Manlius School - Haversack Yearbook (Manlius, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1949 volume:

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Iriiriwr nl u ,xirk-l1r'fl, :ml lilzrlr In jump info Ihr' fini lmril 111 ri whip- u'r1'r'l1. rlllwlionrile mul i'f'.xj1r'i'lliil ul imma, olaliging in rr Irriwliiig Almrlv, sliw'ri'fl mul jim! in ilu' mnrlwl, rr'1ferz'r:l mul fimirflull ul flu' rhln'1'l1,' no! going ahoul, us Rulwrl Hull mid, will: nn air of lI!'l'llI6'llll'li apology for Ihr' un- fmrrlnnrililr' fJl'I'AlllIlllliUll uf lwirig in Ille Il'1lI'lIi,',' nor rel frn'f'ifr'r .tuj1j1iif'r1l- ing H11' irnrlrlfr ,ijzrfiril f'onxirl1'r'1ilim1 . . . lirrnizf in ur'lion,1if1IfrrII in .Y1lHl'?'ilIg, Il!'lil'T'illQ rmrl f'l1!'l'l'llIl f'1'6'7'-V7l'lII'l'I'. fr'r'wfrrl lilXf7iI'iI.S1'l'1'iI1gIill' Loral. This is life' nirmlmorl lim! our nge and I'lIIlllil'Y nu' rlvlziizg of ilx ffrlllrrllrnxv- 7i'1'll-lrliill and 1'ilrll, nmnifolfl mul lmrnioriiuiix. full of Zl'iAl1UlIl . . , full of wirrgx' . . . full of fnillif' Bishop Huntington, who. in N69 founded Sl. -Iohn's School which was nznned lhe Nlzinlius School in l92f5. Foreword To picture Manlius through the years. and adequately to re- cord our life here during this eightieth year have been the challenge and the task ol' this book. XVe have tried to accept the challenge. hut the adequacy of the task inust lie in the imag- ination and ineinory stirred by our record rather than in our ability to show, within the confines ol' one book. the long for- ward march ol' our school. It is our hope that you will find here. in later years. a clear echo ol' earlier days and a stiniulus to nieniories of your own days- the work. the play, the friends that have woven Manlius into the fabric of our lives. T?2?ER SACK N, x I Q-iff ' pas 'F' H4 DEDIC T10 X svgg ' N ? From the time when he hrst took his post as Professor of Military Science and Tactics and Commandant of Cadets, we have felt that he knew our problems and dilhculties as well as the needs of the battalion. His understanding, his firmness and fairness in the discharge of his duties sprang from dual knowl- edge of his task because he was himself a cadet from 1929 to 1931 and because he gave front line service in WVorld Yvar II, hrst as an Infantry Battalion Commander, and later as an In- fantry Regimental Commander. W'ith admiration for his ac- complishments, with respect for his abilities, and with gratitude for 11is leadership, we, the members of the Class of '49, dedicate this 80th Anniversary Issue of THE HAVERSACK to L1EU'I'IiNANi1' COLONEL DONALD C. CLAYMAN 1 4 LIEUTENANT-COLCNEL DONALD C. CLAYIVIAN Professor of Military Science and Tactics, and Commandant of Cadets 5 ' gp ' sl: cam ff M x f.,Uk.- h we W L1-' A P ' we . . t' -L 'Q . 1 4. 4 3101-i ,J Q 'Q N lifl lfl4'f1I' ,N 5llIJi'I' I llllL'IlllL'llI 'nxvmlx lin' llllm ui Irmlm'1ml4'l rn Ihr' Oulu ui llu Ilmr-lux ln Willi 1 Hvzlml liux ut Ihr Srlluul fill' 1 'lIlIlll1lNltI, 1 .k N 2 . . as-xx. l1,. IH llrmnrl I lmllllllgllllll lll 1 114 IU ml ul Hvul lim ul lhm' lrmm Ncluml In XYiIll am X bllllllllll. AD RATIO 66 ' 99 ull 0 wisdom MAJOR GENERAL RAY W. BARKER, U.S.A. fRetiredj Superintendent 8 DR. HOWARD I. DILLINGHAM Headmaster 9 'zuvxlif 4 I lflml Nunn' Clmplaliu XY. If. -Imlgc. Capt. I. If. XYigI1l. Klznpl, XY. Nlzlfllollzllml. Clzlpl. Il. H. I'IiIW2lI'KIN, Ih.f1. ll. XYIIIIZIIIIN. NIujo1'C,cun-ml R. W. ISQIIL1.-ly Ilr. H, I. Ilillinglmzmt. Capt. R. H. XVII- IIZIIIIS, Xlzljm R. lzlfnlms. l.l. Cul. S. S, Ycrlmcflx. Clzlpl. .X. Cl. Nelson. Ilupl. X. SIulllkxx'ciIcl'. .Srwrrzrl Nrmu'l.l.ll..X.AlcnLx.C.oI,ll. II. NI2llf-l'l'1llIN.I.l..X.f..XY1lII2lL'C.I.l.XX. II. I'IIlIll2llll'li'L'. Lxlpl. I.. 15. SL-mlgwivk, Ciillll. I. li. C111I1iII. Klnpl. II. Shun. l.l. W. CZ. SIICVIIIRIII. l.l. W. Y. IQIICIIIIQIUII, l.l. H. S. Hhmls. l.l. I'. l'. Hanson. Tlzirrl Ifmr: l.l. Ii, S. Int. l.l. W. Nluicr, l.l. ll. W. I'z1lIcn, l.l. R. ul. Sllllllllf. l.l. W. S. lkisgmvc, l.l. R. lf. I.IIllNL'l'. Sgl. KZ. R. Iicmkcr, Sgt. CI. Spears, XIQISICI' Sgt. li. D. .XmIcrwun. Faeult Development Committee I'n'xl Ifzmk' R. f.l'1lII. Dr. .X. H. Ixzlllcll. R. .X. NIIIIQQHI, NN. S. I'IOIIIIlgNIIl'lIII, .X. K., Hmvll, In O'NviII. Nl. Umaml. .Swrfmrl lfmv: R. N. We-ckcw, H. I.. Slllllllcuurllm. If.. XYz11'1'cn. Cl. Cosby. Alr.. CAL-ncrzll I5:n'Lc1'. l'. Smlmylcr. IO Xlrs, B. Hum Dlll'ClH, Nlrw. H. CI. Sllcri N'ilc'ux, Miss. ' ' 1 , . 's. . ll N Miss NIl1rclm'L, Mrs. Iicnuil. Nliws Mmng, NIV. 'l'm'cIIi. Comptroller and Staff Alumni Secretary X111 l',4lNllI H. lx1I!'l'l'Il, ull. Medical Staff cl. II ff?- xyf, Lf English Department llul lfrmh' l.l. lvlllxx, fgtlrl. lxtltxgtltlx l.l. Nltt'llllltlI. Nu- fmrl lfrmx' lt. lmlLgc', lt, lxtl- IllIlL1ltllI.l.l. l':t1It'l1. l I. Xl2IIt'l. Mathematics Department I-ntl Iffltl'.'ll.xX1tllkIU',f..IlJl. Xlgtrllmtatlml. l.l. ll.utm1t1..Nr'r- mul llmt-: Il. Ifitftuztlltiuz llul, Nlaulllcault, flztlmt. YL-l bon. I l. Nltllztllrcx. THE FACULTY ilitary Department I-ful Hfmu' l.l. Cnlom-l Dun .tltl K.. ctl.IXlll.ll1. Capt. R. ll XX'illi:tms. ,Nruulrl lffmu' lint NUI. C.. R. l5cc'lwl', Nlzntvr Sgt m K. ll. .XltclL'lNmt. Sgt, lfirst Llama C., Spvztrx. Sgt. lttxt Cllztv H. Ricltztrtlstm. ,- Social Studies Department I I , xillilll' lxuolw. l.l. li C' I ,Sllzlullzll 'll C I ll THE FACULTY Science Department clxlrclxxu 0, ILI 1, sl t Language Department I INII cl XNIIXXI if fT0pQ Cadet lIlCllll!Cl'S ol' the O . rclcr of the Plmcnix-1912. flllirlfllffl The Class of 1906. fliuilonzl KI. O. ll. Huntington Qin Capel. first Html Boy ol' thc School. greets XN'iIliznn 0. Doltcrly, Hczul Boy 1929. llztckgmtlml left, General Vw- hcck: rifl ' ' ' 511, Clnulo Xcrbcck. 66 f-CIICHII HZIIKLCI lJI'L'sl'lllN mli- plmnn lu f uIL-l flI'IIIliIlU nm l.I.us. gllllilllllillll Lxuc Nw prompt and busy in a airs Raymond F. Allen, Jr. Alfred Charles Andersen Ray Andy Rochester, N. Y. NVilliston Park, N. Y. Private. Coinpany A: Company Private First Class, Company C5 Basketball League Football College: Canisius College: Miami Robert Joseph Anderson HR In Mount jewett, Pa. Private, Company C: Good Con- duct Medal: Huntington I.iter- ary Society: Company Basketball CLASS Frank Angelis Tuul: lfalmouth. Mass. Captain. Company .XZ Sclrolar- ship Medal: Nlilitari Nlerit Medal: Good Conduct Medal: Varsity Club: Windmill: Varsity lfoolball: Varsity Rifle 'leanti Cotnpatny Football. llasketball. Softball College: Rensselaer Polytettlrnic lnstit ute Herman T. Baldassari Baldy Rochester, N. Y. lfirst Lieutenant. Clontpany C: flood Condtlet Medal: Company lfootball, Softball. Coll' I6 Irvy T. Barker Im Hawthorne, N. Corporal. Company B: Military Merit Medal: Company Sharp- shooter Medal: Discussion Club: President, Craft Shop: Varsity Golf: Varsity Rifle Team: Cont- pany Football, Basketball. Swint- mitig, Coll' College: Lehigh john Stanley Barnes, Jr. Corporal Spindal Winchester, Mass. Corporal, Company Il: Non- Commissioned Oflicers' Club Discussion Clubg Company Foot ball College: Dartmouth OF 1949 Bruce M. Bicknell Bick Manlius, N. Y. Second Lieutenant, Company B Good Conduct Medal: Punch- inellog Windmill, Glee Club Non - Commissioned Officers Club: Company Football, Swim- ming, Cross Country, Skiing, Rifleg Varsity Rifle Team College: Miami Gilbert K. Braun Gil Rochester, N. Y. Private First Class, Company B: Varsity Football: Varsity Track: Company Basketball College: Springfield L. Earle Bretz, jr. Bud Somerville, N. Staff Sergeant, Company C: Mili- tary Merit Medalg Good Conduct Medal: Chapel Wardens, Vice- Presidentg Non - Commissioned Oflicers' Club: Varsity Baseball: Company Football, Basketball, Swimming College: Cornell John C. Buchanan Buck Randolph, N. Y. Corporal, Headquarters Com- pany: Band: Dance Band: Com- pany Football, Basketball, Soft- ball, Ping Pong College: New York State School of Applied Arts and Sciences I7 William Bunker Bunk Binghamton, N. Y. Private, Company B3 Varsity Football College: St. Bonaventure Gerald Caccamise Allen Cady john Barrow Campbell .lere Doc Jamestown, N. Y. Rocrliester, N. Y. Stall Sergeant. Company B: Good Private. Company Ag Company Conduct Medal, Soccer Basketball College: llullalo College: Pennsylxania State Runt Rye, N. Y. Sergeant, Company C1 Non- Commissioned Ollicers' Club: Varsity Hockey: Company Foot- ball, Ski, Softball College: Center College CLASS Amedeo Cappione, Jr. Hug Massena, N. Y. Private. Company B: Cood Con- duct Medal: Varsity Club: Yar- sity Footballg Varsity Hockey College: Syracuse Charles Edwin Close Smoko Syracuse, N. Y. Sergeant, Com pany C3 Good Con- duct Medal, Military Merit Medal: Non-Commissioned Offi- cers' Club, Presidentg Yvindmillz Varsity Rifle Team: Company Football, Tennis, Softball, Rifle: All-Company Football Team College: Princeton Gerald B. Cole Smiley Stamford, Conn. Private. Company B3 Company Football College: University of New Hampshire John Gilbert Copley, Jr. Francis William Corbett Mario Louis DeLucia C opt: Fm rz lc R ed Elmira, N. Y. Potsdam, N. Y. Oyster Bay, N. Y. Sergeant. Company A: Phoenix: Private. Company A: Good Con- Private. Company C: XVindmilI Military Merit Medal: Good duct Medal: Varsity Club: Var- New Boy Representative: Vai Conduct