Manlius School - Haversack Yearbook (Manlius, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1948 volume:

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SEE HIS MILITARY TRAINING . . . SEE HIS ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES . MEET HIS FRIENDLY RIVALS . . . SEE HIS SOCIAL LIFE ....... HE JOINS THE ..... FDREWORD Adequately to picture our life here at Manlius, to pre- sent in words the routine of our daily schedule, the thrill of victory, the splendid results, mental and physical, of the training received by the individual Cadet would in- deed require a volume of greater magnitude. We can only attempt to preserve on the printed page a brief account, in picture and story, of the Manlius of 1948. It is our hope that. after you have gone on to the further stages of your career, while engaged in your life's work and in duties and pleasures of Widely varying natures, this book will recall the happy days you have spent at Manlius-the lessons learned. the recreation enjoyed, and the friendships made. 4 Q io1l1.a,'77'Lemo!z.q, yummy, Hdlzyan, The very pattern of a true gentlemang considerate, friendly, honorable. upright. faithful to every obligation, industrious and thorough beyond the call of dutyg devout, pure in mind, heart and soul. In gratitude for his friend- ship and unfailing kindness to us all, and in tribute to the memory of this good man who lived and long served this School with marvelous devotion and unfailing Hdelity we, the members of the Class of '4-8, dedicate this 78th Anniversary Issue of THE HAVERSACK. 5 , , If,4':: :i.z2.fu+i 2 wif' ,Q:+fl'1 Q 1 T' iff : I , I.,L,v?A :MA 1 I f 1 . 1 3 1 I'f'.l I If X ' 5 5 xr: N i -vs - -' TLT Il L I .ff TQJQ p I- 1 ' If' ' wi! , , ,, - 1 5 . ' 'fn I 'iii ' .vb iv SV fl .fi.' 1 1 I ,pz A - fi i QI' :luis-A-i.':.!: I - - I I ' ' f 1 , rfgff' 0 , ,,,.I. Q , ff: J ' Aa iwmk- A QI ' NET?-61' 5 ,N .I 'ff ,QP-Lrfwf .'.g 2MQ43j - . ..vg2',,3. ,Y I Y- , -- f- -A -- H 1 Yi 1. 'e , g .v Q, 09 --- 0 ,I-',,v: af 'i If 55? ' .fx f ,O - .,, ' --ng c gf V - . , I yi: .. --5, . I , . , I ,xn- 'S A 5.53 1, L.. Q' ', 1 .N gpg: V AT? 1 aw, . 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BARKER, U.S.A. fRetiredj Superintendent DR. HOWARD I. DILLINGHAM Headmaster 9 is I-'rout row: Capt. N. bl. Shankweiler. Capt. T. F. YVight. Capt. j. W. NIIICIIUIIIIIKI. I.t. Col. S. S. Verlxcirlt. Lt. Col IJ. C. Clayman. Mai. Cen. R, W. Barker, Dr. H. I. Ilillinghznn. NI:1j.j. R. jacolms. Dr. C. D. Williams, Capt. D. H 1 V lirhvartls, Capt. A. C. Nelson, Chaplain YV. F. llntlgc. Sermzrl row: I . Sgt. YY. li. Krzntss, Coach YN. I. Graf, l.t li. S. jay. 'I'. Sgt. O. W. Stillattwelcer. M. Sgt. K. D. Anderson, I.t. R. I. Smutny. l,t. R. I . I.anx'er, I.t. W. V. litltling ton, Capt. ll. Shaw, l.t. YV. B. FIIZIIIZIIIIAICC. Tlzirrl ruzv: S. Sgt. lf. NI. Ifennessey. I . Sgt. C. R. Becker. Capt. YV. I D NIcWalcrs. I.t. YV. C. Sherman, Lt. l.. R. Beyea, I.t. R. C. Wcscutt. I.t. A. R. lennell. Capt. T. B. Cahill, I.t W. S. Ilisgmvc, I.t. H. S. Woods, I.t. I'. I'. Hanson, Lt. D. W. Patten. I.t. I. V. l.ztwl'trtn't'. BOARD UF ,TRUSTEES Ylllll-I Rlczlrr Rt-iv:-:lu-:xn NIXI.CUl.M Ii. l'1-uxiso1n'. .. ..,..... ........................ 1 .'lmirn1uu of limml nl 'I'rus'l1-1 Dv.. VYINTIIROI' Pt-:NNo::K ...... .....,....... ............................. . Ytfl'l'l'lfll'-Y nf Iinnrrl Cut.. lliut. Stllmt.-xx ANDRIQWS. A.II., I.I..II.. l.I..llJ. Mxllolt Wltttxxt M. I.mfr-'tNmvtf.l.t.. 'll, A.lI.S. Dean. Syractlsc College ol' Lan' Washington. II. C. Cm,oNFl. I-Itmn II.tRf:l.tY M.x-you fll.:Ylll1'NCI'. A. I.unl.mt. -lu.. 'Ii Pulaski, N. Y. New York. N. Y. Nh-1. Crx. Rn' W. Iiuuuau. lI.S..Y. fll't'n.Y NIR. Cnu. H. Mun Manlius. N. Y. Syr:t:'ttsc. N. Y. Snperintcntlent ol' the School ' H Mu. I'nn.nv St:lttn't.t-zu, 21 IAIoxouun.t: IPR.-wk ml. CZos'rtct.l.o. 'ISI I'resitlt-nt, Olml lluys' Assn. Si'rac'usc, N. Y. Culmlt-skill, N. Y. Du, A. H.xluu' K.xt.l.l-51' HICRIII-IR'I' I.. Snttt'l'l.lawolt'l'tt. Il. 'TBI Sy'1'ac't1sc. N. Y. AIIIHICIAIIIIIII. N. Y. f.Ul.0NI'.I. Mt-.tm-. YYlt.mnc:lt fR'rn.I. Iltn III1lII'Sl0WIl. N. .l. FORMER l'RliSIl'JliN'l'S OI 'l'Hli BOARD Ol 'l'RlIS'l'l'1liS IIISIIUI' Iftuini-imc: DAN I'Il'X'IIXti'l'0X Iltstttn' CII.fYRI.l-ZS Iflsxu-' 1869- I 904 192 I- I 936 l'nlSIIt'II' CII.YRI.If5 'l'x't.i'1t f,I.XIS'l'l.D I.n-ittr. Cut.. Ill-Lxxls I't'tu:Y Ntcztltlwtlx' IEIO-l-ISIQI ISISIII-Itllti I0 ALUMNI STAFF f1KfHYMmHHmMm MEDICAL STAFF l,1'fl In riglzl: Mrs. li. l'Illl1lPhl'C,'S Mrs. H. C. Shcriclun. Mr. Gerald Zaphfi. Dr. 'l'. R. XVilcox, Miss F Stcclnmn, Mrs. -I. Marley. . ll MILITARY DEPARTMENT Luft lu righl: First Sgt. YV:tlter E. Krauss, Tech. Sgt. Orris W. Schau- weker, I.l. Col. Donald C. Clzlynuln, Muster Sgt. Kermit D. Anderson, Capt. William I.. Mcwuters, First Sgt. Casper R. Becker. Stall' Sgt. Francis M. Ifen- ncssey. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Swzlrrcl: l.t. Donald A. G. Jenks, Capt. Iluvid H. Iidwurds QDepz1rtmenl heztdj. Slnnrliug: Ll. Waller C. Sherman, Ll. Donald W. Patten, I.l. Edward S. -lay, Chaplain Williznn I-'. judge. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Left In right: Capt. 'FIIOIHZIS F. XVighl. I,l.. joseph V. l,:m'rcnce. Lt. Henry S. Woods, I.t. Robert j. Smutny. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Left no night: Capt. john W. Mac- 1L I 'lu Donald Qbcparuncnt I 'atly I.. I: l l'. Hanson, Lt. Lewis R. Be-yea, Capt. Adolph C. Nelson, Lt. William ll. I'4IIZ- nlaurice, Lt, A. Recd Pcnncll. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Left Lo right: Dr. Claude D, Williams tllepartmcnl heady. Capt. Nevin -I. Slmnkwciler, l.t. Col. Samuel S. Ver- hcck. Lt.. Ralph C. Westcott, Capt. I.. D. Sedgwick. SDCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Left tu right: l.l,. Robert. If. l,atu'er. Major james R. Jacobs QDCPIIFIIIICIII headj, I.l. William S. liisgrove, Capt.. Bernard Shaw, Capt. Thmnas B. Cahill. 1 .l. ,, ,, ,,,T,, W , T ,. .f T ' . s 5 Q. ., y I ff6?s'x 'S w . A if I , 1 ,- ,. f I Q n l v , x. H ' ' I 'X '. -I , .gn ,. 1 -A mm 14 y K, F I ,fav -., an .'.v 'Q ff Jv- ' . Ei -K vw, , N Q,-3: he 1 f-ff 'w 'L' ' W X 1 I 5 . I x ff V-.4 mln:-m..Wh , 0, L -tkpwxi if ., L. 5' ff TY Liigwm' B 'ly' 1. 33 L tl'-L 721' , If i' , , Q ., in-1' , 045- 4 YL- Qu l 'w ,wx ,jf -ri E. Tl- 1 'J lg ' 'H-H V. ,fa 2 fi. '. 44 1 X w K. w , i ' 'H -:LEE -at EE, . X H 44.3 E? M E, H na ,, Q Hgmx 2 fx ' L indif- r., ' , . ' E KL I' Y' ' , Q A W 5:7 W , '-f Q 1 .- gl yr .v ,. , 'V 45 ' 1 , T5 , Z ' x, j ex V ,5 Q iii ' tw ' -V ' f' -:L-we. ' -P 5 M W .sr GLASS 0F 1948 john Duncombe Atwell Co. A Technical Sergezuu .lnrla Fort Dodge, Iowa Xlililury Meril Medal, Scliolnrsliip Medal, Hearst Trophy: Varsity Rille Tezung Company Foolhnllg Presideill, Chapel XV2ll'4lCllS1 Nou- Ciommissioned Ollieers' Club - Wallace. Prcsirlenl: Herr. Secretary-Trcnsurer: Vilcllzl. Old Boy RCpl'C5Clll2lllVCI Rcslivo. New Boy Rep1'csenl:lliveZ Brogun, Vice-l'1'esidcnL. Peter Laurence Ault Co. B Private First Class Pete Wa,y11e, Maine Company lfoolliallg All-cilillllllllly Foollmll ',l7: N011-COIllllllSSl0l1Cll Olliecrs' Club Robert john Banser Co. B Staff Sergeam Bob, Slmrly Maplewood, N. il. Good llonclucl Medal, Militzwy Merit Medal: Compamy Football, Compzmy llnskellmzlll, Company Solllmull: Non-Commissioned Olli- cers' Club, Secretary illl'CIlSlll'Cl'I ll in1l Mill, Hmfmtmclc 16 V 5 l Richard Clarke Bateman Co. C Sergeant Bale Lexington. Mass. villSlll llotrkey: fl2llllCl'2l Club, Clrall Shop Peter Thomas Blinco HQ Co. First Sergeant Blink lfVilton, Conn. Good Coutlturt. Medal Q3 bronze sbicltlsj, Military Merit. Medal: Company Football: All-Company Football '-l6: Company Basketball. Company Softball: Swing llautl. tllce Club John Duncan 'Black Stall' Lieutenant RMI. Puzlrrf North Andover, Mass. Sflmlarsliip Nletlal, Good Conduct Nlctlalg Company Footballg Varsity Club, Veterans' Club: Wind Mill, liLlll0l'i-I'iIL'I.'l'I'X!lC1f, Editor: U. S. Navy Ernest Otto Bockli Co. C Staff Sergeant Ernie Richmond Hills, N. Y. Good Conduct Medal fl bronze sliielcll: Varsity Cross Counlryg flillllljlllly Swiunningg Non-Conv lnixsionccl Olbccrs' Club, President Daniel Lowell Blanchard Co. C Private Doc Hamilton, N. Y. Varsity Football, Varsity Basket- l ball. Varsity Baseball: Varsity Club ll Q ei rtlllit if QV pk 3 Q.: it gl A if 'Zeit V N X .17 GLASS 0F 1948 John Melvin Cady Co. C Private WVaver1y, N. Y. Company Football Edward Francis William Bowie Co. B Lieutenant Ter! Binghamton, N. Y. Military Merit Medal fl bronze shieldj, Good Conduct Medal, Hunt Manual: Varsity Track: Var- sity Rifle Team, Captain: Varsity Football: Company Football, Com' prmy Basketball: Boxing: Wrest- ling: Varsity Club Joseph Jerry Carlin Co. C Corporal jerry Bronx, N. Y. Varsity Basketball: Company Bas- ketball: Non-Commissioned Olli- ccrs' Club A Thomas William Brogan Co. C Technical Sergeant Tom Howell, Michigan Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball: Vice-President, Senior Class: Varsity Club: Vice- Prcsitlcnt, Non-Commissioned Olli- cers' Club 18 C32 9 ? Paul John Carlton Co. C Staff Sergeant Clivnjzy Syracuse, N. Y. Coocl Contluct Mctlal: Varsity Fool- ball. Varsity Track Richard Paul Churchville Co. C Private Claoofrh Troy, N.Y. Varsity Football. Varsity Basket- ball: Company Softball Norman Otis Case Co. C Private First Class Cn.s'r'v Elmira, N. Y. Military Nlcrit Medal, Company Soft ball, l'1ll1'6'l'XllCli Robert Lorenzo Clark Co. A Corporal Bob Munnsville, N. Y. Good Contlutrt Medal, Military Merit Medal: Company Football, Company Basketball: Trackg Man- ager, Switnnting Teamg Non-Co1n- iuiissioned Olbcers' Club: Craft Shop, Latin Club. Clee Club Sydney Chayes, Jr. HQ Co. Technical Sergeant Syd Bayonne, Cootl Conduct Medal: Company Football, All-Company Football: Company Basketball. Company Softball, Company Swinnningg Glee Club, Camera Club Francis Ubal Cousineau Co. B Sergeant Cztzzy Newton, Mass. Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Club 19 GLASS 0F 1948 Rodney james Demo Co. C Private Rod Croghan, N. Y. Good Conduct Metlal: Varsity Foot- ball Donald Robert Covert Co. C Corporal Dm: Pleasant Ridge, Mich. Varsity Rillc Team: tlotnpany lfootball, Company Rillc Team: Non-Commissioned Olliccrs' Club Frederick Donald Dempsey HQ Co. Private Skip' Scipio Center, N. Y. Varsity llaselmall: Cmnpany Fool- laall. Conipauy Baskcllmall Norman Davidson Co. B Corporal Norm Lawrenttc, I.. I., N. Y. St'lmlal'sl1ip Nlctlal: Varsity Golf: Clontpany Foollmall, Company Coll: Coach, Company Basketball: Ptmcliinellog Non - Commisioned Ollicers' Club Richard Merton Dolan Co. A Private Dirk Norwich, N. Y. Good Cnntluct Medal: Varsity Wrestling: Cllec Clulr 20 Gerald Madison Donovan Co. A Lieutenant Zora Xvashington, Conn. Chapel Wardens' Medal: Varsity Hockey, Trark, l-'cnfinqz Company Football. Company Coll: Punch- inello, Non-Commissioned Ollicers' Club W Dudley Allen Doust John Francis Durkee Co. A Private Co. A Private Ahml: Syracuse, N. Y. Feitz Peekskill, N. Y Varsity Baseball: Company Foot- Good Conduct Medal: ll'i11rI Mill ball, Compzmy Basketball Camera Club Joseph M. Dziminslci Co. C Stall Sergeant, Diz Buffalo, N. Y. Company Football, Company Bas- ketball, Company Softball: Non- Robert David Egan I-IQ Co. 