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

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COMPANY A Seated: W. F. Spurlock, captain, S. L. Friedman, first lieutenant, G. T. Christiansen, regimental supply lieutenant, J. R. Wantz, lieutenant, R. G. Yates, lieutenant, aide to the superintendent, Jack Tootle, first sergeant. Standing, Hrst row: W. E. Friend, guidon bearer, W. E. Maxsoin, color sergeant, J. H. Amt, sergeant, Zeamer, H. C. Russell, W. O. Boyd, pri- vates, C. B. Gates, supply sergeant, R. P. Luker, color corporal, C. L. Duke, sergeant. Second row: H. P. McNeal, D. G. Harroun, F. L. Kahn, M. A. Rocle, I. Michaels, Jr. Third row: M. Sommer, Corporal, D. S. Stanley, D. C. Searles, privates, W. I. Chudleigh, corporal. Fourth row: A. R. Twente, B. B. Caffey, J. P. Gilman, M. L. Mercado, J. J. Deither, privates, M. Williams, corporal, R. O. Black, R. H. Stanz, privatesg W. E. Hunt, Corporal, K. W. Kreyling, R. I. Paul. Fifth row: R. L. Koenig, G. M. Ellis, H. DeVoss, T. Baldxvin, L. Argallg J. W. Dutcher, D. T. McCracken, C. G. Gamper, R. B. Case, L. B. Hume. Sixth row: W. J. Hussey, R. H. Lamont, C. S. Waller, J. R. Stroh, G. M. Pratt, J. L. Carter, F. J. Timberlake, W. M. Winshipg C. F. Faulkner.

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Y CCJIVIPANY Capt. K. Moore William F. Spurlock Tnvliml Officvr Cazfrf Commander Page' Seu'r1leen

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Under the capable leadership of Captain K. Moore, tactical officer, and William F. Spurlock, cadet commander, Company A enjoyed one of the most eventful and progressive years of its long history. Company A was the first organization in the school, first in line at formations, and the first company to pass the review- ing stand at parades. In keeping with their practice of being first in everything, Company A emerged as victors in Regimental Basketball and in Regimental Ping-Pon g. Captain of Company A, William F. Spurlock, was commander of the infantry battalion. G. T. Christiansen was first lieutenant and regimental supply officer, R. G. Yates was second lieutenant and aide to the superintendent. First lieuten- ant and company personnel oflicer was Sidney L. Friedman. Second lieutenant was Jack Wantz. Numerous Company A men participated in the various school activities. There were four Company A men on the Vedette staff, four Quill contributors, four Glee Club singers, eight Motorized Infantry men, three Cadet Club members, five Hop Club members, and two Roll Call writers. Company A men were prom- inent in the horseshoe, ping-pong, squash, and badminton contests. Company A enjoyed a particularly fruitful athletic year. Men participating in the various sports were: Football: Amt, Baldwin, Bays, Christiansen, Harroun, Friend, Gamper, Carter, McNeal, Michaels, McCracken, Moore, Spurlock, Russell, Stanley, and Sommer. Basketball: fRegimental Championsj Spurlock, Michaels, Bays, Friend, Sommer, Amt, Baldwin, Gamper, and Winship. Track: Spurlock, Caffey, Maxson, Black, Michaels, Carter, Dutcher, Hume, and Chudleigh. Bowling: Waller, Spurlock, Friedman, Friend, Wantz, Michaels, Harroun, and Kahn. Baseball: Spurlock, Moore, McCracken, Winship, Yates, Michaels, Duke, Wantz, Harroun, Kreyling, Friedman, Christiansen, and Boyd. Page N inelqm