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FPENGLE YEARLY Ava'nA6E.S' E511 G1 Xd.,M.Q,J. .rv W 6Le?'Jg-40 I '+- 732 ESg,mEsf'El2 TEST 6:0095 757 i7 Rica I u 4 U SAW 1: A-N W Z -- 357 0 BGLLES EAGLE , p V I ,Af ..VjJ,2,1- .x I , - ' A ,, Br- , 1, -, , N-i?ZA'zi xnwzzxszin .ei-V . , Mez Laisaz 'ww - I948 EDITION THE EAGLE PCR 1948 A QL-LLQDNDLDLDY of DDDKS PRESENTELD THE PLQDLDGLLE BCDOK I--THE FACULTY BUCK ll--THE STUDENT BODY BOOK Ill--MILITARY AND NAVAL BDDL4 IV--CRGANLZATLDNS BUCK V -- ATHLETICS BUCK VI --ADVERTISING Editorial Board of The Eagle ford, Left lo Right-Charles VanDiyiere, Military and Naval Book: Robert Wheeler, Advertising Manager: Lewis Sander Athletic Bookg Robert Wernikoff, Faculty Book, James Reese, Organizations Bookg and Thomas Brown, Student Body Book. Jluzmp, vffluz, Ballad, jfaqla, IIIIHIIMIINIRIMIIMI fix Ndsqti W W W W W W llllfh X 'nl' ml lil 'sf Nl' Na Q x l II lr' 'l I 'limi' - - Uf the making of books there is no enclg and much study is rr. weariness of the flesh as well as a nuisance to the soul-hom ever, books are such necessary and vital things in the lives of all cadets at such a school as this. Therefore, the story of Bolles is represented in a series of books which collectively portray the various facets of school aclivities. The symbolism of the consecutively opened books throughout this volume thus becomes the theme of this Annual, and the pages are the pictures of life at Bolles. L l llfllllll-llllliU In deep appreciation ..... . . . . For guiding us in our last steps to the portals of graduation, by completing our education in the Senior English Classroom .... , . . . For his untiring efforts in behalf of the Bolles Alumni Association, in main- taining it and fostering its welfare .... . , . . For having been the leader of the Senior Class, and for having lent the group his moral support and advice in all its activities .... . . . . For being responsible for the advancement in the field of journalism, of two school publications, The Bugle and The Eagle .... . . . . For dedicating his efforts to the improvement and expansion of success- ful athletic teams .... . For faithfully devoting his service to the School, in all respects, for twelve years, .... This issue of the Bolles Annual, Tl-lE EAGLE , is hereby gratefully dedicated to MAJOR RALPH NELSON ANDREWS ln publishing this book, we, the staff ot the l948 EAGLE, have striven to give you a permanent record ot our student life here al' Bolles. ln these pages we have put those things which we thought would be cherished most in later years as memories at your high school days: its joys, its problems, its enduring friend- Ships. It in years to come, you look through these pages to re-live pleasant we help happiest achieved memories, to recall old friends, it through this record you to remember your days at Bolles as one ot the parts at your lite, then we may truly say: we have our purpose. We wish tor you, our fellow students, a lite at happiness and success, and many pleasurable recollections ot our days at Bolles. The Eagle Board The Eagle Staff BOARD OF TRUSTEES CLIFFORD G. SCHLJLTZ, Chairman, Jacksonville, Florida LAWRENCE M. HlRSlCi, Vice-Chairman, Jacksonville, Florida FONTAINE LEMAISTRE, Secretary, Jacksonville, Florida LEWIS S. ANDREWS, JR., Cocoa, Florida THOMAS S. BAKER, Jacksonville, Florida ROLAND D. BALDWIN, Jacksonville, Florida JOHN R. DYKERS, Jacksonville, Florida WALTER H. KLEE, Jacksonville, Florida ROBERT H. PAUL, JR., Jacksonville, Florida DR. H. MARSHALL TAYLOR, Jacksonville, Florida The above named men constitute the Board of Trustees of the Bolles School tor the year i947-48. These men have generously devoted their time, thought, consistent effort and financial assistance to furthering the welfare of the Cadets in Bolles. Within the last twelve months, the entire responsibility of governing and direct- in the operations of the school has fallen into the capable hands of the Trustees. Q All recent improvements, beneficial changes, and physical equipment added have come to the school through the thoughtful planning of this present Board of Trustees. Ex-Officio Members DEWITT E. HOOKER, Superintendent 'BENJAMIN E, JAMES, President, Dads Club JACK KNIGHT, President, Alumni Association Executive Committee CLIFFORD G. SCHULTZ LAWRENCE M. HIRSIG FONTAINE LE MAISTRE DEWITT E. 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Your future lite is in your own handsg you can malce ot it what you will. Remember that success does not come by tollowing the line ot least resistance. There is no short cut. Success is built upon character, determination and hard work. We, who remain at Bolles, believe in you. We believe that you have both the ability and the courage to overcome those obstacles which are certain 'to confront you We have done our best to help you and to teach you. You must now help yourselves. lt we have done our job well, you will not tail. Our best wishes, our prayers and our hopes are with you. DEWITT E HOOKER Major FA-ORC Superintendent BOOK I - PAGE 'I Lofereesisrimsiifofie I9 LE 423 :II1:r:II:c:u:Lfn: PRINCIPAL COL. ELVIN S. LIGON B. A., M. A., University of Richmond, University of Chicago Head of Mathematics Department Discipline Committee, Department at Guidance Since September, 1940 I DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS MAJOR MARK M. BRADLEY Rochester Mechanics Institute Basketball Coach-Head Athletics Department Discipline Committee Since Septembeit 1941 1' COMMANDANT-hiid P. M. s. rf T. MAJOR WILLIAM H. DAVIS B. S., Northwest Missouri State College M. at Ed., University of Missouri Teachers College Discipline Committee Instructor in Mathematics-Tactical Officer, Company A Since September, 1941 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL CAPTAIN WALLACE S, MURRAY B. S. Massachusetts Institute of Technology Boston University Since November, 1945 MAJOR RALPH N. ANDREWS B. S. in Education, University of Cincinnati I-lead of English Department Chairman, Classification Committee, Advisor, The Eagle, Senior Class Sponsor, Secretary, Alumni Bulletin, Faculty Advisory Committee Since June, 1936 MR. PAUL G. HUSTON M. A., Princeton University Advisor Alpha Review Instructor in English Since June, 1938 CAPTAIN WILLIAM A. HOCHHEIM B. A., Harvard University Head at Foreign Languages Department Classification Committee, Advisor, Alpha Society, Advisor, Your Week, Advisor, Alpha Review Since September, 1938 DIRECTOR OF BAND CAPTAIN ORVILLE SNYDER Siegle Myers School, Stockton Academy Head at Music Department' Since September, 1938 EXECUTIVE MEMBERS OF FACULTY THE ACADEMIC FACULTY .5-1. .1 S L It I ' sooic I - PAGE 2 BULLES YEAR BO0K BOOK I - PAGE 3 THE FACULTY LIEUTENANT VAINO A. NELIMARK B. S., Northern State Teachers College University of Michigan P. N. S. and T., Coach Lower School Athletics, Instructor in Mathematics Since September, 1940 and 1945 CAPTAIN OCTAVIO S. GARCES B. A. E., University ot Florida Coach of Swimming Team, Instructor in Spanish, ,. Tactical, Officer Company D S e M rch F3 B. A., Furman University, Universi y of Virginia, Cornell University Advisor, The Bugle Instructor in English and French Since June, 1945 AP AIN JAMES G ROY C T . B, A, in Education, University of Alabama, Cornell University Instructor in Piano Advisor, The Bugle, Advisor, Quill and Scrcll Instructor in Spanish Since September, 19115 CAPTAIN EMILE I-I. ROTI-I B. S., M. A., YMCA Graduate School, Tennessee State University, Southern University, Peabody ln- stitute, Vanderbilt University. Coach Lower School Athletics, Baseball Coach, Instructor in Mathematics Since September, 1945 MAJOR ROBERT TRUSDELL B, A., Northwestern University Assistant P. M. S. G T., Instructor in English Since December, 1945 CAPTAIN DEAN ROBINSON A. B., Akron University, Georgetown University Coach Varsity Football, Instructor in Latin, Instructor in Public Speaking Since April, 1946 MAJOR CECIL G. ROLLINS A. B., A. M., University of Illinois, University of Part Instructor in Science, I-lead of Science Department, Tactical Officer, Company B. Since September, 1946 so L EES1QEHii3'iiiiii I9 45 -1 uf: r n1::u L T LIEUTENANT COLONEL JAMES D. BALL A. B,, Colgate University Instructor in History, Tactical Officer, Company E, Instructor in Charge of Lower School Since September, I947 MR. JOSEPH G. BOARD B. S., M. A., M. Education, Western Kentucky State Normal, Emory University, Valpariso University, Habana University, Peabody College Instructor in Mathematics School Chaplain Since September, I947 CAPTAIN BRENGLE A Duke University, Middleberry College Instructor in English Since September, I947 CAPTAIN K. P. STUART B. A., Furman University Instructor in History, Assistant Football Coach, Assistant Baseball Coach Since September, I947 A. B., CAPTAIN LLOYD M. BERGEN B. S., Princeton University, University of Wisconsin, University of Illinois Instructor in Mathematics, Assistant Coach, Vorsity Football Since September, I947 CAPTAIN GALLOWAY B. S., University of Kentucky Instructor in English ond Spelling Since September, I947 CAPTAIN AUGUST KADOW A. B., Guilford College Instructor in Lower School Since September, I947 CAPTAIN BOHLER - B. S., Georgia Teachers College University of Georgia Instructor in Biology and General Science Since November, I947 I BO K I PAGE 4 Roussos YEAR Boon :Gia V , THE FACULTY BURSAR CAPTAIN C. HUDSON MARTIN Mossey Business College Haddcck's Business University Business Manager Since May, 1939 MR. JOHN M. HOLMES Quartermaster Since November, 1942 LIEUTENANT COLONEL LIONEL L. KING Lewis Hotel Training School Steward Since September, 19-I7 LIEUTENANT HARVEY WOOD A. B., Olivet College, Perdue University Tulane University Instructor in Physics, Intramural Coach Since August, 1947 CAPTAIN EDGAR W. DOREY Richmond University, Massey Business College Higher Accounting and C. P. A. Instructor in Accounting and Commercial Subjects Since November, 1947 CAPTAIN E. J. BULLOCK A. B,, Duke University Instructor, Lower School History Since November, 1947 MISS JANE HEARN B. A., B. A. L. S., Murray State Teachers College University ot Texas Librarian Since September, 1940 MRS. JAMES D. BALL Rochester Normal University Instructor in Lower School Arithmetic and History Since September, 1947 I BOOK I - PAGE 5 BULLES YEAR B00ll THE FACULTY , Ladies of the Secretarial and House Staff , , , , fri.