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

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M SGT. CHARLES E. CUMPSTON U. S. Army Military Department Ordnance Military Steve Durst finds out from Sgt. Cumpston that an awful lot of forms are required to be filled out before enrolling in the military. M SGT. MAXWELL M. HUTTON U. S. Army Reserve Military Department Roller Rifles Military Movies are frequently used in all military classes. Sandridge and Gray Hume watch a gory film on trench foot. M SGT. JOHN E. THORNTON U.S. Army Military Department Basketball, Football Military “You must learn to know your weapons as well as you do your- self’ . . . Sgt. Thornton stresses to Ramsey and his class in Tactics. 21

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. . . Slave drivers sometimes —oh yes .. . LT. MANUEL KREISLER, B.A. Universidad Central Madrid Coordinator Spanish, French Linguists . . . John Lambert and Hank Serwat look over a Spanish newspaper in French Class while Lt. Kreisler uses English to simplify the matter. LT. DAVID A. HOLDER, JR. B.S. East Carolina College Music, Choir English, History Bill Mayne proves to Lt. Holder that Bermuda IS on the map in history class, and that he’s a subject of the Queen. M SGT. WARREN J. BINKLEY U. S. Army Military Department Rifle Team Military “The town coulda easily be taken’ . . . Sgt. Binkley points out in Tactics class to Fancher, Yates and Snyder. 20

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M SGT. RUDOLPH G. HAYNIE U. S. Army Military Department Rifle Team Military Jones doesn’t think it’s a laugh- ing matter as Sgt. Haynie demonstrates first aid on his knee. LT. TONY PEDUTO Staunton, Virginia Steward See that they get plenty’’— and Lang happily takes a tray of chicken salad from Lt. Peduto for the hungry cadets at Lt. Hanson’s table. MRS. ETTA M. CANEVET, R.N. Massachusetts General Hospital Nurse, The Infirmary Mrs. Canevet seems almost happy to give a get-well shot to J. P. Smith. Farmer notes the time and amount as J. P. looks on quizzically.