Norwich University - War Whoop Yearbook (Northfield, VT)

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i AFBREY A. BRITAIN ' C1IAnLEs HENRY Bnoolis Northfield, Vt. Northfield, Vt. Brit H rool.'sie A E T 00 X Track QU: Rifle Murksxnang Pistol Slmrpsliooterg Iixcellent Swordsmang Buck q+,s,2,1y Brit is another product of our fair village. He cast his lot with the elec- trical engineers his Rook year and has steadfastly held to this. The influence of the electricals is easily seen even in the wiring of his trick flivver. There is a coinhination of switches and fuses on his switchboard that looks like a cross hetween a home-Inade radio and battleship. or a connection one who is the may expect to the control hoard of a YVhcn the fuses hlow is driven out he is the doctor. Some day we see UA. A. Britain's Electrical Shop over some large and palatial store downtown. C295 Varsity Football Ci, Jjg Clluirnmn XVin- ter Carnival Committee Qiijg Sergeant Qljg Rope Pull Qiijg Expert SXV0l'ilhIllilll Here is the owner, mechanic and guardian of the H3TCI'1'iIIl?lC,H the famous cheese box of the cadet fleet that can defy the cold and snow and ice of Northfield. lVhen the other atrocities hclonging to the sundry car owners are parked away for the win- ter, Charlie continues to pilot the BIer- riinaen through the snow drifts. There is a rumor afloat that Charlie is going to place it in the niuseuni when he graduates, hut he asserts that the i'lNfer1'iIn:1e is good for another Hfteen years. Charlic's other forte is winter sports. He had previous experi- ences with Winter carnivals during the past two years. This year he acted as an adviser and the success of the tVinter Carnival was due in no small part to his efforts.

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Yrriuv 'l'r'if'rs B-xscoxr ' A A H ' -- ' lioomz 5ABII'EL BIlPIC'Ii I,21llCilStCl', Mass. Nortllgpld. Vt. 4'lJ'1f11r1n1if1'U R,,g,,f' W X l'orpor:ul Qfijg Mandolin Cluh ffijg Flnss XVl'4'NllillgI Cslfjg Cilee Club C424 'lll'Eli'li QU: l'la1ss Footlmll ffijg Rope Pull Cl, Sjg VVAIL YVuooi' lioard Qfjg Color Sergreauit qiy llynamite ll:iscomfcertainly his looks do not lwelic the title. For three years he hid his light beneath a Service Troop horn. But you ean't keep a good man down, and now We have him set before us in chapel every morning on rostrum standing with the faculty. Dyna may have his hobby horse, but thatls as far as his interest in horses goes. To Cusson may go the prize for evasion of riding. hut due recognition should he given liascom for the inter- linking of his name with light dutyf, However, 2lC'ild0Illil'Jilly he has been a hucker. so we feel that as soon as he leaves the stahles behind it will take more than horses to stop him. C285 Polo Qiijg Sergfezuit f2jg Marksuian, Pistol, Rifle, lixcellent Swordsniun, Buck Ilerc is ax man who knows his mili- tary. Ile can take a platoon out to drill :ind put it through more intricate maneuvers than :my otlicer. Before the :iezidem was one of the big factors in promotions. Roger was a nonecom, hut now he languishes in the ranks as :1 private. However. the life of a Sen- ior huek isnlt so hadvfew revcilles. few chapels and much of the routine is dispensed with. During his Sophomore year he was the cause of much confusion in Alumni. VVith his mandolin and sweet tenor voice he was the target for numerous misslcs. rallging from shoes to water pails. Duo to his encouragement he has since given up his mandolin. al- though there is :1 rumor that Pork was seen carrying it off in the G. I. can.

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KARI, l,lfMAN BUCK Northfield, Vt. Karl Class Football fat, 353 Ulass Baseball HJ: Sergeant CZZDQ Second Lieutenant Qljg Baseball Squad Qiijg xVl'l'StliHg' Squad f41, Iijg Senior Member Outing Club Qljg Excellent Swordsman After languishing as a buck for two years Karl blossomed out as a sergeant his .lunior year. Such a record for etliciency has never been made before at any military institution. The effi- eieney of Buck satisfied the Comm, but made Hen Orser weep with anguish as the bills for the stick blanks came due. This year Karl is Fuzzy VVoodbury,s right hand man. YVC, of the physics department, have been augmented from two to three. Bucky would undoubt- edly make a good record as an athlete at Norwich, but he felt that his pres- ence was necessary to maintain order and deeorum on the Hill. If any manufacturing' company is in need of an efliciency expert. Karl would un- doubtedly till the job. l Room: 'I'nAsK CARLESON Brookline, Blass. Joe fb K A Freslunan Polo Q-Ljg Sophomore Banquet Committee Ciijg President Samosets fiijg Varsity Polo 13, 2, ljg Manager Polo fljg Associate Editor fluidon Ci, Qjg Managing Editor Guirlon Qljg Associate Editor NVAR VVnooP Q2Qg First Lieutenant Qljg Expert Sworclsman. Joe Yvarmer, tl1e man of whom Hooks speak with fear, which blossoms into love as they reach the dignified Sopho- more stage. .loe is one of the best known military men on the Hill. It was a shame to tuck him away on the staff because he would have made a great line oflicer. There is no one who has J0e's Hhorsingu ability. and the Freshmen will miss him next year when he is making a success of life with some country club polo team. Joe draws pay from the State of Vermont through the gold-bricking outfit called H. Company. He is really a credit to the reputation of the company and Nor- wich University.