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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1943 volume:

| nm 2 = ee eS Se eee eee SS ee es SS SS SS | eS Se le THE 1943 RECALL ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF CADET CORPS AUGUSTA MILITARY ACADEMY Fort Defiance, Virginia ny 8g CICA TOT We, the Staff of the 1943 Recall, do dedicate with pride this, our second war publication, to THE MEN OF THE ARMED FORCES To those gallant men who are fighting on land, sea and in the air, so that the world might be a better place in which to live, we pay tribute. They fight and are willing to die for what they hold dear, and will continue to fight until in victory they will be greeted with cheers. To those of them who have given their lives and to those who will give their lives, there is and always will be a certain triumph in the hearts of us all. Too soon cadet days fade and leave the cadet to face the perplexing problems of a world in the turmoil of history's greatest war. With the realization that remembrances of A. M.A. will become less vivid yet more precious as time pro- gresses, we have attempted to weave together fragments of all the events of this year. It is our hope that this 1943 Recall will remain always a real recall of happy memories. ADMINISTRATION ATHLETICS CLASSES MILITARY ACTIVITIES SOCIAL and HUMOR Book One ADMINISTRATION COL THOMAS! |p ROLLER University of Virginia, 1895-97; A, M. A. 1897-1901; Postgraduate work, University of Virginia, 1901- 02; Memphis University School, 1902- 05; A. M. A. 1905-1943, As co-Principal, head of aca- demics and head of the language department for a number of years, Colonel Roller is held in high esteem by all of the cadets. MAJOR C. S. ROLLER, JR. Virginia Military Institute, 1898- 1901; Furman University, 1901-1902; A. M. A., 1902-07; Virginia Military � : Institute, Football Coach, Falls of wie os ae 1907-08; A. M. A. 1905-1943. Our Commandant and head of the Mathematics and Science Departments, as well as Advisor of the Athletic Association, is a sincere friend of every cadet and is looked up to by all. a . is ' men uy eee. ae � yy. ome oN a 0 a ‘ ey 7 a - _ , ¥ : 2 ee | : . : eg THE FACULTY LIEUT. COL. W. S. ROBINSON, B.S. Tactical Officer: Mathematics Virginia Military Institute 1907-11; A. M. A. 1911-17; United States Army 1917-22; A. M. A, 1922-43. MAJOR HERBERT D. DEANE, B.S. English University of Virginia 1919-23; A. M. A. 1924-41; United States Army 1941-42; A. M.A. 1942-43, MAJOR M. G. MANCH, Mus., B. and B.A. Director of Band and Instructor of Music and History. MAJOR M. B. RODERICK, B.S. Spanish Morris Harvey College, 1924-20; West Virginia Weslyan, 1926-28; A. M. A., 1928-29 ; 1933-43. CAPTAIN PAUL V. HOOVER, B.A. French, Latin, English, Mathematics. Franklin Marshall College, 1925-29; University of Wisconsin, 1929-30; University of Maryland, 1931-35; A. M. A. 1939-43. LIEUTENANT H. M. DAVISSON, A.B. History; Rhetoric Virginia Military Institute, 1937-41; A. M. A., 1941-42-43. SERGEANT C. C. COLLISON Asst. to the P. M. S. T. Graduate of the Chemical Warfare School, Fort George Meade, Md; A. M. A., 1942-43. THE FACULTY COLONEL W. ©, LOUISELE, BS, Tactical Officer Mathematics Infantry U. S. Army; B.S. Degree, Auburn College; Graduate Trench M. G. School; Allied Tank School and Selective Service School; A, M. A. 1942-43. MAJOR W. P. CHERRINGTON, B.S. Tactical Officer Instructor in Spanish and Mathematics Honor graduate U. S. Military Academy, West Point; Coast Artillery and two years on General Staff U. S. Army; Advanced course in Coast Artillery at Fort Monroe, Virginia ; A. M, A. 1942-43. CAPTAIN H. B. McCRUM, L.L.B. History Graduate University of West Virginia; A. M. A. 1942-43, CAPTAIN J. A. TOMLIN History Graduate Syracuse University and Harvard University Summer School; A. M. A. 1942-43. CAPTAIN J. B. GARNETT, A.B.,.M.A. Latin, English, Chemistry Laboratory Graduate University of Virginia; A. M. A. 1942-43. LIEUT, M. A. HENRY, Phd, French Graduate of Princeton; Former Professor of French at the Hun School; A. M. A. 1942-43, LIEUTENANT H. W. LUCAS, B.S. Head of Juntor Department Graduate of Davidson College and of the University of Virginia Summer School. A M. A. 1942-43, LIEUT. DENARD ENGRAM English Graduate University of Alabama; A. M. A. 1942-43. PROFESSOR J. SAM HUFFMAN Instructor in Junior Department. Former principal Mount Sidney High School; A. M. A. 1942-43. CAPTAIN P. J. MORRISSEY History Athletic Department Formerly of Lehigh Universitly and of Washington and Lee University; A. M. A. 1942-43. LIEUT, JEROME O’GRADY Literature Masters Degree in Creative Writing at DePaul University, Chicago; A. M. A. 1942-43. CAPTAIN MARTIN SOMMERS Mathematics Wooster College 1907-09; Antioch College 1911-13; Ohio State College 1913-14; Columbia University 1929-30; A. M. A, 1942-43. LIEUT, RALPH CARLSON, U, S.A. JEAN, Sy, eee ih Detailed by War Department as P. M. S. T. in April 1943. = os ld —ome aay MAJ. McCHESNEY YARBROUGH Post Adjutant MISS FLORENCE McCORMICK Post Nurse STAFF CAPT. RUSSELL FIFER Assistant Post Adjutant MRS. AURELIA MILLER Assistant Post Nurse (No Picture) CAPT. J. W. FONTAINE Post Steward DR. W. C. ROLLER Post Physician MRS. ANNIE THOMPSON Post Dietitian IN MEMORIAM JOHN AUGUSTINE HOLCOMB 1924-1943 ook JORGE A, AQUILERA “Aggie” ist. it, Co, “A” “Cbs Cavalry (1, 2, 3) Sec. Student Body (5): Cheer’ leader (5): Swimming Team (3, 4): Cotillion Club (5): Final Ball Committee (4): Min- now Football (1, 2): J. V. Foot- ball (4): Honor Committee (5): Treas. Ciceronian Literary Society (5): Mgr. Swimming (5): Asst. Leader Final Ball. ENRIQUE AQUILERA “Aggie” 2nd. Lt.. Co. “A” (5): Cavalry (2, 3): Swimming Team (2, 3, 4): Fencing Team (8, 4): Cotillion Club (5): Monogram Club (4, 5): Intramural Winner (8): Asst. Leader Final Ball. JOSEPH G. ANDICKO “Virginia Dare” Private Co. “BY (ly, 2), MANUEL ALVAREZ “Crusher” Corporal Co. “Db” (2): Honor Roll (1, 2): Minnow Football (1): Minnow Basketball (1, 2). WINDSOR BISSELL “Biss” Private Co, “B” (1); Peep Poot- ball (1). = SENIORS WILLIAM H. BOWERS “Bill? Set; Co, “AY (2): White Page (1,. 2): J. V. Football (2); Fenc- ing Team (1, 2): Varsity Baseball (1): Honor Roll (1, 2). GUY WILLIAM BRADFORD “Brick” Private Co. “A” (1): J. V. Foot- ball (1). CLAUDE P. BRADLEY “Cloteel” Private C. W. Co. (1): Varsity Football (1): Varsity Basketball (1): Varsity Baseball (1): Mono- gram Club (1). JOHN MORGAN BROOKE “Red” Plat. Set. Co. “C” (3): Bayonet Staff (3): Reeall Staff (8): Box- ing Team (2): Rhetoric Medal (1): Intramural Boxing Winner (2): Humor Editor of Reeall (3). JOHN L. BURGE “Muscles” Corporal Band (2): Rifle Team Gy 200) Je Vi Boothall (1) 12)5 Track Team (1): Monogram Club (1, 2): Wrestling (2). EK. B. BYRD oma”? Private Co. “B” (1): Swimming (1). WwW. Cc. BYRD “Charlie” Private Co. “B” (1). EARL D. CABANISS “Cab” First Captain (5): Pres. Student Body (5): Varsity Basketball (3, 4, 5): Varsity Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4, 5): Boxing Team_ (3): Honor Committee (4, 5): Varsity Foot- ball (2): No Demerits (1, 2, 3): Final Ball Committee (4, 5); Cotillion Club (4): Peep Football (1). WILLIAM CAGE “Red” Corporal Co. “B” (2): Varsity Basketball (1, 2). SAMUEL CAPRETTE, JR. “Sam” Private Co. “D” (1): Peep Foot- ball (1): Honor Roll (1). SENIORS JOE CARUSO “Robinson” Private C. W. Co. (1): Boxing Team (1). JOHN CATLETY “Cats” Private Co. “A” (1): Varsity Football (1): Varsity Basketball (1): Varsity Baseball (1). DAVID CHAPMAN “Rube” Sergeant Co. “C” (2): i Ves Basketball (1): Varsity Basket- ball (2). JOHN CLANTON “Jack” Private C. W. Co. (1). JOHN L, CLARK “Jack” Private Co. “B” (1). SENIORS RICHARD E. CLAY “Dick” 2nd Lt. Co. “A” (3): Monogram Chib: (G2, 3) Je .V. Pootball’ Gd); Varsity Football (2, 3): Fencing Team (1, 2): Swimming (2, 3): Honor Committee (8). : LOY COTTON COLLINGWOOD “Smiley” Set Cow) “B7 (2): Hearst Trophy Champion (2): Rifle Team Cy -2) Golf Team (ije irack Team (1, 2) ¢ Viee Pres. Y.. M. C: A. (2): Monogram Club (1, 2): eons Staff (2): Reeall Staff (2). H. FRED CROSS “Whitie” Plat. Set. Co: “B” G2): Varsity. Football (1, 2): Honor Committee (2): Varsity Basketball (1). JOSEPH M. DALY “Joe” 1st Sgt. Co. “D” (3): Rifle Team (2): Track Team (3): Honor Roll (3): Intramural Wrestling, Box- ing (3). SILAS E. DAVIS “Si? Private Co. “B” (1). WILLIAM DAWSON “Bill” Private Co. “A” (1): Varsity Baseball (1). RICHARD DONOVAN “Dick” Captain Band (4): Cavalry (2): Honor Roll (4): Swimming Team (3, 4): Boxing Mgr. (4): Intra- mural Manager (4). JAMES D. EBORN, JR. “Patoon” Qnd Wt. Co, “Bi (8): Mootball Mer. (3): J. V. Football (2): See. Bible Class (2): Y. M. C. A. Cabi- net (8). BENJAMIN ELLIS “Ben”? Private Co, “B” (1):Soccer (1). ARTHUR A. EPSTEIN “Kp” Private @o, “B?) (CD) aa Ve Basketball (1). NORMAN FELLMAN “Shorty” Private Co. “A” (1): Fencing Gs LAWRENCE W. FERRIGAN “Larry”. Private Co. “B” (1): Varsity Football (1). FRANK R. FOSTER “Wap” Private Co. “C” (1). RICHARD G. FRICKE “Diek” Private Co. “A” (1): Varsity Football (1). EDWARD GABRIEL “Horn” Private C. W. Co. (1). SENIORS MARK GEARHART “Doe” Private Co. “B” (1). PATRICK H. GEORGER “Pat” ond Lt. Staff (6): Y. M. C. A. Cabinet (6): J. V. Basketball (6): Varsity Baseball (5): White Page (2, 3): J. V. Football (6). WILLIAM GORTON Private Co. .“B” (1): Track Team (1). ROBERT GUGGENHEIMER “Gugeie” Corp. Co. “C” (2): Honor Roll (1, 2); Bible Class (1): Glee Club (1): Track Team (1, 2). WILLIAM GARDNER “Doggie” 1st Lt. Co. “D” (4): Swimming Team (1, 2, 3, 4) :Peep Football (2). EDWARD HANNIGAN “Ka” Private Jo. “B” (1): Reeall Starke CL). Cc. NORRIS HARRISON “Chris” and Lt, Co. “OC? (@)s Mer, Track Team (2). JOHN ROY HAWKINS “Beak” 1st Sgt. Co. “C” (3): Rifle Team (2): J. Ve Football (): Intra- mural Boxing, Wrestling Swim- ming’ (1, 2, 3): Honor Roll’ (3). WILLIAM C. HAYCOX “Bill” Corporal Co. “D” (2): Fencing Team (li, 2) Wie, Mn Gy, 2A), Capi Ji.) Ve Football (1). WILSON HAYES “will” Private Co: “A” (i): Varsity Football (1): J. V. Basketball (1). SENIORS DONALD R. HIGGINS “Hig” Ist Sgt. Co. “A” (4): Varsity Football (3): Mgr. Varsity Base- ball (4): J. V. Basketball (3, 4). JACK A. HOLCOMB “Ace” Corporal iGo, “AM «ij Je Ve Football Cd, 2): J. V.. Basketball (1): Varsity Basketball (2): Var- sity Baseball (1): Honor Roll: Monogram Club (1, 2): Intra- mural Boxing Winner (2): All- State Basketball Team (2). ALLAN JONES Private Co, “A” (1). JOHN C. JANSING Corporal Co, “A (23) Honor Roll ((l, 22d. Vo Baseball Gly): Reeall Staff (2): J. V. Basketball Cyt Rifles Team. C2) ¥ Mo Cy (A) Cabinet (2): White Page: Editor- in-Chief of “Bayonet” (2): Best New Cadet Co. “B” (1). JULIAN C. JORDAN “Clem” Private Co. “C” (1): Honor Roll (1): White Page (1). JERRY KAHN “Blow” Private Band (1, 2, .8, 4): Cavalry (1, 2): Dramatic Club (2). ROBERT W. KNADLER, JR. “Pete” Private Co. “B” (2): Honor Roll (1). EDWARD G,. LEE “Gay” Private Co. “B” (1): J. V. Foot- ball (1): Fencing (1). CASS LEIGH... “Cass” Corporal Co. “A” (2). ROBERT TT. LINSTONE “Zombie” Tt Go, “A! (4). Pres: ‘Cotillion Club (4): Treas. Student Body (4): Honor Committee (3, 4): See. Y. M. CG. A. (4): Cheer Leader (4): Monogram Club (4). SENIORS FRANK LOWINGER “Louie” Private Co. “B” (1): Swimming Team (1). HOWARD LUM “Howie” Private Co. “B” (1): Honor Roll (GY OLLIE MACE, JR. “Mousey” Private C. W. Co. (1): Rifle Team (1). FRED MEANS “Fred” Private Co. “C” (1): Honor Roll Clips BLAIR MITCHELL “Mitch” Private Co. “A” (1): Varsity Basketball (1). SENIORS CHARLES M. OAKEY Chuck” 1st Lt. Co. “B’ (¢4): Cavalry (1, 2): Final Ball Committee (4): Honor Committee (4): Cotillion Club (4): Tumbling Team (4): Weight Lifting (4). JOHN MOODY “Jack” Set. Co. “BB (2) Rifle Team (1): Monogram Club (1). ROBERT PORTER “Bob” Private Co. “C” (1)? Boxing Honor’ Roll Chis Team (1): Wrestling Team (1). CHARLES C. MeATEE “Mae” Captain Staff (4). ROBERT C. POWELL “Punchy” Captain Co. “A” (5): Intramural Boxing (1): Minnow Football (1, 2): Honor Committee (5): Boxing Team (5). HERBERT L. MeCAWLEY “Mae”? “A” (1): Fencing Private Co. Team (1). RALPH RODRIQUEZ “Rod” HOVs (2) Winite ALBERT MeQUILLEN “Mae”? _ Corporal Co. Page: (1). Private Co. “B” (1). ROBERT J. ROESSLER “Bob” CHARLES NULL “Adolph” Private C. W. Co. (1): Varsity Private Co. “B” (1). Football (1): Varsity Baseball (1): Track Team (1): Monogram Club (1). CHARLES D. ROLLINS “Chuck” Private C. W. Co. (1): Varsity Football (1): Varsity Baseball CL) DONALD ROSENBAUM “Rosie” Private Band (1). LEONARD L. SALASKY “Slats” Private ‘Co. “C’” (1). WILLIAM J. SARRICKS “Jack” 1st Sgt. Band (4). ROBERT B. SAYRE “Bob” Private Co. “A” (1). SENIORS ROBERT H. SHARP “Bob” Private Co, “B’ (1): R. CLAYTON SMALL “Pequeno” fst Lt. C. Ws ‘Co. (8) Rifle Team (1, 2, 3): Fencing Team (1, 2,°3)¢ J. V. Football (2, 3): Honor Roll. BENJAMIN F. SMATHERS “Bingo” tst Lt. Go; “C” (5). Varsity. Football (5). : GEORGE SOLAN “Boots” Private Co, “B” (1): Track Team (1). ROBERT R. SPIESS “Bink” Corporal Co. “A” (2): Honor Roll (2). SENIORS THOMAS B. STANLEY “op, B? Plat, ‘Set. Co. “D (2): Honor Roll (1, 2): Golf Team (1): Tennis (1, 2): Bayonet Staff (2): Minnow Football (1). WILLIAM R. STEWART “Bill? Private Band (1). CARL STROHMEYER “Carl? Private Co. “C” (1). WILLIAM C. STUART III “Bill” ond). lity Co, SD” (a) Honor. Committee (3): “Ad Astra Per Aspera” (2): Editor-in-chief “Ba- yonet” (3): Track Team (3): White Page (2, 3): J. V. Football (2); Cavalry (1): Fencing Team (1; 2): Tennis Team (1, 2): Re- eall Staff (2, 3): Honor Roll (3): Minnow Football (1). Editor-in-chief of Reeall (3). MICHAEL SUTTLE, JR. “Mike” Set. Maj. Staff (4): Honor Com- mittee (4): WVice-Pres. Cotillion Club (4); Reeall Staff (2, 3, 4): Final Ball Committee (8): Cheer Leader (4): Bayonet Staff (4): YM: CG. A. Cabinet (4): Mono- gram Club (3): Cavalry (1). JOHN H. SWEATT “Johnny” (akin Private Co, “B” ROSCOE F. THORNHILL, JR. “Doe” Sst. Co. “AY (2c (1): Honor Roll (1). White Page ANDERSON TODD “Andy” “A” (1): Track Team (aig Private Co. Football (1): Reeall Staff Lys Varsity. (adie Bayonet Staff ARTHUR F. TRENTON “Gooch” Plat. Set. Co. “A” C2y: J. V: Football (1, 2): Honor Committee (2): J. V. Basketball (1). WILLIAM J. 'TUMINELLA “Hawkey” Private C. W. Co. (1): Honor Committee (1): Varsity Football (1): Monogram Club (1): All- State Football (1). HENRY E. TURNER “Whitey” Private C. W. Co. (1): Varsity Football (1). FRANK R. VASS, JR. “FKransisco” Capt. Co. “B” (8): White Page (i, 2. 3): Pres: Final Ball (3); Vice-Pres. Ciceronian Literary Society (3): Vice-Pres | Student Body (3): Pres. Y. M. C. A. (8): Cotillion Club (2, 3): Rifle Team (1): Reeall Staff (2. 3): “Ad Astra Per Aspera”’: Bible Class (1): Honor Roll (1, 2, 3): Cavalry (1): Minor Medal (2): Honor Com- mittee (2, 3): Tennis Team (1). FRANK B. VANDERGRIFT “Van” Private Co. “A” (1): Varsity Football (1). HARRY VAN RIPER “Van” Private Co, “A (i): Boxing Team (1): Varsity Football (1). FRANK L. VILLANOVA “vill” Private Co. “B” (1): Fencing Team (1): Varsity Football (1). SENIORS THOMAS WATSON “Tom” Private Co. “A” (1): Varsity Football (1): Varsity Basketball (1): Track Team (1): Rifle Team (1): Orchestra (1). RUSSELL 8S. WEATHERWAX “Bud” Private Co. “B” (1): CLAY L. WELKER “Leon” Private Co. “D” (1): Wrestling (1): Peep Football (1). ALBERT TESORIERO “Tess” Private Co. “C” (1). LEONARD WILSON “Len” Capt. Co. “D” (GQ) Js Ve Foot- ball (1. 