Bolles School - Eagle Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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SENIORS Geomag PRENTICE Busssv Birmingham, Alabama Entered September ,42g Assigned Co. Ag l'fc. '43g Cpl. 'Mg Football team '44-453 B Club '44-45g Tennis team '43-44. George was one of those fun-loving, easy-going boys who never lets anything worry him. A good football player, and better tennis player, his main pleasure in life while at Bolles was the opposite sex, with whom he was very popu- lar. He could almost always be found either in the telephone booth or waiting in line right after evening study hall. llc is now in George Washington University, endeavoring to get in as much knowledge as he can before going into the service. JAMES ARTHUR Hoomm Cocoa, Florida Entered September '4lg Assigned Bandg Sgt. '43g SfSgt. 'Mtg Bugle staff '43-'44-'-15g Editorial Board '45g Your Wewek staff '43-'44-'4-5g Editor '45g Alpha Society '44-'45g Secy-Treas. '44-'45g Editor of Alpha Review '44-,453 Eagle Editorial Board '45g llhilomathean Club '45g Vice-Pres. '45g Football team '45g B Club '45g Honor Bar '44g 2nd Lt. '45g Battalion Adjutant, assigned Staff '45g American Legion Award ,45g P. C. Jan.-June '45g Clee Club '43-'44g Secy. 'flffg Press Club '44-'45g Star Dusters '44g Senior Play. Jim has been an ardent Bolles-worker ever since he came here four years ago. He has just finished a P. G. course in preparation for the Annapolis exam. Good luck. Gonnow L. IQYLE fBa1manj llerry, Florida Entered September '43g Assigned Bandg Summer School '44g Seaman Zfe '44g Bugle-Sgt. '44g Athletic Council '45g Leader of Star Dustc-rs ,44-g Captain of Band Intramurals '44. Batman was one of the most popular members of the Band, mainly because of his conscientious work in behalf of it. He directed the Band Intramural effort, and was prominent in taking over the direction of the school orchestra, the Star Dustersf' He is in the University of Florida now and gaining for himself there the same popu- larity he enjoyed here at Bolles. JACK RALPH MILAM fflloosej Jacksonville, Florida Entered September '40g Assigned Co. Ag Cpl. '43g Sgt. '44g SfSgt. '45g Student Council '4-5g Athletic Council '45g President '45g President Senior Classg Varsity football '43-'44-'45g Captain '44-'45g Basketball team '43-'44-'45g Baseball team '43-'44-'45g B Club '43-'44-'45g President '45. Every year Bolles has a star in each of the three major sports, but this year we had that star in one person-Jack Milam! He was the best all-round fellow we have had here in some time. He was known in many parts of the state as one of the squarest ball-players officials had ever en- countered. Best of luck, Jack. DIVISION II - Page 4

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SENIOI-ES CLASS OF 1945114 Standing: KYLE, IIOOPER. Seated: BUSSEY, WELLS, MILAM, REINSTEIN Due to present world conditions and the conscription laws concerning age, these boys felt it necessary to complete their courses at Bolles before June. They took Summer School courses and were graduated from Bolles January 27, 1945. Many are now in the armed service. We wish them good luck. Dlv1sloN Il H Page 3

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SENIURS ROBERT ALEXANDER MILLS, JR. IBobbyj Jacksonville, Florida Entered January '43, Assigned Co. A3 Pfc. '43g Cpl. '44g Sgt. '44g Capt. '45g Football team '44-'45g B Club '45:, Glee Club '44-'45. One glance at Mills' record of promotions will tell you his story better than words. He liked to have fun and take it easy, but when it came to military affairs, the word was, Ask Mills about it. He was a good end on the football team and well liked by his company. He enlisted in the Army Air Corps after much preparation for the still' exams and is at present at the University of Florida where he is cramming all the knowledge prior to being called up for active duty. MAXWELL WARNOCK WELLS fMaxj Washington, D. C. Entered June '44g Summer School '44g Assigned Co. A September '44g Cpl. '44g Varsity football '45g B Club '45g Alpha Society '45g Valedictorian of '45-Ag Honor Bar '44. Max is the first boy in Bolles' history to receive the four standard merit bars and the Honor Bar in his first two months at school. His academic average was always the highest in the Senior Class, and the entire school. He was proficient enough in his company to get a promotion in only two months. Max was a very outstanding boy and Bolles is proud of him. He is in the Navy now. Best of luck, Max. IN ARMED SERVICES if PHOTOS NOT AVAILABLE FRANKLIN R. REINSTINE, JR I Remy j Jacksonville, Florida Entered September '39, Assigned Co. C Transferred Co A '4lg Football team '44-'45g B Club '44 45 All Co basket ball '44g Pfc. '42g Cpl. '43g Sgt. '43g SfSgt 44 Reiny had the reputation of being the wit of the Senior Class. There was never a moment when he could not roll a group in the aisles with his impersonations of the faculty or sharp puns. He was usually the backbone of every Stunt Nite, and somehow always had the courage to make cracks about certain faculty members in their presence much to their own enjoyment. He was an important asset to the football team, also. He plans to go to the University of Virginia. WAL'l'ER CONEY VAN WAGENEN I Van j Green Cove Springs, Florida Entered September 43g Assigned Co B S lfc Summer '44g Summer School '44g U. S. Navy December 44 Van entered in 1943 and since that time he has become a diligent worker in all that he undertook that IS, up until he was called into the Navy in December Van plans to go to V. M. I. as soon as he is discharged and take up a civil engineering course. Good luck, Van. DIVISION Il- -Page 5