Medal: NVindmill: Var- sity Football: Varsity Hockey: sity Football: Varsity Basketball sity Club: Varsity Swimming: Baseball Varsity Track: Varsity Baseball junior Varsity Football: Com- College: Syracuse College: The United States Mill pany Football, Tennis tary Academy College: Princeton Philip John Dettore, Jr. Choo-Choo CIark's Summit, Pa. Private. Company C: Varsity Football: Varsity Basketball: Varsity Baseball College: l'niversity of Pennsyl- vania Richard Dickerman Sam Marblehead, Mass. Private, Company A: Varsity Club: Varsity Football: Varsity Basketball College: Dartmouth I9 Edward Howard Ehrenspeck Sparks New Hartford, N. Y. Private, Headquarters Company Band College: University of Miami Leland Emil Esckilsen Lee Gouverneur, N. Y. Private, Company A: Good Con- duct Medal: Varsity Club: Var- sity Football: Varsity Basketball: Varsity Baseball College: Cornell Peter Howard Eveleth Pete Andover, Mass. Sergeant. Company A: Hunting- ton Literary Society: Varsity Club: Varsity Soccer: Company Swimming, Weight Lifting College: XVilliams Wayne Fairbanks Big jim Hermon, N. Y. Private. Company B: Good Con- duct Medal: Varsity Hockey: Company Football College: St. Lawrence C ASS Stewart Slayton Finkler Fizzle Tully, N. Y. Sergeant. Headquarters Com- pany: Academic Honors in Chemistry: Scholarship Medal: Cond Conduct Medal? Punch- inellog Haversack: Huntington Literary Society: Swing Band: Camera Club: Company Basket- ball College: University of Pennsyl- vania Clifford T. Fletcher Cliff Utica, N. Y. Private First Class, Company A College: Clarkson 20 l Arthur M. Flynn, Jr. Bug Syracuse, N. Y. Sergeant, Company C: Punchin- ello: Huntington Literary Soci- ety: Varsity Rifle Team: Com- pany Football, Basketball, Soft- ball College: Le Moyne College Richard S. Granfield Granny YVarren, Ohio Private First Class, Company C: Manager, Varsity Basketball: Company Football OF 1949 Robert McKinstry Gray Bob Hudson, N. Y. Staff Sergeant, Company C: Chapel XVardens: Craft Shop, Vice-President: V a 1' s i t y S k i Team: Company Football, Bas- ketball, Softball College: Leicester James A. Guardino jim XVatertown, N. Y. Sergeant, Headquarters Com- pany: Academic Honors, Spanish, Intermediate Algebra: Good Conduct Medal: Military Merit Medal: President, Senior Class: Band: Dance Band: Varsity Club, Vice-President: Co-Captain, Var- sity Football: Varsity Track: Var- sity Boxing: Varsity Basketball: Company Basketball College: The United States Mili- tary Academy Robert Pearce Haseltine Shorty Dorchester, Mass. Private, Company A: School Dance Committee: V a r s i t y Hockey: Company Football: Tennis College: Middlebury Harvey Hayman Hartz Syracuse, N. Y. Corporal, Company B: Scholar- ship Medal: Discussion Club: Non - Commissioned Officers' Club: Craft Shop: Company Football, Softball College: Vale or Syracuse 2I Robert P. Hills Bob Carrollton, Ohio Private, Headquarters Company: Cood Conduct Medal: Assistant Bandmaster: Drum Major: Com- pany Clerk College: College of Diesel En- gineering Richard Henry Hopkins, Jr. Dirk Falmouth, Mass. Second Lieutenant, Adjutant, Company C: Chapel XVardens, President: NVindmill: Non-Conv missioned Officers' Club: Punch- inello, Ski Platoon: Company Cross Country: Good Conduct Medal John P. Hughes Blackie Hamburg, N. Y. Sergeant Major, Headquarters Company: Military M e r i t Medal: Good Conduct Medal: President, Non-Commissioned Olliccrs' Club: Varsity Football: Track: Varsity Club College: Ohio NVesleyan John Rogers Hunsinger Ye Mad One Ithaca, N. Y. Private, Company A: Good Conduct Medal: Company Foot- ball College: Cornell CLASS Robert Arthur jackson julian G. Janes Robert June .lark jesse B011 Syracuse, N. Y. Rochester, N. Y. Tully, N. Y. Sergeant, Company A: Good Private, Company A: Company Private, Company C: Varsity Conduct Medal: Varsity Foot! Football, Basketball Football: Varsity Basketball: ball: Varsity Basketball: junior College: Canisius Varsity Baseball Varsity Baseball: Varsity Golf: Company Football, Basketball College: St. Lawrence 22 College: Cornell john Francis Kearney jake Syracuse, N. Y. Sergeant, Company B: Non- Commissioned Officers' Club: Company Football, Basketball College: St. Bonaventure OF 1949 Charles Joseph Keene Cltarlie Syracuse, N. Y. Private, Company C: Company Football, Softball College: Syracuse Arthur G. Kennedy Arl Lynbrook, Long Island, N. Y. Private. Company B: Varsity Club: Varsity Football: Varsity Basketball: Varsity Baseball College: Colgate or Long Island University Richard James Kimler Avlilll North Syracuse, N. Y. Private. Headquarters Company: Band: National Guard. Air Service Cotnmand. Hancock Field, Nfattydale, N. Y, College: Syracuse Donald Irving Knoche Krtoka' Hamburg, N. Y. Lieutenant. Company ll: Aca- demic Honors, Military Science, German ll: Good COIICHICI Medal: Military Merit Medal: Scholarship Medal: Varsity Football: Varsity Rifle Team: Varsity Track: Company Foot- ball, Basketball, Softball College: University of Buffalo or McGill University 23 Sherman C. Landon Sharm Hornell, N. Y. Prixate. Company C13 Company Football College: Randolph-Macon John William Lane .lurk Syracuse, N. Y. Sergeant, Company ll: Military Merit Medal: Discussions Club: Xvlllillllllll Art Club: Non-Conv missioned Olhcers' Club: Var- sity Football: Varsity RiHe Team: Manager. Varsity Hockey: Var- sity Track: Company lfootball College: William and Mary or St. Lawrence Richard Langmaid Duke Marblehead, Mass. Prixate, Company A: Varsity Club: Varsity Football: Varsity Swinnning College: llartmouth Harold John Lepard .lurk Ann Arbor, Mich. Corporal, Company C: Varsity Hockey: Company Football, Baseball, Rifle College: Albion CLASS George Alfred Lewis, II The Steamer Syracuse, N. Y. Stall Sergeant, Company A: Scholarship Medal: C h a p e l Wardens Medal: Good Conduct Medal: Companion. Order of the Phoenix: Business Man- ager. Haversack: Vlindmill: Huntington Literary Society: Varsity Basketball: Varsity Base- ball: Company Football, Bas- ketball, Tennis: All-Company Basketball College: Wesleyan Pablo Lovera P!ll16l' Caracas, Venezuela Sergeant, Company A: Military Merit Medal: Captain, Varsity Soccer: M'eight Lifting: Com- pany Swimming, Tennis College: Leicester 24 Trygve C. Lucken, Jr. Trig Syracuse. N. Y. Sergeant. Company C: Aca- demic Honors, Trigonometry: Military Merit Medal: Good Conduct Medal: Color Guard: Varsity Basketball: junior Var- sity Basketball, Baseball: Com- pany Tennis College: Colby Karl D. Malcolm, jr. Tun! Ann Arbor, Mich. Corporal, Company C: Non- Commissioned Otlicers' Club! Varsity Swimming: junior Yar- sity Baseball: Company Tennis College: Michigan OF 1949 Frank Emory McConnell Mac l,3l'Cl1111Olll, N. Y. Sergeant, Company C: Schol- arship Medal: Academic Hon- ors. Plane Geometry: Non-Conv missioned Oflicers' Club: Varsity 'lirackg Company Football, Soft- ball College: l'niversity of Tennessee Larimer Cushman McFarlane Larry Fulton, N. Y. Captain, Company Cg Academic Honors, Biology, English, Mili- tary Science: Scholarship Medal: Military Merit Medal: Wvinner, Hunt Manual: Commander, Phoenix: Good Conduct Medal: Varsity Swimming: Varsity RiHe Team: Company lfoothall. Swim- ming, Rifle, Horseshoes College: The United States Mil- itary Academy Robert Joseph McNamara iliac Montezuma, N. Y. Priiate. Headquarters Com- pany: Camera Club: Company Softball College: New York Institute Jerald Jacob Moseson jerry lVatertown, N. Y. Private lfirst Class, Company A: Good Conduct Medal: Cam- era Club College: Niagara 25 J. Norman Nelson ixlfflllt Rochester, N. Y. Sergeant, Company C: Schol- arship Med a l 3 Companion, Phoenix: Military Merit Medal: XVindmill: Non-Commissioned Oflicers' Club: Company Foot- hall, Basketball, Softball, Ten- nis, Ping-Pong Champion, C Company College: Massachusetts Institute of Technology William T. Nichols Robert D. Page C. David Petersen Nick Fulton, N. Y. Sergeant, Company A: Com- pany Softball College: Tufts Bob Eden, N. Y. Corporal, Company C: Military Merit Medal: Good Conduct Medal: xvllldlllllll Varsity Foot- ball: Varsity Baseball: Company Basketball College: Hobart or The United States Military Academy Pete Sloatsburg, N. Y. Sergeant, Company A: Scholar- ship Medal: Academic Honors, French I: Military Merit Medal: Good Conduct Medal: Varsity Cross Country: Varsity Track: Varsity Swimming: Company Skiing, Football College: XVllllZllllS CLASS Charles Porter Snooleie Ithaca, N. Y. Corporal, Company B: Cood Conduct Medal: Varsity Clubl Varsity Football: V a r sity Hockey: Company Football College: Bucknell George Poulos Egroeg Brattleboro, Vt. Stall Sergeant. Company C: Non - Commissioned Ollicers' Club: Punchincllo: Craft Shop, Camera Club: Captain, Varsity Rifle Team: Company Basket- ball, Softball, Rifle, Tennis College: Dartmouth 26 Robert F. Price Bob Syracuse, N. Y. Private First Class, Company A: Scholarship Medal: Military Merit Medal: Good Conduct Medal: Chapel Wardens: Hav- ersack: Windmill: Discussion Club: Varsity Rifle Team: Com- pany Football, Ping Pong College: R.P.I., Cornell, or Uni- versity of Pennsylvania Eugene Michael Renzi Ge n L' YVatertown, N. Y. Stall' Sergeant. Company A: Scholarship Medal: Academic Honors. ll. S. Military History: Good Conduct