Camden Military Academy - Excalibur Yearbook (Camden, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1962 volume:

Camden Military Academy THE — EXCALIBUR of 1962 C. H. McTeer Editor Col. James F. Fisher Let me live. Oh Mighty Master, Such a life that men may know. Tasting triumph and disaster joy and not too much of woe. Let me love and fight and laugh, And when I’m beneath the clover, Let this be my epitaph: Here lies one who took his chances In this busy world of men. Battled luck and circumstances, Fought and fell, and fought again. Won sometimes but did no crowing. Lost sometimes but didn’t wail. Took his beatings but kept going. Never let his courage fail. He was fallible and human, Therefore loved and understood By both his fellow men and women, Whether good or not so good. Kept his courage undiminished. Never laid down on a friend. Played the game until it finished. Lived a hero to the end. —Unknown— 2 Foreword This is the most difficult time of the year. The seniors must make plans that will probably affect their whole future. The thoughts enter our minds if during the phases of the last four years we have prepared ourselves for the unscreening that lies ahead. Whatever phase of life that we turn to we will al- ways look back on our Alma Mater with remembrances of the good times as well as the bad ones. Looking back we can see ourselves growing into manhood and we know that we are well on the road of life. We will never forget the'guidance and kindness given to us by our school. They were a great help in the molding of our character. Our hearts will have a tinge of sorrow forever. Contents Page 7 . . . Fall Seniors Football Page 31 .. . Winter Juniors Basketball Clubs Beauty Page 47 .. . Spring Sophomore Military Freshmen Page 65 .. . Summer Baseball Track Graduation Dedication Around campus we are always glad to see this big man with a big smile. He is a great coach in the class room as well as on the baseball diamond and football field. He has the driving desire to win, and this year turned out the best football team ever. Al- though he is the coach, he is the sparkplug of the team. His adage is best of all; “Its not whether you win or lose but it’s how you play the game, but if you play the game right you won't lose ’ The Senior Class would like to dedicate this year’s Excalibur TO Coach Harold C. Bullard. 4 Colonel Canning P. Pis her Colonel Lanning Risher was bom on September 19, 1931, the son of our President, Colonel James F. Risher. His birthplace was in Bamberg, S.C. He attended the public schools of Bamberg, Carlisle Military School, and The Citadel, where he graduated in 1952, He is now doing graduate work in history at the University of South Carolina. In 1953, he entered the army as a 2nd Lieu- tenant. In 1955, he came out of the Army with the rank of 1st Lieutenant of Infantry. Upon completion of his active duty, Col. Risher started teaching at Carlisle. He re- mained there for three years. He then came to Camden to take the job of Headmaster. For the past four years Col. Risher has put forth much effort to make Camden Mili- tary Academy a top Grade school for every- one to be proud of. It is the opinion of the cadet corps that he has done this and much more. We of the EXCALIBUR staff salute you, Colonel Risher, for a job well done. Faculty MAJOR JAMES T. DALLAS—Commandant of Cadets—French Instructor. A.B., University of South Carolina; Graduate Work at the University of South Carolina, and at the Universite d'Aix-Marseilles at Aix-en province, France. Four years at Camden. CAPTAIN WILLIAM P. BECKHAM—Professor of Military Science and Tactics —Supply Officer—Instructor of Physics. B.S., University of South Carolina; Ad- visor of the Flight Club. Four years at Camden. CAPTAIN HAROLD C. BULLARD—Instructor of Business Law, U.S. History General Science. Coach of Football and Baseball. A.B., Lenoir-Rhyne College; Advisor of the Block “C” Club. Four years at Camden. CAPTAIN S. TERRY DUKES—Instructor of Algebra II, College Algebra Trig- onometry; Coach of Basketball and Football; B.S., Newberry College. Four years at Camden. LIEUTENANT RICHARD S. PATRY—Instructor of Physical Science, Biology World History. Coach of Football; A.B., Catawba College. Three years at Camden. LIEUTENANT WILLIAM H. WEARMOUTH—Instructor of English I 6c IV; Coach of Track; Advisor of: Senior Class, Honor Council EXCALIBUR; Coun- seling Committee; A.B., Guilford College. Three years at Camden. LIEUTENANT MELVIN D. PRICE—Instructor of Algebra II 6c Typing; Band Instructor; Counseling Committee; Housing Officer; B.S., Newberry College. Three years at Camden. LIEUTENANT CHARLES M. GALLAGHER—Instructor of English II III; Coach of Basketball; Counseling Committee; Advisor of Dance Committee; R.S., Newberry College, Two years at Camden. LIEUTENANT DALE W. PRIESTER-Librarian-A.B., University of Michigan; Graduate Work at University of South Carolina; Advisor of ADJUTANT. Two years at Camden. LIEUTENANT PERRY C. THREATT, JR.-Instructor of'Geometry, Algebra I, 6c Economics; Advisor of Delta Kappa Sigma and Laundry Staff; B.S., Newberry College. One year at Camden. LIEUTENANT REGINALD P, FRANKLIN—Instructor of Geometry and Chem- istry; Advisor of Delta Kappa Sigma and Fire Fighting Team; B.S., Newberry College. One year at Camden. LIEUTENANT DAVID S. BAROODY—Instructor of Civics, U.S. History; Ad- visor for Cheerleaders and Intramurals; B.S., The Citadel. One year at Camden. MRS. TOMMY D. PLYANT-Office Secretary MRS. L. P. RISHER-Head Dietitian MRS, JO ANN W. PATRY-School Nurse DR. F. N. McCORKLE, JR.-School Physician MRS. PANSIE INZERILLO-Dietitian MR. ZELLIE WILLIAMS—Custodian Fall The football team had been working out two weeks prior to the arrival of the Cadre. The Training Cadre did an excellent job in Orienting the new boys to their new school. A very hard job was well done by this select few, Cadre Officers Karen Cooper Sponsor Class of “62” OFFICERS President Howdy McTeer Vice Pres. Allan Gardner Secretary Stoney Miller Treasurer Tommy McTeer This years Senior Class is the largest in the history of Camden Military Academy. The Seniors are the backbone of our school. From this select group of young men come the leaders that make our school function. Out of seventy-five Seniors eighty-five percent are taking College Pre- patory Courses. 