Manlius School - Haversack Yearbook (Manlius, NY)

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if The Hoversocle SAMUEL SUMNER VERBECK-Silmmj Manlius, N .Y. Private, Compargf E '13-'g4,' Private, Firrt-Clan '24-'z6,' Private, Company C 'zo'-'z7,' Private, Firrt-Clan 'z7-'z8j Corporal '28j Sergeant '18-'z9,' 1.rt Sergeant '19-'goj ut Lieutenant '30-'31,' Captain '31-'3z. Head Boy, Lower School '24,' Commander, Order of Phoenixj Ojicer, Phoenixj Companion, Phoenix Legion of Honor. Medalr: Academic C1 gold, 2 hronqejj Military C3 gold, 2 hrorzzelf Good Conduct Q3 gold, 3 hronqejg Athletic C1 gold, 2 hronzqel' Model Private '27,' Model Non-Com. 'zgj Hunt Final: '27-'3o,' Pi.rtol,' Rifiej Long Service. Douglas Trophyf Foothall Team '30-'3r,' Rifle 'jd-'j2,'.YlL'i77ZP72i11g. Company S port.r.' V.H. Baxkethallj Compaiy Football '23-'zpf Backethall '24-'3z,' Switttttzing 'z7-'3z,' Track '24-'2f. Hop Committee Chairmanf Haverxacla Boarik Chapel Wardemj Punchinelloj Adelphig Phi Mu Alphaj Plattxhurg '31, Summy graduates with a list of services of which he may well be proud. Showing great interest in all that he undertook, he ever displayed that fine Manlius spirit that he revealed as quarterback on Kallet Field. To equal the record that he has set up in worthwhile activities would be a worthy, though difhcult aim indeed. HERBERT EMERSON WALKER-jimmy Schenectady, N .Y. Private, Company D 'z9,' Private, Fir.rt-Clan '3o,' Private, First-Clan, Com any A '31-'5z. Military Merit Medal. Company Football '30-'51. Ojicer, Order of Phoenix '31,' Pre:.r Cluh 'go-'31 CpVice-Prexidont '3zD,' Blotter Editor '5og Haverxark Board '31-'3z,' Moxie Cluh '29-'31. College: Alhaigf College of Pharmagw. An ever-present personage who contributed to the fun at all gatherin s, Jimmy sup orted loyally and promptly any activity with which he was connected. He had an open eye izor anything oiP a humorous nature and was head and shoulders above the crowd. WARD ALLYN WEST-Windy Rochester, N .Y. Private, Comparya B '29-'3o,' Private, Fir.rt Clan 'go-'31,' Sergeant '31-' 31. Athletic Medalj Good Conduct Medal. Soccer Team '5o,' Compaty Barkethall '29-'31,' Baxehall '29-'3z,' Soccer 'zy. Chi Mu E pfilon CPre.rident '31-'3zD. College: Bahxon Iiutitute. A friend in need is a friend indeed. That's why fellows come to Windy. For some time he was a mainstay on the company basketball team. His picture gallery in Hadley Hall is unique. In years to come he'll have many an interesting snapshot to recall to mind all phases of life about the school. 29

