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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1942 volume:

ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF CADET CORPS AUGUSTA MILITARY ACADEMY Fort Defiance ...... Virginia UI CUICHTIOL WE entered in time of Peace, WE leave in time of WAR. We, the Staff of the 1942 Recall, dedicate this | war publication to THE AUGUSTA MEN IN THE SERVICE | To those who were in the service and have retired or been killed, to those who are now in the service, and . to those who are going into the service, we wish to donate this small token of our appreciation of the real honor and glory they all deserve. Either on land, in the air, or on the sea, they are all fighting for the same common cause. Long after we grow old, the principles set forth in this book will still be respected and looked up to. We will always “Remember Pearl Harbor.” FOREWORD ve as a re) and N= —= é willl impartial, chron of hécoous pf the schag| ie il b@ett xe égi | : eee ‘ M: . { is ad = 4 later yoGes Gh recatking C beth : RX y Re f , i to usta ADMINISTRATION ATHLETICS CLASSES ACTIVITIES MILITARY SOCIAL and HUMOR Book Ore ADMINISTRATION COLONEL ha; ROLLER, graduate of the University of Virginia, has been co-Principal of A.M.A., head of lan- guage department and head of the classifica- tion department for almost an equal length of time. The cadets hold Colonel Roller in great respect for his understanding and considera- tion of the individual cadet. MAJOR C. S. ROLLER; JR., graduate of V.M.I., the Commandant of Cadets and co-Principal of A.M.A., has, for over forty years been head of the Mathe- matics and Science Departments. Together with this, he has been head of the athletic department, a staunch friend of every cadet, a guiding light for everyone. P - ‘ ‘ - - : MAJ. WARREN S. ROBINSON LT. COL. ALLEN L. FULTON MAJ. WILFRED B. WEBB Asst. Commandant and Instructor BOM oS. OP, Instructor in English in. Mathematics CAPT. ‘J. CYRUS McCUE, JR. CAPT. MARTIN G. MANCH CAPT. M. B. RODERICK Instructor in Physics Instructor in Music Instructor in Spanish MAJ. McCHESNEY YARBROUGH LIEUT. PAUL V. HOOVER LIEUT. WILLARD A. CRAFT Post Adjutant Instructor in Latin Instructor in French LIEUT. JOHN E. KASUNICH SERGT. ARTHUR N. WILSON LIEUT. HUGH M. DAVISSON Instructor in Mathematics PPA OP OM: SAS Ie Instructor in History LIEUT. RAGNO LIEUT. T. M. DOWNIE LIEUT. G. M, BROOKE Instructor in Mathematics Instructor in French Instructor in-English LIEUT. G. W. BROWN DR. W.-C. ROLLER LIEUT. SAMUEL S. WALES Instructor in English Post Physician Superintendent Buildings, Grounds LIEUT. J. W. FONTAINE Post Steward - MISS FLORENCE McCORMICK Post Nurse CAPT. RUSSELL FIFER Assistant Post Adjutant MISS ANNIE THOMPSON Post Dietitian Book Cwo CLASSES OFFICERS OF THE STUDENT BODY Minor Knox Guerrant Hamilton This Cadet Corps was headed by Cadet Hamilton as President of the Student Body. He and his assistants, Cadet Minor, Vice-President, Cadet Guerrant, Sec- retary, and Cadet Knox, Treasurer, devote very much of their time to aiding the corps and making it the best corps ever to attend A. M, A. Many of our extra activities were obtained by these men. Due to the excellent conduct of our corps this year, little unpleasant work was required. We all take our hats off to them, They have a special place in the heart of every cadet. SENTFORS ALPER, MORTEN a “Abeie” is a good natured fellow of pleasing personality whom we ail expect great things from. His fine showing in football and his great boxing season have helped to make “Abe” a popular barracks gentleman. If Wytheville is on the map, he helped put it there. BEAM, GEORGE “George” in his three years at Augusta has piled up more honors than any other cadet in a similar period of time. His ready wit, and good looks will insure success in any field he may | Pp AN chose, As an officer, gentleman, a friend and a | he! leader, he will be remembered for a lifetime. BEARD, RUTLAND “Limey,” during his two years’ stay with us has staunchly upheld the British virtue of thor- oughness. He is a friend you can always depend upon, so to a fine student with a good-natured smile, we sorrowfully bid him ‘“Tally-ho.” 1942 BERRY, WILLIAM “Bill, a third year cadet, was off to a slow start, but this year he made quite a showing of himself. His work as a member of the Honor Committee was fair and just. His record as a swimmer was enviable. Last but not least, was his outstanding football performance as a begin- ner on the varsity team. Good-by and good luck. CORT, JOHN “John,” ex-John Powers model, has made many girls swoon at his glance. His leadership in the band was outstanding. We know we have been bidding adieu to a “killer.” DEAN, DONALD “Duck” came here four ago as a mere duck- ling, and is leaving quite a grown man; that is his past. His future holds many bright moments. Industrious and witty, we bid farewell to Donald Dean. SENIORS EVANS, WILLIAM “Will” became one of the most popular cadets in his three years at Augusta. He is by far the best-natured boy we’ve ever met. His patriotic enrollment in the United States Air Force will always be remembered at A.M.A. Happy land- ings, Will—we recognize a future officer when we see one, FOX, PETE Not much can be said about such a quiet boy as Pete, but those that know him best have found his sterling loyalty undiminished. As a “B” Com- pany corporal he did a fine job and we are sorry to see him depart from old Augusta. FURBER, GEORGE P. George, with his Boston accent and Yankee habits, will long be remembered as an honor stu- dent. We wish him great success at Harvard next fall. Good material will never go to waste. - 142 GUERRANT, MORRIS “Punchy” has seen many handfuls of leather in his five years at Augusta. Captain of the Box- ing Team and good looks are sure to recommend him well at the University of Maryland. May the Champ always wear his crown. — HAMILTON, ELBERT “Unk,” most military of our cadet corps, is, out of ranks, easy to get along with and happy- og 1 go-lucky. President of the Student Body, big brother to everyone, Unk leaves us a fine example of American Youth. His qualities of leadership will stand out in the hearts of all as a Lieutenant in our United States Army. HANKEY, STACY “Stacy” lived up to his name by grinning bash- fully through his three years at Augusta, Silence is golden, however, and we know he will achieve great acclaim as a youth entering life. aq 4 SENIORS HARRYMAN, C. B. “Bunky,” a quite young member of the gradu- ating class, is a dead shot with a rifle and will force his way into anyone’s heart. May his ex- perience on the rifle team aid him in later life. So long, Harry. HEILMAN, OTHMER A glowing tribute to “Ott” paid by the cadets and Staff of the RecaL for his untiring nimble fingers. His service as a typist has been beneficial to everyone from Major Roller to the cadets themselves. His pert remarks reflect a winning personality. To a fine student, we sorrowfully bid good-bye. HINES, ANGUS “Angus,” our photographer friend, attained his goal by becoming Best New Cadet of 1941-'42. This insurance of a successful future is only part of a brilliant life ahead. With the last click of the shutter, we say good-bye to Angus Hines. Ge ders HYER, WALTER “Wat’s” two years at Augusta were accented by his participation in almost every type of Junior varsity sport. Seeing him go is one of the saddest things that we have to experience. INGRAM, HENRY LEWIS To “Dumbo” we say this—“‘your good nature and fine figure will always remind us of every- one’s friend, you.” Though you eat a lot, your humor will always make up for it. We know you're worth your weight in gold. We bid good- bye to one of our Tar-heels. KEESLING, DON Our highest praise to Don as a member of many of our winning teams. Don, excelling in academic and military life, paints a bright future for some girl’s life. We regretfully see Don em- bark on the sea of life. Bon voyage. SENIORS LANE, WILLIAM Wonder-Boy’s flashing performance on our basket-ball team was rewarded by being selected a member of the All-State Basket-ball Team. Tall, good looking, and good natured. We regretfully say good-bye to Bill Lane. LANGSTAFF, JACK. . “Peanuts” is another good article in a small package. Ace decorator of our gym. You could always find him hanging dangerously from a rafter, helping to make our dances a success. So long, “Shorty,” and the best of luck. LINSTONE, BOB Most. popular with the ladies as.well as the cadets, accented by his personality, wit, and good looks made Bob a sure bet for a great success. Achieving more in his three years at A.M.A. than any other third year man, we pay homage to a leader. Need we say more about a swell, good natured fellow? 1942 LYON, BILL Bill started his career at A.M.A. five years ago as one of the biggest triflers Major Roller has seen in forty years. This year Bill has really turned over a new leaf, accepting responsibilities as an officer of the Ciceronian Literary Society and a Lieutenant in “B” Company. Working hard as Art Editor of this RecaLi, and we ex pect Bill to come out on top in the end. MAHONE, WORTHINGTON Better known to the cadets as “Tex.” Out- standing in athletics. He was elected captain of the track team and his football ability will always be remembered at A.M.A. MASON, LEMUEL : “Bud” is quite a studious fellow and M.L.T. is sure to have a boom season with this donation from A.M.A. We feel that Bud is an insurance -of success. He doesn’t need luck, he just needs a chance. SEN ORS MINOR, JOHN Vice-President of the Student Body, First Captain, President of the Y.M.C.A., second most popular old cadet, best Commissioned Officer, Best Student, who could help but love and admire our highest officer, our best boy, John Bolling Minor. MITCHELL, LEONARD “Stud,” outstanding basket-ball player and per- manent member of the Honor Roll. You have shown us that you are okay both in academic life and on the athletic field. You have the stuff to put it over, so good luck, Bill. MOORE, J. E. ’ “Jimmie,” a sergeant in the band, has in his second year at Augusta created a great vacuum in Captain Manch’s band room. Well liked by the teachers and academically inclined, we know that Jimmie will be a succes s in later life. to42 POLE, CLARK The resemblance between Clarke Gable and Clark Pole does not stop at the: similarity in names, but reflects magnetic personality. A quiet, well liked boy, with a facility to make friends, will, we are sure, aid him in later life. PAPERNICK, JAMES “Paper,” one of our Pennsylvania boys, kept the entire corps in good spirits by his ready smile and easy wit. When he leaves it will be Virginia’s gain and Pennsylvania’s loss, however, we are looking forward to meeting him again. SANDBERG, LANE “Gabby” has been talking his way out of col- lege algebra and into the hearts of the cadets once again. Fred Astaire of Augusta and Don Juan of the third stoop sinks. We regretfully part with the friendship of a great boy, Lane. a SENIORS SMATHERS, JAY “Jerk”’—Studying to follow in his father’s foot- steps. Has a knack of talking his way out of any situation. His qualities of leadership will not go unheeded. STAPLES, CRAWFORD “Craw” came to us with a reputation from his brother “Pete” as a fine boy. He has exceeded our biggest hopes. Third best New Cadet, a gen- Uleman, and a scholar, we bid farewell to him. STULTZ, “ZEPH” “Zeph,” our mighty eater and outstanding ath- lete will triumph in any field due to his magnetic personality. “Zeph” in his three years at Augusta has proved that he will make ‘“good”’ in life. 1942 VASS, FRANK Appearing five times in our Cadets “Who's Who,” Frank, our neatest, politest, best corporal, best N.C.O., and third most military cadet, leaves us to stride forth into a troubled world. To crawl over obstacles is one of his finest virtues. We know that every cadet at Augusta will miss his presence, but as we all know, all good things must come to an end, VIDNOVIC, STEPHEN A.M.A.’s finest athlete and Pennsylvania’s “best boy” is a brief sketch of “Steve” and his eventful career. Some time in the near future we will read of Steve’s accomplishments on the All- American Team; we sorrowfully bid good-bye to one of the finest boys that we have ever met. WOLF, JOHN “Shep” has not been heard of too much because of his confining his presence to the C.W. bar- racks. “Shep” is a good sport, however, and his continued success is evident. AGUILERA, G, BERENS FAGG GARDNER GEORGER HARRISON HIGGINS KAHN SARRICKS MIDDLETON McATEE POWELL RICHARDSON SMATHERS, B. SULELE WILSON, L. GRAPE BAIR BEAM, W. BELL, E. C. BOOTHBY BROOKE BRYAN CLAY _ COEN CONSTANTINE COTTON DALY DANIEL DAVIS DAWES DONOVAN EBORN ELLEN BERGER FARBER GRANDA GREENE HAWKINS HAYCOX HEALEY LAYNG, G, LEATHERMAN LOUGHBOROUGH LAYNG, T. MARROW MARSH McOWEN McCREADY PRESTON PURSWELL ROBERTS ROBERTSON SAUNDERS, R. SAVAGE SHOPE SILVERMAN SMALL SMITH, G. STUART SURRETT WARNER AIRHEART ALPER ALVAREZ, A. ALVAREZ, J. ALVAREZ, M. ANDICKO BARBEE BARBER BARRETT BAUMGARDNER BERRY, C BLACK BOOTH, G. BOOTHE, A BOWERS BREWER, D. BREWER, R. BRODIE BURDEN BURGE CAGE CHAPMAN CLEDE | COLLINGWOOD COSTA CREMINS CROSS DANIELS, R. DePRIEST DORSK DOUGLASS EVANS, J. FIELD FULTON FUNCK GAULD GIDDENS _GRINNELL GROTEN GUGGENHEIMER GUYNN HADEN HARRELL HAYCOX, W. HOCKMAN HEDRICK HOLCOMB JANSING JOHNSON JONES RA � KAUFFMAN: KNADLER EE LEIGH LEPCHIZ LOFTUS MALCHENSON MOORE, T. MOODY McCASKEY McGLOON NOE OSER OWEN PAGE PHILETPS PONTON REGER REXRODE RODRIGUEZ RYAN SAUNDERS, E. H. SANDERS SIMPSON SMITH, J. SNOW STANLEY, J. STANLEY, L. STANLEY, T. STANSBURY STIFF SWING TARECHIE TAYLOR THOMAS, M. O. THOMPSON TRENTON THORNHILL TUTWILER WALKER WASCO WEED WEST, C. WHESE SS: WHEELER WHITTLE WRENN WRIGHT WYATT YOUNT Book Chree MILITARY Set. Harryman Set. Suttle Set. Heilman Set. Georger | Pi Wu sae For the past two years A. M. A. has been very fortunate in having Major Allen L. Fulton as our Professor of Military Science and Tactics. He has worked enthusiastically