Camden Military Academy - Excalibur Yearbook (Camden, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1971 volume:

YEARBOOK PUBLICATION OF CAMDEN MILITARY ACADEMY CAMDEN, S. C. EXCALBUR i w ■ £ € Jm rlmi- , r f 3 QP i frC P4B j gaP gyp p ■sgffe - Jr ¥ J � «£ � ,« | - BH - C.S.M. STANLEY S. STALEY The 1970-71 EXCALIBUR staff takes great pride in dedicating the 1971 annual to Command Sgt. Major Stanley S. Staley, U. S. Army (retired) presently employed by Camden Military Academy as assistant senior army instructor. C.S.M. Staley is, without a doubt, the most understanding (and outstanding) person the cadets have had the honor of knowing this year. We cannot convey our appreciation, respect, admiration and gratitude to C.S.M. Staley better than by dedi- cating to him this, the 1971 edition of EXCALIBUR for a job well done. 4 ■ To many, iit is con|usion, excitement, sjd- A ness, joy, frustration, success. It is a time |j| for ignoring anxieties, and working to % our dreams. « --., . mm£k ff. The school was originally founded as iamden Academy in 1949 by a group of generous and foresighted Camden citizens for a private school. an ideal sr raTFon assumed con- esent a in 1958 at which time was chafiged to Camden Military is now a fully accredited Southern Associations of Schools, offering preparatory -12 and an honor R.O.T.C. consists of 245 cadets from ) states and several foreign CONFUSION TO CONFORMITY 1. Leo Chenevert with his parents registering for his first year at C.M.A. 2. Fitting for that tailored look in uniforms. 3. Col. Dallas explains the scheduling. 4. Chenevert gets his schedule, 5. Unloading personal gear at his new home . 6. Taking possession of his room. 7. Off comes the hair via Professor1 2 3 4 5 6' Brown of the Tonsorial Parlour. 8. A brief respite with his parents in the student canteen. 9. Cadet Chenevert meeting his first formation. 10. An oriented Cadet Chenevert meets with a later formation, 11. PFC Chenevert at soupy . 7 m hi |: I HI ■m STEVE DAY President DELL BOOTLE Vice-President DOUG DILLS Secretary HERB CAMERON Treasurer MAJ. VAN WEBBER Advisor The time has finally come for the class of “71“ to pack up their belongings for the last time of their stay at C.M.A. They will leave with only memories of the past and the knowledge which the school has be- stowed upon them. For many, C.M.A. has changed their lives so as to have a most important bearing on the future. As each senior leaves the academy, he can say that he has done his part to preserve the sovereignty of the school and the trials of life. Only the future will tell whether he will triumph over life’s complexities or fail. The road ahead is a rough one, but he can overcome and conquer his problems if he supplies the needed force that can be drawn from his experiences. Graduates of the class of 1971, may you truly stand out in your accepting the challenge and mantle of responsibility of adulthood. CLASSES SENIOR CLASS 9 VINCENT J. BARONE (Vfnney) Company A. Pvt., PFC; Intramural Volleyball. JAMES D. BLEDSOE (Danny) Company A; Company C, PFC, Pvt., Sgt. Staff; Recreation Staff; Intramural Football. BRUCE G. BIVINS (Bigun) Company A, Pvt., PFC, CpI., 1st Sgt, 2nd Lt., Capf.; Foot- ball; Track; Intramural Football, Baseball, Volleyball, Basket- ball; Sash and Sword; D.K.S.; Honor Council; Block C. DOYLE O. BOOTLE ( Boro Boy) Company B, Pvt.; Company C, PFC, CpI., SFC; Band Com- pany, Capt.; Football; Baseball; Basketball; Swimming Staff; Recreation Staff; Intramural Baseball, Football, Basketball, Vol- leyball; Library Staff; Annual Staff; Rifle Tea m; Drill Team; Newspaper Staff; Sash and Sword; K.P.; D.K.S., Vice-President; Honor Council; Block C, Secretary; Class President 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 5. JOSEPH B. BROWN (Joe) Company B, PFC; Company C, SFC, Sgt. Staff; Fine Arts; Li- brary Staff; Sash and Sword. GREGORY JOHN GALLEY (John) Company A, Pvt., PFC; Intramural Bas- ketball, Baseball; Newspaper Staff; Golf Team. HERBERT L. CAMERON (Pea Body) Company C, Pvt., PFC, Cpl.r Sgt.; Com- pany B, 1st Lt.; Intramural Volleyball: Annual Staff; Sash and Sword ; Golf Team; Block C Treasurer; D.K.S. 5; Senior Class Treasurer. STEVE G. CARTWRIGHT (Steve) 10 CHARLES B. CAUDLE (Charlie] Company A, Pvt., RFC, CpI. JOSEPH L. CROWDER (Joe) Company B, Pvt., PFC; Company C, SFC; Fi ne Arts; Intra- mural Football, Baseball, Volleyball: Drill Team: News Staff. MICHAEL O. COLVIN (Buster) Company B, Pvt., CpI., Sgt.; Company A, PFC, 1st Lf.; Fine Arts; Intramural Football, Volleyball, Baseball; Rifle Team: Sash and Sword JAMES W. CULP (Jim) Company A, Pvt., PFC; Baseball; Intramural Football; News- paper Staff. JAMES S. DAY (Smiley) Company B, Pvt., SFC; Com- pany Cr Capt,; Baseball; Bas- ketball; Intramural Basketball, Volleyball; Sash and Sword; Color Guard; D.K.S.; Dance Committee; Block C. DOUGLAS E, DILLS (Snout) Company A, PFC, SFC, 1st Sgt.; Com- pany Cr 2nd Lt.; Staff, CpI., LTC; Foot- ball; Basketball; Baseball; Track; Swim- ming Staff; Recreation Staff; Intrarnurais; Annual Staff. Associate Editor; News- paper Staff; Sash and Sword; Color Guard; Dance Committee; D.K.S.; Honor Council, Vice-President 8. 9, 10, II, 12. NED TRUETTE DOBSON (Mono) Company B, Pvt., PFC, CpI.: Staff, Sgt., M Sgt.; Football Manager; Track; Swim- ming Staff; Recreation Staff; Fine Arts; Intramural Football, Baseball: Annual Staff; Drill Team; Library Staff; News- paper Staff; Laundry Staff; Block C; Vice- President, Freshman, Sophomore. WALTER B. ESTES (Scotch Irish) Band Company, Pvt., PFC; Bagpipes; Intramural Football, Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball. I I GERALD L FA ILE (Slick Mickey) Company B, PFC; Company A, Pvt.; Baseball; Recreation Room Staff; Drill Team; Annual Staff. MARION L FISHER (Marney) Company Band, PFC, CpI., Lt.; Drum and Bugle; Sash and Sword; Intramural Football, Baseball, Vol- leyball. JAMES B. FITZGERALD (Fitze) Company Band, Pvt., PFC, CpI.; Library Staff; Drum and Bugle- Golf Team; Dance Committee- Intramurals. CHARLES N. GILLIAM (Morocco Male) Company B, Pvt., PFC; Company C, CpI., Sgt. Staff; Library Staff; Flight Club; Intramurals. WILLIAM D. GRAHAM (Billy) Company A, Pvt.. PFC; Golf Team; Intramurals. JOHN R. HALL (John) Company B, Pvt., PFC, CpL; Com- pany C, 1st Sgt., Pvt.; Football 4; Track 5. HAROLD M. HEIDT (Howie) Company A, Pvt., PFC; Intramural Football, Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball; Sash and Sword; Infirmary Staff, PAUL G. HELLEBRAND (Paul) Company A, Pvt., PFC, Pvt.; Company C, Pvt.; Intramurals; Recreation Staff; Swimming Staff. 12 touifc A HuffSTFlU H-ft C'” £« ?� ■ •. Sr « fifC, C t 4 'lift „ M C«S,M. Iwnfe ' W ff ? § C $M aw -«r IW 1 � Win. AM JOHNSTONE ■ w. ic - A. “ Cm. v ’f C, Ca L: H� s Art f A-« s §Mt ■ f« t j £-P - tH t Cmr � ' • . Had £•; OMu O WILAV 1 � K€AAM flefe� 'CcOB ®� A. ®W . “sste ! f'� tf W ei C � «A- OCNAID P LANDiS ]£ £ � -•• � -... - • ' ' - • • - ?-.• ■ i tj- Ydf � � dtr A « « : $ .