Fishburne Military High School - Taps Yearbook (Waynesboro, VA)

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SPILLERS Co-Editor Co-Editor Business Manager ppublidlzeel for the Senior Cfadd of nineteen forty-nine FISHBURNE 'MILITARY SCHOOL ' q Waynesboro, Virginia 'S Jleclica tion We, the Senior Class of 1949, do hereby dedicate this annual to CAPT. EDVVARD B. YOUNG, JR. A rare humor and a sincere desire to help all Cadets are contributing factors that make Captain Young a favorite and popular instructor, as Well as a fair and capable one. For this and his never-to-be-forgotten course in English, he Will be constantly remembered, respected, and admired. if I .lv ',., .., V - ' -51 ., , ' - .e-.J Viv' -.1 4 ' 11' '- ' 'MQYQ ,- sei . L Y' lt . k-T , ll ran.. ,701-ewor ,,u:f. G , ' if -Ci '?i+ r 1 . '-.W 1 X I 1' 'll THE 194-9 TAPS is the result of Z1 sincere effort to provide each reader with a crystallized, visual reminder of his life at FISHBURNR. If, in the following pages, such an aim is realized by the reader, the effort has not been in Vain . . . -1. MAJ. E. P. CHILDS, JR. Hcaclmastev' As an instructor, as a counselor, and as friend-in all three-Major Childs' ability speaks for itself. If we could express our sincere appreciation for all he has d-one for us, then let it be shown through the progress we shall make in life. COL. MORGAN H. HUDGINS Supevrin tcvzclent 'I'ln'ougl1 his unique ability to influence others, Colonel Irludgins has gained the re- spect and admiration ol the entire corps. His helpful advice, sound policies, and masterful tact cannot be too highly esteemed. fi- M. MAJ. JAMES L. HOLLIDAY Commcmdcmt Since last September the Corps hug devel- oped and improved steadily. This success is chiefly the result of llflajoi' Hollidayls con- tinuously lair and exacting efforts through- out the year. MAJ. ELLIOT G4 FISHBURNE Twzccsiwev' A man more ffenial and considerate in his b work than Major FlSl1lJL11'llC is seldom found. Each Cadet has learned to zlppreciate his unlyounding' generosity. MAJ. PI-IILLIP C. BROOKS Director bf Athletics In his quiet, cheerful manner, Major Brooks accomplishes much more than just his spe- cific dutiesg he becomes zz friend to each Cadet. LT. COL. PAUL D. WYLIE Assistant H eadmaster VVhether in the clzlssrooni -or outside, Colonel XfVylie's sincere personal interest in each Cadet has made him Z1 friend to all. l E. P. Ci3V1.1dS C Maj. Maj. P. C. Brooks Capt. J. A. Brown , ' Capt. G. B. Dukes Capt. J. S. Farrow HT? -- - V ..-..,......M, ,L Maj. E. G. Fishburne Capt. I. B. Garnett C V Capt. R. F. Jarecke Capt. C. M. Hale Capt. G. L. Lange Lf. CO1. o. G. Wang t Lt. C01. P. D. Wylie Capt. E. B. Young Capt. R. Y. Zachary Mrs. Virginia Rogers Mrs. Frances VVlntesel1 Mrs. J. L. Holliday Mrs. C. E. Masincupf 1 ' ff: f' 'q-. ,+ - 1 ,.,,. . ,Q 1 .,,,kEg: , ,FL . Z, E H , 1 w H -1 wg., N! H J lc. Aw , V A, M 'V-'lJ2 --111. ul , - -3, ':.VeS'-27 ,,... 'J' if-1101 ' -- 314 -rl! if. :WE rw 1' ' ' . 'f 5, 'ETF Uni ', R V . 5,E,4L, .' , I -T -, M ii E5 4,j!E,.'3'J Tf-ff. ' :fr 35 H um ' Q MQ Z .- ,. 5 ' I 1 - . , l - , 1 H 1 J W5 HH M r 1 W X 9 A I I ' 1 -W-.b--1.-W-4 --w- -..,-vm-..---,,..W 'ffh 5 fy-n ine,-4 uw ws H uw H uw ww D , uw m ROBERT C. GARDNER Vice Pfresiclent Senior Cfadd Officer! WALTER S. WOOD President ALBERT H. POWELL Scco-etary I 949 Uapa K JOHN DONALD BOWER STANLEY BREWSTER EDWARD ELVMER BROWN Bedford, Va. Manchester, N. H. Lebanon, Pa. Corporal, Band Private B Company Sergeant, A Company Matriculated '47 Matriculated '48 Matriculated '46 Mail Orderly 1215 Fill-In-D.I. f21g Literary Society fl, 2, 31. Besides Johnny's love for hill-billy music at six o'clock in the morning and his tall tales of his Model A Ford, he has cut quite a figure for himself by acting as assist- ant bugler. Seniord Literary Society. Brewster's favorite topic of conversation is his home town. His pastime is reading hunting and fishing magazines. He will best be remembered for his weight- fif ' ing exploits. Jo hung lv --iazzs.-.. Swimming team Cl, 2, 315 Mail Orderly C31g Varsity Club fl, 2, 315 Officer of the 'Day 131. Square is noted for his love of a large pictureg at- tendance at breakfastg sleepy times 5 a fine personality with a harsh, No, there- isn't any mailll' Brew Squa're 1949, Zapd AKRON LEON CAPEL, JR. FLETCHER MALCOM CLAUDIUS LEROY Troy, N. C. CARROLL CARLTON, JR. Private, Band Hampton, Va. Greensboro, N. C. Matrieulated '48 Corporal, B Company Sergeant, A Company Football U53 Baseball C133 Track CU. Leon, born deep in the heart of the Tar Heel State, worships the U. of N. C., likes to have a good time, plays a mean base drum and a radio with equal success. good natured laugh and his best saying, Ya Ole Harpicf' will remind us of him forever. Hldge., anime.. Matriculated '47 J.V. football C115 J.V. Bas- ketball flb. Mac is one of those few boys who makes a good impression, first, last, and always. His quiet manner and high ideals are a credit to everyone who knows him, Clfmcl Matriculated '46 Vice-president junior class C215 Editor of Taps QSM Varsity Cluhg Sophomore Military sci- ence medal C155 Co-Junior scholarship medal 1255 J. V. basketball fllg Varsity basket- ball C2, 313 Tennis C2, 35, Track Q2, 31g B Co. drill squad 125, Monogram Club f2, 31. Leroy, alias Claud, alias Roy, will never be equal- ed by anyone with luck at the pool table, and even though he has the unusual habit of never being on time and the knack of staying out of trou- ble, he will be missed in the art of guarding the quad- rangle. Seniord 1949 Uapa CALVIN CHENEY COLE EDWARD FRANCIS JOHN BUCHANAN Chevy Chase, Md. CONNER, JR. DANFORTH, III Captain, B Company Roanoke, Va. Washington, D. C. Matriculated '45 Corporal, Band Private A Company J.V. football 11, 255 Varsity football 13, 455 Captain Var- sity football 145g Awarded William Marshall football tro- phy 145g Varsity club 13, 45g Vice-president Varsity club 1459 D.I. 135g O.D. 1453 Com- missioned officers council 145. Captain Calvin Cheney Cole, of Chevy Chase, Dyked out always in buttons, ribbons, and lace. Along' with this fancy folly, He's also a guy, big and jolly. The mixture of games and d2lll1GS, ls what Baby Face always claims, A sweller guy you have never met, That's why he's the type you'11 never forget. Sen iora Matriculated '47 Varsity basketball 11, 259 Baseball 11,25g Track 11, 25g Varsity Club 125. Ace Con- ner despite his poor gambling season rose to new heights through his imitations of school characters. How could we forget his voice lessons or was it hog calling at two 0'clock in the morning? ClLe1wy Matriculated '48 Cheerleaderg Rifle team. Dur- ing his single year at Fish- burne Johnny's reputation for wit and true friendship has been Well established. Never- theless he still persists in trumping his partners ace. 