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

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WILLIAM C. ELTON “Bull” A quiet individual who spends most of his time trying to help other people out. A good NCO. Interested in doing his share toward mak- ing this corps a better one. LAWRENCE M. FETNER “Sonny” One of the best’ and most conscientious offic- ers in the corps. An excellent athlete and stu- dent. A hard worker in whatever activity he chooses to enter. SENIORS WILLIAM C. ELTON OSCAR RICARDO ESPINOSA y ROBLETO LAWRENCE M. FETNER JACK S. FOLLINE OSCAR RICARDO ESPINOSA y ROBLETO “Espinosa” Quiet but studiously engaged in getting the most out of his stay at Augusta, this fine example of our Latin neighbors has succeeded where many have failed in obtaining a good foundation of English. A good friend and an exceptional non-commissioned officer. JACK S. FOLLINE “Big Jack” Jack is one of those rare fellows who works on the Bayonet and Recatt, then has plenty of time to help anybody who is in trouble. A good officer, he has done much to promote the welfare of the corps. reset

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ALBERT M. COWELL SSN A member of the undefeated and unscored upon Peeps, a mainstay of the lacrosse ten, high ac- ademically, a good officer, al true friend to all more than makes him a regular fellow. WILLIAM G. DICKINSON “Bill” Whenever dances are good at AMA, lot of the credit goes to the decorations and that is where Bill shines. His abilities are evident by his attractive ingenuity. Add to this his officership and intelligence and you have this outstanding cadet. SENIORS ALBERT M. COWELL JOHN R. DAVIS WILLIAM G. DICKINSON ROBERT L. EACHO JOHN R. DAVIS “Jonny” Seldom has Johnny put to use all of his abi- lities but when he does he furnishes a bang up job. Academically inclined, good officer material, a regular of the AMA hillbillies, a good bet wherever he is placed. ROBERT L. EACHO “Bob” A quiet fellow who has been with us for four years. Studies and photography claim most of his time. However, he is a good officer and a true friend to his many acquaintances.

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ROBERT FUSSELBAUGH, JR. “Bob” A fifth year cadet who has been a member of the band for all that time. His work with this organization has been instrumental in keep- ing it at the top of competition. A good de- fensive Lacrosseman. e MARIO C. GARCIA CASANOVA “Garcia” Probably the outstanding Spanish-speaking ca- det this year at AMA. His work as an officer and as coordinator has won him the respect of the entire cadet corps. As a student he cannot be duplicated. SENTORS ROBERT FUSSELBAUGH, JR. MILTON Q. FYE ARJO C, GARCI CASANOVA MILTON Q. FYE “Milt” Milt in his two years at AMA has made rapid strides. As a member of the fencing and la- crosse teams he proved his mettle. Add to this his work as a non-commissioned officer and his academics and you have a real cadet. ANTONIO GIAMMARIA CASTRO “Tony” Few of us can remember that Tony was unable to speak a word of English when he arrived here three years ago. In that short time he has grasped everything that places him among the first ranking cadets.