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DRILL UNDER SAIL. "UP MASTS!"
The cutters are each fitted with two masts and accompanying sails, the masts may be unshipped and the boat converted at will into sail boat or row boat. At the command "up masts!" the crews raise and step the masts, make fast the shrouds, hoist the top masts and with startling rapidity send their ten oared boats of a few minutes before, scudding before the breeze under an impressive array of bellying canvas.
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GUN POINTING
This spiendid piece of ordnance has been issued to the Navai Battalion at Cuiver by the U. S. Navy Department. This picture was taken immediately after the gun had been mounted and before sheiter had been erected over it. The Department has aiso provided Morris tube equipment, which is a special device in which .22 caliber bullets are fired at a small target reduced to such proportion as to represent a large target at long range with the motion that would be given to it by the tossing of the waves. This gives practicaily the same gun-pointing drill that would be gone through with in gun practice at sea with actual firing at a moving target. This gun is of the latest design with telescopic sights and electricai firing apparatus.
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THE FLAG BOAT
From this boat the Instructor gives his commands to the fleet of cutters or power boats by certain combinations of colored flags which are holsted, as shown in the picture. In response to these signals the boats are maneuvered in line and column as in the case of large ships. Corrections and cautions are
signalled by hand semaphore. The cadet in the bow was in the act of sending such a message when the picture was snapped. The boat drills conducted on this plan cultivate alertness and good judgment, and prove highly interesting.
CATALOGUE of the CULVERS
SUMMER NAVAL SCHOOL
Recognized and equipped by the U.S. Navy Department and under same manage- ment as the well known CULVER MILITARY ACADEMY
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A Warrant Officer of the U. S. N. is detailed at Culver to give instruction in signalling
CULVER, INDIANA. ON LAKE MAXINKUCKEE_ 1912
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Mr. H. H. Culver*
Mr. B. B. Culver
Mr. H. H. Culver, Jr .* Col. A. F. Fleet*
Mr. E. R. Culver Mr. K. K. Culver Mrs. E. J. Culver-Bell
*Deceased
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BATTALION DRILL
While the greater part of the time available for drills is spent on the water, the cadets are given a short drill each day in the manual of arms and the school of the company and battalion. These drills are of considerable value in cultivating precision and attention to details.
GARRISON REVIEW IN WINTER.
C ATALOGUE of the Culver Military Academy, in session from September to June, will be sent on request to those interested. While Culver is very widely and favorably known, few people who have not visited the school fully realize that Culver Military Academy has an equipment which in many respects is absolutely unique, and that its advanced methods in the all around training of boys is attracting world wide atten- tion. If you have a boy of high school age an investigation, either through the medium of the catalogues or a per- sonal visit, of the advantages offered at Culver would be more than worth while. General Baden-Powell, the fa- mous English General and Founder of the Boy Scout Movement, said to the - cadets at Culver recently : "I have seen the cadets of all nationalities at their work, but I must say you beat the lot. Your organization and superb equip- ment are a revelation to me."
Bridge Building. Cadets are taught to build both spar and pontoon bridges, an attractive feature appealing strongly to the boy's constructive instincts.
Mounted Artillery Drill .- "Front Into Battery !" This mounted drill is a feature rarely afforded in schools.
Officers and Instructors
Commanding Officer
L. R. GIGNILLIAT
Lt. Col., Ind. National Guard Fourteen Years Commandant of Cadets, Culver Military Academy Superintendent, Culver Military Academy
Seamanship and Navigation
J. H. INGRAM Acting Commander, Ensign U. S. Navy Detailed by Secretary of Navy for Summer of 1911
Professor of Military Science
. Captain, U. S. A., Ret.
J. Q. ADAMS
Head of Academic Department
H. G. GLASCOCK, B. S. Major, Academic Staff, C. M. A.
Commandant of Cadets
B. H. GREINER, M. S. Major, Tactical Staff, C. M. A.
Faculty
F. L. HUNT, A. M., English. Captain, Academic Staff, C. M. A.
H. F. NOBLE, Mech. Drawing, Lieut., Ind. Naval Reserves and Capt., Tactical and Academic Staff, C. M. A.
J. F. GRANT. Commercial Branches. Captain, Academic Staff, C. M. A.
R. H. MOWBRAY, A. B., History and Latin. Captain, Tactical and Academic Staff, C. M. A.
B. F. WILLHITE, A. B., French and German. .Captain, Academic Staff, C. M. A.
G. H. CRANDALL, A. M., Mathematics. Captain, Academic Staff, C. M. A.
.Captain, Tactical and Academic Staff, C. M. A.
