Camden Military Academy - Excalibur Yearbook (Camden, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1964 volume:

CAMDEN MILITARY ACADEMY Presents... Teachers are always talking. “Col. James Risher makes the trip down every weekend.” FOREWORD This book contains the ledger of our life in the past year. We hope in earnest that our experiences and daily lessons will profit us in the future. Our gratitude to those who have guided us on our road to manhood can never be measured. Our pur- pose is this: To leave these hallowed halls, in the truest sense of the word, Men! “Keep in step.” “What do you mean you can’t?” CONTENTS Administration.........................7 Classes...............................11 Military..............................39 Activities............................61 Sports................................73 Advertisements........................78 3 Professor Alexander L Geisenheimer We the members of the class of 1964 are honored with the privilege of dedicat- ing our yearbook to a man of many won’ DEDICATION derful deeds. To you Professor Geisen- heimer, may this small gesture show our affection, and our appreciation for the guidance you have given us. 4 THE PRESIDENT Col. James F. Risher Colonel James F. Risher was born in Hampton County, S. C., and graduated from The Citadel in the class of 1911. In 1924 he went to Carlisle Military School to teach. In 1928 he was made Head- master, and purchased the school in 1939. In 1958 he purchased Camden Military Academy, and he now serves as president of Carlisle and Camden. The Cadets ap- preciate his influence on our lives, we are proud to be associated with this great man. 5 THE HEADMASTER Col. Lanning P. Risher Colonel Lanning P. Risher was born September 19, 1931, the son of our presi- dent, James F. Risher, He attended the public schools of Bamberg, South Caro- lina, and Carlisle Military School. In 1955 he came out of the Army with the rank of 1st Lieutenant of the Infantry. He taught at Carlisle for three years prior to coming here as headmaster in 1958. For the past six years Col. Risher has put forth much effort to make Camden Military Academy a top rate school. We of the Excalibxjr staff salute you. Colonel Risher. 6 ADMINISTRATION Our administration, through their efforts, have con- tributed to the welfare and guidance of each Cadet. 7 THE FACULTY LT. COL. JAMES T. DALLAS Commandant of Cadets: Instruc- tor of French I and II. A.B., Uni- versity of South Carolina; Graduate work at the University d’Aix Mar- seilles, Aix-en-Provence, France. Six years at Camden. MAJ. WILLIAM P. BECKHAM Professor of Military Science, and Instructor of Physics. B.S., Uni- versity of South Carolina. Advisor of Honor Council. Five years at Camden. CAPT. W. H. WEARMOUTH Instructor of English III and IV. A.B., Gilford College. Senior Ad- visor. Atheletic Director. Head Track Coach. Advisor of the Block “C” Club. Head of the Academic Committee. Guidance Counselor. Five years at Camden. CAPT. LOREN M. COLLINS Instructor of Chemistry. B.S., Uni- versity South Carolina. Head Bas- ketball Coach. Advisor of Fire Mar- shals. Two years at Camden. CAPT. ALLAN F. GOUD