'Waitl Let's not overlook his romantic efforts at the Hall nor forget to ask . . . How is Texas? A ce Jo1wmy 1949 Uapd JOSEPH ROGERS LEWIS HARRY FLOYD VALMORE JOSEPH ' DARNALL, JR. University Park, Md. FORGETT Atlanta, Ga. Sergeant, A Company Teaneck, N. J. Lieutenant, Staff Matriculated '47 Private, A Company MElt1'1CU13.t6d '45 President Fishburne Dramatics Association f3Jg Vice-p1'esi- dent, Public Speaking f4Jg Editor C.Q. ffljg O.D. fill. Never before in the last four years has anyone made a more lasting impression on the ca- dets than has Joe. He deserves to he remeinbercd as the most active guy to be in two places at one time, be it work or play you will always find fun- loving Joe somewhere in the picture. Joe ' Floggie J.V. basketball Cl, 215 D. I. KZJ. Floggie will never be topped for his crazy antics, one being' his sale of red flan- nels to Ministers. Wishing Floggie luck would be of no use, as we all know that he will be a great success in the future. Val Matriculated '48 Rifle team ill. An unusual knowledge of historical fire- arms mizfcd with a sharp hu- mor and a quick mind consti- tute the makeup of Valx. His personality alone assures him success in the future no matter what his undertakings may be. fseniord 1949 Zapd JOSE LUIS GALVEZ, JR. . Cuba Private- A Company Matriculated '48 Swiinming team CID. In one year Coichy has proved himself a true friend to every- one. Quietly, but resourcefully, his personality speaks well cf our neighbors South of the Border. Seniord ' ROBERT CARSON GARDNER Bayside, N. Y. ,Sergeant, B Company Matriculated H46 Football f2, 35g Basketball f2, 353 Co-Capt. basketball I3Jg Baseball C235 Track 12, 355 Tennis fl, 353 Capt. Track Team 1375 Vice-presi- dent senior class' ffijg O.D. ffllg Monogram Club fl. 2, 35: Pres. Varsity Club 433. Bob has displayed an excellent leadership in all phases of school. NW-icky., JOHN WILLIAM GARRETT, III' Warrington, N. C. Private B Company Matriculated '48 Rifle team Qljg Track flj. The luckiest rascal at Thats what youll hear said about this drawling North Carolinian. During his single year at Fishburne he has made many long lasting friendships through his amiable character and ready smiles. ngob.. UWWH., l 1949 Zapa JACK GARST, JR. LEE EDWARD GILBRETH JAY IVAN GROSSMAN Boones Mill, Va. , Ft. Leavenworth, Kan. Waynesboro, Va. Sergeant, B Company First Sgt. B Company Corporal, A Company Matriculated '46 J.V. football 1155 Varsity football 12, 355 J.V. basket- ball 1155 Vice-pres. Public Speaking 1355 Student Coun- cil 12, 355 Vice-president Stu- dent Council 1355 Varsity and Monogram Clubs 12, 355 Eng- lish Medal 1255 Track 1355 Baseball 135. Jack along with his angles and a big city jive has' been the Boon of the Corps these past years. Being a highly regarded friend he has had a mill of witticisms to add to every joke' session. aljackf, MLW., Matriculated '46 Track 11, 2, 355 C0-Captain Track- 1355 D. I. 1255 J.V. football 12, 355 Vice-President Public Speaking 1355 O.D. 135. Lee is known around school for his good sense of humor and his ability to write love letters to Polly. We all wish him the best of luck at West Point and we know he will make good. Cricket Matriculated '47 J.V. basketball 1255 Tennis team 1255 C.Q. ' staff 125. Jay will never be forgotten for his good spirit and sense of humor. A native of Waynes- boro, he has shown his good will and generosity to every cadet. Heres all the luck in the world to a fine friend. 5 Seniord r 1949 Zapd JOHN HERBERT IIADLEY JOHN CARLTON HAISLIP ALFRED ANDREW Salisbury, N. C. Roanoke, Va. HANSEN Sergeant, Band Matriculated '47 DI. CQJ: J.V. fwitball Clj. Herbie Hadley, having spent two years as Fislihurnes rep- resentative to VVaynesboro's fair ladies, has succeeded in passing through ihe rlutches of our distinguishfd faculty officers, will try his hand at the evils of college life. Seniord Corporal, Band Matriculated '48 Track C253 Literary Society Cl, 25. To all of us who know Johnny, he is truly a wonder- ful guy and a great drummer. His friendship and carefree ways distinguish him to all of us. Best of luck to you in your musical career, Johnny! alqerby.. VVashington, D. C. Lieutenant, B Company Matriculated '46 Conduct Medal C25 5 Best Room Medal CZDQ D.I. C215 Company Drill Squad C2lg Cheer'eader C253 Public Speaking Class Officer C31 3 Varsity Club C2J. Here is a first-rate platoon leader, who due to his bright outlook and vigorous spirit, makes any task a pleasure. Wherever Chink goes he is sure to luring happiness and sunshine to everyone. Joh1mjz1 Chemie 1949 Uapd JOHN EDWARD THOMAS HATCHER JOHN ROBERT HERTEL HARRISON Percyville, Va. Rudledge, Pa.- Richmond, Va. Corporal Company Matriculated '47 Public Speaking 11, 21. Johnny is another one cf the Rich- mond boys who has earned a place in our memories through his love of fun and his ability with the girls. Private B Company Matriculated '48 Track fljg Rifle Team 115. The lone representative from Percyville, Tommy has distin- guished himself as a model cadet. This studious curly- headed senior somehow out- side of his studies found time to become sharpshooter on the rifle team. Jolmmy Tommy , Hooks L Corporal, A Company V Matriculated '47 Football Cl, 27g Swimming CD5 Tennis CZJ. We all ad- mire i'Hooks for his outstand- ing ability in football and swimming, his quick sense of humor, his big hands, and as the originator of the Blue Didgetriof' Seniors! 1949 Zapd E BRUCE HERBERT CHARLES MAYES ISBELL WlNFIELD SCOTT HIRSHON Washington, D. C. KELLEY, JR. Sands Point, N. Y. Sergeant, B Company Washington, D. C. Sergeant, Staff Matriculated '46 Rifle Team 12, 35. Bruce, Brooklyn's gift to Sands Point, is noted for his sense nf humor, his skill with the rifle, and his escapades in the chemistry lab. We feel sure his personality will take him far. Seniord Matriculated '46 J.V. football awardg Varsity football 1353 Baseball 12, 315 Track 12, 355 Varsity Club 1355 Monogram Club 131. Chuck is one of those easy- guys going happy-go-lucky who always manages to be all mixed up. Although he rates nothing as important as Navy, we rate him tops as a humor- ous, but swell addition to our class. Bruce Captain, A Company Matriculated '45 Editor C.Q. 1455 Camera Club 1455 O. D. 141g Commis- sioned Officers Council 1415 Manager Swimming Team 1435 D.I. 1339 J.V. football 11Jg Dramatics Club 131. In looking through the annuals of Fishburne, no one quite com- pares with Scotty. Always full of new ideas his personality displayed energy and humor day and night. We know he will have no trouble in achiev- ing his lifes desires. C lc S imc cott Y! J 194.9 Zapd I THOMAS TILDEN STUART HENRY PAGE DOUGHTON LASITTER LINDERMAN. JR. - McCAULEY Jacksonville, N. C. Baltimore, Md. A Danville, Va. Plat. Sgt. A Company Sergeant A Company Plat. Sgt. A Company Matriculated '47 Matriculated '47 Matriculated '46 Football fl, 213 Basketball fl, 213 Baseball fl, 215 Var- sity Club C1, 215 Monogram 11, 21. In the years to come Tommy will be remembered by his class for the smile that came after completing' 20 out of 30 passes against Augusta and for his cue-ball head that symbolizes an ideal friend. f'T'o'mmy Gus J.V. football C115 Varsity football C215 Basketball fl, 215 Track Cl, 215 Monogram Club fl, 21g Varsity Club 121. Here is a friend to be re- membered. Gus is a good ath- lete, who has played hard and fairly. His affable personality Will continue to bring new friends, who will be as devoted to him as were we. Mac J.V, football i215 Varsity football i313 Neatest Room 6115 kSgt.-at-Arms of Public Speaking Class C315 O.D. 131. A hardfast rebel of the North Pole or Carolina, Mac has Won with his corny jokes and al- ways smiling face a lot of buddies. A proud forty-niner he has been known always to be patching up the flaws in the mister corps. Seniord 1949 zapd 1 JAMES ARTHUR JAMES G. MCMILLAN CHARLES NOEL McKENZlE Red Springs, N. C. MANFRED New Bern, N. C. Lieutenant, A Company Coral Gables, Fla. Private, Band Matriculated '48 Baseball 111. From the good old North State comes James McKenzie, a loyal Tar Heel. Born in Virginia but bred in North Carolina, his laugh, am- bition and especially his red hair will bring back cheerful memories. Senior! Matriculated '45 Rifle team 11, 2, 3, 41: A11 Military Medalg D.I. 12, 313 O.D. 13, 415 Commissioned Officers Council 1417 Mono- gram Club 11, 2, 3, 413 Var- sity Club 12, 319 Randolph Hearst Medal 12, 313 Senior Life Saving 12, 31, Taps Staff 141. Jimmy's tales about Red Springs women will never be forgotten. uMa0nv Corporal, Band Matriculated '47 D.I. 121g Literary Society. Tales of foreign ports reached by banana boats and of moon- light nights in Florida will long keep Chuck in our memories. He was a member of the hard working .band and a friend to everyone. . Mock Chuck 1949 Uapa I 1 JAMES CLIFFORD MARK MILLARD A JOHN MARSHALL MASON MEGONIGAL MAYERS Pocomoke City, Md. Arlington, Va. Baltimore, Md. I Major, Bn. Staff First Sgt., A Company Corporal, B Company Matriculated '45 Matriculated '46 J.V. football 11, 2, 35g J.V. basketball 12, 355 O.D. 135. Whenever the name of Mego is mentioned we will always think of the boy with the many wild and fantastic tales of girls at home. Jim has' left a mark on us by his sports- manship and swell personality. Matriculated '47 Individual Drill Medal 1155 J.V. basketball 115g C.Q. staff 1255 Tennis team 11, 255 Swimming team 1253 Mono- gram Club 125. Mark known far and wide for his tales about his home state, Mary- land, is truly a great guy and swell friend. From the day he entered Fishburne his smiling countenance has been a wel- come sight. Coram L'Z'l Bob Dia,mond J'o7m Co-Editor of Taps 1455 Literary S o c i e t y President 1455 Freshman Investigating Committee 13, 45, President 145, Student council 1459 Con- duct Medals 12,355 D.I. 1255 O.D. 1459 Commissioned Of- ficers Council 145g Sophomore Class Pres. 125 Camera Club 135. John has been at Fish- burne four years during which time he has worked hard and ambitiously. His labors have brought him success, a just reward. When considering his su-ave personality and gentle- manly manner it is not un- reasonable to expect much from him in life. Seniors! 