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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1945 volume:

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Thus it is a great privilege to the staff of the 1945 RECALL to dedicate this edition of the yearbook to “MOTHER MAC The present history of Augusta, as it is now being written, will place her name among those of the great immortals. To know her is to love her, knowing her is to live the history of A.M.A. Words cannot express our love and affection for this wonderful lady that fate so kindly sent to us. May her future years be as full of the beautiful things of life as they have been in the past. “Mother” all of us love you. AUGUSTA MILITARY ACA DEMY | FOREWORD We, the Staff of the RECALL for the year 1945, have, to the best of our ability, endeavored to prepare an Annual that we sincerely hope will serve as a true and impartial chronicle of the events of the school year, and will be the means, | in later years, of recalling to memory the | faces of our friends now so well known to us all. Administration | Classes | Military | Athletics | Activities Social and Humor Bea 2 وت‎ | | BOOK ONE Administration RECALL---NINETEEN FORTY-FIVE | Our | | y 5 | | Principals | COLONEL THOMAS 7. ROLLER MAJOR CHARLES S. ROLLER, JR. University of Virginia, 1895-97; A.M.A., 1897- Virginia Military Institute, 1898-1901; Furman | 1901; Postgraduate work, University of Virginia, University, 1901-1902; А.М.А. 1902-07; ۷.1۰ | 1901-02; Memphis University School, 1902-05; Football Coach, Falls of 1907-08; A.M.A., 1905- A.M.A., 1905-1945. 45. Academic Faculty Y y مہ THE FACULTY LIEUTENANT COLONEL WARREN S. ROBINSON, B.S. Mathematics Virginia Military Institute 1907-11; U.S.A. 1917-22; А.М.А. 1911-17, 1922-45. MAJOR HERBERT D. DEANE, B.S. English University of Virginia 1919-23; A.M.A, 1924-45. MAJOR MARTIN С. MANCH, Mus. В., В.А. English—S cience—M иіс toyal Conservatory of Stuttgart, Sherwood School of Music, A.M.A. 1914-29; 34-45, MAJOR PAUL V. HOOVER, A.B., M.A. Spanish—M athematics Franklin and Marshall College, University of Wisconsin, University of Maryland, А.М.А. 1939-1945. CAPTAIN H. B. McCRUM, L.L.D. History—Algebra Graduate West Virginia University, A.M.A, 1922-23; 1942-45. CAPTAIN HERBERT W. LUCAS, B.S. Head of Junior Department Davidson College, University of Virginia Summer School, A.M.A. 1942-45. CAPTAIN Р. J. MORRISEY Junior Department ‘Lehigh University, Washington and Lee University, A.M.A. 1942-45. LIEUTENANT CLARENCE PHILIP OBENCHAIN, A.B. Mathematics Roanoke College 1936-40, Fishersville High School 1941-42, A.M.A. 1943-45. LIEUTENANT ROBERT C. HART, B.A. History—English Wake Forest College 1935-39; А.М.А. 1943-45. LIEUTENANT ALEXIS F. WALESKI, А.В. English—History—Mathematics Randolph-Macon College, A.M.A. 1943-45. CAPTAIN 7. Т. SHOWALTER, B.A. Physics—Mathematics Bridgewater College, 1937-41; A.M.A. 1943-45. CAPTAIN OSCAR ANDREW DAVIS, A.B. English—History ` California Teachers College 1928-32; University of Pittsburgh 1932-33, Graduate Work. MRS. GLADYS R. DAVIS, А.В. Iunior Department Caalifornia Normal School, California State Teachers College, University of Pittsburgh. A.M.A. 1944-45, CAPTAIN GORDON BENNETT DUKES, A.B. Shanish—French Cornell University of California at Los Angeles, Graduates Work. А.М.А. 1944-45, _ LIEUTENANT WILLIAM DWIGHT McKINNEY, А.В. English University of North Carolina, Graduate Work at Duke. LIEUTENANT DAVID KRAMER, B. A. Mathematics Bridgewater College, Summer Work at University of Virginia. LIEUTENANT ROSSER EASTMAN (U.S.N.R.), B.S. History—German Virginia Military Institute 1932-36; А.М.А. 1944-45, MRS. ELSIE McKINNEY, A.B. Tumor Department Sam Huston Teachers College, A.M.A. 1944-45. MRS. MARY NASH GOODWIN, B.A. Spanish—History William and Mary College, 1925, А.М.А, 1944-45. DR. R. MOWBRAY VELTE, A.B., M.A., PH.D. Latin—History Princeton University 1915-22, A.M.A. 1945, RECALL---NINETEEN FORTY-FIVE May. McCHESNEY YARBROUGH Сарт. RUSSELL FIFER Dr. W. С. ROLLER Post Adjutant Assistant Post Adjutant Post Physician 2 x 7 Mrs. С. E. MICHAELS Mrs. A. F. WALESKI Miss FLORENCE MCCORMICK Publicity Librarian Post Nurse Сарт. J. W. FONTAINE Mns. ANNIE THOMPSON Post Steward Post Dietitian Assistant Post Nurse BLAINE H. BURDEN 1725 Lanier Place, Washington, D. C. I | (42) Pvt. Со. А; (43) Corp. Со, В? 44) Tet Sgt Со (45) Capt. Adj.; Peep Fotball (1) (2); Mgr. | B, 1 Swimming (3) (4) Beak, our Capt.-adjutant and manager of our varsity swimming team is probably one of the most hated boys, when the guard duty comes along, but after it’s all forgotten about, he is one of the best liked cadets. If he ever gets in a complaint department, he’ll go to the top with the experience at A.M.A. JOSEPH J. DUNN 4835 24 Ка. Arlington, Va. (43) Pvt. Co. А; (44) Pvt. Co. С, Track; (45) Plat. S.gt. Co.B. Just mention а bucket of water and Joe goes and looks at his bed, because he doesn't like to sleep in a wet bed. (T.S.P.A.). But neverthe- less when someone needs someone to go on guard, Joe always volunteers to go on for him. We all wish Joe а great future in the army because col- lege will have to wait till later. AUGUSTA MILITARY ACADEMY JAMES P. COEN Box 2388, Charleston, W. Va. (41) Pvt. Co, D; (42) Pvt. Co. С:7(49) Corp; Co. В; (44) Ist Sgt. Co. D; (45) 2nd Lt. Co. B; Peep Football, JV Basketball (1) (2) (3) (4); Cotillion, Final Ball, Decorating Committee (4) Jimmy, who has been here for five years should own one-sixth of the school, but instead he is satished just to graduate from Augusta. Just say dance, and Jimmy forgets all about every- thing, even his Lt. in Co, “В.” As a lawyer we wish Jimmy all the success in the world. RAYMOND E. LONG 712 Maury Pl., Norfolk, Va. (43) Pvt. Co. A, JV Football, Swimming; (44) Corp. Со. В; (45) 1st Sgt. Co. B, Varsity Football, Swim- ming, and Baseball (2) (3); Honor Committee (3) Shorty, that great backstroker, came to Augusta three years ago. He has earned 5 let- ters in sports and is a 1st Sgt. in Co. “B.” When the records of swimming come to us in later years, Shorty Long's name will be at the top of the list. We wish you lots of luck to a swell sport and a great swimmer. CHEATHAM М. STONE 600 Powell St., Crewe, Va. (44) Pvt. Co. A, Best New Cadet Co. A, Honor Comm.; (45) Sgt. Co. B., V Football, Wrestling Team Cheatham has made quite a name for himself in two years, being elected to the honor committee both years. He is an outstanding officer, and in the field of sports he has won two letters in foot- ball and was Captain of the Wrestling Team. We know that with his fine character he will keep on progressing upwards. Good Luck, Cheatham. PAGE N. MacCRUM Fort Defiance, Va. (45) РУС Со С: (44) Set. Co. С: (45) 1st Lt, Со В, YMCA. (1) (2), Honor Comm, Known as “Мас” to his friends and room- mates. Pretending to be a good boy, he served on the Y.M.C.A. cabinet for two years, but he is a confirmed trifler. We believe Major Roller will miss him more than any of us will, for he was his right and left hands. Good luck at West Point, маси RECALL---NINETEEN FORTY-FIVE Wm EARL DUDLEY WEED Qrts. 18-N, Fort Omaha, Neb. (42) Pvt. Co. B, Tennis; (43) Corp. Co. B; (44) 2nd Lt. Со, D, Rifle Team; (45) Ex-Capt Со. А, Vice- Pres. Cotillion Club Earl—made quite a name for himself in his three years here. Two years a sharpshooter and as captain of our cheer leaders, he will remain in our hearts as well as in the hearts of many a girl whom he left heartbroken when he left for the service. Best of luck and good hunting. DONALD W. BROWN 49 N. Mechanic St., Cumberland, Md. (43) Pvt. Co, C; (44) Corp. Co. D; (45) 2nd Lt. Co. D, Fencing (1) (2) (3), White Page (2), V Football (3), Y.M.C.A. Cabinet (3), Honor Comm. (3) Don was Co-Captain of the Fencing Team, and as one of its hardest workers received two letters in this sport. Even though he is small, he packs a terrific wallop on the gridiron, and won a third major letter. Here’s hoping that he will keep some of this power for our enemies. m ROBERT Т. GORTON 19 Jewett P1., Utica, М. Y. (44) Pvt. Со. В; (45) Corp. Со. В, Associate Editor of Bayonet, THE RECALL Staff Bobby is one of the quiet cadets whom we never heard much about except his love affairs and letter writing during study hour. He has been a great help о� the Bayonet and RECALL. When the air fleet of America comes over, we can count on Bob’s being in the lead plane. JOHN W. STANLEY, III Stoney Meadows, Galax, Va. (42) Pvt. Co. C, White Page; (43) Corp. Co. C, Peep Football (1) (2), Track Team, Wrestling Team; (44) Plat. Sgt. Co. A, Y.M.C.A. Cabinet (45) Capt. Co. B, Pres. of Student Body and Honor Committee, V Foot- ball, Treasurer of Y.M.C.A., Monogram Club Jack, our Battalion commander and President of Student Body, has left a name for himself, as the head of a driving honor committee. He has played Varsity football and wrestling also. Jack always has time and place for more. To the future Mayor of Galax we wish him success. AUGUSTA MILITARY ACADEMY JAMES D. CRAWFORD P. O. Box 167, Ahoskie, М. С. (44) Pvt. Co. D; (45) Pvt. Co, D, Rifle Team (1) (2) Jimmy has been with us for two years and in all that time he has been a regular member of the Rifle Team. Being one of those boys with clever wit and manly beauty, he has endeared himself to many of the Corps. Jimmy, we wish you the best of luck, and hope that you will be a great success in later life. RAY W. KAUFFMAN 4614 Roland Ave., Baltimore 16, Md. (42) Pvt. Co. C, JV Basketball; (43) Pvt. Co. B, JV Track Team; (44) Plat. Sgt. Co. B, Best Non-Com- missioned Officer Co. B; (45) Capt. Co. A, Wrestling Team (1) (2) (3) (4), Honor Committee, Monogram and Cotillion Club (4) Ray who has been between the Draft Board and Major Roller for the past year, has made for us a grand captain and has put all of his effort into making a wrestling team for future years. Toa future General in the army, so long, Ray. JOSEPH М. SANDERS 1316 Lebanon St., Bluefield, W. Va. (44) Pvt. Co, B, Peep Football; (45) Pvt. Co. C, JV Football, JV Basketball, Colors January 28 will always be remembered by Joe, who on that night stepped into night life. Joe has the honor of being on our Color Guard. During the night, Joe has a habit of tracking mice in 304 and keeping people awake. But to a good sport, lots of luck. ROBERT L. KEARSE 2106 Kanawha Blvd., Charleston, W. Va. (43) Pvt. Co. C; (44) Pvt. Co. A; (45) 2nd Lt. Co. B, Swimming Team (1) (2) (3), Y.M.C.A. Cabinet (2) (3), JV Football (1), Track Team (3) Bob's a boy who only needs a swimming pool with a diving board to make him at home; also he's right at home on the dance floor. If you don't believe me, ask the girls. Bob has always been the man, when a fellow needed a friend. We wish you the best of luck in the world, Bob. RECALL---NINETEEN FORTY-FIVE MILTON I. ROSS 1220 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Penn. (44) Pvt. Co. C; (45) Pvt. Co. C, Decorating Comm. (1) (2) Buddy came to A.M.A. last year and has been a swell pal to all. Just before a dance you will always find him in the gym. You can always find 3uddy busily cleaning his rifle and believe me, fellows, he’s an expert at it. Best wishes, Buddy. LARIMER V. STANLEY Stoney Meadows, Galax, Va. (42) Pvt. Co, D, Best New Cadet in Co. D, White Page, JV Football; (43) Sgt. Со. D, Best NCO Со. BD, Wrestling; (44) 2nd Lt. Co. D; (45) Capt. Co. D Larry’s the boy you always see catching passes at football games. Now that football season is over Larry’s decided to be a barracks rester, but in previous years he has been on several other teams and made a swell showing. To a swell and , regular fellow we wish you lots of luck. TP ےس‎ RANDAL Т. ELLIOTT Peak St., Bedford, Virginia (44) Pvt. Co. D; (45) Corp. Co, A Dave’s the one you always think of when you think of Stuart Hall, as he made quite a hit there. He’s made an outstanding impression on the faculty and cadets both socially and from the standpoint of studies, in his two years here. In- cidentally, fellows, Dave might not be very large, but he’s really a boxer from way back. He is planinng to e nter college upon graduating from A.M.A., West Point to be exact, and there he will be a top officer in Uncle Sam’s army. BOYD M. LAWTHER 10 S. Quincy St., Margate City, N. J. (43) Pvt. Co. C; (44) Corp. Co. A; (45) Sgt. Major, Staff Preach, our able Sergeant-Major, is the one who calls the battalion to attention faster than any cadet yet to enroll in A.M.A. He received his nickname