Massanutten Military Academy - Adjutant Yearbook (Woodstock, VA)

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r 'vlm portals without feeling that they have been touched by something which is distinctly unique and worthy. The school grew from an initial gift of one thousand dollars, which was invested in Riddleberger Hall, the original building now almost sixty years of age. The plan is to complete the equipment for a two hundred boy school, and that wish will have been accomplished when the proposed new dormitory and administration building shall have been erected and completed south of the gymnasium. Then Massanutten will have emerged as a butterfly from the Chrysalis state, with a beautiful campus of twenty acres, decorated with many trees and shrubs, recreation and athletic fields and six buildings. That will mean a happy home for every one of its students. This, together with the continued de- velopment of the ' 'Anne Lupton Recreation Club, ' ' will show a school so attrac- tive that boys will long to enter its portals and enjoy its many advantages. i', 'HR' LISA THE ADJUTANT-1936 lk fl6J

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WILLIAM JAY 0'BRIEN Bill WILLIAMSPORT, PA. YALE A congenial smile, a swell personality, a good disposition, and a fighting Irish heart Cno harm, Mother, just jokingj all go tof gether to make up that popular personage, Bill O'Brien. Every' where his travels carry him he makes friends-sex making not the least particle of difference to him, although just between you and me, I think that he does not particularly care too much for male- men Football saw our class president playing a guard position and a good one he was. In swimming, Bill's speciality was the backstroke. Bill was elected captain of the track squad Qcigars?j, and capably took care of the weight events. Bill was once a fine student, but along came Winchester and the depression and-well, Bill is now one of the boys trying to slide off the fence on the safe side. And how! X Pk lk JOHN IRWIN ORR, Jr. Jack MT. LEBANON, PA. DARTMOUTH A big smile, frank eyes and a hearty hello in the friendliest manner-that's lack Orr, Vice-President of the Senior Class of '3-6. If any measure of prophecy about 'lack's future in the world exists in his success at Massanutten, his classmates will one day be proud to say- There goes lack Qrr. l went to school with him. Personality plus and aggressive initiative unite to form ,lack's character into a pleasing and helpful factor of wellfbeing at Massanutten. It might be well to add that jack was captain of the football team, played on the basketball team, was a swell short- stop and home-run hitter, was president of the jefferson Debating Society and still managed to find time to run up to Mount jackson quite often. I'lere's wishing there were more like you! THE ADJUTANT-1936 lk 118,