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I-- W - .I ' AEI ,Q-.Q3 ..Z.,9Q ' mg5r 3 iE!a1'f-.4-1'-sm 31 I 'i .I1.,5,f '-:J-' ' ' ' 1w.xa,..a-1.2 THE BULLES EAGLE Featuring THE LIFE UF A EMJET THE YEAH UE 1950 pl Er R BOOK and Arranged by Bolles School ...--f KAr --. The Kollu fagle . . . I 95 0 QFWNNI Ml jk,-1-f gr . M N A n THE LIFE UF I-I II!-IIIET As recorded in nine chapters, having an Introduction. CHAPTER ONE ..,...,,.. CHAPTER TWO ,.,..... CHAPTER THREE ..,..,.,. CHAPTER FOUR .....,,, .. CHAPTER FIVE ........., ........Viewing the FACULTY ,...,..The SENIORS pass in review ..,....UNDERCLASSMEN look hopefully on ....,Getting Acquainted with ORGANIZATIONS o,o....MILITARY UNIT on parade CHAPTER SIX .......,. ..,....... T he HONOR NAVAL UNIT comes aboard CHAPTER SEVEN .......... CHAPTER EIGHT. CHAPTER NINE .,.....,. ..-.....Future Seniors of the JUNIOR SCHOOL .........Seeing the ATHLETIC stars ........Record of ADVERTISERS I J 'l If 'fl ' ,ff 4-, . , 1. ,Z if uf 'Q -.gg ff 1' 43' -.f I3 'Z ,mu A-.,: mu f' . , Za 2 , ,- ft-. ff' Q W--..,,,,,fffa,:4 1 'ff' ff' 24 1 ,f ff? 2 5 ,Z 24fe'7 X 1 s f 2 ,iwffl VT F rl ll lx TI-'ffl ,V ,D l U 'W ' X l y L. Lf-l1Ilf:'f.!' X ', lg? 5 ll lil A THE EAGLE STAEE, 1950 Seated, left to right: PETER HARVEY-Art HUGH GREGORY-Athletics ELLIS CROSBY-Advertising LAMAR XVATERS-Editor-in-Clulcf CHARLES CLARK-Seniors CH ARLES KERN-'Organizations ROY SHEPPARD - Unclerclasses Standing, left to right: ROBERT FOLSOM WILLIAM CARR ARTHUR CANADY junior School Seniors q Military 3 'T-1- ff2'f i KAQQ' MQ Il! K5 N The Kollea rqze. .. 1950 'AL K E if if fmmx x lv FIIHEWIJHIJ As the school rerm draws to a close, THE EAGLE endeavors to present to you a summary of the events and activities at BOLLES during the current year. We are trying to depict, as closely and as completely as possible, the part an average cadet takes in these activities. We, the authors of The Life of a Cadet, do sincerely hope that you, the members of the Corps, will enjoy this book, and that, in later years, it will serve to remind you of the fruitful terms spent at the BOLLES SCHOOL. The Eagle Staff 1950 Edition Lbf f iL DEIJIII TIJHY For his outstanding contributions to the material development of the Schoolg for his untiring interest in all phases of school lifeg for the assurance which he has stimulated in both faculty and cadetsg for his leadership, and for his example which has been an ever present inspiration to the entire School, this issue of the Bolles Eagle is respectfully dedicated to: MR. CLIFFORD G. SCHULTZ, Chairman of the Board of Trustees. 5 A I K XV 5, if 1 71.1 411111 fag1e...l950 :anim i N THE Bllflllll IIE THUSTEES CLIFFORD G. SCHULTZ, Cb1zi1'nmn FONTAINE LEMAISTRE, Vice Chairman A HERMAN ULMER, JR., Secremry LEWIS S. ANDREWS ROLAND D. BALDWIN JOHN R. DYKERS LAWRENCE M. HIRSIG WALTER H. KLEE ROBERT H. PAUL, JR. DR. H. MARSHALL TAYLOR EX-IIEFIEIU MEMBERS MAJOR DEWITT E. HOOKER, Sulberintendenl RONALD S. SLYE, Prexident, Dads' Club FRANCIS YERKES, Preyident, Old Boys' Association EXECUTIVE EIJMMITTEE Representing the Board of Trustees CLIFFORD G. SCHULTZ FONTAINE LEMAISTRE LAWRENCE M. HIRSIG MAJOR DEWIIT HOOKER 6 7, -1' w f5'.f7 t' , - -,fy .fc ,-mil . J ,AM,:.gi.:i., ITL. 'lim -gi Ea y ',il.,'t.l1'1 if .1 WPI tial 'lx i SUPEHINTENIIENT and EXECUTIVE HEAD TO THE CLASS OF 1950: You, who are leaving Bolles, are not going away empty-handed. You have the neces- sary tools to enable you to live a full life. You are prepared to enter college. You will suc- ceed in college and in life if you possess one thing - COURAGE. There are two real kinds of courage. There is the physical courage displayed by the sol- dier on the battlefield or the athelete on the field of sport, and there is the moral courage which enables us to confront our daily tasks without fear. Courage to do the right thingg to say no to temptationg to endure and strive for self-betterment. Courage to put our ideals and that which we have learned into operation throughout our lives. Knowledge is of no value unless you have the courage to turn that learning into the ful- fillment of your ideals. Someone once said: Mere ideals are the cheapest things in life. The realization of those ideals requires real courage. Good luck. DeWitt E. Hooker Major FA-ORC Superintendent 7 f., A I x Ziff,-fi.. .. I 2 I, N-gjxw A if foga we E7QfPEl51c Ve W-HH-iT1-, Owsiiggebbi Sfiae 5 fgfrgfe. . .. M50 ADMINISTRATIVE EXECUTIVE OFFICER LT. COL. JAMES D. BALL, Inf. ORC. A.B., Colgate University Director and Principal, junior School Head of History Department Sponsor, Senior Class. Discipline Committee PRINCIPAL ELVIN S. LIGON B.A., M.A., University of Richmond Graduate Schools, University of Chicago and Mercer University Head of Mathematics Department Sponsor, Beta Society REGISTRAR MARK M. BRADLEY Rochester Institute of Technology Director of Athletics Head Coach, Basketball COMMANDANT CAPTAIN WILLIAM H. DAVIS, FA-ORC B.S., Northwest Missouri State College M. of Ed., University of Missouri Teachers College Instructor, History and Mathematics P.M.S.8cT. Discipline Committee ASSISTANT TO PRINCIPAL MAJOR CHARLES E. GILDERSLEEVE, FA-ORC A.B., Cornell University Graduate Schools, Harvard University, Columbia Teachers College Director of Guidance Instructor, English BURSAR C. HOBSON MARTIN Massey Business College I-Iaddoclcs Business University STEWARD LT. COL. LIONEL C. KING, AC-ORC St. Marks College, London, England NAVAL HEAD LT. COMDR. VAINO A. NELIMARK, USNR B.S., Northern State Teachers College University of Michigan Instructor, Mathematics Head, Department of Naval Instruction Discipline Committee Sponsor, junior Class ' ' 8 YQ 1' CEA .voltlgf ' A, j.ua aseaiea earl My f LU?'!iIfgsff O O 0 IJ cy THE FACULTY RALPH N. ANDRIEWS B.S. in Ed., University of Cincinnati Head of English Department Alumni Secretary MRs. james D. BALL Rochester Normal School Instructor, junior School FRANK B. Bfxooorr I5.A. in lid., University of Florida Instructor, junior School Tactical Officer, Company A Intramural Coach ,IAMRS H. BIEAVIZRSON B.A., Hamilton College Instructor, Iinglish Tactical OfTicer, Company B Head Coach, Golf Assistant Coath, Baseball Intramural Coach LLOYD M. BERGEN BS., Princeton University - University of Wisciirisin - University of Illinois Instructor, Mathematics Head Coach, Football Assistant Coach, Basketball MRS. LLOYD M. B12RG1iN Fairmont College University of Wisciinsin Instructor, Remedial Reading Riav. josisrfu G. BOARD ILS., M' A. in lid., VV:-stern Kentucky State Normal Emory University - Habana University - Valparaiso University - Peabody College Instructor, Biology and Bible School Chaplain H. C. BRAKE AB., West Virginia University Instructor, Latin and Mathematics H Fl 2' .asa 9 x ef- f V f 4 - '11-.H c-Tv? - ' X' ' f L f I I vi V 1 5 1.47-,. xv .ul , l,x NA .Y fi X w 1 1 74161, , . 1 X 1..i,rl.Acv I f Jw . 1 ., f 1 . M. ,R , I . , EDGAR W. DOREY Richmond University Massey Business College Instructor, Commercial Subjects MA JOR CHARLES L. DUBOSE, AC-ORC A.B., Wofford College Instructor, Mathematics Intramural Coach OCTAVIO S. GARCES B.A. of Ed., University of Florida Instructor, Spanish Head Coach, Swimming Intramural Coach Sponsor, Camera Club LT. COL. EARL D, HALL, MC-Ret. Instructor, History Intramural Coach WILLIAM A. HOCHHEIM B.A., Harvard University Head of Language Department Advisor, Your Week and Alpha Review Intramural Coach Sponsor, Alpha Society JOHN L. KEATING A.B., Holy Cross - M.A., Boston College Instructor, English and Public Speaking Quartermaster LIEUT. CHARLES W. LAMB, USNR A.B.,, Glenville State College Graduate School, West Virginia University Instructor, junior School Assistant Coach, Football and Basketball CLINTON E. LOGAN A.B. in Ed., North Georgia College Instructor, Mathematics Day Boy Advisor Sponsor, Freshman Class l IENSION ROBERT W. NICHOLS, USNR AB., Williams College Instructor, Chemistry Intramural Coach Iirvnriz H. ROTH IIS., MA., YMCA Graduate School Tennessee State University - Southern University - Vanderbilt University - Peabody Institute Instructor, Mathematics Director Athletics, I.ower School Head Coach, Hasehall ,IAMIES G. ROY, IR. BA, in Iiducation, University of Alabama Cornell University Instructor, Spanish and Piano I Advisor, The Bugle and Quill and Scroll ORVlI.l.li M. SNYOHR Siegel-Myers School ' Stockton Academy Head of Music Department Tactical Officer, The Band MA,IOIi RORIQRT W. TRUsnia1.L. CMP-ORC IIS, Northwestern University Instructor, linglish Director of Intramurals Assistant I',INl.S.6t'I'. Sponsor, Sophomore Class W. HAROl.n VUALKIER HA., Furman University Graduate School: Cornell University, University of Virginia Instructor, Iinglish and French Advisor, The Bugle and Quill and Scroll Sponsor, Art Cluh MRS. MARY C. WIEBSTIER I..I., Georgia State NX!omen's College AB. in Lihrarv Science, Florida State University I.ihrarian I'IARVliY WOOD AB., Olivet College - Purdue University Tulane University Head of Science Department Instructor, Physics Head Coach, Tennis V gg ..., T-l 'fi ' f ,,., A lil' I., X f ,l A: f : ,' fi' l THE STAFF MRS. MARK M. BRADLEY B.P.S.M., Syracuse University Secretary, Admissions Office MRS. WILLIAM H. DAVIS Northwest Missouri State College Receptionist MRS. LIONEL C. KING Canteen Manager WILLIAM F. KLAHR Maintenance Engineer MRS. ELVIN S. LIGON Vassar College Secretary, Principals Office MRS. DEWITT R. SEARLES Houscmotlicr MRS. EDITH SHEPHERD, R.N. St. Vincent's Hospital, New York City Resident Nurse MRS. FRANCIS R. SIMPSON AB., Ohio Wesleyan University Secretary, Superintentlents Ollice SE lllll III. 55 ,ff 'Nx. My . f' 1 ' ya. I if x Y 1 x Y' 'W T , ' 1 f' X ' ' 1 , X Xl x4 f , ,, - W, X 1 X N x X 5 X X xx . , If i, , 1' N, . x x ' X I x n , 1 V , f N, A x I w X w , x - ' 1 . ,. X 1 , x - w ' ' 1 1, x f,1 g Ax l E 41 Y. X 4 , v if ' I4?. F1.: -vm TNR, , XRS I fi ' AF 'ff I U 'Q CLASS ViL'6-Pl'E,l'iLl67If GUY ALEX HUQUIQLET 19 7We6MMw1Qqk.Hl9 0 SENIUH Prefidefzt JAMIQS ELLIS CIIAOSBY UFFIEEHS Sefrelary JERRY RUSSIILL PAULSEN 5U Tr 94514 ref Hill 0 Vfrlll WOFFORD O'SULLIVAN WILLIAMS ARTHUR CANADAY 14 XM., SENIIIH ELI-155 HISTIJHY The Class of 1950 was born a few short years ago when a small boy named Charles Clark cried a little as his mother left him, confused and bewildered, on the Bolles Campus that bright September morning in 1943. Charlie, however, wasted little time in tears. He knuckled down with the Stern determination of an aggressive lad facing the complexities of the sixth grade, and, thereby, set a pattern. That pattern has been one of successful accomplishment. N 51 VT,-Q' J' i glial-W6 The following year saw him proudly explaining the ropes to Canaday, Folsom, Mal- lory, Tommy Taylor and Bubba Williams who were being initiated into the problems which arise in the seventh grade. Stalwarts all, they fell in with the pattern and began the develop- ment of a sense of leadership and