Camden Military Academy - Excalibur Yearbook (Camden, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1963 volume:

CAMDEN MILITARY ACADEMY PRESENTS . . . EXCALIBUR 1 1963 DEDICATED TO MR. ZELLIE WILLIAMS We The Members of the class Of 1963 dedicate our yearbook to a man who we all admire and re- spect. “General” as most of us call him has a hard and often unrewarding job. This is our way of letting him know his work does not go un-noticed. COLONEL JAMES F. RISHER PRESIDENT Colonel James F. Risher was born in Hampton County, S.C. and graduated in the class of 1911, from The Citadel In 1924 he went to Carlisle Military School to teach. In 1928 he was made Headmaster, and purchased the school in 1939. In 1958 he purchased Camden Military Academy, and he now serves as Presi- dent of Carlisle and Camden. The Corps of Cadets ap- preciates his influence on our lives, and we are proud to be associated with this great man. COLONEL LANNING P. RISHER HEADMASTER Colonel Lanning P. Risher was bom September 19, 1931, the son of our President, Colonel James F. Risher. He attended the public schools of Bamberg, S.C. and Carlisle Military School. In 1955 he came out of the Army with the rank of 1st. Lieutenant of Infantry. He taught at Carlisle for three years prior to coming here as Headmaster in 1958. For the past five years Col. Risher has put forth much effort to make Camden Military Academy a top grade school. We of the EXCALIBUR staff salute you, Colo- nel Risher. 3 FOREWORD We look now with mixed emotions upon the school year 1962-63. With excitement we visualize the unknown adventures of our adult future, yet with sadness we see the passing of this dynamic phase of our development. Our progress this year has so become a part of our lives that it will sub- consciously guide us always. Our conscious memo- ries will be forever sharpened by the EXCALI- BUR of 1963. 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Donald Eugene Dukes Savannah, Ga. John Thomas Freeman Piedmontf S.C. Larry Godwin Chadbourn, N.C, Robert Paul Green Sumter, S.C. Walter William Greer Greenville, S.C. Thomas Edward Griffiths Cleveland, Ohio Charles Gable Holland Sumter, S.C. Larkin Thomas Jones Greenville, S.C. Lewis Coleman Jones North Augusta, S.C. Gillum Edward King, III McBee, S.C. Edward Louis Kreinheder Shaw Air Force Base, S.C. Alpheus Kenneth Lain, Jr. Aiken, S.C. Ronnie Lee Kirven Darlington, S.C, George Arthur Lloyd, III Anderson, S.C. Edwin Vincent Love East Bank, W. Va. Donald Charles Lozier Pittsburgh, Penn. Rafael Antonio Martinez Bayamon, Puerto Rico 5 John Daniel Matthews Cary, N.C. Robert Thomas Muffley, Jr. Rochester, N.Y. Stanley Gordon Myers Salisbury, N.C. James Ernest Nolan Bennettsville, S.C. David Francisco Nuno Panama City, Panama James Grayson Ogier, III Charlestown, S.C. John Paul O’Quinn Beaufort, S.C. Manuel Maria Patin, Jr. Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Basilio Pissanos La Guaira, Venezuela Richard James Poole, Jr, Greenville, S.C. Alfonso Luis Ramirez Retalhuleu, Guatemala Michael Parnell Richburg Brooklyn, N. Y. Leslie Howard Row, Jr. Burlington, N.C. William Pinckney Sanders III Sylvania, Ga. James Allen Schneider Winter Haven, Fla. Collier Benson Starnes Gastonia, N.C. William Keys Stuart Anderson, S.C. Marvin Wayne Thigpen Andrews, S.C. Charles Kirt Thomason Greenville, S.C. Jack Hubert Vaughan Columbia, S.C. James Larry West Gainesville, Ga. William Harvel Wham Greenville, S.C. Lamar Owens Wiggins. Jjp. Greenville} S.C. Marcel Patton Williams Jacksonville, Fla. ST ‘ -• % W.' Gleim Gunter Harrison Horton 'V Kieffer Lago Lane, T. O. Lawry JUNIOR CLASS Junior Class Officers Mitchell, J. W. —■ President Quick — Vice President Lawry — Secretary Blackwell — Treasurer Sponsor — Miss Dumpy Turner Davis The Untouchables Smith, E. F. T aylor Tisdale Tompkins Walters Ward Williams, S. T. Wilson, D. L. Wilson, J. A. , 0 Shirley Sims Sligh President — Billy Self Vice-President — Jack Wilson Secretary — John Steele Treasurer — Bill Thomas Asbury Aycock Bellamy Bostick Brown, F. H, Brush Collins Connelly Cooper Creekmore Downey Fitch Fleteher Foster Frisbie Gailliot George Gilham Goodson, D. C. Goodson, R. W. Green way. Gray Hagler Inabinet Jerkins Kane Loehr McGowan Maguire Maxwell Menendez Nabors Newman Ortega Parlin Pinho Ramirez, J. F. Rozier Sargent Saussy Self Steele Taunt Thomas, T. M. Thomas, W. E. Tronco Vasilopulos Wheeler Braun Chambers Charles