Valley Forge Military Academy - Crossed Sabres Yearbook (Wayne, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 236 of the 1960 volume:

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Lisg Q63 Q 1 1 Wu 57 A-5 X QW viii n bg o ge 1 'tx w A .-:F K , 1 I' .4 Sf :hz 5 5 '4 , - llffbf .- ,,y 1-::fn,W ', X ix I ,.- 'Qi- VN 42,1 my 1 1. x 1 K in Y ' - 7-And? q1Ilunulnlnnxu Q. f 552. 'F - +, . ' ,--v fl .faiaig-'N ,, 1960 f CISHISSEII SABRES Nl .lm , . , ..1.-.Q'lE -g4SE I. JJ-G' -It X1 1 4 Pu nz'-. Q- lt. . ,I , 2 -1291.-,Z -...sm ..-S , Jun . .-um! 3 . gx f,n1.'ip,rn,3,V. qw?-L. 5 :l:..v' . . .. . . . . . . . . . li +1-EI' 1, '1 wo- tl! ROBERT L. BRIDGERS MAXIMILIAN J. B. WELKER II. DWIGIIT RAYMOND, Associate Editor PHILIP K. OKIN, Managing Editor DAVID F. BEABER, Senior Sevlion Editor DAVID A. PERELLE, Sports Editor Co-Editors ROBERT J. RRUYR, Business Illanager FRANCIS M. OLMSTEAD Junior Editors RUSSEL A. SCHULTZ CAPTAIN J. RAYMOND BERRY, .-Idvfsor RAY D. SNOW, Techniral Dirorlor Valley Forge Military Aeademy if WAYNE ' PENNSYLVANIA wk 3 I 1 CCNTENTS EDITOR'S INTRODUCTION .... DEDICATI ON ................ IN MEMORIAM ..... ADMINISTRATION . . . PASS IN REVIEW GRADUATES ...... THE CLASS ES ..... THE CORPS ...... ORGANIZATIONS .... ATHLETICS .-...n--.n EDITOR'S EPILOGUE Page 5 6 8 144 . 28 . 58 . 112 . 122 144 . 172 . 189 The Alma Mater Hail, Alma Mater. dear High wave thy colors clear: 'l'hee we shall e'er revere All through the years. Let courage be our stand, Honor our guiding hand, Conquer throughout the land Valley Forge for thee. Strengthen us in the fray. Help us from day to day: Increase thy line of gray, Glory all for thee. Teach us to know thy worth To sing thy praise on earth, And guard thy noble birth Valley Forge lor thee. Lead us with beacon bright. Guide our steps firm and right So we may always fight, Buff and blue for thee. When our last taps are played May thou be not dismayed. We pray as once he prayed, Valley Forge for thee. The Edifor's Introduction It is our unique privilege in this, our last editorial assignment, to present you, the Class of 1960, with your one lasting memento of your years at Valley Forge. XVe are on the brink of a new life: never again will the familiar sound of first call beclaon us to formation. Now we are on our own in a wider world, all following our separate paths to maturity, but having a common heritage. lVe have shared four happy years-perhaps tl1ey were too happy. The time has come when we must depart-never again to don our Cadet Grays. As we go, a part of us remains, but in return we take with us many mem- ories-some sad, many happy, but all beloved. None of us will ever forget our days as Cadets, days in which we learned to live and love our Alma Mater. As we follow our various roads through life, let us never feel alone. XVe will always have a home here at Valley Forge, a place which we love and to whirh we can return to see the fine traditions we onfe lived carried on in the Long Line of Gray. In parting, Friends, XVC wish you the best of luck in future years. May God Bless You! ' 6? Zfzafae, jf.. Co-Editors 0 ,v 3 QQ um! -... f .31 5 'fi Q v - '-.x I A' ru 'ZJ 'T 4t1yfogm'Qg!la6 0 1 n'o Q 0 O Q Q l i I Illlfw r G' 1, ,XQ!t.M'f, -I mlm 'Pu IV THE I96O GRADUATING CLASSES TAKE PRIDE IN DEDICATING THIS EDITION OF THE CROSSED SABRES T O COLONEL WILLIAM J. CARNE DEAN OF THE JUNIOR COLLEGE VALLEY FORGE MILITARY ACADEMY THROUGH HIS LOYALTY TO COURAGE, HONOR, AND CONQUER HE HAS ALWAYS FULFILLED THE TRUST OUR ACADEMY HAS PLACED IN HIM. 'A' 'A' IN MEMGRIAM CGLONEL ANTHONY C. ROSSO, PHD. 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G ,LU .,. ., .. 1- ' ' 3 3' K 1 4- gif'- yiff- , .. ,L V 1 M An 1' E , .ja .gh ft If Q Q 5 dk , , L I ' 'T Y 1 'fx ,I 5 -255. 1 ' ii , 5 , 3 M r V ' Y .1 V F ,r --if, . Z7 47 yt! ? A n - - 'X . E, is v 2 6? . J ' FQ. h ,r Q , Q g ji.: ' I Y yr' 45 - 7- , .5 5 - .1 , . 1 QM v -' X Q, - 'O . In , ig: ' ' Y x, I ' 1' Q .- 9 1 5' . 'sf' ' . - I - fx 5 4'4 14 'X' 1 vi ' 'fif K5 I 1 A . X LV , 0 'Yf'3 1I . B f I 5 -apr' A 9 -A .En fu. Lp ORGE MILITARY ACADEMY if 'fr ik' 1960 N-sp I,,l.:' lp.-A DeVilling. Schilling. Thomas, 19 L49 BE IEW o- 'Z ' A . . 1 f x Q .'- 1 i, 4,5 I I I 5SfQu?ii' if X . , ,, 3 f zrji-fx L ,.. ff, .',, . . . .-r . . , X ' 9 , .W X . 1 : A 1 5. J in f ' x , .X Q , I ,-1' . v ' Y ,.. ax' ff' 'W' .fs ff, 1 fsfsf im .4 .1 C ? C7 1? sf? i 'i 'oo r 'HSE tif. 1-'T'-' 'uri' 'Qin-4. S i , , -sf wil., 0:18. .Ll -4, 214 , , , N - .av-f EQ:f:14'2f-vi k '-nav' , -R,-EQ -df'. , ' ' . ,, 'J Yu: 'A ' .T-R. ,gf . -- vigrx., Zi V' l 4. -.r ' ' x '11 ' -- U , .' ' ' . ' Q' .l r .mfg 0 ,.zjQ3?A?t. -Q' A vqs. F Q G' S1 ri 1. A' 1 V 'VP 6.5.0. sg! 1 N A ,, i I '- Q . xg - if 'B' '7',: f 1 'A ' W ' ' - M 1 f is 'AM' - lwwvl' I 'ine' ' ' -0-5 'L .4 ,,, 'js' X? I A ' , . - ,df V xy ' ' nm! .. ' 'N' -J ff we---'H ' f P, an 4 H. , fl i 6,0 , . L n 4' .4 33.3,-. bv :- 4. - RAE- l -Q .M 'Q J 'V sr - W4 .sq .v Q-qw. , . 5 -5 A 5 I' ' 1 'QV N -Q . Q f H ' A M r P I . J ' ' . .. ' Mini- Aid' 'M A ' - W - 1- -- - Mi .4 J 1655, I' W' 'FV ff' -w-4'- -sv Q wwf' Ox faux .I , Q 1 I 't ' 5 I K h ., R f,vn,'r -'vvr w ,tn . L ,J 'I 1' 'I ,E 1. 4. PASS IN REVIEW Fall On .Xugust 23. 62 ol' us--members ol' the class ol llltitl-arrived at the .Xcademy to becotne mem! bers ol' the Ollicer Candidate's School. Bright and early the next morning our rigorous train- ing began. During the next eleven days we re- ceived lectures on leadership. practiced drill movements and learned the techniques ol teach- ing which we would rise in instructing our class ol 150 plebes in the basic rrrdirnents of becom- ing a Cadet. Upon our return, we noticed additions to two of the buildings on the campus. .-X second trancept had been built on the Chapel of St. Cornelius the Centurion. This beautiful addi- tion was donated by .Xlumni and lriends ol Val! ley Forge Military .Xcademy. The other addi- tion was a wing on the west end of Martini Hall. This provided additional barracks lor the largest Corps Valley Forge had ever seen. Our Football Team and Baird arrived on August 29. Iiach started to work immediately in its respective lield. Their initiative and hard training had their rewards: a top-notch football team and one ol the best Bands in the Acad- emy's history. Tuesday, September l, was the day on which the cadets in the Non-CJornmissioned Olli- cer Candidate's School returned to the Academy. Their training, equally as intensified as our, pre- pared them to train the old cadets and refresh them in their military responsibilities. Their training, like ours, proved invaluable in mak- ing our Corps the best the Academy has ever seen. r.,,34 ..,Q. - 'Qin .'h r EIR' 'Ds 1 Opening Dax lixercises: New Cadet Detail march- ing into the chapel. Q sf. .gt Q A proud father observes: Major Pierce otrtlitting 't new cadet. l 3, ---Vs... ,, Xl tal' Two days later, on September third, the New Cadets arrived. They were greeted with the friendly smiles ol the well shined, neatly turned out members ol' the Plebe Detail. Dressed in their freshly pressed whites. The next, our New Cadets l'ound no friendly smiles-only scowls-as they were awakened at 6:05 by the resounding cry ol' Plc-hes echoing across the campus. They appeared in the ctmrridors-some clad in anything I'rom blankets to bathrobes, others .Men in white: The Plebe Detail. .Xn aerial view: The Chap- el of St. Cornelius the tlentrtrion. p... p-.--4 ,....'.... V f Li, - - .1 glvylllqlwlg ,,,?,vJ,-ftruvllgplft? . . ' r ' vt 'it 9 ,V 1 'sf - epnrtrng for duty: Cadet fJ I I V 7 3 ,, V ', 1 trrowski Checks in New li v' l r ? .. ' ' A ' , ' ' Q 'l adet Van Culin bag and 5 '. f.. 1- ' ' ' - v - ' ' ' ' ' 5' ' I' A aggagc- Q V .9 ani .J '.' , J Q 'ri 'gt , -' -r.. it-S. 1 -ygfii '- 3 Q 3 I 'v I , . V, i .5 . '-'iv we , 4' 3 1 . fa .: K, - . J' t 'vi ,. s s -s f gr on l ws .Xn antique: Major Allen pointing out the workman- ship of a Retohttionary Rifle to Ciaclet Robertson. X proud moment: Ceneral Baker congratulates The Regimental lommancfer, la- cfet lillls, on his appointy ment. C-eneial lhooks looks fill. X traditional moment: Ceu- eial Nfecfenbach presents taclet Stout, tompany Your mancfei of llc-acfcltlattets Kontpam. tlte Rxlski sword. .1 4 J' til, Z' -1 '- ni L, 4 . y 3 . , M5 AQ' DV '35 barely clacl at all. As they stood with bewildered looks on their faces, we scrutinilecl thent closely and saw frightened. confusecl. insecure kicls. ln a few days, however, their looks of bewilder- ment changed to looks of' pride and assurance as they progressed towards becoming Cadets worthy of being memb-ers of' our Corps. The academy year was oflicially opeitecl on Sunclay, Septetuber lfi. The exercises, held in tlte Cadet Chapel, were highlighted by an address by Ceneral Bakerg the Superintendent also ans nouncecl faculty promotions at this time. The Old Cadets returned to the ,-Xcadetuy on tlte I5th of September. These men, the back- bone ol' tlte Corps, retttrnecl eager to undertake the task ol' making ottr Corps tlte best, in tlte l,ong l,ine of Cray. The three and a half' weeks of' hard labot by tlte Plebe Detail were finally to be rewarclecl. Hopes were ltigh and tlte tension motmtecl as the clay ol' the Make I,ist approached. lt was published at Second Mess on Tlutrsclay, Sep- tember tlte l7th. .Xppointments of officers ancl ncm-commissionecl officers were madeg tlte Corps was formecl for tlte first time, and we wottlcl now be working to make each ol' our respective companies tlte best in the Corps. The newly promoted officers and non- ccmuuissiottecl ofhcers of tlte Corps ol' Cadets were very fortunate to have been given sotne advice by a very distinguished retired Arnty offi- cer and friend of' tlte .-Xcaclemy. That person was I.t. General Edward Brooks, retired. ln his speech to the officers, he ltanclecl clown a ntttlti- tttde of' well proven and sottnd ideas abottt lead- ership. On September 21 we received our book issue and our schedule of classes. The next clay, the 25th, regular classes began. From then on reg- ular academic classes were ottr ntost important activity. XVe, the first class, realilecl tlte itupor- tance of ottr senior year: we spent ntany lcmg hours doing history notes and crannuing equa- tion after equation of trigonometry into our heads. Foremost in ottr mind was one thing: college aeceptanc e. Honor is one of tlte most important aspects of caclet life. The Honor Cocle is strictly ttpheld by the Corps. Tliusly, one of' the most. highly respected ceremonies of the year was tlte incluc- tion of tlte Honor Council. The induction took place on Sunday, September 27th. After taking the oath, each member of the llonor Council was presented with ltis badge ol' office by the Superintendent. At various times throughout the year, the members of tlte First and -I. C. Sophomore classes attended Forum l.ectures on Dentocracy given by outstaucling citizens of Pennsylvania. These fio- rttms were conducted once a month, tlte first taking place on Friday, October 2nd. Cont- An acaclcmic evening: Caclets of tlte National Honor Society attencling their antttuin banquet. l.ootl Neigltlmots. Y.lxNl.:K. lizttlets totttpgtre xztttous hezttltltesses with .t lattlet att tlte Roxztl Nlilitatry' Co -1-, it tttatntler Kelly presentetl tlte topic' Dt-tttot't'ztry in .'Xttiott. 'l'he ezttlets ol' tlte junior College ztttentletl tlteir lttst tlinner in tlte 0lheer's Mess on Octo- her 8th. 'l'hey were trezttetl to at tlinner ol' roztst heel, :tual were tltett given some sountl :tclviee :ttttl ittlortnzttiott hy Colonel ilztrne Concerning the xatlue ol' at college etlutzttion. On Ottobet' Elth lirigzttlier XVieler, Nlztwior ttntl Resiclent Goterttor ol tlte Tower of Lon- tlott, presented to the Corps zt very interesting letture gthottt tlte Tower of Lontlon ztntl its his- tory :intl trattlitions. lt wats one of tlte ntost inter- esting attttl ettjoythle evenings we haul spent, :tntl is long retnetnberetl hy :tll who hettrtl it. On the lollowing lttestlzty, Ottoher lflth, the Nzttionztl Honor Sotiett intluctetl its ttew ntetnbers. The Soeietfs presitlettt, XYztlter Becker, ztthninisteretl tlte oatth to the tatntlitlzttes ztlter at brief introtluc- tion to tlte principles ol' tlte Society: seholztrship, leattlersltip. tltatrzttter, :tttcl service. Our Iittntl haul at very unusuztl opportunity this yeatt. Ott Ottoher l5th, they lelt lor at four- tltty visit to tlte Royztl Militttty College of Cttttzultt. lt wats hotlt interesting :tntl etlutzttionxtl to live with these highly tlisciplittetl tzttlets of ottr greatt neiglthor, Clztttattlat. 'l'hey retutnetl tiretl. hut elzttetl witlt at lew sottvenirs :intl tnztny ltatppy tttetttories ol at wry enioytthle weekend. Ott Ottoher Itith :tntl l7th tlte :ulvisor ztntl t-obetlitors ol tlte Cltmsstctt Swtsktlzs ztttetttletl tlte Cloluttthizt Srltolztstie Press Clottlerenee :tt Clolttnt- hint llttixetsity in New York. They ztttetttletl at series ol lectures attttl Iortttns ptesentetl by out- stttntlittg tttett in tlte lieltl ol iournztlistn. lt wats hotlt ptoltttthle :ttttl tttt enjoyzthle trip lor thetng they retutttetl to the .Xczulettty lttll ol itlezts on lI.tll pu K Q ' rg, .rj 'I he Color ftlllltl tt lltstnl huts .-klttutttt Stttt in totttttutttot tttott ol tht tttttt is g.tx e lltett ltu s ll f .-Q .,.. i':J.l 1 ll I '?f ' .. . 41 Q, w ' I l , . . 1 ill' 1 tif: i' Q, Est Q 'Ft iff . E -- . ln .tpptettztltotti llte lit -senletl hx lttttttls ol tht pt TTT Xlellon llall Ballroour: Cadets of the lunior College attend an informal dance. Uv llallroorn l'ersonalitic's: Cadet Carter Nute clances with Mary l.ou Nleclenbaclr. how to improve the book and anxious to set these ideas into action. A big occasion in the social development of a cadet oflicer is the annual Cadet Oflic'er's Mess. To many of us it was our hrst introduction to a lormal dinner. Held on Thursday evening, Octo- ber 22. lt was one ol' the outstanding memories of our First Class year. Alter thoroughly enjoy- ing a delicious dinner, we received an address by the Superintendent, I.t. Cen. Milton C. Baker. In it he gave us a brief resume of the preeeding two months and ollerecl many sugs gestions to us concerning the improvement of our Corps. The next afternoon, Friday, October 23, D Troop and the Band made one ol' their semi- annual trips to the National Horse Show at Harrisburg. The Troopers were thrilled at the opportunity to view the nation's prize-winning horses: the Band perlormecl magnilicently lor the enjoyment of our nation's horse lovers. The Valley Forge Military Acaclemy lost one ol' its hnest teachers on October lilth. Colo- nel Anthony C. Rosso, chairman ol the Foreign Language Department, passed away in his sleep that night, much to the regret ol' everyone at the Forge. He was one ol the most respectecl men on the post: many ol' his lriencls, both laculty and cadet, attended his lurreral on October 23. The Band and Clee Club present to the Corps each year a series ol' Sunday evening con- certs. The hrst took place on October 25th. lt was the lirst time we had heard the Band per- form, and both the laculty and cadets enjoyed it immensely. The cadets ol' the ,lunior College attended their hrst dance on Saturday, November 7. Held in the beautifully decorated 'I'honras Hall gym- nasium, the clance was a huge success: everyone regretted the sounding ol Taps, marlcing the encl ol' a memorable evening. From the time the Corps was first lorrnecl on September l7th, we had been working toward one goal: to be at the peak ol' our military exc el- lence by November Sth. This was the clate on which Mellon Hall was cleclicatecl. Our long I nrtorrn flllltlllllll. Ml, Laclc-ts wearing the main smartly designed uniforms. , till!-ly , i A M P . 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' ,--7,-',.il , 'gf I ' fi-.yas-flier 'V , .-Lui' 375 - , -:af , '-I-1 +I'1-2'-1 - 75 '..1-1 . . -1 1.1-- - I-,I ,- ,.?' 1 ljllllbl .v 1 41 ,.. . r 4 1 .11 QS wi.,- 'a A I t ' m..f , Q- ,v Nlellon llall: lhe beautifully X .fx , tlettnatcd Reception Room. , ' V .- 'WS' 9 p M ,Ny-,,,.., x f 'xi Q .yrs Mellon Hall, as the natne denotes, was do- nated to the Valley Forge Military Academy by Blajor General Richard King Mellon, soldier, statesman, and friend ol the Academy. The beautilul structure, located on Baker Field, is our student union building. In it are located the Ckosstcn Sxistuzs and l,r1ctoNN.xtkt2 offices, a tnodern bowling alley, a beautiful ballroom, and lully-equipped rille range, a television room, and many game rooms, to name just a few. The building proved to be the center of extra- curricttlar activities enjoyed by the Corps this year: to General Mellon we owe our most sincere thanks. Our second in the series ol' forum lectures on democracy was held on Friday evening, Xo- yember lflth. The topic ol Practical Applications ol Democracy was presented by Dr. Korn, Rabbi ol Keneth Seth lsrael Temple. The next day, Noxember l-lth, was a long awaited occasion lor the new cadets: recognition. There was a parade on the parade field, during which the cup of the best plebe company was presented to Cadet Nute, company commander of Gettysburg Training Company. At long last the plebes were lullllledged members of the Corps: now they could forget squaring the eor- ridors and eating at attention. Alter the parade, -...r Nlcllon llall: l-ite X.Xl.l'. Bowling lanes. 'VII' 1-J-' un - - - it -1- - gf. 1 I v F' ,yn - on ll.lll: lhe most tt 1- bali.: hi ill 'I 1 ' ' ille Ranges. - fx- . 'r ill. o l . Q sw L 9 ' W , LQXXJD , 'b..m o A xx-- Nu -on llall: Speetlies of Dedication. Xthletic Xwaid: 'Irophies of merit to Cadet Bowers and lidwards. thletic Award: For the most 'Aw D outstanding player Cadet lownall. 'lypes of l.iterature: Captain Rosi explains literary forms to Cadets of linglish the newly recognized cadets were enthusiastically welcomed to the Corps with a hearty handshake from the old cadets. That same evening the Corps attends its hrst dance of the year. The .Xutumn Ball. en- joyed by both the Corps and the faculty, was held in the gymnasium. lt was beautifully deco- rated for the occasion, and the time and effort put in by the Hop Committee was deeply appre- ciated. Once again they had made a successful evening for the Corps. On Tuesday afternoon, November l7th. a General Motors Previews of Progress science demonstration was presented to the Corps. lt was very educational to see the progress being made by one of our nation's outstanding sci- entific research organizations. The following week end was the first of three R.U.'l'.C. field training periods. Under the careful supervision of our M.S.2k'l'. instructors. we learned the basic? elements of a field soldier. Tlianksgiving l.eave began on 'l'hursday, November Qfith, for C.. Cold Star. Silver Star, and lfirst Class cadets and those who had earned the Superintendent's Award. lt had been long anticipated, and the four days passed entirely too rapidly: before we realized it, we were returning to the .-Xcadeniy on Sunday evening. 'l'he annual Football Dinner was held in the gymnasium on December 3: it was attended by members of the varsity football team and the winning Intramural athletic teams. The next evening a group of 25 cadet officers attended a party held at the 'l'.V. Guide Building by Mr. and Mrs. Annenburg. It was a very impressive evening, enjoyed by all. On Monday, December Sth, the names of cadets who had received Honor School Appoint- ments to the Service Academies were announced: to Xvest Point: Robert Bridgers, Dwight Ray- mond, and Alohn Speedy: to Annapolis: lidward Koster, Charles Henrich, and Christopher Cuth- rie: to the .-Xir Force Academy: Alohn Slough. X'Valter Becker, and Alack 'l'hornton. 'l'hese men were thrilled with their appointments, and the Corps was proud to know that il these men went on to the .-Xcademies thev would be a credit to their Alma Nlater. ' 1 'l'wo days later, Captain liverand Nicholson, instructor in mathematics was appointed Di- rector of Cuidance, and promoted to Major. liveryone, faculty and Corps alike, was pleased with his promotion: he started to work im- mediately and was the lormulator at manv in- novations to the improvement of a cadet's life. lfor three days. December 7th, Sth, Elth, the Corps of Cadets labored through first term ex- ams. XYe studied hard in preparation for them. and alter the grueling test periods our thoughts tttrned to the approaching Christmas Season at X atlltw lftn'gt'. 'liht' lnst tml tant' trzttlititntttl Christ- tnats t't't't'tntmnit's wats tht' Cllnistinats Ycslmtws Sctxv ttt'. llt'ltl on lfritlztx t'x't'ning, it I't'atttn't'tl at trim ul lit'nt:tlt' hztrpists. 'l'ht' ntztin tml' tht' st't't'it't' tun- sistt'tl ul trattlititniatl linglish typt' tutml singing: iztlmt. Xtkmtlsitlt' :intl tht' Cllttmir :ttltlctl to tht' ntttsitztl ht':tt1tx nl tht' t'x't'n1nQ,. 1 tt'tt'ixt'tl tht'it' Cllztss Rings: wt' t't'lt'ht'nttt'tl t't't't'ix- nn.: tht'st' tht't'isht'tl pit't't's tml it'wt'h'x thztt t'xt', ning att tht' :tnnnztl Ring l7ztnt't'. I ht' ltlfllllfs t'x't'- ning ht'ltl nt ttntth ul szttlncss lm' tts. :ts wt' t't':tli1t'tl thztt hgtll tml tnn' st'nitn' ytun' hattl pztssctl. lht' wt't'kt'ntl wits lntntgltt ttm tt xt't'5 llllIJl't'NNlX t' tliniatx tin Snntltts night tts tht' Cltmrps :tntl llttnltt ht':n'tl tht' st't'tmntl ligintl :intl C.lt't' Lltth f.tnttt't't tml tht- xt'tn'. tht' upt'ning t'an'ttIs In tht' thtrit' tn tltt' pt'tttt's- sitmns tml tht' kings. slit'pltt't'tls ztntl thtn't'h grtvttps. tht' t'tn'ps wats ht'ltl in t't'x't't't'ttt lxtsttnzttttnt :ts tht' ll.lgL'llllll'l tml tht' hirth tml Christ wats rt'-t'n:tt'tt'tl. Y wats nntlt't' tht' tln't't'tttni nl C.gtImt:nn Rust. who st'nt tint at tctll lui' intt't't'stt'tl ntt'inht't's tml tht' Corps. 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Clnisltnzts l,Llgt'llIllI An t'xt'ning tlvpitting tht- fltlisllllils Sttnx. lflitl Uialols: lheme: Scenes from great l,itc-tat changing lic-ws: Xlumni ic-tutn to discuss caieets with the Sc-niois at the 'Xmmal -Xlnmni llinnc-1. unc-, lhc- Xnnual Infantry llattah PASS IN REVIEW Winter Christmas leave passed entirely too quicklv. and belore we realiled it, it was little to return to the Academy. The Corps arrived on Monday. -lanuary tlth, satislied and well rested from the vacation and eager to resume once more their various roles as members ol the Corps ol Cadets. lYe of the First Class. less than a week alter our return to the Acacletnv, laced what were possiblv our most important exams ol the vear: College Boards. On .lanuarv Sith we entered Shannon Hall and labored through three hours of grueling tests. Ive emerged at noon, tired but relieved, and in high hopes that our ellorts would be rewarded by high scores and college acceptancie. The next event in the busy schedule ol the First. Class was the Alumni Dinner. Held on Tuesday, Alanuarv 12th, it proved to be a vers informal. lriendlv gathering ol .-Xlumni and First Classmen, The evening was highlighted by vers informative talks by the members ol' the Alumni Association, in which we received some very uselul knowledge concerning college and later lile. Three dass later, we attended our third lorum lecture on Democracy. ln it. Clommandet Kelly spoke on whom he considered to be the six most outstanding presidents in .Xmerican history, and how they exemplihed the principles of democracv. Starting the winter social season at the Forge was the Infantry Battalion Ball on -lanuary l6th. The cadets at the ball took special pride in it. knowing that it was the lirst of many dancies to be held in the ballroom ol' our new Student Union Building. The lollowing Thursday, the cadets ol the Alunior College attended tlteir second qlunior College dinner. Two davs later, 'on Ball: An evening of pleasant memories. lk-13' I S- 'L thu .tml thc goltl NIQII uttlctx ol thc high school took tttlx.tttt.tgc ol at tvcckctttl lcatxc. KAHIJS win tttuttctl to at com-ctt hy thc 'lbtitplt' lltttwtstti l7t.tttiotttl l3.ttttl, tomluttt-tl hy Nh. lla-my KI, Smith. Nh. Smith also holtls thc solo tromhottc position in tl1cl'liilgttlclpliitt Ot-tltcatrzt. lt was attt cxtcllcttt CUIHKCI t, :mtl cx't'i'3ottc ztgrcctl thxtt it mu :ttt ztlitcrttoott wcll spent. The liollow- ing Sgttuttlttx cxcttittg. thc tgttlctx ol' thc Nloutttctl Bttttttltott hcltl thc Nlountctl llttttttltoti Bull in the hztllroom ol Nlcllott llztll. thvtt' tttttlhytutr cxattttx on l'cht'ttttt'y Illth. llth. attttl lifth, l'pott tomplctittg thc' vxattns thvy. ..f r 'Is un.- 'rS wq- fn. E... 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' Q ' ' X 'L ' ' I ga -4 , , , A Q I I 5 5 , -3 I 5 1 Q 1 . ki' 9 5 K . t x A Q 0.9 f A A X .4 ,, -gg was l znnnnx Slcncs lironi .xlIlCl'l1'3Ill l,llCl'1lllll'C.'i ll wsu hclal un l'iCl7l'lllllX llllh: lhc' winning fun- lcslann was illiznrlcs lliilslcznl ul ll 'I'i'oup. Scunnl gnnl lhirml plznvx wcrc lLllil'll hy .Xnllimn Slllllll ol thc lizinml :incl limlwzml KUSICI' ull C2 cliilllllllllf, l't'NlJt'4'llYk'lf. lhc lullmving Sllllllllf illcriiomi, thc Corps llllCllilL'll ilx lhinl lizinll ,X nnl Glcc Cllnh UlIlL'L'l'l ul thc' ivan: This unc V, was an spcciall ll't'LlI1 thc IWOQIKLIIII living :nig- nicnlcml hx' lhc Nllllllll Vernon SClllllllll'N Glu' C.lnl1.cumlnmlcml ln Nlzulznn luln lirnznlciimmm. ing an hml lo thc Nillliblllll lfrccclmns lfniimlan- lion un l cln'1m1'y 23ml lm' lhcir :innnul :nvzmls Ill'C5l'lll1lllUll. lhc Corps haul an l'CglIIlClll2ll rc- xicw in lmnm' ol thc' niziny gucsls, inclncling Nlr. Williann llrm-koi annul Ucncrzil Lcninillcr. X-' SGI ' ' . .,sCf.s-f .? '1 LM' .ibpgxluwv-.,:4. ox.. . X.l. f.l1ll'lN IVVIIQNI liimmwiu in Xlllllllllll llviilngri lmlrlx lhv.nin.in au llkixliiiigluii. l'lll'l'llllIli'l' lx Yun Sll'lllll'll, Nlcxwxigvi .ix I:ul.u1'IIl', 'lllc lhcinc ul lhix xc:n s Ol':1lrn'ic'ail clHlllL'Nl .tj Yl Nl,X haul thc lwnm' :incl lrrixilcgc ul' altl- llmn' ul I-nimnicnl: Luluix in-Lax in Ihr lhnlnlll- Sluili. -. '- , -q -l '1P!?2Lf- ft-lvl, P X In-nw lllHlllt'lllI XQI-. l'uln li-:nn in anlinn, i fi' E 5,-.,, va.. , 'r-' - 43 F5 l .,,.., I. sau-su .....:. wlafbidel HE.. -QLL4. al 'S' was-J.. . YQ 1 'k?5!ln X concept of l'lanc' Ceotnetry: I-eolnetiic' theory heing illustiatecl hy Col. 'l'he .XXYIIQ Dance was helcl in the Nlellon llall hallroom on February 27th. 'l'he following lfriclay, Nlarrh -lth, the lfirst Class ancl 4lC's attenclecl their Iourth lorum lecture on Democ- racy. Commancler Kelly returnecl to give us an iclea concerning the -iuclicial proeeclure followecl in a niurcler trial. Saturclay morning. Nlarcli 5th, markecl an impoitant innovation in the ROTC training ol' the Corps. .Xn elahorate ohstacle course was set up on the post: we enterecl it in high spirits ancl, through six inc'hes ol' snow, merrily c'om- petecl with our lellow c'aclets to see who woulcl eoniplete the c'ourse in the least amount ol' time. During the alternoon of March Sth, the Itmior College, First ancl Seconcl Class caclets were ollerecl an alternocm ol. informational c'on- lerenees c'onc'erning our Iuture eareers. XYe owe our thanks to Major liverarcl Nicholson, Director ol Cuiclance ancl Nliss .Xllene Stearns, Alumni Secretary for their many hours ol' planning in making this first Career Conl'erenc'e a success. Many lormer members ol' the Valley Forge .Xlumni gave ol their time to cliscuss qualilica- tions necessary to meet the heavy clemancls in several prolessions whieh we as future gracluates look lorwarcl to entering. 'llie next Saturclay was an important one lor the eaclets ol the lfirst Class. Some took the morning session oli the College lloarcl lixamsg most partieipatecl in the alternoon program. This was our last important step towarcl a college career. That same evening, the eaclets ol' the junior College attenclecl their seconcl clance. Seroncl term exams lor the c'aclets of the high school took place on March l5th, ltith, ancl l7th. XYe enterecl Shannon Hall conliclently alter much preparaticm. ancl. upon eompletion of the three-clay exam periocl we emharkecl on our eleven clay Spring Leave. l.t. Lol, Q-oclliev lc'c'tures to junior tlollege caclets. ' 'P X MIL: 7' 4-, +1 3 it .. , i. R 11 .A-tx-X 6? 2, 3 . X A . ks - X s Qs Hess. epaiation for weelcencl movie: Laclet ltriclgc-is thecks out autlio-visual ecpiipmc-nt. laking aim: t.aclet Nexon impioving his iillc' score. mln 5 I . ecial Service llc-pt.: Nlaj. 1: 's ' If A A ' ' ' ' ' ' auclicmie 'J s gif.. ' ' , 1,-,swf 'A . I .. .1 L' .J ' '.'. 5 4 P! T' , '., 14 X . ' ' f ' I . K, 'QA' ?. 1 sf , . 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I4-M than ai wcck znitcr our rclurn lo ilu mlciily. wc wcrc privilcgvd lo zlllcml thc :in 'lr .'CZL4 the In 72flqE3l'f:A A don Manu' and lhauh t'Kt'llillj,:.N ll'Sl R1'lL'NNllYll ol loloisi 1 I lu cwmoil 'Old hloix' lo lui ULN R U, I .t.. liivltl ldatining: nugtl Dunziwzty llclxttc. 'l'hc l'zttt'ick Hvnry l'o1'cnsit' Stlficly prcscntctl fmt- ol thc must in- teresting tlcllzttcs cu-1' lu-:tml by tht- Corps: Rcwlvctl: That thc l ctlt-rail fi0YCl'lllIlt'lll Shuultl Sttlntzmtiatlly ltlcrcztsc its Rvgttlzttiml ol' l,a1bm' Untmtsf' This highly cm1trm'crsiz1l topic was sttppottctl tcry zttlmixallmly by thc 2lllll'Ill2lllYk' tczmt, cmupmt-tl ol Clzttlt-ls King :tml Sfllilllll. The ncgzttivc tt-sun, Clzulcts Lllllllly ztml Smith, tlicl :tn cquztlly tnztgnifitcnt job. C Sztltmlzty tnurning, .Xpril 3, wits an im' ' portzmt clay for thrust' Clzulcls t'lll'0llCtl in Xl.S.X'l'. 5 :mtl ti: that was thc tlzttc ol their ICSI ol' many yt-:tra ul' military training. The :tit Xll n l.mvc mul 5t'lgl'kllll imltutt taltlcts in lllIl1 gllll tntliu. M W ' ,. tw , 2-f.5:'z1,:i ' 1 ,Y ' ,.'.:f'- ziw - 'Q I u..4..-qu sw. W ,. A, ,. . .g f A ,. ia li .U lj',- .' ' j iw- - . tx. '- 'U ' 1 A ' .- -A M .xA X U ,- t 't ' 'Aq.'t.tp-A12 QlttQ,,'Lfttt-A' . -f 9525?-.,x Vtlliftf, H it t. 1 ' R,O.l .I . llicltl ltztiningi -Mlultttml MS. 'IQ Nlll llt llIS thznt high zmglt' luv, ing: Sttipvtx nt mark. , f.f,,i A gf Spiral in tht- xky: Cade Ciliznpcl in im CXL'lllllg xctting Gif? 'J' 'lx JE . 3 fi. 'Q 5 T k,.f , X ' if K 'f . Aw ' f U V I . L ,-Q5-131: rj f 4Y,.?!!.A'.,.e Y I 43 Wrrv... -fr ,W ,V . T ,1 Zigwmweffz ', iam ' 595' ' fi?-'W ' uh,-.s x , , X a z ,Wav - 3s?,Zi','??E?a?ia'4Qz':is N' w 3 ,,. 2, MW 5 . Q , A sting Ortit-rs: Sl'l'gl'llIll Maint' .mtl Stigt-zml I lt'tlt pmt tht' tl.iily urtlt-is, last was ttmiposctl tml' taking' at Mllllltl ol' IIICII through .i xt-rit-s til IIl2llll'llYCl'S 2lg2llllSl am ztggrt-sstmr lczllll. 'l'ht-y wcrc grzttlctl on thcii :ihility to ctnitrol mt-ii :mtl kt-cp tht-ir hczttls in tl2lllgl'lt!llH situzttitms. 'l'ht- ltmlltiwing Sutitlziy April fi, tht' Clzitlct Choir msitlt- its atmtuzil trip to tht' CIhurt'h tml St. Tlitmials in New York City Momlziy, tht- ltmrth, was tht- tlzttc ol' tht' linul t0llllJt'llllUll lor tht- Mzmtml tml .Xrms lillitit-iitw Putt h. 'I'ht' Pttlmlituititms Dimicr was ht-ltl tm lliurstlliy twt-ning .Xpril 7, in thc hczttitiliully prcpzlrvtl Clzttlcl Nltm Hull. .XIitt'r at tlitirtmglilx twiiuygtlmlt' tlim1t'r, tht' litlitors ol' tht' Imgiml nrlin' untl thc llimwtl Sfllriwx Zllllltlllllftfll tht flgltlcts tm t-:itll rt'spt't'tixt' t'tlituri:il stall to rt' tt-ivt' mt'mbt-rship in tht- Quill :mtl Stroll Soticty: tht? vtlittn'-., in turn, wt'rt' prt-st'ntt'tl with tht' lltmlumhizi St htilgistit' l'rt'ss .Xxwt lllllflll Nlt'llkll Rt'st':l1t'li l'imt': tlzlptzliu Uni'- nur aitliiwtw mt-mht-rw uf tht' wiiitmr dust in tt'zist'nrtli tvth- lll1lllt'N. l.itt'iziluit' 5l'llIlll2ll'I l.l. Col mvmht-rs tml' tht' St-ttmtl Klaus Wu.. I-srcy It':ulQ at liit-ly tlixttmitm in litcrzllurt' with tntllxliiiitlilig, r snpplx Ht-p.ntnn'nt: C.tclt'ls I'oimis.ino and Nilm issnt' the-ss guns llllllitlllll to C .ulvt Iiccmllc. ln tht' spring ol catch ycztr, thc' Patrick llrnry lforclisit' Nxicty sponsors thc lllNllQlllUllQll lh-lmtc: tht' tlclmting tunns ol liltccn ncighhor- ing smhools ant' inxitctl to illltllll at scrics ol' 4lL'lJAlll'h on unions topics. llll5 ycatrs Kl1'lllllL' provctl to ht' icry CXllllllg, ttncl wt' wcrc kcpt Ill suspcnst' to tht' vvry lust on tht' outronlc ol tht' tathnlzrlion ol points. Ont' ol our most hcznttilnl :intl highly rc- sptwlctl trzulitions :tt tht' Forge is that ol' giving catth uulct in thc Corps at pcriocl ol' liltccn ininntcs during Holy XYct'k to sit ztlonc in tht' Clanlct Clhatpcl ttnml iiictlitattc or przry. lt wats icztlously gttgtrtlctl this ycatr, :ts atlnrost cvcry tiulvt in thu Corps. t't'gQtr'tllcss ol' his own pcr- sonnl rcligious gtlhliztlion, zrtlctttlvcl his own pcriotl ol pcrsongrl clcrotion. llnirstlzty. .Xpril ll, was xt spcuttl tlzry lor thc Cor ps: att thc cncl ol' thc clzty's classes, wc t'titl1:tt'lu'tl on it lour tlzty liatstcr XVt'ckcrnl. 'l'o tht' lirst tlqtss this was no ortlinzrry lcztw: tht' ncxt titnt' wc would lcatrc our .-Xhnzt Maxtor: it wonltl ht' with tliploniar in hztntl. NYC l'Cllll'IlCll on Moml.n with graulnzrtion wry rlosc :tt hztncl. Thi' nuxt six wt't'l4s, our lust :ts incinhcrs ol' thc Corps. wcrt' lillcml with cxc'itt'rltc'ill. 'l'hc pzrrzttlt' sczrson was :tt its liviglrt, :incl cztrh linlly schctl- ulcml wvck hcltl ncw t'xpcr'icrn'cs. 'l'ht' gtnnuitl .Xwqtrtls Clonvoczttion took plau- on .-Xpril fill. .Xt this tintc, :ill ztwztrcls :incl nicclztls wcrc pl'cst'iitcal lor inmlivitluzrl zichicvctncnt tlur- ing thc your in thc vztrions licltls ol' z1c':ttlc111ic's :intl military. On Suntlzty, Mary l, Gcncrztl Baker prcsctrtccl thc Ortlcr ol Anthony XVztync to thc lltusl incritorious uulcts in thc Corps. QD V u V x'u Q I mm. ,,,,,5.N??:l Nlllsic Xpplccialtiont laulvts lvllortls, l-guns. atntl Nvllvt imims thc I'tti'st -Xhinnl lnnil lJl.Illi'l. l.L'glUllll.llli' lwlitotsg Pioohng tht' lin.ll gill: .S if 1.4- Nris lnnmatitmf Catlvtt sttulx lint-tgn ltlllglhlgl' Ilntmttgli lnmltln Nlllltllllllllllgs ul t-lt-ttmnits lht Xvis langnagc lah .intl 'I'h lhc fatlcts ul' tht' ulnnitn' ilullcgt' attt'ntlt'tl thcir thirtl antl linal tlinnt-r nl' thc yt-ai' .Xpiil -l, thc t-vc ol' tht' flow-t'tiiiiciit Inspection. This year. as always. thc Corps was at its ht-st, wc rctaim-tl our cxlrciiicly high standing in thc National R.O.'l'.C1. lluntn' Scliool Cloni- pctition. 'I'hc nt-xt cvctting, tht- Varsity illuh hcltl its annual spring tlanct-. On tht- lolluwing ttrstlay thc Corps actctl as host to tht- vvt- ctatns ol thc lllth lnlantry Rcginicnt. 'lihcii clay was highlightctl hy a rt-giint-ntal rt-vit-w anal an nlliccrs' nu-ss in tht-ir limiur. im' l'lat'cnit'nt: tapt. kcaglc llillllllils in cxpvrinicnt in .-Xinct'it'an l.itt'iatt1i't'. -l- af 1111- x.I111N 11-1111 X111II.1IX X1.111lllIX 111111111 15.11111 1111 S111111g 1'1'N1lX.11. 111111-111'111- 1111111111 .1. 1,.llL'll1N. x11'1'1x1'l111, 11.11 1111 N1.11 7 .11111 S, 8.11111 11.11 11111111111g.1111-11.111-1111 111-11- .11111111-11 111 1l1.l1x1' .1 111111 111 1111- Xl.l111'lllI1 1g1ll111lllgN .11111 NUR' 1111- 1.1111111x 1111111-111 1111-11.111-11 1111 I111'lll. 1111' .11l1'1 11111111 11.11 11111-11 111111 .1111Xllll'N1 1111- 1gXlll1x1l.l11.1. .111 .X,X1'l.,l.. 111111111 XI1111111. 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I Slutnuon ll.lll: lltc' l.tsl who of tlu- lmuglc tcson to tvnuutl lls of umm t-ulomlmlt' .u.ult I-t.ulu.tt:ou l'xt'tttst's: llvun l5.tss Ql1lIllllllNll'lS Itu.tl .ultlwss to tht- gttttluuliug tl.tsst-N 'llllt 'MUNI mls llls 45 K' I FIRST CLASS OFFICERS Illlllif, H- l'1'csidcnlg Slough, Vice l'rcsiclcnl il. KI., vlNI'C2lhlll'Cl'f liridgcrwi R., SCK'l'ClZlYY. UATES el Junior College Gracluales 1960 ANIIIONY Pmo, jk. Prvvizlent of the junior College' Cla.v.w.v .. ' '- .xv -L-ir' 75:5 'fJ.?.7nl A?f..i.i.v - ,l lf ll- ll' wif 'vu Ill ANTHONY PINO, JR. E Battery Fairton, New Jersey Second Captain Regimental Executive Officer Class President llunor Sof'ir'Iir'v.' .Xlcxauulcr llznnilton lforurn. AIl'1lI'llYf Nlzuuml of Afllli l'1lliriclu'y Award. Slmrpshootcrs Medal, Iillilh Infantry Ribbon, New Czulcl llclail Award, Arlivilics Awami, Mrllloskcy Mr-dal, Russo Mcclnl, Haus Mcmlzll, Order of 'xllllllllly Wayne. Urgunizaliumz An- thony XVaync Legion Guard flixcrulivc Oflircrj, f.I'gill7l7IIllH' Stull, llzlltcry Club. Honor Council Wire Cllllllillllllll. Board of Governors fVirc cllllllflllilllj, Captains Council lVicc Cllillflllillll. .-Xalvisory Council, Hop Nlnnngcrs, Molorfyclc Club. Allzlflirxz lnlrzunurul Socrcr, lhuclizlll. Rifle. , 4, . . .ai .Y .. ...,.gf,:- ROBERT FREDERICK JEFFORDS Hagerstown, Maryland Band Captain Class Vice President Honor Sorieiiex: Stephen Foster Honor Society ftlhaplainl. Von Steuben Society fVll'C'l,YCSlllClllJ. A-u'nrdx: Order of Anthony Wayne, New Cadet Detail Award. Organizations: Honor Council, Board of Governors, Anthony Wayne Legion Guard. Advisory Council. Arhlrtirx: Intramural Rifle. Bowling, Basket- ball. ROBERT GLENN FLEMING Headquarters Company Aliquippa, Pennsylvania First Lieutenant Executive Officer Class Treasurer Honor Sorietirs: Von Steuben Society. Awarllsf Babe Ruth Me- morial Sportsmanship Award Marksmans Medal Superintendenfs Award, Organizations: Varsity Club, l-lop Managers. Arlzletirxs Varsity Baseball. Basketball qllaptainyz Intramural Football, Track. Bl -J 'Z -it 'Q ALLAN SHEPPARD APPLE Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Headquarters Company Sergeant Azrarrls: Superintendenfs Award. .4lhIf'Iir.v.' Varsity llasketballg Intramural Football. Soccer, Baseball, Softball, Swimming, Tennis. JAMES WILLIAM BAKER Allentown, Pennsylxania. lleadquarters Company Sergeant Awrtrds: Superintentlenfs Award, Sharp- shooters Medal. f,V'gIl7Ii1!lfl0Pl.Y.' Varsity Club. Atl1lr'tir.r: Varsity Wrestling, Golf: Intra- mural Football, Sorter, Basketball, Baseball. 