responsibility that was to come into full bloom in later years and make the Class of 1950 outstanding in the annals of Bolles. By 1946, the year which found our Class Founder in the first year of his high school career, he and his cohorts were reinforced by the arrival of such stout fellows as Atkins, Ball, Ben- bow, Bliss, Borland, Carr, Deacy, Hugh Gregory, McCall, McLeod, Mahorner, Newton, J., and Roy Sheppard. Now the Class was, indeed, firmly established. Now the record began to show more than mere promise. Even as freshmen this Class of 1950 indicated outstanding ability and definite leadership in many and varied fields. On through the Sophomore and junior years our story runs. More members - more suc- cesses. Anderson, Pete Alexander, john Andrews, Boyd, Brice, Crosby, Hudson, Huguelet, jones, Love, McCarter, Manos, Roy Newton, O'Hara, Paulsen, Rushton, Scott, Danny Smith, Lin Taylor, Turner, Vaughn, Venable, Waters, Wilder, jimmy Williams and Raul Zelaya were now in our ranks, and serving as welcome additions to our list of veterans. By the end of its junior year, the Class of 1950 had stamped itself indelibly on the pattern that had been faintly etched back in those early years. On the athletic field, in the classroom and in mili- tary and naval activities the pattern became more and more vivid. Boasting membership in the Student Council, the National Honor Society, the B Club, th'e Quill and Scroll, and all other student organizations the Class had well established itself. The final year, that fateful year, the great year arrived, and with it several new members joined our ranks: Ackley, Bell, Chappel, Clayton, johnson, MacDonnel and Vince Walker. The Class of 1950 has worked as a unit for the last time. The pattern is complete. We have done our best, and now we part. Next year will find us scattered, but, with our depart- ure, this Class of 1950 becomes a spirit and a tradition. We trust that our record will be an ever present inspiration for succeeding generations for many years to come. ITTW W '21-Q 11? '9 ' .D , , ,, 5151 If., Tires ' T' ' ,. ' gt? viihvylgirff--' .ml 1. A , I .x ..,, ,V 6 ., Hlhyzatk rx I 35' 53.35 , -. V. . X, X P : ,A-NW i' wgg'rQi2:ii.f1f 477. 'l:ffmf-3,1 ,fi nm R ff' N I DAVID GOODRICH ACKLEY 'fFixit Winter Haven, Florida Entered '49g Assigned Co. Ag Graduate, june, 1950, DEDRICK BIEMANN ALEXANDER, JR. Pete Daytona Beach, Florida Entered january '49g Assigned Co. Bg lfc P.O. '49 football f4Jg basketball QD flljg baseball Q3-J Q49 B Club '49g graduate, June, 1950. EWING WARREN ANDERSON, JR. Sonny Jacksonville, Florida Entered '47g Assigned Co. Ag Conduct Barg Gradu ate, June, 1950. 16 '7f9',m r -C . X' fur- -' A :'- 'ire V ,Wg efafil Le, ' it .W 'lu' YJ. , L , ,L .il K -i ' i K A 1 lil ii' I, . c . Ag ,fneuiiii :gps gi-if ,Tu -,,Q,!r,. M' i 'iixyi S V'4 JOHN ROBERT ANDREWS Ludy jacksonville, Florida Entered '48g Assigned Co. Ag TfSgt. '49g Conduct Barg Athletic Barg football 13, Qfijg B Clubg Bu- gle Staffg Rifle Teamg Winner of Manual of Arms Competition '49. CHARLES ALONZO ATKINS, JR. Charlie Jacksonville, Florida Entered '46g Assigned Co. Ag Transferred Co, C3 Transferred Co. Bg 3fc P.O. '48g lfc P.O, '-495 Con- duct Barg Athletic Barg Intramural Barg N.E.C. Swimming Champion Swimming Medalg Cheerleader '48g Graduate, June, 1950. FRANK HAYWOOD BALL, JR. Mickey Naval Base, South Carolina Entered '46g Assigned Co. B5 Zfc P.O. '48g lfc P.O. '49g Conduct Barg National Athletic Associationg Athletic Barg B Clubg Tennis Q21 Q31 C41 3 Basket- ball Q21 5 Graduate, june, 1950. 17 GEORGE EDWARD BELL Hillbilly St. George, Georgia Entered '49g Assigned Co. Ag Conduct Barg Intra- mural Barg Graduate, June, 1950. CHARLES TRISTRAN BENBOW Choo-Chooi' Greensboro, North Carolina Entered '46g Assigned Co. Ag Corporal '47g Sergeant '48g FirstfSergeant '49lg Conduct Barg Military Barg Athletic Barg Intramural Barg Service Barg C.S.P.A.g S.I.S.J,g Football QZQ CSD My 5 Football captain '48g All-city second team '49g All-State second team '-493 Graduate, june, 1950. PHILIP FREDRICK BLISS Phil', Jacksonville, Florida Entered '45g Assigned Co. C5 transferred Co. Bg Conduct Barg 3fc P.O. '47g lfc P.O. '48g Chief P.O. '49g Intramural Barg Cadet Director junior School Athleticsg Graduate, june, 1950. 18 JAMES LOUDEN BoRLANn, JR, Ta-ta Ta-ta jacksonville, Florida Entered '-463 Assigned Co. A: Sergeant '-183 2nd Lieutenant 5193 Academic Barg Student Barg Athletic Barg Intramural Barg Conduct Barg Varsity Swim- ming Qpqziq-154 Diving Medal '-49. is Clubg National Athletic Associationg Quill and Scrollg Sec- retary Student Councilg Your Week fAssistant Edi- torj g Day Boy Councilg Eagle Statfg Graduate, june, 1950 JOHN Wiziiziii' Bovn. JR. H'I0l1I1IllCH jacksonville, Florida Entered '-it-lg Assigned Co, Bg Ensign 'illg Harvard Award 5195 Honor Burg Conduct Barg Athletic Barg Academic Barg Naval Harg B Clubg Alpha Societyg National High School Register: Football Qlijg Bas- ketball UJ My Baseball UQ Q-'ijg All-N.E,C Hase- ball '49g Graduate, june, 1950. ROBERT SAMUEL BRICIQ, jk. Bob Danville, Virginia Entered '48g Assigned Co, B5 We PO, 1191 Conduct Barg Academic Barg Naval Barg Golf Q31 4459 Al- pha Society Alpha Reviewg Graduate, June, 1950. 19 f -.Lili ARTHUR CANADAY t IA!-tm jacksonville, Florida Entered '44g Assigned Co. Cg Transferred Band '44g Transferred Co, A '48g Assigned Battalion Staff '49g Sergeant '47g StafffSergeant '48g MasterfSergeant '49g Alpha Society '47 '48 '49, Treasurer '48, Secre- tary '48g Quill and Scrollg C.S.P.A.g Senior Class Historian '49g Editor in Chief Your Week '48g Co- Editor Alpha Review '-495 Eagle '47 '48 '49g Bugleg Conduct Barg Military Barg Academic Barg O. M. Snyder Music Award '46g Bolles junior Town Meet- ing '49g Tennis Team 01141. WILLIAM HOWARD CARR Just Plain Bill Miami, Florida Entered '45g Assigned Co. Dg Transferred Co, Ag Battalion Staff '48g Corporal '47g Master Sergeant '48g 2nd Lieutenant '48g Major, Battalion Command- er '49g Varsity Football QQ Q31 f4jg In Charge of junior School '48g Cheerleader '47 '50g Editor in Chief of Bugle '48 '49 '5Og Quill and Scrollg Presi- dent S.I.S.j.g C.S.P.A.g Vice-president junior Class '48g B Clubg National Athletic Scholarship Asso- ciationg Eagleg Service Barg Conduct Barg Military Barg Student Council Barg Athletic Barg Ex-officio Member Student Council '493 National High School Registerg Graduate, june, 1950. RICHARD WILLONS CHAPPLE Dick Lake City, Florida Entered '49g Assigned Co. Ag Graduate, june, 1950. 20 -fix L C ,.4 I C -L -,H .1 r XX , X l V , ,X . I, ,. ' 'Lf X7 x CHARLES RANDALL CLARK Prince jacksonville, Florida Entered 'Mg Assigned Co. Cg junior Sergeant '-153 junior Company Commander V165 Transferred Co. Ag Assigned Band '-47g Drum Major V173 Sergeant '-17g Master Sergeant '-18g Assigned Battalion Staff '-'i9g Captain, Battalion Adjutant and Fxecutive Olli- cer V193 Academic Barg Conduct Barg Military Bar: Athletic Barg Honor Barg Football Q15 flj QU HQ g B Clubg C.S.P.A.g Quill and Scrollg National High School Register '-195 Fagleg Bugleg Graduate, june, 1950 Roisum' Boorsuz ClrAv'roN Cadillac jacksonville, Florida Entered 'fl9g Assigned Co. B3 Conduct Barg Intra- mural Barg Graduate, june, 1950. jAMliS ELLIS Caosin' Ghost jacksonville, Florida lintered 5483 Assigned Co. B3 Ensign 'Ai9g Student Council Barg Honor Barg Academic Barg Conduct Barg Athletic Barg Naval Barg Intramural Barg Al- pha Societyg B Clubg junior Class President '-183 Senior Class President '49g Football GJ My 3 Basket- ball QU MJ g '48 All-N.E.C. Guard Baslcetballg New Boy Service Awardg National High School Registerg Student Council, Vice-President Qfij 5 Graduate, june, 1950. 21 Daytona Beach, Florida JAMES PATRICK DEACY jimmy Jacksonville Beach, Florida Entered '46g Corporal '47g First Sergeant '48g Mas- ter Sergeant '49g Military Barg Conduct Barg Int-ra- mural Barg Student Council Barg Music Award '47 '48g Student Council Q21 Q70 Q45 5 Varsity Basketball C55 C49- ROBERT MAURICE FoLsoM Bob Entered '44g Assigned Co. C5 Transferred Co. B 47, 3,fC P.O. '48g Chief P.O. '49g Varsity Tennis C413 B Clubg Bugleg Eagleg Athletic Barg Intramural Bar. HENRY HUGH GREGORY, JR. Stud Timmonsville, South Carolina Entered '45g Assigned Co. Ag Staff Sergeant '48g First Lieutenant '49g Athletic Barg Military Barg In- tramural Barg Conduct Barg S.I.S.j.g C.S.P.A.g Na- tional Athletic Associationg Baseball feighth gradej flj QZD Q30 f4j fjjg Football, manager 141 Q Basket- ball, Manager 1455 B Club, president '49g Coach junior Varsity Basketball '49g Sports Editor Bugle '48 '49 Sports Editor Eagle '49g Graduate, june, 1950. 22 MILTON LEROY HUDSON ..ROy,. jacksonville, Florida Entered '47g Assigned Bandg Sergeant '42-ig Tech. Sergeant '49g Intramural Barg Academic Barg Alpha Societyg Vice-President Alpha Society V193 Editor-in- Chief Your Week '-195 Alpha Review '-19g Manager Football '49g Graduate, june, 1950. GUY ALEX HUGUELET aloe., Lexington, Kentucky Entered '47g Assigned Co. B5 Sfc P.O. '48g Zfc P.0. '42-ig lfc P.O. 'fl9g Naval Barg Intramural Barg Athletic Barg Conduct Barg B Clubg S.I.S.j.g Vice- President of Senior Classg Publishing Editor of Bu- gleg Basketball QU my Golf 1313 Graduate, june, IOSO. l LAWRFNCI? Witisiea JONES Larry Mandarin, Florida Entered '47g Assigned Co. Ag Corporal '48g Staff Sergeant '49g Conduct Barg Graduate, june, 1950. 23 X X -:fo if fag y ,.-f fr-.rs . . .3 ,tg-x .L ,, r'iQf IQ'oy -1 Y .K , A 4.--,iffbx ,--' 1 Q,s1fq, f .v'Vf:f,13i', Q :ffm ty. va.: Q., ff n,:'L,:l1JffQ.-1--:,, -V L 53.3 ,, yi ,J tt.-- 4' .Nr - ,mc v. A -T 'J' fi '5- 'rx' Z ,lr-l 4, ,, TQ' lalixglj 4, ye. ,1 r' f.,i'LL' .15f,w,f - ,f , T' Qiiimi-ET-'f' ' N XF -gym,-pf' ml v t. N, CLAES HERBERT JONSSON Swede Jacksonville, Florida if, 1 ,Q V 1, , ., f X 1 4 ' -, W 'A df . , . ,V XX , ,., ,M N , f , 14,1 xx M, ,J ,,, 3 X 7 ,, Entered '49g Assigned Co. Bg Conduct Bar, Gradu- ate, june, 1950, BERNE NELSON LOVE Berne Titusville, Florida Entered '48, Assigned Band, Graduate, June, 1950. JAM ES GLENNON MAHORNER .Jima Ocala, Florida Entered '46, Assigned Co. Bg Zfc P.O.g Treasurer Alpha Society '49, Captain of Tennis Team '-493 As- sistant Athletic Manager, Junior Town Meeting Club '50g Quill and Scrollg C.S.P.A.g Athletic Bar, Con- duct Bar, Academic Bar, National Athletic Scholar- ship Societyg Honor Bar, Intramural Bar, B Club, Graduate, June, 1950. 24 g . rw E N '?y..-33'-12741 'iv , 'Q' 'ne 501164 fd ze. .19 o t tt .Rams Pima MANOS Pete Miami, Florida N is ROBERT ADRIAN MAI.I.ORX', JR. rlBOb1r Jacksonville, Florida lintered 5443 Assigned Co. B3 3fC PO.: lfc P.O. Second Lieutenzintg Day Boy Cfouneilg Day Boy lix ecutive Officerg Your Weekg Clieerleaderg Graduate june, 1950. 3... Entered V185 Assigned Co. B3 Master Sergeant '-195 in 7 Athletic Burg Conduct Barg Intramural Barg Baseball . OJ My g Basketball OJ my g The Bugle, Sports Ed- itor '-18g Quill and Scrollg C.S.P.A.g Graduate, june, 1950. Osr:AR CARROLL MILLS Oscar Ozark, Alabama Entered '48g Assigned Bandg Private lfc 1195 Cor- poral V193 Conduct Burg Football 4494 Graduate, june, I950. 