Cobb, C. J. Freshman Class Officers Smith, C. P. — President Mitchell, M. H. — Vice President Riesco, E. — Secretary Miller — Treasurer Sponsor — Miss Beverly Williams 28 Miller Mitchell, M. H. Murray Palvin Roman, G. A. Sanders, J. W. Sekerchak Sheppard Pate Powell Randolph Riesco, E. Robas MAJOR JAMES T. DALLAS Commandant of Cadets — Instructor of College Algebra and Trigonometry; A.B., and Graduate Work at the Uni- versity of South Carolina and Gradu- ate Work at the Uneversite d’Aix- Marseilles at Aix-en Provence, France; Five years at Camden. CAPTAIN WILLIAM P. BECKHAM Professor of Military Science, Physics, and Physical Science; B.S., University of South Carolina; Advisor of the Flight Club; Advisor of the Honor Council; Five years at Camden. CAPTAIN WILLIAM H. WEARMOUTH Instructor of English IV, College Al- gebra, and Trigonometry; A.B., Guil- ford College, and attended the Uni- versity of North Carolina; Senior Class Advisor, Track Coach, Athletic Direc- tor, Block C Advisor and a member of the Academic Committee; Four years at Camden. CAPTAIN CHARLES M. GALLAGHER Instructor of English II,III, and Gen- eral Science; Basketball Coach, Ad- visor of the Dance Committee, and a member of the Academic Committee; Three years at Camden. LIEUTENANT PERRY C. THREAT Instructor of Geometry, and Algebra II; B.S., Newberry College; Supply Officer, and Advisor of the Laundry Staff. Two years at Camden. LIEUTENANT LOREN COLLINS Professor of Military Science and In- structor of Chemistry; B.S. University of South Carolina; Coach of Baseball, Assistant Coach of Football, Advisor of Fire Marshals; One year at Camden. 30 LIEUTENANT ALLAN F. GOUD Instructor of Algebra I,II, and World History; B.A., University of Maine; Advisor of ADJUTANT; One year at Camden. LIEUTENANT RONALD HARDMAN Instructor of U.S. History, and Bi- ology; A.B., Lenior Rhyme; Coach of Football, and Assistant Coach of Track; One year at Camden. LIEUTENANT BILLY RAY HESTER Instructor of Business Law, Econom- ics, and Typing; B.S., Newberry Col- lege; Head of Physical Education and Recreation, Assistant Coach of Base- ball ; One year at Camden. LIEUTENANT REGINALD STANLEY Instructor of U.S. History, and Civics; A.B. Newberry College, and Graduate Work at the University of South Caro- lina; Advisor of the EXCALIBUR: One year at Camden. LIEUTENANT GARY E. VANADORE Instructor of French I,II, and English II; A.B., University of South Caro- lina; Band Instructor; One yeat at Camden. PROFESSOR A. L, GEISEN- HEIMER at the College of Charleston. Professor at the University of South Carolina. Advisor of the Delta Kappa Sigma; Charman of the Academic Committee. One year at Camden. 31 MRS. TOMMY D. PYLANT Office Secretary MRS. FAYE DRAWDY School Nurse MR. ZELLIE WILLIAMS Custodian MRS. LANNING P. RISHER Head Dietitian Sponsor Miss Margie Rawlinson Tactical Officer Lieutenant Perry C. Threatt Company Commander John Daniel Matthews 34 Tactical Officer Capt. Charles M. Gallagher 36 First Sergeant Thornton D. Lane, Jr, 37 Second Lieutenant M. Wayne Thigpen 38 Second Lieutenant William H. Wham 39 Second Lieutenant Robert P. Green First Sergeant Jesse B, Blackwell First Sergeant Darryl J. Case 40 Second Lieutenant J. Paul O’Quinn Second Lieutenant Sidney H. Quick, Jr. Battalion Commander — Cadet Major Gatch Battalion Adjutant — Cadet Captain Griffiths Commandant of Cadets — Major Dallas Captain of Operations — Cadet Captain Hotland Major and Captains First Lieutenants Second Lieutenants N.C.O. CLUB The Non-Com Club is the backbone of the Cadet Corps. Their chief responsibility in ranks is the accounting for all personnel. Their ranks are Private First Class, Corporal, Sergeant, Sergeant First Class, and First Sergeant. 44 TRAINING CADRE KNEELING: McGowan, Blackwell, Nuno, Martinez, Patin, Thomas, Bostick. STANDING: Holland, Wiggins, Griffiths, Vaughan, Case, Sanders, Ogier, Steele, Boland, Mitchell. The training Cadre, selected by the faculty, is composed of Cadets having out- standing military records. They have done an excellent job in orienting new Cadets to their life of regimentation, “spit and polish.” 45 HONOR COUNCIL Griffiths, T. E., Thomason, G. K., Vaughan, J. H., Matthews, J. D., Holland, C. G. The Honor Council, guided by Capt. Beckham, is composed of the Batallion Commander and all Company Commanders. This judicial branch reviews serious violations of cadet regula- tions Their verdict is submitted to the Headmaster for approval. 