7 THOMAS WILLIAM ANDREW JR. Baltimore, Md. RICHARD RANDOLPH ATKINS St. Albans, West Va. ROBERT EDWIN BASS JR. Sumter, S. C. Before Class of 1962 CHARLES ELMER BAUSO Langhorne, Pa. DANIEL EDWARD BENHAM Winter Park, Fla. JOSEPH EXTON BIRD JR. Thomasville, N. C. Largest CMA History KWELL JR. WILLIAM REXIE BIRT Gastonia, N. C. ROBERT LEMUE] Bennettsville, S. C, “I said right face, not left face.” CURTIS ARDEN BOSTIC Greensville, S. C. GEORGE ALBERT BOWER JR. Columbia, S. C. 9 We were all proud HENRY WILSON BROWN Mocksville, N. C. WILLIAM HOLLIDAY CLOUGH East Aurora, N. Y. DONALD BAIN COE II Winston-Salem, N. C. THOMAS EDWARD DEROSE Stone Harbor, N. J. JOHN BRINSDON DOTTERER JR. WYBURN CAMERON DOZIER Charleston, S, C. Loris, S. C. of our winning JR. JOE PINSON EANES Greenville, S. C. teams THOMAS HUTTON ELLER JR. Bristol, Tenn. Open House from Second Floor LARRY GEORGE FIELDING Beckley, W. Va. LEO JOHN FITZPATRICK Jacksonville, Fla. We did have our ROBERT DENNIS GRAHAM Loris, S. C. share °f excitement too. JOHN ALAN GREENWOOD Andover, Mass. ROBERT GRIGG Rochester, N. H. An afternoon in the pool. HUGH ARCH HENDERSON Greenville, S. C. ROBERT LARRY HISLE Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Ind. 13 HEYWARD WAYMAN HUDSON Greenville, S. C. SEAFORD FOX JACKSON JR. Tampa, Fla. GEORGE RONALD JORDAN Raleigh, N. C. DONHAM DOUGLAS KAUFFMAN Georgetown, S, C. CHARLES WILLIAM KELLY IV Monroe, La. JAMES HOMER LANFORD JR. EDWARD RHYNE LITTLE Woodruff, S. C. Lincolnton, N. C. College Board tests KEVIN JOSEPH UTTLEFORD Arlington, Va, and • • • JOSEPH FRED LOTHRIDGE Gainesville, Ga. Okay, watch for mistakes. MICHAEL PATRICK LOVEJOY Shreveport, La, THOMAS MILTON McNEACE JR. Greenville, S. C. CECIL HOWARD McTEER Yemassee, S. C. • , • our scores were JAMES BARRY MALONEY N. Charleston, S. G. THOMAS HEYWARD McTEER JAMES ROSS MANN Frogmore, S. C. Kings Mountain, S. C. After i ROBERT LEE MAPP Augusta, Ga. higher than any other senior class LEOPOLDO MARTINEZ III Bayamon, Puerto Rico a NICHOLAS STONE MILLER Green ville3 S. C. B” Company's big daddy JAMES ALTON MILLER Mochsville, N. C. ALLEN DAVID MORAN Fairmont, W, Va. 17 We sweated out exams . JOHN SHERIDAN NESDALE Larchmont, N. Y. JAMES ALLAN NEWMAN Sumpter, S. C. KENNETH PEARCE NORTHRUP Jacksonville, Fla. SIDNEY WALTON NORTON Wrens, Ga SPENCE CHOSEWOOD NORTON ELISEO LUIS NUNEZ Wrens, Ga. Caracas, Venezuela and had only one ANSEL MARVIN OLSON Washington, D. C, semester left SAMUEL GEORGE RAYNOVIC JR, Allison Park, Ga. “I see were having spaghetti again” JINX LANDRUM ROBERTS Greer, S. C. Government Inspection Cl. . RALPH CARY SLAUGHTER Jacksonville, Fla. WILLIAM JOHN SENIOR JR. Millington, N. J. JERRE ALLGOOD SMITH Greenville, S. C. Stoney, “can we have a break?’ ROBERT CONRAD SMITH JR. Mt. Clemens, Mich. finally came It comes twice a week, rain or shine WILLIAM PAUL SMITH Andrews, S. C. . . and so did THOMAS EDWARD TIMBERLAKE Myrtle Beach, S. C. HAMILTON SMITH TODD JR. Greenville, S. C. BRICE ERIC TOWLE Shaw AFB, S. C. 21 . . .June4th, JAMES BYRDIS TURNER JR. Florence, S. G. JAMES ALLEN VELEZ Fort Bragg, N. C. DOUGLAS ALLISON WALTERS Whiteville, N. C. JAMES BARNETTE WILSON Donalds, S. C. 1961 Spartans Captain Bullard and our hard-working managers, (Less “Bullet”) Co-Captains Charlie Fulgieri and Tommy Timberlake BARNETT WILSON End Carlisle This was the sweetest victory for the Spartans. Late in the second quarter Howdy McTeer found running room off left tackle and raced 36 yards for the score. After an unsuccessful try for the point, the Spartans led 6-0. Early in the second half fullback Tommy Griffiths, led by a host of block- ers, sprinted 65 yards for the touchdown. The offensive play was led by Tommy Griffiths and Howdy McTeer, while Joe Napolitano and Charles Fulgieri starred for the defense. The services of end Frank Rountree were lost for the season due to a shoulder injury. The Spartans gained 270 yards rushing while the passing attack accounted for 84. Final score.....13-0. Barnwell This was our first game of the season while Barnwell had gained experience through two previous games. Barnwell’s 13 points came in the first half. The Spartans defense, led by Allan Gardner and Bill Bailey, held Barnwell scoreless during the second half. Offensive play for the Spartans was led by tailback Stoney Miller. Final score.0-13. % STONEY MILLER Tailback FOOTBALL Charlotte Catholic 3 The defeat of Charlotte Catholic gave the Spartans their second consecutive victory. Fullback Tommy Griffiths accounted for four of the Spartans touchdowns on runs of 13,27,28, and 85 yards. Howard McTeer and Stony Miller brought in the other two touchdowns. Stoney Miller, Howdy McTeer and Tommy Eller are credited with the extra points. Kirt Thomas o n accompanied by George Raynovic led the offense line, while Allan Gardner and Barnett Wil- son starred for the defense, Joe Napolitano received a knee in- jury during the game. JUNIOR TURNER Tailback GEORGE RAYNOVIC Tackle Honea Path 0-19 The Honea Path Stingers handed the Spartans its second defeat of the sea- son. Honea Path had one of the best teams in the state in their class. Honea Path scored their touchdowns in the first three periods of the ball game. Allan Gardner led the defense by re- covering two fumbles. TOMMY TIMBERLAKE Blocking Back Cberaw 9-7 Denmark-Olar 13-6 Camden Military Academy picked up its third victory of the season by spoil- ing Denmark's Homecoming. In the first quarter tailback Stoney Miller passed to Howdy McTeer for a 65 yard touchdown. Later in the game Howdy returned a Denmark punt 79 yards for another score. Captain Chuck” Fulgieri led the de- fensive attack for the Spartans. The services of senior wingback Tom- my Eller were lost due to broken ankle. Griffiths opened the scoring for the Spartans with an 18 yard touchdown run. Senior tailback Stoney Miller accounted for the extra point. In the fourth quar- ter “Wild Bill” Bailey blocked a Cheraw punt and it was recovered in the Cheraw end zone for two points. When the game ended, the ball was on the Spartan's one yard line in the possession of Cheraw. FRANK ROUNTREE End 28 FOOTBALL Andrews 8-7 Plagued with penalties, the Spartans offensive failed to click and they were held scoreless in the first