Manlius School - Haversack Yearbook (Manlius, NY)

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CAPTAIN ROBERT S. WEEKES C21 QM.s.j, CManlius 19225 , , , Alumni Seminary Syracuse University. MRS. HELEN C. SHERIDAN CSD, RN. .... . . . Horpizal Supefinrendem Englewood Hospital, Englewood, N. J. MISS FRANCES STEDMAN CU, R-N. .... . Artirtant Hospital Superintendent Memorial Hospital, Syracuse, N.Y. CAPTAIN TRUMAN R. WILCOX C61 CM.S.j, M.D. . . Phyritian and Surgeon Syracuse University. TECHNICAL SERGEANT CHARLES M. GOSWICK C135 Infantry CD.E.M.L.J, U.S.A. Assistant to Proferror of Military Sfienre and Tactics STAFF SERGEANT JOHN C. LANE Clj , , Axrirtaizl lo Professor of Military Srienre and Taclirr Infantry CD.E.M.L.j, U.S.A. GEORGE M. DWYER C23 .... . . . . Steward SPECIAL I NSTRUCTORS CLARENCE S. DRUMM, B. Mus. ............ Piano Syracuse University CFine Artsb. CLARA LOUISE SCHROEPPEL, D. M. of A. ,,,, , , , , Dam-mg The Chalis School, The Castle School. HARRY J. SHEFFIELD, JR., B.s., M.s. CMan1ius 193 33 ,,,,,,, Auiaiion Ground Coyne Syracuse University, St. Lawrence University, Seneca Flying School. GRIFFIN L. WILLIAMS CManlius 19251 ........... Aviaiion Ground Courre Parks Air College. BOARD OF TRUSTEES LIEUTENANT COLONEL DENNIS PERCY MCCARTHY, '08, N.Y. . . . Prerident Syracuse, N.Y. BRIGADIER GENERAL AsA L. SINGLETON, U.S.A. QRetiredD ........ Vice-Preridenl Superintendent, Manlius, N.Y. LIEUT. COL. HUGH BARCLAY, A.U.S. DR. KENNETH CHORLEY, '13 Pulaski, N.Y. New York, N.Y. BRIO. GEN. JOHN B. BROOKS, '12, U.S.A. MR. HENRY W. CROSBY, '15 Commanding General, Headquarters II Buffalo, N.Y. Ground Air Support Command , Colorado Springs, Colorado MR- LAWRENCE A' .lOHN5ONf 17 , N ' , N. . MAJOR CLARENCE F. BusCH, 17, A.U.S. orwlch Y New Y0,k,N.Y. CAPT. WM. M. LEFFINGWELL. '14, A.U.S. , W ' l , . . LIEUT. COM. ARNOLD W. CHAPIN, 19, atkms G en N Y U-SiN-R' CAPT. CLARENCE A. LUDLUM, JR., '15, A.U.S. Miami, Fla' New York, N.Y. THE RIGHT REVEREND MALCOLM E. PEABODY COL- Al-LAN MELYU-LE POPE, U-S-A. Bishop, Episcopal Diocese of Central New York CRehredD Syracuse, N.Y. New York, N.Y. MAJOR JOHN H. SADLER, '13 CLate U.S.M.C.j Knoxville, Tenn. FORMER PRESIDENTS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES BISHOP FREDERIC DAN HUNTINGTON BISHOP CHARLES TYLER OLMSTED 1869-1904 1904-1924 BISHOP CHARLES FISKE - 1924-1956