46 Don Dukes Editor Sponsor Miss Jan Mahaney EXCALIBUR STAFF EXCALIBUR 63 With extra leave as an incentive these faithful Cadets worked long and hard planning, proofing, writing, scheduling photography, and in general creating. Though the problems have been many, the rewards in knowledge, co-operative achievement and scheduling sportsman like teamwork have geen great. The final reward, however, you now hold before you — EXCALIBUR 63. 49 President Darryl Case Sponsor Brenda Newsome DELTA KAPPA SIGMA This is a fraternity made up of students who have achieved high scholastic standing. Members Bacher, Becker, Case, Dukes, Griffiths, Kirven, Nolan, Ramirez, A.L., Sanders, W.P., West, Cline, Lucas, Mitchell, J.W., Sawyer, Taylor. President Boland, C.P. LAUNDRY STAFF Members Boland, Bostic, Greer, Holland, Jones, L. C. Childress, Lane, T, O., Lawry, Mitchell, J. W., Schneider, Steele, Thomas, W. E. This staff takes care of all the laun- dry that comes into the school. With- out this staff getting our laundry would be difficult. President Toramy Griffiths Sponsor Chee Kludt BLOCK “C” CLUB The Block “C” Club consists of the cadets who participated in varsity sports and earned a letter. Members Case, Lain, A. K., Thomason, Daughtery, Chapman, Poole, Ballard, Cutter, Sanders, W. P., Elletson, Nolan, Ramirez, A. L., Dolan, Girffiths, Patin, Vaughan, Davis, Nuno, O’Quinn, Wiggins, Schneider. ADJUTANT STAFF The Adjutant, our school paper is published every two weeks. As well as being very informative and entertaining, this paper is a fine example of school spirit here at CMA. Members Bacher, Gleim, Greer, Frye, Patin, Nuno, Holford, Wiggens, Poole, Riesco, A. Editor Gleim Sponsor Sue Matlack 53 DANCE COMMITTEE The formal and frequent informal dances, held here during the year, are brought to us by this fine committee. Members Matthews, Sims, Thomason, Tompkins, Lago, Foster, Case, Brush, Walters, Ogier, Collier, Sawyer, Willingham, Lucas, Champman, Williams, S.T., Patin, Wilson, J.A. President Thomason Sponsor Anne Ashley 54 REC ROOM STAFF The Rec, Room offers pool facilities and other indoor activities. Members Blackwell, Brand, Connelly, Creech, Daughtery, Freeman, Jerkins, Lago, Lloyd, McConnell, Quick, Thompkins, Lain, A.K., West. President Quick Carol Downs Sponsor 55 LIBRARY STAFF The staff devotes its time offering good litera- ture and reference material to the cadets. Members Bacher, Brown, Asbury, Elletson, Gulledge, Haas, King, Kneese, Kreinheder, Mitchel, M.H. More- no, Pissanos, Ramirez, J.F., Randolf, Sheppard, Simsf Taunt, Taylor, Wheeler, Wilson J.A., Ro- zier, Poulton, Chambers, Shank, Cooper, Tisdale. President Kreinheder 56 Has Gloria called yet? What ya got in da box buddy? Now you know I’m a lover, I shouldn’t have to tell you!! Who says I gotta fall in, anyway??? Miss Marilyn Atkins Sponsor: F. C. Smith 59 SPONSORED BY Randy Haas Miss Senior Miss Kathy Evans Sponsor: James G. Olgier CLASS BEAUTIES Miss Junior Miss Bootsie Nelson Sponsor: Paul Frye Miss Sophomore Miss Jean Weeks Sponsor: BruOe White Miss Freshman Miss Beverly A. Williams Sponsor: C. P. Smith KNEELING: Elletson, Ballard, Matthews, Daughtry, Thomason, Lain, Wiggins. STAND ING: Nolan, Quinn, Smith, Griffiths. STARTING TEAM We honor with pride these boys who gave us their best on the the football field. It was never easy but they maintained a good spirit and kept fighting. They sacrificed much of their free time and spent many hours of sweat and toil on the practice field. 62 1963 SPARTANS A very important phase of cadet life is athletics. Co-operation and the will to hang in there when the going got tough symbolize the 1962 Spartans. Win or lose, our team tried hard and displayed a great spirit until the last play of the game. We ap- preciate the enthusiasm of our athletes and what they have done for our school. They have done a very good job in building spirit and morale. Kenny Lain Captain Kirt Thomason Center Richard Poole Guard 64 Darryl Case End Bill Sanders End Gerd Becker Wingback 65 Butch Elletson End Tommy Lucas Linebacker Gene Davis Linebacker Chip Dolan Fullback 66 Lamar Wiggins End Jimmy Ogier Center Jimmy Ballard Guard 67 Alfonso Ramirez Tailback Bryant Cutter Guard Manuel Patin Guard Butch Mallonee Tackle 68 Jack Vaughan Halfback KNEELING, Dolan, Ortega, Martinez Schneider. STANDING, Griffiths, Poole, Wiggins, Starnes, Cook. V A R S I T Y BASKETBALL TEAMS Junior