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

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0 0 Chu Jima At last the Thanksgiving dance rises L' 1 ire Wellv we 110W H0111 and . Over lhe Culver horizon, and the clouds of homesick ness and lovelornness vanish. The gym takes OI' . . - 1 a new light with the a Rf g Y CIIIIIICS and gaver cadets milling around on the floor like a bllllffll of love sick angle worms. We gather I0- gether to ask the Lord's hlessingi' wjtl 1 parents and girls and brothers and girls our I and sisters and girls and eve h to shine. , 11 t e chapel seems Then that for which we have a comes around the corner and hits us sma k ' C 111 the face. Christmas vacation has arrived ii 1 all its glory, and we F irst-classmen have our last candlelight service in th hear the Band's final Serenade ll waited e mess hall and The Christmas . g ance are two of the pleasantest milestones on our joaurney from Plebe Week to Commencement. candlelight service and the Thanksvivin d exfill Qf1116Sfer 1 est The long . Ilf war I5 upon h for Easter eventSZ and ag But E3 llovcr11111eHl Ii hortant SCIIOOI ' . With haf us. 4 , h Illrolhlh It wit sPri1n JOWH th' A1 last 743 Then - - ' ll nlfls' Government IHSPC big moments we S il close. Et wk

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Lt. COL We E. Gregory fActive Dutyl, W. A. Brooks ,00, Vice-President, L. J. Brad '09 E. C. McDonald '15, Vice-President, E. R. Culver, Jr., '15, President, B. B. Culver, ghairi man, General L. R. Gignilliat, President Emeritus, Colonel C. C. Chambers 508, Secretary, R. S Bradshaw CRet1redD, B. B. Culver, Jr., 28 Treasurer, Colonel J. S. Fleet, Acting Superintendenitl Ensign H. H. Culver fAct1ve Dutyj When we consider that four of the eleven men of the Board of Directors are members of the Culver family and that eight are alumni of the Academy, We realize why they have been so successful in fulfilling the dream of the founder, Henry Harrison Culver. Furthermore, these are the men who drew up the famous Culver Covenant, from which this book takes its theme: Culver s and war. We have learned to appreciate the many evidences of their sincere efforts to make Culver a school not only with a great past but also with a great future. ' erves in peace Lieutenant Colonel W. E. Gregory, the Superintendent of the Academy and irectors, is in active service with the Army. In his a member of the Board of D capacity as the Executive Ofiicer of the Army Specialized Training Division he The Founder Br' d' G H Y H lga ICI' 61161111 Lieutenant Colonel COIOMIF EINRY ARRISON CULVER LEIGH R. GIGNILLIAT WILLIAM E. GREGORY JOHN Ssnnow LE