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AMA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION P. O. Box 101 Fort Defiance, Virginia 24437-0101 ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF CADET CORPS AUGUSTA MILITARY ACADEMY Fort Defiance . . . . . . . Virginia enicanion W. the Staff of the 1940 RECALL Dedicate this Publication to CAPTAIN J. CYRUS McCUE, JR. A gentleman of the highest integrity, a scholar of great intellect, and a man whose character and personality offer us a goal at which. to aim and a standard by which to mould our lives; such a man is Captain McCue. Our “guiding light’” on this Annual has for five years been Captain McCue, and may we at this time offer our profound thanks for his invaluable help. We, the Staff of the Rec for 1940, have endeav Geese MG. = EE a NE Ss Es Oe = VY o 2 3 Ba OS See Se a. ea ee ee SS5 Cle Oe @. © ee O PEAS SS Se GU = on a Oe Ue @ 2 OED 2 ee oe EE VD memories of faces @ ee ee a ne HT) gto AF BAK fore ns oh Kg Fee OS OLGA ADMINISTRATION CLASSES e MILITARY ATHLETICS e ACTIVITIES SOCIAL AND HUMOR gil FORTY RECALL Y Ss S Bee Ce co fs firs aoe) ¢, Mi) : teten) shi: Maghe ary ors EGY Ay reo Ie iis ae ah BPAY: . Defers e i . Ter TATE Book One ADMINISTRATION FORTY RECALL S COLONEL THOMAS S. ROLLER HEADMASTER AND CO-PRINCIPAL MAJOR CHARLES S. ROLLER, JR. COMMANDANT AND CO-PRINCIPAL ROY F. LYND Major A. M. A.; Major U. S. Infantry PROFESSOR OP MILITARY SCIENCE AND TACTICS U. S. Infantry School 1926-27 Augusta Military Academy 1935-40 HERBERT D. DEANE Major A. M. A.; Captain Military Intelligence Reserve INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH University of Virginia 1919-23 Augusta Military Academy 1924-40 WARREN S. ROBINSON Major A. M. A., Lieut.-Colonel Field Artillery Reserve INSTRUCTOR IN MATHEMATICS Virginia Military Institute 1907-11 Augusta Military Academy 1911-17 United States Army 1917-22 Augusta Military Academy 1922-40 WILFRED B. WEBB Major A. M. A. INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH Washington and Lee University 1918-22 Virginia Polytechnic Institu e 1922-23 Augusta Military Academy 1924-40 j= S S : Ss + AUGUSTA mura FORTY RECALL . ag S M, B. RODERICK Captain A. M. A. INSTRUCTOR IN SPANISH West Virginia Wesleyan 1926-29 Augusta Military Academy 1929-31 Harris Military Institute 1931-33 Augusta Military Academy, 1933-39 J. CYRUS MeCUE, JR. Captain A. M. A.; Second Lieutenant Quartermaster Corps Reserve INSTRUCTOR IN PHYSICS University of Virginia 1927-32 Augus ta Military Academy 1935-40 HENRY C. HOUSE, JR. Captain A, M, A. INSTRUCTOR IN HISTORY University of North Carolina 1927-31 Augusta Military Academy 1935-40 BUCKNER M. CREEL Captain A, M. A.; Captain U. S. Cavalry ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF MILITARY SCIENCE AND TACTICS U.S. Cavalry School 1920-21 Augusta Military Academy 1938-40 JOHN E. CALDWELL J. RIVES WORSHAM Lieutenant A. M. A.; First Lieutenant, Lieutenant A. M. A.; Second Lieutenant Infantry Reserve, Staff Sergeant, Cavalry Reserve D.E.M.L-R.O.T.C, INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF MILITARY SCIENCE Virginia Military Institute 1933-37 AND TACTICS Augusta Military Academy 1937-40 Augusta Military Academy 1927-40 MEREDITH C. COFFMAN WILLIAM P, JONES Lieutenant A, M, A. Lieutenant A. M. A.; First Lieutenant INSTRUCTOR IN THE JUNIOR DEPARTMENT Gowtlry Reserve Emory and Henry College 1932-34 INSTRUCTOR IN MATHEMATICS Lynchburg College 1934-36 Virginia Military Institute 1929-33 Augusta Military Academy 1937-40 Christ Church School 1935-38 Augusta Military Academy 1938-40 ne S «AUGUSTA miLiraRs a ae ay Bi eS eee 0 Oe ee i) PORTH RECALL S S x JOHN F. TWOMBLY Lieutenant A. M. A., Second Lieutenant Field Artillery Reserve INSTRUCTOR IN HISTORY Virginia Military Institute 1934-38 Augusta Military Academy 1938-40 WILLARD A, CRAFT Lieutenant A. M, A. INSTRUCTOR IN FRENCH Hampden-Sydney College 1935-39 Augusta Military Academy 1939-40 LOUIS W. SCHMIDT Lieutenant A. M. A. INSTRUCTOR IN GERMAN University of Virginia 1934-39 Augusta Military Academy 1939-40 PAUL V. HOOVER Lieutenant A. M. A. INSTRUCTOR IN LATIN Fanklin and Marshall College 1928-30 University of Wisconsin 1930-31 University of Maryland 1932-33 Severn School 1933-39 Augusta Military Academy 1939-40 W. McCHESNEY YARBROUGH MARTIN G. MANCH Captain A, M. A, Captain A, M. A. POST ADJUTANT INSTRUCTOR IN MUSIC Washington and Lee University 1892-94 Sherwood Music School Royal Conservatory of Stuttgard Augusta Military Academy 1914-29; 1934-40 H. RUSSELL FIFER SAMUEL S. WALES Captain A. M. A. Lieutenant A, M. A. ASSISTANT POST ADJUTANT SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS Augusta Miiltary Academy 1931-40 ae S AUGUSTA miLirans mo FORTY RECALL =) DR. W. C, ROLLER J. W. FONTAINE POST PHYSICIAN Li Lieut tA. M. A. University of Virginia 1896-99 , pe ARD “i fr | N i MISS FLORENCE McCORMICK MRS. ANNIE THOMPSON POST TRAINED NURSE MATRON AND DIETICIAN t3e , G ANAK Sore aaah DS fini) yest sean ‘, se 4, mes Ge Re 20h Se RUSSO RS ASE GUE ee SA acm ay fie fd Bre ae aa es REAR te LM pit Book Two CLASSES - - a f : a ” ] | : ‘ | | { a YOUNG GROW FORRER MURCHISON OF RIC BRSJOR THE? UDENT .BODY IeREMENETUIE : a 2 3 Se peek ee Ce a) a ae Re ie Pee ey Joun H. Youna PMU G Ee EMCUCP I ren eRe ego) due. ahd ey aNeee ed gin Nay See abo oneoobac TAL o ead ea nee Joun M. Grow SHAE GIOU eS Seca ace, ot, a Oy cae RE eA ante SO ee Ae Tuomas H, Forrer LEE AOSIUME TSS tai sacs ty vy ai SOR nwieine Y, PE ahs eaten Ol ost WitiiaM G, Murcutson, Jr. fel SF AUGUSTA mitraR’ ait FORTY RECALL SS S = x ¥ WILLIAM L. ADAM R. F. D. No. 5 WESTCHESTER, PENNSYLVANIA LUTGARDO L. AGUILERA Mercaderes 27, Box 575 HAVANA CUBA ROBERT C. BEAM, JR. Box 176 STAUNTON, VIRGINIA . “add a . oo) vi Pi b Mid brad the , PEA ML LA big wy aden ee wie. i) Bie OS rire THOMAS M. BEHRENDT 813 Jefferson Street CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA ANDERSON N. BOWERS, JR. Pilot Knob LAKE GEORGE, NEW YORK KENNETH I. DAY 60 Jefferson Avenue MAPLEWOOD, NEW JERSEY « joa) Ss Q AUGUSTA miLirars ( FORTY RECALL« A S « THOMAS H. FORRER 6104 Brown’s Lake Road JACKSON, MICHIGAN JOSE: RECIO FREIXAS 21 No. 16 Vedada ° HAVANA,CUBA SIDNEY ROGER GITTENS, JR. 131 S. Illinois Avenue ATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY HAYES RAYMOND GOODMON, JR. Grace Street WILLIAMSTON, NORTH CAROLINA the 2 JULIO C. GRANDA, JR. Calle 5, Entre 2 y 4, La Sierra HAVANA,CUBA JOHN M. GROW Linkhorn Park VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA x =e S S AUGUSTA miurany™ ( FORTY RECALL s | = x J. WARREN KANE 730 Fifth Avenue NEW YORK CITY | GEORGE E. HAW, JR. 1630 Park Avenue RICHMOND, VIRGINIA KING EDWARD HODGES Plainville Farms WILLIAMSBURG, VIRGINIA AMA AAROLD EK LEEP 143 Magnolia Avenue ARLINGTON, NEW JERSEY “8 ¢ ae ROBERT. F. KLINE ST, KNOX, INDIANA ROBERT L. LAFON 1527 IkKanawha Street CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA + AUGUSTA mira FORTY RECALL S JULIAN S. LAKE 714 E. Washington Street GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA WALLACE LANE 211 W. Bessemer Avenue NORTH CAROLINA GREENSBORO, ARTHUR HAYES MITCHELL, Richmond Road STAUNTON, VIRGINIA JR. FRANK J. MORRISON Box 63 - GRAFTON, ILLINOIS “a WILLIAM G. MURCHISON, JR. RP. DsNo.2 MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA CHILTON HARRY McDONNELL 30x 254 WARRENTON, VIRGINIA | | | SS SS AUGUSTA mILiTaRs u FORTY REC ALLS Q S =a THOMAS NORRIS 405 W. Park Drive RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA LEWIS S. PENDLETON 3418 Quesada Street WASHINGTON, D. C. Sg i a TS See) a — ; . . e Hy = | tet} Stal SPE? Watt | “ Ts yee . RICHARD GORDON PHILLIPS 137 S. Paint Street CHILLICOTHE, OHIO CHARLES DEREK REDGRAVE 419 Alpine Terrace RIDGEWOOD, NEW JERSEY SHERLAND H, REITER : 1437 Greystone Drive a PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA JAMES MENARDI RENTON 3366 N. I. Beakey Street PORTLAND, OREGON a we - 4 ied Ss x AUGUSTA mrurant u FORTY RECALL S = HERBERT -Sy RICHEY 13843 Lake Avenue LAKEWOOD, OHIO WHITTAKER CONWAY RIVERS 12 Goddard Street FALL RIVER, MASSACILUSETTS beh “ies y iy : Yalh, iii | MAC ae Wie (TE PE —_— y : = by 4M See CHARLES R. SCHEWE 1326 Mt. Royal Blvd. GLENSHAW, PENNSYLVANIA Bye LAI J. GA 77 i ¢ WA iy Ce l l s, a Yy a Ven, SPS 7, Ze 2 | . ee ‘ et eS RNS! SSN p HENRY S. WALKER 620 Rugby Road CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA try will we | HENRY CLAY WATTERS Halliehurst Hall ELKINS, WEST VIRGINIA JOHN S. YOUNG 109 Connecticut Avenue LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA eqn «AUGUSTA mira ® SECOND YEAR CADETS AGUILERA, G. AGUILERA, J BANKS BERENS BOLLING CABINESS GEERE CORT CREEL DAY DISNEY FISHBACK GLEASON GUERRANT HARTER JONES, K. P. KERR LAM LLANSO LLOYD MARKS MIDDLETON MINOR NICHOLS PERKINS POWELL UR: ROBERTS, J. ROBLES SMATHERS, B. SMATHERS, J. SINDLINGER LTWilay WHITE WILSON WOLF FIRST YEAR CADETS MBLER ARONE AUSTIN BEAM, G. BERRY BOWERS BOWMAN BOXLEY BRENIZER BUNDSCHU D’'AMORE DERMODY DONOVAN BLEIOUT, FAGG FARBER FURBER GARDNER GARNER GARRETT HANKEY HARRISON HIGGINS HORINE INGRAM LINSTONE MILLER MIT CHBIBE SIs. MIZELL McATEE McKENZIE OAKEY PARKER PATTERSON PULTZ RACHEK 2ALEIGH RICHARDSON SARRICKS SIMMONS, G. SIMMONS, H. SMITA, G: SMITH, K. SPENCER STANLEY, ©, STANLEY, -D: STAPLES STUPEELL STULTZ SUTTLE RWI, 1 a5 . . S 5 t ¥ 5 : a E oP ; ‘ ete: % a f My ‘“ € 2 = } ; - he a in sw ey i 2 : 7 7 - ‘ e f : i 4 AS is a ee cee el Coe : AS CoP eS ag, Book Thr ce MILITARY FORTY RECALL = AG TieAls GrPiceRs —$——$———_———_—__— MAJOR LYND The military department at A. M. A, is headed by Major Lynd, detailed by the War Department as Professor of Military Science and Tactics, and he is | assisted by Lieutenant Caldwell, also detailed by the War Department. Other faculty officers assisted them, with Major Robinson handling the machine gun, Major Deane in aerial photography, Captain Creel in automatic rifle, Lieutenant Jones in scouting and patrolling, Lieutenant Worsham in ex- tended order drill, and Officer Wales in close order drill. Lt. Jones, Off. Wales, Maj. Deane, Maj. Lynd, Maj. Robinson, Capt. Creel, Lt. Worsham, Lt. Caldwell, Lt. Twombly « meshek Y | AUGUSTA mura’ ght FORTY RECALL : S = k Btwn THE COLORS Gally, Phillips, Netherwood, F., Day THE STAFF Top Row—Captain and Adjutant Grow, Mrs. Grow, Captain Watters, Mrs. Watters Second Row—First Lieutenant Walker, First Lieutenant Phillips, Sergeant-Major Netherwood, F., First