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

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THE FIELD OF HONOR eoprs fo SPORTS HERO. Col. M. H. Livick con- gratulates John Tyminski for his play in the SMA game. ALMOST ONE. The colors and the flag atop big barracks unite as one on Veterans’ Day. FRAMED ACTION pinpoints Keith Sterling and Jim Gounaris during the roll of honor call. 0 18 — Veterans’ Day

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IMPRESSIVE, even in black and white, the maroon berets, grey uniforms and autumn colors increase the impressiveness of Veterans’ Day. READY TO UNFURL THE COLORS, Joby SNACK IN TIME ... Laura saves hungry White and John Smith wait for the B.C. to cadets every day. George Mineff claimed call up the corps for the ceremonies. that they were far better than his mother’s. Veterans’ Day —170

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Fall slipped away rapidly after Veterans’ Day and the trip to Harrisonburg for the traditional parade, sponsored by the American Legion. It was a breather and a chance for older cadets to make a few marks at Madison College. Thanksgiving break provided the corps with almost a week at home and away from the routine. Late November had its own upbeat tempo, with an informal and a touch of snow in the air. The sports banquet, given by Sgt. and Mrs. Joe Josephson, filled the pitless stomachs and hearts of the football team members. UP FROM PRACTICE one lone cadet violates the “crossing-the-lawn” rule and hustles towards barracks for SRC formation. FACULTY INVOLVEMENT. Mrs. John Dompe and Mrs. John Dekle serve refresh- ments to Sam Griggs during a break at the informal. EARLY CHRISTMAS SPIRIT ... A banner spreads across the third stoop proclaiming that ‘A’ is best and has the most spirit. November — 190