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CAPTAIN G. FRANKLIN GUILFORD, JR. C18D, CM.s.D, Rs. . . Head of Mathematicr Department Massachusetts Institute of Technology. LIEUTENANT RALPH H. HAMLIN CID, CM.s.D, B.s. . . Phyricr, Chemirtry Syracuse University. LIEUTENANT JOHN S. HEMMERLY CID, CM.s.D, PH.B. . . . Englirh Muhlenberg College. FIRST LIEUTENANT PHILIP A. JENKIN C3D, CM.s.D, A.B., M.A. . . En glirh, Dramatic: Williams College, Phi Beta Kappa, Harvard University. LIEUTENANT DONALD A. G. JENKS CID, CM.s.D, A.B., M.A. , . Englirh University of Rochester. LIEUTENANT ROBERT M. LANGDON CID, CM.s.D, B.s., M.A. . Hirtory Hamilton College, University of North Carolina. LIEUTENANT JAMES B. MUNZ CID, CM.s.D, A.B. . . , Mathematic: Syracuse University. LIEUTENANT DONALD W. PATTEN CID, CM.s.D, B.s., M.A. . . ...... Englirh Hamilton College, New York State Teachers College. CAPTAIN THOMAS E. ROBERTS C15D, CM.s.D, A.B., M.A. . . . . Head of Englirh Department Hamilton College, Phi Beta Kappa, University of Wisconsin. LIEUTENANT EDWARD A. RIVERA CID, CM.s.D, A.B. .... . Spanish Suffolk University. FIRST LIEUTENANT CLARENCE E. SAMPSON CID, CM.s.D, A.B. . Hirtory Bates College. Commandant Company LIEUTENANT PHILIP J. SCHULTZ, JR. CID, CM.s.D, A.B., M.A. ....... French, Spanirh Stanford University, Phi Beta Kappa. Colleague, American Guild of Organists. FIRST LIEUTENANT LEIBERT D. SEDGWICK CID, CM.s.D, B.s ...... Biology, Mathematic: Indiana State University. Commandant Company Director of Intramural Athletics. CAPTAIN NEVIN J. SHANKWEILER C13D, CM.s.D, B.s. .... Chemirtry, General Science Muhlenberg College. Director of Athletics. LIEUTENANT CHARLES L. SHEARER CID, CM.s.D, A.B. . Science Findlay College. CAPTAIN HORACE A. SHERMAN CI9D, CM.s.D, A.Ia., M.A. . . Head of Science Department Cornell University, New York State Teachers College. LIEUTENANT RICHARD B. SMALL CM.s.D, A.Is. , , , ,,,,, French Park College. LIEIITENANT CLARE W. WATERMAN C3D, CM.s.D , . Art, Mechanical Drawing Syracuse University. LIEUTENANT GORDON S. WATTS CID, CM.s.D, A.B., M.A. . Englirh Swarthmore College, University of Chicago. Miss NANCY JANE WELCH C2D, A.s., B.s. in Library Science . ..... Librarian Syracuse University. FIRST LIEUTENANT THOMAS F. WIGHT CID, CM.s.D, A.R., M.A. Head of Language Department Boston University. Commandant Headquarters Company. LIEUTENANT GEORGE D. WIGHTMAN CID, CM.s.D, A.R. . , , Mathematiff Fredonia State Teachers College, Oberlin, Harvard University. S TA F F CAPTAIN ARTHUR L. EVANS C21 CM.s.D, A-B-, M.A. . . . . . Director of Public Relation.: Syracuse University. Arrociate Director of Adminiotzr MAJOR HARRY C. DURSTON C43D, CM.s.D, CMan1ius 1899D Secretary Enzeritur of The Manliur School Adjutant of The Manlius School, 1907-1930, Secretary, Old Boys' Association, 1905-1940g Secretary, Onondaga Historical Association, Fellow, American Geographical Society of New York.

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glu- Senior Class lfxecutive Committee: Short, Derby, McClinton, Culhertson, Chapin THE SENIOR CLASS l Hli C,l,Ass oi' I9-I5 is the hrst to feel the real impact of Wkwrld vclll' ll. XX ith over half the cadet corps consisting of new hoys, it took much longer than usual to round into shape a well-functioning hattalion, and much of this responsihility rested on older hoys, chiefly seniors. Hence it was not until liehruary that they could set aside time to secure a class organization. ln lfehruary the class held its first meeting and elected their otlicers. -lack Lieh, elected President, was soon called into the service and was succeeded hy lioh Mcfllinton. So the list ot otlicers is as follows: Mcfjlinton, Presidentg Hoh Short, Vicelpresidentg Ro- land Derhy, Secretary-Treasurer. Bill Chapin and GeorgeClulhertson, hesides theothcers, made up the lfxecutive Committee of the class. Much responsihility for the success of the Wiiitei' Carnival rested on the Senior Class, A couple ot informal hops were arranged during the winter and spring. Upon organ- izing they decided to issue The Haversaclc and appointed a committee to select the personnel tor that. 'l'orn hetween the call to college and the call of armed services, ineinhers of this class naturally had their minds on a mixture of scholastic aptitude tests, V-ll programs, the Navy, the Marines, the Air Corps. It is prohahly the most examined class in Manlius history. lts csmmmencement exercises were witnessed hy the higgest student hody and the smallest aggregation ot Alumni in years.