'l en'l1nictaI Sergeant Dave Syracuse, N. Y. SCllOllll'SlllP Medal, Good Conduct Medal CZ bronze shicldsj. Military Commissioned Olllcers' Club Merit Medal fl bronze shicldjz Varsity 'l'r:xrrk: Company Rillc Tr-am, Company Swimming t an STZQ Q t j M ' GLASS 0F 1948 Vance S. Elliott HQ Co. Private Vcmcey New York, N. Y. Military Merit Medal, Company Marksmanship Meclalg Varsily Ski Team: Company lfoollaallg Craft Shop, Wind Mill, 1fl1IJU'l'Sl1L'li E' Frederick Herbert Ehrharclt Carl Eilenberg Co. C Private First Class Co. A Corporal Fred, Bert Bayonne, N. QI. Sllamrorrk Syracuse, N. Y Company Football. Company Bas- Varsity Golf: Company Foolbrll kellmll Company Softball X X George Giell Evertz Co. B Staff Sergeant G. G., Ev Syracuse, N.Y. 22 U 5 5 x IL L? g f William Richmond Fairbanks Co. I5 Private First Class Bill, Willy Hermon, N.Y. Company llaskelball Robert Wesley Fuller Jr. Co. A Corporal lflfcs - Batavia, N. Y. Varsity Football: Company lfoot- ball, Latin Club Chester Lyman Fox I-IQ Co. Private Che! XfVinchester, Mass. Varsity Hockey, Captain: Company Football, Company Rifle Team, Company Softball Alfred Lee Gilman Co. A Corporal Gil Great Neck, L. I., N. Y. Varsity 'llennis, Varsity Track, Company Football: Craft Shop, Stamp Club George H. Freyer HQ Co, Sergeant Tuckahoe, N. Y. Good Conduct Medal fl bronze shielcll: Company Football, Com- pany Softball James A. Givan, Jr. Stall Lieutenant-Colonel Diamond jim Vlforcester, Mass. Ollicer of the Phoenix ll gold shielclj, Scholarship Medal, Good Conduct Medal Q3 bronze shieldsj, Military Merit Medal Q2 bronze shielclsbg Varsity Hockey: Company Football, Softball, Golf, Haversaclc, Business Managerg Wind Mill 23 .--W . ,, , ,,,Av GW W GLASS UF 1948 Everett Francis Handy HQ Co. Staff Sergeant Ev, Gufmcr Elmira, N. Y. Good Conduct Medal fl bronze shieldj: Varsity Swimming: Com- pany Swimming: Skeet Club Sergio Enrique Gonzales Co. B Corporal Mico Caracas, Venezuela Varsity Soccer: Company Tennis, Company Swimming Williani Francis Harder Co. A Private Hill, Duke Yilellsville, N. Y. Varsity Football: Varsity Club David Irving Graf Co. B Private Hamm YVatcrtown, N. Y. Varsity Football, Varsity Basket- ball: Varsity Club L. Lee Harrington Co. B Sergeant Lee M elrosc, Mass. Military Merit Medal: Manager. Varsity Football: Manager, Varsity llaslielballg Varsity 'I'l'at7k3 Com- pany Football, Company Basket- ball: Varsity Club, Non-Comrnis sionecl Olbcers' Club 24 Stephen Barker Hemstreet Co. A Tecliiiical Sergeant S. B. Waterloo, N. Y. Good Conduct Medal Q2 bronze shicldsi, Chapel Warden Medal: Coinpnny l ool.li:nll, llznslcclball, Softball and Tratikz Craft Shop. Non-Connnissioned Olhccrs' Club, Ski Club Edmund Davis Herr Co. A Captain Iilaclriffa Watertown, N. Y. Srholarship Medal ll bronze shieltlj. Good Conduct Medal QI bronze shieldj, Military Merit Medal Q2 bronze shielclsjg Varsity Football, Track, Golf and Ski 'l'e:nn: School Golf Chaulpion V163 Company Ifooballg Varsity Club. Secretary: Senior Class, Secretary- Trcztsnrerg Ski Club, Vice-President Norman Albert Hicks Co. B Private Doc Morrisvillc,N.Y. Company l oolb:ilI: Varsity Ski 'I'i':nn Henry Charles Honeck Co. A Lieutenant Heil: Batavia, N. Y. Scholarship Medal ffl bronze shielclsj. Good Conduct Medal. Military Merit Medal Q2 bronze shicldsj, Chapel Warden Medalg Varsity Tennis: Company Football, llasketball. Swimming: Ping Pong: Calnera Club, President: Chapel Wardens, Secretary 25 Don Hess Co. B Corporal Rocky, Gmieml Chappaqua, N. Y. Varsity Football, Varsity Basket- ballg Varsity Clubg Non-C0mmis- sioned Officers' Club C N 55:11 l GLASS 0F 1948 Simon Peter Jarvis Co. B Corporal Sam Portsmouth, N. H. Good Conduct Medal: Company Football, Company Tcnnisg Camera Club, Ski Club, Non-Commissioned Omcers' Club Edward Michael Howe Kenneth Ives Co. A Private First Class Co. A Private Howie Albany, N. Y. Pedro Manlius, N. Y Company Rifle Team Company Football Richard George Johnson Co. A Private john Providence, R. 1. Cml't Shop. Cnmerzl Club 26 lk! O 5 . I rl ? :s gn: Qi xx - i William Roscoe Kean HQ Co. Private Keanu Nvaterloo, N. Y. Company lfootball, Company Bas- ketball, Swing Band John Donald Kennedy Co. C Sergeant jack Rome, N. Y. Scholarship Medal fl bronze shieldj, Military Merit Medal: Var- sity Rifle Team: Company Foot- ballg Non-Conunissioned Ollicers' Club, National Ride Association Walter Joseph Keating Co. B Lieutenant Kenlso Detroit, Mich. Company Softball, Company Rifle Team: Fencing: Punchinello, Ski Club, Craft Shop, Non-Commis- sioned Officers' Club Carl Thomas Kramer Co. C Private Blackie Olmsted Falls, Ohio Varsity Track, Cross Country, Company Basketball ' William Charles Keen Co. B Staff Sergeant Blain Santa Barbara, Cal. Companion, Order of the Phoenixg Military Merit Medal Q3 bronze shieldsj, Scholarship Medal fl bronze shieldjg Varsity Rifle Team: Company Rifle Teamg Punchinello, Camera Club, Haversack, Wind Mill, Non-Commissioned Ollicers' Club. Chapel Warden Paul James Laper Co. C Private Lupe Auburn, N. Y. Varsity Football, Varsity Basket- ball, Varsity Baseball: Varsity Club 27 CLASS 0F 1948 Sanford jay Liebschutz Co. C Sergeant Smiley Auburn, N. Y. Companion ol' the Phoenix, Model New Boy: Scholztrsliip Medal ffl 'bronze sbieldsj, Military Merit Medalg Varsity Golf: Company Football, Company Swimming, Company Basketball: lllillfl Mill, Havwzrnrk, Ski Club Marshall LeRoy Learn Co. B Private Lee I-Ifunburg, N. Y. Good Conduct M eclnl , M il itnry Merit Medal: Company Softball Guy Cunningham Ligon Co. A Lieutenzmt Slmrly Pilwllflg, N. Y. Scl't0lnrsliip-Medal fl gold shieltlj, Cloud Cnndttcl Xledztl, Mililztry Merit Medal: Cotnpztuy Sultbztll, Company lfootbnll, .iXll-Clmnp:11'iy Football '-IG: Nun-Cmntnissiouecl Ollitzcrs' Club Edward Richard Levene Co. I5 Sergezlnt Migh tym mise Binghamton, N. Y. Varsity Hockey, lklnnnger: Com- pany Tennis. Coinpzuiy Football: Craft Shop, Punchinello, Non- Cmnmissioncd Omcers' Club Albert Gustave Lintel Co. C Stall Sergeant Iizfrl, Al Syracuse, N. Y. Varsity I-lofkcyg Colupuny lfoolbnll, Clouipuny Stvimmingg Nou-Cmn- tnissioued Ollifcrs' Club 28 l L. Stanley Lippencott Donald Whitcomb Lloyd Jay Winton Lorch HQ Co. Private Co. ,B Staff Sergeant Co. A Private Sinn Daytona Beach, Fla. Don Rochester, N. Y. Tex, jaybird Dallas, Texas l:l'2ll-l Shop. Hzlml CZmnp:nn' lfuollmll, COINIDIIIIY Soll- Gund COlllllll'l Medal: Company hall Rille Tezlm Xl Q xl on Z B 5? James S. MacKay Richard Joseph Martens Coll Stall' Sergeant I-IQ CO. Private jim, Mm: l oxbm'0, Mass. SIHIIIJY Port Byron, N. Y. Varsity Rille 'I'czlln: Company Ciunupnvny llnskellmll, Company l 00ll11lll3 VIll'Sily Clllll Softball, COIIIPZIIIY Ifoollmll, All- Compzlny Footbull 'fl7 29 GLASS 0F 1948 Dennis McCarthy Co. A Private Denny Syracuse, N. Y. Varsity Football John Knox McAfee Co. B Private First Class Mac Spcculator, N. Y. Varsity Ski Team: Company Ifoot- ball, Company Softball: Craft Shop. Ski Clulm Patrick Michael McCarthy Co. A Staff Sergezlnt Irish Syracuse, N. Y. Varsity Swimming: Company Foot- lmall, Company Golf, Company Track: Punchincllo, Non-Commis- sioned Omccrs' Club 30 John Volney McAlpin Co. B Sergeant ,lurk Corpus Christi, Texas Military Merit Medal fl bronvc Sllliflllyl V2ll'Slly Swimming: COIN- pany lfootlmll, Company Basket- lmallg Craft Shop, Camera Club E32 Emi- -24 ffl: Y rl y MW.. QQEQQ Q 'Q Thomas Sopwith McLean Co. C Lieutenant Mac, Rrlnfl Hel Air, Md. Scholarship Medal. Military Merit Medal: Company Football, Coni- pany Basketball. Company Softball, Company Tennis. Company Coll: H11-uersuclf, ll-'ind Mill James Ira Moritz Co. A Private First Class Big jim Collins Center, N. Y. Good Conduct Medal: Company Football Warren DeWitt Meola Co. A Lieutenant Mzfowlin Skaneateles, N.Y. Ollicer ol' the Phoenix, Model Non- Conlg Good Conduct Medal, Mili- tary Merit Medal Q2 bronze shicldsjg Varsity Rifle Team, Com- pany Football, Basketball and Soft- ballg Varsity Club, Craft Shop, Non-Commissioned Otliccrs' Club Richard Walton Morris I-IQ Co. Sergeant Moe Gilbertsville, N. Y. Good Conduct Medal, Military Merit Medal: Company Football, Company Basketball Edward Mills Milliman Co. A Private Turk LeRoy, N. Y. Varsity Football: Company Basket- ball: Varsity Club Renalclo Peter Mossotti Co. B Private Moss Solvay, N. Y. Varsity Football, Varsity Basket- ball, Varsity Track 31 Robert Edward Murphy Co. C Lieutenant lllufrpll, Lil Iimr Speutterporl. N. Y. Military Merit. Medal: Varsity Football, Caplaiug Varsity Club, President Albert Peter Nicholas Co. C Private Nick 'Wilkes-Barre, Perma. Varsity Football, Varsity Basket- ball, Varsity Baseballg Varsity Club Antonio Jose Muskus Co. B Private Pzfflm, Caracas, Venezuela Varsity 'l4l'ill'li, Soccer, Weight Lill- iug: Clonlpany Swimming: Nou- Coxmnissionccl Ollltzcrs' Club Rodrigo Ospina Co. A Private Rod Bogota, Colombia Ya rrai I y Soccer Jack Crossley Mustermann Co. B Private First Class zlflusly, Znrlt Lconia, N. Xalrsily Ifoolball, Xarsily Haskel- Imllz Varsity Club James Stewart Pelcher Co. B Private jim, Pclclz Broatlalbiu, N. Y. Varsity Football, Varsity Basket- ball. Varsity Baseball: Varsity Club 32 James Perialas Co. B Staff Sergeant Pix, G1'fflfk Elmira, N. Y. Scholarship lXlt'tlal, Gootl Conduct Medal tl bronze sbicltlj, Military Merit Medal I2 bronze slmieltlsjz Company Football. All-Company Football, '-l7: Varsity Rillc Teamg Nou-Coinlnissionetl Olllccrs' Club, Presltlent Ralph Anthony Petta Co. B Corporal Cliim Syracuse, N. Y. Varsity lfoolball: Company Soft- ball: Varsity Club, Non-Commis- sionccl Ollitfcrs' Club George Russell Pike Co. B Private Ike Lynn, Mass. Varsity Football, Varsity Hockey, lloxingg Varsity Club Peter Loring Pratt l-IQ Co. Sergeant Pole, Ctzclcllcs Mamaroneck, N. Y. Scholarship Medal. Good Contlutxl Mctlalg Company Football. Basket' David M. Preston Co. C Technical Sergeant Dave Pointe Farms, Mich. Stzliolarsliip Medal Q1 gold shieldjg Varsity Tcnnisg Company Basket- ball, Company Football: Havetxraclc, l KW X 2 QQ aim ball, Softball, Ping Pong: Punch- incllo. Swing Band, Barbeque Five, Il'imI Mill, Puncliiuello, Non-Com- mlssioned Ollicers' Club Glcc Club 33 GLASS 0F 1948 john Joseph Reagan Sam Ernest Restivo Co. C Private Co. C Staff Sergeant Nijz Tully, N, Y. Iiusly, S!H'!lg'0ll Cimnpany liaskellaall, Cflllllllllly -Iamesllowny N. Y- S0fl'111 fiiillllllllll' Football, Basketball, and Solilmall. All-Colnpany Ifoollmll 'll7C Non-Commissionecl Ollieers' Club: Senior Class New Hoy Representa- liveg U. S. Navy: Asiatic, Pacific, American Tliealre. Vicmry Medal, japanese Occupation William John Richardson Robert Arnold Rosasco K Co. B Sergeant Co. A Staff Sergeant K 5 j Bill Heuvellon, N. Y. Bob Rego Park, L. I., N. Y. X Q I. f .,. ,. 