for our benefit and we all realize and appreciate this. On returning from our Christmas vaca- tion the corps was proud to see Major Fulton, Lieutenant-Colonel Fulton U. S. Army. We foresee the day when we will be as proud of Colonel Fulton as we are now ir, COL FULTON of General MacArthur. Lt. Ragno, Maj. Robinson, Lt. Brooke, Col. Fulton, Capt. McCue, Lt. Davisson, Sgt. Wilson COMPANY “A” Sponsor Mrs. S. W. Minor Captain First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant First Sergeant John B, Minor Robert T. Linstone Fred B. Berens William G. Evans PLATOON SERGEANTS SERGEANTS Cadet Aguilera, G. Cadet Davis Cadet Sandberg Cadet Vass CORPORALS Cadet Beard Cadet Hawkins Cadet Bell, E. C, Cadet Ransom Cadet Daly Cadet Miller, J. PRIVATES Cadet Alper ' Cadet Haycox, F. Cadet Stansbury Cadet Alverez, J. M. Cadet Jordan Cadet Tarichie Cadet Barrett Cadet Knadler Cadet Thornhill Cadet Black Cadet Larner Cadet Weed Cadet Brewer, R. Cadet Lepschiz Cadet West, C. Cadet Cage Cadet Moore, T. Cadet Wheeler Cadet Cremins Cadet Oser Cadet Whittle Cadet Cross Cadet Purswell Cadet Wright Cadet Dorsk Cadet Sanders Cadet Costa Cadet Fulton Cadet Staples Cadet Yates FIRST PLATOON SECOND PLATOON Sponsor Master J. F. Smathers COMPANY “B” eee - Captain First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant First Sergeant Jay B. Smathers William A, Lyon George P. Furber C. Norris Harrison PLATOON SERGEANTS SERGEANTS Cadet Oakey Clay Cadet Sarricks Pole CORPORALS Cadet Small Cadet Brooke Cadet Eborn Cadet Andico Cadet Airheart Cadet Baber Cadet Bowers Cadet Bryan Cadet Clede Cadet Depriest Cadet Grotan Cadet Guggenhimer Cadet Guynn Cadet Healey PRIVATES Cadet Hines Cadet Jansing Cadet Leigh Cadet Lyon Cadet McCaskey Cadet Mitchell, L. W. Cadet Hockman Cadet Mason Cadet McCue Cadet Robertson Cadet Rodriquez Cadet Warner Cadet Stuart Cadet Fox Cadet Spiess Cadet Stanley, D. Cadet Trenton Cadet Vidnovic Cadet West, T. Cadet Young Cadet Warner Cadet Evans, J. Cadet Chapman Cadet Smathers, J. FIRST PLATOON es oe . SECOND PLATOO}D COMPANY “C” Sponsor Mrs. Hamilton Captain First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant First Sergeant Elbert F. Hamilton George A. Beam Charles M. McAtee Henry L. Ingram PLATOON SERGEANTS SERGEANTS Cadet Gardner Cadet Keesling Cadet Mahone Cadet Mitchell, L. W. CORPORALS Cadet Grape Cadet Leatherman Cadet Hyer Cadet Preston Cadet Saunders, R. Cadet Picklesimer PRIVATES Cadet Brackens Cadet Granda Cadet Noe Cadet Boothby ’ Cadet Green, E. Cadet Saunders, R. Cadet Booth, G. Cadet Haden Cadet Stanley, J. Cadet Burden Cadet Haycox, F. Cadet Sterrett Cadet Coen Cadet Holcomb Cadet Swing Cadet Collingwood Cadet Kauffman Cadet Thomas, M. O. Cadet Craun Cadet Langstaff Cadet Thomas, R. Cadet Douglass Cadet Lane Cadet VanPelt Cadet Fleming Cadet Loftus Cadet Walker Cadet Funk Cadet McCready Cadet Wasco Cadet Giddens Cadet Moody Cadet Wyatt FIRST PLATOON SECOND PLATOON COMPANY “D” Sponsor Mrs. P. C. Knox Captain First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant _ First Sergeant William R. Knox Zephinial P. Stultz Henry L. Aguilera Stacey M. Hankey PLATOON SERGEANTS SERGEANTS Cadet Thomas, M. Cadet Fagg Cadet Higgins Cadet Perkins CORPORALS Cadet Farber Cadet Richardson Cadet McOwen Cadet Smith, G. Cadet Middleton Cadet Loughborough PRIVATES Cadet Alvarez, A. i Cadet Gordon Cadet Field Cadet Alvarez, M. Cadet Duffy Cadet Steinberg Cadet Barbee Cadet Harrel Cadet Stanley Cadet Beam, W. Cadet Hedrick Cadet Thompson Cadet Brodie Cadet Owen Cadet Taylor, J. Cadet Berry, C. Cadet Rexrode Cadet Laying, G. Cadet Clere Cadet Ryan Cadet Manning Cadet Constantine Cadet Shope Cadet Wilson Cadet Daniels, R. Cadet Saunders, E. Cadet Barber Cadet Garber Cadet Smith, J. Cadet Snow FIRST PLATOON ‘4 BAND Sponsor Mrs. J. Cort Captain First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant First Sergeant John Cort William T. Berry Leonard B. Wilson Gordon B, Ambler PLATOON SERGEANT Cadet Donovan SERGEANTS Cadet Badenoch Cadet Moore, J. FE. CORPORALS Cadet Bair Cadet Marrow Cadet Kahn Cadet Savage PRIVATES Cadet Barker Cadet Johnson Cadet Wrenn Cadet Baumgardner Cadet Silverman Cadet Marsh Cadet Boothe A. Cadet Stiff Cadet Grinnell Cadet Burge Cadet Papernick Cadet Jones, W, “BAND” For years A. M. A. has always had a band. Little credit has ever been given it. The boys in it deserve very. much credit, for they spend a great deal of their time practicing and learning to drill and being responsible for their rifles. They have to keep the instruments in first class condition and they don’t stop practicing when drill is over, but always continue for an hour or so. We take this time to thank you boys for your sweet tones of music that flow from your horns and hope that our band will always be on top. Captain M. P. Guerrant Lieutenant Quartermaster W. T. Berry First Lieutenant S. W. Wolf STAFF Sponsor Miss Bonnie Roger First Sergeant R. C. Powell Sergeant Major M. Suttle, Jr. QUARTERMASTER COMPANY Captain Sponsor E. B. Cabaniss Miss Ada Cox Captain Lieutenant M. P, Guerrant S. W. Wolf First Sergeant R. C, Powell PLATOON SERGEANT SERGEANT Cadet Cotton Cadet Surrett CORPORALS Cadet Daniel, J. Cadet Roberts PRIVATES Cadet Grinnell Cadet Malchenson Cadet Surrett Cadet Jones W. Cadet McGloon Cadet Tutwiler Cadet Keister Cadet Phillips Cadet Simpson Cadet Reger Suttle Evans, W. Tlarrison Ingram Hankey Ambler Powell, R. Sandberg Sarricks Gardner Thomas Donovan Cotton Aguilera, G. Clay Mahone Ransom Savage Higgins Georger Davis Pole Mitchell, L. W. Keesling Fagg Moore, J. Vass Perkins Heilman Beard Brooke Grape Farber Bair Smith, G. Loughborough NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS Daniels Roberts, E. Bell Eborn Hyer McOwen Kahn Harryman Dawes Daly Stuart Leatherman Middleton Hawkins Small Preston Richardson Picklesimer 2 S,., | ATHLETICS Mayor Rotter, Adviser LIEUTENANT Crart, Director ATHLETIC DIRECTORS Major Roller has been head of the athletic department ever since he began teaching at A. M. A. He is the adviser and directs the athletic program. Lieutenant Craft was appointed Athletic director in place of Major Deane, who was called into active service. With the athlete fee, which has been included in the tuition, he has equipped us with the best equipment in all sports. Besides this, we have had a full schedule of sports and intramurals. May in the years to come, he be as successful as he was this year. The football team had an on and off season and a tough schedule. We started the season with what looked like a fac- simile of last year’s team, by defeating Hargrave M. S., 27-7. Then we dropped a heartbreaker to Massanutten, which was the result of injuring several key- men, M.M.S.—7, A.M.A.—6. The team then went to Washington to defeat Char- lotte Hall, 21-7. We dropped our next game to a powerful S.M.A. eleven, 25-0. Our third defeat came, when a blocked punt spelled touchdown for a scrappy Suffolk High Team. On Thanksgiving Day our team defeated Fishburne M. S. in one of the most exciting games of the year, 19-6. We ended the season with a loss to Fork Union, 27-0. Se ala FOOTBALL —, F. Hamilton Captain Miss Anne Hamilton Sponsor ly Le heKasanich Coach Wi We vn Lieutenant Craft Assistant Coach Vidnovic, Dorsk, Stultz, Cross, Hamilton, Evans, Cotcoan, Noe, Mahone, Gauld, Airheart - Stanley, D., Ingram, Higgins, Lepschiz, Clay, Davis MEET THE LETTER MEN CAPTAIN “HOPS” ADAMS—Tackle—Hops is one of our best men, but a leg injury in the early part of the season kept him from being the ball player that he was last year. Despite this injury, “Hops” was in there fighting his heart out every minute that he played. CO-CAPTAIN HAMILTON—Guard—‘Ham” is a dependable guard with the spirit of a Dodger fan. The bigger they come, the harder he'll hit them. His true A.M.A. spirit brought our team out of many a tight spot. ZEPH STULTZ—Guard—‘Big Zeph” is one of the toughest guards an opponent ever bucked. He was better known to the team as “Stonewall” Stultz. FULTON COTTON—Center—‘‘Footie” is a flashy center if you have ever seen one. He intercepted as many passes backing up the line as our opponents completed in several games. His pass from center is as true as an arrow. TEX MAHONE—End—‘Tex” is a ten second man who can drag down any pass he can touch, He is also known throughout the state for his defensive ability. BILL LARNER—Back—“Bill” is a shifty back with plenty of football in him. Bill dragged down quite a few of the opponents’ backs behind their own line of scrimmage. BILL BERRY—End—“Bill” was indeed a coach’s dream at end. His defensive and offensive ability made him one of the outstanding players of the team. FRED CROSS—Back—“Whitey” can run, pass, kick and do anything else vou can expect froma player. He is as shifty as a woman driver and twice as fast. BILLY NOE—Back—‘Rabbit” was a very dependable back. His shifting ability brought us out, of the fire many times, CHARLES JORDAN—Tackle—‘Tuft” Jordan showed natural ability in his first year on the varsity. “Tuff” will probably be the outstanding player of next year. BOB DORSK—Back—“Bob” was slowed down a bit by a bad knee injury, but still too good for the opponent. When Bob got into a broken field you could chalk up‘a touchdown. STEVE VIDNOVIC—Back—Steve was probably the outstanding player of the year. He was the brains of the team and was the only player to play every minute of every game. Steve is all football player and a ten second man to boot. WILL EVANS—Back—A potential All-American if the Army doesn’t get him. GEORGE BEAM—Manager—George was very popular with the boys and a very efficient manager. JOHN KASUNICH—Coach—Although “Teno” did not receive a Major Monogram, he deserves one, for in his heart he played every game and he is prob- ably still playing some. He never missed a practice. MINOR MONOGRAMS Minor Monograms were awarded to the following men: Al McCue, a depend- able back; Staples, one of our best substitutes; Lepschiz, a guard of more than average ability ; Smathers, B., next year’s first string tackle ; Smathers, J., a block- ing back who is plenty tough; Joe Loftus, an end who can really snare a pass; Jack Baumgardner, a tackle with some punch, Jack Airheart, next year’s varsity guard; Clacky Walker, a smooth running back for next year’s varsity ; Dick Clay, one of our best substitute tackles; Bob Linstone, candidate for All-American Water Boy. Dorsk, Vidnovic, Cross, Noe Evans, Ingram, Stultz, Cotton, Hamilton, Davis, Mahone JUNIOR VARSITY Booth, G., Aguilera, Stuart, Tarichie, Trentou, Wilson, L., Hines, Mitchell, L. W., Jansing, Haycox, F. Sanders, Moore, T., Hockman, Holcomb, Clede, Farber, Lieut. Davisson MINNOWS Stanley, I., Daniels, Alvarez, M., Alvarez, A., Shope, Coen, Beam, W., Berry, C., Brodie Thomas, M. O., Stanley, T., Haden, Wasco. Green, Knadler, Field, McOwen, Miller, Stanlev, L. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL The Junior Varsity Football team of 1941 had a good season even though the schedule was a short one. The highlight. of the year was the victory over a great Fishburne team, 19-6, The season began with a 13-0 win over Stuarts Draft in which the boys stowed a great team spirit. Their playing ability increased, and in the next game with Stuarts Draft they registered a 31-0 victory. The only loss was suffered at the hands of S.M.A. by a score of 33-0, Combining a strong line with a great backfield led by Jack “Flash” Holcomb, this year’s team was really outstanding. MINNOW FOOTBALL TEAM The Augusta Midgets put up a fine showing even though they did lose more games than they won. The season was opened with the V.M.1. Juniors of Lex- ington, which ended in a 6-6 tie. Ernie Wasco rade history by scoring the first tally of the season, Next V.S.D.B. came to Fort Defiance, and in the final quarter they pushed over three touchdowns to win 19-0. S.M.A. was our next opponent and although we outweighed them we kept our victory score 19-0. V.S.D.B. was next met on their field and this turned out to be a scoring contest with Augusta coming out on top by a score of27-13. Much credit must be given to Lieutenant Paul Hoover for his untiring efforts m to lead his proteges to victory and success. Lieutenant Craft Coach Possessing some of the finest basketball material ever in evidence at Augusta, our quintet came through a difficult schedule with an excellent record. The team ex- hibiting ability and skill in all depart- ments of the game started off the season by losing to superior teams but came back in the latter half to defeat teams that at the beginning had defeated us. Our ability was much in evidence when we lost by the margin of two points to the high school and military champions of the state, Hargrave and Newport News. Two cadets brought added fame to the blue and white banner of A.M.A. when Bob Cremins and Bill Lane won the much coveted places on the All-State Prep School Mythical Quintet. Much credit must be given Coach Craft for his untiring efforts in developing the better material and uncovering promising new talent. Mike Suttle’s crude attempt at man- ager kept the coach and team in good spirits throughout the year. BASKETBALL E. B. Cabaniss Captain Miss Davy Glovier Sponsor BOXING Captain McCue Coach With the two remaining letter men of last year’s team, Captain Guerrant and Tom Warner, as a nucleus, our capable boxing coach, Captain McCue, turned out a well balanced team. Considering the type of this year’s schedule and our per- formance in each of the contests we point with pride to our successful season. Captain Guerrant turned in his second year of being undefeated and brought his number of wins to nine, three of them being by knockouts. The regulars on the boxing team were Lee, Knox, Tarechie, Warner, Guerrant, DePriest, Alper, Wheeler, Donald Stanley, Costa, H. E., Adams and Dorsk, Others who saw action were J. Moore, Healey, Brooke, Larner, Jones and E. Roberts. Lee and Guerrant, A.M.A.’s lone entrants in the South Atlantic Prep Tourna- ment held in Charlottesville, emerged champions in the 110 and 127 Ib, classes, for the second time. M. P. Guerrant Captain SEASON RESULTS Plaomavenlyb eNeranu Oe. VASO MIEGAS Bhi. get oe 4Y, Millerschook 4... 