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

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CLASSES BOOK TWU Seniors Undergraduates

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We, the Staff of the 1946 Recall, wish to take this opportunity to express our sincere thanks to Major Paul V. Hoover for his loyalty and devotion without which it would not have been possible,to produce this, one of the finest annuals ever to be published by the Cadet Corps. Stafford M. Williams, Editor Skip Freeman, Business Manager Paul G. Moerschell, Assistant Editor

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S E N I O R S N. CALHOUN ANDERSON I ccAAndy7s Andy, has made himself famous throughout the barracks for his musical ability. He has made the Sunday Afternoon Canteen possible, and it was through his efforts that the Au- gusta Urchestra was all that it was. XVe will all remember Andy as that high stepping, fancy strutting drum major of the band. So long, Andy, don't break too many batons on the streets in Richmond. RICHARD N. ANDREWS HDiCk73 Dick is a two-year man here at school, and although he has been one of the quieter cadets, he has had a splendid scholastic record. Both his years at Augusta have been spent in f'B Company, and throughout this year he has been one of the best men in his company. BRADFORD C. ATWOOD CiBrad7? Brad entered Augusta in '43, and was I1 private in D Company. His second year he became a corporal in C Company, and earn- ed a white page. This year he is a First Sergeant in D Company, and a member of the Y.M.C.A. cabinet. He made a nice showing in intra-mural boxing.