- . . W1 ,ri Standing, left' to right'-Mrs. Bergen, Secretary to Col. Ligonp Mrs. Lewis, R. N., Emergency Hospital 32, Shepard-Pratt Hospital, School Nurse, Mrs. Searles, Housemother. Sitting, left to right-Miss Lane, Secretary to Maj. Hooker, Mrs. Ligon, Virginia lntermont College, Vassar College, Secretary to Col. Ligon, Mrs. Bradley, Secretary to Maj. Bradley. ., Yi, N Ladies of the Faculty Standing, left to right- Mrs. Davis, Mrs. King, Mrs. Mrs. Hochheim. Sttlilig, left to right-- Mrs. Roth, Mrs. Andrews, Mrs Mrs. Nelimark, Mrs. Snyder. School Physician DR. L. v. TYLER, M. D. 3 BOOK I -- PAGE 6 H TRIBUTE Tll THE BULTES HlUllllll To the Cadets who are living the immediate routine of life here at Bolles, perhaps the Bolles Alumni seem somewhat apart from any close connection with the School-perhaps these Alumni stand somewhere, in the minds of the Cadet Corps, in a sort of special- ized, nebulous status that lies between that of being a member of the Student Body and of being connected somehow with the mem- bership of the Faculty, Feeling that this may represent rather aptly, for many, the student concept, we believe that this particular page is especially suitable for- A Tribute To Our Alumni . The Bolles Alumni took a very active part in the recent World War, serving their country in all branches of the Armed Services with Honor, Bravery, and Distinction, Nine of these Bolles boys made the Supreme Sacrifice, At the conclusion of this War many returned to their homes to re-enter business careers where they are achieving outstanding success, others resumed college studies with equal success, and others have started the routine of their life work. We honor and respect them for all of this and for the luster this has added to the name of Bolles, and to the Alumni Association. However, we understand and appreciate more personally the evi- dences of their continued interest in Bolles, which is shown most forcibly by their repeated visits to the School and the unmistakable affection shown for it when they are here. This plainly demonstrated tie of loyalty and affection for Bolles on the part of the Alumni is a source of inspiration to the present Student Body in their feeling for their School, and we hope this will provide us the guiding trend of our contacts and relations with Bolles when we become Alumni. F r Q UJII ll-II III IYII w W W W W if? l 5,5 N I 1 ff-lr, lllvzglxmk N I L 41'-long, ,ffnfv-qw -L--13 X s l I fm- Nx ,gr Q,-pfv V 1-5' CUUR.-ICE Courage is not just to bane mufs bosom To the sabre! thrust. .-llolu: in. daring. Courage is to grieve, to have the hurt, And Ulf!-ki! the worlfl believe you are not caring. Courage floes nolf lie alone in flying for u. cause. To dia is only giving. Courage is lo feel the daily rloggvrs of relentless steel, And 'keep on living. - -Nellie Revell. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS - 1 Seated, left to right-Fewell, historian, Sanderford, co-president, Reese, co-president, Andrews secretary. Standing, left to right-Durrance, treasurer, Williams, R., vice-president, Brown, T., historian BOOK II - PAGE 2 Xxx? T 3 K'- , . I1'! .', . 1' ' 1 ,l . i ' l f: E Q 1 .,, L, , ALLEN . EMI' ., ANDREWS, L. AVIS BARON 'inf' Lu l - I -' I r 1 A ,rjf - l .zgr I .- , . THOMAS H. ALLEN, JR. f ' 'V ' Anteater f' 67ll Lee Highway .V Falls Church, Va. Entered '46, assigned Co. C, Varsity football, 3, 4, Intramural basketball, baseball, 3, 4, B club, 3, 4, Student Athletic Council, I-Ionor bar, Athletic bar, Academic bar, Naval bar, Conduct bar, Summer School bar, P. O, I!C, 3, P. O. IIC, fl, Chief Petty Olticer, 4. - LEWIS SUTTON ANDREWS, lll P. O. Box 592 Cocoa, Fla. Entered '44, assigned Co. A, transferred Co. D, Varsity baseball, 2, 3, Varsity football, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Adv. Council, 4, Secretary class, 4, S. I. S. J., 2, 3, 4, C. S. P. A., Student Athletic Council, Student Council, 3, 4, B club, 4, Bugle, 2, 3, 4, Eagle, 2, 3, 4, Ed, Bugle, 4, Chapel Wardens, I, 2, 3, I-Ionor bar, Academic bar, Conduct bar, Military bar, Athletic bar, Intramural bar, Summer School bar, Sergeant, 2, 2nd Lt., 3, Capt., 4. JOHN BRYCE AVIS Joke Rt. 3, Box 496-B Jacksonville, Fla. Entered '46, assigned Ca. B, Varsity baseball, 3, 4, Intramural taotball, 3, 4, Conduct bar, P, O. 3fC, 4. ROBERT D. BARON Country Club Road Steubenville, Ohio Entered '45, assigned Co. B, Varsity football, 4, Bugle, 3, 4, Glee club, 2, 3, 4, Chapel choir, 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4, S. I. S. J., 4, Color guard, 4, Naval bar, Conduct bar, Academic bar, P. O. 3!C, 3, P. O. 2!C, 4. BOOK ll - PAGE 3 BARTHOLOMEW BLANTON BRACK BROWN C JOHN DAVID BARTHOLOMEW Jack 220 East Hall Street Savannah, Georgia Entered '47, assigned Co. C, Intramural football, 4, Band, 4. HAROLD L. BLANTON, JR. Stein Cordele, Georgia Entered '44, assigned Co. I3, Intramural football, 4, Intramural basketball, 3, 4, Varsity baseball, 2, 3, 4, Intramural leader, Co. I3, 4, Eagle Staff, 4, Student Athletic Council, 4, Academic bar, Conduct bor, Naval bar, Intramural bar, Honor Naval student, P, O. ZIC, 2, 3, 4, P. O. IIC, 4. ROBERT W. BRACK, JR. llsaltyll 1431 LeBaron Avenue Jacksonville, Florida Entered '44, assigned Co. I3, Varsity football, 4, Varsity track, 3, 4, All-company football, 2, 3, Bugle staff, 3, B club, 4, Glee club, 3, 4, Vice President photo club, 4, I-Ionor bar, Academic bar, Athletic bar, Naval bar, Conduct bar, Intramural bar, P. O. 3!C, 2, P, O. IIC, 3, Chief Petty Officer, 3, Lt., 4. CLIFTON O. BROWN, II MerriIea Dogue, Virginia Entered '43, assigned Co. E., transferred Bond, Intramural football, 3, Quill and Scroll, 4, Your Week staff, 3, 4, Academic bar, Corporal, 2, Corporal, 4. BOOK ll - PAGE 4 BROWN T BUSCK CAMPBELL CARROLL THOMAS RICHARD BROWN, JR. IITII 423 East Oak Street Arcadia, Florida Entered '46, assigned Co. B, Intramural football, 4, 5, Intramural basketball, 4, 5, Intramural baseball, 4-, All company football, 5, All company basketball, 4, 5, Bugle staff, 5, Eagle board, 5, Quill and Scroll, 5, Pan ,American club, 4, Senior Advisory Council, 5, Class historian, 5, I-lonor Naval student, 4, Bolles School Alumni Association, 5, Academic bar, Intramural bor, P. O. ZIC, 5, ALBERT AUGUST WILLIAM BUSCK IIAIII U. S. Naval Minecraft Base Charleston, S. C. Entered '4l, assigned lower school, transferred Co. A, Varsity football, 3, Varsity basketball, 3, 4, Bugle staff, 2, 3, Eagle staff, 3, Senior Advisory Council, 4,4 High school register, C. S. P. A., 4, S. I. S. J., 4, Quill and Scroll, 3, 4, B club, 3, 4, Student council, 3, 4, I-lonor bar, Academic bar, Student council bar, Military bar, Conduct bar, Athletic bar, Intramural bar, Wm. I-I. Davis award for company competition, Sergeant, 2, Staff Sgt, 2, Capt., 3, Major, 4. HOWARD HENRY CAMPBELL IlAceIl I334 Wailuku Drive Hilo, Hawaii Entered '45, assigned Co. B, Intramural football, 4, Intramural track, 4, 5, Bugle staff, 5, Glee club, 4, 5, Quill and Scroll, 5, S. l, S, J., 4, Choir, 4, 5, Naval bar, Conduct bar, Academic bar, P, O. 3!C, 3, P, O. 2lC, 4, Chief Petty Officer, 5. CHARLES ARTHUR CARROLL, JR. llFiShIl I794 Tigertail Avenue Miami, Florida Entered '46, assigned Co. C, transferred Co. B, Varsity swimming, 3, 4, Varsity basketball manager, 3, B club, 4, Eagle staff, 4, Intramural bar, Varsity bar, l-Ionor Naval student, Intramural swimming medal, P. Q. 2fC, 4. BOOK Il - PAGE 5 CHILDS CONNER DAVIS, J. P. DAVIS, J. S ALAN M. CHILDS IIAIII 560 W. 49th St. ' Miami Beach, Fla. Entered '46, assigned Co. C, Varsity football, 4, Intramural basketball, 3, 4, Tennis champion, 3, Eagle, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4, Bugle, 3, Photo club, 4, S. l. S. J, 4, Tennis medal, 3, Intramural bar, Summer School bar, P. O. ZXC, 4, P. O. IIC, 4. GENE ARTHUR CONNER Shakespeare I450 Belverdere Ave. Jacksoriville, Fla. Entered '43, assigned Co. E, transferred Co, A, Pan-American club, 4, Golf trophy, 3, Intramural golf champion, 3, Intramural bar, Academic bar, Conduct bar, Corporal, 4. JAMES P. DAVIS 37Il Wooster Road Rocky River, Ohio Entered '46, assigned Co. C, Swimming team, 3, 4, Intramural football, 3, 4, Intramural basketball, 4, Cheerleader, 3, 4, Glee club, 3, Bugle, 3, 4, I-lonor Naval bar. J. S. DAVIS 3201 Liberty St. Jacksonville, Fla. Entered '42, assigned Co. E, transferred Band, Intramural football, 3, 4, Intramural basketball, 3, 4, Intramural baseball, 3, 4, Intramural bar, Corporal, 4. BOOK Il - PAGE 6 DILTS DISMORE DORTCH DURRANCE EDGAR L. DILTS M.L. 920 Urban Avenue Durham, N. C. Entered '47, assigned Co. A, Intramural football, baseball, 4, Varsity basketball, 3, Senior Advisory Council, 4, Conduct bar, Athletic bar, Intramural bar, Corporal, 4. GEORGE BERTRAM DISMORE, JR. , 1212 Brookwood Road Jacksonville, Flo. Entered '46, assigned Co. A, Golf, 3, 4, Conduct bar, Sharpshooter's lvledal, Corp., 4. JOHN JOHNSON DORTCH Johnny Goldsboro, N. C. Entered '42, assigned Co. C, transferred Co. A, Bugle, Alpha Society, Academic bar, Intramural medal, Swimming medal, Sergeant, 4. GAY POWELL DU RRANCE 41015 47th Street West Palm Beach, Fla. Entered '46, assigned Co. C, Varsity football, 3, Varsity baseball, 3, intramural basketball, 4, B club, Senior Advisory Council, 4, Alpha Society, 3, 4, Glee club, 4, Naval bar, Academic bor, Athletic bar, l-lonor bar, Intramural bar, T, M. Carter Biology award, 3, W. Delavan Baldwin Service award, 3, l-lonor Naval student, Ensign, 4-. BOOK Il - PAGE 7 ELLIS, I. FEWELL FORSTER INMAN PAYNE ELLIS I6 East Jones Street Savannah, Georgia Entered '45, assigned Co. I3, Bugle staff, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4, Sailboat captain, 3, 4, Intramural volleyball, 4, P. O. 2!C, 3, Ensign, 4, JOHN HAROLD FEWELL l7I7 Mallory Street Jacksonville, Florida , Entered '39, assigned lower school, transferred Co, C, Varsity football, 4, Intra- mural foatball, 3, Senior Advisory Council, 4, Glee club, I, 2, Public speaking medal' Conduct bar, Naval bar, Intramural bar, P. O. 3!C, 2, P. O. 2!C, 3, Ensign, 4. I WALTER M. FORSTER, JR. Cayo Mason, Mariel Pinar del Rio, Cuba Entered '45, assigned staff, Varsity baseball, 3, 4, Varsity swimming, 4, Intra- mural basketball, 3, Photography club, 4, President Photography club, 4, Pan American club, 3, Chief Petty Officer, 4. HARRY FRANZ, JR. Yankee Route 3, Box 225 Jacksonville, Fla. Entered '45, assigned Co. C, Intramural football, 4, Intramural baseball, 3, 4, Intramural basketball, 3, Quill and Scroll, 4, Your Week staff, 3, 4, Day I3ay Council, 4, P. O. 3lC, 3, P. O. IIC, 4. BOOK II - PAGE 8 FRANZ GRAVES HAILE HAM W JOHN HENRY GARY IIJ ackll 2321 8th Ave. North St. Petersburg, Fla. Entered '44, assigned Co. A, Varsity basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity football, 2, 3, 4, Varsity swimming, l, 2, 3, 4-, All company volleyball, 2, All company softball, 2, B club, Color guard, l, 2, 3, Eagle, 3, Sharpshooters medal, Military bar, Conduct bar, Intramural bar, Athletic bar, Upper school swimming champion, 3, 4, trans- ferred Co. D, Sgt., 3, Stott Sgt., 3, First Sgt., 3, First Lt., 4. HARRY MARKS GRAVES 2155 River Road Jacksonville, Fla. Entered '44, assigned Co. C, transferred, Co. A, Varsity football, 3, 4, Varsity basketball, 3, 4, Student council, 4, Senior advisory council, 4, Vice President Student Council, l-lonor bar, Conduct bar, Academic bar, Military bar, Student Council bar, Athletic bar, Intramural bar, First Lt., 4. WALTER K. HAILE 3915 Hollingsworth St. Jacksonville, Fla. Entered '44, assigned Co. A, lntramural football, 3, 4, Intramural basketball, 3, 4, lntramural baseball, 3, 4, Student Athletic Council, Intramural bar, lntramural medal, Col., 2, Sgt., 3, Second Lt., 4. RUSSELL HAM Hambone i Timmonsville, S. C. Entered '46, assigned Co. A, Varsity basketball, 3, Varsity baseball, 3, lntramural tootball, 4, B club, Sgt., 4. BOOK I1 - PAGE 9 HINCK HIRSCH HODGES HUNTLEY JOHN HENRY HINCK, JR. 4630 Son Jose Blvd. Jacksonville, Fla. Entered '39, assigned lower school, transferred Co. C, Intramural basketball, I, 2, 3, 4, Band, I, I-lonor bar, Distinguished Service bar, Naval bar, Intramural bar, Athletic bar, Military bar, Academic bar, Conduct bar, P. O. 3!C, 2, P. O. ZIC., 3, I.t. lj.g.l, 4. THEODORE HIRSCH l860 Southwest 12th Street Miami, Flo. Entered '45, assigned Ca, C, Intramural football, 4, Intramural basketball, 4, Bugle staff, 4, Conduct bar, Summer School bar, P, O. 3!C, 4. AL PENCE HODGES Snake 38 Carrera St. Augustine, Flo. Entered '39, assigned lower school, transferred Band, Intramural football, 2, 3, Intramural basketball, I, 2, 3, Intramural speedball, 2, 3, Intramural softball, 2, 3, Bugle staff, I, Eagle staff, I, Pan American club, 3, Sergeant, 2, I'!Sgt., 3, First Lt., 4, LEWIS H U NTLEY lwithdrewl BOOK ll - PAGE I0 JAMES JOHNSON, H. KINNARD KINSEY