Culver Military Academy - Roll Call Yearbook (Culver, IN)

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Athletic RECORD Cross Country Alexandria, La. V. of Pennsvlvania Uncle ' found it necessary to spend four summers here before deciding that Winter School was the place for him. But he has made good and is one of the first new men to gain his service stripe. Trig, is his failing and he calculates distances while cross-country running by Dur- rell ' s methods. James hates to leave C. M. A. but no more than C. M. A. hates to see him leave, for he is the type who would rather be than seem.

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Wirelc:) 15-16 Artillery rmingham, Alabama Business Do they allow blacks to go to Culver? Yes we have three, color Sergeants and one Blach. M. A. came to Culver years ago with only one friend in the state and that was Trost. This is really the only thing t hat we can find a him. The man sings like a nightingale. Every cadet in school reads the Vedette and enjoys most all of the articles which he himself put in, but few realize that someone is managing the publication. This is Blach and we wish to thank him for his earnest ef- forts and for the pleasure he has given us all. Two three I. V. gainst I ' [iimiiiiimii

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Co. Basketball Co. Bowling Uniontown, Pennsylvania Bones Boughner started his career at Culver by taking an im- portant part as a plebe in the inaugural parade in Washington, and some people have even said that he was going to be with Culver when they marched in the next parade. Bones is the man that put the Li in Library and the sock in the socker. In the year 1915, A. D. he aspired to the rank of Sergeant in A. Co. Whether a commish was too big for him or he was too big for a commish is hard to tell but 1916 found him hold- ing down the Librarian chair as a buck private and as happy as a lark.