Carlisle Military School - Rebel Yearbook (Bamberg, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1969 volume:

CARLISLE MILITARY SCHOOL BAMBERG, S. C. I 2 REBEL ’69 Carlisle Military School Bamberg, South Carolina Editor Bill Wooten Asst. Editor Leslie Legg Advisor Capt. James A. Reid9 r. 3 4 5 AN OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN 6 . 7 WITH THE MILITARY REGIMENTATION 8 9 10 COLOR GUARD Chris Bailey, Kent Burrow, Tommy Klose, Glenn Kudlev.cz 12 V .V CONTENTS Dedication . ............ Administration .......... Classes . . . ........... Military ................ Activities .............. Sports .................. Beauties ................ 15 30 74 94 110 132 13 DEDICATION His abilities as a teacher, his devotion to teaching and learning portray a man of great distinction. He will always be an integral part of Carlisle and will be in our memories for years to come; therefore, we, the Senior Class, dedi- cate the 1969 REBEL TO 14 Lt. Col. Carson Sturgeon ADMINISTRA TION 15 ADMINISTRA TION PRESIDENT COLONEL JAMES F. RISHER (Above) HEADMASTER COLONEL WILLIAM R. RISHER (Below) COMMANDANT OF CADETS COLONEL JAMES M. GRIMES Inst. Senior U.S. History B.A. Degree. At C.M.S. 34 years (Above) ASSISTANT HEADMASTER LT. COL. WADDY THOMPSON Inst. Typing B.S. Degree. At C.M.S. 27 years (Below) FACULTY LT. COL. JOHN PATTON Asst. Commandant of Cadets Inst. Economics, Mathematics, and Science B.A. Degree. At C.M.S. 28 years (Above) 18 LT. COL. KARL STOLLER B.S. and M.F. Degrees Registrar At C.M.S. 22 years (Below) MAJOR WILLIS F. MARTIN Inst Geometry B.$. Degree AtC.M.S. 17 years (Below) LT. COL. CARSON STURGEON Inst. English and French. B.A. Degree At C.M.S. 26 years (Left) tsr —w MAJOR JACK STEADMAN Inst. English B.A, Degree At, C.M.S. ] 7 years (Left) MAJOR MALIN THREATT Inst. Math, Business Law, and Algebra. B.A. Degree At C.M.S. 11 years (Below) 20 CAPT. WALTER P. TIEDEMAN Inst. Algebra B.S. Degree At CM.S. 5 years (Above). CAPT. BILL WALTER Inst. Band and English. B.S. Degree At C.M.S. 5 years (Left) 4 CAPT. HAROLD GREEN Inst. Algebra and Physics. B.S. Degree At C.M.S. 4 years (Left) CAPT. JIM MINCHOW Inst. Biology and Science B.S. Degree At C.M.S. 4 years (Below) CAPT. PHILLIP A. SULLINS Inst. Chemistry and Science. B.S. Degree At C.M.S. 3 years (Right) CAPT. JAMES WATSON Inst. Civics and History. B.S. Degree At C.M.S. 4 years (Above) CAPT, TRACY E. WEBBER Inst. Bookkeeping, History, and English. B.A. Degree At C.AA.S, 1 year (Above) CAPT. HILL D. DELK Inst. English, History B.S. Degree At C.M.S. 1 year (Below) R.O.T.C. MAJOR ORLANDO CRUZ U.S.A. Inst. Military Science 2 and 3. At C.M.S. 3 years (Right) R. O.T.C. S. F.C. KLAMAR Inst. Military Science I At C.M.S. 1 year (Left) Reading Instructor MRS. ALMA WALTER (Below) MSG. E-8 (Ret.) BEN LANDOVER Food Service Supervisor (Right) Secretary to the Headmaster MRS. WILLIS