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

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-:1w'1'gl11 l fwll1r1ll Cl, J, iq, ,glg Cfnnzfmny .lllllrlzliv CI, 2, ng, .jlq 'l'hree years the opposing football teams feared The I932 Skirmisher -losrzeu X. clR1MSl1AVV , . . joey Burn Urlulffr cj, lfjlj, fn llrlrnzil, dlllifllllgtlll. l:'ulrr1'fl .ll. ll. .ll. .-I. in IQ-Qllfffllll llyzlf Park lligll Srlmnl. l'rit'alf Cu. H. Cll: Cfnrpnral Cel: l?ar1!11rr1fz'rfgl11 l ouIb11llCIl: l,f,gl1lwr1'.qllr CJl,' lflHIlZ1IH'Il'2'IiALflIl lfa.i'lct'1l111ll Cll: Trarlc Cll: Cfrlrlzpally lx'a,rlcffball C1, Jl: llarf' if llmonl C2l: lmlrmr Y'1'11t'C' Cglq Frfrlrli Cflull Cllg lfrulgf fllllll C3l: Ulm' Cflulf CJl,' llmmr CI.Jl,'Cl1l?1l11HICI,3l.' l,l'l1ll1'I-1'7ll Cll. linglish and Math take up most of .loey's studying time. He hopes to use the latter to a special advantage as a mechanical engineer. If he tries as hard at this work as he has in sehool we know he will make a success of it. Bauer-3 D. Clnonxaiucz . , . Bruce lJ,1H'lI Urlolfwr' 5, llllj, fn Cflziulnu, larva. l:'11l1'r'1'rl .ll. l'. , .ll. .l. in IQ-I1f1'f111l Yaris Cllillllllllllilj' llfglz Sflzuol. 1 l'rz'mlr lfaml Cllf l.z'gl1lrL'r1'gl1l Fonllmll Cll: l,1'gl1lfw'igl1l lfr1.flct'll111ll Cll: lfrl.Vz'l1Illl Cllg Gln' Cflulf C1l.' l'1'Mif'n'r11 Cll. Bruce is another senior who entered the Academy this year. He played lightweight Wei ht basketball. He shows his musical talent g 1 . by playing a eornet in the band. l 1.ovn li. ll.x,xs . . Mule liwru .ll1,lQLl.ll 1. 1411-I. in .llIilfC'1lI4lx'1'1', ,lil-JITIIIJIAII. lfufrrwzl .ll. l'. .ll. .l. in l11Jillf1'1f111 lll'I1ALf1'f lllglz Sflmnl, l'r1't'r1lf' Cfu. Cf. Cl, Jl: Cfurpurrll Cyl: Srrgfzlul C4l.' llf'ai'3 ll'rri1!r'1zg C4l.' lfmlflrm Cflulf CJ. 3, .gli .lCf.llJlf.lll' .YIJIVS Cl, gl: SKlR.lllSlllflC Cyl: R. fl. T. Cf. Cfmnp Cyl: l'mV,fn'1'f'111 ll, J, Il. lllien an opponent was tackled hard we often I found Curly had something to do with it. l him. lle also wields a wicked bat. In the com- pany he had to have a job. You ean't hold a good man down. lavlxo ll. lll41RRlOT'I' . . Cannon Ball lfnrn llfwnzlfrr rl, 11111 in .llorgnn Park. lf11f1'r'1'rl ll. l'. .ll. .l. in 11: lrmrz lln' .lrllifigmrl Srlmul. I 4. l'r1':'11lf' flu, ff. Cl, J. -ll: lirml' Cl, J, Cfr1. lf11.wlt'1'llu1ll CJ. liullrylmll Cjl: l'f'n111'f CJ, Afl: llyllllllffll fllllll C3, kql: .lCf.lDlf.lll' .X lull .S Csl. .Xgain we have one of those day students with a handy car. The track team is one of the things that holds lry around school in the spring. lle was also one of the members of that Senior class football tearn. Zli football, and made a name for himself in light-

