Augusta Military Academy - Recall Yearbook (Fort Defiance, VA)

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RECALL ROBERT F. HUNTER It was just four years ago that Robert F., jokingly called “Louise”, has distinguished himself in many years. This year he is First Sergeant of “D” company. Though he does not lead his classes, he stands near the top. He has real scholastic ability and we know that he will succeed in whatever he may try. The best of luck to you. HOLLY M. KELLER Holly is quite an athlete, quite a scholar, and quite a trifler. He has the combination of all these qualities and has become a friend to all. For three years he has participated in all sports and has done excep- tionally well. While probably the youngest member of the graduating class and the monogram club, he is probably one of the highest members of the former. We hope, Holly, that as you grow older, you will continue to meet with as much success.

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sary figure. We will never forget his outbursts in Solid class, nor his after taps escapades. He was rewarded this year with the rank of corporal and we are certain he deserved it. While he may not be termed brilliant, he gets through his work without undue trouble. We bid you bon voyage and the best of luck in the years to come. THOMAS D. HOOVER “All out for the Mess Hall. Let’s go!’ This is the familiar cry uttered by “Tommy” just before meals. He is in charge of the C. W. company, and this requires a lot of extra work. He has applied himself diligently to this task and has succeeded admirably. We will miss you in the Mess Hall next year, Tommy, but we know that wherever you are, you will be doing your best. ROBERT S. GUERRANT “Zeb” came to us two years ago and since then he has become a neces-

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ROBERT G. LEWIS “ Bob’ is one of my best men.” This is Major Roller’s description of Bob and we will let it be known that it is ours also. Bob is our tumbling coach, and he is aptly fitted for this. Seldom does an afternoon pass that does not see him practising some new trick, and he usually masters it. He is an industrious boy, and as this is such a valuable characteristic, we know he will succeed. SAM R. MILLER “So we gunned over to...” Here comes Sam with one of his stories of Washington night life. Seriously, however, he is our captain-adjutant and a very capable one. This mentions but one phase of Sam’s well-filled life here. His popularity was shown when he was elected secretary of the student body, in addition to being one of the most prominent members of the Cotillion Club and one of our leading social figures. We know you will succeed, Sam, and we will miss you greatly.