half. Barnette Wilson fumbled a pass in the end zone and Howdy McTeer recovered for the Spartan's only tally. Late in the fourth quarter, George Raynovic re- covered an Andrews fumble for two points and clinched the victory. A neck injury caused the Spartans to lose the services of senior Guard Allan Gardner. ROBERT SMITH Center HOWDY MCTEER Wingback CHARLIE FULGIERI Blocking Back 29 Porter 19-12 TEDDY DOZIER Tackle ‘It's good for you” The Spartans clinched the South Caro- lina Military School Championship by defeating the Porter Cyclones on No- vember 10. Tommy Griffiths tallied first for the Spartans with a 90 yard touchdown run from scrimmage. Stoney Miller opened the second half by returning the kick off 83 yards for a touchdown. “Griff? plunged over for the extra point. Late in the third quarter Stoney passed to Howdy McTeer for the final tally. TOMMY ELLER Wingback Georgetown The Spartans took the opening kick- off and marched down the field for the opening score. Georgetown followed with two touch- downs very quick. Griffiths and Miller led the Spartans scoring. 30 JOE NAPOLITANO Guard JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Kirt Thomason Vice President Thomas Griffiths Secretary Bob Flynn Treasurer George Willingham William L. Bailey James C, Ballard Jr. Carl P, Boland Jr. Francis G. Brand Darryl J, Case James F. Chastain Roger K. Childress John S. Creech Jr. Donald E. Dukes Robert E. Gillespie Larry Godwin Paul R. Green Larkin T. Jones William P. Kalback Robert J, Flynn John T. Freeman William H. Gatch Walter W. Greer Thomas E. Griffiths Charles G. Holland 33 Basilio G, Pissanos Richard J. Poole Jr. Alfonso L. Ramirez Lair H. Rodgers William P. Sanders James A. Scheider 35 William H. Wham Marshall B. Williams Charles K. Thomason Jack H. Vaughan Barton E. Watson Gerald F. Watson James L. West Edward J. Wright Theorore E. Zorgias George L. Willingham Lamar O. Wiggins Jack B. Witherspoon BASKETBALL Manager . . . AJlan Moran Head Coach Terry Dukes Assistant Coach Charles Gallagher Basketball Derose defending against Car- lisle in another sweet victory. 37 Spartan quintet preparing for battle. Say, eh , . , get ready to go in Charlie, eh . . . Brooklyn-Cayce The Spartans five started the season off right with a 53 to 50 win over Brooklyn-Cayce. Derose led the scoring with 14 points; Flynn followed close behind with 12 points. Carlisle The Spartans scored an easy 58-28 victory over their rivals Carlisle, Fulgieri and Griffiths led the rebound- ing while Derose out scored the Carlisle team with 34 points. Flynn hit the double figures with 10 points. Lamar Wiggins Center Charlie Fulgieri Forward Ralph Martinez Guard Winnsboro Winnsboro handed the Spartans their first set back of the season with a 73-39 decision. Derose again led the scoring with 17 points with Bob Flynn again second with 13 points. Thigpen scores for the Spartans Tom Griffiths Forward BASKETBALL Great Falls Saint Angelar Academy With 100% team effort the Spartans scored a 48-41 victory. Fulgieri and Derose fouled out in the fourth quarter. Wiggins led the scoring with 14 points. Griffiths and Martinez tied for second with 11 each. Charlotte Country Day After a lay off of three days the Spartans failed to organize their of- fense and lost 58-47. Derose led the scoring with 24 points. The Spartans offense could not get organized and received its second defeat of the second. Todd and Griffiths dominated the back board. Derose led the scoring with 18 points. Todd captured second place with 7. Tom Derose Guard Bill Sanders Forward Charloette Catholic The Spartans lost their final game of the season at Belmont Abby. The score was 61-52. The Spartans Tom Derose played a great game by scoring 26 points against Charloette Catholics All- State and All Conference forward. J.V. SCORES 1. C.M.A.-27 12 13 61 Winnsboro—43 2. C.M.A.-33 1 9 62 Great Falls—27 3. C.M.A.—29 1 16 62 Carlisle- 12 4. C.M.A.—52 2 10 62 St. Angela—18 5. C.M.A.—36 2 24 62 Carlisle—37 Sandy Collins Sponsor Adjutant Staff Adjutant Editors Howdy Mcteer Stony Miller Toomy Mcteer Tommy Eller Fielding Dukes Editor Ass. Editor Features Editor Sports Editor Military Editor Associate Editor Typists Beauty Editors Photographers Messengers Laundry Staff John B. Dotterer Chairman Mike Lovejoy Allan Gardner Chairman Vicki Thompson Sponsor Pool Mary Beth Goldsbourgh Sponsor Dance Committee Library Staff Mg ma Miss Sylvia Anderegg Sponsor Flight Club President John B. Dotterer President H. W. Brown Kay Matthews Sponsor 43 Miss Excalibur Miss Margaret Crouford SPONSOR: Joe Bird First Runner-Up Miss Holly Reid SPONSORED BY: Mike Lawry Second Runner-Up Miss Penny Hart SPONSORED BY: J, B. Wilson 45 Miss Senior Miss Sophomore Miss Patti Grier Sponser Donny Ross Miss Junior Class Beauties Miss Maiy Bostcannon Sponser T. E. Chapman Miss Freshman Miss Drveilla Lee Sponser J. E. Smith Miss Corolyn Ridgell Sponser John Steele 47 The Block “C” Club Field Day was a day that will long be remembered, 48 50 ROW SAWYER SMITH, B. K. SMITH, E. F. TOMPKINS Honor Council The Honor Council is made up of the Battalion Commanders and all the Company Commanders, and is guided by Lt. Wear- mouth, This judicial branch reviews serious violations of the cadet regulations Their verdict is submitted to the Headmaster for approval. 52 MAJOR JOHN BRINSDON DOTTERER JR. Battalion Commander CAPTAIN J. F. LOTHRIDGE Captain Adjutant LIEUTENANT W. P. SMITH Lieutenant Supply MAJOR J. T. DALLAS Tactical Officer SERGEANT CHARLES G. HOLLAND Master Sergeant 53 LOUISA WILLIAMS Sponser CAPTAIN LUCIUS ALLAN GARDNER Company Commander LIEUTENANT M. D. PRICE Tactical Officer M. M. TRAWICK First Lieutenant A. D. MORAN Second Lieutenant First Sergeant D. E. DUKES 54 55 CAPTAIN GEORGE RONALD JORDAN Company Commander JUDY COOK Sponsor LIEUTEANT D. W. PREISTER Tactical Officer W. H. GATCH First Lieutenant ]. B, MALONEY C. H. MCTEER Second Lieutenant First Sergeant 56 CAPTAIN THOMAS HEYWARD MCTEER Company Commander N. S. MILLER First Lieutenant L. J. FITZPATRICK Second Lieutenant w LIEUTENANT P. C. THREATT Tactical Officer % J. A. SCHNEIDER First Sergeant 58 59 CAPTAIN THOMAS HUTTON ELLER JR. Company Commander 60 ELISIO NUNEZ First Sergeant 61 BAKER, T. C. BARTEE BIRDWELL BOSTICK, J, B. BROWN, J. CALLAHAN CLYDE CONNELLY, R.L. CORBETT CREEKMORE FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Danny Clyde John Steele DALTON EDGERTON FOLDS FRISBIE GALLIOT Secretary Tommy Poag Treasurer J ack Wilson GILHAM GREY HAGLER INABINET JERKINS JOHNSON JOHNSON, M,H. JONES LOGAN McGowan 62 MASON MENENDEZ MIDDLETON MOYE NEWSOME ORTEGA POAG PORTER PUSSER RAMIREZ, J. F. RIKARD ROZIER RUSSELL SELF SINK STEELE TERRELL THOMAS TRONCO WEBBER WHITE WILSON WOODS 63 N.C.O. Club The Non-Com Club is the back- bone of the Cadet Corps. Their chief responsibility in ranks is the accounting for all personnel. Their ranks are Private First Class, Corporal, Sergeant, Ser- geant First Class, and First Sergeant. 