| i Cf ? ARNOLD I. LEVINE (Arnle) Company B, Pvt., PFC, CpI.; Com- rsny C, 1st Lt.; Baseball; Recrea- fton Staff; Fine Arts; Intramural -:otbell, Volleyball: Annual Staff: '•3wspaper Staff: Sash and Sword; I.K.S. President. ROBERT D. LOCKLAIR (Bob] Company A, Pvt., PFC; Company C, PFC; Track; Intramurals: Annual Staff; K.P.; Golf Team; Color Guard; Dance Committee. G. TERRY PARKER (Bummer) Company C, Pvt., PFC, CpI.: Staff, 1st Sgt., Lt.; Swimming Staff; Fine Arts; Intramurals; Rifle Team; An- nual Staff; Drill Team; K.P.; Sash and Sword; Golf Team; Class Treasurer 10th and I Ith; Dance Committee; Armory Staff. MICHAEL K. PEARSON (Preston) Company A, Pvt., PFC, CpL, PFC; -eotball; Library Staff; Intramural -rotball, Basketball; Rifle Team; HARRY G. SANDIFER (Harry] Company B, Pvt., CpI.: Company A, 2nd Lt.; Company C, Sgt., Pvt., PFC: Staff, Capt., Adf., Staff, SFC; Swimming Staff; Recreation Staff; Armory Staff; Sash and Sword: Color Guard; Honor Council. MICHAEL V. STOKES (Mike) Company C, Pvt., PFC, CpI.; Intramural Foot- ball, Volleyball, Baseball, Basketball. WILLIAM E. WARD (Buddy) Company B, Pvt., PFC, CpL; Intra- mural Volleyball, Football. 14 RICHARD V. WATSON (Richard) Company B, Pvt., RFC, CpL; Company A, 2nd Lt.; Staff, M Sgt. C.S.M.; Intramural Baseball 4, Football, Basketball, Volleyball 4. 5: Drill Team 4; D.K.S. 5. VERNON A. WHITMIRE (Veron) Company A, Pvt.. PFC; Company C. Sgt.. SFC; Annual Staff; Newspaper Staff. DAVID T. WHITE | Dave) Company B, PFC, CpL; Company A, PFC, SFC; Company C, 2nd Lt.; Swimming Pool Staff 4, 5; Recreation Room Staff 4; Fine Arts 4; Intramural Volleyball 4; EXCALIBUR Editor-in- Chief 5; Newspaper Staff 5; Sash and Sword 5; Dance Com- mittee 5; D.K.S. 4, 5; Honor Company 4; Highest Class Average 4; Three Gold Stars. WILLIAM C. WILLIS (Bill) Company C, Pvt., PFC, CpL, Sgt., Pvt., Capt.; Staff, CpL, Lt. of Operation; Football 3, Manager 5; Recreation Room Staff 3, 4; Fine Arts 3, 4, 5; Intramurals I, 2, 3. 4, 5; Rifle Team 3; Annual Staff 5; Drill Team 3; Flight Club I, 2, 3, 4, 5; Newspaper Staff 5; Sash and Sword 5; K.P. I, 2, 3, 4, 5; Dance Committee 4; Honor Council 5. 15 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Wkif HARRY SANDIFER Most Likely to be General HAROLD HEIDT Best Personality CLASS BEAUTIES MISS ELAINE TERPIN 8th Grade MISS LISA1 9th Grade MISS JANET HARDEE 10th Grade MISS SUZIE GAVE IOth Grade MISS LINDA JONES 1 I th Grade MISS CINDY MURRAY I I th Grade The cadets are fortunate to have these lovely ladies repre- senting them. MISS BARBARA CATO I 2th Grade MISS CINDY BECKMAN 12th Grade 18 MISS CHRIS POLLARD MISS SYBIL ANNETTE GODWIN MISS ARDIE GEHRING COURT OF MAIDENS MISS LUANNE COLVIN 20 MISS CINDY CARTER LARRY RODGERS President RICHIE NORTHCUTT Vice-President GUY MERCER Secretary RALPH HEMPTON Treasurer SENIORS 1972 Poised and ready, the class of 1972 awaits with mixed feelings as they prepare to accept the mantle of responsibility that comes with being seniors. Nearing the end of three years of work, anticipation builds to the unveiling of their senior year—col- lege boards—A.C.T.—writing to college, and experiencing the anxiety of waiting. Waiting for what? For all the ends to string together finally in a web of victory and each one’s individualism. The junior class extends its best wishes to the men of 1971 in hopes that they might be as efficient, if not more so. Here’s to a good summer of our final year. Again best wishes to the seniors and all the other cadets at C.M.A. 21 Shades of yesteryear ... Is this our Ralphie? Hollywood bound? Ill Our talented Juniors; Chris Rea on guitar; Eddie Glass on drums. Walter C. Anderson Dennis F. Bivins John T. Brown Michael T. Buckley Robert W. Bullock Alexander E. Callas George P. Callison Orville L. Campbell David L. Childs Jesse C Collins JUNIORS Clarence B. Cook John K. Crouch III Michael E. Curlee Jeff L. Dalton John W. Davis Jerry W. Dula Randall E. Fellers Jerry D, Fogle G. Edward Glass Marion A, Godwin Richard H. Hair Howard M. Harley Stephen K, Harris Ralph A. Hempton Richard W. Hiott Raymond D. Hobby Robert E, Howard Maurice L. Hutto Joseph T. Kane Gary L. King Hosia P. LaGrand Sterling E. LeMaster Guy M. Mercer Robert G. Murphy Gary W. Nabers Steven C. Olfs R. Richard Northcutt William A. Pickel Pierce D. Polattie John Q. Rayborn Christopher A. Rea Larry O. Rodgers Jeffrey W. Rusby James W. Scott Gary S. Stacks Lonnie E. Stevenson Barrett R. Tanner Michael Brian Tuck David C. Van Every Tommy T. Wall Randolph C. Wilson Wayne H. Wohlferd ------------But slril?? DEBBIE HART Sponsor SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS As the class of 71 leaves, the class of 73 steps up to fill an empty space in the never ending cycle. The life of a sophomore is a good example of an experience. First one must set a basis on which to work, then, when one has classified and filed the accumulated knowledge one can proceed to the more compli- cated problems. The sophomore does have his breaks during the school year to take it easy. After all, hundreds in C.M.A s past years have met the challenge and trampled it in the dirt. So, if the sophomore feels that he is op- pressed with work, he should look back into C.M.A s history and see the example of those who survived their sophomore year. As a final word, summer is near and after ali 1973 is not too far in the future. We would like to wish all the luck in the world to the seniors of 7 I in their future years as they leave us to carry on the past traditions and lead as men; Goodby and thanks for the guiding hand and the reference to your past experiences. 25 Donald W. Adams Domingo J. Balbona Stephen C. Barnes Robert N. Blackman Troy S. Brogden Richard W. Brooks Brent E. Burkhartt Willis E. Carter Travis M, Casey John J, Chantis John C. Childs Michael R. Couch Jack D. Curlee Edward C. Delaney Allen R. Derway Russell D. Dickerson Kevin M. Duggan Daniel F. Dunbar Teddy L. Edwards James N. Elmore William V. Fisher Greg T. Florence Joseph R. Floyd Stephen S. Garrick Steve M. Halczyszak Timothy W. Hall John W. Harris Milton S. Hughes C. Lamar Jackson Lawrance V. LeGrand Thomas B, Langston Steve D. Link Marcus B. Matthews Milford Mayo H. Keith Mullinax Jeffrey L. McAbee Ramon Navarro Luis A. Passarelli Edwin M. Pate Billy M. Porter Robert D. Redfearn James R. Ridgeway Vance C. Riggs Gary M. Smith Barry C. Stacks D. Robin Stone Steven C. Strickland Ronald D, Wald Roger W. Warlick David B. White Donald E. Wi Ison John F. Winters Jerry L. Young Gregory S. Gisinger Mark S. Gordon Dress parade . . . A necessary evil. Practice makes perfect. FRESHMEN We, the class of 74, will to the upcoming Freshmen their first year of high school. What a change! Some words of wisdom from the “old” pros; keep working and get ready to work. The next four years are the testing and final preparatory years before college. College? Who said college? That is still in the future for us, too. We wish the class of 71 the best of luck in their future years and everybody else of C.M.A. as they walk the hallowed halls, a fun and safe summer and we will see you next year. William R Austin William Mi Bowman James P. Brinkus Jerry G. Bryant Charles F. Carr Edgar J. Copeland Ronald H, Courtney Edward E. Cunnup John M. Davis Lindsay W. Davis Rick D. Elliot Edward H. Emory Robert D. Floyd Byron G. Gantt Daryl F. Gibson Jeffrey M. Gottlieb James T, Grantham Charles M. Hallman Andrew H. Hardee Lyle G, Hendrick Bradley M. Howard Lacy K. Hucks David C. Johnston John T. Jones John K. Kilpatrick Thomas W, Lee Timothy S. LeMaster D. Russell Lindsey Darrell E. Lowe William H. Lutz Richard L. Martin Thomas C. Rambo erald S. Rice Zack D. Rogers. Charles R. Strickland Jeffrey P. Swager James B. Terry James D. Trantham Myron Tymosch John W. Underwood George R. Waldron Allen B. Walters Jeffery E. Washington Ramond N. Whalen Thomas L. Winchester Steve A. Wright Danner B, Kinard George P. Lachicotte, Jr. Michael W. Lambert Bush L. McLaughlin As stillness falls over the academy, the cadets sleep well, knowing