Camden Military Academy - Excalibur Yearbook (Camden, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1978 volume:

Camden Military Academy Excalibur 1978 Table of Contents Military page 5. People page 21. Sports page 57. Twenty Years Proud A company formation during the early days of Camden Military Academy. The old style two story barracks looms in the background as a reminder of days gone by since our beginning. Even though this scene is many years old, it is reminiscent of our many formations today. Field trips to such historic sites as Fort Sumter off Charleston, S. C., help us understand our past. Our past is inherently part of our future. To under- stand where we stand today in 1978, we must remember CMA’s past. Humble beginnings with a handful of faculty and students have grown into a proud unit of approximately 250 cadets. Our future looks bright as we view a reflection of our past. A traditional salute of “eyes right” as a unit passes in front of the reviewing stand. In December of this year, the battalion held a parade in honor of a departing faculty member, SFC Cayton. The parade is the highest honor a military unit can bestow upon an individual. Work never seems to get done. Keeping all of our facilities clean and shipshape takes the effort of all :he corps. To maintain sharp rooms, barracks and selves is a 24. hou r a day job. But the work pays off as the USA has rated CMA “An Honor Unit with Distinction.” We look back into CMA's early history to see the inside of an old style open barracks. We have come a long way, to brick barracks with individual two-man rooms. This scene might seem a bit harsh and austere, but it also helped to form the foundation of CMA as we know it today. 3 Camden Military Academy and Her Community Camden Military Academy is ardently involved in her community. We are tied to her in myriad ways. Cadets from our Academy participate in many prestigious and worthy local happenings, such as: The Camden Heart Fund Drive; Veterans Day ceremonies; The Carolina and Colonial Cup Steeplechases; Camden Community Theater produc- tions; Camden Fine Arts Center activities; The American Cancer Society Fund Drive; The Camden Parade; forensic activities throughout the state and nation; plus countless others of no less importance. We of the Academy feel the tie that binds Camden and our school grows stronger and stronger each and every year. A choral performance in conjunction with a church choir. Camden cadets held a Christmas performance prior to our December Christmas furlough. Cadets in the choir have also appeared at a number of churches and in a play. Cadets are observing the military weaponry at a museum during a tour of Ft. Jackson in Columbia, in which 168 members of the corps toured this training facility and training sites. Cadets got a taste of real Army life. Cadets in 7th and 8th grade classes are shown above during a tour of Riverbanks Zoo in Columbia, S. C. This day off from the usual schedule was spent learning a bit more about nature and her creatures. 4 Members of the 7th and 8th grade classes toured historic Fort Sumter in Charleston, S. C. These cadets enjoyed a taste of history that marked the beginning of our Civil War. Military ’78 Organization Of Camden Military Academy was founded in 1949 as Camden Academy. The present administration acquired the school in 1958 and it has subsequently become an eleemosynary institu- tion of approximatley 250 cadets. Camden is strictly a male boarding school with no day students. The aim of our academy is to develop young men mentally, physically and morally. Camden is a military school. Because of this, cadets must wear their uniforms at all times and obey strict military customs and cour- tesies each and every day. The corps of cadets is formed into one infantry battalion. This battalion is broken down into the following units: A or Alpha Company; B or Bravo Company; C or Charlie Company; Band Company and staff. Each company is commanded by a cadet captain and is divided into two platoons, each commanded by a cadet second lieutenant. Each platoon is made up of three squads of seven to ten cadets. All of the companies compete for the distinction of being awarded at the end of the school year, Honor Company. Chief Chaplain (MG) Norris Kelly, USA, during a visit to Camden, with the cadet lieutenant colonel at the traditional honor guard. Cadet 1SG Minick bears the General’s colors. The corps held a review in honor of the chaplain who also toured the campus and facilities and spoke to the cadet corps in our gym. The corps’ performance was appreciated not only by the Chaplain but also by the cadets themselves. Cadet officers saluting SFC Richard Cayton during a review he d in his honor. The corps paid their respects to this man upon his departure from the Academy. “Old Slick,” during his tenure at Camden, did his job to perfection. We of the corps of cadets are grateful for all SFC Cayton did to make this institution better. Camden is involved in numerous parades throughout the state of South Carolina during the school year. 6 The Corps of Cadets 1977-1978 . - :en Military Academy is designated as an Ml Junior ROTC School and is rated an Honor n Distinction by the Department of the Army. Cadets participate in a military program i - '■’dudes drill, ceremonies, leadership development classes, tours of U. S. Military -: - ons and firms. The varsity championship rifle team and crack drill team are super- asse by the Military Department. 1 a', raining is one of the most valuable influences on the growth of a young man. It T3 3; es him to take orders before authority and responsibility are placed on him. Military -i -me is undoubtedly one of the greatest assets of Camden. - 5 3 :adet prepares to graduate from Camden Military Academy, he looks back on his past 3 3 • 5r at have given him the knowledge and maturity that every man acquires in the corps of raoecs Rank and Grade: PVT — Private DFC — Private First Class CPL — Corporal SGT — Sergeant SSG — Staff Sergeant SFC — Sergeant First Class SG — First Sergeant MSG — Master Sergeant CSM — Command Sergeant Major 2LT — Second Lieutenant 1LT — First Lieutenant CPT — Captain MAJ — Major LTC — Lieutenant Colonel A Typical School Day at the Academy: 0635 — First Call 0655 — Breakfast 0755 — Spelling and Vocabulary class 0820 — 1st Class period 0910 — 2nd Class period 1000 — 3rd Class period 050 — 4th Class period 1150 — Lunch 215 — Mail Call 240 — 5th Class period 1330 — 6th Class period '420 — Drill period '530 — Athletics and Intramurals 1750 — Dinner '855 — Recall 1900 — Study Hall 2145 — Tattoo 2200 — Taps (Thank goodness!) Cadet Battalion Commander Peter Adelman briefs Chief Chaplain Kelly during his visit to the Academy. The Battalion Staff also briefed the Annual Federal Inspection Team on organization, history, academ- ics, and activities of the cadet corps. Cadet CSM Bernard Elam expressing his authority. The command sergeant is responsible for all of the NCOS. He also inspects the barracks and facilities and is on hand to aid the Battalion Commander. 