Varsity: Lane, Davis, Kirven, Duncan, Ramirez, Coach Charles Gallagher Martinez — Guard C.M.A. 43 — Carolina Military Academy 67 C.M.A. 54 — St. Angela’s Academy 55 C.M.A. 50 — Charlotte Country Day 61 Girffiths — Forward C.M.A. 28 — Carolina Military Academy 64 C.M.A. 40 — Carlisle Military School 30 C.M.A. 44 — Blythewood 73 Wiggins — Center C.M.A. 71 — St. Angela’s 50 C.M.A. 68 — Airport High 57 C.M.A. 49 — Carlisle Military School 34 Cook — Guard C.M.A. 49 — Charlotte Country Day 55 C.M.A. 52 — Airport High C.M.A. 64 —Peiion 39 Starnes — Center Poole — Forward Guard Guard BASEBALL 1963 TROPHY WINNERS MOST STOLEN BASES — Kenny Lain MOST RUNS BATTED IN — Fran Chase BEST BATTING AVERAGE — Kenny Lain MOST SPIRIT — David Nuno COACHES’ AWARD — Richard Poole The Spartan Diamond men of 1963 had a successful Season under the coach- ing and leadership of Coach Loren Collins. The pitching prowess of Richard Poole led the team through many well-fought games to overall victory. We at Camden Military Academy can be justly proud of the baseball team for the concerted effiort they displayed throughout this season in victory and de- feat. The Cadet Corps wishes to express its appreciation to Coach Collins for the effort he exerted on behalf of the team. 73 rr OUTSTANDING PLAYERS OF THE YEAR Breeden Blackwell Second Base Tommy Lucas First Base Jimmy Nolan Short Stop Lamar Wiggins Outfield Lain Scores Again M 'AI ‘ .’■ 'U - i. 74 PRACTICE . . . AND MORE PRACTICE , PAYS OFF WITH WINNING GAMES. Jack Vaughan Outfield Ralph Martinez Second Base Poole has a no-hitter. Richard Poole Pitcher David Nuno Outfield THIS YEAR’S TEAM WAS CHARACTERIZED BY SPIRIT AND HUSTLE. CMA TRACK TEAM KNEELING, left to right: Coach Wearmouth, Williams, M. P., Elder, Grainger, Sanders, W. P., Griffiths, Ramirez, A, L,, Taylor, Kane, Case, Tisdale, Charles, and Nuno STANDING: Dukes, Ward, Bacher, Witherspoon, Hardee, Shank, Kneece, Richberg, Ballard, Childress, Mitchell, J. W., Becker, Nolan, Wham, Kreinheder, and Asbury. Our track team enjoyed one of its most successful seasons this year, despite its small size. Under the leadership of Coach Wearmouth, the team allowed only four of sixteen school records to stand. In addition, they finished second of twenty-five schools at the Florence Invitational Relays, bringing home two beautiful trophies. SCHOOL RECORDS 1963 Ramirez, A. L . . . Mile 4:58.3 1960 Traylor ... 440 :51.9 1962 Griffiths ... 100 :10.0 1963 Tisdale . . . High Hurdles . . . :16.4 1963 Ramirez, A. L ... 880 2:08 1962 Griffiths ... 220 :22,4 1963 Tisdale .. . Low Hurdles .... :21.7 1963 Martinez, Grainger . .. . . . Pole Vault .. . 10'3 1962 Griffiths . . . . Shot Put . . . 44'8 a 1960 Langley . . . Broad Jump . . . . . .. 20'6 1963 Griffiths . . . Discus ... 134 3 1963 Elder, Kane . . . High Jump ... 5'8 77 CINDERMEN DEFEAT CARLISLE.. Gerd Becker 440 and Mile Relay Bill Grainger Bill Sanders Pole Vault Discus, 220, Spring Medley Re- lay, 440 Relay and 880 Relay . . . AND CAROLINA 79 Tommy Griffiths 100, 220, Shot Put, Discus, 440 Re- lay, 880 Relay, Sprint Medley Relay BE Danny Hardee hot Put and Discus SENIORS WILL MISSED High and Low Hurdles Team Captain David Nuno 100, 220, 440 Relay, 880 Relay Sprint Medley Relay ,Ken Childress 440 and Mile Relay BLOCK ‘C’ FIELD DAY Field Day is an annual event at C.M.A. and is sponsored by the Block “C” Club. It has no purpose but to entertain the cadets. The winning company was Band Company, edging out B Company by 9 points. 'This Hau ramp riff i prv wrll canrl rwrrvhnHv is Inrlrincr forward tr nrvt vmt The Baccalaureate Service was held on the Academy campus on Sunday, 2 June at 11:00 AM. The speaker for the occasion was Rev. W. H. Smith of Ware Shoals, S. C., father of James E. Smith, a member of the graduating class. Rev. Smith de- livered a beautiful and inspiring sermon, choosing as his text 2nd Chronicles, 1: 7-12, pointing out that although God had promised to give Solomon anything he wanted, he chose wisdom to judge his people rather than wealth, honor, re- venge on his enemies, or long life. A vocal solo, “Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled,” was rendered by Mrs. James T. Dallas, accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Hollis Holford. At 4:00 PM on Sunday afternoon a dress parade was held on the parade field, at which time Co. “A” was awarded the colors for Honor Company of the Year. This parade was followed by a reception in the dining hall for the cadets and their guests. 