Carlisle Military School - Rebel Yearbook (Bamberg, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1963 volume:

CARLISLE MILITARY SCHOOL BAMBERG, SOUTH CAROLINA P R E S E N T S John M. Anthony Editor-in-C hief Pee Wee Phillips Berry Murray Assistant Editor Business Manager CONTENTS DEDICATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES SPORTS FEATURES MILITARY ' : Seniors! We are about to bid farewell to Carlisle. We have come a long way since the day we first dressed off in a recruit line. When we leave we will take much of Carlisle with us—and, we hope, as another proud graduating class, we will leave much of ourselves be- hind. May this annual and all the memories it contains remember us to Carlisle as affectionately as it will remember Carlisle to us. Thank you, JOHN ANTHONY, Editor. THE 1963 COLOR GUARD RISHER PARHAM STILLWELL SMATHERS To MAJOR WADDY THOMPSON We of the 1963 Rebel are proud to place this annual in dedication to Major Waddy Thompson. In his 20 years at Carlisle, Major Thompson has been directly respon- sible for the military program of the Corps of Cadets. It is greatly due to his work as P. M. S. that Carlisle has been able to maintain its high rank as a military in- stitution. The Corps of Cadets is deeply endebted to Major Thompson for the job which he has done in aiding them and Carlisle, and the Rebel Staff is glad to dedicate the 1963 Rebel to one whose work deserves this reward. THE REBEL STAFF OF CARLISLE Proudly Dedicates This 1963 Rebel 5 PRESIDENT OF CMS Colonel James F. Risher “Character and hard work: two essen- tials to success in life. Play square with your fellow man and take advantage of those opportunities which come you way each day, and you will make your mark on the world.” HEADMASTER OF CMS Colonel William R. Risher Yesterday is gone, tomorrow may never come. Today may hold your only oppor- tunity to make your life worthwhile. COMMANDANT OF CADETS Colonel James M. Grimes Remember and bear in mind, a faithful friend is hard to find; and when you find one that is true, forsake not the old for the new.” PROFESSOR OF MILITARY SCIENCE Major Waddy Thompson “Opportunities are unlimited for young men who don't know the word ‘can't .” 7 CARLISLE FACULTY Major M. Carson Sturgeon Liaison Officer Instructor of French and English A.B., Furman University At Carlisle 19 years Major John P. Patton Instructor of Sub-Freshmen A.B., Erskine College At Carlisle 25 years Major Karl M. Stoller Registrar Instructor of Chemistry and General Science A.B., Union College M.F., Yale University At Carlisle 16 years Major Jack W. Steadman Instructor of Typing, Bookkeeping and History A.B., Wofford College At Carlisle 11 years Captain Willis F. Martin Instructor of Geometry, College Algebra and Intermediate Math B.S., University of Kentucky At Carlisle 10 years Captain Frank Estes Instructor of English A.B., Presbyterian College, University of S. C. At Carlisle 9 years Captain Malin Threatt Instructor of History and Business Law Coach of B Team Football and Baseball A.B.r University of South Carolina At Carlisle 5 years Captain A. W. Norman Instructor of Math A.B., and M.A.. Roanoke College At Carlisle 5 years Lt. Col. Lester R. Patrick Instructor of Physics and Biology A.B., Shurtlejff College At Carlisle 2 years 8 Captain Robert T. Jenkins Instructor of General Science and Algebra Coach of Varsity Football A.B.. University of South Carolina At Carlisle 2 years Captain James L. Davenport Instructor of American History, Civics and Economics Coach of Varsity Football and Basketball A.B., Wofford College At Carlisle 2 years Captain Sidney T. Zemp, Jr. Instructor of Civics and History A.A.. North Greenville Tr. College A-B„ Carson-Newman College At Carlisle 1 year Captain Raymond Ragsdale Band Instructor, Instructor of English, History, and Biology A.B.. The College of the Ozarks At Carlisle 1 year Captain Walter Tiedeman Instructor of English and Algebra A-B. Citadel At Carlisle 1 year Mrs. James F. Risher Dietician A.B., Columbia College, Columbia University Mrs. Willis F. Martin Secretary to the Headmaster At Carlisle 18 years Dr. Michael Watson, M.D. School Physician Mrs. Waddy Thompson, R.N. School Nurse Mrs. Harold Rice Librarian University of S. C. Certificate in Li- brary Science; A.B., University of South Carolina Mrs. Alma B. Walters Instructor of Reading University of South Carolina Mrs. Florine Mason Matron 9 IQ i'sS CRIP SMITH Vice-President FLIP LANE Secretary BOB BEWLEY Treasurer BOB EYERLY President MR. FRANCIS EYERLY Sponsor SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Fellow Classmates: The time has come to bid each other our farewells. The majority of our class will never meet again. Though time may soon erase the remembrances of these friends, and though our lives may lead us in many different directions, the memories of our years together at Carlisle will always remain a treasured gift and companion. And now as we set forth to establish our positions in the world, let us always remember the enlightening lessons which we have learned here. Together with Crip, Flip and Bob, I close, wishing you the best of happiness and success. Sincerely, Bob Eyerly, President Senior Class. 12 EDGAR BERT ALEXANDER, JR. “E. B.” -The true perfection of man lies not in what man has; but in vhtst man has done.1’ .- 1-63-Pvt. Co, C; Pfc. Co. C; Barbell Club. EEOX E. ALEXANDER “Lee” Free period do what you want.” .7 61-Pvt. Co, C; Pfc. Co. C; NCO Club; B Team Football; : homore Scholarship. 1961-62—Cpl. Co. B; Guidon Cpl. Non- Club; T. V. Staff; Training Cadre. 1962-63-M Sgt. Q.M.; r jttalion Staff; Training Cadre; Pvt. Co. B; Cheerleader; Drill T im; Non-Com Club, JOHN M. ANTHONY “Whistler” It takes less time to do a thing right, than to explain why you did it wrong.” 1 ■-■ 39-60—Pvt. Co, B; Color Company; Honor Roll. 1960-61—Pvt. Cc. B; Sigma Epsilon; Radio Club. 1961-62—Pfc. Co. B; Cpl. . B; Gold Star Winner; Honor Roll; Assistant Editor Rebel; reporter for Bugle; Projection Staff; Photo Club; Nomads; Charter Member Non-Com Club. 1963-63-SENIOR; Sgt.l C .raining Cadre; Sgt.l C Co. B Supply; Gold Star Winner; Honor ?. ill; Editor-in-Chief Rebel; Editorials Editor for Bugle; Vice- president of Projection Staff; Vice-President Photo Club; Sgt.- _:-Arms Non-Com Club; CERO; Football Photographer; Secre- ■ ry Non-Com Club; Senior Superlative; Barbell Club; Who’s ’ lio at Carlisle; Manager Track Team; T. V. Staff; 2nd Lt. Co. C; Cross Sabre Club. JAMES E, ATKINSON “Jimmy” ‘ Sun’s get tin’ hotter, I’m rttnnin’ out of water; some fool made me a soldier.” 1960-61—Pvt. Co. C, 1962-63—Pvt. Co. B. DAN S. AYARS “Bunny” “All the world is a stage” 1960-61—Pvt. Co. D; Pfc. Co. D; Non-Com Club; B Team Foot- r .ill. 1961-62—Sgt.l C Co. D; NCO Club; Training Cadre; Drill . -am; Rifle Team. 1962-63—Capt. Co. C; Cross Sabre Club; Honor Council; CERO Staff; Senior of the Month. GEORGE MICHAEL BACH “Mike” “Walk softly and carry a big stick.” 1 - 61-62—Pvt. Co. D; Pfc. Co. D; Basketball Mgr.; Non-Com Club. 1962-63—Sgt. Co. D; Non-Com Club; CERO Staff; Basket- ball Mgr,; Golf Team; Co. Clerk. CLASS OF 1963 HENRY THERFORD BENNET, JR. “Brother Goob” “Love is but a merry game, so I’ll be on my merry way.” 1961-62—Pvt. Co. C; JV Basketball; Pfc. Co. C. 1962-63-Cpl. Co. C; Cpl. Co. D; T, V, Staff; Drill Team; Sgt. Co. C; Sgt. Co. D. ROBERT RALPH BEWLEY “Quickdraw” ‘The world’s first choice.” 1958-59—Pvt. Co. D; Pfc. Co, D; NCO Club; JV Baseball. 1959- 60—Cpl. Co. C; NCO Club. 1960-61—Cpl. Battalion Staff; S Sgt. Battalion Staff; NCO Club; Color Guard; JV Football; JV Basket- ball; Vice-President Sophomore Class. 1961-62—M Sgt, Battalion Staff; NCO Clnb; Color Guard; Track Team; Varsity Baseball; Block “C” Club; Treasurer Junior Class; Marshal; Library Club. 1962-63—Varsity Football; Varsity Baseball; Track Team; Co- Captain Baseball; Cross Sabre Club; Treasurer Library Club; Vice-President Block “C” Club; Treasurer Senior Class; Senior of the Month; Senior Superlative. 13 WAYNE BURTON BIBLE “Prayer Book' “It is better to have loved and lost than not to have loved at all.” 1960-61—Pvt. Co. D; Pfc. Co. D; Golf; Drill Team. 1961-62- Sgt. Co, D; Training Cadre; Golf; Track; Cross-Country; JV Football; Varsity Football; Block “C” Club; NCO Club. 1962- 63—Sl C Co. D; Varsity Football; Captain Golf Team; T. V. Staff; Library Staff; NCO Club; Block “C” Club. GARY SAMUEL BLAIR “Yankee Dog” “Let’s get the scoop.” 1960-61-Pvt, Co. B; Drill Team; Barbell Club. 1961-62-Pfc. ' n. B; F'-t. Co. R; He. Co. B; Pvt. Co. B; Barbell Club. 1962- 63—Pvt. Co. B; Pfc. Co. B; Sgt. Co. B; Barbell Club; NCO Club. LEONARD GERALD BLAIR “Jerry” “Victory belongs to the most persevering.” 1962-63—Pvt. Co. A; Varsity Football; Block f'C” Club; Pfc. Co. A; NCO Club; Track. CHARLES MICHAEL BRUCE “Smoak” “Drunkeness is nothing but madness.” 1961- 62—Pvt. Co. B; Football; Basketball; Block “C” Club. 1962- 63—Pfc. Co. B; Co-Captain Football Team; Basketball; Bus Driver; Block “C” Club; T. V. Staff. JOHN RICHARD BUCHANAN “Pack Rat' “Been wrong too long. Gonna get right one night.” 1962-63—Pvt. Co. A; Pfc. Co. A; NCO Club. JOHN BUNN “John” “Every man is the maker of his otcn fortune.” 1961-62—Pvt. Co- A; Football; Block “C” Club. 1962-63-CpI. Co. A; Football; Block “C” Club. SENIORS JOHN LOUIS CASELLA “John’ “The worst of all frauds is to cheat one’s self.” 1962-63—Pvt. Co. B. JOHN E. CHARUHAS “Cherry Eyes” “I not only use all the brains I have, but all I can borrow.” 1957-68—Pvt. Co. D; Crack Drill; Intramural Staff; Radio Club; Honor Roll. 1960-61—Pvt. Co. C; Intramural Staff; Barbell Club; CERO Staff. 