25 l RAYMOND ALTON MCCALL Ludy Jacksonville, Florida Entered '-443 Assigned Co. C5 Transferred Co. Ag Corporal '47g Sergeant '-48g 2nd Lieutenant '49g Con- duct Barg Military Barg Athletic Barg Intramural Barg National Athletic Scholarship Societyg Baseball Q31 Mjg Football UQ MQ g Graduate, June, 1950. THOMAS NATHAN MCCARTER Tommy,' Little Rock, Arkansas Entered '48g Assigned Bandg Transferred Co. Ag HB' Clubg Manager Baseball Q31 my 5 Football Q45 Graduate, june, 1950. RONALD RODERICK ANGUS MACDONNELL Robert Asheville, North Carolina Entered '49g Assigned Co. B5 Winner of Fall Intra mural Tennis Doublesg Graduate, june, 1950. 26 LAURIENCE EUGENE MCLEOD Mac Lake Worth, Florida Entered Yllji Assigned Co. D3 Transferred Co. A Corporal '473 Sergeant '48g lfc Sergeant '-193 Mili Q-ij 3 Graduate, June, 1950. ELTON L15RoY NEWTON, JR. Newt Hendersonville, North Carolina Entered '47g Assigned Co. B3 2fc P.O. 519g Intra- mural Barg Athletic Barg B Clubg S.I.S,J.g CSP. A.g Football 131141 3 Graduate, june, 1950. JOHN CALVIN NIEWTON ..J CH Woodbine, Georgia Entered '-153 Assigned Co. C4 Transferred Co. D3 Transferred Co. Ag Sergeant '48g 2nd Lieutenant '-'i9g Academic Barg Military Barg Intramural Barg Outstanding Athletic in Lower School V155 National Athletic Scholarship Societyg B Clubg Baseball QQ 14,5 Football Q31 mpg Rifle Team my All-Com- pany Basketball '47g Allfompany Swimming '48g Graduate, june, 1950. 27 tary Barg Intramural Barg Swimming Team 121151 FRANCIS JOSEPH O'HARA, JR. AllOysius Cumberland Foreside, Maine Entered '-473 Assigned Co. B9 3fc P.O. V185 Feature Editor Bugle '-49g Basketball Manager '49g Gradu- ate, June, 1950. JERRY RUSSELL PAULSEN Sorrowful St. Augustine, Florida Entered '48g Private lfc '48g Corporal '49g Military Barg Conduct Barg Athletic Barg Intramural Barg Service Bar Football OJ 445 g Graduate, june, 1950. BOB WOODROW RUSHTON Batman Jacksonville, Florida Entered '46g Assigned Co. D3 Transferred CO. Ag Sergeant '48g Tech. Sergeant '49g Conduct Barg N. A.R. Expert Medalg Rifle Team C35 my Graduate, june, 1950. 28 fx fill, , ij , 1 - f f -- - . , -1-f-1 . 5 f ,ir T, 'if' ., -., i . ,.'.- '. XF 1 - : , '-.X ' .- fr 15 Q35 ilsjgl ' 1 3' ,, . , T f.- J ,I 1 '--- iff ' .. , ,. ,X J - , . H, N, , in W 5 , 'f 'ui li.-.1 -1 L, ,QW .. .. . - , S-An. V Y Y-Y 5 Y 1' 4 1, 1, . , 'N .l A -X 1, N111 ., i , .. 'nf 1, iw . lr M XX Y. r . 1 l ' fill f i 1 STUART ljONAI.D SCOTT Stuart Gainesville, Florida Burg Naval Burg Golf QU 3 Gr.1du11te, june, 1950 Rox' CQONNOR Siiiaifiwuun Sl1Cpi' J2lCliSUI1V1llC, Florida lfnlcrul '-155 Assigncil Biinilg CiOYIWOf.ll 316g Scrgcnnt V173 Stuff Scrgciiiit '-'iHg lfc Sergeant '-193 Conduct Burg Military Burg Stuilcnt ffouniil B.1rg lntrgimuml Barg Student Council 711-41 B Cflubg lfnglcg Your Wlcckg lnlmmuriil All-fiO111l51lI1y lfootlmllg Bnsclmll Manager UQ Q-ijg Cirinluatc, june, 1950. DANIIEI. CInARLiis SMITH D2lI1i' WilSl1lI1gtOI1, D. C. Entered january '-183 Assigned Co. B3 Zfc PO. V191 Bugleg S.I.S..l.g B Clubg Intramural Burg Football Qfij g liilselmll Q-ij 1 Grzuluutc, june, 1930, lintcrcd '-'i7g Sfc PO. '-18g lfc PO. 5193 Conduct CLIFTON LINWOOD TAYLOR, JR. Lin Washiiigton, D. C. Entered '48g Assigned Co. Bg Chief P.O. '49g Con- duct Barg Naval Barg Intramural Barg Swimming Team UQ 4453 Graduate, June, 1950. THOMAS STANLEY WILMARTH TAYLOR, JR. Tommy jacksonville, Florida Entered '44g Assigned Co, Cg Transferred Co. Eg Staff Sergeant '45g Plaque for Captain of winning team in junior Schoolg Medal for Athlete Award in Lower School '45g Transferred Co. D3 Corporal '47g All-Company Basketball '47g' All-Company Baseball '-475 Transferred Co, Ag Sergeant ,48g Transferred Battalion Staffg Znd Lieutenant '49g Basketball CZ, Ojg Baseball CBJ Qeijg B Clubg Your Weekg Bu- gleg junior Class Secretaryg Athletic Barg Tennis Teamg Conduct Barg Intramural Barg Academic Barg Graduate, June, 1950. IOHN MILLER TURNER ..JOhn,, Fairview, Pennsylvania Entered '48g 3fC P.O. '49g Conduct Barg Intramural Barg Naval Barg Bugleg Rifle Team Q31 ffijg Intra- mural Rifle Championship '49g Graduate, June, 1950. 30 XXIARRIZN Uaxxfis VISNABLIE XXf'arren Atlanta, Georgia lintered '-l7g Assigned Bandg Sergeant V181 2nd Lieu- tenant '-wg Swimming Q ij Q-ij 3 B Clubg Graduate, june, 1950. VINHQNT Llzii VUALKER Stinkey jacksonville, Florida Entered '-'Hg Assigned Co. BQ Cheerleaderg Buglcg Graduate, june, 1950. HARRX' THOMAS VAUGHN. jk. Eagle Clewiston, Florida Entered '-175 Assigned Co. Ag Conduct Burg Aca demic Barg Military Barg Athletic Barg Honor Bar Sergeant '-183 Alpha Society: lfc Sergeant V195 Ten nis Q25 Q31 Q4jg Graduate, june, 1950. 31 J I ,,,,,, LAMAR HOLMAN XVATERS, JR, Muddy jacksonville, Florida Entered 47g Assigned Co, BQ Zfc P.O, '48g Ensign '-49g Alpha Societyg President Alpha Society '491 Bugleg Editor-in-Chief Eagle ,502 S.I,S.j.3 C,S.P.A.g Alpha Reviewg National High School Registerg Con- duct Barg Naval Barg Academic Barg Intramural Barg Graduate, june, WSU, PAUL DEEN WATrs Slough Footn Mandarin, Florida Entered '46g Assigned Co. Ag Corporal '48g Staff Sergeant '49g Conduct Barg Intramural Barg Gradu- ate, June, 1950. GRANT KENDALL WILDER ..Ken,, Elmira, New York Entered '48g Assigned Co. Ag Corporal '49g Presi- dent of Camera Club '49g Conduct Barg Graduate, june, 1950. 32 Spanish Clubg Graduate, june, 1950, JAMES WARRIEN Wn.i.iAMs jacksonville, Florida lintered '-18g Private lfc 719g Corporal '-103 Assign- ed Co. Ag Military Barg Conduct Harp lntramural Burg Athletic Burg Football Q-lj: Graduate, june, l95O. Woififokn 0'Slll.l.lVAN XXfll.I.lAMS Rubber jacksonville, Florida Entered '-Hg Assigned Co. C3 Transferred Co. A3 Statl Sergeant Lower Schoolg Corporal '47g Sergeant 3185 Captain '-Wg Conduct Barg Military Barg Intra- mural Burg Student Council Barg President Student Council 349g Vice-President B Clubg Secretary Senior Classg Baseball QIHZQQBQMQSAII Con- ference Pitcherg Football QZJ Q31 Q41 4 Honorable Mention Little All-State, Honorable Mention All- Clonfeenceg Basketball QZJ1511-ij---sAll-Confeence liorwardg Graduate, june, 1950. RAUI. ZIZLAYA MEDINA Raul VENEZUELA Entered '47g Assigned Co. Ag Corporal '48g Conduct Barg lntramural Barg Summer School Barg Bugleg 33 f S E ,Nr The Kvllw agle. . . i950 l z pg X N . as SENIUH IILZISS L!-IST WILL I-IND TESTAMENT I, Pete Alexander, being of sound mind and body fjokej hereby bequeath to R. D. Saunders my reputation for being the laziest cadet in BH Company and being able to get away with it. I, Dan Smith, being of profusely prejudiced mind, do leave to Nello the Fellow in return for his multitude of fair acts, one well-abused molecule. I, Muddy Waters, being of weary body and mind, do hereby will and bequeath to my room- mate Rad Lovett, the ability to pull rackets and have no time to do anything pertaining to school work. I, Frank Ball, will to Lt. Comdr. Nelimark one atomic bomb in hopes that he becomes care- less. I, Warren Venable, do hereby will to George Stone, room 248 in order that he may completely repair same with plaster and all. I, Bob Mallory, hereby leave to Bill Richard- son the locker room and all the troubles that go with it. I, Tom McCarter, do hereby leave my South- ern Drawl to any d- Yankee who wishes to become a Southern Gentleman. I, Bob Folsom, leave to my roommate Van der Lugt, the picture collection which rests upon my dusty dresser, I, Charles Clark, being of weak mind and big feet, will to jan Van der Lugt my renowned abil- ity to get a girl, to tell good stories and hit the jackpot on all the Slot Machines. I, James Patrick Deacy, having gained noth- ing here at Bolles, do hereby leave nothing. I, john Turner, do hereby will to Harvey the interesting and enjoyable classes under Ma- jor Andrews. I, L. E. McLeod, do hereby will and bequeath to Major Trusdell, one book on the use of wit and sarcasm. I, Charlie Atkins, do hereby leave to the Bolles Night Watchman, one seeing-eye dog, so that he may have better luck catching Mickler. I, Hugh Gregory, do hereby will and be- queath to Howard Andrews my ability to get into trouble, out of -trouble and back into trouble without any trouble. I, C. L. Taylor, in memory of the many hap- py hours in Physics class bequeath to Lt. Wood one broken rubber band to remain a constant re- minder that the truth will only stretch so far. I. George Bell, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to date J. C. Newton's girl to Richard Neil. I, Roy Sheppard, do herby will to Lt. Col. Ball, one recorded song entitled, Save Your Confederate Money, Boy, The South Will Rise Again. I, Bob Clayton, will and bequeath to Colonel Weaver an Auto Repair Manual and a 100 gal. tank of water for his bus. May he use them wisely and for the benefit of the school. I, James Ellis Crosby, do hereby will to any future Bolles Football player 3 sprained ankles, 1 busted nose, a wrist with a pulled ligament and the ability to go to the doctor every Wednesday and any other day for that matter. 5 1950 W K-'QQ' The Kollaa ayle . . . I, jim Borland, being of questionable sanity do hereby will and bequeath one book on pen- manship and one box of assorted chalk to Lt. Col. Ligon for future Trig. classes. I, with my degenerating chunk of grey mat- ter, Kendall Wilder, do hereby will and be- queath to the poor soul that has charge of the Armory next year the privilege of seeing Major Davis at any time with a report for absent calis- thenics with the excuse of working hard in the Armory. I, Stuart Scott, will to Captain Roy one rec- ord- I've got a lovely bunch of Coconutsf' I, Oscar C. Mills, do hereby will and be- queath to all future Cadets of The Bolles School one ice bag and a year's supply of aspirin. Ln -S! ' 1 1.7 '-351 ll: I, Berne Nelson Love, do hereby will and be- queath to Claude Tatro one good used telephone book in hopes that he will make better use of it than I have. I, jimmy Williams, do hereby will and be- queath to Lt. Col. Ball one free lesson on How to Dance and Sing. I, Batman Rushton, do hereby leave to Major Davis, one well used coal-bin for use as a rifle range. I, William H. Carr, being of very weak mind and run down body from trying to keep the Goof-offs in line, do hereby will and be- queath to Talmadge Williams the up and com- ing O'Haras and the Bolles Battalion and also room 117 that goes with this privilege in hopes that he keeps it cleaner than I did. ' .IUNIUH CLASS UFFIEEH5 F ..u. NHWSSVTIIHEIUNH IPX THE JUNIIJH CLASS ARROYA, A. ARROYA, F. BAYLESS BECKU M CHISHOLM COZY DAWSON DOWLING DRAKE ELBEL FORESTER GADDIS 38 THE JU IUH CLASS GORDON HALL. J. H. HALL, J. P. Hmm' Q as - Q Q, 3 -Q , 3, 1: if A 5 5 Y 2 3.5 . Of , ' 3- ' s N HARVICY Hfwras HIZNDIERSON. R. HLJIHLEINS , vt ye, O . ,- tout JACKSON, J. JOBE JOHNSTON, S. JOINER 39 THE JUNIUH CLASS JONES, LEE KLOEPPEL KRAMER LANGLEY, E. ,tag LOPEZ, J. LOVIQIOY LOVETT MANN, R. MATHEWS, P. MCCUNE NIZILL PERMENTER, E. I 40 , L fx, 'KVI xy, iw , H, ., .M Quiz' .X L 'N 'VZ' XV.. f : wr tx THE .IUNIUH CLASS T . T 1 j' .. ' Q 1, . fu 15- .. ,, :IU T xy PIfRMlfN'l'lfR, j. B. RITTLER RUDOLPH S'1'12v12NsoN 'kiafa 'Q' up L wi, 2 STONIZ TIZMPLIES THIELLMAN THOMPSON VAN DER LUGT WALKER, J. S. WILLIAMS, T. T. ZELAYA, H. 41 THE SIIPHIIMUHE CLASS Front row-Myerston, Moshell, Norman, Richardson, Abarca, J., Major Trusdell, Bowen, Gregory, S. Paul, Cowart, Waters, J.B. Second row-Smith, G., Durkee, Stapler, Hall, V., Spragens, Fowler, Slye, Marvin, Hardin, jarrell Seaman. Third row-Tyson, Owens, King, Davis, Alexander, Mintz, Mischner, H., Sawyer. Fourth row-Foshee, Lange, Davidson, McClellan, Gryder, McCranie, P., Kern. 42 , ,-K . Rx- , wx 51 THE FHESHMAN CLASS Front row-Kellum, Rahaim, Benolken, Langley, J., Coats, Bent, Wood, Soper, Taylor, R. Second row-Davis, M. L., Barnett, Dimick, Smith, O. V., LeMaistre, McKinney, Kline, Chestnut, Brad ley, Bryant. Third row-Palmer, Kenny, Sheppard, R. W., Mann, T., Freeman, Fleming. Fourth row-jackson, E., Rosborough, Taylor, B., Dixon, Abarca, R., Klahr. Fifth row-Shrum, West, Graft, Sistrunk, Wilson, S., Mohle. 