Kentucky Military Institute - Saber Yearbook (Lyndon, KY)

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SENI --gfffq- 5 -. : f.-'Y!fAf,3,,g. ' . --..,.. 'f ,w- -1-U-.-f 1-v , - ,, ,,. . -Q, - -,'..a-raw-. i.. -..-'4.- fi -4'-an-1 .4 1... :Jaw r.,....,,.. ... ,..., JAMES E. TEPLEY- ATLAS Pipestonc. Minnesota Scientific Entered September, 1943. Company C. Military I. Private. The Muscle Man of the senior class. A handy man on the bars and a potent weight lifter. Good for a bit of entertainment at any time, day or night. Member of The Three 0wlmen -Kraft, Ogden and himself. No use to tie him up-he'll gnaw loose. But a good guy to have around. Tap plans to go to college if the Army doesn't need him. HUGH JAMES UNGERLEIDER- LElDER Louisville, Kentucky Scientific Entered September, 1941. Company A. Military III. Second Lieutenant 1943-4. Honor Roll. Saber and Kentucadet Staffs. Best Company 1942. All Intramural sports. Leider is a live wire, a good officer and a swell fellow. Plenty of brains and ability, too. 1-Ie ought to go places. It's Brown University or the Navy next from here. JAMES W. THOMPSON, JR.- TOMMY Paris, Kentucky Scientific Entered September, 1943. Company C. Military I. Private. Varsity football, Intramural softball, basket- ball, speedball, swimming, fishing. Since he landed here last September Tommy has been in the thick of things. Wears a perpetual grin, always full of fun. We wish he didn't have to leave so soon. Says he'll be leaving soon for the Army, Navy or Marines, preferably the last. J. R. VINSON- JACK Franklin Furnace, Ohio Scientific Entered September. 1941. Company C. Military III. Second Lieutenant 1943. Varsity football, baseball, boxing, Intramural sports, general activities. Jack was a mighty fine chap to have around and it was with genuine regret that we had to tell him goodbye when he left at Christmas time to en- ter the Armed Forces. There's a lot to Jack in many ways and we predict that he will make his mark in the world. ROBERT D. TROUP- Knob Miamisburg, Ohio Scientific Entered September, 1943. Band. Military I. Private. Intramural basketball, softball, tennis, volleyball, speedball, Member of Band and Staff. Champion in speedball and an athlete of real ability. The clarinet he played in the dance band fairly sizzled. Looks like a coming musician. Knob is also a shark in aeronautics, receiving an award from Ohio Department of Education. An aviation cadet in the AAF. GEORGE A. VUTSAS- VUTS Huntington, West Virginia Scientific Entered September. 1942. Band. Military II. Private. Intramural football, basketball, softball, volleyball, speedball. Vuts is a general favorite in these parts. As good natured a guy as you'd ever want to see. Friends? Certainly, Lots of them, all of whom will hate to tell him goodbye. He plans and hopes to begin a pre-medical course at University of Richmond after K. M. I. , , ., '.. - - A H- ,.. ...,w ', 5 ,, - v. --- .. .. .1 . .Ha -...-..4- ,L ,..- . . U AM, s

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