BENJAMIN ESCOTT JAMES, JR. Jimmie 1027 Arbor Lane Jacksonville, Fla. Entered '43, assigned Band, transferred Co. D, transferred Co. A, Varsity basket- ball, 2, 3, 4, Your Week staff, 3, Editor, 4, Alpha Review, 2, Editor, 3, 4, Bugle staff, 2, 3, Eagle staff, 3, 4, Glee club, l, 2, 3, 4, Nat'l Rifle Association, l, 2, 3, 4, Nat'l Honor Society, 3, 4, President, 4, Athletic Scholarship Society, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll, 3, 4, C. S. P. A., 3, 4, S, l. S. J., 2, 3, 4, Color guard, 3, l-lonor bar, Conduct bar, Intramural bar, Military bar, Athletic bar, lower school academic trophy, Outstanding Latin scholar, 2, Corporal, 2, Sergeant, 3, Second Lt., 4 H. BRADLEY JOHNSON, JR. 35 Washington Avenue Savannah, Ga. Entered '46, assigned Co. C, Intramural football, 3, 4, Naval bar, Intramural bar, P O. 2lC, 4. CRENSHAW KINNARD IlBrunoll 310 West Church Street Jacksonville, Fla. Entered '43, assigned Co. I3, Intramural football, 4, appointed to battalion staff, 4, P. O. 3!C, 4. ' WILLIAM CLIFFORD KINSEY, JR. llBudll 410 47th Street West Palm Beach, Fla. Entered '46, assigned Co. A, Varsity football, 3, 4, Varsity baseball, 3, 4, Varsity basketball, 3, B club, 3, 4, Color guard, 3, Glee club, 3, 4, Military bar, Conduct' bar, Intramural bar, Sergeant, 4. BOOK Il - PAGE ll KRUEGER MARX MILLS, S. MILLS W JOHN JAY KRUEGER Johnny I055 Arbor Lane Jacksonville, Fla. Entered '40, assigned Co, E, transferred Co. B, Intramural football, 2, 3, 4, Intra- mural basketball, 4, Intramural baseball, 2, 3, 4, Alpha Society, 3, 4, Conduct bar Academic bar, P. O, ZIC, 4. JAMES MCGRATH MARX I45 E. I8th Street Jacksonville, Fla. Entered '44, assigned Co. B, Intramural football, 4, Intramural tennis, 2, 3, 4, Intramural softball, 2, 3, 4, Intramural bar, P. O. ZIC, 2, P. Q 3lC, 3, P. O, IIC, 4 SOLON CREWS MILLS Bubba Clewiston, Fla. Entered '47, assigned Co. B, Intramural football, 4, Intramural swimming, 4, Intro- mural track, 4, All company tootball, 4, Intramural baseball, 4, Intramural bar, WILLIAM FRANCIS MILLS llBiHyll Nuevo Gerona Isle of Pines, Cuba Entered '4l, assigned lower school, transferred Co, A, Intramural basketball, 3, 4 Intramural baseball, 3, 4, Intramural swimming, 3, 4, All company basketball, 3, 4 Pan American club, 3, Alpha Society, 4, Photography club, 4, Bugle statt, 4-, Con- duct bar, Academic bar, Intramural bor, Intramural medal, Corporal, 3, Sergeant, 4 BOOK II - PAGE I2 I MOREHOUSE MORRIS, R. McLAURIN OGILVIE CHARLES EDWIN MOREHOUSE Chig-a-boo 2631 Ridgewood Road Jacksonville, Fla. Entered '43, assigned lower school, transferred Co. A, Varsity football, 4, I3 club, Conduct bar, Military bar, Athletic bar, Intramural bar, Corporal, 2, Sergeant, 3, Staff Sergeant, 4. ROBERT DUPREE MORRIS, JR. - 4723 Algonquin Avenue Jacksonville, Fla. Entered '47, assigned Co. C, Intramural wrestling, 4, Intramural volleyball, 4, Conduct bar, JOHN KING McLAURIN uKingu I645 Parrish Place Jacksonville, Fla. Entered '44, assigned Co. A, J. V. football, 2, Varsity football, 3, 4, Swimming, 3, 4, Cheerleader, 2, J, V, basketball, 2, Intramural basketball, 3, 4, Senior advisory council, Sergeant, 3, Staff Sergeant, 4, Athletic bar, Intramural bar, Military bar, Summer School bar. MORGAN OGILVIE IIMOII Rt. 8, Box 237 Jacksonville, Fla. Entered '45, assigned Co. I3, Intramural basketball, 3, 4, Intramural golf, 4, Academic bar, Naval bar, Conduct bar, P, O. 3!C, 3, P. O. 2!C, 4. BOOK II - PAGE I3 PHILLIPS PICIS,ENS f',,? ,QI 'ri1igf.ssEn,E. PRIESTMAN - - - f . - V H: U ,,.-so if . A 1. ,,. .1 . WILLIAM LYLE PHILLIPS IIBOCGII IZO West 39 Place Hialeah, Fla. Entered '44, assigned Co, D, Varsity baseball, I, Intramural football, I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural basketball, l, 2, 3, Ritle team, 3, Military bar, Corporal, 3, Sergeant, 4. ROBERT W. PICKENS Pick Crescent City, Fla. Entered '45, assigned Co. D, Varsity football, 4, Intramural football, 3, Intramural basketball, 4, Intramural golf, 3, 4, Intramural tennis, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4, Bugle, 4, Academic bar, Conduct bar, Sergeant, 4. EDWIN PRESSER IlEdll 4145 London Road Jacksonville, Fla. Entered '42, assigned Co. D, Intramural golt, 3, 4, Intramural tennis, 4, Alpha Society, 3, 4, Your Week, 4, Eagle, 4, Alpha Review, 3, 4, Conduct bar, Military bar, Academic bar, Latin medal, Corporal, 2, Sergeant, 3, Second Lt., 4. FRED THOMAS PRIESTMAN Rubbernose Naval Air Station Jacksonville, Fla. Entered '46, assigned Co, B, Varsity football, 3, 4, Varsity swimming, 3, 4, Intra- mural basketball, 3, 4, All company basketball, 3, Varsity baseball, 3, 4, B club, 3, 4, Intramural bar, Varsity bar, Conduct bar, Naval bar, Intramural swimming medal, I-lonor Naval student, P. O. IIC, 4. BOOK II - PAGE I4 RANDALL READ, R. L. REESE ROGERS HOWARD F. RANDALL, JR. Kid 8091 Jumper Street Jacksonville, Fla. Entered '45, assigned Co. B, manager, swimming team, 4, Intramural basketball, 3, Intramural football, 3, Intramural baseball, 3, 4, Alpha Society, Camera club, 4, Intramural bar, Academic bar, Conduct bar, Naval bar, Lt. tjgl, 4, ROBERT LOUIS READ SquirreI Jacksonville, Fla. Entered '47, assigned Co. C, Intramural football, 3, 4, Intramural baseball, 4, Intramural track, 3, 4, Phi Sigma Cbi, 3, Golden Gloves, I, Naval Honor student, 4, Conduct bar, Intramural bar, P. O. ZIC, 4. - JAMES RICHARD REESE lIRubell 4220 Prairie Ave. Miami Beach, Fla. Entered '42, assigned Band, transferred battalion staff, Varsity football, 3, 4, 4 Varsity basketball, 3, 4, Varsity baseball, 3, 4, Bugle, I, 2, 3, Eagle, 2, 3, , Glee club, I, 2, 3, 4, Student council, 3, Class president, 2, 4, Class vice president, 3, President Quill and Scroll, 4, Vice president, AIpl'ia Society, sec.-treas,, B club, 4, 4 Senior advisory council, 4, Eagle editorial board, 4, C. S. P. A., 4, S. I. S. J,, , Vice president, State Association ot National I-lonor Society, I-lonor cadet, I, Winner, Declamation contest, I, Matti medal, 3, I-lonor Naval student, Intra- mural medal, I-lonor bar, Academic bar, Conduct bor, Military bar, Naval bar, Athletic bar, Intramural bar, Student council bar, P, E C., I, Sergeant, 2, Staff Sergeant, 3, Battalion Adiutant and Executive Officer, Cadet Captain, 4. EDWARD BENJAMIN ROGERS, JR. Buck Claxton, Georgia Entered '47, assigned Co. B, Intramural football, 4, Intramural speedball, 4, All company football, 4, Pl'iotograpl'ry club, 4. BOOK Il - PAGE I5 ' RUTHERFORD SANDERFORD SCHELLENGER SKAGGS 1 JJ OLIVER HOUSTON RUTHERFORD, JR. 05. 2514 Westwood Avenue Nashville, Tenn. Entered '45, assigned Band, Intramural football, 2, 3, 4, Intramural wrestling, 4, Conduct bar, Academic bar, Sergeant, 4. JOHN LEWIS SANDERFORD llsandyll 106 Churchill Drive Fayetteville, N. C. Entered '45, assigned Co. C, transferred Co. E, Varsity football, 2, 3, 4, Intra- mural speedball, 2, 3, 4, Intramural track, 2, 3, 4, Intramural basketball, 3, 4, Bugle, 2, 3, 4, Glee club, 3, B club, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, B club, 3, President, B club, 4, Captain, bootball team, 4, President, senior class, 4, Conduct bar, Athletic bar, P. O. 3!C, 3, Chief Petty Officer, 4, Eagle editorial board, 4, Secretary- Student Council, 4. NORMAN DONOHUE SCHELLENGER Slum 1455 Normandy Drive Miami Beach, Fla. Entered '47, assigned Co, B, Intramural tennis, 4, Intramural baseball, 4, Choir, 4, Glee club, 4, Conduct bar, Academic bar, RODN EY L. SKAGGS 1087 Wolfe Street Jacksonville, Fla. Entered '44, assigned Co. A, Intramural football, 3, 4, Intramural basketball, I, Wrestling, 3, 4, Intramural track, 3, 4, Intramural bar, Corporal, 4. BOOK Il - PAGE 16 SLEP SMITH, G. SOLOLAEN STRAKE l . AMD r -it limp Mp ' '12 ,Lee 0. JOHN H. SLEP g 2 Tarzan 27 S. Eastfield Avenue ' u Trenton, N. J. Entered '47, assigned Co, C, Varsity swimming, 4, Photography club, 4, Conduct bar, Academic bar, Swimming team captain, 4. GUY JOYCE SMITH P. L. , 1450 Gaines Street Jacksonville, Fla. Entered '45, assigned Co. D, Intramural football, 3, 4, Rifle team, 3, 4, Pan Amer- ican club, 3, Corporal, 4-. RONALD L. SOLOMON 527 29th Street West Palm Beach, Fla. Entered '46, assigned Co. D, Varsity football, 4, Intramural football, 3, lntra- mural basketball, 3, 4, lntramural baseball, 3, 4, All company football, 3, Intra- mural medal, Intramural bar, B club, 4, Sergeant, 4, GODFREY F. STRAKE Fred 4lOl General Taylor Street Jacksonville, Fla. Entered '45, assigned Co. C, Varsity football, 3, 4, Assistant coach, ninth. grade basketball team, 4, B club, 3, 4, Glee club, 3, 4, Bugle staff, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4, Conduct bar, Naval bar, Athletic bar, Intramural bar, Summer School bar, Lt. lj.g.l, 4. BOOK Il -- PAGE l7 STRIPLING SWARTWOUT SWINDAL SWINK W HOWARD E. STRIPLING Green Cove Springs, Flo. Entered '45, assigned Co. A, Varsity football, 4, Intramural basketball, 3, 4, Intramural baseball, 3, 4, B club, 4, Glee club, 3, 4, Military bar, Academic bar, Conduct bar, I-Ionor bar, Athletic bar, First Sergeant, 4. DONALD SWARTWOUT Swart Moracoibo, Venezuela, South America Entered '45, assigned Co. B, Intramural football, 3, 4, Intramural basketball, 3, Intramural baseball, 3, 4, Bugle, 4, Academic bar, Conduct bar, Summer School bar, P. O. 3lC, 3, P. O. IIC, 4. HERSCHELL THOMAS SWINDAL Duke Route 2, Box 309 Jacksonville, Flo. Entered '44, assigned Co. A, Intramural tennis, 4, Intramural tennis champion, 4, Academic bar, Conduct bar, Military bar, Intramural bar, Summer School bar, Summer School academic award, 4, Corporal, 2, Sergeant, 3, Second Lt., 4. WILLIAM WALKER SWINK BiII Concord, N. C. Entered '44, assigned Co, C, transferred Co. B, transferred Co. C, Varsity foot- ball, 3, 4, Intramural baseball, 3, 4, B club, 4, Pan American club, 3, Summer School bar, Athletic bar, P. O. 3lC, 3, P. O. IIC, 4. BOOK ll - PAGE I8 TRINDADE VAN DER LUGT VAN DIVIERE VASSIS RAYMOND L. TRINDADE Chango Miami, Fla. Entered '47, assigned Co. C, Varsity swimming, 4, Intramural basketball, 4, Color guard, 4, Conduct bar. CORNELIUS ADRIANUS VAN DER LUGT llpetell P. O. Box 232 Ft. Pierce, Fla. Entered '45, assigned Co. B, Varsity football, 4, Intramural football, 3, Intramural softball, 3, 4, Intramural speedball, 3, 4, Intramural baseball, 3, 4, B club, 4, Intramural bar, Athletic bar, Conduct bar, Naval bar, Summer School bar, P. O. UC, 4. CHARLES L. VAN DIVIERE llvandyll 1309 Sycamore Ave. Brunswick, Ga. Entered '44, assigned Co. B, Varsity football, 4, Varsity swimming, 3, 4, Intra- mural football, 2, 3, Intramural basketball, 2, 3, 4, Intramural baseball, 3, 4, All company football, 2, 3, Your Week, 2, 3, Associate editor, Your Week, 4, Bugle, 2, 3, 4, Eagle, 4, Student Athletic council, 3, Alpha Society, 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer, Alpfia Society, 4, C. S. P, A., 4, S, l. S. J., 4, Quill and Scroll, 3, 4, B club, 4,i National Rifle association, 2, Secretary, class, 3, Intramural medal, I-lonor bar, Academic bar, Conduct bar, Naval bar, Athletic bar, Intramural bar, I-lonor Naval student, P. O. 3lC, 2, P. O. ZIC, 3, P. O. IIC, 3, Ensign, 4. WILLIAM H. VASSIS 1422 Cumberland Road Jacksonville, Fla. Entered '46, assigned Co. D, Intramural football, 3, 4, Intramural basketball, 4, Intramural track, 3, 4, Rifle team, Sl1arpsl'iooter's medal, Military bar, Conduct bar, Intramural bar, Sgt., 4. BOOK Il - PAGE 19 i WARREN WEAVER WEISE WERNIKOFF JAMES McBRIDE WARREN, Ill 1267 Monterey Street Jacksonville, Fla. Entered '46, assigned Band, transferred Co, A, 4, Varsity swimming, 3, 4, Ritle team, 3, 4, Golf, 3, 4, Anna V. Lewis Marksmanship award ot