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

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X la. l a.x N is Srixciar Mr. Stacey is a new man on the M. P. M. A. faculty and teaches fresh- man and senior English. His rich appreciation of literature and cadet tastes has made him a friend of all the students with whom he comes in contact. He also led the M. P. M. A. Debate Team through a successful SSIISOH. LT. lLI.I.IO'l'T P. Ona By means of group and individual instruction to the cadet bandsmen, l.t. Orr has raised the standards in the academy band to a place where the Hpiccolo players have made successful a tine rating in the band contest. ln eo-operation with the Military Department, Lt. Orr has formed a drum and bugle corps that is very much in demand for various civic affairs. l.T. fiiioatzi-1 D. Riirs This is Lt. Rees's second year on the academy faculty and it has been characterized by a great improvement in the M. P. M. A. Glee Club. Lt. Rees has both developed interest and discovered talent in this interesting activity that is so popular among the musically-inclined cadets. Ma. ANKER gl ICNSFN Mr. Jensen joined the academy faculty at the beginning of the second semester. I-le teaches English, social studies, and general science. .Although new on the campus, Mr. Jensen has made many friends and has made a contribution to the academic standards at M. P. M. A. Scrr. Gsoaoia H. FREIER Sergeant Freer, the assistant to Major Franson, is in charge of the rifle team and the Radio Club. His work in these two activities has gained the school much publicity. ln addition, he pounds the principle of the automatic rifle and other sophomore subjects into the heads of his military class. Miss BIAUDIC l31..xcnl,Y Many cadets with minor injuries and ailments have been healed under the care of Miss Blachly. She seems to be able to End out just what is wrong with a boy, to get to the root ofthe trouble, and to put the cadet on the road to quick recovery. l

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MORGAN PARK MILITARY ACADEMY THE CLASS 0F 1933 OFFICICRS 3 9 qi , CHARLES ANDERSEN. . Prendent Y -' D s JACK Rouse . . I'z'ce-l'r.e5ident Pi Q nf' ill I ', -TOHN BRI-QIIJENRACH Secretary T, ed Y . gg VN ILLIAM SUTHERS . Treamrer H ' '41 ' ROBERT SUI.I,IV.fXN . Srrgfant-at-flrmf As cadets it is known that you have lived up to the liner traditions of your Alma Nlaterfhlorgan Park Military Academy. You have set a most illustrious example for those that come after you to followg you have built the activities of M.P.M.A. up to a new height. The day Of graduation should see you unashamed of your years at this Academy. This same graduation day will see you unafraid of the future. The majority of you will succeed: your success due in part to the fine training that each one Of you has received at the Academy. The storms upon the sea of life should cause you no qualms. The liditors of the Skirmishcr. the Faculty, and the Corps of Cadets wish you the best. A 41 A 4 L SENIOR CLASS Firxl Run--BACON. GLEN, .Im-INSON. ANDFIRSEN, IIEATZONT. PHILLIPPH. IJUNUAN, IUUVAL, Nemnrl RlIll'?HILL. BIELAK, G. MOORE. W. FLEMING. LT. KURZ, liUnwI1'I-1, CTULIANNI. PIPER. G. JOHNSON, HICKEY. Third Row-SULLIVAN. NIAYHEVV, LONG, SFHILLER, UBTROVVSKI. VVHITE, COST. FISHER. HERRMANNJVICCLENATI-IAN. Top Row' -J. MOORE, SUTHERS. Rousm. .I IQEHN, GRAHM. BRIRIIENIIACWI, MFCONNRI., ROI-'I-:R. VAN DELLAN. TESKE, HAAKER. K 'lr D