Camden Military Academy - Excalibur Yearbook (Camden, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1976 volume:

fcxraltbur H Burnt a “Hr” t “7B % This is only SSG. Richard B. Cayton’s second year of service to Camden Military Academy, However, during those two years he’s contributed quite a lot. In addition to his responsibilities to the Military Department and his duties of an ROTC instructor, he is also in charge of a state champion rifle team, the buses, and the Boy Scouts. He’s never too busy to come to the aid of a cadet or our school, no matter what the time. For that devotion, we the corps of cadets, dedicate this Spirit of ’76 annual to him with our wishes for a long and rewarding military career. 2 Colonel Lanning P. Risher was bom September 19, 1931. He attended public school and he graduated from Carlisle Military School. He attended The Citadel and graduated as an Army lieutenant. In 1965 Col. Risher received an M.A. in history from the University of South Carolina. Col. Risher is the headmaster of Camden Military Academy. Col. Risher oversees the entire operation of the Academy and he is a classic example of what a cadet should aspire to be. 4 I:.:nel Charles Ray White is the senior army instructor. He is in charge of all of li - military activities. Col. White is dedicated to Camden Military Academy. He willing to help any cadet. Col. White makes sure that the JROTC instruction is ied out correctly. He also helps out in disciplining cadets. From all of his : -lies and many years of experience he is a definite asset to the corps. LTC WHITE Colonel fames T. Dallas is our man in the office. Col. Dallas is the commandant of cadets. Col. Dallas advises the cadets and lets us, the corps, know about upcom- ing events. Col. Dallas is a very big asset to the smooth operation of the Academy. 5 LTC Joseph H. Parsons, a C.M.A. graduate of 1960, is now one of our distin- guished faculty members. In addition to his regular classroom responsibilities, he’s our school Adjutant. This gives him the added responsibilities of keeping up with the merits and demerits, as well as posting guard duty. Col. Parsons helps keep our school running smoothly. Congratulations on your promotion and good luck in the future. Mrs. Andy Rose has dedicated a large portion of her life to the Academy. Mrs. Rose has served as the Academy nurse for many years. Over the years we as cadets have really appreciated her hard work. We, the entire Corps of Cadets, give you, Mrs. Rose, a hugh Thank You! LTC William P. Beckham has been one of the Academy's best instructors for over 18 years. LTC Beckham served as our Mili- tary Instructor for eight years before CMA was a JROTC school. Now Col. Beckham has a full load of classes plus a driver’s education class after school. 7 Chaplain Robert G. Swager has a full day of classes, plus he is the C.M.A. debate coach. Chaplain Swager also was the director and coach of the Bicentennial Youth Debates Speech Contest Chap- lain Swager puts out an all out effort to help cadets. LTC Robert Clithero is the Academy reading instructor and the track team coach. Col. Clithero also helps out in our intramural program. He has also hosted a successful college prep reading course for cadets. 7 Chaplain William E. Crapps is the school chaplain. He is also the Public Relations Officer. Chaplain Crapps is also in charge of the Delta Kappa Sigma Honor Society. MAJ Crapps MAJ Dozier Major Roy Vandegrift is a seasoned veteran among our faculty officers. He has been with us for the past nine years. In addition to his class schedule, Major Vandegrift is in charge of the Laundry Staff, Fine Arts Club, Excalibur Staff and War Games. Major James L. Dozier, in addition to his duties as an instructor, coaches our bas- ketball team. Through his efforts the team went into the playoffs with a perfect rec- ord. MAJ Gale MAJ Vandegrift Major Burton Gale, in addition to his teach- ing duties, dedicates his own time to or- ganizing horseback riders. He is also in charge of the school newspaper and is dance advisor. 8 Chaplain ]. F. Austin is the newest member of our faculty. Even though he has only been here a short time, he has done won- ders as our new band director. CPT Austin Captain William Gettys, even though he has been at C.M.A. only 3 years, surely has turned out a well-seasoned pro. Through his everyday contact with the cadets, he has become a favorite. CPT Thorp CPT Timm Captain Robert Thorp has been with C.M.A. for 2 years, but during that time he has become a favorite among cadets. Be- sides his class schedule each day Capt. Thorp also does all the school’s grade av- erages and is in charge of transportation. Captain Doug Timm teaches and is the football and baseball coach. Capt. Timm dedicates a large portion of his day to the corps. 9 Mrs. Dallas Mrs. Anne Dallas is our school librarian. She works very hard to try to fill everyone’s needs, through newspapers, books, magazines, and films. Mrs. Dallas’ work is never done and we of the Excalihur staff thank her for her never ending work to help improve our school. Mrs. Tommie Pylant has dedicated more of her life here on our campus than any other member of our staff. Mrs. Pylant has been the Academy secretary for 18 years. We hope she’s going to be here another 18 years. Mrs. Davis Mrs. Bessie Davis is our school dietician. She works seven days a week to bring us the meals we all enjoy, though she doesn’t receive a whole lot of credit. We of the Excalibur staff thank her and her staff. 10 Mr. Frank Brown has dedicated a large portion of his life to C.M.A. Mr. Brown is the Academy barber and night security guard. Over the years Mr. Brown has done a very worthy service to the Academy. Mr. Norman Caulder is the Academy maintenance supervisor. This year Mr. Caulder and his men have painted almost all of the buildings. They have planted new trees, and moved others. They have painted and fixed the barracks. Through their efforts we can be proud of our campus. We, the Cadet Corps appreciate your efforts this year, Mr. Caulder. 