Manlius School - Haversack Yearbook (Manlius, NY)

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1929 THE HAVERSA FREDERICK GEORGE BEACH Rochester, N. Y. Private, Company A , '2-I, First Class Private, Company A , 25, Sergeant, Company A , '26,' Color Sergeant,'27, '28, First Lieutenant, Headquarters Company, Battalion Quartermaster, '28, Orpheous Musical Society, '25, Press Club, '24, '25, '26, '27, '28, President Press Club, '26, '27, Secretary Press Club, '25, '26, Board of Directors of the King Lyceum Club, '24, '25, '26, '27, '28, Chairman King Club Directors, '25, '26, '27, '28, Chapel Wardens, '27, '28, Camera Club President, '25 , '26, Wind Mill Board, '24, '25, '26, '27, '28, Managing Editor Wind Mill, '28, Haversack Board, '25, '26, '27, '28, Hop Committee, '25, '26, '27, Genesee Valley Manlius Club, '24, '25, '26, '27, '28, Assistant Manager Track, '27,' Manager of Track, '28, Track M , Punchinello, '27, Stage Manager Punchinello, '28, Company Stunts, '28, Press girgrnittgg Horse Show, '26, Good Conduct Medal, '28, Military Merit e a , , Fred tried a hand at most everything. If you don't believe that statement just take a look at his list of honors. However, the battalion will remember him mostly for his Dear Algy letters and his work in Punchinello. In both fields he gave us many a laugh and chased many a worry from our minds, for he certainly could be funny. And, after all, isn't that worth while-bringing a bit of sunshine into this weary old world of ours? Q43 RAYMOND STANLEY BEACH- Ray Catskill, N. Y. Private, Company C , '25-'26,' First Class Private, Company C , '26-'27,' Corporal, Company C , '27-'28,' Sergeant, Company C , '28-'29, Military Merit Ribbon, '29, Cross Country Team, '26,' Boxing Team, '26, Junior Football Team, '27, Wrestling Team, '27,' Track Squad, '27, Cross Country Squad, '28,' Company Rijle Team, '29, Manager of Swimming Team, '28-'29, Press Club, Punchinello,' King Club,' Plattsburg R.O.T. C., 'Z8. Here you see one of those cadets who goes in for a little of everything and succeeds in all of them with a good degree of success. He never startled any classes by his brilliancy, but then, on the other hand, he managed to garner enough credits to graduate, even if he did have trouble convincing certain members of the faculty that he was always right. He did not deign to tell us where he is going but we wish him luck wherever it may happen to be. C K Page 19

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lagc18 THE HAYERSACK 1929 CHURCHIL1, XYILLIAM BARTI.l4:TTi Bart Hamburg, N. Y. Private, Company B , '27-'28-'Z0,' Chapel Wardens Society: Secre- tary Music Club: Buffalo-Manlius Club: King Club. College.' Antioch. Behold one of the mighty of Hamburg who came to us for two short years to live his nonchalant life in Hadley Hall, treating things as they came, always with a smile and good humor. Sometimes he could be found gracing the roof-garden with his august presence or again he was allowed to remain in the quiet of his own room, but it was all the same to Bart . Such a philosophy and outlook on life should get him far in this old world of ours. He leaves us for Antioch where we wish him the very best of luck. nv-ILQLKAQ. 013520 ROBERT SUMNI-:R BAxTIzRw Bob Syracuse, N. Y. Private, Company B , '25-'24, First Class Private, Company B , 'Z5,' Corporal, Company B , '2o,' Sergeant, Company B , 'Z7,' First Sergeant, Company B , 'Z7g Second Lieutenant, Company B , '28- '20,' Model Non-Com, Company B ,' Qpicer ofthe Order ofthe Phoenix, 'Z7,' Military Merit Ribbon, 'Z7,' Winner of the Hunt Manual, '27,- Hockey Team, '23-'Z-l,' Manager of Junior Football, '25-'26-'27: President of the Music Clubg Syracuse-Manlius Clubg King Club: Pyrarnisg Horse Show Committee, '26, Chairman Senior Class Hop Floor Committee. Bob's service dates back to the fall of '23 when he stepped onto the campus as a meek little gup determined to make his way and his mark. Since that time he has been busy gathering honors and glori- fying the name of Baxter. To be sure he did leave us for a while and then decided to come back and finish the job. Perhaps he sickened of selling automobiles. Anyway, he returned and topped off all of his good work by earning a Sam Browne and the coveted sheepskin.

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Page 20 THI-I HAVERS.-XCK 1929 FREDERICK josni-H BEDIil.L-H.B0tldl6H Hopkinton, N. H. Private, Company A , '27-'285 First Class Private, Company A , '28-'29,' Athletic Merit Ribbon: Company A Football, 'Z85 Junior Football, '28, Randolph Literary Society: King Club. College: Princeton. Beadle is such a quiet, unassuming chap that it is hard for us to eulogize his sterling qualities. He dropped in on us a couple of years ago to spend his time plugging along at many things, being a soldier, an athlete and a student, Now, we are sorry to see him go because he really was a good fellow and a good friend. He is headed for Princeton where, we know, he will do the same thing all over again, enter un- obtrusively and leave with the friendship of everyone. nuance. waitin' Nm.soN HOLCOMB Baxisoicr- Benny Sherburne, N. Y. Private, Headquarters Company, '28-'20,' Athletic Merit Ribbon C2 Bronze Slzieldsjg Good Conduct Ribbon, '28-'Z9,' Hadley Hall Football Team, '28,' Junior Football Team, 'Z8,' Varsity Tennis Team, '295 Headquarters Company Basketball Team, '28-'Z0,' Headquarters Com- pany Baseball Team, 'Z0,' King Club. Senior Reception Committee. College: Colgate. Bennv is another year man in the band, coming to us from Sherburne where he was graduated last june. Now he goes on to Colgate. While here he was an all-around athlete having played company foot- ball, basketball and baseball as well as being a member of the school tennis team. And that is not all, for he ranked high as a student. Therefore, why should he not be a success in his collegiate career? His sunny disposition and tendency to enjoy life is well attested by the fact that he enjoyed an immense popularity not only among the members of his own organization but in the ranks of other companies as well. Everybody knew and liked llenny.