Bolles School - Eagle Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1952 volume:

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MOSHELL-Junior School and Athletics Sections CAPTAIN THOMAS R. I-IORTON-Faculty Adviser Qorewvrd This annual is your school in print-the reflection as caught in pictures and type of Bolles' twentieth year and the part that each of us played in it. For some of us this is our final Bolles Eagle which we will receive as students, for others this is the first of many. But whether as a Senior or an Underclassman of 7957-52 you read this annual, we of the staff hope that it will be cherished in years to come and will bring to mind memories of a memorable year at Bolles. The Eagle Staff of l952 Tice Koa:-4 of Tr-uA teeA FONTAINE LeMAISTRE, Choirmon ROBERT H. PAUL, JR., Vice Choirmon HERMAN ULMER, JR., '34, Secretory LEWIS S. ANDREWS, JR. JOHN R. DYKERS BEVERLY W. HIRSIG, '46 GEORGE E. HODGES WALTER H. KLEE TALIAFERRO LANE CLIFFORD G. SCHULTZ HON. BRYAN SIMPSON RONALD S. SLYE DR. H. MARSHALL TAYLOR LESTER VARN, JR., '42 JAMES B. WATERS Ex-Officio Members MAJOR DeWITT E. HOOKER, Superintendent R. JAMES BLUME, President, Dod's Club GEORGE B. STALLINGS, '37, President, Alumni Association Executive Committee Representing the Boord of Trustees: FONTAINE LeMAISTRE ROBERT H. PAUL CLIFFORD G. SCHULTZ MAJOR DeWITT E. HOOKER s Lf 5 I-IGON bedicatvrq For his years of work toward making Bolles an academi- cally-minded school . . . For constant and steadfast devotion to the tiresome tasks of an administrator . . . For patience and perseverence in his role as a teacher of mathematics . . . For over half a century of service as an educator in this school and others . . . For inspiring us to work when we most wanted to quit . . . We are grateful. We, the Senior Class of 7952, dedicate this yearbook to our principal, counselor, and valued friend, Lt. Colonel Elvin Seth Ligon Qt all tool: place lcere. RICHARD J. BOLLES HALL PERGOLA I1 gnu S2 CLIFFORD G. SCHULTZ HALL RIVER WALK 'sfffzifwgiiskq' EI NH W QQ ' M E- X . PAUL G. HUSTON CANTEEN AGNES CAIN GYMNASIUM Wilffgh ,Il 'n -Jil ,-'as 4 TTB , INFIRMARY We remem6er major Hooker . . . Superintendent And Execuiive Head A Message from the Superintendent: You, the members of the Class of l952, have been privileged to be the ranking cadets in the largest school, from the standpoint of enrollment, in the history of Bolles. It has been your duty to guide the destinies of the underclassmen, to uphold the traditions that are Bolles, .to set an example, and to exercise your leadership in such a way that the School will be a better place for your having been a member of the cadet battalion. Just how well you have accomplished your personal obiectives, and how well you have lived up to your obligations to the student body remain to be seen. If you are successful in your college work, if you continue to be a good citizen, and if next year's corps is a better unit, then you have been a truly great class, and are deserving of every honor that can be bestow- ed upon you. ln my opinion, the Class of 1952 will go down in the History of Bolles as one of its great classes. l honestly believe that the school has benefited greatly by your having been with us. I am confident that the future holds much for you, and that the past has been one upon which you may well look with pride. l feel that you have accomplished much, and l think that the next few years will prove my contentions. Thanks for a iob well done. flu ff DeWitt E. Hooker Major, Arty. USAR Superintendent EXECUTIVE OFFICER JAMES D. BALL, lt. Col. Inf. USAR, A.B. Col- gate University, Junior School Director, History Department Head, History Instructor, Discipline Committee. PRINCIPAL ELVIN S. LIGON, B.A. and M.A. University of Richmond, Graduate Schools: Mercer University and University of Chicago, Mathematics De- partment Head, Mathematics Instructor. REGISTRAR MARK W. BRADLEY, Rochester Institute of Tech- nology, Basketball Head Coach, Disclipine Committee. COMMANDANT THOMAS R. HORTON, B.S. Stetson University, M. S. University of Florida, Graduate School: University of Wisconsin, Mathematics Instructor, Alumni Secretary, Eagle Adviser, Discipline Committee. ASSISTANT TO PRINCIPAL CHARLES E. GILDERSLEEVE, Major Arty. USAR, A.B. Cornell University, Graduate Schools: Harvard University and Columbia Teachers College, Director of Guidance, English In- structor, Discipline Committee. BURSAR C. HOBSON MARTIN, Massey Business College, Haddock's Business University. STEWARD LIONEL C. KING, Lt. Col. AC-USAR, St. Marks College, London. MILITARY HEAD EARL D. HALL, Lt. Col. MC-Ret., B.S. Oklahoma A 81 M, Graduate School: University of Florida, PMS 8. T, History Instructor, Junior Class Spon- sor, Discipline Committee. . . tlie a minidtrative lceadA . . . . and the teaclcel-A who . . NAVAL HEAD VAINO A. NELIMARK, Lcdr. USNR, B.S. North- ern State Teachers College, University ol Michigan, Heod of Department of Naval In- struction, Mathematics Instructor, Discipline Committee. c u v FRANK B. BAGGOTT, B. S. in Ed. University of Florida, Junior School Instructor, A3 Intra- mural Coach. MRS. JAMES D. BALL, Rochester Normal School, Junior School Instructor. a 1 n CALVIN L. BEARD, B.A. Rollins College, M. Ed. University of Florida, Spanish and History ln- structor, Day Boy Adviser. LLOYD M. BERGEN, Captain AC-Ret., B.S. Princeton University, Groduiate Schools: Univer- sity of Wisconsin and University of Illinois, As- sistant Basketball Coach, Mathematics Instruc- tor, Senior Class Sponsor. u n 4 MRS. LLOYD M. BERGEN, A.A. Fairmont Col- lege, Remedial Reading Instructor. EDGAR W. DOREY, University of Richmond, Massey Business College, Commercial Depart- ment Head, Typing and Commercial Subiects Instructor. c Q 4 CHARLES L. DUBOSE, Maior AC-USAFR, A.B. Wofford College, Graduate Schools: University of Chicago and University of South Carolina, Assistant Football Coach, Mathematics Instruc- tor. OCTAVIO S. GARCE5, B.A. of Ed. University ot Florida, Spanish Instructor, Head Swimming Coach, Photography Club Adviser, Director of Intramural Athletics. 1 u n HENRY G. GILLAND, B.A. Princeton University, M. Ed. Harvard University, Graduate School: University de Rennes, Language and Mathe- matics Instructor, B3 Intramural Coach. WILLIAM A. HOCHHEIM, B.A. Harvard Univer- sity, Language Department Head, Latin In- structor, Adviser Alpha Society and Alpha Re- view, Lower School Athletics. 1 a in JOHN LEO KEATING, 2nd Lt. SC-USAR, A.B. Holy Cross, M.A. Boston College, English De- partment Head, English lnstructar, Quarter- master. CHARLES W. LAMB, Lieut. USNR, A.B. Glen- ville State College, M.S. West Virginia Univer- sity, Mathematics Instructor, Director of Ath- letics. - - 1 CLINTON E. LOGAN, A.B. of Ed. North Geor- gia College, Graduate School: University of Georgia, Mathematics Instructor. ROBERT W. LOVE, B.S. Norwich University, M.Ed. University of Florida, Chemistry Instruc- tor, B Company Commandant, BI Intramural Coach. RUFU5 R. MQCLURE, B.S. Appalachian State Teachers College, English Instructor, B2 Intra- mural Coach. ..tau lrtu.6ou1-PZBQZ.. . . in tlce CIJJJFDOMJ . . EMILE H. ROTH, B.S. Tennessee State Univer- sity, M.A. YMCA Graduate School, Graduate Schools: Vanderbilt University and Peabody College, Lower School Instructor, Director of Lower School Athletics, Head Baseball Coach. v n a JAMES G. ROY, A.B. of Ed. University of Alabama, Graduate Schools: Cornell Univer- sity, Eastman School of Music, Spanish and Piano Instructor, Bugle Adviser. DAVID W. SALTUS, Ensign USNR, A.B. Har- vard University, Al Intramural Coach, Biology Instructor. Q v 1 RALPH E. SIMMONS, B.S. University of Massa- chusetts, General Science Instructor, Head Foot- ball Coach. ORVILLE M. SNYDER, Stockton Academy, Siegel-Myers School, Band Director. s x 1 ROBERT E. TODD, A.B, and M.A. Yale Univer- sity, English Instructor, A Company Com- mandant, A2 Intramural Coach, Beta Society Adviser. W. HAROLD WALKER, B.A. Furman University, Graduate Schools: University of Virginia, Cor- nell University, English Instructor, Bugle Ad- viser. v a a HARVEY G. WOOD, A.B. Olivet College, Grad- uate Schools: Purdue University and Tulane University, Head Science Department, Physics Instructor, Intramural Tennis Coach. . . . and tlce .Ataff MRS. MARK M. BRADLEY, B.P.S.M. MRS. ROY V. CULLERS, R. N. MRS. LIONEL C. KING Syracuse University, Secretary Miami Valley Hospital, Dayton, Ohio, Canteen Manager Resident Nurse I WILLIAM F. KLAHR MRS. WILLIAM F. KLAHR MRS. ELVIN S. LIGON, A.B. Maintenance Engineer Receptionist Virginia lntermont College Asso. AL Vassar College Secretary PNN 1 MRS. ROBERT W. LOVE MRS. RUTH MERCHANT, A.B. MRS. DeWITT R. SEARLES University of Vermont Georgia State College for Women Housemother Secretary A.B. Lib. Sci. Emory University librarian Senior-A TMA wa the Claw of 1952. . . . . . and their claw office:-A Left fo right-Sgt-ol-Arms Lorry Moshell, Secretory Roy Long, President Jim Tyson, Vice Presi- denf Henry McClellan, Treasurer Bill Roll, Faculty Adviser Copfoin Bergen. . . . that made lcidtvrq at Eollu . The Class of '52, Bolles' twentieth group of graduates, had its start back in September, 1945, when Dickie Hardin, Henry McClellan, Bruce Norman, Neil Presser, and J. B. Waters first set foot on the campus. A little later in the year Bill Richardson brought their number up to six. With the following year nine more joined the Class of '52 and it began to take on some- thing of its present form. Included in these new arrivals were Jack Cowart, Stu Gregory, Wiley Jarrell, Charlie Kern, Squeek Marvin, Pete McCranie, Bobby Paul, Bill Slye, and Jug Wilson. John Dykers, Kayo Foshee, Robert Gryder, H. O. Myerstcn, R. D. Saunders, and Smokey Stover further fleshed out the class when they ioined up in September of 1947. Most of the early founders of '52 had left E Company and joined the Military or Naval units when 1948 saw Jose Abarca, Craig Ellison, Ronald Fowler, and Gene Stapler enroll as Freshmen. By the time 1949 rolled around the Class had begun to go places in athletics, academics, and iournalism and was already pegged as potentially one of the best Bolles has ever turned out. These convictions were strengthened when Bob Davidson, Mike Kenney, Ray King, Oscar Lange, Larry Moshell, Jerry Spragens, and Jim Tyson came in. Last year, 1950, brought thirteen more additions in the persons of Harry Bennett, Bob Brady, Frankie Brown, Bill Brown, David Dobson, Bob Ernest, Dud Johnston, Roy Lang, Scot- ty Manley, Frank Martin, Bill Montgomery, Bill Roll, and Madison Weeks. September, 1952, had the Class up to its graduating strength of sixty with the entrance of Len Bellingrath, Sam Bishop, Powell Brewton, Jose Campos, Val Cathey, Jack Denny, John Dyal, George Hatfield, Paul Herlowski, Dick Jackson, Charlie Mainwood, Andy McCullough, Lou Stark, Mike Tierney, and Alfredo Torres. So it was completed-the Class of 1952. This class probably had more old-timers than any in Bolles' history-boys who have been here five, six, and seven years-and it is, we feel, the better for it. And yet the later arrivals have contributed lust as much in work done and progress made toward a better Bolles. Look at the records-of 1952's athletic, military, naval, and iournalistic achievements-and, most important of all, the fact that this group of sixty has maintained probably the highest academic average for the entire year of any senior class in Bolles history. This is it-the Class of 1952, a class which, as Maior Hooker has said, has made the school a better place because they were here. 