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

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4 INDEX l Academic Deparflment ,...,... Advantages ........, . ....,.... . . Application Blanlf: ........... Athletic Departnrent , . Athletic Schedulds .......... Brenna ................. i .A.,.,.,.,. ..... .t Calendar Session 1941-42 ....,... Commercial Department ......., Description of Courses i..............4.. 'K Diploma Requirements ..,.,.,...,4......... Extracts from Cadet Regulations .o.,...s. Faculty ,.......,...... p ..., ........,....,..,.... Financial i.i......... , .....i. ..... Food at Fork Union ...,,,. General Interesttf .,.i.. A Graduates .......... Q ......,...,,......... History and Location .........,...... Information for New Cadets .,.... Location ........,,.i 4 ...,..............,..... Lower School ...... 1 ............... ,.,i. Medals and Scholarships .....i... Military Department .i..... Military Discipliiie .,...i..,,. A Mother's Problem ....i.... Monticello 4....,..... A .,..,.......,..... Music Department ................ . Officers of Administration ,.i,...i. Parents' Probleml ...................., Post-Graduate Cdurse .......... References .i........ 1 .....,...., Roster of Cadetsi i..,,y, School Plant .,..i.., l ..,. Summer Schooltl ..... Testimonials ...... l .... Trustees ..i..,......, 4 ,,..............., Uniforms ....,....., l ....,,............... Virginia Schools' Welcome ..,....., 7 PAGE .t 51 ttt 19 ttttt 145 .. ...A 101-109 .ttt103-107 ttt 10 t. 5 .t 67 ttttt 59 tttt53-57 ttt 85 .tttttt 39 .tt.111-121 .ttM123-127 tttt91-97 itt.t66-72 ttt.27-29 itttt.89-97 .ttttttt27-29 35 and 115 ,ttttt97-99 tttt79-83 A .... 11 ttt 144 ,t 8 .t 59 .t 37 tti 17 .tttmtt 73 .ttt139-143 .ttt129-132 tttt29-33 ttttt 83 .ttt133-137 .tttttt 49 itt.113-115 ttttt 9

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VIRGINIA SCHOOLS WELCOME THE NATION r ROM the days when the Father of His Country gave a block of stock to Liberty Hall Academy and the Author of the Declaration of Independence founded a university, Virginia always has been a leader in cultural education. Where is a military school such a challange to a boy as in the land of Yorktown and Appomattox, the land of the Valley Campaign, New Market and Winchester, Fredericksburg and the Wilderness? Where is there a sweeter culture than among the gentlewomen of Virginia typified in the charming atmosphere of our schools for women? Where are the souls of boys and girls so stirred as among Virginia's thousand national shrines, clustered in the Old Dominion's fair Tide- water, her magnificent Valley, and her unrivaled mountains? Hundreds of thousands of Americans are at the forefront in every field of achievement because in Virginia they found that splendid education whiclydevelops mind, soul, and body and makes men great and women noble. The schools are the pride of the Old Dominion, rich in their tradi- tions, honored by their alumni, and possessed of student bodies recruited from the best holmes in America. V WILLIAM JOSEPH SHOWALTER , Late Chief, Division of Research, i National Geographic Magazine. E91