Camden Military Academy - Excalibur Yearbook (Camden, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1970 volume:

Jke 1970 £xcaiiduz CAMDEN MILITARY ACADEMY CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA JERRY LEE RAYNOVIC Editor -in- Chief JAMES HENRY REYNOLDS Copy Editor TIMOTHY LUTHER DEAN Assistant Editor ROBERT BARKDULL KELLOGG Business Manager DEDICATION 2 GET BACK . . The cadet corps of Camden Military Academy could never find someone to take the place of “Mom”. There is not a cadet at Camden who does not have a place to go when they need someone to talk to. Many times a cadet will come across a prob- lem that requires a mother’s understanding. Mrs. Rose always finds a solution for all of her “boys”. Sometimes it seems home is very far away or maybe even a part of the past but it is always comforting to know that there is someone who understands a young man. Having a son of her own, “Mom” is not always as “soft as butter” because among her many qualities she knows that firmness is essential in maintaining respect from her many admirers. Many times we have let her down but no one can say Mrs. Rose has ever betrayed our trust. Not only is Mrs. Rose our “Mom,” she is also a top-notch nurse. From patching up the Spartans to the shot I never felt, she has continued her dedicated practice here to the highest of her ability. She handles every case tactfully from the inspection we didn’t want to go to, to the time we were really sick. Andy Rose works hard, some- times to the point of exhaustion. Everything seems to get put on Mrs. Rose, from a home- sick cadet to the Tea dance. Even though she faces every day with the responsibility of two hundred and forty young men, she always does more than she is required to do. Because of her efforts and positive attitude of what she wants done, she has brought the infirmary up to the highest standard that she possibly can. Because of “Mom's” understanding, pro- ficiency in her profession, and diligent work, we of the senior class take pride in dedi- cating this NINETEEN SEVENTY EXCALI- BUR to MRS. ANDY ROSE. 3 FOREWORD The EXCALIBUR Staff of 1969-70 hopes to give a vivid and explicit picture of this past school year at Camden Military Acad- emy. It is our sincere wish that the contents within these pages bring back memories of a year well spent. We have learned many things that can not be found in books. The relationship among us all in our triumphs and our defeats, our joy and despair, our personal feelings, and our sense of moral duty has offered us all an education that could not have been acquired at any place except Camden Military Academy. In future years we will look upon the people who made this year and feel a sense of pride that we have been, and always will be, a living part of CAMDEN. TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration....................................7 Classes ... .............................12 Activities.......................................43 ROTC Program.....................................57 Beauties........................................ 77 Sports...........................................82 ADMINISTRATION COL. JAMES F. RISHER President For twelve years Col. Lanning P. Risher, our Headmaster, has worked hard to make CMA one of the best military schools in the nation. He has built up the school from 87 cadets in 1958-59 to a full capacity of 245 cadets in 1969-1970. His efforts have been untiring, and the excellence of the school in its many phases this year is largely due to this effort. No problem is too small or too large to be carried to the Colonel’s office, and we know that we will have a sympathetic, understanding, and impartial hearing. A noted citizen of South Carolina, a man to look up to, is Col. James F. Risher. In 1958 he founded Camden Military Acad- emy, after teaching and acting as Head- master of Carlisle Military School. Through his various actions over the years he has helped to influence the lives of many young men. His efforts in the educational field are full of sacrifices. Thus we can truly say Col. James F. Risher’s life is one for a cadet to live up to. COL LANNING P. RISHER Headmaster ADMINISTRATION Col. James T. Dallas is the Commandant of Cadets. Through his past twelve years of service here at Camden Military Acad- emy he has striven to make the academy excel in all phases of its activities with each passing year. We commend him on his contributions, and we know that he will al- ways be there to help all of us. Col. James T. Dallas, a great educator, now striving to help better the lives of all cadets. LT. COL JAMES T. DALLAS Commandant Major William P. Beckham is the assistant Commandant of Cadets, This man has known each cadet and what he has done this past year, as years before. His guidance and constant bearing on our behavior has certainly helped us in the development of our lives as responsible citizens. Through various trials and tribulations Major Beck- ham becomes more versed every day in the knowledge of a cadet and his problems. 