7 Battalion Staff Cadet LTC Peter Adel man Battalion Commander Maj. Greg Bruce speaking to CH (MG) Norris Kelly during his visit to the academy. Cadet 1st. Lt. Richard Whittle, Adjutant Battalion Staff: Peter Adelman; Greg Bruce; Brad Bentson; Rick Whittle; Brian Blank; Holly Wallace: Craig Wells; Alberto Aviles; James Garner; Bernard Elam; Glenn Cottle; Larry Hertrich; Miguel Irias. Battalion Staff leading the battalion onto the parade field. Cadet CSM Bernard Elam Battalion Sergeant Major 8 Cadet 2nd Lt. Brian Blank Athletic and Recreation Officer 1977-1978 Cadet 1st. Lt. Holly Wallace Supply Officer Our own Rick Whittle during a dress parade. Cadet CPT. Brad Bentson JROTC Operations Officer Arms Room Staff: Suddath, Forney, Wells, Faile, Edwards. The bosses, Cadets, LTC, and Maj, together at a meeting in the gym. Cadet 2nd Lt. Jimmy Garner Adjutant Department 9 Cadet Maj. Greg Bruce Battalion Executive Officer A Company Cadet CPT John Boltin Company Commander “ALPHA Artistry Cadet 2nd LT, David Moshoures 1st Platoon Leader 1st Platoon A Company 1977-1978 Cadet 1SG Blake Keller 1 st Platoon of A company leads the battalion onto the parade field during Company First Sergeant a battalion dress parade. Cadet SFC Kent Taylor 1st Platoon Sergeant 10 1977-1978 Cadet 2nd LT Simon Lowe 2nd Platoon Leader Company Faculty Advisor CPT Steve Tucker is quite tuckered out during a field trip to Fort Sumter in Charleston, S. C. Cadet 1 st LT Van Oliver Company Executive Officer 2nd Platoon, A Company 1977-1978 Cadet SFC Stuart Gore 2nd Platoon Sergeant A Company was chosen Honor Company for 1977-78 at the end of last Capt. Steve Tucker school year. “A” is shown here fulfilling its commitment as honor com- Faculty Advisor pany. 11 B Company Cadet CPT Royce Warlick Company Commander B Company during a dress parade. Cadet 2nd LT Billy Cato 1st Platoon Leader 1st Platoon, B Company 1977-78 The beginning of the end, the smile deceives us, but OC is still the same. Cadet 1SG Dean Minick Company 1SG 12 Cadet SFC Philip Garrett 1st Platoon Sergeant 1977-1978 Cadet 2nd LT Rory Barth 2nd Platoon Leader Let's get down to business! Cadet 2nd LT Mike Lovoy Company Executive Officer 2nd Platoon, B Company 1977-78 Cadet SFC Bobby Hood Wawa working. 2nd Platoon Sergeant Capt. Garry Fast Faculty Advisor 13 C Company Cadet CPT Robert Anglin Company Commander Members of C Company observing different types of weaponry during a tour of Ft. Jackson in Columbia, S. C. Cadet 2nd LT Chuck Owens 1 st Platoon Leader 1st Platoon, C Company 1977-78 Cadet 1SG Alberto Aviles Company 1SG Charlie Creativity Cadet SFC Joe Green burg 1 st Platoon Sergeant 14 1977-1978 Cadet 2nd LT Chad Watts 2nd Platoon Leader Company Officers using their “best” leadership tactics to solve a problem. Cadet 1 st LT Joel Swager Company Executive Officer 2nd Platoon, C Company 1977-78 Cadet SFC Matt Rodgers Pass in Review during the Battalion parade honoring SFC Richard 2nd Platoon Sergeant Cayton. Capt. Robert Thorp Faculty Advisor 15 Band Company Cadet CPT Ed Garbade Company Commander Cadets mingle with the real Army. Cadet 2nd LT Rob Windsor 1 st Platoon Leader 1st Platoon, Band Company 1977-78 Cadet 1SG Mark Lewis Company 1SG The band marching during one of the many parades in which it partici- Cadet SFC Greg Runyan pated throughout the state. 1st Platoon Sergeant 16 1977-1978 Cadet 2nd LT Burt Fincher 2nd Platoon Leader Main Entrance Cadet 1st LT Reggie Davis Company Executive Officer 2nd Platoon, Band Company 1977-78 Capt. Green directing the pep band at one of our home football games. Cadet SSG Charlie Chappell 2nd Platoon Sergeant 17 Capt. David Green Faculty Advisor Annual Federal Inspection The President of the inspection team reviewing the honor guard. The band provided the music during the honor guard ceremony. The inspector troops the line during the early morning ceremony. Members of the inspection team toured the company barracks and areas during their day at C.M.A. Each school year the United States Army designates a commit- tee of officers to evaluate Camden Military Academy’s JROTC Department. This year the inspection team was comprised of members of the ROTC staff of Davidson College, Davidson, North Carolina. The team inspected cadets, barracks, adminis- trative records, campus, and security of military facilities. In the past, Camden Military Academy has scored 100% to earn highest ranking, that of Honor Unit with Distinction, earned through full participation of every CMA cadet, working as indi- viduals and as a team. 18 Each of the four companies worked very hard preparing themselves and their barracks and areas. February 27, 1978 PC 1 Hass instructed by PSG Darrow during the day’s inspection. Inspection in a cadet’s room. ITINERARY ANNUAL FEDERAL INSPECTION 27 February 1978 'i- 5 .'«e don’t have any sir. 0800 — 0800 — 0805 0805 — 0830 0830 — 0845 0845 — 0905 0905 — 0950 0950 — 1100 1100 — 1150 1150 — 1245 1245 — 1330 1330 — 1400 1330 — 1415 1330 — 1430 1430 — 1500 1500 — 1515 1515 — 1530 1530 Inspection Team Arrives Honor Guard Inspection Team Visits Headmaster Drill Team Exhibition Cadet Commander and Staff Briefing Battalion Ceremonial Review Inspection in Ranks Inspection of Facilities, Administration Security, Training, and Records Lunch and Open Time Continuation of Inspection Questions for JROTC Cadets Inspection of JROTC Class Inspection of Supply Administrative Time for the Inspection Team Exit Briefing with JROTC Instructors Exit Briefing with Headmaster Team Departs 19 Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps Senior commissioned officers make up the battalion review board, which evaluates and makes recommendations for pro- motion within the corps of cadets. Their jobs take much of their time and energy and their experiences here at the Academy will aid them in future endeavors. Senior Commissioned Officers: Company Commander of C Company, Cadet CPT Robert Anglin; Company Commander of A Company, Cadet CPT John Boltin; Battalion Executive Officer, Cadet MAJ Greg Bruce; Battalion Command- er, Cadet LTC Peter Adelman; Company Commander of Band Company, Cadet CPT Edward Garbade; Company Commander of B Company, Cadet CPT Royce Warlick. Commissioned officers comprise the Officer Corps of Camden Military Academy. Their responsibilities range from command of an individual platoon to staff responsibilities of the Adjutant and JROTC departments. An officer is distinguished by his gold hatband, maroon sash, and sword. Cadet Officers: Wells, Whittle, Owens, Garbade, Barth, Boltin, Blank, Wartick, Garner, Fincher, Watts, Wallace, Adelman, Bentson, Davis, Anglin, Cato, Oliver, Swager, Ballard and Bruce. The cannon detail is responsible for the retreat ceremony every evening and the formal retreat at the weekly battalion parade. Between firing of the cannon and lowering of the flag, these cadets are kept busy. Cannon detail: Cadet 1SG Alberto Aviles; Cadet MSG Glenn Cottle; Cadet CPL Miguel Irias. 20 Faculty and Staff Col. Lanning P. Risher, Headmaster; B.S., The Citadel; M.A., University of South Carolina. LTC Charles R. White, U.S.A. (Ret.), Senior Army Instructor and Assistant Headmaster; B,S.: University of South Carolina. LTC James T. Dallas, Commandant; A.B., Uni- LTC Joseph H. Parsons, Asst. Commandant and versity of South Carolina. Instructor; B.S. East Stroudsburg State College. 22 Faculty and Staff .“I -obert G. Clithero, U.SAF. (Ret.) Instrue- Mrs. J. T. Dallas, Librarian, A.B., University of Remedial Reading; B.A., UCLA; M.P.A., South Carolina; B.S., Columbia College, j: zen State University. SFC Leo A. Darrow, U.S.A. Army Instructor Maj. James T. Dozier, Instructor; A.B. Pfeifer College; M.S.T., Middle Tenn. State University. Capt. Garry A. Fast, Instructor; B.A., Catawba College. ”5 Bessie V. Davis. Dietitian. 23 Faculty and Staff Commander John C. Feltham. Jr., U.S.N. (Ret.) Instructor; B.S., University of S. C.; MAT., Uni- versity of Louisville. Maj. Burton B. Gale, U.S.A.F. (Ret.) Instructor; B.A., University of Vermont; M.Ed., Our Lady of the Lake University. Ms. Faye Gaskins, R.N., School Nurse. Capt. David V. Green, Instructor; A.B., Newberry College; M.M.E., Florida State University. Mrs. Tommie D. Pyiant, Secretary-Bookkeeper. CH(LTC) Robert G. Swager, U.S.A. (Ret.), In- structor; B.A., Ohio Northern University; Th.M., Iliff School of Theology; M.A., Hampton Institute; D.D., Ohio Northern University.’ Cpt. Robert E. Thorp, Instructor; B.S., Murray State University. Capt. Stephen W. Tucker, Instructor; B.S., Clemson University. 1SG Johnny H. Walters, U.S.A. (Ret.), Army In- structor. 