Carlisle Military School - Rebel Yearbook (Bamberg, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1959 volume:

Major Karl M. Stoller To Major Karl M. Stoller, a Christian man who lives day hy day as an example for others to follow. We appreciate his influence on our lives as cadets, and for his faithful service and human interest in the Corps of Cadets, we dedi- cate with pride and respect the 59 Rebel. DEDICATION 2 OUR HEADMASTER OUR PRESIDENT Young Gentlemen: ou are now going out into a confused and bewildered world. You may find it bard to see wkere you 6t in. Just remember, tkat if you will meet tke duties and grasp tke opportunities of each passing kour, tke same Power tkat guides tke flight of a waterfowl across tke evening sky. will guide your footsteps rigkt. James F, Rjsher Colonel James F. Risher Major William R. Risher FOREWORD Tke day approackes tkat our class will be added to tke long grey line of men who graduate from Carlisle. Hack day, as we gaze at tke familiar buildings and on familiar faces of faculty and fellow cadets, we can reflect on tkose many little incidents in wkick tkey were involved, wkick collectively compose our impressions of our life kere. In tke future, wken familiar scenes and faces kave faded into tke dim and distant past, it is our kope tkat our edition of tke Rebel will bring tkem once more effectively to mind. If tkis is accomplished, our labors will not kave been in Sincerely yours, Tke Rebel Staff. Collins, E. M, Kqrb, Lamar, Cannon COLOR GUARD 5 FACULTY Lt. Col, James M. Grimes Commandant of Cadets A. B., Wofford College At Carlisle 24 Years Major Waddy Thompson P. M. S. T. Instructor in Military B. S., Tire Citadel At Carlisle 17 Years Major John Patton Assistant Commandant Instructor of Sub-Freshman A.B.. Erskine College At Carlisle 21 Years Major M. Carson Sturgeon Liaison Officer Instructor of English and French A. B., Furman University At Carlisle 15 Years Major Karl M. Stoller Registrar Instructor of Science B. S.. Union College; M.F., Yale University At Carlisle 12 Years Major William Scaffe Band Director Instructor of English and History A.B., Newberry College At Carlisle 11 Years Capt. Guy Eargle Instructor of Math and Science A.B., Furman University At Carlisle 8 Years Capt. Jack W. Steadman Instructor of Commerce and History A. B., Wofford College At Carlisle 8 Years Capt. Robert Soukup Instructor of Physics and Biology B. S., Tlie Citadel At Carlisle 3 Years Capt. A. W. Norman Director of Athletics Instructor of Math A.B. and M.A.. Roanoke College At Carlisle 1 Year 6 Capt. Richard H. Phillips Instructor of Sub-Freshman B.S., Newberry College At Carlisle 1 Year Capt. Harold Phillips Instructor of French and History B.A., University of South Carolina At CarlisI e 1 Year Capt. Garland Hancock, Jr. Instructor of English and Law B.S., Newberry College At Carlisle 1 Year Capt. Malin Threat Instructor of History and Civics B.A., University of South Carolina At Carlisle 1 Year Mrs. James F. Risher Dietitian A.B.. Columbia College; Columbia University Mrs. Willis F. Martin Secretary Mrs. Betty Clayton Boyd, R.N. School Nurse Dr. Michael Watson, M.D. School Physician Mrs. Florine Mason Matron Mrs. Harold Rice Librarian A.B., University of South Carolina Certificate in Library Science, University of South Carolina I 7 • I SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jack Baker, Treasurer; Billy Clary, Vice-President; Rupert Leary, Secretary Class Colors: Purple and White. Class Motto: “The crest and crowning of all good, Life's final star, is Brotherhood.’’ Class Flower: Variegated Carnation. !0 CLASS OF 1959 Robert C. Adams Fat Seneca, S. C. 1954- 55—Head of Intramural Staff; Pvt., Co. MC 1955-56—PFC, Co. ”C”; Non- Com Club; Intramural Staff. 1957-58— CpI., Co. “B”; Non-Com Club; Block “C” Club; B” Team, Football; B” Team, Basketball; Golf Team; Training Cadre. 1958-59—Cpl., Co. Staff'’; Sgt, Co. StaffNon-Com Club; Block C Club; Varsity Football; Newspaper Staff; Golf Team; Mail Orderly. Donald Anderson Preacher” Latta, S. C. 1958-59—Pvt., Co. B”; PFC, Co. B”. Thomas Jackson Baker Snake” Pageland, S. C. 1955- 56—Pvt., Co. C”; PFC, Co. C”: Block C” Club; Varsity Baseball; Foot- ball; Honor Roll; Library Club; Non-Com Club. 1956-57—Sgt., Co. “C ; Vice-Presi- dent of Sophomore Class; Block C” Club; Treasurer, Block C” Club; Library Club; Treasurer. Library Club; Non-Com Club; Varsity Baseball; Football; Newspaper Staff; Annual Staff. 1957-58-lst Sgt, Co. C”; Pvt., Co. “D”; Treasurer of Junior Class; Business Manager of Rebel; Li- brary Club; Newspaper Staff; CERO; Varsity Football and Baseball; Vice-Presi- dent of Block C” Club; Non-Com Club. 1958-59—Sgt. Co. B”; 2nd Lt. Co. Staff”; Non-Com Club; Cross Saber Club; Varsity Football; Golf Team; Block C” Club; President, Block C” Club; Rebel Staff; Editor-in- Chief of Rebel; Newspaper Staff; Exchange-Editor of Bugle; Library Club; District Treasurer of South Carolina High School Library As- sociation. Conley Thomas Baucom Dilly” Leaksville, N, C. 1956- 57—Pvt., Co. Band”; Orchestra; Flight Cluh. 1957-58—Cpl., Co. “Band”: Orchestra; Non-Com Club; Flight Club. 1958-59— 1st Lt, Co. Band ; Cross Saber Club; President of Flight Club. Chesley W. Berry Bird Man Johnston, S. C. 1956- 57—Pvt, Co. “C”; Science Fair. 1957- 58—PFC. Co. C”; Flight Club; Science Fair. 1958-59—Cpl., Co, C ; Flgiht Club. Gary P. BiGNESS Gary” New York, N. Y. 1955-56—Pvt.. Co. C”. 1956-57—Pvt,, Co. C’ 1957-58—PFC, Co. A”; Non- Com Club. 1958-59—Cpl., Co. A”; Non-Com Club; Crack Drill Platoon. Adams Baker Berry Anderson Baucom Bigness II SENIORS Gordon P. Bradley 'Pink’ Marion, S. C. 1937-58—Pvt., Co. C”. 1958-59—CpI., Co. “C”; Pvt., Co. “C . Frfd A. Broadway Littlest Cheraw, S. C. 1954-53—Pvt., Co. D”; “B” Football; Manager, Basketball; Baseball; Library Staff; Honor Roll; Crack Drill Platoon; PFC, Co. “D”; Non-Com Club. 1955-56 —CpI., Co. “D”; “B” Football; Manager, Basketball; Baseball; Non-Com Club ; In- tramural Staff; Library Club; Newspaper Staff; Crack Drill Platoon. 1956-57—CpI., Co. Band ; Non-Com Club; Newspaper Staff; Library Staff; Rebel Staff; Block ' C” Club; Manager, Basketball; Baseball; Reporter; Library Club. 1957-58—CpI., Co. “Band’; Sgt,. Co. “Band ; Sgt. 1 C, Co. “Band”; Library Club; Newspaper Staff; Golf Team; Intramural Staff; Non- Com Club. 1958-59—Capt., Co. “Band”; Cross Saber Club; Honor Council; CERO; Block “C ” Club; Newspaper Staff; Rebel Staff: Library Club; Treasurer, Block “C” Club; Vice-President, District, South Caro- lina Library Association; Intramural Staff Golf Team. Warren R. Brown Buzzard” Miami, Fla. 1956- 57—Pvt.. Co. “C”. 1957-58—Pvt., Co. B”. 1958-59—Pvt., Co. “A ; Radio Club. Donald Buck “Donnie Charleston, S. C. 1957- 58—Pvt., Co. “A”; PFC, Co. “A”; B Basketball: Newspaper Staff: Non- Com Club. 1958-59—Sgt., Co. “A ; News- paper Staff; Varsity Basketball; Training Cadre; CERO; Library Staff; Non-Com Club. Eduardo A. Carbonell “Carbo” Holguin, Oriente, Cuba 1958-59—Pvt., Co. “A”. Albert D. Chabot Alby Schenectady, N. Y. 1954-55—Pvt., Co. “D’ ; Intramural Foot- ball. 1955-56—PFC. Co. “C”; Non-Com Club; Intramural Staff; Gold Star. 1956- 57—CpI., Co. “C”; Non-Com Club; “A” Team. Football; Block “C” Club; Inbrmary Orderly. 1957-58-Sgt. 1 C, Co. Staff; M Sgt.. Co. Staff; Non-Com Club; Block C Club; Intramural Staff; Infirmary Orderly; B Team, Baseball; Deport- ment Medal. 