Carlisle Military School - Rebel Yearbook (Bamberg, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1957 volume:

CARLISLE MILITARY SCHOOL BAMBERG, SOUTH CAROLINA GRAHAM TOMLINSON Editor-in-Chief ARNOLD POSTELL Assistant Editor JOE KERSHAW Business Manager FOREWORD In creating the 1957 REBEL, the staff has attempted to do more than to produce “just another yearbook”. We realize that you, as an individual cadet, have a most important part in making Carlisle what it is, in writing its history, in developing its traditions. People and events recorded herein will have an influ- ence on the Carlisle of the future and on the man that you will be in years to come. It is, then, our fond hope that this book will effectively record the people and events of an important year of your life, and in the distant future, serve as a means whereby you can turn back the passage of time, to relive and recap- ture those memories which will then be so dear to you. OUR HEADMASTER COLONEL JAMES F. RISHER “Character is what really counts in life. What you do speaks so loudly that people seldom hear what you say.” 3 THE REBEL STAFF DEDICATES THE 1957 REBEL TO Wr, WilL 3 WUn Secretary to the Headmaster We, the 1957 Rebel Staff, proudly dedicate our edition of the Rebel to Mrs. Willis Martin. We feel that she deserves it for her unfailing interest in the cadet corps, not only as a group, but as a friend to the individual. We would like to thank her for her concern in our activities and our each and every problem. And so, to you, Mrs. Martin, for whom we hold the highest respect and esteem, we dedicate this yearbook to you. THE COLOR GUARD Escudero, Ivie, Tyree, Furber. Serving on the Color Guard is a sacred duty and responsibility, and is the highlight of every parade. The Color Guard is composed of two Master Sergeants and two Corporals. These men are selected from the Cadet Corps because of their military bearing. 5 CARLISLE Lt. Col. James M. Grimes Commundant of Cadets A. B.j Wofford College At Carlisle 22 Years Major Waddy Thompson Assistant Commandant and P.M.S. T. Instructor of Math and Military B. S., The Citadel At Carlisle 15 Years Major M. C. Sturgeon Liaison Officer Instructor of English and French A.B., Furman University At Carlisle 13 Years Major James T. Burch Director of Athletics Instructor of Science B.S., Wofford College At Carlisle 13 Years Capt. Karl M. Stoller Registrar Instructor of Science and Math B.S., Union College; M.F. Yale University At Carlisle 10 Years Capt. William Scaffe Band Director Instructor of English A.B., Newberry College At Carlisle 9 Years Capt. William Risher Assistant Headmaster Instructor of Physics and Math B.S.j The Citadel At Carlisle 9 Years Capt. Frank B. Estes Public Relations Officer Instructor of English A.B., Presbyterian College; University of S. C. At Carlisle 8 Years Capt. Guy H. Eargle Assistant Director of Athletics Instructor of History and Math B.S., Furman University At Carlisle 7 Years Capt. James T. Dallas Instructor of French and Math A.B., University of South Carolina; Graduate Work at the University of S. C., and at the Universite d’Aix-Marseilles at Aix-en-Provence, France At Carlisle 6 Years 6 FACULTY Capt. Jack W. Steadman Instructor of English and Typing A.B., Wofford College At Carlisle 5 Years Capt. Lanning P. Risher Instructor of History and Math B.S., The Citadel At Carlisle 2 Years Capt. James Jordon Instructor of Economics B.S., Physical Education, Erskine College At Carlisle 1 Year Capt, Craig Buckingham Director of Intramurals Instructor ok Science and Math B.S., The Citadel At Carlisle 1 Year Mrs. James F. Risher Dietitian A.B., Columbia College; Columbia University Mrs. Jessie W. Kennedy Matron Mrs. Willis F. Martin Secretary to the Headmaster Mrs. Harold Rice Librarian A.B., University of South Carolina Certificate in Library Sci., University of S. C. Mrs. Betty Clayton Boyd, R.N. School Nurse Dr. Michael Watson, M.D. School Physician 7 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Lyle Iseley President Ivars Lama Vice-President Graham Tomlinson Secretary Arnold Postell Treasurer Class Motto: “May our ties of friendship never break but pull stronger with each passing day.” Left to Right: Ivars Lama, Arnold Postell, Graham Tomlinson. We have reached a milestone in our young lives, that of graduating from high school. Friendships made over the past few years will be difficult to main- tain as we go our separate ways. Some will go to college, some into service, some into the world of business. Whatever course our lives may take, we will have a common bond. The lessons that we learned here together will stand us in good stead wherever we are. To treat your fellow man squarely and to prepare yourself to take advantage of the opportunities life offers are rules for success regardless of our station in life. i SENIOR CLASS Bagley Baker Barber WOODROW A. BAGLEY, JR. “Penny” Chester, S. C- 1955-56—Pvt. Co. A; PFC Co. A; Non-Com Club. 1956-57- CpI. Co. A; Non-Com Club; Intramural Staff. JAMES VERNON BAKER “Buck” Lumhekton, N. C. 1954- 55—Pvt. Co. C; PFC Co. C; Non-Com Club. 1955-56- Cpl. Co. Staff; Non-Com Club. 1956-57—1st Lt. Co. Staff; 1st Lt. Co. A; Cross Saber Club; Bugle Staff; Training Cadre. RICHARD LEE BARBER “Dick Charlotte, N. C. 1955- 56—Pvt. Co. C. 1956-57—PFC Co. C; Cpl. Co. C; Non- Com Club; “B” Team Football. ERNEST PETE BATTEN, JR. “Peter” Lakes Wales, Fla. 1955- 56—Pvt. Co. A; PFC Co. A; Non-Com Club; Honor Roll. 1956- 57—Cpl.; Sgt. 1 C; M Sgt. Co. Staff; CERO; Non-Com Club; Varsity Football Team. IZEL JULIAN BENDANA Diiuamba, Carazo, Nicaragua, C. A. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. C. JOSIAH C. BRABHAM “Teddy Bear” Bamberg, S. C. 1953- 54—Pvt. Co. Band; PFC Co. Band; Non-Com Club. 1954- 55—Sgt. Co. Band; Non-Com Club; Bugle Staff; Library Club. 1955-56—2nd Lt. Co. Band; Cross Saber Club; President Library Club; Bugle Staff; CERO; Orchestra; Bus Driver. 1956-57- Maj, Co. Staff; Chairman Cross Saber Club; President South Carolina High School Library Association; Library Club; CERO; Bus Driver. SAM PITT CALLOWAY, JR. “Sandy Jacksonville, Fla. 1955- 56—Pvt. Co. A; PFC Co. A; Non-Com Club; “B” Team Football. 1956-57—Sgt. Co. A; Non-Com Club. LEWIS G. CARSON “Louie” Columbia, S, C. 1952-53—Pvt. Co. B. 1953-54-PFC Co. B; Non-Com Club; Pvt. Co. B. 1954-55—Pvt. Co. B. 1955-56-Pvt. Co, B. 1956-57-Pvt. Co. B. BARRY W. CHABOT “Barry5 Albany, N. Y. 1954- 55—Pvt. Co. B; PFC Co. B; Non-Com Club; “B” Team Foot- ball. 1955-56—M Sgt. Co. Staff; Color Guard; Non-Com Club. 1956- 57—Capt. Adj. Co. Staff; Cross Saber Club; Varsity Football Team; Block “C” Club; CERO. 12 Batten Bendana Brabham Carson Chabot OF 1957 Calloway EUGENE SHELDON CLANCY “Punky” New Smyrna Beach, Fla. 1953- 54—Pvt. Co. B; PFC Co. B; Non-Com Club; Library Club; “C” Team Basketball; Company Clerk. 1954-55—Guidon Cpl. Co. B; Sgt. Co. B; Non-Com Club; Bugle Staff; Rebel Staff; Library Club; “B” Team Basketball. 