24 7th Grade — Class of 1983 Brian Douglas Bridges, James Regan Greenburg, John Allen Bramlett, Douglas Van Canady, Gregory Joel Gehring, 8th Grade Charles Pollard Andrews, II Richard Winchester Bauer Randall Eugene Berry John Joseph Bundrick Mariano A. Cabrera Olandor Adrian Calloway Harry Dean Douglas George Burton Taylor Ferguson Lester Vastine Fisher, III Michael Dean Fox Frank Geilfuss Craft Thomas Dale Dagenhart 28 Leon Palmer Goza, III Robin Forsythe Hilley Matthew Paul James Christopher Leroy Katz Class of 1982 John Andrew Lowe Nigel Thomas Lowe Robert Leonard Lyons Steven Perry Patterson Timothy Duane Rusch Patrick Anthony Taylor Gary Marc-Anthony Thompson Donald Marshall Rhodes Scott Thomas Weeks Leo Gilbert Wiggins, Jr. Kevin Bartley McCoy, Garett Gary Hutto, Haldo Dubon, Charles Todd Carter, James Carlisle Shelley, Jr. 29 9th Grade Matthew Karl Bentson Grazio John Blevins Charles Melvin Amerson David Oakley Bolick Timothy Lee Burns Harold Spell Carr, Jr. Jimmy Lee Cole Christopher Scott Copeland 30 Timothy David Hargett Michael Stephenson Hundley Wayne Weston Hyman Todd Harley James Class of 1981 John Edward Jones William Richard Jumper Eddie Kornegay John Damon Manuch Andrew Douglas Massey Jonathan Coleman Mitchell Robert Wesley Munday John Siler McCoy Frank Price Osteen, II Edgar Timothy Roberts Rick Allen Roberts Charles Lindbergh Runyan, Jr, 31 Fred William Ruppenthal, IV Kenneth Alvin Smith 9th Grade Gregory Frederick Steele George Myers Stuckey, III Anthony Vincent Tarleton Shawn Wayne Jeffcoat, Marc Nathan Maxwell, Paul Owen Blake, III James Emmett Treanor Donald Clayton Welch John Timothy Woodall 32 10th Grade Kenneth Wade Aldridge Mitchell Floyd Anderson David Shepard Atkinson Timothy Brian Bailey Harry Vancleve Baugh, III Craig Philip Ciaccio Paul Lewis Buckner Robbie Bishop Buffkin Richard Linden Clark Guy Allen Crockett, Jr. William Seton Cheek, Jr. Theodore Scott Dodson 33 Michael Allen Doyle Ernest Johnson Eaddy, III Dwayne Allen Edwards Robert Cecil Faile, Jr. 10th Grade Matthew Henry Taylor Ferguson Donald Forney David Clare French Philip Alexander Garrett John Clyde Garrison, Jr. Daniel Stevenson GoudeJock. II Mitchell Greenstein Tony James Harvill 34 Robert Lee Hudnell Mark Jeffrey James Daniel Charles Jernigan, II Robert Alden Jones, Jr. 10th Grade Stephen Tracy Jones Robert Clair Kirkpatrick William Lee Lail Matthew Alan Lavette Robin Lee Leoffler Ronald Lee Meachum Michael Davis Middleton Charles Goodrich Neely Philip Anthony Petras Kenneth Patrick Rivers Anthony Troy Rossillo Kelvin Louis O’Neal 35 Haines Gregg Runyan George Leonard Shipley William Burn Sneed Robert Benjamin Strickland Class of 1980 Gregory Wade Taylor Nathan Andrew Thostenson Gregory Clark Thompson Robert Wayne Turner Daniel E. Timmons Joseph Salvatore Valentino, Jr. 36 Robert David Whitaker Edgar Causey Wiggins, III James Mark Williams Jackie Thomas Wright, Jr. 11th Grade Rodney Edwards Ayers Alberto Jose Aviles Rory Alan Barth Barry John Barton Frederick Robert Brown Jeffrey Curtis Carter Billy Ray Cato William David Brauns 37 Robert Grant Farmer James Burton Fincher, Jr. George Daniel Finnell Allen Carlton Firestine Class of 1979 Arturo Emilio Alejandro Gonzales Joseph Andrew Greenburg Wayne Drummond Gregory James Chesnut Haile Christopher Robert Hayden James Michael Hurley Robert Christopher Kiger Eric Weston Klienbach 38 Guy Andrew Loren Mann David Eugene Moshoures Robert Kevin Murdoch Charley Tillman Owens, II 11th Grade Reginald Townsend Phifer Matthew Legare Rodgers William Earl Rose, Jr. Jeffrey Lyle Stadler Lovick Pierce Suddath Gordon Layton Towe, Jr. William Shiver Walker Todd Daniel Walters Chad Cameron Watts Kirk Lee White David Eugene Wilkinson Charles Rudolph Woods, Jr. Christopher Mark Dunn, Lucas Karl Smith 39 Roland David Young Erick Scott H. Zoot In the Eyes of a Senior 1977-1978 “A Motley Crew IHT 1.1 HITS TO ALL UMAUTHOHIZKU HI HALLS Rest and Relaxation??? Food 40 Class of 1978 PETER ADELMAN Cadet LTC; Honor Council; Sash Sword 2; Military Awards 8; Training Cadre 3; Academic Awards 8; ADJUTANT; BSA 2; Debate Team 4, President; DKS 2, Secretary-Treasurer, President; Drill Team; EX- CALIBUR 3, Editor 2; Fine Arts; Weight Room Staff; Intramurals 4; Hobby: Oral Communication; Future Plans: University; National Forensic League, De- gree of Distinction; Years at CM A 4. ROBERT LEO ANGLIN, JR. Cadet CPT; Honor Council; Sash Sword; Training Cadre 3; Military Awards 4; Armory Staff; Block C; DKS; Baseball Mgr.; Intramurals 4; Future Plans: Technological College; Nickname: Leo; Years at CMA 4. WILLIAM ALONZO BALLARD Cadet 2LT; Sash Sword; Training Cadre 2; Bus Driver; Block C; Gym Staff; Rec-Room Staff; Horse- back Rider 2; Infirmary Aid; Intramurals 3; Years at CMA 3. CLIFFORD THOMAS BELL, III Cadet CPL; Academic Awards; Debate Team; In- tramurals; Hobbies: Hunting Skiing; Future Plans: College; Nickname: Cliff; Years at CMA 1. 41 Class of 1978 BRADLEY FOSTER BENTSON Cadet Capt.; Sash Sword; Military Awards 2; Training Cadre 2; ADJUTANT Staff 3; Debate Soci- ety 1; DKS 1; Drill Team 2; EXCALIBUR Staff 2; Pool Staff 1; Golf Team 2; Intramurals 3; Hobby: Model Airplanes; Future Plans: Air Force ROTC; Nickname: B. F.; Years at CMA 3. BRYAN THOMAS BLANK Cadet 2LT; Sash Sword 2; Military Awards 3; Training Cadre4; Armory Staff; Block C 3; BSA; Bus Driver; Dance Committee; Drill Team 4, Squad Commander; Gym Staff; K.P. 2; Pool Staff 3; Weight Room Staff; Football Team 2; Intramurals 5; Track Team 3; Soccer, Capt.; Future Plans: College; Nickname; B. B.; Years at CMA 5. JOSE LUIS BERNAL Cadet PFC; Soccer Team; Track Team; Tennis Team 1; Hobby: Chess; Future Plans: University; Nickname: Pajaro; Years at CMA 2. CHARLES CLAYTON BODENHAMER Cadet SSG; Military Awards; Block C; BSA; Fine Arts Club; Horseback Rider 2; Kitchen Help; K.P.; Pool Staff 3, Mgr.; Rec-Room Staff; Football Team; Intramurals 5; Hobbies: Cars; Future Plans: Work; Nickname: Chuck; Flying Club; Years at CMA 5. 42 Class of 1978 ROGER GENE BOOTH Cadet SFC; Military Awards 4; Training Cadre; Block C (3); Drill Team; Fine Arts Club 2; K.P.; Li- brary Staff; Rec-Room Staff; Weight Room Staff; Intramurals 5; Track Team 2; Hobby: Airplanes; Years at CMA 5. GREGORY ELLIS BRUCE Cadet Maj.; Honor Council; Sash Sword 2; Military Awards 3; Training Cadre 2; Academic Awards 7; BSA; Debate Team 2; DKS 2; Drill Team 4; EX- CALIBUR; Horseback Rider; K.P. 2; Kitchen Helper 2; Library Staff 2; J. V. Football; Intramurals 4; Hobby: Camping and Girls; Plans: U. S. Army; Nickname: Greg; Years at CMA 4. JOHN EDWARD BOLTIN Cadet CPT; Honor Council; Sash Sword 2; Military Awards 4; Training Cadre 2; Block C 2; BSA 2; K.P.; Library Staff; Pool Staff; Weight Room Staff 2; Baseball; Football 3, Cpt.; Intramurals 5; Hobby: Pumping Iron; Plans: College; Nickname: Juan; Years at CMS CMA 5. WOFFORD GORHAM BOYD, II Cadet PFC; Military Awards; Debate Team; Rifle Team; Baseball; Basketball; Intramurals; Hobby: Surfing; Plans: Medicine; Nickname: Woff; Years at CMA 1. 43 Class of 1978 VICTOR MANUEL BUTCHART Cadet PFC; Intramurals 2; Soccer; Hobby: Chess; Nickname: Old Man; Years at CMA 2. REGINALD JAMES DAVIS Cadet 1LT; Sash Sword; Military Awards 4; Train- ing Cadre; Block C 4; BSA 2; Bus Driver 2; Dance Committee; Gym Staff; Pool Staff; Rec-Room Staff 2, Mgr.; Weight Room Staff; Baseball Team, Mgr.; Basketball Team 2, Mgr.; Football Team; Intramur- als 4; Track Team; Hobby: Hiking; Future Plans: College; Nickname: R. J., Reggie; Years at CMA 4. TERRELL EDWARD DELOACH Cadet SFC; Military Awards 3; Training Cadre; Academic Awards, 2; ADJUTANT Staff; BSA; De- bate Team; DKS; Drill Team 2; Intramurals 2; Hobby: Skiing, Surfing; Plans: College; Nickname: Ted; Years at CMA 2. JACK GARY EVANS Cadet SFC; Military Awards 2; Training Cadre; Block C 3; K.P.; Library Staff 2; J. V. Football Team; Track Team; Intramurals 4; Hobby: Springboard Diving; Plans: U. S. Navy; Nickname: Robin; Years at CMS CMA 4. 