Massanutten Military Academy - Adjutant Yearbook (Woodstock, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1951 volume:

-Y 1 1,3- :wg -5, .. .33 :Y .9 ......,....,,,.. V ,4,3.L.g,.. f'H.i.z.L.' K ..,-..H 'V 4, , ,- f4'xfMIFP+gwgaaf5wgw ' ' - -'M if ' ' Q L A,,n2 1awavewf,.U . :Mmaw 11- , T 'Jig , . V ,.g V A Y nf , A V I ..f- --ellan. 'I' 4 r Z s 2 if E s IHE I95I HDJUIHIII GORDON S. HASTINGS and ROBERT K. BAYLEY EcIi+ors-in-Chief JACK P. ROUGHEN AcIverI'ising Manager Published By +I1e Senior Class MASSANUTTEN MILITARY ACADEMY Wooclsiock, Virginia 5,3 Cavlaln M s..,,,,,,, 1 M. x WO' new 5 al-aw K-qq Ei GU F69 DEDIUHTIUH Four Years and Five lvlonlhs ago Charles W. MaLawhorn, an ex-navy man, brough+ lorlh upon lhis campus his many 'lalenfs and winning smile. To lhis greal' man, we, The gradualing class of '5l, do mosl honorably dedicaie +his boolc. CHUCK, as he is called in 'rhe more eminenl circles of 'rhe school, has done much for us. Though he may have seemed unduly s+ric+ al limes, whalever he did was besl for us. So, as we slep lhrough lhe gales of 'rhe Academy on 'ro The road of life, we say lo you, Au Revoir or Un+il we meel again! ,J X 71? V s.. , , Mac a+ leisure. Jusi plain Mac. HISTUHU The l-lisTory oT MassanuTTen really began when The village pasTors oT The Shenandoah Valley came TogeTher and agreed To esTablish an insTiTuTion oT learning. Their dream Tinally came True when They Tound a sTrong leader in Rev. J. Silor Garri son, who laTer became The TirsT l-leadmasTer oT lvlassanuTTen Academy. The name. lv1assanuTTen, comes Trom an old Indian word meaning GreaT lvlounTain. This is also The name given To The mounTain range which spliTs The Shenandoah Valley, Trom STrasburq To l-larrisonburg, inTo Two secTions. Thus, you can see why The name, MassanuTTen, was selecTed To TiT such a disTincTive school. ln l898 The pasTors purchased The properTy oT SenaTor Riddleberger on The souTh side oT Wood- sToclc. This properTy consisTed oT a spacious colonial house surrounded by a grove oT Norway maples. MassanuTTen Academy is The producT oT noT Fife LanTz and Sperry Halls only The ReTormed Church, buT also oT The greaT men as Rev. Garrison, Rev. R. R. Jones, and Dr. H. J. BenchoTT. The laTTer became T-leadmasTer dur- ing very diTTiculT Times, and helped The Academy Through The hard days oT The depression. Passing in Review D,-l dnd M rs. Benchoff HISTURU ln l899 +he arlicles of incorporalion were granled and +he Board of Truslees was aulhorized by Judge T. W. l-larrison. A+ This 'rime 'rhere were very few schools in lhe Shenandoah Valley. Thus Rev. J. B. Slonesiler was designaled To solicil funds for The remodeling ol +he building and 'rhe purchasing of eguipmenl. The school was for four- feen years co-educa+ional and 'rhe sludenls came mos'I'ly from lhe Shenandoah Valley. Mr. Garrison presided as l-leadmasler for fhe firs+ Four years and 'rhen relired because of bad heal+h. l-lis successor was Rev. R. R. Jones, who presided for lwo years. Then Dr. l-l. J. Benchofl, our presenl l-leadmasfer, came lo lake charge of lhe school. From fhe year l905 Dr. Bencholi has sfeadily buill 'rhe Academy info whal' i+ is foday. Our l-leadmasfer a+ Tirsl planned for a school of one hundred sludenls, buf aller World War l, he made a careful sludy of +he siluafion, and planned for a school of aboul 'rwo hundred slu- denls. Dr. Benchoihl planned slep-by-slep +he building of his school: Lanlz l-lall was erecled in l909: Sperry l-lall, in l9l6: lhe Virginia Lee l-larrison Gymnasium, in I924g 'rhe Lanlz Hall annex, in l9271 and The J. Thomas l-larrison Swimming Pool in l928, and iusl now 'rhe Colonel is planning For 'rhe new dormilory +o +he academy. l-le buil+ a school in his lilelime, and Jrhis will sland as a living monumenl lo him for all lime. The slory of lvlassanullen, in brief, is one of loyalfy, shown nor only by lhose Tirsl few paslors and la'rer individuals, bul' also. by lhe alumni's de- vofion +o 'rhe school. By 'rhe Edilors. Colonel's Home and Sperry Hall W fp ll s 5 u 5 N W,f low-156 U BENCH U62 JZ? Q835I1l112YP1l eglrildcffrg Qwrubsbn-12 cbf2'gblfQ izszilzi 1 e Deir- Boys of '51 : Abt eve:-y educator can enjoy the zu-lvilege iizyd 1-e snonelbill ty of neeting, guiding, disciplining, feeding and Jlrp spir-ing school boys seven dag,-s s beelr for sever-sl school te:-us. It has been HU, unique P01-tune to have done this ffu- over- ro:-ty yeas-s. Ovez- 3, 000 or you. I bsve ez-est faith in 801'-S'. hlecb has s talent or Skill that needs direction. In a lvldel- sebse 6.21 need to be Fit ted into fs Democracy 1-mich should bsve an honest, intelligent, courageous ci Cizslzsbip. 4 nest iutez-estlng vo:-ld lies befor-e you es offs:-ing you the -ri:-est and richest fields of sez-vice in the lzisfflzey of' eluile ies tion. lieu-If you.' Thing seriously about these filings: your sever-Q1 vital choices, your integu-1't.1g yolu- patience, your endluefupce, yes, yvuz- heslibl 4111 thllzlf on they even when love nlilfes the vo:-ld go 1-olnqd and those in It s bit dizzy. Renmben that We, Aho lu-ought ne hither, ull bring 576 benceg N0 Other guide I -seelf. ' f Howir 11 JQ B Head 1121-it 917 Olgofl' ez- ROBERT J. BENCHOFF A.B.: L.L.B., Harvard UniversiTy CapTain, R.O.T.C. AssisTanT HeadmasTer To CapTain BenchoTT we wanT To give our regards Tor showing us how To become beTTer suiTed Tor whaT lies ahead, no maTTer whaT iT may be. He has always been willing To give up his mosT valuable Time in order To help us and puT us on The righT Track. CapTain Bob, as he is beTTer known around The campus, has a cheerful Good Morning Tor everyone ThaT he happens To meeT on his way To classes or To work. He has a very hard job as AssisTanT HeadmasTer, buT iT CapTain Bob does iT, iT is done righT. GUY A. BENCHOFF Guilmani' Organ School Maier, R.O.T.C. CommandanT of CadeTs The Maior's firm hand-which never Tor a momenT re- laxes in shaping The characTers oT The corps inTo men ready 'for The ouTside world--and The loolc-which malces a cadeT do his besT aT all Times-are Two of The many charac:TisTics ThaT The Maior has in order To produce beTTer men. He gives much of his Time in Training The Glee Club, which is always among The besT. We, The Class of '5I, wish To Thank Major BenchoTT Tor giving us so much 'for so Ii++Ie. CHARLES W. McLAWHORN A. B.: A. M.: Furman Universify CapTain. R.O.T.C. Ass'T. Commander of Cadefs So much has already been said abouT CapTain McLaw- horn ThaT There are very Tew words leTT in which To describe him. BuT iT may be said of him Thai' he is always loolcing Tor some way in which To improve The corps. Indeed he also has a word of encouragemenT for