3 A.M. WARP eee eons ais 7 A. M. Uitivapon Via a. 5 A.M. NOinivs “ONE Cees aay) MI VERA cat ais ores 5% A.M. Miss Jean Davis Sponsor Cort, Dorsk, Warner, Guerrant, Knox, Costa, Furber, Lee, Alper, Wheeler, Tarichie | SWIMMING S. W. Wolf Mrs. Wolf Captain Sponsor Although handicapped by lack of a pool due to water shortage, but blessed with wonderful prospects, A.M.A.’s swimming team turned in an enviable record. The highlight of the season came when Captain Wolf added another pool record in the Quadrangular Meet held in the S.M.A. natatorium. A.M.A, holds every record held in the S.M.A. pool. SEASON RESULTS IMMENSE P hal Bit cha TAY Coys ae ee 23 PREMERA tie jsitive Gewese nig ee iene ¢ 43 Pasi ue My eS tc siecteh altners ware a ps 29 PAW MIVA G Arictiaties paged aihors al avsra aah 37 SUAUTIVOME MIA MUN TT tia eeteretian yas aca 47 SMU Nin conte eaitac® Sotey Seam rane aume 19 Wniversity “Vinginiae. 56. .6csa. 23 PUN Ns Bi. Noa cueracs Ease aaneaeus ees 42 Mighburmepive: (S52 eauwitda cadens 31 OPI DAC ve, hecene satan am aera 35 C. B. Harryman Miss Kay Danza Captain Sponsor RIFLE TEAM The A. M. A. Rifle Team of ’41-’42 under the expert direction and leadership of Staff-Sergeant A. N. Wilson, and the able management of Cadet Whittle, had a most successful season. After a string of record breaking scores, the team reached the height of its achievements by winning the William Randolph Hearst Trophy. Cadet C. B. Harryman, team captain, turned in the highest score ever recorded at A.M.A. Prior to this, in a match with Staunton Military Academy, the team fired the highest combined score on record at Augusta. As a reward for their brilliant effort Major Roller, Commandant and Athletic Director of the Academy, saw fit to award the team a “major monogram.” In addition to this, another great honor was bestowed on the team by the presentation of the coveted Hearst Trophy and individual medals. Fleming, Burge, Harryman, Hawkins, Small, Sgt. Wilson, Collingwood, Whittle, Daly, Marsh, Clede 4 : = eames, Zoe Stultz Miss Anna Stultz Captain Sponsor FENCING Fencing became a recognized sport this year. It enjoyed the best year in the history of the sport. Practice was begun under the capable tutelage of Lieutenant Paul Hoover, assisted by Lieutenant Ragno early in December. Shortly before the Christmas leave, the V.M.I. Freshman team met A.M.A. and went down in defeat by the score of 10-8. Towards the end of January Woodberry Forest came to Augusta and were swamped 7-2. A week later V. M. I. was met again; we won 11-4. North Carolina Freshmen were defeated 12-3. Woodberry was next met and here we were almost defeated, but Stultz came through and broke the tie to win 6-5. The next evening the Varsity team from V.P.I. journeyed to Fort Defiance and nosed us out by a single point for our only defeat of the year. In our last meet with North Carolina we ended our season by defeating them for the second time 8-1, Small, Linstone, and Stultz won top honors in scoring for this season. Captain Sponsors J. Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Daniels BASEBALL The baseball team started the season off with a, bang by defeating Middle- townHi 11-6; Washington and Lee Freshmen nosed us out in the next contest 5-4: we came back to swamp Fishburne 16-2; S. M. A.’s highly touted team was held to 5-4 win; then again we won from Virginia 11-4. Some of the cadets responsible for this successful season thus far are Capt. Daniels, Cabaniss, Ellis, Brackens, Holeomb, Vidnovic, Thomas, Keesling, Dorsk, Berry, Berens, Staples and McCue. This squad has what it takes to give Coach Kasunich a most suc- cessful season and we are confident that they will live up to our expectations. Captain Sponsor W. T. Mahone Miss Mina Matthews THE TRACK TEAM The Blue and White Racers were slightly handicapped when their able and outstanding coach, Lieutenant Craft, was called away suddenly by the Navy. Despite this, their untiring efforts have brought out definite ability and skill. The first meet was a triangular meet with Woodberry Forest and R.-M.A. which resulted in our defeat by a very strong Woodberry team, We then journeyed to Bridgewater where we easily defeated them. We lost the next meet to Univer- sity of Virginia Freshmen. Captain Mahone, Lepchitz, Wright, and Purswell participated in the Annual State Meet in Charlottesville. THE TENNIS TEAM The season is just beginning and the prospects for this sport look very good. Six of last year players have returned: Captain Small, Harryman, Smathers, J., Stanley, D., Fox, and Wilson, L. They will be aided by Baumgardner, Swing, Knadler, Alper, Smith, J., Langstaff, Stanley, T., and Haden. Major Webb has brought forth wonderful material and we are confident of a victorious season. Beam, G., West, C., Heilman, Higgins, Costa, Yates, Stansbury, Holcomb, Trenton, Booth, Lt. Davisson, Jansing, Lepschiz, West, S., Georger JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Not to be overshadowed by a great varsity team, Augusta this year had a highly successful Junior Varsity basketball team. It showed great form in winning seven and losing five games. Coached by Lieutenant Hugh Davisson, it gave a good account of itself in every game it played. Some of the highlights of the season were the two wins over Staunton Nisley Academy and the defeat of Shenandoah College second five, 62-32. Jack Holcomb, the team’s leading scorer, stood out with 22 points in this game. To show their appreciation of his excellent coaching, the team gave Lieu- tenant Davisson a beautiful gold trophy. J. V. BASEBALL Constantine, Shope, Daniels, Alvarez, A., Coen, Groton, DePriest, Thomas, M. O., Green, Lee, Fagg, Field, Garber, Lt. Brook, Mason, Andiko, Tarichie, Alvarez, N., Lt. Ragno GOLF Speiss, Mitchell, L. W., Coen, Stanley, T., Collingwood, Sandberg, Linstone, Whittle INTRAMURALS Intramurals in boxing, wrestling, swimming this year have achieved great Under the direction of Lt, Craft they had a fine program and medals Keesling Stultz Ellis Cotton Evans, W. Moore, J. DePriest were awarded to the following: Tarichie Brooke Wolf Vidnovic Johnson Shope Robertson Leatherman Marrow Book Five ACTIVITIES Major Roller, Captain McCue, Lt. Wales, John Minor “AD ASTRA PER ASPERA” “To the Stars Through Difficulty”—the motto of our school. Major C. S. Roller, Jr., organized this fraternity in 1924 and it has increased by ten new mem- bers each year. The fraternity is composed of those cadets who have risen to the top through difficulties. It is the sole aim of every cadet at A.M.A. to become a member and we do not hesitate to say that any cadet who can acquire this honor will become a great success in later life. The present faculty members are: Major C. S. Roller, Jr., Captain J. Cyrus McCue, Jr., and Lieutenant Samuel S. Wales. The cadet member with us this year is John’ Minor, who received this great honor last year. May every person who wears the Ad Astra Pin always remember dear old A. M. A. Vidnovic, Cotton, Davis, Vass, Berry, W., Stultz, Linstone, Smathers, J., Cabaniss, Knox, Guerrant, Minor, Hamilton “THE HONOR COMMITTEE” The men elected to the Honor Committee are considered the most reliable, most honorable, and most dependable men at A.M.A. These men hold the highest, yet the hardest office in school. Each man has a difficult duty to perform, for sometimes he must decide the future of a cadet who has gone wrong. Their main principle is to try to make a boy, not to break him, ; The officers of the Student Body are automatically made officers of this com- = mittee. Therefare, Cadet Hamilton became President, Cadet Minar, Vice-Prest- dent, Cadet Knox, Secretary, and Cadet Guerrant, Treasurer. Two cadets elected from the fourth year class were Cabaniss and Smathers, J.; third year class were Stultz, Linstone, and Berry, W.; second year class Vass, Davis, and Cotton. The new cadet elected this year as adviser was Cadet Vidnovic. ce Minor, Major Webb, Mrs. Robinson, Hamilton. Davis, Vass, Cort, Heilman, Donovan Y¥. mM. C. A This year Cadet Minor holds the high office of President and he has done an excellent job. The efficiency and co-operation of Cadet Hamilton made him Vice- President, Cadet Vass as Secretary, kept the minutes and notes, while Cadet Davis controlled the office of Treasurer. Other members of the Y.M.C.A. Cabinet who made it a success were Cadets Cort, Heilman, Donovan, and Eborn. To Mrs. W. S. Robinson we wish to express our sincere appreciation for her interest and attendance at all our programs. Without her as our pianist, the “Y” would not have been what it was. We find it difficult to express our g ratitude to Major Webb, who was always ready to encourage us in anything we under- took to do. Smith, Guggenheimer, Rev. McBryde, Leatherman, Fagg, Field, Daniels, R., Hockman, Haden, Trenton, Haycox, F., Savage, Weed BIBLE CLASS The Bible class is one of the outstanding organizations at Augusta. It was started several years ago for the purpose of teaching the cadets something about the Bible. The class is purely voluntary, however, many cadets attend regularly. The class meets each Thursday evening under the direction of Reverend J. M. McBryde, pastor of the Old Stone Church. He deserves a great deal more credit than is given him, for he is always anxious to give each member his full co- operation. The classes are always very interesting and various questions are assigned each member for discussion. The entire class joins in the discussion, making the meeting beneficial to the boy and also the entire group. Much credit is due to the officers of the class who took much interest in helping it progress. Cadet Leatherman was selected as President, Cadet Savage as Vice-President, and Cadet Eborn.as Secretary. G. A. Beam J. B. Minor Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Miss Virginia Prestwood Miss Mary Nesbit Sponsor Sponsor THE RECALL STAFF The Reca.y is the only record a cadet can get with all the happenings throughout the year which brings back the memories to him after he leaves this school. We have tried to the best of our ability to give you these happenings, especially this year, on account of the war, we have tried to present you with the best Recai possible. The Recatt Staff was under full direction of their editor, George Beam. This year he rose from Advertising Manager to Editor-in-Chief and carried a double load on his shoulders on account of the change in Faculty Adviser. We owe him a great deal of credit for his fine work and leadership. However, he was assisted by Advertising Manager Bob Linstone, and the other members of the staff. The staff got off to a good start, after some time had elapsed, and after many nights work they finally succeeded in doing a very good job of turning out a fine RECALL. John Minor was Business Manager and did a very good job for the time he had to spare. Bob Linstone secured the advertisements for the book, being well assisted by Mike Suttle. Bill Stuart handled the directory, which is a difficult job, and Frank Vass really kept his pen busy for the Social and Literary sections. The art king, Bill Lyon, truly spent some time on the different sketches throughout the book. As you can notice, he can really draw. Other various features were handled by Guerrant, Fagg, and Hines, who played an important part in our publishing this RECALL. Last again, but very important, is Ott Heilman, whose second year as typist really kept the paper rolling off the press. We want to thank Ott for his fine work. THE STAFF GEORGR UAW BAM: Gratis ¢ A Gin nak oa fx Deena arenes Worle wwe ie HAP cara Editor-in-Chief pl CummN le eID: pec caay. MeedoBie’ oo hotnrha tasers ao ANE ae Busmess Manager ROB Egle MB UNGSROINEE et) wavs belebiwi A e awerng inter s1us ,dyoetelie aneneneede he Advertising Manager NITE TENE De SUPE MIREIS scp ein aug 4 faa sia eR hen ete ced Assistant Advertising Manager AWABUTD ALINE, (Bie TEL SUA NIC) a re a eR ea or Sports Editor WAVSTIBTUAINC IR. TESTO irs Oe Mee ar eet eee cree ge Art Editor VIG SOE OI GAIIOANINGD 8 Si pcayn sh dod vieds ois wimbag vine eansie dsateasse weld Assistant Art Editor RERUIG TUNG WEAGHS St ne a Sa ea Social and Literary Editor WAV ATTIC DANROMEIRRS (ST U0A0 0 er orn Snr errs hee arene a Directory Editor TICES IOS SIEU eyes 51 area a ee ee Associate Editor PNG MEL NBS eye teiectie ln sons Sade Aas Ga Sie ays GEMM Ged ae Vly melee « Photographic Editor (Ea TA HE EN AUN meee Tlie secede. seg! ON. 4 sop a wath ens whorecare Dictapa Dol h ERLe HAE AM Type Editor 3ill Knox, Bob Linstone, Will Evans, Bill Lyon! CICERONIAN LITERARY SOCIETY The Ciceronian Literary Society, one of the oldest in America among Prep- School circles, was founded by Professor Charles Roller, the father of our present principals. It has progressed from its modest beginning and has become an integral part in the school activities. Most of the cadets begin to miss the meetings and debates in the middle of the month, but at the end of the month everyone is again pleased when Major Roller announces, “During the sixth period there will be a meeting of the Ciceronian Literary Society.” The success of this society can be traced to our very able President, Bill Knox, who took time off from his other many activities to preside over every meeting with the assurance of a veteran, The Vice-President, Will Evans, was a fine officer, helping the President to the best of his ability. As Secretary, Bob Lin stone worked hard and diligently, performing each of his assigned duties well throughout the entire year. The Sergeant-at-Arms, Bill Lyon, completed the officers of this efficient or- ganization. To Major Roller, our Faculty Adviser, we extend our gracious and sincere thanks. He has taught us the rudiments of parliamentary procedure and has given us a