Camden Military Academy - Excalibur Yearbook (Camden, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1980 volume:

Military — 38 Sports — 54 Activities — 72 1Spartan (spar-t’n) adj. 1: of or relating to ancient Sparta 2: marked by strict self-discipline and avoidance of luxury. 2 Spartan n. 1: native or inhabitant of ancient Sparta 2: a person of great courage and fortitude 3: a Camden Military Academy cadet Excalibur Staff C. Scott Copeland, Editor-In-Chief PEOPLE: Paul D. Elkert, Editor T. Michael Evans MILITARY: William S. Cheek, Co-Editor Robert D. Whitaker, Co-Editor SPORTS: F, Price Osteen, Editor C. Rutledge Webb ACTIVITIES: John S. McCoy, Editor David Q. Gardner ADVERTISING: H. Dean Douglas, Business Manager Photographers: C. Scott Copeland, F. Price Osteen, John B. Renneker Advisor: Burton B. Gale, Major, USAF (Ret) 3jcalibur 1979-1980 2 Ancient Spartans were proud, courageous, and intelligent, In that tradition, CM A Spartans are schooled to develop those characteristics. PEOPLE NOTORIOUS SENIORS r i pY: :, f M v ■■■ ••• MOST STUDIOUS: Greg Runyan (Hey, Greg, is that Anatomy 101?) |M: MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Bill Cheek MOST ATHLETIC: Donald Forney (Scern . . . Wheelin’ and dealin’ all the time.) SENIORS KENNETH WADE ALDRIDGE Dance Committee 2; Fine Arts 4, President; Gym Staff 1; Kitchen Helper 4; KP 4, Head; Pool Staff 1: Years at CM A: 4; Highest Rank: Cpl; Nickname: Gook; Hobby: Hunting; Pians: Working. MICHAEL WILLIS ALLEN Marksmanship 2; Training Cadre 1; Band 2; In- tramurals =2; Years at CMA: 2; Highest Rank: Sgt; Nickname: Lover Boy; Hobby: Girls; Plans: College. DAVID SHEPARD ATKINSON Sash and Sword 1; Training Cadre 3; Bus Driver I; Intramurals 4; Baseball 1; Block “C” 1; Track 1; Years at CMA: 4; Highest Rank: 2nd Lt; Nickname: Ack; Hobby: Fishing and Hunting; Plans: Farming. CLASS JOSE ROBERTO AUGSPURG C. Marksmanship 2; Intramurals 2; Weight Room Staff 1; Block “C” 1; Soccer i; Years at CMA: 2; Highest Rank: Sgt; Nickname: Cheveto; Hobby: Motor- cycles; Plans: College. TIMOTHY BRIAN BAILEY Armory Staff 1; Marksmanship 3; Sash and Sword 2; Training Cadre 2; Bus Driver 2, Head; Gym Staff 1, Head: Intramurals 3; Weight Room Staff 1, Head; Baseball I; Block “C” 3; Football 1; Soccer 3; Track 1; Years at CMA: 3; Highest Rank: 1st Lt; Nicknames: Sugarfoot, Teddy Bear; Hobby; Hunting and Fishing: Plans: Electrician, Dredging. OF 1980 WILLIS GILBERT BAILEY Armory Staff 1; Sash and Sword I; Training Cadre 1; Dance Committee I; Intramurals 2; Block “C” 2; Football 1; Golf 2; Years at CMA: 3; Highest Rank: 2nd Lt: Nickname: Gilly; Hobby: Scuba Diving; Plans: College. 7 SENIORS ::.. : -■ 4 - Jg£ ¥ - ■� ■ 8 ■ ;■ . .4 V '■ RICHARD JAY BEESON Gym Staff I; Intramurals 2; Pool Staff 2; Block “C” 2; Soccer 2; Track 1; Years at CM A: 2; Highest Rank: PFC; Nickname: Daddy Rabbit; Hobby: Hunting; Plans: College. rm- m PAUL OWEN BLAKE III Marksmanship 1; Training Cadre 2; Bus Driver 1; Dance Committee 2; Gym Staff 1; Intrainurals 3; Pool Staff 2; Basketball 1, Manager; Block “C” 3; Soccer 1; Track 3; Years at CMA: 3; Highest Rank: Sgt; Nickname: Flake; Hobby: Sports Cars; Plans: College. GRAZIO JOHN BLEVINS Gold Star 3; Marksmanship 1; Sash and Sword 1: Training Cadre 1: Dance Committee 1; Intramurals 3: Baseball 3: Basketball 3; Block “C,! 3; Football 3, Captain; Years at CMA: 3; Highest Rank: 2nd Lt; Nickname: John Boy; Hobby: Sports; Plans; Navy. 8 CLASS OF 1980 CHRISTOPHER EMMETT BOGGS Drill Team 2; Marksmanship 2; Training Cadre 2; Intramurals 3; Weight Room Staff 1; Block “C” 2; Highest Rank: 1st Sgt; Years atCMA: 3; Nickname: Chris; Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing, Having Fun; Plans: Air Force. BRADLEY WELLINGTON BUTLER Debate Team 1; Marksmanship 2, Expert; Band 2; Intramurals 2; KP 1; Laundry Staff 1, Head; Pool Staff I: Flight Club 2; Years at CM A: 2; Highest Rank: Sgt; Nickname: Screaming Eagle; Hobbies: Cars and Flying; Plans: Technical College. WILLIAM SETON CHEEK IR. Adjutant Staff 2; Annual Staff 2; Debate I; Gold Star 1; Marksmanship 4; Rifle Team 4; Sash and Sword 1; Training Cadre 3; Bus Driver 1; Dance Committee 1: Intramurals 4: Block “CT 4; Football 1; Years at CM A: 4; Highest Rank: 2nd Lt: Nickname: Toby; Hobby; Shooting; Plans: USC Engineering School. SENIORS RICHARD LINDEN CLARK Debate Team L; Marksmanship 1; Training Cadre 11 Rec Room Staff 1; Block “C” 3; Soccer 3; Years at CMA: 3; Highest Rank: Sgt; Nickname: Fly; Hobby: Surfing and Soccer; Plans: Medical School. CHRISTOPHER SCOTT COPELAND Adjutant Staff 3; Annual Staff 3, Editor; Debate 2; Gold Star 4; Marksmanship 3; Band 2; Intramurals 3; KP 2; Pool Staff 1; Block “C? 2; Track 3; Years at CMA: 3; Highest Rank: Sgt; Nickname: Doc; Hob- bies: Skiing, Surfing; Plans: Writing. BARRY ALAN DAVIS Drill Team 2; Marksmanship 1; Training Cadre 1: Intramurals 2; Block “C’ 1; Soccer 2; Years at CMA: 3; Highest Rank: SFC; Nickname: Barinald; Hobby: The Good Life; Plans: Stay Free. CLASS OF 1980 FRANK DEREIX Armory Staff 1; Intramurals 2; KP I; Block “C” 2; Soccer 2; Years at CMA: 2; Highest Rank: Cpl; Nickname: Sasquatch; Hobby: Scuba Diving; Plans: College. MICHAEL ALAN DOYLE Bus Driver 1; Intramurals 2: KP 1: Pool Staff I Football 1: Years at CMA: 2; Highest Rank: PFC Nickname: Mike: Hobby: Motocross Racing; Plans Own a Garage and Get Married. LOUIS NETHERLAND DRAKE IV Marksmanship 1: Training Cadre 1; Inlramurals 2; Block vtC” i: Soccer 1: Years at CMA: 2; Highest Rank: Cpl; Nickname: Sunny; Hobby: Sailing; Plans: College. 11 ROBERT CECIL FAILE JR. Gold Star 1; Armory Staff 3, Head; Marksmanship 3; Sash and Sword 1; Training Cadre 3; Dance Com- mittee 2; Gym Staff 1; Intramurals 4; Pool Staff 1; Rec Room Staff 1; Weight Room Staff 2; Baseball; Basketball 3, Captain; Block “C” 4; Football 4, Cap- tain; Track 2; Years at CMA: 4; Highest Rank: MSG; Nickname: Deadeye; Hobby: Sports; Plans; Total Foof SENIORS ALFRED ALONZO FENNELL Marksmanship I: Band 2; Gym Staff 1, Head; In- tramurals 2; Rec Room Staff I; Basketball 2; Block “C” 1; Football 1; Track 2; Highest Rank; PFC; Years at CMA: 2; Nickname: Alfie; Hobby: Hunting; Plans; College. MATTHEW HENRY FERGUSON DabateTeam 4, Captain; Rifle Team 1; Band 4; Fine Arts 1; Intramurals 4; KP 2; Laundry Staff 1; Pool Staff 2: Years at CMA: 5: Highest Rank: SSGT: Nickname: Spook; Hobby: Girls; Plans: College. 12 MICHAEL JAMES HAWKINS Armory Staff 1; Marksmanship 2; Sash and Sword 1; Training Cadre 4; Dance Committee 1; Gym Staff 1: Intramurals 4; Weight Room Staff 1; Baseball 1; Block “C” 3; Football 3; Golf 1; Track 1; Years at CMA: 5; Highest Rank: 2nd Lt; Nickname: Wrong Way; Hobby: Staying in Trouble; Plans: College. 