaster Cioumxlcl.C11-1.xRl.1'is D. Clokwlx Assistant to the Quartermaster C1,xv'1',x1x Imoxtxkn AX. RICIIIARIJS SENICRS 4 X MN A JAM ES DEAN ASH Ill Qllerhj Il Yet11'sgB:1ttzilion Stall Plc 2' Sle 'l' Sgt Nlwiot' l' lS'itt'ilion Sql Nlzijor -tg Nlilitziry llonot' Wreath 33 Cont :buns 2. Il, '45 Nlznksillzxtlsliip Medal 2: Pan Clzirds 2, 15. 43 l i'0sl1-Soph lfootbztll 2: Yztrsity lifting 33 Intrannllrttl llziskctbztll 23 Varsity z -1 . an-Lotus Club 43 Prcsitlent tl: Il' Sat il Xrtns Senior Cllztss ,lg Cisil Defense tier- lilicnte 4. lltlll. His zttlrlress is 1605! Sixth Sl., lizty City Nlichigaiu. THE TATLER JA M ES PERRY A l'STlN fPel'l'yj tm X enrsgCIon1pzn1y li l'l'c. l: Clpl. 33 Sgt. fl: Platoon Sgt. fl: Klontluet Ribbons l, 2. Il. ,lg Rifle Nlzlrksnlzmsliip Metl- , :Civil Defense Ciertiticatte 43 Varsity Tennis lg Yan'- . V lraek 2' Nlfl. l 2' Choir I 2 'K 4' Old .v. 43 hlkllflllllg' Bztntl l. 2, Il. 4: Pep Bzintl l. 2. Il. l: Runner-up Best Ifirst Your Czulrt lp Runner-up School lissny .Xwurtl 2: Iron Guantl .vp .Neolytes l, 2, 3, 4. .Inns tulclress is 2357 Yztlewan Drixe, Tole- tlo, Ohio. He plains to enter the l'niversiti of Alatbzunzi in the fall to inzzjot' in music. lfootbaill ll: Weight Lifting fi. -ll Clnptzlin fl: Record Holder fl, 4: Cloztclfs Awztrcl W'eigl1t l't'ztek 2. fl: Student Coach lfrosh-Soph lfoot- Gnzml 33 Runner-up jim Brown Pennant 2' jitn plans to ztttentl Central Xlichigztn l'niA xersity :incl will tnujor in Business .'xllIlllHlSll'2lA , ROBERT CHARLES BAKER 11511111111 4, X ,V . A -12 XL.11n, 0111111111111 1. 111111111' w1'c11111 2: llpl. 2: S, Sg1' 115 1.1. 1: P1111- 111111 l.1'11111'1' '12 l111111111Cl R11J1J1llli 2, 11. 411 Nlillikilllilllwlilb 511311211 -15 Xllliflllili H11111111 S117 1'i 11' 1: I11l1'11111111'111 111111111111 33 1.'111'sily F1101- 1J21i1 113 V1ll'S1lf' 1VI'L'S111llg' 2, 21. 1: Yzirsily 'len- nis 2, 21: Y111'si11' '1'I'2lC1i 4: SCLIVJZI 2: 111111 f1l11llAl1 I13 81111111 111111 S11ic11l 43 C1111 D011-11 1' C11-1'1i1ic111cs 13 N1111'c11i11g 11211111 2. 3. -13 l1lJ11CC1'1 11111111 2. ii, 113 Pep 15111111 2, 11. 4: Glcc 1211111 21. 11 'I1i11 21, 11 1111115 6.111111 I1g 1301111111 11. 1111113 11111i1i11g 1111111'cSs iw1'. O. Box -18. 1Y111'11:, 111119. 111' wi1I 11ll1'1111 l111' 1'11i11'1'wi11 111 XIi11111i. 11111111 C91111I1:s. 1f1111'i1l11, 111111 study 1111'p111'11li1111 111113 K 1967 ii M ICHA EL lll'.KN E BEADELL QSpid1'1'n1111l llvalllcj I1Y1'111's:K1111111111111 li 1 Pflf, -lg 11111. -1: C111111l11cl Ri111J1111s 2. 11, 43 In11'11- , 1111111111 1511111111111 21, 13 111111'11111111'111 lS11s111'1111111 2. 21. 1: I11l1'11111111'111 81111111111 2. I1, 1: NI1111'11i11g 11111111 2. 11, -1: C1111cc1'1 13111111 2, 1: C1111 llc- Iicmc llerlificzxlc -1. Nlikc 11111111 111 1111431111 il 1111111' s11111111 1111' l11'2l1IS1llCll. His 1111111c 11l1111'CS9 iw 1'.O, Box IH. f1ll1'll11l1ll. 11111i111111. .kl'RliI.l0 RAFAI-IL ISERTRAN fflflifll Hornetj I5 YL-aus: Coinpzun' Plc. 2g S,fSgt. Il: Sic. ft: lloluluct Ribbuns 2. 'zlrsity Swimming li: Soccer Attrcliu plains tu zittcntl llzntclunu Vnixur- sity in Spain this full, and will either stutly business uclministrattion nr cnginucrillg. llc llxcs at .-Xwnttc Znlin-Qtzi. l.:1 Cliztpat. llrb. Pi idus rlcl l-Isle. ilzirziczis, YCllClllClil. THE TATLER muc: noxxuk gm-it-9 Ii Ycnrs: Cmnpzlllj A Plc ,253 Clpl. 1: Ccrtilifattcs ul' l':XCL'llCllfC NED I' -3 Lcrtihcautc ut laxccllcncc, 'lima Test 4g ln- trumuml llumlmll 2, 24. 13 lIll1'11I11uI':ll Basket- bill K l Unti tmnlil Soltbxll 'B' Scnim' l,1lc 5ilXlllf.Q' 1: NPL 2. J, Ig Lolm' bimrtl .lg Cixil llcfunsc Ct-rtificzitt' 1. liric plains to ztttcnil thc University of Utztll in thu I'z1ll and study history. His udclrcss is itil? North Penn St.. lmlizinnpolis, Incliztnzi. BRENT GARY BORGERSON Qliorgiej 2 Years5 Company C Pfc. 35 Cpl. 45 SfSgt. 45 Varsity Football ZS, 45 Scuba 3 Brent's address is 481 West 15th Place. Highland Hills, Lombard, Illinois. He will attend either Elmhurst College or the Uni- veristy of North Dakota. 4 l E -HMI, 4 THOMAS EIHVARD BROOKS QBTZD 2 Years5 Company B Pfc, 25 Cpl. 25 Sgt. 33 SfSgt. 45 Marksmanship Medal 35 Squad Leader 45 Par Card 25 Intra- mural Football l, 2, Il, 45 Varsity Track l, 2. 3, 4g Soccer 45 Reserve lVrestling 2, 3, 45 Piano l. Tom lives :lt 14712 Collingham Street, De- troit, Michigan. After graduation, Tom will attend Hillsdale College in Hillsdale, Illinois. CLAUDE AUGUSTUS BROOMES QDr. Rockj 3 Yearsg Company E Pfc. 23 Cpl, 23 Sgt. 33 SfSgt. 33 Capt. 43 Com- pany Commander fliandj 43 Medal for Best First Year Cadet 23 Conduct Ribbons 2, 3, 43 Sword and Shield 43 Military Honor Wreath 2, 33 Honorable Mention Biology Award 2: Honorable Mention Science Award 33 Honor Cards 23 National Honor Society 33 Par Cards 2 ,353 NFL 23 Varsity Football l, 2, 553 Varsity Wrestling l, 2, 33 Varsity Track l, 2, 33 Captain 33 Haberly Award 23 Sportsman- ship Trophy 23 Honorable Mention All Area Football Team 3: Hussars 43 Glee Club 3, 43 Choir 2, 33 Civil Defense Certificate 43 March- ing Band 2, 3, 43 Concert Band 2, 3, 43 We Three Folksingers 3, 43 Iron Guard 33 Glee Club Commander 43 VHC 4. C'aude resides at 2301 Lithuaniea St., East Chicago. Indiana, and will attend the Uni- versity of Denver in the fall to major in medicine. THE TATLER MARK GORDON BURKE tstoneyy 4 Yearsg Company E Cpl. 23 S!Sgt. 43 Platoon Sgt. 4: Conduct Rib- bons l, 2, 3, 43 Par Cards l, 2, 33 Civil De- fense Certificate 43 Scuba 13 Recreational Golf l, 2: Varsity Baseball 23 Intramural Football S3 Soccer 41 Choir 1, 23 St. james Bell Ring- ers Guild l, 2, 3, 43 National Thespian Soci- ety l, 2, 33 Degree of Merit l3 Degree of Honor 23 Marching Band 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 2, 33 Concert Band 33 Radio Club 33 Iron Guard 33 Old Guard 43 VHC 2. Mark will attend Adrian College, Adrian, Michigan, to study medicine. Mark's address is 3871 West 92nd Street, Indianapolis, Indi ana. GEORGE JEFFREY CARLYLE fCarleuj G Ycars3Battalion Staff Plc. I3 Cpl. 23 SfSgt. fig lit. 43 Battalion Sup- ply Oilicer 43 Marksmanship Medal fl. 4: -lim Brown Pennant lg Honorable Mention Super- ior Cadet Medal 23 Military Honor Wreath 23 Sword and Shield 43 Conduct Ribbons l, 2, 3, 43 Par Cards 1, 23 Honor Cards 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Football 1, 23 Intramural Bas- ketball I, 23 Intramural Softball l, 21 Recre- ational Golf 33 Varsity NVrestling 2: Recrea- tional Swimming 33 Varsity Baseball fl, 43 Soc- cer 43 Variety Show 23 VHC 43 NFL l, 23 Old Guard 2, 3, 43 Iron Guard 33 Civil Defense Certificate 43 Degree of Honor 23 Degree of Merit l. jeff lives at 1800 Scranton Rd., Cleveland, Ohio. He plans to attend either DePauw University or Kent Slate to study pre-law. ll 1967 3 DONALD ROBERT CARVER 1Onnyj 4 Yearsg Company D Pic. 13 Cpl. 23 Sgt. 33 Lt. 43 Most Trustwor- thy Cadet Medal l3 Haberly Award I3 Sharp- sllooter Medal 33 Honor Cards l, 2. 33 Par Cards 43 National Honor Society: ADT l, 2. 33 Varsity Swimming :lj Varsity Golf 33 Yar- sity Basketball 4: VHC El, 43 Old Guard 43 Sword and Shicld 43 Howe Herald 4: Class Vice-President lg Class President 23 Class Vice- President 33 Class Secretary 4. Donald will attend Toledo University and major in medicine. His address is lI0 Pinc- wood SL, Elyria, Ohio. LOUIS REASON CHAISUUDY Qllncle Louj -l Ycarsg Company B Plc. 2: Stall' Sgt. fl: 2nd Place Nlarksinanship Medal 23 Expert Medal Il: Platoon Sgt. -45 Re- servc Rillc Award l, 2: Varsity Tennis 4: Re- serve Tennis 33 Intramural Softball l, 21 In- tramural Basketball 33 lntranlural Football -1: Senior liilc Saving 23 Most Improved Tennis Award fl: Old Guard 43 Iron Guard El: Ciril Defense Certificate 41 Speech l. Lou will attend XVest Yirginia's IVesleyan University this fall- His address is 3003 N. Hill Rd., Portsmouth, Ohio. THE TATLER KENT LEE DAVIS Qliennyj -4 Yearsg Company DH Pfc. lg Cpl. 23 Sgt. 33 SfSgt. Il: SFC 43 Plat- oon Sgt. 43 Conduct Ribbons l, 2, El, -lg Ex pert Rifle Medal: Par Cards 2, fi: I-'reshman Basketball lg Intramural Football 1, 23 Yar- sity lfootball 35 Intramural Basketball 2, ,lg Weiglit Lifting Il. 4: Old Guard lg YHC ll, -lg Iron Guard 33 Hussars 2: Band l, 25 Non- Conis Club 45 Civil Defense Certificate. Kenny plans to 2lllCIKl Western Michigan l'nix'ersity in the fall. JAMES ALAN DAY QSurferj 4 Years3 Company E Pfc. lg Cpl. 23 S!Sgt. E53 Lt. 4: Executive Oili- cer 43 Conduct Ribbons l, 2, 3, 43 Honor Cards l, 2, 3, 43 Par Cards l. 2, fi, 43 ADT l, 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society El, 43 Cum Laude 43 Civil Defense Certificate 43 NEDT Awards l. 23 Carl B. Tingley Trophy 23 De- gree of Merit lg Degree of Honor 33 james H. Haberly 33 Reserve Golf l, 2, 33 Varsity Track 33 Weight Lifting 43 Concert Band l, 2. 3, 4: Marching Band l, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band l, 2, 3, 43 Sword and Shield 43 NFL I, 2, 3, 4g Old Guard 43 Iron Guard E43 Tatler Com- pany Representative 43 jim Brown Pennant li Glee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Choir 33 Herald 43 De- bate l, 2, 3. jim will attend Albion College, Albion, Michigan in the fall. His home address is 733 North Cherry St., Paulding, Ohio. N! f i I i i Ib Q 1967 l BRUCE WELD EDWVARDS QPo0kyj l Yearg Company D Pfc. 43 Cpl. 43 Sgt. 4: Sfsgl. 4: 2nd Lt. 43 Pla- toon Leadcr 43 Conduct Ribbon 43 Civil De- fense Certificate 43 Varsity Football 43 Varsity Baseball 43 Varsity Track 4. Bruce lives at 5078 Overridge Rd. Ann Ar- bor, Michigan. He hopes to attend Ohio Wesleyan University in the fall. ALBERT GEORGE FATH fAlbicj 4 Ycars3 Company D Pic. l3 Cpl. 23 Sfc. 3: Lt. 43 Sharshooter Med- al 33 Civil Dcfcnsc Certificate 43 Conduct Ribbons l, 2, fl, 43 Iron Guard 33 Honor Cards 2, 33 Par Card 33 Varsity Football 43 Varsity Golf 2, 3, 43 l1Veigl1t Lifting 43 In- tramural Football 2, 33 Intramural Basketball 2, 33 Sword and Shield 43 Old Guard 43 Her- ald. Al will attend either Albion College or Western Michigan University in the fall anal major in engineering- His address is 907 Morningside Dr., Xenia, Ohio. THE TATLER JAY TIMOTHY FISHER fjayj Il Years: Company C Pic. 23 Sfc. 33 Lt. 43 Executive Olliccr 43 Run- HCI'-Llp Most Earliest Endeavor Medal 33 Marksinztnship Medal 43 Conduct Ribbons 2, fl, 43 Par Card 23 Distinguished Honor Card 23 Varsity Tennis 2, 3, 43 VI-IC 2. Il, 43 Rc- scrve XVrcstling 23 Frosb-Soph Football 23 In' tramural Football fi, 43 Intramural Basketball 33 Acolytc 2, El. 43 Civil Defense Certificate 33 NFL 2. Herald 4. .lim lixes Ill 371 Mowbray Rd., Akron, Ohio and will attend either Albion College, Albion, Michigan or Baldwin-Wallace College in the fall. THOMAS coLL1Ns GIBSON 430103 4 Years5 Company C Pie. 15 Cpl. 45 Platoon Sgt. 45 Conduct Rib- bons l, 2, 3, 45 Expert Medals 3, 45 Runner- up Best Posture Medal 255 Third Best Drilled Cadetg Intramural Football I, 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 35 lfrosh-Soph Football 21 Var- sity Football 35 Weight Lifting I5 Recrea- tional Colf 1, 25 Art 45 Hussars 2, il, 45 Civil Defense CcrtiHcate5 Old Guard 4 . 'l'om's address is 3303 West Nelson Street, Midland, Michigan. He will attend Northern Michigan University. 4 N , I 1967 JOHN BARLOW GOODALE Qfiood-Lips, 3 Ycars5 Company Military Honor VVreath Fl oon Sgt. 45 Par Card 35 Intramural Football 2, El ketball 2, 3, 45 Intramut Choir 2, E55 Aeolyte 2, 3 Club 45 Band El, 45 NFI john will attend the souri at Columbia under craft Co-op Program. 5 Pfc. 35 Cpl. 45 Plat- Varsity XVrestling 23 , 45 Intramural Bas- il Softball 2, fl, 45 Hussars El, 45 Glec 2. University ot' Mis- the McDonnell Air- RICHARD EDWARD GRANT Qkichj 4 Years Company BH Plc. 13 Cpl. 23 Sgt. Il3 S!Sg't. I53 Sic. E53 Lt. 43 Platoon Leader 43 Par Cards I, 2, El, 43 Honor Cards I, 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society Il, 43 ADT 2, 3, 4: National Achievement Scholar- ship Finalist 33 Frosh-Soph Ifootball 13 Re- Yarsily Track 2, 3. 43 Varsity Cross Country 2, 3, 4: Most Improved Basketball 23 VHC 2, ii, 43 President 43 Old Guard 43 junior Class President 33 Senior Class President 43 NFL 23 Degree of Merit 23 Conduct Ribbons 1, 2, 3, 43 Assistant Editor Taller 4. Richard lives at 1977 Roosevelt Pl., Gary, Indiana. THE TATLER REYNOLD MASON HALLETT fkenniej 5 Years3 Company A Pfc. lg Cpl, 2: SIC. fl: Ll. 43 Platon Leader 43 Marksmanfhip Medal 33 Sharpshooter Medal fl, 43 Sword and Shield 43 Iron Guard 33 Con- duct Ribbons l, 2, 3, 43 Par Cards 1, 23 Var- sity Football 43 Most Improved Football Play- er 43 Reserve Swimming l3 Varsity Swimming 2, fl, 43 School Relay Record 43 Varsity Base- ball fl, 43 Intramural Football 13 Intramural Softball I3 Scuba lg junior Lifesaving 23 Ad- vanced Swimmer 23 Variety Show l, 2: Old Guard fl, 43 VI-IC El, 43 Initialions Committee Il. 43 Herald 43 Tatler Company Representa- tive 43 Civil Defense Certificate 43 Glee Club l. Rennie resides at 4378 Lincoln Rd., Indi- anapolis, Indiana. He will attend either the IT. S. Naval Academy or Indiana University. serve Basketball 13 Varsity Basketball 2, Il, 43 VIRGIL CHARLES HENDERSON tVergej 4 Yearsg Company C Military Wreath 1, 2, El: Plc. I3 Cpl. 2: SfSgt. 33 Lt. 43 Platoon Leader 43 Sword and Shield 43 Sharpshootcr Medals 3, 43 Conduct Rib- bons I, 2. 3, 43 Ranking Cadet 1, 23 Honor Cards I, 2, El, 4: Par Card 1, 2, El, 43 National Honor Society 43 Cum Laude 41 ADT 1, 2, fl, 43 NEDT Awards l, 23 National Merit Achie- vement Finalist 43 Honorable Mention Carl B. Tingley Trophy 23 Reserve Golf 13 Varsity Wrestling I, 2, 33 Varsity Cross Country 2, 43 Intramural Football 1, 33 Intramural Basket- ball 43 Intramural Softball 2, 3, 43 VHC l, 2, fl, 43 Most Aggressive VVrestler 13 NFL 2, fl, 43 Degree of Merit 23 Degree of Honor 23 De- gree of Excellence 23 Degree of Distinction 43 NFL Secretary 33 President 43 Sectional and Regional Speech Meets 23 Debate 2, 43 Her- ald 43 Tatler Sports Editor 43 Jim Brown Pen- nant lg Haberly Medals 1, 23 Old Guard 43 Iron Guard 33 Civil Defense Certificate 43 Chi- cago Tribune Award 13 Quill and Scroll 4. Virgil will attend either john Hopkins Uni- xersity in Baltimore, Maryland: or Hamilton College in New York City to study the class- ics or pre-law. I fr , 1967 MICHAEL WILLIAM HUNJO fMikej 4 Years3 Company A Pfc. lg Cpl. 23 Sfc. fig lst Lt. 43 Executive Of- Hcel' 43 Conduct Ribbons I, 2, El, 43 Marks- manship, Sharpshooter Medals 3, 43 Sword and Shield 43 Iron Guard 43 Chicago Tribune Me- dal 33 Par Cards 1, 2, 3, 43 Honor Cards I, 23 Varsity Football 43 Varsity Basketball 43 Var- sity Baseball 2, 3, 43 Frosh Softballl3 Intra- mural Football 2, 3: Most Valuable fbaseballjg Most Improved Qbaseballjg Most time on base: Runner-up for the Sportsman .AW2ll'ClQ Old Guard 43 NFL l, 2. 3. Mike lives at 2508 Mishawaka Ave., South Bend, lndiana. He will attend Indiana Uni- versity Extension QSouth Bend, lndianaj. jo:-iN MICHAEL KENSILL qo.T.p 3 Years: Company B Hospital Sgt. 23 Squad Leader 33 Platoon Sgt. 43 Pfc. 23 Non-Commissioned Ofhcer's Club 43 Conduct Ribbons 33 Marksmanship Medal 43 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 43 Intramural Football 33 Varsity Football 43 Varsity Track 43 Life Saving 33 Hussars 2. 3, 43 National Forensic Lelague 2, 33 Degree of Merit 23 Civ- il Defense Certificate 4. NIike's address is I46 Los Angeles Ave., Elk- harl, Indiana. Mike will attend Purdue Uni- versity and major in Veterinary Medicine. THE T TLER CHARLES RAY KRAUSE QHeadJ 4 Years3 Company D Pfe. I3 Cpl. 23 Sgt. 33 MfSgt. 43 Battalion S-3 assistant 43 Conduct Ribbons l, 2. Il, 43 Sharp- sliooter Medal 3, 43 Honor Cards l, 2, 43 ADT 2, 353 Par Cards 1, 2, 43 National Honor Society 43 Most Improved English Student 33 Recreational Golf 13 Intramural Basketball l, 23 Intramural Football 2. 3, 43 Most Valuable Intramural Football Player 43 Weight Lifting 3, 43 Record Holder 3, 43 Intramural XVrestl- ing E53 Reserve Tennis 2, 3, 43 Runner-up .lim Brown Pennant I3 Variety Show 13 Honorable Mention Chicago Tribune Award 23 Iron Guard 33 Non-Coins Club 43 Entertainment Committee Chairman 43 Old Guard 43 Civil Defense Certificate 4. Chuck lives at 98l Indianwood Road, Lake Orion, Michigan. He plans to attend college at the University of Michigan or Michigan State where he hopes to niajor in engineering. COLIN ROGERS KREIMER QCozmoj 3 Yearsg Company Pic. 23 SfSgt. 3: Lt. 43 Platoon Leader 43 Con- duct Ribbons 2, 3, 43 Iron Guard fig Sword and Shield 43 Defense Certificate 43 Honor- able Mention Jim Brown Pennantg Marks- manship Medal 43 Honor Card 23 Reserve Swimming 23 Varsity Swimming 3, 43 Varsity Tennis 2, 3. 