as he planned to be a preacher, but it seems the fourth stoop tower has ruined his plans. Preach came here three years ago and has always been a true friend to all, so in saying so long, Preach, we wish you the best of luck. AUGUSTA MILITARY ACADEMY BIGELOW C. THOMSON P. O. Box 413, Winchester, Va. (43) Pvt. Co. D; (44) Pvt. Co. D; (45) Ist Sgt. Co. E Who’s that boy you see after every formation standing strolling up and down in front of Co. E, giving the boys the devil? It’s Bigelow, but don’t feel bad because they still like you. Bigelow came here three years ago, and he has made quite a reputation around the school. His chief loves are flying and V.M.I., and we will always remem- ber those turnouts saying, “АП men interested in flying report up to 309.” Lots of luck, Bigelow, in V.M.I. GEORGE B. CRIST P. O. Box 554, Craigsville, Va. (44) Pvt. Band; (45) Sgt. Band When you hear the drums rolling, you can al- ways look to the band and see Cris really knock- ing the drums. He is one of those quiet boys who always has the Big Heart under it and undoubt- edly a truly great fellow. Upon graduating Cris will enter the armed services, and we sincerely wish you the best of luck. We are sure that you will make as good a showin g there as you have here at A.M.A. WILLIAM ٠. GENTRY 2917 Bayview Blvd., Portsmouth, Va. (44) Pvt. Co. C; (45) Corp. Co. B, JV Football, JV Basketball, Colors Bill, having graduated from Wilson High of Portsmouth, came to A.M.A. last year to take a post-graduate course. Incidentally please don't hurt his feelings and tell him Portsmouth isn’t the capital of the world. Bill’s been one of the most active members of the T.S.P.A. and is a major in this organization. He plans to enter the Navy this coming summer, and we know Bill will surely have a girl in every port. Wherever you go, Bill, our best wishes go with you. ERNEST WASCO R. R. 2, Cranbury, N. J. (42) Pvt. Co. B; (43) Corp. Co. D; (44) 2nd Lt. Co. A, Peep Football (1) (2) (3); (45) Ist Lt. Со. A, Fencing Team (1) (2) (3) (4), Honor Committee, Sec. Cotillion Club Ernie came to A.M.A. four years ago, and since then he has made the entire Corps love and respect him. As a Lt. in A Co., he will always be remembered for his cheery smile and good nature, His fame is wide-spread as the leader of the T.S.P.A., and we wish you everything, Ernie. Send the boys back at Augusta a few of those scientifically grown potatoes. RECALL---NINETEEN FORTY-FIVE DON H. KREEGER 561 Carpenter, Northville, Mich. (44) Pvt. Co. В; (45) Ordnance Sgt., Staff; Wrestling Team Whenever you hear jokes being cracked and wise cracks being passed around, you will always find Don with his true wit helping keep the moral as high as a kite. His smiles and good humor have been an inspiration to everyone here for the past two years. Don also can whip his weight in wrestling, his favorite sport. He will always be remembered here as a great fellow, and we know you will make a great impression wherever you go as you have here. PEDRO M. CORDERO 808 Whittier Pl., Washington, D. C. (44) Pvt. Co. B, Fencing Manager, RECALL and Bayonet Staff, Decorating Committee; (45) Pvt. Co. B, Fencing Team, RECALL and Bayonet Staff, Final Ball Decorating Committee Pedro came to A.M.A. last year and has been of great value on both the Recatt and Bayonet Staff. He has really been a woman slayer in his two years, and his real one seems to be in Stuart Hall. Upon graduating he plans to enter the Air Corps, and we know your timely wit and big heart will make you well-liked wherever you may ) go. Lots of luck, Pedro, and good huntin MARVIN С. REXRODE Westchester Apts., Washington, D. C. A | (42) Pvt. Co. D; (43) Corp. Co. D; (44) Plt. Sgt. Co. С, Peep Football (1) (2); (45) Ist Lt. Со. D, JV Football Rex, one of our tower men, is one of the best commissioned officers at A.M.A. Coming from the enchanted city of Washington, as a new cadet, he quickly built himself into Lieutenant. Known for his humoristic side by every man in the company, his wit alone will carry him through life. JOHN T. LINDSAY Boyce, Va. (43) Pvt. Co. D; (44) Sgt. Co. A, White Page ae, Fencing Team; (45) Co. E, Rifle Team, Tumbling Team Tuck, along with Earl, was, for а time, а mem- ber of our “Busted Aristocrats,” but now rates a Lieutenant. As а member of our vaunted Rifle Team, Tuck has earned for himself a high aver- age. Here's to luck in your college life, Tuck. AUGUSTA MILITARY ACADEMY EDWARD A. DEJARNETTE P. O. Box 207, Orange, Va. (43) Pvt. Co. B; (44) Corp. Co. B; (45) Ist Set. Co. B, Track (1) (2) (3), Wrestling (2), JV Football (3) Deejay, most any afternoon, will be found out for one of A.M.A.’s many sports. Hailing from Orange, Virginia, he has made quite a name for himself in three years, and we know that he will keep as good a name as he has received here in later life. FRED S. TAYLOR 4032 Nichols Ave., Washington, D. C. (44) Pvt. Co. C; (45) Corp. Со: A; Boxing Team (1) (2) Fred, one of the boys who hail from Washing- ton, will be remembered for his boxing ability. He was a member of the Third Stoop Protective Association and showed a great interest in the Decorating Committee. Fred is entering the Army Air Corps this summer, and we wish him the best of luck in the service. DON L. CARLISLE 642 W. Frederick St., Staunton, Va. (44) Pvt. Co. B; (45) Corp. Co. B, Fencing Team Don, another of our quiet boys, is one of our off and on Honor Students. While not leading the class, he stays well in the better half. Don intends to follow in his father’s footsteps as an Army doctor in serving his country. Next year he will go to college on his way to fulfilling that ambition. Just keep up the good work, Don, and everything will come your way. ERNEST C. BURT 417 Lee St., Hampton, Va. (44) Pvt. Co. D, Tennis; (45) Busted Aristocrat Curtiss is one of Augusta’s representatives to the Air Corps where we know he will make as good a record there as he has here. When tennis intramurals were in their peak, you could always find Curtiss out there sweating and playing his best. When the going gets tough, you will always find that you can count on Curtiss to do more than his part. To you we wish lots of luck al- ways. RECALL---NINETEEN FORTY- FIVE MELVIN M. BROOKS 326 Center St., Pittsburgh, Penn. (44) Pvt. Band; (45) Sgt. Band Mel is one of the foremost music lovers in barracks. His knowledge has awarded him a Sgt. in the band, and he has been most efficient in his duties. We hope that your music career will continue, and you will use it to a great ad- vantage in the coming future. HUBERT M. WELCH 1831 Sudbury Lane, Washington, D. C. (43) Pvt. Co. A, JV Football, JV Basketball; (44) Corp. Со. А, Varsity Football and Baseball (1) (2); (45) Ist Sgt. Co. D, Mgr. Football Goofey will be down in the books as one of our fine managers of football, and he showed lots of school spirit which enabled our teams to vic- tory. Goofey is planning on following in his father’s footsteps, and he will make a fine lawyer from his past, which he has shown that he has what it takes. Wherever Goofey goes ou will always be with him in the future. | ү 6 CHARLES В. WILLIAMS 14932 Euclid Ave., Cleveland, Ohio (44) Pvt. Co. A; (45) Corp. Co, A Commonly known as the hill billy, or smoky mountain boy, Tall, lanky, likeable, with a southern drawl and very good sense of humor. As a corporal, the squad wouldn’t turn him loose; as a student, one of the best. We believe he will follow his father’s footsteps and become a doctor. We wish him the best of luck. JUAN F. WONG Box 681, Panama, R. P. (44) Pvt. Co. D, JV Fencing; (45) Corp. ) с V Fencing, J V Football One of the Wong brothers, who has been the strong-arm of the Epee Team. Never losing a meet in either foil or Epee, the team will miss him. He is one of our most honored and trusted boys and well-liked. Johnny is the type who goes after something and gets it. So we know that Panama will some day be proud of him. AUGUSTA MILITARY ACADEMY SAMUEL W. NEFF 1629 A. St., Portsmouth, Va. (44) Pvt. Co, С; (45) Corp. Co. С, Swimming Team (1) (2), Track Team (1) (2), IV Football )n your mark, get set, go! And it's Sam Neff in a swimming relay meet. Yes, it’s that un- defeated relay team. It takes four men to make up a team, but they all have to be exceptionally good to be on it, and he is. The team will always be remembered for setting a new pool record. Without Sam this would not have been possible. Keep it up, Sam! GEORGE E. CARPENTER 218 Maple Ave., Newport News, Va. (44) Pvt. Co. B; (45) Corp. Co. B We will always remember George as that en- viable boy of brain, brawn, and manly features that is at home in any company. Upon graduat- ing, George will enter the Merchant Marine Academy, and there we know that he will make a name for himself and A.M.A. George, and lots of luck. 3est wishes, RICHARD R. FREEMAN 312 Passaic Ave., Spring Lake, N. J. (44) Pvt. Co. C; (45) Busted Aristocrat This is a phrase that can best describe Dick to all, Wise men say little!” In his two years at A.M.A., he has proven himself worthy of all honors that have been bestowed on him. When goodbyes are said, we wish you the best of everything in everything. HUNTER B. STEWART 1021 Taylor Ave., Richmond, Va. (44) Pvt. Co. D; (45) Pvt. Co, D, JV Basketball (1) Stewart is one of the Four Horsemen of A.M.A. The Army took Rockwell, the Major moved Chappell, leaving Thomas and H. B. to keep up the tradition. Good looking, brainy, good natured, plus all those qualities that go to make a true Southerner. The Air Corps has a sure bet with H. B. Best of luck, ole fellow. RECALL---NINETEEN FORTY- FIVE EDWARD T. LEMMON 26 Lorrain St., Glen Ridge, М. J. (43) Pvt. Co. A; (44) Corp. Co. A, JV Basketball, Football, Baseball; (45) РІ. Sgt. Co. А, Mgr. Basketball Ed is a three-year boy, and in all his years he has been true to the basketball team. Without his assistance as Manager this year, our basket- ball team may not have finished in first place as they did. To a fine fellow and all around man- ager, we wish the best of luck. DONALD M. WILSON 631 S. Lahoma Ave., Norman, Okla. (45) Pvt. Co. B, Rifle Team This boy can seem miles away; just look for a moving sun, and there is Wilson. His hair is so red that it helps the A.M.A. Rifle Team to make а gcod score. For him we predict а wonderful future in the Army and in the business of, his! choice after the war is won, т! ROBERT Н. SPILMAN Rocky Creek Mills, Statesville, М. С. Y | (44) Pvt. Co. C, Peep Football, JV Track; (45) Corp. Co. B, Football Team, Track A great noise in the fourth stoop tower and we see Bob. Bob has contributed many nights to- ward the decorations of the gym at all our dances. Bob has a bright future in the Air Corps and when you pass over A.M.A., dip your wings. HARDIN FIELD 141 Elm St., Versailles, Ky. (42) Pvt. Co. D; (43) Corp. Co. B; (44) Plat. Sgt. Co. C, Peep Football (1) (2) (3); (45) 1st Lt. Co. A, V Football, Wrestling (1) (2) (3); Honor Committee A Kentucky gentleman, no less, is Hardin, this being his fourth year at Augusta, and he has more good things than we can write about. He has taken part in football starting from Peeps to the Varsity Squad. In wrestling, he has been Captain for the past year. Then it comes to women, boy, is he on the ball! We cannot forget Hardin as leaving his name in the high honors of Kentucky. AUGUSTA MILITARY ACADEMY DAVE B. SEWARD 316 Hurley Ave., Hilton Village, Va. (44) Pvt. Co. A, Football Team, Swimming Team, Honor Committee Dave has received the highest honor that could be given to a new cadet by getting elected to the Honor Committee. Touchdowns seemed to be his specialty in football. Dave with his good sense of humor and honesty will be a great help in later life and success, as it has been here at Augusta. BOBBY B. JOHNSON Box 298, Culpeper, Va. (44) Pvt. H. О. Co.; (45) Ist Sgt. H. Q: Co.; Football, Baseball, Basketball, (1) (2), Honor Committee (2) Just say sports and Bobby comes into our mind. In his two years at Augusta, he has ac- quired letters in football, being Captain for the last year—basketball, baseball. We will remem- ber him for his famous 100-yard run in the foot- ball game with Miller School. Then in the three extra periods against Fishburne, he was the only varsity player left in the game. With his good looks and athletic ability, women beware! EEG са маны сс й� а مہ متف‎ E کے‎ ДЫ جو‎ EE eS de 1° ROBERT М. CAUDILL Maple Grove Farm, Shelbyville, Ky. (44) Pvt. Co. D, JV Football, Fencing; (45) Corp. Co. С, JV