Sergeant Eichelbaum git FORTY RECALL SS SY COMPANY A k MISS HELEN WAGERS Sponsor PLATOON SERGEANTS Cadet Lane Cadet Lipp, R. Cadet Wasco Cadet Walsh Cadet Dyer Cadet Lake Cadet Adams, H. Cadet Alexander Cadet Berry Cadet Bowers Cadet Cabiness Cadet Craft Cadet Dermody Cadet Escallon Cadet Freixas Cadet Hancock Cadet Garner Cadet Ingram PRIVATES LINE SERGEANTS Cadet Gitten Cadet Dalmas CORPORALS Cadet Coote, L. Cadet McDonnel Cadet Hamilton Cadet LaFon Cadet Jones, K. P. Cadet Krysiak Cadet Netherwood, W. Cadet Rachek Cadet Roberts, J. Cadet Shultz Cadet Smathers, J. Cadet Sprint Cadet Staples Cadet Stultz Cadet Werth Cadet Wolf CADET YOUNG Captain CADET HALEY First Lieutenant CADET BROWN Second Lieutenant CADET DIBRELL First Sergeant COMPANY “A” ; FIRST PLATOON pe S NS AUGUSTA mrLrars Quih FORTY RECALL S COMPAING BR MRS, MARIA J. AGUILERA Sponsor PLATOON SERGEANTS LINE SERGEANTS Cadet Schewe Cadet Montague Cadet Churchill Cadet Rubin Cadet Adams, J. CORPORALS Cadet Twitty Cadet Ditto Cadet Day Cadet Wolf Cadet Dean PRIVATES Cadet Aguilera, H. Cadet Krohmer Cadet Bell Cadet Linstone Cadet Berens Cadet McAtee Cadet Brenizer Cadet McKenzie Cade t Bundschu Cadet Oakey Cadet Dutch Cadet Patterson Cadet Frank Cadet Renton Cadet Furber Cadet Roberts, S. Cadet Harrison Cadet Sarricks Cadet Higgens Cadet Simmons, G. Cadet Hartley Cadet Spencer Cadet err Cadet Stanley, D. CADET AGUILERA, L Captain CADET MURCHISON First Lieutenant CADET GRANDA Second Lieutenant CADET KANE First Sergeant COMPANY “3” FIRST PLATOON SECOND PLATOON pe Ss S AUGUSTA miLirars ul FORTY RECALL SS — COMPANY “CC” ont MRS. H. H. FORRER Sponsor PLATOON SERGEANTS Cadet McClelland Cadet Black LINE SERGEANTS Cadet Lipp, J. Cadet White CORPORALS Cadet Montgomery Cadet Creel Cadet Jones, Kk. M. Cadet Fox Cadet Marks Cadet Coote, K. PRIVATES Cadet Aguilera, G. Cadet Banks Cadet Beam, G. Cadet Ellenberger, W. Cadet Elliott Cadet Fishback Cadet Gardner Cadet Georger Cadet Hankey Cadet Horine Cadet Mitchell, L. Cadet Parker Cadet Payne Cadet Powell, R. Cadet Raliegh Cadet Rivers Cadet Robles Cadet Sindlinger Cadet Smathers, B. Cadet Suttle Cadet Stanley, C. Cadet Tull Cadet Withum Cadet Wokman CADET FORRER Captain CADET HAW First Lieutenant CADET JONES, R. Second Lieutenant CADET MORRISON First Sergeant COMPANY “C” FIRST PLATOON SECOND PLATOON 4 Ss «AUGUSTA murat ul FORTY RECALL S COMPANY “ D — “ MRS JF. OSRICHEBY, Sponsor PLATOON SERGEANTS LINE SERGEANTS Cadet Norris Cadet Hunt Cadet Rich Cadet Minor CORPORALS Cadet Lloyd Cadet Law Cadet Lyon Cadet Thomas PRIVATES Cadet Allman Cadet McOwen Cadet Clere Cadet Perkins Cadet Fagg Cadet Pultz Cadet Farber Cadet Richardson Cadet Llanso Cadet Simmons, H. Cadet Middleton Cadet Smith, G. Cadet Mizell Cadet Taylor CADET RICHEY Captain CADET REDGRAVE First Lieutenant CADET ADAM, W. Second Lieutenant CADET BEAM, R. First Sergeant COMPANY “D” FIRST PLATOON | ee i ' i ay i : i e : id | | : i: | : t i Jag ie SECOND PLATOON « cs S S + AUGUSTA mruraR att FORTY RECALL Sy THE BAND MRS. A. H. MITCHELL Sponsor LINE SERGEANTS Cadet Goodmon Cadet Behrendt CORPORALS Cadet Hodges Cadet Cort Cadet Reiter Cadet Kline PRIVATES Cadet Adams, N. Cadet Garrett Cadet Arone Cadet Lam CadetAmbler Cadet Livick CadetAustin Cadet Nichols Cadet Bowman Cadet Powell, L. Cadet D’Amore Cadet Wilson Cadet Donoyan Cadet Winslow CADET MIT. CHELL.“As Captain CADET KLEPP First Lieutenant CADET HALLOCK Second Lieutenant CADET PENDLETON First Sergeant THE BAND FORTY RECALL = d NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS Front Row—Netherwood, F., Eichelbaum, Kane, Morrison, Beam, R., Lane, Black , McClelland, Rich, Ellenberger, H., Schewe, Goodman, Minor Second Row—Rubin, Montague, Wasco, Dyer, Lafon, Escallon, Dalmas, Twitty, White, Hamilton, Hodges, Adams, J., Norris, Marks Third Row—Guerrant, Walsh, Day, Cort, Ditto, Dean, Payne, Reiter, Coote, L., Montgomery, Fox, Coote, K., Gally, McDonnell Fourth Row—Gittens,' Bolling, Wolf, Lipp, R., Lake, Lyon, Lloyd, Creel, Lipp, J. heme Att A Geneve 2M a aN ee Mes i Book Four ATHLETICS ( FORTY RECACL Ss S « A ise We DIRECTORS MATOR: G, 3 ROLLER, TK. MAJOR H. D. DEANE FOOTBALL CADET WATTERS Captain VURS CS.) OER AE Sponsor SCHEDULE MeGuire’seSchool. 0... Ort 0 leg oe Oren nr aaa 0 . FpeiieeA eR MER cewek) @ AG DT CAS inn Simro 0 e Fork Union Mh. Sain AQ) et A AMICRANS a oll Siticrte ete 0 Var piscopal senool!... 19) AIM. Avis. oe haan 0 Greenbrier MiVSas efor ALM Aci. y sans cau 0 SUAMMIEO MIME ee AI LOZ AEN IAL RAG ieee tne: or -auetet 6 MAN ERM SGHoolies.. wagers. OP AIAN ana te ta eatewae 26 ish buries Myo ss. 5s SS NNIYANE NUM alae Senet raan, - 0 =e S Ss + AUGUSTA mruTaRt Goodmon (End), Adams, H. (Tackle), Hamilton (Guard), Adams, J. (Guard), D’Amore (Tackle), Staples (End) Notwithstanding a previous unsuccessful season and despite the unequalled opposition, Augusta’s ’39 eleven put up a remarkably good battle aaginst over- whelming odds on nearly every occasion, and succeeded in winning one game and tying another. We opened the season by holding McGuire’s School to a scoreless tie, although we were outweighed and outmanned. Our next start was lost to Hargrave 7-0 in a hard-fought game at Chatham. In our next series of games, playing against teams entirely out of our class, we were defeated easily but not outfought. Staunton, Fork Union, and Greenbriar all had teams of near-championship caliber, and Fork Union went on to win the State Championship. Disney (Back), Krysiak (Back), Watters (Center), Stupelli (Back), Marks (Bak) Churchill (Back), Hodges (Back), Gittens (Manager), Freixas (Tackle), Rachek (End) Against Miller School, however, the team showed a complete reversal of form, and with Disney running wild, we won our first game in two years with a 27-0 victory. Disney counted 26 of the points. Our final game of the season was lost to Fishburne by the score of 32-0, but the game was far closer than the score attests. Bad breaks led to several of their touchdowns, and prevented at least one of ours. The cadets receiving letters at the close of the season were: Watters, Adams, J., Goodmon, Staples, D’Amore, Adams, H., Hamilton, Stultz, Nichols, Krysiak, Hodges, Lane, Disney, Bell, Adams, N., Young, Rachek, Stupelli, Churchill, Granda, Cabiness, Spencer, Marks, Freixas and Langhorne. Lane (Back), Bell (Back), Adams, N. (Back), Stultz (Guard) FORTY RECALL « ° . = BASKETBALL CADET DISNEY Captain MISS SHIRLEY ANDREWS Sponsor SCHEDULE lien Sia enV, comits rncoecesrad os. oe 1 A a EAI ss CO ee NER oe nts ROT 30 a HA teWeayorakssatsronysdlelcy aly arco emt cere ew BE eA MAG Se Aig Pinay cele-ae inal cata es 40 es RandolpheMacone 7.52.4 fish oes. « BS; Nt INAS E.R Matin cnet tin Orta sect 34 = Fishburne M. A......... mpees 7 ee 2 RINT CO A 44 . “= AVES IMIR TIES Siuilo Sate oeneca cy aon ter ee DNS NU eines ON aA e ay ta Geh pete ath 42 i— AV Sel DRE GS testa one semen Coe eter ae 2A VIA Ree the Sct eu) Seette ares coke 3 46 SER ERT EO MD HVAC orcs ele jel a) anti Dain oA ANI Wty ra thporei Sey tioaticnionne ayatle ® epi 19 MangraverVin An sts. Us arian 83) AGM AG OiBai co nin. Uacsiaw oo emia ener 22 a SHSM STTGMaMAN Wy eos erties Phe oe ae An Dei calle, Me gear earn ROI ER, cuocs, tetera na 42 Wal Epicsopal Schools. no 0s).0. 25. ADS MING aes seacg hee pike tucheen eacpua aie as 56 } (Esta orutieine uIVirs Sateen eget = petiseat es ANE Ain NUON s 2 ad, athens cats oop ara eee 30 : JE C@irel ces SITS alg JWil is 2 Ni, ot oc Ae Ny leas Sessa tae aaa eecta Pete eee te 48 Although playing a tough schedule the basketball team turned in one of its most successful! seasons in recent years. All through the season the Blue and White cagers steadily improved under the guidance of Lieut. Craft. After getting off to a slow start by losing to Hargrave and to Hampden- Sydney, the team hit its stride and began winning some games. Our most notable victories were over Fishburne, V. E. S., two from Randolph-Macon, Shenandoah College, and Woodbury-Forest. We lost one to Fishburne, and two heartbreakers to S. M. A., the last one after holding them scoreless for the first fourteen minutes of play. The following men were awarded letters: Disney, Marks, Churchill, Granda, Rachek, Krysiak, Livick, White, Adams, N., Lloyd, Plecker, Eichelbaum, Lipp, R., and Lipp, J. Front Row—Rachek, Livick, Krysiak, Churchill, Disney, Marks, Granda, White ) Second Row—Grow, Eichelbaum, Lloyd, Adams, N., Lipp, R., Plecker, Lieut. Craft FOATY RECALL oh eT s ca. BOXING CADET WAT TERS Captain MISS NANCY LINEWEAVER Sponor SCHEDULE Covington: Te Siti sda tyer eees aaA 4 UNSUNG, Weltetns Ile. oa eute naheasean fran ee 6 NIUE RIMS CMO OM RC atert aussie 8 3 PACIRIANS ghee lichen sre esee eee eat at ae 7 WneSe NavalpAcadeniyy,..°. a. atars GOAN GANS recdipetsatiick see bas eho = «Fy ly% | Wat dincdustciall SCHOOl 21. wcta te 2 ACOININCA, chee ceamleusbiean cust Wi ays 5 POR Wimp eva tecsts 3.0. whos he ] (ARN ted ol a ae ee ee 7 low. Moor High Schopl........: PR cic. Fa leg Pej opknta ee 4V, ST OUMEOMD VIN AN alsa Mhace cette ajo os 5 ST PIL ANN, AV are Dn sana rere 3 | | South Atlantic Prep and High School Tournament won by Augusta Military | Academy. Our 1940 boxing team took up where it left off the year before and turned in another splendid record. We lost two dual meets, one to the undefeated Navy Plebes, and a close one to Staunton’s undefeated team, but climaxed the season by winning the South Atlantic Prep and High School Tournament for the second year in a row. Four of our men were crowned champions in the tournament, and three were runners-up, giving us 29 points, more than doubling the score on the second place team, which had 13. Allman, Coote, K., Guerrant, and Friexas won champion- ships, while Hodges, Workman, and D’Amore were runners-up. Allman, Coote, K., and Friexas were undefeated for the entire season. Under the guidance of Capt. McCue and Lieut. Schmidt, the following men were awarded letters: Watters, Guerrant, Coote, K., Allman, Twitty, Adams, J., Freixas, Llanso, Hodges, Workman, Lam, Bowers, Stupelli, Cort, Adams, H., and D’Amore. On Floor—Coote, K., Allman, Llanso Sitting—D'Amore, Twitty, Workman, Freixas, Watters, Hodges, Stupelli, Cort Standing—Montague, Bowers, Dyer, Powell, R., Robles, Adams, H., Guerrant, Lam, Adams, J., Kline, Wasco FORTY RECALL ae : ae = SWIMMING CADET NORRIS Captain MISS BETTY HYEE Sponsor SCHEDULE Lari, WV ene i es amin, Sg ADVERT SAG isdl vied ca) tone ote oie 24 Washinietom-and, een. .i.)45.. 