Carlisle Military School - Rebel Yearbook (Bamberg, SC)

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Albert John Eubanks Graniteville, S, C. “AL” “Al” probably was by his brothers side when he was first seen here, but his eyes were sparkling and a wide grin was spread over his face. We've often wondered why that smile never faded, “Al”. 1946- 47 Pvt. Co. B; Glee Club; Boxing Team; Rifle Team. 1947- 48 Pvt. Co. B; Glee Club; Crack Platoon. ★ Robert M. Fischer Rincon, Ga. “FISH” From the thriving metropolis of Rincon, Ga., comes “Fish” who thinks there is nothing on earth like studying forestry. Well, maybe not, “Fish”, so we wish you and forestry all that it will take. 1945- 46 Pvt. Co. A; P. F. C. Co. A; Rifle Club. 1946- 47 Cpl. Co. A; Rifle Club; Non-Comm. Club. 1947- 48 Color Sgt. Staff; Non-Comm. Club. ★ James Parker Gaines Charlotte, N. C. “JIMMY” Now before our minds are side-tracked by some odd object lets just stop and think a minute of our old standby, Jimmy. If ever a good joke or a swell all-round companion was needed this old pal was always around. We give you our thanks and wish you all the luck with your souls. 1945- 46 Pvt. Band; Orchestra; Glee Club. 1946- 47 Cpl. Band; Non-Comm. Club; Boxing Team; Orchestra. 1947- 48 Sgt. Band Orchestra; Non-Comm. Club; Literary Society; Boxing Team; Bugler. ★ Nelson A. Gardner Naval Base, S. C. “GUY LUMBAGO” All that anv of us can say about or to “Lumbago” is that our dances here at the institution would not have been quite so enjoyable without him. Thanks a million for using your larynx and pharynx, “Guy Lumbago”. 1945- 46 Pvt. Co. B; Orchestra. 1946- 47 Pvt. Co. Band; P. F. C. Co. Band; Or- chestra; Glee Club. 1947- 48 Pvt. Co. Band; Orchestra; Glee Club. ★ Hugh Venson Gay Garfield, Ga. “Hugh” For a while we were uncertain as to who would be our smallest Senior this year. The run was between Hugh and a couple others, but now we’re inclined to believe that either Hugh has grown all of a sudden in order to really be a Senior or the other contestants have just shut down on him con- cerning the idea. 1945- 46 Pvt. Co. C. 1946- 47 Pvt. Co. C; C Football Team; Boxing Team; Science Club. 1947- 48 Pvt. Co. C; C Football Team. ★ Richard Courtney Gillard Honolulu, Hawaii “ESKIMO” Never speak of “walking the last mile” without thinking of our little “Eskimo” from Honolulu. Every day after old man winter had turned the cord until brother spring had knocked him over “Eskimo’s” lips would utter “Where does all of this co'd weather come from”? Oh well, tomorrow is another day. 1947-48 Pvt, Co. B, Seniors... 1948

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Charles Skinner DeLorme Dovesville, S. C, “BALDY” DeLorme, being one of the oldest Carlisle boys in the Senior Class and the Cadet Major, is one of the most popular and experienced in our way of life here. “Baldy” says, “I can do it ’ (meaning anything), and we’re sure you can, “Baldy”. 1944- 15 Pvt. Co. B. 1945- 46 Pvt. Co. B; Cpl. Co. B; A Football Team; Block “C” Club; Non-Comm. Club. 1946- 47 2nd Lt. Co. B; A Football Team; Treas. Block “C” Club; Vice Pres. Junior Clas ; Comm. Officer’s Club. 1947- 48 Major Staff; Co-Captain Football Team; Vice Pres. Senior Class; Honor Council; Annual Staff; Comm. Offr- r's Cub; Vir-e Pres. Block “C” Club; Cross Sabre Club. ★ Richard Eugene Deeter Washington, D. C. “APE” “Ape” is a fine high school football player, but he met with a rather serious accident in his second game this year which caused him to forfeit his knowledge of the game. Even with all this none of us worry about “Ape” and we’re sure he doesn’t worry either, because there has always been such a thing as “Spirit” and this spirit still remains with us when we think of you, “Ape” so stay with whatever you want—we’re with you. 1945- 46 Pvt. Co. B; Boxing Team; Rifle Team. 1946- 47 Pvf. Co. B; A Football Team; Boxing Team; Block “C” Club; Rifle Team. 1947- 48 Pvt. Co. A; A Football Team; Boxing Team; Block “C” Club. ★ John Mahan Doyle Deland, Fla. “JOHNNY” Always to be remembered for his earnest attitude towards football duty and studies, a plugger. Johnny, is sure to come through for the goal and more than likely he will he the one to become suc- cessful in life as in football. 1945- 46 Pvt. Co. A; P. F. C. Co. A; Football Team; Baseball Team. 1946- 47 Sgt. Co. B; Pvt. Co. B; Football; Non- Comm. Club. 1947- 48 Sgt. Co. B; Football; Non-Comm. Club; Block “C” Club. ★ George Thomas Echols Savannah, Georgia TOM” “The Duke of White Bluff,” Savannah’s gift to the women, has always been as successful in mak- ing friends as he has been as an officer. If his characteristic enthusiasm, and friendliness remain with him after graduation day, he can be sure of succeeding. Although we realize the world will gain by our loss, it is with heavy heart that we bid this love-sick senior good-bye. 1944- 45 Pvt. Co. B; P. F. C. Co. B; Crack Platoon; Rifle Club. 1945- 46 Sgt. Co. B; Pres. Sophomore Class; Non- Comm. Club; Crack Platoon; Rifle Club. 1946- 47 Lt. Co. C; Cross Sabre Club; Science Club; Rebel Staff. 1947- 48 Capt. Co. B; Cross Sabre Club; Honor Council; Rebel Staff; Science Club; Liter- ary Society. ★ Robert Winston Elms Tampa, Fla. ROBBIE” One of the south’s truest and sparkling dele- gates is “Robbie”. His brilliance and his smiling face won him many friends here and his gift of making friends was exceeded only by his ability to keep them, 1944- 45 Pvt. Co. B; P. F. C. Co. B; Crack Platoon. 1945- 46 Cpl. Co. B; Rifle Club; Non-Comm. Chib. 1946- 47 2nd Lt. Co. A; Cross Sabre Club; French Club. 1947- 48 1st Lt. Co. A; Cross Sabre Club; Annual Staff; French Club; Dance Committee. ★ Arthur Angus Eubanks Graniteville, S. C, “ART” “Art” on his first day here at the institution was seen trudging across the campus with his trunk in one hand and a small bag in the other. He shrugged his shouklers as if to say. “How can I fight this place?”, but we’ve all seen him fight back and acquire as many friends as at home. Our admiration, “Art”. 1946- 47 Pvt. Co. A; Glee Club; Flying Club. 1947- 48 Pvt. Co. B; Glee Club; Flying Club; Crack Platoon.