Instructor of Algebra II and Trig., Advanced Algebra, World History. A.B., University of Maine. Advisor of the Adjutant. Tactical Officer of Company “B”. Two years at Camden. CAPT. BILLY RAY HESTER Instructor of Business Law, Eco- nomics, Typing. B.S., Newberry Col- lege. Head of Physical Education. Head Basketball Coach. Advisor to Rec. Room Staff. Two years at Camden. CAPT. JAMES SCOTT FARROW Instructor of Remedial Reading. B.Music Education, University Con- servatory, Chicago, 111. Band Di- rector. One year at Camden. CAPT. JOHN SPRATT BACOT Instructor of Physical Science. B.S., The Citadel. Advisor of Dance Committee. One year at Camden. CAPT. M. A. PHIFER III Instructor of U. S. History, World History. B.A., The Citadel. In Charge of Supply Room. Tactical Officer of Company “C”. One year at Camden. CAPT. CLIFTON E. PRICE Instructor of Algebra II and Geometry. B.S., University of South Carolina, Head Football Coach. One year at Camden. CAPT. MALCOLM O. WOOD Instructor of Algebra I and II, Eighth Grade Mathmatics. Advisor of Laundry Staff. Assistant Track Coach. One year at Camden. PROF. A. L. GEISEHEI.MER Instructor of English I and 111. A.B., College of Charleston. Pro- fessor Emeritus University of South Carolina, Member of the Academic Committee. Advisor of the Delta Kappa Sigraa, Two years ai Camden. CAPT. JAMES PETER MOSKOS Instructor of English III, Eighth Grade History, Eighth Grade Eng- lish. B.A., Atlantic Christian College, Advisor for Annual. One year at Camden. CAPT. JAMES HENRY TEAM Instructor of Biology, Civics. A.B., Newberry College. Assistant Football Coach. One year at STAFF MRS. TOMMIE D. PYLANT Office Secretary MRS. W. H. WEARMOUTH Librarian MRS. L. P. RISHER Dietitian MRS. PANSIE T. INZERILLO Assistant Dietitian MRS. L. M. COLLINS Nurse 10 MR. ZELLIE WILLIAMS Custodian Left to Right: BLACKWELL, MITCHELL, J. W.; LUCAS, QUICK. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS MITCHELL, J. W. President f 2 MISS DUMPY TURNER Sponsor RICHARD CLYDE BEASLEY Concord, N. C. JESSE BREEDEN BLACKWELL Bennettsville, S. C. DANE BING BROWN Rock Hill, S. C. SENIORS WILLIAM IVAN BRUSH, JR. Tarpon Springs, Fla. THOMAS LARRY BURKETT West Pelzer, S. C. THOMAS EDWARD CHAPMAN Kannapolis, N. C. DAVID MARTIN CLINE Greenville, S. C. ARNOLD RALPH COLLIER Colbert, Ga. 13 WILBUR ALLEN COOK Charlotte, N. C. SAMUEL LEE COOPER Costa Mesa, Calif. PERRY DEVON COX, JR. Clarendon, N. C. SENIORS MOYE LEE DANIEL, JR. Augusta, Ga. RUDOLPH P. DAUGHTERY Lake View, S. C. RAYMOND LEE DAVIS Kannapolis, N. C. THURSTON EUGENE DAVIS Charlotte, N. C. RICHARD JOSEPH DOLAN Charleston, S. C. 14 RICHARD WASHINGTON JOHN THOMAS FOSTER, JR. EDGERTON Myrtle Beach, S. C. Columbia, S. C. FREDERICK GEORGE GERMUTH Charlotte, N. C. 1964 RONALD JON GILMARTIN Union Beach, N. C. WILLIAM MONTGOMERY HARRISON Winter Park, Fla, ROBERT FRANKLIN HEARD WILLIAM LEIGHTON HORTON JESSE RUSH HUCKS III Greenville, S. C. Charleston Heights, S. C. Columbia, S. C. 15 OSCAR LANE Myrtle Reach, S. C. MICHAEL ROBERT LAWRY Oakton, Va. WILLIAM ALLEN LeFILS Miami, Fla. SENIORS ROBERT PADEN MILLER, JR. Williamsburg, Va. JOHN WILLIAM MITCHELL Columbia, S. C. ROBERT