F. MARTIN (Above) Maintenance Superintendent MR. BLOOM (Left) School Physician V1CHAEL WATSON, M.D. Right) School Nurse MRS. BETTY BOYD (Left) smiley McDowell President col. $. i. McDowell Sponsor SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS FREDDIE SELVEY Secretary LESLIE LEGG Treasurer BILLY SIMMONS Vice-President SENIOR SUPERLATIVES DAVID CUTLER Biggest Bullshooter BILLY SIMMONS Best Commissioned Officer FREDDIE SELVEY Most in Love RICK COCHRAN Class Clown LESLIE LEGG Best All Around SENIOR SUPERLATIVES GARY NIX Most Likely To Succeed JOHN ASAY Most Athletic GERRY GERKEN Wittiest BARRY WILLIAMS Neatest Senior 34 turney McDowell Most Popular SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BILL WOOTEN Most Studious MAC HICKS Biggest Bum DAVID DELK Most Dependable RALPH CfABATTARI Friendliest BRIAN HUGHES Best Non-Commissioned Officer LARRY OTIS ABBOTT Otis Hate is the root of all evil ' 1967-68—Pvt. Co. By Drill Team, Life Guard. 1968-69—P.F.C. Co. B, CpI. Co. B, Rifle Team, N.C.O. Club. LARRY B. ADDISON Ad” To be what I am and nothing more is enough to make me happy. 1967-68—Pvt. Co. C, P.F.C. Co. C. 1968-69—CpI. Co. C, Sgt. Co. D, Sgt, 1 c Co. C, Bugle Staff, Library Staff, Rifle Team, Cheerleader. SENIORS JOHN McCABE ASAY Mac It's nice to be important, but more important to be nice. 1966-67-Pvt. Co. A, P.F.C. Co. A, Capt. J.V. Football, J.V. Basketball, Varsity Base- ball, Block C Club, 1967-68—Sgt. Co. A, Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Basket- ball, Block C Club, Bugle Staff, Color Com- pany. 1968-69—Sgt. 1 c Staff, M Sgt. Staff, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Base- ball, Vice-Pres, Block C Club, Senior Superla- tive. TOMMY KEITH BLACKMON Arf Of school, wine, women, and song, I'll take the last three 1967-68—Pvt. Co. BD, P.F.C. Co. BD, Gold Star, Library Staff, N.C.O. Club. 1968-69—CpI. Co. BD, S Sgt. Co, BD, Sec. Li- brary Staff, N.C.O. Club. 36 RONNIE BURN Ronnie Live for today, for tomorrow may never come. 1967-68—Pvt- Co. A. 1968-69-Pvt. Co. A. GARLAND KENT BURROW Lynn Hell Hath No Fury Like the Class of 69. 1967- 68—Pvt, Co, A, P.F.C. Staff, N.C.O. Club, Track Team. 1968-69—M Sgt. Staff, Sgt Maj. Staff, N.C.O. Club, Track Team, Color Guard. CLASS OF 1969 MICHAEL DALE BURSHELL 1966-67—Pvt. Co. C, 1967-68—Pvt. Co. C. 1968- 69—Pvt. Co. C. Color Co. EARL LANIER BYRD Tweety Roses are Red, Violets are Blue, 1 did my best Bool Hoo! Hoo! 1966-67-Pvt. Co. A, Pvt. Co. BD. 1967-68—P.F.C. Co. BD, Sgt. Co. BD, Advisory Staff N.C.O. Club. 1968-69— Sgt. 1 c. Co. BD, N.C.O. Club. 37 RALPH CIABATTARI Cib Wops ain't so bad! Right Pickles and Beave? 1967-68—Pvt. Co. B, P.F.C. Co. B, P.F.C. Co. Staff, Drill Team, Varsity Baseball. 1968-69— Sgt. Co. Staff, N.C.O. Club, Varsity Baseball. RICK L. COCHRAN Dino 1966-67—Pvt. Co. A, P.F.C. Co. A, N.C.O. Club, Intramural Staff. 