IQ47, Conduct bar. HAROLD C. WEAVER, JR. l820 Woodmere Drive Jacksonville, Fla. Entered '45, assigned Co. A, Rifle team, 3, 4, Intramural tootball, 3, 4, Intramural baseball, 3, 4, Intramural swimming, 3, 4, Conduct bar, Military bar, Sharpshooter's medal with 9 bars, Expert RitIeman's award. EMIL REYNOLD WEISE l36O Avondale Avenue Jacksonville, Fla. Entered '47, assigned CO. A, Intramural tootball, 4, Intramural bar, Conduct bar. ROBERT E. WERNIKOFF ll and H, Vedado Havanna, Cuba Entered '46, assigned Co. D, Alpha Society, 3, 4, Vice president, Quill and Scroll, 4, Pan American club, 3, Bugle, 3, Alpha Review, 3, 4, Your Week, 4, Eagle, 4, Member, High School register, 4, Member, Columbia Scholastic Press Associa- tion, 4, Member, S. I. S. J., Conduct bor, Academic bar, Military bar, Tech Sgt., 4. BOOK ll - PAGE 20 WHEELER WHITE, C. WILLIAMS, R. ROBERT I. WHEELER l653 Geraldine Drive Jacksonville, Fla. Entered '43, assigned Co. E, Cheerleader, 3, 4, Eagle board, 4, Press Club, 3, Assistant managing editor, Bugle, 4, Day Boy council, 3, 4, Photo club, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4, Distinguished Service bor, Day Boy trophy, Sergeant, 2, Second Lt., 3, Captain, 4.' CHARLES CAMPBELL WHITE Baghdad, Iraq 'Entered '43, assigned Co, A, Rifle team, 4, Alpha Society, Eagle statt, 2, Military, bar, Academic bar, Corporal, 3, Sergeant, 4. REIDY A. WILLIAMS Catfish I326 Avondale Avenue Jacksonville, Fla. Entered '45, assigned Co. A, Varsity football, 2, 3, 4, Varsity baseball, 3, 4, Presi- dent, Student Council, 4, Alpha Society, 2, 3, 4, Your Week statt, 2, Senior Advisory Council, 4, President, B club, 4, Vice president, class, 4, Conduct bar, Academic bar, Military bar, Student Council bar, Athletic bar, l-lonor bar, Intramural bar, Corporal, 2, Sergeant, 2, First Sergeant, 3, Captain, 4. BOOK II - PAGE 2I SENIOR CLASS OF 1948 SF V 'liiiw T F' ' :Q Ms. xi F' LQ- - is ,-. IAA , , ' -kf'I'i1.f 2 1- :. V L-'T , ' -- 4qa'b,: We aY,?5fg,a:'ef X ,- ,J f - p s I? 1.5, ii: Y 1.-.14 Y. 4 , It 6 ,, ,E I-, 'Q , l V'-45, 4 Q, M, ,f fri i - X ,Y GQ? X' ' hfdb'-' - ' - ' ' - 4 1, - v A ,- 1 1 I 'wifi 59 ig ' sit' .4 . .L , ' Sf f egg-li ' . .,:- 'il ' '1urw.,,g1: 1 'ffn . 5, ,L ,i z- f , xo, 'sf -I' 5' i, '. -- 'a- 14- E- ' Y -PM ,. , . .5 A I A:-NN-'x., ff- . - ' N.. N is ' FRONT ROW- Major Andrews Brock Stripling Brown, T. Fewell Sanderford Reese Andrews, L S. Durrance Williams, R. Blanton Weise Read sl SECOND ROW- THIRD ROW- Krueger Brown, C. Swindal Ham Pickens Carroll Johnson Allen Forester Priestman White, C. Kinsey Vassis Morehouse Conner Rutherford Childs Davis, J. S. Swink Strake Trindade Marx Hirsch Wernikoff Avis Weaver Davis, J. P. Skaggs Franz Smith, G. Campbell BOOK ll - PAGE Z2 FOURTH ROW- FIFTH ROW- Busck Solomon Randall McLaurin presse, Wheeler James Hinck Haile H0d99S Ogilvie Ellis Morris GarY Do,-'Ch Schellenger Slep Van der Lugt VanDiviere GWVGS Swartwout HUHHGY Wqfren Mills, W. Dilfs Phillips Baron Rogers POST GRADUATE CLASS Front row, left' l'o right-Wheelerg Read, R. L.p Hodges Bock row, left' lo riglwl'--Campbellg Rogersg Brown, T. Boom u - meg za Sflllllll lIlllSS HlSlllllU JUNE, i948-Neorly ten yeors ogo, further bock into the hoords of History thon most of us con remember, three then youthful ond innocent lods stepped ocross the well-worn threshold of the Bolles School, to leod o life obundont with discolorful uniforms ond weorisome bugle colls. Hodges, Hinck, ond Fewell formed the embryo of the Groduoting Closs of i948-o closs which finolly developed into the lorgest thot Bolles hos ever hod. The close-following yeor of V940 brought forth the mechonicol genius of the motley group, Krueger, who wos joined only twelve months Ioter by Busck ond Mills lW.l. ln i942 the Closs commenced to become of some size with the voluoble odditions of Reese, Presser, Dortch, ond Dovis U. Sl. However, reol growth wos not detected until lote in l943, when nine illustrious chorocters, Jomes, Gory, Groves, Wheeler, Kinnord, Morehouse, Brown lC.l, ond Conner, found their woys to the greot Institution of Leorning. The next time the eorth encircled the sun, Andrews, Blonton, Brock, Hoile, Skoggs, Morx, McLourin, Phillips, Swindol, Swink, ond VonDiviere goined the guiding light, ond settled down in Bolles for the lost doys in their high school coreers, The Senior Closs of i948 wos tokingshope, olmost one-holf of it wos beginning to register on the book report records ond the credit tollies. i945 sow the lorgest portion of the Closs foll into line with Boron, Compbell, Ellis, Forster, Fronz, Hirsch, Ogilvie, Pickens, ond Rondoll, occomponied by Ruther- ford, Sonderford, Smith, Stroke, Stripling, Swortwout, Voncler Lugt, Weover, ond Willioms. Following this lorge group come onother in l946, which included Allen, Avis, Brown lT.l, Corroll, Childs, Dovis lJ. Pl, Dismore, Durronce, Hom, Johnson, Kinsey, Priestmon, Solomon, Vossis, Worren, ond Wernikoff. Indeed, the genius of the Closs then begon to illuminote itself. The completion come in l947, when come to Bolles Bortholomew, Dilts, Mills lS.l, Morris, Reod, Rogers, Schellenger, Slep, Trindode, ond Weise. Thus developed the lorgest ond probobly the most fruitful groduoting closs yet to poss through the portols of Bolles. These seventy-four boys come to the School, leorned together, ond grew up in it. History hos told us of their occomplishments, mony of which hove been gloriously louded ond others which hove undoubtedly existed in o miserable stote of obscurity, Nevertheless, regordless of whot eoch senior hos occomplished, whether it be smoll or greot, he still hos o useful high school educotion behind him. How well he opplies his educotion in developing future ospirotions ond deeds only time con tell. BOOK ll - PAGE 24 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Scored, left' to right-Moore: Jonesg Andrews, E. Standing-Stokes BOOK Il - PAGE 25 JIINIORS F. P. ANDREWS RUPERT BLISS JOHN BRANTLEY R. L. BRAY Cocoa, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. Valdosta, Ga. WM. H. BRYANT T. A. BULL J. D. CHAPMAN CARL DENNY Paola, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. MARION DOWLING JOHN DUCKWORTH GUY DYAL J. S. FOLEY Oklowaha, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. Green Cove Springs, Fla Jacksonville, Flo BOOK ll - PAGE 26 IUNIORS GEORGE FORTUNAS F. G. FREEDMAN CANDIDO GONZALEZ STUART IRA Apalachicola, Fla. Salem, Mass. Santurce, P. R. Jacksonville, Fla. HORACE B. JONES ROBERT O. KAY WM. ALLEN KILLINGER G. H. LEEPER Jacksonville, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. Tampa, Fla. ?'r'g JACK LEWIS -SGARY MAHAN CHARLES MANN DAVID G. MASON Jacksonville, Fla. A .f Palatka, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. Bahamas, B. W. I. I A Tx I I 'F5'igfQvN kg BOOK ll - PAGE 27 I HIM JUNIOR RICHARDAMOORE -x ROBERT MORRISON SAM MYRICK DON MCMURRAY Jacksonville, Fla. Laredo, Texas Jacksonville, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. c- 5' pi V- 4 ,V N 74 6 , fr -gi 4 L. B. PRICE JOHN RUSH, JR. DAVID SCOTT MAXWELL SNYDER Jacksonville, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. Ft. Pie7Fl Jacksonville, Fla. I ' ', -A BOOK Il - PAGE 28 .IJUNIORS GARY STAUP RAY STOKES JOHN B. STUART ROGER STURTEVANT Delphos, Ohio Jacksonville, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. Nashville, Tenn CHARLES SUTTLES LOREN WHITE GEORGE WILLIAMS Jacksonville, Fla. Merritt Island, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. HOWARD WRIGHT RICHARD YOUNGFLESH RAUL ZELAYA Balboa Heights, Canal Zone Richmond, Indiana Caracas, Venezuela BOOK Il - PAGE 29 THE SOPHOMORE CLASS rv--m--9....,.,..4,g,., .,, , , dm D- --1-avg!-nv --- FRONT ROW-Left to SECOND ROW-left to THIRD ROW-left to FOURTH ROW left Io right: right: right: right: Jones Watts Kloeppel Hooten Owen Huguelet Gregory McCullough Aborgast Vaughn Williams, Atkins Deutschbein McLeod Shelburn Mahorner Taylor, T. McCall Clements Carr O'Horo, F. Newton Deacy Clark Cannady Berner Folsom Fisher Taylor, E. Waters Mallory Hudson Johnson Bliss, P. Leao Walker Rosqles Maleady Fleming Benbow Rushton Crary Reimerggf Schulte Scott, S. Robertson Shephard Anderson Boll BOOK ll - PAGE 30 ' 7 THE FRESHMAN CLASS . ,-,- . 1 . -s. FRONT ROW-loft To right: Handerson , Enneis ,ab Stevenson , 4, Hardy idx ' Permenter Q, 'fi Merck ,J -, ,,, M ,av Lovejoy? :pJgI,l3'i Qyilijlr Ritter ,if fl ,,Q,, Forster W l X WT , , n., , ,,r,, P 4. . , SECOND ROW-left to THIRD ROW-left to FOURTH ROW-left To right: right: right: Jobe Gressel Hall Mickler Daniels Suggs Gordon Edgar Anderson Ginter Price Sager Lopez Norton Hinson Joiner Williams, T. Smith Temples Powell Langley Harvey Burnsed Walker Burkholter Jackson BOOK Il - PAGE 31 'dv-' THE EIGHTH GRADE pf - A - -,. -Q-. -fx f ,naragf , ...N 1 ...Q :N N'x 4 '.:..,l :xr Q I N x Q x .. ...4......h s. - , . FRONT ROW--left to SECOND ROW-left to THIRD ROW-left to FOURTH ROW-left to FIFTH ROW-let right: right: right: right: right: Smith, G. O'Hara Cowart LeBlanc Norman Durkee Mischner Dykers Foshee LeBlonc Presser Richardson Swink, C. Stewart, H. Gregory, S. Kern Carter Stover Fields Waters, J. Jarrell Grider Ellis Grange Dodson Baker Wilson Slye Reid Smith, L. Hardin Marvin Foinquinos, l. Paul Woods Bowen Davis Stockton Parrish Paris McClellan Doran Davis, W. Myerston BOOK ll - PAGE 32 T I THE LOWER SCHOOL NSY? ' ' ' 1 'NW' 'f1r 16ur--qua-n,-ev.-r -rang, -VS 7 ,Z 'Nas . 'fi' T552 I W., 'rc M .. -n . A 1 1? be FRONT ROW-lell' to SECOND ROW-left to THIRD ROVV-left to right: right: right: McCranie Jackson Frasier Capt. Galloway Blume Mann, T. Klahr Lluch Burnett Bradley Ford Bibbens Alexander Tatro Chesser Mrs. Ball Anske Morton Mitchell Harris Matthews Board Freeman Benalken Foley Thorpe Rhoden Foinquinos, J. Dayton Crabtree, W. Mr. Bullock Haldeman Smith, D. Bremer Langley LeBlanc Hughes Lomaitre Sheldon Crabtree, Carter, C. BOOK ll - PAGE 33 FOURTH ROW left to right: Chestnut Barnett Rosborough Fleming Mischner Bent Lorbach Chapell Morris Barwick SEVENTH GRADE FRONT ROW-left to SECONND ROWMI-eff to Tl-HRD ROW-left ro FOURTH ROW-left' to righti Klahr Bradley Alexander Lamaitre Munn, T. Bent Crabtree, J. Hughes Sheldon MXTH GRADE right: Lluch Langley Harris Crabtree, W. Freeman Ford Berwick Barnett Frasier right: Burnett Bibbens Chesser Benolken Morton Tatro LeBlanc Bremer right: Jackson Rosborough Fleming Matthews Anske Morris SEATED-left to right: Foinquinos, J. Mitchell Blume Board Foley Thorpe McCronie BOOK Il - PAGE 34 STAND! NG-lell lo right Z Dayton Lorbach Chestnut Mischner, R Smith, D. Haldemon Carter, N. lil fix i Q C? i f- ' i ID mgdx tg? :Pg W 'f'5?+,yf'4 ii: 4 N A hllfpyy: gmt.: 1 H l .lx 442 ,X f 1 'sv s Q 1 e , Wwvrm' Illlhz ' i , if a if A wi 'RW QQ, Xw 'YMNXX is 3 A if Hold up your chin, Pluck brings its reward, I Reverses don't kill, If fate hits you hard Strike back with .a will. Let it do what it can, ' Still hold up your chin For the world likes a man W ho never gives in. -Unknown. '1 1 .TF 0 i 9 X H9 I5 COLOR GUARD .I , fr, , . -1 5 I . ',-X' - 7 ' . ' ' '. una :Q-,Q F V ,,-.1.. A , W . , 5 Y . .f ': - -- -f-1-1 f ml ,A ff- . 'ff . z N-QA, . 1 , , , ir, ' ' 'qtn..---f , V' T. 1 . -IL Y- Q! nk J ,L Tlrv gr, - ...If ' F K . A 2.5 . A ' . 'Yr' .Q ' Fl A Q' G , :- ' 'IMF' up N32 4 , I '. uw YM ' gl' x .gfigfn 803. I WA.