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

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A . A A A i M, '97 1-A Y, T T7 Ay H7 YAY' KV? f' -X L 5 ve? Vi ri ici l -Y l First RIIllf DEWEY, REINERT. Buooks, KRALOVEC, I.AMPAR1'mz, TOPPING, WEHRHEIM. R. WVILSON, HEDA. ASPCU7!illR1Jll F. FLo'r'r, TYLMAN, C. 'I'U1.m', F1-:RRA,GA1,LAcmER, YVOOLSON, Hrrz, fJ'DONNELL, RICKER, DEVEREAUX . Thirrl R011--f.I. T. F12Rc:usoN,KEErER, JAYCOX, LANE, BROWN, WYND, BRINK, MomAHrrY, I7ISPENSA, VAN DEVENTER. Fourth RUIlY+BOVVES, R. FLOTT, GIIEENER, SHUGG, NELSON, TEIFHNER. HUGHES, SCHIPLOCK, SKORUIIQA, VV. iil'UART. ' ' ' ' ' , ILLER, Tap hlgow -V-LANGAN, HASELY, UUSTAFSON, IROSSMAN. 5ULLIVAN, IIOWELL, FALLS, BENDENLLLI, 1-:ED Ama. THE SENIIDR CLASS OFFICERS ARTHUR KRAi.ovEc . . Prefident PAUL I.EoPoi.iJ . . Vice-Prefident Al.1.EN VIQOPPING , Sefrela11y CQEORGE LAMPARTER . . , Trea,vurc'r RAYMoND Biaooks . . Se1Qqea211-af-.frm5 I-IOLTGH it he gone, the deeds ofthe Class of '39 will linger in its wake and forever point it out as a group who really accomplished things. Able leaders, great athletes, and exceptional students were products of this year's senior class. Although the upperclassmen have completed four years at M. P. M. A. with honors, a lifetime of struggle yet lies ahead of each. With the memory of their days as cadets on their minds, may the graduates pass through the trials and sorrows of an uncertain future with as much success as they had at Morgan Park, and let them remember: The Corps is proud of the Class of l939l 16 C ,,- K Y M JJ j ,Ei TI Y-f ..

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fir' eaiew . . . Class e X039 NELSON AULT .... Nelly Born November 10, 1920, in South Bend, Indiana. Entered M. P. M. A. in I937from Central High School, South Bend, Indiana. Private Co. A C115 Heavyweight Football C215 Emblem Club C215 Camera Club CI-215 Distinguished CI15 Honor CI15 Proficient CI1. Our South Bend man about town entered the school last year and made many friends in his two years. Nelse was a hard-working fullback who played with his heart in the game, and was also a camera fiend. It is widely known, as shown by his knowledge of many things in life, that Nelse gets around. WALTER P. BENDINELLI . . Ben Born 7uLv 25, I922, in Chicago, Illinois. Entered M. P. M. A. in I935from Galistel School. Private Co. B CI15 Private First Class C115 Corporal C215 Sergeant C315 First Sergeant C415 Lightweight Football C115 Heavyweight Football C3-415 Senior Track C3-415 Com- pany Basketball CI-2-315 Wrestling-Boxing CI-2-3-415 Em- blem Club C415 Vice-President Class C115 Profcient C2-315 Head Waiter C415 Glee Club C1-2-31. Wally was the big boy who could always be called on to plug up the hole at tackle in the line. A better assistant-head-waiter could not be found. Ben's mili- tary knowledge and leadership was rewarded by his being made first-sergeant of B Company. He was buffaloed,how- ever, by the sines, cosines, and logarithms of that arch- enemy, trig. ,E - --2 j FRANKLINA.BOWES . . . Frank Born Yune 30, 1921, in Chicago, Illinois. Entered M. P. M. A. in I935from Parker Prachce School. Private Co. D CI15 Private First Class CI-215 Corporal C315 Sergeant C315 Color Sergeant C315 Lieutenant C415 Bantam Football C115 Lightweight Football C2-315 Baseball C2-315 Fencing CI-2-Instructor 3-415 Guardians C3-415 Grenadiers C2-3-415 R. O. T. C. Camp C315 Slcirmisher C315 .Quill and Scroll C415 Academy News CI-2-3-415 Alpha C415 Honor Roll C415 Beta C315 Gamma C1-2-315 Honor C415 Proficient CI1. Frank was the very proficient lieutenant of D Com- pany. As a salesman he could not be surpassed, and he was accountable for most of the ads in the 1938 Skirmisher, Academy News, and several other school publications. In his spare time he was fencing instructor, besides being a most capable man with a sword himself. 1 LEE V. BRINK .... Lee Born November 25, 1922, in Chicago, Illinois. Entered M. P. M. A. in 1936 from Tennile School, Georgia. Private Band C115 Private First Class C115 Lance Corporal C215 Corporal C2-315 Rwe Club C2-315 Bantam Football Manager C115 Proficient C1-2-31. The band may attribute much noise and a few discords to Lee, who, nevertheless, is an able trumpeter. Then, too, he lends his talent to a bugle, so that he is heartily cursed at five minutes to six on frequent mornings. He almost always finds time to forsake his homework in his classes and study periods and cut up a bit. 1 . - 5 - L