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

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.S?6ll'l6Ll'lg guafi 60115 l'2COUJ'lflI'lg l'Yl0I'l'l0l'le:5 0 t ee 5, er fwgsimyyffve ,MF --.im-Mm mmntm 6 Guard duty begins early an the lute at a cadet Sample, perfunctory dutres, however routune they may seem, must be effncnently executed rf the commandant's oftrce ns to func tuon smoothly Carrynng trays to the rnflrmary, totrng packages from the switchboard to the PX, answerang the telephone, collectung absentee slnps all thus may seem drab and mundane But, they also serve only who stand and want Occasionally, the cadet company has the honor of standing guard when a ranking general or admiral vrslts the academy Then llfe has a llttle more meaning, a luttle glory as added to rt Meanwhlle, the cadet's mnnd as storung away a cache of memornes to be treasured after graduatuon when rn retrospect he looks back upon has days spent at the academy ln a larger sense, he wall be standing guard over the academy whenever he recalls any part of his actnvutues here, keepung vlgll to see that the tradrtnons whnch became endeared to hum wnll be preserved for those who fallow The sundual, saluted by plebes, remalns a sacred sentunel, sequestered wlthnn a cnrcle of shelterrng shrubs, the shocks become a monument of battles fought over books Mall call, cokes, ping pong, pool these are the baubles among the more costly gems an the treasure of memories The ruchest of all, per hops, ns the sentnment connected wuth the funal retreat ceremony on graduatnon day For the graduate, the lowermg of the flag closes the actnvuty book, but nts memory may be the lewel that glows the br ht h ng est, t e sugnal flash that sets off remlnnscence of happy days spent at the academy V559 me M W pun .1 . 9 o Q 77 C , 5, v,r, , , f fff. ff ' ff V :f 'rr- xt' ', if - I ' 5 7' , . .Qi4.71 -if ft4f'.fA13i, .- ' v f ,I ,K , ,.4,,,, -, 4, 1,3 -A I , S Q ,lr , 'Iv '5 . w..f.M,t- 3 A ,L N V, , on .msuunnunnn ,,.,,. L A, i V Q ' is ' K ,. 3 , . My ,yr Q I ' .