Carlisle Military School - Rebel Yearbook (Bamberg, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

JOE KERSHAW Editor-in-Chief KLENKE BREDENBERG Assistant Editor JACK BAKER Business Manager CARLISLE MILITARY SCHOOL Presents THE 1958 REBEL DEDICATION IWird. peddle W). J ennedty A milestone will be reached at the end of this year by the retire- ment of Mrs. Jessie W. Kennedy, who lias served faithfully for the past twenty-three years as Matron. The announcement of Grandma’s retirement has saddened all of her boys, but it is one richly deserved. During her long years of serv- ice, she has been responsible for the complete operation of the kitchen and messhall and the preparation of three meals a day for the entire Corps. In spite of her important and time consuming duties, she has always had time to use her engaging and warm personality, her sympa- thetic understanding, and her genuine interest in Carlisle, to endear herself to Carlisle men—having earned her the affectionate name, Grandma, many years ago. Our thanks to you, Grandma, for what you have come to mean to Carlisle. We will miss you, hut wish for you the best in a long and happy life. OUR HEADMASTER Colonel James F. Risher Young Gentlemen: Don’t worry if you have not found yourself to be a genius. Re- member, Civilization lias always moved along on the shoulders of ordinary men who have a simple faith in God, their fellow man, and themselves. Sincerely yours, James F. Risher, Colonel-Headmaster. 3 FOREWORD Graduation is nearly here, but before we leave, let us look back and see what Carlisle has given us. Carlisle has placed in our hands “The Lamp of Knowledge.” The military life has disciplined us in mind and body. In this book, we have tried to bring back some of these prec- ious moments through the medium of words and pictures, and we hope that when you look into this book in the future, it will bring back memories of the best days of your life. 4 COLOR GUARD The colors of the United States are a symbol of the great- ness of this country. This symbol must be guarded and pro- tected from any aggression. The Color Guard is organized for this purpose. The Color Guard is made up of four sergeants, two of them, master sergeants. They serve on the Battalion Staff when not in formation as the Color Guard. Hickmax, Schultz, Ross, Laxgstox CARLISLE Lt. Col. James M. Grimes Commandant of Cadets A. B., Wofford College At Carlisle 23 Years Major Waddy Thompson Assistant Commandant and P.M.S.fyT. INSTRUCTOR OF MaTII AND MILITARY B. S., The Citadel At Carlisle 16 Years Major M. C. Sturgeon Liaison Officer Instructor op English and French A. B., Furman University At Carlisle 14 Years Major James T. Burch Director of A thletics Instructor of Science B. S., Wofford College At Carlisle 14 Years Major Karl M. Stoller Registrar Instructor of Science and Math B.S., Union College; M.F., Yale University At Carlisle 11 Years Caft. William R is her A ssistant IIeadmas ter Instructor of Physics and Math B.S., The Citadel At Carlisle 10 Years Caft. William Scaffe Rand Director Instructor of English A.B., Newberry College At Carlisle 10 Years Capt. Guy Eargle Instructor of History and Math A.B., Furman University At Carlisle 8 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 7 Years Capt. Jack W. Steadman Instructor of English and Typing A.B., Wofford College At Carlisle 6 Years 6 Capt. Banning P. Risher INSTRUCTOR OF HlSTORY AND MATH B.S., The Citadel At Carlisle 3 Years Capt. James Jordon Instructor of Economics B.S., Physical Education Erskine College At Carlisle 2 Years Capt. Robert Soukup Instructor of Sub-Freshmen B.S., The Citadel At Carlisle 2 years Capt. Robert MCully Instructor of History A.B., Wofford College At Carlisle 1 Year Mrs. James F. Risher Dietitian A.B., Columbia College, Columbia University Mrs, Jessie W. Kennedy Matron Mrs. Betty Clayton Boyd, R.N. School Nurse Dr. Michael Watson, M.D. School Physician 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. 7 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Class Colors : Maroon and Bermuda Blue Class Flower: Bachelors Button Mrs. Joseph R. Fazio Sponsor Fred Fazio President V Class Motto: “Give to the world the best that you have, and the best will come back to you” Joe Kershaw Eddie Raveheei. Klenke Bredenberg Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 9 SENIOR CLASS HENRY A. ADAMS “A.T.” Walterboro, S. C. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. Band; PFC Co. Band; Non-Com Club; Varsity Football Team; Block “C” Club; CERO; Varsity Baseball Manager; Pep Band. NORMAN E. ARAZIE “Z” Columbia, S. C. 1955-56—Pvt. Co. I); Intramural Staff. 1956-57— Pvt. Co. C; Honor Roll. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. C; PFC Co. C; Non-Com Club; Life Guard. GENE A. ASAY “Cricket” Greenville, S. C. 1954- 55—Pvt. Co, D; PFC Co. D; Non-Com Club; Tumbling Club; Barbell Club; Model Airplane Club. 1955- 56—Cpl. Co. D; Non-Com Club; Tumbling Team; Cheerleader; Barbell Club. 1950-57—2nd Lt. Co. D; Tumbling Team; Cross Saber Club; Cheerleader; Block “C” Club; 1st Lt. Co. C. 1957-58—1st Lt. Co. A; Cross Saber Club; Secretary Block “C” Club; “A” Team Football; Radio Club. RALPH K. BALKCOM “Rocket” Jacksonville, Fla. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. C; Junior Varsity Football Team; Varsity Football. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. C; PFC Co. C; Varsity Football; Non-Com Club; Cpl. Co. C; Bugle Staff; Junior Varsity Baseball. MACK A. BENTLEY “Bio Mack” Aiken, S. C. 1955-56—Pvt. Co. Band. 1956-57—PFC Co. Band; “B” Football; Orchestra. 1957-58—Cpl. Co. Band; Sgt. 1 C Co. Band; Flight Club; Intramural Staff: Barbell Club; Non-Com Club; Orchestra; “A” Golf Team; Life Guard. J. H, KLENKE BREDENBERG “Klenke” Augusta, Ga. 1955-56—Pvt. Co. A; PFC Co. Staff; Varsity Base- ball; Non-Com Club. 1956-57—Sgt. 1 C Co. Staff; M Sgt. Co. Staff; Varsity Baseball; CERO; Rebel Staff; Deportment Medal; Non-Com Club; Treas- urer of Junior Class; Training Cadre. 1957-58— Captain Co. B; Varsity Baseball; CERO; Assistant Editor of the Rebel; Orchestra; Cross Saber Club; Honor Council; Treasurer of Senior Class. 10 OF 1958 THOMAS BROWN “Timothy” Green Sea, S. C. 1955-56—Pvt. Co. I); PFC Co. D; Non-Com Club: Barbell Club. 1956-57—CpI. Co. C; Non-Com Club: Barbell Club; Crack Drill Platoon. 1957-58—1st Lt. Co. Staff; Cross Saber Club; Barbell Club; Football Manager; Block “C” Club; CERO. ANDREW E. BURKHALTER “Burkie” Aiken, S. C. 1954-55—Pvt. Co. D; PFC Co. D; Non-Com Club; Library Club. 1955-56—Cpl. Co. D; Non-Com Club; “B” Team Football; Crack Drill Platoon. 1956-57— Sgt. Co. D; Non-Com Club; Crack Drill Platoon. 1957-58—Sgt. Co. D; Non-Com Club. ROYAL BURNETT “Trapper.” Lank am, Maryland 1955-56—Pvt. Co. C. 1956:57—Cpl. Co. C; Sgt. Co. C; Non-Com Club; Vice-President Library Club; Bugle, Staff; Training Carlre. 1957-58—1st Lt, Co. D; Bugle Staff; Rebel Staff; Cross Saber Club; Training Cadre. JAMES H. COLLEY “Swampman Boca Raton, Fla. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. C. ATWOOD E. CONE “Snuffer” Arnold, Mo. 1955-56—Pvt. Co. B; PFC Co. B; Non-Com Club: Intramural Staff. 1956-57—Sgt. Co. B; Intramural Staff; Non-Coin Club. 1957-58—2nd Lt. Co. D; Cross Saber Club; Bugle Staff; Rebel Staff; Training Cadre. OLIN R. COOK “Brimstone” Hato Rey, Puerto Rico 1955-56—Pvt. Co. A. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. A. 1957-58— Cpl. Co. A; Non-Com Club; Training Cadre. II SENIOR CLASS CARL E. COPELAND “George” Sumter. S. C, 1953-54—Pvt. Co. D. 1954-55—Pvt. Co. D; Cpl. Co. D; Non-Com Club. 1955-56—Cpl. Co. D; Crack Drill Platoon; Non-Com Club. 1956-57—Cpl. Co. D; Crack Drill Platoon. 1937-58—Sgt. 1 C Co. D; Non-Com Club. MILTON B. CRANFORD “Cranberry” West Palm Beach, Fla. 1952-53—Pvt. Co. D. 1953-54—PFC Co. D; Non- Com Club. 1954-55—Cpl. Co. D; Non-Corn Club. 1955-56—Cpl. Co. D; Sgt. Co. D; Crack Drill Pla- toon: Non-Com Club. 1956-57—Sgt. Co. D; Crack Drill Platoon; Non-Com Club. 1957-58—1st Lt, Co. C; Cross Saber Club. JOSE DELGADO “Pappy” Arecibo, Puerto Rico 1956-57—Pvt. Co. B. 1957-58—PFC Co. B; Non-Com Club. ROBERT H. DIETZ “Bob” Aiken, S. C. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. A. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. A; PFC Co. A; Library Staff; Non-Com Club. EMMANUAL N. DUGAN “Bugger” North Charleston, S. C. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. A. 1957-58—PFC Co. A; Non-Com Club. WILLIAM F. ECKARD “Bill” Charlotte, N. C. 1955-56—Pvt. Co, Band; PFC Co. Band; Non-Com Club; Orchestra; Library Club, 1956-57—Sgt. Co. Band; Orchestra; Non-Com Club; Library Club; Flight Club; Bugle Staff. 1957-58—2nd Lt. Co. Band; T ibrary Club; Flight Club; Orchestra; 1st Lt. Co. Band; Bugle Staff; Cross Saber Club. 12 OF 1958 JAMES A. EVERETT “Jumbo Jacksonville, Fla. 11)55-56—Pvt. Co. Band; PFC Co. Band; Non-Com Club. 1956-57—CpI, Co. Band; Non-Com Club. 1957-58—Sgt. Co. Band; Non-Com Club. DONALD F. FAZIO “Fred New Smyrna Beach, Fla. 1955-56—Pvt. Co. B; Intramural Staff. 1956-57 PFC Co. A; Pvt. Co. A; Bugle Staff. 1957-58— Sgt. Co. A; Editor-in-Cbief of Bugle; President of Senior Class; President of Catholic Club; Rebel Staff; Training Cadre; Golf Team. WENDELL G. FETZER “Gail” Savannah, Ga. 1952-53—Pvt. Co. D. 1953-54—PFC Co. C; “B” Team Basketball; Non-Com Club. 1954-55—Cpl. Co. C; ‘tB” Team Basketball. 1955-56—1st Sgt. Co. B; President of Sophomore Class; Non-Com Club. 1956- 57—2nd Lt. Co. B; 1st Lt. Co. B; Varsity Basketball Team; President of Junior Class; CEllO; Cross Saber Club. 1957-58—Major Co. Staff; Chairman of Honor Council; Cross Saber Club; Varsity Basket- ball; CERO. CHESTER B. FISCHER “Fish Bamberg, S. C. 1953-54—Pvt. Co. Band. 1954-55—PFC Co. Band, 1955-56—Cpl. Co. Band; Non-Com Club. 1956-57— Cpl. Co. Band; Cpl. Co. B. 1957-58—Cpl. Co. B; Pvt. Co. B. ORVIL K. FREEMAN “Cagemouth New Smyrna Beacii, Fla. 1954-55—Pvt. Co. Band. 1955-56—Pvt. Co. Band; Cpl, Co. Band; Non-Com Club, 1956-57—Cpl. Co. Band; Non-Com Club; Orchestra; Assistant Bugler; Cheerleader. 1957-58—Sgt. 1 C Co, Band Non-Com Club; Block “C” Club; Cheerleader; Orchestra; Bugler; Co. Clerk. WILLIS FULLER “The Hook” Athens, Ga. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. A; PFC Co. A; Varsity Basket- ball; Non-Com Club. Intramural Staff. 13 SENIOR CLASS RICHARD L CAUSE “Larry” Jacksonville, Fla. 1953-54—Pvt. Co. B. 19.14-55—PFC Intramural Staff. 1955-56—pvt. Co. B. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. A. MELVIN D. GIBSON “Road Knight” Shelby, N. C. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. B. 1957-58—Cpl. Co. B; Non-Coin Club. BRUCE T. GODDARD “Sinatra” Savannah, Ga. 1952-53—Pvt. Co. D Flight Club. 1953-54—Pvt. Co. D; Flight Club. 1954-55—PFC Flight Club; Non- Com Club. 1955-56—Cpl. Co. C; Flight Club; Non Com Club. 1956-57—Lt. Co. C; Cross Saber Club. 1957-58—Lt. Co. B; Cross Saber Club; Block C” Club; Cheerlead er. RAY A. GORDON “Ray” South Houston, Texas 1952-53—Pvt. Co. Band. 1953-54—Pvt. Co. Band. 1954-55—Pvt. Co. Band; PFC Co. Band; Non-Com Club. 1955-56—Cpl. Co. Band; Non-Com Club. 1956-57—Cpl. Co. A; Pvt. Co. A; Bugle Staff; Li- brary Club; Manager of Orchestra. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. A; Bugle Staff; Librarj’ Club. ROBERT V. GRAHAM “Bull Dog” Elloree, S. C. 1954-55—Pvt. Co. D; PFC Co. D; Non-Com Club Tumbling Team; Model Airplane Club. 1955-56— Cpl. Co. I); Barbell Club: Non-Com Club; Tumbling Team. 1956-57—-Cpl. Co. D; Non-Com Club; Tum- bling Team. 1957-58—Cpl. Co. C; Non-Com Club. RAYMOND F. HARRIS “Pete” Hartsville, S, C. 1955-56—Pvt. Co. B. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. A. 1957-58— Pvt. Co. A. 14 OF 1958 WILLIAM L. HARRIS “Joe College” Charlotte, N. C. 1956-57—Pvt, Co, C; PFC Co. C; Block “C” Club; Varsity Basketball. 1957-58—PFC Co. B; Cpl. Co. C; Non-Com Club; Block “C Club; Varsity Basket- ball; Golf; Baseball. WILLIAM R. HOOD “Yankee” Barrington, III. 1956- 57—Pvt. Co. B; Varsity Football; “B Team Basketball; Varsity Baseball; Block “C” Club, 1957- 58-—Pvt. Co. A; PFC Co. A; Varsity Baseball; Varsity Football; Block “C Club. CHARLES R. HOUGH “Bob” Aiken, S. C. 1955-56—Pvt. Co. � ; Intramurals. 1956-57—Cpl Co. Staff; Pvt. Co. C. 1957-58—Sgt. Co. B; Non- Com Club; Training Cadre; Baseball. JAMES E. HULSEY “T. B.” Columbia, S, C. 1955-56—Pvt. Co. B. 1956-57—PFC Co. A; Non-Com Club. 1957-58—Sgt, 1 C; Non-Com Club, JOEL A, HUNT “Gnome” Garnett, S, C. 1954-55—Pvt. Co. D. 1955-56—PFC Co. D. 1956-57— Cpl. Co. D. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. D. ROBERT P. KELLAHAN “Bobby” Charleston, S. C. 1955-56—Pvt. Co. C; “B” Team Football; Intramural Staff; Barbell Club. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. C; “B” Team Football; Intramural Staff; Barbell Club. 1957-58— Pvt. Co. C; Intramural Staff; Barbell Club. 15 SENIOR CLASS JOE B. KERSHAW “Little Caesar” Mt. Pleasant, S. C. 1954-55—Pvt. Co. B; PFC Co. B. 1955-56—Guideon Cpl.; Non-Com Club. 1956-57—1 Sgt, Co. C; Train- ing Cadre; Business Manager Hebei Staff; ‘ B’’ Team Basketball; Cross Saber Club; Secretary Junior Class; 2nd Lt. Co, D. 1957-58—Capt. Co. D; Editor-in-Chief of Rebel; Cross Saber Club; Vice- President Senior Class; Bugle Staff; CERO; Varsity Basketball. CLYDE KNOWLES “Fat” Jacksonville, Fla. 1955-56—Pvt. Co. C. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. C; Intra- murals; “B Team Football. 1957-58—Cpl. Co. B; Intramural Manager; Non-Com Club. KENNETH L. KUIPERS “Scrooge” Cochran, Ga. 1954-55—Pvt. Co. A. 1955-56—Cpl. Co. A; Library Staff. 1956-57—Cpl. Co. B; Library Staff. 1957-58— M Sgt. Co. Staff; Library Staff. CHARLES W. LASSITER “Charlie” Charleston, S. C. 1953-54—Pvt. Co. A. 1954-55—PFC Co. A; CERO; Non-Com Club. 1955-56—Cpl. Co. A; CERO; Non- Com Club. 1956-57'—1 Sgt. Co. A; CERO; Non-Com Club. 1957-58—Capt. Co. A; CERO; Cross Saber Club; Pvt. Co. A. WILLIAM E. LOUCAS “Luke” Baltimore, Md. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. D. 1957-58—PFC Co, D; Pvt. Co. D: Non-Com Club; Barbell Club. JOE B. LOWENHEIM “Sabu” Augusta, Ga. 1952-5$—Pvt. Co. D; “C” Team Football. 1953-54— Pvt. Co. D: PFC Co. D; Pvt. Co. D. 1954-55— Pvt. Co. D, 1955-56—Pvt. Co, C; Flight Club. 1956- 57_Pvt. Co. A: Vice-President Flight Club, 1957- 58—Pvt. Co. A; Cpl. Co. A; Non-Com Club; Golf Team: Flight Club; President Flight Club. 16 OF 1958 JAMES L. MYERS “Biddie Miama, Fla. 1952-53—Pvt. Co. Band. 1953-54—PFC Co. Band; Cpl. Co. Band; Non-Com Club. 1954-55—Cpl. Co, Band; Honor Roll; Intramural Staff; Non-Com Club. 1955-56—Sgt. 1 C Co. Band; “A” Team Foot- ball; Block “C” Club. 1956-57—1 Sgt. Co. Band; “A” Team Football; Vice-President Block “C” Club; Honor Roll. 1957-58—Capt. Co. Band; Cross Saber Club; “A” Team Football; President Block “C” Club: Honor Council; Capt, Co. A; CERO; Intra- mural Staff. WILLIAM P. McDEVITT “Ward No. 12” Weaversvii.le, N. C. 1955-56—Pvt. Co. A. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. A; “B” Football. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. A. carl o. McDonnell “Ape Statesboro, Ga. 1952-53—Pvt. Co. C. 1953-54—Pvt. Co. B; “B” Team Football. 1954-55—Pvt, Co, B; “C” Team Basket- ball; Intramural Staff; “B” Team Football. 1955- 56—Cpl. Co. B; Non-Com Club; “B” Team Football; Intramural Staff. 1956-57—Cpl. Co. B; Non-Com Club; “A” Team Football; Block “C” Club. 1957- 58—Cpl. Co. A; Sgt 1 C Co. B; Block “C” Club; “A” Team Football; Non-Com Club; Sergeant-At- Arms; Block “C” Club; Intramural Manager. HERMINIO NEGRON Hato Ret, Puerto Rico 1956- 57—Pvt. Co. A; PFC Co. A; Non-Com Club. 1957- 58—Cpl, Co. B; Non-Com Club. WILLIAM T. NOTTINGHAM “Billy Charleston, S. C. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. B; PFC Co. B. JAMES P. PAYNE “Phil Darlington, S. C. 1953-54—Pvt. Co. Band; Flight Club. 1954-55—Pvt. Co. Band; “B” Team Football. 1955-56—PFC Co. Band; Non-Com Club; “B” Team Football. 1956-57— Cpl. Co. Band; “A” Team Football; Non-Com Club; Pep Band; Block ‘C” Club. 1957-58—1st Sgt. Co. Band; 2nd Lt, Co. Band; Cross Saber Club; “A” Team Football. 17 SENIOR CLASS GALEN A- PEPPLE “Pep” Jacksonville, Fla. 1956-57—Pvt. CO. C. 1957-58—Pvt, Co. C. ARTURO PEREZ ArecibOj Pureto Rico 1956-57—Pvt. Co, D; PFC Co, D. 1957-58—PFC Co. D; Pvt. Co. D. AUGUSTUS D. POOLE “World Traveler” Brunswick, Ga. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. B; Barbell Club; Intramural Staff; Bugle Staff. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. B; PFC Co. B; Non- Com Club; CEltO; Rebel Staff; Bugle Staff. TEX K. RAHN “Texaco” Springfield, Ga. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. A; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Baseball; Block “C” Club. 1957-58—PFC Co. B; “A” Team Basketball; “A” Team Baseball; Block “C” Club; Captain Basketball Team; Non-Com Club; Intramural Staff. EDWARD RAVENEL “Eddie” Charleston, S. C, 1955-56—Pvt. Co. B; Crack Drill Platoon. 1956-57— Cpl. Co. B; Sgt. l C Co. C; Crack Drill Platoon; Non-Com Club; Bugle Staff; Training Cadre; “B Team Football. 1957-58—1st Lt. Co. B; Cross Saber Club; Bugle Staff; Rebel Staff; Intramural Man- ager; “A” Team Football; Block ‘‘C 1 Club; Secre- tary Senior Class. HERMAN C. RAWLS “Pudgy” Columbia, S. C. 1952-53—Pvt. Co. D. 1953-54—PFC Co. D; Non- Com Club. 1954-55—Cpl. Co. D; Non-Com Club. 1955-56—Sgt. I C Co. D; Non-Com Club; Crack Drill Platoon. 1956-57—Sgt. l C Co. D; Non-Com Club; Crack Drill Platoon. 1957-58—Capt. Co. C; Cross Saber Club; Honor Council; CERO. 18 OF 1958 JULIUS B. REEVES “Poochie” Columbia, S. C. 1955-56—Pvt. Co. Band; Football; Baseball; Block “C” Club. 1956-57—Cpl. Co. Band; Baseball. 1957- 58—Cpl. Co. Band; Treasurer Block “C Club; Base- ball; Non-Com Club. CRAIG E. ROBERTS “Craig” Andover, Mass. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. A; PFC Co. A; Varsity Basketball. DONALD E. ROSS “Razor Face” Winnsboro, S. C. 1955-56—Pvt. Co. B; PFC Co. B, 1956-57—Cpl. Co. Staff; Flight Club, 1957-58—M Sgt. Co. Staff; Flight Club. CHARLES L. RYKARD “Larry” Brunswick:, Ga. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. Band; Orchestra; PFC Non-Com Club. 1957-58—Cpl. Band; Sgt. Co. Band; Varsity Football; Intramural Manager. JERRY I. SAMMONS “Fish” Savannah, Ga. 1955-56—Pvt. Co. Band; PFC Co. Band; Non-Com Club. 1956-57—Sgt, 1 C Co. Band. 1957-58—1 Sgt. fV D—1; Non-Com Club; Block “C Club; Varsity Football. DAVID A. SHARP “Rijsty” Harrogate, Tenn. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. B. 19 SENIOR CLASS ROBERT T. SHULTZ “Bo Peep Walterboro, S. C. 1954-55—Pvt. Co. A. 1955-5G—CpL Co. Staff. 1956- 57—Sgt. 1 C Co. A; Library Staff. 1957-58—M Sgt. Co. Staff; Color Guard; President of Library Club. BURBRXCK E, SMITH “Smitty Walterboro, S. C. 1955-56—Pvt. Co. B; PFC Co. B. 1956-57—Cpl. Co. Staff. 1957-58—M Sgt. Staff; Non-Com Club; Var- sity Football; Block “C” Club. REGINALD G. SMITH “Reggie” Furman, S. C. 1952-53—Pvt. Co. C. 1953-54—PFC Co. B. 1954-55— Pvt. Co. A; Barbell Club. 1955-56—Pvt. Co. A. 1956-57—PFC Co. A; “B” Team Football. 1957-58— Cpl. Co. A. PITTMAN SPEARS “Speedy Russellville, Ky. 1954-55—Pvt. Co. Band; PFC Co. Band; Non-Com Club. 1955-56—Cpl. Co. Band; Non-Com Club; Orchestra; Intramural Staff; Secretary Sophomore Class; Assistant Bugler. 1950-57—Sgt. l C Co. Band; CERO: Training Cadre; “B” Team Football. 1957-58—1st Lt. Co. Band; Capt. Co. Band; Cross Saber Club; Honor Council; Student Director of Brigadiers; CERO. MAXIE L. STEPHENS “Max” Galesburg, Ili 1954-55—Pvt. Co. A; “B” Team Football. 1955-56— PFC Co. A; Non-Com Club; “B” Team Football. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. A; Intramural Staff; “B” Team Football. 1957-58—Cpl. Co. A; Non-Com Club. JERALD E. STOREY “B. B.” Warrenville, S. C. 1953-54—Pvt. Co. D. 1954-55—PFC Co. C; Barbell Club; Tumbling Team; Non-Com Club. 1955-56— Cpl. Cn. C; Non-Com Club; “B”Team Football; Bar- bell Club: Tumbling Team. 1956-57—Sgt. 1 C Co. D; Non-Com Club; Barbell Club; Tumbling Team. 1957-58—1st Sgt. Co. A; Non-Com Club; Barbell Club. 20 OF 1958 WILLIAM T. SYLER “Slick” New Smyrna Beach, Fla. 1954-53—Pvt. Co. B. 1955-56—PFC Co. B; Non-Com Club. 1956-57—PFC Co. B; Training Cadre; Non- Com Club; Cpl. Co. B; Cpl. Battalion Staff; Sgt. l C Battalion Staff; Crack Drill Platoon. 1957-58— 1st Lt. Battalion Staff; Capt. Adjutant Battalion Staff; Honor Council; Cross Saber Club. HAROLD D. TERRY “Tammy” Jefferson, S. C. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. C; B” Team Football; “B” Team Basketball; Baseball; Bugle Staff. 1957-58—PFC Co. C; “B'f Team Basketball; Baseball; Non-Com Club; Sgt. Co. C. LESLIE A. THOMPSON “Little Les” Springfield, Ga. 1956 57—Pvt. Co. B. 1957-58—Cpl. Co. B; Sgt. Co. A; Non-Com Club. MARSHALL R. TOOLE “Mickey” Augusta, Ga. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. A; PFC Co. A; “B” Team Foot- ball; Crack Drill Platoon; Non-Com Club. 1957-58— Sgt. l C Co. A; Training Cadre; CERO; Non-Com Club. LARRY WALLACE WILLIAMS “Dirty Willie” New Smyrna Beach, Fu, 1956-57—Pvt. Co. B; PFC Co. B; Non-Com Club; Gold Star. 1957-58—Sgt. Co. B; Intramural Staff; Non-Com Club. JOHN C. WILSON “Jay” Statesboro, Ga. 1953-54—Pvt. Co. B. 1954-55—PFC Co. B; Non-Com Club. 1955-56—PFC Co. B; Non-Com Club; Intra- mural Staff. 