every cadeT wiTh whom he speaks. The CapTain has done much Tor MassanuTTen and for every cadeT TrequenTing The insTiTuTion while he has been serving here. And he has made our sTay here a very happy and proTiTable one: Therefore we wanT To express our appreci- aTion To hirn Tor helping us To hecome whaT we Today are. LEROY E. GLUNT GEORGE L. SHELLEY JOHN C. LEE California Slale A.B.: ANI.. Union College B.S., Shippensburg Slale Direcfor of Alhlerics Dean of Faculfy Ass'+. Direclor of Alhlelics U. S. I-lislory Ma+hema+ics and Mechanical Drawing E. CLYDE BRANSCOME A. ROSS MacMAHON RICHARD L. HEILMAN B.S,, Virginia Polylechnic AB.. Weslern Reserve Universily AB.: A.M.. Harvard Universily In5+i+u+e Commercial Subiecls and lvlafh. Advanced Malhemafics Physics and Chernislry PHILIP L. GARRETT GILES R. TAGGART ERNEST E. ECKERT A.B., Geflysburg College A.B.: Ma.A,, George Washinglon B.S., Moravian College English Universily Biology, General Science, French and Spanish German i N RAYMOND A. DEARDORF F. WILSON GEARING FRANK W. GEARING, JR U.S.N. iReIiredl MD., Universify of Virginia MD.. Universiiy of Virginia Band IVIGSIGF ACGCISVTWY PIWYSICIGVI Academy Physician I ' I , . 91 V, HEDWIG L. SCHROEDEL LUCILLE PLEASANTS R.N., Enagelical I-Iospilal of BS., Lynchburg College Chicago Principal, Junior School Academy Nurse EUGENIA W. MARSHALL R.N., Williams Friends School Junior School I-Iousemolher LAURA GLUNT KATHERINE H. BENCHOFF- IDA LOECHEL California Sfale A-B.. Hood College Librarian Piano Diellician . . Q . - . Q n - ',. u Q ss 1 n . . . . . . . . . . 1-:- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . ...- I.O. . 0 .lol -l.l 0 .- III- - 0 . . . . R. KEITH BAYLEY iVice Presidenfl ROBERT S. CARTER Jr. TPresiden+T Jeff Maier Sfaff Medicine Cobl:Jg Junior Varsily Foofball '47, '43, '49, Freshman Baslnefball '48, Inlramural Baslcefball '47, '48, '49: Infra- mural Soffball '47, '48, '49, '50, '51, Freshman Declama- lion Medal '48: Varsify Baslcefball '49, '50, '5l: Tennis Team '48, Officers' Club '49, '50, '5l, Jeff Sfunf Com- milfee '49, '50: Adiufanf Slaff '5I, Presidenf Junior Class '49, '50: Cade? Maior Trophy '5l: Graduafing Class- R, O. T. C. '5l. ROBERT ALLEN FARRELL iSec. 8: Treas.T Poe ' Isl' Ll. Sfaff Medicine Poe Sgt Co. A Undecided 'Deaconf' Swimming Team '45, '45, lnframural Basluelball 45, '46: Varsify M Club '45, '45, '47, A551 Riding Masier 49, '50: Glee Club '50, 'Sly Rifle Team '50, '51, Acliulanf Slaff '49, '50, Ed. in Chief '50, '5l: Craclr Drill Squad '46. 47: Non Coms' Club '49, '50, '5lg Graduallnq Class- R. O. T. C. '5l. 10 Rebel: Junior Varsify Foofball '49g Poe Sociefy Debaler '50, 'Sli Tennis Team '50, The Besf Debaler Medal '5O: Swing Band '49, '50, '5lg Band '49, '50, '5lI Rifle Team '50, '5l: Glee Club '50, '5lg Adiufanf Sfaff '5l: Cade? Pafrol '50, '5lg Distinguished Cade? Medal '50: Buqler '50, 'Sig Officers' Club '50, '5l1 Graduafinq Class- R, O. T. C. 5I. THOMAS WILLIAM ADAMS ROBERT DONALD ALEXANDER Poe Pvt Co. A Pe+roIeum Engineer Poe Isi Sgt Co. A Undecided 'BuIcI1j VarsII'y FooIIvaII '503 Var5IIy Swimming '5O3 Var- Donq Comrr1ander of CadeI Pafrol '50, '5Iq Manaqer of sIIy Ba:eba1I '5O: GIee CIUIJ '50, Crack DrIII Squad '50. Rifle Team '50, '5I: Graduafhwg CIass-R. O. T. C. '5I. JOHN DANIEL BUCKINGHAM THOMAS F. BURTON Poe Isf L+, S1-aff Bugingss Poe Isf LI. Co. B Business Bucky, Junior Varsity FoofbaII '47, '48, Freshman BasI:e+- Tom, GIGS Club '49, '50, '5I: VersIIy Foo+balI '5O: Poe baII '47, '48g Vargiiy B.35k91baII '47, '48, '49, '50, '5l3 Alfernafe '50: Graduoffnq CIass-R. O. T. C, '5I. Freshman Dedamafion '48: Varsify FooIbaII '48, '49, '50, '51, Capfain '50, OIIicers' CIuI:J '48, '49, '50, '5I. Bugler '48, '49, '5O. VarsI'ry BasIceIbaII '48, '49, '50, '5I. Infra- mural BasIceIbaII '47, '48, '50, '5I. I-Iisfory MedaI '5O. Graduafinq Class-R. O. T. C. '5I. I I THOMAS CHAPMAN JORGE J, CHARR Poo Pvf. Co. A Mnllcln' Poe ls? Sgr. Co. B Engineering ClwPpv: lnlfimufdl Beslefbdll '49- '50, '5'1 'nffdmlfm' Fislco l: 'Soccer '46, '49, 'so: Rifle Team '48, '49. '5o: Softball '49. '50. '5l: Gwdudlinq Cl'555'R- O' T- C' 5l' lnframural Baslcelball '49, '50, lnlramural Soflball '49, '50: Tennis Team '48, '49g Crack Drill Squad '49, '50. JAMES R. DiCARLO LORENZO EMMANUELLI Joff Cpl. Color Guard Coaching Jeff Cpl. Co. A Elocfrical Eng. Dee: Varsity Football '50: lnlramural Basketball '5Ig Plulo1 Soccer Team '48, '49, '50, lnframural Soffball Varsify Baseball '5lq Glee Club '50, 'Sli Crack Drill Squad '48, '49, '50, '5I, 'Sli Adlufanr Sfaff '5I. JAMES ROBERT EVANKO JOHN FABER FREEMAN. JR. Poe Pvi. Co. A Science Jeff U CUPT- CP- 9 I M'dlC Jungle Jimf' Va,-Sify F04-,+b5II '507 Va,-Sify Bagkgfball Faber, Varslfy Baslrefball 49, 50, 5l: Varslfy Base- 5O, Sl, Varsify Baseball '5l, Glee Club '5l. WILLIAM R. GILMOUR Poe Pvf. Co. A Liberal Arfs Gill, Tennis Team '49, '5l, Crack Drill Squad '50, '5l, Inframural Baslcefball '49, '50, '5l, lnframural Soffball '49, '50, '5l, Poe Sfunf Commiffee '50, Foofball Mana- ger '49, Graduafing Class-R, O. T. C. '5l. ball '49, '50, '5l, Crack Drill Squad. Commander '5l, Junior Varsify Foofball '48, '49, Capfain '49, All Around Afhlefe Medal '48, Assisfanf Coach Jr. School Foofball '50, Capfain Baseball '50, Officers' Club '50, '5l, Gradu- afing Class-R. O. T. C. '5O. GORDAN S. HASTINGS Poe Capf. Co. A Law Cupid, Foofball Manager '48, '49, '50, Baseball Mana- ger '4-9, Non Coms' Club '48, '49, Officers' Club '49, '50, '5l, Adiufanf Sfaff '50, Co-Edifor in Chief '5l, Com- mander in Chief Cade? Patrol '49, '50, '5l, Graduafing Class-R. O. T. C. '5l. I3 SAMUEL LEE HEPNER SARKIS A. KARAM Poe Pvf. Band Agriculfure Poe Sql. Co. B Elecirical Eng Sammy Varsily Friollrmll '49, '50, '5l: Varsify Baseball Chico, Band '48, '49: Soccer Team '49, '50, Tennis Team '49, '50, '5l: Varsilv Br1',lrrzll':all '49, '50, '5Ig Band '49, '50, '49, '50, Craclc Drill Squad '49, '50, '5l: lnlramural Baslcel- '5l: Swirifg Barizl '49, '50, '5l: Gradualing Class-- ball '49, '50, lniramural Solriball '49, '50, '5l. R. O, T. C, '5I. RUSSELL C. KELLER, JR. Poe Sgf. Co. A Business RusN1 Swimminq Mariaqcr '50, '5l: Crack Drill Squad '50, '5l' Non Corrie' Club '50, '5l: Graduafinq Class- R. O. T, C. '49, AMBROSE LAWERANCE KLUG Poe Sgt Co. A Medicine Moe: Varsiiy Baslceiball '50, '5I: Varsily Baseball '49 '50, '51, Cade? Palrol '49, '50, '5l. FRANK WARREN LAMBERT JR. MANUEL F. LANDER Jeff Pvf. Co. B Business Jeff Sqi. Maier Staff Mining Eng 'X: lnlramural Baske+ball '50, '5l: Glee Club '50, '5I: Nemo, Varsifv Swimminq '47, '48, '49, '50, '5l: Var Varsily Baseball '50, '5I: Graduaiinq Class-R. O. T. C. sify Soccer '48, '49: Swim