'lr if ir FREDERIC DEL BARTLETT Winrhester, Massachusetts. Headquarters Company Platoon Sergeant .'f7l'llI'!fS.' Sharpsbooters Medal, Pltysical Train- ing Award fBl'UI1lCb Urganizutifmx: Varsity Club. Atlzlnlirx' Varsity Football, Basketball: Intramural Football. JAMES VINC ENT BASILE Yeadon, Pennsylvania. Headquarters Company Sergeant Organizations: Advisory Council. Atl1l1'fics.' Varsity Basketball, Baseball. 'A' if 'lr PAUL ALAN BOBBY Maplewood, New Jersey. Band Platoon Sergeant Awards: Expert Rifle Medal, Activities Award. Organizalimzs: Anthony YVayne Le- gion Guard, Pistol Club. Athletics: Intra- mural llaseball, Rifle. GERALD STINNARD CARUSO Kenmore, New York. Headquarters Company Sergeant Awards: Superintendc-nt's Award, Marks- mans Medal. Alhletirs: Intramural Football, Soccer. WILLIAM DEWBERRY CLARK Wilmington, Delaware. Band First Scrgcznn Ilmmr SII!'l!'1lI'Sf Stephen l-oetcr Honor So- cicty, Von 5ll'IllH'II Sofia-lv rlfimt Scrgcantj. .4Zl'l1l'llYf lixpcrt Rillc Mt-dnl. Snpcrintcnd- cnt! Award, Nvw Cadet Dc-Iziil Award, 52lIltll'lN Nlvdall. f,Igll7IlZllflIl7lL' Anthony Wnync Legion tlnsnd. Adxisoiy Kxrnmil. ,-lllllflirvf lnlrznuimll lfoothaill. llalskc-thzill. Yollcyhzrll. Rillc. Bowling. EDWARD JOSEPH DE BOSKEY Ticnton, New ,IC'l'iCA'. lll'lNlllll1ll'lCI'S C'onip:1ny SCIQCZIIII .Silzwr Marx A1l'IlfIl.Y,' SlIlJl'lllIlll'llKll'lll'S Aix.nd Urgani znrions: Anlhonv AYLNIIC I4-gion tfimrd. Phi lhctzi Kappa Smivtx. -Xdxixoiy tionnail. Alhleiiri: Varsity B1lNl'll2lllI llllfllllllllill Foot- halll, Softball. 'A' 'A' 'A' JOHN DE MARCO Bcllc-ville, Ncw hlvrscv. ll:-zulqllziitvix Loinpnny hm-rg:-:lllt .'l1lYIl'dS.' Rl1ll'lxNlIl1lll9 Nlcdall, fhoir Cross, Aftivilim Anand. Urgunizulinm: Glue Club, Choir. Alhlrlirs: llllfllllllllill lfoolhaill, Soccer. STEPHEN HOWARD DEUTSCH Lakewood, Nvw jvrsvy. lll'2lilllll1ll'l0l'9 Company Scrgvzilit Hold Shim .47l'IIlllL' Supvrintcndcnl's Awzml, Organiza- timls: Anthony XN'ziync Legion Guard. Glcv fluh, Choir. Phi Theta Kappa Society. AIlllf'lirx.' Varsity Swimming, ak ir 'A' DONALD ELLSWORTH DEVEAU, JR. Chevy fihrmc, Nlznxland. li Butt:-ry Platoon St'llg'l'2lIll .-lirnrrlv: Sz-coml Class Gnnnciy Award. Orgnnizntirmv: Anthony XV:iync I.c'gion Guard. Ulm' Clnh, Choir, Ilzltlcry Cflnh KSCC- rctzlry-'l'rcziw11rcrj, Advisory Konnril, Arli- Irtirs: lnlr:nn1n':il Socuw. GEORGE WILLIAM EDWARDS, JR. Rocky Riwr, Ohio. llt-zidqtlmu-is tlompnny l-'irsl lic-nlcnzinl AYUIIIYIXI Mctlloslwy Muinl, SllI7ClllllCllllClll'S Award, l'lnsifzil frziining Award fSilvcrj, Pxpcrt Rillc Nh-dal, Ncw tlndct Dctziil Award. fjlgllllllllflllllij Anthony XV:iync Lc- gion Gunid. ,4IhI1'Ii1x: Varsity lfoolhzill, Flack. 63 BRIAN EDWARD FLANAGAN Binghznnton, New York. llcxulqtuntcrs Clompunx Scrgcnnt Azurzzrlrg Shznrpsliootcrs Nlctlzil. Orgrtnizulimur Anthonx Xhiync Legion C-uzml, Arniy -Min tion Club. Alhlrlirw: llllllllllllllll Souct. XVrcstling. vlillllll' Tennis, llalwclmll. Softball. lrzuk. Volleyball, Swimming, Rillv. HENRY POPE FOWLER Cllwvy Chztwc, Mztrylzlml. li liztttctw' Scrontl l.l0llIK'll1lllI Ilmmr Sor'if'1ir's: Yon Sta-nhvn Society. Aztwrrix: llill ixlL'Cl1ll, Stlpcrilltc'mlt'litK Awmtl. Hight-st l'lt-hc C-nnnt-rx .-Xmml. Choir Cross, Actititics Awztrtl. fhgllllllflfillllk' Anthonx' Xvllflll' Legion C-nzntl, K-lcc Illnb, Choir, Buttery Klub, Allrlrfirw: lnlrnmtnul Sorcctz i i if JOHN GEORGE FUEHRER Iiplirntzl, l'cnnQyltztni:1, Billlll Athletic Sergeant .4Zl'llI'11.X.' Marksnmm Modal. Orgrtriizzlfionx: Anthony Waytic Legion bnztrtl. Atlllwlirx: lntrnmnrztl lfoothztll, lhtskctlmll, Volleyball. Swimming. Riflc. J. DOUGLAS GLASCOCK Arlington, Virginia. llvztclqttztt tore Company Scrgc-:1 nt Silztrr Stars Au'ard.s: Supcrintcnclcntfs Award, Sharp- Qhootcrs Medal, Manual of Arms I'2fhrivi1cy Award. Organizntirms: Anthony XVZIYIIC lx'- gion Guard, Phi Theta Kappa Socit-ty. RICHARD ALLEN GRAY Birmingham, Michigan. llcutlqnztrtcrs Company Stull' Svrgvznit, Clvrk PAUL W. GROFT Yotk, l'CllllNylN2llllil. llznid Urganizalimn: Ratulcts Dmtrc llztntl, Anthony Wziynt- Legion Ltuml. Allzlflirw: lntrznnural llztslwtlmll, Yollcyball. JERVIS EVANS GWYNN Linwood, Pennsylvania. Hesulqttztrters Company Silzwr Stars Azrarrlx: Superintendenfs Award, Marla- tnztm Medal. .-lrIi1'ilif'Q: l'hi Theta Kappa Society. Atlilrtirv: Yatrsity llztsehall. Intru- inurztl lfoothatll, llatwkethztll, llatsebatll. GEORGE TONE HARRINGTON lenafly, New jemey llezulquztrters Conipnny Sergeant Au'ardv: Superintendent's Awztnl. Mztrkw tnatns Medal. Orgmiizulionx: Anthonv Wayne Legion linatrd. A!hI1'tirv: lntt'ztnnn':tl loot- hztll. Soceer. Baiwketlmll. Bam-hull, Softball. Swiinming. Tennis. 'A' 'k 'k ALLEN NORRIS HART Augusta. Maine llezttlqttmlets Conipatny l'l:ttoon Sergeant .-lzrunls: Superintetitlettt's Award. AIl1lr'li1'x: lnttatnttttztl Foothztll, Soceer, Rifle. JOHN KEMNER HEBERT lttinzttluat. l'ennsylx:niizt llezulqttatiterQ Cioiiiptnn Se rgezt I i t Azvzirtli: Slianpsliooteiw Medal. .-lIliI1'1i1'x: In ttttintttttl l'ootlJztll. Soeeer, Bztskethztll. 'A' 'k 'A' MICHAEL MONROE HEININGER York, Pennsylutnizt llt-attltlttzttttt-tw Coinpziny Setond I.ienten:tnt Au'mrl.s: SuperintendentE Award, New Cadet Detail Award, Sliati'psliooters Medal. Alhlfl- im: Yansity lfootlmll. ltmlq lntnnnntatl llowliltg. JOHN VERNON HOUSER l'ittwhttrgh, l'ettltsylt'ztni:t E Bztttety l'l:itoon Sergeant Atrmrlt: Superintendent's Award. Ciunneiy Award. fjlgllllllllflflllk' Anthony Wayne Legion Gttatrtl, lihoitt. junior College Ad- xisory Council, Buttery Chili, Alltlrlirxf ln- trztmural Swimming. WESLEY CLARK HYATT WVayne, Pennsylvaniat Battery Au'1ud.s5 l'hird Claw I-nnnery Award. PETER ROBERT .IOBIN North Adams, lNI2iSSllCllllSCllS li Battery Awardx: Superintendenrs Award, Sharp- shooters Medal, Third Class Gunnery Award. fjfgllllillllllilli' Battery Club. Allzlf-ti1'.v.' ln- tramural Football, Wrestling, Track, Volley4 ball, Basketball. if if if ANDREW BAIRD KINKAID, JR. Christiana, Pennsylxania Band Mrgeant .Ju-arzlxy Sharpslmotets Medal. Atltlelirsi ln trznnural Baseball, Volleyball, Bowling, Rille. WILLIAM HUGO KLEIN cl0lllllgSIVUlKl, New Ajetsey D Troop Sergeant .-Iuvxnlsg Superintt-ndent's Award. at 'A' 'A' JOHN STEPHEN KOSIK Clark, New -jersey D l'roup Sergeant Yiltfwr Ylruiv .4u'm'rlx: Superintendent'S -Xwatd, Sharp- slmoters Medal, Urguniznliunxr Xnthony IYayne lrgintl Guard. GERALD ROGER LAKE Lake Mohawk, New jersey lll'2lllllll1lllL'lS flilllllhllly Sergeant .4u'md.x,- laxperl Rifle Medal, Superintend entk Nward. Urgzntizulimtvg Yarsity Club. Allllrfimg Varsity lfoutball. Basketball. lny trantural Ilawketball. P 'R a- '-' L' ' l 66 EDWARD JOSEPH LANG I'ilIshurgh. l'c'nmylxania I l1'ZlilIlll2lllClLN Lmnpnny Scrgvant .-lrrnwivf YEIINIIN I,CllK'l' in Wrvwlling. Phy- Niczal lrnining -Xwaml IIIVUIIIUQ, Shamp- Nll00ll'lN Nlcrlnl. Rilll: f,0lllPl'llll0ll AVN'2ll'll, SupcrinIvmlcnt'x Awzinl. fhgnnizufirnug Arts alml Cmfli Kllulm, Aculvlvs, flhnpcl Vvstry, Varsity Club, ,4tl1Ie'lirs: YLll'illX' Il'l'vsllillg, lmrnmmul Fomlmll. Soccer, IVI'l'SlllIlg, lzlblc VIKCIIIIIN, llawclmll. Sufllmll, lrzuk. Ynlv lvyhull. Rillv. lcnnis. JOHN PAUL LAUDENSLAGER Kllvlllmul, ll1'lllliIll1llll1l ll0:ulqll:ll'lcl'x Itllllplllly S4-mmi liculm-nznnt .ilrmrlsg Malrlunlallxs Nl:-dnl, 'k 'A' 'k DONALD THOMAS MCDONOUGH IlJllllIIl0H'. Nlillflilllll li llalllcry .-lwrmrlxx SlIIN'l'llIll'lIlll'lll'S Xwgml. lwpvrt Rillc Medal. Urgunlzulmm- ll:lll1'l'Y Club. .-llhlrluix: lnllzlnlllrzxl Snucr. Wrcxlling, Rillv. JAMES MICHAEL MCMASTERS Ill'2lllll'lll. l'cnmxlumia1 Il1'1llllIllllllK'lN Illlllllillly SCI gczml .'l7l'lIIllX,' SUPP!lIlll'lltll'lll.N Xxsgml. .'Ill1lwIir1s: lllllllllllllill Bnskcllmll. Sufllmll, I-umlmll. i' if 'A' RAYMOND DANIEL MILLER Mhlnml. l'cnmxlxnm.1 lll'.lllIlll2lll1'lN Illlllliillly Scrgcmn Armrrlx: Nlznlunmm Nlvflnl. Nlnnunl ul -Inns lllluicnu hmnl. flllgllllflllllllllkf .Xnllmny XYJWIIL' 1.4-giun lfxlunl. flllllrlin' lnlramunnl I-nmhgnll, Suuur. IYl'cxllll1g, Sulllmll. lrauk, Ynllmlulll. GEORGE HENRY MOYER Smulcrmn. l'c-nmxlunnia ll lmop lll.ll00ll St'l'gl'ilIll Arrunlx: SIIIICIlllll'lI1ll'lll'N Xugml, Uzgnniza- Ilmlxj .Xmlumv Xlllflll' lrginn K.u.ml. I Imp:-I Ya-sin, Mlxismy fklilllllll ll,l1'Nllll'Illl, 67 CHARLES CARTER NUTE XVayric, Pcnnxylxania Headquarters Company 'l'hirtl Captain Infantry Battalion Clonunandcr Hrnmr Sorirlirr: Mask and Spur Honor Sotivty tVirc Prcsidcntj. A1t'ar1Iv.' Order of Anthony XVayt1L'. Rylski Sword, New Catlct Detail Award, Activities Award, Superin- tcndcntk Award. 316th Infantry Ribbon. Choir Croix, Sharpshootcts Medal. Organize: tions: Anthony NVzniic Lvgion Guard. lfgiorzrzaiu' Stall, Glcfs Club. Choir. llarln-1' shop Quartet. NILO. Dctail, Honor llouuf til, Board of Governors, Mun Miation Llub fSct'rt-taryj, Laptaine tlounril. tiymkliana. AlltlI0-vISll2ll Aids Socicty, 0ratorit,aI Con, tcwt Radio Club fl'rt-sitlcntj. Alhlf'lirv: ln- tralnural Track, Rifle Q'l'L-ani llaptatinj. MARK JOHN OBERT l'cunsaukcn, Now jcrscy llt'atlqttarlt'ix liotnpanx Sergeant .4n'urrl.s: Sharpwlroott-rs Modal, ,4Il1l1'lirx: Varsity Football, lutrzunural Football, Soo CCT. ni' it 'Ir JOHN DANIEL POLAKOW SKI IIZIIUIIIIC, Now Alt'r's1:y llt':ulqttartt'tx fornpauv Scrgcaul ,-lzn'a:r1.s.' Slllll'I'llllCINl1'lll'N .-Xwartl, Sharp- sliootcrs Nlcdal. Orgunizntimirg .Mliisorv Iltllllllill. Allllrlizu Yarxily l'1askt'tball. Raw ball, lutrzunutatl lfoolball, Soctvtt ALLAN JACOB POTHS C.anousburg. I'crrusylxznria llc-aulqttzttlcrs Clonrpanv Scrgca n t .Silzwr Slum fhgllllllllllflllk' l'hi 'lhcta Kappa Socit-lx. slllllrlitisf lutrauittral llootball. nk' 'A' 'lr RICHARD LAWRENCE PRAY liast IIl'lllINIK'lth, Ncw ,lt-rst-y I'll'2NlllllAlll4'lS Cornpanx' -Xthlctit Nl'lgL'1lIll Ilmmr Sr11'i1'Ii1't: Mask and Spur llouot Socicty. AIIWIVIIL' .-Xtlxalitctl R.U.l.il. Rib- bon, flltith Infantry Ribbon. lixpcrt Ritlt' Mt-dal. Manual of Mins lallitit-utx Award. Urguniznliomx N.CT.O. Detail. 'Xtlxisory lloun til. .-lllvlvlirsg Illlllllllllflll Football, Socfcr, Softball. Yollciball, Stsinuning, Rillv. DANIEL FRANKLIN RU STC IIAK Plriladclphia, l't-nunlxania Ilt'1ltltlll2llll'Is tlonipanx Supplx Sergeant Silzffr Slnrr Azt'nnix.' I-ixpcrl Rifle Modal, Supcrintcnd cnt! Award. lhgnntzalium: lwgiurirzztiu' Staff, Phi 'Iihcta Kappa Sociclv. N.tZ.0, DCA tail, Army Axiation Club. ,4lhIr'lir'v: Varsity Fencing. GEORGE EARL RYAN Old Greenwich. Connecticut Headquarters Company Sergeant Silver Stars llonor Surie'lif'x: Stephen Poster Honor Society. Au'm'dx: Varsity Letter for Swim- ming and Tennis, Attixitiew Award, Choir Cross, Superintendent's Award. Organiza- tions: Glee Club, Choir, Phi lheta Kappa Society lSeeretaryj, Yamity Club. Alltle'ti1'v.' Vanity Swimming. Tennis, lntmnniral Foot- ball. RICHARD JOHN SANDS Norfolk, Virginia Headquarters Company Setond lieutenant Fire Marshal Regimental Stall .4zt'ur11x.' Superintendent's -Xward, Sharpa shooters Medal, Urgurtizalinnvx Anthony XVayne Legion Cuaid, Clee Club, Choir, Army Aviation Club. ll.nbt-ishop Quartet, N.C.0. Detail. Alltlrlizw: Yznsits l'ennis. ln tratnural Football. I i' if t BRUCE CHARLES SCHROEHER XVest llempstead, New York Hand Sergeant llugler llonor Sorir'lit'w.' Stephen lfoster llouor Sotiety. Aieartlvg xI2ll'liSllI2lll Medal. Ur- griniznlinns' Kaydets Dante Band, lfanfarc Croup fConduetorj. Alhl1'lir.x: Intramural Football, Basketball, Volleyball. Swimming. BENJAMIN MICHAEL SCHULTZ llloomsburg, Pennsylxania lleatlqttatters Company Platoon Sergeant Awards: Expert Rifle Medal, flltith Infantry Ribbon, Advanced R.0.'l'.C. Award. Or- ganizations: N.C.0. Detail. ArltIr'liu: Varsity lVreStling, Track, Intramural Sotter. Volley- ball, Rifle. 'k ir uk NOBERT FRANK SLEZAK, JR. .-Klitplippa, Pennsylvania Headquarters Company lfirst Sergeant Silver .Slam Azemrlx: lixperl Rifle Medal. Urgnntzulmnv: Phi llheta Kappa Soeietv, Anthony Wayne Legion C-uard. A1hlf'lirs.' Yarsity Feneing. PHILIP ARTHUR SMEDLEY Cheltenham, Peunsylxania Headquarters Company Platoon Sergeant Gold Slarx A11'rndx.' Major General Anthony XVaync Medal, junior College Chemistry Award, EX- pert Rifle Medal. Orgariiznlimtvi Phi Theta Kappa Society tfreasurery, Athlrtirs: Var- sity Football, Basketball, Baseball. 69 ANTHONY HENRY SMITH Hallet. New jersey B a nd Sergeant Silzww' Slum Honor Smiwlirxs: l'atrit'k Henry Honor Soeiet r, .4 xt'r1rtlx.' Superintendent 's Award. f,!'gI17liZt1ll0l1Xf Anthony Wayne Legion Guard. Oratorital Coit test. STEPHEN ELLIOT SOLOMON Atlantit' City, New jersey llatterv Fourtlt Captain Mounted Battalion Connnander Regimental Stall Au'ur1lx.' Order of Anthony H'ayne, Sharp slioolerN Medal, New Cadet Detail Award. sllIJl'lllllCIIil1'lll'S Award, fllgllilllflfltliltf An- thony Xvllflli' Legion C-uard. llattery Club. Captains Countil. Honor Countil. Board of tioxernors. Cyinkbana, Xarsitv Club, Ilan- riers' Cltlb, Adtixory Couneil, llop Man agen. Nloloreyele Club. Areltery Club, Boat Club. .-llhlrlirt: Varsity Baweball. Cheet- leaders. lntratnural lfootball. Souet. Hase- bztll. Softball, Yolleyba tainj. ll, Swnnnnng tCap t i' k JOHN ESPIE STEVENSON St xt rsdale. New York lll lIlllllllI'll'l'S Cotnpanv 4 Master Sergeant Uperatiom Sergeant Regimental Stall .4n'm1It: Supetintendentk Award, Sharp- sbooters Medal. Orguniznlium: Anthony XK'atne Legion Cuard. KENNETH FRANCIS STIPEK XVestlield. Maswztfllttsettsh lleadtluarters Companv Sergcan t Atvrtrtlxf Superintendentk Award, Organiza- lium: Antbonv lVayne Legion Guard. Alh- Ivlirxu Intramural Football. Soccer. -I: -A' if ROBERT RAYNOR STOUT llayon ne. New ersey' lleadquarterw Cotnpanny Captain llonor Sof'if'li1'.x: Mask and Spur llouor Society' fl'residentj. .4z1'u:tIt: Order of An- thony Hattie, King Sitneon ll Sword. lix- peit Rifle Medal. Activities Award, Physieal l'raining Award fBl'UlIll'j. flltitli Infantry' Ribbon, New Cadet Detail Award, Advanred R.0,'l'.C. Urgurtizntinrn: Antbotn' Wayne Legion Guard. lwgiurzrtftirt' Stall. Captaiu's Council, Honor Couneil, lloard of Goxernoiw, Gyinkbana. Allllelirxg Yarsitx VVrestling, 'l'rat'lt: Intramural lfootball. Wrmtling. 'lit':u'lx. Swinnning, Rifle. THOMAS GORDON STRAUB Nletebanttille. New Alerxey. llL'2Illllllkll'll'lS Company Azumri.t: Sharpsltooters eut's Award. Aetivities Second Lieutenant Medal. Sttperintend- Award, Choir Crow. Urgzlrtizatimn: Anthony XYayue Legion Guard, Glee Club. Choir. llarl-rershop Quar- tet, N.C.O, Detail. JAMES WILLIAM STURR lflnrida. New York Billlll Sergeant .4zvmrl.tg SllHl'PSllU0lCl'N Medal. Ozgarzizntimix: Kavdets Dance Band. Allilwtirn' Intramural Football. Basketball, Softball, Vnllerhall. Swinnning. FREDERICK PAUL THOMAS Jenkintown. Pennwylxania. llezulquarters Cmnpanx Captain l'Ianw and Training Ollitet Atrrlrrlx: Order of Alllllilllf lYayne. Super- intendentk Award, Sltarpwlrnotels Medal. New Cadet Detail Award. f,l'g!HlfZIlflU!1t.' Antlmnx xvllylll' Legion Guard. llmtlwt- hood nf St, Cornelius. Captains Council. lloard of Gmernors. Chapel Vestry, Hyrule lrana. .4ll1l1'tirw,- lntrznnnral Sorcer. 'l'rark. llaselnall. i' 'A' 'k ALAN ROBERT TIIRASHER Montrose. Pennsylvania Band .4u'urdv: lNIarkwtnans Medal. f,l'gIl1liZIIll07l.Y.' Kaydels Dance Band, .4IhIe'tir.x: lntralnural Fuutlwall. Volleyball. WARREN NEIL WALTER Mt'Ket-eport, Pennuylrania. lleadqnatlers Cmnpant Sergeant .4zt'1tr1l.x5 Sltarpxlrnoteru Medal. Choir Cross, Artixities Award. f,I'gYllIiZll1i0!l.X.' Choir. Glen' flnlr. Mttltom XYauu' Legion Guard. if i 'k DALE GENE WELLER liplrrata. Pennsylxania. Band Second Lieutenant Honor Sur'ir1ir'.x.' Stephen Foster llonnr Society Cl'residentj, Yon Steuben Society Awarrlx: Superintendent's Award. Sharp- shoolerx Medal. New Cadet Detail Award. Organizritiomg l.l'giIl7Ill1lfIil' Stall, Kaydcts Dance lland. Antlmnx Wayne Legion Guard. Pistol Club. Fanlares. .4Il1l1'lin.' lntrarnnral lfoollmall. Basketball. Baseball. Softball, Vul- lexhall. Rille, Bowling. HAROLD GEORGE WIEGAND llaltiinore, Marrlarul. li Battery Silvrr Sluts ATl'1lI'!iS.' Slrarpslumlelx Medal, First Class Gunnery Award. f,I'gHlIiZHfilHI.8,' Battery Club, Phi 'l'heta Kappa Society. Athletirx: Intramural Sou'er, lVrestling, Rifle. 'T A A x -g'kw.Y, , . , .. ,k M yr fx . -: - ' 1. . 0 fl .. , r Y . X 'T ' .f::x f- ',.,. ' My A Ti' ' -v.---I V5 W ' , :fi .'6:.:g'-Vi , iv vu -Q-M 8 '. ' vg' U 1 Q :A , - . , wg Q.fm.J?'- A ., A fx . . ' ' - 32 A' Q-y H- , --I 43-I4 '- , 'ax ' V , N-Es' fry' : ' X'-4' I- H 1 7 ' ir .14 -A ' . ' f 'f W ' . 1 1, Q ' ,.'l,'s?af- .43 . Af. sf M . ' 'f' 5. I 5 V 1,7 D -'X Q A .945 1 . 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K . . .. -1 4.-ali ? ::: 9-af fp-- Qqfml. .ima P .:., ., -,mfg- : : :'t I 2 in fm. HOWARD DUNSON TURNER G Company Fairbanks, Alaska Captain Class President Honor Societies: Benjamin Franklin Honor Society, Von Steuben Society. Azuards: McCloskey Medal, Order of Anthony Wayne, New Cadet Detail Award, 316th Infantry Ribbon, Expert Rifle Medal, Superintendenfs Award, Physical Training Award Qllronzej, Organizations: Varsity Club, Anthony Wayne Legion Guard, Honor Council, Board of Governors, Advisory Council, Audio-Visual Aids Society. Athletics: Varsity Rifle QCaptainjg Intramural Football, Wrestling, Volleyball, Rifle. x X x JOHN EDWARD SLOUGH C Company Sharon Hill, Pennsylvania Captain Class Vice-President Silver .Sims Azrurzix: Order of Anthony Wayne. Physical 'lraining Award ffloldj, Sharpshooters Medal. Activities Award. Highest Phys- ical Training lifliciency Cup. Choir Cross, New Cadet Detail Award, Ozgnriizntirnzx Anthony Wayne Legion Cuard. Clee Club, Choir. Aviation Club. Varsity Club 1'l'reasurerj, Board of fiovernors, Honor Council, Allllelirsf Varsity 'l'ratl4: lnlra- mural Football, Wrestling, Volleyball, Swimming. i' it 'k CARL OTTO KEIL B Company Muncy, Pennsylvania Captain Class Secretary Silver Slam Honor Sorirlifs: Alexander Hamilton lfortun flreasnrerj. Na- tional Honor Society tVice Presidentj. Quill and Scroll Society fVice Presidentj. A1uarrl.t: Order of Anthony XVayne, Stone Medal, Columbia Scholastic Press Medal. lixpert Rifle Medal, Physical Training Award fllronzej, Activities Award. 316th Infantry Ribbon, New Cadet Detail Award. Organizations: Anthony XVayne Legion Guard, I.l'gl07UlIlfVl' fliditor-in-Chiefj, N.C.O. Detail. Honor Council. Board of Coyernois. Advisory Council. Varsity Club tSecretaryl. Allllrlirx: Varsity Wrestling fCo-captainj: Intramural Soccer. XVrestling. Softball. Volleyball, Rifle. A' A' 'tk ROBERT LEE BRIDGERS B Company Fort Meade, Maryland Second Lieutenant Regimental Publications Officer Regimental Staff Class Treasurer Cold Slmzr Honor Socif'lim.' National Honor Society tSecretaryl, Quill and Scroll Society. Awards: Columbia Scholastic Press Medal, Expert Rifle Medal. New Cadet Detail Award. Organizations: Anthony XN'ayne Legion Guard. N.C.0. Detail. Arts and Crafts Club, 1960 Crmsed .Sabres fliditor-in-Chieil. Audio'Visual Aids Society fVice'l'residentj. Atlllelirs: lntramural Soccer, Table Tennis, Volleyball, Swimming. Rifle ffiaptainj. 75 MOISES VINCENTE ABBUD Guayaquil, l-Zquador. Company Azvardxg Superintendcnfs Award, lixpert Rifle Medal. Organizations: Anthony Wayne Legion Guard. Allzlrtirss Intramural Soccer. THOMAS FREDERIC ABDALLA lohnatown, Pennsylvania. li llattery Platoon Sergeant .-lu'mdx: Serond Claw Gunnery Patch, Super- intendentk Award. Maikwmans Medal. U1 gzinizntionvg Anthony Wayne Legion Guard. Battery Club, Radio Club, Motorcycle Club. .-llhlelicsg lntramural Basketball. ir 'lr if MARSHALL ELLIOT ABRAMSOM Pliiladelpliia, Pennsylvania. B Company Sergeant Areards: Sharpshooters Medal. Allzlelifzx: Yar sity Baweball, Basketball: Intramural Foot- ball, Soccer, Basketball, Softball. Volleyball. MICHAEL ROBERT ALBANO Bnmklytl, New York. A Company Awardr: lixpert Rifle Medal, Phuical Train- ing Badge tllrouzej, flltith Infantry Ribbon. Orgunizalionxf Natural Science Club, Indian l.ore Club. ,4tl1lrIicv: Yarwity Football: lntra- mural Football, Soccer, Naestling, Basket- ball, Table Tennis, Baer-ball, Softball, Track, Volleyball, Swimming, Rifle. i 'k k PAUL FRANCIS AMARANDO Pliiladelphia. Pennsylvania. ll Company First Lieutenant Auvnrlx: New Cadet llctail Award, Sharp- shooters Medal. f,l'gtlllf1lIfftHIK.' 'Xnthonx ll'asne Legion Cuard. l.l'gflIllllllfll' Stall, Ml xisory Council. N.C.0. Detail, Pistol Club. Allilelicxg Varsity XVrestling: Intramural Football. Baseball, Track. Volleyball. Rille. Basketball, Bowling. GEORGE FRANKLIN AMORY Bell-tley, YYext Virginia. C Company Sergeant Aztwtrdig Superintendent's Award. Sharp- ehooters Medal. Urgnnizntions: Anthony NYayne Legion Guard, Brotherhood of St. Corneliuw, Natural Science Club, Chapel Vewtiy, Radio Club, Axiation Club, Boat Club. Athletics: Varsity Fentingg Intramural Soccer, Basketball, 'liable Tennis, Softball, Track, Volleyball, Swimming. JAMES THOMAS ANDERSON XVilminglon, Ik-lawzuv. llatlr-ry Au'ard.v: SupcrinIcndcnl's Award. Organiza- Iiom: AlllllU'vlSllZll Aids SOCll'ly. Smicly of Ruben Daria. ROBERT OBERG ANTON YVilI0w Crow. I'cnnsxlxania, llmnpany Au'm'd.s: M1ilkNlllHllN Mc-dal, Aflixilirs Award. lh'gani:ulinnv.- 1.14-1' Illulm. Choir. .4lhl1'Iirx: lnlramuial lraclx. Swimming. Volleyball. i' 'A' 'k WILLIAM FRANKLIN BABBITT Silrvr Spring. Maryland, ll Klmupany Scurml l,ll'llll'll2llll ,4zi'mdx: Slnarpslumlcrw Nlcdal, Manual nf AHIIN lallim'icm'y Award. Urguriiznliumf An- llmny XYaync Lcgiuu I-uald. Ulu' Club, Choir, llmllncxlmmxl uf Sl. imm-liux, Gymk- haua, Mhismv Uuumil. .4lllll'fl1L' lulra- mural Ifoolliall, Emu-1, llaslwllmll, Rillc. ROBERT ALLEN BACINE l'hiladm-lphia. Pc-unsylxania. A Uompany Scrgcant Arrrnrli: SliarpQliuolcrw Mc-dal. plllllflirn' Intramural Smrcr, liaxkcllrall. lalmlv lm-unix, llasclmll. Softball. Track. Ynllm-ylmall. 'A' 'A' 'A' BRENDAN JOHN BARBA lllillwidc Park, New -Iciwvy. Cmupany Scrgcanl .41l'I17'Ii.X.' slllK'I'lIlll'lltll'lll'S Award. Organiza- 1im1s.' Aulliuns XYaxm' l,L-giun 1-uard. Alh- lvlirs: Yarsiu llaskcllmallg lnliamuial llaxkvl- hall, Baum-hall, Ynllmlxall. WILLIAM CHARLES BATES llriclgvpoll. New Join-3. K, fumpany gC'i'0INl l.l4'llll'llZlllI llmmr .Smi1'Ii1'x.' xvlhlllllglllll luring l.ilcr- ary Smivlv. i4il'l1l!lX.' Superinlciulc'nl'x Award, Manual of Armw l-lluic-mv Award. -MIiXillK!S Award, Nc-w Cadvl lk-lail Award, Sharp- Qhonlcrw Medal. ljfgllllilllfillillf Anthony XvZlyllC Imgion C-uaid. l,l'gl1I7lIlllll'1' Staff, Natural Science Illuh, lihapvl Yvslrv, Ad- visory Council. .'1fllIl'fi1'Y,' Intramural Fool- hall. Soccer, llawhall, Track, Swimming. 77 RICHARD JOSEPH BAUER XVcxtwood, New ulcrxcy. ll Company Sil1'r'r Slam Azmrrlxy Supcrintcntlcnl'w -Xwartl. A-ithlrticsf Varsity Football, Golf. DAVID FRANKLIN BEABER Icnkintown, Pennsylvania. tl Company Coll! Slrirs llonm x01'if'fif'X,' Alvxzillrlct' Hamilton lforum, Quill and Stroll Soticty. A11'm'rlv: Major General Antltouv Waynt- Mt-dal, Blessing Xicdal. l-Qxpcrt Rillv Mcrlal, iihoir Cross, -Xrtixitics -Xwartl. l,l'gll!IiZlIfilIll.Y.' lfgilllllllliffi' Stall, fJlill0I'lt1ll Conti-wt. Arts and Crafts Club, K-Ice Clluh, Lhapcl Ycstry, IOM! CItIK.YI'lf S'r1.ln'1'.x, fSCIll0l lfilillllj, KQUIIJN IJIIIIIHIICIN, Choir. i'1f'Ilf'fiI'X.' Varsity Rillv: Intramural Baschall, Swinuning, Yollcylmall, Howling. lcnnis. i' i' if JAMES DAVID BEAN Elma, Nt-w York. tl CUIIIPIIIIV Sergeant .'lll'll7fll.' SllPl'l'iIlll'lNll'lll'S Award. Organiza- lionx: Anthony xvllylll' lrgion Luaitl. Alh- lwlirv: lntranmral lfoothall, Wit-xtling. WALTER ALBERT BECKER Xhington, l't-nnsylxania. ll Company Supply St-rgcant Mlzfrr Stars Ilonor Sor'if'Iim: Sit-phcn lfowtcr Honor Socivty' lSK'Cl'CI2llyl. National llonor Society rl'rvwiclcntj. .'fTl'l1l'llY.' lohn .VL Murphy Award flfiret l'lat't-j, Sltarpshoott-is Nictlal, Supvlintcntlvnl's Xwald. Orgmlizulinnw: An- thony Wayne Lvgion Guard, I,1'-Qihllllflifl' lflopv litlitorj. Aviation Club ftiluh Repre- wnratixcj, N.C.O. Detail, -Xfolytcw. Athlrt- ffv: lntrzunural 5iUt'l'L'l'. XX'l'c4tling, Softball. Yollcxlrall, Swimming, 'l'cnni'4, 'lc 'A' 'A' JOHN CHARLES BELL Littlt- ltalls, Nt-w lcrwx. ll Lompany A-lllrlrlnsi lnllalnuxal lfoolhall. Souvsr. llzukcthall, llawhall. Softball. Yollcyhall. ROBERT EDWARD BENC llauitlt-, l. l.. Yi-iv York. tlompanv Sccoml Liuutcnanl llnnm Sm'1t'lirv KIVXSIIHICI' Hamilton lftbllllll rl'l't'sitlt'lltj. pluvnrlx. Nun' flarlvl llctail Mxanl. Shaipsliootcls Xlvtlal. fflgllllilllflllllf' Xnthom xYllNlll' Legion 1-uanl, I!'IQl!HIlIIIiT4' Stall, lhapcl YLNIIX, Ratlio C lull, llop Man- agt-rx. ,-llhlfflifv Yan-sin lratk: Intramural Football. lahlc lcnnis, llast-hall, lrattk, Yollcxhall. JOHN KREBS BENCHOFF Clraunlxcrshurg, l'cnmylvzmi:l, B Clmnpzmy Awards: Supcrintcndcnfs Awnnl, Marks- mams Medal. Orgnnizaliom: Anthony Wayne Lcgion Guard, Arts :md Crafts Ciluh, Pistol Club. .4thIr'ti1'v: lnlrzrmularl Surfer. Yullcy- hull. BRIAN ALAN BERGMAN I.z1wmrk, l'cnnsylx:rnia. li Cmnpzrny Ilonur Surirtirhv: Nlzlsk :mil Spur llunor Society 4ScrgczmI-nt-Arrnsj. :Iu'arrix: lixpcrt Rillc Mvrlarl, :l!I1lr'l1'r.v: lnlrznnural lVr4-Qlling, Softball. Yollc-vlmll, Rillc. t t i ROBERT WVILLIAM BISCH l,llll2llll'l'Jlll1l, l'1'llIliflY3llllLl. K cl0IlllHlllY Stull' Sl'lgL'ZlIll ilmnpalny Kllcrk .'Ill'lIl1Ii.' lfxpvrl Rillc Nlcrlnl, fillilh lnfzmlry Rihlmn, ,lllzlrlirw lllll'klllllll'1ll lfootlmll, Soc- wr, xvl't'SlllIl 1, lnhlu 'l'cnnix, lizlsclmull, Soft l- lxnll. llauk. Vullcvlmll, Swimming. Rillv. vIll'lllllN. WILBER AGNEW BLISS, III llvnu-l'. l,1'llIlNNll1llllil. IS flllllllillly Sl'I'gC1llll ,'Ill'l1llIY,' SUIJCIlIlll'Illll'lll'S Xwnrml. Nlallksllmm Nlcmlnl. ffl'glIHlZllll0IIY.' Xnllmny lV:nync lrgimr llunral, lfg1'mn1uirr' Stull, Ucurgc l'nslm:m lllltlllhglllllllll' 90l'l1'll'. llllzlrliu: Yzrrwilv Gulf: llllI'2lllllll'ill S4K't'l'l'. 'l'r:u'k. Vol' lcvlmll. ic 'lr ic JEFFREY DONALD KIDD BLUME llzmnrlll, Nvw lcrwy, ll lump SL'l'gC1lllf ,'IZl'llIlfL' Supcrinlm'mlcnl's Kwnrml, Sllillpl slmolr-rw Nlvmlzll. f,I'gll7IlllIIl0VlYf ,M-lviwly flllllllfll. I.t'gfHVllllllP1' Stull, LIN' llluh. Choir, wlflrlwlifu lIlIl'1lllllll'1ll Swimming. l'cm1is. JOHN WILLIAM BOWERS Ivillllllgftllll, l,L'llllNylX2llllll. li ll1lll0l'Y Captain llmmr .Nm'if'liu,' You Sll'lll7l'll Suciclv fl'rL'si- rlvnly. .'l1l'llI'11X,' 5llllL'l'lllIL'INlK'Ill.9 Awurrl, Xs- Nllklllllllll of lllt' l'nilcml Sl1llL'N .Xrlny Nll'llZll, I-llllIlt'll' Pzllrll, l'lIYNll'lll llllllllllg lhlclgc rSilu-ry. Ncw Chula-1 llclalil Phraml. Slmrpv slnxwlcrx Nlvclall. f,7'gllllillIllUllK.' Nvw lizulcl lh-luil xWlll'Kl. NILO. llvlnil. .Xnllmny Ivilllll' l.cgiun ilunrrl. llnllcry fllllll Ql'rCs- ialvnlj, Y1ll'NllY llluh 1l,Il'illll'llll. Nlrrlurfyrtlc llluh, Qllmpul YVNIIN. llmmr Kluumil, lloard of Clmcllmrs. slllalrlifxp Y2ll'Nlll llzrskcllmulll lllll'2lllllll'1ll lilkilllllll. Slkllllllllllg. ROBERT JOSEPH BRUYR Rmnc, New York. Contpunt Muster Sergeant Rvginuntztl Clctlx, Rvgintcntal gllltl Silztrr Stars Ilmmr Sur'if'Iif's5 llvnizlntin lfrztnklin Hmmm Smit-ly fl't'cxitlt-tttj, Quill and Scroll Socictx, Au'arrit,- Bunk Rcpott Awami. Sltztrpwluxrtctx Mvtlnl. Urgrtnizulinnv: Antbmty Wayne Lc- ginn Cuurtl, lllbll Crmwrl Sulnm Cllttwittcsv. lkluttztgcry, llc-bzttc St-tninzn' 1801 rctaryj. Dun- awzty Dvlmtc-, Arts :incl Crafts Club, Chapel Ycstty. .-Mlvismy Counril. Rzulio Club Wrex- itlvntj, N.C.0. Dctztil, .-Xttcliu-Yistutl Aidx Smit-ty. A-lIl1I1'li1'vy llllflllllllllil 'latblc 'l'cnnis, Volleyball, RICHARD JOEL BUCKANTZ Yinvlztntl, N4-w jc-twy. B ftuttpzttn Silxtrr .Slum llnnnr Surivlirxi Musk ztntl Spur llunm Sotim-ty. . Zt'llI'llX,' Nlztrkstnztm Nlctlztl, SIIIHSI' illlC'llKlL'lll's .-Xwztnl. .'Hl:la'Iir'x: lnlrznnurztl lftxrtlmztll, Smu't', Btwkctlmll. lublc 'lk-nnix. Ram-lmztll. Snftbnll. Yollcvbnll. Rillc, Tvnnis. Qwintnting, 'k i 'R ALFRED MARSH CAFFEY Ritllt-y l':ltlx. l'c'nnsyltztnitt. C Cmnpnnv Klrlnt' Svtgcatnl, Rt'ginu-ntztl Stull .4Tl'llll1Nf Xtlititicw 4-Xu':tt'tl. lfxpt-rt Rillt' Mcclztl. fllgllllfllllillllk' Clvt' Club. Cbvct l,caulclx, Rzuliu Club, .4Il1l1'liz't: Yztrsitv XVt'cxIlittg, ltzulxi lnltztntutnl Suu'ct', lfnut- bzlll. xvll'Nlllllg. llatxkvtlvztll, llztwbzlll. 'I't'ault. Yullcxlxzlll. Stxitntning. Rillv. WARREN PAUL CANFIELD NH-st Hatton, Cnntu-tticttt. Cnntpztny llunur .N'm'irlifw: .'xll'X2llHll'l' llauniltnn lftnttnt. fllgllllilllllllllk' ,.l'gi0?IIltIl7'l' Stull. . flIlI'fllX.' lunim' Yztrsity l'ontb:tll1 Inlrat tnursll lwmtbnll. Sm'u't', llztxkctlmztll. Bust-lmll. Yollcxbztll. if 'A' if DONALD JAMES CANNAVA l,:twt1-ttu-. lVl2lNN1lK'lllINl'll9. A Cmnpztnv Stlwrr ,Slum Captain llnmn' SmRir'Iir'x.' Bcttitunin l t':tnklin llnnm writ-ty lll'l't'1I9lll'CI'l, Yun Stottbvn Smit-ty. .4Il'llHlL' Urtlct' of Anthony Wayne, New Caulct llvlatil 'Xwztt'tl. l.t. Ccn. XK'illizun I-. Pritc Mvtlztl, Orclcr of Antltony JYZIYINJ. Sltxttpsltmrtcts Mcrlatl. Urgnniznlimtv: Anthony Wztync Lcginn Cuzntl, llonm' Council, llnaml of Cost-tttmx, Yauxitv Club, Atlviwty Coun- cil, Alltlrtizx: Varsity lftxrtbztll, Wrestling: lnttznnutztl lftxrtbztll, Wrestling. 'lable 'lk-nf nis. llztwbztll, Snflbztll, Vnilcylmztll, Swimming. 'l't-nnis. JAMES LEWIS CANTRELL, JR. lfnrt Sill. Oklztlmtnat. ll Ctnnpnnx Sci-mul Licutcnztnt lllfillllly Bzlttztlinn Aditltzttt' Regimental Stull llmmr .SmirIim: l':tIt'it'la llvnty Hun.: Smictv. Yun Stcubcn Sorictv. ,4zt'mf1s: Nvw Czulctd llvtztil Awzirtl, SllRll'l7!Sll0UlClS Mctltll. fjlgtllllllllflllly' Antlluny Wztyttt' Lcgiun Cuatrcl. llunatwny ll:-bzttc. Cbnpcl Ycxttx. ,-Hl:lr'lir's: Yznxity 'l'rzu'k, Switnntiugi lntrzt- tnnml 'l rank, Rillv. 80 DOMINICK VINCENT CAPALDI Poll NUIIJN. New Alcrwx. ll COIIIIISIIIX Scrgcnut Auwnrlx: Slulrpwlloolvu Rlcclall. Superintend- cuIK Xwzml. .4ll:l1'liu: lllllllllllllill Foollmll. xvl'L'Nlllllg, lla:-clmll. ALVIN BROOKS CARLL Bl'ldgCl0ll, Now jvrwy. Bzuvl Scrgcu 1 u .Szlwrr Stars llnnor Sn1'i1'Iir'v: Sll'llllL'll lfowlcr Honor Soficly. Nalliouall Ilouor Socicly, ,4Zl'lll!!S.' Slllll'l'llllL'llClClll'N Anzml, lixpl-ll Rillc M4-flzll. fhgllllilllfilllly' Irginmmin' Stull, K2lfilL'lN llaluu' llzuul, l'islol Club. .-llhlrtirv: lullal- murnl Sous-r. Yollcxlmll, Rillv. B2lSlKl'lll2lll. 'A' 'A' 'A' JOHN PAUL CARTER Kcuuvll HKIURIIC. l't'llllNflX2llllil. B Kiompaun St'K'Ullll l.icutcuuul llmmr No1i1'lIl'w,' Quill zuul Scroll Socicly. .-lnvurlx: l'lnsim:1l llilllllllg Awaml qSilwlj, Nm-w Clzulcl llclzlil Xxxzual. Supcliulcuclculk Awami. l'XlK'll Rillc Xlvalnl. fhgnrzizulmm: flXlIllxllilIl2l. l'ixlol Club. NILO. llclzlil. 'Ku- lhoux JYAIXIN' lcgiou K-uzml, l,f'gimu1uirr' Slalll Qfiuulzuiou Nl1lIlilj.fl'l,. Nulurzll Smicuu' Club, f.llllIN'l YCNIIY. Xxlxison Council. fill:- lrliu: xillNllX lflvxlllllgg llllhlllllllill lfool- lmll, ll'1c'sIlil1g. llauk. JOSEPH VICTOR CHIARELLI llzululuu, Couuvlliuu. ll Iiompzluy uk i' if CHARLES nAvm c0Lv1N Rmauliug. l'1-nmyluulin. X Company Orgunizrlliomg UIUC Club. C.l1oil'. t1flllI'fil'.Yf Vlll'Nlly Swiuuuiug: llllliillllllill Yollcylmull. W SALVATORE JOHN CONIGLIONE, JR. Hllllllxlyll, New York. Coulpnuy Uzgunizulioux: Anthony JYRIXIIC Lcgiou Iluzml. nlllrlflirx: lulrauuuml 'l'1'zu'k. ROBERTO EMILIO CORONADO Guatemala Lily, t.uatetnala. Battery Sergeant .4n'11r1lv: Sharpwbooterw Medal. f,Ig1l7IlZl1fflHlSf Sotietv of Ruben llllllil. ,-lllllvliru lntra- nntral Soceer, Wrestling. Table Tennis, 'I'r:u'k. Volleyball, Swirnniing. Rille. Tennis. RICHARD JAY CROSBY Pittsburgh, l't-nnsylxania. G Company ,'1Il'lIlIl.N,' Slnnpsliooters Medal. Organiza- limn: Arts and Crafts Club, Varsity Club, l.I'g'l'tHlH!lll'I' Stall. Allllvlirr: Varsity Football, lX'restling, Baseball qlNlanagt-rj: lntrarnural lfoolball, Souer, Basketball. llaseball, Soft- ball. Tennis. ir t -k CHARLES WHITACRE CUSHMAN, II Norfolk, Virginia, G Company Secontl Lieutenant llmmr Sm'i1'Ii1'v: XVawliington lrxing Literary Society ll'residentb. Azvmrls: Sltarpsbooters Medal, Pbysital Training Award llllUlllCJ, New Cadet Detail Award. Orgnnizaliunx: Anthony XVayne Legion Guard, Varsity Club, Hop Managetw. Allrlelirwy Varsity Fencing: lntratnural Football. Sorter, Basketball, Baseball, Softball, 'l'rat'k, Volleyball, Rifle, Tennis. BYRON KING CUSTER Jolnrstmvn, Pennsylvania. ll Company ,-ln'ur4Ix.- Supetintendent's Award. lixpcrt Rille Medal. Al11lr'li1's: Intrznnural Football, Sou't'l'. 'A' i' i' RONALD EMILIO D'ANGELI XYynnewood, Pennsylxania. li Battery Silver Sluts Sergeant llmmr Soriwliw: Alexander Hamilton Forlnn. Azvrnrlx: Sharpshooters Medal, Third Class Gunners Atrard. Orgunizalionx: Pistol Club, Battery Club, Chapel Vestry. Alhlelirs: Varsity Football, junior Varsity Baseball: lnlratnural Basketball. GARRETT MARK DAVIS lVytntewood. Pennxybania. C Company Second I.ieutenant Silver Slarx Ilnnur Snrieliuv: Benjznnin Franklin Ilonor Society lSettelatyj. .-Iuwllrlv: Sharpshoolers Medal, Superintendentfs Xward, New Cadet llelail Auard. 0IgllIllZ1lllfJlI.Y.' Anthony XVaxn Legion Guard, Chapel Vestry, Audio- Visual Aids Society. All1l1'Iir.v: Intramural VYrt-xtling, 'lable Tennis, Softball, Traek, Volleyball, Striinniing. 82 DELBERT LAYMONE DELOZIER Swznthntorc, l'cnnsylv:min. Company .4u'nnlsg Snpcrintt-mln-ntk ftwurtl. Organiza- tirmx: Anthony Wzutic Legion l-ntnd. Allt- lI'lIl'.Yj Xzumty loothalll, Illltlxl lntrznnuratl llnskcthall. JOHN HAROLD DEULL Kllnntit City, New jcrwy, Cl Company ,'I7I'!1V'l1S.' SIIIDCIlIlll'lltll'lll'N Atszml. Nlanksnmm NIL-dnl. Alhlrlirs: lllllllllllllkll l ootlmll, Soft- lmll. Ttntk. Swimming. ir 'A' 'A' FRANK AUGUSTUS DeVILLING, III Pittsburgh, l't-titmlxmiizi. X Compzmy I :tptzlin Rcgimvnlatl 'xtlllllillll RCgllllL'llllll Stull' llurmr Sm'i1'lif's: Yon Sll'lllll'lI Sorivly fSct't'tr- lanyj, Anvlrrlvg Snpcxintcmlcntk Xwzml. New Lznlvt Detail Msitrtl. 5ll2llI!NllUUll'lN Nlcdnl, Mzmnul of AIIIIS I-.llltit-ntx Awtml. Uiguni- :ulinmg llantic-rs Club. 'Anthony Wayan: l,t-gion Gnurtl, Honor Council. Ilonrd of C-owrnom. Cllmpcl Ycwttt, Vanity Klub ISL-rgcunt of Artlm, .-lllzlrlirxr Varsity lfoot- hztll. llasclmllg Intrannutztl Wrestling. llziskvt- hull. Softball, Yollcyhztll. WILLIAM SYLVESTER DEVINE, III lhady Park. New jciwx, ti fiomlmny Sl'l'gl'LlllI Awards: Snpctintcndcnfs Mxznd. Nlatnnatl of Arms I-illiticnu Awami. Afhlrlirw: Imm- mnral Football. llzixkt-tlmatll, Iltlsclmll, Soft- lmll, Track, Swimming. 'A' 'A' 'A' SEYMOUR CORNELIUS DeWITT llsuann, Cuba, Lompany Second I.it-ntcnztnt Assistant Rfgllllldlllll Qnzn'lt'1lnatstcr Regimental Stull. Ilnnor Suri1'1i1'x.' Yon Stcnhcn Society. Au'm'r1.s: Expert Rillc Mcdzll. Snpvrititcntl- cnt's Award, New tizidct llctatil Awand. Ur- grmizatirms: Anthony Wayne It-gion buzml, l.1'gimmair1r Stull, Cltupcl Yc-stty. ,-llhlclirx: Intramural Football, llatsltctbslll, Ilztschztll, Swimming, Rillc. ROBERT POLLARD DICKINSON, JR. Linkwood, lkiarylztnd. Ii llattcry Organizations: Anthony lVaync Legion Guard, Battery Club. Q 'T' WILLIAM JOHN DICKINSON Cilciiiciiloii, New -In-rscy. G Company .4:i'1iHli: Sliziipslimrlcis ixIL'tl1li. Orgnniza tions: Arts :uul Lizifls Lluh. Ci-mgc liaixliuzin I'liolugi:ipln Sncic-ly. flllrlnliri: iiuiauuuizil lwiirllmzill. Suu'L'i'. Ilziskcllmzill. liaise-lrzill. Yul- liilizill. JOHN DAVID DIMOCK l'iiIsluirgh, l'cniiQyliani:i. A Company Sergeant .-ln'm1li: Rliiuuzil of Xiius l lliiii'm'v AIVLIHI. Sliziipsliimlcis Nlcilsil. lhgfmizrzlimiif Naltuizil Scicmc iluli. Visual Klub. .Mlxiwiy Council. Nlllilrlirw: lutizuuiirzil lfuoilmll. Wu-wiliiig, llaisclmzill. Swiiuiuiug. Rillv. 'A' 'k 'A' VINCENT JAMES D'URSO, JR. Ni-w Hziwu, Coiiuccliiiil. Company First l.ii-iitcuziul llminr Snrirlirw: You SlL'lliH'll Sncicly. Arivlrrlxf Supciiiili'mlvul's Mizuil. Slinip- xliuotcis Nh-ilzil. I'liuimzil liziiuiug ,Muiinl fhilu-ii, Nlzuiuzil of -Xiius l'lliii1-nu -kwaml inllllllililll Chzuupiiuil. N:-is Kaulcl Dclziil .'Kw:iril. Oagruiizrllinnig .-Xulliuuy IVZIIIIL' 1,0- giuu fvllllfli. X.KI.0. IIl'l1lii. Clcmgc lizisliiizin l'limugi':ipliii' Smii-ly. .4llilrlir'.w: lulizuuuizil l-lmlliaill. Suucip Wim-wlliiig, Ilzislwllnill. Huw- lvzill. Yullcxlmll, Rifle: JAMES JACOB EBERHARTER XV:iyiic, l'c-iiiisylxaiimizi. ll Troop lfirsl Liviilcuzinl Silzwr Slari' ,'IIl'lll!lX.' glllK'l'lllll'l11il'lllVN Nwziiil, Scfmiil flaws Bunk Rc-pm! Xwzircl. Ncw Quill-I lk'- lsiil Muuil. Uigririizulimiv ffgllllllltllll' Stuff, Alllillllly Xllniic lrgioii I-uzuil, lhzipvl Yew- lry. Hzurii-ix K lull. Hop Nlziiiaigcix. fllhlvliri: Yllwilf Swiuiuiiugg lulixuuuizil lluolhzill, Yol- lvylizill. Sisiiuiuiug. if 'k nk ARTHUR SIDNEY ELGART l'liilmlclphizi, l'cuusyli':iuifi. B Company Urgrinizuliunv: Nailurzil Sricuu- Lluh. Alhlrl- iri: lulizuuuiul Smu-ig Bziskcllmull. llsiscbsill, Softball. Tizick, Yullcylmzill, lcuuis. JOSE ANTONIO ESTRADA Mzuiziqun, Niczirzigiizi. A Company :lilrIf'!ir'.x: Illllilllllllili Sorfcr, GERALD DENNIS FEENEY Bvluiar, New Jcrecy. X Cluiupauy .illllvlirxsp Varsity lfonllmall. liawball, lulra- llllll'ZIl Basketball. LYNN STEVENS FEENEY l.raucl Rapidw. Nliihigau. I uiupauy S4-unul Iivulvuaul Rl'glllll'lIlAll l'mwuu1-l Xaliulaul R1'glllll'lll-Il Stall llnnnr Sm'ir'Iirs: Ixillilllllglllll luiug l.iKCl'- auy Smii-ly. An-mzlx: ll Cmupaux I-uuucrs Nwzml, Sllarpslmuu-is Nh-mlal. Xcu laulcl livlail Award. Uzgurzizulnmx: lrgmnnuzn' Sllllf. Arts auil Ilill-IN Club. Cllapvl xl'Nlly, XKLO. llclail, .XiuliufX'Nial Kills Nmivly. .-lIlllr'Ii1'i: Varsilx l'0lHlllg1 llllllllllllldl Ibm- ball. Smwr, KVM-slliiig. ILM-ball, Sofllmll, Yullcyball, Swimming. l'muuN. 'A' al' ir RICHARD T. FENSTERMACHER lamaqun, Pcnnwvbauia. lialrcry l'laluuu Svlglillll .'I1l'l1I'I1.Xj Sliarpslmoli-is Nh-mlal. S4-unul Clams l.iinlu-rw Awaul. Supvliulmulculk hsanl. lhgrnzizrzlinnv: hnluun XX zum- IC'glUll I-uaml. Balls-ry Klub. Clmpcl M-mx. ,Xal- xisoiy iluumil. xIUlUliNlll' Club. .-lllllrflrx: lllllillllllfill lfoullmll. llaNl.l-lb.ill. 'lablc 'I'vu IIIN, Baseball, Softball. SIMON THEODORE FICKINGER lilil, l'cliuQybauia. lmupauy .'lfllll'1lI.Y.' lulrauuual Soul-i, Hu-xllilig. Yul- lm-iball. nl' 'Ir 'A' CLARENCE ELLSWORTH FIDLER li-banon, l,l'l1lNNlHllllLl, lu llallciv ,4:ru1rIx: Slullpxlumu-ix Xlulal. Nuulul Class C-uiuivrs Awanl. Uzgfrulzulnmv li.IllK'ly Klub. .-lllrlrlnwx llui.uuul.ll Iuuiball. Summa-1, l laik. WALTER JAMES FITZMARTIN Ycrunzi, Pennsylvania, X lkuupauy Scrgcaul .'I1l'Il!llX.' Manual ol' hun l-.lluivuu Xwairl. Sliarpsluxmlcm Mcilal. Urgunizulimug Xullmuy Waxuc legion C-uzml. Xilxixmx louucil, .