1958-59— 1st Lt.. Co. “C ; Cross Saber Club; Block “C” Club; Cheerleader; CERO. Bradley Buck Broadway Carbonell Brown Cbabot CLASS OF 1959 William B. Clary Billy” Georgetown, S. C. 1956-57—Pvt., Co. A”; PFC, Co. ‘‘A”; Non-Com Club; Honor Roll; Varsity Baseball. 1957-58-Cpk, Co. A”; Sgt. Co. A”; Sgt. 1 C. Co. A”; Non-Com Club; Training Cadre; Varsity Basketball; Baseball; Block ”C” Club. 1958-59— Capt., Co. D ’; Cross Saber Club; Honor Council; Training Cadre; Varsity Basket- ball; Block “C” Club; Secretary, Block C” Club; Rebel Staff; CERO; Vice- President, Senior Class. Harry H. Cleland II “Black-Boy” Atlanta. Ga. 1954-55—Pvt., Co. D”; Pvt., Co. C”; K. P. 1955-56—Pvt., Co. “B”; K. P. 1956- 57—PFC. Co. “A”; K. P; Pvt., Co. “A”. Barbell Club; Non-Com Club; K. P 1957- 58—Pvt., Co. “A”: K. P. 1958-59- Pvt, Co. “A”; PFC Co. “A”; K. P. Roger D. Cole “Bullet” Norfolk. Va. 1955-56—Pvt., Co. “B ’; “B” Team, Foot- ball; Varsity Baseball. 1956-57—PkC, Co. “B”; “B” Team,' Football; Varsity Baseball; Non-Com Club. 1957-58— Sgt 1 C, Co. “B”; Varsity Football; Baseball; Non-Com Club; Block “C” Club. 1958-59-1 St Sgt., Co. “B”; Varsity Baseball; Block ”C” Club; Non- Com Club. Edward M. Collins, Jr. “Limey” Alexandria, Va, 1957-58—Pvt., Co. “A”. 1958-59—Color Cpk. Staff; Color Sgt., Staff; Gold Star; CERO; Non-Com Club. Joseph E. Collins “Little Joe” Greenville, S. C. 1956- 57—Pvt.. Co. “B”; Flight Club. 1957- 58—CpI.. Co. “B”: Sgt 1 C. Co. “B”; President of Junior Class; Bugle Staff; Library Club; Non-Com Club; Training Cadre; Golf Team; Cheerleader; Superior Cadet Award; CERO. 1958-59— Capt., Co. “A”; President of Senior Class: President of Library Club; Editor-in-Chief of Bugle; Cross Saber Club; Honor Coun- cil; Rebel Staff; Golf Team; Cheerleader; Block C” Club: CERO. Harold N. Craige Hal” St. Petersburg, Fla. 1957-58—Pvt., Co. “C”; PFC, Co. “C”; Non-Com Club. 1958-59—CpI,. Co. “C”; Non-Com Club, Clary Cole Collins Cleland Collins Craige 13 SENIORS Francisco A. Crespo Crepo Arecibo, Puerto Rico 1957-58—Pvt.. Co. D”; PFC. Co. “D”; Non-Com Club. 1958-59—Sgt, 1 C. Co. “D”; Flight Club; Crack Drill Platoon; Training Cadre; Non-Com Club. Derry W. Curran “Derry” Oregon. Ohio 1958-59—Pvt., Co. “A”; PFC. Co. “A”; Varsity Football; Basketball; Baseball; CERO; Block “C Club; Non-Com Club. John M, Dixon Splinters Hialeah, Fla. 1954-55—Pvt.. Co. Band . 1955-56- PFC, Co. “Band”; Non-Com Club; Pvt.. Co. “Band”. 1956-57—Pvt., Co. “Band”; “B” Team, Football. 1957-58-PFC, Co. “Band ; Non-Com Clulx 1958-59-PFC. Co. Band ; Non-Com Club. Prentiss P. Douglass “Doug Lexington, Ky. 1955- 56—Pvt., Co. “B“; PFC. Co. “B ; Crack Drill Platoon; Non-Com Club. 1956- 57—Cpl., Co. “B ; Training Cadre; Crack Drill Platoon. 1958-59—Pvt., Co. B ; Company Clerk. 14 John Darwin Dover, Jr. Johnny Charlotte, N. C. 1956-57—Pvt., Co. “Band”; PFC, Co. “Band”; Non-Com Club. 1957-58—Cpl., Co. Band ; Orchestra; Non-Com Club. 1958-59—Sgt.. Co. Band”; Sgt. 1 C, Co. “Band ; Orchestra; Non-Com Club. Arthur E. Dumont. Jr. “Ramrod” Charlotte, N. C. 1957-58—Pvt.. Co. ”C”. 1958-59—Cpl. Co. “B”; Sgt. 1 C. Co. B”; M Sgt.. Co. Staff; 2nd Lt., Co. ”C”; Mess Officer; Student Leader of Intramurals; Cross Saber Club; Training Cadre; Non-Com Club. Dixon Dumont CLASS OF 1959 George W. Emerson “Fat Kannapolis, N. C. 1956-57—Pvt., Co. “B’ 1957-58—PFC, Co. B' ; Non-Com Club. 1958-59-Cpl., Co. B ; Non-Com Club. Ray Floyd “Ray McBean, Ga. 1954-55—Pvt.. Co. “B”: PFC, Co. “B”; Varsity Baseball; B” Team, Football; Non-Com Club. 1955-56—Cpl., Co. B ; Non-Com Club; Varsity Baseball; B Team, Football; Intramural Staff. 1956-57 —Sgt, 1 C, Co. “B”; Varsity Football; Baseball; Block C Club; Intramural Staff; Non-Com Club. 1957-58-2nd Lt.. Co. “A”; Cross Saber Club; Varsity Foot- ball; Baseball; Intramural Staff: Block C Club; CERO. Alfred Flynn Goatman Charleston Heights, S. C. 1957- 58—Pvt., Co. “C ; PFC, Co. C”. 1958- 59—PFC, Co. “B”; Non-Com Club. James H. Ford “Blinke” Augusta, Ga. 1957-58—Pvt., Co. A”; PFC. Co. “A”; Manager. A beam. Baseball; Intramural Football; Radio Club. 1958-59— Cpl.. Co. Staff; Sgt., Co. Staff; Non -Com Club. Charles H. Foss “Cee” Rapid City, S. D. 1956-57—Pvt., Co, “D”; PFC. Co. “D”: Honor Roll; Non-Com Club. 1957-58— Sgt. 1 C. Co. “D“; Non-Com Club; Training Cadre; Mgr., Basketball Team; ' B” Team, Basketball. 1958-59—2nd Lt., Co. “C“, 2nd Lt., Co. “D“; Cross Saber Club; Training Cadre; Varsity Basketball; Rebel Staff. Michael O, Gauthier Mike” Cincinnati, Obio 1957-58—Pvt., Co. “A ; Basketball Team; Block “C” Club. 1958-59—Cpl.. Co. “A ; Varsity Basketball; Football; Baseball; Non-Com Club; Block C ; Bugle Staff. 15 SENIORS Frank T. Gibbs Frank” North Augusta, S. C. 1957- 58—Pvt., Co. A”; PFC, Co. A”; Non-Com Club; Varsity Football: Base- ball; Block C’ Club; Barbell Club. 1958- 59—Sgt., Co. A”; Varsity Football; Baseball; Vice-President, Block C Club; Non-Com Club. Paul B. Graves Paul” Charleston, S. C. 1958-59—Pvt., Co. B”; PFC., Co. B”; Varsity Basketball; Baseball; Non-Com Club. Garland Green Garland Puerto Oadoz, Ven., S. A. 1957-58—Pvt., Co. C”; Varsity Football; Baseball. 1958-59-CpL Co. D”; Varsity Football; Baseball, Non-Com Club. Wheeler M. Green Wheel ’ Puerto Oadoz, Ven., S. A. 1957-58—Pvt., Co. B”; Varsity Football; Basketball; Block C Club; Jr. V. Base- ball. 1958-59—Cpl., Co. A”: Sgt. 1 C, Co. ' B ; Varsity Football; Bascktball; Block “C” Club. Gibbs Graves Green, W. M. Greene 16 William H. Greene, Jr. Hast Frogmore, S. C. 1954-55—Pvt., Co. D”; PFC, Co. ”D”: Tumbling Team; Model Airplane Club; Library Club; Non-Com Club. 1955-56— PFC, Co. D”; Cpl., Co. ”E)”; Library Club; lumbling Team; Non-Com Club. 1956- 57-Guidon Cpl., Co. D”; L ibrary Club; Non-Com Club. 1957-58-Sgt., Co. ‘‘D’’; Golf Team; B” Team, Football: Library Club; Non-Com Club. 1958-59— 1st Sgt., Co. C : Training Cadre; News- paper Staff; Golf Team; Flight Club; Non-Com Club. William C. Hall, Jr. Bill” Norfolk. Va. 1957- 58—“B” Football; Pvt., Co, B”; PFC, Co. B”: Non-Com Club.- 1958- 59—Cpl., Co. ”B”; Training Cadre. Green, G. Hall CLASS OF 1959 Ervin H. Hickman, Jr. Buddy” Valterboro, S. C. 1955-56—Pvt.. Co. “B”; PEC. Co. B”; Mail Orderly; Non-Com Club, 1956-57— PFC. Co, “B”; Mail Orderly; Cpl.. Co. Staff; Non-Com Club. 1957-58—CpL, Co. Staff; Sgt. 1 C, Co. Staff; Non-Com Club; Mail Orderly. 1958-59— 1st Lt., Co. D”; Flight Club; Golf Team; Cross Saber Club; Mail Orderly; I nlramural Staff. Johnny Hotch Johnny” Brunswick, Ga. 1957-58—Pvt., Co. B ; Varsity Football; Block X club. 1958-59—Cpl., Co. B '; Non-Com Club; Pvt,, Co. B”; Block C Club. Townes Howze Tank” Chester, S. C. 1956-57—Pvt, Co. “A”. 1957-58—PFC; Cpl., Co. A ; Non-Com Club. 1958-59 —Sgt. 1 C, Co. A ; Non-Com Club; Football, Mgr,; Flight Club; Block C Club. Michael M. Hughes Huddges” Jacksonville, Fla. 1957-58—Pvt, Co. Band”. 1958-59- Cpb, Co. Band : Non-Com Club. Andrew Pickens Jackson Panda Kannapolis, N. G 1957-58—Pvt., Co. X”; B” Team, Basketball; Baseball. 1958-59— Sgt., Co. C ; Non-Com Club; CERO; Block C Club; Varsity Football. Phillip MacMillian Jackson Pbil” Lancaster, S. C. 1956-57—Pvt, Co. X” 1957-58-Guidon Cpl., Co. C”; Non-Com Club: Library Club; ”B” Team, Football: Varsity Foot- ball; Newspaper Staff, 1958-59—Sgt. 1 C, Co. C ; Varsity Football; Library Staff; Newspaper Staff; Rebel Staff. Intramural Staff; CERO: Pvt., Co. B”; Non-Com Club. I Iickman. Howze Jackson, A. P. Hotch Hugh es Jackson, P. M. 17 SENIORS Evans Aquilla Jones Tubby” Baltimore, Md. 1954-55—Pvt., Co. C”; “B” Team, Foot- ball. 1955-56—Pvt., Co. B”; B Team. Football. 