Medal: Military Merit Medal: Discussion Club: Re-write Editor, Xvindmillz Var- sity Football: Varsity Track: Varsity Hockey College: Cornell OF 1949 Jacob Henry Rich jay Hamburg, N. Y. Sergeant, Company B: Varsity Swimming: Company Football, Basketball, Softball College: Cornell Bryan Colston Robins Limey Blackpool, England Private, Company A: Varsity Club: Varsity Cross Country College: University of Michigan Richard F. Sanborn rlloose Camden, N. Y. Private. Headquarters Cont- pany: Band: Swing Band: Com- pany Football, Basketball, Soft- ball: All-Company Football College: Cornell William K. Savary, Jr. B111 Ashland, Me. Private, Company B: Discussion Club: Varsity Hockey College: University of Maine 27 Joseph Lawrence Serafini joe Binghamton, N. Y. Captain, Company B: Good Conduct Medal: Treasurer, Var- sity Club: Non-Commissioned Officers' Club: Manager, Varsity Football: Company Football, Basketball, Softball Dean E. Sharp Walter Allen Sherman James Campbell Shuart Hzlrlm l'rovident'e. R. l. l't'ixate, Company .X: Discus- sions Club: l'unchinello: Wind- mill: Varsity Tennis: Varsity Hockey College: Peimsylyania Heels Beals Staten Island, N. Y. Second Lieutenant, Company A: Military Merit Medal: Cood Conduct Medal: Company Foot ball. Basketball. Softball: All Company B League Football ,-Xll-Company B League Bas- ketball College: New York l7nirersity jim Buffalo, N. Y. Corporal, Company B1 Good Conduct Medal: Non-Commis- sioned Ollicers' Club: Glee Club: Varsity Swimming: Com- pany Football, Swimming, Soft- ball College: University of Buffalo CLASS Leonard S. Simon Len Rochester, N. Y. Second Lieutenant, Company C1 Good Conduct Medal: Wind- mill: Non-Commissioned Ofb- cers' Club: Varsity Cross Coun- try: Varsity Rifle Team: Com- pany Basketball, Rifle, Softball College: University of Michigan Douglas S. Stell Doug Rochester, N. Y. Sergeant, Company B: l'nnc'lii- nello: Varsity Baseball: Com- pany Football College: Rochester Business In- stitute 28 Gerald M. Stott Tick Preston, Lancashire, England Private. Company C: Company Football College: London University Richard W. Strine Thomas W. Taber Moris A. Tcath D i ck To m M 0 Milton, Pa. Sergeant, Company C: Military Merit Medal: Good Conduct Medal: Companion, Phoenix: Chapel NVardens: Huntington Literary Society: Haversack: junior Varsity Baseball: Com- pany Football, Basketball, Soft- ball: All-Company Football Team College: Bucknell OF 1949 Ithaca, N. Y. Sergeant, Company A: Good Conduct Medal: Military Medal: Old Boy Senior Class Repre- sentative: Varsity Hockey: Com- pany Football, Softball College: Notre Dame Providence, R. I. Corporal, Company A: Scholar- ship Medal: Academic Honors, English II, Latin ll, German I: Head Boy, Lower School, '16-'-17: Ollicer, Phoenix Military Merit Medal: Discussion Club: Huntington Literary Society: Camera Club: Editor, Xvlllillllilll Editor-in-Chief, Haversack: Man- ager, A Company Basketball. A and B Leagues College: Brown Clifford E. Towsend Kenneth V. Travis Anthony C. Vendetti Cliff Ithaca, N. Y. First Lieutenant, Headquarters Company: G o 0 d Conduct Medal: Band: Dance Band: Hayseeders: Company Football, Basketball, Softball, Ping Pong College: St. Lawrence Ken Albany, N. Y. Private, Company A: Craft Shop: Tennis College: Norwich 29 Tony Erie, Pa. Private, Company A: Company Football, Basketball College: University of Penn- Sylvania Robert Viamari Vin Holyoke, Mass. Private, Company B: Cootl Con- duct Medal: Varsity Club: Var- sity Football: Varsity Hockey College: University ol' Massa- rhusetts Roman Robert Violyn, Jr. Bob Amsterdam, N. Y. Private, Company C: Camera Club College: llnion Reay C. Walker Ray Oneida, N. Y. Private, Company C: Varsity Football: Varsity Basketball: Varsity Baseball College: Williams or Colgate CLASS Ambrose Jay Wardle, III Bmsff Youngstown, Ohio Private First Class, Company C. Company Basketball: Manager Varsity Basketball College: XVestminster or Youngse I 0 W I1 James W. Wells ,lim Rome, N. Y. Stall' Sergeant, Company A: Scholarship Medal: Academic Honors, I.atin I: Military Merit Medal: Good Conduct Medal: Companion, Phoenix: Model New Boy: Haversack: President, Huntington Literary Society: Captain, Varsity Swimming: Varsity Track: Varsity Cross Country: Varsity Cheerleader: Company Football College: Cornell 30 Douglas T. Weston Mouse Greenfield, Mass. Stall Sergeant, Headquarters Com pany: C o o d Conduct Medal: Military Merit Medal: Band: Swing Band: Punchi- nello: Company Football, Ten- nis College: Nichols junior College William W. Wharry Bill Jacksonville, Fla. Private, Company B: Craft Shop: Chapel Wardens College: University of Pennsyl- Vlllllll OF 1949 Robert Reiner Whitney S0000 Endicott, N. Y. Corporal, Company B: Good Conduct Medal: Non-Commis- sioned Oflicers' Club: Clee Club: Discussion Club: Junior Varsity Baseball: Company Football. Swiniming, Softball College: Lehigh Read Wilcox Skip Ithaca, N. Y. Sergeant, Company A: Company Football College: Dartmouth james A. Williams jim Manlitls, N. Y. First Sergeant, Company C: Military Merit Medal: Good Conduct Medal: Secretary, Cam- era Club: Huntington Literary Society: Treasurer, Non-C0m- missioned Officers' Club: Vice- President, Senior Class: Wind- mill: Company Football, Basket- ball, Tennis, Rifle College: Brown University Charles L. Wilson Chuck Buffalo, N. Y. Staff Sergeant, Company B: Mil- itary Merit Medal: Good Con- duct Medal: Huntington Lit- erary Society: Secretary. Non- Commissioned Officers' Club: XVindmill: Varsity Basketball: Varsity Track: Company Foot- ball, Basketball, Softball College: University of Buffalo 3I Robert Eton Yarter Yart Argyle, N. Y. Private, Company C: Company Basketball, Softball College: Norwich William Arthur Young Walter E. Ziebarth, Jr. Post Graduate Bill Syracuse, N. Y. Private. Company C1 Punchi- nellog Varsity Basketballg Com- pany Football College: I.eMoyne Babe Eggertsville, N. Y. Staff Sergeant, Company C: Sec- retary-Treasurer, Senior Class! Varsity Club: Non-Commis- sioncd Ofbcers' Club: Varsity Football: Varsity Track: Com- pany Football, Basketball, Golf College: Cornell CLASS GF 1949 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Marshall Leroy Learn, Jr. Doc Hamburg, N. Y. Sergeant, Company B: Good Conduct Medalg Military Merit Medalg President, Non-C0m- missioned Officers' Clubg Var- sity Rifle Team: Company Foot- ball, Softball: All-Company Football Team College: Colgate jim Williams, Yicehlaesitlvntz .lim Cnarclino. Presiclenl: Babe Ziebarth, Secretary- 'l'reasnre1': Toni Taber, Old Boys Representatixe. 32 N hu fI,'pj1f'r Imflj Final Exams f'U11j21'r Riglztj Senior Song, Class Night fLower Lffftj The Class of '19 fI,rJz1'rr Righlj Sm-nior Rchcuwznl for fll'Ilflll2lliOll 33 ffnlbj Cadet Ofliccrs-1889 fMirlr1If'J Gfinerul Ycrbeck, Military Sunil' :md Cadet OI'Eccrs-1904 flinllnmj Omccrs :md Non-CInmmis- sionccl Oflicurs of Troop A-l9l6 .M ,. ,, M W ww ffm.. W W M .M ILIT RY I.iClllCIl2llll-CUIUII Illilll. l'rol'cswm' 0' fziclirs, The C 66 ' cl Donald KI, Clan- ! Nfllllllx 5llLll Tgndct Bnltxxlimx Stull. sel -relza ' nt ln danger Ch ...,.....,.,. my Fd 111- l'liC'l'lNC l'XR'l'Y AND S'l'.'Xlfl Major Ccnerul R. W. lizwker, l'. S. .X. Retired. Colonel Crziwlord. l.t. Colonel Corley, Ll. Colonel Coyle. l,t.Colonel Clayxnan. GO ER ME T INSPECTIO This year The Manlius School stood its 46th annual Government Inspection on April 28-29. The inspecting officers were Colonel Crawford and Lieutenant Colonel Coyle of the New York-New jersey Military District and Lieutenant Colonel Corley' of Head- quarters, First Army, Governors Island. School was dismissed Monday the 25th, preceding the inspection in order to give plenty ol time to make our last minute prep- arations. This was a happy day for the Cadets since it meant that we could switch lrom the strenuous and boresome pastime of sleeping through classes and study' hour to the easy and exciting chores of scrubbing walls ol rooms, waxing floors, and reading the MS. hooks. It meant that we were free from lixlended Order Field Pl'0lllClIl. the iron hand ol' the teachers for a lew days, only to lind that we had been placed in the merciless hand ol' Colonel Clayman and his laithlnl aides. the MS. Sergeants and Cadet Orlicers. At 9 o'clock 'lhursday morning the inspec- tion began with a field inspection and then a review. At ll:l5 A Company was examined on close order drill. B Company on extended order drill, C Company on interior guard duty and Headquarters Company on physical development exercises. Each of the com- panies put on an outstanding performance in their respective fields. Lieutenant Colonel Clayman was well pleased with the work ol the Battalion. YVe, too. were conlident that we had done a good ioh. The leelings ol' all ol' us were instilled when we learned. later in the Spring term. that we had earned once again the distinction ol Honor School. fTop righll Phxsical Drill Inspection. g'l.nzt'f'rl l.t. Colonel Coyle inspecting B Company. Rettctt l'n e l f ... Compan Competition ll IM IN UI KONI! XXX i0XIl'I'.Igl HON I lUll.f.1lIJl.NIllIIIl, X KOIIIIMIIIX in fren- Lullllwlilillll um- ul thc Ill1lIlL'llNCl'5 xsllich won for lIlL'lll llu Colm' CUIIIIHIIIN IKVUIJIIX. 