64 Summer Heavenly Father, we beseech Thee to behold with Thy favor this, our Acade- my, that, through the care and instruction of the young men committed to it, Thy Name may be glorified. Be Thou guide to those upon whom rests its gov- ernment; enlighten with wisdom those who teach; and grant that we who learn may be blessed in our studies, and our characters so molded that we may ever- more stand fast in Thy truth and abide in Thy love, through Jesus Christ our Lord. AMEN Written by the Right Reverend Albert S. Thomas, S.T.D., Retired Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of South Carolina The Block ‘C, Club composed of lettermen from the four varsity teams, was a very active organization this year. In the fall they purchased a 16 mm analyst pro- jector to be used in improving our football play. The members worked all winter raising funds for this useful gift to the athletic depart- ment. Blue track warm-ups with old English lettering and UCLA shoulder strips were pur- chased in the spring. Many coaches from the entire Southeast commented on our team's uniforms as being the best looking of any high school they had seen. At the end of the year monogram T shirts with blue trim were given to every member. Also under the Block XT supervision, came the successful Field Day program. 66 All of these inovations by this club was possible only through the leadership of their officers and the hard work of all members. The club strives to advance the athletic and recrea- tion programs through their projects while at the same time inject interest and spirit into the student body. Scenes from the Block rCT party. President....................Howdy McTeer Vice-President.............Charlie Fulgieri Secretary.....................Stoney Miller Treasurer.......... Allen Gardner Mrs. A. S. McTeer Sponsor “Medium rare, please.” Coach Harold C, Bullard C.M.A.'s baseball team furthered the school’s repu- tation for having winning teams with a 10-6 record. Two outstanding games of the season were the Harts ville and Carlisle games. The Spartans were the only team in the state to defeat the highly touted MANAGERS Patin, Napolitano, Dozier, Bower, Kauffman b - Charlie Fulgieri Red Foxes of Hartsville. The second sweet victory was that over rival Carlisle Military School, defeating them on their home field. Captains of this years team were Tom De- Rose and Charlie Fulgieri. The Most Valuable Player trophy went to Bobby Flynn while Frank Rountree received the Coaches' Award trophy. Howdy McTeer Frank Rountree This year, for the first time, C.M.A. had winning seasons in all sports. This excellent record was the result of the hours of practice and training put in by all participants. The coaching staff, the faculty and the bat- talion, who all profited so much, congratulate these athletes for their tireless and successful 70 efforts. Mike Lovejoy Kirt Thomason Richard Poole Lamar Wiggins Martinez Well Always Remember . . . Major Dallas Capt. Bullard Capt. Dukes Mrs. Pylant Mr. Williams and Friend Mrs. Patry Capt Beckham Lt. Price Lt. Priester Lt. Threatt MANAGERS Dukes, King, Olson, Greenwood, Krienlieder, and Andrew. Absent Littleford. 440 and 880 Relay team The Spartan Cindermen had the most suc- cessful year in the schools history, breaking fifteen records. In competition with schools throughout the State and Southeast, they made a fine showing. For three years they have been undefeated in dual meets. The team placed fifth out of thirty-five schools at the Furman Relays. The Coaches Award went to Junior Turner and the Most Points Award to Tommy Griffiths. Many boys who worked hard all season on the Junior Varsity Squad will most certainly strengthen the team in coming years. 74 Mile Relay Team Allen Moran f Jimmy Velez Bill Flood Tommy McNeace and Joe Eames Joe Bird Junior Turner Finish of 440 relay at Furman C.M.A. in lane one. Frank Rountree Ham Todd JUNIOR VARSITY TRACK RECORDS 1962 Flood 1960 Traylor 1962 Griffiths 1962 Velez 1961 Manheim 1962 Griffiths 1962 McNeace 1962 DeRose 1962 Martinez 1962 Grainger 1962 Griffiths 1960 Langley 1962 Griffiths 1961 Manheim 1962 Todd Jimmy Ballard David Nuno Tommy Griffiths Mile 5:01 440 :51.9 100 :10.0 High hurdles :16.9 880 2:12.6 220 :22.4 Low hurdles :22.6 Javelin 141 6” Pole vault 9’6” Pole vault 9’6” Shot put 44 88” Broad jump 20 6” Discus 131’58M High jump 5 6” High jump 5 6” 77 Seventy-five seniors, the largest graduating class in the history of the school, received diplomas this year. The Very Rev. Mosgr. Donald C. Hamburger of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church gave the invocation and benedicition. The Rev. Henry F. Collins of Columbia, Grand Secretary of the Grand Lodge of Masons of South Carolina, was the speaker. Major James T. Dallas, Commandant of Cadets, issued awards to the outstanding cadets of the aca- demic year. Highest averages attained: Richard E. Rozier 94.0 John W. Mitchell, Jr. 93.25 Donald E. Dukes 94.25 Allen D. Moran 94.50 A special commendation was given Cadet Major John Rrins- don Dotterer, Jr. of Charleston, S.C. for meritorious service dur- ing his four years at C.M.A. The James F. Risher Ideal Cadet Award was presented to Cadet Dotterer for being the Cadet who most typified the spirit of the school. The winner of the Best Drilled Cadet Award was Ra- fael A. Martinez. Runners-up were Michael P. Love- joy and William R. Birt, III. Deportment Medal winners were William Henry Gatch, John T. Foster, Jr., Allen D, Moran and Carl P. Boland, Jr. Cadet Captain Thomas H. Eller, Jr. was presented a medal in recognition of his company’s winning