Bolles School - Eagle Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1947 volume:

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THE EAGLE .Il 94 7 r 'I ARRANGEMENT OF BOOK Z aqie 7?47 FACULTY DIVISION II STUDENT BODY DIVISION III MILITARY AND NAVAL DIVISION IV ORGANIZATIONS DIVISION V ATHLETICS DIVISION VI ADVERTISEMENTS 93 4 'Z P' TIHIIE EAGLE Viixllf' FOI'2WOfd and TI'I2I'l12 FGREWGRD lt is our aim in producing This E!-XGLE To give To The STudenT Body and To The EaculTy a picTure oT The acTiviTief3 on our campus. We do mosT earnesTly hope ThaT This EAGLE will give iT5 readers an opporTuniTy To live over again many happy rnomenTs in Their liTe here when They read This annual in the TuTure, which we do sincerely wish may be mo5T properou: To all. We are proud To presenT To The STudenT Body and To The EaculTy The Year Boolq. THEME The Theme oT This EAGLE is To try and presenT a picTure oT TirsT-The EaculTy, To whom we owe so much: second'-The STudenT Body, which enables us To loolc aT ourselves as we were growing upg Thirdfelhe MiIiTary and Naval. which Tries To Teach us some sorT oT disciplineg TourTh-GrganizaTions, which gives ug a picTure oT The exTra curricular acTiviTie5 in which we parTicipaTeg TiTTh-AThleTic'-, which Teaches ue The arT oT good sporTsmanship. ThereTiore we are malcing Bolles School The picTure Theme oT our I947 Annual, and Thu: The Divisionn oT Thif, book depicT cerTain well-known places around The campuw. We hope by giving you a picTure oT Thene Things noThing has been omiTTed, because we have Tried To give you a cornpleTe record which you will he proud To recall in laTer years as The Theme oT your Alma MaTer. s 94 cz Ullllllllllll.. The Bolles School opened ils doors in January ol I933 wilh a delinile ideal and aim of providing a place for boys lo receive superior menlal, moral, and physical education as lheir righllul herilage of preparalion for college and life. ' For any school ever lo propose such an ideal, or lo mainlain successfully lhis lype of purpose, 'lhere.musl' always be a vilal. slrong moving force lhal holds lhis school wilh ils personnel of faculfy and sludenls conslantly in lhe palh lha'r leads lo lhe goal sel. ln lhe case of Bolles School lhis force was a lady who loves boys, who gave ol her lime and energy lo promole Bolles School, and who conlinually slrove lo provide all Bolles' boys wilh all the vilal lundamenlals of a complelelyiiadequale educalion. ll is because of her conlinuous inleresl in fhe School: her unfiring efforls +o fosler lhe welfare ofA'allaiBol'les' boys: and because of her conslanl devolion to her Bolles' boys, lhose of each new year and lhose of each class lhal' had gradualedp and because we know lhal she will always relain lhis alleclion for all Bolles' boys lo come, lhal we, lhe Bolles' boys of I947, gralelully dedicale lhis Annual lo- AGNES CAIN PAINTER. , FK fx 947 .f Il'IHI1E EAGLE THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE BOLLES SCHOOL Clillord G. SclmI+ziClwairman Transporfafion Lawrence M. r4rrQiqOrvzCC-Chairman Anramarive Supplies Fonfaine Le Maigrre-seas-+ary Anamey Lewls S. Andrews, Jr. Cirrus Grower Thompson S. Baker Consfrucfion Roland D. Baldwln Inveslmenls John R. Dylrers Insurance Waller H. Klee Ferlilizer Industries Roloerl H. Paul, Jr. Beverages Dr. H. Marshall Taylor Specialisl EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE REPRESENTING THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES Clifford G. Sclwullz Lawrence M. Hlrsig Malor DeWi+l E. Hoolcer UL 'N 1 5 l i7 Q-417 TIE-IIIE TEAGTLTE ' T X XECUTIVE COMMITTEE kc, ' ,-T. Y,-.wig Q 5 1 Q 1,5.......a Xi AL . xi If GI' s if A X Qi ' T 1 - li 12 1' M ,. , T, , . N. jj J A .. -2: it ., lv 5. Ea 1 9 N ,- ,, ,. ,, x N 5 From LeIT Io Riglvlz Major Bradley: 'Major Hcolcerg Mr. Schullzg Col. Ligcng Capt Marlin. Superinlendeni Mai. DeWiH' E. Hoolrer, B.S.g Syracuse Univorsilvq Since Seplember, WI9. Principal Col. Elvin S. Ligon, B.A., M.A.g Univ. of Riclnmondg Univ of Clwicaqog Head of Malliemalics Deplg Discipline Cornmifleeg Allwlelic Governing Board: Depl, of Guidance: Since Seplember, l94O. Clwirman Mr. Clifford G. Schulfz, A.B., M.B., L.L.B.g Universiiv ol lowaj Universiiy ci lvlinnesnlaq Ilsirvard Universiivy Since January, I9-'45, DIVISION ONE - PAGE I Direcfor oi Admissions Mai. Mark M. Bradley Rocliesfer Mechanics lnsfilufey Head Foofball, Baslcelball Coach Discipline Commilleeg Aflilelic Governing Board: Since June, I94I. Bursar Capr. C. Hobson Marlin: Massey Business Colleqeg I-laddoclfis Business Universifyg Business Manager: Since May, I939. 1 I P I ya J 9 if , 'r ' ,J ' M 3 fir, Mr K rx JJ IJ J J A J Commandanf and P. M. S. 81 T. Maior William H. Davis, B. S., Universify of Missouri Teachers College: Discipline Cornmilfeeg Insf. in Mafhemalicsq Tacfical Officer, Co. A , Since Seplember, I94l. Direcfor of Band Capf. Orville Snyder: Seigle Myers School, Sioclclon Academy, Head of Music Deparfmenfg Taclical Officer, Band Since Sepfember, I938, Mai. Ralph N. Andrews. B, S. in Ed. Universify of Cincinnalig Head of English Deparlmenlg llead Coach Baseball, Afhlefic Governing Com- milieeq Chairman, Classifi- cafion Commilfee, Advisor, Senior Class, Advisor, The Eagle: Edifor Alumni Bullefin Since June, I935. Mr. Paul G. Huslon, B. A., M. .1 Princefon Universifyg Advisor, Alpha Review, lnsfrucfor in English Since June, I938. upf- ADMINISTRATION FACU LTY DIVISION ONE - PAGE 2 W 1 , si P. N. S. and T. Lf. Comdr. Francis A. Ford, B. S., LL. B. Uniled Slafes Naval Academy, Inslrucfor in Malhemafics Since Seplember, I944. Direclor of Lower School Capl. W. A. Slauler, B. S., B. A., M. A.: Bowling Green Universifyg Universify of Chicago, Oberlin Conservafory of Music, lnsi, in English, Tacfical Officer, Co. E Since Sepfember, I946. Capfain Ian M. Coleman, B. S.: The Cifadelg lnsfrucfor in Chemisfryg Head of Science Deparfmenf Taclical Officer, Co. B Since June, I935. Caplain William A. Hochheim, B.A.7 Harvard Universifyg Head of Foreign Language DepI.1 Direcfor of Afhlelicsg Discipline Commilfeey Afhlefic Governing Board, Classificafion Commilfeeg Advisor, Alhlelic Council, Advisor, Alpha Sociefyq Advisor, B Club: Advisor, Your Week: Advisor, Alpha Review, Since Sepfember, I938. i s ffrfi u 4, II R 4. - Q 4 7 , Q D QI A O a I Vaino A. Nelimark, Norlhern Slale liens College: ersily of Miclwiqang :I1 Lower School elicsg lnslrucfor in wceg Inslrucfor in wemarics. 3 Seplember, ICf'4O li IQ45. lluly. ,J 'c i Ai A 'if N If jr I 'ain Ocfavio S. Garces Q., Universiiy ol :lay Coacli, Swimminq ig Advisor, Pan- rican Club, lnslrucfor Danish: Tacfical Oilirer HD., e March, I943. ain Theophilus M. ar: 1 Georqia College, iclor in Biology: icfor in Mallnemafics. Sepiember, I943. min Edward B. sion, B.D., Ed.M.g College, Harilord oqical Seminary, ard Universilyg ious Commilfeeg ificafion Commiffeeg I ol Hislory rlmenf. June, I945. 'IIIHIE EAGLE Y 'gy K? e -eff x W .ff , I fi WSI an ZF? I fx DIVISION ONE - PAGE 3 L+. ligl Ralph H. Gress, PMB., Calawba Colle-qe, University of Florida, Easl Carolina Universily, Prince-Ion Universily, I-larvard Universilyg Coaclw lnlramural lioolballg Inslruclor in Science. Sinre Seplember, I9-'12, Caplain G. Wilson Durr, BS., Easlern Kenluclry Slaleg I-lead ol Commercial Deplg Quarlermasler. Sinre Seplemlner, I9-43. Capfain Gordon Brolrenslwire B,S,, M.A,, Middlebury College, Yale Divinily Srliooly lnslruclor in Hislory Sinre Sepfember, I943. L+. Neil T. Goble, B.S., BA.: Universily of Florida, Boaclwmasfer ol Naval Unil. Sinfe February, I945. Capf. W. Harold Walker, B.A. Furman Universilyt Universily ol Virginia: Cornell Universiiyp Advisor, The Bugle? lnsiruclor in Enqlishg lnslrucior in French. Since June, I945. Capi. James G. Roy, B.A. in Ed.: Universily of Alabama, Advisor, The Buoleg Advisor, Glee Club: Advisor, Quill and Scroll: lnsiruclor in Spanish. Since Sepiember, I945. EJ phd! ,-U'f24fz-tin, Mbna mf W Capt Wallace Murray, B.S., Massachusells inslilule of Technology: Boslon Universiiy: Assisianl Principal. Since November, I945. Rev. Grover Alison, Jr., B.A., BD.: Universily of Florida: Universify of 'ihe Souihy School Chaplain. Since January, I946. ,N Q - - Y i 'III-IIIE IEAGJLJE Wig ll 94 7 .fits DIVISION ONE - PAGE 4 Capi. Emile H. Rolla, - . B.S., MA.: Y.M.C.A. Graduaie School, Tennessee Slale Universilyg Soulhweslern Universilyg Peabody lnsfilufey Vanderbili Universilyg Coach, Lower School Afhlelicsg lnslrucior in Malhemaiics. Since Seplember, I945. Capf. Alberi R. Regisfer, M.A.g Universify oi Soulh Carolina: Norih Carolina Slale College' Dulce Universifvp Insirucfor in Maflwemafics. Since Seplember, I945. Mei. Reber? Trusdell, B.A.: Norlhwesiern Universilyg Assislanl P.M.S. 81 T. lnslrucfor in English. Since December, I945. 9-fP:If?f! y.. 'A Capf. Dean W. Robinson A.B.g Alcron Universily: Keni Slafe Universilyg Georgelown College: Coach, Varsily Foolballp lnslrucior in I-lisforyg lnslruclor in Lafing lnsirucior in Public Speaking. Since April, I946. fl r- f . 7 :' f.?'Si:f' Q4 7 J w w , . X, JIJHIJE EAGLE vutly plain W. J. Sindlinger, io Slalo Universilyg lo Universilyg ul Slale Unlversilyi 'ruclor ln Enqllslw. ce Sepfember, IQ46. p+ain Jasper N. Wailes man Universllyi lruclor in Lower Sclnool bnsor, Doncinq Classes, Ce Seplember, I946, plain John M. Siopinsld I J., Coln Memorial Unlvargily' lson Universilyp ,fern Kenluclcy Slnlc scl1er's College: iverslly of Pillslnufrglvl lruclor in English: aclm Lower School wlellcs. ce November, 1946 . John M. Holmes arlermasler. ce November, l'?42, 4 4 G2 ff li f KW, MT gill if ,,,.. K . , P g ... . W. .1 A ... 'S L' if 3, ' . 'h-.' - , , P1 ' 'Z J' , . 4 Mp - h Af' W-'N iw 1-Wm '35 I' - TT ....o. oY.l. 2 J L fill L N n , - .,,f .,... ., 5 fwlisg 3 J if E If DIVISION ONE - PAGE 5 Major Cecil G. Rollins, AB., AM.: Llnfversily ol Illinois, Universily ol Parlsy lnslruclor in Mallwernafics lnslruclor in Science, Day Boy Counselor. Since Seplember, IQ46. Caplain Roger E. Simmons B.S.: Sl. Jolnns Colleqez lnslruclor Lower Sclwocl. Since Seplembor, I946. Dr. Loclxlancl V. Tyler, MD.: Srlwool Physician. Slnce Seplomber, l937. Mr. George Michel Slcward Sims: June, I946. Mrs. DeWiH' R. Searles: Housemoflwer. Since Sepfember, I937. Miss Jane Hearn, BA., B.A.L.S.: Murray Slale Teacl1er's College: Universily oi Texas: Emory Universily: Libr ' n. Sin e S Tembe, I O. M5 Helen H. Willisfon, B.S.: Simmons College: Insfruclor Junior Sclnool. Since Sepfember, I945. Mrs. Rose M. Simmons: Secre+ary, Office of Principal. Since December, I946, 'QQQ-sw '.Il'II'II1E EAGL -MQ' DIVISION ONE - PAGE 6 .r N I fx , TN , , Atl .12-M, 1, 'Q W :QF 4' 7 .e .- l i WW 14, I 1 ' ' ' WX. 2'Q,f'y,'j - r Elvin .Ligong Vi gini ermonl College: C lege: Se Iary' Maier Hoolrer. Sinc, June, I94O. Mrs. Anna V. Lewis, RN.: Emergency Hospilal 32, Shepard-Prall I-Iospilal: School Nurse. Since Seplemlaer, I94I. Mrs. Mamie S. Coleman: Dunsrnore Business Colleqe: Secfrelary lo Col, Liqon. Since Seplomber, I946. Mrs. Mari: Bradley, Secrolary Io Mai. Bradley. Since Seplerriber, I946. Sq w-.P if 1 4'-ff 5.9 - if , . Q- .f r. 'fQk, ,Q V DIVISION CNE - PAGE 7 I 2 :sf . -gk l Q 1 a A QQ xv 1 X - x 'Q 1 'T -. , ,Aff , 5 ,,.-331,-x, STUDENT HUUY f FV , ee-of. er' fee, -1 Mmsf ' Q '-QJVA I . 'LL Lv ,, . :- THE SENIOR CLASS l5I Rm-1 Kilmer McCall, R. E. Williams, M. G. Campbell Underwood ll Kenas+on Ha+fieId Sfoul Crary, E. Bowles Zimmerman Nor+h Wallrer, R. Xml FII,-1 Brown, T. While, W. King May Reclman Early Courson Prieslman, I-Iixon Jones Reid, P. Russell Colmery Drew Mills, E. J. Jrd Row Jaffe wallings Traver Amann Coulon James. Dor+ch, Walsh Byles Tyson Pearce Graham Tuclcer DIVISION TWO - PAGE I D. R. sw. Aww.. .il hw 15. 7' 4Ih Rm-w Almaguer Brasinglon Robida Brinson Barrick Johnson, R. Humphries Green Gily Tillman Rizlx Z f-.,fiLo'22 fr wanna, X 5 , C I I ee III-IIIE fIE.A.fC5fIL.QIE 1947 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS K ,Sir jJ 5 N '-If' -Aj -. N v PresicIenI' ,, E, ,S,A William H. Haffield 4 Vice-Presiden'I ..,7,.,... George Drew Secre+ary ,,...., Roberf Jones Treasurer ,rrre,., Homer Humphries Hisforian ,,.,eee. Hoke May DIVISION TWO - PAGE 2 411331 In L , , fi . me 5 , Www 'Vik ' x, fi FRANK ALMAGUER Calle I8 Esqi. A. G. Reparfo Almendares Habana, Cuba Enfered '42, Assigned Co. A, Sergeanf '46, Conducf Bar, lvlilifary Bar, Aflwlefic Bar: Pan American Club '47, B Club '46, Varsify Baseball '46, Graduafe Augusf '47. RICHARD H. AMANN IBunnyI 5I0 Florida Avenue Orlando, Florida Enfered '43, Assigned Co. B, 3f'c Peffy Officer '43, Qfc Peffy Officer '44, Clwief Pelfy Officer '47, Academic Bar, lnframural Bar: Summer Sclwool Bar, Oraduafe February '47. RICHARD HAMILTON BARRICK lDickI Jaclcsonville, Florida Enfered '43, Assigned Co. B, 3rd Class Peffy Officer '43, 2nd Class Peffy Officer '44, '45, '46, Ensign '47, Honor Bar '46, Varsify Eoof- ball '46, '47, Varsify Baseball '45, '46, '47, Sfudenf Council '46, '47, Day Boy Council '46, '47, Club '46, '47, Eagle Sfaff, Alplwa Sociefy, Nafional Aflwlefic Scholarship Sociefy, Graduafe June '47. ,fl 1 f' I RICHARD JOSEPH BOWLES IDeaconl Jacksonville, Florida Enfered '44, Assigned Co. A, Transferred Co. D, '45, Transferred Co. A, '46, Sergeanf '45, Ensign Summer School '46, Lieufenanf '47, Eagle Board '47, Bugle Sfaff, Glee Club, Dance Commiffee, Tlwe Press Club, Ouill and Scroll '47, Graduafe June '47. DIVISION TWO - PAGE 3 I ' Q . S x EDWIN JOHNSON BRASINGTON Blakely, Georgia Enlered '427 Assigned Co. C7 Transferred Co. B. '42q Transferred Co. C. '45g Zfc: Pelly Office '45: Ensign '467 Honor Barg lnlramural Bar: Senior Advisory Council '47g Bugle Shall '46, '47g Graduafe June '47. p , IH ' iw, NNJ ,xl gf! sk-Ys'L'1lx'fa WILLIAM DAVID BRINSON, JR. lDocl 'Ati 1 Baldwin, Florida i Enlered '44g Assigned Co. A3 Sergeanl '45g 2nd Lieulenanl '-467 ' Varsify Foolball '45, '467 Varsify Baslcefball '45, '47g B Club: Var- sily Baseball '47g Graduale Augusf '47. . ,J THOMAS RICHARD BROWN, JR. IT-Bonel 423 Easi Oak Sfreef V' Arcadia. Florida H Enlered '46g lnframuralsg Graduale June '47. at 5, G K- . . WILSON WYATT BYLES IJoeI FI. Pierce, Florida Enfered '43g Assigned Band: Milifary Bar: Conducl Bar: lnlra- mural Bar: Afhlelic Bar: Glee Club '43, '44g Orchesfra '44, '47g Varsily Foolball '47g Graduale June '47. ' alibi ,Q'i', ,W5 DIVISION TWO - P E 4 LQQQ' f ii Q. 1 5 0 has why, HOWARD HENRY CAMPBELL lAcel I334 Wailulru Drive Hilo, Hawaii Enfered V451 Assigned Co. B: 3fc Peffy Officer '-453 Zfc Peffy Officer '-461 Naval Bar I-467 Conducf Bar '-I-67 Olee Club '473 Oraduafe June I47. f 5 B W , ! :V .