1955-56-M Sgt. Co. Staff; Non-Com Club; Vice-President South Carolina High School Library Asso- ciation; Associate Editor Bugle Staff; Rebel Stuff; Library Club. 1956-57—1st Lt. Co. D; Cross Saber Chib; Editor-in-Chief Bugle Staff; Rebel Staff, Associate Editor; Library Staff; Training Cadre; Mail Orderly. RONNIE M. CLINDON “Black Man” Charleston, S. C. 1954- 55—Pvt. Co. A; “B” Team Basketball; Varsity Baseball; Block “C” Club. 1955-56—Pvt. Co. A; “B” Team Basketball; Varsity Baseball; Block “C” Club. 1956-57—Cpl. Co. A; Non-Com Club; 1956-57—Cpl. Co. A; Non-Com Club; Varsity Football; Basket- ball; Baseball; Block “C” Club. CLARENCE COHEN, JR. “Arab” Augusta, Ga. 1955- 56—Pvt. Co. B; Varsity Football. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. B; PFC Co. B; Non-Com Club; Varsity Football; Intramural Staff. 13 Clancy Clinclon Cohen SENIOR CLASS Cornell Cregg Crespo AMOS LEE CORNELL “A. C.” Alexandria, Va. 1953- 54—Pvt. Co. B; Pvt. Co. C; Intramural Staff. 1954-55—Pvt. Co. C. 1955-56—Pvt. Co. C, 1956-57-Pvt. Co. C; Cpl. Co. C; Non-Com Club; Maintenance Staff. DAVID W. CREGG “Cheggie” Jacksonville, Fla. 1954- 55—Pvt. Co. Band; PFC Co. Band; Non-Com Club; Orches- tra; CERO; PejJ Band; Intramural Staff. 1955-56—Cpl. Co. Band; Sgt. Co. Band; Non-Com Club; Orchestra; CERO; Pep Band; Intramural Staff; Flight Club. 1956-57—Capt. Co. Band; Cross Saber Club; Varsity Football, Capt.; CERO; Pep Band; Flight Club. GEORGE HIRAM CRESPO “Jerge” Arecibo, Puerto Rico 1955- 56—Pvt. Co. A; Intramural Staff. 1956-57-PFC Co. A; Non-Com Club; Varsity Basketball; Intramural Staff. JOSE ANGEL CUEVAS “Tito” San German, Puerto Rico 1955-56—Pvt. Co. B. 1956-57-PFC Co. B; Cpl. Co. B; Non- Com Club; Intramural Staff; Barbell Club; Model Airplane Club, President, ELW1N RICHARD DAVIDSON “Honest Dave” Windy Hill, S. C. 1955-56—Pvt, Co. D. 1956-57-PFC Co. D; Cpl. Co. D; Non- Com Club. 1954-55—Sgt. 1 C Co. D; Non-Com Club. 1955- 56—2nd Lt. Co. D; Cross Saber Club. 1956-57-Capt. Co. C; Capt. Co. Staff; Cross Saber Club; Bugle Staff. GROVER LAMAR DERRICK “Pig” Columbia, S. C. 1955-56—Pvt. Co. A; Varsity Baseball. 1956-57-PFC Co. A: Non-Com Club; Varsity Baseball, CHARLES GASSETT “Buddie Charles” North Charleston, S. C. 1956-57-Pvt. Co. A; PFC Co. A; Non-Com Club; CERO. ROBERT EUGENE GORDON “Bobby” Columbia, S. C. 1955- 56—Pvt. Co. B; Varsity Football; Baseball; Block “C” Club. 1956- 57—Cpl. Co. C; Non-Com Club; Block “C” Club; Varsity Baseball; Intramural Staff. 14 Cuevas Davidson Derrick OF 1957 Gassett Gordon Goshorn JOHNNY L. GOSHORN “Johnny” Pascagoula, Miss. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. Band; PFC Co. Band; Non-Com Club; Flight Club. THOMAS KEITH GOURDIN “Keith” Pine ville, S. C. 1954-55—Pvt. Co. Band; PFC Co. Band; Non-Com Club; Orches- tra; CERO; Pep Band. 1955-56—Cpl. Co. Band; Non-Com Club; Orchestra; CERO; Pep Band. 1956-57—Sgt. 1 C Co. Band; Non- Com Club; Orchestra; CERO; Pep Band. WILLIAM JERRY GRANT “Stargazer” Bluefield, W. Va. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. Band; PFC Co Band; Non-Com Club; Flight Club. GEORGE WILLIAM GRIFFITH “George” Clarks Hill, S. C. 1954-55—Pvt. Co. A; PFC Co. A; Non-Com Club. 1955-56- Guidon Cpl. Co. A; Non-Com Club. 1956-57—2nd Lt, Co. A; Cross Saber Club; Training Cadre, 15 Gourdin Grant Griffith Griner SENIOR Harrell, J. CLASS Harrell,.R, ROBERT L. GRINER “Little Bobby” New York:, N. Y. 1954- 55—Pvt. Co. B; PFC Co. B; Non-Com Club. 1955-56- PFC Co. B; Non-Com Club. 1956-57-Sgt. 1 C Co. B; Non- Com Club; 2nd Lt. Co. B; Cross Saber Club. JAMES P. HARRELL “Jimmy” Savannah, Ga. 1955- 56—Pvt. Co. A; Varsity Football; Varsity Baseball; Block “C” Club; Honor Roll. 1956-57-Cpl. Co. A; Cpl. Co. Staff; Non-Com Club; Sgt, 1 C Co. Staff; Varsity Football; Baseball; CERO; Block “C” Club, Secretary; Bugle Staff; Honor Roll. RAY W. HARRELL “Skinnie” Brunswick, Ca. 1955-56—Pvt. Co. A. 1956-57-Cpl. Co. A; Non-Com Club; Varsity Football, Baseball; Block “C” Club. PHILLIP ALBERT HERRMANN “Phil” Falls Church, Va. 1955-56—Pvt. Co. A. 1956-57-Pvt. Co, A; Library Club. EDWIN LYLE ISELEY “Lyle” Lancaster, S. C. 1952-53—Pvt. Co. C; PFC Co. C; Non-Com Club. 1953-54- Guidon Cpl. Co. C; Non-Com Club. 1954-55—Sgt. Co. A; Non- Com Club; President Sophomore Class. 1955-56—2nd Lt. Co. A; Cross Saber Club; President Junior Class. 1956-57—1st Lt. Co. B; Cross Saber Club; President Senior Class; Rebel Staff; Bugle Staff, Associate Editor. ALLAN STEWART IVEY “Al” Lovincton, New Mexico 1955- 56—Pvt. Co. B; PFC Co. B; Non-Com Club; Barbell Club. 1956- 57-Sgt. 1 C Co. Staff; Sgt. 1 C Co. B; M Sgt. Co. Staff; Non-Com Chib; Color Guard; Flight Club, Treasurer; CERO. MALCOLM PARKS JOHNSON “Bubba” Jacksonville, Fla. 1953-54—Pvt. Co. Band; PFC Co. Band; Non-Com Club; Honor Roll; Orchestra; Pep Band; Library Club. 1954-55—Cpl. Co. Band; Non-Com Club; Honor Roll; Orchestra; Pep Band; Library Club. 1955-56—Sgt. 1 C Co. Band; Pvt. Co. Band; Non-Com Club; Varsity Football; Pep Band. 1956-57—2nd Lt, Co. Band; Cross Saber Club; Honor Roll; President Library Club; Block “C Club; Varsity Football; Bugle Staff; Advertising Manager Rebel Staff. IVARS LAMA “Little Immigrant” Asbury Park, N. J.t 1953-54—Pvt. Co. A; PFC Co. A; Non-Com Club; Varsity Basket- ball; Block “C” Club. 1954-55—Cpl. Co. A; Non-Com Club; Treasurer Sophomore Class; Bugle Staff; Varsity Basketball; Block “C” Club. 1955-56— 1st Sgt, Co, A; Non-Com Club; Secretary OF 1957 Johnson Lama Lambert Junior Class; Bugle Staff, Sports Editor; Varsity Basketball, Base- ball; S.C.R.A. All-Star Team; Block “C” Club. 1956-57-Capt. Co. A; Cross Saber Club; Vice-President Senior Class; Bugle Staff, Assistant Editor; Rebel Staff; President Block “C” Club; Varsity Basketball, Captain. JAMES NATHAN LAMBERT “Big Lamb” West Palm Beach, Fla. 1952-53—Pvt. Co. C, Co. B. 1953-54-Pvt. Co. A. 1954-55- Pvt. Co. A. 1955-56—Pvt. Co. A. 1956-57-Pvt. Co. A; Cpl. Co. A; Non-Com Club. DONALD PHILBERT LESLIE “Don ’ Union, S. C. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. Band; PFC Co. Band; Non-Com Club; Varsity Football; Block “C” Club. JAMES E. LEWIS “Louie” Fairfax, Va. 1954-55—Pvt. Co. A. 1955-56-Pvt. Co. A. 1956-57-Pvt. Co. A; Cpl. Co. A; Non-Com Club. HENRY EUGENE MARTIN “Shorty” Durham, N. C. 1954-55—Pvt. Co. C; PFC Co. C; Non-Com Club. 1955-56- Cpl. Co. C; Non-Com Club. 1956-57—Sgt. 1 C Co. C; Non-Com Club; Barbell Club. Leslie Lewis Martin 17 ■H SENIOR CLASS Morgan McGee, J. McGee, R. JOHN H. MORGAN Jacksonville, Fla, 1956-57—Pvt. Co. A; PFC Co. A; Non-Com Club. JAMES HENRY McGEE Washington, D. C. 1955-56—Pvt. Co. B. 1956-57-PFC Co. B; Non-Com Club. RALPH CURTIS McGEE “Maggie” North Charleston, S. C. 1954-55—Pvt. Co. A. 1955-56-PFC Co. A; Non-Com Club; Flight Club. 1956-57—M Sgt. Co. Staff; Sgt. 1 C Co, A; Non- Com Club; Secretary Flight Club; Library Club. EDWIN McLANE “Bull” New Smyrna Beach, Fla. 1955-56—Pvt. Co. C. 1956-57-PFC Co. C; Non-Com Club; Varsity Football. WILLIAM J. PARRISH “Little Plug” Aiken, S. C. 1955-56—Pvt. Co. Band; Orchestra. 1956-57-PFC Co. Band; Non-Com Club; “B Team Basketball. SCOTT L. PERRELLA “Big P” New York, N. Y. 1952-53—Pvt. Co. C. 1953-54-Pvt. Co. C. 1954-55-Pvt, Co. B; Intramural Staff; Varsity Baseball; “B” Team Football; Block “C” Club, 1955-56— Cpl. Co. B; Non-Com Club; Football Man- ager; Varsity Baseball; Intramural Staff; Block “C” Club; Drill Platoon. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. B; Varsity Football; Baseball; Block “C” Club; Intramural Staff. CHARLES ALSTON PLYLER “Bug Eye” Lancaster, S. C. 1952-53—Pvt. Co. D; PFC Co. D; Non-Com Club. 1953-54- Cpl. Co. D; Non-Com Club. 1954-55—Sgt. Co. D; Non-Com Club. 1955-56—Sgt. Co. D; Non-Com Club. 1956-57-Sgc. 1 C Co. D; Non-Com Club. RICHARD ARNOLD POSTELL “Arnold” Rantowles, S. C. 1952-53—Pvt. Co. C; Honor Roll; “C” Team Football. 1953- 54-Pvt. Co. C; “B” Team Football. 1954-55-PFC Co. C; Non- Com Club. 1955-56—Cpl. Co. B; Sgt. Co. B; Non-Com Club; Drill Platoon. 1956-57—1st Lt, Co. C; Capt. Co. C; Cross Saber Club; Treasurer Senior Class; Rebel Staff, Assistant Editor; Bugle Staff, Associate Editor; CERO. 18 McLane Parrish Perrella OF 1957 Plyler Postell Rahn WENDELL RAHN “Wendell” Springfield, Ga. 1953-54—pvt. Co. A; PFC Co. A; Non-Com Club. 1954-55- FFC Co. A; Non-Com Club. 1955-56—Cpl. Co. A; Non-Com Club; Deportment Medal. 1956-57—1st Lt. Co. A; Capt. Co. B; Cross Saber Club, Treasurer, BOONE CLIFF REEVES “The Cavernor” Easley, S. C, 1954-55—Pvt. Co. D. 1955-56-Pvt. Co. D; PFC Co. D; Non- Com Club. 1956-57—Cpl. Co. C; Non-Com Club. WADE ROWLAND REYNOLDS “Roddy” Columbia, S. C. 1956-57—Pvt. Co, A. DOUGLAS IVAN ROBINSON “Robbie” Nags Head, N. C. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. C. Reeves Reynolds Robinson 19 SENIOR CLASS Rowland Scarborough Silvey GREGOR ROWLAND “Kraut” Staten Island, N. Y. 1953-54—Pvt, Co, B; “B” Team Football. 1954-55-Cpl. Co. C; Pvt. Co. C; Non-Com Club; “B Team Football; Barbell Club, 1955-56—PFC Co. C; Pvt, Co, C; Non-Com Club; “B” Team Football; Flight Club; Barbell Club; Drill Platoon. 1956-57- Pvt. Co. C; Barbell Club; Varsity Football. ROLAND L, SCARBOROUGH “Scarb” Jacksonville, Fla. 1955-56—Pvt. Co. A. 1956-57-Cpl. Co. A; Non-Com Club. HINTON CALVIN SILVEY “Tank” Augusta, Ga. 1953-54—Pvt, Co. C; PFC Co. C; Non-Com Club; Varsity Foot- ball; “B” Team Basketball, 1954-55—Cpl, Co. C; Varsity Foot- ball- 1955-56—Sgt. 1 C Co. C; Non-Com Club; Varsity Football; Block “C Club. 1956-57—Sgt. 1 C Co. C; Non-Com Club; Varsity Football; Block “C” Club- GEORGE SINGLETON, JR. “Mole” Greer, S. C. 1955-56—Pvt. Co. B; PFC Co. B; Non-Com Club. 1956-57—Sgt. 1 C Co. C; Non-Com Club. THOMAS W. SMOLENSK! “Smo” New Britain, Conn. 1955- 56—Pvt. Co. A; PFC Co. A; Non-Com Club; Drill Platoon. 1956- 57—Sgt. Co. A; Non-Com Club. JOEL MURRAY SNYDER “Murray” Ridgeland, S. C. 1952-53—Pvt. Co. Band. 1953-54-PFC Co, Band; Cpl, Co. Band; Non-Com Club; Intramural Staff. 1954-55—Cpl. Co. Band; Non- Com Club; Intramural Staff; Flight Club. 1955-56—Sgt. 1 C Co. Band; Non-Com Club; “B” Team Football; Intramural Staff; Pep Band. 1956-57—1st Lt. Co. Band; Cross Saber Club; Varsity Football; Block “C” Club; Flight Club; Barbell Club; Pep Band. CLAUDE LEON SOLES, JR. “Buddy” North Charleston, S. C. 1955-56—Pvt. Co. A; 1956-57-Sgt. 1 C Co. A; Non-Com Club; CERO; Intramural Staff. LAWERANCE WILLIAM STROCK, JR. “Billy” Ell ore e, S. C. 1954- 55—Pvt. Co. A; PFC Co. A; Non-Com Club. 1955-56- PFC Co. A; Non-Com Club. 1956-57-Sgt. 1 C Co. A; Non- Com Club. JON ARCHER STUBBS “Jon” Greenville, S, C. 1955- 56—Pvt. Co. B. 1956-57-PFC, Cpl. Co. B; Non-Com Club; President Flight Club. 20 OF 1957 Stubbs HORACE T. SWILLEY “Tommy” Summer-ton, S. C. 1956-57—Pvt., PFC Co. A; Non-Com Club; Varsity Football, Basketball; Block “C” Club. MYERS GRAHAM TOMLINSON “Graham” Charleston, S, C. 1954- 55—Pvt. Co. B; PFC Co. B; Non-Com Club; Intramural Staff; Bugle Staff; Sponsor of Miss Carlisle; “B” Team Football. 1955- 56—Cpl., Sgt. 1 C Co. B; Non-Com Club; Intramural Staff; Bugle Staff; Rebel Staff, Business Manager; Treasurer Junior Class; Runner-up for Deportment Medal; Drill Platoon; CERO. 1956- 57—Capt. Co. D; Cross Saber Club; Editor-in-Chief of Rebel; Exchange Editor of Bugle Staff; Secretary of Senior Class; CERO; Company Commander of Training Cadre. EUGENE WILLIAM WAMPLER ‘Big Wamp” Charlotte, N, C. 1952-53—Pvt. Co. C; “B” Team Football. 1953-54—Pvt. Co. B; Varsity Football; “B” Team Basketball. 1954-55—PFC Co. B; Non-Com Club; Varsity Football; “B” Team Basketball; Block C” Club. 1955-56—Sgt. 1 C Co, B; Non-Com Club; Varsity Football; Block “C” Club; Company Clerk, 1956-57—Pvt, Co. B: Varsity Football; Varsity Baseball; Barbell Club. Swilley Tomlinson Wampler SENIOR CLASS OF 1957 Welch CURTIS JAMES WELCH Pop” Walterboro, S. C. 1954- 55—Pvt. Co. B; PFC Co. B; Non-Com Club; Baseball. 1955- 56—PFC Co. C; Non-Com Club; Cheerleader; Manager Baseball Team; Block C” Club. 1956-57—Cpl. Co. C; Non- Com Club; Cheerleader; Manager Baseball Team; Block “G” Club. ALMA MATER First Verse In the heart of South Carolina, Reared against the sky. Proudly stands our dear old Carlisle As the years go by. Chorus May it ever be our watchword, “Conquer and Prevail ' Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, Dear old Carlisle, hail. Second Verse We are working all together To make a better school, We are proud of dear old Carlisle, And forever will be true. Third Verse When we from thy halls have parted, And life's battle's on Thy great spirit shall inspire us 'Til eternal dawn. 22 BUT COLONEL, I WAS SENIOR OF THE MONTH WE NEVER GOT PEACHES IN RUSSIA, YOU PIOW NOW, BACK WHEN I WAS SINGLE WHO SAID IT WAS MILITARY? SENIOR CLASS DIRECTORY Woodrow A. Bagley Box 435 James V. Baker 408 West 23rd St. . . Lumberton, N. C. Richard L. Barber 905 North Caldwell St. , . . Charlotte, N. C. Ernest P. Batten . . Babson Park, Fla. IZEL J. BENDANA Diriamba, Carazo, Nicaragua, C. A. Josiah C. Brabham . . . . Bamberg, S. C. Sam Calloway 1554 Geraldine Dr. . . Jacksonville, Fla. Lewis G. Carson 2321 Gadsden St. . . Columbia, S. C. Barry W. Chabot 1917 Central Ave. . . Eugene B. Clancy S. Atlantic Ave, 6th . . New Smyrna Beach, Fla. Ronnie M. Clindon 422 North Blvd. . . . . North Charleston, S. C. Clarence Cohen 2312 Waltonway . . . . . . . Augusta, Ga. Amos Lee Cornell Apt 317 Center, Hunting Towers . Alexandria, Va. David W. Cregg 5102 Sunderland Rd. . . . . Jacksonville, Fla. George H. Crespo Jose A. Cuevas P. O. Box 163 ... . San German, Puerto Rico Elwin R. Davidson Briarcliffe Acres . . . Myrtle Beach, S. C. Grover L. Derrick 3106 Clark St . . . Columbia, S. C. Charles Gassett Qtrs. AA, Chas. Naval Shipyard . Charleston, S. C. Robert E. Gordon 2704 Stratford Rd. . . . Columbia, S. C. Johnny L. Goshorn 196 Whiskey Rd. . . . .... Aiken, S. C. Thomas K. Gourdin William J. Grant 1716 Vineyard St. . . . . Bluefield, W. Va. George W. Griffith Robert L. Griner 1403 East 34th St. . . . . Brooklyn 10, N. Y. James P. Harrell 2239 Causten Bluff . . Ray W. Harrell 803 T. St Phillip A. Herrmann 3022 N. W. Moreland St. . . Falls Church, Va. Edwin L. Isley Box 289 . . . Lancaster, S. C. Allen S. Ivey Lovington, New Mexico Malcolm P. Johnson Box 286, Ft. George Star Rt. . Jacksonville, Fla. I VARS Lama 514 Cookman Ave.............Asbury Park, N. j. James N. Lambert 7700 Congress Ave. . , West Palm Beach, Fla. Donald P. Leslie Park Drive...............................Union, S. C. James E. Lewis 22 Norman Ave......................Fairfax, Va. Henry E. Martin 1416 Guess Rd. . ................Durham, N. C. John H. Morgan 3840 Boone Park Ave. . . . Jacksonville, Fla. James H, McGee 5309 Tiiden Rd..................Bladensburg, Md. Ralph C. McGee .................................Charleston, S. C. Edwin McLane ..........................New Smyrna Beach, Fla. William J. Parrish 778 Boardman Rd.......................Aiken, S. C. Scott L. Perrella 217 Oceon Ave......................Brooklyn, N. Y. Charles A. Plyler 416 East Arch St..................Lancaster, S. C. Richard A. Postell ...................................Ravenel, S. C. Wendell Raiin .................................Springfield, Ga. Boone C. Reeves 411 East Main St................... Easley, S. C. Wade R. Reynolds Route 1............................Eastover, S. C. Douglas I. Robinson Roanoake Park...........................Manteo, N. C. Gregor Rowland 381 Arbutna Ave...............Staten Island, N. Y. Roland L. Scarborough 1435 Murray Dr...................Jacksonville, Fla. Hinton C. Silvey 420 Kemp Dr........................Augusta, Ga. George Singleton Box 247 ............................Greer, S. C. Thomas W. Smolenski 1704 N. E. 6th St.............Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Joel M. Snyder • - ...........................Ridgeland, S. C. Claude L. Soles 8 Cambridge Ave. . . Charleston Heights, S. C. Lawrence W. Strock Box 111..........................Elloree, S. C. Jon A. Stubbs 405 McDonald Ave.............Greenville, S. C. Horace T. Swilley Box 312............................Sumerton, S. C. Myers G. Tomlinson 200 W. Poplar St.................Charleston, S. C. Eugene W. Wampler 2510 Weddington Ave...............Charlotte, N. C, Curtis J. Welch Rt. 2 . . . . 24 Walterboro, S. C. SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Class of 1957, having been declared as sound of mind and sane in senses, do hereby declare this as our last will and testament. ARTICLE I To Colonel Risher, we leave our thanks and appre- ciation for all that he has done to help produce the most outstanding class ever. ARTICLE II To the underclassmen, we leave the dreams and hopes of soon becoming Seniors. ARTICLE III To our close friends we leave our most cherished possessions: Bagley leaves the faculty to Fred Fazio and Joe B. Lewenhiem in hopes that they don’t get shipped. Baker, J. V., gives to Klinkie Bredenberg his ability to snow Bamberg women. Barber wills to Hough and Arazie his ability to go steady with a girl a very long time. Batten endows Bredenberg with his ability to get more extra leaves than he deserves, and Captain Scaffe with a two-toned lily pad. Bendana leaves the hope that the next Latin- American boy that comes to Carlisle will have more sports ability than he had. Brabham leaves Carlisle with the hope that Fetzer will take good care of Betty Hightower. Calloway wills the rusty sink in his room to Clary. Carson gives to Bourne his ability to break all the rules and not get caught. Ciiabot, B. W., leaves to Carlisle the 100 hours they thought he couldn’t walk. Clancy gives to Fazio and Williams his ability to pull furloughs during the Daytona races. Clindon bequeaths to Bogus his ability to letter in all three sports. Cohen wills the top bunk in 134 to some poor unfortunate next year. Cornell bequeaths to anyone on the Third Floor his art to have all night parties without interruptions from Frogs, Plugs, and Rabbits. Cregg endows Freeman and Walton with all of his old football equipment. Crespo leaves the back row of Captain Estes class- room to all the Spanish boys, Cuevas leaves Ravenel the honor of being a senior. Davidson leaves Carlisle to the Indians. Derrick endows Fred Fazio with his nickname, “Pig”, and leaves all his restrictions to Gordon, R. A. Gassett bequeaths to Gleason his radio station. Gordon, R. E., wills to Colonel Dave Simmons his ability to snow all the Bamberg queens, and to Bill Dunn his ability to get along with the faculty. Goshorn wills to Eckard, W. F., his flying lessons and to Bentley his chemistry grades in hojies that he can pass with them. Gourdin wills to Bill Exkard the ability to play the sax as well as he doesn’t, and to Spears more luck with Major Sturgeon concerning CERO than he had. Grant leaves his college alegbra book to some unfortunate senior next year. Griffith leaves room 184 to his roommate and the second platoon of “A” Company to the best man. Griner leaves a bottle of weight gaining tablets to Captain Risher, L. Harrell, J. P., bequeaths to Smith, B. E., the ability to beat Escudero against the wall and have the plaster crack in the room next door rather than in his own. Harrell, W. R., bestows upon Mabry the ability to break restrictions every day without getting caught. Herrmann leaves to Harris, R. F., his ability to pull unintentionally. Iseley leaves to Fazio and Mackey the great love that the faculty has for him. Ivey leaves Carlisle for New Mexico. Johnson wills to Sammons his ability to bum fags all year and to Payne more room in which to cut hair. Lama leaves a vacant spot in “A” company to Baker, Ravenel, Kershaw, and Lambert, in hopes that they will be big enough to fill it. Lambert, J. M., leaves to his little brother his ability to take every afternoon and night without getting caught. Leslie leaves his position as Captain Rishers pet to anyone that can survive being it. Lewis wills to little Lambert his ability to carry one hundred pound sacks of sugar through the woods. Martin leaves all of his duties and restrictions to Leary. Morgan wills to McDevitt his two rat traps and a supply of cheese. McGee, J H., bequeaths to anyone who wants it his empty whiskey bottle on the back campus. McGee, R. C., gives to Dugan his ability to jump from C.O. to M.P. to O.C. to C.O. in two years. McLane wills his geometry book and all of his knowledge of the subject to Captain Eargle. Parrish, W. J., leaves to his brother his ability to give girls the smooth shaft, Perrella leaves Carlisle to “Black Dog”. Plyler leaves his freckles to John Stanley. Postell wills to Ravenel and Baker his ability to get caught at everything he does wrong. Rahn leaves his share of Carlisle grits to all of the boys from Springfield, Georgia. Reeves, B. C., wills to Goddard his rusty rifle and restrictions. Reynolds wills a car to Captain Eargle so that he won’t have to ride a motorcycle in bad weather. Robinson bequeaths to Burnett and Wilson his skivies with the inscription “My Dad sells Dodge” on the underside thereof. Rowland wills his pipes and tobacco to Gleason and Bentley, his brogans to Kooken and Pepple, and his sidewalk philosophy of life and love to the third floor crowd. Scarborough, being of sound mind, leaves George Arnold nothing. Silvey leaves his ability to pull furloughs to Fazio and Mackey. Singleton wills to some lucky senior his physics book in hopes that he will understand it better than he did. Smolenski leaves to Bill McDevitt the presidency of the quiver club. Snyder wills to Myers his ability to handle “Happy Jack” and “Buck” and to stay on the good side of women. Soles leaves his diploma to his mother and father and his share of Carlisle food to “Black Dog”. Strock leaves history to “Plug”. Stubbs wills to Collins his ability to get lost while flying. Swilley leaves his hair tonic to Clary so that next year he might keep his hair combed down. Tomlinson leaves his ivy league clothes to Lambert and his authority to Eddie Ravenel so that Geechies will still control Carlisle next year. Wampier leaves Garrison his ability to get along with the faculty. Welch leaves Captain Scaffe a gallon of gas for his new Buick. 