43 .- ,A X f , .. , 1 vA,, , X , x THE EIEHTH GRADE Front row: Arnold, Foley, Fraser, Smith, D., MCCranie, Second row: Lorbach, Blume, F., Rubenstein, Henderson, D., Addis Third row: McCoy, Krueger, Mischner, R., Horne, Carter R. 44 W-IQELIIY GW Hal ir .a Jlh 1 NUI 1 'E' C? ' SL ,,,: 1, Q xx X 1 9 IYIII1 .AIN 'E J ? HBH CLUB IIIIIIIIIIIIIII lllmiirffuxg? HH NV UILVZI SN Major Bradley v.'x.f- '- ,rf ff' i ,,, President ............ Vice President ...... ........l-lugh Gregory Bubba Williams Secretary-Treasurer ........ Alex Huguelet Sgt.-at-Arms .....,.,. , Faculty Advisors.. ........Ellis Crosby THE B CL B With Hugh Gregory at the helm, the B Club, ath- letic lettermen's society, has made notable strides this year. The organization has really been going to town in the last three years in particular, due to such active presidents as Sandy Sanderford and Dick Moore. The initiations held at various times throughout the year have provided plenty of lively fun for the members and the rest of the student body, minus, of course, those Captain Bergen getting the treatment. First row, left to right-Newton, McCall, Borland, Clark, Crosby, Gregory, H., Williams, W. O., Carr, Ball, Benbow, Second row, left to right-Major Bradley, Marvin, Boyd, Drehle, Venable, Langley, Mahorner, McCarter, Taylor, T., Howell, Andrews, H., Captain Bergen. Third row, left to right-Shepard, Norman, Kramer, Smith, D, C., Newton, Matthews, Paulsen, Gordon, Folsom, Tyson, Williams, 46 ,J K . ,fzfx ,fixx ff 1 f' sk 'CNT' .1 Qzgsf--vciaffl if Ifflwffe fi' v as f ' 1 .Wi ifffw X' ll me:J-121351v,t.:9?1,?e'.':Pf'akwG31i.1-si M 39 'la 1 , ,,1j,'w, H1 Xml Qfgwfl3,.,a5g5f1p.'gg,,.gan ,gSxgva-.u 11 wi.-1, r M -.L If i., ,L my gif' lfqgfjm. Y,-U., J'Sj,ifxlPl 1 ' GQ':iQ'.H. V' llc-V wi , rift gi fi 2.1 Hx ee ee H ---new e ee ee- XQAG-gk: 5 it 1. :ser ,W V 1 , 'lv N , , , f ilk W5'N2 FZfi .L ,ai-, :ev l'fT 4Iii B-lx J l THE BUGLE STAFF The Newspaper of the Cadets, The Bolles Bugle, had the best year in its history with marked improvement in almost every department from make-up to general read- ability. The staff really burned the midnight oil to Editor-in-Chief .......... William H. Carr Publishing Editor .......... Alex Huguelet make the six issues which appeared during the school year Managing Editor ........ Charles E' Kem outstanding. Awards from Quill 8t Scroll, Columbia Scholastic Press, Fflfulfl' Advisors- Captain Roy and the Southeastern Interscholastic Society of journalism Captain Walker proved the editors were on the ball. Seated, left to right--Captain Walker, Harvey, Gregory, H., Huguelet, Carr, W. H., Kern, C, E., Clark, C., O'Hara, F., Captain Roy. Standing, left to right-Turner, Folsom, Waters, Lf H., McCune, Newton, E, L., Van der Lugt, An- drews, J., Mann, T. 47 .QF-, - ff ' MEAN Q2-QXQJ Nfikfifiiizjiiggiiqx at VK Faculty Advisors- Captain Roy Captain Walker Q 2, V 3' Q10 A H5511 if ,153 I f ,fx '.f'f',p f' -if. 'IV f If if-'Hal' ti W 1-' gli 435. IQQMZ Q 0 .9 gxfkgaw 9. ll ILL 8 SIIHIJLL The Bolles Chapter of the National Quill and Scroll organization is largely honorary with the members having no real activities. The group is made up of those Cadets who have done exceptional work in journalism, are either Juniors or Seniors, are in the upper third of their class and are recommended by the Faculty Advisor of the publication on which they work. In the membership of the society are most of those prominent in school publications. Seated, left to right-Canaday, Mahorner, Clark, C., Kern, C. E., Carr, W. H., Harvey. Standing, left to right-Smith, D. C., Newton, E. L., Folsom, McCune, Waters, I.. H. 48 ,lp -ff ,:,, 3 41-X, 1 i -1 --4,-3-:QUE az. f I ever- 77 -- ,-wir fTf'-,,-.- -2'-1 5,5-ws., bt Vg- Y 1 f -7, K ..,,- ,y-.453 .,-,. ,fy ,mv .l-.Lt--A N -A-,-5. gf, - -b,,,j.vf mv, ,,.x455.- , N V J 5 ,, Q. th I -Q, 'rfjigjfiila 'A .--,if- Nt-Xia: l'?:',1, i,1-.L- X 'NT ' kilt N-fx, ' lil'-' 7. m. , .lff'1-'--iii. ...Q .. gi. L. N fi , 'Qaiflj yxj t i flzc. -11 i - Hfbfx'-Z11il7s,-wi , 3.. Q . ,Mrk I,Q'327jf- 1153.5 wr'-'F -W' STUIIE T EIIU IIII. ln all likelihood the school's most important organiza- tion, the Student Council, was formed a number of years President -------'-- ---'--- B Ubba Williams ago to aft as a medium for expressing the wishes and opin- ions of the Corps of Cadets to the executive department. Vice President ' E His Crosby Members, nine in all, are elected by the Cadets them- Sect t r , B l d selves each year, there being three Seniors, two juniors, ea Y ' 'l lm or an and two Sophomores from the boarders and one Senior Trcasurervmmw P. Hall and either a junior or a Sophomore from the day boys. This group has a number of accomplishments on rec- Faculty Advisor ............ Major Hooker ord with more certainly to come. Seated, left to right-Crosby, Williams, T. T., Carr, Major Hooker, Willianms, W. O., Hall, P., Greg- ory, W. S. Standing, left to right-Borland, Norman, Saunders, McCune, 49 , as. I ,jg gui: i'j517nC,X '-,v','J-123 '1 .Z I ,A A451-. iff Tfii- 1-:f.?.4'Q WSJ-far-x ij, f., Q ' ' f.'f1z l:f'v. -ffl ll-XPC'-VT: ' s .r sg-.ma .5 5 ff., - lfxafgw ' X'-5.1 ful .tymvt an fl ,ig Qi,-J .gf-1 5 ,g-.s N 53 , ,iii , it N, .. A. X L l ll ' vu., YU H WEEK This weekly newspaper is published by members ot' the two school honor societies and endeavors to give sched- ules for the coming week and some news, chiefly sports. It is a tough job to issue a paper of this type regularly, however, and Cadets should realize the amount of effort it entails. Editor-in-Chief .................. Roy Hudson Faculty Advisor ...... Captain Hochheim Left to right-Canaday, Mahorner, Captain Hochheim, Ritter. Seated, left to right-McCoy, Hudson, Ritter, Captain Hochheim. Standing, left to right-Permenter, Jw Mallory. THE I-lI.PH!l HE IEW The Alpha Review, outstanding among publications here, is a literary magazine which makes its appearance twice during the school year and has repeatedly won honors from the Col- umbia Scholastic Press Association. Articles by various Cadets appear in the publication which show real jour- nalistic ability. The editors should be commended for two line issues. Editor-in-Chief ........,..... Jim Mahorner Faculty Advisors- Captain Hochheim Captain Walker Nr 1 1 rr fx ALPHA SUIIIETY A member of the National Honor Society, a national organization, the Bolles Alpha Society is one of the most active groups here. Picnics are held regularly, frequently at the home of Captain Hochheim, the Faculty Advisor. The members publish two issues of their literary maga- gine, the Alpha Review, each year, as well as a weekly paper, the Your Wee-k, which gives schedules and news for the Cadets. This group has been one of the most outstanding in school since its founding and it is ll real honor to hold membership in it. 4 it i President ......... ....... L , H. Waters Vice President ....... ........ R oy Hudson Secretary ....... ......... T , T. Williams Treasurer ........ ....... J im Mahorner Sgt.-at-Arms ....... .............. I ohn Boyd Faculty Advisor ...... Captain Hochheim Seated, left to right-Canaday, Mahorner, Waters, L. H., Hudson, Boyd, Captain Hochheim. Standing, left to right-Walker, J. S., Neill, Thellman, Crosby, Vaughn, Brice, Gordon, 51 X President ........ Secretary ........ Treasurer. ........ .. Faculty Advisor ..,...... X .....Peter Harvey .john Cogswell .Ronald Fowler .Captain Walker THE ABT SIJIIIETY Established here in February, 1949, the Bolles Art So- ciety is one of the most recent organizations on the cam- pus. It has certainly been goin' to town though, as al- ready the members have managed to secure regular art in- struction and have set up a studio on the second floor of Bolles Hall. The annual Art Exhibit on Mother's Day has become a regular feature of the society's yearly schedule. The sam- ples of work done by the members have aroused a great deal of interest. The membership at present stands at about ten but more are expected to join soon. i Seated, left to right-Board, Harvey, Cogswell, Kern, C. E. Standing, left to rightfHall, H., Graft, McCoy, Fowler, Captain Walker. 52 s ,415 ff, D ficxe a i f 1 ,1vpe.y:,2f-eifsy, ggi ff. alc- 'f' , 914351251 ug-ftr',.ffF1i+?52'1L5 2f' 1' , i '..1',L,'f4 X is-1 lf 51.1-,'lR'1C.rI-f ' ' f 2 t , + nv -.f'.:+x.sg l r Lfff-if QW! 211 l'lX53l nm 1: ,.3.v-. '-Mali, fl H lil lilllll: ','.tgL5.-wh .' 'XCSCV' 443' '- -.rn-, A' 1 ,,h.m .V . fr .X -.-fff Q., 3.43 ,ther mx: ' X P' 4 1 l , v DAY BUY IIUUNEII. Established in 1944, the Day Boy Council has as its object the betterment of conditions on the busses and in the locker-room. It also represents the day boys when and if the occasion arises. Faculty Advisor ............ Captain Logan Members are elected by the day boys themselves, each Cadet Advisor ........ Lieut, Bob Mallory of the upper 'four classes having one representative on the Council. as FT If -, -Neff ,T 4.4, - , Left to right-Borland, Mallory, Captain Logan, Richardson, Mohle. 53 1, .::x .f -ww 'I-rl Av-. Q Y 26' ff '55 C' I X 7 er' :M -- . . 1 .'.,, 'iv..,-.,.:.-X,-,.,. I 1 , . ,fg.' .1 5. K-.1 ff,--.ffff aaa- rx' A, - , ,197 vi,-vip. - ' :rg ,cf 15751. .5 . ..55, , , U sh . i l4:,7fy.fgu,f?' '-an Lgsafjf-5 I f 4 I , if j, ' , --Wy, ,xv-ii gr. ,ikiav 'J rf e 'fr' 34 .L-A Q-iw E , '57-Vfwzf i-E ly , L., f 53 .,-, cw f Ny, Sim l 4 , sw - gm, i.,xf,i ,- L17 , yu. sy 'tx X74 . - A H p: in-Wsnui 'ri iv. ..,,., i i. 'Ki President ........ Vice President ....... Secretary-Treasu rer ..... Faculty Advisor ........... 