Manlius School - Haversack Yearbook (Manlius, NY)

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KNORR, GUY LORENZO- Lor Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania Private, Band, '08-'09-'Io-'ug Orchestrag Gunner, Artilleryg Honor Board, Pennsylvania Clubg Band Base-ball Team. A tender youth, he is a star member of Pug's flying battery. He plays a leading part in thelactivities of the bandits. LE BOUTILLIER, AUSTIN-KKLCC-BOOCY, High Bridge, New Jersey Private, Troop A , Captain Troop A Base-ball Team, New York State Club. Smoother than the ave-rage trooper. He is a scholastic missionary from Andover's classic halls. He is keeping up the reputation of his former school by working very hard. It is said that he is not particular whom or what he works. He is a self-appointed member of the School advisory committee. Ult is often very expensive to think out loud. 27

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H1TcHcocK, THoMAs EUGENE-r:HltCh,' Syracuse, New York Adelphi, Private, Second Battery, 'og-'04, junior Corporal, Second Battery, 'o4-'05, Private, Company A 'o5-'06, Corporal, Com- pany A , 'o6-'07, Sergeant, Company 'A , '07-'08, Color Ser- geant, N. C. S., '08, Second Lieutenant, Company C , '09, First Lieutenant, Company C , '09-'10, Captain, Company A '10, Captain, Company E , '11, Artillery, '06-'07-'08-'09-'10, 'Pong Service Medal, Order of the Phoenix, Marksman, Junior Natronal Rifle Association, Marksman, '06-'07-'08-'og-'10, Captain, Com- pany C Rifle Team, '10, Foot-ball '06-'07-'08-'o9, M in Foot-ball, '10, Manager of Track Team, '11, President of E Company Athletic Association, '11, Company E Basket-ball Team '11, School Honor Board, Spring Day Manager 11, Svvagger Club, '07-'08-'o9, New York State: Club, Secretaryl Ser- geants' Club '08, Business Manager and Old Boy Editor of the Wind Mill, 1o-'11, Associate Editor of the Haversack, '11, Punchinello Club '09-'IO. Tom Hitchcock., Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Hear Ye! and the longer you stick around the more you hear. He will stand ready to argue, debate, dissertate, declaim or write essays on any subject from the Nebular Hypothesis to the Procession of the Equrnoxes and, gentlemen, let me impress upon your massive intellects that his accomplishments are a thing of beauty and a joy forever. As he is a member of the Haversack Board it is hard for us to censure this young man and as the book must beidevoted to other purposes we are unable to quote a specimen of his argumentation. For reference see 1910 Haversack. Where ignorance is bliss, 'tis folly to argue. Hoovak, B. HOYVARD-iiBCC Lincoln, Kansas Corporal, Band, Band Rifle Team, Western Club, Artillery, Penmanship Instructor, '09-'IO. He is far too good for this sinful world. His days are numbered and we fear he will be snatched from our midst by the celestial recruiting sergeant and drafted into the heavenly band, which, let me remark, is slightly different from our Band. So good, so young, they say do ne'er live long. 26

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RVTILLER, SIDNEY STANHOPE-'lSicl. Stanhope Indianapolis, lndiana Private, Company A , '08-'09, Private, Company A and Company E , '09-'10, Private, Company E , 'Io-'11, Foot-ball Squad, '09, M in Foot-ball, '10, Company E Base-ball Team, '10, NNI in Base-ball, '11, Manager Basket-ball, '11, Company E Basket-ball team, ,IIQ VV'inner of the Hunt Manual Trophy, 'IL Sid Miller! All hail to the Honor System! For Stanhope no longer follows the ponies. This industrious Hoosier holds the honor of receiving one of those rare screeds-a Classical Diploma. His senior year was so strenuous that he has decided to rusticate for four yC81'S at Hamilton. Morro: Amo, Amas, Amar, Amamus, Amatis, Amant RIITCHELL, FRANK MEBANE , Blondy, hfIitch, Doc Apulia Station, New York Private and Lance Corporal, '09, Corporal, '10, Sergeant, Acting Color Sergeant, '11, Iron Cross of the Legion of Honor, Marks- man, 'o8-'o9-'Io-'11, Long Service Medal, Captain Foot-ball Team, '10, UM in Foot-ball, '08-'09-'10, M in Basket-ball, '10, Basket-ball Squad, '09-'10, M in Hockey, 'Io-'11, Manager Hockey Team, 'Io-'11, Assistant Editor-in-Chief WIND MILL, '08, Athletic Editor, '09-'Io-'11, Associate Editor Haversack, '11, W'inner Second Prize Gallery Practice Medal, '08, Company B RiHe Team, 'o8, Company E Rifle Team, 'o9-'10, Treasurer New York State Club, Company E Base-ball Team, '09-'10, Member Athletic Council, 'og-'Io-'11, Base-ball Squad, 'o8-'og-'10, M in Base-ball, '11, Junior National Rifle Association, '10, Swagger Club, Spanish Club, '11, Camera Club, United States Revolver Association, '10, Punchinello Club, Company E Athletic Committee, '11, Instructor of Physical Culture, 'Io-'11. It was once feared that the harsh influence of military life would he derogatory to Blondy's character. His nickname characterizes him. Blondy ! Imagine to yourself a timid, retiring youth, fresh plucked from the refined influences of Sunday School and 'Klady teachers, being placed alone and without protection -in a military school. VVe are glad, however, that his character has been strong enough not to be changed, and at graduation Frank leaves, taking with him his simple ways, lovely spirit and kindness of heart which have endeared him to us all. MOTTOZ A soft answer turneth away wrath. 28