Carlisle Military School - Rebel Yearbook (Bamberg, SC)

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Silting, Left to Right: Rikard, Voorhees, Lund, Posey, Nedell. Standing: Faculty Advisor Major Waddy Thompson, Schulze, Olsen. THE HONOR COUNCIL One of the greatest honors which can be bestowed upon a cadet is that of being selected to serve on the Honor Council. The Honor Council is composed of seven cadets, the company commanders, the captain adjutant, and the cadet major, who are so honored by virtue of their military rant. Major Waddy Thompson is the faculty advisor in this organization. It is the duty of this group to recommend judicial punishment for those cadets who, by their actions, have committed an offense which reflects discredit on the honor of the Corps of Cadets. When such a violation occurs, the party is given a hearing in which all evidence, testimonies, and witnesses are brought together in order that a fair verdict may be reached. This verdict, along with punishment, is recommended by the Honor Council to Colonel Risher for approval. : 24

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ROSTER Captain: Rikard First Lieutenant: Stover Second Lieutenant: Brabham First Sergeant: Clay Supply Sergeant: Brawley Platoon Sergeanf, Myers Guide Sergeant: Winters Corporal: Fischer Corporal: Allen Corporal: Gordon Platoon Sergeant: Snyder Guide Sergeant: Cregg Corporal: Spears Corporal: Gourdin Corporal: Freeman Privates First Class Sammons, i. L, Everret, Jensen, Walton, Eckard, P., Eckard, F„ Payne Privates Briggs, Hudson, Bentley, Kelly, E. A., Ensor, Hedrick, L. D., Buildt, Sims, Smith, W. V., Johnson, M. P.. Reeves, J. B.. Brown, R. D., Nelson, Ransdale, Parrish, W. J., Dixon, J. M., Harris, Mauzy, Niblack. 23

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CROSS SABER CLUB Honor, Loyalty, and Tradition outline the basis for one of the oldest organiza- tions at Carlisle, the Cross Saber Club. Membership in the club is limited to the commissioned officers who are responsible for the training and discipline of the battalion. On the judgment of these cadets depends the success or failure of the Cadet Corps. These men are competitively selected, on the basis of their initiative and integrity, for securing military efficiency and maintaining an esprit de corps. With the performance of his duties, the commissioned officer learns leadership and a sense of responsibility which enlightens his human understanding. All of these things play an important part in molding the sturdy character of a man. First Rom», Left to Right: Posey, Voorhees, Schulze, Lund, Olsen, Nedell, Rikard. Second Row: Haitiicock, Stroman, Avery, Jones, Iseley, Stover, Third Row; Davidson, Dixon, R. A.. Bethea, Tharpe, Brabham.