1961-62—Pfc. Co. C; Cpl. Co. C; Intramural Staff; Honor Roll; Track Team; Barbell Club; NCO Club; Gold Star; Cross-Country Team. 1962-63—Sgt. Co. C; Honor Roll; Barbell Club; NCO Club; Intramural Staff; Color Company; Track Team Gold Star; Cheerleader. 14 ■ HX COLBERT COLLIER “Dugan” 7x e itill pass; will IP” : eO-61-Pv . Co. B; Pfc. Co. B; Non-Com Club. 1962-63-Cpl. Cm. 3. VliCHAEL RUTHERFORD COOK “Fink” .Voir i? the time.” . i_61—pvt. Co. C. 1961-62—Pvt. Co. B; Pfc. Co. B; Non-Com _r. Varsity Baseball; Block “C” Club. 1962-63-Cpl. Co. C; £t- Co. C; Pvt. Co. C; Baseball; Block “C” Club. BOB DALY “Gabriel” Before you borrow money from a friend, decide which you need most.” 1960-61—Pvt. Co. Bd.; Pfc. Co. Bel.; Sgt. Co. Bd.; Assistant 5 der; JV Football; Orchestra; Intramural Team. 1961-62— S£t. Co. Bd.; Sgt.l C Co. Bd.; Training Cadre; Bugler; NCO Tub; T. V. Staff; Orchestra; Glee Club. 1962-63-Sgt.l C Co. Bd.; Library Club; T. V. Staff; Bugler; Training Cadre; Orchestra. VIC S. DEER “Doe” “I ain’t scared of work. I’ll lay right down beside it.” 1961-62—Pvt. Co. C; Pfc. Co. C; B Team Football; Track Team; Block “C” Club. 1962-63—Sgt. Co. C; Varsity Football; Block “C Club; Bus Driver; Color Co.; Flight Club. PAUL GOETHE DELOACH “Roach” “For she has made him. a fool, even as you and I.” 1960-61—Pvt. Co. C. 1961-62—Pvt. Co. C. 1962-63-Fvt. Co. C; Pfc. Co. C; Cpl. Co. C. MARTIN DUNSON “Red” “Algebra, Geometry—forget it” Lf‘61-62—Pvt. Co. A; Pfc. Co. A; Non-Com Club; Track Team; Vjrsity Football; Block “C” Club; Barbell Club. 1962-63—Cpl. . A; Sgt. Co. A; Varsity Football; Track Team; Sgt.-at-Amis Block “C” Club; Barbell Club. CLASS OF 1963 JOHNNY ELLENBURG “Johnny” “Love is as the flutter of a bird’s wings.” 1958-59—Pvt, Co. C. 1959-60—Cpl. Co. B; Drill Team; NCO Club. 1960-61-Cpl. Co. A; Drill Team; NCO Club. 1961-62- Sgt. Co. A; Sgt.l C Co. A; Drill Team; NCO Club; Training Cadre. 1962-63—2nd Lieutenant Co. C; Cross Sabre Club. ROBERT MCDONALD EYERLY “Bob” “To search, to wander, and maybe, someday, maybe . . .” 1958-59—Pvt. Co. D; NCO Club; Honor Roll. 1959-60-Cpl. Co. D; Guidon Cpl. Co, D; NCO Club; Infirmary Orderly, 1960-61— Sgt.l C Battalion Staff; NCO Club; Infirmary Orderly; CERO Staff; Library Staff; Bugle Staff; President Sophomore Class. 1961- 62—2nd Lt. Co. D; Cross Sabre Club; CERO Staff Vice-President Library Club; President Junior Class; Marshal. 1962-63—Lt. Col. Battalion Staff; President Senior Class; Chairman Cross Sabre Club; Chairman Honor Council; President Library; President S. C. High School Library Association; Life Guard; Exch. Editor Bugle; Senior Superlative; Chairman CERO Staff; Commander Training Cadre. IS HUGH ARMSTRONG FLEMING, JR. “Hugo” “Never let studies interfere with your high school education.” 1959-60—Pvt. Co. B; Pfc. Co. B; Honor Roll; NCO Club; Bar- bell Club; Color Company. 1960-61—Cpl. Co. B; Barbell Club; Annual Staff; Bugle Staff; NCO Club. 1961-62—S Sgt. Battalion Staff; Annual Staff; Bugle Staff; CERO Staff ; Library Club; Track Team; NCO Club; Barbell Club; Citizenship Award. 1962-63— 1st Lt. Co. B; CERO Staff; Cross Sabre Club; Bugle Staff; Bar- bell Club; Senior of the Month; Captain Co. B. GLENN LEE GARVIN “Teddy Bear” “None but a fool is always right” 1961-62—Pvt. Co. Band; Flight Club; Brigadiers. 1962-63-Cpl, Co. Band; President Flight Club; Brigadiers; Track Team; Bus Driver. LLOYD MILO GEYER, JR. “Butch” “I would rather be right than president.” 1961-62—Pvt. Co. A; Pfc. Co. A; NCO Club; Block “C” Club; Varsity Basketball; Track; Color Company. 1962-63—Sgt. Co. A; Sgt. Co. B; Block “C” Club; Co-Captain Varsity Basketball; Track Team; Training Cadre. MICHAEL GOW “Wop” “Whatever is worth doing is worth doing well.” 1960-61—Pvt. Co. D. 1961-62—Cpl. Co. D; NCO Club. 1962-63- Cpl. Co. C; Sgt. Co, C; Cpl, Co. C; NCO Club; Barbell. JEFFREY C. GREGORIE “Gregg” “Charity towards all.” 1958-59—Pvt. Co. D; Library Club. 1959-60-Pvt. Co. C; Li- brary Club; Projection Staff. 1960-61—Pvt. Co. B; Pfc. Co. B; Projection Staff; Library Staff; NCO Club. 1961-62—Sgt. Co. B; Projection Staff; Library Club; Risher Rifles; T. V. Staff; Train- ing Cadre. 1962-63—M Sgt. Battalion Staff; Color Guard; Bar- bell Club; Cross Sabre Club; 1st Lt. Adj. Battalion Staff. JOHN HEATON “John” “You've heard of the one who did it, well, Ifm the one who didn’t.” 1961-62—Pvt. Co. A; Varsity Football. 1962-63-Pfc. Co. A; Sgt.l C Co. A; Varsity Football; Track; Block 4 C, Club; Bar- bell Club. SENIORS JOEL STOWE HILL III “Joe” “Profit by your mistakes, for this is the greatest of educations.” 1961-62—Pvt. Co. A; Cross-Country Team; Track Team; Block “C“ Club. 1962-63—Cpl. Co. A; Pvt. Co. A; Block “C” Club; Crack Drill Team. GYLES W. HILTON “General” “Great geniuses have the shortest biographies.” 1958-59—Pvt. Co. B; Pfc. Co. B; NCO Club. 1959-60-Cpl. Co. B; NCO Club. 1960-61—Cpl. Battalion Staff; Color Guard; S Sgt. Battalion Staff; CERO Staff; NCO Club; Radio Club. 1961-62- lst Sgt. Battalion Staff; Color Guard; CERO Staff; NCO Club; Radio Club; Life Guard; Barbell Club. 1962-63—Captain Co. D; Honor Council; Cross Sabre Club; Projection Staff; Life Guard; Co-Chairman CERO Club. 16 Herb” HERBERT J. HORTON Life is a bowl of cherries . , . for somebody 1958-59—Pvt. Co. D. 1959-60-Pfc. Co. D; Non-Com Club. 1960-61—Cpl. Co. D; Pvt. Co. D; Non-Com Club. 1961-62-Pfc:. Co. D. 1962-63—Sgt. 1 C Co. D; Non-Com Club; lst Sgt. Co. D. JULIAN GLEN HOUSER, JR. “Hooker” If only I knew” 1961- 62—Pvt. Co. Band; Pfc. Co. Band; Brigadiers; CERO Staff. 1962- 63—Sgt.l C Co. Band; Brigadiers. CHARLES MICHAEL HOWELL “Mike” All Great Feople are dying, and I feel sick. Myself” 1958-59—Pvt. Co. D; Gold Star. 1959-60-Pvt. Co. D; Manager Football Team; Risher Rifles. 1960-61—Pfc. Co. D; Pvt. Co. D; CERO Staff; XCO Club; Risher Rifles. 1961-62—Pvt. Co. C; CERO Staff; Risher Rifles; Co. Clerk. 1962-63-Pvt. Co. C; Cpl. Co. C; Asst. Mail Orderly; Co. Clerk; CERO Staff; T. V. Staff. ROBERT EDWARD JACKSON “Jack” The meek shall iiiherit the earth ” 1960-61—Pvt. Co. D. 1961-62—Pfc. Co. D; Non-Com Club. 1962- 63—Pfc. Co. B; Cpl. Co B; Non-Com Club. KENNY MACON JONES “Cool Ken” A rolling stone gathers no moss ” 1958-59—Pvt. Co. Rd. 1959-60-Pvt. Co. Bd.; Orchestra Man- ager. 1960-61—Pvt. Co. Bd.; Orchestra; Nomads; Baseball Man- ager; Intramural Captain, 1961-62—Pvt. Co. Bd.; Sgt. Co. Bd.; Orchestra; Nomads. 1962-63—Pvt. Co. Bd.; Orchestra; Barbell Club; Track; Track Manager. TERRELL EDWIN KEARSE “Twistin’Terrell” Old Rivers died.” 1960-61-Pvt. Co. B; Pfc, Co. B; NCQ Club. 1961-62-Gudion Cpl. B; Sgt. Co. B; NCO Club; Training Cadre; Citizenship Award. 1962-63—1st Lt. Battalion Staff. Supply; Training Cadre; Cross Sabre Clvib; Captain Supply, Battalion Staff; CERO Staff; Honor Council. CLASS OF 1963 DONALD ANDREW KEMP “Don” Git in it.” 1961- 62—Pvt. Co. C; Co. Clerk; Track Team; Color Company. 1962- 63—Sgt. Co. B; Pvt. Co. B; Training Cadre; Co. Clerk; Drill Team; NCO Club; T. V. Staff; Barbell Club. ED LAING “Reb” Love has made a fool of me.” 1961-62—Pvt. Co. A; Life Guard; Risher Rifles. 1962-63—Pfc. Co. A; Life Guard; Risher Rifles; NCO Club; Golf Team; Nomads. '17 JOHN PHILLIPS LANE, JR. Little Flip” Keep your neck out of the noose and don't grab a holt to something you can’t turn loose.” 1959-60—Pvt. Co. C; Pfc. Co. C; NCO Club. 1960-61-Guideon Cpl. Co. D; Training Cadre; Treasurer Sophomore Class; NCO Club; Barbell Club. 1961-62—Sgt. Co. D; Secretary Junior Class; Barbell Club. 1962-63—2nd Lt. Co. D; Cross Sabre Club; CERO Staff; Secretary Senior Class; Varsity Football; Senior of the Month. LOUIS FRANK LANFLISI “Lou” If tjou can’t say something good about someone don’t say anything.’' 1959-60—Pvt. Co. A; Barbell Club. 1960-61-Pfc. Co. A; Cpl. Co, A; NCO Club; Flight Club. 1961-62-Sgt. Co. A; Cpl. Co. A; Pvt. Co. A; Barbell Club; NCO Club; Flight lub; Track Team. 1962-63—Pvt. Co. A; Varsity Football; Vice-President Flight Club; Barbell Club; Block C” Club; Track Team. JOHN MARTIN LEITCH “Buff” The price of wisdom is above rubies ” 1962-63—Pvt. Co. B; Pfc. Co. B; Risher Rifles. EDWARD MIKE LIBERTY “Ted” '‘WORK? Where have I heard that word before?” 1961-62—Pvt. Co. C; Pfc. Co. C. 1962-63-Cpl. Co. C; Sgt. Co. C; Sgt. Co. B. JAMES GEOFFREY LIFRAGE “Goob” When you feel your knees knocking pull out” 1959- 60—Pvt. Co. D; Pfc. Co. D; NCO Club. 1960-61-Cpl. Co. D; NCO Club; Secretary Sophomore Class. 1961-62—Sgt. 1 C Co. D. 1962-63—1st Sgt. Co. D; 2nd Lt. Co. C. MAYNARD W. LITTLE “Mange” WHAT!! Study? I’d rather be sober” 1960- 61—Pvt. Co. D. 1961-62—Pfc. Co. D; Drill Team. 1962- 63—Pfc. Co. D; Pfc, Co. C; Cpl. Co. C. SENIORS THOMAS A. LOCKE “Bouncer” My memory is the thing I forget with.” 1959-60—Pvt, Co. D. 1960-61-Pfc. Co. C; Cpl. Co. C; NCO Club. 1961-62-Sgt. 1 C Co. C; NCO Club; Color Company. 1962- 63—M Sgt. Battalion Staff; Mess Officer; Sgt.1 C Co. B, PETE McCOMAS “Pete” If Lafferman could see me now,” 1959-60—Pvt. Co. D. 1960-61-Pvt. Co. B. 1961-62-Pvt. Co. B; Pfc. Co. B; K. P. 1962-63-Cpl, Co. B; Pvt. Co. B; K, P.; Bar- bell Club. 18 ROBERT GEORGE McCURDY “Cho” If at first you don't succeed, give up!” 1 1-62— Pvt. Co. B; Pfc. Co. B; Cross-Country Team; B Team 7 . 'ball; Barbell Club; Block “C” Club; Track Team; NCO Club. 1962-63—Cpl. Co. B; NCO Club; Sgt. Co. B; Business Manager Bugle; Reporter Bugle; Block “C” Club; Track Team. RICHARD BYRON McHUGH “Mac” It’s who you know that gets you there, but what you know that keeps you there.” 1960-61—Pvt. Co. A. 1961-62—Pfc. Co. A; Track Team. 1962- 6 3—Pfc. Co. A; Cpl. Co. A; NCO Club; Barbell Club; Co. Clerk. WILLIAM FLOYD McPHAUL “Mac” “Life is like a river winding endlessly through the hills.” 