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

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JOHN W. BAIR, JR. “Tock?” Athletics are his main interest at Augusta. Varsity Football and Baseball were the better for his participation but his main love is in swim- ming where he starred in the 50 and 100 Yard free style and diving. Where he helped his team- mates to many a victory. Average student al- though he realizes that studies must come first to achieve his goal in college life. MANUEL G. BALBIS “Maweet”’ Undoubtedly the most popular Spanish-speak- ing cadet at Augusta and for many reasons: He has a keen mind which accounts for his out- standing work in academics, especially Biology and Chemistry where his record is one for all to equal. He keeps his academics paralleled with his athletics where he played a bang-up game on the Tiger Eleven and Co-Captained the wrestling team. FRED R. BASQUE, JR. “Teqd’’ Mention any thing connected with an arms weapon and up pops the name of Ted Basque for his love in the military has helped make the armory a place for wonder when G. I. rolls around. His work on the line and in the back- field of the Tiger Football Team was instrumen- tal in making the record the team made. As Manager of the Wrestling team his quaint re- marks kept the team from being on edge in many a close match. M. DANIEL BOGER “Dan A rare combination of brawn and brains that did deliver the bacon. His work as the hard hit- ting co-captain of the Varsity Eleven helped keep up team morale in our poor win season. As an officer he was an example for all to emulate and he equalled this example in his academics where his work in math and science kept him on the honor roll regularly. A leader and one of the most popular cadets in the school.