1980 CLASS OF DONALD LUTHER FORNEY Gold Star 4; Armory Staff 3; Drill Team 1; Marksmanship 6; Sash and Sword 1; Training Cadre 4; Gym Staff 1: Intramurals 6; W'eight Room Staff 2; Baseball 3; Basketball 6, Captain; Block “C 6; Football 6; Track 3; Years at CMA; 6; Highest Rank: 2nd Lt; Nickname: Scern; Hobby: Football: Plans; College. BRENT WARD GRAVES Training Cadre 1; Bus Driver 3; Intramurals 2; Laun- dry Staff 1; Football 1; Golf 2; Years at CMA: 3; Highest Rank: SFC; Nickname: Gravy Train; Hobby: Flying; Plans: Veterinary Medicine. SENIORS JAMES MICHAEL HILL Drill Team 1; Marksmanship 1; Intramurals 2; Block “C1 1; Football 1; Years at 'CmA: 2; Highest Rank: 1st SOT; Nickname: Mike: Hobby: Cars and Motor- cycles: Plans: College. MARK ANTHONY HOWELL Marksmanship 2: Training Cadre 1; Intramurals 2; Football 1, Manager; Highest Rank: CPL; Years at CM A: 2; Nickname: Tony; Hobby: Skating; Plans: College, ROBERT LEE HUDNELL Drill Team 4, Commander; Honor Council 1; Marksmanship 3; Sash and Sword 2; Training Cadre 2; Intramurals 4; Block “C 3; Years at CMA: 4; Highest Rank: 1st Lt; Nickname: Captain Dee; Hobby: Sleeping; Plans: College. CLASS OF 1980 MICHAEL STEPHENSON HUNDLEY Marksmanship 3; Intramurals 4; KP 3, Head; Baseball J; Block “C” 2; Football 2; Soccer 2; Track 3; Years at CMS CMA: 4; Highest Rank; Cpl; Nickname: Humpley; Hobby: Hunting and Skiing; Plans: Working with Wildlife, ROBERT ALDEN JONES, JR. DKS 2, Treasurer; Gold Star 2; Honor Council 2; Marksmanship 3; Sash and Sword 2; Training Cadre 2; Band 1; Intramurals 3; Pool Staff 1; Football 2; Years at CMA: 3; Highest Rank: 1st Lt; Nickname: BoJo; Hobbies: Water and Snow Skiing; Plans: College. DAVID LAYTON KING Years at CMA: 1; Hobby: Bicycle Racing. SENIORS CURTIS LEE KRIVOHLAVEK DKS 2, Secretary; Gold Star 2; Marksmanship 2; Training Cadre I ; intramurals 1; Rec Room Staff I; Basketball I; Block “C” 1; Football 2; Golf 2; Years at CM A: 2; Highest Rank: SFC; Nickname: Kriv; Hobby: Tennis; Plans: Susan and Becoming Filthy Rich. CRAVEN WOOD MITCHELL Debate Team 1; Drill Team 2; Honor Council 1; Marksmanship 1; Sash and Sword 1; Training Cadre 2; Bus Driver 1, Head: KP 1; Pool Staff 2, Head; Block “C” 1; Golf 1; Soccer 1; Years at CM A: 3; Highest Rank: 1st Lt; Nickname: Woody; Hobby: Flunting; Plans: Engineering College. ROBERT WESLEY MUNDAY Marksmanship 1; Training Cadre 2; Dance Commit- tee 1; Basketball 2; Block “C” I; Football 4; Track 1; Years at CMA 4; Highest Rank: Sgt; Nickname: Pall Mall: Hobby: Girls; Plans: Make Lots of Money. 16 KENNETH PATRICK RIVERS Marksmanship 1: Band 4: Years at CMA CMS: 4; Highest Rank: SFC; Nickname: Lurch; Hobbies: Music and Stereo Equipment; Plans: College. CLASS OF 1980 MONTAGUE CLARKE O'CAIN Marksmanship 2; Block “C‘ 2; Football 2; Track 2; Years at CMA; 2; Highest Rank: PFC: Nickname: Scooter; Hobby: Playing Guitar; Plans: Making Millions as a Rock Star. KELVIN LOUIS O'NEAL Marksmanship I: Band 4; Bus Driver 2; Dance Com- mittee 1; Fine Arts 4; Gym Staff 1; Intramurals 4: KP 2; Laundry Staff 1, Head: Pool Staff 3; Ree Room Staff 1: Golf 3: Years at CMA: 4; Flighest Rank: SSG; Nickname: Shorty; Hobby: Cars; Plans: College. —_ u.iuh 17 SENIORS ANTHONY TROY ROSSI LLO Gold Star 1: Armory Staff I; Drill Team 5; Marksmanship 3: Training Cadre 1; Intramurals 4: Block “C” 2; Years at CMA: 5: Highest Rank: SFC; Nickname: Roager; Hobby: Drawing; Plans: College. HAINES GREGG RUNYAN DKS 2; Gold Star; Honor Council 1; Marksmanship 4; Rifle Team 4; Training Cadre 5; Band 3; Bus Driver 1; Fine Arts 1: Pool Staff 2; Basketball 1; Block “C” 3; Golf 1; Years at CMA: 6; Highest Rank: LTC; Nickname: Gregg; Hobbies: Drums, Myrtle Beach; Plans: College. RICHARD SHAW ARRIVILLAGA Debate Team 1; Drill Team; Marksmanship 2; In- tramurals 2; KP I; Pool Staff 1; Weight Room Staff 2; Block C” 2; Track 2: Years at CMA: 2; Highest Rank: CPL; Nickname: La Marufa. 18 MARK ALAN TRAPP Annual Staff 1; Adjutant Staff 2: Marksmanship 1; Intfamurais 2; Kitchen Helper 2: KP 2; Track 2; Years at CM A: 2; Nickname: Gomer; Hobby: Women: Plans: College. CLASS OF 1980 PHI1.IP JOHN TUCCI Annual Staff 2; Adjutant Staff 2; Drill Team 1; Marksmanship 2; Intramurals 2; Weight Room Staff 2; Block “CT’ 2; Football 1; Soccer 2; Track 1; Highest Rank: CPL: Years at CMA: 2; Nickname: Rocky, Italian Stallion; Hobbies: Drawing, Boxing, Girls; Plans: Marriage, Law Enforcement, Boxing. LUIS ENRIQUE UZCATEGUI Marksmanship 2: Intramurals 2: KP 1: Kitchen Helper 1; Baseball 2; Block “C” 2; Football I; Soccer 2: Track 1; Highest Rank: Cpl; Years at CMA: 2: Nickname: Louie: Hobbies: Beach, Cars; Plans: College, 19 THE CLASS OF 1980 ROBERT DAVID WHITAKER Adjutant Staff 2; Annual Staff 2; DKS 2, Vice- president; Gold Star 2; Honor Council 1; Markmanship 2; Sash and Sword 1; Training Care 2; Dance Committee 1; Intramurals 3; Laundry Staff 1; Years at CMA: 3; Highest Rank: 1st Lt; Nickname; Whiskers; Hobby: Music: Plans: College. ROBERT ROPER WILKES Marksmanship 2; Intramurals 2; Highest Rank: PFC; Years at CMA: 2; Nickname: Rope-a-Dope; Hobby: Scurfing; Plans: None. 20 Six-year Cadets Gregg Ruyan |on right) and Donald Forney 21 Junior Class Charles Melvin Amerson Mario Alberto Arguello Harold James Barfield, II David Oakley Bolick Timothy Lee Burns Harold Spell Carr, Jr. James Graham Calvert Robert Cooper Cecil William Stevens Davidson Paul David Elkert John Jackson Gardner, IV 22 Neal Franklin Gifford Junior Class Harry Duncan Greene Warren Harding Hall, Jr. Gary Eugene Handley Timothy David Hargett John Edward Jones William Richard Jumper Eddie Kornegay Christoph Kuehl Gene Autry Lewis, Jr. Donald Kent Loosmann John Siler McCoy 23 William Fredrick Miller Junior Class Frank Price Osteen, II James Daniel Reed Rick Allan Roberts Charles Lindbergh Runyan, Jr. Fred William Ruppenthal, IV Mark Walker Smith Randy William Smith Lee Mendel Smoak, Jr. Charles Willard Stewart Crantal Daun Sutton Charles Rutledge Webb Donald Claton Welch 24 Sophomore Class Raymond Bradley Beck Gordon Paul Bigness Paul Garry Bigness Brian Wesley Black Michael Gordon Byrd Mariano Antonio Cabrera Robert Frederick Cox Terry Carl Davis Harry Dean Douglas Haldo Dubon Thomas Michael Evans James Joseph Farrell George Burton Taylor Ferguson David Quinn Gardner Leon Palmer Goza, III Dennis Maybank Grevas 25 Sophomore Class Agustin Ramon Hernandez Joe Benjamin Johnson Christopher Leroy Katz Anthony Gordon Kelley Franklin H. Lentine, Jr. Nigel Thomas Lowe Howie Logan Mauldin John Christopher Mauldin Marion Jay Metcalf James Edward Mills William Robert Negley Jeffery Dean Reynolds Donald Marshall Rhodes Chistian Randall Robinson Timothy Duane Rusch