1956-57—Pvt., Co. “A ; PFC, Co. A”; B” Team, Football. 1957-58- Pvt., Co. A”; CpL, Co. A”; Varsity Football; Non-Com Club. 1958-59—2nd Lt, Co. “B”; Varsity Football; Block C” Club: Cross Saber Club; Rebel Staff; CERO. Ralph Kercheval Perch Lexington, Ky. 1956-57—Pvt., Co. A”. 1957-58—Pvt., Co. A”; PFC, Co. A ; Non-Com Club; Flight Club; Golf Club. 1958-59— Cpl„ Co. “A”; Non-Com Club; Treas- urer of Flight Club. Daniel W. Knight Danny Sarasota, Fla. 1957- 58—Pvt., Co. C ; PFC, Co. C”; Non-Com Club; B Team, Football, 1958- 59—PFC, Co. “C”; CpL. Co. C; Non-Com Club. Robert A. Lambert Chihuahua West Palm Beach, Fla. 1954-55—Pvt., Co. C”; PFC. Co. C”; Non-Com Club. 1955-56—Cph, Co. C”; Non-Com Club; Color Guard. 1956-57— 1st Sgt.. Co. D”; Non-Com Club. 1957- 58— 1st Sgt., Co. “B”; Non-Com Club; 'B” Team, Baseball; Cheerleader. 1958- 59— 1st Lt., Co. “A”; Cross Saber Club; Cl eerleader; Annual Staff; Block C ; Club. Robert D. Langston Monkey Spartanburg, S. C. 1956- 57—Pvt., Co. C”; PFC. Co. ‘C, Non-Com Club. 1957-58—CpL, Battalion Staff; Sgt. 1 C, Battalion Staff; Non-Com Club; Color Guard. 1958-59 — Capt- Adjutant, Battalion Staff; Cross Saber Club; Honor Council; CERO: Rebel; Training Cadre. Rupert L. Leary Wooley” Greenwood, S. C. 1955-56—Pvt., Co. C”; PFC. Co. “C”; Non-Com Club. 1956-57—Guidon CpL, Co. C ; Non-Com Club; Drill Platoon. 1957- 58— Sgt. 1 C, Co. “C”: Training Cadre; Non-Com Club; 1st Sgt., Co. “C”; Chairman, CERO. 1958-59-1st Lt.. Co. B’ ; Block C” Club; Cheerleader; Assistant Editor, Rebel; Newspaper Staff; Cross Saber Club; Chairman. CERO; Training Cadre. Jones Kercheval Knight Lambert Langston Leary 18 CLASS OF 1959 Michael McCourt Turkey” Boise, Idaho 1958-59—Pvt.. Co. C”; PFC, Co. C”; Non-Com Club; Varsity Basketball. Ronald McMillan Black Man” Jacksonville, Fla. 1954- 55—PFC, Co. “D”; Non-Com Club. 1955- 56—Cpb, Co. TT; Non-Com Club, 1956- 57—Cpb, Co. “D”; Non-Com Club, 1957- 58—Sgt., Co. C ; Non-Com Club. 1958- 59—Sgt. 1 C. Co. “C”; Non-Com Club; Cheerleader; Intramurals. David R. Maranville Moron.” Jacksonville, Fla, 1955- 56—Pvt., Co. ' B”; Intramurals. 1956- 57—Pvt., Co. B”; Intramural Staff; “B” Team, Football; Cpb. Co. ”B ; Non-Com Club. 1957-58—Sgt. 1 C, Co. “A ; Pvt., Co. “A”; Non-Com Club. 1958-59—Sgt. 1 C, Co. ‘ A”; Non-Com Club; Newspaper Staff; Rebel Staff. Edward R. Maranville Orange Thrower” Jacksonville, Fla, 1956-57—Pvt., Co. “B”; PFC, Co. ”B”; Non-Com Club. 1957-58—PFC, Co. “B”; Non-Com Club. 1958-59—Cpb, Co. B ; Non-Com Club; Pvt., Co. B . Kokins Martin Koko ’ Greenville, S. C. 1957-58—Pvt., Co. “B”; PFC, Co. “B”: Non-Com Club. 1958-59—Cpb, Co. ”B”; Sgt., Co. 'B”; Non-Com Club; Barbell Club. Larry A. Martindale Larry” Robbins, N. C. Co. D”; PFC, Co. ”D”; Non-Com club. 1956-57—Cpb, Co. “D”; Non-Com Club, 1957-58—Sgt. 1 C, Co. C”; Non-Com Club; B Team, boot- ball; Baseball. 1958-59-Sgt. l C, Co. “D ; Non-Com Club. McCourt Maranville, D, R. Martin McMillian Maranville, E. R. Martindale 19 SENIORS James L. Michie Jamie” Columbia, S. C. 1954-55—Pvt., Co. “B”. 1955-56-Pvt., Co. B”. 1956-57—PFC, Co. “A”. 1957- 58— CpI., Co. “A ’; CpI., Co. Staff. 1958- 59— M Sgt., Co. Staff; Training Cadre. John E. Moon “Moon” Charleston, S. C. 1957-58—Pvt., Co. “A”. 1958-59—PFC, Co. A ; Pvt., Co. A Alfred E, Moore J ed Maracaibo, Venesceula, S. A. 1956-57—Pvt., Co. “A . 1957-58—CpI., Co. A”; Varsity Football; Non-Com Club; Block “C” Club. 1958-59—2nd Lt., Co. “D”; Varsity Football; Cross Saber Club; Block T Club; Pvt,, Co. A . Howard M. Moore ‘ Howie” Sbelby, N. C, 1958-59—Pvt., Co. X”; PFC Co. ”C”; Non-Com Club. John W. Moore “Big John” Maracaibo, Ven., S. A. 1956-57—Pvt., Co. A”; Varsity Basket- ball; Intramural Staff. 1957-58—PFC, Co. “A”; CpI., Co. “A”; Varsity Basketball; Block “C” Club; Non-Com Club; Intra- mural Staff. 1958-59—Capl., Co. ”C”; Cross Saber Club; Honor Council; Varsity Basketball; Block C” Club; CERO, John H. Nelson “Jay” Raleigb, N. C. 1955-56—Pvt., Co. “Band”. 1956-57- Pvt., Co, “Band”; PFC, Co. Band ; Orchestra. 1957-58—CpI., Co. “Band”; Orchestra. 1958-59—2nd Lt., Co. “Band Orchestra; Cross Saber Club; Bugler. CLASS OF 1959 Otis C. Osborne Zero” Hartsville, S. C. 1954-55-PFC, Co. D”. 1955-56-PFC. Co. “D”. 1956-57—PFC, Co. D”: CPI.. Co. O '; Non-Com Club. 1957-58-Cpl., Co. C”; Varsity Baseball: Barbell Club: Non-Com Club. 1958-59—Sgt., Co. C”; Sgt. 1 C Co. C”; Vice-President, Bar- bell Club: Rebel Staff; Non-Corn Club; 1 raining Cadre. Clifford Owdom Cliff” Edgefield S. C. 1958-59—Pvt., Co. Band”; PFC, Co. “Band”; Barbell Club. William L. Parrish Goose” Martinez, Ga. 1954-55—Pvt., Co. A”. 1955-56—Pvt., Co. B” 1956-57—Pvt., Co. B ; Man- ager, Baseball; Block C” Club. 1957-58 —Pvt.. Co. “A ; Manager, Baseball; Foot- ball; Intranrurals; Block C Club. 1958- 59—Pvt., Co. A”; Manager. Football; Baseball; Intramurals; Block C” Staff. Ralph Pedler Pudgy” Muskegon. Michigan 1956- 57—Pvt., Co. C ; Varsity Baseball; Block C Club; B Team. Football. 1957- 58—PFC, Co. “C”; Varsity Baseball; Varsity Football; Varsity Basketball; Block ' C Club; Newspaper Staff; Non-Com Club. 1958-59- 1st Sgt., Co. A”; Pvt., Co. B ; Non-Com Club; Varsity Foot- ball, Basketball, Baseball; Sgt.-at-Amis, Block C ’ Club; Co-Editor, Newspaper Staff; Rebel Staff; Captain of Baseball Team. Robert Pinner Joe” Washington, D. C. 1957-58—Pvt., Co. “A”. 1958-59—CpI., Co. A”; Pvt., Co, A”; Non-Com Club; Varsity Football; Block C Club. Anthony Porter Tony” Charleston, S. C. 1956-57—Pvt., Co. D”. 1957-58—Pvt., Co. D”; PFC, Co. D”; CpI. Co. D”; Non-Com Club: “B” Team, Baseball. 1958-59—Sgt. 1 C, Co. D”; Non-Com Club; Pvt., Co. D Osborne Parrish Pinner Owdom Pedler Porter 2! SENIORS Ted Racher ‘Ace” San Patricio, N. Mexico 1956-57—Pvt., Co. “Band”. 1957-58— PFC, Co. “Band”; CpI., Co. “Band”. 1958-1959—Sgt. 1 C, Co. Band”; Non- Com Club; Intramurals Manager; Varsity Baseball. Jessie T. Reese ”J. T,” Columbia, S. C. 1958-59—Pvt.. Co. “A . William Schaffrick “Hut-Hut” Kingston, New York 1957- 58—Pvt., Co. “B”; PFC, Co. “B”. 1958- 59—CpI., Co. “B”; Non-Com Club. Charles M. Ransdale “Rock” Denmark, S. C, 1955-56—Pvt.. Co. “Band”. 1956-57- Pvt. Co. “Band”. 1957-58—Pvt., Co. “Band”. 1958-59—Sgt. 1 C, Co. “Band”; Orchestra; Non-Com Club. John E. Salidis “Johnny” Drexel Hill, Pa. 1957- 58—Pvt., Co. “A”; PFC, Co. “A”. 1958- 59—CpI., Co. “A”; Training Cadre; Non-Com Club. Orren L. Simmons “Ollie” Hampton, S. C. 1958-59—Pvt., Co. “Band”; PFC, Co. Band”. Racher Ransdale Reese Salidis Schaffrick Simmons 22 CLASS OF 1959 Jonathan A. Sinclair “Tony Varnville, S. C. 1958-59—Pvt., Co. “B”. Bobby L. Storey “Bum” Warrenvillc, S. C, 1956-57—Pvt., Co. D”; Barbell Club; PFC, Co. D”: Non-Com Club. 1957-58 —CpI., Co. “D ; Pvt., Co. “C ; Barbell Club; Non-Com Club. 1958-59-Cpb, Co. “B”; President, Barbell Club; Non-Com Club. Richard B. Sweat “'Perspiration , New Smyrna Beach, Fla. 1957-58—Pvt.. Co. “B”. 1958-59—Cpb. Co. “C“; Non-Com Club. Mark H. T aylor “Mark” Summerville, S, C. 1956-57—Pvt., Co. “A”. 1957-58—Pvt.. Co. “A”. 1958-59—Guidon Cpb. Co. “A”; Golf Team; Non-Com Club. Bart Thomas “Bart” Jacksonville. Fla. 1957-58—Pvt., Co. “C“. 1958-59—Cpb, Co. “C“; Non-Com Club. Rickey Totzauer “Rick” Aiken, S. C. 1957- 58—Pvt.. Co. B”; PFC. Co. B”. 1958- 59—Pvt.. Co. A”. Sinclair Sweat Th.om.as Storey Taylor T otzauer „ ■ 23 SENIORS Maurice Turner Eel’' New York. N. Y. 1953- 54—Pvt., Co. “C 1954-55—PFC. Co. ”C”. 