1960- 61—Pvt. Co. Bd.; CERO Staff. 1961-62-Cpl. Co. Bd.; Pvt. Co. Bd.; CERO Staff; Glee Club. 1962-63-Pfc. Co. Bd.; Co. Clerk; CERO Staff. GLEiN McQUEEN “Corky” “You’re only young once, but if you play it cool, once is enough. 1961- 62—Pvt. Co. A. 1962-63—Pvt. Co. A; Pfc. Co. A; Flight Club. WILLIAM BOYD MACIDULL “Mac” “The World wants a Man; not men.” 1961-62—Pvt. Co. A; JV Basketball Team. 1962-63—Cpl. Co. A; Varsity Basketball. LANNEAU JAMES MARTIN “Buddy” “As a rule.” 1960-61—Pvt. Co. C; Varsity Football; Drill Team; JV Basket- ball. 1961-62—Pfc. Co. C; Life Guard; Block C” Club; Cross- Country Team; Barbell Club; Varsity Football; Varsity Basket- ball; Co-Captain Basketball; Track Team; NCO Club. 1962-63— Sgt.l C Co. C; Varsity Football; Varsity Basketball; Barbell; Track Team; Captain Basketball; NCO Club; Senior Superlative; Block “C” Club. CLASS OF 1963 GUSTAVE CHARLES MARTSCHINK, JR. “Gus” “Give to the world the best that you have, and the best shall come back to you.” 1960-61-Pvt. Co. B; Pfc. Co. C; NCO Club; Barbell Club; Risher Rifles. 1961-62—Sgt. Co. C; Training Cadre; NCO Club; Risher Rifles; Barbell Club; Track Team; Cross-Country Team; T. V. Staff; Citizenship Award. 1962-63—1st Lt. Co. D; Training Cadre; Commander of Risher Rifles; Who’s Who at Carlisle; Cross Sabre Club; Senior Superlative; CERO Staff; Barbell Club; T. V. Staff; Block “C” Club, JOHN RANDOLPH MERLINO “Contino” “Life is a lucky opportunity.” 1961-62—Pvt. Co. D; Pfc. Co. D. 1962-63-Cpl. Battalion Staff; S Sgt. Battalion Staff. 19 PHILIP R. MERRY “P. R.” Evil communications corrupt good manners 1959-60—Pvt. Co. C. 1960-61—Pvt. Co. D; 1961-62-Cpl. Co. D; Sgt. Co. D; NCO Club; Rifle Team; Bugle Staff; Rebel Staff; Training Cadre. 1962-63—Sgt.1 C Co. C; Pvt. Co. C; Vice- President NCO Club; Editor-in-Chief Bugle; Training Cadre. JOHN R. MESSICK “Jack” “Walk, don’t run 1959-60—Pvt. Co. A. 1960-61-Pvt. Co. A; Drill Team. 1961-62- Pfc. Co. A; Drill Team. 1962-63-Cpl. Co. A; Sgt. Co. A; Drill Team; Cheerleader; Training Cadre; Barbell Club; Pvt. Co. A. ROBERT L. MILLS “Bobby” “The battle of sexes will never end because there is too much fraternizing with the enemy.” 1959-60—Pvt. Co. Band; Flight Club; Intramural Staff. 1960-61- Pvt. Co. Band; B Team Football. 1961-62—Pvt. Co. Band; Intra- mural Staff; Vice-President CERO Club; B Team Football; Flight Club; Barbell Club; Track Team; Cross-Country Team; Pfc. Co. Band; NCO Club. 1962-63-Pfc. Co. Band; NCO Club; Cpl. Co. Baud; 2nd Lt. Co. Band; Cross Sabre Club; Varsity Football; Track Team; Cross-Country Team; Block “C” Club; Baseball; Barbell Club. ALFRED A. MIXON “A. A.” “All that one gains by falsehood is, not to be believed when he speaks the truth.” 1958-59—Pvt. Co. Band. 1959-60—Pvt. Co. Band; Pfc. Co. Band; Flight Club; Barbell Club; B Team Baseball; B Team Football; NCO Club. 1960-61-Cpl. Co. Band; NCO Club; Flight Club; Barbell Club; Glee Club. 1961-62-Sgt.I C Co. Band; Flight Club; Glee Club; Pvt. Co. Band. 1962-63—Pfc. Co. Band; NCO Club; Track. PAUL ALAN MOESER “Moe” “Life is what you make it.” 1959-60—Pvt. Co. D. 1960-61-Pvt. Co. B; Pfc. Co. B. 1961-62- Pfc. Co. B; K. P. Sgt. Co. B. 1962-63-K. P. Sgt Co. B; President Barbell Club. HENRY AUGUSTINE MOLONY “Hank” “Quiet, but makes his presence known.” 1960-61-Pvt. Co. B. 1961-62—Pfc. Co. D; Cpl. D; NCO Club. 1962-63—Sgt. Co. D; President NCO Club; Rebel Staff; Feature Editor Bugle; CERO; Risher Rifles; T. V. Staff; Training Cadre; Pvt. Co. C. WALTER BERRY MURRAY, JR. “Stick” “Do your duty in all things. You cannot do more. You should never wish to do less.” 1958-59—Pvt. Co. D. 1959-60-Pvt. Co. C; Pfc. Co. C; NCO Club, Assistant Mess Officer. 1960-61—Cpl. Co. C; Cpl. Battalion Staff; S Sgt. Battalion Staff; NCO Club; Bugle Staff; Company Clerk; Projection Staff; Mess Officer; Citizenship Award. 1961- 62-2nd Lt. Personnel; Battalion Staff; 1st Lt. Personnel; Battalion Staff; Cross Sabre Club; Rebel; Library Club; Assistant Direc- tor Projection Staff; Company Clerk; Senior Superlative; Senior of the Month; Assistant Bugler; Mess Officer; Exchange Editor Bugle; Citizenship Award. 1962-63—Captain Adjutant; Battalion Staff; Captain Training Cadre; Major; Battalion Staff; Battalion Executive Officer; CERO Staff; Business Manager Rebel; Pho- tography Club; Editorial Assistant Bugle; Co-Director Projection Staff; Secretary Library Club; Senior Superlative; Honor Council; Who’s Who at Carlisle. EARL RENNY NEEDS “Earl” “Prosperity is just around the comer.”1 1959-60-Pvt. Co. B; Pfc. Co. B; NCO Club. 1960-61-Pfc. Co. B; Cpl. Co. B; NCO Club; Intramural Staff; Barbell Club. 1961- 62—Sgt. Co. B; NCO Club; Barbell Club. 1962-63-Sgt. Co. B; Rebel Staff; Newspaper Staff; Barbell Club; Training Cadre; Senior of the Month; President NCO Club. SENIORS 20 WILLIAM WALTER PARHAM “Piggy” AlVs fair in love and war.” 1961- 62—Pvt, Co. D; Varsity Football; Varsity Baseball; Track, 1962- 63—Pvt. Co. D; Pfc. Co. D; Varsity Football; Varsity Baseball. EDWIN WELLS PARKER “Biscuit” “The world can be a simple and happy place if you’ll just treat it that way.” 1960-61—Pvt. Co. C; B Team Football; Risher Rifles. 1961-62— Block “C” Club; Pfc. Co. B; NCO Club; B Team Football; Cross- Country Team; Track Team, 1962-63—Captain Cross-Country Team; Captain Track Team; Block “C” Club; Barbell Club; Flight Club; Co. Band. RICHARD HENRY PASE “Rick” Why take life seriously, you’ll come out alive anyway.” 1960-61—Pvt. Co. A; Tremelos; Barbell Club. 1961-62—Sgt. Co. A: NCO Club; Sgt.l C Co. A; Track Team; 1st Lt. Co. C; Bus Driver; Color Co.; Marshal. 1962-63—Captain Co. B; Honor Council; Cross Sabre Club; CERO Staff; Bus Driver; Senior of the Month; Senior Superlative. EDWARD LOUIS PAULEY “Ed” “It’s better to be late at the Golden Gate than to arrive in Hell on time” 1960-61—Pvt. Co. A; Varsity Baseball; Risher Rifles. 1961-62— Pvt. Co. A; JV Basketball; Barbell Club; Color Co. 1962-63- Sgt. Co. A; Training Cadre; NCO Club; Honor Roll; Varsity Baseball; Guide; 2nd Lt. Co. A. WYNNS KEITH POLK “Smiley” “Take a break ” 1959-60—Pvt. Co. D; Pfc. Co. D; NCO Club. 1960-61 Cpl. Co. D; NCO Club; Barbell Club. 1961-62-lst Sgt. Co. D; NCO Club; Barbell Club. 1962-63-lst Sgt Co. C; NCO Club. ROBERT DANIEL POOLE, JR. “Sweets” “A friend is a person with whom you dare to be yourself.” 1960-61—Pvt. Co. B; Pfc. Co. B; Charter Member NCO Club; Risher Rifles; Barbell Club; B Team Football; Co. Clerk. 1961- 62—Sgt. Co. B; Training Cadre; NCO Club; Track Team; Cheer- leader; Block “C” Club; CERO Staff. 1962-63-lst Lt. Co. C; CERO Staff; Senior of the Month; Cross Sabre Club. CLASS OF 1963 CLIARLES WINFORD RHODE “Mickey” “If I can’t do great things. I’ll do things in a great way.” 1961- 62—Pvt. Co. A. 1962-63—Cpl. Co. A; Pvt. Co. A. JIMMY ROYE “Mule” ,It’s sad to think of what life could be like.” 1959-60—Pvt. Co. D. 1960-61-Pvt, Co. C. 1961-62-Pvt. Co. B. 1962- 63—Pfc Co. B; Risher Rifles. 21 CHARLES MARSHALL SCHOFIELD “Porky” “Necessity is the mother of invention.” 1959-60—Pvt. Co. B; Color Company. 1960-61—Pfc. Co. A; Cpl, Co. A; Radio Club; NCO Club; Flight Club; Color Company. 1961-62—S Sgt. Battalion Staff; Secretary-Treasurer Flight Club; President Photo Club; NCO Club; Radio Club. 1962-63—M Sgt. Battalion Staff; 2nd Lt. Battalion Staff; Mess Officer; NCO Club; Cross Sabre Club; Secretary-Treasurer Flight Club; President Photo Club; Color Guard; Photographer Rebel Staff; Photographer Bugle Staff. DAVID C. SHAW, JR. “Fuzzy” “What kind of place is this, anyway?” 1961- 62—Pvt. Co. C; Pfc. Co. C; NCO Club; Color Company. 1962- 63—Sgt. Co. C; Training Cadre; Library Club; NCO Club. GROVER SHULER “Grover” “The larger the income the harder it is to live within it.” 1960-61—Pvt. Co. A; Pfc. Co. A. 1961-62-Sgt. Co. A; Drill Team; NCO Club. 1962-63—2nd Lt. Co. B; Drill Team; Cross Sabre Club; Golf Team; Cheerleader. CHARLES LOUIS SMITH “Crip” “Studies and good times don’t go together so have a good time.” 1958-59—Pvt. Co. D; Pfc. Co. D; NCO Club. 1959-60-Pfc. Co. D; NCO Club. 1960-61-Cpl. Co. C; NCO Club; CERO; Bar- bell Club. 1961-62—Sgt. Co. C; Vice-President Junior Class; CERO; Barbell Club; NCO Club. 1962-63-Sgt. Co. C; Sgt.l C Co. B; Sgt.l C Co. C; CERO; Vice-President Senior Class; Flight Club; Senior Superlative. RICHARD L. SMITH ‘'Rick” “It’s better to be seen and not heard.” 1958-59—Pvt. Co. D. 1959-60—Pfc, Co. D; Varsity Baseball Team. 1961-62—Pvt. Co. B. 1962-63—Pvt. Co. B; Cpl. Co. B; Varsity Football; Varsity Baseball; Barbell Club; NCO Club; T. V. Staff; Block “C” Club; Sgt.l C Co. D. ROBERT ROYALL STILLWELL “Rob” “The greatest firmness is the greatest mercy.” 1961-62—Pvt, Co, A; Pfc. Co. A. 1962-63—Sgt. Battalion Staff; M Sgt. Battalion Staff; Color Guard. SENIORS BURDETTE W. STONE “Rocky” “Nature and wisdom always say the same.” 1961-62—Pvt. Co. B; Pfc, Co. B; NCO Club. 1962-63-Sgt. Co. B; Training Cadre; NCO Club; Sgt. Co. A. MARK STROM “Mark” “The golden age is before us not behind us.” 1959-60—Pvt. Co. D. 1960-61-Pvt. Co. D; Pfc. Co. D. 1961-62- Sgt. Co. D; NCO Club; Barbed Club. 1962-63-Sgt. Co. D. 22 JAMES MOODY SUTPHIN “Sut” “Let the world roll along, I’ll get there later.” 1960-61— Pvt. Co. B; Varsity Baseball; Block “C” Club. 1961-62— Sgt. Co. A; Secretary Block “C” Club; Varsity Baseball. 1962-63— l't Sgt. Co. A; Pvt. Co. B; Captain Varsity Baseball; President Block “C” Club; Senior of the Month; Senior Superlative; Train- ing Cadre. JAMES GARY TANKERSLY “Tank” “Skmny people live longer.” 1961-62—Pvt. Co. A; Pfc. Co. B. 1962-63-Sgt. Co. A; Training Cadre. DAVID TATE “David” “God I hate oil cans.” 1959-60—Pvt. Co. C; Library. 