CARLOS MORENO Savannah, Ga. 16 JOHN GORDON MORRIS III Columbia, S. C. JOSE ANTONIO ORTEGA-TEJEDOR Caracas, Venezuela OTIS ARCHBALD PARKINSON, JR. Jacksonville, Fla. 1964 HAROLD RALPH PARRISH, JR. Eglin AFB,' Fla. JAMES WARREN PLAYER Inwood, N. Y. JOHN HOLLOWAY PRATT, JR. Summerville, S. C. SIDNEY HERBERT QUICK, JR. Savannah, Ga. ALAIN RIESCO-TAUZIAS Caracas, Venezuela 17 JAMES POWER ROGERS Spartanburg, S. C. SENIORS JAUN RAFAEL ROMAN Bayamon, Puerto Rico JAMES FRANCIS SALAK Allison Park, Pa. ROBERT JEROME SAWYER, JR. Charlotte, N. C. FRANCE CARLISLE SMITH Columbia, S. C. GEORGE EMORY TAYLOR Myrtle Beach, S. C RICHARD MURDOCK TISDALE Bayard, Fla. RICHARD EARL ROZIER Tabor City, N. C. 18 f ■ STEVE GEORGE TOMPKINS Myrtle Beach, S. C. RUSSELL ERNEST WALTERS Greenville, S. C. JAMES ARTHUR WILSON Dallas, Texas DANIEL LEE WILSON Jacksonville, Fla. 1964 19 SENIOR CLASS SUPERLATIVES Wittiest SENIOR SNAPS “Major who !” “I can’t believe it!” “I don’t have to help underclassmen.” “Inspection now. “Seniors lecturing sub freshman.” Left to Right: FRISBIE, THOMAS, W. E.; McWHORTER. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS THOMAS, W, E. President MISS BONNIE DEMPSEY Sponsor 23 Ackerman Asbury Beckham Bellamy Bostick JUNIOR Boughner Brown, F, H. Bryan Carroll Cobb Connelly Debronos Downey Flood Frisbie Gee Goodson CLASS Green way Hawkins Heath Hicks Holden Hudson Kane Kennedy Laseter Loliis, C. A. Lynn JUNIOR Nabors Norwood O’Kelly Parvin Payne Pearson CLASS Pinno Poulton Prats Ramirez Skidmore 27 Thomas, W, E. Tiller Tosh Smith, J. Wil. Smith, S. B, Smith, W. N. H. Shaffer Steele Stern JUNIOR Stevens Stone Stover CLASS Tronco Vasilopulos Waldrop Wheeler Woodall Yance 29 Left to Right: FITZGERALD, MITCHELL, M. H.; PATE. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS MITCHELL, M. H. President 30 Braun Breazeal Brennan Charles Cifuentes Cook, L C. Cutter Doty Fisher, A. W. Fisher, J. T. SOPHOMORES Fitzgerald Gilmartin, D. J, Godwin Gore Graveley Ham Heaton Henderson Husted Kelley 31 King, W. R. Lewis Massey Mijares Miller, C. H. Mitchell, M. H. Morgan Pate Quintrell Rasmussen SOPHOMORE Reece Rhode Riesco, E. Roman, G. A. Rousey Sandkam Singletary Smith, J. Winfield Soles Sullivan 32 Taunt Titmas Trammell Untz Upchurch Walters, C. D. Waystack Wilson, P. T. Woodcock Shepeard CLASS Anderson, C. R. Smith, C. P. Dupre Villeponteaux Gantt Knight McCoy Jackson Fowler Powell, L. M. 33 “Everybody gets ‘three squares’ a day.” “Shower time,” “What do you mean we have to out up frogs?” “Kay stays busy.” F stpi “Classroom building after school.” «p rp 5? “Everybody can take part in intramurals.” “You usually find a crowd at the canteen.” “Put up your laundry.” “You can strike up a conversation in any room.” “We get to sing Christ- mas Carols.” Abreu Barbery Booth Brunson Clare Cooper, G. C. Doxey Fallaw Flack Gaillard FRESHMAN Hitchins Hodge Jennings Jones, B. K. Kambeitz King, J. W. Loliis, C. E. Lombardo McLeod Nery 36 Ohep Page Player, M. W. Hippy Strickland Todd Tyler Walsh Ward Wardlaw CLASS Weathers Wooten Potter 37 Adams Bodie Bolick Clifford Dempsey Ebener Harison, R. S. Haynes SUB-FRESHMAN CLASS