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Jen aro Gutierrez Navo a Matanzas, Cuba “CUGATS” We’ve already had something to say to mention Puerto Rico — now we will introduce our little Cuban Bombshell, “Cugats”, who came to us in ’46 as if he were sent by an angel of mercy to bring some life to the institution. Find “Cugat and you’ll find a bit of merry making. 1946- 47 Pvt. Co. Band. 1947- 48 Pvt. Co. Band. ★ Larrie Arthur I Ieinemann, Jr. Miami, Fla. “LOUIE “Louie is crazy about fooling with planes, and we think that a lot of his future depends upon planes. There’s even a possibility that he may make flying his career. Best of luck if that he the case, “Louie . 1944- 45 Pvt. Co. C; Crack Platoon. 1945- 46 Pvt. Co. C; Literary Society. 1946- 47 Cpl. Co. C; Rifle Club; Rifle Team; Non- Comm. Club, 1947- 48 Sgt. Co. C; Non-Comm. Chib; Flying Club. ★ Edward Mann Heron Kensington, Maryland “BUB” Here’s one who was never a shirker from the beginning of football season through the boxing program. We all used to thrill at the thought of seeing him. Maybe we’ll he together again soon and much luck to you, “Bub”. 1944- 45 Pvt. Co. C; Crack Platoon. 1945- 46 Pvt. Co. C; P. F. C. Co. C. 1946- 47 Cpl. Co. B; Non-Comm. Club; Pvt. Co. B; Boxing Team. 1947- 48 Cpl. Co. B; Football Team; Boxing Team; Non-Comm. Club. ★ James Murray Hicks Bainbridge, Georgia “JIM” “Jim”, our veteran pal, first started here at Car- lisle in 1943 and had the fortitude to return and complete his unfinished business here. This is why we feel so much more closely toward him than most others here. And, too, he was never too busy to stop and have a few words with anyone. All this certainly meant an awful lot to us at times, “Jim . 1943- 44 Attended Carlisle. 1944- 45 Served in U. S. Navy. 1945- 46 Served in U. S. Navy. 1946- 47 Attended Carlisle as Veteran Student. 1947- 48 Attended Carlisle as Veteran Student. ★ Thomas James Hires Jacksonville, Fla. “T. J” Upon meeting “T. J.” for the first time one may readily receive the wrong impression; like most things he has to rather grow on you before you can really say that you know him. All of us send our brotherly love and all the luck you may find. 1945- 46 Pvt. Co. A; P. F. C. Co. A; Rifle Club. 1946- 47 Guidon Cpl. Go. A; Sec. Non-Comm Club. 1947- 48 1st Sgt. Co. A; Rifle Club; Block “C” Club; Non-Comm. Club; Mgr. Football Team, Asst. Mgr. Basketball Team. ★ Robert Henry Hunt Savannah, Ga. “BUTCH” I think I can truthfully say that “Butch” was always around when something was needed for any of the rooms. We were extremely lucky to have you with us and for us during all the years you've been with us, “Butch”, and we hope that it won’t be too long before we can be together again. 1945- 46 Pvt. Co. A; Rifle Club; Rifle Team. 1946- 47 Pvt. Co. A; Rifle Club; Rifle Team; Science Club. 1947- 48 Science Club,