Camden Military Academy - Excalibur Yearbook (Camden, SC)

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Charles R. White Guard on the reviewing stand: Daryl Easier, Joe DeLeon, Prescott Jordan, Chip Southworth, Jason Kasemeier, Carlton Walker, Lonnie Broome, Daan Witkamp, Louis Baker. Military Clerks working for their respective companies: William Pennell, Justin Campbell, Bret Burnikel, Alan Dampog, Jim Denton, Lee Weaver. 13

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Armory Staff; Ashley Saulnier, MSG Marvin McCullough, Noel Johnson, Cordt Trumpy, Tom McKee, Scott Haskell, Lynn Tucker, John O'Neil. Maintaining weapons: Noel Johnson, Scott Haskell, John O'Neil, Ashley Saulnier, Cordt Trumpy (obscured), Tom McKee. Arms and Records Cadets keep the corps running. Ar- mory staff maintains Ml 903 rifles, in- sures accurate inventory, and issues weapons for drill practice and for pa- rades. Company clerks tally merits and demerits and enter reports on individual Commandant records. Accuracy is es- sential for even a marginal error could affect a cadet’s leave or furlough eligibil- ity or whether or not he must serve confinements. James F. Risher Guard members daz- zle spectators as they perform precision drill routines for special events both on and off campus. Charles R. White Guard members, newboys or under- classmen, aspire to positions on the drill team. They’re sharp too. James F. Risher Guard presents arms: Flagman Chris Bishop in front. Left to right; Lamar Shaw, Jerry Sheally, Lee Shaw, Todd Corley, Will Rice, Rob Baker, Trevor Fuson, Mike Aaron, Chris Hendrick, Greg Baxter, Bob Whitmire, Rusty Burgess. Drill team performs “ripple line . 12

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KP’s assembled: Spencer, Lightcap, Mullins, C. Brown, Jordan, Janssen, Dampog, Rameila, Whisenhunt, Gilson (in rear), Rabon, Hayes, JO Montezuma, Keesling, Giraldo, Sanders, Garcia, Daves, Whigham, Erdel (head tilted), Carver. Carlisle House Staff (below) relaxes in the lounge: Sterling Cargill, Steve Godwin, Justin Campbell, Mrs. Helen Feltham (Director), Oliver Garcia, Gary Spencer, Bret Burnikel. Service Staffs determined and dedicated Cadets provide service where and when it’s needed. In the dining hall KP’s set up tables before and clean up the facility after each meal. CMA's canteen, Carlisle House, utilizes a student staff to keep the place in good order, social and physical, at all times. On the military side, laundry staff sup- ports City Laundry and Cleaners of Camden by sending out mounds of dirty laundry on days designated for each company, then distributing the clean later in the week, Lynn Tucker, Battalion Executive Officer, contributes double service to the battalion, heading up both supply services and transportation. Providing quartermaster support and keeping the corps mobile for leave, church, medical appointments, and sports and cultural events, require deter mined staff members dedicated to job accomplishment. Snacktime at Carlisle House for “Air McAlpine, '‘Fireball'' DeWitt, David Stepp (below).