-lIhIrli1'i: Iulraluulal Xhcslliiug. l-uulball, Baseball, liaskclball. hul'lball,4 Xullmluall. Rifle. 85 JAMES MICHAEL FLEMING -klitluippa, Pennsyliania. Band Stall Sergeant lerhnieian llmmr Sori1'lir'.v: Stephen Foster llonor Society. Azerlulvf Superintendent's Award, Sllarpshoolerw Medal. fffgllililllflllllif An- thony Warne Legion Guard. JOHN THOMAS GEORGE, JR. l.anghorne. Penmylrattia. IS Company lhgrlrziznlinrrxg Anthony XVayne Legion Guard. Athletics: Varsity Football. -k -k -A' WILLIAM JOHN GERMAN Rochester, New York. B Company f,7Q'IHllZ'.lIll!J7lS.' Arts and Craftw Club, Rail- road Club ll'l'CSlllL'lllb, Lllllilly Club. RICHARD HENRY GORDON Baltimore. Maryland. D Troop Sergeant An'nrrlx.' Sharpwhoolerw Medal. Orgrlniznlionsf Imgiorznnin' Stall. .1ll1Ielir'v.' Intratnural Football. -k ir if BRADLEY EDWIN GRIMES lladdonlield. New jersey. C Company Platoon Sergeant Aztwrzlx: Manual of -Xrms Fllirieltry Mvard, laxpert Rille Medal, Ellliflz lnfanlrv Ribbon. .4ll1lr'Iir'v: Varsity Swimming: Intramural SUl'l'l'l', lYreQtling, llil9lxL'lll2lll, Baseball, Soft- ball, Volleyball, Rifle, Swimming, JOHN LESLIE GROGAN Bethel Park, I'emwyhania. B Company A7l'lll'llY.' lxllllilxilllllll Medal. Organizlllionx: Nlodel Railroad Club. AlhI1'Ii1'v: Intramural lfootball, Wrestling, Softball, Volleyball. tire fifilivra . L'?,,WH QT? af,- N 1 1' t , , 1 ,. 'i' 2:3 . g ,4f ,,.,, WILLIAM SHEAR GUNDAKER lnlvilaikcn, Nun' jc-rwy. Coinpziuy' Sergeant Au'm'1lxg Nlllllllill uf .Mins lilliciciuy Award. lh'gnni:nIimr.s: .'Xnllunn' Wzirnc l.cgion CIKIZINI. .-his :uul Cflli-IS Club. ,-lllzlvlirvi Irilfkily lfunlbaill: lnlrnnuirail lfuollmll. IVrL-slling. Bam-lmzill. Sufllxalll. lciuiis. CHRISTOPHER FRANCIS GUTIIRIE IVm'sllivld. Nvw jcrscy. CL Cmnpziny llmmr Snri1'li1'x: Wnsliinglun Irving I.IlK'l'lll'I' Sufivly. .-l11'm11.v: SllZll'lNIlKX!lL'l'S NICll1ll. .M'livi- livi Awzirml, Choir Cross, Nvw Cgulcl Dcluil Awzirml. f,I'glllll1llfIlJ!lN.' Anllmny Xhrym- llc. giun Cuairml, Ifgizriiririirr' Stull, Glu' Club, Choir, KL1-oi'gv ICZNIIIIZIII l'liuIugr:ipliic' Society lI,l't'Sl1ll'llIb. .4ll:lf'Ii1'x.' Vameily llzislwllmnllg Inlrzuuurzil lfoolbzill. Sorfvr, Softball. Volley- bill ir -k 'A' CHARLES ARCHIE HAHN, lu xvllllllllgllbll. lk-Inwairv, C Coinpzuly l'l:iI1xm Scrgcuiil Silzwv' .Slum .Alu'unl.s: Supcrinlcnmlcnl's Awzml, l'liywir:il vlufilllllllg lizulgv gSilwr5. Nlzuiunl of Arim I'iilll'll'lltI' .'xW1ll'li, f,Vg1l!IiZlUlUllX.' ,Xnllinny Wuym- I4-giuli Cuzirml. Choir, Glu- Club. Arn :uul cilili-li Club. .4lhlrlir1v,' Illll'Lll1llll'2lI Ifllilllillll. Wrcslling. liaislwllmzill, Bam-lmzill. 'l'r:u'k, Swimming. Rillv. CHARLES FREEMAN IIALSTED, III llrms'm'ilIc -lvl., Nlninv. D Troop First I.lClll1'll1llll llmmr Su1'ir'liz'.v: Ivlhlllllglllll Irving l.ilcr- zlry Stbfivly. ,'I1l'lll'll.K,' Slaukpolu Nlulzll. Nur Caulcl llvlaiil Xwzirml. SII2ll'lNlNKDIl'l'S Nlvclzil. Urguni:nIirm.x: AIIIIIUIII' XYziync Legion liuziril. Crcsuiw Writing Club, l.1'gl1lllHllil'l' Stull, I-lcv Club, Choir. CIIZIPCI Ycxlry, Han'- ricrs Club 4Nl:lsu'r of ilu' llnuiulwj, Hop luziiizigx-iw. Allzlwlim: Yanwily l'uIng Intru- llllllill IIVYUNIIIIIK, Ynllvylmll. if 'A' 'k JOHN EDWARD HARTZELL Suulli IX'illiaunspml. IIUIIIINIIIRIIIIZI. ll Cmnpzuiy ,'Iil'IlI'li.X,' Sliairpxlimxmlws Nlcclzil. Urgmzizulimrv: Glue Club, Choir. :lll1l1'li4'x.' lllll'2lllllll'lll Sm'- vcr. JOHN MILTON IIAYS Rzulunr, l'm-nmylxzinizi. timnpziny AIl'IlP'4l.V.' Slizirpslimwliww Nlcdzil. Atlilvlirxf Yairsily Swiuuniugg Illll'2lllllll'2ll Iillblllllll, Soc- Cvr, Wu-slling, liaiwcball, 'l'rau'k, Yullcybzlll. CAMERON RHYS HENDERSON Monnt Lehnnon, Pennsslxztnizt, C, ftllllllillif Aztvtrrlx: lixperl Rille Metlzil. Orgartizaliortxi Arts :nni Crafts Club, .M'oIytew, Anthony xvllylll' Legion C-nzntl. Alltlelirv: lllll'2llIIlll'2Il Sommer. llztxlwtlxatll. ltztck, Tennis. CHARLES RAMSAY HENRICH Valles' Stretnn, New York. Cotnptnly Silrfrr Slum Ilonor .htPI'll'll1'Xf Nzttionztl Honor Society, Ali'X1llHll'l' llznnilton lfllllllll, .4zt'1orls: Harvey Medztl, Superintentientk Awztrtl. Mznkwnntnw Metlztl. Choir fil0NN, Artixiliew .-Kwzlrtl. Organ- izuliomx Anthony Wayne Legion flllillll. lilee Kllttlm, Choir. :lIl1lr'li1'x: llllfllllllllill Footlxatll. Sorter, Vlll'lll'lx. Bowling. ir i' 'A' JOHN HOWARD HENSEL XYiltnington. l,l'lZIN'llH', C Colnpztny lfiut Lieutenant Proxost Nlztrwhztl Regimental Stull xll1'l'l' Slum Ilonof Sofi:'lim.- .Xlexznnler lltnnilton lfortnn. ,4u'm1lxg I'hUit:tl Vllfilllllllg Awstrtl tSilNerj. sll1IlIlNlHlUlK'l9 Nletlztl, SIIIJCIllllClltll'lll'x Awztrtl. New Kitrtlet l,l'l2lll ,-Xwztrcl. Orgunizn- liunx: lwgiorrrtftirr Stall. Ktlxixon' Kionnril. Hop Nlatnztgets. AIltlf'lirx.' Yztrsitv'KVM-stling. 'li-nnis: lnltanntnttl lfootlmll. Sommer. Wrestl- ing. llztxketlmll. Sofllmll, l'r:u'L, Yolleylmnll, lennix. DONALD FREDERICK HEWINS latnghotne. l'ennsyIsnni:r. C- Clonlpany Sergeant Azruuix: Itxpett Rifle Metlttl. f,?iQYl!liZIlfft77IX.' Anthony XVzune Legion Cttzrrtl. Arltlvlirv: llllfllllllllill Soerer, xl'lI'Slllllg', ilililllx. Yolley' hall, Swimming, Tennis, i' 'A' i' RODMAN PRESCOTT HICKS l'ittQhtn'gh. Pennsylxztnizt. li Battery Sergeant Silver' Slnrv Anwrrlt: 1-tnnrers lillieietrey Xwztrtl, Sharp- ehooters Metlnl. fhganizuliom: Bzlltetv Kllnh. AIlllf'll!'8.' Xtnsity SWllIlIIllllg2 lntrznntnztl Foothztll, Wrestling, ll2lSL'lJ2lll. Swinnning. GEORGE SEIXAS HOFFMAN Ventnor, New jersey. Band An'rn'tix.' Sllztrpshooters Metlztl. 88 DON JAMES HOLETON Ncugnk, Ohin. F Ilzlllcl x Sergeant .fhrmflxf SUIYCIilllt'IlLIK'lll'S Xwaml. l'hysicaI VI'l'ilIllIIlg kmml qlhmucj. Scumml flaw. fvlllllll'lN liflnicmx Muni, SIIIIIIINIIUOICIN Modal. f,lglHlIllllIllllX.' IIillIl'l'y Club. Motor- culc' Club. ,llhlflirv Yznsily Xhullillg. Illlllllllllllll ISINIIIDQIII. llauflmll. WILLIAM CALVERT HOLLIBAUGH, JR. Silwv' .Slurv SPlIIIglll'Ill, PCIIIINIIXAIIIIQI. KZ VUIIIIDLIIII Sl'l'gk'llIlX .'IllIll'lfl'X.' Yanwilv II.lNIxl'lllRllI. 'l'1.uk: Inna- muml Sufxlmll. Yullm-ylmll. uk 'A' 'A' HALSTEAD CLARK HOPKINS, II I.inmln Park. New lvrecv Band Ilmmr Slll'I1'lif'N You Sll'llIJl'II Society. .'IIl'lllllX.' SUIYCIIlllt'lllIL'lll'N Xuaml. Organiza- Iinm: Kanulcu lknmc Bnml. JOSEPH WILLIAM HORTON Dum illc, Pcnmy lx llllill. Band S1'lgl'1llll Siliwr ,Nfll7'A' llunm' Surifliu: Nnlimml Hmmm' Society. NICIDIICII I-Omlvl Ilunm' Smiclx, .4::'m1l.v.' SIISIIIPNIIUUIUIN Nlmlzll, l'hyxicz1l IINIESIIIIIIIQ 'XIYAIIKI QBIUHIUH, Uzgnnizulmnv: Glu' Klub. knulc-lx IIZIINU llnml. .4lhlrlirx: Illllillllllllll Xlnllmlmalll. if if ir L. STEPHEN HOWELL IYLIIICII, Ohio. li Ilznllcry -lllllrlin: Yansiu llahlwllnlll. WAYNE BURDETTE HUCK XCIXIIIQIUII, f0Illll'tllllll X Kmupunv Scrgcnnt Izrmrlx: NIQIIIIIAII of Xlllls l4Him'icm'y Mxuld. lixpvll Rillc Nlcmhll. f,!.Q1lIIl11lfl,llHY.' Mlximrx' Cuumil. .-illllzling lllllkllllllllll Smrcr. lhukcl- ball. IILINUIJLIII, Xullcylmll. CARLOS ENRIQUE ITURREGUI Rio l'icclt'zts. l'llL'll0 Rim. li Buttery Sergeant ,lrvmrlxi Sll2lllDNllUUll'lN Nlctlatl. Sttpvtintcn- tlctttk Auzlttl, Iltittl Claes f:lIlllll'l'N Awzml. fllgllllllllfilllllf llztttvty Kilttlx. Motottttlc lilulm. AIlrlf'Ii1's: Ynrxity llztskctlmll. 'l't'zuk, lft-ming: lllllllllllllllll Soucr, Wrestling, lztlxlc llcnnis, llzlsclmztll. Softball, 'I'l:tflx, Yollcy- lmztll. 'll-ttniw. CHRISTOPHER NEWCOMB JACOBS l'ipvrstillt', l't-nmylvztltiu. CZ Company Sergeant .4Tl'IIl'li.Y.' Supcrintcmlcnt's .-Xwzml, Shztrp- whootvrw Nlctlul. Urganiznlionv: Anthony Wantu- I.t-gion C-tlnrtl. Pistol Lluh. nlllllvl- im: lntrztmttrztl Soucr, Wrestling, Softball, Rillv. -k -k -lr RONALD DAVID JACOBS lihcty Clltztw, Mnrylzttttl. lluml Silrrr Slum llonnr So4'irli1's: Stvpllctt lfostct' llonot' Society. nhvznrlv: Nlattkstnzttts NICLIQII. l.:tm- ln-rl Cizttlwzllattvt' Awztrcl tSct'ontl Prizcj. fflgllllllllfillllk' l.a'giommirr' Stull, ,-lll1lf'li1'x.' lnttnmutztl Ifoothztll, Soccer, Yollcyhnll, lbtttlis. EDWARD JAY JAFFE Pottstowtt, IR-nnsy lt zmiu. G Company Svl'5.gc:1t1t :ln'nrrI.x: Sltatlpslumtcts ML-tlnl. SllPCllllllCllll- cntk Awami. Ozgunizulionv: Natural Scicncc llluh, Arts :tml tlrnftw Clluh. Cicorgc liztst- lllilll l'l1otog'tupl1ic Society. Allzlrtirs: Intra- llllll'1ll lfoothzlll. Soucr, Wrestling, Softball, ltzuk. 'A' 'A' 'k CHARLES ALBERT JENKINS llztmpton, Yitgittin Company Second I,lClllL'lllllll Ilonor' Sorirliazv: Wztwhington Irving Litur- :try Sofia-tt. .'l1l'llI'!lYf l'l1ysic'ztl 'ltztitting Awami QBVOIIICD, lixpctt Rillc Mctlztl, New Cadet Ilctztil Awnttl, SllPCl'llllClltlClll'i Award. Ot- grlniznliom: Spanish liltth, Allflrlifx: Yan-sity Rillvg junior Yntwily Football: lllIl'2lIIIlll'2ll lfootllztll, lYt'cxtlittg, Softball. Swimming, 'It-unix. LEIGH LEONARD JEZOREK Scotrh Plains, New jersey. li lluttcry Azmtrrlv: SlillL'lxlllll'llllClIl.'N .-Xwantl. lixpctt Rillc Nlctlnl, lhgnniznliorzvi liztttcry Cllulr. Allllrtirxf lnttatmurztl lfootlmatll, Xltcslling, Softball, lhtwlmall, Yollcylmll, Swimming, 'l't'tmiw. 90 HARVEY MCKINLEY JOHNSON, III Slanllmxl, l'c-nmylxzmial. D Troop Scrgcnnt .-Izwmlxg Supclilm-nflcnlk Xwzml. Mlixilics ,-Xwzml. SlllllllNll0Ull'lS Nlwlnl. fflglllllllllllflllf Mlllmm Jvilflll' I.cgi0n Kiuzml. -his :mal flilfli. .-Xrulxlcs. .Xmliu Visual Kills Smivly, Llmpvl VL-slly. ll2lll'll'lkS illulm. ,4lhlrti4'.v: Yzllsin Hank lxl2lIl2lgCl'lI lnllnnunul lfuul- lmll, XYl'0Nlllllg. llnwkvllmll, lluwlmll, Sufllmull, Yullcylmll. WALLACE JUDE JONES Snlix. l'K'llllNXlX2llIlil. X fompzmy Supply Sl'l'gI'iIlll Il'lllllX.' Sllzllpslumlc-ls Nlwlnl. f,l'gllVliZllff0HY.' N.C..0. Dvlzlil. lilmpcl Yvslu. xlllllrlirs: Yur- wily' lfmnllmll. lfcmingg lllll'LllIlllILll lfmmllmll, Souix-r. XYl'csllil1g. Soflhzlll, 'll:1ck, Ynllcy- hull. Swimming. -A' -k 'A' WILLIAM PETER JORGENSEN XVL-wma-lxl, Nou Imscy. C Company Sc-unul l.ll'llll'll1llIl Silwwr' Slrnx llmmr .S'nrirli11x.' .-Xlvxnmlcr llznnillun l m'um, Yun Slculwn Society. ,4n'nrrlx: .hlivilivs Kwaurl, lwpcrl Rillv Nlcmlnl. fllgllllllllfflrllf Xullmny Wnym- I.:-ginn C-lulul. C-lcv Cluh, ljlmir. Amlxismy Ckmnril rI'u-xiclc-lull. Yur- xily Club. .-lll1l1'lir'x: Y1ll'NlIf 'I'l:l4'k, Rillv: llllllllllllllll lfoullmzlll. Suucr. 'l'r:uk. Yullvy- lmll, Rillc. HARRY BOYD KELLERMAN llc-llwnml, l,K'llllSylY2llIl1I. I-Q llmllm-ly .iarrnrlxf lllirxl Claw fllllllll'ly :xlK'1ll'll. Sllzlrp- NllUUlL'lS Nlmlnl. lhgllllilllflllllt' 'Xrlw llllll fl2lflS Clulm. .-lIlll1'lir'v.' lnllznnulzll Quim- ming. 'k -k -A' JOHN LESLOW KELLEY Nc-wzuk, llclzlwulv. Cmnlzanly .'lIl'Ill'IIYj lixpcll Rillc Nlczlul. JOHN ROBERT KERNS, III xlllllllil. Clcmgial, D 'Vmup Svmml l,ll'llll'll1llll .'IiI'llIlIK.' llxpml Rlllc Nh-rlul. l'llXNll2ll Imm- ing Kuzml llllHlllL'l. .Mlixilix-s Xwzml. Ur- Qllllllllflllllkf knllumv XYLIHH' Lvgirm Kmalnl, lwginnnmn' Stull, -Kris .mal fl2ll.lN lluh, Amlylcs, illmpcl Ycslly. llzmivrw Club. ,4Il1lrlim.- lllllilllllllill lfilllllllll, S0l'l'Cl', Wrvst- ling, l'r2lSlxL'lll2lll, Tnlmlc Tcnnix, Bzlsclmnll, Yullvylmll, Swimming. 'l 1'lllllN, Sofllmll, I'rzlrk. 91 WILLIAM HUGO KLEIN l'llll1lllCllll0Mll, l'i'umyliaulizl. ll Cmiipziiiy fmlzl Nluw . Tl'IlVlIX.' l'llyxi4:il lduiuiug .Xwzml Nilu-ij, glllDL'Iillllt'INll'lll.X X ii' ai r cl, Sll2lIIlNllll0lK'lQ NIL-dnl. .lllilrlirxg llllllllllilllll lfimilmll. Bam-- lmzlll. EDWARD KOOS, III lliivllv. New JL'i'wy. li llzlllciw Scrgcziul .-1r:'mrlx: Scurml flaw I-uuu:'i'i l'alIcli. Or- gnnizulimixg llzulviy Cluln. Xurlylcs. Kllizipvl YLWIIX. Mulm'i'yi'Ic illulr, limit Kiluh. Allllrf- im: kluuim' Yzirsilx XYi'c'xlliiigg lllllilllllllflll SUll'L'l', Yullcxlrzlll, Sisiuuuiugl ic 'k if EDWARD HART KOSTER NL-ix York. Nvix Ymk. Cl fltllllllilllf' 1.11111 Sllnv Ilmmr Mrrirlirw Quill zuul Suull Wmiclx. .'lri'fu'1Ix: llliuguvan' Nluilul, l i'l'llllll lxl4'll2ll. Slulli' Nlcilnl. .Mliiilics Xwzml, SlllJl'lkl0l' llgulcl Xivuril. SlllN'I'lllIl'IIlll'Ill'N Xwzlril, New iaulul llciziil .Xw:ii'4l. Orgnniznlimn: .Xlllll1lIlV Xlliiiu' l.i-gimi liuziril. Iwgiurlrlrliir' Slzill. I-lim' Klluh. i.lmii'. N1 .O, llvlziil. Dvlbilll' Sl'llIlll2ll'. .Xiulxu-Q, llup xl1lll1lgl'lN. .4ll1lr'lir'i: llllllllllllllll lllhlxblllllll, limi-lnzill. Yollcxlmll, Sixiiumiug, EDWARD ANTHONY KUROWSKI Xilc-Q. Ohio, tl Kiuiiipzliiy l'uxl l.Il'lIll'IlLllll ,lxrrlwlwg Xiliiilivx .Xu'zmi. Nuw f'1l.ll'l Ili-laiil Xivzirml. xllllllllll of him l-',lIii'ii'm'x Xiizuil. f,V.QIllIi1Ilfi1lIIX.' Xullmm XVRHIIL' Lcgimi I-ualrcl, Lliuir. C-lcv Llulx. lhnilwilminl uf SI. Cmilvlilis, flizipvl Yvslii, .Mlxixmy Luuucil. Hop Nlaiiizigi-iw. Allilrliri: Yzirsily lfrmllrzill: lllllillllllllll XYi'csIlii1g. llzlwlxctlmll. llklvlllllll. lraulx. Yullvxlmzill. Swimming. Rillc. lcuuix. 'k 'k if ARTHUR REA LAMBERT Springliclil, l,L'llIlNXlX1llll.l. Cmnpnny Scigvzilil Ilfmnr Sf1riwIim.' Quill auul Suull Snfivly. .lzrrurlii XL'llXllll'N Awaml. gll1ll'lNllU0ll'l'Q Nlcilgil. f1llQ4l!llI1lfl1!HX.' fillilliu' XY1'iliug Kllulr. l.wginm1ni:r Stall, Lliupcl Ycslry. l.'m,uf'rI Sulnm Stull, .Xurliu Yiwuzil Aiilx Soficly. .-lllllrlirw: llllllllllllllll fuullxzlll, sm wr, Baixlwllzaill. llllxfllllll. Snlllulll, Ynllvy- lviill. JOHN VVILSON LAMBORN Xhwl Urmc. l,l'llllNflX1llll1I. Ci Conipzuiy rlzvuirlvf Nl1ll'liNIllllIlN All'il1ll. .lllrlwlirw lu- lrzluiluall lfuullmalll, Suuci, Wicslliilg, l'i:u'k. Yollcylmzill. JAIME LARA llugulu, Clulrnnhizi S, N. D lump Idiplziin Sll1'I'I' Slum llmmr Ynfirliu: Waisliinglmi lliing l,llK'l2ll'y 50til'Iy, A-lirmrlx: l'hysiuiI limining -hszixd hilivij. lnisci' Nihonl Pliuiull I mining xlkilfll. sllZll'lJNll1K1ll'lS Nlcclzil, Nm-w fault-I lll'l2lll -Xixzircl, f,I4QIllllZIlflUlIN.' fkiillimiy XYZHIIK' l.cgiun fullillll. lrgiurnnllrr' Niall' llmim' C lllllllll, 'Xiu amd K izifls l lull. I lmpvl XLNIIN. llairriciw Club. Mlxixmx Cuumil 'Xmliu YlNll1ll Aids 50liL'lX, .-llhlrlnxg Yznsily Iuuk: lllllilllllllill limmllmll. 54NKl'l, Niu- lling. lnlmlc I1-miis.llalwlwalll,Sufllmll. liguk. Xullrxlmnll. Swimming. lc-unix. ALAN LLOYD LEE You ll1llCll. filllllllllltlll, llnml Nm grunt llunm Snurlzfv 5ll'lDlll'll llmlvr llmim Smi- clv. .'lII'llII1X.' SIIIDUIllll1'llKlL'lll-N Xuaml. Nlzlvks llliIllN Mvrlul. lllhgllllllllflllfllf llglillllllllll' Szull. knulm-lx lhmu' lhiml. 'k if if CHARLES R. LEEDS llmulimwc, New York. X f'mnp.niy Ilmmr Suri-Irv xl1'X1IIlilL'li ll.lmiIlmi lruum rllluplaunp. nlumflx: SllillIlNllUlllK'l'S Nlvmlul. filfilll lIll'.lIlllX Rililnuli. fllullllllll' linux: Pistol Chili, .flllll4ll'f'x: Y.llNllX lYrm's!- lingf lllllilllllllill lwmllmll. Swim, lYl1'Nlllllg, I null. 5XXlllllIllIlg, Rillv. JOSEPH MICHAEL LeHOTAY l'l'llll 'Xinlmm'. Nui' Iclwcy. llzitlvry smgc-:int :lz1'rn'rlx: lixpvil Riilv xll'llill. .XlliXiIil'S Mxzml. SIIIDCIllll1'Illll'lll'N Muriel. Svuuul Klaus I-num-is Muml, fliuii Cum, Urlguui' Illfl-Ullk' lilnqni Klulm, Slzunp illlll livin I lull, I-lcv flulm. C lmil. llnllm-lx Club. xltllflltX1ll' Klulw, liznrln-rwlmp Quzulrl. .'lflIlIlllX,' Inman' mlnzil Rillv. 'A' 'A' 'A' WILLIAM YORK LEWIS Xillzmmn, Pciiiiwilisinin. IX lmnpzmy Sl'l'gt'1lIll .-Hlllwlirvf llllfilllllllill lfmrllmll, Rillv. JAMES ROSS LIBIEN Bnkcislicld, Clzilifomiu. Kmnpamy l'lalmm Sl'lgl'1llll ,S'ili'1'r SHIIX llmmr slll'll'1llV,' 'xll'Y1lllKlK'l' llznnillmi lfmum, Yun Sll'lllK'll Smirlx. xllllilllill llmiur Smiclv, ,'1Il'!lIllX,' SllillllSllUHll'l'S Xlmlzil, l'llfNll'ill lizliliiiig llaulgc' flilllllllj. Organi- Zllllilllh' 'xllllllllly Xvilillk lrgimi K-uznml. Alh- lrlirx: vilI'Ylly Wu-sllingg llitxzmluiall lfout- lmll, llziwlmll. 93 JACQUES FRANCOIS LINDSTROM Newark. New jersey. D 'l'ioop Second l.ielilelianl nfzzwinls: slllll'llNlIUlllClN Xfetlal. Orguriizrilinnsi 'xlllilillll' Xvlllllt' Legion fillllfll. l,l'gfllHllIlfl'l' Slaflf, New fLltiL'l l,l'llIll .-Xwantl, ,Kits :intl f'lLlf.lN Klub. Chapel Vt-stir, Aclximix Cunn- ril. l'ixtol Klub. .lllilwluw Xarxity lleuiingl lnttauuuial Football, Xhestling. lable 'len- nis. Swinnniug. Rifle, Tennis, lluwling. ALLAN LIPSON lliunkliiie. xI2lNN1llllllNl'llN. llallery .lzrrnllif lbittl K lass 1-unners -Xwartl. Nflllki- niau Nletlal: Oigunizulmm: Battery C lub. Nlutnrcxcle 1 lub: ,-llhlrliu: lulrannnal lwmlf ball. xYlCNIllIlg. Ynllexball, 'A' 'A' 'A' RAMON DELGADO LOPEZ l'aliua Soriano. Cuba. lluiupany .'fIl'II7'IlYf lixperl Rifle Nfemlal. Orgunizrilimiv. Xrts and Crafts Club. George lizixlinan l'liut0giapliit Society, Society nf Ruben Daria, Pistol Llub, ,Afllllvlir-.v: lutrainuial Sumter, XYieslling, llaxlxelball, 'liable Tennis, Baseball, Softball, Volleyball, Rifle. Swint- niing. lennis. llmsling. CHRISTIAN AMERCO LUGO Ilaizina. Cuba. 0 Clmupainy ,-famirrfs: Siiperiutentlent's Awarel, Sbarpf slinnlcrs Medal. fflgI1llf1lIfltIlISf Society nf Ruben Daria, 'Xuilio Visual Aids Smit-ly. Allilwliu: Yarsilx lfciuiug feaptainjg lu- tiaiuural Football. Sutter. 'liable Tennis, llaseball, Suftball. Volleyball, Swiinuiiug, 'l'enni4. 'k 'k 'A' SAMUEL WALTER LUMBY Dayton, Ohio. llzittery Seumtl Lieutenant llonur Sm'i1'Iirv: l'aIiit'k Henry llunor Society, Azi'1u1lx: Slllll'l'llllCllllClll'Q Award, Sliarpshrxmlerw Medal, C-unners Award. Ur- gunizatimzs: N.lZ.O. Detail, Anthony XYaync Legion Guard. l.1'gi'nmuiiu' Stall, Battery Club, Oratorical Context, Advisory Council, Motorcycle Club QYiee-Presitlenlj, Duuaway Debate. Ail1l1'Iirv: lluraiuural Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Volleyball. JOHN EDMOND LUSCHER Huntington, XXI-Qt Virginia. li Battery Platoon Sergeant llmmr Srwcifflicxw Mask and Spur llonor Society. Azvrzrrlv: lixperl Rifle Medal, Super intentlenL's Award, Plipital Training Award fSilverj, Seeoiul Claw Gunners Award, flliilli Infantry Ribbon. Orgunizalimisr Anthony XVaync Legion Guard, Battery Club, lfgiznnirliw Staff, lhvtllerlitxxl of St. Cornelius, Chapel Yeslry, N.C.0, Detail. nfllilelirs: Yauxity XYrt-wtliiig, Rifle, 'l'r:u'k: Illlfilllllllill Football, Tialfk, XVreslling, Rifle. WARD LAWRENCE LUTHER, III llcrwyii, l,CllllNfllilIll1l, Conipnny Svruml l.lCllll'lI1lIll Nlnunlml llaillzilion f2ll2Il'Il'llll1lsl1'l Rm-ginicnlall Stall fI1l'lll'IlNf .hlixilivw .-Xunlcl, Sl12ll'I1NlllKlll'liS Nlcmlail. f,IglllIIIlIffl7llX.' Anlliunx lllllllll' Lvgion l-uzirsl. iilcc lflulx. Cliior, lilizipcl Ycslrx. .4ll:lrIiz'w: Ygirsily Sisinnning: lllllil' niurzil lfcxnlmaill. Ilziskcllmll. Soflbzill, Swim- ming. 'li-nnis. RICHARD JAMES MCCLURE Mellini, l'cnnnlx.nii:i. li Battery .4zwmI.x: Illtilli lnfzinlrr Rihlmn, Superin- lmnlciirw Xwnril, lliirml Clues filllllll'I'f' xwllfll, Dl2lIlxNlllZlllN Nlcilzil. f,lgfIIIlZIllf177lV.' llzillcrx C lulm, Nlulniucla' Club. .4lhl1'lir'x: In- Ilillllllfill lfnnlluill, llzixkclliull, 'I'r:u'k. Swim- ming, Riflv. i' 'k 'k ROBERT SINGLETON MCCLURE, Ill Mwlizl, l'1'llllNllHllllll. li llalllwy Stull sl'l'gK'1llll Silzwv' Slurx Au'rn1i.v: lixpcil Rillv Mcmlzil, Superinten- clcnt's Awami, Ciiiim-ry Award. Organiza- Iiom: llallcrv C'lulx, Ailxiwiy Council, Klo- lunwlv Club 4Svigc:inl-:it-Ariiwb. .4tl1l1'Iirr: Yansily lfoollmll, ll'r1-sllingi lntraunural Fool- lmll, Swiinniing, Rillv, WILLIAM GRAY C. Mc KEE Rullvmlgv, Pcnnsylxzinizi. ll Kimnpzinv Scrgczinl ,-lz1'nrrI.v.' Sliziipslicxmlcrs Nlcclzll, Superinten- tlClll'S Awami. fJlglIlIfZfl1lU7l.Yf Anllmny lVzrynv Lcgion Guard, Arts and Crafts Club. .4ll1If'li1'x: lnlraunurzil xvl'l'9lllIlg. llziskctliull, llziwliall. Yollcylmll. 'A' ir 'Ir ELWOOD BRUCE Mc LEOD llzncrlnwn, l'1'lIll5ylHllIlSl. Band Platoon Svrgcaliit Silzwr Slars Aziwiirlx: Sli:irpQli00lci's Rlfltlill. f,7 llI1i1l1li0I1S.' S Ilop Managers. nlllllwlirx: lnlrmnurul Foot- lmll, Soul-r, llzrskcllmll. Sofllmzill, Rillc. ROBERT ALAN Mac DONALD Clmlliznn, Ncw jcrscy. D Troop Organizatinnx: Chzlpcl Ycslry. Allilrlics: Varsity llilNlxl'lllilll, 'fcnnisg lnlrzunurzil lfoollrzill. i NIEL ANDREW Mac KAY Pittsbtngh, Pcnnewlxnnin. G Company Ur'ga.ni:nlinn.x: Anthony XYuxnc Lcgion Cuzml. .-lllllwlirx: lntt'znntn'al Football, lluskt-tlmzlll. lzlblc Tennis, Softball, 'l'rzu'k. RAYMOND MADDEN I'l1iIzult-lpliial, PCl1llNAlXZllllIl. C Company Sergeant Ilonor Sorirlirx: Aluxzlmlcl' llmnilton lfortnn fSt't'lt'l2IIU. A-Iu'urrlx: l-lxpt-it Rillc Nlctlul, Plnsitnl ltztining .Awami qSilicrj, Snpcrin- It-mlcntk Xwzml, Mzmnul of Armx liflitic-my Awalrtl. fflgllllllllflllllh' N.C.O. llclzlil. Allt- lvlimi Yznxili llziscbnll, Wrestling: Inlin- murztl lfootbztll. Softvt, Wrcstling. Hankel- llzlll. 'l'l':ltk. Yollvybztll, Swinnning. Rillir. ir 1' 'A' BAREY RUDOLPH MAGASREVY Yztlvllcial. Ycnciucln. A Cotnpzmy Allzlrliug Ynrsity Swimming. Tennis: ln- tizmnnztl 'itttt'l'l', lublt- lcnnis. ilitttrk. Swint- ming, JAMES KEITH MANNING Bizttlfotil Woods, l'CllllSAlX2llIl2l. C Compztnv First l,it'utc'n:tnl Onlnatnrc Ollltcr RL'gllllk'llllIl Stull :1n'urfl.x3 Pllxsitztl illlilllllllg Awzlnl fSllNl'l'J. lfxpctl Rillt' Nlctlnl. Xcw Czulcl llctatil .Aw:ml, flltilh Infztnlty Ribbon, Organi- zulinnx: l,!'gilPIlll1llVl' Null. Lllztpcl Ycstiy, Yznsily Club, Atulio Yixuztl Aitlw Sotivty. .-lllllrlfrsf x'2llNllA lfootlmll, 'l'lzlt'k, Rillvl lllllilllllllill lootbztll. XX'l't'stlilig, Batukctlxlll, llatsr-bull, ltzuk. Switnming. Rillc. i' 'A' ir NORMAN BENJAMIN MARGULIES lAl2lll2lN1lll2lll, Ncw ,It-lwy. C Company Scrgcznit .4z1vu11.x: Snpciintcntlcnfs Awnrcl. lixpcrt Riilv Mt-tlnl. Urgunizulimrsi Anthony Wayne Legion Cuzml. Al11lr'Iirv: lntrzuntttznl lfoot- bztll, Wrcatling, liuwlmztll, Swinnning, Rillc. JOSE MANUEL MARTINEZ Sz1ntrtu'v, l'nt-rto Rico. C Company Auwrrls: lixpcrt Rifle Modal, Superinten- tlcnt's Awami, Activilics Award. Organiza- lionv: fi,IIllxllllll2l. Allllwlirvf Varsity FCllCll1gQ lntrznnurztl AVl'CSlllllg. Basketball, Volley- ball. 96 CHARLES ROBERT MASCALI l'm't Kihcslcr, New York. B llmnpziny SCl'gL'ZlllI Auwrrlxf Aflixilics Awami. 'iupcl'inIvmli'nI'Q Award. lixpvil Rillc Nlcilnl. lhgani:n1iun.x.' Audio YiNll2li Aids Smiclx 1l,lL'NiliClllJ. Alli- lvlirix: Inllnlnuinl Balxkcllmll. Riilc. GABRIEL MASSUII Ciimyaiqllil, Eqlmdor. C Lmnpznn Au'ard.v.' EXPCII Riilu Nlcalnl. I'iIXNil'ili Vllfilill- ing Award qlkmnzcj. lhgurrizulimn: Arun Aviation Club. l'ixIol Lluh. Smiclx of Rcuhcn llarizl. Axis and flllflh Club. Allzlwlizwp Intru- murnl Smkicr. Wu.-ailing. 'I rank. Rillv, 'lzilmlv 'lii'llIliN, liziskclhzlll. at t 'A' DAVID HILLIARD MATHIS 'lillik1'll0ll. Nou lclwx. RAIIICIY .'iZl'll'Iik.' Sl'l'0llli Claw K-uunvi -Xuaml, 5iI1!l!3- SIIUUIUIN Mulzil. f,VgllHiZllfi1HIXI lizullvlw' fllllr, .4i,ll!'fiI5f lllllilllllllkli lfuollmll. llnxk:-limll. Sufllmll. PAUL JOHN MEDEIROS llvzmnis, Nlnwulniwltx. C Company SCl'gl'ilIll Auvinlx: Sllanpslwulcu Nlcclzil, fflgtlllilfllillllk' Arlx :uni Crafts! luh. :KIIIIIUIIN xvllflll' Irgiull 1-uaml. Alhlf In xr lnliaumnnl Fmmllmll. Balskcllmll. Suflhalll. iz ak ir AUGUSTINE STEPHEN MEDVIGY f1ill'Il'l'l'l. Nvw Qlmwy. 1- Cunipainy Sci gL'1lIll llmmr .Nnri:'lirx.' Musk amd Spur Hmm! Smiclv. mizvunlx: Supciinlcmlcnlk Mxziul. Mamunl of Anim I-'llnicnq Xwzml. Shznp slluolvrs Nlcmlul. fflgllllilllfftllltj Achismy Council. Orzilmimzll bonu-sl, -Xmhmiv Waiyuc Lcgiml Ciuzuml. Alhlvliu: lnliaimiuzul Suuci. Sufllmzill. Yullmlmll. DONALD EDWARD MELCHER Norriwtnwn. lwlilisylvaiiizi. C Compamy .4llll1'Iiu: Yill'HilX llalschzllli Inlrzmllllul lfmmllmll. lizislwllmll. lahlu lcnnis, Track. HAYDEN STROUD MILLER Chagrin l-'alls, Ohio. li Battery Sergeant Ilonor Sorir'lir's: Stephen Foster Honor Society, Azvarrls: Sharpshooteri Medal, Super- inlendent's Award. Third Class Gunnery Award, Artivitiee Award, Choir Cross. Organ- izations: Anthony Wayne Legion Guard. Glee Club, Choir, Battery Club, Motorcycle Club. Alhlelirw: Varsity Swimming: Intra- mulal Basketball, llaseball. JOHN RICHARD MILLER, IV Greensboro, North Carolina. li Battery Master Sergeant Olotorsj Aimrris: Sharpshooters Medal, First 'Class Gunnery Award. f,I'gIl7llZI11ftI7lX.' Battery Club, Arts and Crafts Club, Motorcycle Club, Anthony Wayne Legion Guard. Ath- letirx: lntranmral Football, Soccer, XV1'est- ling. llaxketball, Track, Volleyball, Swim- ming. Rille. if -If i' PETER LAWRENCE MITCHELL lVayne, Pennsylx ania. Band Sergeant Hmmr Sm'i1'lir.v: Stephen lfoster llonor Soriety. mlzzvlrzlx: Superintendent's Xward. lXIarksmanw Medal. Urgrmizaliamv: Raydets Dante Band. Allrlrlirw: lnttamutal Football, Sotrer. Yolleyball. Rille, Swimming. ROGER HUGH MITCHELL Middleburg. Pennsylxania. X Company AIl'IlHlt.' Sharpshooters Medal. Superinten- dentk Xward. Orgnnizrilimm: Anthonx Wayne Legion t.uard, ,-1ll1IrIi1x.' Intramural Soccer. i' nk ir CHARLES ATWELL MOORE, JR. lltyn Mawr, Pennsylxania. ll Troop Sergeant Azvmrlv: Sharpxhooterw Medal, Superinten- dentk Award. ,4IllI1'Iir'v: Varsity Swimming. 'l'ennisg Intramural Football. Soccer. lYre9tl- ing, llaxketball, Table Tennis, Track. Volley- ball, Swimming. Rille. GEORGE N. NICHOLAS l'etth Amboy, New jersey. C Company Alllilllllf Sharpshooten Medal. AI11I1'fics.' lntralnutal Football. llasketball. 98 JAMES KILLINS NICHOLSON Kllcarncld, l'cnmyluini:t. Cl Cmnpanty .4u'm1ls: SIIQIIPPGIIOOICIS Mvdztl. PETER ARTHUR NIKAS Chicopcc Falls, lxI2ISN2lllIllNCllN. ull Clmnpnny Alhlvlifs: Varsity Football, ir ir -A' WILLIAM LEEDS Nor: Iianglmrnc, Pcnnsylrztnin. C flonrpnny Stull Sl'lgK'illll Rl'glIIIClIl1ll Qttatrtvrtnuwtcr :XQNISIZIIII Rl'glllIl'lll1ll Stall' Ilnnm' Snfir'li1'.v.' Wztwliington Irving l.itvr:lry Society. An'urfI.v,- Snpctinlc-nclcnt's Awzml, Mztnuztl of Arnts litlicicttfy Awnrtl. lixpvrl Rillc Mctlxtl. Alhlrlirv: Yztrsity XVt'vwtlittg. lrtttk: lntiztnttllztl lfontlmztll, Tizttk, Rillv, l'cnnis. MATTHEW PETER NORRITO llrnuklyn, New York. X Ctblllllillly Au'm11v.' lixpcrt Rillc Nlctlnl. Organizulinnx: llnztt Clnlm, ArlQ Illldl KIr:lftQ Club, Klhztpcl Ycwtly. Allrlf'lir.v,- VZIINIII' Xvl't'Slllllg. 'l'rzuk: lntrattntnztl Iftxmtlmll, KVM-stlillg, llztwlmztll, Softball, 'l'tztck. if if if WILLIAM ARTHUR NOYES Shiloh, New jcrwy. Klmnpzlny St-rgt'atnt Silrrr Slum .4Il1lr'Iir'x: Illlflllllllllll lfomhztll. IlIlil'lD2Ill. PHILIP KENT OKIN Clliicztgu. lllinoiw. Ci Cmnpalty Sccuntl Iicutcnatnt Infantry llztttttlimi Quait'lt'rtnztstct' Rcgiinctttul Stull' llunur Sur'ir1i1'.c: Nlztsk :intl Spur llunur Soticty KYIILC-l'Iil'NlllK'llU. Quill :tml Stroll Smicty. .4zt'rn'rlx: SliAtrpsli0ott'ts Mctlttl, AC- tiiitics Award, Sttpt-rintcntlcnt's Awnrcl, Or- gnnizalinnxg Anthony Wztxnc Legion buztrtl, NILO. lI1'l2Ill. 1.1'g'l1lHHlli7'l' Stull. IlIUllll'l'- lmcxl of St. Cmnt-litts. lltttiztwuy llclxzttc, llc- lxzttc Sl'llllIIilI, Arts and Clrufls Llulm, lflrvrl l.'m.v.w'rl .Nulurv Olztitztgitig litliturj, Audio- Yiwttzil Aids Socivty, Klhztpcl Ycslry. Alh- lrlizzx: llllllllllllllll SHl'l'l'l', 'l'r:tt'k, Qllilllllf l'cnniQ, Ytvllcylxztll. Swinnning. 'Ii-nnis. 99 MICHAEL CUNSTANTINE PAPPAS l'cl'!h Amboy, New .IUINUT ll cillllliillly -1:1'unI.v: SUPP!IIIICIIKICIIIIS Uxzual. Organiza- lium: Aculxlcx. Alhlf-ling luluuuuml Suucn, IYI'l'5lIlIIg. Yollcybzlll. JAMES THOMAS PARKER, II flillxlilllll. Cnlifmuin. K Cmupauly S1-uuul l.icuu-uzuu -lzrmriwi Now Cizulcl Dclnil .-Xwzuxl. Slnup' NIHYUKCIS Nlcnlnl, SllI!L'l'IlIIl'lllll'IIIIi .-Xwzuwl. Ur- QIIIIIZIIIIIHIL' Cillnpcl Y4's!l'y. ,-lllll1'Ii1.x.' Yzus- uv 'Il'2lKIxI Illlllllllllllll I'4lNIlIl1lII, SUCCCT, Wu-stliug, Volleyball. ir if 'k FRANK ORR PATTERSON Xlmmugulu-ln, l'cuusylxuuin. KL limupnuy -lu'11n1.s: I.ms'cr Smhuul Phyxiazll Alllkilllllllg Xwzlrcl. Iixpcrt Rillv Nlvclzll. fhgnuizuliumi huhouv Wznnc I4-giuu Luaurl. Aus and KILIIAIN Club. Hop Nlzllulgcls. ,'Illlll'fIl'Nf Vars- ux Ilzlskcllmll. 'Icuuis lxI.lIl1lgl'l'l1 Iullzl- Illllllll I'-IKDIIHIII. SfK'll'l'. xl'll'Nlllllg. Ilalslwl- bull, 'Inblc lvuuiw. II1lNl'll2lll. Softball, 'I llltlx, Yullvylmll. Swiuuuiug. Rillc, lcuuis. DAVID ANTHONY PERELLE lmus! Xvilllfy, Il. I.. Nun' York. II Kimupnuy Scmml I.icuu'u:uu Rcgixllmllall Allllclic' IIIIIUSI' RUKIIIICIIIIII Sllllll Ilmmr Snfiwliug XY-hlllllglllll luiug I.iIcr- ux Society Quill :uul S1 roll Swim-ly. ,'IZl'Illll.lf Pllulczll 'lrzuuiug Awzllal 1Silu'rj. Arlixilics Mszuxl. Sllnnpsluxrlms ML-dnl. Ncw llaulct Dclaul Aunui. SIIIJOIIIIIUIILICIII s Awzml. .llbllz ufzuun Ribbnu. fHgllIlIZ!llllPHN,' Kin-Allin' Ilvflllllg' Klub 4I'l'L-simlclllj. lflhll ffl'1lXA!'lI Snlnm Hymn liclilmj. .4ll1lrIi1w.' Qluuizu' Yauxitx Fuulballl: Yausilv xvI'l'NIlIIlg, Buwlmullg IIIIIRIIIIIITZII Ifmubzlll. Rillc, -A' if ir WAYNE PERELMAN Yvw f'2lNllC. IICIIIINYIIZIIIIQI, IV Troop ' Sclgczuu llmmr .Suziwlivxg Musk mul Spur Ilunor Smivlv. .-lzrunlxg fllilllllllill f'llIllL'NI f I llinl l'Iaun-1. .-lllzlflirs: IlIll'llIlllll'1ll Ifumlmll. VIRGLIO PEREZ Ilauaum. Cuban. Cimupully Scwuml I.ll'llIClI2llIt Ilmmr .Smir'liu.' .'xll'XlllNll'l' Ilzuuillou Iwuum. -In-fuflx: Nlllllllill uf Anus lillu'ic'm'y Auaul, SlllK'l'IIlIl'lICIC'IIIli .-Xwzurl, New llzulcl IIC- rnil -Xwzuwl. Sluupslnmucu Nh-dnl. Organiza- tmnx: K Imp:-l YCSIIY. N.K1.0. Ilulzul, Aullumy Wanna Legion buzml. Rzulio Club. G1-urge IQZISIIIILIII I'IIUlUgI2IlJIIll Sonic-lv 1I'u-zmlrcrj. Sock-ly of Rubcu II2ll'l2l. .4ll1lrlir'.x: luna- lllllllll Football. Suumx Iilllll' 'I'l'lIlliN- l'r2lNC' Imll, Sbflhgqll, 'I'nuk, Yollcybnll, Swiuuuiug. JEFFREY THOMAS PETOW York. Permwylxania. .v X Company Sergeant A1I'fIIliY.' l'hiladelphia League Rt-serie Ollie- er'w Training Corps Rifle Award, l'eam Medal. Drum and Bugle Corps Medal, flllilh Infantry Ribbon, First Class llrumtner's Award, Superintendenfs Award. .41hlrIuzx.' Yarxiu Rille. Intramural lfootball, Wrextlillg, Volleyball, Rifle. KENNETH ALAN PFEFFER Abadon. South Ilan. C Company llnnur Snriel1'1'v.' Benjamin Franklin llonor Soriety. .lu-rnrlxg Superintendent's htard, Iixpett Rille Medal, Attixities Kward, New Cadet Detail Award, Phuital lraining Award HSIUIIICJ, filtillt Infantry Ribbon. fIVgII7IllIlflUIlt.' Anthony IYRIVIH' Legion Cuard, lmgirnntziirr Stall, Clee Club, Choir, Ill'UlllL'l'll0l7tl of St. Cornelius, .Xdviwry Countil. Radio Club tYit'e-PresidentQ, llop Nlanagetx. ,-l1l1lt'lir:x,- Varsity Sninuning, Colf: Intramural Sottier. lramk. Yollexball. lennis. ni' ak it JACK LEE PHILLIPS New Philadelphia, Ohio. Company nllllletirm' lnttanunal lfootball. EDWARD ANTHONY POKORSKI Buffalo, New York. Company .-ltwrlrflrf bI1lllxSlll1lllN Medal. Urguuizulionu Radio Club, Audio Yixual Kidx Soeiety. .4ll1l1'lirs: Intramural Sotter. if 'A' 11' THEODORE NEWTON POLISH Salem, New Jersey. ll Company Azeards: Sharpshooleri Medal. Urguniznlinnr: Arts and Crafts Club, Radio Club. Athle- tirs: Intramural Soccer, Basketball. l'able Tennis, Tennis. JAMES KENNETH POWNALL Philadelphia, Pennsybania. B Company AIl'l1I'1I.Y.' Superintendenfs Awa rd. Phywical Ti aining Award, Sharpshootet w Medal. Alltlelirv: Varsity Football, Track. 101 STEVEN BARRY PRINCE Great Neck, New York. C Company Azt'r1:d.v.' Superintendent's Award, Sharp- shooters Medal, f,l'gll!1iZl1ffUllS.' Advisory Council. Athletics: Varsity Football Glan- agerj. Swimming, Intramural Football, Soc- cer. Basketball. llaseball, Softball, Track, Volleyball, Swimming. CHARLES ROBERT PULLEN Rraclley Beach, New jersey. ll Troop -A' if -A' PETER NORRIS PUND Darien, Connecticut, D Troop Sergeant llmmr Snfiwlirs: Patrick llenry llonor Society. Mask and Spur llonor Society. .-lzrrnzlx: Superintendent's Award, Physical Training Award qllronzej, Sllarpsllooters Nletlal. Urgmtiznlimrv: Anthony XVayne Legion Guard. Imginrtmxirc Stall' Chapel Vestry. llarriers Club, Allzletirt: Varsity l'olog Intramural Football, XVrestling. llase- ball. Track, Volleyball, Swimming, Tennis. HERBERT DWIGHT RAYMOND, III Bethesda, Maryland. A Company Sergeant Gold Slars Ilrmor Sfll'if'fiI'.Y,' Alexander Hamilton lforttm, National Honor Society fSergeant at Armsj. Azurzrdx: Expert Rifle Medal, Manttal of Arms lifliciency Award. Organizalions: 1900 Crossed Salnrrv C.-Xssociate liditorj, Advisory Council, Corps Drummers. Atlzlrlics: Intra- mtnal Volleyball, Swimming. at t 'A' ALFRED EDWARD REGINA Newington, Connecticut. A Company Sergeant A1L'!1l'llS.' Expert Rifle Medal. Orgrtnizntimzx Arts and Crafts Club. Athletics: Varsity lVrestling: Intramural Soccer, lVrestlin,g, Track. Volleyball. KENNETH LAWRENCE RICHTER Tremont, Pennsyltania. li Battery Sergeant Auvnds: Superintendent's Award, Expert Rifle Medal. Second Class Gunnery Award. Orgrmizaliozzs: Battery Club. Athletics: In- tramural Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, Soft- ball, Volleyball, Swimming, Tennis. ROBERT GREENSBURY ROBERTSON l'orotuolte City, Maryland. B Company Azmrzls: .Nctiiilies Award. Sharpshootcrs Medal. Orgrntizalinm: Arts and Crafts, Arolytes. WILLIAM FARQUI-IAR ROBERTSON XYinnwood, Peunxyliania, Band Second lieutenant .Stlrrr Slrux Ilnum' Su1'irlirv.' Stephen Foster Honor So- riely, Yon Steuben Society, National Ilonor Society. Azvrlnlx: Sliaipshooters Medal. 01- gunizulionv: Xuthonx Wayne Legion K-uatd, l'iNtol Club, Kaydets Dance Band, Adiisoly Council. qllltlrlirv: Ylllilly Wrestling: Intra- mural Souer. if if ir HOWARD PETER Ross Old Ihoolnille. New York. B Company Platoon Sergeant Azt'nnls,- Sliarpsltooters Medal. f,Ig'HIIilllflIHICf Chapel Yesliy. Aflllelicx: Yaisity Football, XVN-stliug. Baseball. CHARLES WILLIAM ROTH Greensboro, North Carolina. li Battery Sergeant Au'm'rI.v: Superintendent's Award, Iixpert Rifle Medal. .-1tl1Ivtir.v.' Varsity XVrestling, Baseball: lntranuural lfootball, Rifle. i' i' 'A' ELLIOT JULIUS ROTHSCIIILD Columbus, Georgia. D Troop First Lieutenant Gnlrl Struv Honor Suri:-tif-xg Washington living Literary Society, National Honor Society. Awards: Foley Medal, Major General Anthony XVayue Medal. John A. Murphy Award fSccond plarej, Superintcndent's Award, Sharpshooteis Medal. Organizations: An- thony Wayuc Legion Guard, N.C.0. Detail, Chapel XVCNIIY. .-lllilvtirx: Intrannural Foot- ball, XVrestliug, Baseball, Swimming. ROLAND JOSEPH ST. ONGE, JR. Concord. New Hampshire. il Company Sergeant ,4zt'nnix: Sliarpshooteru Medal. filglllllllllltllll' Anthony Xtayne Legion Guard, Yaisity Club. Allzlrlirvr Yznsity 'lrarkg Intramural Soccer, llaxketball, Rille. CARL ROBERT SARE, JR. Shaker Heightw, Ohio. CZ Company Silver' Slam Ilonor Sorir'lif'v: XVashington Irving Literary' Society. .4zt'rnrIs: Actixities Award, Sharp- ehooterx Medal, Superiutendeufs Award. Otguntzalions: Xnlhony Wayne Legion Guard, llreatiye Writing Club, l.f'giUlI7I11iI'E Stall. Alltlwlirw: Varsity l'ennis3 Intramural Sotrer, ltack, Swimming, Rille. ANTHONY JOSEPH SCARCELLE XVest Chester, Pennsylvania. ll Company' fII'gllHIZlIlilJI1V.' Anthony Wayne Legion I-uard. Atlllwlirx Varsity lfoolball. baseball! lntramutal Wrestling. Basketball, 'l'able 'l'en- nis. lratk Volleyball, Swimming, Rille, Tennis. it 'A' 'A' WILLIAM EDWARD SCHIEBEL, JR. Stroudsbtng, l'eunsy'ly'ania. ll Company Sergeant Silver Slmf .'ITl'IlVlIX.' Sharpshootexs Nledal, Superinten- dentk Award. fhguntzulinm: Xnthony Wayne Legion C-uard, Railroad lflttb. AIltlf'tir.v.' Intramural llaslxetball, Baseball, Softball, Volleyball. ALLEN RAYMOND SEK Clifton, New jersey: C Company' Second l.ieutenant Mounted Battalion Adjutant Regimental Stall Honor .sll!'ll'lil'Yf Alexander llatnilton lfortun tlreasttrerj. An'r1rd.v: Sharpshooters Medal, New Cadet Detail Award. Orgartizrllimtm Anthony' lVay'ne Legion Guard. Varsity illub. fIl,II!'lllN.' Varsity' llaxketball. Baseball: ln- tramutal Football, llasltetball, Baweball. Swimming. 'A' i' i' HOWARD MARTIN SHAPIRO lltidgetou, New jersey. B Company' Silver Slruv Honor slI!'iI'Iif'.Y.' Alexander Hamilton Forum. Azeurrls: Superintendenfw Award, Sharp- shooters Medal. Urgztnizutimtsg Anthony' Wayne Legion Guard, Advisory Council. .4Ihl1'li1'v: Varsity' Fencing, Intramural Foot- ball, IVrewtling, Swimming. ROBERT OLIVER Sl-IAPIRO Mount Union, l'ennwy'lxania. C Company Second Lieutenant Honor Snrieliev: Mawk and Spur Honor Society. An'nr1Is,- Marksmans Medal, Super- intendent's Award, New Cadet Detail Award. Organizations: Anthony IVayne Legion Guard, Legionnaire Stalf, Arts and Crafts Club, Chapel Vestry, N.C.0. Detail. Ath- letics: Intramural Football, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball, Swimming, Rifle, Track. DAVID SIIARMAN, IV I'.l'lIIlDWl1, l'ennQybania. B Company Stall Sergeant Assistant l'roxost Marshal Regimental Stall Azrvnrlxf Superintendent's Award, Sharp- shootetw Medal. f,7glUIlZll1i0llYf Imgimtrniirc Stall, N.KI.0. Detail. .lllrlz-lift' Varsity Wres- Iling: lntratntnal lfootball, Wrestling. Base- ball, Volleyball, l-lille. WILLIAM FRANCIS SHERLOCK Haddonfield. New Ierwy. A Company ,-heurzln' Superintendent's Award. Organiza- lium: Yarxitx Klub. Allzlrlirx: Varsity Foot- ball. Baxeball: Intramural Wrestling. Basket- ball, lable letrnis. l'ratk, Volleyball, Swim- ming, Rille, 'lk-nniw. if 'A' 'A' DONALD LOUIS SIIOTOLA Rixeraide, Illinois. A Cornram l ,' Staff Sergeant-Company Clerk finlzf .Slum Azwrnlt: Superitrterrdetrt's Award, Sharp- shooters Nledal. Urgunizalionv: Atrtlrony lVayne Legion Utrartl. George liastrnan l'hotographic Society. nlllrlwlirv: lntratnural Softball. Volleyball. Swinrming. JON BARRY SINGER Baltimore, Maryland. A Company .-lllllwlirtf Intramural Sorter, Basketball. Baxeball. 'k 'k ir BARTLETT EDWIN SITER Morton, Perrmylvania. G Company Sergeant Aiuards: Physical Training Badge Nilrert, Superirrtendentk Award. Organizations: N.l1.0. Detail, Acolytes. Allrlrticx: Varsity Wrestling: lnttarnural Football, Soccer, Soft- ball, Vollevball. JAMES EDWARD JOSEPH SLATTERY Lirrcroft, New jersey. E Battery First Lieutenant Arenrzlx: New Cadet Detail Award, 316111 Infantry Ribbon, Sharpshootew Medal, Physical Training Award fBlA0l17Cl. Organ- izalionsg Anthony Wayne Legion Guard, N.C.0. Detail, Battery Club, Advisory Coun- cil, Hop Managerw, Motorcycle Club. Allr- letics: Intramural Football, NVr'estling, Swim- ming. Rifle. STEVEN PAUL SMOLEV l'asQait'. Now -lviscy. C Company Scrgcant Silwrr Stars llonnr .Nofirlirxf National Ilonor Soricty. .-la'unIs.' Supt-rintcntlt-nt'e Award, Manual of ,Xrins lillicit-lucy Awartl, Sharpsliootcrs Nlctlal, .1tI1lrlirr: Yarxity Swimming, Baseball: Intra- mural Football. Basketball, Baseball, Soft- ball, Swimming. EDWARD MILTON SNYDER YVt'llinglon, Ohio. CL Company Platoon Sergeant .'lZl'IlI'!lSf Nlarkwtnans Nlctlal. Urgunizafiorzx: Army Aviation Llnb. .flIl1If'lirv: Intramural Football. llast-ball, Softball, Volleyball, Swimming. -Af 'A' -A' CARL PHILIP SORENSON Plattsburgh, New York. Company .