1949 gapd GEORGE THOMAS JOHN THOMAS K. JAMES EDMONDSON MILES, JR. NACHTMAN NEVIN, III Newsom, Va. Serge-ant, B Company Matriculated '46 Baseball 11, 2, 315 Manager of football team 1315 D.I. 1315 O.D. 1315 Varsity Club 131. As a member of the baseball team, Bongo gained recog- nition in the outfield. The ser- iousness and determination with which he undertakes a task will carry him far in the future. H Seniord Bethesda, Md. Lieutenant, Staff Matriculated '45 A Rifle Team 13, 415 Feature Editor of C, Q. If there were more boys in school like Jack, there would be far less for the O.D. and O.C. to worry about. Jack has cut quite a figure for himself in the Photography Club this year. All of us join in wishing him the best of everything. Bongo Shaker Heights, Ohio Lieutenant Staff Matriculated '46 J.V. football 1115 Varsity football 12, 315 J.V. basket- ball 1l, 215 Varsity basket- ball 1315 Track 11, 2, 315 President Literary Society5 Editor C.Q. 1315 Varsity Club 12, 315 Monogram Club 12, 315 Commissioned Officers Council 1315 Chemistry Medal 1215 Conduct Medal 1115 O.D. 131. Jack Big Jim 1949 541,14 VICTOR LAVVRENCE WILLIAM WILSON OLD ALBERT HENRY NUOVO Norfolk, Val POWELL, JR. Flushing, N. Y. Lieutenant, A Company Durham, N- C- Corporal, B Company Matriculated '45 Lieutenant, Band Matriculated '47 Matrciulated '45 Literary Society fl, 23. Vic is one of the boys whom we all enjoy having around. With his witty jokes, and his ability in senior math, he has won a place in our hearts which we know will never leave us. Smiley . Billy J.V. football Cl, 333 J.V. basketball f2Dg O.D. 13, 419 Track Manager f4Jg Varsity Club 1413 Commissioned Offi- cer f4Jg Business Manager of C.Q. 145. Billy, a four-year boy from Norfolk, is outstand- ing in that he visits Fairfax just about all the time. We all wish to extend to you our sin- cere wishes for a happy fu- ture. .1 A I., Good Conduct Medal fl, 275 Dr. C. C. Freed Public Speak- ing Medal f2Jg Declamation Medal: Junior Military Sci- ence Medalg Junior Scholar- ship Medalg J.V. football f3Jg Rifle team 1313 Sec. Garnet Public Speaking Classy Pres. Gold Public Speaking Class' Pres. of debating societyg Pres. of Honor Committee, Member of Freshman' Tnv sti- gating Committee, Sec. Sen- ior Class f3J. Here's to Al, a swell guy to know, Whnt's more he's made a good show, We will all remember his humor and wit. Seniord 1949 Zapd THOMAS NELSON SAUNDERS, JR. Richmond, Va. Lieutenant, B Company Matriculated '45 Freshman Investigating Com- mittee 1455 Commissioned Of- ficer 1455 O.D. 1455 D.I. 1355 Track 13, 455 Football 1455 Rifle Team 5 Cheerleader 5 Monogram Club5 Varsity Club. Nel's many friends will re- member him for his outstand- ing personality and accomp- lishments .in track. We know he will do well in later life. 6-1 Senior! WALTER WYATT C. SHORTER Franklin, Va. Lieutenant, Staff Matriculated '46 J.V. football 1155 Varsity Football 1155 Golf Team 1155 D.I. 1255 Pres. Literary So- ciety 1355 Commissioned Of- ficers Council 1355 Varsity Club 135. Whop, the long nosed gentleman from New York. with his assortment of dialects and original humor has been the continual life of the party. A jolly soul, he has been a number one from the drill field to the salami shops. MNGV, WILLIAM ROBERT SPILLERS Richmond, Va. Sergeant, Band Matriculated '46 Business Manager of Taps 1355 Vice-pres. Public Speak- ing Class 1355 Freshman In- vestigating' Committee 1355 O.D. 1355 Tennis 1355 Rifle Team 1355 Vice-pres. Cotillion Club. Bob will remain in our hearts because of his genial personality and ability to make friends with everyone. We all can remember his many tales from Richmond. Good luck to a swell friend!! Whop Bbb E 1949 Zapd A HOWARD MARTIN GENE PAUL STEDMAN RICHARD MARSHALL SPROCK, JR. Ridgely, Md. , TALBERT Charlotte, N. C. Corporal, B Co. Concord, N. C. Private A Company I Matriculated '47 Sergeant, Staff Matriculated '47 Matriculated '46 Literary Society fl, 253 J.V. Basketball 121. Brother, the long' blonde-haired boy from the heart of the Tar Heel state, is known by all for his outstanding ability to get along with other people and his many special orders. We all wish him the best of luck at N. C. State. B1 otlmfr St'ud'f Literary Society C215 D.I. f2J. Stud, a swell guy, will be remembered for his boxing ability and the way he treats those girls, rough, that is. Good luck next year Stud wherever you may be. Dickie O.D. CSD, J.V. Football C219 Baseball QZJ. Among the boys hailing' from N. C. Dixie is a stand-out. His styles of dress and hair cuts as well as his outstanding ability with the bugle have made an im- pression on us which will not Soon be forgotten. Seniord 1949 Uapd BERNARD HARRIS THORN Raleigh, N. C. Private, B Company Matriculated '48 Swimming 111, Literary So- ciety 111. Sonny left to all of the crew his wild antics on the 3rd West, his fine sense of humor, and his marvelous studying habits. Seniord EARL LOUIS TRANER, JR. Alliance, Ohio Sergeant, Band Matriculated '46 J.V. Football 11, 213 Basket- ball Asst. Manager 121, Man- ager 1319 D.I.'121g O.D. 1315 Mail! Orderly 131, Monogram Club' 131, Taps Staff 1313 Varsity Club 131. Felix will be remembered for his nick- name, flashy pajamas, wonder- ful bets, many letters, and a grand sense of humor along with his wonderful personal- ity. Sonny ROBERT JOSEPH TULL Seaford, Del. Private, Band Matriculated '48 Literary Society 111. To good fellow who thinks well of his home state, Delaware. He really likes to play his electric guitar, he says, 'but we have yet to hear him. ' l'FGZ'i1l,, - Bob l l 1949 gapd WILLIAM VICTOR VARGAS Detroit, Mich. Plat. Sgt., B Company Matriculated '46 J.V. Football 11, 21, Varsity Football C315 J.V. Basketball ll, 21: Baseball fl, 2, 31, D.I. C213 O.D. ff-31. Greasy's love for the dirt on the grid- iron and the coconut loft in the gym will not be forgotten by his friends as they hear the name Greasy. All the luck in the world to a swell friend and sport. Greasy Larry 1 LARRY DAVID WARRINGTON New Bern, N. C. Prvate, Band Matriculated '48 Rifle Team 1113 Literary So-' ciety f11. Another Carolinian who cheers the University of North Carolina onward, calls his home New Bern. Warring- ton has made quite a name for himself in his one year's stay at Fishburne through his leading of the sax section in the band. Chuck I i r CHARLES SAMUEL WESKETT ' New Bern, N. C. Lieutenant, Band Matriculated '46 Mail Orderly f2, 31, Manager Track Team C2, 31, D.I. C213 O.D. f31g Taps Staff 131. Chuck's impetuous smile and the twinkle in his eyes has quieted everyone as he an- swers, Sorry, no mail for you today. 