Massanutten Military Academy - Adjutant Yearbook (Woodstock, VA)

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KI.I'1IN, K WOISIINIS KLEIN, R. lIl','l'SON BUYER CLARK COIIRTNICY IJICGAN DENNIS IFURMAN GARCIA GRFENWOOD H ICRSHICY KING LAMBERT Qrodozzfes KURT KARL KLICIN Kugv ' ' BurrAl.o, NEW Yokx J. V. Football, V. Swimming, V. Baseball, Garrick Club lVice-I'resinientJ, History CILll7,.fxI7JU'l'.-XN'I' Staff Q.-Xssistant Iiditorj, Poe QVice-President, Debaterl 2nd I,ivulemzr1l lN'I11ml.Enluu' Coi.i.EuE S'I'IiPHI'1N STANLINIY WOISHNIS Pir1k'v I,oNo ISLAND Crrv, NEW Yoiua J. V. Football fCaptainJ, V. Swimming, V. Baseball QCaptainJ, Tennis, Poe, .'3tDJU'l'AN'l' Staff Q.-Xthletic Ifditorl 1,ft'llfL'71Il71f Ifoiunmm UNivEEsi'1'Y ROBERT MALLORY KLEIN Bob BIII-'I'Al.O, NEW Yoiua J. V. Football, Tennis, J. V. Swimming, Garrick Club, Jerl' Qllebaterl, Valetlictorian 07'l1Illll7ll'4' S67gt'1l?1f IXIIDDIJQBURY Coi.i.EuE CASPICR FROST BHTSON l ro.vQv FREDEIUQN, IXIARYI..-KNIJ V. Football, Poe 2I1lfLiFIlfL'l1!Hlf PENN. S'rA'rE STANLIQY H. BOYHR Stan VVASHINGTON, IJ. C. Varsity Ifootball Qblanagerl, J. V. Baseball, Track, Glee Club, Jeff Corporal UN1vEas1'rx' or PENNSYLVANIA ROBIFIRT JAMES CLARK Colby IJoRMoN'r, PENNSYLVANIA Varsity Swimming, Varsity Track, Jeff Ir! iYL'fg6llfll LINIYERSITY or IXIIAMI JOHN ROBERT COU RTN IQY Bob I.ARIiWO0lJ, Onior Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, History Club, Jeff, Oyez Privfzn' EDWARD JOSEPH DIQGAN li1i1fv I'IRooK1.x'N, NEW YORK 'T Tennis QCaptainD, J. V. Football, Varsity Tennis, J. V. Base- ball, Poe 1,iL'llfl771!lHf, Bzzlmlion Ifzqlllllllf JOHN ROSS DENNIS Jack CARNEQIE, PENNSYLVANIA J. V. Football, Oyez Stuff, Band, Glee Club, Track fblanagerj, Jeff Prizmle WILLIAM HAMPTON FURMAN Bill , I iAS'l' IVICKEESl'OK'l', PENNSYLVANIA Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, History Club, Poe Corporal VVASHINGTON AND LEE

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German, with an appreciation of their respective cultures, is undertaken. ln the classical curriculum the study of English is required throughout the four years. The em- phasis of this course is under three main divisions. Grammar is taught to emphasize exactness of speech, rhetoric to train the pupil in the acquisi- tion of a personal style, by which he may ade- quately and forcefully give expression to his under- standing, and appreciation, of the knowledge gained in other courses. Both of these are supple- mented by reading and discussions of the classics of the linglish speaking peoples which, in addition to a comprehension of the ideas expressed, affords a historical survey of the development of English literature. lt is hoped and believed that by organizing the academic curriculum on these lines that the first of the major emphases expressed above Lthat of ade- quately preparing students for future studyl may be best accomplished. Divisions into departments are necessary since they have been found, from ex- perience, to be the best way to impart knowledge methodically. The danger to be avoided lies in the fact that these subjects may never be correlated or systematized into any intelligible organization. At Massanutten the effort is made to bring the experi- ence of education into a viral unity. The curriculum of the Commercial Department aims to provide a thorough training for those who shall engage in the business world at the conclu- sion of their studies here. lt comprises courses in the following subjects: Typewriting, Shorthand, Bookkeeping and l.aw, English, Spelling and Arithmetic with emphasis on their commercial aspects. Wlhen the essentials of the subjects are grasped, the work is carried forward largely by the project method and the student is surrounded as much as possible with the same situations as would prevail in a business oflice. Thus is sustained the practical aspect of business life and the mastery of skills are subject to constant and thorough training. Since the subject matter of any course can never be more attractive than the character of those to whom is entrusted the high calling of imparting it, the Academy is especially cautious in selecting its personnel. Rach instructor is chosen because he combines a sympathetic and understanding nature with a thorough mastery of his subject. lfor this reason, the educational process becomes a mutual project in which the pupil is lead by one whose experience and character amply lit him to be a leader of youth. The academic year of Igxqqaio showed an enroll- ment of 162 pupils, lat in the Academic Depart- ment and 21 in the Commercial. The former com- C07lff7ZIl6ff 071 page 16 lf,-XCl'l.TY Rmr Rm: lkjft to rrghtl: Capt. I.. lf. Glunt, Capt. R. Bencholf, Capt. B. Lambert, Major YV. T. Brundick, Major lf. NY. Urimmcr Capt. Cecil Nl. Nevxcorn, l.ieut. W. bl. Reilley, Major G, A. Benchoff. Frau! Rv-rr: Mr. A. Field, Mr. A. Keancy, Mr. l.. X, Nagnifico, Dean lf S Reardon, Mr. R. YY. Porsche, Mr. lf. lf. Palmer, Mr. l.. lfouts, Mr. U. 0'Neal.

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ALEXANDER NICANOR GARCIA UNM, CARACAS, VENEZUELA J. V. Football, Debate, Garrick Club, Jeff, Salutatorian Lieutenant M. I. T. DAVID METZ GREENWOOD Dave PROVIDENCE, RI-IODE ISLAND Varsity Swimming, Track, Jeff Private HAROLD ARTHUR HERSHEY ..Pa,,, DE'l'ROI'F, MIJIIGAN Football, Swimming, RifIe Team, Jeff Lieutenant Ordnanee GENERAI, MOTORS TECH. VERNON HEIGHT KING BELMAR, NEw JERSEY Varsity Football CCaptainD, Varsity Basketball CCaptainJ, Varsity Baseball CCaptainJ, Jeff CVice-Presidentj Lieutenant GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY FRANKLYN SCHAEFFER LAMBERT lipudi! WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA Band, Glee Club, History Club CSecretaryD, ADJUTANT Staff CSenior Editorj, Jeff Private ' WILLIAM AND MARY ANTHONY MARTORI Toni SEA GA'rE, BROOKLYN, NEW YORK J. V. Football, V. Baseball, Poe C orpora! RAYMOND STURGIS MCMAHON sIMucI, CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, His- tory Club, Glee Club, Jeff Private GLENN L. MCCURDY EAST MCKEESPORT, PENNSYLVANIA Varsity Football, Jeff fsecretaryj Sergeant MARTORI MCMAHON MCCURDY PULAS KI REECHER SHANOR FRANK STANLEY MILLER ..P0p,, WEST NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY ADJUTANT fEditorJ, Oyez fEditorJ, Jeff Lieutenant UNIVERSITY or PENNSYLVANIA RAYMOND HERSHEY MILLER URW., HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND J. V. Football, Rifle Team, History Club, Poe Private JOHN ELIAS PIATT, JR. John WYOMING, PENNSYLVANIA Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, V. Football, History Club CPresidentD, Poe Private GE'I 1'YSBURG COLLEGE JOHN WILLIAM PULASKI P0ll0ek,' CI-IARLEROI, PENNSYLVANIA Varsity Football CCaptainJ, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Base- ball, Track, Jeff CPresidentJ Lieutenant GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY KENNETH AARON REECHER lKKenn-yi! HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND J. V. Football CCaptairIJ, Track, Garrick Club, Rifle Team fCaptainj, Poe QPresidentj Color Sergeant CITADEL CARL LE MOYNE SHANOR Carl BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA Varsity Football, Varsity Track, History Club, Glee Club, Rifle Team, Poe Private WILLIAM ANTHONY SIMON MBU!!! BOSTON, MASSAOHUSETTS Varsity Football, Track, Glee Club, Rifle Team Private SYRACUSF MILLER, F. MILLER, R. PIA'I I' SIMON, W. TERRY TILLEI f