background for future public speaking. The question for debate at the final meeting of the society was, resolved: The United States Should Have Declared War on Germany at Same Time England Did. On the affirmative side were Cadets Evans, Smathers, Berens, and on the negative were Cort, Stultz, Suttle. SENIOR CLASS AGH ORME R sts crblns AO Ute oso wend eatwib in hI wie «ete a! Stes oos President af iieetglembr teint Otten Seal eke inen-o 'v wiv eld eorslacdes bse ora a WGlhigs Oboe sue We NR es hs Vice-President ERR SOMALI Stains ox cv a: ng. gaining ots Marcy wack Sundmnd yw we oN Secretary and Treasurer Bl Petree ys Petrone Lares pais. eaten ams Marve PR ee wy adaaaars aes Historian The 1942 graduating class of Augusta was very large, consisting of thirty- six cadets. Many of these cadets were officers in the cadet corps and will have to be replaced by cadets returning next year. Most of these cadets expect to serve as officers or enlisted men in the U. S. Army. Augusta is one of the finest schools in the country and we know that these thoroughly trained graduates will speak well for our honor school. The class was organized under the capable direction of Lieutenant-Colonel Robinson and the officers elected were: Cadet Minor, President ; Cadet Hamilton, Vice-President ; Cadet Smathers, Secretary-Treasurer, and Cadet Knox, Historian. We know that these men will greatly be missed and we wish each and every- one all the success in the world. Beam, G., Lee, Guerrant, Alper, Stuart, Noe, Costa, DePriest, Stultz, Warner, Cabaniss, Mahone, Staples, Linstone, Daniel, Small, Cort, Wolf, Ellis, Berens, Smathers, J., Beard, Keesling, Tarichie, Cotton, Evans, W., Cross, Berry W. MONOGRAM CLUB Our Monogram Club this year functioned as an exclusive organization. This year we have a smaller number of members than we had for the past six years due to the restrictions our athletic director put on winning a major monogram, We have at last achieved an organization you have to “put out” to belong to. The season was highlighted by the annual monogram initiation and informal monogram dance at the final exercises. Book Six SOCIAL AND HUMOR THANKSGIVING DANCES LEADER J. B. Minor WITIL Miss Jean Ray FOUNDERS’ DAY BALL LEADER G. A. Beam WITH Miss VirGInta PREsSTWooD THANKSGIVING DANCES We opened our social season of the year with the Thanksgiving Dances. Many thought these to be the best dances of the year. These dances were led by Cadet Minor with Miss Gene Ray of Danville, Virginia. The music was furnished by Ted Ross and his orchestra and the gym was decorated beautifully with corn- stalks and crepe paper to give it the Thanksgiving fashion. FOUNDERS DAY BALL Since there was not any Alumni Weekend, every one looked forward to the greatest day of the school year history, Founders Day, May 8. On that night the Founders Day Ball was held, being led by Cadet George Beam, accompanied by Miss Virginia Prestwood of Staunton.;,assisted by Bob Linstone, accompanied by Miss Joan Bennett of New York. The gym was decorated differently than ever before. The orchestra stand was placed in the center of the gym floor with the cadets and their dates dancing around it. The music was furnished by Jimmy Doman and his orchestra from Winchester. LEADER J. B. SMATHERS WITH Miss Carotyn BALL at vali se “DEFENSE DANCES” As a climax to our Winter Social Activities we had, instead of our usual Mid-Winter Dance, Defense Dances: Due to the present world situation we thought these dances to be more appropriate. The object of these dances was to secure enough money to buy a defense bond for a child whose father was killed in action on the attack of Pearl Harbor. The music for the formal dance was furnished by Joel Palmer and_ his orchestra, which was opened by a short military figure, led by Cadet Smathers, J., With Miss Carolyn Ball of Staunton, Virginia, assisted by Cadet Vass with Miss Anne Reaves of Galax, Virginia. Jimmy Dorman furnished the music for the informal dance on Saturday night. These dances were enjoyed by many cadets as well as their parents. The gym was beautifully decorated with flags of the United Nations with a machine gun emplacement in front of the orchestra stand to put it in the patriotic fashion. ! LEADER E. F. HAMILTON WITH Miss Jean Davis FINAL COTILLION CLUB BALL After a series of successful dances throughout the year, the Cotillion Club ended the season with the Final Cotillion Club Ball. This great event was led by the President of the Cotillion Club, “Unc” Hamilton, with Miss Jean Davis of Washington. The gym was decorated with the beautiful American Flags and the floor was well occupied by cadets and alumni with their dates. The music that thrilled the group was by Dan Gregory and his well-known orchestra. This dance was featured by the presence of many girls from the cadets’ respective home towns. The Cotillion Club did an excellent job of providing entertainment through- out the year and its efforts were sincerely appreciated by the corps. Minor, Beam, G., Leatherman, Sandberg, Linstone, Suttle, Langstaff, Vass, Smathers, President Hamilton COTILLION CLUB This year’s Cotillion Club has proven itself to be one of the most efficient in many years. The officers worked very hard to give the cadets the best dances possible and it can truthfully be said that all the dances were very successful. Cadet Hamilton was elected President, Cadet Minor Vice-President, Cadet Smathers, J., Secretary, Cadet Beam, G., Treasurer. Much credit should also be given to the cadets on the committee, which included Cadets Cabaniss, Linstone, Vass, and Suttle. The social season included four formal dances and an informal every two weeks. FINAL BALL LEADER J. B. Minor WITH Miss Jean Ray ASSISTANT LEADER E. F. HAMILTON WITH Miss Caro. Lee HrcKock Long before the election of the President for the Final Ball everyone knew who would be elected, because there was really only one cadet in school who was worthy. of this high office. Cadet Minor was elected with an overwhelming majority and he chose as his assistant Cadet Hamilton. The Ball was opened with the military figure, led by Cadet Minor with Miss Jean Ray of Danville, Virginia. He was assisted by Cadet Hamilton with Miss Carol Hickock of Pennsylvania. The figure was directed by Major Robinson, who gave up hours of his valuable time to make it a success. Royce Stoenner and his famous orchestra furnished the music and during intermission, a supper was served in the Sunken Gardens. The gym was beauti- fully decorated with blue and white crepe paper, under the skillful supervision of the President. Soft lights and sweet music completed this picture. As the sun sinks over the mountain and the sound of “Auld Lang Syne” dies away, the Final Ball of 1942 comes to a close. John Minor, Earl Cabaniss, John Cort, Bob Linstone, Jerk Smathers, “Unc” Hamilton, Frank Vass, Mike Suttle, George Beam, Bill Knox FINAL BALL COMMITTEE As John Minor was elected leader of Final Ball and “Une” Hamilton as ’ his assistant, he chose the following men on his committee: George Beam, Bob Linstone, Earl Cabaniss, John Cort, “Jerk” Smathers, Frank Vass, “Mike” Suttle, and Bill Knox. Under his supervision the committee worked hard in decorating the gym, sending out bids, and arranging for the midmight supper on night of Final Ball, along with other minor details. We owe a great deal of praise to these men for providing us with the wonderful Final Ball and we will always remember them. Minor, Papernick, Reger, Oser, Stiff, Beard, Savage, Wrenn, Cort, McCaskey ORCHESTRA The A.M.A. Orchestra, organized under Luther Stiff and headed by their leader and business manager, John Minor, were really solid jive. Their success was due to their faculty leader, Lieutenant McChesney, who was called into service. The Cotillion Club owes a lot to the orchestra, for our informal dances really were enjoyed by the cadets and their dates. Outstanding features of the band were “Brack’? McCaskey and his drums, supported by “Toad” Stiff and “Bill” Johnson, who both play mean saxs. The trumpet section was ably handled by ‘“Squint” Savage and “Stud” Wrenn. Vocalist Lieutenant Bill McChesney really made the girls look twice. He was later replaced by Bob Linstone. Their greatest success was at Waynesboro at the Minstrel Show. They were “the talk of the town” for some time. CADET WHO'S WHO Most Popular Old Cadet lst—LINSTONE | 2nd—MINOR 3rd—EVANS, W. Best Commissioned Officer Ist—MINOR 2nd—HAMILTON 3rd—SMATHERS, J. Best Officer of the Day Ist-—-SMATHERS, J. 2nd—BEAM, G. 3rd—SUTTLE Best Corporal of the Guard Ist—VASS 2nd—DAVIS 3rd —CLAY x HAVE A CIGAB, PEROWS Yots Fet) Ack. Whose AoNiIN © thi Peace pie BY off meé!? Biggest Ladies’ Man a 1st—LINSTONE 2nd—SANDBERG 3rd—BEAM, G. rM Good AT MARBLES Tso. Best Athlete : 1lst—VIDNOVIC ; : 2nd—CROSS 3rd—NOE Best Built Ist— LOUGH BOROUGH 2nd—FOX 3rd—VIDNOVIC Biggest Eater Ist—STULTZ 2nd—SMITH, G. 3rd—INGRAM Best Non-Commissioned' Officer lst—VASS 2nd—DAVIS 3rd—SUTTLE Biggest Trifler 1st—LYON 2nd—BROOKE 3rd—GAULD Most School Spirit 1lst—HAMILTON 2nd—GEORGER 3rd—COTTON Lasiest Cadet ISt—-MTECHELE, L. ‘D. 2nd—ALVAREZ, J. M. 3rd—GROTEN FowARD oH DEAB it shipped ooT oF M HANKDES MARCH! Best Dancer Ist—STA PLES 2nd—SANDBERG 3rd—COSTA Done Most For School Ist—MINOR 2nd—HA MILTON 3rd—KNOX ae 4% Neatest 1Ist—VASS 2nd—SUTTLE 3rd—MOORE, J. E. ie, WALT. x RALEIGH “ was a ay, PRR 2 : Politest Ist—VASS 2nd—BEAM, G. 3rd—MINOR Biggest Woman-hater Ist—GEORGER 2nd—POLE 3rd—STERRETT Best Student lst—MINOR 2nd—MANNING 3rd—HEILMAN Wittiest Cadet Ist—COTTON 2nd—LYON 3rd—LINSTONE Most Bashful Cadet lst—STERRETT 2nd—HANKEY 3rd— LOUGHBOROUGH = Sy vt XN Se AT EXST ECSTASY Ne — DEAT } sg ia aM he BuT Boe woRM. OIDEAR NO NOT ThATH! hee C - EMBRACE PNG Ww OscAR | Most Military Cadet Ist—HA MILTON 2nd—Tie— BEAM, G—SUTTLE 3rd—VASS Best Natured Cadet 1Ist—EVANS, W. 2nd—LINSTONE 3rd—SUTTLE Best-looking Cadet 1st—CORT 2nd—EVANS, W. 3rd LINSTONE I Tl : =) UP BE FORE Byeuen Best New Cadet aie 1st HINES om 2nd—STANLEY, J. 3rd—STAPLES O. C—Capratn McCue O. D.—Cabet STERRETT C. G.—Capet Beam, G. O. G.—Capbet LINSTONE reported Report Reporter Alper—Creating disturbance after taps by fighting S.M.A. fights at Ee (MO INET Seraee, Tesi abn bois. ¥'s: bc Sect ‘nerve ah Pt Bove oR vol danas alone Seer Airgas: SRD ats OLA. Beam, G.—Refusing to pay rent on phone-booth (Heh, heh, heh)...... Lt. Ragno Beard—Skipping drill to take four o’clock tea and crumpets..........+... Omi Berry, W.—Refusing to be “farmed out” to J. V. Baseball team. ...Lt. Kasunich Cort—Continually complaining about the little men who play pool with OS DELOPENENCIT EVES) a cn cote a ee ceu ede wnadee ey gee Ten Rey. Brown Dean—Hampering water supply by taking bath.................55. Lt. Downie Evans, W.—Attempting to put Lake Mary on map...............+45: Eee Crat Fox—Coming to ranks in bathing suit..............-. coaptinaaeba ate Lt. Davisson Furber—Being from’ Boston. ......0. 60M 4 oes rine ae eee a Ue eee dees Lt. Wales Guerrant—Throwing up his guard to Maj. Roller when saluted by SANG Seg Ne Pere Caml x Ss es ph wsnoo cs esas so hole GL eres Com ol or Aan Des Oe Maj. Roller Hamilton—Having chevrons tattooed on chest.........-- sees ee eees Dr. Roller Hankey—Neglect of duty by failing to change Knox and other juniors’ CU AIMGR OME eee sie Ske aabnn a «64 Ace Zab mara alaeh Ea eel ure Mine ae Maatarel Lt. Harman Harryman—Tampering with U. S. mail by reading fellow cadets’ post CAEGIS tonto OMT a ee Aree ere eee Lc ere are aa Maj. Shorts Heilman— Disturbing barracks by typing all night long.............. Maj. Roller Hines—Running through front arch at 3:00 a. m. on way ROMER er CS gates Sivieta bed ay suscep Mra ae Eye Were hike bow a: + Ghenkustieys Capt. Roderick Hyer—Certifying to anything that comes along.............+.. Maj. Yarbrough Ingram—Attempt to collapse Maj. Roller’s gymnasium by walking CES AUS MRE Ne ciare teas oni Maen ah Gera ate stra Meee [eela wor idyefs Gover aie Gelato Maj. Strong Keesling—Allowing self to become overexposed to Ole Sol...... “Mother Mac” Lane—Signing Monday permit “Wonder Boy”...........0.seseeees Capt. Fifer Langstaff—Being built too close to the ground...............++0055 Maj. Yates Linstone—Wrecking social life of school by continually getting Cheamtinule lid Gates POrCAdetS se die wae o ie nv a duane MUNG! Maj. Webb Lyon—Engaging in fisticuffs with commandant in sinks of academic Ditidiag Srd PETIOd i ed ee calc wees bee Satna Hm RE eR Maj. Roller Mahone—Training on cigars, beer, and milk during track season... Maj. Robinson Manning—Disgracing graduating class by graduating in same......... Lt. Ragno Mason—Not being able to find feathers for machine-gun nest........ Set. Wilson Minor—Assumption of military authority as O. C. by reporting Capt. Roderick for sneaking along 3rd stoop..........2+-eeeesees Capt. Roderick Mitchell, L. W.—Putting picture of self on bulletin board........... Col, Fulton Moore, J. E—Fancying self as boxer......... sess eee e ee eee eee Capt. McCue Pole—Assumption of authority by taking situation in his OUI ENC SP OM ec le ayig saad es Le e Pcluacinysphiekerausiia ts NOTES UNET ia a el emeaeavr et Maj. Yates Papernick—Continually standing up for his rights as a tax-payer..... Lt. Brooke Sandberg—Wearing sword and sash to bed............-- as Sie ToS gs PAS Lt. Wales Smathers, J—Trying to run Maj. Roller’s school. ............+45+5. Col. Roller Staples—Not being able to climb out of South Boston rut...........-- Lt. Craft Stultz—Losing fight to faculty member with deadly weapon.......... Lt. Ragno Vass—Wearing same pair of pants two days without having same GLI oC CAMEO erro was stage bal upieteece ores MMaiN aia sone ns Si wietover nerd O44 Rev. Brown Vidnovice—Going AWOL in costume of Superman............