38 B Clmnpamy in Culllpcfliliml C Company in Competition 39 Fw-F SK fTnj1J YIQIIL' Ifoollmll 'l'cznn uf ISSN. flxfiflfilfl lwhc lizlsclmll Tcznn of 1887. flioiluml lxhc lizlskcllmll llhzlmpions of 1895. THLETIC .ar 67 ACIIOII lll thc Kfulggllc Vl'l2H'k NIQCI. hllrzmluml lfoollmull Tczuns ji'Q-f,fi'i ull 0 energy H.. fSiIlil1g1 l'll'l'N011. Hi1's1'l1e1, l iscl1l. JI irs'l Hmm fi02li'l1 lini. l1'llil'l1 Rozvl Al1lL'lxS011, Hughes. Cllllllilillfi. Zin fi1'2ll', l,21I1g1112l1ll. Kiorlweii. l1lll1l4L'l', fi1ll'lCl0l1, C,11211'rli11u. l111l'll1, G1',21l'. M:11'li11. l.2l1lC. ll1'2lll11, NIV. l1ic'k11ell 5ll'1'Cl1N. I1ic'lxe1'1112111, Irwin, l'lSl'lxll5CI1. ci01l1'l1 Colmiel fiI'lUlII'lfl Rnzvl l1eYil0, l,O1'lC1', lwifk, Olney. l'21g'e, fililflllllll. fSI'f'fHIIl liluziw XY21llie1'. R. kI1Ul'l1L', Kennedy. R1'z1y,2111. Czulx, Hillllllllll. fn1'l1l111lll, fi2llLlll'. lll110, Ilelueizi. Renli, liellnre. lllllgllll. Yi21111211i. Sem- VAR ITY FOOTBALL 1 .qv .1 , The H1118 50215011 was il SllL'K'CSSlilll one. 'l'l1e Big Red 11121cle 21 1'e1'o1'cl ol' live wins, three losses. 211111 one tie 21g21i11nl 10211118 that 11121111- e1'e1'y g21111C 21 tl11'ille1'. The IQ21111 was YVC2lliCI1CKl I1y il14illl'iCS to key lJl211L'1'S 211 i'1'LlK'iZ1l times. but the SllllSlillllCS pluyecl such ll S11121Sl11l1g' l11'21111l ol l'r1o1l121ll that 11121115 21 illSl'Olll'2lgil1g' IJl'0SlJC1'l lJCC2ll11C 21 SYYCCI 1'ie1o1'1'. The g'21111C with 812111111011 Military .Xc'211le111y was 2111 excellent L'X2il11lJlC ol' much Illiif.-'lll1C IJCl'l-0l'l112iI1l'C ol' CIc11'l1etL. 2111 0111- st21111li11g kickolli 1112111, Hl211'l4ie Hughes. 111111 K110Cl1C, 2ll1Cl Dick Olney i11 that game will be 1'e111e111l1e1'e1l Im' El long time l1e1'e21l11111Ls. l'1'21veli11g to Valley Iforge, ll will point l1l11.l4L'1'- clog, the iNl2111l1l1S squad soiimlly l1e21l the l'avu1'e1l Valley l 111'g'e eleven 211-G. ciU21L'l1 C.1'21I' l -W 1-f 1 f 1 This year's team produced some really out- standing players. The passing of Mario Red Delsucia was remarkable throughout the season. The hard, tricky running of Always on time Dettore generated many a thrill. Also outstanding this year was the line play. The tackles, Dickerman and Guardino, charged and tackled with real au- thorityg often they were the first two down under punts. Pete Stevens and Brains Bunker played smashing games at guard. The ends blocked well, and recovered many an enemy fumble through their heads up play. Gene Renzi, Mr. Dependable himself, was the versatile member of the standing game at either team, playing an out- guard or halfback. After the last game, Pete Stevens was Big Red of 1949. Good luck, Pete, may victory be ours! elected captain of the Manlius Manlius Manlius Manlius Manlius Manlius Manlius Manlius Manlius VAR SIT 32 32 12 13 20 26 H 0 19 Y FOO TBALL SCHEDULE Cortland l'll'CSllIl1CIl LaSalle Military Niagara Freshmen R.P.I. Fresluneu Staunton Valley Forge MA. Admiral Farragut St. Lawrence Freshmen Syracuse All-Stars Around lind Phil Dettore carries the ball flfirxt Ilozwi ulqicksoii. llclloic, liciiiicmlx. Young, lismllilscn. f.S1'11uul llmvi Wil- son. Dic'Lc'i'lin1li, klnnv, xx'1lllxL'l'. l.nm'lscn. 1'l'l1ii'll Hozvi Klxilzllc. Mgr.: .Xllcn. Cinznhno. K.ozil'h liml. Loxcx. ltnls, K I llllILlll xiilihllll Nlgl' AR ITY BA KETBALL The liig' Rod coniplclccl its lil-H4--lil lmskct- lizill season with za goocl rccorcl against highly rzitwl college lrcslnnzin lcznns. Mzmlins was ll1llIlIJCl'Cil by iniurics zincl incligihilitics clut- ing the cncl of thc season, lint won thc last gznnc ol' lfl llillicult sclicclnlc whcn thc tcznn oXL'l'c'1llllC un cznh' lczul by thc Yzlllcy lforgc Nlililziry .Xcuclciin live to win in thc lzisl qllznlci' 55-l5. .Xil KCllllClll SlJlll'liCll thc tcznn lln'ong'hont thc sczlson. storing' lfll points to rzink :is thc' tt-zun's lop point iiiulwt. .Xrt 2lYL'l'2lgCil ll points pci- gznnc, but his gzunc: 2iYCl'2lgC was toppccl by Don lforcinzni who .joincrl thc lcznn in niicl-sczlson and zu'ci'z1gt'cl I8 points pt-1' gznnc over thc last hull' ol' thc sfhcclulc. Cllosc lichincl KCIlllClll' in total points lor thc unlin- scason was Lcc lisckilscn with l8!l points anal Don l-iorcnian with I77 points. A Wgilcliing llic Ciolgailc I-znnc' xlllllllllx Xlilllllllh Nlatnlins xllllllllli Nlzinlins Xl2llllllls Xlzinlills Nlzinlin-4 Nlzinlins Nlzinlins Nlzinlins Nlzinlins Nlzinlnis Nlzinlins illillllllli Nlzinlins Nlzinlins Nl1IllllllS Nlnnlins Xlzinlins Xlzinlins Bfl 7l lil 7li 58 68 I7 57 ll 73 lil 75 lll lil JH lill I l 55 lil 55 lil 5l.li. Y.XRSl'l'Y ll.-X5Klill5.Xl.l. SC1HlilJl'l.l. Hzirlxlifk l-'rcslnncn rllznnl Slzilc lfrcslni lC'll RllK'llCNll'l' l'nivcrsiIx' l-'rosh mrrisiillc lfl'c'slnntrli I olgzilc lfrcslnncn 'lWl'Clli'C l'il'CSlllllCll Lolgznc lfrcslnncn R.l'i.l. l'il'l'SlllllL'li rncll lfrcsliincn SXl'lllillNC l'il'L'SllIllL'll rncll lfi'cslnncn R.I'.l. l'il'CSllIllL'll rllzlntl l'iI'l'SlllllL'll R.I'.l. l'7l'CSlllllL'll irrisxillc lfrcslnncn R.lL.l. lficslnncn Rot In-slcr l Tnix crsily l rcsl1iin'n Su aicnst' l l'cslnncn Hzirlwifk l'7l'C5llllll'll X illcx Iforgc Nlilit. Xrzill. lsikloxnc l'i'c-slnncn lil 77 59 lill 71 lil! lil Bl Hn Nl! lil li7 l7 :ill 65 57 lil lili Til 15 7l flfirirl Rorcj jackson, Smith, A.. Walker. R. IJeRose, Bretl. Buccolo, Stevens. june. fSL'C0llfl Road Stell, Manager, Viamari, Purcell, Corbett, Page, Kennedy, lisckilsen, Lewis, Capt. Cahill, Coach. VAR ITY BASEBALL 'I'he ISHS! baseball season proved to be lairly successful in comparison with the rec- ords ol' other years. Under the capable leader- ship ol' Captain Cahill, the team won six games and lost live. Robert. Bud Purcell linishecl his career at Manlius as the star hurler, winning games against the University School ol' Cleveland, Ohio, the Ithaca College Ifreslnnen, and the Cornell Freshmen. He lost a heart-breaking game, 9-8. in the last inning to the Rochester University Freshmen, but later the team avenged that loss when Bob -Iune pitched a winner against them I2-5 on our home Iield. Chosen outstanding player on the team was I.ee Iisckilsen. I,ee had a batting average of 9104 and made the most home runs. Other outstanding players were Mario Red De- lucia, batting leader and second in home runs made, Robert -june, Reay XValker, Artliur Kennedy, and Bob Viamari. The outstanding game ol' the year was played against Clarkson on Kallet Field. The Big Red finally pulled out on top 8-7 alter hitting live home runs. Esckilsen hit two, 5 and June, IJCLUCIZI and Viamari each hit one. The team closed the season with a trip to Cleveland where Purcell pitched a two-hitter, Manlius winning 2-l. Action on the old lield Manlius Manlius Manlius Manlius Manlins Manlius Manlius Manlius Manlius Manlius Manlius Manlius BASICII A I .l. SCH EDULIZ Ithaca College Freshmen Cornell Freshmen Syracuse Freshmen Rochester Freshmen Cornell Ifreshmen Cortland Ifreshmen LeMoyne Freshmen Clarkson Freshmen Colgate Ifreshmen ffl2illCIlYl'1lIllf5llIl Cortland Ifreshtnen Rochester I'il'CSIllllClI University School. Cleveland 1' ,t 5 .-fa .imma-.. fT0pj Purcell pitches fliollomj Mzmlius at bat llohhx bran in ir tlouu hill l'lli'lIIl'l, Ohu-X, Ilan-son, .Xntlt-rson. llc-tirt'i't'C, Sylxuslt-r. brat. Clolzuitro. run. Xlrllt-4-, l.t. Wootls. K'oat'lr. lzrkcn at lake I'lat'itl. WKI TEAM RIFLE TEA lictaust- ol thc unusually milcl wintcr, tht- The most important conipctition ol' thc ski tt-am was ahlc to participate in only two year, thc shoot lor the Hearst 'lrophy took niet-ts. The first nrcct llll'lllllCll thc Strzutisc place in Mardi. Scrgcant Richartlson hacl thc llnixcrsity Varsity and Frcslnncn Ski lcams, tcam printed, and in slzitc of nervousness Clortlancl Varsity and lfn-sliiiicii teams. thc about their incxpcriencc. the team was grati- varsity tvam ol' Hamilton College. antl Manf lied hy the results. 'llhc tcam score was 902. lius. Manlius was tlclcatt-tl ht Strztrtisc antl Sclmiiclt turning in 187, Mclfarlanc 183, Sil- hy Hamilton. hut pifkccl up enough points verman ISQ. Bicknell I75, antl Knofhc l75. to tlclcat Cortland Varsity antl lfrosh. 'l'ht- scconcl mt-ct was with tht- Clalt-noxia Ski Clluh. fl-irxl Iimiw l'rit't'. l5it'knt'll. Nltl arlant', Sgt. Rit'liartlson, tloathi Silwrtnain. Sthniitlt, Simon. tkmfonfl lfoxwl I-.tlu'artls. Cllostz -lont-s, l.ant-. lflxnn, knorliv. Rath, lt-am. On Illf' rangv. it -5,5 -I i, ' ' at i ,-sg. 0 W in V .ii 5 f'Ifir.sl Rozvl Cuppione. Moriarty. Stevens, lli2ll7Cl', Corbett, Hnseltine, f.S'w'ru1rI Co-Clatplztin Stevens. Ronin Hoyell. Assistant Mgr.. Satvnrv, lfztirlmztnks. Viut11u1'i, Porter, Sh.n'p. Renli, Owens, Nl1lll1lgl'I'. I11lIl'PYI Howl l ist'hl, lid Nlrlntyre f.01ll'll. HOCKEY TEA Becznise ol' the extremely mild weather, the hockey team was uhle to have only two Prae- tiees and played only four games. The team lost to the Colgate Frosh 3-0, to Prescott High School of Prescott, Ontario. by I4-2, and in a home series with Onondaga Valley High School of Syrzicuse, lost the lirst tilt 11-2 and then managed to pin the Onondagztns' ears hack to the tune ol' 4-l. f'l-'irzvl Rozvyl Gibson. li .X good start. Rozvj l,t. Maier, XVells. WIMMING- TEAM Seven Manlins swinnners traveling to the -junior AAU Chanipionships at Troy, hlillfll ll und IQ, took two lirsts, ll serond, two lourths, and a lilth place. Highlighting the junior events was the record-breaking per- lormanee ol' Dave Peterson, who easily won the 50-yard lJz1c'kstroke in 30.6 seconds. Bob Larrowe, free-styler of the Manlius squad. won the 50 yard event in 20.l seconds :tlter qualifying with the same lime. atrrowe, Wells. Copley, Peterson. Nlzilrolm. 