11 military Srpartmrnt CSM Stanley S. Staley. This is CSM Staley’s sixth year of service to C.M.A, He has many responsibilities. Among them head of the supply room, the faculty adviser to the honored James F. Risher guard, and a ROTC instructor. Even though he tried to act rough, he’s like a father to all the cadets. We can still hear him say, “When in doubt, salute.” We of the Excalibur staff salute you, sir. C.M.A.’s “Man of the Year” SSG Richard B. Cayton. SSG Cayton is the only active United States Army member at Camden Military Academy. Among his numer- ous duties and responsibilities, he teaches two JROTC classes twice a week. On the day he’s not in class he is always involved in some activity to improve our school. SSG Cayton Spirit of Class Officers Edward S. Davis (Zit) President Hunter McCue Henry, III (Scooter) Secretary Allen Campbell Mattison (Al) Vice-President Tony Miller Jones (Jonesy) Treasurer 14 Spirit of ’76 15 Ray Charles Ballew, Jr. (Boo Boo) Thomas Moseley Beall (Tom) Spirit of ’76 16 James David Coughenour (Dave) John Michael Crawford (Crawdad) Phillip Michael Garbade (Phil) Phillip Russell Creel (Monga) Mickael Glen Davis (Geeba) Spirit of ’76 17 James Fenwick Garner, Jr. (Jimmy) Lloyd Arnette Glisson, Jr. (Butch) Spirit of ’76 Jefferson Davis Johnson, (J. D.) Russell Vernon Johnson (Rusty) Thomas Little Lindley (Tom) 18 Spirit of ’76 19 Herbert Fetzer Nease (Herb) Carlton Paige Parshall (Page) Spirit of ’76 James Dantzler Rast, III (Jimmy) Alnor Rodriguez (Rod) 20 Spirit of ’76 David Frank Knox (Frank] Timothy Charles Jones (Tom Cat) Clayton Trotter Woodward (Woody) 21 Senior Activities RICHARD BRYAN ALLEN CAPT ADJ; Football (3); Basketball (3); Honor Council. President (1); Block C (3); DKS (2); Armory Staff (1) Head; Training Cadre; Horseback Riders; Sash and Sword (2); Gold Star (3); Intramurals (3); Years at CMA (3); Highest Rank, CAPT ADI; Adjutant Staff; Superior Cadet MT II. CLYDE ASH, III PFC; Basketball; Rec Room Staff; Training Cadre; Gold Star; Golf; In- tramurals; Years at CMA (2); Highest Rank, PFC; Adjutant Staff. TERRY FRANKLIN BAKER SFC: Rec Room Staff (2); Pool Staff (2); Drill Team; Training Cadre (2); Bus Driver; Dance Committee: Horseback Riders (2); Intramurals (3); Weight Room Staff; Years at CMA (3); Highest Rank. SFC; Model Club. RAY CHARLES BALLEW, JR. SFC; Football; Track; Block C; Gym Staff (2), Head; Rec Room Staff; Pool Staff; Fine Arts Club; Training Cadre; Dance Committee; Horseback Rid- ers; Markmanship Awards;Golf (2); Boy Scouts; Years at CMA (1); Highest Rank, SFC. THOMAS MOSELEY BEALL SFC; Football; Rec Room Staff; Pool Staff; Drill Team (2); Dance Commit- tee; Marksmanship Award; Golf (2); Boy Scouts; Years at CMA (1); Highest Rank, SFC; Flying Club. JOSEPH ALLEN CASSON SGT;Track;Pool Staff; Library Staff; KP (2); Drill Team; DanceCommittee; Marksmanship Awards; Intramurals; Years at CMA (2); Highest Rank, SGT; Football Chainman. BRIAN DOUGLAS CHICKY CPL; Gym Staff; Rec Room Staff; Library Staff; KP (2); Drill Team; Dance Committee; Marksmanship Awards; Intramurals (4); Years at CMA (4); Highest Rank, CPL. EDWARD BENJAMIN COTTINGHAM. JR. LTC; Football (3); Baseball (2); Basketball (2); Track; Honor Council. Commander; Block C (4); DKS (2); Library Staff; Training Cadre (4); Sash and Sword (2); Gold Star (5); Intramurals (3); Highest Rank, LTC; Class Officer (2); Adjutant Staff; Chess Champion (3); Debate Team. |AMES DAVID COUGHENOUR MSG; Track, MGR; Block C (4); Gym Staff (2); Rec Room Staff (2); Library Staff; Fine Arts Club; KP; Drill Team; Training Cadre (3); Bus Driver (2); Dance Committee; Horseback Riders; Marksmanship Awards; Annual Staff; Years at CMA (5); Highest Rank. MSG; Infirmary Staff (2). JOHN MICHAEL CRAWFORD SFC; Library Staff (3); Fine Arts Club (2); KP (2); Training Cadre; Marksmanship Awards (2); Golf; Intramurals (3) Years at CMA (3); High- est Rank, SFC; Debate Team. PHILLIP RUSSEL CREEL SSG; Fine Arts Club (2); Intramurals (3); Years at CMA (3); Highest Rank, SSG. EDWARD S. DAVIS CAPT; Football (2), Captain (1); Baseball (3); Basketball, MGR (3); Honor Council; Block C (3} President (1); DKS; Training Cadre (4); Sash and Sword (2); Gold Star; Marksmanship Awards (4); Intramurals (5); Years at CMA (5); Highest Rank, CAPT. MICKAEL GLEN DAVIS SGT; Football (2) Captain (1); Baseball; Basketball; Track (2); Block C (2); Pool Staff; Training Cadre; Marksmanship Awards; Intramurals (2); Weight Room Staff, Head; Annual Staff; Years at CMA (2); Highest Rank. SGT. PHILLIP MICHAEL GARBADE CAPT; Honor Council; Block C (2); DKS; Rec Room Staff; Fine Arts Club; Rifle Team (2) Captain JV (1); Training Cadre (3); Sash and Sword (2); Marksmanship Awards (3); Intramurals (2); Boy Scouts. Leadership Corps; Years at CMA (4); Highest Rank. CAPT; Adjutant Staff; Bugler (2). JAMES FENWICK GARNER. JR. 2LT; Basketball, MGR; Block C; Gym Staff, Head (1); Basketball, MGR; Training Cadre; Horseback Riders; Sash and Sword; Marksmanship Awards (2); Intramurals (2); Boy Scouts; Years at CMA (3); Highest Rank, 2nd LT; Maintenance. LLOYD ARNETTE GLISSON, JR. CSM; Basketball; Block C; Sash and Sword; Gold Star (2); Marksmanship Awards; Intramurals (2); Weight Room Staff; Years at CMA (2); Highest Rank, CSM; Adjutant Staff; Color Guard. JAMES FRED HALL. II SFC; Football; Basketball (2); Block C; DKS; Drill Team; Dance Committee; Gold Star; Intramurals; Years at CMA (2); Highest Rank, SFC; Adjutant Staff. HUNTER McCUE HENRY. Ill CAPT; Football (2J Captain (1); Baseball (2); Honor Council; BlockC; DKS; Rec Room Staff; Pool Staff; Armory Staff; Drill Team (2) Commander (1); Bus Driver. Head 11); Dance Committee, Head (2); Sash and Sword. Marksmanship Awards (2); Intramurals (2); Years at CMA (3); Highest Rank, CAPT. EDWARD GRTEGO JOHNSON SSGT; Football; Baseball (2); Track (2); BlockC (4); Pool Staff; Library Staff; Fine Arts Club; KP (2); Drill Team (3); Training Cadre; Dance Committee; Marksmanship Awards (3); Intramurals (4); Years at CMA (4V2); Highest