5. ZEty cotdd ie FAO nies ocho bee Greener ne es tatemiae 45 Woodrow Wilson HLS) fs 005.0. Cay ARRAS 10285) napeetee ERR Nia es 39 FAs nb neta nS emt vese tee PMs te sg ok AMT OSIN Teal EROS ie ee SSR 39 Statntom iy iAs ) cues ot. Ri ono Wee DIVE BACT et nt ic oe eee aa eee eae 25 PSI Ute: HVS I Suleter stceceynatss are eae oes OOS ASIN Rete ck mame, are, Re Peas as ena nes notes 34 | Winning all but two meets and having a champion in the Penn A. C. is the fine record that the swimming team turned in for A. M. A. this season. We defeated Washington and Lee Freshmen, University of Virginia Fresh- men, Fishburne twice, and lost only to Virginia in a return meet and to Staunton. Frank was the outstanding swimmer of the year, and he broke the pool record in every meet in which he swam in the backstroke. He won the Penn A. C. 100- yard backstroke in the near-record' time of 1.02.6. Also outstanding for the year was the medley relay team, composed of Frank, Bell, and Netherwood, F., which turned in the fast time of 1:26 in one meet. Under the guidance of Major Deane and Lieut. Jones, the following men earned letters: Norris, Aguilera, L., Redgrave, Rich, Netherwood, F., Netherwood, W., Berry, Garner, Wolf, Hancock, Walsh, Smathers, J., Frank, Dalmas, Bell, and Dutch. 3erry, Smathers, J., Garner, Gardner, Hancock, Bell, Frank, Dutch PEF On On Bench—Higgins, Rachek, Garrett, Bowman, Krysiak, Ground BASEBALL TEAM CADET FREIXAS CAPTAIN MRS. SERAFINA R. DE FREIXAS SPONSOR SCHEDULE YT a SN ba bata treyirs. aN 3—Harvard Frosh..... 9 ms Ata et cats ice 5—Miller School....... 7 MT WAS Sots wate ayes 3—Fishburne M.S..... 7 eV AS te tad le sece 1—Washington and Lee. 13 Fee AEN rege Sigesles 20—Randolph-Macon ... 9 DANS tha vas CARNES Qe OE Witla. Sosa ics oe a's | NERC: aera fee 8—Clifton Forge H....10 TAR cea Fv etuseyt 2—Hargrave M.A.....10 SN er LR 2—Staunton M. A..... 17 poll AEN te aes Bas pie O—Fork Union M. A. ..10 yt Io ee LA aac ienahr ne ive Sr 9 7 Eichelbaum, Goodmon, Hancock, Hodges, Granda, Freixas, Plecker, Stultz Workman, Stupelli, Berry, Capt. House Lam, Staples Haw, Cabiness, Escallon, Livick, TRACK TEAM HARTLEY anv NICHOLS CO-CAPTAINS MRS. J. B. HARTLEY SPONSOR SCHEDULE SAS IVIAH ie atric psicr oor 61—Bridgewater Frosh. .66 AUNTIE Weite Comel as 19—Woodbury Forest...73 Massanutten M. A...31 AC MR: whe o's «se —Randolph-Macan'.. 65 First Row—Lipp, J. Dibrell, Smith, K., Renton, Guerrant, Bell, Adams, N., Smathers, J., Churchill, Lloyd : Second Row—Dermody, Powell, L., Jones, K. M., Bundschu, Jones, K. P., Ellenberger, H., x Behrendt, Harrison, Coote, L. Third Row—Lipp, R., Walker, Day, Nichols, Lt. Craft, Hartley, Minor, Young, Grow, Wolf ie us es RIFLE TEAM CADET ADAMS, J. CAPTAIN MISS JANE CLAY WATTERS SPONSOR As usual, our rifle team turned in another good season under the leadership of Lt. Caldwell and Captain Adams. We finished third in the third- corps area match for the Hearst Trophy. Front—Adams, J., Lafon, Grow, Lane, Garrett Rear—Lam, Haley, Lt. Caldwell, Klepp, Bolling, Mitchell, A. a 4 FENCING CADET WALKER | CAPTAIN MRS. PHILLIP G. WALKER SPONSOR SCHEDULE LAIN ISN A ee tops taty dt AEs] Ao cha GOL 5 NANI nese ee a4 4—U. of Va... .i.ueue. 5 VAN RA 2 es ee ANT Mle Ts uptil's «rosea 5 TANIA en apts ty 0% 6—U oP NAG ans oes 3 NCTE ANS Neath cas ie alMone AN TPE SL, pase Mate oeocatle 5 ZNSE NI Ow ee OVS ten caceteandlaee hs 3 : ARVIN NO ole er (ose Fonte WASH es bo io 7 Ta YRINIL oe oan: Oe eS Ds ike a Ae vhs 4 Left to Right—Spencer, McClelland, Murchison, Brown, Minor, Walker, Werth, Hartley, Schewe, Pendleton ‘a i me, — ( FORTY RECALL S THE TENNIS_TEAM ! First Row—Bolling, Walsh, Lane, Shultz, Major Webb Second Row—Freixas, Churchill THE GOLF TEAM Front Row—Aguilera, L., White (Captain), Lam, McClelland, Churchill In Rear— Wline PEEP FOOTBALL First Row—Rubin, , Pendleton, Haley, Garrett, Bell, Lloyd, Rich (Captain), Minor, Higgins Second Row—Renton, Adams, N., Escallon, Elliott, Cort, Montague, Coote L. MONOGRAM CLUB First Row—Marks, Lloyd, Twitty, Adams, H., Churchill, Watters, Freixas, Granda, Lane, Coote, K., Allman, Walsh Second Row—Eichelbaum, Spencer, Stupelli, Netherwood, F., Grow., Nichols, Hancock, Bell, Cort, Lane, Krusiak, Lipp, R. Third Row—Bowers, Rich, Aguilera, L., Smathers, J. Walker, Murchison, Stultz, Young, Lipp, J., Llanso, Thomas Fourth Row—Garner, Dalmas, Adams, N., White, Norris, Staples, Goodmon, Adams, J., Hamilton, Hodges, D’Amore = ; AUGUSTA miuran’ ( FORTY RECALL S S S , b sg antc ii : an . oe, M4 ee oph oe aes ae (e Book Five ACTIVITIES FORTY RECALL =) AD ASTRA PER ASTRA An honorary fraternity, prganized by Major Roller in 1924, to which ten of the most outstanding cadets in the corps are elected each year by the existing members and the ten ranking faculty officers. It is the ultimate goal of every cadet. : J. S. Young, Captain McCue, Major Roller, Officer Wales, J. M. Grow THE HONOR COMMITTEE Hodges, Goodmon, White, Norris, Schewe, Grow, Young, Forrer, Murchison, Watters, Rich, Kane THE Y.M.C.A. CABINET First, Row—Gittens, Young, Major Webb, Goodmon, Schewe Second Row—Dibrell, Minor, White In Rear—Watters THE “BIBLE CRASS First Row—Gittens, Black, Renton, Mr. McBride, Parker, Tull, Stanley, C. ; Second Row—Spencer, Higgins, Gally, Pultz, Oakey In Rear-—Churchill fe S S « AUGUSTA miuTans .¢f FORTY RECALL THE = RECALL a STAFF CADET GROW EDITOR-IN-CHIEF NERS. he PR GROW SPONSOR CADET. BEAM, R. BUSINESS MANAGER MRS. R, C. BEAM SPONSOR SOW imate aa ta tema RENNES Netoten a eke Vistas de mrvsg dca titay ode Mtraetits Gee ct A ST vsaegt ite ge aD Editor-in-Chief EAN NE NOM Ae, Na oe ne me Mei gener Ce ad vaaanaut Rsk ath res Business and Advertising Manager TIKCHEeraaen crs ceecnaeetat AME enna PN ee cole cee: sMivae Sd otasc eee ATT le Mee eg BT cohen Irt Editor NV N ATUTIEIS ER avennne nt Miu ie denna Neral Fe Secs stot aceacien a, suis Kosta et iew alpne SruPaaceaoeae teva SF Literary Editor NAVI ume oracles INTC Pattyn xc. 0's sche fnrale Aispetacslale wie tpbe oie ate AIG: dec anteaiee ton howe Sports Editor IMIOBSP ONGC C)IB eA as Gor oy ya RR Re eee eee a SOA Directory Editor ESAS AR de eae t= A fa eee Ar By ea te cote ns ese teks os braces a rst Advertising Manager Geer ATNes Mi G Cin me MRA cram ee eiat Porat cea chi.s: aaboemeeleell. dull ale custodial «vce Faculty Adviser Beam, Grow, Watters, White, Montague, Rich, Twitty THE BAYONET STAFF The Bayonet, the monthly paper published by the cadets under the direction of Lieutenant Hoover, was quite a success this year. It appeared eight times during the year, ‘and each issue was eagerly read. Front Row—Day, Hartley, Lipp, R., Grow Second Row—Dalmas, Netherwood, F., Linstone Third Row—Watters, Rich First Row—Gittens, Fox, Winslow, Reiter, Wilson, Georger, Hodges, Arone, Kahn Second Row—Haley, Mitchell, Garrett, Murchison, Captain Manch, Schewe, Pendleton, Bowman, Taylor THE GLEE CLUB Under the direction of Captain Manch, the Glee Club enjoyed one of its most successful seasons. It gave concerts at several different places during the ‘year, and entertained the visitors at Finals with a program at the meeting of the Literary « Society. Dx Ss S AUGUSTA miuiTARs® ( FORTY RECALL = CICERONIAN LITERARY SOCIETY We believe this is the oldest prep school literary society in the United States. At Finals the Society always puts on a great program. Among the participants this year are Pendleton, Watters, Haw, and Murchison, debaters, and Haley, Gittens, Adam, W., and Netherwood, F., declaimers. Grow, Rich, Haley; Twitty, Wasco Jones, K. M., Coote, K., Wilson, Coote, L. JUNIOR LITERARY SOCIETY The Junior Literary Society is for the younger cadets. They are held at the same time as the Senior, but at different places. Each year at Finals they place one man in the final program of the Senior Society. THE CAVALRY Organized a number of years ago by the late Lieutenant Charles 5. Roller, III, the Cavalry, has grown in numbers and interest through the years. It stages fox hunts during the fall and winter season, a hunter trials in the spring, and always sponsors a horse show at finals that is witnessed by many. Kneeling—Furber, Horine, Ambler, Rivers, McClelland, Gittens Standing—Creel, Lt. Jones, Montgomery, Haley, Dalmas, Schewe, Adam, W., Grow, Netherwood, F., Day, Pendleton, Murchison THE DRAMATIC CLUB Under the able direction of Lieutenant Jones, the Dramatic Club presented “Journey’s End,” a great war play, in the gymnasium twice. They gave it once, then repeated on Alumni week-end, and then gave a performance at Mary Baldwin College. All who saw it labeled it as one of the best productions of its kind seen in many years. AUGUSTA MILITARY . S os f FORTY RECACL A g Vishny ysavtea ) ; i Ras os sips ee eee pidin ts nee kes oh Keak LOM Bs PAN ate “4 st {ioe} Cn Ye! a a es f Ry me . sf 4 BRIS 3 Book Six | SOCIAL and HUMOR FORTY RECALL « Fl S OPENING DANCE Our life at A. M. A. would be quite drab and dull if it were not for our social events during the school year. The Cotillion Club provides us with many of these pleasant evenings, so may we offer a vote of thanks for the diligent efforts of this year’s Club. CADET WHITE LEADER with The social season for the year was MISS ANN GOHAGEN begun with our Annual Opening dance. It was led by Bee White with Miss Ann Gohagen, assisted by Jake Rubin with Miss Inez Jones. Music was furnished by Dee Peterson and the event was a credit to the efforts of the Club. THANKSGIVING DANCE CADET GROW Another social hit was scored with LEeu the Thanksgiving dances, which were with led by John Grow and Miss Jenny ' MISS JENNY STEWART oi Stewart, assisted by Hiero Young with Miss Ann Hayes. Music was fur- nished by Bill Strictland’s band, and the gym was brilliantly decorated with cornstalks in black and orange: MID-WINTER DANCES Not many weeks after our Christ- mas furlough, our uneventful routine was pleasantly broken by the Mid- Winter dance, led by Tim Forrer with Miss Grace Ash, and Herbert Richey with Miss Jerry Hohenstien. The music was by Gordon Chappell’s band, and the dance was the highlight of the winter season, CADET FORRER LEADER with MISS GRACE ASH ALUMNI DANCES Last but not least was the Alumni Dances, held in place of the usual Easter dance. A huge crowd of Alumni returned for the week-end, and the oldest, Mr. Charles Curry, of Staunton, Virginia, led the grand march with Mrs. C. S. Roller, 11, and her three-year-old