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

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..'-lflufl TW-A' .- P. -Hs I THE SKIRMISHER -LN .-'OM' L33-g-' -fa,-' .. 2' -I r? 'ffm-. - n ., .. f . .. . ,4 - - gy. , 'I -149 I 'fgfp tx CAPTAIN J. EARL HEWITT, B.S. Drake University Englzfh, Hutory Captain Hewitt is one of the best liked otlicers-on the campus. Ile is always ready to answer any question and this with his ready lIuIIIor has made hnII much admired and respected by the cadets. CAPTAIN C. E. DRIGGERS, D.O.L. Proffuor of Military Science and Tarticf With the advent of Captain Driggers the school has taken a great leap ahead in the military line. 'l'he anima- tion which he succeeds in instilling iIIto the corps should place us oII the l10I10l' list this year. CAPTAIN GEORGE HITTLE, B.S. Knox College Engluh, Latin .-Xlthough he didn't arrive at tlIe opening of school, Captain llittle when he did arrive sooII entered into the spirit ofthe school and before long was seen on the gridiron assisting Major Houma with his second and third string lights. His stories of Knox College are always interesting. CAPTAIN lXIAURICE E. STAPLEY Iowa State Teachers College Englzrh On arriving at the mid-semester Captain Stapley quickly made many friends HIYIOHQI the corps. His lfnglish classes are unusually successful due to tlIe argument and discus- sion which he allows and encourages on any question which arises. Many a young debate has arisen in his class. SERGEANT LYLE NOLPXN, D.E.lN'I.L., U.S.A. Affiftant to P. M. S. and T. The Sergeant has had all important part in the military development of the school and has witnessed a steady improvement during the past ten years. No one is striving , any harder than he is to place hl. P, NI. IX. on the honor roll. LOWER SCHOOL CAPTAIN STEPHEN KLING Wooster College Fifth Grade Captain Kling is an old timer iII the Lower School. Besides teaching the fifth grade he instructs the school in penmanship and coaches the boxing squad. He is well liked by all the cadets and has many friends iII the Upper School. I Y 1.1.1. . , . ,r .- - V w h 1 1 1 27 Q. . 1 i Q A-ifili'ti'f3?fif.5'5555-fii 15?i1?f1fQ2E'.E?fI?ff573ilif'7fi':':'i :',i?'?33 -QQQFEEQEYE' .Lf..1j527-? 1-3.5 ff-51651 f' '. 5 QQ? 3155.2 .E1.5553zeif?S T ei-E13-5-'f2f'5.'-Q.:i'- 'iifflil t-iii' r.i'51'-.V :IS-T' .ii fiif' DL... . . :L , : law, nh 'AA ' - 1. f:- - :dz-'lr-Q E ,I . . - . A - , T ,, K... - , ., , 'lk .. D' I. .. 4 .1 .4. ,..,i1 -er-1:--.-f..1--.azz-f1.-.'-.-1-F'::-.zfzaduwi-2'.-1 :Siu1.:i::f5r5azi2a12:::::2ra:2E:E 5293111241521:::x:c??:ri'fl3:::ia i1rE'?:J:s94Is-Ii-:LCJHQEIQ195555-:Er4E1s55:eZ1Eis::rS511:g-sri-:4::.::E:3J:f:.tEi::g:,:-pg-fy,51'5:?51g::lg.z':gg53e

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