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

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Hard Competition Marks Company Sports Both Batteries did very well this year in fall sports. In football Battery B with a hard-charging line Won the Regimental Championship in a tight thriller against D Company, holding a one-touchdown lead throughout the game. Company C and Troop B also made strong records in their bids for the championship. In soccer it was Company B. After losing their first game, B bounced back to win seven straight con- tests and the title. Company A, which land- ed third spot, lost a chance to tie for second by dropping the last game of the season to Battery A. Troop B played excellently throughout the season and finished a strong second. ...pk 7. a. '- . M' .b- .,,....:: ' ..-- . N - it n- M , ,V.. .. ldv- .- -..W . 5 . -T f-in 4-...A - . Q 940- Z' .W Q ' 5 -' -QQ' i . -- ,, '- Q-Q . . fi' -. ' -tc fe- at 'rf-2' ' -5.-r . -Pl' ---W -.. at - f-nw'z1,..-A--l. --,Q--.,,,,5,-.B A i.. - -..-- -.,.-H '--.,, A T 5' an--Qc, or e . .. V -.. 1-an 1 'am mdfgwu V I H WM , ja A I-t,,,.,M , , ls, ' . ? 7- , . ...lv , , M .V I M h WMW2 ...4 Uf ' can I YH IL' 'Aa - ' T' 'f.w..-v-4 5 AV m.'m W ' ,gv , ,, W .... Z 7 1... ' Q lg mama The battle for the crew championship was hard fought and was not decided until the last race of the year, when the cham- pions, Battery A, edged out B Company. This defeat dropped the B Company squad into third place and left Battery A and Troop B tied for first place honors. At the moment ut is Battery A that is running against Bat- tery B, but the latter Stull won Regimentals.

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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.

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ED B Carrying the ball in a tight Homecoming game against Bat- tery A, Quarterback Chancellor tries hard to gain ground. First row from left to right: Cahn, M. E., Chancellor, R. Cafill, 1. B., Bon Durant, R. H., Peppard, M. R., Glover, T. Fulmer, C. A., and Moore, R. Second row: Peyser, L. Cleaves, L, R., Hinkson, 1. F., Pencik, 1. M., Butler, V. Frosh-Soph Are Undefeated The Frosh-Soph football squad finished their first season undefeated with five vic- tories. The first game they won with ease, swamping the Troop, 34-0. Next the squad beat Plymouth Junior High, 48-0. At Home- coming the team pushed across two touch- downs over Battery A to win, 12-O. The fol- lowing Week the Frosh-Soph came close to defeat as Morton Junior High snatched a twelve-point lead during the first half 3 but Culver bowled across three touchdowns to retain their untarnished record. The last game of the season the Frosh-Soph Won against Crown Point, 14-13. The team was coached by Mr. Chester Marshall. With his wide knowledge of coaching, Mr. Marshall provided the necessary spark for the squad. Blanke, W. 1.5 Bailie, S. K., Warden, T. 1., Shively, D. E.C and Hamel, E. H. Third rowzi Mueller, 1. C., Mortell, E. E., An- trim, C. C., Hoopes, D., Hines, D. H., Goodspeed, 1. W., Wil- liams, D. S., Cohen, 1, 1., and Coach C. Marshall.