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

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. X ROBERT G. MYERS “Bobbie” Bobbie can attain any goal he sets his heart on. A. good NCO in Hq. Co., on the Honor Roll, a star on the Lacrosse team! He expects to fol- low scientific raising of cattle, in which profession he is bound to succeed. HUGH E. OWENS, JR. “Hughdy” Hughdy will be remembered for his wonderful work as goalie on the Lacrosse team. His per- formance in this position was responsible for sav- ing many a goal. He also starred on the Tiger and wrestling teams. SENIORS ROBERT G. MYERS DOUGLAS A. NEMIER HUGH E. OWENS, JR. PETER J. PAPPAS DOUGLAS A. NEMIER “Doug” Doug is a regular member of the Honor Roll. In everything that his company does he is right in there helping. A good athlete, steady worker and a true friend to all. PETER J. PAPPAS “Bete™ Pete as president of the Cotillion, Club did much to make our dances the success they were. His orchestra gave much enjoyment to our in- formal affairs. Likeable, attractive, eager to suc- ceed, sincere and friendly.

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THORNE C. McLONEY “Mac” As a scholar he has few equals; as an officer he stands in the front; as coordinator in the Junior Barracks he has proved his merit. His work on school publications has been of great value. WILLIAM M. MONROE III “Bill” As a member of the band he has furthered the records of this outstanding organization. As chief projectionst of the Kaydette Theater he ‘has added to the entire enjoyment of the cadet » corps. His work in the 4tmory was unexcelled, SENIORS THORNE C. McLONEY , JOHN S. MINER WILLIAM M. MONROE, III JOHN N. MORRIS JOHN S. MINER “Jack” An officer, a student, an athlete all add to great degrees of achievment. His wish to enter the Maritime Acadamy will fulfill his desires and those of his wide circle of friends. JOHN N. MORRIS “Johnny” Johnny is climaxing five years of work at AMA. First captain, Roller Rifles, Honor committee, Cotillion Club, Honor Roll, in fact space does not permit review of his excellent work for the school:

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HENRY S. PATTERSON Pat” Intensely interested in bettering himself and the cadet corps, good student, one of the best NCO’s in the entire corps. Makes his presence felt through his quiet but thorough way of go- ing about things. GEORGE J. PHILIPOULOS “George” A good student, an excellent non-commissioned officer, an outstanding wrestler. All characteri- stics which mean a good career in college for one of the most popular cadets in school. SENIORS HENRY S. PATTERSON LOUIS 8S. PHILHOWER GEORGE J. PHILOPOULOS CHARLES S. PINE, JR. Cayo A ats hewn alos 3 @aR, a-An bot of Av ll “a, — bf vem .,Zy Lon o by Piva tone Post and f fr a, 2 OU SS oricolag ere IS S. E “ Y “Fire-Ball” ca ea “4 ZW what sbe Always a good athlete but a better one his contact lens, and as assistapt, aptait state champions in football. A fine baseball bg er and a swell fellow and 7 ty fe Zonk ites cowl deat | ptatels CHARLES S S. fet JR. re “Chuck” A hard worker who usually accomplishes what he sets out to. Quite a social lion. One of the best officers in the band. .A bull’s eye on the rifle team. Chuck expects io take up administra- tion and take over his father’s business.