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ne in the News a th its new wing nears completion. Major Kelly Schrader, LTC James Dallas, Major schedule. Cadets enjoy the newly renovated library. (Left to right: Andres Valdano William Pennell, Charlie Robinson, Will Rice, Rob Whitmire, Philip Bethune, Justin Campbell, Radi Clytus. David Gilson at card catalog in back.) A crush of new boys, their parents, and cadet escorts, in-processing at the supply room. 7
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Oommm’s and Ozo On June 15. 1987. CMA's library journeyed across Woodward Field's apron to its new. central location. CMA FAMILY GATHERS “Oommm’s” resonated around the world from New Age disciples and from mocking scoffers last August 16 to bring on an era of peace and harmony. Whether or not the three-planet, new moon lineup marked the end of the “materialistic” world, members of the globally dispersed CMA family began to gather—often nervously because of air- lines safety scares—to march forward into another year. In late summer, Iran-Contra affair figure Oliver North and presidential hopeful Gary Hart were fading before media focus, al- though North's devoted secretary Fawn Hall and Hart's almost local (Columbia) party girl Donna Rice continued to capital- ize on the limelight of their notoriety. Jim and Tammy Bakker for a time held media attention, then abruptly quit PTL and South Carolina. Bakker’s paramour Jessica Hahn, more press resilient than he, almost cer- tainly continues to stare barebreasted from pages of Playboy in barracks recreational reading stacks. Of greater historical import, at a UN sponsored convocation, 24 coun- tries signed a milestone accord, the Mon- treal Protocol, promising to halt production and use of ozone destroying chemicals by 1999 and offering hope for averting poten- tial environmental catastrophe from ozone depletion and from global warming. In the turbulent Middle East, the Iran-lraq conflict intensified to crisis levels as the United States reflagged Kuwaiti oiltankers and guaranteed their safe passage through in- ternational waters of the Persian Gulf. While these events transpired, students and staff, including new Assistant Com- mandant LTC Harry T. Woodmansee, as- sembled for the new school year. After two years as Dean of Academic Affairs, Major Burton Gale returned to fulltime classroom teaching and Major Kelly Schrader re- placed him as academic dean. A formal- ized study skills program for all grade levels enriched the curriculum. School plant improvements happened too. In midsummer the library building rolled across Woodward Field's apron to rest on new foundations in a more central location. Now, fully renovated and with a wing added to house laundry room and barbershop, we can boast another first class school facility. Adding sartorial distinction to the cadet uniform issue are white trousers. This new item provides plenty of sparkle to dress occasions. As we settled into the school year, Pope John Paul II visited Columbia and at a Sep- tember 16 Celebration of Citizenship, The Honorable Robert J, Sheheen, Speaker of the South Carolina House of Representa- tives, addressed the assembled student body on the 200th anniversary of the sign- ing of The Constitution. Cadet LTC Lamar Shaw led the Pledge of Allegiance, spoken to coincide with recitations all across America. By Black Monday, October 19's stock market implosion, the school year was well underway. These pages record moments in that day-to-day progression, Camden Mili- tary Academy marching forward. . ' f - ta. On new foundations, the library New boy’1 in-processing day, 25 August, with Burton Gale, and Mrs. Eleanor Born ready to 6
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