-, 1 LELQ, ' If-gig A' I If -pf if ' 'ff-AT IK 155 . ff' CADET SERGEANT SUTTLES CADET PETTY OFFICER BARON NATIONAL COLORS SCHOOL COLORS CADET PRIVATE NEWTON CADET SEAMAN TRINDADE BOOK III - PAGE I N.. in I J WEHQLEAS THE BATTALION STAFF BATTALION ADJUTANT STAFF ATTACHE Cadet Captain James R. Reese Cadet Captain Robert I. Wheeler Miami Beach, Florida Jacksonville, Florida BATTALION COMMANDER Cadet Major Albert A, W. Busck Charleston, South Carolina BOOK lll - PAGE 2 If-2iH H.,E48 COMMISSIONED OFFICERS Left to right-Cadet Ensign Fewellg Cadet Ensign Durrancep Cadet Ensign Van Diviereg Cadet Lieu- tenant ls.g.i Brackp Cadet Second Lieutenant Swindalj Cadet Captain Williamsj Cadet First Lieutenant Jamesj Cadet Captain Wheelerp Cadet First Lieutenant Garyy Cadet Major Busckp Cadet Ensign Ellisp Cadet Captain Reeseg Cadet First Lieutenant Gravesp Cadet Captain Andrewsg Cadet Second Lieutenant Presserg Cadet First Lieutenant Hodgesp Cadet First Lieutenant Hailey Cadet Lieutenant ij.g.i Strakep Cadet Lieutenant ts.g.i Hinck. BOOK III - PAGE 3 Iiiifliiliii tit miiiiiiiiu unit TACTICAL OFFICERS Lcll to right-Major Trusdellj Captain Murray, Captain Snyder, Major Davis. For many years the Military Unit ot The Balles School has been regarded as the epitome of discipline in the institution. Under the capable direction at Major William H. Davis, P. M. S. G T., and his assistant, Major Robert W. Trusdell, the Military Unit has proceeded to distinguish Belles as one at the outstanding martial establishments in the South. A 55C classification was given the School several years ago by the Fourth Army Service Command, although recent Federal Inspec- tions have given the organization higher percentile ratings than many other groups with higher Army Classifications. Q Throughout the school year of i947-i948 Companies A and D have main- tained their status, having constantly striven to reach the ultimate in military activities, Work on the part ot many individuals in the Unit has readily been rewarded with the result ot its becoming nearly perfect in organization, discipline, and initiative. This, probably the most outstanding military unit that Bolles has ever had, we now present. BOOK III - PAGE 4 l ll All E F MILITARY NON-COMMISSION ED OFFICERS .ff 1 :I-'-. -gf 2 7 1433 Q ,. . . . V ft., . , . . .. ... . ..,. . - Bottom row, left to right-Stripling, Skaggs, Moore, Andrews, E., Ham, Bliss, Robertson, Kinsey, Snyder, Stokes, Rutherford. Second row, left to right-Weaver, Morehouse, C., White, C., Suttles, McLaurin, Dismore, Benbow, Vassis, Huntley, McLeod, Dortch, Wernikoff. Third rc-W, left to right-Pickens, Deacy, Mills, W., Crary, Clark, C., Solomon, Philips, Duckworth, Mohan, Carr, Myrick, Kay. JUNIOR NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS Y' 'lf ., rf A Bottom row, left to right-Klahr, Jackson, E., Chappel, Jarrell, Crabtree, J., Wilson. Second row, left to right-Ford, Hughes, Ellis, C., Waters, Gregory, W., Doran, Harris, Kern, Cowart. Third row, left to right-Swink, C., Smith, D., Paul, Carter, E., Slyep Bowen. BOOK Ill - PAGE 5 fil fb N711 Yiie., L-f M Z' EV- , - T, .A- wi, ., , , V I il 1- 2' 1lp :. if .2195 . . . 2 .A .- , ., , , XL ..-., ,A In , I H -I .. 71. , ' V- l- 'rv ,agp 1-we W, , L 'v Y' ff:-H,1'sl-.H 'v' i'-frog Milli' .I 5 A umm if ' iilf f ' AJ P , f .......T.., f a q. q fgv, N 1' 3.5. A' fn, W C f- T. '5 Pr A L .f. . A- . r... V , . if , 4 . ,f H7 1 -1 , - H . gf... '- ,,.' , . - -.-. ' ' X r' ','. 1, ' fi . . :QQ .- Q- - - .. 1 j' 'f - Q ,S-1 . Al ., ' ,. ' ff 'T .1--'r ' if F f it ll .al . r M M 77 V -.St 1' NP lvwzllfl-- TQ.. 'A,. :. .GM A , A . 'P ' - '- ' , 'j' fo.. -2- if A is-'N 2 If N'-, f U 'V .nf l -xj - :fir ', g tg? 79Ly .'GQJ A Le f1,e'f-Fails 'flvi C rj . 'r . 'fr ,V g f ' ' ' i l ,' ' V H D 'f,.,. , ,A HL, . M 'J iv ,ir il , , if-V. 3.7.1.-fQ. l ii Hr-QF, il L, 4- it . A 2 1 Q. .fi Lg , f a g ' 1-' H ' Milli? A e,,.... I '.1' . , L! I Ali. 'ffl' is L Qll I ' A- 'il El -- 4- f f m : 75Sf?1?'R? He.,-...a.zw.+giQ:r:,,-1: ?f1f .,.D?.2iS.iiL F' -gs i ff ff ifliifiivf---N-V.. ' 'Tear COMPANY OFFICERS ROSTER OF COMPANY A Andrews, E. Graves Shelburn Anderson, E. Gregory, H. Skaggs Benbow Hall, J. P. Snyder Blanco Hall, V. Stokes Bliss, R. Ham Suttles Borland James Swindal Carr Jobe 'lfaylor, E. Chesser Kay Temples Clements Kinsey Vaughn Coltrane Leeper Walker, H. Crary Maleady Warren Dilts Mickler Weaver Dismore Mills, W. Weise Dortch Morehouse, White, C. Duckworth Morehouse, Williams, G. Enneig Molina Williams, R. Fqinquinos, I, McLeod Williams, W. Gallinar Norman Woods b Gmter ggzmte Zelaya' R' Cadet Captain Williams BOOK Ill - PAGE 6 Cadet First Lieutenant Graves Cadet Second Lieutenant Haile Cadet Second Lieutenant Swindal Cadet First Sergeant Stripling .W W I9 timkj tg, ...Q A Y. 'r v 1-H te' -+4 .KNEW Andrews, L. Bray Chapman Conner Crabtree, W. Denney Deutschbein Fleming, E. Freedman Gary Gressel Gadshall Gryder Guldahl Haile Henderson Joiner ROSTER OF COMPANY D COMPANY OFFICERS Jones, L. W. Kramer Lopez, J. Mahan Mann, C. McLaurin McCall Merck Moore Newtonuj Paris Permenter Permenter lr, ,J. , E. Permenter, M. Phillips Pickens Presser, E. Price, W. Reimer Richardson Ritter Rushton Sager Scott, D. Smith, G. Solomon Stripling Stockton Taylor, T. Vassis Watts Wernikoff White, L. Zelaya, H. BOOK Ill - PAGE 7 Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Captain Andrews First Lieutenant Gary Second Lieutenant Presser Second Lieutenant James First Sergeant Andrews .f' 3 W V V v - COMPANY OFFICERS Cadet Captain McClellan Cadet First Lieutenant Marvin Cadet Second Lieutenant Baker Cadet Second Lieutenant Hardin Cadet Second Lieutenant Mischner, H. Addis Alexander Baker Barnett Berwick Benolkin Bent Bibbens Blume Board Bowen Bradley Bremer Burnette Carter, C. Carter, E. Chappell Chestnut Cowart Cogswell Cowart Crabtree, J. Davis, MCK. Davis, W. BOOK lll -- PAGE 8 ROSTER OF Dayton Doran Durkee Dykers Ellis, C. Fleming, W. Foinquinos, J. Foley, P. Ford Foshee Freeman Gregory, W. Haldeman Hardin Harris Hughes Jackson, E. Jarrell Kern Klahr Langley, J. LeBlanc LeMaistre Lluch Lorbach Mann, T. COMPANY Marvin Mathews McClellan McCranie, J. McCranie, P. Mysterson Mischner, H. Mischner, R. Mitchell Morris, E. Morton Paul Porter Rhoden Rosborough Slye Smith, D. Smith, D. T. Smith, Guy H Smith, R. L. Swink, C. Teale Waters, J. Wilson W its ROSTER Bartholomew Brown, C. Canaday Clark, C. Davis, J. S. Deacy DeVoto Forster, J. Forster, W. OF Grange Hodges Hudson Johnson, Kloeppel Langley, THE BAND G. E. Lf.-pez, O. 0'NeiII Parrish Presser, N. Robertson Sheppard, R. C. Sheppard, R. W. Smith, K. Tatro Venable Velazco BOOK Ill - PAGE 9 BAND OFFICERS Cadet First Lieutenant Hodges Cadet First Sergeant Robertson IQEHGLEM iiii niiviii unit TACTICAL OFFICERS Left to right-Chief Bennett, Chief Scott, Chief Brown, Lieutenant Nelimark Outstanding in the 'ranks of the nation's naval schools is the Naval Unit of The Belles School. This organization, now under the supervision of Lieutenant KSGJ Vanio A. Nelimark, was designated as an l-lonor Naval School by the Navy Depart- ment many years ago. Equipped with a magnificent pier and the finest inf naval supplies, the Naval Unit has continuously progressed as one of the five l-lanor Naval Schools in the United States. A complete yearly program has thoroughly prepared many members of the Unit for entrance into the United States Naval Academy. This organization, which has been well worthy of its distinction in making Bolles prominent among naval institutions, we naw present in the following pages. BOOK lil - PAGE 10 IQEHGLEMS NAVAL PETTY OFF annum-if-s-a Q! IP!!! I!-SIFFFF MIIIFFFF' -fauuuanw Bottom Row, left to right-P. Ot. 2lC Readp P. O. UC Priestmang P. O. 2fC Brownp C. P. O. Campbellp P. O. HC Frunzg P. Top Row, left to right-P. O. 2fC Dowling: P. O. 31C Hirschg P. P. O. 3fC Foleyg P. O. 2lC Sturtevcntg P. O. 31C Fishery P. P. O. 2lC Ballg P. O. UC Barony P. O. 2!C Fortunasp P. O. BOOK III - PAGE ll ICERS F,-,..-p.. .. Q. rFFF ' pl'nPP'- FFF!- C. P. O. Alleng P. O. UC Blantonj O. UC Swartwout. IH' RHI H! lun.: O. ZfC Killingerp P. O. 2fC Ogilvieg O. 31C Malloryg P. O. 3fC Stuart: ZXC Johnson. .',. ..-Q. , L 45:-.a iqilllqfilila -s. 7 .2 bl w 3, 'LE Emil f J ROSTER OF COMPANY B COMPANY OFFICERS Anderson, C. Avis Baron Berner Blanton Bliss, P. Brock Brantley Brown, T. Brundick Burnsed Campbell Carroll Dodson Ellis, l. Edgar Fisher Hardy Harvey Hudgins Jackson, J. Jones, H. B. Krueger Lewis Lovejoy Mohorner Mallory Marx Mills, S. Nottebaum Ogilvie Owen Priestman Randall Rogers Rosales Schellenger Smith, D. C. Stevenson Stover Stuart, J. Sturtevant Swartwout Van Der Lugt Van Diviere Waters, L. H. Williams, T. BOOK Ill -- PAGE I2 Cadet Lieutenant lSGl Brock Cadet Lieutenant lJGl Randall Cadet Ensign Ellis Cadet Ensign Van Diviere Cadet Chief Petty Officer Campbell 'Ill--1'i'l1ll'!'lllll' Center C +fBf.g..gf'7'il4': i E ,l'F5s. 4' f .3 A if F P af i Vi ,-A- ' A 'l ' 1 ' ' 1 -, ..,:i'z4.. I incl . ff.: M any-,uzb -i q, 1, N .,,1.f H. X , 1,f.l 'l mf' 7 , 'T 1 , .1 : I A 'H - ' - -.. - 1 , , .lt F ...1,--143 , fg f tg '39 -- 'Q il . . W ' ,.g -1 -f ' aff. 'f',:i L ''Q. ',11'J. 'A7f.-ii. iillqf'f .ggi f A f -. 4 - -. N .J .- QL f -.6-.3,4S11-ul. L: . ' lg. -fi' Q.-V - f V. 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' .- -. ...fn ' an ' 'A ',- . ' IP-'S ' ,',A.L2-3 44n14.L.-Iv . ttl.L. f ' ' Y Y - -A ROSTER OF COMPANY C COMPANY OFFICERS Allen Hirsch Price, L Anske Huguelet Read, R. L. Atkins lra Rush Boll Johnson, H. B. Sanderford Q, Bull Killinger Sounder F-5 Burkholter Mason Scott, S. Childs Leo Slep Daniels Leoo I Sheppard Davis, J. P. McMurray Stroke Dowling Morris, R. Suggs Durrance Morrison Swink, W. Fewell Newton, R. Trindode Foley, J. O'Hara, F. Walker, J. 5. Fortunis O'Hara, R. Wilkinson Hinck ' Phifer Youngflesh Powell Cadet Lieutenant lSGl Stroke Codet Lieutenant UG! Hinck Cadet Ensign Durrance Cadet Ensign Fewell Cadet Chief Petty Officer Sonderford Cadet Chief Petty Officer Forster BOOK Ill PAGE l3 l MILITARY COMMISSIONED OFFICERS Loft to right-Cadet Capt. Andrews, L.g Cadet Capt. Williams, R.g Cadet First Lt. Hodges: Cadet Capt. Reeseg Cadet Capt. Wheelerg Cadet Major Busckg Cadet First Lt. Jamesp Cadet First Lt. Gary: Cadet Second Lt. Presserg Cadet First Lt. Haileg Cadet First Lt. Graves. NAVAL coMMlssloNEn orrlcsns Lcfl to right-Cadet Ensign Ellisg Cadet Ensign Van Diviereg Cadet Lieutenant Is.g.i Brackp Cadet Ensign Fewellg Cadet Lieutenant lj.gJ Strakej Cadet Ensign Durranceg Cadet Lieutenant Is.g.I Hinck. BOOK IIIi- PAGE I4 BOOK lll - PAGE I5 'Q is x-N 'g '9fgQ '4.Hf N SQA nal X W V SQ V7 my wb A A WXm, N ff im W ' I f the song was sweet and helped a soul, What matters the s'in,ger,s name? The worth was in the song itself, And not in the 'LUOTld,S acclaim. The song and the deed are one If each be done for loveg Love of the work, not love of self, And the score is kept above. -Unknown. 110 lb as JW J, U Q . L. 