44 Class of 1978 EDWARD PERRY GARBADE Cadet OPT; Honor Council; Sash Sword 2; Military Awards 2; Training Cadre 5; Academic Awards 11; ADJUTANT Staff; Block C 2; BSA 2; Bus Driver; Debate Team; DKS 2, Treasurer-Secretary; EX- CALIBUR Staff 2; Fine Arts Club 2; Gym Staff; Pool Staff; Ree-Room Staff; Football 2; Intramurals 5Vt, Capt.; National Forensic League; Pep Band 2; Hobby: Model Airplanes; Future Plans: Solar En- gineer; Nickname: G. B.; Years at CMA 5%. JAMES EDWARD GARNER Cadet 2LT; Sash Sword; Military Awards; Training Cadre; ADJUTANT Staff; Armory Staff 2; Block C; BSA; Gym Staff; EXCALIBUR Staff; Dance Commit- tee, Head; Drill Team 3; K.P. 4, Head; Library Staff; Pool Staff; Rec-Room Staff; Baseball 2; Intramurals 4; Hobby: Biking; Future Plans: College; Nickname: Puds; Years at CMA 4. FRANCIS STUART GORE Cadet SFC; Academic Awards; BSA 2; Library Staff; Weight Room Staff; Gym Staff; Intramurals 2; Foot- ball Team; Basketball Team; Hobby: Swimming; Fu- ture Plans: Restaurant Business; Nickname: E-Gore; Years at CMS CMA 2. LARRY DEAN HERTRICH Cadet MSG; Military Awards 3; Academic Awards 2; Library Staff; EXCALIBUR Staff 2; Intramurals 3; Hobby: Swimming, Writing, Mechanics; Years at CMA 3. 45 Class of 1978 ROBERT CARLISLE HOOD, JR. Cadet SFC; Military Awards 2; Training Cadre 2; Block C 2; Intramurals 3; Baseball Team 2; Football Team 3; Hobby: Motorcross Racing; Future Plans: College; Nickname: Biggs; Years at CMA 3. MIGUEL ANTONIO IRIAS Cadet CPL; Block C; Baseball Team; Soccer Team; Tennis Team; jntramurals 2; Hobby: Pool; Future Plans: College; Nickname: Marisa; Years at CMS CMA 2. WILLIAM BLAKE KELLER Cadet 1st SG: Military Awards 4; Training Cadre; Academic Awards 4; DKS; EXCALIBUR Staff; AD- JUTANT Staff; Rec-Room Staff; Intramurals 3; Hobby: Coins and Chess; Future Plans: U. S. Army; Years at CMA 2. CHARLES DAN FRANKLIN LINDER, JR. Cadet CPL; Training Cadre; Rec-Room Staff; In- tramurals 2; Years at CMA 2. Class of 1978 EDWARD PAUL MARTIN Cadet SFC; Drill Team 3; Gym Staff; K.P. 2; Pool Staff; Dance Committee; Horseback Rider 2; In- tramurals 4; Hobby: Girls; Nickname: E. P.; Years at CMA 4. SIMON JAMES LOWE Cadet 2LT; Sash Sword; Military Awards; Training Cadre; J. V. Drill Team, Capt.; Fine Arts Club; Horseback Rider; Pool Staff; Intramurals 2; Hobby: Photography; Future Plans: Canadian Army; Nick- name: Nose; Years at CMA 3. . . CONNER EWING MANLEY, II Cadet SSG; Training Cadre; Academic Awards 2; Block C 2; Football Team, Trainer; Basketball Team 2; Golf 2, Co-Capt.; Intramurals 2; Hobby: Women; Nickname: Chip; Years at CMA 2. MICHAEL FRANK LOVOY Cadet 2LT; Sash Sword; Military Awards; Training Cadre; Block C; BSA; Dance Committee; Drill Team; Gym Staff; K.P.; Football Team; Basketball Team, Mgr.; Intramurals 2; Hobby: Fishing, Hunting, Motorcross; Years at CMA 2. 47 Class of 1978 PRESTON DEAN MINICK Cadet 1SG; Military Awards 2; Training Cadre; Academic Awards 2; DKS; Intramurals 2; Track Team; Hobby: Motorcross; Future Plans: Welder; Nickname: Mean Dean; Vocational Center, Welding 2; Years at CMA 2. RICHARD CAREY MOORE Cadet PFC; Military Awards 2; Training Cadre; Block C 2; Basketball Team 2; Football Team 3; Track Team 3; Intramurals 3; Hobby: Motorcross; Future Plans: College; Nickname: Wild Pig; Years at CMA 3, RAY LAVERNE McCOY, III Cadet SGT; Training Cadre; Academic Awards 2; ADJUTANT Staff 2; Kitchen Helper 2; K.P.; Laundry Staff 2, Head; Debate Team; EXCALIBUR Staff 2; Intramurals 3; Future Plans: College; Hobbies: Motorcycles, Water Skiing; Nickname: Goofy; Years at CMA 3; National Forensic League, Degree of Merit; Furman Scholar; Wofford Scholar. JAMES VANDIVER H. OLIVER Cadet 1LT; Sash Sword 2; Military Awards 4; Training Cadre 2; Block C 3; Dance Committee; Rec-Room Staff; Rifle Team 3; Baseball Team; In- tramurals 4; Track Team; Hobby: Weightlifting; Nickname: Ollie; Years at CMA 4. 48 Class of 1978 TOMMY LEE O’NEAL Cadet SFC; Block C 3; EXCALIBUR Staff 2; Fine Arts Club 2; K.P, 2; Rifle Team; Intramurals 5; Hobby: Flying Airplanes; Future Plans: Work; Nickname: Styx; Years at CMS CMA 5, JOEL ROBERT SWAGER Cadet 1LT; Sash Sword; Military Awards 2; Train- ing Cadre; Academic Awards 2; Block C 2; DKS 2; Horseback Riders; Rec-Room Staff; Baseball; In- tramurals 2; Hobby: Hiking, Traveling; Future Plans: Pro Soccer; Years at CM A 3. HAROLD REID THRUSH Cadet PVT; Block C 3; Training Cadre; Nickname: Muffler; Hobby: Guitar; Future Plans: College; Years at CMA 3. LEONARD HOLLEY WALLACE Cadet 1st LT; Sash Sword 2; Military Awards 2; Training Cadre 2; Block C 4; Bus Driver 3; Pool Staff 3; Basketball; Golf 5, Cpt. 2; Intramurals 5; Hobby: Golf, Soccer; Nickname: Wally, Years at CMS CMA 5. 49 CRAIG MARTIN WELLS Cadet 1LT; Sash Sword; Military Awards 3; Train- ing Cadre; Armory Staff 2, Officer; Block C 3; Bus Driver; Dance Committee; Horseback Rider; Rifle Team 2; Baseball Team; Football Team, Statistics; Track Team; Intramurals 4; Weight Room Staff; Hobby: Water Skiing, Swimming; Years at CMA 4. ROYCE PINCKNEY WARLICK, III Cadet CPT; Honor Council; Sash Sword 2; Military Awards 3; Training Cadre 2; BSA; Dance Committee 2; Fine Arts Club; Gym Staff 2; Horseback Rider; K.P.; Library Staff; Rec-Room Staff; Weight Room Staff; Baseball Team, Mgr.; Intramurals 5; Hobby: Raising Cane; Future Plans: College; Nickname: Wawa, Possum; Color Guard; Years at CMA 5. JOELLYN DWAYNE WHEATLEY Cadet CPL; Future Plans: College; Years at CMA 1 RICHARD IRVIN WHITTLE Cadet 1LT, Adjutant; Sash Sword; Military Awards 2; Training Cadre 3; Block C; BSA 2; Bus Driver; DKS; Drill Team 2; Gym Staff; Pool Staff; Rec-Room Staff; Football Team; Golf Team 4; Intramurals 4; Hobby: Girls, Golf; Future Plans: College; Nickname: Rick; Years at CMA 4. Class of 1978 ROBERT GRAY WINDSOR, JR. Cadet 2LT; Sash Sword; Training Cadre; Block C 2; BSA 2; Baseball Team 2; Basketball Team 2, Capt.; Football Team 2, Defensive Capt.; Hobby: Darts; Future Plans: Tech. School; Nickname: Re- pete; Years at CMA 2. JONATHAN DARRELL WOOTEN Cadet PVT; Training Cadre; Block C 3; Baseball; Football 2; Hobby: Hunting; Future Plans: College; Nickname: Bat-man; Years at CMS CMA 3. KENT WEBER TAYLOR Cadet SFC; Military Awards 2; Block C 2; BSA; Bus Driver; Training Cadre; Intramurals 2; J. V. Football 2, Asst. Coach; Golf Team 2; Hobby: Water Skiing; Future Plans: College; Years at CMA 2. 51 Miss Excalibur Maylinda McRae (Chip Mantey) Miss Excalibur’s Court Pam Woods (Steward Gore) Lynn Stewart (Ted DeLoach) Debbie Leach (Gary Parker) This year’s judging of the Miss Excalibur contest was conducted by WPUB FM Radio in Camden, S. C. Senior Superlatives Most Likely to Succeed Pete Adelman Class Clown Kent Taylor Most Military Greg Bruce Most Athletic Rob Windsor Senior Superlatives Class Casanova John Boltin Most Studious Pete Adel man Best All Around John Boltin Best Personality Rick Whittle CMA Football The thrill of a hard earned touchdown. Coach Bounds, Jernigan, Faiie, Rodgers, Cato, Cottle, Klienbach, Hood, Suddath, Darley, Moore, Walker, Coach Dozier, Coach Fast, Mgrs. Kirkpatrick and Manley, Wiggins, Thostensen, Gilliam, Hawkins, Forney, Turner, Hayden, Windsor, Fincher, Owens, French, Walters, White, Thompson, Munday, Shipley, Boltin, Barth, Dodson, Greenburg, Garrett, Edwards, Farmer. {Not Pictured: Lovoy.) Coaches: Clithero, Fast and Bounds. 58 John Boltin breaks for yardage. Heaven 77 “The Mess Going for the touchdown. Our offensive against Thomas Hart Academy. 59 CMA’s defense set for action. Senior Players 1978 Bobby Hood Football In our second year in the Palmetto Athletic Conference the CMA Spar- tans had a good season, defeating Wildewood and Heathwood Hall. We lost to Spartanburg Day and in the PAC Championship that club de- feated CMA in a heartbreaking game, scoring in the last two min- utes. Season results are: Bethune 2 CMA 0 Thomas Hart 27 CMA 7 Heathwood Hall 0 CMA 19 Wildewood 6 CMA 18 Lewisville 34 CMA 8 Florence Christian 6 CMA 20 Spartanburg Day 20 CMA 6 Avalon 0 CMA 14 Championship play score was: Spartanburg Day 20 CMA 16 Rob Windsor Big John Boltin 60 (Not Pictured: Michael Lovoy, Offensive and Defensive Tackle 70.) Rick Moore Football ’78 Junior High Football 1978 61 Who’s got the ball now? Get that ball, big Blue! Basketball The Camden Military Academy Basketball Team played a long, 20 game season. A tip-off tournament got Palmetto Athletic Conference teams acquainted with each other and CMA bowed out during quarter-final play at Greenville. Scores were: Bill Walker takes a jump. CMA 45 Byrdtown 20 CMA 43 Florence Christian 32 CMA 43 Emmanuel Baptist 46 CMA 49 Wildewood 70 CMA 37 Shannon Forest 69 CMA 54 Washington Avenue 68 CMA 58 Southside 84 CMA 43 Heathwood Hall 75 CMA 48 Washington Avenue 50 CMA 41 Wildewood 70 CMA 47 Spartanburg Day 70 CMA 37 Curtis Baptist 74 CMA 66 Emmanuel Baptist 40 CMA 42 Shannon Forest 57 CMA 64 Heathwood Hall 73 CMA 26 Southside 35 CMA 58 Florence Christian 45 CMA 61 Curtis Baptist 86 CMA 44 Spartanburg Day 66 Tournament Play: CMA 45 Shannon Forest 52 Rob “Star” Windsor goes in for a shot. Faile, Calloway, Moshoures, Walker, Forney, Windsor, White, Owens, Boyd, Manley. 