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

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Culver 13 - Morgan Park 7 lost a close game to St. Bedes on their home- field, 7-0. St. Bedes took advantage of their speed in unleashing tricky lateral plays around end that garnered first downs. The next Saturday, Homecoming, the Flying Squadron fulfilled old grads' wishes in smothering St. John's, 40-6. It remained a contest until the second half, when the varsity let loose with an offensive attack that hit pay dirt for three touchdowns to put the game safely away. On the road again, Culver was com- pletely demobilized by a spirited Kentucky Military Institute performing before their own Homecoming crowd. K.M.I. struck with lightning ease as they bowled across five markers. Culverls lone thrill of the day came on a handoff to Moore, who scam- pered sixty yards down the sidelines for a T. D. that left the score 32-6. Culver found itself once again on home grounds as they prepared to take on Goshen H. S., lone spoiler of last year's once-blotted record. Goshen drew first blood, but Culver Kneelingvn left to right: Cerst, D. A.g and Pettengill, D. l. Standing: on Dresky, C. H.g Story, W. P.g Maxwell, R, W.: and Touzet, I. C. Between halves in the Riding Hall, Coach Russ Oliver gathers his squad around him to listen to a recapitulation of their boners. retaliated with a sixty-yard T. D. jaunt by CrazylegsH Moore to put us ahead, 7-6. Our defense didn't hold, and Goshen pushed across two more tallies to win, 18-7. This was the hardest game of the season to lose- the first defeat our homefield had suffered. Culver's Maroon and White gladiators ventured to LaPorte the following week in an attempt to even their record. The result showed us guilty of a weak defense as we As Erickson rushes in to provide the interference he soon will need, Halpert snatches a welcome pass. Q, .hh-'

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I ght W D M Cross Country Team Wlns Slx of Nlne Meets , 'll' , t ddwgf In September the varsitv cross-country team stai ted practice for then first meet only two weeks avi av Thii tv bovs started the season under Coach Smith' but bv the end of October the team xx as cut dovsn to the nine best runners. In a three-team meet with Plymouth and Logansport, Culver Won, placing Wright and Frauenthal in second and third places respectively Paced bv har- riers Frauenthal, Olson, Wright, Schonblom, and Milliken, Culver proceeded to take the measure of Wlnamac, Rochester, and Knox, although we lost a dual meet to LaPorte and Chesterton. Following another loss to South Bend Riley, our runners scored a complete victory over Delphi, the last meet of the year. Frauenthal took first place, and Wright, Schonblom, and Milliken grabbed third, fourth, and fifth To Major Smith goes a large share of credit for Culver's rec- ord of six wins with three losses.