43 Soccer 43 YHC 2, Ii, 43 Chair- man of Initiations VHCQ Acolyte 3, 43 Nl-'L 23 Order of St. Vincent's. Colin will attend either Washington and Lee University or California Western Univer- sity. He lives at Congress Lake, Hartville, Ohio. 1967 2 ll RANDALL HARRISS LEITMAN tliandyj 4 Yearsg Company A Pfc. 13 Cpl. 23 S!Sgt. 33 Capt. 43 Company Commander 43 Conduct Ribbons l, 2, 3, 43 Expert Medal 3, 43 Runner-up Most Earnest Endeaver Medal 13 Sword and Shield 43 Iron Guard 33 Par Cards l, 2, 33 Honor Cards l, 2, 33 ADT 1, 2, 3, 43 Vice-Pres. ADT 43 Run- ner-up Church Essay Medal 33 Intramural Softball 1, 23 Intramural Football l, 23 Intra- mural Basketball 1, 23 Wleight Lifting 2, 3, 43 Most Valuable Lifter 33 Records Trophy 33 XVcight Lifting Plaque 33 Hussars 2, 3, 43 Hussar Commander 43 NFL l, 23 Civil Dc- fense Certificate 43 Variety Show 1, 23 Old Guard 43 Class Sgt.-at-Arms 3. Randy lives at 13325 Victoria, Huntington Woods, Michigan. He will attend Wayne State University in the fall. HOWARD LAWRENCE LINDER, IR. fH.L.j 4 Years3 Company B ROTC Efhciency Medal 23 Pfc. 23 Cpl. 33 Sgt. 33 S!Sgt. 33 lfSgt. 43 ADT 3, 43 Treasurer 43 National Honor Society 33 Honor Cards 3, 43 Recreational Swimming 2, 3, 43 Capt, 43 ln' trainural Football 13 Intramural Basketball I3 Red Cross junior Lifesaving lj Senior Life- saving 23 Water Safety Aid 33 NFL 1, 2, 33 Degree of Merit 23 Degree of Honor 2: Iron Guard 33 Instructor, Red Cross Beginner and Non-Swimmer Swimming 33 Iynstructor, Red Cross Intermediate and Beginner Swim- ming 4. Howard will attend Michigan State Univer- nity to study engineering. He lives at l200 Chesterfield Road, Birmingham, Michigan. THE T TLER MARK PATRICK LINZIE tM0keyj 4 YCZITSQ Company D Pfe. E53 lfSgt. 43 SfSgt. 43 Sfc. 43 Platoon Sgt 43 Iron Girard El: Conduct Ribbons l, 2, 3, 43 Par Card lg Civil Defense Certificate 43 Intra- mural Football l, 2, E53 Intramural Basketball l, 2, fl, 43 Intramural Softball l, 2, 3, 43 Weight Lifting 43 Volleyball I, 2, ES, 43 Intra- mural Soccer 43 Old Guard 43 Variety Show I, 2: Dance Committee fl. Mark lives at 4702 South Dixie Hwy.. Franklin, Ohio. He will attend either Miami of Ohio or Eastern Kentucky to study business management. DANIEL ROGER MCCOY fAmosj 3Years3 Company D Sgt. 33 SfSgt. 43 Iron Guard 33 Conduct Rib- bons 2, 33 Par Cards 2, 33 Honor Card 23 Varsity Swimming 3, 43 Intramural Football 3, 43 Varsity Tennis 3, 43 Civil Defense Certi- ficate 43 VHC 3. 43 junior Lifesaving l: Scu- ba 1. Dan lives at 26l20 Pleasant Valley Drive, Farmington, Michigan. l 1967 ! DANIEL RAY MANWVARING fllanj 4 Years3 Company Pfc. lg Cpl. 2: Sgt. 33 SfSgt. fl: Ste. 5-lg I,t. 43 Captain 43 Company Commander 43 Marks- manship Medals 3, 43 NFL l, 2, 33 Degree of Merit 23 Honor Cards 1, 23 Par Cards 1. 23 junior Class Treasurer 33 Senior Class Treas- urer 43 Recreational Golf 13 Reserve Cross Country 3, 43 Varsity Basketball 1. 2, fl, 43 Most Valuable 33 High Scorer Ilg Captain 43 Reserve Colt l3 Varsity Golf 2, El, 43 Most Im- proved 23 Most Valuable 33 Basketball lfree Throw Trophy 3, 43 Iron Guard 33 VHC l, 2, Il, 4: Vice-President 43 Herald 3, 43 Taller Sports Editor 43 Hussars 3, 43 Conduct Rib- bons l, 2, 3, 43 Civil Defense Certificate 4. Dan lives in Mentone, Indiana. He plans to study law at Babson Institute in Boston, lkiassachusetts. TIMOTHY CRAIG MEEHAN QTimj 5 Yearsg Company D Pfc. 1, 23 Cpl, 33 Sgt. 33 S!Sgt. 33 MfSgt. 43 Battalion Staff 43 Silver Medal Lower Schoolg Most Improved Cadet 8th Grade3 Most Ear- nest Endeavor Medals 2, 31 Distinguished Honor Cards 23 Honor Cards 23 Freshman Basketball lj Reserve Track 23 Varsity Cross Country 33 Student Coach 3, 43 ADT 2, 33 VHC 3, 43 Old Guard fl, 43 Chairman of So- cial Functions 43 Non-Coms Club 43 Howe Herald Sports Editor 43 National Forensics League 2, fl, 43 Speech Ribbons 2, 43 Second Degree Speech. Tim hopes to attend either the University of Iowa or the University of Cincinnati and study radio and television for a career as a sportscaster. His address is Summit Road, Box 476, Ogden Dunes, Portage P.O., lnd. THE TATLER H. MILANO MELLON QMelJ 4 Years, Company A Pfc. lg Cpl. 23 Sgt. 33 l!Sgt. 43 N.C.O. Club 43 Member of Standing Committee 43 Marks- manship Medal 3, 43 Conduct Ribbons 1, 2, fi, 43 Honor Cards l, 23 Varsity Tennis 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Football l, 2, 43 Varsity Wrestling l, 2, 3, 43 Most Valuable 33 Most Points 253 Most Pins 33 Raymond R. Kelly Champ 33 Team Captain 43 Recreational Swimming, 33 Intramural Wrestling Coach 3, 43 Weight Lifting 43 Old Guard 43 Civil De- fense Certificate 43 Herald Staff 43 N.F.L. 1, 23 Degree of Excellence 23 V.H.C. 2, 3, 4: Chairman of Initiations 43 Band l, 2. Mel plans to enter the University of Wis- consin in the fall and major in pre-medicine. He lives at 500 E. 33rd Street, Chicago, Ill. EDWARD STANTON MERRITT fSnagj Il Years: Company A Pic. 43 Cpl. 45 lfntramural Football 35 Intra- mural Basketball 43 Baseball Manager 33 Rcc- reational Golf lg Height Training 4g Thesp- ians 1. Ed plans to enter Monmouth College in Illinois and will major in elementary educa- tion. He hopes to take N.R.O.T.C. and go into the Navy for four years after college. He lives at 836 N. Esplanade, Mt. Clemens, Mich. 4 f ig 2 . 1967 DOUGLAS LEE MILLER fF.H.F.l-I., 3 Years: Company Pfc. 25 Cpl. 33 Sgt. 4g Conduct Ribbons 2, il. 43 Military Honor lVrealh 2: Par Card 2. 43 Wrestling 2, 33 Lifesaving 2, 43 Weight l.il'l- ing 43 Speech 2, 35 Civil Defense Certificate 43 Hussars 3, 4. Doug plans to attend either Cooratlo State University or the University of Denver. He lives at 6515 Kenview Drive, Cininnati, Ohio. LAWRENCE HILLMAN MILLER QHOdj I3 YC2ll'Sj Company C Color Guard Commander 25, 43 Hospital Sgt. 43 Sic. 43 Conduct Ribbons 2, fl, 43 Honor IVreatb 23 Crutch Patrol 3, 43 Marksmanship Medal 43 Civil Defense Certificate 43 Intra- mural Basketball 2, 33 Swimming 43 Recrea- tional Golf 2, 33 Senior Life Saving 43 Aco- lytes 3, 43 Non-Coins Club 43 Herald 3, 43 Nlfl, I3 Iron Guard 3. Hod will attend Bowling Green State Uni- versity this summer. THE TATLER GLENN THOMAS MOORE fCheela, fi Yearsg Company A Cpl. 253 SfSgt. 43 Squad I.eader 43 Conduct Ribbons 2, il, 43 M.S.T. Top I-'irer Medal 33 Iron Guard 33 Par Card 2, 253 Varsity IVrestI- ing -13 Varsity Rille 2, 33 Intramural Football 3. 43 Intramural Basketball 3, 43 Intramural Softball 2, El, 43 I-lussars il, 43 Herald Stafl' 43 Speech 23 Civil Defense Certificate 43 Smok- ing Room President 4. Glenn plans to attend Purdue University in the fall and study electrical engineering. He lives at 5602 Lowell Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana. RONALD LEE PATE tlfishj il 16 Yearsg Company B Plc. lg Cpl. 23 Sgt. Ii: Honor Card 23 Par Card 21 Civil Defense Certificate 43 Intramu- ral Football 4: lnlranumll Basketball 45 Frosh- Soph Football 2: Hockey 1, 2. Ron plans to attend Central Michigan Uni- versity in the fall. He lives at 12751 Asbury Park, Detroit, Michigan. 1967 f f J , Mil l E JOHN ROBERT PORTER fsllfflllg Portj Il Yearsg lioinpany C Pfc. 2: SfSgt. 43 Par Card 23 Intramural Foot- ball 25: tramural Basketball 23 Varsity Swim- min 1' ,lanager 43 Senior Lifesaving 2. El, 43 Nl-' . 2, 33 NEDT Award 2: NFL Student Con- g ss 45 NFI. Degree ol' Merit 2: Degree ol' onor 3: Best Oratorical Award Il: Civil De- ensc Certificate 4. john plans to attend the University of South Dakota and major in Social Science. His home address is 4207 S. Anthony. Fort Yayne, Indiana. RALPH ANTHONY POSNIK 411013 4 Years3 Battalion Staff Pfc. 13 Cpl. 23 Sgt. 33 SfSgt. 33 Sfc. 33 2!Lt. 43 Captain 43 Battalion Adjutant 43 Marks- manship Medals 2, 33 Conduct Ribbons 1, 2, 3, 43 Runner-up Department of the Army Superior Cadet Ribbon 33 Par Cards l, 2, 3: Rifle Team 23 Intramural Football 43 Wveight Lifting 4: Sword and Shield 43 Secretary 43 Civil Defense 43 Runner-up jim Brown Pen- nant I3 Marching Band l, 2, 33 Glee Club Accompanist 1, 2, 33 N.F.L. Degree of Merit and Degree of Honor 23 Iron Guard 33 Thes- pian Society 2: Old Guard 43 Jaguars QR0ck and Roll Groupj 2. 3. Ralph plans to attend Central Michigan University in the fall. His home address is 37974 West Seven Mile Road, Livonia, Mich- Igllfl. THE PATLER MARC WILLIAM REDMAN Qkeddyj 2 YCZIIASQ Company C Sgt. 33 Sfc. 43 Squad Leader 43 Conduct Rib- bons 3, 43 Band Squad Leader 33 jim Brown Pennant 33 Speech 33 Most Improver Writer 33 Par Card 33 Varsity Football 43 Intramural Softball 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 33 Rec- reational Swimming 33 Intramural Volleyball 3, 43 Concert Band 33 Pep Band 33 Marching Band 33 Civil Defense Certificate 43 Art 4. He plans to attend Alma College in the fall. His home address is 227 Philadelphia Street, Alma, Michigan. JAMES H. REED IV fMaynardj ti Yearsg Company C Plc. 23 Sgt. 33 MfSgt. 43 lfSgt. 43 ltlarksmau- :hip Medals 3, 43 Non-Coins Club 43 Iron Guard 33 Conduct Ribbons l, 2, 43 Par Card lg Intramural Basketball l3 Intramural Soft- ball lg Senior Lifesaving 23 Water Safety Aide E53 Varsity Swimming 33 Student Coach 43 NFL 1, 2, 3, 43 Old Guard 2, 3, 43 Treasurer 43 Aeolyte 1, 2, 3, 43 Civil Defense Certili- Cate 4. jeff hopes to attend Boston University in the fall. His home address is 708 St. james Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. MVK l 1967 y STANLEY DUANE RICH tkiehj 2 Ycarsg Company A SfSgt. 43 Conduct Ribbons 3. 43 Squad Lead- er 43 Honor Cards 3, 43 Par Cards 3, 43 All'l' 3, 43 National I-Iouor Society Il, 43 Ranking Cadet 3 Varsity Football il, 4 Varsity Basket- ball 33 Weight Lifting 43 VHC 3, 43 Haberly Award Eli Clee Club 3. Stan plans to attend either Taylor Univer- sity or Purdue University. Home address is Rural Route 4, Decatur, Indiana. will ' will WYNN RICHARDS qTwigy 4 Yearsg Company B Pfc. lj Cpl. 23 Sgt. fl3 SfSgt. I53 Sfc. 33 2nd l.t. 43 lst Lt. 43 Conduct Ribbon 13 Honor Card lj First Place MST l Rifle Competition Win- ner 13 Expert Rifle Medal 33 Marksmanship Medal 43 Conduct Ribon 13 Herald 2. 33 Honor Card l3 Runer-up Association of the Army Medal 33 Best First Year Cadet Medal I3 Tatler Board 43 jim Brown Pennant I3 Military Honor Wreath 33 Iron Guard 33 Vara sity Cross Country 2, El, 43 Capt. 43 Varsity XVrestling 43 Most Improved VVrestler 43 Weight Lifting 2, fl3 Varsity Track El, 43 Most Improved Runner 33 Most Potential 33 Scuba 23 Sword and Shield 43 Civil Defense Certih- cate 4. Wyn will attend Babson Institute, Babson Park, Massachusetts in the fall. His home address is 3 Summit Drive, Dune Acres, Ches- terton, Indiana. THE T TLER KENNETH SCOTT RICHARDSON fkenj Il YCZITSQ Battalion Stall' SfSg't. 33 Lt. 43 Battalion Intelligence Ollicer, SX2 43 Conduct Ribbons 2. 3, 4: Honor Cards 2, il. 43 Par Card 33 Varsity Rifle Team 2, 293 Varsity XVrestling 4: Intramural Football, 2, 43 Scuba 45 Speech 33 Civil Defense Certifi- cate 43 Herald Stall' Il3 Sword and Shield 4. Ken's address is H1075 Nadine, Huntington lVoods, Michigan, He plans to enter either lN'ayne State University or Michigan State University next fall. ROBERT ROBBINS qR0bbyp 2 YCQIFSQ Company E Honor WVreath 33 Cpl. 33 Supply Sgt. 43 Band 3, 43 Percussion Section Leader 43 Conduct Ribbon 33 Civil Defense CertiHcate3 Intra- mural Football 3, 43 Intramural Basketball fl. 43 Senior Lifesaving 33 Water Safety Instruc- tion 43 Intramural Wrestling Tournament 33 Hussars fl. Robby plans to attend Lawrence Institute of Technology in Southfield, Michigan. His home address is 22532 Hessel, Detroit, Mich. N 1967 y 'iw TIMOTHY WILLIAM SMITH fSteinj 3 Years3 Company D SfSgt. 33 Lt. 43 Iron Guard 33 Sword and Shield 43 Conduct Ribbons 2. 3, 43 Civil De- fense Ccrtificate 43 Par Card 2, 19,3 Runner- up Algebra Medal 33 Honor Card 33 National Honor Society 33 Runner-up Chemistry Med- al 33 NFL 2, 33 Cross Country 21 WVrestling 23 Weight Lifting 3, 43 Intramural Football 253 Intramural Softball 43 Taller 43 Buttroom President 3. Tim plans to attend Cornell University or Boston University. Home address is 2883 Ov- erridge Drive, Ann Arbor, Michigan. RONALD NELSON SNAUFER fSnowllowerj fl Years: Company B Plc. Ilg Cpl. Zlg Sgt. 33 lfSgt. 43 Conduct Rib- bons 2. ll, 'lj Reserve Baseball 2. Il: Recrea- tional Tennis 33 Varsity Track 43 Intramural Basketball 2. fl, 13 Intramural Football 2, 43 Marching Band 2, il, 43 Concert Band 2, El, 43 Pep Band 2, Il. 43 Iron Guard 33 Civil Defense Certificate 43 Non-Coins Club Al. Ron plans to attentl Carthage College anzl major in Business Administration. His home atldress is 1239 Sunset Drive, I-'ort lVayne, Indiana. THE TATLER DALE ALLEN SNYDER tlvhalej -t Yearsg Company C Pfc. 2: Cpl. 33 MfSgt. -t3 Platoon Sgt. 43 Con- tluet Ribbons l, 2, Il, 43 Marksnlanship Metl- al 43 Art I3 Intramural Football 23 Intramur- al Baseball 2. fl, 43 Band l. 2. Ilg Owner and Operator ol Campus Radio Station lVHMS 3 Speech 2. -I3 Oltl Guard -tg NFL: Non-Coins Club -tg Civil Defense Certificate 4. Dale will attend the University of Toledo and major in electrical engineering. His lionie address is 3631 Roanoke Road, Toledo, Ohio. BRUCE MALLORY.SPENCER tManuelj 7 Years: Company B Plc. 15 Slc. 35 Lt. 45 Executive Ollicer -15 Con- duct Ribbons l, 3, 45 Iron Guard 35 Marks- manship Medal 35 Runner-up Ranking Cadet l. 25 Honor Cards l, 2, 35 ADT 1, 25 Par Cards l. 25 NEDT Award 25 Time Current Events Test Certificate 45 Intratnural Football l. 2, fl, 45 Intramural Softball l, 2, 3, 45 Yar- rity Basketball Manager 45 NFl.5 Degree ol' Merit l5 Degree of Honor I5 Degree of Excel, lence 25 Degree of Distinction 35 President NFL 35 Old Guard 1, 2, fl, 4, Secretary 45 Howe Herald fig Associate Editor 35 Assistant Business Manager Tatler 45 Sword and Shield 45 Debate l. 2, 3. 45 Siebold Debate Trophy 2. 35 lfourth Place Sectional Debate 25 First Place Sectional Debate 3. Bruce will attend the lfniversity ol' Michi- gan after graduation. Bruee's address is H5822 St. Paul, Grosse Pointe, Michigan. 1967 J 3 Q BRADLEY DUANE SPOTTS tBradj fl Years5 Company C Cpl. 25 Sfc. 35 Cadet Captain 4: Company Commander 45 Best First Year Cadet 25 Run- ner-up Chicago Tribune ROTC Award 2: Honor Wreath 2, 35 Best Posture 35 Conduct Ribbons 2, 3, 45 Markstnanship Medal 45 Iron Guard 45 Par Cards 2, 3, 45 Honor Cards 2, S3 Varsity Golf 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Varsity Football 45 Most Valuable-Colf 25 Most Improved-Golf 35 Most Reboundsflias- ketball 45 Intramural Football 25 llntramural Basketball 25 B Team Hussar Commander 45 Head Acolyte 45 Secretary V.H.C. 45 Clas-1 Secretary 35 Class Vice-President 45 Treasurer N.l-IL. 25 Christian Courtesy Medal 35 N.l-.L, Degree of Merit. Brad lives at 750 Linden, Charlotte. Michi- gan. His future plan is to attend Albion Col- lege and become a priest. W ta ! RAYMOND ALLAN STUCKEY II tStueklyj ti Years3 Battalion Stall Plc. I3 Sgt. il: 2X I.t. 4: Assistant Tactical Oflicer Lower School 43 Conduct Ribbons l, Ii, 43 Marksmanship Medal fi, 43 Par Card lp Yarsity Football 43 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 43 Most Improved Player 33 Freshman Basketball I3 Frosh-Soph Football I, 23 Intramural Foot- ball 33 Intramural Basketball 2, fi: Softball I3 Sword and Shield 43 VHC El, 43 Forensic Com- petition I, 23 Old Guard 2, 3, 43 Civil De- fense Certificate 43 Cavalier Drill Team As- sistant 43 Debate I. Ray plans to study law at Franklin College. His home address is Howe Military School, Howe, Indiana. THE T TLER BRUCE ALAN SUCH:-:R qciesp Il Years: Company A Pfc. 23 Cpl. E53 SfSgt. 43 Squad Leader 43 Con- duct Ribbons 2, Il. 43 Honor Cards 2, 3, 43 Par Cards 2. 25, 43 National Honor Society Il, 43 Intramural Football 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 43 Varsity Golf 2, 3, 43 Herald 2, 3, 43 Associate Editor 43 Hussars 2, 3, 43 Iron Guard 33 Band 23 Speech 2, 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Civil Defense Certificate 4. After graduation Bruce plans to attend Michigan State University. He lives at 25300 Parkwood, Huntington XVoods, Michigan. STEVEN SCOTT TALMADGE tStevej Il Years3 Company Pfc. l3 Cyl. 23 Sgt. 3: Conduct Ribbons 2, Il, 43 Platoon Sgt. 43 Squad Leader 43 Par Cards 2, Il, 43 N.E.D.'l'. Award 23 Civil Defense Cer- tificate 43 Frosh-Soph Football 23 Varsity Foot- ball 33 Varsity lvrestling 2, Il, 43 Scuba 23 Life Saving 23 Intramural Baseball Il, 43 lVeighL Lifting' 43 Marching Band 2, El, 43 N.l .l,. 