that there is . . . . . . an alert and capable cadet keeping vigil in the guard room. The sub-freshmen, believe it or not, will someday be the backbone of our school. The cadet corps will always be supplied with a few sub-freshmen and they will always be expected to pull a double load when the time arises. This class will always have to obtain experi- ence by gaining knowledge by everday occurrences and retain it for their fresh- man year. Good luck to the class of 75, may you use today’s knowledge to conquer tomorrow’s problems. JAMES HAROLD BARFIELD President ROBERT JOSEPH BRUNSON Vice-President SUB-FRESHMEN MARK SAUNDERS McCOWN Secretary WYATT BARRY NODINE Treasurer Norman M. Asmer James H. Barfield Robert J. Brunson Bryan H. Cannon Keith S. Carmichael Leo F. Chenevert David S. Derway Bryan K, Floyd Jeffery B. Futreil Scott D. Heffley William R. Jewell Richard A. Joseph Barry M. Kelley Randall A. Madden David E, Maples Amma Lasta Miller III Mark S. McCown Wyatt B. Nodine Steven L. Oatsvall Laszlo S, Pinnyer John W. Poston Kelley E. Rainwater Timothy D. Saxon Gerald W. Sellers William R. Smith David N. Sparling William G. Terpin Marion S. Worsham ■ A C ompcinfy CAPTAIN STEVE DAY Company Commander FIRST LT. MIKE COLVIN Executive Officer MISS ANNETTE GODWIN FIRST SGT. RAY HOBBY MISS LUANNE COLVIN MISS DEE KORNEGAY SECOND LT. RALPH HEMPTON Platoon Leader SECOND LT. RICK WATSON Platoon Leader FIRST PLATOON SECOND PLATOON SFC MARK MATTHEWS B A ornpani SECOND LT. TOMMY WALL Company Commander MISS LINDA DEAL SECOND LT. JOE BROWN Executive Officer MISS AZU OCOMPAS FIRST SGT. CHRIS REA 39 MISS TERRY NORTHCUTT MISS SUSAN SHELTON FIRST PLATOON SECOND PLATOON CAPTAIN BILL WILLIS Company Commander MISS MARGARET RUSBY SECOND LT. DAVID WHITE Platoon Leader C C ompanty MISS VIRGINIA CROWDER SFC JOE CROWDER 41 FIRST LT. HERB CAMERON Executive Officer SECOND LT. LARRY RODGERS Platoon Leader MISS MARY JACKSON MISS JANE GORDON SGT. RON PITCEL FIRST PLATOON SECOND PLATOON 42 CAPTAIN DELL BOOTLE Company Commander MISS NOELLE DETTOR SECOND LT. VANCE RIGGS Platoon Leader BAND ontpany. SECOND LT. ROBERT HOWARD Executive Officer MISS CLAIRE ELLINGTON FIRST SGT. JACK BROWN MISS CHERYL BEDFORD SECOND LT. KEN CROUCH Platoon Leader 43 MISS SUSIE PETERSON MISS JAN BARBER SFC MAURICE HUTTO Platoon Sergeant SFC GARY SMITH Platoon Sergeant 44 Party-Time!!! LT. COL DOUG DILLS Battalion Commander CAPTAIN KEN JOHNSTONE Athletics and Recreation BATTALION STAFF FIRST LT. TERRY PARKER Supply FIRST LT. ARNIE LEVINE Adjutant LEFT TO RIGHT: Jack Brown, Joe Crowder, Guy Mercer, Steve Harris, Chris Rea, Barry Stacks, Ned T. Dobson, Ray Hobby, Michael Stokes. 46 . -,ir- vV--1 ' t- ,. -.. . - r The Adjutant V«L IV i, in i l'ilii kfij if |fll v ,Jif PARENTS DAY DELTA KAPPA SIGMA Fifteen cadets comprise the honor fraternity. The qualifications for membership are leadership, scholar- ship, and personal integrity. STANDING: Watson, Dills, White, Scott. ON LADDER, LEFT TO RIGHT: Levine, Bootle, Day. HONOR COUNCIL LEFT TO RIGHT: Dell Bootle, Ken Johnstone, Doug Dills, Bill Willis, Steve Day. DOUGLAS DILLS SASH AND SWORD MISS KAREN SMITH Sash and Sword is the elite club com- prised of those in the rank of second lieutenants through lieutenant colonel. These officers have a private club on campus where they can go in their leisure hours to relax and escape the hectic pace of military life. NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS This group is comprised of cadets with the rank of corporal through command sergeant major. This group of officers functions as the back- bone of the corps. BLOCK C CLUB STARTING AT BOTTOM, CLOCKWISE: Gary Stacks, Bob Locklair, Guy Mercer, Charlie Strickland, Ralph Hempton, Steve Day, Mike Buckley, Dell Bootle, Tommy Wall, Rollie Huffstetler, Doug Dills, Ray Hobby, Ron Pitcel, Walt Scott, Mike Colvin, Jerry Dula, Bob Bullock, Bob Ingram, Van Riggs, Gary Nabers, Truette Dobson, Ken Johnstone, Ed Delaney, Ed Edwards, Lou Passarelli, Bill Willis. Steve Cartwright, Herb Cameron, Don Adams, Dennis Bivins. C.M.A s Block C” club offers membership to young men who have earned a varsity letter in one of the school’s athletics. C.M.A. offers varsity competition in football, basketball, baseball, track, rifle team, and golf team. Varsity cheerleaders and managers of the various teams may also gain mem- bership through their efforts during the school year. Throughout the year the Block “C” engages in various activities including several trips, a cook-out, and the famous Block C Field Day”. STEVE DAY President MAJOR VAN WEBBER Advisor 51 LEFT TO RIGHT: Kilpatrick, Dula, Futrell, Hubbard, Brunson, Barfield, Blackman. Glass. RECREATION ROOM STAFF An important part of C.M.A. life is the recreation room supervised by Captain Gerd Becker. Through the efforts of these dedicated cadets, on-campus recreation is provided for those students with time on their hands. The “rec” room is an important morale builder at C.M.A. CAPT. GERD BECKER Northcutt, Mercer and Faile enjoy a friendly” game of billiards. 52 JERRY DULA STAFF: Addis, Bowman, Crouch, Derway, A. R., Dunbar, Emory, Fellers, Fogle, Grantham, Hibbard, Johnson, Jones, Mathews, Miller, Rayborn, Riggs, Tuck, Waldron, Wohlferd, Pearson, Brown, J. B., and Dobson. CAPTAIN LEWIS M. CHERE Advisor LIBRARY STAFF The purpose of this group is to provide the cadets with the reading material and reference material that they need to supplement the information they get in their classrooms. The library is held open in the evenings during the week by a student librarian. This year the cadets have had the experience of cataloging the hundreds of new editions added to the shelves. The experiences these cadet librarians accumulate should prove invaluable in their future years of schooling. fepr OFFICERS: Brown, President; Pearson, Vice-Presi- dent; Dobson, Secretary-Treasurer 53 KNEELING: Stacks, B, C,, Dalton, Parker, LeMaster, S. E. STANDING: Harris, J. W., White, D. T., Dills. CAPTAIN GERD BECKER Advisor SWIMMING POOL STAFF No athletic program would be complete without the in- clusion of an adequate swimming facility. Here at C.M.A., especially during the warm months, the pool is a welcome respite from the day’§ grueling activities. The pool is one of the most popular spots on campus. Guardians of the deep, the swimming pool staff must be ever on the alert for the time when an overly-exuberant cadet might overtax himself. When and if this happens and a HELP! ! is heard, it is, “guards to the rescue.” LAUNDRY STAFF CAPT. ROY VANDEGRIFT Faculty Advisor Mondays and Thursdays are special days in the lives of the cadets . . . Those are laundry days. Cadet Robert Howard capably dispenses the laundry on blue and white days. GYM STAFF Without the capable care given to the gym by Rollie Huffstetler, we wouldn’t have the facilities available to us in proper order when we needed them. There is more to the mainte- nance of the gym than meets the eye. It is a position that re- quires an abundance of energy and a constitution of iron. This we have in the person of Rollie. ROLLIE HUFFSTETLER COLONEL RAY WHITE Faculty Advisor 55 LEFT TO RIGHT: Ted Edwards, Richard Joseph, Dan Dunbar, Eddie Delaney, Tom Langston, Robert Murphy, Allen Walters. ARMORY STAFF 1970-1971 This group of dedicated young men maintain the security and condition of the weapons of the corps in the armory. They are responsible for the handing out and receiving the weapons. When a rifle has a faulty or broken part, it is this staff’s