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

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Perspective Reflects Satisfaction Through Accumulated Experiences I can ' t honestly praise Culver for doing a good job on me because the school and I battled it out for four years, and I graduated under the impression that I had won. —Hal Holbrook 20

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The dormancy begins for some as soon as the first or second class privileges begin; others wait until colleges have thoroughly evaluated and reconsidered applications. For all, the upperclass existence is a test in managing the ap¬ plication of philosophies absorbed and developed in the underclass years. As if you could kill time without injuring eternity. —Henry David Thoreau 19

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Through an osmosis of example, Culver has enabled the student to function effectively in society and has taught the importance of an individual philosophy and sense of direction. The student has found that Culver is a multiplicity of reflections to be fabricated into a perspective which he may reconsider and act upon. During June Week, a satisfaction possesses each senior. For some, a failure in one of the phases of Culver has displaced the glory, but the face of each student reflects a sense of accomplishment from an accumulation of experiences leading to the Iron Gate. 21