of Company Competi- tion and the Honor Company designation. The Intramural Award for the year was pre- sented to Cadet Captain Thomas H. McGeer of Company “B' Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior 78 Alma Mater Mighty Camden, we salute thee now And may this be our eternal vow. That the truths held dear By the code austere Shall thunder in our ear. In adversity Let us steadfast be, And face life’s trials without fear. May love of God and love of man, Freedom, truth, and duty to our land, Forge a bond between us, Man to man. The Department of the Army awarded medals to the top student in the Military Science classes for the year. Military Science I Richard E. Rozier Military Science II Joseph F. Lothridge Military Science III Thomas H. Eller, Jr. The N. S. Meyer-Raebum Neatest Cadet Scholarship Award was presented to Cadet Charles K. Thomason. GOLD STARS First Semester Second Semester Curtis A. Bostic Robert S. Coats Donald E. Dukes John Ferrelle Larry G. Fielding William A, Flood John W. Mitchell, Jr. Allen D. Moran Alfonso L, Ramirez Richard E. Rozier William P. Sanders, III James L. West Marshall B. Williams, Jr. Edward J. Wright John B. Dotterer, Jr. Donald E. Dukes John R. Ferrelle Larry G. Fielding William A. Flood Charles M. Fulgieri William L. Grainger Robert P. Green Robert Grigg Michael R. Lawry Joseph F. Lothridge William R. Marvin, Jr. John W. Mitchell, Jr. Allen D. Moran Alfonso L. Ramirez Richard E. Rozier Robert J. Sawyer, Jr. Charles K. Thomason James L. West Roger K. Childress 79 General Orders 4 June 1962 STAFF Cadet Major Gatch Capt. Adjutant Griffiths Capt. Operations Holland Lt. Supply Greer M Sgt. West M Sgt. Ramirez, A, L. Cpls. Bostick, J. B. Chastain Foster Inabinet McGowan Sawyer Tronco A Co. Cadet Capt. Matthews Cpls. Poole PFCs Bailey 1st Lt, Ballard Elletson Freeman 2nd Lt. Sanders Jerkins Witherspoon 1st Sgt. Ogier Pusser Chapman SFCs Childress Rodgers, D. H. Frye Case Kneece 4 Wiggins (Supply) McGraw Sgts. Jones, L. T. Beasley Hucks Moreno Riesco Smith, E. F. Moxon B Co. Capt. Vaughan 1st Lt. Richberg 2nd Lt. Mitchell 1st Sgt. Thigpen SFCs Steele Ferrelle Lane, T. O. (Supply) Sgts. Willingham Kalbech Cpls. Folds Lozier Clyde McConnell Collier Smith, B. K, Middleton PFCs Hagler King, H. L. Gillespie Willmann Patin Williams Rodgers, L. H. Zorgias Baker, A. E. Grey Barden Rozier Boyde Russell Gleim White C Co. Capt. Schneider 1st Lt. Boland 2nd Lt. Wham 1st Sgt. Green SFCs Blackwell, J. B. Lain, A. K. Nuno (Supply) Sgts. Cox Pissanos Cpls. Brown, D. B. Rikard Self Thomas Wilson, J. L. Myers Hutchins PFCs Brown, J. Creech Flynn Godwin Kreinheder Lloyd Martined, R. A. Grainger Harison Row Gilham Ortega Ramirez, J. F. Woods BAND Co. Capt. Thomason 1st Lt. Dukes 2nd Lt. Quick 1st Sgt. O’Quinn SFCs Lawry (Supply) Marvin Poag Sgts. Brand King, G. E. Cpls. Coats Daugherty Horner Smith, J. E. 80 Senior Activities THOMAS WILLIAM ANDREW JR. Baltimore, Maryland Pvt. Co. Band 2, Pvt. Co. Band 3, Pfc. Co. Band 4, Library Staff 4, Non-Com Club 4, Flight Club 3 4. RICHARD RANDOLPH ATKINS St. Albans, West Virginia Pvt. Co B 3, Pfc. Co. B 3, Cpl. Co. Staff 4, Pvt. Co. B 4, Rec-room Staff 3, Non-Com Club 3 4, Honor Company 4. ROBERT EDWIN BASS JR. Sumter, South Carolina Pvt. Co. B 2, Pfc. Co. B 3, Pfc. Co. A 3, Pfc, Co, B 4, Pvt. Co. A 4, EXCALIBUR Staff 4, Intra- Mural 2, Non-Com Club, 2,3, 4, Honor Com- pany 2 4. CHARLES ELMER BAUSO Langhorn, Pennsylvania Pvt. Co. A 3, Pfc. Co. A 4, EXCALIBUR Staff, Intra-Murals 3 4, Flight Club 3 4, J.V. Basketball 4. DANIEL EDWARD BENHAM Winter Park, Florida Pvt. Co. A 4, Co. A 4, Intra-Murals 4. JOSEPH E, BIRD JR, Thomasville, North Carolina Pvt. Co. A 4, Laundry Staff 4, Varsity Track Team 4. WILLIAM REXIE BIRT Gastonia, North Carolina Pfc. Co. B 3, 2nd Lt. Co. A 4, 1st Lt. Co. C 4, Intra-Murals 3 4, Non-Com Club 3, Sword and Sash 4, Baseball Team 3 4, Honor Company 3. ROBERT LEMUEL BLACKWELL Bennetts ville, South Carolina Pvt. Co, C 1, Cpl. Co. B 2, SFC Co. C 3, 1st Lt. Co. B 4, Library Staff 3, Rec-room 2, Intra- Murals 2 3, Non-Com Club 2 3, Sword and Sash 4, Training Cadre 3 4, Radio Club 2 3. CURTIS ARDEN BOSTIC Greenville, South Carolina Pvt. Co. B 3, Pvt. Co. A 3, Pfc. Co. A 3, SFC Co. A 4, Football 3, EXCALIBUR Staff 3 4, Dance Committee 3 4, Intra-Murals 3 4, Non-Com Club 3 6c 4, Training Cadre 3 6c 4, Gold Star 3 4, Delta Kappa Sigma 4, Honor Company 3. GEORGE ALBERT BOWER JR. Columbia, South Carolina Pvt. Co. Band 1, Pfc. Co. Band 1, Cpl. Co. Band 2, Pvt. Co. Band 3, Sgt. Co. Band 4, Pvt. Co. Band 4, ADJUTANT Staff 4, Rec-room Staff 2, Laundry Staff 3, Dance Committee 3 4, Intra- Murals 36c4, Non-Com Club l,2,3,6c4. CHARLIE STEPHEN BROWN Mayesville, South Carolina Pvt Co. A 1, Cpl. Co. A 2, Pfc. Co. A 3, Pfc. Co. A 4, Pvt. Co. A 4, President of Class 2, Honor Company 3, EXCALIBUR Staff 4. HENRY WILSON BROWN Moekville, North Carolina Pvt, Co! Band 3, Cpl. Co. Band 4, Pvt. Co. Band 4, Rec-room Staff 4, Flight Club 36t4, Bus Driver 36c4, DONALD BAIN COE II Winston-Salem, North Carolina Pvt. Co. A 4, Sgt. Co. Staff 4, Flight Club 4. THOMAS EDWARD DEROSE Stone Harbor, New Jersey Cpl. Co. A 2, PFC Co. A 3, Sgt. Co. B 4, Li- brary Staff 3 6c 4, Non-Com Club 2,3 6c 4, Bas- ketball 3 6c 4, Baseball 2 6c 4, Block “C” Club 2,3,6c4. JOHN BRINSDON DOTTERER Charleston, South Carolina Cpl. Co. Band 1, Sgt. Co. Band 1, SFC Co. Band 2, 2nd Lt. Co. Band 3, Maj. Co. Staff 4, ADJUTANT Staff 1, Rec-room Staff 1, Laundry Staff l,2,3,6c4. Sword and Sash 3 6c 4, Honor Council 4, Delta Kappa Sigma 3 6c 4, Gold Star 2 6c 3, Traning Cadre 4, Freshman Schol- arship 1, Sophomore Scholarship 2, Citizenship 1,2,6c3, President of Class 1, Treasurer of Ohss 3 WYBURN CAMERON DOZIER Loris, South Carolina Pvt. Co. A 3, Cpl. Co. A 4, EXCALIBUR Staff 4, ADJUTANT Staff 4, Library Staff 3, Dance Committee 3, Non-Com Club 4. JOSEPH PINSON EANES Greenville, South Carolina Pvt. Co. B 2, PFC Co. B 2; Sgt. Co. A 4; SFC Co. B 4; 2nd Lt. Co. C 4; Pvt. Co. C 4; EXCAL- IBUR Staff 4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Non-Com Club 2,3,4; Training Cadre 4; Track 2,3,4; Block “CT Club 3,4. THOMAS HUTTON ELLER Bristol, Tennessee Pvt. Co. B 2; PFC Co. C 2; Cpl. Co. C 2; SFC Co. C 3; 2nd Lt, Co. C 3; Capt, Co. C 4; EXCALIBUR Staff 4; ADJUTANT