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

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HETRUSPEIIT- A SENIUH EVALUATES HIS TRAINING AT BMA Our short stay at BMA now approaches its termination. lt is almost time for the reaping of the harvest. Only time and tide will determine its value. For the members of the l957 Senior Class, there has been molded a firm foundation upon which to base our future lives-one rich not only in academic preparation and military train- ing, but one greatly enhanced by an instilled spirit of self-assurance and pride, As God ex- tends Man the power .to choose between virtue and iniquity, so does the Military Academy in affording to any cadet of courage the opportunity to rise above the average and in the pro- cess better himself. Within the simple motto, Training Youth to Live, there rests an oft unseen value which life at BMA reveals to the individual, I refer to the art of dealing with and understanding one's fellowmen. Daily the cadet views a cross-section of society, which is by no means dissimilar to that which he will face in the ensuing years, and is, in addition, confronted with a wide diver- sity of problems and tasks designed to challenge his ingenuity and integrity. With graduation but a few weeks away, the eyes of every Senior leave the present surround- ings and train searchingly into the future. Will these few of our Corps be leaders in their own generation? Those who remain can only pray that the knowledge these cadets have acquired will stand them in good stead and that their past triumphs and accomplishments might be merely an inkling of greater things to come. As we make ready to depart, our minds relive the warm friendships and associations that we have shared and we assure ourselves that they will continue to live deep in our hearts. May God bless Brown Military Academy, our Alma Mater. W f X47 ' l Senior Class President 1 at ' 'il 'Tw 3 f s. ln line with the old tradition that a drink from the Senior fountain at midnight will insure a pass- ing grade on finals, the Warrior Staff institutes a new tradition: a drink from the Senior fountain at 3 a.m. in the rain restores sanity and provides strength to complete the yearbook. Work all night, steak at 3:30 p.m