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Soccer (3, 2, 1) ; Monogram, Minor Sports A, ' Indoor Meet, Hundredth Night (1); Color Sergeant (1); Camp Champion Baseball Team, Rifle Sharpshooter, Pistol Marksman. HAVING seen some half dozen pictures of West Point and the pampered pets of this least militaristic of nations while he was doing a little practical engineering on the plains of Oklahoma, Jack found a vacancy at the place. Those were glorious pictures — but no Plebes showed ! In need of exercise, and wishing to bid for fame, Jack braved the splinters of the basket- ball courts and the stones of the Army soccer field for four perilous years. And in soccer especially his star shone brightly, for his work contributed much to Army successes. Nor is this all. What is a show without a stage? There can be but one reply. Well, this aforesaid practical engineer has skillfully directed the carpenters of CuUum Hall. The stage has risen well whereon the dramatics of the Corps were spread. Somebody predicted a brilliant future for inds that he was a tireless LEO FRANCIS KENGLA U. S. Army NEW YORK CITY Corp. (3, 2) ; Color Sergeant (1) ; Football (3) ; Indoor Mtet (4. 3. 2); Hundredth Night (2); Pointer Staff (1); Rifle Marksman. ON a bright July morning, back in the year one thousand nine hundred and tweiity- one, some four hundred prospective shavetails knocked for admission at the doors of the popular winter resort on the banks of the Hudson. Among them was our hero, a lad from the quaint, old-fashioned village of New York, in whom we all recognized the makings of a man of unusual traits. Our Plebe days were not far advanced when we were fully convinced that our first estimate of the situa- tion was fitting and proper. J-Ie decided early in his career that the Goat is mightier than the Engineer and that crossed rifles were more to be desired than the finest castle in the land. Vith this thought always in mind, Leo has proved true to the Immortals in every test. Leo has stood the test of four hard years and has finished well to the front in the race which has as its reward, Peel boots, tea breeches and the privilege of dix ' iding a Second Lieutenant ' s pay by two. ' I ' -antly-ciijhl
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