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

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BATTERY B BATTERY OFFICERS Battery Captain Lawrence R. Hoover Regimental Adjutant Charles E. Brooks First Lieutenant Edward C. Sumner Regimental Mess Officer Marcus L. Potter Battery Supply Officer George S. Hoover Battery Personnel Officer john S. Borges Second Lieutenants Aurelio F. Concheso Mark C. Dull First Sergeant Axel E, Strauch 5 WHILE it is difficult to do justice to Battery B's athletic ac- complishments, Tom tries. lt's really no wonder that they're good, he states. ln the first place, B Battery has Charley Brooks, probably the best athlete in the school, and a lot of others who come close, like Sumner, Hoover, and Alban. Then their counselor is Major Mars, who was All-Eastern end his senior year at Brown. Somebody told me he hit three home runs in one game against Dartmouth, too. pu- YES, but how do your famous athletes do in their studies? asks Vi, a little skeptically , A . All right! replies Tom, You couldn't have picked a better spot to ask that question. Main Barrack here placed six or seven men in Cum Laude this year, four lrom Battery B: Concheso, Marshall, Hoover, and Sumner. The last two are the athletes whom I mentioned a minute ago. And this Battery tied for the Academic Bowl last year while winmng the athletic Plaque. BATTERY COUNSELORS Counselor Major john R. Mars Health and Athletics Mr. William P. Strunk Military Counselor Lt,Co1cnel Claire W. jackson 25

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gif!- UCOUNT cadence! Count? Who wull ever forget that command heard everywhere as the Corps converges on the Mess Hall? And the dissatisfied Sound oft up there' whuch always followed even the loudest performance? llwlllffl fflf Drefffl' HAVING taken stock of the principal activities which go on in Main Barrack, Grendel and his girl saunter on toward the Mess Hall. l'Yes. it's a nice tower. he agrees, Ubut you can never trust that clock, even if it is goingfl Three times a day, he goes on to inform her. the Infantry companies make this trek as they march to meals. And he shows her where the Band forms up to play Retreat in fall and spring. AS THE backs go tearing by ' Breaklng into Culver's football song after Retreat on Friday evening, the Band easily Carnes the Corps wlth itg and all lom lustlly to urge the team to vic- tory on Saturday, 26