Kentucky Military Institute - Saber Yearbook (Lyndon, KY)

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HARRY LeROY MCCOLM, IR Huntington, West Virginia I S E N I 0 Entered K. M. I. September, 1934 Private, Band Ill, Sergeant, Band f2lg Non-Commissioned Officers' Club KZJ, Orchestra til. On a September morning two years ago there came through the ivy-covered gates of our school a dark-haired boy with a heavy stubble of beard on his foce which much belied his age. Harry s character, personality, and ability are all outstanding, and his playing in the school orchestra was one of the reasons that that organization was so popular on the campus. Page Twenty-eight ,,. .., u, --5' .,, HERBERT ANDREWS MARKLE Bluefield, West Virginia Entered K. M. I. September, 1935 Private, Company B fllg Varsity Football fllg K Club, Bert Markle hasnt been with us long, but none will ever forget him. Ma is always willing to help some- one over a tough spot. Honest, capable, smiling, and a true friend, Bert will truly be missed by everyone in school. May your success be everlasting, Bert. W'e know it will. f--x ' 'V-1 k . THOMAS RODGERS MAXON Muncie, Indiana Entered K. M. 1. September, 1935 Private, Company C fllg First Class Private, Company C ill, Glee Club tllg History Editor of Saber. Here we have another of those lik- able Hoosiers Torn Maxon by name, and high scholastic grades are his specialty, Were sure that if he works at this difficult task of making a success of life as hard as he has here, Tom will be a winner So long, Tommy, and let us hear from you. -Quui -,ijt ' rr 'AL 1.1, J X. li, si, - -,2- s. .- .1 s mu ., ., 1

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THOMAS LELAND LAMPHIER Akron ohm CARL HOWARD KENT Akron Oluo Entered K M I September 1934 Prxvate Band Cll Corporal Band f2l NonComm1ss1oned Olftcers Club C2l Glee Club C2l Orchestra ill Basket ba ill Upon h1s arrlval at K M I Carl 1m medtately became one of the most popular boys at school He proved to be a real fnend and a good sport and as a member of the orchestra he was a credlt to tt IH every respect Car IS also a hard worker and we pred1ct that he wxll make good at whatever he undertakes WI1.LIAM GIBANS KRAUS Akron Oluo Entered K. M I September 1934 Prtvate Company C ill Sergeant Company C C2l Platoon Sergeant Company C ill D1st1ngu1shedM1l1tary ill NonComm1ss1oned Offxcers Club f2l Honor Roll lll Company Football Once upon a tlme there carne to K M I a ltttle bashful boy by the name of Wlll1Om Moose Kraus H had nothmg to say But after llvmg wlth us for two years what he has done speaks so loudly lt 1snt necessary for hxm to talk He has personallty charac ter loyalty dep9I lClClbll1lY h1gh marks what more could you want? Heres to you B111 li Entered K. M I September 1934 Prtvate Company C C l FITSI Class Prlvate Ill Corporal Company B C2l Non Commtsstoned Ofhcers Club C2l Cheer Leader fll f2l Glee Club ill Varslty Football Manager C2l Company Football ill K Club Tom the Akron Romeo conquers everyones heart whether 1t be mascu lme or temlmne He IS one ol the best cheer leaders K M I ever had and as a football manager he was the tops All together now lets glve a rousing cheer for Torn Page Twenty seven 1 I V ' , 1: ' mf 'A V 4 U A l I H H . G ll . ' ' . . . I I . ' . ' ' : 7 lf. l l :lla , '

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CHARLES DANIEL NACHAND IR Entered K. M I September 1934 IAMES LOCKWOOD MILLER Hunt1ngton West Vlfglnld Entered K. M I September 1935 Private, Band fll' First Class Private, Band HJ- Second Team Football Ill. You will like Lockwood, no matter how critical you are, for ne has any characteristic you may name which de- scribes a real fellow and a friend. Al- ways courteous, always tolerant, and always unselfish, he has taken entire possession of our hearts. FREDERICK F MYERS IR Akron Ohio Entered K. M I September 1935 Private Company C Ill Corporal Company C t2l Sergeant Company B 133 Non Commlssioned Officers Club C21 f3l Glee Club fll, t2l f3J. If any cadet should so desire a goal o work toward, let him take F.F. an example and attempt to attain his popularity. Fo' although Fred was not among the upper ten of his class in .udies, ne was among the upper few in the number of fiends that he had. F.F. was a square shooter and was very proud of his morals. We are cer- tain tnat he shall make good in his future work, and will have contributed his share to perpetuate the high stand- ard of the graduates of K. M. I. Private Band C11 Corporal Band C21 S rgeant Band Q21 Non Commissioned Officers Club C23 Rifle Team C25 We have often wondered how one small head could hold all that this boy knows for he knows a great deal about everything he especlally excels tn music scholarship and wrestl1ng and as a friend well hes the best of the best Page Twenty-nine , . 1 S Ieifersonville. Indiana I 6 I. I I, V ,n t , I I I I. - ' l ' as 5 I in 'A' f fx R t ,