1955-56—Pvt., Co. “C”. 1956- 57—Pvt., Co. “B ; Cp!.. Co. “B”; Non- Com Club. 1957-58—Pvt, Co. “B . 1958-59—Pvt., Co. “A”. Lamar Tyree ”Ty” Decatur, Ga. 1954- 55—Pvt, Co. A”; PFC, Co. “A”: Gold Star. 1955-56—CpI., Co. “A”; Non- Com Club; Library Club; Basketball Mgr.; Gold Star. 1956-57—M Sgt. Co. Staff; Basketball Team Mgr.; Non-Com Club. 1957-58—2nd Lt., Co. Staff; 2nd Lt., Co. “D ”; Library Club; Basketball Team Mgr,; Cross Saber Club; Gold Star. 1958-59— Lt. Col.. Co. Staff; Pres., Cross Saber Club; Newspaper Staff; Sec. and Treas., Library Club: Honor Council; Basketball Mgr.; Gold Star. Lester Weed Buzzy Georgetown, S. C. 1957-58—Pvt., Co. “A”: PFC, Co. ”A”; B Team, hootball; Varsity Basketball; Non-Com Club. 1958-59—Sgt. 1 C. Co. A”; Varsity Basketball; Non-Com Club: Varsity Baseball. Robert Whitaker “Wbit” Kingston, N. Y. 1956-57—Pvt., Co. “B”; “B” Team, Basketball; Varsity Baseball. 1957-58. —CpI., Co. B’; “B” Team, Basketball; Varsity Baseball; Non-Com Club. 1958- 59—Sgt. 1 C, Co. “B”; “B” Team, Bas ketball; Baseball Mgr. Roy J. Whitson, Jr. Beetle Chattanooga. Tenn. 1956- 57—Pvt., Co. “D”; PFC, Co. “D”; Non-Com Club. 1957-58—Cpl., Co. D ; Non-Com Club; Training Cadre; 1958- 59—Sgt. 1 C, Co. “D”; Non-Com Club; 4 raining Cadre. William R. Wilson “Beany” Canton, Ohio 1955-56—Pvt., Co. “D”. 1956-57—Pvt., Co. 'D ; Cpl,, Co. D : Non-Com Club. 1957- 58—CpI., Co. ”C”; Non-Com Club; Flight Club. 1958-59—Cpl., Co. “C”; Non-Com Club. 24 CLASS OF 1959 Robert Yonce “Bobby” Augusta, Ga. 1958-59—Pvt., Co. “A”; PFC, Co. “A ; Varsity Basketball. I Iarry Young “Harry” Beaufort, S- C, 1954-55—Pvt., Co. “C. 1956-57—Pvt., Co. “A”. 1957-58—Pvt., Co. “A”. 1958-59—Pvt., Co. A”. Yonce Young SENIOR CLASS Best All Around Jack Baker Littlest Tony Broadway Most Mditary Bobby Lambert Wittiest Rupe Leary Most Popular Baby Joe Collins Most Bashful Tubby Jones 26 SUPERLATIVES Most in Love David Maranville Most Likely to Succeed Lamar Tyree Most Dependable Billy Clary Biggest Bum Bobby Storey Most Athletic Mike Gauthier Most Intelligent Ralph Pedler 27 SENIOR CLASS Robert C. Adams John Dover N. Townville St, 3428 N. Tryon St . . . Charlotte. N. C. Donald T. Anderson Box 41 Latta, S. C. Arthur E. Dumont, Jr. 2849 Dorchester Pi Thomas J. Baker 1742 W. Pearl St Pageland. S. C. George W. Emerson 302 W. Cadillac St Kannapolis, N. C. Conley T. Baucom 206 Jay St Leaksville, N. C. Raymond Floyd Rt. 2 Chesley W. Berry Alfred Flynn 3428 Seminole Ave Charleston Heights, S. C. Gary Bigness 6 Birchwood Terrace James H. Ford, Jr. 2278 Overton Rd . . . . Augusta, Ga. Gordon P. Bradley 1004 Wilcox Ave, .... Marion, S. C. Charles H. Foss Rt. 2. Box 127 Rapid City, S. D, Fred A. Broadway 21 5 Church. St Cheraw, S. C. Michael D. Gauthier Delaware Ridge Lane . Warren R. Brown 723 N. E. 112 St. . . . Miami, Fla. Frank Gibbs 1011 Hill Top Dr North Augusta, S. C. Donnie Buck Long Point Farm .... Mt. Pleasant, S. C. Paul B. Graves Rt. 1, Lighthouse Point Sub-Division . Charleston, S. C. Eduardo A. Carbonell Maximo Gomez No. 148 Holguin, Oriente, Cuba Garland Green Orinoco Mining Co. . Puerto Ordaz, Venezuela, S. A. Albert D. Chabot 2113 Central Ave . . Schenectady, N. Y. Wheeler M. Green Orinoco Mining Co. . Puerto Ordaz. Venezuela, S. A. William B. Clary 1301 Duke St William H. Greene, Jr. Greene Acres ...... Harry H. Cleland, II 2088 Sandtown Rd . Atlanta 11, Ga. William C. Hall, Jr. 315 West 27th St Norlolk 8, Va. Roger D. Cole 1901 Medora Dr .... Norfolk. Va. John N. Hotch, Jr. 709 Howe St . Edward M. Collins, Jr. 209 Windsor Rd Alexandria, Va. Townes Houze 151 Park Drive Chester, S. C. Joseph E. Collins 18 Patomac Ave Greenville, S. C. Michael M. Hughes 1858 Barlornville Rd. ... . Jacksonville, Fla. Harold N. Craige 3132 21st Ave., S. ... . Andrew P. Jackson, Jr. 2402 Pennsylvania Ave. . . . Francisco A. Crespo Repartado Duhamel No. 58 Arecibo, Puerto Rico Phillip M. Jackson 1011 East Arch St Lancaster, S. C. Derry Curran 2753 Randall St Oregon 5, Ohio Evan A. Jones 5 04 N. Chapel gate Lane . Baltimore 29, Md. John M. Dixon 574 E. 18th St Hialeah, Fla. Ralph G. Kercheval, Jr. Idle Hour Farm, Old Frankfort Pike , Lexington, Ky. Prentiss Douglass 1716 Fairway Dr Daniel W. Knight 2941 Poplar Si Sarasota, Fla. 28 DIRECTORY Robert A. Lambert 1802 S. Congress Ave. . . . West Palm Beacb, Fla. Robert D. Langston 131 Wrightson Ave. . . . . Spartanburg. S. C. Rupert L. Leary 204 Janeway St. .... Greenwood, S. C. Michael T. McCourt 51 Meadowbreak Dr. Huntington Station, N. Y. Ronald L. McMillan 1210 Wolf St Jacksonville, Fla. David R. Maranville 1725 East Rd Jacksonville, Fla. Edward R. Maranville 1725 East Rd Jacksonville, Fla. Kokins H. Martin Rt. 2 Piedmont, S. C. Larry A. Martindale Box 727 James L. Michie 3610 Valley Rd Columbia, S. C. John E. Moon, Jr. 5529 N. Rheit Ave. . . . . Nortli i Charleston, S. C. Alfred E. Moore Creole Petroleum Corp., Apt. 172 . . . Maracaibo, Howard M. Moore Rt. No. 5 ...... . Venezuela, S. A. . Shelby, N.C. John W. Moore Creole Petroleum Corp.. Apt. 172 . Maracaibo, John H. Nelson, Jr. 405 Horne St Venezuela, S. A. Raleigh, N. C. Otis C. Osborne 1611 Barefoot St Hartsville, S. C. Clifford T. Owdom R. F. D. No. 3 . Edgefield, S. C. William L. Parrish Mngo Rd Ralph Pedler 1373 Isabella Ave . Muskego, Mich. Robert B, Pinner 1611 Que St., S. E...... Washington 20, D. C. Coker A. Porter 1203 Wimbee Dr., Vest Oak Forest . Charleston, S. C. Ted Racher P. O. Ill San Patricio. New Mexico Charles M, Ransdale 133 Byrnes ...... Denmark, S. C. Jesse T. Reese 4835 Hillside Rd. . . . Columbia, S. C. John E. Salidis 715 Standbridge Rd. Drexel Hill, Pa. William J. Schaffrick 34 Terrance St . . . Kingston, N. Y. Orren L. Simmons 607 Ligbtsey Ave. . . . . . . Hampton, S. C. John A. Sinclair R. F. D —Box 244 .. . . Vamville, S. C. Bobby L. Storey P. O. Box 309 ... . . . . Warrenville, S. C. Richard B. Sweat 705 Faulkner St New Smyrna Beacb, Fla. Mark H. I ay lor 404 Central Ave. Summerville, S. C. Walter B. Thomas, Jr. 1131 Peachtree St Jacksonville, Fla. Roy R. Totzauer Rt. 5. Box 358-B .... Maurice R. Turner, Jr. Hq. Eucom (c-e) APO No. 128 . . New York. N.Y. Lamar Tyree, Jr. 519 Clairmont Ave. Decatur, Ga. Lester L. Weed, Jr. 320 Cleland St . . . Georgetown, S. C. Robert S, Whitaker 257 Greenkill Ave. Kingston, N, Y. Roy J. Whitson, Jr. 3614 Monte Vista Dr. Chattanooga. Tenn. William R. Wilson 116 Raff Rd., S.W. Canton. Ohio Robert A. Yonce 2742 Washington Rd. Augusta. Ga. Harry Young P. O. Box No. 185 .. . Beaufort, S. C. 29 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Eddie Gray Rodney Culwell Ed Salters Vice-President Secretray Treasurer 30 CLASS OF 1960 Allen, A. W. Allen, K. H. Barnes Bennotti BERASTAIN Blanke Bourne Brindle Browder Brunson Bryan Buck, V. J. Cannady Cannon Canova Caramore Chancey Cleland, R. L. Coffman Combs Cook Cooper, A. M. Crouch Cuevas Culwell DeHay Drake Eigenbrode 31 CLASS OF 1960 Elwell Escudero Euchner Ewing Farmer Fields Findley Ford, H. R. Freeman Frenkel Garcia Gibson, B. D. Glass Goley Grey, R. E. Hamblen Harrison Holley Hutto Jackson, R. B. Johnston Kay Kennedy, J. H. Kinne Knight, J. S. Korb Lamar Lanford 32 CLASS OF 1960 Langston, M. O. Leverette McArn McClENDON McDowell McKeithan McManus Martis Mills Moore, J. M. Moore. R. B. Parham Pickard Pope Rea Salters Seigler Sires Soszka South wood Stendel Vanderford Wagner