duty to see that it is repaired. Since they are responsible In- directly to the military at Fort Jackson, this is an extremely important and integral part of military training at C.M.A. K. P.'s The select few who wait on tables in the mess hall are the fastest moving cadets on campus. An opportunity to earn some spending money is afforded these cadets. The smooth- ness with which a meal is served depends upon the ability of the K.P s to get their tables served, and bussed after the meal. M rs. Davis’ boys” enjoy their soupy” after the remainder of the corps has been fed. JERRY DUIA Head K.P. MRS. DAVIS AND HER STAFF: Yvonne, Christine, Uncle Charlie, Betty, MabJe. CAPTAIN ROY VANDEGRIFT Faculty Advisor JOSEPH BROWN President FINE ARTS This club is primarily for those cadets who have a particular knack for creativity. Many facets of artistic endeavors are pursued. There is a general meeting once a month. At this time itiner- aries are planned, projects are discussed, and club business is taken care of. Ceramics, oil painting, handicraft, sculpturing, and other points of fine art are among the many projects undertaken by this group. Assisting Capt. Vandegrift with this organization are Mrs. White and Mrs. Risher. Throughout the year, trips are taken to various museums and art exhibitions. Fine Arts visited by parents during open house. COMMAND SGT.-MAJOR STANLEY STALEY Faculty Advisor THE JAMES F. RISHER GUARD Every afternoon, the booming voice of Sergeant Orville Lee Campbell can be heard shouting orders as he puts his drill team through their paces. It is a spectacle to behold as these cadets go through their drill with precision timing. Camden Military Academy can be proud of its drill team and Ser- geant Campbell who has so expertly trained them in these maneuvers. CADET SGT. ORVILLE CAMPBELL The guard marching with the John West campaign parade. Si RIFLE TEAM KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Hardee, Hendricks, Cartwright, Joseph, STANDING: Childs, D, L., Delaney, Rayborn, Passarelli. JOHN RAYBORN Co-captains of this team are: Johnny Rayborn pictured above, and Eddie Delaney, right. EDDIE DELANEY Guided by the expert marks- man, Sergeant Wilson, these young men receive excellent training. SFC CHARLES WILSON Faculty Advisor 60 Raymond Hobby and Don Adams (not appearing Robert Blackman and Ffalph Hempton) BUS DRIVERS The three vehicles used for conveying the student body to the various functions whether they be sports, social activities, or to the town for a social evening, are entrusted to the above mentioned cadets. Sunday mornings these vehicles are em- ployed fully by the cadets as their transportation RALPH HEMPTON to the various churches in town. When the corps goes away to sport contests, it is important that we have competent drivers to get us there. The entire student body has at one time or another relied upon the services of these cadets that make up the Bus Crew. BOB BLACKMAN A birds-eye view of C.M.A. FLIGHT CLUB This small group of “air” minded young men utilize their spare time soaring among the clouds. Aerial photography is one of their many accomplishments (see picture to left). Cadet Wald captured some good shots of C.M.A. as seen from the air. Major Beckham devotedly advises this group of future pilots. DANCE COMMITTEE Without this committee, the success of any dance would be in doubt This group of energetic young men prepare the gymnasium, sell tickets, serve re- freshments, arrange for entertainment, and take care of any details that are concerned with the success of a social affair. THE ADJUTANT SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tim Saxon, David T. White, Assistant Editor; Pitcel, Editor; Jeff Rusby, Tim Hall. STANDING: Truette Dobson, David Johnston, Mike Couch, Jim Culp, Greg Calley, Bill Willis, Chuck Hallman, Vance Riggs. Articles of interest to the corps were brought to the cadets at monthly intervals. The writing ability of the various classes was tapped to form the nucleus of this journalistic publication. Writers were afforded opportunities to report news of the re- spective classes. Some of the more prolific writers were given “by-lines ’ DAVID WHITE Editor-in-Chief HERBY CAMERON Associate Editor MISS HOLLY ALMGREN Sponsor MISS PHYLLIS COX Sponsor DOUG DILLS Associate Editor MISS KAREN SMITH Sponsor MAURICE HUTTO Co-Editor RALPH HEMPTON Business Manager DENNIS BIVINS Sports Editor CAPT. JOHN L. SANDLER Advisor MISS DEE KORNEGAY Sponsor MISS DIANE NIVENS Sponsor 65 EXCALIBUR STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Bivins, D. F., Spor Editor; White, David, Editor-in-Chie Strickland, C. S,; Dills, D„ Associat Editor; Hutto, M.; Strickland, C Typist; Brooks, Advertising. ADVERTISING AND PHO- TOGRAPHY, LEFT TO RIGHT: Locklair, Hempton, Willis, Le- Master, Whitmire, Wald, Scott. SEATED: Dobson, Brooks, and Stokes. I’m singing about a sad day, when I go away from C.M.A. Silly tricks are for kids. CM.A. TALENT SHOW 71 MEATiES . . . The Breakfast of Champions. 67 68 Glen “Dennis’' Campbell and Charlie “Doug” Pride. “Hey, Hey, Hey, Hey Fat Albert.” 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 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. -By the Right Reverend Albert Sidney Thomas (1873-1967). Some time Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of S, C. - «F-IltM %.; v, J-j‘ . '-; - “ii' :'-V • • i . I� ? .«i ■-•.WV m % KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Assistant Coach Johnson, Skip Harley, Ken Johnstone, Stacks, G. S., Walter Anderson, Wall, Dickerson, Strickland, C. S., Bullock, Ribelin, Mercer, Ingram, Cartwright, Manager. STANDING: Coach Webber, Managers Dobson and Willis, Crouch, Mike Bruce, Dennis Bivins, Dills, Spencer, Bruce Bivins, Huffstetler, Hobby, Dula, Barton, Campbell, M. 5., Adams, Manager: Head Coach Dozier. The blue machine in action. 71 ROLLIE HUFFSTETLER Fullback, Defensive End The great efforts that our Seniors put forth this year led a smaller C.M.A. team to an unbelievable season with a 6-3 win-loss record. BRUCE BIVINS Offensive End, Linebacker FOOTBALL 1970 Boiling Springs—8 C.M.A.—0 (away) Our team traveled to Boiling Springs to meet a Triple-A upper state powerhouse. The game was played under the threat of a torrential downpour. Our team was outclassed but not outfought. After a defensive struggle throughout the game. Boiling Springs managed to score in the waning moments of the game. Huffstetler and Spencer were the outstanding players for C.M.A. Cowpens—13 C.M.A.—24 (home) An underdog C.M.A. team upended a team which was to go on to the semi-finals in the state playoffs. Rick Barton hit Doug Dills and Bruce Bivins for key touchdown passes. indianland—0 C.M.A.—6 (away) A hard fought defensive battle resulted in a one touchdown advantage for the Spartans as Barton hit Dills with a pass play covering thirty yards, providing the only score in the game. Both teams played conservative ball. Spartanburg Day—7 C.M.A.—10 (away) Guy Mercer’s 30-yard field goal in the third quarter enabled the Spartans to win their third game of the season. Christ School—42 C.M.A.—24 (home) Bruce Bivins’ touchdown and Dennis Bivins’ inter- cepted pass covering 35 yards for a touchdown enabled C.M.A.’s Spartans to lead in the third quarter. Christ School exploded with two quick T.D.s to make it 42-24. Ingram had 100 yards rushing. Bruce Bivins and “Stick” Anderson played a good defensive game. Christ School went on to be undefeated and be- come the independent champions. 