ROTC Training Center - Sand Yearbook (Camp Custer, MI)

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This little reminder of our days at Camp Custer has been a source of worry, fun, desperation and interest to those who have devoted their time and capabilities fsuch as they werej towards producing it. XVe wish to slightly revise the well-known remark of Abraham Lincoln about fooling the people, and take this op- portunity lo say that you can please part of your bunkies all of the time, and all of your bunkies part of the time, but you can- NOT please all of your bunkies all of the time. XVe have endeavored to make this book as representative of the R. O. T. C. as possible. In the limited time allotted to the production of it, we have ever been open to suggestions, and have openly asked for contributions. VVe have used practically every- thing that was offered in response to this appeal and wish to thank contributors for their endeavors. NVQ point with pride to the fact that this souvenir is almost entirely a product of home talent. The cover by Bingmann, Co. 6, and cartoons by jaskalek and Jones, sixth and hfth C0111- pany, respectively. livery page represents the effusions of our members in art. prose and poetry. XVC also take this opportunity to thank the Battle Creek and Kalamazoo merchants who have so generously subscribed for advertising space and whose support made this book a possibility. You may take this article as a card of thanks, an apology, or as you please, hut we only ask that our work on this little souvenir be accepted in the same spirit as it is given. Tllli linrroics. 11