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We who have had the privilege of working with you at Maimlius hope that we have huilded well. Soon you will he players on that great stage which is the world of men, where 'Lbehind the cur' tain's mystic fold, the glowing future lies unrolledf' Mziy you there play a man's part! Our best wishes go with you. 7 X DR. ARCHIBALD C. Cootinoii Headmaster Graduation marks your official transition from boyhood to manhood. You are entering a larger world, where opportunities will be greater, competition keener, responsibilities heavier. Do so courageously. You have proved your worth at Manlius. Face the future conndently. Life is a challenge. Meet it head on. Nothing that is worth doing is easy. Those who shirk, who attempt to sidestep the difficult and to avoid responsibility, do so at the price of their selffrespect. Lasting satisfaction springs from doing one's best however unfavorable the odds. 1-J., af ,., l h all Iwi ,mzifli W 2 ' E 31 HI E W? 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'Q 9' s 1 sus df Na. if SENHIRS A -X . ,A I-.ix Xf Q-.pp ,nu ei IRWIN ADLER Curley Brooklyn N Y Compxny C' Corporal lood Condut Medal j V Baseball Company Baaketball Puncbmello Investments Club Calxemxstry Club College Cornell A EDWARD ALLEN R Ut1C1 N Y Company A Se ond L1eutenant M1l1tary Mer1t Medal Good Conduct Medal Com pany Basketoall Softball Football All Company Football Inxestments Club Huntmgton Lxterary Socxety College Wxllxams NEAL M ALLEN Nea Manllus N Y Company A Sergeant Scbolarslnp Medal Wmner of the Txmes Magazme Conte t 1n Current Affarre M1l1tary Ment Medal Good Condu t Medal Company Football Wmdmlll Non Coms Club Colley Dart mouth W1LLIaxr LEE ANDERSON Andy Elkhart Ind Company C' Serge mt Honor ln Frcn lx I L-ood Conduet Medal, bronze slnelds, Varsmty Football, Varaxty Traelc, Company Basketball Varxxty Club, Non Coms Club Musrc Appretxatnon Club, College Umted States Mllxtary Academy A-HQAKJY 7'-Rf.. 19 'W 6 I gi L Jglf Y 11-1 p J Q50 7 I izlau ...ff JOHN MARTIN APGAR olm Mahwah N J Headquarters Company Prlvate Company Football Basketball Softball Chorua Band College Cornell 14 ? '4'r ,fl Q5 Dox ALD F11 ANCIS BARALLOU1 H Don Truxton N Y Compmx C St1ffS rgunt K ood Condu t M dal Compmx Footb1ll B1 l1 tb1ll R1llL Ch Club Non Com Club Collggp Corn ll I 3 fe il ll mlm! 1 uw... 1 Q 15 CLINTON W BLLME Clmt HlI1H1lCOI1 N Y ompmx 'X Prxx 1r X 1r ltx Foot 1 xxxmmxn r tlln T 1 Pumlumll Fall C lt NEW hLL COLEMAN Bone E Whztev Hlll1l3LlYg IN Y Company B S rg, 1nt C oodl ondu rMed1l Sox er Compmx FOOtlWill A 1nd B Leigue Sottb1ll Outmg Club Collwp Lnuemty of Buffalo STUART P Bow NF Bowme Sbprrlll N Y Compmy B 3 rg Ant H1111 Box 1 50 Commmd r ot th Pho nw Xlmol r IP Nluhl lg,ol1l lu ld Cla Honor III Cb m 1 try Eflgll I1 Ill Spanx l1 Il M1l1t1ry N1 r1t lu ld Q ood Condu I Il N if ltx ro Medal 3 bron Med1l 3 wron Countrx Slum 'fra l-1 Inn trmnt un P Non Com Club Coll g Lnlxer 1tx of M1 h1g.1n MARSHALL LEE BRENNER hlarsh Kingston N. . Company C, Corporal' Cood Condu't 'viednlg M1l1t.1ry lderit M'1Jl.1lg Company Footbdll, B.1:k'tb11ll Softlmll, Iurrhmellog Chess Club' Collfge: St, l..awr'n Lnlvfrf s1t '. 'Qi N? Y ak mag if-P 26 JAMES BRYLSKI n Bufftlo N Y I-leadqulrttrs Compxny Fxrst Strgemt S holtr bxp Nltdil Mllltlfk Mem Medal Cood Contlu t Mtdtl Compxnx Football Bdskttbxll Softball Craft Club Choru Band Coll ge Notre Dame Griokca Buggoto Buc Utxca N Coml mx C St ond Llllll nent Mllxtarw M nt N1 dal Lcotl Condu t Medal l gold slutld X xr IIN B1 tblll Company Football Varbttx Club Vxct Prt ultnt V1 lr dent Stntor Clu College V M I Tuoxms CAI I ELLILTTI Ctppw Syruusg N Y Complny B Pnx att l oodl ondu t Nhtlil Var lf, Footblll Ihbkttbtll Baspblll Col e Cornt L-xxxurxtx S CLlLkNEli Lurrv Wtttrtowlu Nl Y Comg ms -K Stnl b rg tint Company Foot bd Bt lt tbtll C lm ru Club lnxe tmtnt Club D1 u lon Club NlonCom Club Coll tg, St lnmnnoe mb 5325, Q, f l is I l-4 O if ,nam 1977 C DEF4JlLESTCbN1MINL5 R Butfllo N Y Complng. 'K 5 ond Luutcnlnt Honor btb Q flkl 5 1 n Mxlxtury Merlt M dal Runmr up Hunt Mmuul Ot Arm Var my Skllmmlll Company Football A an B Lmhu AllComp1n5 B I. 1 up Footbill Comt my 5kKlmlTllU Softball Ba ln tblll Cb 'nl trx Club Vfmtnr Ctarnx nl Comrmttt Von Coma Club College Cornell Jn 1 , . . ,, ,. V Q, CA A L Q 5.3 3 , . . 3 ,. Q ' . Q 1 j , ' - , 4 . -, .' ' 1 . , ' 3 A ,, 5' N . ' e A 1 l l V' ' vat Q E3 ' ' ' ' 1- A 4 ' 1 A . .. M X v b, , v- ., vo ' - '. 5 if Q. - 5 1 A I. tl U 1 1 -.T-.4-Qt 0 r 't . V - - - C I K' ...f , J. Q do to li l 'Y- - ' , N. I' . 'c X c . g t j B . C Q lx , C ' . h' V 3 s ' 4s'. 3 , ' . g - j , ' ff 's' ' g 'cef' csif ' ssg 1 . .. lf ,ff . N ,-Q ' f . . 1 'H ,5 tw 4 ,' Q' 7 . . f , ' 1 ,kr lr , . ., ' N - , I - 'ITE if J , . A . ,J 1 t. A t , ff leg 1 T -ll. K ,. 'A 11,1 . , . C.D. A , . . l . Q Q J . 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LEONARD Dwoasuf en Ithxct N Y Company C Pnyxte V1r1ty Football Ba lcetball Colltge VPI BERNARD MARTIN EISLHEN Tm Cato N Y Company C Prnate Nar 1ty Ba ltetball Company Football Softball Collegv. Syn cube Umyersxty WILLIAN1 FAKITAUZZ0 Wxllle Rochester N Y Coml my A S rg, Ant Varelry Football Complny Football All Compmy A L Softlull Br lx tbxll Outing Cub Coll ge Utl ra Applxed Arts and Sclence WALTER FARBER Company C Corporal M1l1tary Ment Medal Varmty Tenms Compmy Football Ba lletball P1ngPong Cbampxon lnxemt ments Club Lermm Club College Svra cu e SERGIO RAUL FERNANDEZ Sam Habum Cuba Company C Sergeant Varsmty Svummlng Soc er Rmfle Company Footbxll Swlmmmg, Punchmello lntroductory Scxcnce Club Non Coms Club JUAN EDUARDO FBRSACA ohnny Caracas Venezuela Compmy C Corporal Good Conduct Medal bronze sluelda Varsxty Soccer Wrestllng Non Coms Club French Club Spam h Club College Florlcla Umxersxty X, ,l F75 A 6516i 9.41 NL' 'lf I 3 onlbl 4040 'I V1 ig, RICHARDJ FOERTCH Dutch Syracuse N Y Company B Prxxate Vars1tyGolf Baseball Company Football Basketball Softball Mu s1c APPIBCIGIIOD Club College Cornell 18 rr r , . l . I a ...L - 3 ,nv ,cfcg 1. 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Prwgxtcg V.u'sxty Cross Coun g cvc: .Q ,' t , 56 t 3 A UC: p, S c. - .s ' W E I I - in E gf ' f fi 5. .Q I V, :- N I ' ' , . . 19 , l' Q 1 C 'A Ravmowo M GRIKISTBAIJ Ray Seneca Falls N Y Company B Corporal MIlItary MerIt Medal jumor VarsIty Baseball Company Football A and B Leagues College Cornell JOHN HAGGERTY ac son Syracuse N Y Company B Prnate Vareaty Basketball Moyne VILTOR A HANSON R VIC Syracuse N Y H Idquartrrs Company 'vigor Honora In K n rI S lLIlLm Ctrman l and ll Blol gy M S ll Wcwrltl HI tory Sclaolxrslup Medal auth told laItld Ufllcer of tlat Photmx for seeorad laIa,laest average In 49 50 Honor Star Mlllllfy MerIt Medal food Con duet M dal Commander of Phoenxx Vu saty Sxummxn Tenmb Skung Company Football VIr Ity Club Huratangton LIICI' ary So II ty f lac 5 Club Setrtt ary Semor Clas WIndmIll Haxersack College Prmce on RIIBPRT WILLIAM HART 1 Newark N Y Company B Im Itt F1rstCla: hood Con duct M dal 1 bron e slueld Company Soft ball Camera Club College NIcholQ unIor College 'Q QQ., U3 f- f57'Q I Ea r ho 1' I' lar. F L 5. N RICHARD HAVILL Dzc Syracuse N Y Company A Praxatt Honor Grade Good Conduct Medal Mllltdfy MerIt Medal Varbaty Football Company Baaketball Col leg,e UH1OD 20 A ' A 'ug T 7 K l C, Q . it I . . - ' R ' J y 1 , I mx sl Q K Q A y .I I- I. -I 'Q Z 6 a xaifil ' I . .qu vw ' , f. 4 . ' Ll I- I J -I M 'ga I ' . ff' n a f In ' . ,1e ' .' 