"How we value the things we have says a lots about what type of person we are. For example, at one time I used to give certificates indicating cadet promotions, however, the cadets would leave them thrown. I can only assume they did not value them...yet they cherished the Curry ribbon and their first stripe. Why? Why disregard the certificate? After studying this for years I came up with an answer. Some people have to have a tactile (physical) sign of achievement. Same thing for things we are given. Sometimes a person will not value a thing they do not 'own.' I have given students folders and such and found them thrown in the hall about 6 min after the bell rand. They did not pay for it, so they do not 'own it." We don't give you grade in CAP, you earn it...it becomes yours." -Major Joe Ely Carrales, CAP 2011
1605L hrs- Opening ceremony
1615L hrs- Calendar Items
1) Simulators postponed for the Summer. Major Fidel Alvarado of the Corpus Christi Comp Squadron reports that the activity will have to be moved to June.
2) 21 May 2011- A Saturday, Beach-To-Bay Relay in Corpus Christi, Texas, 12 Cadets needed for assistance to the Event Coordinators. We will support that effort for this relay race providing personnel for various reasons.
3) 24 May 2011- Color Guard for the MMS Awards Assembly at H.M. King High School. Will need four cadets skilled in it. Uniform of the day will be blues.
1630L hrs- Character development Lesson: Command Presense and Keeping a Professional Image.
1700L hrs- PT Testing: May take place indoors pending weather. Measured distances: 8 Laps around the MMS Hallway area is 1 mile and 14 Laps around the Rotunda (Band/Choir Hall) is also a mile.
1745L hrs- Dismiss after data entered.
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