Football, Fencing, Bayonet Staff The wild man with a sabre is our man Red. Red has had the honor of being one of the first to represent A.M.A. in a three-weapon team. Red is also one of the few Kentucky Colonels at A.M.A., being from the heart of the Bluegrass State. When Red leaves us this Spring, the Uni- versity of Kentucky will gain, while we will suf- fer a loss. Good Luck, Bobby! CHARLES E. WONG Box 681, Panama, R. P. (44) Pvt. Co. В, JV Basketball; (45) Pvt. Co. А, Swimming Charlie, one of our quietest boys, doesn't say much, but if it is true that actions speak louder than words, he doesn't have to. His first year he tried fencing but found swimming much more to his liking. He has mastered three languages: Spanish, English, and Chinese. He can speak all fluently. Keep up the good work, Charlie. We are behind you in all that you do. RECALL---NINETEEN FORTY-FIVE б ARTHUR A. BOOTHE 699 E. Paces Ferry Rd., Atlanta, Ga. (42) Pvt. Band; (43) Corp. Band; (44) Lt. Band; (45) Capt. Band, Manager of Boxing, Pres. of Final Ball Looking forward to a great success at our Final Ball, we elected Boothe as our president. Boothe has produced a fine Boxing Team and laid a wonderful foundation to next year’s team. To a real go-getter, and an all-round good fel- low, we wish the best of luck in everything. EDWARD L. THOMPSON Hot Springs, Va. (44) Pvt. Co, B, JV Basketball; (45) Corp. Co. C, V Basketball, REcALL and Bayonet Staff Known as Tommy to his friends, he will al- ways be remembered as being a member of our State Championship Team. His able hands have been a great asset to the school. Being a mem- ber of the RecaLL and Bayonet Staff, his typing and writing have helped us out of many a tight spot. He was always willing to plug, and if he ’ keeps up, he will get somewhere. جا سے‎ WILLARD R. FINNEY Penhook, Va. (44) Pvt. Co. A, White Page, Track Team; (45) Corp Co. A Known for his stills in the Smoky Mountains, Hillbilly is kind of a quiet and slow cadet but is sure of everything he does. Well liked by all the cadets for his sense of humor and honesty, he will carry these traits with him into later life. Hillbilly will surely amount to something. Good luck, Hillbilly. EUGENE G. GREEN 20 and Colonial Ave., Norfolk, Va. (41) Pvt. Co. D; (42) Pvt. Band; (43) Corp. Co. D, Peep Football (1) (2) (3) (4), JV Basketball, Foot- ball; (45) 1st Lt. Co. С, JV Football, Basketball, Final Ball Comm. Greenie, another fifth year man, will usually be found in the Big Room playing the drums or beating it out on the piano. We will always remember him for his wonderful disposition and his cheery hello to everyone. To Greenie, we wish the best of luck in everything, and are sure that if he keeps up the way in life, the way he is going at Augusta, we'll certainly be proud of him some day. AUGUSTA MILITARY ACADEMY SOUTHGATE L. LOHMAN Lakewood, Norfolk, 5, Va. (44) Pvt. Co. В; (45) Busted Aristocrat A typical country boy from the big city is Southgate and will always be pictured as a slow, lanky, and sure-footed cadet. Never one much for sports, he gives our teams needed support by cheering. We believe that Southgate, if he keeps at his work as he has done here, will be success- ful in any undertaking. BLAIR J. LAWTHER 10 S. Quincy St., Margate City, N. J. (43) Pvt. Co. С; (44) Corp. Co. А; (45) 2nd Li. Со, E, Swimming Team (1) (2), Manager Swimming Team (3) In the New Cadet days of B. J., the whole corps had trouble telling him from B. M., but now—we still have trouble. His most famous accomplishment at Augusta is the way in which he handles the second platoon of E Company. This is no small accomplishment, as any cadet can see. To Lawther, we wish the best of luck. f A‏ ,س е‏ 1 , = مم Z Do + отр AA‏ А қ‏ - L 2044 | “7 ERA Å 72 е, EPP å VI if OR ud ALAN VENZER 2201 Shady Ave., Pittsburgh, Penna. (43) Pvt. Co. В; (44) Corp. Band; (45) 154 Lt. Band, Swimming Team, (1) (2) (3), Final Ball From the smoky atmosphere of Pittsburgh emerged A.M.A.’s Harry James, Jr., Al Venzer. In his three years at A.M.A., Al has kept the water churning in the swimming pool with his artful swim ming ability. Another one of his accomplishments is that he and Captain Fontaine seem to be great pals. As a graduate of A.M.A., Al will always be remembered for his happy-go- lucky manner. ARTHUR J. WEINSTEIN 44th and Lancaster Ave., Philadelphia, Penn. (44) Pvt. Co. А, JV Baseball; (45) Pvt. Co. А, Track Team (1) (2) Art here two years has been a quiet natured cadet. A tall, manly fellow, hailing from the City of Brotherly Love, has high ambitions of gradu- ating from the Naval Academy and later becom- ing a skipper of a ship. As a track man, he has proven himself a wonderful asset to the team. To a future graduate, we wish the best of luck in everything. RECALL---NINETEEN FORTY-FIVE ARNOLD M. LITTEN 6300 N. 11 St., Philadelphia, Penn. (44) Pvt. Co. A; (45) Pvt. Co. B, Football (1), Baseball (1) (2), JV Basketball 3eing one of the West-End Kids, “Boat Hook” has well-represented them in Football, Basketball and as our third baseman in baseball. Dropping in on him at nights is usually very profitable, as he has a regular restaurant in full swing by all lights out. Long to be remem- bered for his alibis to get on the excused list from drill, “Boat Hook” is really very good natured and genial. To a future professional baseball player, keep hitting 'em. ARTHUR M. STERN 6403 Beacon St., Pittsburgh, Penn. (43) Pvt. Band; (44) Corp. Band, JV Swimming; (45) Ist Sgt. Band, Decoration Committee, (1) (2) (3) Artie, the First Sergeant of the Band, has proven himself more than worthy of this office. Also, as one of our star swimmers, he has dis- tinguished himself more than once. We bid Artie а fond farewell as he leaves us this year., We! wish you the best of all things. MULA JULIAN L. RICHARDSON if ў 6 Lake Dr, Bay Ridge, Annapolis, Md. 40) Pvt. Co. D, Football, M Basketball; (41) Pvt Co. | ), М Football, М Basketball; (42) Corp. Со. D, М 1 1 Football; (43) Pvt. Co. B, Mundin Scholarship, Pres. “of Busted Aristocrats; (44) Lt. Co. B, Swimming; (45) Capt. Co. C, JV Football, Swimming, Pres. of Cotillion Club, V.-Pres. of Student Body, Honor Committee As can be easily seen from the above honors, they speak for themselves. In Jay's six years at A.M.A., he has been one of the best-liked cadets. We wish you the best, Jay. RODNEY W. KEESLING Bramwell, W. Va. (44) Pvt. Co. A; (45) Pvt. Со� Son, Son, Son comes through the air, and you can bet that Rod is on the receiving end of it, but he usually comes out on top. Rod came to A.M.A. last year and is known for his good nature and his “Boogie Woogie” on the piano. His home seems to be on the dance floor. To a real “rug-cutter,” we say so long and good luck. AUGUSTA MILITARY ACADEMY CHARLES H. SCHUTTE 316 Courtfield Ave., Winchester, Va. (44) Pvt. Co. A, Swimming; (45) Sgt. Co. C, Swimming Splash, and off they go! And there goes an- other pool record, and Al is the one that broke it. Don't think for a minute that his fame stops there, as he is quite the one with the women. He is also a brainy person. Coming here last year, A] made a big hit with the fellows, and we know that wherever he goes he will always make as big an impression as he did here. Best of luck, AI. JAMES D. BAZEMORE Park Fairfax, 3715 Holmes Lane, Alexandria, Va. (44) Pvt.Co. A, V Football, V Track, V Basketball; (45) Sgt. Co. C, V Track, V Basketball, V Football Т� е ball is snapped back, and 74 is there hold- ing his man out every time. And who is 74? Don Bazemore, an all-round athlete, and believe me, he takes the honors in all sports. Don is also mighty sharp with the women, and seems to have as many girls as a sailor who has been around the world. And so to Don, that hand- some Second-stooper, we wish all the luck in the world at W. and М, | WILLIAM С. JONES Orlanda Apts. No. 31, State Col., Penn. (44) Pvt. Band; (45) Pvt. Co. A, Swimming Team (1) (2), RECALL and Bayonet Staff (1) (2) Jonsey, our pride and joy of photography, has been with us for the past two years. In that time he has shown us that he knows A to Z about photography. Не has provided the REcALL а� а Bayonet with pictures of life at A.M.A. With his swell personality and knowledge of pho- tography, he will some day have his picture in the highest bracket. WILLIAM E. PITTS 216 36th St., Newport News, Va. (44) Pvt. Со. В, Track Team; (45) Sgt. Co. D, JV Football (1) (2), YMCA Cabinet, Honor Committee (2), Colors Bill, that smiling member of our color guard, is known as one of our best corporals of the | guard. As a member of both the junior varsity and varsity football squad, he is known through- out the barracks for his wit and Irish Songs. Here's to the Best!!!! RECALL---NINETEEN FORTY-FIVE FRANK 5. VANPELT R. F. D. No. 4, Staunton, Va. GV Бур Co De (42) Бүр Ca С; (43) Бук Go, G; (44) Sgt. Major, Staff; (45) Capt. Hq. Co. VanPelt, better known to his fellow cadets as “Speedy,” who is Captain of the Hq. Co., has proven himself a great asset to A.M.A. When- ever there is anything to be done, “Speedy” is perfectly willing to help and is one of the cadets who can be depended upon. He will long be remembered for the fine work he has done at Augusta, and we wish him the best of luck and success in the near future. WILMER STRADLEY 1314 Philadelphia Pike, Wilmington, Del. (43) Pvt. Co. B; (44) Corp. Co. B; (45) Plat. Sgt. Co. B, Colors (2) (3), Decoration Committee Will is known over barracks as a slow-talking boy who doesn’t give a darn about anything. As a friend, he has proven himself loyal. He had the honor for two years of being on the color guard, and his enlistment in the Air Corps has proven his love for his country. So to a swell fellow w | departed at Christmas. Good hunting. | A Ë HERMAN А. ALLYN Point of Fork, Columbia, Va. (43) Pvt. Co. A; (44) Corp. Co. A, Wrestling (45) 2nd Lt. Co. A Red will long be remembered for his dashing appearance and shock of flaming red hair. Def- initely a lady’s man, he spent the Christmas furlough drinking in the sunshine of Miami, Florida. As one of Uncle Sam's “Gobs,” we wager the Jap fleet will stay in hiding. Red pos- sesses brains, looks, and initiative which will be of untold value in later life. BRUCE E. MELCHOR 4305 Gosnold Ave., Norfolk, Va. (44) Pvt. Co. B, Wrestling Team, White Page; (45) Sgt. Co. D, Colors, Wrestling Team Bruce arrived last year in time to receive a high school diploma. Thinking an A.M.A. would be worth more in later life, he returned this vear to prove his worth as a N.C.O. Spark Plug to the wrestling is an all around good fellow. When called to active service in his favorite branch, the Air Corps, we know the best will be in store for him. | AUGUSTA MILITARY ACADEMY PAUL McQUILLEN 235 Cochran Road, Pittsburgh, Penn. (45) Pvt. Co. C, Wrestling Team, Peep Football Mouse, one of our smaller cadets, is a compact package of T.N.T., as proved by his record on the Wrestling Team. One of the few real brains at Augusta, he has the distinguished honor of never missing the honor roll. Best wishes go with him in anythin g he undertakes. WILLIAM A. LEIGH 212 E. Thornapple, Chevy Chase, Md. (43) Pvt. Со. D; (44) Corp. Со. D; (45) 2nd Lt. Co. E, JV Fotball 3illy, that half pint of T.N.T., is famous for his brains and equally famous for his lack of using them. We all know Bill for his humor and his facility for getting everyone, Wasco and the T.S.P.A. in particular. Never more than three sentences ever passed Bill’s lips without some mention of B. J., his girl. Good luck, Bill. ы ai а... ры a TE „аы АС ы мша a GS RE . تة م25‎ Bk ما ےد‎ FA A VEE مھ‎ a W Í | AUGUSTUS W. COCKRELL М.О.