4 Zvzifsgsf' l Ili N THE PHUTIJBHAPHY EI. ......Ken Wilder ......Claes Jonsson .Alberto Arroyo .Captain Garces The Photography Club is one of the newest groups to be founded at Bolles. Captain Graces was the moving spir- it behind its conception and due largely to his efforts the amateur cameramen of Bolles are learning a great deal about photography and developing. About twenty Cadets comprise the membership at this point. A darkroom was set up and is certainly an asset to the members, The club has shown unusual progress to date. It is to be hoped that it will continue to prosper. First row, left to right-Lorbach, Arroyo, A., Wilder, G. K., Jonsson, Captain Garces, Second row, left to right-Stone, Coats, Wilson, Myerston. Third row, left to right-Bayless, Gregory, H., Van der Lugt, Lange, Arroyo, F. 54 BET!-l SUIIIETY liounded here e.trly in HMS hy the Alpha Society, the junior honor orgainizittion, the Beta Society, has made rup- id strides of progress sinee its conception. The members must have .tn ueiitlernit average of 82-if? or better for live consetutive months for entrance, making it a honor to he Admitted. 'lhey .ire the hest organized .md certainly the richest society here, The Beta boys have worked hard doing everything from selling pretzels to working on the Your Wee'k .uid h.ive given tl good Account of them- selves everywhere. X J I resident ....,,.,.., .,..... R oss Benolken Vice President ..... ..... R ichard Klahr Secretary ...... ...... S onny I.eMaistre 'l're.1surer.,..,. ....,.... jimmy Bent Sgt.-at-Arms .,.,.,... ......, B ill Mohle liteulty Advisor ............ l.t. Col Ligon First row, left to right- Bent, Klahr, Benolken, Le-Maistre, Colonel Ligoni Second row, left to right, fMiller, Mischncr, Freeman, Chestnut, Ulrich, Third row, left to right-Rosborough, Mohlc, Tatro, Shrum. 55 The newest school organization, the Bolles junior Fo- rum, has progressed at a rapid rate thus far and promises to become one of the leading and most active groups on BULLE5 JU IUH FUHUM fhmmpus' The club was first promoted hy Captain Hochheim and includes those Cadets in the higher grades who have shown a marked interest in round table discussion. President ..... ,...... A rthur Canaday Regularly scheduled forums, generally about subjects of an international nature, have attracted a good deal of Faculty Advisorum-Captain Hochheim interest and are widely attended. The discussions of the junior liorum are modeled after those of the Town Meeting of the Air on the radio Tues- day nights. Seated, left to rightvCanaday, Carr, W. H., Captain Hochheim, Ritter, R. Standing, left to right-Waters, L. H., Mahorner. 56 I 1 X 1 ' I X- 2 Y W W N M D W W! If Q V w .LINFI MlV.I.I'IIW ME jigs! f my ZWQEFF 7me5MM6QqkH.H70 Vift If mt EULUH GUARD NATIONAL COLORS SCHOOL COLORS Cadet Sgt. lfc McLeod Cadet P.O. lfc Huguelet Cadet Pfc. McCarter Cadet Seaman Brice 58 THE BATTALIUN STAFF Cadet Major Williziiii H. Carr, Commanding the Battalion. Cadet Captain Charles R. Clark, Battalion Adjutant and Executive Officer. Cadet Second Lieutenant Robert A. Mallory, Day Boy Executive Cadet Second Lieutenant Thomas S. W. Taylor, Personnel Adjutant. Cadet Sergeant lst Class Arthur C. Canaday, Asst. Personnel Adjutant. Cadet Chief Petty Officer Philip F. Bliss, junior School Athletics 59 ., H I. L3 .' ,I v ' -5 'f' ' Q A, i li : xxx Ax, .-n,5-.-QQ, - ng 51,7 -X., fb I fm. ,I X- IJVLZ :' MILITARY INSTIIULTUIIS LT COLONEL BALL MAJOR TRUSDELL MA JOR DAVIS 60 CAPTAIN SNYDER MILITARY IIFFIIIEIIS STANDING: McCall, Newton, CI., T11ylor,T.,Venz1ble SEATIZD: Willizlms, W, O., Gregory, H., Carr, Borland, Mallory 61 ' .M . MILIT1-IIIY NDN-IIIIMS FOURTH ROW: Anderson, Ritter, Temples, Kramer, Joiner, Norman THIRD ROW: Sheppard, R. C., Langley, E. R., Vaughn, Gregory, S., McClellan, Kern SECOND ROW: Gryder, Hall, V., Zelaya, H., Forster, Wilder, Watts, Rushton, McLeod Paulsen FIRST ROW: Hall, P., Lopez, J., Permenter, J., Andrews, I., Gaddis, Benbow, Richard- son, Permenter, I., jones, L., Henderson, G. 62 :aa m Evllea rayze. .. I9 o I K Abarca Ackley Anderson Abarca, , R. H Andrews, Andrews, Armstrong Arroyo, A. Arroyo, F. Barnett Bayless Bell Benbow Bent Blume Board Borland ilzyiusxiei EUMPA YHAH Bradley Chapplc Coats Clowart Dowling Drake Fleming Foinquinos, Gregory, H. Gryder Hall, P. Hall, V. Henderson Howell jarrell lobe joiner ROSTER OF COMPANY A jones, Larry MOSl1Cll Kern Myerston Kline Neill Kramer Newton, Lange Norman Q Lan le , gf Paul .Ra yz Pa u lse n I, .. :..ff-,, Q , Permenter, n, R. -kb. Richardson Marvin ' ittcr Matthews, C. Robinson McCall Roshorough McCarter Rushton McClellan Seaman McLeod Slye Mickler Spragens Molina Strozier 63 C. j. Stapler Taylor, B, Taylor, R. Taylor, T. Temples Thompson Vauglin W.1tCrs, B. Wallis Wlcst Wiltlt'r Wilson Williams, ll. Williams, W Wood Zelaya, H. Zelaya, R. MILITARY COURTESY ' in The Kollw fagle... I9 0 ' I I I .,g N'T I MILITARY HISTORY RIFLIZ MARKSMANSHIP MAP READING 64 FIRST AID The Kollu fagle . . . I 950 Elf qi ' Jmmkx A YY In WX, f COMMAND AND DRILL I L it ffm! .A .J K., A I 48 HQ- n 'f',ST',1 INDIVIDUAL WEAPONS PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT METHODS 65 L . 1, .N l 'f'i'iA BAND ROSTER Allaud Gaddis Kloeppel Mills, O. Bryant Hollingsworth Langley, E. Mohle Davidson Hudson Lambert Stone Deucy Imburgio Little Tatro Forster jones, R. Love Venable THE BAND CAPTAIN O. M. SNYDER Band Director 66 Permenter, I. Presser Sheppard, R. Sheppard, W Sisrrunk O QMH lYilXF!151 y .vhs 'N - A ff O i' P 4. . il? Q O w MII 45:1 + 51 N n:W5xr, Q X, ,gliss k..'v,ox.4 4 ' Q . S5- 5 C ' o r Q 68 14 4 Q. 0? THE HU UH TAVAI. U IT f The Bolles School has the distinction of being one of the six honor naval schools in the United States The Honor Naval Unit at Bolles is under the direct supervision ofthe Training Division of The Buren: of Naval Personnel in Waisliington, D. C. Each year the school may recommend three honor naval cadets for exams to Annapolis. lhe only requirements that must be fulfilled by the boy are these: He must have two years of naval training at Bolles, and maintain .1 high academic average. I.elt to right: White-rs, l.., lins. Crosby, lf., lins. S Xvilliains, T., l,ieut., 5 f.OIl'lIU.lI1tllI'lyLf '- Q o N I, D lhellman, Inns, lioytl, lfns. 'Iliff , , Newton, Brice Mahorner, Saunders Alexantler inf . . Lovejoy, Turner Gordon, Drehle, Mintz Mcffune jackson, Wfinfree 5 Bowen, lietlcum, Hardin 5 l li! . . Huguelet, liall O XXfall-ser, lfolsom, Bliss N Stevenson, Atkins If D C O M M N O N C O M M Dm! . . Harvey, Hudgins I NAVAL OFFICERS 69 f Chief Bennett, BMC, USN. WFIHST PLATUU Top Row . . . Newton, E., Brice, Tyson, Kenney, Fowler, O'Hara, B. Second Row . . . Smith, D., Van der Lugt, Taylor, C., Kellum, Alexander, R., Frutchey First Row . . , McCune, Mintz, Mischner, Cozy, Jonsson, Davis, M., Beckum, Ens. Waters, L. Top Row . . . Mahorner, Kasting, Nicholson, Hayes, Palmer, Turner Second Row . . . Hudgins, Morton, MacDonnel, Davis, H., Wilson, McKinnon, Ei Crosby First Row . . .,Scott, S., Gordon, Mathews, Dawson, Sawyer, Lovett, Johnston, Harv Chief Willard, GMC, USN. SEED ll PL!-lTIlU 70 Chief Brown, BMC, USN. THIHII PL!-lTlllJ ES' ' V Top Row . . . Stover, Foshce, Rudolph, Bibbens, Klahr, Cogswell, Bowen Second Row . . . Lovejoy, Hall, Hardy, jones, Rahaim, jackson, Dyl-:ers First Row . . . Atkins, jackson, J., Benolken, Clayton, King, Rubenstein, Walker, S Ens, Thellman. 71 1.. AS! ,..,.:- v Q- E -t-if Q? NAVAL INSPEIITIUN PARTY 1949 Left to right . . . Capt. H. Martin, USN, Major D. E. Hooker, FA-ORC, Cdr. T. W Hogan, USN, Lcdr. R. J. Ahern, USN, Lt. Cjgj L. W. Eads, USN, Mr. B. H. Moran Lt. V, A. Nelimark, USNR. 72 X If The Annual Naval Inspection held each spring brings to a climax the work done each year. The inspection is most thorough, including all phases of school activities, as well as a check on the physical features. The Cadets in the Naval Unit have done a splendid job in main- taining the high standards set by the Navy Department. NAV L UNIT STAF Pi Left to right . . . Lcdr. V. A. Nelimark, USNR, W. H. Bennett, BMC, USN., S. W. Willard, GMC, USN., J. E. Brown, BMC, USN. 73 4 . f A YEXY' 3 ' -Tx f .JN KW? Y E N, Fxjxj K I L A Wg-Q . ff 'ffm 1' V '-'--x, -I1 31:-gif W ' X,-if 4, , ,., .AH X 0 i' -1 Snaps of va- rious ac- tivities one might see from day to day while rubbing elbows with the Naval Cadets at Bolles A 'TF' X ,4:4,Qw 2:-1'-.D if-tg X- x slfbfgfn fi' Q L-SY'lX'l1YQ1',l2 .-f'- fy! 1 2 P , Q 7g5,,1,,f,-, My , 4, ,:.,:ggt?qj.i,r,g. 1, gl 1 ., J N L 1 X f ,j,v,,7,Y',,-V vfx-A,rm,A,?.xN5,l5,3 f . ,A I,-V7 f A f .ix f If x 1, N L X451 ,M - f ,' -1, -, 1-,MIX-Q1 ',N -' ,, ,f 'xv N .f , f 3 fg,fV,'W 4, 1 A 14' ,NQPVJ . Y, .fify W, , f wi' 331. mfaf , .,, , xx ,f fffffffw ' A 1 v '-Nh, ?L1Xl'3 ..' x ' N 'M' 1, X - V ff, V1 Q4 13.1 The Naval Unit nn a Cruise V .A q 7 71 P Wu L ... -2 .A 'X Y ds f 1 r.-,-QJ - , , -'N -'5 A. A 'R S 4, -fl ,fCff,.S.A n 'ii,,' Famuus udel :ful '-h I . ties, 'ne 401164 fagle. .. 1950 x T EL Txtimifx w qw Nl 5 gt 5 lv f Mx AMAA' 3, E is ,SQ 6 m ggi? - 17 HUINHF JS UH TU n NX 0 ex 'if' -. L 4, tl. ,A-1-,v 2 S. Af.-gn' -'f.'-Qtr?-5:3-l 'iflii J., LT. CHARLES W. LAMB, USNR Arithmetic WILLIAM H. HOCHHEIM Athletics JUNIIJH SIIHUIIL STAFF MRS. JAMES D. BALL FRANK B. BAGGOTT English Social Studief COL. JAMES D. BALL, Inf. ORC Director and Prinfipal MRS. DEWITI R. SEARLES EMILE H. ROTH Houfemother Director, Athletic: 78 ' ' r Junior Cadet Uffilznrs .-CI unior Cadet Captain Ronnie Mischner, Commanding. junior Cadet Lieutenant Paul Foley, Executive Officer. junior Cadet Lieutenant james Freeman, First Platoon Leader. junior Cadet Lieutenant Sonny LeMaistre, Second Platoon Leader junior Cadet First Sergeant Van Smith. 79 2 Z-, ffm-N .f X- ---'ff'i'f,g?fY?T if TWA -qfilif -,, f! - , , - 3 fn ,A '--, , x .2-ffl:-f ri 4,41-.5 :fi ' . X , 2 f' Y' ff ' . J f,f:5 ff A- ff 4 ima'-'-?1L+1Y?fa3QS4vr-:'- 9 -. 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'II ll -In I I 1 1 X E532 lf f ,. -1 ' 34 ' a 'V ffg '55 ' 2' iv A I, 'f , tagflfl :fx 3 -f A x Q , f a3jf,,::g? ,:xl J ,A .u I Vs 9 'N ff, 5 1 fffdf' max I ff 'V -4-sw nr, 80 X Junior Schunl Uilarlers ,1--0 1 .... ,i '7' ' WM 'flema I L 4 X X A 1 k 1 LTKLUQI 1.1, gh.: it +f3+1 1+,l HIL-T 2652523 'r- ZH UU xkxwf-El 4:71 .4 The Rollers fag1e...I950 la ills' SIXTH GRADE Freddie Courington ' Terry Cummer Louis Fraser jose Fuentes Amede Lambert Mike McCain Robert Prince Freddy Rouse Charles Rush Wayne Scruggs Linton White SEVENTH EHADE Bobby Austin john Beauchamp-Nobbs Charles Blume Freddie Buckner Bobby Chamberlain Raymond Conway George Dunlap Paul Fletcher Jimmy Foinquinos , Dan Frutchey Pedro Fuentes Don Grilfis Timmy Hixon Mark Kelly jimmy Lopez Henry Maresi Billy Miller Bobby Mock Bradley O'Hara Jerry Orr Kenny Permenter George Piner Gordon Seay Mike Snyder Bobby Snyder Linn Taber Paul Tiernan Lloyd Ulrich 82 Sixth Grade 'ZZ M 5 WWW .46 6,4 , 'Jn' e X if I f 1 my '90 fZf: fJWllI1f A' M4 nf 'ff' 4... ,film ul0fMuna.A -9 'vig lla, 'ff . 