daughter. with The dance was led by Danny Kane t MISS MILLIE HUDSON , ’ with Miss Millie Hudson, assisted by ee Vic Dalmas with Miss Gene Cox. Music was furnished by Dan Gregory and his famous band. The Cotillion Club’s season was closed with the Final Cotillion Club dance the last Saturday of the school year. CADET KANE LEADER fo Ss | AUGUSTA miurrany® FORTY RECALL = THE: FINAL BALL CADET GROW LEADER With Woody Herman and his Or- chestra, one of America’s foremost dance bands, furnishing the music, the Final Ball this year was one of the most successful in the history of the school, with MISS JENNY STEWART John Grow was elected President of the Final Ball Committee, and he se- lected Hiero Young as his assistant, and the other members of the Com- mittee: Danny Kane, Conway Twitty, Bee White, Tom Behrendt, Jake Rubin, Ike Eichelbaum, Art Mitchell, and Louis Pendleton. The gymnasium was decorated with flags of every nation, with colored decorations on the lights. The Ball is always opened with an imposing military figure, and the Com- mittee is deeply indebted to Major Robinson for his work in directing the figure. CADET YOUNG ASSISTANT LEADER with MISS HELEN WAGERS At Intermission, the dancers were served an appetising supper in the Sunken Gardens adjoining the gym. THE COTILLION CLUB Kane (President), Grow (Vice-President), White (Secretary), Forrer (Treasurer), Young, Behrendt, Twitty, Richey, Rubin, Dalmas, Granda THE FINAL BALL COMMITTEE Grow (President), Young (Vice-President), Behrendt, Netherwood, F., Twitty, Mitchell, A, White, Rubin, Kane, Eichelbaum - AUGUSTA mruTany oi FORTY RECALL + - CADET’S WHO'S WHO , ees Pegi a x a Most Popular Old Cadet ‘ Best Athlete GROW KRYSIAK : YOUNG FREIXAS ; HODGES : } HODGES “f IGES tie — a = Wh on ae Ng : Best Commissioned Officer YOUNG MURCHISON WATT ERS Jest Non-Commissioned O fficer ADAMS, J. SCHEWE McCLELLAND Best Officer of the Day WATTERS YOUNG MURCHISON All new cadets not down by the first call will be 9 2 Best Corporal of the Guard WASCO HAMILTON CREEL Best Built HANCOCK BELL WATTERS Biggest Ladies’ Man CHURCHILL AGUILERA, L. HAMILTON — ec Rl Biggest Eater ADAMS, H. STULTZ KRYSIAK Best Dancer TWILLy WHITE CRAFT Cadet Who Has Done Most For School YOUNG GROW RICHEY Best Student WHITE WALKER KRYSIAK CADET’S WHO'S WHO AUGUSTA miuirans® Politest Cadet SCHEWE GROW PATTERSON Biggest Woman Hater WALKER REDGRAVE GEORGER Neatest Cadet STANLEY, G, SCHEWE RENTON Withest Cadet GROW WITHUM PENDLETON « s§ ul FORTY RECALL CADET’S WHO'S WHO SS S = k Most Bashful Cadet WALKER PATTERSON McDONNELL Most Military Cadet WATTERS MURCHISON GROW Best Natured Cadet GROW D’AMORE HAMILTON Best Looking Cadet BEHRENDT GROW HANCOCK ou! | don't care, CJ : Pes eememmeneal enemnmnemenemmnantlll ‘ ——ccesmenspeeememnrentneteninae Ia Nota bad boy. Some day ILL be a Captain too, Lasziest Cadet WINSLOW ROBERTS, J. JOYE Biggest Trifler WASCO FRANK FARBER Most School Spirit GEORGER YOUNG WATTERS Best New Cadet SCANIGEY 7 'C, STAPLES D’AMORE oe ie BITS RUT EE eoaTy RECALL S A LIST OF FIRST CAPTAINS AT A.M.A. FOR THE PAST 56 . YEARS AND THE PRESIDENTS OF THE STUDENT BODY FOR THE PAST 30 YEARS FIRST CAPTAINS PRESIDENTS STUDENT BODY A.S. Warrick, Va, 1885 A.S. Warrick, Va. 1886 S. B. Seig, Va. 1887 Charles D. Forrer, Va. 1888 T), William Kerr, Va. 1889 Armistead Eggborn, Va. 1890 Joseph D. Forrer, Va. 1891 . B. B. McCutcheon, Va., and C. B. Williams, W. Va. 1892 W.N. Green, Va. 1893 R. R. Robinson, Va., and W.S. Whitmore, Va. 1894 W.C. Roller, Va. 1895 W.C. Roller, Va. 1896 J. L. Alexander, Va. 1897 G.S.Roller, Jit: Vas 1898 W.M. Grim, Va., and W.F. Hyde, Va. 1899 Hugh Andrews, La. 1900 Fdward Warren, Va. 1901 ; L. Tazewell Warren, Va. 1902 Harry Brightwell, W. Va. 1903 Hunter McCreery, W. Va. 1904 B, F, Beard, Va. 1905 Charles W. Porr, Va. 1906 M. Scott Gardner, Mo. 1907 Arminius Pole, Va. 1908 Tate B. Sterrett, Va. 1909 William Easley, Pa. 1910 Ned Black, Pa. ’ Jack Jeffreys, Va. 1911 Warrick Landes, Va. Tom Clemmer, Va. 1912 John C. Gallagher, Pa. Theodore Watters, Md. 1913 Frank Fox, W. Va. Frank Burdette, W. Va. 1914 Frank Burdette, W. Va. Carl Loth, Va. 1915 Carl Loth, Va. Edwin Fox, W. Va. 1916 Clarence Robinson, Va. William D. Caswell, O. 1917 William D, Caswell, O. y. E. Batehisy Vas 1918 J;.L.. Balthis;Via: Fulton Hogshead, Va. 1919 Izzy Oppleman, Va. Harry Davis, W.Va. ° 1920 Louis Deal, N. Y. Deane Eller, Va., and . Jennison Cooke, Minn, 1921 Charles L. Lewis, Va. sa Charles H. Tanner, Minn, 1922 James Bernheim, W. Va. . George Guverater, Va. 1923 George Guvernater, Va. Russell Bargamin, Va. 1924 Manly M. Williamson, N.C. Mason M. Sproul, Va. 1925 Charles H. Tanner, Va. Eric Grady, Il. 1926 William Boswell, Va. E. M. Pryor, Va. 1927 E. M. Pryor, Va. C. S. Roller, III, Va. 1928 L. M. Bolling, Va. Gaylord Harriman, Md. 1929 Tom Palmatory, Va. Louis Pryor, Va. 1930 Louis Pryor, Va. William Lambert, Va. ' 1931 John Hundley, N. C. Ike Messmore, Pa. 1932 Ike Messmore, Pa. Joe Timberlake, N. J. 1933 Dick Bailey, Va. ‘ Louis Somerville, Va. 1934 Louis Somerville, Va. Frank Trotman, N.C. 1935 Julian Quarles, Va. T. A. Roller 1936 T. A. Roller Douglas Wright, Md. 1937 C. A. Clyborne, W. Va. Samuel S. Wales, Va. 1938 Samuel S. Wales, Va. Alfred E. Bruch, D. C. 1939 Alfred E. Bruch, D. C. John S. Young, Va. , 1940 John S. Young Deceased., O, C. LISS cH MIDT O. D.—Capet WHITE C. G—Capbet Twitty O. G—Cavet Beam, R. June 1, 1940, Following men have reports: Adam, W.—Giving Commandant unnecessary orders out of 4th stoop (RON; GER o ee eee Ey Pg motte nore ORR Ome acm Major Roller Aguilera, L—Not believing home-sickness will pass like little ships in the TOM Hitiepeete ue eye ease ok tara, autre aia gdobite wuslilersnyiwese dyaqeicnenteois tae nn ues Major Roller Beam, R—Destroying 200 cadets’ laundry each week..........++--5: Lt. Hoover Behrendt—Bumming Major Roller’s car to go A.W.O.L. 1... 000 Lt. Schmidt Bowers—Trying to beat up faculty officer because same did not like light Pj UUMGAMTIN S1EVATOOIN boy ic leds iano po Mom TA ayy seatahes seem iow Mela Iegn acing 2) Capt. Roderick Day—Collecting door knobs for government inspection.......... Major Robinson Forrer—Rooming. with “Capetand Sash”... ....00.00sackege vr aes Capt. Roderick Freixas—False official statement to every college in United States. ... Lt. Schmidt Gittens—Attempting to be a singers... . ic cb ede cee eee denne eee neds Le-Crait Goodmon—Treating coach in Spring and Fall............. eee eee. Capt. Creel Granda—False official statement by saying he bought a pack of cigarettes GUM POR VEAI ys re .alo Pov eo) ebee ganas wigimonew Wi marae iaislrcansysie ms + Lt. Worsham Grow—Making family work “fingers to the bone” to keep him in PVSIGTOdL Paneth eaten ae are a ec Meee) Artesia ROM, ta ste tenhate thacerece Mere Major Roller Haw—Attempting to teach Trig. to Lt. Jones... - 6.1 sec e ee ee ee ee ene Lt. Jones Hodges—Asking boxing referee for “date” after matches.......... Capt. McCue Kane—Using tactics in Lt. Caldwell’s room at 3 A. M......-...-. Officer Wales Klepp—Delivering Saturday’s “Post” on Tuesday..........++5++ Capt. Roderick Kline—Continually being sick on Monday night.............0.055 Major Deane Lafon—Spending all of his spare time in front of mirror........... Lt. Fontaine Lake—Studying Physics too hard... . 1.0... eee eee cece eee Capt. McCue Lane—Refusing to stop talking from September to June.........-- Capt. House Mitchell, A—Continually blowing Breakfast Calls while in bed. . Major Robinson Morrison—Letting Major Roller know that he will study Chemistry in GOT ares va eanas cs chk cag etn o aoates Uo tgalg ete Gosh gh tle Rs Teather atone at Major Deane Murchison—Letting “sweet-milk” call him “butter-milk”..........- Lt. Coffman McDonnell—Creating gross disturbance in mess hall by being very PVCSHEM OU ia ctonr ec ie aie. evehd ple Gera neRtdctaen rake eller Aster cco eee onsi s 94 Lt. Schmidt Norris—Denying a very, very serious report about his Christmas TARP NTE ee awa gnc seo) ‘ste ucys) Gosreire ons vebenetetensuts cte ews onfinlaiye ws nate ai HS gaats, Major Roller Peele tn lekiniad .. . cokis cates Peers deans dureig ve ds wenn eed els Dr. Roller Phillips—Reading post cards. 0.0.00. eee nce e eens e eee eee ree nes Lt. Hoover Redgrave—Taking a bath after tapS........ esse eee ee eee ees Capt. Roderick Reiter—Destroying glass in door with Bon-Ami..........+000+555 Major Roller Rivers—Being a Spanish Athlete (bull-thrower)........- +6605 e eee Lt. Jones Renton—Being disappointed by not getting a first year corporal...... Major Lynd Richey—Cluttering up grounds by building “gym” on same........ Major Roller Schewe—Receiving ten reports in one week... 2.2.2.0... ee ee ee eee Major Lynd Walker—Going A.W.O.L. to M.B.G. twice in one week...........+4-- Lt. Jones Watters—Waking whole barracks every morning from September to ‘TRANS, a ieee oe rani caine ene eee nk ome acer ann cee Lt. Schmidt Young—Refusing to make “Father to Son” talks to corps.......... Lt. Worsham a : S + AUGUSTA mrurany itl FOATY RECALL+ | S Ss DIRECTORY = , ADAM WHLETANML. 2, tan. es ee cet Mier gee RE Sor ko R. F. D. No. 5, Westchester, Pa. “Wimpy.” A Member of the Graduating Class. First Year: Private Co. “C,” Swimming Team, Intramural Athletics. Second Year: Private Co. “C,” Swimming Team, Peep Foot- ball Team, Intramural Athletics, Honor Roll. Third Year: Corporal Co. “C,” Swimming Team, Peep Football Team, Honor Roll. Fourth Year: Lieutenant Co. “A,” Assistant Captain Swimming Team, Honor Roll, Monogram Club, Dramatic Club. pitlo A ADAMS: EIOWARD? By cncicccess oacee eds es ad _...192 West Greenwood Ave., Landowne, Pa. “Hops.” Third Year: Private Co. “A,” Football Team, Boxing Team, Monogram Club, Track Team. ' ATOANMES TOELN WRICEPAIRID A WR yo va valstiee otegle a arene 192 West Greenwood Ave., Landowne, Pa. “Dick.” Third Year: Platoon Sergeant Co. “C,” Boxing Team, Captain Rifle Team, Co- Captain Football Team, Monogram Club. ° ATID AWV IES IND AWE U ivan eestania Maaeered Sikerees, acto ba avkcetticn analelk aiiealacanens 538 Dudley Court, Westfield, N. J. “Bunny.” Second Year: Private Band, Football Team, Basketball Team, Monogram Club. GANG TOII RAGA EOIN RUE OMB Ee grapc os aro. tvonse® aye 0d le yo Pec Mercaderes 27, Box 575, Havana, Cuba “Spick.” Second Year: Private Co. “B.” AGUILERA, GEORGE ANTHONY ........00.. 