Carlisle Military School - Rebel Yearbook (Bamberg, SC)

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Cross Saber Club Honor, loyalty, and tradition outline the basis of the oldest organiza- tion at Carlisle, the Cross Saber Club. Membership in this club is limited to the Commissioned Officers who attain the qualities needed in the un- wavering struggle to train and discipline the battalion. On the judgment and ability of these men depends the success or failure of the cadet corps. The military efficiency of the school is dependent upon these officers who have been competitively selected on their merit and ingenuity. Front Row, Left to Right: PIPKINS, MELFI, PARKER, FENTRESS, REED, CUEVAS, POTTS, McCULLY. Second Row: NEWTON, BOLTE, PAETZEL, COOPER, FOX, C. E., JESTER, MITCHELL, ISELEY. 22

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Honor Council One of the most reputable organizations on the C. M. S. campus is the Honor Council, which is composed of the Cadet Major, the Captain Adju- tant, the Company Commanders, and Captain Thompson, faculty advisor. This judicial committee governs the decision for punishment of a cadet who has been accused of an offense circumstantially of serious origin. All evidence and witnesses pertaining to the case are brought before the council for their consideration and a verdict is then submitted to the Headmaster for approval. Since this council possesses unlimited authority in the expediency of these matters, it is essential that the members represented have the quali- ties of capability and intelligence. BWF |' . -v Left to Right; FOX, C. E., COOPER, JESTER, CAPT. THOMPSON, Faculty Advisor, NEWTON, ISELEY, MITCHELL. 21

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Non Comm Club Excluding the Commissioned Officers, the remaining responsibility is distributed among the members of the Non-Commissioned Officers’ Club. These men are blended throughout the cadet corps to set an example of discipline and to rectify any transgression of the rules and regulations es- tablished by the school. Chosen on character and dependability, they rep- resent the backbone of the battalion. ALBRECHT, BENNETT, BRASINGTON, BROWN, B., BROWN, M. E., BROWN, R., BRYSON, BUCHANAN, CALAMAS, CLARK, COBLE, COMBS, F. L., CURRY, DAVIS, DUCKWORTH, DuRANT, FINCHER, FOGLE, FOOTE, FOX, C. S., GARRETT, GERHARD, GRANTHAM, GUEST, HARMON, HART, HEOS, HINNANT, KINARD, LAW- RENCE, LESSIG, C. A., LOWERY, McCARRELL, R. B., McCARTHY, McCONNELL, McCORD, McCREDIE, McMIL- LAN, MAGEE, MATHESON, MYERS, PATE, PUCKETT, REID, RICE, G., RISHER, ROGERS, ROZON, SHUFORD, SMITH, H., STEELE, STENGEL, SUMMEY, SWINDELL, J. F., SWINDELL, C. W., THOMAS, N. A., THREATT, H., TUCKER, VELEBNY, WALDROP, WALLACE, WERTZ, WILSON. 23