1967-68—Sgt. T c. Co. Staff, Pres. N.C.O. Club, Intramural Staff, Color Guard, Junior of the Month. 1968-69—Lt. Co. Staff, Cross Sabre Club, Senior of the Month, Rebel Staff, Senior Superlative. SENIORS WILLIAM GEORGE CONNELLY Magilla Gorilla To be human should be considered a privi- lege, and not an excuse. 1965-66—Pvt, Co. B, P.F.C. Co. B, Proj. St., N.C.O. Club, J.V. Foot- ball Team, Golf Team. 1966-67—CpI. Co. A, Golf Team, Life Guard, Proj St., N.C.O. Club. 1967-68—Sgt. 1 c. Co. BD, N.C.O. Club, Sgt. at Arms N.C.O. Club, Golf Team, Bugle St., Proj. St., Life Guard, Pvt. Co. BD. 1968-69—Cpt. Co. BD, Bugle St., Cross Sabre Club, Honor Coun. Life Guard, Proj. St., Pvt. Co. BD. JOHN EVAN CORLEY Hogman If you've ever traveled 'Thunder Road' you'll know what I've been through. 1967-68—Pvt. Co. C. 1968-69—P.F.C. Co. C, N.C.O. Club, T.V. Staff, Track Team. 38 GREGORY CRAVEN Blue Boy As long as you must play football, watch where you get hit. 1965-66—Pvt. Co. A. 1966- 67— P.F.C. Co. A, Varsity Football, Track. 1967- 68— Sgt. 1 c Co. A, Varsity Football, Bugle Staff, Most Improved Football Player. 1968-69— Lt. Co. A, Varsity Football, Cross Sabre Club, Track, Bugle Staff. AMOS LEE CURRY Amos Your eyes might shine and your teeth might glitter but you can't bull shoot the old bull shooter. 1965-66-Pvt. Co. D. 1966-67-P.F.C. Sgt. Co. D, N.C.O. Club. 1967-68-Sgt. 1 c, Co. C, N.C.O. Club, Color Co. Campus Colors, Training Cadre. CLASS OF 1969 DAVID BERTRAM CUTLER Nose Truth is my greatest Virtue. 1965-66—Pvt. Co. B, P.F.C. Co. B, J.V. Football, J.V. Basket- ball, Track, N.C.O. Club, Block C . 1966-67— Sgt. Co. B, Pvt. Co. B, Training Cadre, N.C.O. Club, Bugle Staff, Block C . 1967-68—Pvt. Co. B, CpI. Co. B, N.C.O. Club, Bugle Staff, Block C . 1968-69—Pvt. Co. B, CpI. Co. B, Varsity Basketball, N.C.O. Club, Bugle Staff, Block C , Senior Superlative. ROGER D, DANDRIDGE Stumpjumper 1967-68—Pvt. Co. C, Pvt. Co. BD, Varsity Foot- ball. 1968-69—Pvt. Co. BD, Pvt. Co, C, Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, Bugle Staff, Track. 39 DAVID K, DELK Dave Why let the Devil .have all the Fun? 1967- 68—Pvt. Co. BD, P.F.C. Co. BD, N.C.O. Club, Varsity Football, Gold Star, Certificate of Merit, 1968-69—Sgt. Co. BD, 1st Lt. Co. BD, Varsity Football, Library Staff, N.C.O. Club, Cross Sabre Club, Senior Superlative. ALBERT DeVEAUX Fat Albert Be Young, Be Foolish, and Really Care! 1967- 68—Pvt, Co. B. 1968-69—Pvt. Co. B. SENIORS PHIL DOHRN Phil Bottom bunk all present and accounted for, top bunk A.W.O.L., Phil! Good Night Cathy. 1967 68—Pvt. Co. A, P.F.C. Co. A, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Track. 1968-69—P.F.C. Co. A, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball Manager, Track, 2nd Lt. Co. BD, Cross Sabre Club. DAVID DRAWDY Link Let's go to the Phillips 66 Station. 