0005 Mercaderes 27, Box 575, Havana, Cuba “Aggie.” Second Year: Private Co. “C,” Fencing Team, Cavalry, Intramural Winner. A GATE AR Ae Gea) @ ISR sevs dues soya es vsbere gleaned eo Mercaderes 27, Box 575, Havana, Cuba “Nigger.” A Member of the Graduating Class. First Year: Private Co. “D,” Cavalry, Intramural Athletics. Second Yeari: Private Co. “D,” Cavalry, Intramural Athletics. Third Year: Corporal Co. “D,’ Cavalry, Intramural Athletics, Swimming Team, Mono- gram Club, Fourth Year: First Sergeant Co. “C,” Swimming Team, Monogram Club, Fifth Year: Captain Co. “B,” Swimming Team, Monogram Club, Golf Team, Honor Roll. J PRD IOIMIEASIN FA AUNINTS yon ne ie eye cans apr¥ ala, oustersna ty 6 ciekt Folsom initial 113 Arbutus Ave., Roanoke, Va. “Jimmy.” Third Year: Private Co. “D,” Minnow Football ‘Team, Monogram Club, Boxing Team, 90-pound Class South Atlantic High and Prep Boxing Champion, Tennis Team. eNO AU NBIO) HERMON AEROS clover, tirssatale iig,s osviart ac.o,a.4 maces 3409 W. 28th St., Minneapolis, Minn. “Cy.” First Year: Private Co. “A.” ESSN eos (GC) EIS) GIN, enipes ote Piva qe sus. stents auaxeve see 0 a -ansaecece 2221 Monument Ave., Richmond, Va. , “Gee.” First Year: Private Band, Rifle Team. PAU ONG SD al SILA GING Sod Bl eed Ey SIN 2 Pe 1338 Ingraham St., N. W., Washington, LD. C. “Pop, Jr.” First Year: Private Band. PSAs MUN EOR) EME EOE NEGRI N:,f, 5 ahha) brttege sr a, akrereis ae v4 apres soare® 130 High Street, Salem, Va. “Joe.” First Year: Private Band. BAINES Sy SAUDE opr RIDINGEG ete ait wares bx seieigie. ane G4 Nu dadhew Fag ahr Be Old Point Comfort, Va. “J, Sidney.” Second Year: Private Co. “C,” Junior Varsity Basketball Team. ASEM (GUELOUSUG dah FNL BTINI 5) [iti at ae ct Pn Re eee Box 176, Staunton, Va. “Tighty.” First Year: Private Co. “C,” Junior Varsity Basketball Team, TSEC MUTY UR ORS EI RUA GS 01) eo eee ae ee ee Me ener to Box 176, Staunton, Va. “Tight Shorty.” A Member of the Graduating Class. First Year: Private Co. “D,” No Demerits. Second Year: Corporal Co, “C,” Recaui Staff, Honor Roll. Third Year: First Sergeant Co. “D,”’ Business and Advertising Manager of Recatt, Honor Roll. BEE REND, TEPOIMAS: Mir gascsyen teats say dois «stv oes 813 Jefferson St., Charlottesville, Va. “Tom.” A Member of the Graduating Class. First Year: Private Band, Fencing Team, Intramural Winner, Track Team. Second Year: Private Band, Intramural Winner, Track Team. Third Year: Sergeant Band, Honor Roll, Cadet Orchestra, Track Team, Final Ball Committee. ESET bgt G le Va LO EO GAL MRAM car. gwessrantes. eaierretv: dhe A raucbagicat sionine ates he 1018 Mifflin St., Huntington, Pa. “Chestie.” First Year: Private Co. “B,” Football Team, Swimming Team, Intramural Winner, Monogram Club. BERENS: WILLIAM PRED! 6.0.0.0. 324 E. West Highway; Chevy Chase; Md. ¥ “Beer.” Second Year: Private Co, “C.” BIE RIREN pe Val dele ONC Mes OMMIVAL SNOW. acs. cnacs, wi atncerscsinrn: ae eeotaniae on Fae Eos alee aa a Bassett, Va. “Bill.” First Year: Private Co. “A,” Swimming Team, Monogram Club. Did not complete the entire year. IBILING) Se SyINIS 2 0) ONE | oe rn men nS Deni nee ee ee eae R. F. D., Frankfort, Ky. “Jake.” Third Year: Platoon Sergeant Co. “C,’ Peep Feotball Team, Cavalry, Vice- President Bible Class. Pris ELSI Ge GI OURUGBS Ab, cs. Hare d ossleiaacodiels 6 oa bivgisanrbie's + ware 733 High St., Portsmouth, Va. “Blum,” Fifth Year: Private Co. “A.” BOEING) SUWIARIE Ai: tc sa54is ane dom entaac tama tet 44 University Circle, University, Va. “Stu.” A Member of the Graduating Class. First Year: Private Co. “C,” Rifle Team, Tennis Team, Minnow Football Team. Second Year: Corporal Co. “C,” Tennis Team, Rifle Team, Honor Roll. FEO) VVEIEO SS eee MONG EAR OUN IN a. JU ctuesa5- oe: oragst eet eliostbe ot way lie lage lao Pilot Knob, Lake George, N. Y. “Dick.” First Year: Private Co. “A,” Football Team, Boxing Team, Intramural Winner, Monogram Club. : ; SIBVORI IND IN| JZ: SIRG LE) SRNL Or ecto ice eee eh eee rae Timberville, Va. “Jim.” First Year: Private Band, Football Team, Baseball Team. Taf OPS CIE EGA GCOS) eg, SS 2 ee A Oceana, W. Va. “Bonehead,” First Year; Private Co. “D?’ BREE ANGI EaR es © ABU, tu, aca: cxes outs ugmy Secale slanted (oan 5211 Walther Blvd., Baltimore, Md. “Bren.” First Year: Private Co. “B.” 2 AEMERC) NAN ECE VCR ING y PEN ithe. a ode etbed a lea tn ex stabatstane wienoty-anicieatmar MMS 6 Endless Caverns, Va. “Ed.” Third Year: Second Lieutenant Co. “A,” Fencing Team, Honor Roll. BINS GEMU) aC EVARS BIS. (Ci anf atietien wie agmatine oes gle 820 West Waldo, Independence, Mo. “Chuck.” First Year: Private Co. “B,” Rifle Team, Junior Varsity Basketball Team. CAE MANNS Sate AUR EO) dacs ce tihers Seta sakt hig 9 dual ice a «answered 429 N. Ridge Street, Danville, Va. “Cab.” Second Year: Private Co. “A,” Football Team, Baseball Team, Intramural Sports, Monogram Club. CARP EON a VV AIDMENIPAINL. Es. sccrals.«.nnezocsantg | acsesusittoreirh.atg: ea duns osewedleitig ow lestsale atotesens Lexington, Va. “Bill.” Second Year: Corporal Co. “A.” CHIU CEMIe: IR@RE RID GAIRIR 5, ccc sesiaulns lea suteiyea ease 503 Ritchie Ave., Roanoke, Va. “Pro.” Third Year: Private Co. $A,” Football Team, Basketball Team, Track Team, President Bible Class, Monogram Club, Intramural Winner. (CUE TR clea ARES UR O)IN I COMP an eect Beene Ne eet gS 764 Lexington St., Waltham, Mass. “Pep.” Second Year: Private Co. “D,” Junior Swimming Team, Junior Basketball Team. COMME a KeE NIN ED eC ARTES: ccm sasrcietiea’ Gua s 728, Indiana, Manila, Philippine Islands “Ken.” Third Year: Corporal Co. “C,’’ Boxing Team, 100-pound South Atlantic High and Prep Boxing Champion, Monogram Club. COOTEFERONARD' JOHN. 2.4 cuckug cles. coneaes 728 Indiana, Manila, Philippine Islands “Cootie.” Third Year: Corporal Co. “A,” Peep Football Team, Boxing Team, Minor Monogram. elec | OWING, ae erimeatent crite ie eatoave « Meme wttemttse ahs sate 222 East 56 St., New York City “Slug.” Second Year: Corporal Band, Boxing Team, Monogram Club, Cavalry. Reus NEN AUIS AV Vises ae: rderers Cracw ptacl eer ea tw ta sar Se alee © R, F. D. No. 1, Beckley, W. Va. “Jimmie.” First Year: Private Co. “A,” Peep Football Team. (ORE ELS IENUG LINMRUCS 10 or) La eet LP Ca Nee pe me Fort Defiance, Va. “Buck.” Second Year: Corporal Co. “C,” Cavalry. JOVEMICIMIGAS SNOT RY @)1 22a 2 M5 ea nen nee Pen gear ere ee ee Box 57, Catlettburg, Ky. “Vic.” Fourth Year: Sergeant Co. “A,” Swimming Team, Dramatic Club, Intramural Winner, Cotillion Club Committee. HOUAYSICSINDIN[ ERE: ol | ea ne aa Or 60 Jefferson Ave., Maplewood, N. J. “Taisy.’ Second Year: Corporal Staff, Football Team, Track Team, Honor Roll, Bayonet Staff. [DIAGN 218: INIOTS RA cola SRR eo en Ee ee AC 202 Lodi St., Syracuse, N. Y. “Tony.” First Year: Private Band, Football Team, Boxing Team, Baseball Team, Mono- gram Club, Intramural Sports, Orchestra. : [EUS ZAUING: 0 S(OUNDANIIZ] BS, eget te gee a an ones fet HS ie Vent Ean 617 West Chestnut St., Lancaster, Pa. “Duck.” Third Year: Corporal Co. “B,” Honor Roll. DERMO WY, PARSE” J OTN £5 2°5s..cto-« «ace ey leet Le: fone: 9 1206 Colonial Place, Sewickley, Pa. “Pluto.” First Year: Private Co. “A,” Minnow Football Team. Did not complete the entire year. = Ss SS AUGUSTA mILiTaR FORTY RECALL | ° bind So: Pra SNE LSPA St Ole Rene eageaitls acs unseen: 6 + Seam antes 124 Broad St., Danville, Va. = ; “Dib.” Third Year: First Sergeant Co. “A,” Junior Varsity Basketball Team, Track Team, Cavalry. ; ¥ NOME REINS © Ni OMENS tr gine te Fhe asubreie das metic Clifton Terrace, Washington, D, C. “Tommy.” Fifth Year: First Sergeant Co. “A.” ‘ ss URSIN ENG al UW GS AO De 0150 Re LN Sa rae PP Pee Greenville, Tenn. “Wooly Booger.” Second Year: Corporal Co. “B,” Honor Committee, Football Team, Captain Basketball Team, Monogram Club. [BHI Alkals © MeN WAITER IAL A Settee aya snccoreettions. « C'og bageeeeene 560 Hillcrest Ave., Westfield, N. J. “Wild Bill.” Third Year: Corporal Co. “B,” Track Team. DONGWAN, RIGEIARD Jujcieisorssaawerevus de(s pei oyeee 105 East 19th St., New York City “Don.” First Year: Private Band. DUGG E AP ELBE TE RIA MOINS ols siesta wmarowigtkencs 5635 Hempstead Road, Pittsburgh, Pa. “Figgie.” First Year: Private Band, Swimming Team, Monogram Club. TO YARGR GS WATE ID ER ETC MBN): te chez eeiy attain alasacwier aah ave duels 2733 Winchester Ave., Ashland, Ky. “Rudolph.” Third Year: Corporal Co. “A,” Track Team. EICREMBATW MPA EMUIR I. 50. oiunsit shed swe onal 300 S. Princeton Circle, Lynchburg, Va. “Ike.” Third Year: First Sergeant Co. “B,” Basketball Team, Baseball Team, Monogram Club, Final Ball Committee. ELE BNE DRG ERMOB ER DL Ji. sad etas eacteday artes 623 Pleasant Valley Blvd., Altoona, Pa. “Ellie.” Fourth Year: Platoon Sergeant Co. “B,”’ Minnow Football Team, Intramural Winner, Honor Roll. ELL BNBERGER WILLIAM WILBUR. .o. 0.25. ..5 623 Pleasant Valley Blvd., Altoona, Pa. ye “Bill | Phird ear :: inmate Co. C.” VE OD Daw NEG EIPA EET PMID EDEWINAGERID:. scspie- ore: 0.6: aneluqrel pa lela Sretepece 402 Fulton St., Riverton, N. J. “Corky.” First Year: Private Co. “C,” Prep Football Team, Intramural Winner, Honor Roll. SG MILISOIN,, CATE VERMMO NG iieictie ius ee oleh es ond eran Box 80, Cartagena, Columbia, South America “Stud.” Fourth Year: Private Co. “A,” Peep Football Team, Junior Varsity Basketball Team, Manager Baseball Team, Assistant Manager Basketball Team. DVS GHG ee MALIN reeves essed var tre ocak eye anes a-sesat lua. a dia leteagunis: ersace aaa 610 Marden Lane, Roanoke, Va. “Red.” First Year: Private Co. “D,” Minnow Football Team, Boxing Team. TAGRUB ER ae OD eral EDEARINCAUN 41. -..5 . s:014.44 wittee ws ahoctaaes 3411 Ellamont Road, Baltimore, Md, “Bobby.” First Year: Private Co. “D.” } BISHBACK, CLIPE@RID TEEN COEN, ....cuassaecens «+ 650 16th St., N. W., Washington, D. C. “Fishhook.” Second Year. Private Co. “C,’ Minnow Football. YON? 22 REG BS KO INIICA ST 1 Stlel Sek ene eee ee ae 6104 Brown’s Lake Road, Jackson, Mich. “Tim.” A Member of the Graduating Class. First Year: Private Co. “B,” No Demerits, ) Cavalry, Tumbling Team. Second Year: Corporal Co. “B,” Best Old Cadet Cup, No Demerits, Cavalry. Third Year: First Sergeant Co. “A,” Cavalry. Fourth Year: Cap- tain Co, “C,” Cavalry, Secretary Student Bcedy, Treasurer Cotillion Club. ORG CBN TAR MIN (MB TEASE fe ccc Aiaatdss.s «4:99.00 50 990,44 qudtel are beeibae v4 204 First St., Elkins, W. Va. “Slick.” Sixth Year+ ‘Gorporal 'Co, “C.” RUASINURG IRV ERO) INE ey ufshbaritsueles trate idealese x 5:6 «hie. teseseisian eM arera itty