'llnderclaumen were left af fmt Will and Tutament 69 tlce Seniom . . . We, the Seniors of l952, hereby leave to the Bolles School a sincere gratitude for an edu- cation or for an opportunity for one. To the faculty we leave our thanks for their guidance through the years. Individually we have many things to will to the underclassmen, things which have helped us at Bolles and which, we hope, will help them through their final years. l, Franklin Brown, after due deliberation, do hereby leave my able ability to evade Captain Garces in his everlasting pursuit of absentees from athletics to,anyone who can fill my well- worn shoes. I, Paul O'Brien Herloski, do leave to Jimmy Lopez a box of El Ropo Cigars and an official certificate of confinement. I, Andy McCullough, being of sound mind and unsound body, do hereby will rifle no. 70 to Captain Horton as an aid in his Fight Against Crime. I, H. O. Myerston, being of sound body and, yes, a mind, do hereby will and bequeath to Lt. Keating my autographed copy of the book, 5476.5 Awkward Places For Your Arms And Hands. I, Bob Ernest, being of sound enough mind to have earned the I6 credits necessary for my 54.00 diploma, joyously leave. I, Jim Tyson, being short of mind but of long enough body, do hereby will to Captain Dorey a slide rule to help him figure out the typing grades more correctly. I, Kayo Foshee, being of shot mind and-similar body, leave to Lt. Wood ,an electric motor for his steam shovel. I, Bill Brown, being of sound body and'weak mind, do hereby will and bequeath my nick- name of Jim Thorpe to Cappy Burnett, who de- serves it. I, Ellington Lansdel Hardin, because of my knowledge of history, will to Col. Ball one re- vised history book written by Hardin, and also a manicure set, a comb and brush set, and a large bottle of Tin Tair. I, Joe Campos, do leave and bequeath to Gus- tavo Tucker my false eyelashes and a season pass to the Florida Theater balcony. I, William R. Slye, being of thin nerves and body, do hereby leave 60 lovely children to a cadet with a fatherly instinct. I, Smokey Stover, being of warped mind and fatigued body because of my 5 years at Bolles, do hereby will to Col. Ball an iron lung for those days when he can't breathe. I, Willy Montgomery, do will and bequeath to Bill Mohle my latest book entitled, lOOl Ways to Check Out Early. I, James B. Waters, being of sound mind and unsound body, do hereby leave to Captain Rosco Horton one small picture of Captain John Davis to further inspire him next year, I, Frank Martin, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath to Lt. Keating one slightly used, self-pronouncing English diction- ary in hopes that he will learn to say such words as Satan correctly. I, Dudley Johnston, do hereby leave to Lt. Wood my ability to stay awake at the wheel while taking the tennis team to a tournament. I, Bill Richardson, do hereby leave Bolles on a day boy basis for the last time. A I, Powell Brewton, believing that golfers should prevail, do hereby will to an anonymous hare his Riverside gal. l, Squeek Marvin, being of dubious mind and body, do hereby will my much used Toni kit to Teddy Johnson. I, Mike Kenney, do hereby will to George Cory my claim of being the laziest cadet at Bolles, though I once had to yield before Jan van der Lugt. I, Mike Tierney, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to lock people in closets to Every and Schreiner. I, John Dykers, being of well-worn mind and delapidated body, do hereby leave to Captain Beard one box of cigars with high hopes for the future. I, Val Cathey, do leave as a token of admira- tion to Captain Horton, my ability to make a small algebra problem cover six pages. We, Wiley Jarrell and Craig Ellison, hereby leave to any lucky person our lst floor apart- ment with its exclusive interior decorations, I, Jose Abarca, after much thought and delib- eration, do hereby will to Captain Roy one used Model T Ford so that he will not have to bum rides to town from some of his favorite Spanish students. I, Harry Bennett, hereby bequeath to any de- serving cadet, one red-haired roommate. I, Sam Bishop, being of unsound mind and famished body do hereby bequeath my infinite capacity for getting into trouble, going AWOL, telling long sad tales to commandants, and all of my good times while confined to my half- witted roommate, Jerry Warren Gwin III. I, Bob Davidson, do hereby will to Krueger, one busload of well stuck dayboys. I, David Dobson, hereby leave my musical voice and many voice lessons from Captain Roy to Thaddeus Davis. I, Jack Denny, being of long body and no mind, do gladly give and bequeath to Paul Foley my ability to drop basketballs into baskets. I, Charlie Kern, being of burned out mind and emaciated body do hereby will to my room- mate, Harry Brice, all of the rugs, curtains, and food which kept us going in room IIO this year, and I also leave the Bugle to any am- bitious person who has a passion to go moder- ately mad. I, Roy Lang, do hereby leave. l, Neil Presser, being of sound mind if not body, do hereby leave to Lt. Keating my football hel- met with a nose guard attached. I, Robert R. Gryder, being of soundproof mind, do will and bequeath to Maior Du Bose an electronic computer so that he may now work problems on the board without making mis- takes. I, Jerry Spragens, being of tired body and con- fused mind, do leave to the unfortunate in- dividual who takes over C Company next year, a book on How to Answer Unimportant Ques- tions and a slightly used horse whip, I, Oscar Lange, escaping with a sound body and iust a mind, will to Col. Ligon a year's sup- ply of Rattlesnake Oil. I, Stu Gregory, being of lean body and leaner mind, will to Col. King a 1200-watt hotplate and 3 year supply of SPAM, in hopes that it will help Paul Foley grow. I, Henry McClellan, do hereby leave to Jones, R. C., my ability to drive out of all forma- tions. I, Mighty Mo Moshell, being of wandering mind and almost a body, do hereby will and bequeath to Ron Rosecrans my favorite base- ball bat, in hopes that he has more success with it than I had. I, Ronald Fowler, hereby will one book entitled, How to Pass Without Studying, to my room- mate, Marty Every, I, Kenneth Bruce Norman, being of average mind and waterlogged body, do hereby leave to Raymond Abarca, a worn 2nd lieutenant's button in hopes that it will be larger next year. I, Jug Head Wilson, do hereby leave to Maior Du Bose, one can of pure caffeine so that it will help him keep awake in class. I, Ray King, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath to Coach Simmons a pair of roller skates and a propellor Beanie. I, Bob Brady, hereby leave to Scrudge Gillett one adding machine so that he may add up how much money he owes me on bummed cig- arettes. I, Dick Jackson, being of unstable mind and muscular body, do hereby will to my roommate, George Cory, my crutches, and hope that he won't have to use them next year. I, Robert Paul, do hereby will and bequeath to Jerry Teeguarden 3 used tennis balls and one gut to string racquets with for next year's ten- nis team. l, Rowland Saunders, hereby will to Ramon Abarca one nice big healthy bull so he may talk his way through all courses at Bolles, I, Private Raymond Cowart, being of weak body and no mind, do hereby will to Captain Horton one book entitled, How to Win Friends and Influence People. Signed, sealed, and cremated this twentieth year of Bolles, l95l-52 Q ,J x JOSE MANUEL ABARCA, JR. SAN JUAN, Punto Rico Entered '48, Assd. Co. A, Corp., 2, Sgt., 3, Master Sgt., 4, Academic, Conduct, Intramural, Athletic, Military, Honor, and Service Bars, Member B Club, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Golf, l, All Intramural Basketball, All Intra- mural Volleyball. One of the most capable non-commission- ed officers in Company A, Jose could be seen every afternoon iotting down the names of those poor individuals who tried to skip drill. .lose was on the baseball team tor three years, and was elected Captain of it during his senior year. Hosey plans to attend Harvard this coming fall where he will probably dwell on the subject of medicine. I LEONARD F. BELLINGRATH PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS Entered '5l, Assd. Co. B, Conduct Bar, Varsity Tennis Team. Arkansas was well represented by Len during his stay here at Balles, and he will be missed by all when he leaves to attend Ole Miss to learn a little of the college life there. He had a ready sense of humor that could be heard dur- ing Senior English and Physics classes. Many of his comments and remarks will go down in the annals of Bolles School. He was constantly striving to improve his game of tennis, and could be found every afternoon out on the courts blast- ing away at that ole ball. We all know that he will do good anywhere he goes and that he will gather about him a hosl' of friends as he did here. -1--- ' 131, ,,f Wallets ff! z' ' 5 niufniq l c., A SEV' -' . , M19 5 I , 1- ' ff! I ,fra 7 , f N9-' . 1- ' r'! 'jxc , ',,' !l ,ff ' ,f I A, fjlflj r.,,ff My I 5 94' J 1 IV d A-,ff ,, fp' L' A , ,I , f',-I L! I 1-.f ft .f ' . 1 ,, -. I V, 1 l ' I' I. 1' J ft fy, I ' 1 . 1 ' HARRY EZEKIEL BENNETT, JR. COCOA, FLORIDA Entered '50, Assd. Co. B. Harry might be labelled one of the class iokers of l952. Always looking for an unsuspecting victim, he usually found one or two and kept iust two jumps ahead of the Powers-That-Be in his constant en- deavor to blow up his roommate or do some other harmless little prank. Among his hobbies were tinkering with radios. This hobby brought about some unusual effects in his radio. Ot course, he could always get it repaired over the weekend. In Harry's first year, he received an award for excellence in typing, another of his interests was swimming. He was usually at his best when trying to con- vince Captain Horton that the smoke com- ing out of his room was not smoke at all, but rather a heavy fog moving in from the river. SAMUEL AUSTIN McKAY BISHOP YOUNGSTOWN, onto Entered '51, Assd. Co. A, Photographer for Eagle, Varsity Football Mgr., 4, Var- sity Football, A. Sam, a new boy this year, made a good record as a hardrworking and conscien- tious football manager. His efforts in this endeavor materially helped Bolles in the football picture. One of Sam's hob- bies was photography, Most of the snapshots in this Eagle were taken by him and his trusty Cirotlex. We know that his ability to work hard at any- thing will assure his success in the fu- ture. Entered '5lp Assd. Varity Golf Powell was boy many friends most popular o new boy ercised his was est Color X ROBERT C. BRADY rlrusvms, FLomDA Entered '50, Assd. Co. B, P.O. Zfc, 3, Intramural Bar. Bob was from Titusville, Florida, and wanted everyone to know about it. A second year man, Brady was u sparkplug on the B Company intra- mural team. He attained a naval rank quickly by his natural ability to keep a good step as guide. His natural habitat was the smoking lounge, where he would wait for hours for the ping-pong table, meanwhile telling about all the raw deals he was getting from his teachers. Our best wishes go with this likeable senior. POWELL PANAMA Cl , IDA H dwaiter at Bolles. the w also golf his Bolles ,J ef? go cs 3 , 5 ft P653 .5 Ula 'llrS bI if 3 . t'l u.Sl Q 'llfl' J Film, PA. 4.7 'll' it 0 FRANKLIN C. BROWN ARCADIA, FLORIDA Entered '50, Assd. Co. A, P.F.C., 3 Corp., 4, Academic, Conduct, and Military Bars, Asst. Mng. Ed., 2, Mgr., 4, Bugle, Sec. Ed., 3, Co-Ed., 4, Eagle, Secy. Alpha Society, 4, Member Bugle Staff, 3, Member B.J.T.M., C.S.P.A,, F.S.P.A., Qui and Scroll, Member Alpha Society, 3, , Member Glee Club, 3, 4. The little corporal won man nors in his short stay at Bolles. g? brain in his academic work, F ' had much time to spend on riou ' n- olism staffs. A lover of asstc usic he was also a silver t gue or ci will be remembered or his abs ruse, re condite, and e ot ' voccgary. I cf df' f f 'sa WILLIAM D. BROWN GREEN cove SPRINGS, FLORIDA . N, I!!! J-'MX Q ' L f 'Jil I . , fl fu ' I X, Ji l II' A, fv fV, 'i A, ll 1 I 4 FLWT Q ff It L' p , ., ff' M ,ll - . ,Q 'Wim 1 ,' V z'f4a 'Y l U 1 .Q , -'S ff' N, 4 I .. 9 12 -- 4 K ,5,,,.2-1' F' f f Q jj! 'E l F A-N tr - fi , I Entered '50, Assd, Co. B, P.O. Zfc, 4, Intramural Bar, Varsity Football, 3, Mem- ber B Club, 3, 4, Member Glee Club, 3, 4. Bill had a consuming interest in football and was a livewire on the l95I Bolles Squad in that there were few athletes at Bolles who could pass a football as well as he. This year he assisted Captain Ber- gen in coaching the midget football team, Coming from a Navy family, Bill is in- tensely interested in this work and may follow a Naval career. t' ,I 7' . .?f.,e il if 1. ' L F 'I' li ,wr X, x N. xl, JOSE CAMPOS SAN JUAN, PUERTO Rico Entered '51, Assd. Co. A Jose was the Bolles Prototype ot the latin Lover, Ricardo Montalban variety. We suspect that he was a representative ol the Puerto Rico Chamber of Commerce iudging from the dozens of scenes and maps of this place plastered on the walls of his roam. His unbelievable tales ot prowess with the ladies and his rapid- fire delivery of these tales and other stories earned for him the name of Ametralladora from his South American friends. R 5 5 .'I.A-- ow' LONNIE VAL CATHEY PANAMA CITY, FLORIDA Entered '51, Assd. Co. Ag Conduct and Intramural Bars, Member Band. A new boy this year, Val really got around. Being a member of the Band, he could be heard every Wednesday ser' enading Captain Snyder on the Band Hall. In advanced algebra class he often came forth with some revolutionary theo- ries on the manipulation of odd integers and degenerate determinants. He was quite active on the intramural program and sparkplugged the first platoon's team. loiibiwq, .au eww-pd MM MILES R. COWART JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Entered '46, Assd. Co. C, Jr. Sgt., '47, P.F.C.7 I1 Corp., 2, Sgt., 3: Sgl. lfc, 47 Academic, Conduct, and Intramural Bars, Varsity Swimming Team, 2, 3, 4. Miles, a quiet and capable senior, was platoon sergeant of the third platoon of A Company, at which post he did a good iob. Always a good student, he could usually be counted upon to liven up the class with bright remarks. One of Miles' hobbies was swimming, and he made use of this ability on the varsity swimming squad. A-ff' W-L Q. dl '4- ROBERT VADER DAVIDSON ,CM 7': ' Us-'K B'-Ah, Point- I7 0 IMA-apvoi' I JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Entered '49, Assd. Band, Academic and Conduct Bars, Band Letter, Sgt. 3, MfSgt. 