4-Seniord 1949 gapd WILLIAM WHALEY WALTER SUTTON WOOD CHARLES BALLARD Washington, D. C. Ft. Leavenworth, Kan. ZIMMERMAN, JR. Sergeant, Staff Captain, Bn. Staff Springfield, O. Mat,-iculated '47 Matriculated '45 Private, A Company Cheerleader Cl, 235 Literary Society fl, 21. Bill will al- ways be remembered for his tall tales of his adventures in Havana. He is well known and admired for his superb danc- ing and enthusiasm as a cheer- leader for two consecutive years. Senior! J.V. Football ff-3,413 Swimming fl, 2, 3, 419 Capt. Swimming Team f4Jg Winner of Spring- er Football Award C413 Pres. of Senior Class f4Jg Pres. Co- tillion Club f4Jg D.I. C3JgO.D. f4J 3 Commissioned Officer f4lg Varsity Club 42, 3, 45. The most outstanding trait of Walt's is his knack of for- getting about his many girls. But he will always be remem- bered for his dead accuracy with a can of water. frgillrr Matriculated '48 Football fljg Track flj. Big Stoop has gained the position in the Corps of, being one of' the best liked boys in school. This is due to his wonderful personality and his keen sense of humor. He is the only boy this year to trouble the school for an extra length bed. Walt Big Swap 1949 Zapa THOMAS. DAVID SCOTT Roanoke, Va. Corporal B Company Matriculated '47 J.V. Basketball V CD5 Varsity Basketball 1215 Division In- spector 123. Tommy will long be relnembered for his ability f'o make friends and get along with kothers. He has always been ready to offer a helping hand to those who need it. We wish him all the luck in the world. usfcottyu 411-'edu L 53 HENRY CLEO MEDLIN Concord, N. C. Private, Band Matriculated '48 Literary Society. Looking back on the N. C. population in good old F.M.S., Ted is a good example of how popular you can get in one year. His excel- lent personality has burned a lasting impression in the hearts of his friends. is COL. O. G. WILLIS Senior Class Advisor Seniord I . .l ' lm- fffgfflf A ..I -1 rf Zi Q X 2 , iw -2' - 'Q' Qa.REG:, 2 QL Zfff7- . V Q.. Z' . Wm MW , Fi - , 14 - L -x X. '1 '1 X ,iff X X if X X 'S IJ .' N X 1 .. X 19 E,JJ xX 1 2 ' 5 1 ' '5 ' a 752 'TZ-' 4 Q ?'fC'-f , fl , Q lr in 1 5-w,,, .. ..- fkv 3 ,'- -4 f ' -' if-f: N 2 , .4 , ' n.. 1 ,,. v , - 2, if ...A q ' b Z .fx b 52, I gal . '33 3-1-1-5 . 'x . U N ax' Q - . - s f Q X . ,f - ' x I 7 4 ,l 1fll'l6lel'CltlJJl'l'lel'l Jul! i0l'J F. VV. Artois, President A. H. Garst, Vice-President G. E. Ambrose R. L. Anderton P. C. Augustine P. L. Barbour E. BEl'gITlZ1l'1l'1, Jr, F. Boling, Ir. D. L. Braclt D. A. Bryant I. O. Campbell, Jr. D. Cox C. I-I. Curtisg M. Feimster R. C. Forman H. D. Gleitz H. S. Goldsrrlith, Ir. I. J. Greever XV. H. Gruger, jr. VV. J. Hall R. R. Harvey C. B. C. Holt ' P. B. Honeycutt E J. S. Langrall uniord F. P. Matherson R. Mattox J. Lowenstein M. C. Lassitter, jr. 'B. L. O'Mzmsky C. T. Morrow I. C. Miller I-I. T. Miclyatte XV. S. Patterson G. R. Pate R.. F. Plaxco . E. Owen C. P. Scott E. VV. Reese T. D. Robinson G. H. Randall L. VV. Sylvester, I E. N. Steely, jr. K. S. Sheffield B. S. Shanbron C. H. Thompson H. R. Thomas A. Tellechea D. L. Taylor Cg0l7ll0l1l0l'eJ funiord A. S. Townsend ' ' S. M. Trippe D. I-I. Xveisiger E. I. Vlfeisiger T. C. Wllitalcer' M. C. Wfoods C. YN. Buttermore D. Fralces R. L. Wfebster, President VV. D. Powell, Vice Pres R. L. Andrews J. F. Baker C. F. Barrett XV. B. Birkett A. G. Bond E. G. Breeding, Jr. L. S. Capin F. Carl , F. C. Cenegy D. H. Chittnm 0ph0h10feJ 11 F1l1'llO111 D O I2l'1e1tl1o1pe A Duncwn VV XV CIIIUSS Tlltt X X fNC1'11Cll T C1111 A F11 H L Ixmclc I' Johnston T Tux T ITOw'utl1 VV I' M001 c M T1ttlep'1 C X A Tu lx Qhofcx II xollm XX P 1XIOlS Ll'1 J R foun C W' XX 113 M A XX ms: XV TI XV1l1'1ce J. '. 1' ' , .. . J. . . . 1 A. .-' , Ir. 7. LL . J' 'c ' b L. .14 '. L. . ,IL 'gula - .W 7. 'ct 4. G. J. .' fin 4. J. E ' L ' . L. A ' I. D. McLeod I. . Q .gf- A. 7. Levy . 0'0'le hub I. f7. . 'CL -. P ' gs '7. VJ. f, 'fri Q . X Q' v' I I lly'c f u n If ' y, fl. .A . llc L gfedhlnen D N Peo Tresulent C G'1rd11e1 Vue P169 T D BuLh'u1an YV C Bucldl I B DCIIICISOII 'I R Dunn W P Eclxvllcls P C Tronebexb II I IlOl1lTlO11gLl U L ohnlztou I R 0163 I' C Modesltt I P Routlel L C S'lUfO1Cl I VV'1r C XV I VVIISOII R Ix Mmtm Absent 1 r , -. ' - u 1 N C . . Q . vw Q rl l Q' . . 4 'ffer - Q- J' .J ', 7. . I 1 . . , , Y 1. . f ' ' u I x C . J. T. . e, 4 I 1 Ja , , l , u n C , I s ,Cami anal Zed lament I, Johnny Bower, do hereby will and bequeath a place in the dear old F.M.S. band to anyone who wishes to blow his brains out on a tin horn. I, Brewl' Brewster, do hereby will and bequeath my ability for using adjectives to Cadets Wfarringt-on and Capel. I, UE. IE. Brown, do hereby will and bequeath my great ability to receive letters and remain true to one girl to Chuck, my perfect .room- mate. - I, Idgit Capel, do hereby will and bequeath my Hamster Coxporation to Matheson in the hope that he does not have more than 2,000. I, Leroy Carlton, do hereby will and bequeath a set of blood hounds, one magnifying glass, and a lasso to aid any unfortunate souls, who, as D. I.'s for 236, must Suffer nervous breakdowns in finding the where- abouts of the occupants of 236. Q.lEditor's note: W'ho are usually in 238.j I, F. M. Carroll, do hereby will and bequeath to the next occupants of 144,11 window too high to climb into when wanting to get into barracks without being seen, A I, Cal Cole, do hereby will and bequeath to Chuck Isbell one book entitled HI-Iow To Kiss A Girl in hopes that he will not have so much trouble doing it in the future. I, Ed Conner, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get caught for everything I do wrong. It can truly be Said that Captain Young is one smart hombre. ' I, -Iohnnyl' Danforth, do hereby will and bequeath all my women at Fairfax Hall and the last booth at Fauber's to Biff Breeding and Carmon Barret. I, Brain Darnall, do hereby will and bequeath my fiendish ideas to Manfred, Campbell, J., and Nuovo-as if they needed them. I, Floggie Floyd, do hereby will and bequeath to Choo Choo Tuggle my ramrod so that when he becomes Cadet Major he won't have to buy a sword. I, Val Forgett, do hereby will and bequeath my set of magic sights to Captain Brown so that in years to come he may be able to get a hit in a battle. I, Jose Galvez, do hereby will and bequeath all my ranks to Alberto Tellechea. I, Bob Gardner, do hereby will and bequeath some Yankee culture to the Rebels so that they may at l-ong last have their chance for advance- ment. I, John Garrett, do hereby will and bequeath my love for doodling to Mac McKenzie and also my good luck, especially on inspection. I, Hjacki' Garst, do hereby will and bequeath room 238 to any poor sucker who Wants to start an illegal night club. I, Lee Gilbreth, do hereby will and bequeath a dictionary, a slightly used rooster, and ability to make class on time to anyone who needs them. I, jay Grossman, do hereby will and bequeath a permanent residence to all of the numerous Cadets who ffm sure will never be able to tear them-- selves away from the wonderful t-own of NVaynesboro. I, I-Ierberti' Hadley, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to gold- brick to Breeding. , I, Johnny I-Iaislip, do hereby will and bequeath to Doug Powell my position next to the bass drum in hopes he'll stay on the beat. I, Chink I-Iansen, do hereby will and bequeath room 201, which I have occupied for the last two years, to some fortunate old man, in hopes that he will not freeze to death going to the wrishroom. I, johnny Harrison, do hereby will and bequeath an ample supply of cigarettes to all those who smoke but nevef acquired the habit of buying any cigarettes. I, Tommy I-Iatcher, do hereby will and bequeath my wormy apples to rooms 348 and 349. I, john I-Iertel, do hereby will and bequeath my hands to Gardner, J., so he will have something to match his feet. I, Chuck Isbell, do hereby will and bequeath my tidy appearance and clean shaven look to Maj. Bill Artois. I, Scott Kelley, do hereby will and bequeath a set of synthetic tonsils to Capt. Ed Young in hopes he can growl at next year'5 brains on the back row. I, Tommy' Lasitter, do hereby will and bequeath some of those