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

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TmM ' m. I ' If t ' .•a lint ' MILITAUV— lM6-n— fvt. Cn. I i:il7-l.S— IHt. Ci ' . Tr op. . . - 1018-I9-;Corp. Ou, Troop. 191 l)-2n— F irst r.i. Troop. 192(1-21— Capt. C ATIILETII ' — •1910-17— C.I, WhH Squaa, 1917-lS .-i-Co. liasketl.iill (chaxnplonsK Varsltv Truck (Gulveri,- VarsltT Rifle Team (Calv ' er). 1918-19 — A ' arsltv Track. Klflo Team (fulvcr). 1919-2(1 — (;o, 1-taskcil.all. Jack is a man who will make grood at in jcih to wliKh he i assignetl Whife he was making good at his top-si ' i ' t,cauti- li ' t Lai e admit that at times he caused us some. concern about oui own atttntum to duties but we -admired hini ' greatly for. his efliciencv and weie glad ben he got his appointment as captain of E Companj Thert is suniethmg about his personality- that is hard to describe; he is wondeifulh untoncemed at ■-times, vi ' hHe his good nature and sensi ot humoi ait things to n y ■• • Bon voyage., Jack, old kid! , ' , .■ .

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m , 1918-19— I ' vl. J- ArJill(T.v, Stivi-r f , 1919-20— rv(. •!■ Artillery, CiilviT I ' .ntli ' ij • e. T.c. ■ 1920-21 — I.lKlit. Artil Cnlvi ' l- linttor.v. . ■ . ■ATlll.KTJi.— •19 18-1 ' . !- ' ' n. Swhiiiilinj. ' .Incloor ami, ciutil.Hir I ball. Clifford Africk HI Virg-inia Hotel, Chit-aKo.. Ill- Annapolis— SgikntIfic l ' .il9.2u— ( ' •. . JJwiminlujr, Go. Intlixir ' jiiiil ■fiuldoor Itase- )all. ,• . - 1920-21 —MauiiKi.-r : Varsity Swiniiulny, liiiliior and O ' nt- cl.ii.r Bas. ' l.all. ' . MlSiKl.I.ANEors- 15I8-19— Silvi ' i- siar. -Y. M; C A. • • . 1919-2 ' b— V. M. C. A. . R)29-2l— Y; M. C. A..- Ve- ' (letto Si air. lia I tor.v Council, •Hns. M T. .MiDsUol Club.: . Socially, athlefidy, at drill, or a pal duiiiig recreation, Co-oper- ative Cliff; as he is known by a select section, i a Prince of Good Fe?!;- lows and one whom all are ghul to call a friend. From his plebe d ys, .when he i)erched in the Roost, through his days of summer camp, and up to his finish at the Iron Gate; he has be.en one who has worked hard, ■, playeji hard and enjbyetl Culver fqr.wha;t it is, inefdtnitally becoming -extremely popular. Cliff lias -ambitions for the Naval .Academy and we have no fears that.he Von ' t continue 4iis good work there! and that the Culver- Alumni will Oount an .Admiral aniong ' flieiV number jp the hear - uture. Best 0 ' . lucTc to you,,CliffordI ' . ,

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' m S m Mll.ITAliV— . - li(l!i-L-ii— I ' M. r.. I ' . (rli;ililp--l. Ilaskl-ll.Mll, I ' .MM liall. r.uw.liiiH, Swimiiiiii; Truck. , . Wild-:. ' ! — ' I ' lM-ii I .i Hiisk.-ilinll. I ' .iK. hull. iM!.iiy Kith- ■[■,-Am. ' ■ ' -; ' ' . 1 ' ; ' ■.■ ,. • , ' MiS(i:i.i.. Ni:(U - VViHiam Griffith Barker .s,!, ' : ' - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Ebensburg, Penn. . , J-;i ' ;;;i ' ; ' i ;: j, ' ,; , ' , .■ , Kill!..;, Sqlliui. . ' • •,.. Dartmouth— -ScuENTiFic As a {jroof of the fact that Barker was one of the most popular men in the school last year, we offer the fact that he was elected to the plebe council. In addition, he is a ROocTly pian in company athletics, football, basketball and baseball bein his stronK points. He has also won a silver star, proving that he is ri iht there in , the academic side of the school. During his two years here, he ' has played the game in every way and has reasoji to be proud of his record. As — are we. ■