3, lJlhllX Baaelmll, Com Jani lool Coin Jam loolhall. CUIIIJAIIX X M 1 - 1' EE, ea hall, LOIHPZIIU' Ski leznn Sunnnnng W rl x x 1. W ' ' Q -:Q 9 Q S331 . l 34 Lee W. Rothschild Co. B Private First Class Syracuse, N. Y. Sclrolarsbip Medal, Good Conduct Medal: Company Football, Com- pany Swimming: Craft Shop, Hau- m'.wu'l: George August Sauter Co. B Stall Sergeant Doc, Cook Pouglikeepsie, N. Y. Company Football, Company Bas- ketball. Compznxy Softball: Non- Connnissioncd Ollicers' Club, Vice- President David Irving Rudolph H Q Co. Stall Sergeant Rudy Erie, Penna. Good Conduct Medal, Varsity 'l'rat'kg Company Football, Com- pany Basketball, Wrestling: Wind M il I , H 111fm'.s'1mlc William Edward Shattuck, Jr. Co. C Sergeant Soldier, Shad Syracuse, N. Y. Varsity 'l'rack: Company Footballg NON-fl0lIlllllSSl0llCil Ollicers' Club, ll. S. .-Xrtny Paul Lyndon Sampson Co. A Private Duke Baldwin, L. I., N. Y. Varsity Football: lVl'CSllll'lg, Cap- tain, Varsity Club David Recordon Slocum HQ Co. Lieutenant Slug, Dave Batavia, N. Y. Good Conduct Medal fl gold, 3 bronze sbieldsj, Military Merit Nlcdal fl bronze shieldjg Coiupauy Football, Basketball, and Softball, ll'iml Mill, Ski Club 35 IF- GLASS 0F 1948 Ernest Thomas Spanos Co. C Captain Nloose Buffalo, N. Y. C0llll'l1ZlllClCl' of thc Phoenix. Ollicer of the Phoenix: Military Merit Medal, Good Conduct Mcdalg Company Football, Bzlskelbzlll, Softball, Tennis, All-Coinpzmy Football '46, Varsity Football: Var- sity Club, Haversaclz Earl Spaulding Smith Co. C First Sergeant Duck Johnstown, R. I. Varsity Ski Tcmng Company Foot- ball, Company Ski Tcum John Andrew Sprecher Co. C Segeant Sp rec Newark, Del. Company Football, Company Bas- kctball l Guy Henry Smith, Jr. Co. A Private First Class Smitty Elba, N. Y. Good Conduct Medal Richard Gerald Strickland Co. C Corporal Sttrick Fayetteville, N. Y. Good Conduct Mcdulg Company Football, Company Bzlskctbnllg Varsity Ifootbullg Non-Commis- sioncd Olbcers' Club 36 William Francis Sullivan Craig Cornell Tarler Co. A Private Stall Lieutenant Sully Syracuse, N. Y. Tyler '1'uck:1hoc, N. Y. Varsily Football, Varsity Trackg Varsity Football, VZ1l'Slly Track, Varsity Club Varsity Baseball, Company Swim- ming: I-lrlilcrsrmlc Richard Franklin Thompson Edward Hilton Tillotson Co. A Private Co. A Sergeant Dick Warren, Ohio Till Fort Eclwarcl, N. Y. Company Swimming: Craft Shop Varsity Track, Boxing: Company lfoolball, Company Ski Teamg Clamcra Club, Glec Club, Haver- .wlrlf X37 Charles Peter Thobae Co. B Technical Sergeant Chuck I-Iairisburg, Penna. Y2ll'Slly Swimming: Company Foot- ball, Company Swimming: FCI'lClllg1 Camera Club, Puncllincllo, Haver- suck Xl I irliqvl i q i SN Q.: 512 GLASS 0F 1948 John Hoult Verkerke Co. A Stall? Sergeant Verk Alexandria, Va. Scholarship Meclalg Company Foot- ball, Company Swimming, Coin- pany Rifle Teamg Camera Club John Luyster Van Cott Co. ll Private First Class ,luck Sea Clillf, N. Y. Varsity Football, Varsity llaseball: iiulnpany Basketball Eugene Joseph Vitetta Co. A First Sergeant Gene Seneca Falls, N. Y. Good Conduct Medal C2 bronze Shieldsj, Military Merit Medal Q2 bronze shicldsjg Company Rillc Cliampiong Varsity Rillc Tcamg Company Football, Basketball, and Softball: All'C0l!1lJIlllY Football V175 Varsity Club, Senior Class Old Boy Representative 38 David Haskins VanVleet l-IQ Co. Sergeant Iflufl Bullalo, N. Y. Varsity Football. Varsity Track: Company Basketball, Company Ski Tczun: Punchincllo , ,, ,l'f fgi QQEQQ 1 r I-, L- Robert Curtis Wait Co. C Lieutenant Iloggie, Poorli Syracuse, N. Y. Companion of the Phoenixg Mili- tary Merit, Good Conduct and Company Rifle Medalg Varsity Rifle Team: Softballg Varsity Club, Phoenix Board, Veterans Clubg U. S. Army: Infantry Combat Badge. Bronze Star, Purple Heart Qwith Cluslerj, E. T. O. Ribbon Q4 battle SIIIFSD, A. T. O. Ribbon Myles Wiesenthal Co. B Private VVerlse Long Beacli,L. I., N. Y. Varsity Track: Company Football, Company Softball: Camera Club William Thomas Wallace Co. C Technical Sergeant Biddy Rochester, N. Y. Varsity Football and Baseballg Var- sity Club, Vice4Presidentg Veterans Clnb, President: Senior Class, Pres- idenlg U. S. Navy: Asiatic-Pacific Ribbon QI battle starj Robert Earl Wildridge Co. C Staff Sergeant Willie Syracuse, N. Y. Scholarship Medal fl gold, 1 bronze shieldj, Military Merit Medal fl bronze shieldj, Good Conduct Medal Q2 bronze shielclsj, Companion of the Phoenixg Wind Mill Donald Eugene Watson l-IQ Co. Private First Class Doc, Sparky Oneida, N. Y. Good Conduct Medal John Robert Willson Co. B Technical Sergeant W oorly East Hartford, Conn. Good Conduct Medal: Varsity Track: Non-Commissioned Officers' Club 39 CLASS 0F 1948 David True Brown Co. B Sergeant Barge Newton Centre, Mass. Military Merit Mcdalg Varsity I-Iockeyg Company Football, Com- pany Rifle Team, Company Swim- ming, Company Softball, Company Golf: Craft Shop, Non-Commis- sioned Ofiicers' Club l tree Eu- John Ery Wyman Jerome Francis Zell Co. C Staff Sergeant Co. A Private lfoncla, N.Y. jerry Syracuse, N. Y. Good Cilllllllfl Medal: Company Varsily lfoolball. Varsity Basketball, Football: Pnnrhinello, Cflllll shop. Varsity liascrball PUST GRADUATES James Volk Culver Owen Cobb Holleran, Jr. Co. B Stall Sergeant Stallf Major jim Falconer, N. Y. Holly Washington, D. C. Military Merit Mcmlalg Varsity Bas- Good Conduct Medal, Military kclball: Company Footballg Varsity Merit Medal: Varsity Rillc Team: Club. 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THE MILITARY YEAR The military year began with the arrival of the first cadets on September 25. The Iirst activity was the immediate instruction of the new boys in fundamentals of drill. The major part ol' the military year was devoted to the preparatory training of the cadets for the two main events on the military calendar: Govern- ment lnspection and Company Competition, Along with the drill, which was not the great' est part of the training, were the important classes in military science. These classes were held three days a week until Govermnent Inspection. Classes in military science were held Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, Tues- day and Thursday were used for physical training. There was extensive drill during the fall and spring whenever weather would permit it. The drill periods in the fall were held in the evenings alter mess, and they were no more popular then than they were in the spring when they were held before morning mess. Lt. Col. Givan, Battalion Conlmanderg Major Holleran, Executive Ollitfer: Lt. 'l':n'ler, Supply Ollicerz l.l. Black. Adjutant. ll A GOVERNMENT INSPECTION The Sunday parades began soon alter the school year opened in the fall and lasted until the weather made them impraeticable. How- ever, they started again in the spring as soon as the weather lmeczune favorztlile. Saturday mornings were devoted to room inspection and drill. When snow covered the ground so that we could not drill, we went 'for hikes in tl1e surrounding countryside. Again, weather permitting. Saturday mornings were devoted to practice parades, reviews, and rille inspect- ions. Alter Government Inspection the drill progrznn settled down to one llonr two nights an week. Government Inspection wus the highlight ol' the military year. as it always is: :md every- 'l'Iie tiovernmenl Inspectors reporting CI Company during Company Competition Captain Spanos receives Color Company 'l'ropliy GDMPANY GUMPETITIDN thing of a military nature led up to itz. This year the inspection was held early, coming on the twenty-fourth and twenty-hfth olf April instead of at the end of May. In the interim between spring vacation and Government Inspection the preparations were intensihed. Vie are very glad to say that they bore fruit and that the inspection was a success. There was extra reason for striving Ifor a high rating this year besides the fact we wished to con- tinue our highly enviable honor school record. This reason took the form of an answer to a challenge proffered by New York Military Academy. That school was presented with General MacNair's saber, and they ollered to use it as a trophy to be passed between Manlius and themselves, the holder of the saber to be that school which received the L lfl highest grade on the Government Inspection. This direct challenge did not go unansweredg the cadets really tried to win that saber. The results will not be known until the latter part of june, but considering the line performance ol' the cadets, news that we have won it will come as no surprise. The winter term brought about a change in a system that is very near to us: the disci- plinary system. The old system, that of the accumulation of merits and demerits, was discardedg and one that seems better came into being. The main theory olf the new system is that each delinquency is to be re- viewed on the day on which it is turned in, and action is to be taken on that day. This seems better than the old system under which reports were reviewed only once a week. COMPANY COMPETITION .Xnother provision ol' the new system is that no cadet above the rank ol' sergeant will serve time marching. but will be confined to his room at all times except lor mess and classes. Those so conlinetl lose all their privileges ol rank and command. The new system has worked smoothly and has redttced the number olf delinquencies owing to t.he lact. that for every delinquency report one receives, one has tio take the punishment rather than have it counterbalanced by the accumulation of merits. Ranking next to Government Inspection in the importance ol' military events is the annual Company Competition. This competition is among A, B, and C companies and is one of - I I I 2 the major roots of rivalry among them. The purpose of the competition is to determine that company which will have the privilege of being custodian of the colors for the next year. To be thus designated is a great honor, and it also carries such advantages as going into the mess hall lirst. The competition is based on the degree of perfection attained by each company in plain and fancy drill. The judges are in no way connected with the school, and the demonstration olf drill is ex- ceptional. This year the competition was as spirited as ever with all companies giving excellent performances. Only the decision ol the judges could determine the outcome, but amid such tumult and excitement the honor , mf 45 was 2lW2il'llCLl this year lo Company CI. system worked smootllly and well. Best ol The military year has been most successful. all, Lhe QYCZIICSL evenl on Lhe military ealemlzlr, The military science grades were, Ull the Goverxmmem Inspection, resulted in honor whole, good, and the improved clisc'iplinz11'y school l'2lI.lllg lor the l'o1'l.y-l'oul'll1 Lime. A.. ok -'g1.' , ,..,o V1 5 Vi E Vp- Ve. fx . . 