Kentucky Military Institute - Saber Yearbook (Lyndon, KY)

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1Dl!H Zuni-.14 . b ig 6 - j Al It 6n1lIilllZll1!IlllZZI11D1 LYI1-ln 11 beginning to realize that the dreaded G. I. is soon to come, and the rooms are be- ginning to be cleaned up . . . At last it is here, what with Brass Hats around, dress parade, inspection, drill, and mili- tary classes . . . Now that the inspectors have gone, we begin another tough week -preparing for and taking exams . . . Finally, the biggest days of all for seniors are here-Commencement, with all the awards, people around, and finally, grad- uation, the diploma in your hand. The underclassmen don't know how the sen- iors feel, but they will some day. As us- ual, Colonel Richmond and Colonel Doo- ley say it was the best year we've had. All in all, it was a very good year, consid- ered scholastically, athletically, and in the general spirit which has prevailed throughout the year. There's not much more to say, so we'll leave it to next year's Saber to take it from here. X 68

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scorers . . . The tennis team kept up their perfect record by beating the Tampa All-Stars today. However, the track team met defeat in a three-way meet with Sarasota and Fort Myers . . . The baseball team went into extra innings to beat Fort Myers today. King's base running turned the tide . . . In the finals of the company basketball tournament, CH J.V.,s beat B J.V.'s to win the only intramural points so far. All this goes toward the intramural trophy which is awarded to some company each year . . . Three hun- dred sad cadets left for home today for the longest spring vacation we have had in a long time . . . Back in Kentucky again, and things are moving as usual, what with track meets, baseball games, the girls out on Sundays, etc .... Everyone is It will be called Who's Where At K. M. I. . . . Miguel and Pettit headed a special orders today, in which Meyer, B., Mc- Guire, Aldridge, and Sterman were also promoted . . . The only Florida dance was held tonight, with the Kampus Kats fur- nishing the music. It was sponsored by the Hi-Y Club. Houdini Curtis enter- tained with feats of magic during inter- ee- mission . . . The golf team, led by Vinton, with an 82, beat St. Pete Jr. College to- day. The boys hate to miss classes to play in the matches, but somehow they man- age . . . With hardly any preparation, the swimming team beat Sarasota, 41-37. Hunsicker and Havens were the highest K 1' . , ,, fi'-5 10111 md- i4 . 1 lV'.n-ln -Q ' - - ji ii'- ii I Uni--illlWI1!llZlZ11i1Sl

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