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THE UNION-KECOgDEB. MUXEDGEVILLE. GA., JUNE lLlMS
G. M. C. Cadets Choose Army as Career
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JACQUELINE SCHOOL OF |
DANCING GIVES DELIGHTFUL
PROGRAM.
TTie Jacqueline School of Danc-
in. Mrs. Cason Black, director, gave
an entertaining program at the
Campus theatre on last Thursday
evening.
A program of dance routines was
given and the pupils displayed
splendid training. The program was
one of the most enjoyed given at
the Campus this year.
Those taking part on the program
Rosalind Sherrer. Kitty Marie
Smith. Martha King. Jpcqueline
Black. Ann Simpson. Caroline Mos-
teUer. Ann Wells. Peggy Starr. Fay
Butts. Betty Ann Baisden. Barbara
Davis, Audrey Dean Villyard. Betty
Rhodes. Sarah Taylor. Martha Du
Mildred Johnson. Frances
Crooms, Laurelle Hardman. Mr*.
Peggy Gregg.
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MILLERS. MILLERS.
In the front row are left to right,
Emmett McComb, William Turner
and Owen Silvey who enter the
United States Military Academy.
West Point. N. Y., in July.
C. M. C. CADETS TO ENTER
WEST POINT JULY 1ST
In the second and third row are 1 son, Julian Shingler, Louis Norwood,
cadets who have alternate appoint- Jam< , s wiuiam TcnniUc . Back
ments. or plan to enter West Point „ ’ , . . .
through the Army. 2nd row lett to ™ w; Roy Hendrickson and Hugh
right: W. C. Forehand. Roger Law- j Jones.
school in the nation, per capita
considered.
G. M. C. has a special prepara
tory course for young men desiring
to enter the naval and military
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Tnree graduates of G. M. C. will
enter the United States Military
Academy or. July 1st. to begin the
four year course of study and
training in preparation to entering
the United States Army as Second
Lieutenants.
This is the largest group to enter
the academy at cne time, although
many G. M. C. graduates have com
pleted the course at West Point and
are now serving with distinction in
the United States army as officers.
Mr. Emmett McComb. will enter
the academy as the appointee of
Congressman Carl Vinson, as will
Mr. William Turner. Mr. Owen Sil
vey will go to the academy as the
honor graduate of G. M. C.. in reco
gnition of the high rating given the
college as one of the distinguished
military schools of the nation.
E ; ght other cadets have received
the appointment as first or second
alternates or plan to enter the acad
emy through the army, after having
taken th" special West Point course
at G. M. C. during the'past year in
preparation to enter the academy.
Tlic.se young men are: James Laney.
Dublin. Ga.. Roy Hendrickson. Mil-
ledgeville. Louis Norwood. Milledge-
ville. The two last named young men
Julian Shingler. Ashbum. W. J.
Forc r nd. Sylvester, Hugh Jones,
Columbus. Reger Lawson, Milledge-
ville and William Tennille. MUledge-
ville ^Tie last named young men
were first and second honor students
at the* college this year and received
the alternate appointments for their
high scholastic standing.
The three young men who enter
in July will be admitted without
mental examination and on certifi
cate -.’rom G. M. C. These young mer
have done outstanding work, under
the supervision Of one of the finest
faculties in th^* south, mature
who are vitally interested in the
training and development ol young
During the past several years
r, mljcr of G. M. C. graduates hav
entered West Point and the United
Stab Naval Academy at Annapclis.
to make outstanding records. G. M.
C. I is probably the largest num-
btr of graduates in the officers
r nelle of the army and navy of
sscntially military college in
‘ ration. This record was cstab-
'•'hrd during the war when G. M.
C furnished the largest number of. . .^^
officers to the army of any military I
academies. The splendid success in
preparing students for the service
academies has been attributed large
ly to the exceptionally well qualified
corps of instructors.
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Welcome Summer School Students
MilledgeviHe is Happy to Have You. May your stay here be happy and profitable.
Feel free to call on us whenever we can help. MilledgeviHe wants you to
feel at home, and to make this a memorable summer for you.
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The exchange of photographs with classmates keeps
school day friendships for all time.
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