+--- Lt. Fontaine Wolf—Throwing corps into confusion at setting up exercises....... Sgt. Wilson ' “MOTHER MAC” By Cavet RoBerT FARBER To Mother Mac the best of all, To Mother. Mac who cannot fall; To Mother Mac dear and true, To Mother Mac and only you; To Mother Mac who cannot fail, To Mother Mac, Hail! Hail! Hail! She mops the throat and bends the knee, The Holy One, praise be she; And straightens the room all day long, But while she does this she sings a song. To the medicine cabinet she goes, Mopping the throats and fixing the toes. If you are ever sick in bed, Mother Mac’s there to feel your head. To Mother Mac dear and sweet, To Mother Mac who can’t be beat. All this goes to Mother Mac, Mother Mac can never go back; She stays up late every night, And, Boy oh boy, she’s not tight— Who brings the smiles right through the tears; Whose present hopes conquer fears; Whose smoothing touches can banish pain; Who brings the sunshine right through the rain. DIRECTORY ADAMS, i dha | IES aussie hottnTale ina a arco anes 192 W. Greenwood Ave., Lansdowne, Pa. AGUILERA, EINORIOMIEY 68S TER AAINY, Scns: oie cmcetbirsip eo ha he P. O. Box 575, Havana, Cuba “Aggie,” Fourth Year: Second Lieutenant Co. “D,” Swimming Team, Fencing Team, NCI ARG OR GER ce sca goanue ctl ce anarsselen acayn'e'p eurainnerts ae 3 P. O. Box 575, Havana, Cuba “Spic,” Fourth Year: Platoon Sgt. Co. “A,” J-V Football, Swimming Team. AIRHBART, ANDREW JACKSON, JR ws wiccsol sss 420 Allison Ave., S. W., Roanoke, Va. Jack: First Year: Private Co. “B,” Football, Fencing, Track. CATE ers Ze END AUNI OOM... 3c. senses, ode tiene made Sa lrowlarg Republica No. 130, Comapiey, Cuba “Pee Wee,” First Year: Private Co. “D,” Minnow Football, Minnow Basketball. ALVAREZ, OD IGEM, oc ycvat tee orp adas nny wusa womb uaand Calle 12 Rpto. Miramar, Habana, Cuba “Pepe,” First Year: Private Co. “A.” AUG ARSE Zi, RUNG Beles JAS css 5 onan Gene 8g 6a eerie RE Pacific Place 18, San Juan, Puerto Rico TAY First Year: Private Co. “D,”. Minnow Football, Minnow Basketball. JU PTSIRo MORTON OSCAR crs ay Ritenain tally domtedan dee So anaase eaeas hosters Wytheville, Va. “Morty,” a Member of the Graduating Class, First Year: Private Co. “A,” Boxing Team, Honor Roll, Tennis Team. AMBLER (GORDON BARBOUR 06: sock cece esenoals 2221 Monument Ave., Richmond, Va. “Joe,” Third Year: First Sgt. Band, President Glee Club, Leader of Cadet Orchestra, Honor Roll. SEEM FORGED OREN Ma. div 4.8 9-4 Wlopwcasd « aoeisra-wvelaavere GaeGAe oly ae t 431 Stafford Ave., Erie, Pa. ANDIGKOyOSHPE GEORGE «cee ysiasws hers semitone 21 Second. Street, Trenton, N. J. “Joe,” First Year: Private Co. “B.” Aya sa RESUMES NOR Rh s,s shasta. of svaislace snihataict a Sater otedsidlainomind aes livre ional Box 206, Gap, Pennsylvania “Hookie,” Second Year: Corporal Band, Flying Cadet, Bible Class. PLS eM ALS MIRAE CAIUAUIRAION Goe Ss Aitksocsa csanks ss a.B.Vru8 aaron deed audacecivanes R. F. D. No. 4, Staunton, Va. BAIOBNOGE WUEELAM Bo ac seenis cwebeateie vate’ 3203 Kensington Ave., Richmond, Va. BARBER €DAUDE BARCLAY TDs iccasuecsieiep ae vierecsiasenys H-7 Raleigh Apts., Raleigh, N. C. “Claude,” First Year: Private Co. “D,” Honor Roll. BARB Rea WHINGEINNL: 5 jas datlacen hea ae aieead baemnes Birdneck Point, Virginia Beach, Va. “Vin,” First Year: Private Co, “D.” GEIR S FESR COI): Jee yarn ded aye sutacea!s ee Ba summa 411 Buckhanna Pike, Clarksburg, W. Va. “Sherwood,” First Year: Private Band, Intramural Winner. FE VOAE RAEN LSS IsIO UN) SHIN Ps Ely YAN GE EAEU says « v-scvy y oimansteca a ecepra, a lehievocens-e-asee qungiuend eacace’e dona Wytheville, Va. “Joe,” First Year Private Co. “A,” Honor Roll. PIN ONIG AT DINER: SLOELIN POAGUE «ac ewan arenes vectiwe tae agian ee es Wytheville, Va. “Lard,” First Year: Private Band, Honor Roll, Varsity Football, Tennis. sae AltaGas ORGIES AVBIN VER asd oiec cessed tue 4a ayericw b Lae a dona Middlebrook Road, Staunton, Va. “Blondie,’ A Member of the Graduating Class, First Year: Private Co. “C,” Junior Varsity Basketball Team, Honor Roll; Second Year: Line Sergeant Co. “C,” Junior Varsity Basketball, Baseball, Advertising Manager of the Recatt, Honor Roll, Won Best N. C. O. Cup; Third Year: First Lieutenant Company “C,” Manager of Varsity Football Team, Member of Monogram Club, Editor-in-Chief of RecaLLt, Member of Cotillion Club, Member of Final Ball Committee, Junior Varsity Basketball, Honor Roll. BR EACIVL, VET RIE EOIN OECD VAUREDD fo. u.see scat. ececkow ed a -eree wiavenesee Middlebrook Road, Staunton, Va. “Shorty,” Second Year: Private Co. “D.” BEARD, RUTLAND DUCKED TE 0.3.5 sscedesed 4708 Chevy Chase Blvd., Chevy Chase, Md. “Limey,” A Member of the Graduating Class, First Year: Private Co. “A,” Fencing Team, J-V Basketball, Track Team, Monogram Club; Second Year: Corporal Co. “A,” Swimming Team, Honor Roll, Track Team. Did not complete year. REIL A UGEN EB COLEMAN . .occ9:0 esas seems ge wee Sats 40 Sherman Ave., Glen Ridge, N. J. “Ding Dong,” Second Year: Corporal Co. “A.” BERENS EREDERTICK We ods ccusasemess os 324 East West Highway, Chevy Chase, Md. mn “Freddy,” A Member of the Graduating Class, First Year: Private Co. “C,” Varsity Baseball Team, Monogram Club; Second Year: Private Co. “B,” Varsity Baseball, Mono- gram Club; Third Year: Sergeant Co. “A,” Baseball Team; Fourth Year: Second Lieutenant Co. “A,” Baseball Team. BERRY, CHAPMAN ete ah nasa Br di cans ty SoH cha cake eae 511 Evanswood Pl. Cincinnati, O. “Chappie,” First Year: Private Co. “D.” BIRR. VIRDEE OMIANS — Te sip od stcemteciene ooo viewers oaG a oleate erases Bassett, Va. “Bill,” A Member of the Graduating Class, First Year: Private Band, Swimming Team, Baseball Team, Monogram Club; Second Year: Corporal Band, Swimming Team, Base- ball Team, Monogram Club; Third Year: Lieutenant Quartermaster, and Drum Major, Football Team, Swimming Team, Honor Committee, Monogram Club. NEG AGN IED OS hei cine xeg 14, closaieial @ kaw 9 a a Ralegho ayaa SS MOlLS 105 Jackson St., Woodberry, N. J. “Blackie,” First Year: Private Co. “A.” BOOS (Gi OMG MN eRe acs sss orate ot sas senorwrels 6 285 4s Rem aE Ha OMKEERNR Rocky Mount, Va. “Doc,” First Year: Private Co. “C,” J-V Football Team, J-V Basketball. BOOREIBY, JOPRINGEMBR BIBRED coc. .acieqers esq teal 5050 Lowell St., N. W., Washington, D. C. “Booty,” Second Year: Private Co. “C,” Peep Basketball Team, Minnow Football Team. BOO AM sles, MAURIE WIIINer SUSE ORC Lad ERs. tare avaters ssaseroiorate’ wys: 054% weeniere ai -4.4 wi near Virginia Beach, Va. “Art,” First Year: Private Band. BOVIS Vaile ANNI SERAUR WEY 3.2. querdlavavoiwuorolaieiove es, 8 oa waren Sugar Grove, West Virginia ' “Bill,” First Year: Private Co. “B.” (DIREC WWAERy ss Oh ey ele Ga OR Gr ss isos a 4.4 5.4 pm bedareng O00 9.4 lo bimndidnn Preston, Oriente, Cuba “Bob,” First Year: Private Co. “A.” BRODIE, ZEBULON JULIAN | susncceacsiies 1209 Farragut St., N. W., Washington, D. C. “Zebe,”’ First Year: Private Co. “D,” Minnow Basketball BROOKE, JOEIN: MORGAN, JRi sensed ows case 2228 Mt. Royal Terrace, Baltimore, Md. “Mole,” Second Year: Corporal Co. “B,” Rhetoric Medal, Intramural Winner, Boxing Team. BIRSVONIN A GEPAIMISEES WV ss Sind cnx ds od adsuuueas Lal eA 645 Churchville Ave., Staunton, Va. “Bud,” Second Year: Private Co. “B.” i BURDEN, BLAINE HAMILTON............... 6000 13th St. N. W., Washington, D. C. “Brainsy,” First Year: Private Co. “C,” Minnow Football Team, J-V Fencing Team. ( LETRA CCG gO) ELSI MLEANESD, oe. zona tg vin era sodzo nowy aawon acd alee wRortoalnn OM Morningside Estate, Macon, Ga. “Boo,” First Year: Private Band, Rifle Team. CAEN TES Sry eNOS tite tas Pe gG inky baowid di wees tren each eloh ay id ge em adeelare he McLeon, Va. “Cab,” Fourth Year: Captain “CW” Company, Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, Cap- tain of Basketball Team, Boxing Team, Best “CW” Cup, Honor Committee. CAGE, OREN WAAR DAIMT, JR o:c.e:sioige lee a9 ders 703 N. Second St., Martinsburg, W. Va. “Billy,” First Year: Private Co. “A,” Basketball. BCU RGIS, Be] BE) YVUILING | RP RP a ee Pe ae re ee Weyers Cave, Va. COSA MV LESANTS 1B) A - 70) 1D A ia eae ae, Se oo, erry A a Keezletown, Va. “Sourpussy,” First Year: Private Co. “B.” j CAE YG TLE AS UID pc aervaecd ovis me treeetn ws avata- @ casper sotaarbrounasacos dalbegh Slee 3102 Teal Road, Louisville, Ky. : “Dick,” Second Year: Sgt. Co. “B,” Co-captain of Fencing Team. CRED in: MENDES DAIL TIRE. oc evee ss adhueteeavaresen é Riviera Beach, Baltimore, Md. “Bill,” First Year: Private Band, Rifle Team. TEA IGE) es RH SUIS COIN cae pres dlacigetsvayscacd x etuaataad ait oesig STamatomnls us Mis owls earn Brewster, Mass. “Pep,” Fourth Year: Private Co. “D,” Track Team. QIN EASNITES: SIRIE AIRS GIG a 3 ee bs. prenat itd aca anaisty hecpamn av ove 41 Kenna St., Charleston, W. Va. “Pat,” Second Year: Private Co. “C,” Minnow Football, Peep Basketball. Did not complete year. ee AV EAUINGS NO) etree NPAC IS a ivp iG anc deh ois 40S SE Sinead aden d PREV GLEN Rea Re Lake Mary, Fla. “Smoothie,” First Year: Private Co. “B.” HEE SC ORIN WR VALNMISH ON. tb ca stows dicnaa 8 bine aatoaeelgie Bea wither Bae Valley Station, Ky. EVENNESS VOIDS EAS EE OG 5 sc satss a «suas eeric nea pwaniaelbe ca waaeers aa Lake Mary, Fla. “Will”? A: Member of the Graduating Class; First Year Peep Football Team, Boxing, Baseball, Monogram Club, Intramural Winner; Second Year: Private Co. “A,” Football, Boxing, Baseball, Monogram Club; Third Year: First Sgt. Co. “A,” Football, RecaLt Staff, Vice-President Ciceronian Literary Society. Fg Nu Gu (Sia NN Ce nt irs eee ek eer ce nc anc cotcosoecs sya pleut vied aera be wanes 610 Maiden Lane, Roanoke, Va. “Slicker,” Third Year: Sgt. Co. “D,”- Blethuen Scholarship, RecaLi Staff. FARBER, ROBERT HANSOME........... Ao ides east 3411 Ellamont St., Baltimore, Md. “Angelpuss,” Third Year: Corporal Co. “D.” AES PEEATES JE) wevvPSHAVESSIE DINING 35 ey here 6 us cer dso (o, ce io ison hops dvoueg. cd ed 141 Elm Street, Versailles, Kentucky First Year: Company “D,” Private: Minnow Football Team. ES EIN AVANTE TL ONIN y RTS SITET io asecenenasa, Oe eseca. gis ove moat wh elesdoa andbiia hoo iale HE a eeey Norton, Va. “Rusty,” A Member of the Graduating Class, Post Graduate, Rifle Team. OMG ME aM nathan sierra sate Pid $4 we mae Caw gwitieals tice FRE Strafford, Pennsylvania “Pete,” First Year: Major Monogram Winner, Swimming Team, Fencing Team, Tennis Team; Second Year: Swimming and Fencing Teams, Tennis Team, Corporal Com- “ ” pany “B. EU INS VASE STECROSB ca. scsute eiee-b wae atcntela sy 110 West Bellefonte Avenue, Alexandria, Va. “W. B.,” First Year: Company “A,” Private, Baseball Team. EUNICE CAVE Sy IB se di eat uanivuarae cle Wu acco 321 Floyd Avenue, Wasena, Roanoke, Virginia “Bert,” First Year: Company “C,” Private. JEWLERY GABOR C15 5 ee eee eee 11 Bates Road, Watertown, Mass. “Bum,” First Year: Private Company “B,”’ Dramatics Club, Honor Roll, Choir, Glee Club, Bayonet Staff, Peep Football; Second Year: Corporal Co. “C,” Manager of Fencing Team, Dramatics Club, Gruesome Club, Bayonet Staff, Honor Roll, Glee Club; Third Year: Second Lt. Co. “B,” Assistant Boxing Manager, Assistant Intramural Mgr., Choir, Dramatics Club. (COSIRUGI ER Res [iv] Eg ea at 901 Ave., H, Brooklyn, N. Y. “Bklyn,” First Year: Private Co. “D.” GARDNER. WHGEIAM Ty ccc.cedes peu cece ates rns 732 Roselawn Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. “Mouthy,” Third Year: Platoon Sgt. Co. “C,” Swimming Team. GAUILD, WARREN THOMAS.....0...6..04.su0ree cea 6926 Hampton Lane, Bettresda, Md. “Bone-head,” First Year: Company “A,” Private, Varsity Football, Swimming. GEORGER PAT RIGK EIEAL Ys scas coi secuiensba s s4eustla alae’ Box 698, Warrenton, Va. “Pat,” Fifth Year: First Sergeant Staff, Glee Club, Baseball. GIDDENS, CHARTE SS 4.5 aie Big sete vale eaten ice dL ceanhnls ieeesatd gta Norfolk, Virginia “Buddy,” First Year: Company “C,” Private. GORD GOING Ser AINE Fe enti aps a scajscate fies � bdugietn ners 38 E. Turnbull Ave., Upper Darby, Pa. “Stan, First Year: Private Co, “D:? GC RCAINUD AS ROIWAINID OW i seca s5.0 ies 3.0 ooo 9 odie 5 No. 8 entre 2 y 4 La, Sierra, Habana, Cuba “Joe,” Second Year: Private Co. “C.” GRAPE ROB RGD MD, sa sioiy supers ee sex aad emer’ 3900 Cathedral Avenue, Washington, D. C. “Grapie,” Second Year: Corporal Co. “C.” GREEN, FRANKLIN EUGENE....................525 W. 34th Street, Norfolk, Virginia “Jeep,” Second Year: Band, Private, Peep Basketball, Midget Baseball, Minnow Foot- ball. GRINNED, sREGEENRIS Dy ine oss vaulters 0234s coke de oees Clover Hill Farm, Earlyville, Va. “Dick,” First Year: Private Band, Wrestling. GROEN, CRORGE GRINDS T...... isu chuenatesees oWesien's 98 Sheridan Ave., Hohokus, N. J. “Truck,” First Year: Private. Co., “B.” Did not complete year. GUERRANT, MORRIS PERROW.......cceceececee ce 819 S. Jefferson St., Roanoke, Va. “Punchy,’ A Member of the Graduating Class; First Year: Private “CW” Co., Box- ing Team, South Atlantic Prep Champion, Monogram Club, Minnow Football, Intra- mural Winner; Second Year: Corporal Co. “C,” Boxing Team, Captain of 6-Man Foot- ball Team, Monogram Glub, Intramural Winner; Third Year: Sergeant Co. “C,” As- sistant Captain Boxing Team, South Atlantic Prep Champion, Monogram Club, Intra- mural Winner; Fourth Year: Lieutenant “CW” Company, Captain Boxing Team, Monogram Club, Intramural Winner, Peep Football, Recatt Staff, Track Team, Fifth Year-Captain of the Boxing Team, Captain of “CW” Company, Track Team, Monogram Club, Secretary of Student Body, RECALL Staff, South Atlantic Prep Champion. GUGGENHEIMER, SIDNEY ROBERT................. 4005 Maine Ave., Baltimore, Md. “Bob,” First Year: Private Co. “B,” J-V Fencing, Glee Club, Bible Class. CUNARD a OUTRO Oe i cs R. F. D. No. 3, Portsmouth, Va. “Bob,” First Year: Private Co. “B.” TLADEN (PRED MERRY MAN « 5. cesses ccsaecawacsoee, 1703 Grove Ave., Richmond, Va. “Merry,” First Year: Private Co. “C,” Minnow Football. HAMILTON, ELBERT FANCHER............. 