Rank. SSGT. JEFFERSON DAVIS JOHNSON. ]R. MAJ; Track, MGR (2); Honor Council; Block C (5), Treasurer (l): DKS (2), President; KP; Drill Team; Rifle Team (2); Training Cadre (5); Bus Driver (2); Sash and Sword (2J; Gold Star (5); Marksmanship Awards (4); In- tramurals (5); Annual Staff (2). Editor; Years at CMA (5); Highest Rank. Major; Highest Avg. 8th. 10th, 11th grade; Superior Cadet in MT; Honor Company (2): Class Officer, 8th. 9th. grades; Adjutant Staff (1). RUSSELL VERNON JOHNSON SSG; Training Cadre; Gold Star; Intramurals; Years at CMA (2); Highest Rank, SSG. TONY MILLER JONES CAPT; Football; Honor Council; Block C; DKS; Rec Room Staff. Head: Pool Staff; Training Cadre (2); Sash and Sword; Gold Star (3); Marksmanship Award (2); Intramurals Team Captain; Intramurals (3); Years at CMA (3J; Highest Rank, Capt; Class Officer. THOMAS LITTLE LINDLEY Football; Library Staff. Asst. Head; Training Cadre; Dance Committee; Horseback Riders; Marksmanship Awards; Boy Scouts; Years at CMA {3); Highest Rank, MSG; Cannon Detail, In-Charge. DOUGLAS ERIC MADDEN 1st LT; Rec Room Staff (2); Pool Staff; KP; Training Cadre (2); Dance Committee: Horseback Riders (2); Sash and Sword; Marksmanship Awards; Intramurals Team Captains; Intramurals (3J. Head (1); Years at CMA [3Vz). Highest Rank. 1st Lt. PHILIP WAYNE MARTIN 1st LT; Football; Track, MGR; Block C (2); Training Cadre; Sash and Sword; Intramurals (2); Weight Room Staff; Years at CMA (3); Highest Rank, 1st Lt. ALLEN CAMPBELL MATTISON CAPT; Football; Basketball (2); Honor Council; Block C; DKS; Drill Team (2) , Commander; Training Cadre; Sash and Sword (2); Marksmanship Awards (2); Intramurals Team Captains; Golf; Intramurals; Years at CMA (3) ; Highest Rank. Capt; Class Officer, Vice-President. ZEBULON RAY MORRIS Library Staff; Drill Team (2); Training Cadre; Gold Star; Marksmanship Awards; Intramurals (2]; Boy Scouts; Highest Rank. 1st SGT; DebateTeam (2). HERBERT FETZER NEASE SGT; Football, MGR; Gym Staff; Years at CMA, (2); Highest Rank. SGT. CARLTON PAIGE PARSHALL PFC; Track; Library Staff; Fine Arts Club; KP; Years at CMA (1); Highest Rank, PFC; Debate Team. JAMES DANTZLER RAST, 111 SFC; Football (2); Track; Block C; Armory Staff; Training Cadre; Dance Committee; Marksmanship Awards (2); Intramurals (2); Boy Scouts; Years at CMA (2); Highest Rank, SFC. ALNOR RODRIGUEZ CPL; Football; Basketball (2); Track; Block C (2); Gym Staff; Rec Room Staff; Pool Staff (2), Life Guard; Fine Arts Club; KP; Marksmanship Awards; Intramurals (2); Weight Room Staff (2); Years atCMA (2); Highest Rank, CPL. KEITH MICHAEL SELLERS 2nd LT; Block C (2); DKS (2); KP; Kitchen Helper (3); Drill Team; Rifle Team (2); Training Cadre (2); Dance Committee (2): Sash and Sword (2); Gold Star (3); Marksmanship Awards (4); Intramurals; Years at CMA (4); Highest Rank, 2nd LT; Variety Show (2); Adjutant Staff. WILLIAM HAIG SOLT 2nd LT; Track (2J; Block C (2); Pool Staff; Fine Arts Club; Horseback Riders; Sash and Sword; Intramurals (5); Years at CMA (5); Highest Rank, 2nd LT; National Reenactment Society (5). TIMOTHY CHARLES JONES SSGT; Basketball; Track; Rec Room Staff (3); Pool Staff (3); Life Guard; Fine Arts Club; Training Cadre (2); Bus Driver; Dance Committee (3); Horseback Riders; Markmanship Awards (2); Intramurals (3); Years at CMA (4%); Highest Rank, SSGT. DAVID FRANK KNOX SGT; KP (3); Drill Team (2); Dance Committee; Years at CMA (3); Highest Rank, SGT. CLAYTON TROTTER WOODWARD PFC; Basketball; Intramurals; Years at CMA (1); Highest Rank, PFC. 22 5 frar (Eafota PVT Jefferson D. Johnson PVT William H. Solt PVT Edward B. (Nottingham From Boys - ■ : Eddie S. Davis PVT James D. Coughenour 23 lentor Smprrlatiwa 24 § ntim- §upprlatiiu'ii 25 fflxm lExralibur Jaye Cartland Sponsor; George Kesel Miss Senior Karen Torres Sponsor-Eddie Johnson Miss Junior Rachel Herr Sponsor-David Schultz Miss Sophomore Cherie Risser Sponsor-Hunter Henry Miss Freshman Linda Umconis Sponsor—Albert Cantelmo Miss Eighth Grade Cindy Davis Sponsor-Frank Parker 27 Miss Seventh Grade Betsy Hunter Sponsor-Greg Bruce Laura Bradley Linda Broom Mary Carmer Beth Cantelmo Cathy Bell Carolyn Coughenour Mandy Deese Liz Greer Geannie Haymes 1 Lynn Huet Arelene Kelly Karen Landreth. Angie Leaony Carol Matser Debbie Meetze Kathy Price Carol Skinrer Robin Moore Ramona Weed Tracy Smith Terri Wells Elizabeth Whitfield Jennifer Whitfield Donna Whitfield Cindy Wright 28 £M2:qL Qako '-m k (! (I _Z2 - ■7 6 i3 t??zSxhsLxKr srv iluL Cu W JfcT CflxucSfc P Hope of 77” Class Officers David Allen Johnson President Jessie Clark Rast Secretary Michael Timothy Johnson Vice-President Scott Edward Bagwell Treasurer 30 Arlyn Acie Adams, fr. Rick Campbell Belshaw Morris Kelly Bond Fred Marvin Burrier Michael Fritz Campbell James Larry Casterline Joe Marvin Brackett Dana Lynne Emanuel James Hobert Harkins, Jr. David Carsley Harm John Weatherston Haskell David Randal Howard James Dickson Hutto David Michael Jaskiewicz George Stephen Kesel Jerry Emory Land Stowe McGill Landreth David Lee Newell William Lionel Owens, II Malcolm Eugene Smith David Merrill Ogsbury, II Jerry Neil Rhodes John William Player, Jr. Roscoe Hinson Ward Kenneth Leroy Woodley Keith Pool Ramsey 33 Harold Vance Peden David Allen Tucker Philip Mark Huebner Sarata of 7B Class Officers Edward Perry Garbade President Jeffrey Bryan Whitfield Vice-President William Wright Bailey, II Treasurer Peter Adelman Secretary 34 Robert Leo Anglin, Jr. Joseph Edward Atkinson, III Bradley Foster Bentson Bryan Thomas Blank Charles Clayton Bodenhamer William Gregory Campbell Roger Gene Booth Gregory Ellis Bruce Billy Ray Burch, Jr. Harold Vincent Carter, Jr. Johnny Ray Caulder Reginald James Davis Donald Michael Dean Jackie Gordon Forehand James Edward Garner David Clair Goodspeed 35 Dennis Roy Gordon Henry Samuel Graham Larry Dean Hertrich Robert Carolise Hood, Jr. Thomas Calvin James Richard Carey Moore Simon James Lowe Christopher Claus Meadows Richard Warren Miller Claude Steven McIntosh David Anthony Phenix Louis Alfonso Ravenet Armand