Carlisle Military School - Rebel Yearbook (Bamberg, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1960 volume:

Carlisle Mi, PETE BENNOTTI Editor -in- Chief STANLEY ESCUDERO Assistant Editor ED SALTERS Sports Editor CARL FERGUSON Business Manager DEDICATION W«. MaJd To you, Mrs. Rice, we, the Rebel Staff of 1960, are proud and happy to dedicate this annual. We owe you a great deal, not only for your help in the library, but as a friend to whom we can turn when we are in need of help. Work in the library, your efforts to produce an enjoyable newspaper for the Corps of Cadets, and for many other rea- sons we salute you, Mrs. Rice. In this way we wish to express our appreciation and love for the time you have dedicated to Carlisle and its students. President Headmaster Young Gentlemen: Your reputation is what men think you are. Your character is what God knows you are. If you are interested in success, look well to your character, and your rep- utation will take care of itself. James F. Rusher, Colonel-President. Young Gentlemen: Character and hard work are two essen- tials to success in life. Play square with your fellow man and take advantage of those opportunities which come your way each day, and you will make your mark on the world. William R. Rlsher, M ajor-II eadmaster. 3 PROLOGUE As another great year of Carlisle Cadet life comes to a close, we of the Rebel Staff, through careful planning, team work, and concise but complete composition, wish to present to our fellow cadets, the faculty, and other readers of the 1960 Rebel, not merely a yearbook, but something that can be looked back into over and over again with fond memories. In this presentation, we have portrayed the life of a cadet at Carlisle. We have reviewed scenes of the military structure, scholastic program, and building of the school. In doing this we have tried to tell the story of the school and the people within it. We sincerely hope that our endeavor to form and compose a synopsis of the life, and a place where what may well be the turning point in many a boy’s life where he transforms childhood into manhood, will surpass your utmost expectations. 4 THE COLOR GUARD Rollins, Reid, J. C., Dennis, Korxahrens 5 • V, 1 i 7- CARLISLE Lt. Col. James M. Grimes Commandant of Cadets Instructor of Math A.B., Wofford College At Carlisle 25 years Major John P. Patton Assistant Commandant Instructor of Sub-Freshmen A.B., Erskine College At Carlisle 21 years M a jo it Waddy Thompson P.M.S.T. Instructor of Military B.S., The Citadel At Carlisle 18 years Major M. Carson Sturgeon Liaison Officer Instructor of French and English A.B., Furman University At Carlisle 16 years Captain Willis F. Martin Instructor of History, Geometry, Economics B.S., University of Kentucky At Carlisle 4 years Major William Scaffe Rand Director Instructor of English and History A.B., Newberry College At Carlisle 12 years Captain Guy H. Eargle Instructor of Math and Physics A.B., Newberry College At Carlisle 10 years Captain Jack W. Steadman Instructor of Commerce and History A.B., Wofford College At Carlisle 8 years Captain Kobert Soukup Instructor of Physics and Biology B.S.j The Citadel At Carlisle 4 years Major Karl Stollar Registrar Instructor of Science B.S., Union College: M.F., Yale University At Carlisle 13 year§ FACULTY Captain A. W. Norman Director of A thletics INSTRUCTO! OF Math A.B., M.A.� Roanoke College At Carlisle 2 years Captain Robert Young Instructor of Algebra and English A. B., Presbyterian College At Carlisle I year Captain Garland Hancock Instructor of English B. S., Newberry College At Carlisle 2 years Captain Richard H. Phillips Coach of Football and Baseball Instructor of General Science and Civics B.S., Newberry College At Carlisle 2 years Captain Malxn Threatt Instructor of History and Law B.A., University of South Carolina At Carlisle 2 years Mrs. Guy Eargle Instructor of Remedial Reading A.B., Furman University At Carlisle I year Mrs. James F. Risher Dietician A.B., Columbia College, Columbia University Mrs. Willis F. Martin Secretary to the Headmaster A.B., Mount St. Joseph On-The-Ohio At Carlisle 15 years Mrs. Harold Rice Librarian A.B., University of South Carolina Certificate in Library Science Dr. Michael Watson, M.D. School Physician Mrs. Waddy Thompson, R.N. School Nurse Orangeburg Hospital School of Nursing At Carlisle 3 years Mrs. Florine Mason Matron CLASSES 9 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Rodney Culwell Vice-President Pete Bennotti Secretary Stanley Es cudero Treasurer Ed Salters President SENIOR CLASS ARLEY W. ALLEN, JR, “Bud Louisville, Ky. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. C. 1958-59—Cpl. Co. A; Non- Com Club. 1959-60—1 Sgt. Co. A; Non-Com Club. KENNETH H. ALLEN “Sad Sack” Camden, S. C. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. C. 1958-59—PFC Co. B; Non- Com Club. 1959-60—Guidon Cpl. Co. B; Non- Com Club; Crack Drill Platoon. WILLIAM A. BARNES, JR. “Little Willie” Gainesville, Fla. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. C. 1958-59—PFC Co. C; Non- Com Club. 1959-60—Capt. Co. A; Cross Sabre Club; Honor Council; Life Guard. CARLTON J. BELL “Ding-A-Ling Ocean Drive Beach, S. C. 1959-60—Pvt. Co. B; PFC Co. C; Non-Com Club. LOUIS P. BENNOTTI “Pete” Medfield. Mass. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. Band, Orchestra. 1957-58— Cpl. Co. Band; Non-Com Club; CERO Club; Orchestra; Golf Team; Intramural Staff. 1958-59—I Sgt. Co. Band; Non-Com Club; Orchestra; Golf Team; Intramural Staff; CERO Club; Com men cement Marshal; Annual Staff; Flight Club. 1959-60—1st Lt. Co. Band; Block “C” Club; Golf Team; Cross Sabre Club; CERO Club; Radio Club; Editor of Annual; Senior Superlative; Secretary of Senior Class; Capt. of Golf Team. RALPH M. BERASTAIX “Little Beast” San Juan. Puerto Rico 1957-58—Pvt, Co. D; Varsity Basketball; Var- sity Baseball, Most Valuable Award; Block “C” Club. 1958-59—Cpl. Co. D: Varsity Bas- ketball: Varsity Baseball: Non-Com Club; Block “C Club. 1959-60—Sgt. 1 C Co. D; Non-Com Club; Varsity Basketball; Capt. of Basketball Team; Varsity Baseball; Block “C” Club; Captain of Baseball Team. JAMES M. BERRY “Jimmy Norfolk, Va. 1955-56—Pvt. Co. D. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. D; “B” Team Football. 1959-60—Pvt. Co. B. THOMAS I. BLAIR “Jimmie Jacksonville, Fla. 1959-60—Pvt. Co. A; PFC Co. A; Non-Com Club. SENIOR CLASS BYRON W. BLANKE “Byro” Nova Scotia, Canada 1957-58—Pvt. Co. D. 1958-59—Sgt. Co. Staff; Non-Com Club. 1959-80—2nd Lt. Co. C; Cross Sabre Club. HENRY W. BOURNE “Henry” Arlington, Va. 1958-57—Pvt. Co. B. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. B. 1958-59—Pvt. Co. B; 4,B” Team Football; “A” Team Football. 1959-60—Pvt, Co. B; ‘ A” Team Football; Block “C” Club. WILLIAM A. BRINDLE “Bill” Boca Raton, Fla. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. B: “B' Team Football. 1958 59—Cpl. Co. B; Non-Com Club: “B” Team Basketball. 1959 69—Capt. Co. D: Cross Sabre Club; Honor Council; President of CF.RO Staff; Newspaper Staff; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Baseball. ROBERT J. BROWDER “Bobby” St, Stephen, S, C. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. D; PFC Co. D: “B1 Team Football: Non- Com Club. 1958-59— Cpl. Co. C; “B Team Football; Non-Com Club. 1959-60—Cpl. Co. C; Non-Com Club. RANDALL I,. BRUNSON “Randy” Beaufort, S. C. 1958-59—Pvt. Co. A. 1959-60—Pvt. Co. A. EDWARD G. BRYAN, JR. “Sheriff” Charleston, S. C. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. B. 1958-59—PFC Co. A; Non-Com Club. 1959-69 -Cpl. Co. A; Non-Com Club, VERNON J. BUCK “Huk” Daytona, Fla. 1954-55—Pvt, Co. D; Library Staff. 1955-56- Pvt. Co. C; PFC Co. D; Non-Com Club; I ibrary Staff. 1956-57—Cpl. Co. D; Pvt. Co. D; Library Staff; Non-Com Club. 1957- 58—Cpl. Co. D; Pvt. Co. D: Non-Com Club; Library Staff. 1958-59—PFC Co. B; Cpl. Co. B: Library Staff; Non-Com C ub; CERO Club. 1059 60—Cpl. Co. B; li- brary Staff; Newspaper Staff; CERO Club; Non-Com Club. BURKE E. CANNON “Gun” Miami, Fla. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. B; B” Team Baseball, 1958-59—PFC Co. C; Cpl. Co. C; Non-Com Club. 1950-60—1st Lt. Co. B; Co. A; Cross Sabre Club; Crack Drill Platoon; Train- ing Cadre. OF 1960 GEORGE C. CANOVA “George Jacksonville, Fla. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. C. 1958-59—PFC Co. C; Cpl. Co. C; Non-Coin Club, 1959-6� —Cpl. Co. C; Bar Bell Club; Non-Com Club. JAMES A. CAR AMORE “Jimmy Hollis, N. Y. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. C, 1958-59—Pvt. Co. C; 1959-00—Pvt. Co. C. ALVIN V. CHANCEY “Alvanis Jacksonville, Fla. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. I). 1957-58—PFC Co. C; Non-Com Club. 1958- 59—Cpl, Co. C; Non-Com Club, 1959-60—Sgt l C Co. C; Non- Com Club. ROBERT L. CLELAND “Bobbie” Savannah, Ga. 1958-59—Pvt. Co, B. 1959-60—PFC Co. A; Cpl. Co. A; Non- Com Club. BERNE M. COFFMAN “Bzrnie Jacksonville, Fla, 1955-56—Pvt. Co. D. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. D; “B Team Football; “B” Team Basketball; “B” Team Baseball, 1957-58—Pvt. Co. B; “B” Team Football; “B” Team Basketball; “B” Team Baseball. 1958-59—PFC Co. A; “A” Team Football; “A” Team Baseball; “A” Team basketball; Non-Com Club; Block “C Club. 1959-60— Cpl. Co. A; 1st Sgt. Co. C; “A” Team Football; “A” Team Basketball; “A!' Team Baseball; Senior Superla- tive; Non-Com Club; Block “C” Club. BRUCE C. COMBS “C’Bee” Venezuela, S. A. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. C; PFC Co. C; Non-Com Club. 1957- 58—Cpl. Co. C; Training Cadre; Non-Com Club. 1958-59- - Sgt. l C Co. B; Non-Com Club. 1959-60—1st Sgt, Co. I ; Non-Com Club. LEWIS H. COOK “Cookie Yarn ville, S. C. 1955-56—Pvt. Co. D. 1956-57—l’vt. Co. C; Bar Bell Club. 1957-58—PFC Co. D; Non-Com Club; Pvt. Co. D. 1958- 59—Pvt. Co. B; PFC Co. B; Non-Com Club; Library Staff. 1959-60—Cpl. Co. B; Sgt. l C Co. B; Non-Com Club; CERO Staff; Library Staff, Newspaper Staff. MARK W. CROUCH “ White y” El on College, N. C. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. C. 1958-59—Pvt. Co. C; Flight Club. 1959-66—Pvt. Co. C; PFC Co. C; Secretary-Treasurer of Flight Club; Non-Com Club. SENIOR CLASS RAMON R. CUEVAS “Pin” Sax German, Puerto Rico 1955-50—Pvt. Co. D. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. D; 1957-58—Pvt. Co. C. 1958-59—Pvt. Co. B; PFC Co. B; Non-Com Club; Crack Drill Platoon. 1959-00—Cpl. Co. C; Sgt. 1 C Co. C; Non-Com Club. RODNEY L. CULWELL “Rodney” Venezuela, S, A. 1957- 58—Pvt, Co. B; “B Team Football; Varsity Baseball. 1958- 59—Cpl. Co. A; Cpl. Co. B; Newspaper Staff; Varsity Football; Varsity Baseball; Block ‘ C” Club; Secretary of Jun- ior Class; Non-Com Club. 1959-60—Lt. Col Co. Staff; Chairman of Cross Sabre Club; Co-Editor of Newspaper; Vice-President Senior Class; CERO Club; Varsity Football; Varsity Baseball; Block “C” Club; Honor Council. ANDREW J. DeHAY “Kingfish” Mgncks Corner, S. C. 1957-58—pvt. Co. C. 1958-59—Pvt. Co, C. 1959-60—Pvt. Co. D. ROBERT E. DRAKE “Drakie” N. Charleston, S. C. 1957- 58—Pvt. Co. B; Intramural Staff; “B” Team Football. 1958- 59—PFC Co. B; Pvt. Co. B; Intramural Staff; Non-Com Club; Bar Bell Club; Varsity Football; Crack Drill Platoon. 1959- 60—Pvt. Co. B; PFC Co. B; Student Intramural Director; Non-Com Club; 'B ' Team Football; Coach; Radio Club; News- paper Staff ; Annual Staff. MAURICE E. EIGENBRODE “Snatch” Hagerstown, Md, 1956-57—Pvt. Co. B; 1957-58—Pvt. Co. B; PFC Co. B; Non-Com Club. 1958-59-—Cpl. Co. B; Non-Com Club, 1959- 60—Sgrt- i C Co. B; Non-Com Club. REED L. ELWELL “Moose” Neola, Iowa 1956-57—Pvt. Co. A; 1957-58—Pvt. Co. A. 1958-59—Cpl. Co. A; 1st Sgt. Co. A; Non-Coin Club, 1959-80—Capt. Co. B; Cross Sabre Club; Honor Council. STANLEY T. ESCUDERO “S Q” New Symrna, Fla. 1955-56—Pvt. Co. C; PFC Co. C; Non-Com Club; Honor Roll. 1956-57—Cpl. Co. Staff; Color Guard; Newspaper Staff; Honor Roll; Training Cadre; Freshman Scholar- ship Award; Non-Com Club. 1957-58—Sgt. l C Co. C; Newspaper Staff; Annual Staff; Non-Com Club; Intra- murals; Honor Roll; Sophomore Scholarship Award; Military Superiority Award; Training Cadre; Secretary of Sophomore Class; CERO Staff. 1958-59—2nd Lt. Co. A; Cross Sabre Club; Associate Editor of Newspaper; Business Manager of Annual; Honor Roll; Junior Scholarship Award; President of Junior Class; CERO Staff; Training Cadre. 1959-00—Capt. Co. C: Training Cadre Commander; Editor-in-Chief of Newspaper; As- sistant Editor of Annual; Cross Sabre Club; Commander of Rebel Rifles; Honor Roll; Treasurer Senior Class; Cheerleader; Block “C” Club; Honor Council. JOHN J. EUCHNER “Johnny” Raleigh, N. C. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. A. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. A; Radio Club. 1958-59—PFC Co. A; Cpl. Co. A; President Radio Club; Drill Platoon. 1959-60—2nd Lt. Co, A; Cross Sabre Club; President Radio Club. OF 1960 THOMAS G. EWING, JR. “Big Tom Vkradale, Washington 1958-59—Pvt. Co. Band. 1959-60—Sgt 1 C Co. Band; Pvt. Co. Band; Non-Com Club; Varsity Basketball. JAMES E. FARMER “Lead Foot” Marietta, S- C. 1958-59—Pvt. Co. Band; PFC Co. Band; Non-Com Club; “B” Team Football. 