'Q I -.: . ' 45 . 1 1 J 4 .3 , I . .tg 1 ,fr x 'ZX ,,- is M ' 1 I I 3, . . Baseballg Company Footballg College: Le- ' . ,J . I ', . . :I I ' 5 I I , I I' g ' ' ,X lc c.lI'c ' 'x I' I I , ' o I, I ., , s g I ' ' ' A y' , 5 N L a a a ' ' :-- ll' I '17 ' ' L L51 I ' Ig l J - ' 1: ,g I I ' .g I ' , V up 5 . Q A Y - W ' of 'g l s' I ' 'Q , l 4 ' sg 3 I' g 2 f t . ' , . . . ,Z v I Y l Bll R I , . . .', '.' Msg' - e I, z ' 9 I - I 1 ' I 'I -J ' ' . KENNETH R HICKEY Ken Wolcott N Y Headquarters Company Praxate Company Football Band Svtang Band Chorub Col lege Unated States Naxy School of Musa ll llll dll ll 1-1 21 naw L Hou ERL Hoeg Buffalo ba Y Cumpany B Pm att Company football Softball Pan Pong Pun bantllo Colltge Unaxer aty of Buffalo Wrttadaxa Eovaw Hoaeataxs II Wald Ball Albany N Y Company C Corporal hood Condutt Medal Rafle Club College Syra u e ROBERT E HORSTMYER Horse Danntnaora N Y Company B Staff Serge ant C ood Conduet M dal Malatary Mtrat Medal 3 bronze ba ld Var aty Svaammang lunaoa' Varaaty Baaeball Company Football 'KllCompany A League Softball Var aty Club Outang Club Non Coma Club Wandmall College Colgate CHESTER Axuss JR Le ty Danxalle Pa Company C Corporal Var aty Football Company Football Outang Club College Pennaylxanaa State 33 --5 5 Wigs, RALI H ANINNI Ralph Malden Mass Company A Pmate Company Football Soltball Wrnclmrll STUARTF AQUAY a e Hmnlton N Y Hexdquarters Compmy Drum Major and Sergeant Major of the Battalron Cha Wxrdena Medal food Conduct Medal Svummrng Stltnct Club Cxmtrl Club Clmorue Band College C tntrml Motorb In IIIUIL GEoRc E T KERR George Syrlcust N Y Compmy B Serge mt Scbolxrslnp Medll Oth r of the Pbotmx Honors rn Inter mtdxutt Algebrx C erman I Lmn III Good Condu t Medxl M1l1tary Mtnt Medal Varbrty Rrfle Team Compmy Basketball berman Club Wlndmlll Presrdent Non Com Club College Hamrlton ROBERT KINGLOW Gabe North SyflCLlSt. N Y Company A 'itxll Serge mt Vlfolty Foot lull Ba kttlmll Ba elnll Varslty Club College VPI gub me 11 Q Axel L ff Y Q is-. 1 is T .f f Q KO Aut P Kolcouzrsos Ko e Glens Falls N Y Company B Se ond Lreutenant bood Con du t Medal 3 bron e shxelds Varsxty Rrfle Team Company Football Babketball All Company Football All Company Basket ball Bovtlmg Softball Non Com Club Rrfle Club Haxer 1 lt Outrng Club Col lege Unrxtrbrty ot V rmont 22 all . 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N Y Company B Captaan S bolar bn M dal bronze blaaelds Claw Honor U5 H tory bood Conduet Medal 1 gold ha ld N111 tary Mtnt M dal 1 gold ba ld X ar tx Football Syxxmmmg junaor Var aty ball Company Football Ba lx tbaall Non Coms Club W1ndm1ll Ofllterb Club Col lege The Unatecl State: Mrlatary A ademy RICHARDS l.Evy1s Mede Syracubt lx Y ta quarter Company Staff S r t S boltar b1pMedtal Honor an Trl onom try and Solad Geometry Malatary N1 rat N1 lal V.ar:1ty T nn1 Company B lx tl.all ball Pang., Pon Cbema try Club C rm a Club Cboru Band Syxan band Xloya Sele t1onComm1ttee College Lnaon ROBERT W Loxc Oogae Layonaa ba Y Company A Pr1y.ate umor Nu ary B ball Company Football D1 u ron Club M X ,dx ERNEST DONALD LOUNSBERRY Don Rochester N Headquarters Company Prxxate Company Football College Syracuse FRED LUNDY Fred Syracuse N Y Company C Prnvate Vars1ty Football Company Basketball Art Club College MlCh1g3H State MICHAEL FRANCIS MALEY Mon Syracuse N Y Company A Sergeant Company Football Basketball Softball Camera Club Non Coms Club College Syracuse CONRAD E MCCALLA Mac Fort Lauderdale Fla Company C, Second L1eutenant, Good Con duct Medal 'V bronze shxelds, Mmlmtary Merxt Medal Company Football, All Company Football, 'A League, Pmg Pong, Non Coms Club, Chess Club, College Cltadel l' il'- f :WT l H ,om Q5 j ,gi L M ' 'mv I S .gg Q 404.0 r 1 Avg, CHARLESJ MCGLYNN Chuck Bmghamton N Y Company A Pruatt Varsxty Cross Coun try Basketball Track College Syracuse 24 ' U' ai, , .,r, an Ll 533 -. fa vi. Q' Q X r ' a ' 4' 'S' k , . . RONALD M MERRILL So ty Albany N Y Company C Prryate Fxrst Class Varsxty Tenms Wre tlmg Company Football Ba lretball Ches Club Chorus College Clfadfl into dll I0 U1 RKDBERT GERALD MILLS erm EnLlILOtt N Y Compmyf Pman MIIII ary Mlm Medal Cood Comlu L MedIl Fompmy Football Bxl-. rbmll f'ollLgL Umygr Ity ofMILlIIg1n EDWARD MONAIIAN Forest H1115 N Y Company C Staff Serg ant VarsIty Foot ball Ba lretball Baseball VarsIty Club Col lege NIagarI Day ID LEO MURI HY Cornpmy 'X Suomi LIv.utv.n1nt Mlllflfy Mer1t MLJII Var Ity Football Company Footblll Il ktblll boltlull xkllklmlll lm stm nt Club Non Com Club Col hge NM Irm MERRILL MILFORD MURPHY R Murph M1f1thOD N Y Company A Pmate Var Iry SoLLer Tra k umor Varsxty Ba ketball Company Bash! ball College Clarkson College ot Tub nology Q,-QE, A I .' y I NIH ' f , . . Q.. -1 Y ':f E' Murph Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 1 'I ff R . ,t 3 A -1 ' I I. ave ., ' V .3 ' . 1 Q A I 1: 'll.Fs. AN I 'J 1 xxx . 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'nr Lmt K ood C omlu t N1 J mplm otlmll Sottl ill In aft C lll m N 103 Club Noni om Clull Coll R Ch my lx n -xxufs Tuoxf-xs Ruxu Moose Roy war Compmx C' F1r tSerg mt Comy my Foot ball Soltlnll Pun lnmllo Coll Pgnn State -3,12 'df .,...n1 -10 115 .avr haf' V3 --ig, an-' RAFAEL F SANCHEZ alph Contrll BIQLHUOS Ore Cubi Comg my C Prrx nn Frr tfwlaes hood Con duct Mrdll Sourr Compmy Football xalrptblll Softbill Introductory Su nc Club College Flonda Unxxeralts RICH ARD SCHULT lClll6 Dzc Wbltb Pl uns N Y Company A Prnate Varsuty Football Slu mg College Rutgpra FRANIK C SEITZ Fran Buffllo lN Y Comprny B Flrt Serg,v.1nt Honors rn M1l1r1ry Suemr I Mrlrtary Mant Medxl L ood Condu t Mgdll Vlr rty Svummrng Company Football Softball Cbemrstry Club Non Comb Club College Mlddle bury Dow -XLD Srmmao Sham Wrllaboro N Y Compmx C Prrute Varsxty Rrfle 'llam Ba ybxll 1' il?- fWv lil J L .... 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V Q ,Z u 1 V f V n.n V Wa 'w 'K MILITARY .1 .f ,I -uxr A 1 . h' ' if f I 1 V Preparation for inspection of ranks The Color Guard, Morning Review SPEIITIU Retreat Parade .L ,i .ra . . 7 Examination of rifle marksmanship This year the annual Government Inspection of the Manlius School was made on April 30 and May 1. The inspecting ofhcers were: Col. Josiah T. Dalbey, Capt. Eugene W. Baxter, and lst Lt. William A. Cummings. In addition to the govern' ment inspectors, there were three distinguished visitors present during the inspection: Col. Rittgers, P.M.SEarT. at Syracuseg Col. Smith, P.M.SEiT. at Cornellg and Lt. Col. Pricer, P.A.SEffT. at Colgate. Our preparations for GI. this year were ham- pered by had weather. lvlany of our drill and held problem exercises were held in the rain, and it was an uncomfortable and difficult readiness all 'round Falling as it did on Mondziy and Tuesday, we were not even let off academic classes this yearfit was all polish on our own time, and what a time! We will not soon forget the scrubbing and shining, and waxing, and boning, and groaning and moaning. Life can be beautiful, but not around G.I. Under the watchful eyes of the inspectors, each company was examined generally and specifically. Company was examined in close order drill. B Company demonstrated interior guard duty and rifle marksmanship. C Company was tested in combat formations, and Headquarters Company presented physical development exercises. Inside, the usual classfroom examination was held and our knowledge of things military was sorely tested. On Tuesday noon, however, all was overg relax' ation set in and we gradually began to feel good. We had, of course, those immediately after doubts about how we had done, but as the jitters wore off, we began to think that we had done a good job and that, once again, the Honor School rating would be ours. At Commencement, General Barker an' nounced that Manlius had again been given Honor School rating. This means that we have won this honor more times than any other military school in the country. Attack' W. ,' 'msn' WL AN .N K ' 0 If avr Q I .V , -w - 1 Q xr Q. wud' , ga ff -3 if-2. qv, 13 :ag 5 -fs ,ff :ITS VQA7, ,, awagi h me . rs. 5,.. 