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

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, X . . 'A lihllilxxsl C COMPANY OFFICERS Captain Iames C. Tappan Bn. Personnel Officer Charles K. Miles Co. Personnel Officer Bernard l.. Bobo Regimental Infirmary Officer lack P. Ray Co. Athletic Officer Dwight F, Runge Co. Supply Officer Peter D. Wentworth First Sergeant james L. Wilson WHO CHECKS on you fellows in the dormitories, Tom? . . . Oh, we have faculty members living in all the barracks, mostly bachelors. Here in South Mr. Firari lives on the second floor Nobody gets away with anything, but the fellows all like him. COLONEL IOHNSTON is counselor of C. He goes over all their records, academic, athletic, disciplinary, and keeps them on their toes. And he writes letters to their parents and talks things over with them whenever they come to the campus, COMPANY COUNSELORS Counselor Colonel W. C. lohnston Assistant Counselor lvlr. l'l. E. Firari Health and Athletics Mr. L. K. Moore Cordon Counselor Mr. C. A. Marshall l3

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WELL, TOM, how did you fellows like the elections? Oh, most people around here were mighty happy about them. We held a poll one Friday night, run by the Ve- dette QThat's the name of our news- paperg nobody knows what the word means except a couple of French teach- ers.j during open C. Q. on a Friday night, and Eisenhower beat Stevenson much worse than he did across the country .... That's Logansport Gate back there. The city gave it to the school because we helped them during a flood back around 1910. And that big building over there is the Mess Hall. . . ,.3 ,... 04X ..-4 ' ti WHILE South Barrack functions chiefly as a home tor Company C and some displaced artillerymen like Centry below, it also serves the Corps as a whole in a most important respect. ln the basement of South, barbers Rust and Shock encounter varying degrees of resistance as they mete out regulation haircuts. To Rusty above, Bargeon must represent an ideal subject: patient, resigned, philosophical. Cll,Xl-.lx .-Xl llllf Cfl2USSl2U,-XIDS IN SOUTH BARRACK'S comfortable lounge as everywhere on the Campus, the evening of October 24th was the time for cast- ing one's ballot in Culver's mock presidential election. While Woods and Hale haggle over the respective merits of the prin- cipal candidates, Kompare receives his ballot from Centryg and Martin registers his choice. Eisenhower won on the Campus by securing 84 00 of the votes.