- . i Lil ,AN I g , i f at Q 4 Q . - f t WILLIAM GAITHER COLMERY lRoacl'1lA-if 1-,gif 490I Vandiveer Road A I R, it Jacksonville, Florida Enfered '-44: Assigned C. B1 2,f'c Peffy Officer '-457 Ensign '-173 Naval Bar: Conducf Bar: Academic Earp Infrarnural Barq Alpha Sociefy: Spanish Medal '45g Oraduafe June '47, -I , A ff . - v 60900 sash-as .A -,K Lg ,L fe., Enya-:luv BURT COULON, JR. lBergerl Aflanfa, Georgia Enfered 45: Assigned Co. B7 2 c Peffy Officer '46g Inframural Bar: Spanish Club: Oraduafe June'-17. ,. ,- -I 1 v F ii ,A tg:-,L , fa-Q 'I JON L. COQR5,QIsI, JR. l g A ,, 7004 Bloxheiwi Axienue Jaclcsonvillf, Florida , Enfe-red '-453 Assigned Co. B: Trfaafisferred Co. C3 3,Wc Peffy Officer i463 I c Peffy Officer '47g Honor Bar i463 Varsify Baseball 46: Press Club '467 Pan American Club '463 Oraduafe June '47. DIVISION TWO - PAGE 5 LAWRENCE EVANS CRARY, JR. IE. CJ S+uar+, Florida Enlered '43, Assigned Band, Sergeanl '45, Firsl Sergeanl '47, Honor Bar, Inlramural Bar, Chapel Warden Bar, All Co. Foolball '44, Varsily Foolball '45, '46, '47, Alpha Sociely '44, '45, '46, '47, Quill and Scroll '47, Bugle Slaff, Sludenf Alhlelic Associalion '47, Glee Club '-45, '46, '47, Graduale June '47, .-atb-f 9 5 ,Q ,lrlft-Q -x W' 'f wyvgd , W .fake sw , ' f ,, -. s ,511 CCQ' ' . 'X7 3 11 '14 'u REDMAN PITTMAN DORTCH Cenlral Macareno, Cu ba Enlered '45, Assigned Co, A, Corporal '46, Sergeanl' '47, Alhlelic Bar, Mililary Bar, Academic Bar, Pan American Club '47, Graduale Augusl '47. GEORGE FRANKLIN DREW lHoracel Live Oak, Florida Enlered '4I, Assigned Co. C, Corporal '42, Isl' Lieulenanl '43, Re-enlered January '44, Assigned Co. A, Corporal '44, Sfall Ser- geanl '45, Isl Lieulenanf IAdiuIanII '47, Alpha Sociely '44, '45, '46, 47, Bugle Slall '47, Assl. Edilor Your Week '45, '47, Edilor Bugle '46, '47, Sludenl Council '44, '47, Quill and Scroll '45, '47, Chairman of Soulheaslern Inlerscholaslic Sociely ol Journalism, Member ol Columbia Scholaslic Press Associalion, Graduale June '47, IRVINE EARLY, JR. lDocI E H' 2042 Mango Place Ml' Jacksonville, Florida I Enlered '45, Assigned Band, Conducl Bar,.Un pls, Graduafe June '47, DIVISION TWO - PAGE 6 V., -an-ess... f, FQ. I L, aiu, X JACKSON LOWERY GILY lS+orlcl Laurel, Mississippi Enlered 463 Assigned Co. B3 3ffc Pelly Ollicer '46g 2 c Pelly Ollicer '-477 Summer Scnool '-463 Graduale June '47, . U3 I faux W' Nr' W' VL' ,K u I M' 5 JI HORACE DILLON GRAHAM, JR. H28 Maplelon Road Jacksonville, Florida K ,af Enlered 467 Assigned Co. C: 3 lc Pelly Ollicer '-47g Glee Club '47g Pan American Clu 7477 Eagle Slall '-175 Sraduale June '47, 5:55 I ri I fb A HIX H. GREEN lBuclcheacll Aflanfa, Georgia lfnlered '4-43 Assigned Co. D3 Corporal MIS: Sergeanl V475 Summer Scbool Academic Bar V467 Glee Club '44-'-467 Cboir '44-'-161 Pan American Club VIS-7473 Graduale June '47. WILLIAM HILL HATFIELD lTlgerI 435 Ibfh S+ree+ Wlnler Haven, Florida Enlered V457 Assigned Co. Bi Lieulenanl '473 New Boy Award '-16: Allmlelic Bar '46p Varsily Foolball '45g Varsily Baslcelball 463 Varsily Baseball '4o3 Assislanl Coacln Baseball I477 IIB Club: Pan American Club: Senior Advisory Council: Graduale June '47, DIVISION TWO PAGE 7 D 'I Q. JOHN H. HIXON ISkippyl 4l57 Orfega Boulevard Jacksonville, Florida Enfered '4O: Assigned Co. Cp Sergeanf '43, Zfc Peffy Officer '-153 Lieufenanl '47: Aflwlefic Barg Varsify Foofball '44-'46g Varsify Baskef- ball '45-'477 B Club '45-'-475 Senior Advisory Council: Sfudenf Aflwlefic Council: Graduafe June '47. HOMER HUDSON HUMPHRIES lDewcIropl I468 Edgewood Circle Jacksonville, Florida Enfered '4Ig Assigned Co. C: Transferred Co. Ag Transferred Band '443 Privafe Isf Class '42, 3fc Peffy Officer Summer Sclwool '46, Sergeanf '467 Inframural Bar '44y Summer School Bar '467 Conducf Bar '46g Bugle Sfaff '-47: Eagle Sfaff '47, Ouill and Scroll '-173 Senior Advisory Council '46, Graduafe June '4-7. 'ffm '4QHMls'+ S- fa- 1 I J 'I ' I If , ,, in . ,f s ...- STUART JAFFE lSI'evel 525 Wesf End Avenue New York, New York Enfered '437 Assiqned Co. A7 Corporal '457 Serqeanf '-463 2,fc Peffy Officer '47g Aflwlefic Bar: Milifary Bar, Varsify Foofball '43-'473 Varsify Baskefball '43, '45-'-473 Varsify Baseball '-441 B Club '43-'-477 Sfudenf Council '47, Graduafe June '-47. DAVID H. JAMES, JR. lJessieI Enferprise, Alabama Enfered Summer '46g Naval Sforekeeper '-463 Graduafe June '47. DIVISION TWO - PAGE 8 ,Q A vw, X .. ...wap-. our gl' M-Wray, 'bf f 1 ,, an I K ,ss ww, 3, J M Qmg. . ROBERT BRADLEY JOHNSON Liallyl an Isle of Hope -'-'- ff if ! Savannah, Georgia ' Enlered '45, Assigned Co. B5 Ifc Pelly Ollicer '47g Naval Bar: lnlramural Bar: Gradualq June '47. ' e Q- fe A K n 4 ' ROBERT LESTER JONES IGoochI Orfega Terrace , Jacksonville, Florida Enlered '4-55 Assigned Co. C7 3,fc Perry Ollicer Summer School I467 I lc Pelly Ollicer '477 Dayboy Council I47, Senior Advisory Council '477 Gradu:LeVJune '47, i , I ' ' iq ' , CI . i,I I . X I-I if 'I I' 'Ii I A fp ,Cpu LA ,ull X 1ul,.X M ll 2 M N f' xv iff-I rf, ,Iv fp I -,ji , .I L R Viv, N X f I 1. X I fly, I FS. fv - , Inj, f-up Ill' pow nrff ,Aw L If I I, ' ii If III' ,xl V' I! ' ' ' '4 ' 'TX XIII f I ' ,-1 all . M ,I I, I , g PGIBERT J. KIKEIQ imongeraiy x ,lg If ,xl , I245 Belmonf 'Terrace bl X ,, Jacksonville, Florida Enlered I43I A signed Co. Ag Privale Isl Class '437 Corporal '43g Sergeanl '447 2nd Lieulenanl '4-63 Major '477 I-Ionor Bar, Sludenl Council Bar, Dislinguished Service Bar: Varsily Foolballg B Club, Sludenl Council '44-'47g Quill and Scrollg Alpha Sociely '44-'47g Spanish Clubg Assislanl Edilor Bugle '47g Graduale June I47. - -I f . I rl A ' f , Q ,J Q JAMES BENTON KING IAdmiralI r Allanfa, Georgia Enlered '45g Assigned Co. C1 2 lc Pelly Ollicer Summer School '46g Conducl Bar: Spanish Clubg Graduale Augusl '47, DIVISION TWO - PAGE 9 axeu. .LH-4 5 if 'I ROBERT ALLEN RENASTCSR :warn P. O. Box 522 Cocoa, Florida Enlered '4l: Assigned Band: Privale Isl Class '43: Corporal '44: Isl Sergeanl '45: Isl Lieulenanl '47: Eagle Board '47: Alhlelic Council '47: Dance Commillee '47: Chapel Warden '44-'46: Choir '44-'46: Siarduslers '44-'46: Graduale June '47, LUIZ CLAUDIO LEAO lLippyl 4 Cenfral Leao Ufinga , Alagoas, Brazil Enlered Summer '46: Assigned Co. C: Pan American Club '47: Glee Club '47: Graduale June '47. 'K ROBERT EDWARD Iv1cCALL lSluggerl I739 Pearl Sfreef , Jac onville, Florida Enlered '44: Assigned C D: Corporal '45: Sergeanl '-16: Isl Sergeanl '47: ChwPe+l alli r Summer '46: lvlililary Bar: Alhlelic Bar: Conducl B , arsidlbiall 4507: B Club: Pan American Club: Gradua June '47. 0 J 5? 'S fl ,dn '00 1' J f S vp UX va sp: XM GN lr U 0 45 is N C qv jbicesqfri-1 AY lsukrl, 'Xa 4 +lan+iGeorgm Eg ' : mn Co. rTrans gd Band '42: Privale Isl Q55 : C ral , Sggeanl ' ' ZSerqean+ '47: Honor Bar '46qxl gJcie'rydi4 -'47: our Weelc ' 5-'47: Alpha Review '46, I47: u Iaff-F-'4 Quill and Scroll '46, '47: Senior Advisory Council 4 , ' V ' Foolball '45, '46: B Club: Glee Club: Solid Seven: S arg ers: Pan American Club: Nafional Afhlelic Scholarship Sociely: raduale June '47, DIVISION TWO -- PAGE I0 A -qv RUSSELL MILLIS IVanI 64I4 Saphlre Drive iltwfgp, Jacksonville, Florida Enlered 453 Assigned Co. C: lfc Pelly Olllcer 475 Allwlelic Bar: Conducl Bar, Varsify Foolloall '45, '46g B Club: Graduale June '47, J-fi x. V- '4- EUGENE C. MILLS IGenel Clewision, Florida Enlered '467 Assigned Co. B3 3fc Pelly Officer '47, Color Guard, Graduale June '47, ,VV iff' L DU BOSE MURRAY IBol 2479 AI+on Road Aflanfa, Georgia ldv'- Enlered '45, Assigned Co, C, 3,fc Pelly Officer '46, Qfc Pelly Ollicer '463 Ensign '47, Varsify Foolball '45-'47, Quill and Scroll '46, '47, Senior Advisory Commilleeg Sporfs Edilor Bugle, B Club, Inframural Bari Naval Bar, Allwlelic Bar: Academic Bar, Graduale June '47, -J -I I. , 1 pg ,- X ' 4 K 'I Af M 7- , ,, DEREK v. NORTH qmaiori 266 We+hersfield Avenue Harfford, Conneclicuf Enfered 461 Assigned Co. B, Glee Club, Eagle Board, Color Bearer Quill and Scroll, Graduale June '47, DIVISION TWO - PAGE Il A, I N X I' I - sling FEI I UIHIE JEAGIL Q 4 7 x W Q.-x I :nm my Jacksonville, Florida Enfered '43: Assigned Co. B: Transferred Band '47: 3fc Pelly Officer '44: Corporal '47: Your Weelc: Graduale June '47. X Joi-IN H. PRIESTMAN uohnnyy S'I'uar'I', Florida Enfered '44: Assigned Co. A: Sergeanf '45: Transferred Co. D: Caplain '47: Varsify Foorball '45, '46: W, I-I. Davis Award:-:Eagle Board: Your Weelc: Senior Advisory Council: B Club: Quill and Scroll '47: Graduafe June '47. auf, AM- f7',,., ,6-'hw O CHARLES RAYMONDO I25 Howland Road Asheville, Norih Carolina En+ered '45: Assigned Co. D: Sergeanl '47: AI'I'1IeI'ic Bar: Ivlililary Bar: Conducl Bar: Foolball Manager '46: Graduale June '47. DIVISION TWO - PAGE I2 ROBERT LLOYD PEARCE qrfessurei 1 QP' 'FN Oh' frfw-uhm-f X-A99 Y, Y A Q' P, 4 JAMES RICHARD REDMAN IJimI Jacksonville, Florida Q - i , Y I , Perly Officer '46, 2 c Pelly Officer '46, Gr uale June '47. 'Mm eff' J' PHILIP H. REID, JR. New York, New York Enlered 45, Assigned Co. C3 3 ic Pelly Qllicer '46, Clviel Pelly Qilicer 7477 Allmlelic Bar, MB Club, Swimming Team I4-5517, Graduale June '47. JAMES VINCENT RIZK IWee Weel I8I5 Boulevard Jacksonville, Florida Enlered 453 Assigned Co. D3 Corporal '-457 Sergeanl '-463 S Sergeanl '47, lvlililary Bar, Conducl Bar: Academic Bar: Graduale June '47. JAMES ANTHONY ROBIDA ITonyI Jacksonville, Florida Enlered 433 Corporal 457 2 c Pelly Ollicer Summer 467 Sergeanl lLl'OI S Serqeanl '473 Cheerleader '44-'47, Swimming Team '44-'46, Dance Commilleep Graduaie June '47, DIVISION TWO - PAGE I3 Enlered '445 Assi ned Co C Zfc Pell Qllicer Summer '46' 3f'c g5.,..lC .was W W OWN Qysri. Jw. :ya-f s.fg..,.....Hc-.jf STMMJ-' . CHARLES H. srour irappay Harrison, Ohio . Enlered '44g Assigned Co. A3 Transferred Co. D7 Firsi Sergeanl '457 2nd Lieulenanr '47y Varsiry Foolball '45g Varsiiy Baseball '46, B Club: Alpha Socieiyq Alpha Review, Eagle Board: Senior Advisory Council: Siudeni Alhlelic Council: Quill and Scroll: Beal New Cadel' Award '44-'45: Graduaie June '47. WILLIAM McCLELLAND RUSSELL, JR. 830 bfh S+ree+ Win+er Haven, Florida Enlered '46, Assigned Co. BQ Graduale June '47, GEORGE VERNON TILLMAN lUncle T. V.j Gainesville, Florida Enlered '447 Assigned Band: Sergeani '45: Caplain Summer School '46g T,fSergean+ '47, Bugle '44-'46g Alpha Review '47g Quill and Scroll '46, '47g Glee Club '44-'47g Solid Seven, Slar Dusiersp Swim- ming Team '44-'47, Track Team '44-'467 Drum Major '45-'47y Grad- uale June '47. - LAWRENCE K. TUCKER, III Jacksonville, Florida Enlered '44: Assigned Co. Ai Summer School T45-'46g Corporal '46, sf .arnold Graduare June '47. .. 'I Q2 Win94-'fc ' f W7 J . jooadcz ' J gzuffaon 1-f DIVISION TWO - PAGE I4 wefg il i 5 ,fs-,, -5,-:.-'Rf . 7 C e?r I T A XI? 941 7 'III-IIIE EAGLE ' I J 5 lx 0 . I.' I ff y , X I gg-N? HENRY BLAIR TYSON, JR. 242 Eas+ 72nd S+ree+ New York, New York Enlered 45: Assigned Co. C: Ifc Pelly Ollucer 47: B Club: Bugle '46, 47: Quill and Scroll '46, ' 7' -Swim ing Team '46-'47: Graduale June '47. MM THOMAS CARLTON UNDERWOOD IUndueI WaucI1uIa, Florida Enlered 43: Assigned Band: Corporal 45: Sergeanl 47, Conducl Bar: Ivlililary Bar: Orville lvl. Snyder Trophy '-45: Pan American Club: Glee Club: Slarduslers: Solid Seven '-453 Graduale June '47. : RICHARD OSBORNE WALKER IPoochyI DeI'roiI', Michigan Enlered Summer 46: Naval Award Summer 46: Eagle Slall: Pan American Club: Graduale June '47. v U .-P 6 1 1 . ,K if 0 : 117 S DIVISION TWO - PAGE I5 ,P V. i i' A Ir' gn! Ai I 12, N 45 TIIEIIIE IEAGTLIE If' I 11Q47 9 ' , .fig-I i f 5If i' RF ?s ?I Fsvwskwzi I in SLE ' ' I 5, I' 7 i 9 , g rIxJjW'l F X ' WILLIAM DUNCAN WALSH IJoseyl I3I Norfh I2+I1S+ree+ , Forl' Pierce, Florida Enlered '44g Assigned Company C7 3fc Pelly Officer '44g 2, c . Pelly Officer '467 Swimming Team 46g Pan American Club '47: Graduale June '47. ROBERT I. WHEELER, JR. I563 Geraldine Drive Jacksonville, Florida Enlered '43, Assigned Co. A: Sergeanl '457 2nd Lieulenanl '47, Press Club '45, '46: Bugle Slalf '46, '-47: Cheerleader '46, '47g Summer School '45g Day Boy Council '46, '47q Graduale Augusl '47. xmfofal JG' s WILLIAM FOSTER WHITE, JR. 'LU Cocoa, Florida Enlered '4Iq Assigned Co. A: Privale Isl Class '423 Corporal '-431 Sergeanl '44: Slalf Sergeanl '453 2nd Lieulenanl '45g Caplain '47 llixeculively Varsily Foofball '44-'47g Baslcelball Manager '477 B Club: Alpha Socielyg Chapel Warden: Pan American Club: Grad- uale June '47. DIVISION TWO - PAGE I6 -pub 'f f 3.3518-.J f941l'Z 7 4f'f'll'IHIJE IEAGILIE h IIIIIIII' rw'-A wh.. QQ' gm if il I , , .gaudy 1- A . I 5 Q: ' Pew' Y 'XJJ 8 VL' - I-, ' s I7 I A ,pry MARTIN e. WILLIAMS, JR. IM. e.I ' 930 Nor+h Isl' S+ree+ Jacksonville Beach, Florida Enlerecl 43: Assigned Band: Corporal '45: Sergeanl '4o: S 'Sergeanl '46: l 'Q Pelly Officer '46 lSummerl: l-lonor Bar: lnlrarnural Bar: Summer School Bar: Varsily Basleelball '44-'46: Varsily Foolball '45: B Club: Quill and Scroll: Glee Club: Bugle Slali: Slardusiers: Graduale June '47, I vu ,. 