Band '5O. '5l: Band '47, '48 5I, '49, '50, '5l: Glee Club '50, '5I, BLAS H. LEMMO JOHN WILLIAM LONGENECKER oe Sgt Co. B Medicine Jeff Cpl. Band Undecided Bert Varsilv Soccer '48, '49, '5O: lniramural Sollball Lonq Jolwnf' Varsifv Foolball Manaczer '50, Varsily Base- SO, '5l: Band '48, '49: lniramural Baslxefball '50, '5l7 Ten. ball Marwaqer '50, '5l: Band '49, '50, '5l: Swinq Band is Team '5l: Craclr Drill Squad '49, '50, '5l. '50, 'SI' Glee Club '50, '5l: lnlramural Baslzefball '49, '50, '5l: lnlramural Soflball '49, '50, '5l: Graduaiinq Class- R. O. T, C. '51, 15 RICHARD LEE MILLER Poo Pvf. Co. A Phy. Ed. DicIcg Varsify Baslceiball '5I: Varsiiy Fooiball '5O: Var- siiy Baseball '5l. JOHN P. ROUGHEN Joi? Ist LI. Co. A Medicine LiHle SIUPBIH Junior Varsiiy Fooiball '49, '50: Varsiiy Foofball '5O: G-lee Club '48, '49, '5O: Sgi. af Arms '5I: Varsiiy Swimming '50, 'Sli Business Manaqer Adiufani Sfafi '5I: Inframural Baslzefball '48, '49, '50, '5l: Varsiiy Baseball '5Ig Crack Drill Squad '49, Execuiive Officer '50, '5l: Rifle Team '49, '5O: Commander Cade? Pairol '49, '50, '5l: Graduating Class-R, O. T. C. '5l. ROBERT F. NICODEMUS Jeff Pvt Co. A Dairy Producis Tech Nicky Varsiiy Fooiball '50, lniramural Baslrefball '50 Tennis Team '50. RICHARD H. ROUGHEN Poe Exocufive Officer Sfaff Medicine Big Sfupe: Varsify Fooiball '49, 50, 'Sig Varsify Basket- ball '48, '49, Co-Capfain '50, '5Ig Varsiiy Baseball '48, '49, '50, '5Ig lnframural Baslceiball '48, '49: lnframural Soff- ball '49: Glee Club '48, '49, '50, '5I: Presidenf '49, '50, '5lg Senior McCauley Medal '50: Craclr Drill Squad '49. '50, '5l: Non Coms Club '48, '4-9: Officers Club '49, '50, '5Ig Adiu+an+ Siafi '49, '50, '5I: Senior Class Edifor '5l: Commander Cadei Pafrol '48, '49, '50, '5I: Graduaiing Class-R. O. T. C. '5l. FREDERICK CLIFFORD SPOGEN JR. Poe Isl' LI. Band Mililary Career Frifzkee: Rifle Team '49, '50, '5l: Capfain '50, '5l: Varsify Soccer '49, '50: Glee Club '49, '50, '5l: Infra- mural Baslcefball '49, '50, '5l: lnframural Soffball '49, '50, '5l: Adiufanf Sfaff '50, '5l: Non Coms Club '49, '50, Of- ficers' Club '50, '5l: Cadef Pafrol '49, '50, '5l: Com- mander '50, '5l: Band '49, '50, '5l: Swing Band '49, '50, '5l: Varsify Baseball '5l: Graduafing Class-R. O. T. C. '5I. WILLIAM E. VANDERDYS I. G. WARNER Poe ISI LI. Co. C Undecided l. 6.7 Varsify Foofball '50, Varsify Baslrefball '50, 5I: Non Coms Club '47, '48, '49, '50: Varsify Swimming '5l: Baseball Manager '45: Officers' Club '50, '5l: Graduaf- ing Class-R. O. T. C. '50, GERALD LEONARD MOONEY Poe Sgt. Color Guard Medicine Poe Pvf. Co. 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' :TQ 1? 4 .fm gf Q 'un' v '2 Q' 55 E5 QQ - W ,W 2 s 3 X 5 W . Q fa E . - ' .fr -f . , 5 an A Q A 5 i f ,, -ff is M 9 ar 4 K U f' Q O le MW , S 1123555 ig Q Q S mi 'Q bi' 5 is as , 31- r me .W ,. , 9 Sl P 3 4 .J- Firsf Row, L. 'ro R.: Hines W., Mc:MiHen, Miller A., Runyon D., Evans M., Hines C. Second Row: Runyon C., Sfavrekas, Smuck, Traczynski, Safgaclo, Jones, Lighfner, Ogden. Tnird Row: Reed D., Smifn N., Reed G., Grande, Evans S., Sfouf, Tomey, Bauser' men, Fosfer. JUHIUH SCHUIH A , .L 1 Ig.. fi! ,j iw--0 5 . in L W .-hs i ' . . 4 less- :i t .'LV - si '.,, .Imp .5f 1sW?' K , w Q. iw- . -. A .d, iWg. W, 5' V j wife F -eg A K,V.L I ., weft. -mf-lf v me L A - ' 1 A 'S E .ennn sf is 'i3,j3 f' 'f . . srl . , gm, g l 5 V QP W ' ' , s s i .s . '.s X b k.1. .1 H' X. A . ' s..- . K -f - .'-,. ps . X... . I -mf ,gf wwf .sw .Q Wiimf. -.uw f HDJUTHHT STHFF Lasl December The new l95l Adiulanl was born, and since 'rhen 'fhe yearbook has grown lo 'rhe finishing poini. The Slaff was slow in gerling slarled, bul under The sleady hand and well experienced mind of Gordon l-laslings, our Fdilor, soon all was going smoolhly. Work on The book meanl lale hours and many hard words. Many hours were given ro The perlecling of This book, buf wi'rh a Slaff such as Bob Carler, Keilh Bayley, Frilz Spogen, Jim Di- Carlo, Roger Boelliger, and 'rhe many orhers, The book was des- lined 'ro be good. The Edilors of This Slaif are long To be remembered, Tor They were The hardesl workers ol all. Yes, Capl. Gordon l-las'rings and Sgr. Keilh Bayley gave much of Their needed lime To make This Yearbook +he besf rhal lvlassanulren has ever had. Capf. Philip Garrell, our Taculry advisor, was always on hand fo help wilh any problem Thai would arise. The porlrails and group picfures were Taken by William Garber, of Ml. Jackson, who did a very excellenl iob. All Through The year snapshols were Taken, and bils of inlormalion were collecled. All fhe malerial was used +o make 'rhe Adiulanl a more inferesling and colorful book, and +he S+aFT mel each dead- line as lhe book wenf To press. Edilors-in-Chief . . . ,Gordon Haslings and Keifh Baylev Facully Edilor . . . . . . ,Frifz Spogen Senior Class Edifor. . . ,... Richard Roughen Classes Edifor . .. Milifary Edilor, . Acliviries Edilor . Sporls Edifor , . Business Manager. Jack Hadnshaw ,.. ,Bob Carler . Bob Farrell . ..,. ,Jim DiCarlo and John Freeman ... ..,... Jack Roughen Adverlising Edilors. , . .... Roger Boelliger and Waller Oliphan+ SEATED: Spogen, Roughen R., Haslings, Bayley, Farrell. STANDING: DiCarlo, Carfer, Freeman, Capt Ga rrell. 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Q'Q'Q'Q' 'Q'Q'Q'Q'Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q . . . . . . Q Q Q Q Q Q Q .QMML WH,-wr.wQ mg.: MNWw,Q:,1m.iQ-'fa QWQQM wmmwxf GLEE CLUB ',,.1-. Major G. A. Benchoff The blending of fhe 'rwenly-six voices under lhe slcilled and palienl direc- lion ol Els impresario, Maior Guy Benchoil, has made lhe Glee Club one of lhe mod lralernal organizarions of lhe school. lls superior posilion among lhe liner musical groups in norlhern Virginia can be allribufed lo long hours of sleady rehearsal, wilh all members giving much ol lheir free lime and wilh lheir unseliishly working logelher lor unify. One of lhe oulslanding fealures of lhe Club lhis year has been lhe Quarlel, composed of Cadels l-landshaw, Roughen R.. Roughen J,, and Burlon T. These boys have done Jrheir parl 'ro popularize lhe Glee Club and malce if one of lhe brighl spols ol This school year. The Club has been an assel +o The school in many ways, appearing on numerous Y.M.C.A. programs and also malcing many lrips 'ro olher schools in fhis region. Under Major Bencholis guidance lhe organizalion broadcasled two zhorl musical inferludes in cooperafion wilh radio srafion WSVA. WRST POW: Oliphanl, May, Eliades, Lander, DiCarlo, l-landshaw, Bond, Hamill. SEC UND ROW: Baylcy. Haw-n Rouzghfvn R., Roser, Spoqen, Bowman, Srheirer, Major G. A BENCHOFF. THWD ROW: Adams, lnqram, Longeneclccr, Roughen J., Gulbrodf, Farrell Harrrir, Barbara Bencholl. Ba A effch f ccompdmsfo f 'bard 8 28 RIFLE TEHHI S i. J. Richardwn g Coach The Riile Team lhis year was composed ol a iew of laslyearis members and many cadels who had never fired in compelilion before. Bui lhrough able coaching of Sql. Richardson, lhe boys were molded info a 'ream well worfhy of recognilion. Sql. Richardson, who, incidenlally, was always good lor a coke or a shoulder lo cry on when you lhrew your lasl Jrhree shols, gave exlensively bolh of his lime and money io malce lhe Team lhe organizalion il is.Oi ourleam, Spogen, was anolher who conlribuled much foward The improvemenl of 'the group and lheir individual scores. Cadeis Spoqen, McWhor+er T., and Eason were lhe undispuled 'lhiqh lhreew for 'rhe year, while Cade? Alexander filled lhe official roll of Team manager and scorer. FlRST ROW: McWhorl'er T., Hafner, Spoqen, Eason, Bayley, Farrell. SECOND ROW: Oddo, Gulbrodl, Wal?e',McWhorler J. Tl'llRD ROW: Alexander, Sql. Richardson lcoachl it I 'D Dqtgv' CHIJEI PHTIIUI FIRST ROW: Spogen, Harrier, Roughen R., Alexander, T'IasTings. SECOND ROW: KeIIer, Scheirer, PoTarnos, ArTuri, McComas, DiCarIo. THIRD ROW: FarreII, Lonqenecicer, BurTon T., BoeT'riger, GUT- brodT, Eason. DirecTor .... ....,..,,.. C apT. G. S. I-IasTings Commanders ...., ..... C apT. Roughen, LT. Roughen, IST SgT. Mexander 2nd-in-Command ..... ..,., S gT. Harner, LT, Farrell, I..T. BurTon The job oT checking Town every day has been The main TuncTion oT The CadeT PaTroI This year. The organizaTion was Tormed a year ago Tor The purpose of assisTing The ComrnandanT in his various acTiviTies. The PaTroI has proven iTseIT To be an invaIuabIe asseT Through The execuTion oT iTs many cIuTies. Under The direcTion oT Gordon I-IasTings, DirecTor oT The PaTroI, new cadeTs were Trained To receive The obIigaTion oT managing The group nexT year. 'Bl' ' 1 Tam man. Ca? Rou 9,-ee 96611 J ., Second SgT. James Wilson r ,F W Righf Guide, Capt Rougheng Zndfin-command, LT. Roughen: Commander, John Freeman: Guide-on bearer, Monfiel. The precision and exacTness of The Crack Drill Squad Typihes The SpiriT of MassanuTTen. As you waTched Them parade across The Tloor of The gymnasium during inTermission aT The MiliTary Ball, wiTh Their whiTe helmels and rifles conTrasTinq wiTh The dark blue of Their uniforms, The ThouqhT of The long hours of drill required To reach such a heiqhT of perTecTion was predominant The Squads organizer, SqT. J. Wilson, a man well suiTed for The job because of his many years'assocIaTion wiTh The army and The Train- ing of miliTary personnel, gave generously oT his Time in order To perTecT The organizaTion. DRILL SUUHIJ f Sllllllli BHHD Capt Deardorf Direc+or Leif 'ro Righr: Lander, Bayley, Gu+brodr, Farrell, Hepner, Pinio, Arluri, Capf. Deardori, Longeneclcer, Eason, Sleadman, Spogen, Oliphanf. Under The capable direciion oi Capl. Deardorf, 'rhe Swing Band 'rhis year showed promise of becoming one of 'rhe ouislranding fearures of lvlassanullen. The group relained a few of Hs old members, and around Jrhis nucleus This year's organizalion was formed. Capi. Deardori. a graduale of ihe Navy School of Music, has had many years of experience in lhis lype of work and only 'rhrouqh his know-how was lhe band able lo be 'rhe progressive organizalion if was, Pro- viding Sunday nighl enrerfainmenr for rhe Corp and dance music for The Salurday airernoon informal dances, held during 'rhe sprinq semesrer. was rhe main funciion of ihis fine group of amaleur musi- cians. ......,...........-q-.4..- ---.............-.....-. u.-.--............-..-. -.....-.......--......- n...----....-...--..--. .--......---........... .......-............... ....................... -f..-........-.......... ....................... nf.-.--................ .---....--...-....-...- .-........-............ ---..........--.---...- ---III...-.-..-...Q-.un -n.....-......-........ .-----.......-..-.-.... -...................... -..-.-.--aa......--..-- aunuuaeouau.-.uae-.asus nuuounnanu-nauusnaouass ....-...--...--.--..--. .......-.......--.-...- --ua.-Q---I..-aan.-Q-.. ..p..--u---.-n.---.-Q-Q ......--.-.......-...-. ....-............-...-- Q-.4...-.1-.---one-a-Q. --.......-uuaaaas-en-.- Q--...u....-nf...-..n.. ......-...Q----ag...--Q aununuuauuneoonnonannnu .u.--.n....-.e-a...nan- .......--..a.uuo--n...- ---.......queeaoo.-usa: 1--u-unuunnng-anununnna .....-..--.----nun...-1 .-.-....-..------n.-..- .--4-..-.-Q..-...anna-n -a-naman-Q-on-anna-.nun son..-Q..--.nu-.an-'non ........--.-.....-..... P.IH.S.8 i John B. McKean L+ Colonel, inf. U.S. Army . STHFF Jesse Richardson MfSgi., lnf. U.S. Army The R.O.T.C. program, adminisiered by 'rhe highly 'rrained men of +he Unifed Siaies Army, has proven 'lo be of greai success 'rhis year. Colonel McKean, our new P.lv1.S.8c T., has shown greaf inieresr in ihe corps and has given of his 'rime lo bring The corps ro perfec- 'rion. Capt Merchoff has pu'r much lime and pa+ience inio molding lhe furure leaders of America. Our iwo Sg+s., lvlfSg+. Jesse Richardson and Sgr. Is+ class James Wilson, have encouraged, helped, and disciplined 'rhe corps. They have given up much ro provide us wiih ihe knowledge which They acquired in combai. We, Jrhe Seniors of l95l, cannor express enough gra+iiude +o ihese four men, and we know we will never forge? ihem. James Wilson Sgt Isl' Class Inf. U.S. Army Q J 'wi M rchoii Caizilfmss lIlllllllllSSIllllEll UFTICEHS Major RoberT S. CarTer Much can be said Tor The BaTTalion Commander This year, and iT would probably Take up many pages. Major CarTer has remained The leading elemenT in spurring The corps forward. He remained Tireless ThroughouT The school year, and Through him, a well drilled and disciplined sTudenT body was macle possible. L. To R.: LT. Farrell. LT. Spogen, LT. BurTon, LT. Angeloh, CapT. OliphanT, Maior CarTer. CapT. Lizza CapT. Freeman, LT. Warner, CapT. HasTings, LT. Rouqhen. INSIDE--L. To R.: LT, Buckingham, CapT Roughen. This year The P.M.S.8: T. picked, as in pasT years, a cerTain group oT cadeTs To carry on The TradiTion oT good leadership. Under The capable leadership of CadeT Major RoberT S. CarTer. The school has rapidly developed inTo a well disciplined Corps. PerTecTion became The word oT The year, and The oTTicers seT ouT To do a Thorough job. Through Their leadership and abiIi+y, They produced one oT The TinesT baTTalions in years. BHTTHLIUH STHFF L. To R.: Lf. Buckingham, Sql. Mc Comes, Capt Rouqhen, Major Car ler, Ll. Anqeloh, Cpl. Rosen, Lf Farrell, MfSqf. Lander lNol Shownl The Sfafl, headed by lvlaior Carfer and Second-in-command of