Columbia Military Academy - Yearbook (Columbia, TN)

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0 Lunhla ilifary ca elny . . . . . AN HONORSCHOOL Columbia Military Academy is rated as an Honor School by the Department of the Army for these reasons-Excellency in class room Work in Military Science and Tacticsg proficiency in drills, parades, and ceremoniesg discipline and morale of the Cadet Corpsg thorough training in effective leadershipg and superiority of School Plant. The Academy is also rated as an Honor School by its patrons for these reasons-Exceb lency in scholarship trainingg proficiency in upholding high standards of truthfulness and honorg and unusual ability in developing proper conceptions of duty and responsibility. HONOR RATING HE DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY inspects annually all essen- tially Military schools in the United States, in order to determine which of these schools should be given Honor Rat- ing . A Board of Oflicers of the Regular Army makes these inspections in April or May of each year, and selects as Honor Schools only those of highest rank. HONOR GRADUATES Columbia Military Academy has been an Honor Military School of distinction for many years and has had at its disposal, to fill existing vacancies, three nominations to the U. S. Military Academy and three nominations to the U. S. Naval Academy. These nominees are called Honor Gradu- ates. They must exemplify real leadership and rank high in scholarship. An Honor Military School Since 1935 fl 7l

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