43 Degree of Merit 43 Debate 43 Clon- Cert Band 2, 33 Pep Band 2. Il, 43 Iron Guard Il. Steve plans to attend Kent State University to major in Public Relations. His home ad- dress is 22l Riverside Drive, Rosslord. Ohio. M f l ll 1967 PHILLIP MARTIN TAYLOR Qlled Chameleonj fl YC1lI'SQ Company E Cpl. 23 SfSgt. fi: Lt. 43 Platoon Leader -l3 Drum Major 43 Assistant 2, 33 Most Earnest Endeavor Award 2j Conduct Ribbons 2, 3, 43 llron Guard 33 Best Squad Team Leader Tac- tics 23 Runner-up jim Brown Pennant 23 Runner-up Best First Year Cadet Award 21 N.E.D.'l'. Award 23 Sword and Shield 43 Civil Defense Certificate 43 Herald 43 Taller Stall 43 Par Card 4 N.l .l.. 2, Il Degree ol' Meritg Reserve Track 2, 33 Reserve Cross Country Il. 43 Varsity Track 43 Weight Lifting 43 Intra- mural Football 2S Glee Club 2, 3. 43 Pep Band 23 Marching Band 2, El, 43 Concert Band 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 23 lVe Three Folksingexs Il, 43 Variety Show 23 Choir 2,33 Librarian 2, 3. Phil plans to study pre-Med. or Business at Asbury or Miami University. His home is at 339 Parkside Drive, Bay Village, Ohio. WILLIAM MICHAEL TERRY tC0keQ 4 Yearsg Battalion Staff Plc. 23 Cpl. 23 Sgt. 33 MfSgt. 43 Battalion Stuff 43 Mzlrksnlzlnship Medal 33 Wrestling l, 23 Recreational Golf l, 2. 33 Intramural Soft- hzill 33 Soccer 43 Height Lifting 43 Non Coins Club 43 Old Guard 43 Iron Guard 33 Conduct Ribbons l, 2, Il, 43 Civil Defense Certificate 4. Mike plains to lilke Bminess Atlministration at either lVestern Kentucky University or 'lirzinsylvaniu College. His home is 827 Brook- hill Drive, Lexington, Kentucky. THE T TLER ROBERT FINN THORNTON QBobj I3 Yezlrsg Company B Pfc. 23 SfSgt. 33 Pvt. 43 Squzul Leader 43 Con- duct Ribbons 2, 33 Varsity Truck 2, 3, 43 Var- sity Cross Country 43 V.H.C. 43 Weight Lift- ing 43 Civil Defense Ccrtihcaite 4. Bob's home :itldress is 4665 Nlest 227th Street, Fzlirricw Park, Ohio. ALEX JOHN THUROCY, JR. fTurtlej 3 YC?1l'SQ Company A Cpl. 23 S!Sgt. 33 MfSgt. 43 Platoon Sergeant 4: Conduct Ribbons 2, 3, 43 Military Honor Wreath 3: Marksmanship Medal 43 jim Brown Pennant 23 Non Coms Club 43 Par Card IS, 43 Honor Card 33 Intramural Football 2: Intra- mural Basketball 23 Varsity RiHe Team 3, 43 Co-Capt. Rifie Team 43 Choir 2, fl, 45 Assist, ant Choir Commander 43 Civil Defense Cer- tificate 43 NFL 23 Degree of Merit 23 Variety Show 23 Iron Guard 3. Alex plans to attend either West Point or Bowling Green University next fall. His home address is 2525 Jefferson Street, Port Clinton, Ohio. 1 3 I 1967 3 RICHARD EDWARD TONCRAY fT2iCUHlSll2lJ Zlfz Years: Company B Sgt. 33 Sic, 43 Platoon Sergeant 43 Non Corus Club 4: Conduct Ribbons 33 Varsity Goll' fl. 43 Intramural Football 43 Intramural Basket- ball 2, 3, 43 Recreational Golf 2, Richard plans to attend Ferris State Col- lege. Hc lives at 903 Chester Street, Eaton Rapids, Michigan. XVILLIAM ALEXANDER VINE Qfirapej 5 YLIRIFSQ Battalion Staff Plc. 13 Cpl. 23 Sic. 33 Major 43 Battalion Cont- mander 43 Military Honor Wreaths l, 2, Il3 IXlarkstnansliip Medals 25, 43 Conduct Ribbons l, 2. fl. 43 Department of the Army Superior Cadet Ribbon 33 Most Earnest Endeavor Medal li: National Honor Society 43 ADT 4: Par Cards l, 2, 33 Honor Cards 2, 43 N'restl- ing 23 Varsity Football 43 Twice Runner-up jim Brown Pennant 13 Runner-up Best Actor Medal 33 Marching Band 1, 23 Concert Band l, 23 Herald Stall' 43 Old Guard Il, 43 Old Guard il. 43 Old Guard Vice Commander 4: lron Guard 33 National 'fhespian Society Il. 41 President 43 NFL 2, fl, 43 Degree ol' Merit 23 Degree of Honor 153 Degree of Excellence fl: NFL .tide Committee 33 NFL Treasurer 43 Sword and Shield Chairman 43 Civil Defense Certificate 4. Bill will enter Albion College in the Fall. llis home address is H3103 Kentfield, Detroit. Michigan. THE FATLER -IOHN RICHARD WEBER fRickj 2 YCLIFSQ Company A tlpl. 33 NlfSgt. 43 Plt. Sgt. 43 Runner-up Olll- stantling First Year Cadet 33 Runner-up jim Brown Pennant Ilg Conduct Ribbons El, 43 Par Card il: Intramural Football 33 Intramural lla ketball 33 Intramural Softball fl, 43 Recre- ational Tennis 4 Acolytes ll, 43 Hussars 35, 43 Associate Head Acolyle 43 Non-Coms Club 43 Cixil Defense Certificate 4. He will enter Central Michigan University or the llnixersity of Michigan to study engin- eering. Rick's home address is l504 Helen Street, Hay City, Michigan. MICHAEL CRAIG WEICHMANN QMikej 2 Yearsg Company B SfSgt. El: M!Sgt. 43 Platoon Sgt. 45 Par Card 35 Honor Cards 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 ADT 3, 45 Weight Lifting 45 Height Lifting Trophy 45 Best First Year Cadet Meds al 35 Military Honor XVreath 35 Conduct Rib- bons fl, 45 ADT Ribbon 3, 45 Non-Coins Club 45 Jim Brown Pennant 3. Mike plans to attend Ohio State University where he will study Pharmacy. He may be reached at Box 667, Lucasville, Ohio. g W ROBERT WVILLIAM XVELLES tliohj 2 Yearsg Company C Sgt. 3: MfSgt. 45 Platoon Sgt. 45 Conduct Rib' lions fl, 45 2nd Place Shooting MST-l 3: Mil' itary Honor lVreath 35 Par Cards Il, 45 Cross Country Il, 45 Varsity Swiming Ii, 43 Intramur- al Softball 35 Cycling 45 Jim Brown Pennant 35 Civil Defense Certificate 45 Best First Year Cadet Medal 35 Herald Stall' Il: Non-Coins Cluh 4. Bob plans to attend Michigan Technologi- cal University in the fall to study engineer- ing. His home address is G81 Golf Crest Drive. Dearborn, Michigan. i t EDWARD THOMAS WEST tGauchoJ 4 Years5 Company Plc. t5 Cpl, 25 SfSgt. 35 Lt. 45 Platoon Leazler 45 jim Brown Pennant I5 Sword and Shield 45 Sharpshooter Medal II, 45 Conduct Ribbons l 2, Il, 45 Outstanding I-'irst Year Gadet 15 Hon- orable Mention Most Earnest Endeavor 2: Military Honor Wreath 35 Iron Girard 35 Par Cards 1, 2, fl, 45 Honor Cards l, 2, El, 45 Out- standing Math Student 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Varsity Football ll. 45 I-'roshfSoph 25 Intramural Basketball l, 2, 35 Life Saving 2: Weight Lifting 45 Water Safety Aide E55 Intramural Football I5 Intramural Softball I5 Nlfl, I, 23 Old Guard 4: Glee Glub 25 Civil Defense Certificate 4. lid will attend Michigan Teclinological lfniversity and study electronica! engineering. His home address is 250i Medford Road, Trenton, Michigan. THE TATLER GEORGE ELLIOTT ZIMMERMAN tGorgeous Georgej 3 Years5 Battalion Stall' Plc. I5 Cpl. 25 SIC. Ilg lst Capt. 45 Battalion Operations OlIicer5 Par Cards I, 2, 35 Honor Cards 1, 2, Il, 45 NEDT Awards I, 25 Nation- al Honor Society fl, 41 AD'l' I, 2. 3, 45 Presi- dent of ADT 45 Treasurer ol' ADT 35 Super- fntendent's Gold Medal lor Ranking Cadet Ilrd I-'orin I5 Military Honor XYreaths I, 2. 35 Sliarpshzxoter Medals 3, 45 Conduct Ribbons I, 2, 3, 45 Department of the Army Superior Cadet. Medal I, 25 As-:ociation ol' the United States Army R.0.'I'.C, Medal fl: NFL l, 2, TS. 45 Degree of Distinction 45 Vice President ol' Nlfl, 35 Debate I, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Swimming 2, fl, 45 'I'atIer Business Manager 45 Old Girard 3, 45 Old Girard Commander 45 Sword and Shield 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Civil De- len'e Certilicate 45 Iron Girard 35 Lifesaving 2, il, 45 Assistant Instructor ll, fl: 'l'reasurer ol' Sophomore Class 2. George plans to attend the Unixersitr ot Michigan niajoring' in Law. Ilis address is M45 Arlington Blvd., Ann Arbor, Michigan. ROBERT EINVARD ZOSS Higgs, ZMZ Yearsg Battalion Stall SfSg'l. Il: Captain 4: Assistant to Lower School 4: ll Company Commander 45 Most Earnest Endeavor Medal fig Conduct Ribbons 2, Il, 4: Marksinanship Medal 43 Honor Cards 2, Zi. 4: National Honor Society 43 ADT 43 Par Cards 2, Ii, 4: Varsity Football El, 4: Captain 45 Most Valuable Player 4: Varsity Swimming' Il, 4: Most Improved Swinnner 33 Yaruilv Baseball IS, 4: Trophy for Highest Average El: Hussars 2. Il, 45 Cavalier Adviser 43 Quill and Scroll fl, 45 Sword and Shield 4: Herald Editorfin-Chief 43 Herald Stall' il, 4: Taller Editorfin-Chiel' 43 YHCI 43 Iron Guard fl: Nlfl. El, 43 Degree ol' Merit Il: Civil Defense Ccrtilicalc 4. Bob plane to study law or enter one ol' the lf. S. Military Academics. Bob's home address is lfllfl East Washington Avenue. South Bend. Indiana, 4 , ig E 1967 W SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS l'r1f.riderzl ..... l'ir'e-Presicieizl. . . Slfrrretrlry. . . . Trr'11.s'11nfr ,, SzfrgealzI-ri!-Amity . . Ricl1ardlj.Gra11t Bradley D. Sports Donald R, Carver Daniel R. Manwaring lanies D..Xsl1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a77Zem ' MAJOR .IAMES MERRITT Major james S. Merritt came to Howe in September 1909, as a cadet in the Lower School, progressed through the Middle School and the Upper School, graduating in 1917. In 1918 he became a tactical oilicier in the Lower School and shortly there- after was named to a similar position in the Middle School, con- tinuing in this capacity until 1931, when he was appointed Conl- inandant of Cadets, a position he held lor twenty-seven years. From 1961 until his retirement in 1966 he held the position of Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds. Major Merritt worked closely with Colonel Bouton and the Herrick family in the physical renaissance ol' the Howe campus. Hundreds ol' Howe nlen benehted from his help and guidance. His whole adult life was one of service to the school. Requicscat in pace. A... . Y., H., Y ,, CLASSES 4 f 7 A f YA cmdaw km-cling fllcll to Iilghlli Slirincr ll. Ou-uliiircr, Bliltllffy. Kmvzxllag l'lI'5l mir: Pops. Lynch. I-lhrlich, Sirzm. Ilziilziml. XICIIQCY, Young Jil. Rickw. Ihiuile. -linux-s KL. ,Kuslici mzmg Si-cmul row: Surclcr R. Yliull. Nlillcr K.. Smith QP. Yuiingchurg. Kohler, lfimllcy. 0'Xzm. kiihn. Lon. Lyon 'Ihird row: Prichard, Iulllc. Illing'wurlIi, julimmi DC, Oplcr. Duncan. Nluy, Snlizivllcr, 'l'. Nlillcr D.-X Iiziulcll. lzicubs T, Rnssg flllllilll rmr: I-Izlrtiuzm, Geiger, Wailkui' Ill, Iiilvxiiclmll, Mcliuirc, Turkcllc, Burns 'I', IIIIYIISIIIQCI, Hcim Boll 'l', .Xscll D. Himilioll, llliirlg L11 lfillh row: Nlorgzm. Welles 'l'. Gray il, Donnelly, Willis, Wulllcs, IQRIIJSUII, hpcns, llzinicl ll. Spangler Ilnll Il, Wzigmicr, I.11mlu'rl, lkznrkcrg Sixth row: liuchcr, Clnmlun, While- FS, Mimlcl, Ilumillun. Sherrill. Alulmsun XIII, Ilungulc. Clark kj Orcllzml, GaillJrziilh, Ilinlci, Olive, Burl. lYiil1 Lhc comliixicm ol' ilu' riiw K'CI'L'lIIOlIY. the im-llllzuix ol ilu- uiiior ilzm will 5 , . hc lziu-cl with thc UII2lIL'hI clizillciwi' ul lllcir hwll Iclmol Lill'L'CIih-llllll ul Laukiiw thu N N VI 5 plzlcus ol Llli' gfilllllllllllg SQIIIUIS, lhc IIICIIIlJ1'l'v ul' lhi5 yciirk IIIIIIIOI' ilziss have proufii lliciiiwlxcw wuriliy ul Scuim aim stilus hx' sllozriii-1 ffrczii pimiiisc in their zicziclcuiici ziml ziihlclin aicliic-rcniciiim. , . , I . U H Svrxiug as clziss olliccrs this yczir wvrc IDCIIIII5 Oxersliim-r. lnvsiilciiiz fQlL'll lZnI'2lil1CI' rin- lJl'L'SIllCIIlI Dun SIITIIICII SlCI'l'llll'?1 :incl P010 Iiowzilk, Ll'L'llSlll'L'I'. XViIl1 thc help ol l'.2llllCI' BIIXVIIIIQ. ilu' ilzims blJUIISll1L'fl thc' KlflllllIlL'llKL'llll'llI Illlllik thi- ring ccrcirioiir :mil thc Iron Guzlrcl. M0264 kneeling rlelir to rightj: 'lltorntun j. lfrench, Rosaelott, Jones l-1115 ltrsl. row: lianalus, Harper JC, Chalice, Charnock. Zaseck, Merchant, Acciacca, lgu, Traniel, Downey Stesny, lfielclw, Burns MP, Leilrancl RK, Harper JR: Second row: Ruwsell, Anclerson, lfeatlierstoti, Powell, Snattfcr XY, Stzuralaas, Lewis TBI, Sharp, Rice, Randall. Newell. 'Iiannhcitnerg Ihirtl row: Kenwill KT. XYickson. Waskin. Chiktnakis. Totnlitiwii. Hawkins, Srnnerxille, Daniel TA, Hobby. Gunmltnan, Thee, llixun, Schallcr ISA, Remington, Scltalfer CP, Siegel W, Elder. Clridct' liikenbcrry, Green III, '1'nntant. Gcisy, Garrett, Griewe, Bollinger, lnnrlh row: Browtt 'l. jacohs llll, Willuttglilmy. Cux, lfottgernttvre, Schroen. Santluck. I,nngacre. Rower JR, lripp, Lung AIC, llarrison, Sig'er, Sehnenherr, Selby. lhe Supltntnctre rlam was heaclecl this tear hx' .Xrt l'reneh as Presiclsnt: lint Ross- mtt ah Yiee-presiclent: Daw .Innes as Secretary: Dare Prest as 'liliC2lSlll'l'l' and john llmrntun as Serg.'ant-at-Xrntf.. lheae elected ollicers served their clam well. 'l'he Snpltrnnmes llllllL'l'lOUli the traditional remponnilmility ol arrattging the Mothers Un llanfe whose theme this vear was Sailing 'lhrouglt Spring. Nlr. Dnnalcl Singer, ulty aclrisnr. supervisecl the decorating. l'he Clam nl' 'till excellezl acacletnieally and arltievecl a line record in athletic cnntpetition and CXU'2l-C'lll'l'li'lllllI' activities. i 7zea5men Kneeling: Bridges Wlf, Sexlnn, Nliller NIR, Walker kj, Lrubhsg llirst rnw Qlell ln rightj: Wilson NIE, Snyder RA, Rahran, Svohoda, Benitez, -luluisnn AIA, Maelirell, lJe'llnneg Heenml row: Binder. Hull NIU. Snralis, Quinlan, llmev. Reynolds, Diehl. llanuaeher. Saranlos, Clunklin. llargtfseli, Sprosm. Uelbergg lhird row: liadt. Sheppard, Chandler. Smith IJ, Ansara 1.0. Ardisana, luylor NYC. Prater, I-iranks, Silverstein, Nichols, l-luke W, Tliornas R1 liuurth row: llolzapfel, johnson RRI, Plll'Nli2lllli2lS, Kaye, Meiiarthv, lhnrg, Knight, Suhletle, Edwards, llevannv. Siegel DL: lfifth row: Xlaeilueen, Stroud, Sueher j, Nielsen EC, Blume AR. Hyde, Gernxv. Rnhinsnn, Sulxaggin. Rolf, Urunnne 'IS Wenharn, XYhalen. Perrnttg Sixth row: Wilwn WB. Clolhath, Chinnnek. Wilhorn. Gnrrnan, 'lhurnherry 'l', lfraver, Nlunday. Sanborn, Walker JD, 'Iale, Davis GP, 6-rilkn, Slulnnaul , Seventh row: klarxis XYF, O'Reillv, Lynch DB. Knox, 'lhotnpson PII, illernons. Klinger, Bump, jones CIC, lhornlierrv R, Shultz, Bell SA, Kulka. Wright, Speng. Thin veark lfreslrnran class ham almwri the upper classrnen and the 2Iillllllll5lli2lllOll that it is capable ol' handling the responsibility given il. l urtlrerrncn'e, the ilass leels that it can surpzus previous tlasses in their retnainiug vears at Howe. Mr. Donald Farrer. :t ineinher ul' the hixtorv department. was clrmen as lacultv adxiwr tu the 1'l1'CSlllll1lll class. The lulluwiug cadets were elected to serve as class ollicersz President, Matt Miller Vine-president, Keith NYalkerg Secretary, Bill Sextong Treasurer, Riek Cruhhs anc Sergeant-att-.Xrnts. Bill Bridgem. M1 A ' - X -Q ' ffl. --,Y--I -' ,Q ,a 1 ,if , Y. f' JNL V -' , A . yy , we-L. Q W Eiigfiiiil. d 3 4 R. Aw SIXTH GRADE ll'Nl lllw rrlcll lu Tlglllvli Oslvlllllcl, jullvs RC. xll'2ICllllIll. XYillizlllls, RlCll2lI'llSflIl JD. SiIl1c'l'ml4ll'lg Sllilllll ww: lrclzlnll, flibllllllllf, Ilnlilllzlll IHS. xllllllkllll, Pzllmerg 'lllirll row: Slmuzln, JCHSCII, NlClllClCl', Sllllillll. llll' sllllcml XCIIY ol' lfllifi-67 will lu' ll lllvllllmllzllxllr Ollt' lin' alll llOXK'L'l' Sllliltll calc lllllllx Llllil Slllll. ljllflllg I2llEll1lI'X lfllmf lllc IICXN' Hllltc Hllll wzlm mcllp1l'll. Illc new lllllilx llIllllilt'5 SCVCII Cl2lh5lgll0lIl5, ll gllllllalsllllll wllll 1'0ll'2lW1lX lJlL'2ltklll'l'N. llllkvl' mlm lilllls, ll'lrl':llilmll 100111 llllll lllllll'lll l'QlllllJIllClll TOUIII. X Clllllllllf Cl1l'0llIlIClll ol Ill wzlx lllzlilllzlillccl llllklillglllblll Illc ll'lll', 'l'llc 1.l1wl'1' ll llll3lllX lvzlm llCXYlf tlcxigllzllcll als cllllllllklllf LlIlLlC1' 'lllc' Clllkl'4kll0ll lll il llvw lxlllli- l.ll cmllllcl. Nlklllbl' I.zlwl'cllc'c lt. Lllwlvs. cxlvllvlll lllllllllll' 11llCl llllllllllf lJl'Ull4lk'll1X wzls ll llil xml. Xll' XlCl'1'L'll. Lower School llfllllllllll. XVRIN llllmmy to Zlllllllllllll' lllall llll' 0XL'13lll 'll lilL'llllL 1lL'lllCXClllCllT All1'lJll5SCLl llllll ull lllly lwrcxious YCZIII Hy lllL' vml ul Llll' Iillll gnllllllg l1l'1'lllll OYC1' SWA ol Lllc Lzlclvlm wl'1'c' llllllilllg P.-XR zlllll lllorc' lliilllll' nzlrzls wc'l'l' L ll'llt'4l lllllll Ill Zllly IJI'CYlUllS yl'lll'5. K wil luis wi M' M' YN, r' V, ffm? ,M wwf' . .N-H CHAPEL W V A S' i s D31 V I , i i - Q dm lfirst row Qleft to rightj: Opie, Schepnian, Silberstorf, Williams PH, Nleachuni, Weiss, Kurtis, lfreeinang Second row: Nlr. Boner fflil0ll'llI2lSlCl'jj Bambino, Vlillllllllll, Snyder RA, liwalt, llannacher. Austin fl.ll7l'2ll'lllIll1 Baleris, Jacobs 'l'Ag Third row: Miller DA, Thomas Rj, Tuttle, jones ED. Pritellard. 