Marmion Military Academy - Pass N Review Yearbook (Aurora, IL)

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I I I I I hlilitary it comprise the fm of the Service, Rifle lllarksmai ln the Soi mand, Physical 1 J I I I I I ss Capt. Galhreath, Capt. Kleindorfer, Maj. Schmalle, Maj. Barnhill, Capt. VVatson, Capt. Maley, Sgt. llorton. truction is divided into two courses, the Basic , which includes the Freshman and Sophomore classes, and the Advanced , for Juniors and Seniors. The subjects for the Freshman class ll owing: Organization of the Infantry, Military Discipline, Courtesies and Customs Nlilitary Sanitation and First Aid, Drill and Command, Physical Training, Rifle and 15 1, lllachine Gun ll and Participati The junio I r and Command, ing, lwarches at against Chemic I fl During the lllilitary Historj tion, Comhat I 'liank Platoon, hip, Scouting and Patrolling, and Participation in Tactical lfxercises with the Unit. omore year the cadets take up National Defense Act and ROTC, Drill and Com- 'raining, Map Reading, Rifle lVIarksmanship, Automatic Rifle, lWachine Gun and arksmanship, Combat Principles and Rifle Squad, hluslcetry, Scouting and Patrolling, 1 in 'l'actical lfxercises with the Unit. year consists of instruction in Military Organization, Principles of Leadership, Drill Machine Gun, Rifle Marksmanship, Howitzer Company VVeapons, Combat Train- il Security, Comhat Principles to include the Company, Field l ortifications, Defense Warfare, and Participation in 'l'actical lfxercises with the Unit. Senior year, the Cadets undergo practical and theoretical training in Military Law, 1 and Policy, Administration, Aerial Photography, lnstructional hlethods, lllcchaniza- 'aining, Review of Comhat Principles, Anti-aircraft Defense, Anti-tank Defense, the 4 ln addition vision of all mil 'I I I I I I I nd Participation in Tactical lfxercises with the Unit. to the regular classes conducted l'1y the P.llI.S.X'li. in person, he exercises close super- ary instruction, and personally teaches to some extent in each of the four classes.

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Gs Capt. Galbreath, Fr. Columban, Fr. Alfred. Every career in life today demands a general knowledge of business. The busi- ness course is designed to prepare students for entrance into the higher types of office training. Complete information concern- ing clerical work and business practice is offered. Shorthand and Typewriting aid the student in clerical work, while Bookkeeping gives him a working knowl- edge of business administration. Father Alfred is assisted by Father Columban in the commercial department. COMMERCIAL INSTRUCTIONS MUSIC- DRAMATICS The music division of this department consists of the Chapel Choir, the Band, and the Orchestra. Although this depart- ment makes serious demand upon both time and application, the student will be amply repaid in later life. It is the aim of the dramatic course to inculcate poise, self-conlidence, and ex- pression. It also develops ease for public appearances in later life. Father Thomas has charge of the Chapel Choir and Dramatics. Captain Haugland conducts the band and orches- tra. Captain Maley and Captain Watson assist Father Thomas in the Dramatic department. Capt. Irlaugland, Fr. Thomas, Capt. Maley.

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The Class of I938