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

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SEVEN minutes until the next class. Classes, ROTC, Sports Filled The TEACHERS and classes, we will never forget. lHow could we'?l Without terrific English assignments and Colonel Strait's Science demonstrations: Colonel -lurg'ensen's Advanced Math: the ca- eophony which came from the French, Spanish, German, and Latin classrooms, Culver would have been dull. Gold A's, Cum Laude. pink slips, C.Q.'s were items of both good and had news at the end of grading periods. Remember, - this was the year when the new MST training' course started with emphasis on practical and field training. is Day ax 4 1- lyk, 1 w? sf , Q QI' Q, pf s i IL y' uv. . 1 X

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'x I l THE Infantry Passes the Reviewing Lune at a Sunday parade In Fall And Spring-Sunday Parades. . . GUIDES POST That command brings back pleasant t'?'?'?b memories of the Sunday Garrison Reviews. Remember the In- fantry as they passed in review, everyone in perfect dress - well, usually in perfect dress . . . and the Troop on their black steeds as they rode by to the strains of Garry Owen . . . Remember the Battery as their huge trucks roared past the reviewing' stand. No matter what our collar ornaments were though, rifles, can- nons, or sabers, the tempo ot' the parade was set by the Rand.

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MST 4 students and a prachcal phase of their 2lO hours of trannmg It Was More Than A Routine VIEMORY plctules the leceptlon 19999 loom Ol1tS1Cl9 the Off1C6S of Colonels Benson and Donnellx, and Mlss B1 own the bI'lClg6 and Canasta games at Beason the appalent tense ness when ITl1ClV9El1 makes w ele flnallx announced those human e11o1 that all 1n feellng that came aftel a gluehng pull at the OHIQ 111 a clew lace, O1 a two m1le stlnt ox 91 the C1 oss eountlx cou1 se the lox that came IH late spung when we 1Qdl1Z9il that June Week w as not fa1 awax I I I I endless guard sheets and summary lines that proved the fact of