1Sf'mml R., Bl'2l1lSL'l1. N't-inlmender, Horstmeyer, Clary. 4 M, 1 E' TRACK TEA This year the track team competed against Eastwood, Colgate Freshmen, Syracuse Freshmen, Fayetteville, Cornell Freshmen, and in the Brown Inter- scholastics, where we placed llth out ol' 30 schools. Outstanding' on the team were Red l7el,ucia in the discus and jayelin, and Foreman in the high liunip and pole yault. llvml Rfmtl Rt-nn. Nlcbonnell. lxramer, Larrowe. l.ucken. Cole, Robins, Beck. lSa'r'on1l Rnzwl llo- rod, Mgr., Hughes. Clradwick, Welker. Olney, Capt. Sedgwick. l.t. Nlcilallrey. lielmarth, Guard- ino. lforeman, Pearson. C-raliling. .Xss'l Nlgr. CROSS UNTRY TEAM ln Cross Country we ran against Clor- nell Freshmen, LeMoyne Varsity twice. the Morristown Aggies, R.l'.I.. and the Syracuse lfreslmien. Although we lost all engagements, we made a yery close run ol' it lor LeMoyne and R.l'.l. flfiril Horny Robins. Wells, Smith. f.S'e'con1I Norm l,t. Nlcflallrey, Beck. Nloriarty, Nlorrison. TENN S TEAM ln tennis we played six matches, all against college lreshmen teams. YVe played Cornell Freshmen twice, Colgate lfreshmen twice, and the Syracuse Fresh- men twice. .Xll oll these teams were too good lor us. haying greater height and experience, hut none ol' them out-spirited US. Hanson. Dettore, ROill'lgll1'l. KI., Sharp, l,t. llenks, Rorlriguel. O., Anderson, Hotmann, Haseltine. RAHLIUS GOLF TEA ln goll' this year we played live matches: one with Syracuse, two with Cornell, two with Colgate. These were all freslnnan teams, and all ol' them were too good lor us. Ray Allen turned in our best earcl ol' the year when he took three points from the Number one Cornell man with a 75. XViIson. Burton. .-Xllen, R., l.t. Patten. lixans, liarker. SO CEB TEA The SOLTCI' schedule consisted ol' live matches and one practice session. XVe played the Cornell lfreslnnen twice, the Syracuse Freshmen twice, and Cortland' once. These teams were too big and last for us. but we played our best. fI'1r.vl Rurvj flblllxllll. Nllltllll, XVeinlierg, Rod- riguez, O.. Bang, NI.. Ralph, l'int-Hia. Bang' li. t.S'z'1'm11I llozwj Sutton. l.uque. li., lixeleth, XVein- bender, l.ox'era, P., lit, Maier, Stempel, Rod- riguez, CI.. Luque, Al., I.overzi, A.. Bflllllill. .., fToj1 Lellj A Company in 1930. QW Too 'riglzlj B Company in 1928. I.mv4'r lvftj C Con1pany in 1929. fI.ozu1'r righlj Hczldqlmrlers Cmnpzmy in 1912. C0 IES gfervent in spirit '9 A COMPA lfi rs! Svgfn nl III-RY xkn NI. Kioxunox hUGl Nl'. RI-Lvl RIHXII XV11.c:ox f.'u1r1juHIx'.Cuplrliu Sfffrnlrl I.ir'11l1'Hru1l l'1RXYk.XXIQI4l.IS f:IIxRl.lh li.S1okks SlaljI.Sr'rgz'1n1lx .xIlI'IIl'R C. CIIRIAII lilmual .x. I.:-'wie Il I Sf'r'gr1lr1l.x' RIIISIRI' .x. Il xczmox W11.l,l xxl Il'. Nlc.xm1.m I'l1ll.lI' SIIIIIW 1.1-R. ilk. IYlI.l.l xxx Klzxrsl 11, Elk. II xxln CI. Pr I'IfR5I-X 'I.IIOXI xs W. VIQXIII-,R 'IXNIICS l'xmu l.ux1-kx .x. Alxxus Rmslxmx Rxllslm CZ.'I'lll1'kx-R Corpoml.x Ifkl n W. lixixxs, Klux. IIr1l'f:l.xs I'. .I xwlls .XLFRIIIIO I.m'lfkx .L NvII.I.I Wll.11xxl .x. Hnrxl xxx. III lxxns I.. K1-l.1.l.x' Nlokls A. 'I'c:x'lll Pl'i7'!ll1'X I ir.s'l Clnxxx .Xml-Rl Ii. .Xl.I.IiX. Elk. Rom R XX . Clxnukx Wxl. lLkxnl,lxc:, -lk. films. 'l'. I..x'l'llkm-. jk. !xIxr.1'11. IMM: lfknczlx W. CORIIII 1' IlmnfR'l' I'. HxSl'.I.'llYI-1 R1c:u,xuu E. McI'l11fksoN C. IIolu.1.xs Iinzk Cu.xkl.I-s D. Cl'xmlxr:5tIxkl. Ii. HI'.lI, Al,IfRlaIJO N1-'KDRII Kilim-'k'1 K. Ilkxlxx 'l'u0S. Al. Cl!'l'IIIiIiRS'I'0N 'I'l1ux1.xs P. HISLUI RIKIIIKRIJ INImu.xk'l'x' Rom Rl Ii. Ii1'll.1fk I.l.l.xx1m If. l'.SKIkll.SIiX l'1-711 R H. HfJ.xl?l.I-ZX' -llak.x1.n xl. Bios:-:sox 111.11-'lfmux 'l'. l x.I-1l'c:u1',k NORNI xx W. K1fs'1'1A.kmi Rolslakl' I-'. l'Rlc:I-' I'rizfrllc's R. I. .Xl.l.l,x. AIR. joux IJ. ISxkl-ik I.xRl-wx la. I5 xxx. Iimuqula Ikkwlxxl. linxvxklm IL. lilxkkllxkl AI.I.I-X If. Cxnx' Al.I Rl-II f1Xl.xI.I I.. R. CZl.lr:1xxlfR -Imax G. Cm'l.lfx' 'I'1-km' I.. Ixxvmmlm Ruzuxkn Iluzmkxl xx Nllxx.1.xx CQ.,l.xx1-'s -Ioux T. Dux KIIUI' GICORGII. Ii.xl.I-1u1xjl.xx I'lcl'liR H. Izx'1il.l-3'l'll Ioux I.. Kiev!-l.liu K Hman NI. W. l'vl'Nl S RIKIIIXRII l..xNr:xl.xl1x l:lI.I,NIORl'. V. Hxu. 'IRI lv R. I.11:0N -lrmx R. I-Ivmlxmalvk .XIXIUTXIO 1.01-1-'z Mlc:u.xrL If. M xl.14x' Dxvln I.. Mmufnx' RUIIICRT IJ. Nucl.:-1 WII.l.l.xxr D. Gwlixs ARIIIIIR A. Ross Illqxx Ii. Snxxu- Wxlxllxk A. SHIfRxl.-xx Second I.l. SIOITN. Capt. Angelis. I-'irst Sgt. Cmxgdon C Ipl. Shaw. Cmnnxzlndzml. A-1-.IU , lfi r K. XVILSON. III .xM A. xVIfIfNIII4NIIIfR Wll.1.lxx1 Nl. R.xl.1'll Iikxtxm CI. Rmslxs DUN C. Roxx'r11.1F1fli Ilox XI.lD R. Roslfx C-xkl. W. Rl'm1Is1'sll Hl'1RBl'.R'I' A. SIIIERNIIVI' Rolslakr S. SIMPSON GORDON M. SMITH KIQNNI-ZTH V. 'I'R.xx'ls ANTHONY C. vICNI!l'1I l'I .IAMHS W. Wlcl.l.s R.-xx'MONn R. xvIil.I.S Dax.-xm 'II Woxixk 54 sl Lt. Sherman. flnsert OIIIPHH This year Company enjoyed IIIUTC suc- cess than any other company o11 post. Our 11ew officers, headed by Captain Angelis. and tl1e returning old boys, ClCICl'lIllllCLl to make Company tl1e IICW color company from the start. Quickly tl1e segregation broke Cl0YVll between the old boys a11d tl1e new boys, except for an occasional gup call and we became once again united with our tradi- tional Thomson Hall spirit. I11 sports we were on top. YV-e started the year in a blaze ol glory on tl1e football field, winning live and losi11g one i11 the A League lI1ll'i1lllLll'2llS. Company, B League went undefeated. YVe continued our charge dur- ing the NVinter ICl'lll on the basketball court, where both A and B League teams won eight and lost one. I11 tl1e Spring, we withdrew our elforts from tl1e court to tl1e dian1ond, where we WVOI1 six and lost 0116. Not only did we A Compan take football, basketball and baseball cham- pionships, but also the basketball free-throw contest, and the intramural golf title. Our precedence in athletics was acknowledged at Commencement when the coveted Intramural Shield was presented to Company. Our men were not only most proficient in intramural sports, but many of them were prominent on the Varsity squad. On the drill field, old and new boys again united efforts to form an adept drill unit. Our excellence was acknowledged when we were called upon during government inspection to exhibit our skill before the judges. Our ability and pro- ficiency in drill continued throughout the year and cuhninated on the field of company competition. But all was not work for Company. We enjoyed three parties in the grill and one in Knox Hall at Christmas time, when ap- propriate gifts were presented to all the cadets of the company and to Captain Shaw, our commandant. At these parties, hidden talent of Company was revealed. The A Compan eliniax ol our sotial activities eaine in May at our lather and son banquet. held at Schrallts in Syracuse. where we were honored to have as speakers, General Barker. Captain Shaw. l,ient. Colonel Clayinan, lVhitey Ander- son, Mr. Sherinan. Captain Cahill and our own Captain Angelis. .Xt this tiine. gilts were presented to our ofhcers. .--Xll fathers and sons who attended enjoyed a line nieal and llellow- ship, On elass night. we held our linal party in the grill, at which time we presented a gilt to Captain Shaw lor his ahle guidance ol Company during the year. ln scholarship, Company headed the list ol' coinpany averages inost ol' the tiine. Most ol our boys maintained high averages throughout the at-adeniie year and niany honors went to Cloinpany inen on Coin- inenceinent llay. On the lfriday ol gradnation Cloni- pany's colorlul year reached its grand eliinax. when we won the eoyeted color company tro- phy. 'Iio those who vraduated. this was a final . P1 yietory: to those who are returning to 'l'hoin- son Hall next year, it is an honor and a chal- lenge. Good luck to Company and inany SllC'l'CSSlilll years in the luttire. li l.lCiXf-l'lC ll.XSKlil'B,Xl,l. Hotinann. Sherman. Allen, Storrs. Yendetti, l,igon. Rttdelxttsli. .X l.li.Xf-l'lf V00 I lS.Xl,l, fffrixl Iffmw Roliinson. Xyells. R, .Xngt-lis, Copley Xlastrztnfielo, fvronrl Rmrt Hztseltine. Clttthlmertson 5 Congdon. Bttllei. llUll1llllIC. f'I'l1ir1l lffnw l'rite. Selnty- ler, l.atln'op. il-null: Ifrmw Capt, Shaw, Clozielii Hislop U'ilt'ox. lztlmer. Nithols. SOl'I ll.Xl,l, ilfiryl Roztw Xlt'l'lieison. lJon:thtie,l,igon. xllll'l1lIN.'SllCl'- nian. Iltttninings. Storrs. Rtttlelitisli, XYoxalg. Selntyler fymurul lfwzrl Inwood, I,oyera. .X: lloadley, .Xllen lllllll'l', Roliinson, l.oyerzl. l': Kesterlse. llztlsile. Rosen ilongdon. B l.lz.XC.l'li lfOO'l'l5.Xl.l. ffirsl RUIl'jfllllIll1llllQ'N, Hotniznni. l.igon, lVoyak. Yen- tletti. f.S'1'mml Iffl2t'l llienrer. Nll'l,l1CI'S0ll. l.t. Patten Coaeh: Kelley,Sto1'i's.rTliinl Roztyl Roweelille. Slierinan Xllen. li. A 4 i Second Lt. Knochc. lfirst l.t. Bicknell, First Sgt. Anderson, Second Lt. I.zHTOwL, Capt. Seraflni. flnxmrty Capt. Cahill, Cillllllllllldillll. B COMPA Y Comparlv Caplnin lfirst I.ieuler111nt AIOSI-1I'H l..Sl41RAFlNl BRUCE M. B1cRNEI.I. Srfcmlrl Ijcfillellarllv First Szfrgrfant l30N.Xl.ll I. KNOc:Ric ROTHQRT IHXRRUWI-I FFIIOMAS XV. ANDRRSTQN fQlTR.XI.D C1.u:c1.xmlsli Rillillikl I.. ISOROTY JOHN H. CARY AIOHN BARNES IRYY 'l'. IMRRTQR VICTOR H. COI.Oc:H:c:O WAYNTQ K. F:XlRl3,XiNK5 STlfI'Hl'1N R. l'1URClNl'l'0 R. M. H.