Manlius School - Haversack Yearbook (Manlius, NY)

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-1.-1. ig.-.L- ...ll S-1-1.. E'-L ll Ill l ullll.. ' i' 1. ..- E.: llll Illllllllllllum Page22 THE HAVERSACK 1926 THOMAS GRIENIE ANDERSON- Andy Amsterdam, N. Y. Hadley junior Society. Private, Company B , '25-'26, Track Squad, '26g Military Merit Badge C1 bronze shieldbg Good Conduct Badge, King Club, C.M.T. Camp Plattsburg, '25g Sharpshooter, I21g,y?ompanion, Order of The Phoenix. CModel Soldier, 'Company Andy leads the class on all alphabetical lists and makes a strong bid to lead it in other lines as well. His cheerful grin reflected his happy disposition and his sartorial perfection was continuous and worthy of emulation. He was one of Earl's best customers for Dyanshine and when turned out for inspection he seldom pulled a skin . Popular with Kaydets, faculty and the ladies, his stay with us was all too short. He goes to Dartmouth next year with the assurance of further successes. HAROLD GEORGE BACK- Backie Lowville, N. Y. Private, Hq. Company CBandJ '23-Q45 '25-126i W1'e5'f1iHg Team CCaptainj '25-'26, Art Department, Wind M111 Board. Backie was one of those rare characters who consistently and unvary- ingly attended strictly to his own business 'to the complete exclusion of all ulterior interests and activities. I His own .business appeared to be the gradual but steady accumulation of credlts in the academic department and the making of life miserable for the rest of us about 6:45 A.M. by never failing to sound'reve1lle and school call when we most wanted to sleep or do something else. Like most .good TTXUSI- cians, he hailed from Lowville and We hope that melodious village will send us others in the future as cheerful, efficient and talented as .- ., . - : .- . I- - 1, . ', I 'f , l ' ., :. 1 , 51 45. .. 1 4 -.. .- i -lp :I-H' 4 ' -- ' 22 IL li .5- if 1- -A-if 91: 2 -1- 'ia li :. ' T. :Ti 2: lf 1. .- ' in - . . . . - V i'l 3 3 : N '4E I'13 I , uf 1 - fp' . , 7 ,.-: 1' ' if i , 1 . ' . ' -' 5 ' -'Q f- '.-E . - 153' .,-t ,,. .. .V -J. 4. . . . - .5 j'.. - .. ,T h 2, ' '.'.f-2 - . ,-:Lg . 5 3 . xi .- i-,-. . ..'f' -F-- ' . ' ' '19 , 517- 5 . . '.'ff.z -5 my se Ti .' ' 5? ' . ' - . M' 33. - - .ga . . .,s. na. A .1i1gf..,:1g1!'s:fig1i:1- -1 3 -:sa-Pye!-.1 HI- -'.y :4Z' 1-'iieii '-:If 'cz-7-.1-': ,',7t-.. v' . .ul .1- -, .5 : A., ,- . ,ftffizzs-i f .1 M. f '.i.1r'yA1! ' r:. .-, .., .... , ity- ,. .:, 31.5 ' -. g- ' 1223 - -- 2154 :EE:::i -'13-E ::::::i - ,,a.,q . .. -zzgq he ,-....'1!- 'if' 2:-.22 s:':..f 11 ' 1153:- ' if-5 E 'call-f :r::,i,.:A , UI?-ll:

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1926 THE HAVERSACK Page2l The Glass of 1926 OFFICERS HARRISON CRANE BTCKNELL, President BURTCHAEL FOULOIS WETTERAU, Vice-Presiizlem' AARON VAIL FROST, Secretary STEPHEN WALTER PENDERGAST, Treasurer Anderson, Thomas Grieme..Amsterdam, New York Back, Harold George ......... Lowville, New York Barrett, John Henry ........ Norwich, Connecticut Berghash, Laurence A. ...... Rochester, New York Bicknell, Harrison Crane ...... Madison, New York Busick, Morton Sears ........ Baltimore, Maryland Cane, Grant Hilliard ..... Saranac Lake, New York Collins, Maurice James .......... Muncie, Indiana Curtiss. Karl Sprague ........... Utica, New York Davey, James Robert ...... Amsterdam, New York Day, Chauncey Addison .,... Chatham, New Jersey Day, Dudley Minton ....... Chatham, New jersey Dean, Vance Owen .......... Rochester, New York Demeree, Francis Arthur. .Harpursville, New York DeWitt, john Hollister .... Middletown, New York Farnham, Albert Newhall ........ Portland, Maine Feinberg, Milton Myron..Brookline, Massachusetts Ferris, Everett Munson ....... Madison, New York Fiol, Pedro Celestino ............. Santiago, Cuba Fiol, Rafael Angel ................ Santiago, Cuba Fitzpatrick, Walter Daniel ..... Buffalo, New York Frost, Aaron Vail ............,... New York City Frye, Allen George ......... Brownville, New York George, Robert Freeman.. .Bradford, Pennsylvania Gil, Emilio Enrique ............... Havana, Cuba Grinager, Arnold Morehead. . .Ossining, New York Halestrap, Albert Joseph ....... Buffalo, New York Hawley, Roswell Jacob. . .Poughkeepsie, New York Hickok, Allen Sanford ....... Brooklyn, New York Hoadley, Robert Reynolds. . New Berlin, New York Hoag, Roy Outterson ..... Sandy Creek, New York Hodgkins, Arthur Eugene, Ir. ..,......... . ........,..........PortHenry,NewYork NewYork Holmes, Alton Raymond ......,.. Troy, Hook, Roy Bartlett ...... Methuen, Massachusetts Johnson, Bazley Williams. . Jamestown, New York Johnson, George Lytle ........ Newark, New York Kibbe, Harlow Eugene ................... . . . . . . . . . . .West Springfield, Massachusetts Killian, Herbert Louis ........ Cedar Rapids, Iowa Kirwan, Franklin Mulville ..... Albany, New York Kuhns, John Truby ........ Oil City, Pennsylvania CLASS OFFICERS Lee, Arthur Louis, jr ..,.. jamaica, L. I., New York Leon, Theodore Henry ............ New York City Lewis Campbell Eldridge. ....... Adrian, Michigan Macomber, Loren Dudley.Orchard Park, New York Maitland, John Breckenridge .............. ......,............OilCity, Pennsylvania Miller, Leland Veeder ..... Schenectady, New York O'Marah, Joseph Franklin ...... Albany, New York Paull, Archibald Woods, Jr. .............. . . . . . . . .Wooclsdale, Wheeling, West Virginia Pendergast, Stephen Walter. Syracuse, New York Reed, Herbert Nelson ......... Livonia, New York Slocum, Arthur Fonda ,...... Milton, Pennsylvania Steele, John Gurdon ........... Elmira, New York Stokes, John Hall ....... Fort Hamilton, New York Suydam, Coe Durland ...... Hawley, Pennsylvania Torras, Alvaro Gabriel..Stapleton, L. I., New York Van Alstyne, James Edward, Jr ..... ....... ........,..........Kinderhook, NewYork Wetterau, Burtchaell Foulois, ............. . . . . . . . . . . .Washington Depot, Connecticut Wetzel, Milton George ...... Rochester, New York Wilder, Lyndon Sheldon ..,.,. Carthage, New York Wood, Willard Metcalf ...... Woodville, New York PosT-GRADUATE STUDENTS Coughlin, Allan Burke. ......, Syracuse, New York Hughes, Karl Edward ........... Utica, New York Hart, Douglas Avery ......... Moravia, New York Hill, Charles Clayman. .Honeoye Falls, New York Hodge, Richard Lyman ......... Owego, N.ew York Shepard, Frank Westlake.Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Tucker, Ross Chapman ..,... Liverpool, New York Warner, Lyle Edward ........ Lowville, New York Worthington, Dean Bradford ..... Beloit. Wisconsin ' gi 1' 'e - 4 ,, ,. of . R. . ' fir.