conavett Beacon Apts., Pittsburgh, Pa. “Frank.” First Year: Private Co. “B,” Swimming Team, Monogram Club, TEASE DIO Sha Ost 1315, G1 O), ae ee a ee 21 No. 15. Vedado, Havana, Cuba “Joe.” A Member of the Graduating Class. First Year: Private Co. “A,” Football Team, | Basketball Team, Baseball Team, Intramural Winner. Second Year: Private Co. “A,” Football Team, Basketball Team, Baseball Team, Intramural Winner. Third Year: Private Co. “C,” Football Team, 175-pound South Atlantic High and Prep Boxing Champion, Captain Baseball Team, Intramural Winner. BUORBER GHONG Ebates ccc: cing voles Mead ae acetee wea 11 Bates Road, Watertown, Mass. “Moe.” First Year: Private Co. “B,” Glee Club. GEA IY BENG GAMING ICICLE, ..oatics Booted Beye cgi oe eens ..505 Cagolina Ave., Norfolk, Va. “Ben.” Fourth Year: Platoon Sergeant Staff. GARRTOINTE RAW UICIDIAUME “De aR 5 sacar: § oe eae ecole «8 26 Lebanon Hills Drive, Pittsburgh, Pa. “Bill.” First Year: Private Co. “C,” Swimming Team. GANISINGEDIR AED TO IGA Te JACM oi. csccic «2 dia ae erties aw layne « 406 Mulberry St., Richmond, Va. “Billy.” First Year: Private Co. “A,” Honor Roll. Did not complete the entire year. GARRETT, NV CTTTSIACNINC LARS ON 5, oiaderluesostricateutes ahs cin Ged anes Center Cross, Va. “Ginnie,” First Year: Private Band, Peep Football Team, Rifle Team, Glee Club, Base- ball Team. GEORGER, PATRICK IYASION, cy , kt adie, St aitathe, SRN cia nee See Box 698, Warrenton, Va. “Pat.” Third Year: Private Co. “C,” Glee Club, Baseball Team. GITTENS “SIDNEY ROGERS, JRy «2.954 22 eben’ 131 Illinois Ave., Atlantic City, N. J. “Crash.” A Member of the Graduating Class. First Year: Private Co. “B,”’ Peep Foot- ball, Swimming Team, Bible Class, Glee Club, Bayonet Staff. Second Year: Corporal Co. “B,” Assistant Manager Football, Basketball Team, Track Team, Bible Class, Glee Club, Bayonet Staff, Y.M.C.A. Cabinet, Declaimer at Finals. Third Year: Sergeant Co, “A,” Manager Football, Secretary Bible Class, Glee Club, Y.M.C.A. Cabinet, Dramatic Club, Orchestra, Honor Roll. tC EAS COCK BERNARD Bia. Miaiesnd oon. omaite va ed 1401 Columbia Road, Washington, D. C. “Bernie,” First Year: Private Co, “B.” EC IDIEIE STOUT. “JEL EU GSTS: 12) Eee ee 6 Oliver St., Worcester, Mass. “Bubbs.” Third Year: Corporal Co. “C,” Football Squad, Swimming Team. GOODMAN HEE S RAV MOND IIR vcs onst:ec0 te stveutaees dad RS Williamston, N. C. “Curley. A Member of the Graduating Class. “First Year: Private Band, Football Team, Baseball Team, Monogram Club, Y.M.C.A. Cabinet. Second Year: Sergeant Band, Foot ball Team, Baseball Team, Set cin Club, Honor Committee, Y.M.C.A. Cabinet. GRAIN IDA ETO) SCs OR a5, %aapetsiectintonton fms be Calle 5, entre 2 y 4, La Sierra, Havana, Cuba “Joe.” A Member of the Graduating Class. First Year: Private Co. ‘“D,”’ Minnow Football, Junior Varsity Basketball, Intramurial Sports. Second Year: Private Co. “D,” Basketball Team, Baseball Team. Third Year: Sergeant, Co. “D,”’ Football Team, Basketball Team, Baseball Team, Monogram Club. Fourth Year: Lieutenant Co. “B,” Basketball Team, Baseball Team, Monogram Club, Cotillion Club Committee. CER GN ea UEUN EN isch uae « avadahamgrave.cie pede salen aaa, csunn ee Nore Linkhorn Park, Virginia Beach, Va. “Moe.” A Member of the Graduating Class. First Year: Private Co. “A,” Intramural Sports, Rifle Team, Second Year: Sergeant Staff, Intramural Sports, Captain Rifle Team, Mundin Scholarship, Ad Astra Per Aspera. Third Year: Second Lieutenant Co. A,” Honor Committee, Ad Astra, Captain Rifle Team, Track Team, Intramural Sports, Photography Editor RecaLt, Treasurer Ciceronian Literary Society, Final Ball Commit- tee, Honor Roll, Manager Baskethall Team, Monogram Club. Fourth Year: Captain Co. “C,” Busted Aristocrat, Vice-President Honor Committee, Vice-President Cotillion Club, President Ciceronian Literary Society, President Final Ball Committee, Ad Astra, Rifle Team, Track Team, Manager Baskethall Team, President Camera Club, Intramural Sports, Cheer Leader, Editor-in-Chief Recatt, Bayonet, Manager School Orchestra, Dra- matic Club, Monogram Club. GHOVERIOR AUN ORR SEM. Fo ce scciv sigan sysreee 8 atresia 8 veces 113 Arbutus Ave., Roanoke, Va. “Punchy.” Third Year: Sergeant Co. “C,” Minnow Football Team, Intramural Sports, Monogram Club, 110-pound South Atlantic High and Prep School Boxing Champion. PRAIDEAL, OIUNG WWMGAPAUNIS’ JRs=, .: sestevensa.n 94 AM wovettenien oy sages OTELOPEe Ob, Bristol, R, 1, “Jack.” Fourth Year: Second Lieutenant Co. “A.” Peep Football. Secretary Ciceronian Literary Society, Rifle Team, Glee Club, Orchestra, Track Team, Dramatic Club. [ALANIS (ONCE 10) 31 5] S24 Re ee Ree Shelter Island, N. Y. “Red.” Fourth Year: Lieutenant Bard. EPSON TEMR@ IN SIR) 5 cc4.5 oo oietta'eeais + wed anata adbes tens 2319 10th St.. Birmingham, Ala. “Ham.” Second Year: Private Co. “A,” Football Team, Monogram Club. EU NNIGOGion InELONUAS: SCT NILE, scasiacsaje = aseo eayryiiers 09 oop Hollsdale Park, Greensboro, N. C. “Cocky.” First Year: Private Co. “A,’ Swimming Team, Monogram Club, Baseball Team, Track Team. TOUS TIS. ESN SVT GSS SS oa 1100 Herberton Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa “Flan,” Hirst Year? Private Co; “C.” HARRISON, GHRISTOPEPERIN, .. oii = es sceautas eetaiees Land’s End Farm, Centerville, Md. “Nuts.” First Year: Private Co. “D,” Cavalry. ISPS IROINIEEN A. 18) N18: 12 ei Be OR 1320 Quincy St., N. W., Washington, D. C. “Rat.” Second Year: Private Co. “B,” Co-Captain Track Team. ALLO LNG NYE elie Lats CIE EU NNT OSE! goss aire arsiu pas ope tos apn bie Buokel are erg @ asatel acaba wleg aoa a Berkshire, N. Y. “Hartie.” Third Year: Second Lieutenant Band, Junior Varsity Basketball, Minnow Football Team, Assistant Manager Football Team. Did not complete the entire year. va SS WS AUGUSTA miLiraRs® FORTY RECALL = HAW, (GASH) SI] Ee LLG. eae oe eee er, -- ee 1630 Park Ave., Richmond, Va. “Egghead.” A Member of the Graduating Class. First Year: Private Co. “C,” Intra- mural Sports, Bible Class, Sardine Football Team. Second Year: Private Co. “B,” Intra- mural Sports, Fencing Team, Bible Class. Third Year: Sergeant Co. “D,”’ Fencing Team, Baseball Team, Intramural Sports. Fourth Year: First Lieutenant Co. “C,” Peep Foot- ball Team, Glee Club, Baseball Team, Intramural Sports, Honor Roll. EUG ENS aD ONAL IDS MOBI .. 2 iti. aie dscoPeaenccues sa 208 Forest Ave., Rockville, Md. “Pig.” First Year: Private Co. “B,”’ Peep Football Team, Junior Varsity Basketball Team. I = ELODGES CRGIN Ge EID VW AMR Pied cs. oca.45a a iabegiigh oc o2are aie tees sinha Plainville Farms, Williamsburg, Va. “Skeeter.” A Member of the Graduating Glass. First Year: Private Co. “C,” Football Team, Basketball Team, Baseball Team, Rifie Team, Monogram Club. Second Year: Corporal Band, Football Team, Baseball Team, Track Team, 120-pound Class Runner-Up South Atlantic High and Prep Boxing, Monogram Club, Cadet Orchestra, Intramural Winner, Glee Club. ERO RUNGE: CRAIN TEI eR er trench abe Snesnesin cle 21 Lakeview Terrace, Staten Island, N. Y. “Stinkey.” First Year: Private Co. “B,’ Peep Football Team, Junior Varsity Basketball Team, Honor Roll. ETROUIN Gian OVENS LEWives aratetere cas wht-sssey a. tncceys. Ss, soosaleenense a og 205 N. W. Greenway, Greensboro, N. C. ‘Doggy.’ Third Year: Sergeant Co. “D,” Peep Football Team, Swimming Team, Intra- mural Sports. ATW Me © EM NOS IN, 1 PANG Ronee OMS ccse.s. drape cei tcaa soe ae RMeMa peal @2 Sis ais ore Ns alors ea Edinburg, Va. “Hutch.” Second Year: Sergeant Staff. TON GRU ACI lap EINE REYS oe ONG 8 eis de seve stn ccupsittrers mie duabove nl cbesngimsbeo SUMOTU 5 0 ay elalae Asheboro, N. C. “Skinny.” First Year: Private Co. “A,” Intramural Sports. step OT OINIASIR RHO TANE MGT Rips seeticcas: sels seteseteialoln oss Walecera gene College Park, Staunton, Va. “Bill.” Third Year: Private Co. “B,” Day Student. IROUSHE os, |SCIRUES TEES ANI SHS [7201] SSR RED on eee eT oe Weer Ph Marshall, Va. “Marsh.” Second Year: Corporal Co. “C,’ Minnow Football Team, Junior Varsity Basketball Team, President Junior Literary Society, Honor Roll. FOINTES WERE ININGE ELEGY sro sc satiletia aalst etree uae ee 4801 Indian Lane, Washington, D. C. “Ken.” Fifth Year: Private Co. “A.” Diarvg JONES (ROBERT COPELAND...0:.. ccc c0cesees tun 4801 Indian Lane, Washington, D. C. “Bobby.” Fifth Year: Second Lieutenant Co. “C,” Intramural Winner. TONG IN EMG TEA BDI EL SINICA eer Anne ea Fort Defiance, Va. “Junior.” First Year: Private Co. “A,” Day Student. EAVEIN SE INO MEE CBIR cha Pincks apahiel te wine emrecs'4.n ebiarene 1426 W. Third St., Cleveland, Ohio “Blow.” First Year: Private Band. TATINUS: NN CACRIRIBAN lee cas'es soe cise aeeti oth osha) w Sha tus a hw aaeenre ea 730 Fifth Ave., New York City “Danny.” A Member of the Graduating Class. First Year: Pritvate Co. “C,” Intramural Sports. Second Year: Private Co. “C,” Intramural Sports. Third Year: Corporal Co. “1,” Cotillion Club Committee, Intramural Sports. Fourth Year: First Sergeant Co. “1D,” President Cotillion Club, Honor Committee, Final Ball Committee. HERG TB aA CRGWn aGeiserict auch fir sens barnceny sve 9400 tot, No W, Washington, DC. “Jack.” First Year: Private Co. “D.” WCET RIB ARUCITTICIECIL AN IRD IRE BAR OS OE a cca Cae PRAT ere a Cambridge, Mass. “Bill.” Second Year: Private Co. “B.” KLEPP, HAROLD UBL Mins satatavtnc: Os os 5 ale:eas ay Regt rmame tne 143 Magnolia Ave., Arlington, N. J. “Kaiser.’ A Member of the Graduating Class. First Year: Private Band, Cadet Or- chestra, Intramural Sports, Honor Roll, Peep Football. Second Year: Private Band, Cadet Orchestra, Intramural Sports, Track Team, Peep Football Team. Third Year: Sergeant Band, Cadet Orchestra, Rifle Team. Fourth Year: First Lieutenant Band, Cadet Orchestra, Rifle Team, Honor Roll, Softball team. TRIB IUNTIE. TRIGIB IRI RR, IRI ea pie tee saree She aa ee aa arene ery ee Sp Te cam Fall “Bob.” Third Year: Private Band, Golf Team, Peep Football Team, Boxing Team. BREN OR VE AAEM ORG Bit i sine asa ats paves oe he tesa 4008 Noyes Ave., Charleston, W. Va. “Bill.” Seventh Year: First Lieutenant Co. “D.” RENT GREY eB RENE ANION Ge, JI: «ss ocrduts clbis Vuae aos aera wees R. F. D. No. 5, Staunton, Va. “B. C.” Third Year: Private Co. “A,” Day Student. Did not complete the entire year. CR OIEUNEEUR AR OIB BURST Wes seitiae a oe vie ceaitce saree bwiesveeeee 1609 Manhatten Ave., Pottsville, Pa. “Birt? First Wear Private Co. “Bz KRYSIAK, aya KO STET EE i ren ra tee fh. One. i eee ne me, Southbridge, Mass. “Polock.” member of the Graduating Class. First Year: Football Team, Basketball Team, Baseball Team, Monogram Club, Honor Roll. ASE UN UR @) EV BARATIL, «5,2. sgeheeeeens. tne wake Sa ein, 21cs ape 1527 Kanawha St., Charleston, W. Va. “Fingers.” A Member of the Graduating Class. First Year: Private Co. “A,” Rifle Team, Honor Roll. Second Year: Corporal Co. “A,” Rifle Team, Track Team, Honor Roll. HGP MSGS LUI WENGE RR ee 2 ce res er Sie te 714 E. Washington St., Greenville, S. C. “Boo.” A Member of the Graduating Class. First Year: Private Co. “B.” Second Year: Private Co. “B,” Honor Roll. Third Year: Corporal Co. “A,” Honor Roll. Te ASI en eaNUROY” IGE STAB, sg |s alge, ho ole gt ERY way oo tiaiblae e earewag i cers ena Farmville, Va. “Lambo.” Second Year: Private Band, Boxing Team, Baseball Team, Rifle Team, Minnow Football, Intramural Sports, Monogram Club. ANGE VOSA CE shee Sh ecaresals Gia camel 6 iedeplet Sorte nae :211 W. Bessemer Ave., Greensboro, N. C. “Wally.” A Member of the Graduating Class. First Year: Private Co, 9B, Track Team, Rifle Team, Honor Roll. Second Year: Corporal Co. “C,” Treasurer Stamp Club, Manager Rifle Team, Tennis Team, Honor Roll. Third Year: Platoon Sergeant Co. “A,” Football Team, Rifle Team, Tennis Team, Monogram Club, Honor Roll. LANGRIORNE, AMES: Min.ic. «0 castiitherns, dys te 1716 N. Stanley Ave., Hollywood, Cal. “Jim.” Second Year; Private Co. “A.” TPA CISE AE IVT CEL AR a Mier datecscareccfelera sna odabtags gue sarees 78 Columbia Ave., Hampton, Va. “Dick.” Third Year: Private Band. STACY Ces CATER, i. APT, eM linc on bgemele, aa owes tale’ 804 A’St., N. W., Washington, D. C. “Bobby.” Fourth Year: Corporal Co. “D.” LOTUS IONE). UON S32) 1507 See Se 207 6th Avenue, Brooklyrs N. Y. “Bob.” First Year: Private Co. “B,” Minnow Football Team. PETE EUNICE ID peso Say hana Mnteterm ores bos aibmounn atte ay aoateec 20520 Moenart, Detroit, Mich. “Jack.” Third Year: Sergeant Co. “C,” Basketball Team, Monogram Club, Honor Roll. CR ROR? Rai city cn marlya dae varlos HRuecnes «eens 20520 Moenart, Detroit, Mich. “Bob.” Third Year: Platoon Sergeant, Co. “A,” Basketball Team, Monogram Club, Honor Roll. JEUIANIUGIES. ACE 18312) Sa eRe cet Cre SNe eee een ed ae ea roe Burketown, Va. “A.C.” First Year: Private Band, Football Team, Basketball Team, Baseball Team, Monogram Club, Day Student. LLANSO, ENRIQUE CARLOS vein pai avacoes staan irae Calle 16, 7 Ave., Havana, Cuba “Honey.” Second Year: Private Co. “D,” Boxing Team, Minnow Football Team, Mon- ogram Club, Cavalry, Intramural Winner, LG OY SIE) AES eee MOUAIN 5 sero in actus lerticarvarelers emcarstene a soe oles Mzere Dae « gL aIenAaeR Cott eee Rockville, Md. “Bum.” Second Year: Corporal Co. “D,” Peep Football Team, Basketball Team, Mon- ogram Club. LOCKWOOD, WILLIAM G,, JR. ........ 3214 Woodley Road, N. W., Washington, D. C. “Bill.” First Year: Private Co, “B.” TEAY ADDN aN WAITER ERIN RAN. ance -ana renal dibx sae Ww rnutsenat elon bio vksfakateunsanck acess Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio “Egghead, ” Third Year: Corporal Co. “D,” Swimming Team, Minnow Football Team, Intramural Sports. a MUACEHEL TS s GRP AURAL HS ©), aJURS” 2 enat RRRMbo ee techer Oh oes 1130 S. Main St., Harrisonburg, Va. “Charlie.” First Year: Private Band, Cadet Orchestra, Day Student. iNIVAMERS Sea NOG A aos ar hci, a cig PEN ole ae aero goo fe eaten gevalatsia y 729 N. 5th St., Reading, Pa. “Screw-ball.” Second Year: Corporal Co. “B,” Football Team, Basketball Team, Base- ball Team, Monogram Club, Honor Roll. MIDDIERERON AWE Sie VIG TOR, weriteattisctin ds 04st stescompalees 4 cela ee Arlington Village, Va. “Dirt.” «Second Year: Private Co, “D.” ; WOTBIGIR JOSEP Ae WHLLEIAM sss yas a oaugees na ves 29 Willow St., Harrisonburg, Va. “Toer” First Year: Private Co: “D.” NITE @iR ie OIEUN AB OIL LN Gh teat ccslorne cso ah, ole RM ge hea bo Forest Hills, Danville, Va. “John.” Second Year: Sergeant Co. “D,” Peep Football Team, Fencing Team, Honor Roll. ; Did not complete the entire year. se YY S AUGUSTA mitirars FORTY RECALL =) HVAT ISA ABs lee AERA NREME DENG ES YRS Gs eu yaw nowt Aes wetbidnb es eaddnmalid ook Staunton, Va. “Art.” A Member of the Graduating Class. First Year: Private Band, Football Teain, Wrestling Team, Glee Club, Cadet Orchestra, Intramural Sports. Second Year: Private Band, Wrestling Team, Baseball Team, Intramural Sports, Glee Club, Cotillion Club Com- mittee. Third Year: Platoon Sergeant Band, Baseball Team, Rifle Team, Cotillion Club Committee, Glee Club, Cadet Orchestra, Football Team. Fourth Year: Captain Band, Rifle Team, Cadet Orchestra, Glee Club, Final Ball Committee, Bugler. MIT CHELATE ON ARDS WR TAME oiisa0 adie Geek faanens 4805 Colonial Ave., Norfolk, Va. “Bill.” First Year: Private Co. “C,” Minnow Football Team, Junior Varsity Basketball Team, ; MII IEE ROBERN TSA... 5 ty cadena daca ween R. F. D. No. 2, Box 560, Miami, Fla. “Bobby.” . First Year: Private Co. “D,’ Honor Roll. HENDON cpt ACE) eT RSTIN Gr occa. sececeracai'e Wie a ale spa a'a wreterona 65 Harding St., Pittsfield, Mass. “Dill.” Fourth Year: First Lieutenant Staff. Y MONTAGUE, LOUWIS BROOKE.. .... sauces encernaed 425 Riverside Drive, New York City “Goose.” Third Year: Sergeant Co. “B,” Peep Football Team, Assistant Manager Boxing Team, REcALL Staff. MONTGOMBRY LAWREINIGCE: PF ey, wciec-cee ac guveimwile ses Highland Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. “Easter Egg.” Third Year: Corporal Co. “C,” Peep Football Team, Honor Roll. WO GIR ENMASIURSEGIN OPAC NIRA og Slarsie o-e-w-pra we eynatele! fale ee Wunbre dad «69 susan Millboro Springs, Va. “Beaver.” Fifth Year: Private Co. “C.” I MULGUIRIRARS(OUN TERA} EOSS an Oe cea Box 63 Grafton, Ill. “Baldy.” A Member of the Graduating Class. First Year: Private Co. “D.” Intra mural Sports, Honor Roll. Second Year: Private Co, “C,” Intramural Sports, Honor Roll. Third Year: Corporal Co, “C,”’ Peep Football Team, Intramural Sports, Honor Roll. Fourth Year: First Sergeant Co. “C,” Intramural Sports, Honor Roll. ica A ANU G ER Gate ES ©) Nea GTTE Tes AUNTY Gay SATE. soaps a. occyeyabopseede nf sVeningee Gnas ener Mocksville, N. C. “Bill.” A Member of the Graduating Class. First Year: Private Co. “B,” Intramural Sports. Second Year: Corporal Co. “B,” Fencing Team, Monogram Club. Third Year: Platoon Sergeant Co. “D,” Boxing Team, Fencing Team, Monogram Club, Honor Roll. Fourth Year: First Lieutenant Co. “B,’ Fencing Team, Monogram Club, Treasurer Stu- dent Body, Honor Committee, President Glee Club, Cadet Orchestra, Dramatic Club. MCAT EBT CEA UE OMCIEUNET ONigst sis 0le a eroenute oles 312 W. Martin St., Martinsburg, W. Va. “Charlie.” First Year: Private Co. “B,” Basketball Team. McCLELLAND; ALAN Ju a. cess: Marlyn Apts., 3000-39th St., N. W., Washington, D. C. “Moe.” Third Year: Platoon Sergeant Co, “C,’ Fencing Team, Honor Roll, Golf Team, me NiGID ON INET iC EMG @ iN MELAIRIRAY 5 a-sceginnng wtaewgdls + trsepachda diane cone Box 254, Warrenton, Va. “Mac.” A Member of the Graduating Class. First Year: Private Co. “C,” Stamp Club, Honor Roll. Second Year: Private Co, “A.” Third Year: Corporal Co. “A,” Cavalry, Stamp Club, Honor Roll. SUCRE NZS EU RCASINIS ELS STIRS. 9. suntntetezicn Oindeva alongs si oreoacsyee 1762 Jabart St., Washington, D. C. “Mac.” First Year: Private Co. “B,’ Fencing Team, Cavalry, Honor Roll. VRE QINVAEMINIVVOIIGILAASNE MEV is. easy qlarwse vigidrad « «134s Park Road, Indian Hill, Cincinnati, Ohio “Billy” Hirst Year: Private Co: “1D.” SAND MIEIASIINIes TRIRIESINI] S20 Gere cA eee ocr TOcr Te 8922 134th St., Richmond Hill, N. Y. “Hen.” Second Year: Private Co. “D.” AN AIS [odbete Eo eOWN(©) CIID MIE IRA ANSI ENGELS S60 vor suentexel sincauels! olalagetsr tole + vi su Mitchell Field, Long Island, N. Y. “Nepee.” Fifth Year: Sergeant-Major Staff, Monogram Club, Swimming Team. NETHERWOOD, WILLIAM WASHINGTON........ Mitchell Field, Long Island, N. Y. “Goon.” Second Year: Private Co, “A,” Swimming Team. INO OMFS eNOS UGAN AV ie [CAR Ty OO ae eA ere 386 Main Street, Reidsville, N. C. “Nick.” Second Year: Private Band, Football Team, Co-Captain Track Team. NORRIS 2TEHOMAS ¥ 20), inten lee tet acl tend Sane ere 405 W. Park Drive, Raleigh, N. C. “Tight.” A Member of the Graduating Class. First Year: Private Co. “B,” Swimming Team, Monogram Club, Intramural Sports. Second Year: Corporal Co. “B,” Swimming Team, Monogram Club. Third Year: Platoon Sergeant Co. “D,” Captain Swimming Team, Monogram Club, Honor Committee. OAKEY, (GHARDES | 5 ..u5 aaa. Pee PSM dian dtcmree epee hom ann. aan Pea 424 Janette Ave., Roanoke, Va. “Charlie.” First Year? Private ‘Co. “B.” Did not complete the entire year, CANAL) AUCs Me, ne Sch see evo iacone 0 tied tg eal WEES WG Ss 11 Leland Court, Chevy Chase, Md. “Lackey. ” First Year: Private Co. Oe Intramural Sports. . PATTERSON, sence Sean ASHBY. GLVEW. i Sears Bridgewater, Va. ‘ “Pat.” First 2 Private iCo, “By” PAYNE, EUGENE... ee NMS cris erect men coackckses he eee ea ila Tan oe Blue Ridge Terrace, Afton, Va. “Gene.” Third Year: Corporal Co, “C.” PEND E DON MEE WTS Sy. s0.1 aseaanek «aa aeaeans 3418 Quesada Street, Washington, D. C. “Lewie.” A Member of the Graduating Class. First Year: Private Band, Glee Club, Intramural Sports. Second Year: Private Band, Intramural Sports. TLird Year: First Sergeant Band, Fencing Team, Peep .Football Team, Honor Roll. ERASING MA EAM ES EGRET mya taisce doves wlorernn tha ES « 2252 Chatfield Drive, Cleveland, O. “Chuck.” Second Year: Private Co. “D.” PAVEnES: (REO ELAR DG ORIDOIN. 