'u MAJOR WILLIAM P. BECKHAM Assistant Commandant of Cadets FACULTY CART. J. L. ANDERSON B.A., The Citadel U. S. History, Spanish I, II MAJOR W. P. BECKHAM B.S., University of S. C. Physics, Algebra LT. COL MAURICE H. CLARKE B.S., University of S. C. Physical Science, Earth Science CAPT. JAMES DOZIER A.B., Pfeiffer College Biology, Algebra LT. COL. J. T. DALLAS A.B., University of S. C. Algebra, French CAPT. G. T. JOHNSON B.S., Bethel College Civics, Typing 9 FACULTY CART. JOHN W. MERCHANT A.B., University of S, C. English 8 and 10 CAPT. J. H. PARSONS B.S., East Strousburg Chemistry. Advanced Algebra COL R. M. RICHARDS USMC B.S., U. S. Naval Academy Pre-Algebra, Geometry CAPT. ROBERT N. STRICKLAND A.B.. University of S. C. English III, I CAPT. ROY VANDEGRIFT A.B., University of S. C. 8th Grade History World History CAPT. J. E. WEBBER B.S., Salem College English IV, Economics Business Law 10 FACULTY MRS. MADGE P. NORTON B.S., David Lipscomb College Reading Instructor MRS. VERA A. ROSE, R.N. Nurse LT. COL. CHARLES RAY WHITE B.S., University of S. C. Senior Army Instructor MRS. J. T. DALLAS A.B., University of S. C. B.S., Columbia College Librarian SFC HOWARD HILL Army Instructor 9 MRS. BESSIE V. DAVIS Dietitian MR. ZELLIE WILLIAMS Maintenance Supervisor I I SSG RICHARD KELLEY Army Instructor MRS. TOMMIE D. PYLANT Secretary-Book keeper OCadded... 12 SENIOR CLASS OF 1970 LEFT TO RIGHT: STEVEN KENDRICK, Vice-President: MAX FINE, President; PAUL JOHNSON, Secretary; JEFF WALTZ, Treasurer. The Senior class of 1970 has finished its final course of education. We have learned much and will benefit in later years. We, the senior class, have very much to be proud of. It was our year that Carlisle was beaten the worst ever (52-0) in football. We beat them in every major sport. Our senior year is the year when we had the best I.G. in- spection in the history of the school. The gym was completed during our senior year of 1970. It was our football team that car- ried fifteen seniors. Several track and field records were broken by seniors also. If we could change it—we wouldn't in any way for this is OUR YEAR the year of NINETEEN SEVENTY. 13 SENIORS MARK GILLOTTE Friendliest SUPERLATIVES STEVE WURST Class Clown MARSHALL FOWLER Most Conceited HARRY BALLARD Fickle Finger of Fate Award MIKE JENNINGS Biggest Bulfshooter 15 GERALD MONSOUR ASKER (Jerry) JAMES LEONARD ANDERSON, JR. (Jim) SENIORS ROBERT CLYDE BACOT (Bobby) HARRY CLINE BALLARD, JR. (Flash) 16 SENIORS RICARDO ENRIQUE CAMBRA (Ricky) JAMES WALKER BRASWELL JR. (Brute) WALTER HOYT CARMICHAEL JR. (Wallie) 17 SENIORS WALTER IGNATIUS CHAPMAN III (Bucky) JERRY ANTHONY CRIBB (Jerry) JOHNNY MARION COX (John) DEAN LAWRENCE DAVIS (Dean) 18 SENIORS TIMOTHY LUTHER DEAN (Luther) MARK HUNTER DENNIS (Stump) MICKEY LANE ELKS (Red) 19 SENIORS RAMON ESTAVILLO (Ramon) RALPH MAX FINE (Max) GLEN TERENCE FARMER (Terry) MARSHALL KEITH FOWLER (M. K.) 20 SENIORS HERBERT FAYE GOOD (Herbie) 21 RONNIE WAYNE GALLOWAY (Ronnie) SENIORS PAUL MICHAEL HUBBARD (Mother) DAVID WARREN JEFFRIES (David) MICHAEL EARL JENNINGS (Grandaddy) PAUL WESLEY JOHNSON, JR. (Wesley) 22 SENIORS 23 JEFFREY LYNN KRUG (Jeff) SENIORS ROBERT EDWARD LEWIS (Bob) JAMES RAY McCUNE (Free Money) GREGORY MARK MANCINI (Greg) WILLIAM HUGH McCUTCHEON (Gwork) 24 SENIORS JOHN CRAIG MULLIS (John) RALPH CLINTON PORTER (Snorter) JAMES HENRY REYNOLDS, JR. (Jim) JERRY LEE RAYNOVIC (Rhino) 25 SIDNEY THOMAS RIBELIN, III (Tommy) JOSEPH EARL SMITH (Buzzy) JEFFREY MICHAEL TATAR (Jeff) MICHAEL LANDER THOMPSC (Mike) NICHOLAS JOSEPH SOUTHARD (Nick) SENIORS DARRELL GENE WESSINGER (Darrell) JEFFREY BOYD WALTZ (L. C.) 27 im r K L' f I eotoT 'uwycAM QUARTER. VISITORS psT 0 2 0 HALF 3“ 4 FIN U HOME 0 30 30 8 28 CLASS OF ’71 DOUGLAS E. DILLS President DOUG DILLS, President (Pushing Tricycle); DELL BOOTLE, Vice-President (on Tricycle); TERRY PARKER, Secretary (on House); WILLIAM JOHNSTONE, Treasurer (on Bike). The class of “71 has been very successful in sports and academic subjects this year. They have striven to the best of their ability. The Junior class will not forget this year because of its kindness toward their friends they have made and will remember always. In their Senior year they will be our leaders and their efforts for their fellow cadets will lead the rest of us to do our best in our Senior Year. 29 JUNIORS Richard L. Adcock Bruce G. Bivins James D. Bledsoe Doyle O. Bootle Joseph B. Brown Terrence P. Burnett Gregory J. Galley Herbert L. Cameron Charles B. Caudle Michael O. Colvin Michael A. Craddock Joseph L. Crowder James W. Culp James S. Day Douglas E. Dills 30 JUNIORS Kim E. Downing Thomas M. Eaton Gerald L. Faile Marion L, Fisher James B, Fitzgerald Charles N. Gilliam Harold M. Heidt Paul G. Hellebrand Roy Hibbard Frank N. Hill William K. Johnstone Michael D, Junkins Arnold I. Levine James R. McLain George T. Parker 31 JUNIORS Michael K. Pearson Phillip E, Pope Joseph W. Quarles Harry G. Sandifer David F. Stephens Michael V. Stokes Arthur J. Tyson William E. Ward Richard V. Watson David T. White Vernon A, Whitmire William C. Willis Michael L. Woods Michael W. Wyrick Ronald A. Pitcel 32 CLASS OF ’72 We the Sophomore class look forward