Michael Frederick Sellers 26 Sophomore Class James Carlisle Shelley, Jr. Michael Eugene Tollison David Lee Utz William Gilbert White George Myers Stuckey, III Jose Lucas Torres Martin Alexander Villard Peter Jonathan McLauchlin Whitley Joseph Shane Truere Samuel Homer Watford, Jr. Leo Gilbert Wiggins, Jr. 27 Freshman Class Leonard Wayne Arrington Peter Arthur Baccarny Roger William Bass Chester Lee Brinser, III Jimmy Rodger Brooks, Jr. Stephen Corley Brown Tracy Robert Burns Thomas Mark Chandler Helios Cifuentes Jeffrey Scott Ford Philip Duncan Galloway ■ i 28 Hershel Burkey Grevas Freshman Class Ricky Jay Hambrick Joel Raymond Jackson Mark McRae Kendall Gary Hugh Lackey, Jr. Michael James Layton Reginal Lenard Legette James Edward Lewis Lee Lincoln Lindsey Samuel Craig Mauldin Elwyn Gray Melton, III Lloyd Allen Mosley Jeffery C. Noes 29 Freshman Class John Burton Renneker Enoel Salas Joseph Gary Scott Theodore Chalmers Sealey Robert Michael Self Charles Vernon Shuler, Jr. David Nelson Swanson 30 Leford James Williams Eighth Grade Calvin Ray Adams Brett Reiland Andrae James Kirk Austin John Eric Bogan David Keith Brown Jeff Charles Dahlgren John Randolph Dawson Raymond Eugene DeLong Dathan Zebulon Forbes William Montgomery Foss Jon Eric Fouts Gary Stephen Grooms Robert Wilson Hedgepath James Richard Hoover Robert James Krivohlavek Claus Kruse 31 Eighth Grade Gary Worth Lineberry Barry Kent Luker Darry Mendelsohn Troy Donovan Mills Charles Green Mooneyhan, IV Steven Michael Morris James Robert Mueller Brian Scott Munnerlyn Francis Gerard O’Brien Gary Robert Parker Marcus Dwayne Platt Daniel Wood Richardson Larry Nathaniel Shearouse, Jr, Kenneth Gene Shreve William Preston Turner, II Thomas Wesley Watford 32 Seventh Grade Jerry Wayne Wilson (Eighth Grade) Wayne Joseph Adams Anthony Jonathan Carlton David Ray Case Gregory Eugene Clark Donald Devon Dawson Jonathan Ralph Ferriott William J. Grimsley, Jr. Jon Elroy Harrelson William Shelton Hood, Jr. Mark Steven Mangum Timothy Patrick McEntarffer Chester Raymond Morris Jonathan Scott Owen Peter Scott Stalmasek Charles Thomas Tucker FACULTY and STAFF Colonel Lanning P. Risher, Headmaster B.S;, The Citadel; M.A., University of South Carolina LTC Charles R. White USA (Ret) Senior Army Instructor and Assistant Headmaster B.S., University of South Carolina. LTC James T. Dallas Commandant; A.B., University of South Carolina, LTC Joseph H. Parsons Assistant Commandant and Instructor; B.S., Ea Stroudsburg State College. 34 FACULTY and STAFF LTC William P. Beckham, Jr. -acuity Officer; B.S. University of South Carolina. Eleanor Born B.S., Ithaca College; M.A., Columbia University. Francis L. Brown School Barber and Night Watchman. Chris Craft Maintenance Supervisor Mrs. Anne B. Dallas Librarian; A.B. University of South Carolina; B.S., Columbia College. Mrs. Bessie V. Davis Dietician SFC John A. Davis Army Instructor Major James L. Dozier Faculty Officer; A.B., Pfeiffer College; M.S.T., Middle Tennessee State University. Commander John C Feltham USN (Ret), Faculty Officer; B.S., University of South Carolina; M.A.T., University of Louisville. 35 FACULTY and STAFF Major Burton B. Gale USAF (Ret), Faculty Officer; B.A., University of Vermont; M. Ed,, Our Lady of The Lake University. Captain David V. Green Faculty Officer; A.B., Newberry College; M.M.E., Florida State University. Gloria P. Howell, R.N. The McLeod Infirmary School of Nursing. Captain Tommy E. Huff Captain William T. Morris Faculty Officer; B.S., Western Carolina B.A., University of South Carolina. University. Mrs. Tommie D. Pylant Secretary and Bookkeeper Captain Ronald L. Sferrazzo Faculty Officer; B.A., Coker College. Captain Fred W. Taylor Faculty Officer; B.S., Baptist College; M. Ed., The Citadel. Major Robert E, Thorp Faculty Officer; B.S., Murray State University. 36 FACULTY and STAFF Captain Stephen W. Tucker Faculty Officer; B.S., Clemson University. 1SGT Johnny H. Walters Captain James R. White USA (Ret) Army Instructor. Faculty Officer; B.A., University of South Carolina. 37 38 Sparta was a powerful Greek city-state, famous for its military power and loyal soldiers. Endurance, a scorn of lux- ury, and unyielding firmness are still spoken of as Spartan vir- tues. 39 MILITARY Hudnell leads A Company during pass-in-review. Color Guard passes radiantly DEVELOPING LEADERSHIP FROM WITHIN THE CORPS Military training is a valuable influence upon young men, teaching them first to take orders and then providing authority to give them. CMA cadets necessarily feel responsibility to each other for their own actions. Through ex- perience, growth, maturity, and character development, cadets assume increased authority and responsibility naturally. The training program includes drill, ceremony, leadership preparation, and classes in military science and tactics, integral to the overall intellectual, physical, and moral development of each cadet. Military customs and courtesies are strictly observed and the dis- tinctive cadet uniform is worn at all times. Designated an Ml Junior ROTC school, Camden Military Academy is rated an Honor Unit with Distinction by the Department of the Army. The corps of cadets is formed into one in- fantry battalion, commanded by a cadet lieute- nant colonel; A, B, and C Companies, each commanded by a cadet captain; and a band company, also commanded by a cadet captain. Companies are comprised of two platoons, each of which is commanded by a cadet second lieute- nant. Competition between companies in drill, in barracks maintenance, and in discipline is keen. Overall winner in this year-long competi- tion is designated Honor Company. 40 Officers Center. BATALLION STAFF: Front Row. TB Bailey, Hawkins, Faile. Back Row: Ruppenthal and Rusch. Front and Center: HG Runyan. BATTALION STAFF 1st Platoon: Platoon Ldr., Cheek. Front Row: Platoon Sgt. Rossillo, Squad Ldr. Shaw, Hundley, Sealy, Self, Baccarny, Handley. Middle Row: Squad Ldr. Wiggins, Howell, DQ Gardner, Davidson, Sellers, Kelley. Back Row: Squad Ldr, Blake, Lackey, Robinson, Villard, Cifuentes, Studkey, ALPHA Company Commander, Cadet Captain Robert L. Hudneil (left) Faculty Advisor, Cap- tain Stephen W, Tucker (right) vsm - WlfW ■H HI ill ill mum ms m 13 EM , -’'jw4 tm i ai � 2nd Platoon: Platoon Ldr. Green Front Row: Platoon Sgt. BA Davis, Squad Ldr. Drake, Layton, Farrell, Easterling, Munnerlyn. Middle Row: Squad Ldr. Shelley, MW Smith, Melton, Davidson, Deery. Back Row: Squad Ldr. Trapp, Galloway, Bass, Goza, Moore, Mendelsohn. COMPANY Left to Right: 1st Sgr. Boggs; 2nd I t. Greene, 2nd Platoon Ldr : Beeson. GuidonJ Cadet ( apt. Hudnell. Commander: 2nd Li Gheek, 1 st p4li JLoonTMr; 2n(jl Lt.'Atkinsoft.l: ecuti 4C Officer. I: m, 1st Platoon: Platoon Ldr. JE Jones. Front Row: Platoon Sgt. Graves, Squad Ldr. Metcalf, Tucci, HL Mauldin, DK Brown, Austin, Tucker, Parker. Middle Row; Squad Ldr, Rhodes, Torres, Johnson, Salas, Kruse, Mueller, HB Grevas. Back Row: Squad Ldr. Elkert, Jumper, Lewis, Arguello, McLeary, JE Mills. BRAVO Left to Right: 1st Sgt. Hill; 2nd Lt. JE Jones, 1st Platoon Ldr.; Cmdr. John C. Feltham, Advisor; Kornegay, Guidon; Cadet Capt, Whitaker, Commander; 2nd Lt. WH Hall, 2nd Platoon Ldr.; 2nd Lt. Blevins, Company Executive Officer. 