0'Nan, Nleflartliv, Bertran fC0l!llIlllll4lCl'Dj lfourth row: lleim, Ureiwe, Gray CIW, 'l'l1nrnl1erry RL, Sherrill, lilOll'll l.'l': Not. shown: .Xlexander, Hannabarger, ililllll'0Cl QAssislant flUlllllllllltlCl'j. ' The illl Saints' Chapel Choir tl1is year had a IllL'lillJCI'SllilJ ol thirty-loin lzoys. thirteen iiflllll Lower School anil twenty-one lroin Upper School. It provided niusiti lor tl1e Sunday celebration ol the lloly llucharist as well as leaclerslrip lor daily chapel hymn singing. Drawing lron1 the works ol' sonre ol' the Cllllflillih greatest composers. the choir also perlornled special anthenls Oll Sundays throughout tl1e year, including lfounders' Day, C0l1fl1iHl2lIlOl1. Mothers' Day, and Clontnienceinent. Soloists and a quartet added variety to these programs. As i11 previous years, the choir lJCIlitll'I1lCil nrusit lor the i3oar's llead l'roi'ession at Christmas. and Sllllg at Trinity lipiscopal Cliurch, Fort lYayne, on their annual Howe day, the Sunday alter Easter. In April a selected group l'f0lll the ehoir attended tl1e cto11ciert,l1y the St. Lukels Clhoristers in lialatnaloo. The choir also provided nrusic lor fit. Maries Parish at a celebration ol' the Holy liurharist in St. -james' Chapel. Mrs. Sidney Boner served as choir rnother, insuring that the thoir was appro- priately vested. llart ol the inusie program ol' All Saints' Chapel is the annual series ol spring organ refitals. lt was begun in l9li2 shortly alter tl1e ronipletion ol' the stil1ool's new organ, huilt l1y Rohert Noehren ol' 1381111 Arbor, Michigan. This year's recitalists were James Sharp, Frank lillllllllllllll, and Mr. l-loner. ww-sw ie ,4oalqz'e4 'fm' ak 3' XJ! t V W THE ORDER UF ST. VINCENT lfirxt rnw tlcit tn righly: Imnlmcrl. Ik-ll 'I. Rtmclntt. Walnut' ml, Snyder R. Nlctchzint: Scctmntl row: Wltitc. Spntts. Ktmwitlk. Ktillcxpic. Newt. KIClIll1'l. lforty tzxdcts Ironi tht: llplzcr ztnzl linwcr Sclimml 5t'I't'tfgl :tl that ztltztrs in St. -lznnus' und .Xll Satintm' lllmpcls during the ycztr. llndcr thc- tlirccgtion ol' lfztthcr Howling, tht- group svrxccl :tt dstily Elms. nmm cliztpcl. :incl tht' Suntlzty Sung Nlztss. lirntl Spotts lllltl Rick XX'c'lJt'r. fmmntisttc hcztd attolytcs Logctlicr with Putt' liowatlk .wliztrctl the privilcgc :ind imrslmiisilyitity nl directing thc Sunday Mztssvs :ta Nlilhltffs ol lit-1'ci11c111it's and singing the lipistlc whitli thvy did with precision. dvditattion. :ind toiiipt-tvtitc. Colin lircinicr und Ld Vfcst, S2lC'l'l5l2lll5. kept x't'stincnts, xwscls. and :ill L'llllllJIllt'lll used :tt the Alllthlfx in good 0l'lll'li. 'lirnn Nllcillllgllllil, Lower Scltoml hc-:td t ztcolytv, stlictltllccl thc iuninr SL'l4Yl?l'S lor noun t'lI2llJCl and helped in tiztining nvw hCl'VL'I'S to SCYVC Zll. lXl2lSS. 'lht' llllllfli Sthool ztcnlxtvs cnimctl thc trip to liztst Lansing in thc lztll to ent' thc Xlithigztn Stzttt'--lowzt liorxtlsztll ganna: lilllllfl' zind Mrs, liowling cntL'1'tzti11t'tl that Lower :tcolytcs :tt at cook-ottt in thc spring, 'l'wc'lx'c scrwrs mntinucd in their tlvtliczttioii to thc clittrch :ta nic-nilx-ra nl tht' ntttionztl guild nl' zttnlytcs, thc Order ol St. 'x'intcnt. St-wrztl ncw inuinhcrs wort' indtlttvtl thc lztst dzty ol' Kill? atntl will tztkt' thcir platter, as lczttlcrs ol' tht' ztcolytcw in lilllllll' yt-ztrs. NlClIllDl'I'SllllD which in tntztlly roluntxtry, rt'quirt's at svrxcr tn finish :1 yt':tr'., 5tr1'vic'c, lIIK'IIlO1'lYL' all pants stnzl ritnatl nl' thc- Musa, ztnd writc :ind adopt at Rule ol' l,iI't'. Nlrinln-rs wvatr thc' nit-dztl ol' tht'ir IIlCIlllJt'lSl1l1J whun they sein-. 1 z.:W,f ' 'rv mia' 1. ' ' ,, A Z W Q 5 R f www ll' k wr' '. . K' i ,Q ,Q 1 A ..,, W...,..,., n X A. V nw A a -A , u nuwgm Mx vw A 44 5 . ifamatdcm Wea lfirsi row lcfl lo righlj: 'l'hunni. Oclbcrg, lloku W. Long, Gauss, SClll'l7Ill2IH. llnlul. Silhurslori. lflynn, Lcwisg Second row: Tune, Dzuis I-I Dovcy, Manning. Lewis TM, Lynch RF, liinhhs, Bradley. Clniliccg Third row: McCarty, Ross, llornizni, While lf. Bishop Klein, XN'esl. lizikcrr, Opfcv, Hciin, lung jil, hlziivis. 'lwcniy-ciglit cuclcls inct regularly with l'i2llllC1' .luck D. Bowling in llppvr and Lowcr School clzisscs lor Lhrcc inonlhs Lo lcairn thc hzisic cssrnlizils ol' thc: liilllll :ind prziclirc ol' the Churcli. On the l'c:lsl ol lhn' .XSCCIISIOIL Nlziy il, in All Sznnls' Cllizilicl, thc incinhcrs ol' thc class were prcscnlcrd to the Right RL-vcrciicl YVzilLcr KL. Iilcin. Bishop ol' Ni!llllL'Yll Indizinzi. :ind reccivcd all his lizinds. Lhc Szicrziinciil ol' Holy Clonhrinzition, thus hi-' coming Coininuniczinis ol' thc lipiscolml Clnircli. The lollowing Sunday Lhcy inudc' their lirsi Coxnnninions. The clusscs wcrc ciilcrlzlincd :lt Ll cook-out an thc lionic oi lfiiilicr :ind Mrs. Bowling, lizic li incinbcr ol' thc class wus lmixfsclilccl ll crucifix, which hc wczirs :ns an syinhgil ol' his connnilnicnl :is ll flllllfflllllllll ! :is Ihr l,I'ZlyCf Book slallvs ill L0kCl1 llllll llL'l'C2llLCf hc shrill not be :ishznncd to confess thc lziiih ol Christ crucilicrl. :ind nizinlully lo light under his banner, zigaiinsl sin, thc world, und thc devil: :ind Lo conliinic :is Chi-isL's lliiililiil soldier and scrvzint unto his lil'c's cndf' fi jf? 5 1?-sr :a:sfa2:1 LX. . x 'aww w ,,,,,, .,.. , , ',,, PM Qi NA .... A' 5 ' :::::i ' W 111 x A 3 i,, 14 wa.-,f f I f naw 1 .v hx xl 3? 2? f Evan x + f 3- flu l.:II14'l' Xlmlrllx. 'Sw f.ltll'IN Uwln-1 Lmcl Npullx. 4,.1 IININI lxhux Mulch Shumu l. Nhxlllu Sunil-x Ill, .mrl Hllllllx. vh I'.lllIQ'I' Vmu-Il. xmllng Pli'.lLIlL'l. my lhxlmp klclll. my XII. Snlm-x Hmmm 1 My inrlvl. lXIm'ilIl4'1. QFD iaulvl XXKWI, 1.11 IHNIIUIY Nlmnllgullwxy, xixiling pl'4'.nLl1cx :xml llfih l':1Ihr'u limvlin - CHAPEL STAFF Vlwllhl RIGli1' REVIQILIQNIJ VVAI,'I'1cR C. KLIQIN, l'rI.D., TILD. .. Hi.8'll0lJ THIL RIQVIQREND ROl5I11R'1' -I. IXIURPHY, D.D. .... . TIII4: RI1vIaIu:Nn JACK D. BowI.INcs, B.lJ. .. MR, SIIINIQY B-oxmc, M.Mus. ............... . CADLTS BRADLEY SI'oTTs ANI: RICIIARIJ VVICBER CAIILTS COLIN IQREINILR AND EDWARD WI-:s'r. .. MRS. SIDNEY BONER ..,.. .......... ..... . .. CHAPEL Usuuus , . . . . . Cade .......CllKlf7lIlil1 . . . . . . A.v.s'i.s'IantClmj1Iain . . . f2Tg!l7If.S'l and Clwi1'1mI.s'1frf1' . . . . . Head Acolylrx . . . . Sac1'i.s'l1In.s .. Ch0iTJxlOflIl?T ts Shriner, 'I'., Wzlttles, Snyder RI., Brunk MI LITARY ' 1 f f0 X Q' 7 J Wfclflldnq M1414 First mw Qleft to righlj: Mujm' Ilunhxlr. Rlujm' Shcbut. fiulmmcl Kelly, Clulunel Dexgmny. Xlujm' Cmvlew. Culmlvl Little: Second row: lfSgl. Spencer, S,fSgl. ISCZICIIQIIII. S,'NIujor NIRIIIICIYS, Klupluin Sluekey. Xlujm' Heinennlm HOWE MILITARY SCHOOL MILITARY STAFF Superintendem ........................ ............. . .. fJ11l11111fl lf11y11111111I lf. lx'1'l1'y Cullmlzlllrlzull fwfllzlrlels ......... ., lJ11!11111'l lfllll H. l3f'r1111111y .Xssislaml COIHIIIRIIICIZIIII of Cadets . ......,.................. .II11 '111' 1.111111 1'111'1' Ii. fJ11z1'I1'.s J UNITED STATES ARMY MILITARY STAFF . Senior .Xrmy Instructor .............,.....................,.. 1II11j111' 11111111111 Sl11'!111l Sg'l.f1V11j. IIVIIIIIUIIIIIJ' IC. 1Il11il11'11',s llffsgl. .l111111'.s' AI. Slll'7If'l'V H91 R11 1 I ltflllll 11' gl. 111' I ..I31'1 ' 1 TACTICAL OFFICERS CUJIIIJZIIIY .. .................. 1.1. fo! l 1'1111!: .II. l.1lll1', Inf. I'S,IR Co111p1111y BI' .. ............ C11j1111111 I-IlI11'1'1 H. 1511.w.x'1' KIOIIIPQIIIR' CI . Illlflllf F1'1111l: 'I'. HI'III1'IIIIl Coulpzlny DH . .II11j01' -Illflll IJIIIIIIIII CIOIIIIJIIIIYHIQU .. Cllllfllfll 131111111117 AI. Sl111'k1f3 . j111' 1.1111'1'1'111'1' E. Cwzvlm Comlmuny FH . .. Ilfl PIII I 46 Ecwmeam Szafg lfirsl row fklctl lu righlj: Posnik, Yinc. limmurmxm: Second ww: Richzmlsun R. Carlylcg Third rowi Sluckcy, Krause, Zoss, Terry, Asch KI. BA'I 1'Al,lUfX iiuxlxlfxmmuu ......... . .H'fHI.fllll ,-I. Vina lfCI.x1'1. ANU c,l'liRA'l'10NS Ol4'I-'ICZI-IR. .. Bn 1.xx.1ux .xI7'll'l.XN'l'.. ... B.x'1'1'.x1,loN Ix11cl.1.1c91aAc:1iO1-'lf1c:1iR. . . B,x'1'1.x1.1oN S1-iuczmxl' MAJOR. .. BA'l4'l'Al,I'UN SUl'l'l.Y fJL'If1CICR. . . fJI'liRA'l'1UNS .Xssls'l',,xN'1'. . . Ix'1'I-2I.1,xu1cNc:xa ,Xss1s'1'AN'1' ...... ........ . . ,X5sls'1AxN'1' 'l'.xc:'1'1r:AI, OI7P'IlIl-ikh, cklllllllllly . ffl'0J'gl' 1':.ZI'IlIllI!'HllllII lflllflfl ,1. l'n.xnfk Kf'11m'll1 S. lCi1'l1m'rI,xm1 .Iam rcs' IJ. ,-Isl: fil'!lI'4QY'A1. ffarlylff lflmrlm' IC. lx'ml1.w' Hvffllhfllll Al, 'I'f'n'y Rolzwrl 1'f.Zrm'.Iir1yn1om1,4.Nlzzflff EM IPI Q!! Mmm- f j f 1 I , 15,1 ' V 'fr-Y ,, . M EF m awm -A . ,, -f,., , Left lu rigluz Wcwl. Hullcll. 0xu'aIlincr, Lcilmzm, Hun-ju, Mellon. Coxllnxxx' lloxlxnxxnrik. . . Ex1Qz:U1'lvlc Olflflcxrlk .... lflksl' l'1.A'rooN l,1c..xu1-ZR. . SECOND l'1.M'oox l,1gA1n1iR. . . Flrcsr S1cRcg1a,xx'1'. . Gunox lirpxklak. .. A COMPANY STAFF lfIlII!f!Il1H.1,1'flllI1lII ,H1'1'l1ru'f W.lI1l11 jf1 lff'y11oIflAI.Ilullwll lfrlwrlrll T. l1'r'.s'l llrmzce .NI.AI1'lIm1 IJ1'l1IIf.s' Ow':.s'l1i11r'r DQ 0 ,Man YT N . ww LA. LM ,. 1 AM-wg 1, . Hy, 6 WI f. . n a ess 5 if Sy an 3 a M dw' 'A gb 2 5 553 saw? M2 Q3 Mmm! 1 W- xmxsi., xg. Wgasy, ming? wp 94,1 sxxwqg Km Q' .Awp . - ' .fy v - -K xl ?.'- - 1 Qw9?V', ,atv-slwzvs 7 . -xf, .iise-M , -2 . -, iw. , fa-f .gmbw - -, 31. - ., fe 21. vs I f yi 6 .21221 'Y ff: zm Q-'mv ff Q-mess?-:L S A Tlgffj umm' .. :ff f :,'fF:- :'.:.'H'? :V ' 'mal '::I':. -' --S'I:::.'5:!.'5f ' P V- 'R , . ,If.!yI V mfzmks ':L15,,',, -'fgf1',,, gig, H I, H ,'. ,. '..-T..f'?':f,-f'5145?-,'15-'f .'i..:-,.:'.'--fu. -' H ' m i ' wx L L wwf 452 :Q , UK gg ' .: . - K? V S : E N N 'f ,E- KV'-: igIg5 ' I KE-V: V ma W v'?5E6Q3ws I,cI'l to right: Richards W. Grunt, Kcnsill. XI2lllWlll'illg, Spencer, Linder. Klcmnxm' CcmM,xNm:R. . . 1ixr:c:11'1'1v1c fmlflflfllik. . . l 1ks'1' I'1.A'1'ooN I.1c,x1uaR. . Sl-icomm PLATUON LICAIDICR. . . FIRST S1aRo1f:AN'1'. . . GUIDON Blcmuck. . . B COMPANY STAFF lJ1lIIff'l R.Mar1zua1'ing Iirzlu' AI. Spe11z:z r R1'f'l1.u rd If. Cmnt Ilfynzz Rl.I'lIdl'd.9 Ilozuzzrfl I.. I,l.I1!Il?T 11111111 M. Kzfnsill w' .T'M x QQ! Nflx X lx ? Q B Q k WQSSSL 3 R K ' -a iff: -W u Left Lo right: Henderson, Krcimer, Gibson, Spotls, Fisher, Recd. CZUMPAM' CLOMMANDICR lixl-1c:U1'1v1c OH-'xc:1ck. . . Iflksl' P1,A'1'ooN l,r1An1-ZR. . . SICCONIJ l'1,A'1'ooN LIQAD lflksl' S1Qkc:lc,xx'1 . . . Gunrox l51cARxcR. . . l'.R. . . C COMPANY STAFF Iirrlrllry IJ. Sfloilx .lay T. Fi.vll1'r Co.71'11 li. lX'H'f7IIl'T Virgil C. l'lrfnrle1'.mn JIIHIFA H. lirvrl -IIIIIIITY C. U7'f'lI!l?'II 6 0 5, 6 x L W A ul is v A Q 'Y' xg 4 Q QT' 'ES 3 . Q W x ,Q 1 , my M SM- X 5 J J, , , GA .af .--.655 A N my. JH M 5 fr-5 . ,ya Left to right: Boehlkc, Smith T, Path, Hendrix, Carver, Davis K. 1 CJOMPANY CLOMMANDIQR. . f Ex12c:U'1'xv1a O1f1f1c:1cR .... Q FIRST 1'1.A'1X0oN L1iAn1f1R. . SICKIUNIJ l'I.A'l'O0N I,liADl'1R. . . l lRs'1 Sl4:Rc:lcAN1'. . KQIIIDON Bmklck. . . D COMPANY STAFF Tinlollly IV. Smith 1107111111 li. Crlrver Tinmllly A. Iioehlke Ri1'l1111'rl S. Gnfcrz Kan! I.. Iluvix fl 111011 G. Falla , 4 s E 3 I E 2 f s 3 3 x . ,W q - ., k ' -H21 ASL, wi:-'?' S ER QIETNEL ummm... 17 , J? - 2 CLUNIPANY COMMANIDICR. . 1ix1cc:lVl'1vlc Olflflulck. . . l IRs'l' P1.A'I'0ON l.mm:k. . . Sl-iczorwn l'1,A'muN l,1c,xn1ck. Flksl' S1ckmaAN1'. . . GUUUN BICARI-IR. . Icfl lu right: Taylor, Rice, Iimomcs, Daly, clilfldlllc. E COMPANY STAFF Clfllllllf A. limon .. .-111llllf.S'A.1JIlj' I! Pl1f1ij1M. Taylor Ii'o11f'rlC.Ii11l:f'r llolnl Ii. fiflllflllll' Tiurofhy IJ. Riu' I wwfmawsgwnmmymm -- ,J-ue. f W-. N my Lcfl, to right: Woods, Hun Ioxllnxxx' CONlNIfXNlJ1iR ... 1-x1cc11 1'1v1c ffl-IVIKIICR. .. -IRSI' S1-ikczrpxx 1 ....... , l1lRS'l I'1.A'n:oN l,liAlJliR .... Siccgomm I'l.A'moN 1,1-pxmik. . . I 1111111 l,l,A'l'00N l.1cA1m14R. . . l'Ul1R'lIl I'1.A'muN I.1cAmcR. . Lummx lirpxklck. .. nf., .Xmlxunski. Hulul. Hull RAY.. Bomlmr, Mc F COMPANY STAFF E Cilllghllli. Sigswurlh, , li. HQ Hull . ..-l.j.l30mbr1r ....G. E. H'0ml.x ..T. Al. HIIIIII' . . W. K. Sz'g.s1um Ill .. T. Ii. Alffjllllgllllll . IJ. 14rl11u1.s'l:1' .. I1'.G.lflu1ul 'hw if Q-.,,H,, fd-Ev -ani k Mmwwm S Q,--'awww ax - W W, K y U - ,Q kv my ,R We ww K Q W, , ,,.' WW ,. ww K J f A N X ORGANIZATICNS 2 1.l.. wand and kde! l W I v wi . iittct-ling f-It-It tt: tightjz Ptwttik. Yimp Zitmttt-ttnzttti ltirst ttttt: Nlatntttttitig. hm. Spttttx. littmtttcx. l.Qilm.ttt. llvtttltixi hvtttnttl nm: Sltlcikcy. Hztllvtt, l-ishcr, 5lJL'llCL'I'. lflcitclvrwti. Ricltztttlstnt. i'1tt'ltlt'. Siltillt l: 'lltirtl mtv: Mist, litmclku. fillllll. Ricllxtrtls, llttnjtt, 'lgttltn' P. Ktcitttct. Dztt, Clztttvt. 'I hc bwtmtxl :tml Shit-lcl is cottttmwcl ol itll olliccr, tml llmvc Nlilitzttt Sthool ltztvitlg sigllctl tht' ttztth ol' ollitv, ztittl SYYC'lll'lllQ to ttpholcl thc' rttltrs gttttl trztclitimts ol' thc M'll00l. lhim orgztttifzttitmtt zttits 115 thc' thtcl ztclxistmrt latutly to thc ztcltttitiistrxttimt amd tlilcctly 1:11:51-tits cztclvt ptwmpmxtls. Itt umm' ciatws. Sword :tml Shiclcl lcginlattcs czttlct policy with tht' ztItpt'ot':tl ol thc SlllJL'l'llllCIlllCl1t. liztt Ciltztittttattt tml' this ycztfs tllgilllllllllfjll wits liatttztlitm Cltmttttttattttlctg XVilliztttt Yiitc. tztlttmtt ,Xtlttttztttt Rztlph l'tmttk hllctl thc pmttttm ol nctt't'txtt't. Sthotml attlxiscra to Stmtxl attttl Shiclcl won- Sttpctitttctttlcttt. ilolttttcl Rztyitttmtttl R. xtllyz Sclttml Clltztplztitt, l'l2llllL'l' Rolmctt Nltlttmltt: l'l1'lllllIl1lSlCl', M11 Dztllats Sztttrlilztrl Sctlitmt' ,Xtttty lllNllAllC'iOl'. Xlztior Dottztltl Sltvlmxtt: :tml Cktttttttztttclztttt, l,t. Cul. lfztrl ll, Dt:- txtttttt. NYU lllilbl llllN Xl'2ll' x gttottp t11'tmlmwL'tl gttttl altstttxsucl at ptmtlmlc' t'Xt'LllllNt' Clilllllll wlttth. whilt' rkiitg in liztisttlt with thc tttztin tllgllllllllllilll. wottltl cttztlmltr tlccpct' tliscttmmitmtt ol msvtl icluts with tht' zttltttittisttittitmlt. llll1'0tllltCLl this trait' wats zt rcxisctl p1'tttccltlt'L' lor tttuctittggz tmlltt'c1's httd ltttty-liw tttitttttm tt: prcscttt itlvats :tml tht- lztst liltectt tuiti- tttcs was st'l ztsitlc lui' ztrltttittisltzttixt' lllNCllSSllJll :tml :tm ttcctwztty' tlllllllllllCC ztssiglt- llll' 1115 Iiot' itttcstigzttioti. , an- ammdaa ' Offdcefzb glad Kneeling: Krause, Ash, Linder, Reedg Standing: Col. Devanny, Mellon, Toncrav, Weber AI, Miller l,, '1'hur0Cy, Green R. Terry. Meehan. W Snaufer, Weichmann, Welles R, Davis K, Boehlke. QNot pictured, Snyder Dj. Playing an increasingly more active role in the life ol' Howe School, the Non- llonnnissioned Ollicer's Club continued its line work again this year under the excel- lent leadership ol' Sgt. Major james Ash. Col. liarl H. Devanny, jr. again served in the capacity of adviser to the group. Serving as ollicers in the Club were lfSgt. Howard l.. Linder as secretary: lfSg'I. james H. Reed as head ol' the Standing Connnittee: and MfSgt. Charles R. Krause as head ol' the l'lIllCfl2liIllllClll Colnnlittee. One ol the major projects ol' the year was the procurement ol' a gun collection displayed in Boulon .Xllllil0l'illIll, which was generously given by Mr. Neilan from Ularsaw. indiana. The major purpose ol' the l7l'g'2lllllllIl0ll is to be a liaison between the radet corps and the school 2lllIllllliSlI'llfl0ll. Several bills were passed by the Non-Coins that have allected school policy: two ol those bills are the one automatic' weekend for each cadet: and having several inlorinal dances held in the canteen lor those cadets with dates. .laude :ilccl QlCill lo righly: I.imlc-r. Grunt, Rich, lllly. Hcmlrrsmmg xndingi Mr, kliillgltf. Sli: Slailcr. Mrs. llmviis. Xlr. Ula-nn. Xlis. Kelly. Clnluucl Kvlly. Mr. Nlcrrcll. KNUI pictured. Mrs. Slam-r. Nlrs. liuiuges, Ifr. Muiphjj. This wan' lixc Seniors wcrc mmlilicml bv Cluloncl R2lYll1Ull1l R. licllv ol. their clcc iun to Cum l.zlumlC. thc' highcsi 1lC'2lCll'Illlli llolmr Ll high school slllilflll um ullziili Uuulilyiiig were -lamicm Day. Rinhzlrcl Grzuit, Virgil Ilclinlcmmii, llowzxul Liiiclel um lllIlCy Rich. Ri'llllll'Cllll'IllS lor clcclioii lo Cum Lzlumlc :ire ZlQlllCYClllk'lIl ol 1:11 zivcrzigc oi' 3.25 or lxfttcr lm' sown SCIllt'SIL'l'S, inziiiilcnziiiu- ol' this suimlznrcl during thc 5CVClllll sciiicslcr X COllllllCI during Lhc scvcmli sciiivslci' 'xml lIlCl1IlJL'lSlllIJ in good slzimlinq in thy Xlphzi llcllzl 'I':iu llonfn' Socivly zmcl Lhc Xllillllllll Honor Socicty. lwo in' lhrcc lnorc Sci riiorg mziv quulilv lor lllf311llJLTI'5lil1J lmclore fl0Illl1lClllClllClll. 15:14-lilq incuilpcrs ol' Howck Clllziptcr of Klum Lziuclc zxrc: Nlrs. BCTIIQCS. Nlrs. Downs Xlrs. liclly. Mrs, Slzltcr, Clolrmcl liclly, Futlim' Nlurpliy. Mr. Glenn. Mr. Slater, M1 Nlcrrcll. ziml Mr. 'l'ingluy. 