25 Baker, J. V. Cornell Wampler Parrish, W. J. TODAY'S MEN Clancy Lama Robinson Snyder Welch Carson Gourdin Brabham Griffith Soles Johnson Singleton Griner Crespo Reeves, B. C. Silvey 26 Most Military Wendell Rahn Most Popular Lyle Iseley Best Dancer Arnold Postell SENIOR CLASS Class Clown Bubba Johnson Most Likely To Succeed Graham Tomlinson Most Athletic Ivars Lam Most Talented Keith Goukdin Most School Spirit Laziest Barry Chabot Punky Clancy SUPERLATIVES Most Intelligent Jimmy Lewis Biggest Dingle Joe Brabham Best All Around Al Ivey JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Mrs. R. C. Fetzer Sponsor Jerald Storey V ice-President Joe Kershaw Secretary Klinkie Bredenberg T reasurer 30 JUNIORS Arazie Arnold Asay Balkcom, R, K. Bentley Bogus Bredenberg Brown, T. Burkh alter Burnett Chandler, B. L, Claud Cone Cook, O. R. Cook, T. R. Copeland Cranford Delgado Dietz Dugan Eckard, W. F. Everett, J. A. Fazio Fetzer Freeman Fischer Gibson Goddard JUNIORS Gordon, R. A. Graham Harris, R. F. Harris, W. L. Harrison Holliday Hood, W. R. Hough Hulsey Hunt Jennings Jernigan Kell ah an Kelly Kershaw Knowles Kuipers Lassiter Loucas Lowenheim, J. B. Myers MacKinnon McDevitt McDonnell Negron Payne Pepple Perez 32 JUNIORS Poole Rahn, T. Ravenel Rawls, H. C. Reeves, J. B. Ross Rykard Sammons Shultz Smith, B. E. Smith, R. G. Smith, S. D. Spears Stephens Storey, J. E. Syler Terry T HOMPSON Toole Towles Walton Williams, L. W. Willis Wilson, J, C, 33 Mrs. W. M. Lambert Sponsor Jack Baker Vice-President David Lowenheim Secretary Rupert Leary Treasurer 34 SOPHOMORES Adams Bailey Baker, T. J. Batts Baucom, C. T. Bigness Bremmer Broadway Brown, W. R, Cadle Calcutt Canaday Carroll, M. A. Castro Chabot, A. D. Chandler, J. W. Clary Cleland Cole Collins Demis Dixon, J. M. Douglass Dover Drew Dubose Dunn Emerson SOPHOMORES 36 Floyd Foss Garrison Gleason Greene Grey, P, B. Hand Hawkins Hedrick Hiatt Hickman Howze Jackson Jones Kercheval Kooken Lambert, R. A. Langston Leary Lee, J. F. Lopez Lowe, R. C. Lowenheim, D. L. Mabry Mackey Maranville, D, R. Maranville, E. A. Marino SOPHOMORES Martindale Michie, J. L. Moore, A, E. Moore, J. W. Mac Arthur McLeod McMillan Nelson Osborne, H. N. Osborne, O. C. Parrish, J. L. Parrish, W. L. Pedler Porter Racher Ransdale Smith, J. P. Smith, M. G. Starrett Storey, B. L. Taylor Tyree Whitaker Whitson Wilkes Wilson, B. C. Wilson, W. R. Wright Young 37 • - THAT'S RIGHT � 'D COMPANY COL. DAVID POOLE FRESHMEN Class Roster Buck, Fields, Parrish, K, W , Pearce, Beady, Richie, Seeber, Seicler, Smith, J. K., Smith, W. V., Soulis, Weatherly, Williams, J. R., Whitener, Wood, W. A., Carlson, Mauzy, R. A., Vazquez, Harrell, L. L., Robertson, Carroll, T. G., Chancey, Eigenbrode, Elwell, Escudero, Euchner, Furber, Grey, R. E., Hamblen, Henriksen, Hood, J. A., Korb, Lamar, Lattin, Lopez, Mauzey, D. A., McArn, McDowell, McKeithan, Mills, Moreland, Oehmig, Womble, Barclay, Bennotti, Berry, Bingham, Blake, Boland, Bourne, Brock, Coffman, Combs, Cook, L. H., Cooper, Cuevas, R. R., Davis, Dawson, Knight, O’Berry, Serralta, Soszka, Spires. 39 SUB-FRESHMEN Class Roster Weisenburgh, Outlaw, Summer, Girot, Lee, J. S., Hazelwood, Kennedy, Cook, J. L., Spence, Michie, D,, Salwen, Hollar, Haskell, Stanley, Goenaga, Knouse, Cottingham, Rawls, H. D., Turner, McMullen, Groce, Lafferman, Gassett, R. M., Layton, Mayer, W. L,, Mosley, Williamson, Hendershot, Allbritton, Lowe, G, W., Everett, D. M., Bullwinkel, Broome, Farris, Beard, Simmons, Riggs, Woodard, Goodwin, Kir wan, Mayer, C. T., Richards, Bright, Powell, McVeigh, Clerc, Eckard, P. M., Sing, Formby, Thistle- waite, Jarman. 40 THE SENIOR CLASS MISS CARLISLE 1957 Judged by Colonel Risher 41 42 QUEEN'S COURT n Jina c. 155 Jina arp Sponsored by Cadet Gene Asay enter L55 Bari ara i3erry Sponsored by Cadet Don Leslie 155 Si aron d ennett Sponsored by Cadet Harold Terry Sponsored by Cadet Rupert Leary BATTALION STAFF Cadet Major Joe Brabham Battalion Commander Miss Betty Hightower Cadet Captain Barry Chabot Adjutant Mrs, J. R. Hughes Sponsor Cadet Captain Dave Davidson Personnel Mrs. Ruth F, Davidson Sponsor 46 Major: Brabham Captain-Adjutant: Chabot, B. W. Captain-Personnel: Davidson Color Sergeant: Ivey Color Sergeant: Tyree Master Sergeant: Batten Master Sergeant: Bredenberg Sergeant First Class: Harrell, J. P. Sergeant First Class: Syler Sergeant First Class: Ross Color Corporal: Escudero Color Corporal: Furber Corporals: Smith, B. E., Hickman Cadet Captain Ivars Lama Commander Mrs. Nina Lama Sponsor COMPANY A Cadet First Lieutenant Jim Baker Cadet Second Lieutenant George Griffith Cadet First Sergeant Charles Lassiter 48 Captain: Lama First Lieutenant: Baker, J. V. Second Lieutenant: Griffith First Sergeant: Lassiter Supply Sergeant: Schultz Platoon Sergeants: Soles, McGee, R. G Sergeants: Calloway, Saiolenski Guidon Corporal: Ragley Corporals: Clindon, Harrell, W. R., Lambert, J. N., Ready, Canaday, Scarborough, Gordon, R. A,, Kelly Privates First Class: Toole, Derrick, Mor- gan, Clary', Bingham, Mabry, Bogus, Jones, E. A., Negron, Carroll, M. A., Gassett, C. B., Hulsey, Making, Smith, R. G., Syvilley, Mayer, Reynolds Privates McDevitt, Clindon, Michie, Gause, Byrd, Moore, A. E., Cook, O. R., Leighton, Iseley, Fazio, Richards, Derrick, Jennings, Calcutt, Wampler, Garrison, Harris, McVeigh, Herrmann, Harrison, Kerchival, Howze, Osbokne, Euchiner, Elwell, Lattjn, Dietz, Dugan, Lowenhein, J. B., Hawkins, Soulis, Moore, J. W., Hood, W. R., Knight, Cleland, Taylor, Rahn, T,, Young, Lewis, Stephens. 49 Cadet Captain Wendell Rahn Commander Mrs. Eunice Rahn Sponsor COMPANY B Cadet First Lieutenant Cadet Second Lieutenant Cadet First Sergeant Gail Fetzer Robert Griner Tommy Mackey 50 % Captain: Rahn First Lieutenant: Fetzer Second Lieutenant: Griner First Sergeant: Mackey Supply Sergeant: Strock Platoon Sergeants: Silvey, Floyd Sergeants: Cone, Lowenheim, D. L. Guidon Corporal: Claud Corporals: McDonnell, Stubbs, Kuipers, Maranville, D. R., Arnold, Cuevas, J. A., Douglass, Fisher, Jernigan Privates First Class; Cole, Cohen, Korb, Willis, Wilson, B. C., Lee, J. F., Williams, L. W., Maranville, E. R., McLeod, Drew, Sing, Smith, M. G. Privates Hamblen, McGee, J. H., Eigenbrode, Harrell, L. L., Towles, Clerc, Bourne, Whitaker, Carson, Williamson, Emerson, Wilkes, Hood, W. R., MacArthur, Gibson, Chandler, B. L., Wood, W. A., Delgado, Poole, Collins, Smith, J. P., Barclay, Demis, Bullwinkel, Brock, Thompson, Wright, Lowe, R. C, Mays, Robertson, Perrella, Parrish, W. L., Bremmer, Gassett, R. M., Outlaw, Salwen, O’Berry. 