W. R. KENNEDY, Mathematics and Target Practice Captain, Tactical and Academic Staff, C. M. A.
H. L. DURBOROW, A. B., English R. ROSSOW, Fencing Captain, Tactical and Academic Staff. C. M. A. Captain, Academic Staff. C. M. A.
A. STOUTENBURGH, A. B., Mathematics
W. WILSON, Music Captain, and Head of Musical Department, C. M. A.
G. B. EISENHARD, A. M., Sciences ... Captain, Academic Staff, C. M. A.
A. R. ELLIOTT, English. . Captain, Tactical and Academic Staff, C. M. A.
W. A. MILLER, A. B., Moral Instruction, Turis System Y. M. C. A. Secretary, C. M. A.
M. V. BENNETT, A. M., Languages. Captain, Academic Staff, C. M. A.
G. M. EVANS, A. M., Mathematics, Prin. Boys' High School, Geneva N. Y., Capt. Acad. Staff, C. S. N. S.
V. L. RICHMOND, A. B., French. First Lieut., Tactical and Academic Staff, C. M. A.
C. E. SMITH, B. S., History and Mathematics Second Lieut., Academic Staff, C. M. 1.
C. A. ROCKWOOD, A. B., History First Lieut. Tactical and Academic Staff, C. M. A.
S. T. STARBUCK. A. B., Mathematics Second Lieut., Academic Staff, C. M. A.
H. M. FUHR, Vocal Music. .Second Lieut., Academic Staff, C. M. 1.
W. M. HAND, Pay Officer Licut. Ind. Naval Reserves
Major Medical Corps, C. M. A.
C. E. REED, M.D., Surgcon
E. B. GAYNOR, Dancing .. President American National Association of Masters of Dancing
HUGO FISCHER, Swimming and Aquatic Sports Secretary North American Gymnastic Union
F. HAGGERTY. A. B., Physical Director . Athletic Director-Buchtel College
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A SWIMMING RACE
The weekly aquatic meets are among the most interesting and attractive features of the summer course.
Both senior and junior meets are held, affording a great variety of events. Ribbons are awarded each week and medals at the end of the term.
Purpose of School
EN years ago the Culver Military Academy planned the first session of its Summer School and announced its purpose on this page. This purpose was in brief to afford an attractive and really profitable summer outing for boys; to furnish a properly balanced combination of work and play that would give a full measure of wholesome relaxation and pleasure and at the same time provide an effective substitute for the haphazard summer with its aim- lessness and mental inertia.
Each succeeding year this problem has been set forth as the purpose of the school and to its solution the Culver Military Academy has lent its unusual equipment and resources and given the best thought and study of its experienced corps of instructors. It is believed that the results obtained permit the school to speak now not only of the purpose, but also of its fulfillment.
Something more comprehensive and more effective than the summer camp has been evolved. The school has grown both in size and in perfection. Every detail and method has been carefully worked out and new features tested and added to the course until the Culver Summer Naval School has grown to be the largest and most successful boys' summer school in America, unique in both plan and equipment, attracting boys from almost every state in the Union, and frankly recognized as a model by many similar schools which have since been developed.
The Summer Naval Course, with its wholesome open-air exercise, its picturesqueness and touch of romance, makes a stronger appeal to a boy's imagination and interest than anything that could be devised for an organized summer outing.
It also solves effectively what has long been a problem to thoughtful teachers and parents, it gives a chance for the boy backward in his studies to make them up without sacrificing his vacation, and an opportunity for the boy who is regular in his work to keep his mind fit by a little mental exercise each day, and gives both a summer really worth while, genuinely refreshing and with a liberal gain in muscle, tan and health.
At the same time the school offers the advantages of proper associates, a healthy moral atmosphere, personal supervision by experienced teachers, a special system of tutoring, and a beautiful and healthy location, free from the temptations and bad influences of the city, town, or large watering place. Whole- some pleasures are provided in abundance, and many cadets affirm that their summers at Culver are the happiest they have ever spent.