82 GRADUATION Commencement Exercises were held on the Academy Campus at 11:00 AM, Mon- day, 3 June for a class of 60 graduates. After the advance of the colors, the invo- cation was given by Rev. E, E. Glenn, D. D., pastor of the Lyttleton Street Metho- dist Church in Camden. This was followed by the presentation of medals by Lt. Col. James T. Dallas, the Commandant, and the singing of the Alma Mater. Col. Lanning P. Risher, Headmaster, introduced the speaker for the day, the Hon. F. Hall Yarborough, a member of the South Carolina House of Representatives from Orangeburg. Mr. Yarborough presented a stirring lesson on “the strait and narrow path ’ interspersed with humorous comments. Col. James F. Risher, President, presented the diplomas, after which the general orders were read. This was fol- lowed by the Cadet Prayer and the benediction. With the sounding of echo taps, another year at Camden Military Academy was ended. J 3 Rev. W, H. Smith Hon. F. Hall Yarborough 83 H 2 CJ JAMES F. RISHER AWARD IDEAL CADET This award is given each year to the cadet who best, typifies the spirit of the school. It is voted upon by the Cadet Corps and ratified by the Headmaster. This is the highest award a cadet can receive. This year’s award was presented to C. Kirt Thomason. Charles Kirt Thomason GOLD STARS N. S. MEYER-RAEBURN AWARD This award is presented to the under-classman who has been voted the neatest cadet. Sidney H. Quick was the winner of this certificate. First Semester Becker Nuno Bostick Ortega Chanson Rozier Chase Sanders, W, P, Dukes Sawyer Gunter Sheppard Lawry Smith, C. P, Mitchell, J. W. Steele Nolan Taylor Sidney Herbert Quick, Jr. Second Semester Becker Bostick Chanson Chase Childress Cline Dukes Green Gunter Hagler Lain, A. K. Martinez Mitchell, J. W. Nolan Nuno Ortega • Patin Ramirez, A. L. Rozier Steele Taylor Thomas, W. E. West Holden Laseter Morris Smith, S. B. HIGHEST SCHOLASTIC AVERAGES An award is given to the cadet who maintains the highest scholastic average in his class for the school year. This year’s awards go to: Senior: James E. Nol- an, Junior: G. Emory Taylor, Sophomore: Richard E. Kozier, Freshman : C. Paul Smith. James E. Nolan HONOR COMPANY Company “A” was designated Honor Company for 1963. The company went forward and received their colors at dress parade. Company “A” is com- manded by Cadet Captain John D. Matthews. John D. Matthews BEST DRILLED CADET A medal is given to that cadet who is adjudged the Best-Drilled Cadet, based on his proficiency in close- order drill, and in the execution of the rifle manual. The winner of this honor was chosen from the three finalists, Cadets Horton, Matthews, and Mitchell, J. W. The winner was John D. Matthews. THE ALMA MATER Mighty Camden, we salute thee now And may this be our eternal vow, That the truths held dear By thy 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 CADET PRAYER Heavenly Father, we beseech Thee to behold with Thy favor this, our Academy, 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 government; enlighten with wis- dom those who teach; and grant that we who learn may be blessed in our studies, and our characters so molded that we may evermore 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 86 GENERAL ORDERS STAFF Cadet Lt. Col. Mitchell, J. W..................... Cpls. Cadet Major Quick ..................................... 1st Lt. Adjutant Taylor ............................... 1st Lt. Supply Sawyer ................................. M Sgt. McGowan ........................................ M Sgt. Cline........................................... Sgt. Sargent ..................................... Sgt. Sheppard ............................. A CO. Cadet Capt, Lane, T. O............................... Cpls. 1st Lt. Chapman ................................... 2nd Lt. Cox ....................................... 2nd Lt. Steele ...................................... 1st Sgt. Foster.................................. SFCs Lucas ............................................ Tisdale ............. ................................ Asbury ............................................... Sgts. Walters ......................................... Williams, S. T, ............................... PFCs Baskin Fitch Laseter Massey Pinho Rogers Sullivan Anderson Aycock Groom Downey Graziano Maguire Mallonee Randolph Smith, C. P. Taunt Robas Bott Cook Elder Gaston Vasilopulous B CO. Cadet Capt. Moreno ...................................Cpls. 1st Lt. Tompkins ..................................... 