Staunton Military Academy - Shrapnel Yearbook (Staunton, VA)

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THE Sl-IRAPNEL ARMSTRONG, sl. NV. 'nlackl' PELHAHI HLXNOR, Nlill' YORK lliext Pofnl 1953-193-l--Private Co. A'.X g Junior Varsity footluallg Conipany lnasketlmallg tiompany hast'- hall. l934-19.95-CRirporal Co. CHQ Sergeant Co. t'ti g ,lunior Varsity iootlmallg t'ompany has- l ltethallg tiompany swimmingg Company lwasehallg Honor Sixg lfrench S'xg lfrench Liluhg Best drilled cadet. 1955-1936-lieutenant tio. A'C g -lunior Varsity lootlmallg Ritle teamg Ciompany lmaseliallg Silent drill team. 1956-1957--tiaivtaiii Co. t'ti g Honor Liommitteeg Rifle teamg Oflicers' Lilulvg Silent drill team. Don't he afraid, madamg behind all those medals is just black Armstrong. A strict officer, lack is nevertheless a staunch friend and one to lie proud of. Quiet, sincere and very earnest, to those who know him best, he is nnswervingly loyal and considerate. l'lis record, more than any words, suffices to show his qualities. For allfround efficiency, we unhesitatingly nominate .lack as Company 's best C. O. in recent years. He knows his military science backwards and for- wards and plans to follow the military profession, for which he is so aptly fitted. Studies? 'l'opsl .lack has been a consistent QU man during his entire career here. CNotice the decorations lj A second Daniel lloone and an Afl linesman, we can only call it versatility and let it go at that. You will leave a lot of friends, Jack, and will be missed hy faculty and cadets alike. 26

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THE Sl-IRAPNEL A. MQC, PATCH Presidezzz' bl. H. fzll.HliR'l' lfll't f'7'C.YllZ'L'I1l' T. P. KNu311'1' Secretary bl. A. lX'lIiSSl5R Treasurcaf C. C, C11 1 LDRESS SC1'ge llIIf-llfifi rms Armstrong Auraucl Biehle Bissell Bradstreet Brafford Bramlmerry Carroll Cavallo Childress Clark, VV. li. Cliekner Coleman, hl. M. Coleman, S. O. Collingwood Copeland Davis, G. P. Davis, M. J. Diamond Downs lflwerman Foster, L. li. Ciilliert, J. H. The Senior Class Classow Goodloe Gregg Hall, S. lu, Hampshire Hickman Hill Hubbard Hunter Ingram Jones, A. Jones, R. H. Kallish Kennedy Kiefer Kitchens Knight Laklond McAdo0 Melutyrc Messer Montgomery 25 Mooney Morse, Bill Rl orse llonalfl Rl unson Neall Parsons Patch Post Purkitt Rulmer Russell Sehaper Seilierling Seneer Shaw Stevens Tappen VValling NVarden VVelsh NNilson Vilorden Yarborough

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V THE Sl-IRAPNEL El'JXYARD A. AURJXNTJ, JR. 'lRud c'R1zssoN, PicNNsY1.x'ANm f .flffl 3 .,--U Q I l 1934-l9354Private Randg ll5-lb. basketballg Varsity tennisg Dance orcbestrag Classical orchestrag Stamp Club. 1935-l936-Corporal Handg Sergeant Bandg Classical orchestrag Rille teamg Varsity tennisg Company basketballg Reporter Kablegram. 193641937--Lieutenant Handy Riile teamg Captain tennis teamg Classical orcbestrag Associate editor KalJlegram . Bud, quiet and unassuming, is a demon on the tennis court and a perfect gentlemang however, he seems to have an Odd appetite, since he likes his milk flavored with alum. Bud came to us making noises on a drum and continued to beat his way up to a lieutenancy. Not to change the subject, but llud is quite a lady-killerf' roping' them in one week only to drop them the next. He is changing now though, having been disappointed in love fwe think that is itj, but we can't understand why he is continually down town on leave. Maybe he hopes to fmd a true love in the Arcadia. Bud is a master mind in book l2i1'1llIlfTH and his all around abilit ' amazes all U zs his followers. Wle fear for the destiny of the band with the absence of this personage and his drums. 27 .., I t l 1 l 1 4