basketballs with that certain feeling to Forman. I, Gus Linderman, do hereby will and bequeath ten tickets to the Globe Theatre in Baltimore to my friend and roommate, Bob Spillers. I, Pagel' McCauley, do hereby will and bequeath to all the cadets in Fishburne a four day trip to Knoxville, Tennessee, in order that when they meet St. Peter Cas we know they all willj, so they can say they lived at least four days in this world. I, james McKenzie, do hereby will and bequeath upon request my water pistol and questionable spelling ability to john Garrett. Also, I leave solid geometry, period. ' I, jimmy McMillan, do hereby will and bequeath to Pin Head Kelly my ability to live down at Myrtle Beach on fifty cents a week and not bum over fifteen cigarettes a day. I, Charles', Manfred, do hereby will and bequeath my collection of lurid photographs to Bongo Miles in hopes he may gain some knowledge therefrom. I, Johnny Mason, do hereby will and bequeath my convertible to Bob Spillers. I, Markl' Mayers, do hereby will and bequeath an imaginary saw to future cadets in order that they may Saw their way through the imaginary bars that surround Fishburne. I, Curly Megonigal, do hereby will and bequeath to Skip Forman and Scotty Scott a roulette table, dice board, deck of cards, and a daily copy of the racing form so they won't get bored in the future. I, Bongo Miles, do hereby will andtbequeath to my roommates, Burr and Pat, a shotgun to protect themselves from the Indians, when they come to Newsomes QI-Ieavenj. I, jack Nachtman, do hereby will and bequeath to john Haislip my ability to cram after 3 a. m. in the morning. I, jim Nevin, do hereby will and bequeath to Colonel Willis several special cut rate boulder Crusher Sledge hammers so that next year's track team may run on cinders. I, Smiley' Nuovo, do hereby will and bequeath to Major I-Iolliday my smile so that in the future he may look upon the cadet corps with a more pleasant attitude. I, Bill Old, do hereby will and bequeath to VValt and Cal two Plymouth convertibles, in hopes that Oldsmobiles will stay out of their life forever. I, Al Powell, do hereby will and bequeath to Colonel I-Iudgins, an ideal citizeng to Major Holliday, an ideal officer and gentleman, to Captain Brown, a great orator and biologistg to Maj-or Childs and Captain Young, one genius apieceg and to the cadets, one more Hell Raiser, in hopes thateveryone will be happy. I, Nelson Saunders, do hereby will and bequeath to my roommate, johnny Mason, the ability to love and be loved at the same time by two beautiful women from Richmond. I, T. D. Scott, do hereby will and bequeath to Captain Hale 1000 gal- lons of Absorbine Jr. I, I-lose Nose Shorter, do hereby will and bequeath a pair of lead horse shoes to the next con-tender for the New England Boxing champion- ship. . I, Robert Spillers, do hereby will and bequeath to Gus Linderman my beat up Chevrolet so he can have something to take his friends in around town. I, Itchy Sprock, do hereby will and bequeath my bottle of peroxide with ammonia in it to Billy Old. I, Stud Stedman, do hereby will and bequeath to Gaucho Thomas a barbell set so he may get some muscle on that puny frame of his. I, Dickie Talbert, do hereby will and bequeath the job of bugling t-o any person who is sucker enough to take the job. I, Sonny L Thorn, dophereby will and bequeath all of my old school books to Captain Shooter. I also leave the third stoop west to all the poor misters who might be here next year. I, Felix Traner, do hereby will and bequeath to some sorry soul the mail keys along with the question you have to keep answering: No, you don't have any mail. I, Bob Tull, do hereby will and bequeath my alarm clock to my roommate, who can use it. - I, Greasy Vargas, do hereby will and bequeath to anyone who is fool enough to do it my job as official f'monkey on the decorating com- mittee. ' I, Larry VVarrington, do hereby wil'l and bequeath my ability to call crows, geese, squirrels, ducks, and hogs to Robinson so that he can be heard on all sides of the quadrangle. I, Chuck Wfeskett, do hereby will and bequeath to Captain Lang a one-year subscription to Bugs Bunny comic magazine. I, VVilliam Vifhaley, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to do a snappy Rhumba and also my position as dispenser oi cigarettes to BifI.', I, 'W'alt Wfood, do hereby will and bequeath to Capt. Gordon Lange one ferocious male chicken so he can put the rooster on his physics classes. I, Big Stoop Zimmerman, do hereby will and bequeath my Shoes Csize 1322 to the U. S. Army for use as snowshoes. I, Ted Medlin, do hereby will and bequeath all my hunting magazines to Tommy Robinson, and my ability to play a clarinet to Fred Baker. I, Bruce Hirshon, do hereby will and bequeath to Captain Dukes a certificate showing he is a Gaucho of good standing and a ten years supply of corn bread. Elle Military CAPTAIN F. NV. BIRNLEY Asst. Professor of Zvlilitcwy Science cmd Tactics Captain Birnley has been an admired friend and respected leader to every Fishburne cadet. He will long be remembered by his many friends. l LT. COLUNEL. XV. M. VAN JXNTXVERP Professoo' of Military Science cmd Tactics Col-onel Van Antwerp's sincere interest in every cadet, together with his years of mili-- tary experience, has guided the Corps to perfection in military work. Around school the Colonel is noted for his willingness to assist the corps and his friendliness with each cadet. CAPTAIN -I. A. MISSILDINE Asst. P. M. S. Kc T. Captain Missildine's popularity is strongly due to his excellent job in coaching the rifle team tlifougli another successful season. CAPTATN COLCORD CAPTAIN XV. B. SHOOTER Assistant P.M.S.62T. Assistant P.M.S.ci'cT. P1'CpZl1'Zl.tiO1'1 for the CrOVC1'11I11C11'C Iusppction. t Jfatiafion Staff First Lieutenant Adjutzmt-Sholfter Second Lieutenant Ql12l1'tCI'111HStC1 ?NCvill Second Lieutenant O1'Cl11H11CC-D2l1'1lEL11 Second Lieutenant CO1'O1'S-NHC11t111H11 Pic Color Guards-Hzlll, Thonms Sergeant Colors-Bradt Corpoml O1'dnz111ce-XV11alley, Augustine Sergeant Q2LlZll'tCI'1'I'lZLStC1'-I'Iil'S11OU Sergeant Bl1g'lC1'--rVE1lb6I E MAJOR JOHN M. MASON CfXP'l'AIN VVALTER S. NVOOD Battalion Commamler Battalion Executive If 77 ompany CAPTAIN SCOTT KELLEY Compa-1111 C'om'mmu'Zc'r v jim A'ICQ,'O11ig'Zll Fifrst S ewgecmt I,,iC1'ltEl1Zl.11t. McN'Iillzm ' , ,, Leader, First Platoon Leader, Second Platoon girdl flaioon ,xl Stall S'C1'g'62111'E Guide, Artois Sergeants, Linderman, Floyd, Weisig'e1', E. Corporzlls, Bryant, Grossmzln, O'M2u1slfy Second dvfaioon Staff Sfzrgeant Guide, Brown V Sergezlnts, Carlton, Gruger, Patterson, XV. Corporals, Heftel, Nuovo, Holt Platoon Sergeant McCauley Platoon Sergeant Lassitter, T If 77 Onlpdny ,Y -...-. . .v Y .7747 Y ...M 5r.1.ai...L.4,,, ggi: , N CAPTAIN CALVIN C. COLE Compcwfy C0'I'I1'WLCL'l'Ld67' v Lee Gilbreth Fivst Sergeruzt LieL1te11aut 1121115611 First Platoon Second Platdon x Platoon Sergeant Garst, J. Platoon Sergeant Vargas girdi Agfa toon Stall Sergeant Guide, Miles Sergeants, Plaxco, Isbell, Langrall Corporals, Stedman, Carroll, Goldsmith 'Second flaioon A Stall Sergeant Guide, Gardner Sergeants, Garst, A., Campbell, Harvey Corporals, Mayers, Scott, Harrison Ulm diana! Staff SCI'gCZ1l1'lQ Guide, rffilliffl' Corporzxl LiIJ1'Zl.!'iZL11, Nzxnfrerl SC1'g'CZ'l11tS, A111I,51'OS4C, Hoxvcr, I-liulley wmls, CQOIIUCT, Hznislip. Manfred NV. R. Spillers ' First Sergeant 1,ieutcnzmt XfVCSkC1Qt Band C0'l77,'l77.fb07.fZ8'l' Drzcm Majov gidlzburne alfma .flla fer QVVords by Capt. Down in the valley, Where the drums of War have rolled Floats our battle flag on high Garnet and Gold. Long may our banner Wave Telling of hearts so brave And men who'll ever be Fishburne, for thee. John A. Brown, 19435 . Then when the bugle Sounds our last taps and foretells Cf our comrades' hands we'll clasp ln fond farewells. And when their guidon's furled Fishburne's men march o'er the World Still in their hearts they'll hold Garnet and Gold. -, -11 ,-, T 5 '-.