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

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- 1A.M.A.l944 ,1- Class Prophecy The scene-Academy Campus-the date-june 1954. Action takes place the afternoon and evening of the Final Ball. The VVorld Wai' Il came to a close with the defeat of Germany, October 1945 when an A.lVl.A. Alumnus and his dear friend rode down the Under Der Linden Boulevard in Berling the war with japan being climaxed with an eminent alumnus leading the linal attack on Tokyo which forced japan to her knees, June 1947. Many events have taken place since those memorable days and the world has returned to a state or normalcy with the election of a famous Augusta man as President of the United States. The month of roses has brought back many sweet memories and every alumnus within a radius of a thousand miles has returned to pay honor to the co-principals of A.M.A., Uncle Tom and Big Boy, who have just dedicated many new additions to A.M.A. A new mess hall with a seating capacity of 1,000 cadets has just been opened to ofhcial use. This was made possible through the efforts of the class of 194-4, who contributed over EB150,000. lt lies situated between Colonel's house and the Main Barracks. Pardon me, Red Allyn just approached to inform me that he has been divorced again, and this time has married another heiress whose fortune is estimated to be in millions. He has just promised me a new Academic Building in memory of his first wife. Red is now engaged in the theatre business. His most recent play was Too Many Broken Hearts. Vic Arthur is the leading criminal lawyer of Wi11cl1este1'. Bearden and Bello just dropped in to say hello. joe has inherited his father's contracting business in Vllashington and is now constructing a memorial to Robert B. Lee, which has been made possible through the eHorts of the Gov- ernor of Virginia, Graham Darden. Bearden is now in General Marshall's static as advisory expert on aviation. Bob Brewer was recently elected representative to Congress from the state of Cuba. Cuba was admitted to the Union through the efforts of the law firm of Darden, Davis and Pritchett, experts in international law. Charlie Bryan, who was injured leading the attack on Tokyo and who has been retired from active service, is now conducting his father's farm, which is the main source of supply for l'Bryan's Gentle Milk, one of the talking points of Virginia schools. Butler and Burt are now in Hollywood where they are movie producers. jack Codling is now J. Livingston Codling, Baltimore's leading manu- facturer. Chancey is conducting a chain of restaurants after his experience at A.lVl.A. Derck and Dashiell stated that they have just purchased S.M.A. and will run it along A.M.A. lines. Douglass has just signed a contract taking Bob,Hopels place on the jello Program. Dunbar is now teaching tactics at V.M.T. Eborn has inherited his father's lumber business and is now interested making VVashington, N. C., the same kind of city that Vlfashington, D. C., is. He is mayor, president of