1912 Term Begins June 27, Ends August 22
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THE FIRST COMPANY This picture shows the service uniform, but without leggings or belts and as worn throughout the day to classes, meals, etc.
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THE SECOND COMPANY
The cadets in this picture are wearing the cool and attractive work suits, used during boat drills and other exercises where great freedom of movement is desirable. The clean cut, wholesome appearance of these cadets will give to those unfamiliar with the school an idea of the splendid class of boys who make up its enrollment.
Inspection of the Battalion by Commander A. H. Davis, U. S. Navy, during his annual tour of inspection of the Naval Militia of the various states.
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Roster of Cadets Culver Summer Schools, Culver, Indiana, 1911
Adams, Stanley Benning.
Illinois
Alden, Horace Allen. .
. Michigan
Aldridge, Minter Young ..
Mississippi
Allen, Ulamor Kenneth, C.S.
New Jersey
Allendorf, Hugo Alfred. . Ohio
Anderson, Charles Curtis, C.S.
. Oregon
Gibson, Frank De Witt.
. Hawaii
Gillett, Asa Clarence. Colorado
Gordon, Randolph Fleming Kentucky
Goulding, Harry Owens. New Jersey
Arnold, Lawson
Askew, James Field, Jr., C.S. Kentucky
Atkins, Herbert, C.S.
Louisiana
Babcock, Burton.
Indiana
Backman, John Jeremiah
Indiana Ohio
Baehr, Albert Meckes.
Baldwin, George Crook, C.S
Ball, Edmund Arthur.
Bancker, Adrian Gerard
Indiana
Hall, Benjamin Homer
New York
Barrett, James Madison, Jr.
Indiana
Harrison, Thomas Gabraith. Minnesota
Harting, Ralph Waldo.
Indiana Illinois
Beilstein, Coyt Edmund.
Missouri
Hawley, Donald Coe ..
Minnesota
Bell, John Inman.
Colorado
Havice, Jay Frederick.
. Indiana
Bent, Harry Sims,
Illinois
Bevan, Chester Paul, C.S.
Ohio
Heinecke, Frederick H., C.S.
Wisconsin
Biggs, William Reuel.
Illinois
Bippus, Albert Watkins, C.S.
Indiana
Bippus, George James.
Indiana
Heiner, William Graham. Pennsylvania
. Illinois
Robertson, Neil Vinson
Robertson, Roemer.
Ontario
Block, Jefferson Kennedy
Tennessee
Boardman, Charles Holloway . Ohio
Boblett, Herbert Allen.
Indiana
Boies, Russell Lowell.
. Iowa
Bond, Rush Ronald, C.S.
Indiana
Bond, Frank Russell, C.S.
Indiana
Borland, Joseph Vankirk.
Pennsylvania
Bowcock, Harold Matthew
Illinois
Bowers, Joel Foster, C.S.
New York
Bowers, Lee Metzler ..
Indiana
Bowers, Stewart Wilson, C.S.
New York
Brecher, John Avery, C.S ..
. Illinois
Brice, William Orville, Jr.
Louisiana
Bridge, George Donald .. .
Nebraska Illinois
Broadwell, Latham .. Broadwell, Stewart, Jr ..
Illinois
Brodhead, Nathaniel Boyd ..
New Jersey
Broer, Edwin Luther ...
. Ohio
Brokaw, William Byron, C.S. . Indiana
Brown, Harry Keith.
Indiana . Ohio
Brown, Henry Warren ..
Georgia
Brown, Kenneth Cotton
Illinois Illinois
Kane, Edwin Lyle McVicker. Illinois
Smith, Harold Alexander ...
Missouri
Smith, James Monroe, Jr., C.S.
Louisiana
Smoot, William Everett ..
Illinois
Soape, Frank, C.S.
Texas
Springs, Elliott White ...
South Carolina
Stebbins, Francis Burgoyne, C.S. Stentz, Robert Lee.
. Iowa
Stites, Samuel
Kentucky
Storer, Willis Daniel.
Illinois
Stuart, Lyall Love, C.S. Missouri
Stull, Robert Alan. Pennsylvania
Swain, Roger Gorrell
Indiana
Taber, Frank Harrison. Indiana
Tappan, Robert Edmund Arkansas
Taylor, David Adams Ohio
Taylor, James Morrison Michigan
Taylor, John Wilson. Michigan
Tell, Carl John. Wisconsin
Thayer, Francis Wood.