1956-57-—-Sgt. l C Co. B; 1st Sgt. Co. C; Intramural Staff. 1957-58—2nd Lt. Co. C; Cross Saber Club. 21 SENIOR CLASS DIRECTORY Hexry Abram Adams Raven wood Plantation ..............Walterboro, S. C. Norm ax Edwin Arazie 6315 Winyah Dr........................Columbia, S. C. Arlie Gene Asay Lake Dr. ...........................Greenville, S. C. Ralph Knox Balkcom 2310 Villanova Rd., Highlands ....Jacksonville, Fla. Mack Alpin Bentley 2515 Highland Park Drive ...............Aiken, S. C. John Hexry Klexke Bredexberg 1343 Wingfield St............................Augusta, Ga. Thomas Brown ....................................Green Sea, S. C. Ernest Axdrew Burkhalter 1X21 Newberry St.......................Aiken, S. C. Royal John Burnett ........................................Lanham, Md. James Harvey Colley P. O. Box 921 ......................Boca Raton, Fla. Atwood Eugene Cone Rt. No. 3, Box 141 .................Arnold, Missouri Olin Roger Cook 152 Juan B. Huyke St...........Hato Rey, Puerto Rico Carl Everett Copeland, Jr. ...................................... Sumter, S. C. Milton Bryon Cranford 312 Kenilworth Blvd ...........West Palin Beach, Fla. Jose Delgado Diaz Radiville No. 2, Box 951 ........Arecibo, Puerto Rico Robert H. Dietz 106 Ellenton Street.................... Aiken, S. C. Emmanuel Nelson Dugan, Jr. Rt. 9, Holcombe Rd ...........North Charleston, S. C. William Franklin Eckard, Jr. 2043 Wilhelmina Ave..................Charlotte, N. C. James A, Everett 4724 Blackburn Rd.................Jacksonville, Fla. Donald Fredrico Fazio Villa Del Riposo ...............New Smyrna Beach, Fla Wendell G. Fetzer 209 E. Gaston Street .................Savannah, Ga. Chester Bernard Fischer Ray St, Ext....................... Beaufort, S. C, Orvil K. Freeman 126 Park Blvd..................New Smyrna Beach, Fla. Willis Fuller, Jr. 257 Marton Ave..........................Athens, Ga. Richard L. Gause 5531 Roosevelt Blvd...............Jacksonville, Fla. Melvin Douglas Gibson 127 Brookhlll Road ....................Shelby, N. C, Bruce T. Goddard Rt. No. 2, Box 346 .................. Savannah, Ga. Ray Albert Gordon 1001% Ave. E............. South Houston, Texas Robert Virgil Gram am, Jr, ......................................Elloree, S. C. Raymond Franklin Harris, Jr. 1719 College Ave................... Hartsville, S. C. William Laureston Harris, III 1020 Harbersham Dr............... .Charlotte, N. C. William Richard Hood 115 Broadwell Road .......................Barrington, 111. Charles Robert Hough Box 607 E. Boundary .....................Aiken, S. C. James Edwin Hulsey 3231 Lakewood Ave........................Columbia, S. C. Joel Arnold Hunt Box 46 ................................Garnett, S. C. Robert Patrick Kellahan 154 Laurel St. ............... North Charleston, S. C. Joseph Bbevard Kershaw, Jr. BOX 423 Mt. Pleasant, S. C. Clyde Knowles, Jr. 6231 Lottie St. Jacksonville, Fla. Kenneth Leroy Kuipers Cochran, Ga. Charles W. Lassiter 401 Blvd. Lane . North Charleston, S. C. William Emanuel Loucas 1912 Sun berry Rd Baltimore 22, Md. Joseph Bexjamax Lowenheim , Jr. 803 Mi Hedge Road Augusta, Ga. Jame Lyle Myers 243 N. W. 59th St... Miami, Fia. William Pope McDevitt 1 Pine St Weaverville, N. C. Carl Oscar McDonnell 335 Jewel Drive Statesboro, Ga. Herminio Negron Mino 429 Horens Torres St . . . Hato Rey, Pureto Rico William T. Nottingham 8 Elliott St ........ Charleston, S. C. James Phil Payne 140 Spring St Darlington, S. C. Galen Abram Pepple, Jr. 1080 Wolfe St Arturo Perez Calle Jose deDiego No. 460 .... Arecibo, Puerto Rico Augustus Davis Poole 1529 Kay Avenue Brunswick, Ga, Tex Keiffer Raiin Springfield, Ga. Edward Ravenel Ravenel Drive Charleston, S. C. Herman Clinard Rawls, Jr. 5120 Holmes Ave Columbia, S. C. Julius Board man Reeves 5539 Sylvan Drive Columbia, S. C. Craig Edmund Roberts 240 Abbot St Andover, Mass. Donald Edward Ross Winnsboro, S. C. Charles Larry Rykard lit. No. 3, Box 289-A Brunswick, Ga. Jerry Inman Sammons Rt, 6, Box 405A, Harrock Hall .. Savannah, Ga. David A. Sharp Box 23 Robert T. Shultz, Jr. 104 Valley St Walterboro, S. C, Burbrick Edwin Smith Cheeha Combaliee Plantation .... Green Pond, S. C. Reginald G. Smith Furman, S. C. John Pittman Spears 450 Wade St Russellville, Ky, Maxie L. Stephens 704 Wisconsin Ave Jerald E. Storey Box 309 Warrenville, S. C. William H. Syler 415 Canal St New Smyrna Beach, Fla. Harold David Terry Leslie Agustus Thompson, Jr. Springfield, Ga. Marshall R. Toole 1520 Johns Rd Larry Wallace Williams 1409 Southard Drive New Smyrna Bcacli, Fla. John C. Wilson, Jr. 335 Jewell Drive 22 1� Mac Bentley 6. Tex Rahn 11. “Hoot” Gibson 16. Norman Araziel 21. Mickey Toole 2. Dick Hood 7. Davis Poole 12. Joe B. Lowenheim 17, Jay Wilson 22. Bob Dietz 3. Gene Cone 8. Fred Fazio 13. Gene Asay in. Ray Gordon 23. Galen Pepple 4. “Poochie” Reeves 9. Harold Terry 14. Joe Kershaw 19. Bill Syler 24, Les Thompson 5. K. Brendenberg 1� . Bill McDevitt l: . Jimmy Everett 20. Pittman Spears 25. Bobby Kellahan 23 SENIOR CLASS Most Popular Eddie Ravenell Best All-Round Gene Asay Most Intelligent Royal Burnett Most Military Lyle Myers Most Athletic Dick Hood Most Talented Pittman Spears SUPERLATIVES Most Likely to Succeed Bill Eckard Class Clown Mack Bentley Biggest Bull Shooter Joe B. Lowenheim M os t Conserva five Kenneth Kuipers Craziest Carl McDonnell Class Baby Phil Payne . Joe Collins President Mrs. C. E. Collins Sponsor JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Da-Da Lowenheim Rupert Leary Jack Baker Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 26 CLASS OF 1959 Adams, R. C. Baker Batts Baucom Berry, C. W. Bigness Broadway Bradley Brown, W. R, Buck, N. D. Ciiabot Cleland Clary Cole, R. D. Collins, J, E. Collins, E., M, Craige Crespo Davis, C. F. Dawkins Demis Dumont Dixon Dover Emerson Floyd Flynn F OUD 27 CLASS OF 1959 Foss Gauthier Gibbs Green, G. L. Green, W. M. Green, W. H. Hall Hotch Ho wee Hickman Hughes Jackson, A. P. Jackson, P. M. Jones Kercheval Kooken Knight, D. W. LANGSTON I AMBEHT Leary Lowe n heim Maranville, E. R. Maranville, D. R. Martin, K. H. Martino ale Marlow Mays Michie, J. E. 28 CLASS OF 1959 Moon Moore, A. E. Moore, J. W. Mac . Arthur McMillan Nelson, J. H. Osborne, H. N. Osborne, O. C. Parrish, J. L, Parrish, W. L. Pedler Pinner Porter Racher Ransdale Salidas Stokes Schaffrick Sweat Storey, B, L. Taylor, M. H. Thomas Totzauer Turner, M. R. Tyree Weed Whitson Whitaker 29 IB CLASS OF 1959 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Jack Ready President Mrs. li. P. Ready Sponsor Stanley Escudero Secretary 31 Buddy Furber Vic e-Pre s iden t Eddie Gray Treasurer SOPHOMORE Allen, A. W, Allen, K. H. Barnes Berastain Bennotti Bingham Blanke Bourne Booth Boswell B kindle Browder Burbage Buck, V. J. Cannon Canova Caramore Clegg Ciian ce y Coffman Combs Cook, L. H. Crouch Cleland CuLWELL Cooper Cuevas Davis, J. S, 32 CLASS Davis, H. S. Drake Eigenbrode Euchner Flood Fields Frenkle Fulmer Furber Gray, R. S. Hamblen Holliday Harrell Holley Hood, J. A, Hutto Jordan Korb Keisler Knight, J. S. Lamar Leverett Mills McArn McDowell McKeithax McManus Oehmig 33 SOPHOMORE CLASS Pariiam Pickard Ready S ALTERS Setguer Sfrralta Smith, J. K. SoSZKA Wagner WOMBIE Wood, J. H. Wood, W. A. Woods, M. F. Vazquez VlERIIEMJER Young, R. G. 34 FRESHMEN Class Roster Kirwtn, Davenport, Barton, McCarty, O’Quinn, Aixbritton, Lawrence, Beard, Faris, Hendersiiot, Sciiad, Green, Woodard, For mb y, Turner, Cole, Hellein, Leighton, Eckard, Richardson, Schlosser, Neidlinger, Gray, Staton, Bright, Crisco, Goodwin, Riggs, Fergu- son, Godowns, Mayer, Newberry, Perdue, Clerc, Starliper, Caram ore, Johns, Eigenbrodf, Hammond, Hoffman, Herschelman, Williamson, Nelson, Everett, Salisbury, England, Cariker, Moore, Sing, Martinez. 