-'--wa,-.1L,:f:51,.'t23,,ff :wi 1f14?f.f,'ri :q.,f:,1:f -1.. ,Q if- mia ta- .,. -A 1:33 1 .aan , 'Lift - tariff 'Im a if 6 5 . -P 1- , .... , .-pl!!--mlrrz,:'fm'.c:.'1 ,-1. - V - ,L . . .cem- L :gf-f., . .,- 54 'l 2 A 21 '-'R T' 'N , '?'fif', s R fI'Tg, L'F957l i 2 'I 49 RTS:-'7s f- fd.',: 4 -' ' ziffa' ,ff 1 ',','4.:gj'.i -..',w-7. ,.,. V -,. 3 Q - 1 f ' . - ., ff 'rf ,Q . 5 J lg R ,.-4-l 4 ' ' ' 'Av -, .. ,1 'air ' ' -' ,u --rl. A f ai'g,'7' -:aft ' ' ff' M .' 2.5 ,1',,s'fQQ1' ' la: 'fiQl?3f.F,.'- -- . G T 1 f' S. .' I-T te - t' Y ?'j'f7'i '.'i 5'?g :def 3'?2sfi?s ?r:-Elf? c-e 15-,,wifQ'-rv rf., f. -1.1 7' .r R-. - ,, v- . , ,. .!f'1'I'--vu 1 ,W 1 1,1 . - .f --.. .1 J 1- fi I V . V. af , -A -- . . r -, 4. V- .r.av2f-5..- . .r - be 1 ,. . f. Ni.: I , v U' X , -, -1 Q f lay, C F: f' N rgvst 'T-1'-'ai-'13 . YQ- '.'J,.f' ,fa Q, A 'P .l-.Lf-. ir- 'f-Z rs! 4 I : . f J., 3,'IL,QLlTQ,' Qu. . 1 fig S' , 357 .Gifs A 41, . . I .' air, 'A'-3.. '-'iw1ff'. , .ff,. ' . .,, IJ ,. S, . ,.1fL'1L21-v . .,zf lz:':'w-w1f1',!iV 3'-.-32.-ww THE CLASS OF 1926

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1926 THE HAVERSACK Page 23 JOHN HENRY BARRETT- Jack Norwich, Conn. Private, Company B , '24-'25, Corporal, '25-'26, Sergeant, '26. Football Team, '24 and '25, Track Team, '25, Hop Committee, Secretary Chapel Wardens Society, Chairman Altar Committee, Senior Ring Committee, Senior Hop Committee, 1st Honors Physics and Plane Geometry, '24-'25, Officer, Order of The Phoenix, '26, Model N. C. O., Co. B , '25-'26. Athletic Merit Badge, Military Merit Badge, C1 bronze shieldl, Major M , '26. During his two years at Manlius jack lived a crowded and busy life, honoring with his attentions almost every phase of our varied and interesting activities. 'lt was a real pleasure to sleep during chapel exercises which were managed so smoothly as his always were. ' Only four times in two years did he ever see himself listed for the School Room and we have often suspected that this was only because he wanted the experience , found he didn't care for it and never went there any more! With the dynamic energy which he has always shown neither he nor we will ever doubt the achievement of his ambition. 6569 LAURENCE A. BERGHASH- Lauryn Rochester, N. Y. Private, Company B , '24, Private lst Class, '25, Sergeant, '26, B Co. Soccer '24-'25, HB Co. Basketball, '24-'25, B Co. Rifle team, '26, B Co. Baseball team, '25, School Baseball Squad, '26, Basketball Team, '26,Soccer Team, '26, R. O. T. C. Camp Con- tingent, '26, Model Soldier, '24-'25, Genesee Valley-Manlius Club, Athletic Merit Badge C2 bronze M sj Military Merit Badge Q1 bronze shieldj. I For two years no one has been able to solve the mystery that lies behind that A of his middle name, in spite of cajoling and threats he refuses to tell what it stands for although we have suspected every- thing from Aloyisius to Aristophanes. It might be Active, Able, Ambitious, Aggressive, Acceptable or Astute and Ht him nicely. Laury is a man of many line qualities although not all of them begin with A . Life with him was not so serious a matter as with some of us, he took it as it came and generally it treated him well. Next year he will join the numerous Manlius contingent at Wharton and we have little fear of his success in those congenial surroundings.