Minnesota
Cline, Ner William Indiana
. Ohio
Collier, Wright, C.S ...
Michigan
McHugh, John Garrett. Virginia
Thompson, Dwight Henry
Kansas
Mc Kelvey, William Wesley Ohio
McLendon, Jesse Sumpter . Texas
Tremaine, Burton Carl.
.Ohio
Corey, Lawrence O.
.Indiana
McManus, James Riley, C.S. . Iowa
McNulty, George Harold. Indiana
Iowa
Tuley, Charles Brown.
Kentucky
Ulmer, Charles Henry Pennsylvania
Unger, Noel George Indiana
Van Reed, John Harvey Indiana
Veach, Thomas F
Indiana
Vedder. Sydney .. Illinois
Vollrath, Jean Carl, C.S. Wisconsin
Voris, Edwin Francis, Jr., C.S. Ohio
Wagner, Carl Richard, Illinois
Wagner, Newton Van de Veer Wisconsin
Walther, Noel Sigmund. Missouri
Ward, George. . West Virginia
Ward, Giles La Verne. Iowa
Waterston, Roy Merling, C.S. . Ohio
Watson, Arthur Pope .. Texas
Wehman, Charles Gerhard. Minnesota
Wilde, Byder Wellington, Jr. Pennsylvania
Wilhelm, Whitney Eugene .. . Missouri
Williams, Allen Graves . Ohio
Williams, Richard Everard. Colorado
Williams, Roger ..
. Kentucky
Ely, John Thomas Anderson
Wisconsin
Evans, Emerson Clarence
Indiana
Farrar, Richard Howard Missouri
Feldman, Herbert Bismarc. Missouri
Finch, L. Boyd, C.S Illinois
Fitts, Frank Leland Hill. . . South Dakota
Fleet, Reginald Scott Georgia
Foulkes, George Clark Indiana
Freeman, Frederick James, C.S. Illinois
The letters C.S. indicate Cavalry School cadet.
French, Sherman Queal. . Iowa
Freund, Michael Wurzel. ... Missouri
Parke, Torston Herbert Illinois
Fulton, Malcolm Hill
. . . Texas
Patterson, Philip Woodworth . Oregon
Paul, Ricardo J Venezuela
Pfeiffer, Henry March . Iowa
Phister, Lispenard Bache. . Illinois
Pierce, John Eric. Wisconsin
Plummer, Carlyle Junker. . Texas
Quigley, Q. A Iowa
Green, Harold Hoadley. . . Ohio
Griffith, Lloyd Brooke. Georgia
Griffith, Robert Jenkins. Georgia
Ohio
Guettel, Arthur Abraham
Missouri
Randall, Franklin Peleg. Indiana
Redmon, John Craig ... Indiana
Reece, Cornelius H., C.S. Illinois
Reece, Robert Howell, C. S. Illinois
Reed, Merideth Patton. . Indiana
Barnes, Cullen Bryant.
Indiana
Harley, Howard Robertson Nebraska
Bassett, Herbert Wilcox.
Bauer, Arthur Oliver. .
Illinois
Beggs, John Vincent.
Ohio
Hatcher, Robert Evans, Jr.
Hauck, William Henry.
. Missouri
Bell, Christian Pepper
Richardson, Robert Ramsey . Ohio
Riegler, Milton S.
Missouri
Rinehart, Joseph Hill. Montana
Ristine, Richard Harrison
Iowa
Ritchie, Herbert Ellsworth Ohio
Roark, Harvey Wade. Texas
Roberts, Charles VonLunen. Pennsylvania Indiana
Henning, Casper Ferdinand
Heston, Joseph Samuel. . Indiana
Hiller, Hugh Milligan. .. . Missouri
Hogan, Thomas Leo, C.S. New York
Roller, Duane Emerson.
. Ohio
Holm, Henry Everitt, C.S. Oklahoma
Honaker, John Pleasant, Jr., C.S. .. . Louisiana
Hooke, Malcolm King, C.S. Tennessee
Howe, Stephen Rollin, C.S .. Illinois
Hurley, Henry Alfrey Indiana
Hydeman, Sidney L .. Minnesota
Hyman, Edwin Alexander
Missouri
Ireland, Thomas Saxton
Colorado
Irwin, Macaulay ..
