Carlisle Military School - Rebel Yearbook (Bamberg, SC)

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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

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OLIN W. HOLLIS President MRS. COLEMAN C. MARTIN Sponsor CLASS MOTTO “Great thoughts 4reduced to practice become great acts.” CLASS FLOWER Red Rose CLASS COLORS Blue and Grey SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS RODERICK A. IRWIN Vice-President ROBERT CILLION Secretary PHILIP EDWARDS Treasurer 28