2nd Lt. Riesco, A..................................... 2nd Lt. Gunter........................................ 1st Sgt. Rozier ............................... SFCs Brush ........................................... Morris.............................................. Duncan.............................................. Sgts. Parvin ......................................... Kane ............................................... Collier Connelly Davis Fisher, A. W. Gulledgc Hicks Lago Parlin Powell Saussy Smith, S. B. Brantley Carroll Holden Horton Lefils Bellamy Collins Jones, G. M. Jones, R. B. Kelley Marvin Parkinson Riesco, E. Smith, F. C. T'umer Wilson, D. L. Wheeler Yow Braun Charles Ellis, L. D. Reece Thompson BAND COMPANY Cadet Capt. Lawry................................. Cpls. Gardner 1st Lt. Daughtery . .............................. Miller 2nd Lt. Ramirez, J. F.................................... Holford 1st Sgt. Greenway........................................ Brown, F. H. SFCs Nabors ............................................. Boughner Cobb, E. £............................................... Upchurch Sgts. Chanson ................................. Heaton ............................................. PFCs CCO. Cadet Capt. Blackwell ................................... Cpls. 1st Lt. Ortega ........................................... 2nd Lt. Bostick................................... 2nd Lt. Hagler ........................................ 1st Sgt. Thomas, W. E..................................... Mitchell, W. H.......................................... KiefTer ......................................... ....... Sgts. Fitzgerald .......................................... Pate..................................................... PFCs 87 SENIOR ACTIVITIES GARY RAY BAGHER Greenville, S. C. Pvt., Co. Band 4; Cpl., Co. Band 4, Excalibur Staff 4; Adjutant Staff 4; Library Staff 4; Intramurals 4; N.C.O. 4; Track 4; Delta Kappa Sigma 4. JAMES CLAY BALLARD, JR. Greenville, S.C. PFC, Co. A 2, Cpl. Co. Staff 3; 1st Lt, Co. A 4; Excalibur Staff 3; Dance Committee 3; Intra- murals 2; N.C.O. 2,3; Sash and Sword 4; Train- ing Cadre 4, Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4. GERD BECKER Erkelenz, Rhl. W. Germany Pvt., Co. B 4; PFC, Co. B 4; Intramurals 4; Foot- ball 4; Delta Kappa Sigma 4. CARL PAYTON BOLAND, JR. Jacksonville, Fla. Pvt. Co, C 1; Pfc., Co. C 1; Cpl. Staff 2; SFC Co. B 3; 1st Lt. Co. C 4; Rec. Room Staff 1,2; Laundry Staff 2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3; N.C.O. 1, 2,3; Sash and Sword 4; Training cadre 3,4; Citi- zenship Award 3. FRANCIS GILBERT BRAND Columbia, S. C.. Pvt. Co. Band 3, Sgt. Co. Band 4, Rec Room Staff 4; Dance Committee 4, N. C. O. 4. DARRYL JAN CASE Columbia, S. C. Pvt. Co. A 3; PFC Co. A 3; SFC Co. Band 4; 1st Sgt. Co. Band 4; Rec Room Staff 3; Laundry Staff 3; Dance Committee 4; Intramurals 3; N.C.O. 4; Varsity Track 3,4; Varsity Football 4; Basketball 3. FRANCIS XAVIER CHASE West Springfield Mass. Pvt. Co. A 4; Cpl. Staff 4. ROGER KENNETH CHILDRESS King of Prussia, Pa. Pvt. Co. B 3; Cpl. Co. A 3, SFC Co. A 4; Pvt. Co. A 4, Laundry Staff 4; Swimming. Pool Staff 3; Dance Committee 4; Intramurals 4; Gold Star 3; Training Cadre 4; Track 3,4. JACOB MOCK DOUB, III Winston-Salem, N. C. Pvt. Co, B 4, Intramurals 4. DONALD EUGENE DUKES Savannah, Ga. Pvt. Co. Band 1; Pfc Co. Band 2, Cpl. Co. Band 2, SFC Co. Band 3, 1st Sgt. Co. Band 3, 1st Lt. Co. Band 4; Associate Editor Excalibur 3, Editor Ex- calibur 4; Art Editor Adjutant 3, Editor Adjutant 4; Intramurals 2,3,4; N.C.O. 2,3; Sash and Sword 4; Delta Kappa Sigma 3,4; Gold Star 3,4; Train- ing Cadre 3,4; Block “C” 1,2,3,4; Freshman Scholarship 1, Junior Scholarship 3; Football 3; Track Manager 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM HENRY GATCH Eustis, Florida PFC Co. B 1; Cpl. Co. B 2; 1st Sgt. Co. C 2; 1st Lt. Co. A 3: Major Staff 4; Excalibur Staff 4; Li- brary Staff 4; Rec Room Staff 1; Intramurals 2,3, 4; N.C.O. 1,2; Sash and Sword 3,4; Honor Coun- cil 4; Training Cadre 2; Conduct Medal 3; Bas- ketball Manager 4. LARRY GODWIN Chadbourn, N. C. PFC Co. C 3; Cpl. Co. C 4; Intramurals 3,4; N.C.O. 4. ROBERT PAUL GREEN Sumter, S. C. Pvt. Co. C 3; PFC Co. C 3; Cpl. Co. B 3; 1st Sgt. Co. C 