'x Q' 'M 9 I 'fl am! lllligfff' Z' ,- 'MW I U hh heo oeo eeeee e hhhhhvhv h e ee PRESIDENTS OF BOLLES ORGANIZATIONS REIDY WILLIAMS LEW SANDERFORD BEN JAMES, JR. President, Student Council President, B Club President, Alpha Society Co-President, Senior Class Editor, Your Week , Alpha Review L. S. ANDREWS JIM REESE Editor, The Bugle President, Quill and Scroll Co-President, Senior Class NO PICTURE-J. S. WALKER, President, Beta Society BOOK IV - PAGE I lt lilt X. C ,sl ill if tsl? E55 W K2 ' 5-Q tl-F fa we 1 1-,fm -512 'yd' 51'-' Seated, left to right-Childsg Carr, White, C., Jamesp Presser. Standing, left to right-Leeperj Davis, J. P.g Blantong Canady. THE EAGLE STAFF The statf ot the l948 Eagle, pictured above, are the cadets who acted in the capacity of assis- tants to the members ot the Eagle Board. It was upon them that the small yet unpleasant tasks fell. Their's was the misfortune ot occupying a station which ottered little recognition tor their services, but through this page we wish to acknowl- edge and thank the Eagle Staff tor their welcome assistance. ' ' BOOK IV - PAGE 2 i9Eifl6L84i First raw, left to right-Kern, Hirsch, Sanderford, Wheeler, Campbell, Andrews, L., Pickens, Stroke, Baron. Second raw, left to right-Harvey, Hugueletj Andrews, E., Davis, J. P., Dorfchg Vassis, Bray, Swurtwout, Brown, T., Cunudayg Schulte. THE BUGLE STAFF Under the able direction ot I.. S. Andrews and his predecessor, AI Busck, the Bolles Bugle enjoyed a year which was graced by the publishing of a few fine issues. Appearing at infrequent intervals, the school paper expressed, tor once, the sentiments of the student body mingled with the usual journalistic and school obligations. However, with its many handicaps, the Bugle offered pleasurable experience for those ambitious enough to cope with its disadvantages and eager enough to submit to its labors. The highest commendation should be given to its editors for the honor garnered by the winning ot second place in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association high school journalistic contest. ,BOOK IV - PAGE 3 EDITOR ........ L. S. ANDREWS PUBLISHING EDITOR ..... .. H. H. CAMPBELL MANAGING EDITOR ,...... E. P. ANDREWS FACULTY ADVISORS ........ CAPTAIN W. H. WALKER CAPTAIN ROY i9Eifl6lE4t Seated, left lo right-Alleng Kinseyg Durranceg Sanderfordj Captain Garcesp Major Braclleyg Captain Robinson: Williams, R.p Recsej Busckg Van Diviere. Second row, lett to right-Mooreg Stokesj Snyderg Strakeg Graves: Garyp Carrollg Hump Andrews, L.5 Gregory. Third row, left to right-Striplingg Phiferj Van der Lugfj Solomong Benbowg McCalIj Brack. B CLUB 5poRTsMANsHip - ll' it lQ,.l. i . Q Iliiiiullllllllll llwll lwtdllllll - PRESIDENT ........ J. L. SANDERFORD VICE-PRESIDENT .....,.. REIDY WILLIAMS SECRETARY-TREASURER ..... JIM REESE SERGEANT-AT-ARMS .,,..... GAY DURRANCE FACULTY ADVISORS ........ MAJOR BRADLEY CAPTAIN ROBINSON CAPTAIN ROTH CAPTAIN GARCES With revolutionary ideas and expensive dues, the B Club advanced into a state ot activity which has heretofore been uncommon to this athletic lettermeri's society, Through the earnest endeavors ot its fine President, Sandy Sandertord, a con- glomerate ot ideas was shaped into at least a creditable program which included the gift of silver tootballs, basketballs, and baseballs to the respective lettermen. To Sandertord go the sincerest congratulations tor his fine leadership and to the members, ac' knowledgment ot their ettorts from at least one ot the school's journalistic organs. BOOK IV - PAGE 4 ICIETIGLE-125 9-'fi' Q 35 5'9- L0 -'T 2,-f -f -f So 1-. L06 3'3- TT uw ff? If ,,,m u-M P 'Z 9,-a .... Wo in :AI I-o ..Q rr' :Un CJ I0 5' hi 52? Q5 n 'tm ... SF' -1 Fig' 3: 93 - 'fl in - - M9- o o -1 P STUDENT COUNCIL As a median between the taculty and the Cadet Corps, the Student Council has gained the repu- tation ot expressing, at times, a torcetul opinion. This privilege was certainly not worn out from overuse this year. Nevertheless, this group de- serves credit tor what they did accomplish, Their activities being more-or-less retained from the student body, it was not known by all exactly what the group was undertaking. Upon the suggestion at this group, the late- sleeping privilege for Saturday mornings and late- leaves tor seniors were inaugurated. These above were major accomplishments as tar as the student body is concerned. BOOK IV PAGE 5 ies XXXKXKXKXXXRXXXXQXX ri Ill C S lIIll o I T U U D g .. E C , N , I T bd L m,e,siQ,l!'5: 4. PRESIDENT ...... REIDY WILLIAMS VICE-PRESIDENT ...... HARRY M. GRAVES SECRETARY ...... LEW SANDERFORD FACU LTY ADVISOR ..... MAJOR HOOKER I9Ell6lE4zs Sealed, left la right-Enneis, Taylor, T., Vaughn, Stripling, Taylor, E., Price, W., Resales, Brack, Coltrane, Mor- rison, Captain Galloway. Second raw, left lo right-Anderson, E., Gressel, Stroke, Williams, T., Dowling, Suttles, James, Swarfwout, Camp- bell, Baron, Burnsed, Arbogust. Third row, left lc- right-Scott, S., Canaday, Kloeppel, Bryant, Mahorner, Ellis, I., Sager, Langley, E., Mason, Childs Kinsey, Durrance. GLEE CLUB Among the highlights ot the school year is the annual Christmas Candlelight Service, presented by the Cilee Club. Under the direction ot Captain Donald N. Galloway, the tour-part choir has been untaltering in its yearly successes in furnishing dignified and harmonious performances. Containing no less than titty members, this club is unusually large for a school the size of Bolles. Nevertheless, the music it has been capable ot producing is rarely surpassed by other high school choruses of even larger numbers, A reputa- tion ot long standing ol the Glee Club is indeed something tor Bolles to be proud ot. DIRECTOR-CAPT, DONALD N. GALLOWAY PIANIST-BEN JAMES, JR. BOOK IV - PAGE 6 VIII i YIYII i9E7Cl6LE4g .V fm-g..,g, ,Y z , 'vig Seated, left to right-Diltsg Maior Bradleyg Moore. Standing, left to right-Alleng Blanton. STUDENT ATHLETIC COUNCIL As the representatives ot student athletics, the above group confers trom time to time with the Director of Athletics. lt is not the most active organization in the school, but then the athletic pro- gram has not been in a condition warranting too much attention. A definitely improved system over previous years, the intramural sports novv otter recreation and pleasure tor boys of all ages and sizes. It is the Student Athletic Council which controls these sports. BOOK IV - PAGE 7 I ' ,fl FWF . 1 -iff' 4' ' 2 ' I .1 , I NATIONAL 5 HoNvRSociETr x 00 f U' PRESIDENT 2 xx If - f '4 S' ssh' niliilrlies, JR. Sealed, left to right--Presser, E.g VanDiviereg Reeseg Jamesg Wernikoffg Andrews, E. Standing, lelt to righteKruegerg Randallg Croryg Dortchp Schulte. ALPHA S QXAJX S0575 Q-V, ' ffl- ,X 5 MU, 5 I Ili, -?l A Bains!- VICE-PRESIDENT ...... JIM REESE SECRETARY ...... EDWIN PRESSER TREASURER ...... CHARLES L. VAN DIVIERE FACULTY ADVISOR-CAPT. W. A. HOCHHEIM OCIETY Perhaps the most active organization in the school, the Alpha Society has been noted tor its eagerness to get into all phases ot school lite. Foremost in sponsoring journalism, its two pub- lications, The Alpha Review and Your Week, have long been associated with interesting repre- sentation ot student lite. Its Emporiums at all varsity contests combined with the exclusive publication ot football programs place it in an abstract way in the athletic depart- ment. And certainly no other organization can claim the distinction ot giving more picnics and outings tor its members. And yet, this year's Alpha Society was a tar cry trom the days when it was first formed. The lack ot enthusiasm in its members severely handi- capped the organizations sterling president, Ben James. Only as a result ot his relentless ettorts can the Alpha Society say it has accomplished its purpose. BOOK IV - PAGE 8 In the front rank of the field of jour- nalism at Bolles is the weekly bulletin, Your Week. Published by the Bolles Chapter of the National Honor Society, the paper is edited by Ben James, Jr. and Bob Wernikoff. Probably the most outstanding feature about the mimeo- graphed publication is the fact that it appears every Monday throughout the school year, the editors having main- tained this policy undauntingly for seven years of the bulletin's existence. Containing.various colorful articles on everything from school events to inter- national news, the paper also includes important weekly rosters and calendars, all combining to produce an informative and entertaining source of news for the reading public. CO-EDITORS ...,.. BEN JAMES, JR. BOB WERNIKOFF FACULTY ADVISOR ...... CAPT. W. A. HOCHHEIM 'CBD S0015 X! X i iii fi C' I9 'SHTLLQJJ LIES YOUR WEEK ' 33,12 ' ' f-.,.if:Ps ' ' ' , Tfvlff Y . ,,. , Sealed, left to right-James, Wernikoffg Captain Hochheim. Standing, left to right---Canaday, Presser, E., Taylor, T. ,r - ,I gi v,..:J:--3 x ry IL! nn ALPHA Review fx? Z 1,1- Xiufi-5 . 5 I - 1 III, of Q-wil Q R , ' gy I. 80111.25 'D V Left to right-Mr. Huston, Wernikoffg James, Presser, Captain Hoehheim. BOOK IV - PAGE 9 Unusual in school publications is the outstanding literary magazine of Bolles, the AIpha Review. This bi-yearly journal offers a source of both educa- tion and entertainment for its readers. Edited for the past two years by Ben James, Jr., the mimeographed magazine has gained considerable mention, not only locally, but throughout the East by taking first-place honors in the Co- lumbia Scholastic Press Association's national journalistic contests. The Alpha Review is published by the Alpha So- ciety, Bolles chapter of the National Honor Society. EDITOR- IN-CHIEF ...... BEN JAMES, JR. PUBLISHING EDITOR ,.... BOB WERNIKOFF FACULTY ADVISORS ...... CAPT. W. A. HOCHHEIM MR. P. G. HUSTON i9Eifl6LE42S Left to right-Franzg Presserg Major Rollinsp Gravesg Wheeler. DAY BOY COUNCIL Established for the purpose of representing and governing the day student's activities, the Day Boy Council found very little which necessitated their consideration. Consequently, they were not compelled to hold meetings too often nor to discuss any great issues, ln tact, they seldom met, and they seldom deliberated. I-lowever, they were on hand it they were needed at any time, and they deserve credit for this. They even made it for this pic- ture. BOOK IV - PAGE 10 E iii ff Wiwii 'Qfcn ln , 'XiJ ,1 5:7 ,fn Sf Seated, left to right-Stroke, Busckg Reese, Wernikoffj Andrews, L., James. 2nd row, left to right-Andrews, E., Pickens, Franz. 3rd row, left to right-Wheeler, Van Diviere. Quii.i. AND scnou. Through the need tor some consolidated journalistic group to pacity the extreme competition among the school publications, the above organization was inaugurated three years ago by the students themselves. This competition has dwindled throughout the preced- ing years until now there is almost none. The types of journalism have become too disassociated to otter clashes in thought. For this reason, the entire activities ot the Quill and Scroll were confined to the Southeastern lnterscholastic Society ot Journalism, which was founded at Bolles, the Quill and Scroll sponsoring the executive committee meet- ing ot this society in the early part of the year. Since the Bolles delegation to the S. l. S. J. Convention was entirely dominated by the Bugle, this cannot honestly he called a Quill and Scroll function. BOOK IV - PAGE ll f X .3 ' Z 5 4' 2 .1 f Z I I I isfll ff! I. H. s.i-i.s..i. PRESIDENT ...... JIM REESE VICE-PRESIDENT ...... BOB WERNIKOFF SECRETARY ...... L S. ANDREWS TREASURER ,..... AL BUSCK FACULTY ADVISORS- CAPT. J. G. ROY CAPT. W. H. WALKER l it tt Loft to right-Brown, T.p Gruvesg Williams, R.j Diltsg Andrews, L.g Reeseg Durruncep Fewellg Busckg McLaurin Sonderford. SENIOR ADVISORY COUNCIL One of the most little-known organizations in the school is the Senior Advisory Council. This group was formed three years ago for the purpose of consolidating the thoughts of the Senior Class. This council makes it possible to obtain a well- rounded representation of the class without collecting the entire seventy-two members and discussing the numerous viewpoints offered. Not too active and yet efficient, this group was responsible for the actions of the Senior Class in sponsoring a football tea dance and the work done in the Men's Lounge. Through their planning, the Class Day and Commencement exercises were presented. CO- PRESIDENTS-SENIOR CLASS ...... JIM REESE - SANDERFORD FACULTY ADVISOR-SENIOR CLASS ...... MAJOR R. N. ANDREWS BOOK IV -- PAGE IZ Rx g .'.