4 . .1 , . . 'tb - 0 A f ,,. v a, If V 1 C0 V W V ,. r - ' 6 l W , S - 1 .N li 'Y , 4 '7' V. xy - . 1+ . g X ga X T? G A V . i . V . 'k -' 53, ,,, V w-X-2, 'Qu 7' .V . . 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Under the elfective coaching ol' XfVilliam Graf, newly appointed athletic director, and assistant coach Thomas Cahill, the team was lfound to possess the strength ol' former teams but to be lighting stronger competition. This year found Manlius with many husky new-corners to replace players lost by graduation. Among these were Doe, Blanchard, James Guardino, Paul Laper, and Frank Cousineau. Blanchard, a 210 pound' fullback, played a smashing game throughout the season. Another asset to the team was powerful Jim Guardino, a 205 pound Junior from YVatertown, N. Y. -lim, at left tackle, gained the adniiration of every fan and player through his ability to stop plays that came his way. Another tackle, Jim Laper, proved his ability in defensive action, stopping many plays. At left end was a great team player, Frank Cousineau, who gave an outstanding performance on the defense and offense. Tom Brogan is another player who deserves admiration and credit for his dependable work. As hrst center, Tom assisted in other positions when injuries threatened the success of the team. Bob Murphy did an admirable job as team captain and as right guard. Another player whose work was outstanding is Al Nicholas, an able passer, tackler, and a speedy ground-gaining runner. Other backfield men who deserve praise for their suport are: George Pike, Ted Bowie, Frank Scarduzio, Turk Milliman, Jerry Zell, Don Hess, Don Knoche, Dennis McCarthy. and Ralph Petta. Renaldo Mossotti, .lim Pelcher, .lack Mustermann, and Dave Van Vleet saw action in many games as ends. At tackle were Ted Gruman, Pete Blinco, Tom Martin, and Craig Tarler. Guards and centers were Paul Carlton, Ernie Spanos, Pete Stevens, Mike Stagliano, Bill Harder, Dave Graf, Rodney Demo, Paul Sampson, and Jack Van Cott. Although not so successful as in other years, the team deserves much credit for their hard play and fighting spirit throughout a difficult schedule. 314 ,, wir x ,, ' -Q f I . l i Assistant Coach Cahill and Coach Graf Nlanlius Manlius Manlius Manlius Manlins Manlius Manlius Manlius Manlius SCI-lliDUl.l-I 25 .. 32.. G.. G.. 28. 6 .... 0 aff 39 .... ..... ...Hartwick P l. l. Admiral Farragut . . . . .Valley Forge . , . . . .llordentown Cornell Freshmen ...... . .Staunton ..........l,.aSalle Niagara lireshmcn .1 H , ll- ' v. . . ,r . . . D. . v .. I V .. ,111 I . . , . , - ., ' , , . , 1 , N.. v . '-ti, 1 '. 1 . , 1' r - -A - A .51- ., , v ' 'li- - :',.J ' ' H. Ag l1'!' V ' 5.7, H 1 , , 'N -' g f 1-ff? ,:, km U' -, . . E f f f 53 '11 V n- - ' - xv' X 4 73 A V' 'N . I i ' '2 Exp ' QD ki! A-az! -vq Q,. , '- f' ff' . rr 'Af' '74, ' N iii. eg g Y- 5 . f'-mf ' .' f 'A , f Ag 5 ,X- ,ut M 1 ' 'il L Afffq-f' W sw: .. l S.. -+52 e - uw 1 Ea ' i K In Q in 3 In ' if o I fi Ai'i -' ' . .f - A tw 132- 1 y 9: , WF-.' : L N , ' . . ' S ' . ' ' 16 ' Il I '- 1' , . A xx 1' If ' f -iii'-i'!f' Sl ' Kg XX Z ' x r 41- . gf I I l .v . -.i 1, L X! a 7' ,ef 'H fi M. ?w'R'?E'!i?g W In f 26' . Kg-S-4: fU5 Manlius BASKETBALL TEAM lil Sill-ll'1lJlll.li ...,... . .Morrisville lfreshmen Manlius 28 ... ...R. l'. l. Freshmen Nlanlius 52 ............ Cornell Freshmen Manlius 5,1 .... lltica School of Commerce Manlius -ll . ......... Cornell l-'reslnnen Nlanlius 557 ,......,....... .Aquinas School Manlius el-l Central City Business Institute Manlius L18 .....,..... l-lartwick l reshmen Nlanlins 5l ..... Morrisville l-'reshmen Nlanlius 555 ........ Cortland lfreshmen Xlanlius 56 .... lllica School of Commerce f ,V I Conch Cahill Manlius 39 Valley Forge Military Acadetny XA Alanlius -lel llordentown Military Acadetny Manlius 39 ........... Cortland l reslnnen Manlius -IS ., ..... l-lartwick lfreshmeu Xlanlius -IG .........,.. R. l'. l. lfreshmen Manlius 56 Central City llusiness lnstitule xtmmlius 56 ........... Syracuse lireslnnen VVhen coach Cahill announced basketball practice, a large group tried out for the team. After several weeks of hard practice, thirteen men were chosen to form the Varsity squad. Among this number were veterans -james Culver, Don Hess, and Tom Brogan. Our schedule this year was restricted to college freshman and other preparatory school teams with the result that we played a number of experienced teams. Among them were teams from Syracuse, Hartwick, Cortland, Cornell, and R. P. I. After several games, the regular lineup be- catne Jim Laper, Tom Brogan, Dan Blanch- ard, Jim Culver, and .lim Pelcher. With the assistance of Frank Cousineau, Renaldo Mossotti, jerry Zell, 'l'homas Brothers, Albert Nicholas, 'lack lvlustermann, and Dave Graf, the team finished the season with seven victor- ies and ten defeats. The team never lost its spirit even when defeat was inevitable, and Lit deserves credit for hard, fast play throughout the season. The team was ably managed by joe Dziminski and Dick Clutrchville. Scaled: Zell, Cousiueau, Pelclter, Captain Blanchard, Culver, Seckins, Hess, Slttmling: llmgattt, Mossotti, Manager Churchville, Coach Cahill, Manager Dzitninsl-ai, Mustermann, Laper. BASEBALL TEAM The Manlius Baseball team was troubled by rain from the starting gun to the end of the season. Nevertheless, Coach Cahill's boys worked hard, when weather permitted, and were rewarded by a live-four record. The mound duo ol' Purcell to WVallace plus the big bats ol' Cousineau, Milliman, and Pelcher helped make the season a great success. Central New York's Big Three, Colgate, Syracuse, and Cornell, were among the de- feated. Shortstop .jerry Zell and second base- man Alack Van Colt displayed great form which resulted in more than one double play. X'Vith several lettermen returning, Coach Cahill is looking forward to even greater SIICCCSS IICXL YCZIT. Manlius Nfanlius Manlius Manlius Manlius Maul ins Manlius Manlius Manlius SCHEDULE . . . ,Cornell Freshmen ..............Colgale Freshmen Morrisville Agricultural Institute Cohleskill Agricultural Institute ..,. . . , . . . , . .Clarkson Freshmen . . . .LeMoyne lfreshmen . . . .Cornell Freshmen . . . . . . . . . . . .Syracuse Freshmen . . . .New York Military Academy lfronl row: Managers Sitrin, Slell. ,1l1ll'lCl'. Sammi raw: Brogan, Bretz, Captain Wallace, Purcel1,.Lewis, Pelchet Zell, Third mw: Pike, Sampson, Doust, Harker, Harder, Blanchard, Laper, Cousincau. Dempsey, Quinn, Coach Cahill. l I A05 SCORES Manlius l00 .... Syracuse lfreslunen 99 Manlius 100 ..,. Czizenorin H. S. 89 Mzmlius 100 ...... Cznxenovin H. S. 75 .... fl' Hassard, T. McAfee, bl. Mc.-Klee, Herr, Coach Woods. Zwick, li. Smith, Elliott. Hicks. SKITEAM The team consisted ol Tom and John McAfee, Tom Hassard, Eddy Herr, Earl Smith, Norm Hicks, Ernie Zwick, and Vance Elliott. The main meet of tl1e year was against the Northwood School and Procter Academy at Lake Placid. Although the team was not a championship one, it enjoyed a good season under the excellent coaching of Lt. Woocls. Scfaler1.' Kennedy, Atw Vitetta, Bowie, Holler: Covert, D. jnnes. RIFLE TEAM The Manlius Varsity Rifle Team, coached by SfSgt Fennessey, enjoyed a successful year. The team took second place in the Hearst National Trophy Match, with Wfait, Kennedy, Perialas, Meola, and Atwell shooting as the first team. The second and third teams were composed ol' Bowie, Hales, McKay, Angelis, Holleran, Vitetta, Bicknell, Janes, Covert, and Poulos. A team dinner ended the season. ell, Captain Wait, Pcriailns, Meoln. Standing: Ponlos, in, Angelis, Coach Fennessey, MacKay. Hales, Bicknell, SCORES Manlius S84 ........ Valley Forge 905 Manlius 848 Nlzmlius 831 ........BOl'llClll0Wl1 906 . . .Syracuse R.O.'l .C. 850 Mzmlius T97 Nliton College. ling. 759 SCORES Manlins lt! ..... R. P. I. FVCSIIIIICII 'IB lx'IIlllllllS -l7 .....,... New lflartlord ti Manlins 25 ..... Colgate lfreslnnen -I0 Manlins 35 ..AllJany Free .'XCilClt'lIly Ill Manlins -I7 ..Anhnrn High School IH Manlins 29 .... Syracnst- I-'reslnnen Elti Front mat: Malcolm, L. Hanson, Petersen, -I. Wells, Copley. Ospina, McAlpin. Serourl mai: P. McCarthy. Conrad. R. XVells, Handy, Hales, Weinhencler. Coach Pennell. V. Hanson, Fisrlier. Manager Clark. HUCKEY TEAM The team although not often sueeesslful, enjoyed the season. XVe played many good teams, but the major game was at Prescott, Ontario, where we were no match lor the Canadians. Although the game was lost, we enjoyed playing against such skaters. Next year, Prescott will come to Manlius lor the winter carnival game-an outstanding attract- ion on the program. SWIMMING TEAM Under the watchful eye of coach Pennell, tl1e Manlius School Swimming Team had a highly commendable season. The competition was keen, and the schedule was by no means easy. Much is owed to the team for their whole-hearted effort in making this their best season in two years. Hats off to Lt. Pennell and the Manlins Sfhool mermen. lfrnnl mat: llorunan, l.intel, l.L-pard, Sharp, Porter. Sw-vnu! roam' Manager Lane, lsflliflllllll, Stevens. Captain lfox. Pike. Taber. Coach Ural. Tltird mat: Campbell, Welte, tiivan, Van Colt, McPherson, Brown. SCORES Manlius Sl ..Drnmlins Athletic Club l Manlins l .... Rome Free Academy R Manlins 2 ..... Mrsvle. Agrel. Inst. ll Manlius 3 ....... Cornell Freshmen il Manlins 0 . . . .........,.. Prescott 9 X SCORES Manlius 0 ..,.,.. Cornell Freshnien 7 Manlius I ...... Syracuse Freshmen 8 Manlius I ...... Syracuse lfreshtnen 8 Manlius 0 ....... Colgate Freshmen fl Manlius 0 ....... Cornell Freshmen 9 Manlius 2 ..Syracuse Central I-I. S. 7 Manlius I ...... . ...... N. Y. M. A. fl Front row: Hotmann, Hanson, Honeck, Tvildridge. Second row: As- sistant Coach Woods, Preston, Verkerke, Sharp, Gilman, Strother, Gonzalez, Coach Jenks, Arcay. TENNIS TEAM Though' young and inexperienced, the tennis team played well throughout the season. The Hrst five matches with