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

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HOWARD H. CHERRY, JR. Cedar Rapids, Iowa Private Company D Having had some experience on the gridiron previous to entering Culver, and being a good player, Howard was one of the best supporters of Company D ' s line a year ago. Last fall he jumped from intramural to the varsity squad and resumed his position of center. Being of good stature he played intramural guard for his organization ' s basketball team two years and helped Fightin ' D win the regimental title in the all-Culver swimming meet. With the aid of his strong back he pulled an oar on the varsity crew two years. Not only was Howard interest- ed in athletics, but he was a member of the Y. M. C. A. An R. O. T. C. medal in Hygiene was awarded to him. Page twenty-six

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«•:, ' ' ;;} Kit Carson might have gained this popular title from his exploitations in the riding hall, rough riding, jumping, and such thrills as only a Trooper knows how to enjoy with a horse, but hardly as an adventurer, for his escapades were limited to Academy boundaries. He was winner of an R. O. T. C. medal in Musketry and wore B. H. T. ' s a year ago. He helped his organization win the regimental title in football and water polo, and also competed for it in swimming and baseball. Kit ' s abilities were not limited to riding and athletics. He won a Silver A last semester and was a member of the Vedette staff for sev- eral months. KNIGHT SCHUMANN CARSON Honolulu, Hawaii Private Cavalry Page twenty-five

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It is not that Jim likes to talk in a fast and furious manner to attract attention, or to hear how he sounds. He really possesses ability for verbal argumentation. In his usual manner he is quiet and unassuming, but on the debate stand he can turn loose the vocabularly so freely that even his skilled opponents loosened their collars at the thought of opposing him. He was a highlight in the Debate Club and Dra- matics Club two years. He was president of the Plebe Hi-Y, and held the office of sergeant. A year ago he earned an R. O. T. C. medal in Rifle Marksmanship and was a member of Com- pany A ' s rifle team. He participated in two years of intramural football, basketball, and baseball and his long reach made him an asset to the varsity tennis team two seasons. JAMES F. CLARK Pasadena, California Sergeant Company A Page Uventy-seven.