4, Alpha Society 3, 4, BJTM 3, Alpha Re- view 4, Bugle 4. Bob was one of the most dependable ot- licers among the day students this year. His prowess in the classroom mode him a high ranking scholar and he also found time in iournolism for both the Alpha Re- view and the Bugle. Bob was best known for his ability to handle the drums in the Band. A natural leader, Davidson helped in managing the Band and received a Band Letter for his work there. -459: ex f Mam E1 R f fl it if ' i' -:az - F' W . , ...... VI S ,III Q ,... ...,. EZ., i 5, olilygfi , N . ll Tyiefi-i I 'X ' filth ' 0 . L 71 1 ' El m 'lf Wy! Q' :tin TLT 75' -' il ' Q f.fim'+T'lf T:fi'ii , .- A Xwgigtglll ir? nf ik! X ' LLOYD JACKSON DENNY uvenrool., New YORK Entered, '51, Assd. Co. A, Played Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, N.E.C. All- Conference Basketball. Jack really made a name for himself here at Bolles this year. A starting player at almost every game in both the football and basketball teams, Denny proved a continual threat to the opposing teams. He, time and time again, showed himself to be one of the mast valuable athletes on the varsity teams. He was also quite a good cadet in the military activities of Company A. Not content just to get by, Jack strove beyond that and by so doing showed a personality that will carry him far in life. JOSEPH DAVID DOBSON ARCADIA, FLORIDA Entered '50, Assd. Band, transferred Co. A, P.F.C.7 3, Corp., 4, Sgt. 4, Academic and Conduct Bars, Exchange Ed., 4, Bugle, Orville Snyder Music Medal, 3: Member N.S.P.A., F.S.P.A., C.S.P.A., Quill and Scroll, Member Glee Club, 3, 4. David entered Bolles and immediately ioined the ranks of Captain Snyder's Band. Here he was one of the most effi- cient non-commissioned officers in the whole battalion. He often could be seen on the tennis courts playing his favorite sport. He worked quite,diligently on the school publications and should do well at Emory, where he plans ta study Medicine, so sew' 1 S INT' 400-' yt.. R o 'A woes?-'l his JOHN WESLEY DYAL cocoA, FLORIDA Entered '5l, Assd. Co, A, Academic and Conduct Bars, Member of Alpha Society, Member of Bugle Staff. John, a new boy this year, was one of the best liked cadets of the school. He could be seen almost every afternoon on the tennis courts where he was a member of the intramural team. John proved to be quite the intellect in the math courses here, and it is believed that most ot the seniors seeking scientific diplomas would have had considerable difficulty without him to give moral support. His room was always crowded iust before monthly tests and exams. JOHN R. DYKERS JACKSQNVILLE, FLORIDA Entered '47g Assd. Co. Eg Transferred Co. B5 Academic, Conduct, Naval Bars: Jr. Cdt. 2nd Lt. lg P.O. 3fc 3, P.O. Zfc 35 Ens. 47 Beta Society: Alpha Society, Tied for Trustees Award, J. D. Ball History Medal: BJTMg tennis team, 45 Editor-in- Chief, Alpha Review 4. John was one of the smartest cadets which Bolles has ever had. His dry wit endeared him to all who knew him. A hard worker, Dykers did a great iob on the Alpha Review this year and we pre- dict a successful future for him it he con- tinues to produce good results as he has here. CRAIG D. ELLISON COCOA, FLORIDA Entered '48, Assd. Co. Cy Transferred Co. A, Jr. Cai. PFC lg Cpl, 3, sgi. 4. Craig, one of the crew from Cocoa, was a well-liked cadet wha was very interested in athletics and with H. O. Myerston served as varsity baseball manager last year. His room with Wiley Jarrell on the Staff Hall was the scene of some wild roughhousing but somehow the wheels never caught on. Anyway, that's how he looked at it. Craig plans to attend Stetson down at DeLand when he graduates and we wish him the best in his work there. ROBERT G. ERNEST JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Entered '51, Assd. Co. Ag Academic, Con- duct and Military Barsg Bugle Staff 4. Bob was a quiet boy with one of the best wits in school. His exploits in Cap- tain Todd's public speaking class are legendary, including the time he gave his famous dissertation on the making of beer and his port in the play given at the Jax Drama Festival. His cars were numerous and glamorous, varying almost with the days of the week from MGs to Cadillacs and Jaguars. Bob plans to go into fores-. try after graduation from the University of Virginia. .2 if . J' .. f' -wif-5?-'fs his Jaime l Qs, fxi ltr 'Z F i x It . ye -1375 l 'iillfllk JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA . , wif WWW 47 Dukwoon OSCAR FOSHEE Il! Entered '47, Assd. Co. B, Academic, Con- duct, Naval, Intramural Bars, P.O. Zfc 4. Kayo was a boy who was well-liked by everyone, easy to get along with and possessed of a wonderful sense of humor and fund of stories. This naval unit day boy could really shoot it. His ventures into such classes as calculus in the pursuit of a scientific diploma produced some in- teresting mathematical results and theo- ries. Kaya will be long remembered by those who knew him, we sincerely believe 1 fy iff ,Def IQONALD L FOWLER Enee '48, Assd. Co. B, Transferred I f, Academic, Conduct, Naval, ln- ff-0'A' ZZ! HOUSTON, TEXAS ! lf, ,W fl 1 T n' W' J f NW , 5 eg- 'STV' itffffhjn -'I '- 'ill'-sb WWA 1' kk ffl I X' f 1 ff tramural, Service Bars, P.O. Zfc 3, P.O. lf: 3, Ens. 4, Alpha Society 3, 4, Glee Club , 4, Elvin S. Ligon Math Medal 3. ld was one of the crew in the ounge and could be seen there at any hour telling all about the Old Country. His real genius lay in matters academic, however, and his work there, particularly in math, was exceptional. He served as Plans 8. Training Officer on the Battalion Staff this year. that he will be a big success in life. W WM. wwf! BW' df ,MW wf f1 'J'l2?'?id'v iff' cf, ' if i 0fffMgs R oav KPJ, JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Entered '46, Assd. Co. E, Transferred C A, Transferred Staff, Transferred Band, Jr. SfSgt., Sgt. 2, SfSgt. 2, Sgt lfc 3, 2nd Lt. 4, Band Drum Major, Varsity Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, N.E.C. Team, 4, Student Council I, 2, 3, 4, President, 4, B Club, varsity swimming team 2, 3, 4, athletic, intramural bars. Stu was probably one of the most popu- lar cadets ever to attend this school, his record here was something anyone would be proud of. His two fields of greatest prominence were the Student Council and the hardwood, where he captained the varsity squad two years and was one of the leaders in city scoring. Best of luck to you, Stul K ROBERT RYAN GRYDER JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Entered '47, Assd. Co. A7 P.F.C., lg Corp., 2, Staff Sgt., 2, Sgt. lfc, 3, 2nd Lt. 4, Conduct, Intramural, Military and Service Bars, Secy. Soph. Class, Member Beta Society. Bob was one of the leading day cadets, and his 'conscientious work in the day- boy platoon earned for him a second lieutenant, commanding the third platoon. Being one of the boys of the lounge, he could be found there at almost any hour of the day conversing with the rest of the boys. -IMT' V1 gow' Q-yf 1, ,Ang si.. ,kf i 'Vg' L Q . I' Ifffl,-W, ,L C 'I 'i f fx 0'i ,ix'1s 5 i slip I- . , I 1i'l ,G K I ,, I L V X' V tr f i lt J i . v I, il ' . 'L' I LI 'M' H . ' 1 ' ' in I if I Q V . .ki ids' , FQ qw-3' -L1 . ' i j .it M i .f .In ' ' if i , I ....... 1 ,xi l,,.....!: NN 'gf ELLINGTON LANDSEL HARDIN JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Entered '45, Assd. Co. E, Transferred Co. B, Jr. Corp., '46, Jr. 2nd Lt,, '47, P.O. 3fc lg P.O. 2fc, 2, P.O. lfc, 3, C.P.O., 4, Academic, Conduct, and Intramural Bars. Hardin was one of the few boys who al- ways had a ioke, for better or for worse, around here. lf a loud guttawing was heard in any of the class, it was almost a certainty that Hardin was somewhere near at hand. His wit earned for him many friends among the cadets and l?t faculty. lt will take Cl good man to re- place him. GEORGE W. HATFIELD WINTER I-IAVFN, FLORIDA Entered '51, Assd. Co. B. A new boy this year, George decided to pick the naval unit as his base of opera- tions, as his brother, Tiger Hatfield had done in the past. George was another of the boys of the lounge, and his long discourses on many varied subiects gained for him a great deal of popular- ity there. While there he also improved his game of ping-pong by leaps and bounds. 23, .sg 'dt elm fllll lv s ll e- 'Willis PAUL HERLOWSKI sviuicuss, N. Y. Entered '52, Assd. Co. Ag Conduct Borg Athletic Bar, Varsity Football, 4, Varsity Basketball, 47 B Club. The mad Russian was one of the best football players ever to come to Bolles. His ability to hold that line will stamp his name in the me'mories of all who saw him play. Herlawski made second string on an All-City team and honorable men- tion on the All4State team. He was also a great dancer and let his talent be shown at Rendezvous Dinners. RICHARD E. JACKSON svimcuse, N. Y. Entered '52y Assd. Co. B, Athletic Bar, Varsity Football 4. .larring Jack Jackson is probably the best football player Bolles has ever turn- ed out. He distinguished himself by mak- ing both All-City teams and in addition made the first string All-State team. His sparkling personality in addition to his football prowess endeared him to all his schoolmates. I 'mill li ' 14 'I 'y 1- M r f , L A , 1 ,, s 1, I f , l f AZ' sf ,I -1 .f. i E' X 5 4 , I r i'l lii 1 A ' xiii . l l I f ll I E , f l ll' i f f ' 1 ,li I 1 WILEY A. JARRELL SANFORD, FLORIDA Entered '46, Assd. Co. Eg Jr. Cdt. Corp., '47, Conduct Bar, Transferred Co. Ag Corp. '5Op Sgt. 'Sly Sgt. lfc, 4, Mili- tary Bar, lntramural Bar. One of the starters of the Class of '52, Wiley will long be remembered for his humor and the enthusiastic way in which he went about managing the var- sity basketball team. A hard worker, he will be sorely missed when he iourneys to Stetson next year. DUDLEY J. JOHNSTON MEDINA, New YORK Entered, '50, Assd. Co. B, Conduct, Ath- letic, Intramural Bars, Varsity Tennis 3, 4. Dudley was one of the best tennis play- ers Bolles has ever had or can hope to have. He was the 1951 Canadian Junior Champion and his titles won in Florida practically sound like a roll call of the tournaments held here. Dud has a bright future before him in tennis or anything else he enters, his persistence and de- termination will pay off. .I 9 QU lr! ,L . I xx 1. MP We xy A ll ill' l MICHAEL A, KENNEY MIAMI, FLORIDA Entered '49, Assd. Co. B5 P.O. 2 c 47 Conduct Bar. Mike's sense of humor helped him get along with the bays both inside and oute side ye olde Smoking Lounge. A Naval Unit boy and proud of it, he was a squad leader in the Second Platoon and did a good iob there. Mike raomed with Bob I leilvl i Ihl J I N Cx GXS J A ' i' ' X gr ' L Igl mi I U wil., ' ff I Wimberly most of this year and together - I 4 they created no small amount of chaos o 5 5 , the third deck and a tremendous amouid . 4 I of confusion in Captain Hortan's find. ' l I., E V A j I .1 ,J 4 , . , . r , 4' rl A ,1 Q 1 I 'f I I -ff I , S 4 f A ' 1 , e 4 I I V ly, Q- FHQRIES EVERETT ERN ll I I U gf' co OA HORIO I Entered '46p sdfd. E. Transir c,Co. If I' A, Tra sferre Btittalion Staff, Jr, Sgt. I '47 Yip., 21 Sgt., llc, 3, lst Sgt., 31' 0 ef l d t, Military and Strvice Bars,.Sharp- later, Nine Bars, Lower Sch l Aca- demic ard,' '48, Publication 'Award, 48, Bi Carr Bugle Cup, 2 3, Secy, V B.J.T. 3, 4, Secy. feta, '48, Sec! ho, 3, Vice Pres., 4,-fMng. ed., I, 2, Q fd.-in-Chief, 3, 4g Bujeg Co-Ed. fagle - lg Class Vice Pr ..,, ze Member N.S.P.A., '. C.S. Society, '48, if Ipha ciety, 2, 3, 4, Eagle, 48, I, 2, 3, 4. -, , , t., g i., 4, Academiqlntramural, Corfi I.M., 2, 3, f , Bug! '18, I, 2, 3, , P.A., Quill jpg Sm? F,s.r,A.I Bei., . , t Charlie will alwaysbelremembdvdd as 0. most capable leader and journalist. His contributions to the schoq over a sixe year period helpedgmatvq Bolles a better' place. , I' ' ' .. JI - I ' ', Y 1 l i l Q O 1 RAYMOND H. KING Entered, '49, Assd. Co. B, P.O., 3, Ens., 4, Academic, Conduct, Honor, Athletic, Naval, and Intramural Bars, Varsity Foot' ball, 3, 4, Varsity Track, 3, 4. Ray, one of those fleet footed boys of the track team, was also one of the most competent officers in B Company. On the football team Ray- proved o very valu- able asset, and through the season, rack- ed up many points to his credit. As a Bolles cadet, he was one ofthe best, and through his pleasant attitude, won him- self many friends wha will certainly miss him next year. Q his fu , . 