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' F ' Q Q 4 ' , I , .312 1 N 4 4, 4 4 ,. 4 4.5.5 z 'E f xwxu- ,av Seventh Grade :E WILIJIIATS Charles Blume Freddie Buckner Terry Cummer Louis Fraser George Gibbs gig lx' - ., .,wf,,-- ystxxg S F if ,li r fl. xzgl' ,FL sul The Eollu fagle . . . 1950 SHYHUEHETS Raymond Conway Charley Dunn Frank Fraser ' Don Grilfis Pete Krueger Timmy Hixon Mark Kelly Don Henderson Ben McCoy Sonny LeMaistre john McCranie Ronny Mischner Henry Maresi Mike McCain john Soper Billy Miller George Piner Davidson Smith Charles Rush Linn Taber Wayne Scruggs HELLDIVEH Bob Austin Charles Arnold johnny Dimick Paul Fletcher Bob Snyder Lloyd Ulrich 5 BUEEANEEH5 Charles Addis john Beauchamp-Nobbs Freddie Courington Bob Chamberlain jimmy Foinquinos Charles Chestnut Pedro Fuentes George Dunlap Phil Howe Tucker Fletcher jimmy Lopez Paul Foley Bobby Mock jimmy Freeman jerry Orr Jose Fuentes Kenny Permenter Billy Horne Robert Prince Gordon Seay Freddie Rouse Van Smith 1 Mike Snyder Linton White Paul Tiernan 84 ,.txx ,. zfw-.ECN V--4-.A -X - K1 1 f , .xx , - 'SVR'-5 rl if-fig 1 2 V' - V ' F, V ,N K.H-ff1'fQf1f,-fz.-. 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V ,- K wg, U I 717512: ill 'nw mia fqze. .. 1950 A is sill . l THE HI-lMHI.EH5 Paul Fletcher Tucker Fletcher Paul Foley jimmy Freeman Don Griffis Don Henderson Phil Howe Sonny LeMaistre jimmy Lopez Ronny Mischner Bobby Mock Johnny Soper THE EAGLES Charles Arnold Bobby Austin Charles Blume Charles Chestnut George Dunlop Paul Foley Jimmy Freeman Don Gritfis Don Henderson Armin Krueger Bobby Mock Freddie Rouse Linton White THE HAMS Terry Cummer Mark Kelly Sonny LeMaistre Billy Miller Ronny Mischner Kenny Permenter Wayne Scruggs Davidson Smith Van Smith Bob Snyder W 86 in-uqwnx - a The Hamhlers CZ! Thu Hams The Eagles 7 X if 4' - ,,. Q'w,,. gh is . iffy. fs.. KQ- iii. 'M 'wg 'dl 'Q' V -J. , fjgx J X 0.-X 'Q Us N52- , , nw 0- El'I Sfll r-042' '--an SPUHTS HEPHESENTATIVES Bill Carr, footbullg Al Drehlc, baskctballg Bubber Williams, baseballg Bob Folsom, tennisg Bob Langley, swimmingg Bob Rushton, rilleg Bob Alexander, golf. f'5541l Yi: VARSITY PUUTBALL FT' , a:g.F-fri fr iff B V wr, iz Bolles Bolles Bolles Bolles Bolles Bolles Bolles Bolles lfirsr Row, Left to Righte-Alexander, Saunders, McCall, J. C. Newton Capt Bubber Xvilligims, Crosby, Clark, Gordon, Carr, Kramer. Second Rowf-Y-Paulsen, Andrews, Boyd, Norman, Taylor, Langley, Dixon Strozier Ze lava, Mulliews, Third Row-fAssistant Coach Lamb, Henderson, Howell, Mills, Dowling l' L Newton Smith, McCarter, MCCunc, Tyson, Stapler, Coach Bergen, 5easnn's Hecurrl R .,' A xi. w Gainesville St. Leo Lake City St. Paul's Farragut Ocala Fletcher Mainland VARSITY PIIUTBALL The 1949 football season was not a bright one for Bolles, winning only two and losing six. The won-lost record, however, tells very little of the team's season. The Bolles team faced a very strong schedule of which six were powerful Northeast Conference teams. The other games were played against two of Florida's preparatory schools, Saint Leo Prep and Admiral Farragut Academy. The team which was big and powerful, reached its peak but once during the season, and that was when it defeated St. Paul's in the Gator Bowl. Bubber Williams, team captain, was the spearhead of the attack all season, ably assisted by Ray McCall. Season-long injuries to Pete Alexander and Ellis Crosby impaired the offense and, without doubt, made a difference in the final results. On the defense, it was again Williams with Gaddis, Andrews, Benbow and Saunders out- standing. Seniors who were awarded letters were: john Andrews, Charles Benbow, john Boyd, William Carr, Charles Clark, Ellis Crosby, Raymond McCall, Calvin Newton, Roy Newton, jerry Paulsen, Daniel Smith, Bubber Williams and Man- 'R ager Hugh Gregory. Non-senior lettermen were: Mike Gaddis, Dean Gor- don, Alvis Howell, George Kramer, Bob Langley, Rupert Mann, Paul Mathews, R. D. Saunders, jim Tyson. Other squad members who are eligible to play next year are: Dickie Dixon, Tom Dowling, Bruce Norman and Frank Strozier. Captain Lloyd Bergen, Head Coach, and Lieut. Charles Lamb are able coaches and with a few breaks might have had a most successful season. i r l HEAD COACH ASSISTANT COACH CAPT. BUBBER WILLIAMS BERGEN LAMB 91 FIJUTBALL SENIIIHS ELLIS CROSBY, End BILL CARR, Tackle f I Y CHARLIE BENBOW, Guard JOHN ANDREWS, Guard 92 xt, HIV 2 - 'M 94:1 , W RAY MCCALL, Back BASKETBALL i1fIL'F r V 'ki Five basketball teams that meet outside competition. First row is Lower School team Second row-Ninth grade team which is a member of the jacksonville junior high school le1 gues. Third row-Tenth gracle which plays in the jacksonville high school sophomore lelque Fourth row-the Bolles B team, which plays the preliminaries to the Varsity Top row-the Varsity The goal of each boy is to reach the top row. ' A X 547. qfhisw .QF . lr. -avi, fin H113 . .N fir f. 'Lx' E ti-. AGNES II!-HN GYMNASIUM x I -L VARSITY B SHETBI-XLL First Row, Left to Right- Stuart Gregory, Guy Huguelet, Ellis Crosby, Captain Bubber Williams, Al Drehle, Pete Manos. Standing-Hugh Gregory and Frank O'Hara, managers, ,lim Deacy, John Boyd, Pete Alexander and Mark Bradley, coach. SCHEDULE Bolles 52 St. Joseph fjacksonvillej ........ 15 235122 33 551226211253iijjiiijiijjiigfjigfiijijjijijZ3 Noffhfw Hogg foflfqgggcg Tournament Bones 53 sf. Pau1's .........,.........,..........., 23 a HY Om C Bolles 48 St. joseph QSt, Augustinej .... 32 Bolles ............ 62 Fernandina .......... 31 Bolles 44 Landon ...........,........................ 53 Bolles ............ 42 Mainland ....... ..... 6 5 Bolles 41 Lake City ..........,..................... 44 1301155 ,,,,,,,,,,,, 32 Landon ,,,,, ,,,,, j 0 Bolles 31 Leon ............ 39 Bolles ............ 24 Seabreeze ........... . 40 Bolles 43 Seabreeze .... ....... 4 7 Bolles ......,..... 57 Gainesville .......... 50 Bolles 55 Havana ...,. ....... 3 9 State Regional Tournament at jacksonville Bolles 36 Leon ........................................ 37 Bolles ............ 41 jackson ................ 73 Bolles 38 St. Paul's ................................ 37 Bolles 71 St. joseph QSt. Augustinej 49 Bolles 38 Mainland ........,..,,................... 46 94 9 5414 i' I Pima MANos K. ELLIS Cnosnv BASKETBALL Prospects of a bright basketball season were evident as all but two members of the 1949 Northeast Florida Conference Champions were on hand. At this writing, only three of seven games have been won, and, may we add, at no time has the squad been at full strength. In- juries, some carried over from football, and illness following the holidays have made their toll. Bubber Williams, team captain, at this time, has the highest scoring average in the city, while Crosby and Huguelet each held back by injuries and illness, are not far behind. Bolles basketball teams are limited to two weeks practice between football and the Christ- mas holidays, after which they plunge into hard schedules with but a few days practice meeting seasoned teams. On the other hand, they have always been ready to go in February, and we hope this season will be the same as others. Seven of the nine players are seniors and two are sophomores. The B team should produce a few boys for next year. The strength of the future, however, is in the ninth grade where there is a wealth of good ball players. Their latest victory was over Kirby-Smith jun- ior high school, this being the first time a ninth grade team has won from this school. Major Mark Bradley is coach of the Var- sity. Captain Lloyd Bergen has the B team. Major Lamar DuBose is handling the tenth grade teams at games. Lieut. Charles Lamb coaches the ninth grade team, while Captain Emile Roth, as usual, is turning out the boys in the Lower School. CAPT. Bunasa WILLIAMS HEAD COACH Mzuuc BRADLEY 95 Jos HUGUELET JIM DEACY ,-gxwi PETE ALEXANDER BASEBALL Vins.- J. C. NEWTON Outfield ,3:::g,-h 3 ' f 6 N Y i aj. - . 1 ' ky ' 1. p .fiiix 7' F . Y-54. NZ. - Y J 15' . V' sg, A, A , , A ' 5' 'YQY t r ' .. Q , Y ,.A, V ,p , K 'W M NEG ww-mann mb. ,W 5 ...W 9 it . Y' R Mews., 9 gas , X, J if sv r r 1 .f , W ' 'sw 'i - L - .. RQMQEQQ, Q, , TOMMY TAYLOR Pitcher Captain Emile Roth, begin- ning his third season as base- ball coach, will have these vet- erans around whom to produce the Bolles 1950 team. Last year, Williams lost a 3 to 2 game with Lee high, Big Ten Champions, and won one of three against Jackson High, the Florida State Champions. PETE MANOS Catcher CAPT. BUBBER WILLIAMS Pitcher, lst Base JOHN BOYD Outfield 96 RAY MCCALL Outlield .1 4. l i GEORGE KRAMER Pitcher, lst Base Three infielders will make or break the 1950 Bolles team. The pitching will be the best in the history of the school as Kramer, supporting Williams, is a two-hundred pound left- hander. Games with the local high schools and nearby Northeast Conference teams are sched- uled for the Spring. O. S. GAMES Head Coach SWIMMING Bolles, the perennial Northeast Conference Champions, will have but few letter men with which to build this year's team. But, like every preceding year, we shall find boys who have grown up in the Bolles pool shaving off the seconds from their previous times, and they will fill the gaps. Last year, the team won all of its dual meets and the Northeast Conference meet in the Welch pool at Daytona Beach. Usually Bolles places among the first live in the State, but with Atkins out because of illness, we failed to place very well. jim Borland Dives The boys pictured on this page are expected to be the mainstays in their particular events. Lewis Marvin 50 yd. Free Style State B' Meet l at Tampa , Billy Stevenson Backstroke i Bob Langley Charlie 100 yd. Atkins Free Style 200 d y . Free Style 97 TENNIS Bolles ...... Bolles ...... Team Hecnrd 5 2 ,,.,,, Mainland ......P.K. Yonge Bolles ...... ...... M ainland Bolles ...... Ketterlinus dawg : y Bolles ...... ...... P .K. Yonge I Bolles ...... Ocala Bolles ...... Ketterlinus Tennis under the guidance of Harvey Wood might be the forerunner of important events in the future of Bolles. With the land between the outfield of the baseball field and the main highway ear- marked for tennis courts, with the year-round climate for the sport, it could be an induce- . ment for tennis proteges in the north to wend their way to Bolles. Anyway, that is what we have in mind. The team itself lost but two matches, and both to Ketterlinus high school, or, shall we say, the pupils of jerry Teeguarden, the professional at the Ponce De Leon Hotel in St. Augustine. With the Northeast Conference and State Tournaments looming up in February, jim Mahorner and Isaac Foinquinos have been journeying with Lieut. Wood to St. Augustine on weekends to take instructions from Mr. Teeguarden. Left to right-Lt, Harvey Wood, Coach, Guy Allaud, jim Mahorner, Art Cana- day, Harry Vaughn, Bob Folsom, Tommy Taylor, Frank Ball and Isaac Foinquinos. TENNIS ACTION IN NIGHT MATCHES AT PONCE DE LEON HOTEL COURT 98 GULF Golf at Bolles suffers for the lack of competition. The boys defeated Mainland of Daytona Beach twice and will meet ll . U Ocala. The team continues to prac- tice for-the Northeast Confer- . ence and State tournaments. Captain James Beaverson has been doubling with 'intramural basketball and watching over the destinies of the golf team. BILLY STEVENSON, STUART Scorr, Bos ALEXANDER RIFLE This year's rifle team under the direc- tion of Major W. H. johnny Davis is continuing where it left off last year, hav- ing won all of its matches thus far. Last year, the team won seven and lost three. 