1 THGMAS I-I. WILLINGS lThe Nosel A+lan+a, Georgia Enlered '45: Assigned Co. C: Qfe Pelly Oliicer '46: lnlrarnural Bar: Sludenr Alhlelio Council: Spanish Club: Graduale June '47, JAMES LAWRENCE ZIMMERMAN lA. K.l Durham, Nor'I'h Carolina Enfered '44, '45, '46: Varsily Baslcelball '46: Varsily Foolball '45f46: Track '45-'46: Honor Bar: B Club: Glee Club: Choir: Qraduale DIVISION rwo - PAGE I7 TIHIIE JEAGTLJE 11947 Wa I Y' 'QW H PIIIIPHEEU 0F THE EIHSS UF I947 Early on a July morning, a new Type oT ship is siTTing in The blasTing piTs, nose sTraining Towards The sky, gleaming huge and immobile in The gray Iighf oT early dawn. AT TirsT glance There is liTTle apparenT liTe moving abouT on The vasT con- creTe apron oT The piTs: The huge gianT on The launching rack sTands shimmering, dwarTed by The rocky hills circling The plain. Suddenly The efhereal sTillness is broken by an exasperaTed slamming oT The porTside enTrance locks, and ouT sTump Tillman, Colmery, and KenasTon R. These masTer Technicians have been up since long beTore dawn paying The price Tor Their abiliTy: They have been Trying To ship an obsTinaTe ieT damper, and The mulTiplying vernier and danger gauge reTused To regisTer upon TesTing. The aTomic piles were already charged, and one could almosT Teel The immeasurable power oT The uranium, conTrolled only by Tishing Trom behind a Thin shield wiTh a hand damper. This was The birTh oT The days oT The power-pile Tor deep space. IT was a raTher daring Thing ThaT The Senior Class had decided To do: Their re- union was To be held on The second TesT run oT a brand new ship heading across The Loop To Perelandra. Their ship was one oT The TirsT To use The new power-pile: on The TirsT run They had been Torced To limp back on Three Tubes because one oT The ieTs had Tlared up beyond The conTrol oT The Tission rods and had To be dropped. This Tube was sTill sTicking and giving our Technicians a liTTle Throuble: however, They had no Tear oT The Thing burning up on Them again. AT abouT six-ThirTy The TirsT comers began To sTraggle ing Coulon, May, Murray D. and Willings, beTTer known as The delegaTion Trom ATlanTa - all early because They hadn'T gone To bed yeT. SenaTors King, J, BrasingTon, Drew, and Crary E ar- rive in hasTe as They had iusT dodged a manhunTer Trom Lower Slobbovia. By seven o'clock The group has grown considerablyg The capTain has made his appearance: however, his name can'T be given aT The presenT7 iT will be all The greaT- er surprise To you when you learn who he is. BuT look! Almaguer and DorTch R have iusT emerged Trom The mono-wheel Taxi They had charTered To Take Them ouT To The piTs: Leao TloaTs down by porTable degraviTaTor Trom a ieTIiner heading Tor Brazil: Millis, I-Iixon, McCall, and JaTTe arrive in high spiriTs Trom a TriumphanT Tour of Terra, where no human eleven have been able To wiThsTand This Terrific TooTball quar- TeT which seems To have perTecTed a new sTyle oT signals-The Morse code wiTh Their opponenT's heads. Barrick leaves his women long enough To ioin his classmaTes as They sTand abouT waiTino Tor laTe arrivals. Gilv, James D, and pugilisT Underwood TIoaT in on The SouThwesT Express, To be ioined aT The edge oT The piTs by Walsh, Brown T, and Robida, all more Than ripe Tor enTerTainmenT. - The word is passed around: We raise ship in Ten minuTes , and The class swarms aboard as ieTm'en Tyson, Jones, and Byles sTarT blasTing aT one-minuTe inTervals. ForTunaTely, someone has keen enough ears To hear a rapping on The ouTer door oT The locks, above The roar oT The ieTs, and The haTch Tlies open To admiT Courson, Graham, Early, Johnson, ParTridge, Pearce, WhiTe W, and Zimmerman, who have slepT so soundly aT The WaldorT-WisTeria ThaT The eTTorTs oT Walker To awake Them have been To no avail. DIVISION TWO - PAGE I8 ff! v4f3:fiWK x v', E ,EST ,ff 1 94 ima EAGLE Il T Radarman Williams reporls a slrange crall bearing down on lhe blasling pils, and Isl Class Doorwalcher Norlh, recenlly promoled, swings lhe magic porlals wide once more lo admil Sloul, Russell, Raymondo, and Prieslman J, who are ioined by Redman as lhey head lor lhe lood. An incidenl ol nole, lhough lleeling, is lhal sighl ol Rizk and Tucker lleeing across lhe lounge wilh Navigalor lvlills If on lheir heels, who has resorled lo lorce lo prove lhal lhe boarders make more lime wilh lhe air slalion gals lhan do lhe day boys. The door is locked lor whal is lhoughl lo be lhe lasl lime, bul al lhe zero minule, lhere is a lranlic pounding wilhoul, and a panling Tiger I-Iallield is admilled: il seems he has run all lhe way lrom Winler I-laven lrying lo evade a luscious bevy ol beaulies who are lrying lo gel him lo leach lhem lhe 'liner poinls ol waler skiing wilhoul skiis. The door is slammed shul wilh a vengence, and lhe conlidenl voice ol lhe Caplain ol lhe Ship comes blalling over lhe PA syslem, All hands sel in lhe lounge. Faslen shock bells, we lake oll in lhirly seconds. Who else could il be bul Techni- color Flash Kiker, who is nervously lesling lhe conlrols ol his lirsl space-iol Slude- baker, a designers nighlmare lhal somehow gol linanced? The roar ol lhe iels rise lo a scream and lhe ship blasls oul ol lhe pils and upwards. The whine ol air lriclion in lhe earlh's almosphere dealens lhe passen- gers momenlarily, bul as lhe moon heaves inlo view on lhe slarboard guarler, big as a barn, lhere is a low whislle lhal arises in unison lrom every lip. The ship is going al a speed ol iusl under lwo lhousand miles an hour! As lhe discomlorl ol acceleralion vanishes, lhe parlicipanls lall lo lhe various amusemenls ollered lhem by lhe conveniences ol lhe ship. Several men are group- ed around lhe vizigraph, lislening inlenlly lo lhe relurns ol lhe recenl Terra elec- lion. Amid much lanlare Evans Crary Jr, is declared new Presidenl ol Terra, and lhe vizigraph hinls lhal lhe Flash is soon lo release a new inler-galaxy Sludebaker lor lesls il lhe olher models ever lurn up. A lollowing news reporl menlions as an ilem ol inleresl lhe appoinlmenl ol Supreme Courl Juslice Brasinglon, The hubbub ensuing lrom lhis unanlicipaled an- nouncemenl is abruplly shallered by lhe gyralions ol Courson in his new alomic ieep as he speeds aboul lhe inlerior ol lhe ship. Al lasl all sil down lo lhe reunion banguel. The sumpluous lare brings back memories lcomparilivel ol School dielicians, and lhe lable lalk grows sober and relleclive as lhis lillle group ol Seniors looks back on lhe years lhal have pasl. Sad? Yes, perhaps, bul only wilh lhe recalling ol lading memories and experiences shared in lhe years gone by. And, here, dear lriends, is where lhe power ol prophecy lails us. The only way we may know whal happens, whelher lhe Class relurns salely, or, indeed, any- lhing more aboul lhe lulure al all, is simply lo be lhere when il happens. DIVISION TWO - PAGE I9 X1 s W' - ee ii:- ifrmne EAGLE 11947 Ijli' I THE HISTIIITU UF THE SEITIUR ELFISS UF 1947 The embryo of The Senior Class of I947 was Tormed when AlberT Hodges TirsT wandered on To The campus oT The Bolles School in I939. ln Taking These TaTeful sTeps, Al laid The foundaTions Tor The oldesT senior class in The hisTory of The school. Following close on his heels in l94I came Redman DorTch, George Drew, John Hixon. Homer Humphries, Bob KenasTon, Hake SmiTh May, and Bill WhiTe. In l942 Wilson Byles and Ed BrasingTon joined our merry band. The class was Then beginning To Take a definiTe appearance. The year I943 saw The addiTions of Dick Barrick, Dick Bowles, Evans Crary, STeve Jaffe, Bob Kiker, Lloyd Pearce, Bill Walsh, MarTin Williams, and Van Millis. By The Time we reached our sophomore year in I944, and wiTh The addiTions of Bill Brinson, Bill Colmery, John Courson, Hix Green, Bob Jones, Bob McCall, Dubose Murray, John Priesfman, Jim Redman, Phil Reid, James Rizk, Charles STouT, George Tillman, Lawrence Tucker, and Thomas Underwood, we were TasT becoming class record breakers as Tar as numbers were concerned. IT was from The preceding freshman and sophomore classes ThaT The greaT aTh- leTic Teams oT I946 and '47 were Taken. Bob McCall began playing TooTball Tor us immediafely afTer he joined The corps in I944, and, of course, anyone familiar wiTh Florida high school aThleTics will remember The greaT Bolles TooTball Teams oT l945 and '46, in which The '47 graduaTes Took such a leading role. The championship baskeTball Teams of '45 and '46 owe a greaT deal To The class oT I947 in The person of STeve Jaffe who was a mainsTay on The Team boTh of Those years. As juniors, under The inimicable CapTain oT American English and Nafural His- Tory jdealing only wiTh weaslesj, we welcomed Irving Early, Jack Gily, Bill HaTfield, Bob Johnson, Howard Campbell, Charles Raymondo. Tony Robida, Tom Willings, Larry Zimmerman, James King, BerT Coulon, and Belknap P. Bourne. In mosT schools The juniors Tollow passively The lead of The seniors in all exTra- curricular acTiviTies: This was noT True of our junior class. Under The leadership of George Drew and a number of oTher journalisTic aspiranTs, a chapTer oT The Quill and Scroll was founded aT Bolles, and, seeking greaTer heighTs, The Conference of SouTheasTern Highschool JournalisTs was founded under The same group. This or- ganizaTion was a greaT sTep Toward TurThering higher ideals and efTiciency among highschool journaIis+s in This secTion of The counTry. The remaining members oT our Tremendous class joined us wiTh lighT hearTs and smiling faces in SepTember of I946. They include such illusTrious personaliTies as Tom Brown, Horace Graham, David James, Gene Mills, Derek NorTh, Don PaTridge, Bill Russell, Luiz Leao, and Bob Read. Through The years we, The Class oT I947, have endeavored To forward all of Those ersTwhile TradiTions which have grown To be such a parT oT Bolles, To increase The academic sTandards and To see ThaT discipline was noT encroached upon in any possible way. We have esTablished an academic average ThaT is a mark Tor The juniors, and our advancemenTs in The 'field of journalism are The envy oT every school in The souTheasT. This year we senT delegaTes To a greaT many imporTanT academic and journal- isTic convenTions, noTably ThaT of The NaTional Honor SocieTy aT Tampa, Florida and ThaT of The Columbia ScholasTic Press AssociaTion aT New York CiTy. AT The laT- Ter conference a Bolles publicaTion was presenfed wiTh iTs TirsT major nafional award when The Alpha Review , ediTed by Hoke 5miTh May, received TirsT prize among The secondary schools for publicaTions oT iTs kind. We are proud of our record aT Bolles, and, as we musT now bid our school Tare- well, we leave wiTh The juniors our record as a TargeT. To hif The bullseye would be To succeed. DIVISION TWO - PAGE 20 .ld rg., 1 ,u N - 54113764 . L Q 4 II-IIIE EAGLE all y LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Dick Barrick, do hereby will and bequealh wilh some degree ol regrel lo Sanderlord, my hold on lhe hearls ol lhose young ladies ol Jacksonville who like lheir men rugged. We, Edwin Brasinglon and George Drew, do hereby leave our combined will power lo Lewis Andrews, wilh lhe hope lhal il will sullice him when he loses his own in his nexl love allair. I, William D. Brinson, will lo Edgar, my loolball unilorm and Charles Allas book. I, Tommy Brown, do hereby leave my uncanny abilily ol gelling oul ol any and all reporls lo Tom Prieslman. I, Wilson Byles, leave my 39c razor lo whoever needs il. I, William Colmery, do hereby will my nickname, Roach , lo Krueger. l, Jon Courson, will a lilelime lounlain pen, a gross ol reporl pads and a pair ol glasses lo any Eager Beaver ollicer ol nexl year. I, Burl Coulon, do hereby leave Morehouse my Ivory complexion. I, Evans Crary, Jr., being ol weak mind and decie maled body, leave a velvel cushion lor his window seal lo lhe laziesl iunior. I, Redmond P. Dorlch, do hereby leave lo Billy Mills my abilily ol gelling demerils wilhoul being busled. I, Jack Gily, do hereby will and beguealh a lilly pound sack ol Purina growing mash which has done wonders lor Bones Coulon. l, I-Iorace Graham, do hereby will lo I'Beel Miller, lilly pounds. I, I-Iix Green, do hereby leave my nickname ol Hairy lo Bob Parker. I, Bill I-lallield, do hereby will and bequealh lo Bob Kiker a Buick. I, John I-Iixon, do hereby will my smile ol beauly. I, I-lomer I-lumphries, being ol sound mind and well lormed body, do hereby will my nickname, 'IDewdrop'I lo my successor. I, David James, do hereby leave an edilion ol Belly Crockens cook book lo lhe mid-nighl leasl hounds. I, Bobby Johnson, do hereby will my eleclric head massager lo any one who needs il. l, Roberl Jones, do hereby leave. I, Bob Kenaslon, do hereby leave my abilily lo gel away wilh murder in lhe naval class lo Guy Johnson. I, J. B. King, leave all my ex-loves back lo lhe sixlh grade lo anyone who wanls lhem. l, Roberl Kiker, do hereby will and bequealh my Sludebaker sales abilily lo Maior Andrews who may do wilh il as he sees lil. I, I-loke Smilh, do hereby leave lhe Bolles School. I, Buddy Millis, do hereby leave my abilily ol lelling sea-slories and having lhe boys enioy lhem lo Reidy Williams. l, Gene Mills, do hereby will my lillle black book ol lelephone numbers lo Alberl Busck. I, DuBose Murray, do hereby leave a saddle lor lhose who wish lo ride in comlorl on lhe week-ends. I, Derek Norlh, do hereby will palience lo the impalienl. I, Lloyd Pearce, do leave lo Woodrull my abilily lo never miss a rough house. I, James Redman, do hereby leave advanced Algebra lo Comdr. E. A. Eord. I, Philip Reed, do will lo Slrake my rare abilily lo blull my way lhrough senior English. I, T. V. Rizk, will lo Morehouse a hall used bollle ol Nighl and Day complexion cream in hopes lhal il will do more lor him lhan il did lor me. l, Tony Robida, will my barilone voice lo Cadel Marvin. I, Bill Russell, do hereby will my physics sland- ing ol I-Ienry I-Iooke lo Lieul. Gress so lhal he mighl assign il lo a member ol lhe class ol l948. I, Charles Sloul, do hereby leave my moving piclure machine lo Benbow and McLeod and may lhey spend all ol lheir Salurday nighls al Bolles. I, George Tillman, do hereby leave my balon. I, Lawrence Tucker, do hereby will lo McLaurin my melhods ol wooing, wowing, and winning lhe woelul woman. I, Blair Tyson, do hereby will McLaurin one pack ol cigarelles. I, Tommy Underwood, do hereby will and be- guealh lo Maior Andrews my abilily lo make up and produce new works in English Lileralure. I, Bill Walsh, do hereby will lo Capl. Willislon a lwelve inch disc ol Thal's Whal I Like Aboul lhe Soulhf' l, William While, do hereby leave lo Andrews, L. S. -The phone boolh nexl lo lhe wall. I, Marlin Williams, do hereby will my abilily lo drive my car upside down on loolball lrips and slill come lhrough, lo Eewell. DIVISION TWO - PAGE 2l RFQ:- Q,-f vwa '. ' Jlrsfirxssff - UIHJE JEAGJLIE I I I' 11 9 41 7 I JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS I me im-f .Ma ' zu' 'UA-'hey' Presicleni' S S S S AIber+ A. Busck Vice-Presideni' Harry Graves Secrefary Charles Van Diviere Treasurer Russell Ham DIVISION TWO - PAGE 22 1 , 2.55: . . ,,, J QAILTQA E , AJ ,EAGLE ,lhyy A . 