Illinois
Schlemmer, Norman Charles. . Texas
Scruggs, James Conlon .. Tennessee
Selby, Harold Rea .. . . Ohio
Shaffer, Frank Holmes, Jr. . Ohio
Shanard, Jacob Harris South Dakota
Ohio
Shary, Robert Burns, C.S.
Nebraska
Shear, Charles Reading ..
Sheppard, Isaac Applin, C.S
Pennsylvania
Brown, Harley Procter
Kahn, Asher Daniel, C.S. . Ohio
Sibbernsen, Albert Henry.
Nebraska
Kahn, Jerome Lemmann. Ohio
Kaufmann, Ernst Louis Fred, C.S .. . Wisconsin
Kiggins, Harold Stanford. California
Brush, Thomas Stewart.
Ohio
Bryce, William Henry, C.S
Louisiana
Knox, Remwick McLaren .. Minnesota
Kunkel, Kenneth M
Indiana
Burchenal, Charles Henry, C.S. Ohio
Burd, Robert Holdren
. Indiana
Campbell, Charles William
Kentucky
Campbell, Thomas Patterson.
Colorado
Landon, William Kosboth.
Illinois
Cardwell, Oliver Byron .. Oregon
Carleton, Fred Clarence, C.S. Kentucky
Carr, Richard Graham. West Virginia
Chadwick, Perry Moreland. Illinois
Chamberlain, Richard Harris Indiana
Cherry, George Denison .. Arkansas
Cherry, Louis Williamson, Jr. Arkansas
Christie, Cyrus Ben. Michigan
. China
Lyons, Leonard Mason. Missouri
McCaskill, Harold Judson, C.S. Florida
Theurer, Joseph George, C.S.
. Illinois
Thomas, Lawrence, Jr .. . . Ohio
Thompson, Gordon Baer. Indiana
Trost, Irving Vaughn. Alabama
Craig, Winchell McKendree.
Ohio
Crane, Charles Linton
Missouri
Crisp, Kenneth O.
Crocker, George Herbert, Jr., C.S.,
Massachusetts
Crome, Conrad Fink
Missouri
Crumpacker, Edgar Dean.
Indiana
Culver, Edwin Raymond, Jr
Missouri
Curl, Lewis Joseph, C.S. Oklahoma
Curl, Willis Blaine, C.S. Oklahoma
Davey, Thomas Elliott, Jr. Ohio
Davidson, Joseph Moore. Louisiana
Davidson, Samuel Karl, C.S. .. Pennsylvania
Drake, John Morris. . . Indiana
Duffin, Everitt James Indiana
Dunkelberg, Charles August. Indiana
Dunkelberg, Ralph Crockett. Indiana
Dunphy, Charles Brenton.
Michigan
Morrow, Russell Atwood. Illinois
Mount, Thomas Ernest . Louisiana
Eagle, Bryan Munroe. Arkansas
Earl, John Howard. Pennsylvania
Nelson, Horace Conrad.
Illinois
Nelson, William Oscar .. . Illinois
Nesbit, Malcolm. Pennsylvania
Nesbitt, Francis Henry. Indiana
Newkirk, George Harold, C.S. Illinois
Niederaur, Philip Mitchell. Indiana
Northcott, Gustavus Andrew, C.S. W. Virginia
Nurney, George Clanndon. Virginia
Olds, James Henry Simonson Indiana
Orndoff, Thomas Hughes .Pennsylvania
Orton, Julian Rockwood Illinois
Zimmerman, Harry Alfred. . . Ohio
New York
Orton, Louis Spitley. Illinois Zucker, Robert
Painter, John Henry, Jr. Pennsylvania
Palmer, James Shrigley. Michigan
Garner, Robert Livingstone. Mississippi
Androus, Harold Newell.
California
Antle, William Smoot, C.S. .