2, 3, 4): Boxing Team Team (1, 2, 3):-Tennis Team (1, 2, 3, 4): No Demerits (1, 2): Glee Club (, 2 3, 4): Final Ball Com- mittee (4, 5): Cotillion Club (4, 5): Honor Roll (4): Weight Lift- ing (5). SENIORS GODFREY F. WISHART “Reds” MAJOR W. WOODY Private Co. “B” (1): Honor Roll (1): Varsity Baseball (1): Varsity Football (1): Varsity Basketball (aly “Texas” Private Co. “B” (1). J. FREDERICK WONN ROBERT WHITMAN “Blimp” Private,Co. “C” (1). “Bob” Private Co. “A” (1). JAMES R. SMITH “Jimmy” FRANK W. YOUNT Corporal Co. “C” (2): Wrestling 1, 2): Mer. J:.. V. Football (2): Corporal Co. “A” (1): White — ( J. V. Basketball (1). Page (1): Honor Roll (, 2). ROBERT ALLEN HENRY L. INGRAM “Rat” “Bob” Private Co. “C” (1): Orchestra Capt, ‘Co, “C7, 4). Hootball Gs Jonv. Hootball Gd), Team (2, 8, 4): Fencing (2). ROBERT SCHWAB ROBERT BALSEY “Bubbie” “Bob” Private Co. “A” (1): J. V.Foot- ball (1): J. V. Basketball (1): Pyt..€; We Co, Go track (1); Track (1). THIRD, Banks Bell Bryan Coen Constantine Granda FOURTH, CLASSES Grape Larner Leatherman McOwen Middleton Mitchell, L. D. Warner AND FIFTH YEAR MEN Perkins Preston Richardson Shope Silverman, F, Smith, G. R. CLASSES SECOND YEAR MEN Barber Funck Page Boothe Garber Reger Brewer, D. Gordon Rexrode Brewer, R. Giddens Ryan Brodie Green Stanley, J. W. Burden Haden Stanley, L. V. Clede Harrell Tarechie Costa, Kauffman Thomas, M. O. Daniels Malcheson VanPelt DePriest McCue Wasco Douglas Mc Gloon Weed Field Owen West, S. West, C. Adams Allyn, H. Allen, R. Amick Ashby Bailes Barge Baron Barr Beaman Bello Brammer Bregman Brown, D. Brown, R. M. Brown, W. C. Brumley CLASSES FIRST YEAR MEN Caron Chancey Cilow Cockerell Codling Copeland. Copping Daughtry Davissc. DeJarnette DiBello Drogin Dunbar Dulin Dunn Dutton Eddy Elder Ellman Emerson Farrar Ferrell Foreman Fotinos Glaser Grant Grimes Gruber Hamilton Ham Hardell Hardy Harrison, P. Hartman Hasple Heatwole Hevener, J. B. Hevener, J. W. Hilburn Hobbs Holt Hope Houft Huber jones, D. Jones James Johnson Kearse Kelly Keppler King Kline Knapp Knicely - Koellmer Kohl Lacy Landenberger Lawther, B. J. Lawther, B, M, Lea Lear Leary Leech Leigh, W. Lemon Lindsay Long Louisell CLASSES FIRST YEAR MEN Mallory Marks Mathews Miles Millard Miller Mills Moore, K. E. Moore, K. D, Morse Moyer McCrum Parise Pigg Prince Polisher Quattrone Rosebro Saunders Segar Shem Sherr Silverman, C, Slagle Smith, B. M, Smith, G. F. Smith, W. G. Snider Southall St. Clair Stephens Stern Stewart, W. R. Stradley Stump Sutton Tabakin Tate Thomas, W. J. Thomas, W. N. Thomson Turner VanMeter Venzer in Warne Warren Welch Weld Williams Wineland Wright Younger Book Chree isl MILITARY MILITARY TACTICAL OFFICERS In April, Lieutenant Ralph E. Carlson was detailed here by the War De- partment as P. M. S. T. He suceeded Lieutenant Colonel Ray W. Harris, who was forced to leave us due to ill health. In Lieutenant Carlson, who was ably assisted by Lieutenant Colonel Robinson, Colonel Louisell, Major Cherring- ton and Sergeant Collison, we found a man who was a soldier, a gentleman and a hard worker. His interest in our advancement in military was unsurpassed, and over-night, he became a part of us. BATTALION STAFF MISS JEAN WILTSHIRE Sponsor Captain First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Sergeant-Major ©, C MceAtee W.L. Perkins P. H, Georger M. Suttle, Jr. Sergeant Ordnance Sergeant Cadet Middleton Cadet Haden CAPTAIN R. C. Powell COMPANY “A” FIRST LIEUTENANT J. A. Aguilera FIRST SERGEANT D.R. Higgins P LATOON SERGEANTS THIRD LIEUTENANT Cadet Granda Cadet Trenton Cadet Burden Cadet Jansing Cadet Leatherman Cadet Todd Cadet Shem Cadet Moore Cadet Watson Cadet Sayre Cadet Kline Cadet Keppler Cadet Gruber Cadet Fellman Cadet Bradford Cadet Long Cadet Kelly Cadet Tabakin Cadet Hilburn Cadet Vandergrift Cadet R. F. Linstone CORPORALS PRIVATES Cadet Landenberger Cadet Stump Cadet Brown, W. C. Cadet Mills Cadet Hayes Cadet Hardy Cadet McCawley Cadet Whitman Cadet Jones Cadet Catlett Cadet Glaser Cadet Lambert Cadet Dawson Cadet Beamon Cadet Codling SECOND LIEUTENANT IR. E. Glay SERGEANTS Cadet Thornhill Cadet Bowers Cadet Yount Cadet Leigh, C. Cadet Spiess Cadet Miles Cadet Allyn, H. Cadet Hartman Cadet Stephens Cadet Welch Cadet Lemmon Cadet Yount Cadet Mitchell, B. Cadet Larner Cadet Van Riper Cadet Haspel Cadet Grimes Cadet Schwab Cadet Brumley FIRST PLATOON SECOND PLATOON MRS. JOHN PALMER Sponsor COMPANY “B” Captain First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant First Sergeant T. DD; Warner F, R.Vass C. M, Oakey PLATOON SERGEANTS Cadet Grape J. D. Eborn SERGEANTS Cadet Collingwood Cadet Moody CORPORALS Cadet Costa Cadet West, C. Cadet Cage Cadet Smith Cadet Funck Cadet Field PRIVATES Cadet Hevener, J. B. Cadet Ferrigan Cadet Weed Cadet Wishart Cadet Epstein Cadet Bissel Cadt Moore, K. D. Cadet Knadler Cadet Woody Cadet Davis, C. H. Cadet Kauffman Cadet Byrd, W. Cadet Lee, E. Cadet De Jarnette Cadet Sweatt Cadet Clark Cadet Byrd, E. Cadet Amick Cadet McQuillen Cadet Gearhart Cadet Lum Cadet Cross Cadet Tuminella Cadet Bradley Cadet Weatherwax Cadet Hamilton Cadet Gorton Cadet Ellis Cadet Seeley Cadet Jones Cadet James Cadet Holt Cadet Solan Cadet Hannigan Cadet Lowinger Cadet. Davis, S. E. Cadet Dunn Cadet Stradley Cadet Villanova Cadet Venzer Cadet Constantine Cadet Andicko Cadet Malchenson Cadet Leary Cadet Richardson Cadet Saunders Cadet Thomas, M. O. Cadet McGraw Cadet Roessler FIRST PLATOON | : : id : cS 3 | : 4 a . : i ; a —] ee SECOND PLATOON MRS. H. L. INGRAM Sponsor COMPANY “C” First Sergeant J. R. Hawkins Second Lieutenant C. N. Harrison Captain First Lieutenant H. L, Ingram B. F. Smathers PLATOON SERGEANTS SERGEANTS Cadet Be ll Cadet Bryan CORPORALS Cadet Guggenheimer Cadet Coen Cadet Tarechie Cadet Brooke Cadet West, S. Cadet Stanley, J. PRIVATES Cadet Pigg Cadet Porter, R. Cadet Marks Cadet Wineland Cadet Salasky Cadet Quattrone Cadet Wright Cadet Chapman Cadet Copping Cadet Hevener, J. W. Cadet Giddens Cadet Lawther, B. M. Cadet Kearse Cadet Page Cadet Lawther, B. J. Cadet Miller Cadet Jordan Cadet Allen, R. Cadet Brown, D. Cadet Turner Cadet Van Pelt Cadet Prince Cadet Wonn Cadet Tesoriero Cadet Southall Cadet Means Cadet Bailes Cadet Foster Cadet Bello Cadet Strohmyer Cadet Caron Cadet Cockrell Cadet Koellmer Cadet DiBella Cadet Caruso Cadet Steel Cadet Slagle Cadet McCrum Cadet Mitchell, L. D. Cadet Snider Cadet Breitston Cadet De Priest Cadet Daughtry Cadet Prati FIRST PLATOON SECOND PLATOON — COMPANY “D” MRS. PEARL WILSON Sponsor Captain First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant First Sergeant L. W. Wilson W. T. Gardner W.C. Stuart, IT J. M. Daly PLATOON SERGEANTS SERGEANTS Cadet McOwen Cadet Brewer, R. Cadet Stanley, T. B. Cadet Stanley, L. CORPORALS Cadet Hockman Cadet Alvarez Cadet Green Cadet Haycox Cadet Daniels Cadet Douglass PRIVATES Cadet Rollins Cadet McGloon Cadet Wasco Cadet Dulin Cadet St Clair Cadet Brodie Cadet Moyer Cadet Harrison, P. Cadet Smith, W. J. Cadet Ashby Cadet Balsly Cadet Dunbar Cadet Mallory Cadet Knapp Cadet Leventin Cadet Thomas, W. J. Cadet Ryan Cadet Hope Cadet Thompson Cadet Smith, B. M. Cadet Mallard Cadet Ellman Cadet Shope Cadet Lindsay Cadet Null Cadet Warren Cadet Mathews Cadet Layng, T. Cadet Barber Cadet Brammer Cadet Bregman Cadet Rodriquez Cadet Fotinos Cadet Thomas Cadet Wilson, W. Cadet Johnson Cadet Cilow Cadet Layng Cadet Waren Cadet Lacy FIRST PLATOON SECOND PLATOON Captain . J. Donovan MRS. J. P. DONOVAN Sponsor Cadet Silverman, F. Cadet Boothe Cadet Drogin Cadet Farrel Cadet Ham Cadet Huber Cadet Kohl re Pha a ie 3 Cadet Stewart Cadet Baron Cadet Dutton Cadet Gabriel First Lieutenant First Sergeant J. S Banks W. J. Sarricks SERGEANTS Cadet Clede CORPORALS Cadet Burge Cadet Kahn PRIVATES Cadet Sherr Cadet Rosenbaum Cadet King Cadet Segar Cadet Van Meter Cadet Stern Cadet Gordon Cadet Lear Cadet Williams ie oo . | . ( CAPTAIN E. B, Cabaniss LIEUTENANT RG. Small SERGEANT Cadet Malchenson QUARTERMASTER COMPANY Cadet Reger Cadet Lambert Cadet