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

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DAMSELS OF TIME, THE HYPOCRITIC DAYS, MARCHING THE CENTER OF CAMPUS ACTIVITY IS TEMPORARILY STILL. THE WHITE FENCE IN THE BACKGROUND SUGGESTS THAT ANOTHER DITCH IS IN PROGRESS-THIS TIME A CONNECTING LINK TO THE ANTICIPATED NEW ACADEMIC UNIT. UNLIKE THE SUN DIAL IN THE HEART OF THIS PICTURE, WHICH COUNTS ONLY THE SUNNY HOURS , WE COUNTED THEM ALL AT CULVER. WHETHER THEY WERE GREAT OR LITTLE HOURS, DEPENDED A GOOD DEAL ON OUR POINT OF VIEW.

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SINGLE IN AN ENDLESS FILE At exactly 6:20 each morning the cannon went off, bells rang and sleepy cadets l unwillingly climbed out of bed. Whether reveille was a curse or a blessing, it achieved the next to the impossible-it awakened several hundred cadets. Although reveille became a habit, the professed resentment never diminished in the --This med mstimion slightest. Complaints about reveille remain Slam the dayu as much of an institution as the bugler himself. After rooms were prepared and the sick and the goldbricks had left for the infirmary, police inspection took place. With few exceptions, cadets survived this rough ordeal and prepared to face breakfast. Then there was another check-this time of the individual-and finally after this terrific build-up, the . Some cadets attempt tc companies marched to the Mess l-lall. avoid me unavoidable Here is a typical Culver cadet arising, full of pep, at 6:20 in the morning.