51 Cadet Captain Arnold Postell Commander Mrs. Maude P. Postell Sponsor COMPANY C Cadet First Lieutenant Cadet Second Lieutenant Cadet First Sergeant Gene As ay Bruce Goddard Jay Wilson 52 Captam; Postell First Lieutenant: Asay Second Lieutenant: Goddard First Sergeant: Wilson Supply Sergeant: Singleton Platoon Sergeants: Martin, H. E., Ravenel Sergeants: Baker, J. V., Burnett Guidon Corporal: Leary Corporals: Gordon, R. E., Cornell, Barber, Brown, T., Gleason, Chabot, A. D., Reeves, B. C.3 Welch Privates First Class: Harris, W. L., Whitner, Lamar, Holliday, Simmons, Combs, Oehmic, Grey, P. B., Langston, Dunn, Seeber Privates McLane, Bendana, Robinson, Kellahan, Knowles, MacKinnon, Mosley, Cook, T. R., Wilson, P. S., Lopez, Carlson, Adams, Pearce, Jackson, Milligan, Hazelwood, Terry, Bright, Smith, j. K., McMullen, McArn, Pedler, Summer, Berry, C. W., Serralta, Dawson, Smith, S. D., Arazie, Everett, D. M., Chandler, J, W., Hough, Bigness, Adams, Lee, J. S., Rowland, Kooken, Pepple, Balkcom, Castro, Cooper, Powell. 53 Cadet Captain Graham Tomlinson Commander Mrs. Eva Andrews Tomlinson Sponsor COMPANY D Cadet First Lieutenant Cadet Second Lieutenant Cadet First Sergeant Eugene Clancy Joe Kershaw Bobby Lambert 54 Captain: Tomlinson First Lieutenant: Clancy Second Lieutenant: Kershaw First Sergeant: Lambert Supply Sergeant: Rawls, H. C. Platoon Sergeants: Storey, Plyler Privates First Class: Riggs, Broome, Perez, Sergeants: Cranford, Burkhalter Beard, Rawls, H. D., Henriksen, Foss, Guidon Corporal: Greene Storey, B. L., Starrett, Buck, Whit- Corp orals: Kir wan, Graham, McMillan, son, Stanley, J. E, Hunt, Wilson, W, R., Gray, R. E., Martindale, Copeland, Batts Privates Hendershot, Godowns, Lowe, G. W., Mayer, C. T., Osborne, O. C., Weatherly, Chancy, Cuevas, R. R., Girot, Goenaga, Fields, Williams, J. R,, Berry, Coffman, Allbritton, Davis, Goodwin, Hand, Lafferman, Loucas, Spence, Cadle, Farris, Hollar, McKeithan, Richie, Turner, Weisenburgh, Bailey, Boland, Cook, L, H., Cottingham, Groce, Kennedy, MacDowell, Parrish, J. L., Porter, C. A., Spires, Woodard, Jarman, Knouse, Michie, D., Womble, Thistlewaite, Vazquez. 55 Cadet Captain David Cregg Commander Mrs. J. C. Cregg Sponsor COMPANY BAND Cadet First Lieutenant Caclet Second Lieutenant Cadet First Sergeant Murray Snyder Bubba Johnson Lyle Myers 56 Captain: Cregg First Lieutenant: Snyder Second LieutenantJohnson First Sergeant: Myers Supply Sergeant: Sammons Platoon Sergeants: Gourdin, Spears Privates First Class: Parrish, W. J., Goshorn, Sergeants: Walton, Eckard, W. F. Dover, Rykard, Blake, Leslie, Grant, Corporals: Broadway, Everett, J., Free- Nelson man. Reeves, J. B., Bentley, Payne, Eckard, P. M. Privates Baucom, C. T., Bennotti, Carroll, T. G., Dixon, Formby, Hedrick, Mauzy, D., Mauzy, R., Mills, Moreland, Parrish, W. K., Racher, Ransdale. 57 CROSS SABER CLUB Membership in the Cross Saber Club is limited to cadet commissioned officers. Its purpose is two-fold: First, to provide a discussion group in which each member has an opportunity to freely express himself and to develop ideas for making a better school; and second, to provide for its members an outlet for social activities to be enjoyed with others who share a great responsibility in the Corps of Cadets. The club succeeds admirably in both objectives. Many constructive ideas have come out of its regular meetings, and its social activities are much enjoyed and lcng remembered by its members. Because of the high standards of its members, belonging to this club is highly coveted by Carlisle Cadets, Its membership is the leadership of the Corps. First Row, Left to Right: Brabham, Johnson, Griner, Kershaw, Asay, Snyder. Second Row: Cregg, Clancy, Baker, J. V., Griffith, Fetzer, Davidson. Third Row: Tomlinson, Ciiabot, 15. W., Postell, Lama, Rahn. First Row, Left to Right: Griffith, Baker, J. V., Tomlinson, Fetzer, Rahn, Clancy. Second Row: Eckard, W. F., Gleason, Singleton, Arnold, Griner, Burnett, Kershaw, Douglass, Lowenheim, D. L., Rawls, H. C. Third Row: Syler, Claud, Martindale, Ravenel, Kelly, Smith, B. E., Cuevas, J. A., Escudero, MacKinnon. THE TRAINING CADRE This is the first year that the training cadre has been in use. The training cadre is made up of twenty-one outstanding cadets, who were chosen for their military bearing and leadership ability. Though the training cadre was only an experiment this year, it proved successful, beyond a doubt, and will continue as a practice throughout future years at Carlisle. The cadre this year, under the direction of Cadet Captain Tomlinson, completed the six weeks period with a citation for outstanding leadership. 59 NON-COM CLUB Sergeants: Ivey, Tyree, Bredenberg, Batten, Syler, Harrell, J. P., Ross, Myers, Sammons, Spears, Gourdin, Walton, Eckard, W. F., Lassiter, McGee, R. C., Shultz, Soles, Calloway, Smolenski, Mackey, Strock, Silvey, Floyd, Cone, Lowenheim, D. L., Wilson, J. C., Martin, Singleton, Ravenel, Burnett, Baker, T. J., Lambert, R. A., Storey, J. E., Rawls, H, C,, Plylcr, Cranford, Burkhalter. Corporals: Furber, Escudero, Hickman, Smith, B. E., Broadway, Everett, J., Freeman, Reeves, J. B., Bentley, Payne, Eckard, P. M., Canaday, Bagley, Harrell, W. R., Clindon, Ready, Scarborough, Kelly, Lambert, J. N., Gordon, R. A., Claud, McDonnell, Stubbs, Kuipers, Maranville, D. R., Arnold, Cuevas, J. A., Douglass, Fischer, Jernigan, Leary, Gordon, R. E., Gleason, Barber, Chabot, A. D,, Brown, T., Cornell, Welch, Reeves, B, C., Greene, Kirwin, Graham, McMillan, Hunt, Wilson, W. R., Gray, R. E., Martindale, Copeland, Batts. Privates First Class: Parrish, W. J., Goshorn, Dover, Rykard, Blake, Leslie, Grant, Nelson, Derrick, Mayer, Clary, Bogus, Morgan, Hulsey, Gassett, C. B., Carroll, M. A., Crespo, Bingham, Jones, Toole, Maring, Smith, R. G., Negron, Swilley, Mabry, Cole, Kerb, Willis, Wilson, B. C., Lee, J. F., Williams, L. W., Maranville, E. R., McLeod, Drew, Cohen, Sing, Smith, M. G., Harris, W. L., Whitener, Lamar, Holliday, Simmons, Combs, Oehmig, Grey, P. B., Langston, Dunn, Seeber, Riggs, Broome, Perez, Beard, Rawls, If, D., Henriksen, Foss, Storey, B. L., Starrett, Buck, Whitson, Stanley, J. E. it .! RETREAT As the sun sinks slowly out of sight and another day comes to end at Carlisle, you will find a memorable scene which will remain in your heart for years to come. This is one of the most solemn occasions that one can observe. As the bugler plays retreat the cadet corps pays its homage to the flag of the United States as it is lowered. 61 Graham Tomlinson Editor-i n-Chief ‘Connie’ Sponsor REBEL STAFF Arnold Postell Eugene Clancy Joe Kershaw Bubba Johnson Assistant Editor Managing Editor Business Manager Advertising Manager 64 Officers Capt, William R. Risher Faculty Advisor Graham Tomlinson.....................Editor-in-Chief Arnold Postell.............................Assistant Editor Eugene Clancy........................Managing Editor Joe Kershaw.................................Business Manager Bubba Johnson...................Advertising Manager We are now at the close of our final year at Carlisle, and with it comes our own edition of the Rebel. The many hours of sleep we have missed are well worth the loss as we see the satisfied faces of our classmates and underclassmen. I would especially like to thank my staff, Captain William Risher, Captain Eargle, and all of the others who have so generously given their time and efforts to make this annual possible. Graham Tomlinson, Editor-in-Chief. Sitting, Left to Right: Clancy, Tomlinson, Postell. Standing: Johnson, Lama, Bredenberg, Iseley, Kershaw, Snyder. Absent from Picture: Baker, T. J., Baker, J. V. 65 Ivars Lama Assistant Editor Eugene Clancy Editor-in-Chief