4; Adjutant Staff 4; Laundry Staff 4; In- tramurals 3,4; N. C. O. 3,4; Gold Star 3; Train- ing Cadre 4. WALTER WILLIAM GREER Marietta, S. C. Pvt. Co. B 2; PFC Co. B 2; Cpl. Co .C 3; Guide Cpl. Co. C 3; Sgt. Co. B 3; SFC Co. B 3; 1st Lt. Co. Staff 4; Laundry Staff 3, N.C.O. 2,3; Sash and Sword 4; Flight Club 3,4. THOMAS EDWARD GRIFFITHS Cleveland, Ohio Pvt. Co. A 1; PFC Co. A 2; Pvt. Co. A 2; PFC Co. A 3; Cpl. Co. Band 3; SFC Co. A 3; Capt. Adjutant, Staff 4; Excalibur Staff 3; Dance Com- 88 mittee 2,3; N.C.O. 2,3; Sash and Sword 4; Honor Council 4; Delta Kappa Sigma 3,4; Training Cadre 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Sec- retary Sophomore Class; Vice Pres. Junior Class; Secretary Senior Class. RANDALL MARSHALL HAAS Jacksonville, Fla. Pvt. Co. Band 4, PFC Co. Band 4; Library Staff 4, Intramurals 4; Track 4. DANNY JOEL HARDEE Myrtle Beach, S. C, Pvt. Co. C 2; Pfc Co, C 2; Cpl. Co. Staff 3; Pvt. Co. B 3; PFC Co. B 4; Cpl. Co. B 4; Rec Room Staff 2, Intramurals 3,4; Track 4. CHARLES GABLE HOLLAND Sumter, S. C. Pvt. Co. A 1, PFC Co. A 1; Cpl. Co. Staff 2; Sgt. Co. Staff 2; M Sgt. Co. Staff 3; Capt. Operations Co. Staff 4; Library Staff 1,2; Laundry Staff 1,2,4; Intramurals 2,3; N.C.O. 1,2,3; Sash and Sword 4; Honor Council 4; Training Cadre 2,3,4; Com- mendation Headmaster 4. LARKIN THOMPSON JONES, JR. Greenville, S. C. Pvt. Co. A 3; PFC Co. A 3; Sgt. Co. A 4; SFC Co. A 4; 2nd Lt. Co. A 4; Swimming Pool Staff 4, Intramurals 3,4, NCO 3,4; Sash and Sword 4. LEWIS COLEMAN JONES North Augusta, S. C. Pvt. Band Co. 4; Intramurals 4. GILLUM EDWARD KING, III McBee, S, C. Pvt. Co. Band 3; PFC Co. Band 3, Sgt. Co. Band 4; SFC Co. Band 4; Library Staff 4; Intramurals 3; N.C.O. 3,4; Track 3,4. RONNIE LEE KIRVEN Darlington, S. C. Pvt. Co. A 4; Intramurals 4, Track 4. EARL FINLEY KNEECE Wagener, S. C. Pvt. Co. A 3; Cpl. Co. A 4; Library Staff 4; Dance Committee 3; Intramurals 3,4; N. C. O. 4. EDWARD LOUIS KREINHEDER, II Shaw Air Force Base, S. C. Pvt. Co. C 3; PFC Co. C 4; Cpl. Co. Staff 4; Library Staff 4; Swimming Pool Staff 4; Intramu- rals 3,4 ; N.C.O. 4; Track Manager 3, ALPHEUS KENNETH LAIN, JR. Aiken, S. C. SFC Co. C 4; 1st Sgt. Co. B 4; 2nd Lt. B Co 4; 1st Lt. Co. C 4; N.C.O. 4; Sash and Sword 4; Base- ball 3,4; Football 3,4; Block “C” Club 3,4. GEORGE ARTHUR LLOYD, III Anderson, S, C. Cpl. Co. C 2; PFC Co. C 4; Rec Room Staff 2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; N.C.O. 2,4; Class Treasurer 2. EDWIN VINCENT LOVE East Bank, W. Va. Pvt. Co. A 4; Flight Club 4. DONALD CHARLES LOZIER Pittsburgh, Pa. Pvt. Co. B 2; Cpl. Co. B 3; Pvt. Co. B 3; Cpi. Co. B 4; Library Staff 2,3; Football Manager 3,4; Base- ball Manager 2. GEORGE ALVIN McCONNELL Anderson, S.C. Pvt. Co. C 2, PFC Co, C 2; Cpl. Co. B 3; Cpl. Co. Staff 3; Pvt. Co. B 4; Sgt. Co. B 4; Rec Room Staff 3,4; Intramurals 3,4; N.C.O. 2,3,4; Training Cadre 3,4. RAFAEL ANTONIO MARTINEZ-NEGRONI Bayamon, Puerto Rico Pvt. Co. C 2; Cpl. Co. C 3; Pvt. Co. C 3; PFC Co. C 4; Cpl. Co. C 4; Rec Room Staff 3; Intramu- rals 2; N.C.O. 3,4; Honor Co. 3; Best Drilled Ca- det 3; Block “C” Club 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4 Base- ball 2,3,4; Track 3,4. JOHN DANIEL MATTHEWS Cary, N. C. Pvt. Co. A 1; PFC Co. A 1; Pvt. Co. A 2; PFC Co. A 3; Cpl. Co. A 3; Sgt. Co. A 3; SFC Co. A 3; Capt. Co. A 4; Laundry Staff 3, Dance Commit- tee 1,2,3,4; NCO 1,3; Sash and Sword 4; Honor Council 4. 89 ROBERT THOMAS MUFFLEY, JR Rochester, N. Y. Pvt. Co. Band 4; Cpl. Co. Band 4; Intramurals 4; Dance Committee 4. STANLEY GORDON MYERS Salisbury, N. C. PFC Co. B 3; Cpl. Co. C 4; Sgt. Co. B 4; Training Cadre 4, JAMES ERNEST NOLAN Bennettsville, S. C. Pvt. Co. B 4; Cpl. Co. B 4; Football 4; Baseball 4; Track 4. DAVID FRANCISCO NUNO-FUENTES Panama City, Rep. of Panama Pvt. Co. C 1, PFC Co. C 2; Cpl. Co. C 2; Sgt. Co. C 3; SFC Co. C 4; Intramurals 2,3; N.C.O. 2,3,4; Dance Committee 2,3; Honor Co. 4; Block “C” Club 3,4; JV Basketball 2; Track 3,4; Football 3, 4. JAMES GRAYSON OGIER, III Charleston, S. C. Pvt. Co. B 3; PFC Co. B 3; Cpl. Co. B 3; Cpl. Staff 3; 1st Sgt. Co. A 4; Rec room staff 4; Intramurals 3,4; Dance Committee 3,4; N.C.O. 3,4. Track 4; Football 4; Secretary Senior Class 4. JOHN PAUL O’QUINN Beaufort, S. C. Pvt. Co. Band 3; PFC Co. Band 3; 1st Sgt, Co. Band 4; 2nd Lt. Co. Band 4; Swimming Pool Staff 3,4; N.C.O. 3,4; Sash and Sword 4; Block “C” Sec- retary; Football 3,4. MANUEL MARIA