-lawtrdxg Supvrintvntlcnt's Award. Alhlfflirs: lntramural Yollcyball. JOHN CLARK SPEEDY, III Coloratlo Springs, tloloratlo. KZ Company Stall Sciguant Personnel Sergeant Regimental Stall Silztrr Stars Honor Sorirlivx: IX'aQliington Irving Literary Society, Von Slcnbcn Society. Anwrflx: Stone Medal, Sl!llCl'llllClIlll'lll.'S Award, Marksmans Medal. f1Ig1llllZllfl0Il.X,' Anthony lVaync Legion Guard, Army Aviation Club. Ath- lwlinv: Varsity lfcnringg Intramural Football, Soccvr, Softball, 'l'rat'k. i' if al' DAVID STICII STAFFORD Camp Hill, Pcnnwyliania. Company A1l'I'll'llKI Sharpsllootvrw Medal. Orgnnizalions: Arts and Crafts Club. Allilzftifn' Intramural Hlrcstling, 'l'ablc 'll-nnis, Volleyball, Swim- ming. Bowling. WILLIAM LEE STEINHART Bl0UlllSlllllg, l'cnnaylxania. Band Gold Stars llmmr Sorif'lif's: National Honor Society. flIl'lIl'1l.S',' Supa-1iiitclulc11t's Award 106 FORD WOODS STEVENS, JR. Cananoque, Ontario, Canada. B Company lfirst Lieutenant Honor Sor'if'tir's.' Washington Irving Literary Society. Azt'ard.t: McCloskey Medal, Sharp- shooters Medal, Sllillt Infantry Ribbon, New Cadet Detail Award, Activities Award, Super- intendent's Award. Orgmtizalions: Anthony XVayne Legion Cuard, lmfgirutnnirr' Stall, Natural Science Clttb, Arts and Crafts Club, N.C.O. Detail, Chapel Vestry, Advisory Council, Audio-Visual Aids Society, Hop Managers. Alhl1'lics.' Varsity Trackg Intra- tuural Soccer. XVrestling, Track, Volleyball, Swinuning, Rifle, CLAIR JACOB STOUFFER, III Annville, Pennsyltania. D Troop Au'1trrl.v.' lixpert Rille Medal. Organizations: Anthony Wayne Legion Cuard. Alltlrlics: Intratuural Soccer. 'k i' 'k FRANK ERNEST STUART Colon, Republic of Panama. D Troop Platoon Sergeant Silver Stars :1zt'1uds.' Superintendent's Award, Marksmans Medal. Orgnnizrtlionx: Anthony Wayne Legion Guard. Athletics: lntranutral Foot- ball, Soccer, Basketball, Table Tennis, Soft- ball. JOHN EDMUND SUCCA Camp Hill, l'ennsylrania. li Battery Second Lieutenant Au'arrlv: New Cadet Detail Award, Activities Award, Physical Training Award tBronzej, Sharpsho0ter's Medal, Superintendent's Award. Organizalionr: Anthony Wayne Legion Guard, Glee Clttb, Choir, Battery Club. Athletics: lntrantural Football, Xvrest- ling, Basketball, Baseball, Softball, Volley- ball, Tennis. 'A' 'A' it DUDLEY DAVID TAYLOR, JR. Edgeworth Scwickley, Pennsylvania. Ii Battery A:t'arrIv: Marksman's Medal, Physical Train- ing Award Uironzej, Second Class Gunnery Award. Orgattizaliorzxg Motorcycle Club. AIl1IeIic.t.' Intratuural Soccer, Softball, Track, Volleyball, Swinnning. BROWN PARRIS THAWLEY, JR. Milford, Delaware. li Battery Stall Sergeant Azt'm'cI.r.' Superintendent's Award, Expert Rifle Medal. First Class Gunner Award. 0l'g!1!lilIIff07IS.' Battery Club, Anthony XVaync Legion Guard. A1ltlf'Iir.r,- Intranntral Soccer, Volleyball. 107 RAYMOND VERNON THOMAS Bethlehem, llflllhyltlllllil. X Company Second I.ieutenant Ilonor s0l'lf'ff!'Y.' Mask and Spur Honor Society fl'residentj. .4a'mr1t: Superintendent's Award, Nfailtstnaus Medal. New Cadet De- tail Award. Organitulionv: knlhony XX'ayne Legion Guard, l.f'glflllVIIlll!' Stall. Glue Club. Choir, Atl1l1'Iirx.' Intramural Football, Souet. XYreslling, Basketball, Softball, Volleyball, Tennis. JOHN GILBERT THOMAS THORNTON Hampton Bays, I.. I.. New York. Company. Sergeant llmmr Suri:-lim' Patrick lleury Honor Society. tf1l'lll'ffX,' Physical Training Award fBl'0lllCb, Matksman Medal. New Cadet De- tail Award. SIIPCIlIllClHlClll'S Award. Organ' iznlionsf Crealite Writing Club, Debate Seminar. Uratoiical Contest, Chapel Yestry, Xrmy Axiation Club. nfIlrlf'Iict.- lntramuial Football, Soccer, Xhestliug, Iiaskelball, Yollexball, Swimming. 'A' 'A' if BRUCE WILLIAMS THORPE Charlotte, Vermont. C Company Regimental llospital Sgt.. Stall Sergeant Regimental Stall A7I'IlI'flY.' Physical Training Xward, Activities Award, lixpert Rifle Medal, Superintend- ent's Award, Manual of Arms ltlflicieucy Award. fII'gIIlIllIlfl!HIN,' Anthony Wayne l.egion Guard, Clee Club, Choir, Arts ami Crafts Club. .-flhlrlirw: lnllamural Football, lVrestliug, Soccer, Table l'ennis, 'I'raLk, Baseball, Softball, 'l'enuis. LEE ROSS TOMPKINS, JR. Liberty, New York. UD Troop l'latoou Sergeant .-fu'r1r1f.r,- Sharpshoolers Medal. Orgnnizrt- linux: Arts and Crafts Club. Chapel Yestrv, N.C.O. Detail, Adxisotx Coutuil, l'istol Club. Atl1lf'Iict,- llllllllllllliilil lfootball, Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball, Swimming, Tennis, lrack. Baseball, Softball, Bowling. 'A' 'k if CARL FRANZ TRAUB Cambridge, Maryland. C Company Cold Slum, lust l.ll'lllt'Il1lIll Ilmmr Sori1'lie.v3 Patrick Henry Honor Society. . fIl'IlV'flY.' Actixities Award, Superitr tendent's Award, Sharpsliooters Medal, New Cadet Detail Award. Orgrntizulirmr' Anthony XVayne Legion Guard, 1,l'gl0HlI!lfI'I' Stall, Brotherhood of St. Cornelius, Dunaway De- bate Cmoderatorj, Arts aml Crafts Club, Acolytes, Chapel Yeslry, Debate Seminar, George Eastman Photographic Society, Hop Managers, Allzletirsg Varsity Swimming: In- tramural Soccer, Wrestling, 'l'able Tennis, Volleyball, Swimming, Rifle, Tennis. BRUCE TUCKER Nlayne. Pennsylxania. C Company First l.ieutenanl Awards: Superintemlenfs Award, New Cadet Detail Award, McCloskey Medal, Expert Rifle Medal, Activities Award. Organiza- tions: Anthony Wayne Legion Guard, Glee Club, Choir. Athleticx: Varsity Rifle: Intra- mural Soccer, N'restling, Baseball, Softball, Volleyball, Swimming, Rifle. WILLIAM RUSSELL TURNER 8,0 1 unne, Icnmyhaxliu. 0 Cmnpnny .-lllllrliuf lllllilllllllill 'uu:1. ALLEN LEONARD TYLER CIllllIJl'i1lg.'. xfillflilllli. D lump Sc-mm! l.il'llll'll1llIl Cihzxpluins .-Xwiklillll .'fIl'!I!l1.Xf Supcrinlcndcnl'S Award, Aclixilics XWZIIKI. l4xpm'I Rillc Nicdal, l'hxsiulI lxlilill' ing Awami lBI'Ullll'J. Clhapluink Msixlzlllt Nicclal. fflgllllflllffillhf Anlhnnx Wannc Irgion C-uzml. l,l'gf0lIII!lil'l' Sunil. Bl'Ullll'l- Immi of Sl. Cornelius, .AIIN and Llllf-IS Club, -Xmlylcs, Chapel Venn ql'u-siclcnlj, Piwlul Clluh, .-lllrlrlirx: lnllannuml I-umlmll, Smear, XYI'l'SlliIlg. Bzlskcllmll. Bzlwlmll. Snfllmll. llauk, Ynllvylmzlll. Suinnning, 'A' 'A' if PETER STEPHEN VAN CULIN I'uin1 I'lc:lQ:1nl. Nms lc-um-y. fmnpnny nlzrulrlxq sllllfliIlll'llLIl'Ill'N XHAIIKL Organ f:llfillH.K'.' Mllhmn XYLIXIIL' lrgioll C-uaml .illllrliug lnnzmnllnl Xnllcxlmll, lluuling. Bzukcllxall. NORMAN DALE VITTE l'illslnngh. l,t'lllINNlNillliRl. ll lump Sc: gm nl Au'mrI.v: SUIICIiIlll'Illl1'lllAS -ku.nd. Shamp- Qlmotcrs Nlulall. .4Il1lrlirw.' lllllilllllllill lwmt- Imll. 'luhlv lcnnis. Riilv, lrnnis. 'A' 'A' 'A' EARL DONALD WAGNER Iohmlown. l'c-nlmlxanlia. ll Imnpalny .Silzwr Sinn fhg'll!li1ll1ilHlX,' Anlhunx Nauru- l.m-giun 1-llzml, .-Ilhlrliuf Yznsilx hmllmlll lllllll' nlurzll Buskcllmll. Swimming. Rillc. lcnnis. GERALD JAMES WALKOWIAK Bulfzllu, New York. fonlpnny I'ilSl l,iL'llIl'll2llII .4n'm1lv: Actixilics Anand. l'lnsiull 'ldnining Mum! fllronzcj, Chun Crow, NIl1llllNh00Il'lAi -Xwaml. Supclinlcmlcnfs Award. New lush-t Dclnil Awami, f,Vgll7liZ!1filIVlK,' Nnllmny Wayne Legion I-uard. Glcc lllnh. Lhuir, Mlxisory Klonncil, Alhlfftirv: lnlrznnurzxl Foolhall. Suucr. xvlfillillg, Bzlskclhzull. Busc- hnll. Soflhall. YIVIZICL, Yullcxlmll. Swinnning, Rillc. Tennis. 109 ROBERT BRUCE WARREN Ocean City, New jersey. D Troop Silver Stars Au'ro1is.' Sharpshooters Medal. Organiza- tions: Anthony XVayne Legion Guard. Ath- Ielirx: Varsity Swimming: Intranntral Foot- ball. ERIC JOSEPH WEISS Morgantown, XVest Virginia. D Troop Master Sergeant, Stables Aa'r1r11s: Superintendent's Award, Expert Rifle Medal. Organizalions: Anthony Wayne Legion Award, Harriers Club, Chapel Ves- try. Allzlcftizin Vanity Polo, Intramural Foot- ball, WVrestling, Swimming. 'A' i' 'A' MAXIMILIAN JOSEPH BENJAMIN WELKER, JR. Merrick. New York. C Company Second Lieutenant Cold Stars llmmr Srzrieliefxg lleniamin Franklin Honor Society fVice Presidenlj, Von Steuben Society, Quill and Scroll Society tlirewidentj. Azvarrlv: Markwmans Medal, Superior Cadet Ribbon, Actixitiee Award, Manual of Arms lifiicienry Award, New Cadet Detail Award. Super- intendent's Award. Orgmiizuliom: Anthony XVayne Legion Guard. Army Atiation Clttb fVice Presidentj, 1060 Cmxwrl .Sltlrrm Wd- itor-in-Chief. 44llIll'ii!'Y.' lntramttral Foot- ball. Soccer, XVrewtling, Baseball, Softball. THOMAS RAY WHITESELL Riterton, New Jersey. C Company AZl'Ill'1lY,' Superintendent'Q Award. .-tllilwlirv: Varsity Football: lnttamural Rille. Intra- mural liasketball, IVR-stling, 'A' 'k if RICHARD CRAIG WILEY Rydal, Penmyltania. li Battery Supply Sergeant Azvarrlv: Sharpsliooters Medal. Second Claw Connery Award. f,I'g!lVliZ!1Ii0llS.' lirotherhood of St. Cornelim. Chapel Vewtrv, Radio Club. Audio-ViSttal Aids Society. N.C.0. Detail. Alhlelirs: Varsity 'l'ennis: lntiamttral Foot- ball, Sorter, XVrestling, Table Tennis, Base- ball. Softball, Volleyball. Swimming. BRUCE FRANK WILLIAMS Crand Isle, Vermont. ll Company Second Lieutenant llouor Sorirliwv: Benjamin Franklin Honor Society. Azunrrlv: Superintendent's Award, New Cadet Detail Award, lixpert Ritle Medal, 316th Infantry Ribbon. Organiza- tions: Anthony XYawne Legion Guard, Chapel Vestry, Pistol Club. AillI!'lifK.' Var- sity Fencing: Intramural Soccer, l'iaQeball, Softball, Volleyball, Rille. MICHAEL JEROME ZDROJEWSKI llullalo, New York. D Troop Silver Stars llnnor Sor'irlir'.v.' Alexander Hamilton Formn. .4zt'ard.s.- lfoley Medal, Sharpshooters Medal, Physical Training Award. Orgmiizalionn Anthony Wayne Legion Guard, I,l'gl07lHlli76 Staff, Chapel Vestry, Adiisory Council, Audio-Visual Aidx Society. All1l1'Iirs.' lutra- mural Football. KVM-xtling, 'lable Tennis, Baseball, Softball, Flack. WILLIAM DAVID ZERBY Midland Park, New jersey. Company Azvmdl: Supeiintendcnfs Award, Sharp- shootem Medal. Organizations: Brotherhood of St. Cornelius QPrcsidentj Acolytes, Pistol Club. Alhlelifzv: Varsity Swimming: Intra- mural Volleyball. if -k -A' WILLIAM DAVID zu-JGLER, III Doylstown, Penusyliania. Company Platoon Sergeant Awards: Phyxieal Training Award Qllronlej, SuperintendentR Award. Organizrztimix: Athisory Council. Pistol Club, Chapel Vestry. ,-l1hIf'lim.' Varsity Wrestling, Intramural Wrestling. FRANK ZIPERSON llialeah. Florida. ll Troop Sergeant tI1l'l1l'll.Y.' Sharpshooters Medal. Ol'gll7llltlfllJ!lS,' Harriers Club. nllltlelizzv Varsity Polo Qman- agerj. 7 From the embattled fields of Xalley Forge went the men who built .Xmerira F- 1 ftl 'f rom t ie ttanung in ds ol X alley Forge go the men who will preserre America 'Q ' '11, tllillon G. Bak: KK S I An aflcrnuon of planning thc next nlow: Chess anyone? ek W THE CLASSES ig, F 'gr'- - .ff W A 2 I 39,1 if TIIE JUNIOR COLLEGE CLASSES SUPHOMORES .ll1flXW - .l- lellorrls, R. Apple. fx- ilohin. l'. Baker. l. Kinkairi, x. llarllell, F. Klein, XV, H. llasile, Kosik, I.. liohhy. P. Lauilenslager, sl. ilarnxo, G. McDonough, D. Clark, WV. MeMaslerS, xl. Dellonkey, li. Miller, R. Denrareo, Deulsrh, S, lleVeau, D. Moyer. G. Nule, CZ. Olmert, M. liclwarcls, G Pino, A. Flanagan, B Polakowski, xl. Fleming, R. I'oths, A. lfowler, H. Pray, R. Ifnehrer, xl. Rlhlkllklli, D. Glasmomk, xl. Ryan, C. Gray, R. Sands. R. Croft, P. Sehroeher, ll. Gwynn, il. Shultz, B. Harrington, G. Slerak. N. Hart, PX. Smeclley. P. llerheit, il. Smith, A. lleininger, M. Solomon, S, llonser, nl. SKCVCIISOII. Ii. llyal l, YV. Slipek, K. SLnrr, ll. 'lill0lll2lS, F. lhrasher, A. XValler, W. Weller, D. XVeigaml, H. Miggin, T. XVisham, YV. lulyiela, FRESHMEN Barnett, C. Ilill'l0ll, IK. Bauer, l.. llerretta, R. Bliss, D. lllooxnquisl, D. llorei, S. Brown, ml, Bryerton, il. Calloway, CI. Caponigero, J. Garry, F. Clonfroy, YV. Cooke, D. Copeland, D. Csoka, L. Wielkopolski, li. K x Davidson. C. Dealon, CI. Deker, F. Desch, Delwiler, B. De Turck, H. Dunn, R. lirhs, M. lixerelt, D. Failniezgex, R. Fazler, W. Feiraiuolo, A. lfiol, Fisher, T. Flagg. li. Fletcher. l. Ford, T. Fox, XV. Franklanrl, NV Fry, A. l-ans, XL Glennan, ll. Cordon, l. Creenheld, C. Grifhlh, YV. Haggar, D. Haines, E. Hanfis, D. f Haxiland, I.. Hollman, C-. lohnaon, ll. Kalb, Kallmaeh, Ll. King, ll, Kjrkpatriek, l. Kooler. R. Rosa, l.. Kresge, l.. R Lanzer. . Lederer, ll. Lennox, nl. Lvlle, D. Mcliarry, R. McNew, K. Malone. 'l'. Maussner. li. Miers, 0. Moore, Ll. Morgan, K. Muekenfnm, T. Mullen, Nl. Nash. C. Nistico, C. 0'Hara, T. Okun, l. Parker, C. Rabcrt, R. Reicherler, R. Ritchie, G. Robinson, R, Royw, XY. Rutherford, R. Saeger, CL. Saller. S. Schilling, ul. Scott, G. Sentner. CZ. Serril, l'. Slflflllll, H. Sniilh. NY. Soll, l.. Spegele, XV. Sulliwan, D. Sylvester, A. lhoniaw. l' l'yner, H. Y1lllllCY0l'K, F. XVallace, WV. XVarren, l. Wielkopoilski, E xVlSll2llll, XV. Wolf, T. York, D. Zebley, R. ,J l'r'4'mlrm' , . . 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XX'ilh mn illrwzuwll Q-mullmum il was LIIJPRIIKCIII than our inlprrwing umllvga' IJIHQILHII :xml lhn' K'UIllllIlll'tl high 5l1lIIlllll'llN ul lczulc-1'sl11p hx' thc' lumen Lulll-gc vulvlx xwxv :ln imlicznliam ul thc' 1JlllkIJUSL'llll alllilullm' hvlcl hy in pnwsmmlwl. -ll'Nl0R CIUl,l.lfCLlf Ul l lfIlfRS fnlmx . lnwpll l. Nlhilling JB- Amlanis, XY. Agnew. IC. Aniala. S. Anlxner, R. Anlhmn, R. Anlei, S. Asinns, XY, Atkinson, KT. lkaclger. P. llagnaln, HI. IIZIITISI, M. Ilaskincl. M. Ilanniann. Ii. Iianinann, l IIean. UI. Ileulle. E. II1.'l'2II'lII. P. Ilernslein. NI IIIL'1I4'IlII2lI'lI, liinerli, I . Illaneke. R. Blank. li. IIIlKiIIlI,I2lI'lICII. NI. Y IIIIIIIICIIISUIII, lllylhe, II, liuannan, R. Ilulicll. II. Ilowels, II. Ilrnvers, I . Ilnyaik, .A, llmxl. Ilzner. CI. lII:lclI'm'4l. ll. IIITHYII. R. llruwll, IV. llrumn. R, llnsauai. l'. lialielln, I. l.ann'mn. I. lfaniplnfll. ll Ciliarlwler. lf, liliainlreis. I. Cllialleswurlll. ll, lilieuu, R. lliancinlli, R. Clark, Clausen. R. Loen, I. Cohen. II. Cole, R, Lux, Cox, II . lirellin, K.. Cinrliss. R. Danell. li. Daniel. .A. Daw, II. Dean. DcAnnenl. 1 Delllase. G. Ilegen. G. Del Clainpo. R. Ileslinn, li, Ilelmies, NI Dickinson. CL Dnll':nn'. R. Ilnlmw. R. lzakle. C.. Ialxerliarl. IQIIIIIIIIHIN, Nl. lillis. li. lirie. K., liwliliger. Ifaillaci. A. Iferlifk. I. I l'llNIl'l, R. I'-Il'lll'. I. Iflani. 'IQ I rn'lninaw1. Ifoxler. I.. Ifon' lei. R. Ifrank, R. I'I'lIIII7ll'l'. I nulilrr X I-1' 1 . l.axalas. ll. liellnian. A. l.elllnan. NI. THE SECOND CLASS in-ny, R. Giles. C-inner. W. C-leasun, CZ Gleilhill. 'I' KQINKIZINI, I3 fiOIlL2IlCI, I.. ilooclnian, I' Grace. R. Grant. Il. Gray. R. Grilling. KI. Gunther, R .I Hair. D. Hale. I.. Hall, R. Hainlmrger. HZIIIIIIIKDII. Hanna, II. Haslie, R. Heiser. KL. Hcrwick. EI. llollnian. A. Holniew. XY Ilmwer, R. Horne. P. llnrsey. I.. llnwller. ll Hnnweliulile llunnell, Iaculys, R. Iaeolmwn, S Innes. NI, Iurgan. II. Inflri. R. Inn, If. Kaax, I. Kallm, IQ. Kelley. QI. Kelli. -I. Iieruniai. Kerns, K, klall. 'l'. I'. CL 1, Rnahb, U. Krone, R. Krueger, R. Knnins, I. I.3IISIll'I'fi'. XY, I.aRnu1a, Lcgallais, li. Legg, G. l.ahinall. C. Lever. R. I.IgIllf1lIJ. IJ. I.itllc. .A. I.oIIancl. I.. I.omhar1Io, S. Mcflarter. II. lNIdiarey, R. McGinnis. MaelNIanns. 'If Nlagarari, II. Mansell, H. IAIE-IFICUYIII. M. Nlaslrueeiu, P. Nlanro. C, Nleleher. II. Melville, I . Messenger. CQ, Meyers. P. Nlilani. II, Nlilani, I.. Miller, li. Miller. ll. Nliller. W. Mills. II. Nlithfell, I.. lXIOrriwii, II. Nluver, NI. Nluyer. I . Miers. R. Nexun. NI, Nelson, I. Nurrix. II. Norris, Ogle. IIIIIISICZHI, If. Owlerlilumn, R. Paige, 'IQ Prlon, R, Pelikan, R. I'erdmn0, Perez. M,' Perrine, H. Peynian. R. Phillips, I., Pilnne, R, I'ol-Qerski, K. Pulselli, A, I'rabnlos, XY. Prall. I. Prest, A. l'ryoi'. Pnials. Reed. Il. Reid. M. Renesh. li. Ruessle. Rmenlel. R. Rownlill. C. Rnclnlpli, KI, Samuelson, NI. Sfllllllll. li. Schilling. ll. Selnieixler. XY. SCIll'0Clll'I', If. SCIIIIIII, R. Stoll. Serraliu, Sliueiiiaker. I . Slngaski. R. Sinilli. CI Sinilli. Il. SIIIIIII. I.. Sniylli. ll SUI'I'l'IIlIIll7. A. SIJIIIUIII. R. SILIIINIIIIIX. XX. SIDIJIIIIIIUII, Il. Slingel, R. Slrallan. R. Slmnxl, SIIIZIVI. II. Stuck, R. Summa. li. Sylnimiw. Ii. Iahliull, II. 'I'lioinpson, .A. Iillon. S. Iknnau. A. 'I'ownsIienml. .A lI'l'2l.liIIlL'IlIll'l'g, lrixkn. R. l'hlig. R. Vance. W. Vasa. NI. Yauglian, I.. Yanglin. NI. Yugel, NI. Voigt. I . Wagiier. S. NYalI:ne. I . Haul. Wanner. Nl. Wainke, II. Avilllxlllx, A. Wesner. R. Kleiner. II. IYeinxlm'k, NI. lleiiranln. I-'. Wellner. I-. Ilenlmltl. R. Xlexlev. li. AAIIIIIIIIAUIQ 'I'. Ilillxins. I. Milli nm I Williq. R. Illlsull. II. XX'iw. I-. Xliliner. II. Ilmul. Iluml. XI. XX ilh thc mlnsi- ul NlIllllIlL'l. Ihr Clmps 11-Iinnccl in its hmm- :nuns Imni hmm' 11 .igain - - ' 4 'Q' A A 1 1 1 1 1,. s1lIl1 clown In llllblllll 51 n nl hnml mulls in lh1 il.nss mmn, uhm ilhhln hvlll .anal thc chill liulml. Manny nhl liicnilships wcrc again 11-opcilul, 'l'his y1n nu :nl niumh in lls as ill iss lm il npnnul iunnplnlnlx mu pu spccliu- nl what was ln cninc. XYilh thc opcning nl thc clnss lnnngcs in XI1-llon Hull, lhn- 1l.nss was shawn clusvr lng,1'Ill1'i'. Hou' lllklllf huins wmv spcnl in 4 cllssillp, what was in swim' lm- us in both this ycui' alnml thc IICXI XX Q In-44-111 lu ivallm- than In us would hc nnrusln-il thc lcaulcrslnp nl lh1 fiurps 'll thc Llusl' ul IIUXI NllllllIlL'l 'S Yill Zlllllll. lhc IIll'1llllllg nl cclucgilion lmcczlilic IIIJIIIUSI in mn nnnmls The tnm- hul uunc in hcgin prclmring in czurncsl lm' college. :illhough in thc beginning u thc wan' cullcqc had scviiiccl l'Lllllk'l' lin' ull. In thc mluss lnmn wc cmcrcml 1-uns . -1 1-- 1 1- 1.--. - ' 1 thing hum lllianucr in thc original In N1-wlon's Laws. Unclcx' thc ling- guimlnnu ol 1h1 X1 ulunic Dlplllllltlll xhn cliss pippnul lm foliage Bnncl I . 1 1 , 1 1 'lbsl :anal thc Nilllllllkll Nlciil Schnlgn-sliip LQx1nnilmlion . .-Xp ill XYilh lhc pnwcllnl training ol thc rliilillllll Dcpnlnlcnl 'mil thc uulml ulliwrs. IICXI your shnulil show an linc gioup to lcznl lla i , . . . , ,. . . , . . 7' 'T 5l'.C.UXl7 C.l,.XS5 Ol'l' lC.l'.R5 l'l4Nli1ll'7If . , . Clank. K, l'iw'fI'n'si1l111f 1-ullnmn, X. C' Yrrirlmv . . , Visa: U. I ln'1u1nf'r . lox, I inn Alexander. J. Anthony. Al. Asner. S. Atkinson. F. llaldanva R. ll:-trgar. Al. R Ilargar QI. H' Barnett, 3 llenlntrx. i. Bern. Al. 4 llT1WKTT llloont. B. Bogart. B. Bourque. R. lim ers. II. Ilrtuulage. ti. Burke. S. ll-urr. A. Laplan. M. tlapps. F. Casale. ml. Lasaxant. D. Clase. XV. Chase, R. tlliubals. W. Cohen. H. Coplex. M. tlosgrave. Al. Cox. YV. flrosln. C. tlupples. M, lbaxts. R. A. Davis. R. Al. Ileasy. G. lleliartlinas. ll llc-ver. ul. De Villiug. M llewex. A. lilliott. .l. Epstein. R. Facli. M. Fahx. XV. lfirst. D. Hxun. ll. lforchielli. j. tlartliner. D. I-arlautl. j. Harwood. N. Gear. ll. tLeuerale. R. Gentile. N. George. R. Gesker. ll. biglio. AI. Gil. ti. Unauo. tl. tmallo. R. t-oltlstein. Al. C-ootl. I.. time. lf. tireen. lf. Gregg. ti. t-rilliths. l.. t.titulile. S. THE THIRD CLASS tirttndlork, IC. Gwinn. R. Hamilton. ll. Hanu. NY. Hanscom. ti. Hardin. W. Harris. S. Hasson. E. Hess. j. Hnethsetter. Hoffman. XV. Horton. -I. Hortath. R. Howard. N. Hudoek. P. Hutlowalski, jackson. R. jackson. W. ulagloski. ty. Jamison. R. jefferson. ti. jones. R. Kallxach. H. Kalmhaeh. C. Kamuf. R. Keliler. ll. Keutlell. .l. Kentlritk. ll. Kerry, C. Kinyon. C. Kirk. YV. Kline. -I. K x Q Knoll. R. Knuth. R. Kreiser. C. Krieger. B. Kue. R. A. Kuc. R. Rue. R. Laird. S. Larson. j. N, Law. S. Leamy. D. Lee. G. Leopold. ll. Levitt. ll. Levy. R. ti, Lincoln. ll. Lowry. S. Meilloutl. S. McPherson. A. Marte. C. Martin. S. Masters. XY. Mazzola. XY. Meisenhelter. R. Meleher. l.. Miehell. F. Miraliile. ll. Morris. CI. Nave. j. Nelson. ti. Nortlmark. CI. Nuslmautn. R. Ortlt. l-. Ou. W. Utterlmein. F Pappas. li. Pass. C. Patterson. R. Pavulak. P. Pearlingi. Al. Perrx . -l. Phillips. XY. Pierre. G. Pike. R. Piseopo. A. Pliesfott. li. Purcell. P. Pusey, S. Ramstlell. E. Randall. IJ. Reetler. ml. Rice. R. Rollei. XV. Ross. Al. Rutll. A. Rutlolpli. R. Rushton. l'. Santlefur. j. Staran. R. Shulmert. CI. Smith, D. I-.. Slllllll. D. lt. Stuitlt. CQ. Suiitli. l.. Smith. R. Spaultling. ti. Squires. xl. Squires. R. Stevenson, LI. Stotltlartl. ll. Stout. D. Surre. M. Sxrulmorskv. S. Thotuas. ll. 'l'rainer. D. Yallarino. il. Vallunn. .l. Varreltuan. KI Vogel. M. Vollsstlotl. R. Von lloet kliu. YV2llkt'l. ll. XN'allaee. W. XN'alters. CI. YVarcl. -I. N'artl. 'l'. XYassell. XY. Waxlonis, K. lYelml1. R. N'eliet'. A. lYelIs, ml. lYillme1'. ll. N'illat'tl. ll. lVootls. ll. lVootls, M. Yillllsltlwlll. S lf' f X This was :1 big YCRII' for thc t11ir11 1'1:1ssn11-n. .X1't1'1' rcturning 1111111 MIHIIIICI' 111111- tion, wc s1'1'i1111s1y 16111171111 1111- i111p11r1z1111'1- 111' g111111 gl'1ll11'N. XY1' 111-1.51111 pr1'p:11'ing for our now curri1'11111111 which S12ll'lL'l1 i1111111'111z1t1'1y upon 11111' :1rriv:11. XYQ w1'1'1- 111 Cxp1'ri1'111'1' 111C solving of 1'1m1p11'x t11c11r1'111s :11111 p11st111:1t1-s 111 g1'111111'11'y. 1111- 11issc'1'1ions 111 211111111118 111 biology. 1111- st1111y 111' Zll1C1Cl1l 11z1pp1-nings 111 w111'111 his- tory, 31111 thc 1r?ms1:11i1n1 of Cncszn' 111 Latin. 1Ve 211511 1111811916011 our s11111ics ill linglish, where we 1Cz1rne11 the Complexity 111' grztmmnr :11111 gained new skills ill 1111- writing 111' t11c'm1's :1n11 hook reports. 11111011 thc stzn' list 1'z11n1- 11111 ill Jlllllllllf H1111 April nmny happy faces wcrc scan 21110111111 thc 1'z11np11s, for :1 1N1'l'11llg 111 s1-l1- :1C1'11mp11shme111 111 :1Cz111e111ics was formed within this group 111' z11111Ji1i1111s 1':111cts XX'ith 11111 1101116311011 of 311-11011 H1111 Ill NlJX'ClllbL1I', wc 111111111 1111rs1'l1'cs pr1 s1'ntc11 wi111 Il Class lounge that 11111111 bc 1151-11 1111i1y 101' l'lli0VZ11l11' 1111111's, s111i:1 1'0111'1'1's:1t11111, :11111 quict study The Rop1 ' G11111' 11111 111 Alilllllilff. 4104111111111 111111 11111112111 Sllllliiillg I111' 11111 ' y1'z11's. This. along with 1hc p1'r1n:1111'n1 M:1111- List, s1111w1'1l possihh - :1w:1r111111 111 11s in 1'11111r1- YL l'r'1'1i111'!lI I II'1'-1'71'1l N111 1'I111 1' 'l'1n1.11111'1 11111! 121111 I. N1111111111111 1. HRD Cl..-XSS OFFICIKRS 1 T' 41' '11111 1 11111 - 1:11111 111 111 1 ':11's. y,-s:: ss M-. 1 1 N A - I 'l . W . 11.1 111 1 C, 1Illl ' I ' . I ' rn Q V, ' ' 1 1 ' ' .. - 1 'Q -1 iii: . . , Sll'XK'll R. l,11w1x if 1- ' xi Q A ..' , 4' 4 ' v .- KQ1'11l'I-Z1' if. 1'1lD11.1s fi :S i 'i ' 1 -V ii I J' 1 -. ' - ,-1 ,. , . 1' - , ' , -- 71 3,1 If - 'r i - I H ' i 1 ' ' 'V I! V , 5 , 1 ' ,. X .1 - ,Q A H, . 1 . X , , P 4 1 N . ' ' - 1 1 . Q 7 ? ' f A 1, V !f' A .V f 1 1 1 1 ,p ig 1 ' . 1 1 ..Q5, ' '11 f JXYCRIIACID, Alexander, C, Alwine, R. Applegate, R. Arnnzui, H. Baker, W. llelmonte, R. Bennett. R. lloltlt, G. lloolhe, I.. llorgew. C. Bork, K. llortl, l'. llrzmson, I.. llridginzm, C. Klnputo. C. Carey, D. Carter, R. Cartwright, W. Cheney, R. Chester, R. Cosmw, XV. Clnpler, Il, Dzllly. N. Daniele. ll. Denier, Dunkellxerger, lilkin, I'. liverrett, XV. CL THE FOURTH CLASS I'4IlIgIIlIl0ll9, G. l.iinitone, D. Floyd, W. I.Ill'0l', R. Garza-I.ccez1, A. Lurie, S. Garza-I.ecez1, H. Mcillurkin, KI. Geis, UI. McFarland, R. Gitt, S. Maykuth, F. Govatos, T. Maykuth. Al, C-reentree, C. Miller, G. Gregory, ll. Miller, M. Cfriflith, l'. Moor, R. Grifhths, J. Moore, C. Cuisewhite, H. Mroz, R. Heil. W. Needle, A. Herrstrom, N. Newholil, T, Hiergewell, F. Off, H. Hocker, BI, Pzinzner, G. Irwin, D. Piearellzi, C. jacobson, R. Pino, I.. johnson, T. Prince. R. jones, F. Puwe, V. -Iuiltl. 'I'. Ruckley, F, Keilmlcr, XV. Rzium, D. Kellv. XV. Reber, H. Kirwrh, I . Robinson, Il. Lamhorn, N. Rohinwon, D. Lzingstrotli. -I. Rothc, G. I.CIlZlIlCll, I. Rowe, A. Lewiw, J. Q I.itldy, A. Ruwlamler. S, K x s ,- Szihel. I. Sannnons, I.. Schnuin, R. Schweitzer. Soctitlas, 'I'. R Slaughter, I.. Smith, G. Smith, R. Spangler, R. Stzinil, R. Staley, R. SISIFIICF, R. Stearns. W. Stevens, M, Strauss. R. Swenson, K. Tosney, D. Trcifhler, C Tull, CL. Vnllarion, 0 Viri. D. M'alkcr, XV. N'ez1Ilev. IV. White, S. Wiley. HI. Williams, D Williams, R Yeingwt, ul. ,J lnmlznf . . . l-Idward lt. Cfiergesell zuirlcnt . . . Robert N. Nlroz Srurlurt . . fiurliss D, Kahnbach The sensation of starting anew was ever present from the first day that the new cadets of the fourth class arrived. Ahead of us was the period of processing under the supervision of the plebe detail. The feeling of bewilderntent was present in many of us for those first few weeks. Then classes began and things settled down into a more routine program. As the picture cleared, our en- thusiasm mounted in the classroom, on the drillfield, and out on the athletic field. XX'e did our best to make our fourth class the most prominent in Academy history. On our hrst day of classes, we started our study of grannnatical principles in English, our hrst course of algebra, and the interesting held of general science. XVe were introduced to a preview of a foreign language, and our first course in Military Science and Tactics proved to be very useful. lVe certainly found ourselves busy in the ensuing months, but we still found time to take part in intranun'al teams and in Friday night clubs and organifaw tions. XVe found ourselves busier than at any other time in our lives, but stutte- how it seemed worthwhile, for we were also a lot happier. ks -v-.- W4 Q, FOU RTH CLASS 0l l lC1liRS Mmzua JOIIANNICS Ektss lffgllllfilflll Corumanrler Honor Surir'Ii1'x: Benjamin Franklin Honor Society, Von Steuben Society. Axvards: Order of Anthony XVayne, XVayne Rotary Club Medal, Medal of the Order of the Cincinnati, Manual of Arms Effic- iency Patch. New Cadet Detail Ribbon fsilver starj, Marksman's Medal, Sharpshooters Medal, Su- perintendents Award, Alumni Sword. Organiza- tionx: Anthony XVayne Legion Guard 1Com- manderj, Clee Club, Honor Council fflhairmanj, Board of Governors fChairmanj, Harriers Riding Club, Hop Managers, Captain's Council QChair- manj. Advisory Council, Army Aviation Club fPresidentj. Athletics: junior Varsity Football, Wrestling: Intramural Football, Soccer, Basketball, Softball, Volleyball, Swimming. C5 t THE CIIRP 122 Q :--, -.o- n5'i f'7 44,4 fi 413' pg., 'S Yin Ib 1 X X,n. Y A' Nz .4 Q5 O ,CW t gf' . . . f J A .,Q5 !i-5 ml , , Q ef v ggaav- -r ' -2 51? 11 ' 5.3 5 ' nuff- ' 'xg'-,ia 5, . .,, ala, 5 The Anthony The Anthony XVayne Legion Guard was founded by the Superintendent in l934 to serve as the honor guard ol' the Academy. It is composed ol' the most outstanding cadets in each rank category ol' the Corps. Originally its membership included only cadet ollicers and non-commissioned ollicers, but in l95l the basis of selection was altered to permit worthy cadets in all ranks to compete for the coveted appoint- ments. Final selections are based on mili- tary, academic, and disciplinary merit. Wayne Legion Guard The current honor guard is composed ol Headquarters AWl.G, the AXVLG Rilles. the AYVLG Dragoons, and the AXVLG Gunners. As a distinctive insignia members ol the Guard wear a lourragere and a shield on the dress uniform. Throughout the academic year the AXVLG provides guards of honor lor all distinguished guests ol' the Academy and presents formal guard mountings and special ceremonies in the spring of the year. Each year the members ol the Guard hold a formal dance to com- memorate the organization of the new Guard. ANTHONY YVAYNE LEGION GUARD COMMANDER OF THI-I Gl'ARD Merle J. Erbs FXF1GlVl'lVl-I OFFICER ADjlITAN'l' Anthony Pino, jr. Frank A. DeVilling, Ill TRAINING OFFICER Frederick l'. Thomas COLOR OFFICIER Ford W. Stexens, jr. SICRGICANT CIAICRK Robert il. llruyr ORIJICRLY Michael H. Stevens QITARTI-1RlNIAS'l'ER joseph I.. Schilling SIQRGEANT MAAIOR Alexander C. Gellman COLOR SIQRGICANTS William W. Vance Charles XY. flllilllllfl' 'l'AGl'lCAI. OFFICER Major R, M. Artz-Tactical Ofhccr, Guard lieutenant Colonel li. South-Tactical Olhcer. Rifles 'Nliior D. G. Hodgens-'l'aclical Officer. Gunners 'Nlnjor CI. G. Follansbee-lactical Olhter. llragoons -.Y,a,35. -.,,V alwvff: I., .-. --. 1-f -.1-Y, Carl F. Traub FIRST SERGEANT Norbert F. Slezak Blythe, D. R. Fitzmartin, W. J. Bourque, R. G. First, D. K. Abbud, V. Adams, AV. I.. Alexander, C. H. Amory. G. F. Asmus. W. XV. Barba, J. B. Bean, J, D. Bencholf, J. K. Bliss, W. A. Coniglione, S. J. Cox, F. AV. Curtiss. R. P. H. Davis, R. A. Daw, D. E. Delozier, D. L. Deutsch, S. H. Ahdalla, T. F. Ardes. S. J. Daniels, B. S. DeVeau, D. E. Asner, S. W. Deker, F. J. Eberhart. J. W. Eberharter, J. J. Bridgers. R. I.. Bruntlage, G. H. Cannava, ll. Deasy, G. J. DeWitt, S. G. Hewins, D. F. ANTHONY YVAYNE RIFLES Robert R Stout PI A'I OON LEADERS Vincent J DUrso 'L ATOON SERGEAN I'S Iames R Llblen Nlichael D Gellman SFRCEANT CLERK F Allen Xhlliams I SFRC EANTS Jacobs, C. N. Medvigy, A. S. Noyes, XV. A Margulies. N. B. Miller. R. D. Pownall, J. K CORPORALS Gentile, N. A. Laird S. M Horvath R. L. McPherson A. M PRIVATES DeVilling, M. A. Johnson, H. D Osterblom R Dutrow. R. R. Jones. . A ss C Epstein, R. A. Keenan, A. J Pratt J R Fietze, J. WV. Legg. C Randall D S Flanagan, B. E. McKee. W. C Reusch C E George, J. T, McNew, K. J Robinson P WV Glascock, J. D. MacKay, N. A Saeger C L Grimble, S. M. Madden R St Ongc R J Gundaker, W. S. Mansell, H Gare C R Henderson. C. R. Maussner, E. A Henrich. C. R. Medeiros, P. I Hoover, R. E. Miller H. E Householder, S. L. Mitchell, R. H Howard, N. L. Olmstead F. M Scarcelle A J Schiehel W E Schultz R A Shapiro H Shoemaker I- D ANTHONY XVAYNE GUNNERS COMMANDING OPI-ICFR John IA Bowers Jr Dickinson, G. R. Hanna, J. R. McCloud Dickinson. R. P. Heiser, G. D. Magaraci. J Fowler. H. P. Houser, J. V. Miller, J. R Guisewhite, H. L. Kerry, C. T. ANTHONY YVAYNE DRAGOONS COMM ANDING OFFICER Jaime R. Lara Gesker, J. M. Halsted, C. F. Goodman, P. R. Johnson, H. M. Grace. R. A. Kerns, J. R. Grundlock, E. R. Kosik, J. S. Landsberg, W. A. Lehman. C. A. Vloycr, G. H. Pund, P. N. Rothschild E. J. ANTHONY INAYNE HONORARY MEMBERS Keil, G. 0. Melville, F. C. Nule, C. C. Okin, P. K. Solomon, S. E. Stevenson, J. E. Thomas, B. D. Turner, H. D. j er. . . .. XVilmer. H. T. Bc why. P. A. I ' rk, XV. . ...1-:gr 1 gb a. zu 1- --Q .qgqf ng 23.193, 'lil 'i ir' Fleming N. M. Fuehrer . '. Gans H. T. Croft P. '. Hoffman C. E. Jelfords R. F. Ccorge XA Edwards SI PPLY SERGI-.ANT Joseph D Formisano Memstock M N Walter VN N Nordmark C P Yanklovutz S Smith C L S :Lk lx I' Sullnan D Townshend A Yan Culin P S Nmdevort If I- Vaughn M D M agner M alters XS arnke NS emstock M N V eltner G L Whse C E lvood J H Mil S D P Nistico C G Thawley B P Stouffer. C. . Stuart F. E. Warren R. B. Weiss E. J. Robertson. IA. '. Smith A. H. Tyner H. H. WVeller D. C. Slough J. E. COMMANDING OFFICER I . I ' . l . ', . 1 ' Ar. . - , , V , . . , . R. .' ' , 1. . J . Pa.., I. A. .'tig - . '. '. . . . . .' ' ' , . W. Ferraiuolo. A. S. Krueger. R. G. Prest. A. H. Thomas, P. M. H. , . ' in :E.'D.- . B. . , .. . ' ., C. C. A , s. G. '1., . . . . I l. ' , 1. . 1 J 1 I ' I- , J I- , lil A I , ' , ' 1 , M , 1 il , 1 , K la D , I .: egg if' 31, L 1 'iff 1, -.-:'..-i-,... . ai , ...ug ,. ...- 4 Q-Ar-5 1 W.-4. - WO. The Regimental Staff Cadet First Captain Merle Johannes Erbs Regimental Commander Cadet Second Captain Anthony Pino, jr. Regimental lixerulive Officer Cadet Captain Frank Augustus DeVilling. Ill Regimental Adjutant Cadet Captain Joseph Louis Schilling Regimental Quartermaster Cadet Captain Frederick Paul Thomas Regimental Plans if Training Officer Cadet First Lieutenant John Howard Hensel Regimental Provost Oflirer Cadet First Lieutenant james Keith Manning Regimental Ordnance Ogicer Cadet Second Lieutenant Seymour Cornelius DeWVitt Assistant Quartermaster Cadet Second Lieutenant Robert Lee Bridgers Regimental Publications Offirer Cadet Second Lieutenant Lynn Stevens Feeney Regimental Personnel Adjutant Cadet Second Lieutenant Allen Leonard Tyler Cl1aplain's Assistant Cadet Second Lieutenant David Anthony Perelle Regimental Athletic 0Hicer Cadet Second Lieutenant Maximalian 1. B. Welker Hospital Lieutenant Cadet Master Sergeant Alexander Charles Cellman Regimental Sergeant Major Cadet Master Sergeant Robert jcmeph Bruyr Regimental Sergeant Clerk Cadet Master Sergeant Richard john Sands Fire Marshal Cadet Master Sergeant james Cornish Clark. jr. Quartermaster Sergeant Cadet Master Sergeant john lispie Stevenson Operations Sergeant Cadet Staff Sergeant Bruce Williams Thorpe Hospital Sergeant Cadet Stall Sergeant Thomas Faquhar Muckenfuss Comrnunieations Sergeant Cadet Stall Sergeant Samuel joseph Aniata Regimental Athletic Sergeant Cadet Stall Sergeant John Clark Speedy, lIl Assistant Personnel Adjutant Cadet Stall Sergeant William Leeds Noe, III Quartermaster Sergeant Cadet Staff Sergeant Frederick Charles F. Melville Assistant Personnel Sergeant Cadet Stall Sergeant Gordon Edwin WVise Provost Sergeant Cadet Stalf Sergeant David Sharman, IV gf-.. .....,,- S-. Assistant Provost Sergeant L. f - .N - -2-pfimfsfi' -7255? ,a L V - ll 1- Il: 'Q XIII 126 I In R: Caltfy. Colm' Scrgczxnlp Vumc. Xiamen 'CAllll liulmsg 4iluul1lc1', Muslcx Sergeant ' Nl' ugh' '--f Q mm. IN lf.-XNIKRY l5A'1L'l':XL1ON S'1'Al l I lu H: Llllllcll. ll.lll.nIiun Mljulnulg XUIC. Iizlllullull Cimnnmmlcwz Ukill, llntlnlion Qxl:1llmn1:uIcx. ggi. v YL - Sv' 1 i 'S Q THE COLOR GUARD Colors: C'hurlxwmlh. folm' Sergeant. C 1 J i9 '!41 fMf wx x tvwuwnuuv-uh I gn, xv .r. 11 f In ln. N I I I I i NIOUNIAILIJ ISXI I XLIUN Sl'.Xl'l' f,0lIlIlI.lII1il'l1 I.lIIhl'l. I3zrll.llim1 f3llAllll'llIl.lNll'l. -F QMS ,lg I W . Ny: Q V, I ck. lllllulitlll xdlllldllll Nulmmnl. I5.Ill.IIlllIl Q.. I 'VI I 'TY l 127 ,251 HEADQUARTERS COMPANY Captain Stout, R. First I,i4'11temmts Second I.i61llf'71Il7lfS lflcruing, R. Edwards, W. Hciniuger, M. Straub, T. Laudcnslagcr. j. First Sergeant Slczak, N. Supply Svrgwtrzl Atlzlzftir Sngrarit Conzllmny Clrrk RIISICIIZIR. II. Pray, R. Gray, R. A. Platoon Sl'l'gl'l17lfS llart. A. Barllctt. lf. Schultz, B. Slncdlcy, P. Sl'l'gf'II71fS Apple. A. DcMarfo, -I. Gywnn, 1. Mclklastcrw, J. Polhs, A. Baker. -I. llculwch, S. Harrington, G. MCNcw. AI. Ryan. G. Basilc. il. lfiol. Al. Hebert. j. Nlillcr, R. D. Scntncr, C. Bliss. D. Flanagan. B. l.akc. C. Olmert, M. Stipck, K. Caruso, G. Glasfofk, D. Lang, E. Polakowski. J. XVallcrs, IV. Dclloskx. li. luhicta, ll. Privates Barnett, C. Dcsch. Al. Kalhach, j. Rcabcrt, R. Solt. I.. B2ll'I0lI. B. llcturk, G. Kirkpatrick, J. Ricchetcr. R. Sullivan, D, Bcrrclla, R. llclwillcr. B. Koozcr, R. Robinson. R. Thotnas. P. Bauer, I.. Favlcr. XY. Kresge, I.. Ross, IV. Yandcrxort. Caponigc-ro. il. lfcrraiulo. A. Lanzcr, R. Rutherford, R. Wit-lkopolwki Confroy, XV. Haines. Ii. I.ytlc. IJ. Satlcr. S. Wishzun. XV. Cookc, D. Haxiland. I.. Maussncr, E. Scagcr. li. IVolf. 'l'. Copeland. B. johnson. ll. Morgan. K. Scrrill. P. York, D. Dax idson, C Rally. Al. Nash, C. 0'I-Iara. 'l'. Tarlirril Ogirrr Major Rirhard M. Artz Slllllll. NY. lchlcx, R. i' lIlL.XIJQl'.-XRTILRS fllpllllll . . . . Inst lnulfnuul . lfiixl lrrulumul , Wrnml liwulr mmf .SITIIIHI l.f1'llll'H1Hll Nrrnnrl I.ir't1I1tmnI Tazliml Ufltrrr . . Xlatloi Rlthttttl Nl. Xltz fnllltlllllll' fiHllIlHlUIA l,l. Col. fvlkll-ICY. Capt. lnft . Cvorgt' XY. litlwztrtls . Xlitlmcl Nl. llt'iningt't . ,lohn l'. l.attult'nsl.tgct' COMP.-XNY . Roht't't R. Sltllll Rohcrt C. lflctning Rithzntl I. mntls 'lhough il is at rt'l:ttivc'ly ncw ttnil. Hc:ttlqtt:tt'tct's Company hats cstatlmlislit-tl zt high position und lint' rcputzttion in thc Corps. 'l'his ycan, nntlt-1 tht- :uhh- It':ttlt'l'sl1ip ol Rohcrt Stout, foinpttny t'onnn:tntlcr, :intl Nlztioi Rithzntl M. rxfll, latrtirztl olhfcr, Hczttlqttztrtcrs Company hats lorgt-tl ztltczul ztgztin. :ts in yours pztssctl. to set at high stztntlztrtl to bc lollowctl hy tht' rt-st ol tht' Corps. Thc Company, lIlilClC up ol' thc lnztjority ol' junior Collcgc cntlvts in thc Corps, has proven itst-ll to bc at lint- cxznnplc lor tht- st-tontlztry school to lollow. living tontposcd ol' oltlcr czttlcts, thc company hats hat-n atctoitlccl mort- plivilt-gt-s. combining thc military lille with at Illslc ol collcgc. .-XII ol this hats toinlminvtl to niznkc this ycztr one to hc long rctnctnbcrctl hy thc rncinhcrs ol Hq. 'l'hc Cot ps will long rcmcinbcr this year ztntl thc line cxznnplt- st-t hy tht- junior Collcgt' nlcn, who plztyctl :tn integral pztrt in marking this Corps thc lint-st yt'l. Dl'llIll2l. Korn Hull, thc colonial Mpc lmrizttks of ll01ltltlllill'lL'l'S Company. su-...d- S'-NN. . ' 'rr' 'wQ,,,,K 'V'--.-,, li'1.:P , Q.. 129 Q1 Ash. f I if 43' I ual 4 anal af if A COMPANY 'lr if Captain CZIIIIILIVLI, D. Firxl I.i!'lllI'71ll7lf Sernnd l.if'llll'7lII7IfY D'l'rso, Y, 'l'homaQ, R jenkins, KZ. llcnf, R. Fi rs! Sf' rgrra nl Ginter, XV. Supply SK'I'gFH7If KIr1n1fm11y Clerk Athleflir' Sl'!'g1'l17Il jones, WV. Shotola, D. Bisch. R. Pllllllllll Sf'I'gf'l1IIf9 Kicllmzm. Nl. lfzmillnci. A. Huh-. I., Slljlllllllilll. H. Svrgfnnts lizlgimlo, Klurlixs, R. Homcr, R. Regina. .-X. llurlmzl. Dinmfk, l.2lllIlK'I'l, A. l'K-low, llccdli-, li. l'lllllll2ll'llll, XY. I,0ll2lIlKl, I.. lY:lllzni1'. lf. lllyllw. ll. K-unclzlkcr, W. Kllmslcud, . Huck, W. Klhzulilcr, KZ. R2lYllllHlKl, H. f.'lJI'Plll'lllS Hun, .L .Iona-s, R. Rnslilun, I' Ward. 'l'. Kiux. W, kzilhzick. H. Sumlcfur, l llillwr, ll. Hxmn. W. NIcl'l1crsun, A. Shulmcrl, K.. l'I'l1'II1I'.Y Xhlnul, Y. Klizmciulli. R. K-cm-rzalc. R. klzltl, 'l'. Kilt. W. Spinnui, R Nlhnno, Nl. K1ulxin,KI. Kmml. l.. Kur, R. A. f,llK'l'llK'lll. If Squires. ll. .xlWllll'. R. Kloniglimn-. S. Kfrzinl. ll. kin, R. l'crcl. Nl. Sl2lll0l'Kl. D Xsnius. N. K.muns, H. K.rc'gmy. K.. l,cvmls. KI. Phillips. xl. 5lK'2lI'lli. N Xlkinxon. I. K.rcllin K. K.rilhlhs. il. Legg. K.. Phillipx, W. 5llIIgK'l. ll. ll1lK'lllK'. R. Klrowhy. K., Hamlin. R. l.lglllK'lll7, ll. I'ismpn, .L Slum. ll. B2llKl1lllI2l. R. llclmicr, ll. lluyx, Ll. l.in1ilnnc. ll. l'urw. Y. Slliillii. R. nK'lllNlK'llI. Nl. Dcxcr. llf'l'l'Nll'KDlll. X, l.inculn, ll. Robinson, K1 Swcnsnn, R Iiinvlli. I . lllllliniy, R. lluiimk. l'. lmnhzmln. S. Rollei, W. Yznrrclinzni. llm1rqll1'. R. lipwlcin, R. l lllKlKHV1llilxl. K-. lxl1lg'2lNl'CXf. R. Ross. lY:1lkcx', B, Ilmf-rx I. lislluclzl, Irwin, ll, Nlzinwll, ll. Rnthc, K.. lY2lllIlK'K'. XS llruwn R, lfi-ilirlx. l. Nlzlgluski, KQ. hl1lVlilllll. Slivrlmk. H XYL'll!ll'Zlllll. lhuml1gv.KL. l'lK'CI1Cf', K.. .li'llK'l'NKHl. K.. Nlilfhcll. R. Singvr. Xhxul. NI. Kilppw. l . lficlm. just, lf. Nlmcr. 