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Located on the top floor of Sever, the exhibition is usually open between 7 and 9 o'clock, at which time Lt. Colonel Richard C. Ware '04 is usually around. Colonel Ware, who is doing most of the work on the model, has been aided by the staff, students, and enlisted personnel of the Harvard ROTC unit...
Colonel Were, who began his work last year, has been using ten feet to a mile so that the over-all length is about eight yards with a width of two yards. The contour interval is 20 feet, allowing accurate elevations on the model. Colonel Ware has used a ply-wood base which he has covered with special cloth. Lightly sprinkled over the cloth is sand and artificial grass which makes a puff or hole when an shell lands...
...materials have been financed by Brig. Gen. John H. Sherburne '99. Colonel Francis T. Colby '05, Lt. Colonel Ware, and Captain Arthur Drinkwater '00, all of whom are trustees of the Saint Harbara's Trust...
...There ware fourteen of these chaplains, who are doing a splendid job in ministering to the spiritual needs and building morale in the Home Guard organizations, who presented themselves at the School to struggle with the almost impossible task of assimilating in two short days a course that is already over-crowded covering a period of one month of regular school...
Those responsible for the success of this not inconsiderable undertaking were Cadets Charles Whelan, Tom Merchant. Tom Ware, Ralph Turlington, Lynn Northrup, and Robert Halterman