Kellahan LaFever McFaddin Mauldin Picow Rousseau Thomas, J. B. Gibson 38 MILITARY 39 msmmrnm VMHK9B TRAINING CADRE These are the veterans of one or more years at C.M.A. They trained the new recruits. Their constant drilling have made better cadets of us all. 40 N. C. O.s Corporals, Sergeants, and Master Serg- eants have done an excellent job in keep- ing things ship shape. It is through their example that we have done so well. 41 CADET MAJOR QUICK 42 BATTALION STAFF FIRST LIEUTENANT SAWYER Lt. of Supply FIRST LIEUTENANT TAYLOR Lt. Adjutant 43 COMMANDANT OF CADETS LT. COL. JAMES T. DALLAS We would like to take this opportunity to express our gratitude to Colonel James T. Dallas for patience and understanding of our everyday problems. 44 HONOR COUNCIL Very few times a year, we are proud to say, we need these cadet officers. The character and honor of the cadet is held above all things. It is the task and duty of these officers to weigh in the balance, questions brought up when a cadet’s honor has been impaired. 45 COMMISSIONED OFFICERS The making of a Commissioned Officer begins when a boy walks through the gate. The goal of becoming a Commissioned Officer is the result of his training and appraisement. We can’t emphasize enough the Commissioned Officer’s duty to guide and be a good example to the Cadets who must follow him. 46 DRESS PARADE AND DRILL 47 THOMAS E. CHAPMAN PERRY D. COX, JR. Executive Officer Second Lieutenant JOHN R. STEELE WILLIAM E. THOMAS Second Lieutenant First Sergeant MISS LYNDA FETTERLY Sponsor STEVE G. TOMPKINS Company Commander FIRST PLATOON A COMPANY SECOND PLATOON A COMPANY 49 ALAIN RIESCO WILLIAM IVAN BRUSH RICHARD E. ROZIER JOHN G. MORRIS III Executive Officer Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant First Sergeant MRS. R. C. MORENO Sponsor ROBERT (1 MORENO Company Commander 50 FIRST PLATOON B COMPANY SECOND PLATOON B COMPANY 51 JOSE ORTEGA JOHN B, BOSTICK JOHN T. FOSTER, JR. LEONARD M. POWELL Executive Officer Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant First Sergeant MISS BLANCHE BREEDEN Sponsor JESSE BREEDEN BLACKWELL Company Commander 52 FIRST PLATOON C COMPANY SECOND PLATOON C COMPANY 53 BAND COMPANY MISS SANDRA COLE Sponsor MICHAEL R. LA WRY Company Commander 54 55 THE BAND SIGHTS 'N' SOUNDS OF '64 56 MISS EXCALIBUR Sponsor: Richard A. Reece 57 BEAUTIES FIRST RUNNER-UP Sponsor: Randy Jennings SECOND RUNNER-UP Sponsor: Sidney Quick 58 Miss Senior MISS BILLIE FOWLER Miss Junior MISS LINDA BRUNO Sponsor: Devon Cox Sponsor: Tombty Lasettsb. Miss Sophomore MISS KAY KELLOGG Sponsor: Mark Mitcheix Miss Freshman MISS BEBE QUICK Sponsor: Ronnie Walsh 59 “Please don’t cut my hair, sir. “Alright, break-it-up. “Don’t blow the Bugle, yet.” “You can always catch them doing this.” “Major Beckman at the Christmas party.” ACTIVITIES The cadets at CMA are proud of their extra-curricular activities because they have made them what they are. These pages will show their work and effort, brought to a climax. We now give credit to . . . 