146,044 Delta cm Kneeling Qleft to rightj: Linder, Zimmerman, Grantg Standing: Zoss, Sucher J, Fougerousse, Bradley, Sherrill, Siegel D, XVattles, Henderson, Rich, Acciacca, Thornberry R, French, Jones ED, Illingworth, Mr. Sanditar. Alpha Delta Tau, an aeadeniie organization at Howe, represents the 1Tl0St stu- dious nucleus of the entire Corps. To earn membership, cadets rnust have previously earned three consecutive Honor Cards fthe equivalent of maintaining a 3.25 average, and at least a C ill Military Science for eighteen weeksj, a most eomlnendable achievement to say the least. Many ol' the active and eligible members have, however, far exceeded the minimum requirements. In reward for meeting the stringent eligi- bility requirements, ADT offers such numerous privileges as barracks study hall, free- dom of llIIllIS, the privilege of not having to study during study hall, library privilege, Sturgis, LaGrange, and Howe Privilege on Saturday nights, and Canteen privilege. Formal initiations are held in May. ' Www acdezfg Standing: Holl, Moore Knecht, ,-Xnsherinan, Linder, liradley, Koclier, l.ynt'h Rl , Sherrill, Smith Q, Rich, Krause, Sucher B, Weichmanu, Mr. Sanditar, Kneeling Qleft to rightj: Day, loss. Zinnnerman, Vine, Henderson, Grant. West, Baker: The National Honor Society. a nation-wide academic organization, is composed ol' outstanding students who are in their junior or Senior years. The requirement for membership requires that students earn a straight B average for three six-week periods and consequently for the semester. Students must also have a BU conduct grade for each six-week period or the semester. Eligible persons receive certificates of merit upon joining the organization and paying a mandatory 51.00 induction fee. Although the National Honor Society does not represent the intelligensia ol' high schools throughout the country, the attaining ol' eligibility symbolizes genuine scholastic achievement. The first semester of 'titi-'67 showed great academic achievement with the induction of thirteen new cadets. t Q 2:4666 Saw!! Kneeling flelt to righlj: Sneher B, Spencer, Zossg Standing: yYllg0llCl', AllSllCl'lll2lIl, Moore Smith Q, Grant, Henderson, Sherrill. Young Ziunnerinan. QNot pictured, Manwaringj. The Quill and Scroll Society consists ol' high school students who have displayed superior ability in some particular phase ol journanstn or school publication work, such as writing, editing, business tnanagement, and production. The Howe chapter ol' Quill and Scroll held its annual election lor 1llCIl1lJCI'Sl1lIl to this national society in the spring. Five basic eligibility requirements determine nletnbership. Students are required to be a junior or Senior class nletnber, rank in the upper third of their class in general scholastic standing either lor the year of their eleetion or for the cumulative total ol' their entire high school enrollment, must have done superior work in some Field of journalism, and IIILISI be approved by the lixeeu- tive Secretary ol the Soeiety and the Howe Faculty Advisor to the Hamill, Mr. Sean O'Neil. Father Murphy is the only faculty member belonging to this organization. Membership pins were distributed at the close of the school year. 4 .lamfda S' l'll'Sl row l'lL'il to rtghtp: Wait. Rll'il1lI'4l4Ull Ill., liluckiwll, Curtin xiffllllgilllll. lltnul. Upie, Slwlmizut. Xlr. Nls'ri'ellg Secontl row: Heber RS, Bztnlbino, Nique, Mr. Hints, Alishler, Gauss, lille, Buscli, Bela l.ztmlxl:t Sigma. the Lower School honor society which iw l'0IIllD1ll'1llJiC to Alpha: Delta Tau in the Upper School, was lountlecl to SIl1lllll2llC high scliolztrsliip ztltztinuicnt among the cadets ol' the Lower School. Cadets below the eighth grztcle are nienilmers in course :mtl must keep their recortls up to receive tl1e tliploniu of the society when they grntlttute lronl the Lower. Members of the society must inztintatin :tn uerttlemic average ol li with git leant one :incl two subjects 'IX- with no grutle below They must also mziintziin A in conduct and remain on par. Significantly, all inetuhers of Beta I.z1n1btl:t Slglllll Continue to inztintztin ll superior stuntling when they move on to the Upper School. drum! azenadc .leczgae Kneeling Qlell to righlj: Yine, Snyder RL, Henderson, Sherrill I-'irsl row: Powell, 'l'umlinsnn. Mellon. .-Xcciacca. Kaye, llelnni Secnml row: Zimmerman, Spencer, Clark. Watllem. low. 'l'almaclu,1 ILL l ur l'hii'd ww: llariiwn, Dax. Krvclier. Burke. Linder, Richards. G1 ml Xlenlin Xlinlu Rau The National lforemic' League, Chapter No. 7ll is the Ing U lation on cgainlaiis. This is the first year that the Nl' his hun nnclu the supuxisi ol' Mr. Dennis N. Siamlniry. The team. one ol' llowe's linesl had a great deal nl IJ il nice llcnclersoil in nine oralnry: Vine in oralorical interpretation: Sherrill anal Bull S X in hnnic s ing worth, 'l'hee, .Xl'l'l2ll'C'2l ancl x'VlIll6I in exleniporancmu IJ 5 . c Harrison nc Ikxlniaclge in liiSl'll9hlIlIl have given Howe good iJ2llIIlKL inc his cnahlul Howe Jlafe well in many tournaments. 'l'he Leann, on the whole gave an exmellem Siltllklllg xt ll s el 0 Meet Plafetl Schools New Hai en Sth Culumlmiafiily 7lh llfilJal'l llll Cluiierml llh Peru lilh I,al'avelIe--lell'ersmi lilh IIISVX Slate Xlh Nlfl, Stine loin: llli Kneeling tleit to rightp: Xetixteczt. lllingwotth Sherrill, Snyder R, 'liheez Stztntling: Mr. Stu Zlll1lllCl'Ill1ll1, nsbttry. Ilztt, Spencer, Bail-Aer, lztltnzttlge, Bonttfg, Siegel, l.ee, Henderson, Winter, Mr. Pztgin Couch. 'l'he Howe debztte tezttn hztd :tn extremely good season. 'l'he topie lor the lfltiti-67 year involved governments. n Having hztd Bruce Spentier, :tt the Northern Michigan University debate the controversiztl subject: Nlilitztry Aid vs. liconotnic Aid to loteig setninztr during the sutnnter, the eztdets were welt prepztred to debate this topie. 'l'he deb worth ztnd .Xeeiatct :ite society revolved ztround the teztnts ol' Thee ztttd Sherrill :ind llling ':t. Highlights ol' this yeztr's seztson were the lndiztnztpolis lSHl .X meet where 'l'hee und Sherrill planted eighth in the Stztte, ztntl the llznnntond tneet where these sztnte two debztters placed second, thus enabling Howe to go to the Stztte lfinttls 2 also must be gfiven to llllllffwillnlll ztnd Aceizteezt who were at tn debate. Specttl notttt 5 , very at ble seeotltl Nlr. Pngtn ztnt teznn llowe hats ICR! Ill. lhe teznn won MW ol tts debzttes this year and hats been given spectztl recognition by l Nlr. Stztnsbnrx. the two debztte l'O2li'llCh lot 'till-'67, tts the best tlebzttt ever lieldetl. 1 I Kneeling Qlelt to righlj: Wzxttles, Vine, Illingworth, H'interg Standing: Sherrill, Snyder R, Powell, Burke. Troupe 7-10 of Howe's Cllzipter of National 'lliespizin Society was quite :ietive this year. lilectetl ollicers were :is lollows: Mfillizmi Vine, President: XfVznlter llling- wortli, Vice-Presiclentg Dztvitl XVzittlem. Secretary: David Hlinter, 'lreztstlrerq :incl Mark Burke, Stuclent .Xtlviser :incl .Xssistzint Director. Nlr, Tlioinzis link was this yez1r's Faculty .Xclviser :mtl Director. For Motliers' Day weekencl the illllChIJl2lllS presented Hztggztn :intl l,ogztn's Mr. lfobf'i'I.s', at liuinorous play concerning gi leucl Zllltbilfil Zl cargo ship in si safe urea ol' the Pzlcinc during VVorlcl Wlzlr Il. 'llie crew is oppressed by at tyrztnnicztl cziptztin but Exec- utive Ollicer Douglas Roberts inztnziges to keep liztrniony :among the crew. 'l'l1is yezirk group zittenclecl two prolessionztl productions in South Bentl :intl spon- sorecl zz tlinner lor society niemliers. ie Wwe qfmczld Kneeling Qleft to rightj: Sherrill, A. Editor: Moore xl. A. Editorg loss, liditorg Meehan, Sports liditorg Young, Production Manager: Standing: Wagoner, Vine, 'l'hornherry 'l', Hallett, Nliller l,, lfishet, Spengler, Powell, Green, Smith Q, Sucher B, Ausherman, Ifrayer, Stairakas, 'lhornberry R, l'N'ickson. Kaplan. Mr. Sean 0'Neil, a new teacher at llowe this year, headed the llrfrulrl Stall' in the capacity ol Faculty Sponsor. Hlorking closely with Mr. O'Neil was Rohert Zoss, liditor-in-Chief. Associate liditors were joel Moore, Pete Sherrill, and Tim Meehan. -lon Young, ahly assisted by Craig Kapson. headed the l'roduction Stall. Glenn Moore, Larry Miller, and Quentin Smith gave the paper color with their interesting and ori- ginal pictures. The paper, as in past years, did a fine job ol' keeping the campus and parents informed about coming events, happenings ol' interest, and controversial issues in world politics and social issues. The llffmlzl was fortunate to have such a dedicated man as Mr. O'Neil working diligently lor them. Although new in his capacity, Mr. O'Neil dis- played the ingenuity ol a much more experienced man. The outlook lor next year's stall' looks promising. Vernon .Xusherman. Craig liapson, and Quentin Smith will all he battling to replace Boh Zoss as liditor. The Stallws excellence in writing was honored as nine members were selected lor membership in Quill and Stroll. the International Honor Societv lor lligh School journalists. -4' Qfemid Staff llie Lower llerulrl Stull did at inte lub ol CllhCOYl'I'lllQ' itewxwnrtltv items lot' tltt Ilwrttlrl. The siztll, ronsinting ol Nlztrk lineclte, Bill Hntul, Toni Hume, Steve Reztger Dztvid Nlztlclztver. :ind pltotngrztpltet' Cliuck lfreentztn, ltztd ntztny more ztrtitles pulilislted this year tltztn in larexiotu yeztix. Olten at whole page wats clevutetl to Lower Scltoo News. Nils. Ilmvits. l,ower llemlfl lfztcttltx' .Xclviseiy did at lille iolm nl editing the tnztterittl .tnd correcting spelling ztnd lllllliilllilllfjll errors. Points were eztrned In' the writelx lm eztelt :trticle turned in, .Xll stttll nteinlaers totnpilecl tlie 120 itetemtry lor at weekend. Alllfk liuetlie, Bill llutul. loin lltnne, ztnd Steve Reztgei' itll did at line juli ol presenting czttnpns newa. smnetintes in rt lighter vein. llztvid Nlztltlztver was the Lowet 'tttotttltpiecef' exlnessiitg upinirnis in ltin stinging eclitmtiztls, on not only cznnptts. but tlso nzttionztl news issues. Chuck lfreentztn did at line job ol' cztpturittg' those ttevet'-at-uliit . 1 21 ntontents nn iiltn itil' use in the paper. XVe would like to unnntend the Lower llrrrulfl un at iolm well done. l.eIt to right: iUn':tItznn RX. llntne. NIH. Downw. Reztger. Xlztltlznet. littcclte. Ilulul. 4e0ldQacz kneeling flell lo riglny: Reed -Ill, Yine. Nlr. Pllglll. linnnernmn. Spencer: l'i1sl, rms: llanis Rl.. Ilenderson, filllllilllllll. SlIlllllS, Urnnnne 'I. lhuoks. lnnllilmnl. Xlernlialnl. Pmnik Hullell Mellon, Clgnilyle. lChrlich, Krause, Austin, Terri: Seeund ron: Gibson, xvllllll. Frazier. Bridgew, lllingworlh, Russelult. llohln, Oxereliiner. Sliriner D, Clark CIC. klnhnsnn IIC. Snyder UA. Leilnmn. xlllllltllflllg. Hunin. I.in1iL'Z lhnd ruw: ljllf. ruth. llendrlx, Burke, fitlllflllll. Linder. Rlcllzlrds. K-lzlnl. xlL'L'll2lll, k.ii--ml. Lzunhexl, fil'C2lf,.:i'l', -I2lCOll5 'I'.X, Gxuinine Rll. West. 'Ihmnlnn jli. ilznwer, liilenleldl, 'l'he Old Guard is the olden Ol'g2lllllllll0Il on Glllllbllh :und selects in llll'lIllJClhllllb lroin lilflllly und cadets who hzue been lll residence ill Howe lor lnur wears or inure 1 As :1 service Olgllllllkllllll. the Old Cuaurcl under the direelimi ol Nlr. llklglll. hams served the sehoul well in such zlreus :ls flower sales, the Cfllllllllllllg development ol' .the Downs Nleniorizil Pzlrk and the lmezlllliliezllinll ol' the eznnpus progrznn. This year. :is is custoinzxry, the Old Guard sponmrecl the Bozn-K Hezld Dinner. an integral part ol the Howe flll1'lSllIlI'lS season. Thie ye:1r's Old Cuand ciOIlllIl2lllllC1' wus George Zl11llllL'l'lIl2lll who wzm zmisted hx VltL'-ci0llllll2lllClCl' XVilliznn Vine, Secretzxrx' Bruce Sum-her and ll-IKCZISIIYC1' Jznncm Reed. The unnuzll Old Guard dinner was held in Lhe lXll'l'I'lll Menmriznl Dining llznll 1 on lnesdzay, April lb. l'2lillllf' inenilmera lnnlzlted ill that Inne lncluded Nlr. und Xlrs 'liL'L'ICl5, Mr. and Mrs. Marion liimhle. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney lioner und Nlznjor und Mrs Shehzlt. 'l'he lull initiation dinner was held in the Canteen in October :ind was spun sured hy Mr. john Pngin and Mr. Toni Sinnw. .Xl than time 20 mdels were inilialled into lllCllllJCl'5l1lIJ. New olliners elected lm' the IUIS7-U8 season zlre: Cloinnialnder, Clrunnne. R.: Vic-c Clm1nnz1ncle1'. Overshiner: Secretary, SllTllll'l, IJ.: und vliI'C2l5lll'k'l'. lihrlich. 7mm, aa quam Faculty incnihcrs arc no 'tm llllljflfllllll to thu Oh! Uttartl than tatlcts. Sonic' latttlty tilcliihcrs liavt- scrvccl loyally antl cll'tcit'ntly for ab many as thirty ycars, whilt' othcrs havt' mcrvccl only thc loin- years rtrqttiitrtl lor iiiciiilivrsliip in thc Oltl Gtiartl .XII have sonit-thing in tonnnon: they art' nnitccl in Lhs toimnon tansc ol' luixlicring tht' cclucation ol' catlt-ts. Most ol' the lac-ulty iiicnilit-rs do grazlttattl work in tht' snninici' months. XVhiltr nianx alrcatlf havnt atlvancctl tlcwrccs thcv ton.inutr to kccm ahrcast ol , 3 21 , thc changing tilncs in their r't'spt:ctivt' lichls hy atlclitional work during tht' nunnncr months. 'Ihcsc tlctlicatctl lJl'0lllfShl0llill5 have louncl that whilc loathing in a prixatc' mchool is more clcniantling than tcathing in a lllllllli' school, it ig inlinitcly mort' rewarding. Ihc l.XlI.lLR maltttvs thtwt- llt'Clll2lll'Cl HIC!! antl woinvn who have l'L'lltlt'l'Ctl out- standing mcnittr lo tht' school. lfirsl row flclil lo righlj: NIV. Uxicrnian, Nlr. Slalcr. N111 Alanitw, Fr, IS-wwlilig. Xlr. 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Snyder R. llmmncs, Austin: Seeontl row: Eikenberry, Brown l.'I', Day, Taylor P, Rocher, jones ED, Gontlale, Gray il. able This year with the loss of several outstanding IIlCllllJCfS, the glee club was still to render lille lDCliliOliIIl1lllCCS. Several new nlenihets, and a new director put a clillierent light on the stage this year. Just as in previous years, the QZOIIJSIIICII '67 entertained at the Alumni Dinners in Chicago, Cleveland, antl lilkhart in acltlition to singing for the Bishop, the Mothers' .lx550ClllllOIl. the Golden .Xge Club in Sturgis. and the guests at the 15oar's Head Festival. and The departing Seniors wish more success than ever for the future entertainers hope the glee club will again return to its highest stantlarcls ol' quality in musician- ship. cmd I-'irst row tlell to rigltlj: Snyder R, Taylor l', Newell. Harper AIC, Snauler RN, Smalisg Second row: Austin, Day, Baker. 'l'ale. Illingworth, Wilson WIS, Somertille, liltler. Beadellg 'lllircl row: Pl'1llCl'. Wickson, jones CE. lhomas, Rocher, Broonies, Nlnnre AR, l.ongact'e, .XllllCl'StJll. McGuireg Standing: Bell, Brunk, Miller C. During the cold winter months, the llowe Military School Band practiced inside on various concern pieces. lVith more students in the bancl this coming year. it is hoped that it can resume a lull concert season. Once again this lille group ol musicians entertained at all the l1o1ne haskethall games just as the marching hand did for the halftime shows during lootball and cross country season. lt provided music when the relatives of soldiers were given posthumous honors on campus, and seg-inents ol the hand formed part ol' thc honor guard welconr ing the Government Inspeetion team. de Tifaeaczfw 14111-1-1i11g' Q11-11 In rightly: 131111111111-, 111'11111111w. Kms, 1Q111'111'I1, 111L'17i'I'. Spolls, 1x1ll1I1K1ll'1IlQ'. 1111111-. 1: SI11111liI1g: k111111's ICD. 1l111111i11x. 15t'1l111'11. glIl111'1 15. Kcnsill l.1'il11111l1. X1i111'1 11. 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Q P pate-d lll many local parades 111 LaGrange and Sturgm and has pcrlormctl lll all tht: Sunday and holiday paradcg on campus. The hand is looking lorward lo aiiothcr active war. lVilh the iUlllIJlK'llUIl ol' the IICXV band barracks thc musicians now haw a l'llllllCZC lo work together. Great ll1llJI'0YU1I1Clll has lmccn displayed in their marcliing and plaiiug. lhc St-niors wish thc it-niaining lJ2lllllSIll6ll continued stlcrcss in tht: luturc and hopt: they will acliicwc a high 1llllSlCZll standard. It is hoped that ncxt year thc hand will lm filled to capacity. This year the baud wax guiclcd by Capt. Claude Broomcs, li Cillllllbfllly floinmamlcr and Baud Comman- dcr, and l.t. Phil Taylor, Drum Major. 7 amazed ,,,.. '--. .Xlter Completion ol the twelfth yt-:nt the Clznyzxliers have lJL'I'liOI'lIlt'tl excellently, but this has been the best. Uncler the clireetion ol' Major l.:twrenc'e Cowles, Capt. Robert loss, :incl cl0IllIll2llKlCI' Zucl l.ieutenzlnt .Xntbony Bonlbur. the entire group exhibited the great ability to oyercoine the Hussnrs. In :ulclition to the DCi'iiOI'llllll1CC lor the 1-oyernnlent insmeetors the Cavaliers . . 3 I , also 15Cl'l0l'IIlCll lor Mothers Day :ind Nllflllgllll lykly l'zu'a1tle. The Cavaliers have nlztcle at naune for HF Coinpatny to be proud to call its own. The lour squzttls are headed by Gzltlets MfSgt. George XX'oozls, Lt. lillll Sigswortll. Plc: Don Gruninle, and l.t. joe .Xclzunski Squad inenibers inelucle Cadets .