1960-61—Cpl. Co. D; Pvt. Co. D; Pfc. Co. D; Library Staff. 1961-62—Cpl. Co. B; Library Staff. 1962-63—M Sgt. Battlion Staff; Library Staff; Life Guard; NCO Club; Cheerleader. THOMAS DEKLE TEATE “Dcke” Life . . . UGH.” 1961-62—Pvt. Co. C; Library Club; Bugle; Pfc. Co. C. 1962-63- Sgt. Co. C; Library Club; Editor Bugle. GEORGE HUGH THOMAS “Bud” “To be good for something is excellent; to be good for noth- ing, is supreme ” 1961-62—Pvt. Co. B. 1962-63—Pfc. Co. B; Cpl. Co. B; News Editor Bugle; CERO Staff; Barbell Club; Gold Star. THOMAS TUCKER “Tuck” “Bread, wine, and thou beside me . . . and soon I’ll be fat, drunk and in jail.” 1960-61—Pvt. Co. Bd.; Orchestra; Risher Rifles. 1961-62—Pvt. Co. Bd.; Cpl. Co. Bd; Orchestra; Glee Club. 1962-63—Captain Co. Bd.; Orchestra; Honor Council; Cross Sabre Club; Barbell Club. CLASS OF 1963 RONNY TUMBLESTON “Ronny” “If I couldn’t, Dave could.” 1958-59—Pvt, Co. C; Barbell Club. 1959-60-Pfc. Co. C; NCO Club; Pvt. Co. C. 1961-62—Pvt. Co. A. 1962-63-Guidon Cpl. Co. A; Sgt. Co. A; NCO Club. EVERETTE EUGENE VAUGHN “Bo” “Everybody has his own kick going” 1960- 61—Pvt. Co. C; Pfc. Co. C; NCO Club; Varsity Football. 1961- 62—Pvt. Co. C; Pfc. Co. C; Cpl. Co. C; NCO Club; Varsity Football; Block “C” Club. 1962-63-Sgt. 1 C Co. B; Varsity Football; Block “C” Club; Treasurer NCO Club; Sports Editor Bugle; Vice-President NCO Club; Senior Superlative. 23 Warden’ WILLIAM THOMAS WALLACE, JR. “Time marches on.” 1960-61—Pvt. Co. B; Junior Varsity Football. 1961-62—Cpl, Co. B; Varsity Football; Varsity Baseball; NCO Club; Block “C” Club. 1962-63—Sgt. Co. B; Varsity Football; Captain. Football Team; Varsity Baseball; NCO Club; Block “C” Chib. BARTO EUGENE WATSON “Gene” “The—with Carlisle.” 1962-63—Pvt. Co. A; Drill Team. GERALD FOSTER WATSON “Jerry” “It is about time!” 1962-63—Pvt. Co. A; Drill Team. RICHARD DOYLE WAY, JR. “Dickie” “All the world is a stage.” 1960-61-Pvt. Co. B; Pfe. Co. B. 1962-63-S Sgt, Battalion Staff; NCO Club; Training Cadre; Library Club; Bus Driver; Rifle Team. 1962-63—Capt. Co. A; Capt. Training Cadre; Honor Council; Cross Sabre Club; Vice-President Library Club; Bus Driver; Senior Superlative. MARVIN LEE WILCHAR “Lee” “He’ll find a way or make one 1959- 60—Pvt. Co. C; Pfe. Co. C. 1960-61-B Team Football; Secretary Sophomore Class; Pvt. Co. C; Co. Clerk. 1961-62— Pfe. Co. C; B Team Football; Color Co.; Track Team; Block “C” Club. 1962-63—Sgt. Co. C; Pvt. Co. B; Tracb Team; Varsity Football; Block “C” Club; Senior of Month; Senior Superlative. DAVE WILLARD “Dave” “If I couldn’t, Ronny could” 1960- 61-Pvt. Co. A; Pvt. Co. B. 1961-62-Pfc. Co. A; NCO Club; Pvt. Co. A. 1962-63-Cpl. Co. A; NCO Club. CLYDE LEE WILLIFORD “Clyde” ‘‘People are funny” 1961-62—Pvt. Co. C; Pfe. Co. C; Varsity Football; Track; Basketball; Block “C” Club; Color Company. 1962-63—Sgt. Co. B; Sgt. Co. C; Block “C” Club; Varsity Football; Basketball; Track; Baseball; Honor Roll. ERNEST BRADWELL WINGARD, JR. “E. B ” “A good many things go around in the dark besides Santa Claus.” 1961-62—Pvt. Co. Bd.; Pfe. Co. Bd. 1962-63-Pfc. Co. Bd,; Cpl. Co. Bd.; Barbell Club; Track Team. GRADY WOODY “G. W ” “Two heads are better than one” 1960-61—Pvt. Co. Bd. 1961-62-Pfc. Co. Bd.; Orchestra. 1962- 63—Pvt. Co. Bd.; Orchestra. CLASS OF 1963 24 SENIOR DIRECTORY EDGAR BERT ALEXANDER, JR, 160 Dellwood Drive......... LEON E. ALEXANDER 133 King Street......... JOHN M. ANTHONY Route No. 5, Tanite Rd...... JAMES E. ATKINSON Route No. 3.......,......... DAN S. AYARS 2318 Mercer Circle S........ GEORGE MICHAEL BACH 2204 Greenbriar Rd.......... HENRY THEDEORD BENNETT, JR. 28 N. Ave................... ROBERT RALPH BEWLEY 5667 Heston Rd.............. WAYNE BURTON BIBLE 827 Milledge Rd............ GARY SAMUEL BLAIR Main St..................... LEONARD GERALD BLAIR 519 E. 58th St. ............ CHARLES MICHAEL BRUCE 3528 Admiral Dr..... JOHN RICHARD BUCHANON 20 Buckingham Ct.......... JOHN BUNN 411 Churchill Rd........... JOHN LEWIS CASELLA 806 Old Edgefield Rd........ JOHN CHARUHAS 805 Che tworth Place........ JOHN COLBERT COLLIER Colbert, Georgia MICHAEL COOK 31 Ave...................... ROBERT DALY 228 Lindbergh Dr............ VICK DEER Rt. No. 1................... PAUL DELOACH Furman, S. C. WILLIAM MARTIN DUNSON Welake, Fla. JOHNNY ELLENBURG 200 McCory St.......... , . ROBERT EYERLY Box 121............... HUGH FLEMING Yonah Ave................. GLENN LEE GARVIN 109 Wildwood Dr......... LLOYD GEYEll Penbroke, Ga. MICHAEL GOW 5875 Globe.................. JEFFREY GREGORY 26 Beattie St............... JOHN HEATON Route No. 4................. JOEL HILL III 230 Aquamarine Ave.......... GUILES HILTON 302 S. McClain ............. HERBERT HORTON 1 Larry Lane................ JULIAN HOUSER 805 Edisto Ave.............. MICHAEL HOWELL 2917 Monroe St.............. ROBERT JACKSON 3023 Hope Ave............... KENNETH JONES 715 W. Davis St............. TERRYL KEARSE 1728 Georgia Ave..... DONALD KEMP 1575 Tohn's Road..... ED LAING 3621 San Remo Dr............ JOHN LANE, JR. Lvdia, S. C. LEWIS LANFLISI 498 NE 28th Terrace......... JOHN LIETCH 826 Oleander Dr........ .. . MICHAEL LIBERTY 5 Hammett St................ JAMES LIFRAGE Salters, S. C. MAYNARD LITTLE 111 W. 42nd St.............. THOMAS LOCKE Box 115................. . . ROBERT McCOMBS 109 Pine Cove................ ROBERT McCURDY 130 Oakland Ave............. .........Greenville, S. C. .........Charleston, S. C. .......Stroudsburg, Penn. ........Darlington, S. C. ........Jacksonville, Fla. ........ Kingston, N. C. ......Myrtle Beach, S. C. ........Jacksonville, Fla. .............Augusta, Ga. ...... Clear Spring, Md. ........Jacksonville, Fla. Charleston Heights, S. C. . . ......Asheville, N. C. . . . ,N. Charleston, S. C. .......N. Augusta, S. C. ..........Alexandria, Va. ......Myrtle Beach, S, C. ..............Atlanta, Ga. ............Hampton, S. C. ............Easley, S. C. Windy Hill Beach, S. C. . . . ...Gainesville, Ga. .......Walterboro, S. C. ............Wayne, Mich. .......Huntington, N. Y. .............Seneca, S. G. ...........Pensacola, Fla. ........Charleston, S. C. . . .E. Providence, R. I, ...... Orangeburg, S. C, .........Columbia, S', C. .........Columbia, S. C. .......Burlington, N. C. .......N. Augusta, S. C. ............Augusta, Ga. .......Jacksonville, Fla. .......Boca Raton, Fla. ............Aiken, S. C. .........Piedmont, S. C. ........Jacksonville, Fla. ..........Magnolia, Del. ..........Beaufort, S. C. .......Norristown, Penn. RICHARD MclIUGH 1325 N. Edgewater..... WILLIAM McPHAUL 108 Church St......... GLENN McQUEEN 958 Scott Circle...... WILLIAM MACIDULL 334 Buna Rd........... LANNEAU MARTIN Route No. 3.............. GUSTAVE MURTSCHINK, JR. Route No. 1, Box 246.. JOHN MERLING 37615................. PHILLIP MERRY 1021 Highland Ave. ... JOHN MESSICK 8 Wilde Ave., Apt. 15. ROBERT MILES Box 779-D............. ALFRED MIXON 909 Bells Hgwy........ PAUL MOESER 460 N. E. 2 Ave....... HENRY MOLONY 110 Peachtree..... . . . BERRY MURRAY 1304 Buena Vista.... EARL NEEDS 1308 Laiblin Place, N. E. WILLIAM PARHAM Box 182............... EDWIN PARKER Route No. 4............ RICHARD PASE 1206 Dorcas Terrace... EDWARD PAULEY 400 Hough.............. WYNNS POLK Ellahelle, Ga. ROBERT POOLE 215 Delwood Dr..... . . , , CHARLES RHODE 1318 Foster St......... JIMMY ROYE Box 258............... CHARLES SCHOFIELD 1431 Madison Ave......... DAVID SHAW, JR. 1620 Cherokee Rd......... JAMES SHULER 314 Prince St.......... CHARLES SMITH Pinckney Is............ RICHARD SMITH 514 Holland Ave....... ROBERT STILLWELL 304 E. 60th St........ BURDETTE STONE Box 14................ MARK STROM 1470 N. E. 4th Ave.... JAMES SUTPHIN 1007 Kirkwood Cr..... JAMES TANKERSLY 576 Denton Dr......... DAVID TATE 3904 Kenilworth Rd..... THOMAS TEATE 3978 Conga............. GEORGE THOMAS 1460 N. Sherwood Dr... THOMAS TUCKER Deale, Md. RONNY TUMBLESTON Route No. 1, Box 323... EVERETT VAUGIIN 1919 Redmont St........ WILLIAM WALLACE Reids ville, Ga. BARTO WATSON 440-A Fenwick Rd....... EUGENE WATSON 440-A Fenwick Rd....... RICHARD WAY, JR. 13 Ave................. LEE WILGHAR Route No. 1, Box 323 D. DAVE WILLARD 114 S. Dr............. (CLYDE WILLIFORD 727 S. York Ave........ ERNEST WINGARD, JR. 13 Peeks Pike.......... GRADY WOODY 110 Converse........... ...........Charleston, S. C. ........Red Springs, N. C, . . . .......... Atlanta, Ga. ..............Fort Lee, Va. .............Mullins, S. C. ...........Charleston, S. C. St. Martin's Livonia, Mich. ............Augusta, Ga. ......Drexel Hill, Penn. ..........Augusta, Ga. ..........Walterboro, S. C. ............Boca Baton, Fla. .........Charleston, S. G. ............ Augusta, Ga. ..............Canton, Ohio .......... Mullins, S. C. .............Murphy, N, C. ............Kingston, N, C. ..........Charlotte, N. C. ....... Greenwood, S. C. .........Charleston, S. C. .........Fair Forest, S. C. ...... Florence, S. C. ............Florence, S. C. .....Georgetown, S. C. .............Bluff ton, S. C. ...............Cayce, S. C. ..............Savannah, Ga. ............Williams, S. C. ......... .Baco Baton, Fla. ........ .Camden, S. C. ........ Gainesville, Ga. ...........Columbia, S. C. . .......Jacksonville, Fla. . .......Charleston, S. C. .......James Island. S. C. . . . . ,N. Charleston, S. C. - - .....Fort Monroe, Va. .........Fort Monroe, Va. . . . S. Myrtle Beach, S. C, .......James Island, S. C. ........Eggertsville, N. Y. ...........Rock Hill, S. C. . .......Charleston, S. C. . . . , . N. Charleston, S. C. 25 Most Likely to Succeed ROBERT EYERLY Most Intelligent JOHN ANTHONY SENIOR Most Military GUS MARTSCHINK Biggest Dingle DICKIE WAY Most Dependable BERRY MURRAY Most in Love LEE WILCHAR Most Athletic BUDDY MARTIN Biggest BuUshooter EVERETT VAUGHN Best All-Round RICKY PASE Friendliest CRIP SMITH SUPERLATIVES Most Popular JIMMY SUTPHIN Wittiest ROBERT BEWLEY SENIOR I, Bert Alexander, will to Joe Walsh my ability to get shot by a ten-year buddy, and live to tell it, also my ability to do the “S wabble”. I, Leon Alexander, will by ability to be reduced in ranks only four weeks after the beginning of the year, to my brother. Sonny. I, John Anthony, do hereby will to Pee Wee the 1964 Rebel and to anyone who is fool enough to try, the ability to pull a two-week furlough for a two-day test. T, Jimmy Atkinson, hereby will to Capt. Martin a five year subscription to “Mad” and “Playboy”. I, Mike Bach, do hereby leave the following things. To my brother, Gary, my pull with “Ludy”, to Webb Floyd and Les Serrano a senior class color each. I, Teddy Bennett, hereby leave all my extra academic furloughs to Webb and Eddie, so they will be able to get home every once in a while. I also leave my nickname “Brother” to Toni Jarrett. I, Bob Bewtey, hereby leave to “Luk the Gook” my memory and to Rhett Goodman my ability to get along with “Ludy”. I, Wayne Bible, hereby lease to Phil Goudreau the ability to break campus 15 times under Jeff Gregories nose and not be caught I, Gary Blair, do hereby will to Capt. Norman my charge account at Superior Cleaners and to Maj. Stead- man the ability to grow long healthy hair. I, Mike Bruce, hereby will to Capt. Ludy Davenport one book of mixed up English books. I, John Buchanan, do hereby will to Larry Acock my ability to shoot pool and be cool. I, John Bunn, do hereby give the possessions I don’t want to anyone who wants them, and my ability to grow to “D” Company. I, John Casella, do hereby leave to all the new second ycarman the “ratting privileges” that I will not be able to enjoy. I, John “Cherry Eyes” Charuhas, hereby will to my roommate “Piney all my used uniforms and the termites in room 110. I, John “Dogari Collier, hereby will to Maj. Carson Sturgeon my good looks and my speech. I, Mike “Fink” Cook, leave to Buzzy Zittroer my chair in Economics, hoping that it brings him better luck than it brought me. I, Paul DeLoach, do hereby will my ability to grow a full head of hair to Maj. Steadman and to Hughs and West I leave my ability to break restrictions and go to the show while Maj. Steadman is on O. C. I, Martin “Red” Dunson, do hereby will my ability to throw the shot putt and the discus farther than anybody in school to Douglas Truluck knowing that it is left in capable hands. I, Johnny Ellenburg, being out of my mind, leave Freddie Bell the ability to get a date with a girl in a town near by. I, Bob Eyerly, will to Capt. Estes my black Gold Cups and to Maj. Thompson my whistle and bestow upon him a Go-cart in which to ride to the drill field. I, Glen Garvin, will to Scott Lawson the right to be a “Good Doctor”. To the younger members of the band the right to say girls are “Teddy Bear”. I, Butch Geyer, do hereby leave to the Class of “'64” my thoughts of dear old Carlisle. I, John Heaton, will my ability to sack out in the after- noon to Patterson and my ability to play quarterback to “Zitt”, I also will to Chuck Parham one of my Block “C” letters. I, Gyles “Gen” Hilton, hereby leave to Webb the ability to have long hair and not get reported for it. I also will to Beard the ability to watch TV during study period and get caught but not reported for it. I, Herp “Beep Beep” Horton, will to “Onion” Gaines one large letter box and two gallons of English Leather. To “Pee Wee' Phillips I will a train schedule from Den- mark, and to Capt. Estes I leave a bullet riddled B-17. I, Hooker Houser, being of sound mind and body, leave to my roommate the ability to write very effective love letters. Also to my roommate I leave my piece of mind, since he has been so understanding and tolerating of my presence here at Carlisle. I, Mike Howell, do hereby bequeath to Freddie Bell the ability to graduate before he is twenty years old. I, Jackson, R. E., leave to Clark, L. C. “Google Eyes”, my great eyesight to enable him to walk around in the fog as I have done during my stay here, and to Beale, W. G. my great ability to make 100’s in American History. I, Terrell Kearse, will all my earthly possessions to Terry Brown, this consists of one book of matches and a Kool Cigarette. I, Don Kemp, will the ability to Goose Ritter to get out next year as I am this year. I, Edward Laing, leave Rhett Goodman the Report Box. I, Flip Lane, do hereby leave to Webb Floyd the honor of being President of “The Little Three”. And to Dodge Scarbourgh the honor of being Vice-President. I, Louie Lanjlisi, leave Doug Truluck, and Uncle Rhett Goodman my ability to throw the discus and to King Brainard the chance to go to Columbia to see Sandy and Vicky once more. I, John Leitch, will to the “Gold Dust Twins” my brains and hope they will be able to make good use of them. I, Ted Liberty, will to George Benton my ability to get the scoop on Capt. Ludy’s United States History test, and may he learn who Jackson was fighting for. I, James G. Lifrage, after spending four rewarding years at Carlisle, do will and bequeath to my roommate Ronald Floyd all our memories and good times. And do hereby leave in radiant contentment. I, Mange Little, will my ability to lay waste to the stability of Carlisle and all it’s functions, and get away with it, also I will my bush axe and moonshine still to Dawson, Cook and Walker. I, Thomas A. Locke, will to “Silver Fox” Sturgeon my French book and hope that in the future he is a better instructor than I was a student. I, Pete McComas, leave to my roommates. Mo and Cho the ability to go steady with a girl for as long as I have, I, Bill McPhatd, will to all underclassmen the ability to have as much fun at C. M. S. as I did and only be busted once. To Capt. Davenport, I leave the ability to be the one to bust all those having as much fun as I did. I, Glen McQueen, leave my athletic ability to Doug Truluck. 28 WILLS I, W. B. Macidull, will to McMillan T. the left side of the moon to feed the rats in Risher Barracks and Mr. Woodard. I, Lonneau James Martin (Baddy), will to Buzzy Zittrour my number “Big 22” also my ability to shoot the bull to Louise as he will shoot it to Joan. I, Gus Martschink, will to Buddy Gains the ability to receive three letters a week from a girl and be just as good as the five he receives from his girl. To the Drill Team Leader of ’64, I will the ability to cope with many problems that I was confronted with. I, John Medina, leave all my worldly possessions to Serrano, and to Beard I leave my ability to keep from hanging rats. I, Jack Messick, leave the up and coming “Gold Bricks” my record as the biggest, and being the only cadet in the school to be hit by a car on the Carlisle campus. I, Bobby Mills, will my ability to have long winds and not get reported by Davenport or Maj. Thompson. I also leave Tommy Lawrence the ability to keep in trouble with the “Greenies”. I, Alfred A. Mixon, will to Richard Inman my room and bed. To Page the ability to do as much as I have and get away with it, except throwing bottles. To Frankie Tucker I leave Ziggies swimming pool. I, Paul Moeser, leave my ability to safely drive around bumps in the road to Ray Eubanks. I, Hank “Geech” Molony, will to Don Sottile his own worst enemy (Himself). To Huck Finn my temper and stubbornness. To Col. Risher W. R. one cut and polished diamond. (Four weeks cutting and four weeks polishing.) I, Berry Murray, leave to Buzzy Zitrotuer a wish that he may have the best that life has to offer. I, also leave to Col. Grimes and Maj. Thompson the Battlion Staff, for them to give to a fine rising Senior. I, Earl Needs, leave my Buck Sgt. to any one who wants it, also the new N. C. O. Club to Maj. Steadman with a new president to go along with it. I, “Punk” Parham, leave to the boys that are at spring football next year the ability to gamble with love, a night in Augusta with “Feel Good” and a lot of good card games without getting caught by Davenport or Jenkins. I, Ed Parker, will to Dorris the ability to be a good sportsman and a good athlete. I, Ricky Pase, leave Rhett Goodman the ability to power shift from first to reverse in the “Baby Goose”. I, Edward Pauley, will to my faithful roommate Mick Gilliam the ability to pass exams on the first go round. I, “Smiley” Polk, leave the ability to grow long hair and keep it to Warnell. I, Sweets Poole, will to Ludy a case of Metracal to Col. Patric a box of Density and to Carson Sturgeon “as a rule”. I, Mickey Rhode, will my academic ability to Newton and Belk. I, Mule Roye, leave to Brown, F. A. the ability to go 33a years at Carlisle without rank to Dahlstedt the ability to go through the whole next year being subject restricted. I, Marshall Schofield, will to McGoo the radio club and luck in making soldering guns legal appliances, to Freddie Bell the ability to type, the person in charge of the Mess Hall my sorrows and trouble with the K, P s and to the roaches I leave Carlisle. I, David Shaw, will my famous singing ability to my ex-roommates and to Les Serrano and Mike Back one beat-up record a piece and to Paul Lawton, I leave him alone with his twenty-two squirrels. I, Crip Smith, leave to all the juniors the judgment to know better than to take booking and to Webb, I leave the ability to pass history under Davenport, and the ability to snow Libby again next year. I, Richard L. Smith, will to Major Jack