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

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Sitting: Czlrlvls 'l'ivl,ie, l'lLllSi?ll1KlCl', Cl'1lNYl'0l'1l. Davidson, Nylmrt, Sadowski. Leader, Lighthall. Stzilulillgz Uncluts Pliellws. .Ia-roine, 'I'u:ne1', lVlvM.illrn, Colley. Steele W.. 'Tl'0NYlll'lll,9,4,', Fleish, N1 Ison li.. Anrlorson. Knapp, Iiwzurils, Schmitt. Sc-hack. :md Starr-n. Another year and another class of outstanding Juniors has taken the foreground amongst the various classes of R. M. A. It has been proven during the past months of studying, working and playing, that this year's Juniors have been the best R. M. A. has ever known. ln every sport and activity the greater number of participants have come from our midst. In academics we shined. For the past two years our members have taken Old Cadet academics without competition from anyone. In drill we are unbeatable. One Junior took the Old Cadet Drill Medal for the past three consecutive years while a new cadet Junior won the New Cadet Drill Medal and was awarded the Bronze Tribune Medal for military efficiency. Is there any doubt about drill?'?? In sports we showed exceptional ability in every field: football, basketball, track and rifle firing. The Juniors proved to be the deciding factor in every athletic contest. The annual Rough Rider Medal for rifle firing was won by one of our members. As every Junior class does we are looking forward to the day when we can sew gold Senior stripes on our sleeves and call ourselves Seniors. We will strive to attain the title as the Model Senior Class and we have no doubt that we will reach our goal. In this year's Battalion many Juniors hold many key positions. Next year the Cadet Corps will be entirely run by Cadet Officers and we believe they will do a good job. Before we become Seniors we wish to congratulate the Senior class of 1942-43 on their many achievements and hope they will be as fine as soldiers as they have been cadets. To those who follow in our footsteps as Juniors we want to wish you the best of luck and hope for your success as Juniors. Twenty-three