Brown Military Academy - Warrior Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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DH MSA D B SLE EUHPS BUGLES PERCUSSION Rlchard Barton Normand Lussler Drums Anthony Beltran Bass Drum Jack Kenyon Roland Fox Christopher Paulson Drums Robert Coates Drums Manuel Neves Thomas Hope Wayne Quackenbush Drums Christopher Dumler Cymbals Lee Ross: John Jerome Wnlluam Rask Drums Davld Frnetas Cymbals Bruce Blttaker Warren LaBorde Thus unlt has become very popular durmg the past four years Not only does the Drum and Bugle Corps march the Lower School Cadets to the Mess Hall but appears In street parades Llttle League baseball games Glrl and Boy Scout tunctuons as well as at San Diego State College At least once each year the Corps gives a demonstration at a monthly Dress Parade Captam Collins deserves much credlt for developing a hugh degree of precoclty wlthm the group LUWEH SEHUUL DVA CED BAN Front Row SmlthJ Mclntnre Fox Hughey Fnetas Conte Muddle Row Clounch Baumgartner Hnght Elander Rask Coates Back Row Capt Joseph Jerome Futch Rossbach Kenyon Dumler For the fnrst time an several years the Lower School has thus year a marchmg band whnch alternates wnth the Drum and Bugle Corps an playmg the Lower School to second mess danly The Band was teamed wsth the Glee Club un the Lower School Chrlstmas program and IS preparmg for a snmllar performance near the end of the school year The Band IS under the dlrectlon of Captann Joseph and the cadet offncers are Furst Lueutenant Jay Conte and Furst Sergeant Don Clounch

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THE BEGINNING BA II Fnrst Row Petronovlch von Korff Perklns Gnfflth Clark Trottner Hayward Second Row Bock Hackett Clemo Standlng Sauer Jerome Owens Colluns LeMaster Callegarr Weeks Beltran Tompklns Brttaker Ross: Seeman Nlenaber Instructors Cpl Sau r Jerome Owens Capt Collnns Cpl Scemwn Cpl Nlcnalacr This band IS composed of boys from the 2nd grade upward who wash to begun the study of band mstruments There are several boys nn the Academy Bond who started nn the Beglnnung Band and who are now a credit to tne Cadet Corps musically Captain Myron Colllns ns asslsted by several college cadets In the lnstructlon of these boys THE I TEHlVIEIIIlITE HA I1 Furst Row Klser Spear Senn Lussler Hope Wells Newes Second Row LaBorde Paulson Quackenbush Barton McPher son Harter Instructors Capt Collms CP' N'9 -'be' Trns band as composed of Cadets who have had at least one year of Beglnnlng Bond but who are not yet prepared to play nn a performmg group Car ful nnstructlon nn music IS provlded whlch will enable Sth grade boys to play In the Academy Band and lower grades to play an the Lower School Junnor Band

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au rigkf, dfafwarf, fhee cleknchng, onor we wif grin? . . .U THE LETTEHMA 'S III. B Presldent Robert Barbee Secy Treasurer Walllam Wallace Left Row Hucks R Ford Manson Brooks Schmudt Rught Row Ness Rlvers Wnlon Stone Pool One for all and all for one could well be the motto for the Letterman s Club Tradltlonally the members of thus group are welded together by a hngh sense of loyalty to one another A perlod of tlme IS establnshed whereun club neophytes prove thenr rrght to membership by performmg duties under the dlrectlon of the actlves The neophyte must learn to place fulfillment of obllgatlon above personal comfort and to cheerfully carry out orders even though they nnvolve temporary lnfrmge ment of personal lnbertnes and freedom of expressuon The result as tne development of Cl sense of belonging and an lnstlnctlve desire to protect a fellow member agamst all attacks Thus IS invariably followed by an ldentnfucatuon with the school atself a reallzatuon that when a cadet wuns honor for the academy the honor ns reflected upon hnmself The exnstence of the Letterman s Club proclaims to all that here at BMA we have young men who have brought honor to the school not only by honest toll In the heat of competltlon sometimes at the cost of bodnly Injury but more so by vigorous display of the manly qualntnes of devotion to creed and courage of convlctuons Vice-President ..c,......,.,..,.,,,,,,, .,.........,,... W illiam Barendregt Sergeant-at-Arms ,,s.,,s.... ...,.....,.,, ,,,. .......,,,,,.,,s M a r c Cooper ll Il I ' ' . Q , . . . . H H . . . ' . . . . . . . I . ' , I . . . I . . U - - I . ., u T