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

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NOVEMBER . . . We are now over the first hurdle of grade cards and Dress Parade. Once again the A Football team takes their weekend trip to Fort Irwin where they get a real taste of Army life. Preparations are being made for the homecoming football game. There are pictures of the candi- dates for queen, the pep assembly where we learn some new yells and songs. The Drill Team is getting in step for the half time activities while the band is getting in tune for their pep songs. The Resident cadets always enjoy the Thanksgiving Din- ner. This is a time when the Faculty, Staff and Resident cadets enjoy the bountiful blessings of harvest time. We are grateful to God for His Good- ness to us. Before vacation there are tests to take, departures for the Resi- dents to be made, and thoughts of turkey. Everyone looks forward to the Thanksgiving Dress Parade. That's because vacation follows. N Wi T l?TFT9W5'7W7H lHF'Tf1I'W'L''m i'if1WX ig

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,..iV.- A , I ,W- im 5 Iv: . Z nl 'LJ 1-E X Z I fi Night Commandant With S.C.M.A. 3 years lt. Don Swensson f?7fJ,g,QO! 4f4Q,fir,ff3 0 -Liwrijl iQwa,14f2xfz7 L , j?34?2f3L 1 L7 M , -f' ' ff , A .,fm1'f'i' vuwefLcQQ1w1 x, -ff? xv- Mr. Steve Whelchel Commandant's Clerk With s.C.M.A. 2 years Mm' M Y F'e 'h Relief Housemother With S.C.M.A. 72 years Foe Grander Receptionist With S.C.M.A. 5 years Ida Shepard Accountant With S.C.M.A. 3 years Wanda Robison Bookkeeper With S.C.M.A. 79 years Irene Unmuck Secretary With S.C.M.A. 9 years Phyllis Condon Secretary With S.C.M.A. 2 years , , M, T, iq, - it 7 U 45?

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J... , Q- LN 'QR ,Em vit, aitt , T . ill 4 DECEMBER . . . Back from vacation. Football season is over and it's now time for basketball. Now there are threeg the A, B and C Teams. It's a busy time until the next parade and vaca- tion. Each day the Glee Club can be heard during the activity period prac- ticing for the Christmas festivities. The White House CHeadquartersJ takes on a new appearance with its Christmas decorations. Colored lights shining in the night remind us that Christmas is drawing near. Little cadets singing Christmas Carols seem to take on an angelic appear- ance. Christmas trees brighten up the classrooms and barracks. Christ- mas carols are played over the loud- speakers. While the junior cadets are preparing for Santais visit the residents of Au barracks go caroling, bringing news of Peace on Earth, Good Will to Menu to nearby faculty members and friends. Once again it's vacation time. MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR. li.