Staff 3; Laundry Staff 4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Non-Com Club 2,3; Sword and Sash 3,4;- Track 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Block “C” Club 3,4; Gold Star 3,4. LEO JOHN FITZPATRICK Jacksonville, Florida Pvt. Co. A 3; 1st Sgt. Co. A 4; 2nd Lt. Co. B 4; EXCALIBUR Staff 4; Library Staff 3; Intra- murals 3,4; Non-Com Club 4; Flight Club 3,4; Block “CT Club 3,4. CHARLES MICHAEL FULGIERI Brooklyn, New York PFC Co. Band 2; PFC Co. Band 3; PFC Co. Band 4; EXCALIBUR Staff 4; Non-Com Club 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,4; Baseball 2,4; Block “C” Club 2,3,4. LUCIUS ALLAN GARDNER Charleston, South Carolina Pvt. Co. Band 1; PFC Co. Band 1; Cpl. Co. Band 2; 1st Sgt. Co. Band 3; 2nd Lt. Co. Band 3; Capt. Co. Band 4; ADJUTANT Staff 3,4; EXCALIBUR Staff 4; Rec Room Staff 2; Laun- dry Staff 4; Dance Committee 1,2,3,4; Intra- murals 1,2,3,4; Non-Com Club 1,2,3; Sword and Sash 3,4; Honor Council 4; Sec-Treasurer I; Vice-President 2; Vice-President 3; Vice- 81 Senior Activities President 4; Football 3,4; Block “CT Club 3,4. ROBERT DENNIS GRAHAM Loris, South Carolina Pvt. Co. B 2; PFC Co. C 3; Cpl. Co. C 4; Sgt. Co. C 4; EXCALXBUR Staff 4; Rec Room Staff 3; Intramurals 3,4; Non-Com Club 3,4; Train- ing Cadre 4. JOHN ALLAN GREENWOOD Andover, Massachusetts Pvt. Co. Band 4. ROBERT GRIGG Rochester, New Hampshire Pvt. Co. B 3; PFC Co. B 3; Cpl. Co. Staff 4; Sgt Co. B 4; Sgt Co. Band 4; ADJUTANT Staff 4; Swimming Pool Staff 4; Intramurals 3; Non-Com Club 3,4. HUGH HENDERSON Greenville, South Carolina Pvt. Co. C 3; Pvt. Co. Band 3; PFC Co. Band 3; Cpl. Co. Band 4; Non-Com Club 4. ROBERT LARRY HISLE Plarrison, Indiana Pvt. Co. Band 1; PFC Co. Band 2; Sgt. Co. Band 3; 1st Sgt. Co. Band 4; 2nd Lt Co. C 4; Non-Com Club 2,3,4; Bugler 1,2,3,4; Training Cadre 4; Sword and Sash; Commissioned Of- ficers Club. HEYWARD HUDSON, JR. Greenville, South Carolina Pvt. Co. A 3; PFC Co. A 3; Cpl. Co. A 4; Sgt. Co. B 4; Pvt. Co. A 4; ADJUTANT Staff 4; Non-Com Club 3,4. SEAFORD FOX JACKSON Tampa, Florida Pvt. Co. A 2; PFC Co. B 3; Pvt. Co. B 4; EX- CALIBUR Staff 2,3; ADJUTANT Staff 2,3; Laundry Staff 2,3; Swimming Pool Staff 2,3,4; Dance Committee 2,3,4; Gold Star 2,3,4; Cheer- leader 4. GEORGE RONALD JORDAN Raleigh, North Carolina Pvt, Co. B 1; Cpl. Co, A 1; 1st Sgt. Co. A 2; 2nd Lt. Co. B 3; Capt. Co. A 4; Laundry Staff 2; Sword and Sash 3,4; Honor Council 4; Block “CT Club 4; Non-Com Club 1,2,3. DONHAM DOUGLAS KAUFFMAN Charleston, South Carolina Pvt. Co. C 3; Cpl. Co. C 3; SFC. Co. C 4; Laundry Staff 3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Training Cadre 4 CHARLES WILLIAM KELLY Monroe, Louisiana Pvt. Co. C 2; SFC Co. C 4; Pvt. Co. C 4; Dance Committee 2,3; Non-Com 2,4; Training Cadre 4; ADJUTANT Staff 3; EXALIBUR Staff 3. JAMES LANFORD Woodruff, South Carolina Pvt. Co. B 4; PFC Co. B 4; Cpl. Co. A 4; Non- Com Club 4; Intramurals 4. EDWARD RHYNE LITTLE Linclonton, North Carolina Pvt, Co. C 4; PFC Co. C 4. KEVIN JOSEPH LITTLEFORD Arlington, Virginia Pvt, Co. B 1; PFC Co. Band 1; Cpl. Co. Staff 2; Sgt. Co, B 2; Sgt. Co. B 3; Sgt. Co. Staff 4; Pvt. Co. B 4; EXCALIBUR Staff 4; Library Staff 3,4; Non-Com Club 1,2,3,4; Delta Kap- pa Sigma 3,4; Gold Star 3,4; Training Cadre 4; Track Manager 4. JOSEPH FRED LOTHRIDGE Gainesville, Georgia Pvt Co. B 2; PFC Co. B 2; Cpl. Co. B 3; Cpl. Co. Staff 3; 1st Lt, Co. C 4; Capt. Co. Staff 4; Non-Com Club 3; Rec Room Staff 3,4; Intra- murals 3,4; Sash and Sword 4; Delta Kappa Sigma 4; Gold Star 3,4; N.S. Meyer Scholar- ship 3. MICHAEL PATRICK LOVEJOY Shreveport, Louisiana Pvt. Co. C 2; Cpl. Co. Staff 3; 1st Lt. Co, Staff 4; Pvt. Co. B 4; EXCALIBUR Staff 3; ADJU- TANT Staff 2; Swimming Pool Staff 2,3,4; Dance Committee 2,3,4; Non-Com Club 3; Sword and Sash 4; J.V. Basketball 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Gold Star 3; Training Cadre 3; Honor Guard 3. THOMAS MILTON McNEACE Greenville, South Carolina Pvt. Co, B 2; PFC Co. A 2; PFC Co. A 3; Cpl. Co. C 4; EXCALIBUR Staff 3; Rec Room Staff 2,3; Track 3,4. CECIL HOWARD McTEER Yemassee, South Carolina Pvt. Co. B 3; PFC Co. B 3; 1st Sgt. Co. A 4; EXCALIBUR Staff 3,4; Dance Committee 3,4; Non-Com Club 3,4; President of class 3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Football 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Pres- ident Block “C Club 4; Block CT Club 3,4. THOMAS HEYWARD McTEER Frogmore, South Carolina Pvt. Co. C 2; Cpl. Co. Staff 2; SFC Co. A 3; Capt. Co. B 4; EXCALIBUR Staff 4; Rec Room Staff 3,4; Non-Com 2,3; Sword and Sash 4; Honor Council 4; Delta Kappa Sigma 4; Train- ing Cadre 3,4; Secretary of class 4; Track 3,4. ' JAMES BARRY MALONEY Charleston, South Carolina Pvt. Co. B 1; PFC Co. B I; SFC Co. A 3; 2nd Lt. Co. A 4; Sword and Sash 4; Non-Com Club 3,4; Flight Club 1,3,4; Training Cadre 3,4. JIMMY ROSS MANN Batesburg, South Carolina Pvt. Co. B 2; PFC Co. B 2; Cpl. Co. Staff 3; Cpl. Co. B 4; EXCALIBUR Staff 4; Non- Com Club 3,4; Honor Company 2,3; Track 3. ROBERT LEE MAPP Augusta, Georgia Pvt. Co. B 4; Cpl. Co. Staff 4; Color Guard 4. LEOPOLD MARTINEZ San Juan, Puerto Rico Pvt. Co. C 3; Pvt. Co. C 4; Basketball Manager 3; J.V. Basketball 4. JAMES ARTHUR MILLER Pvt. Co. C 4; PFC Co. C 4. NICHOLAS STONE MILLER Greenville, South Carolina Pvt. Co. C 3; PFC Co. C 3; 1st Lt. Co. B 4; EXCALIBUR Staff 4; ADJUTANT Staff 4; Intramurals 3,4; Football 3,4; Non-Com Club 3; Senior Activities Block X” Club 3,4; Sword and Sash 4; Treas- urer of class 4. ALLAN DAVID MORAN Fairmont, West Virginia Cpl. Co. B 1; Cpl, Co. Band 1; Cpl. Co. Staff 3; 2nd Lt. Co. Band 4; EXCALIBUR Staff 2,3; ADJUTANT Staff 2,4; Intramurals 2,4; Non-Com 2,3; Delta Kappa Sigma 4; Sword and Sash 4; Track 4. JOSEPH PHILLIP NAPOLITANO Bay on, New Jersey Pvt. Co. B 1; Cpl. Co. B 2; Cpl. Co. B 4; Non- Com Club 2,4; ADJUTANT Staff 2,3,4; Base- ball Manager 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Block C” Club 3,4; Library Staff 3,4. JOHN SHERIDAN NESDALE Larchmont, New York Pvt Co. A 3; Cpl. Co. B 4; Non-Com Club 4; EXCALIBUR Staff 4. JAMES ALLEN NEWMAN Sumter, South Carolina Pvt. Co. B 3; Cpl. Co. B 4; Pvt. Co. B 4; Rec Room 4. KENNETH PIERCE NORTHRUP Jacksonville, Florida Pvt. Co. C 1; PFC Co, C 1; Cpl. Co. B 2; SFC Co. B 3; 2nd Lt. Co. B 3; Capt. Co. Staff 