9 5 E 1- Kneeling: Johnston, I. Andrews, Turner, Temples, G. I-lender ' f ' son, C. Newton. MAJOR DAVIS INSTRUCTING IN Standing: R. Mann, J. Waters, Hollingsworth, Benbow, Neil, PosmoN or RIFLE Major W. H. Davis, Coach. 99 INTHAMUHAI. SPUHT5 'M fl B COMPANY GREENS, CHAMPIONS Line, l to r: Waters, Kasting, Nicholson, C. Sheppard, Rubenstein, Stover, E, Jackson. Backs: Thellman, S. Walker, King, Hayes, Coach, Lieut. Robert Nichols. A COMPANY REDS, THIRD PLACE Seated l to r: Blume, Moshell, Wood, J. Langley, Ander- son, Fleming. Standing: Law, Jones, Borland, McClellan, C. Wilson, Coach, Capt. Frank Baggott. B COMPANY BLUES, FOURTH PLACE Seated l to r: Bibbens, Winfree, Beckum, J. Jackson, Pal- mer, Hudgins. Standing: Jonsson, T. Williams, Ball, Foshee, Mallory, Rahaim, Coach, Col. Earl Hall. 0 L: l A COMPANY GOLDS, sEcoND PLACE Line, 1 to r: Mohle, Joiner, Armstrong, Thompson, Spr. gens, Gryder, Drake. Backs: Henderson, Paul, Bayless, Richardson, Coach, Ma Lamar DuBose. The intramural sports program under the direction of Major Robert Trusdell has made great headway this year. Every boy in the up- per school has been permanently assigned to one of four athletic groups, two from the mili- tary unit, the A Company Reds and Golds, and two from the naval unit, the B Company Greens and Blues. Members of the Band were divded among the four groups. Football which has had varied intramural experiences has finally found its groove in a four-man league. The competition between the Champions, the Company B Greens and the Company A Golds was keen. Their first meeting ended in a tie game, 'and the second went to the Greens, but not before they held the Golds for four downs within three yards of the goal line in the last play of the game. The All-Company team selected by the coaches included: Lamar Waters, Clark Win- free, Trusten Drake, Fred Thellman, Jack Joiner, Ewing Anderson, Jim Mahorner, Con- ner Sheppard, Bill Richardson, Kenneth Hayes, Steve Walker and Jim Borland. Final Standings: W L T PC B Greens .................... 5 0 1 1.000 A Golds ..... .... 4 1 1 .800 B Blues ....... .... 1 4 1 .200 A Reds ....... .... 0 5 1 .000 INTRAMURAL SPIIHTS I ML 7- - 1. SWIMMING: W L PC B Blues .................. 5 0 1.000 B Greens ....... ...... 2 1 .667 A Golds ......... ...... 1 2 .555 A Reds .................... 0 5 .000 VOLLEY BALL: W L PC A Reds .................... 12 0 1.000 B Greens ....... ...... 7 5 .583 A Golds ......... ...... 4 8 .333 B Blues ..... ...... 1 11 .096 COMPANY B BLUES, Swimming Cibampiom' to r: Cozy, Sawyer, L. Taylor, Lovett, Lovejoy, I-I, Mich- er, Klahr, Capt, O, S. Garccs, coach of swimming. RIFLE WEEKLY AVERAGE TENNIS POINTS B Greens 126.0 B Blues 17 A Reds 123.1 A Reds 12 ' A Golds 119.6 A Golds 10 B Blues 117.5 B Greens 7 MAXIMUM NUMBER INTRAMURAL POINTS Football .......................... 100 Speedball ........................ 28 Volley Ball ........ ........ 3 2 Tumbling ............. ....... 2 0 Fall Swimming .............. 32 Touch Football .............. 28 Fall Tennis .................... 20 Baseball .......................... 80 COMPANY A REDS Fall Rifle ........................ 12 Spring Swimming .......... 32 Volley Ball Champion! Cl.-A Basketball ............ 60 Track .............................. 20 L B H Sh ff Cl.-B Basketball .............. 40 Spring Tennis ..... ....... 2 0 to F3 e y mm, Lange, Kem, Gfa t . Standing: il. P. Hall, Arroyo, Abarca, Ma- ifffclff 'A 3 3 Spring Golf ' 2 0 jor Robert Trusdell, IC er a ........ ........ L ,- 1' -'-112155-1 ., . fi'i,ii!1..1f.. ' , 453. . , Qvn R : is W , , FLICKER BALL ACTION COMPANY A REDS AND GREENS IN SOCCER MATCHES 101 B BASKETBALL TEAM Kneeling: Joe Lopez, Bayless, Marvin, Lovett. Standing: Tyson, R. Langley, Kramer, Coach Lloyd Bergen. MIDWINTI-Ill INTHAMUBAL RESULT' C1-A Q manj Basketball A Golds ..............,,...,,.,,,..,,., ,,.,,, B Greens ...,..,. ,,,... A Reds ........ ,,.,., B Blues ......,........,. Class-B Basketball A Golds A Reds ..,.. B Greens . B Blues Soccer B Blues A Golds A Reds ........ ,,,,,, 3 B Greens .....,.. Flicker Ball B Blues .......... .....- 1 4 B Greens ....,,,, ,,,.,, 8 A Reds ...,..... ,,,,,, 7 A Golds ..,..., .... .. 12 PC .938 .611 .470 .000 PC .888 .555 .444 .111 PC .857 .750 .250 .176 PC .777 .470 .411 .350 W: NINTH GRADE' TEAM TENTH GRADE TEAM Kneeling: Bent, Blume, A, Abarca, Langley, Klahr Kneeling: Cowart, Dykers, Norman Standing: Barnett, Mgr., Palmer, Matthews, Mohle, Standing: H. Andrews, H. Mischner, Mc Coats. shell. 102 INTHAMUHAL PIIINTS Tll IIATE A Golds A Reds B Greens B Blues Football 75 25 100 50 Volley Ball 16 32 24 8 Swimming 16 8 24 32 Tennis 10 15 5 20 Rifle 6 9 12 3 Golf 6 9 12 3 Soccer 2 1 14 7 28 Flicker Ball 7 14 21 28 Class A and Class B basketball results will not be tabu- lated until the end of the winter program. The Championship Shield will be awarded to the win- ning group and will not be an entirely Company affair. ISAAC FOINQUINOS Bdlles Promising Tennis Player Grzoimis E. HENDERSON JOHN R. ANDREWS 103 527 OM! MJJQMI The business firms whose names appear on the pages of the following Record of Advertisers have proven their interest in Bolles and their friendship toward the school. We, therefore, ask that you remember these business firms and business men in the future, and that by giving them your patronage you may help us return to them the assistance they have given in making possible the publication of this book. ADVERTISING STAFF OF EAGLE ..,:2Q2:,,. OQM, C 104 FV' . K '?f A644 s H 0 47 -! .Xi A xx . X LHHAHV I I5 HN Z jfie CKMJ of 1950 LL JACKSONVILLE is proud of The Bolles School and those splendid young men who go forth from its portals. We wish you a full measure of success in your chosen lines of endeavor. Your academic training will equip you to learn more readily after you have taken your place in our American way of life. The achievement of your individual goals will be speeded in accord- ance with the SERVICE you render your fellow man. We, as an organization constantly strive to render 'a service worthy of the name. Jacksonville Electric Si Water Utilities J. DILLON KENNEDY Utilities Commissioner 106 NAIIU Fertilizers Mineral Supplements Continue to do an outstanding job for Florida Agriculture llllll FERTILIZER EU. Jacksonville, Florida Fort Pierce, Fla. Compliments of MCCALLS P lnts - Wall papers - Accessories Phone 8-1416 1165 Edg d I IELIEVEIS IN JACKSONVILLE Compliments of W. J. Jones Sales Co Compliments to Stall and Students of I Compliments The Bolles School of SALES AND SERVICE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS or ALL TYPES ALCO FIRE APPLIANCE CO. W. L. Allen General Contractor Phone 2-3325 If in WMA fide flmf W2 5246 le ZZJL4 Slim! Western Nautumll Gals Cmrnpaumy EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER CROSBY-KNIGHTON LUMBER COMPANY O Acorn and Union Streets Phone 4-2870 HOTEL WATTS PHARMACY ANDREW IACKSON In the Heart of the City Prescriptions - Sick Room Supplies Since 1930 MODERATE RATES Phone 5-3600 Main at Adams Corner McDuff and Edison Aves. Jacksonville Phones 7-8605-06 Compliments of LAWRENCE M. HIRSIG AND COMPANY 109 Established I 912 Mcllrory, Armstrong 8. Waters INCORPORATED INSlJRAJ4CE BARNETT NATIONAL BANK BUILDING if FIRE MARINE ACCIDENT CASUALTY ' LIFE iff? Telephone Claim Dept. 5-4700 5-3197 JACKSONVILLE 1. FLORIDA Post Office Box 359 110 Congratulations 1 9 5 0 Graduates Ulibe Qtlantic jaatinnal Bank JACKSONVILLE IOrganized 19031 Complete Banking Facilities MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 'A' Compliments Of 9 ADAMS A 1 HOOAN 'k THE STAG SHOP INC. Southside's Exclusive Men's Store 'I967 San Marco Blvd. Headquarters: SOUTHSIDE, FOOTBALL TICKETS Phone 9-3166 Jacksonville Compliments of Zaggage Slwp INC. 46 w. Forsyth Phone 6-1274 Jacksonville The School Kitchen Modernizerl for Improved Sanitation and Service by E. H. THQMP ON it CQ., INC. Under Same Management Since 1912 HOTEL, RESTAURANT AND INSTITUTIONAL EQUIPMENT 730-734 W. Boy Street We Maintain a Service Department for the Mairitelialwe of Your Equipment Phone 4-6830-4-6839 Jacksonville, Florida It's the unprotected building that burns! Get 24-llour-a-day protection against the ravages of fire with the Moore Auto- matic Sprinkler System, which stops fire at its source, before it can spread and do damage. Have our engineer make a free survey and estimate. MOORE PIPE 5' SPRINKLER COMPANY Jacksonville, Florida Offices Also in Tampa anml Miami J . H . W 0 L F , J R . CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION 32 Broad St. Viaduct Jacksonville 4, Florida 112 , The American Way of Life . None Better in the World ISIIIIIS Q JACKSONVILLE 1. FLORIDA Branches: Tallahassee. Ocala and Maitland DESIGNERS AND BUILDERS OF FINE VESSELS SINCE I9I I MARINE REPAIRS AND CONVERSIONS COMPLETE DRY DOCK FACILITIES msrmaurons or 'CATERPILLAR' - UMASSEY-HARRIS Gnd other modern, dependable Farm and Industrial Equipment What a good bank means to you . . . A bank is not iust a place where people check money in and out. Rather it is the heart of the whole business community. lt helps to finance business. It helps people build homes. It handles the transfer of huge amounts of money from one business to another, from one person to another. Through its connections in other cities, it enables you to buy goods, pay bills not only in Jacksonville but everywhere in the world. Whether or not you plan to go on to a senior college, plan now to establish a banking connection. We feel sure you will like the friendly way in which the Florida National Bank does business. Come in, ask all the questions you want, you'II be most welcome. IIS Compliments and Best Wishes To The Class of 1950 ABERCROMBIE and ALEXANDER QHQPHKJWJMPGHCQ 1012 Florida Bank Building Phone 5-1488 Franklin Sandwich Eu. Proud Purveyors of Superior Sandwiches to The Bolles Canteen Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1950 JHlCQlis.slQ15s1ff3 GREENLEAF BUILDING JA I E F DA 114 IJUWNINB HAHIIWAHE, INII. WHOLESALE - RETAIL Phone Numbers 9-4491 - 9-4492 0 1 100-'I 104 Hendricks Avenue SOUTH JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA VICTOR ADDING MACHINES - Authorized Dealer Rebuilt Standard Typewriters - all makes NEW PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS - WE RENT TYPEWRITERS, ALL MAKES SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS We service, repair and rebuild all makes of typewriters and adding machines RIBBONS FOR ALL MACHINES We buy used typewriters and adding machines JACKSONVILLE TYPEWRITER CO.. INC. 27 West Monroe Street Jacksonville, Florida Phone 5-3007 The Finest Motion Pictures Made our Appear on the Screen CQRDIAL ,Tipp . of the GOOD wlsHEs BYRON THOMPSON 8. COMPANY, INCORPORATED TH 420 West Monroe St - Jacksonville LUMBEII IIUMPANY WE DELIVER THE WOODS RAIL- TRUCK - CARGO SHIPMENTS Jacksonville Florida ll5 Compliments of lfingan if Com any Purveyors of Fine Meats Since 1845 O FOR THE BEST IN MEATS, ASK FOR KINGAN'S LANIER TRAVEL SERVICE Tmmff C0l1.fll!fz1I1f.I' COMPLIMENTS OF Tdephone 6-SOIS M 'IO6 Julia Street I Jacksonville, Florida THE EDIPHONE I EDISONS DISC VOICEWRITER representing When you think of letter writing - think of a S. GUMPERT CO. INC. 