-Xztllmersberg. Giles, Busch. Gauss, lieninierer, Hoke, Hume, Hutul, Opie, BfOllI5lCLll, Szlpiro, Slutller, Snouller, Slile, Scbrznn, :incl Rltill2l1'tlSOIl, D. 46 af 1967 The Class ol' '67 spans seven years of l-Iowe history lrom the enrollment ol Bruce Spencer in September, 1960. ln lll6l the Class ol' 1967 was in the seventh grade. Its ranks swelled to live with the entrance ol Jim Austin, Jell' Carlyle, -jell' Reed, and Ray Stuckey. The final year of the Lower School saw four more Cadets ol' the Class ol 1967 enroll. These were Rennie Hallett, Tim Meehan, Bill Vine, and Ceorge Zimmerman. Leaving the realm ol' junior high school, and entering the world ol' algebra and M-l's, the Class ol' '67 became Freshmen in l963. Tom Brooks, Don Carver, Lou Cha- boudy, Jim Day, Al Fath, Jay Fischer, Richard Grant, Virgil Henderson, Mike Hunjo, Chuck Krause, Colin Kreimer, Randy Leitman, Howard Linder. Mark Linzie, Dan McCoy, Dan Manwaring, Milano Mellon, Ron Pate, Ralph Posnik, XVynn Richards. lien Richardson, Phil Taylor, Mike Terry, and lid Mfest joined the corps as Freshmen. H16-I saw the class grow in sive to 6l with the entrance ol' jim .Xsh, Bob Baker. Mike Beadell, ,Xuerillio Bertran, Ed Bonner, Brent Borgerson. Claude Broomes, Mark Burke, Kent Davis, Tom Gibson, John Goodale, .lohn Kensill, Ed Merritt, Doug Miller, l.arry Miller, Glenn Moore. klohn Porter, Bob Robbins, Tim Smith, Ron Snaufer, Dave Snyder, Brad Spotts, Bruce Sucher, Steve Talmadge, Bob Thornton, .Xlex Thurocy, Rick Toneray, and Bob Zoss. In I965 the Class ol' '67 began to feel the responsibility ol' upper-classmen. lin- teiing the class were Stan Rieh, Mike YVeichmann, Bob lVelles. and Riczk XVeber. The final year began in September, 1966, a year that the Senior Class will never forget. During this year they lielt a new kind ol' responsibility in their role as leaders. The Class of '67 was completed by Bruce Edwards making the class 66 members strong. ln the Howe tradition, the Senior class will enter a 11ew world. Some will be remembered, and others forgotten: some will be successful, and others won't. But all the members ol the Class ol' l967 will graduate with a firm resolve to make the best ol' tl1e new world which they Hnd. ATHLETICS f 9 7 A a n i 1 Wwwdzq ?ooMaZl lfirst row Qlelt to rightj: Hunjo. Hallett. West, Hartman. loss. Captain. Watlles, Edwards IS, Path. Redman, Second row: Vine, Kensill Spolls, Condon. Borgerson. Clark Rich, Baker, Sehaelferg lhird row: Mr. johnson. Head Coachg Shriner T, lxahn. Shriner D, Oxershiner. 'lhornlon J. lfougeronsse, Banleh, Mr. Piper, A Coachg l 0lll'lll row: Smith Q, Mgr., Stuckey, Crider, O'Reilly, Walker K., l.eGraml, Mgr. The Varsity football team in its 19615 season had a record ol' two wins and five losses: however, the corps of cadets leel they did a good job considering the problems they laced. Head coath lfretl Johnson and line coach Richard Piper agreed that this was a year of rebuilding and both look forward to the 19137 SCQISOII. There were only five returning lettertnen this season, and ol' thein lullbatk Bob Zoss was elected captain and awarded the trophy for Most Valuable Player. Wlarren llartnian's hne performance on defense netted him the Most Tackles Award.hallback Rennie Hallett was Most Improved. and Dennis Overshiner plowed through lor most yardage. Bruce lidwards, at new student at Howe, was the 1966 quarterback and was supported by second string- Dave YVattles. Hallbaek Stan Rich. along with Zoss and Hallett, were the rest ol' the starting backlield with tackle lid XVest, Hartman, Clark and lfath comprising the starting line. Next ycur C02lCll jolulson prcclicgls Zl fine SCZISOII wllll flluul INLUIIIIIIIQ to gridiron. Ahnong thcxu will bc stzxnclouu Keith XV2l1lxCI' md P1 mk IOLIULTOLISSL HOYYE I9 HOWE 0 HOW li 6 HOWIC 27 IIOWIE 6 HOXVE 0 HOWE 42 Cen l rcvillc Jimlown Crzmbrook I,l'2lil'iC Hts. Lzxkclaml M zu Yiklll I,1lLllllliCl'C 71444- sw :wwe l Al 50 2 4 I8 Emu lfirst row Qleft. to rightj: Weichnlann, Mgr., Grant, Richards, '1'hornton R., Nielsen P.. Brandyherry, Mainraring, Mr. Soper, Coach. Second row: Meehan. johnson NIH. Taylor, Welles R. Henderson, Day. Straw, Third row: Igo, Heiin, Aseh. Snyder R., Sherrill, 'lhomas 'l'h R. e autumn ol' liltili proved to he a trying season lor this year's Cross Clountix squad. However, through hard preparation and teamwork. the team ended up with 1 record of lour wills and seven losses. In spite ol' its record, this year's group showed that it had intestinal fortitude and desire. llamperecl hy the loss of last year's outstanding individuals. Greg Verehota ant Paul Jardine, Coach Soper lound equally qualified replacements in Rich Heiin, a new comer to the team, and Vvyllll Richards, a previous letter-winner. These two, with Richards as captain and Heim as the number one runner, were the leaders ol' the team Both men turned in exceptionally good times throughout the season. The highlight ol' the season eanie with Heim's breaking ol Greg Yereholzrs year-old school reeord with a time ol' l0'34l llotrli fltl HOWIQ 40 llowli-4th Place PIUXYIC I7 IlOll'li 27 1966 CROSS COVNTRY RESVLTS Westview I8 .I initown I7 i'l'lll'1CHIS.f?'ll2lil!'Z1Ilg.Qlli2ll' Cranbrook lli White Pigeon 28 HOXYIQ 17 HOXYE f HOXYIC fill HOXYIC 20 HOlYl-I llh Plate I HOXYI-1 ill l ,a 1 lsel Constantine -lil rairie Heights 25 Lakeland Ili White Pigeon flll and illllllllltbllili Constantine 50 Wawdzfg 3624055455 lfirst row Qlelt to riglrtj: Stavrakas. Nlgr.. Willis. Edwards B, Grant. Claryer. Hunjo, Meehan. hlilllllgflf Second row: Nlr. johnson. Coachg Kowalk. johnson, M, Walter, Arnold. Spott, Mr. Piper. Coach. fNot pictured, Nlanwaring. Captainj i 'l'his year, llowe's Varsity basketball teain under coach Richard Piper was tht best teain that has been seen hy the cadets in the past lour years, with a record ol ll wins and fl losses. The teain got ofl to a line start. but ran into tronhle midway in the season lay losing hye straight. However. the hustling cadets did not give up and they ended the season as they started it. Although illness prevented Dan Manwaring lronr completing the season, hc played extremely well throughout the season and was eletted captain. Also hc receiver a trophy lor liaring the hest lree throw percentage. 'liop honors in hfflllllg went to Bruce lfdwards with 380 points. He was lollowed by Dan Nlanwaring with 2325. Brad Spotts with 159. Richard Grant with lrltl, and Mika Johnson with lfil. In addition. Brute was elected as Host Valuable Player. and lirau won the trophy lor inost iehountls lay pulling down 258. .Xlthough losing Iour ol' the live starters. Nlr. Piper is looking forward to another lllll' season next year. ll2lYlllQ,' height. hustle. and shooting alnliti. next xear's lean' has a great amount ol' potential. .l4 VARSITY ISASKETBALI. 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Merchant, Russell, Crimler, Iloll, Nlcllarly. Whalen. lidwarils 'l'annheinier. Accaiefa, Mactlirellg lfonrtli row: Burns NI, Wenhani, Bell S, Christen, Daxis G, l.ewis 'l'. The lfltili-U7 wrestling teain. uncler the direction ol lloaeh llaxe Rand. had a niost brilliant and snceesslnl season. 'l'he teani worked consistently hard and laced still' competition throllgllont the SCHSUII. XX'inning live ineets and losing lite. the teani managed to tie their areli-rix'als Lakeland, who later boasted one state-ehznnpion wrestler. 'l'he hard working reserve and junior varsity inen along with the returning letternien, oller fine prospects lor next year. 'lhe eo-captains were Milano Mellon and Roman Lynch, both who have pheno- nienally excellent high :school records. Milano was elected niost valuable wrestler lor the second season. Roman won the most pins and high point nian awards. Other awards went to Bob Heron lor best retord Q9-Zj. Hlynn Richards lor niost improved. Clary liahn lor the hard nose trophy, Toni Brooks lor niost takefclowns, and Tint Nlereliant for the Dead Plate Award. Howe Opponent Howe Opponent 257 Angola IU Ili Clranbrook Il-l 213 l.akelantl 243 '12 tlonstanline I0 :il liasl Noble 20 27 Constantine 25 18 Sturgis 32 3 Bronson 113 rl Goshen '12 S ffnlxer ll flti Angola 18 XYUN 5 '- 1.081 5 f- 'llliD 1 756 2 mm ltrst tow tlelt to Ylglllll Cireen R, Kttplzttn. Sgt, Spencer. fttlllfll. Iltttroq. Lztpttttlli Sc'tton.l row: liltllet. Nitolxty tirtty. lfrentth, Shriner T: lhircl tow: Prest, jones lill. Bollinger, Siegel W. Harrison. Shultz, Stzltroen, Sztlxztggio. Gilhert. Newell. liowet. lllingworth. l'his yeztr's rille tetnn was one ol the winningest tezttns on the tztntlnts. The teznn l was victorious ztgzttnst such tough sthools :ts XX estetn Xlttlngztn l ntxersttx' ttntl hoth ol Notre lltune's RO'I'tI teznns. They tlL'lil'2llCtl their ttrth rivals Cltxlxer Nlilitztry .Xtzttletny in live ottt, ol' 11ine shoultler tnzttehes. ln l eln'uztry the tezttn took lirst plztee in tt lout'-wzty Lournznnent :tt Notre llznne llniversity. 'lhe following week they trztvelecl to St. 1lohn's Nlilitztry .Xczttlenty in XX'is- consin to lire in :tn RO'l'CI ittvitzttiotml. Howe plsttecl first out ol liliteen other schools tml Iiretl at store one point short ol the school IL'l'Ul'Kl. 'l'he tezttn plattetl serontl in the Incliztnzt Stztte Nlzttelt in early Nltttell. Senior Rith- tncl Green wats the statte thzunpion :intl Sophomore Ritzh Newell reeeivetl high prone Aggregate lor the state. On the stune weekend :ts the stztte nttttth, the Howe rillenten trztreletl to Boonville, Nlissouti. plating lottrth ottt ol lil schools :intl tenth out ol' 72 high schools :incl colleges in the l,ittle Klzttnp Perry Nlttteh. The rille teztnfs greatest ztctotnplislnnent wus winning the lfilth .-Xrnty RO'I'C Xlllltll. lhey plzttetl lirst in the high school division atntl liourth oxerxlll. This entitletl the rille leillll to go into nattionztl l0lIllDL'llllOll. lhis yC1ll'vS L0-t2llJl1llll5 were Xlex lhttroty ztntl Riehztrtl Clreen. Rieltztrtl Green ieteixetl the :twztrtl lot most vatlttztlnle lirer ol' the yeztr. :tncl Rich Newell reteivetl the twztrtl lor the most intprovecl. Minster Sergeant -Iaunes Spencer toxttlletl this yeztr's tetttn to success. Xztrsttx atwztltls went to Rleliztrtl C-reen. .Xrt l'rent'h. .Xlex lhttroex. Xlallter llllllglYtll'lll. lfretl lflclet, Rich Newell. :tml Ilztve Shultz. Reserxe letters were llXS'1Il'KlL'll to llztve l'rest, lfrnest Hollinger, .lohn liower. .lerri Uillmert. liill Siegel, Rithztrtl llztr- rison, llolm Sztlvztggio, :tml Dztve blones. Wcnedtq 'gcwedal , lf: t .. XQ . - Q l-'irst row flt-I't to rightjz Gillcspic, Xfillis, Hallett. Stocker, Hunjo, Carlyle, Arnoltl. White I-'Q Sccontl row: Kohler, llanis Ki. Rolf, Sexton. Dcxzinny, Ilunicl 'l'. Pctltlcn. Perrotl: Ihirtl rms: lrcc Nl. Nlr. lfairtcr. Snuulcr W. johnson k, Ricltsc, Dzniicl ll, Clark j. l-lilcnlclclt. -laicohs H. Nlr. Pollzik. Missing: loss, litlwziixls. l'ht- lfltiti-67 Varsity lmrmlmzlll tcfinn is thc lincst, most suctcsslul squzttl ol tht' past tlctzitlc, 'l'his tztlcntcil liurtl-working tcznn. tioziclicrl hy Nlr. -Izitoli Poljzik tincl M11 Donailtl lfzirrcr. has cotiltliclitul the ssatson with hw consccutivc victories :intl il thc high spiritccl tlcsirc lor victory l'0Illlll1lCS, tht' lmscbzlll squzttl can look lorwzlrcl to un l1Illlt!lt'2lICll season. Louth Polrztk zillmns that lic hzis sonic ol thc hncst lll2lLCl l2ll. clclcrrsivc-lx' zxncl ol- lcnsixvlr. tllait hc has hzicl lor Illlllly vczrrs, hut thc tt':nn's willingness to utililz' tlrcit tztlcnts in :l serious tnzinncr hits thus lar, Imcvn .hc lortnulzi lor victory. Powcrlul, con- sistent hitting by Rcnnic I-lzillctt, Ray Stuckcy, Mike llunqio, zintl Holi loss, hats lac-ibn important clcnit-nt. lfrzink Vt'lritc-. Ray Gillcspic, :intl loin Arnolcl hzlvc pcrloitnt-cl lnrillizintly lroin the inouncl. On clclcnse. tht- tcznn looks :is line :is it hats cvcr lookccl. livery position is ziclcqnaitcly lortilictl with tzilt-nt: the nutnlmcr ol errors connnittvcl hits been noniinzil thus lair. 'l'hc power structure consists mostly ol' Seniors Q6-9 starting hcrtlisj, but tht coziching stzill' hats lonntl sonic- plvzisznit proslwtts on tht' rt'sc-rx'c tczon. whith has st-xt-rail gzinrcs stlictlulctl. Wwzadtq 'mek Kneeling Qleft to righlj: Panil Soperg Brooks. lleitn, Snatnict' RN. Grant, Orershiner, Richards, Jateohs, Stesny, Rollie johnsong lfirst row: Bromnes, Wcnhann. Henderson, 'l'hornton, Mr. Super, Condon, Katpson. Mr. Johnson, O'RciIly, Taylor P, Kensill Mr. SI21flSiJlll'Y, Slralwg V Second row: S01llCI'YiiiC, Catlhratilh, Bower, Shriner 'l', Neilson, Barker, Snblette, l.eGrrtntlg Third row: llhatndler, Anderson, Thornherry, lgo. Nlcfloy. Youngerhcrg, Holl, Bell 'IQ French, Kensifl KC Ifottrth row: McCarthy, Nicholls, Hannillon, Kathn, Miller DA, Clank CE, '1'hornberry T, Lannbcrtg Missing: Zoss :mtl litlwatrds. Although just stanting. the t'atek learnt for 1967 hats shown greatt lnotnise by all- reanly establishing at perleet 5 lor 5 record with tnann' nteets yet to eotne. X'Vith returning letterinen 'loin Brooks, Denni5 Overshiner, Diek Grunt, X'Vynn Riehatrcls, atnd Daire Clontlon, to hatek thi5 yean's sqnanl. the teann hats shown at greatt desire to win annl itnprore over last yean s teann retortl. Coalehes Frecl Johnson. 'loin Soper, anttl Dennis Slainshnry intlieatte than the teann is workinfr han'cl atnd than atnother fine aeatson hx' thin vean s at uattl tant he llllliCi Jattecl. U , I Fine 1JCI'i'0l'1ll1lllCL' hy Dennis Overnhiner antcl 'iitllll Brooks in the sprints atncl XVynn Ricliatrds annl Rieh Heint in the tlistatnee halve letl the wan' for ntanty other nieinbers of this yean s squatal. XX'ith next yeank new tratck, which the teann is excit- ingly anticipating, and at latrge number of nnclerelatssnien on this yean s squatd, Howe should see an outstznuling scatson onee atgatin. Wawflz' ' lfirst row Qleft to righlj: Chabuutly, johnson Al, Mellon, Krauseg Second row: Colhath, lVilhonrne, kreimcr. Walker R, 'l'uttle3 Third row: lYalker JC. Knox. Bollinger, Jones CIE, Fougerousse. Alter a rather disappointing 6-7 won-lost record last year. this year's team expects to improve greatly. lVith the loss oil only two varsity lettermen, this year's team will have as veteran varsity players Cadets Kreimer, Mellon, Fisher and lfougerousse. ,Xll played in the top live last year. Also returning as hopeliul varsity players are Krause and Chalmoudy. Once again the coaching post is held hy Mr. David Rand. Although the tennis team laces a very tough schedule this year. it should turn out to he an impressive season il everyone works and displays the proper attitude. Some ol' the more dill'ieult teams the cadets must face this season are Sturgis, 'l'hree Rivets. Coldwater and Concordia-l.utheran ol' lfort Xl'ayne. The Howe netmen must play exceptionally well to win these matches. SCHEDULED lWA'I'CHI2S Tllursday, April l Saturday. April 15 1 riday..Xpril 21 Tuesday, ,Xpril 25 'l'nesday, May 2 Wednesday. May 3 Tuesday, May 9 Thursday, May ll Saturday, May 13 Tuesday, May 16 Thursday, May 18 Concordia Lutheran Sturgis Three Rivers Concord Lakeland Coldwater lfort Wayne South Coldwater 1-'ort Wayne Central L ithohc Elmhurst Lakeland Left to right: Nlr. james. Donnelly. Asch DX, Suchei' BA, Zaseck. Spotts, lfath, Rocher, Carver, lihrlich, Toncray, Manwaring, Mr, Piper. The varsity and reserie goll teams are coached again this season hy Nlr. Ritliard Piper. lhe goll teain was unlortnuate in losing two ol the hrst live varsity gollers from last yC2ll'lS squad. The gollers got olf to a slow start dropping their first two inatches, hut as the season has lengthened so have their drives. The varsity lL'ilIl1'S record so lar is 3-2-l. This year's tealn has heeu invited to play at two tournaiuents. One is to be held at Ciulver and the second at the lirecli-XX'oocl Country Cluh in l,Ill,U1'lC. In past years the golf team has been one ol' the most suec,essl'ul teams on eonnmus. This f'C2l1:5 teain hopes to prove the equal ol any past lCZllll. XYith three returning lL'lIC1'H1Cll, Spotts, Manwaring, and Toucray, along with help coming from last YCIIIJS reserve squad, they are sure ol' a Fine season. Members ol' last year's teain include Zaseck. Fath, Sueher. Donnelly. and Carver. The team is also aided this season hi' Toni Ascth. 