college freshmen teams were against some of the ablest Junior players in the East. The only members of the team to win victories in match play were Honeck and Preston, each winning three. The team was ably tutored by coaches Jenks and VVoods. TRACK TEAM The track team enjoyed a highly successful season., Outstanding performances were con- tributed by Mossotti, in the sprints, Hassard in the pole vault, and the relay team composed of Mossotti, Ivlustertnann, Hassard, and Bortman. Highlights of the season were the meets at VVest Point and Brown. At VVest Point the team dIStIlTgl.lISIlClI itself by coming within one-half point of total victory. At Brown, Manlius placed hfth among twenty-two competing schools. Front row: Managers Colacicco, I'ie1'i. Mizlrllc row: I.. Lovera, I-Iassard, Arcay, L. Hanson, Co-Captain Herr, Co-Captain I... Harrington, Rudolph, Hulhnan. limi' row: Coach Graf, Shattuck, Seekins, Stevens, Hughes, Guardino, MacKay. Ziebarth, Van Vleet. Chadwick, Sullivan, Mossotti, Trainer Hemstreel. SCORES Manlius All .... Syracuse Freshmen 73 Manlins 51 . ..Colgate Freshmen 71 Manlius 28 . ..CorneII Freshmen 88 Manlius 80 N. Y. Military Academy 33 Second Place, Military League Fifth Place. Interscholastic Meet at Brown University GOLF Due to the lack of experi- enced players, the Golf Team had only a fair seasong however, it gained much needed experi- ence which promises the de- velopment of a strong team for next year. Manlius was dehnit- ely outclassed in each of its first four matches against college freshman teams. In its last match, the team lost a very close contest to the New York Military Academy. SUGGER Soccer was re-instituted as a sport at Manlius for the first time since 1929. The team was defeated in its first game by the Syracuse Freshmen 3-1. In the second game. the Manlius play- ers lost to a superior team from Cortland State Teachers College. In spite of these defeats, the members of the team feel that the new beginning has laid the groundwork for more successful results in years to come. BDXING The Manlius boxing team enjoyed a good season which constituted a fresh start in this sport. Coach Bill Byrne, former in ter-collegiate champion in the 155 pound class, sent the mittmen into action against the Syracuse Freshmen in two meets. The Hrst meet was a draw with a score of 6-63 the second ended in favor of Syracuse 4-2. Mem- bers of the team were: Pike, Nicholas, Tillotson, Milliman, Farinacci, and Bailey. p!.Bx..1.3i i ' ug. ' 'r,f'LQ 2 THE INTRAMURAL SHIELD The Intramural Shield, one of the most coveted trophies of the year, is awarded annually to that company which compiles the greatest number of points in athletic com- petition involving fourteen types ol events. Competition for the shield begins early in the fall with a football schedule embracing three leagues. This year the winner of A League Football, with its 100 points, was Company C. B League Football was won by Headquarters Company, and C League Foot- ball by Company A. The next event was the printing contest, and in this event C Company was the winner. Rifle shooting was won by Headquarters Company. In the winter term, basketball, in two leagues, is the principal held of competition. A League Basketball was won by Company B3 B League by Company A. Intramural swimm- ing was won by C Companyg the free throw tournament by A Companyg and the ping- pong tournament by A Company also. Spring competition includes softball, tennis. and golf. This year, C Company won the softball honors. Tennis competition resulted in a tie between Company A and Company C. Golf, too, resulted in a tie, this time between Company A and Headquarters Company. In Varsity Points, C Company led with l3l, B Company was next with l20, A Company was third with 98, and Headquarters Company earned 55. Yvhen total points were added, it was an- nounced that C Company had won the shield with 553 points, A Company finished second with 476.53 B Company was third with 42l.5: and Headquarters Company hnished with 378. Each Company took Hrst place in at least one event. Second place positions were so generally distributed among the companies that the race was close all year long. N , nn -Q 4 if N5 - -,.. 'ILL- tw . V . ... , 'f?5??S5'. f . 1- ,Y- .4.g ' -1 M3 -4 ' N.-If E52 ..,-. . M' q , ,. W -P . I , I 2 if wif' 'E I 11, if- ' , N' , Ju, M wcff?gl u -gs Tl 55 ,5 1 ii ' xl H Q. '- Ill' , ag, X . Quff,--935. , . '-x A V4 x ,, U af E .M .xl WV f Q A' K5-in . 4' fan' . . 1'-' , Li '- .'-. 'Nv ,Y 1 ilk Vi' 4 mil, in ,V I 1- :fm ,, ,,,, . Q6 V 4 .. ., ...,-uf- 4 ----.-.. ,M . -- ff I - - Q----1 1 - A-sir - ' JL. 'L' F A .... N ' V x . V 5 . - f g-J V - 1 . , x x . 1 Y' '. : f if ,, , , 'I 5 X, n , .Hn 4 - V. X . 3.. - -Q.: ' . .. ,N Q ,.,,, . , I - f , ' Q . . . - 1 1 S l ' 1 4 ' ' v fx '- D I 1 GUMPANY llajfluin l ir.vl Ijzfulzflmlll Second ljmllwzmlls limumn Il. I-Il-'nu GERALD M. DONOVAN I-IENEY C. l-IONECK Gm' C. l.lr:ON. ju. XVARREN D. MEOLA lfirxt S1'rgr'ru1l Teclmiml Sergennlx 1-ZUOENE AI. Vl'l'l- l lA l'-RANK ANG:-1l.ls JOHN D. A'I'WliI.l. S'l'Iif'IIlEN B. HEAIS'I'Rl-II-2'l Staff Sergerrlzls ARTIIIIR C. CIIRISTY I-'REn. R. LIOON D.-Wm C. PIi'l'liRSliN CHAS. E. Sroluzs AIAMES W. XVICLLS III-:RNAEU M. CUNILDON I'A'l'lucK M. NllICAR'I'IlY XVAI.'l'IiR A. SHERMAN .lol-IN H. VERIQKRKIC RAMON l'. AVI-lI.I.S Sergeauls .IOHN G. C1Ol'l.l-ix. lu. R. W1-1sl.Ev FLILLICR, ju. l'AuLo LOVERA LXMES I. MORITZ I'mLIP SCHUYLER, JR. Cnrjmmls ROE1-:E'r I.. CJl.AluL VVll.l.lAM KRAIISI-XR. ilu. THOMAS W. FINABICR R. C. TIIEUREE, JR. Al.1fEEn I.. GILMAN Glu-1c:OluA A. Ruiz MORRIS A. FFCATII Priva I cs First Class CIIAS. D. CIIMMINGS. ilu. CI.Il FORI7 T. l7I.l-2'I'CIIl-IR WM. A. I-IOTAIANN. III IIAMES L. KELLEY IIUIIN I-'. DURKICIC N1c:nOl.As A. I mcm-tmczx EDWARD M. HOWE GEORGE A. LEWIS, II Wu.l.lAA1 'I'. Nuznms Gm' H. SMITH. ju. .RKAD XVILCOX Privalcs -IOIIN R. IIAILI-:Y I..-XRENA li. BANG Un.EEn'r BRAUN RICIIARII M. DULAN Dunn.:-:Y A. l30lIS'I' CARI.. j. EIIJQNISICRG I-'nEn. W. EVANS, ln. l'E'rEn H. l'.VI'lI.P1'I:lI R1f:nAkn IPARIN.-uzcx XVILLIS L. Foun. jk. VVlI.I.IAIII I . I lARDI-ZR NIASON li. PIARRICR, ju. C.Am. Ia. I-I1-.IL R1-:NNE'm W. IVICS. ju. ROIII-1R'I' A. -IACRSUN DUUGI..-XS P. -IANHS .IIILIAN G. -'ANI-IS RICHARD G. JOHNSON LEONAEIJ KRALI. 'lm' W. I.ORcu ALEREDO A. LOVIQRA ROM-ilc'l' R. R'fCAI.I'IN DENNIS MOCAIATM' NIICIIAHL F. NI.-XIJEY En. MAs1'RANc:ELO EDWARD M ILI.I MAN -IERALD AI. IWOSESON FRANCIS W. Mukvm' -G ' P 4- ,1 P ,L I 0 ROURIOO H. Os1'1NA ROBERT lf. PRICE PIIILII' G. QUINN IZUGENE RENZI AIAAIIQS RLUIIINSON ROM. A. ROSASCO DONALD R. R051-.N RONALD S. ROYIZ CARL Runnnusl-1 . 1 A Q PAUL L. SAMPSON DEAN E. Sl-IARI' I'IIiRBIiR'I' A. Sl-lEluxlE'1' ROBT. M. S'l'R0'I'IlI'1R WM. F. SUL1.1vAN ANTI-1ONx' C. VENDli'l l'l WM. A. XVEINBENIJER IAAIES K. XVILSON. III FIEROME F. ZELI. CUMPANY A AU Company had a very successful year which began in September with the install- ation of officers headed by Captain Herr. From this time on, there was no stopping A in its drive to become the best company on Post. The company was successful in forming a perfectly drilled unit around the nucleus of old boys who had returned to school. Mfith these and the many new boys of we became prohcient enough in drill to be se- Top, League Basketball: Lewis, Harder, Robinson, AI. janes, jackson, Hemstreet, Braun, Mastrangclo, Capt. Shaw. Iiolmm, B League Basketball: Sherman. Quinn, Storrs, Kelley, Dolan, Vendetti, Hotmann. Rudebush, I.t. Patten. l l lected to exhibit our skill to the Government Inspection team when they were at school. In this exhibition drill, the company did an exceptional job and received much praise from the judges who watched us perform. Even though A had. been molded into a hne unit, we did not only drill this year. In December, the first company party was held in Knox Hall at which time appropriate gifts were distributed to the members ol' the com- pany. Also at this party the talented members of A were kind enough to entertain us with their accomplishments. ln the spring, soon after the grill opened, held a second party which was enjoyed by all. On May 8, A Company held their father and son ban- quet at Sch.raft's in Syracuse. At this time we heard speeches by General Barker, Dean Dillingham, Lt. Colonel Clayman, Mr. I-ferr, father of our company captain, Mr. Philip Schuyler '24--'27, President of Manlius Old Boys, and others. VVe also saw the movies of the school year which Lt. Hanson had taken. The final party was held during the last week of school when presents were given to the cadet officers and others. This year we have not been too successful in intramural sports. YN-le took second place in A League football and first in B League after winning many close games. In basketball we completed the season in fourth place in A League and first in B League. Our rifle team took second place, close behind the leaders. 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IIOROII R0lIl'IR'I' K. C.-XIL'I'I-TR WII.I.I.xIxI IS. llOOmI.xx IJ XVIII I. GRAF COMPANY B lfirsl LICIIICIIIIIIIS i'iI'DWAllII F. Ilowufz WALTER J. KEATING 7'CfC,llIif'f1l Sc1'gem1l,v ROIsIaR'I' D. PURCIILI. CII.aRI.Ias P. 'l'IIO1s.-n-1 .Slnfl SlfVg!'IIllf.V 'Tl-IOMAS W. WALSH JOHN R. XVILLSON UIILORIII-1 G. ICVIIZRTZ DONALD I. KNOCIIF. DON.-xI.n W. I.I.OYn WII.I.IMI G. NORTON JAMES G. PERI.1II..xs JOsIiI'II I... SI-ZR.-xrlxl -ROBERT L, Sv.-xI,II.nINI: IJ.u'In 'I . BROWN I-'R.-xxczls II. CZOIISINI-mt NORMAN D.-KVIIJSON Sl-ZRGIO I-I. GONZALEZ WM. R. I-'.xIRII,xxIts ROIIIQRI' I-I. i IlRIiIl!'iII Wm. I.. I'llIIfI-mt.-INN, J .-XRIIIUR S. KAIIN IJ. li. H.IxRIuxra'I'Ox R. M. H.-tRRIN1:'I'ON H.IRvIfi' Ilxvxl.-xx NORMAN A. I-Ilczus -IOIIN I-IOIIZIQIIRI. JOIIN lf. Iilifxlxxlax' CLI-jgmglq A, S,IU'rI5R CIIEs1'I1R D. XVAGNER Sergcu ll ls I... I..IeI-1 l'lAIlllING'I'ON liIIw.xIuI R. I.I5I'IaNu WAI. J. RICIIARUSON UIUIAIN T. KALII JOHN V. NICALPIN, Ill CII.-xRI.IIs L. XVILSON Corjlumls Dox I-hiss JACK C. NIIIs'I'uRm.xxN ROII.'I'. B. PIIIRSON SIMON I'. JIIRI'Is R.xI.l'II A. I'I-1'I'r.x Axf:IiI.O M. 5.-XSSANI Prizmfcs l ir.vt Clrzxs J.-ICR W. I..-INII: .-XxnRI':II' I-I. Mc:l'IIIeRsON LILIQ W. ROTI-ISCHILD M,-xRsII.xI.I. I.. l.I-ZARN ANTIIUNY S. MOI.l.Ic1.x -IAINIICS C. SI-IUART R. I'.uII. 'l'. I.IcNIO JOHN K. McAIfI-L1-1, JR. P ri 1.1111 1'x -IOIIN I'. KUKUI.I'I'I'SOS fQUS'l'-XYO I.OvIf,R.x LUIS LOVILRA -IO!-IN F, I.l.Ic:.Ixs I'IIOM.Ixs If. Mc.-XI-'I-ZII. JOIIN A. M.x'rIlI,xs 63 GEORGE R. PIRIZ Pun.. D. ROSII RIx.xI.nO P. MOssO'I I'I ANTONIO J. NIIISRUS ROIIIQRI' IZ. Nninsox J.