'Ti J ,rj dv J gi '- I Y .gf :mx ., J I' S '- V ,ff If . THE -JUNIOR CLASS I J 0- , 1 kg, 0 I f-QSM en, Thomas, I-I. Jr. Andrews, Lewis S. Avis, John B. Baron, Roberl D. BIan+on,. Harold L IK! a rl BI L 352. v-:Nana Bourne, Belknap B. Braclr, Roberr W. Brown, Clifton O. Busclc, Alberl A. N mai? I Q was BLLB fr Carroll, Charles A. Childs, Alan M, Conner, Gene A. Davis, James P. DIVISION TWO -- PAGE 23 f- 'EY . r I .QW W 3 JIII-IIIE JEAGLJESI 11947 THE JUNIOR CLASS ! rl. .A m, Doss, James M. Dorich, Joh ,I Gay P. Edwards, Grady D. Jr. Ellis, Inman NI nl I ' I 4 'jziv i I ff.. I , I Q Fewell, John H. Forsler, Waller M. Franz, Harry Gary, John H. bs Y. X. xi. ff A ' 2 1 --ws-up Gonzales, Candida P. Graves, Harry Haile, Walfer K. Ham, James R, DIVISION TWO - PAGE 24 id 7 -ig-,f , A , 'l 693.211 ff 'I II-IIIE EAGLE 1 ' ' . YD THE JUNIOR CLASS I ls. Hacks, Phillip E. Hinclx, John H. Hodgas, Albm'P. ii 'QT 5? If-2+ M l -'Aw-X J, I I I I Louis B. James, Beniamin E. A s M , naw Johnson, Roberl D. Johnson, Bradley H, Kinsey, William C. Krueger, John J. -fra J sm ' McLaurin, Kinq J. Marx, James M. Mills, William F, Morehouse, Charles E, DIVISION TWO -- PAGE 25 K J 5 J . 4-ij Q' , . , ,A THE JUNIOR CLASSV gy M, My Orfiz, Jose A. Ogilvie, John M. Parlcer, Roberf L. Phillips, William L. Piclrens, Roberf W Cm Y if TL P x f g , 4,1 Q' kxgirfhwu su Presser, Edwin Priesfman, Fred T. Randall, Howard F. Reese, James R. Y , , 'S iff' , L Rufherford, Oliver H. Sanderford, Lewis J. Skaggs, Rodney L. Smifh, Guy J. 'U . Qc oivssuom Two - PAGE 26 in , tia lly T11-IIIE JEAGILJE ll 9 4 7 wax ...fgfip -W etfx-- ,f, ,M - -, .fly . , 5 X, 43' ,J P 97411 7 'IIHIIE JEAGJUE THE JUNIOR CLASS 133 'i 53 .. .,A: rmon, Ronald L. Slralre, G-odf ey F, Siripling, Howard E. Swinclal, Thomas H. Traver, Paul A Cm, 6' ' 7.5 -. if an Diviere, Charles L. Van der Luqi, Peler Vassis, William H. Warren, James M. ,Q Weaver, Harold y Wern obsfl E. Williams, Beidy A. Woodruff, Roberi R Y . I WW-fb-Av' if X. Uv -fgffw ff -P f 'A - U if if xr gill, , l 6? Nw' ' ' 1 N G' DIVISION Two - PAGE 27 I 'if Q. Q, 'N .556 4, , ,O S rv f -L- Q ,gn Xlxo TIHIIE IEACGILJE 1947 is V I 7 W 9 if ylw N 4' MN L., wi J D QU sp 0 sl A Ys Qs' Y 4 af-U S if THE SOPHOMORE CLASS 0 Jw lsl Row Bull Andrews, E. Moore Kelly N Jxai 'SN x ' .X X 2nd Row 3rd Row G de . D Ig Mann , D smes s+ P S files K ff M ln Hell ' P + M moan I s H gh N Whelslone Denison Slurlevanl While, L. 5 Y4lef Swarlwoul' as 4 ,-xx? - Sify, ,, D lh'iDN Two - PAGE za 4llwRow Mh OHg Sli KY B ny Hlx oy: Fl' ii sf. My 1 Z, 5ll1 R Bliss R Leeper William M Foley rn' 9 My k C ff y 5 9 s 9471. 'III-IIIE JEAGJLJE ,. s 7,1 .V ri V7 J . in M 1 i,,1J J' QQ F' y 1.4 , qs I K 'S N td .I 4,14 , X J, gl 4 l THE FRESHMAN CLASS 3 J s Q I ' ..v ' . .Vg .,, w V lgl Rom Pooser Macau, my Maleedy Reimer Sheppard Cham bers Penn Taylor, T. Tefreaulf Mahorner N, Q, I 2nd Row Cowan Mallory Clark Penegar Hughes, W. ScoH Gregory, H. Williams, W Crary, W. Lohman 3rd Row Rushlon Roberis Canady Afkins Roberfson Benbow Deacy Bliss, P. Walls DIVISION TWO - PAGE 29 4llw Row Borland Ball Carr Clemenfs Fisher Kasakove I 5 . III-1115 JEAGILIE 11 94 7 r V L' 5 4 , Ov K r THE LOWER SCHOOL ISI ROW Wilson Ellis, C. McClellan Murray, H. Hardin Warriner Marvin Sawyer Slye H ug hes, R. 2nd Row Jackson, Cowarl Coleman Kern Barker Frazer Bradley 'McCranie KIaI1r Crablree, E. J. 3rd Row Richardson Misclwner Jarrell Norman Marlon Warers Bowen Smillw, L. Sfraehley Carler Howard Chappell DIVISION TWO - PAGE 30 4IIw Row Capfain Waiies Capiain Simmons Balmer Sfoclrfon Presser, N. Gregory. S. Paul Dodson Gilleif Mafflmews Capiain Slaufer Mrs. Willisfcn bllw Riiw Swinlr Reid, R. Davis, Mc. Ford Tafro Harris Crablree, W f ,-Qfgiff QR,-, - Q4 7 TIIHIIE EAGLE X IJ' THE EIGHTH GRADE .V iv V H I In Colhane Permenfcr Sloan Joiner Gressel Price Walker, S. Smi+Iw, L. Hinson X I xxx Zwd Raw Hardy Merck Sfevenson Mickler Jackson, J. HaII Daniels Lovejoy Ginfer DIVISION TWO - PAGE 3I Md Iflwu Riffer Enneis Edgar Sagar Lopez Jobe Forsfer. J I Y jk alma' S . I 'III-IIIE JEAGJLJE Il Q 41 7 THE SEVENTH GRADE Isl Row Slocklon McCranie Bowen Warriner Smiilw, K. Presser, N. Davis, M. 2nd Row Wilson Wafers Dodson Norman Gregory, S. Car+er Jarrell Kern 3rd Row Richardson Baker McClellan Paul Marvin Howard Ellis, C. DIVISION TWO - PAGE 32 4II'1 Row Swinlr, J. Hardin Slye Reid, R. Murray, H Mischner 'Ei5ffi3, ,sfizf-' 94 7 'Ia n' UIJHIIE IEAXCGZILJE ww TI-IE SIXTH GRADE IFJ: N nf- I SI ROW Coleman Jackson, Bradley Barker E. Cra bfree, Klahr Zmd Huw Ta+ro Ford Cowari Morion Sawyer Crab+ree, W. H ughes, R. DIVISION TWO - PAGE 33 Jud Row SIraeI1ICy MaHI1ews Chappell GiIIe+'r Harris wil-fxw XF ' 39 ' sex, W-Erin! ufggx. KI A ITE T11-IIE EAGLE 1194 7 Will' HONOR AWARDS OF I946 ACADEMIC E. F. Filch Declamalion Award S, , Silver Medal, Junior School H , Ralph N. Andrews Gold Medal , Orville Snyder Trophy Randolph Bolles Gold Medal . Cecil R. Glass Gold Medal I E as ,, Floyd E. James Gold Medal ,, Bausch 8: Lomb Honorary Science Award William A. Hochheim Gold Medal , , Elvin S. Ligon Gold Medal , Ralph N. Andrews Jr. Gold Medal Will N. Ormond Trophy , , , , Grace Chapel Award ,,,, , Agnes C. Painler Tfophy , I Lesler Varn Trophy ,, , Richard N. Roberlson Gold Medal , ,, William Delavan Baldwin Medal , ,, Lawrence M. Hirsig Trophy , Highesl Classilicalion Award 525.00 Hoke Smilh Memorial Trophy I Gold Medal Junior School , Roger M. Painler Trophy Quinn R. Barlon Award , ,, MILITARY D. E. Hooker Awards, ,S , Silver Medal , , , V. E. Jacobs Jewelers Trophy Francis A. Ford Gold Medal D. E. Zook Memorial Trophy Alumni Associalion Sabre ...,..,.. ,..a. . Hoke Smilh May Arlhur Canaday Evans Crary Jr. Arlhur Canaday Edward P. Andrews Quinn R. Barlon Frederick H. Schullz Quinn R. Barlon Edwin Presser Frederick H. Schullz Nicholas Canaday James W. Coppedge C. Russell Henderson Edward P. Andrews Quinn R. Barlon William R. Ward William H. Hallield Carl G. Madsen, Jr. Quinn R. Barlon Thomas C. Kenaslon John K. Schulle Quinn R. Barlow Frederick H. Schullz Co. A D Cadel Caplain Nicholas Canaday Carol Mickler Hugh Grainger Charles Myron Worlhley C. Russell Henderson Beverley Wilkes Hirsig DIVISION TWO - PAGE 34 MHIHXH Y -Xxfrefgkf 'E J? - - 9417? TIHUE JEAGILJE l J' lp 1 , , J I A lf J ,gf V UV! J ,L 'l. . Q1 .f ff MA THE BATTALION COMMANDER 1 E l CADET MAJOR ROBERT J. KIKER Jacksonville, Florida DIVISION THREE - PAGE I -R5 X I' as T11-IIIE JEAGILJE 11 94 7 I Xi THE BATTALION STAFF bu, wah if' .,- Cadei Firsl LI. Cadef Major Cadei Capt George F. Drew Roberf J. Kilmer William F. Wlwife Live Oak, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla, Cocoa. Fla. Bailalion Sponsor Slalf Sponsor Miss Ann Warren Miss Barbara Maier Jacksonville, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. DIVISION THREE - PAGE 2 .4r 9471 TIHIIE EAGLE , .U N . LJ Q5 THE COMMISSIONED OFFICERS fsm. , We V5 - A'-'--' -X uv ,, W L Leff +0 right Brinson, Bowles, Andrews, L., S'rou+, Kenasfon, Priesrman, J., Busck Kiker, Whi+e, Drew, Htivxjaffield, Brasing+on, Barrick, Colmery. ft ' ,lwi-4 WE' DIVISION THREE - PAGE 3 fxs. - -l' ' . TF IME EAGLE 11 947 vim INTRODUCING THE MILITARY UNIT The Bolles Milifary UniT ranks in The Top TiTTh in The SouTh-EasT, and by iTs splendid records on GovernmenT lnspecTions in years pasT, is hop- ing To be ROTC soon. l The lvliliTary UniT is ouTTiTTed by The governmenT and among iTs equipmenT are riTles, TenTs, Training Tilms, pamphleTs, and charTs. Also The uniT has a well provisioned armory and ample TaciliTies Tor pracTical worlc. The record esTablished as a 55C school in The pasT years is hard To beaT and The cadeTs Tollowing in our TooTsTeps will have a high mark To surpass. To The MiliTary Companies The School wishes To say Well Done and To commend The TaculTy advisors, The oTTicers, and The cadeTs Tor Their wholehearTed cooperaTion in making This year one oT The besT in The hisTory oT The Bolles Milifary UniT. DIVISION THREE -- PAGE 4 . 76 .5524-fa WJ, ,G x, All A 'III-IIIE IEAGJLJE MILITARY ROSTER COMPANY A COMPANY D COMPANY Almaguer Andrews, E. Balmer Benbow Andrews, L. Blanco Bliss, R. Burlrhaller Bowen Borland Buller Bradley Bowles Carr Carler Brinson Clemenls Chappel Bull Conner Collin Busclc Daniels Coleman Casado Doss Collrane Clark Gallinar Cowarl Crary, W. Gary Crablree, J. Dills Green Crablree, W. Dismore Gressel Daley Dorlch, R. Hellier Davis, McK. Dyal Hunlley Dodson Enneis James, B. Doran Ginler Kelly Ellis, C. Gonzalez Krall Ford Gregory, H. Kramer Forsler, J. Graves Marlin Gillell Haile McCall, Ray. Gregory, W. Hall T Mccall, Robl. Hardin ' dl Ham Mahan Harris Hughes, W. Mann Howard Kasalcove Moore Hughes, R. Kay Newlon Jaclcson, E. Kinsey O'Hagan, J. Jaclxson, J. Leeper O'Hagan, T. Jarrell McLaurin Parlridge Jobe McLeod Permenler, l. Joiner Maleady Permenler, J. Kern Miclxler Permenler, M Klahr Mills, W. Phillips Loveioy Morehouse Pickens McClellan Myriclz Presser, E. McCr.3nie Orliz Price 'Marvin Robida Prieslman, J. Merck Sanchez Raymondo Mallhews Schulle Reimer Migchner Scoll Rizlc Marlon Sheehan Rushlon Murray, H. Slcaggs Solomon Norman Snyder Smilh, G. Paul Slolxes Sloul Reid, R, Slripling Taylor, T. Richardson Sullles Telreaull RiHer Swindal Vassis Sager Taylor, E. Velazco Sawyer Tuclrer Walls Slye Wallrer, H. Whelslone Srnilh, R, Weaver Wilder Slevenson Williams, G. Wernflroll Williams, R. While, L, Williams, W. DIVISION THREE - PAGE 5 COMPANY Sullon Sloclrlon Slraehley Swinlz, C. Talro Walker, J. Walers Wilson Woods Wheeler, D BAND Brown, C. Byles Canaday Crary, E. Davis, J. S. Deacy Early Edgar E lConl.I rill lnslrucfor Foresler, W. Hardy Hinson Hodges Humphries Janer Johnson, G. Kenaslon Langley Lopez May Pearce Pooser Presser, N. Reese Roberlson Rulherlord Sheppard Sloan Smilh, K. Teale Tillman U nderwood Warren Williams, M. Woodruff J 1 A4-Clin ..,.c!l,b5-1 mf, TIHIIE JEAGILJE 11 Q 4 iz Firsl Plafoon Commander Second L+. Richard J. Bowles Second Plaloon Commander Second L+. William D. Brinson Firsf Serqeanf Reidy A. Williams, Jr. wx, 'I' ax 94 11-IIIE JEAGILJE , 1 Company Commander Cadel Caplain John H. Priesfman Sluarl, Fla. Fifsl Plaloon Commander Seco LI. Charles H. Sfouf S ond PIGIOOII COnIfndmdeV ' ond Lf. Lewis S. Andrews Firsl Serqeanl John H. Gary 5 -I D II : R J K J . ,Vg I I I 11- o-A4'..l Company Sponsor Miss Peggy Jo Harrell Jacksonville, Fla. DIVISION THREE - PAGE 7 J' ,is ,Aim 'IIHIIE EAGL 947 -amwuq' W 54 Company Commander Cadef Firsf Lieufenanf Rober+ A. Kenasfon Cocoa, Fla. ra ry, Jr. .--VM ,nf M 'MIII9oL07Ti, B LZA N D Company Sponsor Miss Helen HaI'FieIc.I Winfcr Haven, Fla. DIVISION THREE - PAGE 8 ,J fs' -J f ffrfffr f yqf i' W V W V V if 4 7 'll'1I'iIE EAGLE M ,YV FHM iliqirn n Cwrnnmndur Junior L+. Henry A. McClellan, Jr. Second Pifxtmm Cnrnrvmridm Junior L+. J. Sievens Walker Fira? 5s:r'c4ief1rif Jack Joiner Company Commander Cade? Junior Capiain Kennefh Merck Jacicsonviilc, Fla. PN' I ' -may 'iftfifi'-gg i. - Y A ',Q,N' Wiki V,Nl ,, in ,M '1 A ' ,. A J. . , '- N ,.31wv 5, L A . L' , fr 1.1333 ff-sf? AMF' -J g1.fSM?ir'p6w Xs,?f fi .Q M ,aw 9? 'Wi W5 's-Q A ,- Company Sponsor Miss Elizabe+h Rush Jacicsonvilic, Fla. DIVISION THREE - PAGE 9 C GSR ff I MII2'E'qfi I - UIIHUE EAGLE ll Q 4 7 f ,' Hr yr- Y NON MISSIONED OFFICERS Qgvinffp-gl! I:irs'r row, I.eI'r Io riqhf: Graves, Robida, Williams, M., Tillman, Byles, Williams, R., McCall, R. E., Crary, Gary, Rizk, May. Second row: Haile, Weaver, Andrews, E., Moore, Green, Humphries, Underwood, Presser, E., Swindal, Reese. James. Sfripling, Almaguer. Third row: Kelly, Bull, Kraff, Snyder, Brown, C., While, L., Bliss, P., Pearce, Davis, J. S., Whefslone. Fourlh row: Mann, Hellier, Dorlch, Mills, W., Phillips, Permen'I'er, M., Sfokes, SuHIes, O'Hagan, J. , A fl- , V sfo JUNIOR NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS Eirsf row. Leif Io righiz Richardson, Swinlc, C., McClellan, Capt W. A. Slaufer, Murray, H., Hardin, Reid, R. Second row: Crabfree, W., Slocldon, Walers, Baker, Presser, N. DIVISION THREE - PAGE I0 ,f FK ' MN :if Cf . ' , . SI L- --- 94 7 III ' 'III-IIIE JEAGJLIE ,I Y X MILITARY TACTICAL OFFICERS Ram. 'M J.. W ga g, Seeded, IeI+ Io right Capt W. S. Murray, Capt O. M. Snyder, Capt O. S. Garces Mai. W. H. Davis. SIandIng: Mai. R. W. Trusdell, Capt I. M. Coleman. DIVISION THREE - PAGE II f I . ffi - - -. .-.. 'IIIHIIE JEAGJLJE W I 11947 'MPX 3 A -Q iw' ,, ' Q 'JE' . . - bilflkz - .nn ADJ W , I. Relaxing wilh Ihe boys. 3. Fron+ and Cen+er. 6. Snyc.Ier's Song Smi+I1s. 9. Noise Boys. 2. Marching Along. 4. Guerillo. 7. Big Wheels. I0. Perfeciion. 5. DuI1I1! 8. Eyes Right. DIVISION THREE - PAGE I2 -7-sx,, 9 -11 7 ff III-IIIE JEAGILIE mir INTRODUCING THE NAVAL UNIT The Naval Companies were firsf made an Honor Naval Unif in Ocf- ober, I94I. Since fhen if has risen in presfige unfil now if is Icnown fhrough- ouf fhe Soufh for ifs efficienf naval program. To fhe Naval Unif fhis year have been assigned five Chief Peffy Of- ficers from fhe regular navy, who, wifh 'rhe help of fhe faculfy ad- visors, have furned fhe unif info and even more upcoming organizafion. Among fhe courses sfudied are: Seamanship, Navigafion, Communica- fions, Naval Hisfory, efc.: all fhese being necessary fo qualify for The Honor School rafing. The Naval Inspecfion proved safisfacfory and fhe Unif is looking 'for- ward fo being NROTC nexf year. The fine showing of fhe Naval Unif in parades and in fhe Naval Inspecfion was highly commendable and, on behalf of fhe Bolles School, we wish fo congrafulafe cadefs, officers, and faculfy advisers on fheir fine performances fhroughouf fh year. DIVISION THREE -- PAGE I3 COMPANY Avis Baron Barrick Blanlon Bliss, P. Brack Branlley Brown, T. Brundick Campbell Colmery Coulon Duguid Edwards Ellis. l. Fisher Gily Goode Hanks Haifield Hoolen Johnson, F. Johnson. R. Jones, G. Jones, H. Jones, H. B. Krueger Lohman Mahorner Mallory Marx 'Mills, E. Norlh Ogilvie Parker Penegar Penn Prieslman, F. Randall Roberfs Russell Sluarl Slurlevanf Van der Lugl Van Diviere Walker, R. III-IIIE IEAGILIE w i III Y NAVAL ROSTER DIVISION THREE .