-,I-.11 4- wr- fi 3315, Y 1159! --121 'TT T 1 N ,.,- :sg 'fi .H 'lr ig - 4-f 'xf,g :EJ -'gf ,arg 5512 -1 r , ,f IilQ,-WEE' 1' 1 w ' w HJ -VER 1' Q lk F112 .,.,. wi, mE v -, ,, -t,AL.:5l , FJ'--f?iI:': HSM - 1 - ' -1 ,294-.I ' ' Q , r 'L-357,113 - - f'.fw.: uw- ' V. if - ,sf 1. -I--'ff - Y 4- fg:,,, - :.w- .1 , ,1 .,. l 'Q 11 9.2, J A - V yy- v I . 'Q i' 1-1' -.W , asa.: YE . ...- ,, I , I ,,,,, M X M sg, M m2,NXg,., .21 Fi. V u gh - ,V ' 1 , N Y M -H 'fdggw ww 'QQ , gaming'-' y 1 Q ' 1 5 ' . V1 l n , QE' ' 'V mf H ggi 1 ' .ma , ' v Sw W , tx ,,.--. n n I , I L1 .'-.S - Y:-7, K -vi. , I WF .. 1 ' Wifi, 'E --1' we Q - w? w w M ' f -rv' E.. J. E+' in ' in H H H HH M W v1mwffxgik,, H QE, ww ::,, H H , W, 1 J., E S. , -me ' ,, ' 'H ,, ' rf:fl: K' E www: N H1 Q mu -- ww 'gi t, ' H Yu Q dlctiuiiied Frank Plaxco, David Chlttum, Albert Powell, Chairman, john Mason, W'illiam Artois, jack Garst. Student Counci I Honor is the soul of any school. NNithout it a school degenerates into an institution of the police state variety. Wfith it cadets and faculty work together for the betterment of the school and each individual. The student council is charged with maintaining the high standards of honor of the Fishburne Cadet Corps. It is no easy task to be a member of the student council. A position on the council calls for a clear head, a judicial turn of mind, and above all an instinctive sense of fair play. Cadets on the council must be above barracks politics, above pettinessy and vindictiveness, and above favoritism. It takes moral couzage of the highest type at times to 'lender judglnents that are just, especially when friendships may be involved. Under the careful guidance of its chairman, Albert H. Powell, the student council of 1949, has accomplished its mission diligently, fairly, and admirably. Each member is deserving of a vote of thanks from the Corps for a difficult task well done. john Mason, Alfred Hansen, john Nachtinan, Albert Powell, Nelson Saunders, W'illiam Old, Wfalter l'Vood, Calvin Cole, Scott Kelly, Joseph Darnall, lflfyatt Shorter, Charles Xhfeskett, james McMillan, blames Nevin. Commiddionecf 0 ficerd I Counci! The Cadet Connnissioned Qfficers set the tone of the entire corps. A group of lazy, incompetent officers means a careless, undisciplined corps. A group of energetic, efficient officers means a fine, well disciplined corps. The cadet officers of '49 were conscientious, fair, and efficient. lt was through the hard work and the tireless efforts of these cadets that made the Fishburne Corps of 1949 one of the best in the school's his- tory. It was they who whipped the corps into shape in the Fall. lt was they who helped to maintain a very high standard of discipline in the barracks. And it was they who led the corps successfully through the GJ.. i To each of these cadets goes the gratitude of students and faculty alike for their diligence, loyalty, and efficiency. Their places will be hard to fill. Their record will serve as a challenge to the officers of '50, J4't0l'l0gl'6ll1'l The skill, fighting spirit, and matchlesg sportsinanship displayed hy these boys is a credit to the game, to their fans, and most ol all to then' school. A Iiuidion Jndpectord ' Due to the Division Inspectors the spirit oi the corps has been very high throughout the whole year. 101111 Mason Leroy Carlton Robert Spillers Co-Editor Co-Editor Business Manager me Zapd T111'o11g11 the 11z1rc1 work, 1111C1C1' their capable advisers, the TAPS staff brmgs you th15 yez1r's 21111111111 111 hopes that it will bring you 111z111y 7 hours of e11joy111e11t. 5, 1 E . if '5- I ie. First row: Bob Spillers, Earl '.11l'Z111C1', Earl Ganz, Barry S11ElI'11JI'O1'l. Second row: Leroy Carlton, 1117111121111 Artois, -101111 1V1ElSO1'1, james MCMi11z111. Stz111c1i11g: Captz1i11 Hale, EC1Wz11'C1 VVeisiger, Bob C12l,1'C1I1CI', l ' 1 wi ,': I ' w. A I ,lOSCDl1 R. lullfllflll VV, Sentt Kelly Vlfvllizxm Old C0-Editor Co-Editor Business Mcmafgeo , HC 77 To the C. staff goes the apprectizmtiou of the entire corpg fm' lmving presentezl them wlth am excellent newspaper througlmut the past year. x, Seated :-jay Grossman, james Nevin, joseph lizlruzlll, Scott Kelly, X1Villia1u Qld, Charles Mzmfrecl. i'?g.fzL11cli11g': Mark Mayers, Frank Plzmxco. MP XfVz'ilier S. XVoocl President' Bob Spillers, Vice .P1'esident, Leroy Carlton, Secretary. Coiiffion The Cotilliou Cluh'5 desire to give the corps rich and enjalyzlble enter- tainment has resulted in the presentation of mzmy delightful claiuzes tliruugliout this year. I 3 gaculty 0-lzfuiJer.4 of 661,75 Cziptziiu F B 4. . Young Captain C. M. l VVe wish to express our si11ce.eS-t g atitucle to our faculty Z1ClX-'lSCl'S for their excellent aid to the Fishburne publicativgn, Taps wenfg-give eard ence Bower-Today we see Surgeon Bower going to the operating room being trailed by a nurse carrying his hammers, saws, chisels, Screwdrivers, wrenches, and pliers for an operation. Brewster-Brewster is still going to school. Brown, E. E.-Multi-millionaire 'gsquareu with his wife and three little cubes are living in a Pittsburgh mansion and have just finished helping Leebreth write his 1,000,000th love letter. Capel-I find myself gazing at the Foreign Legion heroes, Brewster and Zimmerman, returning from their beloved overseas duty. C8I'ltOU-WC find business tycoon LeRoy Carlton, leading manufac- turer of midmte oil and all-nite lights, making carefully planned arrange- ments with an undertaker to be on time for his own funeral. Carroll-Carroll was last seen hopping a train bound for Baltimore to visit Linderman. Cole-Multi-millionaire Calvin C. Cole has just taken his VVashington Redskins to play Augusta 'lfor Fishburne. The Redskins won, 21-6. Conner-COnner's Dumping Company. Nice clean jobs for all gradu- ates. Salary 12 dollars a week and all you can eat. Danforth-Mr. Danforth has just made his tenth million by selling to Fishburne Cadets a fruit juice combination called HP. jf Darnall- One-finger Darnall, owner of 78 publications and 427 radio stations, has started his latest book, A Psychoanalysis of Captain Young. Floyd-Superintendent of Fishburne Country Club, l'Floggiel' Floyd, announced today that all military formations are optional, in addition, tele- vision sets and coke machines will be installed in every room. Forgett-That prominent inventor, Val Forgett, has finally beaten Buck Rogers in perfecting his atomic ray gun. Galvez-Mr. Galvez is a millionaire, having sold newspapers. Gardner, R.-XfVe find Tycoon Gardner and family about to take off from their Long Island mansion for a weekend in Portsmouth. Garrett-We see former Cadet Garrett slumped over his desk in his American Chemical and Equipment Co. office still trying to understand Major Childs' analytical geometry. Garst, .--Mr. Garst rominent law fer has 'ust freed his former i , 1 . , 1 roommates, who were accused of killing Leroy Carlton in room 238 after Taps. Gilbreth-XfVe find Lee Gilbreth finishing the next best seller, Tl-l1l2 VVALLS of FfSHBURNE,', a shocking story of misguided cadets. Grossman- Roughhouse Grossman, the famous bodyguard, has just stopped another attempt on the life of a famous celebrity. His next job is guarding the great card shark, Ace Conner. Hadleyflflashl Herbert Hadley has finally found the perfect method of goldbricking. Haislip-john Haislip and his band are playing at Sprock'5 Dry Dock featuring John Harrison On German vocals taught by Colonel YVylie. lilansen-Having obtained a degree in forestry, we find Nature Boy Hansen still sawing away at a redwood tree, which he started to work on just twenty-five years ago today. Harrison-Wfell known linguist, Professor John E. Harrison, after successfully mastering twenty languages, is still trying to learn German. Hatcher-The world's greatest baseball player. lrlertel-XfVe see a huge pair of hands emerging from a Pennsylvanian. Hirshon-Dr. QI-lirshon, now head surgeon at King's County, has just completed a delicate operation on his ex-roommate's face. Sam can now smile. Isbell-Admiral Chuck Isbell has just coached Navy to their twen- tieth consecutive victory over Army and is retiring to raise Little P1- geons in Texas. Kelley-lfVe find VV. S. Kelly, editor-in-chief of the world's largest publication, still tryng to sell Scotsman McMillan on the idea of a bi-annual publication in Red Springs, N. C., that is! Lasitter, T.