25:3 A A -:I 2' -1 f 5 , 4 ' I . . ixf, , r.f,,,:',fN 1 i af f - Tx. 8 1' :W-. 1' M' N ., ,u V . , Q - .Q - - va , - .,1 ' ' Q. A, , Q I Q ggi? ,alfa I xr, , ax . gf, . I ' x ' x TH: 9- L A-Dv swf?-ii-1 .s,1g.bl-i . was? 525111 ' 61 A A a ATHLETIQS ir . 4.5 i Tr 23'S17E-:ily 5 QQ .5 ?..i Q91 gm,.3F5 Qiqaimai has 4'-26 :ia 14 '2 331. 3' -19,40 19- M9 ' ' 81, - , 'f 'ao .f-X' V vVv'4'W1 1 61455.34 ' ' ' ' 'mkaqm lm 31 -Q 'ik 'Rr- MX ',,-et, 'f x Tom Cahill, Head Coach Another successful season was written into the hooks as the Big Red completed its 1950 schedule with six victories, one tie, and one defeat. Of the eight games played, six were against col' lege freshman teams and two were played with prep school teams. We outscored the opposition 198 points to 46. Only three teams were able to score against us: the Princeton Freshmen, the Amherst Freshmen, and Aquinas. Outstanding in an offense that had both power and speed was the running of Ted Vurheff, Boh Dillingham, Boh Taylor, Ed Monahan, and Boh Kinslow. At the end positions, jack Edwards and Tom Cappelletti made our passing attack a constant threat as they took many a Kinslow pass to gain or score. On defense, the great work of Tom Formica and Paul Walker at tackle, Skip Reynolds and Capt. Frank Thomas at guard, and Pete Stevens and Dick Schult at center gave the team an outstanding record. The power of the line on offense was also impressive with great bloeking hy Dave Duff and Pete Stevens clearing the way for the power run' ning of Ed Monahan. The spirit and drive of the other members of the squad were a potent factor throughout the season, and much credit must go to their efforts in adding sustained drive to the offense and power in defense. ll VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Ivfanlius lvfanlius Ivfanlius Ivfanlius Ivfanlius lvlanlius Ivfanlius lvlanlius Buffalo Freshmen 0 Clarkson Freshmen 0 R.P.I. Freshmen 0 Willi.ims Freshmen 0 Valley Forge M.A. O Princeton Freshmen 12 Amherst Freshmen 7 Aquinas Institute 27 Touchdown! Vurheff Scores! Kinslovv Scores? With a record of thirteen wins and six losses against stiff competition, the cadets' 19504951 basketball season proved a very successful one. Victories over the Cornell, Hobart, Williams, Cortf land, and R.P.I. Freshman teams highlighted the season. In a spirited overtime period in the now defunct Dodge Gym, the cadets defeated one of the best freshman teams in the East, Cornell, by a 7770 score. This was the best game of the season. For his fine offensive work in clearing the backboards, jack Haggerty was selected as the most valuable player of the squad. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE lvianlius Manlius Mzrnlius Manlius Mzlnlius Ivianlius Manlius Malnlius Manlius Manlius Mzxnlius lvlanlius Manlius Manlius Manlius Ivianlius Manlius Manlius Mzlnlius RP. I. Hartwick Hamilton Colgate Hobart R.P. I. Hamilton Aquinas Utica College Colgate Cortland Hobart Harpur Cornell Aquinas Williams Cortland Cornell LeMoyne lst row: Dworsky, Zeigler, Kinslow, Haggerty, Monahan. 2nd row. Mclllynn, Exschen, Walker, Welch. 31d row. J. Price, Mgr Coach Whitey Anderson, Heffron, Mgr. 1' Center jump th W H1 m LJ me VARSITY BASKETBALL Kinslow shoots Haggerty scores HSITY B SEBIILI. In a season cut short because of cancellations due to some colleges dropping freshman baseball, the cadets managed to salvage three wins of the nine games played. Don Shambo was the winning pitcher in each instance. Highlight of the season was the splendid win against Aquinas in Rochester, 4'1. The team was handicapped in the early spring practices because of inclement weather and Govern' ment Inspection. At a vote taken by the squad after the end ofthe season, Ed Monahan, regular catcher for the past two years, was elected the most valuable player of the team and awarded the Smith Baseball Trophy. VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE Manlius Manli us Manlius Manlius Manlius Manlius Manlius Manlius Manlius Colgate 8 R.P. I. 3 Ithaca 14 Aquinas 1 Colgate 11 Cornell 9 Aquinas 12 Morrisville 3 Cornell 6 P dwcza ' X ..r Ar. Q I . I ci - , V-an .5 Q' x93A.1'lAx...'X N 'ff tljx sqvf' . ' - 1 - N N . . 7 ' 3 x x xy ' x, l, 4 A 7 si s n - , ' , , 3 K Q 5' - K ,X 1 X , h.. N , ' .-- A, ' ya - 1 - fa ff- .aw 7 xr A jf 4' ff K 7 . V A' wiv-f 'A 'oz M' , 4 ,Q dwg ,, ,. M1 ' V , , r ,..,-,, J... ' hx , A ' X 1.,fZa. tx- A ,.--af? , J J V' Y wfsf' ,, 'fm H , -Ng . ,vp , , ' , , . ,I .., f, H- 4 WW? -X num 1 -, V . I 1 l . ' ,. . A . 1 1 A f ' V , . ,, .Q Mitac: ,.,v M 5 Qi 1154 W . F' y 24' Hr ,, 'w,,,,. -A, , ,,.'Lw1, 'XX P ,gf ,Fw :,: .ff '1N,,f-31.41 , V ggsf -4,,ffv.- .- ,' K,-, , -L 34- . -' Iv-Ji A ' v 'fm 9 Wag K 1 , 3-Q: wif- 4 , in 13,3 I 11 , . fam , . W-Q55 1 x ' ,fi yr . K s ' , ,. 5 v1 A I BA Q Clark, Schult, Dressell, Hanson, Bowne, Mr. Woods, Coach. SKI TE HIELE TE ist row Shambo, R. Beck, Hovell, Kokoletsos, Powers, Price. 2nd row: lst Lt. Douglas McCabe, Coach, Baker, A. Fernandez, Shriner, Shultis, S. Fernandez, Webster, Sgt. Richardson, Coach. Competition, this year, was limited owing to snow conditions at Mzinliusg but trips were better than usual. We went to Snow Ridge at Turin twice for training trips and to Lake Placid for an informal downhill race with Northwood School. The outstanding trip was to Middle' bury College for the interfprep school champion' ship. We finished sixth out of seven competing teams, but because we were not ready for the jump at Middlebury could not score high as a team. Stuart Bowne took fourth place in slalom for our best performance in competition. Two competitive slalom runs were held with Syracuse Freshmen of which we won one. We also won a competitive run with a Syracuse fraternity. The Rifle Team fired in five regular matches this year in addition to competing for trophies awarded by William Randolph Hearst and the First Army. We Hred two mail-matches: one with Admiral Farragut Academy, and one with St. Bona' Venture College, losing both by close scores. Shoulder-tofshoulder matches against N.Y.M.A. and Cornell Freshmen resulted in a similar out' come. Outstanding scorers for Manlius were R. Beck and Shambo. 