Illinois Ohio
Green, Burton Cleland, C.S. . Indiana
Ramsey, J. Watson, Jr .. Missouri
Ramsey, Roland Henry Kansas
Illinois
Indiana
Hager, Fred A Pennsylvania
Halbert, Howard Valmore. . Indiana
Hamilton, Arthur De Witt. Missouri
Reilly, John H. Gay, C.S. Missouri
Reinhoff, William Francis, C.S Missouri
Rens, Karl Myer. . .. Ohio
Richards, Laurence Hamilton. Pennsylvania
Richards, William Allison. .. . Pennsylvania Richardson, Charles Reed. . .. Massachusetts
Georgia
Hays, Edmund Stephen .. Wisconsin
Hedges, Robert Lee, Jr., C.S. Missouri
Heiner, John Pershing. Pennsylvania
Rollins, Herbert Knapp.
Roth, George Eugene .. . Illinois
Rough, Robert Lester, C.S. . Indiana
Ruf, Clifford John .. . Missouri
Russell, James Kennerly, C.S. Missouri
Rutledge, Paul White.
. Illinois
Saddler, Harry Dean. Illinois
Sanford, Harold Edward, C.S. Minnesota
Jefferson, Carlyle .. Kentucky
Johanson, Ralph Thure . Illinois
Johnson, Abbott Livingstone . Indiana
Jones, Douglas Clyde ..
Ohio
Sharp, Joel Herbert
. Texas
Simpson, William 3rd., C.S.
Pennsylvania
Brown, Malcolm ..
Brown, Richard Crosby New York
Knowlson, Elms Thexton .. Michigan
Kunkel, William Albert, Jr. . Indiana
Ladd, Charles Newcomb Massachusetts
Larzelere, Henry Holmes, C.S .. Pennsylvania
Latham, Charles Michigan
Laws, Horace E Indiana
Lilley, James Frank Texas
Lounsbery, James Merrill, C.S Illinois
Loveman. Adolph Maurice .. Tennessee
Lowe, John Raymond Ohio
Luehr, Elmer .. . Illinois
Chun, Yen Show
Coburn, Clinton Kirkland.
McGregor, John Francis, C.S. Missouri
Mandeville, Harold Juddson.
Ohio
Marshall, Elliot, Jr.
Marthinson, Detlow Charles.
. . Dist .. of Col.
Pennsylvania
Maxwell, Donald Condon.
Kansas
May, James Sansberry.
Mason, Edward Winslow, C.S.
Mattern, Guinn Whitehurst, C.S.
Meyer, Lionel Leopold, C.S.
Louisiana
Miller, James Max.
Illinois
Miller, Marion Taylor
Kentucky
Mohs, Oscar ..
Indiana
Monnig, Hugo, Jr.
Missouri
Moore, Jerald Powers, C S. . Ohio
Neal, James Robert .. Texas
Eddy, William Chaffee, C.S. Illinois
Edwards, Burton Park.
Illinois
Edwards, Samuel Jr .. Iowa
Ellsworth, Guy Trigg, C.S. Tennessee
Wisecarver, George Sprague Pennsylvania
Wright, Allyn Lee
Wisconsin
Nyce, Benjamin Markley, Jr. Indiana Yates, Jack Shattuck . . Ohio
Zenner, Philip McKnight . . Ohio
Zick, Joseph Mercer. Missouri
Tsai, Mo Chung .. . China
Tucker, Harland Wynn. . Oregon
Michigan Maas, Hugo .. . Indiana
Markley, Edward Alfred.
Missouri
Martin, Norman Imbrie, C.S.
Indiana
Iowa
. Ohio
Michigan
Bundy, William Sanford. Ohio
Jordan, Fred Capers, C.S Georgia
Juneau, Eston Bushong .. Indiana
Rogers, Seabury Belmont
Indiana
New York
Bergstrom, Harry Gustaf
Blim, Spencer Phelps, C.S. Illinois
Indiana
Indiana
Grones, Dow Seigel
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Cooper, Charles Raymond, C. S .. . . New York Cooper, Rex ... Indiana
CADET OFFICERS 1910.
Selected from cadets who have served longest in the school and who have been most exemplary in conduct, and have shown especial ability to command,
CADET PETTY OFFICERS 1910
Selected from cadets who have served with credit one or more summers and who have shown especial aptitude for Naval and Military training.