73 Riverside Mil. Academy—12 C.M.A.—36 (home) Victory number four was at the expense of the Riverside Military Academy from Gainesville, Georgia. Touchdown passes were received by Dills, Bruce Bivins, and Glen Ribelin. The Spartans found themselves on the top side of a 36-12 score. Oak Ridge—0 C.M.A. 19 (away) The Spartans traveled to Greensboro, North Carolina, to take on the Crimson Tide of Oak Ridge Military Institute. Rick Barton’s passing and Bob Ingram’s rushing proved too much for the Oak Ridge team. Dennis Bivins and Jerry Dula stood out on defense. Asheville School for Boys—14 C.M.A.—0 (away) Playing in a sea of mud, the Spartans were upset by the Asheville Blues in Asheville for their final loss of the season. Carlisle Military Academy—6 C.M.A.—28 After being shocked by a quick Carlisle touch- down, the Spartans roared back to crush their arch rivals, Carlisle. In so doing, Camden Military was able to defeat Carlisle for two successive years for the first time in this interschool rivalry. This was also the first time the Spartans were able to defeat the Golden Cyclones on their own field. Tremendous performances were turned in by Bobby Ingram with 165 yards rushing, and Doug Dills, who thrilled the crowd with a 70 yard pass interception for a touchdown. 74 iw Hindered by lack of experience our underdog team never-the-less gave their all in every game. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bullock, Stacks, G, S., Dalton, Tanner, Hobby, Dills, Trantham, Day, Buckley, Bootle, Rodgers, L- O., Ingram , Coach Dozier. KNEELING: Managers Brogden and Dickerson. Way to shake, Barry. Go, Bulldog, go. 75 CARLISLE FALLS TO CAMDEN MILITARY I saw the light. Follow that ball! 76 Wait a min - - ute. Someday we’ll be togther. COACH JACKSON LEFT TO RIGHT: Casey, Kane, Mayo, Callas, Brunson, Cook, Carter, W. E., Porter, Couch, Copeland. KNEELING: Dickerson, Barfield (Managers), Brogden. KNEELING: Casey, Carter. STANDING: Callas, Porter, Couch— The Starting Five ??????? 77 FACULTY STUDENT GAME r swinging Karate! 1 ! ! I do believe he has lost someth 'M ’� Jf CO-CAPTAIN T. T. WALL COACH WEBBER CO-CAPTAIN DOUGLAS DILLS ROLLIE HUFFSTETLER, Low Hurdles, High Jump DOUG DILLS, Discus Man, Shot SENIOR TRACK MEN BRUCE BIVINS, 100-, 220-Yard Dash JOHNNIE HALL I00-, 220-Yard Dash 80 TERRY PARKER, 440, 880 TRACK AND FIELD 70-71 The 1971 edition of C.M.A.’s varsity track looked strong as Coach Webber had veterans Doug Dills, Tommy Wall, and Dennis Bivins providing a solid background for the newcomers. Dills strove for more track records in the discus. Wall and Dennis Bivins provided points in the hurdles. Sophomore 440 man. Van Riggs and freshman pole vaulter Charlie Strickland looked good during the indoor track season. INDOOR TRACK For the second straight season the Spartans fielded an indoor track team. The cadets ran on the University of North Carolina’s indoor wooden track. Recorded here are the records of previous and present track teams: 60-Yard Dash .....................John Hall 6.8 1971 60-Yard High Hurdles .............Marshall Fowler 8.2 1970 440-Yard Dash ....................P. W. Johnson 58.2 1970 Shot Put .........................Ronnie Galloway 1970 Long Jump.........................Jeff Dalton ISW' 1971 High Jump ........................Marshall Fowler 5'8 1970 Pole Vault .......................Charlie Strickland II' 1971 Sprint Relay .....................Glass, Hall, Brooks, Harley 1:20 1971 Sprint-Medley Relay ..............Bivins, D., Glass, Dills, Delaney 2:53 1971 Intermediate Mile Relay ..........Dills, Bivins, D., Huffstetler, Delaney 2:58 1971 Charlie Strickland clears a low height in preparation to work- Tommy Wall—another spectacular run KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Floyd, B, K., Sparling, Davis, L- W-, Cartwright, Maples- STANDING: Austin, Mayo, Dickerson, Cameron, Hobby, Underwood- GOLF COLONEL ROBERT M. RICHARDS Team Coach 83 TEAM HERBY CAMERON Tea m Captain Camden Military Academy's baseball team under the capable coaching of Captain Johnson, shows much promise this year. As is the case, the baseball season is late in the school year, so there are no scores available. We were able to get these current shots during the practice sessions. Schedule and scores will be included in the 1972 edition of EXCALIBUR. COACH GERALD JOHNSON Go get ’em, Smiley! SPORTS This page has been dedicated to the coaches of Camden Military Academy for unfailing efforts in the field of athletic endeavors and their fine display of leadership. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR COLONEL ROBERT RICHARDS In his third year as instructor of math at C.M.A., Colonel Richards finds time to coach the golf team, serve as athletic director, and is one of the most enthusiastic sports supporters. His belief in good sportsman- ship and fair play is a quality he is able to instill in his students. 87 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barfield, Carter, Blackman, Copeland, Elmore, Barnes, Martin, Terry, Burkhart. SECOND ROW: Head Coach Captain Jackson, Hiott, Link, Harris, J., Mullinax, Joseph, Strickland, S., Brogden, Assistant Coach Captain Johnson. THIRD ROW: Porter, Rambo, Washington, Winchester. Matthews, Bryant, Couch, Fisher, W„ Langston. J.V. FOOTBALL Coach Johnson looks over the team during pre-game exercises. j J.V. BASKETBALL 89 Eyeball ! ! ! Carter adds two more. ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY COLONEL J. F. RISHER For most of this year a familiar and beloved personality. Colonel James F. Risher, was missing from our campus. Illness necessitated his being confined to his home in Bamberg for most of the year. His philosophy, his zest for life, and his stories involving human nature are heart- warming to the cadets. His many and various experiences in life—especially those involving the education of young people—are well-springs of knowledge from which he draws his stories. We sincerely hope that his recovery is speedy and complete so that we may once again benefit from hearing his little glimpses of life. We, the cadet corps, send our prayers and our best wishes to you, Colonel Risher, and say, “Hurry back, we miss you.” 9J COLONEL LANNING RISHER MESSAGE FROM THE HEADMASTER Time is the great common denominator of life. Each of us has twenty- four hours in every day. The beauty we see, the joy we know, the deeds we accomplish, and the love we show are all dependent upon how we use these twenty-four hours. In short, our use of time determines success or failure in life. A little poem from the ancient Sanskrit beautifully expresses this thought. I hope you will think of it often in the years ahead. SALUTATION TO THE DAWN Look well to this day, For it is life, the very life of life. In its brief course Lie all the verities and realities of your existence; The bliss of growth, The glory of action, The splendor of beauty. For yesterday is but a dream, And tomorrow is only a vision. But each today well-lived Will make each yesterday a dream of happiness And each tomorrow a vision of hope. Look well, therefore, to this day, For such is the Salutation to the Dawn. 92 The worthwhile things in life are achieved only through hard work and self-sacrifice. The self discipline you have gained at Camden Military Academy will permit you to reach high goals that you have set for yourself. I congratulate each of you for the outstanding job you have done all year and wish for each of you success in your future endeavors. “Our God and