-xRRlNcaTON ROBI-HRT ALL.-YN HARRY Axial-il..-xROs LINN C. lhilsisic Al.IlliR'l' Y. Bonul-3 NT:wi:I.T. C. liomaic EARLE W. BUNRER DONALD -I. BRAASCII Inllcs CONRAD .IOHN I . KIZARNI-IY M.xRsH.u.L I.. I.1-QARN H XRVFY H.xYMAN -IUHN l.. HOTLGTQRT. ROTH-RT lf. lfHR1H'sH filiR.Xl.D If1'14zcTf:R.u.1m ,XRl'llllR S. K.-Xlifx DON Xl.lD E. BRINR Amcnin -I. C.fXl'l'lONl' Ci-1R.x1.n B. COLT: JACK F. CONRLTN JOHN li. IJAVISSON LOUIS Dlcruos Dwm 1-DICRRICK Sfllfl Sl'fgl'lllIlX ,IOIIN 'l'. K.H.Ts CII.-KRLIES I.. XVILSON SOTg6'HIll.S' ROBlnR'l' P. NIliI,SOY ROTH-1RT Ii. l'll-ZRSON f.'OI'lIIII'IllS XvII.l.I.XM L. HLVFFBI KN AIOHN l'. KORO1.1-:TSOs P V11 'll I wx Fi rs! C Iflxs VIYIIONIAS S. RICA!-'lili XVll,l.l ni A. NIAYI1liW lhvllv R1c.xrz.xN l'r'lzv1lz'.v DONHD lfORmr.xN ROIHQRT' HART .IUHN lf. Ki'.l.l.Y ARTHUR KTQNNTQTQY J. CHRISTLAYN KINNI-'X' AARON KRAROWRR LIOIIN W. LAN1-3 58 CH.-xRI.T1s C. PORTTLR JOHN M. RICH PAU1. T. LTZNTO JOHN A. lNIA'I'l'llA5 l'llll.ll' ROs1z XVll.I.I.KM K. S.w,xRY 'IHOAI-XS SUTTON ARTHUR T. MCAYOY DANH-11. 0'DONNr11.L Dnivm V. l'Hiai..xN CARL A. RTTTLLR CICSAR R. RfJDRlQlJliZ OlNI.fXR R. RODRIQUFZ TIMOTHY K. SAUNDICRS ,ANUIZLO M. S.-xsslxl DOUGLAS STTQLL ANTHONY S. MOl.L1c.x IA M las C. SIH:,xRT ROBERT R. XVHITN RY CARI. C. THORNTON HARRISON XV1l.1.1.uis jOslcPH KI. STQRAFINI R.fH.i'H li. SLAYTON ARTHUR N. SMITH DONALD I.. SUTLIFF GHORGTR: R. SYLvr:sTr:R ROBERT V TAM.-xR1 IJONALD XVEBB B Compan B Company this year under the compe- tCl1t direction of our new commandant, Cap- tain Cahill, has completed one of the most successful years ol' its 80-year history. The boys ol' B started and ended 1948-49 in a blaze of glory. B Company cadets were lound representing the school and company in every phase ol' school life. The coordina- tion, prowess, and zeal shown on the athletic lields were aptly carried over into the drill, academic endeavors, and the spirit constantly shown within the without the halls of dear old Hadley. Captain Cahill. with the able support of efhcient officers and non-coms, has turned B Company into a unit meriting praise and respect from the entire faculty and student body. The most important phase ol' school lite at Manlius is scholastics. During the school year, B Company was always at or near the top in scholastic averages and finished the year with the highest scholastic average. X'Vhen the time for school work came, the boys ol' B Company devoted their un- divided attention to it. At commencement time the Head Boy ol' the school was XVilliam A. Mayhew, a member of B Company. Head Boy is the highest award which the school makes in recognition ol' outstanding achieve- ment. Another member ol' B Company, Ralph Slayton, was only surpassed by one cadet in becoming Head Boy olf the lower school. B Company received great coimnendation from the Military Department for its excel- lent performance in presenting a practical application ol' modern warfare tactics during Government Inspection. The condition ol' the barracks, the drill, and the deportment ol' B Company during the inspection were all important factors in making our school an honor school. From start to Iinish the spirit ol' B Company was high. Each cadet was determined to do his best in Company Competition. Those of us who were old boys realized from past experience that Company l l i ll l.lC.XCLl'li ILXSKIQI ll.'Xl,l, ll l.li.XUl'li l'0OIili.Xl,l, I-:ml lfuuil lleinos, Iierson, l'lll'l1llSll. Slaylon, lxoko- fl-'wil lfmvl lylllllllf. Salliiileis, IIolat'iL't'o, l'-lll'lJllNll letsos.f.S1'ro1l1l Rmrl Kl'2llx0lX'Cl',KCllN,f,'llUIlIlL'll, Hodge. Kelley. rSm'o111l Howl lit. liisgrove. I'n'iiic'k. Nltphtn X: Sen. Sl2lNlUll, Siitlill, liotlge. .X: Plielzni. NOlfl'l4.Xlil. ,X l,lC.ULl'lf l 0O'l'll.Xl,li I-limi Noam ,klllll'l'SOH. l,c':n'ii. Seizilini, llzny. C1olocit't'o. r'l-'irsl Rmvj Ritter. l.eiiio. l'lll't'l'll, Kalb, Allen. f.S'1'r'm11l Slayion. fS1'1'rn1rI lfrmw Ritter. Kloinad. Rich. Neilsen, Roth! Kearney, Clary, li4'zn'n. Bicknell. f'l'l1irrl Rrmw Kalln, Iiinnex, l.l. Nlaiei. Riih, hlell. Capt. Cahill, Hlilllnan, l'l2lll'lJ2llll-QS. B Compan iloinpeiilion is not won in a day, Officers and at Manlius. NIS Cloinpany inzn'c'hed the road piixates alike worked together day alter day, to SIICCCSS this year and lxeaause ol our loss in week alter week, io inold B Company into ioinpaiiy c-oinpelition this year. we hope that 1 line drilling unit lol' the linal test. When the boys next year will pei'l'oi'in even better the time cznne not a single inan lioin the Socially our year was in all ways a great roiiipani Awas dropped, lor each knew well siitiess. NVQ had two coinpany parties. ont the lJ2ll'l he was to play in the iienientloiis just helore Clnisiinas and the other a week ask ahead. ixllllflllgll li Coinpani did not lroin the close ol' school. 'llo top the good liood ieceive the cup lor Cloinpaiiy clUllllJClll,lOll, at eacli party was inusical enteitaininent Colonel Cllayinan stated that the toinpetition 'l'he enteitainnient, einerging' lioin the hid- was so keen that choosing the winning coin- den talent ol' H Coinpany. consisted ol pany was an exceedingly diHic'ult task. Clap- CX'Clif'llllllQ lioin Shoiitn'n Bread and South tain Sedgwitik, toininandant ol Cl Coin' .xlllCl'iC'21ll ihyllnns to western ballads and a pany, said that li Coinpany looked hi lar liillahy by Mrs. Cahill. Mrs. Cahill was well the best that it ever had in his eight year stag i'ei'setl in song, loi' she could always be heard 60 B Compan through the halls ol' Hadley singing a beau- tilul little lullaby to the newest member ol B Company, Thomas Dynamite Cahill. 'I'he presence ol a majority ol the fathers of B Company cadets at the second lfiillllfl and Son Banquet, which was held at Sclnallts in Syracuse on May 14, made it the most out- standing social event ol' the year. XVe enjoyed a delicious turkey dinner lollowed by speeches by General Barker, Dean Dillingham, Colonel Clayman, and XVhitey Anderson, a lormer member ol' B Company who is to coach varsity lootball at Manlius next lall. At the banquet, the lathers graciously contributed toward a bus which would provide transporta- tion for the school's various athletic teams. A non-coms' club was lormed near the begin- ning ol the year. During the lirst lew weeks ol' its operation, several privates were ushered into its midst to hear suggestions pertaining to the improvement ol' their conduct. All was not work lor the Non-Coms Club, however. Two parties were held in the King Club, one ol' them being a record dance during NVinter Carnival. A Non-Coms banquet. was held at '1'obin's in Syracuse at which Colonel Clay- man and Captain Cahill were present. The boys ol' B Company fought hard on the athletic lields. B Company was well represented on the varsity football squad with a total ol twelve members. Three boys ol' B Company were selected for the all-company football team while three were selected lor the all-company basketball team. B Com- pany took first place in B league basketball and second place in golli while .Iohn Hoegerl seized the honors by winning the battalion ping pong tournatnent. The boys ol' B Company are to be commended for their line work in athletics for when they won a game, they won it fairly and without overconfidence, and when they lost a game, they displayed line sportsmanship and were determined to work just tl1at much harder in the next game. Immediately alter the final parade. the boys ol' B Company gathered on the area in lront ol' Hadley Hall in a circle with joined hands in order to sing again for the last time the traditional parting song' ol' B Company, Out O'er the Valley . X'Vhile standing and singing there in a huge circle. each one thought of the experiences ol' the year gone by which is now but a colorful, vivid memory to live forever in our hearts as the greatest part of our lives. XVe who are departing and we who shall retnain hope that B Company will carry on in the years to come the glorious traditions manilested in the past years. C COMPA Cmnjmny flaplnin lfirxl I.ie11lz'nru1t I..ucmi4k CZ. INIc:If.'xkI..xxic Hl41RAI.KN T. 13AI.n.xss.xR1 Sfworirl I,f!'llfl'lIIIIIfS First Sergmlzl Si n Siixi-ikixmx, II l.iaoN.-num S. Smnx JAMES A. XVILLI.-xms Siaff S1'1'gr'11 Nix I.. l'fARl.Ii likilzn, ilk. IIll,x1u.ias I.. Mc:CQm'Nx Gicokcpic Pnums W.u.'ri-:R Ii. ZIFBAR'1'1i,-lk. Sf'Vg'I'lIPIf.Y NIONROI-1 Ima-xsii CII.-XRl.IiS Ii. C1051-' VICTOR A. HANSQN. lk. Ifk,xNK li. Mc:CoNlfI.l. Rlczn.-um R. SINIITII hlonx B. C.'xmi'isial.l. ARTHIPR M. FLYNN, k.'I'kmvii C. Iiickiix ml. NORMAN NllIl.SCJN Gm. T. STI-Qvicms. III S. E. CIIADWICK, -ln. RCJBI'1R'l' M. Gun' .lumix I.. Scnmllrr RICH.-XRD W. Snuxiz Cn1'j201'uls Gi-zo. W. liliiuox, -lk. UICORGIC M. Giusox CI.xRiclx1'oN C. Hiaxcia KARI. D. lNI.a1.c:omi Romiki' D. Ihmri 'I'lakRY A. Fui.'mN R. D. H.uuuxra'i'oN. lk. H.xROI.D ml. 1.1131-,xkn BURT M. Mocoi. DoN.u.n T. l.. S.