- PAGE I4 11947 E--ef ! I EC., pf i - K N .ip V,-l.k H I YI I. P 35 X 1' - B COMPANY C Allen i Afkins 7 Ball Bourne '! Brasingfon Carroll Chambers Childs Coffey Courson Cowan Crosby Davis, J. P. Dowling Durrance Fewell Foley Forlunas Franz Graham Hicks Hinck Hixon Hughes, N. Jaffe James, D. Johnson, H. B. Killinger King Leao McDaniel Miller Millis Murray, D. Norris Phifer Read, R. L. Redman Reid. P. Rush Sanderford Sigmon Sfaup Slrake Swink, W. Traver Tyson Walsh Willings f 'E I 'V Q V Ivw FIrsI I3IaImrIn Cmmmamdfr ENSIGN RICHARD BARRICK Second pIQImj:r1 Curmw1rwJwv ENSIGN WILLIAM COLMERY, JR. CIIIIJI IDQIW CII?-wr' RICHARD AIVIANN C Company Commander Caduf Lievmonanf WILLIAM H. HATFIELD WinIuw' Huvcm, FIa. O M P A N Y 2 B Company Sponsor MISS PEGGIE POITRAS Wlr1Iu1 IIuvI:r1, Fm. by 'X I 8 'I 'Q DIVISION THREE - PAGE I5 ...ef- ' .lf 4 I i X -. x 4 V Rl X Zi-fan Q, III-IIIE EAGLE I ll 94 7 Company Commander Cndei licuIonanI JOHN H. HIXON JuCIssonviIIo, FI41. FirsI PIaIoon Commander ENSIGN DUBOSE MURRAY D. Second PIaIoon Commander ENSIGN EDWIN BRASINGTON Chief PeI'fy Officer PHILLIP REID Company Sponsor MISS WINIFRED HARDAGE Jacksonville, Fia. DIVISION THREE - PAGE I6 invilr f. 'ES' '-ijif' R fr Q 411 'Z T11-IIIE EAGLE Hiijll' I-,?.f 0' RJ NAVAL PETTY OFFICERS f' of 'Z' MY' ' ' John n R B Braclx Reid P Amann Zimmerman Jones R Slralce Firsi ww, wi iw rmwi: Tyson, so , . ,, , , ., , , , . , Brundiclr. Serruvid row: Van Divere, Campbell, Redman, Hincli, Ellis, Randall, Blanfon, Hicks, Coulon, King, Gily. Third ww: Bourne, Courson, Baron, Swinlc, W., Ogilvie, Krueger, Swarfwouf, McDaniel, Franz, Willings. DIVISION THREE - PAGE I7 W 'I-sgiiwf' - 'IIIHIIE JEAGILJE 1947 NAVAL TACTICAL OFFICERS ,- fx .I SeaIed Ieff Ir: riqhi: LIeuI. N. T. GobIe, Lieuf. Comdr. F, A. Ford, Lieuf. IJGI R. H. Gress. Sfandinq: Chief Signalman T. J. Wheeler, Chief Boa+wain's Ma+e O. J. Tuck, Chief Quarfermasfer G. R. Hedrick. DIVISION THREE - PAGE I8 . F' 4475. - f 81-'ily 41 7 III-IIIE JEAGJLJE 4. X I. Chaos 2. Adriff 3. The Slip 4. Scenery I 3 5. Cas+Ing Off 9. Overhaul Job 6. Aggregnion IO. High Tide 7. The Dock Gang II. Ahoy There 8. Peacefulness I2. Desolaie DIVISION THREE - PAGE I9 B N 14 I 1 I F 'I UQEANIZMIUNE . fx FF -V., ' C mexv Q4 7 '?'i 'f511'II-IIIE EAGLE ' ffifiivr' INTRODUCING STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS AT BOLLES As Ihe size oI The schooI has enIarqecI, Ihe number oI sfudenlr orqanizahons in Ihe EAGLE has incroawod. Each yoar has Qhown a growIh in 'Ihc various phases oi uchooI IiIo in Iho scholaslic, aIhIoIic, pro:.1,, muyical, and f,ociaI orqanizoIionL,. The diIIeronI organizafions oI Iho schooI are named boIow in Iho ordor of Ihoir founding aI Bolles. Eagle Sfaff Bugle Sfaff B CIub Sfudeni Council Glee Club S+uden'r A+I1IeI'ic Council Alpha Socie+y Your Week S+aH Day Boy Council Alpha Review Board QuiII AncI ScroII Pan American CIub 1 s f ml-IIJE JEAGILIE Q? 119-417 M safe 9 I Xe qgkasfbotb agp f 34' ,- 6 LZ '7 THE EAGLE SIQKFF CY if SeaTed: Reese: Busck: Andrews, E.: McCall, R. E.: Gary: Graham: Mann. STanding: Walker, R.: McDaniel: James, B.: Bourne: Humphries: Barrick. In The above picTure will be 'lound The workhorses ol The EAGLE. WiThouT The consc:ienTious eTTorTs oT This group, The publicaTion ol The EAGLE would be an impossible Task. They do mosT oT The wriTe-ups, checking, copy work, and The million- and-one oTher Things ThaT go inTo The making up oT a good annual. The Eagle STaTT is composed oT The cadeTs from The Senior, Junior, Sophomore, and Freshman Classes who are eager To see Their work in prinT, and who are anxious To make The Bolles Annual a Truly represenTaTive pidurc of The enTire life and hisfory ol Iho Cade! Corps al Bollcs. DIVISION FOUR - PAGE I Y, - rr' - s 9 4 II-II IE IIE AGLE - , iiw . I fly NWP THE BUGLE ST E' Q is ,Lf fl? 1 Q, Sealed, Iell lo riqhl: Crary, E.: Kilmer: Brasinglong Drew, Murray, D., Andrews, L., McDaniel. Slandinq, lell lo riqhl: Capl. Roy, Wernilcollg Andrews, E., Reese, Williams, M., Humphries: Busclcg Wheeler, Sanderlord, Slralceg Baron, Bowles, R., Alamaguerg Capl. Walker. In lhe piclure above are lhe boys who do all ol lhe worlc in pulling oul lhe Cadel's monlhly paper, The Bugle. Everylhing lrom lhe brain lo lhe press is done by lhis group, however, lhe prinling is done by an oulside concern. In lhe cenler ol lhe lable is sealed lhe edilor, George Drew, and around him his assislanls and lealure vvrilers. Grouped in lhe rear are lound lhe reporlers lhemselves. Al each end are lound lhe esleemed lacully advisors, Caplain Roy and Caplain Walker. ll is lheir duly lo supervise lhe work done by cadels, bul il is nol lheir policy lo inlerlere wilh lheir inlefrprelalion ol lhe news. DIVISION FOUR -- PAGE 2 x f H NX III-IIJE JEAGIL Q 4 7 . :W 'aj 'Il' ' 9 if THE B CLUB QW' 3.644403 VW? Sealed: Jaffe: McCall, R. E.: Kiker: Hixon: Haffield: Sanderford: Capt Hochheim. 2nd Row: Williams, M.: Priesiman, J.: Barrick: Murray, H.: Traver: S+ou+: Gregory: Brinson: Morehouse: Williams, R.: Zimmerman. 3rd Row: Gary: Allcn: S+rake: Tyson: Crary, E.: Reese: Reid, P.: Alamaguer: Durrance. 4+h Row: Byles: Busclc: May: Casaclo: Millis: Whiie, W.: Moore: Kinsey. The above organizalion is 'rhe aihlelic IeHermen's club. Membership is confined Io Ihe cadels who have won a major Ielier in any of Ihe four major sporis -- Ioolball, baslcelball, baseball, or swimming. Throughoui The year ihis group sponsored dances, a Iaculiy baskelball game for The sluclenl body, and many a laugh ai iniliaiion lime. DIVISION FOUR -- PAGE 3 A we , 'I' Q 'xv' 7-Q, r 2bX,, 941 7 UIII-IIIE IEAGIIQE wir I 3- lQ 'ri-IE STGIDENT COUNCIL .N-fjivvfj Seaied, Leif Io rigniz Graves: Kiker, Presidenig Maior Hooker, FacuII'y Advisor, Drew, Vice-President Barrick, Secreiary-Treasurer. Sfanding, Leif Io rigniz Williams, R.: Andrews, S., Busckg Jaffe. Noi in piduro: KiHinger, J. Noi Io be overlooked as one oi 'Ihe mosi irnporIanI organizaiions In 'II'1e school is +I-me Srudenf CouncII. Through II 'IIwe wishes of The Cadei Corps are presenied Io II'1e Ifxecuiive Cornmiiiee. Candidaies for Ibis group are nominafed by Hue various cIasses and Iiwe CounciI iIseII is elecfed by ine srudenf body, Boarders are represenied by Ihre-e seniors, Iwo Iuniors, and Iwo sophomores. Day Cadefs eIecI one senior and one Cadei 'Irorn 'I'IIe combined Iunior and sophomore Clase. As II can be seen, Cadeis on II1e council represeni a cross seciion of Ihe Cadef Corps, and II'Ieir Iob consisis oi adinq as fnediaior beiween II'we execurive de-parimeni and Ihe sfudenfs. DIVISION FOUR - PAGE 4 f I THE GLEE CLUB 2 QI Kneeling: Davis, J. P.: Kinsey: Durrance: laf pianol James. Slandingz Ha+field: Sanderforcl: Ham: Norlh: Zimmerman: While: Carroll: Barrick: Reese: Crary, E.: Penegar: Hinck: Green: Andrews: Sfurfevanf: Phifer: May: SuHIes: Baron: Woodruff: Bowles: Benbow: Dor+cI1: Slrake: Enneis:Campbell: Price: Williams, M.: Taylor, E.: Dowling: Orfiz: U.nderwood: Gonzalez: Capf. Roy. An organizalion whose acliviries have become well lcnown al Bolles is Ihe Glee Club. II owes ils success 'Io ils leader, Capl. James G. Roy, whose broad knowledge of music has served so many so well. I-Iighlighling Ihe aclivilies ol Ihe Glee Club Ihis year was The magnilicenl Can- dlelighl Service during which Jrhe singers presenled a group of Chrislmas carols and songs. As il can be seen by Ihe above piclure, Ihis group enjoys a greal degree ol popularily. This is one ol rhe hardesl working groups al Bolles and il deserves our earnesl supporl, DIVISION FOUR - PAGE 5 f F' . 5 T W 9417 TII-IIIE JEAGJLJE Till? Qi THE ATHLETTC COUNCIL 5 Sealed: STouTg Hixong Capt Hochheimg Van Diviere. Slaridiiwgz Kenasfon, R.: Hailey Willings. The AThIeTie Council was Tormecl aT Belles seven years ago lor The purpose oT Toslrering and improving The varsiTy and inTramural aThIeTics. The members oT This ergnniznlion are seven in number: The Direelror oT AThleTies, The presidenT oT The D Club, and one member eleded Tram each oT The Tiye major companies. The dulies oT Thie, orgnnizaTion are To aeproye yar5iTy leTTers Tor Those who have earned Them, To soIeeT The 'all company! Teams Tor The maior inTramural sporlrs, and To plan a well-rounded schedule oT various aThleIiCfs Tor The enTire year. This group algo encourages parTieipaTion in some Torm of aThleTics each day. The Tiye members eleelred Trom The maior companies are in charge oT ThaT companys aThleTie program Tor The year. IT is Their iob To see ThaT There are enough parTiCioanTs in all oT The aThleTies Ter The year. DIVISION FOUR -- PAGE 6 Vi A 'VW QS G . 44.51 my THE ALPHA SOCIETY U Sealed: Sloulg Drew, Secrelaryg May, Presidenlg Capt Hochheim, Facully Advisor, Crary, E., Vice-Presiclenlg Reese, Treasurer, Kilcer, His+orian. Slanding: Williams, R., Barrick: Presser, E., Jamcs, B., Colmeryg Van Diviereg While, W. These are The boys who are considered The iibrainsw ol 'Ihe school. Only Cadels wilh al leasl an 88 average in all of 'Their subiecls 'lor live conseculive monlhs are allowed Io enler The sociely. Being a chapfer of 'Ihe Nalional Honor Sociely also makes il necessary lor members Io show delinile qualilies ol honor, leadership, ser- vice, and inlegrily. The Alpha Sociely Publicalions Commillee puls oul The weekly bullelin, Your Week , and The semifannual 'iAlpha Review - Iasl year a winner ol Columbia Press Assoczialion secondary award. The Alpha Sociely is also represenled by Cadel Reese who is Vice-Presidenl of lhe Slale organizalion ol 'lhe Nalional l-lonor Sociely. The member's versalilily in gelling in on almosl everylhing has made il possible for 'rhe 'iAlpha-boysu lo run lhe Alpha Emporium al every home elhle-lic conlesl. DIVISION FOUR -- PAGE 7 ..,fA F fx xv, 947ix?lI,b: '1l'II-IIIIE JEAGJLTE VIII' .J 91 YOUR WEEK STAFF The mosT puncTuaI pubIicaTion in The school is The Your WeeI1 , a weekly buIleTin published by The Alpha SocieTy PubIiCaTions Come miTTee. In IT a cadeT may see The weekly guard rosTer, hall assign- menTs, and announcemenTs. As yeT a Monday has noT passed ThaT The Your WeeIc has noT come ouT in one Torm or anoTher aT some Time during The day. No oTher Bolles pubIicaTion can make ThaT sTaTemenTI -eTT To righT: Tillman: Pearce: May: PriesTman, J.: James, B.: Capii ' 'Iochheim, FacuITy Advisor: Van Diviere. In an endeavor To meeT The :ry Tor reoogniTion oT The many wiTh genuine wriTing abiIiTy, The Alpha SocieTy, in addiTion To iTs many oTher acTiviTies, underTooI4 The Taslc oT publishing a liTerary magazine, The Alpha Review, Only aTTer long hours oT conf sTanT and diligenT eTTorT, which were puT inTo The assembling and arranging oT maTeriaI, was The Tie nal producT available. The hours required in publishing This maga- zine were given Treely Trom The spare Time oT Those who also par- TicipaTed in oTher curricular ac- TiviTies. Q2 is iff ALPHA REVIEW egg If LeTT To righT: Mr. HusTon: CIemenTs: May: Tillman: James, B.: CapT Hochheim. DIVISION FOUR - PAGE 8 IN' Il nz: is 1 ill.-IHIIE JEJAKS-1. 9 III DAY BOY COUNCIL 'fl Sealed: Jones, R. L.: Mai. Rollins: Wheeler. Slanding: Barrick: Rizlc. AI lhe suggeslion ol Col. Painler lhe Day Boy Council was lormed in I944. The purpose ol This organizalioh is lo beller condilions in lhe locker room and on Ihe buses. Today lour cadels conslilule lhis group which is under lhe able leadership of Mai. Rollins, who has done an oulslanding job in making improvemenls and keeping order. Through lheir bi-monlhly nneelings and discussions, more and more improvemenls are made. This group is nol only an assel lo lhe day Iooys bul lo lhe school as a whole. DIVISION FOUR - PAGE 9 9:-41 7 'III-IIIE IEAGILIE Iildlilf J. ,S fx 7' sf if THE SENIOR ADVISORY COUNCIL X, Sealrrrl IIPTT Io riqhllz T-iumphriesg Drewg I-Iaffielclg Mayg Jones, R. L. STandinq Ile-TT To rioIhTl: Brasing+ong Pries+man, J.g Colmeryg Hixong Murray, D.: STouT. The Senior Advisory Council is composed OT The Tiye elecTed OTTicers oT The senior Class: The president The viCeApresidenT, The seCreTary, The Treasurer, and The hif,Torian. These live oTTifers and The Tacully advisor, lvlaior Andrews, Then sele-QT Tiye addiTional members Trom The senior class aT large To assisT Them On The Council. This qroub is The governing body oT The senior Class. IT is The duTy OT This council To seT up The proieds, and To plan The various aCTiviTies oT The class, such as The Tea dances ThaT are held several Times a year 'Tor The Seniors. BeTore any plans laid down by The board are acted upon, They are passed by The class. DIVISION FOUR - PAGE I0 I Zlfgxigsg i .. HIJHIIE JEAGILJE I f ll Q 4 7 K ,Q S 1 x I' OUILL AND SCROLL ,ffafy d 53-ui Sealed: Kiker: Williams: James, E.: Drew: May: Crary, E.: Van Diviorc: Andrews, L. Slandingz Tyson: Reese: Busck: NorI'h: Tillman: Prieslman, J.: S'rou+: Bowles: Werni-' g Icoff: Kenaslon. Lasl year, Ihrough Ihe unlailing ellorls ol Caplain James G. Roy, was Iounded Ihe Bolles Chapler of Ihe Quill and Scroll. In Hs ranlcs are 'lound all Ihose prominenl in any ol 'Ihe 'Iour school publicalions, and The purpose of Ihe group is Io losrer iournalism among all Iiaclions ol 'Ihe school. This spring a group 'Irom this organizalion are going 'Io Tampa Io a convenlion of Ihe Quill and Scroll, and II' is expecled Ihal many new suggeslions will be broughl back Io Bolles 'Io aid Iurfher the ellorls of 'Ihose who parlicipale in ils adivilies. DIVISION FOUR - PAGE I I K F. -Pffie, 1 f 4-fig-- ,.,,,,w . 