Mrs. R. M. Clancy Sponsor BUGLE STAFF Lyle Iseley Ray Gordon Graham Tomlinson Arnold Postell Associate Editor Sports Editor Exchange Editor Managing Editor 66 Officers Mrs. Harold Rice FacuIty Advisor Eugene Clancy.......................Editor-in-Chief Ivars Lama.........................Assistant Editor Lyle Iseley...................... . Associate Editor Ray Gordon............................Sports Editor Graham Tomlinson....................Exchange Editor Arnold Postell......................Managing Editor I would like to express my sincere appreciation to the members of the Bugle Staff for their untiring efforts in working with me to give the Cadet Corps a newspaper that they would enjoy and remember. In each issue we have tried to cover every phase of school news and to bring you articles worthy of your consideration. Eugene Clancy, Editor-in-C hief. Sitting, Left to Right; Fazio, Tomlinson, Postell, Clancy, Lama, Gordon, R. A., Iseley. Standing; Davidson, Eckard, W. F., Johnson, Pevey, Baker, T. J., Gassett, C. B., Harrell, J. P., Poole, Terry, Baker, J. V., Burnett, Escudero. 67 Bubba Johnson Mrs. Carlton C. Johnson President Sponsor LIBRARY CLUB 68 Royal Burnett Vic e-Pre$id ent Kenneth Kuipers Secretary Jack Baker Treasurer Tony Broadway Reporter Officers Mbs. Harold Rice Faculty Advisor Bubba Johnson Royal Burnett Kenneth Kupiers Jack Baker . . Tony Broadway . . President Vice-President . . Secretary . . T reasurer . . Reporter The Library Club is one of the most active organi- zations at Carlisle, and helps the cadets to acquaint themselves with the services, resources, and procedures of the library. The library has many good books on its shelves to help the cadets with their book reports and themes throughout the school year. The main objectives of the club are: to get the cadets interested in good book-reading; to improve his vocabulary; to get the cadet more interested in the club; and to develop leadership in the Corps of Cadets. Sitting, Left to Right: Greene, Baker, T. J., Kuipers, Johnson, Burnett, Broadway, Eckard, W. F. Standing: Lowenheim, D. L., Brabham, Hiatt, Canaday, Herrmann, Schultz, McGee, R. C., Tyree, Clancy, Buck. SflliSS 69 CERO David Cregg Keith Gourdin C o-Ch a irman Co-C hairman The Carlisle Entertainment and Recrea- tion Organization through its time and ef- forts, provides for and makes possible many of the social events, which are so important to cadet life. Under the leadership of Major M. Carson Sturgeon, faculty advisor, many long hours have been put into the planning and arrang- ing of the dances, both formal and informal. This organization is due much credit for its contribution to the social activity at school. Front Row, Left to Right: Gourdin, Cregg, Second Row: Ivey, Postell, Spears, Tomlinson, Kershaw, Brab- ham, Bentley. Third Row: Lassiter, Chabot, B. W,, Bredenberg, Fetzer, Soles, Gassett, C. B., Harrell, J. P., Batten. 70 BRIGADIERS The Brigadiers have the responsibility of providing music for social entertainment during the school year, not only for Carlisle but for the community surrounding. The orchestra, under the direction of Captain William Scaffe, and assisted by Cadet Keith Gourdin, took a great amount of time and hard work preparing for the performances. Keith Gourdin Student Leader Mrs. M. Gourdin Sponsor Front Row, Left to Right: Gourdin, Eckard, W, F. Second Row: Eckard, P. M., Bentley, Spears, Freeman, Nelson. Third Row: Osborne, H. N., Baucom, C. T., Rykard. 71 Jon Stubbs President Joe B. Lowenheim Secretary Ralph McGee Vice-President Allan Ivey T reasurer FLIGHT CLUB Although organized for only six years, the Carlisle Flight Club has become one of the most active clubs at school. Under the supervision of Captain Guy Eargle, the Cadets receive the individual training in aeronautics necessary for obtain- ing a pilot’s license. Each year the club has an annual picnic at one of the neighboring parks. Kneeling, Left to Right: Lowenheim, J. B., Ivey, Stubbs, Ross. Standing: Eckard, W, F., Gregg, Goshorn, Wilkes, McGee, R. C., Grant. Lyle Myers Vice-President Jimmy Harrell Secretary Jack Baker Treasurer I vars Lama President Evie Schwarting Sponsor Hinton Silvey S ergeant-at-Arms 76 The Block “C” Club is one of the most active and popular organizations on the campus. The club is for all boys who have earned their block letters for participation in one of the three major sports or as managers or cheerleaders for athletic teams. All boys who are eligible for membership first must go through a rugged initiation which lasts for a period of one week. During the school year the Block “C” Club sponsors different activities like dances, parties, athletic trips, etc. The purpose of the club is to provide higher standards of sportsmanship, to develop better leadership, and to try to add as much as possible to the athletic program at Carlisle. First Raw, Left to Right: Perrella, Welch, Myers, Lama, Johnson, Snyder, Baker, T. J. Second Row: Reeves, J. B., Chabot, A. D., Lee, J. F,, Chabot, B. W., Asay, Gordon, R. E. Third Row: Wampler, Floyd, Swilley, Hood, W. R., McDonnell, Bogus, Payne, Leslie. Not Pictured: Harrell, W. R., Clindon. 77 FOOTBALL Coaches: Eargle, Burch Captain David Cregg? Halfback THE CYCLONE STARTING LINE-UP First Row, Left to Right: Johnson, Myers, Payne, Swilley, Wampler, Silvey, Harrell, W. R. Second Row. Cregg, Harrell, J. P., Hood, Bogus. 78 VARSITY Kneeling, Left to Right: Broadway, Manager; Payne, McDonnell, Harrell, J. P., Myers, Swilley, Cregg, Wampler, Silvey, Clindon, Johnson, Korb, Manager. Second Row: Baker, T. J., Leslie, McLane, Bryant, Perrella, Floyd, Harrell, W. R., Bogus, Hood, W, R., Chabot, B. W., Lee, J. F., Chabot, A. D., Snyder. JUNIOR VARSITY Sitting, Left to Right: Coffman, Richie, Berry, Lowenheim, D. L., Batts, Broadway, Manager. Kneeling: Rowland, Kooken, Barber, Spears, Knowles, Smith, B. E., Balkcom, R. K., Castro. Standing: Burch, Coach; Stephens, Maran- ville, Barclay, Toole, Jones, Ravenel, Canaday, Drew, Cole. 79 Edwin McLane Halfback David Cregc Halfback Ray Harrell End Ronnie Clindon End Hinton Silvey Guard Tommy Swilley Tackle VARSITY Jimmy Harrell Quarterback Albie Chabot Tackle Carl McDonnell Halfback REGULARS Phil Payne End Burba Johnson End „ ; Lyle Myers Guard Ray Floyd Center Bor Bogus Halfback Bill Wampler Center Richard Hood Fullback BASKETBALL Coach Jordon, Co-Captains Ivars Lama, Gail Fetzer 1956-57 Schedule Opponent Place CMS. Them Beaufort Here 56 68 Denmark There 86 37 Jefferson Here 58 43 Sumter .... There 46 57 Barnwell Here 52 26 University . . . There 44 79 Olar Here 74 58 Jackson .... There 67 41 Olar There 67 46 Denmark . Here 66 44 St. George . Here 57 58 Barnwell There 51 35 Williston There 53 39 University . Here 65 56 Bishop England . Here 59 79 Bishop England . There 51 65 Beaufort There 53 63 St. George . There 67 58 Jackson .... Here 69 49 Jefferson There 66 50 JUNIOR VARSITY Kneeling, Left to Right; Holliday, Jordon, Harris, W. L. Standing: Crespo, Harrell, W. R., Jennings. 