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

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THE ll Mil MATEH Sheltered by the sun-hissed mountain, Bordered by the sea, Standing guard, thy sons recounting Memories of -thee. May thy standards lead us onward, On to victory, Hail, all Hail, our Alma Mater, B. M. A. to thee. Loyal sons on thee depending, Let your voices ring, Upright, stalwart, thee defending, Honor we will bring. May thy memory linger ever, Through each fleeting year, Bin ing all your sons orever B M A so dear With each recollection of some happening at the school, we relive our days spent here, Though the time is gone and the events can not be experienced again, let us realize that the memories of the happy occasions, of the fellowship, of the success won by striving together propel us along our road to further achievements. Though we depart, perhaps not to meet again, let us be thankful for these days spent together, for they have shown us that the right to serve is most blessed. From private to commissioned officer, we have learned that faithfulness to duty rewards us with a sense of satisfac- tion not otherwise experienced. No matter what rank or station we attain in life, we can best contribute to the advancement of civilization through service. The more unselfish we become-the more we help the other person-just so much more is our own happiness. Our service rates more highly as it is directed away from ourselves: commendable, if it is for our friends, noble, if it is for our country, divine, if it is for God. Let us mark the lesson so well illustrated in Chapel and in the barracks: the more we give of our- selves to help our fellowman the richer life becomes for us The more fully we complete this last assignment the more real will be our memories of the friendships made during our time at the academy P L... 31 . I y A I '. . . . i I 4 , R... . A.,rA A - 3 Q lll!Jll Ll ' J, ,. .L U gi . c T - s 'L