soldier we alike adore When at the brink of ruin, not before; After deliverance both alike requited Our God forgotten, and our soldiers slighted” —Rudyard Kipling. LT. COLONEL JAMES T. DALLAS Commandant LT, COLONEL CHARLES R. WHITE Assistant Headmaster When a cadet is unhappy, the source of this unhappiness can usually be traced to one or both of two areas—grades and conduct. My advice to the young man is to get busy, to put a tremendous amount of effort into his school work. After all, this is an educational institution and that’s why all of us are here. When most of his time is used in studying, his grades are going to improve and there will be little time left for him to get involved in’ misconduct. Therefore, work is the antidote to both problems as it so often is to even larger problems in life. Shakespeare has said; “This above all: to thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man ” My advice then is: Be honest with yourself. Get busy. Do what your present occupation is—study! MAJOR WILLIAM BECKHAM, JR. Assistant Commandant Strict, knowledgeable, fair, under- standing . . . these are but a few of the adjectives describing the man who is in charge of the discipline, hours, merits and demerits. Through his office there is the changing of the guard and the assignment of duties. The Bull Ring” ... his do- main, is executed with exactness. Tactical officer to Battalion Staff, he is second father to the many cadets residing here at C.M.A. Despite his many duties, he still has time to be a most avid fan and supporter of athletics at the academy. MRS. TOMMIE PYLANT Administrative Secretary Behind every great indus- try lies an efficient secretary. Such is the case at C.M.A. Without the capable steno- graphic aplomb of Mrs. Py- lant, our school would not function so efficiently. DR. F. N. McCORKLE, JR. ABOVE: “Mom” Rose starts an I.V. for one of her. patients. Of all the personnel on campus of C.M.A.,- Mrs. Rose is the most beloved. She always has time, day or night, to help one of her boys. RIGHT: The lull before the storm. The infirmary just before “sick call.” It is indeed a rare occasion when the treatment room is this quiet. TOP: Sgt. Major Staley hard at work. BOTTOM: Sgt. Wilson finds making out reports a necessary evil. TOP: Let your fingers do the walking. Try the yellow pages. BOTTOM: Sgt. Major Staley on a Smile Break”. THE MILITARY Sergeant Major Staley and Sgt. Wilson share the responsibility of teaching the military training classes. 96 SFC WILSON COLONEL LEWIS R. ADAMS Norwich University, B.S. CAPTAIN GERD BECKER Univ. of Tennessee, B.S., M.A. MAJOR WILLIAM P. BECKHAM, JR. Univ. of South Carolina, B.S. Graduate Work at Univ. of South Carolina LEFT; Captain Becker discusses world problems in the Middle East. LEFT: Col. Adams examining homework carefully. Correct expression is invaluable for future success. Col. Adams demands perfection. RIGHT: Maj. Beckham makes his point as two cadets listen and observe with rapt atten- tion. LEFT: Captain Chere safe in his domain. BOTTOM LEFT: Chaplain Crapps listens intently as a student responds to a question. BOTTOM RIGHT: Colonel Dallas prepares to conjugate a verb in French as his class looks on. CAPTAIN LEWIS M. CHERE Wilkes College, A.B. University of N. C., M.A. CHAPLAIN WILLIAM E. CRAPPS Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, M.D. Wake Forest University, A.B. LT. COLONEL JAMES T. DALLAS University of S. C., B.S. Aix-Marseilles, University of S. C. and Sorbonne—Advanced Work Captain Dozier fits a tooth into the jawbone of a pre-historic animal found in the diggings in and around historical Camden. Explaining the importance of reading the labels on consumer products. Captain Johnson has the rapt attention of Richard Joseph. CART. JAS. L DOZIER, JR. Pfeiffer College, A,B. CAPT. WILLIAM B. JACKSON Newberry College, A.B. Western Carolina, Graduate Work CAPT. GERALD T. JOHNSON Bethel College, B.$. Tennessee Tech, M.A. 99 a? CART. JOSEPH H. PARSONS E. Stroudsburg, B.$. Graduate Work, Clemson Univ. COL ROBERT M. RICHARDS U. S. Naval Academy, B.S. Graduate Work, Various Colleges CAPT. J. L W. SANDLER Bloomsburg State College, B.S. Hollywood College. A.B. True University, M.A. Graduate Work, Hofstra Univ., San Jose State, Univ. of Pa. One drop of this . . and BOOM! ABOVE: Captain Sandler delivers a relaxed lecture on the proper procedures of public speaking. LEFT: Colonel Richards presents his Geometry class with a perplexing problem. Seems like we have two stumped students. Captain Vandegrift instructs an alert class in his- tory, The cadet corps has representation in re-enact- ment of revolutionary battles under the direction of Capt, Vandegrift. CAPT. ROY VANDEGRIFT 111 University of 5. C., A.B. MAJOR JEFFREY EVAN WEBBER Salem College, B.S. Tennessee Tech, M.A. LT. COL CHARLES R. WHITE University of S. C., B.S. Graduate Work, George Wash. U. Major Van” Webber explains to a senior cadet a proofreader’s mark on a formal paper while other members of the discus- sion group look on. 101 STUDENT DIRECTORY Adams, Donald Wade 801 5th St. Myrtle Beach, S. C. 29577 Anderson, Walter C. 806 Kemp Rd., West Greensboro, N. C. 27410 Asmer, Norman Mark 4234 St. Claire Dr. Columbia, S. C. 29206 Austin, William F., Jr. 5939 Knightswood Dr. Charlotte, N. C. 28211 Balbona, Domingo Jose 1300 Gregg Ave. Florence, S. C. 29501 Barfield, James H. Louisa Lane Johnston, S. C. 29832 Barnes, Stephan C. Rt. I, Box 299-D Matthews, N. C. 28105 Barone, Z. Vincent J. 47-l6-90th St. Elmhurst, N. Y. 11373 Bello, William Lee 191! Augusta Rd. West Columbia, S. C. 29169 Bivins, Bruce Glenn Bivins, Dennis Floyd Rt. I, Box 258-A Fort Mill, S. C. 29715 Blackman, Robert N., Jr. P. O. Box 336 Darlington, S. C. 29532 Bledsoe, James D. Rt. 5 Saluda, S. C. 29138 Bootle, Doyle Odell, Jr. 1024 Statler Rd. Columbia, S. C. 29210 Bowman, William M. 1540 A Joan St. Charleston, S. C. 29407 Brinkus, James P. 20 Dargen St. Greenville, S. C. 29611 Brogden, Troy S. Rt. I, Clarke Rd. Florence, S. C. 29501 Brooks, Richard W, 318 Myrtle Ct. Augusta, Ga. 30904 Brown, John T. Brown, Joseph B. 812 Ardsley Rd. Charlotte, N. C. 28207 Brunson, Robert J. 2731 Burney Dr. Columbia, S. C. 29205 Bryant, Jerry G. 1385 Tara Dr., Lenevar Charleston, S. C. 29407 Buckley, Michael T. 3940 Sheffield Dr. Charlotte, N. C. 28205 Bullock, Robert W. 816 Seneca PI. Charlotte, N. C. 28210 Burkhartt, Brent E. 76 Lake Breeze Pk, Rochester, N. Y. 14622 Callas, Alexander E., Jr. Rt. 2, Box 460 Aiken, S, C. 29801 Calley, Gregory J. 105-109 N. White St. Lancaster, S. C. 29720 Callison, George P. 104 North Woods Rd. Greenwood, S. C. 29646 Cameron, Herbert Lee 515 E. Del. Ave. Southern Pines, N, C. 28387 Campbell, Orville Lee, Jr. 5334 Park Rd. Charlotte, N, C. 28209 Cannon, Bryan H. 6314 Briarwood Rd. Columbia, S. C. 29206 Carmichael, Keith S. 2182 Rolling Hills Blvd. Fairfield, Ohio 45014 Carr, Charles F. 1446 Lyon Dr. Aiken, S. C. 29801 Carter, Willis E. 1509 S. Main St. Darlington, S. C. 29532 Cartwright, Stephen G. 3819 Lovett CIr, Charlotte, N. C. 28210, Casey, Travis M. 4 Fairlane Dr. Mauldin, S. C. 29662 Caudle, Charles B. 2700 Park Rd. Charlotte, N. C. 28209 Chantis, John J. 1015 Vickery Dr. Charlotte, N. C. 28209 Chenevert, Leo F. Box 455B Huntingtown, Md, 20639 Childs, David L. II Sierra Dr. Rochester, N. Y. 14616 Childs, John C. 6 Drexel St. Columbia, S. C. 29204 Collins, Jesse C. 3145 Dunaire Dr. Charlotte, N. C. 28205 Colvin, Michael O. P. O. Box 83 Darlington, S. C. 29532 Cook, Clarence B., Jr. 