'X tw A , S if . Q, , gf' .jf ' fn are 1 ia fir-9 ,p 1- cr I. ' .bi 5 'r' ROY N. LANG Y up Qu sr. Auousrms, FLomDA fb 4' xi Entered, '50, Assd. Co. B, C.P.O., 4, Q 'V ' Academic, Conduct, Naval, and Intramural l - v kt U ' Bars, Alpha Society, 3, 4, Runner-up I ,Q ' A-3 Highest Academic Average Award, 3, Var- J' sity Tennis, 3, 4, Varsity Football, 4. N ' Roy was an outstanding new boy last ' 'V' ' M- year, and as a result, he rose in the 4' Y ' Naval Unit quite rapidly. His academic I A ' record will long stand for a mark to be -1 '- reached for by future cadets. On the var- :tmt ' sity tennis squad, Roy played a very im- qpeviagm as 413,43 K -s. flgll l X S 'Q f it ' i ss Q Q 1 ,Zllllll X portant part. With Dudley Johnston, Roy was almost the team himself, as was evidenced by the numerous events that he won. I :'41 A' I I 1,14 I. fl , . , I ak, OSCAR K. LANGE cARAcAs, VENEZUELA Entered, '49, Assd. Co, A, P.F.C., 3, Corp., 4, Intramural Bar, Member B Club, 3, 4, Varsity Swimming Team, 3, 4, Photography Club, 3, 4. Oscar, one of our Cuban delegation, added greatly to the humor around the school. Some of his practical jokes made that ward practical seem out of place. Oscar could usually be found running around with Gus Tucker, or some of the other boys of the league, and the things that crew didn't think of weren' worth thinking of at all. .lf .ll CHARLES MAINWOOD NEW SMYRNA BEACH, FLORIDA Entered, '51, Assd. Co. A, Varsity Foot- ball, 4, Varsity Basketball, 4. Although he never said much, this ole cracker boy made up for his lack of chat- ter in laurels in the athletic world. This boy was a real spark-plug in any sport he played. We don't know what we would have done without that 'never-miss' toe on the grid' on. Best of luck, Chuck! V ,, i'I ' ' Y Qt l IX 'IN V , l I l V ll' at X' I r K l I - ,I M Xb K, if It I Nr 1, . , I K V b l ,K il 9, iq I ,1 'I lx' x 1 IJ- kr I? , Ill tx ,lf V,I, SIAM., , f lltl 'Ml ll ll A ll, 3 K Il Xl's' n Qxlll. j lvl lg y tty f L. ld 'Ill K ls J . I L X I ' x ,I Q. tv ! I I ' ll' wi, I I ' l x W' , 'tl Ll X I l I J VI lf y ti R ,li X l rt s ' Ig Il t N I CLARENCE MANLEY oRLANoo, FLORIDA Entered, '50, Assd. Co. A, P.F.C,, 4, Corp., 4, Varsity Rifle Team, 3, 4, Head- waiter, 4. Clarence was another of those cleepethink- ing, quiet fellows. This boy got around, though. For a time he was a member of the headwaiter's league, the mess hall Gestapo. A word to the wise, don't ever cross this boy, he was a crack shot on Capt. love's rifle team! Here's to you, Y Clarence! A1 xlytx iles 1 FRANK MARTIN JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Entered, '50, Assd. Co. B, P.O. 3fc, 4, Academic, Conduct, Intramural, and Naval Bars, Member Alpha Society, 3, 4. Frank consistently in the top five in the senior class, was always out front. Not only was he a leader scholastically, but he excelled in any and all fields. We know that this boy will go tar. The best of everything ta you, Frank! A - I L.. H A .H-Q, Eal- xhrf E R4 I facet ,itl- -ee-efeisflee' fs l l E 15,7161 ? 'Zie- LEWIS BEECH MARVIN LONG ISLAND, NEW Yomc Entered, '46, Assd. Co. E, Transferred Ca. A, Jr. Corp., '47, Jr. Lt., '47, P.F.C., l, Sgt., 2, Sgt. lfc, 3, 2nd Lt., 4, Academic, Conduct, and Athletic Bars, Best all-round Swimmer, Bolles School Award, 3, Member Glee Club, 3, 4, Member Camera Club, 2, 3, 4, Member B Club, 2, 3, 4, Member C.S.P.A., F.S.P.A., Quill and Scroll, Sgt.- at-Arms, 2, Varsity Swimming Team, l, 2, 3, 4, Bugle Staff, 3.4. Squeek needs no introduction, he was a real pioneer cadet at Bolles. His was truly a three alarm personality. That fiery hair, that distinctive voice, and that boundless wit will never be forgotten by his old Bolles buddies. Good luck to you, Squeekal 1 X HENRY A. McCLELLAN JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Entered, '45, Assd. Co. E, Transferred Co. A, Jr. Corp., '46, Jr. Sgt., '47, Jr. Lt., '47, JT. CCIPY., '48, P.F.C., l, Corp., 2, Sgt. lfc, 3, Master Sgt., 3, lst. Lt., 4, Academic, Conduct, Military, and Intra- mural Bars, Co-winner Trustee's Award, '48, Lester Varn Award, 2, W. A, Hoch- heim Latin Medal, 2, Harvard Univ. Award, 3, Pres. Class, 2, Secy, Class, 3, Vice Pres. Class, 4, Vice Pres. Fla. Chap. Natl. Honor Society, 4, Treas. B.J.T.M., 3, Student Council, 4, Senior Advisory Coun- cil, 4, Bugle Staff: B.J.T,M-2 Quill and Scroll. Mac, one of the most distinguished and well-liked cadets, will certainly make the top of the ladder. P I 1 I I x . N . Y X I R a 1 l I Q , 1 K . r' U . Y L f, J 1 -,li A. . 1,u R of A f PETER A. MCCRANIE - 7' ' rf JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA 'l Entered, '46, Assd. Ca. E, Transferred Co. B, Jr. Sgt. '47, P.O., 3fc, 2, P.O. 2fc, 2, P.O. lfc, 3, C.P.O., 4, Academic, Con- duct, Naval and Intramural Bars, Co- winner Trustee's Award, '48, Spelling Champion, 3, Day-boy Council, 4, Mem- ber Beta Society, Bugle Staff, Your Week Staff, Varsity Tennis Team, 4. Pete, famous for his stellar perform- ances on the tennis courts and versatile leadership in B. Co., will always be 'tops' with all old Bolles cadets. ANDREW P. McCULLOUGH, JR. .iAcKsoNviLLs, rLoiuoA Entered, '51, Assd. Co. B, Conduct Bar. Andy, one of that famous new boy crew, really started off right. Well liked by both cadets and faculty, he always had a ready wit and a sparkling smile. A member of that illustrious clan of golden-voiced, smoking lounge orators, Andrew P., Jr. held many an audience spellbound with his tales of daring, bro- vado, and valor. We wish him the best of everything in the future. X ,7f,.C.MJa 72, W ' 4.11221 5' jd-.411 'na 7-2 UQ' JQN4, -4,Yc?',p?!4.J ,,7,,,,4 , ' ' r 'fJ Entered, '49, Assd. CO. A, Transferred CO. C, Commander, Corp., 2, Sgt., 3, Capt., 4, Academic, Conduct, Honor, Athletic, Military, and lntramural Bars, Vice Pres. Class, 3, Sgt.-at-Arms, 4, Vice Pres. B Club, 4, Secy. Student Council, 3,4, Sports Ed B - - Council, 3, 4, Bugle Staff, 4, Glee Club, 3, Varsity Baseball, 3, 4, Head Cheer Leader, 3, 4. That eminent child psychologist, Mighty Mae Moshell, has come into his own since assuming command of Co. C. We see that his future vocation has been marked by fate. Keep your eye on this chapl K ' S v his-'usd ss-6: K ' 2.319 T M I gil Q 'grfir gr sx x -vyi-fkjx --' Ba'-ix., .fl 1, i- ' X tiigil ilt Y- , ,W 5 f 'Jr-. .uv , tg, V, i A-L, f 'D, FJ-f-.!.,hJ 0 -1-f-' -'N' ' ' Sf, - af.-. . WILLIAM T. S. MONTGOMERY A , . JAcKsoNviLLE, FLORIDA .A L -'N-f ir Entered, '50, Assd. Co. B, lnlromurcl Bar, Varsity Rifle Team, 3, 4, Varsity Swimming Team, 3. Bill, besides being a stellar performer on the rifle and swim teams, also excelled in such smoking lounge athletics as ping- pong and pool lnot to mention oratory, in which he won many laurelsl. He was one ol the more peniphalent boys in the senior class. Good luck, Billl LARRY K. MOSHELL JAcKsoNviu.e, FLORIDA ugle, 4, Eagle Staff, 4, Student --eg,-'fff' N if-1 al ll ,XC x sEfXll rkiit If , L W t i HECTOR O. MYERSTON HAVANA, cuBA Entered, '47, Assd. Co. E, Transferred Co, A, P.F.C., l, Corp., 3, Sgt. 4, Academic, Conduct, Honor, Military, Athletic, Intra- mural, and Service Bars, Member B Club, Varsity Baseball Mngr., 3, Member Camera Club, 3, 4. Tarruga, as he 'is known by his fellow members of the Cuban delegation, has been around for a number of years. lf ever you want to know about any event in history of Bolles, iust ask H. O. This boy is steeped in the lore of the good ole days. Many will remember his quick wit and 'unusual' sense of humor. View f' ' r fr!.i' ,IV 'I .H W r 'l,t f V 44 Q A' Ale, I i ' . ' A E 'ffl yr ' J' XX NYM, X if 4' V X' f , Q , if . K 44 .I H bald, F f if -YNY -CJ oxvfy 1 6 ' W I , i . 'xr '1,. ' xt' if . KENNETH BRUCE NORMAN JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA J' Entered, '45, Assd. Co. E, Transferred Co. D, Transferred Cc. A, Corp., I, Sgt., 2, Sgt. lfc, 3, Master Sgt., 3, 2nd Lt., 4, Academic, Conduct, Athletic, and Sum- mer Session Bars, Outstanding Swimmer Award, '47, Best Athlete in Lower School Award, '48, Jacobs' Jewelry Medal, 2, lndividual Competition Drill Winner, 3, Treas. Class, 3, Varsity Swimming Team, '47, '48, l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, 2, Member Beta Society, '48, Member B Club, 2, 3, 4. Bruce, one of the truly old boys of the school, has been here so long that moss has begun to grow on his back. A veteran member of the swimming team, Bruce has gathered about him many Iaurels. A con- tinually hard-working boy, he will do well in anything he undertakes. 6 NAM fr: ' ff ' I' 4- M X OBERT HALLAM PAUL lll JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Entered, '46, Assd. Co. E, Transferred Co. A, Jr. Staff Sgt., '47, P.F.C., I, Corp., 2, Sgt., 3, Capt., 4, Academic, Conduct, Intramural, Honor, Military, and Athletic Bars, Beta Society Award, l, Best Swim- mer lower School, '48, Sharpshooter Medal, l, Asst. Ed. Beta Torch, l, Member Beta Society, '47, '48, l, Mem- ber B Club, 3, 4, Student Council, 4, Varsity Baseball, 2, 3, Varsity Tennis Team, 4. Bob will always be remembered for his prowess in baseball as long as the sport is played here at Bolles. An excellent swimmer, he was always the subiect of heated debates between Captains Garces and Roth, being that they both were so desirous of his talented services. ered, '50, Assd. Co. A, Corp., 3, lst. NATHAN NEIL PRESSER JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Entered, '46, Assd. Co. E, Transferred Co. A, Jr. Corp., '46, Corp., l, Sgt. 3, Master Sgt., 4, Academic, Conduct, and Intra- mural Bars, Member Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Band Letter. Neil was one of those inevitable wits. Never a word did this lad utter that was not filled with subtle satire or sarcasm for his teachers, or genuine friendship for his fellow cadets. His virtuosity on the sax, his Prowess on the tennis courts, and his success with Capt. Todd's players all show that anything he does will be a success. A v ,ix lr! . PX ,Sir-'il k'l9 x. P ' X S S. Ly. - ,A cv- I El 1 ' Xl xrf 1 'exit I , .IMP X wx' .4 Y lQ.S!' f x . W Ap! WILLIAM SHEPARD RICHARDSON III JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Entered, '46, Assd. Co. E, Transferred Co. A, Jr. Corp., '46, Corp., I, Sgt., 3, Master Sgt., 4, Conduct, Service, and Mili- tary Bars. Bill, Capt. Keating's right hand man in the clothing room, was ai guy who was really on the ball. ln the capacity of day- boy adiutant, he kept the boys running. Coming up through the years to the rank of first lieutenant, Bill exemplifies what perserverance and fortitude can accom- plish. We will always remember Bill for his quiet, commanding way and faithful service. WILLIAM CORNELIUS ROLL PANAMA CITY, FLORIDA Sgt., 2nd Lt., 4, Academic, Conduct, Honor, Athletic, and Military Bars, W. D. Bald- win Medal, 3, Secy. Class, 4, Member Alpha Society, 4, Member B Club, 3, 4, Varsity Football, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball, 4, Varsity Golf, 3, Varsity Track, 3. Bill was one of the most industrious boys of both the iunior and senior classes. His rapid rise in the military is evidence of his conscientious work in that field. A member of the football team both of the years he was here, Bill was one of the mast valuable men on the team. A hard worker in every field, Bill plans a military career beginning at West Point, and view- ing his record here, it is our opinion that he will make good. Nagy! IPM W' 17 A x .f i . f X 1 . 1, - . Jul 4 . 4-1 '-1 -P . JJ fi I '43- 57N'f NN ffltirgl Six 5 film! 'Q' .V TAT ,N 1 ., .2 Hi Nw lffkll il iii' ' ,mv til, fl' A K 1. f I-'r - 'QP' ,, , e il frliiii , x F A , T4 . . 1. ,- gl :XT R I XX 1, ' -. , 'I ROWLAND D. SAUNDERS MIAMI, FLORIDA Entered, '47, Assd. Co. C, Transferred Co. B, P.O. 3fc, 2, C.P.O., 3, Lt. Commander, 4, Conduct, Honor, Military, Intramural, Naval, and Service Bars, Little All State, 2, Hon. Mention, All-City, 2, 2nd Team, All-County, 2, Football, Secy. Class, 2, B Club Secy., 3, Tres., 3, Pres., 4, Sgt.- at'Arms Class, 3, Member B Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football, I, 2, 3. R. D., one of the boys from Miami, made an instantaneous hit at Bolles. A star on the glorious football teams of the past, an active member and president of the B Club, and most important of all, the Battalion Commander, R. D. is plainly a born leader. His brusk commands and stern leadership have endeared him for- ever to all old Bolles cadets. If . 'WILLIAM RONALD SLYE JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA .,,Ww' ff I' I fl lj lrflfllyi YMI.f Entered, '46, Assd. Co. E, Assd. Co. A, Jr. orp., '47, Jr. Sgt., '48, P.F.C., 2, Sgt. 3, nd Lt., 3, Academic, Conduct, and Mili- tary Bars, Davis Medal Best Squad Lead- er, 3, Reporter Torch, '47, '48, Secy. Beta Society, '48, Reporter Your Week, '48, Treas. Alpha Society, 4, Reporter Bugle, 3, 4, Assoc. Ed. Eagle, 4, B.J.T.M., I, 2, 3, Alpha Society, Beta Society. Bill, the lad many people saw wandering aimlessly about surrounded by hordes of little 'cherubs,' was their esteemed leader and confessor. This chap, in addition to being an officer assigned to Co. C., was one of the best-liked cadets in school, and the official Bolles minstrel. I- I as gl l, L I, R I .l A 3 'f , N STEPHEN GERALD SPRAGENS cocoA, FLORIDA Entered, '49, Assd. Co. A, P.F.C., 2, Sgt. 3, 2nd Lt. 4, Conduct, Military, and ln- tramural Bars, Ann Lewis Memorial Medal, 2, 3, Typist Bugle Staff, 3, 4, Varsity Football, 3, 4. Jerry was another poor unfortunate assigned to Co. C. Also to his credit is the fact that he was a member of that infamous Cocoa clique. Jerry was an asset to football squads of several years, and has sort of become a permanent fixture here. Zfc, 2, P.O. lfc, 3, Ensign, 4, Con- GENE STAPLER JAcKsoNviuE, nomnA Entered, '48, Assd. Ca. A, P.F.C., I, Corp., 3, Intramural Bar, Bugle Adver- tising Staff, Varsity Football, I, 2, 3. Always to be seen in the company of one Robert Ernest, this Stapler boy cut quite a sharp figure. His main thought was the evasion ol anything unpleasant and thus spent many happy hours at Bolles. Gene will always be remembered for his boisterous laughter and his con- tributions to the intellect of the student body ot Boltes. 