Carlisle Military School - Rebel Yearbook (Bamberg, SC)

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FOREWORD As you observe the following pages, the contents will acquaint you with the Carlisle Cadet—his life, his achievement, and the activities in which he participates. While the eternal march of time continues to unknown and unheeded boundaries, the destiny of the world is in doubt with the oppressing forces of the rapidly advancing frontier of communism challenging the forces of freedom in our democracy to an inevitable conflict. If liberty is to survive from this forthcoming menace, our strength must be multiplied to new and greater heights in science, faith in God, and the development of true men. Military training will provide the character of men needed in this ultimate task. The staff of the 1951 Rebel has earnestly attempted to present to you a yearbook of outstanding quality. It has been our privilege and honor to edit this annual for your pleasure and evaluation.

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OUR HEADMASTER YOUNG GENTLEMEN: Life is a matter of salesmanship. We must have a worthy self and sell that before we can sell anything we have. Yours sincerely, JAMES F. RISHER. 3

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3n HJmmiam CADET RICHARD THREATT Lancaster, South Carolina JUNE 12, 1933 - JUNE 12, 1950 Cadet Threatt was a corporal in the corps of cadets, a striving mem- ber of the Sophomore class, and well liked by all. 5 '