9741l7 iI,i,,,7.rTT1I1IrIIIE n5 E s 'I -ifiif r R 4 ii my ' GI, , if Xi QI ff lil? Q I :J X THEPANAMERICANCLUB I I Firsl row: Casado, Or+iz, Almaguer, Velazco, Lopez, Walker, R., Graham. Second row: Kay, King, McCall, R., Ivlillis, Phillips, Permenler, M., Allen, Kiker. Third row: Mann, Wernilcoffg Leao, Swink, W., While, W., Willings, Hicks, Moore. Allhouqh Ihiv iociely is comparalively new, The Pan American Club has flourished in The shorl lime Ihal il has heen in operalion, Ialcing IIS place among olher well eslahliehed and recognized inslifulionn al Bolles. I This, organizaiion wab Iounded Through The Iailhlul and unlailing ellorls ol Caplain Qarcee and Caplain Roy ol Ihe Spanish deparlmenl 'lor The honor Spanish viudenls. Since iff, 'Founding numerous meelings have been held during which The group was Icepf bugy planning aclivities and learning aboul Ihe lilie, cusloms, and legends ol Ihe Spanish Qpealcing counlries, This led Io a beller underzlanding befween The American and Lalin American cadels. DIVISION FOUR - PAGE I2 5 i 3 Q Q 3 E 2 5 K mwuw 94 'I X ! TTI-IIE EAGLE THE BIG THREE from Is-II Io Riqlw.: Ivlaior Ivlarlx Crndfcy, Caplain Dean Robinson, Caplain William Hoclwheim. ATHLETIC STAFF From IQII Io Riqlwl: Maior Ralph Andrews, Caplain Dean Robinson, Capfain William Hochheim Major Marlr Bradley, Capfain Vaino Nelimarlz, Caplain Ocfavio Garces. Top Row Le-II Io Riqhf Caplain John Sfopinskl, Major Roberi Trusdell, Caplain Emile Rolh, Caplain Ian Coleman. DIVISION FIVE - PAGE I fb I L iv S S 'III-IIIE JEAGJL 947 U, . limi MI O L A HONOR THLETES ' f ,. I I 1 .. E3 5 Q . in : ,F '- f f STEVE JAFFE AII-Conference Back, Honor Menfion All-Sfafe Sieve was really a 'iine baclc in spile of his size. He was one ol ihe 'iinesi passers in 'Ihe slafe, besides being a swell line backer. Bul his fine spirii alone would poinl him oul on a Ieam. wwf Q1 ' 4 A Q - I Tiff swf I - . ,g-itiifi-pci i . .jgqg jr Q g y I Y-i.'li--sgfl ' I in ' REIDY WILLIAMS AII-Conference Cenfer Reidy was anofher of Ihose small men who could really gel in Ihere and fight Reidy has anofher yeari Io play and' we are all hoping if will be All-Slafe nexf f -f . ' fw- W 1 SKIPPY HIXON All-Conference Bnslreiball Slcippy was one of Ihe besi baslceiball players Belles has ever had. His play- ing on Ihe defense was equally as good as offense, which made him high poini man on The ieam. BILL WHITE All-Siafe Tackle Bill was Iruly an All-S+a+e, for he could always be counfed on Io make an im- porlanl faclcle or plug a hole in Ihe line. Hisi place will really be hard Io replace nexl year and fhe player doing if will have a repulaiion Io live up fo. DIVISION FIVE - PAGE 2 VV SW J L yv Uv Lefl r Rrqhl Buddy MIllIS Ready Wnlllams Tommy Allen Sluppy Hixon, Sandie Sanderford Sieve S fend R Larry Zummerman Jnm Traynham Bob McCall Gay Durrance, Bud Knnsey Fred Sh-ake Charles Benbow Richard Moore Bull Sw nk Jim Phlfer, Dick Barrick Charles Clarlr lrp rv Tommy Prleslman Charles Moorehouse Malor Mark Bradley, Capiam Dean Robinson D M.-vR..,..a. ,WM lu Q lol l Rrqhr Jum Traynham Buddy MIllIS Bob McCall Reidy Williams Johnny Prleslman Ba lrlwld L ll l Rrghl Gay Durrance Bud Kinsey Paul Traver Sieve Jaffe Sandie Sanderford I . - 5 V TE- , . .f, ,2iITJtn! SW- ,W .N RESUME OF THE SEASON This year The CadeTs gave our school The TinesT record iT has ever had: no maTTer how Tough The going, or howthard The breaks, The Team always ToughT To The lasT whisfle. Many fine Teams lfkef Glynn, who beaT Savannah wiTh The same score ThaT Jackson did, STarke, winner over KeTTerlinus, Easfern Conference Champions, Leesburg, unbeaTen Till we beaT Them The week before The FleTcher game, were a few of The Teams we played and beaf. FleTcher was The only 'Team ThaT kepT us Trom giving The school iTs 'firsT unbeaTen season. Playing in The sTadium, we lacked The, old punch, noT offense, buT defense. IT was a wide open game wiTh,FleTcher winning 34-I3. ThaT sounds like a mild rouT, buT The sTaTisTics showed The real game: They gained 'five yards more Than we did. We dropped passes on Tour occasions, and fumbles on The one and Tive yard lines didn'T help eiTher. Our defense in The line was, for The TirsT Time in 'Two years, The spoT where The game was IosT. Our iniTiaI game wiTh The Florida Naval Academy was cancelled by Them To give us an unTesTed Team To play The highflying eleven oT Glynn Academy. BuT The Team Took The siTuaTion in hand and each man playing his besT, we Took an early lead of 7-O. Then Glynn, on The kickoff, 'Took iT all The way back 70 yards. They missed The poinT To make The score 7-6. We pushed anoTher Touchdown over before The halT and in The lasT half we finished The game on The long side of a 20-6 score. NexT, playing in a relapse, we easily beaT Admiral FarraguT, I8-O, The game never being in doubT. Our nexT opponenT, STarke, was enfirely diTTerenT, STarke, winner over Kegerlinus The week before, was Tavored. We scored TirsT and kicked The poinT To ma e iT 7-O. BuT STarke came righT back To Tie The game aT 7-7. In The lasT half neiTher Team was capable of scoring again, buT a blocked punT in The end zone gave us The deciding Tally To make The score I3-7. The CadeTs were flying high Then, and coming back from The losing side oT a 7-6 score, racked up 26 poinTs To make The Tinal score 33-6 over New Smyrna Beach. Seabreeze oTfered a Tough game, buT we scored in each oT The TirsT Three quarTers and kicked Two exTra poinTs To win 20-O. The Team, playing aT The ST. PeTersburg STadium, ran inTo Tougher Trouble wiTh Florida Milifary Academy. The game was Tough, buT we were leading I3-O aT The halT and looked as if we would easily win. BuT The half Turned ouT diTferenTly. They began To click and soon had punched over Two Touchdowns and exTra poinTs, buT we saved The game by scoring again To win I9-I4. A On a sTring oT six vicTories we meT Ocala aT our homecoming. They were Tinally subdued 2I-O. Wifh The oufcome almosf cerTain aT The 'firsT, Leesburg proved To be one of our TouqhesT games. We clearly dominaTed The TirsT halT, and led I3-0. Again The second half proved To be diTTerenT. IT was anoTher Team during The lasT half and scored Twice, buT we punched one over To win I9-I2. ThaT was our Tinal vicTory, making iT eighT in a row. 4 The season is over and The record is made. The record will sTand for all To see in The TuTure years, buT iT will noT Tell The real sTory of' The boys' emofions, Their ioys, Their Triumphs, and Their defeafs . . . of The FighTing CadeTs of I946, who gave The school eighT wins and buT a single defeaT. DIVISION FIVE - PAGE 4 ,EFF ggi. 9417 'Ti a flI'1I-IIIE EAGLE Hiiiir U Fi if - xl NX - vARsiTY BASKETBALL s T Sealed lvTT To iighlz AlberT Busck, Harry Graves, Skippy Hixon, STeve Jaffe, John Gary, Bob Parker. Slfmdinq, Tirsl row: Jimmy Reese, Ben James, Ray Shakes, Henry Gregory, Paul Traver, Red DorTch, Jim Ham. Srzond Row: Bill WhiTe, manager. Pe+e ScoTT, Bubber Williams, Maier Bradley, Cofnh, Bill Brinson, Buck Snyder, Charles Carrol, Asst Man. The 'll3ighTing CadeTsi' oT The T947 BaskeTball Team kept The raTing oT Belles high among The schools parTicipaTing in The lNlorTheasT ConTerence. WiTh admirable playing skill and excepTional TighTing spiriT, The Belles Cagers plowed againsT Tre- mendous odds, To obTain eighT vicTories Trom The leading Teams oT The sTaTe oT Flor- ida. The Team Tailed To win The NorTheasT TournamenT, buT iT received greaT praises Trom all The sporTs criTics. AlThough iT was noT a vicTorious season, The Team demon- sTraTed ThaT iT deserved being placed among The besT oT The league. Lack oT enough pracTice Time hurT lvlaior Bradleyls charges considerably This season, because oT The long layoTT due To ChrisTmas vacaTion. The CadeTs came up wi+h an excellenT Team lasT season and while The Team has been weakened by The loss OT players Through graduaTion, cenTer Skippy Hixon and guard STeve JaTTe were back To bolsTer The combine on This year. Bolles' Team opened The season in successTul Tashion by deTeaTing l:leTcher oT Jacksonville Beach 48-29. STaving oTT a dcsperaTe closing aTTack, The Bolles quin- TeT upi-of The Big len ConTorence landon Lions, 76 ?4, aT The San Jose gym To record iT'- second mlraighl vinlory ITT The season, DIVISION FIVE - PAGE 5 'X-TRWXSJT-SXT? , I , le? T11-IIIE EAGLE J1 9 4 7 .Wu . ry, The San Jose Hoopsfers scored Their Third sTraighT win and second over Big Ten ouTfiTs, by nosing ouT The Jackson Tigers, 35-3I. This game Turned ouT To be one of The mosT excifing ones of The season. UnTiI The middle of The fourTh quarTer The game seemed To Turn ouT To be The firsT defeaf of The season, buT wiTh grim deferminafion The CadeTs led by Skippy Hixon, Sfeve Jaffe and Jack Gary Turn- ed The TilT inTo a briIIianT vicTory. The CadeTs suffered Their iniTiaI upseT on The firsT ouT-of-Town game They had This year. Ocala High beaT Them in a IasT minufe rally by five poinTs. The final score was Bolles 3l, Ocala 36. In The second meeTing of The school-boy quinTeTs, Bolles and Flefcher, This sea- son, The Cadefs came Through wiTh a smashing vicTory of 30-7. ST. Paul was The nexT vicTim on The FighTing CadeTs's lisT. The game was played in The Duponf gym and was won wiTh a final score of 40-IO. The Team's nexT game was played here againsT Leon High of Tallahassee. IT did noT Turn ouT favor- able for The home-Town Cagers. They bowed To Leon 48-28. The TiIT wiTh Live Oak High, played here aT The San Jose courT, Turned inTo a smashing vicTory for The Cagers. The final score was 55-27. This was The IasT game in STeve JaTfe's baskeTbaII career, and To Top, QTT his exceIIenT playing wiTh an adequaTe coup de grace, Jaffegalone scored 27 poinTs for The Bolles Cagers. Suffering a relapse afTer Ipsing .Qtuard Jaffe, Bolles bowed To The nexT four op- posers. Lake Cify, Leon, Lake 'Cify and Lake Cify. Live Oak was The nexT prey for The Bolles Team. The game was played in Live Oak, before 'a' record-breaking crowd. Bolles Took The lead early in The game, and ended wiTh a final score of 43-29. Cenfer Jack Gary and Forward Skippy Hixon led The Team making I7 and I4 respecfively. The nexTfTwo Bolles games were won by Landon and Pensacola. f ' And so anofher season of Bolles Baskefball was broughf To an end. The loss of The senior players like STeve Jaffe, Skippy Hixon, Ed DiITs-and Doc Brinson will be a hard blow To The Team nexT year, buT we are sure ThaT They will go on fighfing wiTh The same Triumphanf spiriT ThaT has characferized all The -Bolles Baskefball Teams up To now. SEASON PLAY Bolles 48 - FIeTcI1er 29 INDIVIDUAL SCORING Bolles 26 - Landon 24 Hixon ' 203 Bolles 3I - Ocala 36 Jaffe i VAVVVVV '03 Bolles 30 - Flefcher 7 Bolles 42 - ST. Paul 24 GUY -'-f' ------' I ol Bolles 55 - Live Oak 27 D'I ,..,. .. 9 Bolles 40 . S+. Paul io 'T' 3 Bolles 28 - Leon 42 Parker .. 22 Bolles 20 - Lake CiTy 35 B k H Bolles I7 - Leon 37 use Bolles 32 - Lake CiTy 47 Sfohs U U H Bolles 28 - Leon 42 Bolles 43 - Live oak 29 Gr-MS V- I0 Boles 25 - Jackson 40 Ham 9 Boles 26 - Landon 39 T Norm-ieAsr coNFERENcE f -'-s E- 5 TOURNAMENT B . 4 Bolles 37 - Lake Cify 4I rmson REGIONAL STATE TOURNAMENT WIIIIGNS V- 3 Boles I9 - Pensacola 37 Reese .. 3 DIVISION FIVE - PAGE 6 ' ,, sg ig-gm. Q 941 11-IIIE JEAGILJE gg Q0 331, VARSITY BASEBA Sguad, Leif Io riqhl, Bollorn Row: Avis, Williams, R., Dorlch, Reese, Kinsey, Williams, W., Gregory, Ham, Barrick. Middle Row: Brinson, Jones, Andrews, Kay, Blanlon, Forsler, Courson, Parker, Top Row: Coach Andrews, Manager Norlh, Slolces, Prieslman, F., Snyder, Gallinar, Manager Humph- ries, Coach Halfield. RESUME OF THE SEASON This year Ihe Fighling Cadels will undoubledly end Ihe season wilh one ol Ihe grealesl records yel eslablished lor Ihe school. Allhough mosl ol 'lhe 'Ieam is new and many hard games have been scheduled, Ihe Cadels have a 'Ido or die spiril Ihal will send Them over many slrong and powerful opponenls. Allhough Ihe Eagle goes Io press before Ihe ollicial season opens, and no aclual games have been played, lhe school should well be proud ol ils line baseball Ieam. This Ieam will do much Io Iurlher Ihe schooI's repulalion 'lor delerminalion, coopera- fion, iighl, and sporlsmanship-a repulalion Ihal has always been presenl in Bolles Ieamsl DIVISION FIVE - PAGE 7 ' 3:2 , j 4,533 TIIIHIIE 1EAgG1L.1E 1194 I IX MINOR sPoRTs NORTHEAST CONFERENCE SWIMMIN CHAMPIONS A . lell +0 Riglmlz Goode, Warren, Van Deviere, McLaurin, Tyson, Caplain Reicl, Gary, Carroll, Prieslman, F., Davis, Coach Garces. UNDEFEATED RIFLE TEAM n mari, .,,,, aaaaa 1' Fil I N . Bollom Row, Leif Io Righlz Phillipg, Weaver, Kelle Hellier, Parlrige. Top Row: Foley, Major Davis, Killinger. -M fli. ,. DIVISION FIVE - PAGE 8 - , V 'X-Xa., C I 94 'Z 'I1'II-IIIE IEAGILIE BOLLES MONOGRAM MEN FOOTBALL-Bob McCall, Tommy Allen, Alberl Busclc, Tommy Prieslman, Skippy I-Iixon, Sleve Jalle, DuBose Murray, Buddy Millis, Doc Brinson, Paul Traver, Lewis Sanderlord, Diclc Barriclc, Bud Kinsey, Jimmy Reese, Reidy Williams, Evans Crary, Larry Zimmerman, Jim Trayham, Gay Dur- rance, Johnny Prieslman, Fred Slralce, Bill While, Joe Byles. BASKETBALL-Skippy I-Iixon, Sieve Jalle, John Gary, l'Iarry Graves, Jim Slolces, Jim I-Iam, Ed Dills, Alberl Busclc, Doc Brinson, Bob Parlcer, Ben James. SWIMMING-Philip Reid, Blair Tyson, Paul Traver, John Gary. BASEBALL-Pedro Casado, Bill I-lallield, Sieve Jallo, Francisco Almaguer, I-Iugh Gregory. MANAGERS--Charles Moorehouse, Bob Kilcer, Charles Ray- mondo, Marlin Williams, Charles Sloul, The above lisl ol names conslilules lhe B lellermen ol Bolles. These men are nol only +he a+hIe+ic leaders ol lhe school, hul lhe leaders in all Ihe school aclivilies. To lhem Iall lhe laslc ol leading Ihe school in Ihe riqhl direflion. DIVISION FIVE - PAGE 9 I f' I , 0 1 'W G: .KW II., N ' ii --3--W V--ff--.wT.