62 Basketball ’77-78 Wofford Boyd takes a jump shot at the foul line. Cecil Faile tips it in for two points. Coach Jim Dozier. Chuck Owens goes up for a lay up. Fight for the rebound. 63 Orlando Calloway goes up in the lane. J. V. Basketball Coach Dozier tells it as it is. Osteen puts up the shot. Greg Thompson puts up a sure two points. The bench waits patiently. Vince Tarleton covers the ball after rebound. Turner shoots under pressure. 64 Soccer 78 Joel Swager's corner kick for a goal. Tim Bailey clearing the ball up field. Brian Blank fights for the ball. Chris Hayden, goalie, gets his shot. 1 st. SGT Walters during half time. Soccer We introduced soccer as a new intramural sport this year at CMA. The team did very well placing second in the Palmetto Athletic Conference. Team Captains Joel Swager and Bryan Blank, under the tutelage of First Sergeant Walters, steered the team to an impressive first-year record. Emmanuel Baptist 3 CMA 0 Southside Christian 3 CMA 1 Heath wood Hall 1 CMA 8 Heathwood Hall 2 CMA 4 Camden High 1 CMA 1 Spartanburg Day 6 CMA 3 Conference Championships: Heafhwood Hall 0 CMA 2 Spartanburg Day 2 CMA 0 Brian Blank and Chris Kiger getting it under control. Jose Gonzales breaking for a shot. Gonzales shielding the ball. 65 Track and Field 66 Chris Kiger clears the bar. Freddy Brown coming in for a landing. 1978 67 Cecil Faile making it look easy. He made its Baseball The 1977-78 baseball line-up brings to bat a young but very enthusiastic team. Four senior players and three junior players round out the top of the club. The team hopes that as the season progresses, players wifi win the conference and continue the winning tradition at C.M.A. Coaches Gary Fast and Steve Tucker both have experi- ence with college baseball and hope their knowledge, coupled with an energetic team will find C. M. A. once again atop the Palmetto Athletic Conference. Owens rounding first. 68 D. A. Edwards following through. Retiring the sides. Jumper warms up. Baseball ’78 Garner taking a cut at it. . w waAX - : Windsor, Owens, Runyan working together. Getting a piece of the ball. n Steve Tucker watching carefully. Coach holding Owens up at 3rd. Rob Windsor watching his fly. An outfielder’s viewpoint. 69 Spring Sport Blevins watching it closely. Hood catching a pop up. Garner looks to throw. Garner swings away. Chad Watts makes contact. Jumper waiting for the right pitch. mi Kill 1111 Ill IttlJ 111! Coach looking on. 70 Windsor moving in for the catch. Mann, a little late. The-Adjutant, “GMA’s Best Informer”. The Adjutant Staff, publishes the school newspaper each Friday. - • AgQ -tesuis werie chcxsen “to rspresent, the sta First semester Major Gale’s advanced composition class accepts reporting assignments during instruc- tional periods, secures data, edits copy as a group, types material, establishes layout, and, with Mrs. Pyl- ant’s unfailing help and cooperation, publishes and dis- Idbutesjthbqcsfrefcs attending debate lectures and Second semester Major Gale's fifth period senior En- glish ciass performs the same service. niarKs second txme CMa has sent debate « Ul’ tests with The Rations cs-js ucuisvcx's to n t fxrst in Ipro Bicentennial Debates are Virginia Indene onsored oy tne centennial Commission, and the Bicentennial iirncil of the Thirteen Original States, with e cooperation of the Colonial Williamsburg undati on and the College of William and Mary, Ffae debates are held each year of the Bicentennial celebration through 1981 Leoffler, BaugK Gilliam, Zoot, Copeland, B. F. Bentson, J. A. Greenburg, Keller, Garner, Rodgers, J. C. Haile, Hertrich, R. L McCoy, Major Gale. Art work and layouts are the responsibility of Brad Bentson. Randy McCoy types the copy for Each week Mrs. T. Pylant runs off the copies of the hewspaperfor us in her office. 72 Bands The Concert Band has participated in three programs this year. The Pep Band provides that extra support at basketball as well as football games. CMA’s instrumental music program has grown and im- proved under the direction of Captain Green. The band has participated in numerous parades and this Christ- mas in Newberry, placed second overall when compet- ing against four “A” schools. The Marching Band’s main function is to play at Sunday afternoon dress parades at which they present five complete marches and “The Star Spangled Banner.” “Sound Off” gives the band a chance to show its musical ability as it troops the line, often with a new piece of music in its repertoire. But the Marching Band is complimented by the Jazz Ensemble, the Pep Band (which provides extra support at ball games), and the Concert Band, with pieces rang- ing from Beethoven to the Carpenters. Assisting this year is Mr. Guy Hutchins, one of the last living members of John Philip Sousa’s band, who coaches our musical groups. Able to play every instru- ment in our band and more, he also helps to repair broken instruments. The Intermediate Band 73 The Jazz Band Block C Block “C” is comprised of cadets who have lettered in a varsity sport at CMA. Our intermural athletic pro- gram includes several sports in which cadets may earn varsity letters: football, basketball, soccer, baseball, track, and golf. At right, Capt. Thorp and his crew work in the concession stand at one of our home football games. Flight Club The CMA plant adjoins Camden’s municipal airport, Woodward Field. Interest in air activity is under- standably keen among cadets and this year four stu- dents earned pilot licenses. First semester, under SFC Cayton’s tutelage, CMA student pilots appeared in four three-hour ETV fight instruction programs as they received standard ground school training. 74 Gary Parker, Bernard Elam, Charles Bodenhamer, Joe Greenburg and Tracy Jones. Chorus This is the second year that CMA has boasted a chorus performing under the direction of Captain Green. This year the group gave a Christmas program for the cadet corps and their guests while com- bined with the Bethesda Presbyterian Girls Choir and the girls’ choruses from Camden High School and the Camden Middle Schools. The CMA chorus sings contemporary, secular, and religious songs and hymns and is gaining recognition throughout the community. CPT Green directs during a Christmas program presented in the academy gym. Anglin, Fincher, Bruce, Whittle, Oliver, Boltin, Wallace, Thrush, Evans, O’Neal, Rusch, Katz, Goza, Young, Patterson, Hyman, Crosby, Taylor, Eaddy, Lewis, McCoy, Klembach, Firestine, Taylor. Strickland, Wilkinson, Mitchell, Harvill, Bauer, Stuckey. 75 A Christmas program. Dance Committee Craig Welis climbs the walls to set the atmos- phere of the dance floor. This work is kind of fun! The Dance Committee headed by David Moshoures and advised by Commander Feltham, had a good year. Bands like “Spunk and “Mellow Music” made the Camden-Carlisle, Christmas, Junior-Senior, and Commencement Dances enjoyable successes. David Moshourses, Tony Harvill, Cttiuck Owens, Cecil Faile, Chad Watts, Com- mander Feltham, Robin Leaffler, Micfhael Lovoy, Craig Wells, James Gamer, Glenn Cottle, Mark Lewis. Faculty and staff as well as cadets enjoy the dances here at the Academy. 