Heatwole Cadet Harrison, P. Cadet Turner Cadet Ashby Cadet Mace Cadet Haspel CORPORALS Cadet Tuminella PRIVATES Cadet Bradley Cadet Balsley Cadet Clanton Cadet Rollins Cadet Knapp Cadet Null Cadet Chancey Cadet Dunbar Cadet McGloon Cadet Leech Cadet Mallory Cadet DiBella Cadet Sharp Cadet Prince Cadet Houf Cadet Smith, G. F. Alvarez Bell Boothe Bowers Brewer Brewer, R. Brooke Bryan Burden Cage Clede Coen Collingwood Constantine Costa Daly Daniels Douglass Field Funck Granda Grape Green Guggenheimer Haden Hardell Hawkins Trenton Warner Wasco Haycox Higgins Hockman Holcomb Jansing Kahn Knadler Leatherman Leigh, C. Malchenson Marrow NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS Mitchell, L. D. Moody McCue McGloon McOwen Preston Rodriquez Sarricks Silverman, F. Smith, G. R. Smith, J. R. Stanley, J. W. Stanley, L. V. Stanley, T. B. Suttle Tarechie Thornhill West, C. West, S. Yount — ee % A na =) 1g a f % bx ma an eG - Be 8 ga ‘ Re go OR — Ce a? iia . a4 : “ Bes : i 3 ng he We Athletics BOOK FOUR 4 VARSITY FOOTBALL The A. M. A. Varsity turned in a fine record this year under the able coach- ing of Captain J. Albert Tomlin and Colonel Louisell. They were faced with one of the toughest schedules A. M. A. has had in several years. Among the teams they played were the Navy Plebes, V. M. I. Freshmen, University of Virginia Freshmen and others of equal strength. Out of the total of ten games played, they won 6 and lost 4. The two games, in which the best performances were given, were against the V. M. I. and the U. of Va. Frosh. We won over Virginia but lost V. M. I. Bill Tuminella and Bill Larner were named on the All-State Prep School Team and Dick Clay and Monk Davis were given Honorable Mention for All- State. To climax the season Augusta defeat ed their traditional rival Fishburne Military Academy in a thrilling game. This game was played on the home field and was accompanied by the usual good-natured rivalry between the two corps of cadets. The team this year was captained by Fred Cross and Tex Mahone, both lettermen from last year Members of the team to receive their A’s were as follows: Mahone, Cross, Null, Bradley, Fricke, Davis, Clay, Tuminella, McCue, Moore, Lininger, Rush- more, Vandergrift, Larner, Eddy, Farrar and Eborn (who did a fine job as manager this year). J. V. FOOTBALL The opening game of the season was with Lee High in Staunton. Augusta was definitely superior in all departments of the game but did not take advantage of its superiority. Time and again we muffed our chances for victory. The game ended in a scoreless tie. In the two games with Stuarts Draft we held the advantage both in weight and ability and both were victories for our side. In the first game our attempts to run up a score were somewhat shattered for our eagerness made us careless. Many substitutes saw action in this game. Final score was 26 to 0. In return game S, D. surprised us by hurling a long flat pass which fortunately for them was completed for their first and only score of the season. In the next game which was against V. ©. D. B. we met our only defeat of the season. Our team appeared dazed from the first whistle and our opponents took advantage of this time and again. We did little if anything in the way of attack or defense. In the season’s final we met supposedly the Harrisonburg Reserve, supple- mented by the majority of their varsity’s players. We put up a game fight against the team that won the Class B High School championship and the game ended with the score 18 to 7 in favor of our opponents. Our line, particularly Porter and Wonn made many openings for our stellar quarterback Powell to crash through for a total 98 yards to his credit. PEEP FOOTBALL The Peep football team started its season inauspiciously, practicing on the back athletic field, and with no equipment. However, due to the fine spirit of the boys and the able coaching of Capt. Paul V. Hoover, the Peeps overcame these obstacles, In their first contest with the VSDB, the Peeps showed their vigor to win by downing the opponents 12 to 0. Following up this victory, they defeated an aggressive and determined squad sponsored by the Kiwanis of Waynesboro by a close score, In the next encounter of the season the Peeps were held to a tie by the Junior team of the VSDB. In the subsequent game with Fishburne, A. M. A. was defeated by over- whelming odds. Ina return engagement with Waynesboro A. M, A. was defeated by the score of 12 to 7. In the football finalle at Augusta, the second J. V’s held the Peeps toa scoreless tie for three quarters. The Peeps held the advantage and threatened to score many times. The final period saw both fighting on equal terms. VARSITY BASKETBALL Our basketball team this year had a very hard schedule which called for 15 games. Under the coaching of Captain Tomlin and the leadership of Captain Earl Cabaniss the team played hard throughout the secson and at the end of the season, Jack Holcomb and Claude Bradley received honorable mention for the All-State Team. They got off to a good start but it did not last long. They won the first, but lost the next three games. Fork Union won by a score of 50 to 31. Massa- nutten 64 to 27 and Harrisonburg 23 to 13. They met Harrisonburg for the second time and defeated them by the close score of 30 to 28. After this came the best and hardest hitting opponent of the year, Greenbrier, which defeated us 45 to 29, “Ace” Holcomb took the honors by ringing up eleven points. The best football game ever played on a basketball court was played at Fishburne. Fishburne won 33 to 19 in a hard fought game. Washington and Lee got the surprise of their lives when they came to Augusta and went away with the short end of a 38 to 27 score. In their second encounter with Fish- burne they settled for their first defeat at Fishburne by soundly trouncing them SOnton LS: Although they won only six games out of the 15 they merit a lot of credit because the odds were against them in nearly every game and they never ad- mitted defeat until the final whistle. BOXING TEAM The 1943 Boxing Team upheld the record set by previous teams by taking the South Atlantic Prep and High School Championship Tourney in Charlottesville. They won by a large margin from such schools as Charlotte Hall M.A. of Mary- land, Charleston High of W. Va., and Miller School of Virginia. Their only de- feat was at the hands of the U. of Virginia Freshmen who won over them by one point. Due to the difficulty of obtaining transportation there were fewer meets this year than is customary or their record would have been more out- standing. A large amount of this credit must go to their coach, Captain Mor- rissey, who with only three of last years team as a nucleus, built a champion- ship team. The team this year was captained by Tom Warner, a veteran boxer with three years of fighting behind him. The other two lettermen from last year were Cecil DePriest and Terry Tariche, both of whom gave outstanding performances throughout the season. The others on the team were: Bob Porter, Bob Powell, Bill Tuminella, Adolph Null, Harry Van Riper, George Solan, Ed- ward Polisher, Henry Dunbar, Bill Eddy, and Tom Caruso, Freddy Costa was manager. Those to receive major monograms this year were: Tom Warner, Cecil Depriest, Terry Tariche, Bill Tuminella, Bill Eddy, Adolph Null, Edward Polisher, and Bob Porter. The other members of the team received minor mono- grams. FENCING TEAM Fencing at Augusta enjoyed its second most successful season in the history of the sport at this institution. Captain Paul V. Hoover again brought forward much promising new material while further developing those who remained from last year’s squad, undefeated in prep school competition. Practice began early in December and continued far beyond the