Fork Union Military Academy - Skirmisher Yearbook (Fork Union, VA)

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CONNER J. BRYSON ' CURTIS P. CLEVELAND Miami, Fla. Alberene, Va. 'C. J. Slim 22-23: Corp. Bugler Band, Orches- Zl-22: Pvt. Co. A , Athenian Lit- tra, Tennis Club: 23-24: Sgt. Bugler Band, Ciceronian Literary Society, Orchestra, Tennis Club, Preppery Prep Staff, Asst. Manager Baseball: 24-25: Second Lieutenant Hdqh. Co., Commander Drum and Bugle Corps, Senior Class Football Team, 'Asst. Cheer Leader, Orlicers Club, Cicero- nian Literary Society, Preppery Prep Staff, Dramatic Club, Director Orchestra, Student Council. sician, sfport and athlete. He is 9, good fellow to have around on all oc- casions for 'his 'presence puts pep into all activities. Without him the Spanish stu- dent Would fear to attend class. If the sunny nature of Florida is expressed by all her sons as it is by Bryson, indeed it must be a wonderful place to live. . J. is an all-round mus- u.u1-.qp 2 ,K been ff' 41lN0 ,l E? 212: D it -.'-. P' ' 4i'l erary Society, Ministerial Club: 22- 23: Corp. Co. A , Sec. and Treas. Sophomore Class, Ministerial Club, Theta Nu Delta., Athenian Literary Society: 23-24: Btn. Staff Color Sgt., President Ministerial Club, Vice-President Athenian Literary Society, Historian Junior Class, Theta Nu Delta: 24-25: Capt. Sec- ond-in-Command, Commander Co. A , Athenian Literary Society, Ministerial Club, Theta Nu Delta, Capt. Rifle Team, Dramatic Club, President Radio Club, Cheer Leader, Skirmisher Staff, Student Council. LIM'S never failing school spirit is not only shown by his cheer lead- ing but in every phase of school life. Having worked his way through his four years here proves that you can't keep a good man down. His en- thusiastic determination to get the most out of life has truly made him a favorite. He is one of the two men in our cadet corps who get Reserve Officersfs Commissions this year. And a rifleman, well, you'd think he was a hardware store from the inarksmanship medals he wears. Keep up the iight S'lim g we are expecting greater things from you than the invention of left angles . Page 22

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1. 5 ' Ni- 1:-klfpx THE SKIKMISHER Senior Class MOTTO: Witl1 all thy getting, get knowledge. OFFICERS President BERNARD N. FOSTER VicefP'reside-nt Secretary HAROLD J. DOREY LOFTUS L. WALTON Historian CURTIS P. CLEVELAND 1 1' I r J Page 21

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HAROLD C. CLOUGH Plattsburg, N. Y. Yankee 24-25: Pvt. Co. C , Athenian Lit- erary Society, Radio Club, Dra- matic Club. ical up-state Yankee and a Senior Rat too. But with all these faults he is a good fellow to have around. His unusual generosity and his ready humor have won for him the love of all. He is noted for his love for the girls, but he seems to restrict his ad- miration to Yankee girls. Yank is a good student and a faithful friend. What more could we say for him? Every- one wishes him success at the University of Syracuse, New York. ERE he is fellows, a typ- iii'- Page 23 EE ' I -: -'- 2i'l6 N '2 Q3 1 A- X' w s Q - 7 'r ggi. ra 1 2. '.- i -r X .1 ls .. M ii - V -fr- ,l XMLITA O 4Q41iE1.142'n V M1740 I. 4 i. 'k ii :Z-:-f ,- if ' + as t i . 'P- viwv gwnwg 'I-.-Q' . - 1 i U , i ci THOMAS F. CRITTENDEN Crewe, Va. Crit 23-24: Pvt. Co. A , Ciceronian Lit- erary Society: 24-25: Corp. Co. B , See. and Treas. Ciceronian Literary Society, Art Editor Skirmisher Staff, Art Editor Preppery Prep Staff, Theta Nu Delta, Dramatic Club, Senior Class Football Team. LTHOUGH he hails from a railroad town Critten- den is far from being a al? Y railroad man himself. He came to us in the fall of '23 to get the essential prepara- tion for a higher life and has surely proven himself capable of accomplishing things. As a dil- igent student he is unsurpassed, and when it comes to grit, Why he just will not give up until the work is done. At drawing cartoons he is right there to prove his artistic ability. We feel sure of hearing of him as a celebrated mechanical -drafts- man in the future. With his sterling character he is sure to succeed.