Steadman a good toupi and to Jones, G. J. that he might find him a roommate to check him in an out on Sunday and Friday night leave and not get him caught. Thank you very much. I, Bob Stillwell, will to Smatheis the ability to bring a supply of towels to Carlisle next year and to Paul Law- ton the privilege of being called Mother Lawton by Major Thompson next year. I, Burdette W. Stone, will my abilities to have never have walked to bullring during my two years at Carlisle to Skeet Smith also I will ability to pull extra leaves and furloughs to Tommy Hill in hopes that he may do the same next year. I, Mark Strom, leave my ability to get along with people to Davis Blackston, to Finn I leave my hat brass and a pair of slightly used fatigue pants. I leave to Maj. Sturgeon the ability to find his self. I, Jimmy Sutphin, leave to Goodman a hole in the wall called the “Bee Hive” to go to over furlough. I, Gary Tandersley, hereby leave to Capt Davenport the ability to loose weight. I, David Tate, will my nose and the charm that goes with it to Larmer Cooper who needs them both. I, Thomas J. Tucker, leave the ability to run the band on a hap-hazard basis to the future Commanders of this Company and to my brother, Frankie, two more happy years at Carlisle. I, Ronny Tumbleston, leave Col. Risher the right to the fish in his pond and to Capt. Davenport a bottle of tranquilizers so he will be able to teach next year. And to Bill my roommate a chair so he won’t have to sit on the sink during study period. I, Bo Vaughn, leave to John Thompson the ability to have as much fun here next year as Earl and I did this year and my Sft. 1 c also. I, Tom Wallace, will to Piney the ability to drink “Old Mr. Boston” and not get caught to Bo the ability to use the “Grey Ghost” on next year’s rats. To Col. Grimes this thought, “from time to time and keep on keeping on.” I, Watson, B. E., will cigarette butts to Woody Dicker- son and my knowledge of Military to Maj. Thompson. I, Watson, G. F., leave my twin brother to anyone who will claim him. I, Dickie Way, leave to the Company Commander of A Company the ability to win Dress Parades the way we did this year. I, Dave Willard, will to Capt. Davenport one barge so he will be able to water ski and also all my form fitted shirts. To Billy Brooks I leave the ability to go seven days without food. I, Clyde Williford, leave to Henry Harley my ability to play football and to my other roommate Bill Cogburn I leave my academic leave so he can go to the show on night leave. I, Brad Wingard, leave my ability to rewire rooms to my roommate Scott and not get caught. 29 KING BRAINARD Vice-President CHUCK PARHAM Secretary BUZZY ZITTROUER T reusurer PEE WEE PHILLIPS President . I MISS MELODIE BOETTGER Sponsor JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Fellow Classmates: On behalf of King, Chuck, Buzzy, and myself, I wish to thank the Junior Class for their full co-operation in the various class activities. We hope that by working together next year, we can have the best Senior Class to graduate from Carlisle. Have a good time this summer and keep out of trouble. Sincerely, Pee Wee, President, Junior Class. 30 CLASS OF 1964 Alexander, H. L. Almenas Askins Baily Barbero Beale, G. P. Beale, W. G. Beard Belk Bell, F. W. Bennett, W, R. Blackston Brain aid Brooks Brown, R. V. Brucker Cook, D. S. Dahlstedt Dana Dickerson 31 JUNIORS Drydale Fleming, C. R. Floyd, J. R. Gaines Goodman Gramling Haas Hamilton, R. W. Health Hughes Hurst Jones, G. J. Joyner Komegay Kuppens Lane, G. R. Law Lawrence Lawson, R. A. Lawton 32 CLASS OF 1964 McGee McMillan McQueen Merritt Pacheco Page Parham Patterson Phillips Price, W. B. Risher Ritter Roberts Rourk Scruggs Seigneous Serrano Smathers Smith, J. L. Smith, W. E. 33 CLASS OF 1964 Stathakis Thompson Truluck Varner Walsh Warnell Williams, K. D, Williams, M. G. Wylds Zittrouer Wtl GEORGE BENTON President MISS IRENE BISHOP Sponsor SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Fellow Classmates: Well, boys, this year is coming to an end. Now that we look back on it, we wish we could bring back some of those good times. I know I speak for Frankie, Roger, and Ricky by saying, I wish you all a good summer, and hope to see you back next year. Sincerely, George Benton, President. ROGER BECK Vice-President RICKY WILLIAMS Secretary FRANKIE TUCKER Treasurer 35 SOPHOMORES Apel Beck Bennett Benton Bowen Bowzard Brooks Brown Campbell Chandler Cogbum Combs Cook Cooper Cox Cress Davant Dawson Doris Eubank Finn Finney Fischer Floyd Freeman Gaudreau Gibson Gillam Grosshiem Hambright 36 CLASS OF 1965 Hamilton Hill Huggins Ivy Jefcoat Johnson Jones Kashmanian Lewis Lineberry Loud McGrory MacLane McMillan, J. P. McMillan, R, P. Manogue Mitchell Mopps Morehouse Moshoures Newsome Owens Peyser Price Retter Sawyer Scarborough Schmidt Seymour Shiels 37 CLASS OF 1965 Smith, M, M. Stone Suber Sweeney Taber Thompson Traupel Tucker Tyler Walker, D. R. Walker Watts West Williams Wright CLASS OF 1966 Allen Ball Bell Broad Brown Buie Byrum Canady Casella Chapman Christenson Counihan Crowder DeRosa Elwell Forrester Hammond Harley Howell Humphrey Jacobs, H. A. Jacobs, R. K. Jarett Johnson, J. C, Johnson, J. S. Kelly Koenig Kroah Limehouse McQuitty Melton Miller Mixon Molineaux Mood Myers Newton Patrick Patterson Peat Peek Peters ime Petrea Powell Railsback Rizer Sabol Sharpe Sims Stevens Sumner T ankersly Thomas Trout Williams Wright Yates J J 39 CLASS OF 1967 Able Aycock Barnhill, E. K. Barnhill, R. B. Bond Cameron Clarke Cole Cook Cummings Curry Dunn Ferguson Guttu Hall Hamer Hamilton Jones Lawson Lewis Lindsay Lowry McCue Martchant Masur Nelson Proctor Ramey Rentz Rubright Schmidt Scott Seals Smith Teasley Thomas Whittaker 40 THE REBEL STAFF JOHN ANTHONY Editor-in-Chief CAPTAIN SIDNEY ZEMP Advisor MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM ANTHONY Sponsors John M. Anthony, Editor-in-Chief. PEE WEE PHILLIPS Assistant Editor BERRY MURRAY Business Manager EARL NEEDS Assistant Business Manager HENRY MOLONY Managing Editor To many people an annual is a sort of “book of memories”— and that’s exactly what a good annual should be. I just hope that the “ ’63” Rebel has been successful in this measure. To me, I guess it’s the proverbial “dream come true.” But like all dreams, there’s a pretty good lesson behind it. Being an editor is fine, but it’s just one small part. Without the advice of Captain Zemp, and many others, there probably would have been no annual. As for the real credit for the Rebel, that goes to men like: Pee Wee Phillips, the Assistant Editor, with whom I sat up many a night until two or three o’clock in the morning making out copy and cracking jokes to keep awake; to Earl Needs, Hank Molony, and Marshall Schofield, who were right there with us roguing the faculty’s coffee and molding many more unforgettable events, but still getting their annual off to press. It has been a lot of fun for the staff as well as a lot of work, but now as this work draws to a close and we wrap up the 1963 Rebel, it is our sincere wish that each man as he looks at these pages will draw a fond memory from them. Seated: Berry Murray, John Anthony, Pee Wee Phillips, Standing: Deke Teate, Earl Needs, Hank Molony, Phillip Merry, Marshall Schofield. THOMAS TEATE Editor MISS SUZANNE TEATE Sponsor PHILLIP MERRY Editor THE BUGLE STAFF CAPTAIN JAMES DAVENPORT Advisor BERRY MURRAY The Bugle, Carlisle’s newspaper, is edited by those cadets who find an interest in writing and other forms of journalism. Their task is not an easy one, and each man is to be praised for his part in the publication. Editorial Manager The whole cadet corps owe their thanks to the work of the Bugle staff. BUD THOMAS News Editor JOHN ANTHONY Opinions Editor M Seated: Robert Eyerly, Phillip Merry, Deke Teate, Berry Murray. Standing: George Thomas, Henry Molony, Danny Walker, George Lane, Everett Vaughn, Bob McCurdy, Hugh Fleming, Marshall Schofield, Alfred Van Cleave, Richard Lawson, John Anthony. ROBERT EYERLY Chairman MISS JUDY EADDY Sponsor GUILDS HILTON Co-Chairman MAJOR CARSON STURGEON Advisor THE CERO STAFF The Carlisle Educational and Recreational Organization is an exclusive committee consisting of those cadets who are hand picked by Major Sturgeon. This group is mainly responsible for the dances and other pleasurable events which take place throughout the school year. The Corps of Cadets is proud of the work which this group has undertaken and are eager to take this opportunity to thank them all. 46 Seated: Way, Murray, McPhaul, Hilton, Anthony, Molony, Eyerly, Howell, Bach. Standing: Poole, Pase, Shuler, Zittrouer, Parham, Phillips, Thomas, Martschink, Kearse, Smith, C. L., Tucker, Joyner, Bewley, Fleming, Lane, J. P. 47 ROBERT EYERLY MRS. MARIE CHANEY MRS. HAROLD RICE President South Carolina High Sponsor Advisor School Library Association THE LIBRARY STAFF DICKIE WAY Vice-President BERRY MURRAY Secretary Under the supervision of Mrs. Harold Rice, the Library Staff has been successful in its job of supplying Carlisle with reading material both for knowledge and for simple enjoyment. We are all proud of Cadet Robert Eyerly, who re- cently was chosen as the president of the South Caro- lina High School Library Association. The Rebel is glad to congratulate him on the fine job which he has done as its leader. HUGH FLEMING ROBERT BEWLEY T reasurer S ergeant-at-Arms 48 Seated: Daly, Bewley, Fleming, Eyerly, Murray, Way, Lawton. Standing: Williams, Drydale, Lineberry, Elwell, Teate, Brainard, Benton, Lawson, Lane, Beale, Macidull, Van Cleave, Gramling, Tate. 49 GLENN GARVIN President MRS. T. J. GARVIN Sponsor MARSHALL SCHOFIELD Vice-President THE FLIGHT CLUB The Carlisle Flight Club offers an interesting and educational hobby for those cadets interested in flying. In the past this club has been highly successful and we hope that it will continue to be so in the future. LOU LANFLISI Secretary-Treasurer Seated: Schofield, Garvin, Lanflisi. Standing: Gramling, Riiher, Chandler, McQueen, Harley, McGee. PHILIP BROOKS Cadet Leader MISS SIIARON GOELLER Sponsor THE BRIGADIERS The Brigadiers is Carlisle's own orchestra. They have played at several of the school’s dances and have on occasion even played for some of the town dances. The Brigadiers are always appreciated by their au- dience no matter where they play. Front Row: Garvin, Whittaker, Woody. Second Row: Traupel, Canady, Rub right, Williams, Daly, Page, Allen, Brown, Houser. Standing: Brooks, Tucker. 