46 The Soccer Team played a schedule of six games, principally with college j.V. teams. Of these, we won three, giving Manlius its best record for this sport in several years of com' petition. We defeated the Hamilton j.V.'s once, and Lakemont twice. We lost to Cornell twice and to R.P.l. once. So good was the play of some of the members of the squad that merit awards of major letters were made. The players receiving this distincf tion were: E. Nucete, R. Murphy, Val Kielland, Wetzel, and Palis. This year the Swimming Team produced a consistent high pointfscorer in Don Braasch, but the necessary second and third place points were not forthcoming in enough meets to give us any victories. We dropped two close matches to Cortland, lost to Albany and the superior Colgate Freshf men. Swimming two meets per week against teams with greater depth of top performers proved our undoing. Our best performance was against the strong Colgate team. Braasch took first place in the 50 and 100 yard freestyle events, and Horstmyer wallred away with the breaststroke honors. -IT ist row: Pinerua, Lubowski, Heisler, Bruzual, Rojas 2nd row Sanchez G Fernandez, Wetzel, R. Murphy, Sly, Angell, M. Murphy Burnhardt 31d vow Palis, Horwitz, D. Mills, A. Fernandez, Titus, Mr. Crimes Coach Fersacca Ross, I. Nueete, Kielland, Aree. SIJEIIEH TEAM SWIMMI B TE ISI row: Blume, Robbins, Hennessey, Horstmyer. D Braasch Hall Allan Lenio. znd 1Ow. Crahling, Mgr., Cummings. Sylvester Hunt Seitz M Maier, Coach. EHUSSEUUNTHY Durmg the fall of 1950 the Manl1us Cross Country Team w1th Stuart Bowne as eaptam had meets wlth the LeMoyne V s the Morrlsvllle Aggxes the Coblesk1ll Aggles and the R P I Freshmen Runmng consxstently first for Mm l1us was Charlle McClynn usually fol lowed by Stu 1rt Bowne or Don Colos then Peter Bell: or L1nk Mossop Other members of the squad who ran well were Tom Mxller and Marc VH1Oll The Golf Team had matches wrth Cornell Freshmen Colgate Freshmen and the Hamllton J V s We were un able to match strokes wlth our more seasoned opponents although Sylvester and C Mrlls turned Ill some good scores Th1s team wls in entxrely new one the members of lxst ye xr s team h rvxng graduated Consldermng that th1s was the1r first year of compet1t1on agunst opposmon of such abrlrty the mem bers ofthe team dxd well 1st row Valolx Beak Cotton R Mxller Chapman nd mu. Mr MeCaffrey Coach Caw Colos Mcblynn R Pnce Bowne Horne Mgr Parsons Mr Patten Coach Sylxester Invtood C Mxlls BULP'TE 18 V ' ., ., . , , ,. , ... Y. , , vi ' ,J , ,. , , , , . , X , , l l a l , . . 1 L , Q .. J. ., s ' -, - 9 a e K. I s 1 s 1 - ' L . s 9 K a . s 3 3 , 3 3 1 Q. e,r 3 1 s s -f 1 e r L , . . , ,.,, , 1 L 4 la . . 'N 4 1 a 3 . r . , ,' , , , ,L , THAHH,TEAM Mr Sedgwick, Coach, Taylor, Bowne, XV, Anderson. Blume. Zeigler. Small, McGlynn, Beak, Wells. Golos, Horne, Mgr, Mr. McCatfrey, Assistant Coach. Farber, Lehmann, Mr. Woods, Coach, Hanson, Hotmann, The 1951 Mzinlius Track Team en- gaged in a hard schedule with strong college freshman teams from Cornell, Colgate, R.P,I. and Syracuse, losing three meets and winning one. Our hest meet was with the strong R.P.l. Freshman team which we def feated 7lf5l. Coach Sedgwick and the squad wish to thank Mr. McCaffrey for his help in training the team. He has been a tire' less worker and an inspiration for the squad, and his services are deeply appref ciated. The raqueteers played matches against the Colgate Freshmen, the Corf nell Freshmen, and the Hamilton j.V's. The calihre of such opposition was a hit too hig for us, hut some spirited sets were fought nevertheless. The squad consisting of Farher, Han' son, Hotmann, Merrill, Lehmann, Lewis, and Smith showed continuing improvement and gained much worth' while experience against really prolif cient opponents. Although we had little hope of victory, we played our hardest and enjoyed some good matches. it TENNHITEAM J. V.B SHETB LL The Junior Varsity Basketball team played a four game schedule, winning three ofthe games and losing one. We beat the Aquinas J.V. team, and they beat us for a split on the two games played with them. Our other opponent was Pebble Hill. We beat them twice for a clean sweep of that series. Outstanding for Manlius were Dave Usherwood and Tom Conroy. Beak, Hatfield. The Hnal record for junior Varsity Baseball shows two victories, one tie, and one loss. We played two games with Pebble Hill, winning one and tying the other. With our other oppof nent, the local high school, we won one game and lost one. Cutstanding for the J.V's. was the battery combination with Ricky Wyckoff pitch- ing and Bruce Chamberlain catching. J. V. B SEB LI. Coach Kinslow, Baker, Miller, Horwitz, Wagner, Chamberlain, Long, Bruzual, Usherwood, Wyckoff Conroy. ISI row: Upton, Demos, McKay, Ushervsood Conroy, Whitey Anderson, Coach :nd row Ruthven, M, Murphy, R. Braasch Dolce rst row Miller, McCi1llough, R. Merrill, Reynolds Woyak. 2nd row: Inwood, Mgr., Stevens Lundy, Blume, Mr. Connor, Coach. 1st row: Gilbert, D. Netto, Dykeman, Rassow, Frezza, Broughton, Mgr. 2nd row: Mr. jackson, Coach: Collins, Singleton, Lawton, Isham, Burnham, Wright, Street, Leeser, Prosser, Hence, Lynch, D Beck. WILIJE T5 The Wildcats played a four game schedule: Two games with Lakemont and two with Pebble Hill. The Hrst game at Lakemont was close until the final minutes when Lakemont scored a one touchdown victory. In the return game here, Lakemont outscored us by three touchdowns. The Hrst Pebble Hill game resulted in a lop' sided loss owing to the greater weight of the opponents. In the return game here, we added weight through using a few willing B league boys, and beat them 3242. Outstanding players on defense were Single' ton and Lawton, on offense, Isham, Hence, and Beck. Largely through the interest of Clint Blume and Whitey Anderson, wrestling was revived as a sport at Manlius. The expert services of Mr. Connor were secured for the coaching ofa small but enthusiastic squad, and matches were scheduled with Syracuse Frosh and Colgate Frosh. Lack of experience caused us to drop these matches, but it is hoped that the interest created this year in wrestling will continue until the cadets are able to hold their own with col- lege freshman teams. WHESTLI B -L24 sf ,AL X lwwlmmum .1 QILLM K f:-I m JN, N5 X R X b I - V COMPANY C- A LEAGUE CHAMPIONS I N T B A M U H A L . 'Ist row: Eischen, Baraclough, Rund, Wharry, McCalla, Lee, Klein, 2nd row: Richardson Fulton, Buccolo, Shriner, Merrill, Powers, D. Mills, Baker, Rienzo. 3rd row: Capt Sedg wick, Coach, Weinberg, McCarthy, A. Hatfield, Barron, S. Hatfield, Frost Watkins H Kreuzherg. 1 E5 -I 4-I 2 5 il-I ALLCOMPANY FOOTBALL TEAM B LEAGUE 0 The intramural football season produced a hotly contested race for top honors. All teams worked hard and played hard, but C company had the edge in the A league. A company and B company finished in a tie for the runnerfup position in the A league. B league football was equally hard played. Headquarters company took the hnal honors in this league. This was a notable achievement considering their manpower and other demands upon their time. B company also placed in the runnerfup position in this league. IS! row: Howard, Hider, Henion. Zfld row: Sisson, Demos, Kowalski. HEADQUARTERS COMPANY UB LEAGUE CHAMPIONS rx! mu- Ettingcr. Howiml, Hider, Larson. Wogon. :mi row Mr. P.itten, Coachg Kowalski. Church, Pixlie, Sisson. Leo, COMPANY B A LEAGUE RUNNER1UP ISI row. Van Atta, Shultis, Sen, Kokoletsos, Horstmyer, Hoegerl, Thornton, Allan. 