-. ii:iQiQFi ii ,f :Ney tgjxgly- ,till - EU Seated, left to right-Slyeg McCleIlandj Kerng McCranie, P., Klahr. Standing, left to right-Capt. Murray, Paul, Walker, J. S., Baker, E. BETA SOCIETY One of the best organized and most efficient of the Bolles extra-curricula groups is the Beta Society, newly formed chapter of the National Junior Honor Society of America. Sponsored by the Alpha Society, the Beta group was presented an official charter by the National l-leadauarters this year. Among the organizations many projects is a weekly publication, the Torch , concerned pri- marily with Lower School news and information. President Walker and his able assistant, Kern, have initiated a program that will truly be a goal for which future Beta Societies can aspire. BOOK IV - PAGEE I3 Q 5 X 5 X i .- 5 mm f x X - 6 X X 9 l e 9 is ZIYII' t Vlllll G PRESIDENT ,..,.. WALKER, J. S. VICE-PRESIDENT ..... PAUL SECRETARY ...... KERN TREASURER ...... BAKER, E. SGT.-AT-ARMS ...... MCCRANIE, P FACULTY ADVISOR-CAPT. MURRAY .Exit X. 1 Y 1 Y X LA lfnluunmmwm N X s . N a 1 dwg a a Nm s 'F 4 5 v f QQ. W J a Q af ,a-,-f'-'-59' DONQTQUIT Often the goal rs near than It- scams to a faint and falter-ing m Often the srruggler has given. up When he might have captured the victofs cup, And he learned too late, when the night .slipped d ' Huw close he was to che golden, crown. -Unknown. 55: ,l1621fg'g,f'X' I nz l U WZ? rikku gdnwf-f-A I -A W Own, VARSITY HEAD COACHES CAPT DEAN ROBINSON MAJOR MARK BRADLEY CAPT. EMILE ROTH CAPT. OCTAVIO GARCES The four men pictured above are the head coaches of our varsity football, basket- ball, baseball, and swimming teams respectively. Belles does not have a large complement, thereby limiting the athletics, but in spite of such handicaps the coaches have worked miracles, ln football, Capt. Dean Robinson has taken boys whom have played very little football and have developed them into excellent varsity material. Major Mark Bradley begins to develop his basketball potentialities as soon as they enter school. Sometimes he is compelled to wait two or three years before they are ready for the varsity, but he is patiently coaching the finer points of basketball. This is Capt. Roth's first year of the Bolles baseball squad, but we feel confident that with his abilities as a coach he will inevitably produce winning teams for the old Alma Mater. ln the aquatic division, Capt. Octavio Garces has led the cadet swimmers into two undefeated seasons. Reidy Williams and John Gary, in their brief high school athletic careers have won positions on the Florida All State and All Conference football teams, positions which are highly envied by all high school potential athletes. Reidy has made the Florida All Conference Team for two consecutive years as center, and John Gary Little All State end for the V947 season. These two boys are the only athletes in Bolles who have attained such honors during the i947-i948 school year, and are to be congratulated by all for their outstanding participation in athletics here at the school. REIDY WILLIAMS JOHN GARY BOOK V - PAGE I i as I VARSITY FooTBAi.i. sQuAn 'ff., 'Ii-r Bottom Row-Morehouse, Swink, Williams, W., Moore, Robertson, Stripling, Graves, Jones. 2nd Row, left to right-McCall, Solomon, Phifer, Van Diviere, Brock, Andrews, L. S., Williams, R., Stroke, Benbow, Van der Lugt, Gary, Staup. Srd Row, left to right-Coach Robinson, Allen, Kinsey, Priestman, Sanderford, Reese, Snyder, Suttles, Weaver, Coach Bergen, Coach De Bell. -lth Row, left to right-McLaurin, Childs, 'Fewell, Mason, Andrews, E., Anderson, C., Fisher, Clark, Carr. BOLLES 6-FERNANDINA O Allen scores only touchdown on oft guard play. For first game team looked good. Spectators see Sandertord crawling atter being tackled. BOLLES 0-GLYN N 20 Kinsey displayed brilliant backtield qualities throughout game. Van Diviere hated to take licking from home town. BOLLES 6-GAINESVILLE 26 The papers rated the Gainesville eleven as one ot the strongest teams using the double wing, consequently the Cadets were rated tar below them, ln spite ol all this the Bolles Cadets in the opening minutes ot the game bewildered the fans by calmly taking the ball up the field. Bubba Williams scores only touch- down on quarterback sneak. BOOK V - PAGE 2 STARTING ELEVEN lst Row left to right-Priestmang Sanderfordg Brock, WiIliams,.,R.g Strakeg Solomon, Gary. 2nd Row left to right-Williams, W., Allen, Swinkp Kinsey. BOLLES 12-LAKE CITY 7 The Lake City club carrie to Bolles anticipating an easy victory, but the San Jose gridders bewildered their opponents taking control of the field throughout the whole game. The combination, Kinsey to Gary, clicked for 6 points, and Tommy Allen made an outstanding run for the other 6 points. BOLLES 7-ST. PAUL 42 Bud Kinsey scored the only touchdown that night for the Cadets, The Cadets were handicapped by a series of injuries-for 7 consecutive plays a Bolles Cadet limped or was carried off of the field. Tommy Allen will always be remembered for his bone crushing tackle in the second quarter. BOLLES 25-ADMIRAL FARRAGUT 7 Gary made first touchdown of game, but from there on out Kinsey and Allen had a field day. Allen's 70 yard run was the highlight of the game, Stripling and Van Diviere played outstanding football on their birthday. BOLLES I8-FLORIDA MILITARY ACADEMY I4 Gary caught three touchdown passes during the first half. The linemen will always remember Pros ' words of wisdom throughtout the game. BOLLES 12-OCALA 20 Just before the half ended, the Kinsey to Gary combination clicked for 6 points. ln the last quarter, Fullback Jim Reese startled fans, coaches, teammates, and opponents by catching a 20 yard pass and outlirnping the Ocala eleven for 65 yards and paydirt, BOLLES 7-FLETCH ER l4 ln the final game of the season, the Cadets played their most outstanding game of the i947 season. The team hit hard and low, tackled viciously, and out- charged the Fletcher line. On one play Kinsey tackled Crews, that bruising full- back from the beach, so hard that he was a bit skeptical of the correct position of his teeth. Bud, on a line plunge, scored the only touchdown for the Cadets, The question will always remain in the minds of the team as to the legality of the legality of the second Fletcher score. BOOK V - PAGE 3 Sitting, left to right-Williamsi W.g James, J.: Garyg Busckg Reese: Stokes. Standing, left' to right-Ballg Hugulcteg Deasyg Graves: Snyderg Coach Mark Bradley. VARSITY BASKETBALL SEASON'S RECORD BOLLES-22 JACKSON ........... 20 -27 LANDON .... .... 2 6 -I3 LANDON .... .... 3 O -433 ST. LEO ...... ,... 3 4 -36 FLETCHER ... .... 28 -29 ST. PAUL .... .... 3 O --23 OCALA ........ .... 3 8 -22 LAKE CITY .... .... 3 I -31 LEON ....... .... 4 2 -27 l-IAVANA .... .... l 6 -39 STA LEO ....... 23 -40 LAKE CITY .... .... 2 O -27 ST. PAUL .... .... 3 O -27 LEON ....... .... 3 4 -34 FLETCHER ... ..., 29 -34 OCALA .... .... 3 2 -22 JACKSON .......,... 62 -486 OPPONENTS .....,.. 513 TOURNAMENT SCORES Northeast Conference BOLLES42O OCALA ........ .... 2 8 Regionol Meet BOLLES-25 JACKSON .... .... 2 4 -20 LEE ....... .... 2 4 BOOK V - PAGE 4 VARSITY sAsKE'rBALl. sQuAn 2 ,, 4. VARSITY BASEBALL SQUAD W hA-l----f- --P -- - 7 ... - v-f- -L -- L., -Y ...Y ...Q - ,... ,.- lst Row, left to right-Reese, Williams, R., Stokesp Jones, Avis, Priestmang Blanton, Gregory, Kramer. 2nd Raw, left to right-Hirsch, manager, Williams, W., Kinsey, McCall: Snyder, Childs, Phiferg Andrews, E., Kinnard, manager. 3rd Raw, left to right-Captain Sitewarr, ass't coach, Lopez, manager, Newtong Haileg Salomon, Forster, Price, Ham, Captain coach. The seems yea r's teams 1948 Baseball sauad under the coaching of Captain E, H. Roth at this time to be progressing quite well due to the fact that most of the boys at this saaad are lettermen. Captain Roth should develop one at the strongest in the history ot the Bolles School. At the time, not many statistics were to be had, consequently we can give only part ot the scores pertaining to the baseball team. SCORES TO DATE BOLLES Z-KE'l'I'ERLINUS 7 BOLLES 4-JACKSON 8 BOLLES IO-LAKE CITY 0 BOLLES 1-LANDON 15 BOLLES 6-ST. JOE 4 BOLLES 10-STARKE 2 BOLLES 9-ST. JOE 3 BOOK V - PAGE 5 '-1 E. H. Roth, VARSITY SWIMMING SQUAD I' H A I . 9 a .ate-QQ Q ea ofa Q ..,., l lst Row left to right-Forster: Borland, Venerablep Langleyg Atkinsg McLeod: Warreng Normanp Enneis. 2nd Row left to right-Captain O. S. Garces, coach: Randall, manager: Youngfleshg Bartholomew: Carrollg Duckworthg Gary Van Divierep Slepg Smithp Mills: Flemingg Leeper, manager. The cadets, under the superior coaching of Captain O, S. Garces, for the past two years have been undefeated, and are determined to make this year their third consecutive seasonal grand slam, In nucleys of this team, we find the best swimmers in the history the Aquatic Bolles. Jack Gary the holder of the Florida Northeast Conference 50 yard tree style, and the IOO yard tree style, was also the city and county all-time holder at these two events. I Charlie Carroll holds the N. E. Conference record for the 220 yard free style. The ZOO yard tree style relay team composed of Jack Gary, Charlie Carroll, Charlie Van Diviere, and Charlie Atkins holds both records for the Florida Northeast Con- ference and the City Championship. Looking at this year's prospects, we find newcomers who have turned out to be very potential swimmers. Jack Step, Captain ot the '48 aquatic squad and a Yankee, is one ot the team's fastest tree stylist and will undoubtedly prove him- self to be the team's outstanding member. Buster Warren and King lVlcl.aurin, regulars for the past two years, have been and will be the team's big guns in the breast and diving events respectively. BOOK V - PAGE 6 l-lebe was first squad, and the 4-0? SNYDER Baseball l2lg Basketball C37 Ori the baseball team, Buck played third base, and ori the '47 basketball squad he proved himself as an out- standing forward. LETTERM DEACY Basketball l2l baseball team, 1 -. J hr. al' V. 1 , s9'iN L x. 