4; Pvt. Co. B 4; Non-Com Club 2,3; Sword and Sash 3,4; Honor Council 4; Delta Kappa Sig- ma 3,4; Gold Star 2,3. SIDNEY WALTON NORTON Wrens, Georgia Pvt. Co. C 2; PFC Co. C 3; Cpl. Co. C 4; Non- Com Club 3,4; Football 3; Block XT Club. SPENCE CHOSEWOOD NORTON Wrens, Georgia Pvt. Co. Band 2; PFC Co. Band 3; Cpl. Co. Band 4; Sgt. Co. Band 4; Non-Com Club 3,4. ELISIO LUIS NUNEZ Caracas, Venezuela Pvt. Co. C 2; PFC Co. C 3; Sgt. Co. C 4; 1st Sgt. Co. C 4; Rec Room Staff 3; Laundry Staff 3; Non-Com Club 4; Training Cadre 4. ANSEL MARVIN OLSON Oxon Hill, Maryland Pvt. Co. B 3; PFC Co. B 3; Cpl. Co. A 4; Sgt. Co. A 4; Pvt. Co. A 4; Non-Com Club 4. SAMUEL GEORGE RAYNOVIC Allison Park, Pennsylvania Pvt. Co. A 3; Cpl. Co. B 4; Intramurals 3,4; Flight Club 3; EXCALIBUR Staff 4; Non-Com Club 4; Football 3,4; Block XT’ Club 3,4. JINX LANDRUM ROBERTS Greer, South Carolina Pvt. Co. Band 4; PFC Co. Band 4; ADJUTANT Staff 4. FRANCIS COX ROUNTREE Orangeburg, South Carolina Pvt. Co. Band 2; PFC Co. Band 2; Cpl. Co. Band 2; Sgt. Co. Band 3; SFC Co. Band 4; Baseball 3,4; Football 4; Block “C’ Club 4; Rec Room Staff 2; Intramurals 2,3,4; Flight Club 3; Non-Com Club 2,3,4; Delta Kappa Sig- ma 3,4; Gold Star 2,3,4; Training Cadre 4. WILLIAM JOHN SENIOR Millington, New Jersey Pvt. Co. A 3; PFC Co. A 4; ADJUTANT Staff 4; Intramurals 3,4; Non-Com Club 3. RALPH CARY SLAUGHTER Jacksonville, Florida Pvt. Co. B 3; PFC Co. A 4; Pvt. Co. B 4; Li- brary Staff 4; Non-Com Club 4. JERI ALLGOOD SMITH Greenville, South Carolina Pvt. Co. Band; Cpl. Co. Band 4; Sgt. Co, Band 4; ADJUTANT Staff 4; Non-Com Club 3,4. ROBERT CONRAD SMITH Manastee, Michigan Pvt. Co. B 2; Cpl. Co. Staff 3; Sgt. Co. B 4; Pvt. Co. B 4; Non-Com Club 3,4; Dance Com- mittee 2,4; Football 4; Block X” Club 4. WILLIAM PAUL SMITH Andrews, South Carolina Pvt. Co. B 1; Cpl. Co. B 1; Sgt. Co. C 2; SFC Co. C 3; 1st Lt. Co. Staff 4; EXCALIBUR Staff 1,4; ADJUTANT Staff 1,2,3; Non-Com Club 1,2,3; Sword and Sash 4; Training Cadre 4. THOMAS EDWARD TIMRERLAKE Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Pvt. Co. B 3; PFC Co. B 3; 2nd Lt. Co. C 4; Pvt. Co. C 4; EXCALIBUR Staff 4; ADJU- TANT Staff 3; Intramurals 3,4; Non-Com Club 3; Sword and Sash 4; Gold Star 3; Foot- ball 3.4; Flight Club 4; Block X” Club 3,4. HAMILTON TODD Greenville, South Carolina Pvt. Co. Band 1; Pvt. Co, Band 3; PFC Co. Band 4; Basketball 3,4; Track 3,4; EXCALIBUR Staff 4; Block X” Club 3,4. BRICE TOWLE Sumter, South Carolina Pvt. Co. B 1; Cpl. Co. B 2; PFC Co. A 2; PFC Co. A 3; Pvt. Co. A 4; Track 3,4; EXCALIBUR Staff; Rec Room Staff 3. JAMES BYRDIS TURNER Florence, South Carolina Pvt. Co. B 3; PFC Co. B 3; SFC Co. A 4; Pvt. Co. A 4; EXCALIBUR Staff 3,4; ADJUTANT Staff 3; Swimming Pool Staff 3; Non-Com Club 3,4; Training Cadre 4; Football 3,4; Track 3,4; Block X” Club 34. MACK MILTON TRAWICK Hickory, North Carolina Pvt. Co. Band 2; Sgt. Co. Band 3; 1st Lt. Co. Band 4; Sword and Sash 4; Non-Com 2,3; Laun- dry Staff 3. JAMES ARVIN VELEZ Tacoma, Washington Pvt. Co. B 1; Cpl. Co. B 1; PFC Co. B 4; Sgt. Co. B 4; Intramurals 4; Non-Com 1,4; Track 4. DOUGLAS ALLISON WALTERS Whiteville, North Carolina Pvt. Co. B 4; Cpl. Co. A 4; Non-Com Club 4. JAMES BARNETTE WILSON Ware Shoals, South Carolina Pvt. Co. A; Football 4; Track 4; Block X” Club 4. 83 Cadet Directory Andrew, Thomas William, Jr. 4300 Edgehurst Rd. Baltimore, Md. Atkins, Richard Randolph 2300 Harrison Ave. St. Albans, W. Va. Bailey, William Lee Rt. 3, Box 6 Andrews, S.C. Baker, Arthur Ernest Cool Springs, Camden, S.C. Baker, Thomas Cullen 748 Green St. Mrytle Beach AFB, S.C. Ballard, James Clay, Jr. 3 Ridgecrest Dr. Greenville, S.C. Barden, John Jacob Box 1442 Columbia, S.C, Bartee, Jimmy Allen 5 Seymour Ave. Charleston Hgts., S.C. Bass, Robert Edwin, Jr. 5 W. Oakland Ave. Sumter, S.C. Bauso, Charles Elmer 306 Comly Ave Langhorae, Pa. Beasley, Richard Clyde 224 N. Union St. Concord, N.C. Benham, Daniel Edward 817 Ellendale Dr. Winter Park, Fla. Bird, Joseph Exton, Jr. Rt. 3, Trinity Extension Thomas ville, N.C. Birt, William Rexie, III 502 Oakdale Ave. Gastonia, N.C. Birdwell, Russell Allen 4864 Powell Rd. Dayton 24, Ohio Blackwell, Jesse Breeden Ill S. Cook St. Bennettsville, S.C. Blackwell, Robert Lemuel, Jr. 111S. Cook St. Bennettsville, S.C. Boland, Carl Payton 376 Long Branch Ave. Long Branch, N.J. Bostic, Curtis Arden 8 Pine Creek Court Greenville, S.C. Bostick, John Barrett 1801 Providence Rd. Charlotte, N.C. Bower, George Albert, Jr. 4822 Circle Dr. Columbia, S.C. Boyd, Lawrence Curry RD No. 1, Box 200 Stroudsburg, Pa. Brand, Francis Gilbert 2227 Roswood Dr. Columbia, S.C. Brown, Charlie Stephen Mayesville, S.C. Brown, Dane Bing 1437 Longview Rd. Rock Hill, S.C. Brown, Henry Wilson Boxwood Nurseries Mocksville, N.C. Brown, Jimmy P.O. Box 54 Lake View, S.C. Case, Darryl Jan 3632 Maybank St. Columbia, S.C. Chapman, Thomas Edward 509 Wright Ave. Kannapolis, N.C. Chastain, James Frank, Jr. 2503 N. Main St. Anderson, S.C. Childress, Roger Kenneth 662 N. Henderson St. King of Prussia, Pa. Clapper, William Ronald 426 Lynn Drive Marion, Ohio Clement, John Essery III 2306 Mossy Oaks Rd. Beaufort, S.C. Clough, William Holliday Hubbard Rd. East Aurora, N.Y. Clyde, Daniel Ross 2 Post Oak Rd. Greenville, S.C, Coats, Robert Stephen 3607 Buffalo Rd. Raleigh, N.C. Coe, Donald Bain 11 911 Huntingdon Rd. Winston-Salem, N.C. Collier, Ralph Arnold Colbert, Ca. Connelly, Richard Laveme 721 Indigo Ave. Cayce, S.C. Corbett, John Bertram 611 Prince St. Georgetown, S.C. Cox, Perry Devon, Jr. Rt. 1 Box 259 Clarendon, N.C. Creech, John Spach, Jr. 2830 Forest Drive Winston-Salem, N.C. Creekmore, William Earl Moyock, N.C. Dalton, Craig Stroud 3376 Gunston Rd. Alexandria, Va. Daughtery, Rudolph P. South Kemper St, Lake View, S.C. DeRo.se, Thomas Edward 131 97th St. Stone Harbor, N.J. Dotterer, John Brinsdon, Jr. 48 Legare St. Charleston, S.C. Dozier, Wyburn Cameron, Jr. Box 1557 Loris, S.C. Dukes, Donald Eugene 1514 E. 34th St. Savannah, Ga. Eanes, Joe Pinson Ill Carmel St. Greenville, S.C. Edgerton, Richard Washington 4374 Chicora St. Columbia, S.C. Eller, Thomas Hutton, Jr. 909.Kentucky Ave. Bristol, Tenn. Elletson, Broadus Earl, Jr. 218 Lake Fairfield Dr. Greenville, S.C. Embler, Boyd Thomas Box 417 Vamville, S.C. Ferrelle, John P.O. Box 1639 