2T'Ld row: Wyckoff, Wells, Chamberlain, Wandtke, Braasch, Price, Beebe, Clark, O'Marah, Boalge. Kuimjian, D. Braasch, McAvoy, Goosetrey, Mr. Nelson, Coach. COMPANY A A LEAGUE RUNNERfUP ist row: Anderson, I-lillmuth, Kingston, Woods Clickncr, Keppler, Long. 2nd row: Young, Korves Cuneo, Smith. Moriarty, Hennessey, Allen. gui row Malcy, Marshall, Gagas, Hotmann, jannini, Kimhrell Cummings, E. Allen, Mr. Maier, Coach. COMPANY B B LEAGUE RUNNERVUP ist ww Heffron, Fowler, Hayman, 2714! row: Slayton Demos, Conroy. ,fr 'H Mfmiia ,Q ,, 4, LE -Xl L E CHAMPIONS A A hi 3 f ,L N M .. X gi g A H mu' S. Hnticld, Adler. R1uh.n'dsm1, Kcr .atncld :ml mu- lx11lls,flr.1lmr1m,Lumix' L Klcm, Reynolds, Ilnlgc, Capt. Sfdgw1:L I A Ccmclm, ix i Q It .'I, 'U' .31 R . COMPANY A UA LEAGUE RUNNER-UP HEADQUARTERS COMPANY, A LEAGUE :xt row M. Iw1urphy. H.av1ll, Tatu, D. Murphy. :mi mw. Mr. 1517010 H.1skcll,K1ngstOn, Iv111nc,Vcres. :nd mu' Lcwls, Apgar, Shaw, Coach, R, Murphy, Upton, Hanlon. Betts, Mr. Howc1l,Coach. COMPANY I3 B LEAl ll YE CHAMPIONS In row Dykemsn,Hetfmn,Sheeh1n.R.1ssOw. :mi vow Conroy,K5.1tcs,H.1ym.an. Wyckoff. ALLCOMPANY BASKETBALL TEAM A LEAGUE ISIYOW Ubhervuood R Murphy Graham Betts nd rou Dxllmg ham Teta Klem QI Llttle rnll mg tt the t1me thxt we were playmg our ltst mtramurll lnbltttlnll Se15OI1 m the Dodg fightmg for the chxmpxonshlp In the A lelgut C company took hrst phce vuth A company the runner up In tht B league B company xx 15 the top wmner wlth C compmy m second pl ICL Heldquwrters compmy sent two hghtmg tewms to the courts but they were not able to plate m fmt or second posmons ln the hnal record for hisket ball m 51 1 l l INTHAMUH!-XI. s 1 ,ITN 7 . v 7 .. J ' ' J- : ' , . , , ' ,z f, - . 5 at .z. 2 1 . K 7 . 1 ' 1 L ' 1 ea ' ' e e m Gym, we had several good teams in hoth leagues 1 . Y 1 , , U . ,. ey ,L S . . .. .. L . 5 2 5. . 2 . z ' ' ' . w w v vw 1 a f A ' ' , . -. ' - I K N. , , INTHAMUHAL 0 l l i Early sprmg found all compames fieldmg softball teams w1th what seemed to be equal ab1l1ty through the first two rounds C company had the most lmpresslve record gomg mto the hnal stretch but B company playmg a steady game began to overtake them and as the season ofhcnlly closed A playoff game was played to determme the champlonshlp Thxs game settled the matter as C company won the game by an overwhelmmg score COMPANY C-SOFTBALL CHAMPIONS 1SI70w Adler Fox Stevens Dworsky Powers Stafford znd row Mr Young Coach Flschl Klem Shrmer Hence Zulauf 58 1 C and B companies were tied for first position. ' 3 , . COMPANY B ISI row, Shter, Demos, Foertch, Duff, Braasch O'Marah, Kuxmjxan. znd row. Hetfron, Crm' stead, Slayton, Clark, Ruthven, Mr. jackson, Coach, Van Atta, Shultxs, Bodge, Conroy. COMPANY A Ist row: D. Murphy, Upton, Hillrnuth, R. Murphy, Anderson, Allen, 27161 vow: Rob' hms, Fantauzzo, McCullough, Mr. Maier, Coach, Dressell. HEADQUARTERS CDMPANY Ist row: Howard, Hider, Nielson, Ettxnger znd vow: Brylski, Mxlne, Church, Apgar Betts, Berner. Study hours came as usual in the warm quiet evening of May 16, but studies were soon for' gotten in the discovery of black evilflooking smoke seeping from the windows in the Dodge Gymnasium. Cadets who tried to put out the hre in its early stages were driven from the building by the dense and dangerous smoke. ln a matter of minutes the hill companies knew, and within a very short time everyone roundabout came to see the early promise of an awesome spectacle. As the crowd gathered, smoke could be seen EY along the length ofthe building at the eaves f a very had sign, and doubly bad because water pressure was low in the village that night. The lvianlius Fire Department arrived quickly and began the attack, but the fire grew strong inside the building and the thick brownfblack smoke kept the men outside the building. When the fire departments of DeWitt and Fayetteville arrived, the smoke had increased in volume at every point of issue. It became apparent that the fire would win: the Gym would go. Soon the fire had eaten through a part of the FIRE roof, and with a roar burst through wall and roof at once to leave no doubt of the loss to be witnessed by thousands. Withiri a short time the north and south walls fell in, and the roof. Only front and hack walls contained the inferno, but they held so that Verbeek Hall, the hospital, and the nearby houses were not seriously endangered. lt was then a fire feeding on itselfg and alf though it burned furiously, it became clear that with reasonable vigilance the Gym would be its only victim. ,- we So ended a memorable day of this year. For thirtyfseven years the Dodge Gym had served many an athlete and many a student as the scene of athletic, social, and examination activities. It was a thoughtful and saddened battalion that watched it burn. At Year's end plans for a new gym have been drawn, and every effort will be made to have the playing surfaces finished in time for the winter season next year. And so, once again the Phoenix becomes a symbol with real meaning. 5 'X 'x 1 N 'I ,.-,rg .- - . 1 P . 55- U wav! 'E Commwv , , ff Q-gpxfmwe 1 X Aram llama' Gif? 5- fl I ' 4 ' W ' ' -f Al' 'Q-5,1 ,, 5 . X ' ,, , , ,V ,' 'f ,Aww 1 ,N ef W 'I ,Ai Y.' V 5, JU ,4, 'f 1' Z 'P 'L - - 1 ., My yr 445 N! ,' 'jf 'l.,'yf 4 I . i 1 .I ., gn 2 f W 5 ' , a ual 'xt' is , --msWV A ' 1 -. -L,--, ,pf ' I ,Q -....,..,m,,.,,,, ..4.--l'- -. Lv J. , - 8 In F ' M , m , Y, , ,. VNV. 'K '.v 'lv '-',- --I. --,' Q H A ,W .W n w... I---V '.. , K . I . u Q U 4 lg i Q 5 ',' af . 97 5' I 'Fi' Y Y' 1 1 1 f- . - i 1 'V '11, ', u'4 Y' I 4 l 5 5 , K ,Qui 1 - - 'Vs cv 1: - x- .f . ,f-'B-. ' U ,',...,.s,4,,angnr - 1 , . . ,4.f-ami 'V ' , fu- ff . 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T'5'lffifi?il.f.593x-- 5 .,'. wg: il., , Ahhfiyg, ..... , g A?.yj.i-01j5,,,,3Y'. 3 . .L if 1, Q A ,5f2s:'5f'u' frwmfrt-A ' M A H3153-75'-5:41 :N ' ' The school year of 1950 1951 was a memorable one for all of the men of Thompson Hall From the first day of school untll Commencement mormng the greatest bunch of fellows ID the world worked together In harmony to produce an outstandmg company Ney er was the true sp1r1t of A Company dlsplayed better th In It was th1s year A salute to everyone 1n A Company Under the able leadershxp Of Mr Maxer our new comman dant and Our cadet Officers the men of A were Integrated Into an efhC1ent ufllt Although we were not the wmners of company or Intramural competltxon the year w1ll long be re membered as a successful one In sports m1l1tary Ictxxxtxes academxc and soc1al actnmes In the way Of sports we w1ll always remember the thr1ll1ng football games played by Thompson Hall s squads Although we dld not end up In Hrst place In the football champxonshxps we were a dehmte threat and walked away w1th a good share Of VICCOYICS The same thmg was true Of the basketball and soft on top However everyone had a good t1me and everyone could be proud of the teams we placed 1n competmon Academxcally the year was most successful for we had the hlghest company average of the r1fle compames be1ng beaten only by H Q Once agaln we had the Head Boy of the Lower School Txm Sm1th and 1n add1t1on we had the runner up B1ll Mlller On the soc1al sxde of the pzcture we shall never forget those great company part1es and the fun we had at them Our first party was the Christmas party held In Knox Lounge Korves pumshed the p1ano whlle stow away Page sneaked over to beat the drums for A Ceorgxa Slngleton re fought the C1V1l War ID 1 sk1t wh1ch prov1ded much entertalnment F1nally company presents were d1str1buted to close a very en joyable evenmg Our other two get togethers were p1cn1cs They followed the battahon banquet on Father and Son Day and were held at Green Lakes F1rst came the Non Coms Pzcnxc featurmg a steak roast swnnmmg softball and good weather then the company pxcmc featurmg softball buck buck and sw1mm1ng In a cloudburst We feel we had a good year and we w1sh to thank Mr Ma1er for all he has done to make A Company the best company on post bo Commandant M R DAL ID MAKER Cadet Captum WILLIAM A HOTMANN I Furs! 