1 if . ,Qw' 'X p X K . E X x , D N - x . s XX I X ,Icf , . ,X y RL. N- s I '., -' in J. M I JACKSONVILLE BEACH, FLORIDA Entered, '47, Assd. Co. B, P.O. 3fc, l, LEWIS G. STARK svucuse, N. Y. Entered, '51, Assd. Co. A, Varsity Foot- ball, 4, Varsity Basketball, 4. Lew was one of the best all-round boys to come to Bolles. A member ot the Var- sity football squad, he was a quick think- ing quarterback, whose foresight into the weaknesses of the opposing team made him a continual threat and won for Bolles many of its games. Also o fine basketball player, Lew's speed and shoote ing ability caused worry to come to many of his opponents. A good sport on and off the athletic field, he will always be remembered as a great Cadet. wiirnen H. sroven n 5 i duct and Intramural Bars. Smokey, as he was known among his friends, was another of the lounge boys, and his piercing intellect into a host of topics made him one of the out- standing figures there. Smokey was one of the best liked boys in the school and was really a whiz at keeping his platoon up to stuff. After five years of naval training under Commander Nelimark, he was a real old seo dog and Bolles will not soon forget this versatile character. 'Q' Geffen A .,f ,W A .iliflizlw '59--s. 3. ii lf , my Lf A MICHAEL MILLES TIERNEY DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA- Entered, '5l, Assd. Co. B, Academic Bar, Tennis Team, 4. Mike left a fine mark at Bolles after his one year slay here. A fine tennis player, he has helped Mr. Teeguarden to gel out of many tough scrapes this year. ln addi- tion to his athletic'ability, Mike was con- stantly near the top of his class scholasti- cally. Mike also had a personality which was hard to beat and a very good nature. It is indeed seldom that a boy leaves as good an impression on the faculty and cadets as this boy did in his stay here. ALFREDO LEON TORRES Mexico cirv, Mexico Entered, '51, Assd. Co. A, Conduct Bar. Alfredo, another member of that infam- ous Cuban delegation, and a new boy this year, has really come into his own this year. Mastering such minor details as learning English and survival at Bolles comparatively easily, we now feel that he is well on his way to college and suc- cess in the future. Good luck to you, Alfredol -- . V, L- A J' 4 '- 'l' 1' il' A I W0 '11 11' W '- Q ' H4 '19, -I 4 ,,l', I ,xts .' In ' , 1 I M l H Viv, -HL w -- - 1 , g ,f '1 '4 ,144 x .N . , M0 .l I-Affil,' xx fill' will ll 1 , 0 f . y x o t X 'gf' -I pf' l . sill I t L X . Il 1 'P 5 . ,J a' -I-. ,jf'i ' f-' 'QAMES C. TYSON Ill WAYCROSS, GEORGIA Entered, '49, Assd. Co. B, P.O. Zfc, 2, P.O. lfc, 3, Lt., 4, Academic, Conduct, Athletic, and Naval Bars, Vice-pres. Slu- dent Council, 2, 3, W. D. Baldwin Best New Boy Award, 2, President Senior and Junior Class, 3, 4, Alpha Society, 3, Sgt.- at-Arms Alpha Society, 3, Mark Bradley Trophy, 3, Lawrence M. Hirsig Award, 3, Vice-Pres. Student Council, 3, 4, Captain Football Team, 4, B Club Vice-Pres., 3, Secretary, 4, Track, 3, Basketball 3, 4. One of the most versatile and best liked boys at Bolles, Jim was definitely the best B Co. Commander in recent years. JAMES B, WATERS, JR. JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Entered, '46, Assd. Co. E, Jr. Corp., '46, Jr. Sgt., lfc, '47, P.F.C., l, Corp., 3, lst lt., 4, Academic, Conduct, and Athletic Bars, Vice Pres. Beta Society, '48, Mem- ber B Club, 3, 4, Varsity Rifle Team, l, 2, 3, 4, Member Beta Society, '4B. J. B., another of those peniphalent chaps, really worked hard as the executive of Company A. Every day at drill time, J. B. was to be found harassing those in- dividuals who tried vainly to get away with murder. J. B.'s conscientious labors in all the fields here ot Bolles showed those characteristics of personality that are so necessary in everyday life. - . 3 , ' . , . K A, I 'ff g WA, f J J ' fb JH- If 'J cf A - 4 A J 3 V ' .F as , 4 4 1, A If . ' 4 Entered, '46, Assd. CO. E, Transferred Co. A, Jr. Corp., '47, P,F.C., 1, Corp., 2, Sgt., MADISON MELVIN WEEKS JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Entered, '50, Assd. Co. A, P.F.C., 3, Conduct, Military, Intramural, and Service Bars. Maddy was usually at his best, the very epitone of wit, in Captain Keating's first period English class. Here, with Bill Richardson, he provided entertainment for the whole class. In the clothing room, Maddy could be found trading choice bits of conversation and iokes with Captain Keating and Bill. We have often wonder- ed as to what the content of these con- versations was. CHARLTON C. WILSON, JR. JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA 1' -es7f5ZJ, f',If .E l K ivunumllz sl! I L 3 Ngfsas NNN ia i th I 1- - A I 'illlti 3, Master Sgt., 4, Service, Conduct, and Academic Bars, Varsity Rifle Team, 3, 4. Jug Head, the name given him by his many triends here at Bolles, had a sense af humor from 'way back. Some of his comments will go down in the History of the school. He could be found in the companionship of such individuals as Henry A. McClellan, Bob Gryder, and the other wheels of the day boy branch of society. On the staff of the battalion this year, Jug Head continued to be the hard working chap that he was in the day boy platoon of Company A, and we feel that he will go far in life. Zlnderclaumen -,,..- The Patio if-Q: QR. 1 vi' JL X ff,.,, , - ' in l,Ogi:,i.-wovullls, A.. The junior C1444 of SZ . . 'W Y- QD ,.,..-- HG' RAMON ABARCA JAMES M. BARKER JR. RALPH L. BARTLETT COLIN R. BENOLKEN Miami, Fla. Orlando, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. JAMES V. BENT PETER T. BIBBENS JOHN W. BICKNELL GEORGE W. BRADLEY Jacksonville, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. Lexinglon, Ky. Jacksonville, Fla. DAVID L. CATES LESTER COLEMAN JR. GEORGE W. CORY Ill THOMAS CRAY Jacksonville, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. Skanealelas, N. Y. Jacksonville, Fla. ELTON P. DANIELS LESLIE J. DANIELS WALTER T. DAVIS JR. JAMES M. DOORLY JR. Branford, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. Arcadia, Fla. Dominican Republic JOSEPH H. DURKEE DONALD W. EDWARDS THOMAS H. FIDLER WILLIAM L. FORSTER Jacksonville, Fla. Syracuse, N. Y. Panama City, Flo. Vero Beach, Fla. JAMES V. FREEMAN JR. ROBERT M. FUDGE ROBERT M. GILLETT ROBERT W. GRAFFT Jacksonville, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. Honolulu, Hawaii Jacksonville, Flo. FRANCIS H. HARE HENRY L. HARTLEY C. BOYCE HOWELL EDWARD K. JACKSON Birmingham, Ala. Jacksonville, Fla. Jasper, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. THEODORE S. JOHNSON ROBERT C. JONES J? if -xx I RICHARD KLAHR Greensboro, N. C. Jacksonville, Fla. Cocoa, FMT Jacksonville, Fla. 4 5 Y' 'N' 4 1 S' ' Q ,I ., ,h A. is if ss N if . l ll Y kv fa l , . N - f CHARLES A. KLlNE JAMES C. LANGLEY THOMAS O. MANN JAMES E. MARTIN Il Jacksonville,,Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. CHAUNCEY W. MATTHEWS WILLIAM P. MOHLE CHARLES F. MORTON CLARENCE E. MULLIS JR Miami Beach, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. KEITH PALMER OSCEOLA K. POWELL FRED A. RANKIN JOSEPH J. ROMANO Timmonsville, S. C. Miami, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. Syracuse, N. Y. RONALD E. ROSECRANS R. WELTY SHRUM DONALD C. SISTRUNK WALTER J. SOPER Syracuse, N. Y. Jacksonville, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. Windham, N. Y. 0- JOHN L. STEVENS CLAUDE G. TATRO JR. ROLAND L. L. TAYLOR RICHARD THALLEEN Dorchester, Ga, Jacksonville, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. GUSTAVE TUCKER HOLLINGSWORTH TURNER WILLIAM P, VAN BUREN LLOYD E. VANDERPAL Caracus, Venezuela Jacksonville, Fla. Key West, Fla. Hebron, Ill. WARREN G. WATREL GAIL L. WEST ANDREW H, WHALEY MORTON D, WILKINSON Carlstad, N. J. Jacksonville, Fla. Atlanta, Ga. Decatur, Ga. I l MICHAEL C. WILSON ROBERT C. WIMBERLY JOHN M, WITHERS JERRV WOODWARD Jacksonville, Fla. Columbia, S. C. DeWitt, N. Y. Martin's Ferry, Ohio . 11 Xt N x Tlceir claw office:-A . . Left fo righf: Richard Klahr, Treasurerg Richard Thalleen, Vice-Presidenfg Colin Benolken, Presi dentg Francis Hare, Secrefaryg Robert Gilleft, Sergeant-at-Arms. MW 4 1 , ,, , Q X . , ,N T i' 33 i' ,f f Q f Q igxj .,,.. ,, K',, ii 4' Y Wx-fe: Y, K' Q ii Si' V ,,,,3,7 H yy J irj Mmm-X ..,..,f-M . . . the Soplwinor-ea First row: Robert Fuller, David Barker, John Malone, John Ratlield, John Wilson, William Rich- ardson, Jule Kaufmann, Richard Paine, Paul Foley, John Addis, Charles Arnold, Philip Howe, Hayes Basford. Second row: Clark Lambert, Raymond Foster, Leonard Moe, William Lundy, Thomas Watts, Davidson Smith, Ray Beadle, David Austin, Harry Brice, Donald Golden, Richard Dowling Joseph Subers, Allison Denny, 1 Third row: Walter Holland, John McLellan, Jerry Gwin, James Gladwell, Armin Krueger, William Butts, John Hinck, George Croft, William Maierteldt, Charles Bailey, Thomas Ingram, Conley Ward, John Pearce, George Gibbs. . . tlie ?1-ulcmen . . . First row: Robert Chamberlain, Robert Austin, James Pinkerton, Michael Snyder, Albert Beck- um, Henry Tiska, Freddy Buckner, Terrell Jackson, Hector Dominguez, George Dunlap, Robert Snyder, Charles McArthur, John Beauchamp-Nobbs, John Slye, David Lane. Second row: Graham Jones, James Cozy, William Johnson, William Miller, Arthur Logie, James Lopez, Ernest Santos, Robert Steven, John Warren, George Ferber, William Dempsey, John Olson, Rodger Phelps, Jose Fernandez, Larry Sheperd, Emmett Waite, William Jessup, Ed- win Coleman. Third row: William Higgins, Raymond Conway, George Brunkhorst, Joseph Walsh, Thomas Duncan, Henry Smith, William Wren, Eugene Corbin, John Hill, Gerald Fair, Griffin Rountree, Robert Rhees, Lloyd Ulrich, George Piner, Adrian Birney, Charles Smith, Jerome Orr, Thomas Lee, James McColskey, Ernest Harris. . . and the Qglc tl: gr-adam Q 'H vm, ' First row: Robert McCain, Charles Rush, Dudley Johnson, Martin Every, Gary Peacock, James Hartzog, Norman Edwards, Kenneth Klausner, Thomas Haydon, Robin de la Garza, Charles Rousseau, James White, Thomas Watts. Second row: John Schreiner, William White, Clarence Porch, William Middleton, Thomas Crosby, Harry de Montmollin, Richard Taylor, William Stanly, Antonio Vinent, Bryant Vann, William McCullagh, Lewis Fraser, Frederick Schnauss. Third row: Thomas Mickler, Jon Sandberg, Carter Belvin, Walter Ripley, Lemuel Waters, Da- vid Piper, Patrick Henderson, George Hodges, Joe Whitworth, Walter Holland, Joseph Hixon, Edward Miraglia, Richard Wavro. Urgangatioow -M X ei NSN: Q . -WLS NK! ...V V .1 5? N.. - LA X 2 i f K if . zQ1tf9+ - Q X.kk. 3 L . ,1 K2 I 3? s E 3 5. f The Tower Tlieae activitiu kept aw 6uAq . . . Alpha Review Seated, left to right: Henry McClellan, John Dykers, Bill Slye. Standing, left to right: Jim Bent, Bill Miller, Ross Benolken, Captain Hochheim. This is the literary magazine edited and pub- Editor-in-Chief -------A --blrrvi J Ohm R. Dykers lished by members of the Alpha Society, senior honor group. The first of two issues this year took Science Edllof --s---- -'-s-s-- H emi' Mcclellcn science as its theme and compared most favorably Assistant Editor wrrrrrrrrrrrirrrrrrrrrrrVVVVVVVV Bill Slye with previous Reviews which were Columbia Schol- astic press prize winne,s, Faculty Adviser ,ss, Captain W. A. Hochheim . ll w' dm 'Q ,gg I Q5 ,ag Alpha Society Seated, left to right: David Cates, Jim Tyson, Ross Benolken, Henry McClellan, Charlie Kern, Frankie Brown, Captain Hochheim. Standing, left to right: Frank Martin, Francis Hare, Bill Roll, Bill Slye, Claude Tatro, Bob David- son, Roy Lang, James Freeman, Ronald Fowler, John Dykers, Jim Bent, John Dyal. President .,,., Vice Presidents Secretary., Treasurer, s. Sgt-at-Arms.. S. Faculty Advisers, Henry McClellan .,,,.Charlie Kern Frankie Brown as ,Ycccc,,,cs,, Ross Benolken sY.,.,..sss,s,,ssss Jim Tyson Captain W. A. Hochheim This organization is the senior honor group at Bolles and is composed of those Cadets in the lOth through l2th grades who maintain an 8870 or better academic average for tive consecutive months and can meet the other requirements of character, service, and leadership. The group is a chapter ofthe National Honor Society. . . 