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

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ROUND A bb in-. DESCENDING the Libiaix steps xx e stroll onto the path xx hleh runs thi ough -EP' 3,3 the garden and euils along the lakeshoie A glimpse of the F11 st Class Ring makes us iefleet on the happy houis spent there In the Ring xxe felt the , xx armth not onlx of the fue but also of deep friendship as xxejoined in sing- IH ' Culver s songs. The sound of the xx'incl in the pine ti ees attracts our attention and xxe thlnk yet of the gioups of Fiist Classmen that this giove has hai boi ed. 6

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ll.XXDx THAT'S a pretty deep subject, Dan f 4 9 9 Q Q Q . E it 4 . 5 f tg,', in i 'ef I 'V UPON ENTERING the Memorial Builcling, one is immediately struck by :Vi 1. the atmosphere of the medieval castle after which it is modeled. Somehow T A it this atmosphere seems appropriate to the many hours we've spent there delv- ing into the mysteries of the past. Many are the afternoons also which the First Classmen have whiled away in the Chapter Room, playing cards, talking, and writing letters home. Upstairs we searched, lost and mystified, for the reference books with which to meet the never-ending threat of term papers and unit tests. 5

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