--TlQ:f NYM, W I TIHIIE JEAGJLIE 11947 1 ffmii' , , ,g,.. STEVE JAFFE Foofball. BasIreTbalI, Baseball STeve was a mainsTay on all Three Teams as long as his eligibiliTy lasTed. His place in The sporTs line-ups will be hard To Till, as he is leaving us This year. JOHN HIXON FooTball. Basl:eTball Slcippy's unbeaTable spiriT was an invaluable inspiraTion To any Team he played on. Like STeve he was a born aThleTe, and could play almosT any sporT he seT his mind To. As This is his lasT year al Bolles he will be greaTly missed. .LU ww: PAUL TRAVER BILL WHITE Fodballl Swimming Foofball, Baslrdball Paul's aThleTic abiliTy made an early en- Bill made UP hiS mind when he IirsT came Trance here aT Bolles, since Paul made The swimming Team when he was in The ninth grade. His berfh on The swimming Team, back- sTrolce, will be a hard place To Till, since he is graduaTing This year. To Bolles Thaf he was going To play TirsT sfring TooTball, and his ThreaT was fulfilled. His posl aT Tackle will be hard To Till nexT Tall and The looking Tor a man of his coaches will be calibre, as he is leaving us This year. DIVISION FIVE - PAGE I0 7 Sf 94'ZV,,?fI 'III-IIIE EAGLE iw 0.3-I DICK BARRICK Fooiball, Baseball JOHN GARY Baske+baII, Swummmg Garys expert lwandlinq ol llne baslqelball brouqlil Belles rnany wins durinq llwe pasl few seasons and probably will during Ilie coming season. His abilily to gel The balls on Ilwe rebound lrom llwe baclcbcard was Ilwe main aid lrom Jack. We hope lie does as good durinq flue corninq season as was done in iasl. Q Dicks spiril and sporlsrnansliip was a real assel lo llne Ieam and il 'llwere were mare boys playinq willi as mucli spiril as Dick liad, llien il would be impossible lo lose. Dirk leaves N us lliis year, and will be sorely nnissed from llne line-up. Q 9 I -frr I 1-ls ,I sk, i if 7 I ii if su . . ' '3' ,I .. I .. . 47 -4' s,g3aw, W V iw.. , ALBERT BUSCK Foofball, Baskefball Q1 Alberl was a dependable man wlieneyer ,, llie learn :lol in an unlavorable spa- I-lis presenve nexl year will undoubledly sirenqllwen any learn be plays run. BILL HATFIELD FooIbaII, Baseball Tiger could break llnrouqn any line llnal was pul belore lwim and be Could slrilce oul any bafler llwal slepped up lo Ilwe plale. Bill is a senior and is leayinq us, bul' since lie l'1asn'f been able lo play lor llne pasf year, he :nusl be anxious lo qel inln a folleqe uniform. DIVISION FIVE - PAGE II 47 www HN unfair l IM 'xiii I wp if--f T11-IIIE EAGLE .Il 94? wil' BOB McCALL TOMMY ALLEN , poowall Fooiball Mads undying spiril' and will Io play was a Tomn'iy'S DSPQGCI and Shiffiness WGS 5 blq rea' Credh fo me feam' and will be hard +0 fe. lacfor in winning the record fha+ Bolles has place since he is leaving us Ihis year Through allalned. ll1'5 Yew- T0mmY5 Pfesenca 'ff nefl qraduafionl year's line-up will puf pleniy of pep In has Ieammafes. TOM PRIESTMAN BUD KINSEY Foo+baII ' Foofball Alfhough Tommy wasn'I a regular on Ihe Bud was a Ihreaf +o any Ieam he opposed, Ieam his abilily Io pun+ and his spirif was a he was one of the speed merchanls of fhe greaf assef Io fhe squad. He'll be back nexf squad. His being in nexf year's backfieid will year Io bolsler fhe 'I'eam. be an improvemenl in our running offense. DIVISION FIVE - PAGE I2 1 . e- . N ' 947 III-IIIE JEAGILJE . l ,M ,- . sf ' 'VIIIY .N K 'avg . ' A Q . 0 vi f - . ,IN JOHN PRIESTMAN X r DOC BRINSON Foofball Foofball -IOIIIIIIY played IWGCIS UP IOOIIWII and WGS Doc's spiril and undying eIIor'rs were an a real Ihreal IO any IDGCIY IIWGI fried IO GSI inspiralion Io his Iearnmales. The squad cer- Ihrough him. He is gradualing Ihis year, bul 'fainly will bg Igginq 5 good player and .3 we are sure he ha' an alhlelic Iulure ahead ol Swell fellow when be qraduafeg -Ilwig yeah If .6 d .k, ish I urn oojajuf IH 'WY Q GODFREY STRAKE Foolball Slralce-'s abilily To ge? a man when he came his way was a big help in Ihe coaCh's prob- lem of subslifuling Ihe guard posilion. He will be back in Ihere Iighling nexl season and can be counled on lor more Ihan his share ol The work. JOE BYLES Foofball Joels ellorls were recognized by every mem- ber OI The learn. He was In 'Ihere Iighling all Ihe way in every game he played in, He is gradualing Ihis year and is leaving us, bul he will be reme ered I ng Ter he leaves. wb 4. 0, 1 DIVISION FIVE - PAGE I3 M M M' y ' 'TU' 4- Q gf 1 s My rv WL' Ig-WIEF: 1947 xi, 'N t QAXIK-E. A E 9 JIMMY REESE Foofball Jimmy was a man Thai could be depended upon if he was needed al a crifical moment He will be back nexf ear and can be looked 1 LEW SAN DERFORD Fooiball Sandy was one boy who really loved foo?- ball. Even Though his knee was injured, he kepf righf on playing. Wifh this kind of spirif on The leam nexf year if will be a fough squad To beat To furlher prove Sandy's abiliiy, he elecled capfain for fhe '47 season. 3' .R - . s. s, lo Ergome mari qugfiwbaeiinq. . 1 Q y 'HUC-ion' fi REIDY WlLLIA'MS Foofball Alfhough he was fhe smallesi man on lhe ieam he lei his opponenfs know he was There, He made all-Conference cenfer and since he will be playing nexi year, will afford plenly of compefifion for anyone Trying for The cen- ler posilion. EVANS CRARY Fooiball Evans was a big boy ihal could play mos? any posiiion he was swifched To. His spirif l will be missed nexi year when 'rhe Team lakes ihe field, because he is gradualing fhis Term. Division Five - PAGE I4 -1, .v l, i 'i ' ' ef ,. ' f.C - 9417 THE JEAGLIE 1 -: ,f as fi- 'fall-V ' ' N ' ' U-Aid M-4 Ai,-A31 4,21-Q ri-L-,li f , 9' ' -Iv .L G-xr-4 I1 - - . -ar -fi M .-D. S, .Qs BUDDY MILLIS Foofball Buddy's size was enough Io make any ieam, buf his abilily Io play backed up his build. He will be leaving us This year buf he will be remembered by everyone, lor his fine sporlsmanship long aliler he leaves. BEN JAMES Baskefball Ben's abilily al playing baskelball was dis- covered early during his career al Belles. He will be bark nexf year and will probably make a slarling posilion on ihe ieam. ,X E JIM TRAYNHAM GAY DURRANCE Foofball Foofball Jim was only wilh us during foolball season Gay Wag One QF flue boyg wha did a lol of buf he did enough lhen 'lo be remembered playing buf who gal liflle glory. He hardly Ihe resl Oi lhe year. IS is doubllul Ii he will ever carried The ball buf he Cleared The way be here riexl yedr buf we wish him qciod IUCH for lhe orher runners. He will be back nexl year To help rhe learn on lo a belfer season. DIVISION FIVE - PAGE I5 , I ww- 4 'La J 95-f 1? 'Il'II'IIE EAGLE W e i l' ll Q4 'Z DU BOSE MURRAY Foo+baII Bo played good ball allhough he wasn'I a regular. His spirii and iorlilude helped To carry his feam Through Io many well-earned vicfories. He is a senior and will be leaving us, buf boys Iilce Bo are noi soon Iorgollen affer 'rhey leave. HARRY GRAVES Baslcefball Harry played varsily baskelball ihis year and allhough he didn? play Iirsl Ieam, he was a great help when Ihe learn gof inlo a bad spor. Since he will be back nexl year, more will be expecled from him. RAY STOKES Baslrefball Although Ray is a small boy, he was well represenfed on The hardwood. The experience he gained Ihis year will serve as an improve- menf in his slcill and his services will be a vilal parl of nexl year's squad. JIM HAM Baslrefball Jim siarled playing in JalIe's place when Sieve became ineligible. This was a handi- cap To Jirn because he had Io lake the place ol such an excellenl performer. His abilify To play shown Through rhis handicap how- ever, and he earned a repulalion oi being a mainslay. DIVISION FIVE - PAGE I6 -11 , T f5f-51-ifkwa-f ' N 9 4 'Z TIHIIE EAGLE iqiyiw -'wi zffw-if ED DIL-I-S BOB PARKER Baske+baII BaSkeIbaII Bob could always be depended 'lo sink a i rg i-' 'f I - ' I1 I . . 5 Alllifiu ill Srl 'mi inn cliiiini Iir niilld e, basket when If Wag ngodnd mod and FHS Jlie suiasfyn, ii- iiniin'-dialvly qriibkpccl 11 Slavl humor was an mSpymHOn 10 ali around HUM Wm? F'U5'll0 - I-I'5 SPM-'fl Und 'WU Wag' G Nexl year slwiild piwye lo 'find Iiini a line '-qreaf freedil lm lliee Ie-mn, Hn wr'in'i be able ball playm and Wg, Simwely Wish Mm lurk ' To play nml yum due- iw Ilia invliiiibilily. in fkwig, I .Q . l 5 i' E7 x ii: .uk xx. s 'ii2i J Q I .. -I W s X 4 V? ' P HUGH GREGORY PH'L REID S . . Baseball wimmmg A Phil was known around lkioso parts as one Huqli nizidw i-in oufsldndiniq folrnor Iasl of HW yasyosy mon In me ,Mayen H9 Capr Yeaf and SIMD llwn IW Img Impffwffd- H9 I5 lured many plarvs in swimming meals willi expecled lu cfaiiy if lmqi: pclvliisn UI Iliff wink Oflqer Sglqgglg, HQ ig .graduating ihig year during Tlie nf-vi iamipaiqri. and will nol be bark to Pnliqlnlen Ilwe roacns lroublos nexl yefar. I DIVISION FIVE -- PAGE I7 f e-'gif ri THE EAGLE 1947 up Yi X Ig 'm x E K 'I A 3. li C' sw Us S sf FRANK ALMAGUER Baseball Frank was anrexceplional ball player as. lonq BLAIR TYSON as he played for us. I-Ie becomes ineligible I . This year, and his place will be hard io fill. Swimming Blair's Iireless ellorls in swimming helped lo malce our Ieams a qreal success. He will be leaving Ihis year due Io qradualion, and his place will be hard lo fill. 1-'Ik :Sa i ve 'I' '9 'x im Nw CHARLES RAYMONDO LARRY ZIMMERMAN Fooiball Foolball Charles was manager ol las? year's fool- Larry could be depended upon if he was ball Ieam, and did a very good iob, His needed in a Iiqhf spol. I-Ie graduales Ihis undying ellorls were realized by all ol 'rhe year fherelore he will nol be wilh his 'I'eam- players. I-le qraduales lhis year and will be males nexl fall. a hard man Io replace. DIVISION FIVE - PAGE I8 X i-,J 0 -4 Q- 0 Q .. K1 ! CX' .v X Q X, 5 5 5 'Nl f 5 1 , K . J,-.ir ' C .55 ,L -Q fED74jIlfZ'I?X f?I'fI1'II-IIIE JEAGJLIE If f ' IIIIII . A I ' f ', 1 I D' vc Iv- CHARLES STOUT ROB KIKER Baseball Foo+ball Slum yas 'Inu fvl Ilwz Iwfsl mfanfm fa Bwllog Bala was I-nmvn as a playinq manaqer: Im 'Cam lm5 r-war nad. VVImnev0r' dnylninn Ioolc rare of Inc Qquipmonl, buf yef Iwe wanl was If be dnne: he was rlqlwl Ilwcrc 'Io do II. cd lo play. I-Ie played In some OI 'Elle games IIC 55 'JIIEICIIIEIIITNI Ilwig ycvm, and did all rlqlnl al II ioo. I'Ie qraduales Ilns year and will be Icavinq our field nl sporls. I 'I' KJ 'I . 2' 'af 9, Q' . ,.., . 4 , -4- ---f . ' ,fl 15' ' ,I I , ,I ' 1 7 I ' 1 ' 1 Lazwffan' fy. 04,6 1 A E . if MARTIN WILLIAMS Baslcelball Ivlarlln I, I an arllye perl ir' n., sflncnls alnlellfs wlwn Im bofamc manager nl ilwc baskelball mam, ll will be ca lcwnq 'Emu IJQ- lore MAIN Buadlmy' ran :Ind anollnor nnfl of 1100 d :IS lylarlln. MWSON HVE si 2 22 '51 I R I N g CHARLES MOREHOUSE Foofball Cnavlci, mum a Imrd Wmkinf individual, wlwc I woralued always lor Ilwe good nl ilwe bays and ol Inc loam. Inb Irv someone wrwlamw PAGEI9 I-le IS Ieaynnq ilwo manager olse noxl year. and is qolng Insload ol manage. Kmfxxq 1? 'fb' f- XQT V ,mi w X ga Q 1--ii - '47 fIl'II-IIIE EAGLE T 'T I T li sT.s,Lmml:i 1 9 4 7 'YMMN' DEDICATION TO BOLLES ATHLETIC MEN This year Bolles had one oT The TinesT TooTbaII Teams in The sTaTe and came wiTh- in one game of giving The school an undeTeaTed Team. Iv1ighTy Glynn Academy oT Brunswick Tell TirsT To The Tune oT 20-6. The nexT week The CadeTs playing Their worsT game swamped poor Admiral FarraguT I8-O. NexT on The IisT was The heavy Starke Team I3-6, Tollowed by New Smyrna 33-7, and Seabreeze 20-O. This Tound The Team undeTeaTed and in The game wiTh Ocala we came ouT on The long end oT a 2I-O score. The nexT Two games were hard ToughT wiTh Florida MiIiTary Academy and Leesburg buT we were noT To be denied vicTory in eiTher game winning by The scores oT I9-I4 and I9-I2. The game wiTh FIeTcher was The biggesT disappoinT- menT oT The year. We were beaTen 34-I3 by a Team ThaT was as good as we. Every- Thing wenT wrong wiTh Tumbling and dropping passes in The clear, buT our biggesT handicap besides iusT plain missing some easy Tackles was ThaT The Team was jusT Too banged up Trom our previous games. The baskeTbalI Team sTarTed oTT wiTh a bang and aT The beginning of The sea- son was raTed Tops in NorTh Florida. FIeTcher easily Tell 48-29, Tollowed by Lan- don 26-24 and Jackson 35-3 I. Ocala upseT The Team 3I-36 and aTTer easy wins over FIeTcher and ST. Paul we meT deTeaT aT The hands of Leon 42-28. ATTer ThaT The Team seemed To go To pieces losing game aTTer game and was only able To beaT Live Cak in The reTurn maTch. AlThough we losT, iT was losing To some oT The besT Teams in The sTaTe, buT Bolles has kind oT goTTen in The habiT oT winning no maTTer who They are playing. The Team gave everyThing They had and Too much crediT can'T be given Them. As The Eagle goes To press, iT is beTore The swimming and baseball Teams have had a chance To prove Themselves, buT iT They Tollow The oTher greaT Teams in The pasT years, we mighT well be proud of Them. The aThIeTic Teams oT Bolles have made Themselves and The school well-known all over The sTaTe, buT more imporTanT They have given Themselves someThing ThaT noThing else will, IT's hard To describe and is impossible To puT a Tinger on, buT iT comes under someThing called SporTsmanship . No maTTer how long They live They will never TorgeT The wonderful Times They had playing sporTs and whaT a real Teeling oT personal saTisTacTion They goT ouT oT being on a Team. DIVISION FIVE - PAGE 20 1 C Rx--.- . I , ,. 9 -411 'Z 'IIHIIE EAGLE It ,v 1 T X, fl. 2 -. fu Row: S+ou+, Van Diviere, Gregory ds, Vassis, Fuqua. Second Row: Mil- McDaniels, Brack, S+aup, Franz der Lugi, Voif. Tp Row: Fewell, Johnson, H., Forfun- Coach Gress, Solomon, Penegar, hes, N., Tyson, Ham. U . .0 I N T R A M U R A L S ALL COMPANY FOOTBALL ALL COMPANY BASKETBALL Q P DIVISION FIVE - PAGE 2I Bofiom Row, Leff To Right Doss Brown, T., Traver. Top Row: Priesfman, F., Millis. f ,L -N wmillmr, nw Q!! f xv '1r1HnE IEAGILJE lf 11947 A COMPANY FOOTBALL Bollom Row, Lell lo Riqhl: Ham, Ship- ling, Taylor, E., Sulfles, Gregory, Hall, Schulfe, Coach Trusdell. Top Row: ScoH, Hughes, Williams, W, Slolres, Dorfch, Jones, Dyal, Mills, Ro- bida, Hailc, Dorlch, J. SV .J L' 3' wiki if x, : ,A if B- 1 1 A .J A COMPANY BASKETBALL ' ' ,. .,.. , , s a Bolfom Row, Leff lo Riqhf: Almaguer, Haile, Mills. Top Row: Morehouse, Gonzales. DIVISION FIVE - PAGE 22 H1921 ff? l 941 'Z QF' 'Il'II-IIIE EAGLE - v K 5 1 V . I f I ez I A ' 'K' ' 'ww -If Bolfom Row, Lef+ Io RiqIw+: Mallor- ner, Barriclr, Braclr. Top Row: Russell, VanDIviere. B COMPANY FOOTBALL ollom Ro o I van Lug+, Van Diviere, Braclr, Voif. Middle Row: Sigmon, Penn, Swarf- woui, Duguid, Randall, Peneger, Coach Ro? . Top Row: Colmery, Sfurfevenh Rus- sell, Johnson, R., Hanks, Campbell, Fisher. B COMPANY BASKETBALL DIVISION FIVE - PAGE 23 der X? Y A I i I SJ ap Jig J' Q is x V9 y C QOMPANY FOOTBALL Km W8 'Q' BoHom Row, Leff Io Rig Murray, Courson. p Row: Tyson, Millis. hf. AII Sv C COMPANY BASKETBAIZL BoHom Row, Lefrf I Right: MIIIer, M Daniel, Sfaup, Franz, ow: ress, ew , ngs, Childs. oo,.., ug as, . DIVISION FIVE - PAGE 24 ' ff 'Q siwtlff Uf1ITIf'4 If 91-417' f 'I I' '1I'1I-IIIE ILJE k JJ LH ,J If ,Nj J Q, 4 m. S , ,, ii D COMPANY FOOTBALL -A-ra BwIIom Rmw. LQII In Iey, Fuqua, Vassis, Sfouf Middle Row: Coach Garces IIps, Whife, L, WI1eIs+one, McCaII, R. A. Top Row. Carr, Parfrudge mon, James, Andrews, E. P. N ffixfitis-' D COMPANY BASKETBALL D . ,fd Boffom Row: IQII Io Riqhfz Andrews, E. P. Siouf, Mahan. Top Row: Priesfman, J., GaIIinar. DIVISION FIVE - PAGE 25 im-1I1E IEAGJLIE Q47 ' IIIS H--0' M 1 J A L, R 1, I , BAND FOOTBALL . AMW Ci PM y I H.