1959-60—Cpl. Co. Band; Sgt. 1 C Co. Band; Cheerleader; Non-Com Club. JAMES R. FIELDS “Jimmy Welci-t, W. Va. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. D. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. I). 1958-59—PFC Co. C; Non-Com Club. 1959-60—Cpl. Co. C; Non-Com Club. HENRY R. FORD “V-8” Jacksonville, Fla. 1958-59—Pvt. Co. C: PFC Co. C; Non-Com Club; “B” Team Football. 1959-6«—Cpl. Co. C; Sgt. Co. C; Non-Com Club; Training Cadre; Bus Driver; Life Guard. RICHARD M. FRENKEL “Frenk” Charleston, S. C. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. Band; PFC Co. Band; Non-Com Club; ■It Team Football; Orchestra; Radio Club; Golf Team; Intramurals. 1958-59—Sgt. Co. Band; Non-Com Club; Orchestra; Radio Club; Golf Team; Company Clerk; Intramurals. 1959-6«—2nd Lt, Co. Band; Cross Sabre Club; Annual Staff: Captain Golf Team; Radio Club. JOSE I. GARCIA “Chino Arecido, Puerto Rico 1958-59—Pvt. Co. I): Basketball Team. 1959-60—Cpl. Co. D; Varsity Basketball; Non-Com Club; Block “C” Club. JOHN M. GLASS “Malkguena” Mobile, Ala. 1958-59—Pvt. Co. Band. 1959-60—Sgt. I C Co. Band; Non-Com Club. DOUGLAS E. GOLEY “Pete” Greer, S. C. 1958-59—Pvt. Co. A. 1959-60-—PFC Co. A; Cpl. Co, A; Non-Com Club; Flight Club. SENIOR CLASS RALPH E. GRAY “Eddie Kingstree, S. C. 1955-50—Pvt. Co. D; PFC Co. C; Non-Com Club. 1956-57—Cpl. Co. D; Non-Com Club; Treasurer of Freshmen Class; Company Clerk: “B” Team Basketball; Intramural Staff. 1957-58—Sgt. Co. D; Non-Com Club; “B” Team Football; “B” Team Basket- ball; “B” Team Baseball; Company Clerk; Intramural Staff; Treasurer of Sophomore Class. 1958-59—1st Sgt. Co. C; Non- Com Club: 'B Team Basketball; Vice-President of Junior Class; Crack Drill Platoon. CEFtO Club. 1959-90—2nd Lt. Co. D; Cross Sabre Club: Varsity Basketball; Block “C” Club; Cheerleader; CERO Club. LAWRENCE R. HAMBLEN “Wild Arab Cleveland, Ohio 1955-56—Pvt. Co. C. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. B. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. B; Newspaper Staff. 1958-59—PFC Co. B; Newspaper Staff; An- nual Staff; Non-Com Club. 1959-66—Pvt. Co. B; Newspaper Staff, Co-Exchange Editor; Annual Staff; Company Clerk; Director of Rebel Rifles. GUY J. HARRISON “Harrimo” Darlington, S. C. 1958-59—Pvt. Co. Band; Golf Team; Block “C” Club. 1959-66— PFC Co. Band; Golf Team; Non-Com Club; Block “C” Club, W ILIA AM C. HOLLEY “Brooks Aiken, S. C. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. Band; PFC Co. Band; Non-Com Club; Orchestra. 1958-59—Sgt. Co. Band; Non-Com Club; Orchestra. 1959-80—Capt. Co. Band; Cross Sabre Club; Honor Council; Student Conductor of Orchestra. JOHN A, HOOD “Neuman Barrington, III. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. A; Intramural Staff; “B” Team Foot- ball; “B Team Basketball; Honor Roll. 1957-58—-Pvt. Co. A; Intramural Staff; Varsity Basketball; Radio Club; Newspaper Staff. 1959-6«—Pvt. Co. A; Varsity Football; Block “C” Club; Varsity Basketball; News- paper Staff; Top Ten; Radio Club; Honor Roll. EDWARD T. HORTON “Eddie Jacksonville, Fla. 1959-60—Pvt. Co. C; PFC Co. C; Non-Com Club. THOMAS D. HUTTO “Tommy” Columbia, S. C. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. C; “B Team Football; Varsity Base- ball; Intramurals. 1958 59—PFC Co. C; Varsity Foot- ball; Baseball Varsity; Non-Com Club. 1959-60—PFC Co. C; Cpl. Co. C; Varsity Baseball; CERO Staff: Non- Com Club, ROBERT B. JACKSON, JR. “Bob” Savannah, Ga. 1958-59—Pvt. Co. A; PFC Co, A; Non-Com Club; “B Team Football. 1959-60—Sgt. l C Co. A; Non-Com Club; Training Cadre. OF 1960 RICHARD KAY “Dickie Bamberg, S. C. 1958-59—Pvt. CO. A. 1959-60—Pvt. Co. A. JOHN H. KENNEDY “Goat Savannah, Ga. 1958-59—Pvt. Co. C. 1959-60—PPG Co. C; Cpl. Co. C; Non-Com Club. SYDNEY B. KINNE “Pooler Pooler, Ga. 1958-59—Pvt. Co. A. 1959-60—PFC Co. A; Pvt. Co. A; Non- Com Club. JAMES S. KNIGHT, JR. “Suey St. Simons Island, Ga. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. A; “B” Team Football; “B” Team Baseball; B” Team Basketball; Radio Club. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. A; “B” Team Baseball; “B” Team Basketball; Bar Bell Club; Radio Club. 1958-59—Pvt. Co. A; Cpl. Co. A: Varsity Football; “B” Team Basketball; Block “C” Club; Non-Com Club; CERO; Bar Bell Club. 1959-60—Sgt. Co. A; Varsity Football; Non-Com Club; Block “C” Club; Vice-President of Bar Bell Club; Top Ten. UNWOOD B. KORB “Knob Georgetown, S. C. 1955-56—Pvt. Co. B; Football Manager. 1956-57—PFC Co. B; Football Manager; Non-Com Club. 1957-58—Cpl. Co, B; Varsity Football; Intramural Staff; Training Cadre; Non-Com Club. 1958-59—M Sgt. Co. Staff; Color Guard; Crack Drill Platoon; Non-Com Club; Training Cadre. 1959-60—Capt. Adj. Co. Staff; Cross Sabre Club; Honor Council; Senior Superlative. CLARENCE B. LAMAR “Boz Savannah, Ga. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. C; PFC Co C; Non-Com Club. 1957-58— Cpl. Co. Staff; Non-Com Club; Intramural Staff. 1958- 59—M Sgt. Co. Staff; Non-Com Club; Intramural Staff. 1959-60—Maj. Executive, Co. Staff; Cross Sabre Club; Honor Council; CERO Club; Cheerleader. CHARLES J. LANFORD “Big Joe” N. Charleston, S. C. 1958-59—Pvt. Co. A; Varsity Football; Block “C Club; Bus Driver; Bar Bell Club. 1959-60—Pvt. Co. A; Captain Football Team; Block + C” Club; Senior Superlative; Bus Driver; Top Ten; Bar Bell Club; Newspaper Staff; Annual Staff. MICHAEL O, LANGSTON “Smiley” Greenwood, S. C. 1958-59—Pvt. Co. C,; PFC Co. C; Non-Corn Club; Var- sity Football; Block “C” Club. 1959 60—Sgt 1 C Co. B; Non-Com Club; Senior Superlative; Varsity Football; Seargeant-At-Arms in Block “C” Club. NEIL A. McKEITHAN “Jap Greenville, S. C. 1956-57—'Pvt. Co. D. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. D. 1958-59—Pvt. Co. D, 1959-60—Pvt. Co. D, CALVIN S. McMANUS “Mr. 13 Kannapolis, N. C. 1957-58 Pvt. Co. A; “B” Team Baseball; “B” Team Football; “B Team Basketball; Bar Bell Club; Radio Club. 1958-59—PFC Co. A; Non-Coin Club; Bar Bell Club. 1959-60—Sgt, 1 C Co. A; Supply Sgt; Non-Com Club; Secretary-Treasurer Bar Bell Club; Top Ten; Pvt. Co. A. JAMES S. MARTIS “Jim Allentown, Penn. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. A; “B” Team Football; “B” Team Basketball; Bar Bell Club. 1958-59—Pvt. Co. A; “B” Team Football; Bar Bell Club. 1959-60—Cpl. Co. A; Non- Com Club; Varsity Football; President of Bar Bell Club; Top Ten. WILLIAM R. MILLS, JR. “13illy Avgusta, Ga. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. Band. 1957-58—PFC Co. Band; Non- Com Club. 1958-59—Cpl. Co. Band; Non-Com Club. 1959- 60—Cpl, Co. Band; Pvt. Co. Band; Non-Com Club. SENIOR CLASS CHARLES M. LEVERETTE “Tymort Savannah, Ga. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. A; Varsity Football; Baseball Manager. 1958 59—Cpl. Co. A; Varsity Football; Non-Com Club; Block “C Club; “B” Team Basketball; Baseball Manager. 1959-60—Cpl. Co. A; Sgt. Co. A; Non-Com Club; Varsity Football; Bar Bell Club; Baseball Manager; Top Ten. CHARLES N. MacARTHUR “Fat Mac Fayetteville, N. C. 1954-55—Pvt. Co. D; Intramurals. 1955-56—PFC Co. D; PFC Co. C; Non-Com Club; Pvt. Co. C. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. C; Pvt. Co. B. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. B; Pvt. Co. A. 1959-60—Pvt. Co. A; PFC Co, A; Non-Com Club. chari.es w, McClendon “Charlie Augusta, Ga. 1958-59—Pvt. Co. B; PFC Co. B; “B” Team Football; Non- Com Club. 1959-60—Cpl. Co. B; Pvt. Co. B; Non-Com Club. FREDRICK P. McDOWELL “Little Mac” Melbourne, Fla. 1955-56—Pvt. Co. D; Honor Roll; Cheerleader. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. D; Honor Roll; Library Club; Cheerleader; Intramural Staff. 1957-58—'Pvt. Co. D; Honor Roll; Cheerleader; Library Staff; Intramural Staff. 1958-59—PFC Co. D; Pvt. Co. D; Honor Roll, Non-Com Club; Cheerleader; Library Staff; News- paper Club; Non-Com Club; Annual Staff; Training Cadre; Block “C” Club. 1959-60—Cpl. Co. D; Non-Com Club; Honor Roll; Block “C“ Club; Rebel Rifles; Cheerleader; Library Club; Training Cadre; Newspaper Staff; Annual Staff. OF 1960 JACK M. MOORE “Jack Georgetown, S. C. 1958-59—Pvt. Co, C. 1959-60—PFC Co. C; Non-Com Club; Cheerleader. DAVID E. PARHAM “Dave” Greenville, S. C. 1957- 58—Pvt. Co. C; PFC Co. C; Flight Club; Non-Com Club. 1958- 59—Cpl. Co. C; Pvt. Co. C; Non-Com Club; Block “C Club; Flight Club; Football Manager. 1959-60—Cpl. Co. Staff; Sgt. l C Co. Staff; Block “C” Club; Flight Club; Vice-President of Flight Club; Football Manager. ROBERT J, POPE “Popo Macon, Ga. 1958-59—Pvt. Co. C; “B” Team Football. 1959-60—PFC Co, C; Non-Com Club. ARTHUR L. REA “Yank Milford, N. H. 1958-59—Pvt. Co. A; PFC Co. A; Non-Com Club; “B” Team Basketball. 1959-60—PFC Co. A; Cpl. Co. A; Non- Com Club. EDGAR M. SALTERS KEITH J. PEEPLES “Keith” Augusta, Ga. 1958-59—Pvt. Co. C; PFC Co. C; Non-Com Club. 1959-60—Sgt. l C Co. C; Non-Com Club. GERALD PICKARD “Choo-Choo Port Wentworth, Ga. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. B; “B” Team Football. 1958-59—PFC Co. B; Varsity Football. Non-Com Club. 1959 60—Pvt. Co. B; Varsity Football; Block “C” Club. “Big Ed N, Charleston, S. C. 1957-58-—Pvt. Co. B; Varsity Football; Varsity Base- ball; Block “C” Club. 1958-59—PFC Co, B; Varsity Football; Varsity Baseball; Block “C” Club; Treasurer of Junior Class; Bugle Staff. 1959-GO—1st Lt. Co. B; Varsity Football; Varsity Baseball; Basketball Man- ager; Captain of Football Team; President of Senior Class; President of Block “C” Club; Sports Editor of Bugle; Sports of Annual; Cross Sabre Club; CERO Club; Captain of Baseball Team. JOHN I. SEIGLER “Hot Rod Walterboro, S. C. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. C; PFC Co. C; Non-Com Club. 1957- 58—-PFC Co. C; Non-Com Club; Pvt. Co. C. 1958-59— Cpl. Co. B; Non-Com Club; Crack Drill Platoon. 1959- 66—M Sgt. Quartermaster Co. Staff; Pvt. Co. A; Non- Com Club. SENIOR CLASS NORMAN L. SIRES, JR. “NormIE ” Hollywood, S. C. 1938-59—Pvt. Co. D; PFC Co. D; Non-Com Club; Varsity Basketball. 1959-60—Cpl. Co. D; Non-Com Club; Varsity Basketball; Cheerleader. WAYNE L. SOSZKA “Sosk” Star Lake, N. Y. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. C; 1957-58—Pvt. Co. C; 1958-59—Pvt. Co. C; Intramural Staff; Library Club, 1959-60—Cpl, Co, C; Non-Com Club; Pvt. Co. C. HERFORD B. SOUTHWOOD “Bo” Mr. Pleasant, S. C. 1958-59—Pvt. Co. D; PFC Co. D; Varsity Baseball; Non-Com Club. 1959-60—Sgt. Co. D; Non-Com Club; Training Cadre; Bar Bell Club; Cheerleader; Flight Club; Varsity Baseball. THOMAS STENDEL “Tom” Boca Raton, Fi.a. 1958-59—Pvt. Co. B, 1959-69—Cpl, Co. A; Pvt. Co. A; Non-Com Club. WILLIAM H, VANDERFORD “Ace” Statesboro, Ga. 1958-59—Pvt. Co. B; Flight Club. 1959-60—Pvt. Co. B; Flight Club. CHARLES L. WAGNER “Crusher” Port Wentworth, Ga. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. B. 1958-59—PFC Co. B; Block “C” Club; Non-Com Club; Varsity Football; Varsity Base- ball: “B” Team Basketball. 1959-60—Cpl. Co. A; Varsity Football; Bar Bell Club; Block “C” Club; Non-Coin Club; Baseball Manager. AINSLEY C. WAYNE, JR. “Ikie” Charleston, S. C. 1959-60—Pvt. Co. Band; PFC Co, Band; Non-Com Club. RICHARD D. WHEELER “Dewey” Charleston, S. C. 1959-60—Pvt. Co. C; PFC Co. C; Non-Com Club. OF 1960 THOMAS G. WOMBLE “Tony” Charlotte, N. C. 1956-57-—Pvt. Co. D. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. D. 1958-59—Cpl. Co. D; Guidon Cpl.; Sgt. Co. D; Non-Com Club; Newspaper Staff; Crack Drill Platoon. 1959-00—2nd Lt. Co. D; 1st Lt. Co. C; Annual Staff: Newspaper Staff, Exchange Editor; Cross Sabre Club; Senior Superlative; Rebel Rifles; Training Cadre. JAMES H. WOOD “Bosco” HamptoXj S. C. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. C; PFC Co. C; Non-Com Club. 1958-59—PFC Co. C; Cpl. Co. C; Pvt. Co. C; Non-Com Club. 1959-60—Pvt. Co. C. WILLIAM A. WOOD “Bill” Sumter, S. C. 1955-56—Pvt. Co. D. 1956-57—Pvt. Co. D. 1957-58—Pvt. Co. A. 1958-59—Cpl. Co. A; Sgt. Co. B; “B’4 Team Football. 1959-60— 1st Lt. Co. C; Pvt. Co. A; Block “C” Club; Varsity Football; Cross Sabre Club. WILLIAM H. WOOD “Wee-Willie” Manchester, N. Y. 1958-59—Pvt, Co. A; “B” Team Football; “B” Team Basket- ball; “B” Team Baseball. 1959-60—PFC Co. A; Non-Com Club; Cpl. Co. A; Golf Team; Flight Club. MICHAEL F. WOODS “Woody” Charleston, S. C. SENIORS AT EASE 1957-58'—Pvt. Co. C; PFC Co, C; Non-Com Club; “B” Team Football; Varsity Baseball. 1958-59—PFC Co. C; Pvt. Co. C; Non-Com Club. 1959-60—PFC Co. C; Cpl. Co. C; Non-Com Club; Varsity Baseball. Most Dependable Pete Bennotti Most Intelligent Stanley Escudero SENIOR Most Popular Ed Salters Class Clown Alex Hood Most Conceited, Rodney Culwell Biggest Bum Joe Lanford Best All-Round Tony Womble Most Likely to Succeed. Mike Langston Most Athletic Bjernie Coffman Biggest BuUsliooter Suey Knight Biggest Dingle Lindy Korb Laziest Gerald Pickard SUPERLATIVES In Mt'mnrtam CADET ZEKE OLSEN Cadet Zeke Olsen was a member of the Corps of Cadets for two years During this time he attained the rank of S. F. C. and the friendship of his fellow cadets The Cadet Corps and the faculty mourn the passing of a fine young friend. 