Admiral Billard Academy - Admiral Yearbook (New London, CT)

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1 -.tv-I, 1,- +L-fffftfx. ink ,pl '-n THE WHEEL WATCH Standing-Weber, Hammond, Storer, Iones, Windom, Grim, Lewis, Chris- STAFF tophersen, Baxter. Seated-Editors Vredenburgh, Hurley, Weir, O'Brien, Labdon, Faculty Advisor, Mr. Swan, Browne, Leary, Rapalus, Stevenson, Quimby, Business Manager Moulton. FORWARD, MARCH! The commands of military drill echo again across the parade grounds of Billard . . . FIRST FOOTBALL GAME A COLORFUL SPECTACLE Griswold wins close game, I3-6 . . . ARMY OFFICERS INSPECT ACADEMY The Colonel remarked that the Corps made an excellent appearance . . . Cadet Commissioned Officers Elected by Corps . . . Storm Hit Billard Fleet-boats broke away and drifted down the river . . . REVOLVING EDITORSHIP A different editor every issue is the plan the Wheel Watch follows here at Billard . . . VARSITY FOOTBALL LETTERS Eighteen varsity football letters are awarded . . . CLASS OFFICERS ELECTED . . . THE PHANTOM PEEKS AGAIN . . . ANNEXATION Studious cadets wanted to isolate themselves from the rest of the corps . . . LOG: Faculty trims Varsity in basketball . . . PUGNACIOUS PUGILISTS Promotor Pacifico and Announcer Harvey present the bouts with bombastic bellowings . . . PURPOSEFUL ENTERTAINMENT Dr. Graflin presents serious subject in humorous manner . . . LOG Health talk by Dr. Hay . . . TEA DANCE FOR SWEET COOKIES to the melodies of our own Skippers . . . CADET MONSER'S ESCAPADE in Sea Minor . . . LAPEL STARS FALL ON ALMA MATER . . . LET'S INTRODUCE OUR- SELVES Two of our instructors are turning into song writers . . . U. B. B., or Life, Love and the Pursuit of Sappiness fby Sid Baxterl. This epoch-making movement was the founding of a bachelors' union . . . BILLARD NIGHT AFTER NIGHT by O. O. Hugh Kidd-but when he chews his lello, that's the last straw . . . HOW WAS YOUR DATE? by the Voice of Experience, lnc. IA questionnairel . . . PASSING SALUTE The basketball season spectacularly climaxed with closing game against N. Y. M. A .... IT WILL BE ALL RIGHT ON THE NIGHT: Hats off to Cecil B. deMille Stene, the coaxing coach, and the gorgeous cast . . . CADETITORIAL Use common sense . . . BASEBALL PROSPECTS Thirty candidates report . . . THE EASTER BUNNY GOES A'TRUCKlN' Our 1938 Easter Formal . . . TIMES MARCHES ON BILLARD Occasion Was not fire, but celebration of the last one.

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-1' THE ORCHESTRA Faculty Director, Mr. Morgan, piano: Iones, leader, trumpets, Upham and Pickering, drums, Harvey, violin, Lillicop clarinets, Leitch and Gray, saxophone, Vredenburqh. THE HOP COMMITTEE Mrs. Evelyn H. Niles, Social Director Left to riqht-Dieckman, Rapalus, Leary, Commoss, Sabia, Vredenburgh, Gray, Leitch, Iones, Chairman Hurley. l i I ! Fw w vs