-Coach Lasitter has just completed another successful sea- son with the state VVolfpack. The VVolfpack has won its fiftieth consecu- tive game. Linderman-VVe see GUS selling shopping bags on the corner of Baltimore and Calvert Streets in front of the Mercantile Trust Bldg. McCauley-Mr. and Mrs. P. D. McCauley have returned from New Orleans, where they saw Choo Choo, jr. lead his unstoppable Blue Team to victory in the Sugar Bowl. McKenzie-All the years have not brought the light. Wfe find Mac stil! trying to understand Newton's third law. McMillan-Vlfe see Colonel McMillan of the Confederate States of America sipping a mint julep on his plantation near Red Springs, North Carolina. Manfred- ji. Pierpont Manfred and Colonel Darnall are sitting down to their l,500,797th game of chess. ' Mason-General Mason is commanding his personal orderly, Private Saunders, to shine his boots. Mayers-The great inventor, Mark M. Mayers, Esq., Ph.D., B.S.A., D.D.T., and X.Y.Z., has finally successfully perfected a new paint, purple with square pink polka dots. Megonigal-George Vlfashington University team, coached by Curly Megonigal, has just defeated Michigan, making it the top team in the country. Miles-George Thomas Miles, jr., the peanut tycoon, has just suc- ceeded in winning the award for the world's largest peanut for the twenty-fifth consecutive year. Nachtman-john Nachtman has returned to Fishburne to 'become FlSlllJl11'I1C,S math instructor. Nevin-Doctor, lawyer, Indian chief Nevin is seen on his Montana Ranch presiding over 50,000 vagrant Indians under the leadership of Heap Big Nose Shorter and Love One Garst. Nuovo-The two great engineers, Smiley,' Nuovo and Greasy X1 argas, have just completed a bridge from San Francisco to Manila, They have been working on this project since their graduation from college. f Old-Wfilliam Old, who is the new owner of the fabulous Cavalier Beach and Cabana Club, has just finished signing john I-Iaislip's Noise Makers By Cow Hide for a two-week playing engagement. Powell. A.-Dr. Powell, celebrated man of the world, having completed an ambitious study of philosophy, is blissfully writing his revolutionary book on modern philosophy, expanding his all inclusive theory on how to attain the ideal life. Saunders-Mr. T. N. Saunders, jr. and his one love. Richmond Auto Parts, are putting Diamond', John's convertible together again after a quick trip to Richmond from Pocomoke. Scott, T.-Thomas Scott expects to be coaching New York University basketball team to an undefeated season. Shorter- Hose Nosei' Shorter is fittin, ag'in l30ngo's lnjuns with 1JOS111iCCl firewater and Salami. Spillers-NVe see NV. R. Spillers, who is now a general in the Air Corps, still saying those famous words, My boys, don't fly on Sunday. Sprock- Sprock's Dry Dock is featuring- john Haislip and his band with johnny Harrison on German vocals taught him by Colonel Wy'lie. Stedman-Stedman's cab has announced that he would be hauling the young ladies of Fairfax Hall to Fishburne as the rules of the Country Club have been relaxed by Superintendent Floyd. Talbcrt-Dick Talbert, Maharajah of Bagdad, has just been given his weight in gold for the fifth time. t1.l'Eclitoi s Note-I-le now weighs 321 lbs.j Thorn-V70 see Sonny, a goucho, riding herd on the pampas, throwing rocks at the giant Condors. Traner-lfarl Louis Felix Alfranzo Itty Bitty Nit Wiit Imbicile Traner the first, retired multi-millionaire pediatrician, is having a hard time trying to explain to his grandchildren of a bet that he made in November, 1948. Tull-lf, li, Bob Tull, were to tell you where I would be 25 years hence, you would know more than anyone else, so Fll say I'll be around. Vargas- Greasyu Vargas has just driven to Manila over the new bridge just completed by Smiley Nuovo and him. XVarrington-I look out the window of Capel and XVarrington Tex- tile Mills, Inc., and see Brewster and Zimmerman starting on their trip to the Qrient to discover the secret material of which the rope in the rope climbing trick is made. 'W'eskett-XVe find Mr. VVeskett in his spacious office calling Lee- breth and E2 to inform them that their children will grow taller if they will put fertilizer in their shoes. Xkihaley-VVm. R. 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Y 4 Jbjadkeibaff BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Flshbul ne Flshbm ne Flshbul ne Flshbul nc Flshbul ne Flshbul ne Flshburne Flshburn Flshburne I lshburne I 1shbu1 ne F1ShbUl ne Flshburne 'Home Games Randolph Macon Academy Haxgl 'lve Mlhtarx Academy Staunton M1l1ta1y Academy Massanutten Academy Woodbuxy Forest Hal gl ave Mllxtal y Academy Vu glnx-1 Episcopal School Augusta Mllltary Academy Randolph Macon Academy Staunton Mlhtary Academy Vlfglnla EplSCOpal School Augusta M1l1ta1 y Academy St Christopher s School it ik Y lk Sk wk ' - 28 - 41 ' - 33 1 ' ' g - 53 ' - 31 ' ' - 61 ' ' 1 35 505 ' - 33 - 59 ' - 46 - - - 36 ' 4 37 '- ' '. 1 ' A 54 ' 5 30 58 ' 40 57 v' 23 64 1. , 26 . , . 4 . 23 ' - 30 ' ' - 48 ' . ' ' 63 F ,tau . 1, X M v. ' Jgadkeibbzll ' Fishburne seemed' on Way to afairly successful Season until bad luck in injuries caught up with them. At mid-season Gus Linderman, returning letterman and starting center, was injured and lost for the remainder of the year. This was after the Hargrave game, which Fishburne won, and the team looked as though it would start clicking. The Caissons- also beat V.E.S. in a tight defensive tussle. Co-captain, Bob Gardner was hampered with minor injuries throughout the year. Bob, Gus, and Co-captain Tommy Lassitter were three returning lettiermen out the first five of. which the remaininq were Charlie Scott, a promising junior, Dave, Chittum, Skip Forma'nQ and Earl Ganz rotated at the fifth position. jim Nevin took over at the center slot when Linderman was hurt. GANZ CI-IITTUM FORMAN SCOTT, T. NEVIN CONNIIlx GLIETZ CARLTON Junior fljardily .gootball funior fvardiiy dgadfcetfnall 14 9 Slzarpdllooierd Fishburne'5 sharpshooters were good as usual, although they didn't compile quite as good a record as the great teams of previous years. Captain jim McMillan, Bud Gruger, Blinky Shofer, lettermen, and Bob Spillers and Al Powell, new members of the team, composed the first live. These men, aided by Bruce Hirshon, John Garret, and Thomas Hatcher, Won the majority of their matches. Setting a new precedent, this year's team had more matches away from home than on their home range. The outstanding scores of the year were fired by .lim McMillan who fired 190 out of a possible 200 and B1inky', Shofer who fired a 277 out of a possible 300 in thematch with Harrisonburg. Tommy Hatcher was high scorer in the All Military match in which Fishburne placed second. X McMILl',AN G-RUGER SHOFER Captain SPILLERS POVVELL LASSITTIQR COACH MILES C y J SI-IANBRON JARECKE I CONNER CHITTUM i Q- GANZ Randolph-Macon Academy Home Virginia Episcopal School Away Staunton Military Academy Home Randolph-Macon Academy Away Hargrave Military Academy Away Massanutten Military Academy Away Virginia Episcopal School Home Massanutten Military Academy Home Augusta Military Academy Home Randolph-Macon Academy Home St Christopher's School, Home Staunton Military Academy Home I-Iargrave Military Academy Home Augusta Military Academy Away F.M.S.,s baseball prospects, at the time of this writing, seem b-right for six lettermen are returning and a fine crop of new men -have reported for practice. Already the team has beaten V.E.S. The