The Balfalion, Capfain Richard Roughen, proved ilself lo be equal lo The laslc of producing a line sludenl body. Much of The worlc fell lheir way, and somehow They always oblained resulfs. CULUH GUHRD The color guard, lhis year. is commanded by Sgr. William Vanderdys, a very capable leader, The Color Guard is composed ol four cadels who raise and lower the flag in rain or shine. Sql. Vanderdys was assisled by Cpl. DiCarlo, Cpl. Philhower, and Cpl. Sheppard. The Guard showed fine form in many of The parades which 'rhe Academy aflended lhis year. Ph lho er S l' Vanderd s, Cpl. Die l.. fo R.: Cpl. i w , q. y Carlo, Cpl. Shepperd. ,f 'm + uf var. . ,54- B ll II ll Q Capfain Oliphanf L+. Spogen Company Commander Execufive Officer 355' g gf-' If ff. 2, . . -' eff: if i t 1 i 4 fg gb i x ' ,V an Q, fri '- A' ' - P 5 4 3 ii' r., ':Gf39:' 'f5'93i:ST 'Q' ' ' -- '- 2' ' Q ' A A FIRST SQUAD SECOND SQUAD THIRD SQUAD Capf. Walfer A. Oliphanf. , .Company Commander Sgf. Roberf l-larner Sgf. Lynn Scheirer Sgf. James McWhorfer lsf Lf. Fredericlc C. Spogen ....,. Execufive Officer Samuel Hapner Charles Runyon Jon Sfeadman lsf Sgf. Jaclc G. Handshaw .....,... Firsf Sergeanf John Dailey Allen Vansanf Carlos Marquez Sgf. William Eason ..,,,..... .... R ighf Guide C l. John Lon eneclcer John Smuclc C l. Marvin Gordon Sgf. Conrad Gufbrodf. ,F . . ........... Librarian P 9 P Cpl. Thomas McWhorfer Cpl. Ronald Arfuri ....,, ,.,, C ompany Clerk 37 Fl Alan- ai H H C U In P H n u Capfain Hasiings L+. J. Roughen L Company Commander Execufive Officer 1-+A' . fig ' -. ' M +3 , 1 W ,-1 . - 'M ' 1 , iff' BTI L' ries 1 w ' r iss z aa r Capf. Gordon S. Hastings ...,m Company Commander FIRST SQUAD SECOND SQUAD THIRD SQUAD lsr L+. John P. Roughen ,.......,.. Execufive Officer Cpl. Larry May Isl Sergeani R. Donald Alexander ...,.. Firsl Sergeani Joseph Schmldl Sgr. R. Keifh Bayley ............ ..... R ighl Guide Rinberi Spgra Cpl. George Eliades. . , .... Company Clerk Efkijll-,FlNlX?lc!gZjemuS Jaime Gufierrez Donald Duclcharclf Anionoi Orfa Sgr. Russell Keller Sgr. Ambrose Klug William Ingram William Gilmour Thomas Adams Henry Flesch John Nagel Thomas Chapman Gerald Mooney James Evanko Cpl, Roger Boe++iger Cpl. Lorenzo Emmanuelli '-v. i-'22 .1053 var. u 590' wif I l 7 7 .gl 2 Capfain Freeman L+. Bur+on Company Commander Execulive Officer fi-gf' I 't ri' ,gfiaii . - ftffsrggi Q. A-ia -. 1-' ' 'Z -ef-5 - -,JY , Q w. r. - .. 'f - . -aL:Q.L? ' if - H. - -V erwggj we -5,.g!i:S:?5?,i.5 , .ani 4 U V V, ' 0, .9,'V- ,g, 4. FIRST SQUAD Sql. Gordon Bowman William McCormick Aurelio Marin Alfride Daulanl James Monroe l-lec+or Tarcherfi Charles Fosler Frank S'rou+ Cpl. Kennelh Kuhn SECOND SQUAD THIRD SQUAD Sql: Sarlcis Karam Sgf. Philip Spiggle Frank Lamberl' James Waller Jose Leon Michael Pinfo Luis Anfon George Joh David Ogden George Duvall Richard Unanue Rex Burlon Reinaldo Scarpella Richard Ray Cpl. William Hammaclc Cpl. Neil Smilh M, . KP' 03 , i ff 'N-e l f ? - ' -' Capt John F. Freeman Company Commander Isl' L+. Thomas F. Burfon ,,.,...,,.. Execulive Officer Isl Sgl. Jorge Charr. ,. Sql. Blas Lemmo ...... Cpl. William Bond .... . . . ......,. Firsl Sergeanr ..,,,..Righ+ Guide ... .Company Clerk 39 40 A3 ,S Wh 9 jp. ' fs' af cs, Capfain Lizza L+. Warner . 115 Company Commander Execulive Officer 'l ., V ' K c C Qs R 'Males ' f5' f SziI . 3 ' Caprain Nicholas G. Lizzas . , .Company Commander FIRST SQUAD SECOND SQUAD THIRD SQUND Isl L+. Ira G. Warner ..... .,.. E xeculive Officer Sgt William Oddo Sgt Chrisl' Polamos Sql. Bruce Hamill Isl Sql. Miguel A. Lippo .... . . .Firsl Sergeanl Jose Cove Carlos Emmanuelll John BGUSS-Vmafl Sergeanr Lucio Alioffi .... ..... R ighr Guide l-lerlman Casablanca George Reed Ronald Smnih Donlay Tomey William Runyon Andrew Miller Slephen Evans Roberl' Grande Rafael Luna Cpl. Douglas Reed Anlhony Slavralcas John Traczynslci Richard Jones William Hines Michael Evans Guillermo Salgado Cpl. Jan Balclcer Richard Lighfner Roberl McMillen Charles l-lines Marlin Hessen Cpl. Carlos Mon+iel 40 3. y ED u 4 1 . . ,. ,N M I L p , . 1 . af . -. - A, 1. ,fy WA Wi l? 7 N .. WWI? L , , i ,f g - . M L, .X 4 3 ,PA - X- . , ,, f-2 2 A. ,w - 1 , , f , ff ' ' 1 im, . 5' Y ' - 4 X. V- ' 4 f 53 as me Hs ' - wb. x -f K. . W ' HWS F 'ag , , M . . Q v- . . .. - . ,.. . . . . . . . . .. .. ... 1 . .... .. .....n. . .. ....... . . I. .Qu .. -- ... . . .-. . ..--- - .. -. .. -. . -. . ... . .-... . ... . 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SPO RTS .-............- ......--...--..-. ..............-.. .-...........-... -..-............. .. ................. ..-........ -.......... ........... -...-.-...... ...... ............ ....- ...-.-... Nick Lizza Freshman Baskefball Jim Evanko and John Buckingham Varsify Foofball V 733117 Ad CHPTHIHS Uf SPUHTS These Capfains Tried hard +his year +o produce winning reams, buf +hey mer 'reams way ou? of Their class. Massa- nuHen is proud 'fo have such oufsfanding men as fhese in The Corps. We can never forgei' The School Spirii' fhey- each and everyone-held during +he hardesf season of fheir lives. vC,D C'f fe rslufy ougflery BGSK-efb dr 5 sffy Swimzf mg all s les ' Q k ,-w,1y+ f . If ,v 'sf sim as Fri+z Spogen Rifle Team 45 MV: Q 83 V 3. 8 , 7 N - ,V ,, 15, B- DiCarlo-Guard Lina-BacH'Teld Schairer-'TWH' Hqpnor-End .1 wifi NSW X Vx :SX ORM M Buckingham fCapf.l-Backfield Ev lr C an o I apt,-Backield Roughen R.-End Duclhardf-Cenfer Adams-Taclrl Elindes-'Gund Rovqh en J,-End o Miller D.-End l,S-gg. . 'TL Q 23 'Q f ' H K sf W wa in ww iff. Q, ' gk 3: 1 uf xv . A QAM VHHSITU r :greg Q N Y A xx Ha mme cl:-Ta clrle May-Backlield 'E iA1 - Wa rner-Tackle Nicodemus-Backfield BUI'i'OI'l T--'elldfd SPiggIg1Gual-d Sfeadman-Cenfer Bo,,,m,,,.T,ckle FUUTBHLL , Q. Q25 K gi 5 Gordon M.sGu d QI' This year's foofball feam was under fhe coaching of Dick El- lis, who had +0 leave us fo go back inlo fhe Marine Corps, in which he served during 'rhe las+ war. The 'rearn had a Figh+ing spiril which was undying fhroughoul 'rhe enlire season. Allhough 'rhey didn r win any games, lhey played like irue sporfsmen againsl lheir more experienced opponenis. 