Bolles School - Eagle Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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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

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