University Military School - Cadet Yearbook (Mobile, AL)

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ffribute- , Dr. Julius Tutwiler Wright Founder of tho University Military School He built men, and his handiwork shall endure in the lives he touched -and the institution he founded.

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Lg 'J ,V P ' , .foreword- iizifziik. - It is the privilege of the Cadet Staff to pre- sent to the student body and especially to this year's senior class a book of pictured memories of their days at U. M. S. We have had two purposes in view in pre- paring our bookg first the preservation for the seniors of a record of the happy days they have spent here. Second, a presentation to those who do not know us and our school an impression of our activities during a typical school year. We hope that We have achieved some suc- cess in both aims and that you will like the fruit of our labors.

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n w . 92' aw 2. if 'K 2721 it 3edicalz'on - The Staff of 1943 takes great pleasure in dedicating this issue of the Cadet to a man who for six years has been our friend and guide, who has proven his love for boys and his devotion to the principles upon which this school was founded by giving whole-heartedly of his time and energy to our education and the inculcation in us of those principles upon which he has based his own life- loyalty, manliness and courtesy. We admire him because he has been more than a teacher to usg he has been an inspiration. His enthusiasm fostered our campaign to build a gymnasium on the campus, and his sponsorship of our annual minstrel show has made of the dream an assured reality. Most of our student or- ganizations owe their origin to his desire to have us know one another better and thereby draw closer together in friendship and common interest. His work as a coach has taught us to use our bodies well and to know the thrill of a game played to a battling close. It is in gratitude for all this and with admiration that We dedicate our annual to Coach Marvin Smith.