47 Coach Leroy Glunl FIRST ROW: Carler, Evanko, Freeman, Warner, Lizza, Philhower, SECOND ROW Coach Lee, Buckingham, I-lepner, Roughen R., Klug, Kuhn, Mgr.: Coach Glunlz The baskeiball 'ream 'rhis year, under 'rhe able coaching of Coach Leroy Gluni, did noi' have a very successful season buf was in lhere lighl- ing all fhe lime. ln spile of 'rhe fad Thai up unril The priniing of This book 'rhey had won only one game, we of 'rhe siudeni body feel lhal' lhey did much more in showing lhe 'Fine spiril of l'he school, which 'lhey had during all Their games no mailer whal +he scores. happened +o be. The Caplain of +he leam, Dick Roughen, a veieran from las? year, along wiih Klug, l-lepner, Miller, Car+er, Schmidi, Evanko, Buckingham, May, Warner, Philhower, and Freeman played hard ihrough fhe enlire season even 'rhough 'rhey were usually up againsi more experienced IVHRSITU BHSHETBHLL z I 'A-if 4 lsiggm. mill A SEATED: Monfiel, Marin, Ar+uru Joh ScarpeH'a Marquez Aliolrh STAND ING: Coach McLawhorn, Casablanca Elnades Roughen J Adams Daufanl' SUJIHHIIIHG Wilh only four leH'ermen relurning from las? year's squad. +he Massanullen swimming 'ream had very few prospecfs for success 'lhis year. Wiih such rugged cornpe+i+ion as Sfaunfon. Augusfa. and Randolph Macon, fhere was very liH'le surprise al' fhe O-6 record scored for 'rhe season. The +eam had al' leasl one moral viclory. however, when fresh- man coach Charles McLawhorn look a delegafion of his bes+ swimmers lo 'rhe Universily of Norih Carolina's invifa- fional mee'r af Chapel Hill, where M.M.A. won a fourlh- place lie wifh Augusfa againsl prep schools from all paris of fhe Soulheasl. Slandouf performers were Thomas Adams, who scored 'rwelve firs+ places in +he six seasonal meels and copped lwo championships al Chapel Hill and +wo more in 'rhe s'ra1'e meel' a+ Charlolfesville, Virginia, and Fred Angeloh, wi'rh four 'firs+ places in seasonal com- pe+i+ion and a fourlh place ai Chapel Hill. FHESHMHH BHSHETBHll This year's Freshman Baskelball Team has +he unique dis- lincfion of losing only one game +o dale. Viciories have been posied over such nofable opponenfs as 'rhe Edinburg Varsiiy lfour vicloriesl. Academy facul'ry. and Woodsfoclc. The Freshman Team's lone defeaf was al' 'rhe hands of ihe 'Formidable Randolph Macon Academy 'Freshman feam. The 'ream iiself is composed of nine up-and-coming bas- keiball players, who, in all probabilify, will form The nucleus of ihe nexi year's varsify feam. The srarfing five are composed of Nick Lizza, +he +eam's play-maker and leading scorer: Mike Pin'ro, 'rhe second bes+ shoi of ihe ieam: John Sleadman, guard: Don Duclchardf. rebound arfish and Larry Sheppard, also a capable rebound man. The subs+i'ru'res of 'rhe +eam-and heading ihe lis+-are Billy Bond, Chris Pofamos. and Larry May. All are very capable players. Le+'s all ge'r +oge'rher and wish 'lhese boys good-luck in 'rheir fufure careers here al' Massanufien. KNEELING: Unanue, Sieadman, May, Bond. STANDING: Coach Lee, Lizza, Sheppard, Duckhardf. lngram. JH.SCH00l FIRST ROW: Jones, Traczynslce, McMillan, Miller A. SECOND ROW: Tomey Smuclc. Sfavralcas, Runyon C., Fosfer. THlRD ROW: Lighfner, mgr., Ogden Reed D. Sloul. Bauserman. Reed G., Smirh R. BHSHETBHLL The Jr. School Baslcelball +eam +his year had a very successful season under lhe capable coaching of Coach Gluni, for 'rhey los+ only lwo ou? of six games. These +wo games were losl' 'lo boys. from Randolph Macon Academy, who were a greal deal larger 'rhan our boys. Bauserman was high-poinl' man for +he leam, and Reed, D. ran a close second. The li+'rle 'rornados worlced hard al' praclice +o perfec+ lheir slcill and ball handling. I+ is expec+ed +ha'r +he midge+s in fulure years will form Jrhe nucleus of 'rhe varsily squad. DEBHTEHS Quesfion: Resolved, Thaf free educafion be exfended fo fhe college level. Wifh fhe elecfion of officers and fhe appoinfmenf of sfage and posfer commiffees by fhe Poe and Jefferson Liferary Sociefies, Massanuffen enfered info ifs forfy-sixfh consecufive infer-sociefy debafe. The quesfion for debafe fhis year was a confroversial one, and bofh 'reams spenf many hours in preparafion for fhis annual oraforical evenf. Upholding fhe Affirmafive for fhe Poe Liferary Sociefy were Thomas Adams, Roberf Farrell, and Ambrose Klug, while Bill Eason. Gordon Bowman, and Roger Boeffiger lAlf.l ably upheld fhe Negafive side of fhe confenfions for fhe Jefferson So- ciefy. Affer 'rhe argumenfs, for and againsf fhe resolufion, and fhe rebuffals had been given, fhe Poes were iudged fhe winners of fhe evening wifh Cadef Roberf Farrell receiving fhe besf de- bafor medal and Cade? William Easom. Honorable Menfion. 53 5 'A' i YNQ2 ffiix fiiit ffiit fttit ftkit rf' fig 'lift tif fttg fini tit tit E 5 2 2 EH- F ,J if i' if tif! wtfgti :muff itffti WI I Grand Merch Sgt Jesse Richardson. Ass'+. P.M.S. 8: T. Miss MassanuH'en, BeH'y Alexander and Sgt James DiCarlo HIILITHHU BHLL .. f' o .af Q , -git-kir'k'f -Q-kfkiwk-fri' -u'k-if-ki-iri' if-ki:-xiri' www elf' try- ggi' ' 'fs X Q3 ii 'kicskwk fuse-hiv if if 1l1k1iw'ir iii! aaa ic if K 'Il ffffarfff if-af art-kk tiff +1411 'k-if QQ-Q-gf 'iv SY 'ki Q i 'G X ,S v f H 11- - 'CP T. Q I ' 1 EL, ' A M .I ': iX9 s L , Q 4 I' I ,fb ,sg 0, sg! U . 4 Q Besl Scholar . . . Beslr Line , , Cu+es'r , . Winning Smile School Clwaller Box. Bes+A+l1lele lvlosl Allraclive , . Frienclliesf . . . A Moslr Popular Teaclwer Mosl likely To Succeed School Op+imis+ .. .,,May . McCormick .,.,l-linesC81W A . . A .Angelolw . A . . ,Aliolli , . . .Miller . . , Angelolm , 4 . ..,. Nicoclemus Capt lvlcLawhorn . . ..., Farrell , ......,,.....,. Spiggle Romeo 84 Juliel, . , l-larner 8: Cliarlolle Fleming Besl Personalily . Spogen .XASI ,fi x Nl ,S v. I M., Qi 'ici ' x ics 4 si Ai., Nj, Q . iles' A ,gf 9 .W 1 15-ug mf . qv. f '1- -, Q. T-V .A - A -155. 15 X wg s. .gg 1s gn ,, ., ,i.A ,.LI K m K .k K ,jf :..,'- , A - 5 '- Lv ,, in 9571 :rw 13. is Mos? Mililary ,... Besf dressed . . , Calmesl ,..A,..,,4.,., . . . .Burlon T. . , . . .Spogen . . ...... Klug Did The Mos? for Jrhe School A....,,...... l-lasfings Besi Teacher .... ......,.... C api. McLawhorn Biggesf Flirl' . . . Besl Spor'r . . . , Mosf Talenled , . . School Pesimisl ,o.. Pre++ies'I' l-lair .... lvlosl Oulslanding ,.., School Devil , . . . . Bes+ School Spiril ..i.. Caclel Judges ,... Supreme Judge ..,s...,. Poll made by Cpl. Boe++iger ,...,..,Eason . . . .Roughen R. . . . .Lander . , . ,Kuhn . . , .Bond . . , ., ,Keller .,.,l-lessen ...,..,,,..Car'l'er . . . .SfSg'r. R. K. Bayley 8: Cpl. Boefliger lv1XSg+. J. T. Richardson Sept Sept Sepf Sepf Sept Sept Sepf Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Nov. Nov. IIHLEIIDHH I4-Baffalion ranks are posfed. I5-School opens-Officers draw buffons for fhird mess: fwo ouf of uniforms. I6-Officers privilege levery nighf in fownl. Dafes: Mon. fhrough Sat Sfudy on Sun. I7-Mai. Carfer refurns wifh broken leg. Whaf was her name Bob? I8--Cadefs long for home. 20-Hepner cufs corn-and school. 