Robert Roux Everett Arant Salley David Richard Schultz Charles Todd Speer 36 37 Htslj of 79 Class Officers Charles William Teno President James Vandiver H. Oliver Vice-President Chad Cameron Watts Treasurer 38 Michael David Williams Secretary Mitchell Floyd Anderson Daniel Joseph Boone William Bernard Elam Thomas Eugene Howard William Alonzo Ballard Jeffrey Curtis Carter Rory Alan Barth Glenn David Cottle James Burton Fincher, Jr, Ronald Lee Gilliam Kevin Bruce Kimball Terrell Lee Kohn 39 James Calvin Blalock, Jr. Steven Allen Crapps James Chesnut Haile Mark Nevin Lewis William Bryan Logan, II Don Christian Maksin Guy Andrew Loren Mann Edward Paul Martin David Eugene Moshoures Forrest Sherwood McKenzie, Jr. Andrew Egan Newton Jerry Lynn Nunnally Shawn Joseph O’Brien Charley Tillman Owens, II Gary Franklin Parker James Michael Ray Tracy Dean Reule Roan Reynolds William Jonathan Rhoades David Scott Roesser 40 Chris Allen Shaw Lucas Karl Smith Robert Paul Willcox Anthony Scott Kale Daniel Eugene Sherman John Thomas Simmons Richard Dale Tinsley James Oni Torrence Elmer Harris Williamson, III Thomas Russell Windham Jody Smith Oxley Baron Welch Payton 41 Gregory Elton Small Terrance Addison Tyndall Herbert Ricks Hall, Jr. David Eugene Wilkinson Juturo of ’Bfl Class Officers Brian Keith Hawes President Eric Franklin Rush Vice-President Daniel Stevenson Goudelock, Jr. Treasurer 42 Donald Forney Secretary Mark Craig Boyd James Britt Bradley, IV Michael Joseph Braudes Thomas William Durham Terry Rufus Edwards Kevin Barry Eller Matthew Henry Taylor Ferguson, Jr, Kenneth Dwayne Forehand fames Daniel Fox, Jr, 43 Patrick Joseph Campbell Francis Dixon Eveleigh Paul Eric Gieseking Anthony Alan Hamilton Robbie Briggs Harmon George Livingston Harris, II Robert Lester Hartman, Jr. Tony James Harvill Vincent Lee Holland Jeffrey Scott Honeycutt James Richard Laney Richard Bennett Milloway Mark Evans McCall Timothy Allen McNeese James Edward Newton 44 Anthony Troy Rossillo Haines Gregg Runyan Steven Michele Schumaker Philip Anthony Petras Vernon LeRue Skinner, Jr. Henry Alverez Torres, Jr. Julian Edward Whitlock Richard Irvin Whittle Harrison McCready Schwall Windy Jeffrey Windham 45 Michael James Hawkins imtm of ’81 ” Class Officers Charles Lindbergh Runyan, Jr. President Albert Carl Cantelmo, III Vice-President Todd Dorsey Williamson Secretary 46 John Edward Jones Treasurer Matthew Karl Bentson William Scott Bullock Edward Delane Davis, Jr. Scott Raymond Dykstra David Wayne Miller Warren Harding Hall, Jr. Vincent Earle Howard John Michael Lewis Lerry Gene McPhail Kenneth Michael Pearson Edgar Timothy Roberts Jon Keith Shurett George Myers Stuckey, III Ronald Steven Turner Todd Dorsey Williamson 47 Steven B. Barber, 11th Kenneth B. Ford, 7th Donald T. Sanders, 10th Half, Slate Arriuala Tommy R. Hollier, Jr., 7th Gordon Layton Towe, Jr., 9th Thomas Dailey, 9th Andrew D. Massey, 7th James E. Stalvey, 8th 48 iattaltmt 50 MSG Dana Emanuel ARMORY STAFF BATTALION STAFF LTC Ed Cottingham COLOR GUARD CSM Lloyd Glisson 51 SENIOR COMMISSIONED OFFICERS JUNIOR COMMISSIONED OFFICERS 52 Nou-(EnmmtsBton (iftera SENIOR NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS JUNIOR NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS 53 Hand (Etmtpamj CPT Garbade 1LT Madden 1SG Garbade 2LT Solt MAJ Dozier 2LT Newell 54 1st Platoon 2nd Platoon 55 : r. “A” (Enmpang 1LT Martin 1SG Morris 2LT Bagwell CPT Timm 2LT Johnson 56 1st Platoon 2nd Platoon 57 Gkmtpamj CPT Davis 2LT Harm 1SG Burrier 2LT Belshaw CPT Gettys 2LT Owens 58 1st Platoon 2nd Platoon 59 “AT (Enmpmty CPT Jones 2LT Tucker 1SG Johnson CPT Thorp 60 1st Platoon 2nd Platoon 61 I. (6. Ittapnltmt Each Spring Camden Military Academy is inspected by a team of Army officers to determine the school’s status as an ROTC school. The cadet corps and military department spend weeks preparing for the day-long inspection. As a result of previous inspections CMA is designated an Honor School with Distinction, the highest honor accorded a military school. 62 JAMES F. RISHER GUARD 63 Camden Military Academy Spartan Rifle Team 1975-76 Rifle Range Spirit of “76” Rifle Range Distinguished Experts Experts Camden Military Academy Spartan Rifle team consists of 6 expert riflemen and 7 distinguished experts. This year the rifle team competed in 43 Postal Matches, 23 shoulder-to- shoulder matches, 4 50 yd. matches and 2 100 yd. matches. The rifle team won 18 different team awards with a yearly average of 251 out of 300. The team also won the 1975 South Carolina Championship, the Western Kentucky Postal Match, the Florida Institute of Technology Postal Match, the Clemson ROTC Match, and, last but not least, they were named the 3rd place ROTC team in the nation. They have also built one of the finest ranges in the state. This year’s most improved shooter goes to Cadet Elam, and high shooter goes to Cadet Bond. We of the Excalibur staff would like to congratulate the rifle team and wish them the best of luck in the future. Team Captain Carter, H.V. Team Captain Bailey 64 Honor Council LTC Cottingham LTC Parsons Delta Kappa Sigma 66 MAJ Johnson J.D. Chaplain Swager Block “C” Club CPT Davis, E.S. LTC Clithero Gym Staff 67 SFC Ballew LTC Clithero Debate Team SFC Adelman Chaplain Swager Library Staff 68 SFC Crawford Mrs. Dallas Recreation Staff Swimming Pool Staff 69 CPL Bodenhamer CPT Gettys Weight Room Staff SFG Land LTC Clithero Fine Arts Club 70 MSG MacLeod MAJ Vandegrift CPT Henry MAJ Gale Dance Committee Horseback Riders SSG Miller, R.W. MAJ Gale 71 Laundry Staff 72 SFC Bruce Mrs. Davis Bus Drivers CPT Henry SSG Cayton Adjutant Staff LTC Cottingham MAJ Gale 73 Boy Scouts of America Troop: 38 Scoutmaster: SSG Cayton Troop leaders: MAJ Vandegrift, CAPT Thorp Boy Scouts is an organization made up of 12,000,000 young men in 102 countries. The Scout oath truly re- flects what a true Scout is: On my honor I will do my best To do my duty to God and my country To obey the Scout laws To help other people at all times, To keep myself physically strong