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

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-- .. , ' WW SQUAD LEADERS pay attention here! Do not report the following men absent. 45 STROLLING BACK tow ard A Companys West Barrack we turn to 8' 'DPA' Q5 ed Before us hes Pershlng Walk flanked by our Garden and the xx alls Y of C. T. and Argonne Barracks. Here the Infantry lines up fo1 meals, pa- rades, chapel and assemblies. Here in these barracks we struggled with Latin syntax the ri ht at the point where three times daily the Regimental Staff form- and German idioms. Approaching the Memorial Building, our starting point, we fol- low the path which leads to the right and head off toward the Maxinkuckee Inn. zz

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Ill ll T0 MR ROSS BEASON thus Fnrst Class of l952 wull always be grateful noons drifting lazlly by? Then there xxere those qulck visits during tattoo, excpei lenced and enjoyed by every First Classman What a xx ondei ful prlvilege It xx as to be able to take our guests to Beason Hall at Thanksglvmg and on other occasions and to V1Slt ln its homey, congenial atmosphere Long after xxe have forgotten manv othel 3Ct1Y1tl6S and events, we shall iecall the debates on sports, dlplomatlc affairs, the dress of the Infantry during Sundays parade, that problem in physics, the snide remark in last xx'eek's Vedette, or our favorite topic, girls. And off we go again. 'Z I

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HOW MANY TIMES we haxe hurrred off tothe Inn, IIT response to a telephone call from Message Center, to frnd our parents and frlends waltrng for us. On many occasuons we have found the Lounge a comfortable place to vuslt, partrcularly after one of those ever-welcome Sunday meals ID the dnnlng room THEN THERE WERE THOSE wonderful Saturday evenrngs whrch we shall always re- member. Chrlled to the bone after a yarsrty football game or exultant over yet another basketball victory, we gath- ered up our permlts and made a dash for the Shack. No reflectuon on the Mess Hall, but It was good to break the routine. to study a menu and choose what we pleased. and to snt where and wuth whom we wanted. ESPECIALLY CONVENIENT were the Inn and the Shack on those specual occasnczns when we had guests. They were yust the place for a pleasant meal and careless conversation before the dance. and we could always COunT on Mass Shetterly and her staff to take good care of us. lt won't be long now until the Inn wall once more be frlled with guests, crowded as at was at Thanksgrving, by the people who have come to Culycr to see us go through the Cate. Perhaps we had better push back our chairs and stroll out to the Carden for a preyuew.