76 Faculty participation: the receiving line. Debate and Speech Cliff Beil, Wofford Boyd, David Wilkinson, Ted DeLoach, Matt Ferguson, Mark Henry, Peter Adelman, Greg Bruce, Edward Garbade, Roland Young, CH R. G. Swager, Bill Cheek. Time Keeper and crowd. Greg Bruce and Matt Ferguson doing their D. I, Selection. The Debate Team, coached by Chaplain Swager, partici- pated in the Carolina Debate Circuit and represented our school outstandingly, in February, Cadets Adelman and Lewis journeyed to Williamsburg, Virginia, representing South Carolina in the National Bicentennial Debates. Debate wasn’t the only form of forensic competition this year. Several cadets excelled in dramatic interpretation, original oratory, and extemporaneous speaking. A majority of Debate Team members belong to the National Forensic League and several hold advanced degrees of honor, excellence, and distinction. Cadets also participated in the Voice of Democ- racy Radio Speech Contest and the Optimist Club Oratorical Contest. CMA presently holds second place in the Circuit standings behind A. C. Flora High School and winning out against such schools as: Spring Valley High School, Allendale-Fairfax High School, Dreher High School and others. One member of the squad is also a member of the S. C. State Debate Team. Hard work does pay off as Cadet Adelman has been offered a debate scholarship to the Uni- versity of South Carolina. Mark Lewis presenting his speech. What do you want me to say? 77 Delta Kappa Sigma Honor Society Ted DeLoach, Mark Lewis, Rory Barth (V.P.), Greg Bruce, Ed Garbade (Sec.-Treas.), Joel Swager, Matt Rodgers, Peter Adelman (Pres.), Rick Whittle, Leo Anglin, LTC Clithero, Brad Bentson, David Moshoures. Delta Kappa Sigma (DKS) honor society is com- posed of fifteen cadet members, ten seniors and five juniors, who have been selected by the faculty for having displayed qualities of leadership, honor, integrity, and academic excellence. Members of this elite group are distinguished by the special ribbon which they wear on their dress coats, and by pins bearing the DKS insignia. DKS holds meetings twice monthly to discuss cur- rent social issues and to plan outings and field trips. The movies The Lincoln Conspiracy and The Great Late Planet Earth and a guided tour of the nuclear power plant at Hartsville were highlights of this year’s excursions. Officers for 1977-78 were Peter Adelman, President; Rory Barth, Vice- President; and Edward Garbade, Secretary and Treasurer. DKS holds bi-monthly meetings in the Library. During these meetings the group holds discussions and presents programs of academic interest. Mid-term brought the tapping of new members to DKS. David Moshoures taking an active part in a lecture on nucelar power during a field trip. 78 Mrs. Bessie V. Davis, our Dietitian. Bessie Davis, Esther Hankins, Mabel Ellis, Charlie Hunter, Vera Hunter, Yvonne Workman. Our hard working K.P.'s McRae, Ferguson, O’Neal, Timmons, Roberts, Thompson, Stadler, Aldridge, Woodall, Brooks, Henry, Wright, Florman. Dining Hall Staff KP is about the least heard of and least glori- ous of duties here at CMA. But it is one of the most important. Mrs. Davis and her staff run a tight and disciplined crew of volunteer cadets who are compensated with weekly pay and with merits. The dishwashers and other kitchen help: Leoffler, McCoy, Garner, Bruce. 79 Drill Team South Carolina State Champs 1978. Bringing home the bacon from the Clemson Tiger Drill Meet. Team in action during our annual Visitors Day. The team commanded by 2nd Lt. Cato. Coached by First Sergeant Walters, CMA’s Drill Team, the James F. Risher Guard, had a metamorphic and successful year. Old members of the Carlisle Military School Risher’s Rifles took a firm grip and began drill practice early in the year. Using the same routines and techniques which earned the Carlisle drill team first place in the nation, CMA marched home with the follow- ing awards at the annual Clemson Tiger Drill Meet: First Place Fancy Platoon First Place Basic Squad Third Place Individual First Place Overall Best Representation of the Army South Carolina Governor’s Trophy The Junior Varsity Drill Team, instrumental in supplying replacement members for the James F. Risher Guard, worked hard on their drill this year and promise success- ful future competitions. 80 1977-78 Drill Team. This year’s library staff with our librarian, Mrs. Dallas. Library Staff At CMA’s library, staffed by Mrs. Anne B. Dallas, cadets may check out books, research reference materials, or browse. Mrs. Dallas is in charge of the library during the day, while at night during study hall, cadets on library staff hold the facility open. Staff members help cadets find books, maintain order, and keep the library in top condition. Cadets who sign up for library work learn to use the library to their advantage and earn merits for their work as well. In the stacks are a wealth of references to which Mrs. Dallas constantly adds new books each year. Besides shelves of varied fiction works, are available newspa- pers, magazines, and films. Mrs. Dallas serves a double duty as our librarian and acts as ‘ teller1' for student bank money. Our library is open during our evening study period for use by the cadets. Rick Whittle does a bit of extra study during the afternoon. 81 Rifle Team SEBB •• Elam, Barth, SFC Cayton, H. G. Runyan, Leoffler, Cheek. Valentino, J. E. Jones, SFC Cayton, Boyd, Suddath, Matt Ferguson, Lee. Greg Runyan reloads his 1413 during daily practice. 1st SGT Walter sights the bulls of the targets. A break during the practice session. Success for small bore rifle shooters requires physical and men- tal control coupled with team spirit and one hundred per cent effort on the firing line. The Rifle Team fires in many different types of matches on ranges varying from fifty feet to one hundred yards, and in one to four different firing positions. The team practices in our own five point, fifty foot range. Under the guid- ance of SFC Cayton and SFC Darrow, they achieved these recent records: First, National ROTC 1977 First, SC NRA and ROTC 1977 First, Florida State Team 1977 Second, Georgia NRA Team 1977 First, SC Three Position Team 1977 First, ROTC Team, Charlotte 1978 82 Bus and Laundry Staffs Drivers: Williams, Fincher, Ballard, Greenburg, Jernigan (on hood), Davis, The Academy busses amidst the snow, a strange sight in Camden. Wells, Blank, Cato, Taylor. Laundry Staff Laundry Staff, advised by Captain Tucker, is a neces- sary and important part of the school. The staff returns clean clothing from City Laundry in Camden to cadets at the academy. Busses Our blue and white busses and our vans operate every day carrying cadets to vari- ous activities and locations throughout the Camden area and beyond. Ms. Faye Gaskins, our school nurse, traveling with cadets on a field trip. Laundry Staff: Zoot, McCoy, Woodall. McCoy, Saylars, Capt. Tucker. The laundry room. 83 Weight Room Staff Bigger biceps, pulsating pectorals, and increased calves result from “pumping iron in our greatly im- proved weight lifting room. Full carpeting and new weights and weight bars contribute to a first class body building facility. Gym Staff The Gym Staff keeps our sports arena clean for our many sporting events, for student assemblies, and for dances. Rec-Room Staff Rec Room Staff this year has unselfishly devoted time and energy to make the facility a pleasant place to relax for an evening or an afternoon. Commander Feltham, faculty adviser, has assisted the staff in securing replacement materials for equipment al- ready installed and on hand, and in obtaining a new pinball machine. 