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

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In class or out . . . they guided us well. The Inspector visits the Science classroom and ques- tions Capt. Savedge and Col. Roller about the speci- mens. The new faculty get together. Capt. McAnulty worries when Mrs. McAnulty begins to pour coffee for Lt. Holder and Lt. Peduto. Soup’s on . for Gray Hume, Saunders and Major Wales. 27 Col. and Mrs. Roller beam at the Christmas Dance ready to greet every boy and girl in the re- ceiving line. Mrs. J. D. Kramer is always ready at the dances to serve the cadets and their guests. Goodloe Saunders and Mary Oliver decide to try the punch.

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MAJOR E. WILL CAPT. W. W. GOFORTH PARKINS Music, Band Post Adjutant THE REV. JAMES A. DR. WILLIAM S. ALLISON, JR. PAINTER Chaplain School Physician MRS. H. B. McCRUM MISS MARY B. WALKER Librarian Secretary 26 of the Staff ®. LT. MICHAEL NOONAN Football Coach . -: MRS. R. C. McANULTY Housemother MRS. RICHARD HUNTER Bookkeeper

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The Classes As we unfold the story of the 1957 Seniors’ final year at Augusta, we recognize the individuality of each class. Foot- prints were left this year by a fine class of seniors, but we can not overlook the underclassmen. These are the future officers and leaders at Augusta. During the years a cadet spends at the Academy, he develops in mind, in physique, and in character. Through participation in the academic program, the sports outlets, the social activities and the religious services, a cadet leads a full and well rounded life while at Augusta. | Under this system, the boys made many warm and lasting friend- ships; friendships that will mean more when we are gone than they do right now.