to our last two years in high school. We hope to grow not only in achievement but also in motivation to stronger young men. We hope to fill the pathway lying before us. We have made new friends this year and will lose a great many also. We can only hope to have two more great years like this one. 33 SOPHOMORES Dennis F. 8ivins Thomas P. Bingham Jerry A. Bruce John T. Brown Vincent R. Burnett George P. Callison Orville L Cambell Gary A. Chesnut Jesse C. Collins Mark N. Cottingham John K. Crouch III Ned T. Dobson, Jr, Jerry W. Dula Randall E. Fellers Jerry D. Fogle Clinton P. Gage Marion A. Godwin Steven C. Gurley John R. Hall Stephen K. Harris 34 SOPHOMORES Robert J. Harvin, Jr. Ralph A. Hempton Warren A. Henderson, Jr. Raymond D. Hobby Rollie A. Huffstetler III Maurice L. Hutto John M. Joseph Donald P. Landis, Jr. Charles F. Meachem Robert D. Locklair Jorge A. O. McButchart John A. McKenzie Guy M. Mercer Walter J. Miller III Theodore R. Morris Gregory S. Moseley Gary W. Nabers Robert E. Newsome, Jr. Robert R. Northcutt Herman F. Parker 35 SOPHOMORES Ralph N. Parks William A. Pickel Franklin C. Poley II Pierce D. Polattie Robert L. Ramey til Christopher A. Rea Mark C. Rabon den W. Ribelin Larry O. Rodgers Richard W. Rollison Jeffrey Wheeler Rusby Gary L. Saunders James W. Scott, Jr. John Bernard Sowell Gary Stephen Stacks James W, Tice Michael B. Tuck Wilbur R. Tutem David C. Van Every Tommy T. Wall Randolph C. Wilson Wayne H. Wohlferd 36 CLASS OF '73 ALLEN DERWAY LEFT TO RIGHT: TONY BRYANT, Secretary-Treasurer: VERNE PACKER, Vice- President; ALLEN DERWAY, President (Not Pictured). The Class of ’73 has had a very good year. We shared in all the activities that took place. We see the excitement as seniors approach their last days at Camden, The Freshman Class can imagine themselves in four years when we graduate. Through the guidance of our cadet leaders and faculty we are quickly preparing to move up in the ranks of our academy. We hail the passing of this school year, 1970, as the most eventful for the Freshman Class. 37 FRESHMEN Donald W, Adams John A. Bryant Robert C. Bullard Brent E. Burkhartt Stanley L Carnes John C. Childs Michael R. Couch Ronald D. Culpepper David W. Davis Neil L Dean Edward C, Delaney Sammy L. DeYoung Allen R. Derway Teddy L. Edwards James N. Elmore, Jr. William V. Fisher Joseph R. Floyd Heyward T. Fulghum Stephen S. Garrick John W. Harris Billy W, Hicks Michael W. Hout Robert E. Howard Donald W, Ingle Claude L. Jackson 38 FRESHMEN Thomas B. Langston Steven D. Link Thomas P. McLean John E. Matthews Marcus B. Matthews Terry L, Merritt Harry K. Mullinax Ramon Navarro Harold V, Packer III Luis A. Passarelli Thomas E. Penick Billy Maurice Porter Thomas C. Rambo Robert D. Redfearn Vance C. Riggs Frederick A. Roehl Zack D. Rogers James L, Scarborough, Jr, Marvin W. Smith Barry C. Stacks Steven C. Strickland Larry S. Sistare Gary M, Smith Ronald D. Wald Alfred C. Walters William K. Whitten 39 40 41 SUB-FRESHMEN Charles R. Addis Harold L Arnold Randy R. Aytes Bruce A. Banks William Bowman Jerry G. Bryant Lindsay W. Davis James E. Ethridge Edgar K. Foster James T. Grantham David L. Hendricks Julian F. Hopkins Joseph R. Invernizzi Michael W, Lambert Steven M. Loflin Darrell E. Lowe Richard L. Martin Thomas A. Meacher Gerald S. Millard David L. Robbins Robert F. Spivey Charles R. Strickland fj r y n Jeffrey P. Swager Allen B. Walters • m Pla jB - ■ i JB John A. White V. • jjL .v. Thomas L. Winchester ':f tt 'lL fjV 42 o etivitiet 0 0 0 43 HONOR COUNCIL The Honor Council is the actual basis of all trust, pride, and honor at our academy. Cadets are sworn in before they come be- fore the board. The honor council demands the truth in all testimony. It is the privilege of a cadet not to testify against himself. However, if a cadet chooses to give testi- mony that may tend to incriminate himself he must tell the truth and nothing but the whole truth. Since men testifying in an honor council must take an oath upon The Holy Bible, it is the opinion of the council that anyone who fails to tell the truth be- fore the board does not qualify morally and will be dismissed from school. Major Beckham is in charge of the honor council. He has been head of the honor council for twelve years. The honor council investigates only extremely serious infrac- tions of the rules and regulations. The council mainly concerns itself with offences that tend toward matters that can be injuri- ous to the welfare of the cadet corps in general or is morally deficient by the code of our cadet corps. The honor council consists of Major Beck- ham, the battalion commander, the adju- tant, and all four company commanders. The cadet officers that are on the board aid Major Beckham in investigating matters brought before the council. A I V JEFFREY WALTZ President GAIL MINCHOW LEFT TO RIGHT: Capt. Michael Jennings, Capt. James Reynolds, Lt. Col. Jeffrey Wal+z. Capt. Hughes Lake, Capt. Ronald Baucom, and Capt. Marshall Fowler. 