Womble Wood, J. H. Wood, W. A. Wood. W. H. Woods 33 Phil Eckard President Mrs. W. Frank Eckard Sponsor SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Ronnie Perdue Roland Fagan Kiwi Kir wan Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 35 CLASS OF 1961 Austin Barkoot Barton Bozeman Brabham Bullwinkel Burleson Cadorette Cole, B D. Connelly Conrad Cooper, A. M. Crisco Davenport Dennis DuMars DuVall Eckard England Fagan Faris Farrar Ferguson Ford, R. M. Fowler Fraylick Godowns Goodwin 36 CLASS OF 1961 Gray, J. B. Green, D. J. Griffin Hammond II EL LEIN Henderson Herschelman Hoffman Johns K’Burg Kimsey Kirwan Kornaiirons Lawrence Lever Lyons Mayer Moise Moore, R, B, Neidlincer Nettles Olsen Pannell Peeples Perdue Polk Raible Reid 37 CLASS OF 1961 Rhymer, J. F. Richards Richardson Riggs Ritter Rollins ScHAD Schlosser Schultz Shelton Simmons, W. D. Smith, D. V. Sowell Starke Starliper Staton SuMINSKI Till EM AN Turner, E. M. Turner, W. Wade Williamson Wilson, T. C. Zappitello 38 FRESHMEN Class Roster Allen, K. H., Anderson, C. F., Apel, Baggett, Bass, Berry, Bessinger, Billingsley, Boder, Brown, K. N,, Bryant, Busby, Carnes, Carpenter, Colberg, Cox, Davis, Douglass, J. S., Ellenburg, F. M., Gibson, B. D., Girot, Gourdin, Greenwald, M. S., Griffin, Groce, Gullette, Hightower, Hill, Jeffords, O. C.. Kennedy, Kibbee, Knouse, Lafferman, Loud, Milligan, Nardoni, Outlaw, Owens, Parrish, W. T., Peek, Player, Carrico, Railey, Rawls, Riley, Rimer, Sauls, Serbia, Shapiro, Shumpert, Stanley, J, E., Starke, Steinmeyer, Summer, Suminski, Trent, Tumbleston, Wells, Williams, E. M., Williams, R. H.. Winter, Witham. 39 — SUB-FRESHMEN Class Roster Able, Alsbrooks, Barnette, Belding, Bewley, Brown, V. D. Brueland, Crawford, Ellenburg, J. M., Fogle, Eyerly, Greenwald, R. A., Gurley, Hilton, Horton, Jacobsen, C. M., Johns, McDaniel, Marcus, Mixon, Morris, Nelson, J. A., Powell, Ropp, Salisbury, Smith, C. L., Smith, W. W., Stanley, Smith, J. E. 40 Mrs. Evelyn Baker Sponsor REBEL STAFF 42 OFFICERS Editorin-Chief.........................Jack Baker Assistant Editor.....................Rupert Leary Business Manager . . . Stanley Escudero Sports Editor.........................Tubby Jones As this year s Rebel goes to press, I wish to extendi my thanks and appreciation for their in- terest, time, and faithful efforts to my staff in the completion o f this year s annual. Jack Baker, Editor-in-Chief. Major William Risher Aciuisor Seated, Left to Right: Ralph Pedler, Stanley Escudero, Rupert Leary, Jack Baker, Tubby Jones, Tony Broadway, Standing: Dewey Langston, Kenny Schlosser, Charlie Foss, Zero Osborne, David Maranville, Billy Clary, Bobby Lambert, Baby Joe Collins, Phil Jackson, Fargie Ferguson, 43 THE J959 presents miss rebel Sponsored by Charles Ransdale 45 Miss Sloan Ingram Sponsored by Jack Baker Miss Belinda Sue Burgess Sponsored by Phil Jacksont QUEEN'S Miss Mary Charles Burdsal Sponsored by Tommy Hutto Miss Rosa Marie Bessinger Sponsored by Rupert Leary Miss Linda Huey Sponsored by Carl Ferguson Miss Kaye Hammonds Sponsored by Perry Bryant COURT Miss Barbara Herrmann Miss Patsy Cone Sponsored by “Red Broadway Sponsored by Mark Taylor BUGLE STAFF Ralph Pedler Stanley Escudero Jack Baker Assistant Editor Associate Editor Exchange Editor 48 The official newspaper of the Corps presents a complete and concise coverage of cadet life and events as they occur on the campus. Aspiring cadet journalists gain valuable experience in carrying out their assignments, and the merit of their work is evidenced by their praiseworthy arti- cles and features. Through the Bugle, faculty, students, and alumni are drawn together in a closer relationship. Mrs. Harold Rice Advisor Seated, Left to Right: Tony Broadway, Stanley Escudero, Ralph Pedler, Joe Collins, Jack Baker, Piiil Jackson. Standing: Carl Ferguson, Bobby Adams, Lamar Tyree, Larry Hamblen, David Maranville, Don Buck, Hastings Greene, Rupert Leary, Ed Salters, Bobby Hoffman, Norman Barkoot. 49 |B| LIBRARY STAFF Zeke Olsen Lamar Tyree Richard Hoffman Vice-President Secretary-7 reasurer Reporter 50 fiJ Under the direction and supervision of Mrs. Harold Rice, The Carlisle Library Club is re- sponsible for the keeping of books, newspapers, and magazines in the library. Helping a person to further his interest in books, to learn the usefulness of the library, and to help bring better public relations between the library and cadets are just a few of the purposes of the club. Every club member has a responsibility for bringing good will to the library. Mrs. Harold Rice Advisor Seated, Left to Right: Tony Broadway, Lamar Tyree, Zeke Olsen, Joe Collins, Jack Baker. Phil Jackson. Standing: Freddie McDowell, Edwin Cox, Vernon Buck, Homer Groce, Kurt Brown, Sauls, Donnie Buck, Richard Hoffman Kornahrens, Dennis, L. H. Cook. 51 The Carlisle Orchestra is known as the Brigadiers. It has seventeen members. The Faculty advisor is Major Bill Scaffe and the student con- ductor is Lt. Jay Nelson. T he Brigadiers usually play in and around Bamberg. They have played for Junior-Senior Dances and at the Commun- ity Center. I he performance given by the Brigadiers is al- ways excellent and they are popular with the audience wherever they go. BRIGADIERS First Row: Carl Ferguson, Pete Bennotti, William Holley, Jay Nelson. Second Row: Richard Frenkle, Tom Wilson, Kurt Brown, Roger Lawrence. Third Row: Phil Eckard, Ted Racher, Johnny Dover, Ben-Jo Staton, John Gullette, Phil Johnston. Fourth Row: Robert Moore, Charles Ransdale, Bobby Herchelman. The Carl isle Entertainment ana Recreation Organization, under the leadership of Major Carson Sturgeon and Cadet Rupert Leary, is responsible for the direction of all dances and entertainments held dur- ing the year. They are responsible for ar- ranging for music, providing decorations, and handl ing the finances for the many events enjoyed by all cadets. Much time and energy is spent by this group, and for their accomplishments, their fellow cadets are very grateful. Rupert Leary Chairman Mrs. W. L. Leary Sponsor CERO First 'Row. Rupert Leary, Jack Baker. Second Row: Dewey Langston, Dave Simmons, Alby Chabot, Ray Floyd, Evan Jones. Third Row: Andy Jackson, Donnie Buck, Phil Jackson, Stanley Escudero, Joe Collins, Tony Broad- way. Fourth Row: Billy Clary, John Moore, Edward Collins. 53 “Dilly” Baucom Wells Berry Hastings Greene Ralph Kercheval President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer FLIGHT CLUB P MH' First Row: Hastings Greene, Tommy Baucom, Ralph Kercheval, Second Row: Francisco Crespo, David Parham, Mark, Crouch, Robert Vanderford, Ben-Joe Staton, Henry Sauls. 54 Lamar Tyree Lieutenant Colonel Mrs, Lamar Tyree Sponsor Major Waddy Thompson P. M. S. and T. BATTALION STAFF Lieutenant Colonel: Tyree Captain-Adjutant: Langston, R. D. Master Sergeants: Korb, Lamar, Michie, McArn. Lieutenant Quartermaster: Baker, T. J. Sergeants: Adams, Blanke, Collins, E. M., Cox, Cannon, Davenport, Ford, Moore, R. B., Rawls. 56 Dewey Langston Cap tain- Adjutant Mrs. Margret McAllister Sponsor Jack Baker Second Lieutenant 57 Joe Collins Mrs. G E. Collins Captain Jack Steadman Captain Sponsor Tactical Officer COMPANY A Captain: Collins, J. E. First Lieutenant: Lambert Second Lieutenant: Escudero First Sergeant: Elwell, L. R. Supply Sergeant: Maranville, D. R. Platoon Sergeants: Howze, Weed Sergeants: Gibbs, Buck Guidon Corporal: Taylor, M. H. Corporals.