Manlius School - Haversack Yearbook (Manlius, NY)

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fCommencement honors won by Seniors will be found under COMMENCEMENT AWARDSD DONALD ELMER ALLEN LOVER MARlON,N.Y. Private, Headquarters Company, '-125 Private First Class 743. Company Basketballg Com- pany Tennisg Company Footballg Company Softball. Winter Carnival Committeeg Haver- sack Boardg Chapel Wardeiisg Clarinet, Cadet Band. Athletic Merit Medal. U. S. Army. WALTER T. ANDERSON. IR. ANDY Bl2LMON'I',MASS. Private, Company C, '42-'43, Athletic Merit Medal. School Football Teamg School Hockey Teamg Company Football. College: Univer- sity of Minnesota. OLIN SAGE ANGELL SONNY MT. UP'I'ON,N.Y. Private, Company Pr, '42-'43. School Football Teamg School Basketball Teamg School Base- ball Team. College: Cortland State Teachers' College.

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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.

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ALLAN RICHARD ARNOLD DICK SYRACUSE,N.Y. Private, Headquarters Company, '41-'42, Private First Class '42-'45, Corporal '43. Good Conduct Medal '42, Company Football '41, Company Basketball '41-'43, Company Soft- ball '42-'45, Tennis '42-'43, Golf '42. Wilmd- mill Staff '41-'45, Editor-in-Chief '42-'1i3L Haversack Board '43, Swing Band '41-'42, Radio Club Manager Record Shop '41-'42. Clarinet and Saxophone, Cadet Band. U. S. Naval Reserve. IOI-IN LEE AULT JOHNNY WAX'NE,MAINE Private, Company B, '42-'43. School Football Teamg Company Basketball, Company Soft- ballg Company Swimming Meetg Company Track. Glee Club. WILLIAM GORDON BACON BILL TOWANDA,PA. Private, Company A, '42-115. School Rifle Team. Vice-President of Camera Club. U. S. Army.