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

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U W Elmira, AT THANKSGIVING we played host to parents and friends. 5 AT THE OTHER end of the Quadrangle stands the Mess Hall. Here 154' ' hundreds of cadets provided Roy and Charlie With problems, but they kj gave us their best in service and food. We bent over the tables, vented I w .t,,,,l'y our likes and dislikes, discussed World problems, and caught up on local ,I EX m-F T' 'E ' ll. 5 ful 1 5. Myst? plans and gossip. After the meal formations the underclassmen made their dash for the Canteen or the Second Class Clubroom, both of which are housed in the same building. As for us, we shall leave sedately by the southeast door under the clock. I8

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.Jam SOUND OFF' O e T 'So d Off' Th ee F e ONTINUING our Journey past the Q M Stole we come to the Quadrangle Look mg tow ard the Sally Port ue recall the many tlm9S we have passed through that 31 ch betyy een North and East Barracks xy 1th scarcely a thought for the act1v1tV on elther s1de of us On one s1de Colonels Kellam Vlathel and Benson kept to a m1n1 mum the academlc yy oes of the Corps On the other I'6S1d9Cl the mam guard kept ln l1ne by Colonel MCKIHDBX Vlajor Stey enson and Vliss Romig. Whether we wlshed to make a phone call, draw our allowances, talk wlth Colonel Gregory, or protest our innocence of a summary' report, to the Sally' Port we made our daily pilgrimage. I7

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ll na 3, 111- t,1ii2f1f Ria 'iff' ' I QQ if OH WHAT do we do in the Infantry? We march! We marchf We march! IT'S FUNNY how often you can walk by something like this without ever stopping to read it. O OUR LEFT as we leave the Mess Hall stands Main Barracks, the oldest building on our campus. Here the Artillery strove for perfection under Majors Jackson and Uebel, working' for their C.B.'s or Four Gun Drill insignia. On the fourth floor Dr. Johnson and his associates taught us the rudiments of chemistry and physics. Saun- tering on, we turn right at South Barrack, home of Company C, and make our way past Logansport Gate, rich in meaning and tradition, on toward our Beason Hall. I9