84 Fine Arts Club with Cpt. Green. Fine Arts Club This year’s Fine Arts Club was headed by Captain Green, assisted by Mrs. Risher, Mrs. White, and Mrs. Feltham. Among their activities were craft days in the Fine Arts Room where they worked on ceramics, shirt painting, and decoupage. Besides monthly meetings, field trips to art shows and to movies were enjoyed by members of the group. Informal Activity Support of the local sub-shop. Our host of cheerleaders during the football season. Excalibur Staff Zoot, J. C. Haile, Bundrick, Gilliam, Baugh, Keller, B. F. Bentson, J. A. Greenburg, Major Gale, Peter Adelman, Garner, Copeland, Hertrich, Leoffler, Rodgers, Woods, Bauer, J. T. Jones, R. L. McCoy. Maj. Gale reviewing copy and aiding in the layout. Matt Rodgers and Chris Hayden working on the endless series of copy sheets. From the Desk of the Editor: As quickly as another year of CMA has gone by, lots of things can be forgotten. But to keep memories alive, the Excalibur Staff spent hours photographing, writing copy and captions, designing layouts, etc. Edited by Peter Adelman, Major Gale’s first semester advanced English Composition Class, succeeded by his fifth period senior English Class second semes- ter, put it all together. Matt Rodgers and Chris Hayden bore a major part of the labor to meet the publisher’s deadline. Compiled is a unique collection of CMA remembrances. I would like to thank the many, many, many people who helped with the myriad odds and ends of the production. Peter Adelman — Editor 86 87 Another great place to eat out. Brought to you by McDonald . Any place is a great place to eat out. As long as you take McDonald’s along. Try a Quarter Pounder at the beach. A juicy Big Mac™ on a trip to the zoo. 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R. 00761 809-894-2183 CALLOWAY, OLANDOR ADRIAN 618 Suffolk Ave. Capitol Hgts, MD 20027 301-894-2183 CANADY, DOUGLAS VAN 1016 Wildwood Dr. Aiken, SC 29801 648-4869 CARR, HAROLD SPELL, JR, 309 Fox Lake Dr. Clinton, NC 28328 592-3031 CARTER, CHARLES TODD 12-C Landmark Dr. Columbia. SC 29210 798-0544 CARTER, JEFFREY CURTIS 2604 Leesburg Rd. Columbia, SC 29209 776-2473 CATO, BILLY RAY 3220 Downes Grove Rd. Coiumbia, SC 29209 776-4564 CHAPPELL, CHARLES RENE 1820 Detroit St. Jacksonville, FL 32205 904-786-1605 CHEEK, WILLIAM SETON, JR. 200 Hillbrook Dr. Spartanburg, SC 29302 583-0542 CIACCIO, CRAIG PHILIP 4405 Pine Lake Dr. Myrtle Bch, SC 29577 449-3109 CLARK, RICHARD LINDEN P. O. Box 672 Pawleys Island, SC 29585 237-4434 COLE, JIMMY LEE 101 Bromsgrove Dr. Greenville, SC 29609 232-7762 COPELAND, CHRISTOPHER SCOTT 321 Rockdale Dr. Martinez, GA 30907 404-860-9413 COTTLE, GLENN DAVID 303 Lafayette Way Camden, SC 29020 432-5474 104 CROCKETT, GUY ALLEN, JR. 104 Trolley Rd. Summerville, SC 29483 871-0955 CROSBY, LAWRENCE EUGENE P. 0. Box 1222 Hilton Head Island, SC 29928 785-5658 CRUMBLEY, GERALD ANDREW 607 E. 3rd Ave. Gastonia, NC 28052 864-2416 DAGENHART, THOMAS DALE 41 Williamsburg Manor Edwards Rd. Greenville. SC 29607 268-6993 DAVIS, BARRY ALAN 957 Gallatin Ct. Cincinnati, OH 45240 825-7919 DAVIS, REGINALD JAMES 1947 S. Lee St, Gastonia, NC 28052 704-865-2446 DeLOACH, TERRELL EDWARD 115-17th Ave., North Surfslde Bch, SC 29577 238-2883 DOUGLAS, HARRY DEAN 6807 Heatherford Dr. Charlotte. NC 28211 704-364-0542 DOYLE, MICHAEL ALLEN 6801 Shelley Rd, Columbia, SC 29209 776-4769 DUBON, HALDO Rpto. Los Arcos P. O. Box 155 Chinandega, Nicaragua 3148 and 3741 DUNN, CHRISTOPHER MARK 211 Runnymeade Ln. Summerville, SC 29483 873-6326 DYE, ANTHONY DEAN 2124-5th St. Wyandotte, Ml 48192 313-283-1923 EADDY, ERNEST JOHNSON, III 353 Fairlane Dr. Spartanburg, SC 29302 579-2169 EDWARDS, DWAYNE ALLEN P. O. Box 147A Marion, SC 29571 423-3949 EDWARDS, TERRY RUFUS P. O. Box 62 Merritt, NC 28556 745-3595 ELAM, WILLIAM BERNARD Rt. 6, Box 134E Lancaster, SC 29720 285-6663 EVANS, JACK GARY 226 Lakewood Cir. N. Augusta, SC 29841 593-4378 FAILE, ROBERT CECIL, JR. P. O. Box 1171 Lancaster, SC 29720 285-4062 C.M.A. Directory FARMER, ROBERT GRANT 1893 Westmoreland Florence, SC 29501 662-9937 FERGUSON, GEORGE BURTON TAYLOR FERGUSON, MATTHEW HENRY TAYLOR 5518 N. Kings Hwy. Myrtle Bch, SC 29577 449-3757 FERGUSON, GEORGE WAGONER, III 2301 Whilden Ct. Charlotte, NC 28211 704-364-6474 FINCHER, JAMES BURTON, JR. Rt. 2 Waxhaw, NC 28173 764-3635 FINNELL, GEORGE DANIEL Coachman Drive Simpson ville, SC 29681 963-9507 FIRESTINE, ALLEN CARLTON Rt. 2, Box 445 Myrtle Bch, SC 29577 448- 7757 FISHER, LESTER VASTINE, III 6538 Rosemary Lane Charlotte, NC 28210 704-364-2007 FLORMAN, KELLEY GRAY P. O. Box 23067 Anchorage, KY 40223 245-5595 FORNEY, DONALD 928 Churchill Cincinnati, Ohio 45206 513-751-1465 FOX, MICHAEL DEAN 926 Gasser Dr. Concord, NC 28025 704-786-5820 FRENCH, DAVID CLARE 9502 Lake Dr,, Dunes Cove Myrtle Bch, SC 29577 449- 5789 GAMM, STEPHEN WADE P. O. Box 367 Woodruff, SC 29388 476-3149 GARBADE, EDWARD PERRY P. O, Drawer Z Ridgeland, SC 29336 726-3722 GARNER, JAMES EDWARD 117 Rosewood Dr. Jeffersonville, Ind. 47130 812-282-3261 GARRETT, PHILIP ALEXANDER % WOR-WIC 1810 A Coastal Hwy. Ocean City, MD 21842 301-289-3187 GARRISON, JOHN CLYDE, JR. Rt. 5, Forrest Lake Dr. Florence, SC 29501 665-8559 GEHRING, GREGORY JOEL 605 Queens Ferry Cary, NC 27511 919-467-2850 GONZALES-SAINS, ARTURO EMILIO ALEJANDRO Aquiles Serdan 2103 Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Mexico 1-60-51 GORE, FRANCIS STUART P. O. Box 65 Little River, SC 29566 249-3197 GOUDELOCK, DANIEL STEVENSON, II 3321 Medical Park Rd. Columbia, SC 29203 788-0559 or 0440 GOZA, LEON PALMER, III Star Rt., Box 202C Swansea, SC 29160 794-3767 GRAVES, BRENT WARD 106 Sonning Rd. Irmo, SC 29063 781 -2690 GREENBURG, JAMES REGAN GREENBURG, JOSEPH ANDREW Rt. 1, Box 454 Camden, SC 29020 432-4924 GREENE. HARRY DUNCAN P. O. Box 352 Red Springs. NC 28377 276-0576 GREENSTEIN, MITCHELL 1742 Rittenberg Blvd. Apt, 15-G Charleston, SC 29407 556-1250 GREGORY, WAYNE DRUMMOND 6403 Brockington Dr. Columbia, SC 29206 782-2910 HAILE, ALEXANDER ROGERS HAILE, JAMES CHESNUT 907 E. 67th St. Savannah, GA 31406 912-354-9883 HALL, JEFFREY SCOTT 501 El Paso St. Spartanburg, SC 29303 582-0975 HALL, WARREN HARDING, JR. 6907 Heatherford Rd. Charlotte, NC 28205 704-364-0454 HARGETT. TIMOTHY DAVID 5108 Wilkinson Blvd. Charlotte, NC 28208 704-392-3416 HARVILL. TONY JAMES 1998 Puckett Dr.. SW Lilburn, GA 30247 404-972-8260 HATLEY, FELIX ADRIAN, JR, 1608 Fernwood Rd. Spartanburg, SC 29302 579-2848 HAWKINS, MICHAEL JAMES 2401 Sedley Rd. Charlotte, NC 28211 704-364-2915 HAYDEN, CHRISTOPHER ROBERT 1207 Clark St. Tallahassee, FL 32301 904-877-1545 HERTRICH, LARRY DEAN 3308 S. Lowe Ave. Chicago. III. 60616 847-1587 HICKS. DONALD LEE 8 Shadowmoss Pkwy. Charleston, SC 29407 571-3538 105 C.M.A. Directory HILL, ROBERT NORRIS 719 Keesler Dr, Greenwood, SC 29646 229-5568 HILLEY, ROBIN FORSYTHE 906 Third Ave., N. Apt. J Myrtle Bch., SC 29577 448-6576 HOOD, ROBERT CARLISLE, JR. P. O. Box 128 Marion, SC 29571 423-6934 HUDNELL, ROBERT LEE 1215 Camellia Rd. Charleston, SC 29407 556-3348 HUNDLEY, MICHAEL STEPHENSON 666 N. W. 79th Ave., Rm. 250 Miami, FL 33126 305-271-1335 HURLEY, JAMES MICHAEL 2796 Henry St. Augusta, GA 30904 404-736-0906 HUTTO, GARETT GARY Rt. 2, Box 190B-8 Gaston, SC 29053 794-3465 HYMAN, WAYNE WESTON Rt. 1, Box 102 Summerton, SC 29148 478-2965 IRIAS, MIGUEL ANTONIO Box 4 Chinandega, Nicaragua 3466 JAMES, MARK JEFFREY Rt. 2, Box 310 York, SC 29745 684-3049 JAMES, MATTHEW PAUL 19016 Montgomery Village Ave. Gaithersburg, MD 20760 301-977-2659 JAMES, TODD HARLEY 2026 Skyland Dr. Tallahassee, FL 32303 386-1502 JEFFCOAT. SHAWN WAYNE Rt. 1, Box 234 North, SC 29112 247-2480 JERNIGAN, DANIEL CHARLES, II Rt. 2, South Island Plantation Georgetown, SC 29440 546-3551 JONES, JOHN EDWARD 5008 Parview Dr. Matthews, NC 28105 704-542-2761 JONES, MARK ELLIS Rt. 1 Box 127 Simpsonville, SC 29681 963-8544 JONES, ROBERT ALDEN, JR. 122 N. Woodland Ave. Forest City, NC 28043 704-245-9148 JONES, STEPHEN TRACY c o Jones Motors, Inc. 2438 Main St. Columbia, SC 29210 772-1303 JUMPER, WILLIAM RICHARD 3120 Columbia Rd., NE Orangeburg, SC 29115 534-8165 KATZ, CHRISTOPHER LEROY 3937 Rhodes Ave. Charlotte, NC 28210 704-360-5557 KELLER. WILLIAM BLAKE P. O. Box 3 Lake Lure. NC 28746 704-625-4194 KIGER, ROBERT CHRISTOPHER 53 Northlake Rd. Columbia, SC 29204 788-0761 KIRKPATRICK. ROBERT CLAIR 