Carlisle Military School - Rebel Yearbook (Bamberg, SC)

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CROSS SABER CLUB The Cross Saber Club is probably the oldest of all the Carlisle organiza- tions, “Tradition, honor, loyalty, duty, f paternalism,” these five words well de- scribe the club. Here we find the executive officers and the living backbone of the corps. It is composed of the commissioned officers of the battalion, the staff and the band. The officers of this club convene often with the cadet major to discuss mat- ters pertaining to the betterment of the school. The success of the school, as well as the conduct, morale, and general atti- tude of the corps of cadets depends on these officers. Front Row, Left to Right: BOLTE, MATHESON, BRYSON, PIPKINS, SMITH, II., MELFI. Second Row: CLARK, J. R., DAVIS, DuRANT, REID, J., SWINDELL, J., McCORD, SWINDELL, C., DUCKWORTH. 22

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HONOR COUNCIL The Honor Council, the judicial committee of Carlisle, is composed of the cadet major, captain adjutant, and the company commanders. The council functions under the supervision of faculty advisor Captain Waddy Thompson. Upon this committee rests the responsibility of punishing those cadets who have committed offenses too serious in nature to be reprimanded by regularly prescribed rules of discipline. The recommendations and judgments of the Council are strong influences in the final decision, and in their adjudications, the members must maintain an unbiased and impartial resolution. Left to Right: MATHESON, BRYSON, Capt. WADDY THOMPSON, Faculty Advisor; BOLTE, SMITH, H., MELFI. 21

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NOIM-COMM CLUB The Non-Commissioned Officers5 Club forms the nucleus for the discipli- nary system at Carlisle. Morale, which is a strong influence in school affairs, is controlled mostly by “Non-Comms”. The commissioned officers of tomorrow are chosen from this group, and honor and dependability are the deciding factors for their selection. Knowledge of leadership is obtained through duties per- formed by these men, and it makes them capable of efficiently and effectively executing the responsibilities of an admirable cadet officer. With this invaluable training they doubtlessly will be the future leaders of America. Front Row, Left to Right: ELIOPOULOUS, MARTIN, WALL, VILA, WALDROP, HARMON, SIGG, PUCK- ETT, ROGERS, WILSON, J. P., FOX, SIRVEN, HINSON, BRASINGTON, CUNNINGHAM, BAUER, ARN, SCHENCK, TAFT, KNIGHT, McKAIN, EDWARDS, MCCARTHY, HUNTER, SUMMEY, OUTEN, McEL- WANEY, BANNISTER, SLAUGHTER, WATSON, RICE, REBER, SIRES, SMITH, O. G., NOEL, R., CAR- BONELL, FOOTE, HART, GRANTHAM, BROWN, R., JOHNSON, H., TUCKER, GRINNELL, PUNDT, ELLIOTT, LOWTHER, RAMSEY, STREET, COBLE, BUCKINGHAM, JONES, KUIPERS, GRIFFIN, SHADLE, FLOYD, ROZON, BOATWRIGHT, J., BROWN, R., MILLER, W. E., STEELE, CLEAVES, TRO- WELL, BAXTER, MILLER, C. 23