О. 2110, Camp Lejeune, М. С. (43) Pvt. Со. С, Rifle Team; (44) Sgt. Staff, Rifle Team, Colors; (45) Lt. Staff, Colors Gus, as he was known, had three main objects in life at A.M.A. First, his love for the Armory and Military; second, dancing; and_ third, Studies. Between the first two, the third was slightly slighted. He has followed in the foot- steps of his father and enlisted in the Marines. We know that he will be a success, and we wish him the best of everything. MAX. C. BAILES No. 1 Cherry St., Richwood, W. Va. (43) Pvt. Co. С, P. Football, JV Basketball; (44) Sgt. Co. B, JV Basketball; (45) Lt. Co. D, V Boxing, Honor Committee Max, a guy with an Irish temper, has proved to be an asset to A.M.A. as a member of many different teams. He has proven himself a spark- plug for any and all. Aside from the fact that Max could, and usually does go to sleep at any place or time, he always has an eye weathered on his goal in life, being a superintendent of a coal mine in his beloved West Virginia. Good Luck! RECALL---NINETEEN FORTY I. W. PHILLIPS 3000 Schiller St., Tampa, Fla. (44) Pvt. Co. B, Best New Cadet, White Page; (45) Sgt. Co. E I. W., known as the only boy Major Hoover believes deserved a 95 in Spanish, really qualifies for the smarter set at A.M.A. Being best new cadet of Co. B his first year, and being a second year sarge, and consistently winning merits at M.M.I. His ambition to go to college will be fulfilled, and we wish him the best of luck in his new life. HERMAN L. PAGE Box 22, Amherst, Va. (45) Pvt. Co. C, Rifle Team One of our quiet unimposing boys who must have a woman somewhere in his past, but he re- fuses to talk about it. As a new cadet, he has been constantly “о� the ball.” He has gained many merits at M.M.I. and also is a crack shot on the Rifle Team. | SOLOMON MORSE 726 O’Hear Ave., N. Charleston, S. C. (44) Pvt. Со. С; (45) Corp. Со. С, Fencing (1) (2), Winner of A.M.A. Appointment to West Point Saul is that quiet platoon Sergeant in “E” Company, and has a swell job with the juniors. Being quiet, we know Saul has many hidden powers, and incidentally, one has already been uncovered, he was quite a boxer during the Golden Gloves, and also has good track abilities. He hopes to enter the Navy after graduating and we wish him lots of luck. RAYMOND M. BROWN 144 Hanover St., Hampton, Va. (43) Pvt. Co. C, Peep Football; (44) Corp. Co. D; (45) 2nd Lt. Co. С, Tumbling (1) (2) (3) Lit'l Ray or Brownie as you prefer, came to A.M.A. three years ago and has been a swell pal to all. His kidding and good humor will always be remembered, and we give the best wishes to a great fellow and we hope you get the Navy. AUGUSTA MILITARY ACADEMY CYRIL H. GRUBER 114 Hards Lane, Lawrence, L. I., N. Y. (44) Pvt. Co. A, JV Football, Basketball; (45) Pvt. Co. A, V Football, Basketball Cy is one of our boys that live for both the basketball and football seasons. At any time in the year you are sure to see him practicing on his favorite sports. As a member of this year’s State Champions he well deserves the credit we extend. Good luck Су, FRED C. THOMAS 20 Brown St., Lewisburg, Penn. (44) Pvt. Co. C; (45) Corp. Co. C, Fencing Team (1) (2) Just drop down to the lower Academic Hall any time the A.M.A. fencing team is in action, and you will hear the clash of foils and then “Point Thomas.” Fred came to A.M.A. last year and has made quite an academic, and social record. In his two years Fred has made a last- ing impression on the boys here, and we will follow him as he goes through West Point. Sri тїш LUT a ————Osc —. . GLEN R. SNIDER 4442 Hawthorne St., Washington, D. С. (43) Pvt. Co. C; (44) Pvt. Co. B; (45) Plat. Sgt. Co. A, Chief Electrician Rusty has a funny habit of always getting into trouble. This year he has taken on the job as chief electrician. Between it and M.B.C., he is kept on the run, and when he cannot be found in his room, look in the phone booth. When you return to the Merchant Marines, we can all rest assured that the ship will go through. JAMES M. HOYLMAN Fordwick, Va. (44) Pvt. H. Q. Co.; (45) Sgt. H. Q. Co. Jim is one of the boys who keeps the food coming to us. He is a quiet, polite, and studious cadet, remaining continually on the Honor Roll. He will be remembered for his fine cooperation with the faculty and officers of Augusta. What- ever field Jim plans to enter, you know he will make a thorough success of his ambition. RECALL---NINETEEN FORTY-FIVE ROBERT A. RICHARDSON 15th and Ocean Front, Atlantic Beach, Fla. (45) Pvt. Co. B, Swimming Team Smiley, one of the fine new cadets of this year, is noted for his sense of humor and wise remarks, just at the proper time. He played an important part in the success of the swimming team of this season. Smiley will always be remembered for his good nature and personality. Wherever he goes, our luck and success goes with him. So long, Smiley. ROBERT M. RICH Post Road, Old Greenwich, Conn. (44) Pvt. Co. B; (45) Pvt. Co, A About Bob, much can be said. He is a swell fellow, and is another one of those model са- dets.” His scholastic records of A.M.A. have ' been superb; tennis is his main weakness al 5 of luck and best wishes to a fine gentleman. | | 21 Ë 22 å Undergraduates Undergraduates es Ue Hm a бА. 2. vr A MAJOR ARTHUR BLACKBURN P.M. S. and de MILITARY TACTICAL OFFICERS Major Blackburn JSTA MILITARY ACADEMY Military Tactical Officers The military department at Augusta is second only to the academic department. It is under the able supervision of our P. M. S. and T., Major Arthur Blackburn, a true gentleman who has willingly given up much of his spare time in order to better our military standards. Also detailed here by the War Department are Captain Jones, Assistant PAM Sand Т. Sergeants George E. Michaels, and С. С. Collison, who have done more than their share to keep us on top. To be commended for his assistance in thé military advancement of the cadet corps, is Lieu- tenant Colonel Warren S. Robinson of the school staff. Lt. Col. Robinson, Major Blackburn, Sgt. Michaels, Sgt. Collison ESO Robinson Sgt. Michaels Sgt. Collison —————M (nm EE سے او کی‎ am z کے‎ ыы, Battalion Staff MRS. B. A. BURDEN SPonsor Captain- Adjutant Cadet Burden Sergeant Major Cadet Lawther, В. М. Ordnance Sergeant Cadet Kreeger Battalion Clerk Cadet Giest Staff Corporal Cadet Furr Hospital Corporal BLAIN BURDEN BOYD M. LAWTHER Cadet Hawkins Assistant Battalion Clerk Cadet Ver Weibe RECALL---NINETEEN FORTY- FIVE 5 RAY W. KAUFFMAN MR. AND MRS. R. W. KAUFFMAN Captain Sponsors Company “A” WILLIAM WILSON NICHOLAS FOTINOS HARDIN FIELD Captain CADET RAY W. KAUFFMAN Second Lieutenant CADET WILSON, W. H. CADET Platoon Sergeants First Lieutenant First Sergeant CADET FIELD, H. FOTINOS CADET LEMMON CADET SNIDER Sergeants CADET MAY CADET NELSON, R. A. Corporals CADET COLEMAN, W. CADET PEED CADET TAYLOR, Е, CADET NELSON, R. M. CADET WONG, C. CADET FREEMAN, R. CADET ELLIOTT CADET FINNEY Privates Cadet Seward Cadet Scaife Cadet Keesling Cadet Larrick Cadet Cashin Cadet Gruber Cadet Koellmer Cadet Williams, C. B. Cadet Shadle Cadet Henry, P. Cadet Greiser Cadet Chipley Cadet White, G. Cadet Palmer Cadet Tompkins Cadet Powell Cadet Steele Cadet Lappin Cadet Rich Cadet Pursel Cadet Lohman Cadet Harris Cadet Larus Cadet Williams, C. Cadet Stafford Cadet Brown, W. C. Cadet Jones, W. C. Cadet Weinstein Cadet Bratton Cadet Doster Cadet Nash Cadet Blackley Cadet Saxon Cadet Grove Cadet Levenson Cadet MacCorkle Cadet Cohoon Cadet Critelli Cadet McClintic Cadet Schankenberg Cadet Bloomberg COMPANY “A” MISS LUCILLE STANLEY Sponsor PAGE McCRUM First Lieutenant CADET McCRUM Company “B” ROBERT KEARSE CADET JACK W. STANLEY J. W. STANLEY Captain JAMES Р. COEN RAYMOND А. LONG Captain Second Lieutenant CADET DUNN CADET MAY CADET WILSON. НОВ; CADET CARPENTER, G. CADET CARLISLE Cadet Richardson, К. Cadet Tompkins, T. Cadet Simmons, R. Cadet Barnes, H. J. Cadet Smith, R. B. Cadet Paschal Cadet Dobson Cadet Rand Cadet Childs Cadet Bowie C C ( С Ge ( X ( ( 'adet Rowe ‘adet Cohen, I. ‘adet Winn 'adet Page idet Boyd 'adet Andrews 'adet McLoney 'adet Marks, D. 'adet Craft CADET KEARSE First Sergeant CADET LONG, R. A. Platoon Sergeants Second Lieutenant CADET COEN CADET STONE Sergeants CADET NELSON, R. A. Corporals CADET OWEN, W. CADET SPILMAN, R. Privates Cadet Finn Cadet Litten Cadet Pearson Cadet Woods C C ( ( adet Moncada 'adet Elder 'adet Knicely 'adet Bennett C adet Shepard CADET LAYNG, G. CADET GORTON CADET FREEMAN, N. ‘adet Cordero ‘adet Bryson adet Martin, L. ‘adet Chappell ‘adet Brownley, J. ‘adet Phillips, С. ‘adet Collinge Cadet Doughty Cadet Collier Cadet Wilson, 1) RCC‏ ہم ہم ہم ہم ж [т] С) E 0 2 2. rri к=] pr] Fri 2 Tj О ж r 7 ez rri COMPANY B . MRS. HAZEL RICHARDSON J. D. RICHARDSON Sponsor Captain Company “С” F. E. GREEN К. М. BROWN EARNEST WASCO Captain CADET J. D. RICHARDSON First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant CADET GREEN CADET BROWN CADET WASCO Platoon Sergeants CADET KOELLMER CADET HARRELL Sergeants CADET BAZEMORE CADET SCHUTTE Corporals CADET THOMPSON, E. L. CADET HEIZER CADET WONG, J. CADET CAUDELL CADET ATTWOOD CADET THOMAS, F. С. CADET MANDES CADET NEFF CADET WELCH, M. C. Privates Cadet Carpenter, Е, A. Cadet Griner Cadet Oyler Cadet Burt Cadet Williams, T. Cadet Addis Cadet Fretz Cadet Wright Cadet Sanders, J. Cadet Rose Cadet Riff Cadet Burton, N. Cadet Triesler Cadet Thomas, F. C. Cadet Ross Cadet Smith, M. C. Cadet Cornelius Cadet Young, R. A. Cadet Mintz Cadet Callahan Cadet McQuillen Cadet Woddie Cadet Grace Cadet Coleman, B. R. Cadet Van Zandt Cadet Haydon Cadet Nashu Cadet Brownley, J. Cadet Warfield Cadet Marks, F. Cadet Barnes Cadet Stansbury Cadet Mohler Cadet Sanders, W. nn X Cr 5 Zz a 2 O O | RECALL---NINETEEN FORTY-FIVE MISS SUSANNE STANLEY L. Y, STANLEY Sponsor Captain Company “D” М. С. REXRODE С. MAX BAILES, JR. DON'W. BROWN H. M. WELCH Captain CADETE VI STANLEY First Licutenant Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant First. Sergeant CADET REXRODE CADET BAILES CADET BROWN, D. CADET WELCH Platoon Sergeants CADET LEA CADET DeJARNETTE Sergeants CADET SPERMO CADET MELCHOR Corporals CADET GARDNER CADET LOVERING CADET JONES, W. F. CADET WOODY, T. CADET FIELD, J. CADET OLVEY Privates Cadet Smith, J. Cadet McKee Cadet Hand Cadet Aycock Cadet Rosenbaum Cadet Hudgins Cadet Wells Cadet Gonzales Cadet Leyer Cadet Lepper Cadet Jacobs Cadet Mayhugh Cadet Rockwell Cadet Jackson Cadet Douros Cadet Davidson Cadet Kelley Cadet Osheroff Cadet Seibold Cadet Gliboff Cadet Landon Cadet Ritz Cadet Graber Cadet Salzman Cadet Nydes Cadet Jayne Cadet Mayer Cadet Greenberg Cadet Cooke Cadet Martin, H. Cadet Stewart Cadet Adelstein, E. Cadet Haitz Cadet Moran Cadet Adelstein, T. ыы A қа� ына AI a NG مت ےہ ےک‎ A a = а. = O O — بن‎ a MRS. D. R. BREWER DAVID BREWER Sponsor Company “E” Captain JIMMY PIGG JOHN T. LINDSAY B. J. LAWTHER BIGELOW THOMSON Captain CADET DAVID BREWER First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant CADET PIGG CADET LINDSAY CADET LAWTHER, B. J Platoon Sergeants CADET MORSE CADER PHIDDIPS LW Sergeants CADET SMITH, B. M. CADET SCHLOSS Corporals CADET MILLARD CADET CONLEY CADET FRESHMAN CADET ST. CLAIR CADET PEZZULLA CADET WARNE CADET DUBOSE Privates Cadet Williams, H.G. Cadet Long, P. K. Cadet Gibson Cadet Hrisis Cadet Buckmaster Cadet Uhler Cadet Cooper Cadet Jones, S. Cadet Thompson, R. S.Cadet Agin Cadet Tinder Cadet Steifel Cadet Malloy, E. Cadet Tripple Cadet Jacobs Cadet Bernard Cadet Morello Cadet Borden Cadet Hague Cadet Brown, W. E. Cadet Malamut Cadet Weld Cadet Dustin Cadet Morris Cadet Beck Cadet Chamblin Cadet Monson Cadet Jester Cadet Rapp Cadet Thornton Cadet Gibbs Cadet Bailey Cadet Evans Cadet Van Horn Cadet Young, R. E. Cadet Wantz Cadet Duncan Cadet Young, R. A. Cadet Shapiro Cadet Lang, A. Cadet Ramsey Cadet Ryan Cadet Pavitt Cadet Suero h t мыңына) СОМРАМҮ “Е” AUGUSTA MILIT AF MRS BA. VAN PELT STUART VANPELT JOSEPH DiBELLA Sponsor Headquarters Company Captain CADET STUART VAN PELT First Licutenant First Sergeant Platoon Sergeant CADET DiBELLA CADET JOHNSON CADET HOLYMAN Line Sergeants CADET LEVENTEN CADET CROSBY Corporals CADET EDDY 86۸7۷600002 ۲ CADET HEATWOLE Privates Cadet Hines, J. R. Cadet Kirby Cadet Hobson Cadet Joiner, J. Cadet Stout Cadet Joiner, Х. Cadet James Cadet Fifer, L, Cadet McDade Cadet Reynolds Cadet Harris, B. Cadet Street Cadet Freer Cadet Curtis, J. Cadet Fifer, E. Cadet Penny Cadet Walters Cadet Goodwin, T. Cadet Merrell Cadet Hines, F. Cadet Luciano Cadet Sumner Cadet Rhea Cadet Linger felt Non-Commissioned Officers Back Row—Geist, DeJarnette, Freeman, N., Spermo, Nelson, R. M., Warren Sixth Row—Tokar, Finney, Stone, Olvey, Gorton, Hope, Millard, St. Clair Fifth Row—Carpenter, G., Addison, Harrell, Mandes, Field, J, Wong, J., Morse, Dutton Fourth Row—Welch, H. M., Lemmon, Lea, Crist, Stern, Snider, Carlisle, Furr, Welch, M. C. [Caudill Third Row—Schutte, Thomson, B., Conley, Lovering, Peed, Pezuello, Lang Second Row—Elliott, Huber, Dunn, Schloss, Gentry, Melchor, Wilson, Н. B., Gardner, Phillips, I. W. First Row—Atwood, Smith, В. M., Brooks, May, Nelson, R. A., Spilman, Neff, Heizer. Thompson, Е. L., Thomas, F. C., Taylor, F., Koellmer, Jones, W. F. | RECALL---NINETEEN FORTY- FIVE Football Basketball Fencing Swimming Boxing Wrestling Rifle Track Baseball tad — Wey, fae pet? Con f Zo a ls os)€ dos 44. 