Manlius School - Haversack Yearbook (Manlius, NY)

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l- The Hooersocle CHARLES DONALD BROWN-Brownie V Rhinelander, Wis. Private, Company B '28-'29,' Private, Fir.rt-Clan' 'z9,' Corporal 'goj Sergeant '30-'31,' ut Lieut. '31-'32, Commander, Order of Phoenix Cel' Ojirerj Companion. Acarkmic Medal Cz gold rhieldxl' Honor Cadet 'z 91 Firxt Honor: in Biology, Latin II, Chomictry, Military Science. Military Modal Cz old, rbronqel' Model .Y'ol1lierCCo. Bl' W'inner, Hunt Manual '3o. Goozl Conduct Medal C1 gold, 3 bronzsl' Plattxizrg R.0.T.C. Track Tearn '31,' Rifle Team '51-'32 CCap- tain '321 Company Football '3o-'31. Athletic Medal. Prexizlent Athletic Council '3z,' Chairman Ring Cormnitteoj Director King Clnhj Secretary Adel phi .S'ociety. College: Ma.r.rachn.rert.f Institute of Teclmolog y. An ofiicer of high merit, Brownie could be depended upon to do any job well, whether it was on the drill Held or in the classroom. With an enviable record established here, he is certain to rate highly as an engineer from the Middle West upon finishing his course at M.I.T. JOHN PULVER BUSHNELL-Bnrhy Watertown, N.Y. Private, Company B '29-'gag Private, First-Clan '30-'3z. Fir.rt Honorx, French II. Compafyf Football '29-' 31g Com- pany Basketball '29-'32,' Comparg' Baseball '31. Chi Mu Epsilon Chonoraryyj Pyrarnix .S'ocieU. College: Urzioerxig' of Psnn.ryl1.'ania. That Bushy was a loyal supporter of his company activities is proved by his record on the football field and on the basketball court. In studies he took particularly to languages, leading his class in French and main- taining a satisfactory average scholastically. He ever showed his amiable disposition and kindly ways, by virtue of which he will make many friendships at Pennsylvania in the fall. DOUGLAS MARTIN CARTER-Cart Kingston, N.Y. Private, Compary' B '3o,' Private, Firrt-Cla.r.r '31,' Corporal '3z. Company Football Team 'jo-'31. College: Manachu- Jett: Instituto of Technolog y. Carter enjoyed novel reading immensely. When not otherwise engaged he could often be discovered in his room thus occupied. But though he took his studies with all due seriousness, he did good work in grooming his squad for squad competition in his senior year. All good wishes attend him on his way to M.I.T. 15

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Tloe Hooersacle if Xxx ff X' ,x N E S Q Z t 1 , X . EDWARD FRANCIS AHERN, Jn.-Ed Hartford, Conn. Private, Compargf D ' 3o-' 31g Private Firxt-Clan, Company' A '31-'3z,' Corporal '3z. Fir.rt Honor: in Latin '51. Com- pafgf Sportr: Football '31-'3z,' Baxlzetball '31,' Track '31,' New Boy .Ywimming '3o,' New Boy Rijie 'gag Military Merit Medalj Prem Club,' Haoerrack Board. Huntington Literary Society. College: University of Pemtrylvania. Ed, literary light that he is, has won quite a name for himself through his literary, humorous articles, read by all. We regret to lose our own Will Rogers. For certain, the same spirit shown here will carry him on to success in the future. HORACE ETHAN ALLEN-Nick Toledo, Ohio Private, Compafy B 'goj Private, Firrt-Clan '35 Corporal '31, Acadomir Merit Medal: Military Merit Medal Cone bronze Jlnialdj. Track Team '31,' Company Football '31-'3z. Adelphi .S'or.-iety. College: Marxacbmettr lnrrituta of Tech- nology. Guidon-bearer of B Company, Nick's greatest achievement has been along scholastic lines. Willingly has he given his time in order to help a struggling classmate with a problem in chemistry, in which subject he excelled. Continuing in the way you have performed here, Nick, you will successfully pass the grind at M.I.T. FRANK PAUL BACKIEL-Bacby New Hyde Park, L.I. Private, Conzpary' A '30-'31,' Corporal '31-'3z. Companion, Order of the Plnoenixf Military Merit Madalg Athletic Merit Medal: Hearxt Tropby Medal . Football Team '30-'31,' Bareball Team '51-'3z,' Rifle Team ' 31. Company 5'port.r: Barlaetball '31-'3z,' New Boy Rifle '3o. Serretary, Pyramif Society. College: Colgate Urziuerrity. A consistent student and a good soldier, Frankie's greatest renown is due to his record as an athlete. On the football field he became famous for his slashing line plunges, in baseball a dependable figure behind the plate. His being chosen to captain the '33 eleven bears witness to his prowess as an athlete. Qi-lonors awarded during Closing Exercises will be found under Honors and Prizes, page 655 14

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The Haversocle Q- GEORGE MARTI,N Cool:-Cooky Boston, Mass. Private, Company A '29-'3z. Company A Clan-A League Football Team '3o. College: Harvard Univerxity. When Cook goes to Harvard in the fall he will take with him a vast amount of book-learning, for readin was not only a diversion for him but a source of self-education. Alert in his classes, he was never unprepared for that surprise quiz or test-and his marks showed it. He carried this trait to the drill Held, too, and could be relied upon to give a clear explanation of problems met there, if the need arose. MIGUEL ANGEL CUADROS-Mike Manati, Porto Rico Private, Compafgl B '28-'3o,' Corporal '50-'31,' Sergeant '3o,' Firrt Sergeant '31-'3z. Firrt Honorx, French I '3o. Military Merit Medal C1 gold .rbieldbf Finals Hunt Mafzual '31,' Plattrbarg R,0.T.C. Good Conduct Merit Medal C1 bronze rbieldj. .Yoecer Team '31,' Track Squad '31,' Compary .Ypeedball '3o. Chi Mu Eprilon CViee-Prexident '3zD,' Dirvotor King Club. College: University of Porto Rico. Coming from Porto Rico with no knowledge whatever of English, Mike absorbed the language exceedingly fast, as his academic record will show. Such success, due in large measure to his stick-to-it-iveness, is revealed as well in his military work. Finalist in the Hunt Manual, First Sergeant in B Company, he commanded the respest of all. The motto, No partialityf' was practiced every minute by this boy, who was every inch a sol ier. CLARENCE HENRY DIRNBERGER-Dimqz Buffalo, N .Y. Private, Company B '30-'3zf Private, Firxt-Clan '31-'pg Corporal 'ga Company Football ' 30-' 311 New Boy Swim- ming '3o,' Company .fuimming '3z,' Company Track '3z. Cbi Mu Epsilon. College: Univarrigr of Penmylvania. just as he backed up the line on the field, Dirney exhibited his helpfulness to anyone in the barracks who needed it. It is said that he was at the bottom of more than one prank, though one would scarcely believe that one of his quiet exterior had the clever sense of humor that requently bubbled forth. His genuineness has won him a host of friends. . 16