24 Ronald Perdue President Miss Sharon Watson Sponsor JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Arthur Brabham Rolly Fagan Carl Ferguson Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 25 Afflick Anderson Austin Balkcom Barkoot Barton Bennett Bishop Bozeman Brabham Bradshaw Bray JUNIORS Bull winkle Burleson Burley Cadorette Carithers Chapman Cohen Cole Conrad Crisco Crosby Crown, J. P. 26 Dennis DeRentz DeSiiields DuMars Exley Fagan Farrar Ferguson Ford, R. M. Frayt.ick Gasque Gibson JUNIORS Goodwin Green, D. J. Griffin Hallowes Hammond Hanning Hansel Harris Heli.eix Henderson Hkrschelman Hess, G. F. 27 Hoffman Hughes, L. D, Hunt Johns J ohnsox K’Burg Kohnahrens Lawrence Lever I -OADHOLT Lyons Mercado JUNIORS Miller Moise Moore, R. B, Moulton Myers, R. A. Myers, R, G. Neidlixger NETTLES Owens Pannei.t. Perdue Polk, R. W. 28 Raible Reid, J. C. Retd, M. A. Richards Ritter Rollins Romero Sc HAD SciILOSSER Schultz ScH WEEKS Shelton JUNIORS S HUG ART Simmons Smith, D. V. Sowell Spain Spence, R. W. Starliper Staton Wade Williamson WILSON Woodard Yearty Zappitello Zeigler !9 Hayxes Rawls President Mbs. H. E. Rawls Sponsor SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Summer Hill Groce Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 30 Allex, M. L. Allisox Allsbrooks Baggett, J. S. Berry, A. D. Berryman Boder Boettger Brown, K. N, Bryant Carnes Carrigg SOPHOMORES Carter Clinton Coney Cox Dauth Dietrich Drake, J. L. Dudley Edwards El well, S. R. Friddell Girot % 31 Gourdin Grrene, W. A. Groce Gullette Hampton Haskell Hasler Hightower Hill Houck Ingraham Jacob Kennedy, J. M, Kelly Kibbee Knouse Lafferman pEGARE I -OUI) McClauy Milligan Mills, R. L. M ULLINS Murdock Murray Nahdoni Pace Page Parrisii Peek 32 Player Railey Rawls Rimer Risiier Royal Sears Serbia Spence, J. C. Stanley Stein meyer Strobel SOPHOMORES SUAREE Summer SWARTWOOD Syler Taylor Trent Tumbleston Walker Weil and Williams, E. M. Williams, R. H. With am Green Wald, M. S. 33 FRESHMEN Aule, Anthony, Bewley, Brown, V. D., Crawford, Ellenburg, Eubank, Eyerly, Fitts, Fleming, Fletcher, Fogle, Grace, Greexwald, It. A., Gregorie, Gltrly, Hafner, Heatii Hernandez, Hilton, Horton, H. J., Houle, Howell, Jacobsen, Jeffords, Jenkins, Krell, Lane, Lanflisi, Lifrage, Locke, McComas, McDaniel, Marcus, Merry, Messick, Mixon, Moser, Morris, Needs, Nelson, Newton, Patterson, Peart, Polk, W, K., Powell, Riley, Ropp, Roijrk, Roye, Schofield, Smith, C. L., Smith, R. L., Stallard, Stevens, Strom, Wall, Whitten, Welch ail, Yost. 34 SUB-FRESHMEN Aycock, Baggett, R. H,, Bailey, Baruero, Bass, Beers, Brainard, Brooks, Brucker, Camp- bell, Candler, Christy, Crown, R. C., Daiilstedt, Eady, Elmore, Fearing, Floyd, Gibbs, Goodman, Gordon, Hess, C. N., Hughes, C. M,, Jablonski, King, Lawson, Leezer, Mc- Alister, Opfer, Phillips, Pippin, Rivera, Roberts, Sifly, Sydxor, Tate, Troutman, War- sell, Weatheksbee. 35 gp « ACTIVITIES 37 Pete Bennotti Edito r-in-Chief Mrs. Barbara Bennotti Sponsor Major R, IS her Advisor REBEL STAFF Stanley Escudero Assistant Editor Ed Salters Sports Editor Carl Ferguson Business Manager As editor of the 1960 Rebel, I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of those persons who have helped make the publication of this book become a reality out of a vision. It has been our aim to produce a yearbook which will bring back pleasant memories of years at Carlisle—the fun and companionship the students shared; the hours spent enriching our minds in the classroom and developing our personalities through extra-curricular activi- ties. This book attempts to record the happen- ings of a most important phase of our lives. My sincere thanks and appreciation go to the staff and to the faculty officers for their untiring efforts in helping to get this material ready for the press. Pete Bennotti, Editor« Seated, Left to Right: Salters, Ferguson, Bennotti, Escudero. Standing: Drake, Womble, Hamblen, Lanford, Fren- kel, McDowell. Stanley Escudero Miss Carol Thiele Mrs. Harold Rice Editor An-Chief Sponsor Advisor BUGLE STAFF Rodney Culwell Ed Salters Douglas Kornaiirexs Associate Editor Sports Editor Associate Editor 40 The Bugle Staff is the group of cadets who publish the school newspaper. The members of the staff are chosen by the editor for their journalistic abilities as well as their ability to stick to a project until it is finished. They begin their task by compiling the ma- terial and they write the assignments given them by the editor. When the articles are finished, they are proof read, typed, and taken to the newspaper office where the paper is printed on proof strips. These strips are proof read again and then attached to an old copy of the paper and this “dummy” paper is once again taken to the newspaper office for the final printing. The newspapers are then given to the cadets free of charge and the school absorbs the cost. The experience gained from working on the newspaper as well as knowledge gained from attending various conventions gives the Bugle Staff members a good foundation for a future career in journalism. Seated, Left to Right: Smith, D. V., Salters, Culwell, Escudero, Korxahrens, Womble. Standing: Hill, Brixdle, Bradshaw, Greenwald, M, S., Cadorette, Hamblen, Fagan, Cox, Drake, Vanderford, Buck, McDowell, Lanford, Cook. Rolly Fagan President Mrs. J. E. Adams Sponsor Mrs. Harold Advisor THE LIBRARY STAFF Bob Dennis Hayne Rawls Vernon Buck Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Reporter 42 The Library Club, under the careful supervi- sion of Mrs. Harold Rice, is indeed a well-or- ganized group. The Carlisle Library Club is a member of the South Carolina Library Association and par- ticipates in library conventions throughout the state. The Library Club not only helps a person to further his interest in books and to learn the usefulness of the library, but it provides excel- lent entertainment for the Corps of Cadets by showing movies every Sunday night. Seated, Left to Right: Buck, Rawls, Dennis, Fagan, Kornaiirens, Cook. Standing: Griffin, Summer, Smith, D. V. Fraylick, Gregory, Bullwinkle, Player, Groce, Cox, Johns, Stevens, Jacobsen, McDowell, Hoffman, Tate, Kelly Bek Jo Statox Prendent David Parham Vice-President FLIGHT CLUB The Carlisle Flight Club was organized nine years ago for the benefit of the cadets, and has Mark Crouch Secretary-Treasurer since become a very popular organization. Under the careful supervision and guidance of the flight instructor, Captain Guy Eargle, the members of the Flight Club receive indi- vidual training in aeronautics leading