0027 ک7‎ LEE; 35 Luck” co mg BES € sone 697: ze а abend IN f od ack Row—Coach Waleski, Heizer, DiBella, Litten, Powell, Wreden, Lingerfelt, Spilman, , “ж” y Jarnes, Smith, R., Welch, Н. M., Crosby Q --се� іст Row—Seward, Koellmer, Chipley, Field, H., Eddy, Stanley, L., Stanley, J., Stone 1 € бо © Front Row—Woody, Steele, Bazemore, Johnson, Long, R. Mohler, McDade, Burton, A. 2 Also a OE Gå К For کے‎ Sope? To Varsity Football Team ald LAA 5 Фо”? le فی‎ ey Augusta, coached by Al Waleski and captained by Bobby Johnson, started е Феағ very slowly, being held to ties by Clifton Forge 6-6, R.M.A. 0-0 and Massanutten Old DA G 0. The next two contests were dropped to two very tough foes, Greenbrier 35-13 A and Navy Plebes 38-0. In the Navy game the Blue and White team showed their MES с FEAR, fighting spirit in the second half when they held Navy to one touchdown and even outplayed them. Augusta hit its stride in the next three games, winning from Z | Hargrave 18-0, Miller School 39-6, and Fishburne 45-0. In the Miller School i 22 d game Johnson intercepted a pass and ran 105 yards for a touchdown. Augusta er remained undefeated in its league, winning two and tieing two. J Don Bazemore, Taylor Woody, and Jesse Mohler were chosen on the all state Military Team. Don Bazemore was also chosen the outstanding player in the state. Bobby Johnson, Clint Steele, Spurgeon McDade, Joe DiBello made honorable mention in the All-State Military Team. The season’s record stands: three games won, two lost, and two tied. The military score was: won two, lost none, and tied two. Monogram winners were: Long, R.; Woody; Crosby; Blackley; Chipley ; Stanley, L.: Stanley, J.; McDade; Steele; Eddy; Gruber; Bazemore; Mohler; Lingerfelt; Burton; Field, H.; Johnson; DiBello; Seward; Brown, D.; Stone; Koellmer ; Powell, G.; Litten; Smith, R. B. Minor Monograms: Wreden, Fuller, Leventen. Junior Varsity Football | The Jay-Vee football squad began their season in a fast game with the Clifton Forge Jay-Vees. Due to the fact that this was their first game of the season with only two weeks of practice under their beits, the final score was tied | 6-6. With a few more practices and experience to their credit they tackled Lee | High Varsity of Staunton. The Jay-Vees started with а bang and were leading 12-6 when in the last few minutes of the game on а bad pass from center, A.M.A. lost the ball and Lee High went over for a touchdown. The extra point was good and the Jay-Vees lost the game by the score of 13-12. In this game, however, the Jay-Vees showed their fine coaching and really out-played their opponents. After this game A.M.A. suffered a run of bad luck during which they dropped two games to Waynesboro and Fishburne Jay-Vees by the scores of 13-12 and 12-6, respect- ively. Undaunted by these losses the Jay-Vees returned in a blaze of glory to beat Waynesboro in a game filled with many thrills, by the score of 31-6. Con- fident of themselves, they next took on Fishburne in a return game and walked away with anot her victory 12-6, This game ended their season and we are con- fident that from this year’s squad of Jay-Vees, our next year’s Varsity will draw many stars. Much credit is due to Captain Eastham for his fine coaching and to the members of the squad for their whole-hearted cooperation. The following men were awarded much deserved minor monograms: Heizer, Nicklas, Neff, Pitts, Greiser, Lemmon, Harris, Bowie, Richardson, J., Spilman, and DeJarnette. Top Row—Gentry, Tompkins, J., Barnes, Greiser, Harris, Blackley, Nicklas, Taylor, F., | Coach Eastham Middle Row—Gardner, Spilman, Heizer, Leigh, Rexrode, Sanders, J. M., Woods Front Row—Welch, M. C., DeJarnette, Neff, Wilson, H. B., Collier Yo 4 = ? Å j ] + y Front Row—Heizer, Koellmer, Johnson, Chipley, Gruber, Bazemore, Thompson, E. Middle Row—Lemmon, Mgr., May, Nelson, К. M., Henry, P., Coach Waleski Back Row—Sanders, W., Gliboff, Burton, N. Varsity Basketball Team The Waleskites of Augusta started the season slow by losing to E.R.C. of Lexington, Va., 54-32, and to Greenbrier 44-23. Displaying an improved brand of ball Augusta defeated Massanutten 35-27, and Hargrove 47-24, and losing to Randolph-Macon 42-30 in a bitter struggle. Traveling to Fishburne the Waleskites defeated a small but tough foe 41-21, and then traveling to Greenbrier to lose 61-27. Here the Blue and White had a recess due to G. I. and when play resumed A.M.A. defeated Fork Union 49-27 at F.U.M.A.; Clifton Forge 52-38; Fork Union 51-45; Fishburne 48-40 in a game marked with thrills and chills which went into three extra periods. Bob Chipley (captain) led the team, scoring with 235 points and Koellmer followed with 165 points. The season’s standing was as follows: won nine, lost four for an average of (692, and in the military meets: won seven, lost one, for an average of ‚875. Major Monograms were awarded to the following: Koellmer, Steele, Chipley, Johnson, Bazemore, Gliboff, Thompson, Е., Nelson, Gruber, and Heizer. Minors were issued to: Sanders, W., Barnes, Henery, May, Henry P., and Burton, N. DENEN =. __ in ii ——— Fencing Team Augusta kept up with its wonderful record this past year by remaining undefeated among prep schools. In the opening meet with Fork Union, our foils- men easily defeated their opponents. The next meet was with Bambridge Naval Station, in which our swordsmen met three Olympic Champions who proved our downfall. Wasco was our only shining light when he won his match 5-3. This being our first exhibition of our team in epee and sabre, we did remarkably well. Brown gaining one point against arsons, the Olympic Champ, while Moerschell lost by a 3-5 score to his ехрегі- enced opponent. On the return trip from Baltimore, A.M.A. met and defeated the champions of Baltimore, Baltimore City College. Jackie Field and Wasco took honors in this meet. The next meet was with Navy, which we lost 19-8, In the foil, Wasco again topped his teammates, winning two, while Field and Thomas won one each. In the epee, Wong starred, assisted by Mandes. In the sabre, Caudill was our only light when he won the sole bout in this weapon. In the final meets of the season, Fork Union was again met and defeated. In the last meets, many new men were used for the first time, thus giving them needed experience for next year’s longer and more difficult schedule. Through the season, Wasco was the outstanding fencer, with Field a close second, Back Row—Rose, Smith, M. C., Wong, J. Middle Row—Jester, Mgr., Thomas, F. C., Scaife, Wasco, Brewer, Carlisle, Bowie Front Row—Mandes, Brown, D., Gibson, Wilson, Н. B., Field, Caudill Back Row—Schankenburg, Coleman, W., Williams, C., Jones, W. C., Winn, Kearse, Moncada Middle Row—Wong, C., Seibold, Powell, Long, (Capt.), Seward, Venzer, Cashin Front Row—Lawther, B. J., Jones, W. F., Lever, Neff, Richardson, Lane, Hope, Burden Swimming The Swimming Team of Augusta Military Academy has won the title of State Champions. This notice recently appeared in the newspaper. This was inevitable, as our team has been breaking and setting new records all year. In its opening meet A.M.A. defeated Fishburne 37-29, Our undefeated free- style relay team of: Neff, Coleman, Shutte, and Venzer turned in a first, as did Venzer in the 50 yard free-style, and Coleman in the 220. In its second meet A.M.A. was downed by the Army Plebes 45-21, but again Venzer won in the 50 yard free-style, and another first was our 200 yard relay of Neff, Schutte, Coleman and Venzer. Again against more experienced team A.M.A. lost to the Navy 42- 24. Schutte, and Venzer in the 200 yard relay also took а first, with Coleman and Neff. Schutte came in from behind to win the 100 yard free-style. A.M.A.'s tank- men next downed R.M.A. 41-25 with Schutte setting a new 220 yard pool record, and also the relay team broke the existing pool record. F.M.S. bowed to A.M.A. 46-20 and Schutte again set a new 100 yard free-style record, while the relay team broke its own record. Wrestling Team A new outlook has been taken on this sport this year, The present has been forgotten and everything was done with the future in mind. Thus despite a hard schedule, an enviable record has been made. The opening meet with Woodberry Forest saw our team go down before an experiencd outfit. Woody and Hardin Field were the stars in this meet, with Woody forcing his man to two extra periods before succumbing to a decision; Field going the limit and Mohler holding his man until the last fifteen seconds. The next meet was with Navy, Naturally our opponents were better men but we have given them many a surprise. Tommy Tompkins and Mayer were out- standing when they held out until the last twenty seconds of their bouts before being pinned. The team as a whole put up a great fight befrore yielding to their superiors. Т� е next meet was V.S.D.D. (the same team they had last year), which we won 30-10. The meet was not as lopsided as the score indicates. Woody, Callahan, Tompkins, Mayer, and DeJarnette made points for Augusta. Т� е return meet with Woodberry saw our men forcing them to the limit in almost every bout and holding them to three falls. Tommy Tompkins and DeJarnette won a draw and a decision respectively. Practice kept on after the season was finished and this predicts a great team in this great sport for next year. Capt. Lucas and Major Hoover along with Cadets Kauffman and Field, H., deserve a lot of praise for the wonderful work they accomplished this year. jack Row— Melchor, Mohler, T. Woody, DeJarnette, H. Field, Cummings, Capt. Morrisey Front Row—Kirby, McQuillan, T. Tompkins, Kreeger, Mayer, Callahan Jack Row— Page, Crawford, Lea, Lindsay, Bryson, Rowe Front Row—Ritz, Davidson, MeClintic, Wilson, D., Chappell, Loevring Rifle Team The 1944-45 rifle season started with the rifle match at Annapolis when they fired against the Navy Plebes. They lost by a narrow margin of 93 points with the final score of 1354 to 1261. Bryson was high scorer for A.M.A. with 242 out of a possible 300. Their second match was at Massanutten Military Academy. Our riflemen won with the final score 1221 to 1219. Lea was high score man for Augusta with а 252! In a three-way match at Fishburne M.S., our riflemen placed last with a score of 1946. F.M.S. led with a score of 1720. M.M.A. placed second with а final score of 1660. For A.M.A., Lea was high scorer with 349 out of a possible 400. Their next meet was the state meet, held at Fishburne. Staunton Military Academy led with a score of 1301. Fishburne placed second with 1294, and A.M.A. placed third with 1242. Their next match is with M.M.A. here on our range. We are sure that our riflemen will make а good showing. In the National Small Bore Match held December 31, they place fifth out of about 320 schools. In the second stage on January 31, we placed sixth. This year the team has done very well. We congratulate it and wish the following team lots of luck. Вохі� а Augusta’s mittmen turned in a very disappointing schedule on paper, but actually there were some wonderful fights put up by our boys. In the first boxing meet of the season, a very much more experienced Miller School team beat us 8-2. Lingerfelt came through with a win, while Thornton and Crosby gave us a draw. The second match again with Miller School, and after a hard fight, we again lost, 8% to 1%. Crosby, the Captain of the team, won his bout and Reynolds earned a tie. The third match was with the Army Plebes, and we lost that one 7-1. Crosby was the only one who won his bout. In the last bout of the season, we lost to Fairfax High School 6-2. Crosby and Lingerfelt won their bouts. As it has been said, the schedule is disappointing on paper, but in the actual fights you could see that the boys of Augusta were giving everything they had, and a little more for Augusta. Jack Row—Coach Eastham, Izenberg, Keesling, Rhea, Haydon, Mintz, Boothe Front Row—lifer, L., Lingerfelt, McDade, Bailes, Crosby, Humphreys o Don Bazemore Jesse Mohler Ray Long Eugene Crosby Sturgeon McDade Clint Steele Jack Stanley Jake Lingerfelt Hardin Field Bobby Johnson Walt Coleman Brown, D Ray Kauffman Arnold Litter The Monogram Club Football Bill Koellmer Joe DiBello Don Brown George Powell Russ Simmons Bobby Johnson Taylor Woody Robert Chipley Jim Blackley Basketball Swimming Sam Neff Fencing I restling Boxing Joe DiBello Baseball Taylor Woody Joe DiBello Track Sam Neff Cy Gruber Larry Stanley Tip Eddy Ashby Burton Cheatham Stone Richard Smith Dave Seward Arnold Litten Mason Welch Robert Chipley Harold Lever Thomas, F. Hardin Field Don Heizer ee � е нн | Track Candidates Back Row—Ross, McQuillan, Gentry, Coach Morrisey | Middle Row—Spermo, Tompkins, J., Spilma, Seward, Pitts Front Row—Smith, J., Powell, Simmons, R., Neff, Peed Jay Vee Basketball Team Back Row—Hudgins, White, С., Woods, Coach Kramer, Barnes, Woodie, Taylor, F. Front Row—Phillips, C., Childs, Saxon, Coen, Litten, Krakovitch, Boyd, Jackson, J. | RECALL---NINETEEN FORTY-FIVE Officers of Student Body “Ad Astra Per Aspera The Bayonet Honor Committee “Y. М.С n Т� е Recall zm] ATTICTICTA MITTIT ADV АСА D E N £ Å U تا‎ () „2 | А N 1 1 LI Г А R 1 А Lu fi ہل‎ ) E [rx 7 i D: ۰ TANTEN JIMMY PIGG JACK STANLEY JAY RICHARDSON Officers of the Student Body During the session of 1944-45 our President of the Student Body was Stanley, J., ably assisting him as leaders here at Augusta were Cadet Captain Richardson, Vice-President, Cadet Captain Stanley, L., Treasurer, and Cadet Lieutenant Pigg, Secretary. Working as a team they did a marvelous job, and the Cadet Corps salutes them for a job, well done. SE 1% k. x SS The Honor;Committee The performance of this year’s Honor Committee will leave an unequalled record across the skies of A.M.A. Working as a coordinated group they have earned for themselves the title of the Most Efficient Honor Committee in the History of A.M.A.” The entire corps stood behind them in all their decisions, and never swerved in their loyalty. In addition to the officers of the student body the men of the committee were: 4th year Cadets, Wasco, Kauffman, Field; 3rd year Cadets, McCrum, Bailes, Brown, D., Long; 2nd year Cadets, Stone, Pitts, Johnson, Seward, New Cadet adviser. ATT. МП à L І al N 1 1 III É AUGUSTA MILITARY ACADEMY Ad Astra Per Aspera “Ad Astra Per Aspera,” “To the Stars Through Difficulty,” the motto of our school. This 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. Major Roller, as its founder, and Cadet Lieutenant Pigg, are the only present members. May we remember them, and they us as life rolls on. Back Row—Welch, М. C., Pitts, Field, H. Center Row—Lawther, В. M., Brown, D., Neff, Stanley, L. Front Row—Stanley, J., Kearse, Stone, Pigg Y. M; C. А. One of the highest honors a cadet may attain at Augusta is to become а� officer of our Y.M.C.A. This year officers were: President, Kearse; Vice-Presi- dent, Stone; Secretary, Pigg, and Treasurer, Stanley, J. Special commendation is given Mrs. Warren S. Robinson, our faithful pianist, who has contributed her services for a number of years. We also wish to thank our faculty adviser of the Y.M.C.A., Captain Lucas. AUGUSTA MILITARY ACADEMY STAFF Stafford Williams.......:; Editor-in-Chief Paul Moreschell......... Associate Editor any Bienen Business Manager Edward Thompson........; Sports Editor Tommy MANJES a ea e Literary Editor ОМО Humor Editor � ас Эо� Photography ۵۱۲٥۱۷۰۵۶۸۶۶۵۰ sr Art Editor ОННАН mmm... Reporter MRS. DON M. WILLIAMS “The Bayonet” The Bayonet, our school paper, has published fifteen copies of news, sports, social life, quadrangle quirps, and whatever was of interest to the corps. The Staff has had but one idea, and that was to produce a paper far more superior than ever before attempted, despite the fact that only half of the Corps sub- scribed to it. However, its readers have nick-named it the Cadet’s dearest friend. A new character has been created by The Bayonet and has gained fame all over barracks, known to the cadets as Stubbs Parker. This year he was carried farther into trouble by Cadet McKee, who writes it. So to the oncoming cadets we hope that The Bayonet will exist in their midst as it has in ours. BAYONET STAFF БЕС СС нын STAFF The Recall Tue RECALL is probably the only thing that an A.M.A. alumnus will have to carry him back in his memories to the days of his cadetship. It is the authoritative presentation of the different phases of his school life and classmates. Our goal has been to present to the 1944-45 Corps an annual that will stand as an all-time high for bringing back the memories of Augusta. Our staff, with the exception of a few, was chosen from inexperienced men, but by their effort and devotion to work, plus the able supervision of Major Hoover, they present an annual that will be a tribute to them all. When J. D. White returned to school, we found a man who successfully handled all our financial worries. On the shoulders of Jimmy Pigg and Paul Moerschell fell the main burden of the work. Especial mention must be given to Bill Jones for his fine photographic work and to his assistant, Pete Cordero. The work of our artist, Frank Bryson, speaks for itself. THE 1945 RECALL STAFF Jiminy iS e mn, m Ediitor-in-Chief Paul Moerschell. . Assistant Editor-in-Chief JAD: White ape Business Manager W. С. TORE Photography Prank Bryson Art Editor Edward L. Thompson..... Literary Editor Robert о� о. Sports Editor Associates to the Editor Pedro Cordero James H. Foreman Stafford Williams Pat Rosenbaum Mrs. L. H. Pigg Sponsor RECALL---NINETEEN FORTY-FIVE USTA MILITARY ACADEMY Dances Recall Honors Leaders of Dances Cotillion Club LEADERS OF DANCES AND ESCORTS Opening Dance Miss Betty Basil Cadet Capt. Jay Richardson Thanksgiving Dance Miss Sally Steuart Cadet Capt. Ray Kauffman Mid-Winter Dance Miss Sue Smith Cadet Lt. James P. Coen Pin-Up Queen Honor Dance Miss Doris Cremlin Cadet Lt. Ernie Wasco Founder's Day Dance Miss Doris Funck Cadet Capt. Arthur A. Boothe, Jr. «AE! The social functions of “45” will be re- membered by the cadets for the wonderful success that they were. A lot of praise must be given to Jay Richardson and his commit- tee, also to the decorating committee for their wonderful display of their art of decorating. Jay was able to secure some very good bands; such as “The Vagabonds,” “Du- Ponters,” and “Shirley Smith,” plus the Juke Box. Miss LaVerne Sink Miss Dortha Fayssoux Leaders Cadet Capt. Boothe Cadet Capt. Richardson Final Ball Many years the final ball has been a great success and this year has been no exception. Cadet Boothe was chosen to lead the Ball with his assistant, Jay Richardson. These two men must be given much credit for the way they conducted and handled the details and financial matters concerning the Ball. The Ball was started off with the traditional Ball Figure, which was made available by the time and patience of Col. Robinson. The gym was beautifully dec- orated with flags and strands of crepe paper. FINAL BALL COMMITTEE Se кчы M ss sss HUMOR BEST COMMISSIONED OFFICER BIGGEST TRIFLER 1. Kauffman 1. Nicklas 2. Wasco 2. Martin, H. 3. Jack Stanley 3. Cornelius Best Comissioned Officer (уфт your coach wae | BEST LOOKING BEST BUILD 1. Johnson 1. Powell, G. 2. Brown, D. 2. Brown, D. 2. Powell, G. 3. Bazemore HUMOR BEST NEW CADET MOST STUDIOUS 1. Phillips, C. 1. Phillips, I. W. 2. Seward 2. Thomas, F.C. 3. Fretz 3. Freshman === Bit Мысы, 7 Most 5%, BIGGEST EATER NEATEST CADET 1. Litten 1. Phillips, І. W. 2. Marks, F. 2. Pigg 3. DeJarnette 3. Kauffman AUGUSTA MILITARY ACADEMY HUMOR DONE MOST FOR SCHOOL BEST OFFICER OF THE DAY 1. Van Pelt 1. Wasco 2. McCrum 2. Brewer 3. Kreeger 3 ren ж Done Most Best OR XM Қым ' B! СЯ Жет © Best Athlete: MOST POPULAR BEST ATHLETE 1. Wasco 1. Johnson 2. Kauffman 2. Bazemore 3. Weed 3. Woody HUMOR WITTIEST CADET BEST NATURED CADET J. Kreeger 1. Melchor 2. McKee 2. Critelli 3. Bryson 3. Wasco The Boiler is’ � un Параны о “9 оаа was o avg Broken V Å. q ER ا‎ 024% Cares ДЕ N � Much, i JE Ф Nie سے‎ 2 Y NATURED CADET Most School Spirit Cadet MOST BASHFUL MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT 1. Woody 1. Mohler 2. Harris 2. Weed 3. Tompkins, J. 3. Brown, R. M. HOD Ts f Y HUMOR BIGGEST LADY MAN BEST CORPORAL OF THE 1. Weed GUARD 2 ی۹۹‎ |. 1. Bazemore 3. Allyn 2. Schutte 3. Pitts —Best ce —=— Must Ge Through N t way miste Elf T ma! he BEST N. C. O. LAZIEST CADET 1. Stone 1. Chipley 2. Phillips, I. W. 2. Senn 3. Melchoir 3. Cornelius €————— ОЛА ee eae CE EE EE HUMOR BEST DANCER ІС cens 2. Keesling 3. Field, H. EF ot Bet Best | � ар wg N Dancer In Rie o ۲ Å t Cor Wrestle) = lear F me 4 best boys- Shooting an officer wit POLITEST CADET 1. Pigg 2. Phillips, I. W. 3. Williams, S. Mes T S ` Xes giv 1 1 Ох +% à When yoo 7 Serak Ts eos BIGGEST WOMAN HATER 1. Adelstein, T. 2. Adelstein, E. 3. Stansbury Me MOST MILITARY CADET 1. Stanley, J. 2. Kauffman 3. Brewer AUGUSTA MILITARY ACADEMY Class Prophecy Here I am again, back at the old A.M.A. campus. I see that many of the graduating class of 45 are here for Finals. It seems that the class of ’55 is very large. It’s swell looking over the old gang all together. Many of them have the memories of war on their minds, but they are as cheerful as ever. You would never know the old Clay Bowl, as it is now one of the best stadiums of its size on the East Coast. This product was largely made possible by the Class of 45, whose donations averaged close to $500 apiece. Litten, who generally contributes twenty-five cents, has his name engraved in large letters on its side. Say, who is that tall, lanky fellow strolling toward me? It’s Will Finney, and he seems mighty discouraged, as “moonshine” has hit rock bottom since the war. Standing near the arch talking to Major Roller is Tuck Lindsay, now a professor of Chemistry at V.M.I. Wasco seems to be in bitter argument with Colonel Roller as to whether or not he passed Latin, but anyway, Latin doesn’t bother him, as his record business is really booming. I’ve heard that Weed is Commandant at West Point now, and has produced a champion rifle team. Carlisle is topping the Medical Profession with a brain restorer, and has many medals for his work during the war. Fred Taylor is managing the World’s Heavyweight Boxing Champion now. He would be boxing, but his nose is worrying him. Max Bailes is back in West Virginia running four coal mines, and he would have been here, but his fourth child has the mumps. Jimmie Coen is approaching in his 755 convertible Buick sedan. Majors Fred Thomas and McCrum seem to be pretty stoop-shouldered from medals and campaign medals. Here comes Don Brown, the Czar of the Cum- Berland Breweries, offering a fencing foil with every bottle of German beer. The Wong brothers have started a professional fencing club in Panama. Incidentally, at the Olympics, held for the first time in New York, Thomas took top honors, with Wasco, Brown, D., Caudill, Wong, J., Wong, C., and Mandes. Shutte is now the mayor of Winchester, and Bigelow Thompson keeps the city under close watch for him in his autogyro, acting as Chief of Police. Jack Stanley is the governor of Virginia, while Larry keeps a farm going right outside of Galax. Al Venzer and Artie Stern have opened a swimming pool in Kennywood Park in Pittsburgh. The leading dentist of Danville is our own Charlie Williams, and Preacher Lawther has taken over the South African Missionaries. Keesling, Pitts, Stradley, Gentry, and Kreeger have started an internationally known chain of beer parlors with the headquarters 200 yards from A.M.A. Sanders, J., and Stone have started a law firm, and their main source of income is from “Red” Allyn, who is trying to divorce his fourth wife. It seems that she didn’t have as much money as he had anticipated. The firm of Elliott and Kearse are defending Mrs. Allyn on the grounds that she had money until she married “Red.” Beak Burden has finally decided to settle down and has a large farm just outside of Washington, and is састы با‎ + — ——— å da ' Gamal raising quite а family. The ace mechanics of New York are Jim Crawford, Bob Gorton, and Brooks, who have received their training in the Army Air Corps. Well, here comes the Navy, and they are covered with decorations. I'll see if I can name them for you: Lt. Sam Neff, C.P.O. Joe Dunn, C.P.O. Gruber, Capt. Ray Brown, Capt. Dave Seward, and Vice-Admiral Rich, all having distinguished themselves in the war. Speedy VanPelt is now a racing car driver, and Bill Jones is always there taking pictures of the winners. Southgate Lohman and Art Weinstein are now professors at M.I.T., while Boothe is teaching “How to Make Friends and Influence People” at William and Mary. Those three boys you see sporting Congressional Medals of Honor are George Carpenter, Jay Richardson, and Ray Kauffman, and they are really shined up. Bazemore, Welch, Woody, Field, H., and Johnson have all gone into a football career of some kind, such as coach, prop players, etc. Ed Thompson has taken over the job as Post Master. Freeman, R., Lemmon, Stewart, H. B., and Wilson, D., have been spend- ing most of their time trying to build a bridge across the Atlantic, while McQuillan and Melchor are trying their luck tunneling under. Cordero, Long, and Rexrode have opened a big night club in Palm Beach, Fla., and there has been a great argument there. Cockrell says that he can drink Green under the table, but Green denies it. Crist has made quite a name for himself as a drummer. I. W. Phillips and Sonny Page have settled down and are now running a farm in Virginia, while Bob Spilman runs a mint (mint for Mint Juleps) farm in North Carolina. Buddy Ross is still in the Army. He liked to clean rifles, so they redrafted him. Burt and Lawther, В. J., have bought a yacht and are sailing around the world for the fifth time. They have a crew of A.M.A. '45 classmen, and they are Richardson, R., Morse, and Leigh. (Only to evade the income tax.) Well, there goes the last note of “Auld Lang Syne,” and the cadets are head- ing for a train to get home, so best of luck to the Class of 45, till we meet again, U PS A $ revy 4 � , А ү $ 2 M. | | 0 | so long. AUGUSTA MILITARY ACADEMY Report Sheet O. C.—Lt. MCKINNEY O. D.—Cavet VAN METER C. G— CADET Коні. O. G.— CADET STIEFEL NAME REPORT REPORTED BY Adelstein Refusing to sleep by himself... at Atwood „Allowing Floorplate of riflle to go AWOL... Richardson Bentley [General principles... Col. Roller Brewer سے‎ .Attempting to report First Captain.. Stanley J Maj. Roller „Boothe „Wasco „Refusing to go to school without pants Not having a report for a week. “Having swimming pool in his bed Carpenter, E. A Chandler wus Dunn = DiBello .Giving corps dishwater for soup. „Capt. Fontaine Fotinos .. .Wearing non-rated citation cord. Ма). Blackburn Geist .. “For giving special order making Himself Cap 0 aan Sgt. Michaels Grace Being awake for one day ol his Es .Maj. Hoover Johnson a... Stealing all the glory from the football team... ..Lt. Waleski Kauffman -Deserting corps to visit Uncle (Sam)... „Maj. Roller Lindsey ... .Being led astray by First Capt. Weed „Maj. Roller Mandes „Trying to resign from Fencing Team... .Maj. Hoover Mohler . „Attempting to replace Charlie Strong... nennen Strong McKee -Demoralizing corps by bringing date to dance... Richardson McCrum “Disturbing Commandant by wrecking grocery truc Col. Robinson McGuffin “Continually walking in sleep and disturbing barracks Stanley, J Osheroff Having clean room while acting as orderly. Maj. Hoover Paschal, s Being on time to ranks... АП O. D.’s Phillips I. W Disrupting Spanish class by making 95... McKee Rockwell C Outwitting Maj. Roller by joining army. Maj. Roller Rowe ........ Volunteering for Army boxing meet Capt. Eastman ..Maj. Deane ..Maj. Deane .Capt. Morrisey Sgt. Collison Going AWOL to Harrisonburg... Breaking only two pool records in one year. Taking up weight lifting while an invalid. Coming to Drill... Actually fixing a light socket... Overcoming obstacles to become First Capt. Schutte m Simmons, Smith, J. . Snider ssu Stanley, J. Stanley Attempting to impersonate an officer..... Stone .. Allowing Commandant to appoint him Wres Mohler Street Having courage enough to become С. W.. ..VanPelt Thomas F.. Having hair cut too short... Brown RM Thomson B Using improper language in presence of Juniors.. VanMeter Neglect of duty by failing to go on guard... Robinson Venzer e Beating OPA by giving Mess Halen нее ер� ерде A Wasco . Being forced to resign as Pres. of TSPA... Stiefel Williams $... Attempting to put out Bayonet alone orschell Lohman سس‎ Shadowing Lt. Hart Col. Roller SPECIAL REPORTS Maj. Deane.... nnn Cancelling basketball game without permission from basketball tra meme ne Chipley Capt. Fontaine. .Having too much steak on table. ..Van Pelt “Unnecessary ringing of Duzzer...uu سس‎ ب١‎ мес et Orderly Being in Artillery instead of Infantry.. . Putting excessive reports on DA ы � а� а не енен несе Pigg .Having car in courtyard.. .Issuing supplies without billing same. Capt. Eifer... Capt. Jones... Maj. Hoover... Lt. Obenschain.. Capt. McCrum.. Capt. Dukes. .Sabotaging school by teaching Japanese Col. Robinson .Refusing to remove reports.. Maj. Roller. .Chasing sheep in Gray Gho Gol. Roller. „Putting too many cadets on Honor Jones W. C. „Giving class formula for Love. Foreman Maj. Manch. .Insisting that Virginians don’t wear shoes Capt. McKinney СиО EEE EEE AUGUSTA MILITARY ACADEMY Directory ADDIS BARNET 302 Western Branch Blvd., Portsmouth, Va. ADDISON ARTHUR ID کی‎ er 717 Stockley Gardens, Norfolk, Va. ADBESTEIN EDWARD: T مس ا‎ ass 4201 Hanover Ave., Richmond, Уа. ADEBESTEIN, THOMASE 222222222... 4201 Hanover Ave., Richmond, Va. ANDERSON, NORMAN C ren L eo nee 1215 Confederate Ave., Richmond, Va. ANDREWS, RICHARD Nass anne es nition Maryland School for the Blind, Overlea, Md. ATWOOD, BRADFORD Coe ۶٦ 400 W. Main St., Union, N. Y. AUSTIN CoRR AUN ЕНЕ EG 4752 Washington Ave., Newport News, Va. BAILEY, PREDIOS Se 30 Cedar Lane, Falls Church, Va. BARBAN, STANLEY 1............................ 206 Tazwell Ave., Cape Charles, Уа. BARNARD, DON ГЕОМАКР..........................., „College Park, Staunton, Уа, BARNES, HARRY free екен аты ertet Bassett, Va. BARNES HENRY В А: Bassett, Va. BECK ROBERT М 22 o 6ی فک جم‎ Hancock, Ма. BENTLEY, ANM Freeburn, Ку. BRACGKLEY, JIMMY ئ۹۹۷ ب۹۹۷‎ a Naval Pre-flight School, Chapel Hill, N. С. BLOOM, АТСАМ P. O. Box 65, Lawrenceville, Va. BORDEN CLLEPORDAN ENE 1429 Columbia Road, N. W., Washington, D. C. BOWIE BOBBY Ws eE a a A Galax, Va. BOYD ARTHUR 0 e ۷۷۰٠٣ 827 Ocean Ave, Point Pleasant Beach, N. J. BRATION, PAWL Н OR 7 110 Prospect St., Staunton, Va. BREWER DAVID E: 0 9 c o United Fruit Sugar Co., Preston, Cuba BROWN, WILLARD С. Army Navy Club, 1727 Massachusetts Ave., N. W. Washington, D, C. BROWN, ЕЕ МИЕ 2136 Mott Ave., Rockaway, №. Ү. BROW NICE, JOHN EE TS SE E 1547 West 48th St., Norfolk, Va. BROWNEEY, WILBUR ۰ ۳ 1547 West 48th St., Norfolk, Va. BRYSON FRANK SHANE Vernon View Isle, Savannah, Ga. BUCKMASTER, ROBERT Во 3717 Ingomar St, N. W., Washington, D. @ BURTON ASHBY ۷۲۷۷۰۷۰۷۷۰۰ +00 7 809 East St., Culpeper, Уа. BURTON, NORMAN E - 3712 Manton Drive, Lynchburg, Va. CALLAHAN TOMREN 3 Riggs Court, Washington, D. CARPENTER, FLOYD AS 77 314 Bloomfield West Palm Beach, Florida CASEIN DONALD азай کا‎ ижа 0. 22 Townsend Rd., Belmont, Mass. CHAMBEIN: BROOKE Belo Warrenton County School, Warrenton, Va. CHANDLER GEORGE سا‎ rs esee 7٤ ٣ض‎ 9702 Monroe St., Silver Springs, Md. CHAPPELL ROBERT G; т 6733 Emlen St. No. 500, Philadelphia, 19. Pa. СНО RALE S صظ سا‎ Sma КД НІ: 5003 Rugby Ave., Bethesda, Md. CHIPLEY ROBERT TD oS A e E 1023 Harrison St., Lynchburg, Va. COHEN IRVING HE OE 2281 Shady Ave., Pittsburgh, 17, Pa. COREN ROBERT D: SSE 3340 Gunston Road, Alexandria, Va. COHOON THOMAS ЫР 2222201 900500 200 227 Clay St., Suffolk, Va. COLEMAN BILLY 11:0۳۷, 70 Thacker Mines, W. Уа. COLEMAN, WALTER F.....30 S. Rodney Drive, Edgemoore Gardens, Wilmington, Del. СОТ КААМ SE EE NEE T 3533 Wythe Place, Hampton, Va. COLEINGE, CHARLES STS ek 222 Jefferson St., N: W., Washington, D. E CONLEY SAM Gor ЕА Gaymont, Staunton, Va. COOR P OWA BN U n na sasa 1210 Fiddler Lane, Silver Springs, Md. COOPERS CECIN O EET Р. О. Box 1361 , Washington, D. C. CORNELIUS, LESTER EH en. 101-46 133 St, Richmond Hill, New York, N. Y. CRAEE DELMAR ea e ey EE 409 South Kanawha St., Beckley, W. Va. (CIO 61 ا‎ o 22: Crawley, W. Уа. CRENSHAW JOHN Be. جب دی مہ ج یی‎ 43 Hollywood Ave., Hampton, Va. CRITELDL COUIS تو ہہ ٹس یس گا‎ 1304 North Са� а! St., Sharpsburg, 15, Penn. CROSBY EUGENE МҮ... 29-C Franklin St., Charleston, S. C. COMMING SAM CE. tne Quarters 11, Marine Barracks, Quantico, Va. 6010۷ ہ۹٦‎ ۹ٰ ۹۶ RFD No. 1, Box 4664, Hampton, Va. CURTIS Па. RFD No. 1, Box 4664, Hampton, Уа. DANIDS ON AONA EER EE CCT AAA EA E Rural Retreat, Va. 1018 510۸ ۱۷057000000 е OTI 4807 Georgia Ave., Washington, D. C. DOBSON MAMES E یا‎ e etas ss SEES جو یم سس‎ Ridgeway, 5. С. DOSTERT Et OE БУ M SS 1437 Milneo Crescent, Birmingham, Ala. DOUGHTY ТОНИ. ویو وی‎ У RFD 4, Portland, Maine DUBROS � BIS Hu ae 529 Massachusetts Ave., Norfolk, Va. DUBOSE (ROBERTI aS 4512 Edmunds 56, N. W., Washington, 7, D. С. DUNCAN WALTER W... е 818 South Stewart St., Winchester, Va. DUSTIN COWARD AAE en Rt. 2, Box 88, Laurel, 3, Md. DUTTON, RICHARD ALLEN css 4830 Bradley Bldg., Chevy Chase, Md. EDDY ОНАМ ШУКЫ АЙҒАҒЫН ee Culpeper, Va. PEDER ROBERT Л Кхан ы مھا ساب اک‎ 686 Main St., Waltham, Mass. TON ھی‎ SEL روا رو‎ EIN ТАЗЫ tert СІЗ Ик ж ent Rives Theatre, Martinsville, Va. EVANS ТАТ ВЕ een ainia 18 Jefferson Ave., Endicott, N. Y. Joas АСК аны eS AARE 7401 Glencove Place, Norfolk, Va. КЕ کاو‎ RAIN EISEN eee bar ом қақ 803 McCabe Ave., Baltimore, 12, Ма. FIBER SE VERRE е ооо о 9 Fort Defiance, Va. BIER NSE ОО OST SG a Fort Defiance, Va. ENNNEY ҮНД АКЕ Ы ЕН... Penhook, Va. EINNADAN خی ا‎ ee ne اہ‎ graves OO Woodside Road, Medford: Mass; KORBEMAN MAMES КЕ irises ie erm eret 1824 East Ocean View Ave., Norfolk, Va. FOTINOSJNIGKOPAS Gigs. ehe ee een gran tone 816 West 51st St., Norfolk, Va. ER PEMANSNØRMANIRE kretser e ete � дан tree eaa Vare a Passaic Ave., Spring Lake, М. J. FRESHMAN ROBERT Su. save وی ای مھا‎ 5405 Atlantic Ave., Atlantic City, N. J. ТОТО О АЦЕ E E PONERTE Washington Grove, Md. PUTER RY ۲۱۹۸01۳01000 ЕЕ er areas ee E R. R. 14, Box 182, Indianapolis, 44, Ind. КОКК е ФАО ОМ HE en serle platea тере ERSTE т 1418 Graydon Ave., Norfolk, 7, Уа. RUSSELBAUGE, ROBERT کے‎ salve EUST OPER: 118 Bellemore Road, Baltimore, Md. GARDNER, GEORGE D isc ves eere Y Y 502 Dartmouth Ave, Silver Springs, Md. GEIST, RICHARD L....... 466 Beach 136 St, Rockaway Beach, Long Island, New York US NG ТТТ е 421 Westover Ave., Norfolk, Va. GIBSON BRED У 401 E. Elizabeth St., Harrisonburg, Va. تا‎ Беу АА ОТОО Cape Charles, Va. RFD GRABER ROBERT К О ae han rennen aa 914 Court St., Portsmouth, Va. GRACE Na NIN 22222222227... 444 N. Main St., Suffolk, Va. GREENBERG, MANUEL TER en 112 So. Pembrooke Ave., Atlantic City, N. J. GREISER RENE een 1100 Pennsylvania Ave., Wilmington, Del. GRINER ГЕО les een نس مم سا کا‎ 814 So. Irving St., Arlington, Va. GROVE JAMES SNE er Churchville Road, Staunton, Va. RECALL---NINETEEN FORTY-FIVE GRIBORE DAW TDA :پٹ‎ 7+ 119-15 Blvd., Rockaway Park, Long Island, N. Y. HALEY EDWARD Jussi 1 ۹۹۶ 408 East Glendale Ave., Alexandria, Va. HAITZ CORNELIO 7۷۰۰۰ ۹ ٦۷٣ 2408 Buena Vista Rd., Winston-Salem, N. С. HAND СЕОВКСЕСЛУ,,2......22...22222.2224..404... Cranbury, RFD No. 1, New Jersey FARRIS WILSON EE 1400 Graydon Ave., Norfolk, 7, Va. HARRIS, ؤٗ, ۰ 0:0 ۱9ن‎ ۹0 1158 5th Ave., New York City, М. Ү. HAWKINS, МКИ SD ES 413 So. Main St. Blackstone, Va. HAYDON ROBERT E de eea 3412 Fairhill Drive, Washington, 20, D. C. HEATWOLE, PAUL Hugs asii ہما سی‎ ET Weyers Cave, Va. HFIZER DONALD МЕ ۶۰۷۷11۷۰: ۶ 205 East Wayne, Silver Springs, Md. ۰0 222220200. 4322 Argyle Terr, М. W., Washington, D. С, HENRY PAUL И Sligo, Penn. HINES HORES TV т U. S. Hotel Chamblin, Fort Monroe, Va. HINES, JAMES R ۰ ٤ U, S, Hotel Chamblin, Fort Monroe, Va. HOBSON DOSWELE M SEES 3115 Patterson Ave., Richmond, Va. HORE, HARTLEY EA Se Box 14, Matewan, W. Va. Ше AMIRE GN EE 21 South Walnut St., Wilford, Del. HUBER: WAYNE REG Box 2364, Charleston, W. Va. HUDGINS, GEORGE BS er EEEREN Cobbscreek, P. D. Mathews Co., Va. HUMPHREYS. JOHN ۷۷۳۰۷۷۷۰۰۰۰۰+ m. 16 N. Washington St., Staunton Va. IZENBERG JERRY NM 7 سا‎ ۲۱۱٠۰۰۷۰۰ ۹۹۷۰۰۰۰۷۰ +۶۷ 80 Shanley Ave., Newark, N. J. TAGKSONIGEORGER 0 33٦ 2401 Calvert St, N. W., Washington, D. C. TACKSON, OREN est ۱۰۰8۷٦ 134 Montague Ave., Winchester, Va. JAMES ROBERT BL ۳ Bluemont, Va. ANE He ae 45 E. 82 St., Manhattan, N. Ү. JESTER HAROLD Dd ae ae fu en 3317 Garland Ave., Richmond, Va. JONES, DANIELC S: оо. 205 Nelson Ave., Williamsburg, Va. JONES WILLIAM اس ار دی کا‎ e ee eerta itta on АСЫЛДАН A E Farmville, Уа. 70۰۱0۰۹ 7 417 E. Windsor Ave., Alexandria, Va. JOINER NATHAN Ores cens ee кек. 417 E. Windsor Ave., Alexandria, Va. TACOBSON ACID ee ee 503 W. Webster St., Portsmouth, Va. KELLER RICHARD E GS EE 282 N. Lewis St., Staunton, Va. ОСАО ААИ en exte 41 Huntington Rd., Garden City, Long Island, N. Ү. KIRBY AEBON Ене 12 W. Frederick St., Staunton, Va. KNIGELY, FRANKLIN CARLETON. Box 8, Fort Defiance, Va. КОКЕ УМ ЕК УШ PAINE ee TER 380 West Ave., Norwalk, Conn. KORE LOVIN RE O N S 11514 N. West St, Allenton, Penn. KRAKOVITCH LEONARD M ы... oa EET 519 Passaic Ave. ТЕ АЛОО МТ АЕБ nn n see ۵۰ 222 Apple Ave, Hampton, Va. LANE АМЕ Dolo 470 ск дА eL. Box 67, Suffolk, Va. LAPEIN ROBERTS SAR 9 Perkins Ave., Hyde Park, Mass. LARRIEK ОМА АМТ 358 National Ave., Winchester, Va. 12۸011051101200 Ое Stony Point, Richmond, Va. LUANG TONY Л ни� een T Une VIDT 121 East 80th St, New York City, N. Y. TAN اک‎ Мае 121 East 80th 56, New York City, N. Y. EEA SIAMES 00۳۱۱۷۰۸۰۰+ 49 1411 Runnymede Road, Norfolk, 8, Va. LEPPERPLEWIG 222222 22252220 4828 Park Ave., Richmond, Уа. LEVENSON RAP 1650 Harvard St, Washington, D. С. LEVENTEN, EDWARD O0... 