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

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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.

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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.

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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?