Manlius School - Haversack Yearbook (Manlius, NY)

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?t--T-.ev sw- - The Hooersocle s- FRANK MITCHELL SIMPSON, JR.-jerry Little Falls, N.Y. Private, Company A '31-'3z. Company Basketball Team '31-'32,' Company Tennis Team '3z. College: William: College. Jerry, quiet and unobtrusive, aptplied himself to everything of which he took hold. Therein lies the secret of his attainments. Though he ailed to be moved by poetic rhapsodies, he made up for it in his writing, which bore the fruits of his diligence. If you ever run into a fellow, tall, saying litt e but listening plenty, one who greets you with a smile, that's Simp. LEROY MORGAN SLOCUM, 3RD'-Bild Scottsville, N.Y. Private, Headquarters Compazy' '30-'31,' Private, Compary B '31-'3z. Good Conduct Merit Medal '31,' Fort Niagara C,M.T.C.,' DeMolay Club. College: University of Wert Virginia. The very antithesis of effervescence. He's a lad who always says what he means. A shining light in the Chap- lain's class of orators, he usually won his debate, with blunt logic, rather than through subtle argument. Farewell to the sturdy boy from Scottsville, FRANK PARTRIDGE STONE-Pete Jamestown, N.Y. Private, Company A '30-'31,' Corporal '31-'31, Academic Merit Medal ' 321 First Honor: in French If Companion, Order of the Phoenix. Military Merit Medal Cz bronze rluieldsl. Manager Intramural Sport: '31,' Athletic Arrociation ' 31,' Havermtk Board ' 321 Marie Club '31,' Chapel Wartlenrj Adelphi .l'orieU'. College: United State: Military' Aeadenty. Pete's connections with so many organized proceedings would indicate that he had manv 'an iron in the fire. Besides his studies he found time to engineer well the intramural sports under his jurisdiction. No one ever saw this busy man without a smile on his face and a cheery word for all. 26

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.if The Hooersocle I sl WILLIAM CRIPPEN ROBINSON-Robbie Albany, N.Y. Private, Company D '29-'3o,' Private, Firrt Clan 'jo-'31,' Corporal, Compalgf A '31-'3z. Military Merit Medal '19- '3o Cz bronze Jbieldrj. Compariy Atbletier: Softball '29-'3o,' .Ypeedball '3o-'31,' Manager CWIIPIIIU' Football '31,' Rzfle '31.' Sufimnzing ' 31-' 311 New Boy Rifle ' 301 New Boy Swimming ' 301 Football '31,' Barketball '3z,' Trackg Golf. Haverraek Board '31-'32,' Pre.r.t Clubj Pyramir Xoeietj. College: Uliizferfity of Perznryluariia. Despite the time that Robbie puts on his studies, rewarded by good grades, he's an artist of considerable talent. His portrait efforts with Hollywood subjects have had no little acknowledgment. He's established a noteworthy record for his company activities, a member of high regard among the Thomsonites. JAMES LAWRENCE RUSH-jim Whitehall, N .Y. Private, Cofnpqwf B '29-'3o.' Private, Firrt-Clare '30-'31,' Corporal '311 Sergearzt '31-'3z. Academic Merit Medal C1 bronze rbielrll' Ofieer, Order of rbe Pl1oeni.v,' Military Merit Medal Cz bronze rl1ield.rD,' Good Conduct Merit Medal. Soccer Team '31,' CUIIIPHIQ' Speedball '31,' Puncbiuello '31-'3z. College: W illiamr College. jim is generally first grade in scholarship. He is a good sport and likes to try out new-fangled ideas. One of his greatest accomplishments is his excellent acting. Filling with amazing talent the stellar feminine role last june, he has continued this year his part in Punchinello attractions, RICHARD CLARK SH1PsToN-Shipwreck Niagara Falls, N.Y. Private, Compary' D '30-'31,' Private, Comparg' A '31-'jz. Company Football Team '31. DeMolaj Clubj Chapel Ward- ens. College: Univerrig of P2!l!lJ,j'll't1lIld. Even if the water ceased to ilow over the falls, Shipston's serenity wouldn't be disturbed. He did his work from day to day and had a bagful of jokes and old- ashioned songs that kept everyone amused. His friendly ways will stand him in good stead during his career at the U. o P. 25 'T

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if Tlae H ooersack HAVILAND MAYO SUTTON-Sat Springfield, Mass. Private, Compary D '3o-'31,' Private, Compatry A '31-'3z. Compargf Football Team '31,' CWIIPIZIQ' Basketball Team '31. College: Yale University. During spare time Sut was to be found with a book, ensconced in some comfortable spot. That is, when not engaged in the ancient, honorable game of tennis. In his studies he was always in the safe-on-first class, and kept the instructor prompted by his illuminating suggestions. He will leave lasting impressions here that will never be forgotten. EDWARD M1LToN Tasman-Ed Syracuse, N .Y. Private, Hearlquarterr Comparg' '30-'31,' Private, Pint-Clan '31-'32, Militag Merit Medalf Good Conduct Merit Medal. Company Barketlzall '3o-'gzj Company Track '31g Company' Football '31,' Company .Yzuimmirzg '31,' CGIIZPHIU Tenni: '3z. Horn, Cadet Band. College: Syracure Univerrity. A familiar sight is Ed, hoofing it down to V.H. to blow the hugle call. Going to Europe last summer, he returned to recount many amusing tales, among them his impersonation of a French flier in Tivoli. With Ed's graduation Manlius musical circles will lose a well-known, popular musician. JASON CASE TILDEN-JHJ Franklinville, N.Y. Private, Company A '28-'3o,' Sergeant '30-'31,' .Yemml Lieutenant '31-'32. Military Merit Medal 'jzj Platttburg R.0.T.C. Manager Intramural Sport: '29-'gag Company Soccer '28-'zgg Compariy Football '30-'31. Senior Ring Com- mitteej Huntington Literary .Yoriety CVice-Prefiderzt '31-'3zD. Yes, that rosy, round face is that of Tilden. He's been a familiar figure this year with his Sam Browne and sabre. Jas hails from Western New York. By hard work on the drill field and gridiron he worked his way up to the prominent position that he has since enjoyed. 27