- Eucher, Allen, A. W.. Knight, J, S , Wells, Gauthier, Kercheval, Leverette, McManus, Salidis, Bigness. Privates First Class: Freeman, K'Burg, Curran, Coffman, Rea, Lyons, Brown, V. D., Jeffords, Cleland, R. L., Shapiro, Ropp, Bryant, Cannady, Yonce, Privates England, Goley, Brunson, Kinne, Lever, Moore, A. E.. Reese, Hammond, Loud, Moise, Fraylick, Turner, M., Conrad, Brabham, Pinner, Young, Whitten, Lanford, Martis, Carbonell, Raible, Parrish, W. L., Bullwinkel, Moon, Davis, Koehler, Busby, Schlutz, Brown, W. R.. Wood, W. H., Farrar, Totzauer, Turner, E. M. 58 Reed Elwell First Sergeant Bobby Lambert First Lieutenant Stanley Escudero Secoral Lieutenant 59 Ray Floyd Mr. Raymond Floyd and Susan Captain Maun Threat Captain Sponsor Tactical Officer D COMPANY D Captain: Floyd First Lieutenant: Leary Second Lieutenant: Jones, E, First Sergeant: Cole, R. Supply Sergeant: Combs Plantoon Sergeants: Whitaker, Green, W. M. Sergeants: Wood, Martin Guidon Corporal: Hall Corporals: Schlosser, Storey, Sowell, Eicenerode, Seigler, Culwell, Salters, Brindle, Emer- son, Williamson, Hughes. Privates First Class: Anderson, Cook, Fagan, Groce, Hamblen, Hilton, Hoffman, Reid, Rollins, Wagner, Allen, K. H., Buck, Cuevas, Dennis, Flynn, Girot, Polk. Privates Baggett, Bourne, Carnes, Douglass, P., DuMars, Ellenburc, F. M., Fowler, Gibson, Henderson, Johns, Nettles, Outlaw, Pannell, Pickard, Richards, Shelton, Sinclair, Stendel, Taylor, E. G„ Thieman, Vanderford, Caramore, Williams, E. M., Carrigg, Drake, Grace, Graves, Gray, J. B., Greenwald, M., Hotch, Jackson, P., McClindon, Mar an ville, E., Parrish, W. T., Pedler, ScHAFFRICK, StARKE, SmITH, D. V. 60 Rupert Leary First Lieutenant Evans Jones Second Lieutenant Roger Cole First Sergeant 61 John Moore Captain Mrs. John Mellway Sponsor Captain Guy Eargle Tactical Officer w — COMPANY C Captain: Moore, J. W. First Lieutenant: Chabot Second Lieutenant: Dumont First Sergeant: Greene, W. H. Supply Sergeant: McMillan Platoon Sergeants: Perdue, Osborne Sergeants: Jackson, A. P., Olsen Ciriilon Corporal: Wilson, W, R. Corporals: Summers, Knight, D. W., ChancEy, Knouse, Wood, J. H., Canova, Craige, Browder, Berry, C. W., Sweat, Barnes Privates First Class: NeidlinGER, Moore, H. M., Zappitello, Findley, Gourdin, Player, Mc- Court, Peeples, Kornahrens, Berry, A., Ford, FI., Crisco, Langston, M., Fields Privates Thomas, Owens, Tumbleston, Bradley, Goodwin, Anderson, Starliper, Cooper, Suminski, Ellenburg, Fanning, Steinmeyer, Romero, Kimsey, Witham, Jeffords, Kennedy, Crouch, Parham, Soszka, Utsey, Elwell, R., Ford, FI., Sauls, Moore, J. M., Woods, M., Hutto, McDaniel, Laffer- man, Peek, Duvall, Smith, M. E., DeHay, Hellein, Fogle, Pope. 62 Alby Chabot First Lieutenant Arthur Dumont Second Lieutenant Hastings Greene First Sergeant 63 Billy Clary Mrs. Frances Clary Captain Bob Soukup Captain Sponsor Tactical Officer r COMPANY D Captain; Clary First Lieutenant; Hickman Second Lieutenant: Foss First Sergeant: Orey Supply Sergeant: Martindale Platoon Sergeants: Whitson, Crespo Sergeants: Womble, Stanley, J. E. Guidon Corporal: SlMMONS, W. D. Corporals: Allen, M. L.; Cole, Green, G. L., Godowns, Simmons, FI ill, Berastain, Riggs, Kennedy Privates First Class: Mayer, Myers, Schad, Soutii- wood, Cadorette, Sires, Bozeman, Wil liams. Smith, Gurley, Crawford, Bewley, Smith, C. L., Burleson, Eyerly Privates Gregorie, Murray, Shumpert, Walker, Douglass, J., Turner, W., Green, D., Boder, McKeithan, Apel, Faris, Rhymer, Porter, Gibson, Colberg, Barton, Garcia, Stevens, Morris, Brueland, Horton, Able, Marcus, McDowell, Kirwin, Serbia, Salisbury, Howell, Smith, R. L., Byrd, Cordray, Heath, Greenwald, R., Murray. 64 Buddie Hickman Charlie Foss Eddie Gray First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant First Sergeant 65 Tony Broadway Captain Mrs Malissa Womack Sponsor Major W. A. Scaffe Taclical Officer BAND Captain: Broadway First Lieutenant: Baucom Second Lieutenant: Nelson, J. H. First Sergeant: Bennotti Supply Sergeant: Ransdale Platoon Sergeants: Racher, Dover Privates First Class: Dixon, Jacobsen, OvvdoM, Sergeants: Holley, Frenkel Rude- Farmer, Rimer. Ritter, Simmons Corporals: Kibbee, Lawrence, Ferguson, Eckard, Richardson, Mills, Brown, K. N., Hercitel- man, Hightower, Staton Privates Allsbrooks, Austin, Barnette, Bass, Belding, Billingsley, Bessinger, Clinton, Connelly, Ewing, Glass, Griffin, Gullette, Harrison, Jones, K. M.. Milligan, Mixon, Moore, R. M., Nardoni, Nelson, J. A., Powell, Riley, Wade, Winters, Wilson, T. C. 66 Tommy Baucom First Lieutenant Jay Nelson Second Lieutenant Pete Bennotti First Sergeant 67 Seated: Lamar Tyree, Major Waddy Thompson, Dewey, Langston, Standing: Joe Collins, Billy Clary, Ray Floyd, John Moore, Tony Broadway. HONOR COUNCIL The Honor Council is composed of the seven highest ranting cadet officers: The Cadet Lt. Colonel, Captain Adjutant, and five Company Commanders. The Faculty Advisor is Major Waddy Thompson. One of the unique things about Carlisle is that discipline in the cadet corps is handled almost exclusively by this group. After trying the case thoroughly, a verdict is reached and submitted to the Headmaster for his approval. This is llte most respected organization at Carlisle, and great responsibility is given them. 68 CROSS SABER CLUB The most distinguished organization at Carlisle is the Cross Saber Club. To be eligible for membership, one must have proven himself worthy by being selected as a cadet commissioned officer. Duty, Honor, Loyalty, and Tradition are the principles on which the club is based, and its members are encouraged to set an example for other members of the Corps to follow. The club also fosters a constructive spirit for building a better school by its many projects. Members of the club enjoy the privileges of a clubhouse, where they can relax socially during their leisure hours. The members also enjoy several social outings during the year, to which the faculty is invited, thus bringing about a closer rela- tionship between ihe two groups. First Row: Tony Broadway, Bobby Lambert, Dewey Langston, Rupert Leary, Charlie Foss, Alby Ciiabot, Jay Nelson, Arthur Dumont, Joe Collins. Second Row: Jack Baker, Stanley Escudero. Lamar Tyree, Buddie Hickman, Ray Floyd, Evan Jones, Tommy Baucom, John Moore, Billy Clary. NON-COM CLUB CORPORALS: Lawrence, Ferguson, Kibbee, Mills, Eckard, Brown, Hersciielman, Hightower, Richardson, Staton, Hughes, Allen, A. W., Leverette, McManus, Salidis, Kerci-ieval, Bigness, Wells, Knight, J. S., Euchner, Gauthier, Taylor, M. H.r Hall, Eigenbrode, Emerson, Brindle, Culwell, Seigler, Storey, Schlossf.r, Williamson, Sowell, Salters, Wilson, W. R., Ciiancey, Berry, Browder, Barnes, Sweat, Canova, Craige, Summer, Knight, D. W., Simmons, Godowns, Kennedy, Green, G. L., Riggs, Berastain, Cole, Hill, Allen, M. L. PRIVATE FIRST CLASS: Dixon, Farmer, Simmons, O. L,, Ritter, Owdom, Rude, Rimer, Jacobsen, Shapiro, Cleland, R. L., Jeffords, O. C.f Freeman, Yonce, Curran, Jackson, R. B., K Burg, Lyons, Coffman, Bryan, Cleland, H. H., Canaday, Bryant, Rea, Ropp, Brown, V. D., Girot, Groce, Allen, K., Flynn, Johns, Fagan, Wagner, McClindon, Cook, Anderson, Dennis, Fowler, Polk, Reid, Rollins, Cuevas, Buck, Hamblen, Fields, Neidlinger, Berry, Ford, Langston, M. O,, Moore, H. M., Zappitello, Crisco, Barkoot, Findley, Gourdin, McCourt, Peeples, KonrahrenS, Mayer, Crawford, Smith, W. V ., Burleson, Sires, Bewley, Cadorette, Schad, Gurley, Smith, C. L., Williams, Eyerley, Southwood, Myers, Bozeman. 