returning lettermen are Dave Chittum, Tommy Lassitter, Bongo Miles, Barry Shanbron, Earl Ganz and Ace Conner. These men should add experience to the new team. Coach B-ob Iarecke expects a well-rounded team ii Dave Chittum, Bongo Miles and other prospects come through on the mound. Thirteen ball games are listed on the schedule. A few of the tougher opponents Fishburne will :face are: Augusta Military Academy, Staunton Military Academy, and Randolph Macon. St. Christopher School in Richmond should also be a tough game even though Fishburne beat them 3-1 last season. All in all, F.M.S. should have a fine season. PHC Fishburnes track record in re- cent years has been excellent and Coaches VVillis and Dukes expect the boys to come through with another fine' season. The team will be built around Co-Captains Bob Gardner, half-miler, and Lee Gilbreth, a miler. Pie Garst will handle the shot put, Jim Nevin the quarter mile, Ed Conner the javelin and Nel Saunders the 100 yard dash and low hurdles. New men are being banked on to fill in the rest of the tea-ni. GARDNER Cayatain COACH WILLIS COACH DUKES GILBRETH Co-Captain GARST N EVIN SAUNDERS CONNER ' 77 727'-5, FORMAN COACH HALE GARDNER Zennid V Bob Gardner, Skip 'For- man and Leroy Carlton are expected to lead Fishburne's netmen to a successful sea- son. Mark Mayers and Jay Grossman along with some fine new prospects, should round out the team. Bob Gardner, after giving up tennis for baseball, has re- turned to the net sport. I . 1 ffm... E' ---av-We - Zi??ii?ESElaQn.. CARLTON GROSSMAN MAYERS f' I-liz? ii1'3?STfI??5'iV32 i W b f . t.-'X - ...g ,tl 95 35-5 1 ., V., ,, . A -' In f'qig ' - 1.53215 e.'. rv . 1. ., me e -, 1. p - - -. W .. LREL,- ' , Q , 4-.l, ee. . , f ..rrf'f '-'e ' if Fishburne, having completed 21 zlz -Q ep 5 ff fairly successful season, was led fee- N 'c by Captain Walt Wood, who was Q .- 'Vii G U' I high point man for the season. E7 U j , Lf- ' ' 1 - 15 The tankmen were defeated by a F ' if I A Q :iii , 1 tough Staunton team. Bouncing it . Q ,UI ' lim X 4 L .V lk Y 1 back from this defeat, the team 'f 'YERBWN' ' WOOD, Capt. GOLDSMITH beat Massanutten Military Acad- emy in a tight meet which was decided by the last event. Fish- burne lost its last contest to Randolph-Macon. E. E. Brown and Lee Gilbreth swam the fifty, Walt VVood, captain of the team, the 100, and Mark Mayers and W'illiam VVallace the 220 yard races. The bac-kstroke was done by Steve Goldsmith, and the breaststroke by Sonny Thorn, The medley consisted of Gold- smith, Thorn. and Wallace, while the relay team was made up of Mayers, Gilbreth, Brown. and Wood. Page Macauley and Peo did fine jobs in the diving de- partment. 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Ladies' and Gentlemen'5 I Lounge on the Mezzanine. 2 Air Conditioned for Wivzter and Su'mme1'! 2 wi For Your Convenience S Number Nine' Cavalier Snack Shop SODA FOUNTAIN LUNCHEONETTE SODA FOUNTAIN TOBACCO SODA FOUNTAIN SANDWICHES CANDY SANDWICHES CANDY - TOBACCO NOVELTIES CANDY - TOBACCO NOVELTIES Waye Theatre NOVELTIES Cavalier Bowling Building Cavalier Theatre Alley Building 2 Phone 9 Building Phone 45 Q Phone 131 5 Owned amd Operated by the WAYNESBORO THEATRES CORPORATION General Offices: Cavalier Theatre Building-Phone 541 5 I IIIllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllIllIllllllIIlllllllIIIIIIIIllIilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIlllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllll IIIIIIIII IllllllllllllllllHllllllllllllllVlllllllIllIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllig ill HIIUHI IilillilllliiIi!iillllililliilliillliliiIiiiilliiiliiiliiiliiiiiHiiilliHlliiiiiiiiiiiiiliillilillliililliIi111IIiI1IIiiI!IIIIllIIllIIIIIlIIIIllIIII!lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlI!IlIlIMIllIIIlIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIKIiIiHllliIIHIIlHHHIIIiIi lliiiIliIIIHHIIIIIHIIIIIIIIUHIIIHIIIIIIHIIIHIillllllllllllllllilllllll Compliments of Blue Ridge Company, Inc. W2I5VHCSi3O1'0, Virginia VICTORY MARCH The Nation Wide March of HANOVER uniformed cadets is a victory for quality! More military acade- mies have adopted HANOVER regulation military shirts than any other brand. HANOVER UNIFORM COMPANY Baltimore, Maryland M:i'nfJelIy A favorite everywhere with Hotels, Air lines, Clubs and Restaurants. ,. ii , V- A K '-C '-.. 'f '. ggiiSefiui12zif9 gg: rs. g .O . I S, if i if K L If you cannot purchase this in your home town-write us-P.O. Box J. 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Lex, 0955 F'islLbu1'i-ze Cadets Wear Our Caps MANUFACTURERS of QUALITY BROOMS for .HALF A CENTURY Catalogue cmd Price List Upon Request Our Leading Brands: Uncle Tom Inclicm Queen Eclipse Midget Puritan Pfriscrilla Pfrim UVM' 36815 Ladies Fr-iefncl ,TOPSZI Peerless Hamburg Broom Works Hamburg, Pa. Compliments of l-laney's Pharmacy Flowers School Equipment Co. 327 West Main Street Richmond, Virginia ALI. fl YT'ES Ol? SCHOOL :incl CHURCH' FURNITURE X IFIQUIPMENT Compliments of Roses 5-i0-25C Store 7IIIIIIIIHHIHHHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIUHilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll1INV!PllIIIIIIIIIIIIHHIIHIHIHUHHHHlllllllllllllllllflllllllHllllilillllllllllllllHIIHIIIHIIIIIIIIllllllllllllilllllllllllllllHlIIIIllIHIIIllIIIIlIllllllllilllllllilllllllIIIlIIIIIilIIlll!lIlllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllll HI IIII II IIIIHIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII HIIIIIIIII IIII III I I II I IIIII I I IIII IIIII I IIII IIIIIIIHIIHIIIIII I III III II IIIII III IIIHIHI II III I II I I III I I H IIII II I IIIIIIIIIIIHHHII HHI IIIII II II IIII IIII I II IIII III IIIIIIII V Shenandoah Tailoring Co., Inc. MAKERS OF MILITARY CADET SCHOOL UNIFORMS Ozzlfiliws of l7'i5fzbur11e ,7Ilz5Zim1'y School MT SI IDN EY, VI RG IN IA WAYNESBORO PUBLISHING CORPORATION K 544 West Main Street Waynesbo1'o, Virginia Publisfzers of the Waynesboro News-Virginian flfleffnoom Except Sumlay I Primer of C.Q. and Other Prize-Vifinning School Papers Opemzfors of Alwooci Studios Commercml amz! 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Bring Your Ford Home For Service! PAUL FREED, Inc. Ford Dealer KINGAN sl COMPANY Purfveyors of Fine ,Meals and Other Foods Since 1845 COMPLIMENTS OF FORT DEFIANCE MILLS FORT DEFIANCE, VIRGINIA IIIIIIIIVIIHHIH!!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII llIlII1! 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Service For Every Home Department Store PHONE 151 The Home Of.B6tt87' Values WaYneSb01'0, Vi1'ginia Waynesboro? Only Camera Store Compliments of The Foto Centre CAMERA SALES AND SERVICE Fishburne Drug Store CUSTOM PHOTO FINISHING CAMERA REPAIRS IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII II IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiI1IIIIlIIlI IIIIII III IIII IIIIIIIII IIlIIlIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIlIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIII III IlIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'II5fIII1FI'IIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I II IIII IIIII II IIIII IIII III IIIII IIII I II III IIIII I IIIIIIIIIIIIII IIII IIIIIIIII III! IIIIIIIIIIII Compliments Of CONNER'S DRUG STORE HODGE'S JEWELRY STORE 508 West Main Street Waynesboro, Virginia JEWELERS Watches, Diamonds, Silverware Shaffer Pens and Pencils jewelry and Chinaware IIIIIIIIII WAYB The Family StCLf'I0'I'Ln 1490 ON YOUR DIAL 250 WATTS FULL TIME MUTUAL BROAD CASTING SYSTEM The W'orlcl's Largest Nctwwk GREN-PAC QUALITY CANNED FOODS THE GREEN CASTLE PACKING CO. Greencastle, Perma. I I III I1 I IIIIIII II III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII III IIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII II III IIIIIIV HIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIII IIII Illl IIIIIIIII IIII I IIIII Il I I WH!! 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