6ut we had the Aatufactivn . . B Club First row, left to right: Bill Roll, Bill Slye, Richie Klahr, Dick Thalleen, Joe Subers. Second row, left to right: Stu Gregory, Ray King, Randall Thomson, Squeek Marvin, Boyce Howell. Third and fourth rows, left to right: Jose Abarca, Ramon Abarca, Bruce Norman, Francis Hare, J. B. Waters, Roy Lang, Bobby Paul, Chauncey Matthews. Standing, left to right: Larry Moshell, .lim Tyson, R. D. Saunders, Capt. Bergen. On the upswing after a year in the doldrums is President' ,,,,,7,,,,,,,,,A-,-,,,,V,,A,,, R, D. Sounders the B Club, athletic letfermen's group. The crown- Vice presidenfmmw-mm mn-,Larry Moshel' mg achievement ofthe year was the creation ofa S t T J- T B Club room in one of the old classrooms fronting ecre Cry' rqosurer s ' , lm yson F It Ad r Ca tain Bergen on the patio. OCU Y W59 ---------'--A '-A P .fgji fi Beta Society Seated, left to right: Joe Hixon, Lloyd Ulrich, Billy Miller, Corkey Smith. Standing, left to right: Billy Douglas, Henry McCullagh, Robert Snyder, Jerry Epps, John Slye, George Hodges, Bo Schnauss, Adrian Birney, George Dunlap, Nat Jones, Bobby Austin, Frank Seghers, Captain Todd. Pregjdenf ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, L ynn Tobey The Bolles Chapter of the National Junior Honor Secrefgry -,--,,AA, -WHVVAV j ge Hixon Society, the Beta Society, was founded in 1948 by Tfeggufef wsvuuuwuwww, ,,,--,, L Ioyd Ulrich the Alpha. The organization has the same mem- Sgf-Qf-Afm5 -,,-,,,,,,, ,A--,,,,,, J ohn Slye bership requirements as the senior group and in- Fggulfy Adviser ,,,,A,,, ,w4---, C Qpfgjn Todd cludes students from the sixth through ninth grades. o receialiny lciglc rewau-da . . . Bugle Staff Seated, left to right: Captain Walker, Frankie Brown, Charlie Kern, Larry Moshell, Captain Roy. Standing, left to right: Jim Bent, Drew Dowling, Claude Tatro, Squeek Marvin, David Dobson, Bob Davidson, Bill Slye, Henry McClellan, Pete McCranie, Bill Miller, Bob Ernest, Wally Brad- ley. This is the newspaper of the Cadets, published EdjfOf-jn-Chjef ,-,--,, V Kfhc,-lie Kern monthly during the year and serving as a com- plete record of school events. 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Glee Club Front row, left to right: Mike Snyder, Joe Beckum, Freddie Buckner, Charles McArthur, Richard Paine. At Piano: James G. Roy. Standing in rear, left to right: Francis Hare, Thad Davis, Joe Subers, Frankie Brown, Walter Holland, Jim Kenaston, Griffin Rountree, Ted Johnson, John Dyal, Claude Tatro, Arthur Logie, David Dobson, Al Denny, Ted Duncan, John Withers, John Pearce, Powell Brewton, Drew Dowling, J. L. Stevens, Gene Smith, Jerry Gwin, Mike Walsh, Dick Jackson, George Cory. The Glee Club made its sole appearance this year at the Christmas Candlelight Service where the members gave a performance that could only be called excellent. Under the direction of Cap- tain Roy the Cadets practiced regularly for several wee-ks preceding their performance. Director ,,,...... ........ C aptain James G. Roy Photography Club Seated, left to right: E. L. Coleman, Gene Smith, Boyce Howell, Ross Benolken, Chauncey Matthews, Tommy Mann, Clark Lambert. , First row standing, left to right: Joe Beckum, Freddie Buckner, Mike McCain, W. D. Johnson, Ted Johnson, Billy Miller, Hector Dominquez, Henry Tiska, Lester Coleman, Captain Garces. Second row standing, left to right: Jerry Orr, Ray Beadle, Claude Tatro, Fred Herrick, Don Sistrunk, David Piper, Roland Taylor, Charles Kline, Bob Chamberlain. Pfegidenf AVVYYYYVYAVUV 4,------------,A R Q55 Benglken FOUr1Cled two years CIQO by CCIplCllr1 GGTCSS and , . a number of boys interested in photography, this Vlce Presldenl -'--'----- Chauncey MGllheW5 group enioyed its best year in '5l - '52. Mem- Secreforypmmmmn Boyce Howell bership was larger than at any previous time and I 1 members pushed forward an active program of Faculty Adviser ........ ....... C Opl0II'1 GOVCGS improving the facilities of the cIub's darkroom. to become tomorrow! leader-A. Quill 8. Scroll Seated, lett to right: Captain Walker, Jim Bent, Charlie Kern, Frankie Brown, Larry Moshell, Captain Roy. Standing, left to right: Bob Ernest, Squeek Marvin, Henry McClellan, John Dykers, Bill Slye, Arthur Logie, Billy Miller. Charles E. Kern- Editor-in-Chiel, The Bugle Co-Ealitor-in-Chief, The Eagle Frank C. Brown Managing Editor, The Bugle Co-Editor-in-Chief, The Eagle 8- Scroll. The members are all active on one or This is the Bolles Chapter of the international honorary society for high school iournalists, Quill 'lOhnERJPylferi:h, f AI h R A more of the three school publications and have lOf-If1- le , G SVISW Faculty Advisersh p met other membership requirements. Captains James G, Roy anal W. Harold Walker ff' s r ' i N. lily Student Council Seated, left to right: Major Hooker, Larry Moshell, Jim Tyson, Stu Gregory. Standing, left to right: R. D. Saunders, Ray Abarca, John Pearce, Bobby Paul, Henry McClellan, Richie Klahr. President ,,,,,...,, Vice President ..,,.., Secretary ..c.,...c.., c Faculty Adviser ....... c,.ccc .c..,.cStu Gregory Jim Tyson Larry Moshell ,Major Hooker Representing the wishes and opinions of the Battalion of Cadets to the Administration are the members of the Student Council, elected by the Cadets themselves. Stu Gregory, a four year mem- ber, was President this year and the group per' formed its functions very competently, X I- J ' s' 3- r X, 7x U xl 'L XX Q + I .J K X -F 1 , Military 'Ilnit L ve The Colors 'flee clcain 0 command n I CADET LIEUTENANT COMMANDER ROWLAND D. SAUNDERS Battalion Commander Military Instructors Left to right- LT. COLONEL JAMES D. BALL C Company Commandant CAPTAIN ORVILLE SNYDER Bandrnaster CAPTAIN ROBERT TODD A Company Commandant CAPTAIN THOMAS R. HORTON Commandant LT. COLONEL EARL D. HALL PMS 8. T .1 I . l l The Kattalion Staff Left to Right- Capt. Charles E. Kern, Battalion Adiutant, Lt. Cmdr. Rowland D. Saunders, Bat- talion Commander, lst Lt. Henry A. McClellan, Personnel Adiutant, MfSgt. Robert V. David- son, Band, lst Lt. William Richardson, Day Boy Executive, Mfsgf. Neil Presser, Band, 2nd Lt Donald Sistrunk, Mess Officer, Ensign Ronald Fowler, Plans 81 Operations. MISS BEVERLY BRAVERMAN K Staff Sponsor MISS BETTY JOYCE SCHERRER 'l OOO you down tlie line . . Front row, left to right: lst Lt. Bill Richardson, 2nd Lt. Robert Gryder, 2nd Lt. Lewis Marvin, Captain Charlie Kern, lst Lt. Henry McClel- lan, lst Lt. J. B. Waters, 2nd Lt. Jerry Spragens. Back row, left to right: Cap- tain Larry Moshell, 2nd Lt. Bruce Norman, Captain Bob- by Paul, 2nd Lt. Don Sis- trunk. Commissioned i 5-'5',-f ay S K Q Ax-. K 2934 ii 3is'iQii'n'W:Q'i1N'S t t L1- sss:awMiQHi3Ss .Y Military, Band, and Staff Officers Non-Commissioned 3 L - 1 ' , k fi, ,, ,sr th, jj -ii -1 g'3i1t-M57 ,Q .sm Seated, left to right: Ray Abarca, Neil Presser, Roland Taylor, David Austin, James Bent, Craig Ellison, Claude Tatro, James Freeman, Jose Abarca, Bill Roll, Chauncey Matthews. Standing, left to right: Os- car Lange, Gene Stapler, Tommy Mann, Johnny Sop- er, Charles Kline, David Dob- son, Bob Davidson, Clarence Manley, Bill Mohle, James Langley, Armin Krueger, Frankie Brown. X X iiii in ii Company 14 The Military Unit had an excellent year with the largest number of cadets in the history of the unit cmd an above average group of officers and non- corns. Military Science courses were taken by all cadets in the organization and as the end of the year drew near drilling was intensified in an effort to re- tain the l-lonor Company trophy for the company for the twelfth consecutive year. A Company Sponsor MISS ELIZABETH ANNE BROWN Jacksonville, Flu. A QIXM 439.1 3 ' ., V 3. to all Cadetd . . M to gg . First Platoon Platoon Commander ........ ..o,.,,o,.,. 2 nd Lieutenant Lewis Marvin Platoon Sergeant .,.,.,.... .,,,....A......,....,........... S ergeant lfc Chauncey Matthews xg EP ll.. A K L-LQ .r f-. . hfnh Second Platoon Platoon Commander oooo,. ..,.o a 2nd Lieutenant Bruce Norman Platoon Sergeant a,ooa..a, o ..,o Sergeant 1 'c Wiley Jarrell -Qnaiq, -.i he xiii? wf ,ng I , Y B fi' :,,-sf under tlceil- command M, Sy . - .funr . uh.. . a . A .-1. Third Platoon Platoon Commander ........ ...,,......,,......,......A 2 nd Lieutenant Robert R, Gryder Acting Platoon Sergeant .,...... ,4....,oo,........ S ergeant Charles Kline X P QQXA fi A, nfl l ' lil! H' .J I ,,,' X -cQf ffv xi? jr- , If H The Band Drum Major ........ . ,,Q... 2nd Lieutenant Stuart Gregory The Band was larger this year than at any time in its recent history with twenty-six members playing a wide variety ot instruments. The Band concerts pre- ceding each parade met with unusually favorable re- ceptions this year. Bcnd Sponsor MISS JANE HICKS Jacksonville, Flo. M I Ylnit Xl .K 2'-v-Aa' W ,f 11174 w C 'L , 1,6f'ig f'? 'iw ax 55-:'7da?1i Mg ' 'fgf41FQ.,: . -Msg, .. r A , ,ggwgi 1 Vjfiigf' X ,3'r. L,,gf'J k 1 'TQ-' .:z7fz5w if xxx FV The Dock Fruenting Company K . . . Jockso This year proved to be an excellent one for B Com- pany. Much equipment was added including tour new boats and new equipment for the naval classes, The dock and the fleet of boats were repaired. These improvements were made possible by the money re- ceived from the raffle of a Sea Shell last year. B Company Sponsor MISS FAYE KLAHR nville, Fla. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS Seated, lett to right: Henry Hartley, Michael Kenny, Charles Morton, Richard Klahr, Ellington Hardin, Roy Lang, Peter McCranie, Rob- ert Gillett, Colin Benolken, Peter Bibbens. Standing, left to right: Ran- dall Thomson, Robert Brady, Durwood Foshee, Robert Wimberly, Joseph Subers, Francis Hare, David Cates, William Brown, John Hill, Edward Jackson, William Maierteldt, Frank Martin, John Pearce, Clark Lambert. Naval Cadet Officers Lett to right: Jim Tyson John Dykers Wilfred Stover Keith Palmer Raymond King NON-COMWIISSIONED OFFICERS rated aw vne of Aix . . , ., wg, Ng -Mitt, . J X First Platoon First row: Francis Hare, Randall Thomson, Gerald Fair, Richard Jackson, Capes Burnett, Jo- seph Walsh, Arthur Logie, Robert Rhees, John Olson. Second row: Ensign Wilfred Stover, Charles Morton, John Withers, Ralph Bartlett, Joseph Whitworth, Allison Denny, Leonard Bellingrath, William Forster, Andrew Whaley. Third row: John Hill, George Cory, Donald Edwards, Ernest Harris, Lloyd Vanderpal, Ray Beadle, William Higgins, Lemuel Waters, Harry Bennett. Fourth row: Clark Lambert, Walter Holland, Patrick Henderson, William Miller, Theodore Johnson, John Schreiner, Albert Beckum, PeterMcCranie. Second Platoon First row: Robert Brady, Michael Kenney, Andrew McCullough, Leslie Daniels, John Stevens Thomas Duncan, Harry Brice, Rodger Phelps. ' Second row: William Brown, Michael Tierney, Powell Brewton, David Lane, Richard Paine Walter Davis, Walter Holland, Joseph Subers. Third row: Ensign Keith Palmer, David Cates, John McLellan, George Hatfield, Joseph Miller Larry Shepherd, Martin Every, John Pearce. Fourth row: Robert Wimberly, Morton Wilkinson, Henry Smith, William Jessup, James Cozy Dudley Johnston, Robert Gillett. lilonor Naval Tlnitd . . Third Platoon First row: Colin Benolken, Peter Bibbens, Hollingsworth Turner, Robert Steven,Charles Bailey Lester Coleman, Charles Smith, John Slye, Leonard Moe, Edward Jackson. Second row: Richard Klahr, William Wetherell, George Croft, William Dempsey, John Beau- champ-Nobbs, John Warren, Jule Kautman,Ellington Hardin. Third row: Ensign Raymond King, Henry Hartley, James Martin, Thomas Watts, William Rich- ardson, Hayes Basford,,Frank Fraser, Michael Snyder, George Dunlop, William Maierteldt Durwood Foshee. Fourth row: George Piner, Thomas Ingram, Jerome Orr, George Gibbs, Emmett Waite, Ray mond Conway, William White, Frank Martin. I I .55 .E . A-vs. l' K W Naval Stuff V. A. Nelimcrk LCDR-USN, P. F. Russell GMCUSN, W. Sowoniewske GMC-USN, G. E. Davis BMC-USN. , ,. QP' I if .. - ,'.. IE! W ,INK in tice nation. Official Phofogrcp S Naval Inspection Party CDR. J. G. Andrews U. S. N., CDR. C. R. Cunningham, Moior D. E. Hooker U. S. A. R., LCDR V. A. Nelimcrk U. 5. N. R. ,semi 9? 'S I' wgw .E ll. JXo x 1 ..