61 Ml EXCALIBUR STAFF SIDNEY H. QUICK, JR. Editor MRS. SIDNEY H. QUICK, SR. Sponsor We, the annual staff of ’64, dedicate our time and work to the Seniors and Un- derclassmen, to give them a recollection in the years to come of faces and friends that have passed before us, in this year gone by. Our congratulations to those graduating. It has been a wonderful year filled with triumph and sometimes dis- appointment. We are proud to have sum- med up this year. The Excalibur Staff. 62 “What do you mean the Annual goes out to- rnor row.” “Our advisor-—we would like to thank him for all his help.” Our thanks to the people who gave their time and effort for the publication of this Annual. Special thanks to the Newspaper Staff for some of the pictures in this Book. The Excalibtjr Staff. “Even I work sometimes.” 63 LIBRARY STAFF The student body is proud of our li- brary and these men who made it their job to see that all books and materials can be made available. Without their help we we could not achieve the standards of good reading that we have under the guidance of Mrs. Wearmouth. STEVEN ASHBURY President 64 LAUNDRY STAFF Provides a very necessary service to C.M.A. These Cadets keep an account of all laundry. 65 First Row: Upchurch, Brown, F. H.; Holden, Wilson, J. A.; Wooten. Second Row: Biondo, Fisher, J. T.; Kelly, O’Kelly, Yonce, Stevens, Potter, Godwin, Sawyer. K. P.s The K.P.s assist Mrs. Inzerillo in the mess hall during all meals. These volun- teer cadets make sure that all meals are properly served. 66 NEWSPAPER STAFF MRS. REISCO Sponsor The Adjutant, our school paper, is pub- lished every two weeks. As well as being very informative and entertaining, this paper is a fine example of “Esprit de Corps” here at C.M.A. ALEX REISCO Editor RECREATION ROOM STAFF The Recreation Room offers many in- door activities. To these cadets we owe all our pleasant leisure time. 68 First Row: Goodson, D. C.; Brown, F. H.; Thomas, W. E.; Fallaw. Second Row: Asbury, Hicks, Cobb, E. E.; Reisco, A.; Steele, Collier, Kambltz. DANCE COMMITTEE To these cadets we owe the success of our Military Balls and frequent informal dances. 69 THE COMBO This is an organization of C.M.A. dedi- cated to the enjoyment and pleasure of all. They play at school dances and elsewhere. The Combo consist of six members of the Cadet Corps. They are as follows: James Breazeale, Manager; Chris Miller, Lead Guitar; John Bostic, Rhythm Guitar; Bill Hudson, Bass Guitar; Buck Greenway, drummer; “Ice” Salak, lead singer. BUCK GREENWAY Drummeru Hudson and Bostic at the recording “ICE” SALAK station. “Boy, I wish that I could sing First Row: Davis, T. E.; Lucus, Todd, Cook, Kane, Tisdale. Second Row: Myrick, Powell, L. M.; Cutter, Dolan, Horton. Third Row: Smith, F. C.; Collier, Chapman, Skidmore. Fourth Row: Ortega, Blackwell, Daughtery, Mitchell, J. W.; Gilmartin, R. J.; Norwood. BLOCK C CLUB The Block “C” Club consists of cadets who have earned a letter participating in varsity sports. These are the athletes of C.M.A. 71 First Row: Bostic, Sawyer, Mitchell, Blackwell, Lucas, Rozier. Second Row: Parish, Steel, Lawery, Taylor, Brush, Myrick, Morris. DELTA KAPPA SIGMA The school’s only fraternity is composed of a select group who have maintained a high scholastic average at the academy. This is the highest honor which can be awarded a cadet. 