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

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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

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EEG са маны сс йла 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

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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.