-.,, un1:Q'?i E Q Q W 5, 5 WLKV unior Sala vol Patio Archways C Cvmpanq. .. LT. COL. JAMES D. BALL MRS. R. D. SEARLES Director House Mother Cadet Captain LARRY MOSHELL Co. Commander Cadet Second Lieutenant Cadet Second Lieutenant BILL SLYE JERRY SPRAGENS Platoon Leader Platoon Leader Company C' The Junior School, otherwise known as C Com- pany, has had a very beneficial year. The enroll- ment in the l'Little Mens Company was the greatest it has ever been. This contributed to the tact that tor the first time in quite a while, C Company gave their big brothers, A and B Company, a little competi- tion in drilling ability. C Ccmpany can be proud ot itself, for the young- sters have done a good iob. Company Sponsor MISS ELLA MAE JONES Jacksonville, Fla. . . IMA leen the fir-At Ko! e.A lame . . . SECOND PLATOON COMMANDING - S. GERALD SPRAGENS FIRST SQUAD - Ernest Del Rio, Bill Douglas Jack Thalleen, Tommy Watts, Mike Miller, Bib Angel, George Buchanan, Alfred Brooke SECOND SQUAD - Walter Huff, Eddie Porch Bob Lechner, Gary Peacock, Freddy Hiatt Tom Tygart, Jesse Barnhill. THIRD SQUAD - Fritz Schnauss, Ernest Mar- tin, Julian Fant, Bryant Vann, Jake McClosky Lou Frazer. Platoon Sergeant - Jerry Epps FIRST PLATOON COMMANDING - WILLIAM R. SLYE FIRST SQUAD - Joe Hixon, Bo Schnauss, John Morgan, Bill Stanly, Dudley Johnson, Arley Neal, Tom Haydon, Bob Jones, John Gartland. SECOND SQUAD - Nat Jones, Harry de Montmollin, Charles Rousseau, George Spain, Jim Hartzog, Joe Higdon, Jack Dunlap. THIRD SQUAD - Frank Seghers, Dick Wavro, Ed Miraglia, Allen Taylor, Buzzy Klausner, Jim Pinkerton, Bob Henley. Platoon Sergeant-George Hodges THIRD PLATOON COMMANDING-CARTER H. BELVI N FIRST SQUAD - Warren Sanchez, Charles Rush, Bill Austill, Terry Lyon, Charles Cleve- land, Charles Blue, Bill Bond, Brian Clifton. SECOND SQUAD - Roy Hinck, Bob Philbin, Tom Boardman, Conrad Cowort, Hunt Lewis, Henry Tiska. THIRD SQUAD - Walter Ripley, Tony New' tan, Albert Bacon, Ted Crosby, Allen Pierce, Jim White, Bob Sample. Platoon sergeant - Dick Taylor A S it S R slxm GRADE First Row - Hiatt F., Buchanan G., Henley R., Brooke A., Angel B., Miller M. Second Row -Tygart T., Lyon T., Spain G., Thalleen J., Neal A., Gartland J., Dunlap J. SEVENTH GRADE First Row-Blue C., Bond W., Higdon J., Clifton B., McClcsky J., Lechner R., Douglas W., Smith G., Jones R., Cleveland C. Second Row- Lewis H., Cowart C., Taylor A., Newton T., Sample R., Austill W., Barnhill J., Philbin R., Boardman T., Hinck R., Seghers F. Third Row - Hutt W., Morgan J., Pierce A., Epps J., Font J., Martin E., Sanchez W., Johnson D., Bacon A., Del Rio E., Jones N., Schnauss R. . . of many prominent ceded . . . HELLDIVERS Q - ' W.- , - ' F : C Q K M , , . , Front Row -Buzzy Klausner, George Buchanan, Bob Henley, Arley Neal, Tom Haydon, Bryan Clifton, Bill Austill, George Spain. Back Row-Captain Hochheim, Russell Cleveland, Hunt Lewis, Bo Schnauss, Fritz Schnauss, Allen Pierce, John Morgan, Tony Newton, Joe Hixon. ml all 't7lT D'c' - C ,Uifj lffrxgm, Qpk WILDCATS ,,,,. Q , - - , - 4 ,Q ' - -1 ' ' 'TW , - - . , ,f A X , Front Row -Jake McClosky, Bill Bond, Jack Dunlap, Jim Pinkerton, John Gartland, Henry Tiska, Lou Frazer, Gary Peacock. Back Row - Tom Boardman, Ted Crosby, Charles Rousseau, Ernest Martin, Jerry Epps, Dudley Johnson, Walter Hutt, Charles Blue, Captain Beard. BUCCANEERS W H -T . Front Row - Alfred Brooke, Bryant Vann, Dick Taylor, Julian Fant, Tommy Tygart, Ernest Del Rio, Bill Douglas. Back Row -Captain Roth, Eddie Porch, Harry de Montmollin, Carter Belvin, Walter Ripley, Dick Wavro, Terry Lyon, Jim White. SKYROCKETS csc. 1 - . X Q, ' . ,- ' A - Vw 5 . T N . A fs . Front Row- Joe Higdon, Frank Seghers, Freddie Hiatt, Bob Sample, Conrad Cowart, Charles Rush, Jim Hartzog, Jesse Barnhill, Nat Jones, Bob Philbin. Back Row - Tom Watts, Bill Middleton, Albert Bacon, Warren Sanchez, George Hodges, Al- len Taylor, Bill Stanly, Roy Hinck, Bob Lechner, Cadet Captain Moshell. in the upper Aclwol , 4 ' ,, 4 THE RAMBLERS THE TENNIS TEAM ,4- swf' . Q RN., Q' QX M yy -.1 - 2 my 'L m 5 X ,fx 5. X jx r C . la T- 4 ww x. 2 J- A -1. x -J w .Q L' 1. . 4 ' ' I wwf-fi Mmm....mwf'A 14 tlcletic Trophy Case fvotfall . . . Front-Jim Tyson, R. D. Thomson, Paul Herloski, Warren Watrel, John Withers, Dick Thal- ' leen, John Hill, Jack Denny. Second-Jim Kenaston, Dick Jackson, Lou Stark, Ron Rosecrans, Bill Roll, Ray King, Bill Mohle. Third- Roy Lang, Bob Brady, Don Edwards, Blly Coats, Bob Wimberly, George Corey. Fourth - Keith Palmer, Richie Klahr, Fred Blume, Jerry Spragens, David Cates. Fifth - Bob Pearce, Ralph Simmons, Major Hooker, Lamar DuBose, Chuck Lamb. CAPT. JIM TYSON and COACH SIMMONS Much to the,delight of the Cadet fans, l95l pro- duced an eleven that should go down in Bolles foot- ball histcry. It was one of the strongest combines ever to come out of the San Jose school. Only one tie and one defeat marred the Cadet's nine game schedule. The quality of the material was proved by the fact that several boys gained positions on All-Star teams. The feats of the l95l Fighting Cadet squad will not soon be forgotten. Nl 4 ,,, .nee v1lllll u.' 9m n2-U! l-. power Eflms ressive Vmtory - ll P bles to 34'o Tnump T ' hed Mucdenny ef our-WW alles RUM Bam l-flellnv' W l Iwi lell me bll' ee . -lla e ml- -le mell- BQLLES md ,D b, .unem- lee hele , , -lx nv ,ffl nflmlle ave men RNANDINA o es 390V 0 all dollnpollr that dr d bln-ke and they romp lrrl cl., 39-0, efure a scant who brllled the rain Ula! V? rln for l nelmlu ,, mln lm nl-lm.,-. l v. l ll .ll . 1 .l r .. ll.-... l.l...... 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A W N-,V1-ln v' lawn, ln N ,ny ln Mor, nn I B N A Yl,Elll:llll,, ,Y,, mul. .- I-ll ' llnvfd I lm nil ' ed I I U' mule by pnllee e vm. were h w B ,mls ln now ll' 'W' 0' V'- ' ' mall yum-- ...ml- uma. N,-,I mn KaAleet6a1L Wvfida C7444 'i4 Champ . . . L X, l l l i Front Row-Wally Bradley, manager, Lou Stark, Bill Roll, Chuck Mainwood, Ray Abarca, Donny Edwards, Wiley Jarrell, Manager. Back Row- Paul Herloski, Jim Tyson, Jack Denny, Stu Gregory, John Withers, Coach Mark Bradley. Not to be outdone by the football team, the T952 basketball squad came up with one ot the best quin- tets in Bolles' history. The classy hardcourtmen steam- rolled through most of their opposition, and they reached a peak in their 90-36 thrashing of Gaines- ? ville. The Cadets sported the tallest team in the city as well as one of the best records. ',l- COACH BRADLEY ond CAPT. STUART GREGORY 'I' 1 ,k iv ALL-STAR CLUB N. ff if Tlllnng V B ' wr nun... hemp- al J..-nm. hm JACKSON 5 Bo Bay :asv stun:-ca-,,,,,, I .na 1- 1 Y fu Jlrlnnn auf ffrlnndmpn '-Mmm 4 L M Q ,,, G l 'y or Mn... ' Q sn.. in-own ,F na JM., n U' - 1,4--I gun Sw wln- -NTS:- L lam--: My, ---nm., J I ,nm crun- - - sm.. ... 1.......2f uowmuu ::...-1 n.,...if .f ff Tum , mm , muh 1 Mu or rlfuru-ffniavh Al-una: U 1..,:','::' L N ry-...J N 'us 1 mnwxxuxn' nmmhx HNARUI N11 xUl'xyV.n,Nm H un uuxmuilx yy - BHS WXNS BURTON STATEELASS Acme The Long and the olxiigrgio Qu La 44.32 T 1 Pdf' fl ' I Denny -.son PXUNSHXP Cudfls Tramp Mulbefrry Pant 56-30 ln Finals le hers Running roughdv-Pd oval th' Mulberry Pnmheri, 50-30, In me Flnlll. Lhl Cgddl cum A Suu M.. me nm fm. mn-nmxl fmmpxwmxv m mlm' mnwry nv. smmuy. M-ml nm, -1 uw mxmnuy or Florldn lym .1 mmfnuxf Tn. fmnp .Hd Blue ma pin- .11 . mm. H. mf num by mum, mm sn Pwr. nl sn P-umm-q rl-za. 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New York, Int sfnwrv ' ' wa sm mv memm' J W ,np Dudley mmmaned n few rtmb- Charley Nhlnw , f fx YW' A ni me on un, C-am nn early vw-ence Pnnldzm who wn emu nw nv-Dv-, ',,,,p nvfe' K, sw bd Y, Pmmmm .mm-I mme who fe- n fthe Nzw smym- B-un 1 hsvnomsl, oi mn m - ,. Je, vw' 'XML 1,,q,, md W' lvomsrd wue sm C-relury, lui cners mln yur md who fl Nw wc' wdwn-fd ,Noosa 0' I meld' mums. 5 M41 ow' ynf. npmn, .na leuermun my up over no polnuhn yn: lo mn, ,wid R, xA md In 099 me wav nmumvrd M 1,1 sv Mum, mn Cn-u, and squat Bur-funn. wm he -nam., 1 Wan hm me 1 vndon W W me W 'owns M..-gm who Wm be expects an manmn mn me noun gum ww' ' nmmvw' . was Oumvved-X M, was A mm mm rmwa. wma mum mm, mlm wmg-mn cf, MRM' , B' R lu, 3 ,nd men 5 me 590- A W muh. down cnuri xr. mu yur- mmmn mm. -na rr,-sax: E 1 4 cond ' ,rod mule mr mf Nu' fn-mpmmmp - wphomnre who n Q -1 1 d t Npiiflen lor W' 'Y QL. WU' Viv ,4 I- C' -rhne .rf nw m-ny nw:-'mm Chu A dx-fm. chlmv. will ne 1,11 I' urts 'W' we w , ' ' nn me mmwood nm yur, nn nun, mn: ngvmng lm mnmg p Hufdcn -nu-Y-' bw, mv Mm V, . gn, :mph ummm from North wma mn mmm wmpdh Qlnll' K ,xg mmol- me Gnu- cmmn. ma nom-I, :Aw-nu. Sy' mr nm nm... nn excellent ' V f X' am ff-fd Q f' uw uf r-mp, Nw vow nun, 'who mum combo vm- ruwrlor W ,cu M www Vu W me W K S' 'D V ,hype vanity mn wun hu nom bully ma .mmm .mmy nd pw 'd4,,,,.ms. ww- W'xw,,,,, w GH idtouru Wx Wx am-,xh N, ' ...wn mm mu yur wm- me wumn cm-fn nv-.any-. I da. .svibsfm 90n11'2f'CV,,,wH gmeii5'1':xA,, swirl, mv going SL X, on W' Gyn U33 ffl- f 'ff' 'mf ' ' ' C' 9 'QQk,,,..N. mad vr,,,..xf-X::d5v.,w- H' X., vfuil NM, mf dm., s Fall m Last Game, 32-6 ymgmn, Tedui' dnumes Y, ,K -4--f - mv. 1. N' U' mx u-1f 1 C,,.,.s:-h 'xf,Ku- H.. F.,l......, mu.. Q-,.1... ...Ana nw.. ...mu lb In umm um: In rlrfmlmg n .nl-nlul lu I1 lm-hug ul., hm - U' . my rn 5, Anno Mmx AMA ,Aho rlnrn X2 ' -- AW .1 nl-f .mmm 1 -L.. Bolle! mm olleiwg Qt -s S ,pq fn .ll 4 C68 KaAe6all . . . U L .8 in , , was 1 First row, left to right: Tony Vinent, Jose Abarca, Jim Langley, Ramon Abarca, Larry Moshell, Tommy Watts, Hayes Basford, Jose Campos, Paul Foley, Clark Lambert. Second row, left to right: J. D. McLellan, Paul Herloski, Donnie Edwards, Warren Watrel, Dickie Hardin, Kayo Foshee, Bob Brady, Charlie Mainwood, L. A. Hardee, Val Cathey, Lou Stark, Ron Rose- crans JH ' 4015 J ,. ,,,.,. .. 1951 SQUAD af, If-, . 'f QF L Q 'wi ' E ' 'W . . pi pt? r.,,. . ., 'wr-Q. ' . ' ' ' , - - ' . QF . 'yy' . :as -W 1' f i -. -L' -.sf 'IM' . ,gk 'wggff.,. j:-Piaw-:,f , J-T1-G16f:E.',,.i-'??:J' - . L- , ..- c.y2ai,,it: j ffv .- 'f, 'iiirw 12' ' -it , A - ' Q n 'C 1' ' ,gr , , 3 E- . 'W ,.:' , ' fiat. - John Keating and Emile Roth Coaches ' ,, , , 4. 7 ' ,- ' .. 1- C Qi- -- . . . Swimming ,. -. ' ki ce I Y P ' A T' 5. Y C f -.. J 1 ., , -f . 1 'I ,. ,f'f4-Mei, 4 1 Q 'ifitmffil zfisis- C , - z J Q v'5 f '-' -J--'Simi'-J-W--cl-qgatzfc, 3,,.,g.i 1,44 1 'G 'y ,4 BI., 1, kk, f are 1 wx - .- 'iffy E Kneeling, left to right: Coach Garces, Freddie Buckner, Jim Lopez, Fred Blume, Bruce Norman, Jim Kenaston, Richie Klahr, Squeek Marvin, Drew Dowling, David Austin, Jimmy Barker, John Raffield, Tucker Fletcher. Standing, left to right: Skip Benolken, Keith Palmer, Joe Romano, Dick Jackson, Worth Turner, Fred Morton, Stu Gregory, Chauncey Matthews., Johnny Bicknell, John Hill, John Pierce, Joe Subers, Ted Duncan, Gregory Wilson. 'fa 7. ,7 is J 19515QuAD egg f Qtef L Class A State Champs and NEC Champs B J' J . , M uf Coach Garces and Capt. Stuart Gregory 7enniA . . . Front Row-Cappy Burnett, manager, Jimmy Bent, Dudley Johnston, John Dykers, Mike Tierney, Roy Lang, Bobby Paul. Back Row:-Lt. Harvey Wood, asst. coach, Tom my Mickler, Neal Presser, Roland Taylor, Don- ald Sistrunk, Pete McCranie, Billy Miller, Leonard Bellingrath, Mr. Jerry Teeguarden, coach. The tennis team showed great promise in the early stages of practice. With only three returning letter- men to build a squad on, Coach Teeguarden de- pended largely on Canadian Champ, Dudley John- ston and Florida Public Courts Champ, Roy Lang. Several newcomers have blossomed into fine play- ers. All in all, the team turned out to be capable of holding up the high standards which Bolles has gain- ed on the tennis courts. CO-CAPTAIN5 ROY LANG, DUDLEY JOHNSTON und COACH TEEGUARDEN . . . Rifle ASH, Af-4:9 I - .Zhu A . , A N, ,QV ,4Jg,.,f A 1 ' .- 4 - H! ,ev ' .f ' ' LV' ' f , -W f J. We- -p B ,a 4: , 3 ' fs, 1.'1wfF yan , . ., -M ff-3' ' Mi ,A . a . .W , gk, 4 ..,.,'x5L..,, , . J' hm. , ,W -A v - ' M, Agn. -4. ,as.,,.f P. . --,1.,,,' , .f:1.w: cs 'r.sf.:'-n. f .,, '-sae 5 f is 3 ff'-ff - , -u:'J,...fv- .. ,K .C , W 4 5 .,, ..- , H., , . V0 v. iq., 1 A, - fs ,.'-,. .r 1-1--fy..-wwf ,- - -cf. .Q 1 f-1 , ,, N -,- 'x..,:...ev- - , -ff sr Front Row - David Barker, Ray Beadle, Teddy Johnson, R. C. Jones, Tom Cray, Martin Every. Back Row-Conley Ward, Jerry Woodward, Clarence Manley, J. B. Waters, Bill Montgomery, Captain Love, coach. As usual, the Bolles rifle team was a top notch out- fit this year. The sharpshooters' long hours of prac- tice paid off when the results came in on a meet. Captain Love took cver the coaching chores this season and he filled the boots of last year's coach, Maior Davis, very effectively. One of the teams proiects this year was rebuild- ing the outdoor tiring range. - COACH LOVE and CAPTAIN CLARENCE MANLEY Standing - Lt. Com. Nelimark, coach, Joe Subers, Bill Roll, Powell Brewton, Dick Thalleen, Van Buren, Bob Gillett, Charles Smith, Jerry Orr, Clark Lambert, Mike Snyder. Kneeling - John Soper. The varsity golf squad, under the direction of Lcdr. Nelimark, had a successful year in l95l-52 with several victories in intra-school matches and ca good showing in the NEC. . . . Intl-amurab V-4 'Kh- Left to Right-Capt. McClure, Capt. Todd, Ens. Saltus, Capt. Gilland, Maior DuBose, Capt. Baggott. The intramural program under the able direction of Capt. O. S. Garces has made great headway this year, Every cadet in the upper school has been assigned to one of the six athletic groups, three from the military unit and three from the naval unit. A fast basketball league got under way in the Fall and competition was keen. We find in the final tally, Co. A 2nd Platoon leading the league with B-3 and B'2 tied for second honors. Fall Final Standings: W L PC Co. A, 2nd Platoon 35 5 875 Co. B. 3rd Platoon 25 l5 625 Co. B. 2nd Platoon 25 l5 625 Co. B. lst Platoon lo 24 400 Co. A. lst Platoon l0 30 250 Co. A 3rd Platoon 9 3l 225 ln swimming Co. A lst platoon mermen splashed themselves to a victorious first place by shading a strong Co. B 2nd platoon team by a score of 37 to 30 with A-3 a close third with 27 points. A-l pulled its first place honors during the very last event with a record break- ing 200 yard relay team composed of Vinent, Campos, McCain and Butts. Close of the Winter season, however, found a changed situation with B2 leading the field followed by B3, A2, Al, A3, and Bl in thatorder. 