2456] ا سک ا‎ ee 230 Park Place, Brooklyn 17; N. Y. 2 0001 GO BOING متس کا ا‎ ۱۷۷۷۰۷۷ RED Box 140, Richmond, Va. LONG TEAOR ۶۷+۷۷۳٦ 511 East Fairview Ave., Altoona, Penn. LOVERING, FRANCIS Н....................... 29 Ridgeway Ave., West Orange, N. J. 7۶06۱۷۱۰۷۰ ۹١۶ 7 816 Dante St., Jacksonville, Florida à LUCIANO JESSE 0055 2201000 351 W. 117th St, New York, N. Y. MANDES, THOMAS GC ANS 1,817 1912-14th St. S. Е, Washington, D. С. MARKS, DAVID Н ۱ Hexe stes er nee 25 Creswell Ка., Worcester, Mass. VARANER 18 E. Pine St., Selinsgrove, Penn. MARTIN RARRY E И 22 1106 N. Augusta 56, Staunton, Va. | MARTIN. PN Е ESS گ۰00‎ 744 Arbor Road, Winston Salem, Х. С. | MATHEWS ROBERT Ay sen 877 4769 Bradley Blvd., Chevy Chase, 15, Md. NMRES GE ORG УО Hotel Buckingham St., Augustine, Fla. | MAY USD MRIS IRE nn nn 2 000 915 So. Taylor St., Arlington, Va. MAYHUGHARVIN ML 545 West 37th St., Arlington, Va. MAYER, DONATIE E a aa a eA 240 Beach 135 St., Rockaway Beach, N. Y. WeCORKILE) ЖУУ 0 7 MIL Old Fields, West Virginia McCHIN TIC MADISON E nn... sa 0000257 413 214 Ave., Farmville, Va. MEDADE (SPURGEON S e ae ۰۰٣ 303 М. Morris St., Gastonia, N. С. McGUFFIN, CRAWFORD 7,........................2... 09244 حم‎ Warm Springs, Уа. MERKER DONALD ae a e 1063 Roanoke Rd., Cleveland Heights, Ohio | MOLONEY DOUGLAS WN canas ۷۰۱۰۰۰۷۶۷۶۶۹ ۰۰۰۰۰۷٤ Rural Route No. 4, Cynthiana, Ку. | MERRE THOMAS E NE 135 Wiwe St., Hampton, Va. MORS GENE comes ۱۱ 077000771 7 7431 Shirland Ave., Norfolk, 8, Va. MONCADA TAN TONTO Ru, 22222222222 15120000545 La Lima, Honduras MONSON; ٤٤ т No. 1 Rugby Apts., University Circle, Charlottesville, Уа. | MORAN JULIO O E E a a AT Juayua, El Salvador, C. A. MORELLO, JOHN A... 332 Hill Ave., Endicott, N. Y. NASH RODD MI 20 Washington St., Portsmouth, Va. М Е LEE Eee 9630 Thorn St., Cleveland, Ohio NELSON RICHARD ۹ یی‎ a ea 77 231 Oakland Blvd., Roanoke, Уа. NEVSON ROBERT مسر ما‎ einen CUR 231 Oakland Blvd., Roanoke, Va. NEWSOME EDWARD Bg 219-30 St., Newport News, Va. NICKLAS ا ا‎ 0099 00000900 e 1410 Gorsuch Ave., Baltimore, 18, Md. NY DES) NURSE 3801 Butler 56, Pittsburg, Penn. ۱ O'CONNELL DANIEL E.e eean e +۷۷) 422 Robbins Ave., Niles, Ohio | ОЮУ А УТЕ ТЕО 732 Tuckerman St., N. W., Washington, D. C. | OSHEROFF, MARVIN Ze esee reme ce 7 noe 31 Shownee Ave., Plymouth, Penn. СОЕ ОЮ ЕУ ОЕ еее 4314 36th St., So. Arlington, Va. OYBERFEREDDN 12525,2, semen ntes Laconia Ave., Williamson Rd., Roanoke, Va. | РАТ МЕР MAR ШИИ То 6200 Monroe St., Cheverlt, Md. | РАРРА СО 700 nen .. 9۷ 316 Е. Piccadilly 54, Winchester, Va. | PAPPAS PETE RN neee aeea i a ae e a a 316 E. Piccadilly St., Winchester, Va. PASCHAL ARCHIE С serine es as 417 Crestland Ave., Greensboro, N. С. PATTERSON, RICHARD DES nee n... 1939 Cedar St., Allentown, Penn. EAN PETERO УЕ Е 522 E. Wadsworth Rd. Mt. Airy, Phila., Penn. 07 OUEST ST 1528 16 Rd., North Arlington, Va. RECALL---NINETEEN FORTY-FIVE AUGUSTA MILITARY ACADEMY PENNY ALLEN ИЕ een 633 Colonial Drive, High Point, М. С. РЕ ТАКЕ МЕ АЭ е с о Р. O, Box 185, Endicott, N. Y. PHEILIIBESTCARROLL ENE 3000 Schiller St, Tampa, Fla. PIGG ПМУ LEER 22222222 20... Freeburn, Ку. PON ЕГ НЕ А ЕЕЕ: JJ 754 E. 82nd St., Chicago, Ill. POWELL, GEORGE Eras sais UNS Virginia Beach, Va, с о Western Union PURSEL RAN UAE مس‎ ee 419 Market St, Bloomsburg, Penn. ВАР РУВО МА eures 1228 16th St., Stuart Gardens, Newport News, Va. ات رونا‎ AGE MM Be Gees 1302 W. Montgomery Ave., Philadelphia, Penn. RAMSEVIGARNET Ered ات‎ br 513 Church St., Martinsville, Va. RAND WILLIAM еее 124 W. Church St., Carlise, Va. REEDSROPHERBSB er are te رس مسب نی‎ pou tA ban ihe eG Mt. Sidney, Va. REYNOLDS GLENN O ger pe 100 Howard St., Clifton Forge, Va. RHEASRØPER ЕК ea 117 N. Lewis St., Staunton, Va. 70961930000000 Federer Bay Colony, Virginia Beach, Va. RO GOW ЕЕ ОКА DI SZ S D аза u � � Ixe 108 E. Gaston St., Savannah, Ga. ROSE, JONE О rte ope ette dM en 321 Walnut St, Sunbury, Penn. ROSENBAUM, STANFORD PAT SSE 5130 E. 6th Ave., Denver, 7, Colo. ROWE HARMONIE سس سس‎ 7 529 North Highland, Memphis, 12, Tenn. RYAN EDMUND Sa 4520 15th St., М. W., Washington, D. С. SAL HOR DORN ОЕМ 252252505606 کی‎ 2. 815 N. Garfield St., Arlington, Va. SALZMANSEARRYS ns ne ae eure 18000 Gruebner St., Detroit, Mich. SANDERS HERMAN KO) uses ner heine 402 W. Fishers Ave., Philadelphia, Penn. SANDERS VALU AUN Mr ere 3512 Clark Ave., Raleigh, М, С. SAKON GAMES ھی سی بی‎ акынан es crus 2101 Dilworth Rd., E. Charlotte, 3, N. С. SCATRE ЕАМ r a 27 Market St, Staunton, Va. SECOULAS TOHN е 5030 Washington Blvd., Indianapolis, 5, Ind. SCHNAKENBERG ЕВЕР 12 Collamove Terrace, West Orange, N. J. SCHLOSS PANNE 3014 Rugby Rd., Richmond, Va. SEG AR SILEMAN ss Sos O ES E 7 Granite St., Westerly, R. I. SENNMELATI ео e NN Rate NR uode tenes 1616 S. Tryan St., Charlotte, М. C. SHADE فو‎ S eee АТАН NE Mt. Vernon Farm, Beech Hill, West Virginia ` SHAPIRO IRWIN E en ee 1614 Tuckerman St, М. W., Washington, D. C. SHEPARD, ROBERT V. Richmond Professional Institute, 901 W. Franklin St., Richmond, Va. SIMMONSTJORNEB а ВАТ 1906 Richmond Ave., Portsmouth, Va. SEM MONS КОБОЕ Р. O. Box 8, Guilford College, N. С. МЕЕ ЕО O ATA 805 So. Wayne St., Arlington, Va. SMITH OR AN u ایت مہ‎ ov nue oss ae st EE RFD No. 1, Sterlington, Va. SMITH MAJOR Ce 114 Walnut St., Salisbury, Md. SMITH 0 0 0 7, 312 Ferguson Ave., Hilton Village, Уа. МИТЕ, ШТА СД 02222220 906 So. 26 Place, Arlington, Va. SNARR GEORGE е ras 419 S, Steward St., Winchester, Va. SPERMØMICHAR Е el 11814 So. Main St, Norwalk, Conn. STANSBURY ROBERT 103 Ewart Ave., Beckley, W. Va. STE CLAIR GPORGE Ау ае Michaux, Va. STRENGE. Concord, Va. БТЕ DEE ASEBER o ee 5312 Gainor Rd., Philadelphia, Penn. ООМА РАФТОР ео, Waverly, Va. STREET DANS to Аы eques ИА در‎ Farm Fields, Wytheville, Va. ST OUT СЕ 522220222222 7... Weyers Cave, Va. SUERO, ROBERT Қ.................. Quinta Avenida Reparto Miramar, Habana, Cuba. SUMNER, WILLIAM М........................Д... 310 Tazewell St., Wytheville, Va. THOMAS, FRED C... 09r 0000 cares menn rre nma 20 Brown St., Lewisburg, Pa. THOMPSON, JACK Elser 1600 Girard St., N. E., Washington, D. С. THOMPSON, RONALD S. estas روس مم‎ en e sia a ay s needs وہ‎ sl Mt. Sidney, Уа. THORNTON, PAUL Bonsais sus mons RFD No. 2 Box 100 b., Charlottesville, Va. TINDER, WILLIAM VAL eo etes metta еее 349, Orange, Va. TOMPKINS, JAMES Br anne anne 4627 N. 24th St., Arlington, Va. TOMPKINS, TOMMY TE essere ee reor ere есу 2219 Niles Road, Warren, Ohio TOKAR: FRANKIST Ls enemies eee e 193 Dension Parkway, Corning, N. Y. ТЕЛЕЗГЕН, JAMESR e ہي اص سی کم مر مت‎ ens 200 Mealy Pkwy., Hagerstown, Md. ' TRIPPLE, RICHARD Ш.....2.....554..99999........... 1355 Cornwall, Norfolk, Va. UHLER, JAMES М ............2....2...2..4....ұ.... 966 Hickman Rd., Augusta, Ga. UNDERDOWN PARKS GC. une een ala SIN 104 Olive Ave., Lenoir, N. C. VANFHORN RONNY Eee 3472 S. Utah St., S. Arlington, Va. VANMETER, WILLIAM Со Petersburg, W. Va. MAN ZANDT URSS ens مھ رس سا فا‎ 3067 N. Quincy St., Arlington, Va. VERWIEBE, ERNEST Е.......................... 527 W. Layfayette St., Detroit, Mich. WALTERS FPA RODBI ет 928 N. Augusta St., Staunton, Уа. УТРО ЕЕЕ 900 Oak Hill Ave., Hagerstown, Md. WARETELD, VORAN 6 ay حا‎ coos 90ء‎ 7 segs me RFD No. 2, Frederick, Md. WARNE BOBBY E. 7ہ‎ 1300 Chirrum Rd., Hyattsville, Md. WELCH, MICHAEL )۰ء‎ ۹۹۹۹ ٣۷ 1831 Sudbury Lane, N. W., Washington, D. C. WELD, EDWARD J E E e e a 120 Myers Ave., Meyersdale, Pa. WELLS НАБҚАСЕ ети South Quincy Ave., Margate City, N. J. WHITE, GOODRIDGE Е P. O. Box 495, Webster Springs, W. Va. WEH TETINGTON, RICHARD Hoos اص مرح‎ ۷۰۰۶۷۹+۶۷ Lanesboro, Pa. WILETAMS, CHRIS a. a ee a aa 14932 Euclid Ave., E. Cleveland, Ohio WALLIAMS HENRY Ge mier 223 Amherst St., Winchester, Va. WILLIAMS, STAFFORD M.......... 49B Cascade Road, Port of Spain, Trinidad, B. W. I. WILLIAMS THOMAS EI, اس‎ ara Мын اف‎ P er 05% Forest Hills, Danville, Va. WIESEN SHAROLMEB Е 1618 Convent 56, Parkersburg, W. Уа. WILSON, WICLIAM A 777807 6529 Roosevelt Ave., Charleston, W. Уа. WINN, JOHN Esa ۹۹۹۷۶۷۹٣ ۷٤۶٦۶ 313 Raleigh Drive, Virginia Beach, Va. WOODS, WILLIAM He JE 106 Chestnut Street, Salem, Va. WOODS ТАМЕ 222222202500 70 Box 129, Jefferson, N. C. WREDEN PETER. EI air en oet 3914 Washington Square, South, New York, N. Y. YOUNG RIGCEARD AT en ua non 6401 Bock Rd., Washington, 20, D. C. YOUNG RICHARD een us 19 Rock Creek Rd., N. W., Washington, D. C. ZITTRATN E UT nn жо� ын... 1438 West Princess Ann Road, Norfolk, Va. RECALL---NINETEEN FORTY-FIVE AGE MARTIN T L б� گنک ای‎ Newton D. Baker Gen. Hospital, Martinsburg, W. Va. AYCOCK- ҚЫЛШЫ АН rada er North Shore Rd., Norfolk, Va. BENNED ИТЕН RIS 00 1510 North Quincy St., Arlington, Va. BEOOMBERG ROBERT NE 8509 Irvington Ave., Bethesda, Md. CONGDON EE NL دح‎ SU uns 1606 Belleview Ave., Richmond, 22, Va. FREER ALBERT LS UI DOS S TURO 2100 Fifth Street, South Arlington, Va. CAMPUR ROBE RE nn e 22222 Box 57, Bolivar, Penna. COODMWIN A ETR en Tappahannock, Va. СОМИР 0:7 “۹ ۴ Apartadeo 3215, San Juan, ۶۰ R. HAGUE ВАКА 8 East Lawn, University, Уа. HALL JAMES u +708 Village 1, House 89, Sheffield, Ala. ТОНЕ TOMAS SE 3713 Newport Ave., Norfolk, Va. TEUER КЕ ҚТЫ. E OE CU OT Jennings Rd., Fairfield, Conn. МИА ТЕО GEARY srs AE AT The Breakers, Atlantic City, N. J. MAT ONE ЛГ ДШ TOES Oen . .. sss 244 Browning Street, Norfolk, Vu. TAGOBSSNOR MANE رر ا ا کرد ری ا‎ 142 South Queen St., Martinsburg, W. Va. MIA hate wise 50 уш E OI NI 731 Yarmouth Street, Norfolk, Va. MINTZ CHARTS ھی سی‎ aan ee inet 2 Osborne Terrace, Newark, Nwark, N. ]. MOMPER К ек ИЕ E raS e ETE EAA S. Main Street, Lexington, Va. MOORING CASWELL. S c daB Ave., Alexandria, Va. MORRISON جس ری سرب سس کک کت اف‎ Ою. M-2, Marine Barracks, Portsmouth, Va. OMENS TRT aa ра 4314 36th South Arlington, Va. PEARSON HUGE ат 2144 Rivermont Ave., Lynchburg, Va. TAYLOR NENNE 282, Greenville, Del. МН ЕИ SIDE уи ren White’s Cafe, Wytheville, Уа, WOODY ААО ٠ یییی ۰ء‎ 7۳ Main Street, Lexington, Va. WREDEN PETER SUE E. P. Dutton and Co., 304 Fourth Ave., New York, N. Y. WRIGHT УАР ہا وو وو‎ Neper 3806 Dover Rd., Richmond, 21, Va. Cala SARM. Den O | PU Aag ۷۰۸۸ e Cadet PK SJOA. Foreman ©? 6- Corky Virginia Caderi Lt. ОМ, Brown О� он Ma و‎ Mery ld U Cadet IB Lt IL. Pigg Mi TUR Kentuck AMA. Cat, P ME Crum =% 0 Mac” West үз меа Wes Point Casata la, C.M Bales er. „Mm Werl Virginia Бү� Cadel CV. Mandes s. fø Tommy Was ination De, md. Cadet Prt. L бе� ес С) Ge Lune VI roa kta N NS Coser ۹۸9 NON Monies Air Corps Cader 1,۶ Tree For and ama. Cade ۴۸۰ 88.6 ٥ E= мм Мда А. м.а. Cader WA. С.М. Berney Doe نل‎ 0.۰ onorary , Members Ex - Cadet Sa OM Marsh EMEN ee Sa Nav Ех-Са Sat. JW:Revener 57 са „Да New Jerse Davidson Clip Ex Cadel E É Mace eios софу Maryland? Home VS. Committee ха Prag A.M. Brown DW Brown J. H. Foreman T Mandes The preceding men and ther dikes have yledged te meet,one year after Japan یں و‎ Surrenders, at the Annapolis Hotel fn Washinaten Deo STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF THE STAUNTON NATIONAL BANK STAUNTON, VA. (Condensed from Report (о Comptroller of the Currency) at Close of Business, December 30th, 1944 RESOURCES LIABILITIES Loans 779 $ 334,459.42 Сары کت‎ toca oe nn a $ 100,000.00 U. S. Government Bonds...... 1,001,150.00 Surplus 0 ٦٦ 55,409.18 Bonds, Securities, Ba u... 6,694.00 Reserved for Contingencies.... 14,695.16 Real Estate, Furniture and Deposits ER E 1,988,722.93 ТЕ A AR ET 13,001.00 Cash and Due from Banks.... 798,122.85 Other MSGS 25,220. 5,400.00 $2,158,827.27 $2,158,827.27 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION RECALL---NINET I EEN FORTY-FIV Е CHARLOTTESVILLE WOOLEN MILLS Charlottesville, Va. Manufacturers of High Grade Uniform Cloths in Sky and Dark Blue Shades For Army, Navy, and Other Uniforms Purposes and the Largest Assortment and Best Quality CADET GREYS Used by the Leading Military Schools in the United States Prescribed for and Used by the Cadets of Augusta Military Academy J. E. 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