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The I-Iooersocle .l- s 4 GORDON MILTON TRIPP-Fog Bridgewater, N .Y. Private, Company C 'zf-'z6: Primate, First-Clan '26-'27,' Corporal '27-'Ziff Sergeant '23-'31: .Ytajf Sergeatzt, Head- qaarterr Co. '31-'32, Military Medal Q3 bronze rhieldrj: Athletic Medal C3 bronze rbieldry: Good Conduot Medal: Heartt Trophy Medal. Bateball Team: V.H. Barketball: Compargy Football . Hop Committee: .Ytamp Club, Mario Club: Adelphi Society. College: St. Lawrence Utiiverrity, One of that rare species hereabouts-a century plant. This year he has speared many a fly from center field, besides fulfilling his duties as stall' sergeant. We'll miss that kindly, familiar face at V.H. next year. Indeed, it won't seem like the same old place without Foggy. WARREN Tomas, JR.-Wash Buffalo, N. Y. Private, Company A '31-'3z. Military Merit Medal: Good Conduct Merit Medal. Rifle Team 32: Comparg' Football '31: Softball: .slllliilllliillgf New Boy Rifle: .S'1l'lIIllI2il1g. College: Cornell U71il'EfJllfj'. Wash supported his company teams, playing well his position in the backfleld as well as making the rifle team. A well-liked, dependable chap, who will get along well on the hills of Ithaca. Gumo FRIDOLIN VERBECK, JR.--Gold Manlius, N.Y. Private, Compargw E '23-'2.f,' Corporal '24 2j,' Private, Compargf C 'zf-'zo: Private, Firtt-Clan 'z6: Corporal 'z7,' .Yergeant '27-'28: and Lieut. '29: Ut Lieut. ,29'-j0,'CdPfdi11 '30-'31: Acting Major '30-'31: 1.rt Captain, Ha. Co. '31-'3z. Comtrrarlder, Order of Phoenix. Medalr: Military C1 gold, 3 bronqebj Good Conduct C1 gold, 2 bronqejj Athletic Cz gold, 1 brongel: Long Service: Rifle Marlmrian: Pistol: Hearrt '30-'32,' Corpr Area. Rifle Team QCapt. 'j'ID,' Corrzpargr Sportf: Football: Barketball: Soccer: Track: Tetmir: Xwinzrrling. Rfffflf? Barketball 'go-'3z,' Final, Hunt Manual: Plattfharg '3o. Prerident, Puriohinello: Chapel Wardetu: Pre.r.r Club: Program and Hop Committeer: Haverrack Board: Senior Cla.r.r Secy: Athletic Council: Phi Mu Alpha Choral' .Yety Adelphi: .Stamp Club: Tri-Sooiety Conferetue. College: Cornell Urtivertity. Guido was never too busy to share in and help along one thing more, always with a zest and sunniness that were contagious. All the activities in which he tpok part will feel a great loss with the departure for college of this loyal, true son of Manlius. 28

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The Hozfersocle .il X ff' BENIAMIN WESCO WINSHIP, JR.-Ben Orchard Park, N.Y. Private, Company B '51-'3z. Military Merit Medal. Cornpmgy Football '31, College: Lehigh Univerfigu A flashy, hard tackling back on the football field was Ben. He learned the ro s here sooner than the majority of gups. Always orderly and neat, he kept his equipment in prime congirtion. Lehigh is getting a good freshman who will doubtless show the way to the chemical engineers of his generation. ERNEST Woons-Ernie Syracuse, N.Y. Private, Compmy A '28-'zyj Private, First-Clan '29-'3o,' Corporal '3o,' .Yergeant ' 31g ut .Yergemzt '31-'32, Military Medal C1 bronze rbieldbj Athletic Merit Medal C1 bronze Jbielrljg Compargf Football '29-' 31 j Compargr Barlzetball '28- ' 311 Compmg' Bareball '30-'31,' Compmg' Trork '30-'51,' Compafg' .Yoerer '28-'egg Campmgy .Yoftlmll 'ga-'31. Platnburg '31. Hllllflngfdll Literary .Yociegn College: .llyramre U7lll'9fJfifj'. Ernie led his company football team through a brilliant season with his usual line spirit and ability. Working his way up, he this year has rated his top-sergeantcy, which can but prove his determined efforts to succeed, and which predicts good things for him in time to come. HERBERT ARTHUR ZIMMERMAN-Zim Kenmore, N.Y. Private, Compmgy B '31-'51, CDIIIPHIUV Telzuir Team ' 321 Prem Club '31-'3z. The reputation for hard, consistent effort is a good one to have, especially when results are so favorable. Zim has shown great ability in his academic work and revealed a similar sense of mastery in the manual of arms. His contributions as a member of the Press Club are greatly to his credit, as his many articles in the columns of the Wind Mill bear witness. To him-to all the Class of '31-we now say goodby and best wishes. 30