44 THE 1970 EXCALIBUR STAFF JERRY LEE RAYNOVIC Editor-In-Chief LINDA DUNBAR VICKIE AMOROSE ROBBIE NABORS TIMOTHY DEAN Assistant Editor JAMES HENRY REYNOLDS Copy Editor CART. JOHN MERCHANT Advisor ROBERT KELLOGG DEBBIE NORRIS Business Manager 45 EXCALIBUR STAFF MAURICE LEE HUTTO Advisor to the Assistant Editor WILLIAM WILLIS Photographer Speak no evil, hear no evil, see no evil. A man of many talents! 46 DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS The Drum and Bugle Corps has progressed successfully since last year and hopes next year they will progress even more. More people are members than last year; which shows even more improvement. The band hopes to be even greater next year by crystallizing the items they have learned this year. We are very proud of their rapid development here and look forward to many more years of their contributions. 47 THE ADJUTANT It has been the primary concern of the Adjutant staff to report factual and concise news to you throughout the year. The Adjutant Staff hopes that it succeeded in this task. The staff feels that it has left a heritage of good news reporting behind it and it was intended this year to give the subscribers of the paper a wider scope of events. They also wanted to leave the school with an established paper for forthcoming news. We salute the senior members of the Adjutant. 48 DELTA KAPPA SIGMA LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Raynovic, Jeff Waltz, Max Fine, Arnold Levine, James Anderson, James McLain. TOP: Mike Wrtmore, Bobby Bacot, Ray McCune. 49 D. K, S. OFFICERS. LEFT TO RIGHT: Max Fine, Vice-President; Jeff Waltz, President; and Ray McCune, Secretary-Treasurer. LIBRARY STAFF Once again we have completed another year at CMA. We appreci- ate the consideration and respect which has been given by the cadets to the library. As your library staff we are proud to serve and help you at any time. We hope we can assist you again next year as well as we have done this year. Mike Southard, Allen Derway, Jeffrey Swager, Wayne Wohlferd, Darrell Wessmger, Vincent Burnett, Buddy Ward, Mike Tuck, Jerry Bruce, Larry Grantham, Bill Bowman, Mike Pearson, Joe Brown, Terry Burnett. 50 FINE ARTS ALLAN DERWAY President CAPT. ROY VANDEGRIFT Advisor The Fine Arts Club has contributed much throughout this year for the betterment of social standards at Camden Military Academy. They have supplied us with several entertaining shows and exhibits throughout the year. We take this time to express our greatest appreciation to this organization. 51 FINE ARTS Captain Vandegrift and Mrs. White have gotten the ceramics course underway. Harris? Tom Jones” Pitcel socks it to the audience at the Fine Arts Talent Show. All the leaves are brown . . . DAVID JEFFRIES TERRY WILLIAMS Head K. P. 53 TERRY PARKER President SWIMMING POOL STAFF DANCE COMMITTEE TOP LEFT ACROSS: Terence Farmer, Douglas Dills, Ronald Galloway. BOTTOM ROW: CAPT. VAN WEBBER Michael Hubbard, William Johnstone, Harry Ballard, Paul Johnson. Advisor 54 Every year about Christmas time the battalion contributes money to buy toys for the orphanage in Camden. Major Beckham and his wife pick the gifts for these young people. The children at the home range in ages from infant to teenagers. Major Beckham spends a considerable amount of time selecting the gifts. Somehow he always manages to find just the right gift for every child. The day of the Christmas party the entire cadet corps seems to pick up the true Christmas spirit and everyone leaves feeling a little taller. 55 INFIRMARY There are no words which can express our appreciation to our In- firmary. We the cadets at Camden Military Academy salute Mrs. Vera Rose for her concern and efforts for the cadets. We hope that she will have many years ahead with us here. 56 57 One of the highlights of the year was the visit to the Academy of Col. Jerry M. Sage, Deputy Chief of Staff, ROTC Affairs, Third U. S. Army. After being met by an honor guard and reviewing the battalion. Col Sage spoke to the corps of his experiences and beliefs. The narrating of many of his hair-raising exploits behind the German lines during World War II revealed to the cadets the origin of the nickname the Germans had for him, “The Cooler King ’ R.O.T.C. STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: LTC Charles R. White, SAf; SFC Howard Hill, instructor: and SSG Richard Kel- ley, Instructor. Junior ROTC was designed specifically to give young men training and experience in the art of organizing, motivating and leading others. This includes the development of self-discipline, physical stamina and bearing. These things are important qualities in the development of a cadet. Through what he is taught the cadet is a well-rounded individual ready for his place in life. R.O.T.C. STAFF 61 62 GAIL MINCHOW SASH AND SWORD THE CADET OFFICER Leadership qualities are not inborn The ability to lead and inspire others to follow is learned. Training, experience, and the acceptance of responsibility all contribute to the process of making a cadet officer. The cadet officer is a man of self discipline, a gentleman, a leader and most of all the man who is prepared for the future and its challenges. In the quest for the men to lead and guide, these men have been chosen for the characteristics they have for leadership 63 i ii? NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS FIRST SERGEANTS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Tice, Tommy Wall, Ray McCune, Milo Thompson. The Non-Commissioned officer is a cadet who has proven himself reliant. His is to be in direct contact with his men. Thus the N.C.O. proves that he has the leadership traits necessary for the cadet officer. The cadet’s performance as a Non-Com contributes to his climbing the ladder to a commission. These men have proven their responsiveness to constituted authority thus they attained the ranks of the non-commis- sioned officer. 