72 SPORTS FOOTBALL First Row: Gilmartin, Downey, Chapman, Miller, R. P.j Daughtery, Mitchell, Powell, L. M. Second Row: Davis, T. E.j Norwood, Todd, Dolan, 74 First Row: Gilmartin, Miller, R. P.; Chapman, Daughtery, Mitchell, Powell. Second Row: Rhode, O’Kelly, Downey, Cobb, E. E.; Smith, F. C.; Myrick, Boughner. Third Row: Page, Davis, E. E,; Norwood, Dolan, Todd, Horton. 75 WE BEAT CARLISLE! VARSITY TEAM IN ACTION J. V. TEAM Mar jo Launderers Cleaners Call HE 2-6454 Wishes the Cadet Corps a Vei'y Prosperous Future M K Coffee Shop 527 EAST DEKALB CAMDEN, S, C. Kennedy Insurance Real Estate Agency Established 1885 Telephone HE 2-3741 1037 Broad Street Camden, South Carolina First Federal Savings Loan Association Each Account Insured up to $10,000 + + + 80 Phone HE 2 3585 Camden Motel + + + ON U. S. 1 Just North of Camden City Laundry And Dry Cleaners CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA Speaks Oil Company, Inc. Distributors RED TOP CAB COMPANY 509 Dekalb Street Camden, South Carolina AMERICAN OIL COMPANY PRODUCTS Compliments DIXON JEWELERS Telephone 2-3501 Camden, South Carolina Watches — Gifts — Diamonds Finest Watch Repairs DeKALB ST. CAMDEN, S. C. 81 BELK’S HOME OF BETTER VALLES of the toun HAMPTON PARK MOTEL Camden, South Carolina 322 Dekalb Street (U. S. Highway No. 1) JOHNNIES RESTAURANT Now TONYS RESTAURANT FRANK'S DRUG STORE West DeKalb Street DeKalb Street Pizzia and Spaghetti Phone HE 2-4144 Camden, South Carolina HJcti 2-9196 F. D. GOODALE JEWELERS CHRISTMAS SHOE STORE All Types of Gifts and Engraving 543 East DeKalb Street Camden, South Carolina Camden, South Carolina CITY BARBER SHOP THE COLONIAL RECORD SHOP Records for Everyone Main Street A P Shopping Center Camden, S, C, Camden, South Carolina Palmetto Plaza Shopping Center Sumter, S. C. THE COLONIAL FLORIST. INC. IN HOUSTON STOP AT Flowers and Gifts of Distinction BUD BIGELOW'S CHARCOAL HOUSE 1102 Roberts St. Camden, S. C. Palmetto Plaza Shopping Center Sumter, S. C. 7939 WESTHEIMER ROAD CAMDEN GAS OIL COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS FROM Distributors SHELL PRODUCTS FIRESTONE TIRES WALGREENS Telephone HE 2-3748 or HE 2-7232 Camden, South Carolina Best Wishes SEVEN SEAS CAFE ELLITTS JEWELERS Camdens Leading Restaurant SIZZLING STEAKS AND SOUTHERN Broad Street Camden, S. C. FRIED CHICKEN BLAKE FORD HARTER CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. OFFICE SUPPLIES Camden’s Transportation Center 1113 Broad Street 1120 North Broad Street Camden, South Carolina Camden, South Carolina, 83 REDFEARN MOTOR COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS from the EXCALIBUR STAFF OF 1964 A Meal in a Roll Only 50 The Sub Sandwich Shop Next to the Little Theater Call 2-9255 for orders to go and Curb Service Sales — FORD — Service Phone HE 2-4393 West DeKalb St. DeBRUHL'S RESTAURANT Highway 1 North Pit Cooked Bar B Que CAMDEN JEWELERS, INC. 1010 Broad Street Call HE 2-4512 CONGRATULATIONS From BERNIE BAUM and FOX PAWN SHOP DeKALB PHARMACY Your REXAL.L Store HE 2-4341 CAMDEN, S. C. CAROLINA HARDWARE 1031 Broad Street CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA ROSEBOROUGH MARSHALL Camden Quality Jewelers 1047 Broad Street Phone HE 2-4643 CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA 84 BASEBALL 1964 85 I I Our Team In Action 86 CMA TRACK TEAM “Now what’s my English grade?” Track Team In Action Charles wins the mile. Tisdale breaks the school rec- Good pass. ord. 88 BLOCK C FIELD DAY 89 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 ears. In adversity 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 N ame may be glorified. Be Thou guide to those upon whom rests its government, 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 evermore stand fast in Thy truth and abide in Thy love, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen Written by The Right Revebehd Aj bert S. Thomas, S.T.D., Retired Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of South Carolina. GENERAL ORDERS Office of the Headmaster Camden Military Academy Camden, S. C, GENERAL ORDER NO. 7 1 June 1964 1. The following appointments and promotions within the corps of cadets are published for the information and guidance of all concerned: STAFF Lt. Col. Steele Capt, Adj. Bostick Capt. Supply McGowan M Sgt. Laseter M Sgt. Miles Cpl. Adams Cpl. Biondo Cpl. Cook, L. C, Cpl. Doty Cpl. LaFever Cpl. Loliis, C. A. Cpl. Rhode Cpl. Stone Cpl. Titmas Cpl. Ward Cpl. Wooten A CO. Capt. Asbury 1st Lt. Marvin 2nd Lt. Beckham 2nd Lt. Fisher 1st Sgt. Downey SFC Smith, S. B. SFC Taunt SFC Woodall Sgt. Page Sgt. Untz Cpl. Gore Cpl. Hill Cpl. Hodge, J. K. Cpl. Jones, B. K. Cpl. McWhorter Cpl. Payne Cpl. Poulton Cpl. Trammell Cpl. Vasilopulos B CO. Capt. Kane 1st. Lt. Goodson 2nd Lt. Myrick 2nd Lt. Powell, L. M. 1st Sgt. Mitchell SFC Lynn SFC Pinho SFC Skidmore Sgt. Kelley Sgt. Morgan Cpl. Connelly Cpl. Husted Cpl. Jennings Cpl. Knight Cpl. Mauldin Cpl. Player, M. W. Cpl. Singletary Cpl. Soles Cpl. Tiller Cpl. Villeponteaux C CO. Capt. Thomas, W, E. 1st Lt. Tronco 2nd Lt. Heath 2nd Lt. Pate 1st Sgt. Fitzgerald SFC Bellamy SFC Hicks SFC Riesco, E. Sgt. Wheeler Sgt. Powell, W. L. Cpl. Macuch Cpl. Massey Cpl. Mijares Cpl. Chep Cpl. Prats Cpl. Rousey Cpl. Smith, J, Wilton Cpl. Tyler Cpl. Wardlaw BAND COMPANY Capt. Cobb 1st Lt, Ramires 2nd Lt. Heaton 2nd Lt. Nabors 1st Sgt. Brown, F. H. SFC Boughner SFC Hawkins SFC Stevens Sgt. Parlin Sgt Walters, C. D. Cpl. Clare Cpl. Kambeits Cpl. Pearson Cpl. Salak Cpl. Upchurch Cpl. Waldrop PFC Brunson PFC Gilmartin PFC Gravely PFC Potter 2. The following cadets are promoted to the rank of PFC within their respective com- pames; Abreu, Antonio Dobronos Hucks Shaffer Abreu, Armando Dolan, C. D. J ackson Smith, C. P. Smith, J. Winlield Anderson, C. R. Doxey Kennedy Anderson, J. L. DuPre King, J. W. Stern Baker Fallaw King, W. R. Strickland, J. M. Bodie Flood Loliis, C. E. Strickland, M. L. Bolick Fowler Lombardo Tassin Booth Gaillard McCoy Todd Browning Gantt Mery Waters Braun Harison, R. S. Norwood Wilson, P. T. Charles Heard O’Kelley Woodcock Cifuentes Hitchins Pequignot Cooper, G. C. Hodge, R. K. Rasmussen BY ORDER OF THE HEADMASTER Fanning P. Risher, Col., Headmaster. Wiliam P. Beckham, Jr., MajArty Adjutant 9F