2nd Platoon: Platoon Ldr. Hall. Front Row: Platoon Sgt. Roberts, Squad Ldr. RJ Krivohlavek, Renneker, Shearouse, Luker, Andrae, DeLong. Middle Row: Squad Ldr. Evans, Mosely, Brooks, Mangum, Tyson. Back Row: Squad Ldr. Smoak, Kuehl, Black, Hernandez, JC Mauldin, Harrelson. COMPANY Company Commander, Cadet Captain Robert D. Whitaker (left). Commander John C. Feltham, Faculty Ad- visor (right). 1st Platoon: Platoon Ldr. Osteen, Front Row: Platoon Sgt. JJ Garner, Squad Ldr. Arrington, PG Bigness, WJ Adams, CR Adams, McEn- tarffer, Dahlgren. Middle Row: Squad Ldr. Fouts, Calvert, Gifford, Dawson, EM Grevas. Back Row; Squad Ldr. Dubon, SC Brown, WG White, Webb, Barfield, 1st Sgt. Douglas, CHARLIE Company Commander, Cadet Captain Grazio John Blevins (left). Major Robert E. Thorp, Faculty Advisor (right). 2nd Platoon: Platoon Ldr. Amerson. Front Row: Platoon Sgt. Welch, Squad Ldr. Noes, SH Watford, TD Mills, Brinser, TW Watford, Owens, O'Brien. Middle Row: Squad Ldr. Truere, Utz, GE Clark, Foss, Carlton, Bogan. Back Row: Squad Ldr. Augspurg, King, Turner, GP Bigness, Lowe. Dereix, Exec. Off. Bailey. COMPANY Left to Right: 1st Sgt. Douglas; 2nd Lt. Osteen, 1st Platoon Ldr.; Major Robert E. Thorp; Lindsey, Guidon; Cadet Capt. Mitchell, Com- mander; 2nd Lt. Amerson, 2nd Platoon Ldr.; 2nd Lt. WG Bailey, Exec. Off. 1st Platoon: Platoon Ldr. McCoy. Front Row: Platoon Sgt. GBT Ferguson, Squad Ldr. Beck, Kendall, Swanson, Dawson, Hedgepath, Grim- sley, 1st Sgt. Katz. Middle Row: Squad Ldr. O’Neal, Jackson, Mooneyhan, Carr, Shuler, Whitley. Back Row: Squad Ldr. Copeland, Cox, Hambrick, Stewart, TL Burns, TR Burns. BAND Left to Right: 2nd Lt. CL Runyan, 2nd Platoon Ldr.; Captain David V. Green, Advisor; 1st Sgt. Katz; Cadet Capt. RA Jones, Commander; 2nd Lt. McCoy, 1st Platoon Ldr, 2nd Platoon: Platoon Ldr. CL Runyan (left front). Company Commander RA Jones (right front). Front row: Platoon Sgt. Bolick, Squad Ldr. Butler, Grooms, Cabrera, Shreve, Stalmasek, CR Morris. Middle Row: Squad Ldr. Swanson, Byrd, Leggette, Wilson, SM Morris, Platt. Ford. Back Row: Squad Ldr. Allen, Cecil, Sutton, Chandler, Rivers, Richardson. COMPANY Cadet Captain Robert A. Jones, Company Commander (left). Captain David V, Green, Advisor (right). Senior Class Officers: (L to R) Hudnell, WG Bailey, TB Bailey, Blevins, Mitchell (back). HG Runyan (front), Atkinson, RA Jones, Cheek, Whitaker. Junior Class Officers: (L to R) Osteen, CL Runyan, Greene, JE Jones, Amerson, Hall McCoy. P Z O X R O T C Senior Non-Commissioned Officers: Boggs, Ruppenthal, Hill, Hawkins, Douglas, Faile, Katz. Cannon Crew: (L to R) Lowe, TD Mills, Rusch, Wiggins, Forbes. - -mory Staff: (L to R) Reynolds, Sealey, Rusch, Loosman, 3creix, SFC John A. Davis. Color Guard: {L to R) Tucci, JJ Garner, King, CL Krivohlavek, DQ Gardner 51 Back to Front, Left rank; TC Davis, BA Davis, Hill, Greene, Boggs. Middle rank: Elkert, Hall, Arrington, Wiggins, Rossillo, Right rank: Mitchell, Shaw, Osteen, Kornegay. Front and center JE Jones, Hudnell. JAMES F. RISHER GUARD CMA's Drill Team, the James F. Risher Guard, is named for Colonel Lanning P. Risher’s father. Cadet Captain Lee Hudnell commands the unit which ISG Johnny H. Walters advises. The Drill Team, which performs precise routines upon special occasions and for parades, has won the South Carolina state championship competition at Clemson University the last two consecutive years. A formal salute. ;■ . .- • : -..' . - ::: r’ ta - ■■■ 54 ♦� � v, ; mV Cv, V- f t • § V V • m-j v L4 .lust as lhe Spartans of ancient Greece conquered their op- ponents on the field of battle, the Spartans of Camden Military Academy confront their opponents on the athletic field. SPORTS VARSITY FOOTBALL Varsity Football: Front Row: Handley. Hundley, Hill, Kornegay, JJ Gardner, Cox, WG Bailey, Hall, Webb. Second Row: Hargett, Reed, Metcalf, Sutton, Layton, RA Jones, Fennell, CL Krivohlavek, Andrae. Third Row: Graves, Rhodes, Cheek, Tucci, Forney, Hawkins, Osteen, Howell. Back Row: Coach Taylor, Blevins, O’Cain, Faile, Coach Dozier, Coach Huff. 56 The offensive line huddles up. Coaches cheer the team on from the sideline. Donald Forney leads the way for Mike Hawkins. Cheek, Hill, and Kornegay listen-on during Co-Captains: practice. (L to R) Blevins, Faile, O’Cain. The '19 season for the CMA Spartans turned out a success. With only three returning starters, the team, with fine coaching and hard work, produced a 5-2-1 record. After losing the first game and tying the second, the team sprang back with a five-game winning streak, only to have it end in the conference championship to Spartanburg Day School. In spite of this disap- pointment, we would like to thank the team for one of the best winning percentages the school has seen and also a second place in the conference. CMA 6 44 Bethune CMA 12 12 Asheville Boys School CMA 3 0 Heathwood Hall CMA 6 0 Ashwood Central CMA 20 18 Lewisville CMA 14 0 Spartanburg Day School CMA 8 6 Clio CMA 0 23 Spartanburg Day School 57 Coaches: (L to R) Huff, Taylor, Dozier. PUZZLING SENIOR PLAYERS v,. Senior Players No. 51 Brent Graves No. 65 Gilly Bailey No. 72 Bobby Jones No. 11 Cecil Faile No. 12 Mike Hawkins No. 32 Donald Forney No. 42 Bill Cheek 80 Curtis Krivohlavek 76 Mike Hill 40 Scooter O’Cain 71 Mike Hudley 20 Philip Tucci 10 John Blevins 59 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Junior Varsity Football: Front Row: Sealey, GBT Ferguson, DQ Gardner, Reed, Platt, DeLong. Second Row: Dubon, Johnson, PG Bigness, Rhodes, Lackey, Beck, Third Row; Galloway, Scott, RJ Krivohlavek, Mosley, Rusch, Evans. Back Row: Utz, GP Bigness, Douglas, Mun- nerlyn, Coach Tucker. 