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J. F. Risher Guard Fancy Routine. Throwing over the commander. J.V. Drill Team: Commander Ogsbury Varsity Team: Commander Player Starting the routine. More fancy drill. This year’s James F. Risher Guard means different things to different peopfe. To members of the team, it means hard work, practice, and a lot of pride. To the other members of the corps, it means a group of guys who fall out at drill and disappear until lunch. The team has had more difficulties than usual this year — from the lack of rifles until after Christmas to teaching new members how to drill with the precision and flair that characterize the team. Even with all this we performed admirably at the Tiger Drill Meet at Clemson, bringing home four trophies. The team was judged the 3rd Place Overall Team; 2nd Fancy Platoon; 3rd Place Basic Platoon; and Greg Bruce brought home the 2nd Place Basic Individual. Even with all these accomplishments to our credit, the whole team agrees that none of it would have been possible without the support and dedication of the coach, CSM Stanley S. Staley, 17
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Fine Arts Club The Fine Arts Club Vsjot Rg. Vandegrift, Cary McLeod. Joe Brackett, Larry Casterline, Julian Whitlock, George Ferguson, Steve Patterson, Ronny Meachum, Lee Goza, Trip Vince Holland, and Tony Macris. V.ajor Roy Vandegrift advises Fine Arts Club members in crafting useful items of ceramics, cecoupage. macrame, and shirt painting. In addition, the group sponsors an annual variety show and trips to museums and art galleries. Mrs. White and Mrs. Risher help the group greatly in their activities. President Cary McLeod 1 1. Working with ceramics, Linda Higginbotham instructing. 2. Monthly meeting with Maj. Vandegrift. Mrs. White and speaker. 3. President McLeod presiding over a meeting.
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KP’s The KP’s The LTC checking the tables. Mrs. Davis and her help. Eating it up. k N Setting the tables. Kitchen help. The select few who wait on tables in the mess hall are the fastest moving cadets on campus. This service affords them an opportunity to earn some spending money. The smoothness of the dining operation depends on the ability of the KP’s to get their tables served during, and bussed after each meal.
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