PATIN-BOTELLO Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic PFC Co. B 2; PFC Co. B 3; Cpl. Co. B 4; Excali- bur Staff 3; Adjutant Staff 4; Dance Committee 2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3; Honor Company 3; Foot- ball 2,3,4; Track 2; Baseball manager 3,4; Fire Marshall 3,4. BASILIO GERARDO PISSANOS La Guaira, Venezuela Pvt. Co. C 3; PFC Co. C 3; Sgt. Co. C 4; 2nd Lt. Co. C 4; Laundry Staff 4. RICHARD JAMES POOLE, JR. Greenville, S. C. PFC Co. A 3; Cpl. Co. A 4; Sgt. Co. A 4; Adju- tant Staff 4; Library Staff 3; Intramurals 3,4; Dance Committee 3; N.C.O. 3,4; Block “C” Club 3,4; Varsity football 3,4; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Varsity Baseball 3,4. LUIS ALFONSO RAMIREZ-DIAZ Retalhuleu, Guatemala Pvt. Co. C 2; Cpl. Co. C 3; Cpl. Staff 3; M Sgt. Staff 4; Rec Room staff 3; Intramurals 2,3; Gold Star 3; Training Cadre 3; Track 3,4. MICHAEL PARNELL RICHBERG Brooklyn, N. Y. Pvt. Co. A 3, PFC Co. A 3; Cpl. Co. A 3; Sgt. Co. B 3; 1st Lt. Co. B 4; Pvt. Co. A 4; Cpl. Co. A 4; Excalibur Staff 4; Adjutant Staff 3; Library Staff 4; Intramurals 3,4; N.C.O. 3,4; Sash and Sword 4; Training Cadre 4. LESLIE HOWARD ROW, JR. Burlington, N. C. Pvt. Co. C 1; Pvt. Co. C 2; Cpl. Co. C 2; Pvt. Co. C 2; PFC Co. C 4; Cpl. Co. C 4; Library Staff 4; Intramurals 2,3,4; N.C.O. 2,4; JV Basket- ball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Secretary Sophomore Class 2. WILLIAM PINCKNEY SANDERS, III Sylvania, Ga. Pvt. Co. A 3; PFC Co. A 3; Cpl. Co. A 3; Sgt. Co. A 3; 2nd Lt. Co. A 4; Intramurals 3,4; N.C.O. 3; Sash and Sword 4; Gold Star 3; Training Cadre 4; Football 3,4; Basketball 3; Track 3,4. JAMES ALLEN SCHNEIDER Winter Haven, Fla. PFC Co. B 2; SFC Co. A 3, 1st Sgt. Co. B 3; Capt Co. C 4; Laundry Staff 3; Swimming Pool Staff 2,3,4; Dance Committee 3; Intramurals 2,3,4; N.C.O. 2,3; Sash and Sword 4; Honor Council 4; Training Cadre 3; Cheer Leader 4; Block “C” Club 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Class Vice Pres. 4. BILL LEO SHANK Washington, D. C. Pvt. Co. A 4; PFC Co. A 4; Intramurals 4. 90 JAMES EUGENE SMITH Ware Shoals, S. C. Pvt. Co. Band 3; PFC Co. Pand 3; Cpl. Co. Band 3; Sgt. Co. Band 4; SFC Co. Band 4; Adjutant Staff 4; Swimming Pool Staff 4; Intramurals 3,4; NCO 3,4. WILLIAM KEYS STUART Anderson, S. C. Pvt. Co. B 4; Cpl. Co. C 4; Intramurals 4. MARVIN WAYNE THIGPEN Andrews, S, C. Pvt. Co. A 2; PFC Co. A 2; Cpl. Co. A 3; Sgt. Co. A 3; SFC Co. A 3; 1st Sgt. Co. B 4; 2nd Lt. Co. B 4; Excalibur Staff 3,4; Adjutant Staff 2,3; Library Staff 3; Rec Room Staff 2; Laundry Staff 4; Swimming Pool Staff 2; Dance Commit- tee 3; Intramurals 3; N.C.O. 2,3,4; Sash and Sword 4; Flight Club 2,3,4; Gold Star 3; Training Cadre 3,4; Head Cheerleader 4; Basketball 2,3. CHARLES KIRT THOMASON Greenville, S. C. Pvt. Co. Band 1, PFC Co, Band 2; Cpl. Co, Band 3; SFC Co. Band 3; Capt. Co. Band 4; Excalibur Staff 3; Dance Committee 2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; N.C.O. 2,3; Sash and Sword 4; Honor Council 4; Gold Star 3; Training Cadre 3; Football 3,4; Base- ball 3,4; Block “C” Club Vice Pres. 4; Neatest Cadet Award 3; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Class Sec- retary 2; Class President 3,4. JACK HUBERT VAUGHAN Columbia, S. C. Pvt. Co. B 2, PFC Co. B 2; Cpl. Co. Staff 3; Sgt. Co. Staff 3; Capt. Co. B 4; Excalibur Staff 2,3; Rec Room Staff 2,3; Swimming Pool Staff 2,3,4; Dance Committee 2; Intramurals 2,3,4; N.C.O. 2, 3; Sash and Sword 4; Honor Council 4; Football 2,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Block “C” Club 2,3,4; Training Cadre 3,4. JAMES LARRY WEST Gainesville, Ga. Pvt. Co. C 2; Cpl. Co. C 3; Sgt. Co. C 3; Pvt. Co. C 3; Sgt. Co. B 3; M Sgt. Co. Staff 4; Rec Room Staff 2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; N.C.O. 3,4; Gold Star 3; Training Cadre 4. WILLIAM HARVEL WHAM Greenville, S. C. Pvt. Co. C 2; Cpl. Co. C 3; Guidon Cpl. Co. C 3; Sgt. Co. C 3; 2nd Lt. Co. C 4; Library Staff 3; N. C. O. 3; Sash and Sword 4. LAMAR OWENS WIGGINS, JR. Greenville, S.G. Pvt. Co. A 2; Cpl. Go. A 3; Guidon Cpl., Co. A 3; SFC Co, A 4; Adjutant Staff 4; Laundry Staff 2,3; Swimming Pool Staff 3; Dance Committee 2, 3; Intramurals 2,3,4; N. C. O. 3,4; Training Cadre 3,4; Block “C” Club 3,4; Cheerleader 3; Football 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Fire Mar- shall 3. MERCEL PATTON WILLIAMS Jacksonville, Fla. Pvt. Co. 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