Mentally awake, and morally straight Troop 38 Camden Military Academy The Scouts meet weekly at troop meetings. At these meetings the Scouts are working on skill awards. Skill awards are necessary to receive the tenderfoot badge. Tenderfoot is the first of five ranks in scouting. The skill awards range from Camping to Community Living to Swimming. The troop leaders do the instructing and this is a good time to develop leadership skills. A Troop Meeting In February the troop went on an overnight camping trip. The troop hiked out to a Boy Scout campsite. They had to clear the area of wood and twigs and set up the camp. They set up plastic tents, prepared their patrol campfires. Once they were set- tled they set out learning certain skills necessary to camping. They had classes in Totem-Chip, Knife and Axe skills, cooking and first aid. For the first troop campout all the Scouts thoroughly enjoyed themselves. 74 The Troop Camping School Activities Camden Military Academy’s Intramural program. 75 Honors 1375- 1373 In the 1975-76 school year Camden Military Academy has earned many honors. Besides the school honors there were numerous individual accomplishments. We would like to congratulate our school and these cadets for their work in making Camden Military Academy a distin- guished school. Col. Lanning P. Risher was elected President of the national Association of Military Colleges and Schools. This year Camden Military Academy is also re- ceiving our re-evaluation from the Southern As- sociation of Colleges and Schools. On April 8,1976, Camden Military Academy had its Annual Federal Inspection and, through everyone's efforts, we hope to be rated once again “An Honor Unit with Distinction.” This year Camden Military is glad to announce that they had formed a Boy Scout Troop headed by SSG Cayton, Maj. Vandegrift and Capt. Thorp. A number of cadets enjoy their meetings and campouts. The Spartan Rifle Team has won the South Carolina State championship for the second year in a row. They have also won the South Carolina JROTC state championship. We are also proud to announce that through SSG Cayton and the team’s efforts they have earned third place in JROTC national championships. The school awards have been numerous but we would also like to congratulate the many indi- vidual accomplishments. Cadet Bond is the high scorer on our rifle team with a 260. Cadet P. M. Garbade Is the high prone scorer on our rifle team with a 98 out of 100. Cadets Jeff Johnson, Tony Jones, and Pete Adel- man participated in the Bicentennial Youth De- bates National Oratorical Contest. This contest is funded by the Treasury Dept. A.R.B.A., National Endowment for the Humanities. These three cadets won the local and district contests and went on to the state contest. Cadet Tony Jones won first place in the Lincoln-Douglas Debate, Cadet Pete Adelman won first in Extemporane- ous Speaking and Cadet Jeff Johnson won 2nd in Persuasive Speaking. Cadets Jones and Adelman will be going on to the Regional Contest in At- lanta, Ga. Cadet Pete Adelman also participated in the Vet- erans of Foreign Wars Voice of Democracy Radio Speaking Contest. He was the school winner and county winner. As editor of the 1975-76 “Spirit of 76” Excalibur I would truly like to thank these cadets and our school for the fine work they have done this year. 76 Varsity Football Bottom Row, Left to Right: Land, Davis, Jones, Rast, Martin, Bagwell, Ballew, Rast, Garbade, Gordon, Emanuel. Top Row, Left to Right: Coach Clithero, Hall, Adams, Johnson, Bailey, Evans, Mattison, Davis, Henry, Johnson, Rodriguez, Allen, Newell, Coach Ives. Coach Timm: He knows his football; for some of us he taught us how to play. Coach Timm prepares team. LTC Beckham cheers ’em on. 78 Captain: Henry, Wingback Captain: Davis, Guard Captain: Davis, Fullback Mattison, Tailback Allen, Quarterback ■ ?■ : • CAMDEN MILITARY ACADEm 1 2 3 A KINA ISITOR 0 c ) 0 0 0 H 0 M E 4 IE 111413 S4 The end of the big Camden Carlisle game, Camden-54 Carlisle-0 Yes, we won! Rast, Tackle Hall, End Martin, Tackle Ballew, Guard Rodriguez, Tailback Senior Players 79 High Flying Johnson connects for two Fullback Davis struggles for extra yards, points. Halfback Mattison sprints for a first down. Hardnose Emanuel sticks ball returner. Bagwell boots a field goal to score. 80 Jones, Guard Cottingham, Linebacker Johnson, Linebacker Captain Ed Davis brings down his man. Quarterback Allen leads offense calls. Captain Mike Davis leads the Spartans onto the field. 81 Linebackers Cottingham and Davis called defense. Rodriguez, Johnson, and Davis take down Rodriguez runs for extra against Carlisle, their player. Fullback Mike Davis and Halfback Rodriguez pound down more yards. Jay Hall intercepts a Carlisle pass. 82 Major Dozier, Coach Managers: Ed Davis, Jimmy Gamer, Whit- field. Varsity Basketball Bottom Row, Left to Right: Allen, Ash, Burner, Henry, Emanuel, Davis. Top Row, Left to Right: Burch, Woodward, Glisson, Johnson, Cottingham, Gaddis, Rodriguez. Captain: Dave Johnson; Co-Captain: Keith Gaddis. Coach Dozier gives his players warm-ups. 83 Rodriguez hooks for the basket. Johnson takes a shot. During this basketball season the Spartans went undefeated. There were many close games but the mighty Spartans pulled their way through. Overall C.M.A. went 13-0 for the season. Gaddis goes up for two, while Cot- tingham waits for the rebound. Waiting for the ball. The Spartans race for the rebound. 84 Junior Varsity Basketball The Spartans, Left to Right: Forney, Belshaw, O’Brien, Staley, Moshoures, Moore, Woodley, Harris. Coach: Major Dozier Team Captain: Belshaw Belshaw goes up to put more points in. 85 JV Spartans wait for the rebound. Woodley goes up to put two more on the board for the Spartans. 