Manlius School - Haversack Yearbook (Manlius, NY)

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'X,:?A ', Q . . Is d?.?:4aw4 , i V544 A I, -Fav .aux 'x y , 1 T., T Q I V L 7 ' S . -1 uf Y .xg .1 .ii 4- YA 'J' F -'21 A ' , ?-he p I K ' ,I 'S K' . iff , , .o I RQ! f V 'vp Q-V .lv ,N I fa , ,As ll ,lf . F 0-, ' . ' 1 . . . Awakf 5411 Q vp 2 1, I an ' . .A K 'f . 5 A ' ' Misa Q , . fm, Q l .7 s., ily. I Y 1 li-fx . W N X TABLE OF CONTENTS SENIORS I2 SPORTS 32 INTRAMURAL SPORTS S48 SOCIAL EVENTS 56 COMPANIES I 64 CLUBS and SOCIETIES 74 MILITARY L L LL S86 CONIMENCEMENT 90 4 It is our great pleasure to dedicate this edition of the yearbook to one of our most loyal teachers. Throughout the years he has devoted him- self to the betterment of his students, both as teachers and as coach. During his fifteen years at Manlius he has influenced the lives of many cadets through his able guidance. As a teacher of modern languages he has distinguished himself as one of the best we have ever studied under. It is with best wishes and our heartiest thanks that we, the Class of '53, dedicate this 84th Anniversary Issue of THE HAVERSACK to HENRY SORENSON WOODS A 'V 'fb D ',Xf? '-' f r 'ix 3' v. A .lg 1 s ,I sq 4 X . F! M, lr 'ld . Q Hin? ag , Qin' S' if .nn 1 ' A' I ' I' '? ,FQ me- -V a 4 fl, ' 1., -'rv 4 ' ' .L 5. -5 I wg lsglxxsw .fm tugs -1 YQ' . ', K O! A ..f I 'WF Q. , . .- In 'v e I' ' 494' A-ME ,f 9 4 4 ,.. gf . 'ua ,f - 1, i '.-4 . 4 L. Q, 2. A 1 ..,, Q I N ,ul Q 9 ,A 1 W. . . A , 'Un VV iirir V 4 ff' H pf-S 'Q'r 'L: u,z4 1i - if L A i ,g . ,J . A M as-A Q, ? ...,,,-saw ,se J X MAJOR GENERAL RAY W. BARKER CU.S.A.D RETIRED Superintendent SOCIAL STUDIES Q I 'G i. 'La'1 QQQ 9 v if DEPARTMENT Mr. Luther, Mr. Nary, Mr. Shaw, Head ot the De- partment, Mr. Cahill. 1, .34 gif. if fffiwg M Q, f it m,,ry ' gf. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT I Mr. Lockhart, Mr. Woods, Mr. Wight, Head of the Department, Mr. Judge. MILITARY DEPARTMENT Leo J. Parent, First Lieuten- ant, Infantry, Allan L. Svvaim, Major, Professor of Military Science and Tactics, Frank Zim Io a, M!Sgt. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Standing: Mr. Lorenzen, Mr. Shankweiler, Mr. Mosher. Seated: Dr. Williams, Head of the Department. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Standing: Mr. Foote, Mr. Milliman, Mr. Quintana. Seated: Mr. Luther, Mr. Hanson, Head of the De- partment, Mr. MacReady. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Standing: Mr. Jay, Mr. Maier, Mr. Grimes, Mr. Patten. Seated: Mr. Sherman, Mr. Edwards, Head of the Department, Mr. Jenks. 'Y ,Q r' 78 l -VW 11. X Q , 'WWA el-Q if5',Q-1,' QA . . 9 C , Y , - Y B 5 Y ylk' 'Q' la . QQ .eb V' -- 4 ' ,, f i'3Eb!QfQ, fi l1f!?:31ttMQ,,. 9' .' ' , H K 'Qi' 'if'-11-x.:fb l .' 1 V f , 4, 's.,f'xk 5 ,A 1 a'1'a-32' I 'Lu' - Q Q, J, Nix'-' V, l ,ay 4 A . J ,V W iq W Vit: nv , ' h 1 ear. 'fl' . 5.4! 5 MY r VT, 1.3 l A Q ' '. ,, ,ff . . qv. , ' Q 09 M' 5. rin! ' gmf QA nc, 'W I V 9 x .b' J ,I fri, :L .ff .. VAUJY ' E. my lf V' i Q , .I . R A :,iu.l f I.,'x!h fo ,p , , 44-fl ' ' Q wb , W 'M h 4 ff' , -' ,' 5 . , - .-A 4 ' 5 ' N 4 I f. Q -Y I fist Q U' Aw TZ ' ,J 4, l.' ,s', ' t Q I ' 4. KJ. ,Q W ' 4 Q o a . o 4 O - Q Q A t . 1 o ff Q 1 ' iv f A H .Q ' M , 4' a .4 - -:QQ iv ,P l 'V N' ,., , f , 5s rv I ,X 9 S Y 0 P J 1 LD ,X 'gas 3' Q ,Vi yy, .N -.-J p T3:'2': 7' -.Ar L, :V ANTONIO E. ARCE Tony-Guayaquil, Ecuador, S. A. Sergeant, Company B, Good Conduct Medal, Soccer CSD, Swimming, President, Camera Club, Non-Coms Club, College: Miami University. -.. ati, .f , , SW' ...Q YI I4 RICHARD AHRENOTS Dick-Weirton, W. Va. Private, Company C, Varsity Football, Bas- ketball, Baseball, College: Cornell. ARTHUR ARCHAMBAULT Art-Hayts Corners, N.Y. Private, Company A, Company Basketball, Softball, Glee Club, College: Annapolis or University of Rochester. HARRY ANOELAKOS Greek-Syracuse, N.Y. Staff Sergeant, Company B, Good Conduct Medal, Varsity Tennis, J. V. Baseball, Com- pany Basketball, Ping Pong, Tennis, Rifle Club, Haversack, Mechanics Club, Non- Coms Club, College: Undecided. JOEL THOMAS ARONSON J.T.-Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Corporal, Company C, Good Conduct Medal, Varsity Tennis, Skiing, Company Football, Softball, Investments Club, Wind- mill, College: Hobart. M225 ' fi' BRUCE E. BADGER Tom-Greene, N.Y. Second Lieutenant, Company A: Good Conduct Medal CD: N.R.A. Sharpshooter Medal: St. John's Society C2J: Rifle Team: Company Football: Mechanics Club: Presie dent, Rifle Club: St. John's Society of Chapel Wardens: Non-Coms Club: Col- lege: Undecided. JON MICHAEL BERG Mike-Hartville, Ohio Corporal, Headquarters Company: Military Merit Medal: Good Conduct Medal, Cone bronzej Band Medal: Honors in German I: Company Football: Camera Club: Trav- elers Club: Concert Band: College: West- minster. CARMINE BARATTA Carm-Solvay, N.Y. Private, Company C: Varsity Football, Basea ball: Company Basketball: College: Ho- bart. DouGLAs BETTS Doug-Cortland, N.Y. Sergeant, Headquarters Company: Band Medal: St. John's Society Medal: Company Football, Softball, Basketball: All-Company Basketball: Company Ping Pong Chama pion: Rifle Club: St. Jol'tn's Society of Chapel Wardens: Dance Band: Concert Band: Trumpet Trio: Brass Choir: Non-Coms Club: College: Ithaca College. PETER BEAK Pete-Syracuse, N.Y. Second Lieutenant, Company A: Honors in Chemistry, U.S. History: Honor Student Scholarship Medal: Military Merit Medal: Good Conduct Medal: Douglas Award: Varsity Football, Basketball, Track, Cross Country: Company Football, Basketball, Softball: All-Company Football, Basketball: Student Elections Committee: Winter Car- nival Committee: Treasurer, Varsity Club: Literary Magazine: Craft Club: College: University of Rochester. l Clif. I '3 1 4. .ra 7 fl .., F . ...an , 4 . 1 55s'!-25 1 .ANN .,. , -wh 4. 1. 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BOWNE Bownie-Sherrill, N.Y. Corporal, Company B, Varsity Skiing, Com- pany Football, All-Company Football, ln- vestment Club, Non-Coms Club, Vice Presi- dent, College: Cornell. LEoPoLD Bnucic Lee-Canandaigua, N.Y. Corporal, Company C, Company Football, Basketball, Softball, Investment Club, Travelers Club, Camera Club, Non-Coms Club, College: University of Tulsa. Roassrr BRovvN Brownie-Homer, N,Y. Corporal, Company B, Varsity Soccer, De- bate Club, Varsity Club, Non-Coms Club, College: Utica College. JOHN BYRNE John-Moravia, N.Y. Private First Class, Company B, Company Football, Basketball, Softball, College: Ithaca College. Eg. .,.. ,,,,f, VICTOR JOSEPH CAPONE Vic-Watertown, N.Y. GEORGE ALBERT CARGIN Toby-Lisle, N.Y. Private, Company A, Varsity Football, Sergeant Maior, Company C, Good Con- Wrestling, Track, Glee Club, College: Un- decided. ROBERT J. COSTA Nero-Syracuse, N.Y. Private First Class, Company B, Varsity Football, Wrestling, Track, Varsity Club, College: Penn State. vs:-it M u . duct Medal Cl golclj, Military Merit Med- al, Radio Club, Science Club, College: Cornell. BRUCE CRAWFORD Bruce-Hempstead, N.Y. Sergeant, Headquarters Company, Band Medal, J.V, Baseball, Company Football, Basketball, Softball, Jazz Club, College: Hobart. JOHN H. CHEQUER John-Speculator, N.Y. Sergeant, Headquarters Company, Scholar- ship Medal, Band Medal, Military Merit Medal, Varsity Soccer, Skiing, Company Football, Softball, Investment Club, Jazz Club, Literary Magazine, College: Yale. E., 1. -nz,-'. ,. .,-Jiri' wr i Q. - I. nf Z' ' f-,WMA r X V- I .2 Psa . .iq ' ':7:Lfi3i ,lr Rf ,lla ,rf fu F4 . Q fx Mft A, J 14 fi F l L .T f 4 1 M: A .' uezifau . . JGQ l lif't'r5rQ,.' , c r-1, l' -Afx? ' H E-?'?'l Q!V , ., ,fi l 1' ff-'ff-. .- 'Ff1e'lf. l ' '- Q., -' 'A-vw .. 'ff'w i .'l'1r:l':tr 'f' . ' .11-'mg '. ' 1 '-, .rs 16,1 .. .,, .,,.., I ',..v- Ki ' Q' ' ,5x,a.,:-3. w V . 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Private First Class, Company B, Varsity Football, Track, Company Basketball, Soft, ball, Varsity Club, College: West Point. RICHARD LEO FARNAN Dick-Rochester, N.Y. Staff Sergeant, Company C, Good Con- duct Medal, Athletic Merit Medal, Varsity Football, Baseball, Company Basketball, Softball, Windmill, Varsity Club, Non- Coms Club, Mathematics Club, College: Holy Cross. RICHARD T. FOLEY Fo-Fo-Olmsted Falls, Ohio Private First Class, Company C: Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseball: College: Ohio University. LLoYo GREEN Bud-Skaneateles, N.Y. Private, Company B: Varsity Football, Bas- ketball, Baseball: Rifle Club: College: Ho- bart. FRANCIS ROBERT GARN Bob-Syracuse, N.Y. Private, Company C: Varsity Football, Bas- ketball, Softball: College: Undecided, EMMETT C. GREENLEAF Emmett-Cayuga, N.Y. Private, Headquarters Company: Good Conduct Medal: Military Merit Medal: Manager, Varsity Baseball: Company Foot- ball, Basketball: Windmill: Punchinello: College: Cornell. STEPHEN T. GAW Steve-Stuttgart, Germany First Lieutenant, Company A: Officer of the Phoenix: Companion of the Phoenix: Good Conduct Medal C3 shieldsD: Mili- tary Merit Medal C2 shieldsD: Varsity Football, Hockey, Lacrosse, Track, Cross Country, Wrestling: Company Football: Varsity Club: Windmill: Investment Club: Science Club: College: Norwich University. ! V L5 e 2:1-1:54354- l ill A l-A f -aaa' 'wwwaf an -rfw-:iw-: 'ffi'57 1 J nv-f-71,1 vt' . ,w,5v:.,...5,i ,-pf s .h Q .il ae.-lf, ... V . --my ,fl-'J,,'-': . -- 'TQV-xg, - 1 -...arf f'g's.j','41 A 3 . '.-f,'f- ,- .4 - n: .ww : 'F ff, if . ,, .. 111 ng-A. 1,1 fi I .4 lf' V- t ' f' . ' .' AG-..'? i : . l 1,1 -f 7' A' - . .,Lf,.tfg?'. : . ,,-1V, ' i V4 -2 V , -1' .1 I: ,,f-1:f: ,.f fi-5j',,, - V gm' Q. ' r .w - wMflmMWT .t',1:, T:-f' V' Jay-T ' . N' ybaqm- f .1 ,, ,Vi . ?-zf.j.:g,H3E., 5 JJCSTYPM V'-' i .1 3, ..'V,,. f ,,-K Hg.. 1.51. , 1 ,V L ,.g,g.. '. MM, www :,f'fiVfl:f,'T'fYi 3 Vi J ' , -.4V:7f,,. if Yr : .--Vi? fi if ' afigfwg 5 '.,g,7:-' ,' .4555 -,A 7 -fn,-I ig 'V -- iff, . .J . ' .Q I : XVI ' 7-fr ' l .aff f 1 .-E . I.-' 1' fi L61 WiLLiAM E. HECKER Bill-Olmsted Falls, Ohio Private, Company C, Varsity Football Track, Company Basketball, Varsity Club, College: Ohio University. 20 ARTHUR C. HATFIELD Art-Sauquoit, N.Y. First Lieutenant, Company C, Military Merit Medal, Good Conduct Medal, Chapel Warden's Medal, Varsity Skiing, Company Football, Basketball, Golf, Chapel Warden, Haversack Club, Outing Club, lnletorians Club, Officers Club, Non-Coms Club, Col- lege: Hobart or University of Michigan. JOHN PAUL HEFFRON Paul-South Londonderry, Vt. Sergeant, Company A, Varsity Skiing, Ten- nis, Company Football, Softball, Non-Coms Club, Craft Club, College: Dartmouth. SANFORD S. HATFIELD, JR. Sam-Sauquoit, N.Y. Captain, Company C, Good Conduct Med- al, Chapel Warden's Medal, Company Football, Basketball, Softball, Golf, Haver- sack Club, Rifle Club, Outing Club, ln- Ietorians Club, Officers Club, Non-Coms Club, College: University of Michigan. RICHARD P. HEFFRON Spook-Hilton, N,Y. First Lieutenant, Company B, Good Con- duct Medal, one gold, one bronze Phoe- nix, Military Merit Medal, three Bronze Phoenix, Manager, Varsity Basketball, Company Football, Basketball, Softball, All-Company Basketball, Haversack Club, Science Club, Varsity Club, Non-Coms Club, Winter Carnival Committee, Election Committee, Officers Club, Hunt Manual of Arms, College: University of Rochester. Q Bnuce D. Hannon Dutch-Brockport, N.Y. Cadet Maior, Headquarters Company, Com- panion of the Phoenix, Military Merit Medal C3 shieldsJ, Chapel Warden's Medal, Good Conduct Medal C9 shieldsD, Varsity Track, Cross Country, Company Football, Basketball, Mechanics Club, Glee Club, Science Club, College: Norwich University. EowARo A. HILLMUTH, Ill Ed-Bronx, N.Y. First Sergeant, Company A, Good Conduct Medal C2 shieldsj, Varsity Football, Wrestle ing, Lacrosse, Company Football, Softball, President Non-Coms Club, Secretary, Vary sity Club, Discussions Club, Investment Club, Mathematics Club, College: Buck- nell. ROGER A. HiLFiKER Rog-Rochester, N.Y. Private, Company A, Good Conduct Medal, Softball, Travelers Club, Punchinello, Col- lege: Syracuse University, Lee TRAFFARN Hinsci-nav Lee-Carthage, N.Y. Scholarship Medal C7j, Companion of the Phoenix, Runner-up for Head Boy, Lower School, Honors, Mathematics, Science, English History, World History, Spanish ll, Ill, Military Merit CID, Good Conduct C2D, Chapel Warden's CSJ, Manager, Varsity Football, Company Football, Softball, ln- vestment Club, Chess Club, Windmill, Of- ficers' Club, Non-Coms Club, Chapel War- dens Society, College: Dartmouth. JOHN ROBERT HILL Bob-Mt. Jewett, Pa. Private, Company C, Varsity Swimming, Track, Company Football, Craft Club, Chess Club, Non-Coms Club, College: Cornell. 1 .i , .-1 ' -4.2 ' - im! ,,-4-l ,.4:,.w,,':1gt 'N ,',. .,,,f,, , , ,M W H t, A t , it , ., , 'if 1 ' s fig pf r ,ji T' at ,- , : ,1 ,- .y, it 4' .,,':'f X rf CQ gig, X J. -, 1 i ' F. ' 11 as-'L .V yadvif , Q ,.. , , -ft. 4 ,154 , sf- wg- ' f-ff',,4,'L f 311,353 '15 ' '.1 -' 7 r Ujjlkt -r -:fig V ,I IA.. . - giix, '- 7' f, ,. v'f.4. r 'ef .s f-. . '13e'fE:, f ' ' . -11 .ii-tc 2 v'3f-'i ' U ' ,'4'-',,- 1 -A ,f 7 ' HPLAJ 'i1Lf,,-'iw Q HSS t -.3,ay,r..' f '- - '.f'-231' 4 Ag.. . - -6 . 'yi . -1, 1, V KV' fini-', . 1 Qfzlffgf, J: T ,Zx r3,y1- f.' FINLEY N. HUBBARD, JR. Skip-Port Dickinson, Binghamton, N.Y. Staff Sergeant, Company C, Good Conduct Medal, Varsity Football, Company Basket- ball, Softball, All-Company Softball, Vice President, Science Club, Varsity Club, College: West Point or Cornell. 'it Joi-iN MICHAEL HORIGAN Mike-Elmira, N.Y. Private, Company A, Manager, Varsity Football, Company Basketball, Softball, Sports Editor, Windmill, College: Fordham. TERRY L. lNwooo Terry-Bay Village, Ohio Corporal, Company A, Chapel Warden's Medal, Varsity Golf, Manager, Varsity Wrestling, Company Football, Softball, Basketball, Golf, St. John's Guild of Chapel Wardens, Craft Club, Mechanics Club, Dramatics Club, Glee Club, Non-Coms Club, College: Ohio University. JOHN EMERICK HOWARD Jack-Sherburne, N.Y Second Lieutenant, Headquarters Company, Good Conduct Medal, Junior Varsity Base- ball, Company Football, Basketball, Soft- ball, All-Company Football, All-Company Basketball, All-Company Softball, Chess Club, Winter Carnival Committee, Band, Chorus, College: Alfred University. VAL B. KIELLAND Apito-Bogata, Colombia, S. A, Captain, Company A, Varsity Soccer C4 yearsj, Track, Company Basketball, Soft- ball, President, Varsity Club, Science Club, Mathematics Club, Non-Coms Club, Col- lege: Stevens Institute of Technology. 41.40 AARON J. KRAKOWER Punchy-Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Captain, Company B, Model Non-Com, Of- ficer of the Phoenix, Good Conduct Medal, Golf, Company Football, Basketball, Soft- ball, Ping Pong, All-Company Football, Winter Carnival Committee, Dance Com- mittee, Non-Coms Club, Officers' Club, Camera Club, Craft Club, Election Com- mittee, Science Club, Outing Club, Col- lege: The Citadel. ROBERT A. KYASKY Bob-Ansonia, Conn. Private, Company A, Varsity Football, Base- ball, Track, Varsity Club, College: United States Military Academy. 79 S -.lf 1 FRED CHARLES KREITZBERG Freddy-West New York, N.J. Sergeant, Company C, Good Conduct Medal, Company Football, Basketball, Chess Club, Non-Coms Club, College: Syracuse University. TIMOTHY G. LAWTON Tim-Greene, N.Y. Sergeant, Company A, Honors in English I, English ll, Latin ll, French II, French Ill, Scholarship Medal, Order of the Phoe- nix for Runner-up to Head Boy in 1952, Time Current Events award for Sopho- mores, 1952, Honor Stars, Company Foot- ball, All-Company Football, Windmill Club, Mathematics Club, Non-Coms Club, Punchi- nello, College: West Point. CHARLES P. KUIMJIAN Kumey-Fairport, N.Y. Second Lieutenant, Company B, Good Con- duct Medal C2 shieldsj, Varsity Track, Golf, Company Football, Basketball, Soft- ball, Golf, All-Company Football, Punchi- nello, Camera Club, Haversack, Non-Coms Club, Officers' Club, Winter Carnival Com- mittee, College: University of Rochester. fx 4- . f -f s.,?,t J -4 '53 l ' i 'H 1 . '.fv5,.1,'., 7 l - T ,h AVV. Q ,JV . , A-f I .11 , - - '1,,, ' , 1 . , -'fr-4 a-.M ' . at ' -' .- ,, .525-Q., ,y F , - 1f1 s'9,' . , , A , ,z I ,irq 7,-, lk , .X E 7.5 - ,,,' , ,1.:'fP'1g- . . -lg, Jn f - . -, 5 'itw-'t - ?. H .,,, 7 ,ifgrjgp 1, . 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Private, Company C, Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseball, College: Undecided. RICHARD B. LINDSAY General, Dick-Washington, D.C. Private, Company A, Varsity Football Track, Company Football, Glee Club, Col lege: West Point. THOMAS MAN L EY Tom-Norwich, N.Y. Private First Class, Company C, Varsity Baseball, Company Basketball, Rifle Club College: Cornell. QI 24 WILLIAM MAPSTONE Bill-E. Rochester, N.Y. Corporal, Company C, Rifle Team, Trav- elers Club, Camera Club, Non-Coms Club, College: Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute. WILLIS JAMES MILLER, JR. Bill-Syracuse, N.Y. Sergeant, Company A, Honors in General Science, English I, Elementary Algebra, Bi- ology, Intermediate Algebra, Physics, Scholarship Medal CSD, Companion of the Phoenix, Officer of the Phoenix, Living Church Award, Chapel Wardens Cross, Head Boy, Lower School, Good Conduct Medal, Honorable Mention, Westinghouse National Science Talent Search, Cross Country, Science Club, Chapel Wardens Society, Punchinello, Non-Coms Club, Camera Club, Windmill, College: Massa- chusetts Institute of Technology. RICHARD MELTZER Dick-Binghamton, N.Y. Sergeant, Company C, Company Football, Basketball, Softball, J.V. Baseball, Invest- ments Club, Non-Coms Club, Mathematics Club, College: Princeton. WILLIAM G. MORRISON Seniority-Jersey City, NJ. Sergeant, Company C, Varsity Cross Coun- try, Company Softball, Science Club, Windmill, St. .lohn's Society, Non-Coms Club, Craft Club, College: Cambridge School of Radio Broadcasting. ROBERT P. MILLER Bob-Syracuse, N.Y. Second Lieutenant, Company A, Honors in French ll, Latin I, Scholarship Medal, Good Conduct Medal, Company Football, Basketball, Softball, Editor, Haversack, College: Hamilton. l li: - -:IH I, g ,'.j,IA:Y I pta fi-'f,'.Z I .., . w -. 5--.v .-,Q l gi ft? ' I 1. 'A ,-.wig-K 1,10 'A I . v'-Q, ' -J I 'f ' '- ' ,.f',g- '. I . .. . ep y If-'-JL, I , - I ai ,, . ff.,-1-,gf I 'If,l. ff . ,I :VX-in t Zi,!....Ai1 ?., f ,-YP' , '95-Lrg-H . -.'F'-ff'-'lit I -573,3l'i .19 L . 1 -I 71' -I-..A.---Y fu , 1. '- N J.,':I j -fel: Qt 'ALI , . is ,Ti 'A .. .-ls. J. -.., .-..-..I 1 ' A ,7 , , -1,-'fat-1 , env ' ., 1 I .-, -, ,ff Q fefij' 5 5 ' . ' I2Q i - As' f ' . 7 lf ' .' 2' 5 -. . f ., -'-'fir f ' ' .J'?f?g5:f- X 'lf f' ll --:1-.---A 7 --Rf I , .'?jj,g', , .za K ufffgz ' ' Pre- ' Vit I. 'Aa-,et '- at -': . V' FRANKLYN F. OLBRIEN 0.8.-Port Leyden, N.Y. Private, Headquarters Company, Varsity Skiing, Company Football, Softball, Dra- matics Club, College: Westminster. 26 EDWARD ALAN MULLER Ted-Pittsfield, Mass. Staff Sergeant, Company B, Varsity Golf, Company Football, Basketball, Softball, Golf, Windmill, Photography Club, Non- Coms Club, Treasurer, Varsity Cheerleader, College: Ohio Wesleyan. PETER DUANE PARRISH Pete-Port Leyden, N.Y. First Sergeant, Headquarters Company, Companion of the Phoenix, Good Conduct Medal, Chapel Warden's Medal, Varsity Skiing, Soccer, Camera Club, College: Hobart. inf- if iifjggsfffi' L ,F X.,..., . . ' ' --1525.525 ' Q' ---1,2,3 g . Tl',!f?iai i 3723 yiii-fir, mzzsi FRANCIS JAMES O'BRlEN O.B.-Syracuse, N.Y. , Corporal, Company A, Varsity Swimming, Track, Company Football, Basketball, Dra. matics Club, Glee Club, Non-Coms Club, Craft Club, College: The Citadel. LEONARD S. PFEIFER Len-Great Neck, N.Y. Corporal, Company A, Varsity Soccer, Company Football, Softball, Secretary- Treasurer, Stamp Club, Mathematics Club, Non-Coms Club, College: Franklin and Marshall. PAUL VERNARD PRATT Tex-Mannsville, N.Y. Private, Headquarters Company, Military Merit Medal, Good Conduct Medal, Com- pany Football, Craft Club, Jazz Club, Col- lege: Undecided. RICHARD RENNER Dick-Afton, N.Y. Private, Company A, Wrestling, Lacrosse, Company Football, Mechanics Club, Col- lege: Middlebury. GERALD T. QUENELL Jer-East Rochester, N.Y. Private, Company B, Scholarship Medal, Winner, Time Current Events Quiz, Mili- tary Merit Medal, Good Conduct Medal, Company Football, Golf, College: Harvard. JOHN THEODORE RHUARK .I.T.-Carrollton, Ohio Sergeant, Company C, Good Conduct Medal, Varsity Rifle Team, Craft Club, Science Club, Rifle Club, Non-Coms Club, College: General Motors Institute. 'if fi mf. Riff-, R 53,32 -a f 1 r ' 4 A at fi RUSSELL E. REED Russ-Redwood, N.Y. Corporal, Company B, Good Conduct Medal, Varsity Swimming, Lacrosse, Com- pany Basketball, Football, Mechanics Club, lnvestment Club, Windmill, College: The Citadel. l E li f A . . , Um. ', , T ifrv.3.', , f, , - -:Linn A.y:5j4:1v - -I A 3,-,-.mmf y l' , .., f. H-,Y 1. , ix .A 533, ..,, 2, ,, wi .,,, fihi l 53'-2i2f':K,E '7' get V. 'Z-Lily.. , V . 5,114-.1 , .:'f5?fiQEjQ'- , .i'5 ' if' l 1 V ljjx.-f.T?'. 'i .'. T .,.4r,.v ,t 5 b , V 'J T '-1-'-'frif 1 fl' ,ii . , nj' , 'J I nge. .Q , All ., , Q, i 1, W' . ,,,:,,,. 'ty t-t m J Y fw 'tif-ieffi-. H J- . ' '- '-4. - ' , i gi... , - ,7 7'5 -' ' 14335: 'is . .. f.,.y,-Qi. 1 ,,?,,5:l ni- - ' '- I rx ,JH ,W .'-' 1 - Y r -L'.7'1-I. ' , .4-f.,3,,g,, I fp' y I X , 'f 3 fz'1l'. . r fkx'4.1X-RH' l, A n,,,, Fha.: 5 .II-.5 , .f :,1r'f5,.,fK i 5 If-at ,- 1 . .'.Z z5'--1 - 314, ' ,- ,a,,,f,1, 1 , f .,. EJ., if -7 V , . 3 ,. . ,. 1 , t,,.,4.5c,,y .g , . -1-,..,'j',7-t.-F 'Q if s , j .1 - - . fr: , 'f ij ',,'f -- . Jfiidif.. 'lin 254 , ,, -,N 9 fatty Q ' 1-,4g?.R',,: ' ' '.-J- ' f 'WQFQ . ' -io' R-A-44, T . .iif ,ff , . ,fi '-EIZVQQA. ,QV-'A 7303, J'- --if-'V ' I Q V RICHARD ROSENTHAL RosyeDurham, N.C. Private, Company A, Varsity Basketball, Track, Company Football, Varsity Club, College: Duke University. JOSEPH P. ROGERS, JR. Bucky-Syracuse, N.Y. Private, Company C5 Varsity Soccer, Ski ing, Track, College: Dartmouth. TERRY LEE Russ Rusty-Baldwinsville, N.Y. Private, Company C5 Varsity Track, Com- pany Football, Basketball, Mechanics Club Radio Club, Model Airplane Club, caiiegef United States Coast Guard Academy, GENARO A. RoJAs Negro-lrapa, Edo. Sucre, Venezuela First Lieutenant, Company A, Good Con duct Medal, Model Noncom, Varsity Soc cerg Science Club, Varsity Club, Non-Coms Club, College: Syracuse University. JAMES ABBOTT ScHAuTz Jim-Rochester, N.Y. Private, Company Ag Good Conduct Medal, Varsity Baseball, Company Foot- ball, Basketball, College: Ohio Wesleyan. l ROGER SEN Sen-Sen-Clayville, N.Y. Second Lieutenant, Company B, Military Merit Medal, Good Conduct Medal, Var- sity Football, Company Football, Softball, All-Company Football, Haversack Club, Non-Coms Club, Winter Carnival Commit- tee, Officers Club, Science Club, Invest- ment Club, College: Institute of Applied Arts and Sciences of Utica. EDWARD SHELDON Bones-Great Neck, N.Y. Corporal, Company B, Riflery Medals: Pro-Marksman, Marksman, Sharpshooter I, Il, III, Varsity Swimming, Lacrosse, Rifle Team, Company Football, Softball, All-Company Football, Camera Club, Rifle Club, Election Committee, Non-Coms Club, College: Lowell Textile Institute. :fi CHARLES BIERIE SHARP Chuck-New Philadelphia, Ohio Private, Company A, Varsity Football, Track, Company Basketball, Varsity Club, College: Princeton. MASON EVERETT SMITH Tim-Gouverneur, N.Y. Second Lieutenant, Company A, Head Boy, Upper School, Head Boy, Lower School, Scholarship Medal CIOJ, Offi- cer of the Phoenix, Commander of the Phoenix, Prix d'Honneur, National French Contest, Honors in Latin ll, lll, English ll, lll, French l, World History, Plane Geometry, Good Conduct Medal, Mili- tary Merit Medal, Varsity Tennis, Swim- ming, Company Football, Basketball, Soft- ball, All-Company Football, Windmill, Glee Club, Craft Club, Art Club, Non- Coms Club, Chairman, Student Elections Committee, Winter Carnival Committee, Literary Magazine, College: Amherst. RICHARD SHARP Dick-Providence, R.l. Corporal, Company A, Varsity Tennis, Company Football, Chess Club, Mathe matics Club, College: Yale. ,- fiilz' I z 1' , illf' il t . ' I .. 'if :'- i 'i Q A . ..3,I.'-5 - I-L - i Y I .JJ-, 'I l ' t ,--'JL--rx ., . .pg full, ,i . ,1'1'7t'f Q'51 N f -we-' 1, . ltr 5 fn.,-'v, f ,251 TW ' , , -,-if P .-'.7ff'.-Qjf', I , 4- .vgS,q,.. -1. f if ., V, .T f iv...-, - ,A .I 4 H il w. f f.,-11,411 fi '3-' -.' i'. 3.5 'I 'U .Af YQ, L ...- , .L ' i . ,I '9 :W 6 i .-i'- ' if' . V E151 .. y -,z ' ,Q . , .., ' ,Q ' UI K A MICHAEL Josepi-4 TA'ricH Mike-Binghamton, N.Y. Staff Sergeant, Company A, Varsity Track, Swimming, Wrestling, Company Basketball, Football, College: University of Pennsylvania. 30 Louis G. STARK Lou-Syracuse, N.Y. Private, Company C, Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseball, Varsity Club, Col- lege: Syracuse University. JON RHODES TREMBLEY .lon-Syracuse, N.Y. Sergeant, Company A, Chapel Wardens Cross, Varsity Cross Country, Swimming, Track, Company Football, Softball, Punchi- nello, Chapel Wardens Society, Non-Coms Club, College: Hobart. Josem-4 STRUMPH Joe-Rochester, N.Y. Private, Company A, Varsity Football Company Basketball, College: Undecided. JAMES WAGNER Honus-Laconia, N.H. Private First Class, Company B, Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseball, Varsity Club, College: Dartmouth. MARK H. VVATERBURY Tony-Utica, N.Y. Staff Sergeant, Company A, Good Con- duct Medal, Military Merit Medal, Var, sity Baseball, J.V. Basketball, Company Football, Basketball, Softball, All-Company Football, Science Club, Windmill, Non- Coms Club, College: Norwich. THOMAS WILBUR Tom-Johnson City, N.Y. Sergeant, Company B, Varsity Football, Baseball, Lacrosse, Company Basketball, Softball, Vice President, Varsity Club, Mechanics Club, Non-Coms Club, Outing Club, College: Colgate. B. FRANK WEBSTER, III B.F.-Lewiston, N.Y. Sergeant, Company A, Chapel Wardens Cross, Manager, Rifle Team, Company Football, Basketball, Softball, Rifle Club, Craft Club, College: The Citadel. FREDERICK A. WYCKOFF JR. I Rick-Pleasantville, N. Y. Sergeant, Company B, Varsity Baseball, J.V. Baseball, Company Basketball, Mana- ger, Company Football, Glee Club, In- vestments Club, Mechanics Club, Non- Coms Club, College: Hobart or Univer- sity of Vermont. CHARLES A. WHEELER Kit-Leicester, N.Y. Private, Headquarters Company, Good Conduct Medal, Varsity Swimming, Com- pany Softball, College: Alfred. FREDERICK O. ZAHM Fred-Hamburg, N.Y. Staff Sergeant, Company B, Good Con- duct Medal CI bronze shieldj, Haversack, President, Non'Coms Club, Craft Club, In- vestments Club, Camera Club, College: Rochester Business Institute. I-. QF .: 3 . Ja? 'W F A 3' 5 . . . .,., . E 3 , .g,, . PORT A 'fr Z.-s.'wrf!',:'j',f 32 Y , A3555 'S X 1 La., A 4 if s 4 A w 1 ,7 9 L 55' - -ltr N. First row: Sharp, Faman, Ahrendts, Garn, Strumph, Green, Pordum, Maloney, Foley, Hillmuth. Second row: Capt. Cahill, Coach, Montgomery, Assistant Manager, Wandtke, Baratta, M, Thoin, Wagner, Wilbur, MacLaren, Kyasky, Hubbard, Beak, DeVincent, Mr. Davis, Assistant Coach, Mr. Shankweiler, Assistant Coach, Kasting, Manager. Third row: Enzien, Capone, Costa, Bonifacio, Hecker, Robinson, Shanebrook, Stark, 1 C N li i K .. CAPTAIN CAHILL Coach MANLIUS MANLIUS MANLIUS MANLIUS MANLIUS MANLIUS MANLIUS MANLIUS VARSITY SCHEDULE Moizmsviiis 20 CORTLAND iv o COLGATE FRESHMEN 38 wiLLiAMs FRESHMEN o VALLEY roncs 21 ST. LAWRENCE JV 0 R.P.I. 6 WEST POINT PREP O f N v X ' .7 li 3' f wt IN Nu , -fqn,QrXr' .W V' I 'f ln:--1. . v Winning five games, Tying one, and losing two, the Varsity wrote another successful season into the r e c o rd books. Highlight of the season was the game with the Williams Freshmen, played here. This game found the team reaching their peak in blocking, tack- ling, and running. Scoring five times for a modern record in Manlius foot- ball, Bob Kyasky gave a demonstration of running the like of which has not been seen here for many years. The game was hard played and clean all the way, but Williams found our line too strong, and our backs too fast. Colgate was too strong for us, run- ning up a one-sided score on their home field. Valley Forge handed us our other defeat at Valley Forge, avenging a defeat at our hands last year. The final game was played against West Point Prep at Stewart Field. Man- lius was rolling in high gear and scored early and often. The line rose to great heights in holding for downs twice on the one-yard line. Congratulations to Captain Cahill and a fine squad for a thrilling and successful season! FOOTBALL Top to bottom: Kyasky scores. Kyasky stopped at Colgate. Kyasky scores number five! Kickoff-Williams game. First row: Allen, Assistant Manager: AI-nrendts, Wagner, Stark, Beak, MacLaren, Foley Second row: Mr. Anderson, Coachp Green, Maxwell, Rosenthal, R.: Garn, Axtell Emnger Manager VARSITY BASKETBALL WHITEY ANDERSON Coach 36 MANLIUS MANLIUS MANLIUS MANLIUS MANLIUS MANLIUS MANLIUS MANLIUS MANLIUS MANLIUS MANLIUS MANLIUS MANLIUS MANLIUS MANLIUS MANLIUS MANLIUS MANLIUS MANLIUS.. ...., , MANLIUS, ,,... . ,,,,, ,, MANLIUS MANLIUS MANLIUS SCHEDULE CORTLAND JV , COLGATE FRESHMEN ., R.P.I. FRESHMEN ,,,,.,,,, CORNELL FRESHMEN HARTWICK FRESHMEN , , CORNELL FRESHMEN ,, OSWEGO JV ,,,.,,,,,, HARTWICK FRESHMEN ,, HAMILTON JV ,. Y,,.. WYOMING SEMINARY N ,, LAKEMONT ACADEMY OSWEGO JV ,.,,,,,,,,.,....,... MORRISVILLE ,.,., CORTLAND JV ..,,, R.P.I. FRESHMEN .... MORRISVILLE .A,,,,,.,,,,. HAMILTON JV .w.,,,, ,, ,, , COLGATE FRESHMEN ,.A,, . ITHACA FRESHMEN ,. , , LAKEMONT ACADEMY .,,.,, WYOMING SEMINARY NYMA ,, ,,.A,,,.,,.,.....,,,e,,,,,,,, ,, 32ND AIRBORNE DIVISION JS: A I 'su +--MQ.. is gg ,. ..x. N. A fx.. X, mx 1 lm- 39--s ff W' 3? ' it Q x Y S, K J 1 Q 'lffr r' , V 5 V .. Lx K F 4 -. w First row: Schautz W ent, Wagner, J. VARSITY , yckoff, Kyasky, Church, Baratta, Thoin. Second row: GreenIeaf, Manager, Whitey Anderson, Coach, MacLaren, DeVinc Howard, Stark, Maxweli, Tamblyn, Assistant Manager. SCHEDULE MANLIUS WYOMING SEMINARY 6 MANLIUS HAMILTON JV I MANLIUS R.P.I. FRESHMEN 8 MANLIUS R.P.I. FRESHMEN 3 MANLIUS COLGATE FRESHMEN A MANLIUS ITHACA COLLEGE FRESHMEN I4 MANLIUS WYOMING SEMINARY 3 MANLIUS COLGATE FRESHMEN 7 'lk .5 vqliiu .-. uf 4 . . s 2.115 zu., sa.-. Wyckoff pitches a strike against R.P.I. The team was handicapped by the poorest spring for practice, weatherwise, in several years. Although some of our losses were close contests, we had an unfortunate season with regard to number of victories. Kirk Maxwell was awarded the Babe Ruth Trophy for his versatility in playing three positions during the season: pitcher, catcher, and first baseman. Jim Wagner received the most valuable player award for his fine play at shortstop and his .464 batting average. BASEBALL 'E' Wagner takes a cut. -in -A... First row: lsaf, Dillon, O'Brien, Conkey. Second row: Strumph, Sharp, Lindsay, Axtell, Gaw, Robinson, D4 Keough, Kyasky, Costa, Hecker, Ives, Manager, Mr. Foote, Coachg Ingersoll, Foley. High hurdles against R. P. I. TRACK The track team completed its season with two wins and two losses. Outstanding for Manlius were Bob Kyasky, who ran the 100 in 9.6 on one occasion and never lost at this distance, Charles Sharp in the discus event, Don Axtell in the dashes, and Dick Rosenthal over the high hurdles. Kyasky wins the hundred against Wyoming. MANLIUS MANLIUS MANLIUS MANLIUS SCHEDULE 67 WYOMING seMiNAizY 42 39 R.P.i, FRESHMEN si 31 coLGATs FRESHMEN as 70 WYOMING SEMINARY 47 SOCCER The soccer team, coached this year by Mr. Nary, won three and lost three for another successful season against experienced oppo- sition. Five ofthe games were played against college Junior Varsity teams, We defeated Hamilton twice by shut-out scores, lost close games to Cortland and Colgate, and were held scoreless by R.P.l. Scrimmage! First row: Pick, Roias, Kielland, Montealegre, Van den Bussche, Gonzales. Second row: Mr. Nary, Coach, Arce, Young, Rogers, Checquer, Pfiefer, Brown, R., March, Manager. MANLIUS MANLIUS MANLIUS MANLIUS MANLIUS MANLIUS SCHEDULE HAMILTON JV R.P.l. CORTLAND JV COLGATE JV HAMILTON JV LAKEMONT Roias scored on this one! SWIMMING TEAM .,.... . -, , . . ............ ...... ..s,.,,. .. W . ......-.-m,..,..,..,M..s.-f.,.. -...... W . - MQW: l ,Wessex . Agn'- .mefianliiw ' A .I First row: Brownell, Assistant Manager, Delrnonico, Reed, Trembley, Riley. Second row: McCauley, Kesel, Smi The Manlius Varsity swimmers turned in a re- markable performance this year. They deserve a great deal of credit for their team spirit and de- termination under somewhat trying conditions. Without a home pool, the team was very for- tunate to be able to practice four nights a week in Syracuse University's new pool. Handicapped by lack of sufficient conditioning, the Manlius swimmers won none of their four meets, but did provide stiff competition for their more experi- enced opponents. th, Hill, Wheeler, Mr. Lockhart, Coach. Taking first place in their respective events were Mason Smith in the lOO yard breast stroke, Kool Ulrich in the lOO yard free style, and the 200 yard Free Style Relay Team composed of Jon Trembley, Tony Arce, Jim McCauley, and Tom Riley. Close seconds were chalked up in individual events by these and other members of the team. Although the meet scores do not look impressive, we feel that the season has been successful and that Manlius can be proud of its swimming team's performance in l952-53. SCHEDULE MANLIUS 29 WYOMING SEMINARY 40 MANLIUS l8 WYOMING SEMINARY 51 MANLIUS l6 ALBANY ACADEMY . 53 MANLIUS I8 SYRACUSE FRESHMEN 5l as SKI TEAM l Left to right: Mr. Woods, Coach, Hatfield, A., Heffron, P, O'Brien, Pick, Demeree, Parrish, Rogers. X W el' ,, 1' 'P x X :fx X f 4V,4A 5 ' The Cadet skiers were able to compete in but two meets this year, owing to poor snow condi- tions. The first of these meets was at Old Forge where we participated individually in the open downhill and slalom meet, run by the Polar Bear Ski Club. Two weeks later, the team made its annual trip to Lake Placid where we again com- peted individually in the New York State Slalom Championships. Meets scheduled with the Syra- cuse Ski Club and with Cazenovia were cancelled because of lack of snow. L .4-. Lnl.. Left to right: Mr. Woods, Coach, Logan, Conley, Pick, Aronson, Broughton. TENNIS The tennis team played four matches this year, winning one, tying one, and losing two. Out- standing for Manlius was Peter Pick, who went undefeated and almost Unscored upon through- out the season. Pick serves. MANLIUS MANLIUS MANLIUS MANLIUS Q ' Tr: i N 1 SCHEDULE WYOMING SEMINARY R,P.l. FRESHMEN HAMILTON JV WYOMING SEMINARY T ,gay ' xx , , A kkykl iwffk Iggy? 3, . ' Q f 3 fJ'J..Jy X e 3 y M xg, 1 - fW92'f? -5 -Iri' f- F ' M ff v R Iuf'-',' 14,1-g '-'f ' , ' ' 5-on-iii f . W m 53 x x u Z fmiq ' i.. '- 'WHV v WRESTLING V 1 ,ft First row: Smith , Rudolph, Managers. Second row: Van den Bussche, Bonifac' Coach, Utter, Wason Third lo, Gaw, Mr. Connors, row: McEachren, Horigan, lsaf, Hillmut h, Costa, Aloi. The wrestling team, coached by Mr. Con Syracuse Y.M.C.A. instruct year In th nors, or, had tw . e first me ' te o meets this et with the Syracuse Y.M.C.A. am, we lost 36-13. The Syracuse Boys' Club de- feated us in the other meet, 25-15. Although de- feated in both meets, the team learned much about wrestling and hopes to have better success as this sport develops at Manlius. WILDCATS First row: Rassow, Lee, Baldwin, Hirschey, U,, Lyons, Dygert, Dillon. Second row: Travis, Spaulding, Ahles, Bellis, 'fwhiiey' Ander- son, Coachg Jetter, Graham, Dusing. The Wildcats had a highly successful season, winning three, and losing one. Pebble Hill was defeated twice, 45-12 and l9-O. Salem-Hyde cle- feated us 56-6, but in the final game we defeated t 43-18. Hats off to the Wildcats! Lakemon 'PX I -Z' M, J 1, 5 K WN 1 Z 3 Fu 'lm f , fx, :qv 1 I!'r' . , 3 - 7 7 ' I 7? f r WY f' Y be ,, f 2 . , f ' 'z ' P! .f V .L -X A ' f V K I! 'Q -ffiiilf A Tiff P-fi??3fJ+gr?2142ffvgswtwIffQif -If-iif'iw' ffibww H ., mf ,Q 2 Q L L ,'-- W fx A- - 'refcfffmw X A V' X ',4QgaEwg i 'QW'-if. W ' ' - L .J Q -.. ' W , 4' El' E54 L 4? 4s+,g,m:',' ' q 'N-, L ' s,, , -5 ,Any E. K 1 fx ? v v T , uw - . , 7- A kivmkh 6 . QV' ' , V, .Mtg K Y? 'QQ - Q , ,, 5 X ,f 'L , L x Q: I , -4 W? K c 6 i V 'nw 1 'L . 72' 'L g -fa A Q 3 ,L ,314 1' . - L ,, - 3 1, A, f, . A L 4 SKXQQNM mi M nw '. 4'g,aw'4 , lik' ,VM .,,' K Y ,N , V fe f ,4 .W x L- Y A Y -1 K W X Pa 'nf'50vQ - v C vi' X U! K ' 'A fliismlf ,, W 3. I , . , fy Q fl M ' Q u 4 4 I k ' J V , I s A I 9 . LEAGUE FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS C Company First row: Meltzer, Parker, Perkins, Kuhn, Hir- schey, Erichs. Second row: Mr. Luther, Coach, Kreitzberg Russ, Kennedy, Williams, Demeree, McCauley Hatfield, Davern, Mezzalingua. Headquarters Company First row: Taylor, O'Brien, Ettinger, Nielsen, Lar- son, Ingersoll, Greenleaf, Morris. Second row: Crippen, Wetzel, Walsh, Church, Howard, Crawford, Hider. A Company First row: Renner, Lindsay, Gaw, Smith, Trenn bley, Riley, Miller. Second row: Mr. Maier, Coach, Schautz, Wagner Wolf, Van der Kloet, Foster, Rosenthal, David off, Inwood, Van Norstrand, Aloi, Stanley. 3 A R.. 1' C QM rf S157 7 B Company First row: Tindall, Thorpe, Sheldon, Byrne, Ul- rich, Sen, Lenna, Rosenthal, Quenell. Second row: Mr. Grimes, Coach, Wyckoff, Kof- froth, Jennings, Christie, Brautigam, Heffron, Kuimiian, Krakower. All Company Church CH.Q.D Nielsen CH.Q.j Hatfield, S. CCD Sen CBD Kuimiian CBD Schautz CAD Trembley CAD Erichs CCD Hider CH.Q.D Sheldon CBD Smith, M, CAD Perkins CCD B Company First row: Urbancic, Nehrbas, Dykeman, Probst, Hinds. Second row: Pratt, Reed, Magee, Bowne, Muller. , i f 'W' ra- xgh 53142, A! m : I' I ' Headquarters Company First row: Wetzel, Taylor, Ettinger, Morris, Packer. Second row: Evans, Bolich, Larson, Crippen, Keough. All Company Urbancic CBD Lawton CAD Waterbury, M. CAD Wetzel CH.Q.D Dykernan CBD Bistrian CCD Bowne CBD Larson CH.Q.D Dougherty CCD O'Brien, F. CAD LEAGUE FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS A Company First row: Robinson, Castle, J., Allen, Waterbury, J., Castle, D., Rogger. Second row: Wason, O'Brien, F,, Tatich, Water- bury, M., Heffron, J., Wilcox, Tarnblyn. C Company First row: Bruck, Delmonico, Sullivan, Ziebarth J., Ziebarth, P. Second row: O'Connor, Bistrian, Sechtman Dougherty, Broughton, Mr. Lorenzen, Coach LEAGUE BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS A Company First row: Logan, Thoin, Kyasky, Sharp, Strumph, Conley. Second row: Mr. Maier, Coach, Webster, Schautz, Davidoff, Miller, Archambault. C Company B Company First row: Hubbard, Hecker, Baratta, Kennedy. First row: Wyckoff, Enlieft, Byrne, Mr. Second row: Hatfield, Pordum, Capt, Cahill, Coach, Farnan, Sewrtd VOWI Hefff0f1, Gorke, KUifT1i5'3n- Williams. Headquarters Company First row: Howard, Crippen, Keough. Second row: Crawford, Ingersoll, Church. L. i s r.w , X N X 'No-4 ':!X QL All Company Kyasky CAD Logan CAD Thoin CAD Baratta CCD Farnan CCD Heffron CBD Grimes, Coach LEAGUE BASKETBALL CO-CHAMPIONS Headquarters Company B Company First row: Mr. Grimes, Coach, Levy, Hinds, Magee. Second row: Bellis, Baldwin, Davis, Lenna. Mini Heade-uarters Company A COFTUPBHY Crippen, Bolich, Howard. First row: Waterbury, Robinson, D., Robinson, S. Second row: Evans, Keough, Ettinger. Second row: Shanebrook, O'Brien, Kasting, Tompkins. 'Wi l i . if 'Ks B All Company Hinds CBJ Davis CBJ Robinson, D. CAD Howard CH.Q.j Keough CH.Q. C Company First row: Bistrian, Broughton, Bruck, Hirschey, Dougherty, Conkey, Edwards. Second row: Capt. Cahill, Coach, Kreitzberg, Davies, Sullivan, Jetter, O'Connor. 'sm ua1,u44x.wma V 1 C- lu f.iu t i1axa::-aww COMPANY A First row: Capone, Waterbury, J., Van Norstrand, Bonifecio, Kielland. Second row: Mr. Maier, Coach, Kasting, Hetrick, Waterbury, M., Smith, Webster, Beak, Hillmuth, Miller, R. 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V N ,4gfA,:,,H,.:W3:Fx5r .xx , ,F ,X MISS ALICE SHANNON-Queen Cadets and guests in Phoenix Tavern. The Queen and her court. On Friday afternoon, February 6, the largest number of guests to attend a carnival in recent years occupied quarters in Thompson Hall. The evening pro- gram featured a basketball game between the Varsity and the Cortland JV team. After the game, the band entertained with a short concert, and the evening closed with a square dance. Saturday's program included a penny carnival in the gym, a basketball game between the faculty and some cadet experts, a Varsity game with the R.P.l. Frosh, and of course, the big event-the carnival ball. Freddy Martin and his orchestra provided music in a colorful setting for a dance enjoyed by everyone. High point of the evening was the choosing ot the Queen, Miss Alice Shannon, guest ot Bill Hecker. On Sunday, chapel services were held, and in the afternoon the carnival came to an end with a tea dance in Knox Hall. The Queen is presented to the battalion and guests. Behind the Ump as Wyckoff pitches. 7 Fw For the first time, the Father and Son Banquet was held on Post. The school arranged for caterers to serve smorgasbord in the new gymnasium, in a depar- ture from the old custom of having the banquet in a Syracuse hotel. Approxi- mately four hundred and seventy-five attended the dinner. O:f this number, one hundred and fifty were fathers, the largest group ever to 'attend a battalion dinner. The program for the day included a baseball game, tra match in the afternoon. Following these events, a full dress retreat parade was Faculty reception for fathers. ,,,...-r ,pun-r0 held, after which tne faculty held a reception for fathers in Phoenix Tavern. At seven o'clock, dinner was served in the gym where the program of the evening included short talks by General Barker, Mr. MacDonald, and Maior Swaim. Entertainment was furnished by the band, the Glee Club, and the color movie of a year at Manlius. And so came to an end another pleasurable Father and Son Day. Charles Sharp throws the discus. VV W 3 ' Pg' -5,2 vs Q Q '-7 1, , 'N .xzffwyvii fy 'D vm 9 H is if 'M f P ' ,, f ze wt ' F L I If if KL 3 H 4 I Snr 1 4, 4 w 1 'r J 'K 'YE' bl ,V A 4 - ...M 'JE -U-' I - - i ' I -, -,,, 57, the 94 7 Ill 5 :. 5 ' Q um. ' ' x , Efiflif, K -W: , . -. Gi 2 . wwf Q A555 iw fl.: V W 'R , .ff 9 ,Av ' H . 21 3 YM 3 4 . '17 Q V ' 2, in ..!,l, 59 -4434 ' f sf v I N ' J 'A K 5 - K Q annul ' 3 in-susan 'Nfl' -'gunman , -- f A Q H f I ' 5 ,. R - 'am i lf x M V any 4 A x I , . s . . M.. ur 9 as gg K ,f X ff ,X W S' v...-A K ' . Q.--f xp' 144. b - 4 .JQJM ' .- -f..,, , .- w-.wfig ,Q V, ., Q ' L, 5, w. Q - ,,.3f'f' ,, . A dgfwfgff x , -... , V ,l . 12:4 .1 A -lx Aw' ,ight N, 1 A. is In ' i fu., 1-. , 1 hm I.. .. I ag I v h ,JU ., . ..L,f::,,, .. 1' 4 , ff . V -nf ,ws 1, x ,,,. , Wh- ,. 7' , .- rw 'www-v , , jing an M -X' PM, i -. 5,5 J , ff Left to right: Captain Kielland, Lt. Roias, Lt. Beak, Lt. Miller, lst Sgt. Bonifacio. COMPANY We ot A Company are very proud ot our many accomplishments during the past year, At Commencement time, the climax of our competitive year came when we were awarded the Color Company Trophy as the best all-around company. We were tirst in intramural sports, and second in academic achievement. Socially we had two fine parties, one at Christmas and one in June. The Non- Coms Club attended a basketball game in Syracuse and held a picnic at Green Lakes. Our athletes made a fine showing in Varsity sports. Kielland, Rojas, Kyasky, Sharp, Capone, Robinson, Tatich, Thoin, Archambault, Schautz, Strumph, Trem- bley, Smith, and Beak all were outstanding Varsity competitors. We placed several men on All-Company intramural Teams. ln football: Trembley, Schautz, M. Smith, Lawton, and O'Brien, in basketball: Kyasky, Logan, Thoin, and D. Robinson. Under the capable leadership of Mr. Maier, A Company enioyed a fine year and really proved itself as the Color Company. COMPANY COMMANDANT Mr. J. Davis Maier CADET CAPTAIN Kielland CADET LIEUTENANTS Beak Miller, R. Roias CADET FIRST SERGEANT Bonifacio CADET STAFF SERGEANTS Badger Hillmuth Kasting Tatich Waterbury, M. CADET SERGEANTS Heffron, P. Inwood Lawton Sharp, R. Trembley Van der Kloet Van Norstrand Williams Wolf CADET CORPORALS Allen Dillon Foster Logan Miller, W. Pfeifer Tamblyn CADET PRIVATES Aloi Archambault Capone Castle, D, Conley Davidoff Freedman Hetrick Hilfiker Holslwue Horigan, T. Horigan, M. Isaf Kyasky Kesel Lindsay O'Brien, F. Renner Riley Robinson, S. Robinson, T. Rogger Rosenthal Rudolph Schautz Shanebrook Sharp, C. Smith, E. Stalford Strumph Swift Thoin Tompkins Van den Bussche Wagner Wason Waterbury, J. Webster Wilcox Young Left to right: Lt. Kuimiian, Captain Krakower, Lt. Heffron. COMPANY This year, B Company again had several men on Varsity teams. Tom Wilber, Costa, DeVincent, Green, and Wagner gave a big lift to the football team. Jim Wagner was also outstanding in basketball, and Rick Wyckoff was the mainstay of the pitching staff in baseball. As usual we placed many players on the intramural All-Company teams. In A League Football, Kuimiian, Sheldon, and Sen made it for B. In B League Football our all-stars were Urbancic, Dykeman, and Bowne. We were co-champions in B League Basketball. This makes our B League team tops for five consecutive years. In intramural basketball we also had our share of All-Company honors, l-leffron, Hinds, and Davis winning places on All-Company teams. Socially our year included highly successful parties at Christmas and in June. Academically, we had our troubles as a company, but next year we will try to make B top company in studies. We gave the finest demonstration of drill in company competition which B Company has presented in many years. Our hard preparation for comp earned enthusiastic applause, and many thought we were the best company on the field. We are determined to take the trophy for B next year. We wish to thank Mr. Grimes for his patient leadership and for his unfailing interest in the good of Company B. Thanks, Mr. Grimes, for everything! A ggi .rw .L 'M -W . elf' -QF? .....-M..-.-.-W nv '!R ' 'M' Q 'f .WT . f .ff W ,417 1 Id' .L -,' 1 X' x ,. , . f 1 A u .f -.1 bf x X, X, . - - .- -4 ' ,f.lQY5 -5' W.. '11 5 ,CJ V- 1 vw 9 .,,,A 'I xx A ... ' Q K -' x N -Y' -xi' 'Q' N .H 1' , ' . . ' 5 Q 5 . wi. I . W v . ,1 X 1 . 1 x 5, AM . s 5 q , 1 - X 1 . x n - X .2 ' 'bf .5 . f W A - ' A ik -W. dp-1-. , yi A ' H 7 X , U m I X 1' 9' -v A392 rl if QS ' H 'f ff LQ 1f Lf AQ 'f 1 'f f N , f . X s 1 In - A ' - up is Q ,, X 5 Pi Ami b -walk d 'ns H13 'nan' vnu f '- s1 O Y . 4. Q , 1 g- R 6' ,Q ,.. 0 A 'M 4 ' A Q F' 3 9 T Q V., p ' A v - Q l , I ,A ,aw A . vw' rw . 69 f Left to right Lt Broughton, Captain S. Hatfield, Lt. Erichs, lst Sgt. Davidson, Lt. Hirschey. Tying a record last established in 1900, C Company, for the fourth consecutive year was awarded the Military Trophy for proficiency in military activities and competitive drill. This proficiency was also demonstrated through the appearance of the C Company Drill Team in an exhibition at Syracuse University on R.O.T.C. Day. Academically, we were not able to take top honors as a company, but Hal Erichs was named Head Boy, and Gene Sullivan was Head Boy of the Lower School with Jon Ives cited as runner-up for this high honor. Men of C Company thus took the highest individual academic awards given by the school. Our A League Football team became champions of that league, and we had many players honored with All-Company ratings: Hatfield, S., Erichs, Perkins, Bistrian, Dougherty, Baratta, and Farnan winning places. We contributed heavily to Varsity squads with the services of the following players: Stark, Baratta, Gam, Maxwell, Axtell, Foley, Hecker, MacLaren, Ahrendts, Pick, Gonzales, Broughton, and Aronson. Four company parties were held this year, at Thanksgiving, Christmas, Spring Vacation, and in June. The Non-Coms had a picnic at Green Lakes as a final event in the social life of the company. lt has been a good year for C Company, thanks to Captain Cahill, our Com- mandant, and an efficient staff of officers. Next year we confidently expect to make C Company the Color Company! COMPANY COMMANDANT Captain Cahill CADET CAPTAIN Hatfield, S. CADET LIEUTENANTS Broughton Erichs Hatfield, A. Hirschey, I., CADET FIRST SERGEANT Davidson CADEI STAFF SERGEANTS Farnan Hence Hubbard Williams, P CADET SERGEANTS Aronson Durkee Englander Ives Kreitzberg LaBar Meltzer Morrison Rhuark Sullivan CADET CORPORALS Ahles Bruck Frezza Kehoe McCauley Mapstone Parker Sechtman Ahrendts Axe Baratta Bistrian Brownstein Conkey Delmonico Demeree Dougherty Foley Garn Gonzales Hecker Heisler Hill Hirschey, U. ller Jetter Kennedy Kuhn CADET PRIVATES Lees Limoncelli Maclaren Manley Maxwell Mezzalingua Netto O'Connor Pelton Perkins Pick Pordum Rogers Russ Schenkenberger Stark Terpening Utter Ziebarth, P. Ziebarth, J. , . I . HW o,Wk,,4UL W..-W' A i.,.,,.,,. .. , M,.,.et.w.r,m. ., n-.skip 'ggf fwgaff .. I as lr ' . -.f .' I ' 4 x 4 n 1-.vmmsrx-m-rxxnalz11 x murum A ur mn vf nu w,1an7nm 'uns 4: fs.- ,..,i.p- my Left to right Lt Hider lst Sgt. Parrish, SfSgt, Church, Lt. Howard. HEADQUARTERS COMPANY As usual, Headquarters Company had a very successful year academically. We had the highest company average for the year, for the second consecutive year, and at Commencement time we were awarded the new Academic Plaque, given this year for the first time, in recognition of our success. Our military standing was also high, and all year we gave the rifle companies real competition for the trophy. In intramural athletics our teams were lacking in personnel and had a great deal of difficulty in defeating other teams. We tied with B Company for first place in the B League Basketball standings, but were not able to take top honors in other sports. All-Company honors went to Church, Hider, Howard, Keough, Larson, Nielsen, and Wetzel. Many men of H,Q. showed excellence in athletics and were valuable to Varsity teams. Varsity players were Chequer, Church, Crawford, Henion, Howard, Keough, Larson, Parrish, and Wheeler. There were only two company parties this year, as most of the company fund was used for furnishing the company room. These parties were highly successful, however, and will be long remembered. The band suffered a great loss when Mr. Weit left in September. However, the fine spirit of our new Commandant, Mr. Milliman, kept the company in top shape. We wish to express our thanks both to Mr. Weit and Mr. Milliman for all they did for us. Mr. Jolly, our new director, brought the concert band and the marching band to a high peak of performance, and we pledge him our full-hearted cooperation for the band of next year., -P' ,,wggf7fSQq3kjf3j',gL,, Y W, ,N 5 X , , ' Y? Gly Hi JV, ar' in T .. ' M :iff Qj1,,,,3 ,!'QfQLg'7 fr QF! 1 0- 3 -.s. u 1 X , .. gk- yi ,-,Q u wave-n if 'V if M' A new ,fn 4 !'Q 1 ii ll -f D .1 'r s . ...H ,ww M-W ,sm 1 ..............-.-- Q M V , ,TWT ' f-'W Jr- M LLLi . J. , 7. 1 U j V.hL L , Q.: my j . W1 ' ' 1 .W 1 L., U I A .,, ww- , 'LL, mw- w,. -N 9? wif .-2: K. I 4 , ,- r vi' Qi in A gf Q ii 7 .451 kb I ' ,, vvx T , ,, , ,fe 1-'if l Left to right: Miller, Kuirniian, Stalford, Mr. Sherman, Adviser, Mr. Lockhart, Adviser, Zahm, l-leffron, Angelakos, Kasting. BOB MILLER Editor .ww 76 HAVERSACK CLUB As usual, club activities took the form of planning and producing the '53 edition. Early meetings were given over to laying out the general structure of the book, securing patronage, photographic coverage of tall events, Senior portraits, biographies, and the like. ln the winter term we designed the cover and specific page lay- outs. The spring term was devoted to completing the plan and final assembly. Once again, we wish to thank Mr. Jenks for his photography. We think pictures make a yearbook, and we cer- tainly owe him much. It is no mean task to produce a yearbook. We've done our best, and we hope you like THE HAVERSACK for '53. WINDMILL sf f we With a smaller staff than usual, much of the work of producing the paper fell upon too few shoulders to carry out the entire schedule of publications planned. Almost single-handed, Mike l-lorigan handled sports coverage. The services of Bob Woggon, Ted Muller, Dick Montgomery, Joel Aronson, Dick Englander, and Emmet Greenleaf combined to give WINDMILL the necessary coverage for our issues. They deserve credit for a iob well clone. 4 Following our custom of the past few years, we distributed Our final Commencement Issue to cadets and guests minutes after the awards were made and the ceremonies completed in Knox Hall. First row: Montgomery, Mr. Maier, Adviserg Aronson, Muller, Second row: Greenleaf, Horigan, M.g Woggon, Mr. Edwards, Adviserg Englander. a:fji8'8it ?Q3H H MIKE HORIGAN Sports Editor --uv' we CHESS CLUB First row: Kreitzberg, Delmonico, Thorpe, Kesel. Second row: Pick, Mr, Patten, Adviser. Activity in the Chess Club took the form of match play. Several rounds were enioyed by members ofthe club. On the basis of such play, the outstanding player ofthe group this year was Peter Pick. The Rifle Club, using the facilities of the range in the new gym, had an en- ioyable season. Principal activity of the club was the practice of rifle marksrnan- ship, with informal matches a pleasurable feature for those who have the dead eye. First row: Bolich, Axe, Edwards. Second row: Castle, D., LaBar, Betts, Lt. Parent, Adviser, Erichs, Davidson, Young. RIFLE CLUB Q5 gf F? TRAVELLERS CLUB Left to right: lves, Mapstone, Conkey, Bruck, Mr. Wight, Adviser, Ahles, Parker, Brown- stein, Berg. Featuring a program of geographical films and become an interesting and popular new club this President, Jack Kehoe, Vice President, and George Members of the Camera Club have been active ing how to use the facilities of the dark-room in largement, and other features of picture production. Left to right: Packer, Travis, Mr. Jenks, Adviserp Freedman. slides, the Travellers Club has year. Officers were: Jon lves, Ahles, Secretary. in taking pictures and in learn- problems of development, en- an CAMERA CLUB - - . , at Left to right: Sullivan, Ziebarth, P., Demeree, Ziebarth, J., Hubbard, Wilcox, Aloi, Shanebrook, Tamblyn, Dr. Williams, Adviser, Hirschey, U. SCIENCE CLUB Members of the Science Club carried out individual proiects for learning and using the scientific method of investigation in the fields of biology, general science, chemistry, and physics. Discussion centering in specific topics of special interest proved to be enlightening and profitable. Officers voted upon in the fall, were: Eugene Sullivan, President, Robert Demeree, Secretary-Treasurer. l v RADIO CLUB The activity of the Radio Club this year centered in projects of an individual nature. Theory and practice in the design and construction ot radio were fused in the making of small radio receivers. Other projects included the design and construction of an electric eye, and a small wireless transmitter. Officers of the club were George Cargin, President, and William Travis, Secretary-Treasurer. Lett to right: Travis, Meier, Cargin, Hannell, Mr, Lorenzen, Adviser, I Limit-tw r' First row- Bolich Ahles D'll . , , I on, Carter, Hirschey, U. Second row: Van der Kloet, Van Norstrand, Williams, R., Woggon, Tamblyn, Edwards, Badger. Third row: Ettinger, Parrish, Montgomery, Thorpe, Thoin, Betts, Crippen, Packer, Miller, W., Lindsay Webster, Gorke, Hider, Chaplain Judge. ST. JOHN'S GUILD OF CHAPEL WARDENS Miniature Wardens Crosses were awarded for the second time to: Bruce Badger, Douglas Betts, Jack Ettinger, Bruce Henion, Lawrence Hider, Lee Hirschey, Terry Inwood, Arthur H f' ' ' at ield, Sanford Hatfield, Willis Miller, Philip Thorpe, and Frank Webster. Gold Crosses were awarded to- Ronnie Ingersoll D 'd . , avi Kennedy, Richard Montgomery James Nielsen Pt , , eer Parrish, George Tamblyn, Philip Thoin, Jon Trembley, Richard Williams, and Robert Woggon. Cadets advanced to the en were: George Ahles, George Bolich, Howard Conke Ph'I' ' y, iip Crippen, Anthony Dillon, William Gorke, Urban Hirschey, Courtney Packer Mark Van d KI , er oet, Ralph Van Norstrand, and Paul Ziebarth. post of Associate Chapel Ward Seated: Mr. Nary, Director. Left to right: Lees, Capone, Horigan, T., Lindsay, Kennedy, Wyckoff, Lewis, Simmons, Tindall, Kuimiian, Inwood, Keough, March, Larson, Lenna, GLEE CLUB A new club this year, the Glee Club has been one of the most active in school. Headed by the able Mr. Nary, the club has had two appearances which it shared with the school band. Final public appearance of the club was at the Father and l ded by the battalion and guests. Hats Son Banquet where it was warmly app au ' I off to a popular and well-t rained singing group. i f 5 ' r if al, S1 Y 5 f , EW UF' 5 v A5 ta ' ii i h 0 af I In ft I lib f ,,. 1 .,..., A 'W Q in ,. 4, A24 MJ. -rm Q NJ 5 ini' s IJ 1 i . -f if 7 , w n,....... , ' v iff-i....J-H Vi . R. ---fr K, . ,. Ag, 1915355 ki . nl '3 5. E ? Q Mr. and Mrs. Jay receive a gift from the chorus and cast of characters-and we mean characters VARSITY CLUB CABARET Little Red Riding Hood and the wolf. The good fairies. 1 MILITARY f '- - Y If . 1 u-hz wifi Lt. Gaw, Lt. A. Hatfield, Maior Henion, Lt. Smith, Sergeant Major Cargin. THE CADET STAFF 5.1 it Q Kiki? , U,.Q.s.q,,.j 1 MAJOR ALLAN L. SWAIM Professor or Military Science and Tacric GCVERNMENT Coming on Thursday and Friday, April 9 and lO, the annual Government Inspection was earlier this year than usual. The first event was a formal field inspection of the battalion on the Com- stock Parade Field. Then, as usual, in- dividual companies were inspected in different military activities. Company C was inspected in combat formation and drill, Company A demonstrated rifle marksmanship, B Company was inspected in interior guard duty, and H.Q. Company exhibited physical ace tivities drill. Left to right: Captain Shaw, Col. Forse, General Barker, Maior Swaim, Lt. Parent. Remember these two things! Trooping the line. I. INSPECTION During the afternoon, classes in mili- tary science subiects were inspected, and the first day of G.l. closed with a full dress retreat parade. Inspection of Barracks was made on the morning of the second day. As usual, our preparation for this inspec- tion had us scrubbing, washing, wip- ing, scraping, shining, and polishing like niad-but when the time came we had good reason to feel that we had done an honor school job once more. Officers front and centerl Pass in review! 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Company B in competitive drill. 93 COMMENCEMENT HONORS Order of the Phoenix TWO HUNDRED AND ELEVENTH GAZETTE Friday, June 5, T953 For attention to duty and for having made an out- standing contribution to their respective companies, the degree of Companion is awarded to: GENARO ROJAS WILLIAM DAVIDSON KOOL ULRICH JACK ETTINGER For maintaining a high standard of performance throughout the school year for which they have been designated Model New Boy of their respective com- panies, the degree of Companion is awarded to: PETER LOGAN URBAN HIRSCHEY RICHARD LENNA ROBERT LEWIS For leadership and efficient performance of their duties and responsibilities classifying them as Model Non- Commissioned Officers of their respective companies, the degree of Officer is awarded to: JOSEPH BONIFACIO EUGENE SULLIVAN PHILLIP THORPE PETER PARRISH To the Cadet who has made the most notable contri- bution to the extra-curricular activities of the school other than athletic, the degree of Officer is awarded to: GEORGE CARGIN For fidelity to duty, industry, leadership and the high degree of efficiency with which they have performed every task as Company Commander of their respective companies the degree of Commander is awarded to: VAL KIELLAND SANFORD HATFIELD AARON KRAKOWER LAWRENCE HIDER For fidelity to duty, leadership, industry and his ex- cellent performance as Maior of the Battalion, the degree of Commander is awarded to: BRUCE HENION EUGENE SULLIVAN is named Head Boy of the Lower School. HAROLD ERICHS is named Head Boy of the Upper School. TWO HUNDRED AND TWELFTH GAZETTE Saturday, June 6, 1953 For outstanding achievement in the Military Depart- ment in recognition of which he has been awarded the Military Medal, the degree of Commander is awarded to: JOSEPH BONIFACIO For high academic standing for the lower school year, being surpassed only by the Head Boy of the Lower School, the degree of Companion is awarded to: JON IVES For high academic standing for the school year, being surpassed only by the Head Boy of the Upper School, the degree of Officer is awarded to: MASON SMITH For achieving the highest academic standing of all students enrolled in the Lower School for the entire year for which he has merited the distinction as Head Boy of the Lower School, the degree of Officer is awarded to: EUGENE SULLIVAN For achieving the highest academic standing of all students enrolled in the Upper School for the entire school year for which he has merited the distinction as Head Boy of the Upper School, the degree of Commander is awarded to: HAROLD ERICHS PATRONS NEW SYSTEM LAUNDRY CORCORAN, INCORPORATED VAN DERVORT STUDIO CLARK MUSIC COMPANY MR. 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