regular season which ended March Ist. The first meet was with the Varsity Team of the University of Virginia, held at Charlottesville, and the second one here at Fort Defiance. Although defeated in both meets, we, nevertheless, gave these foilsmen a good fight, and we gained much needed experience which enabled us to gain unchallenged supremacy among prep schools in the state of Virginia. Small and McGloon came very close in un- throning the co-captains of the University. Fork Union was the next school met in subsequent meets here at Augusta and later at Fork Union. This school brought a South Jersey Champion surrounded by four excellent assistants. Al- though forced in the first meet, A. M. A. showed its superiority and administered a stunning defeat to F. U. In the return meet, McGloon, Small, Haycox, and Linstone won two of their bouts. In the final meet of the season, Woodberry was given a crushing defeat when A, M. A. romped over them to bring to close a glorious season. Lee, Bowers, Villanova, and J. B. Hevener were instrumental in keeping up this team’s fine record. Sine A. M. A. started its winning streak four years ago, we have won seventeen meets out of twenty-one, losing but once to a prep school, while the other three losses were to college varsities. RIFLE TEAM The 1943 Rifle Team opened its season with a match with Hargrave Mili- tary Academy who had a determined and difficult team to beat, but the A. M. A. team was victorious by 46 points. Three weeks later the Intercollegiate Corps Area Match was fired and al- though the A. M. A. team did not place as high as it had hoped, it did make a good showing, Soon after this, the four way match was fired at Fishburne Military School between, Fishburne, Fork Union, Massanutten, and Augusta teams. Augusta placed third in this match beating Massanutten and losing to Fishburne and Fork Union. The entire rifle season however is based around the Hearst Trophy which was fired during the week of the 19th. Our team did not place, however it was honored by having the highest individual scorer in the Essentially Necessary Military Schools. The score was made by cadet Collingwood who is the captain of the team. His score was 188 out of a possible 200. Four positions. The members of the Rifle Team are: Collingwood, Haden, (mgr.), Jansing, Todd, Small, Burge, Clede, Brewer, R., Cockrell, Louiselle. i : ' : : in J - : e i yh es : | ao : | . 4 i 5 : i Coa al : ga Pcche syed mI ae ied . a r -_ . 4 ee 2 = i e . “ e sees ieecauae oo ae J. V. BASKETBALL Although not winning the majority of their games, the J. V. basketball team held some fast and very close games against schools which outclassed them. The team spirit and cooperation among the boys was due largely to the able coaching of Lt. Davidson who gave his whole-hearted attention to the job. The most exciting game of the year was with the V. 5S. D. B., the outcome of the game not being decided until the final thirty seconds of play, when a sharpshooter of V.S.D. B. scored with a field goal. Due to transportation difficulties, the schedule was limited to 10 games of which we won 4 and lost 6. SWIMMING TEAM The A. M. A. Tankmen, under the able tutelage of Captain Morissey and Captained by Cadet Gardner, lost four meets, two to Massanutten and two to Fishburne. The members of the team were: Cadets Gardner, McOwen, Gruber, Keppler, Venzer, Emerson, Long, Louiselle, Lowinger, Clay, Owen, and Cross. Cadet Gardner took four “firsts” in the 100 yard breast-stroke and three “firsts” in the diving. His only second was taken when he ran into too difficult competition from the amateur Diving Champion of Pennsylvania. Cadet Venzer took two “firsts,” one “second,” and a “third” in the 50 yard free style. Cadet McOwen captured one “first,” two “seconds,” and a “third” in the 220 yard free style. Cadet Long took a ‘“‘second” and three “thirds” in the back-stroke. Cadet Keppler is credited with three “thirds” in the 100 yard free style. Although the aquamen lost all of their meets the competitive spirit was never lacking. BASEBALL TEAM TRACK TEAM WRESTLING TEAM MONOGRAM CLUB ORCHESTRA SOCCER TEAM “LOVER OF FRANCE” This person was a quaint old man For almost all his life, They said he loved the land of France As dearly as a wife. When young, he spent his summers there, And yet he didn’t stop at that, He brought back queer, small, paper books And always wore a broad French hat. He went to France, oh, many times And brought back poppy seeds, The ones he sowed along the road Among the briars and weeds. The poor old man grew sick and died One cloudly Autumn day, About a year before France fell, ’Twas really best:that way —HeELeEN DABNEY DEANE (Written in memory of the late Captain Nathan Parkins of the Augusta Military Academy Faculty) ‘ 4 a co ee ee ACTIN fittizs — o “AD ASTRA PER ASPERA” “Ad Astra Per Aspera,” “To The Stars Through Difficulty,” the motto of our school. The “Ad Astra Per Aspera” Honorary Fraternity was organized by Major Roller in 1924. It is the highest honor that can be bestowed upon a cadet at this school. Ten new members, who have risen to the top through difficulties, are added each year. It is every cadet’s greatest ambition to acquire this honor, and we do not hesitate to say that all who are named to the organiza- tion will becomea great success in later life. The present cadet members are Robert C. Powell, Frank R. Vass and Wil- liam C. Stuart, III, who received this great honor last year. May all who wear the “Ad Astra” pin always remember dear old A. M. A. Ee OFFICERS OF STUDENT BODY HONOR COMMITTEE THE RECALL STAFF Editor-in-Chief......0..6+ William C. Stuart, IIT Business: MGnGGeh .... cv umescs sae John C, Jansing Art and Humor Editor.......... Jack M. Brooke Associate BGitOr. cine on vs 4 2s Loy C. Collingwood . ASSOCIATE ICITOVn.. ius eee ns Anderson Todd 7 Associate Eton... .scu. sca. Robert Guggenheimer Chier Proof Réader........c1.0. John L. Codling [ELC Ial IRSVSOMS tay ts Gusta gutitna sien enree ee pettcemles J. C. Cilow RO CUGUMOULT OM eaten arcansialriays caret at Frank R. Vass ANG elated BOM ION cach oes curity Suet Hee Robert B. Porter i . Directory Bduor: . 45. ceceos Thomas B. Stanley : Nee teton era ? (CUETO TOD so carenciie p on came a eRe D R. C. Powell BSS ata GREEN ELON PROtOgGraplign en saanrnien Robert Sayre, E. G. Lee Sponsor The Recati Staff this year was headed by William C. Stuart, III, with John C. Jansing as Business Manager. The organization performed under the faculty leadership of Captain Paul V. Hoover. Because of the war, all expenses were cut in half, which meant the staff worked under a great handicap. However, all members of the staff worked hard, and under the circumstances did the best they could. Staying up late every night to put out a book for the cadets, the members of the 1943 Reca.u staff are actually “unsung heros.” THE BAYONET STAFF Editor-tn-Chteficccas viene c cep coum John C, Jansing Asst. Editor-in-Chief :..... William C. Stuart, [1 2 Honorary Editor.........0. H. Grant Preston, Jr. ASSOMIALS HOILOT awe amentesnimecre Anderson Todd Associate UOr. .. sys cks Loy C, Collingwood a Associate Edttors . 