'lf Smith. K-. Xhnnlx. D. K.LlllK'l', R. lfux. K., Kaus. ll'. Nll'Kll, R. Smith. R. la-ilu. XY. f'llNillK', Kicis, lxvllvy. N0l'l'il0. Nl. Sulmiscll. KI. Turtirul Klflinfr K.upI:lin l'l2ll'I'V M. Krause 1 1 I Nix'-x. 'Q t l f 9 lf N ' .X KIUNIITXNY fllfllrtlrl . Dunatltl I. l.tnn.n.t I'inl In'l1lf'nnnl , X intl-nt I, llltxu l'inl lirlllfllrtlll , Yitgtliu I't'tt'l Mwrml I irttlrlmul Cihattlu X. lcttkins S'1'r'm1tl lirttlrrmnl Ratxtntnttl Y. lhtnnats Wvtnnl Iirttlrrlftftl Ruhcrt la llcnt' 'l'm'I11nl Oflttw . l.tpt.nn ll.ntx Nl. lxtatttxt' ttllt .tthlt-titp atntl tnilitatry att'ltit'vt'tttt-tit. This pant ycatr tht' cutiipattiy tlutthlctl its sttvngth, atntl atltltuttgh in n stnnc. This wats tluc to the line ff.SlIlI-1 111' ffmps atntl unity sttixctl ltn ht-twt sports, atntl uthvr xattit-tl atctivitit-5 ol tht- Clorpx. V. lhc gtattlttatting flaws will lung' l'L'Illk'llllll'I4 with pritlt- tht- lint- qnatlity nl t..I,tA Qttitttt, work atcltit-x't'tl by this ycatrk t'untpatn5. Stztlt-ly llgttniltnn Ilatll ix thc ltutnt- uf atll HY' ltnnp.tnx tattlvtx, XYith thc cntl nl' atnotltct ycatr, Luntpatny tatn luuk bank att gtn t-ntiathlt , ret'ortl. This pant yeatr hcltl trttc tn its ntottu IX' lcattls thc wary, l'ntlct tht l catpathlt' lcattlcrsltip ul thc tattlct ollttcts atntl Clatptatin llattty Nl. Kiatttw .intl Clatp tatin l,t'nttatrtl 'l'. Quinn, our 'l'attatit'atl Ollttcr .tntl Lutttpattty Gnitlanttt' Olltttt t'cspcttix'cly, tht- Clmnpatny t'utitplt'lctl at wt-ll-tntttttlt-tl prugtantt ul attattlcttttt sttrrmttttlitigs, it rtnttittttctl tn attlxatntt' thc ltatlluwt-tl ttattlititmx ul just tht tht tattltt ulltttts, nunatrntttttmtottt-tl olltrt-rs, atntl other tnt-ntht-ts ul tht- l.tnnp.tm Manny Cltnnpttny lattcs mltowt-tl hright on tht' Slatr Lists, .X.XY.l..C... intr.tn1nt tl me Abqy 'Y'- r.,,, ,44 --- ff yfqgbf B COMPANY fyffwf lf' ' Captain Keil, C. lfiml I.ifute11ur1I.s Sfwnirl I.ie'ul1'nants Amzlranclo. P. Stevens, F. Carter. ,I. Yvilliams, ll Shapiro, R. First Sergeant Schantz, C. .4.YXiS!ll71l Company Supply Supply S1'I'gf'!I7If Alhlrlir Sffgffllli Conllbany Clerk Sf'rgf'ant lforniiszmu. Al. Sufczi, E. Basacfa. C. Koi-nan. A. Plnlnmz Sergrrirzts W4-nvcr. D. Russ. P. B1-rgnuin. B. Stroud. j. Sf TgPlIlIfX Aln'nn1snn. M. Horne. P. Oslcrlmlum. R. Scllultz. R. Bliss. XV. Lewis. XV. Pownall. AI. Shapiro. H. Clznpnlali, D. Muscnli. R. Przilt. j. Svlnons. R. Clizunlwrs, UI. Mikcc. YY. Sfhicbcl. XY. M'cinslork. M. fimhlzml. B. VVcllncr. G. Cm'fmral.v llcwcy. A. Laircl. D. Orih, B. Trainer. D. Iflnycl, R. l.C2llI1y. J. Pappas, G. Yamklowitz. S. Hnnsunn. j. Leopold, j. Smith, R. Pri1'nlc'x Auzmlu. ID. Cznnplicll. H lk-Yillimsg. M. Hofkcr, Al. Murrix. KI, Rulminson, P. Alll7ll'g2llL'. R. fikllllllll. CI. l'ilQ1lI'l. A. jufksoii. XV. Niluls. C. Rowv. A. liaulgcr. P. Czisznunt. ll Elkin. P. ulamlmsmi, R. Oil. H. Sum-clli. A. BZIRCIA. NY. Cllizisc. R. liw:1'cIl.M'. -Innes. F. l'z1ppzn. M. 1 Slilllll. R. ll2Ill1'l', R. Kllwcw. R, I-'aic'h. M. jones, M. Pcnrlingi. ll. Sta-wus. M. llillllllllllll. lf.. Cllicncv. R. l'llIl1llllllUl1S. ll. Klicn. YV. Pclikzm. R. Slunrl. ll. Bell, nl. Cuplcv. M. Ucnrgv. 'I'. Knuth. R, Pcrclmnu. ll. hurrc. M. RK'lllblllX. LQ, Cusgrzuc. QI. fiL'l'lllllll. XY. Kunnins. QI. Phillips. l.. Sulllmrskx, S. gghull. Ql. Cllslcr, ll. Helly. K. l.2lR0l'i'2l. Al. l'ilmiL'. R. vl'l42lKll'lllJl'l'g'. F. lllillllx. C. llully, M. Uiglio, nl. Law, S. Pulish, 'l'. lull. CL. llluom. li. llczm. ll. Llcusull, C. I.nclllc1'. A. Rannsflcll. li. AVZIQIICI1 li. liulnll. I.. l,l'.Al'lllK'l1l,.l fvflllllll. P. I.uric. S. Rnppzl. D, AVQIQIIICII S. Bllfll. P, lk-Claunlciuis, -I. Grogan. Al. hll'f:ill'lCl'. D. Rzium. D. AY1llll'l'N, CI. lhumn. R. Dclllznnpu. R. Hnrllcll. il. hll'l'A2ll'l2lllll. R Rcirl. M. Womls. M. Bllilxllllllll. Ili-Hlloii. li. Haissrnl. li. Millvr. M. RlDlll'l'l917lI. R. Ycingsl. AI. lllnkv. S. DvI'm'rcs. M Hzlslic. K. Allfilllllll. -I. Rulxinvm. ll. 'l'nr'liraI Uflirvr Luplzun Slanlvy A. Harris wt C i'V? ss 'A' ll KIONII firlpfllill , . Ifitxl Iifultmntl , , l'1't tl I it lllftllllll . Nu mul I It tilt :mul . Vtnntl llrulttultll . sfltllltl In Hlt rlfllll limmftl Ufffttt , Ltptztitt St littifltlttn' f'm1ttst'ltn Kktpt, Hut ku atllvt. .,t l'tt1I l. Xttt.tt.tmltt L, nj , lllllfl' lf. Uilliatttts 4 ll , K'-I 6 1' r , . .r' ' , f' - vf, t -z X 1'-' ' ' f H X F vt I if X Q X ,. tj l :'7 I by Q . L .. 'sex 'QW 'txt' ' P 4' lfurtl XY. Stcxvtts ! thvrl U. Sliatpitti ltthtt l', Latttvt' ztttlvt X. llztttis .,..........,. t t ' llutmtx pttsnttqtl integrity, :tml luyztlty to tht' st'l'Xitt's. cttstuttts. xtml trzttlitititts ol' Yztllcy lfotgt' tttztkt' tht' tm'tt ol li Clmttpzttty tht' lim'st in tht' Clutps ul ilattlcts. l':tt't ul' tht' tttissiott nl' tht' .Xfzttlcttty is tu tt':tt'h :tll czttluts to tumlmt tltt'tttst'lx't's itt tht' pmpcr tttztttttct :tml to clitttittzttt- :tll thttst' ltmtt tltis ttztittittg wltu tatttmmt tit' will mit uttttlttct tltctttst'lx't's ztt't'm'tlittg'l5. This your ttmlct' tht' gttitlztmt' ul Clztptatitt Statttlvy .X, llztttis wt' zttt' stttt' tu tlitttittzttt' tht' t'ztttttot :tml will mat clztttscs lmttt tht' statmlztttls nl umtlmt. lu hztrk up Clztptztitt Hztrris. this vcztt wt' hztvt' hxttl tht' hcsl ullttvts gtml svtttut' X.Cl.O.'s in tht' .Xt':ttlcttty. Our tmttpzttty crtttttttattttlvt' tltis ycatt' is Clattlvt llztptatitt l'tt'l Ott ' ' ' ' ' ' ti lsctl. Nlr. lxvtl tn his mvtt tight hats :tt'ltit'vt'tl tttztny plztttuttts itt tht' Mtllcy l'ut'gt' lzttltlcr. Hts nllttctis wctx' Lzttlvt l'tt'st l.tt'tttt'n:tttt lwml Sttwctts, l'tt'st livtttcttztttt l':tt1l .Xttt:tt':tmltm, :tml Sctttml l.tt'tttt'tt:tttts Iuhtt C.ztt'tt't'. l't':tttk Htl lrtttts, :tml liulm bltztpmi. lhc liztcklmttt' ul tht' cutttpzttty tflllslsls ul Lzttlcl lfttsl Scrgvztttt Cl. XY. Slllllllll Pltttmm St't'gt':tttts XYt'1tvt't', Stmtttl. llctgtttzttt. :tml Russ: ppls St't'g't'atttt .Iosvplt IJ. lfrttttttisztttttz Atml Stztll St-rgvxtttts Smut :tml littsztctzt. Wztsltittgttnt llgtll is tht' zttltztttitt' h1tt't':ttLs ul' ll Kotttttattty ---u 'A' i' C COMPANY .fr 'A' 'Ir si' Captain Slough, J. First I.if'ntc'mmts Semnd I.ieulr'nants Traub, C. Kurowski, E. Davis, G. Babbitt, F. Parker, J. First Sergeant Pujals, J. Supply Sergeant Company Clerk Athletic Sergeant Axsixtfzrzt Company Clerk Becker, YV. lN'illiams. F. Cray, R. Pass, C. Platoon Sergeants Crimes. B. Myers, R. Judd, R. Ziegler. E. Sergeants Amory, G. Cavalas. C. Margulies, N. Sare. C. Bean, J. W'arnke. T. Meyers, P. Smolev. S. Daw, D. Jacobs. C. Blumenfeld, N. Thornton. J. Dutrow R. Lamborn, J. St.0nge, R. Vaughn. M. Corporals Dean. U. Lowry. S. Pusey, S. Smith, D. Squires. R. Gentile. N. Masters, YV. Rice, R. Smith. l.. Horton. J. Jackson, R. Pass, C. Willard, D. Jamison, R. Privates Anthony. J. Cartwright. XY. Creen. l . Koster, E. Moor. C. Ruslander. l.. Anton. R. Chiarelli. J. Gregg, G. Kreiser. C. Morrison. D. Sznnuelwon. M. Balm. C. Chubak, YV. Critling. J. Kriebel. J. Nicholson. J. Srhaum. R. Barrist, M. Degen, G. Gwinn, R. Kuc, R. Norris, J. Serrano. J. Black, J. Ileull. J. Heil, XY. Lamborn, N. Parlon. R. 'l'ownwhend. A. lllanfke. R. Edmunds. M. Hoffman. A. Larson. J. Patterson. G. lriechler. C. Bogart. ll. Feustel. R. Hoffman. XV. Legallais, E. Peunan, R. Yallerino. O. Bolich, D. Forrhielli. J. Hollibaugh, XV. l.ewiQ. J. Pokorski. E. Yan Culin. P. lloothe. l.. Foster. l.. Horxalh. R. Liddx, A. Prabulow, XV. Vili. ll. Bork, K. Frinlpter, J. Householder, S. MeClurkin. C. Prewt, A. Yon Beerklin. XV. Bflllglllilll, C. Gledhill. 'l'. Jordan, ll. Martinez, J. Pruiksrna, R. XValker. XV. llrown. XV. Carofalo. J. Johnson. 'II Massuh, C. Prvor. .lt H'arner. M. Caflex. A. fillilllil, G. lxellx. J. Mauro. C. Crandall. D. XVard. J. Cameron, J. Gonzalez. C. Kendrick. ll. Maykuth. lf. Reber. H. M'axloniw. K. Caplan. M. Covatos, T. Kirk. XY. Michell, F. Rudolph, R. NN'heatl3. I.. Tactiml Ofhrer Captain Paul B. Snyder . 5 41'-I fl CIONIIYXNY tujfluln ...., Iohn li. Slough I'osl l11ul1111111l , , . llllll lf. 'l Hlllll I'n1l Ii: 1111 1111111 . . l'illlY2ll'Ll X. k111'owsk1 .N1'1'11111I l1'1'ul1 1111111 . . f:kll'l'1.'ll Nl. D111 ls hl'l'tl7Hl l11'ul1r1m1l , Williznn I . lllllllllll ,srroml l,11 1111 1111111 . . . I2lllll'S l. l':11ls1'1 ',.-L 'TN-1 ,, . -----kt 1 ,V XXI ' ,482 'I'111l1111l Uffurr . . i,11pt11i11 llillll IS. Snulet Another year passes llgillll illlll we llliill' tl1e Sfllllltl ol 'll' is the Best! Cl l1oi tl1e post. 'lll. A1t111l1-1111111113 C. llilh 1hspl11ye1l Illilllj honor 5llltlk'lll5. Nllll 111t11111111111 llklh sttrp11sse1l re1'or1ls set i11 p11sse1l years. .lllll oll' the p111111le fiel1l, 11s well 11s i11 Zllltl Ulll ol lJ2ll'l'illlCS. Livery ll llo1np11 1 et lives with Zlllll lor his lellow 1111lets Ill the lllL'lllllY 11t111ospl1e11- ol Xlillllll '1 1 '2lllClS hzuing 11 good llllll'. mmfmm, C,,,,,m.14,,. ll2ll'tl to 1lo their pants i11 l11'i11ging CI to its present Sllllltllllg. The 1'111l1-ts ol C Mui. R11111i11v. 11111 look h111'k o11 this ye11r's g'oo1l ti111es 11111l see ll year well worth l'l'lll1'lIllJl'l'lllg fUlllIlllllX'9 Xllllllll ll.1Il is Ll Iitting llllllllt' to .1 l2'l1'1ll st11l1's111.111, 135 lll our eztrs. Cl l111s UINKC Zlgillll p1ove1l itsell to he o11e ol the hest lUlIlp2lllll'S o11 The IllCll of CI l111x'e, 215 i11 lllllk' pztst, 1111-t their 1'l111ll1-nges Zlllll OYl'l'l'UlllK Untler the le1t1lersl1ip 11n1l glllllllllfl' ol our t111'ti1'11l tlllll'l'l'. ll11pt11in lllllll ll Snytler, our glllllilIllL' olltter, Major -Iohn A. Rotnine. 11111l tl1e 1111let olli1'11s I CIo1np1111y has striven lor 111111 11tt11i111-1l the best. 'l'l1is best shows Iorth o11 The 1111let 0l'lll'Cl'5, IIOII-COIllIlllS5l0IN'll oll111-rs, 11111l priv11les l111ve 11ll Xfllllitll 'k 'k G COMPANY --ul 'A' 'k Cllfllllill Turner, H. lfirsl 1.iz'utf'nanl.s Sffmnrl !.il'1lfl'II1lllfS 'I'uc'ke1', II. Xkkilkowizlk. G. fIllSIllII1llI, CI. Iorgensen, I'. Bzlles, IV. Firxl Srrgwinl CJIIIIIPIIHI' Clerk Allzlrlir' Sf'l'gl'Illl1 Supply Sf'l'gf'1Illf Whilmyer, 'I'. Kzllh. CL. Slamwhury, W. Cox, II. Plainon Sf'l'gl'lHIfS I.ihien, Hahn, CZ. Iloyzick, A. Snider, Ii. Sl'l'gf'1lIl1 v :xglll'l'0, Ii, Dexine. XY. Krueger, R. Nlecleirow, I'. Norris. II. Siler. Il. Buunizmn, l'. Hewins, II. Kure. .-X. Nledxigy. A. Noyes, XY. 'I'aihhull, Il. Cox, If. -Izllle, Ii. Mzldclell, R. Miller. H. Re11sch.U. IYilmer. II. Cm'pm'11lv Ifirwl. D. Innes, Patterson. R. Sloclmlzml, I. fn1ll'I1lIIlI, Nlelcher. I.. I'ierce, U. lhomuw, Il. George. R. Nmxlmzlrk, KZ. Sczlrzm, R. Wzml. I. Privates Mlanns. W. Ifnhy, XY. llunnel, II. Mullolzi, W. Pokorski, K. Tliompson, . .'xIOX2lINIK'li. Cl. I'i1Il'IllIl2lll, II. HIZICOIDSUII, S, Nlelfher. II. I'I'IllK'C, R. Turner, IV. Nrtmzm, II. Ifickinger. S. Kznnuf. R. Nlilzmi, II. l'rin4'e, S. I'hlig. R. .-Xlkinson, li. I'.II'IIII, Il. Keihler, W. Milzmi, I.. Reeder. II. Vnllullo, I. IICZIIICY, D. Lear, ll. kl'l'K1SIll2ll'. CY, Miller, CQ. Roessle, II. Yun, I. Ilrnnsmi, I.. Gil-Diaz, G. Kinymi, C. Miller. XV. Rudolph, C. Yaiuglian. I.. Caulfield. IV. Gilew, -I. Koons. II. Moore, Cl, Sahel. I. Yolksdorf. R Uocn, II. Gnuzm, KI. Krieger, B. Moyer, NI. Sanumous, I.. IVeIker, M. Cohen, ll. Cireentree, CL. IJSIIZIIICII, -I. NIKIIOIZIS, li. Schneider, W. XVL-sley. CZ. Cole. R. Grimble, S. Lever. R. Paige, 'I'. Schweitzer, R. XYhi1e, S. Crosby, R. llzmiillon, Il. I.illle, A. Pzlllerson, I . ScoIidz1s,T. Whilesell, VI' IILIIICII. li. Hemlerwoi1.C1. Lopez, R. IIZIYIIIZIIQ, l'. Shoemaker. I . XViIey, II. Davis, R, Henrich. ll. Lugo. ll. Perry. AI. Smith. U, IVilli:m1s, D. Denier, QI. Hiergesell, li. Lurcr, R. Pfeller, I. Smyth, G. II'illi:nnw. R. Dirkinwn. W. Horsey. I.. Nlcfiarev, R. Pike, R. Staley, R. IYoo4l, AI. Iirie. G. Hownrml. N. NIZIUKIIYI. H. Tarliral Officer Major William H. Lowe Sffoml l.il'lllt'lIlIIlf i' if G COMPANY Cnjtlnin ...... llowttrtl lt. lfizsl l.il'lllI'H!lP1f I-'int l,i1'ul1'rmuf Svmrzfi I.ie'ulf'rmnl . . Clllatrlvs W. C Srroml I.fl'Hll'IllHl1 'l'fu'IimI Oflfrw' . cnt th: thc corps The com won thc XVhy . . . Bfllfl' 'lttrkct' . . Gclultl pl. Wzllkowiztk . . W. Pctcr .lorgcnscn . . . Ntlltztm tl. Ilzttcs . Nlztjot xvillilllll ll 'Cf cttlllllllllly wus originally forntctl in HH 1. livcn in its first ycxtt it wats :tp s Q 'l'urncr Iushmatn . l.owC p tt tt CL was tlcstittctl to hc htmous. ln its scrontl xcztr CL Clotnpztm' lul its Pllllfys third ycztr was :t yblll' ol' grcztt progrt-ss, hut tlut- to tht' lstct th tt thc Corps bcfatntc sntttllcr, thc contpzttty wats rctirctl. CL Clolttpztttfs nt-xt ztppczttttttcc czttm- in IQ57. Utttlt-r t-xccllcnt lt-:ttlt't's thc company contimtctl thc Iitlc statmlztrtls sct in previous yt-ztrs by XK'illllill.k in zttltlctics, :mtl wats consitlcrctl ont' ol' thc In-st ull-ztrouml tompatn tntrzmturztl rltzttnptottshtp ol thc Corps :mtl by plztcing high in rotnpzttty tom pt-tition. In '58-'59 G tvztcltctl tht' tlltimzttt- goal ol' t-vt-ry contpzmy whvtt sht lmcst-compzttty Ixtttttcr. ts C, Lompattty thc bcstf lt ts lx-st lmccztttst- tt hats atlwzos wot-kt-tl :ts t tt-zttn. It is zt compztny coztcltt-tl hy two t-xt't-llt-nt lczult-t's: Nlztjor xvillilllll Lo :mtl Clzttlt-t Clztptztin Howztrcl 'I'urm-r. By thcir cxccllt-nt ttztittittg, G wats rpttitlttmf riutmtfttm- sut'p:1sswl. l,t. I. Oltwltzt. lhc Mum Xtczt: KCIIICI' of :lttixitx for tltt'ml1t'ts ol' lt QIPIIIIJRIIIX. 137 htp g tht llll if w D TROOP l--if af Captain Lara, J. First I.if'1lf67ll171fS Srmnrl I.ieute'nanls ElK'I'll2il'll'l'. QI Rtrtltwltiltl. F. l.inclstr0m, Tyler, A. Hztlslctl. KI. Kerns. j. First Szfrgennl Goodman, P. Supply Sf'I'gf'll7ll Staff Sfrgfant-Clerk Staff Sergsfant-Motors Lehman, C. Hustler, D. Fowler, R. Stall Sffgffllll-AllIll'fifS Staff SPrgf'11nt-.StnI1I1's Bean, QI. XVciss. E. Plrltrmn Sf'rg1'r1nls Nlmcr, tl. Tmnplitls. I.. Malone. 'I' Stuart. lf. Sc'r'gf'nnts Messenger G Puntl, P. Moorc, A. Yitlc. D. Ncxon. M. ltlrojcwski. M. I'ct'cltnun. lipcrwn. l . C 0 r p 0 ra I 5 1.1-skcr. -I. tQ1'untlIot'k. li. Kcntlcll. .l- Nztvc. .l. Plit-scott. F l.oltlslt'in, QI. kclllcr, G. Marte. C. Nll9lJ1illlll. R. Stcxcnsml, I-rillltlls. l.. Mciscnllcltcr. R. vkillilflllll, Alitlti. ll. .'xSlll'l. S. lluskiml. Nl. llcltntwnt. R. ltllis, S, Kcrns. K, lit-nnvtt, R Bum nmn. R lltngcx, C. lluwt-rw. D. f.lIllll'l'. -I. Dt-kcr, lf. ales Nlilflxlillllli. 'l'. Mnrkmitl. NI. SIUllllQ'l'. C St lXt'Slt'l'. ,A Martin, S. Iullcn. CI. Tmnun, A. Mustroccio. l'. Pmccll. Il, 'l'tmwy. ll Miller, G. Ratklcv. lf. Vogel, M. Mullen. -I. Recd. CL. XS'u1'1't-ll, R Ncctllc. A. Rust-ntt-ll. R. Wat't't'n. ul. Nelson. QI. Slzutglltvr, l.. Xfklill. R. Patnlncr. G, Spziltling Xvl'llllUltl, l'it'z1rella. C. IJirf'1'lur of liquilatitm Nlujm' Kimnzul KL. l'40ll2illSlDL'L'. jr. l.lL'lllCll1lllI Colonel Eugene A. lfistllct' - x . D TRUOP lfujvluin . . . . . . lainie R. l.ut I-'irtl I.fl'Ill1'IIIHIl . . blames I, lilwrliarter lfirxf lil'lll1'VlIlIIf. . lilliot nl. Rothschild First l,i1'ulen11nI . , Charles F. Halstetl Yrroml l.ir'1lifmml . . lohn R. Kerns Vrrouzi I.i1'uIemm! ..... ,Xllen I.. lvlei Vu-mul l.il'llf1'HIlV1f . . -laeques lx I.ilIliNll'Ulll 'l'm'lirul Uflirw . . Nlaior Conrad lfollansbee D Troop eonlbines the old ol. the horse eavalry with the new ol the armored '-- cavalry to make a unit unique in the Corps ol' Cadets at Valley Forge. XX'hile the ineinbers of the niost colorful organilation keep pare with the eadets ol the eorps in the elassrooin, in infantry drill, and on the playing field, they go one slep further and establish their Hne reputation by their excellence in horseinan' ship and vehicle training. Although the Troop is sinaller than most other units in the eorps, Troopers belong to an organization that is one ol' the busiest and inost demanding. The end of each year sees the graduation ol' eadets who proudly wear tlle boots and breeelies ol' the eavalry and who are among the niost versatile in the Corps. Any cadet entering the Corps or who is already a nietnber of the Corps and has an interest in the cavalry is eligible to join the Troop. ln doing so. he joins the ranks of a unit whieh sets its sights on perlee tion in everything it does. fillflillllfl' C01Ill.fl'lU!' Capt. Aiidresen, The Tro0p's spacious Younghushand Ilall. newest Aeadeiny barracks. HI h, 1- 5 1 X .'s.i.:-Q.. . f A. --fgw +-- E BATTERY ---+Q2ff1Qf-- K X3 I' x3 Captain Bowers, AI. Firxl I.ff'1lff'IlIl7lf Serrmrl I.iruIc'm1nlw .Unlnr Uffirvr-lfxf'ruIiw' Sm-ul. In llumln' 5- 0ff ' Fmvlcr, H. llcX'c1u1. D. Slnllvrx, VI. l i1xf Sl'lg!'!U1f Mn.vIe'r SI'I'g'l'lIIII!-Afflflliii Sujrjrlv SI'7'g!'lUlf Xrmlvw. S. Miller, il. R. XYilm, R. Plulorm S1'rg4'an1x l l'llSlCllllklllll'I. R. l.llSC'hl'l'. ml. Hnuscr, ll, .-Xlnlnllzl. 'l'. S1'l'gl'1lllf Clvrk .'lf,I,l'H!' .S'r'rge'1llll Ar'IilI1'rv Sf'rgf'1n1t Cummlnzirvllimls Sl'Igl'I1Hf l.ll1lWlL'Y. B. xIl'f:llll'l'. R. S. Mills. ll. XIl1c'kc'l1i'llsw, 'l'. S1'!g1'llHfY .Xnllmm, R. ll'.Xngcli. R. llllllllglli, CI. Nlilgillilli, AI. Richlcl. R. Rcmohll. K.. l'n'zlmll'mmI. 1-. Himks, R. l.clml1l3. -I. Mitchell. l.. Nlillcr. H. S, xxllllxilli. I . I.m'un1ulu. R. IIHIUIUII. ll. NI1'CIlln'c. R. S. Pclrinc, ll, Ruth. KI. XYcil1L'l'. ll. CU7'f10l'l1lY .Xll'X1lllllL'l'. I. llcrrx. Al. Cust. XV. llciwr. li. l'ri1mlv.S .Xnkcxy R. lliakimnm. K.. HuccIlslc'llcx'. X. Nhlmnaulgln. ID NXRIHICI, R. .Xmlcrwmp ul, Dirkinwn. R. Hulmcs, W. Nlcbinnis. nl. NIHIIICII. R. linrm-ll. ll. llulm. R. lluwzml. W. Nlnlhis. D. Stuck. R. lkcralrmli lfimllvl. CI. Howell, l.. Nlicns, O. 'I4zlvIm', ll. limvcu. I . lflkllll. 'I. Hynll, NY. Nclsull. l.. 'l'illun, S IHOOIIIMZII clvll. lilumnqllisl. limcl. 11, lhwcllem. Al. CRIIAUN, ID. f:'lL'Yl1'l'. R. llllpplm, I, fllzulwn. R. llzmicls. ll. llczllun, C.. llclllzlw, I-. Flilllk. R. Gill. S, fmnlmm. QI, Gow: lf. fwl'iHIllI, XY. K-lliscwhilv, H fQlllllhl'l'. R. Hamilton. nl. llznmn. -I. Hcrwick. ul. Hess. Al. Alcnnck. l.. -lolxin. P. Kcllcrmam. H. Ncwlmulml. 'l. Nisliur, CI. Ogio. VI. Trisku, R. Yogcl, Nl. Yuigl. I.. Kelly, XY. l'zul-acl. 11. Hllllalfc, YY. Kerry, CI. Rlull. .L XVLISSOII, NY. Knnlmb. U, Smhillinpg. D. Wvhcr. .L Roos. li. Sclnncdcr. I-1. Wclls, Al. Rrmlc. R. Sum. Al. XVQHILIIIKI. H. l.cnnux, ll. SOI'l'ClIlillU, .X. Wiggins. 'l. Lipsou, .-X. Spunp,Icx'. R. XN'ilkinw, j. Mrillmul, S. Tactirnl Ofhcer xflljlll' lhniml CL. Hodgcns. -Ir Spcgclc. W. XYilwn, D. V 4 ISN I 'I IQRY tujtltttn , , . , lnhtt litmus I'IlXf Ilfllll :mul . . Iattmw Nlztttctx Nr. mul I if nl: Itrltll . . llt-mx I-ms It-t Vfmtfl I lflllr mm! , , lhtttztltl Dt-Yrxttt Nrurtttl lirttlv :mul . , N.ttttm'l Itttttln Nmmnl Ilfllfl lllltll , . . ,luhtt Smut l4lll'fllIl1flHHI'? , I NI.mtt ll.txi4I llutlgt-tts, 'I his Nutt' tht- Iiztttctx htts cutttittttctl to gtuw itt silt' :tml t'ttlim'mt' with tht- nhl j giving l'XL'lI gt't'2lIL't' pmtttisc lm' m'xt ytutr. tnllvgt' tcptttst-lttzttiutt utttsitlt' ul llvzttlqttztttt-ts Clntttpatm. 'Iltt-st' tm'n lutttt :tn itttcgtutl pztt-t ol thc liatttcrt sct-up :mtl still rt-tztin thc ptixilcgcs ul tht' .lttttiut llollvgc. In tltt' tttzttty Ckllgl tztslas atssigm-tl tht' llatttcry. smh :ts :runny sluts len' M.S.k'I'. wcckcml. wc hztvc mlom- nut tluty with at tlispntth thatt is hoth ctt- ttctivitics smlt :ts at trip tu zttt tttttiqmf cztt' tttttsvttttt, :tml xisits In xtttintts :tum muhilc' ztsscnthly plants, Xikc sights :tml otltct' exciting plants. Atmlt-ttticztlly tht' liztttcry is holtlittg its own. ltztving at guml tvptt-st-tttzttimt mt thc Stan' l,tst, :tml with slut-tt mutt tn tht' Llmn' :tml :att CIIIIIIINIQINIIK tt-pn' f l I I 'I 'l sctttzttimt in tmmst ol tht' cxttzt-cttt'titt1l:tt' :tttititit-s. tht' litttttttx hzts hvvtt mt tht' litpl flulutnl lop. ' lhc lS.ttlt-tx ts tttt.tttctctI lll ttmgttthtt-ttt llnmtltutt ll.tlI. J 1 tnctt lurttttttg at suhtl unc lt-om wIm'h our plc-hc clztss hats It-ztttttctl :tml llItlNIN'Iii'lI. I thttsiztstitt :tml pmlcssiottztl. Uttt' work Itzts ht-cn t-nliglttcm-tl umtittttztlly hy ,,..-all -- a 4 f ir 'A' 'k 'k BAND Captain jeffords, R. First Lieutenant Second Lieutenants Gans, W. Robert.son, W. Weller, D. First Sergeant .llaxter Sergeant, Drum lllajor Clark, W. Hoffman Supply Sergeant Platoon Sergeants Sergeant Clerk Sergeant Drummer Tyner, H. llohby, P. McLeod, Croft, P. Calloway, C. Sergeant 'I'ecltnit'ian Sergeant Bugler Alltletir Sergeant Sergeant Librarian Fleming, ll, Schmeller, B. Fll0lll'Cl'. J. King. B. Sergeant.: ft2ll'll, A. Mitchell, l'. Horton, Slcchtzt. H. Kinkaitl. A. Smith, X. H. 1.90. A. Sturr, xl. Corporal Gardiner, D. Pritfales llortri, S. lixcrclt, D. Harrie, S. Rilthic. G. lloyd, Fisher. 'll Hollmtm, C, S. Scott. G. tim-ty. lf. Csokzl. l.. llsuis, R. Dunkclhcrgcr, C lrsslingcr, nl. l I'2LIllil2llltl Fry, A. Greenfield . Hagar, D Hztrriw, I3 YV. Hopkins, H. ,I1lC0lJi, R. G. Nltiiztrrx. R. Nltxorc, Notlwcll. I.. Tartiral Offirer and Barlflntaller I.icutcn:tnt Colonel D. Keith Fcltham Smith, C.. S. Smith, I.. F. Stcinhztrt. W. 'l'llliilSllCl'. A. willig. R. N gl . if at EX BAND flllllllfll . . . . Rohelt lu .lellcnds l'llXf lirulrrmrtf . . . lYilliatn 'l. Gans Second l.iI'llll'lIlHIl . . XYilliatn lc. Robertson Srconri lir'nlf'nunl ,.,. Dale C-. Heller 'l'4lrI11'1ll Ufflfrr . ll. iol. D, Keith l l'lIll2llll High points throughout the year included the atmual trip to the Harrisburg Horse Show and the series ol concerts which once again drew large crowds ol music lovers. An added feature this year was the trip to the Royal Military Col- lege ol' Canada. The Band tnacle the trip in answer to an invitation extended by the Commandant of the college. They presented a concert and participated in a regimental review in honor ol General Baker. who also made the trip. The cadets ol' the college held a dance lor the Band as a larewell gesture. Another innovation this year was the Valley Forge Marching Song written by Mr. Stuart Lockheitn, President ol the Philadelphia Acaclc-my ol Music. This march was introduced hy the Band: the Glee Clluh sang the lyrics, drawing a large ovation at each presentation. One ol the most important days in the recent history ol the .-Xcademy lound the Band again right in the tniclclle ol activities. 'lhis was, ol course. the dedicaa tion of Mellon Hall. XYith many dignitaries present, including General Matthew B. Riclgway and Major General Richard K. Mellon. the Band had quite a hnsy IKIIR, lam-,, day. Among their activities were a chapel parade Iollowecl hy a regimental rc'- view. a luncheon concert. and the declication itsell later in the afternoon. ltuidumr lounwlor lhc- Band harraclcs enjoys an unusually attractive setting on the campus. r'. 'V 's f N - .. , X, wa' - , - XE xx x --v ' .1-147.4 - ' 143 1 W I wi'-'5'R Crosxed Sabres Co-Editors -g Welker, Bridgers. C . 2 A URGAN ZATIIINS . I I v ' U U E Tm Yh fl Lu 1 I 6 1 I . t S hug ' T 5'-r. .ig ,N af- ,I E 4 I E M., ., The National Honor Society 'l'he liric Fisher XYood Chapter ol' the National Honor Society this year ob- serves its tenth anniversary as an active campus organization. This very select organization was chartered on .Xpril 5, 1950, and since that date has actively promoted the cultivation ol' its lour cardinal principles: Scholarship, Leader- ship, Clharacter, and Service. To be selected as a metnber of this Honor Society is, rightly considered, the highest academic honor that Valley Forge can bestow. Candidates are carefully selected lor membership on the basis of the afore- mentioned qualities. Scholarship is, ol' course, the necessary qualihcationg but the accompanying detnands ol' character, leadership, and service are also care- fully considered. This year the local chapter embarked on a program to make itself a more active organization than had been the case in previous years. It was thought that in this way the Society could play a more elfective part in campus life, not merely rest upon its laurels by considering honor without its attendant re- sponsibilities. To further this aim, the activities olf the chapter included a symposium meeting to inquire into the deeper meanings ol one ol its principles: character. A combined meeting with Phi Theta Kappa, the junior College Honorary Society, featured a guest speaker, Dr. Fred Ford of the University of Pennsyl- vania. ,..,..,,.,, Y 'KPMG ig: x N . t 3 , .L Seated: Cannava, D. J., jclfords R F Dc-Villing, F. A., Stout, R R Nu , C. C., Erbs, M. j., Pino, A Solomon S. F., Bowers. J. XV., K 1 C Slough, E .SruIf'rI: Clannava, D. jcflords DeYilling, lf. A., Stout, R R Nl KZ. C., lirbs. M. Pino, A Solom S. li., Bowers, XV., K 1 C' Slough, xl. li. Standing: 'Ihom1s Schilling. KI. I -- -fy-afb-v--f The Honor Council Seated: Hcnrich, C. R., Raymond, H. D., Qsgt. at annsjg l'n'idgers, R. L., Secretary Treasurer: Becker, W. A., President: Lt. Cdr. jones, Mdvisorjg Keil, C. O., Libien, -I. R., Smolev, S. P., Rothschild, E. J. Standing: Lands- bctg ' flat I C , . The The Cadet Honor Code belongs to the Corps of cadets, and it is the respon- sibility of each and every cadet to uphold and maintain it. This is made possible only by a strong sense of pride and integrity on the part the code, the word of any cadet is accepted as the truth. The Honor Council is made up ol fourteen cadets selected each year by the Superintendent. It is their duty to insure that the Corps is fully indoctrinated with an understanding and appreciation ol the purpose strived lor by the honor code. They also act as a group to try all offenders ol' the code. of every cadet. Under UA cadet slmll not lic, cltml, or slml, mn' slmll ln' ffllflillfl' sanzrn' These are the respected words used as the guiding principles of these ollicers and cadets, and only through complete adherence to these principles can the honor system survive. I A u.A., 1 .. Board of Governors WVith the rapidly-growing Corps of Cadets, planning and providing an adequate program of extra-curricular activities is no small task. Captain Douglass, our newly appointed Director of Activities, is responsible lor much of the planning pertaining to our activities, while other members of the faculty serve as advisors for every club and organization on the Campus. The Board ol Governors serves to represent the Corps in the planning and programming of these activities. The Board, consisting of fifteen cadets from the senior class, is selected annually by the Superintendent to serve for the entire academic year. These members are subdivided into smaller committees to more readily facilitate the various recreational activities. It is not uncommon for members of the Board to frequently attend meetings of the honor societies, clubs, movies and athletic events to receive first hand knowledge of the many kinds of activities available to the Corps. As there is at least one member of the Board of Governors in each company, cadets are encouraged to make suggestions for the improvement and addition of the recreational activities. f.Io1'lm'ixe: SlCl1ll'i. N, lf.. llelloskcy Wiegaml, ll. C., Deutsch, S, H.. fVicc Presitlentj: RllNlill2lh, ll. lf., fl'resi tlcntj: Ryan, C. li., fSceretatyjg l'oths X. Cwyint, li.. Claseoek, Il The Phi Theta Kappa Society Ks a rewarcl lor the prolieieney antl exeelleney tlisplayetl in 1lCillllL'lllll'S, Valley l orge catlets are 2lllllltll'llL'll to wear goltl or silver stars, tlepentling ttpon scholastic tterage. -Ittnior College tatlets with stars are also pertnitletl to he intltttitetl into the l'hi lhetzt Kappa National llonor Society, Delta lipsilon Chapter. lhe purpose ol this Society is to create an enthusiasm lor Sl'llOl2ll'SlIIlJ, to slnnttlate a tlesire to rentler service, to protnote worthy leaclership, and to en- courage the cleteloptnent ol cliaracter in catlets ol the .Ittnior College. Metnher- ship in this chapter is attire antl honorary, antl is hasetl on scholarship, good nral tharaeter antl l'L'itlgllllCtl qualities ol citizenship as iutlgetl hy the Dean tl Iaculty ol the junior College antl hy the active tnetnhers ol the Chapter. C tntlitlates in the Delta lipsilon Chapter tnttst have spent at least one setnestet' tn the lunior College. The tninitntnn athievctnent level lor athnission as tlctcr- netlihy the national organization is a scholastic' average ot li Military Sciettte antl latties is also inelutletl in tltis scholastic' average. Phi Theta Kappa has as its plannetl program this year the suhjeet ol how to help stitnttlate intellettttal tlereloptnent in the junior College. The Junior College Gold and Silver Star Cadets Rustehak, 11. F, ' lfirxl rote: Gwynn, li., lll'lllSfll, S It., Clascock, il. ID., Wiegantl, H. C .Snonrl mze: Ryan, C. li.. Slclak, N F., l'oths, A. Dclloskey, E. Itrxl tmu: ISULIIIIIZIII. R, XY.. Rnllleltilcl. I llezther. II. lf., Lztntlsherg. XV. A. N1 FIIIIII I'llIl'.' I-Ixerell. XY, II., Illlylttttis, Ix X.. Ratvtttmttl. II. II., 5ll'Xl'IlS. Nl. A. In K C llnk .I 1 Ilthn C X 811111111 rn:1': .lelI'ers1nt. li. IYztrnke. I . IIt'ttvt', R. Ilnllihatnglt. IV. CZ., Sire. K.. R.. Snnth. 1... Smtttlztw. I. 5. Ilzirtl mtv: IY:trt'en. R. II.. Slmtolzt, ll I... Pstppats, K-. CI. I'iIl'lll', ll. IS.. Ott. IV. .-X.. Nltlztnt, II. Fifllt The Secondary School Gold Star Cadets lhe Cfoltl htztr ezttletx nl the seecnttlztry seltonl IILIYC' heen ztwztrtletl IIICII' tltse tint-tive stairs lor ztezttletttie ztverztges ol' 90 per cent with no subject below 85 per eent, Silver stairs represent at general ztezttlentie ztverztge ol' 85 per eent or hetter with no subject lower thztn 80 per eent. The winners ol' these stairs hztre mntribtttetl to the .'X1':1tle1ny in :1ll selmlztstie lieltls. 'l'hey ltztve proven themselves cqttztlly proficient in the ntztny activities ztntl z1tltletiesollet'ccl by thc Aezttlettty. Their :ttzttletnie excellence is sttpplctnentetl by their versatility in other fields. Clzttlets who eztrn this ztezttletnit ltunot' :ne entitletl to severztl privileges, inclutling several weekentls :intl il weekly leztve ul' ztlmsenee on XYetl1tt-Mlzty ztlterttotms. The tlistinetive stan' worn on the lower sleeve ol' the dress ztntl full dress ttnilornts is incleetl ll well-tleservetl trihnte tu the atntlents who eztrn theni. v - , . e Xl e ol Xztlley I'tn'ge are prontl ol the ezttletn whose nznnes ztppeztr on the Goltl :intl Silver Slill' I.ist, lot' they :ire living prool IIIZII young nten eztn he snperinr in their studies while lacing the tretnentlntts challenge ul at tnilitztry environment. The Secondary 1 I School Silver Star Cadets xt! mtv: Iltitlgets R. I., Gellntztn. -7.-V, . lr' ' llllll r1r11': Speetly. KI.. JXNIIIIIN, XY. IAl7il'f IVtNxIw. II. II.. Cox, If. IV. Int 1-11: .'l'l1llIll. I.. llritlgcts, R. XVt-Ikcr, M.. Kvil. C., Roster, li. Srron ti' It Coloitt-li 1-im-y txcabcr D. -ckcr XV., Ct-IIttt'ttt, A., Schultz R Tltird mtv: Ilrttyr, R., Raymoml, D. XVt'Itttt'r. KL.. Iloow-t', R. The Alumni Association 'I'Itc' oImjt't'tivt's ol' tht- .llttnttti .'Xssoc'i:ttiott :trc to :titl itt tht' tlcvcloptttcttt :tml pttrpctttzttiott ol' tht- V:tIIcy Iforgc Military Aczttlt-ttty, :tssist itt thc protttotiott ol' its ztczttlvtttiti :tml cttltttrztl Iilc :ts wcll :ts its tt:ttttr:tl intcrcsts :tml ittIIttt'm'c, :tml protttotc :tt'qtt:tittt:tm'c :tntong .'Xt':ttlcttty ztlttttttti, :ts wcll :ts :t ttttttttztlly bcm'Iit'i:tI rcl:ttiottsItip bctwcctt thc .Xttttlcttty :tml its Xlttttttti. The lio:trtl ol' IJirt't'tot's is thc policy-ttt:tkittg body ol. thc :tssot'i:ttiott 'l'Itt' bo:tt'tl zttttltorilctl thc following fttttctiotts to bc hcltl tlttrittg tht' rttrrcttt yc:tr ot' ISl5fI-ISIGII: :t Scntitt:tr to bc fotttlttftt-tl by tttc-tttbcrs ol' thc :tlttttttti Ior tht- Iirst t'l:tss ol' tht: sccomI:try sfhool :tml thc jttttior collcgc, :tml eight :treat tlimtcrs. 'I'Itc l'itts- burgh Arczt w:ts gttttttctl thc first t'h:tptcr Cllutrtcr. Six pttblicuttiotts ol Thr' lforgff wcrc pritttctl this yc:tt'. A tlittncr to tttctttbcrs ol thc gratlttttting t'I:tss w:ts hcltl on -Ianuary I2, I960. Hotttccotttittg was scltctlttlctl lor Nlzty 2l, 1900. lht: projcct. for thc :ttttttt:tl Altttntti Fttml tlrivc this your h:ttl :ts its goal the inst:tlI:ttion ol' :t Iztttgtutgc I:tbor:ttot'y. Our Alttntni .fXssot'i:ttiott will imrcztsc in tttttttbcr by atpproxitttzttcly 256 grzttlttzttcs this ycztr. fhttlct ztwztrtls wvrt: given to Iti plcbvs tlurittg thc cttrrcnt ycztr. 'l'ht- ttcw qtutrtcrs for thc Altutttti Assot'i:ttion is in Mt-llott lI:tII :tml :ttt ittvitzttion is cxtcmlctl to ztll tm-ntbt-rs of thc Iztfttlty :tml stztlf to visit wltcttcvcr possiblt- to prorttotc good public' rclzttions. I'11'tl rmtx' SIt:tpiro, Il. NI., Sc't't't't:tt'y ot cnsctt. '. '.. rt-sitlctttl Io attttts, Srrottrl mztx' I'tti:t'Is, Kttrow . . ., -' :', .ttn,. l5:tbbitt. NV. If., Mctlvigy, A, S., I'oI:t Itowski. II., Rztytttoml, ll. II., W':tl K.. Iiztsilv. Ll. Y.. I'rim'c. S. Il.. llc rskcy. Ii. I itlttt:tt'titt, XY. Voir: Strotttl, Iztcobs. R., Olmslcad, . I g XX I I' K 'il XK'c'itIcttct'. .-Xtltisorg ltltoit-wski. NI. Yitc-l'rt'sitlt'ttt3 CI:trlt'r, I'., Sgt. :tt , XY., 'l'otttpkitts. l.. R., lit-Vtuttt. ll. E. Slattery, Il. li., Nldllttrv, R. S. Thirrl rrnv: Ilttfk, IV. ll.. Stcvctts. I . XV. I:owi:tk, G. ul, I-'ourllt mir: Ziegler, li The Quill ancl Scroll Society In l926 the Quill ancl Scroll, the lrrterrrational Honor Society for High School journalists was organilecl. Cltapters of the society may be founcl in high schools, public ancl private, throughout the country, whose nrernbership is given as a rewarcl for incliviclual achievernent in journalisnr ancl school publications. The .AC1ltlL'llly'S local chapter is narnecl in honor of Caclet Allen XY. Rucker. Caclet Maximilian II. 15. XYelker, the presiclerrt: Caclet C. O. Keil, ancl ,Xlexancler C. Gelhnan were inernbers front the previous year. ancl the rest of the rnerrrbers were incluctecl at the Publications Dinner helcl this spring. Tlte incltrction service was concluctecl by l.t. Col. lisrey, the aclvisor. The rnenrbers of the Quill ancl Scroll have taken an extra interest in the school pttblicatiorrs. ancl through their ellorts the exernplary qualities ol the yearbook. the Cr'oss1'rl Stzlrrex, and the school newspaper. The l.f'g1'on1r111'r'f', are rnacle eviclent. 9 F' A Qs , f-x Sealnl: Brig. Ceneral Robert Richarcl- sort '33, Miss Stearns. lt. Col. Coclfret. Brig, General Bass. Glenn Hake '33, Clly xvlll'1'll'l' TH, George Sevbolt 'fl2. Slrrrrrfirrg: Major Nicholson. .lack lirnst '-15. llenrv Bowes '32, llarolcl YVilson '36, llr. Nllen XYeiclrnan '38, The Rev. Robert Kc-llv '55, Robert Devlin ffl, l'aul Powell 510. Riclrarcls -Iartlen '12, Robert lflllllll '-ffl. llarrv Crarnrnes 'ITIL Michael Tinclall '33, Frecl ll. Leaxv 'flS. The Cadet Advisory Council ln April. I9-16, there was establishecl an organization known as the Caclet Advisory Council, Membership consists of one representative front each platoon in the lnfantrv ancl Mountecl Battalions ancl one front the liancl. lilections are helcl in the Fall of each year. each rnernber being electecl bt popular vote antong his fellow eaclets. The Council is governecl in its constitution ancl by-laws. The constitution states as its purpose To recornntencl to the Superintenclent irnprovernents ancl innovations. The Council's objectives are set up in the interests of a better Acaclenrv ancl Corps of Caclets. The .-Xclvisory Council takes into consicleration any suggestions brought before tlretrr at their meetings. The Presiclent appoints cornrnittees to irrvesti- gate these suggestions, ancl they cliscuss thern arrcl put thern up to be votecl on. lf passecl. they go on to the Superintenclent for his personal approval. l'ncler the hire supervision of their aclvisor, Colonel Anclrew XVeiclener'. the Council has rnacle rnany fine reconnnenclations to improve the facilities in the Acaclerny. The Aclvisory Council is the only organization in the Corps having clirect con- tact with the Superintendent. The Order of Anthony Wayne ,. . , , . U . . ,, llns. the .Xcatlcmy s highest award, was literally born in fire. lt was cstahe lished on january 18, lflifl, when the original campus of Valley Forge Military Academy was completely destroyed by hre. The heroism of the cadets at this moment, along with their excellent training and discipline, inspired the Super- intendent to establish this highly coveted award. The Order of Anthony XVayne is awarded to those cadets, who in the opinion of the members of the Order, have achieved the standards of qualifica- tions for which the Order stands: namely, elhciency, high ideals, and untiring efforts above and beyond the call of duty, contributing substantially to the morale, csprit 111' corps, and progress of the Valley Forge Military Academy, and exemplifying the best traditions of the military service. Un November 8, General Richard K. Mellon was the hrst of this year to receive the honor at the Mellon Hall dedication ceremonies. He was later followed by the cadets and members of the faculty who earned the honor. These cadet and faculty ollicers were rewarded for their outstanding service to the Academy at this spectacular annual chapel service held in May. First row: Becker, Nute, Capt. Snyder Erbs. DeWitt, Srmnd row: Kurowski ling, Sands, Meyers, Casale, Flanagan Third row: Desch, Pass, Crosby, Davis Fietze, Thornton, Slough, Mills, D. jackson, Cordon. The Baron Von Steuben Society This society is the local chapter of the Association of the United States Army. It is made made up of thirty cadets who are outstanding in military duties, leadership, and in their Military Science and Tactics courses. The organization does not permit cadets to submit an application, but selects them. The cadets then submit military letters on why they want to be in the Association. After the letters have been submitted they are reviewed by the members, who choose the most qualified applicants, after which there is a formal induction. The Baron Von Steuben Military Society is a very active society. It has gone on many trips throughout the year to places such as Vlillow Grove Naval Base, the Philadelphia Naval Yard, and the Valley Forge Nike Sight. They have attended different lectures and movies giving information and discussion on the military profession. The society also saw movies on the latest and most modern developments ol modern warfare. Caponegro, Rustchak, Bobby, Schil- Caputo, Massuh, Snyder. Fourth row. Intl muh' l.t. cii'll1'lZll llatlwrp lktclvtx lths, lutnvr, lk-Yilling. .Svmml wmv: Stunt, llnwt-rs, Sthilling. ilttttttatvzl, ulvf' fouls. Pino. Nutt: 'l'hir'tI mum' liztptztin Ihulltann. Nlanitn Nitlmlsun. llztlrtnin t..txnnr. Nlniur Rtnninv. Captain ln- lmttutt C tpt un ku Ifizxl mir: l5t'Yillittg. lf. X., .It'll'0l'tls, R. lf., Nlatim' luwc. Bmwrs, XY.. Ctlatrk, XX. D. .Srrmul mir: lTcXYilt. S. K... llthx, xl.Al,.f.1lIlIlllN2l. D. -I., D limo, Y. l.ihicn. -I. R. Tlzird wav: lfowlctg ll. l'.. Gund. XY. 