Fishburne Military High School - Taps Yearbook (Waynesboro, VA)

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MAJ. E. P. CHILDS, JR. Hcaclmastev' As an instructor, as a counselor, and as friend-in all three-Major Childs' ability speaks for itself. If we could express our sincere appreciation for all he has d-one for us, then let it be shown through the progress we shall make in life. COL. MORGAN H. HUDGINS Supevrin tcvzclent 'I'ln'ougl1 his unique ability to influence others, Colonel Irludgins has gained the re- spect and admiration ol the entire corps. His helpful advice, sound policies, and masterful tact cannot be too highly esteemed. fi- M. MAJ. JAMES L. HOLLIDAY Commcmdcmt Since last September the Corps hug devel- oped and improved steadily. This success is chiefly the result of llflajoi' Hollidayls con- tinuously lair and exacting efforts through- out the year.

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I .lv ',., .., V - ' -51 ., , ' - .e-.J Viv' -.1 4 ' 11' '- ' 'MQYQ ,- sei . L Y' lt . k-T , ll ran.. ,701-ewor ,,u:f. G , ' if -Ci '?i+ r 1 . '-.W 1 X I 1' 'll THE 194-9 TAPS is the result of Z1 sincere effort to provide each reader with a crystallized, visual reminder of his life at FISHBURNR. If, in the following pages, such an aim is realized by the reader, the effort has not been in Vain . . . -1.

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MAJ. ELLIOT G4 FISHBURNE Twzccsiwev' A man more ffenial and considerate in his b work than Major FlSl1lJL11'llC is seldom found. Each Cadet has learned to zlppreciate his unlyounding' generosity. MAJ. PI-IILLIP C. BROOKS Director bf Athletics In his quiet, cheerful manner, Major Brooks accomplishes much more than just his spe- cific dutiesg he becomes zz friend to each Cadet. LT. COL. PAUL D. WYLIE Assistant H eadmaster VVhether in the clzlssrooni -or outside, Colonel XfVylie's sincere personal interest in each Cadet has made him Z1 friend to all. l