60 Co-Captains Donald Rhodes and Tee Sealey. Donald Rhodes, thinking it over, 1979-1980 The JV Spartan offense fires off the line of scrimmage. David Gardner on the keeper. The defense, ready for the action. The JV Spartans’ record did not turn out as hoped. But the statistics do not reflect the team’s playing ability. They worked hard throughout the season, proudly coached by Coach Steven Tucker. Ben Johnson kicks for the first half. 61 1979-80 62 Curtis Krivohlavek and Cecil aile fight for the rebound. Praying for a successful game. VARSITY BASKETBALL Varsity Basketball Team. Left to right: Webb, Osteen, Gifford, JJ Gardner, CL Krlvohlavek, Fennell, Coach Taylor, Faile, O’Cain, Blevins, Forney, CL Runyan, Rhodes. Captains Fennell, Faile, Forney. CMA’s varsity basketball team started out the season on the wrong foot; but the team prac- ticed and worked hard to correct their mistakes. Captain Fred Taylor coached the eleven-man team, with only four returning players, bringing out the best in each man, producing a respec- table record. We should be proud of the 79-80 varsity team. 63 Cecil Faile tips off for the Spartans. J.V. BASKETBALL JV Basketball. Left to right: Williams, TW Watford, TD Mills, Bass, Smoak, Hambrick, GBT Ferguson, Beck, RJ Krivohlavek, Parker. Kneeling, Coach Huff. Coach Huff fills in the team on the game plan. Warming up before the game. Hambrick on the lay-up. Winning the first game, Captain Tommy Huff coached his boys to a very profitable season. Each player learned a lot and the season turned out well. Coach Huff was happy with the team's output and was pleased with the season. We should be proud of the 79-80 junior Spar- tans. 64 DAVIS’ DEAD-EYES Rifle Team: Front Row: TB Bailey, Handley, Lowe, Hargett, Sellers. Standing: JE Jones, HG Runyan, SFC Davis, Cheek, Calvert. Not Pic- tured: BW Butler, Webb, Welch, Amerson, King, Ruppenthal. Returning Lettermen: Kneeling: Lowe. Standing: JE Jones, H.G. Runyan. SFC Davis, Cheek, Calvert. For the past decade, the CMA Rifle Team has dis- played superior marksmanship. This year, with the addi- tion of several new members, our team continued on with this tradition of excellence by winning numerous matches throughout the Southeast and the nation. Under the direction of SFC John A, Davis, the team practices constantly to insure perfection. 65 Co-Captains: (L to R) Bill Cheek, Gregg Runyan. FOOT LOOSE AND Richard Clark makes the shot. A race for the ball. Luis Uzcategui heading the ball. Terry Davis making the pass to Mike Hawkins. FANCY FREE Soccer Team; Front row, left to right. Dubon, Augspurg, Moore, RL Clark, Cecil, TR Davis, Uzcategui. Back row, Coach Tucker. Drake, BA Davis, Stewart, Arguello, Dereix, TB Bailey, Hawkins, Blake. Terry Davis dribbles up-field. This year's soccer team was one of the best CMA has ever fielded. Coach Steve Tucker picked his team and proceeded to teach them all he knew, which must have been considerable since the team played like I professionals and compiled an excellent record. 67 Scrambling for the loose ball. BAD NEWS SPARTANS Contestants from each company prepare for the swimming finals. 68 Jim Reed on the return. Lee Lindsay representing “C” Company in the swimming finals. 1979-1980 Neal Gifford and Chester Brinser represent “C” Company in doubles action. Captain Green and Major Gale supervising swimming. Barry Davis serves for A” Company. Intramurals are a major activity here at Camden Military Academy, assuring every student an active part in competitive athletics. Directed by Commander John Feltham, cadets participate in sports of their choice in preparation for company playoffs each six weeks, with each member of the winning company receiving one merit. Except for those playing in in- termural athletics, all cadets participate in the intramural program. 69 A” and “C” Companies battle in a preliminary heat. 72 Ancient Spartans were strong, participating in many activities to develop endurance, strength, cleverness, and the ability to think out difficult problems. In the twentieth century, CMA Spartan ex- periences demand many of those same capabilities. As an integral part of the school program, cadets participate in varied extra- curricular activity, promoting a sense of self-reliance and practical leadership. ACTIVITIES 73 Concert Band: (seated, L to R) CL Runyan, GBT Ferguson, Leggette, McCoy, Butler, Carr, Jackson, Swanson, (partially hidden) Cabrera, Chandler, Shuler, Cecil, O'Neal, Hedgepath, Rivers, TR Burns, Richardson, Ford. Bolick, Whitley, Fennell, Byrd, Sutton, (standing L to R) HG Runyan, Grooms, Flambrick, Copeland, Beck, Stewart, Allen, Katz, and Capt. Green. 74 Get your hand off my sax. LOOK OUT, LAWRENCE WELK Captain David Green is the leader of our bands. This year’s band class was not an easy “A” on a student’s report card. Only musicians who can play all of their music get top grades and go on trips. Cap- ;ain Green’s academic strategy works. This year’s pep band, jazz band, and es- pecially the marching band, are probably the best CMA has ever heard. Pep Band: (L to R) Byrd, CL Runyan, McCoy, Cecil, Hambrick, Allen, Butler, Carr, Leggette, and O’Neal. Beginning Band; (L to R) Ferriot, Case, Shreve, Stalmasek, SM Morris, Grimsley, Wilson, CR Morris, DD Dawson, Platt, Shearhouse. 75 Block “C”: (upper R to lower R) Faile, Shaw, Dereix, Hawkins, Forney, JJ Gardner, Fennell. Beeson, Blake, Drake, GBT Ferguson, CL Runyan, Dubon, Douglas, Bolick, Hall, Blevins, RL Clark, Copeland, Abercrombie, Kornegay, Tucci, Osteen, HG Runyan, Sealey, O'Cain, WG Bailey, and Cheek. “C” HOW THEY RUN The fighting Spartans of CMA are the many cadets who strive to be varsity athletes. To become a member of the Block “C” Club, a cadet must have lettered in a var- sity sport, an honor earned after hours of practice each day and after confronting the opposing teams on the athletic field. Each Block “C” member knows it’s worth all the effort for the privi- lege of wearing a “CM. RECREATION ROOM The “rec room” is the ideal place to unwind. What better place to take out frustrations than on a pinball machine? 76 The Staff: (L to R) Swanson, Rusch, Cmdr Feltham, O’Neal, GBT Ferguson, Hudnell, CL Krivohlavek, Allen. Bus Drivers: (on ground L to R) Graves, JE Lewis, (on bus L to R) Handley, Cheek, O’Neal: (extending from window) TB Bailey. “The bus will leave for downtown . . All cadets depend and rely upon cadet bus drivers, be it for a ride downtown, to church, to the doctor, to a ballgame, or whatever. This year’s drivers performed their tasks well and kept CMA moving. 77 Oh well, it’s only three quarts low. The Staff; (Kneeling L to R) Swanson, Graves, Cheek, Cmdr. Feltham, Whitaker, Lowe, Osteen, Rhodes. (Standing L to R) Kornegay, Douglas, MW Smith, GBT Ferguson, CL Runyan, JL Jones, Hall, Rusch, O’Neal, Carr, Blevins, Blake. BOOGIE-IN G CMA’s Dance Committee has one of the hardest jobs on campus. The gym is a much-used campus facility. As a sports activity concludes, dance committee often has only six hours to transform the gym into a dance hall, and often have even less time to tear it all down. Hard work though it is, it all pays off as cadets, dates, facul- ty, staff, parents, and friends get out there and express themselves on the dance floor. 