6475 Eastshore Rd. Columbia, S. C. 29206 Copeland, Edgar J. Mountville, S. C. 29370 Couch, Michael R. !7 Augusta Ct. Greenville, S. C. 29605 Courtney, Ronald H. RFD I, Box 243 Johnston, S. C. 29832 Crouch, John K, 111 3838 Sheffield Dr. Charlotte, N. C. 28205 Crowder, Joseph L. Ill 4816 Shadow Lawn Rd. Columbia, S. C. 29206 Culp, James W., Jr. 764 Waterloo St. Charleston, S. C. 29407 Cunnup, Edward E. Rt. I, Box 149 Rock Hill, S. C. 29730 Curlee, Jack D. Curlee, Michael E. 843 Pine Creek Dr. Greenville, S. C. 29605 Dalton, Jeff L. 6322 Greyfield Rd. Fayetteville, N. C. 28303 Davis, John Mark 32 Lake Drive Belmont, N. C. 28012 Davis, John Willis 1029 Cramer Dr. Columbia, S. C. 29203 Davis, Lindsay W. I0L Yorktown Apts. Greenville, S. C. 29607 Day, James S. 203 Adkins Cir. W. Columbia, S. C. 29169 Delaney, Edward C. P. O. Box 741 Holly Hill, S. C. 29059 Derway, Allen R. Derway, David S. 3212 Chapel Hill Rd. Durham, N. C. 27707 Dickerson, Russell D, Rt. 2, Box 3J2-G Conway, S. C. 29526 Dills, Douglas E. 6419 Seco Blvd. Dallas, Texas 76217 Dobson, Ned Truette, Jr. 222 E. Main St. Walhalla, S. C. 29691 Duggan, Kevin M. Rt. I, Box 499 Accokeek, Md. 20607 Dula, Jerry W. P. O. Box 202 Cayce, S. C. 29003 Dunbar, Daniel F. 6334 Deveron Dr. Charlotte, N. C. 28211 Edwards, Teddy Lynn Rt. 3, Old Peachland Rd. Marshville, N. C. 28103 Elliott, Ricky D. 3301 Providence Rd. Charlotte, N. C. 28211 Elmore, James Newton, Jr. P. O. Box 343 Florence, S. C. 29501 Emory, Edward H. 165 E. Victoria Rd. Spartanburg, S. C. 29301 Estes, Walter Buford, Jr. 23 Hindman Dr. Greenville, S. C. 29609 Faile, Gerald L- 300 Franandel Dr. Lancaster, S. C. 29730 Fellers, Randall E. 203 Range View Cir. Greenville, S, C. 29611 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 B. 1921 Virginia Rd. Winston-Salem, N. C. 27104 Florence, Gregg T. 5000 Sentinel Post Rd. Charlotte, N. C. 28211 Floyd, Bryan K. Somerset and Hillside N. Myrtle Beach, S. C. 29582 Floyd, Joseph R. Rt. I Cross Hill, S. C. 29332 Fogie, Jerry D. Rt. 5, Box 98 Orangeburg, S. C. 29115 Futrell, Jeffery B. 505 5th Ave., N. Myrtle Beach, S. C. 29577 Gantt, Byron Guy 4434 Freedom Dr. Charlotte, N. C. 28208 Garrick, Stephen S. 3108 Barnhill Dr. Charlotte, N. C. 28208 Gibson, Daryl F. Rt. 4, Box 308 Laurinburg, N- C. 28352 Gillam, Charles N. 109 Loretta Dr. Spartanburg, S. C. 29301 Gisinger, Gregory S. 6108 Colchester PI. Charlotte, N. C. 28210 Glass, George Edward, Jr. 1122 Cherokee Rd. Florence, S. C. 29501 Godwin, Marion A. 2741 Burney Dr. Columbia, S. C. 29205 Gordon, Mark Gunter 1015 Matheson Ave. Charlotte, N. C. 28205 Gottlieb, Jeffrey M. 6327 Prett Ct. Charlotte, N. C. 28211 Graham, William D. 2825 N.E. Expressway Ramsgate Apt. A-4 Atlanta, Ga. 30345 Grantham, James T. 201 Bunny Friend, Rt. 10 Charlotte, N. C. 28213 Hair, Richard Hanckel 1583 Clarendon PI. Rock Hill, S. C. 29730 Halczyszak, Steve M. 4402 Woodrow Ave. Parma, Ohio 44134 Hall, John Roy Hall, Timothy Wayne 6505 Solandra Dr., S. Jacksonville, Fla. 32210 Hallman, Charles M. Rt. 5, Box 184 Lancaster, S. C. 29720 Hardee, Andrew H., Jr. Rt. !, Box 28-C Myrtle Beach, S. C. 29577 Harley, Howard M., Jr. 17 Bayview Dr. Mt. Pleasant, S. C. 29464 Harris, John W. Apt. E-4 2020 Allison Ct., S.W. Atlanta, Ga. 30311 Harris, Stephen King 214 Seneca PI. Charlotte, N. C. 28210 Heffley, Scott D. 1519 W. Robinwood Dr. Charleston, S. C. 29407 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 Hendrick, Lyje Gordon 35A Columbia Garden Apts. Columbia, S. C. 29205 Hill, Frank Newsome, Jr. Rt. I, Box C Marshville, N. C. 28103 Hiott, Richard Wyman Box 218 St. Stephen, S. C. 29479 Hobby, Raymond Deneke 3822 Lovett Cir, Charlotte, N. C. 28210 Howard, Bradley M. 1206 Barbara Lane Kinston, N. C- 28501 Howard, Robert E. 859 Cleveland St. Greenville, S. C. 29601 Hueks, Lacy Keith, Jr. P. O. Box 322 Conway, S. C. 29526 Huffstetler, Rollie A. Ill 1225 Moss Ave. Orangeburg, S. C. 29115 Hughes, Milton S. 310 Cardinal Dr. Taylors, S. C. 29687 107 Hutto, Maurice Lee 213 N. Park Ave. Norristown, Pa. 19401 Ingram, William R. P. 0. Box 183 Jefferson, S. C. 29718 Jackson, Claude Lamar 5! I Mt. View Cir. Lyman, S. C. 29365 Jackson, Joel F. 209 Bethel St. Clover, S. C. 29710 Jewell, William R. 2227 Houston St. Suitland, Md. 20023 Johnston, David C. 133 Wonderwood Dr. Charlotte, N. C. 28211 Johnstone, William K. 3313 Elstree Dr. Charlotte, N. C. 28211 Jones, John Thomas 1425 Montford Dr. Charlotte, N. C. 28209 Joseph, Richard Alan Frederics Ave., Westwood Laurinburg, N. C. 28352 Kane, Joseph T. 161-13 84th Rd. Jamaica, New York 11432 Kelley, Barry M. 1212 Virginia Ave. Kinston, N. C. 28501 Kilpatrick, John K. P. O. Box 126 Hookerton, N. C. 28538 Kinard, Danner Boyce 414 Churchill Rd. Walterboro, S. C. 29488 King, Gary Lee Rt. 5, Box 484 Hartsville, S. C. 29550 Lachicotte, George Pitt, Jr. Lugoff Farms Lug off, S. C. 29078 LaGrand, Jack E. LaGrand, Hosia Philip LaGrand, Lawrence V. 3591 Sam's Road Clarkston, Ga. 30021 Landis, Donald P. Box 6 Red Hill, Pa. 18076 Langston, Thomas Bernard Rt. I Timmonsville, S. C. 29161 Lee, Thomas W., Jr. 215 W. Main Wallace, N. C. 28466 LeMaster, Sterling E. LeMaster, Timothy Scott 4782 W. Hampton Dr. Tucker, Ga. 30084 Levine, Arnold lan 4117 Tyng Way Charlotte, N. C. 28211 STUDENT DIRECTORY - Continued Lindsey, David Russell Rt. 4, Southwood Dr. Greenville, S. C. 2960S Olfs, Steven Curtis 337 Cessna, Air Harbor Charleston, S. C. 29407 Saxon, Timothy Dale 2300 Osborne Ave. Newberry, S. C. 29108 Link, Steven Douglas 1715 Ft. Bragg Rd. Fayetteville, N. C. 28202 Parker, George Terry 855 North Ave. Forest Park, Ga, 30050 Scott, James W., Jr. Rt. 3, Box 151 Moncks Corner, S. C. 29461 Locklair, Robert D. Passarelli, Luis A. 4213 Olivia Dr. 2 Av. 4-46, Zona 9 Charleston Heights, S. C. 29405 Guatemala City, Guatemala Sellers, Gerajd Watford Rt. 1, Box 73 Hartsville, $. C. 29550 Lowe, Darrell E. 2216 Dunvegan Dr. Columbia, S. C. 29209 Pate, Edwin M. Rt. 4, Box 114 Hartsville, S. C. 29550 Smith, Gary Michael 2218 Bellview Anderson, S. C. 29621 Lutz, William H., Jr. !23 W. 7th St. Newton, N. C, 28658 Pearson, Michael K. 2 Main St., Agalache Greer, S. C. 29651 Smith, William Reid Rt. 2, Box 92 Rock Hil], S. C. 29730 Me A bee, Jeffrey Lee 94 Tradd St. Charleston, S. C. 29401 Pfckel, William A. 2227 Weiss Drive Columbia, S. C. 29209 Sparling, David Neal 1749 Sterling Rd. Charlotte, N. C. 28209 McCown, Mark S. Rt. 1 Dalzell, S. C. 29040 McLaughlin, Bush Lee Dalzell, S. C. 29040 Madden, Randall Alan P. O. Box 828 Georgetown, S. C, 29440 Maples, David Ellis Rt. 1, Box 306 Augusta, Ga. 30906 Pinnyei, Laszlo S. 52757 Lilac Rd. South Bend, Ind. 46628 Polattie, Pierce Dennis P. O. Box 812 Greenwood, S. C. 29646 Porter, Billy M. 1132 Hartsville Hwy. Darlington, S. C. 29532 Poston, John W., Jr, 4080-D Ponderosa Ct. Shaw AFB, S. C. 29152 Stacks, Barry C, Stacks, Gary S. c o Saudi Arabian Airlines Transportation Div., Box 167 Jedda, Saudi Arabia Stevenson, Lonnie E. Rt. 1, Box 205 Winnsboro, S. C. 29180 Stokes, Michael Vernon Rt. 3, Old Spartanburg Rd. Taylors, S. C. 29687 Martin, Richard Louis 717 Ray St. Fayetteville, N. C. 28305 Rainwater, Kelley E. 729 W. Main St. Bennettsville, S. C. 29512 Stone, Donald Robin Rt. 5, State Park Rd. Greenville, S. C. 29609 Matthews, Marcus B. Mitford Rd. Great Falls, S. C. 29055 Rambo, Thomas Crayton 513 Grace St. Greenwood, S. C. 29646 Strickland, Charles R. Rt. 6, Box 254-K-5 Sumter, S. C. 29150 Mayo, Milford, Jr. 410 N. Madison Marshall, Mich. 49068 Rayborn, John Q., Jr. Rt. 1, Box 68 