Army and Navy Academy - Adjutant Yearbook (Carlsbad, CA)

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First row: Northrup, Perron, Sgt. MaCFadden, Aguilar, Sat Aldrete, Surnners, Corp. English, second row: Corp, Shapiro, Iund, Duehren, W., Barrett, Corp, Dueliren, I., Sat. Dailey, Hill, Sgt. Ponty, The Iunior Class, the laraest in the school, has shown a fine spirit ot Iellowrsliip and leadership. These young men are a body ot high-spirited American youths, Ready to embark on their last year ot school work, they advance with eyes up1chin in-chest out. They have upheld the repu' tation ot the school and have been a leading factor in all ot its activities. Fo, tliouqli the Seniors pass through the portals from within the continernents ol our campus into a new world, a new Senior Class will be able to till fgapably the place left vacant.

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if I N to Q LL .in ,- .,l. Y -V' 1 J l' I m ,t t M, Q Q ' . 4 . ' . A rift--'if I ' '-A 4' my ,, ., hx 1. , . - l Wi 1 ,.,. .A L ' A the members of the class oi' '39, being sound of niind, body and . of the fact that after our departure the Academy will have to ,manage wi bout us, and actuated by a sincere desire to further the best in- , of t sclgppl, do hereby make the following general and specific be- . ' guests in order to perpetuate our influence: As a Body the Senior Class leaves: I A h ' 7 lflts athletic prowess to Cadets Aldrete and Ponty. .yihw DWVU , . sy... advantage of its considerable experi,eHb'e of capricious femininity Qto Cadets Haywood, Mengedoht and to thef bachelor instructors of the 1 ly 1 -ai '!,l.?ACGd6mY, - A ' IW ' e , Its scholastic attainments to Cadets Paup, Van Natta, Black and Iackson. ,gif Z' A li The example of its exemplary conduct to Cadets Hill, lvfengedoht, Aldrete and Ponty. l Its delight in obeying orders -to Cadets Hitchcock, yDavis, C., and Northrup. . As Individuals: Longworth leaves his red hair to Iohn Iund. Gage leaves his long legs to Cadet Myers. Kelsey leaves his ability to be late to Major Pete. Woody leaves his LUCKIES to Coach Simpson just leaves. Talbert leaves his brains to Van Natta. y Klein leaves his insomnia to Black. a - I Ward doesn't leave. Miller leaves Northrup to McFadden. A Sprankle leaves his address book to the Duehren brothers. i 55 A W E . 5 1 l .4 tr I 1 rf 22.2 1 2 .1 .rf ,. - Y . . 33'+'rl- ' .,,'w.1,l,, :um r--wr, ' f -. 5 - f I t . 2 I A-.Sv-:--I A-:'-sst...f+i:.,Mf+flv,f- 2?.zfff:..fffQ -3 - qi - .,,'1,.-,, 1 A .4 v .,. -- ... ,jr . - -. ..-Hi. r. .11 -. rv-ea. -.i . . ve., I1 i Y M, A . . .A ,,,,,, gl., , V , .. . L. '- 1 I

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First rcw Mengedoht, Shillingburg, Fuentevilla, Corp. Davisg second row: Severson Wickerham, Iackson, Van Natta, Hitchcock. The ideals to which the Sophomore Class is striving to attain are ones that are worthy ot their best endeavors. Classes such as theirs are an asset to any school. Through the year they have done much to add to school spirit, and they will do more as the years roll on. The goal toward which they have been working and which will be achieved upon graduation will end one chapter ot their school lite and begin an even greater one, suc- cess upon the many roads which they will follow in the World. May their efforts bring honor and glory to their name.