35 SUB-FRESHMEN Class Roster Bishop, Hill, Michie, Kennedy, Billingsley, Co-x, Stanley, Allen, Shumfert, Turner, Spence, Steinmeyer, Gibson, Anderson, Boroughs, Apel, Owens, LeZotte, Lapperman, Girot, Duke, Jeffords, Tindall, Adams, Brown, Knouse, Nardoni, Hightower, Outlaw, Pridgen, Goenaga, Wall, Wells, Shapiro, Lee. 36 ACTIV CARLISLE PRESENTS (a ueen C amiiie Yjartin Sponsored by Gene Asay 38 QUEEN'S COURT Princess Ann Weeks Sponsored by Da-Da Lowenheim Princess Sharon Bennett Sponsored by Harold Terry Princess Susan Lillard Sponsored by Joe B. Lowekheim Princess Billisue Hayes Sponsored by Pooch IE Reeves 39 QUEEN'S COURT Princess Jackie Pr armer Sponsored by Larry Hamblen Princess Julie Withers Sponsored by Rupert Leary Princess Tena Carpenter Sponsored by Gene Asay Princess Clcdre Shirley Sponsored by Rodney Culwell 40 QUEEN AND COURT Judged by Miss South Carolina 1957-58 REBEL STAFF Klenke Bredenberg Gene Cone Jack Baker Assistant Editor Managing Editor Business Manager 42 Officers «Toe Kershaw...................E ditor-in-Chief Klenke Bredenberg........... Assistant Editor Gene Cone......................Managing Editor Jack Baker.....................Business Manager We hope that this year’s edition of the Rebel will be accepted as earnestly as the effort that was exerted to bring it to you. I would like to express my deepest appre- ciation to my staff for supporting me through the long, tedious hours which we have put into producing this annual. Capt. William R, Risher Faculty Advisor First Row, Left to Right: Burnett, Kershaw, Bredenberg, Baker. Second Row: Lowenheim, Cone, Havener, Escudero, Poole, Fazio. 43 BUGLE STAFF Eddie Ravi:need A ss is tant E ditor Da-Da Lovenheim Associate Editor Davis Poot.e Exchange Editor 44 Officers Fred Fazio ...� .................Editor-in-Chief Eddie Ravenel . ...............Assistant Editor Da-Da Lowenheim................Associate Editor Davis Poole.....................Exchange Editor The Carlisle Bugle lias presented the Ca- det Corps with campus fun, fact, and fiction, for thirty-one years. During this time the Bugle lias helped cre- ate a wholesome school spirit, encouraged the ideals of true sportsmanship, and always pro- vided an outlet for the most creative literary and artistic cadets in the school. Mrs. Harold Rice Faculty Advisor First Bow, Left to Right: Lowenheim, Gordon, Fazio, Ravenel, Poole, Burnett. Second Row: Balk com, Ker- shaw, Baker, Collins, Cone, Buck, Escudero, Broadway. 45 LIBRARY CLUB Tom Shultz President Miss Johnnie Ellison Sponsor Bill Eckari Da-Da Loweniieim Vernon Buck Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Reporter 46 Officers Tom Shultz............................ President Bill Eckard........................Vice-President Da-Da Lowenheim...............Secretary-Treasurer Vernon- Buck........................... Reporter The purpose of the Carlisle Library Club is to render better service to the school and to develop the individual through his work in the library. Club members have an opportunity to broaden their personal experiences, to de- velop and use special abilities and skills, and to learn the satisfaction of giving service to fellow students and teachers. Every club member has a responsibility for bringing good will to the library. Through his friendly attitude, better public relations are established which increase library service among the cadets. Mrs. Harold Rice Fa cul ty A dvis o r First Row, Left to Right: Buck, Eckard, Shultz, Lowenheim. Second Row: Cox, Green, Tyree, Gordon, Goenaga, Baker, Collins. 47 Pittman Spears Student Director Capt William S caffe Sponsor The Carlisle Orchestra is a twelve-piece ensemble which spe- cializes in dance music, but is known to play a few novelty tunes from time to time. The Brigadiers played for several March of Dimes Dances and re- ceived much praise from the Corps. The Brigadiers have proved that they can give an excellent performance whenever they play. The band usually has a few engagements in and around Bamberg, and they have also performed outside of the city. The Brigadiers prefer to play as a whole unit but can be broken down into “combos” when this is called for. BRIGADIERS First Row: Spears, Eckard, W. F., Ferguson, Bennotti, Holley. Second Row: Bentley, Lawrence, Frenkel. Third Row: Eckard, P. M.y Nelson, Freeman, Bkedenberg. Standing: Rykard, Baucom. 48 Under the leadership of Ma- jor Carson Sturgeon and as- sisted by co-chairmen Mach Bentley and Charles Lassiter, the Carlisle Entertainment and Recreation Organization is re- sponsible for the p 1 a n n i n g of the dances and other entertainment. Much credit is due this or- ganization as its members spend much of their time decorating for the formal and informal dances which are held at regu- lar intervals. Mack Bentley Charles Lassiter Co -C h airman Co-Ch a ir man CERO First Row, Left to Right: Adams, Spears., Lassiter, Bentley, Fetzer, Rawls. Second Row: Brown, T., Ker- shaw, Simmons, Poole, Toolje, Brendenberg, Myers, Leary, Baker. 49 Joe B. Eowenheim President Bill Eckabd D. E. Ross V ice-President Secretary-Treasurer FLIGHT CLUB The Flight Cluh has been in existence for seven years, growing from a membership of two or three to one of good standing. Under the supervision of Captain Guy Eargle, the cadets receive the individual training necessary for obtaining a pilot’s license. The club has many outings and cross-coun- try flights during the year. Front Row, Left to Right: Riggs, Cook, Parham, Baucom. Second Row: Wilson, W. R., Howze, Kercheval, Ross, Berry. 