Carlisle Military School - Rebel Yearbook (Bamberg, SC)

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CROSS SABEM CLUB The Cross Saber Club, one of the most highly respected organiza- tions of the school, is composed of the commissioned officers from the Corps of Cadets. Honor, loyalty, and duty are three characteristic qualities from which this club derives its principles. Frequent meetings provide a means for the careful planning of matters pertaining to the development and betterment of Carlisle. Every member of this club stands ready and willing to help other cadets with any individual problems which they may encounter. First Row, Left to Right: IRWIN, BRADIN, BANNISTER, HOLLIS, EDWARDS, McCONNELL, LOWTHER. Second Row: HENSLEY, PUCKETT, RUGGLES, PUNDT, RRASINGTON, FERNS. Third Row: WALL, OUTEN, EWALD, ELIOPOULUS, HINSON, McELWANEY. 25

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Left to Right: McCONNELL, BANNISTER, BRADIN, HOLLIS, IRWIN, EDWARDS, LOWTIIER. THE HONOR COUNCIL Discipline at Carlisle is very largely handled by the cadets them- selves. When an offense involves a breach of honor, the offender is brought before the Honor Council which is composed of all the cadet captains, presided over by the cadet major with Captain Waddy Thompson, P.M.S. T., as the faculty advisor. The Honor Council gathers evidence from all sides and then, serving as a jury, recommends punishment to the Headmaster. Col. Risher makes a final decision and issues the results as proper means of punishment. 24

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First Rom, Left to Right: AUSTIN, THOMSON, W. L., OLSEN, McDONALD, CARSON, OAKLEY, PLYLER, DIXON, R. A., McNEIL, MARTIN, JOHNSON, L. C., ZEMP, CATCH, THOMPSON, B. L, ARNOLD, CLARK, DOUBERLY, LaMONTAGNE, SIRMANS, WARLICK. Second Rom: COCKE, HAITHCOCK, SCHULZE, HUNTER, ECKHOLDT, SNYDER, HICKLIN, ISELEY, CONNERS, CARSCADDEN, GILLION, CUNNINGHAM. LUBELSKY, MILLER, J. E., WATSON, HUGHES, FETZER, WILSON, S. H., BRIGGS, F„ HARLEY, T. R., WALSH, WALDROP, PEAVY, FRANKLIN, ELLIOT, HENRY. Third Rom: RAHN, W. C., MITCHELL, M. W., WILSON, L. R., McKNIGHT, DuBOSE, PAGE, RAWLS, RAY, TYREE, RRAWLEY, WILSON, W. G., MILLER, C. F., MAGRUDER, MYERS, SIMO, DIXON, J. M., LUND, O. C., FINLEY, MAJORS, O’TUEL, PARKER, TOOLE, NEDELL, BETHEA, STEVENS, GARRETT, SEARROOK, HAIR, SHIELL, DeWITT, WADE, YOUNG, TROWELL, KNIGHT, HENDERSON, MINSHEW, CHRISTIE, REBER, BOLTIN. NON-COM CLUB Forming the bulk of the institution's military organization, the non-commis- sioned officers comprise a sound basis for the enforcement of all regulations and discipline at Carlisle. “Esprit de corps,” a governing factor in the school's activities depends largely upon this group. From these officers, according to their conduct, morale, and capabilities, the commissioned officers for the succeeding year are selected. Performance of the duties assigned them provides these officers with a wisdom of leadership, a sense of responsibility, and an enlightenment of human understand- ing, which plays a most significant part in molding the sturdy character of man. 26