64 COLOR GUARD At Camden Military Academy the cadet corps takes pride in our colors. We feel it an honor to respect our flag as our symbol of justice and liberty. ARMORY STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Stokes, Lewis, Dean, N. L., Langston, Locklair. 65 DRILL TEAM NANCY JEFFRIES SFC HILL We wish to express our gratitude tor the fine performances put on by the drill team. Under the supervision of SFC Hill they have progressed greatly in the past year. Not only have they performed at football games, but have performed in a number of parades. We hope they will progress as much in the future years as they have this one. 66 BATTALION STAFF LT. COL JEFF WALTZ GAIL MINCHOW CAPT. JAMES REYNOLDS Adjutant VICKIE AMOROSE 1ST LT. JERRY ASKER Medic CAPT. CHIP LAKE Operations 67 CAPT. MARSHALL FOWLER 2ND LT. WM. JOHNSTONE MARSHA McGAHA 2ND LT. HARRY SANDIFER 2ND LT. BRUCE BIVINS JANICE LANEY SANDY TIDMORE 68 1ST $GT. RAY McCUNE SFC TERRENCE BURNETT SFC JOSEPH TYSON 69 B COMPANY - FIRST PLATOON CAPT. MICHAEL JENNINGS JUDY JORDAN 1ST LT. WALTER I. CHAPMAN 1ST LT. JAMES ANDERSON 70 B COMPANY - SECOND PLATOON SFC TIMOTHY DEAN 1ST SGT. THOMAS WALL SFC JOHN MULLIS 71 C COMPANY - FIRST PLATOON 2ND LT. DOUGLAS DILLS 2ND LT. MICHAEL HUBBARD TERRY WILLIAMS 2ND LT. DAVID JEFFRIES 2ND LT. N. SOUTHARD 72 C COMPANY - SECOND PLATOON 73 BAND COMPANY 74 LINDA DUNBAR BAND COMPANY SFC JIMMY TICE SFC BOB HARVIN SFC JACK BROWN 75 k m 76 BEAUTIES 77 Jane Brown 79 MISS SOPHOMORE VICKI TUCKER MISS FRESHMAN SYBIL THOMPSON MISS SUB-FRESHMAN SUSAN HARRELSON 80 HANDMAIDENS DEBBIE JOBE CANDY DAVIS GRETA VAN EVERY JUDY DOBSON GLORIA JOHNSON 81 Spoztd m 82 Camden defeats Carlisle 52-0 Homecoming brought rain, cold weather and also victory for the Spartan forces. When the final whistle blew the Spartans had won their second victory of the season. After getting off to a slow start the Spartan football team ended the season by handing Carlisle a 52-0 shut-out. This was the worst beating either team has ever re- ceived in the history of this rivalry. Ending the season with a 5 and 6 record it all seemed like an undefeated season after the Carlisle game. After the homecoming game all-stars were numerous on the Spartan squad, as the last four games belonged to Camden from the first play to the last. 83 FOOTBALL First and Ten! Camden marches down the field deep into Boiling Springs territory. 84 Camden drives tor the conversion and gets it on a straight ahead power play. FOOTBALL ROBBIN RATLIFF JAMES BRASWELL End Chesterfield, S. C. - ■ J: • jane McKinnon ... % BOBBY BACOT Tackle Charlotte, N. C. ; ■ c- -' • - -... ; RONNIE BAUCOM Halfback McColl, S. C. 85 WALLY CARMICHAEL Guard Charlotte, N. C. FOOTBALL BUCKY CHAPMAN End Charleston, S. C. MARSHALL FOWLER Halfback Charleston, S. C. 86 FOOTBALL PAUL JOHNSON Halfback Hartsvilfe, S. C. LYNNE GALLOWAY JEFF KRUG Halfback Fort Dix, N. J. 87 CLINT PORTER Guard Matter, Ga. MIKE WITMORE End Monroe, N. C. VARSITY BASKETBALL TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Dozier, Rollie Huffstetler, Doug Dills, Mike Jennings, James Braswell. Bucky Chapman. BOT- TOM ROW: Jeff Tatar, Jeff Waltz, Mike Thompson, Wally Carmichael, Oliver Dixon, Buzzy Smith. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL LEFT TO RIGHT: Mercer, Loflin, Hobby, Cottingham, Rodgers, Bullock, Ribelin. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Capt. Jerry Johnson, Coach: Craig Mullis, Mark Eaton, Mike WItmore, S. Day, Mickey Fa Tie, Bobby Bacot, Rollie Huffstetler, Ken Crouch, Doug Dills, Vance Riggs, Manager. BOTTOM ROW: Ralph Hempton, Manager; Tom Ribelin, Dell Bootle, Chip Lake, Earl Smith, Paul Johnson, Glen Ribelin, John McKenzie, Gary Stacks. 90 BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Ronnie Galloway, Marshall Fowler, Doug Dills, Clint Porter, Bobby Bacot, Rollie Huffstetler, Paul Gage, Jerry Bryant, Earl Smith, Max Fine, Ronnie Baucom, Paul Johnson, Dennis Bivins, Jeff Tatar, Jeff Krug, Bucky Chapman. TOP ROW: Harry Ballard, Randy Aytes, Tommy Grantham, Ray Tuten, Wally Carmichael, Mike Thompson, Capt. Van Webber, Coach: Terry Farmer, Dave Davis, Vern Packer, Oliver Dixon, Dave Van Every, Neil Dean, Charlie Strickland. VARSITY TRACK CAPTAINS AND COACH: Doug Dills, Coach Webber, Marshall Fowler. 