5 aec4 concede gtsths weses a hes 137 S. Paint St., Chillicothe, O. “Dick.” Fifth Year: Lieutenant eens Bible Class. IGS RAIN ONIN (C-. o us wanitanatue nats ce aiacd s,s he aaice hays Teh e eaba ds Weyers Cave, Va. “Bobby.” First Year: Private Co: ae ” Day Siudent, Baskethall Team, Baseball Team, Monogram Club. PONE CIEE ANS) BERNARD... cBticisene alate ane eale « antefiet os elans oes. vee Hill Ave, Elkton, Va. “Dopy.” Third Year: Private Band. ; POAVEIE TE R@IB RGEC. nee Sor the dh wae rle os os oe 201 N. Washington St., Alexandria, Va, “Calaban.” Second Year: Private Co. “C,” Minnow Foothall Team, Intramural Sports. EPA UN ZAoec (CTE IN Pam ON) ANTE casper aaht Mags bounces avarne se asicus amit aed este ayenua ees, Ra aes Lexingion, Va. “Cross,” First Year: Private Co, “D,” Intramural Sports. RACED Wik AM DONALD es. ccs gees siersestin ool oolonwscco 0 se) igh Governor’s Island, N. Y. “Sleepy.” First Year: Private Co. “A;” Football Team, Basketball Team, Monogram Club, Baseball Team. REA BVT a OI MRA TSS ays ws ustrcrxacene fh actdze net enas o ase atatsta te aes 4 Arbutus Street, Roanoke, Va. “Little Joe.” First Year: Private Co. “C,” Minnow Football Team. REDGRAVE CEA RICH S Dye cqterenles'svleblastes svlare diresn 419 Alpine Terrace, Ridgewood, N. J. “Charlie.” A Member of the Graduating Class. - First Year: Private Co, “C.” Second Year: Private Co. “B,” Swimming Team, Monogram Club. Third Year: Sergeant Staff, Swimming Team, Monogram Club. Fourth Year: Lieutenant Co. “D,”’ Swimming Team, Monogram Club. IRESIMER ied MORIeAINID JED = 5.2.3, ahs. nrais Mgt ats aah oareeiteew 1437 Greystone Drive, Pittsburgh, Pa. “Sher.” A Member of the Graduating Class. First Year: Private Band, Glee Club. Second Year: Corpor al Band, Glee Club, Cadet Orchestra. RENTON. TANIES: MENARDI...)4..0-ssmecdiees «ed 3306 N. E. Beakey St., Portland, Oregon “Flunky.” First Year: Private Co. “B,” Peep Football Team, Junior Varsity Basketball Team. UGE Tee eae DOING ier, anterirs aie stniyaloainectede the Ws aeene dias Pueton 1001 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. “Rossie.” Third Year: Platoon Sergeant Co. “D,” Captain Peep Football Team, Honor Committee, Vice-President Ciceronian Literary Society, Recall Staff, Bayonet Staff, Swimming Team, Monogram Club. RICHARDSON “JULIAN LIEGH ccc. cis cachet os 1725 H. St., N. W., Washington, D. C. Savi. hirst Year: Private Co.j“D,” FRAGA AY pram RAISIN ERM 04 ans a ieveraylors june wisnduan suace¥l Guekeh 13843 Lake Ave., Lakewood, Ohio “Herbie.” A member of the Graduating Class. First Year: Private Co. “D,” Honor Roll, New Cadet Cup, White Page. Second Year: Corporal Co. “D,” Best Drilled Cadet Cup, Swimming Team, Honor Roll, Bayonet Staff. Third Year: First Sergeant Co. “D,” Honor Roll, White Page. Fourth Year: Captain Co. “D,’ White Page, Cotillion Club. RIVERS Se ey AIOE: § CONWAY. Gauls. tea se dice ae 12 Goddard St., Fall River, Mass. “Whit.” A Member of the Graduating Class. First Year: Private Co. “A.” ROBE RIES ta eCNVEB Sn WAACRIRIES ING. e.g ster eae banat ecopdtece U. Va. Hospital, Charlottesville, Va. “Billy.” Second Year: Private Co. “A,” Football Team. ROBE RIBS. “Sak WAG WEIOMIAS 3 esis assjeveverete pre uber ncoceyey 1714 Brown Ave., Norfolk, Va. “Couse.” Fourth Year: Private Co. “B.” ROBGES, PRANCISCO.AN PONTO s..5 029 canta oo ie erie tees Box 8 El Pardo, Colombia, S. A. “Spick.” Second Year: Private Co, “C,” Boxing Team. CHS aPC OW “CIA: -5. 5 chain ea separ eme sua nce Seeks 1209 Branclon Ave., Norfolk, Va. “Jake.” Fourth Year: Sergeant Co, “B,” Peep Football Team, Cotillion Club, Final Ball Committee, Manager Track Team. Dy ¢ + AUGUSTA mruraRt®® ( FORTY RECALL Ss : : = SARIRTIG RS. WW NGIE WAVES PANG Rein othe nso pacts sraitig 0 ae ime 7448 Ben Hur St., Pittsburgh, Pa. “Skip.” First Year: Private Go. “B.” SGI © ERARRIED) SRI tel ag thera titecs bs es oes lona gis 1326 Mt. Royal Blvd., Glenshaw, Pa. “Dick,” A Member of the Graduating Class. First Year: Private Co. “B,” Intramural Sports, Cavalry. Second Year: Corporal Co. “C,” Cavalry, Honor Roll, Honor Com- mittee, No Demerits. Third Year: Platoon Sergeant Co. “B,’ Honor Committee, Fenc- ing Team, White Page, Treasurer Y. M. C. A. SEC IR Za eANI Ke EEO DE)... iduratiedneen tears 6521 Brookville Road, Chevy Chase, Md. “Mary.” Third Year: Private Co. “D,” Fencing Team, Tennis Team. SNVONTOINS | Geore et Ger mcnacim autos cas cee a Shore a Preise 6503 Willcox Ave., Bell, Cal. “Simp.” First Year: Private Co, “B.” t STMENT GOINGS ey ELE eS © RAM cites oo wayeytab lars srereteitilord edness Astana ogniea se od Bridgewater, Va. H “Yokel.” First Year: Private Co. “D.” STF NVUIE TUN GEN aisle ML UGE Misr ccs alone c tesateighe wens MEMES oractesw ie WETSUDEW a4 ENS Shenandoah, Va. “Tack.” Second Year: Private Co. “C.” SNEATIEIEER'S, WBN GERTARNISIETIN: 3 6). cris, cos. yinsars eas 5 S. Osborne Ave., Atlantic City, N. J. “Slow.” Second Year: Private Co. “C,” Cavalry. SD ASIEMES RS MAYS VISE IE: vrate css ers ini ole (ousrtlagnad at aoe 5 S. Osborne Ave., Atlantic City, N. J. “Jerk.” Second Year: Private Co. “A,” Swimming Team, Cavalry. SHANA (GAORNS IONE SACI Ahn OM eee eo eee 1650 Harvard St., Washington, D. C. “Johnnie.” First Year: Private Co, “D.” SMI ET a AUN DEES CHIN EOIN 5... «+5 s.nchitians’h sas cvainledieteg's Gee 1812 Denis Ave., Norfolk, Va. “Smitty.” First Year: Private Co. “B,” LyNC, bere, V7. SPENGERe SRERTEINIG WADD Bes 5.5 s.as spe te ne ecoae 1700 Elmwood Ave., Lexingtan, Va. “Numb-skull.” Private Co. “B,” Football Team, Fencing Team, Baseball Team, Mono- gram Club, STE ETI Ty HIPAA es AN EULA EO MA cota sts os ance oe yi odode erayndag civ aeehiae 321 S. Main St., Winchester, Va. “Jimmy.” First Year: Private Co, “A,” Fencing Team. STAINES C Va pV UGELAGN ar IR, aych Para rs nee enr tenet nse aianetarg smslaiaAtscetvanage st Bassett, Va. “Cenie.” First Year; Private Co. “C,’ Honor Roll, Best New Cadet. CoN Ee ONAL DBI OM, :5). 3). re mare damit cs aeeineren tea Box 505, Burlington, Vt. “Don.” First Year: Private Co. “B,” Fencing Team. SINE veer EL aM TAINUINE COINS ie dtd weer e ele’ sfubcaiacclece 6 hs. siete 3 Hunting Place, Alexandria, Va. “Ham.” Second Year: Private Band. SU Tea EAE Sr Ue RON recs a A ecitsaccuy a dotie nadine ¢ ws spahovesrglltoels 1303 Irish St., South Boston, Va. “Pete.” First Year: Private Co, “A,” Football Team, Baseball Team, Intramural Sports, Monogram Club, Honor Roll. Sa UE eeeen BIDEN S25) cas sp stoetealis ev wiaig a scamno ARN ee vin-oreleerese 610 Maiden Lane, Roanoke, Va. “Cye-ball.” First Year: Private Co. “A,” Football Team, Baseball Team, Intramural Sports, Monogram. Club. | 4S TUTE SNM IT it AWE ERNU A cs rty. cciliriesiprs she, + 3 a ofWterd erenoyernjc cbelale ote 954 Donague St., Staunton, Va. “Stup.” First Year: Private Co. “A,” Football Team, Boxing Team, Monogram Club, Intramural Sports. 2 SUA ss NAA ERNE TAR et ci, oon ores avor'e on claceie'y vlan ristagaza wyaytisye 853 25th St., Newport News, Va. “Mike.” First Year; Private Co. “C,” Junior Basketball Team, Junior Baseball Team, Tennis Team, VA SGRORW ROBES RS SANTO ie sectiem edits ac veined dee ev apesninare eb onyelane Ohl Middleburg, Va. | “Bob.” Second Year; Private Co. “D.” : THOMAS; MASON DRUMMOND... 00. 6s. codsnnse ee sctine 1701 N. Oak St., Arlington, Va. “Tommy.” Fourth Year: Corporal Co. “D,” Minnow Football Team, Monogram Club. APHIS, WiC TW SVNIL: TNR tetera teen Ie aR ce TERI. ceric Charlottesville, Va. 2 | “Tullie.”” First Year: Private Co. “C,’ Baseball Team. . ern Pe Ve eV VGA ed Re QINIIAGY, © TUR Gn, 9-5 iecetecwi oat ait pd yoaecdbien els 532 E. Main St., Rock Hill, S. C. oe HEY, “Kay.” Second Year: Corporal Co. “B,” Treasurer Ciceronian Literary Society, Mon- | ogram Club, Boxing Team, Winner Powell Athletic Trophy ’39, Assistant Advertising Manager Recatt, No Demerit Certificate, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, Cotillion Club, Final Ball Committee. Did not complete the entire year, 02 WeNISIRGES Re BETEGINAROY.” Se! iain. gheva pan barca oS slergpels eeesysoutiee WG a 620 Rugby Road, Charlottesville, Va. “Hank.” A Member of the Graduating Class. First Year: Private Co. “B,’ Honor Roll, Cavalry, Fencing Team. Second Year: Corporal Co. “B,” Honor Roll, Fencing Team, Medal for the Highest Average, French Medal, Monogram Club. Third Year: Sergeant Co. “A,” Honor Roll, Fencing Team, Track Team, Intramural Sports, Spanish Medal, Mundin Scholarship. Fourth Year: First Lieutenant Staff, Honor Roll, Captain Fencing Team, Track Team. WESC OMIO SE PETRA NIK wa, 5 Gaiey 3 aterm a pete aera 168 White Horse Ave., Trenton, N. J. “Sub.” Third Year: Corporal Co. “A,” Manager Boxing Team, Fencing Team, Tennis Team, Peep Football Team. - E WADTERS, aENRY CLAY. gcse bbe eaeebc ge Sionsrohage! 2 4 Fm Halliehurst Hall, Elkins, W. Va. “Stogi.” A Member of the Graduating Class. First Year: Private Co. “A.” Second Year: Corporal Co. “B,” Football Team, Wrestling Team, Monogram Club, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, Recatt Staff, Baseball: Téam, Intramural Sports. Third Year: Lieutenant- Quartermaster Staff, Honor Committee, Treasurer Y. M. C. A., Boxing Team, Baseball Team, Intramural Sports, Declaimer’s Medal. Fourth Year: Captain Quartermaster Co., Honor Committee, Cap tain Football Team, Captain Boxing Team, Intramural Sports, Associate Editor Bayonet, Literary Editor Recatt, Secretary Y. M.C. A., Monogram Club, AWE RT lial BRO B YAO) BV, Qe, SOR AURA te eRe ge moaT Cerro in 708 Braxton Place, Alexandria, Va. “Duke.” First Year: Private Co. “A,” Fencing Team, Cavalry. WOE RE Sse NON GO NERY ¢ cass. dete erecta eat 404 Whitaker Mill Rd., Raleigh, N. C. “Bee.” Second Year: Sergeant Co. “C,” Basketball Team, Tennis Team, Honor Com- mittee, Secretary Cotillion Club, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, Sports Editor Recatt, Honor Roll, Golf Team. WILSON MEBONARD NM... cede lates hs so ead ele ake eae 806 Grant St., Charleston, W. Va. “Porky.” Second Year: Private Band, Junior Varsity Basketball Team, Minnow Foot- ball Team, Camera Club, Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Intramural Sports, Tennis Team. WINSLOW, WAV ID CROW EL Dis coe ndeatte wordt 2119 Overlook Rd., Cleveland Heights, O. “Dave.” Fourth Year: Private Band, Bible Class, Glee Club. NVALAN EH PN (MILARVIND OM ccutltit ca. sex many duet ae intra aetas «ee 84 W. 94th St., New York, N. Y. “Red.” First Year:'Private. Co, “C.” WV@E be NOLUN SIP ERED. copia abe dorsal loc cald ose Satins a esigh 302 14th St., Charlottesville, Va. “Smooch.” Second Year: Corporal Co. “A,” Swimming Team, Monogram Club. NO Isat O NINO) TOREUINT stent cnokagai dite voth ded ate tunsth eee kare rae meget a we eOceae dy sce om Tron Gate, Va. “Tike.” First Year: Private Co. “C,” Peep Football Team, Boxing Team, Baseball Team, Monogram Club, South Atlantic Prep and High School Boxing Runner-up, 127-pounds. YG OUTING OTN stay suits s wyathaw Bsr ws lauoriits-w a alaiieeariely wx. ere 9009 109 Connecticut Ave., Lynchburg, Va. “Hiro.’? Captain Co. “A,” Football ‘Team, Monogram Club, Intramural Sports, Honor Committee, President Student Body, Ad Astra Per Aspera, President Y. M. C. 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Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