2319 10th Ave., South, Birmingham, Ala. “Ham Unk,” A Member of the Graduating Class; First Year: Private Co. kc Boot= ball; Second Year: Corporal Co. “A,”, Varsity Football Team, Monogram Club, Track Team, President Smutt Club, Busted Aristocrats; Third Year: Color Segt., Varsity Football Team, Monogram Club, Honor Committee, Most School Spirit; Fourth Year: Captain Co. “C,” President of Student Body, President of Cotillion Club, Vice-Presi- dent of Senior Class, Secretary of Monogram Club, Assistant Leader of Final Ball, Co-captain Varsity Football Team. PELASNIRSEDY, os CaM ANDAURTETING, TUR. ic acres eer ded a tac came x SBO3 Fifth Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. “Smiley,” A Member of the Graduating Class; First Year: Private Co. “Cy” No: Des merit Sheet; Second Year: Private Co. “C,” Honor Roll, No Demerit Sheet; Third Year: First Sgt. Co. “D,” Honor Roll. FPARRDIE TL GAMUT WIESOMN... 4 cavedseescucaueee, 1400 Graydon Ave., Norfolk, Va. “Lefty,” First Year: Private Co. “D.” TED SI IRSKOUN| (CaSO! 012 iS i ar Land’s End Farm, Centreville, Md. “Chris,” Third Year: First Sgt. Co. “B,” Honor Roll. HARRYMAN, CHAUNCEY BROOKS................. 2901 Allendale Rd., Baltimore, Md. “Bunky,”’ A Member of the Graduating Class; First Year: Rifle Team, Fencing Team, Peep Football Team, Hearst Trophy Medal: Second Year: Quartermaster Sgt., Cap- tain of Rifle Team, Honor Roll. TEAOVIEGIIN Su OMEN MON ccs c 3s accraracs 4s cev dednew ewe datos 228 N. W., 10th Ave., Miami, Fla. “Beak,” Second Year: Corporal Co. “A,” Peep Football Team, Rifle Team, Intramural Winner. EEANIG OR VUE TEAM ORONEWIEIILS. . .sececce'e odes eamced cclpuv otis ces Virginia Beach, Va. “Bill,” First Year: Private Co. “A,” Varsity Fencing Team, J-V Football Team. APO IGUID GAi ecient v5.43 5 4vrs 8 ise asorg aravtvinn vera af dguiwe vawanwanad Virginia Beach, Va. “Straw,” Second Year: Private Co. “C.” FUBAILY. FRANK. BIDWARD (600 cc ios cscs cccae 1335 N. Dearborn Parkway, Chicago, Ill. “Ed,” Second Year: Private Co. “B.” HEDRICK, BENJAMIN SHERWOOD.....................5602 First St. Arlington, Va. “Ben,” First Year: Private Co. “D.” ANAT ICAI ©) IGG IRS PER ap castes «5: o 5-aryia ere. soaces:6- -4- stessiane’e ne uen'esors Ford City, Pennsylvania “Ott,” A Member of the Graduating Class; First Year: Private Co. “C,” Junior Varsity Basketball Team, Honor Roll, No-demerit Sheet, Recatt Staff; Second Year: Sergeant Clerk, Junior Varsity Football, Captain of Junior Varsity Basketball Team, Honor Roll, Recatu Staff, White Page, Y.M.C.A. Cabinet. TIIGGINGS: DON AILDGROBERT . sssiw sc cove duccav cd eccumen 208 Forest Ave., Rockville, Md. “Hig,” Third Year Platoon Sergeant Co. “D,” Varsity Football, J-V Basketball, Base- ball. Be IAT SOIR EN Ae teeth. arses « ginghatti ented g 4S cork nat 600 Schiller Ave., Akron, Ohio Did not complete year. = = HINES, ANGUS DR WAIN Go RE pce cocy 3% wacosigaitin tameeee 810 Riverview. Drive, Suffolk, Va. “Gus,” First Year: Private Co. “B,’ Honor Roll, Junior Varsity Football Team, Fencing Team, RECALL Staff. HOCKMAN, JOHN WILLIAM JR. 2... cece cece ene e eee cette teen e eens Strasburg, Va. “Hock,” First Year: Private Co. “B,” J-V Football, Fencing. HOFFMAN, CHARLES W. ......-: cere ence eee t ene neces 59 Broadway, Hagerstown, Md. HOLCOMB, JACK AUGUSTINE.............-.s00405 117 Wing St., Northville, Michigan “Flash,” First Year: Private Co. “C,” Junior Varsity Basketball Team, Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball. HYER, WALTER FITZHUGH........ 0: e eevee eer nee 3141 Grove Ave., Richmond, Va. “Wiat?,” A Member of the Graduating Class; First Year: Private Co. “C,” Second Year: Corporal Co. “C,” Track. INGRAM, HENRY LEWIS, JR. oc ccs cece seen e ser ee tee see be senses: Asheboro, N. C. “Dumbo,” A Member of the Graduating Class; First Year: Private Co. “A,” Fencing Team; Second Year: Corporal Co. “A,” Fencing Team, Choir, Gruesome Club; Third Year: First Sergeant Co. “C,” Varsity Football, Choir, Glee Club. TANSING, JOHN, CUIRRY.. ssc'es serene ary udiee os eae eg siamo pene a enies Huntington, W. Va. “Jack,” First Year: Private Co. “B,” J-V Football, J-V Basketball, Honor Roll. JOHNSON, WILLIAM AUBREY............++1. 055 438 High Street, Warrenton, Virginia “Bill,” First Year: Band Private; Orchestra, Glee Club, Intramural Boxing winner. JONES, WILLIAM W, 2... eee cece etn eect e eee tn eect ees 401 Hendren St., Staunton, Va. “Billy,” First Year: Private Band, Boxing. JORDAN, CHARLES... vice ccee rs sneve ne ce cena hs wigs venous titias cays Sv Fort Defiance, Va. “Charly,” First Year: Private Co. “B,” Football Team, Track Team. KAHN, JERRY LOEB........ cece tsetse e eee eens needs 1150 W. 3rd St., Cleveland, Ohio “Blow,” Second Year: Corporal Band, Glee Club. KAUFFMAN, RAY... eecccee cece sce enee ene tonne 4614 Roland Avenue, Baltimore, Ma. “Sap,” First Year: Private Co. “C.” KEESLING, DONALD McCLEAN........ sees eeeeeep eee tte rene senses Bramwell, W. Va. “Slugger,” A Member of the Graduating Class; First Year: Private Co. “A,” Honor Roll, Varsity Baseball, Monogram Club, J-V Basketball, Flying Cadet, Intramural Win- ner; Second Year: Corporal Co. “C,” Flying Cadet, Hlonor Roll, Varsity Basketball, Monogram Club, Baseball. KEISTER, CALVIN PETER..........:seseseeeees 630 Highland Ave., S. E., Roanoke, Va. “Pete,” Second Year: Private “CW” Company. JENA ER ROBERT (We cscs cctin cor na acer haere sheet Si 4a sagen Round Bay, Md. “Pete,” First Year: Private Co. “A,” Honor Roll. KNOX, WILLIAM ROBERT..........0.:.0esteeeees 4008 Noys Ave. Charleston, W. Va. “Bill,” A Member of the Graduating Class, Longest Attendance of any Cadet at A.M.A. ; First Year: Private Co. “D”; Second Year: Private Co. “DED”: Third Year: Private Co. -“D.” Minnow Football; Fourth Year: Corporal Co. “D”; Fifth Year: First Sgt. Co. “tT”: Sixth Year: Second Lieutenant Co. “DT”. Seventh Year: First Lieutenant Co. ep? Honor Committee; Eighth Year: Captain of Co. “D,” Honor Committee, Varsity Boxing Team, Monogram Club. LANE, WILLIAM JAMES..........:. sc ee sree nee teens 36 Emmons Place, Craddock, Va. “Bill,” First Year: Private Co. “C” All-State Basketball Team, Varsity Basketball Team, ‘Baseball Team, Monogram Club. LARNER, WILLIAM S. ......:: sees ees ee renee Fo assepsahal aoene a GIR Heel ate ieee Staunton, Va. “Whitey,” Second Year: Private Co, “A,” Football Team, Track. WANGSTABE JACK IGROSBY |. 5.0.04 + 625 Ridgefield Ave., Mt. Lebanon, Pittsburgh, Pa. “Bing,” A Member of the Graduating Class; First Year: Private Co. “C,” Junior Varsity Football. LAYNG, ANTHONY F. .......- sees eee e eee ees c-o Col, Grant Layng, Camp Claiborn, La. “Tony,” Second Year: Private Co. “D,” Medal for Reading. LAYNG, GEOFFREY GRANT.........-..-0+++ c-o Col. Grant Layng, Camp Claiborn, La. “Geoff,” Second Year: Private Co. De Did not complete. year. ANGE eta SEAS FOMEIN ARG to .a,3-adsrg. 00d Sectale nce dw @esiaesed la sl avarets Moorefield, W. Va. “Red,” A Member of the Graduating Class; First Year: Private Co. “A”; Second Year: Corporal Co, “C,” President of the Bible Class. LECOURS, EMILIO G.....Calle 12, No. 35 entre 3a y 5a, Reparto, Miramar, Habana, Cuba SE bEROIN So pec al DI TE yer oi anes ai MEN Extech an ert tele atiat Covington, Va. “Lee,” First Year: Private Co. “D,” Boxing Team, Monogram Club. TENTS Tel ACLS SIEM peyss fu eto 3 wa ea a ORE Ha es 212 E. Thornapple St., Chevy Chase, Md. “Cassy,” First Year: Private Co. “B.” TEPC PIER NROTIRTS Yor stecssece apenenw acovetens Snaarafe ainvaloe den oa wines ence ohe HN Radford, Va. “Flat Head,” First Year: Private Co. “A,” Honor Roll, Football. LINSTONE ROBERT DEBODORE.. co ss.+ccciencase 904 President St., Brooklyn, N. Y. “Pinkie Zombie,” A Member of the Graduating Class; First Year: Private Co. “B,” Minnow Football Team, Cavalry, Bayonet Staff, Honor Roll, Fencing Team, Monogram Club, Choir, Glee Club; Second Year: Corporal Co. “A,” Peep Football Team, Business Manager Bayonet, Intramural Winner, Dramatics Club, Fencing Team, Choir, Glee Club, Third Year: First Lieutenant Company “A,” A Member of the Honor Committee, A Member of the Cotillion Club, Member of the Final Ball Committee, Assistant Manager of the Varsity Football Team, Fencing Team, Choir, A Member of the Five Gruesomes, Advertising Manager of the Rrcatt, Glee Club, Secretary of the Ciceronian Literary Society, Monogram Club. JAI IRWORS | KOUSSIEL 221 Ee ge trea 104 Rosemary St., Chevy Chase, Md. “Joe,” First Year: Private Co. “C,” Honor Roll, Football Team, Swimming Team. WOUGEIBOROWMGEH, ROW oie cossa es cued act aev sane 1450 Navahoe Drive, Mt. Lebanon, Pa. “Lofty,” Second Year: Corporal Co. “D.” TEIN Gs SVNCIIEAIE TRAN TD TASTMALTIR ) cosas ww Tinsse: vavececes siete cheney 106 S. Adams St., Moscow, Idaho “Oily,” A Member of the Graduating Class; First Year: Private Co. “D,’ Minnow Football Team; Second Year: Private Co. “D”; Third Year: Corporal Co. “A,” Six- man Football; Fourth Year: Busted Aristocrats; Fifth Year: Busted Aristocrats, First Lt. Co. “B,” Track Team, Sergeant-at-Arms Ciceronian Literary Society. MAHONE, WORTHINGTON MANSON..................0 Box 153, Williamsburg, Va. “Tex,” A Member of the Graduating Class; First Year: Private Co. “A,” Football, Basketball, Track Team, Monogram Club; Second Year: Sergeant Co, “C,” Varsity Foot- ball Team, Basketball, Track, Monogram Club. MALCHENSON, PAUL DAVID ses os. cc annie 113 W. Washington St., Hagerstown, Md. “Little Baron,” First Year: Private “CW” Co., J-V Fencing. NEACN INDIGO TE OIEIEIN RY cs sis e-aberw tuners os aleterenerrss 1170 Fifth Ave., New York City “Jerk,” A Member of the Graduating Class; First Year, Private Co. “C”; Second Year: Private Co. “D,” Honor Roll. MESS He OKO Carerraang db rerinateis sae diw ot 94 Nu eaewe eee ey 725 N. 5th Street, Reading, Pa. MVE ANUS eye MGEN At Gun sla vars piesa 0.4.4 GR Gui uted ev aaa dsiualag eMda ordsasnave'a ¢ 729 N. 5th St., Reading, Pa. “Harpo,” Fourth Year: First Lieutenant Co. “B,” Basketball Team, Track, Baseball, Monogram. Club. MARROW, GEORGE BRAYTON ...............+.0+0+2++ 321 N. Lime St, Lancaster, Pa. “Artie,” Second Year: Corporal Band, Intramural Wrestling, Glee Club. Ml MRCS Ik, CIR SUBNI NISC Us, OAR RO Ant ORO ge es ee ee Crozet, Va. “Bum,” Second Year: Private Band, Rifle Team. MUNSON TEE MIDI TE SIVAT TS cocstise soca a acest-oa ae ees vlad 648 Wayne Ave., Waynesboro, Va. “Bud,” A Member of the Graduating Class; First Year: Private Co. “B”; Honor Roll, Peep Basketball. CER CZ, PIR ONED, RSI NMED cca eve ora as lpewrn sacar y aonb es hea ee 1011 Indiana Ave., Glassport, Pa. MIDDEEIPON, AMES VilCTOR cs ccsucscscteeenaveste 2446 N. Ohio, Arlington, Va. “Cats,” Fourth Year: Corporal Co. “D.” SGI CNAME Ee mE EMIM Sh destats x faa.� PSerd steeds 4 awine coos SESS 418 Arch St., Glassport, Pa. MIR: OSE ET WITSDARAIM oi. ccacesne age neces 500 Ott Street, Harrisonburg, Virginia “Joe,” Third Year: Private Company “A,” Minnow Football Team Did not complete year. ee a AISENI ORS 9 | OMEN BOIL TEIN, Gres ose, em gy sce ae o a shgecsiel AER GALE PFO Y eS Forest Hills, Danville, Va. ‘J. B” A Member of the Graduating Class; First Year: Private Co. “A,” Honor Roll, Cavalry, Rifle Team, Peep Football, Bible Class, Track Team, Best New Cadet Co. “A”. Second Year: Sergeant Co. “D,” Hionor Roll, Fencing Team, Peep Football, Y.M.C.A. Cabinet, Track, Team, Monogram Club, Best N.C.O. Co. “D”; Third Year: First Sergeant Co. “A,” Honor Roll, Honor Committee, Vice-President Y.M.C.A., RECALL Staff, Monogram Club, Ad Astra Per Aspera, Vice-President Snerd Club; Fourth Year: Captain of Co. “A” and First Captain, Honor Roll, President Y.M.C.A., Vice-President Student Body, Vice-President Cotillion Club, Business Manager REcALL, Secretary of State Y.M.C.A., Fencing Team, Leader of Final Ball. MINDGELE ILE AMIR ENCE ID. J .csmaecsccvees mares 2710 Beechwood Circle, Arlington, Va. ‘Link,” Second Year: Private Co. “B,” J-V Football. MITCHELL, IGEONARD WILLIAM... ss ciec nuns a ceeens 4805 Colonial Ave., Norfolk, Va. “Bill,” A Member of the Graduating Class; First Year: Private Co. “B,” Honor Roll, White Page, Member J-V Basketball; Second Year: Corporal Co. “A,” Basketball; Third Year: Sergeant Co. “C,” Basketball, Track. MO ODN SiGEINMRO@ BER a: csscmio deem covies ees t40o Sones Pe SomParnig caleaas Wytheville, Va. ‘Jack,” First Year: Private Co. “C,” Rifle Team, Honor Roll. MOORE? PANLESS EDWARD i. occas oda s PERT Matar n Ts 205 S. Blvd., Huntington, Wi). Va. “Jimmie,” A Member of the Graduating Class; First Year: Private Band, Minnow Football Team, Boxing, Intramural Winner, Honor Roll; Second Year: Sergeant Band, Glee Club, Boxing, Honor Roll. MOORE TOM MNI AM iss toes ces beciane eee ew 2215 Pembroke Ave., Charlotte, N. C. “Tommy,” First Year: Private Co. “A,” J-V Fencing Team. ; McATEE, CHARLES CLINTON........00...0..5 312 W. Martin St., Martinsburg, W. Va. “Mac,” Third Year: Second Lt. Co. “C,” White Page. MECASKEY. BRAXTON, EDWARD. . o. 03: wie noes dagen y 2 oe 728 E. 26th St., Norfolk, Va. “Brack,” First Year: Private Co. “B,” Glee Club, Orchestra. MiGCUiIs AOR ERD ARIS 85.5. ee od alee 80 Vaden tebe ae 921 Robertson St., Staunton, Va. “Al,” First Year: Private Co. “B,” Football, Baseball, J-V Basketball. NIGEL, IRUCEGATRID MEL = eiessine sons 5 oo sealer ses sD rarsregint eo 341 Beaver St., Sewickley, Pa. McGLOON, JOSEPH FIOWARD:. ... oe cnwceeea sabe cere 60 Henderson Rd., Fairfield, Conn, “Mac,” First Year: Private “CW” Co., Honor Roll, Fencing Team. MIGONVIEIN WADI BAIL EN 2.0.5 ae. Vosnaes aperamncae des Park Rd., Indian Hill, Cincinnati,O. “Chubby,” Third Year: Corporal Co. “D.” NOE; GHARLES “WILLIAM ...0. 0. sete te aeeas ta sep niceties Oe ate Valley Station, Ky. “Beltin’ Bill,” First Year: Private Co. “C,” Varsity Fo otball Team, Basketball Team, Baseball Team, Monogram Club. ONE CHARIBES MOMR: «scram n ewer ae yas 424 Janette Ave., S. W., Roanoke, Va. “OKE,” Third Year: Platoon Sgt., Co. “B,” Wrestling, Fencing, Minnow Football Team. OSER, BERY io: JULIAN yhicc ic cess eee et eae 5012 Huntington Ave., Newport News, Va. “Ose,” First Year: Private Co. “A,” J-V Fencing Team, Glee Club, Orchestra. OINWAESINE, AVI eI ne, acu e aasicage con auras we yarasureriniatie: okcaae 4 wane gel de 8S 617 Beverly Drive, Alexandria, Va. “Bill,” First Year: Private Company “D.” PAGES OBESE Seg (Res ac cnaiviene ais oloqinve sae 04 wind OR 1037 Spottswood Ave., Norfolk, Va. “Bobby,” First Year: Private Co. “C.” : PERKINS “WIGLTAM, TRIGEL..... ss soc aioe nee oes eugene 2252 Chatfield Dr., Cleveland, O. “Chuck,” Fourth Year: Sergeant Co. “D.” ERIE SON Se i co ses ater irae 3.9 5 dene ws HATH AveeTe 6 6208 Powhatan Ave., Norfolk, Va. “Jackson,” First Year: Private “CW” Co. TORSO MEER! ONETING Mi. Boe scsic ws iewansts. «ao a0 aisheensng Biya 1 Grosscup Dr., Charleston, W. Va. “Pic,” Second Year: Corporal Co. “C,” Golf Team. Did not complete year. HIS (Gy TERESA ey Gi ANCA IR ee , pe ecttrnae Pas oss Sone indented eea cut givumencs avaigea ee aaah ind oe Sia Hot Springs, Va. “Stick,” A Member of the Graduating Class; First Year: Private Co. “B,” Minnow Football, White Page, Best New Cadet, Co. “B”’; Second Year: Sergeant Co. “B,” J-V Football, Honor Roll. PAPRRRINTCK. AMIE SeMORIELY 5 o.cseweapacet 5730 Beacon St., Apt. 3-A, Pittsburgh, Pa. “Timmy,” A Member of the !Graduating Class; First Year: Private Band, Orchestra. POW PEE RO BERD SGON RIAD: M3. cke 5 os3 srceciuisie os 8 201 N. Washington St., Alexandria, Va. “Powellovitch,” Fourth Year: First Sgt. “CW” Co., J-V Football, Color Guard. PONTOON, PRANKS TOLBERT vrjcusy 0s du seme 212 West King Street, Martinsburg, W. Va. “Frankie,” First Year: Private Co. “D.” PRESTON. EEBNRY GRANT, TR: sos os eas Seer ee 267 Campbell St., Harrisonburg, Va. “Doololly,” Second Year: Corporal Co. “C,” Varsity Football, Wrestling. PURSE, SANE MCOATIEEOVIUIN an stares Renee wrocmuere ace 2260 Peachtree Road, Atlanta, Ga. “Sam,” Second Year: Corporal Co. “A,” Hionor Roll, Track. RANSOM, MATT WHITAIGER TID... ccc... 8s ee amen Weldon Road, Roanoke Rapids, N. C. “Mate,” A Member of the Graduating Class; First Year: Private Co. “A,” Track Team ; Second Year: Corporal Co. “A,” Track Team. RES GER Cr REO Ni uenctisgtsis ng eta velaune atone a6 aie Sree oes DuPong Blvd., Milford, Delaware “Jerry,” First Year: Private Band, Orchestra. REXRODE, GEORGE M. ..................++...302 Ellsworth Drive, Silver Spring, Md. “Rex,” First Year: Private Co. “D.” REVNOLDS MROBERE Co sasisis evs secaiceet 9th and Westmoreland Sts., Philadelphia, Pa. REVN@UDS ROBERD iGHPARICES . oes. siniothsciceeweiewe so eta ciek sents Philadelphia, Pa. “Bob,” A Member of the Graduating Class; First Year: Private Co. “A,” Swimming Team, No Demerit Sheet; Second Year: Corporal Co. “A,” Honor Committee, Mono- gram Club, Swimming Team. RUGERAR IDS ON WAN eBIGIs cca seaeaea ey 6 es 6 Lake Drive, Bay Ridge, Annapolis, Md. “Tay,” Third Year: Corporal Co, “D.” ROE ERS, JAMES AED WARD 6.0 ce msc worsens’ cose as 1714 Brown Ave., Norfolk, Va. “Eddie,” Second Year: Corporal “CW” Company, Boxing. OBE RAS ONG CURES SE JURE cares ene iatih vrpcere acre eitye eae 2oretbi¥) ayer e Wis Stuarts Draft, Va. “Charlie,” Second Year: Private Co. “B,” Wrestling. RODRIG Z,, REASON AN 4, anastve« 6-0: rssayo ormie: «share wlasalilinoca os Box 67, San Juan, Puerto Rico “Rodigar,” First Year: Private Co. “B.” RAASND SOE IVINO INNO We 4. sesna: ceases. ausnacslarateace sds wiacoone a oi 4520 15th St., N. W., Washington, D. C. “Eddie,” First Year: Private Co. “D.” SANDBERG, LANE BRIDGEFORD....... ...:....... 37 Lockwood Road, Scarsdale, N. Y. “Gabby,” A Member of the Graduating Class; First Year: Private Co. “A,” Golf Team, Cavalry; Second Year: Platoon Sergeant Co. “A,” Intramural Manager, Honor Roll, Track Manager, Wrestling Manager. SANDERS, ISAAC MACDONALD, . 0... seer eenereees 110 Baldwin Court, Bluefield, Va. “Don,” First ‘Year: Private Co. “A.” SANT Rc rel CIN IS ie [AO] SPA an ne ee ee Pittsburgh, Pa. ‘Jack,’ Third Year: Platoon Spt, Co. “B.” SAUNDERS) “2 DINGOINID: EEATRIRISOIN 5 ac 4:0 a dToceew qare 4:6 date siaiee werele x pderdwr nes Roxbury, Va. “Harry,” First Year: Private Co. “D.” Gy SOUPS IRIS eI REUC TSUAVIRCID 2S sa or Roxbury, Va. “Dick,” Second Year: Private Co, “C.” STASWEAIG Be ID JACINVINES CRIBS) TUR. 5.3.2 pos. Suickyern eve a bdiietetinn va Vad aide gost ipa ere 4 Mullens, W. Va. “Squint,’ Second Year: Corporal Band, Vice-President of Bible Class, Glee Club. SIGE AUN NT ING chet cb av asieies x 20 Gill Road, Haddonfield, N. J. “Danny,” Second Year: Private Co. “D,’ Minnow Football Team. Did not complete year. S EVGINIAIKGER RS TOAINIEIG Wey JIRG, 4p osiicnac eee a echoes ane FEa 08 200 West 3rd St., Dover: Ohio ST VaRINEAING SHOR A Grol acacia launiars woe oan aecig ware re nelecenatels 14 Selkirk Rd., Brookline, Mass. “Viddle,” Second Year: Private Band, Asst. Manager Baseball Team. SI EMIUPAST OVINE MIE ELSv IN [RON 218 Beedle ee ee eee ee ee See eee ae ee ere ee Frederick, Md. “Sit, Hirst Year Private “CW” Company, Track Team. SMACEERERS! BENJAMIN Be oo. aeuceg aces oe 5 South Osborne Ave., Atlantic City, N. J. “Ben,” Fourth Year: Private Co. “A,” Football. SMASHERS T@SBPEM BRADY wi... .6s:05-¢ucces 5 South Osborne Ave., Atlantic City, N. J. “Jerk,” A Member of the Graduating Class; First Year: Private _Co. “B,” Swimming, Cavalry, Tennis; Second Year: Corporal Co. “A,” Swimming, Tennis, Hunt Club, Mono- gram Club; Third Year, Platoon Sergeant Co. “A,” Tennis, Cavalry, B.C. Club; Fourth Year: Captain Co. “B,” Secretary Cotillion Club, Secretary Senior Class, Football, Tennis, Swimming, Flying Cadet. EHUD NCTE 1 gl Gd LCN bOI ean sae a an ore 2861 Florida Ave., Coconut Grove, Fla. “Pequeno,” Second Year: Corporal Co, “B,” J-V Football, Fencing, Tennis, Honor Roll. SME GUN IROBIIREDS. so iees« s cesene 1650 Harvard St., Harvard Hall, Washington, D. C. “Smitty,” Third Year: Corporal Co. “D.” SNC SAN ES ROBINSON sic. aiges ates Gases eve RENE er ae | Miami, Fla. “Shorty,” First Year: Private Co. “D.” RCININTE ETRE ANOING aly sncb tery 40 a abrabi en c+ haa wleagen ea gas aioe 1812 St. Denis Ave., Norfolk, Va. SNOW CEENAMOO DA WATE LAURE. 6.5 ss.0 4 sscnce were woe 502 West Main Street, Northville, Mich. “Buzzy,” First Year: Private Co, “D.” SRA EIS OVEN EMO) ND RUI STACEY. aa ne ae RE PR 3 Leander Rd., Rochester, N. Y. “Bink,” First Year: Private Co. “B.” STANLEY, DONALD BURTON :.....5.05 536 Woodrow Terrace Apts. No. 6, Staunton, Va. “Doc,” Third Year: Private Co. “B,” Football, Boxing, Track, Monogram Club. STOAINIGE V OMRIN SWAMI ROBUR TDL. scigccwrnnaa soo emails Aa One waieR hee ER Barre eS Galax, Va. ‘Sack: Pirste wears. Private ‘Co, “C.” SAINTS EAYSS TU ATR MUEURS SVAAIUIGRELAUN, c-ocsseck a sate a5 ayseraye eletars lel ovaince: oe deere-a opesalenaig rea ae Galax, Va. ‘Larry,’ First Year: Private Co. “D,” Honor Roll, Minnow Football. STANT, HONS: BATINSON BR JR. ci. jsiremeemidsins «os emcagne nests Stanleytown, Va. “Tom,” First Year: Private Co. “C,’ Minnow Football, Honor Roll. SPANSBURY GED WARD! POWNALL, . oo. 3 scisa alleges getesieie v5 dened é Beckley, W. Va. “Shan,” First Year: Private Co, “A”, Honor Roll, J-V Basketball. SPAN IBES (CRAVE ORID! WA. a dcncioe bsoy dermagonatre asm 1303 Irish St., South Boston, Va. “Gilly,” A Member of the Graduating Class; First Year: Private Co, “A,” Football Team, Basketball Team, Baseball Team, Monogram Club. SINE Ree eR oo osc Sp aidodiane nies gre aateace Sok COG bialatoual bos Ha Abe Arlington, Va. First Year: Private Co. “D.” ra ea EE NES ON ME ORV Wis wigten: ¢, cee Vaaeree HAA RoR pales SAAN OPN Ga 9 Syne Monterey, Va. “Steve,” First Year: Company “B,” Private. ‘ S TSR irs Er WAIN RAIN cess aye piecotatorenat diate aigiy' wete'a Pladelareie ores aes Buena Vista, Va. “Oscar,” First, Year: Private Co. “C.” SCERE. DUiRERRRAGRAVES... .ccasan es 03s Melrose Ave. and 26th St., N. W., Roanoke, Va. “Toad,” First Year: Private Band, Honor Roll, Orchestra. ES Ee ome Es, SURG G sex ustenarsrang shear auatelitee: Se aubheren oT ea Box 53, Wytheville, Va. STUART: WILLIAM ‘CLARKSON TIL, «003525. 6300 Huntington Ave., Newport News, Va. “Bill,” Second Year: Corporal Co. “B,” J-V Football, Fencing Team, Tennis Team, Directory Editor of RECALL. Did not complete year. SLULT ZB DWAR: ZEP RIAN TALL. « ciscarg ona seeuren eal 610 Maiden Lane, Roanoke, Va. “Zeph,’ A Member of the Graduating Class; First Year: Private Co. “A,” Intramural Winner, Varsity Football, Monogram Club; Second Year: Corporal Co. “A,” Intramural Winner, Monogram Club, Football, Honor Roll, Fencing Team; Third Year: First Lieutenant Co. “D,” Intramural Winner, Varsity Football, Honor Committee, Co-Captain Fencing Team, Wrestling Team. SURETT JACK WESEBY 00.00. cssene neues 304 Baily Street, Sans Sauci, Greenville, S. C. “Jackie,” Second Year: Corporal Co. “D,” Boxing and Wrestling Intramural Winner. SUM ENG GERACE TRG terns sees sake eM eae Kou y ead 853 25th St., Newport News, Va. “Kike,’ Third Year: Sergeant Major Staff, Recatt Staff, Cotillion Club, Final Ball Committee, Basketball Manager. SWING, EDWARD KIRK) ecoacs esses cere Vers Fo SRE Monk Road, Ardmore, Pa. “Kirk,” First Year: Private Co. “C.” TARICHE BASIL. Te s.ticso cos Calle 3 entre E y Linea, Buenavista, Marianao, Habana, Cuba “Curly,” First Year: Private Co. “A,” Boxing. ADSENSE] OCCU IY G1S BNC aN fC ee ree ee Dolly Madison Apts., Charlotte, N. C. “Johnny,” Birst Year: Private Co. “D.” PPA OLRM RMOIP EOIN DOS, cazivapnsea oan. a caerlaroorela me Bap 3540 Bayhomes Drive, Coconut Grove, Fla. ETO WRASSE AD a coca aits vat eRe As 3a B nbonwTVg eS Owes 1620 North Ode Street, Arlington, Va. “Dusty,” Sixth Year: Platoon Set., Co. “D,” Minnow Football. PET INATS ON MEAIRIBEG HO! Fy nkecstetiieng ba esi arewune Go. hae weed va 138 W. Gay St., Harrisonburg, Va. “Moe,” First Year Private Co. “C.” PE ONES MINUS SED oo, cnaaveve aie sevens: egg snayelive whavesenn weolice 406 Beverly Street, Covington, Va. First Year: Private Co. “A,” Baseball Team. THOMPSON, ALLAN T. ......6....0000eebe+ee+++-0903 Beach Street, Mariemont, Ohio “Tommy,” First Year: Private Company “D.” CIPI OAT ENING) IN Pear AU lean TILER EURCAN INI GINS wana. a oko anlerinca’ oanaew Biviganeiahe 4a a eletorer er 6 « Petersburg, W. Va. “Gooch,” A Member of the Graduating Class; First Year: Private Co. “B,” J-V Foot- ball Team, Manager of J-V Basketball Team. PORN ER IO SECO. FB RAINICIIIN, (csc dattisasae dees aamne pes 21 Eighth St., Pulaski, Va. ‘Doc,’ Wirst) Years Private Co. “A.” TOP WILER, MOEIN-NGCEUING, TRY caine) owksothanlec wedge wasn ex eam, Weyers Cave, Va. “Cat,” First Years Private “CW” ‘Co. WAN PRET PRANKS ‘SAUIAIR TT ase vase dugateenn cuas es aitelnn tpagen R. F. D. No. 4, Staunton, Va. “Speed,” Second Year: Private Co. “C.” DAIS Ss MEMRAM a PERC NO ONEOINUID) TTR). a esepsne tisowravasns Yi ere:9 Sneyouarecs Wa eaie ators He FF 8 Mute TTS Galax, Va. “Frank,” A Member of the Graduating Class, First Year Private Co. “C,” White Page, Best New Cadet, Rifle Team, Bible Class; Second Year: Sgt. Co. “A,” Honor Roll, Honor Committee, Cotillion Club, Social Editor of RecaLt, Y.M.C.A. Cabinet, Final Ball Committee. NDI NOWAIC eco Vb Nine esse e Oke eeai solved be valewien 932 Monroe Ave., McKeesport, Pa. “Steve,” A Member of the Graduating Class; First Year: Private Co. “B,” Football Team, Auxiliary Member of Honor Committee, Honor Roll, Track Team, Monogram Club, Baseball Team. AED NI (|S le PUY Bl ON. © NS ec ee ee 11 W. Lenox St., Chevy Chase, Md. “Clack,” First Year: Private Co. “C,” Football, Basketball, Baseball, Intramural Winner. WAV AIIM El esA RG CARS| ct ONLY AVS De ng Te a eee te Churchland, Va. “Tom,” Varsity Boxing Team, Monogram Club. WAS GOsCER INE SURGE. seNbes as Gaur aetna gs 30 Fernwood Ave., Colonial Manor, Trenton, N. J. 4 “Little Joe,” First Year: Private Co, “C,’ J-V Fencing Team, Minnow Football Team. Ns Ete onl) cae Laer Nisa ea PLD NOMOMES Ee ary ce as copmusceiers 28 F arguonietere oc dondacsceto LT eee NeANRE ws Fort Benning, Ga. “Stinky,”, First Year: Private Co. “A.” Did not complete year. WEST GHAR IIE SURI UG TT vse oon aga g eeean ged waneae 2 8 Primrose St., Chevy Chase, Md. “Westie,” First Year: Private Co. “A,” J-V Basketball Team. WEST PHOMAS SPOTTSWOOD 00520008 9911 Rivermont Terrace, Hilton Village, Va. “Spottsie,” First Year: Private Co. “B,” Track Team. WHEELER, CHARLES PFURUACNE SION Ns sncptntvarns wit g ctsethand oes SiGe 136 N. E. 96th St., Miami, Fla. “Rosie,” First Year: Private Co. “A,” Boxing Team, Monogram Club. WHITTLE, STAFFORD GORMAN III.............. 204 Starling Ave., Martinsville, Va. “Stinky,” First Year: Private Co. “A,” Rifle Team, AVIS INI Listen a a tieiagshoses otro Mouacexcharhs suite cig yleuiie P 8iets PRIA o 806 Grant Street, Charleston, W. Va. “Porky,” Third Year: First Lieutenant Band, J-V Football, Tennis Team, Golf Team. WIECSON, WOGLIAME HOMER. caveinnsetows swine aeree 806 Grant St., Charleston, W. Va. “Billy,” First Year: Private Co. “D,” Minnow Basketball. PUNAUINUNG = OSI a, Re Bando Pew aa. cowie cone baleen he Cem GeseE Huw A emg aras mink Hale Milton, Del. VVIOTE Be aU NEO Gis tre: cuspanguaveietoae 24 ctw lenqne tA gBeG bd hein rd 1914 16th St. N. Arlington, Va. “Shep,” A Member of the Graduating Class; First Year: Private Co, “A,” Swimming Team, Cavalry, Monogram Club; Second Year: Corporal Co. “B,” Cavalry, Monogram Club, Swimming Team; Third Year: Color Sergeant, “CW” Co., Swimming Team, Track Team, Cavalry, Monogram Club; Fourth Year: First Lieutenant “CW” Co., Cap- tain Swimming Team, Intramural Winner, Monogram Club. WRENN, GEORGE THOMAS 6.5.0.0. 00cce reece neve dee ets 825 Westover, Norfolk, Va. “Birdy,” First Year: Privatd Band, Orchestra, Glee Club. WVIRTIGIT, WEAN Me recs oyseie aw conte matee a slatetauens os 812 S. Remington Rd., Columbus, Ohio “Monk,” First Year: Private Co. “A,” Track Team. WYATT, WILLIAM L,, JR. ....... screenees 100 Laurel Ave., Ben Avon, Pittsburgh, Pa. “Bill,” First Year: Private Co. “C.” YATES, JAMES LEWIS.IR. .....ccn cea beeen cet eeeeand sete cewein es ons Hillsville, Va. “Kingo,” First Year: Private Co. “A,” Varsity Football, J-V Basketball, Baseball Team. 