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

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With the present war occupying our thoughts at this time most of us find it hard to remember that tomorrow will he a new day and that we must prepare ourselves along cultural lines for this awakening in civilization. We all know. though perhaps we seldom think of it. that we. the first class. and the under- classmen will he the builders of that tomorrow and that with the many advantages that Culver gives us we can and will do all within our power to train ourselves for this important responsibility. The Nlusic and .-Krt Building offers us many opportunities to learn those things, such as sculpturing. art appreciation. ceramics. music. aml photography, which will he all important when it comes to righting this crazy world. llere we can scrutinize the world's greatest art treasures in their accurate reproductions and from them visualize our past progress in peace. Our religious services have acquired a deeper meaning as we understand more and more the faith for which we are fighting and realize our need for Codvs guidance. , 1 , , X vffzw. f ,!t,q,f,w' V , e 'I 5jQQqwg,nJe, J , ,f,. to, m..,. ,ov of I. NN. .rx 1, . .i--' '7, ' if G ff Lf f. . ',H'Affff+ 1 'ff '- f wif .41 MMF' f A .. f,,t I ,J., 57.4 f'v':L7Z'L. ., V yfffmlv, - .aww gqftin f' ,.u,J:,-If A , ' qi -,fm ..r.v 1 The Men10fi3l ' d ea solitllf-le an fisv beenilconstan it ,. the PU lllllon of . thft reaclietl only 7 f in that con Ives Of al help in bringing. when we 51115 cultllfe P8306 .I ' Q --1 ' ' rf- l I :fitli il 5 'UTS ff., , E' . ' ' if- ssl tt ' ., ttf:- -M at i fail etvtff 2 , W t L f l L' ' .Vi 'Rf W1 l J 'Wg 'Ji ' w - - . ln th. Xlu it in 5 l l ' . ' A l Xrt lm ill - - - - . i 1 ui: wt pri part for th.. q-ullur,- of tomorrow ln' stiulyin., llw mmurv of WVU ,. , ,. fl' Unif- G iflllt Od Sym! in

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I 'to slap the ,lapsw ol' World War Il. We have toughened our physical, aca- demic, and military program. With this change in schedule we have also added some new institutions: courses in radio and motors, that 4120 yards of concen- trated nitro, which we all have to traverse sooner or later, known as 'the obstacle course, a11d those night patrols when everybody including the colonel wondered where everybody else was. ln fact, our Whole school life with the reorganization of the companies under academic counselors to replace the tactical officers now in service shows our adapt- ability under war pressure. After Christmas our ranks lost a man here and there for the Army, a11d this June the one A's and two A's will join these men in action. With this streamlined schedule we have worked hard to learn those proud tra- ditions which have always been exemplihed by our predecessors. And now to those 3500 Culver sons of World War I and those 2000 in the present conflict we render a salute of brotherhood and honor as We pledge ourselves to carry forward their noble tradition of service in war. Vive, the soldiers of thc future, salute our Culver brothers, the soldiers of the past.

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