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

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Business Department — Capt. Grant Maj. Miller Lieut. Leland Lieut. Pifer Lieut. Burgy Math. Department — Capt. Crandail Lieut. Kellam Lieut. Obenauf Capt. Shanks Lieut. -Commander Fowler Lieut. Scheufler Capt. Stinchcomb Lieut. Pollock History Department — Capt. Mowbray Lieut. Bates Lieut. Mischke Lieut. Hecketsweilkk Lieut. Spigener Lieut. Easum lemic Latin Department — Caft. Fleet Lieut. Ricketts Lieut. Bickford Lieut. DuBois English Department- Lieut. Parker Lieut. Young Lieut. Flint Lieut. Morgan Lieut. Olson Lieut. Simpson Lieut. Hubbard Lieut. Elsiin French Department— Capt. Hubbell Lieut. Cormier Lieut. Brackney Lieut. Spicer Lieut. Ficken Lieut. Keller Lieut. Leggett Scientific Department- Capt. Eisenhard Lieut. Spaulding Lieut. Trousdale Miscellaneous — Capt. Durborow Capt. Hoge Capt. McCready Lieut. Clark Lieut. McGill

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Tactical Staff CcL, Leigh (;ignilliat CcL. FiTZHUGH Lee Col. Greiner Col. Noble Col. Rossow Ma.i. Bays Maj. Elliott Ma.j. Yates Maj. Johnston Maj. Kennedy Maj. Miller Capt. Armstrong Lieut. Dye Capt. Fray Capt. Middleton Caft. Stone Capt. Fogarty Lieut. Baker Superintendent Profe.s.sor of Military Science Commandant of Cadets Military Co-ordination Officer Post Adjutant and Troop Conimantler 1st Battalion Commander and Tac. Officer A Co. 2d Battalion Commander and Tac. Officer E Co. Tactical Officer G Company Tactical Officer C Company Tactical Officer B Company Tactical Officer F Co. and Artillery Instructor Cavalry In.structor Tactical Officer H Company Battery Commander KauKO Instructor Cavalry Instructor and Tactical Officer ! Co. Bayonet and Physical Instructor Personnel Adjutant and ISatter.N ' Instructor

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A Word In Passing Our associations witli Cul ' er during the iiast four years have been indeHbly stamped upon our memories, and the ideals which we have inher- ited will forever remain to guide us in the adventures of life. The mental and physical endowments which we have received are exceedingly rich, and we ajjpreciate th e opportunities which have been offei ' ed to us. We have striven toward a Greater Culver, and in assuming this task the fol- lowing classes should always govern themselves as worthy guardians of the sacred trust. In i)assing through the Old Iron date after four years of cadet life we are not severing our relations with our alma mater. The transition fi ' om cadets to alumni entails greater ol)ligations, and as loyal members of the Culver Legion we shall carry tlu ' ( uhcr sjiirit to the jieojile with whnm we come in contact. m