91 VARSITY TRACK Marshall Fowler shows form that ranked him among the state's best. CMA’s Ronnie Galloway was one of South Caro- lina’s best ever shot putters. Doug Dills won his second straight Mid-South relays discus title and will return to defend it next year. 92 TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Col. R. M. Richards, Coach, Mark Dennis, Jim Hobby, Jim Reynolds, Mike Jennings, Steve Wurst, Jerry Raynovic, Herbie Cameroni Jeff Tatar. BOTTOM ROW: Bob Harvin, Bob Lockliar, Ken Robbins, Jimmy Fitzgerald, Steve Strickland, Jeff Swager, Terry Parker. GOLF TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: Seniors, Mark Dennis, Jeff Tatar, Steve Wurst, Mike Jennings, Jim Reynolds, Jerry Raynovic. 93 RIFLE TEAM SGT KELLEY 94 DIRECTORY ADAMS, DONALD WADE 802 5th St.r Myrtle Beach, S. C. 29577 ADCOCK, RICHARD LEE 1010 Betsy Dr., Columbia. S. C. 29210 ADDIS, CHARLES RODNEY South College St., Walhalla, S. C. 29691 ANDERSON, JAMES LEONARD, JR. 701 Loyola St., New Orleans, La. ARNOLD, HAROLD LYNN Shannon Lake Cir., Rt. 2, Greenville, S. C. 29607 ASKER, GERALD MONSOUR 830 Arlington River Dr., Apt. 111 Jacksonville, Fla. 32211 AYTES, RANDY RICKIE 22 Farmf ield Ave., Charleston, S. C. 29407 BACOT, ROBERT CLYDE 3129 Conn. Ave., Charlotte, N. C. 28205 BALLARD, HARRY CLINE 105 Daniel St., Tarboro, N. C. 27866 BANKS, BRUCE ALAN 2805 W. Royal Oaks Dr., Beaufort, S, C. 29501 BAUCOM, RONALD EUGENE Main St., McColl, S. C. 29570 BINGHAM, THOMAS PHILIP 138 Riverland Dr., Charleston, S. C. 29407 BIVINS, BRUCE GLENN Rt. 1, Box 258-A, Fort Mill, S. C. 29715 BIVINS, DENNIS FLOYD Rt. 1, Box 258-A, Fort Mill, S. C. 29715 BLEDSOE, JAMES DANIEL Rt. 5, Saluda, S. C. 29138 BOOTLE, DOYLE ODELL, JR. 1024 Statler Rd., Columbia, S. C. 29210 BOWMAN, WILLIAM MARK 1 Wye Lane, Charleston, S. C. 29405 BRASWELL, JAMES WALKER, JR. 134 Park Dr., Chesterfield, S. C. 29709 BROWN, JOHN THOMAS 812 Ardsley Rd., Charlotte, N. C. 28207 BROWN, JOSEPH BEALL 812 Ardsley Rd., Charlotte, N. C. 28207 BRUCE, JERRY ALLEN Rt. 3, Box 420, Greer, S. C, 29651 BRYANT, JERRY GLEN 1385 Tara Dr., Lenevar, Charleston, S. C. 29407 BRYANT, JOHN ANTHONY P. O. Box 645, Sumter, S. C. 29150 BULLARD, ROBERT CALVIN 819 W. 2nd Ave., Red Spring, N. C. 28377 BULLOCK, ROBERT WAYNE 816 Seneca PI., Charlotte, N. C. 28210 BURKHARTT, BRENT ERNEST 76 Lake Breeze Pk., Rochester, N. Y. 14622 BURNETT, TERRENCE PATRICK 6240 San Jose Blvd., W., Jacksonville, Fla. 32217 BURNETT, VINCENT RAYMOND 6240 San Jose Blvd., W., Jacksonville, Fla, 32217 CALLEY, GREGORY JOHN 105-109 N. White St., Lancaster, S, C. 29720 CALLISON, GEORGE PRESTON 104 North Woods Rd., Greenwood, S. C. 29646 CAMBRA, RICARDO ENRIQUE P. O. Box 121-Zona 1, Panama, Rep de Panama CAMERON,ROBERT LEE 515 E. Delaware Ave., Southern Pines, N. C. 28387 CAMPBELL, ORVILLE LEE 5334 Park Rd., Charlotte, N. C. 28209 CARMICHAEL, WALTER HOYT, JR. 2100 Arnold Dr., Box 2252, Charlotte, N. C. 28205 CARNES, STANLEY LINWOOD Rt. 2, Box 284. Fort Mill, S, C. 29715 CARR, CHARLES FREDERICK 1446 Lyon Dr., Aiken, S. C. 29801 CAUDLE, CHARLES BASIL 2700 Park Rd., Charlotte, N. C. 28209 CHAPMAN, WALTER IGNATIUS, III Rt. 1, Box 2538, Johns Island, S. C. 29455 CHESNUT, GARY ALAN 303 Park St., Dillon, S. C. 29536 CHILDS, JOHN CRAFT 6 Drexel St., Columbia, S. C. 29204 COLLINS, JESSE CHARLES 3145 Dunaire Dr., Charlotte, N. C. 28205 COLVIN, MICHAEL OTIS 331 N. Main St., Darlington, S. C. 29532 COTTINGHAM, MARK NICHOLSON P. O. Box 762, Dillon, S. C. 29536 COUCH, MICHAEL ROGER 17 Augusta Ct., Greenville, S. C. 29605 COX, JOHNNY MARION Rt. 2, Greer, S. C. 29651 CRADDOCK, MICHAEL ABRAM 1069 Coddington PI., Charlotte, N. C. 28211 CRIBB, JERRY ANTHONY Rt. 3, Darlington, S. C. 29532 CROUCH, JOHN KENNETH, ill [ 3838 Sheffield Dr., Charlotte, N. C. 28205 CROWDER, JOSEPH LOUIS, III 4816 Shadow Lawn Rd., Columbia, S. C. 29206 CULP, JAMES WILLIAM, JR. 6903 Rolling Rd., Springfield, Va. 22152 CULPEPPER, RONALD DENNIS Rt. 3, Darlington, S. C. 29532 DAVIS, DAVID WAYNE 7051 Londontowne Dr., Charlotte, N. C. 28211 DAVIS, DEAN LAWRENCE 23 Rockwood Dr., Greenville, S. C. 29605 DAVIS, LINDSAY WESTON 14 Shenandoah Dr., Greenville, S. C. 29607 DAY, JAMES STEPHEN 2715 Westwood Circle, West Columbia, S. C. 29169 DEAN, TIMOTHY LUTHER 331 Brookside Dr., Orangeburg, S. C. 29115 DELANEY, EDWARD CHARLES P. O. Box 741, Holly Hill, S. C. 29059 DENNIS, MARK HUNTER 500 Ambassador St., Charlotte, N. C. 28205 DERWAY, ALLEN RICHARD 3212 Chapel Hill Rd., Durham, N. C. 27707 DEYOUNG, SAMMY LEE 205 Fairhaven Dr., Taylors, S. C. 29687 DILLS, DOUGALS EDWIN 6419 Seco Blvd., Dallas, Texas 76217 DOBSON, NED TRUETTE, JR. Rt. 5, Mountain Cr. Rd., Greenville, S. C. 29609 DOWNING, KIM EDWARD 137 Pine Cone Rd., Wilmington, N. C. 28401 DULA, JERRY WAYNE P. O. Box 448, c o Baker Driveway Co. Cayce, S. C. 29033 DUNBAR, DANIEL FRAZIER 6334 Deveron Dr., Charlotte, N. C. 28211 EATON, THOMAS MARK 5580 So. 4270 West, Kearns, Utah 84118 EDWARDS, TEDDY LYNN Rt. 3, Old Peachland Rd.f Marshville, N. C. 28103 ELKS, MICKEY LANE Rt. 2, Box 52, Grimesland, N. C. 27837 ELMORE, JAMES NEWTON, JR. P. O. Box 343, Florence, S. C. 29501 ESTAVILLO, RAMON Juarez y Toledo, Navojoa, Sonora, Mex. ETHRIDGE, JAMES EDWARD, JR. 1607 N. Franklin St., Valparaiso, Ind. 46383 95 DIRECTORY—Continued FAILE, GERALD