Savannah, Ga. Fielding, Larry George 229 Crawford St. Beckley, W. Va. Fitzpatrick, Leo John 1360 Greenridge Rd. Jacksonville 7, Fla. Flood, William Arthur 968 Carver St. Philadelphia 24, Pa. Flynn, Robert Johnson, Jr. 1927 Wendover Rd. Charlotte 7, N.C. Folds, James David 150 N.W. 58th Ave. Miami, Fla. Foster, John Thomas, Jr. 313 Cedar St. Myrtle Beach, S.C. Freeman, John Thomas Rt. 1 Piedmont, S.C. Frisbie, Harry Lee Rt. 3, Box 3900 Charleston, S.C. Frye, Paul Ray 477 Carolina Ave. Orangeburg, S.C. Fulgieri, Charles Michael 141 Hall St. Brooklyn 33, N.Y. Galliot, Michael John 900 Westmoreland Place Balls Church, Va. Gardner, Lucius Allen, Jr. Rt. 5, Box 12 Charleston, S.C. Gatcli, William Henry Star Route Eustic, Fla. Gilham, Marvin Frank 514 Woodrow St. Columbia, S.C. Gillespie, Robert Edward, Jr. 6317 Patterson St. East Riverdale, Md. Gleim, Frederick William III 121 Gypsy Lane Wynewood, Pa. Godwin, Larry Rt. 1, Box 181 Chadbourn, N.C. Graham, Robert Dennis P.O. Box 1498 Loris, S.C. Grainger, William Levi Box 288 Tabor City, N.C. Green, Robert Paul P.O. Box 1549 Sumter, S.C. Greenwood, John Alan 93 Porter Rd. Andover, Mass. Greer, Walter William Rt. 6, Knollwood Dr. Greenville, S.C. Grey, Ronald Foster Rt. 2 Lake City, S.C. Griffiths, Thomas Edward 31540 Cedar Rd. Pepper Pike, Ohio Grigg, Robert 21 Sheridan Ave. Rochester, N.H. Hagler, Charles Andrew 1462 Ebenezer Rd. Rock Hill, S.C. Harrison, William Montgomery III 533 Broad St. Augusta, Ga. Henderson, Hugh Arch 1105 N. Main St. Greenville, S.C. Herrington, John Robert 1045 “O” Ave. Cayce, S.C. Hisle, Robert Larry Rt. No. 3 Lexington, Ky. Holland, Charles Gable 19 E. Calhoun St. Sumter, S.C. Homer, Thomas Cecil RD 2 Woods town, N.J. Hucks, Robert Leroy 500 2nd Ave. North Myrtle Beach, S.C. Hudson, Heyward Wayman, Jr. 28 Howe St. Greenville, S.C, Hutchins, John Samuel 12 Virginia Ave. Greenville, S.C. Inabinet, William Douglas 1115 Emmett St. Augusta, Ga. Jackson, Seafor, Fox, Jr. 3009 Mason Place Tampa 9, Fla. Jerkins, Barry Shannon 1813 Woodland Drive Charlotte, N.C. Johnson, James Delwinn 5165 Camille Ave. Jacksonville 10, Fla, Johnson, Marvin Henry, Jr. Rt. 1 Hemingway, S.C. Jones, Larkin Thompson 36 McPherson Lane Greenville, S.C. Jones, Robert Lawrence 711 Date Palm Dr. Lake Park, Fla. Jordan, George Ronald 901 Shelley Rd. Raleigh, N.C. Kalbach, William Paul 413B Whitman Dr. Haddonfield, N.J. Kauffman, Donham Douglas 312 King St. Georgetown, S.C. Kelly, Charles William IV 2912 Gordon Ave. Monroe, La. Kelly, Frederick Harbort 22 Swan Lake Dr. Sumter, S.C. King, Gillum Edward III RFD 1 McBee, S.C. King, Hubert Lee, Jr. 1023 Confederate Ave. Columbia, S.C, Kneece, Earl Finley Rt. 2 Batesburg, S.C. Kreinheder, Edward louis 231 Cypress St. Shaw AFB, S.C. Lain, Alpheus Kenneth, Jr. Rt. 2, Box 86 Aiken, S.C. Lane, Thornton Odell, Jr. P.O. Box 3366 Myrtle Beach, S.C. Lanford, James Homer, Jr. Rt. 3 Woodruff, S.C. Lawry, Michael Robert Rt. 1, Box 355 Oakton, Va. Little, Edward Rhyne 605 N. Laurel St. Lincolntown, N.C. Littleford, Kevin Joseph Lloyd, George Arthur III Apt. 331, 1805 Columbia Pike Arlington, Va. Anderson, S.C. Logan, Michael Holmes 309 William St. Kannapolis, N.C. Lothridge, Joseph Fred 610 Crest view Terr. Gainesville, Ga. Love joy, Michael Patrick Barksdale AFB Shreveport, La. Lozier, Donald Charles 4534 Penn Ave. Pittsburgh 24, Pa. McConnell, George Alvin 109 Frances St. Anderson, S.C. McCraw, William Nesbitt, Jr. 13 3rd Ave., Judson Greenville, S.C. McGowan, Edgar Linden 5067 Hillside Rd. Columbia, S.C. 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Camden, South Carolina Manufacturers of CHILDREN'S OUTERWEAR SLACKS SHORTS PEDAL PUSHERS SHIRTS COVERALLS OVERALLS JACKETS PLAYSUITS Margins for Tomorrow Adam, when he left the Garden of Eden, had no prospect of social gain, no capi- tal, and no tools, knowing but one creed: “In the sweat of thy face shalt thou eat bread.” Between his needs and his capacities was the narrow margin of desperation. Through the centuries since, Adam’s descendant had that sweat of brow, necessary ingredient though it may be, will alone produce poor loaves, and few. HE had learned the way to multiply his own puny efforts with the powerful engines of his own ingenuity. He has learned to reinstitute some portion of his being as capital, to employ capital ef- fectively to provide new and better tools, and with them he had fashioned a mar- gin of social gain beyond the dreams of man since the beginnings. Today, we identify this relationship of man to his labor, his capital, his tech- niques, his tools, and his dreams, as technology. And wherever technology has flourished, social gains have followed as a matter of cause and effect. Technology is the great multiplication table. It is the margin between pint and bushel, between ounce and pound, be- tween dozen and gross. In America, it is the margin between homespun and nylon, between the pot on the hearth and the eye-level oven, between root cellar and deep freeze, between plow and trac- tor., between wagon train and jet liner, and, because the means must precede the fulfillment, the margin between Lincoln’s lonely study by the dying fire and the scholarly haven of the Harvard Yard. In these achievements, men have found the way to the standards of life, of dignity, and of aspiration toward which they have struggled for centuries, with the goals always just eluding their outstretched hands. Technology pro- viding that strength, has produced the trust of energy that today we see measured in the margin of cessitym the margin of knowledge over ignorance, the margin of knowledge over fear and perhaps, in perilous times, the margin of survival over disaster. In technology’s wake have come the order of law, the amenities of culture, the tender hand of charity. For only as the head once bowed with toil can be raised up can man lift his eyes toward those broad and hopeful margins of tomorrow. MAY PLANT Home of Dupont's Orion Acrylic Fiber PRINTING TAPE DISPENSER MANUFACTURER RUBBER STAMPS MANUFACTURING PRINTING TAPE DISPENSER MANUFACTURING FLOOR SURFACING AND FINISHING R. J. POOLE 10 Sedgefield Dr. Greenville, S. C. UNITED DOOR COMPANY, INC. Varnville, South Carolina Boyd Embler, Vice President Phone Hampton, S.C. 2511 MANUFACTURERS OF QUALITY FLUSH DOORS 96