Onarga Military School - Parade Yearbook (Onarga, IL)

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The Senior Class of '58 herewith expresses its appreciation of all the help you Page of 1 have given to our efforts in preparing this 1958 edition of the OMS Parade. fZ QwWfLWAJiW.WwMQMjEM Jwm wg sf? We fwfwehwigwxie Zkjflgm r ffl f .Ji N , M WW? fi-Mfrs? Wy ppm? MJ 6 f - QWSVQ QU MWMW -Q.0-Jtgiil Zffifw A54 Q fmfdt mmf to Ms arles 6Qf'7l1f,,fW Wgpfiiesffww M ri- MW ir

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,,. -1v'L Q1 S'rANDrNG-Suzuki, D., Kirby, Greco, B., Birgerson, Zander, Sucharetza, Don Gordon, Kepner. SITTING-Alton, Suzuki, T., Kaye, Woody, Greco, R. KNEELING-HOYCI, Thurbee, Hudson, Lundstrom, Wilcox. INSERTS-Eppler, Flannery. Guardians The position of an Onarga Guardian is one of the most respected in the entire school. This is because the requirements of a Guardian are so high. Only twelve are made each semester and to qualify, a cadet must be one of the top twelve out of the school in points earned. Points are determined by scholastic, athletic, and military accomplishments in effort, performance, attendance, etc. Extra-curricular activities and conduct also play an important part. Once being a Guardian, a cadet is privileged to wear the attractive purple and gold cord on his left shoulder. The number of strands indicate times won and a gold strand indicates the fifth cord won. The record number of cords won by any cadet is eight, won by Merrill Birgerson. P.S. Who is the Kadet,' in non-reg shoes? l29l