'Ii., llullttlattt, G. I N't'llct', D. G. I-'mnllt rrmu' Rnlwrtitm. XY. lf., l'tttt't', ll. W.. XYClkt't'. M. ll. nlmnun, 'l'ltmn.u, kicl. I.:tr:t, Slough. ' .. . I Hit -. The Army Aviation Club This ycztt' thc .Xrttty .Xxizttinn Club unnplctt-cl in acmtttl st1cu'snl'ttl yt-:tr lllllll'l thc utpatlmlt' lcattlcrsltip ol its lixcttlty attlt'isrn'. Clxtptztin l':tul B. Snytlvt, :tml tht' 4illllJ'S pn-siclcttt, Nlcrlc lirln. Klztptztin Snytlcr, at tt-gulzn' lifctisctl pilot, has pmvitlvtl thc club with ntuflt inlortnzttion t'0llt'L'l'llillg up-to-clzttc ntvtltmls ul llying. This ycztt the club wats Ulllilligtil with :tn CIllllllNi2lSlll' group ul' now tnvttt' lmcrs. 'l'ha-so fzulcts wcrv clvctctl to lllCllllJL'l'SllilJ by tltv cltztrtcr lIlt'llIlJCl'S ol' tht' club, One ol' thc highlights of thc past yczu' wats at trip lu Nlt'Uttit'c .-Kit I ot't'c Bust? in New hlcrscy. A guitlctl tout' by :tn olltcct' ol thc lmztsc incltulctl at visit to cvct'y- thing from thc ntztny ltztngztrs to thc collcc shop. '1'hc xnutnlxurs ol' thc club mtrivc to upholtl its tlltblltl, to pmvitlc its nutm- hcrs with ll knowlctlgc ol' ztviztliott by ntcztns ul' ctlttuttimtztl :tml me iztl ztctiviticsf' 'UPS' Vi as UN Swulcrl: Bruyr. R.. Welker. Nl.. laptain Berry. llridgers. R.. Raymond. D. .Nrmml max- Perelle. D., Olmstead. la. Okiu, l'.. Sllllllll. R.. Beaber. D.. Hooiei. R. Crossed Sabres lt takes a lull year to publish a yearbook, and here at Valley Forge work began in our new publications office in Mellon Hall as soon as the school year was under way. Near the end ol' the year it is a major event to look forward to the receiving ol' your yearbook, the product ol' thousands ol hours ol' work by many people. livery member ol the stall' is proud of this storehouse of memories, this lasting record ol' all significant aca- demic, military, athletic, and extra-curricular activities. lt is a book to be proud ol, and will provide many fine enjoyable moments throughout the years lor members ol this year's graduating class. Co-editors Bob liridgers and Max lVelker head the book this year, assisted by Dwight Raymond, Associate liditor. They planned. directed, and supervised the work ol' the stall, handling all administrative duties. Captain ll. Raymond Berry advised the stall' this year lor the first time: and though new to the position, he has done an excellent job. The Cro.vs1'fI SIIIIHCY has been alliliated with the National Scholastic Press Association and the Interna- tional Quill and Scroll Society for several years, and last year the book was awarded First Place by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. 154 Aclzfisnr and liflilnr: Captain Betty tongtat ulates Cadet Bridgers on receiving the Col umbia Scholastic Press Medal. .Q t --.-.4-4-.- , .- .-.... C Ifirtl time Stroutl. I. 'I .. lxeil, 11. 0. Nlaior Kaiuphell. koster. li, Il.. Stllklllll. 1. XX. .Srrmnl r'otz'.' lietlser. N. A., latnhett, X, R.. Latter. rl. I'. U O Leglonnmre Ol' the many itnportant activities at Valley lfotge, tht anxiously awaitetl hy both catlets antl the latultp. The rolling ol the presses anal the appearance ol tht Keil is on hantl. 'Ihrough long hours ol hartl work, ht Corps ol' Clatlets. .-Xssigninent sheets antl makeup ol tht paper oceupietl the tinte ol' Managing litlitor, litl Koster The lllllllllglll oil was hurnetl tonstantly hy lfeaturt tt ttlthlc lktlllll'l'S, with special emphasis on atatletnit' one ol' lasting interest to its many axial teatlers. To keep inlorinetl of the latest tleveloptnents in the fieltls ol' high school journalism techniques. we art V I V active nteinbers in the Clolumbia anal National Scholastic '? ' l l g 'l'l' lm' N Q' Press Associations and the International Quill and Scroll Society. 155 publication ol' the I.l'gIUlIHlll-H' is certainly the Ittusl i x galleys are signs that our anthitious Iiclitot-in-Clhieli Carl brought new vigor to the historical recortl ol. this year's litlitor Clint Stlltlllll and Sports litlitor -lay Stroutl as they fought tleatllines ol' eopv collecting anal making heads lor eath issue. News cox erage was .unply ptovitlesl bv the news stall' heatletl hy Ron Alacohs. 'lintelv anal ntilitary anal athletics activities, were the joh ol' Copy Editor XYalter Becker. ln his first year as lac ulty atlvisor, Nlajor james Clainpbell gave many long hours ol' his enthusiasm anal loyalty to journalism to tnake each issue l'ilI.Xf imr: ItlllIlNt7ll, ll. Nl., IKIDK l-znnilmw. Rotlmlnltl, In I.. I ol. llew, Ilttlstetl. K, lf.. Lol. xxllllxl'l. Tyler. X.. ll DR Iones. NX-iw, R., ftllli. Wood- xitle, keins. Srroml mar: Iiznilm, lf., liilo R. U.. lonipltins, I.. :HI mar: Czzntiell, lfeeney. I.. S., Nlover. Koox. l'. Slexenx. lf. W., The Hop Committee lhe llop Clonnnittee worketl lnnetl tliix yezn' to Illllkt' the Corps Hops the mttu'esst's they have been. Each eonipztny has one hop niztnztger :intl one assistant who works silently but diligently lroni the time the ezttlets request invitations lo he sent to their tlitts to the 'iettrtl clznnee, where they give up their time to cn'cul'tte lllllllltlll the morph to keep the hop lnnetioning smoothly. lhe lll1lll2lgL'l'h 2ll'l lllQt' both pttsonztl :intl hlintl tlzttes ztntl assure theme 1 selves that invitations :ire ment to ztll their gtltsts. :intl the night ol the tlaince llglllll give up their tinie to introtlnte the hlinul tlzites ztntl niztke everyone leel wel 401110. 'l'he Hop Clonnnittee works ll2ll'tl to inztke the tlztnees events to he lit'Illt'lll- lmeretl. the only eretlit ret'eiX'etl being the wearing ol the tlistinetive yellow xztsh ving that the tlatnees will he lK'Illl'lIllJt'l't'tl .intl the senxe ol anroinplislnnent in knoi hv ztll. lhe Lorps owes 't tlelzt ol th tnlu to Major Allen :intl his stzlll lot' their line service tlm vein: I l 1 l l 3 e . x-I '-Q son. I'ielt'e, f.llplL'l, Colonel xvilllxt'l kloltnson. Fin! row: filllNl'XYllllt', Applegztle. Smith. Leznny, lerhy, Nelson, Rolnn- .Seroml mre: Sgnnnions, Roos. llalw, ..,,..- V. r A-641. The Cadet Chapel Vestry First mir: Benc. R. li.. Cushman. C. H' 'l'i nib it F Ku lv' I' A Slattery. il. li. Xwcnnrl rmix' McI.eod, la. ll.. Stevens. In XX.. Cans. NK. I., Myers. R. ll. Third row: l'feffer. K. A.. Iiherharter. Fleming. R. C., Rutherford. R. T. The During the past year the Cadet Chapel Vestry has been one of the most out- standing organizations of the Academy. ln the Chapel of Saint Cornelius the Centurian, at Band and Glee Club Concerts, and other functions of the Corps, the Vestry proves its value by alert performance. XVithin this group are found ushers, crucifers, acolytes, and attendants whose jobs are of primary importance in helping about the beautiful services. The Vestry's work starts long before each service begins in preparing the Chapel for its congregation of cadets, their families. and the faculty. The smooth program of these services is directly responsible to the cadets themselves-but there is a faculty vestry who are also available for assistance and counselling. For the many activities the Vestry has, this year has been outstanding. The Vestry attended the ordaimnent of Colonel Iilbridge XValker into priest- hood. From this and many other Vestry trips and activities they gained ex' perience and responsibility of how to carry out successful services, whether in Chapel, assemblies, or lectures. .. .. l'0W5'I, 2. . ., Acolytes Guild Iiach Sunday morning at the eight o'clock and eleven o'clock services held in the Chapel of St. Cornelius the Centurian, the Acolytes serve in the stately Chapel procession. At the eight o'clock service the selected cadets of the guild serve as acolytes for the Holy Eucharist service to which all faiths are invited to attend. At the impressive eleven o'clock service they provide crucifer, alter boys, and verger. The acolytes also serve in other church functions such as the Christmas Vespers, Christmas Pageant, special church occasions, and outside organizations that hold special services in the Chapel. The cadets who comprise this Guild are from many religious faiths. They give of their free time, two days a week, to attend practices held by the Chap' lain, Father X-Valker. At these practices the new members are taught how to serve in the early morning service and the many other duties of the Acolytes. Each new member, after learning his duties, may choose the duty he prefers. The Acolytes hold weekly meetings every Tuesday evening. -v L A E44 Q, o .oo Q Q, FY' MB .49 'W' 59x05 l'irxI rmv: liverelt, Stuck, Thomas, P.. Ilartyell, Slough, Reicherter, Horton, Carly, Mullen, Koster, Haviland, XValter, llullanv, Halstead. Srrmul row: Daniel, Spinoui, Yaluzzo, XYarnke, Hahn, llelweiler, jorgenson, Heaton, Anthony, xl. H,, Wiseham. Thin! mir: lones, I., Morris son, Lehotay, Moyer, Bauer. Ryan, Houser, Thorpe, DeNIarco, fillllllll, Ifuurllz rrnv: llorei. Ramsdell, Fowler, lVolf, Kalb, Succa, Nute, lllumenfeld. Miller, ll. S., Cnrtiss, Masters, llamillon, Bliss, ll. P., Kresge. lfifll: mzv: l',lllllllllllS, I-uthrie. Pavulak. llenrick, lfazler, Gunther, KOUICY, Anton, Vaughan, DeYeau, Barton. l'homas, l'., Rutherford, The Choir liamh week this year the impressive chapel service held at the Academy was enhanced by the presence of the Cadet Choir under the hue direction of Captain Robert V. lN'ooclside. '1'hroughout the academic year the Choir rehearsed diligently the various anthems which were so well thought of by each member of the Corps. ln addition to the services held at the Academy, the Choir also made several appearances at churches in the surrounding area. These appearances included services held at Sharon Hill in December, the Chapel of the Four Chaplains, and Messiah Lutheran Church, both in ,Ianuaryg and the Arch Street Presbyterian Church in February. The most important services were held at Saint Thomas Church, New York City, and Christ Church and Saint Michaels, Germantown, Pennsylvania. liarly in November the Choir began rehearsing for the two Christmas services held each year, the Christmas Vesper Service and the Christmas Pageant. llforking during much of their free time, the cadets produced what was one of the most beautiful Vesper Services and one of the most impressive Pageants ever held at the Academy. 158 Capt. XVoodsicle and Cadet Nute discuss Choir Cross Award. Q. msn 3-1ll w vw 1 u ' ' Y ll M' YN. l l. J , I A ,lg llexl I47Il'.' llllwi, xlUl1'l', XYull'. lllilll, l.l'llUliIf. lllllllllly. Nlllv. llliv, vl'll0Illll9. l'.. XYiNlllllll, 5llLllIlL Nrrmlll mar: l ,u'll'Il, lllllklllll, Nlullvu. xY1ll'lllx1'. Rl'illll'lll'l', clillll. Sllillgll. I-willll, lil-llllll'l'. KUNIl'l', 5ll1l1l, Stuck, Nlalxlvlx, fnllllllll, ,lllllgl'llwll, 'I'l11'llI lrnr: llllllll, llllll'N. I, Yllllllllll. llIllllL'l. llgllllvll. lYlllll'l'. lll1ll'lH'. l'llulll:ll. R., llvillllll, llallllillllll ll'llll'l Klllx l'Xll'lKll1llllllx, Ill-lllzlllll. llllulll1l'lllll'lll. Xullluux, lllllllllllx. llallxllwl. l'llPlHll! mm: flJIlllN4ll'll. lllllluullx. lllllllllllll. f.llIllN. l'lmlcl', llUlINL'l', Slillllllll. Clulllllv. xllltlll. l'QIlll'l. Ill-xlulll. llvll rilll. Xlillcr. Kllullw. f:lllllllL'l'. xlllllgllll. lllllllfll. Rllllll'lllUlll, lxllwgl: The Glee Club liglllcl' silll' ul llll' Yflflll l'llIl'l'l1llllIlll'llI ill Illl' lfulgl-. sl-lcflillm alll' Hl'QLIllllK'll lay Cal Jlillll Rulrl-ll Y. Xlhlnls' Illl Cllll flllllw lllllsll' llil'l'llrll'. llSNlsIl'll lly llxllll-l N slullll' llll'lIllJi'l' ul Illl' Ulm' Cllulx, wllll gill-N all llis lull xlllp zlhilililw ill ul'g:lllifzllillll:ll IJl2lllN Zlllll lll'lllllN lllllblllf l'hl. lm,,,K.,,5l,,,l,l,i.,f's llmll Xhlsllillglllll, ll. fl., lulllll' lu llll' .Xcallll-llly. 159 llll X lllu IUIQQ C-lll I lull lx lulllll-ll l'X'l'l'j yl-all' ll'Ulll llll llllllllPllN ul llll- lllllll-l fllllllll rlllllf pmvilll- lllt l'l':llIicillg l'l'c'l'y lfrillzly lllllC'l'll00ll :lull SlIlllI'll2lN Illllflllllg, llllj ll'2ll'll :lllll rl'lll'zll'sl' Illl' songs lllll lllt' ylulr s pl'ugl':llll. 'l'lll'il' l'l'pl'l'lllil'l' is Illlllll' up ul slluw lllllls :lllll pupulzll IlllllllJl'l'S zllluplllll Im' llll'll-S xuill-Q. 'l.lll'lI lllt'cvlC'L'f.llllJ1IIJlJL'lll'5 l'l'5.glll:ll'ly zu llllllll :lllll Ulu clllll fOllllllN llllll Olllrcls Nllwws, 'lllis Nl'2ll' lllt' clull lllXLlul lu sl'vl'l':ll srlluuls pllwc-lllillg lulllrlls. cmlll lllgll pllllll ill Illl' slulslnl was ill ll4ll'kl-llsmwll, Nou .lcrscy XK'lll'l't' lllvy Sllllg lull lll'llll'll:ll'y Clollvjx ' Illfll, Sl'X't'l'1Il slllools Sllfll :ls Nllblllll YL'l'Il0ll SL'lIlllllllW The Patrick Henry Forensic Society It can be truthfully said that the Patrick Henry Forensic Society is one of the busiest and outstanding groups on the campus. The Society has a dual purpose: first, it presents and sponsors all cadet forensic activities, and second, it affords all interested cadets the opportunity to further their public speaking and debat- ing abilities. The Society had to set a fast pace to keep up with its rigid schedule dur- ing this past year. From October to january the Debate Seminar consisting of many members in the Society had to prepare its material on the national debate topic: Resolved: That the Federal Government Should Substantially Increase Its Regulation of Labor Unions. ln February the Society sponsored and com- puted in the Annual Oratorical Contest. To try out its material for the first time, the Society presented the Annual Dunaway Debate in April. In April the Society once more played host to the all-day meeting of the Ninth Annual lnterscholastic Invitational Debate Tournament. In addition to the twice- monthly meetings, a large delegation attended the Invitational Debate Clinic at the University of Pennsylvania. First row: Davis, G. M., Bruyr, R. j. Presidentg Cannava, D. J. Second row Lowry, S. R., Horvath, R. L. Vance XV, XV., YVilliams, B. F., Rice, R. M. Faillaci, A. E. The Stephen Foster Honor Society The stated objectives of the Stephen Foster Society are three: to promote an appreciation of music throughout the Academy, to sponsor various musical events at the Academy, and to bring to its members an increased knowledge and appreciation of all types of music. It is interesting to note that two-thirds of its program is directed towards the Corps in general, rather than for the mem- bers themselves. The Society enjoyed an active year, participating in a number of exciting programs and several trips off campus. In the fall the group attended a Stan Kenton concert in Philadelphia. The annual dinner meeting was held in january, followed by their attendance at the opera. In March the Society at- tended the Philadelphia Orchestra's regular Monday evening concert. Membership and interest have never been problems for this organization. Applicants have always outnumbered the available vacancies in the Society, so that it continues to be possible to choose carefully from those cadets who have the requisite musical experience. 160 Col. Mitterling Ntelker, M. II. B., Vice- Ifiml rote: Horton. XY.. l'nec'ket'. W. A.. I.l. Col. jones. Nlitchell, l'. I... Kiatrll, A. B. Serum! mz1'.' Sc'ln'oehet. Il. C., Fleming, M., Slechtu, H. M.. Thirri rote: Miller, ll. li.. l,ee. A. I.. First I'01L'f Ginler, XY. R., Gelltnztn, A. C., Lt. Barstow. Gellmzm, M. D., Sehzmtl, C. XY. Semttcl mu': XY:u'ttke, 'l'.. Stroucl. j. 'l'.. Myers, l'. 'I'., XVeltner, G. I... Thornton, j. G., l'nncl, P. N., .-Xroes, S, J., l':tss, C. A. The Benjamin Franklin Honor Society llncler the guiclzmce ol' Colonel Mitterling :mcl the clirection ol' the Society Presiclent, Mr. liruyr, the lienjznnin lfrimklitt Honor Society has promotecl in creztsittg interest in :ill phases ol' scientilic' interest tltrougltottt the cznnptts. 'Illtc Society meets every other week to cliscuss scientific' topics zmcl listen to speccltcs given by cliIl'erent members ol' the Society. Colonel Mitterling :mcl tnetnhets of tlte Society :tlso give experiments lor the enjoyment zmcl instruction ol thc Society. The Society elects its metnhers hecizntse ol' their interest in science :mcl then proficiency in ztcztcletnics. 'l'lte lienjznnin lfrzmklin Honor Society keeps zthreatst of :ill the scientilici cleyelopments :incl sees the improvements ol' sc'ic'ttc'e hy mztlc ing vztriecl lielcl trips. Since :ill the liztcilities ol the Science llepztrtment :tre .tt the clisposztl ol' the Society, elzthorztte cletnonstrzttions :ire quite olten :tt om T regular by weekly meetings. llns yezn' the Society will holcl tts meetings tn Mellon Ilztll zmcl tatlce atcl yzlntztge ol' its spacious zmcl cotnlortztlmle snrrounclings. The Society hats now t privztte club rootn in Mellon Hztll. hut it will still hztye to holcl its c-xperitnents in the science l2lllUI'Zll0I'y in Shzmnon llztll. Iwcohs R ll l'mclsher W LX l ir.il rozv: l'in0. X., Bene, R. F., l.t. ivcira, Ztlrojewski, M. AI., Sek, A. R. Sfrond row: Leeds, C. R., De- Blase, C. F., Shapiro, H. M., Beaher, '. ., Perez, V. Third ruin: Cartliner. ll. lf., Raymond, ll. 17 IV.-Xngeli, R. li., Yanklowitl, S. M., Rohinson, P. XV. The Mask and Spur Honor Society 'l'he Mask :mtl Spur Honor Society has entleavoretl in H760 to promote the appreciation of tlramatics throughout the Corps with moments of inspiring tlrama. Keeping in line with the Soc'iety's 111otto, Ars Artis Carisa, Art for Art's Sake. the members ol the Mask antl Spur worked diligently to make this year a complete success. ln February, Major Soto talketl to us about the current Broadway season. .Xt this meeting he presented us with a beautiful scrapbook containing the cur- lelll reviews ol' the .Xtneriean theatre seene. 'l'he society met regularly throughout the year for the reading of play scripts or for the playing ol' clramatie reeortlings. ln NtlYClIllJCl', 1959, the group attentletl the University ol' l'etmsylvania's Players protluetion of Agatha Christie's The Spitler XVeh. 'l'he Soeietys continuing sutcess is attrihutetl to the apt and conscientious guitlanre ol' Captain joseph A, Rosi as faculty advisor. Captain Rosi has spreatl inlluenee ol the Mask and Spur llramatit' Society through the Corps activities as the tlirector antl foorclinator ol Valley l orge's own spectacular and moving interpretation ol the Christmas Pageant. First row: Rothschild, I-I. -I., Lara, R., Capt. Crofoot, Cushman, C. W., Horne, l'. A. .Sfrnrzri roar: Perelle, D. .z nbcrt, A. R., Guthrie, C. F.. WVhitmyer, T. EI., Feeney, L. S. Third row: Symons, T. I., Koster, E. Sare, C. R., Bttsacea, C. C. fa nl iomas. R.. Captain Rosi. in Strom! mir: Shapiro, R.. uc man NN , NW-iner. D., Mcflarry. tm G.. Chadder. C. Third nm Ostcthlom. R.. Degen. G A ueto li., llllflillllllll. R, The Alexander Hamilton Forum The .-Xlexander Hamilton Forum, under the guidance ol our new advisor Lieutenant A. J. Oliveira, has completed another active year. This year the purpose stressed by the Forum was to stimulate and develop interest through- out the Corps in national and international alliairs. The meetings ol the Forum consisted ol' speeches on the pros and cons ol' world alliairs. At the conclusion ol' the speeches there was a question, answer and discussion period in which the members eagerly presented their questions. opinions. and thoughts on the subject. l'll'CllllClllly the Forum was privileged to have guest speakers, who gave lectures on various national and international allairs. lt is the hope ol' the Alexander Hamilton Iforum that tlte interest and knowledge gained by its members and the men ol' the Corps will be retained in later life. The United States has been a leader ol' the llree world since its founding. ll' this nation plans to remain a leader in the years to come it will have to possess the knowledge ol' what goes on in the free world which it leads. Washington Irving Literary Society The Hlashington lrving Literary Society has several purposes, the most im- portant of which is to help every member of the Corps appreciate great works in literature. One of the ways in which the Society attempts this is to produce The Sketch Book every year. Another method is to have open house meetings where a guest speaker lectures on some phase of literature. In our meetings this year we have had as speakers I.t. Col. Esrey, Capt. Infortuna, Capt. Andresen and Capt. Rosi. Every one of our meetings has been extremely interesting and informative. To be a member in this Society an applicant must have a true desire to further his own literary knowledge and that of the Corps. He must also have a good overall academic standing with above average grades in English. The applicant will then go before the Society to read a prepared selection from some selection of literature. , Q . .,,,.-ga.. .. 1 ,A 4 .,,f.,,.,4.,,,,,. A -X George Eastman Photographic Society The George liastman Photographic Society has as its primary purpose the in- struction for the advancement of individuals in the proficiency of photographic teclmiques. This includes the proper methods of taking photographs, the com- position of the picture, the correct darkroom procedures, and the finishing of prints for permanent record. Membership is open to all interested persons. Limitations had to be imposed because the group became too large for the darkroom facilities. The 1959-60 program consisted of instruction in the basic fundamentals of photography from the simple physical aspects of photography and the use of the simple camera to the more complex methods of handling advanced teclmiques and the use of all cameras, including the press camera. This course was written for the Society by Captain Heinrich, the advisor to the Society. It included work in the darkroom, processing roll films, cutting film negatives, enlarging, and preparing the Hnal print for display purposes. The cadets of the Photographic Society were given assignments to cover for the Crossed Sabres and the I,r'girmr1air1'. Mills, Farbman, Gear. The Audio-Visual Aids So The Audio-Visual Aids Society is made up of a numb-er of cadets who have been willing to give up their free afternoons, evenings, and weekend leaves to work in assisting the Director of Audio-Visual Aids, Lieutenant john Derenzo. They provide the Corps of Cadets with movies, both for entertainment and classroom purposes, and do many other types of work, such as running the public address system at parades, concerts, football games, Chapel, special ceremonies, and other Corps functions. Theirs is a group of real service to the Corps, and all are striving to provide the very best entertainment possible for the benefit of the Corps. The society holds meetings at least once a week, during which time the president appoints members to perform the necessary assignments. Membership is open to anyone, but all applicants are carefully screened on the grounds of experience, character, and academic and military proficiency. If they are accepted by popular vote, they then are ready to assume the many responsi- bilities and duties. First row: Massuh. Bradford, Aguero, Crosby, Vallarino. Second row: Uhlig, Third row: Pryor, Ried, Dewey, Jones. ciety First rom' Xlfootl. NI. Willsiiis. Al. I.., Capt. llciitriclt. C-titlitiv. C. F., Cox, XV. XV. Svrmizi rozv: Ncxott. M. V., jztllc, li. -I., Dickinson. Ifirst rozix' Okin, l', ls.. lhitlgcts, R. l.., l.t. llcrcnlo, Mtitkcnfuss. 'l. lu. Johnson, H. M. Srrmirl rmtx' Ilztgloslsi, C. XV., Atkinson, C. ll., Vhlig, R. A., Capps, I . R.. Bloom. ll. Nl., Stout, D. I., Thomas, B. ll. Thin! mtv: Pass. C, A., Campbell. ll. A,, Nt-xon, M. V., llcwvy, A. 'l'., Polsotski. li. A., 1 Sfotitlzts, 'I'. S. The Society of Ruben Daria Shortly ztftcr New Yi-:tt s Dany, tluring tht- I!l5Sl-Iwi!! giciulcinii st-ztson, xt mu society was 0l'gllllllCll. The iltixing lone hchintl its cstgthlishtncnt was Nlgijot Migttcl Soto of thc lclllflgll l.illlfllllllgCN lJClJQllllllL'lll. The origittztl purpose ol this Soticty is, through its mctnhcts, to cmotltitgt thc sttttly :incl hcttct' tttlclcrstztmlittg ol' tht' lztngttztgc, litctuttttrc, history, cus toms. c'ultut'c. :tml tivililzttions ol thc Spztnislt-speaking pt-oplcs. 'l'ht- impoiitzimt of this is lmccoming more :intl more cvitlcttt in our worltl t-xury tlziy. ln onltt to foster hotter llllClCl'bl2llllllllg among tht' mcmhcts tltt-titsclws, tltcrc wctt- Ita qttcnt ntccltttgs, gttcst lcctttrcts. hlms :tml slttlcs. visits to t-whthtts ztml plant lIlX'0lYlllg fttltttrc, hcstzts, :mtl lull usa' ol tht- lztttgttztgc lnlmorittory. Nlcctittgs with shuilatrly-cttgatgctl 0l'gllllllllllUllS in tht' l'ltilzttli'lpltizt :ttczt gztw ltuit to mains nt-w iclt-:ts :mtl in1prm't-ments. The cztclcts serving :ts olhccts in thc' SUlilL'l5 ol lltthcn Darian inc its lollotts XV. A. li. l.:tntlslJct'g. l't'csitlct1t: E. .Xquct'o, St-in-t:tt'y: ll. Pcrclomo. 'l'rczisttrt't'. This Socicty may ht' fotisiclt-t'c'tl at stopping-stonc its lan' its ctltifzttiotttl socictics :irc c'0tti'ct'm-tl. The vztrious phatscs ol linglish ltztvc ht-cn thc onlx ztczttlciltict bztsis for IllCll1lJCl'Slllp. Tltotnpson, A. D. t l'irvI mtv: lluliow, R. R.. l.t. llc't't'tt10, XN'ilt'y. R. C.. Swrmttl mtv: lim-t't'tt. XV. ll., xY2ll'lllxC, 'l'., XYootl, M. Pass, fl. A.. Norris, UI. CZ.. Bloom. ll. M. 'I'ltit'1i mtv: llluiut'ul't-Itl. N. li., Con- lztlt'l. I.. II. The Arts and Crafts Club l.ot:ut-tl in nt'wly-toustruttt-tl Nlt-llon Hztll, tht- Hobby Shop, which is tht- honw l tht Xrts :intl llrttlts Lluh. is gtxttilztlmlt' to ztll uttlcts lIllL'l'CSlCll in such hohbics U ' 'ts wootlfworking. ntt-tztl-working, plastics, t't-rzunit' :tntl pottery ntztking, motlcl huiltling, :tntl lczttlitw' tooling. lX'hilt' tht' Arts :Intl Clrztlls Club usuztlly has lor tts lllK'llllJl'liS tzttlvts who aut- :tltvzttly t'xpt't'it'ttt't'tl in ont' or nlorc of tht-sc hohhivs. ntt'tnht-iship is opt-n to ztll tzttlvts t'cg:tt'tllcss ol pztst cxpcricttfc. Clzulcts who woultl likc to hcgin at hobby :ut lrcc lo join, :intl at lilnitul zunount ol instruc- tion will ht- proxitlctl lot' thvni. lht' new llohhy Shop h.ts lwctt cotttplclcly outlittctl with ncw vquiptncnt. .Xll wootl-working t':tn ht' tlont- on ncw powt'r tools which l't':tttlt'c tht' lzttttst I satlvty tlt'vit't's plus tht' tnost t'lht'it'nt tlust rt'tnov:tl 1llllli'llIllk'lllS ztratilzthltf. A now kiln ztntl poltt't's whvcl aunt' tht- t't'tnt'r ol' at poltcry-tnztkittg scction ol. tht: Shop. whilc at worklJcnt'li :tntl rontplctc rzthinct ol supplies provitlc thc zunattcur ltattht-t wot-km' with :tll tools ttvt'css:tt'y lor lC2lllli'l' scwing ztntl t'ngr:1ving. Clzulcts with plastic lzthritzttion :ts tht-ir hohhy will hc :tlmlt-. lor tht- first time, to ptA:tt'tit'c- this gut in tht- new llobby Shop. The Kiln usctl to hatkt- pottcry is lztrgc cnough to htutt lztrgt' picttls ol' plztstit' so that tht- plztstit' cztn ht' lorntctl into various shatpvs. ,J Hill math' llt-wcy, fil'lllll2lll, A. C., littsnttn. YITUIIII row: Gill, llnnna, lhllllltllil. llauuilton. Kiiutcr, Stnniz, Matrtt-. vt row J l'orres. M. A.. Capt. Hickey Rothe G. Second row: alle 1 Dickinson. XV. J., Thomp- son A D Case W. F., Goodard, R. E. The Radio Club This year has been a big year for XVVF. lt has seen the culmination of three years of hard work evolve into a transmitter. Since the inception of the Station, the chief desire has been to broadcast over the air, and hnally our goal has been attained. Having moved to a more convenient and spacious location, the station was fully equipped to broadcast over the air. Our membership was increased, the basic requirement for membership being the desire to work with the members of the station for the enjoyment of the members of the corps. There are many jobs open for membership: for those who like publicity and being in the limelight, there is announcing: for the technically inclined there is engineer- ing, plus a host of other jobs such as programming, filing, and other secretarial work. Everyone in the Corps is eligible for membership, and there are jobs enough for all. XVith the station now actually broadcasting, the functioning of the job-s becomes even more like that of professional radio stations. Everyone has his own specific duty and performs it to the utmost. One of the Illtlst important duties is performed by our new but very capable advisor, l.t. Derenm. The Boat Club Under the supervision and guidance of I.t. fjgj lienigno, this newly-formed club undertook innumerable activities, much to the pleasing of its members. Trips to the Philadelphia Boat Show and Coast Guard installations and other facets of nautical life were scheduled for this year's program. Although the club was fortned but a few months ago, its enrollment of active members surpasses any other such group of its caliber. The interests of the members vary from such fields as sailing, power boating, water skiing and skin diving, to helds such as water safety, mechanics and navigation. Through all these immediate interests all of the members agree that each meet- ing was interesting as well as informative. President, Cadet Gellman was assisted by cadets Ginter, Dewey, Clurtiss and Bruyr, who have all accomplished great tasks in the efforts of administrative duties for the Club. 1 The Library Club The Library Club was formed for the First time in Academy history. It had several aims for its members: to learn library procedure, and to grow in read- ing appreciation. Membership was open to all interested cadets and we received faithlul service from the members of the Corps. Our biggest activity of the academic year was the sponsorship of National Library lVeek in April. This program proved extremely interesting, and we received praise from many in- terested sources. An informal organization, the Library Club aided in clerical work, catalogu- ing, shelving, and, in general, giving assistance to the librarian. Informal meet- ings were held in the afternoons and on Friday nights, and the devotion and industry ol the members made them very informative. Under the hne guidance ol our advisor, Captain William A. Gaynor, we expect to develop the Library club into one of the finest activities of the Corps. I1 man, A. The Creative Arts The Creative Arts club is no stranger to the Valley Forge campus, being estab- lished several years ago as the Creative Writing Club. This club endeavors to cultivate in its members an appreciation of all forms of art and writing. The club emphasizes in particular excellence in writing, and each of its members is selected on the basis of a script submitted to the standing members of the club. liach script is then carefully read and discussed before the selectee is voted upon. The club goes on various trips throughout the year in conjunction with many ol the other societies in the school. Trips this year have included a trip to the University of Pennsylvania to hear Mr. Weeks, Editor of the Atlantic Monthly, and the annual trip to Bucks County Playhouse. As an active group the club contributes to the annual publication of the Sketch Book many short stories and poems. This year Cadets Lambert and Perelle have sent many scripts to the nation's leading magazines in hopes of attaining publication. First row: Trainer, D. P., Albano, M R., Laird, S. M., Busacca, C. C Second row: Atkinson C. J., Casale J. J., Elgart, A. Third row: Cell Club Knuth, R. il., Capt. fillfllllf, Yatlf llll'llI0, .-X., fil'l'lIIkUl, XV. S., jngluski, 'irzrt 7'0Il'.' I.:tmhc't't. A. R., I'en-llc, D. A., Gcllmzm. A. C. Svmnd rnun' Thornton, I. C. T., Sure, C. R., rnlrrlx .-'lgtu-m, li., Bt':tdf0rd, G A., G. XV. The Natural Science Club 'l'l1c purpose ul' tht- Xztlurztl Sciuntc Club is to slitnulatlu inlcrcat in thc git it oulcloors. As ill punt yL'2il'S. thc club wits opctlul to tiny lllL'IIIlX'l' ol' tht' llmps w sltowcd an cntltusiatstic' inlcrcst in lnotlc-ni scisttu-. During the winter months, tluc to inflctncnt wczttltcr, must nl thc clu :tclivilics wcrc ctmlim-tl to lAllJUI'1ll0l'j CX1DL'l'llllClll5 ztntl tlcntonstrutions. XXX' at laid cmph:t5is on :tstmtmtny :mtl missilc Lll'YK'l01Dlll1'IllS. XXI- wc-rc ltnmt-tl In spcccllcb dealing with tht- subject Santa-llilcs in YL-atm to Umm-. XVitl1 thc Ulllllllg ol Spring the illulfs ztctivilics turnctl to licltl slutly. XM liuuml thc Yllsl wootlctl circa surmumling thc ,Iunior Klullcgc- building am tx t'l'lll'lll refuge ccmlztining llllllly lllllCl'Clll typos ol' wiltl lilt-. Hcrc lllt' club apt lllillly hours olmscrving thc xuystt-ries ol' nztturc. .-Xlthough out ntctnlwrs may not cntct' thc prnlcssimtgtl worlcl ol' mictiu the lfritlaty night scxxiotis :mtl thc ficltl trips pun cal both interesting :mtl it-waml ing. Under thc uipatlxlc guitlztnce of I.t. Colonel Mittcrling thc flub litlishctl t wry profitable ycznx Brown, XV. H. Y. . .. , r. , L Miller, H. S.. Succa. F. I... Dickinson, R. . , r- .,. I . A. .wie f -A 1 ,:ft4'-- divx ' ' , 4' '- -2753? . fl' ' . -nd , . ' e : f4'F2.- -' wi, , .' fri'-Q. nv,-4 The Harriers The Harriers Club is an organization attached to D Troop. lt was fornred to bring about company spirit and to further interest in equitation, horse shows. iumping, cross-country rides, and polo. Some of their annual activities include the Devon Horse Show, Harrisburg Horse Show, and the polo games. Some of their functions at the polo games are ushering, hotwalking, and they provide the equipment manager, team manager, and his assistants. The polo team con- sists of four members of the Harriers Club. The Harriers Club is run by three people: Master of the Hounds, Secretary- Treasurer, and lYipper-In. The club has a faculty advisor, l.t. Col. Eugene A. lfist her, Col. Fischer also teaches equitation and is coach of the polo team. To gain entry into the I-Iarriers Club the candidate must be active in riding. He must help the Stable Sergeant in any way possible and he must be active in all functions concerning the Troop. The club has inducted eight new members this year: Cadets Pund, Erbs, Solomon, l.ara, liberharter, Goodman, lflostler, and Cesker. This year the new members have carried out the traditions and high standards of the club well. Several social functions that the Club sponsored were earlysmorning break- fast rides and cross-country rides lor the entire mounted battalion. This has been a most successful year for the Harriers. , ,LA eva- lg nl lt'71!'f'lf7Igf Fensterrnacher, Clausen Tilton, Nislico. XVcber, lloleton Thawley, Heiser, Dickinson, ti. Hanna. Secmrri rout: Mcfilure. R, S., nl., Slattery. Bowers, Major llodgens, Fowler DeVeau, Ardes, Houser, XViegand Third rote: Muckenfuss, Miller R., XYallace. Howard Abdalla, Bowers Club Slattery, Fenstermacher, Holeton, Mc- Clure, R. S., Ardes, Miller, J. R., Nh-Clure. R. j.. Abdalla, Miller, H. S. .li lxerns lx lesker. Fund. Hostler. foodmm rlstead. Lara. Weiss, . crns I-herharter, lipperson, l ldrojewski. 1 The Battery Club The Battery Club is the Corps d'1ilite of the Battery. The club is charged specifically with the training and spirit of the entire Battery. The Drivers Qualihcation and the Annual Gunners Competition are but two of the Battery Club's annual projects. The Club is a separate organization within the unit, and yet it is an integral part of the unit, forming a nucleus of trained leadership personnel. The Battery Club is operated on the selective basis only. Members can only be voted into the club after they have written a five hundred word essay stating why they wish to become a member of the club and what they can do to im- prove the battery as a whole. There are only fifteen members of the Battery Club throughout the academic year. All new members are carefully chosen, and must appear before all old club members to give a short recitation. The Battery Club does many things which neither the Corps nor the Battery know about. They have bi-monthly meetings with Major Hodgens, the club advisor, in which they discuss important matters concerning the Battery. They try to improve the Arsenal, making it as enjoyable as possible. The Motorcycle Club Probably one of the most colorful activities at the Academy, and surely the noisiest, is The Motorcycle Club. This organiiation is devoted and dedicated to safety in the sport of cycling. Safety and technique are stressed in applica- tions for membership. An applicant must have a perfect safety record and must compose a 500-word theme on how to improve safety for the future of motor- cycling. The applicant must also pass a stringent test of actual motorcycle opera- tion under the watchful eyes of the club advisor, Major Hodgens, and the established members. The lNIotorcycle Club has many obligations to the Academy, and their hrst and biggest job is to do a good job on the parade field. The motorcycle team has added much color by its precision drill at each of the Academy parades. Throughout the year the club travels the surrounding countryside as a unit or in smaller faster groups. The destination of each ride is merely a means to the end, the end being the safe enjoyment of the sport of cycling. 5, .L .3 ' .3 -A-r Q! A Y, THE CHICICR 1,l'1.-XDICRS H!'l'Ii!lgJ Myers, I,1llIKlCllSl2lgCl'. Clzmlrcll. .Sf1l7I!fH1g.' Solomon, l'zn'lcr. 1 P P r fo - O 1 O O O I O ATHLETICS vii? 5 VA 'N 'x X -Y . T , s-Af f A 'KX ' .- ,'va Q. Ni Q 1 A 53,3 I Q -vga, wit J' '15 . , , yi . 'Y'-f, I Q n 'of A ,Q- ,.k- P4 '1 I ,R x x 112 , ' .i S wk A bl. 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FOOTBALL At the beginning of the season Coach John Cervino said, This is without a doubt one of the best teams I have ever worked with, and they proved it too, with an excellent 6 wins and 2 loss record. With speedy backs like veterans: Jim Pownall, Tom Malone, Bill Edwards: the two newcomers Butch Deloxier and Bill Sher- lock the backfield had no weaknesses. The mighty forward wallg Earl Yvagner, Tony Scar- 'Pm S 174 celle, jerry Feeney, Mike Heininger, jerry Lake, Pete Ross, Tom YVhitesell, Al Prest, and Tom George, were just part of the reason the Trojans had a good season. YVith the coaching of john Cervino, assisted by Bill Pritchard and Butch Patten, the squad had an excellent fund of football knowledge at their fingertips. This then was the team that showed its refusal to let down its spirit, and write in the records another ex- cellent football chapter for The Forge. S- ' K 457 'E-.2-9 1 R51 5? L firirf' ' , 1 5':1-..L,- ' '.I ' v l f' W ,' i ', FOOTBALL COACHES Pritchard, Cervino, Col. Blank, Smyth, awbr-r ',. xv-m. v .- - ..,. 1-w , s Pr- ,s-A B - -A--:dv t 1..- -' ,MLA-An w-rs-, 't . . '1 l'iiP.Xf you-: f.c-orge. lidwattls, Ytaitcllc, Ross. l'owuall, l'L'lIlllll0lll, lft-clicy, Xtaguer, l5clolicr. lleininger. Svcoml row: l'rcsI, Yantleivort, Alhano. fi1'llIll2lIl. A., l.ake, Malone, finntlakct, lfoxtl. lfox. 'l'ltir1I max' Nikas, Haines, Sullivan, Sucta. li.. Parker, tl.. Stllflllll, Giles, litic. ltlagge, Bauer, R. Ifourllt mtv: Sllcrlock. XYhitescll, Xvood. lIonr'11rv: Smyth, Clervino, lifllllllllill. .llrn1r1gr'1.v: flroshv, R., Roesslc, l.oclller, lacohson. ST. FR.-XXCIS l'Rlil'.-Y.l . The opening game of the season proved to be a real test of football skill for the Trojans. Alter live consecutive losses to St. Francis, the cadets were determined to even the score. Under the able coaching of john Cervino the Trojans did just that. with a 28-ti victorv. ln the first quarter Bill lidwards intercepted aiSt. Francis pass and went -I0 yards to score. The extra point was added by Butch Delolier. The second quarter was scoreless, and the half ended V.F. 8, St. Francis 0. The Trojans opened the second half with and HI yard drive, highlighted by the brilliant running of Edwards and Pownall. St. Francis then came back up the field for their only tally of the day. Pownall took the kickoff and streaked S5 yards for a touchdown. The third quarter ended with the Trojans ahead 20-ti. To wrap it up in the final quarter Mike Heininger intercepted another St. Francis pass and went 20 yards to paydirt. .X pass from Bill Sherlock to liarl XVagner added the extra points and the game ended, V.l . 28, St. Francis fi. XVYONIINC SliNllN,XRY-V.l . ln their second game of the season the Trojans again showed their ball handling ability as they routed the Blue Knights of XVyoming. In the first quarter Valley Forge marched 75 yards for the hrst score. Butch Delolier and jim Pown- all moved the ball L15 and 30 yards respectively, with Pownall going ti yards for the score. Delozier then added the extra points and the score stood 8 to 0. Opening the second quarter, the Trojans drove 52 yards for another score. The extra point was not good. Shortly after, Bill Fox recovered a Blue Knight fumble, and Pownall took it for the conversion. Tom Malone added the extra points, and at the half the score stood V.F. 22, Wyoming 0. Neither team could score during the third quarter, and the only serious threat to the Tro- -jans lead was an incomplete Blue Knight pass to to Trojan 2 yard line. The Trojans then steamed back with a 75 yard drive for another touch- down. The extra points were good and the score- board read 30 to 0 favor of the Trojans. ln the closing minutes of the game Pownall dashed 35 yards for his fourth touchdown climaxing a 65 yard drive. The extra points failed, and the game ended V.F. 36, YVyoming Seminary 0. 175 ' .f is it jf '-W rr Edwards picks up downheld blockers. PENN CHARTER-V.F. The eleven game winning streak of the Trojans came to an abrupt end as Penn Charter handed the cadets a 36 to 8 defeat. Valley Forge won the toss and received the opening kick. Held for the next three plays for little gain the Trojans were forced to kick. A Penn Charter back took the kick on his own 35 and raced up the sidelines 65 yards for the hrst Penn Charter tally. A series of unfortunate fumbles taken ad- vantage of by Penn Charter, and the cadets found themselves working against a 24 point Penn Charter lead. The second quarter the Trojans settled down and the mighty Penn Charter team was held to only one touchdown. After the half the cadets charged onto the held determined to redeem themselves. The third quarter was a scoreless duel with neither team making any serious threat of scoring. In the fourth quarter Penn Charter powered their way up the field for another tally. This time the Trojans retaliated and in the closing seconds of the game Earl I'Vagner went twelve yards for the conversion. Bill Fox came through for the extra points on a sweep around left to give Valley Forge its only score. SXVARTHMORE COLLEGE .I.V.-V.F. On October lfith, Valley Forge journeyed to Swarthmore, Pa. where they met and defeated the Swarthmore College j.V. The opening min- utes ol' the game witnessed a Swarthmore TD and at the end of the quarter they still led 6 to 0. During the second quarter the Swarthmore eleven stalled a Trojan drive on their I6 yard line. The Trojans came right back, and taking advantage of the Swarthmore fumble drove 31 yards to score. The attempted conversion was no good and the half ended in a 6-6 deadlock. The third quarter saw two Trojan touch- downs. Bill Edwards climaxed a 40 yard Tro- jan drive by powering over from the 4 yard line. Once again the extra point attempt was no 176 good. Swarthmore received the kickoff, and four plays later were forced to punt thanks to the solid forward wall of the Trojan defense. The punt was received by Edwards and lateralled to Tom Malone who scampered 55 yards up the sidelines to score the third Valley Forge touch- down. In the fourth quarter a Swarthmore punt deep into Trojan territory set up the final touch- down of the game. Two plays after the kick, Edwards went 91 yards to paydirt. Malone then added the extra points and the game ended, V.F. 26, Swarthmore 6. BORDENTOXVN MILITARY INSTITUTE- V.F. For its fifth game of the season, Valley Forge ventured to Bordentown to meet the mighty eleven of our archrivals. In the first quarter the cadets were mostly on the defensive, but the quarter ended scoreless. The second quarter saw action as both teams scored. Bordentown was hrst, when they picked up a Trojan fumble and four plays later went over for the touchdown. The extra point was good. The Trojans roared back behind the magnificent running of jim Pownall and Bill Edwards. Edwards went off- tackle for the score, and Pownall added the ex- tra point. Midway through the third quarter, Borden- town, using its heavier line, powered its way downfield, and scored again. The attempted con- version was no good. No further scoring was done during the third period. Again in the fourth quarter B.M.l.'s power started to move. A penalty put the Bordentown men in possession of the ball on Valley Forge's 7 with first down and goal to go. Again the mighty B.M.I. team powered over. The conversion was good, and Bordentown led 20 to 6. Butch Delozier then took the kick and streaked an amazing 75 yards for the second Trojan tally. The try for the point failed, and the game ended V.F. 13, Bordentown 20. DREXEI. FRESHMEN-V.F. October 3lst proved to be a big gridiron day for the Trojans as they piled up I8 first downs with -100 yards gained on the ground. In the first quarter Butch Delolier took the handoff and traveled titi yards to paydirt, putting Valley Forge ahead ti to 0. Halfway through the second quarter, after a 4-I yard run by Delozier, the Trojans climaxed a 71 yard drive when quarter- back Bill Sherlock smoothly picked up his own fumble to score. Bill Edwards added the extra points by bulling his way over, and Valley Forge lead 20 to 0. Early in the third quarter Tom Malone sprang loose and went 59 yards, then Delozier went over from the 9 on an end sweep. Dick Bauer added the two points as he went over with three men on his back. Another great rttn by Delolier and a 30 yard scamper by jim Pownall put the Trojans in position to score again. Delolier did the honors, but the extra point failed. Drexel's only score came in the third quarter after a beautiful 66 yard pass, and short off tackle play. PERKIOMEN PREP.-V.F. Traveling to Pennsbury, Pa., the Trojans again displayed their football ability as they defeated the Perkiomen eleven 47 to 0. Opening the game for the Trojans, jim Pownall took the kickoff and made a spectacular 98 yard run back, for the first tally. Bill Edwards then added the extra points on an end run. Perkiomen received the kick and four plays later were forced to punt. Tom Malone took the kick and ran 75 yards to score, and the extra points were added by Delolier. The score now stood 14 to 0. ln the closing minutes of the first quarter jim Pownall went from the l0 to climax a 79 yard drive by the Trojans. Perkiomen scored their only touchdown after recovering a Valley Forge come back on a 55 yard pass from Bill Sherlock to Earl XVagner for the TD. Another pass from Sherlock to Al Prc-st added the extra points. Late in the second quarter Tom Malone cli- maxed a 35 yard drive by plowing over frotn the -1 yard line, and the half ended V.F. Perkiomen ti. The third quarter opened with a pass from Sherlock to XVagner for the tally. Bill Edwards then bulled over for the extra points. Late in the same quarter, Ted McMannis galloped 45 yards for the final Trojan score. The extra points were added by Curt Schantz and the game ended V.F. 17, Perkiomen 6. XVEST NOTTINGHAM-V.F. For the hnal game of the season the Trojans took on the XVest Nottingham eleven at Alumni Field and defeated them 40 to 18. ln the first quarter Tom Malone ran around right end for 29 yards and the first tally of the game. The re- lnainder of the period was scoreless. Opening the second quarter Curt Schantz intercepted a Nottingham pass and in three plays Bill Ed- wards took the ball 47 yards to paydirt. Schantf then added the points and the score stood V.F. H, XVest Nottingham 0. On the last play of the half -Iud Malani, a junior quarterback took the ball -12 yards arotmd end for another Trojan TD. In the third quarter an interception by Malani and a 25 yard run by Al Gellman put the ball on the three from which Schantz again scored. A XVest Nottingham back took the kick- off and raced 92 yards up the sidelines for the first Nottingham score. Later in the same quar- ter XYest Nottingham again scored, but the Tro- jans came right back when Malone went 55 yards for the TD. The points were added by Gellman. A final Trojan drive capped by a four yard score by Gellman, and an extra point by team manager Dick Crosby ended the V.F. scoring for the day. XVest Nottingham on the kickoff went 70 yards to paydirt, as the hnal gun sounded. This ended the Trojan's season with an impres- sive -10 to I8 victory. Giles gets a key block. ,.,.N-F i Y .us--Q.. t - - -L,-..:. L x' i' ,-.-. ,Gaps- ..f. ,,., ,wt . .IA 3, . - t ,. Q j L 1 '.',-. -.4 fq'fA7N'j 51 . I - ' is - l gs..-In 5. -. - -5. . -L '.. in, ,,. ,I 5...-'g 1, 'ik -X A 6 N A l ' 'D' '- 5 r ' if Intl fmt' llaisil. Nnietllex. lE.nh.i Iluwell, l.tnnhy, llentletwn xllllllll9Ull. llelllaue, Srrtmzl uni' lnhtetat. Nlantatgerg l.t, l.tntl l'llllL'lSHll, Nlatnaxger. J will a --will 1, 5 7 Ki , ' In . -' jf-. ' 'rf ,'.' 2 l' t L Xa' kt V1 LHS. -1 - tstslxl- t llXl.l. Rlitiokn 'l'he lmiatn rangers. untlei their new euateli, Lieutenatnt l.tn'tl, haul ai split seatsnn this yeatr, winning seven atntl dropping eight. 'l'he seatson opened . . . . 1 . X' lf. UW- up with at running statrt, als lint lianale nettetl 30 points to help tleleatt if? nfn'9I 'l t-tml 4- -- lX'est Nottinghann. Batisle aigatin stanaretl in the Hill ganne. niatking 22 ' . ., .... .. 1- . , . . 4 - . . - - QQ Sli M 8,5 IJOIIH5 RIS Mlm ll'llllllpllL'll in uvertnne. St. l'.t'atnt'ts stnppetl us eoltl with 73 thtmtt-ntmvtt . ...,. . 30 then' ti' 8 renter, hut atgann liattsle wan high niain with Ill nets, lhe WI Willinlllwvli ltlllll' ra - 30 'llojaim eanne right hatek atgannst liurtlentown with at 75-50 rtnnp. ln W S '- Hit ' ' 'lil ani extrenlelv exciting ganne the tatgels tluwnetl ll'illiatn1son with liatrhat GG Xtlntiml luntatgut . 'tti . ' V 2. .' I , a ' , , . . . . 78 wmmmg eclnimm, U . 77 high inain att la. ll hiaitnne X .lm stopped ht. lratnctf, with l'l'2lllCl'illlgll att GI Wt-xt Ntittittgtmni .. 452 lf points. .Xtlnnrail l'an't'atgut lell, with Batrhat high tnatn att ll tatges. I7 l't'Ik1t'llH'l1 -- 'll Y.lf. eanne hatek in the latst ten st-caotith nl this ll'yrnnnig ganne atncl Thi i'i 'l. l'2II'xl'i'f ' Snietllex' senretl high with 22 nets. 'lihe winning stteatk entletl when the tvtr lYxtnntng SCIIIIIIZIIW .. , ii ' a , . . ' . . A tm ,,l.iki,,,m.,, I , Im netnien niet ll est Notttngliann Int' the secaontl lttntf. liatrhat wats high titi Wtllntmwn lnatttt- .. ,. N0 with 2l. llerkitmten tanne to 'ltojattt honie tet'ritm'y atntl sountlly whtppetl W 't I t' HIM' 75 them. liatrhat atgaiin wan highniann with 22. lX'ith liatisle out the 'liolanm niet atntl Iell to Ciiiatrtl, though nnt'e atgatin liatrhat wan high with 22. ln the next ll'ymning ganne. Slnetlley wats high niatn with 20, though the 'linjatiis stttctnnhetl. ln one ol the highest Noting gannes on V.l . reeonl. the Tmjatns were tleleattetl III4 to 08, with lianahat on ltbp lor Ill catgea. liatrhat wats atgatin high nlain atgatinst lX'illiannson with 35, hut atgatin V.l . went untler. .Xgatinmt lelnple liatrhat wats the high niatn with IT, :intl entletl up the seatson with ain llontn'athle Mention on the .Xll Nlaiin l.ine 'l'eatnt. in-'gy 3 f W i ' 'itll lf-iii. fi 'ii Ph. 5 ifflgi lt tj' We , Lrfl lu zigltl: llnrtmi, lNlilll1lgK'IQ Nliiathlie, huh, Nltlatnt, ll.tnn.t, lattuhxtm. Lwinn. l':tt teiwn. xlllIl1lgl'!'. 'l'hix ytwtts tx't't'xtlii1g ltillll wtutittl up tht' stint with xi tt'n hm. mit' win, :intl ont' tit'tl t't't't 'lhuttgli it tlitl nut liztvt' ztit ii1tpt't'sxit't' stuts it xlitm't'tl up with xtmtt' t'xt't' ' ' lt'tut'tls. liltltitlgt' Nlatttnsittn' hqttl :tn t'X liztltt't' :tt llt':txywt'igl1t. l.llI'l'f lullattitl wt't'st l'n.xl mztt' XX't'illtl'1lttlr, Rvgittzt. I,twll:tlltl. l't'i't'llt'. Rulmiiistm, I'it'ttt'. flUK'll, lighttztp. lit'glt'l, NIillt'r, SJIIHIIUIIN, ,Nrtmltl mum' I5:tltt'l. Nutt fl0l1t'l2lIltl, flllllllltll. I,t. Nttnlt, Ritlttwt. kt'il, mn n'tl tm. lltnt intltxitltrtl ttllt'nt t xsith mils tint llt mtl ill tht ltsl vit' stutwn, 1 ' 1 ' ttnttm, .X lt'w tml tht' ntht't' tntltvitluztls with tw tt'llt'i1t t't'tmtls wt't't': lSt'i't Cltmpvlatntl. XYilli:mt liatlwt. lht' lt'1llll thu ytutt' Nt'lll wi't'stlt'i's to twtm tliIlt't't'itt IHIIIIIAIIIICIIINI tht' l.t'high 'li0lll'll.l- lllt'lllN. ht'ltl attiituttlly :it l.t'high llnivt't'sity, :mtl tht' lfpisttmpztl ltivitgititmgtl 'l'tmut'n:tmt'nts. ht'ltl ttt tht' l':tlt'stt'4t, tm tht' llt1ivt'rsity ol' l't'nnsyl xzinintk tattupttx. liltliitlgt' Nlzittwittt ttmlt at ntttmtl plzttt' in tht' l.t'htgh lUlll'IlK'fN in tht' lvl potmtl tlztm gtntl llill Not' ttmlt gt ltmttrth att 'l'ht' lipistoi l'tmtit'iiaimt'tit5. nl llm xtwttx xxitmitx hattl still ttmipctlttuii ltn' l tx i ttstilt mum nl tht' tht' pmititms. :mt gt 1 1 1' ' tslttl tml' wt'ight tlttmtw wt'it' xplit. 'l'ltt' tt':ti1t t'tms'.' ' Rolmtnstm :tt Clgtiy Nlillt't' :tt U5 puttittlx, llztvt' ' . llf, .Xl Rcgitizt git l2tl. lizirty CIul1t'ti :tt IZS, l'tl ty. t - - Hit' 'A L L 'A . , ttttttilm it lvl Dtxt l'titllt it H8 Col ip- tttiti, llatrl lit'il :tt llfm, liltlritlgt' NIZIIISSIICI' lfrl. l5t't't Kltnpclztittl att lti5, ilu-Clziptztiii. D ill 0 tlatiiiiqtxzt att IT5. Clltairltx Ruth :tt I85, :mtl I. lt'tl vttrsitx' :tt lfltl lui' :t whilt' gtltt't' ll wt't'stlt'-oll lot' pmititm, :mtl tml'tt'n Nlttttssntt, Clopclztntl at Clgttiitatvgt wmtltl ttuttlt' wcights. ntl Ru X. In ll ll tp, I0 ti .U ffl QI N l-1 -M C 1tltt't l'tllt'w REST ENG l. U lii1xtup.tl ..,..,,, , frll.lltl . ,.., . Illlg SLIIIIIIJIX . Uttill' if ' ' K Hllt'Nltlg2l High l't'tiii tll'llll'l llill li ... Iltritlt'tiItm'ii .... , I't'i ltiunit'ii l' i ttwttlx fL'lllliIl llttii Xthxii ....,.. ll.txtil4ntl ...,....... lwiiitgiiittmit l'iit'titlt It IL 'll .N .v- an ls ltl lil N .W li, l I in in rw t ttlt'l fillilllllll zittciiiptx tn pm hu trlllbtbllvlll lx'm'r'ling,' liilton. Delilznnpo. Viti. Hess, Smith, R, B. Slznzcling: jzielison, Magzrsrexy, Rzindull, flilplllll. Rolley, XYesley'. SIll0lCY, NYeinstoek. Gordon, Mztykuth, Stexens. Hells, Lewis, Holl- nuin. Ilooxer, Hans. Walters. Rollin- son, Rowholt, Goodhzlrt, I uther, Smith, H. POLO l'erhups one ol' the ntost dilheult sports engaged in here :tt the Aezulenly is polo, requiring not only the keenest ol' wit, but superb horseinzinship, and the utmost in teztnnvork. Under the ezipztble eozuhing ol' Col. Fischer, this yezir's tezun did l'Clll1ll'lC2lllly well lor themselves. Playing both college and professional tezuns lroni :ill over the Northeastern United States, Col. Fiseher's teams have Il reeord ol '13 victories :ind l tie in 62 outings in the lust live years. 'Iihis yezir's teznn is nlznde up ol' Chuck Hatlsteztd, Rick XVL-iss, Kit Kerns, :ind Pete Pund. NVeiss was high scorer for the year, with '17 goals, capturing lor him the individual scoring title. Kit Kerns set the gznne scoring reeord with st fabulous nine goal gzune :against the V. lf. Alumni. The members ol' D troop :ts well :is the szhool are quite proud ol the H360 Polo teznu. l'ir,xt rozw: Slelztls, Lugo, Clushtnzin Suomi muh' I'uigiIs. xlLll'Illll'l. Pztppats ll., Rome. Dexine. Phillips, ll'llllll'I' Wind. l'hinI mir: Shapiro. Rust almk, XYillizuns. B.. Speedy, lfeeny katlh. nllrxrnlq Xllllkmviztk. Lt Col Fischer, Kerns, K., Pund, Halstead Vogel, Weiss, Messenger. Managers johnson, Zipperson. ,. K f-, ma - SWIMMING For only its second year in existence, this year's swimming team did an excel lent job. Swimming against such formidable opponents as Haverford, Girard College, Ocean City, and Villanova J. V. the natators came home with a split win loss record. This year the team entered three men in the annual Eastern Interscholastic meets at Lawrenceville. The meets involved five hundred and twenty five prep and high school students from 89 schools. Many national records were broken and Valley Forge came away with three medals. Cadet Wesley captured a 3rd in the fifty yard dash, and a 4th in the one hundred yard free-style. Cadet Giles took a fifth in the diving competition sisted by Giles, Myers, Ryan, and Robinson, returning from last year. The coach, Captain Seixas, looks forward to an excellent season next year with Rob inson, Myers, Giles, and several of the promising junior varsity returning to give the team the experienced material it needs This year's team was captained by Courtney YVesley, and he was ably as- FENCING This year's fencing team ended up the season with a three wins two losses record. This was an enviable record, considering three of the teams that were played against were college teams. Perhaps the most important match of the season, was the match against the men from the University of Pennsylvania. The Trojan team went to face the team coached by the miestro of fencing, and came home the victors. For the team, their two losses to Johns Hopkins and Perkiomen, were offset by this magnificent victory. The team this year was coached by Major Hodgens and Captain Harris, and Captained by Cadet Cushman. The members of the team included: Sabers: Cushman, Martinez, Feeney, L., and XValkowiakg Foil: Lugo, Pujals, Devine, Whitmer, and Rowe, Epeeg Slezak, Ruschak, XfVilliams and Speedy. I Inu! mar, Bl'2llK'l'. llotqllv, Pctow. Grant, Ncxoti. .S'f'1'rm1l mum' 'l'mkct'. jenkins. Nclsoll, Lailaml, lotgcnson, lllllllCl', Sgt. Count-is, RIFLE 'l'hc tillc tcam this ycar has ctljoyctl a good angular match with 'll-titplc and St. NIONCIJIS scasoti, ranking high in thc Pliilatlclpltia .-Xrca on March ll. The tcam raptain. Roh Ttirmr R.0.'l'.C1. l.k'llglll'. .X rigorus sfltcmlulc was plan' and thc coach, Sergeant Connors, clicl an vxul nul lor thc tram, against sonic ol thc top teams lcnt joh in supporting thc team, anal coachi f in thc area, iiirltulitig trips to XVcst Point and them in rorrcft me-thotls ol' firing. .Xtmapolis. lfout matches wcrc lost in lcaguc This ycar's scason, highlighted by thc trips mompctition, two to Dre-xcl aml two hc-art' to Wkfst Point anal Annapolis has provcn its hrcakcts to l'.M.C1. a good om-, and Valley Forge can hc proud to TIM. imlix-illlml high MO,-C lm, year wa, SCI aclcl to it's rcrorcls thc history ol anothcr sum by Nlontc Ncxon with a rcmarkahlc 290, and WSSIUI Hill' Wlllllf tht- tc-am lirul thcir lwst score, a I-ltll, in tl tri- Rll l,li 'lil'1:XNl RICCZORD Y. F Opp. , 1562 lfnivcrsity of Scran IQUI Y. H85 Penn Static ffhiitxj Iitnfl HTH Yillanma ........... , .. Vlfltl . 4 ig H78 Penn Slilll' tNaty5 Illti H98 l.a Sallu ...,. , ..... .. NTI? l?lll5 I'. Nl. if .,.. . .. IWH H74 B0l'lll'lll0N'll ... V503 1378 lirvxvl ,..... l 399 lflifl lhvxcl ..... limo I373 l,a Salle' V463 H80 xllllklllUllS ., V588 IXSX I vnlplc' ..... llftil lflfl7 lY1'sl l'oinl l-llti lfl8-1 llotclcnlown ......, .. V553 H577 ltattagut .....,...,.. .. V307 U98 l'l'llll Stall' tkrtnyj ISSN lflflsl l'. Nl. ll. ...,....... .. H02 lflill Yilllllllllll ...,., ,.... , .. V5 ll lflfll l'cim Slain' tNaxyj 1177 l-ltll St, -loscplfs .,...,... .. N23 lmptoxing thc iillc srotvs. lsllll l'c-mplc .....,.,... .. IZ92 182 Ifizzxt rote: Seareelle, DeVilling, Roth. Cy Perkins. Fleming. Delllase. Gwinn. Seronrl row: Bin- etti. Vaughn. Lake. lfereillo, Hellman. Sherlock. Abramson, Jacobson. Thirrl roar: Smedley. Madden, Sek, Sager, Haines. Holmes. Rows. Furllz rote: Kalb. jones, Crosby. BASlilSAl.lr SCIHIIWI-li at work perfecting the fundamentals and lint April liordentown M. l. . . ,... Home April Perkiomen Prep. . . . .Away April XYest Nottingham . . . . . .Away April Girard College .... ..... . Away April Admiral Farragut . . . .... Home May Penn Frowh ...,.... .... l lome May Germantown Acad . . . .... Home May Bt. Franris ......... .... H ome Mav Mwoming Seminary . . . .... Away May llill School ..,...... . . .Away May -Xl'illiainson Trade .. .... Home points ot the game in their ellort to prodt another exeellent season lor the lillill Va Under the able coaching of Cy Perkins, a former Major League great, the baseball team again beginh another rugged season. This year's team will be formed around four of last year's returning lettermen: Phil Smedley, Gary De- Blase, Al Sek, and Bob Flemming. This year Al Sek and Bob Flemming will be on the pitcher's mound. backed by Abe Abramson, Ed De- boski, Al Prest and Fred Mitchell in the infield, with Gary Delilase. Frank DeVilling, Pete Ross, Tony Seareelli, and Al Gellman alternating in the outheld. Bill Sherlock and Phil Smedley will lill the eateherb slot. XVith a heavy schedule ahead ol them, the Trojan Batmen are hard Forge record books. 6 -4 ...t ,xr Receiving expert advise: Cy Perkins of major league hzweball fame, llc Ix'n1'r'Iing7 Kfapt. Scixas, XYt'imt0t'k, Dcgcn, Kcmivll, Stanxhtny, lrcllin, Calwllo lfath. Slrrndnigx latksnn, Rudolph, C arnvron, Ottcrhinc, llcntlvr- son. Nlatllonaltl, Moore, l.amlsln-lg, llvan. Rtbhllilll, lhttlcremr. Blanks. GOLF XX ith tht' atlwnt ul' spring and warrn wcatlrcr. wc lintl Mr. Clark, of Bryn Mawr :ntl St-rgcant Clnrnrt-rs, ht-ginning thcir tt-anr tryouts on thc lawn of thc Svinc lstatt-, Un rnany a bright al'tcr'rromr, pmspt-t'tix'c rncnrlx'r's could be sctrn walk- ing clown Cltnrtincntal llrivc. goll bags mm their Nll0llllll'l'S, rcatly for :1 hartl ,. . ., 4 . ulttrnoorr ol pr utrtt XX'lrt'n thc tt-ani was finally pickul, a strong antl anrhitioug group was ltll rt-amlv lor tht- lflhtl scasorr. lu'atlt'tl hy 'l'ntn Malnru- antl Kit, Shanti. thc two returning lL'llCl'Ill1'll lrtnn last vcar. liutl 1 Malunt- antl Shantz turn ir1 sforcs in 3 V 703, antl thvy art' aitlctl in thc low hrac'kt-t by Dart- Bliss, Bill liclwartls. - nrnc. 'l'ht- nt-w nrcrnht-rs ol' thc tt-anr art- Rithartl Boarnran and Al tht lm ttul ltll lil ausxtu'r. lYith Yallcy lfurgc Coll. flluh as thcir honrc t'ottr'sc, thc linksnrcn Can i ttl tlrvrmt-lxcs plttnty ol. prac-tit'c to nrcct thc tough sclrctlulc ahvatl. 'I'htt 111011 tlln uugh only sox cn in nunrhcr, liorrn thc snrall hut pnwcrlul llllill Golf tcanr, who link lurxx ntl to tnuthtr txtclltnt on V i I' I lf' ' SCZIS Pmsnall, l.t. l.amI, llunn, George' lxalhach, Phillips, lcrhy, .Xpplty St Ongc, Iyopolil, I.uschcr, johnson Nlanagcrg lNIcMantrs, Manning, Malani lxcctian, Wagncr, llciningcr. lzaklc l'arkt-r, Nlvyt-rs, Tyner, Mclrlrcr Cnlrvn, Ilowrnan, Managc-r. Sergeant Conners. Schantz, Edwards. Bume Bliss, Boarman, Malone, -'- af TENNIS Our tennis team this year shows a great deal of promise. Under the able leader- ship and guidance of Captain Seixas, and Captained by Cadet Stansbury, the racketmen again look forward to another wonderful season. The number one singles man this year is newcomer Mike Fach, and the returning lettermen are: Stansbury, MacDonald, and Moore. The new material for the team this year includes: Calvello, Cameron, Henderson, Otterbein, and the returning old timers are Bean and Degen. The schedule ahead is a rough one, but the coach and team feel that they will have little trouble in fulfilling the school's expec- tations or living up to the excellent record they established last year. 3 Morgan. TRACK This year's track team, with live returning lettermen, again hopes to chalk up another winning season for the school. Team Captain, jim Pownall, excells in the low hurdles and sprints, and is ably supported by newcomer Butch Delozier. Roland St. Onge and jim Manning are two of the other returning lettermen, with St. Onge specializing in distance running, and Manning taking care of part of the field events, aided by Mike Heininger, an excellent shot putter. A few of the newcomers include: Milani, George, Smyth and Melcher. They are supported by some of the returning men, with Parker, I.uscher, Keenan, Amata, Leopold and others, to form a team that leaves little to be desired, and shows great promise. Under the able guidance of l.t. l.ord, himself a newcomer to the team, the cindermen will meet with such formidable opponents as Haverford, Episcopal, Penn Charter and Malvern. The team again hopes to be able to enter in the Penn Relays and come home with a few medals. lVith this goal as an incentive and the determination and willingness to overcome a tough season, the l9Ii0 track team is assured an excellent season. 0 185 Slmzrling Hznmzl Frank XVallzu'c Ullllll Slxcczl. j. Ylrmrling l'1.'lgl'l, M Muycr Bly l hc Minus Singer Milt hvll Huck Milfhcll Racine Scrrzlnu Davis Daw D11 I Ivy' llcwcy' INTRAMU RAL Champions XVAYNE LEAGUE FOOTBALL Ii BATTIZRY Sf? YVAYNE I.liAGUlQ SOCCER COM PANY ik XYAYNE LEAGUE PmASKIi'I'l5AI,I, COMPANY 'ik XVAYNE LE.-XGUE VOI,I,liYBAI,I, CI COMPANY iff XVAYNE I,1i.'XGUE RIFLE B COMPANY Kneeling Mngrachi Hzlnliltfm XViggin Knrfling Stems Pcrcl, V. 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'9 , vi' '- VTE. - 'f' 'V 'I' . ,h -il ,,,, I , 5151 - ff ' i j ' K ' 'J ' v I fj Q 1 V -1' 188 Top 1-mv: Devine, Noe, Speedy, ulurgenwcm, Tucker, Prcst, Bcaher, Delilale, XVeinlranh. Serum! mum- Paige. Sek. Cinler, Simca, Rnhinmn. l'., SI21ll9iJlII'y. Hale, DeI,n1ier, Rolley. Deliiainpn. Tllird rnzu: Madden. Ryan, Smith, C., Row, XVilliams, YValIers. Roth, Per:-Ile, Tilton. Fnurlh rnzr: llnwhnian, Iuiland, Irngn, Baker, Cannava, Manning, Sl. Onge, Croxhy, Regina, Nexon. Slamling: Bowers, Lang, Keil, DeYiIling, In OFFICIQRS Ions XY. Bowl-'ks . ............ ...... I 'resident l-Immun A. IAM. .. ..... Vifc-President CARI. 0. KFII. ..... ........... S ecrelary Fkxxx -X. ll!-Yll.11Nc. ................. Sergeant al Arms Colonel Maitland Blank, Faculty Advisor w I The Editor's Epilogue The end of the year has finally come. XVe have long awaited these last few days that signify the end of high school and the coming of college, yet it is with some regret that we view these last exercises. There is a mix- ture of emotions as we look back at the things that stand Ullt in our mem- ories. The graduating class will long remember Colonel Hess' short writs, Colonel Gardiner's Chisholm Trail, Colonel Esrey's term papers, and all the things that brought laughter, sadness, joy and remorse into our lives. How can we ever forget the Lectures on Democracy, College Boards, Band Concerts, Regimental Inspections, Christmas Pageant, Parades, and everything that, when we look back, will remind us of the verdant campus of Valley Forge. YVe all know that we will someday return to watch other classes parade to the martial music of the Band and remember the days when we ourselves shared these experiences. Associate Editor 'O 5 Z X THE 1960 GRADUATING CLASSES JUNIOR COLLEGE SOPHOMORES Apple, Allan S.. 261 Pefler St., Harrisburg, Pa. Baker, James W.. 325 South 22nd St., Allentown, Pa. Bartlett, Frederic D.. 306 Cross St., lVinchester. Mass. Basile, James V.. 901 Yeadon Ave., Yeadon, Pa. Bobbv. APaul A.. 43 Yale St., Maplewood, N. J. Caruso. Gerald S.. 82 Grosvenor Rd., Kenmore, N. Y. Clark, ll'i11iatu D., 908 Wilson Rd., Wilmington, Del. DeBoskey, Edward 1702 Pennington Rd.. Trenton, N. Demarco, John. 15 Elmwood Ave., Belleville, N. Deutsch, Stephen H., 610 6th St.. Lakewood, N. J. Deveau, Donald E., Jr., 4100 Jones Bridge Rd., Chevy Chase. Md. Edwards, George W., Jr., 2905 Gasser Blvd., Rocky River, Ohio Fickett, Richard D.. 643 Colwyn Terrace, Deerfield, Ill. Flanagan, Brian 51 Front St., Binghamton, N. Y. Fleming, Robert G., 2229 Virginia Ave., Aliquippa, Pa. Fowler, Henry P., 7010 Beechwood Dr., Chevy Chase, Md. Fuehrer, John G., 347 West Main St.. Ephrata, Pa. Glascock. J. Douglas. 3507A South Stafford St., Arlington, Va. Gray. Richard A., 6785 Glenway Dr., Birmingham, Mich. Croft, Paul W.. 1059 Poplar St., York, Pa. Gwynn, Jervis E., 222 Worrilow St., Linwood, Pa. Harrington, George T.. 19 Depeyster Ave., Tenafly, N. Hart, Allen N., Riverside Dr., Augusta, Maine Herbert, John K., Owl Creek Rd., Tatnaqua, Pa. Heininger, Michael M., 453 S. George St., York, Pa. Houser, John V., 74 Longue Vue Dr., Pittsburgh. Pa. Hyatt, Wesley C., 413 Brookwood Rd., Wayne, Pa. Jeffords, Robert F.. 945 Rose Hill Ave., Hagerstown, Md. Jobin, Peter R., 1539 Massachusetts Ave., North Adams, Mass. Rinkaid, Andrew B., Jr., 16 Penn Ave.. Christiana, Pa. Klein, William H., 615 Colford Ave., Collingswood, N. J. Kosik, John S., 18 Orchard Terrace, Clark, N. J. Lake. Gerald R., 218 Springbrook Trail, Lake Mohawk, N. . Lang, Illdward J., 258 Shady Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Laudenslager, John P., 835 North 30th St., Allentown, Pa. McDonough, Donald T., 535 Valley View Rd., Baltimore, Md. McMasters, James M., Clearfield, Pa. Miller, Jay S., 221 Chestnut St., Lebanon, Pa. Miller, Raymond D., 1201 Walnut St., Ashland, Pa. Moyer, George H., Cowpath Rd., Souderton, Pa. Nute. Charles C., 243 Pugh Rd., Wayne, Pa. Obert, Mark J., 5043 Wayne Ave., Pennsauken, N. J. Pino, Anthony, Riverbend, Fairton, N. J. Polakowski, John D., 1178 Boulevard, Bayonne, N. J. Poths, Allan J., 139 Thompsonville Rd., Canonsburg, Pa. Pray, Richard L., 14 N. Woodland Ave., Pine Ridge, East Brunswick, N. J. Rustchak, Daniel F., 5814 Hasbrook Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Ryan, George 3 Grimes Rd., Old Greenwich, Conn. Sands, Richard J., Quarters A, Porter Road, Armed Forces Staff College, Norfolk, Va. Schroehcr, Bruce C., 351 Garfield Ave., West Hempstead, L. I., N. Y. Shultz, Benjamin M., 269 West First St., Bloomsburg, Pa. Slezak, Norbert F., Jr., 400 Grand Ave., Aliquippa, Pa. Smedley, Philip A., 630 Arbor Rd., Cheltenham, Pa. Smith, Anthony H., 434 Middle Rd., Hazlet, N. J. Solomon, Stephen E., Strand Motel, 3400 Pacific Ave., Atlantic City, N. J. Stevenson, John E., 2 Myrtledale Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. Stipek, Ken F., 8 Williatn St., Westfield, Mass. Stout. Robert R., 87 West 37th St., Bayonne, N. Straub, Thomas G., 107 St. James Ave., Merchantville, N. J, Sturr, James W., Maple Ave., Florida, N. Y. Thomas, Frederick P., 565 Baeder Rd., Jenkintown, Pa. Thrasher, Alan R., 15 Lincoln Ave., Montrose, Pa. Walter, Warren N., Box 14, Mclieesport, Pa. Weller, Dale G., R. D. No. 3, Ephrata, Pa, 190 Wiegand, Harold G., 517 Goucher Blvd., Baltimore, Md. lViggin, Thomas E., lll Llewellyn Dr.. Box 345, Westfield, Mass. Zubieta, Jorge L., P. 0. Box 4593, Panama City, Republic of Panama THE FIRST CLASS Abbud, Moises V., P. O. Box No. 1252, Guayaquil, Ecuador Abdalla, Tom F., 220 Ohio St., Johnstown, Pa. Abramson, Marshall E., 1120 Gilham St., Philadelphia, Pa. Albano, Michael R., 957-67 St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Amarando, Paul F., 2523 S. 16th St., Philadelphia, Pa. Amory, George F., 422 Hull St., Beckley, West Virginia Anderson, James T., 507 Redfern Ave., VVilmington, Del. Anton, Robert O., 146 Greyhorse Rd., lVillow Grove, Pa. Babbitt, William F., 8600 Second Ave., Silver Spring, Md. Bacine, Robert A., 1601 YV. Sparks St., Philadelphia, Pa. Barba, Brendan J., 33 Lincoln Ave.. Cliffside Park, N. J. Bates, William C., 1 Steelman Ave., Bridgeport, N. J. Bauer, Richard J., 646 Jefferson Ave., Westwood, N. J. Beaber, David F., 1522 Grove Ave., Jenkintown, Pa. Bean, James D.. Woodward Rd., Elma, N. Y. Becker, Walter A., 1249 Edge Hill Rd., Abington, Pa. Bell, John C., 144 Second Ave., Little Falls, N. J. Bene, Robert E., 212-11A 73rd Ave., Bayside, L. I., N. Y. Benchoff, John K., 141 Lincoln Way West, Chambersburg, Pa. Bergman, Brian A., 1712 Willow Grove Ave., Laverock, Pa. Bisch, Robert W., 7544 Frankford Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Bliss, Wilber A., 156 Taylor Ave., Beaver, Pa. Blume, Jeffrey D., 454 Haworth Ave., Haworth, N. J. Bowers, John W., 601 S. Providence Rd., Wallingford, Pa. Bridgers, Robert L., 4544 English Ave., Fort Meade, Md. Bruyr, Robert J., Rome Oriskany Rd., Rome, N. Y. Buckhantz, Richard J., 815 Elmer St., Vineland, N. J. Caffey, Alfred M., 310 Park St., Ridley Park, Pa. Canfield, Warren P., 15 Hillside St., West Haven, Conn. Cannava, Donald J., 63 Olive Ave., Lawrence, Mass. Cantrell, James L., Jr., 535 Irwin Circle. Fort Sill, Oklahoma Capaldi, Dominick V., 428 Main St., Port Norris, N. J. Carll, Alvin B., 366 Atlantic Street, Bridgeton, N. J, Carter, John P., R. D. No. 2 Kailon Rd., Kennett Square, Pa. Chiarelli, Joseph V., 26 Augur St., Hamden, Conn. Colvin, Charles D., 216 Emerald Ave., Reading, Pa. Coniglione, Salvatore J., Jr., 1236-50 St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Coronado, Roberto E., 11 Calle 7-66 Zona 9, Guatemala Cuidad Guatemala, Central America Crosby, Richard J., lll Woodland Dr., Pittsburgh, Pa. Cushman, Charles W ., 2980 Creekwood Rd., Norfolk, Va. Custer, Byron K., 1421 Juniper St., Johnstown, Pa. D'Ange1i, Ronald E., 522 Ballytore Rd., Wynnewood, Pa. Davis, Garrett M., 242 Lloyd Lane, Wynnewood, Pa. Delozier, Delbert L., 1121 Fairview Rd., Swarthmore, Pa. Deull, John H., 2 S. Tallahassee Ave., Atlantic City, N. DeVi11ing, Frank A., 3317 Ponoka Rd., Pittsburgh, Pa. Devine, William S., Brady Park, Lake Hopatcong, N. J. DeWitt, Seymour C., United States Embassy, P. O. Box 2229, Habana, Cuba Dickinson, Robert P., Linkwood, Md. Dickinson, Xvilliam J., 265 White Horse Pike, Clementon, N. J. Dimock, John D., 1276 Folkstone Dr., Pittsburgh, Pa. D'Urso, Vincent J., Jr., 213 Atwater St., New Haven, Conn. Eberharter, James J., Valley Forge Military Academy, Wayne, Pa. Elgart, Arthur S., 6450 Ardleigh St., Philadelphia, Pa. Estrada, Jose A., 30 Calle S. O. 206, Manaqua, Nicaragua Feeney, Gerald D., 1528 Juliett Dr., Belmar, N. J. Feeney, Lynn S., 311 Orchard Hill S.E., Grand Rapids, Mich. Fenstermacher, Richard T., R. D. No. 2, Tamaqua, Pa. Fickinger, Simon T., 43 E. Front St., Lititz, Pa. Fidler, Clarence E., 805 S. 12th St., Lebanon, Pa. rj-Uv . -ri . fi , '---f '-W' Fitzmartin, Ilialter J.. 1148 Hulton Rd., Verona, Pa. Fleming, James M.. 229 Virginia Ave., Aliquippa, Pa. George, John T., 740 Hulmeville Rd., Langhorne, Pa. German, William J., 66 Irving Road, Rochester, N. Y. Gordon, Richard H., 2527'C Steele Rd., Baltimore, Md. Grimes. Bradley E., 517 I1'oodland Ave., Haddonfield, N. J. Grogan, John L., 5337 California Ave., Bethel Park, Pa. Gundaker, William S., 3 Interlaken Dr., Interlaken. N. J. Guthrie, Christopher F.. 32 Mohawk Trail. YVestfield, N. J. Hahn, Charles A., 102 Hoiland Dr., Shipley Heights, Wilmington, Del. Halsted. Charles F.. 26 Front St., Brownville Jct., Maine Hartzell, John E., 549 George St., So. IVi1liamsport, Pa. Hays, John M.. l'pper Gulf Rd., Radnor, Pa. Henderson. Cameron R.. 249 Inglewood Dr., Mt. Lebanon, Pa. Henrich, Charles R.. 42 E. Argyle St., Valley Stream, N. Y. Hensel. John H.. 1400 Shipley Rd., Ivilmington. Del. Hewins. Donald F.. 376 S. Bellevue Ave., Langhorne, Pa. Hicks, Rodman P.. 211 Jefferson Dr.. Pittsburgh, Pa. Hoffman, George S., 15 S. New Haven Ave., Ventnor, N. J. Holeton, Donald J., 165 Bachmann Ave., Newark, Ohio Hollibaugh. IVi11iam C., Jr., 133 Summit Rd., Springfield, Pa. Hopkins, Halstead C., Main St., Lincoln Park, N. J. Horton, Joseph W.. 16 Center St., Danville, Pa. Howell. I.. Stephen, 700 Oaknoll N.E., Iflfarren, Ohio Huck, IVayne B.. 70 Coolidge Ave., Newington. Conn. Iturregui. Carlos E.. Margarida St. No. 13, Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico Jacobs, Christopher N.. Hollow Farm, Pipersville, Pa. Jacobs. Ronald D.. 2925 Greenvale Rd.. Chevy Chase, Md. Jaffe, Edward 1911 Elk Ave.. Pottsville. Pa. Jenkins, Charles A., 53 E, Moreland Dr., Hampton, Va. Jezorek. Leigh L.. 1701 Oakwood Ave., Scotch Plains, N. J. Johnson. Harvey M., 621 Fernfield Circle, Strafford, P. O. Wayne, Pa. Jones. Wallace J.. Box 42. Salix, Pa. Jorgensen, XVil1iam P.. 162 N. Euclid Ave., IVestfield, N. Keil, Carl O.. 507 S. Market St., Muncy, Pa. Kellerman, Harry B.. 706 E. 5th St., Bellwood, Pa. Kelley, John L.. 209 Jupiter Rd., Newark, Del. Kerns, J. Robert. 