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&#13;
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&#13;
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&#13;
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                <text>Members of Massanutten Academy's 1915 football team.&#13;
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Cadets in this image are, from left to right:&#13;
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Front Row: Carl Nelson (team mascot)&#13;
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Second row:&#13;
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Clarence Osburn, James "Jimmy" Kekahulilani Mahikoa, Byrson G. Schutte (Team Captain), Ray Cummings, Lyle Powell, Anthony Amicon. &#13;
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Third Row:&#13;
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"Jason J. Sperry" (Jacob Jason "Jack" Sperry), Douglas Chapman, Jacob Koblegard, Adelberg Lewis, Dudley F. Robinette, Matthew Francis&#13;
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Fourth Row:&#13;
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Philip Loveless, ?, ?, Clyde O. Gibson (Coach), Robert Grubb, "Sam Hussy," Leon "Doc" Samuel Crickenberger&#13;
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James "Jimmy" Kekahulilani Mahikoa was Massanutten Academy's first student from the Hawaiian Islands.&#13;
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Sam Hussy was also reported to be from Hawaii. &#13;
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The Massanutten Academy later became known as Massanutten Military Academy (MMA) in Woodstock, Virginia.</text>
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                <text>1915</text>
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                <text>James “Jimmy” Mahikoa appears in Morrison Studio Collection images 000929, 002564, 003641, 006240, 009240, 009241, 013699, 020140, 020148, 020162, and 020288.</text>
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                <text>Identified in 2024 by library staff utilizing "The Massanutten Academy News" booklets maintained by Massanutten Academy. </text>
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