to a pri- vate license. Kneeling: Crouch, Statox, Parham. Second Rom: Owexs, South wood, Wilsox, Neiduxger, Dauth, Vaxderford. Third Rom: Goley, Sheltox, Berryman, Lever, Spexce, R. W., Harris. CERO is responsible for the entertainment and recreation at Carlisle. Under the supervision of Major Carson Stur- geon, CERO plans and decorates for the formal and informal dances which are held at regular intervals during the school year. The members of the group devote a great amount of their time and effort in planning for the decorations and arranging for the music for the dances. Much credit is due to this organization and to its members who donate their free time to provide cadets with a more enjoyable social life. Bill B kindle ('hair man CERO First Row, Left to Right: B kindle. Gourd in, Hutto, Gray, Bennotti, Buck, Salters, Lamar, Bozeman. Second Row: Laxford, Brabham, Fagan, Simmons, Raible, Culweli., Escudero, Cook, Dennis William Holley Caroline Holley Student Director Sponsor The Brigadiers is Carlisle’s Orchestra. It is composed of volunteers from the band. It plays for Carlisle dances, charity benefits, and upon request for other organizations or clubs. There are twelve members of the orchestra with three saxes, five trombones, three trumpets, and one drummer. The Brigadiers, headed by Capt. Hol- ley and supervised by Major Scaffe, use their own free time to practice. THE BRIGADIERS Holley, Fergus ox, Brooks, Wilson, Ritter, Carithers, Wayne, Hansel, Gullette, Weil and, Ingraham, Jones, Hansel. The Radio Club is an organization composed of boys who have an interest in the operation of the radio and other electronic devices. The club members have equipped a building on the campus with the apparatus necessary for them to pursue their hobby. Many of the mem- bers have constructed large and elaborate high- fidelity sets which they have used to improve their rooms. Johnny Euchner Miss Lola Henry “Chief Operator” Sponsor K4UFJ THE RADIO CLUB Left to Higkt: Pete Bennotti, Kurt Brown, Johnny Euchner, Richard Frenkel, George Rollins, Alex Hood, Bobby Drake, 1 ; J.. i MILITARY 49 BATTALION STAFF Lt. Col. Rodney Culwell B attalwn Comman der Miss Claire Shirley Sponsor Major Waudy Thompson PM ST Clarence Lamar Major, Executive Officer Mrs. L. H. Lamar Sponsor Lindy Korb Cap tarn, A dju tan t Mrs. H. W. Korb Sponsor Lieutenant Major, Executive: Lamar Master Sergeants: Reid, D. C., Dennis, Schlosser, Zappitello, Rawls, Cox, Goodwin Sergeants First Class: Parham, Bozeman, Smith, D. V. Colonel: Culwekl Captain, Adjutant: Korb Sergeants: Gourdix, Kornahrens Corporals: Bulwinkle, Berry, A. D. Privates First Class: Owens, Steinmeyer Burke Cakkok Joiikky Ettchxer. Bile Allen First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant First Sergeant 52 Captain: First Lieutenant: Cannon First Sergeant: Sergeants I O: K’Burg, Raible, Lyons Sergeants: Brabham, Leverette Guidon Corporal: Loud Corporals: Clf.land, Rea, Wood, W. H., Goley, Wagner, Conrad, Whitten, Lever, Fraylick, Hoffman Barnes Second Lieutenant: Euciiner Allen, A. W. Privates First Class: MacArthur, Afflick, Sciiweers, Exley, DeShieids, Shugart, Gibiis, Crown, J. P., Blair., DeRentz, Spain, Bray, Moulton, Stollard, Berry- man, Schultz Privates Messick, Lanfi.isr, Eubanks, Jenkins, Royal, Patterson, DuMars, Hunt, Lanford, Rich- ards, Reid, M. A., Hallowes, McClary, Green, W. A., Wood, W. A., Moise, Hess, C. F., Spence, R. W., Haskell, Houck, Jackson, Stendel, Seigler, Farrar, Spence, J. C., Load- holt, Kinne, Martis, McManus, Ropp, Knouse, Brunson, Rourk, Roberts, Riley, Hood, Jacob, 53 Ed Salters Butch Moori Jimmy Sowell First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant First Sergeant 54 Captain: Elwell First Lieutenant: Saltees Second Lieutenant: Moore, R. B. First Sergeant: Sowell Sergeants 1 C: Eigenbrode, Langston, Cook Sergeants: Bryant, Groce Guidon Corporal: Allen, K. H. Corporals: Johns, Ford, R. M., Girot, Wil- liamson. Buck, Hilton Privates First Class: Drake, Grace, Bell, Dietrich, Campbell, Hast.er, Newton, Allison, Needs, Greenwald, M. S., Shel- ton, Ellenberg, Boettger, Fleming, Cas- que, Mubdock, Mercado, Gibson, Starliper Privates Nettles, Schofield, Parrish, Beers, Rivera, Hernandez, Flf.tciier, Anthony, Aycock, Sears, Strobel, Taylor, Drake, J. S., Gordon, Carnes, Baggett, Hamblen, Pannell, Pick- ard, Hammond, Polk, R. W., Caramore, Williams, E. M., Bourne, Miller, Peart, Jeffords, Woodard, Fearing, Goodman, Trent, Coney, Hughes, Mullins, McClendon, Henderson, Vanderford. 55 Tony Wombue First Lie u ten an t Bryan Blanke Second Lieutenant Bernie Coffman First Sergeant 56 Captain: Es cudero First Lieutenant: Womble Second Lieutenant: Blanke First Sergeant: Coffman Sergeants 1 C: Chancey, Peepi.es, Cuevas Sergeants: Ford, H. R., Cole Guidon Corporal: Barkoot Corporals: Ciusco, Browder, Hutto, Ken- nedy, J. H., Fogle, Woods, With am, Canova, Stevens, Neidlinger, Gurley Privates First Class: Anderson, Crouch, Murray, Wilchar, Balckom, Edwards, Chapman, Cadorette, Summer. Barbero, Horton, E, T., Syler, Moore, J, M., Bis- hop, Hanning, Wheeler, Tumbleston, Lane, Fitts Privates Lafferman, Pace, Carter, Peek, McDaniel, Crosby, Wall, Narboni, Rollins, Friddkll. Krell, Elmore, Houle, Railey, Hughes, Tate, Pope, Hellein, Green, Merry, Hampton, Fields, Gregory, Bennett, Soszka, Carrigg, McComas, Wood, J. H., Eady. 57 Ronald Perdue Eddie Gray Bruce Combs First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant First Sergeant 58 First Lieutenant: Perdue Captain: B kindle Second Lieutenant: Gray First Sergeant: Combs Sergeants 1 fC: Simmons B erastain, Stanley Sergeants: Player, South wood Guidon Corporal: Eyerly Corporals: Sires Myers, Hill Sciiad, Bew- ley Garcia Crawford Williams R. H., Burleson McDowell El well, S. R., Serbia Privates First Class: Heath, Boder, Mor- ris Jabloxski, Yearty Sifly Lifrage Christy Smith C. C., Horton J. Hm Dudley, Folk Suarez Baggett, Page Brainard Privates Crown, R. C., Howe, Smith R. L., Myers R. A., Moeser Risher, Bass J. K., Hess C. M., Floyd, Locke, DeHay, King, Marcus Troutman Kelly Brucker McAlister Dahlstedt Bailey Barton Hafner, Candler, Romero Able Sydxor, Kennedy, Legare Strom War- nell Phillips Lawson, Greenwald R. A., McKeithax Yost. Bill Holley Mr. S. E. Holler Pete Bennotti First Lieutenant Richard Frenkel Second Lieutenant Carl Ferguson First Sergeant 60 .... Captain: Holley First Lieutenant: Bennotti Second Lieutenant: Frenkel First Sergeant: Ferguson Sergeants 1 G: Lawrence, Hkrsohlemax, Farmer Sergeants: Kibbee, Wilson Corporals: Austin, Ritter, Staton, Jacob- sen, Hightower, Milligan, Rimer Privates First Class: Wade, Weiland, Wal- ker, Clinton, Wayne, Johnson, Mixon, Harrison, Bradshaw, Gullette Privates Brown, K, N,, Harris, Griffin, Mills, R. L.t Swartwood, Ingraham, Jones, Powell, Nel- son, Hansel, Caritiiers, Alsbrooks, Leezer, W eat hers bee, Pippin, Burley, Glass, Dauth, Cohen, Brooks, Zeigler, 61 HONOR COUNCIL Seated, Left to Right: Culweix, Major Thompson1, Lamar. Standing: Korb, Brindle, Escitduro, Elwell, Holley, Barnes. The Honor Council is perhaps the most powerful and most highly respected organiza- tions on campus. It is composed of the company commanders, the Major Executive, the Captain Adjutant, and the Battalion Commander who is the co-chairman, along with Major Waddy Thompson as faculty advisor. On the shoulders of this group rests the re- sponsibility of hearing the cases of cadets ac- cused of major breeches of regulations and then judging the testimony. After carefully weigh- ing all the evidence presented before them they make their decision and send their written rec- ommendation to the Headmaster for final con- sideration. Serving on the Honor Council is a test of the integrity of the officers since they must be fair and impartial in all cases even though at times some of the cadets who are brought before the Honor Council are some of their best friends. 62 CROSS SABRE CLUB Front, Standing, Left to Right: Salters, Gray, Barnes, Benxotti, Frenkel, Blanke, Womble, Perdue, Lamar. Back, Standing: Holley, Brindle, Culwkll, Elwell, Escudero, Euchner, Moore, It. B., Korb, Cannon. The Cross Sabre Club is composed of the Cadet Commissioned Officers of Carlisle. During the year they sponsor many activities on cam- pus, such as dances, raffles, and many other money raising enterprises. Lt. Col. Rodney Cul- well is chairman, and Major Waddy Thompson is the faculty advisor and treasurer. One of the buildings on the campus has been outfitted by the Cross Sabre Club with furni- ture and a television. The officers may use the club house in the afternoon and, if they have a high enough scholastic average, they may use it at night during study period. 63 NON-COM CLUB SERGEANTS Allen, A. W., Berastain, Bozeman, Brabham, Bryant, Chancey, Coffman, Cole, Combs, Cook, Cox, Cuevas, Dennis, Eigexbrode, Farmer, Ferguson, Ford, H. R.t Goodwin, Gourdin, Groce, Hersch elman, K’Burg, Kibbee, Kornaiirens, Langston, Lawrence, Leverette, Lyons, Parham, Peeples, Player, Raible, Rawls, Reid, J. C., Schlosser, Simmons, Smith, D. V., Southwood, Sowell, Stanley, Wilson, Zappitello. PRIVATES FIRST-CLASS Afflick, Allison, Anderson, Baggett, R. H., Ralkcom, Barbkro, Belt., Berryman, Bishop, Blair, Boder, Boettger, Bradshaw, Brain ari , Bray, Cadorf.tte, Campbell, Chapman, Christy, Clinton, Crouch, Crown, J. P., DeRente, DeShields, Dietrich, Drake, R. E., Dudley, Edwards, Exley, Fleming, Gasoue, Gibson, Grace, Greenwald, M. S., Gullette, Hanning, Harrison, Hasler, Heath, Horton, E. T., Horton, H, J., Jablonski, Lane, Lifrage, MacAhtiiur, Mercado, Mtxon, Moore, J. M., Morris, Moulton, Murdock, Murray, Needs, Newton, Owens, Page, Schultz, Schweers, Shugary, Sifly, Smith, C. L., Spain, Starliper, Steinmeyer, Suarez, Summer, Syler, Tumbleston, Wade, Walker, Wayne, Weiland, Wheeler, Wilchar, Yearty, Johnson. 64 CORPORALS Allen, K. II., Austin, Barkoot, Berry, A. D., Bewley, Browder, Buck, Bullwinkel, Burleson, Canova, Cleland, Conrad, Crawford, Crisco, Ellenburg, Elwell, S. R., Eyerly, Fogle, Ford, R, M., Fraylick, Garcia, Girot, Goley, Gurley, Hightower, Hill, Hilton, Hoffman, Hutto, Jacobsen, Johns, Kennedy, J. H., Lever, Loud, McDowell, Milligan, Myers, R. G., Neidlinger, Rea, Rimer, Ritter, Schad, Serbia, Shelton, Sires, Staton, Stevens, Wagner., Whitten, Williams, R. H., Williamson, With am. Wood, W. II., Woods. THE TRAINING CADRE Seated, Left to Right: Cannon, Culwell, Escudero, Womble. Standing: Stendel, Bubleson, Sowell, Southwood, Ford, R, M., K’Burg, Sires, Girot, Schlosser, Barkoot, Reid, J. C., Seigler, McDowell, Ralble, Flayer, Jackson, Ford, H. R., Bryant. The Training Cadre is a select group of Ca- dets, chosen by Major Waddy Thompson, whose jobs it is to train the new cadets entering school each year. The Cadre is composed of three platoons with three squads in each platoon. There are twenty- one non-commissioned and five commissioned officers on the staff of the Cadre. Of these, there is one Lt. Col., one Captain, three Lts., nine corporals, and eleven sergeants. The length of the training period depends on how fast the new recruits learn. It begins two days before the old cadets arrive and ends ap- proximately six weeks later. This year the Cadre was a success, as it lias been since it was started four years ago. On the ninth of September, one hundred and thirty-five recruits were placed under the direc- tion of the Cadre and training period began. It ended five weeks later on October the fifteenth. The new recruits then were assigned to their companies, and so ended the Training Cadre of 1960. 66 BEAUTY CONTEST 67 Miss Beverly Sowell Sponsored by PETE BENNOTTI MISS CARLISLE OF 1960 as selected by February 12, (960 1st Lt. Pete Bennotti Editor, Carlisle Rebel Carlisle Military School Bamberg, South Carolina Dear Pete: It was indeed a pleasure and an honor to judge the I960 Carlisle Beauty Contest. A pleasure, but a difficult task, as all the contestants were most attractive and it was not easy to make a decision. I am enclosing my selections as winners and only regretting that there had to be an elimination. On the back of the pictures I have numbered in descending order my choices. 69 Miss Claire Shirley SPONSORED BY Rodney Cudwell QUEEN'S Miss Linda Locke SPONSORED BY David Parham Miss Marilyn Britt SPONSORED by Johnny Seigler Miss Lynne Bunch SPONSORED BY JLindy Korb Miss Freddy Nunnery SPONSORED BY George Rollins 70 Miss Loccie Thigpen SPONSORED BY C. B. Lamar COURT Miss Barbara Cannon SPONSORED BY Gerald Pickard Miss Cecelia, Funderburke SPONSORED BY Mike Carithers Miss Elizabeth Johnson SPONSORED BY Travis Jones Miss Jean Robinson SPONSORED BY Jimmy Parmer 7J SPORTS 73 0, . Ronald Perdue V ice-Presiden t Arthur Brabham Secretary Larry Bozeman Treasurer Mike Langston Sergeant-A t-A rms 74 First Row: Salters, Perdue, Brabham, Bozeman. Second Row: Culweix, Harrison, Bourne, Wagner, Ye arty, Berastain, McDowell, Parham, Bennotti, Owens, Third Row: Lax ford, Leverette, Knight, Fagan, Hood, Martis, Coffman, Pickard, Page, Hellein. The Block “C” Club is a club for the boys who have earned a varsity letter. The Club of- fers a little extra recreation and privileges to those who have worked hard at earning a varsity letter. To be eligible for the Club, you must have earned a letter and be accepted by the old mem- bers of the Club. The Club has two initiations a year, one after football season and one after baseball sea- son followed by a party after each initiation. The big party is at the end of the year when all the faculty is invited. 