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Cadet Officers and Petty Officers, 1911
Cadet Junior Lieutenant and Adjutant J. S. May
Cadet Lieutenants
J. H. Van Reed
W. D. Storer
C. H. Boardman, Jr. N. B. Brodhead
Cadet Junior Lieutenants
W. O. Nelson
J. M. Davidson
C. F. Crome
W. G. Heiner
H. A. Allendorf
Cadet Ensign on Duty with the Band D. H. Thompson
Chief Petty Officer C. J. Ruf
Cadet Petty Officer of the First Class on Duty with the Band J. W. Taylor
Chief Petty Officer, Staff, in Charge of Issue B. C. Tremaine
Cadet Petty Officers of the First Class
P. W. Patterson
W. A. Kunkel, Jr.
H. R. Harley
J. V. Beggs
G. J. Bippus
H. E. Ritchie
O. B. Cardwell
H D. Saddler
L. Thomas, Jr.
R. J. Paul
G. D. Bridge
N. G. Unger
H. W. Brown
R. R. Richardson R. H. Ramsey
Cadet Petty Officers of the Second Class
P. M. Niederaur
J. M. Taylor
H. R. Selby
C. P. Bell
J. T. Ely
R. C. Brown F. W. Thayer
F. D. Gibson
H. M. Hiller
S. B. Rogers
Q. A. Quigley
J. R. Orton
H. A. Boblett
K. M. Kunkel
H. W. Tucker
D. S. Grones
J. C. Redmon
E. L. Broer
D. C. Marthinson
A. M. Loveman
A. L. Wright
L. S. Orton
W. K. Landon
S. B. Adams
J. M. Drake
J. M. Miller
E. R. Culver, Jr.
J. M. Barrett
R. E. Hatcher
C. J. Tell
F. H. Taber
Expert Signalmen
H. E. Ritchie
R. S. Fleet
O. B. Cardwell
First Class Signalmen
J. J. Backman F. W. Tucker L. M. Lyons
Second Class Signalmen
W. S. Bundy
A. M. Loveman
N. W. Cline
T. P. Campbell
Third Class Signalmen
W. O. Brice
J. S. May
H. W. Brown
J. C. Redmon E. R. Culver
R. R. Richardson
F. Marshall
R. M. Knox
E. B. Juneau
N. G. Unger
J. M. Miller
H. M. Bowcock
K. M. Kunkel
W. A. Kunkel, Jr.
G. J. Bippus
S. Broadwell
P. W. Rutledge
J. H. Earl
H. M. Pfeiffer
Cadet Ensign on Duty with the Hospital
J. H. Rinehart
Cadet Ensigns
K. C. Brown
M. P. Reed
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MUSTER
The Legislature of the State of Indiana has honored the Culver Summer Naval School by passing a law authorizing the organization of the corps as the First Naval Battalion of the State of Indiana.
The picture shows the '09 Battalion being mustered in by companies. This law gives added prestige and secures additional equipment and opportunities through the National Government, but places the cadet under no obligation to perform drill or other duties after the close of the school.
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Combined review of Naval and Cavalry Schools showing the Cadet Band of about twenty pieces, Naval Battalion of Four Companies, and a Troop of Cavalry. In the background is the Academy's splendid Riding Ilall, the largest and most complete of its kind in America; also the model camp. The Cavalry School is described in a separate catalogue which is sent on request.
Requirements Cadets are not accepted under fourteen years of age, or less for Admission than five feet two inches in height. No boy will be accepted who is not of excellent moral character. The applicant must furnish two references who are competent to give unbiased testimony of his character. The corps of eadets under authority from the Legislature of the State is organized as the "First Naval Battalion of Indiana." This law gives the corps added prestige, equipment, and opportunities, and, to meet the special requirements of the school, provides: that the battalion shall be under command of the Commandant of the School, that the term of enlistment shall be one year, so that the cadet is under no obligation to attend the school except for the one term, unless he so desires. A cadet entering the school, unless exeused by previous request of parent for physical or other reason, enlists as above indicated and acquires the prestige of service recognized by the State and National Government.
SUNDAY SERVICES IN A COOL GROVE BY THE LAKE SHORE.
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A GLIMPSE OF THE BARRACKS. CADETS MARCHING TO DRILL
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Location and Environment
The school is located on Lake Maxinkuckee, in Northern Indiana. It is eighty miles from Chicago, and while of easy access from every section of the country, is far enough away from any town or city to be entirely free from their undesirable influences. The school is situated on the north shore of the lake, and is fanned by its cool breczes throughout the summer.
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