78 Dancing can make you hungry. Say “Cheese. (Seated L to R.) Capt. Morris, Beck, Copeland, MHT Ferguson, (Standing L to R) Shaw, Goza, GBT Ferguson, Cecil, Noes. MHT Ferguson delivering a dramatic speech. MORRIS’S MARAUDERS CMA's highly acclaimed debate team upheld their excellent reputation this year. Captain Morris provided strong support and drove the team to new levels of competence. The group’s suc- cesses are truly noteworthy when you consider there were only two returning members. 79 Kitchen Help: (kneeling 1 to r) DK Brown, Leggette, (standing 1 to r) Bolick, RA Roberts, Grooms. Ms. Davis and her crew: (1 to r) Esther Hankims, Willene Lane, Faye Rose, Ch.L“ Haynesworth, and Ms. Davis, (not pictured: Uncle Charlie) DQ Gardner prepares for the evening meal. MESSHALL MADNESS In the course of a school year, Mrs. Davis produces thou- sands upon thou- sands of individual meals. While she handles the brunt of the work, kitchen helpers assist her pre- paring the food and washing dishes, and KPs actually serve the battalion. 80 Tea time. KPs: (seated on floor) Copeland, (seated 1 to r) PG Bigness, Platt, Melton, (standing 1 to r) Car Hambrick, Mangum, Kuehl, Byrd, Aldridge, Shreve, DQ Gardner, Enraptured by the president. Our leader, Major Thorp, It is time for cartoons, who wants to adjourn? The “prez, Gregg Runyan. HONORABLE SPARTANS CM A has 15 honor- able cadets who belong to CMA’s only frater- nal honor society. Delta Kappa Sigma, To become a member of DKS, a cadet must possess a good atti- tude, show his leader- ship potential, and earn excellent grades. DKS members exemp- lify those positive traits instilled in youth of ancient Sparta. DKS; (seated) Major Thorp, (below 1 to r) Blevins, RA Jones, HG Runyan, Whitaker. CL Krivohlavek, JE Jones, (above rl Osteen, Howell, McCoy, Cheek, CL Runyan. T H E I N C R E D I B L E 82 The Staff: (L to R) Wiggins, Dubon, Dereix, Augspurg, TB Bailey, Boggs, Greene, Shaw, Arrington. H U L K S This year's weight room staff was dedicated to developing strong bodies through weight lifting. Major James Dozier is advisor. Curling it. 8MB It’s easier this way. The Staff: (seated) Mrs. Dallas. (L to R) Self, Rusch, Bolick, Beeson, Webb, Wilkes, Lackey. READING, REFERENCE, AND RHETORIC As head librarian, Mrs. Anne Dallas selects responsible cadets for her library staff. Each must have knowledge of books and where they are shelved in CMA’s library. Mrs. Dallas' library assistants work hard, but reward for their efforts is the satisfaction of assuring smooth operation of our academic center. Our dedicated Mrs. Dallas. 83 Maintenance men prepare and repair. The Staff: (kneeling) TB Bailey, (standing L to R) Harrelson, PG Bigness, DQ Gardner, Fennell, Bass, CL Runyan, and Mendelsohn. MAJOR JIM’S GYM CMA’s loyal gym staff maintains the facility and keeps everything organized. Major James Dozier heads the staff, and always manages to assure a smooth operation. The gym staffs hard work insures our athletes are happy. IN THE DRIVER’S SEAT Driver’s Education is an important training course taught by LtC. William P. Beckham. Fundamentals of driving, including knowledge of laws and protocol of the road, and actual behind-the-wheel experience are part of the program. You could at least learn_h°w to dribble. Drivers Ed.: (L to R) McLeary, Roberts, White, Bolick, Douglas, Rusch (in car), Col. Beckham, Layton (kneeling), Lackey, Self, Forbes, Fine Arts: (L to R) Mrs. Risher, Stalmasek, Aldridge, SM Morris, Kornegay, Self, Grimsley, Rhodes, Capt. Green, Cecil, Swanson, Beck, O’Neal, CR Morris, Webb, DK Brown, GE Clark, Carr, Mendelsohn, Kelley, Goza. Captain Green demonstrates the fine art of writing music. ART IS FINE Fine Arts Club is a group of cadets who study all sorts of aesthetic delights, including painting, ceramics, music, and photography. The club is headed by Captain David Green, Mrs, Lanning P. Risher, and Mrs. Charles R. White. The group of- ten travels to art exhibits, to museums, to plays, etc., and generally has a very good time while developing an increased appreciation of cultural of- ferings. 85 Mrs. Risher critiques a painting. Get my laundry off the floor. What's your number? SPIC ’N SPAN This year’s Laundry Staff efficiently turns it in on Mondays and gives it out again on Thursdays. Captain James White and his staff are dedicated to per- form a task that is as essential to com- plete as it is taken for granted to carry out. 86 The Staff: (L to R) Hedgepath, Wilkes, SC Brown. Dahlgren (in the bag), Butler (upside down), Allen, Kelley, Wilsor Captain James White. The Staff: (L to R top to bottom) Mitchell, Elkert, Renneker, Blake, MHT Ferguson, Beeson, GBT Ferguson, CL Runyan, Cmdr John Feltham, Is he that bad? THE MEN FROM ATLANTIS This year's pool staff had it easier than previously, with a new pool complete with a modern filtration system. They also en- joyed it more because we now have one of the nicest pools in the whole state. Lifeguarding demands responsibility, and it can get tedious, but our pool staff mem- bers insure safety and a good time for all. 87 Serub-a-dub-TUB! Mrs. Tommie Pylant runs off the Adjutant every Friday morning. You wanted that today? (Major Burton Gale and Scott Copeland). Elkert and Tucci, people working for people. Douglas works hard on advertising. McCoy “messes up the Adjutant. What do we do now? (Webb and Osteen). 88 ADJUTANT THE FRONT PAGE Extra, Extra, read all about it. , . This year’s Adjutant staff, com- prised of the sixth period English Composition Class, produced weekly some of the most readable and informative newspapers ever published on this campus. Stu- dents write, edit, produce, and distribute the publication right here on campus. The same group compiles the Excalibur, CMA’s yearbook. The results of that effort are these very pages. The entire staff works for a better publication. II.AIi Schedule Puzzle Corner Cadet Portrait Days 12:1 0-1:21+ 1:214-5:50 1:214 MOO 5:50 6:30-11:00 11:00 11:15 6:35 6:1 0 6:50 10:00 11:50 12:30-5:50 5:50 7:00 7:05-9:00 9:00-11:00 11:00 1) At a pet store, puppies cost $5� kittens cost $3« and goldfish 50 cents. Can you buy 100 animals for $100? 2) What's the only English four-letter word that ends in eny . Eeny doesn't count! Answers to last weeks' puzzle: 1) A half dollar and a nickle, (one was not a nickle.) 