Morgan Park Military Academy - Skirmisher Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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rlsbiorn .U YM- 'QA 3, r- few. ...Anus .FN e f ff CAPTAIN FRANCIS GRAY, LL.B. University of Nlichigan Mathematics Captain Gray is one ofthe old timers about the campus. lle follows the activities of tlIe Alumni with a loyalty which they hardly suspect on graduating and his interest in seeing the school bettered both scholastically and ath- letically is as great. CAPTAIN FLOYD FLEMING, A.B. University of Indiana Director of Athletic: .Xs an athletic coach Captain Fleming is looked up to with respect not only from those of our own corps but also from others who have come in contact witlI him and his unusually successful teams. As George would say, l'lIat's hnc'. CAPTAIN IRVIN HIRSCHY, A.B. Lake Forest College Phyfzcf Besides teaching physics Captain Hirschy coaches tlIe orchestra and band. Xlusical work has become so popular under him that this year he was forced to organize two orchestras. lXlR. HUGH G. PRICE, B.S. Denison University Mathematicf, Mechanical Drawing The organization of tlIe Guardians, a group which has done much for the school, was due to the efforts of Xlr. Price who is always on the lookout for various means of bettering the school. Besides teaching algebra aIId draw- ing he keeps scholastic records and is also advisor for this publication. CAPTAIN lhlERRILL DAKIN, Ph.B. University of Chicago Engliih Captain Dakin besides being head of the English depart- ment and being in charge of the school library has been chosen as advisor of the junior Class. l-le is capable in all of his positions and performs his duties well. CAPTAIN Rov S. KICINTOSH, AB., KLA. LIIIIVCFSIIY of Colorado Latrrt Pounding Latin into the heads of both bright and dull students is the job of Captain Xlclntosh who makes his courses very interesting by many imitations of old Roman weapons, siege towers, and so forth. lf he should chose to give up teaching we don't know whether he would make a better Roman soldier or a carpenter, I I A 0 A X I D A '.'.::,'1-E1:f-22- -. . .. 1' u I -' - '.-5 f'- 91 -fi'-ttf -: Istfwfxr. 112 72 -I :er-. --Q-an . .- ,. f' U' Mavis L fr s-.N ec s 2' -, 'z':-'J--'-1'5-'ia-Z- f i 172:--.. - --.. -. --. - ..f:::. . .-. ..-.,--.-:.-f.--.. -s 1- , -3:-., .1.. ... ,.. .- ..1L. ...::.:,.5'...:,gm..ggg..g..g-.... ,,5g..:...-gm.,..g,-g...,.1:-...-..: -H 1. LZ'-tw..f..2-.-.s.,...-,:-.-mf.-.....2..-,......tu-.--.......-ff.:' -1:-1.-.ar-...Q.,.1:..,1.,,..:..,,.,...,::,.. f ., L, L.. am ,g ,, ., ,-1 J,

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