70 SERGEANTS: Cox, Moore, R. B., Adams, Cannon, Collins, E. M., Davenport, Blanke, Ford, Racher, Dover, Ransdale, Holley, Frenkle, Weed, Howze, Maranville, D. R., Bennotti, Elwell, Cole, R. D., Combs, Whitaker, Green, Martin, Wood, W. A., McMillan, Perdue, Osborne, O. C., Jackson, A. P., Olsen, Greene, W. H., Grey, Martindale, Whitson, Crespo, Stanley, WoMBLE, McArN, MiCHIE, KoRB, LaMAR. THE TRAINING CADRE Seated, Left to Right: Auti-iur Dumont, Stanlay Escudero, Lamar Tyree, Billy Clary, Dewey Langston, Charlie Foss, Rupert Leary. Standing: Francisco Crespo, Robert Kirwan, Tony Porter, Bill Hall, Ben Summer, Joe Whitson, Jamie Micrie, Lindy Korb, John Salidas, Hastings Greene, Don Buck, Kokins Martin, George McArn, Otis Osbourne, The training' cadre is composed of a selected group of Cadets cliosen by the faculty. The purpose of this group is to prepare the new recruits for the beginning of their military life at Carlisle. In charge of this year s cadre was Cadet Captain Billy Clary. The military discipline and courtesy was completely under the supervision of him and the able members of bis cadre. 72 SPORTS CHEERLEADERS Rupert Leary Baby Joe Collins Bobby Lambert Alby Chabot Freddie McDowell L. H. Cook ALMA MATER In the heart of South Carolina, Reared against the sky, Proudly stands our dear old Carlisle, As the years go by. May it ever be our watchword, Conquer and Prevail” Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, Dear old Carlisle, Hail: We are working all together to make a better school. We are proud of dear old Carlisle. and forever will be true. When we from thy halls have parted, and life’s battle’s on, Thy great spirit shall inspire us Til eternal dawn. 74 Bob McCully Football Harold Phillips Basketball Richard Phillips Baseball COACHES Coaching at Carlisle is a difficult task. Be- cause of the uncertainty of returning boys and the never ending problem of obtaining a suit- able schedule, Carlisle teams are always un- predictable. Our football coaches. Bob McCully and Richard Phillips, turned in a remarkably good season. Compiling a record of six wins, three losses, and one tie, they produced the first winning team Carlisle has seen in ten years. Our basketball coach, Harold Phillips, was burdened with the task of preparing both the “A” and B teams. Although both teams ended the season with an under par record, they did defeat some of the better teams in the area. Richard Phillips, doubling up on his duties, also coached the Cyclone baseball squad. The outlook for a winning season is good. The newly organized Carlisle golf team is coached by Jack Steadman and William Scaffe. The future of the sport at Carlisle will depend upon the interest cadets place upon it. Ray Floyd Ted Moore Jack Baker Joe Pinner Bobby Adams Derry Curran 76 Mike Gauthier Andy Jackson Crusher” Wagner Wheeler Green BErnie Coffman Garland Green Joe Lanford Charles Leverette Rodney Culwell First Row: Jack Baker, Mike Gauthier, Ted Moore, “Crusher” Wagner, Wheeler Green, Andy Jackson, Ralph Pedler, Frank Gibbs. Second Row: Johnny Hammond, Robert Moore, Rodney Culyvell, Authur Kibbee, Joe Pinner, James Knight. Third Row: Mon Langston, Buddy Austin, Lewis Bourne, Charles Leverette, Ronnie Perdue, Bernie Coffman, Joe Lanford, Derry Curran. Fourth Row: Arthur Brabham, Ray Floyd, Garland Green, Bobby Adams, Ed Salters, Bobby Drake, Evan Jones. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM “Tubby” Jones Frank Gibbs Capiains SCORES c. M S. . . . ... 25 Dreher J. V. . . . . 0 C. M. S. . . . ... 6 Aiken . . 6 C. M. s. . . . ... 9 L. B. C . . 7 C. M. s. . . . ... 20 Blackville .... . . 7 C. M. s. . . . ... 21 St. Johns .... . . 27 C. M. s. . . . ... 20 Granitcville . . 6 C. M. s. . . . ... 12 Rock Hill .... . . 4 C. M. s. . . . ... 19 Wade Hampton . . . . 13 c. M. s. . . . ... 20 Barnwell .... . . 13 c. M. s. . . . ... 7 Brookland-Cayce . . . 20 David Parham Townes Howze W. L. Parrish Managers JUNIOR VARSITY Kneeling: Cooper, Staton, Ford, DuVall, Woods, Smith, Barkoot, Green, Rhymer, Alsbrooks, Walker, Stanley, Serbia. Standing: Coach Phillips, H., Brown, Wells, Jackson, Chancey, Cannon, Herschelman, Farmer, Wood, Woods, Williams, Martis, Henderson, Grey, Coach Threatt. VARSITY Kneeling: McCourt. Berastain, Gauthier, Curran, Green, W. M, I'oss, Graves. Standing: Coach Phillips, Polk, Coffman, Clary, Moore, J. W., Sires, Olsen, Manager. BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY Kneeling: Pope, Bozeman, Gray, R. E., Garcia. Standing; Bass, Brindle, Woods, W. I I., Alsbrooks. Mike Gauthier Ralph Berastain John Moore SCOREBOARD c. M. S. . . ... 46 Estill . 28 C. M. S. . . . . 26 Sumter .... . . 57 c. M. S. . . ... 63 Camden . , . . . 40 C. M. S. . . . . 58 Orangeburg . . 62 c. M. s. . . ... 45 Bishop-England . 55 c. M. S. . . . . 43 Jefferson A. C. . . 46 c. M. s. . . ... 37 Beaufort .... . 35 c. M. S. . . . . 71 Bfuffton . . . . . 43 c. M. s. . . ... 60 Camden .... . 32 c. M. s. . . . . 42 Checker Cab Co. . 53 c. M. s. . . ... 49 Jefferson A. C. . 40 c. M. s. . . . . 78 Richmond A. . 76 c. M. s. . . ... 60 Richmond A. . 73 c. M. s. . . . . 35 Eau Claire . . 44 c. M. s. . . ... 61 Beaufort ... . 62 c. M. s. . . . . 47 North Augusta . . 52 c. M. s, . . ... 46 Checker Cab Co. . 52 c M. s. . . . . 53 Bishop-England . . 43 Wheeler Green Charlie Foss Coach Phillips 81 GOLF Left to Right: Mark Taylor, Lindy Korb, Buddie Hickman, Bobby Adams, Jack Baker, Jerry Harrison, Pete Bennotti, Carl Ferguson, Tony Broadway, John Billingsley, Richard Frenkle. 82 Tony Broadway Carl Ferguson Captains BASEBALL Seated, Left to Right: Yonce, Cole, Coffman, Salters, Pedler, Floyd, Wagner, Parrish, W. T., Berastain. Standing: Southwood, Stanley, Racher, Hutto, Gauthier, Weed, Culwell, Gibbs, Hammond, Graves, Woods, Lawrence, Stanley. Ralph Pedler Captain Charles Leverettf. W. L. Parrish Managers 83 Kneeling, Left to Right: Pedler, Gibbs, Baker, Clary, Broadway. First Rom: Perdue, Chabot, Parham, Green, G. L., Lambert, Jackson, Bozeman, Berastain, McDowell, Leary, Collins, J. E. Second Ron;,- Parrish, Lanford, Green, W. M., Culwell, Hammond, Adams, Wagner, Leverette, Salters, Langston, M. O. Third Rom: Hovvze, Curran, Moore, A. E., Moore, J. W., Knight, J. S., Pinner, Cole, Brabham, Coffman, Floyd, Jones, Hotch. BLOCK C CLUB The Bloch C is one of the most popular clubs on the campus. The dream of every cadet at one time or another is to join this club. Membership is limited to those who have earned a varsity letter. After earning their letter the future member must go through a week’s initiation. The social function of the cluh is to provide entertainment by having parties and initiations. The purpose of the club is to develop leadership and promote better sports- manship. S4 Frank Gibbs Vice-President Jack Baker President Miss Sloan Ingram Sponsor OFFICERS Billy Clary Secretary 5 Tony Broadway Treasurer Ralph Pedler Sergeant at Arms Seated, Left to Right: John Stanley, Ted Racher, Tony Broadway, Arthur Dumont, Phil Jackson, Al Chancey, SfanJing: Clarence Lamar, Joe Laneord, Kent Wells, Charles Leverette, Bobby Drake. INTRAMURALS Capt. Malin Threatt Advisor Intramurals are held for all cadets who do not participate in varsity sports. There are eight teams under the leadership of a cadet manager. The intra- mural program is supervised Ly a faculty officer. Each team participates in all of the seasonal sports, including football, basketball, and softball. The rankings in these particular sports are indicated by points. At the termination of the year the final champion is decided by the most points. Intramurals at Carlisle not only give each and every cadet some- thing to do, but they also bolster morale. 