5! f I ; THE PHOTO CLUB MARSHALL SCHOFIELD JOHN ANTHONY President Vice-President The Photo Club consists of those cadets who are in- terested in the various phases of photography. In the past few years, the club has managed to get not only a separate room of its own, but also much valuable equipment which has aided in the production of this annual. Left to Right: Schofield, Murray, Anthony, Phillips. Not Shown; McGee. DRIVERS LIFE GUARDS Left to Right: Tate, Eyerly, Parham. PAUL MOESER President PETE McCOMAS Vice-President EARL NEEDS Secretary THE BARBELL CLUB The Barbell Club began in 1952. Since then it has risen to become one of the more popular groups on the campus. These boys work out hard and on their own. They have done a great job in keeping going a great club. JOHN ANTHONY S ergeant-at-Arms Kneeling: Wright, Lineberry, Bennett, Rourk, Martschink, Tucker, Woody, York, Moeser, McComas, Brucker, Gow, Thomas. Standing: Parker, Anthony, Parham, Williams, Johnson, Wingard, Haas, McHugh, Goodman, Lanflisi, Dunson. Heaton, Smith, R. L., Kornegay, Dawson, Martin. 54 THE PROJECTION STAFF PEE WEE PHILLIPS JOHN ANTHONY Director Director It is to the Projection Staff that Carlisle owes its weekly movies. This group carefully selects pictures which are likely to interest most of the cadets. They have been successful in the past in obtaining such pic- tures as “Giant” and “From Here to Eternity 5 We are all proud of the difficult task which these boys have undertaken and the wonderful job which they are doing. 55 Itt Utmoriam CAPTAIN JOSEPH NORMAN This past year the faculty and Corps of Cadets were sad to see the passing of Captain Norman. He began teaching at Carlisle in September of 1961 and in his time here ably served the Corps both as a fine teacher and an excellent athletic instructor. We hope that in years to come his memory will be instilled in the history of Carlisle. 56 JIMMY SUTPHIN President linda McMillan Sponsor THE BLOCK “C” CLUB The Block “C” Club is composed of those cadets who have earned a letter in a varsity sport. The club holds two initia- tions a year for accepting new members. Once these men have undergone the initia- tion, they must be accepted by a meeting of the old members. After they have suc- cessfully passed this acceptance test, they are the new members of the Block “C” Club. GEORGE BENTON Treasurer 58 MARTIN DUNSON S ergeant-at-Arms Kneeling: Wilchar, Roberts, Zittrouer, Bruce, Cooper, Benton, Geyer, Sutphin, Deer, Dunson, Williford, Bewley, McCurdy, Martin, Lawrence, Parker. Standing: Williams, Wright, Lineberry, Doris, Cook, Manogue, Vaughn, Hill, Wallace, Martscliink, Gibson, Bible, Macidull, Phillips, Bunn, Drydale, Truluck, Johnson, Heaton, Van Cleave. 59 Kneeling: Hasler, Wilchar, Lanflisi, Blair, Bunn, Mills, Parham, Smith, Dunson, Martin, Heaton, Wallace, Vaughn, Williford, Bruce, Bewley, Deer. Standing: Drydale, Brainard. FOOTBALL SCORES c. M. S. is r . . . Dreher “JV 7 C. M. S. 7 . . . . Moultrie 21 c. M. S. 6 . . Strom Thurmond 36 c. M. S. 13 . Loris 24 c. M. s. 0 . . . . . L. B. C. 12 c. M. s. 12 . Graniteville 18 c. M. s. 0 . . . Carolina M. A. 6 c. M. s. 13 . . . . . St. George 19 c. M. s. 19 . . 7 c. M. s. 41 . . . Camden M. A. 20 c. M. s. 12 . . . . . Porter 12 Won 3, Lost 6, Tied 1 60 COACHES CAPTAIN JENKINS CAPTAIN DAVENPORT CHEERLEADERS One of the most important factors to a has done an excellent job in cheering its football team in winning a game is the team on to victories, cheerleaders. This year, this group of men Messick, Wright, Alexander, Lineberry, Shuler, Phillips. JIMMY SUTPHIN Co-Captain CAPTAIN THREATT Coach BOB BEWLEY Co-Captain THE BASEBALL TEAM So far this year, the baseball team under Coach Threatt has made a great show of itself. There are a lot of good boys on the team and with Rick Smith and Jimmy Sutphin pitching we should have a pretty good season. Kneeling: Jones, E. L., Brainard, Parham, Hamilton, Martin, Parham, Page, Roberts, McMillan, Wallace. Standing: Captain Threatt, Floyd, Beard, Pauley, Smith, Sutphin, Zittrouer, Cook, Bewley, Patterson, McMillan, Jones, G. J. Kneeling: Geyer, Martin. Standing: Goodman, Zittrouer, Macidull, Patterson, McQueen, Gibson, Roberts, Hurst, Williford. VARSITY BASKETBALL CAPTAIN DAVENPORT Coach BUDDY MARTIN Captain JUNIOR VARSITY. Kneeling: Scott, Wylds, Thompson, Proctor, Standing: Doris, Gilliam, Newton, Gibson, Hurst. Front: Grossheim, Plunkett, Doris, Brown, Van Cleave, Mitchell, Blair, Geyer, Bewley, Martin, Roberts, Dunson, Heaton, Deer, Drydale, Fleming, Benton, Thompson, Combs, Cassella, Almenas. Rear: Williams, Cogburn, Myers, Williams, Pacheco, Gibson, Hall, Cargall, Woody, Hurst, Caddell, McMillan, McGrory. Kneeling: Parker. JENKINS Coach ED PARKER TRACK TEAM We are all proud of the job which Captain Jenkins and Ed Parker have done with the team this year. Ed has done a great job on his own. At a recent track meet in Orangeburg, he claimed the title to a new record in distance running. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Front: Van Cleave, Brown, Grossheim, Cogburn, Benton, Plunkett, Martin, Roberts, Dunson, Heaton, Deer, Drydale, Almenas, Thompson, Combs. Rear: Williams, Myers, Cargall, Hall, Caddell, Hurst. Kneeling: Ed Parker. 67 CAPTAIN MARTIN Advisor THE GOLF TEAM During the last few years, golf has be- come one of the favorites of the outside sports. Carlisle has taken up this sport this year under the supervision of Captain Martin. In the past the team has fared quite well at its various matches in and around Bamberg. So far this year the team has only held a few matches, but even those few show promise of a pretty good year. Bible, Bach, Ritter, Laing, Macidull, Bach, Casella, Joe, Casella, John. 68 THE 1963 REBEL PRESENTS MISS CARLISLE yili7%. tgg C -4-£- g _) ,fitfm.A £u 4? P v m-Cl £ y ce y 0 -j2 1-� - z j a - - aJUa- v£ 7 uijLJ2 T5t rr AllTZZj mQ Sponsored by Piney Hamilton Miss Evelyn Ellis Miss South Carolina JUDGE 70 MISS PHEBE HEBB Sponsored by John Anthony MISS ELIZABETH TIMMONS Sponsored by Rick Hamilton QUEEN’S COURT MISS DONNETTE BYRUM Sponsored by Johnny Ellenburg MISS MARGARET BLACK Sponsored by Bruce Apel 72 MISS LYNDA FETTERLY Sponsored by John Joyner miss linda McMillan Sponsored by Lee Wilchar MISS CHRIS JOYCE Sponsored by Dave Willard MISS ELAINE WHITE Sponsored by Bert Alexander MISS IRENE BISHOP Sponsored by George Benton MISS MARGARET ANN COATES Sponsored by Ronald Floyd DANCES ROBERT EYERLY Battalion Commander MISS JUDY EADDY Sponsor THE STAFF ORGANIZATION MAJOR WADDY THOMPSON P.M.S. BERRY MURRAY Major Executive As is true in most institutions of its type, the staff is the real backbone of Carlisle. In the past few years the responsibilities which have been placed in the hands of this select group have grown to such a de- gree that they have been almost completely entrusted with the school’s military and honor systems. The Rebel wishes to salute these men on the com- mendable job which they have performed in the past year. 76 THE CARLISLE STALE LT. COL.: Eyerly MAJOR: Murray CAPTAIN: Kearse FIRST LT.: Gregory SECOND LT.: Schofield MASTER SGTS.: Phillips, Tate, Stillwell, Parham, Barbero, Brainard, Zittrouer, SGTS. 1 C.: Lawton, Lawson. STAFF SGTS.: McGee, Risher, Smathers, Sumner, Merlino. CPL.: Sweeney PFCs: Merritt, Taber. 77 WAY Captain MR. AND MRS. R. D. WAY Sponsors COMPANY CAPTAIN: Way SECOND LIEUTENANT: Patterson FIRST SERGEANT: Goodman SUPPLY SERGEANT: Gilliam FIRST LIEUTENANT: Bewley PLATOON SERGEANTS: Heaton, Rourk SERGEANTS: Stone, Pauley, Roberts, Tumbles- ton, Tankersly, Dunson, Truluck, Jacobs. GUIDON CORPORAL: Askins CORPORALS: Willard, Bunn, McHugh, Maci- dull, Scruggs, Alexander. PRIVATES FIRST CLASS: Newton, Lowry, Smith, W. S.5 Dennis, McMillan, Stathakis, Jones, Smith, J. L., Laing, McQueen, Seals, Buchanon, McQueen, M., Blair, Crowder, Kuppens, Walker, Law. PRIVATES: Belk, Bell, H., Brooks, Caddell, Cargal, Carter, Dampier, Edwards, Eubank, Haas, Hall, Harris, Hill, J. S., Humphrey, Joyner, Lanflisi, McGrory, Messick, Miller, Myers, G. F., Myers, M. H., Rhode, Schmidt, Seigneious, Seymour, Sharpe, Stone, W. O., Trout, Watson, B. E., Watson, G. F., Williams, R. S. 78 First Lieutenant BEWLEY Second Lieutenant PATTERSON First Sergeant GOODMAN 79 COMPANY CAPTAIN: Pase FIRST LIEUTENANT: Fleming SECOND LIEUTENANT: Shuler FIRST SERGEANT: Benton SUPPLY SERGEANT: Anthony PLATOON SERGEANTS: Vaughn, Locke. PRIVATES FIRST CLASS: Bruce, Watts, Roye, SERGEANTS: Cogburn, Needs, Liberty, Wal- Shiels’ LietcIl Varner, Sawyer, Petersime, lace, Geyer, Moeser, Blair, McCurdy. Thompson, Jefcoat, Hamilton, Combs, Dahl- stedt. GUIDON CORPORAL: Collier CORPORALS: Smith, R. L., Jones, G. J., Thomas, Brida, Beale, Jackson. PRIVATES: Alexander, Almenas, Atkinson, Ball, Boan, Bowzard, Brown, Casella, Chandler, Clark, Dickerson, Eady, Hambright, Harley, Herin, Hill, Huggins, Inman, Jacobs, Johnson, Kemp, Korne- gay, Kroah, Kyser, Lewis, Lindsay, McComas, McGuch, Mood, Mopps, Meyers, Petrea, Peyser, Price, Ritter, Russell, Suber, Sutphin, Wilchar, Williams, York. 80 ■mmmm ■ ;............... wMtm First Lieutenant FLEMING Second Lieutenant SHULER First Sergeant BENTON 31 COMPANY CAPTAIN: Ayars FIRST LIEUTENANT: Poole SECOND LIEUTENANT: Ellenburg FIRST SERGEANT: Polk SUPPLY SERGEANT: Smith, C. L. PLATOON SERGEANTS: Martin, Bell. CORPORALS: DeLoach, Beale, West, Thomp- SERGEANTS; Beck, Charuhas, Deer, Gramling, SOn’ Koenlg’ Howell Cook Gow Hughes, Tankersly, Teate, Williford. PRIVATES FIRST CLASS: Counihan, Smith, Price, Alexander, Dawson, Heath, Rizer, GUIDON CORPORAL; Cook, D. H. Stevens PRIVATES: Bach, Black, Broad, Brown, Cameron, Christenson, Cook, Cress, Elwell, Finney, Free- man, Fischer, Gaudreau, Grossheim, Hamilton, Hammond, Howell, Johnson, B. R., Johnson, J. E., Kashmanian, Lane, Little, McCue, McMillam, McQuitty, Masur, Merry, Mitchell, Molineaux, Molony, O’Donahue, Owens, Peat, Powell, Schmidt, Seckinger, Shannon, Straszewicz, Teasly, VanCleave, Walker, Walsh, Warr, Williams. 