'HM ONCE Ediphone WRITE ONCE- AT ONCE E. E. TALLEY, District Manager The Ediphone Company 39 West Monroe Street Jacksonville 2, Florida 116 Phone 9-5252 ELWY HUUFI CONCRETE WORK Office 4 4503 FEHEUSII B EU Pl-I Y - PAINTING - BUILT UP ROOFS Repairs - Maintenance KOPPERS ROOFING BONDED 409 West Adams Street P. O. Box 333I JACKSONVILLE 6, FLORIDA CITY PES1' CONTROL CO 45 Experienced men - RIVERSIDE AVENUE Modern Equipment - Specializing in structural pest control work, fumigating and termite control Established 1934 Phone 4-5900 Congratulalioarr Graduates T 0 N Y I S HEAD TO FOOT SHOP I992 V1 San Marco Blvd COMPANY 533 Eos' Bay snee' P Sandals made Io order Jacksonville, Florida P Shoes dYed CNY 50 -V O We use first class materi I EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE and NATIONALLY ADVERTISED INSTITUTIONAL PRODUCTS and workmanship SAM CARELLI, Manager 45 Years Experience II7 Compliments of JCDNES-Cl-IAMBLISS CCDMPANY BEEF AND PORK PACKERS and Better Brand Meat Products i' Jacksonvi le, Florida CompHmenB AN- Jo BAKERY ACME SALES COMPANY AVONDME WHOLESALE DRUGS - SUNDRIES HORSD-OUVRES - FANCY CAKES NOTIONS AND TOYS AND SANDWICHES FOR WEDDINGS - PARTIES ETC. 1 1 11 N. Myrtle Avenue CATEMNG Jacksonville 3571 St. Johns Avenue 2-1136 Honda Congratulations and Best Wishes E. B. EIILIJEH EU. Est. 1905 Fuel Oil and Heating Equipment 2329 Boulevard Phone 5-0426 Q The Pioneer Fuel Oil Service of Jacksonville Q 118 Congratulations from YIADI-MARK lla. U. S. flf. off. IACKSONVILLE COCA-COLA BQTTLING CO. Whatever the Sport We Furnish tllo Equipment --- Disfribufors for l RAWLINGS o REACH o WRIGHT 8-DITSON o SPALDING o VOIT SPOTBILT SHOES GRANDVILLE AWARD SWEATERS D CCDMPLIMENTS CDF A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS QUINN R. BARTCDINI 'CCDMPANY INTERNATIGNAL TRUCKS S gJ k ll 28y Compliments of of Gdunf G SOIL IHC. Hgrqge D, Grqhqm NEW YORK A COIDPLETE ART SERVICE ZINC ETC!-IINGS COPPER HALFTONES 8 COLOR PLATES souTH H- NNN EIIGHD Vlfllf Cd 701 I 36 agoass- 21122155 I With best wishes from HOTEL HOTEL George Washingfon Mayflower Hofel Jefferson Jacksonville, Florida H O T EL H O T E L George Washingfon Pennsylvania West Palm Beach, Florida Once .14 gwdf .xdguaw JJ gud KLOEPPEL HOTELS IN FLORIDA Compliments of Compllmenls of snmusns' Conway, .9nc. DAIRY 9 Josaens Q ' Sir ROWS l52, Box 775 FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Jacksonville 7, Florida P. o. sox 2428 Jacksonville 3, Fla 12 LINO FOOD SPECIALISTS - KARL R. SALZER, Proprietor- eff Purveyors ol Fine Foods to Hotels, Clubs and Institutions Phone 4-1631 1075 W. Adams Street, Jacksonville, Florida C0mP'imef S IACKSONVILLE cAsTLEBEnRY-cA1v1PBELL LINEN SERVICE CO' 354 Park Street 351 East 8th Street Jacksonville, Florida Jacksonville phone 4-Q639 B. .I. POWERS, Mgr. - Phone 4-6675 Compliments of V. V. VQGII1' l Doc the Barberl HOTEL MAYFLOWER BARBER SHOP 20 Julia Street Jacksonville Manufacturers of Hal? :A ARMY- NAVY uNuFoRM EQUIPMENT y SCHOOL INSIGNIA - FLAGS TROPHIES - MEDALS - BANNERS the store for men AWARDS ' ETC- Main and Duval GEMSCO, Inc. 395 4th Avenue New York 16, N. Y. 123 710 141-ti icial ?laaJorA! SMIAMZDWJM Gel -llwc Best.. Got 8eall'es+l Besf Wishes from LAN C E IN C Foster-VVhitaker ' ' Sporting Goods Manufacturers of Peanut Buller 606 Main Street -F Dial 2-1403 Sandwiches 510 Dellwood Phone 7-4603 Daytona Beach, Florida JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA W. G. RIDDELL Phone 9-2646 Owner Koegel Plumbing Co. PLUMBING AND HEATING 1842 River Oaks Road Jacksonville 7, Florida 124 CITY IEE l-LNB FUEL DIVISIUN CITY PRODUCTS CORPORATION -Ice Cubes - Sized Ice - Blocks- Need Ice for your party? Call 4-l 67l for prompt service. i' 24 hour vending machine service at Hendricks Avenue and Atlantic Boulevard i' JACKSONVILLE - FLORIDA Compliments of A. A. ANCJELO :J PRODUCE Jacksonville Produce Market, Jacksonville, Florida Compliments of IOSEPH'S IMPORTED FOOD COMPANY Institutional Wholesale Grocers ll25 Roselle Street Phone 7-7007 Jacksonville, Florida IZ5 f I Fon BETTER I FRINTING 8. IITHOGRAPHING S -.ff IJIIUGIAS PRINTING CII., Int: ESTABLISHED I898 tg JACKSONVILLE 1 C 'I'I'IE DOMESTIC LAUNDRY Satisfactory Laundry Service LAUNDERERS FOR BOLLES SINCE FOUNDING Phone 7-8686 Forest and Lime Streets Jacksonville, Florida Congratulations and Very Best Wishes fo the Ciass of '50 THE BARNETT NATIONAL BANK Member of F.D.l.C. Jacksonville, Florida Phone Plant 3-5770 900 Newnan St. Cen tr-al Dry Cleaning and Laundry WE OFFER YOU THE BEST IN CLEANING AND LAUNDRY WORK AND SERVICE l27 of. in RECUHD PRESS 'gf 'iif ' DESIGNERS and PRODUCERS of DISTINCTIVE PRINTING P H O N E S ST, AUGUSTINE 8 6 8 7 F L O R I D A Compliments of CHARLES LWELLS PEDRICK MOTOR CO GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS 480 May Street ling fg Jacksonville, Florida 30 Years Same Location P I tion Service 6MM Sound Film lb y ORBEN PICTURES VICTOR 8 RCA Sound Motion Picture Equ p I Phone 9-1906 1615 Hendricks Ave. Jacksonville, Florida For Fine Flowers THOMAS - Florist 23 West Monroe 5-2213 Julian C. Halsema 5-2219 Jim Fitzpatrick ik' sf? wif H. W. EBAY QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS ii? if wir CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK UE TAQCHRSQNWLLE f Your Soutbfide Bankj IACKSONVILE FLORIDA OFFICERS DIRECTORS B D FINCANNON FRANK W. SHERMAN JOSEPH W. DAVIN j. M. EDSON CI urmnn of the Board Prerident j. M. F.DSON B. D FINCANNON T. D. HALLIDAY Vin'-Presidenl XVILLIAM WALDROP, JR. HELEN V SHERMAN E L PHILLIPS, JR. FRANK W. SHERMAN Cnlvier A 11 lan! Caflner E. W. VEAL, M.D. I REACH Sllllballlll Fiend , l K . HL, mfs' x-'ffja , ' T 49' gif 5 3. 1 ,... 2' T ': ?5TQ:fiQ P' ' x -LX , il 179 The Official BoIIes School Shoe is obtainable at the Uniform Shop STOCK MAINTAINED BY Lgherzcw fall? OPERATORS OF THREE SHOE STORES IN JACKSONVILLE Bolles Shoes Fitted by LadcI's Shoe Men at School A Soft Filtered Water from Compliments your faucets on a monthly of service basis Robin. M. Nauglle V V V Mortuary Q No Equipment to buy R N0 Work Io do AMBULANCE SERVICE V V V 1203 Hendricks Avenue Jacksonville SOFI' WATER SERVICE F'0'id JACKSONVILLE Phone 9-161' FLORIDA 130 We Salute THE BOLLES SCHOOL CORPS OF CADETS 'k We are proud to be your OFFICIAL UNIFORM Suppliers u 1424 CHESTNUT ST., PHILA. 2 Arnorlca's OLDEST and FOREMOST Makers of U. S. Offlcors' Uniforms of Fino Qualify. Best Wishes Bolles School JOE WILLIAMS Cuniss Franchise Salesman BABY RUTH - BUTTERFINGER - COCONUT GROVE 139 Cottage Avenue Phone 4-6102 Jacksonville, Florida Compliments of THOMPSON SHADE 6 VENETIAN BLIND CO. 2895 COLLEGE STREET PHONE 7-8471 ' Sales and Service on Window Shades and Venefian Blinds We ore proud lo lisl The Bolles School os one of our satisfied customers 131 x f ' fifgttw 7 oNE or THE if l lt fllllllg -. ., lil! -' ifllluiflfl , . , i 3 sm 5 SOUTH'S WY' . eQ,5'iftm M GREATEST n srolzss 42501122 ..F.0f1l2w NEW YORK LAUNDRY Zoric Dry Cleaning Of Compliments v C' arolina Lumber Company Phone 5-6115 400 5, Forsyth gf. 575 Phelps Street Phone 5-4025 Jacksonville PAN-AMERICAN Compliments 7 of , Southern Ornamental Cast Stone Works v Easy to Play ' ' BAND INSTRUMENTS Jacksonville, Florida POWERS Home of Music 216 W. Beaver Street Phone 4-3682 Champion Knitwear Co., llnc. ROCHESTER, N. Y. Athletic Knit Goods - Processed Sportswear Champacraft Emblems For Schools and Colleges 132 JCDHN Z. FLETCHER AND ASSQCIATES QVLQVQZ .ylfLf5lfLI 6LlfL Compliments of H. S. Uiudl BUMP!-INY GENERAL CONSTRUCTION Repairing and Remodeling 57a MARGARET STREET JACKSONVILLE 4, FLORIDA Phone 7-7493 Glen-grown fruit trees and ornamentals are preferred by discriminating buyers everywhere We should be pleased to mciil one of our illustrated catalogs on request GLEN SAINT MARY ..,. Nurseries Company Established I882 Incorporated 1907 GLEN SAINT MARY, FLORIDA Main Office and Nursery, Glen Saint Mary, Florida Citrus Office and Nursery, Winter Haven, Florida DEPENDABLE SINCE 1882 UND F: GDD .lewelry of the Finest Quality Hogan at Monroe Why Take Less When PEPSI'S BEST 4 ndersnn Bras. Ennsnlidated lIn's., Inc. Danville. Virginia o Manufacturers of Cotton Garments for Schools, Industries and Institutions FINE CLASS'R1NGS ANNOUNCEMENTS AWARDS WHO ofthe Class of 7950 will J 0 S T E N ' S be most outstanding twenty Slnfe 7397 years from now? Representative: YOU? TRUMAN FLETCHER Box '358 Marietta, Ga. PREMIER F00 S 135 Complimenfs South eau tern gifdlflt vund lima! IIULEY-WALKER IJHUG En dricks Avenue 6 Pho r Neighborhood Pharmacy S C R I P T I O N S Com Iiments po, FLORIDA FILM SERVICE 1931 Main Street TIIIE Jacksonville 6, Florida Iso North Mynle Avenue Ph0'1e 4-5794 JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA COMPLETE AUDIO VISUAL EDUCATIONAL SERVICE PROIECTORS - FILMS - SCREENS - ACCESSORIES REPAIRS - ALL MAKES and MODELS OF PROJECTORS Fresh Seafood: Daily furnished by FULTON FISH CO., 134 N. Myrtle JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Compliments of PAINTERS POULTRY COMPANY PLEASES PARTICULAR PEOPLE Fryers dressed daily from our Farms 591 Stockton Street Phone 7-7413 Jacksonville, Florida Manufacturers of Palmetto Fibre and Flo-Rex Whisk Brooms ir WOOTEN FIBRE CO. PALMETTO BRUSH AND W'HISK CO. Box 1 1, Grand Crossing, Florida Complimenrg Head to foot Outfitters of for men and young men. Ferrell Jewelry KENT WARREN CO. 222 West Adams Company Jacksonville 137 ani ' :rl--5 'Ni v - XCANKDA 'I' DRY! 5 'F' K .S 1- .1 QW-- g -f iii? , il 1 . -'l' , gi,f1-'fl E :Z -4-1141. : :L-lfi.-f'-f 51?-f-r-1- FQ: x 1 r 1 Gmail: Al' N X 2 N- ,, -i 'Q ' Ecmsl 5 soon 45 -gzxn DRY WMTBR if ,f 1 1 fi ,, 5- 1 S ...- ' 'E EEE , E --'Jig'-454. S 4 CANADA? i E .... Efzqsi f is-...---- Ed W4 85 Z le ZZJL5 5240! n om D CANAD RY 8 . , 4 wp iv... A I I 2 ' v . n .Q .,.7..,.1-,- ,. I ,J ,, 1 U. ' 1 . I v l LQ-T1 fgrf M.. i . A 1 1 1 1 ,. ,495 QL, 1 fi. 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