Florida Military Academy - Dugout Yearbook (St Petersburg, FL)

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THE DUGOUT Officers' Association, and the presentations were made by Captain Stephen F. Hancey, president of the local chapter. On Sunday, April l0th, three medals were awarded to cadets by the St. Petersburg Post of The American Legion. These medals were awarded to Cadet Captain Joseph Bradham, commanding the Band, as the outstanding cadet officer of the Junior Classg to Cadet Corporal Melvin Berger of Company A, as the outstanding commander of a squadg and to Cadet Private Mario Leon, also of Company A, as the outstanding private in the cadet battalion. The announcement of the promotion of Cadet Leon to the grade of Ca- det Private, First Class, was made at this time. As the year was drawing to a close, and as the Dugout went to press, the final drive of the year was being made. The dates of the annual Government Honor Board lnspec- tion had been announced. The lnspecting Board was to be at the Academy on May 5th and 6th. The tactical officers, the cadet commissioned and non-commissioned officers, and every private in ranks, all were working in anticipation of the main objective of the military department, that of continuing its excellent record by again being selected as an Honor Military School by the United States War Department. JUNIOR SCHOOL OFFICERS Kneeling: Parks, Seybold, Samper, E., Barrett. Barnes, Korabeck, Maury, R., Rea. Slrznzlingr Mandel, Vinenl, Roberts, Dornbusch, Sharpe, McLeish, Villegas. Macfar- lane, Sinclair, Julian, Siques. Page 89

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