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

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WHATEVER it is that Brodnax has done incorrectly, he may be sure that Lt. Feeley has spotted it and will know just the remedy to suggest. A CAMPUS landmark of long standing. that funn little cannon on the corner Y has a real place in our affections. As OUR WALK continues, we are confronted with the massive structure of the Riding Hall. Immediately our thoughts fasten on the Thanksgiving review, when we paraded before the eyes of many admirers. Troopers will think of mounted drills, the Friday night Lancer drills, the classes in equitation, polo games, and jumping practice. 0n we stroll past the Infirmary. Then, crossing the road, we saunter by the funny little old cannon mounted on a bronze-plaqued boulder and make our way toward the building which, more than any other, symbolizes this year at Culver. 9