-xwnieks I'ri1'11lc's Firsl f.'la.ss .-XI.FRI'lD C. ANDIQRSIQN NIARIO I.. Dl4.I.Uf:l.x .XR'l'Huk B. Ifkli-immx Rlczn.-xkn H. KR.-xruiik Romani' il. ANDERSON D. F. BAR.xc:I.olmH filiflkfili il. Blicctoln Rriiiiaici' H. CROMI I'0N 4l0x.x'l'H,xx B. BAR'l'I.l-'Tl' RICII.-KRD I.. C.-KMl', -lk. -lusicvn A. IJIQROSIQ D I nn.n' Al. lJic'i 1'oRii Gnu. NI. FRYIC qlonx C. lflrLi.iak Ak'l'HIlR C. H-vufn-:i.n I'nn.n' CQ. Dlilmi-1Ric1i Rirznixkn S. fikANFlI'.I.ll H. WARRIQN l.,xGkoli Sl-IRGIO R. IHQRNANDIQL WM. Ii. HOPKINS, II Wll.l.lAM KL. INIORRISON qloHx li. Flsrzin. S. S. H.x'i'ifnil.n. lk. 1.14141 T. HIRSIIIIIEX' D.-win ll. IRI-ZD.-Xl.IC IJoN.x1.n R. -limit CH.-uu.las xl. KH-:Nic SHI-:knux C. I..xNnox l'ic'l'i-ZR F. Hovicii. Tumi.-is R. 0Nl.i4i' l'ri1faI1's livifwclo I.uQUi-1 l'Hn.n' I.. Rlcvxoms .IOSIAI R. I.liQm1 hlmiiss T. RUND Cloxiun Ii. Mc:tI.u.i..-x 'l'Hcm.-xs W. Sn.v.x S'I'IiXV.XR'l' C. i'liI.'l'ON iloslc G. STI-IMPI-II. ROISFRT S. l'o1.iNo GER.-xI.D M. S'r0'r'l' l'iINVARlD W. PONVFRS RQMAN R. VIOLYN. blk. R-XFAI-il. F. Sfxxcziilcl l.. likucia 'l'noMi'sox A. ll. XVfxRnl.ii, III ALAN XVI-ZINBFRIZ Rolxlx I.. XN'icI.1u4.k CIii.xki.ias I.. xv.-XI.Kl-YR Rmx' C. Wfxl.Ki-ik fiRFG XVII.-'IRRY Rouiziu' I-Z. Y.ixk'ricR Wli.l.iAm A. Youm: Nmx. N. ZULAUF Second I.t. Silverinun. Capt. NICI'i1lI'i2lllC. First Sgt. Williams, Second I.t. Simon. First l.l. Ilaldzisszlri. flnsrrll Cupl. Sedgwick. Commzlndanl. AAN ' , ...K 62 C Compan On June l0th of this year, the men of Ver- heck Hall went out on the field in front of Comstock Hall to compete in Company Com- petition. XVe went on second with B Com- pany hrst and Company last. XVQ were defending our title as color company which we have had lor two years straight. After a fine job on the field, we went into Knox Hall to hear who had won. Alter various awards were given out to individual cadets, Col. Clay- man announced the winner of the Intramural Shield and that of Company Comp. A Company took both this year, and the men ol extend their congratulations for a line job well done. At the beginning ol' the year, football started the sports season. C Company A league team came in second to the much C Compan superior lC2lllI ol ilillfllllsllll Hall. Our B league lealll welll into the year slowly. anll sleppecl HID its pale, lllll not enough, as they Cilllll' in lhircl. Both lealns llicl a very line viola, and we extend Ulll' thanks lor a good lall. This winter was a lot hetter lol' lls l7Cl'llllSC we 2ilIllUSl got a lirst place. The .X league haskelhall lfjlllll calne in a very close seconcl and the B league in a very close thirll. They lost a llC2ll'l-lJliC2lliCl' lo li Co.. lllll hoth liilllglll harll all the way to the encl. .Xlso with the winter sports lerln were the ping- pong lQOllliIl2llIlCIlIS helll in the COIIIIDQIIIB. The joy llliilllgllf to the players was only Cillllllllfll by lllC griel' brought to the Cl. Q. on Kllllf. Spring sports slarlell with anll Cl liell in sollhall COIIIIXCKTITOII. The result ol' the linal QHIHC hetween these colnpanies proh- ahly IIICZIIII the lllIl'?lIlllll'2ll Shield. Both lC?llllS liflllglll hard, lllll we hall to how again lo Many ol' Olll' hols were represenlecl on the varsity sports ol' the season. XVe are all lJl'0llCl ol' Mario Rell lJel.lll'ia esperially lor having broken a slthool recorcl ill track. On May Elth. the COIIIIJZIIU' hall its lllllll Zllllllllll l'i2llllCl'S anll Sons Banquet al the lfay- B l.lilXC-lfli ISASKIQI li.Xl.l, fl ir.rl Rozlll flllllllli. Hirschey. Iredale. Halllielll. Clllllll. fSf'1'orlrI 1fflZl'l Klein, l.2lfrI'0lI, l,llIl'lUIl. filllll. SL'ilQWll'lx, CUZIKTII SIITIIC, Hallielcl. l'olillo. ,X l.l'l.XCJl'li lS,XSKlil'l5.Xl.l, fl'il'.Xl Rorrl .XllflCl'i0ll. NYCllllK'l'g. KlilllI1l'li. Y2ll'lCI', lll'Cll. Mwf-olzrl Rmrl Clllalllriek. BllC'l'0l0, T'lI'lL'Cllll2lll. Hence. lVllll2llllS. l'l'llir1l Rollll fll'lJlll'lll. Nhllkl-l. Nelson, Welker. lilllbllllhilll. Capt. SL'llgWlClx,ciU1ll'll. SOI I'l5.Xl.I. ll-'irsl lfnzvl xTC'T'l1ll'l2lllL'. Tilyllll, SLIIICTICI, l'UlllUS. Henle. l.S1'r-mul lfmvl lizllclzlssari. Silllllll. Nelson. xyilllllllh, Slllllll. Cillpl. Sellgwirls. .X l.l'lqXKQl'li lfOOI'l5.Xl.l. llfiml Ifllilll Tll'Cll, Pllleeolo. Clailo, Close. KI'lllIlL'l'. lS'l'r'- mlfl Rrmll xYllllkllIlS. Leparcl, Young, .xllllCl'SCll, kloh. l'I'lll'rrI lfrmll fiilJS0l1. TQTIUIIIIJSUII, Cl12lKlWlLgli. Ilalllas- s:ll'i.rI ol1lIh Row! xTCfiUllllCll. Stoll. NTK'l'i1Il'lllIlL'. Siller- lllilll. C Company etteville Inn. Captain McFarlane's father furnished the entertainment and programs for the affair. XfVe had a fine supper, speeches by honored guests, and a movie afterwards: and, all in all, it was a great success. The company parties were also highly suc- cessful. Altogether, we had three of them. VVe all had a lot of fun at them. YVe have only person to thank for the fine company that we have and that is Captain Sedgwick. The ping-pong table was in the smoking room all during the winter months. Our champion was Newt Nelson, who, unfor- tunately, only took third in the battalion. Although had a swimming team, none of the other companies were so fortunate, so we went undefeated in swimming again this year. The biggest event of the spring term was Govermnent Inspection. Company again demonstrated interior guard duty which we are sure helped Manlius win Honor School again. A non-coms' party was held, more or less to celebrate G. I. The only remarks ob- tainable from the non-coms were such ex- pressions as Boy, that food was good! As graduation drew near, everybody was sorry to leave even though he had done a great deal of griping throughout the year. The men of can look back to a fine year, and we can hope and know that next year we will do even better and regain the Intramural Shield and Color Company Honors. , 4' X HEADQ ARTER CO PA Iinllnlioul,'u1u1rlru1rl1'r Hxj. Roman' ll. l'l'lu:ll.l. lirlllnlirmS1'rg1'11r1l .Hnjur .IUIIX l'. Hrram-s l1'.xr'r'r1lizw' Oflirm' CUIIIIIIIHA' f.'UllIlllIlHfl!'P' Sn-rzoxn l.r. Rlmzlluum H. Homuw IIIRSI lxr. CLI!-'I-'ORIT li. 'l'mvxs1-'Nn lfirzxl 5t'gl'Illlf Stull Sf'rg1'1n1I l'x1 I, il. l3xll.lAx' llolwams XVlfs'l'oN Sr'Vgr'1ll1I,x lluux il. liwzuxx xx H, XYIIIINI-X l I5tIlII'R ,IANII-.S A. fQlfXRl1INll RUISI-'RT P. H1I.l.s xsox W. ll un-' S'll1XVKR'l' S. lflxkll-'R lIm'pm'nl,v Wm 1 ul l'1.BROWN Ifkrn I. fikmux Rom-,ru Ii. 3IfIf1l.lWRl-I S'l'U.xk'l' .IAQILXY l'riwllr'.s lfirzsl Class Ilxvm D1 Yum lfllwxklr Fllkmsl-I-nik H uuusox lfxnxlik RUBIQR1' H.xl.l, D um l.xxm'l-' Rlllll-Rl' N1c:N.xxl.xR.x RICHKRIJ SKNBORN N1.-KYNXRII SUI.I.lv.-W I'riz'nIc.v lonx Clllflflllk Rom-lrl' HKlRS'lgXlX'l R f,kRlX NI.xk'l'lN Ruxxln l'l-iucsux Wll.l.l,xM Sczorl' llfkom-1 lfl'l.l.rk Rlflll.-XRD KIMLICR ROBI k'l' N1f.wlml.l, NICHOLXS l'l,-KI,0GI.OUS CLIFFORD Sxlrm Nll I.YIl.I.lf.N1KCKkY,.,R.CHKRIJ-5 I'-xlrlslfx Rlczu num Plxx fI.r'fl lzmfrlj l.l. l.u1n'cr, Conlnumdzmt. fRigl1l Insrfrtj Firsl I.l. Clifford You sn-ml CUIIIPZIIH' Klommzlnder, lfirsl Sgt. 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YVe lost several men from the company teams to V. baseball, and Jim Guardino again represented us on the varsity -this time in track where he turned in his usual sterling performance. The several parties given during the year took their heavy toll of the slumping com- pany fund, but as all will agree. they were much more fun than a bulging bank account. This year the Father and Son Banquet was replaced by a dinner for parents here at school followed by an afternoon concert played for our parents, the battalion, and other guests. In our major field of school activity, the musical side of life, we were amazed to dis- cover that we had played for well over fifty practice and formal parades during the year. The swing band, while not so active as in former years, nevertheless provided dinner music at several evening meals throughout the year. A harmonious aggregation was formed with Ronnie Pearson, Stew Finkler, Jerry Fuller. Bob McNamara, and Nick Pialoglous . a. ,, M . W.. Headquarters Compan on the saxesg Dare Lance, lvlaynard Sullivan, and llohn Buchanan carrying the trumpet burdeng Clill Townsend, X'Vhit Fischer, and Dick Sanborn giving their all through the trombonesg and with Bob McClure and Doug Hleston doing commendable jobs on the piano and drums respectively. Most notable of all was our end-of-the-year picnic. Alter a hard-won triumph of the privates over the non-coms in softball. deli- cious steaks were devoured by a hungry group of bandsmen. Senior band medals were awarded to deserving members of the senior class by our retiring director, Mr. Lauver. As a unit, the band has improved tre- mendously throughout the past year. Under the guidance of our director, Mr. Lauver, we successfully found our way through a maze of notes, lines, and bars to the enjoyment of ourselves and our listeners. Several outside concerts near the end of the year were warmly greeted by those attending. YVC of Headquarters Company look back with what we believe is well-deserved pride in our accomplishments through the past yearg and now, with a large majority return- ing next year, we look forward to an even more successful organilation in l950. A l.E.MQl'li l 0U'l'l5.vXl.l. fFfr5l Row! Sullivan. Bllijllllllilll, Townsend. Sanborn. Bailey. fS1'1'0lIf1 Rozvl l.l. XVallace, Coach: liahner, New- hall, -Iaquay. Fischer. B l.lf.'XGUl'I l OO'l4llAl,l. fFir.st Rozuj Pialoglous. Newhall. Bailey. lillllll-ill. fScr0nrI Road Paulsen, Ll. Mcflalfrey, Coach: Smith. A l.li.