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

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1 4 449.14 DOWN near South Barracks after the first of the late january snows, Season Marked By Snows, Study, Mid-Semesters WINTERTIME memory pictures of Culver should depict some- thing more than snow, ice, or cold dreary days. For during' the season of short days came ice skating, and here and there an ' T Thanksgiving, then came winter sports and the mental uplift as Christmas holidays approached, - then home for the holidavs Back to the campus on Januarv 3 when classes and review and more review plus term papers took on added importance as se- ' Q . x ,, mester exams approached, all too fast. A 2 - i , impromptu snowball fiasco. As autumn ended, thoughts turned to .X ! 1 4 if .B v K ' a . , .

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