-xxn-is S. l'I-11.c:I1I4:R CIIARl.I's C. PORTIIR JACOII RIOII DOLIOLAS S. STILLL .JOHN L. VANCOTT WM. K. SAVARY, JR. DOx,xI.n L. SIITLIFF ROIIIQRT R. XVI-IITNEY NIi'I.Iis WIIf:sI:NT1-IAL H,-IRRY V. YVILLIAMS J .xmas C. Yfvrns COMPANY B Athletically, B Company had a fairly successful year, coming in third in the race for the traditional intramural shield. Al- though we finished in a second place tie in A League football, four of our men placed on the All-Company Squad: X'Valsh, Perialas. Ault, and Culver. Vile also enjoyed the dis- tinction of being tl1e only company to hold the powerful C Company team scoreless. ln both basketball and football, our gallant B League squads, led by Joe Seralini and Bull Moose Mc.-Xlfee respectively, failed to linish on top, but displayed a hghting spirit which was a credit to Hadley Hall. Softball was our least successful sport. li Company lost nine games which cost us our chance for intramural honors. Our academic record was better than the one we made in athletics. X-'Ve were consist, ently near the top all year, with an average which gave evidence of the earnestness with which the cadets of B Company applied them' selves to their daily studies. Socially our year was in all ways a great success. Our Christmas party was held in the King Club, and featured the telling of an effective Christnias story which Mr. jay and Captain Edwards collaborated to provide. The highlights of the social season was the lirst father and son banquet for B Company. The banquet was held on the roof garden of the Hotel Onondaga, in Syracuse, on May 15. The presence of a majority of the fathers of B Company cadets made the occasion the most memorable of all our social activities. Y'Ve enjoyed a delicious turkey dinner, speeches by General Barker, Dean Dillingham, Cap- tain lidwards, and our new Corinnandant-to- be, Captain Cahill. We were also pleased by a surprise speech by Lee Rothschield who did a magnificent job of voicing our feelings about the occasion, the company, and the school. ,Following that, we enjoyed the moving picture record of a year at Manlins, made by Lieutenant Hanson over the course of this year. This banquet will long be a happy memory of our days in Hadley Hall. Perhaps the greatest single influence upon the success ol' our year has been the leader- ship of our respected Ctlllllllllllfllllll, Captain Edwards. His readiness to lend encourage- ment, to give us help, advice, and guidance has been the basis of our admiration and respect for him, and of our sorrow that he linds it necessary to relinquish the post he has so ably lilled for two years. XfVe look forward to our association with our new Connnandant, Captain Cahill, and those of tts who are graduating wish all success to him and the boys of Hadley Hall in the years to come. B League Football. Fronl roam' Snell, McPherson, Colacicco. Hulfinan. Second rote: lieebe. McAfee, Carter, liorod. I K yy 5' rl 'Q A ni V h if 1. 'fra ZW Z . .xi A gg, , ,Q - - '. M . 'Q '- . 1 Q1 :ff - ' -.. ' . A I 'fx , ,L 5 , NX! XM X 4e,X ? K A - . , , ' N. - X .iff 7 . , . , ,,. ,.. , 1, - V 4' V 1 H 1 ,f g -, , 1- -w W L f e 4 . I ' 1 11 as 1, .x , ,If JI V wr ,- A , M A 4' - A I.. . , -1 f A I I Ugg! 'S3 '5 A , I . ' ' x ,-5 , .ear '- 11:1 ' I xf 4 Q w ' ' v 7 V . x u w x v w 1 4 ' . , - I , o 'NM .1---v. - f'e'g6 kg , 12. 1:1 . '. F513 -7.4, 'r' 'fx . h .Ah ,U ' nfl' ,- xvjx M. ..n. .VA-,I 3' A ..v.-l.-4 Mb! . 2- w '1 w- - L 1 ,r-ll. Cuplain ERNIf:s1' T. SI'ANOs Ifirsl Sl'1'gl?!l ul EARL S. SMIIII 1'1RNI:s'I' 0. BOc:RI.I F. C. ISRAIIFORII, JR. PAIII. J. CARLTON MONROI1: BARASII R. C. BA'I'I1:MAN JOIIN B. CAMI'IIIil.I. I.. E. BRI-:'I'z, Jr. S. E. CIIAIJWICR, JR. l..OiJIs 1-I. DAN. I... BI.ANc:IIARn G. W. BURTON, JR. H. P. CARI'liN'I'I2R NORMAN O. CAM-1 ALI-'RILII C. ANIIIIRSIQN DON. F. BARACLOIIIIII S'I'lll'llliN BORTMAN If. W. IiIIAIII.I'1x', JR. JOIIN M. CADY COMPANY 0 Ifirsl l.il'Ilfl?IlllIll Second Lieulenants ROIIIaIz'I' C. YVAIT JOHN D. BLACK THOMAS S. NICLEAN ROBERT E. IVIURPHY TUl.'fIIlfClll Sergcarzls H. T. llAI.IIAssARI ALFRIQII V. Hl1Illl'lfj DAVID M. PRESTON 'FIIOMAS W. BROGAN XVILLIAM T. WALLACE, JR. SMU Sergeants J. M. DZIMINSIII, JR. .fXI.III2R1' G. LIN'rIiI. GEORGE POULOS R. E. XVILDRIIJGE ROIII-:R'I' M. GRAY JAM I-is S. MAOKAY SAAIIIEI. E. RESTlV'0 -JOHN E. XVYMAN R. H. HOI-RINS, JR. J. N. NELSON LI:oNARn S. SIMON W. E. ZIEBARTI-1, JR. Se-rgeruzls JOSIQIII-I J. C.-KRLIN S. J. LII:I3scIIu'Iz Syn SILVERMAN AR'rIII1R M. FLYNN, JR. L. C. NICFARIANIQ J. A. SPRLCIIIER JOHN D. KIQNNIQIH' W. E. SIIA'I I'IIr:R, JR. R. J. PIIERI, JR. C0?'ll0I'KlI.Y DON.fXI.II R. COvI-1R'I' R. D. HARRINr:'I'ON. JR. lf. E. RICCONNELI. JULIE I... SCHMIIJT KLIQOROIA: M. CIIISON CARL'I'ON C. HICNCIC CHAS. L. NICGLYNN G. T. STEVENS, III XVI'ZI.'I'E R. G. STRICRLAND JAMES A. XVILLIAMS CII.-Is. Ii. CI.OsI-: RCIIINICX' J. DIQMO I . 'l-I. l'IIIRIIARII'I' 'l'I-1RRv A. FlIl.'l'0N R. P. ClllIRCIlVll.I.Ii R. H. CROMPTON, J EARLE C. EIIWARIIS SIQRIAIO FIQRNANIIIQZ JOSEIII-I GLAIIYSZ ALAN S. XVIHINIDICIKG Privulcs Firsl Class VICTOR A. HANSON, J C. THOMAS HASSARII CARI. T. KRAMER VAUI. J. LAIIIQR I.. ISRIIOE rFIIOMI'SON Privates R. S. GRANFIIQLII I.. HANSON, JR. W. Ii. HOPKINS RICIIARII A. JOI-I RIGIIARD H. KRAMER 67 HfKROI.D J. LEPARD T RI'cvIa C. LIICREN ROIiIiR'l' D. PAGE JOIIN J. RIIAIIAN H. YVARKEN LAGROU KARL D. MALCOLM BI5R'I' M. INIOGOL W. G. MORRISON ALBERT P. NICHOLAS HENRY L. IVELLS D. T. L. SANDERS RICH.ARD R. SMITH JAMES R. SPo1'I's RICHARD W. STRINE STEWART C. PELTON J. H. RICKER, JR. W. W. SEERINS DONALD G. Tom: A. J. YVARIJLE, III f w ., ' l RMI 2 , 'fe' v .Q W 4: -J? I Wi' ww Y ff ,, COMPANY 0 C Company started this year with a blaze ol' glory. The A League football team swept through its season with a remarkable record: five wins, no losses, and one tie. The only tie came on an extremely muddy day when C and B fought to a stand-stillg the ball rarely traveled inside either team's twenty-yard line. Under the direction of coach Biddy Wallace, the team was composed of such stars as: Sam Restivo, Tiny lihrhardt, john Cady, and Al Heree in the backfield. Tommy McLean, Earl Smith, Bill Shattuck, and jim Macliay made up our impenetrable line. Our B League did not fare quite so welll but, after losing its first two games it gave the league leaders a good scare each time they met. As the term moved on. many activities occupied the men of' HC . Two big company parties were held: one before Thanksgiving recess and the other at Christmas. A Non- Coms' Club was formed, the officers elected were: President Ernie Bockli, Vice-Presldent Tom Brogan, and Secretary-Treasurer Paul Carlton. Several outings were planned, the first of which was a trip to Highland Falls Park in the early spring. A softball game, hikes through the woods, and a Grab-bagl' supper were the f'eatured events. XfVinter brought basketball, swimming, ski- ing. and the C. Qfs headache, ping pong. The basketball teams, coached by Captain Sedg- wick, started practice early in january. From a standpoint of games won and lost, the A League season was not too successful. although our team was the only combination capable of beating the league champions. The ping-pong table in the smoking room was in constant use during the winter months. joe Dziminski won the Company champion- ship and then went on to take second place in the Battalion cliampionship matches. To complete a high-point sweep ol' winter sports. C had an undefeated intramural swimming team for the second successive year. After receiving much connnendation for its participation in the annttal Government Inspection, C turned to winning the Intra- mural Shield. WX-fe fielded the finest softball team in the Battalion. winning all but the last game ol' the season. The Restivo-Spanos battery was supported aheld by John Reagan, Newt Nelson. Bob Xftfait, Shorty Campbell, Tom McLean, and Joe Dziminski. As graduation drew nigh, the men of C could look back with pride on a year of ac- complishment. One where they had bested the Hill companies singularly and as a unit in all ranges of endeavor from football, to snow- ball fights. Under the leadership of its Hne officers and Company Commandant, Captain Sedgwick, C's men had won the trophy certifying their athletic prowess and the Com- pany Competition to become the Color Company once again. Top. A League Basketball. Front roar: Hfallace. Restivo, Hcrcc, Edwards. Middle row: Lucken. C. Kramer, Simon, Nelson, Carlin. Rear row: Capt. Sedg- wick, Carlton, Reagan, Preston, Page, Ziebarth, Man- ager LaGrou. Bottom, B League Basketball. Fronl row: Manager LaGrou, Wardle, Spotts, Strine. Second row: Wildridge, Baraclough, Sprecher, Bradley, Hence, Crompton, B. Thompson, R. Kramer, Capt. Sedgwick. HEADUU ARTERS COMPANY Batlalirm Cnmmancler lfxc'ruli111' Oflicm' COIIIJIIIHJ' C0mn1n111Ir'r LT. COL. JAMES A. GIVAN, JR. INIAJOR OXN'I-.N C. HOI.I,I7R,IN. JR. lfIRs'I' Al.'l'. D.xI'In R. SLOKIIIXI Sammi Liezzlemmt First Se-rgefml 'l'1'fl111iml Sr-rgmrzls CRAIG C. TARLIQR PETER T. BI.INf:O SYDNIILY Clllfwlas, JR. R. D.-XVIII Iir:,IN Slafl Sm'gw1r1l.x EYIZRETI' F. I-IANIIY PIZTRR L. I'R.x'I I' IJAVID I. RunoL1'II CI.IIfIfORn 111. VVOWNSICNID IJOIIOI..-Is 'l'. WI-'s'l'ON Sf!!'g1'III1l.V GEORGE J. FRYLR RIGIIARD W. NIORRIS D,wIn H. VAN VI.I':1-Tl' Curpnralx H. WIIITNI-iv FISCIIIQR WM. C. CQIZORGIA ROIIIQRI' P. I-III.I.s, JR. DONALD A. Nfll.I.l-ill IIZRNIQST W. Zwlfzx. JR. Pl'fI'HfE'.S First Class PAUL J. BAILEY .JASON W. DARE Jmllis A. GU.-XRIJINU ILIQIIARII D. MII.I.I4R DON.vxI.n WMSON WII.I.I.xM Ii. BROWN STIQWART S. FINKLICR J.-xv M. M.,xI.IxIQIIIs'I' C1.IIfI-'ORD l.. SIIITII, 'lR.S.XMlII'1l. Z.-Xl.lI'l'K.X PriwIl1'.v JOIIN H. CoUL'rI1R CIfII2s'rI2R I.. Fox ROIsIiR'I' J. I'I.XI.l. I.. S'l'.-KNl.I-1Y l.ll'l'lNlI0'l I' FREDERICK D. DI1IxII'sI2x' ROISERI' C, GRANOLR S'rU.'IR'l' F. J.xQII.xI' RIc:II.IIRII J. M.IR'I'IiNs VANCE S. ELLIOTT rl'IIEODORIi I. GRIm.xN WII.I.I,xm R. KI-i.xN HARRIS R. SITRIN 70 . f? Ai! f -J I 'rf' 'fm ? 