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The I932 Skirmls HENRY FURMANIAK . . . Heinie Born ll-larrlz 23, IQI4, in Clzlfago. lfzzlrrfrl lll. P. .ll. J. in IQ2t1ifI'07lZ Jrtlzur J. Libby Publif Srlzool. Ijflfldff Co. J. C115 Corporal C21,' Ifl Sfrgfarzr 1,rl ljfutfrzarzf C415 llfaoywfighf Football CI, 2, 3, 41: llfatiyzwigllt lfaylefllrall CI, 2, 3, 41: Harfball C1, 2, 31, Capiairz Ernblrm Club C2, 3, 41.'Cfl1'r' Club C41: R. 0. T. C. Camp Cuarrliarl C415 junior Clam Sefrrelary and TrfaJurl'r,' Srnlor Clarf Sfcrf- lHf'V. Heinie,' is another three letter man and also captain of the baseball team. He does his best in any part, as chief of a pow-Wow, as first lieutenant, or as a player on the major teams. He has many friends among the corps. THoM.xs C. CLXTELY .... Tom Horn june 12, 1914, in Clzzrago. l1'Illt'l'l'!Z ill. P. ill. J. in 192K from llaly Rofary Srhool. l,f1.Z'Hll' Co. J. Cl, 215 Svrgmrzt Captain Bantam- 7L'z'l'glIl Football l,1Agh!wf1'glz! Football C2, 3, 41: Barllarnwfiglzt liafkrlball C115 l,igl1tcvr1'gl1l liaylcrlball C315 Co. Baylrftball C2, 41: JCJIJILUIH' lYl:'lI'S Cj'1,' SKlRlllISllER C311 Guardian C31,' R. U. T. C. Camp llonor Pf0'flL'lf7If C2, 31,' junior, Sngrarzlaal-Jrn1.f.' Sfnlor, l'1'f1'-Prf.fz'd1'1zf. Tom goes in for everything that appears hard, and this is one of the main reasons for his reaching high in military. He is the MAH company commander. He applies all of his ability to each of many activities as an outstanding leader in the corps. Projffifnt C2, 31. Cl 7 you. in school too. K s 25 LEE CELADSTONE ee Born lllay 22, 1914 in Rwfnlalf Illmou lntfrfa' 'll 1 ill. J. in I92J'from liowfn llzgh School l'r1'z'aly Co. J. C1 2 Corporal 3 Sfrgfarl! C4 llghl 1 wright Football C1. 2, 3 Barfball 3 Compam Jllzlezui Cl, 2, 3, 415 Boxbzg C11 RFddl7IA Club C21 41 lD1'lIl N FIVE C315 SKIRAIISIIER C31 R 0 T C Camp C31 Camma Lee' is a confirmed bachelor He has great literary abilities and We hope that this will help him get along when he leaves school ln any cadet gathering he is the Wlt of the bunch and when anything is dull just call Lee he ll oblige PHILIP S. GRAVER Gran Born lllay 12. 1912 in flzzzago Izztfrtzl lll P M in 1028 from Sufl1frlar1dCramrr1ar Stlzool Priralf Co. C. CI, 3 4 llfa NZOFZ ll oolball C Cpatain llrazfywffglli Ba lftball 21 frazl C 3 Company lfafkrtball C1, 2, lr loor Baffball 3 Col I 2 3 4 Emblem Club C2, 31, lrrildr t C41 If 1DL'll1 'XLIVS C Being elected captain of the varsity football and golf teams show the esteem in which Phil was held by his teammates Although h is ' one of the best football players ever seen around the campus, he is one of the most quiet cadets

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The I932 Skirmlsher OTTO C. HUBER , , Doc7' Born july 26, 1914, fn Cldfago. lfzzlrrrd Ill. P. lll. .-1. lull 1Q.?N'ffr1m john .llarrlmll Srlzool. l'ri1'ol1', l5'11mlCIl,' Corporal C225 Sfrgfanf IJ! Lirzclwzarzf CD: Trrzrzzif C3, 3. 41: Rifle Tram CI, 2. 3. ill: Cl!l.l'J'Zit'dl Club 42, 3, 49, sK11e.i11s111f1e 433. cfmfdfam q4p,- R. o. 71 C. 01111117 llonor l,7'1Ifll'lt'IIl CI, 2, 3, 43. Charley is the quiet easy chap who has kept the band gcing. The members of that unit have kept him busy for the past year. With them. he has made a distinct success. For his indoor sport he fires on the rille team. PAUL B. Hovv1.,xND, JR. . . Howie Born ,lllglljl 23, IQI4, ln Cflzlfago. lfr1lrrf11'.ll. P. ll, fl. ln lQ3I,Al-F0711 fllorgan Park llzigll School. l,7'l'Z'l1l1' Co. Cf. C1, el: Llglrtwdghi Football l ro-Zirirrzf CJD. If you don't think you can acquire friends in a year and a half, just ask Paul. He is one of the day students that always helps a boarder in need, by using the facilities which are not usually available to the boarders. tricks. Q , much out of it. 27 ROBERT l'iAROI.D Ickr-s Stub Born .luguxr 30, 1912 in may nlrnd I ln 1030-f7'1l771 Avllfllllllr' fern lllzlzmrx and Na al -lzazlzmx Prioalr, Band CI, Lzghtwrziht foofball C Compam lfa.vkrfballC1D,' ,lll7'FEj1IfIlHllC2j Tfnnz 1 2 If x tC1 2 lVf'1'gl1tlif!ir1g Cal: Iyffflllilg CI l'n'11zl1 Cl li C C111 Club C235 Dmnzatifiv CI Comma ID Although only having been with us a little over a year, Bob its in like a four year man Any member of the Wrestling team will tell you of his ability in that line He is plentv of fun in any crowd with his joking and humorous ROBERT S. INNEs ob l?or'r1fuly4, 1914 111 Clzzfago Lzzfrnzl 'll 1 ll 1928-fronz Ihr .llorgao Park L11 mrnfary Stlzool l r1iz'afv Co. C. CI, Stfgfdill .Sta 3 I I Llzlllt'VII17Il C4 Bantanzzvfiglzl Forlrlzall C1 11Pd'ZN1Ut'1bl1l Cyl Ilan and llouml C2. 3. ,OJ Riflf Tram 1 QD QKIR UISIIIR R 0 T. C, Comp Bfla C3 4 llono C3 4 Bob is Sergeant lNolan s head man and has made his reputation as a Worker in the position of a first lieutenant on the staff He IS one of Q the members of this class who has put much into his school work and consequently has gotten