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

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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

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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

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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!