14 Company Team FIRST PLATOON f . LLE5 A 17. a if ti SECOND PLATOON THIRD PLATOON N . - ,fn - Q Q, .h -.- QX r. . -' ' Eb .-., Q , 4 - ,, ' -:I X H - ' 1 ' W l ,. W K Company Teanw 1 1 ' N 1 FIRST PLATOON SECOND PLATOON , THIRD PLATOON 14daIertiAing xk W i SO Xiziiwfizi Z we Cfaw of 7952 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 ot success in your chosen lines of endeavor. Your academic training will equip you to learn more readily atter you have taken your place in our American way of life. The achievement ot your individual goals will be speeded in accord- ance with the SERVICE you render your tellow man. We, as an organization constantly strive to render a service worthy of the name. Jacksonville Electric 8 Water Utilities J. DILLON KENNEDY Utilities Commissioner Chatmpiotm Knitwear Clow llnc ROC HESTER 4 ' NEW YORK Athletic Knit Goods - Processed Sportsweor Cltompocrolt Emblems For Schools ond Colleges Q9D't'tt.Gt5 IJUUGLAS PRINTING U0 Inc l JACKSONVILLE rf11..MuAfJ 1898 Smzdmfdauq AN- Jo BAKERY AvoNDALE C2 0WLf9 lH'll'Il!5 0 HORS-D'OUVRES - FANCY CAKES AND SANDWICHES FOR WEDDINGS - PARTIES ETC. CATERING a c7rierLcJ 3571 Sf. Johns Avenue 2-'I136 The Official Bolles School Shoe is obtainable af the Uniform Shop STOCK MAINTAINED BY cgherzcexl cfafrzfk OPERATORS OF THREE SHOE STORES IN JACKSONVILLE Bolles Shoes Fitted by Ludd's Shoe Men of School Complimenfs of AQ AO ANCGIEILU : PRODUCE Jacksonville Produce Markef, Jacksonville, Florida P PREMIER FOODS Glen-grown fruit trees and ornamentals are preferred by discriminating buyers everywhere We should be pleased to mail one of our newest price lists on request. O GLEN SAINT MARY Nurseries Company Compliments of THE SEAFOOD CENTER 136 North Myrtle Avenue JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Fresh Seafoods Daily Established 1882 lncorporated 1907 furnished by GLEN SAINT MARY, FLORIDA Main Office and Nursery, Glen Saint Mary, Florida FULTON FlSH CO-, 134 'N. Myflle Citrus Office and Nursery, Winter Haven, Florida JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA DEPENDABLE SINCE 1882 1 --f fl1'Sx 1 1 ' ,ill lllltam 'l Th N . , E 3 111, 3212 K, t . . - in an N g 'Q il-Esilfiil 1 lllllillelasirlillsgi Qfvhvwavilmw ONE OF THE SOUTH'S GREATEST STORES FINE CLASS RINGS 365, W,s,,e5 ANNOUNCEMENTS AWARDS To The Eagle . . JOSTEN'S Coleman Since T897 . . Printing Co. Representative: TRUMAN FLETCHER Phone 9-1542 Malffemgfgav aw Flagler Ave. jf 55 MEM !Qfic!e flwaf ,MA xggrue le 23145 Slim! Western Nautunfadl Gals Cwmpany CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES AMERICAN NATIONAL ANK 0112 TTMJKSQNWLLE TYUIH' SUIITIJJTKIC' Bunkj JACKSONVILF If L O R I D A fJIfl lC,liliS lblulzcnms li, D. F1Nc:fxNNoN FRANK W, Sruflmmw jmxzma W, Dfwm DI. M. EDSON fTll.lTl'Il1.ll1 of the Buaml l'rwidL11l J. M. Ensow Ii. D, FINMNNON T. D. I-I,u,1.lmx l'im'-l'fwiJw1l Wll,x,lAM XXfAl.l?ROI'. -lu. Hn-1 I-N V, SIIFIQMATN l,.xxx on NCI 1. Pl -Xllll , ,,-7.,' , 4, ' AJ 4 H f1.u1.l Itfqllcvlldclll Jul, I lu In wh ffl lt. IA PHI! I HW! IH llwwk XX NH' M 4ll1ll'f,1Il'!7lL'l' ' -'MNH in UH! XX. kmlmvm Mum AMI, f,,.l1f1lL1 I' XY, VIH. M U Whatever the Sport We A Furnish the Equipment -- Disfribufors for ' RAWLINGS o REACH o WRIGHT 8-DITSON o SPALDING o VOIT SPOTBILT SHOES GRANDVILLE AWARD SWEATERS LANIER TRAVEL SERVICE C2 j Tl'dI'L'f Cozzrzzflrnzfcr Omfa lH1l'l l fa 0 Telephone 6-5015 51 jriend Jo1c?ci,oIl1l:III:e,S:Ii5'Ida EULEY-WALKER DRUG EU. 3930 Hendricks Avenue Phone 9-7584 Your Neighborhood Pharmacy PRESCRIPTIONS J. W. BAYLY 84 SON INCORPORATED V Manufacturers of FINE MILITARY HEADWEAR I4 IOOI-03 FILBERT ST. PHILADELPHIA, PA. Congratulations and Best Wishes E. li. GIILDEH EU. Ed.l905 Fuel Oil and Heating Equipment 2329 Boulevard Phone 3-3643 Q The Pioneer Fuel Oil Service ol Jacksonville Q Compliments of lOSEPH'S IMPORTED FOOD COMPANY Institutional Wholesale Grocers ll25 Roselle Street Phone 7-7007 Jacksonville, Florida Comphmenh of Cyomp Am an lA 0 Southern Spring Bed Co. oi, ijriwfzc! Manufacturers of Famous Southern Cross Bedding Established 1912 Mcllrory, Armstrong 8. Waters INCORPORATED INSlJRAf4CE BARNETT NATIONAL BANK BUILDING il? FIRE .IIIIIRINE ACCIDENT C ,AI S U A L 'I' Y L I F E 'ik 'Telephone Clainn Dept. 5-7606 5-7828 .l:XCKSUNYlI.lrH l. FLUKIU,-X Post ',HviI'4' Box 359 Anderson Bras. Ennsulidated lids., Inc. Danville. Virginia o Manufacturers of Cotton Garments for Schools, Industries and Institutions Compliments of Kingan Gr. Company Purveyors of Fine Meats Since I845 I FOR THE BEST IN MEATS, ASK FOR KINGAINVS Standard Bearer Hanover carries the standards of quality from coast to coast. More Military Academies use Hanover regulation shirts than any other brand. COMPLIMENTS OF Hanover Uniform M. BAUER Baltimore l, Maryland O Congratulations Graduates from reprggeniing COMPANY S- GUMPERT CO- INC- i3i55zz:..i7n.i',2z1' EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE and NATIONALLY ADVERTISED INSTITUTIONAL PRODUCTS Compliments of V. V. VOGI'I'l' l Doc the Barberl HOTEL MAYFLOWER BARBER SHOP 20 Julia Street Jacksonville ENJOY NEW YORK LAUNDRY Zoric Dry Cleaning V Peanut Butter SANDWICHES Phone 5-7595 400 E. Forsyth St with your drink' Jacksonville CQMPLIMENTS CDF A FRIEND Compliments JCDNES-CHAMBLISS CCDMPAIXIY BEEF AND PORK PACKERS and Better Brand Meat Products Jacksonville, Florida J.H . WOLF, JR. lIUNCRE'l'l'I QIUNSTH llC'l'IHN '52 Broad St. Viarluvl ,lill'ki0llVllll' -1. Floriilu Compliments of SKINNERS' DAIRY 6700 Bowden Road Jacksonville 7, Florida Soft Filtered Water from your faucets on a monthly service basis V77 Q No Equipment to buy Q No work to do V77 CULLIGAN SOFI' WATER SERVICE JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA 75th Anniversary Year Congratulations and Very Best Wishes to the Class at '52 I877 - THE BARNETT NATIONAL BANK - 1952 Member ot F.D.l.C. Jacksonville, Florida Compliments of E. H. Thnmpsnn llnmpany, Inn. Eloridas Oldest Equipment House Established l9l2 HOTEL, RESTAURANT AND INSTITUTIONAL EQUIPMENT 730-734 W. Bay Street We operate an efficient Service Department for the Maintenance of Your Equipment Phones 4-6830 - 4-6839 Jacksonville, Florida R. W. Mickey Body Company Truck Body Manufacturers Distributors - Hercules Hydraulic Equipment 350 - 353 Ernest Street Jacksonville, Florida Phone 4-5428 JCDHIXI Z. FLETCHER AND ASSQCIATES QVLQVWLK ,ylfLf5lfLIf'6LlfLC8 Compliments of PAINTERS POULTRY COMPANY PLEASES PARTICULAR PEoPLE Fryers dressed daily from our Farms 591 Stockton Sheet Phone 7-7413 JacksonvHle,Flondu P E T T B O N IE COLLEGE-MILITARY AND BAND UNIFORMS ore mode to inclivicluol meosure by expert toilors. Bolles uniforms ore supplied by Pettibone os ore the leoding militory schools ond colleges throughout the country. Cincinnati, Ohio Uniforms For All - Flags - Lodge Supplies Compliments of SURPLUS GOODS Van B. Simpson COMPANY Compliments of Mattress Company ARMY NAVY STORE 928 w. union si. Jacksonville, Flo. All W' Adams 5 lC'CkS Vl e' F' Telephone 6-0241 AUTOMATIC , , SPRINKLERS First Line ot Fire Detense When Moore Automatic Sprinklers protect property, you can be sure that the most common of all hazards-FIRE-is positively stopped, be- fore it can spread. Let us submit estimate and sprinklered rates on protecting your prop- erty against fire. Write today. MOORE PIPE 8. SPRINKLER COMPANY Jacksonville, Florida Offices also in Tampa and Miami I-llfll Fertilizers with 5-STAR Mineral Supplements Continue to do an outstanding job for Florida Agriculture iff ik' if AER EERTILIZER EU. Jacksonville, Florida Fort Pierce, Flci. Compliments of Compliments ELRRIRA HARDWARE of EUMPANY Evans Cigar 16 East Bay Street a Candy Co.. Inc. Jacksonville, Florida Tl-IE DOMESTIC LAUNDRY Satisfactory Laundry Service LAUNDERERS FOR BOLLES SINCE FOUNDING Phone 7-8686 Forest and Lime Streets Jacksonville, Florida CUSTOMERS ARE NOT JUST NAMES IN THE BOOK TO US ln many cases we've done business with the fathers and even grandlathers ol our present customers. We have always taken a great interest in young people, your bank connection is most important to you. -so YQFLGRID NATIQNAL When you select your X. Q bank we be Com- j X119 W t , ff! V ,t Tk ' ,f r ff ff-gp: plimented when you S ,. , FLORIDA 21 F f NATIONAL e f- Nj its-ge THE FLORIDA Q- X 1,,x x T Km' NATIONAL is MY XX F . i t BANK. I I stage IJUWNINE HARDWARE IIU. WHOLESALE - RETAIL Phone Numbers 9-4491 - 9-4492 9 1100-II04 Hendricks Avenue SOUTH JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Now that you've earned your diploma what are YOU going to Compliments of clo to make the world a better place? Certified Electric Corporation Qfeefings from Cpl. Horace D. Graham, Jr. U. S. 53003299 Headquarters Co, XVI Corps Warren, Pennsylvania APO No, IA, cfo Postmaster San Francisco, Cal. lPresent location Sendai, Japanl Q ITV WV UI. CU TERMITE CONTROL - FUMIGATION OF ALL KIND 65 Riverside Avenue Phone 4-5900 Jacksonville 4, Florida W. G. RIDDELL Phone 9-2646 Owner Koegel Plumbing Co. PLUMBING AND HEATING 1842 River Oaks Road Jacksonville 7, Florida Compliments ACIVIE SALES COMPANY J. I-I. Churchwell WHOLESALE DRUGS - SUNDRIES Company NOTIONS AND TOYS 1111 N. Myrile Avenue Jacksonville, Fla. Jacksonville Florida Its a pleasure fo bank of The Atlantic 015132 Qltlantic jliatiunal Bank MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION R. E. Wilkerson 8: Company Office Supplies and Equipment 332 Wes? Forsyth Street Jacksonville, Florida Refresh ment l01vl!D UNDE Phone Plant 6-2117 900 Newnan St. O O Dry Cleaning and Laundry WE OFFER YOU THE BEST IN CLEANING AND LAUNDRY WORK AND SERVICE Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 7952 ff wir ek H. W. EH Y QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS A 1 if WW and Qibtpgllnlaj We were privileged to install two walk in refrigerators in the Commissary during the past year. ENGRAVERS To Cool your food . . . to cool Denver, Colo. . your drinks . . . to cool Truman Fletcher, Rep. YOU , , , there'5 Q Marietta, Georgia York machine to I do the job. A. R. COGSWELL BLUE PRINTS - PHOTOSTAT COPIES ENGINEERING SUPPLIES 433 West Bay Street 17 Riverside Ave. Jacksonville 2, FIorida Office 3-8636 - 3-8637 ELWY FEHEUSLIN HUIIFI G EUMPA Y WATERPROOFING - PAINTING - BUILT UP ROOFS Repairs - Maintenance KOPPERS BONDED ROOFING 45 Broad Street Viaduct- Rear JACKSONVILLE 2, FLORIDA P. Compliments of Conway, jnc. Q Joaseizs Q FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES O. Box 2428 Jacksonville 3, Flo. Congratulations From Your Entertainment Headquarters Florida State Theatres Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 7952 tlwritttstiletslfffi GREENLEAF BUILDING J cxso E F on lt is a distinct privilege to serve as the OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER tor the Bolles School Congratulations to the-Editors of the Eagle, who have been so successful in the publication of this Annual. losiapini ci, CLANCY Photographer Orlando, Florida Compliments of LAWRENCE M. HIRSIG AND COMPANY Compliment Compliments Draper's Egg 81 Of If C ..I . Pm' 'Y C Rancid siye 2255 Lewis Your Hot Point Dealer Wozffox 6746050 CQ. lllO Hendricks Ave. Phone 9-6602 Wifh best wishes from HOTEL HOTEL George Washingfon Mayflower Hofel Jefferson Jacksonville, Florida HOTEL HOTEL George Washingfon Pennsylvania West' Palm Beach, Florida ow or Quai urimy, or gin KLOEPPEL Horns in FLORIDA Franklin Sandwich En. Proud Purveyors of Superior Sandwiches fo The Bolles Canfeen REGISTERED JEWELER - AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY UND R GDD HAL, Fine Diamonds and Jewelry Hogan at Monroe CHINA - SILVER - CRYSTAL Head fo foot ouffifters for men and young men. KENT WARREN CO. 222 Wesl Adams Jacksonville REAGH QXN f- lbs, svfiiiv-1' ,,, 05 w Q gum xg D BREAD 25 'wr X MP Qfnwem Sunbeam Zaread M I 1 A, , X Q-,v-9 'W rf 1v.,7,i .f , ff x - X , fi 4 47 ' fx- Sy Q J X b vxfxs- Q51 'g mf, f. K ra - ,Aim fimz- Q, Jr I ers ' 'N' ' 1 Q., 0 3 .Q ' f 'rf ' Q, F - 4 7 Q--Q A, 1 2 :Q Lf 1 Q -- CHE tifl?-F55..i?1tL2QfQa1. Tx -1 .1 4.5-Q qv A ' I ' . -J gf X ENR - Qfigxjj A ', P ' N 5 . y r iffs-1,9 sf '- ff -- , . we gm Mn me or gaergy. EST Q Q - eaf W5 ea WW lllllNAllEll FINER lllllll5 US 83 REID MU'RDOCH.. a division oF Consolidated Grocers Corporation Canners o !i'lanufacfure1's o Coffee 1Qoasfe1's o 7f-nporfers GH QYYNX .iulvlikju 046 Q 'A f:,v'?lM5l C . 'L .L , Q ' .QQ A 1,3 Qi! A Qi 'P iz- t i 9 ' Q. v , Q, 04. 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