50 Cadet Major. Gail Fetzer Mrs. R. C. Fetzer Battalion Commander Sponsor BATTALION STAFF Major Waddy Thompson Tactical Officer Cadet Captain- Bill Syler Cadet Lleutenant Brown Cadet Lieutenant Tyree Adjutant Quarter Master Personnel 52 Major: Eetzer Captain Adjutant: Syler First Lieutenant: Brown Second Lieutenant: Tyree Color Sergeant: Kuipers Color Sergeant: Shultz Master Sergeant: Chabot Master Sergeant: Ross Master Sergeant: Smith, B. E. Color Guard: Sgt. 1 C Hickman Color Guard: Sgt. 1 C Langston Corporal: Lamar Corporal: Rawls, H. D. Private First Class: Cox Private First Class: Moore, R. J. 53 Captaix Laxxixg P. R is iier Tactical Officer Cadet First Lieutenant Cadet Second Lieutenant Cadet First Sergeant Geiste Asay Ray Floyd Jerald Storey 54 ■■i Captain: Myers First Lieutenant: As ay Second Lieutenant: Floyd First Sergeant: Storey Supply Sergeant: Hulsey Platoon Sergeant : Clary, Toole Privates First Class: Buck, N. D., Dietz, Sergeants: Fazio, Thompson Dugan-, Ford, Fuller, Gibbs, Hood, W. R., Guidon Corporal: Moore, J. R. Kercheval, Martin, Roberts, Taylor, Corporals: Cook, O. R., Howze, Jones, Weed Lowenheim, D. L., Miciiie, J. E,, Moore, A. E., Stephens Privates Allen, M. L., Bingham, Cariker, Cleland, H. H., Collins, E. M,, Darby, Elwell, England, Euciiner, Fraylick, Gaitse, Gauthier, Gordon, Harris, R. E., Holliday, Hood, J. A., Knight, J. S., Leighton, Leverette, Maranville, D. R., Martis, Moon, MacAbthur, McDevitt, Mc- Manus, McVeigh, Osborne, H. N., Parrish, W. L., Pinner, Pridgen, Rosier, Salidas, Salis- bury, Sing, Smith, R. G,} Turner, E, M-, Wall, Wells, Wood, W. A., Young, R. C. 55 COMPANY B Captain Jack W. Steadman Tactical Officer Cadet Captain Mrs. Bessie Lee Bredenberg Klekke Bredenberg Sponsor Commander Cadet First Lieutenant Cadet Second Lieutenant Cadet First Sergeant Eddie Ravenel Bruce Goddard Bobby Lambert 56 Captain: B reden beeg First Lieutenant: Ravenel Second Lieutenant: Goddard First Sergeant: Lambert Supply Sergeant: McDonnell Platoon Sergeants: Collins, J. E., Cole, R. D. Sergeants: Hoijoh, Williams Guidon Corporal: Lee, «L S. Corporals: Adams, R. C., Furber, Gibson, M. D., Knowles, Kooken, Korb, Whit- aker, Negron Privates First Class: Delgado, Demis, Ei- GENBKODE, EMERSON, HaLL, JEFFORDS, Ma- r an ville, E. R., Mats, Nottingham, Poole, Rahk, Schaffrick, Tindall, Totzauer, Turner, M. R. Privates Bourne, Brindle, Brown, W. R., Bryan, Bull winkle, Burbage, Cannon, Clegg, Cle- land, R. L., Coffman, Culwell, Davis, C. F., Drake, Duke, Everett, D. M., Fagan, Green, W. M,, Hamblen, Hammond, Harhell, Hoffman, Hotcii, Keisler, Lewis, Martinez, Nelson, R. W., Oehmig, Outlaw, Pickard, Ready, Richards, Salitrs, Shipiro, Sharp, Sowell, Stokes, Taylor, C. J-, Wagner, Young, H. 57 Captain Guv H. Kargle Tactical Officer Cadet First Lieutenant Cadet Second Lieutenant Cadet First Sergeant Milton Cranford Jay Wilson Jack Baker 58 Captam: Rawls First Lieutenant: Cranford Second Lieutenant: Wilson First Sergeant: Baker Supply Sergeant: Escudero Platoon Sergeants: I ,karv, Marti ndale Sergeants: McMillan, Terry Guidon Corporal: Jackson, P, M. Corporals: Balkcom, R. K., Clerc, Combs, Graham, Harris, W. L., McArn, McMul- len, Osborne, O. C., Simmons, Wilson, W, R, Privates Allen, K. H., Bradley, Bright, Canova, Cara more, Colley, Cook, J. L., Crouch, Cuevas, DeHay, Dumont, Gray, J. B., Green, G. L., Groce, Hellein, Hummel, Hutto, Jackson, A. P., Kellahan, Neidlinger, Pannell, Pepple, Sauls, Schlossek, Seigler, Serralta, Smith, J. K., Soszka, Sottele, Starliper, Summer, Sweat, Theeman, Thomas, Vierheller, Wal- lerstedt, Williamson, Wilson, P. S., Woods. Privates First Class: Arazie, Berry, Cash- ion, Chancey, Cooper, Crisco, Flynn, Knight, D. W., Knouse, Marlow, Par- ham, Pedler, Wood, J. H. 59 Captain Robert Soukup Tactical 0fficer Cadet First Lieutenant Cadet Second Lieutenant Cadet First Sergeant Royal Burnett Gene Cone David Lowenheim 60 Captain: Kershaw First Lieutenant: Burnett Second Lieutenant: Cone First Sergeant: Lowenheim Supply Sergeant: Burkhalter Platoon Sergeants: Copeland, Foss Sergeants: Gray, R. E., Green, W, H. Guidon Corporal: Whitson Corporals: Batts, Godowns, Kirwan, Por- ter, Riggs, Storey, B. L. Privates First Class: Beard, Browder, Crespo, Davenport, Davis, H. S., Good- win, Hendersiiot, Hollar, Kennedy, L.e- Zotte, Mayer, Newbury, Vazqjjez Privates Allen, M, L., Ai.i.britton, Anderson, Apel, Barton, Be r a stain, Bishop, Blanke, Boroughs, Ciiaruhas, Cole, B. D., Cook, L. H., Dauth, Faris, Fields, Gibson, B., Goenaga, Green, D. J., Hill, Hunt, Jordan, Lafferman, Loucas, Michie, D. E., Myers, C. R., McCarty, Mc- Dowell, McKeitiian, O’Quinn, Owens, Parrish, J. L., Perez, Sciiad, Shumpert, Spence, Stanley, Steinmeyer, Turner, J. A., Womble, Woodward. 61 Cadet Captain Pittman Spears Commander Mrs. Sidney Spears Sponsor COMPANY BAND c aptain William Scaffe Tactical Officer Cadet First Lieutenant ■ Cadet Second Lieutenant Cadet First Sergeant Bill Eckard Phil Payne Jerry Sammons 62 Captain: Spears First Lieutenant: Eckard Second Lieutenant: Payne First Sergeant: Sammons Supply Sergeant: Bentley Platoon Sergeants: Broadway, Freeman Sergeants: Everett, J. A., Rykard Corporals: Baucom, C. T,s Bennotti, Dover, Eckard, P. M., Nelson, J. H., Raciier, Reeves Privates First Class: Adams, G, A., Adams, H. A., Boswell, Brown, K. N., Davis, J. S., Ferguson, Frenkel, Holley, Kib- ble, Mills Privates Billingsley Booth, Cariker, Dixon, Formby, Fulmer, Hersciielman, Hightower, Hughes, Lawrence, Nardoni, Neal, Richardson, Staton. 63 Left to Right: Syi.er, Spears, Kershaw, Fetzer, Bredenberg, Rawls, Myers. Faculty Advisor, Major Waddy Thompson. THE HONOR COUNCIL The Honor Council is composed of seven cadets: the company commanders, the captain adjutant, and the Cadet Major. Major Waddy Thompson is the faculty advisor of this organization. The duty of this group is to assign judicial punishment. In such a case the party is given a hearing by the Honor Council and all the evidence, testi- monies, and witnesses arc brought together. The verdict and punishment is then reached by the Honor Council and is turned over to the Headmaster for his approval. This organization at Carlisle is the most respected of all. Great responsi- bility is given to this group and discipline of the corps depends upon them. 64 CROSS SABER CLUB The Cross Saber Club is one of the most honored and respected organiza- tions in school. It is composed of the Commissioned Officers of the battalion, the staff, and the band. The men of this club have frequent meetings to discuss matters pertain- ing to the development and betterment of Carlisle. The judgment and ability of the officers determines the success or failure of the Cadet Corps. These men must set the example for the battalion at all times. They are selected because of their willingness to work, honor, loyalty, and duty. And because of this they have obtained one of the highest honors at Carlisle, that of serving as a cadet officer. First Row, Left to Fight: A say, Rawls, Kershaw, Myers, Fetzer, Syler, Bredenberg, Spears, Eckard, Brown, Goddard, Floyd, Burkett, Cone, Wilson, Ravenel, Payne, Tyree, Cranford. NON-COM CLUB MEMBERS Sergeants: Smith, B. E., Kuipers, Shultz, Ross, Chabot, Baker, Lambert, Storey, J. E., Sammons, Lowenheim, D, L,, Hickman, Langston, Bentley, Freeman, Broadway, Hulsey, Toole, Clary, Collins, J. E., Cole, McDonnell, Escudero, Leary, Martindale, Foss, Burkhalter, Copeland, Everett, J. A., Rykard, Fazio, Thompson, Hough, Williams, McMillan, Terry, Gray, R, E., Greene, W. H, Corporals: Lamar, Rawls, Reeves, Baucom, Nelson, Racher, Cook, Moore, A, E., Moore, J. W., Stephens, Howze, Benotti, Eckard, Dover, Smith, Michie, Bingham, Jones, Lowenheim, J. B., Furber, Kooken, Korb, Knowles, Adams, Gibson, M, D., Ready, Negron, Whitaker, Osborne, O. C., Harris, W. L., Combs, McArn, Graham, Clerc, McMullen, Balkcom, R. K., Simmons, Jackson, P. M., Buck, Storey, Batts, Porter, Riggs, Kirwan, Godowns, Lee, J. S. Privates First Class: Cox, Moore, Adams, G. A., Adams, H. A., Kibbe, Boswell, Ferguson, Holley, Davis, Frenkle, Mills, Bigness, Hood, W, R,, Dugan, Taylor, Roberts, Weed, Buck, Kercheval, Gibbs, Ford, Fuller, Martin, Dietz, Delgado, Demis, Emerson, Maranville, E. R., Mays, Rahn, Poole, Eigenbrode, Tyndall, Notting- ham, Hall, «Telfords, Turner, M. R., Sell a If rick, Totzauer, Arazie, Pedler, Berry, Marlow, Wood, Craige, Knight, Serralta, Flynn, Knouse, Crisco, Purdue, Parham, Cooper, Cushion, Chancey, Crespo, Davenport, LeZotte, New- berry, Beard, Mayer, Davis, H. S., Hendershot, Hollar, Goodwin, Kennedy, Browder. 66 THE TRAINING CADRE This year’s Training Cadre, headed by Cadet Captain Joe Kershaw, is the second of its kind at Carlisle. It is composed of a picked group, chosen for their military superiority, leadership ability, and character. The purpose of the Cadre is to instill the basic fundamentals of close-order drill into the new recruits, and in this endeavor they were eminently successful. Due to the past successes that the Cadre has enjoyed, this method of training will undoubtedly continue to be used at Carlisle. First Row, Left to Right: Kershaw, Brown, Burnett, Cone, Fazio, Leary. Second Row: Combs, Whitson, Toole, Escudero, Adams, Collins, Foss. Third Row: Cook, Clary. FOOTBALL BASKETBALL 69 BASEBALL GOLF CYCLONE STARTING LINEUP Left to Right: Green, Parsons, Myers, Kooken, Payne, Rykard, Ravenel. Rack field: McDonnell, Gibbs Floyd, Hood. FOOTBALL Parish, Brown Managers Cart. McCully, Maj, Burch Coaches VARSITY First Row: Adams, Balk com, Sammons, Perdue, Jack sox, Asay, Lowesheim, Clerc, Green, G. Second Row: Brown, Manager; Lee, Baker, Myers, Salters, Hotcii, Korb, Leverette, Hood, Kook ex, Parrish, Manager. Third Row: Cole, Payne, Rykard, McDonnell, Ravenel, Greene, W., Gibbs, Floyd, Parsons, Moore. JUNIOR VARSITY First Row, Left to Right: Flood, Stanley, Frenkel, Greene, W. H., Green, T). J., LeZotte. Second Row: Serralta, Browder, Gray, Mayer, Hall, Clegg, Richardson, Staton, Pickard. Third Row: Keislbr, Coffman, Young, Kiddie, Cullwell, Dixon, Hammond, Fagan. Coaches: Risiier, I.. P., Jim Jordan. Manager: Godowns. 71 Balkcom Halfback Adams Halfback McDowell Halfback Hood Halfback Floyd Fullback Smith, B. E. Fullback Bykard Tackle Raven el End Sammons End Kooken Center v ”'■ Myers Guard Parsons Tackle Salters Center Gibbs Quarterback m-%1 w ✓ CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Leary, Goddard, Lambert, McDowell, Freeman 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. 74 GOLF TEAM Left to Right: Broadway, Frenkel, Greene, W. H., Eigenbrode, Kercheval, Lowenheim, Jones, E. A., Hick- man, Adams, Sammons, Bentley, Collins. Bentley, Hickman Co-Captains Capt, Scaffe, Capt. Steadman Coaches First Row: Fetzer, Gauthier, Roberts, Gree.n, Rahx. Second Row: Kershaw, Fuller, Clary, Moore, Pedler. VARSITY BASKETBALL Cart. Jim Jordan Coach SCOREBOARD We They Blackville............................. 59 49 Edisto................................. 44 33 Jefferson Athletic Club.................70 48 Blackville............................. 50 26 Lancaster..............................3.5 50 St, Angela Academy......................68 41 St. George..............................53 62 Denmark................................ 44 41 Wade Hampton........................... 65 53 Sumter................................. 62 54 Beaufort............................... 46 54 Sumter................................. 25 67 Jefferson Athletic Club................ 48 34 St. George............................. 55 48 North Augusta 44 65 Jefferson Athletic Club.................72 46 Denmark................................ 63 48 Beaufort............................... 53 55 76 Furber, Foss Tex Rahn, Captain Managers JUNIOR VARSITY First Row: Pedler, Moore, Clary, Buck, Berastain. Second Row: LeZotte, Allen, Coffman. BASEBALL First Row, Left to Right: Baker, Clerc, Kookkn, Bredexberg, Hahn Floyd, Hood, Terry, Reeves, Lowex- heim. Second Row: Green, G. L., Salters, Pedleii, Cole, Hammond, Hittto, Serralta, Leighton, Clary Weed. Third Row: Stanley, Perdue, Wood, Gibbs, Culwkll, Whitaker, 15 era stain. Fourth Rote: Major Burch, Storey, Adams, Ford. Adams, Storey, Ford Managers IS INTRAMURALS First Row: Ravenel, Myers, Rykaed, Escudero. Second Row: Knowles, Parrish, Williams, Kellahan, Team M ana ff era. The intramural program is organized with the Corps divided into ten groups or teams, each under the leadership of its own cadet manager. Each team participates in every sport on the calendar, and points are awarded on the basis of standing in each phase of competition. The championship is determined by overall standing at the end of the second year. Competition is keen in touch football, basketball, blitzball, softball, and ping-pong. A track meet will also be held before final standings are determined. 79 FOOTBALL PING-PONG BLITZBALL SOFTBALL 80 BLOCK C CLUB Jack Baker Vice-President Ge te Asay Secretary Reeyes, J, B. Treasurer 81 «gggr m- � � 3M t� KIMT' , WT.-t w% m .■ ■ ., = - ■ ■ •••• . ’!_, • - .:k ' at iwM!1 First Row: Chabot, Salters, Reeves, Baker, Myers, Asay, McDonnell, Clerc, Broadway. Second Row: Low- enheim, Sammons, Balkcom, Brown, Payne, Hood, Rahn, Freeman, Hotch, Green, G. L. Third Row: Par- risk, Pedler, Adams, Goddard, Ravenel, Smith. Fourth Row: Green, W. M., Kooken, Cole, Floyd, Moore. The Block “C” Club is one of the most active and popular clubs on the campus. Membership in the club is limited to those boys who have received their block letters in the major sports which are baseball, football and basketball. Managers are also admitted after serving as such for two years. An initiation is given to the boys that want to become members of the club. Developing leadership, promoting better sportsmanship, and adding to the athletic program are the purposes of this club 82 RETREAT The gray line is formed. The sun turns the sky to red, The Corps pays its formal tribute. The earth is ready for bed. Silence is only broken by the mournful notes of retreat; then the last note has sounded. The universe is darkened as covered by a sheet; Retreat is to pay homage To that beautiful flag we love, and beg for forgiveness from Him who abides above. 