. The mirage . ursey. Altos—Russell Bucheit, Paul Grosclaude, Hugh Wilmors. Drums—Ralph Graham, Wm. Austill, L. E. Pickard, L. E. Noble. Clairinet—Wilbur McMullen. Oboe—Don Hoffman. Saxaphones—Fred Glossbrenner, John Garvin, Russel Bowers. Flute—Max Powell. Piccolo—Read Canady, Dewey Annakin. Baritone—Carl H. Toole, Arthur Kaufman, James McNary. B Flat Bass—Francis Conder. Bass—Ronald Fischer, Harold St. Clair. Bass Viol—Harold Freeland. Tympani—Warren Cook. 289 M 1 R A O E .1 f: f * t sm fT ? ^ ^ ^: ^ y:^: % Cornet Cfjoir - The Cornet Choir was organized this year by Howard Allen. It made its
. The mirage . ursey. Altos—Russell Bucheit, Paul Grosclaude, Hugh Wilmors. Drums—Ralph Graham, Wm. Austill, L. E. Pickard, L. E. Noble. Clairinet—Wilbur McMullen. Oboe—Don Hoffman. Saxaphones—Fred Glossbrenner, John Garvin, Russel Bowers. Flute—Max Powell. Piccolo—Read Canady, Dewey Annakin. Baritone—Carl H. Toole, Arthur Kaufman, James McNary. B Flat Bass—Francis Conder. Bass—Ronald Fischer, Harold St. Clair. Bass Viol—Harold Freeland. Tympani—Warren Cook. 289 M 1 R A O E .1 f: f * t sm fT ? ^ ^ ^: ^ y:^: % Cornet Cfjoir - The Cornet Choir was organized this year by Howard Allen. It made its first appearance at the Band Concert given in March and credited itself with much success. As a new organization it promises to be one of the most prominent musical activities on the campus. Howard Allen, Director , John Cady Leland Barker James McAdams Norris Zekiel BURCHARD COAR R. VaN CaRPENTER Simpson Stoner Robert Cornthwaite George Oborn Roger Scott Benjamin Rufe 290 M I R Ao e:. 291 M I RAG e: Wi}t Ss^burp aixtr ©e^auto Cabet Corps; {Extracts from Indiana Asbury Universityby Irving Brown.) On June 29, 1870, the faculty had been authorized to establish a militarydepartment. Nothing was done until 1877, when Major C. W. Smith of Indiana-polis was appointed to organize such a department. Captain D. D. Wheelerof the First Artillery, was detailed in June, by the Secretary of War to act asprofessor of military tactics. Drill was required only from freshmen and sopho-mores, but such was the enthusiasm among the students, that large numbers ofthe other classes and of the preparatory students volunteered. Captain Wheelerwas superseded by Lieuteneant William R. Hamilton of the Fifth Artillery. Onthe afternoon of February 2, 1880, thirty or forty girls gathered together and formeda ladies cadet company under the leadership of Lieutenant Hamilton. The youngladies of the military department even once thought of challenging the boysto a fight or shambattle, b
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