Fayetteville, N. C. 30128 Strickland, Steven C. Rt. 6, Box 306 Conway, S. C. 29526 Mercer, Guy Mitchell Rt. 3 Cobbtown, Ga. 30420 Rea, Christopher A. 1723 Dilworth Rd., E. Charlotte, N. C. 28203 Swager, Jeffrey Paul 48 Hall Rd. Hampton, Virginia 23364 Miller, Amma Lasta Ell 3905 Beacon Dr. Winston-Salem, N. C. 27106 Redfearn, Robert DeKalb 111 Laurelwood Cir. Spartanburg, S. C. 29301 Tanner, Barrett R., Jr. 613 S. Maple St. Columbia, S. C. 29205 Mullinax, Harry Keith 10 Cardross Lane Columbia, S. C. 29209 Rice, Gerald S. 2536 Bonnybrook Cir. • Rock Hill, S. C. 29730 Terpin, William G. Rt. 1 Society Hill, S. C. 29593 Murphy, Robert Gene 615 W. Fredericks St. Anderson, $, C. 29621 Ridgeway, James R. Yacht Shangri-La Yacht Haven Marina St. Thomas, Virgin Islands 00801 Terry, James B., Jr. 425 Henrietta Ave. Greenwood, S. C. 29646 Nabers, Gary Wayne Rt. 1 Lyman, S. C. 29365 Riggs, Vance C. 4540 Town and Country Dr. Charlotte, N. C. 28211 Trantham, James Dewey, Jr. Rt. 6, Box 253-C Sumter, S. C. 29150 Navarro, Ramon Box 9A-427 Panama, Rep. of Panama Rodgers, Larry Odell 43 Carrol Dr. Sumter, S. C. 29(50 Tuck, Michael Brian 110 Arlo Ct. Spartanburg, S. C. 29301 Nodine, Wyatt Barry P. O. Box 862 Greer, S. C. 29651 Rogers, Zagk Drake 503 Fayetteville Ave. Bennettsville, S. C. 29512 Tymosch, Myron 2801 Marioncliff Dr. Parma, Ohio 44134 Northcutt, Robert R. Rt. 2 Me Bee, S. C. 2910! Rusby, Jeffrey Wheeler 336 Sardis Lane Charlotte, N. C. 28211 Underwood, John Williamson III Box 1343 Myrtle Beach, S. C. 29577 Oatsvall, Steven Lloyd 674S Windwan Dr, Columbia, S. C. 29209 Sandifer, Harry Gene 831 Lucas St., Apt. L Rock Hill, S. C. 29730 Van Every, David C. 1138 Yale Place Charlotte, N. C. 28209 108 Wald, Ronald Dedrick c o Chiriqui Land C. Bocas Div., P. O. Box 260 Panama I, Rep. of Panama Waldron, George R. 6730 Old Providence Rd, Charlotte, N. C. 28211 Wall, Tommy Tyler Rt. I, Box 86 Ridgeland, S. C. 29936 Walters, Allen B. 4927 Doris Ave. Charlotte, N. C. 28205 Ward, William E. Ill 50 Miller Dr. Sumter, S. C. 29150 Warlick, Roger Wayne Rt. 4 Greer, S. C. 29651 Washington, Jeffrey E. 139 Pine St. Cambridge, Mass. 02139 Watson, Richard Voight 600 Vista Dr. Coharie Acres Clinton, N. C. 28328 Whalen, Raymond N. P. O. Box 16019 Suitland, Maryland 20023 White, David B. 1127 Yale Place Charlotte, N. C. 28209 White, David Tyler West Main Stockbridge, Mass. 01262 Whitmire, Vernon A., Jr. Rt. 2, Box 44, Edgemere Greenwood, S. C. 29646 Willis, William C. 124 Appiewood Lane Spartanburg, S. C. 29302 Wilson, Donald E. 930 Arlingwood Ave. Jacksonville, Fla. 32211 Wilson, Randolph C. W. River Rd„ N. Fulton, New York 13069 Winchester, Thomas Lee 1121 Hawthorne Lane Charlotte, N. C. 28205 Winters, John F. Rt. 8, Box 99-C Charlotte, N. C. 28212 Wohlferd, Wayne Harold 136 Barks Dr. Ft. Walton Beach, Fla. 32548 Worsham, Marion Steve Creek Drive, Quimby Estate Florence, S. C. 2950! Wright, Steve Allman 729 Schaffer Dr. Charleston, S. C. 29407 Yeatts, Richard Allen 2105 North Street Beaufort, S. C. 29902 Young, Jerry Lee 33 Etowah Dr. Greenville, S. C. 29611 CAROLINA Coca-Cola Bottling Company Things Go Better With Coke — Regular — King — Sprite — Fanta — Fresca U.S. No. 1 South of THE Academy Free Reservations 'HoCiday LUGOFF, S. C. Room Service — TV — Swimming Pool Air Conditioning — Restaurant 109 CAMDEN MOTEL DEBRUHL’S RESTAURANT CATERING SERVICE U. S. Highway No. 1 JUST NORTH OF CAMDEN SOUTH'S TASTIEST BAR-B-Q Mr. and Mrs. J. H. DeBruhl, Prop♦ Hwy. No. 1 North PHONE CAMDEN, S. C. 432-6813 Compliments of L. R. MORRIS PRODUCE EXCHANGE FANCY FRUITS AND VEGETABLES P. O. BOX 9502 — PHONE 256-4991 Columbia State Farmers Market COLUMBIA. S. C. Y DE SALES Antiques — Used Furniture What Nots U. S. Hwy. No. 1 North THE ANVIL CAMDEN. S. C. 2 Miles North of U. S. No. 1 CAMDEN, S. C. 29020 HALL’S RADIO TV For The Finest Coin Operated Laundry LAUNDROMATIC DAY NIGHT OF CAMDEN, S. C. ONE OF S. C s LARGEST LAUNDROMATS Dry Cleaning “Smiley” Day in action SAME DAY SERVICE + Right Behind Little Theatre TVs —RADIOS —TAPE PLAYERS WATEREE CARPET COMPANY U. S. No. 1 South of CAMDEN CASE PRODUCE COMPANY MARJO LAUNDRY fOF HEALTH 404 Rutledge Street Camden, S. C. Richard Jesse Colei Prop. UNITS 11-36 STATE FARMERS MARKET COLUMBIA, S. C. 29201 PHONE 254-8579 DOUGLAS C. CASE DOCK S. CASE Compliments of Congratulations to Class of '71 JOHN A. GREENWOOD from ROWLARENA ROSES 5c-10c-$1.00 STORES Doar-Glover Hardware Bumdale Shopping Broad Street Plaza CAMDEN, S. C. CAMDEN, S. C. Compliments of (Msl City Drug Store Belk’s Home of Better Values Broad Street CAMDEN, S. C. Camden, South Carolina 113 THANKS” FIRST NATIONAL BANK Located at DeKalb and Market Streets CAMDEN, S. CAROLINA “To Serve Your Financial Needs” FIRESTONE STORE your place to buy TIRES BATTERIES BRAKE FRONT END SERVICE TV's APPLIANCES 408 DeKalb Street Phone 432-6181 PLANTATION MOTEL Jefferson Davis Hwy. CAMDEN, S. C. 29020 Phone 432-2300 to THE CADETS from JORDANS SELF SERVICE Compliments of 71 EXCALIBUR STAFF Congratulations to the following Cadets For their Super-human efforts in getting the EXCALIBUR out by deadline: DAVID T. WHITE HERBIE CAMERON DENNIS BIVINS RALPH HEMPTON TRUETT DOBSON 1 14 Compliments of CONGRATULATIONS BENDIX, INC. PONTIAC, S. C, BURGER FAMILY IL S. No. 1 CAMDEN, S. C. Compliments of Millie Joseph Discount Dress Shop ' 4{ M Dekalb Street, ■ i r r Camden, S. C. Compliments of GEORGE’S AMERICAN SER. STA. CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA Phone 432-3501 SENIORS from McLEANS FREIGHT LINES DAIRY QUEEN OF CAMDEN I 15 Builders Specialty Co. Hwy. No. 1, North APPLIANCES FLOOR COVERING—ARMSTRONG—LURAN INSTALLATION SERVICE CARPET—MAGNETIC SIGNS PRECISION PAINT Buddy Graham Phone 432-5211 Owner SOUTH CAROLINA NATIONAL The Bank for Everybody CAMDEN. S. C. Congratulations To The CLASS of ’71 From C. R. HIPP Incorporated MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS P. O. Box 7243 Charleston Heights S. Carolina SOUTH CAROLINA GEORGIA B. C. MOORE SONS incorporated “Buy From Moore and Save More” DEPARTMENT STORE Camden, S. C. HAMPTON PARK MOTEL AIR CONDITIONED • TV TELEPHONE • SWIMMING POOL RESTAURANT CAMDEN, S. C. Center of City on U. S. No. 1 Facing Hampton Park MONA LISA MOTEL RESTAURANT South on U. S. 1 601 At City Limits TV • AIR CONDITIONED PHONES • SWIMMING POOL GOOD FOOD Owned Operated by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Leffring 116 DUPONT'S MAY PLANT o tri UJ Q in w w PQ i—i tn o 4 is k3 o o O O' Q) ck: 117 CLIFF’S STUDIO PALMETTO ARMS APARTMENTS 524 DeKalb Street U. S. No. I CAMDEN, S. C. 29020 South of CAMDEN Compliments of D. S. PRICE PRODUCE CO. Fayette O. White, Jr. Investment Executive FARMERS EXCHANGE Shearson, Hammill a Co. Agricultural N„ti.Bsnk Bldg. Incorporated Pittsfield, Mess. Members New York Stock Exchange hi 3-9179 COLUMBIA, S. C. 118 The Class of 1971 is comin g toJMBjjhd of its second education. Throughout high schopl we Hl e molded our c acters through our efforts in class and extra-curricular activi From our experiences we have absorbed, formed and used if a way corresponding to the times. 1 I In the same manner also we have! atte npted to publi yearbook which corresponds to an era of multi-orbital sp fights, miracle drugs, and world peacejforun s. We have sou ffiwriodernize and simplify without Sccrificig the purpo: volume. f It is the hope of the Class of ft 971 f|iat th is annual will serve its reader as a reminder of hqf periog of his life in which he formed his future. our c at th is annual will . . . .