82 First Lieutenant POOLE Second Lieutenant ELLENBURG First Sergeant POLK 83 HILTON Captain MISS MARSHALL CLARKE Sponsor COMPANY CAPTAIN: Hilton FIRST LIEUTENANT: Martschink SECOND LIEUTENANT: Lane, J. P. FIRST SERGEANT: Lifrage SUPPLY SERGEANT: Floyd PLATOON SERGEANTS: Bible, Horton. SERGEANTS: Serrano, Strom, Shaw, Beard, Baily, Bennett, Warnell, Bach. GUIDON CORPORAL: Blackston. CORPORALS: Williams, Wright, Scarborough. PRIVATES FIRST CLASS: Parham, Aycock, Wylds, Finn, Byrum, Ferguson, Marchant, Hamilton, Patrick, Jarret, Able. PRIVATES: Apel, Barnhill, E. H., Barnhill, R. B., Bennett, Bond, Buie, Burnett, Casella, Chapman, Cole, Cook, Curry, Davant, DeRosa, Dunn, Gaines, Guttu, Hamer, Johnson, Lewis, Limehouse, McClane, McLaughlin, Nelson, Newell, Patterson, Peek, Proctor, Railsback, Ramey, Rentz, Sabol, Scott, Sotille, Thomas, G. R., Thomas, J. D., Whittaker, Wright. First Lieutenant MARTSCHINK Second Lieutenant LANE, J. P. First Sergeant LIFRAGE 85 TUCKER Captain WYNN AND ELAINE STEADMAN Sponsors COMPANY CAPTAIN: Tucker SECOND LIEUTENANT: Mills FIRST SERGEANT: Drydale SUPPLY SERGEANT: Daly FIRST LIEUTENANT: Brooks PLATOON SERGEANT: Houser SERGEANTS: Pacheco, Tucker, F., Doris, Kelly. CORPORALS: Wingard, Mixon, J. D., Manogue, Bennett. PRIVATES FIRST CLASS: Mixon, A. A., Mac- Phaul, Brown, R. V., Hurst, Moshoures, Taylor, Traupel, Parker. PRIVATES: Allen, Brown, Canady, Garvin, Ivy, Jones, E. L., Jones, K. M., Lawson, Lawrence, Line- berry, McMillan, Melton, Mills, Morehouse, Page, Rubright, Sims, Smith, Tyler, Williams, Woody, Yates, 86 First Lieutenant BROOKS First Sergeant DRYDALE Second Lieutenant MILLS (Not Shown) 87 EYERLY Chairman MAJOR THOMPSON Advisor THE HONOR COUNCIL The Honor Council is Carlisles most respected organi- zation. It is this governing body which makes new rules and passes judgment on the interpretation of the old ones. These men are carefully selected, and may well be regarded as the “epitome” of Carlisles “Manly men.” Seated: Way, Everly, Murray, Tucker. Standing: Pase, Hilton, Ayars. mm EVERLY Chairman MAJOR THOMPSON Advisor THE CROSS SABRE CLUB The Cross Sabre Club consists of the commissioned officers. In the clubhouse, they may fix meals, watch television, play cards, or in general pass the time away in a fashion and style not everyone here is used to. Front: Lane, Everly, Way, Poole. Middle: Fleming, Maitschink, Ayars, Murray, Hilton, Tucker, Bewley. Rear: Kearse, Ellenburg, Patterson, Brooks, Pase. EARL NEEDS President MARSHA GEORGES Sponsor THE NCO CLUB MAJOR JACK STEADMAN Advisor JOHN ANTHONY Secretary The N. C. O. Club was a newcomer to Carlisle last year. Since then it has become one of the more popular clubs for those non-coms with time on their hands. The club has prospered quite well through doughnut sales and by raffling off furloughs. DAN BRA1NARD Treasurer 92 PEE WEE PHILLIPS Sergeant-at-Arms Jones, G. J. Lawson, Goodman, Phillips, Vaughn, Needs, Anthony, Brainard, McHugh, Parham, Wallace, Benton Duchanon, Howell. GUS MARTSHINK Drill Team Leader MISS LINDA POSEY Sponsor GROVER SHULER Guide THE RISHER RIFLES The Risher Rifles have progressed very rapidly since their start two years ago. This year they have worn new uniforms to the parades and ceremonies where they have performed. We salute this body of men for a job well done. Martschink (Commander). Members: Shuler, Molony, Hughes, Sumner, Christenson, Miller, Watson, B., Watson, G., Messick, Roye, Hamilton, W. C., Hamilton, R. W., Merritt, Leiteh, Gramling, Dunn, Sheils, Stone, Black, Taber, Railsback, Sawyer, Horton, Petersime, Kemp, Alexander, H. L., Alexander, L. E., McLane, Gaines, Beale, G. P., Beale, W. G., Lindsay, Chandler, Lowry, Cress, Patterson, T. L., York, Bennett, H. T. Warr, Hambright. 94 BOB EYERLY Battalion Commander BERRY MURRAY Major Executive MAJOR WADDY THOMPSON Advisor THE TRAINING CADRE DICKIE WAY Company Commander GUS MARTSCHINK 1st Lieutenant The Training Cadre is a select group of men under the supervision of Major Waddy Thompson, whose job it is to indoctrinate the new cadets into their new way of life. In previous years this body of men have proven them- selves qualified to fully relate and teach the recruits the basics of military in a period of six weeks. These men are the real backbone of Carlisle's success and we wish them good luck in their future years of service to this institution. GEORGE PATTERSON 2nd Lieutenant 96 GROVER SHULER 2nd Lieutenant 1963 TRAINING CADRE RECRUITS TRAINING CADRE OFFICERS Lt Col. Eyerly; Major, Murray; Captains Way, Kearse; Lieutenants Martsehink, Patterson, G. A., Shuler; First Sergeants Sutphin, Phillips; Sergeants First Class Anthony, Daly, Merry, Bible, Parham, C. L.; Staff Sergeant Hamilton; Sergeants Jacobs, Pauly, Messick, Needs, Kemp, Beck, Tucker, F., Shaw, Hughes, Gramling, Molony, Stone; Corporal Wright. 97 f n WILL WE EVER FORGET: The hanging tree on third floor. Suzy serenading the flag at retreat. The “ ?63” and ’64” feuds. The neat mess in Major Sturgeon’s classroom. Gregorie’s first day on OD. Bob and Judy. Eyerly walking the “charm circle”. The last minute preparations for Government Inspection. “Some” of those Bamberg girls. The fun in Denmark before Christmas furlough. The wonderful(?) food in the mess hall. First call Monday morning. Answering “direct questions—with direct answers; from time to time”. Captain Davenport and Gus. Captain Estes wearing Weejuns and a London Fog to English class. Murray getting a MAJOR. Those tuna parties during study period. The newspaper that never came out. Captain Zemps’ new baby. Trying to type up “Will we ever Forget”. The day the annual came out. COMPLIMENTS OF KEMP CLEANERS PHONE CH 5-2643 BAMBERG, S. C. T T Sporting Goods, Inc. COLUMBIA DIVISION 1207-09 HENDERSON ST. COLUMBIA, S. C, 101 Superior Cleaners KEEPING CARLISLE NEAT IS OUR BUSINESS MR. RICHARD SKINNER BAMBERG, SOUTH CAROLINA Molony Distributing Company + + + 720 STARKE ANNEX PHONE 41602 CHARLESTON HEIGHTS, SOUTH CAROLINA 103 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. McMillan's Amoco Service Station WASHING • GREASING TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE Servicing Carlisle Buses PHONE CH 5-2728 BAMBERG, S. C. 105 Molony Fertilizer Company QUALITY FERTILIZERS P. O. BOX 314 CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA Bamberg Textile Mills Manufacturers of Cotton Goods WE CONGRATULATE CARLISLE—A PRIVATELY OWNED IN- STITUTION, WHICH PAYS TAXES AND RECEIVES NO ASSIST- ANCE 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 106 COMPLIMENTS OF Western Auto Sanders Associate Stores Supply Company Home Owned by James T. Birch • Christmas Toys BUILDING MATERIALS AND • Auto Accessories CONSTRUCTION • Sporting Goods • Fishing Tackle • Wizard Tools • Electric Appliances P. O. BOX 157 BAMBERG, SOUTH CAROLINA MAIN STREET BAMBERG, S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments of KEARSE AND PADGETT Edwards 5 - 10c - $1.00 Store Mens Outfitters The Thrifty Store of the South BAMBERG, SOUTH CAROLINA BAMBERG, SOUTH CAROLINA 107 Hanover Uniform Company 120 SOUTH HANOVER STREET BALTIMORE, MARYLAND Dixie Auto Store Compliments of HOME AND AUTO SUPPLIES MODEL PLANES AUTO TIRES RADIOS SPORTING GOODS Kilgus Printing Company BAMBERG, SOUTH CAROLINA AND DENMARK, SOUTH CAROLINA BAMBERG, SOUTH CAROLINA i 09 Fogle's Compliments of Barber Shop Sanitary Haircuts to Fit Men and Boys Especially Carlisle Cadets Barber Shop BAMBERG, SOUTH CAROLINA BAMBERG, SOUTH CAROLINA Mack’s PIGGLY Drug Store WIGGLY A Good Drug Store In A Good Town With A Good School 316 SOUTH MAIN STREET CARLISLE CADETS ARE ALWAYS P. 0. BOX 268 BAMBERG 2, S. C. WELCOME IN OUR STORE We Hwoe Served Carlisle Since 1913 Charles C. Way, Owner F. A, McCrackin, B.S.Phar. Proprietor YOUR COMPLETE FOOD STORE PHONE CH 5-2696 BAMBERG, SOUTH CAROLINA Ample Free Parking I JO Compliments of COMPLIMENTS OF WESCOTT-TIEDMAN HARDWARE COMPANY B. C. Moore and Sons GENERAL HARDWARE The Hardware Men BAMBERG, SOUTH CAROLINA Bamberg, South Carolina The Bamberg Herald And Herald Book Store Compliments of Hiers Drug Store Designers, and Creators of Distinctive Serving Carlisle 9 Months Printing Out Of The Year PHONE CH 5-2653 BAMBERG, SOUTH CAROLINA BAMBERG, SOUTH CAROLINA PRINTED AND BOUND BY THE R L. BRYAN COMPANY, COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA n