Manlius School - Haversack Yearbook (Manlius, NY)

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'MQ , .v N W., Lp f g A 14 4 -QA H - nf 'IW ,fl K A -I W ., 1 N, 'P , K iv ' . 5 5 A Y , ,Q , - 113 Q! Q ., ws, Ryu if 2' 7 ' ., W if . , Q '? 1qas , 4, 'Aw f I L , l X qw, . yifq . W, Y 1 fr ' ,W , O 1. 4 1 4 ,, 1. V5 . J' 4 QQ Www M 1 JOHN ANDRUSKO Andy-Ansonia, Conn. Private, Company C , Good Conduct Medal, Varsity Football: Company Basket- ball, College: West Point. GEORGE BARDEN ROBERT BARTRON Rig-Penn Yan, N. Y. Redzy-Portland, Penn. Private, Company C , Varsity Tennis, Private, Headquarters Company, Good Company Basketball: College: Colgate. Conduct Medal: Company Football, Soft- ball, College: East Stroudsburg State Teachers College. I4 RICHARD ARMSTRONG Jack-Avoco, N. Y. Private, Company C : Varsity Soccer, Tennis, College: Clarkson College of Tech- nology. GEORGE BERNER Toby-Centerline, Mich. Sergeant, Company A : Good Conduct Medal, Company Football: College: Michi- gan College of Mines. HAROLD BRAUTIGAM Harry-Wolcott, N. Y. Sergeant, Company B : Varsity Rifle Team: Company Football, Softball: Non- Coms Club: College: Cornell. PAUL CAMBO Pickle-Three Rivers, Mass. Private, Company C : Good Conduct Medal: Varsity Football: Varsity Club: Col- lege: Norwich. Roaeirr BRouGHToN Bob-Glens Falls, N. Y. First Lieutenant, Cadet Adiutant, Head- quarters Company: Good Conduct Medal: Military Merit Medal: Varsity Tennis, Rifle: Company Football, Basketball, Soft- ball: Craft Club: Math Club: Non-Coms Club: Officers Club: Winter Carnival Com- mittee: Rifle Club: College: Union. JAMES RICHARD CARNCROSS Carney-Syracuse, N. Y. Private, Company A : Varsity Ski Team: Company Softball: College: Syracuse. ROBERT CASCIOLA Cass-New Hyde Park, N. Y. Private, Company A : Varsity Football, Baseball: Glee Club: Varsity Club: Col- lege: Princeton. I5 WILLIAM CHRISTIE Willie-Butler, Penn. Sergeant, Company B , Varsity Rifle, Track, Swimming, Company Football, Soft' ball, College: University of Pittsburgh. RICHARD CHESTER Chet-Solvay, N. Y. Private, Company C , Varsity Football, College: Norwich. BRUCE CHURCH Buba-East Meadow, N. Y. First Lieutenant, Headquarters Company, Band Medal, Good Conduct Medal, Mili- tary Merit Medal, Varsity Football, Base- ball, JV Baseball, Company Football, Bas- ketball, Softball, All-Company Football 2, All-Company Softball 2, Band, Chorus, Swing Band, Craft Club, Varsity Club, Winter Carnival Committee, College: Wes- leyan. DONALD CHIRLIN Don-Norwich, N. Y. Private, Company B , Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseball, Varsity Club, College: Undecided. DONALD GENE CLARK Ace-Pleasanrville, N. J. Private, Company A , Varsity Football Basketball, Baseball, Varsity Club, College Colgate. E JOHN F. CONNORS John-Syracuse, N. Y. Private, Company C , Varsity Basketball, Baseball, College: LeMoyne College. HAROLD CURTIS Hal-Middle Granville, N. Y. Private, Headquarters Company, College: Norwich. WILLIAM EDWIN CREIGHTON Billy-Findlay, Ohio Private, Company B , Good Conduct Medal, Varsity Football, Basketball, Col- lege: Undecided. WILLIAM J. DAVIDSON Gramps-Homer, N. Y. First Lieutenant, Company C , Good Conduct 7, Military Merit 2, Athletic Medal, Companion of the Phoenix, Sharp- shooters Medal, Varsity Rifle Team, Cap- tain, Company Football, Softball, Varsity Club, Non-Coms Club, Officers Club, Rifle Club, Camera Club, College: Nichols Junior College. GERALD DAVIS Bevo-Cortland, N. Y. Staff Sergeant, Company B , Good Con- duct Medal, 1 Bronze, Military Merit Medal, Company Basketball, Softball, Col- lege: Union. I7 ROBERT L. DEMEREE Bob-Bainbridge, N.Y. Sergeant, Company C , Varsity Ski Team, Company Football, Chess Club, Science Club, College: Syracuse. JOHN T. DOUGHERTY CHARLES EDWARD DRAKE Terry-Skaneateles, N. Y. Cha-Cha-Syracuse, N. Y. Sergeant, Company C , Varsity Swim- Private, Company B , Company Foot- ming, Company Football, Basketball, Soft- ball, Basketball, Softball, All-Company ball, .IV Baseball, Chess Club, Non-Coms Football, Windmill, Haversack, College: Club, College: Purdue. Brown University. I8 ROBERT E. DoTY, JR. Bob-Queens Village, Long Island, N. Y. Corporal, Company B , Military Merit Medal, Company Football, Golf, Rifle Club, Glee Club, College: Annapolis. HENRY MILLS DRAKE The Duck-Syracuse, N. Y. Private, Company B , Varsity Basketball, Company Football, Softball, Golf, Wind- mill, Haversack, College: Brown Univer- sity. JAMES EDWIN DURKEE Durk-Homer, N. Y. First Sergeant, Company C , Good Con- duct Medal 2, Varsity Soccer, Company Football, Basketball, Softball, Varsity Club, President, Non-Coms Club, Mechanics Club, Radio Club, College: Denison. ERNEST ENZIEN Ernie-Frankfort, N. Y. Staff Sergeant, Company B , Scholarship Medal, Varsity Football, Baseball, Com- pany Football, Basketball, Softball, Col- lege: Georgetown. l CHARLES DYKEMAN Charles-Webster, Mass. Second Lieutenant, Company B , Schol- arship Medal 2, Military Merit Medal 3, Company Football, Basketball, Stamp Club, Craft Club, College: Tufts. HAROLD GERARD ERICHS Hal-Yonkers, N. Y. Captain, Company C , Head Boy, Honor Stars, Scholarship Medal 4, Honors in Elementary Algebra, Plane Geometry, ln- termediate Algebra,' English lll, German l, Harvard Award, Commander of the Phoenix, Miliary Merit Medal 6, Good Conduct Medal 3, Varsity Swimming, JV Baseball, Company Football, Basketball, Softball, All-Company Football, College: M.l.T. l Joi-iN W. ETTINGER Knobby-Moravia, N. Y. Second Lieutenant, Headquarters Com- pany, Companion of the Phoenix, Good Conduct Medal 2, Varsity Basketball, Manager, Company Football, Basketball, Softball, Golf, Varsity Club, Windmill, Mechanics Club, Chorus, Swing Band, Non-Coms Club, Officers Club, Winter Carnival Committee, Chapel Wardens, College: University of Vermont. ,I9 RALPH W. FAXON Bing-Long Lake, N. Y. Private, Headquarters Company, Good Conduct Medal, Company Basketball, Col- lege: Undecided. HENRY GRABOSKY GUY C. HENCE Gene Liverpool N Y Guy-Flushing, Long Island, N. Y. Private Headquarters Company Military Second Lieutenant, Company C , Com- Ment Medal Varsity Football Basketball pany Football, Softball, Golf, Mechanics Varsity Club College Undecided Club, Non-Coms Club, College: Virginia Military Institute. STUART FELDERSTEIN Stu-Rochester, N. Y. Private, Company A , Company Basket- ball, Softball, College: Harpur. LAWRENCE HIDER Flash-Rochester, N. Y. Major, Headquarters Company, Military Merit Medal, Good Conduct Medal, Of- ficer of the Phoenix, Commander of the Phoenix, Band Medal, Chapel Wardens, Varsity Track, Cross Country, Company Football, Softball, Science Club, Art Club, Band, Chorus, Swing Band, Winter Car- nival Committee, Punchinello, College: Virginia Military Institute. LEONARD HINDS Len-Holcomb, N. Y. Staff Sergeant, Company B , Scholarship Medal, Good Conduct Medal, Military Merit Medal, Company Football, Basket- ball, Softball, College: Morrisville. GALEN HOLSHUE Gale-Palos Park, III. Corporal, Company A , College: Uni- versity of Pennsylvania. WILLIAM D. HOFFMAN Bruno-West Kill, N. Y. Private, Company B , Varsity Soccer, Company Softball, Glee Club, Math Club, College: Clarkson. THOMAS HORIGAN ROBERT SALEM IsAF Tom-Elmira, N. Y. Buff-Cortland, N. Y. Sergeant, Company A , Company Bas- Sergeant, Company A , Good Conduct ketball, Glee Club, College: Undecided. Medal, Varsity Wrestling, Track, Company Football, Basketball, Non-Coms Club, Var- sity Club, College: LeMoyne College. 2l JOHN R. KASTING, JR. Jack-Buffalo, N. Y. Second Lieutenant, Company A , Varsity Football, Manager, Varsity Wrestling, Var- sity Rifle, Company Football, Basketball, Softball, Haversack, Windmill, Non-Coms Club, Officers Club, Rifle Club, Winter Carnival Committee, Camera Club, Col- lege: Simmons. 22 ROBERT JENNINGS Al-Mechanicville, N. Y. Sergeant, Company B , JV Baseball, Company Football, Basketball, Softball, Non-Coms Club, Mechanics Club, Craft Club: Chapel Wardens, College: Bryant College. DAVID KENNEDY Dave-Dearborn, Mich. Corporal, Company C , Company Foot- ball, College: Cornell. LYNN JosEPH Joe-Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y. Private, Company A , Varsity Tennis, Swimming, Company Football, Basketball, Chess Club, College: St Lawrence. JAMES FRANCIS KEOUGH Jim-Trenton, Mich. Sergeant, Headquarters Company, Varsity Track, Company Football, Basketball, All- Company Basketball, Glee Club, Band, Non-Coms Club, College: Notre Dame. STEPHEN KLEIN Steve-Alexander, N. Y. Private, Company A , Military Merit Medal, Varsity Football, Windmill, College: West Point. ROYAL E. LARsoN Buzz-Portland, Conn. Sergeant, Headquarters Company, Varsity Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Company Football, Basketball, Softball, Golf, All-Company Football, Basketball, Softball, Chess Club, Glee Club, Non-Coms Club, Choir, Band, Chorus, College: Norwich University. MORGAN J. KNUDSEN Moe-North Haven, Conn. Private, Company B , Varsity Football, College: Northwestern. JOHN LAWRENCE Garbo-Centralia, Penn. Private, Company B , Varsity Football, Baseball, Track, Company Basketball, Col- lege: University of Miami, Florida. RICHARD LENNA Dick-Jamestown, N. Y. Sergeant, Company B , Military Merit Medal, Good Conduct Medal 3, Compan- ion of the Phoenix, Company Football, Basketball, Chess Club, Glee Club, Col- lege: Holy Cross Seminary. 23 JAMES W. MCCAULEY, JR. Mac-Mitchell Air Force Base, L. I., N. Y. Sergeant Maior, Battalion Staff, Company C , Varsity Swimming, Captain, JV Base- ball, Company Football, Softball, Golf, Ping-Pong, All-Company Football, Wind- mill, Math Club, Chess Club, Non-Coms Club, Winter Carnival Committee, College: West Point. RICHARD LIMONCELLI Dick-Elmira, N. Y. Corporal, Company C , Varsity Soccer, Track, Company Football, Basketball, Me- chanics Club, Non-Coms Club, College: Bowling Green University. NEIL MCEACHREN Mac-Fairport, N. Y. Sergeant, Company B , Varsity Football, Wrestling, Company Softball, Golf, Presi- dent, Senior Class, Varsity Club, College: Brown University. RICHARD B. LINDSAY Dick-Sampson Air Force Base, Geneva, N. Y. First Sergeant, Company A , Good Con- duct Medal, Varsity Football, Swimming, Track, Company Football, Chapel Ward- ens, Glee Club, Windmill, Non-Coms Club, College: Georgetown. RICHARD D. MATLOW Dick-Syracuse, N. Y. Private, Company B , Scholarship Medal Military Merit Medal, Varsity Basketball Baseball, College: Yale. WALTER MENDEZ DOUSDEBES Walt-Bogata, Colombia Private, Company A , Varsity Soccer College: Cornell. RODOLFO MONTEALEGRE Condre-San Jose, Costa Rica i ROBERT MISERE Bob-Massillon, Ohio Private First Class, Company C , Varsity Football, Baseball, Company Basketball, College: West Point. ROBERT D. NEVIN Bob-Plattsburg, N. Y. Sergeant, Company B , Good Conduct Private, Company B , Good Conduct Medal, Varsity Soccer, Swimming, Com- Medal, Company Golf, Craft Shop, Col- pany Softball, Varsity Club, Camera Club, lege: Norwich University. College: General Motors Institute. JAMES C. NIELSEN Jimbo-Staten Island, N. Y. Sergeant, Headquarters Company, Military Merit Medal, Chapel Wardens Cross, Var- sity Baseball, Rifle, Company Softball, Football, Golf, Craft Club, Band, College: Syracuse University. l A 25 DONALD NETTO Don-Belmont, Mass. Private, Company C , Company Football, Camera Club, Mechanics Club, College: Undecided. ALBERT CHARLES O'NElL JAMES K. PANGMAN Al-Carthage, N. Y. Pangie-Cobleskill, N. Y. Private, Company A , Varsity Football, Private, Company A , Company Foot- Track, Company Basketball, College: St. ball, Basketball, Softball, College: Union. Lawrence. 26 HAROLD G. NORTHROP Hal-Ithaca, N. Y. Private First Class, Company C , Good Conduct Medal, Varsity Football, Baseball, Track, Company Basketball, Varsity Club, College: Undecided. MAURICE PERKINS Perk-Cazenovia, N. Y. Sergeant, Company C , JV Baseball, Company Football, Punchinellop College: University of New Hampshire. PEDRO PICK, JR. Pedro-Caracas, Venezuela Corporal, Com pa ny C , Scholarship Medal, Varsity Soccer, Captain, Varsity Tennis, Captain, Ski Team, Varsity Track, Swimming, Company Ping-Pong, Tennis, Varsity Club, Treasurer, Chess Club, Col- lege: Cornell. GARY DAVIS PROBST Gary-Wellsboro, Penn. Sergeant, Company B , Good Conduct Medal, Varsity Rifle Team, JV Baseball, Company Football, Glee Club, Camera Club, College: Bryant College. JEREMY Rov PRATT Pratty-Springville, N. Y. Private, Company B , Company Football, All-Company Football, College: Pennsyl- vania State College. RALPH WILLIAM REDLING Bugs-Hasbrouck Heights, N. J. Private, Company B , Military Merit Medal, Good Conduct Medal, Varsity Bas- ketball, Football, Track, College: Dela- ware University. ROBERT VINCENT RENZI Renz-Watertown, N. Y. Private, Company A , Varsity Football Baseball, Track, Company Basketball, Var sity Club, College: Cornell. 27 EDWARD RYAN Ted-Holland Patent, N. Y. Private, Company B , Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseball, College: Undecided. 28 THOMAS RILEY Tom-Buffalo, N. Y. Sergeant, Company A , Varsity Swim- ming, JV Baseball, Company Football, Non-Coms Club, College: Undecided. PAUL Louis SECHTMAN Sack-Great Neck, Long Island, N. Y. Corporal, Company C , Varsity Cross Country, Track, Rifle, Swimming, Company Football, Chess Club, Airplane Club, Non- Coms Club, College: Virginia Military Institute. l STEPHEN ROBINSON Steve-Cortland, N. Y. Sergeant, Company A , Varsity Football, Track, Company Basketball, Softball, Var- sity Club, Glee Club, Non-Coms Club, College: Undecided. JAMES SERLING .limfSeneca Falls, N..Y. Private, Headquarters Company, Company Football, Band, College: Syracuse. 4 JOEL SERLING Jpel-Seneca Falls, N. Y. Private, Headquarters Company, Band, Swing Band, College: Syracuse. TYLER SPRAGUE Ty-Ithaca, N. Y. Private, Headquarters Company, Varsity Wrestling, Company Football, Softball, Band, Outing Club, College: The Citadel. I - FREDERIC SHEARER Fearless-Moravia, N. Y. Corporal, Headquarters Company, Com- pany Basketball, Softball, Travellers Club, Outing Club, Non-Coms Club, College: Undecided. EDWARD STALFORD Digger-Warsaw, N. Y. Sergeant, Company A , Good Conduct Medal 4, Varsity Basketball, Manager, Glee Club, Choir, Punchinello, Camera Club, Non-Coms Club, Haversack, Editor, Col- lege: Simmons. CHARLES ERNEST STEBBINS Charlie-Tilton, N. H. Private, Company B , Military Merit Medal, Good Conduct Medal, Varsity Baseball, Company Football, Basketball, College: Holy Cross College. 29 PHILIP PETER THolN, JR. Phil-Williamsville, N. Y. Staff Sergeant, Company A , Chapel Wardens Cross, Varsity Baseball, Com- pany Basketball, Football, All-Company Basketball, Non-Coms Club, Vice Presi- dent, College: Denison. 30 PAUL STOECKER Stoeck-Cazenovia, N. Y. Private, Company C , Varsity Football, Glee Club, College: Colgate. PHILLIP E. THORPE Phil-Tannersville, N. Y. Second Lieutenant, Company B , Military Merit Medal, Good Conduct Medal 3, Officer of the Phoenix, Chapel Wardens Cross 2, Company Football, Chess Club, Chapel Wardens, College: Hobart. l ROBERT TALLGREN Tall-Merrick, N. Y. Private, Company B , Scholarship Medal, Military Merit Medal, Varsity Football, Basketball, Track, Varsity Club, College: West Point. JOHN CHARLES TINDALL, JR. Twig-Syracuse, N. Y. First Lieutenant, Company B , Good Con- duct Medal 4, JV Baseball, Company Football, Basketball, Glee Club, Camera Club, Outing Club, College: University of New Hampshire. l AUSTIN TOWLE Wash-Wash-Syracuse, N. Y. HAROLD EDWARD TRACY Trace-Fayetteville, N. Y. Private, Company A , Varsity Swimming, Private, Company C , Company Softball, Company Football, Softball, Windmill, Glee Club, Choir, College: Norwich Uni- Chess Club, Chapel Wardens, College: versity. Yale. FRANK R. UTTER Oleo-Friendship, N. Y. Sergeant, Company C , Varsity Soccer, Wrestling, Non-Coms Club, College: Cor- nell. MARK VAN DER KLOET Van-Erie, Penn. Second Lieutenant, Company A , Chapel Wardens Cross, Military Merit Medal 4, Good Conduct Medal 4, Varsity Wrestling, Lacrosse, Company Basketball, Football, Softball, Non-Coms Club, Officers Club, Craft Club, Travellers Club, Winter Carni- val Committee, College: Virginia Military Institute. l l RALPH E. VAN NoRsTRAND, JR. Van-Darien, Conn. First Sergeant, Company A , Honors in Spanish l, Latin ll, Elementary Algebra, English Ill, Scholarship Medal 2, Good Conduct Medal 2, Military Merit Medal 4, Company Football, Basketball, Soft- ball, Chess Club, Windmill, Chapel Ward- ens, Non-Coms Club, Officers Club, Win- ter Carnival Committee, College: Harvard. t l - 3l PETER M. WILLIAMS Pete-Manlius, N. Y. Second Lieutenant, Company C , Honors in Earth Science, Religion, Good Conduct Medal 2, Company Football, Basketball, Softball, All-Company Basketball, Mechan- ics Club, Haversack, Non-Coms Club, Of- ficers Club, Winter Carnival Committee, College: Syracuse University. 32 JOHN W. WALSH John-North Rose, N. Y. Private First Class, Headquarters Company, Company Football, Basketball, Softball, Outing Club, Band, College: The Citadel. RICHARD DEE WILLIAMS Doc-Cicero, N. Y. Sergeant, Company A , Chapel Wardens Cross, Good Conduct Medal 4, Lacrosse, Organist, Chapel Wardens, Non-Coms Club, President, Camera Club, College: Simmons. HENRY WAsoN Hank-North Syracuse, N. Y. Sergeant, Company A , Good Conduct Medal, Varsity Wrestling, Company Foot- ball, Basketball, Golf, Mechanics Club, College: Alabama. ROBERT LoRMoR WoGcoN Woggie-Rochester, N. Y. Staff Sergeant, Headquarters Company, Chapel Wardens Cross, Good Conduct Medal, Company Football, Softball, Wind- mill, Editor, Chapel Wardens, Non-Coms Club, Mechanics Club, Band, Chorus, Band Librarian, College: Undecided. RAYMOND l'lAVlLAND YouNo, JR. Ray-Cortland, N. Y. Staff-Sergeant, Company A , Good Con- duct Medal, Varsity Soccer, Rifle, La- crosse, Wrestling, Ski Team, Company Football, Golf, Softball, Rifle Club, Me- chanics Club, Non-Coms Club, Punchi- nello, College: Hobart. STANLEY C. WRIGHT Stan-Watertown, N. Y. Private, Company C , Company Basket- ball, College: Rensselaer Polytechnic In- stitute. PAUL ROBERT ZIEBARTH Zebe-Eggertsville, N. Y. Private, Company C , Chess Club, Sci ence Club, Chapel Wardens, Varsity Soc cer, Company Football, Basketball, Col lege: University of Pennsylvania. FRANCIS ROBERT GARN Bob-Syracuse, N. Y. Staff Sergeant, Company B , Good Con- duct Medal, Varsity Football, Captain, Varsity Basketball, Co-Captain, Varsity Baseball, Track, Company Softball, Var- sity Club, College: West Point. l 34 POST GRADUATES ARTHUR E. ARCHAMBAULT Art-Hayt Corners, N. Y. Staff Sergeant, Company A , Good Con- duct Medal, Varsity Soccer, Company Bas- ketball, Glee Club, Non-Coms Club, Col- lege: Annapolis. THOMAS MANLEY Tom-Norwich, N. Y. Sergeant, Company C , Varsity Baseball, Company Basketball, Softball, Non-Coms Club, College: Cornell. E JosEPH ROGERS, JR. Bucky-Syracuse, N. Y. Corporal, Company C , Honors in French ll, Varsity Soccer, Ski Team,, Baseball, Varsity Club, College: Yale. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Peter Pick, Secretaryg Neil McEachren, Presidentg Stanley Wright, New Boy Rep resentativeg Philip Thoin, Vice President, Thomas Horigan, Old Buy Representative mvvww' 0 9 SPOR T ,:5551i,?Q2A7 . V7-5Tc'?, X .L , .. ,S , 0 ,mi,.1.1, -1M,Ss,fQ:L,f,, 1 7, M ,1,.4g1j-'- is ' isMgg-Zmfpzge, 2151 ww. fe, wr S X rv X if wg' u,H,,f 5 A if f T2 A -A Sw, . W ' yummzx I , A ..., , My 5 -4 ,, . b 5 ,Q 5. 1 i,i,,,,T efp' 3 K -' F nfs W Y First row: Mr. Shankweiler, Assistant Coach, Shanebrook, Assistant Manager, Chirlin, Northrop, Casciola, Tallgren, Gam, Grabosky, Pordum, Lawrence, Knudsen, Creighton. Second row: Gorke, Assistant Manager, McEachren, Sfoecker, Ryan, Clark, Andrusko, Redling, Wheeler, Morey, Klein, Robinson, Montgomery, Manager, Mr. Cahill, Head' Coach. Third row: Chester, Misere, Dibblee, Church, Bonifacio, Renzi, O'Neil, Wertheimer, Cambo. MANLIUS ,,e,,,,,,. ,.,..... MANLIUS .,,...,,,, ,,,,.... , MANLIUS ,.,,,,,,., ..,,.... I MANLIUS ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,.., 2 it 20 MANLIUS ,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,, SCHEDULE MORRISVILLE 43 CORTLAND I9 COLGATE ,,e...,.,.,., 27 ST. LAWRENCE 35 VALLEY FORGE VARSITY lm MANLIUS ......c.. ,,,,,,,, I 5 WILLIAMS ..,..,.. ... MANLIUS ,.,c...... eevY,YY, I 4 WEST POINT ..,.,,Y .. YY...... ..... X 'Y I CAPTAIN CAHILI. -V ip Coach 5.1 -at f -4 'Ihkxmlli 38 ' 4' ll ' f -Q The Manlius football squad, winning seven games in succession, produced Coach Tom Cahill's first undefeated foot- ball season. Highlight of the season was the thrilling win over the West Point Plebes in a game dominated by fast- charging lines. Because the Army line was almost impenetrable, Don Clark had to resort to his passing game which clicked for two TD's-Don Chirlin and Ralph Redling being the receivers. The Cadets opened the season with a 20-O victory over Morrisville and a 43-0 win over Cortland, its ground offense clicking efficiently. Bob Renzi, Dick Chester, John Andrusko, Don Clark, and Ralph Redling scored all the touchdowns. The first real test was a 19-7 win over powerful Colgate. Manlius beat St. Law- rence easily in its fourth game by a 27-O count. On Homecoming Day the Cadets trounced Valley Forge 35-O. The defense, led by Bob Casciola, yielded barely a yard on the ground. The Cadets got their greatest scare of the year when they barely beat Williams T5-6. Manlius averaged 23 points per game, as men like Andrusko, Redling, Chester, and Renzi ran superbly. Clark and Misere contributed the ever-threatening passing attack. Men like Garn, Casciola, Chirlin, Tallgren, Creighton, McEachren, Gra- bosky, and Lawrence held our opponents to but two TD's during the year. Hats off to Captain Cahill and an ex- cellent, well-balanced team for the great- est season in Manlius football history! FOOTBALL , x Top to bottom: Redling around end. Touchdown. Casciola throws a block. First TD against Valley Forge. First row: Chirlin, Drake, H., Tallgren, Marlow, Clark, Robinson, D. Second row: Whitey Anderson, Coach, Stalford, Manager, Ryan, Connors, Garn, Grabosky Redling Swaney, Assistant Manager. WHlTEY ANDERSON Coach 40 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE MANLIUS ......... ........ 6 I CORTLAND .,,,.. MANLIUS ,,,.,.... .,,,,Y, MANLIUS ......... ....... MANLIUS ,,..,,,.. ,.,..,, MANLIUS ......,.. ..,.... MANLIUS .60 R.P.l. ...,........ . .76 HARTWICK ,...,, .49 HOBART ,..... .49 CORNELL ,....,....,... .87 OSWEGO .............. MANLIUS ......... ........ 6 3 U. OF ROCHESTER MANLIUS ......... ....... MANLIUS ......... ....... .90 HARTWICK ............ .76 MORRISVILLE ..... MANLIUS ......... ........ 6 5 LeMOYNE MANLIUS ......... ....... 4 9 LeMOYNE ........ MANLIUS ......... ........ 5 9 CORTLAND ...... MANLIUS ......... ........ 7 6 OSWEGO ........ MANLIUS ........ ...,... 9 6 MORRISVILLE ..... MANLIUS ......... ........ 7 8 R.P.l. ............... . MANLIUS ......... ........ 6 7 COLGATE .... MANLIUS ......... ........ 6 3 HOBART ...... MANLIUS ......... ........ 5 5 CORNELL .... MANLIUS ......... ....... .47 CO LGATE .... fi if 5 M Vt . 45 ' , , . f Lfwyg ig Y? V Q Z., LM . if fwh 'fm 2 ' 5 g Q ,Q,5sA?E,?? 5 5 N55 :ZLL , I ' A Kyiv . H K ii 2 s S '5 MANLIUS ....,,, MANLIUS .,.,,.. MANLIUS MANLIUS MANLIUS, ,,,. .. MANLIUS.. MANLIUS ....... MANLIUS MANLIUS .,.,.........,,..,,..... 0 First row: Stebbins, Wright, S., Clark, Casciola, Dykeman, Chirlin, Renzi, Church, Ryan, Connors. Second row: Tindall, Manager, Berner, Chester, Misere, Northrop, Morey, Wertheimer, AI., Enzien, Thoin, Mr. MacPhee, Coach, Lenna, Assistant Manager. SCHEDULE WYOMING SEMINARY ,.,......... 5 COLGATE FRESHMEN .... .,,..,, I I 9 CORTLAND 8 ,,,,,,,'lO CORNELL FRESHMEN 8 5 CORTLAND ,......'I0 5 COLGATE FRESHMEN 7 7 ITHACA 5 3 ITHACA 4 R.P.I. FRESHMEN ..,,.....,.A........ 5 41 7' I .ES 8 CUT. VARHTY , 94 W7 -L , 1.1- The baseball team was handicapped by poor pre-season weather, and early practice was greatly hampered. Despite practice difficulty, the squad was spirited and determined all season, and represented the school well. Ryan and Connors pitched well all season. Clark led the hitters with an average of .406 and con- tributed several timely home runs. Stebbins and Wright did excellent work with the stick, and added greatly to our offensive strength. Mr. MacPhee, himself a former professional ball player, taught the squad the smart heads-up brand of play which was the highlight of the '54 season. BASEBALL ll Matlow hits. Steady down out there! fra f -il'ff41iIz!fQ W Connors pitches Q . Second row Captain Sedgwick Coach Dahl Assistant Manager Creighton Blume Towle, TRACK The track team engaged in four meets, winning one and los- ing three. Outstanding for Man- Iius were Tallgren in field events, Gam in the high iump, Creighton and Clark in the dashes, and Cur- tis in the broad lump. Curtis broad lumps. Finish of the 100-yard dash. MANLIUS .....4,,.,, MANLIUS MANLIUS MANLIUS ,,..,,,.s,., SCHEDULE A3 U3 WYO. SEMINARY 73 2X3 21 U2 COLGATE FRESH. .,.... 97112 R.P.I. FRESHMEN ...,,.,. 77 54 LAKEMONT ACAD. .... 23 SOCCER The soccer team, coached by Mr. Nary with the assistance of Mr. Rugh, won three games and lost four in a season played against college freshman or iunior varsity teams. Rodolfo Mon- tealegre was top scorer, with Peter Pick running a close second. Congratulations to the team and coaches for a good record against experienced opposition. Montealegre scored on this kick. First row: Delancey, Mendez, H., Pick, Montealegre, Van den Bussche, Mendez, W., Larson. Second row: Coach Nary, Armstrong, Rogers, Durkee, Archambault, Ziebarth, Bradley, Utter, Dillon, Manager. MANLIUS ..,.,.., ,,,,, MANLIUS .....,.. ..,.. MANLIUS ........ ...,. MANLIUS ........ ,,,,. MANLIUS ,.,.,,,, ,,,,, MANLIUS ......,. ...., MANLIUS ..,.,... ..... SCHEDULE HAMILTON JV ..... .,... OSWEGO STATE ........ ,.... R.P.l. FROSH ...,........ .,... CORTLAND STATE H AMI LTO N JV .,,..,. ,,,.. OSWEGO STATE ,.,,,.., ,,... CORTLAND STATE Scrimmage! SWIMMING TEAM 1:--' First row: Harris, Ziebarth, Wheeler, Bradley, Riley, Towle, Rich. Second row: Christie, Manager, Fuller, Delmonico, Schlotter, Dykeman, P., Assistant Man- J. V. BASEBALL ager, Hall, Manning, Meier. ' First row: Robinson, S., Riley, Castle, J., Smith, C., Manager, Archambault, Reedy, Probst. Second row: MfSgt. Becker, Coach, Rutledge, Perkins, Nielsen, Wright, Stoecker, Pangman. The team practiced at Syracuse University under the direction of Leonard Kissel, a senior member of the University varsity. ln meets with Wyoming, Col- gate Freshmen, and the Syracuse F r e s h m e n, the Cadets were not able to win, but gave a good ac- co u n t of themselves in many of the events. Coached by MfSgt. Becker, the JV's had a fair season, winning two, tieing one, and losing three. Man- lius lost twice to Cazenovia, split with Fayetteville-Man- lius, won two from Chitten- ango, and tied Pebble Hill. Archambault and W r i g h t were the regular pitchers. Best hitters were Nielsen, Pordum, Reedy, and Riley. SCHEDULE MANLIUS . . . 4 WYOMING MANLIUS . . . 0 COLGATE . MANLIUS . . . 3 HAMILTON MANLIUS . . . I COLGATE . MANLIUS . . . 2 HAMILTON MANLIUS . . . 2 R.P.I .... 7 wflwfvwl T7 , ,,,W,g X ' i 'z A131 -- Widifivsff , . .,AfW.mwfg::: - f - M., f Mgf' - A view . ., k w,gg,,,'g. . . . ,Q Qfgi, 1 VL Eff isis J , E3 Q 5' 1, 1 ' x 9 EE Q 6 if 1, ,. K fi i K xv , i gf'-5 K ' 5 e f mf . , . , ., 'ES 3 i 2 First row: Smith, F., MacDonald, Dykeman, P., Lombardo, Bosco, Smith, C., Sedgwick, J., Greene, Urban, Van der Veer. Second row: Whitey Anderson, Coach, Hannel, Manager, Lee, Axe, Graham, G., Dum- mitt, Edwards, Tamblyn, R., Quethera, Merriman, Curro, Swaney, Manager. 9 N Z' ., F 3 R WI LDCA l S ff 7 f 5 The Manlius Wildcats closed out their 1953 football season with but one defeat, a 20 to I3 decision at the hands of the Lewiston Bears, a team which they had formerly beaten by a one-touchdown margin. In basketball, the Wildcats lost to Stella Niagara, but split with the Fayetteville-Manlius Eighth Grade. X, X Hats off to the Wildcats and coaches Anderson and Gam! ' First row: Swaney, Smith, C., Quethera, Rutledge, Dykeman, P., Greene, Sedgwick, J Second row: Caldwell, Merriman, Mi., Axe, Stirling, Whittaker, Edwards, Lee, Merriman Ma., Garn, Coach. 5. Tie r ? 1ii? f:::.i-Tv if T RAM UR ll. P' Wif- X .M w.:1,. .A , N f - M my an ' . Num k VN A ,. V' wr '5 2XW K , warmi? , . , W Y, 1 x 4' w1ur'4 SWS' , . X ..wm,s,k . . M, JY? wf'ftf ' -wu- ww . .... my ww W, lf Q 44 an R ws wr xv ws, I . , wywgm T .X gy tg X J. A ,Q W g I .. 3 W YW Ji -W 5? mwa- 1' 1 1 414 3 5? Awws. ., . df. Q! M M i fn N .4 3., T? fig ,ik 53 'W 'film sw W W WA Wen. K gg I N! ff -J ,f A49 fiat 32 'gm . , W 552,71 .LK ,ww A , -, M ,Q-Mm A Emfiff 'iw w'?'JLf:.7- K Q' ff? N.. 'vii '75 S 'x. ye QQ 1: S Wm 5 J an W i M K, an - K Vg A f,,.7- 4 -L ,A A M ? 5 D E 3 5 2 E On 1 ul is ,gm xx 5 E, ' v 'L S ,wi R . ,iw qw? X A Q u K . 'Fifi 'ing 5 M mg 52 ' l 'fs H-i ll, gi f A:f.. M m ,E 5 k ia A if W W 5? W wggg 3? L. 3 ga ggi, ff 'W 5 5 Q 2 Q-A 35 Z? , l Z gi? is an Y 1910 , gf' . had W 9' . ,. I ,,. N 92 IA Eg Q f 9-1 gli Q ae is if ' ,- 'W W 'gi xiii? -.1, 'fA' A :,,.i P KE ge sp - :' Q ' B, 12232. I . U ff ' '55-Z, 1 ' ? 5' 3 Q Q QA' Qi? RW' 3F97 Q if iii ' av A LEAGUE BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS A COMPANY First row: Archambault, A., Horigan, Tho son, W. Second row: O'Neil, Van Norstrand, Capt Parent Coach, Bonifacio, Pangman. B COMPANY 'C COMPANY First row: Lawrence, Wright, C., Drake, C. Creighton Davis First row Bevard Misere Wright S Limoncelli Morey Second row: Mr, Quintana, Coach, Dykeman C Stebbins Second row Northrop Durkee Capt Cahill Coach Pordum Hinds, Enzien. Williams P Andrusko HEADQUARTERS COMPANY First row: Franklin, Faxon, Gorke, Archambault J Ingersoll ,X Second row: Smith, J., Crippen, Mr. Milliman Coach Larson -D Keough, Ettinger. -2 fl E' '31 ZYYHTLLI 1 7:VX 2 -fi. B LEAGUE BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS C COMPANY First row: Barden, Wertheimer, Conkey, Whittaker Second row: Hirschey, Suliivan, Capt. Cahill, Coach Frezza Jetter. HEADQUARTERS COMPANY A COMPANY Flrgf row Evans Cagfle J Gllmore Flrst row Cossltt Joseph, Palmiter, Coughlin, Gaw. Second row Bolnch Mosher Mr Mullnman Coach Munn Second YOW R0bInSOf1, 5.1 C0aC 1i Rllfledgef WBSOF1, WhifeleY B COMPANY First row Baldwnn Dygert, DeLancey, Levy. Second row Dykeman P., Tesoriero, Kilian, Mr. Quintana, I COMPANY A First row: Wolf, Ruvin, Pangrnan, Van Nors1rand, Riley, Kasfings, Wason. Second row: Whiteley, Rutledge, Reedy, Aronheim, Capt. Pareni, Coach, Bonifacio, Bradley, Joseph. COMPANY B First row: Dykeman, Tesoriero, Hinds, Levy. Second row: Knudsen, Redling, Drake, C., Davis, McEacl'1ren, Drake, H., Rich. T9 ex x x Xu 4 4. rg Sri BALL COMPANY C First row: Jetter, Frezza, Stevelman, Dougherty, Tracy. Second row: Hence, McCauley, Demeree, Erichs, Hall, Manley, Capt. Cahill, Coach. HEADQUARTERS COMPANY First row: Evans, Weizel, Hider, Sprague, Bolich, Simpson. Second row: Castle, J., Mosher, Shearer, Bartron, Munn, Ettinger H 2 Q 1 2 2 58 5 s 59 fe WW fa, 5 -H as 4311 ' mg. 1. few :ESM A is W 5 7 ' K Q gk iv 50 fy , x On Friday, February 6, guests arrived for the annual Winter Carnival. One hundred and nine- teen attended, making this the largest carnival ever. Events taking the spotlight on Friday night were a basketball game between the faculty and cadet officers, a band concert, and a square dance. Saturday morning found the guys and gals at a Penny Carnival in the gym or out on the slopes enioying winter sports. ln the afternoon, the Varsity played the Cortland JV in basketball, winning 59 to 48. The main event of the carnival was, of course, the formal dance Saturday night. The winter-land The Queen and her court. theme of decoration and the fine playing of Richard Martin's Orchestra left a lasting memory of one of the finest dances in recent years. Highlight of the evening was the presentation of the Queen and her court. Miss Donna Jane Wentzell, guest of Peter Williams, was crowned Queen. Miss Suzanne Ames, Miss Heidi Asper, Miss Carol Colgar, and Miss Diane Dana were honored as princesses in her court. They were the guests of Richard Williams, Richard Lindsay, Bruce Church, and Royal Larson, respectively. On Sunday, Chapel and church services were attended, 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. For the first time in many years, the weather re-arranged the program planned for the annual Father and Son Day. A tennis match, baseball game, and retreat parade were rained out, but what must have been one of the coldest, wet-est track meets on record was run off. In the place of the other outdoor attractions, the band gave a concert in Knox Hall. The usual indoor program, including a tea for mothers at the residence of General Barker, and the faculty reception for fathers at Phoenix Tavern, gave pleasant opportunity to enioy a get together long anticipated. In the early evening approximately five hun- dred and sixty cadets, Dads, and guests were seated at the banquet in the gym. This is the MD largest number ever to attend this annual event. And a most enjoyable occasion it was. The food was good, and efficiently served, the pro- gram was varied and interesting, and all-in-all, it was a gathering we will long remember. Dr. Eric Faigle, Dean of the Syracuse University College of Liberal Arts was toastmaster. He en- livened the program with several good jokes and presented a series of short, to-the-point speeches by Col. Swaim, Mr. Sedgwick, Mr. MacDonald, and General Barker. The band entertained with a musical interlude, and the Glee Club sang a short program which brought to a close another pleasant annual event. Muay 64544 One of the most enioyable dances of the school year was sponsored by the Varsity Club in its annual Cabaret held on May 22. Departing from a custom of recent years, the club imported entertainment in the form of the Little Hour Show of a Liverpool High School group. Anfnkav R. .mmf I-Inn Duane Wadsworth, Director of The Little Hour and performer. Their program consisted of a series of clever pantomimes of popular recordings and was Thoroughly enioyed by the cadets and their guests. Music for the dance was played by a well-known Syracusan, Carl Silfer and his orchestra. The club members, under the direction of Bob Renzi, Master of Ceremonies, acted as waiters or otherwise served their guests on this ever-popular occasion. Grand Finale- The Little Hour. C OMPA IE Q 1 E s sifw 4 4 4 ,, , -1 -Y 4 H , W .Y ,. H K ' nf .mf ...W N, .1 ...,. .V J l ,Q Q t xg Q Q . 2 N.. X. 4' 1 4.91: its Q s pu f 1 Q B' up pd 'Mr Q wwf ..,, . O mn V mhgnih., if MM m . an surf' 1' A izz. 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A At Commencement time, A Company was presented with the Intramural Trophy for having excelled all other companies in company sports. We were champions in softball and A League basketball, and placed high in football so that our accomplishment was known in advance of the presentation of the trophy. Two of our athletes received special recognition as Bob Casciola was named the best football player of the year, and Don Clark won awards as the best all-around athlete of the year and as the most valuable member of the baseball team. A Company furnished considerable strength to Varsity teams through the play of: Clark, Bonifacio, Casciola, Robinson, S., Robinson, W., Wolf, Berner, Renzi, O'Neil, and Klein. The company stood high in the running for academic honors. Dan Whiteley brought distinction to A by being named second only to the Head Boy of the Lower School in academic proficiency. Socially, our year centered in three parties: one at Christmas, one celebrating the promotion of our Commandant to his captaincy, and a final outing at Green Lake. Our thanks to Captain Parent for his excellent work in our behalf. We appreciate all you have done for us, Captain Parent-thanks a lot for making' A Company the best on Post! COMPANY COMPANY COMMANDANT CADFT FIRST SERGEANT CADET SERGEANTS Tafnblvn, G. Captain Leo Parent Lindsay Berner Wason CADET CAPTAIN CADET STAFF SERGEANTS ,E2i::gnD' W'H'am5' R' Bonifacio Archambault, A. Isaf Cflgfgn CORPORAL5 CADET LIEUTFNANTS 5331? Solgfnsonf E' Freedman Kastings Young Rgemson' ' Holshue Van der Kloet Y Rudolph Van Norstrand shanebrook Wagner Sialford wncox . l l CADET PRlvA1Fs Ellis Manning Rounds warefbufy Ada,-nsen Ernst Martin Rulison Whigeley Alai Feldergtein Mendel, H. Rutledge Wrey A,-onheim Fuller Mendez, W. Ruvin Bradley Gaw O'Neil Smith, E. Camcmss Harville Palmiter Swift Cagciola Hofmann Pangman Tamblyn, R. Clark Joseph Reedy Tompkins Cossm Keyes Renzi Towle Coughlin Klein Robinson, W. Van den Bussche l' wir! a li L l i yi ! Il i I o Captain Ulrich, Lt. Tindall, Lt. Thorpe, Lt. C. Dykeman, ist Sergeant March. This year B Company won the Academic Plaque for achieving the highest academic average of all companies for the entire year. The whole company went all out to win this coveted honor, and we are determined to make B Company tops in studies next year as well. ln athletics, our company teams placed well, and B Company was well rep- resented in the selections for all-company honors. In A League football, C. Drake and Lynch made it for B. In B League football, Probst, Pratt, Tesoriero, and Walsh represented the company. Davis made all-company in A League basketball, and Tesoriero in B League. Tesoriero was honored at Commencement time as the best all-around athlete under sixteen years of age. B Company contributed many outstanding players to Varsity teams. Gam, Creighton, Tallgren, Chirlin, Matlow, Ryan, Knudsen, Enzien, McEachren, Redling, Stebbins, and Lawrence all added strength to the Varsity in football, baseball, basketball, and track. Bob Garn brought honor to the company by winning the Kallet Sportsmanship Trophy given to the cadet who is first in scholarship, loyalty, and modesty among the wearers of the 'M'. Socially, the company had parties at Christmas, Mid-Year, and June. We wish to thank Mr. MacPhee, our new Commandant, for his patience, his firmness, his fairness, and his interest in all our efforts. Thanks, Mr. MacPhee, it's been a great year! COMPANY 7 M' '--- ,4 :Qi ff,1Ipi'i1fW, ' 'Wwf:fF Q vlefiilifafifi A ' - Wf V- f.,,wf X? few 4 Affiwggggv, AJ Yi, 2? FQ f Q59 . ' ' , Y 45, Q' WW ,L YQ' E ,' V r W W xv 11 4? Wigs fi' 52 gg 2 fwml am-nun, n-mmap A nikon ,wg v ii if -,,1M1,,,f1,,f bf-.ff-iw,5:4wM,fLMy , K ,.. ,.,,, W KW. -7,2i1'S?-5295 Aigifiiffi? fy 111:-1ge,,, .,,,,w-WA2w- , 4, 5 5 mwriff-Y :L A ,pg 'x mv .4 - K 1 x NAI A :. I . Q 3' 3' QU A i V 'N 'QS' Q 9 2 S , 'gaJ f yg gk ' ,ge - .f, vw , 9 if .32 Q fig Z5 if N v A M Q, I K , 8 f 1 X M ft f 313 1' ff 1' A if f gi Q 'lf 3 4, , it Q1 T, my W mi 3 W fig 5' '3'ww v vi- Q E 11: fi '33 fs QR fi 352 fum I? H Captain Erichs, Lt. Davidson, Lt. Hence, Lt. Sullivan, 'lst Sergeant I Durkee. On Friday, June ll, C Company realized an ambition which we had held all year-we were named the Color Company. For the fifth consecutive year, C Company was awarded the Military Trophy for proficiency in military activities and competitive drill. This string of awards sets a new record in the history of the company, a fact which we celebrated loud and long when the trophy was presented. Our company teams made a good bid for the Intramural Trophy, but were nosed out by A Company. We were Champions in A League football and B League basketball. Ten men of C were named on all-company teams: Koger, Wexler, Perkins, McCauley, and Bevard in A League football, Frezza and Sullivan in B League football, Pordum and Wright in A League basketball, and Conkey in B League basketball. g The company was represented on Varsity teams by Northrop, Cambo, Andrusko, Misere, Morey, Stoecker, Wertheimer, Connors, and Sechtman. We worked hard for the Academic Plaque, but had to bow to B Company for that honor. Jon Ives, as Head Boy of the Upper School, and Hal Erichs as runner- up, brought top individual honors to the company. We had four enjoyable company parties: at Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, and Commencement time. This has truly been a banner year for us. We wish to thank Captain Cahill for his leadership, guidance, and interest in our welfare and our accomplishments, and we are raring to go for another great year in '54-'55. S J f. yi fs 9 ,Q , E' ,Ai IgK:y5?g.g,1ggA-fv'j2 f '71 1 A ,MW .ww f ,,k1,f,,E,m ,ffm K f Afgdfw.-a f ww ' wflrggdy-2 Aff if' x1,5i,qwq.m1-- 1- mf,-f-1w1..,z,f, ,L .W , 'Wi 1 ' W' f J 5 V' 'Y -1 1:2 gyseezw xsigyfgggsggi 24 fav. , I J - E i M ,V - Iv, '-S I 4 F wi' f,, W ., W. W Q ,A Y My .. g Q in ., K ' s 'EX vi-mfg' We ' ' 24 -'-VQL 1 . ,, 'fx 'Iam dr 'N 'QV ws ww I Jn 'K if N4 mi , wsu, ggi N .'f.f,,,, 'U 13 Q lg UQ! if iii 5 ai. 'QT ,MY QQW5 Z 2 , 8 , ' an fs? W5 M N We M . I I L I I A 3, 'sf' ' 3, ' .- 5? 9,28 Q 31 Y 16' W-1 'EQ Msg gs gi E? gg! ,TT fag a Bruce Church, Company Commander, John Ettinger, Executive Of- ficer, Donald Wetzel, First Sergeant, Robert Woggon, Platoon Sergeant. I'- iff-NT is ll TAN x X 2 6 l ill. ll. ,4 X was it 74 This year Headquarters Company received no awards, plaques, or trophies. Individuals in the company won some high honors, but as a company we were not able to rise to the occasion often enough to take company honors. Jim Gilmour, honored at Commencement as Head Boy of the Lower School, brought to the company one of the two highest awards of the school. Varsity teams were greatly aided by the efforts of Broughton, Church. Curtis, Dibblee, Ettinger, Gorke, Grabosky, Keough, Larson, and Smith. As usual we had our troubles in company sports, but in spite of our competitive disadvantage we were champions in B League football. Several of our athletes won places on all-company teams. Nielsen and Hider made all-company A League football, Evans, Mosher, and Castle were named to the B League foot- ball team, and Mosher won a position on the B League basketball team. As a marching band, we had an unusually full year, playing and marching in parades in Syracuse, Utica, Manlius Village, and Fayetteville. The concert band performed in Syracuse, Moravia, Sherburne, Camden, and at School. A distinctive feature of each concert, and of course on parade, was the new set of Regimental Drums. The drums were given to the band by General Barker and have greatly added to the band's snappy appearance. The money macle by HQ in running the Penny Carnival went toward a display case in memory of the late Mrs. Estelle Barker. On the average it has been a great year and a tremendous amount of fun- perhaps too much fun and too little work for company prestige. We wish to thank Mr. Milliman and Mr. Jolly for their efforts on our behalf and to look forward to making next year a Headquarters year. COMPANY gsyygm ik, fr 4 K 0 Z sit f , f ' EL X. 2 3 if Hin 3 me in yy W U ' N .W . N W xx flag, Zu 353 3 Q' vi V , TJ Yf fvfv we A 1 UAQ . .42 .W?jfi4:3 j . H' ' gf A W Q QW I V V 4 A .L ' L fig, Q' r-' f 'TLA' z 7 1 ,1 iw . A -za an ? M M an QW X tw S Li ,U , 'liek Q 3 A f My K .,,,, . A F W L5 - -,ww asf Q I Exp: 5 w, X WW ww? W 5352 by gimp X f- if 5 ggvf w . iw 4. -, 1 i CLUB D A CTJVITIE 1 A Q Q '4' 31 , ' fr K in y af ,, an y 1'-3' N my x fig! 4? ig' V 9 we K il 'X' Y'1,5 W fS ws ' . f ,Sgt an 3 X31 5 'Q 3 4 k y ,Q W ' .2 1. , Se Y . H T D wi, S x T54 ' D Xiu x ' ss. Xa WW 43. W ,xf we Ayr Y .RS K , 3 'Www L EA.. A 5' 1 2 . W ,f iii 'sr - ,F C 'Zim U M ,V W, wk ,M 15 First row: Drake, C., Stalford. Second row: Williams, P., Kendall, Drake, H., Hoffman, Mr. Sherman, Advisor. EDWARD STALFORD Editor HAVERSACK For the first time in many years, accident has prevented the presen- tation of a major event of the school year in THE HAVERSACK. We were unable to use any of the many negatives exposed during the Senior Hop, and despite our best efforts we were unable to secure from private sources coverage that would do iustice to that important event. We are sorry. Otherwise, our work proceeded in the usual pattern of planning the book, securing pictorial coverage, designing the cover, obtaining pa- tronage, working up layout and copy, and finally assembling the book following commencement activities. Senior portraits were made by the Van Dervort Studio. Other pic- tures were made by Mr. Jenks, to whom we again give our thanks for his patience and skill in providing the many pictures which constitute the record we have tried to present. The staff has clone its best to plan and produce a good record ot the year. We hope you like THE HAVERSACK for '54. WINDMILL This year WINDMILL produced five issues through the efforts of a small but hard-working staff, headed by Bob Woggon. Most of the sports writing was done by the two Drakes, Charles and Henry, and Phil Jetter. Others who wrote for the paper were: Fraser, Graham, Tamblyn, G., Simpson, Martin, Waterbury, Wolf, Wog- gon, Towle, Lindsay, Parker, Wagner, and Dahl. Work of the staff ended with the annual surprise issue covering Commencement events and awards. This issue was distributed to cadets ROBERT WOGGON and guests at the completion of Commencement exercises in Knox Hall. Edna' First row: Martin, Fraser, Graham, R., Jetter, Wagner, Woggon, Parker, Dahl. Second row: Drake, H., Mr. Forrest, Advisor, Towle, Mr. Edwards, Advisor, Tamblyn, G., Drake, C., Lindsay. pig? awww First row: Towle, Jordan, Ziebarth, Graham. Second row: Pick, Hall, Waterbury, Aloi, Priess, Mr. Patten, Sponsor, Th orpe. Members of the Chess Club met weekly to enioy several rounds of match play. At a picnic given for the club by Mr. Patten, sponsor, Fred Hall was awarded the prize as the winner of the annual Chess Club Tourney. Play was keen all year, with the decision 'Finally going to Hall over runner-up Phil Thorpe, ' closely pressing both for honors. with Peter Pick W. .N . .... Nw. vu-mum, omnn, C., wnneley, Urban, Hirschey, Bolich, Tompkins. Second row: Bradley, Lindsay, Ettinger, Chaplain Laine, Hider, Tamblyn, G., Wagner. Third row: Nielsen, Sinclair, Faxon, Robinson, D., Aloi, Castle, J., Crippen, Conkey, Towle Mo t , n gomer, Thorpe. Fourth row: Rounds, Tamblyn, R., Simonson, Williams, R., Van der Veer, Patch, Woggon, Thoin, Masters, Adamsen. Fifth row: Hedrick, Wilcox, Van der Kloet, Van Norstrand. ST. JOHN'S GUILD OF CHAPEL WARDENS Chaplain Laine and the Guild were greatly aided in their services th' b is year y the Altar Guild composed of faculty wives. We wish to thank the Altar Guild for all they have done to help us in our work. On Class Night, Chaplain Laine made the following awards to members of the St. John's Guild of Chapel Wardens: Miniature Wardens Crosses were awarded for Ingersoll, Lindsay, Montgomery, James, Nielsen, Tamblyn, G., Thoin, Thorpe, Woggon, and Williams, R. the second time to: Ettinger, Gold Crosses were awarded to: Ahles, Bolich, Conkey, Crippen, Faxon, Gorke, Hall, Hirschey, Van der Kloet, and Van Norstrand. Cadets advanced to the post of Associate Chapel Wardens are: Adamsen, Aloi, Castle, J., Franklin, Robinson, D.- R d ' Whitely, and Wilcox. , oun s, Simonson, Tamblyn, R., Van der Veer, GLEE CLUB Early in the year a call for candidates for the Glee Club produced a large number of singers, and work was begun to carry on the activity which was so successful last year. New members clamored for admittance after the first ioint concert with the Cazenovia Junior College Glee Club at Christmas time. The combined clubs also gave a television program from station WHEN in Syracuse. Other concerts were sung by the Manlius Glee Club Class Night. on Father and Son Day and on First row: Dygert, Lynch, Hoffman, Simmons, Gilmour, Horigan, Doty, Mezzalingua. Second row: Mr. Nary, Director, Kendall, Tracy, Keough, M ' ' Simonson, Chester, Robin - artin, Mitchell, March, Probst, Shanebrook, son, S., Larson, Lenna, Gates. VARSITY CLUB In the spring of the year, the Varsity Club staged its annual Cabaret. Lasting from eight until twelve o'clock, the dance featured the music of Carl Silfer and entertainment by the program of the famous Liverpool High School Little Hour Show. This popular event was enthusiastically acclaimed as one of the best in recent years, and the Varsity Club is to be congratulated for providing one of the highlights of the social season. First row: Isaf, Montealegre, Bonifacio, Garn, Ulrich, Pick, Davidson. Second row: Mr. Sedgwick, Advisor, Clark, Ettinger, Church, Tallgren, Renzi, Rogers, Mr. Shankweiler Advisor. 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A mock battle between the MS IV classes was then viewed by the inspectors. After noon mess, Col. Swaim announced to the battalion that he felt we had made a very creditable showing and congratu- lated us on another iob well done. General Barker received word early in June from the Department of Defense that Manlius has again been designated an Honor School. We have earned this distinction forthe fiftieth time- more times than any other school in the country. Ready for the inspection. Room inspection. Bottom left: Class inspection. Bottom right: Push ups. in M I W H WM 1 fr' 7 , V A lf W 'yr . xx- ww 1,23 W f ff. --I ,4 . t .f 1 ,v - In - . I , Yugi, A x,.,Y':iikgb K viii Y '-'v A 5 , .f A fi gkr, i 'nf ,: . 4 3 ', 'V' A ' ' . ' 5 X ' 224- 5 A as F 'Y A gfi ' ' Q '1- , K , M U 'Hx' Y f ifi, ffl. 0' f X 51' 316' -1 ' A f ,gf X ' . ,Q Q . ,A ' f v i W , 'Yi Q '41, ' 'VF f ' Y L f I? ,nw-5' J ,L'. FM L .Y , x V N, , 'Lg ! 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Captain Erichs accepts the Color Company Trophy for Company C THE COLOR COMPANY and THE FINAL PARADE Old Boys in the final parade. C Company, the new Color Company, leads the Final Parade. COMMENCEMENT HONORS Order of the Phoenix TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTEENTH GAZETTE Friday, June ll, i954 For his outstanding conduct record and his service to the school as a member of the Glee Club, Choir, and Organist for Sunday chapel services, the degree of Companion is awarded to: RICHARD WILLIAMS For loyalty to the school and their efficient and un- selfish service in connection with the school publica- tion, THE WINDMILL, the degree of Companion is awarded to: CHARLES DRAKE HENRY DRAKE For his outstanding service over the past two years as organist at chapel and school meetings, and his ex- cellent conduct record, the degree of Companion is awarded to: DAVID KENNEDY For his contribution to the life of the school as exem- plified by his services during the school meetings throughout the school year, the degree of Companion is awarded to: JOHN CONNORS For an outstanding conduct record, exemplified by a clear record of no demerits, the only cadet below the rank of Cadet Sergeant to achieve this distinction dur- ing the entire school year, the degree of Companion is awarded to: ROBERT GRAHAM JAMES GILMOUR is named Head Boy of the Lower School. For their prompt and effective action in an emergency by administering first aid to an iniured cadet, the de- gree of Companion is awarded to: RALPH REDLING Q WILLIAM CREIGHTON For diligent attention to duty and for having made an outstanding contribution to the life and welfare of their respective companies, the degree of Companion is awarded to: RALPH FAXON ROBERT GARN HENRY WOLF GUY HENCE For maintaining an exceptionally high standard of per- formance throughout the school year for which they have been designated Model New Boy of theirvre- spective companies, the degree of Companion is awarded to: ROBERT BARTRON WILLIAM CREIGHTON DANIEL WHITELEY RAYMOND MOREY For his exceptional attention to duty in the perform- ance of his work in the motion picture proiection booth, for his excellent conduct record and his con- scientious application to his military duties, the de- gree of Officer is awarded to: WILLIAM LABAR For his contribution to the life of the school, in recog- nition of his services as President of the Senior Class, leadership in developing school spirit at athletic con- tests, and his outstanding conduct record throughout the school year, the degree of Officer is awarded to: NEIL MCEACHREN In recognition of outstanding military proficiency dur- ing the school year, the degree of Officer is awarded to: EUGENE SULLIVAN 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: TRACY SIMPSON DARRYL MARCH PHILIP THOIN JAMES DURKEE 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: BRUCE CHURCH KOOL ULRICH JOSEPH BONIFACIO HAROLD ERICHS For fidelity to duty, leadership, industry and his ex- cellent performance as Maior of the Battalion, the degree of Commander is awarded to: LAWRENCE HIDER JON R. IVES is named Head Boy of the School TWO HUNDRED AND FOURTEENTH GAZETTE Saturday, June l2th, 1954 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: DARRYL MARCH 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: DANIEL WHITELEY 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: HAROLD ERICHS The final Alma Mater. 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: JAMES G. GILMOUR For achieving the highest academic standing of all students enrolled in the Upper School for the entire year for which he has merited the distinction as Head Boy of the Upper School, the degree of Commander is awarded to: JON R. IVES Congratulations! '?ii9ii6i1I B fmuiw A za: co V L A N, INCORPORATED VAN DEVORT STUDIO CLARK MUSIC COMPANY I HE. LELQND LEE 4 Hom svnAcuse spsnce DRY CLEANERS, INCORPORATED 7 'iris aonnsn COMPANY ,HENRY FRANK LEATHER COMPANY ,Qincxmsw House ' CHARLES A. WALKER CORPORATION A . C. L. 'AMOS COAL COMPANY Y JACOB news soNs EDWARD JOY COMPANY B. H. 81 SONS, INCORPORATED MODELL 81 COMPANY, INCORPORATED f,mn. JOSEPH J. smooul JEANS BEANS COMPANY THE MILLER PAPER COMPANY FAYETTEVILLE INN SUPERIOR BEVERAGE COMPANY MANLIUS Puausu-unc CORPORATION COOPER DECORATION COMPANY MARINE MIDLAND TRUST COMPANY - THE MANLIUS BRANCH Aavogv., sjrsrem A . I '1g'EQ.k45 4 G ' ' 6' ffhmfliw f. .,h 1-1, JF? 0 Up., , T - 1555? 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