Carlisle Military School - Rebel Yearbook (Bamberg, SC)

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Roster Captain Rishjer First Lieutenant Jennings Second Lieutenants Burckiialter McCall First Sergeant Gillam Platoon Sergeants De Luca Cook, F. Guide Sergeants Schoeff Doubleday Guidon Corporal Roberts Corporals Colcord, Gray, J., Lain, Me A bee, Brooker, Cofer, Kirsch, Mattingly, Bailey, G. Privates Acree, Baker, A., Bevill, Brooks, Burns, Carlin, Carter, Chamness, Cocliran, Coffey, M., Coker, Cole, Crabtree, Cruit, A., Daniels, Dean, Dunwoody, Eaddy, G., Ernst, Fogle, Gibson, Graham, Gregory, Harden, Holbrook, Jones, Lf, Latham, Lee, McConnell, McMinn, Maffett, Med- lock, Mixson, Nihaul, Orvin, B., Parets, Parsons, Phillips, Reaves, Rosholt, Ross, Schirmer, Stanton, Stokes, Suggs, Summerford, Vaughan, R., Williams, W., Woodward. 19

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Cadet Captain W. R. Risher Commander Miss Mary Risher Sponsor Company B Running “A” Company a close second the ribbons last year, “B” Com- pany is doing its best to take them this year. The company is now learning some very fancy Marine Drill maneuvers, and they have done fairly well at perfecting them. It has also been very successful in doing the silent manual of arms, and other forms of close order drill. Forty-four has been a year of great improvement for “B,? Company and the school is proud of its upward progress. 18 Cadet 2nd Lieutenant T. F. McCall Cadet 2nd Lieutenant H. N. Burckhalter

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Cadet Captain G. H. Rogers Commander Miss Modell Crummie Sponsor Company C Composed of the younger, and therefore smaller men in school, Company “C” has always started the year at a decided disadvantage. However, this year, even more so than in previous years, it has, under the capable leader- ship of its senior officers, emerged a well disciplined and highly respected organization taking its rightful place beside the other companies. Cadet 1st Lieutenant Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Cadet 2nd Lieutenant W. A. Chapin R. A. Denecola B. B. Norwood 20