Roosevelt Military Academy - Rough Rider Yearbook (Aledo, IL)

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'k 'A' 'A' 'lr 'A' 'A' 'lr 'lr i' 'A' 'A' 'A' Cadet Officers DRURY. PELLEGRINI, SPRUCE. BRESKOW AND MORGAN Fifty-five

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I x 1 l w 1 Militar Band Drum Major: Jerome. First Rank: Cadets Lef- kowitz. K FL h I1 , Neu- haus, Knpson. Second Rami-cz C a d el t :4 Symmes. Beisizl. YVhitv, Koppel. Cl-umrine. Third Rank: C a d e t S Stnren. P :L r 9 . Greer, 'l'h0mus, Porno, Se- bestyen. Fourth Rank: Cadets Mc- Millcn, Stone. Deam, Anderson, Leven. Low- ry. Fifth Rank: Cadets Mar- shall, Hlavaty, Nyhart. Bugle Band Drum lvflljfllf .Tc-rome. First Rank: Cadets H121- vaty. Uugoff. Brand P., Vzwcher, BL-isal. Second Rank: Cadets Lef- kowitz, Gnrmzln, Davis L., Hoffman Rf Third Rrank: C a d 9 t s Symmes, Nyhart.. Deam, Schirlmlnn. Fourth Rank: C Z1 L1 e t S Rosenbaum R., Breth- en. Koppel, Atkinson, NVIIPQI. Fifty-four

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XVNHH, .I:1c'ks1m, 'I-lowell, Cunt. C,l'tlTli-'WPI Helping Uncle Sam The boys of G Company have done much to further Uncle SE11'l'1'S drive for de- fense funds. Though it not be of great quantity, every lit,- tle bit counts and these youngsters. through t h e ir purchases of defense stamps, have shown a true American spirit. Sometimes it hurts to give up it would-be candy bar in order to buy stamps, but no matter how small their pay may be. there is always enough somewhere to help our nation in the greatest task it has ever undertaken. i' McAhoy, Bnlzer F.. XVynn. Howell. J:-lckson, Levin. .Hoff- mun E., Dempsey, Ruse-nlmuzn VV.. Bonfleld. Kuhn, Gorden, Hunter, Neuhaus, Shogren, and Johnson D.