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

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A WORD ABOUT OUR BOOK .... Our days within these gates have been full of meaning The Augusta Men ofthe Past have heen our inspiration Our comrades of today have heen our joy Together. we have played and worked: side hy side we have marehed eaeh day. eaeh year toward fulfillment. ln this hook we have attempted lo reeord those memorable days that - Vlfhen time who steals our years away Sllllll Slflill our llll12lSllrf'S loo, 'lille memory of the past will stay and half our joys renew. 'll JK 44444441

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This year, as never before, the military school has become one of the greatest factors in the education of young men. Heretofore they were thought of by most people as merely a kind of reformatory-dis- tinguished from other schools by the uniform, and by greater strictness. But now most people realize that a military school means something more, and consequently have become interested. The government proves this by sending equipment and officers to these schools, and placing the schools under the direct supervision of the U. S. War Department. The A. M. A. is one of these countless schools, but we believe that in many respects we are better than most. This is rather an egotistical statement, but nevertheless we believe it true. In this issue we have tried to sum up the more important happen- ings and incidents of the past year with the idea of showing, at least something of the wonderful spirit that has placed Augusta in the front rank. THE RECALL is published solely by the cadets, for the cadets, and naturally concerns only the cadets themselves, and so as a result there are a great many things in this book that only the cadets can understand and appreciate. It is our hope that this book will recall these things and that it truly and impartially reviews the many different departments and organizations that make up the life and spirit of Augusta. THE EDITORS PQ' ' ' i ...:g..