LYNN 300 Franandel Dr., Lancaster, S. C. 29730 FARMER, GLEN TERENCE 200 Midway Dr., Spartanburg, S. C. 29301 FELLERS, RANDALL EDWARD 203 Range View Cir., Greenville, S. C. 29611 FINE, RALPH MAX 131. Scofield Rd.r Charlotte, N. C. 28209 FISHER, LAURENCE RONALD 5350 Batley Rd., Jacksonville, Fla. 32210 FISHER, MARION LEROY, III P. O. Box 246, Weldon. N. C. 27890 FISHER, WILLIAM VAN 2015 Dilworth Rd.. W., Charlotte, N. C. 28203 FITZGERALD, JAMES BOYD 1921 Virginia Rd,, Winston-Salem, N, C. 27104 FLOYD, JOSEPH RICHARD Rt. 1, Cross Hill, S. C. 29332 FOGLE, JERRY DAVID Rt, 5, Box 98, Orangeburg, S. C. 29115 FOSTER, EDGAR KENDALL 101 Cleveland St., Mullins, S. C. 29574 FOWLER, MARSHALL KEITH 101 Chestnut Ave., Chas. Hghts., S. C. 29405 FULGHUM, HEYWARD THOMAS Wadley, Ga. 30477 GAGE, CLINTON PAUL 822 Quail Dr„ Chas., S. C. 29407 GALLOWAY, RONNIE WAYNE 110 McCormick Dr,, Sumter, S. C. 29150 GARRICK, STEPHEN SWAIN 3114 Libeth St., Charlotte, N. C. 28205 GIBSON, RICHARD BOWEN 1916 W. College Ave., Hartsville, S. C. 29550 GILLIAM, CHARLES NORMAN 109 Loretta Dr., Spartanburg, S. C. 29301 GILLOTTE, MARK PAUL 3004 Wilmot Ave., Columbia, S. C. 29205 GLISSON, ALEXANDER LAWRENCE, III Aert deGelderstraat 5, Dordrecht, The Netherlands GODWIN, MARION ARTHUR 2741 Burney Dr., Columbia, S. C. 29205 GOOD, HERBERT FAYE 648 E. Main St., Rock Hill, S. C. 29730 GRANTHAM, JAMES THOMAS 201 Bunny Friend, Rt. 10, Charlotte, N. C. 28213 GURLEY, STEVEN CHRISTOPHER 303 Brookshire Dr., Columbia, S. C. 28213 HALL, JOHN ROY 6505 Solandra Dr., S., Jacksonville, Fla. 32210 HARRIS, JOHN WESLEY 2020 Allison Ct., No. E-4, SW, Atlanta, Ga. 30311 HARRIS, STEPHEN KING 214 Seneca PI., Charlotte, N. C. 28210 HARVIN, ROBERT JONES, JR. 106 Lakeland Dr., Bennettsville, S. C. 29512 HEIDT, HAROLD MITCHELL P. O. Box 141, Nesmith, S. C. 29580 HELLEBRAND, PAUL GERARD P. O. Box 504, Gaffney, S. C. 29340 HEMPTON, RALPH ANDREW P. O. Box 103, Johns Island, S. C. 29455 HENDERSON, WARREN A., JR. Rt. 3, Box 231-A-Masters Lane, Wilmington, N. C. 28401 HENDRICKS, DAVID LYNN 311 Richlands Ave., Jacksonville, N. C. 28540 HIBBARD, ROY EDWIN 317 Kimmswick Rd., Charlotte, N. C. 28214 HICKS, BILLY WILSON 407 Lakemont Dr., Anderson, S. C. 29621 HILL, FRANK NEWSOME III Rt 1, Box C, Marshville, N. C. 28103 HOBBY, RAYMOND DENEKE 3822 Lovett Cir., Charlotte, N. C. 28210 HOPKINS, JULIAN F. Ill 1616 Nemours Dr., Charleston, S. C. 29407 HOUT, MICHAEL WALTER 661 Hanley Rd., W., Mansfield, Ohio 44904 HOWARD, ROBERT ERNEST 856 Cleveland St., Greenville, S. C. 29601 HUBBARD, PAUL MICHAEL 50114 E. Main St., Bennettsville, S. C. 29512 HUFFSTETLER, ROLLIE ADDISON III 1225 Moss Ave., Orangeburg, S. C. 29115 HUTTO, MAURICE LEE 1024 Cheryl Ave., Savannah, Ga. 31404 INGLE, DONALD WAYNE Rt. 8, Asheville, N. C. 28806 1NVERNIZZI, JOSEPH RICHARD 1826 McGougan Rd., Fayetteville, N. C. 28303 JACKSON, CLAUDE LAMAR 511 Mt. View Cir., Lyman, S. C. 29365 JEFFRIES, DAVID WARREN 617 Reynolds Dr., Charlotte, N. C. 28209 JENNINGS, MICHAEL EARL 6019 Pebble Beach, Huston, Texas 77040 JOHNSON, PAUL WESLEY, JR. Rt. 1, Box 114, Hartsville, S. C. 29550 JOHNSTONE, WILLIAM KENNERLY 3313 Elstree Dr., Charlotte, N. C. 28211 JONES, JOHN THOMAS 1425 Montford Dr., Charlotte, N. C. 28209 JOSEPH, JOHN MITCHELL Fredericks Ave., Westwood, Laurinburg, N. C. 28352 JUNKINS, MICHAEL DEAN 204 Woodridge Ct., Anderson, S. C. 29621 KELLOGG, ROBERT BARKDULL 208 Cherokee Rd., Hendersonville, Tenn. 37075 KENDRICK, STEPHEN LEE St. Michaels, Md. 21663 KRUG, JEFFREY LYNN Wildrose St., Browns Mills, N. J. 08015 LAKE, HUGHES HILL III Rt. 2, Bamberg, S. C. 29003 LAMBERT, MICHAEL WAYNE 104 Forest Dr., Lancaster, S. C. 29720 LANDIS, DONALD PHILLIP, JR, Box 6, Red Hill, Pa. 18076 LANGSTON, THOMAS BERNARD Rt. 1, Timmonsville, S. C. 29161 LEVINE. ARNOLD IAN 4117 Tyng Way, Charlotte, N. C. 28211 LEWIS, ROBERT EDWARD 505 Carthage Rd., Lumberton. N. C. 28358 LINK, STEVEN DOUGLAS 1715 Ft, Bragg Rd., Fayetteville, N, C, 28303 LOCKLAIR, ROBERT D. 1037 Remount Rd., N. Charleston, S. C. 29406 LOFLIN, STEVEN MARTIN 812 Pine Circle Dr., High Point, N. C. 27260 LOWE. DARRELL EDWARD 2216 Dunvegan Dr., Columbia, S. C. 29209 McBRUTCHART, JORGE ARTURO O. Av. de las Torres No. 3050 Colonia Chapalita Guadalajara, JalMex. McCUNE, JAMES RAY 100 Lee St., McColl, S. C. 29570 McCUTCHEON, WILLIAM HUGH 12 Sumter St., Manning, S. C. 29102 McKENZIE, JOHN ASTON Rt. 1, McBee, S. C. 29101 96 DI RECTOR Y-Continued McLAIN, JAMES RUSSELL 123 W. Main St.f Chesterfield, S. C. 29709 McLEAN, THOMAS PETER 316 Geddes Ave., Charleston, S. C. 29407 MANCINI, GREGORY MARK 7913 Spring Pond Rd., Columbia, S. C. 29204 MARTIN, RICHARD LOUIS 717 Hay St., Fayetteville, N. C. 28305 MATTHEWS, JOHN EDWARD 1450 King Ave., Florence, S. C. 29501 MATTHEWS, MARCUS BOULWARE Mitford Rd., Great Falls, S. C. 29055 MEACHEAM, CHARLES FLOYD. JR. 205 Everette St., Rockingham, N. C. 28379 MEACHER, THOMAS ALLAN 323 Wappoo Rd., Charleston, S. C. 29407 MERCER, GUY MITCHELL Rt. 3, Cobbtown, Ga. 30420 MERRITT, TERRY LEWIS 108 Sunderland Dr,, Greenville, S. C. 29611 MILLARD, GERALD STACEY 19 Old English Dr., Charleston, S. C. 29407 MILLER, WALTER