815 N. Island Dr. N.W.. Atlanta, Ga. Klein, William. Stone Gables, Elizabethtown, Pa. Koos, Edward, 804 Ashley Ave., Brielle, N. J. Koster, Edward H., Qtrs. l07'B, Governors Island, New York, N. Y. Kurowski, Edward A., 506 Lafayette, Niles, Ohio Lambert. Arthur R.. 424 Lynhrooke Rd., Springfield, Del, Co.. Pa. I.amborn, John W.. I1'est Grove. Pa. Lara, Jaime, Calle 35 No. 6-16, Bogota, Colombia, S. A. Lee, Alan L., 23 Judwin Ave.. New Haven, Conn. Leeds, Charles R.. 957 Allen Lane, Woodmere, N. Y. LeHotay. Joseph M., 399 Park Ave., Perth Amboy, N. J. Lewis. William Y., 2046 Old Gulph Rd., Villanova, Pa. Libien, James R.. 3422 Pickwick Dr., Bakersfield, Calif, Lindstrom. Jacgues F.. 438 Clifton Ave., Newark, N. J. Lipson, Allan, .7 Newell Rd., Brookline, Mass. Lopez, Ramon D., Marti B. No. 153, Palma Soriano, Oriente. Cuba Lugo. Christian A., San Mariano No. 802 San Juan Bosco, Vibora, Habana, Cuba Lumby, Samuel VV., 3124 Ridgeway Rd., Dayton, Ohio Luscher, John E.. 452 Linden Circle, Huntington, West Va. Luther, Ward L., 396 Bair Rd., Berwyn, Pa. McClure, Richard J., Box 107 Providence Rd., Media, Pa. McClure. Robert S., Box 107 Providence Rd., Media, Pa. McKee, William G. C., 117 Rutledge Ave., Rutledge, Pa. McLeod, Elwood B.. 2425 Hirst Terrace, Havertown, Pa. MacDonald, Robert A.. 525 Main St., Chatham, N. J. MacKay, Neil A., 22 McKelvey Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Madden, Raymond. 1222 E. Venango St., Philadelphia, Pa. Magasrevy, Barey R., Apartado 71, Valencia, Ed. Carabobo, Venezuela Manning. James K., Martin 8: Dale St., Bradford Woods, Pa. Margulies, Norman B., 39 Trenton Ave., Manasquan, N. J, Martinez, Jose M., Iturriaga 1363, Santruce, Puerto Rico Mascali, Charles R., 32 Dorchester Dr., Port Chester, N. Y. ..-.v----V-Y-f , . -.- -sw - 1'-.fs - . if 'T ' Massuh, Gabriel, P. O. Box 462, Guavaquil, Ecuador Mathis, David H., 400 E. Main St., Tuckerton, N. J. Medeiros, Paul J.. 19 Stetson St., Hyannis. Mass. Medvigy, Augustine S., 42 Cooke Ave., Carteret, N. J. Melcher, Donald E., Sunset Ave. R. D. No. 3, Norristown, Pa. Miller, Hayden S., 609 Bell Rd., Chagrin Falls, Ohio Miller. J. Richard, 1904 Lafayette Ave.. Greensboro. N. C. Mitchell, Peter 1... 301 Windsor Ave., Wayne. Pa. Mitchell. Roger H., Main St.. Middleburg, Pa. Moore, Charles A., 919 Rock Creek Rd.. Bryn Mawr, Pa. Nicholas, George N., 217 Brighton Ave.. Perth Amboy, N. J. Nicholson. James K., 15 N. Front St.. Clearfield, Pa, Nikas, Peter A., 92 Oakridge St., Chicopee Falls, Mass. Noe, William L., 144 West Ave.. Langhorne. Pa. Norrito, Matthew P.. 956 Bushwick Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Novas, William A., Main St.. Shiloh. N. J. Okin, Philip K., 1000 Lake Shore Dr.. Chicago, 111. Pappas, Michael C., 157 Water St., Perth Amboy, N. J. Parker, James T., 639 Hudson Road, Oakland, California Patterson, Frank O.. 914 Stanton St., Monongahela, Pa. Perelle, David A., P. O. Box 272, Locust Valley. I.. 1., N. Y. Perelman, lVayne, 301 Haselcroft, New Castle. Pa. Perez, Virgilio, Primera Esq. A 10 No. 1001, Miramar, La Habana, Cuba Petow. Jeffrey T., 1318 Clover lane. York. Pa. Pfefler, Kenneth A., Iranian Oil Exploration se Produc- tion Co.. Abadon, South Iran M.1.S. Phillips, Jack L., 939 Third St. N. IV.. New Philadelphia, Ohio Pokorski, Edward A., 2059 William. Buffalo. N. Y. Polish, Theodore N., 212 New l'nion St.. Salem, N. Pownall, James K., 3515 Sunnyside Ave.. Philadelphia. Pa. Prince, Steven B., G Split Rock Dr.. Great Neck, N. Y. Pullen, Charles R., 600 4th Ave.. Bradley Beach. N. J. Pund, Peter N., Tokeneke Trail. Darien. Conn. Raymond, H, Dwight, 6809 Algonquin Ave.. Bethesda, Md. Regina, Alfred 37 Commonwealth Ave., Newington, Conn. Richter, Kenneth L., 27 Spring St., Tremont, Pa. Robertson, Robert G., 328 IVinter Quarters Dr., Pocomoke City, Md. Robertson, IVi11iam F., 936 Clover Hill Rd.. YVynnew00d, Pa. Ross. Howard P., Meadow Ridge Lane, Old Brookville, L. I., N. Y. Roth, Charles W., Box 524. Rt. 8. Greensboro, N. C. Rothschild. Elliot J., 1618-16th Ave., Columbus, Ga. St. Onge. Roland J., Jr., 44 Rumford St., Concord, N. H. Sare, Carl R., Jr., 21249 Colby Rd., Shaker Hts.. Ohio Scarcelle, Anthony J., 1517 Carmac Rd., West Chester, Pa. Schiebel, IVi1liam E., Jr.. 1902 N. Fifth St., Stroudsburg, Pa. Sek, Allen R., 65 Pearl Brook Dr., Clifton. N. Shapiro, Howard M., 89 University Ave., Bridgeton, N. J. Shapiro, Robert O., 59 E. Shirley St., Mount Union, Pa. Sharman, David, Sinking Spring. R. D. No. 2, Fritztown, Pa. Sherlock, William F.. 127 Barclay I.ane, Barclay Farms, Haddonfield. N. J. Shotola, Donald L., 155 Akenside Rd.. Riverside, Ill. Singer, Jon B.. 3307 Fairview Ave., Baltimore, Md. Siter, Bart 601 .Amosland Rd., Morton, Pa. Slattery, James E, J., Newman Springs Rd., Lincroft, N. J. Slough, John E.. 227 Garvin Blvd., Sharon Hill, Pa. Smolev, Steven P., 152 Boulevard. Passaic, N. J. Snyder, Edward M., Route No. 1, Box-16, lVel1ington, Ohio Sorensen, Carl P., 6 College Ave., Plattsburgh, N. Y. Speedyi John C., 2435 N. Farragut Ave., Colorado Springs, Co o. Stafford, David S., 236 N. 29th St., Camp Hill, Pa. Steinhart, XVilliam L., 20 IV. Fourth St., Bloomsburg, Pa. Stevens, Ford W., Jr., Wyoming Island, Gananoque, On- tario, Canada Stouffer, Clair J., U.S.P. 8: F.O. Annville, R. D. No. 2, Annville, Pa. Stuart, Frank E., P. O. Box 329, Colon, Republic of Panama Succa, John E., 124 N. 31st, Camp Hill, Pa. 191 A Caffey, A. M., 80 Feeney, G. D., 85 psf-W.. ...-.7 M... -. Taylor, Dudley D., Jr., 202 Orchard Lane, Edgeworth, Sewickley, Pa, Thawley, Brown P., Jr., 15 Clarke Ave.. Milford, Del. Thomas, Raymond V., R. D. No. 4, Bethlehem, Pa. Thornton, John G. T., Skipper's Cottages, Hampton Bays, L. I., N. Y. Thorpe, Bruce W., Charlotte, Vt. Tomplins, Lee R.. Jr., 184 N. Main St., Liberty, N. Y. Traub, Carl F., Shore Acres Farm, Cambridge, Md. Tucker, Bruce, 686 General Knox Rd., Wayne, Pa. Tumer, Howard D., Ladd A.F.B., Fairbanks, Alaska Turner, William R., 810 Quince Lane, Secane, Pa. Tyler, Allen L., Algonquin Manor, Cambridge, Md. Van Culin, Peter S., 115 Parkway, Point Pleasant, N. J. -:' w--uw--wavprm- vf- ---M -f -wwyvvwfv-,rv .....-..,,,,..,,.,....,.-,- ,..,.,,,,,,,,,,'m,'x!, Vitte, Norman D., 191 Cochran Rd.. Pittsburgh, Pa, Wagner, Earl D., 527 State St., Johnstown, Pa. Walkowiak, Gerald J., 46 Oberlin Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Warren, Robert B., 3547 Asbury Ave., Ocean City, N. J. Weiss, Eric J., Aven-Hopecrest, Morgantown, est Va. Welker, Maximilian J. B., 34 S. Hewlett Ave., Merrick, N. Y. Whitesell, Thomas R., 1008 Main St., Riverton, N. J. Wiley, Richard C., 1161 Rydal Rd., Rydal, Pa. Williams, Bruce F., Grand Isle, Vt. Zdrojewski, Michael J., 32 Peck St., Buffalo, N. Y. Zerby, William D., 31 Fairhaven Dr., Midland Park, N. J. Ziegler, William E., D. Buttonwood Manor, Doylestown, Pa, Ziperson, Frank, 195 Pennana Dr., Hialeah, Florida 5 H H- 2 INDEX A Company, 130-131 Abbud, V.. 76 Abdalla, T. F., 76 Abramson, M. E., 76 Addresses, 190-191 Advertising, 195-228 Advisory Council, 150 Albano, M. R., 76 Alexamler Hamilton Society, 162 Alma Mater, 4 Alumni Association, 151 Amorando, P. F., 76 Amory, G. F.. 76 Anderson, J. T., 77 Anton, R. O., 77 Apple, A. S., 62 Army Aviation Club, 152 Arts k Crafts, 167 Audio Visual Society, 165 Anthony Wayne Legion Guard, 1 B B Company, 132-133 Babbitt, W. F., 77 Bacine, R. A., 77 Baker, J. W.. 62 Band, 142-143 Barba, J. B., 77 Bartlett. F. D., 62 Baseball Narsityj, 183 Basile, J. V.. 62 Basketball fVarsityJ, 178 Bates, XV. C., 77 Battery Club, 170 Bauer, R. J., 78 Beaher. D. F.. 78 Bean, J. D., 78 Becker, XV. A., 78 Bell, J. C., 78 Bene, R. E., 78 Benchoff, J. K., 79 Benjamin Franklin Society, 160 Bisch, R. W., 79 Bliss. W. A., 79 Blume, J. D. K., 79 Board of Governors, 146 Boat Club. 166 Q Bobby, P, A., 62 Book Plate, 1 Bowers, W., 79 Bridgers, R. L., 75 Bruyr, R. J., 80 Buckhantz, R. J.. 80 C C Company, 134-135 192 24-125 Canfield, W. P., 80 Cannava, D. J., 80 Cantrell, J. L., 80 Capaldi, D. WV., 81 Carll. A. B., 81 Carter, J, P., 81 Caruso, G. S., 62 Chapel, 9 Chapel Vestry, 156 Chiarelli, J., 81 Choir, 158 Clark, W. D., 63 Classes, 112-113 Color Guard, 121 Colvin, C. D., 81 Coniglione, S. J., 81 Contents, 4 Coronado, R. E., 82 Corps, 122-123 Creative Arts, 169 Crosby, R. J., 82 Crossed Sabres, 154 Cushman. C. MV., 82 Custer, B. K., 82 D D Troop, 138-139 D'Angeli, R. E.. 82 Davis. G. M., 82 De Boskey, E. J., 63 Dedication, 7 Delozier, D. L., 83 De Marco, J., 63 Deull. J. H., 83 Deutsch, S. H., 63 De Veau, D. E., 63 De Villing, F. A., 83 Devine, W. S., 83 De Witt, S. C., 83 Dickinson, R. P., 83 Dickinson, W, J., 84 Dimock, J. D., 84 D'Urso, V. J., 84 E E Battery, 140-141 liberharter, J. J., 84 Editor's Epilogue, 188 Editor's Introduction, Edwards, J. W., 63 Elgart, A., 84 Estrada, J. A., 84 F Faculty, 14-25 Fickinger, S. T., 85 5 Feeney, L. S., 85 Fencing Warsityj, 180 Fenstermacher, R. T., 85 Fidler, C. 85 Fitzmartin, W. J.. 85 Flanagan, B. E., 64 Fleming, J. M., ss Fleming, R. G., 61 Fowler, H. P., 64 Football Warsityj, 173-177 Fourth Class, 120-121 Fuehrer, J. G., 64 G G Company, 136-137 George Eastman Photographic Society 164 George, T., 86 German, W. J., 86 Glascock. J. D., 64 Glee Club, 159 Gold and Silver Stars, J, C., 148 Gold Stars Secondary, 149 Golf fVarsityJ, 185 Gordon, R. H., 86 Gray, R. A., 64 Grimes, B. E., 86 Groft, l'. W., 64 Grogan, J. L., 86 Gundaker, W. S.. 87 Guthrie, C. F., 87 Gwynn, E., 65 H Halsted, C. F., 57 Hahn, C. A., 85 Harriers Club. 171 Harrington, G, T., 65 Hart, A. W., 65 Hartsell, E., 87 Hays, J. M., 87 Headquarters Company, 128-129 Hebert, J. K., 65 Heininger, M. M., 65 Henderson, C. R., 88 Henrich, C. R., 88 Hensel, J. H., 88 Hewins, D. F., 88 Hicks, R. P., 88 Hoffman, G, S., 88 Holeton, D. J., 89 Honor Council, 146 Hop Committee, 157 Hopkins, H. C., 89 Horten, J. W., 89 Houser, V., 65 Patrick -fn-qv.-.-r fy,-7 - '- Howell, L. s., 89 Huck, w. n., 89 Hyatt, W. C., ss I Infantry Battalion, 124 ln Memoriam. 8 Intramurals, 186-187 ltturegui, C. 90 I Jacobs, C. N., 90 Jacobs, R. D., 90 Jalfee, li, J., 90 Jellords, R. F., 61 Jenkins, C. A.. 90 Jezoric, L. L., 90 Jobin, P. R., 66 Johnson, H. M., 91 Jones, W. J., 91 Jorgenson, W. P.. 91 Junior College Freshmen. K Keil, C. O., 75 Kellerman, H. B., 91 Kelley, J. I... 91 Kerns, J. R., 91 Kinkaid. A. B., 66 Klein, W., 92 Klein, NV. H., 66 Koos, E., 92 Kosik, J. S., 66 Koster, E. H., 92 Kurowski, E. A., 92 L Lake, C. R., 66 Lambert, A. R., 92 Lamborn, N. J., 92 Lang, J., 67 Lara, J. R.. 93 Laudenslager, J. P., 67 I.egiommire, The, 155 Lee, A. L., 93 Leeds, C. R.. 93 Lehotay, J. M., 93 Lewis, W. Y., 93 Libien. J. R., 93 I.ibrary Club, 169 Lindstrom, J. F., 94 Lipson, A., 94 Lopez, R., 94 Lugo, C. A., 94 Lumby, S, W., 94 Lusher, E., 94 Luther, W. L., 95 M McCluer, R. J., 95 McC1uer, R. S.. 95 Mcllonugh, D. T., 67 McKee, YY. G., 95 McLeod, M. C., 95 Mclllasters, J. M., 67 lilac-Donald. R. A., 95 MacKay, H. A., 96 Madden, R., 96 Magasraevy. R., 96 Manning, J. K., 96 Margulies, N. B., 96 Martinez, J. M.. 96 Mascali, C. R., 97 Mask and Spur, 163 Massuh, G. J.. 97 Mathis, D. H., 97 Medeiros, P. J., 97 Medvigy. A. S., 97 Melcher, D. E.. 97 Miller, H. S., 98 K :a,.7z,.1. gf If 7qf'Q1f'7ffHfVigQ- .. ef-Yfqegiigj 7 - - f 1-v-2-r-veg-if v--1f-s-- Y-af - -- 114,115 Miller, J. R., 98 Miller, R. D., 67 Mitchell, P., 98 Mitchell, R., 98 Moore, C. A., 98 Motorcycle Club, 170 Mounted Battalion Staff, 121 Moyer, G. H., 67 N National Honor Society, 147 Natural Science Club, 168 Nicholas. C. N., 98 Nicholson, K., 99 Nikas, P. K., 99 Noe, W. L., 99 Norrito, M. P., 99 Noyes, W. A., 99 Nutc, C. C., 68 0 Obert, M. J., 68 Okin. P. K., 99 Order of Anthony Wayne, Organizations, 144-145 P Pappas, M. C., 100 Parade in Color, 13 Parker, J. T., 100 Pass in Review, 28-57 Henry Society, 161 Patterson, F. O., 100 Perellc, D. A., 100 Perelman, W. C., 100 Perez, V., 100 Petow, J, T., 101 Pfelfer. K. A., 101 Phillips, J. L., 101 Phi Theta Kappa, 148 Pino, A., 60 Pokorski, E. A., 101 Polakowski, J. D., 68 Polish, T. N., 101 Polo, 181 Poths, A. J., 68 Pownall, J. K., 101 Pray. R. L., 68 Prince, S. B., 102 Pullen, C. R., 102 Pund, P. N., 102 Q Quill and Scroll, 150 R Radio Club. 166 Raymond, H. D., 102 Regimental Stall. 126 Regina, A. E., 102 Richter, K. L., 102 Rifle 4Varsityj, 182 Robertson, R. A., 103 Robertson, YV. I., 103 Ross, H. P., 103 Roth, C. XV., 103 Rothschild, E. J., 103 Ruben Daria Society, 164 Rustchak, D. F., 68 Ryan, G. 69 Rylski, S., 73 S St. Onge, R. J., 103 Sands, R. J., 69 Sare, C. R., 104 Scarcelli, A. J., 104 Schiebel, NV. li., 104 Schroeher, B. C., 69 Second Class, 116-117 153 Sek, A. R., 104 Shapiro, H. M., 104 Shapiro, R. O., 104 Sharman, D., 105 Sherlock, W. S., 105 Shotola, D. L., 105 Shultz, B. M., 69 Silver Stars, 149 Singer, J. B., 105 Siter, B. 105 Slattery, J. E., 105 Slezak. N. F., 69 Slough, J. E., 75 Smedley, P. A., 69 Smith, A. H., 70 Smolev, S. P., 106 Snyder, 1-1. M., 106 Solomon, S. E., 70 Sorenson, C. P., 106 Speedy, J. C.. 106 Stallord, D. S., 106 Steinhart. NN. L., 106 Stepek, K. F., 70 Steven Foster, 161 Stevens, F. W., 107 Stevenson, J, li., 70 Stonlfer. C. J., 107 Stout, R. R., 70 Straub, T. C., 70 Stuart, F. E., 107 Sturr, J. W., 71 Succa, J. E., 107 Swimming QVarsityj, 180 T Taylor, D. D., 107 Tennis fVarsityJ, 184 Thawley. B. P., 107 Third Class, 118-119 Thomas, F, P., 71 Thomas, R. V., 108 Thomas Hall, 12 Thornton, J. G., 108 Thorpe, B. W., 108 Thrasher, A. R., 71 Title Page, 2-3 Tompkins, C. R., 108 Track Narsityj, 184 Traub, C. F., 108 Tucker, B., 108 Turner, H. D., 74 Turner, W. R., 109 Tyler, A. C., 109 V Van Culin, P. S., 109 Varsity Club, 188 Vitte, D. A., 109 Von Steuben Society, 153 W Wagner, E. D., 109 lVa1kowiack, G. J., 109 Walter, W. N., 71 Warren, R. B., 110 Washington Irving Literary Society lb2 1Veiss, E. 110 lVe1ker, M. J. B., 110 lVhitese1l, T. R., 110 Wicgand, H. G., 71 Wiggin, T. E., 72 Wiley, R, C., 110 1Vi1liatns, B. F., 110 Wrestling QVarsityJ, 179 Z Zdrojewski, M. J., 111 Zerby, XV. D., 111 Ziegler, E. K., 111 Ziperson, F., 111 ill Crossed Sulncs Stull: lking thc facilities of their new pulmlicnlions ollifc in Mellon Hull o ' , xxx Z THE 1960 STAFF Co-Editors ROBERT L. BRIDGERS and IWAXIMILIAN J. B. WEI.KER Associate Editor Managing Editor II. DWICIIT RAYNIOVID PIIILII' K. OKIN Senior Sertion Editor gports Editor DAVID F. IIICVKIIICR DAVID A. PERELLE Junior Editors I . FRANCIS xl. oi.xis'rmn 's'f '8S M F ' Russ!-:l.i, A. SIIllliI,'l'Z ROBERT J' BRUYR Advertising Dirovtor Technical Dirwvtor IIICRNI.-KN A. YVICISIC, ,I li. RAY D. SNOW' Facility Advisor lfAI I'.-SIN J. IIAYIVIUND BERRY Editorial Stuff: Kenneth A. Wayltxllis, Stephen M. Yanklowitz Photography: The Phillips Studio, Philadelphiag Jesse E. Hartman: Captain Lawrenvv G. Ilvinrioh. Student Photographcrsg William YV. Cox. Chris- topher F. Guthrie. Art Work: Cover Design--Richard E. Ilooverg Cartoons--Arthur R. Lambert. llc-sign IIUIISIIIIIIIII'-IIOIICTI IC. Robbins, New York. l'ublislu'd by 'flu' 'Telegraph Press, Harrisburg. Pa. 1 Q 1 L L ' Q Q Q Q 9 0 Q HMM Q Q2 -5 Qi 1 3-1 ,Q 'E , 4 'f , 0 6 5 , 1 'E -Q S 9 ,Q 9 1 C ,1 33? -0 MOH 9 A-,.,.,, up ooonnoo E nmNmsunlslunau 3 9 L nr, an Q- of 4: QI 4: 41 Y- Ally: I 7 5? 1 1 U 3 3 Q P I P 1 1 P Q ? P 3 Q Q 1 P J 1 P 9 P P 9 9 J 3 P 1 Q P P T T Q 9 D 7 Y J P P 1 3 U vvovvtp. I ll Now Open E ll's The Place To Go! E RORQRRURRRR lil 0 Q 3 HQ on For your banquets, luncheon meetings, weddings, parties . . . or a relaxing ' 'NNN' dinner with your family . . . the new Treadway Inn : is The Place To Go . I Completely Air-Conditioned , Ballroom accommodating 600 3 I Q Q persons. Other Function Rooms accommodating 10-350 ' 1 9 - persons. Free parking for 300 automobiles. 150 9 O B- J' 6' J Q w Rooms . . . all with Radio and TV 3' J' Tread ay Inn 3 T ST. DAVIDS, PENNA. MURRAY 8-5800 ROBERT J. PEARCE, Innkeeper : I 4 . on Lancaster Pike - U.S. ilr30 between Villanova and Wayne Q N another of the Treadway Inn: 'A' famous for Good Food, Drink and Lodging , vvng Q Q OONNNNNNNNNQUN YUNONONNUNUNQNONNQ 6 oHo??f?aoa,o6eatdoo0oaa44000040 044Hottlldartlqw' 195 CGMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND OF VALLEY FCDRGE MILITARY ACADEMY Wir , WTI A 5 'lm-l .., Q. s L , if xiii LY L I r., -fi' 02' 1 I 1 I TT'-if-. 1llPl .3f'?l 2 l is ' I V x 'L QQ, x x JU' , If CLASS GF '60 As you now move on to institutions of higher learn- ing, military service, or sail your ship on the sea of society, you will undoubtedly pause many times to leaf through these pages and reflect on your days at Valley Forge. We at The Telegraph Press are happy and proud of our long, friendly association with you and your school, and for our part in the preparation and production of your CROSSED SABRES. May success and happiness be with you in your every endeavor. We TELEGRAPH PRESS Established 1831 CAMERON AND KELKER STREETS HARRISBURG, PA More Than 125 Years of Complete Printing Service ii. ,:.?fEfi?5:1f'S ,,..f A 'A '5EiI?'!,1s..-, Q.1.Q:Q:1:wf ,,- .9 -Q I:-:ggzzggr . ' :wi VFX Hf4'S , -. ' . ,V , for ug! n-'-l . . - Liga-05 I f4,'wh3p'-2.,f.q4.432q.,-31 if-Q - , : 1 . ie.v.Ie..ilCf3.vf'a ,. V, - he . .' - e'Ji',g!'g.--,i 1!I'57H9' ,Tr Mi . , -Qs,h.:,r'.iEgw- fain - . .. , .!Qg,'fgQn5,po-,Q s5 4fs44'Lg f 4 -. 5, .U 7 '- .CQ -giilggiys, E 1,-51 . . 55 ...N 2 .- ' ' ' H f ,Sill AA4, f '- ...W '- w 4 -bv-V- AA I ---..-e.'f .ig H ,, ,aa-wh' 15.6 .' Ll' 4. il .325 .. A A tba! - 'ELL S 'A A Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge 23 eluuhaul gf., pliiiaaeiplun, pcnna. Compliments Of B. V. D. Co., Inc. Phone MUrray 811 496 LEWIS UPHOLSTERING COMPANY Established m Wayne Since 1930 22,7 EAST LANCASTER AVENUE WAYNE PENNA. Howard Johnson's MOTOR LODGE AT VALLEY FORGE Route U. S. :oz and Route 9.3 KING OF PRUSSIA, PA. Restaurant 68 Air Conditioned Units Television Individual Patios with magnificent view Swimming Pool and Kiddies Wading Pool REASONABLE RATES I For Resevvations: Broadway 94-500 KING OF PRUSSIA, PA. 9 .J-R . BEAU BELLE OF BRYN MAWR BREAKFAST LUNCH - DINNER LATE SNACKS Open 7 Days A Week Next Door to the Bryn Mawr Post Ofiice Compliments MITCHELL ef NESS f Sporting Goods 0 ARCH STREET PHILADELPHIA 7, PA. WILLIAM BARNETT um Open Wednesday Evenings Until 9 ONE BLOCK FROM CITY HALL J. W. BAYLY av SON, INC. .Q Us Manufacturers of FINEST MILITARY HEADWEAR for MILITARY SCHOOLS E? COLLEGES IOOPO3 Filbert Street PHILADELPHIA, PA. WAlnut 215320 WAlnut 5,0449 Dressmakers' Ei Furriers' Supplies Buttons 9 Zippers-Zippers Repaired MUSTIN BROS. IMPORTER AND JOBBER OF Clothiers' Es? Tailors' Trimmings 72.0 South 5th Street Philadelphia, Pa. VALLEY FORGE Military Academy Uniforms made of materials by Clinton Fabrics Division of J. P. STEVENS 81 Co., Inc. Stevens dmululs 1. P. Stevens 84 Co., Inc., Stevens Binilding. Broadway at 41st Sires-I, New York 36. N. Y. AMERICAN MILITARY SUPPLY CORP. 'A' qos EIGHTH AVENUE NEW YORK 18, NEW YORK Phone Walnut 24760 NATIONAL STATIONERS Office Outjittefs Frazer Main Office Chester Valley Branch Rosemont, Pa. Phone: Phone: Nlagara 4'81SO LAwrence 74300 MEHL E99 LATTA, Inc Lumber 590 Building Materials Plywood, Paints . FURNITURE HARDWARE - MILLWORK o SUPPLIES o PRINTING 731 Arch Street, Philadelphia 7, Pa. Established 1900 Since IQ23 x5 71 'fl KQV M. .l. KELLY CO. MEATS - FOOD PRODUCTS 24 SO. DELAWARE AVE. PHILADELPHIA 6, PA. JOHN H. ROBERTS, INC. Slate Blaclqboafds and Structural Slate Roofing Slate and F lagstone 129 Townshipline Road FOX CHASE POST OFFICE, PHILADELPHIA xx, PA. Phone Fldelity 210785 ES 8573 NEWTOWN MUSIC CENTER 5 CLYDE LANE, NEWTOWN SQUARE, PA. Instruments Buffet E. W. SLAUGHTER Vincent Bach Phamf Getzm ELgin 6-4980 Leedy -aw l ,.,..,,,,,... M1-my 92609 TR8-'3516 Reliance Bedding Company Our Specialty RITTENHOUSE HoTELs AND 1NsT1TuT1oNs ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. Electric Supplies - Lighting Fixtures I4 RITTENHOUSE PLACE ARDMORE, PA. Manufacturers of MATTRESSES 0 BOX SPRINGS PILLOWS o ROLLfAWAY COTS 337 North and Street, Philadelphia 6, Pennsylvania Phone: MA 7-201.3 H. PERILSTEIN Glass f M iwors S24 Lombard Street PHILADELPHIA 47, PA. Phone: WAlnut S'4423 ALBERT PCZZA Tile, Mosaic, Terrazzo Interior Marble Work 1318 Morris Street, PHILADELPHIA, PA. Phone f Fulton 9-6115 Compliments of ' BALTIMCRE CCNCRETE PLANK COMPANY, INC. Compliments from the 'CIVIOVIESH - ANTHONY WAYNE - CITY LINE CENTER - SUBURBAN ' RIANT FRIED THEATER MANAGEMENT COMPANY M. H. GROSSMAN, Inc. Manufacturers of High Grade Uniform and Civilian Caps Leonard Embroidery Company UNIFORM EQUIPMENT EMBROIDERIES For School and Sportswear 323 East Allegheny Avenue wssfss Race St- Walnut PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA Philadelphia, Pa- 7-'4972 Phone: Garfield 6f6646 CHESTER COUNTY Howard Lanin Management CONSTRUCTION CO. UNCOKPORATEDD EXCAV-ATING ' GRADING Orchestras f Entertainment PAVING Y White Horse Road DEVAULT, PENNSYLVANIA 113 W. 57th St. 1011 Suburban Station Bldg. S. L. QUIGLEY WELLINGTON 34217 New York City Philadelphia 3, Pa. WEBERS' New Holland Planing Mill, Inc: NEW HOLLAND, PA. ISK CUSTOM MILLWCRK CHURCH FURNITURE Z Pho R H B. STAUFFB ELGIN 4 6 Theres somethin about a U IF U H SACD llniforms as N . . . It is our belief that a well fitting hand tailored uniform will contribute substantially to the cadets csprit de corps and efiiciencyf' from the prospectus of the Valley Forge Military Academy Cadets of the Valley Forge Military Academy, XVayne, Pennsylvania, re- splendent in their Sato tailored uniforms made of the same texture cloth as are those at West Point. The Superintendent of the Academy, the Nation's outstanding military secondary school, is Lieutenant General Milton G. Baker. SACO UNIFORMS - PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 204 an5e1'w4an's 4 1 ,T , clagla-7lu447J Polynesian - Cantonese - Seafoods -. x f 'Q I fx . 2 5 PICTURE YOURSELF ln the moonllt compound of a native Poly- - 1 neslan Village amid the splendor and exciting atmosphere of -1 Y Ball Hai . t ' . 1 OUR DECOR IS COMPLETELY AUTHENTIC . . . from trading 'j IM posts ln Ta.hltl, Samoa, Bora.-Bora and Tonga Tabu. .. . fn EXOTIC NATIVE DRINKS served ln fresh plneapples, coconuts ,- and outrlgger canoes - TIKI GODS, native drums, black velvet Q, '- nudes - all around you a. lush tropical paradlse with indoor ' ' 4, -3 waterfall. shields, spears, swahlll . . . hundreds of decor pieces xx depicting romantic life, food and drink of the South Seas. .., , - I l WRITE FOR OUR ULUAU BROCHURE Aloha I-lawaiil' in Philadelphia - V 'O 6 C 0 lllftl ' CW f WZ K OH-K00-LEE MAH-L00-NAH ISLAND HAPPY TALK FOR B O T T O M S U P l Can get ordinary drinks anywhere . . .why waste golden opportunity here? Our drink llst evi- dence of well-spent youth in topslde bars from Bomeo to Ball. Each Polynesian potation plquant, potent . . . and persuasive. Made from hnest lngredients, according secret native nlx-mlx. QP1ease not ask for recipes: native ritual not allowlj All the lobster tails you can eat every Tuesday nite 915 MONTGOMERY AVE., NARBERTH, PA. - MO 4-0128 OPEN SUNDAY Ellis Concrete Products Cvmblimfms Of Co., Inc. Cal1oway's Esso ServicefCenter Manufacturers of- Lancaster Avenue Ei Aberdeen Avenue CINDER CONCRETE WHYHC, Pa- BUILDING UNITS BRIDGEPORT, PA. BRoadway 24666 MUf'aY8'976' Compliments of Serving PhiIadelphia's Wes! Suburbs from Manufacmmsof 69'h S E Floor Waxes Cleaners Polishes T E I N A I' For Home and Industry rl.. nssr sconomcu ruusronmrlou S134 Lancaster Ave., Philadelphia 31, Pa. 33O E. LANCASTER AVE. WYNNVWOOO, PA. Open for LUNCH, DINNER :md COCKTAILS Serving 11:30 A.M. to IO RM. Weekdays 17. to 8 I3.M. Sundays GF Holidays GAUDIO BROS., INC. Wholesale Distributors FROSTED FOODS Dclawurc :md Oregon PHILADELPHIA 48, PENNA. NORRIS LAUNDRY AND SPEEDE CLEANERS SERVING CENTRAL MONTGOMERY, BUCKS AND CHESTER COUNTIES Since ' I 894 PHONES: BR'2'6177 WE'3'77Q3 ULf5f8SO6 FIf8f424s WI'S'8787 NORRISTOWN, PA. Alfred Lowry E99 Bro WHOLESALE OROOERS Tartan Brands o Izoo Ferry Avenue CAMDEN 1, N. J. Since 1902 P E N N S B U R Y ROMAN MOSAIC E3 TILE COMPANY, INC, PAINT CC. 7 Y CERAMIC TILE Manufacturers of Quality MARBLE Industrial and Maintenance Finishes TBRRAZZO PRBCAST TERRAzzo 1 Y Philadelphia and Manheim, Penna. Washington D C NEW BRITAIN, PENNA. L. G. BALFCUR CCMPANY Known wherever there are Schools and Colleges VALLEY FORGE MILITARY ACADEMY Class Rings Medals Trophies Athletic Insignia Dance Programs Diplomas Commencement Announcements 1601 CHESTNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA 3, PA. Compliments of FISHER E99 SON COMPANY at Malvern and Lincoln University BEACON excells in poultry, dairy, and livestock feeding OPEN PHONES Daily f 7:30 to 5:00 Niagra 41,300 Saturday f 7:30 to Noon Oxford 488 WAY N E D I N E R Where the Cadets Like to Cather JOE DiSIMONE CYCLE CENTER Sales and Service f BSA f MATCHLESS f YAMAHA ROYAL ENFIELD ' ARIEL 175 Iivlifgigsgirpllvienue 860 Lancastelrll 1315533 938 Devon, Pa. MA 71324 Com l'm nt CARL HENDERSON p I 6 S of FANCY FRUITS and VEGETABLES Fresh - Frosted 327 North Franklin Street PHILADELPHIA 6, PA. The Best The Market Ajfords' ALUMNI ASSOCIATION GENERAL DIL BURNER SERVICE OIL BURNERS HEATING SYSTEMS AIR CUNDITIONING Sales and Service 1 P 43 P SA6 8 GReenwood 7'I5IO, 'TIQ84 Established 1923 COLONIAL IRON CRAFTSMEN 1 Specialists in all Metals 1 Ornamental Iron and Metal Work of Distinction Indoor and Outdoor Wrought Iron Furniture 1 JOSEPH D'ANCONA S031 LANCASTER AVENUE PHILADELPHIA 31, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of Herman A. Weise, Jr. Insurance Service PUBLICATIONS At Its Best Printers of f GSTHE FORGE fOfiicial VFMA Alumni Magazinej 4.-THE LEGIONNAIRE-.-. zoo WYNNEWOOD SHOPPING CENTER fOHicia1 Student Publicarionj WYNNEWOOD, PENNSYLVANIA WAYNE, PENNSYLVANIA Mldway 94.539 MUrray 8f3ooo Compliments of with the THE IRVIN H. HAHN C0mP1imC1'1tS Of C o M PA N Y Gerberich Payne 326 South Hanover Street BALTIMORE 1, MARYLAND Shoe Co. if f MANUFACTURERS OF FINE INSIGNIA Since 1898 Compliments of A Friend of VALLEY FORGE MILITARY ACADEMY Phone, Lawrence 591834 Estimates Furnished DOYLE E5 HEMCHER flladwna THOMAS AND DOYLE AVENUES BRYN MAWR, PA DANIEL J. HEMCHER Cgmmefcial Cobb's COIIIPHIIY Oflice Furniture Company Wholesale PLUMBING and HEATING SUPPLIES Y Y 1017 Race Street PHILADELPHIA, PA. 521 W. Lancaster Pike WAYNE, PA. MUrray 84720 6? 8-4721 Compliments of HIGHWAY MATERIALS, INC. 1 BRIDGEPORT, PA. Congratulations to the Class of 1960 1 Chancellor Hosiery Mills CARRIEL ENGINEERING COMPANY PLUMBING HEATING OIL BURNERS C 7901 Oxford Avenue PHILADELPHIA 11, PA. PI 96931 MILDEN ea WHITE, ING. Establlshcd 1874 0 Poultry, Game and All Sea Foods 1224 N. 9th Street PHILADELPHIA Thomas V. Hopper E99 Son Fine Letterheads and Busmess Cards LUNDYIS NEWS AGENCY 125127 N. Wayne Avenue 591661892 SANDWICH SHOP o Where the Cadets Enjoy a, Snack 511 West Lancasteg4.lfE:xe3,u2's2oO WAYNE, PA. Murray 8,9726 WAYNE, PA MArket 7fo222 ' lfI0'e . .. CGLONIAL BEEF co. WS Manjwfgggfifpffcrf I Fancy Meats and Poultry F 1 I-if Q THE J 401'OQ N. FRANKLIN STREET PHILADELPHIA 23, PA. IDQUT We are proud to have served the Academy for many years... Specialist in FLOOR, WALL and WINDOW COVERINGS, FOLDING DOORS since I8QS dd 'di yir ' -.L1 -.-.-.4. -.-.-. -,-.- 21st and Nauclain Streets PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA GRASS SEED FOR ALL PURPOSES Let Us Know Your Requirements 1 Atlantic Seed Company, Inc. Grass Seed Specialists Y Spring Garden Street and Delaware Avenue PHILADELPHIA 23 MARKET 7f44oo KI S'7000 I 9 6 O T. W. HAMMONDS C O V E R S ea BRO. fm the Architectural Woodwork C R O S S E D S A B R E S Bryn Mawr, Pa. y 5 NATIONAL PUBLISHING COMPANY LAwrence 5foz37 PHILADELPHIA, PA. Manufacturers of De luxe Year Book Covers and Loosefleaf Binding Devices Ill ONWARD TO NEW CAREERS . . . Continue the good habits you learned in school. Keeping your mind and body in good health and condition. Drink the same good milk your school served you. This fresh, delicious, bottled in the country milk will help keep you healthy and vigorous as a new careerist should be. WAWA DAIRY FARMS mmf ' PW General Offices: WAWA, DELAWARE COUNTY, PA. LOwuu. 6f65oo Philadelphia Office: 1327 MARSTON STREET POPLAR 7-3710 Compliments of I. COLDBERG E99 CO. Since 1919 ARMY AND NAVY STORE MILITARY UNIPORMS TENTS AND CAMP SUPPLIES 429 Market Street PHILADELPHIA 6, PENNSYLVANIA WA 23436 Compliments of NORRIS IRON AND WIRE WORKS, INC. 1 BRIDGEPORT, PA. N. S. MEYER, INC. 215 East 91st Street NEW YORK 28, N. Y. o Insignia Specialists Since 1868 Joseph Bowman E99 Sons COLLARS Es? CUFFS 553 to 559 Federal St. TROY, NEW YORK FLEISCHMANNQS THE VIENNA MODEL BAKERY, INC. mst E3 Arch Streets CADET EXCHANGE PHILADELPHIA 3, PA. EXTENDS RI 6f4476 Sincere Congratulations 5 TO THE GRADUATING CLASSES Bakers of Quality Bread, Rolls QF 1960 E99 Pastry for 80 Years Flag Etiquette Consultants JOHN W. KEPLINGER ef SON Compliments Egypt Road AUDUBON, PA. of Phone: Glendale 20.371 FLAGS - BANNERS f DECORATIGNS Asbestos Insulatlng ALUMINUM E-9 STEEL FLAG POLES Company -'1N THE smvzcs or cLEANuNEss F. W. Hoffman Ei CO., Inc. Cleaning Supplies - Sanitary Equipment 35,37 s. FOURTH STREET N0rriSt0WI'1 PHILADELPHIA PCUnSY1Vania READING ATLANTIC CITY Compliments of Paper Products Company 1026 Race Street PHILADELPHIA, PA. WE are proud to announce t our ofrganizat title ion has insured to all the grounds of VALLEY FORGE MILITARY ACADEMY hat the Congratulations Freeland Manufacturing Co. Quality Cotton Uniforms I-Ieadclualrtelrs Since 1896 t FREELAND . PENNSYLVANIA BRYN MAWR, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of JUDSCN C. BURNS Air Conditioning and Commercial Refrigeration Products Y zozrfzg North 63rd Street PHILADELPHIA 31, PA. TRinity 8-1800 PEACCCK GARDENS Dine in the popular Valley Forge Room DANCING FRIDAY and SATURDAY We Sperxalize In STEAKS. LOBSTER and PRIME RIBS OF BEEF Junction 101 v 23 ev Pennsylvania Turnpike KING OF PRUSSIA, PA. Phones: BRoadway 519902-BR0adway 218289 3 Compliments of THE McAVOY VITRIFIED BRICK CC. Phoenixville, Pa. 217 n S 5 ' 0 I CONESTOGA ROAD STRAFFORD - WAYNE. P Lithographers and Printers Phones, MUrray 84000 MUrray 8, 1 oo 1 Compliments of MORRIS GOODMAN GOODY PRODUCTS VICKERY STONE CO. A Complete Cut Stone Organization Limestone-Granite-Marble Greenstone-Bluestone-Flagstone OFFICE E? PLANT Phone: GRanite 6fo75o 632.8 Market Street Upper Darby, Pa. NORMAN A. WACK, P. D. APOTHECARY 1 1 no E. Lancaster Avenue Wayne, Pa. Reg. No. 7198 Gray Brothers Contractors Cess Pools Cleaned and Constructed Crane and Bull Dozer For Hire Phone NIAGARA 4:2800 East Lincoln Highway PAOLI, PA. JESSE E. HARTMAN PHOTO JOURNALIST Industrial f Advertising f Aerial and Marine 118 Rockland Road HAVERTOWN, PA. Hllltop 645134 Best Wishes to THE CORPS OF CADETS VALLEY FORGE MILITARY ACADEMY and PARTICULARLY THE CLASS OF 1960 O PATTERSON OIL COMPANY 215 South Broad Street, Philadelphia 7, Pa. 0 CSUPPLIERS OF FUEL OIL TO VALLEY FORGE MILITARY ACADEMY, THE UTMOST IN UALITY Youn FAMILY cms THE Most Also MAKERS OF mom 'Doliciously Different' ICE CREAM 'V ZDOLLY MADISON' EOREMOST DAIRIES, Inc. MILK DIVISION ICE CREAM DIVISION EV 6'I2'j4 MA 7'S4OO C, MIDWAY 20.700 CONTRACTING SERVICE 5 C A R E 24 NORTH MERION AVENUE The Fmeee in Shoes BRYN MAWR, and Service PA. SAMUEL P. CARELL1 S OWNER phones 55 EAST LANCASTER AVENUE 05102, LAWYCUCC 5'7777 ARDMORE, PA. Established IQ23 Residence, Mldway 2fo617 Phone: Evergreen 6-2962 Established 1866 WILLIAM A. HEINE CLOCKMAKERS Inc. Compliments Repairers of Fine Clocks and Watches Clock Restoring-Custom Manufacturing M . . Of oving, Packing and Storing of Clocks Guaranteed Sales and Service 31 South Fortieth Street PH ILADELPHIA 4, PA. SOMMBR MAID CREAMERY, INC' STRAFFORD HARDWARE Garden Seeds and Fertilizers Paints House Furnishings PA. SPOI'fII'lg Goods Fences l Glass Dewald E+? other Power Tools Phone, MUrray 84574 Ei 8f97oo 745 LANCASTER AVE. STRAFFORD, PA. Our 104th Anniversary THE PHILLIPS STUDIO 1522, Walnut Street PHILADELPHIA Q., PENNA. OFFICIAL PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER FOR VALLEY FORGE MILITARY ACADEMY Commercial Photography Rlttenhouse PAINTINGS 66544 PORTRAITS 221 l , 222 Hgiipifw Gi coraiaf qreefinq awalls 1 i ra n P' 35211122 ' ..!HoJern accommozlaiiom, sef in clzarm rooms laslefuffq furnislzea, air-corzaifionea ana? wi you af flze dlewfy .Tecorald urge 4 niel dlorrislowrz, QJemzs fvania V ing cofoniaf afmospizere. guesl flz fefevlsion. gor wining pleasure ana refaxalion: Goloniaf Qoom - Gooch ioom - Quoin Boa nge 194061 1e.1e412f:621f1.1.yAPwrj1zemanakzfdfnkluz .Zee fgdef '91 19-fueaa :fmf M IQZIAIIQ, IW fl. .Y Phone MUrray 8f6o6o DEVON BUILDING SUPPLY Co. . Complzments Coal f Plaster Materials ' Masonry Supplies Lumber f Flagstone ' Roofing Materials Martin Spinelli LANCASTER AVENUE DEVON, PA. The MfR Shop Music and Records Cameras - Films 118 East Lancaster Avenue Wayne, Penna. MU1my 84750 Paoli Shopping Center Nlagara 4-57.59. Of RICKERT NURSERIES MORRISVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA For LUNCHEONS f DINNERS f COCKTAILS Private Banquet Rooms In Bryn Mawr- CONESTOGA MILL RESTAURANT In Paoli- LAwrence 593260 PAOLI INN Nlagra 4'42SO Same Management AIR'CONDITIONED AMPLB PARKING THOMPSON'S SEIBERLING TIRES RECAPPING DONE ON PREMISES WAYNE, PA. EVANS and CONVERY Manufacturers and Designers Marking Devices - Metal Specialties Bronze Tablets f Memorial Plates 24 North 6th Street, Philadelphia 6, Pa. Phone: WALNUT 517836 STRAFFORD BEVERAGE COMPANY Lancaster Avenue, Strafford, Pa. PHONES MUrray 8fo735, 815088 Distributors of FINE BEERS SOFT DRINKS Compliments of H. KAUFFMAN ee SoNs SADDLERY Co. ESTABLISHED 1875 Fine Saddlery and Riding Equipment MUrray Hill 4f6o6of1 139' 141 East 24th St. New York City WYNDMOOR SHOE CENTER Y Congratulations to the Graduating Class 7 Pvopnetor SAM FULG INITI Q40 Pleasant Avenue Wyndmoor, Pa. Phone: ADams 312066 WEST PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. Q ELECTRIC S U P P L IES APPLIANCES FIXTURES RADIOS LAMPS SQ 5828 MARKET ST., PHILADELPHIA Phone: GRanite 4'Q2OO Best for Paint and Paint Advice- BUTEN S PAINT STORES 828 LANCASTER AVENUE BRYN MAWR, PA. LAwrence 54,610 If We Say It's Good-It Is Good Graylite No. I Face Block was selected AUTO BODY CO. Wrecked Cars Rebuilt 378 West Lancaster Avenue WAYNE, PA. MUrray 89776 for use in the new Clothier Hall Build' ing at VALLEY FORGE MILITARY ACADEMY GRAYS FERRY BRICK COMPANY CONSHOHOCKEN, PA. i i s The ACADEMY'S Conjidence in us and our products is a source of deepest pride and appreciation on our part. Wayne Grandstands are installed on the parade grounds, the playing Held and in the gymnasium. The ornamental entrance gate and fencing around the Academy are also Wayne Iron products. WAYNE IRON WORKS WAYNE, PA. . J' . M Ce,,3gg,.o', Wayne Stands for Safety A Warm Welcome awaits the Cadets, their Friends and Families at the I - HH! HOTELS? INN , I Qiyflf'fQ'ti1'fL!5V3Q3w1f if in N 2 :ex 1 N5 Route 202, South of Route 83 f NEW CENTERVILLE, PA. Reservations NIAGRA 4f7ooo Mailing Address Box T, PAOLI, PA. Air Conditioned Throughout BEAUTIFUL ROOMS f RESTAURANT f COCKTAIL LOUNGE f SWIMMING POOL Dancing Nightly 1889 IQ6O Complete Banking and Trust Services 'cright in your own backyard K v w : H H1 Ti, 5 x.X-Y' 1 Q Xsfdssx 'I ' I Aszigggyeq TTS-C xv QW 61' TTQTSQQ 6 fu Y' QQ Q X is QQ XYXBQ5 'BQ Q9 Q? Q- O QQ X -e O wi vb NZ' f ,' 'T-CX ' I 9,-gf? T j f,-X X I f at xii f 11- ni is 61516 was-So we N 51 Q1 . 1 - ' , I cf? .55 Ol. u, 4:1 ji .' g L ' Q S - ' ll . ' Qs QQ D X.. fx .. fo 49 Q Q qv? 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Separate Vanity Room Heated Indoor and Outdoor Swimming Pools Moderate Rates-From S8 Single-From S12 Double ' Cocktail Lounge with Decorative Shaped 'Air Conditioned Conference Rooms for Sales Bar Meetings 'Adjacent 18 Hole Golf Course For Reservations Call MUrray 8-6600 THE GEORGE WASHINGTON MOTOR LODGE WELCOMES YOU PaT X G eorge Washington Moior Lodge KING OF PRUSSIA, PA. Ar Exif 24 Penna. Turnpike whe 63 Routes 202, 23 and I ffl Q Phila. Expressway meet. I N ell! f 9 Ya Us P of 0 Q0 1-qua, '?1' 15 MINUTES from center-city Philadelphia via the Expressway. 300 AIR CONDITIONED UNITS WITH TV 84 HI FI ,fzfffowfffw w Q, xr H A W-. . -r . , w x n., tx., L,-1 .MY ng, Tx'-if ., N iw 1' X Rs' ,M A- . .A .,.vkAc7A.- .E 1 1 .fir-ag. . Q 'P- 1,-gf. x. Why -., M. .rw if .2425 Al.. 3, A.. sf 1 Qi' 5, Q' .Qu A T Q ii:- fp!! ,1 xg, . 1 If ' ?',7f.,. 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