Culver Military Academy - Roll Call Yearbook (Culver, IN)

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u 0 t Dedication nis booh is respec lly Colonel Bert H. Greiner

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The 1927 Roll Call B THE time that this page is read the Roll Call will un- doubtedlj’ be finished. Alanj cadets have been watching the charts in the sally port with interest, and wasting otherwise per¬ fectly good time wondering what the pages contained besides numbers. Unless some unusual natural catastrophe intervenes, they may by this time satisfy their curiosity. The staff started out this year with one purpose, similar to that one which must have given “blurry Up” Yost his nickname. The fact of the matter is that the engraver extended favorable discounts for all copy that came in early. This gave the staff the opportunity which, together with the revenue provided by the work of Swatszel and his staff, provided a larger budget than ever before allotted to the production of the Roll Call. Whether the re.sults have increased with the revenue is, of course, to be decided by others than the staff. We have a slight suspicion that, during the “hurry up” period, the editor’s life was in grave danger. However, in spite of all its drawbacks, this policy resulted in every first classman having both a “snap” and a portrait, and has provided the money necessary to improve other parts of the book. The business staff this year put across an advertising campaign that broke all previous records by several hundred dollars. As if this achievement were not enough, this record amount was assembled in record time by a staff whose smallness broke all records. Circulation in the Corps was practically unanimous, while outside circulation was increased to a figure in excess of previous years. There is little more to be said, since good work seldom provides the writing material that a good failure does. Mr. Earle Hitch Faculty Adviser R. G. Stephens Editor-in-Chief M ' . H. Swatszel Business fanager