-Xfillli BASKli'1'BAl.I, julich. Buchanan. Gruman. Fahner, Lance, Townsend. Col. Yerbcck, Coach. Hopf Hn- Qui-cn is chmcn-IEHIS. Y Hinllunzj CZll'lliXill Slvigh Rimlcslfififl OCI CTI ITIE X Ulirlrllfy The Clurnixnl Damon-IEUII, lhe Qucen ' with Tom llrogzm. C1Ill1'l l'mtl:lli0ll c:Ullllll2llllll'l', III lDl'CNClll2ll i0ll K'Cl'CIIll lhc- XX lnlcr Cauwmixul llxmcc. cc ' ' gemal ln compan .M I TER CARNIVA On February sl, 5, and 6, one hundred thirty girls were entertained for the week-end by the cadet corps at the winter carnival, the outstanding event of the winter season. A tea given by the faculty on Friday after- noon gave the guests of the cadets an oppor- tunity to meet each other. Friday evening the Manlius basketball team demonstrated a high quality of play in a game against the Syracuse Freshmen. After the game, the Barnstormers furnished music for a square dance. Saturday morning was given over to a full winter sports program. The ski platoon staged a realistic attack with smoke screens and highly impressive maneuvers, after which the guests enjoyed informal skiing and skata ing. After lunch the faculty fielded a basket' ball team to meet the challenge of the cadet officers of the battalion in what may be loosely called a game in the Dodge Gym- nasium. This exhibition of determination by Cadets and their guests enjoy skating on the hockey rink. 2' Nl iss lane Sprague, who was later chosen Queen. and fe lisckilsen. her escort. take lea from Nlrs. Shank- -iler an the lniculix lea in the grill. els and gut-sts ixzilcli the Ski I'lalo l -Q The Ski Plziloon in il smoke screen maneux er as a carni- xal exent. the cadets. stamina by the laculty, and great amounts ol' unharnessed and misdirected en- ergy by everyone. was followed by the excel- lent and hard-fought hockey game between the team from Prescott, Ontario, and Nlanlius. The ball, the highlight ol' the carniyal, was held Oll Saturday night in Knox Hall. Music was provided by Dick Martin. During' the cyening, lane Sprague, guest ol' Lee Esckilsen, was chosen queen ol' the carnival. and, con- ducted by Cadet Major Torn Iirogan under arched sabers, was presented to the battalion and guests. The members ol' her court were Betty Doukas, guest ol' Dick Hopkins: Bar' bara Mclfarlane, guest ol' lfred l.igon3 liileen Hennessey. guest ol' ,Xmedeo Clappioneg and Dolores Suma, guest of Frank Angelis. On Sunday morning, regular chapel serv- ices were attended by the cadets and their guests. Alter lunch Dick Martin again made music in Knox Hall for the traditional Sun- day afternoon tea dance which concluded the activities ol' a really memorable winter car- niyal. The Senior Prom OCIAL ACTI ITIE .-X new event, but already an established tradition. are the Father and Son Banquets sponsored by all the companies. C, origina- tors ol' the idea, had its third annual banquet while A and B had their second. A and C Companies had their banquets May 7 at Schrall't's in Syracuse and Fayette- ville lnn in Fayetteville respectively. Before the banquets, an inliormal tea was held at the grill at which the fathers had an opportunity nf! to meet the laculty. B company had its ban- quet a week later at Schraflt's. lt, too, was preceded by an informal tea at the Phoenix Tavern. Headquarters was unable to have a company banquet, but instead, all the parents ol' Headquarters were invited to Sunday din- ner and a band concert on May I5. Another event during the Spring term was the entertaining of the Syracuse Harvard Club and the Harvard Crews at dinner lol- lowing their victories in the regatta on Onon- daga Lake. Alter dinner our guests and the Battalion moved into Knox Hall lor an evening ol' entertaimnent lieaturing speeches by the Harvard coaches and movies ol' sports events. The highlight of the Spring season socially was the Senior Prom, held in Knox Hall on Friday, .lune ltl. Ray McKinley and his or- chestra furnished the music for one ol' the most enjoyable and successful Senior Proms ever held. General Barker speaks at the .X Company banquet. -M c lint lzlllun entertains the H2ll'X'2ll' B flilllllllllly CI cl Club ol' Sll'2lCllS0 :md lh E E s Q llcrlzlins lntllcrx iw the grill C H1u'vzu'cl Crews ill dilmel fluffy 'I'lu' l'eclcslriuns' Clllll'l896. Ulirlfllfj ' 'lllllcl' ul' Pllllflli- - 0 IJVCSCIIIS lhc 11181 ol' the Nlusicznl 101111315 nllhlllf C1mn1n:lmlz1l1'l -I903-'U1. fllfflflfllllj CIILIIJCI xvZll'ilCllS Society- ACTI ITIES 66 ' ' 99 manifold and harmomous flwnl lifnm ll.1xm.m. Niti.lIi.lI!K. lil ugqm, Wvllx. Iiimkm-ll. fM'1'mnl lffnm Nlm'N:lln:1l'z1. IJIQIOII. l . 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C 'Z ,Topj Compzmy Conlpcliliun Drill- L l921. l'z1r:ulc-Olml Boy s an ml mcnccmcnt l92H. mls :md c10ll1IIliiSiOI1'S NHIIICXICCIIICIIL l927. 66' I he lug mm1c'l1l, Scuiorx ul' I1 Cimnlmm 4 ff Ill llllll I lll , n uc-Il Nong, lt and read he llljgllllllllg ol' the Old Boys' Hunt Nllllllllil and the winner. Stewart G Russell, -lr.. ISIZX-'39. COMME CEMENT HO OR Order of the Phoenix TXVO HUNDRED AND THIRD GAZIL'l 1'E FRIDAY, I0 JUNE, 1949 l'lOl'lllSCO11Sl'lCllllOllS and skillful work in con- For his leaclersliip and attention to cluty in ncrtion with the school Testing lJI'0gl'2llll over ctonuectiou with thc military al'lz1i1's of h1s za period ol' two wars, the clOllllJ2lI1lOIl'S 0011111211151 Shield is znwzmlecl to: Comjmniorz Clilllflfllll-U11 HHRMAN 'l'. lSA1.nAssAk1 'lkwsvi-1 C. l,l'r:K 86 4 lfor ZIIICIIUOII Lu mluu zmcl lor lizirirm, nizulc in oilrslzaml , 1 ing cmilrilmulion Lu thc llii2lil'S ul' lhcii IiL'NlJl'C'liX'L' cmlilmzulicsz Cfm1f1u211'rm,s Rmsiiki P. HII.l.5 juli-5 IJ. 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SXIHII lfor lllilllllllllllllg 21 high slillliillliti ol pcrlurin- 1 1 Limb li1l'0ligil0lll thc scliool your lor which lhcr hzlvc hc-cn clcsiglizllccl Mudcl New Boys ol lhcir lCSlJCtliYC i'0llllJ2llliL'hI CUlIlflfIIlfIllIX -linux CI. l31'c1l1,xN.xx RIKIHXRID ixlilkli-XR'lY XV.wxr1 K. ls.-XIRISANKN Rural-.R'r .XXDI-'RSON In liCl'OQ,lllll0ll ol' him lczulcisliip aml Cii'iL'it'llCf 4 Ill cmmcclion with Ihr puhlirzllioli ol' thc ll 1111 I Mill and thc H,fXX'l'1R5.'KIIK. thc OH'ic'cr's Shiclrl is ziwzmlul to: Olllrwr Moms ,-X. ilvC,'X'lll 1 K - 3 otzlhlc l'0Illl'iiJlI- lwmr IHIYIIIQ muh thy most II 4 mimi Lo thc mhool zilhlctir progrzun during thc- lhllsl year: Ofllrwr LI-I..XNIl N. l'l5CIKII.5I N lfor llilX'iIlg flciliomtmlccl thc gIiL'2llCSl pru- Iirivsiiu in thc llliiillllif work :hiring Lhc paul SCZIVI f1flH6'I ROISI-.RT lf. l'RIt3lA f.HillllL'i Llgixiilzili pu-wlilx lflliiltlllk' tor ixiiming thi' illllllllllllilli Shu-lil lu cllllilllll .Xiu-11-lixul .X Cniillmlix. rw , luluml C,l.nm:ll1 ix Inc-wlmln-rl Uilil LI gill trmu lhm' liaullall inn. an --...Q-Wm For leadership and eHicient performance of their duties and responsibilities, classifying them as Model Non-Commissioned Officers of their respective companies: Officer DoUGLAs T. WVEs'roN Pump ScHuYLER, jk. HARVEY HAY'lNIAN James A. NVn.I.lAMs For fidelity to duty, industry, leadership, and the high degree of efficiency with which they have performed every task devolving upon them as Company Commanders of their re- spective companies: C om rn Il n dc rs C1.11f1foRn N. TowNsi:Nn FRANK Anczrzms tIOSEPH L. SICRAFINI LARIMHR C. NICFARLANIQ lfinnls ol' the Hunt Manual For his efficient discharge of duties as Cadet Commander of the Battalion: Commander ROBER'l' D. Pukcriu, For his eH'icient discharge of his duties both as Professor of Military Science and Tactics and Commandant of Cadets for three school years, during which his leadership and in- struction have materially advanced the Manlius Battalion: Commander IEONALD C. CLAYMAN Ollicers receive their Commissions. Colonel Qllaytnan presents the Color Conlpany Trophy lo Captain Angclis ol' A Company . . . LUIIIIJZIIIX l'ClCl7I'1lll'S 115 NICIOYX Ill LOIIIIJHIIX Com petition. 'IAVO HUNDRED AND FOURTH CAZ1i'l l'E SATURDAY, 11 JUNE, 1949 For exceptional scholarship as a student ol the two lower classes, distinguishing him as Head Boy ol' the Lower School: Offrer XVl1.1.lAM A. H0'l'N1ANN. III For outstanding achievement in the Military Department, in recognition ol which he has been awarded the Military Medal: COIIIIVIIIIIIIIU' Vlc:'1'oR A. HANsoN, IR. For earning the highest academic standing of all students enrolled in the upper classes for the entire year, for which he has merited dis- tinction as Head Boy of the School: fiflilllllllllflfl' XVIILIAM A. lVlAYH1iXV R. 3 For high academic standing lor the school year 1948-19-19, being surpassed o11ly by the Head Boy, Upper School, the officer shield is awarded to: Officer Ronr:R'1' F. Pkltzl-1 For high academic standing for the school year 1948-1949, being surpassed only by the Head Boy, Lower School: Companion, RALPH E. SLAYTON N, ,wg . , A- E' . nf' V . A . 1'.,:d,g,! 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