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

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CHARLES H. CLEARY Hinsdale, Illinois Corporal Company C Chuck was good at shouting squads right and squads left and he was given the office of corporal last year so that he might have the opportunity of leading his squad safely through heavy machine gun or artillery fire at Gov- ernment inspection. He attained his C. R. collar ornaments last year, showing his right to mem- bership in the Culver Rifles. On the rifle range no one had to tell him which end the bullet came from, as he showed his familiarity with firearms by winning a sharpshooter ' s medal. He played two seasons on C ' s intramural football team, and participated for that organization in track and basketball. He swam one season in the all- Culver meet and showed dexterity in intramural boxing. Page twenty-eight

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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.

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Billy Bob began his career as a football back on the Artillery team two years ago. From then on he saw service with and was one of the out- standing backfield men for the varsity. His swift leg motion was not only useful to the varsity football team; for three years he shot baskets for his intramural basketball team and ran the sprints for the Battery track team as well. The hand is quicker than the eye seem-ed to be Bob ' s motto when he was in the boxing ring. His ability to use golf clubs was most outstand- ing of all his athletic accomplishments. He was a varsity golfer three years and was a co-captain of the golf team two years. He was a member of the Varsity Club three years. WILLIAM R. COFFEY Fort Worth, Texas Private Artillery Pacje twenty-nine