Carlisle Military School - Rebel Yearbook (Bamberg, SC)

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FAC To make of every boy in Carlisle a man, a man to serve the world as a citizen who is not afraid to stand up for his rights and fight for his liberty, a man who can take defeat in his stride, smile when hardships come his way, and toil unceasingly until the bells of victory toll triumphantly in his favor; a man who will steer his ship of life away from the path of least re- sistance, who will work when there is work to be done, and play when he has earned his rest—this is the ultimate aim of our faculty. We turn to our faculty with pride and admiration, for here we find a group of men who have devoted themselves to us and to our school. They have backed Major James M. Grimes Commandant of Cadets A.B., Wofford College Instructor of Mathematics and History At Carlisle fourteen years Capt. Waddy Thompson Director of Military Science B.S., The Citadel At Carlisle seven years Capt. William R. Risher Assistant Registrar B.S., The Citadel University of North Carolina Instructor of Physics and Math At Carlisle one year Capt. David Cromer Adjutant A.B., Wofford College Instructor of English and History At Carlisle six years Capt. William Scaffe A.B., Newberry College Band Director At Carlisle one year Capt. M. Carson Sturgeon Liaison Officer A.B., Furman University Instructor of English and French At Carlisle five years Mrs. Jessie Kennedy Matron Capt. James T. Burch Assistant Director of Athletics B.S., Wofford College Instructor of History and Science At Carlisle five years Mrs. James F. Risher Dietitian A.B., Columbia College Columbia University 6

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RISHER BARRACKS PARADE

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U LT Y us to the limit in every action we have undertaken and have whole heartedly supported every school activity. In each and every faculty officer the cadets find not only a leader and a teacher, but also a friend. A friend who will stand up for him, and who will come to his aid in the time of need. Now as the year is fading slowly away we look back upon their teachings, their interest, and appre- ciation shown to each cadet as an individual; then we can truly say this is our faculty working together in good fellowship to make of us the men they proved to be. Capt. John P. Patton Assistant Commandant A.B., Erskine College University of South Carolina Instructor of Science and Math At Carlisle thirteen years Capt, E, W. Burnette Director of Athletics B.S., Newberry College Instructor of Mathematics At Carlisle eight years Capt. Gilbert A. Hoffman Boxing Coach A.B., The Citadel Instructor of History and Science At Carlisle three years Mrs. Gilbert A. Hoffman, R.N. School Nurse Capt. Karl M. Stoller Registrar B.S., Union College M.F., Yale University Instructor of Science and Math At Carlisle two years Mrs. Willis Martin Secretary to the Headmaster Capt. Willis F. Martin B.S., University of Kentucky Instructor of Commerce At Carlisle two years Mrs. Harold Rice Librarian Capt. Frank Estes Assistant Coach A.B., Presbyterian College University of South Carolina Instructor of English At Carlisle one year Dr. H. J. Stuckey School Physician 7