2. v0: Robert Guggenheimer SSOCVGTEn QTLOT., nee a saiey eprea esis Gene Kline FLUMOT EIGAtOT sy oni ee we encore John M. Brooke Associate and Sports Editor..,.Robert B. Porter — (OPH Mesiaeken p TOTO 2, cpencicer oe. chea hone John L, Codling AGHIOS Doky ae cpeeree Bg OU OO SI Michael Suttle, Jr. CUrCWIOHOW on rea ee ees Thomas B. Stanley ie MISS RANNY SCOTT Sponsor o, : : 4 : . _ | . : : eee ‘oo . = . _ = - . . = a | - | ee = a eg After several years of non-circulation the Bayonet was revived this year under the supervision of Captain Hoover, and edited by William C, Stuart Ill until the middle of April when he resigned to accept the editorship of the Recatt. The position of Editor-in-Chief then fell into the capable hands of John C. Jansing who continued for the rest of the year. The staff of the Bayonet was hard working and faithful, who to the best of their ability have given the cadets something that no school is good without—a good newspaper. - S . . . : . ‘ . . : : ce : . : CICERONIAN LITERARY SOCIETY ook Six SOCIAL AND HUMOR COTILLION CLUB FINAL BALL COMMITTEE F. R. Vass Miss Mary Leonard THE FINAL BALL The great honor of President of the Final Ball this year was given to Cadet Vass. He chose as h is assistant leaders Cadets Suttle, Wilson, L., Aquilera, G., and Aquilera, H. The Final Ball started with the usual Military Figure, for which 7G ANIL BANe is justly noted, led by Cadet Vass with Miss Mary Leonard of Galax, Virginia. Colonel Robinson supervised the figure and spent many long hours in its prep- aration. We wish to express our sincere thanks to him for his untiring help and effort. The gym was beautifully decorated with crepe paper and flags by Cadets Aquilera, G., Costa, and Clay and their Committee. The Cadets and their dates danced by the soft lights and the sweet music of JOHNNY SATTERFIELD and his Orchestra. The Final Ball Committee included Cadets Vass, Suttle, Wilson, L., Aquilera, G., Aquilero, H., Costa, Powell, Cabaniss, Clay, Linstone, Smathers, Oakey, and Ingram. 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GREBN RUG IN Basrue.et rec sit causicr oot cere ortsss 525 West 34th Street, Norfolk, Virginia (GIR M Sy WV INDIBID WIE oon oot erro neon bona mimmne ac Route 3, Lexington, North Carolina GRUBER BRAIN Ke cana ism sete seen seals 45 Martling Street, Pleasentville, New York GUGGEIN ELE IVER Rk OWE Raleen eect nceoniene deter 4005 Maine Ave., Baltimore, Maryland (GUMIBIOING Heb sonposoountiane ene ssanoduede seman 1703 Grove Avenue, Richmond, Virginia TSU AINES WANG AMOUR oe 3 Gina ine Bene G Od iceo ut Cairo Hotel, Q and 16th. N. W., Washington, D. C. (AO AUNEAOUND, SEURURURONCS 6 odo umcocodcucuaoe snc oOo 2319 10th, Avenue, Birmingham, Alabama ELAN INIEG AN EE DWVEAUR Dice cuigts crv nada aba sscuenanieie cletwiaiers rnin 624 Thomson Ave., Donora, Pa. HAR DEI ORIN SIU ai csupen acerca a2 2226 Cathedral Ave. N. W., Washington, D. C. 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W., Washington, D. C. EL @) RGN EASING a) COIN enclriatecsres ain nates tatscita terse crt rote maeremliein tints nate Strasburg, Virginia J HONACGQINMS), JUNO na tigated om acmudonne ude c 117 North Wing Street, Northville, Michigan IBKOAAL, NMP UB AN SINS oot vonn ony ont ac Goon nmomn so acanoenmen 6 Smithville, North Carolina ETO) NGNKGE ROA verre noe sverersea tees eran yseetsinee Netietcssca 1311 East Ocean View, Norfolk, Virginia ETOP Pec sEVESibs I) reese tstucstale sa iean a seirertinnletolareicuarnananallets 6232 Powhatan Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia (SROAUNMER IU SAIL DIN UD): Rernamemia bree hcomeane ann pe bomoaote ia ae alxetpne Fort Defiance, Virginia HENONGW EIS SAGAN GSD Ae gence anon oee nuda 1421 4th Avenue, Charleston, West Virginia TIN GEASS EUG ROW ot cy ievavel teem tratne at crete iaenetyecauetede anata re erases etitntanetesnial ras Ashboro, North Carolina JPACIVINEGSS pL AIN IGGL tices aceearers si caueurtiPetn aiaielal sitar oak aren never aca qoausis er yreiengne mole se Oceana, Virginia TVASNES TEN Gu PIQIELIN sc asrecsiereenesrstnvea etnveserotnarvirs os cleieuaiees 2480 16th Street N. W., Washington, D. C. JOIRIMSTOINT SAR AMONMN WARS 0 6 a cinema ier tre ovine aren 3112 26th Street N. E., Washington, D. C. JONES ASAI Nie canted sare sncamanls Wares totes ier a eacd men uiesy oe Moorefield, West Virginia TONGS SiO MD TSE Neer a eerceai lations: pepe tiieiatsiia a arauseciansretins case cara anwie ne Moorefield, West Virginia ASL VINES S havi esICANUIN Teas ee rons yecercesasicaceenaesnete eins eens eeeteee: Hendren Street, Staunton, Virginia [LOIRIDIOIN. IONIVAIN ere aousuincwor as pour OueN nogdopaacae 869 Main Street, Danville, Virginia RSAGELIN LE RSRON Ga cra enecotene enresrern austere cies ete arene te se 2680 North Moreland Blvyd., Cleveland, Ohio RGAE AINE REABY ests cal scorersraseeavrarestnetinatine arevareven etre 4614 Roland Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland IRI PUR SHES ARCOM EWR Erementar oat aro onsen 2106 Kanawha Blvd., Charleston, West Virginia KGB IAES Wor GBOING Hirer sienna ncnue natal one 404 East Nelson Street, Lexington, Virginia KEP PEER RO BE Ral amelie narertd sadeuten ives aay 119 West 22nd Street, Dover, Ohio KIN GG OE IRD YG nous ceetreustnte everett 200 Lewiston Road, Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan SSE TNE (Gr INE a eengretceeen ene cages ern etna are orev here mer res 5328 Forbes Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. DON AOI ER I @ BIEN uli Evaiacurray cee eine erase ene 109 W. Monument St., Baltimore, Maryland IRIN DAME Te) KEIR WAM Sel LAS Go, pace ayaeyerd cach camiontaicos 3471 Holmead Place N. W., Washignton, D. C. ASSN TUG Tes V0 GIN ISAT G) LEM ea rrnies es toeaeseeper ecu aiestorecseeershaa reve es cae nes tence ene Fort Defiance, Virginia IO EME MEER Blas seuie ace ncneescs nese emai 380 West Avenue, Norwalk, Conn. Acad Baal Gl AG BAI DIAS Pannen rir eeeranea ey eee smear amie tere bets rr 115% North West St., Allentown, Pa. TEGAN) 0) SIEVE er tacts bias trersmnceeneie Sere 5350 North Capital Street, Indianapolis, Ind. TAN EB Ra eBoy earn ore aes Onene eave crema niente a oaeert Woodley (Staunton) Virginia LE MIEINA SIRS NAIL AWAMIVG a oy co wa waving afin oe oboe 400 Churchville Avenue, Staunton, Virginia FIGS CIN ol ACV ILL) a cares sen aists a maneuencnt aicntrelairee ame 4121 Wilson Avenue, Cleveland, Tenn. LANAI ES SRO IBM YE UN Non cee brated sundaancin a ide OIE ate 10 South Quincy Avenue, Margate, N. J. 1 EIEN EES BAe IBA Gs eB ane thor pete eretya detipioteavn Gain Ow 10 South Quincy Avenue, Margate, N. J. IBN 8 Ad DS Care der cnrnai fh cg acre Ron Ope eee cece ee LST HOG ane Rea nO Camp Rucker, Ala. TENGYGIN Gar (Greten ket cst ane eee nesererae reais eects MING coe eI eS Camp Rucker, Ala. TEEN J RANUNAUESS SS iceayeras™ as tepetanpre petal ueibcoitan aleve meee shoes teria erate ee Runnymade Road, Norfolk, Virginia AEE TS CTE VM Sizer cce sens a seers costars casane tenons Naver eaters 105 White Street, Lexington, Virginia EA REN OE Ch a Ses ra henie born ei Sei AR Aten ana Aiton yp Ame Mood cepa 2 Virginia Pl., Pleasantville, N. Y. STSCI SU SH SUN NINE | I KOUBRINES, Gia arse cn caren aaapuena rian She oO cu ETRO MC Moorefield, West Virginia TEE ANRIV TRAC EA ONENIO) oes a speespe evens cattesretoth tare este ties 2793 28th Street N. W., Washington, D. C. 1D, JONI NID) asa nemOn arene hdso mona 304 Concord Street, Clarksburg, West Virginia PISCE SISO Nicees atin ccstice ermmectates Muanuatene ianabatansy toca dale iit senate Te Covington, Virginia TEE GE WU EAN ance ian nent tere 212 East Thornapple St., Chevy Chase, Maryland IBHKG RS ba CraGSinis oma master ae Aibsaen ame 212 East Thornapple St., Chevy Chase, Maryland LEMMON, EDWARD....500 North Broad Street (%Standard Oil) Elizabeth, New York ENTS ANE OLN Secetne cattactsr squat tari eee ae Sey Mere Acer Boyce, Virginia LINNINGER, EURUAUN CLS peovacunminciemaatecnalee reece oe eee eee 224 East 2nd Street, Erie, Pa. CARS I SAR GIN Ehe PAGE WRI SS 3 Aika ate Amos nonolen amor 904 President Street, Brooklyn, New York TON GC VEE OINIO salience tanec tree ee ntnt eee e 712 Mawry Place, Norfolk, Virginia OUTS SED lel Uonmerneny eyetaviccrhorn tian Tien eee TAUNtOn Varina ION AEST EAI RG TEVA oo os cpg ap ineoeadauonaon 1501 Bowling Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia IEW Gea GRAN ELM ieroneataeeteit pa ereatiien tales mierrmerenie aarti Route