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

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COM ANY A WEST is a nice little barracks, Tom remarksg but you should have seen it at Homecoming when Rocoff and his squad had finished decorating it. It was a really clever job, but the wind tore itg and B Company copped the prize. l6 COMPANY OFFICERS Captain Robert L. Hauman First Lieutenants john C. Harmon Charles P. Adkins Regimental Culvers Officer Thomas C. Bixby Bn. Supply Officer Frank P. Chandler Company Culvers Officer Charles D. Moore Company Athletic Officer james Rocoff First Sergeant james A. Brown THIS company thinks that 'A' stands for 'Austin Trophy.' And it's really no wonder. Their counselor is Colonel Moore who teaches the Honor Guard and is enthusiastic about the military, just about every year A is the company to beat at drill. COMPANY COUNSELORS Counselor Colonel E. Kemp Moore Health and Athletics Lt. Colonel Walter Roberts Cordon Counselor Captain Myron E. Benner

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THIS, as I said, is West Barrack. This corner is where the Regimental Staff foimsf' 'iWho or what is the Regimental Staff? Fac- ulty? Giving her a slightly pitying look, Tom tells Vi about Barney Poole, the Senior Captain. who leads the entire Corps and must discharge the most honored position in the school by answering to the Commandant and the Superintendent for all that happens in the organizations. I'll bet that the school has never had a more popular and respected regimental commanderf' he continues. 'LPoole was co-captain of the football team, too. The other was Charlie Brooks, the Adjutant. who is really an all 'round athlete. In his job of Ad- jutant. he reads all the orders and notices and has a big job at parades: anyway. they and other staff officers like Robinson, who is Personnel Officer. have a sort of diamond formation and lead the Corps when anything is going on. ANOTHER person wno many times each day must take an official stand at the ccrncr ct West Barrack rs bandsman Smith, the Acadernys bugler, While they may sympathize at reverlle with Irving Berlrns feelings concerning buglers, most ot the Corps really enjoy many advantages over Smith, After all, he has to get up before they dog and not even the hall announcers must watch the cloclf. more carefully Whats more, rt rs a mean ,ob to play a brass rnstrument rn zero weather, ss, . Regimental Commander I, Gregory Poole Regimental Adjutant Charles E. Brooks Regimental Personnel Officer john L. Robinson Regimental Supply Officer lActingl Peter D. Wentworth Regimental Staff Sergeant lohn E. Bing

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