70674 md ' I'n'sl row fleft to rightj: Weichinann, Letlrantl R, Ehrlich, Snytler R, le x Second row: l,eillnan, 0xt'rsliillt'l'. Xsh. Krause. llemlrix. Bnuleh: lhirtl row: Thornton R, Rich, lflllll, Clark 'layltn' P, Morgan. Millet 1 J pit Cot This year, weight lilting. possibly the canipus' lastest QIUXNIIIQ sp h ttl lppic l niatelv 20 cadets partiripating. Although not a varsity spoit llllll, nut IIIOIL peo 1 t desiring to participate than in any other athletic activity. lVitl1 no varsity competition lronl other schools, the gtoup toncluttttl 1IllLI'Sllllltl nit-cts. The catlets were clivitlecl into seven divisions. starting with the nntl l'i pon weight rlass and extending to the llC2lYfXK'Ciglll class. Cliucla Krause was elected captain. anal Dennis f,YCl'YslllllLl lttt vet L N .Xwartl for the best all around lilter. Neil lihrlich reeeixu tie lor ll N Award. Rantlv Leitinan. who worked the season with an injutt at wi is tltcln the Otlcllilt cltainpion luv pressitlg l3ll pounds with one artn YVith many ol' this vear's crew l'l'llll'lllllg next year. forth Sopti hopts to li as stlccesslnl a season next tear as he atltievetl this vear. nhtn ILLOIC s veit bio an in every class. CLASS AXYARD NVINN ERS lTntlt-1 I21llhs. - Weiclnnann anal Snyder l23 lbs. Krause lIl2 lbs Overslliner l-18lhs. lIillOl'lll0ll, R. and Millu D 165 lhs. Banlch 181 lhs. llenrlriv. Rich, Norton Hezlvyweiglit Ash L.- .lemma Q l J l 2 Z l . l Kneeling Qleft to rightj: Holfnian NY., Maldavcr, Slrowder, Stevens, Mishler, Reager, Hutul, Opie, Thomas T., Second row: Shaller SL, Nlr. Bradley .-X. Coachg Connolly, Wait, XYeinberg, Vollmer, Pearce. Bambino, Taggart, Hume, Adamski, Bridges RL, lVeber RS, XYoods, Niqne, Mr. Overman, Coach, Sapiro, Chevalier, 1-Ztler, Bueche, C21l'IJCl'llCl'1 Third row: Sigsworth, Penzenik, Kile, Gauss, Grumme D., Fourth row: Abraham, Ansara N, Hoke 'l', Hull, Hall, Randall, Jewel, lVeldy, Long Fifth row: Skubic, Bombar, Aalbersbcrg, lYhite, Slife, Bowers, Fox, Sniirnov, Busch, Thuma: Sixth row: '1'urve, Huehdoerler, Bl'UlllSlCdl, Giles, Rycenga, Schermerhorn, Spence, Forbes. This year's football team was aggressive and well built, but the team lacked that certain winning spark late in their games. lVith0ut much practice the season got underway. ,ln early-season victory gave them some t'onlidenc'e, but a tough LaGrange squad quirkly pushed them askew. lfounder's Day arrived, and the morale was sky-high. The Howe offense failed because the air at.aek was inelleetive thus leading them to defeat. Hall, Slile, il-lllllllil, and playmaker Taggart played well. ln spite ol great opposition, Horhdoerlier, lX'hite, Smirnov, Turve, Bomber, Rv- cenga, and Schermerhorn Composed the husky line. Hromstedt, Busch, XVo0ds, and Skubie fought lor the ollensive end position all season. Notable reserves included Giles, Bowers, Grnmme, Hutul, Hume, Fox, and Chevalier. Mr. Ivan Overman eoaehed the boys to a relatively successful season, while being ably assisted by Mr. Tom Bradley. HOWE 7 LaC-range 21 HOXVE 21 Lima 0 HOWE 0 Naperville 7 IIOYVE 0 Prairie Heights 28 -.-. Zaman gcwketfczll lfirst row Qleft to rightj: Iluine, Atlznnski, NleCIang,glnia. Taggart, llaxentlert Second row: Mr. Lewis, Coach, Busch, Rycenga, SChCI'll1CI'T1Ol'Il, Thnnm, Hutul. .The Lower School hasketball teain had a record this year ol' one win and s losses. The team was coachetl by Mr. Gene Lewis and Mr. Tom Bradley holh of whr look for a better season next year. The starters this year were: Hutnl and Taggart is guards, Thuina and Scherinerhorn at forwards, and Rycenga at center. Supporting thc lirst five were Busch and hTCCklllg'Tlll1l. The selection of next year's squad has sponsored haskethall clinic' for seventh grat HOXYE 16 HOXYE 18 IIOXVE G9 IIOXYE 20 IIOXVE 35 HOXYE 135 alreamlx' begun , t lers. Honeyxille 69 Brighton 56 I.illlll flli Prairie Heights ,IT Lima A12 Prairie Heights Iii 1 the start of a eo LUN' ER IIASEISALL Virml ww Qlcft In righlj: Supim. Xiquc. SIIZIHKCI' Buwcrs, Miwhler, Irclrlml, Schepmnn, Pcnzenikp Scczuml ww: Swinglcy, ,UL x1lI1llCI', lfmlmvs. Whilc SIC, BI'0Ill4lCllI, Srcxcns, Wzlirg lvllilll row: Kurtis, XIZIIIIZIXCY, Hulul. SiQiN0l'lh, Snoullcl. Bllsch. LOWER TRACK I'iul mn' filcit to xightyi f1LlXCllLlCl'. Xftfllllgllllll. Azlarlmki, Cllurk 1.8. UHIIIIIIIC DW, 'I'g1gg:11'I. ffilrpclllll LK. Pl'OS5ClL. NIV. Oxcrmuni Sucnml mn: ix1llhL'l'SIJClg, Scllrzlm, liclur, llumlluwcm, llzlll RW, Scllcrnm-rhm'l1. Ryccngn, Turxc, Rumlull GA: l'hi1'd rnw: Mr. Hum, Hmnbzup 'fhmnzu PE, Ansnrzl NNI. Giles. , R- -, R 7 'I 1iR 'R L L ' R R , N , Y R RA - ,, if -,, H ig 33351 i ? .Ag 2 wp' LOWER RESERV E BXSKETIHA LL llirst mu' rlctl lu righlli Niquc. Opic, Lung mlli. P2lilllCl1 Sccoml row: NIV. lhzxdlcx. Riclmrclsun ll. Yullmcr. Sxmufh-1' C.. SIXTH AND SEVENTH GRADE TRACK lllxl mu qlvil lu riglllj: Blackwell. 0Slcri'vlcl, lrwis li, S2lIlllHlll'. Nkiss. XII. llalzlsi mul mw: -llllllllllf, YHHlllk'I', Brimlgw RI.. jcwcll, Slnmrlcw. lung 1 lhinl mu: Xlr. Hams, f'4YllllClIf, Sillcr. f1llilLlL'I'S. SIJUIHC. PCIIIII luurlh um: 'lhmuuw PIC. .'XllN1l1'1l XXX. Z. llunlm. lizunhinu. RTCIILIITINHXI bl. Riclumlwxl hmmm. XYL'l1ly1 if S i if , L iuun.-mu :mu an 5 Q W. I F A 5 4 Q, as F' Y. Highlights: fly Xzllxilx II clilmm: 425 liixlmlv lila-in: rih -lullum Rm. Nunn' llgnm Inm cuull In-.lkx 111 l'1llhn'n gmrl Sum Igllllilllllll Alb ull f'mulm.n11x xccciuw xllrqxlllmx: 4.-vl :md 47p Xlu Xllx, llL'illCX1liIllll Plllll All lmli Iimvg vm Ilnumlcrf Ilgfu Hull. NJ ,'IYl1IldL'lN' llznw l'zn.nI4'. x . .4 M, ....., A -. 2 7 x f X S 53 , ' W H wx, 2251 . F-gf , ,: ' .ii5:z5:':eas,5'7'5k ESQ .55 33:5 X 3 x X X 2 X 2 ? S2 gg 2 X 1 W 5 X, S xA f' . .-: ' ': A di ,,,,., :,: ,.,.:.,.:.:.:.: ,,,. , , ,:., , . :,:,:,:,: A , , SQ, wi 1 w 5 Q x 'll . Ilxghllghlsz Ox: lhl lnulm Illglll ut thu Xlulllvnx lux uL'c'lxL'x1cl ilu IIIVNIPIAIIN Inn-wnl XII, fha-:IC In All Vlllllllxlllwlll Alllflilllfll IIIIIVI lllc'riil1'1Iirn1 nl XII. knk Ilu' llrllllrl' !JC'ItHIXIli'4l gnzllnixzulrlx. P i I pvc 'lihe production ol' the Tutler, as any Taller Stall member can tell you, incorpor- ates many months of hard work and touches every facet of publication. 'l'here is a format to be devised, advertisements to be sold, articles to be assigned, written, and corrected, layout work to be completed, pictures to be identified, and a great deal of worrying to be clone. 'I'he Taller Stall' consists not just of the six editors, but of almost every member of the corps. Anyone who was caught in some precarious position for an impromptu pic.ure, or who consented to type up an article or to jot down a story, helped make this book a reality. Not just cadets work on this book either. Mrs. Lillian Matthews, a woman who voluntarily gave of her free time to manage the finances of this year's Taller, was an essential behind-the-scenes member of the stall' whose generous help cannot be over- looked. But there is one individual who in my estimation is the Trllfer. 'lihere is not one of us who has not seen him running about campus, camera in hand, trying to snap that one picture that makes the difference between gt good yearbook and a great one. His various jobs ranged from typing, editing, correcting, and managing, to photography. writing, and printing. No job was too small or 'too large for a man of his character. To him, the Reverend Robert Murphy, l would like to extend not only my per- sonal gratitude, but also the gratitude of those cadets, who in a few years, will skim with satisfaction the pages of this annual. To all the people who helped accomplish this end, I give my heart-felt thanks for a job well-done, -ROBERT EDWARD ZOSS, lirlitur. A COMPANY CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1967 Arnold, 'l'.D., Puppy-Dog Ausherinan, V.li., Ausherwitz Bell, 'l'.R., Hide Bertran, A,R., Carbuncle Bonner, li.VV,, Sleepyl' Boyer, R.B., Tool Burns, M.P.. Ernie-Burny' Conklin, R.E., KliI1 Cricler, IXLE., Critter Davis, C.P., Brown Nose Diehl, G.lXl., Healthy Donnelly, VV.R., Duana Falk, S., Mosquito Gieger, Counter' Giesy, ULS., Orlo Il Green, 'l'.C., Leech Crilka, D.D., Mrs. Gruhhs, D.R., Daily Duck Crunnne, '1'.S., Gremlin Hallett, R.M., Capt, Destructon H1lYYlSflll,ll.R.,lAl'illllCIl1y, Hohy, D.R., Squicllips Holl, D.C., Hunjo, MNV., Ran Man -Iaeobs, H.D., Danny Boy klolinson, M.H., Mel Kaye, .I.M., jo-li Klinger, R.H., Stone Face Knight, A'Pinoec:hio Iiolka. NVJ., Robin Hood Lee, lXl.H., Hercules Leitinan, R.H., Sclmn1c:k Lewis. 'l'.M.. XViercl Long, ALC., Trick Lower, C.R., Rocky Lynch, R.F., Happy Tooth Maclirell, Mr.' MacQ,ueen, R.I., Sn1oky' Mellon, H.M., Corky' Merchant, 'l'.lN.. Locust Man Merritt, LS., Mother Miller, D.L., lXIr. Wfinehester' Moore, G.T., Cheetah Morgan, CRV., Huh! Munclay, AI.D., Street Fighter Overshiner, D.R., Speedy Powell, M.B., Piston Legs Pritcharcl, M.B., Purple Ransclell, D.P., The Man Remington, Posture Rieh. S.D,, Organization Sarantos, C.T., Crusty-Chris Selby,P,T.,Tantrun1 Sherrill, P.M., Light Bulb Shriner, D.D., 'Dan the Man Suhle.te, EH., Blette Sucher, li..-X., Cles 'll2l!lillilfllI1CF,J.R.UFlSl1FZICCH laylor, KMC., Egg Head I'hee, W.N., Cinger's Delight Lhurocy, Mrs. Hfinchesttr Tuttle, Upera1or's Delight Yllagoner, C.M., l,eaclership, Plus XVeher, -LR., Deacon john West, li.'l'., Capt. Satlisticf' XVilloughhy, L.C., Bod Zaseck. 'l'.YV., Space Mouse Col. Little, lXlorgan's Bud GOOD LUCK and BEST WISHES TO Ansara, L.G., Pub Ascli, D..-X., All Sports Bakris, G.L., Barney Benitez, A.., Gusto Bollinger, li.R., Dick Bower, Bowser Brooks, TJL., B.'l'.2 Clhaboudy, l.,R., l Unele Lou Clhiakxnakis, lirl., Chick Clark, CLE., Governor Clemons, KA., Manerva Dannaeher, G.R., Pudge Davis. F.V., Baby Face Dovey, LG., Oliver Duncan, lNl.D., Brown Nose Edwards, lid lfairall, R.S.. 'lSnake lfeatherston, D.., Carp Fields, R.lNl., Clown Galbraith, D.S., Hevy Gillespie, R.li., Ray Grant, R.li., Ricl1ie Hall, lNl.G., Bird llaniilton, NVJ.. Orbit Harland, D.S., Spot llawkins, G.S., Insomnia Man Hein1,R.li., Conceito lgo, Ego johnson, D.C., Dumb johnson, J.,-X., Ssss jones, lQ.D., Zeke Kahn, C.M., Rolls liensill, AI.lXl., Off, Knox, J.G., No-Knox liowalk, PA., Pete l.an1bert, Dfli.. Dead Eye H THE SENIORS Company B l,ce,VV.. Cl1iny LeGrand, R.K., Val Linder, H.L., Hypotenuse Lyntih, D.B., Dennis Manwaring, D.R., Dr. Mlizard Miller. D. QAQ, 1-Dem Moy, H. Duper Obee, tI.H., B.O. O'Nan, D.A., Bull1 Opfer, 'l'.AI., Smiley O'Reilly, S.-I., Steve Pate, R.L., Fish Pedden, R.,-X., Nose Richards, W., 'l'wig Sanborn, DA., Tool Schaeller, 'l'.C., john Deere Schroen. S.F., Grub Sheppard, D.H., Shep Smith, l,.-I., Lionel Snyder, RA., Stride Spencer, B.M., Marn1el Spens, 'l'.M., I,iliesaver Stergios, VV.P., Bullalo Stesny, -l.D., Ape .l4l1DIllIJS0ll,1J.J., Trailer Thornberry, R.L., Dingle 'l'hornton, R.F., Dwarf Toneray, R.E., B.S. loutani, ML., Tonto VValker, AI.D., The Talker Wlattles, D.R., Big Dave Mleiclnnann, M.D.. Mike VVenhan1, C.W., Lunger X'Vhalen, K.M., 'l'heerny lfVilborn. G.I.., HeyMan Bosse. X., Fly ALL GOOD WISHES TO THE CL ,Xc'c,iac:ea, S.lXl., NVap Heron, BA., Munchkin liorgerson, B.G., BufHalo ' Bradley, G.S., Minnehaha Bridges, W'.l ., uicy Bump, S.C., I'oollipir'k Burns, 'l'.l.., Burno Burl, T..-X., Lou-Pod Chandler, CLXV., Pluto Cox, li.I.., Evan Daniel, D.-I., DZ Darguseh, XV.D., Clarence Delone, R.VV., Porky Dixon, L.R., Smoky liielenfeldl, lXI.1.., 'I'wiggy lfindley. lJ.F., 1 indel Fisher, J.'l'., Smiley lfougerousse, F.C.. Foogy Franks, Jil., H'Illll'IlCH Gibson. 'l'.Cl., Bo1o Goodman. LA., Bagel Griewe. XV.-I., 4'VVild Bill Henderson, V.C., Zinjan Hodson, -I.l'., Trick Bag Hoke, Milf., Space Minded I-lungate, XV.1i., Teeny-Bopper Johnson, R,-I., li.4I. Kapson, Cl.,-X., CIwaig Rensill, Ii.'l'., Chaplain .KH liohler. M.L., Colonel li' lxl'ClIllC1',ci.l1., Hfifllllllln Mcflarty, R.F., Dun-Dun Metzger, B.H., Beaver Miller. I..H., Hand A S S O F 1 9 6 7 Company C Moore, -I.l ., joel Nieholls, M.XV., xIeppedo Orchard, -Ill., Banana-Boy Parskaudas, R..X., Peanuts Pope, 'l'.T., Mole-Man Porger, Lover Quinlan, -j.R., Ucllllllllllllliu Redman, lXl.NV., Chopper Reed. Maynard Richardson, R.li., Dusty Ross, D.F., Zippo Rosselort, C.'l'., Rosy Russell, J.H., Veg Sandoek, D.R., Felix Schaffer, BA., Beale Sharp, R.M., Huda Sigler, R.G., Pie-Face Snauller, VCX., Snallower Snyder, XVA., CrazyX'Vl1eels Spang. Fr. Pearu Sports, B.D.,AAD63COl1', Slrandbergh, J.M., Pyro Sucher, -I..-X., Slurp lhornberry, 'l'.., '1'l1ornberry lrainel, 'I'.V., Rabbit Turkerre, A.I.., 'AHOL-Seatl' X'Valker. iI.C., kI.C. XValker, KJ., -foul 20 NVelles, R.XV.. HRNV., Pedal Pusher XVhiLe, l .S., 'l'insel Teeth XVillis, lD.B., Badgerl' lVrighl. S.R...AlLlllSli'l, Young, -I.C., NLC, Q- ---------------------- - ------ ::::::::::::::::::: Badl, D.S., Batn1an Barker, IM., Crust B2lllll'll,1J.VV., Hillbilly Boehlke, 'l'.A., Carp Carver. D.R., Onny Cliallee, D.N., Creager's Ui Clliarnock, lJ.R., XVeasel Cliinnoek, l'.fl.,1DllIIllJyH Christen, XN'urd Clark, Panda CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS Company D 1derstudy Colhatll, CLD.. Hot Shower Condon, D.1i., Lightning Clreager, -I.R., Creature Daniel, 'I'.fX.. Beak Davis, K.I.., Kenny Devanny, E. H., Skip Two Downey, V.R.. Pain-jet Duynslager. -I.li., Cunsling Edwards, BAN., l'ookey El1rlieli,N.lV., Iron-Rock liikenberry, S.L., Klepto lilliott, DNV., Doug liwalt, C.lV., Cl1arlie Fatli, A.G. Fat-H Frayer, Smokey French, Dressing er Garrett, R.H., Femme Fatale Gerow, S.li., XN'arty-XVorn1 Gray, CNV., Cro-Mag Green. RA., Champ Groll,l'.C., Motl1er Crunnne, R.l'-I., B1ow-Gun H2lI'llIlllI1.Xv.L.,UNl0lllllH Hendrix, 'l'.L,, CZ u u Hollapliel, Hedge-.X1Jple -lar-obs, 'l'..fX., linergetic jones, K.l.., Slinger Kanalos. D,C.. Cantaloupe lxllflflll, R.l .. Noisy Linlie, M.l'., Mokey Lyon, B.D., Cat McCarthy, R.li., Curia Mcfioy, D.R., Early Meel1an,T.C., Turtle Miller, M.K., Matt Nielsen, ILC., Grundy Oelberg, M.l.., Troll Perrott, USCllllOlJllIClllC Prest. D.C., Greasy Quayle, C.l'., Zilel1 Riekse, D.lXl., Cac1et Robinson, R.D., Sl0lJ Roll, ll.V.,K4,'XIl1O,, Salvaggio, RJ., Ravioli Selialler, C.l'., Nose Schoenherr, H-llllllllyn SC2lf',l,.H.,lt1JLll1,, Sexton, W.N., Sexy Slu1lz.D.R., Scl1litz Siegel, D.L., Slurpy Siegel, WA., Seagull Silverstein, MJ., Stein Smith, Q.P., Malcolm Smith, TWV., Eysspress Spengler, NYJ., Talkative Spross, Rat S11lYT2lli2lS.P.G., Gracie Straw, WUC., VVarts Stroud, L.K., Alvin Svolzoda, H.S.. Hairless Tonilinson, D.C. Thornton. jet ll Tripp, ALL., HCOIllPl1lll'lCI'U Hlaskin, TJX., Hank XValter, Big jack X'Velles, 'l'.C., Ft, Knox XVong. C., Corky Youngeberg, K.L., Fungus 'COMPANY E EXTENDS BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS .Xnderson, MJ.. Hllapt. Midnight Ardisaua, R.M., .Nrdisana Austin, -I.l'., Perry Baker, RL., Trudy Tree lieadell, NLD.. Rat Bell. SA., Oliver llroomes, CLA., Dr, Rock Brown, L.T., Mouse lirunk, BMX., I'0pi Burke, NLG., Berkel5 Day, Surfer lilder, l .XV,, H1'ifCilLllll1U Gilbert, Superior Mole Goodale. ALB., B1att Gorman, M.P., Delinquent Gray, -I.H., VVoodie Harper, -LC., Harpiug Harper, J.R., Otis Hyde. Dfl-., V.'l'.R. llliugwortl1,N'V., Germ -I1ll'YlS.xV.F.,U-'l1ll'Yl'lll2lIlH Jones, CLE., Borrisl' Iiahran. S,D.. ''Summer-Blonde Rocher, XV.l'., Maj, Mouth Longaere, NFO., NViseaere Miller, CI.O., A.B. Moore, .-X.R., Hood Nlcfluire, AI.P., Judy Newell, X'V.F., Penguin Prater, 4I.D., Crate1'-lfac'e Reynolds, VV.R., Rom'ket cllllljlllllllli Rice, 'l'.D., Detroit XVliee1 Robbins, R. Parrott Slllilllh, D.A., USIll0lCllhliyU Sll2llllCI'. R.N., Snallower Snyder, R.l.., l'.l'. Somerville, GMX.. Truck Stutmian, C.1.., Stull lalmadge, S.S., l'l1el5arrelB..-X.T.l' I'ate, C.G., Face,' Taylor, IKM., Red Boots Tlioluas, RJ., UFl'CIlC'll Mouse 'l4ll0IlllJhOIl, P.D., CLirall'e XVic'kson, D. HiIifiCkS0lIlH XVilson, ML., Midget XVilmon, XV.B.. uililllllflllllu XVinter, D.G., X'VS'l'R Ylioll, S. Mass Man ALL OF US AT ACADEMY CORPORATION S.-XLVTE YOU af HOWE MILITARY SCHOOL ACA EMY CORPORATION HII'7lIl'l'l' Qualify is IJf.s'1'1'j1!1'r1f'd HOWE, INDIANA 4 f ar Schwinn Raleigh Columbia TH,.mM.!Y Pioneers - Since 1909 WARREN, OHIO rw N, KA A A A A A A A A A A A A A AAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA' AAAAAAAAA A AAA? 4, 4, 4, 4, 4: 4: It it 4: 4: 4, 4, 5: N N, 5: : : 5: 3: :I 4 4 :E :E 4: 4: If if I U I rfln ood B 5, Spo g G s y 41 II 4: 1: 4: M c G R E G o R ,I 4: : 4, 4, 1: Q: Ig WI L S o N 4: T: it 4, 4, 4 4 gf sPAu LDING :E 4, 4, II I: 4: 4: 4: 4: 1: 1 o -- 1: 1: II 4: 4: 4, 4, 1' I: 4' 4, gf 0 R T S A R A M 5, 11 123 west cimcago 1: 1: ft 1, STU RGIS, MICHIGAN 1: :I :I 4: 4: :: 5: 4 :E :E 4, 4, it It 4 If II 4: 4: 4: 4: 4: 4: 1: 1: 4 1: :I L -:::: - - A:::: - - -:::::::::::::: - -:::,,, L N -4 p'x' v Our Compliments and Best Wishes L0 Zhe CLASS of 1967 AMWAQ-,g,A PENS TOOL 8: MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Mr. and Mrs. V. Penzenik -.5gN' - ,Wx INC ' ,f Besf Wishes fo the 1966 - 1967 Cadets Office: WE 2-5300 Residence: KE 7-0245 ir LONG'S MOBILE HOME COURT 26530 Plymouth Road DETROIT, MICHIGAN 48239 CHARLES and AGNES LONG Owners ' v ' r' f CONGRATUI,,'XTIUNS CLASS of 1967 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence V. Wickson rw, IN N N 4 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of 1967 Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Pate Coder Ronald Pate Mona Pafe -lx ' f ' - ' - CIONGRATITI..