No. 2, Staunton, Virginia TELM CELONVEAR Ole orcrceca nisin antentenre en aeeate wae estes 22 50th Street, Panama City, Panama LANDENBERGER, JACK. 5 5 vic ties cg sce wrmietee wo tlncs cree 233 Allen’s Lane, Philadelphia, Pa. TEESV ENGL BIN TID WASRID) recreate weer acaeiasus stain ower 284 Easton Parkway, Brooklyn, N. Y. McATER, (GCHARLE Sin c.2 3 camer 312 West Martin Street, Martinsburg, West Virginia McCAWLEY, HERBERT... races se creases: 931 Cherokee Road, Louisville, Kentucky WKACIMUINE, JUMCID Avan oy ooaner one manann omned pal oats Spans) Ot sO Aurora, West Virginia HMCCUE, ABER Dies cietem cree ee orton sina micina 921 Robinson Street, Staunton, Virginia NEARY AAW IRUNIDIR GE a anmobonn wena btou.wbaao on onc 57 Lincoln Avenue, Crafton, Pa. McGLOON), HOWARD 0 ik o3 0 veneer oe cme sete 60 Henderson Road, Fairfield, Conn. ANION OD DIDIONIS|, (ONDE GMI ea cagumncnb bono oun ono doLiGNn muCuO or South Covington, Virginia McOWEN, WILLIAM. ........:sccevee screeners Park Road, Indian Hill, Cinn. Ohio McOUILLEN,, ALBERT) JR. y i 5a. vicietisci ein cciseisns a4e 235 Cockran Road, Pittsburgh, Pa. MAGE COWILTE, J Riese nese eee) arm Maino srrains Route No. 2, Staunton, Virginia MAHONE, WORTHINGTON. ......0.0: eee ee erences Box 153, Williamsburg, Virginia, NEA IS GIES OIN PeASUIIE eer cser antec eine 113 West Washington Street, Hagerstown, Maryland MALLORY, DOUGLAS cs 5s. seeuuien ceil R. F. D. No. 1-Box 457, Hampton, Virginia- MUABIS). T8ISWNINDRIDIINE, codnemepoongaenms aeanduub buon oda mo roD MUSEO OT OnE Selinsgrove, Pa. MARROW, GEORGE. oon ioiunin gee sue a yew es 321 North Lime Avenue, Lancaster, Pa. NU NIMSUDMVSE JUICIENID ne ponnon guar agains: 1529 33rd Street N. W., Washington, D. C. MIBAINS PIRIBID i ercecestaycsedesen anrieibias sincere gieanceasnautsteae isa: Route No. 1, Walled Lake, Michigan MIDDLETON SAME Sie. aenasmeeers owen = 1347 Harvard St. N. W., Washington, D. C. 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VIRGINIA CUll | + FURNITURE I FLOOR COVERINGS The pause that refreshes £ Your Home SHOULD in BOTTLES $ Come First : Delicious and Refreshing % AGENTS FOR - ARMSTRONG FELT BASE ve + RUGS A Pure BeveErAGE—BotTrLep By i MOHAWK WOOL RUGS Staunton Coca-Cola Bottling R PHONE 144 Works, Inc. IDIIOISISISIOIS SERIES ISSEISIEISKISE RESIS : Staunton, Virginia : SERVICE STATIONS R FOR “It's a Pleasure to Serve You” = 3 t ALL OCCASIONS ESSO anp ESSO EXTRA ‘ TEXACO GAS anp OIL 8 : FROM ; ‘ | s RASK‘S CIGARETTES : THE STAUNTON FLORIST CANDY : x CorSAGES A SPECIALTY CO ee 5 x : FLOWERS BY WIRE SERVICE ee : OF K Satisfaction Guaranteed c : A FRIEND cE 6 B � SIEKRIERRREREEEE REESE OBES EDEISESESEEEICEISKISE SEER IERIE ER REE wa ASN ASSN RSNA EN DA ‘ sawn NUN VAN PAPER PRR IN PRIN DAUR IN PRIN PR DR UN PRIN VAN REN DAUR REN RERUNS SISK SEEKERS SRRSERRREKIEISERISRII IAA S TORKEKRKESKISRESREKERICKE 3 5 8 STATEMENT OF CONDITION iB nS e a sk OS @ © ® : OF of sR THE STAUNTON NATIONAL BANK % - Staunton, VA, sR (Condensed From Report to Comptroller of xk 4 COMPLIMENTS the Currency) oS At Close of Business, December 31, 1942 6 g VR E nave y x ; RESOURCES i $ FT. DEFIANCE Loans and Discounts......... $ 454,428.20 R R Bonds, Securities, Etc. ........ 22,943.00 D M | IL L S U. S. Government Bonds...... 556,850.00 0 eB Real Estate, Furniture and Fix- sk 5 CULES Eins n caumoiaann tres omaee 33,001.00 Se ¥ ® Cash and Due from Banks.... 548,104.23 3% sk Other Nssctsmtaror eerie 4,960.00 s oh ——___ ® FORT DEFIANCE _ $620,286.43 03 LIABILITIES sf SR Canitale stocks nee enn $ 100,000.00 3 oS VIRGINIA % F Surplus and Protitss «a... «oss. 42,662.58 3 Reserved for Contingencies.... 21,299.56 % ID ON OSUES merase enna eri eee 1,455,324 .29 oe 2 . Diyitend ayaa wreua nani 1,000.00 = ® ——— £ e e ® $1,620,286.43 5 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. x ® 3 z Ni BE VER LY hae BOOK e CaO... COMPLIMENTS UNV Y, NENAUNAAAYNANY NEN REKRRRESEE Nereus VAN TAN ZAS FAS TAS YAN AS VAST KEKE RIKKEK f CANDY ye ce 03 Sb f Macarnes eee : B 3 { 1 : MEMORY BOOKS STAUNTON A 3 SCHOOL SUPPLIES VIRGINIA £ ® : “ 6 West BEVERLEY STREET Peter M. Dorsch x STAUNTON .:. VIRGINIA President se 3 . x “ss | t aR 8 A Mia Paes x e HEADQUARTERS « 2 VOKINAIIAGIOIAIAIANALIIAIIAIIAIAIAMNI AMAIA NAIA AVI AIAIZIA SIZE NTN UN ER EN PRN EN RIN RR RN RRR R DS TORII RISRERESIES REAR ISSR ISEISIEISISSISEISISISIOIOIOIOIE 2PRFIISEIIEIOEIEISIEH SFIS SII IIHS IIIS IS IE EERE SESS RQ a QR rs “ BS 24 oe 8 e 2 se a5 : ‘: g $ $ - xR : B % LEARN TO FLY ‘ ke WHILE IN SCHOOL : B B ys R B GOVERNMENT LICENSED SHIPS AND INSTRUCTORS e QR 503 oe STAUNTON AIRPORT CE 1. ji CAPTAIN H. P. GRIM, JR., Manager 5 KES EEI e B a AT | 5 B . 25 a) B of 4 3 | H.-L. LANG COMPANY | sR © s 2B : : JEWELERS and OPTICIANS Staunton, Virginia ERKEKKRREK U ’ Y VARDRDS: Ww For Over Fifty Years Lang’s Has Maintained a Reputation For FINE SILVERWARE, WATCHES and JEWELRY AY KEKE RIK COMPLETE OPTICAL AND REPAIR DEPARTMENT TR TISTINT RS SNR BASIN NIRA BAN, AVA SEKEIKEKE 1 WAIATAA AIA AAI AAA Fas) Ww The Valley’s Fi Jewelry S : x e Valley's Finest Jewelry store ; rs y 3 ary AAD ROR LENE ENE Ce OP RE AY RA wate Ane SSCS IIS ESIC SRR SROSEKEKES se 7 SISSISISI ISIE SISSISIIISIEIISE ISIS ISI ISISIISICISICISISISISISICISISISISISISIISISISISISISISISISISKISSISIISISE COMPLIMENTS p OF FRED A. HAYCOX CONCRETOR CONCRETE———————-ASPHALT Norfolk, Virginia ok 1, 7 SREKK 4. K wt S| At KI VAS. 7 Wi SM, eK 0 0 216) KK L a Y - 0 ANTI SEKIREI a e SERRE SESESERE: 1 ‘ COMPLIMENTS OF The STAUNTON CREAMERY, Inc. Staunton, Virginia Af ’ f. a RERERERREEREREEERERE) ——_— A. M. A. POST EXCHANGE OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY ror tue CONVENIENCE anp SERVICE OF THE CADETS or THIS ACADEMY ise SY, ie IR RERERERERE CERERKKE s f, st v Se 3 Ready and willing at all times to extend to any cadet the facilities and accommo- 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. y v REI Y v If the Post Exchange hasn’t got what you need let us know. We will be more 4 é KERR R than glad to get it as soon as practicable. “ WE APPRECIATE YOUR TRADE IZ | KE !, é ScHooL JEWELRY—TOoILET ARTICLES—ATHLETIC Goons Canpy—Tospacco—IcE CrREAM—DELICIOUS SANDWICHES Rinces—Prns—BRACELETS KEKE: KERKE 1. + 1 The Only Store that Officially Assists the Athletic Association. REE aN. Ww EDWARDS SLERS cnar nen iss. eechsder oa cvanereneyaysaty ers Ro eters is a Tere, Exchange Steward CRE ep (GADETSe NV ASS, LINSTONE Gnd CABANIGS. wae ia ceiat cuore coe re ss seit Assistants % eo ron, WARREN So ROBINSON. aoc. sgecew fo vue eo deaGny See Manager % 2 se SERRE REREEEREKEREIOCE ISK SEIS SRIERIRISRIRREISEIE RIESE RIK nS bs Af IEREKIEREREE RIESE SICERISIISIISINISIISINISISIIEISIIIEIIIEIIEIIE SEE SER ERE EERE @ ® : 03 GO ‘The FO RT (BOOTS AND HERB) —For STANDARD PENNANTS OIL RINGS PRODUCTS | SUPPLIES a TAS. 7 IRIN EREREREREREKERER} Fort Defiance, Virginia e @ A S} COMPLIMENTS OF KY ya 1 WARNER BROS. DIXIE AND STRAND THEATERS RERRSRIEI TaN wi STAUNTON VIRGINIA ® SRORRIERKRKERE OISISIOIOKISISKISKISIES EKER EISELE EERISER ICR RAR Pe Ea CRIES y irs SERRERRRE u ‘ SERRE o v U v SERS SERRE! SKE 1, v SKS 0 + Ears L v SE 0 i SRSRISEISS Ke SERIES UIA IANO VEU SERERRKERERIREEEEK: © oe u ’ Oe 0 v OK ERE Oe Ki VAs) Horse YQ st 36 ! IIZIZIZSS. UNVANY, Z W VSP II. Z INVA Z Zt SY IBIZAN ISISISISISISISISISK ISI ISISISISEISEIEISICISISEI NCIC SIS SEISIEISIIEICIESE SESS 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. ” “One of the most beautiful natural caverns in the world.”—New York Sun. “Entrancing revelation of grandeur.”—New York Times. “Among earth’s wonders.’—Philadelphia Public Ledger. “Magnificent, mystifying and weird.”—Atlanta, Ga., Journal, “Vast and mysterious,” —Washington Herald. “Enchanting as a castle of Fairy Land.’