75 ATHLETIC COACHES Captain Norman A thletic Director Captain Phillips Football, Baseball Captain Young Basketball, Football Major Scaffe Golf Captain Steadman Golf Lax ford Wagner Salters Captains First Row: Yearly, Perdue, Leverette, Lanford, Brabham, Wagner, Salters. Second Row: Hood, Hellein, Mar- tis, Bozeman, Pickard, Austin, Culwell, Coffman. Third Row: Stanley, Fagan, Wood, W. A., Brown, V. D., Langston, Sc h weeks, Jenkins, Parrish, Bourne; Coaches: Phillips, Young. SCOREBOARD They We They We Dreher“JV” .... ... 0 27 Graniteville .... . . . 6 39 Aiken . . . 0 o - Camden Military . . . 6 40 Bishop England . . . ... 13 6 Blackville .... . . . 0 38 Wade Hampton . . . ... 7 0 Greeleyville .... . . . 0 49 is' Florence ... 83 6 St, George . . . 20 20 77 «4. Salters Center Coffman End Wagner Guard SENIOR Perdue Guard Cue well Guard Leverette Tackle La N FORD Tackle Bourne Quarterback Brabham Fullback Martis Halfback Hood Halfback Ye art v Halfback PLAYERS Pickard Fullback Langston Fullback Wood, W. A. Fullback JUNIOR VARSITY Sibling? Left to Right: Staton., Wit ha hi. Hunt, S hug art, Rawls. Kneeling: Morris, Carter, Wall, Dudley, Eubank, Serbia, Green. Standing: Hampton, Gator, Wil- liams, E. M., Herciielman, Koehler; Coach, Capt. Threat, Not Shown: Ferguson, Lawrence. 80 GOLF Pete Bennotti Captain- Richard Frenkel Captain Bennotti, Frenkel, Owens, Carithers, Wood. W Harrison, Wiiitten, Siielton, Greene, W. A, BASKETBALL Berastain, Ye arty Captains “A” TEAM BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD They We They IF Greenville .... 39 46 Barnwell . . . 39 45 Car STAR PH ex . . . . T8 3T Eau Claire . . . T2 49 Carstakphen .... TO 49 North Augusta . . . T2 43 Camden .... 53 36 Barnwell . . . 4T 48 North Augusta . .... TO 42 A. C. Flora .... ... 36 51 A. C. Flora . .... 43 38 Camden ... 44 49 Wade Hampton ... 65 51 JUNIOR VARSITY The Junior Varsity also having1 trouble with height had more trouble with lack of experience. Ending the season with a 1—9 record, the Junior Cyclones played their best in the last cou- ple of games. The most exciting game was w i t h Barnwell. Kneeling, Left to Right: Hill, Carrigg, Serbia,, Strobel. Standing: Peek, Als- brooicSj Reid, M. A., Carnes, Captain; Young, Coach. Mercado Coffman SCIIWEERS Ewing VARSITY The ending of the Basketball team tills year gave the Cyclones a 8—5 record. This is not a great season, but the Golden Cyclones always went into the game showing they are willing to work together as a team. One of the main problems the Cyclones had this season was lack of height which hurt them as they played some of the better teams in the The two most important games of the year were those against Camden Military. After los- ing the first, the Cyclones made up for it in the last game of the season which was against the Camden Cadets. Playing their best game of the year, the Cyclones took revenge from the first loss and beat the Cadets -19—44. First Row: Garcia, Sires, Yearty, Gray. Second Row: Brindle, Hood, Ewing, Coffman, Mercado. Front Rom: Stanley, Jenkixs, Berastain, Woods, M. F., Hutto, Salters, Reid, M. A. Second Rom: Culwell, Mil- ler, Pope, Crosby, Sch weeks, Yearty, Parrish, South wood. Third Row: Coach Phillips, Mercado, Lawrence, Smith, R. L., Alsbrooks, Drake, J. L., Hammond, Coffman. BASEBALL Salters Berastain Co-Captains I jEVERETTE Wagner 3 anagers 84 i ALMA MATER (1) In the heart of South Carolina Reared against the sky Proudly stands our dear old Carlisle As the years go by. (2) We are working all together To make a better school We are proud of dear old Carlisle And forever will be true (3) When we from thy halls have parted And life’s battles on Thy great spirit shall inspire us Till eternal dawn. (4) Chorus May it ever be our watchword “Conquer and Prevail” Hail to Thee our Alma Mater Dear Old Carlisle Hail. CHEERLEADERS First Row: McDowell, Escudero. Second Row: Farmer, Gray, Johns, Myers, R. G., Barkoot, Sires, Serbia, South- wood, Lamar, Hill. INTRAMURALS Captain Threat A dvis or Bobby Drake A dvisor The intramural program was organized for those Cadets who for one reason or another couldn’t participate in Varsity Sports. Intra- murals help build moral, esprit de corps, and are good for the conditioning of the body. This year, under the guidance of Captain Threat and Bobby Drake, the intramural pro- gram has given the Cadets a chance to play football, softball, tennis, and blitzball. A ping- pong tournament has caused much interest. 86 HIRSCH TYLER UNIFORM COMPANY PRECISION UNIFORMS Distinctive Styles • Superior Quality 5 5 5 5 51 5 1 3 5 I 51 51 i I J 51 51 5 5 $ 10th and BERKS STREETS PHILADELPHIA 22, PA. J 51 51 53 51 i Designed and Made For CARLISLE MILITARY SCHOOL AND OTHER LEADING MILITARY SCHOOLS 87 Superior Cleaners KEEPING CARLISLE NEAT IS OUR POLICY Superior Quality + + + BAMBERG, SOUTH CAROLINA 88 | McMillan’s I Amoco Service Station 5 £ WASHING — GREASING | TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE 6 SERVICING CARLISLE $ BUSES 5 5 g PHONE CH 5-2728 £ I BAMBERG, S. C. 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ 5 5 £ £ 5 £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ Western Auto Associate Store Home Owned by James T. 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Pearce SCHOOL SUPPLIES • SANDWICHES SODA FOUNTAIN • DRY CLEANING “Up or Down, We’re Still Around” 92 Compliments of EDWARDS 5c- 10c-$1.00 STORE THE STORE OF THE THRIFTY BAMBERG, S. C. y y J 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 COMPLIMENTS OF 5 I B. C. Moore Sons I 5 5 3 5 5 5 3 5 3 5 3 5 5 5 5 3 3 3 Incorporated Buy from Moore and Save More' BAMBERG, S. C. 3 XZX XZX XZX JO( XZX )CX CX XOX J 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 93 BRABHAM OIL COMPANY PHILLIPS 66 Distributors Ci ,ARENCE M. B babham, Owner Goodyear Tires Fuels — Lubricants — Accessories Batteries TELEPHONE CH 5-2721 CHURCH STREET BAMBERG, SOUTH CAROLINA rOur Business Is Making Warm Friends' COMPLIMENTS OF J. Cooner and Son The Hardware Men + + + BAMBERG, S. 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