9. fv'f9'irF i 9, 25 Q ry , gf QM Q fig, W 1 ui ,-' q!H'f3'r an-we ' R+ '- ,dw-4' r ' Q 1 I-'1 ' -bf Iii: , 1 SA., T ul Ji I1 A League Football. Front row: Georgia, Morris, Hfeston, P. Bailey, Granger. Second row: Lt. Lawrence, D. Miller, Elliott, Slocum, jaquay, C. Smith, Fischer, Chayes, Martens, Fox, Zwick, Manager Zalutka. HEADQUARTERS GUMPANY This year, Headquarters Company has lived up to its reputation as the smallest, Hght- inest company on Post. Despite its lack of man- power, it has managed to have good teams on the field for almost every event. Football and band rehearsal came at conflicting times for awhile, but althougth we had little prac- tice, we fought the season out. Our A League team, while not having too successful a record, produced several stars. Stubby Martens, our quarterback, was chosen for that position on the All-Company Team. In B League football, our team dis- tinguished itself by winning the league championship. In basketball, the A League team from upper Thompson Hall took second honors. jimmy Guardino, our star forward, was chosen Co-Captain of the All-Company Team. In B League we were handicapped by lack of material, but although we didn't win a game, we never quit. In spring sports, Headquarters again shone by winning a tie for the company golf champ- ionship and fielding an excellent softball team. Although at a disadvantage because of lack of manpower, Headquarters Company has run well in the race for the intrainural shield. We are a group within a group. Drawing from our better performers, we formed our swing band which played for a number of dances during the school year. The members were: Dave Rudolph, Ted Gruman, Stew Finkler, George Fryer, Pete Pratt, Dick Morris, Don Miller, Ernie Zwick, Jim Guardino, Bill Kean, Dave Egan, Vance Elliott, Cliff Town- send, Wliit Fischer, Mouse lfVesl:on, and Don Mfatson. From the swing band are drawn the mem- bers of the Combo , whose hot jazz is often heard bursting forth from Knox Hall on otherwise quiet Sunday afternoons. The members of this enthusiastic organization are: Pete Pratt, lirnie Zwirk, Vanfe Elliott, and Doug Weston. Through the years, tl1e Manlius School Band has been an organization olf which the school could be proud, and we have tried our best to make the band ol' this year no except- ion to that record. The schedule ol rehearsals and more rehearsals has been dillieult, but Mr. Lauver. with skill and patience, has de- veloped our ability so that we believe we have been a credit to the school. Basketball. !'ll'0lIl row: R. Miller, C. Smith, Dade, Mlm Brown. Semnd row: Morris, Chayes. Granger. Blinco Martens. Rem' r0u.': Van Ylect, Lt. Lawrence, Town semi. HEADQUARTERS CUMPANY B League Football. Kneeling: Georgia, Morris, Weston, P. Bailey. Slnnrling: D. Miller, Slocum, jaquay, C Smith, Granger, Manager Zalutka. i .1 U V Q 5, ag-gf' J mf me .H sat xi ' 1 - T LIL 1 H I .5 ..., .. , 1 1 Q21 'Jw ,K A I 5' Q .... 12' 1a:as..' lv: E53 N51 :I , i s IAQ? F QQ: .- S B . ,.:s H. l 'xv ' -1' ---' . - . f mv I -.Q ' 'F 1-,ix PHUENIX TAVERN Located between Hadley and wl1ll0lllPS0ll Halls. the new grill, now known as Phoenix Tavern, became il center ol' interest throughout its erectiong and as its early American style took form, we became more and more enthusiastic about this new addition to the campus. About mid-year the building was ready lor our use, and General Barker presented the keys to Lieu- mw' - il 1'iQ:'j,, y l y 1 1 1.221 if? , ...- P ' . . V. tenant Colonel james Givan who opened it to the battalion. Furnishings for the lounge were provided by Mr. and Mrs. John Aszkler as a memorial to their son, Cadet Stall: Sergeant Eugene Aszkler, Manlius 1943-1946, whom many ol our faculty, cadets, and old boys remember with respect and affection. It is certain that in years to come, the new tavern will be a center ol the social life of the school. . .,:, V, .,.,.:. .,:.,. i, , l1, :fE: EEE :y'i:'l: E5E' a. ..,.. 'E'5'A':1':!4, :': 94 ff? mg' W. ' 13 -'-2: 11 f 1 was-s I .Q ,.,, kr --Q . ,, q:fiFr9f-r'-- L- If nn--q..5w ' agen- . A W ' , 7 ---Q-t., Ln ' 5' 'Q' 'gt Y . 119 Q E iM,,t1y' sam si y : Hx' -wi ,.,1'-E in E HH sf ' MG- ,A - H edt T 1 x.. f wx' .Ts- , . sg' , . 1 x- 8 4' S . ' Q 1 A01' Pl y L v .' ' r v .N if ff . A Y AA, an ivy' 253 , ,QV ,U , , 5 is K 4 uw ' I Q IIL iii f i:,2::,, wg, Hs ff' Wg, fx , - 4 ff .M ,Q .9 Q. 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Saturday was perlfecl. for winter sports: lfronl rmw: tlarnixal Queen, Nliss Nancy Znher. Srrmul roar: Misses Sue Stevens and llelen Ural. 'l'hir1l rum: Misses Rita Phillips :tml jo .xllll Lewis. sunny and cold. Everyone enjoyed a program which included a hockey game between the Varsity and the Fayetteville liagles, horseback riding, skating, skiing, and lounging in the new Grill. Saturday night brought 'round the llllllllll' event of the carnival: the Formal Hop. Dick Rowell and his orchestra furnished the music for a IHOSK enjoyable dance. High- light of the evening was the crowning ol' the carnival queen: charming Nancy Zuber. Sunday's program included Chapel in the morning, a tea dance in the afternoon, and the inevitable sad farewells which brought a most successful carnival to an em.. VARSITY CLUB GABARET Gentlemen be seatedi' - and they were. W'ith Ed Herr, Jimmy Guardino, Biddy Wallace, Bob Yfllait, Bud Pur- cell, Tom Brogan, Frank Cousineau, and Ernie Spanos constituting the material with which to work, Inter- locutor Bob Murphy and the Varsity Club presented Our Corn Is Greener , a minstrel show, for the lirst part of the Varsity Club Cabaret. Following their performance, one is tempted to agree with the title under which their endeav- ors were presented to the world. The newly formed Glee Club provided a musical note to the program. Joe Mazzola, '47, and his friend did specialty numbers for the second half of the program, and their work was hilariously received. In appreciation of his work in writing and producing the show, the Varsity Club presented Mr. Jay with a beautiful cigarette case and lighter. l I , ,,,,.-- .4,..4 SHUFFLEBOARD Through the generosity of Mr. Frank W. Bowie, father of Cadet Lieutenant Edward Bowie of Company B, the battalion has this year enjoyed the use ol' a new shufileboard. It was installed in the King Club, and it is a beauty, about twenty-six feet long, made of the finest woods with exceptional workman- ship. It has been a most popular diver- sion for the cadets and facility alike, and it has seen much use during every free hour available. BILLIARD ROOM As usual, this year the billiard room has been a favorite spot for the cue artists to asemble. Probably shuilleboard attracted some of these artists away from the tables, but there is always a fanatic group who can see no other indoor sport. Certainly the tables were in steady use all year, and although one could sometimes deplore the amount of skill shown by the experts , one could never find serious fault with the enthusiasm with which shots were figured and executed. G.. ' 'f . f 'J Ar, 1 , A, my 'U 1 ' -- I S. .L li., 1 3 ' LLLWI Emidlln - e I-und: H. ! 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Q n N xg I . .X q . , -en' F- 2, ,., V, .1-ERT - Q.: f J .ff 1-fi, , X VT f Q V A , xy 6 l Black J I I , v r 'X Givan HAVERSACK Early in the lall, the H.hw1-zus.-xcza Board was formed, and plans were made lor the yeznhook lor l948. It was decided to make a departure from previous Hfwliks.-xcu layouts and lormztt in lavor ol' 21 theme for the book and greater emphasis on the photographic record ol' the year. Another decision resulting in :t diller- ence in this years Hfwiikslxczx was that ol' dis- continuing' commercial advertising in lzlvor ol' patrons of the book. The stall' worked hard and long to produce the ISHS HAV1-Qusmrk. Particulzu' credit belongs lo Alolm Black, Chief liditorg james Givzm, Business Manager: Ernest Spanos. Subscript- ions: .john Verkerke, Informal Photography: :md Szmlord Liebscliutz, Company Editor, for their ellorls to produce an outstanding hook. Spanos Yerkei ke l.lCllSi'lllllZ The Knllet Field House VARSITY CLUB 'l'he lirst meeting ol' the yezn' was culled by our new zulviser, Bill Graf, soon zilfter school started. Attending the lirst muster were the nienibers from last year: Bill Vfzillziee, Bud Purcell, Mike Slagliuno, .lint Culver, lid l-Ierr, Bob Murphy, Bob XfVz1it, :ind Ted Bowie. Murph was eleeled president for the year. Soon letter winners QI. Dunczm Black, Tom Bltlgllll, and Don Hess joined our ranks. The big hit ol' the year was the Varsity Club -3 Cabaret. Mr. -lay contributed his time. talent. and energy: and along with old boy ll1ClllbC1' joe Mzlzzolzx, we produced an outstanding show. Many thanks go to Harrison Bicknell, Mr. Cahill, and Dick Kzillet who acted as assistant advisers. Tribute was paid our contribution to the life of the school :it our linul banquet with General Barker praising the club and its work. . W , .,E,,.,, . .E uw ,.. ,E 1 is 4 - . 1.59 ' Svul1'rl.' lh'iull'oril. Cul- ver. Wzilluve. Presiilent Nlurpliy. Herr Howie. XV:lil. illirlrlll' rmi'.' Black. Sullivzin. lions- inenu. Blaincliuril. Mus- lermztnn. Ilrogzin, Lai- per, Guzirdino. I'ellai. Rear rnu': Serulini. Pike. Sannpson. Spanos, l--less. hlillillltlll. I'urw rell. Grail. Seated: Storrs, Thobae. C. Smith. Bicknell, McPherson. Vitetta, Pratt. Hotmann. Slnmling: R. Hopkins Van Vleet Preston, Bateman, Donovan, P. McCarthy, Blanchard, Richardson. Brown, Lt. jay. P U N C H I N E L L 0 The quality of Punchinello perforniances was greater than their frequency. The Christ- mas Pageant My Name YVas Judas high- lighted the Christmas program. Biddy lflfallace, David Van Vleet, Dick Granlield, W'illis Ford, Bobby Gray, Robert Preston. Richard Hotniann, and Carlton Hence played parts in this eH ective dramatixation by Mr. lay. On the opening night oI winter carnival, The Game of Chess by Kenneth Sawyer Goodmand and Ile by Eugene O'Neil were offered. These two one-act plays were superbly done and well received. X'Villian1 Keen, in his Manlius farewell, played in both presentations. THE CAS'l'-MILE . Cabin. Boy ............... Richard Hotinann .S'lezum'rl ........ . . .David Van Vleet Crzplain IXY6'8HCy.. .... Edmund Herr Mr. Slorum ..... . . .Charles Thobae Mrs. Keeney ...... .... X fVillian1 Keen joe, the lIIIl fI007ll'l' ............ Arthur Flynn T1-11-1 C.-xs'r- 'I'Hic GAME or CHESS Constfmliue .............. Richard Hopkins Alexis Alexzmderorfilrlz ....... lflfilliani Keen Boris Slmmrayeg ....... ,... P eter Pratt Portrait of a Slill .S'1'al1'fl.' Kzilin. Mogul Pierson, llnrker, Stttlill Morrison. .S'InmIing.' Heil Crompton, Al. XVilson. l.ip pincott, Ilatetnzm, I-lolle ran, R. R. Smith. 