—Boston Post. A Scene in ENDLESS CAVERNS BRILLIANTLY LIGHTED : : OPEN DAY ann NIGHT For Free Beautifully Illustrated Booklet, Address: ENDLESS CAVERNS ENDLESS CAVERNS, VIRGINIA SORDIRRSIRISKISE SKIS SIRS SISISIEIOSISIE ISIS SISSIES BEES 2 i) $, e iS u 4 CERERERERK RSI ' Jas. roy KKKKEKEKREESI IOUS ENTS KEKKKKRERERES VAD RANT RANA IRTINAS: LVI, SERRE TRU NUARUNVAPN VA VN VAVN PAIN VENTA VNTARINTR VU SESE BRANT RANI NAV RANT RASA RAB A) U ( IIA I SERRE Wt RVR INIA SKS IERERKK Ve + CK 0 wv ERE w TA) g 1S SEK WEKEEKSERESESERIEEIESIOSIESISISESIESIEISIESISSIEISIISISISISISI SISSIES SERIES 3K Me WOOLEN MILLS CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA a Ww SOR RERKREREKKRERERRERERE IREKEREREREREREREREEEEEREREREE ZANTAS, IV REE: iS Fi LS V7 MANUFACTURERS S61 VT 1 PAS, Vv OF High Grade Uniform Cloths IN SKY AND DARK BLUE SHADES, FOR ARMY, NAVY AND OTHER UNIFORM PURPOSES AND THE LATEST ASSORTMENT AND BEST QUALITY Cadet Greys INCLUDING THOSE USED AT THE LEADING MILITARY SCHOOLS % OF THE COUNTRY ERE RERERERRREREREREEKERERERORRE u v KEKE REECE RERERRI ICKKKKKKE K ay 5 x xR B sR 5 YR Pb 5 ® %5 sf qq YAS! vi PRESCRIBED AND USED BY THE CADETS OF ‘ AUGUSTA MILITARY ACADEMY SERRKEKKKEKRERE! 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WwW To Graduates RERKIRKKKKEREEKKRKREREERERERERERE! 5 3 ah B GOOD LUCK AND BEST WISHES FOR A PROSPEROUS FUTURE a 6 $2 To Returning Students IAIN AMIN WY ve Tis ‘ 7 A SINCERE WELCOME AWAITS YOUR RETURN AND WE HOPE ab 1944 WILL BE YOUR BEST SCHOOL YEAR CRERRERESEEE R SB ° t SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL HOTEL ROOMS WITH : : AND WITHOUT BATH AT : REASONABLE : RATES AN qi DSS AS VAN TAS ZN TAS LARA Moke ONAN ZN TQS AS TAS AN) ashe w SIESISIESIESICE eS TAN TAN VAS TAS TAS JAS TAS JS AN TS LAS TAS PORN 2 SOK: SENASOIAICSEISIESENIEN Saste ONAN TAN AS TAS ae A Mk ASA ARAN SEK IA NAN NN Ne NN NNN NANG NAN Nd NA NA NA NAN Nk AAA EEK Ket RRR ROK WRIA se a WAAMAIAVAIAIAIAIAIIAMIAIA IAAI IAIN III OUVICVINIIIIOM OMICS OI SUNT ADNAN PR PRN PNP Ea AOS SIEISISEISKINIEISISISKISIOR ERNE ISISIEISEISREISIESIEISE SIERRAS a K RQ R 3 2 RQ : om a 2 SR 3 5 6 { 25 Wis HOGSHEAD'S AS AAAI, SERRE Wy INTIS NSAI THE BIG CUT RATE DRUG STORE ON THE CORNER : se : EASTMAN KODAKS f p SHAEFFER AND PARKER FOUNTAIN PENS KKK 0 () oI 0 v A New White Knight Soda Fountain To Serve You Better ISERKERERERREE! SERRREERERERERREREIK : A. M. A. CADETS ALWAYS WELCOME xR t “THOS. HOGSHEAD, Inc. cb —Prescription Druggist— 0 a CPADINGROIT oo bb ob ox elo GO db ow 8 VIRGINIA VIVIAN SEEREREERERE S ‘I b sk 3 03 sb NAVARA AVN RNA oR Be VAY, SDISISISISIRSBISISISESSSISISISISIISISISIISISISISISISEISIISISIEISISISISISIIS IESE IIE ISK ROENIESIEDEREIRER DESIRE SERIEEEERRRERRERRRERKER ue 2 D i) F YQ | WS SRE J. E. SHIPPLETT CLEANING and DYE WORKS e 2 ORS BREE ™ INIAYVAYAYAL SERIES: ’ ’ Wr Ya SIERKKRKREKRREREE 4 CLEANING | PRESSING ‘ D°Y £ |.N G KRREKEREREI BS , SESE 0 wn WW TASTES TARTAN TAN RANA C8 7F 1, ¥ Ss Pp ri sk Vv PRTRANASZ REPRESENTING SSS a6 SHENANDOAH eS 0 iy Ce LY ‘ TAILORING COMPANY !. v SRISRISRISIEK SEISEE SESS LB Oy 26 : : LAS TAN TAN Vas AWN REE IO we os y é UNIFORMS MADE TO ORDER BY VARTA WIA IBY i WII SISSIES: SRESIESIE : EXPERT TAILORS 0 ’ AS TS BETAS TAS, PATI AW KEKE wi Mt. Sidney - - - - - - Virginia IIIS WAY Sk VAIL a! ISEIIKK Nz aS ra ISEKRRRKERRRRRERKREIEKIEREEREE SERRE OER ISEEIOSRIEEISE ERE SRRISERERISISK ERR SIGISISIISISISIISISISISISISICISISISISISISISISISISISISISISISISISISICISISISIISISISISISISISISISISISISISISISISICISIS IIIA IIE WALTERS FRUIT AND PRODUCE CO. GROCERIES TOBACCO CIGARETTES FRUITS CANDIES ETC. South Augusta Street Opposite C. O. Depot Staunton, Virginia PHONE 773—174 SOISKISIISIISIISSIISRISEISISEIISISEISEISIISEISEISIISIIEISIISEIIIOIISI IIIA IIE SB : v Ba Ne Ti KERKKSERESERE Tas, 7 SERRE RESEEESESEEEEESESEISEE va DSRIRERESEREREREREREEREREREREK GSH ISIC IGIC ISHII ISIE ISICISICIC ISIC ISIS ISIC ISIC IOI IIIT III ICICI ISISIOISISIOIOISIOISISISIOISISIOIT Re YAN MAIIAIIAIAIAINI AIAN AAAS AVE IAVAVATAIAIAVAWAAAVATAVAVAIAVAVAVAVASIANZ, SIEICEISEISKISEISEISEKREISEREIREEREREESESSEISESEISERESRISICK CREE i H. B. CLEVELAND MOTORS INCORPORATED ALUES IN sO DODGE anv PLYMOUTH AT For More Than Twenty Years REUD STORES, line. STAUNTON, VA. Blackbur n Haberdashery A Complete Line of Men’s and uv KK zr TS 0 v ICTORY SRRERERERE u é SRERREERE! CERKKE KCI Pau) iE L ji 0 ’ sisi 0 ¥ Jas) ¥ Oe U v SERERE CERERERES 0 ’ U v sic 0 € BUY WAR BONDS AND . + Young Men’s Wearing Sess Apparel !, ¥ 132 East Beverley Street S cr A M P S OPPOSITE DIXIE THEATRE SIF HSISISISISISISIS SKK 3 $ $ We Invite The Boys of A. M. A. rs zh Conserve Foods For Freedom To Visit Our Modern Store cS U ¥ | —T. B. BYERS—— Ww 1, IMPLEMENT COMPANY —PHONE 730— EN CORPORSEED JONES TAXI SERVICE WW v J, v SRK IS of SE Ea 5 AND 7 PASSENGER CLOSED Cars 4 R For Forty-S1x YEARS B % International INsurEpD Service, Day AND NIGHT 2 43 4 Motor Trucks e + 4, Power Units 16 N. New Srreer @ 3 Engines ; K 6 : F Staunton, Va. McCormick-Deering 6 Farm Tractors z aR Implements as : COMPLIMENTS Repairs “Good Equipment Makes OF A Good Farmer Better” WILLIAM C. STUART PHONE 3 36 STAUNTON - - - - - VIRGINIA SER 0 v 1a IVAN SISERERERERSEEESEKREK SEE! Mt ro) AVY ANNI Newport News, VIRGINIA Y ’ a SEREES 1 ij DNV VN RIN NIN NIN VR URN INN REN READ COO OISORIOR ICY oe IARI is SVAN OUIOUIOUSIAYIOU USI UMMM USUI SIEVE LUSIOMS oN Ne ANN Nd AN NNN NG NANA NCA NNSA NANA NANA NA NEA NUL NA NSA NEA NL NELSON Nk LNA NEA NANA NA NSNEANNL ’ Oy a) 4 KEKE IBISIDISIOIOISISIOIOIOIEIIIIAISIAL IOS IIIS SRE ER EE REE wir Kx WAVAIAIAIAS RERREE yan Tl IYEESOISIEISESICEE IESE EDS HEBER ERIE EIA ERE REREKEREREREREREE EEA CAMP KANNATA Has Served the Boys in Many Ways IT IS BOTH A SUMMER SCHOOL AND A SUMMER CAMP e FOR INFORMATION WRITE TO MAJOR H. D. DEANE Fort DEFIANCE - - - - VIRGINIA HAMRICK FLOWER SHOP 16-20 W. FREDERICK ST. STAUNTON, VIRGINIA NN —. COMPLIMENTS OF HOTEL STONEWALL JACKSON STAUNTON, VIRGINIA Mrs. Erizaseru C. Moore, Mgr. COMPLIMENTS OF STAUNTON PAINT AND WALL PAPER CO. INCORPORATED STAUNTON VIRGINIA BELLEWOOD SERVICE STATION AMOCO DEALERS Fort DEFIANCE - - - - VIRGINIA VALLEY CREAMERY, INC. THE ; MARKET FOR YOUR CREAM AGENTS FOR DavaL SEPARATORS and MILKERS DeLAVAL SEPARATORS AND MILKERS PHONE 26 Weyers Cave, Virginia IERKRERESERERR ER SALIAILING! ICICI IKI SERRE RRS SERE ERIE KRERERE PAS} 7 TN VMI 7507) Sei AE SERRE ’ NTA WAYS . ‘ 0 e RERKE Tas 7 DISRISISI SISK ISKISISISISISIS SISK ISISIIEISISISIIISIISISIISIISIISIISIISIEIIEREIISIIE iI wT ma rs IIE RIOR ERE SRE REE NORRIE ICES EERIEERRERIERIRIERICRIERIIERIEEIERISE DIRE More Than a Matter of Conquest Ww Na uv v si ERKIEKK u ne) 1 + CEE aK L ’ SERKK MM ¥ CK y v 1 ws SERE L t Instrumentalities of death and destruction and brave men to operate them are not all that America requires in order to bring about adequate victory in the war now raging. SI SERRE 36 1 v 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 setes up defenses that are supremely dependable. L v Ce J, ’ KRESS SKI 0 i 1, é SRE + SERIE é THE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA IOV (sez) SRE: ESTABLISHED VRGV Braprorp H, WALKER, PRESIDENT RICHMOND BERK MY 4 ws ’ “The Natural Bridge to Security” IZ St ISK CK 0 v SRRERERESES u | 1, é CE Wi ALways—PHone—915 —STAUNTON’S THEATRE— SERRE AV BUILT ON PLEASURE ww SN 4. a , Randol Taxi Transfer Co. C. O. and B. O. Transfer ALSO FURNISHED ROOMS THE Oe Y, « ASS NTR SROKA 1 ’ REKKKE v 0 12 1 21 N. New Sr. - - - Staunton, VA. V1 SUE ePpe tt : C. P. PeELER——-—M. A. PEELER Next Time You Are 1n Town : + PEELER OIL COMPANY si at a: i DISTRIBUTOR A.M. A. CADETS ALWAYS = SHELL PETROLEUM WELCOME z 0 ‘ wi oR PATA) PRODUCTS PASTANAN. ve 1. ‘ e VALLEY PIKE Jack W. FRETWELL B eo) STAUNEON, + = - + VIRGINIA Manager B 2 i aN SERRREIKIERISRIR ISERIES IEIRISSISISISSISISK SIRE RIC EIEN SERIE IRE ERE IRE RIESE Tue McCuuvre Co., Inc., Printers, Staunton, Va.