'J Q, f Qi im? X , 1 et'l l l Jim won his letter as a reserve forward on this year's basketball squad. BOOK V - PAGE 7 HOWARD STRIPLING Football l4l Strip was a red-beaded center from Green Cove Springs. WOFFORD Football l2l' Was the pivot ball team he played l team' on the base- tball team be ETTERNI CHARLES BENBOW Football C29 Played both guards on the '47 squad. BOOK V - PAGE 8 JIMMY REESE Football l3lg l4lg Basketball l4lg Baseball l3l Played quarterback and fullback on the football team was a guard on the basketball tearng and on the base ball team played outfield. GRAVES Playing defensive heaven. I team. ETTER BUD KINSEY Football l3lg l4lg Baseball l3l Both seasons Bud played in the backtieldg was high point man on the i947 teamg did the punting and pass- ing. Pitched on the baseball team, Awarded trophy tor outstanding football player. BOOK V - PAGE 9 JACK GARY Football lfllg Basketball l2lj l3lg lfllg Swimming l2lg l3l' l4l l Jaclds position was Ief dg a e Little All-State end, l-le was center on be aske team and Captain of the '47 season. SO yard and IOO yard free style, and als a b of the ZOO yard relay K? team. Football Played LETTERNI BILL SWINK Football C47 Bill bit the line from the fullback slot during the l947 Season. soon v - PAGlE io 1-:-., V. ,Aw l l ,' l JAKE AVIS Baseball l3l 5 V' fx A :wig 1 ,Q--I D l f X X X R Played end during the on the LETTER RAY STOKES BOOK V - PAGE ll Pitched and played first base. BUSCK forward l squad. Basketball l3lg l4lg Baseball l2l Played guard on the basketball team, and played second base on the baseball team. Fo In football Catfish the '46 and '47 sea team. In baseball REIDY WILLIAMS otball l2lg l3lg l4lj Baseball l3l made Little All-State center for sonsg alternate captain of the l947 he was catcher during both seasons. PETE VAN Football l4l First year of tackle. BEN JAMES Played forward b Basketball l3lg l4l oth years on the basketball squadg high point mah for the '47 season. BOOK V - PAGE IZ DICK Moons Football 125g C35 Played bofh mlfbq positions. Rf! 3 Qyxpyfdfg -is iff iffy? f ,f-ff? l Football C25 holfbock. LETTERNI HUGH GREGORY Boseboll 427g C37 Was cotcher both yeors BOOK V - PAGE I3 TOMMY ALLEN Football B75 VH RigI'1T halfback '47 Varsityg scored points for season. LETTERNI GoDFREY STRAKE Football BBQ C45 Hard hitting guard. BOOK V - PAGE I4 CFI 1947 Varsity of year. Football l Played both tackles on foofbdll yard free style and member of LEW SANDERFORD Football l2lg l3lg l4l Played end and blocking back during Varsity career. Captain of '47 squad. Saw action first Three games of '47 season, and was sidelined by injuries for rest TER TOMMY PRIESTMAN Football l3lj l4l Punter of The '46 team and played right end on the '47 squad. BOOK V - PAGE I5 RONALD SOLOMON Foolboll l4l Started The seoson or left end lockle. L TTER ,I l l I M Q IE' ll J lf, -l L4 l y L S. ANDREWS Football l4l Alternoted of guord slots. BOOK V - PAGE 16 BRACK o All guord LETTERMEN WITH N0 AVAILABLE PICTURES GAY DURRANCE Football l3lg Manager lfll C. RUSSELL HAM Baseball l3lg Basketball l3l Etta? ' CHARLES A. CARROLL Swimming l3l BOOK V - PAGE I7 RAYMOND McCALL Manager of Football l2l FRANK BALL Manager of Basketball l2l BOLLES TENNIS TEAM lst Row, left to right-Rev. Board, cocchg Bully Swindnlp Vaughn: Mahornerg Seagerg Schellenger. ln previous years Bolles has not had a tennis team that could participate with other schools on their own level and tennis has only been a minor sport. This year, under the direction of the Rev. Mr. Board, the team has played, at the time two tennis meets and they have been victorious in each-scores in the matches were as follows: BOLLES- 6 ..... DAYTONA BEACH 0 BOLLES- 6 ..... OCALA 4 BOOK V - PAGE I8 , wr'-ff A CADET RIFLE TEAM Kneeling, left To righr-Killingerp Warrenp MacMurray. STanding, lefl To right-Foley, Major Davis, coach, Mahan. Due To The TacT ThaT Tive members of The riTle Team were losT aT The beginning of The year, The Team was built up around Foley, Killinger, and Weaver vvilh The remaining members who had never shoT, lNleverTheless, The Team, under The careful coaching oT Major W. H. Davis, The boys made accounT Tor Them, A late sTarT meant ThaT The Team parTicipaTed in Three oTTiciol maTches and Two Tournaments. In The lXlorTheasT InTercoIlegiaTe TournomenT Bolles placed TwenTy-TiTTh our of Torry one schools compeTing in The l-ligh School division, wiTh a Team score of 33l3 poinTs ouT OT a possible 4000 poinTs. The highesi score in This division was 3669, so you can plainly see how close Bolles came To winning The Tournamenr. The CadeTs ranked TirsT among The Teams compeTing in Florida. Those compeTing in The Florida maTch werei UniversiTy of Florida, l-lillsborough, and Ad, FairgeT. SCORES FOR THE BOLLES TEAM WERE AS FOLLOWS: Points scored during The entire season for Bolles. Killinger . ......, .,...... 9 73 Warren . . . 82'l Foley ..... . . 975 Mahan ....., . . 843 Weaver ,..,.... . . 658 MacMurray .... .. 122 lshut in one matchl 4372 Total points scored for Bolles during the season BOOK V -- PAGE 'I9 INTRAMURALS A COMPANY A Class lst Row, left to right- Clarkp Shelbaurng Gregory Diltsg Taylorg Haileg Weise' 2nd Row, left to right- Major Trusdalep Dialg Duck- worthg Williams. A COMPANY B Class lst Row, left to right- Hallj Jobej Woods, Bor- land, Temples: Johnson. 2nd Row, left to right- Schulteg Clementsj Saggsj Chesser. INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL A COMPANY A Class A COMPANY B Class Kneeling, left to right-Gregoryg Williamsp Walker. Kneeling, left to right-Enneisp Borland: Foinquinos. Standing, left to right-Suttlesp Duckworthg Standing, left tc right-Jahnsonp Walkerg Woods: Mills, W. Temples. BOOK V - PAGE 20 INTRAMURALS V --fr -i- ..,..,, ...V --. -.L .. , I- . B COMPANY A Class lst Row, left to right- Bliss, P.p 0'Neil1 Rogers Davis: Stuartg Avisp Hud- SOR. 2nd Row, left to right- Swartwoufp Maharnerg Busckp Bryan. B COMPANY B Class lsr Row, left to right- Dodsong Jackson: Stevensonp Millsg Blantong Smithp Hin- song Grange. Znd Row, left' lo right- Brcwn, T.g Busckp Krugar. INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL B COMPANY A Class Kneeling, left to right- 1 Jacksong Rosalesg Bruner. Standing, left To right Malloryj Dodson: Langley. I 1 I v 1 1 BOOK V - PAGE Zl INTRAMURALS C COMPANY M, C COMPANY A Class lst Row, left to right- Johnson: Reid: Fortunas, Wilkinson: Hirsch: Barth- alomew. 2nd Row, left' to right- Lt. Wood: Ira: Rush: San- ders. B Class lst Row, left to right- Morison: Price: Walker: Mc- Murray: McDaniels: Anske: Suggs. 2nd Row, left to right'- Kloeppel: McCallougl1. INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL C COMPANY A Class lsr Row, left to right- Duwling: Presser: Daniels. 2nd Row, left to right- Leo: Powell: Suggs. BOOK V - PAGE 22 I x -l INTRAMURALS D COMPANY B Class lst Row, left ic right- Henderson, Price, W., Shep ard, Raine, Deutschbeing Joyner, Merck. 2nd RCW, left To right- Crabtreep Taylor, T., Stock- ton. D COMPANY A Class lsr Row, left 'ro right- Deasyg Kramer, Smith, Freedman. 2nd Row, left to right- Brayg Vassisj White, L. INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL I , , . D COMPANY A Class - l Kneeling, left to right-Striplingp Bray, Newton. Standing, left to right-Hailey Denny, Solomon. BOOK V - , - 5 Q D COMPANY A - B Class if LQ Kneeling, left lo right-Henderson, Shepard, Paris. Standing, left lo right-Gressel, Stocktong Per- menfer. PAGE 23 LOWER SCHOOL ATHLETICS Under the expert supervision ot Captain E, l-l. Roth and capable assistance at Captains l-lochheim and Bohler and cadets l-lugh Gregory, Billy Mills, Bill Carr, and Lew Sandertord, the newly devised, well-rounded and well-organized E Company athletic program was inaugurated, The company was divided into tour groups-The I-lellidivers, Buccaneers, Wildcats, and Skyrockets-with each group hav- ing an A and B league. These divisions were made to give active participation for all members in the company. By this program, the boys learned sportsmanship, teamwork, teamspirit, and the knowledge at fundamentals. Captain Roth believes that a comprehensive sports program will develop better varsity and intramural material in the years to come. E COMPANYJVARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD -on E COMPANY VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD SCORES E Company 13 Lakeshore Jr. High .......... 32 E Company 24 Northshore Jr. High ........ 17 Wmnk L E Company 14 St. Joseph .........,.. .... 1 3 E Company 15 Wesconneft .......... .... 1 Z E Company 17 Lakeshore Jr. High .... .... 1 6 E Company 21 Sr. Joseph .......... .... 1 8 Total-Won 55 Lost 1. Points scared, 104. Points scored against, 108. lst Row, left to right-Baker, Paul, Smith, L., Gregory, Marvin, Blume. 2nd Row, left to right-McCranie, P., Mischner, H., Waters, Bibbensj Alexander, Burnette. At this time the E Company's B class scores are unavailable, but we are proud to say that this squad was very success- tul during their season and may prove to be' Varsity material in the years to come. lst Row, left to right-Cowartg Jackson, Crabtree, Foley, Dotan, Halde- man. 2nd Row, left to right-Smith, G., Klahr, Smith, T., Ford, Langley. BOOK V - PAGE 24 WILDCATS , WILDCATS l l 2 ' f lin 3 . , lst Row, left to right-Burnetteg Flemingg Lluch. lst Row, left to right-LeMoistreg Cowortg Smith, G4 Kogswell. 2nd RPW, left to VlQl1'f-Smith, .G-I MYFVSTONI J0CkS0l'li I-6M0i5ff2i 2nd Row, left to right-Myerstonp Lluchg Jacksong Ellisp Carterg Klahar. Mmhner' HJ Hcrdmgf F0 'q 'f9s5 Smwh' GJ Cowan' 3rd Row, left to right-Mishner, H.g Mathewsg Flemingg Smith, D. 3rd Row, left to right-Klahrg Mishner, R.p Wilsong Mathewsg Stewart: Carterg Ellisf BUCCANEERS BUCCANEERS l 1 r 5 1. ' li - - ...aa lst Row, left to right-Bremerj Foleyg Addisg Cerng Chestnut: Ford. lst Row, left to right--McClellanp Rhodenp Benolking Chestnllf. 2nd Row, left to right--Freemonp Barwickg Hughesp McClelIang Doranp 2nd Row, left to right-Porterg Addisp Foley: Bremerp Freedmong Fordg Chappel. Davisp Cernp Burnette. 3rd Row, left to right-Barnetteg Benoling Davisp Gregoryg Tealep Rhoden. 3rd Row, left to right-Chappelg Tealeg Gregoryg Dotrang Hughes. BOOK V - PAGE 25 HELLIDIVERS lst Row, left to righth-Foinquinos, Lorbach, Bradley, Daton, S 2nd Rcw, left to right-Dykers, Rosboraugh, Morris, LeBlanc, Harris, Foshee. 3rd Row, left to right-Swink, Smith, D., Smith, L., Langley, SKYROCKETS T 2 lst Row, left to right-Haldeman, Crabtree, Alexander, Mitchell, Bowen, Blume, Jarrel. 2nd Row, left to right-McCranie, McCranie, P., Bent, Durkee, Frazier. 3rd Row, left to right-Paul, Carter, Waters, Morton, Bibbens. HELLIDIVERS fl V ln 1 A yle. lst Row, left to right-LeBlanc, Morris. 2nd Row, left to right-Mann, Dykers, Syle, Harris, Smith, L., Larbach, Bradley, Daton. Baker. 3rd Row, left to right-Swink, Baker, Smith, T., Fashee, Langley, Ros- L' .. ,1 ui borough. SKYROCKETS - -may l 3 :.. ll i l -Lis vt. ', ec.. J lst Row, left to right-McCranie, J., Mitchell, Durlcee. 2nd Row, left to rgiht-McCranie, P., Morton, Paul, Bowen, Bibbens, Board, Haldeman, Crabtree, J. 3rd Row, left to right-Bent, Jarrel, Waters, Carter, Blume, Alexander. BOOK V - PAGE 26 All 'A 41 9 mmmmn i F I w .lu , I ,, ' ,-Ipgv ,T ,lf J' A H H 'JFS' 'fdiie fbivi v QW BOOK V -- 'PAGE 27 1 ARM! .mx W 2-!'!wx x I , S LEM' IIIIHIIIHIINI QWWT N iff f' F X Q. 'u V qx y EQRQNK A fax It is my joy in life to find At Pvvry turning of the road, Tha' strong arm of a comrade kind To help ma' on-ward with my load. 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Florida BOOK VI - PAGE I5 JIICUB REED'S SIINS MANUFACTURERS OF MILITARY SCHOOL AND OFFICERS UNIFORM SINCE I824 When It Comes to Uniforms or Uniform Equipment I t's Right at Reefs JACOB REED'S SONS I424 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, Pa. Spink-Blume lumber Corp. Iacksonville, Florida Wholesalers SOUTHERN PINE -- CYPRESS HARDWOODS L. D. PHONE 80 P. 0. BOX 785 O BOOK VI - PAGE I6 Compliments of M. B A U E R Sales Representative of S. GUMPERT Co., INC. The Finest Motion Pictures Made Appear on the Screen of the FLORIDA STATE TH EATER Compliments of CHARLES W. HUGHES O Compliments of LAWRENCE M. HIRSIG AND COMPANY BOOK VI - PAGE I7 60 vi 7 I DESIGNERS and PRODUCERS of DISTINCTIVE PRINTING P H o N E 5 ST. AUGUSTINE ae :z 87 FLORIDA c. E. suermua, This book printed by the Record Press President and Manager. BOOK VI - PAGE I8 For Fine Flowers I Compliments THOMAS - FLORIST 23 West Monroe 5-2213 Il-llidn C. Hdlsemd J 5-2219 Iim Fitzpatrick A Compliments Best Wishes Of Of A FRIEND A FRIEND 'I'l'IE DOMESTIC LAUNDRY Satisfactory Laundry Service Launderers for Bolles since foundation PHONE 7-8686 I Forest and Lime Street Jacksonville, FIU- BOOK Vl - PAGE I9 of 1 The School Kitchen Modernized for Improved Sanitation and Service by E. I'I. THOMPSON 6. CO., INC. UNDER SAME MANAGEMENT SINCE I9I2 Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Equipment 730 - 734 W. Bay Street WE MAINTAIN A SERVICE DEPARTMENT FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF YOUR EQUIPMENT Phone 4-6830 Jacksonville 4-6839 Florida BOOK VI - PAGE 20 yum? 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