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

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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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Foreword The Skirmisher is the story of our lives as students. During the course of this year, we have had many enlightening experiences and a few disheartening one. But as We look back into the past, we see that this year at Fork Union has enriched our lives. Our Annual is a part of us, when we turn the pages, many past experiences are en- visioned in our minds. As we the Senior Class make our grand exit, we hope to be remembered by our underclass mates, who we hope, will follow in our footsteps. Leav- ing our school fills our hearts with sadness for the many friends we will leave behind, but will remember in years to come. Our minds are filled with excitement and ques- tion, because we are on our own. ln our annual we will try to Weave the personalities of all the cadets into its pages. We will show their interests in sports, clubs, and other activities. We will lead you on a sight seeing tour of our school and grounds letting you peek into the inside, as well as the outside of the Academy. So to everyone who reads this epic in our lives, We hope that they enjoy it as much as we have enjoyed assembling it. To you, the class of 1962 bids welcome and a proud farewell.

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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