Bolles School - Eagle Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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T,-ICTICAL UFFICEIIS P.M.S. SI T. MAJOR WILLIAM H. DAVIS, B.S. University of Missouri Teachers College Instructor in Mathematics Since September, 1941 P.N.S. SI T. United States Naval Academy Instructor in Mathematics Since September, 1944 DIVISION I I. N CAPTAIN ORVILLE SNYDER Seigle Myers School Stockton Academy Head of Music Department Director of Band Tactical Officer Since September, 1938 L11 CUMDR. FRANCIS A. FORD, B.S., LL.B. mm, K -s CAPTAIN OCTAVIO S. GARCES, B.A.E. University of Florida Instructor in Spanish Coach of Swimming Team Tactical Officer Since March, 1943 Page 3 WKJ '-1 aiu . - V 71, w 9? L J, I A ' ,- If , , 1 ' A Lum... , ,W

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.JDZVIINISTRJ TION 'lho FOUNDER and the PRESIDENT of BOLLES SCHOOL Corowm. Room: M. PAINTER COLONEL PAlN'l'ER'S MESSAGE TU THE SENIORS Today at graduation you are school boys4tomorrow you will be men. Most of you will shortly enter the service of your country. You will have many experience-sm fsome pleasant--V-fsome you will want to forget,-but you should emerge as better and stronger citizens of this country of yours. You have inherited a double responsibility-the first, an immediate call to serve your country in some capacityg and, secondly, after you have returned, to assert yourselves, jointly with your fellow comrades, to see that your individual rights are not molested, and that you and all Americans, shall have the opportunity to pursue normal lives, free from regimenlation and un-American restrictions. You must defend the underlying principles which have made this a great and powerful country against all ideologists imbued with the spirit of intro- ducing foreign programs to make your country over, because they feel that what our forefathers have done is all wrong and must be changed. America has always, since its beginning, heen a great country, even during its dark- est hours. lt is our heritage and responsibility to defend courageously the ideals which have made it so. We want to live with, and to understand our neigh- bor, but not to pattern our American lives along his way of thinking and doing. Good luck and unfaltering courage in all you are faced with. ROGER M. PAINTER. lllv1sloN I Page l

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wilg mlb A-A L, D 4 'fgtlrw 1.25 5' 'GW- FACULTY MAJOR RALPH N. ANDREWS, B.S. In Ed. University of Cincinnati Head of English Dept. Chairman, Classification Committee Coach, Varsity Baseball Advisor, The Eagle and The Bugle Executive Committee Advisor, Philomathean Athletic Governing Committee Since June, 1945 MR. PAUL G. HUSTON, A.B., M.A. Princeton University lnstructor in English Since January, 1938 WILLIAM A. HOCHHEIM, A.B. Harvard University Head of Foreign Language Dept. ' Director of Athletics Athletic Governing Board Classification Committee Discipline Committee Executive Committee Advisor, Athletic Council Advisor, The Alpha Society Since September, 1938 CAPTAIN GUY SOMEIIS MITCHELL, A.B. University of Miami Certificat, Instuti de Phonetique, University of Paris Instructor in Languages Assigned to Naval Unit Director ol' Glee Club Since September, 1941 CAPTAIN FREDERICK V. JONES, A.B. i Randolph-Macon College University of Virginia Instructor in Mathematics and Mechanical Drawing Coach of Lower School Athletics Since February, 1942 DIvIsIoNI 4.5 Page 4