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BY THE CADETS OF AUGUSTA MILITARY ACADEMY 0 r MAIAIAIAY NE SERRE 0 of % % % % 4 % A cB $ 1S SIDIOOVIIOIAIIAII CUCINA OU RUA V AVA PAAR VAP VA PRR IRN RUN NEN ERIN PR PN REN PRN IRSA EN AS EN NN AN EAS TORI SORRKK SEKIREI SRK v KEKE a) SEIKI REKEKSRIEK S fy FIA SOE RICE IIR SION SRI SR IR IIR OR DISK RIN RI RR INIOR ® IOIDRIRR EERIE RERKNEREREREREEE ISERIES REISRISEISIEISEISEISIESEISEIEISISISISIOISISISIIISIS SIIB ITALIAN COMPLIMENTS SRR RRERRRRERERREEERRIERRIERERIEK RR RIRERRREREREEIERERIREREEERRIRKISRIE OF R. O. BRADLEY MANAGER FOR SWIFT COMPANY , LESS SER COE zh ch R EKER J. e Re a) WwW � S. VAN TANTS DATAN TAN. ZIENIASIENIASICSICNIESICSIENIZSICS WEELOKKSS WAN RECESS LowELL THomas says MELROSE CAVERNS ts “The only war memorial in the world carved by the soldiers themselves.” Hundreds of these Union and Confederate Inscriptions can be seen distinctly on the walls of Melrose Caverns today. VISIT THE BEAUTIFUL AND HISTORIC CAVERNS OF MELIROSE On U. S. 11—Six Miles North of Harrisonburg, Virginia “A CIVIL WAR MEMORIAL UNDERGROUND”—Lowell Thomas NIRVANA RIN) NIN AVA VATA VATA VR VA VR UN PAUS NN PRYN REN NER RTA RUN ISN SSS RSPAS ASEAN AS ENN NN WORT BIBI BORO BRAINS BAINES BANARAS BRA A AA ANOANY WAY RB WAAIATAIAIAIALAMI ATA AIAN we DR SANTINI AS BAD RAD RAN ANCA NANANA ASIANA NAN WAY a AN TANTAN [AS TAS YAS LOS VAS TAN VAS AS VAS TAN AGEN ASIAN VINO ARIANA TAN NAN AN AN VAN VAN ARAN AS ENR EON ARON VAR ON VR UN VRB IIONONONC ND POSEN TASEN VNAUNAVSIN. RICKER EREREISE IO RSERERERERIK RI RISK IK KKK v aN ENDLESS CAVERNS | Wonderful and Spectacular NEW MARKET, VIRGINIA NOT WHAT WE SAY—WHAT OTHERS SAY: “Considered the most beautiful of the Shenandoah Valley Caverns.’—New York Post. RRERRREEEE! CRRRREK L v SERK J, v “One of the most beautiful natural caverns in the world.”—New York Sun. SERS L v “Entrancing revelation of grandeur.”—New York Times. “Among earth’s wonders.”—Philadelphia Public Ledger. “Magnificent, mystifying and weird.”—Atlanta, Ga., Journal. “Vast and mysterious.”—lWVashington Herald. “Enchanting as a castle of Fairy Land.”—Boston Post. ’ v RRRRRREES CERERERERRRREERERERE 0 . MY f) SEKEKREKE: U ¥ PRISE! A SCENE IN ENDLESS CAVERNS V v RE BRILLIANTLY LIGHTED ih OPEN DAY anv NIGHT sy t Na ‘ KE OK 7 U r oe u ’ SERIES For Free Beautifully Illustrated Booklet, Address: ENDLESS CAVERNS ENDLESS CAVERNS, VIRGINIA YY RRS v NY eR ZS. AAV SY SIA IAW CUNTRUR AVA VATA VARTA PRU PATA RVR NPN ERY VARTA AN TS RDN VRP IREN PRES VARTA VANEN RUA TRUN PR YAVRVR VA VA TATA VATA VATAPRTRTRTRT WWE RRR ISR RR ISIS ISIE IISIC CK SER OR ERIESRIEEEEERIEIOISK v SORES ISIE ESIC SESE REESE KSEE SE SEER RIS ie) GO TO THE FORT (BOOTS ann HERB) e STANDARD PENNANTS OIL RINGS PRODUCTS SUPPLIES Fort Defiance, Virginia DISISIISIISIESISISISISIEIIESIS SISSIES ISIE ISSISISISISIISK Pe COMPLIMENTS OF KKK SERRE Warner Bros. DIXIE ann STRAND THEATERS RKREREKERE STAUNTON VA. ISSEISKS SESS SEDIESESESE EEE DERE EERE RE REISEISE RIE SERENE REISER EE ISERE REE ES OEISISSEISKEEESEEEERIE SOISISIEISIEISKISEISKSIESEREIFISE SESE SESE ISERIES ISRICK MZ SERRE RERKREEREE EERE SERIES SRRE EERE IIERISREEIRISRERK A. M. A. POST’ EXCHANGE i“ as ie Pa A) K OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY ror toe CONVENIENCE anp SERVICE oN or THE CADETS or THIS ACADEMY. : cf Ready and willing at all times to extend to any cadet the facilities and accommo- x dations that he may require. Checks cashed free of charge. Articles obtained on special order if requested. We wish to carry in stock all merchandise that is ¢ popular and on current demand. sp rc If the Post Exchange hasn’t got what you need let us know. We will be more iB % than glad to get it as soon as practicable. ik i WE APPRECIATE YOUR TRADE % e ScHoo, JEweELRY—Torer ArtTicLEsS—ATHLETIC Goops : B Canpy—Tosacco—Ice CrEAM—DELICIOUS SANDWICHES sR ce Rincs—Pins—BracELETsS : 2 The Only Store that Officially Assists the Athletic Association. x EID We NRID a GREG Meam at nettler sy oe regen acekncade ta: + eth ibest iets p dtllecs vee ech Exchange Steward ik CADETS eNO: VAGSHaed UINSTONE..Pukc stein tagatn adie semen aes Assistants ig MES Ts AN VWIATRIREIN + SHIN OBENGG ON otts.2)2.dy2 os okra Santee deere Austen lan a eens Ww as Manager : Kt 0 v Johnnie Austin’s Semi-Pros Bid Farewell to Augusta and Johnnie Austin SERERERE: e s Aa Pe PORN B EAM eo Fabs chiuuccvevcewe se dve Virginia « CAE Peder CAPTAIN: PAGGs 5. Dackvacssewernd vs Virginia sp GADET CAPPAIN- EVANS, Wr... cicPicues sn cce ees Florida % CAEP Pi PANT TONS 3.0. ceccussdcsassiwessd Idaho CADET LIEUTENANT BERENS.......... Washington, D. C. CADET IST{SERGRANT COTTON be cneicns soca res Virginia b CPPET CORPORAL: CROSS. 0. bo ios coda svscsass Virginia eB CADET CORPORAL STAPURS (oo ous scenes cieunes Virginia PARSE EU ANG Yj icecsssds ss cams dia eo scasn Florida © These Men Will Long Be Remembered By Everyone . “KEEP ’EM FLYING” JORIS ISERKRE SEIRKSRIEER SRE RRR RRR RISRIREICE SEER ISERIES SRO EN UAE TAN PAE EEN Ce VNU III UVM UII VV SSAA SIN os BRAINS: SKK KERRRKS SREKKKK RATTAN KEKRERKEKRRISEK RSS Yo Sea Ad ERE er HE SS L SW B sb LY J, ay ad RS Van), MOI ASA) RYAN TAPER VAD aN RANWNIN 1 AN) Oe Shee MAIO WN SERS KE 38 aS IOI. WRAY KEI ANN LEARN TO FLY Wuite IN ScHooL IIIS GOVERNMENT LICENSED SHIPS AND INSTRUCTORS % STAUNTON AIRPORT = Captain H. P. Grim, Jr., Manager 5 DUIS INSIN IRANIAN AAA KE Tas Ww VATA ERI Ma S LI t a WAT VAS, Ww VAVAVAVA IRIN) ATI ENTAIAN) WANE H. L. Lang Company JEWELERS anp OPTICIANS % VAUNAIAIAIAIAIA KERRERESE I) WAY AT STAUNTON, VIRGINIA SR 3 ‘ e b % x For Over Fifty Years Lang’s Has Maintained a Reputation for b SER 1. v FINE SILVERWARE, WATCHES AND JEWELRY cE 3B sR % ” e @ z ce COMPLETE OPTICAL AND REPAIR DEPARTMENT MM WINE SS Wi U ‘ NS 0 € 3 SERIE NY v 4. v VY v The Valley's Finest Jewelry Store U 6 Sis J, v Ryo IIE u CON VAVAN VARNA IAN RDN NN RSENS PRA AN EAS NS EONS En re MIAMI IES See ERE ANI SEIKI v Ree WANA SKK . NAINA sS k 2 S 4 2 s Sle 6 A k VA ws i 7 aS. SMOKIES NANTES, DANAE OR YIN ASA Sac v u late 4, HSI JAS! 1 1 INAVIAUIAL IZ VVIAVIAY NIAAA ANAT NIA, a SY SISEKEREKK REKERKK © KK SIOKK RATATAT SREKEREKISEKE! SISK 74 SEIREKERKK KISEKEK She it Me SR More Than % $ i a Matter of Conquest : | = 3 g iw = : : : R Ins trumentalities of death and destruction and brave men to operate them SR r) are not all that America requires in order to bring about adequate victory v in the war now raging. M IRE 1K The home fires—the instrumentalities of day-to-day living—also need to be kept alive. For example, the mothers, the young people, and the aged of the civilian population should be surrounded as generously as possible with future financial security. In providing security of this kind, life insurance | KE able -|- eK sets up defenses that are supremely dependable, abl THE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA ESTABLISHED 1871 BRADFORD H, WALKER, PRESIDENT RICH MOND SSRIS: “The Natural Bridge to Security” L ‘ SER , ‘ SRRREKI oie BIEKICISIEISIEISISIS ORE v MY Set v 1 ‘ oH 0 t ‘ ¥ Be SK tee cK aA ’ u v ‘ LEXINGTON VIRGINIA SKREKKRKIEKISOKK! KEISER ISIE REKERERERERERE: se a L RAYE Selsh 0 i) REKKKK: COLLEGE ANNUAL PHOTOGRAPHY SK Ietelelet: Completely Equipped to Render the Highest Quality Craftsmanship and an Expedited Service on Both Personal Portraiture and Photography for College Annuals SIRISISIIGICK OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER FOR THE 1942 “RECALL” ate : . SMSO SIS, SOUS IIASA SESESICIESI SINAN SK KSEKKICK NaNegnea) IK AN NANA NANA SANA NG NANA NANA NANA SANA NANAS BANTISAANT SAN INTIS Ned Ne Ng hea Seg beg Ne ne Nea AANA SORTATAT AA AA) IORISIGISIG + SPISKISRISIISIESIC SIC SISISISISISISIEISEISEISEISEISISISSICSIS SSIS SIS SISSISSICSIFISISEISESESEISISSIEE 6 RY $5 8 - e 1 4 t Hotel Ingleside a B 2 sR 3 . i 03 2 , a On U.S. Route 11—3 Miles North COMPLIMENTS 0) i oF : th i se STAUNTON, VA. OF s a 5403 a J. C. PENNY COMPANY $2 SR Ce U t STAUNTON SSRIS 0 v Southern Cooked Food VIRGIN ILA YAS TATN ARVN RIN NR TAER RDN DREN NER PR PNR) RANIIRANRTINIINT RANI KI IIR RANA NIN NINN f. ’ Oh iar GOLF SWIMMING ‘TENNIS e II RIS) LIVIA ARATE ‘ 0 ’ SEK REREREREREEKEERE x ® 45 % @ ® 4 i ‘ aR se sb K COMPLIMENTS xe ras m R R a 54 : OF os “5 x $ 503 5 p 543 2 %3 : x as S $e % a ¢ sb R 03 QR Fr. DEFIANCE, VIRGINIA B 6 % cD 5 OK e WER! TARWIARIAOIOOUIOII OOOO ICON PORTRAIT BARRA RANBIR RANA ANT RANTNAINT NANI HASTA ARVN USER VIZUSIZSIES VAN VAN VAS VAN AS VN PANN VS ARN NS RVAS VIAWAIAU NAVAS SENS TANTAN ASTANA NN NEON TS WAST RRR WANA ERR: RAN DKERKK SEEKERRRERERES RK 1.4) KK - COMPLIMENTS | COMPLIMENTS : ‘ ' 4 IZ iS IOI IWIN THE ans | PLANTERS BANK : : NATIONAL _s : 5 2 BAK TRUST COMPANY : : ISSN IZ WANA ) 5 Staunton, Virginia Staunton, Virginia 25 5 ay ae @ “sS MEMBER MEMBER ‘ 3 ae Ae ie F2D.LG. 8 RK Vo. , “GRUCE coer “pb : : g Aon De seh ‘TNs TONE at Vo - , eR V0.4. “BUM FURBER MASS. se Oo N05. “DUMBO INGRAM N.C. sb MOST HONORARY ALUMNUS HONORARY ADDITIONS : wil Dyck” DEAN PENN. : C5 DARKE” BAIR PE INN. z p RESOLVED TO MELT AT TWEX : MAVELOWER HOTEL, WASH. DC, JULY , 1947 $ sBavaite RDN VAVAAD VMI SOIC OIC SIZ IOI TNTATN ORK CES SRS ANTS ie RERRERERERREREREERE WANE RANI 4) WIEVNIZY WV IZ a WZ y Z AV A n : Z Z Vv | ATI IWIRACRACRACRI I OR ESERIES EERIE | R SR . e | as a e : i i BEVERLY b ! oy ' 54) ) 8 BOOK e ! s se | mn ole | : CO. COMPLIMENTS 3 4 { SB Q b $2 e Q rs OF 3 Sx fan) i Cand Sielonery SPALDING Magazines BAKING COMPANY ‘ IIE Vie ot RERERE! ; + + Soda Fountain sR | 2 Memory Books e $ B School Supplies sR % STAUNTON Ke . e VIRGINIA x 2 ae West Beverley Street Seopa ® Staunton .:. Virginia Peter M. Dorscu LIAAIAIAIAUIAL SPRAIN x e 5 2 ® President $ I 4 % . A. M. A. 2 HEADQUARTERS e it b 2 | zh 2 } i | ul uM 2 | R THE WHITE WAY IS THE RIGHT WAY a 5 X | ° x | oh sk i : ANY : BUSINESS ‘ i + THAT WE RECEIVE sp | 8 FROM YOU WILL BE APPRECIATED : } LR 54D) ) R x | : WHITE WAY LAUNDRY 3 0) } % ® 2 | 5 8 x PHONE ab 268 ch ° c West Beverley Street B Staunton .:. Virginia 5 : co L + NX A al SEERISBKES SEIS EERE SESE EISNER SEES RE RESIER ERE 5 ' H % i | 5 - . Coffman Milling Produce + COMPLIMENTS Company ce “4 Fiour, MEAL Oscar Nebel Hosiery, Inc. Poultry and Stock Feeds Verona, Virginia PouLtry AND Eces e e Phone 326 Staunton, Va. The Valley Creamery, Inc. . SIORKEKESEKIOKRREK IERIE EERE EERE EERE RR ERE ROR e KRRERERERERERERERERERERRSEREREREEREREREI Market for Your Cream Con LETS AGENTS ne FOR DeLaval Separators and Milkers CASSCO ICE COMPANY PHone 26 Staunton, Virginia Weyers Cave .:. .:. Virginia e e 25 YOUR COUNTRY NEEDS YOU AND | : IS WILLING TO PAY YOU WELL e g ° | % The Army, The Navy and The Marine Corps are in Urgent Need of % Hundreds of Clerks and Stenographers. Young men from Our School, 5 with Clerical Training, who were subject to call, have enlisted as Non- 2 Commissioned Officers at Salaries Ranging to $100.00 a month. All who b are Subject to Call will do well to Investigate this Opportunity. zp ® Those not Subject to Call, who DESIRE GOOD POSITIONS that Pay Top Salaries, should Start Their Training in one of our Commercial Courses at the Very Earliest Opportunity. Every day we are Receiving Many More Calls than we are Able to Supply. “Make Hay While the Sun Shines.” ® Dunsmore Business College STAUNTON, VIRGINIA SISRISEEISISEISII SISSIES at SHISSISSIESISEISISKISKISIESIESISRISR IS! aS. IOSISMISIOUICISEIICEISISE SISOS ISIC EISEN SRISER SIREN IIR SEK OREO ROKK FICO OR RE RRR SE RE RERERK ISR a 553 3 R B 1 se B STAUNTON VAN PELT’S g 36 “ Se a = FURNITURE COMPANY SERVICE STATION a’ SB R INCORPORATED RQ 35 5 % 11 South Augusta Street Bs 3B +k Staunton .:. Virginia sR “ Y “as % © “It’s a Pleasure to Serve You” R as D 6 SR x FURNITURE ‘ se as ay sk FLOOR COVERINGS b Q : r 2 2 Your Home Should Come First ESSO anp ESSO EXTRA R oS z . R AGENTS FOR TEXACO GAS anp OIL R rays iS Armstrong Felt Base Rugs CIGARETTES sR B Mohawk Wool Rugs CANDY ° 2 e I.IOVIIOVNN NIAAA STANTS) we Phone 144 Stainton i. ts | Virginia VERONA pes VIRGINIA RE aN LOVIN TARTANA FLOWERS COMPLIMENTS USUI EAS TANTS TAS TAS TAS TAS ASIANS TANTAN TAS TAS AS TAS VAS TAN AN TAS ANAS TAS ANAS TANS) � ) 5 2 2 2 R 2 12 2 2 2 ¥ 2 y y 2 k MA y iS 5 � y 4 YA iZ 1, 2 5 5 x v4) U 2 I � SQ q 5 FOR OF ' B ALL OCCASIONS THE JEWEL BOX R FROM e R a ane 4 x RASKS EVERYTHING ‘ 26 bet es ae 4 The Staunton Florist IN fo st a 4 +k e JEWELRY 4 8 © W ‘ - iy: ae 26 “sages Cid . ; - 03 ab Corsages a Specialty Expert Watch Repairing 03 sR +k . e % ay Se 3 Prone 941 2 ab FLOWERS BY WIRE SERVICE ; Sb sK 18 West Beverley Street se sR Satisfaction Guaranteed Staunton .:.. 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CLEVELAND MOTORS | 03 ate ee, ee INCORPORATED % THE 8 0 i Dodge—Plymouth oe WRK MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE , nica’ te Staunton aes ane Virginia $ COMPANY OF NEW YORK 3 (First American Life Insurance Company 25 r to Issue a Policy) 2 ALSO ® e 5 a Fire, AuroMosiLte, ACCIDENT R and Hrattu REMEMBER K Surety Bonps, Hosprrat 3 of INSURANCE PEARL HARBOR b 4 PHoNeE 1598 Room 6 Leader Bldg. @ e Staunton, Virginia In HARRISONBURG 1t’s FRIDDLE’S RESTAURANT “On The Square” Augusta's Headquarters SRERKRRREREREE! 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Witson JARMAN, President a x es A Box A.M. e a5 c Staunton : fi ; Virginia 2% sR %5 e 3 R 43 COLD STORAGE 2 3 26 COMPLIMENTS 3 6 igh g a8 OF a g ICE MANUFACTURERS x 0) a ct : CHRIS’ RESTAURANT zh y 3 B 3 B Endorsed By The Faculty sp R STAUNTON os 3 VereReG ISNT A STAUNTON, VIRGINIA 7 : : g p co 00} ee a sp ° 8 3 ; sacaats R e N. McCLURE COMPLIMENTS S ° ‘ : - Hicu-GRADE SHOE BLACKBURN’‘S % p REPAIRING NEWS STAND % 2 Q % - LEATHER GOODS : % SHOES MADE TO ORDER CIGARETTES 8 $2 MAGAZINES 2 2 e PAPERS 6 e 106 East Bevertey STREET PIPES e STAUNTON VIRGINIA STAUNTON, VIRGINIA sk a5 b : : zh C. P. PEELER M. A. PEELER JOS W. GAYHART SON cb | PEELER OIL COMPANY ° se o a SR B @ SHEET METAL WORKERS B DIsTRIBUTOR AND CONTRACTORS a Swett PerroLeum Propucts e 3 2 a a tS st R e 110 South Lewis Street se e Volley Pike Staunton .:. 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