Southern California Military Academy - Cadet Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

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SEPTEMBER . . . Summer vacation is over, it's back to school again. Sun- day, the day of the reception, finds the Cadets dressed in their best, and meet- ing their new teachers for the year ahead. The next day, Resident Cadets check into the barracks. First stop: Headquarters, next: The Comman- dant's Office, then to the barracks. Tuesday, the buses are rolling and classes are running full steam. The first Week, cadets are busy receiving textbooks and Working their way through the endless pages of the Stanford Achievement Tests. Recess: a time to meet old friends and also make new ones. After school hours include: football practice, preparing for inspection, and free play. Common questions are: Whose room are you in? What bus do you ride? Is it our day for canteen? Quickly names are learned, schedules are followed and everyone soon realizes that Septem- ber and School mean the same thing. J-gint 1, Q Y. V ,. 1 x rw-it -.,'+,,' -- UTHERN CALIFCRNI 1, , F F',,F'P79' P' A D IVI I N I .,-sin -,4 ,, N 5 ,,. Y,.. u-1, . 41 -EL:-5-' FH ,-2 L1-: ' ? ' I f'f L: 4 42 4 1-L,5s '2. ' ' ' L' ' '