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

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HAPPY PUP. Don Malnati beams with joy when the last man passes him with his formal portrait card. Active on the yearbook, Pup also managed to have an average nearing the perfect mark, attained at semester’s end. ess 4.5 12s HARD HIT Ray Smith rips into the powerful Greenbrier line during the JV battle. Ray’s short gain didn’t help pull the Baby Streaks from a 16-0 deficit, and the Mountaineers maintained the lead, throughout the game. ee §24.5 2.688 SSF Cf} 6 — Theme —

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Hip cadets turn-on in novel environment Reality, man! Well, what is more real than crunching footsteps on ice crystals with winds whipping around ‘A’ Company? Expand your mind. We blew ours in Col. Koogler’s class, with physics and its myriad formulae, and with Big Ed and his reverse approach to the study of communism. It’s wild, discovering that there is power in building-up, in wanting to stand-out, in participating, and in being involved in the action at AMA. Theme — 5

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, learning, ciating our heritage, B a multitude in a new decade. marches on Washington ho solution, marches around the Bowl form the muscles, the character, he desire to help quell the onslaught ical rebellion. sition Comes once more. idets will disperse. s will march to defend our heritage POINTS about the ROTC are discov- ered by Marge Westmoreland and George Dunaway from an ebullient Major Paul Quattrociocchi during the Military Ball. It was a salute to AMA's 50 years of ROTC. HISTORY is made as Col. William Gardner, Superintendent-emeritus, and Col. Malcolm H. Livick, Superinten- dent, watch the corps on parade in honor of retiring Col. Gardner. PEACE MARCHERS clutter the Loop during the Democratic National Con- vention in 1968. The scene was repeated again in 19%9 when the disorganized group made the scene for more action. Theme — 7