86 Moore takes the ball down court. The Spartans fight for the ball. UJL J. V. Football The Team Daily Practice The Hit 87 The Spartan Track Team The 1976 track season was a very suc- cessful campaign. C.M.A. was very solid in the field events and always performed well in the running events. “Spirit of ’76” Track Team Ed Cotton shows how he does it. Un- doubtedly Cottingham is a very con- sistant performer. He participates in almost all the field events. Long jump; Ed Cottingham Lt. Col. Clithero is in his first year here at CMA. He is an invaluable asset to the athletic department. Col. Clithero serves as the Athletic Director as well as track team coach. Col. Clithero’s jobs range from reading teacher to managing a pool. Col. Clithero is always ready to help a potential athlete. He has sacrificed himself many a time to help the track team. Coach Clithero 88 Super leaper, Dave Johnson, shows his form. Dave was a consistent high jumper all year with his efforts cul- minating at 5' 10 . High jump — David Johnson Gordon and Bradley pace themselves for the final kick. Gordon smashed CMA’s two mile record by 20 sec- onds, completing the journey in 11 min. 21 sec. Long distance running — Gordon, Bradley Wow! That’s a funny way to throw a frisbee. Atkinson has the technique down pat as he shows his form. Discus — Atkinson 89 CMA’s Baseball Team CMA’s baseball team has improved from past years. The coaching of Coach Timm holds the team together. Also the airtight infield, and the spaceout outfield, contribute their skills. This year the Spartans will go to a championship playoff. It looks like a winning season this year. 1975-76 Baseball Team Senior Players 90 Henry — Pitcher Shortstop Johnson, E. O. — Pitcher 91 Emanuel — Left Field Davis, M. G. — First Base 92 Windham, T. R. — Right Field Evans — Third Base CMA Golf Team Coach Dozier 93 iuwtbmt Assnriatimi BU'-mtaUratunt Col. Risher briefs the evaluation committee. Representatives of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools arrived at C.M.A. to conduct a re-evaluation of our school. Cadet LTC Cottingham briefs the evaluation committee. Battalion executive officer Major Johnson also briefed the committee on activities here at C.M.A. Included in these briefings were the history of C.M.A,, all phases of cadet life, and organiza- tion of the corps of cadets. The evaluation committee views the battalion dress parade. The commit- tee arrived and was greeted by an honor guard and dress parade. This dress parade was said to be one of the best ever seen. 94 Presentation of the Gold Star. 90 average for one semester The training cadre Training Cadre 95 Spirit of “Hi” Exralihur §tat'f The Excalibur Staff The Staff in Action Frank Crenshaw, Our School Photographer Producing an annual is a lot of hard work. It’s a lot more than just taking pictures and pasting them on paper. Pictures must be taken, layout sheets turned in, copy sheets drawn out, pictures stamped and tagged, and copy written about each activity. This takes a lot of hard work, which is done by our staff in spare time and late at night. For the time they spent I would like to give my thanks. I would also like to say thanks to Pete Adelman who was always around and did my share of the work, as well as his when I had other obligations. There were also a lot of people who weren’t of the staff who deserve a lot of credit for the help they gave us. Those people are: Cadets Lewis, M. N., who did all our typing; Carter, H. V. and Durham, who did all of our drawings; and Bentson, B. F., who did all our lettering; last but not least, our faculty advisor, Major Roy Vandegrift, without whose help we would never have completed the annual. He was always around to help solve impos- sible problems and the times when we felt like quitting, he provided us with just the right words to get us going again, plus all the free time he spent with us and all the headaches he suffered as the deadline approached. I owe him a special thanks. For most of you this is just anotherExcalibur, but for 3 6 seniors this is their last, and to each and every senior I would like to wish the best of luck and I hope that all your plans for the future become reality. 96 Jeff Johnson Editor ADAMS, ARLYN ACIE, JR. P. O. Box 554 Myrtle Beach, S. C. 29582 249-1014 ADELMAN, PETER 8465 S. W. 137 Ave. Miami, Fla. 33143 305-274-6669 ALLEN, RICHARD BRYAN Rt. 1, Box 106 Smyrna, S. C. 29743 925-2558 ANDERSON, MITCHELL FLOYD Rt. 5, Box 150A Conway, S. C. 29626 399-6374 ANGLIN, ROBERT LEO, JR. 407 Chestnut St. Florence, S. C. 29501 662-4114 ASH, CLYDE III 1854 Westmoreland Ave. Florence, S. C. 29501 665-0130 ATKINSON, JOSEPH EDWARD, III Rt. 1, Box 195 Mayesville, S. C. 29104 428-3653 BAGWELL, SCOTT EDWARD 6612 Winding Trail Raleigh, N. C. 27612 919-782-1778 BAILEY, WILLIAM WRIGHT, II 4627 Craigwood Dr. Charlotte, N. C. 28215 704-535-6978 BAKER, TERRY FRANKLIN 1-A Echo Lakes Dr. Hendersonville, N. C. 28739 704-692-1741 BALLARD, WILLIAM ALONZO Rt. 1, Box 324H Myrtle Beach, S. C. 293-3314 BALLEW, RAY CHARLES, JR. 19 Normandy Rd. Greenville, S. C. 29607 244-3909 BARTH, RORY ALAN 1311 N. Main St. Marion, S. C. 29571 423-0933 BEALL, THOMAS MOSELEY 6718 Sardis Rd. Charlotte, N. C. 28211 704-366-3655 BELSHAW, RICK CAMPBELL 1921 Effie's Lane Florence, S. C. 29501 669-5567 BENTSON, BRADLEY FOSTER 7206 Coachmaker Rd. Columbia, S. C. 29209 776-7435 BENTSON, MATTHEW KARL 7206 Coachmaker Rd. Columbia, S. C. 29209 776-7435 BLALOCK. JAMES CALVIN, JR. 3203 Ramsgate Rd. Augusta, Ga. 30904 404-733-6037 BLANK, BRYAN THOMAS Rt. 4, Box 201XX8 Manning, S. C. 29102 478-4363 C.M.A. Directory BODENHAMER, CHARLES CLAYTON Box 137 Kure Beach, N. C. 28449 919-458-5877 BOND, MORRIS KELLY 1504 Redwood Dr. W. Columbia, S. C. 29169 794-8929 BOONE, DANIEL JOSEPH P. O. Box 148 Jefferson, N. C. 28640 919-982-2711 BOOTH, ROGER GENE Rt. 1 Aynor, S. C. 29511 365-5896 BRACKETT, JOE MARVIN 728 N. Church St. Mooresville, N. C. 28115 704-663-3162 BRADLEY, JAMES BRITT, IV 6544 Brookside Cir. Columbia, S. C. 29206 782-7258 BRANDES, MICHAEL JOSEPH 409 Appaloosa Dr. Hopkins, S. C. 29061 776-2947 BRUCE, GREGORY ELLIS 4201 Rockdale Dr. Raleigh, N. C. 27609 919-787-1140 BULLOCK, WILLIAM SCOTT Rt. 1, Box 252 Clarendon, N. C. 28432 919-653-2694 BURCH, BILLY RAY, JR. 22 Swanson Cir. Greenville, S. C. 29609 242-0291 BURRIER, FRED MARVIN 6321 Lyons St. Orlando, Fla. 32807 305-277-8497 CAMPBELL, PATRICK JOSEPH 6713 Brockhollow Raleigh, N. C. 27609 919-876-1271 CARTER, HAROLD VINCENT 803 Highland Ave. Edgefield, S. C. 29824 637-3850 CANTELMO, ALBERT CARL 6100 Kemberly St. Columbia, S. C. 29029 776-2415 CARTER, JEFFREY CURTIS 2604 Leesburg Rd. Columbia, S. C. 29209 637-3850 CASSON, JOSEPH ALLEN 8 Glazier Rd. Ft. Wright, Ky. 41011 331-4791 CASTERLINE, JAMES LARRY Rt. 2, Box 304-A Columbia, S. C. 29210 772-1535 CAULDER, JOHNNY RAY 3310 Woodburn Dr. Florence, S. C. 29501 662-4239 CHICKY. BRIAN DOUGLAS 128 Crest view Dr. College Pk. Gaffney. S. C. 29340 489-0455 COTTINGHAV EDW AKD BENIAMIN 602 LabshoreDt- Bemettsvilie S C 29512 479-3446 COTTLE. GLENN BA YD Apt. 3H. Palmer: Atm Camden. S C _ A _. 