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5 Syracusans to Be Pres ent as School Begins 70th Year Five Faculty Changes Maj. Nelson W. Walker Will Teach Military Sci ence and Tactics Col. Guido F. Verbeck, beginning this ninth year as headmaster and this 29th as a member of the faculty for the Maniius School, will greet 200 cadets, including 15 Syracusans, then that school opens for its 70th year Monday. Colonel Verbeck became headmaster in 1930, succeeding his father, the late Gen. William Verbeck, who, was president of the Manlius School for many years. Under the direction of , Colonel Verbeck and General Verbeck, ‘the B school has advanced to the front ranks of military secondary schools f and has repeatedly won honor rating for the United States War Depart ment. It draws. ‘Its student body from virtually , every state in the Union and even from ‘foreign coun ties. Syracuse cadets registered for the school year of 1938-1939 ‘are: Edward F. Edgren, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Edgren, 109 Lynwood Ave nue; Frank F. Harmon, Jr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank F Harmon,’ 201 Mit ford ‘Drive; William —. Patterson, son of Mr. and Mrs.C. T. Patterson, 207 Parsons’ Drive. ‘Theodore Kilian,on of Mr. and Mrs. ¥. K. Kilian, 202 Rugby Road. William ‘F.. Knoff, son of Dr. and Mrs. Fred..H. Knoff, 1830 ° South Salina Street; Charles Shattuck, son of Mr.‘and Mrs. C. M. Shattuck, 148 Ridgewood Drive. . Willam “Spector, ‘son. of ‘Solomon Spector, 1108. East Genesee Street; Robert .E. Cummings, son. of ‘Mrs. L. B. ‘Hill, 128 Comstock ‘Avenue; .Wil liam Downer, son of Mrs..O. E.Mer rell, 1637. ‘James Street; Ernest. E. Evertz, son. of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Evertz, 722 North. ‘Salina Street; Rob ert E. Byrne, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.P. Byrne, 1211. Bellevue Avenue: Wil lam A. Cheney, son of Mrs. ‘W. W. Cheney, Jr., 120 °“Hampton Road: “‘Rob ert Connor, son, of Mr. and Mrs. Will iam J. Connor,, 236 Harding Street; William D. Costello,’ son ‘of: “Mrs. Dorothy A. ‘Costells, 908 . Midland Avenue; Earl .P. Cramer, son of, Mr. and Mrs. Earl D.’ Cramer, ‘618. West Newell Street. Among others regis tered are: Paull, Denny, Clayton; ‘Willard H., Gray, Pulaski; * Richard: “Haskell,’ Ful ton; .Fay D.” Hewitt? Locker “pea rly, ‘Elbridge; Archibald’ T. Hopkins, Madison, Barracks; Llewellyn’. Hub bard, ‘Bainbridge: ‘ ‘i ‘Reginald ‘Ballan tyne, son of Mr. and Mrs R. M. Bal lantyne, ‘Garden City, Lst. formerly of Manilus and Syracuse: Robert W. Barker, Johnson City:Lees Brown, Rome. John C. Butler, Carthage; David Longer, Oswego; James M..McDon ald, Cortland;““Rene J. Mechin,’ Ed wards; David Wade, Moravia; ‘Charles Osgood, Iron; George S. Penn, Ith aca; Samuel Sailor, Ithaca; , George Snyder, Auburn; John N..Wikoff, Lake Placid; Lauren ‘C. . Stepper, Rome; Jamond Walker, Bridgewater; A. Price Gelhke, Utica; Richard Bol ton, New Hartford; Charles H. Swart, Oneonta; Henry K. Stanter, Fayette ville; Rennn' Walker, ‘Manlius; Jack Loss, Skanentetes; _ Stewart G. Rus sell, Jr. Auburn; John FP, Phelan, Sherrill; Hillard Seaker, Gouverneur; Lynn’ Co. Horton, Oneonta. Philip D., O'Connell, Herkimer; Theodore Gc. Buckley, Clayton; wil liam-Gilbert Sweet, Oneonta; Leland A. Norris, Norwich; ‘Donald Bolton, New Hartford: W. Stewart Underwood, Ithaca; »Willam Beach, Utica; Grant L. Wood, Oneonta, and Roberts, Eastman, Belleville, . The Manikus faculity has ‘five new members this year, Major’ Nelson. M. Walker, U.S. A, who, “recently” returned from china, where he served with the 15th U. S. infantry, has been ‘assigned by the War Department as professor of mili tary”science and tactics, succeeding Capt.. William Jordan” Verbeck, who has ‘been “detailed to Japan, for a te of ‘the language of that count ‘Three have been added to, the English department; Robert S. Hopkins, Jr... was gradu ated from:the Manius ‘School in‘ 1931 and, from. Rutgers, “University: in 1935, At Rutgers' he Wis’ Member’ of. the staff of “college. ‘publications and.a member’ ‘of. the, ‘debating team. ‘Lewis Hu Palmer, ‘807 ‘Crawford Ave nue, Syracuse, the a » graduate. of Hotchkiss School, and? Amherst. “Dur ing’ ‘the ‘last. “year ‘he’ “has been; gradu ate assistant, in ‘the ‘department of English... Syracuse ; “University, where he has been working’ for’ a ‘master's degree.’ Edward’ ‘Palkiot: ‘graduate of Carnegie Institute,hogy taken ; graduate; work at, Columbia”: “University, For two year ‘he has taught. English at Nichols ‘School, ‘Buffalo. Charles” ‘Leslie “Reed, Jr., of Sche- Rectady, has’ “Joined: the. French.de partment..He is a ‘graduate’ of Nott Terrace High School and Union: Col lege. “He obtained his master's degree ‘at the: University’ of Chicago. * During the 1st year he has been taking ad vanced work: ‘at “Union College and teaching In Nott, Terrace High, School, Schenectady. Nevin Shankweller, i who’ has been at Manilas: nine years, is‘ the new commandant of Company: By succeed= Ang .Capt. D. Everett ‘Hooker, who left ‘Manning after 17 years” service :to be come an executive at Northwestern Mitary and, Naval Academy, Lake Geneva, Wis. Samuel Sumner Ver beck * remains as commandant of Company A‘and John’ “R., MasCone of Company C. Captain’ Hooker taught English ‘at Manlius. Fred Bull of the” mathe matics department, is teaching at 2% school on Dataling Island, Richard T. Camsidy, teacher of Spanish and ‘Thomas “Mack, Pronch ‘teacher,: also Jett the school: at the: end sof, the Tagwehoot : gwaty «Me. Casnitty hed ie: igntipatg-
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