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

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FLAGS FLOWING from the brisk breezes in Novmber add color to the scene on the day when AMA honors its dead of the wars of the 20th century. VARIATIONS IN THE MOLD still occur. Andy Bell, Kurt Einbrod, Pablo Morales, and Tom McCabe furnish the drum beat but it’s not all in unison. Opening —3 0

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x iN TO TH ik MO ; ip Getting back into the mold — A think it was hard on the old cadet? What about the new cadet? For each of them it was a new language, a new life, new people, new place. Officers were the first to discover that the mold had Contents changed radically from the Opening 2 permissiveness of the early 70s PRECISELY AND UNIFORMLY dhe 0 DtOTY 8 to areturn to ‘‘normalicy” that AS sae guard steps = in practice session. Groups 92 was yesteryear. It was acase of arty Davis, Randy lIacone, Dan Iacone, i Lars Steib, and Hayes Dickinson seem to Learning 118 instant shock for each of the be moving as one. Ads Index 142 292. a a, wn nt “+. CO) 2 — Opening

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GETTING RID of pent up energy, Chris Vetick tries to keep his backstroke style at a peak until swimming returns as a team sport. SUSPENDED IN AIR, Larry London and Val Vintila climb the nylon road to the top of Skyline Drive. Agnew was proclaiming his innocence; officers saw their duty and didit —onthe ©% | surface. In both cases, those cracks became ee Resignation came for one; demotion and change in companies for the other. There 44 were even cracks in the tradition that AMA couldn't have a winning football team, could have aswimmig team, couldn’t have guys go bananas over taking their lives in their hands in doing some strange new rope dances. O 4 — Opening 2