AAG Archives Project

In honor of Mrs. Margaret Lamar King '65

In honor of In memory of John McClintock

As the former librarian and archivist at The Academy (1975-1979), I support this important initiative.

In honor of AAG Class of 1977 -- Awesome People!

It is very important to me that AAG’s long and impressive history is remembered.

In honor of AAG Class of 1985

In honor of Lucia Flynn '24

In honor of Caroline Mason

In honor of Caroline Mason

Proud to support this initiative and recall the outstanding leadership of Caroline Mason.

AAG gave me the best friends in my life.

In memory of Arden Leach

In honor of Wendy Muhlfelder

To honor Margaret Lamar King and in honor of all the Cooley Girls: Barbara McNamee Dudley, Janet Sloss, Dottie Mullenneaux and Robin Krivanek McAllister.

In memory of John McClintock AA 1957

In memory of William Platt Sutherland - AA - class of 1916

In memory of Macia Aronowitz AAG '57

In memory of Carola Sautter ‘74

In memory of Bob Olcott ’44 and John McClintock ’57

As President of the State History Interest Project (SHIP) during my time at the Academy, I had the privilege of learning from Bob Olcott ’44 and John McClintock ’57, who generously shared their time and knowledge with me. They introduced me to fascinating artifacts from the archives, including century-old class assignments from long-dead students predicting what life would look like in the far future -- which happened to be the year of my graduation, trophies from the bygone Red and Black athletic competitions, and an abundance of battalion mementos. Through their guidance, I came to appreciate that Academy history is American history—reminding me that much of the world we experience today can be traced back to the treasures preserved on the shelves of our archives.

In memory of John McClintock

This gift to the AAG Archives is in honor of John McClintock who lead the way at AA. He was a friend and would have wanted AAG's memorabilia to be honored.

In honor of Miss Decker and Mrs Grumbach

These two teachers were stunning examples (among many) of superb teaching. They inspired me to go into education as a career.

In honor of John T. McClintock II ’57