-XTIONS I C L A S S o f 1 9 6 7 from S T A R L I T E D R I V E IN R E S T A U R A N T UI'I vl'Ilfl'f? to Eat Good l o0fI 1401 East Chicago Road Sturgis, Michigan-US-12 N, Best Wishes to the CLASS of 1967 CARL'S DISCOUNT STORE Maplecresf Plaza STURGIS, MICHIGAN 49091 Phone: 616 - 651-6505 Namf' Brands at Iliscouni Pfriczfs ' - ,Na Tln'rff lx No .S'11I1.vIz'f1lIr' for lfnir Uc'r1ling ESTABLISHED 1914 THE PAUL M. YAUGER Monumental Works LONDON, OHIO THOMAS J. SELBY, Owner Office Phone 852-1553 London, Ohio Residence Phone 852-0355 Reverse Charges Open Sundays 1 P.M. To 5 P.M. ' - KENDALLVILLE LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING CO. KEND,-Xl,LVlI,I,E, INDIANA f , NORTHERN INDIANA AGENCY, INC. COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE Dean F. Cufshall Tom Lutz 805 Fort Wayne Bank Building FORT WAYNE, INDIANA N CONGRATULATIONS fofhe CLASS OF 1967 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Weichmann and Family X c1oNc:R,xTv1,,x'1'1oNs CLASS of 1967 Mr. and Mrs. Spencer E. Bowen ' f -.gfx -:::1 K E I S T E R Walgreen Drug Store l,'l'lf.W,'l'lTlllllllI Sjufcialisls ACCURATELY DISPENSED ' r Try us for your drug and sundry needs and SAVE! if-A 'I02 WEST CHICAGO ROAD STURGIS, MICHIGAN FOUNTAIN and I.l'NCHEONE'I I'1i 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 s lx , CLEVELAND: Sweefbriar I-3500 AKRON: FRankIin 6-2225 YOUNGSTOWN: 744-0555 ROBERT M. SLIFE and ASSOCIATES, INC. SHAKER-WOODHILL BLDG. ROBERT M. SLIFE 2754 WOODHILL ROAD CLEVELAND 4, OHIO Material Handling Equipment -.ZR ' f 'Y 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I :I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I I 1 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 4 4 I I 'I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I .S V -A-- ..... -------- - - -::- '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 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I ' ' - K f You Always Save At PORTER CUT RATE DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE VETERINARIAN SUPPLIES TRUSSES 84 FITTINGS TOYS - SCHOOL SUPPLIES - GIFTS STOVER CANDIES - COSMETICS PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES CONVALESCENT 81 INVALID EQUIPT. 81 SUPPLIES 3 - REGISTERED PHARMACISTS - 3 FREE DELIVERY DIAL 651-5376 Prescription Department - 651-3291 126 West Chicago Sturgis, Michigan sl'N' v f L - ----4 , - 'N' ' CONGRATULATIONS tothe 1967 Senior Class HOWE MILITARY SCHOOL The Reverend and Mrs. J. Perry Austin PARENTS OF Cadet James Perry Austin, '67 ' f 4 A , C1 O N KL RAT U L A T I O N S to Ihr: C L A S S o f 1 9 6 7 George Smirnov, M.D. ' x CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of 1967 o Mrs. Clara K. Gemmell Mr. and Mrs. William B. Duranf Dennis C. Johnson ' f' f 'if Compliments BELBROOK CATTLE COMPANY sozEMAN, MONTANA 'A'-ir Mr. and Mrs. Delbrook Lichtenberg and Robert W. Hall f f f f -ZX ' - Congratulations Seniors! ORCHARD PARK FOOD MARKET, INC. 862 North Avenue BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN Steve Ylioff, Sr. , N, 'k L EO'S JEWELRY 207 West Chicago Road STURGIS, MICHIGAN - Congratulations - 14,7 Q Li., Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hotovy 'A' ARROW FKEEBIAN tIANTzL:x SPoR'r5w13AR DOBBS HATS ESQUIRE SOCKS SWANR KIEIVELRY CARL REHM'S CLOTHING 'I25 West Chicago Road STURGIS, MICHIGAN f' f Congratulations Seniors 'I96 7 Mr. and Mrs. Enloe B. Hoke and Bill and Tom , IIJOY TL mum S6'I'1ll'llg Howe Alililrlry School for Over 40 I'f'ar.s XVITH THE MILK XVITH ALI, THE EXTRAS! 157: MORE PROTEIN, 202 MORE CALCIUM, 7070 MORE MILK SUGAR THAN ANY OTHER MILK OF THE SAME BUTTER FAT TEST SOLD IN THIS AREA PRODUCED AND PROCESSED ON THE FARM LOCUST LANE JERSEY FARMS, Inc. RALPH A. K1c1.1.x' X Soxs, Howri, INDIANA VIS! TORX IVEL C OIIIE , , w ' v CONGRATULATIONS Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Galbraith - N' v ,e , ,N N s f O ents lim P lfl C0 81 N R E T T A P IOR R E P U S Y N A P M O C INTJ' 48213 U R G,i AN T o IG C 68 ICH UFA lj' M N TRO A DE M f n .de I es pf J , hl f I' O VV .gs Sl H. W. ,N ,N sw J I 'I I 'I II II ll II '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 II ll II '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 and BEST XVISHES to thc' CLASS of 1967 WARNER INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. HOXVIZ, INDIANA ,fx ' f ,, xxx QI. XVARNER, A86 ISICVIQRLY L. XVARNER fi, LAKESIDE REFINING COMPANY P. O. Box 909 KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN O CLASS of 1967 CONGRATULATIONS f-Q, , r Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1967 Best Wishes to the Howe Faculty and Cadet Corps Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brooks and Family ..+.ssg ,,, MlLROY'S FISH 8g CHIPS Demon, MICHIGAN ,4 ,, ,, , , ' r CON GRA'I'U1,.-XTIONS and BEST XVISHES CLASS of 1967 Mr. and Mrs. William Snaufer and Family ' ' f CONGRATULATIONS to Richard E. Toncray and lim CLASS of 1967 -lN f 4 Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Toncray f' f CONCLRA'1'ULA'1i1OXS and BEST XVISHES lo the CLASS of 1967 SHRINER PLUMBING 8a HEATING CO. 24261 West 7 Mile Road DETROIT, MICHIGAN XM. Q ln... Donald Shriner and Son, Dan ' STU RGIS SUPPLY COMPANY WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS OF PLUMBING 81 HEATING SUPPLIES Telephone 651-2345 Sturgis, Michigan ' , , - 'N' v Congratulations and Best Wishes to llze CLASS of 1967 ,sw ssg- am Mr. and Mrs. Emerson M. Gilbert and son Cadet Jerry E. Gilbert Muskegon. Michigan f , THE WOOD INN and MOTEL West Chicago Road CUS-125 STURGIS, MICHIGAN 49091 'A' For Reservations Phone MOTEL - 651-2391 0 Phone INN - 651-6601 ir Ixilll? Food BREAKFAST - LUNCH - DINNER Clmul Coiiifoiirllzlfz' lfoonix Air Conditioning - TV and Phones in All Rooms lft'Il.SUIIIlI2Ilf Rain 4 COXCLRATU LATIONS I0 H10 CLASS of 1967 HORNER WOOLEN COMPANY EATON RAPIDS, MICHIGAN Founded 1836 Hamm' Ii'V00lffI1 BI1II1kel.s' Jiakc II'VIl1'Hl FI'i1'I1fIs fx ir- ir- if Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Boehlke IIINSDALEJ ILLINOIS 'A'-if-ir BEST WISHES Dr. and Mrs. G. R. Schaffer Brett and Craig CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of 1967 Ami 'HI my faith lhaf KUlf'I'y jlozvw' enjoys Ihr air il 11I'eaflIe.s. VOGT'S FLOWERS and GREENHOUSES sruncls, MICHIGAN Phone 651-5676 mf CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of 1967 RIETH-RILEY CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. CONTRACTORS o ROAD BUILDERS P. O. Box 477 GosI-IEN, INDIANA 46526 N, ' ' Congrafulafions fo the C LASS of 1 967 a n d Best Wishes fo the Howe Faculty, ROTC Staff and fo fhe Coming Howe Cadets LT. REYNOLD M. HALLETT Company A ' v f ' r , , s4 'N' ' JIM'S STEAK HOUSE 1800 Scranton Road CLEVELAND, OHIO 44113 ' ' For Reservations - 241-655425 w Fmt ll ring Aged U. S. Prime Steaks - Lamb Chops f f Party Facilities Wm, , , ' f DRIVE A LITTLE AND SAVE A LOT -lfrrf' llwlivcfry Arlyzullrrff- CAIN LUMBER CO. Building Material of All Kinds lllzeck Us I ir.s'l for GOOD Servirr -Qi CALL Howe 562-2381 F. D. 3 HOWE, INDIANA -.ZX 'L- R. B. SPAN G SALES COMPANY Manufacturer's Representative 22700 Garrison Avenue DEARBORN, MICHIGAN 48124 f , , Congratulations and Best Wishes C L A S S o f I 9 6 7 Mr. and Mrs. R. Bud Davis fi- ma THE INTERSTATE PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, INC. Jackson at Van Buren 0 Telephone Hlckory 6-0500 DANVILLE, ILLINOIS O Dolly Overshiner Denny Overshiner 'if COMPI,IMIiN'1'S Of BANDHOLTZ - Paint Manufacturing Company ' f Wall Paper and Unpainted Furniture f-Q.. 106 S. Pleasant Street, Sturgis, Michigan Telephone 651-5740 lJllI'Ill.1' - linamcfls - Varnisl11'.s' - I.zu.'q11ers f , 'if if QUALITY FOODS, INC. Wholesale Grocers 1830 Wayne Trace FORT WAYNE, INDIANA Phone 743-5311 , f , PA T T E RS ON 'S Supper Club w. CHICAGO ROAD 'lr-ir C 0 L 0 N I A L Motor Inn s. CENTERVILLE ROAD Traditional Hospitality STURGIS, MICHIGAN CONGRATUI.APIAIONS TO THF SENIOR CI..-XSS FOR THEIR ACCIOMPLISHMENTS w N PAUL A. ATWATER Citgo Petroleum Products HOWE INDIANA ' .f .fN.5 COMPLIMENTS OF S M A L I S , I N C . BELLE VERNON, PENNSYLVANIA o ' f' f xr ,N -.ZR ' f BUD ELECTRONIC SUPPLY COMPANY g,,.,gh-1. P. O. Box 734 DANVILLE, ILLINOIS I N N ' . ACADEMY MUSIC COMPANY Finest in Amusement Equipment QulNcY, MICHIGAN Phone 639-4135 -A' G. R. BASSETT , N, C10 NI PLI NIICNTS OF THE CRANE-HOWARD LITHOGRAPH CO. 1435 East 12th Sf. Cleveland, Ohio 44114 z , ' -' -4 Compliments Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sf. C. Green BEST XVISHES CLASS of 1967 ' r' ' v c:oMP1.1M1iN'1's OF WENHAM TRANSPORTATION, INC. WT 3200 East 79th Street Cleveland, Ohio 44104 f NN Dedicated to Graduating Seniors . . EVER MAY YOUR LIGHT SO SHINE BEFORE MEN, THAT THEY MAY SEE YOUR GOOD XVORKS, AND GLORIFY YOUR FATHER YVHICH IS IN HEAVEN. From the Grateful Parents of a Howe Cadet . . . 1- ,,g, 'if N, . , +.l9N' 4 ROYAL RUBBER COMPANY Division of the Rubber Shop, Inc. 'A'-ir Mr. and Mrs. A. Zoss x. N ' f f' , ' 4 , ,,, , coxc:RATU1.ATloNs CLASS of 1967 ir Manwaring Leghorn Farms, Inc. Mentone, Indiana z f ,, 44 Congratulations and Besf Wishes lo the CLASS OF 1967 -.ZR Q FQ- Mr. and Mrs. Sherwin Vine 1 , D I X EQUIPMENT CO. Rental - Sales - Service Contractors Equipment and Supplies TRENTON. MICHIGAN ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN N Ear ' f wi' Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 .QQ-N Q we Howe Military School Parents' Club of Metropolitan Detroit ' fN-5 r N' ,Nwx ONGRA'1'UI,A'I'IONS and BEST XVISHES L0 the CLASS of 1 967 The Zimmermans f .-N452 z , 'Q' ,gN, , CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES CLASS of 1967 -.fx fi- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O. Merritt -JS fi- fx, N ,N N S cfs s N he 67 o T ,9ATI 0 1 of TUL S RA nd HE NG G ls 0 w c I s E B ci In I fion -a cl so As I rs afhe F e w Ho N mi N Z 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P IP 'P 'P 'P 'P 'I 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'I 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'I 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'I 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P l 'Ir ir-'A' OUR HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF l967 , ' CABLE RAINCOAT CO. 130 Auckland Street Boston, Massachusetts N, Mr. and Mrs. Alex J. Thurocy Alex J. Thurocy, Company A ir-'Ir l 4 --Y-.,,vv xxx, Congratulations C L A S S o f 1 9 6 7 f , TECUMSEH PRODUCTS COMPANY TECUMSEH, MICHIGAN , '. v , , , Nf ,, All Good Wishes to the Corps of Cadets and In ilu' C L A S S o f 1 9 6 7 --------O------.- nd Mrs. Howard L. Linder lillullxcslmm, NLIKIHIGAN , N, N BEST WISHES HOWE MILITARY SCHOOL and CIONGRATU LATIONS Ifflfllff CLASS OF 1967 MORNING GLORY INN 648l Taft Street CvARYJ INDIANA Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kafrenics ' f - ' f N Nf , MASTERCUT UNIFORMS ARE PART OF THE PICTURE! XVhen we observe a Howe Military Cadet, the composite picture we seem to see at a glance is actually made up of Various separate elements. Among the more quickly apparent ol' these elements are: the alertly intelligent air, the conlident poise ol sell'-discipline, the erect military hearing, with well-groomed appear- ance enhanced hy the Hne MAs'l'L:Rc:U'1 uniform. That's why we say, l'The Unilorm is part ol' the picture. XVe are gratified that our exclusive MAs'1'1-3Rc:lI'l ' uniform has been chosen over the years to lit not only the physique but also the personality ol' the Howe Military Cadet. YVe're proud ol' our MAs'1'L:Rc:U'1 , uniforms, and proud ol' the splendid young men who wear them. IHLI G BRO . EVERARD CO. Sinriff 1869 269 E. Miczuiu,-xx AVENUE KA1,Axi,xzoo, Micuiofxx - x' f ' ' M. T. SHAW, INC. Manufacturers of MEN'S and BOY'S GOODYEAR WELT SHOES xx 1 x 2351 ' 7 1 .1 . -1 Ak -- 1 1z:esY:+ if. - ek. '-:sez-13' :, -1....-.min-4..1.,, , ,.4:.-,fgf wk 1-rs '-fm , ....,.,,...,.. , - .. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF FORT WAYNE 5 , TO ..,l:A:z,,.,.. thc gI'21dLl21'fil1g class W. B. TERRY, President --------------AA-----'::: '::'Q,::Q:- f f Congratulations Tafler Shnup X7 uwzrzrl 25111112 DEFIANCIE and Sth A 771 I1 Il lance Service PHONE: 219 - 562-3411 Howe, Indiana 46746 N, ,Na Collzjzlinzents of THE STATE BANK OF LIMA HOXVE, INDIANA 'lc 'k Over u Ccfnlury of Continuous Service TIHYTYIIUI' of Fgd1f1'al Re.ser've System and Federal lleposil Ifl.XIll'IUIClf COVIIOVIIITOVI f , f , ' r' r .fuciffsl Baaufy Ayafon ON THE PROMENADE FIRST NATIONAL BUILDING 201 SOUTH MAIN STREET LOWER LEVEL Phone 665-6209 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN Nix rw Ifrzfzl and SlHIIlIl1'l',S RIVERSIDE INN On the Banks of the Old St. Joe in Mottville EXCELLENT FOODS ouR Eooo MusT sAnsEY on THE MEAL IS ON us COCKTAILS FOR RESERVATIONS - DIAL 483-4161 HRIVERVIEW DINING 6 MI. WEST OF WHITE PIGEON ON US-I2 y f CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of 1967 mad 70. hmmm, '7na. Plumbing - Heating - Sheet Metal 310 North Centerville Road O P. O. Box 396 STURGIS, MICHIGAN 49091 f i-i-t B A R C Z A K ' S For Distinctive Dining COCKTAIL LOUNGE STEAKS 0 SEA FOOD 0 CHICKEN RESERVATIONS FOR PARTIES Phone 483 - 995 I CLOSED TUESDAYS 420 West Chicago Road White Pigeon, Michigan fnfff ,. x .yxgfmf Compliments of and Mrs. Frederic R. Smith and Timothy .11-fagfmf aft ' J Aifaia MOORE'S PHARMACY 83 l'IAMIL'I'UN S'l'R1cr:'1' XVORCZESTER, MASSACIYIUSIQTTS - x' v , , '::0:: QQ:::f- '::'::'0::0f':::'::,:::,'. ::'0,'4 To The Class of '67 COMPLIMENTS OF US 44,4 B O C feveryone's classj A A A A - A A A - A A4- A A, A - A A A A: A:: A: A -::::::::- ::::::::':::,0:: 'Ir ADVANCED SALES ON THIS BOOK, BASED ON OUR OWN COLLECTIONS, HAS BEEN MOST ENCOURAGING More than 600 pieces of glass are pictured so that the dealer, the collector and the beginner will have the opportunity of comparison. The photography and the color work are superb. 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WHITLOW 17436 Poplar Riverview, Michigan 48192 if FOL -. 'N ' .- Decorated Cakes for Birthdays and Special Occasions Hi- Q ,.,4 PHONE 4153-33423 TZ BAKERY,INC LA GRANGE, INDIANA safe ' f Ny , Qxilas glnhueairieza, C' nn- 0 H I 0 P L A N T S wooovnus - Glssonaukc - DUNKIRK - FREMONT PRECISION MACHINED CRANKSHAFTS GENERAL PRODUCTION MACHINING Silas gmanhinerg Qfnnrpang INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY BOUGHT AND SOLD i ,N x , s,, , Heating and Air Conditioning HILMES 81 MOORE Distributors, Inc. 2520 EAST 12th STREET INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA 46201 Tom Moore Of11ce Phone ME 9-1531 Residence Phone FL 9-5912 fi-so is ,fx ' f w4 x' f COMPLIMENTS -of- Colonel and Mrs. Joseph A. Gray -4 :x' ' z , al' BEST WISHES to CLASS of 1967 706Zf6d DIE 8. ENGINEERING co SPECIALIZING IN Tools, Dies, Jigs, Fixtures, Efc. 12855 BURT ROAD DETROIT, MICHIGAN 48223 +,ggGGE - Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey F. Welles 'k Mr , f , Besf Wishes fo the CORPS OF CADETS and fo the CLASS of 1967 ,,M,-g1,, . and Mrs. Warren Krause and Family gg-Nf ,, T 1 - N N ' To the CLASS of 1967 BEST XVISHES for YOUR CIONTINUED SUCCESS Mr. Albert G. Fafh XENIA, fjlllll -q N A - -::,7 I I IP 'I 'I 'I 41 IP :I I In In 4+ Ir 'I IP IP 'I IP 'I 'I 'I 'I 4+ 'I IP In IP 'I 'I 4+ 'I 'I IP 'I 'I Ir 'r 'I In :I I Ir 'l 'I 'I In 'I 'I 'u 'r Ir 'I 1+ r IP In 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I IP In 'u 'I 'P 'I Ir 'I :I I In 'I Ir 'I :I r I 'I 'I 'I :I I 'I I L. I 'r 4 3 I I I OF THE 1967 TATLER MR. cmd MRS. R. PARKE BROWN MR. cmd MRS. WILLIAM F. MEEHAN DR. and MRS. ARNOLD O. ABRAHAM MR. and MRS. WILLIAM R. DONNELLY MR. and MRS. MARION F. REAGER MR. cmd MRS. V. E. ZASECK MR. ROBERT C. VOLLMER IUDGE and MRS. WILLIAM L. DAY MR. and MRS. MORGAN W. ANDERSON MR. and MRS. ROY C. HARRISON MRS. PHILIP B. MILLER MR. and MRS. ARCHIE ACCIACCA MR. cmd MRS. WILLIAM N. THEE MAI. and MRS. WILLIAM P. STROUD, IR. DR. cmd MRS. BENJAMIN F. GRANT MR. and MRS. 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