432-5474 COUGHEXOUR 'AMES DAVID 2616 HunLngtm Rn. Fayetteville. N C 2 333 919-484-0007 CRAPPS. STEVEN ALLEN 145 Whispering .-.nf _r Columbia. S. C 29205 787-2409 CRAWFORD. PCHI MICHAEL P. O. Box 29574 Atlanta. Ga. 30329 404-469-7874 CREEL, PHILLIP RUSSELL Box 289 Conway. S. C. 29526 248-4031 DAVIS, EDWARD DELANE 6101 Quail Run Dr -2165 Columbia, S. C. 29201 782-2921 DAVIS, EDWARD S. Rt. 5, Box 55 Lexington, S. C. 29072 356-4414 DAVIS. MICKAEL GLENN 112 Burgess Ave. Greenville, S. C. 29609 232-8935 DAVIS, REGINALD JAMES 1947 S. Lee St. Gastonia, N. C. 28052 704-865-2446 DEAN, DONALD MICHAEL Rt. 4, Box 188 GB Manning, S. C. 29102 478-4587 DURHAM, THOMAS WILLIAM 401 Lockshire Rd. Columbia, S. C. 29210 798-0671 DYKSTRA, SCOTT RAYMOND 301 Fairfield Rd, Fayetteville, N. C. 28303 868-4898 EDWARDS. TERRY RUFUS P. O. Box 62 Merritt, N. C. 28556 745-3595 ELAM. WILLIAM BERNARD 201 Canterfieid Columbia, S. C 29210 781-3027 ELLER. JEFFREY SCOTT 511 Ninth Sl Spencer. N C 28'59 704-633-4198 ELLER. KEVIN DARKY P. O. Box 569“ Vlaftsi Lenior X. C 29W: “04-735— 7 :: EMAMTL DANA LYNNS P. O. Bex 396 X C 2S-5“L 919-521-92 “3 ERWIN. WILLIAM CLARENCE F V 3— r l?fl Greenville. S C 29605 242-4365 97 C.M.A. Directory EVANS, JAMES EUGENE Rt. 2, Box 365-B Elloree, S. C. 29047 897-2658 EVELE1GH, FRANCIS DIXON P. O. Box 124 Clio, S. C. 29525 586-2546 FERGUSON, MATTHEW 5518 N. Kings Hwy. Myrtle Beach, S. C. 29577 449-3757 FINCHER. JAMES BURTON Rt. 2 Waxhaw, N. C. 28173 964-3635 FOREHAND, JACKIE GORDON 8312 Kent Dr. Savannah, Ga. 31406 912-355-7729 FOREHAND, KENNETH DWAYNE 8312 Kent Dr. Savannah, Ga. 31406 912-355-7729 FORNEY, DONALD 1617 Fairfax Cincinnati, O. 35207 513-751-6423 FOX, JAMES DANIEL 405 Goodson Rd. Harts ville, S. C. 29550 332-6318 GADDIS, KEITH AARON P. O, Box 277 Plymouth, Mi. 48170 313-459-2527 GARBADE, EDWARD PERRY P. O. Drawer Z Ridgeland, S. C. 29936 726-3722 GARBADE, PHILLIP MICHAEL P. O. Drawer Z Ridgeland, S. C. 29936 726-3722 GARNER, JAMES EDWARD 2735 W. Mountain St. Winston-Salem, N. C. 27101 919-748-0047 GARNER, JAMES FENWICK Rt. 1, Box 47 Guyton, Ga. 31312 912-728-3162 GIESEKING, PAUL ERIC P. O. Box 127 Kingshill, St. Croix Virgin Islands 00850 809-773-5325 GILLIAM, RONALD LEE 2004 Chandler Columbia, S. C. 29210 772-6284 GLISSON, LLOYD ARNETTE 753 Oxford Rd. Augusta, Ga. 30904 404-736-4852 GRAHAM, HENRY SAMUEL 2021 Nance St. Newberry, S. C. 29108 286-3683 HAILE, JAMES CHESNUT 1210 Briehtwood Dr. Savannah, Ga. 31406 912-354-9883 HALL, WARREN HARDING 6907 Heatherford Dr. Charlotte, N. C. 28211 704-364-0454 HALL, JAMES FRED 103 Gyles Rd. Aiken, S. C. 29801 649-6612 HAMILTON, ANTHONY HOBERT 1233 Landsdowne Dr. Gastonia, N. C. 28052 704-865-5152 HARKINS, JAMES ROBERT 23 Randy Dr. Taylors, S. C. 29687 268-0913 HARM, DAVID CARSLEY 354 Providence Sq. Rd. Charlotte, N. C. 28211 704-364-6958 HARMON, ROBBIE BRIGGS P, O. Box 299 Bennetts ville, S. C. 29512 479-7125 HARRIS, GEORGE LIVINGSTON 3139 Landerwood Charlotte, N. C. 28210 704-364-2439 HARTMAN, ROBERT LESTER 3293 Woodbridge Lane Orlando, Fla. 32808 305-299-3498 HARVILL, TONY JAMES 2890 Osborne Rd., NE Atlanta, Ga. 30319 404-237-3261 HASKELL, JOHN WEATHERSTON 454 York St., SE Aiken, S. C. 29801 648-8836 HAWES, BRIAN KEITH 2009 Chandler Ave. Columbia, S. C. 29210 772-7886 HENRY, HUNTER McCUE Rt. 1, Box 28 Spartanburg, $, C, 29302 579-1939 HERTRICH, LARRY DEAN 3308 S. Lowe Ave. Chicago, 111. 60616 847-1587 HOLLAND, VINCENT LEE Rt. 1, Box 139 Gastonia, N. C. 28052 704-864-0529 HOWARD, THOMAS EUGENE Rt. 3, Box 357 Hollybrook Circle Florence, S. C, 29501 662-0792 HOWARD, VINCENT EARLE 6 Middleton Apts. Greer, S. C. 29651 877-0860 HUTTO, JAMES DICKSON 1329 Canary Dr. W. Columbia. S. C. 29169 796-1256 JAMES, THOMAS CALVIN Rt. 10, Box 290 Sanford, N. C. 27330 258-3831 JASKIEWICZ, DAVID MICHAEL 3423 Karl Rd. Columbus, O. 43224 614-268-8908 JOHNSON, DAVID ALLEN 3739-B Furman Smith Rd. Columbia, S. C. 29206 782-1883 JOHNSON, EDWARD ORTEGO P. O. Box 693 Sumter, S. C. 29150 469-2913 JOHNSON, JEFFERSON D. P. O. Box 4425 Surfside, S. C. 29577 238-2295 JOHNSON, MICHAEL TIMOTHY 433 Lebanon Rd. Pendleton, S. C. 29670 646-7896 JOHNSON, RUSSELL VERNON 1409 Whippoorwill Dr. W. Columbia, S. C. 29169 794-0405 JONES, JOHN EDWARD 5008 Parview Dr. Matthews, N. C. 28105 704-542-2761 JONES, TIMOTHY CHARLES 612 Shadowbrook Dr. Columbia, S. C. 29210 772-1303 JONES, TONY MILLER 10620 Albemarle Rd, Charlotte, N. C. 28212 704-545-5096 KIMBALL, KEVIN BRUCE Cherokee Dr., Box 106 Waynesboro, Ga. 30830 404-554-3265 KNOX, DAVID FRANK Rt. 1, Box 67 Gadsden, S. C. 29052 353-3252 KOHN, TERRELL LEE 4058 Sandwood Rd. Columbia, S. C. 29206 787-0408 GOODSPEED, DAVID EL AIR 108 Windemore Dr. Greenville, S. C. 29607 244-5207 GORDON, DENNIS ROY 5105 Middleton St. Columbia, S. C. 29201 786-5881 GOUDELOCK, DANIEL STEVENSON 17 East Borne Ct. Columbia, S. C. 29204 788-0559 HONEYCUTT, JEFFREY SCOTT 6208 Colchester PI. Charlotte, N. C. 28210 704-364-4916 HOOD, ROBERT CAROLISE P. O. Box 128 Marion, S. C, 29571 432-6934 HOWARD, DAVID RANDAL 2071-B Mercury Dr. Kirtland Air Force Base Albuquerque, N. M. 87118 LAND, JERRY EMORY 123 France Dr. Belvedere, S. C. 29841 279-7135 LANDRETH, STOWE McGILL Rt. 2, Box 235 Travelers Rest, S. C. 29690 836-3651 LANEY, JAMES