86 RETREAT The day is done. As the mournful notes of Retreat echo through the hushed silence, the Corps of Cadets stands assembled at present arms to respectfully watch the lowering of our country’s flag. In the respectful silence that follows the Retreat of the Colors, the solemn ceremony becomes more than just a tribute to the flag; it acquires a religious significance too. After the bugle that heralds the coming of darkness becomes silent, the cadets feel within them- selves a closer kinship to God as well as to their country. Retreat is perhaps the most important event in the daily life of a cadet. It develops character and an ingrained love of God and our country. ADVERTISEMENTS 87 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. 88 W. L. LEARY HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY GREENWOOD, SOUTH CAROLINA 89 I Attention YOU CAN GET AUTO INSURANCE REGARDLESS OF AGE OR RANK Private of 17, or general of 60! Get low-cost protection now from National Auto Insurance Company. Pay a small membership fee, only once . . it's good for life. Permits you to drive any private passenger car, motorcycle or motor scooter, on or off the base. Meets all military and civil requirements. PAY LOW PREMIUMS MONTHLY — NO BIG CASH OUTLAY! WRITE TODAY for application blank and full details NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY P. O, Box 4188 Jqcksonville, Florido MILITARY ADDRESS. HARRISON SPECIALTY COMPANY Wholesale Only DRUGS, CANDIES, SPECIALTIES 271 GROVE ST, PHONE 1066 DARLINGTON, SOUTH CAROLINA 90 Compliments of Compliments of Cotton Patch Kilgus Restaurant Printing Company BAMBERG, S. C. U. S. 301 AND 601 NORTH BAMBERG, S. C. PHONE CH 5-2321 “Prints the Carlisle Bugle” Bamberg COMPLIMENTS OF Motor Company Copeland’s Children’s Shop FORD Sales and Service INFANTS’ AND CHILDREN S APPAREL GIFTS — NOVELTIES Mrs. Andrew Peeples, Manager BAMBERG, S. C. 119 SOUTH MAIN STREET BAMBERG, S. C. 91 Beautyrest Beds — Tile Baths Western Auto Bamberg Motel Associate Store Home Owned by “In The Heart Of Town” James T, Burch Steam Heat CHRISTMAS TOYS AUTO ACCESSORIES 100% Air Conditioned SPORTING GOODS Private Swimming Pool FISHING TACKLE WIZARD TOOLS ELECTRIC APPLIANCES TELEPHONE CH 5-2012 ON XL S. 301 and XL S. 601 Main and Elm Streets Bamberg, S. C. BAMBERG, S. C. PHONE CH 5-2255 Fogle s Compliments of Barber Shop Sanitary Haircuts To Fit Many Boys, Especially Carlisle Cadets Barber Shop BAMBERG, S. C. BAMBERG, S. C. 92 We Appreciate Your Business Little Theatre J. W. Hand Jewelers Cadets Always Welcome Jewelry and Gifts BAMBERG, SOUTH CAROLINA DIXIE AUTO STORE HOME AND AUTO SUPPLIES Model Planes — Auto Tires — Radios Sporting Goods — Television — Auto Accessories DENMARK, S. C. BAMBERG, S. C. 93 Holiday Motel Kearse and Padgett Highways U. S. 301 and 601 BAMBERG, S. C. Mens Outfitters PHONE CH 5-2116 Air Conditioning Pool Accommodations BAMBERG, S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENT'S OF Wescoat-Tiedman Hardware Co. Smoak Chevrolet Company, Inc. GENERAL HARDWARE Smoak Motors BAMBERG, S. C. BAMBERG, S. C. 94 COMPLIMENTS OF KEMP CLEANERS PHONE CH 5-2643 BAMBERG, S. C. Compliments of SUPERIOR CLEANERS PHONE CH 5-2243 BAMBERG, S. C. 95 BAMBERG TEXTILE MILLS MANUFACTURERS OF COTTON GOODS A Privately owned institution, which pays taxes and re- ceives no assistance from the State or any of its subdivisions, Carlisle is a valuable asset to the educational, economic, and social life of Bamberg. BAMBERG, SOUTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF CARLISLE CANTEEN Harlee J. Pearce SCHOOL SUPPLIES • SANDWICHES SODA FOUNTAIN • DRY CLEANING “Up or Down, We're Still Around,y 96 Wad’, SbrStore A Good Drug Store In A Good Town With A Good School” Carlisle Cadets Are Always Welcomed in Our Store We Have Served Carlisle Since 1913 Norman Kirkland Distributor GULF OIL PRODUCTS F. B. McCrackin, Phar.D. Proprietor F. A. McCracken, B.S. in Phau. PHONE CH 5-2056 302 WEST RAILROAD AVENUE PHONE CH 5-2696 B AMBERG, S. C. BAMBERG, S. C. McMillan's AMOCO SERVICE STATION WASHING — GREASING TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE The Denmark Coca-Cola PHONE CH 5-2728 BAMBERG, S. C. Bottling Company DENMARK, S. C. Compliments of Edwards 5c-10c-$1.00 Store THE STORE OF THE THRIFTY BAMBERG, S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF B. C. Moore Sons Incorporated “Buy from Moore and Save More” BAMBERG, S. C. To The Carlisle Cadets . . . 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 98 Union Battery Co� (NOT INC.) Randolph B. Railey, Owner UNION BATTERIES PURE OXIDE PLATES 817 SOUTHWEST EIGHTH ST. (Tamiami Trail) MIAMI, FLORIDA DAY PHONE 5311 NIGHT PHONE 5316 “ANY MAKE, ANY MODEL, WE’VE GOT THE PARTS” Cjray 5 Uded Cdc 4nd j artd KINGSTREE, S. C. HERE'S A TEST THAT'S EASY TO PASS! Every Cadet can pass the test for neat appearance when he’s wear- ing a HANOVER Regulation Military SHIRT Made hy the makers of other fine quality cotton uniform items . . . Hanover Uniform Company BALTIMORE 1, MARYLAND Dairy Products THAT ARE “Better Than They Have To Be” 99 Best wishes and success to Carlisle Military School during the year B. J. Staton 1959. General Merchandise PACO STORE Gulf Gas and Oil + + + + + + HIGHWAY 521 ARECIBO, PUERTO RICO FORESTON, S. C. Hi-Way Host COMPLIMENTS OF Motel Restaurant She .Spot SOUTH SIDE IN CITY Strive-Sn f edtaurant Reasonable — Clean — Quiet Good Food Restful — Good Food Quick Service ON U. S. ROUTES 801 and 601 U. S. 801 AND 601, NORTH BAMBERG, S. C. TELEPHONE CH 5-2251 BAMBERG, S. C. 100 COMPLIMENTS OF The Wisteria Restaurant HIGHWAY 301, NORTH Home of Good Food and Cordial Atmosphere Managed hy Mbs. R. D. Collier and daughter, Beverly Lauries Shoe Shop BAMBERG, S. C. + + + “We Keep Carlisle Cadets Wallring” COMPLIMENTS OF CITY OF BAMBERG + + + E. L. Price, Sr., Mayor B. F. Folk, City Clerk 101 BRABHAM OIL COMPANY AMOCO Distributors Clarence M. Brabham, Owner Goodyear Tires Fuels — Lubricants — Accessories Batteries TELEPHONE CH 5-2721 CHURCH STREET BAMBERG, SOUTH CAROLINA Our Business Is Making Warm Friends COMPLIMENTS OF J. Cooner and Son The Hardware Men + + + BAMBERG, S. C. Jbe (Samber Jlerald and Jderald l oob Stc ore Designers and Creators of Distinctive Printing PHONE CH 5-2653 BAMBERG, S. C. 102 “THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS SECURITY— THERE IS ONLY OPPORTUNITY!” —General Douglas A. MacAktllur CARLISLE MILITARY SCHOOL training is designed to develop alertness for opportunity 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 in- terested 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 dedi- cated 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 AVENUE BALA-CYNWYD, PENNA. Ziggy's Cotton Patch Motel Restaurant Motel Carlisle Cadets and Families COMFORT AND Always Welcome CONVENIENCE AT NO PREMIUM + + + Welcome, Carlisle U. S. 301 and 601, NORTH BAMBERG, S. C, RESTAURANT ADJOINING — 103 Bamberg Furniture Exchange PHONE 3617 MAIN STREET NEW AND USED FURNITURE SOLD AND EXCHANGED BAMBERG S. C. Press of THE R. L, BRYAN COMPANY Columbia, S. C. 104