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

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JOHN H. HEWITT “John” Louisiana made an outstanding contribution to the cadet corps in Jack who has upheld the true traditions of the South by being a gentleman, a student and an excellent non commissioned officer. Quiet, studious but unassuming. CARTER H. HARRISON “Carter” A quite and unassuming student who goes si- lently along his way trying and usually accom- plishing what he starts out to do. Academically and militarilly he stands among the best. SENIORS JOHN H. HEWETT CLARENCE M. HRISIS CLARENCE M. HRISIS “Mike” The cadet who has done more for the school than any other, yet without the corps know- ing about it. As medical officer he has to ad- minister to the ills at any time and hour of the day and cheerfully. Medicine needs a fellow like him. WALTER E. JERICHOW “Walt” Probably the most efficient officer in the cadet corps. His Academics are of the highest. Quiet, but his presence is felt in the many ways that he does things to make this past year’s corps the fine one it was.

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BEN E. GIBSON “Ben” Athletically, he is tops for his weight. A-1 officer, good student, member of student body council, handsome, ambitious, always willing to help one in need, all add up to a bright future for this first class ‘cadet. JOHN GRIMNER “Wack” Looks and brawn all in one. Outstanding in social activities and athletics. In short, his one year here has done much to help the standards of the school, and is truly a son of AMA. SENIORS BEN E. GIBSON GUY V. GOODING JOHN GRIMNER JOHN HALL GUY V. GOODING “Guy” Excellent officer material, athletically unexplor- ed, first class student, president of the YMCA, captain of the Epeemen and Lacrosse teams, outstanding in each. Willing to do his best for the individual and the school. JOHN HALL “Jack” For his size Jack outdid the majority of the cadets many times over his weight. A member of the Tiger football eleven he played an out- standing game and helped his team to many a victory. As a student he has few equals. ote. oT.

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JEROME A. KELLEY “Toe” A. student without comparison if he wishes to be; an excellent NCO; played a splendid game on the Tigers; a star on the Lacrosse ten; a keen sense of humor and of. honor; qualities which are bound to carry him far in life. CHARLES B. KOETZLE “Chuck” Small in stature but large in his every en- deavor, Chuck was a star on the lacrosse team. Success will look for him. He takes life as it comes. SENIORS JEROME A. KELLY I. GRAY KINNIE CHARLES B. KOETZLE W. KENNETH LACY I. GRAY KINNIE “Gray” The most scientific inclined and interested ca- det in the corps; a loyal and painstaking officer of the highest degree of perfection; a matador of great performance plus an academic achiev ment of excellence. W. KENNETH LACY “Bill” An AMA football product of great possibili- ties, one of the best fencers ever to sabre for this school and a fine baseball-man plus a pleas- ing personality backed up with a keen mind that possesses many abilities. en ype