RICHARD P. O. Box 373 Pineville, N. C. 28134 588-3089 98 LEWIS, JOHN MICHAEL Box 788 Gastonia, N. C. 28052 704-865-4632 C.M.A. Directory MOSHOURES, DAVID EUGENE 7710 Brentwood Dr. Myrtle Beach, S. G, 29577 449-5162 PARSHALL, CARLTON PAIGE Rt. 1, Box 329 Irmo, S. C. 29063 781-4510 LEWIS, MARK NEVIN 615 Lansdowne Rd. Charlotte, N. C. 28211 704-366-3958 McCALL, MARK EVANS 26 Brentwood Cr., Rt. 4 Greenville, S. C. 29605 277-7569 PEARSON, KENNETH MICHAEL Rt, 2, Box 304 Midland, N. C. 28107 782-5545 LINDLEY, THOMAS LITTLE Box 86 Stonewall, N. C. 28583 919-745-3816 LOGAN, WILLIAM BRYAN P. O. Box 2024 Myrtle Beach, S. C. 29577 449-3278 LOWMAN, FRANK EDWARD P. O. Box 1211 Florence, S. C. 29501 669-8330 LUNSFORD, ROBERT WAYNE 3166 Madison Rd. Cincinnati, O. 321-9320 MADDEN, DOUGLAS ERIC P.O, Box 828 Georgetown, S. C. 29440 546-5596 MANN, GUY ANDREW LOREN 125 Heather Lane Southern Pines, N. C. 28387 692-3984 MARSH, JOHN ALLEN 2901 Madison Ave. New Bern, N. C. 28560 919-733-2065 MARTIN, EDWARD PAUL 204 Concord Ave, Heath, Ohio 43055 614-522-2710 MARTIN, PHILIP WAYNE Rt. 3, Box 306 Columbia, S. C. 29206 788-2350 MASSEY, JAMES PRICE 428 Leton Dr. Columbia, S. C. 29210 772-0972 MATTISON, ALLEN CAMPBELL 3514 Carriage Dr. Raleigh, N. C. 27612 919-787-1629 MEADOWS, CHRIS CLAUS 3022 Point Clear Dr. Ft, Mill, S. C. 29715 548-1670 MILLER, DAVID WAYNE 1504 Manchester Rd. Spring Lake, N. C 28390 919-497-3742 MILLER, RICHARD WARREN 1504 Manchester Rd. Spring Lake, N, C. 28390 919-497-3742 MILLOWAY, RICHARD BENNETT 6630 Sheffield Lane Miami Beach, Fla. 33141 305-865-9022 MOORE, RICHARD CAREY 5500 N. Suggs Dr. Memphis, Tn. 38117 901-683-0309 MORRIS, ZEBULON RAY 4409 Lebanon Rd. Charlotte, N. C. 28212 704-545-4567 McINTOSH, CLAUDE STEVEN 105 Peachtree St. Fayetteville, N. C. 28305 919-485-7061 McKENZIE, FORREST SHERWOOD 1408 Murraywood Ct. Columbia, S. C. 29210 781-1556 McLEOD, CARY FRANKLIN S. Main St. Clio, S. C. 29525 586-2585 McNEESE, TIMOTHY ALLEN 913 Hannah Avenue Harts ville, S. C. 29550 332-5606 McPHAIL, LERRY GENE 2825 Bertram Rd. Winston-Salem, N. C. 27106 919-722-0115 NEASE, HERBERT FETZER Rt. 1, Box 45 Guyton, Ga. 31312 728-3189 NEWELL, DAVID LEE 11932 Idlewild Rd. Matthews, N. C. 28105 704-847-6373 NEWTON, ANDREW EGAN 2710 Mirror Lake Dr. Fayetteville, N. C. 28303 919-484-0910 NEWTON, JAMES EDWARD 2710 Mirror Lake Dr. Fayetteville, N. C. 28303 919-484-9010 NUNNALLY, JERRY LYNN 5140 Raintree Ln, Greenville, S. G. 29607 268-8651 O’BRIEN, SHAWN JOSEPH 1636 Partridge Dr. Aiken, S. C. 29801 648-9346 OGSBURY, DAVID MERRILL P.O. Box 1064 Vero Beach, Fla. 32960 305-562-2779 ORTLIEB, FRANK ARTHUR 29725 Newport Warren, Mi. 48093 313-751-7848 OLIVER, JAMES VANDIVER 3442 Kingsfield Rd. Rock Hill, S. C. 29730 366-7619 OWENS, CHARLEY TILLMAN P. O. Box 1745 Myrtle Beach, S. G. 29577 448-7827 OWENS, WILLIAM LIONEL 2515 Fordham Dr. Fayetteville, N. C. 28304 919-485-6867 PARKER, GARY FRANKLIN 513 Knollwood Dr. Columbia, S. C. 29202 776-5976 PEDEN, HAROLD VANCE P. O. Box 5273-B Greenville, S. C. 29606 288-3607 PETRAS, PHILIP ANTHONY 995 Frontage Rd. Spartanburg, S. C. 29303 578-4824 PHENIX, DAVID ANTHONY 3128 Heyward St. Columbia, S. C. 29205 252-2584 PLAYER, JOHN WILLIAM 200 Hillandale Dr. Matthews, N. G. 28105 704-364-7190 RAST, JAMES DANTZLER Box 191 Cameron, S. G. 29030 826-6048 RAST, JESSIE CLARK Box 191 Cameron, S. C. 29030 826-6048 RAVENET, LOUIS ALFONSO 1531 Erwin Lane Anchorage, Alaska RAY, JAMES MICHAEL P. O. Box 18 Gadsden, S. C. 29052 353-2917 REULE, TRACY DEAN 1031 McLaughlin, Dr. Charlotte, N. C. 28212 704-535-4100 REYNOLDS, JEFFREY THOMAS 118 W. Market St. Akron, O. 44313 666-1976 REYNOLDS, ROAN 1 Crestwood Buffalo, N. Y. 14216 716-876-8051 RHOADES, WILLIAM JONATHON 709 Twyckenham Dr. Greensboro, N. C. 27408 919-275-3634 RHODES, JERRY NEIL Rt. 2, Box 218 Lugoff, S. C. 29078 438-1314 ROBERTS, EDGAR TIMOTHY P. O. Box 295 Greenville, Fla. 32331 904-948-6811 RODRIGUEZ, ALNOR C31 Urb. Valle Verde Ponce, Puerto Rico 00731 842-9477 ROESSER, DAVID SCOTT 1336 Keowee Dayton, O. 45404 513-224-9456 ROUX, ARMAND ROBERT 3201-A Edelweiss Winston-Salem, N. C. 27100 919-788-6866 99 RUNYAN, CHARLES LINDBERGH 218 Whitefalls Dr. Columbia, S. C. 29210 781-3280 C.M.A. Directory SOLT, WILLIAM HAIG 3504 Kayson St. Silver Springs, Md. 20906 301-942-1729 WARD, ROSCOE HINSON 102 Copper St. Kingstree, S, C. 29556 354-6378 RUNYAN, HAINES GREGG 218 Whitefalls Dr, Columbia, S. C. 29210 781- 3280 RUSH, ERIC FRANKLIN Rt. 1, Box 123A Pineville, N. C. 28134 704-588-1387 SALLEY, EVERETT ARANT 420 Brewton St. Orangeburg, S. C. 29115 534-1270 SCHULTZ, DAVID RICHARD 1438 Laburnum Dr. Columbia, S. C. 29105 782- 4755 SCHUMAKER, STEVEN MICHELE 703 W. Manchester St. Florence, S. C. 29501 669-6600 SELLERS, KEITH MICHAEL 312 Oakwood Dr. Belmont, N. C. 28012 704-827-3623 SHAW, CHRIS ALLEN Rt. 1 Keysville, Ky. 30816 912-554-3611 SHERMAN, DANIEL EUGENE Rt. 4 Piedmont, S. C. 29673 845-7312 SHURETT, ION KEITH 2201 Cunningham Columbia, S. C. 29210 798-0776 SIMMONS, JOHN THOMAS Rt. 6, Box 249 Piedmont, S. C. 29673 845- 7784 SKINNER, VERNON LERUE 450 Gressette Woods Orangeburg, S. 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C. 29206 787-1570 100 Compliments of Carolina Coca-Cola Bottling Company P. O. BOX 237 CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA 29020 Compliments of Palmetto Baking Company Dairy Queen of CAMDEN, S. C. 29020 101 N. S. Meyer, Inc. 42 EAST 20th STREET NEW YORK, NEW YORK 10003 Coastal Institutional Distributors M anufacturers ‘Home of Coastal Carolina Brand” Complete Suppliers to the Food Service Industry WALTERBORO CHARLESTON COLUMBIA SAVANNAH AUGUSTA IN OUR 38th YEAR FOUNDED I860 Doar-Glover Burns Hardware 1019 BROAD ST. CAMDEN, S. C. 29020 Hardware Co., Inc. Hardware ♦ Sporting Goods ♦ Valspar Paint BURNDALE SHOPPING CENTER East DeKalb Street Phone 432-7009 102 We, the 1976 Excalibur Staff', owe credit to Historic Camden where the following pictures were taken: pgs. 14, 30, 34, 38, 42, 46, 52, 53. Compliments Pearce-Young-Angel Company Service Food Distributors 103