2) Three feet, (the boat rises with the tide). (Copeland) Sit at the SAT Toimwrow, a small group of nervous seniors will travel to Camden High to take the Scholastic Aptitude Test, The test measures a student's scholastic competency, and is evaluated by the college a person applies to. Good Luek! (Copeland) 7:10 7:20 7 25 8:30 9:20 12:50 1:30-5:20 5:20 6:00-10:00 10:00 10:00 10:15 (McCoy) Visitors Day Cadets, it's that time again: Annual Visitors' Day. The day's activities will begin with inspection of the barracks by parents from 2:00-3:30 A Band concert is scheduled for 2:30 outside the Band room. At 300, the Drill team will Bhow their precision in an excellent performance on the Parade Field. After the Drill team's exhibition, a Dress Parade will fellow at 3:50- The day will finish with a reception for everyone in the Dining Hall. Happy Visitors' Day! (Tucci) It's your time, underclassmen, for your pictures. So shine those Dress coats and look sharp. The pictures will be taken November 5th and 6th. The Excalibur Staff will announce, prior to picture taking, where, when, and how the pictures will be taken (Gardner1 DQ.) I don’t like this picture. (Whitaker and Cheek) Friday, November 2 Sixth period Leave Furlough begins Clio at CMA Supper Leave Recall Taps Saturday, November 3 1979 First Call Reveille Breakfast SMI Lunch Leave Supper Recall Studyhall Recall nd furlough Cadets may 1:30 and must . keejp.n mind in your dress to campus Have a fun (Cheek) Gardner and McCoy hard at work laying out a page. EXCALIBUR STAFF 89 Miss America 1979 Selects: Cheryl Prewitt Miss Cheryl Prewitt, Miss America 1979, participated as grand marshal in Camden’s annual Christmas parade, November 26, 1979. During the time she spent in the historic city of Camden, Miss Prewitt found a break in her busy schedule to judge our Miss Excalibur contest. Now, here they are. . . 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Robert Cecil, Jr. P. O. Box 1171 Lancaster, SC 29720 Farrell, James Joseph P. O. Box 337A Pontiac. III. 61764 Fennell, Alfred Alonzo Rt. 2. Box 224 Yemassee, SC 29945 Ferguson. George Burton Taylor 5518 N. Kings Hwy. 449-3757 Myrtle Beach. SC 29577 Ferguson, Matthew Henry Taylor, Jr. P.O Box 1125 475-3498 Georgetown, SC 29440 Ferriotl, Jonathon Ralph P.O. Box 241311 525-3380 Charlotte, N.C. 28224 Forbes, Nathan Zebulon 7217 Woodstream Dr. Charlotte. N.C. 28210 Ford. Jeffrey Scott 237 Kengington Rd. Taylors, SC 29687 Forney, Donald 928 Churchill Cincinnati, O 45202 Foss, William Montgomery 320 Molasses Ln. Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464 Fouls, Jon Eric 627 Avenue Del Norte Sarasota, FI. 33581 Galloway. Philip Duncan Rt. I Wellford, SC 29385 Gardner. David Quinn Gardner. John Jackson, IV 2115 Selwyn Ave. 804-372-7121 Charlotte, NC 28207 884-7772 349-8114 439-4015 704-523-5385 268-1709 513-751-1465 904-354-5601 285-4062 815-844-6376 589-293! 919-471-6171 776-3247 883-3040 Gifford. Neal Franklin Box 121 625-2211 Estill. SC 29918 Goza, Leon Palmer, III Star Rt.. Box 202C 794-3767 Swansea, SC 29160 Graves. Brent Ward 106 Sonning Rd. 781-2690 Irmo, SC 29063 Greene, Harry Duncan P. O. Drawer 352 919-276-0576 Red Springs. NC 28377 Grevas, Dennis Mayband Grevas. Hershel Burky 143 Moultrie St. 577-5276 Chas.. SC 29403 Grimsley. William J., Jr. 10767 Jamacha Blvd. 714-466-2658 Spring Valley, Ca 92077 Grooms, Gary Stephen 6833 Towbridge Rd. 919-425-5257 Fayetteville, NC 28306 Hall. Franklin Edward. Ill P. O. Box 273 237-2180 Pawleys Island, SC 29585 Hall, Warren Harding, Jr. 6907 Heatherrord Rd 704-364-0454 Charlotte, NC 28211 Hambrick. Ricky Jay 1833 Sterling Ave. ” 513-931-9565 Cincinnati, O 45239 Handley, Gary Eugene 109 Creek Dr. 662-2230 Florence, SC 29501 Hargett, Timothy David 5108 Wilkinson Blvd. 704-392-3416 Charlotte. NC 28208 Harrelson, Jon Elroy Hawkins, Michael James 3912 Arborway 704-364-2915 Charlotte. NC 28211 Hedgepath, Robert Wilson 525 Lockshire Rd. 788-2590 Columbia. SC 29210 Hernandez. Agustin Ramon Calle Guarani, Quinta Tinche 505-925 Urb. El Llanito Caracas, Edo Mirando 107. Venezuela Hill, James Michael Box 393 326-5158 Lamar SC 29069 Hood. William Shelton, Jr. 831 Wrenn Dr. 803-328-9584 Rock Hill. SC 29730 Hoover, James Richard 1165 Pine St. 755-1866 W. Col.. SC 29169 Howell, Mark Anthony CMA 432-7028 Hudnell. Robert Lee 1215 Camellia Rd. 556-3348 Chas., SC 29407 Hundley, Michael Stephenson 2214 Carylc Dr. 404-529-6992 Marietta. Ga 30062 Jackson, Joel Raymond 6103 Temple Rd. Jacksonville, Fla 43317 Johnson. Joe Benjamin 402 Wedgewood Dr. Inman, SC 29349 Jones. John Edward 5008 Parkview Dr. 704-542-2761 Matthews. NC 28105 Jones, Robert Alden. Jr. 122 N. Woodland Ave. 704-245-9148 Forest City, NC 28043 Jumper, William Richard 3120 Columbia Rd., N.E. 534-8165 Orangeburg, SC 29115 904-737-6164 518-3594 Katz, Christopher Leroy 11A Brigadune Shore Dr. Myrtle Beach. SC 29577 Metcalf, Marion Jay 1401 Ridgewood Dr. 704 865 2206 Gastonia. NC. 28052 Reed. James McDaniel Little Theater 432-7330 Camden. SC 29020 Stewart. Charles Willard 93 Neptune Ave. 904-672-1404 Ormond Bch. Fla 32074 Kelley, Anthony Gordon 1309 Overlook Apts 242-1452 66 Villa Rd Greenville. SC 29615 Kendall. Mark McRae 2-D Salt Marsh Cove 237-2657 Pawleys Island, SC 29585 King. David Layton 689 Mission Dr. Camarillo. Ca 93010 Kornegay, Eddie 106 N. Slocum St. Goldsboro. NC 27530 Krivohlavek. Curtis Lee P. O. Box 692 Orangehurg. SC 29115 Kruse, Claus 871 Des Hirondelles St. Bruno de Montarville Quebec, Canada V3V 4P6 Kuehl. Christoph 346 Tilden Rd. 617-545-3689 Scituate, Ma. 02066 Lackey, Gary Hugh, Jr. 1600 Hampton St. 736-0200 Columbia. SC 29201 Layton, Michael James 5500 Glen Forest Dr. 704-542-2644 Charlotte, NC 2821 I 805-482-9768 919-735-7471 534-4902 514-653-8179 Leggette, Reginal Lenard 2503 Bayside Ave, 248-4560 Conway, SC 29526 Lentine, Frank H.. Jr. 34 Washington St. 201-442-9242 Perth Amboy, NJ 08861 Lewis, Gene Autry, Sr. 302 Lee St. 773-1365 Sumter. SC 29150 Lewis. James Edward I Holly Berry Woods 831-1807 Clover. SC 29710 Lindsey. Lee Lincoln Rt. I!, Lake Hartwell 225-4321 Anderson, SC 29621 Lineberry, Gary Worth P.O.Box 11396 445.7570 Columbia, SC 29211 Loosmann. Donald Kent 5117 Forest Creek Rd. 919-832-9663 Raleigh. NC 27606 Lowe. Nigel Thomas 1505 S.E. 27th Terr. 904-732-3988 Ocala. Fla 32670 Lowery. William Ander. Jr. Rt. 1, Box 1369 912-858-2913 Ella bell, Ga 31308 Luker, Barry Kent 406 W. 35th St. 919-738-6827 Lumberton, NC 28358 Manguni, Mark Steven P. O. Box 192 HI loree, SC 29047 Mauldin. Howie Logan P. O. Box 4156 304 E. Stone Ave. Greenville. SC 29608 Mauldin. John Christopher Mauldin, Samuel Craig 1606 N. Main St. Greenville, SC 29609 Melton. Elwyn Gray, 111 Rt 4 Darlington. SC 29532 Asphalt Sealers Rt. 3. Box 85 704-873-2642 Statesville. NC 28677 Mendelsohn. Darry 28 Angela Lane 516-666-0633 Bayshore. NY 11706 897-2242 268-3577 235-0694 393-3519 Miller, William Fredrick 609 Jolene