83 HIRSCH TYLER UNIFORM COMPANY PRECISION UNIFORMS Distinctive Styles • Superior Quality Designed And Made For CARLISLE MILITARY SCHOOL AND OTHER LEADING MILITARY SCHOOLS 10th and BERKS STREETS PHILADELPHIA 22, PA. BAMBERG TEXTILE MILLS MANUFACTURERS OF COTTON GOODS A privately owned institution, which pays taxes and receives no assistance from the State nor any of its subdivisions„ Carlisle is a valuable asset to the educational, economic, and social life of Bamberg. BAMBERG, SOUTH CAROLINA THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS SECURITY— THERE IS ONLY OPPORTUNITY! General Douglas A. MacArthur Carlisle Military School training is designed to develop alertness for opportunity and the skill and ability with which to make the most of the 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. 86 COMPLIMENTS OF CARLISLE CANTEEN Harxee J. Pearce SCHOOL SUPPLIES • SANDWICHES SODA FOUNTAIN • DRY CLEANING “Up or Down, Were Still Around” KX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX cX XX XXXXXXXX X XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX$ J. COONER SON THE HARDWARE MEN D CnTTTTI CADAT TATA 87 FARMERS CONCRETE PRODUCTS COMPANY EDISTONE BLOX Building Supplies Concrete Building Blocks • Drain Tile Sand • Stone • Cement P. O. BOX 374 ORANGEBURG, S. C, PHONE JE 4-3146 OOOOOOO KENNEDY MOTORS General Auto Repairs and Welding Service KENNEDY’S ROLLER RINK Enjoy Life — Skate for Fun' PHONE 3051 KINGSTREE, S. C. 88 COMPLIMENTS OF KEMP CLEANERS PHONE CH 5-2643 BAMBERG, S. C. Compliments of SUPERIOR CLEANERS PHONE CH 5-2243 BAMBERG, S. C. : cx o o o o cxxr� 89 GARNER OIL COMPANY Texaco Petroleum Products — Home Heating Fuel B. F. Goodrich Tires and Batteries BOX 265 PHONE CII 5-2522 BAMBERG, S. C. BRABHAM OIL COMPANY Clarence M. Brabham, Owner Wholesale Distributors FUELS LUBRICANTS • ACCESSORIES TIRES BATTERIES 90 COMPLIMENTS OF B. C Moore Sons Incorporated Buy from Moore and Save More3 BAMBERG, S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF Smoak Chevrolet Company, Inc. Smoak Motors 5 5 5 . 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 S 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 Approved Motel Vi Mile South—In City Hi-Way Host Motel NEW MODERN BRICK Near Excellent Restaurants BAMBERG, S. C. PHONE CH 5-2251 5 5 McMILLAN’S AMOCO SERVICE STATION WASHING — GREASING TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE BAMBERG, S. C. 5 9 9 PHONE CH 5-2728 BAMBERG, S. C. 1895 1958 e 5 8 COMPLETE DEPARTMENTS • Builders' Hardware • Electrical Supplies ® Plumbing Supplies • Mill Supplies ® Paints and Varnishes • Sporting Goods • Housewares and Gifts J. W. Smoak Hardware Company ORANGEBURG. S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF 8 8 8 8 8 8 5 8 8 5 8 8 8 5 5 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 5 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 5 8 5 8 8 5 8 8 8 GENERAL HARDWARE 8 Kearse and Padgett Men's Outfitters BAMBERG, S. C. X=K x=x XTX X=X ooo 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 Wescoat-Tiedeman 8 8 ! I 8 Hardware Company 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 5 8 8 8 8 8 Compliments of Edwards 5c-10c-$1.00 Store ’THE STORE OF THE THRIFTY' 5 5 BAMBERG, S. C. BAMBERG, S. C. o o xzx x=x y=x x x xzx o xzx x x xx kzx xzx x x xzx JK A TRUE TEST IS THE SERVICE TEST ! AND NOTED FOR THEIR FINE WEARING SERVICE ARE HAN- OVER REGULATION UNIFORM SHIRTS ... as well as the other cotton uniform items. Made by 2 Hanover Uniform | Company jj 5 BALTIMORE 1, MARYLAND 5 Your Guide To Quality Milk Makes EnergyJ DRINK AT LEAST THREE GLASSES DAILY 5 5 $ 5 8 5 e 5 5 5 5 8 5 fi 5 5 6 JC50CX x= oo x=x xoocx xrx x=x xax X=X X X XZX 0 xzx 8 5 5 5 I I I State Commercial 8 5 8 | Printing Company | !S 5 S 5 5 5 5 5 5 Printers and Blank Book Manufacturers Lithographing and Engraving 5 8 5 5 5 5 5 5 B 1301-07 SUMTER STREET COLUMBIA, S. C. 5 5 3 8 5 5 94 DENMARK, S. C. Holiday Motel Highways U. S. 301 and 601 5 5 5 I 5 5 5 S Norman Kirkland Distributor BAMBERG, S. C. PHONE CH 5-2116 Air Conditioning Pool Accommodations 5 5 5 5 5 5 £ 5 S 5 5 I S 5 5 5 5 GULF OIL PRODUCTS PHONE CH 5-2056 302 WEST RAILROAD AVENUE BAMBERG, S. C. 109 BROAD STREET BAMBERG, S. C. PHONE CH 5-2285 5 5 5 5 Pal Gas Company I I i 5 5 5 5 5 I 5 S 5 S 5 6 5 5 5 5 B Cotton Patch Motel COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE AT NO PREMIUM Welcome, Carlisle RESTAURANT ADJOINING 95 We Appreciate Your Business 5 $ '5 5 5 5 5 Beautyrest Beds — Tile Baths 5 Little Theater Cadets Always Welcome J. W. Hand Jewelers Jewelry and Gifts BAMBERG, S. C. Macks Drug Store 'A Good Drug Store In A Good Town With A Good School Carlisle Cadets Are Always Welcome in Our Store We Have served Carlisle Since 1913 F, B. McCRACKIN, Phar.D. Proprietor F. A. McCRACKIN, B.S. in Phah. PHONE CH 5-2696 BAMBERG, S. C. 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 Bamberg Motel “In The Heart Of Town Steam Heat 100% Air Conditioned Private Swimming Pool PHONE CH 5 2012 ON U. S. 301 and U. S. 601 BAMBERG, S. C. $ xx XXX=X x= ( xrxxrx X=X XX XX xxxzx XX XX X= K=XXZX 5 5 I 5 5 5 5 5 5 $ 5 $ 5 5 5 5. 5 5 5 5 5 5 1 COMPLIMENTS OF Copeland’s Children’s Shop INFANT’S AND CHILDREN’S APPAREL GIFTS — NOVELTIES Mrs. Andrew Peeples, Manager 119 SOUTH MAIN STREET BAMBERG, S. C. 96 Fogle’s Barber Shop BAMBERG, S. C. 5 5 5 | ! Beard’s Florist 5 5 5 Haircuts to fit many boys, 5 $ 5 5 Especially Carlisle Cadets 5 jj 1 5 5 5 5 5 5 511 SOUTH MAIN STREET PHONE CH 5-2387 BAMBERG, S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF Sanitary Barber Shop BAMBERG, SOUTH CAROLINA o: xz : x=x xrx xzx xcx xzx xzx xcx o xax xo xcx xx xx xx xx XX XX 5 Dixie Auto Store HOME AND AUTO SUPPLIES 5 Model Planes — Auto Tires Radios — Sporting Goods Television — Auto Accessories DENMARK, S. C. BAMBERG, S. C. $ 5 5 S 5 5 $xxxxxxxxxx xxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxjCS 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 Western Auto Associate Store Home Owned by Bernard Fischer CHRISTMAS TOYS AUTO ACCESSORIES SPORTING GOODS FISHING TACKLE WIZARD TOOLS ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Main and Elm Streets Bamberg, S. C. PHONE CH 5-2255 Bamberg Motor Company FORD Sales and Service BAMBERG, S. C. 5 5 Compliments of 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 $ 5 3 jj 5 5 ja inline C ompun BAMBERG, S. C. Prints the Carlisle Bugle xxxxxx x 'x x:xxxx x: x x x: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx :xx x: x o x cx x x x: x o x x x cso«x c es «c x ‘c xxxx c ; 5 To The Carlisle Cadets ... 5 A GREAT GROUP OF MEN “THE YOUTH OF TODAY REPRESENTS THE FUTURE BACKBONE OF OUR NATION OF TOMORROW. MAY GOD BLESS YOU, KEEP YOU, AND PREPARE YOU FOR THAT DAY.” BAMBERG COUNTY BANK BAMBERG, SOUTH CAROLINA Compliments of ! ZIGGY’S RESTAURANT Carlisle Cadets And Families Are Always Welcome U. S. 301 AND 601 NORTH BAMBERG, S. C. 5 5 5 100 Compliments of Cotton Patch Restaurant 5 5 I U. S. 301 AND 601 NORTH $ BAMBERG, S. C. | 5 3 (j PHONE CH 5-2321 g 5 5 5 5 5 101 YOUR YEARBOOK IN PRODUCTION... YOUR 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 1311 SUIT1TER STREET C 0 L U m B 1 R I, SOUTH CRR0LIE1I in