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

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I 1 I l o I MILITARY- 1917-18-Pvt. Co. D. 1918-19-Pvt. Co. D., Pvt. Art. 1919-20-Pvt. Co. D., Pvt. Art., Member Batt. 1920-21-Sgt. Art., Member I Batt. R. 0. T. C., Camp Knox. ' 1921-22-Lieut. Art.. Member Richard MacPherson Pray Team, Volley Ball. Basket' ball, Soccer. 1921-22-Varsity Rifle Team, Rifle Team. MISCELLANEOUS- 1917-18-Y. M. C. A.- 1918-19-Y. M. C. A. 1919-20--Y. M. C. A., Two , ' e Club. if Batt., Lieut. F. A., U. S. R. Des Moines, Iowa ?gg1jli21,Y. M, C, A,, C, C. . , AMES-BUSINESS C. L., Rlfle Team. .. ATHLETIC- 1921-22-Y. M. C. A., C. C. kg 1917-18-CO. Track. C. L., Rifle Team. Expert f' 1918-19-Co. Track. Rifleman Insignia. Il 1919-20-Co. Track, Rifle Vedette Staff. lu Team. Batt. Council, Silver , 1920-21-Track, Varsity Rifle Lozenge. ,- If Pray had many more stripes on that sleeve of his, he would surely look like fl a zebra. In other words, Dick's been here long enough to know better. He is a I peach of a fellow, despite the fact that he ,comes from Iowa, and we are proud 5 to have him for a. friend. . On the rifle range and in the gallery, Dick shines his brightest. He is Colonel ' Middleton's stand-by. and anything he says goes. He is also one of the officers ' of the Battery. and adds greatly to the efliciency of that organization. Lot's of luck, Dick! ' ' fn. 4:4 Same Iargd- -Mavks arourd Column... I P ,V-...NAfv-ff , Lake Hnmkuckec. 1, f: Palmer HOUSE- -Lk'- M4mBawa:ks '- My 'Lig- QTQ... . 1 ' 1 9 . 5 H 4 MDT!! 4 ' rl ' . 1 5 .SNAP f 55. 1,1 Q4CrgkKQ . N-HV.: S. X an i Y ' 'fi' ' lar' .T-., T' -.l:i? 2::..:ff- ' ' Has gre.-5 Shllrr I5 Page 129 camowiflaried 49311 7215! IL, M ..

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MILITARY - MISCELLANEOUS- 1919-20-Pvt. Co. A. 1919-20-Y. M. C. A. . 1920-21-Pvt. Co. A. 1920-21-Y. M. C. A. 1921-22-Pvt. Co. A. Bill H. Qulnn 192.1-22-Y. M. C. A., Two ATHLETIC- Pittsburgh, Pa.. Smpe Club' UNIVERSITY OF PENN.- SCIENTI1-'ic Bill Quinn came to us at Christmas a couple of years ago, and he seemed to be undecided as to whether he cared to remain until June. But he stayed, and then he came back in September, and came back again the next September. And now he's through: Bill stuck to the last, and we know that he'll go through life the same way. He's a peach of- a, fellow, and one of A Company's most popular men. We hate to see you go, Bill, but our thoughts of you will always be pleasant ones. I-lere's hoping that you have all the luck in the world, old boy! f u ,ff i A ,C 5 Bless l i2'f f Q1 0 2 Q iz '- 6 .mi ,,,, ff we ' ' f ,r y - 1 .- . ,Gala T, 'J ,qw 25' l. V XM 3 A471 E I5 X I .- gf. , . . ..-. .,. 'f ,yi .-- K5-1-L' Page 131 ' .. . . - K ,-...1. r