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

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Consirler lllal I laboureri no! for myself only, but for all llleln Illat seek learning. -The Apocrypha In M moriam That mise and familiar lace shown in a familiar pose, belongs to a man who served the Academy well from 1948 to l96l. It has pleased Cod to call him to the life of Greater l.ove and Service, our friend and instructor Captain Stanley L. Kent. Wwe, the IIIQIIITDCTS of The Faculty, Cadet Corps, and The Administrative Staff of Fork Union Military Academy wish to record our appreciation of this faithful olhcer and teacher of the Academy, in which, he xx as a nise counselor, devoted instructor and a cordial friend to all who knew him. He gave himself sacriiicially to the active duties of the Academy. His genial personality has been and will continue to he an inspiration to his many friends among the Corps of Cadets. We who have had the benefit of his teachings and guidance will long remember 5'The Coloneln for his kindness, help, and advice. So it is with fond memories that the 1962 Slcirmislier is dedicated to Captain Stanley L. Kent who served us and the Academy Well. 'ETQ live in lzearls we leave behind is not to flief' 6

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0TLl8l'l,tS INTRODUCTION 1- 5 DEDICATION 6- T ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF 8 16 FACULTY 16- 21 Office, Infirmary 8 Other Staff 22- 23 SENIOR CLASS 24- 62 Hall of Fame 63 Postgraduates 64 65 Junior Class 66- 68 Snaps 84 Views 69 Sophomore Class T0 T1 Freshmen Class T2 T4- Senior Informals 8 Views T4 T5 MILITARY T6 9T ORGANIZATIONS 98 129 SPORTS 130-151 IUINIOR SCHOOL 152-19T ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 198 ADVERTISEMENTS 199-208

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l O education CAIVIUXIN HERl3lCR'l' l . IIIQICHIQNBACH e. the Senior Class. would like to express our deep appreciation to a member of the faculty who has devoted 25 vears to Fork l nion. as a teacher. member of the tactical staff. and most of all as a friend. bv dedicating the l96l-62 Skirmisher to him. In addition to his regular duties in the class- room. it has been Captain Reichenbachis re- sponsibilty to prepare the Skirmisher for print- ing and act as advisor to the Senior Class. His pleasing personality and sense of humor have made cadet life more enjoyable for every one. He has worked hard and put in long hours after most of us have called it a day. As freshmen. some of us knew him as a firm mentor of mathematics. Here his interest lav in giving us the proper foundation we would need to carry us into the higher realms of study. As we grew and our own maturity deepened, we saw in him the sagacity and true warmth that is lack- ing in the character of lesser men. Here then. was someone we could seek counsel. respect his advice and admonitions. and long remember after our life at the Aeademv is brought to a close. Although these pictures and these few words cannot adequately express our true feelings to- ward him. as we, the members of the Senior Class go forth lo other pursuits. we shall always remember Captain t'Rick'7 as a friend and Valued instructor. as have cadets in years paste -and as thev will in vears to come. Captain Rick had no idea this yearis Skirmisher was to be dedicated to him. lt has been a well guarded secret and not an easy one to keep, since he is Faculty Advisor to this publication. With the cooperation of the Skirmisher Staff. Senior Class, Mr. lVleClung of Andre Studio. who had a most ditlieult time obtaining these pictures, and Mr. Silvers of the Garamond Press. this was made possible.