'l'odtl Capt. Nelson. CRAFT SHUP Under the direction of Mr. Fitzmaurice and Mr. Judge, the members of the craft shop enjoyed an unusually active year. Using new tools secured for the shop, several members constructed articles lor the new grill. Ollicers of the club were: Irvy Barker, Presidentg Har- vey Carpenter, Vice-Presidentg Robert Pierson, Secretaryg Don Sutlill, 'l.'reasurer. On june sixth, thirty-three members ended a profitable year with a banquet. CAMERA CLUB The battalion showed a great interest in photography this year and, as a result, the Camera Club was formed under the super- vision ol Lieutenant Hanson. At the first meeting, Henry Honeck was elected President, jim Mfilliams Vice-President, and Arthur Christy Seeretary-Treasurer. The high point ol' the year was the purchase of a Graflex camera for the exclusive use of club members. This year was prohtable not only for the recreation, but for the invaluable experience gained by the many darkroom. hours spent in the Seztlezl: Lt. Hanson, Kalb eck. Hiilliams, Tillotson man, Ifinkler, Krauser McGlynn, Mogol, johnson Christy. President Hon- Granlield. Standing: M0- seson. Dade, Tcath, Wy- Sr'uIr'rI.' Close. Giian, licli' lor Black, Iiliott, Dur- kee. Slnurlingr I,iebselnill. Page, Slocum. Preston. Iirogan. WIND MILL 'l'he Wirlrlmill this year joins nianv of the other establishments at school in embarking on new ways. In other years, Il'i111ln1iH has been pttblishecl annually in the spring: but this year it has inatiguratetl the praftiee ol birmonthly publication. This program has not been instituted with the idea that this lirst year would Gnd a complete fruition ol' this plan, but it is felt that the activities ol Winrlilzill can be sehetlulecl to such a system within another year or so. The stall' feels that this more frequent appearance, its contents. and the fact that: clistribution to the family of each eatlet is planned will represent a eonsitlerable advance over the previotts form of the paper. CHAPEL WARDENS This year it was tleeicletl to organize the Chapel l'V2ll'iICIIS on a new basis, Now all new men will be placed onlprobation for a periotl of six months before becoming members ol the Chapel IfVartlens. .Xcrortling to this new arrangement, the following eatlets were an- nouneecl as members of the society: Granger, I-Iulfman, Hopkins, Lewis, Ilretz, Georgia, :mtl Gray. liarly in -Iune, a banquet was heltl at the Fayetteville Inn at which time the crosses signifying membership were given to the members of Chapel X'Vartlens named above. 635' I' Smlwzl: Heinstreet. Hon- eck. Mwell, Klhaplain -Iutlge. R. Hopkins, Iirelv. Slrtnrling: Hnllmztn. CI. Smith. I.ippinc'ott. ligan. Donovan, Henre, Slrine, Gray. Srl l'rcsirlcnl XVZIHZIKAC Vive-l'1'c-sirlclml Black VETERANS' CLUB I lIl'lI.' Iilnck, XVu!l:u'c'. Wuil. Slnurling: Rcslivu, I-lzllcs. Sliillllldi, liimlmll. S7 Y V Y, .. AJ- .. Old Boys' Hunt Manual GUMMENCEMENT HONORS onnsn or THE Puosulx - FRIDAY ll JUNE 1948 For his attention to duty in the performance For his attention to duty in the performance ol' his work in the Mess Hall and his excellent of his work in the Mess Hall, his contribution conduct record throughout the year: to Inu'amu1'al and School Athletics, and his Cmnpanion consistently line academic standing: RICHARD WILLIAM STRINIA: C01l'I.f7IH7l07'I Gi-:ORCH AIIRIZD Imwls, ll Old Boys' Paracle l k Memorial Service for General Xerbcc For his leadership and attention to duty in Connection with the military affairs of his platoon: Companion Gmmiam MADISON DONOVAN For maintaining a high stanrlard Ol' perform- ance and exceptional attention to duty, for which they have been designated Model New Boys in their respective companies: Companions 1llCllARlJ VVA1.'roN Mor-:ms -lot-IN Cll.lSl'1R'l' Cotfmav, jk. -lfxczx Cttossri-:Y lX1llS'I'ERlN'IANN Tnvcvic CAROL Luc1u4:N ln recognition ol' his leadership as a member ol' Varsity athletic teams, and for his con- tribution to the general welfare of his company and the school: Officer FRANc:1s UBAIJ COUSINICAU For his leaclersip and attention to duty in all three phases of school life-academic, athletic, and company: Ogicer THOMAS YVILLIAZXI BROGAN For his contribution to the life of the school in recognition of his service as President of the Senior Class, Vice-President of the Varsity Club, and as Captain of the Varsity Baseball Team: Officer XNVILLIAM THOMAS l'VALt.Ac:i2 For his leadership in the military alfairs of his company and in school and intramural athletics: ' Officer EDXVARD FR,xNc1s BOXVIE For his leadership and c'ciency in connection with the l'Vindmill and the Year book: Officer JOHN DUNCAN BLACK .Xrthnr l.. lirans receives awartl as Connnander ol' tht- Phoenix from Colonel Yerheck. Iillgllff lfrancis l'. tionsin- can receives All-.elronnd Athlete .-Xward from Coach CL For leadership and efficient performance ol their duties and responsibilities, classifying them as Model Non-Commissioned Ollicers in their respective companies: OfIi1:r'r.t l'12'rtctt Ti-tomfxs Bianco liticslintc JOSl'Il'l-I V rrta'r't',x Gitomer: Cillirll, iJlVl'1R'l'Z ERNtcs'r Orro Boost.: For hdelity to duty, industry, leadership. and the high degree of efficiency with which they have performed every task devolving upon them as company commanders ol' their respective companies: Conmmllflrfrs SA'l'llRD.-XY l2 For exceptional scholarship as a student ol the two lower classes, distinguishing him as l-lead Boy ol the Lower School: Officer CHA1u.Es liAtu.n Srotms For outstanding achievement in the Military Department, in recognition ol which he has heen awarded The Military Medal: Commander LARIMER CUSHMAN lvIc:FAttt.AN1-1 For earning the highest academic standing ol all students enrolled in the upper classes lor the entire year, for which he has merited the distinction as Head Boy ol the School: Commnmler l-limits' CI-t,xRt.tQs HoNtcc:K Dixvm Rt-:common Srorznst liitwt-:sr 'l'noM,xs Smszos ln recognition ol' his continued loyalty and service to the school for many years, as a cadet, liditor ol' the Old Boys liullclin, and as an oflicer and valuable adviser to the Manlius Old Boys Associattion, 'l'hc Com- mander's Cold Shield is awarded to: Comtmmrler lvlfxtuutzt-1 l-lt-:Nav Lotus For l'aithlul service to the school, his enthusi- asm in all phases of lile at Manlius, his interest in Cadets' outside activities, and in recognition ol' our sincere and lasting friendship: Conmirnzfler .-Xttrt-tttit l.i.t-iw:-2t.1,rN litmus .IUNE ta-is lfor high academic standing lor the school year l9sl7-Ill-l8, being surpassed only hy the I--lead Boy, Upper School: Uffir'1'iS SAN:-'ottn 'IM' l.ttctssc:i-ttrrz Rotst:tz't' liiuu. X'VII,llRll3Gl'l For high academic standing lor the school year IQLI7-ISM8, being' surpassed only hy the l-lead Boy. Lower School: Comjmnion lhun. .lost-Lt-tt B,xlt,1-iv ln recognition ol having the highest academic standing in the Eighth Grade lor the school year l9Ll7-l9'I8: Crmljuozimz Wn.t.i,xxt A. l-lo'rxmNN, lll Final P:t1':ult', AWARDS AND PRIZES I-'I EAD BOY MEDAL Awarded annually to the Cadet. in the Junior or Senior Class who has the highest scholastic record lor the school year. Won by I-I1-:NRY CtYtARt.tcs I-IoNl-:CK HEAD BOY Olf LOWER SCHOOL MEDAL Awarded annually to the Cadet in the Fresh- man or Sophomore Class who has the highest scholastic record lor the school year. Won by Cn,tttt.1-is E.'xRt.t-2 Srotuts LOUIS ENGLISH 'IROPHY Awarded to the Cadet most proficient in English. Won by Rom-:R'r EARL X-'Vtt.ntunr:t-2 OISRIC lVIA'I'HEMA'l'ICS 'I'ROPI-IY Awarded to the Cadet. most prolieient in Mztthematitfs. . Won by SAN!-'ORD .IAY l,ll'1l5SCI'lll'I'Z I-ll'l'Cl--ICOCK SCIENCE TROPHY Awarded to the Cadet attaining the highest standing in Science. I-lt-:NRY CnAtu.tcs I-lomtcczk H A LIS l EB HISTORY TROPI-IY Awarded annually to the Cadet most prolieient in I-Iistory. XtVon by Rotnzkr EARL XVt1.tmRtoota BROCK PUBLIC SPEAKING AYVARD Awarded to the member ol the Senior Class most prolieient in Public Speaking. X'Von by Tnomms N'VlI,I,IAlXI BROCAN R. P. I. MEDAL Awarded by Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute to the member ol the graduating class highest in Mathematics and Science. Won by SAN!-'ORD JAY LIEISSCHIVIZ THE MILITARY MEDAL Awarded annually to the Cadet in the third year ol' Military Science who has shown out- standing ability and the most. improvement during the school year. NVon by LARIMER C. IVICFARLANIQ TI-IE COLOR COMPANY TROPHY Awarded annually to the Company winning the competitive drill. XVon by COMPANY C Head Boy, Henry Charles Honeck STARR TROPHY Awarded to the most valuable member of the basketball team. l'Von by AI.-wins S. PELCHER SMITH TROPHY Awarded to the most valuable member of the baseball team. M7011 by ROBERT D. PURCELI. HUNT MANUAL AVVARD Awarded to the Cadet winning the annual manual of arms competition. VVon by LARIMIER C. MCFARLANE OLD BOYS' MANUAL OF ARMS AVVARD Awarded to the Old Boy winning the annual manual of arms competition. l'Von by En -IIiX'Vl'lT'I', '07-'13 ik Boa NICCARTHY, '46 GOLF CI-IAMPIONSI-III' Awarded to the Cadet winning the annual golf tournament. ' Won by W1i..i.mM F. SULLIVAN CLASS OF l9l0 TENNIS TROPHY Awarded to the Cadet winning the annual tennis tournament. l'Von by HENRX' C. HONECK VVEATHERBY-I-IILDITCI-I BAND ANVARD Awarded to the Cadet who has rendered outstanding service to the Band. XiVon by IUONALD E. lfVA'rsoN INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONSHIP Given annually to the organization having the highest standing in intramural sports. Won by CoxrvANr C MISRITORIOUS SERVICE MEDAL Awarded annually for loyal and efficient service to the School for the period of the past five years. Mr. Harrison. C. Bicknell Lieut. Paul P. l-Ianson Mr. Floyd L. Plank Miss Madlyne O'Brien Miss Virginia YV. Pearce Miss Mildred L. Young Mr. Harry Hart KALLET SPORTMANSI-IIP AWARD Awarded to the Cadet first in loyalty and modesty among the wearers of the UM . Won by T1-tomfxs W ILLIAM' BROGAN ALL-ROUND ATHLE'l E AWARD Awarded to the best all-round athlete of the year. XtVon by FRANCIS U. CouslN1aAu . . . lrientlships still will hide. -1 '11 Q i!rWi.' - 1 f . I I :'-0 If-T, it w 1 V A 'ivan I 6 ' A . F , ,- ia...- . ., .V , . 11 Q-f' '-r, f J .. f..-f- ,., ' ' s l fav Lu 4 MH: Ji M ' Sfiiif, -1 ' A 'X ' ' 'JL A . 5 1 . , ,, .1 'g,,.' ii rug- 1 . , ,.g,vf'T5' f.' E Ii , VK ff:- 'fffQ?T:'-f: g.g. A 1 5 -,-we-15.35351 W3 ,gg-5' '-' 7. 1 'T ', r. 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Ciulcs I-Io111csLcncl Fz11'111s flillllilll I'12lbl'iCS Mr. Charles E. c1lCINlCllillg' cgfllllfl-I'1Zll'lllCl' CTOIHIJLIIIS7 D11 'l'. clflllllilll I'lowc 11141 Mr. I. Hcrr Howl Syl'2ll'llSC .-X l'xl'iClNl -In-2111's Bczms ll Ric'l1zl1'cl H. Kallcl l'1'c1d1u:1.s Co. Im, Iizxylzm Clullcry 95 PATRUNS Mr. and Mrs. 'If B. Keen Marba Inc. Meyer's Brass Rail The Mid-York Press Inc. The Miller Paper Company In-3. National Biseuil Company New Syslein Laundry A Friend Onondaga Photo Engravers Inc. Pepsi-Cola Syracuse Boulers Inc. Mr. Charles H. Rogers Mr. Syd Rubin A. F. Ryans and Sons Inc. Spencer Dry Cleaners Inc. Mr. Joseph Sidoni Snnlh Resiauram Supply Co. Inc. Mr. Gerald F. Strickland Superior Beverage Co, Inc. 'Fhe Sweel Management Engineering Corp. Swili and Cmnpany The Syracuse iI1l'llSL Company. Manlius Ofhce Syracuse VVire and Fence B. I-I. Tracy Sons Inc. Charles A. VValker Corp. VVells and Coverly Inc. Mr. VVillard Young Mr, and Mrs. john F. Zell Mr. WalLe1' E. 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