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No rattails or spikes or whatever you like. Tonsorial conformity is the word at CMA. The student handbook specifies: “haircuts— Good grooming is mandatory for cadets and haircuts must meet the following speci- fications: hair must be one quarter inch above the ears, must not touch the collar, and may not touch the eyebrows. No facial hair (beards, moustaches, etc.) is permitted.” New boy Joey Mashburn, tenth grader from Statesville, North Carolina, pictured after” and before,” still sports a very close cut long after his initiate shearing. A valued member of the color guard, Joey is a sharp cadet. 17
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Evil “A” “Evil ‘A ” is a traditional and now most often used appellation for “A” Company. Company member David Yurkiewicz sums up his feeling: “I live in Alpha Company and love it. I wouldn’t leave it for anything. Located conveniently to classes, mess hall, football field and gym, first year senior William Prestidge describes his unit: “ A Company has more company spirit than all the other companies combined.’’ Senior Jon Guerry says, “We try to instill in every person who lives in Alpha Company a sense of belong- ing and pride.” While reaching for their goal of Honor Com- pany, leaders prove to their men that they are needed and counted on. “A Company Staff: Guidon Bearer Pvt. Chris Huntington in front; (L to R) 2nd Lt Bob Whitmire, 1st Platoon Ldr; 2d Lt Chip Barbot, Executive Officer; 1st Sgt Denny Hemingway; 1st Lt David Ramsey, Company Commander; 2d Lt Pat McGraw, 2d Platton Ldr. On a winter’s day, A” Company marches to the dining hall for dinner. 18
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