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We went all out to make thas the best year an B Company annals Wath Paul Lenao as Captaan joe Serahna as Farst Laeu tenant, and Frank Seatz as Farst Sergeant operatang smoothly under the capabl darectaon of Capt ChaIll the company dad an outstandang job Cut B League team won the basketball champlonshap an that league Our A League football team hnashed an a tae for the runner up spot and our softball team battled to a ta an the ofhca al season an that sport only to lose the pl ayoff game to C In Intramural sports Hoegerl, Horstmyer Beebe Van Atta and Kokoletsos made the All Company Football Team wath Demos getttang the same honor an B Le ague Usherwood made the A League All Company Basketball Team and Golos and Conroy dad at an B League Demos and Granstead placed on the All Company Softball Team Sylxester and Hart were All Company Champs an golf and Pang Pong Our Athletes were outstandang an xarsaty sports also ack team In football the followang B Company men were out standmg Ruthven Slater Whattle Duff Tavlor Cappelletta Walker, and oe Serahna The All Round Athlete trophy awarded to the best all round athlete of the ye ar was won by you guessed at Tom Cappelletta of Company B' In the academae Held we were neather the best nor the worst We ran a consastent second among the rafle companaes How ever top academac honors came to B for the second straaght year as Stuart Bowne became Head Boy of the School agaan In addataon to the all school banquet on Father and Son Day we had three company partIes, and the Non Coms had a party and dmner at Krebb s Our Hrst party was at Chrastmas tame It was held an the Phoenax Tax ern wath Hayman Krakower, Es? Co leadang the entertaanment Whale thas goony crew were thankang up new foolashness Slayton and Foertch gaxe recata taons and Kuamjaan played the accordaon Our Easter party was equally enjoyable wath the entertaanment on the same hagh plane The final party was held an the Phoenax Tavern After a short program of entertamment the officers receaved thear gafts and as the socaal season ended w1th the sangang of the B Company song, we all felt that thas had been one of the best years an the hastory of B bf Com-mandant CAPTAIN THox4As CAHILI Cadet Captam P ALI LFVIO Favs! Laeanteumat josnma SFRAFINI Second Lacuremants RoaaERT AII AN ALK KOIAOIFTSOS Farsi Sergeant FRANK Saarrz Sta Sergeamts ROBFRT HORSTXIY ER RALI II SLAYTON LYEORI E SYLX EsTER CARROLI THORNTON Sergea nts STL ART Bom NE DONAID BRAAsLII Louas DEMos STEIIIEN FLRLINITO CIEORI E KERR AARON KRARovs ER LDANIHL O DONNELL HENRIQL E PINERL A DAx Ill UsHERwooD Corpomls HARRY ANLVELAROS THOMAS CONROX RAYMOND CRINSTEAD ROBERT HART ARTHLR KAHN C'HRIsTIAN KINNEY KEY IN O MAR AH bLsTAxo PALIS FRED ZAHM Pratates Fwst Class ANTONIO ARCH DAXID BARNEY THOM-as CAPPELLETTI DAY ID DLPP WILLIALI Foxx LER EIJWARLH CJATEN OIIN HAGL ERTY EssE HAYMAN RIcaIARIa HFFFRON L LES LEI Y KENT LEWI ROI FR STN RORERT TAYLOR PIIILLII TIIORIE Kool ULRILII I AUL WAI RPR Pmaates MILI1 REL BIsIIOI RAI I II BRAANLII BRLILE CIIARIRERLAIN FRANR CIIAMRER I ALL CL-ARR IRONIALD CH Ras ELI FWF DILI N A RILHARI1 IFOFRTQII IDONAII1 I OLOS ROIIERT C OOsETREY RILIIARD AIR-XX MATTIIEW Hoa AN RONALD IM FRQOII CH ARLEs joaaxsox JIAMEs KASTIVG CIIARLES KLINIJIIAN C'HARLEs LENZ THEODORE LYNCH WILLIALI lx4ILLs ROBERT MORRISON ROBFRT NACEL RLBBERT PRILE ERIeII RAssOxx LEE RosENTH-AL CII-XRLE5 RIGcERs TIIOMA RLTHY EN TINIOTHX SHEEHAN M ARsII ALL SIIL LTIQ HERBERT SLITER GORDON W ANDTRE CL ARRE Vs ELLE NEL ON V' RIQJHT FREDERILR WILKOFP , , . 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J 1 ,, teaam XX'1fl'a Haaaasoaa, Lchaaaaama, aaaad Lewis plaaymg iaaaportaaaat Wa5l'LL1YAN - ., 1 , ' L.. ' - , ,. V I , 7 5' aaa' . aa. ,l. Sca, 'T ' pd :Vaal ' pa jj' jh':, A J, ' - v V y 1 ai 1 . . . , . af! F - : a: a' a a a a 'a a Z a T, ,. ,, 79aa' . N A , my ,aa , a LL. I, , a ,J .-A . ,A a . . - JMNVH 'A V w 1 u - V -a - y w v 4 ', . OH . '. -1 9 .' K . xa . L a . .. a , , ji ,vis A' IQ. Q' I ' ' 'I W 1 51 ' 'X 5 ' l 5 'a '3 5 1 7. E. .- N1aa'Ra' ,mm J N' - , , L -Q A , A C A ,L . -N Av J..':,iaa Kia g ' Nia 4 1 ' g T I . .' , an J a a a ' a s. Fa . a a 'asa X 'a ' p 'a nt' Ma. 'aaa D 'Ta a 'T 'Z . ' M. 11 5 L x 'wx ' I H 1 ,L 5 V ' Vi Nf- an Q9 9? 1' ,,,. b , 9 ,, ,by A A V F X 3 A mi f W W Ag' 'TW v Comlmny C7 thc winner of Company Compctitxon, on the Held EU ANY IIIHVIPETITIU 4 Irgvg 1' 'F Cf. f 1 The company competition this year was the closest and the most difficult to judge in several years of good performances, hut the judges awarded the trophy to C company. It was interesting to note that spectator judgment was hir from unanif mous this year, and staunch supporters of each company were quite content that their company had won an admittedly close decision. The iirst company to drill was A company. It set a very high mark for the following companies to equal, let alone surpass. One or two minor slips in the free competition were all that could he chalked up against a fine performance. B Company was next on the Held, and like A Company, put on a splendid demonstration in the required drill. The MB Company free drill was exceptionally well done, and concluded with an impressive Queen Ann Salute to the expressed def light of the spectators. C Company came last to the field, and equalled the excellent performances of the two forefrunning companies in the required maneuvers. Its free drill featured a difhcult marching manual, well executed, and enthusiastically received hy the spectators. In presenting the trophy, Col. Ivianess emphaf S . x 'x A Company in competition sized the closeness of the respective scores, and inf dicated that it was the final maneuver which earned the necessary winning points. B Company in competition we T .. 