--QQ pvc A0041 .q Dfidw L I-qdilea neg I year. .ll .Q I l'C. Bolfom Row, Leif Io Right: Kenasion, Pooser, Underwood, Hinson, Craig, Coach Nelimark. Top Row: Roberison, Woodruff, Humphries, Early, Davis, Tillman, Teafe, Brown. ' S 0 ' 9 BAND BASKETBALL lx' 'ik X -B385 B Hom Row, Leif Io Rnglil. E ly ams, Tillman, Kenas+o p Row: Byles, Woodruff, Dea y DIVISION FIVE - PAGE 26 .S TT: Row, Lell lo Riqhf: Coach Deacy, Taylor, T., Newfon, lie. rw: Gallinar, Mahorner, Hughes, mow, McCall, R. E, NINTH GRADE BAS ALL All A 'Hg J AQ 5, E f 1 V , gf Q 5 at Q. Q A A t -.. A . ' , l ff.. My , I Y df ' .,.,. W5 , 5 ' ag , 'Y 3 X . kygynx K xsx hfeai fx-Pi., , U 1 ' ,- HM' F , Q. 75? .1 M- 1 Q r A '- Q A f 1 SKYROCKETS .Mf l Row, Lol? lo Rlqlwl: Sager, an, Crabhee, McClellan, Siev- oran, Hughes, R. nw: Tafrc, Ford, Reid, R., Greg- Narriner, Howard, Chappell. FN n GN? Boilom Row, Lell io Riqhl: Jarrell, Jaclrson, Marvin, Bowen, Crabfree, Mc- Cranie, Col+rane. Top Row: Davis, Dodson, Loveioy, Morfon, Blanco, Paul, Vxfafers, Car+er, Frazer. BUCCANEERS Kina, DIVISION FIVE v- PAGE 27 95 WILDCATS Boiiom Row, Leif wo Riqlwiz Coffin Ri'Her, Harris, Joiner, Gillelr, Daniels, Swink, Slye. Top Row: Coleman, Barker, Presser N., Smiflm, Baker, Jobe, Forsfer, J., Brad ley. HELLDIVERS 'iv' Boifom Row, Leif Io Riqlwiz Hardin, Walker, Misclmer, Norman, Klalwr, Saw- yer, Wilson. Top Row: Jackson, Murray, Malfliews, Cowari, Slraelwley, Slocliion, Ellis. Q I 'I ' 'I 'Q 1 E :vm t 'Mi AT. f .. . . . ALL COMPANY W' DIVISION FIVE - PAGE 28 Bollom Row, Leif to Right: Richard son, Sager, Norman, Walker, Hardin Daniels, Joiner. Top Row: Baker, Paul, Slocklon Mischner, Warriner, Gregory, Jobs. were We boys Irw IJII1 'cw pIay E Company Imam, Imf WII Inrfgf- Io pIay on IIw valsIIy mv' IINI srhooi Company Ivnms. 'IIwy fmcIwd by NIaI:vr Ivu3dffII and I cloud Imam mfg In, wwII aw Iwayf good Iime. NINTH GRADE INTERMEDIATNQQK' II in .. 'X X A E COMPANY ? brvys aI an earIy arm am If-'HID' 0 arf QI Iumblkwq, whlfh MI' ly IweIp Wfem in muff fpfvrm In 0 come. coached by Capmm ROIIW hose boys requIar in ra-5 uad qamrvs. Fmm esp boys WIII hp drawn .Im VarQlIy In 5 ew ym 5. 'l II1em we Lay gorwd IurIc, E COMPANY TUMBLING TEAM DIVISION FIVE - PAGE 29 fi. n cy KAQSTENN I N III-IIIE EAGLE Il 941 'Z MI DEDICATION TO INTRAMURAL PLAYERS This page is dedicaled Io Ihe Infaamural players, 'Iha+ is, Ihe boys Ihal' play on 'Ihe company Ieams wilhin 'Ihe school. They play each o'Iher in regular scheduled games and al Ihe end of Ihe year, a cup is awarded Ihe winning company. This year if looks as if Company C will walk away wi'Ih Ihe cup followed by Company's A and B wiI'h D Company and I'he Band coming in lasI'. The purpose of InI'ramural aIhIeIics, besides giving Ihe boys somefhing Io do and look forward Io in Ihe affernoon, is Io give Ihem a chance Io work on a Ieam. This means 'lhaf I'he boys loo small Io play varsify sporfs will also have Ihe opporlun- ily 'Io engage in compefiiive sporfs. This probably means more Io Ihe small boys than Io some of Ihe larger boys who play on fhe varsi'I'y. Being small Ihey mighi' de- velop somewhal of an in'leriori'Iy complex, bul' Ihe lnlramural games give Ihem I'I1e chance Io be on a Ieam and learn,'Io work wifh Iheir Ieammaies. We sincerely hope Ihaf Ihe lesson is learned by 'Ihe boys and Ihey gel' ouI' of Ihese games as much as Ihe inslruciors receive in promoiing 'Ihese games. DIVISION FIVE - PAGE 30 Wi 9741 7 '1 5 'III-IIIE EAGLE If MQ 'Xi i A ,,.: ZIQA I Q 2 an A E Q mx mga 9 w ff nw bw .....e:M:1l+ ' . A K X M. DlvusloN Fave - PAGE an K K Vg, ,, K -lag Kmiw- KK KK Kyx ,. .K X W f 5 .,.4K ,Li, -,fe:5? Flaw K. . T L V.-3,1ffT. N Q. K L KK D'! Q X ,. ' K KK K AK f K KK K K K K KN ., ,..X AK Y ..-KKM . K K i I- ,,. KKKKiNK,K, K, .Q K LLL- K. il- mf KKK Ka,K,,,,. 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A ' ESQ K , v , K Y The Adver+ising Sfaff wish +0 lhanlc +he leading businessmen who have made if possible for us +o bring you fhis issue of fhe Eagle. We aslc +he readers of +his boolc +o pafronize fhese firms whenever possible. RICHARD J. BOWLES Aclverlising Manager HORACE D. GRAHAM, JR. Assislanl' Adverlising Manager ROBERT E. MCCALL Assis'l'an+ Adverfising Manager The H. 8: W. B. Company PRINTERS-LITHOGRAPHERS ENCRAVERS Sk . .siaeciagzing genuine See! gbngralfing 'ir jacllsonvllle, Florida if Tbfk :kms of THE EAGLE way lDf0dllf6'd in our Plan! DIVISION SIX - PAGE I JACOB REED'S SONS .If1IllIlf'lfflH'f'l',I If rIl1'f1Yf11ly ,Irfwnl mmf OffIf6I'J'I I,II1lfl7I'll1I' ,Ilrlltf l.'i'J-I Vxfhen It Comes to Uniforms or Uniforln Equipment Its Righc at ReecI's Yi? JACOB REED'S SONS 1414 CIIIILSINUI' STREIII IIHII.fXDEI-I'I IIA, PA, CIDKU TRADE IVIAIQK W 7 jar Meeze-Condifioning ejvlomw ana! l' facai of !.57u5ine.1J O American COOLAIR Corporation JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA DIVISION SIX - PAGE 2 IHE FINEST MOTION PICTURES' MADE APPEAR ON THE .SCREENS OE . . Florida Stdte Theatres geaf llfljiallefi gra0!uafe5 HOTEL GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL MAYFLOWER ' HOTEL JEFFERSON JACKSONVILLE HOTEL GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL PENNSYLVANIA WEST PALM BEACH DIVISION SIX - PAGE 3 U75 IVUIW for Eaflv af You Every SMECUJJ in Life JACOBS IEWELERS, Inc. I..lllI'J and Adams ,A '- fy J X., 1 O... of fl.. Siufha cfsiz Tihlgu -Fi? greaf .S?oreJ 1f..m he ,QM qffr' 'i i:'Ei 55' -Q' v b ,-Ag ' -' fr I yu xi Wmwhvgmllyew Cufzfgmtulafiam' and Beit Wiylzex to the Clan' of '47 IIIIIUIXHEII IIIIUI.. ALL OVER FLORIDA 'l Ill-I3 Main St. Lynch Bldg. We live in the present, We rlrvum in Ihefuture, But we learn, eternal truth from the pasf, Madammc Chiang Kai-Shaik Study Amerien History and Become Better Citizens tomorrow THE BARNETT NATIONAL BANK Nlemher I . D. I. C. Jacksonville, Florida DIVISION SIX - PAGE 4 N f N 600119 AW! en tj COMPLIMENT5 OF 0 9 LAWRENCE M. I-IIRSIG AND CO' ADAMS Av' HOGAN COMPLIMENEY OF COMPLIMENT5 OF H. E. Wolfe Construction Go. PAVING CONTRACTORJK AAA, Suite 600-611-612 Exchange Bank Building P. O. Box 489 SL. Augustine, Florida LAURA AT MONROE DIVISION SIX - PAGE 5 Uhr Atlzmtir Natinnal Bank C O ZIIIII If R CIA L nf Earknnnuillr IORGANIZED l903Q TR U.S'Il'.S' NIINIIIIR IIIJIKNI IJIIISII .SUI F15 D Lx' P O51 Y' S' ,SVI VI N GJ IINSLRANKI c JRIORXIION DIVISION SIX - PAGE 6 ' 1714 San Marco Boulcvaid GREETUVGJI TO BOLLEX ACHDEMY I Let's BOWL! We Extend An Open Invitation . 4 Join In Anicrica'5 P opular Sport BOWLING CENTERS OF FLORIDA SAN MARCO SPRINGFIELD MAI ' 'J an of FOR FLOWERS 15 NVE 'I EIIZGRAP EZMIICPMAH N AT BAY H FLOXVIFRS 9:4473 W 9: M56 JEWELRY OP THE FINEST QUALITY UNDERWOO D ye we fe ra HOGAN STREET AT MONROE x Aurffofvfzsa X Mes-zinc PLEE-zwc PLEE-ZING, .... DISTRIBUTOR - is f Besides being utterly reliable your Plee-Zing Food Store grocer owns hi He sells the finest Plee-Zing Foods as well as other Nationally Advertised Products W' 4- Y4- L W 7, Y , .. s store. DIVISION SIX - PAGE 7 CONGRAUTLATIONS GRADUATES . . You are privilegerl to grafluute from one of our country's finest schools. Our earnest wish is that you will capitalize on this advantage! EX 0 Q - mmran annual Mania nf .Uarkxannuillv f II I lx AI1Lll,-lllklftll I I ONE ENTIRE SELLING FLOOR I l COIIIPL lfIflf:N 118' YOUTH CENTER I W AT I FURCHGOTTSI THE STORE ACCOMODATINC fn fbi' HMV! of IKICQIIIIIVIUL' CEIWTRIXL Dry Cleaners DIVISION SIX PAGE 8 C OMPLIMEN T J' OF MRS. AGNES CAIN PAINTER THE DOMESTIC LAUNDRY Satisfactory Laundry Service Launderer: hr Boller Shree Foundatzbn PHONE 7-8686 Sir FOREST AND LIME STREETS JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA DIVISION SIX - PAGE 9 IITXVIYI RY IJUCCACI7 HARRY FINKELSTEIN COMPANY SPC JRTI NCI GOODS II'llIH IIN ll!! IMJIHI II'! !'lIlQfX'l.Ill llll' !Qlf!!',Il!N!' O I Jrncr VICIIACIXIJII 5 bil-55' XVI:-.L Bay Oll -I.lLIIi'wflIIX IIIv I'Iu1'1LIJ YULVLL ALWAYS Bla VVELCOME AT THIS FRIENDLY BANK FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK of JACKSONVILLE ,If ,',1 . 1,,fRf 1,1 In ffff , gm DIVISION SIX - PAGE IO TOMBERLIN DISTRIBUTING COMPANY CANDIES + CIGARS A PLANTERS PEANUTS + CHEWINC GUM JEAN'S PEANUT BUTTER SANDWICHES 208-IO West 81h SI. Phone 5-3855 Jacksonville, Florida Bef! W1ThEJ From COMPLLMENYSSI 1, H. HINCK UF H' Royal Typewriter Co., Inc. Shop, Inc IJCICSODVIIIU. FIOFILIS 24 YVesr Forsyth Street Bm Wlifhblf In the WMA jurniiure 60. -YENIOR C5455 COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS ALSO ROYAL RADIOS AND HARDWARE 1749 PEARL STREET AT Bfh AUTO RENTALS PHONE 5.4181 G1nLgmluluI1?u1.f lo the .Vg ' . t I FMQR CLA If COMPLIMFNTS' Spottswood Studio f pAofograpLer4 'JF SIX W. Adams St. , I'Imne 5-2374 u n e P 0 I Uwe .EA CLE Plmlqqmplwr DIVISION SIX - PAGE II we ,spmf 5z,,,,, JW. FISHING TACKLE SPORTING GOODS, GUNS AND AMMUNITION ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT II'l'aIfm1e und Rfmrl ELLIS T. IERNANDEZ, President and Manager 440 W. Forsyfh Sfreer Phone 5-8474 JACKSONVILLE 2, FLORIDA GQODYEAR TIRES firm' Hu: Bw! '!'1'1'ruSL'1'1'121'111 Ymwi Allweafher Tire Company ,IACK I,IVINC,SSI'ON LQHARI IF 'I'HEBAU'I' SOUTHERN DAIRI ES .Skwllwt Lv Cmmz ON SAIF AI' KIANTIZILN , . . ANIJ IEVEIQYXVIIERE NIRCONDITIONED fro ,L Af' ,TD4 4, 5 ggg SUMMER ...J winter 'M ' , fi- IInJACKSONVILLE'S 'gg-:,AJ ,,J LEADING Hover. S1-JMINOLE U JXIIIPLIIWILXI' I Q S' FELTMAN S PASTRY SHOP 1703 Main Sfreef Phone 5-8844 More I4Il.llI .1 Quaricr CCIIILIYY in VI.iuIuu11x'1IIc FERRELL'S JEWELRY COMPANY 220 Main Street Dzlmmmlfr - Wffflvfir - bkznflly uv 1 mf 1'1f1ea1fas COJIIPLIMIEN Q' QS' OF Mr. P. F. McCall CQXVIPLIIWENYK , OF Anderson Bros. Consolidated Co.'s Inc. Danville, Virginia DIVISION SIX - PAGE I2 Jumaef F 0 L E Y Company WE DELIVER THE LVOODY S! Rail + Truck + Cargo + Shipments IACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA DIVISION SIX - PAGE I3 Complimefzlf of Point Dry Cleaners AND I Jim Haney's Service Station I HOME and AUTO SUPPLIES Compleie Car Service Phone 9-1681 2103 San Marco Blvd SILVERMAN'S LAUNDRY laclqsonville 7, Florida '52, yi we ,SIAM LEO FITZPATRICK Egfr: r i A f 'IIS LAURA STREET Southside Appliance Co Records - Radios - Appliances SALES and SERVIISE 1429 San Marco Blvd. Phone 9-6683 PHONE 5-1388 Alban! In lim! Onffllwu ffl ,Ibn ,ml 1111111 IMI IAZFW' WISYUES' 70 THE .SFNIOR CLXIXY KENT WARREN 00. 222 NVIZSI ADAMS S'I'RIYE'I' MCCALIQS SYSTEMS, Inc. COMPLIMEIVYTY OF CUMPL ffmwf :si UF HAVERTY'S FURNITURE CO. H. D. GRAHAM LAIIIQ,-X AND DIIVAL DIVISION SIX - PAGE I4 I FLETCHER'S RESTAURANT AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE WEST ADAMS STREET AT JULIA 6114 goof! pfare go Eine ARCHTE CARTER TERRIS HAGAN Complzmwm 0f DICK BRUNDICK and LEO BOWLES T HERE ii A LIFT TO LIVING ELEC TRICALLY In every home there is evidence aplenty that ELECTRICITY is a tireless servant that makes life more enjoyable for every member of the family. ,lust the Hick of a switch and it goes to work . . . easing domestic tasks, protecting your food, providing entertainment, performing countless duties that add com- fort and convenience to everyday living. These are today's bargains in better living made entirely possible by the inexpensive use of ELECTRICITY! CITY ELECTRIC DEPARTMENT GEIDRGE A. PIERCE, Commissioner of I'ublic Utilities Utility Building Jacksonville, Florida DIVISION SIX - PAGE I5 GNI9l HlllAlll.0lIJ anal Mfdf WAAIPA fo fda' I .S2l'IIi0l' gfam OUINN R. BARTON CO. INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCKS McCORMICK-DEERING TRACTORS FARM MACHINERY 1205 W. FORSYTH STREET JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA DIVISION SIX - PAGE I6 COMPLIMENTS OF COLUMBIA BAKING COMPANY BAKERS OF SOUTHERN SOUTHERN TWIN-PACK BREAD CAKES SHOP AND SAVE AT SETZER'S SUPER STORES HOME OWNED NEW YORK LAUNDRY ZORIC DRY CLEANING Phone 5-6115 400 East Forsyth SI: COMPLIMENTS OF SOIITIIEASTEIIII GIIEYIIDIIIIII LIIIES, IIIO. cg. G. SQHULTZ DIVISION SIX - PAGE I7 IT' arm ke you 3 qood dancer! a ave usto You can go dancing after one Iwour- Iearn the smart new steps in a few lessons. ,Xl any time you 4-an sun- umm-5 Ivy 1-oming to Arthur IVIurray's. llis uniquv nu-'tlimls and llu- lvurlning skills of Ilih 1'xpvi'im'l14'v1I vxpvrls vumlnim- lu mulu- you ll goml ulzun-vr III so min-In ls-as time. .Xml llll'I'l',h an 4-xtrzi rn-usmi in vn- roll ul Arthur IVlIll'I'ilj'.h riglzf mm' . . . To 1-1-I1-In'alv III1- fiflrfl amni- wrsairy of Ins s'ul'4-vr In flumw- m- rtruvlion In- fgffc-rs sp:-vial flisvounts of I0 to 2092. Avl qxiirkly or ynu'II miss this mmm-y-saving opportunity lo Ivurn the- llt'VVK'til, 5lllilI'Il'SI slvps, lln- must I'0l'I'l'1'l dum-ing slylm- . . . us only Arllmr IVIurrux s 1-xpf-rls van tvzu-In llll'lll. lllltllll' 5-3801 nr vuim' in lmlaly ARTHUR MURRAY 213 West Adams St. Jacksonville, Fla. 0 OW oUR D ARY NNER5 33m AN 10 10 7-0 WING DIVISION SIX -- PAGE I8 M JCM W' gacgfddoddfwvi' KMMZU MW? vw' 64140 0404611 W Jfaaw - ffff?:g:M U . - ! 5 A i i v ' HK C ' ISQIBIM-If ' W W ' JMWW5 H Q3 5324 23231 X 4' wwqwiwj WJ E 'wa-DQ P V GT? AQGWQSPLMJQMD 1 ,,FOTa,, Qf, f,f,ow CW My 515 772 5 R! 9 gffbtl -N N14 ' L! u-AV 3 OJZAQ 'Z' fHflW34Mli9f' f E -7.7 N: 3k : 57' 5 It 59'-'JV .5 an f L' W -fl? fi sf f Sptlbix Ti : Si f MMS 3 A, 3 r 3 ,E -3' 0 3 9 ., U' I I-' ,I 4? 0 9 l f y 9 -U 'X J J -f? fxs! Tor .E i 5 sf A '- 3 .DT 5 e ,, 3 JK! sf Jx Q' E- G' D 0' J' . 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