Dr. 215-692-7139 West Chester, Pa 29380 Mills, James Edward 309 Byron Rd., Apt. 3 Columbia SC 29209 Mills, Troy Donovan 505 Old Farm Rd. 919-851-5549 Raleigh. NC 27606 Mitchell. Craven Wood P.O.Box 431 919-524-4450 Grifton. NC 28530 Renneker, John Burton P.O.Box 1101 534-2603 Orangeburg. SC 29115 Reynolds. Jeffery Dean Rt. I 919-674-2742 Climax. NC 27233 Rhodes, Donald Marshall 113-16 204th St. 212-740-0862 St. Albans. NY 11434 Richardson. Daniel Wood 4320 Tipperary PI 704-537-7947 Charlotte. NC 28215 Mooneyhan, Charles Green IV Rt 1. Box 47 481-2192 Sumter. SC 29150 Rivers, Kenneth Patrick Rt I, Box 113 943-2063 Hampton, SC 29924 Moore. Wayne Rand Moore. Douglas Anderson I Grove Ct. 919-346-3945 Jacksonville, NC 28540 Morris. Chester Raymond P. O. Box 7208 305-431-7186 Hollywood. Fla 33021 Morris, Steven Michael 2148 Sherwood Ave. 502-451-9299 Louisville, Ky 40205 Mosley, Lloyd Allen Rt. I. Box 6 754-1973 Blythewood. SC 29016 Mueller, James Robert 124 N. Woodmont Dr. 215-269-5098 Downinglon. Pa. 19335 M unday, Robert Wesley 115 W. Lock man 547-2436 Ft, Mill, SC 29715 Munnerlyn, Byrne Scott The Dunes, Apt F-4 785-9364 10 Woodward Ave. Hilton Head Island. SC 29928 McCoy, John Siler 26 Miller Dr. 775-4048 Sumter. SC 29150 McEntarffer, Timothy Patrick 3143 Royal 805 526-6753 Si mi Valley. Ca 93065 MeLeary. Andrew Edward 303 Littlefield Rd. 796-2606 W. Columbia, SC 29169 Negley, William Robert P. O. Box 2965 374-61!3 Myrtle Beach, SC 29577 Noes, Jeffery C. P.O. Box 1094 773-8955 Sumter. SC 29150 O'Brien. Francis Gerard 4002 Janna St. 524-2905 Burton. SC 29902 O'Cain. Montague Clarke P. O. Box 8 625-3240 Estiir. SC 29918 O'Neal, Kelvin Louis 7015 Holly Spr. Rd. 919-851-0059 Raleigh. NC 27606 Osteen, Frank Price, II 312 70th Ave., N. 449-5698 Myrtle Bch.. SC 29577 Owen, Jonathan Scott 4077 Woodcock Dr. Suite 100 904-356-4534 Jacksonville. FI 32207 Roberts, Rick Allen 1248 Hemlock 312-671-3083 Elk Grove, III, 60007 Robinson, Christian Randall 7406 Dolls Ct. 704-542-0314 Charlotte, NC 28211 Rossillo. Anthony Troy 4 FDR Drive Ceiba, Puerto Rico 00635 Runyan. Charles Lindbergh, Jr. 218 Whitefalls Drive 781-3280 Columbia. SC 29210 Ruppenthal, Fred Wm. IV 3723 Sulkirk Rd. 704-554-1715 Charlotte, NC 28210 Rusch. Timothy Duane Rt. I Inman, SC 29349 Salas, Fnoel 4131 S.W. 13th St. Coral Gables. FI 33155 Scott, Joseph Gary 622 Savannah Ave. Lakeland. Fla 33801 Sealey. Theodore Chalmers 105 Castle Manor Ct. 919-772-6833 Garner, NC 27529 Self, Robert Michael 2 Cuhu Dr 244-7749 Taylors, SC 29687 Sellers, Michael Frederick Rl. 2, Box 240 781-2079 Chapin. SC 29036 Shaw. Richard Allan Mackenzie La Avenida B 14-12 Zona 3 Guatemala City. Guat. Central America Shearouse, Larry Nathaniel, Jr. P. O. Box 164 912-754-6527 Springfield, Ga 31329 Shelley, James Carlisle. Jr. 171 Lakeland Dr. 248-4171 Conway, SC 29526 Shreve. Kenneth Gene 9320 Monte Vista, NW 206-692-2756 Bremerton. Wash. 98310 Shuler. Charles Vernon, Jr. P. O. Box 1107 Holly Hill, SC 29059 Smith, Mark Walker 1185 Palridge Rd. Spartanburg. SC 29302 496-3697 583-2584 578-7903 305-226-5266 813-686-6408 Parker. Gouard Arthur 4218 Waterbury Dr. 394-3533 Charlotte, N.C 28209 Parker, Gary Robert Rt. 6, Bx. I O'. Hasty Rd.919-276-6650 Laurinburg, NC 28352 Plait. Marcus Dwayne 3317 Mouniainbrook Ave. Apt. 2 552-4530 Chas. Hgts. SC 29405 Smith, Randy William P. O. Box 1035 785-2745 Hilton Head Island, SC 29928 Sniouk. Lee Mendel. Jr. 1509 North Rhett Ave. 744-1065 N. Chas., SC 29406 Stalma.sek, Peter Scott 701 F. Greenhaven Dr. 299-4509 Greensboro. NC 27406 Stuckey. George Myers, III P. O. Box 568 428-3470 Bishopville. SC 29010 Sutton, Crantal Daun 400 Balido Dr. 305-296-5122 Key West. FI 33040 Swanson, David Nelson 5510 Paulsen St. 912-352-8511 Savannah. Ga 31406 Tollison, Michael Eugene P O. Box 5904 Greenville. SC 29606 Torres. Jose Lucas 3044 SW 3rd Ave Miami. Fla 33129 Trapp. Mark Alan 6030 Donegal Dr. Charlotte, NC 28212 Truere. Joseph Shane 1503 Downing St. Chas.. SC 29407 Tucker, Charles Thomas Rt. 4. Box 136 704-694-5371 Wadesboro. NC 28170 Turner, Wm. Preston, II 1413 Birthright 576-4139 Chas., SC 29407 Tyson, Samuel Dixson, Jr. 327 S. Mil! St. 435-2034 Manning. SC 29102 Utz. David Lee 1750 Canton Hills Cir, 404-971-6163 Marietta. Ga 30062 242-6797 305-856-4794 704-537-8652 556-6892 Uzcategui. Luis Lnrique Calle Saturno 041-532550 FI Trigal Valencia. Venezuela Villurd. Murtin Alexander 2508 Betty Si. 305-894-9717 Orlando. FI 32803 Walton. Gordon Scott 700 Weaver Dr. 704-246-5663 Lexington. NC 27292 Watford. Thomas Wesley Watford. Samuel Homer, Jr. 137 N. Circle Dr. 534-7350 Orangeburg. SC 29115 Webb, Charles Rutledge Drawer D 838-3339 Frogmore. SC 29920 Welch, Donald Clayton 942 Shetland Cl 884-3367 Ml. Pleasant, SC 29464 Whitaker. Robert Davis P. O. Box 445 963-7987 Mauldin, SC 29662 While, William Gilbert P O. Box 5161 638-8437 New Bern, SC 28560 Whitley. Peter Jonathan 727 W. Rolling wood Rd. 648-5774 Aiken, SC 29801 Wiggins, Leo Gilbert, Jr. P. O. Box 82 912-265-2622 Brunswick. Ga 31520 Wilkes, Robert Roper 99 S. Dogwood Dr. 651-5349 Garden City, SC 29576 Williams, Leford James Rt. 3. Box 17016 382-3595 Kingstree. SC 29556 W ilson. Jerry Wayne Rl. 2. Box 380 704-786-7239 Concord, NC 28025 In Closing This was no ordinary year. Much went on outside our little world here at Camden Military Academy — some good, some bad, some outright terrible. But this year marks the turn of the decade, a chance to start over, to resolve problems which arose during the seventies. The seventies were ten good years. We witnessed the end of the Vietnam War; increased concern for ecology; the first trans-Atlantic crossing by balloon; a test tube baby; greater concern for good physical health; ERA; the Apollo-Soyuz meeting; color pictures of Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn; digital computers, calculators, watches, and games; and Skylab was manned for three months. It wasn’t all fun and games, however. We also witnessed Kent State, Watergate, saccharin scares, Vallium abuses, busing riots, dollar-plus per gallon gas, the Iran crisis, and Skylab’s descent on Australia, Events often reflected public apathy, a malaise which threatened to bring America down for the count. But she kept on punching. The world bout with which the Class of 1980 must contend probably won’t be easy rounds, but no one ever guaranteed they would be. Goodbye, faculty; goodbye, CMA; and, hardest of all, goodbye, friends. Just as we bade goodbye and farewell to the seventies, we must bid adieu to our CMA community, remem- bering the good times, having learned from the bad. Look out, world. The Class of 1980 is coming. The Excalibur Staff Scott Copeland, Editor 112