Army and Navy Academy - Adjutant Yearbook (Carlsbad, CA)

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3 I ,'L .4 1L,..4' THE Nl 7 T W DRED AND THlRTv EIGHT ADJUTANT M ull ,yy V -'W' wif.: -1,,,w fini. Back Row: Hurst, Getze, Smith D., Ponty, Duehren J., Anderson, English, Good- man, Brown, Capt. Petersen. Front Row: Jund, Aldrete, Dailey, Wood R., Shapiro, McFadden, Duehren W., Sumner, Agular. THE SUPHIIIMCIRE CLASS The Sophomore class this year has the distinction of being the largest in the Academy. The spirit and loyalty of the Sophomores has at all times been steadfast and commendable. Captain Petersen, class adviser, has served the class with unusual tact and ability, and it is hoped that he may serve us next year. President Aldrete has been an outstanding class officer, and has had valuable assistance from Vice-President Wood R., and Secretary Ponty. f 216 f Wi ' . r ' lf LU rl MW ' b Wifi ' ' l t:'::!?b-4 x4 12f Srlqk - r,7Z?.!l?W 5 , fri LLlfl'lfl U 'L ' . Ay, 1 f f ii ixmyx 'tklll , 't ' - .1-1 -Aw ,M ! . lp, E g f!i,ifi lV ' , l ', fl A ! lt lvl 7 'if' 21 1 . f. 1 L ,lzj

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mffiym i 0' 45 ' , 9' ' X p-rE Ts1iN?irN HUNDRED AND THIRTY EIGHT ADJUTANT Stumbo, Miller, Gage, Kelsey, Longworth, Van Fleet, Sprankle, Simpson, Mrs. Atkinson THE .JLINIIJR CLASS The Junior class under the guidance of its president, Captain Simpson, has completed a glorious year in the Academy. Although a small class, it has been outstanding in all Academy activities. Two of its members, Captain Simpson and Sgt. Sprankle, were in the cast of Allison's Lad , the Academy play that won honors in the County and State tournaments. Captain Simpson, president of the class, and a company commander, has been an inspiration to his classmates throughout the year. The class was well represented on the Adjutant staff, The Quill and Scroll, the Rifle Team and the Literary Society. Cadets Miller and Stumbo have been prominent members of the cadet band and orchestra, and have done much toward the success of these popular organizations. Mrs. Atkinson, class adviser, is held in high esteem by the members of the class. Every Junior will remember Mrs. Atkinson for her kindly smile, enduring patience and ability in dramatic production. Cadets Sprankle, Gage and Miller, as class officers, are to be commended for their loyal service during the past year. 'WWI I Eff .css X gil Uma s1f'.'.'.'.' if 5Fl'Wl fl

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Mfr, .', ' ' Atl- 'j '1 4 1 ll J i ,, rr, f f-'fi ' si r ' t ' J 1 X 'W lx - ,. THE NINETEEN HUNDRED AND THlRTYlElGHT ADJUTANT Gomez, Mengedoht G., Severson, Schneider, Schillinburg, Fuentevilla, Maxson, Davis J., Capt. Keveren V .4 f 1 c' J ,JM ,. C 4 X, THE FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshman class, although not the largest in the Academy, has had an abundance of real school spirit. Many parties and social functions have been enjoyed by the first year men. On the evenings of No- vember fifteenth and May ninth, the class was delightfully entertained at supper parties by Captain and Mrs. Keveren at their St. Malo Beach home. The birthdays of Cadet Maxson and Cadet Fuentevilla were celebrated in traditional Freshman style. Many beautiful presents were given to the lucky cadets. The class has, in the main, made an excellent scholastic record and the members are determined to keep their record throughout their Sophomore year. Captain Keveren, as faculty adviser, has been alert to the needs of the class, and with his help the first mile has been a happy trek. Cadet Davis J. has been an efficient Class President, while Cadets Schillinburg and Schneider have served with distinction in the offices of Vice-President and Class Reporter. 22