JONES III P. O. Box 556, Mt. Pleasant, S. C, 29464 MORRIS, THEODORE ROSS 801 Hillside Ave., Charlotte, N. C. 28209 MOSELEY, GREGORY STUART Lakeshore Apts., Apt. 512, Columbia, S. C. 29206 MULLINAX, HARRY KEITH 10 Cardross Lane, Columbians. C. 29209 MULLIS, JOHN CRAIG 3816 Plainview Rd., Charlotte, N. C. 28208 NABERS, GARY WAYNE NAVARRO, RAMON Rt. 1, Lyman, S. C. 29365 Box 9a-427, Panama, Rep. de Panama NEWSOME, ROBERT EDWARD, JR. 313 Country Club Blvd., Florence, S. C, 29501 NORTHCUTT, ROBERT RICHARD Rt. 2, McBee, S. C. 29101 PACKER, HAROLD VERNON, III 1113 George Circle, Griffin, Ga. 30223 PARKER, GEORGE TERRY 855 North Ave., Forest Park, Ga, 30050 PARKER, HERMAN FRANKLIN 1503 W. Windsor Ext., Monroe, N. C. 28110 PARKS, RALPH NEAL Rt. 1, Box 131, Plum Branch, S. C. 29845 PASSARELLI, LUIS ALBERTO Arpt. B, 207 Grenadine St., Metairie, La. 70005 PEARSON, MICHAEL KENNETH 2 Main St., Apalache, Greer, S. C. 29651 PENICK, THOMAS EDWARD 114 Chinquepin St., Batesburg, S. C. 29006 PICKEL. WILLIAM ALLEN 3729-B Furman Smith Rd., Columbia, S. C. 29206 PITCEL, RONALD ALAN 1536 South 14th St., Sheboygan, Wis. 53081 POLEY, FRANKLIN CUSTER II 532 Tyson St., Charlotte, N. C. 28209 POLATTIE, PIERCE DENNIS 612 Brooklane Dr., P. O. Box 812 Greenwood, S. C. 29646 POPE, PHILIP EDGAR 3720 Maybank St., Columbia, S. C. 29204 PORTER. BILLY MAURICE 1132 Hartsville Hwy., Darlington, S. C. 29532 PORTER, RALPH CLINTON 450 N. Lewis St., Metter, Ga. 30439 QUARLES, JOSEPH Wl LLIAM 2402 Old Stone Dr., Anderson, S. C. 29621 RABON, MARK CHARLES 1623 Gamewell Dr., Columbia, S. C. 29206 RAMBO, THOMAS CRAYTON 513 Grace St., Greenwood, S. C. 29646 RAMEY, ROBERT LEE III 109 Rudolph St., Saluda, S. C. 29138 RAYNOVIC, JERRY LEE 3812 W. Mauna Loa Ln., Phoenix, Ariz. 85023 REA, CHRISTOPHER ANDREW 1723 Dilworth Rd., E.r Charlotte, N. C. 28203 REDFEARN, ROBERT DEKALB 111 Laurelwood Cir., Spartanburg, S. C. 29301 REYNOLDS, JAMES HENRY, JR. 3816 King Arthur Rd., Annandale, Va. 22003 R1BELIN, GLENN WILLIAM 101 ParudeSt., Lancaster, S. C. 29720 RIBELIN, SIDNEY THOMAS III 101 Pardue St., Lancaster, S. C. 29720 RIGGS, VANCE CHARLES 4540 Town Country Dr., Charlotte, N. C. 28211 ROBBINS, DAVID LYNN 373 Marconi Dr„ Spartanburg, S. C. 29303 RODGERS, LANY ODELL 43 Carrol Dr., Sumter, S. C. 29150 ROEHL, FREDERICK ARTHUR 8310 Kent Dr., Savannah, Ga. 31406 ROGERS, ZACK DRAKE 503 Fayetteville Ave., Bennettsville, S. C, 29512 ROLLISON, RICHARD WILLIAM 4538 Brentwood Dr., Williamsville, N. Y. 14221 RUSBY,JEFFREY WHEELER 336 Sardis Lane, Charlotte, N. C. 28211 SANDIFER, HARRY GENE 414 East Main St., Rock Hill, S. C. 29730 SAUNDERS, GARY LEE Rt. 7, Box 354-C, Asheboro, N. C. 27203 SCARBOROUGH, JAMES L., JR. P. O. Box 123, Lynchburg, S. C. 29080 SCOTT, JAMES WILLIAM, JR. Rt. 3, Box 151, Moncks Corner, S. C. 29461 SISTARE, LARRY SIMMION 1 Eastwood Dr., Orinda, Cal. 94563 SMITH, DANNY KEITH 1103 Main St., Conway, S. C. 29526 SMITH, GARY MICHAEL 2218 Bellview, Anderson, S. C. 29621 SMITH, JOSEPH EARL 2009 Holland St., W. Columbia, S. C. 29169 SMITH, MARVIN WALTER Rt. 5, Box 103, Spartanburg, S. C. 29301 SOUTHARD, NICHOLAS JOSEPH 2883 Los Gatos, Bel lair Bluffs, Fla. 33515 SOWELL, JOHN BENARD 5427 Sylvan Dr., Columbia, S. C. 29206 SPIVEY, ROBERT FULTON, JR. Rt. 4, Box 10, Darlington, S. C. 29532 STACKS, BARRY CHRISTOPHER Box 167, Jedda, Saudi Arabia STACKS, GARY STEPHEN Box 167, Jedda, Saudi Arabia STEPHENS, DAVID FREDERICK 153 Tram Rd., Columbia, S. C. 29210 STOKES, MICHAEL VERNON Rt. 3, Old Spartanburg Rd., Taylors, S. C. 29687 STRICKLAND, CHARLES RONALD Rt. 6, Box 254-K-5, Sumter, S. C. 29150 STRICKLAND, STEVEN CURTIS Rt. 6, Box 306, Conway, S. C. 29526 SWAGER, JEFFREY PAUL 48 Hall Rd., Hampton, Va, 23364 TATAR, JEFFREY MICHAEL P. O. Box 734, Belmont, N. C. 28012 97 DIRECTORY—Continued THOMPSON, MICHAEL LANDER 200 Maehill Dr., Lenoir, N. C. 28645 TICE, JAMES WYATT 1200 Sycamore St., Monroe, N. C. 28110 TUCK. MICHAEL BRIAN 110 Arlo Ct., Spartanburg, S. C. 29301 TUTEN, WILBUR RAYMOND 7th St., Fairfax, S. C. 29827 TYNDALL, ROBERT D. HI 3523 Scottywood Dr., Fayetteville, N. C. 28303 TYSON,ARTHUR JOSEPH 307 Murchison Bldg., Wilmington, N. C. 28401 VAN EVERY, DAVID CHARLES 1138 Yale Place, Charlotte, N. C. 28209 WALD, RONALD DEDRICK P. O. Box 260, Panama 1, Rep. de Panama WALL, TOMMY TYLER Rt, 1, Box 86, Ridgeland, S. C. 29936 WALTERS, ALFRED CAMPBELL 211 Buck Hill Rd., Monroe, N. C. 28110 WALTERS, ALLEN BARTHOLOMEW 4927 Doris Ave., Charlotte, N. C. 28205 WALTZ, JEFFREY BOYD 1547 48th St., N.W., Canton, Ohio 44709 WARD, WILLIAM ESTR1DGE III 50 Miller Dr., Sumter, S. C. 29150 WATSON, RICHARD VOIGHT 600 Vista Dr., Clinton, N. C. 28328 WESSINGER, DARRELL GENE Rt. 2, Box 160-C, Lexington, S. C. 29072 WHITE, DAVID TYLER West Main St., Stockbridge, Mass. 01262 WHITE, JOHN ALEXANDER Rt. 4, Box 126, Darlington, S. C. 29532 WHITMIRE, VERNON ALLEN, JR. Rt. 2, Box 44, Edgemere, Greenwood, S. C. 29646 WHITTEN, WILLIAM KEITH 1355 Gross Ave., Charleston, S. C. 29404 WILLIS, WILLIAM CALHOUN 124 Applewood Lane, Spartanburg, S. C. 29302 WILSON, RANDOLPH CORNELL W. 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