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

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Academic Board Undoubtedly the most important faculty unit at Augusta is the Academic Board which guides the destinies of both the school and the future of all cadets. This important unit consists of eight members of the faculty. These gentlemen give freely of their time to both set the standards by which the school has kept abreast of modern times as well as to wisely counsel the cadets in all of their needs whether they be of an academic nature or a personal one. Their timely advice has many a times set a cadet on the right path to happiness and success. The Chairman of the Board is Lt. Col. Herbert D. Deane who is also Head- master of the Academy. Lt. Col. J. C. McCue, Jr. is vice-chairman of this aca- Major Paul V. Floover 1s Secr- MecCrum, Lt. Col. demic unit as well as assistant to the Principal. tary and the other members of the board are: Major H. B. W. L. Gardner, Major F. M. Sizer, Captain J. D. Kramer, Captain Robert 5. Hart. To them we say “Thanks” for the wise counsel you have given us through our stay at Augusta. Col. H. D. Deane Col, J. C. McCue Major H. B. McCrum Col. Major Capt. Major Capt. W. L. Gardner F, M. Sizer R. S. Hart P. V. Hoover J. D. Kramer 19

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Molders of Gentlemen Academic Faculty eid Col. Roller Col. Deane Col. McCue Major Hoover COL. CHARLES S. ROLLER, JR., B.S., M.S. Mathematics Although his time is well occupied with his many duties as the head of the Academy, he nevertheless has time to teach his favorite subject—math— and it is due to his efforts as well as his personal interest that our cadets enter college life well prepared in the fundamentals of math. LT. COL. HERBERT D. DEANE, B.S. English Col. Deane is one of the few men whose sharp retorts and pleasant joking is enjoyed by all his students. Besides being wholeheartedly interested in the academic program of each cadet, Col. Deane is a real advisor to each boy. LT. COL. J. CYRUS McCUE, JR., B.S., M.S, Physics-Mathematics Few teachers have the complete respect that Col. McCue commands of his students. Excellent teacher that he is, his students always bring honor to Augusta. Col. McCue can always be counted on to be around the baseball diamond in the Spring. MAJOR PAUL V. Ma = | | Br Here, there aiid’ efepy hide is Major Hoover who has exerted more in- fluence oven, a larger number of students probably than anyone at A. M. A. The Y.M.CA) restling, Tiger Football, Fencing, LaCrosse, The Yearbook, and the Bayonet would be lost without him. Major Paul also finds time to be a friend to each cadet and to be a fine teacher. OPVER, A.B., M.A. g Laticw-S panish 20 — |