7315 Watercrest Dr. Charlotte. NC 28210 704-527-3323 KLIENBACH, ERIC WESTON 131 E. Banyan Dr. Ft. Myers, FL 33901 KORNEGAY, EDDIE 106 N. Slocum St. Goldsboro, NC 27530 919-735-7471 KRAUSE, DAVID MICHAEL 65 Van Buren St. Pearl River, NY 10965 914-735-6908 LAIL, WILLIAM LEE Rt, 7, Box 115 Shelby, NC 28150 704-487-4415 LAVETTE. MATTHEW ALAN 1819 Doomar Dr. Tallahassee. FL 32303 904-877-7967 LeCURE, KURT ROBERT 322 Lowndes Dr. Spartanburg, SC 29302 579-0312 LEE, JACK LOUIS 712-14th Ave. Conway. SC 29526 248-2303 LEOFFLER, ROBIN LEE 2430 Citrus Ave. S. Daytona, FL 32021 904-761-1989 LEWIS, MARK NEVIN 917-F Beal St. Charlotte. NC 28211 704-364-1352 LINDER, CHARLES DAN FRANKLIN. JR P. O. Box 11066 Charlotte, NC 28209 704-523-2818 LOVOY, MICHAEL FRANK 4901 Skidmore St. Raleigh, NC 27609 787-4843 LOWE, JOHN ANDREW Rt 3 Woodruff, SC 29388 476-7471 LOWE, NIGEL THOMAS LOWE, SIMON JAMES Milton Manor IV, Apt. 235-L 17255 S.W. 95th Ave. Miami, FL33157 305-235-0232 LYONS, ROBERT LEONARD P. O. Box 945 Holly Hill, SC 29059 496-5798 MANLEY, CONNER EWING, II 7117 Ludwig Dr. Charlotte, NC 28215 704-535-0960 MANLEY, SAMMY Talleres Manley Puntarenas, Costa Rica 61-09-62 or 61-08-71 MANN, GUY ANDREW LOREN 125 Heather Lane Southern Pines, NC 28387 692-3984 MANUCH, JOHN DAMON 643 Wantoot Blvd. Charleston, SC 29407 571-0599 MARKHAM, RANDALL STEVE % Doyle F. Martin Rt. 3, Box 144B Carthage, NC 28377 949-3982 MARTIN, EDWARD PAUL 860 Wayne Dr. Heath, OH 43055 614-522-2710 MASSEY, ANDREW DOUGLAS Plantation Drive, Box Woodruff, SC 29388 476-7627 MAXWELL, MARC NATHAN P. O. Box 3274 Charleston, SC 29407 556-7418 MEACHUM, RONALD LEE 100 S. Cook Bennettsville, SC 29512 479-4486 MIDDLETON, MICHAEL DAVIS 2723 Starbrook Dr. Charlotte, NC 28210 554-6200 MINICK, PRESTON DEAN P. O. Box 53 Irmo, SC 29063 781-1936 MITCHELL, CRAVEN WOOD P. O. Box 431 Grifton, NC 28530 919-524-4450 MITCHELL, JONATHAN COLEMAN P. O. Box 241 Bamberg, SC 29003 245-2766 MOORE, RICHARD CAREY 5500 N. Suggs Dr. Memphis, TN 38117 901-683-0309 MOSHOURES, DAVID EUGENE 7710 Brentwood Dr. Myrtle Bch., SC 29577 449-5162 MUNDAY, ROBERT WESLEY 115 W. Lockman Ft. Mill, SC 29715 547-2436 MURDOCK, ROBERT KEVIN Rt. 2, Box A17-1 Georgetown, SC 29440 106 McCOY, KEVIN BARTLEY Rt. 2, Box 121, Forge Mountain Rd. Horse Shoe, NC 28742 704-891-3789 McCOY, JOHN SILER McCOY, RAY LAVERNE, III 26 Miller Dr. Sumter, SC 29150 775 4048 McFADDEN, JOSEPH ROBERT Rt 2, Box 650 Williamston, SC 29697 849-7139 McRAE, C. BOYCE 7006 Winthrop Ct. Columbus, GA31904 404-324-4690 NEELY, CHARLES GOODRICH 303 W. Sixth St. Waynesboro, GA 30830 404-554-2341 OLIVER, JAMES VANDIVER H. 3442 Kingsfield Rd. Rock Hill, SC 29730 366-7619 O'NEAL, KELVIN LOUIS 7015 Holly Springs Rd. Raleigh, NC 27606 851-0059 O’NEAL, TOMMY LEE 19 Lakewood Dr. Savannah, GA 31410 897-2803 OSBORNE, JIMMY LEE, JR. Rt. 2, Box 154 Cameron. SC 29030 823-2560 OSTEEN, FRANK PRICE, II 312-70th Ave., N. Myrtle Bch., SC 29577 449-5698 OWENS, CHARLEY TILLMAN, II c o Van Ord Western Prov. Ras Al Himah P. O. Box 747 Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates Overseas Operator 28450 (will get to phone) PATTERSON, STEVEN PERRY 9 Bristol Dr. Taylors, SC 29687 268-0516 PETRAS, PHILIP ANTHONY 995 Frontage Rd. Spartanburg, SC 29303 578-4824 PHIFER, REGINALD TOWNSEND P, O. Box 18352 Charlotte, NC 28218 704-545-5365 RHODES, DONALD MARSHALL 113-16-2Q4th St. St. Albans, NY 11434 212-740-0862 RIVERS, KENNETH PATRICK Rt. 1. Box 113 Hampton, SC 29924 943-2063 ROBERTS, EDGAR TIMOTHY P. O. Box 295 Greenville, FL 32331 904-948-4601 ROBERTS, RICK ALLEN P. O. Box 2331 Northlake, IL 60164 312-671-3083 C.M.A. Directory RODGERS, MATTHEW LEGARE 80 Rutledge Ave. Charleston, SC 29401 577- 0599 ROSE, WILLIAM EARL, JR. 3574 Stacy Circle Lumberton. NC 28358 739-3827 ROSSILLO, ANTHONY TROY 4322 Bream Rd. Charleston Hgts., SC 29405 RUNYAN, CHARLES LINDBERGH, JR. RUNYAN, HAINES GREGG 218 Whitefalls Dr. Columbia, SC 29210 781-3280 RUPPENTHAL, FRED WILLIAM IV 3723 Sulkirk Rd. Charlotte, NC 28210 704-554-1713 RUSCH, TIMOTHY DUANE Rt. 1 Inman, SC 29349 578- 7903 SALAS, ENOEL 7830 S.W. 33rd Terr. Miami, FL33155 305-266-1536 SCARANO, JOSEPH ANDREW 2620 Leesburg Rd, Columbia, SC 29209 776-6105 SELF, ROBERT MICHAEL 2 Cahu Dr. Taylors, SC 29687 244-7749 SHELLEY, JAMES CARLISLE, JR. 171 Lakeland Dr. Conway, SC 29526 248-4171 SHIPLEY, GEORGE LEONARD 6832 Mills Rd. Columbia, SC 29206 787-6129 SMITH, KENNETH ALVIN P. O. Box 774 Cheraw, SC 29520 537-7576 SMITH, LUCAS KARL 4435 Yarmouth Place Pensacola, FL 32504 904-477-4234 SNEED, WILLIAM BURN 430 N. Edgemont Gastonia, NC 28052 865-7848 STADLER, JEFFREY LYLE 8550 W. Hwy. 192 Kissimmee, FL 32741 305-847-6101 STEELE, GREGORY FREDERICK 763 Kipling Dr. Columbia, SC 29205 256-7290 STRICKLAND, ROBERT BENJAMIN 1922 Valley View Rd. W. Columbia, SC 29169 755-9850 STUCKEY, GEORGE MYERS, III 206 Hwy. 15, South Bishopville, SC 29010 428-3470 SUDDATH, LOVICK PIERCE 2327 W. Palmer Dr. Charleston, SC 29407 556-9284 SULAK, JAMES CARL, JR. 405 Aster Dr. Simpsonville, SC 29681 963-3362 SWAGER, JOEL ROBERT Rt. 2, Concord Dr. Camden, SC 29020 432-0536 SWANSON, DAVID NELSON 11914 Idlewood Dr. Savannah, GA 31406 912-925-4321 TARLETON, ANTHONY VINCENT 105 Hickory Knob Ct. Ft. Mill, SC 29715 547-2618 TAYLOR, GREGORY WADE Jewel Creations 3710 Northmore Charlotte, NC 28209 704-527-1832 TAYLOR, KENT WEBER Rt. 2 Cameron, SC 29030 823-2905 TAYLOR, PATRICK ANTHONY P. O. Box 3366 Wilmington, NC 28406 919-392-1927 THOMPSON, GARY MARC-ANTHONY 1017 Upshur St., N.E. Washington, DC 20017 202-635-8706 THOMPSON, GREGORY CLARK 71 Ridgeport Rd. River Hills Clover, SC 29710 831-2319 THOSTENSON, NATHAN ANDREW 211 Brtarcliffe Acres Myrtle Bch, SC 29577 272-5209 THRUSH. HAROLD REID P. O. Box 2171 Tucson, AZ 85702 602-881-5050 Ext. 232 TIMMONS, DANIEL E., JR. 515 Singleton Ave. Kingstree, SC 29556 354-6682 TOWE, GORDON LAYTON, JR. P. O. Box 816 Key Colony Bch, FL 33051 305-743-3741 TREANOR, JAMES EMMETT 500 Washington St. Beaufort, SC 29902 524-6124 TRUERE, JOSEPH SHANE 2042 Hampton Ave. Charleston Heights, SC 29405 747-1738 TURNER, ROBERT WAYNE 402 Jefferson St. Bennettsville, SC 29512 479-3360 VALENTINO, JOSEPH SALVATORE, JR. R.D. 5, Box 168 Oswego, NY 13126 315-343-6738 107 C.M.A. Directory WALKER, WILLIAM SHIVER 655 Webster Dr. Decatur, GA 30033 404-636-0778 WALLACE, LEONARD HOLLEY 1925 Nance St. Newberry, SC 29108 276-3693 WALTERS, TODD DANIEL 9409 Glennbrook Dr. Charlotte, NC 28212 527-1077 WARLICK, ROYCE PINKNEY, III 2000 Huntington Ave. Alexandria, VA 22303 703-768-3697 WATTS, CHAD CAMERON 1427 Woods Rd. Florence, SC 29501 662-2151 WEEKS, SCOTT THOMAS 3222 Idlewood Cir. Charlotte, NC 28209 525-0078 WELCH, DONALD CLAYTON 942 Shetland Ct. Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464 884-3367 WELLS, CRAIG MARTIN Rt. 1 Irmo, SC 29063 781-2181 WHEATLEY, JOELLYN DWAYNE 3530 Rainbow Dr. Martinez, GA 30907 863-0995 WHITAKER, ROBERT DAVID P. O. Box 445 Mauldin, SC 29662 963-7987 WHITE, KIRK LEE 1510 23rd St., N,E. Hickory, NC 28601 256-2748 WHITE, WILLIAM GILBERT P. O. Box 5161 New Bern, NC 28560 638-8437 WHITTLE, RICHARD IRVIN 58 Lord Calvert Dr. Charleston, SC 29405 571-2743 WIGGINS, EDGAR CAUSEY, III P. O. Box 1227 Savannah, GA 31402 912-233-7252 WIGGINS, LEO GILBERT, JR. 512 Old Mission Rd. P. O. Box 82 Brunswick, GA 31520 912-265-2622 WILKINSON, DAVID EUGENE 1129 Canal St. Vernon, TX 76384 WILLIAMS, JAMES MARK 805-65th Ave.. N. Myrtle Bch, SC 29577 449-3086 WILSON, ROBERT GREGORY Box 155, Hickory Grove Florence, SC 29501 665-0909 WINDSOR, ROBERT GRAY, JR. 104 Brandywine Chapel Hill, NC 27514 929-3181 WOODALL, JOHN TIMOTHY 302 King St. Mt. Pleasant, SC 29463 884-2883 WOODS, CHARLES RUDOLPH, JR. 700 Willard St. Hampton, SC 29924 943-2718 WOOTEN, JONATHAN DARRELL Rt. 3, Box 214-0 Leland, NC 28451 919-371-3125 WRIGHT, JACKIE THOMAS, JR. Box 162 Rt. 8, Cedar Rock Road Easley, SC 29640 YOUNG, ROLAND DAVID 2816 Franklin St. West Columbia, SC 29169 794-1617 ZOOT, ERICK SCOTT H. 172 Kristin Ct. San Mateo, CA 94402 415-349-1501 108