'i Capt. Steven- receives the Color Company Trophy for COmpany C T 1 A awwxx egg? 4 ' 1 ,,.g , r gf-mf 1 , g ,5nC's H1 2' e R X 1 7.. ., ta V .. E 51, , , N .2- 7 aw 1 w f gms 1. M6 X, 4, My , flewuimJia v V M , . I Q 5 ig., W9 'gf ,, ugh f f ' - ' ' 1- ' I h f 2f9.gZf,x'l,1 Q, , ,V V 1- ,, X' - . , ,, V K , . W, A V ' , In - ,,, ,, gli ,R 4 f y, 51 ., . ,W 1 ' - M, ' ' 01.7, 4 'fan' ' 'L',-n. ' 'f ' ' K4 n wva..f.4,:y Q' IICIAL Miss Katherine Hunting, Carnival Queen, in the presentation ceremony with Victor Hanson, Cadet Major of the Battalion. The annual Winter Carnival, social high point ofthe winter season, was as usual a great success. Festivities began on Friday afternoon with a tea dance at Knox Hall. Dick Martin and his orchestra made music, the cadets and their guests made friends, and everyone made merry as the carnival got under way with this highly successful dance. Friday night the dance enthusiasts gathered again in Knox Hall and enioyed the music of Mike Lovell and his band in that strenuous athletic actif vity known as the square dance. It was all very vigorous, but everyone seemed to have a good time and no one was hurt-f f--a lively finale to a lively day for Manlius. Saturday activities included an exciting basket' is .. L 1 i L- no T1 The Q uecn mains cam WI T E H ball game in which the varsity won a close game from the Williams College Freshmen. During the morning and late afternoon, informal winter sports kept our guests entertained. The Formal Dance, highlight of the carnival, was held Saturday night in Knox Hall. Dick Martin's orchestra again provided the music amid most attractive carnival decorations for a dance that was one of the most successful during recent years. Highest point of the weekfend was the corona' tion of the Carnival Queen, Miss Katherine Hunt- ing. This charming lady was the guest of lucky Robert Dillingham. Her lovely court included Miss Synthia Anne Roberts, guest of Clint Blume, Miss Ellin Caskel, guest of Vic Hansong Miss Sally 76 -Q Q.. ' hd gf.x'r-GP ,al The Faculty Tm I I 'N v'.-iz' qsav a Q The Williams Game Mastine, guest of Tex Hotmanng and Miss jo Ann attended, and in the afternoon a reception and tea Hogan, guest of joe Serafini. in Phoenix Tzivcrn closed the events of ai most After breakfast on Sunday, chapel services were happy wcckfend. The Carnival Dance 1 ,I 51' ,, MM 4 1' I 1? 5 4 ' 1 1 N- Q H .a w, yf- tkgg T' fox' ..-. 1f 'f-f'fvgf zQ if 'f-352' Q ' WP! M! 1l '!f'- W ' rf W. - -H ' X . ......:a1 l fzv 1-' 4 :Yagi 6 ' Q 1 Q Y.: . -1' . 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Awards and prizes, also reported elsewhere, were announced and hestowed in Knox Hall, followf ing the Old Boys' Hunt lvlanual which was won this year hy Stewart Russell. After the Knox Hall assemhly, the Old Boys' Parade and their ceremony at the grave of General Verhecl-Q were held. Final event. and delightful closing ofa meinorahle day was the Senior Prom in Knox Hall. Frank Seit: wins The Hunt lvlanual of Arms , Ml. ,i ,. 4 3 ,,,,xtWtf 'i 7.-3 F' Q . Y yr, g,aw-- - sh-v,Qs'wi,g,.gY,1!'3wa:.,-f Headquarters Company in exhibition drill The final Sound Uffn 53- f, r. I. , THE VARSITY EL H Living Statuary The Grand Finale Perscphonck Leap Stevens presents club glft to Mr, and Mr F THEHA DSU Thxs year the annual Flther and Son Day was h ld on Saturday May 19 The weather mln fax ored us vuth a Hne summ r day for 1 program of Vtrslty lthletxc contests ID blseball golf and receptlon m the Phoemx Tax ern and a banquet ln the grand b xllroom ofthe Hotel Syrleuse Heretofore separate banquets by compames h ld been held but th1s year It was a battallon gathermg wxth all compames enjoymg a dehcxous meal and entertamment together Th1s made a pleasant change enjoyed by all The banquet program was smoothly and enter tumngly presented by Mr Armand Huck Gemrll Barker Dr Coolxdge and Col Maness Entert unment was prox 1ded ln the form of a sk1t put on by cadets and a program of mus1c by the cadet band The Fath r and Son Banquet c 2 . , . . 1. L 3 ' . 1 V , ,' C , L , , 1 Q 1 ' ' ' L . , , ' Q' n . N tennis. 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W- ' 1.3 P 'BML' 1 .xi ',-1'L:1.'L,2-'E. , 'if'-74 1' , Q. f .f,f. -.6 f 11: -r .-I4 f - Tvfkxrfffviy ' '- ff' -J, YH'-vi' 'i M f LY' '53 I CTIVITIES .!. 'YY' . . fi' i 'ak . . 4 Q A 4 4 Q :J I ' .c.'i-1 0 67 Hotmann, Demos, Robert Allan, Kokoletsos, john Kasting, Hanson, Mr. Sherman. The Haversack Board Plans for this book were drawn up early in the year. We wanted primarily a pictorial pres' entation of the year, but we also wanted more flexibility in design and format. We think we have succeeded in securing these qualities in the 1951 Hauersaclq. It was also decided to make some changes in the arrangement of the material which constif tutes the presentation of a year at Manlius. For example, we moved the intrafmural record out of the company section and into a section by itf self. This change allowed for a more complete coverage of intrafmural athletics than heretofore. The senior section was refdesigned to give change and difference to this book. Other changes will be noticed, and we feel that they have made this one of the best editions of Harefsack to appear in recent years. The Board wishes here to express a double thanks: first to Mr. Sherman for the constant guidance, advice, and untiring effort, without which our Havevsack could not have been prof duced, and second to Mr. Jenks for the excellence I-NIEHS EH of the special photography, action shots, and on-thefspot pictures to be noted throughout the book. Vic Hanson, Editor 81 WI ILL Outstanding in the activities of Windmill this year was the suggestion through its editorial pages that company competition occur in all Neal Allen. Editor --.b 'U-4- W ' , The Windmill Staff Kinney, Jannini, Harrington, N. Allen, Mr. Maier fields of endeavor throughout the school year. 'This means that instead of basing the competif tion on competitive drill only all companies would compete in academic standing, athletic accom' plishment, and military achievement. It was felt that such a change would make company com' petition more meaningful and productive in all ways. We are happy to report that the idea has received support to the extent that in all prob' ability some such system for competition will be instituted next year. A new policy was instituted for Wiridmill this year in that advertising was solicited for the paper. Our efforts were wholly local in scope, and it is planned to keep them so for next year, with the possibility of national advertising in prospect for year after next. Outstanding personal contribution to the work ofthe paper was made by Neal Allen, both in news and editorial writing, Much credit is due him for a fine job. , I ' iff- l me ms-F' 9 fx ,' Qi, The Varsity Club ., A , . , . '- -'JV lg ' P if lg 'L 1 I' I 'V 4 :,,i?' I , ,ii i . f ' . L' , '- , , , 1, , -wrf, . THEV HSITY EI. B The highlight event in the activity of the Varsity Club was its annual Cabaret, one of the best in recent years, held in Knox Hall on May 26. Pete Stevens introduced the Hrst number in which the sons of Hopalong Cassidy, Hotmann Small, Horstmyer, Havill, Van Hall, and Schult pedalled their tricycles madly over the plains, and in true cowboy style sang We're Sons of Fathers of Depleted Wallets . Petite Madamoiselles, Hanson and Moriarty, sang the glories of Kilroy the Kaydetng and that glamorous hefman, Dillingham, bedecked in medals extolled his own virtues in song. Reynf olds, Teta, Dolce, and Monahan were a mixed quartet, with Teta's Look for the Silver Lining ,introducing silver statuary of all Varsity sports. Pete Stevens, President The supreme grace of the evening was joe Seranni whose portrayal of a water nymph was most gloriously challenged by the fragile lovelif ness of the water sprites: Stevens, Kinslow, Cappelletti, R. Allen, Anderson, Murphy, Taylor, Duff, Mossop, and