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

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Th e R ECA L L DIPLOMAS FRED L. SILVERMAN Fritz is one of our fourth year men who has proven his value to the corps. He is noted for his rabid interest in baseball and ice hockey. He has a sense of humor that is hard to beat and this has enabled him to make many friends. We feel sure in saying that Fritz will make a huge suc- cess out of life. BIL-LY L. SMITH Smithy is another new cadet who has been here such a short time that it is hard to say much about him. He was a member of the lst Stoop Club and made many friends with his fellow cadets. Smitl1y leaves a clean record behind him at Augusta and we know that he will out-do any person in what he undertakes. EDWARD M. SPRATLEY Mention the name of Ned,' Spratley around Augusta and all will know it. Wlien he leaves Augusta he plans to enter V.M.I. With his rec- ord of merit here behind him we feel sure that he will succeed. Good luck, Ned, and may all the success due for you come. WILLIAM C. STUART III Post Graduate Bill Stuart leaves Augusta with a blazing rec- ord behind him. He has held many honors while being here and was elected to the most honored club, the Ad Astra Per Aspera organization. He was the best naturecl cadet here and his neat ways made him a friend of all. VVe know that you will be a huge success in later life, Bill, and we wish you the best of luck.

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..4 'A.M',A.1 DI PLOMAS ROBERT E. ROGERS Bob was one of the few who rated to room with three others. His constant endeavor to work and work hard, proved a valuable asset to him at Augusta. His pleasing personality won many friends and his way with the girls of Mary Baldwin College was startling to watch. His favorite pastime was, believe it or not, studying. To Bob we wish the best of luck and we know his will and endurance will always keep him. H. RUTHERFORD ROSEBRO, JR. To humorous Rosie we bid a fond farewell. A popular cadet of outstanding wit. His corney jokes and favorite expressions are to be remem- bered. Rosie is one of the most cooperative boys that A.lVl.A. has. We all know he will con- tinue to be what he has been at Augusta. He is destined to be a success and we wish him the best of luck. ' ROBERT J. ROESSLER Bob answered his call to the colors early in the school year. The Army's gain was our loss. ln Bob,', the Army received a man, a person of great character, who is ever to be remembered by his classmates. When the war is won, 'fBob will join the ranks with the rest of the successful American men. RICHARD R. SAUNDERS Dick Saunders on the surface, has been a trifler, but down deep we know him to be a real person. He leaves his classmates knowing that his quality of making good friends will be the stepping stone to his success. Good luck to Dick, who is destined to be a Beau l3rummel of Richmond. 944 J fi 1 N6 1 5 ' w, .f r' -'Ju' 1 F'-fs A.. We- f f .. J ,f Uk! 'tA'l,9J' ft sv 0 ' . . -3 Ai, it M2-.' 1 my .12 ,ef . ' A 'tiff' 'ir n -, 1'2 . gli' It I ,xii 0 . ildibfx , ,H ,af 0' I Mi 'J .3 a .. A 'K . 1' I 0 - f J ,u 'H' ,J-Air '1- YXQQL fmpiki 4' fflfarf ' ' f' 11.1, J I

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,i4i,v-fb oQw l'pKffnur-1 MQMU-Uv A.M A.l I QQKQM' JOQH. SWEATT, JR. Johnny came to us from that cold country called Maine. His grand sense of humor and out- standing personality has won him many friends, To you, l'J'ohnny, we say the best of luck in everything that you undertake. BASIL I. TARICHE Terry, in three years has risen from an insig- nilicant private to a lieutenant of unprecedented heights. His untiring efforts as a member of the Cotillion Club will never be forgotten. To our Latin American friend we bid a fond farewell and wish him the best of everything in all he undertakes. WILLIAM N. THOMAS, JR. Bill has become one of the most popular cadets of his class during his two years at Augusta. I-le is considered by all as one of the best natured cadets in the corps. Best of luck to a swell fellow as he enters Millard's School to prepare for VVest Point. F. RICHARD THOMPSON Fred was a quiet new cadet this year and that makes it hard to say anything about him. He was a very studious boy and did his best for his company. He won many friends at Augusta and we feel sure he will be a huge success in later life. E . a ii we s ,WZ gms n Bm -Wa-is we was .n new a Bm.. twigs, 888188532 i R. Lg 'Ji' -Q, f :-. 55 tit 1 . fe.. Mgt? , 51 -3' L N E -fyu 1: .qxi . S V Lif- .f xW-.fx