29--M.lv1.A. holds lvlercersburg foofball game: 2l-0. I0-Buckingham becomes lover? I2-DiCarlo receives a leffer. Firsf line, Greefings from fhe Pres- idenf of fhe Unifed Sfafes .... I3-Friday fhe l3fh-l-lessen refurns--NOW who doesn'f believe in bad luck? I5-Lippo refurns lSchool opens-so he fold his fafher.l I6-Adjufanf Sfaff sfarfs work. Bayley and Hasfings sfarf fo worry. I7-This year finds Lt Richard H. Schafer in sunny California- working for Uncle Sam lU.S.M.C.l I8-No bullring so far fhis year-I-lessen is in his glory. 20--Doug Gordon refurns-Dudy again? 2I-Homecoming--fhe old gang refurns. Wallace and Levenfis are here. 23-Col. Benchoff serves cider for supper-Baffalion gefs dippy. 29-Rusfy receives a leffer from 'rhe clraff board. 30-Angeloh fainfs when he finds fhaf fhe P.M.S. 8: T. office fi- nally gof around fo making him an officer affer five years af M.M.A 24-Colonel says, No passes for Thanksgiving. 25-Adiufanf reporfs IOO men absent Nov. 27-6 inches of snow-Chuck says, No one leaves dorm af 9:3O. Dec. Dec. Dec. Cadefs sfarf rebellion. II-Carfer becomes Asst Mayor of Sfrasburg-GO MARILYN. I5-Everyone sfarfs fo sfudy for exams nexf week, fhaf is. EVERY- ONE buf Angeloh. 20-Cadefs welcome Chrisfmas vacafion. L 01lr-.gn- Jan. 7-Cadels are happy lo be back al school. I0-Adiulanl Slalf linally gels permission lo slarl yearbook. Jan. Jan. I7-Spanish boys go A.W.O.L. Jan. I8-Bullring slarls. TIME MARCHES ON Feb. 20-Ba++alion in uproar-Col. McKean changes Companies -- Spanish boys in lheir glory as C Company is lurned Spanish. 23-Capl. l-loll relurns. Poes 'finally win The debale afler four long years. 24-Mililary Ball goes over wilh a bang as Doug Gordon, ex-M.- MA. Cadel, falls in love wilh Miss Massanullen ol l950. 26-Frilz Spogen finally finds his lrue love-Her inilials are Phyl- iss Sheelz. 28-Eliades proclaims himself lhe besl member of 'lhe Crack Drill Squad. lYou Dreamerl Feb. 29-Philhower is promoled lo General. lAno+her Dreamerl March l-Angeloh sludies! Someone help Capl. Branscome. He lainled. March 2-Jack Roughen and Angeloh bolh sludy. Whal' happened? March 3-Warfield ioins fhe Air Corps. Boelliger and Bayley are lhe lasl of lhe Slalole-Bums. March 4-From here on in 'rhe school year should be more exciling 'rhan ever--Bul' we'll never fell. March 5-Nol long ago our favorile cadel. Joe Monroe. losl parl' of his linger while playing lhe Missouri Wallz on lhe saw in our worlc- shop. March 6-Col. Bencholf inviled lhe Senior Class 'lo dinner. Boogie Woogie and popular pieces were played by M. Lander on lhe beauliful piano. LOST MONTH! Somefime-We are now engaged in a greal Governmenl lnspeclion. Also. during lhis lime we will allend lhe Maple Feslival in Penna., and The Cherry Blossom Feslival. ll we keep lhis up we will end up in lhe Sugar Bowl. May 3-4-Apple Blossom lime-The Apple Blossom Feslival is here. We will again march in lhe five mile parade. Ouch! Our FEET! May 26-29-Exams are here-Seniors are gay. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. June 2-3-Commencemenl -- our lasl parade - four years compleled and well spenl. June 3-4-5-Adiulanl Slalf compleles worlc. June 6-Senior Class is drafled. fs, rf.-na, i l L B. 64 IIIIIEIIIUIIU Adams. Thomas 232 So. Highland Ave., Pilfsburgh. Pa. Alexander. Donald llsf. Sg+.l Woodslock. Virginia AlioH'i. Lucio lSfSg+.l Izmir. Turke Angeloh. FreJIlL+.l 38 N. 87l'h. S+.. New York Cily Anlon. Luis Camaguey, Cuba Arfuri, Ronald lCpl.E 8I0 Soulhern Par way. Uniondale, New York Bakker. Jan lCpl.l Delaplane, Virginia Bauserman, John Woodslock. Virginia Bayley, R. Keilh lSfSgl.l Park Boulevard, Easf Liverpool. Ohio Boeffiger. Roger lCpl.I I2 Ferncliff Terrace, Glen Ridge. New Jersey Bond. William ICpl.I 26I5 4'rh. S+. N.E.. Washinglon, D.C. Bowman, Gordon. ISgl.l Ml. Jackson. Virginia Buckingham. John lL+.l 202I I7+h. S+. N.W.. Washingion, D.C. Burfon. Rex 5I3 Fredrick S+.. Cumberland, Md. Burfon, Thomas lL+.l Upper Marlboro, Md. Campbell, Wrighl 2lI E. King S+.. Slrasburg, Virginia Carfer, Roberl IMaiorl 273 Grandview Terrace, Harfford, Conn. Casablanca, Herfman Bogola, Colombia Chapman, Thomas Shenandoah Caverns. Virginia Charr. Jorge. llsf. Sgtl Caracas, Venezuela Cova. Jose Caracas, Venezuela Dailey. John I3 Choplanlc Ave.. Cambridge. Md. Daufanf, Alfride Caracas. Venezuela DiCarlo. James lCpl.l 2I Normandie Drive. Warwick. R.l. Duckhardl. Donald Glen Allen, Virginia Duvall, George 8509 Cedar S+.. Silver Springs. Md. Eason. William lSfSg'I'.l I-lambrooks Blvd.. Cambridge. Md. Eliades. George lCpl.l 3l9 Tennessee S+.. Washingion. D.C. Emmanuelli. Carlos Caracas. Venezuela Emmanuelli. Lorenzo ICpl.l Caracas. Venezuela Evanko.,James 60 Jefferson Ave.. Wesl Hazelfon. Pa. Farrell, Roberl ILLI Spring S+.. Troy, Norfh Carolina Fosler. Charles I 2I08 l6+h. S+.. Arlinglon, Virginia Freeman, John lCap'r.l Fredericksburg Virginia Gilmour, William I2 Roger S+., I-Iarlford. Conn. Gordon. Marvin Ml. Jackson. Virginia Gulbrodf. Conrad lSg+.l 3I Mounfain Ave.. Princelfon, N.J. Gufierrez. Jaime Bogofa. Colombia Hamill, Bruce lSg+.l I8724 Dolores S+.. Birmingham. Michigan Hammack. William lCpl.l 52 Charles S+., Fronl Royal, Virginia Handshaw. Jack llsl. Sg'I'.l Glen Apls.. Chambersburg. Pa. Harner. Roberl lSg+.l Taneyfown. Maryland Haslings. Gordon ICap+.l Keyser, Wesl Virginia I-lepner. Samuel Mauerlown. Virginia l-lessen. Marlin I37 College Ave.. Lancasler. Pa. Hines. Charles 2l I2 Nor+h l9+h. S+.. Arlinglon, Va. I-lines. William 2I I2 Norih l'Hh. S+., Arlinglon, Va. Ingram, William l733-I3l'h. S+.. Washingion, D.C. Joh. George 5008 Frederick Ave.. Balfimore. Md. Jones. Richard Washinglon. D.C. Karam. Sarkis lSgl'.l Caracas. Venezuela Keller, Russell lSg'r.l 267 E. Markef S+., York, Pa. Klug, Ambrose lSg'I'.l 5 Hollisler S+.. Dundee. New York Kuhn, Kennelh lCpl.l 220-04 I-lempssfead Ave.. Queens Village. Long Island. New York Lamberf. Frank Wes+ Courl' S+.. Woodsfock, Virginia Lander. Manuel lM!Sg+.I Caracas, Venezuela Lemme, Blas ISg+.l Caracas, Venezuela Leon. Jose Caracas. Venezuela Lighlner, Richard 2I5 Poplar S+., Hanover, Pa. Lip o, Miguel. llsl. Sgtl garacas. Venezuela Lizza. Nicholas l,CapI.l 2 Mill River Fload. Oysler Bay. N.Y. Longenecker. John ICpl.I IO4 Sunse+ Drive, Wilminglon. Delaware IJIRECTUHU McComas, Richard lSgi.l Plainfield Inn, Winchesler, Virginia McCormick, William 378 Bleecker Si., New York Ci'ry McKean, John Woodsfock, Virginia McMillen, Roberl 4802 5+h. Ave., Piffsburgh, Pa. McWhor+er, James lSg1'.l Ravensworrh Road, Annandale, Va. McWhor+er, Thomas lCpl.l Ravensworfh Road, Annandale, Va. Marin, Aurelio -Habana, Cuba Marquez, Carlos Caracas, Venezuela May. Larry lCpl.l Mohrsville. Pa. Miller, Andrew l9OI Henderson Ave., Silver Springs, Maryland Miller, Richard Woodslock, Virginia Monroe, James I I6 Poplar Sf., Annandale, Virginia Monliel, Carlos Caracas, Venezuela Nagel, John 2608 Terrefl' Ave., Alexandria, Virginia Nicodemus, Roberf 7 Rosemoni Ave., Frederick, Maryland Oddo, William lSg+.l 2l92 Wes? 93rd. S+.. Cleveland, Ohio Ogden, David 2I I3 N. Troy S+., Arlingion, Va. Oliphani, Waller lCap+.l Laurel, Delaware Orfa, Anfonio Caracas, Venezuela Philhower, Harold lCpl.i Cali, Colombia Pinfo. Michael i608 E. Johnson S+.. Philadelphia, Pa. Poiamos, Chris? lSg+.l 935 Rooseveli S+., Franklin Square, New Ray, Richard 420 W. I l8+h. S+., New York Cify Reed, Douglas iCpl.l Washingfon, D.C. Reed, George Washingion, D.C. Rosen, Ronald lCpl.1 Laurelfon I3, Long Island, New York Roughen. John lL'r.l Laughliniown, Pa. Roughen. Richard lCap+.l Laughlinfown, Pa. Runyon. Charles I56 Hillwood Ave., Falls Church, Va. Runyon, William I56 Hillwood Ave., Falls Church, Va. York Scarpefla, Reinaldo Bogo+a, Colombia Schierer, Lynn lSgl.l 668 N. I2+h. S+., Reading, Pa Sheppard, Rober+ lCpl.l Alexandria, Virginia Smiih, Neil lCpl.l Washinglon, New Jersey Smirh, Ronald Washinglon, New Jersey Smuck, John Washingfon, D.C. Spiggle, Philip lSgl.l Grimesland, Norih Carolina Spogen, Fredrick llsi. Sg+.l Turbolville, Pennsylvania Spora, Roberl New York, New York Siavrakas, Anlhony Washinglon, D.C. Sreadman, Jon Mi. Jackson, Virginia Sfoui. Frank, Jr. Clarksburg, Wesi Virginia Tarchefli, l-lecior Bogola, Colombia Tomey, Donley Waynesburg, Pennsylvania Taraczynski, John McKeespor+, Pennsylvania Unanue, Richard Vedado, Havana. Cuba Vanderdys, William lSgl.l Caracas, Venezuela Vansanf, Allen Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Walfer, James Middlelown, Virginia Warner, Ira lLl.l Woodsfock, Virginia Webb. Roberl lL'r.l Edinburg. Virginia Evans, Michael Belhesda, Maryland Evans, Sfephen Beihesda, Maryland Luna, Rafael Caracas, Venezuela Grande, Roberf l-lariford, Conn. Salgada. Guillermo Mexico Cify, Mexico Dupps, Howard , Kenmore, New York Mooney, Gerald Mumford, New York Schmidr, Roberi Inwood, L. l., New York Padilla, James Bogola, Colombia Complimen'rs of MRS. GRACE G. NUTE Complimenis of Mr. 84 Mrs. John T. Gilmour SHENANDOAH SPORTS 81 APPLIANCES Garland C. Hudgins, Prop. Woodsioclc Your Besi Bei for ihe Besi in Afhlelic 81 Sporring Goods Complimenis of Virginia wooosrocx PRINTING COMPANY Woods+oclc, Virginia C 81 R CHEVROLET SALES Chevrolei Oldsmobile Phone l4l corner of Main 84 High S+reeis Woodsioclc, Virginia WOODSTOCK NEWS STAND N. Main Sl., Vlfoodslock, Va. Newspapers za Magazines Founfain 81 Booih Service Mee+ Your Friends Here COMPLIMENTS OF MR. H. B. HAMMILL WENDER'S C0mP'5men'fS of QUALITY an SERVICE MRS' ELIZABETH R' REED WOOds+Ock-1M+.Jac:ksOn Virginia MR. L. A. 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Complimenfs of Complirnenrs of MR. JOHN F. FREEMAN Mr. 8: Mrs. Fredrick C. Spogen l+'s always a pleasure +o have Massanuflen Milifary Academy Cadels parlicipafe in lhe Annual Somersel Counly Maple Feslival in Meyersdale, Pa. Sponsored Every Spring by lhe MEYERSDALE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Meyersdale, Pa. camplamems of THE NATIONAL BANK OF WOODSTOCK The Bank on +lwe Corner Woodsloclc, Va. Complimen'rs SHENANDOAH COUNTY BANK AND TRUST ACOMPANY Woodslock, Virginia Cliarrered l899 Member: Federal Reserve Syslem Federal Deposil Insurance Corporalion Complimenfs of DR. F. WILSON GEARING and DR. FRANK W. GEARING Academy Physicians GEORGE L. HARNER Plumbing 84 l-leafing Taneylown, Maryland Complimenfs of MAX ROSEN Complimenfs of JOHN V. BAUSERMAN BOWMAN APPLE PRODUCTS CO.. INC. lv1+.Jaclcson, Virginia Qualify Apple Producls compiamems of H. L. 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K as A Q ' I - me 1 H fb 1 X . K f M . L.. :K SGA' V. . - 4 - -A ff' A+' V-w,,:f Swv U: . ,I ,, gi z N A i V 'Sami . - K my 1- . ' m m 1AfL The I95I baseball season goT under way wiTh a IO To 5 loss To The STuyvesanT School. The main TacTor Tor This loss proved To be The many errors. Miller and Freeman led The hiTTing wiTh Two each. The second game was anoTher Ioss To The sTrong STaunTon nine. M.M.A. had seven hiTs and eighT runs. buT STaunTon's Ten hiT barrage scored TourTeen runs. Weisinger's cluTch hiTTing was The main TacTor in This de- TeaT. The nexT Three games were vicTories Tor The Purple 84 Gold Dragons deTeaTing in Turn Randolph Macon six To Two, STuyvesanT Tive To one. and Warren CounTy I-Iigh School in a slugTasT I3 To II. AugusTa Took The nexT game aT ForT De- Tiance 6 To 5. The piTching oT Jack Roughen TeaTured This game. I-Ie IimiTed A.M.A. 'ro Two hiTs. Several errors and base on balls helped The winners. The second game wiTh STaunTon was a vic:Tory Tor S.M.A. To The Tune oT I4 To 8. Then in Turn The M.M.A. Team losT To Iviercersburg in Pennsylvania, and R.Iv1.A. aT home. The IasT game was a onesided aTTair wiTh The Warren CounTy High School Wild CaTs. The IvIassanuTTen nine had nineTeen hiTs and The same number oT runs. Klug, Roughen J.. and DuckhardT each hiT home-runs. The TeaTure oT The I95I season was The hiTTing of The Team. The piTching and TTeIcI- ing aT Times were weak. Many of The leTTer men will be back and should provide a good season in I952. STeadman and Roughen J. will make a crack baTTery in The TuTure. Nick Lizza will be back Tor The infield. In The ouT- Tield I-Iammack, DuckhardT, and McCormick should Torm a goocl ouTTieId. STANDING L To R Coach GIunT Lnzza LamberT. STeadman. Hammock. Roughen R., Buckingham DuckhardT Freeman Longenecker IMgr.T EGTED L To R Klug DiCarIo Roughen J., Hepner, PinTo, McCormick, Evanko, 1 er Q A -.min UH THE IJIHHIUHIJ fx wk-wgiem . 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Roberf Boyley BEST DRILLED COMMISSIONED OFFICER BEST DRILLED COMPANY Commended by Capt John Freeman Major Roberf Carfer BEST DRILLED PRIVATE Pv+. Frank Lamberf HIHPLE FESTIVHL HIEUEHSDHLE ------ PEHHSULVHHIH HI n un was M gig ,math ,V ,iw K, ,, , ff. . J ,vi CVT ,MQ W, 1 7 V. , nvww, , - . ,,1f',f-el iZikxf,,,gw:,,,,y ,,-ff. 3 , , W , k , mi! iw J tn :Quia V , ,.r, 5 VVL. 32 ft. , 1 'f wfmlszf, f-7 '!E ' H Wm Complimenfs of DR. ALAN S. VANSANT Complimenis of SOUTHERN DAIRIES WOODSTOCK VIRGINIA Complimenfs of ' MR. C. E. SMITH Sn SONS Washingfon New Jersey Complimenfs of MR. 8: MRS. FRANK POTAMOS Complimenfs of Complirnenfs of MR. LEWIS Y. BUCKINGHAM MR. JAMES A. MCWHORTER complamenfs of REV. A MRS. MILTON A. MAY Compliment of MR. 8. MRS. HAROLD F. OGDEN THE ADJU'I'ANT STAFF MR. 8: MRS. HENRY E. FLESCH CAMP LUPTON FOR JUNIOR BOYS on +he Shenandoah Operaied by THE MASSANUTTEN MILITARY ACADEMY WOODSTOCK. VIRGINIA MAJOR G. A. 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