Zeigler. A choral finale of Johnny Kaydetu and variaf tions on the Go Down Moses theme ended a show of which the Varsity Club of 1951 is proud. The Trumpet Quartet This year the Concert Band played as part of a program featuring jerry Colona in Syracuse and gave concerts in Elmira, Wolcott, lvlanlius, and Rochester, Highlights of its concert program included such nninlwers as Sympliimy m Bffliit and Overture Debimiiire, together with a group of Victor Herherts favorites and lighter works such as Lady of Spam. The Swing Band was a popular part of the activities ofthe hand. Witli Lehmann and Kingf ston on the trumpets, Hickey playing sax, Sisson the tromhone, Page the drums, and King the piano, a jumping Jive suhfhand was formed known as the Dixieland Combination. Owing to lack of time to work up a suitable repertoire, the Swing Band had to refuse several bids for engage' ments to play at dances. Final effort of the hand was a onefhour conf cert preceding company competition, and a marching demonstration included formed letters within military maneuvers. The Chorus SWI B BA AND IIHUH The Swing Band 4 1 n,.1, -u 4- - 'ln gm A , ia '6 ' V2 A . f f ff' . I . I fi ' Ist row Golos Kinney Barron znd row Ushervtood Robert Pnce Harrlngton Mossop ODonnell 3rd row Davld Murphy Edward Allen Kl1en OMarah Mr Nelson THE I VEST Under the guldance of Mr Nelson a group of cadets formed the Investments Club early IH the year A mutual fund was estabhshed by sell mg shares of stock at five dollars per share The fund thus created was mvested after a study of a half dozen or more advnsory serv1ces Followmg some rather canny and extended dxscusslon about lnvestment posslbxlxtles two stocks were voted for purchase Intense mterest was shown xn the T ll daxly fortunes of these stocks and much valuable 1nformat1on was thus gamed for the members of the club IH the matter of mvestment Durmg the first week 1n June the proceeds from the sale of the stocks was dxvxded propornonately among the members The mvestment of money xn actual stock made th1s an mterestmg and beneficxal actlvlty 88 z ,I - 3 I . 'PM ' 'ff' ... .. 'IM 'I 3 ' I D ft ' 'nf , ip Q Q , QQ, XO'-' Qs. CU rs! row Hlder Nagel Grahlmg Lxtz Horne Vlckers d ow Mr judge john Ettmger Badger Dorsey Txtus Betts Thorpe T STJUH SG II.ll li' II PELW HBE S name of thls SOCIRCY whose purpose IS to take care of church equxpment and whose members set out the altar for servlces act as cruclfers servers and tram apprentxces The soclety also takes leadersh1p and responslbnllty for the annual Chrxstmas party for the Elmcrest chlldren 1 For several years xt has been called the Chapel Wardens Socxety but thls year and henceforth 89 Chapel Wardens to retam the flavor and tradx tnon of the old school name The followmg members of the socxety were elected wardens and wxll be presented gold crosses W Mlller .I Ettmger Horne T1tus Betts S Hatneld All other members were made assoc1ate wardens and are entltled to wear the rlbbon whlch dxstlngulshes members ofthe guild , PQ :GF ' J -' , , ' , ' , , ' .Zn 1 J . , 4 , , H E ' ll I This year it was decided to change the ofhcial it is to be known as the St. john's Guild of l Z'l'b.AT5 www as S f 5 0 ,, h, rf, uk 'ir CUMMENCEXMENT IIIJMME IIEME T HU DHS UHIIEH UF PHIJENIX TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTH GAZETTE FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1951 For attention to duty and for having made an outstanding contribution to their respecf tive companies, the degree of Companion is awarded to: STUART F. JAQUAY DAVID L. MURPHY JOSEPH SERAFINI CONRAD E. MCCALLA For maintaining a high standard of performance throughout the school year for which they have been designated Model New Boys of their respective companies, the degree of Companion is awarded to: FORTUNATO R. PRIORE DAVID M. SMALL DAVID S. DUEP C. HOWARD RICHARDSON Mason Smith receives award of Head Boy of the Lower School 92 Stuart Bowne receives the Head Boy Award for the second consecutixe I WM- Fmal Alma Ixlater Dr. ,AYIYEIL Commencement speaker 4 3 5 , , is ii UHIIEH UP PHUENIX fCONlINUEDl In recognition of high qu ility of leadership is a non commissioned officer during the period of Government Inspection the degree of Companion is awarded to WILLIAM L ANDERSON In recognition of his outstanding work in connection with the publlshmg ofthe Windvnill and Hatersac the degree of Cfficer is awarded to NEAL M ALLEN For leadership ind efficient performance of their duties and responsibilities classifying them is Model Non Commissioned Officers of their respectixe companies the degree of Oflicer is awarded to BRLJcEj HASLELL STEIHEN T GAW AARONJ KRAMJWER JAMES T RUND as coach ofthe unior Varsity bischill team the degree of Officer is awarded to ROBERT KrNsLow To the cadet who during the school year h is made the most notable contribution to the extra curricular actix ities of the school other th in athletics the degree OfOfl1C6f1S awarded Rickman MORIARTY For fidelity to duty industry leadership and his excellent performance as Major of the Battalion the Commander s Gold Shield 15 awarded to VICTOR A HANSON JR UHIJEH UP PHIJENIX TWG HUNDRED AND EIGHTH GAZETTE SATURDAY JUNE 16 1951 For high academlc stlnding for the school year 1050 1051 h mg surpissed only by the Head Boy Lower School the degree ofComp1n1on is iwirded to WILLIS I MILLER Y 1 ' i , X L A ' . 1 L ' lg, ' 4 : K 8 , , , . A . 7 . Y , , For having made the most notable contribution to the school athletic program in serving ' ' j ' . ' 1 E 2 , H ' ' ' : . , i K . . to: L . , . . , L I Y 5 5 , . I . Y r Q , C. 7 2 1 5 L , , 3 H 1 ' 4 1 2 1 For hxgh academxc standlng for the school year 1950 1951 belng surpassed only by the Head Boy Upper School the degree of Officer IS awarded to NEAL M ALLEN For excepuonal scholarshlp as a student of the lower classes dxstmgulshlng hrm as Head Boy of the Lower School the degree of Ofhcer IS awarded to MASON E SMITH For outstandmg ach1evement 1n the Mxhtary Department 1n recognmon of whlch he has been awarded The Mxhtary Medal the degree of Commander IS awarded to MICHAEL G ZEIGLER For earmng the h1ghest academlc standmg of all the students enrolled IH the Upper School for the entlre year for whlch he has merxted the dxstmctxon as Head Boy of the School the Commander s Gold Shxeld 1S awarded to STUART P Bowr-JE 'US il Congratulatxon and good bye P!-ITIIII GATES HOMESTEAD FARMS HOTEL SYRACUSE INC COOPER DECORATION COMPANY CORCORAN INCORPORATED JACOB REEDS SONS FAYFTTFVILLE INN SPENCE DRY CLEANERS INIC MAINLIUS PUBLISHINC COMPANY S M FLICKINGER COMPANY INC B H TRACY AND SONS INC IEANIS BEANS COMPANY C L AMOS COAL COMPANY HENRY FRANIx LEATHER COMPANY SYRACUSE WIRE AND FENCE WORKS INC CHARLES A WALKER CORPORATION EDWARD jOY COMPANY MR JOSEPH SINDONI CHARLES ROGERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CURTIS SHOE COMPANY INC NEW SYSTEM LAUNDRY THE MILLER PAPER COMPANY INC THE SYRACUSE TRUST COMPANY THE BORDEN COMPANIY DAIRYMEN S LEAGUE CO OPERATIVE ASS N INC LINCKLAENI HOUSE SUPERIOR BEVERAGE COMPANY 4 v , J. Y A J 4 4 l V 4 1 4 V ' I ' , I J. v Q I 1 ,I I w . . 4 , . . . , . Y I MR. LELAND LEE - f I T I I , I , I. J 1 1 . I J T I V 1 1 , . 1 , J. 4 4 Y ' I . 4 . I A J ' a ' I I ' I
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