82 STARTING FIVE Ronnie Clindon Center Furber Manager Broadway Manager Gail Fetzer Guard Tex Rahn Guard Tommy Swilley Forward Ivars Lama Forward 83 BASEBALL Captain Clindon, Coach Burch Mar. 12 Elloree Here Mar. 14 Barnwell Here Mar. 19 Wade Hampton .... . There Mar. 22 Wade Hampton .... . . . Here Mar. 26 Brookland-Cayce .... . There Mar. 28 Jackson . There April 4 Jackson . . . Here April 5 Charleston . Here April 9 Springfield . Here April 11 Elloree . . . There April 12 Denmark . There April 16 Barnwell . . . There April 23 Springfield . There April 24 Denmark . . . Here April 26 Brookland-Cayce .... . Here April 30 Charleston . . . There May 1 Open . . . ___ May 2 Open . . . May 3 Open First Row, Left to Right; Whitaker, Stanley, Terry, Gastro, Rahn, T., Lee, J. F., Pecller, Welch, Manager. Second Row: Derrick, Mayer, Swilley, Harrell, J. P., Clindon, Bredenberg, Perrella, Bogus, Whitner, Manager. Third Row: Burch, Coach; Baker, T. J., Lowenheim, D. L,, Clere, Jennings, Hood, W. R., Baker, J, V., Gordon, R. E., Reeves, J, B,, Floyd, Hiatt, Scorekeeper. 84 INTRAMURALS First Row, Left to Right: Farris, Godowns, Groce Mayer, C. T., Gray, R. E., Storey, J. E. Second Row: Moreland, Poole, Gordon, R, E., Bremmer, Knowles. Third Row. Hand, Gassett, R. M., Maranville, D. R., Sing, Korb, Soulis, Brock, Maranville, E. R. Fourth Row: Perrella, Stephens, Payne, Carroll, M. A,, Soles, Cuevas, J. A., Harrell, j. P., Gordon, R. ”A., Cone. Tumbling Basketball 85 CARLISLE MILITARY SCHOOL Develops Manly Men REGULAR COLLEGE PREPARATORY BUSINESS, AND PRE-INDUCTION COURSES OF STUDY Established 1892 COLONEL JAMES F. RISHER Headmaster P. O. BOX 418 BAMBERG, S. C. 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 3 5 5 5 5 1 5 5 5 5 5 3 5 3 3 X 5 5 5 5 5 3 5 3 5 5 ■; 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 3 PORTRAITS AND COMMERCIAL WORK FOR THE 1957 REBEL BY HOWARD R. JACOBS COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHER KODAKS • FILMS • PHOTO FINISHING 286 KING STREET CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA McMillan's 1 I ! AMOCO SERVICE STATION J 3 5 5 5 WASHING — GREASING TIRE AND BA TTERY I 5 5 SERVICE 5 PHONE 2021 BAMBERG, S, C. COMPLIMENTS OF CARLISLE CANTEEN Harleb J. Pearce SCHOOL SUPPLIES • SANDWICHES SODA FOUNTAIN • DRY CLEANING 5 5 “Up or Down. Were Still AroundJJ 5 COMPLIMENTS OF Kemp Cleaners PHONE 2541 BAMBERG, S. C. KINGAN DIVISION HYGRADE FOOD PRODUCTS CORPORATION ORANGEBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA The Only Complete U. S. Government Inspected Meat Packing Plant In South Carolina 91 COMPLIMENTS OF J. COONER SON THE HARDWARE MEN We Appreciate Your Business Little Theatre J. W. Hand Jewlers Cadets Always Welcome Jewelry and Gifts BAMBERG, SOUTH CAROLINA 5 I 5 5 5 I 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 BAMBERG TEXTILE MILLS MANUFACTURERS OF COTTON GOODS A Privately owned institutionf which pays taxes and re- ceives no assistance from the State or any if its subdivisions, Carlisle is a valuable asset to the educational, economic, and social life of Bamberg. BAMBERG, SOUTH CAROLINA x=x x=xx=xx=x xzx x=x x=x ooo cxxd xzx xzxxrx THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS SECURITY— THERE IS ONLY OPPORTUNITY! General Douglas A. MacArthur CARLISLE MILITARY SCHOOL training is designed to develop alert- ness for oportunity and the skill and ability with which to make the most of opportunity. THE IRVING L. WILSON COMPANY was organized a little more than five years ago because the founder of the company was interested more in opportunity than in security. That there was a glorious opportunity to specialize in the manufacture of military school and college uniforms seemed to be self-evident and a challenge which the Irving L. Wilson Company has accepted. We are dedicated to the proposition of producing better uniforms at reasonable prices and to give our customers a high degree of personalized service. We are proud to be one of the uniform suppliers of the Carlisle Military School and we hope by the way in which we serve you that we will continue to merit this privilege. IRVING L. WILSON COMPANY NO. 1 HIGHLAND AYE. BALA-CYNWYD, PENNA. 94 5 A TRUE TEST . . . 5 IS THE SERVICE TEST! 5 AND NOTED FOR THEIR FINE WEAR- ING SERVICE ARE HANOVER REGU- LATION UNIFORM SHIRTS ... as well as the other cotton uniform items Made By Hanover Uniform Company BALTIMORE 1, MARYLAND 5 5 5 5 COMPLIMENTS OF Denmark Coca-Cola Bottling Company DENMARK, S. C. Carl E. Copeland Co. 5 5 REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE 3 5 3 G. 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JC earSe an d f ad ett MEN'S OUTFITTERS BAMBERG, SOUTH CAROLINA Com plimen ts of Bishop’s Beauty Shop MAIN STREET 5 5 5 5 5 5 $ 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 15 5 5 5 5 5 I 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 The Herald Book Store SCHOOL AND OFFICE SUPPLIES The Bamberg Herald 5 5 X X BAMBERG, S. C. BAMBERG, S. C. Dixie Auto Store HOME AND AUTO SUPPLIES 5 Model Planes — Auto Tires (j Radios Sporting Goods | Television — Auto Accessories 5 DENMARK, S. C, BAMBERG, S. C. APPROVED MOTEL i 2 MILE SOUTH—IN CITY Hi-Way Host Motel New, Modem, Brick Near Excellent Restaurants BAMBERG, S. C. TELEPHONE 5676 “A II Conveniences— Rest For Rest” CIXX3X d5 e XZX dX C XIXXIXX3 XIXXI5 XIXXTX 0 0 J)£ BEST WISHES FROM 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 X X I ! i 5 5 £ I I s 1 1 £ 5 £ 5 5 jj 5 5 1 1 5 1 I I 5 I G L A S S H 0 U s E RE S TlA U I R A NT Famous For Fine Foods' BAMBERG, S. C. Fogle’s Barber Shop Haircuts To Fit Many Boys, Especially Carlisle Cadets BAMBERG, S. C. H 0 0 0 K 0 K C )0 0 )0 0 CX 0 CK 99 5 Bamberg 5 5 5 1 Furniture Exchange I 5 IS 5 5 5 PHONE 3617 MAIN STREET 1 NEW AND USED f FURNITURE IS jj SOLD AND EXCHANGED IS 5 BAMBERG, S. C. Cotton Patch Motel COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE At AJo Premium Welcome, Carlisle RESTAURANT ADJOINING mU’, Sbnu, ore 1 I 5 S Si 5 5 5 A Good Drug Store In A Good jj Town With A Good School | Carlisle Cadets Are Always Welcomed in Our Store 5 5 We Have Served Carlisle Since 1913 F. B. McCrackin, Phar.D. jj Proprietor | F. A. McCrackin, B.S. in Piiar. SS 5 IS PHONE 2391 BAMBERG, S. C. $ 5 IS x=x o o xrx o cx xzx czx xzxxzxxcx cx cx)o xzxxcx ' Beautyrest Beds —Tile Baths $ IS IS Bamberg Motel | In The Heart Of Town Steam Heat 100% Air Conditioned Private Swimming Pool TELEPHONE 4521 ON U. S. 301 AND XL S. 601 BAMBERG, S. C. f entz cjCadied ddt ore DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS We Carry Exclusive Styles In Ladies1 Ready-To-W ear BAMBERG, S. 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XZX CX XZXXZX 000 )CX 5CXJCX XCXJOOO XZX X X) Compliments of KILGUS PRINTING COMPANY BAMBERG, S. C. Prints the Carlisle Bugle; $ XZX. ezx XZZX XZX XCX XDOCX X=X OOCX X=X X=X X=X «ZX) Brabham Oil Company Clarence M. Brabham, Owner FUELS Wholesale Distributors LUBRICANTS ACCESSORIES TIRES BATTERIES :x=xx=xx=x 103 ■ ■ ■ YOUR YEARBOOK IN PRODUCTION Marking Up Copy Setting the Type Page Make-Up Locking Up Forms On the Presses Folding into Pages Sewing the Book Trimming Binding in Covers Y OUR YEARBOOK represents the work of many craftsmen, a few of which are shown above. They wish for you many years of pleasure as you recall memories of your school life. THE R. L. BRYAN COMPANY COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA