Massanutten Military Academy - Adjutant Yearbook (Woodstock, VA)

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RIFLE TEHHI S i. J. Richardwn g Coach The Riile Team lhis year was composed ol a iew of laslyearis members and many cadels who had never fired in compelilion before. Bui lhrough able coaching of Sql. Richardson, lhe boys were molded info a 'ream well worfhy of recognilion. Sql. Richardson, who, incidenlally, was always good lor a coke or a shoulder lo cry on when you lhrew your lasl Jrhree shols, gave exlensively bolh of his lime and money io malce lhe Team lhe organizalion il is.Oi ourleam, Spogen, was anolher who conlribuled much foward The improvemenl of 'the group and lheir individual scores. Cadeis Spoqen, McWhor+er T., and Eason were lhe undispuled 'lhiqh lhreew for 'rhe year, while Cade? Alexander filled lhe official roll of Team manager and scorer. FlRST ROW: McWhorl'er T., Hafner, Spoqen, Eason, Bayley, Farrell. SECOND ROW: Oddo, Gulbrodl, Wal?e',McWhorler J. Tl'llRD ROW: Alexander, Sql. Richardson lcoachl it I 'D Dqtgv'

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GLEE CLUB ',,.1-. Major G. A. Benchoff The blending of fhe 'rwenly-six voices under lhe slcilled and palienl direc- lion ol Els impresario, Maior Guy Benchoil, has made lhe Glee Club one of lhe mod lralernal organizarions of lhe school. lls superior posilion among lhe liner musical groups in norlhern Virginia can be allribufed lo long hours of sleady rehearsal, wilh all members giving much ol lheir free lime and wilh lheir unseliishly working logelher lor unify. One of lhe oulslanding fealures of lhe Club lhis year has been lhe Quarlel, composed of Cadels l-landshaw, Roughen R.. Roughen J,, and Burlon T. These boys have done Jrheir parl 'ro popularize lhe Glee Club and malce if one of lhe brighl spols ol This school year. The Club has been an assel +o The school in many ways, appearing on numerous Y.M.C.A. programs and also malcing many lrips 'ro olher schools in fhis region. Under Major Bencholis guidance lhe organizalion broadcasled two zhorl musical inferludes in cooperafion wilh radio srafion WSVA. WRST POW: Oliphanl, May, Eliades, Lander, DiCarlo, l-landshaw, Bond, Hamill. SEC UND ROW: Baylcy. Haw-n Rouzghfvn R., Roser, Spoqen, Bowman, Srheirer, Major G. A BENCHOFF. THWD ROW: Adams, lnqram, Longeneclccr, Roughen J., Gulbrodf, Farrell Harrrir, Barbara Bencholl. Ba A effch f ccompdmsfo f 'bard 8 28

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CHIJEI PHTIIUI FIRST ROW: Spogen, Harrier, Roughen R., Alexander, T'IasTings. SECOND ROW: KeIIer, Scheirer, PoTarnos, ArTuri, McComas, DiCarIo. THIRD ROW: FarreII, Lonqenecicer, BurTon T., BoeT'riger, GUT- brodT, Eason. DirecTor .... ....,..,,.. C apT. G. S. I-IasTings Commanders ...., ..... C apT. Roughen, LT. Roughen, IST SgT. Mexander 2nd-in-Command ..... ..,., S gT. Harner, LT, Farrell, I..T. BurTon The job oT checking Town every day has been The main TuncTion oT The CadeT PaTroI This year. The organizaTion was Tormed a year ago Tor The purpose of assisTing The ComrnandanT in his various acTiviTies. The PaTroI has proven iTseIT To be an invaIuabIe asseT Through The execuTion oT iTs many cIuTies. Under The direcTion oT Gordon I-IasTings, DirecTor oT The PaTroI, new cadeTs were Trained To receive The obIigaTion oT managing The group nexT year. 'Bl' ' 1