1967-68— Pvt. Co. A. 1968-69—Pvt. Co. A. 40 DAVID E. DUKE Boon Lest mine enemy say, I have prevailed against him; and those that trouble me rejoice when I am moved. 1963-64—Pvt. Co. C, Drill Team. 1964-65—P.F.C. Co. B, Pvt. Co. B. 1965-66— Pvt. Co. A. 1966-67—Pvt. Co. A, Intramural Staff. 1968-69—Pvt. Co. A, Manager J.V. Foot- ball. PHIL DUNCAN Turtle Nose; Nose anything goes. 1967-68—Pvt. Co. A, Pvt. Co. BD, Gold Star. 1968-69-P.F.C Co. BD, CpI. Co. BD. CLASS OF 1969 JAMES C. DUNN Joe-Joe Oh what fools these people do be, why go to Carlisle when you can be free. 1963-64— Pvt. Co. D, Drill Team. 1964-65—P.F.C. Co. D, CpI. Co. D, Pvt. Co. D, Drill Team. 1966-67— Pvt. Co. D. 1967-68—Sgt. Co. C, Color Com- pany. 1968-69—S.F.C. Staff, Annual Staff. PAUL E. FOREHAND III Paul There is nothing like graduating to boost a guy's moral. 1966-67—Pvt. Co. C, B Team Football, Track, Life Guard. 1967-68—Pvt. Co. C, CpI. Co. C, Sgt. Co. A, Library Staff, N.C.O. Club. 1968-69—Sgt. 1 c. Co. A, Library Staff, Track, N.C.O. Club, Life Guard, Bugle Staff. f f 41 WILLIAM E. FULCHER Flipper A foolish man trustest irl his own knowledge, but a wise man seekest understanding, 1964- 65—Pvt. Co. D. 1965-66—Pvt. Co. D, P.F.C. Co. D, CpL Co. D. 1966-67—Sgt. Co. B, Training Cadre. 1967-68—Sgt. 1 c. Co. B, Training Cadre, Baseball Team. 1968-69—It. Co. B, Training Cadre, Cross Sabre Club, Baseball Team. GERALD WADE GERKEN Pickles The year is over, let's beat feet, back' to the land of the great white meat. 1967-68— Pvt. Co. C, P.F.C. Co. C, Gold Star Award, Color Co., N.C.O. Club. 1968-69—Sgt. Co. D, Sgt. Co. Staff, Training Cadre, Senior Superla- tive, Cero Staff, Rebel Staff, Bugle Staff, Sgt. At Arms N.C.O. Club, Gold Star Award. SENIORS RICHARD JENNINGS GRIMSLEY Rick I was never more alone; than when I was by myself. 1967-68—Pvt. Co. B, P.F.C. Co. B, Football, Track, N.C.O. Club, Block C Club. 1968-69—Sgt. Co. B, Varsity Football, N.C.O. Club, Block C Club, Training Cadre. BRIAN A. HALEY Brian The way some faculty officers find fault, you would think there was a reward. 1964-65— Pvt. Co. D. 1965-66—Pvt. Co. D, T.V. Staff, Drill Team. 1966-67-Pvt. Co. D, T.V. Staff, Drill Team. 1967-68—Sgt. Co. D, Most Improved Cadet, Training Cadre. 1968-69—Sgt. 1 c. Co. D, Training Cadre, Capt. Drill Team, Fifth Year- man. 42 DOUGLAS HANKAMER Hank 1967-68—Pvt. Co. B, Drill Team. 1968-69-Pvt. Co. B, Drill Team. EDWIN C. HARRIOTT Nicky Man has no enemies; but it's himself he must be honest with. 1967-68—Pvt. Co. A. 1968-69—P.F.C. Co. A, P.F.C. Co. Staff, N.C.O. Club. CLASS OF 1969 MACK R. HICKS Sniffy The meeting is now in session. Anybody who doesn't like Carlisle get out! Hey man, where did everybody go? 1966-67—Pvt. Co. B, P.F.C. Co. B, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Block C . 1967-68—Sgt. Co. Staff, Sgt. Co. A, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Block C , N.C.O. Club, Color Co. B. 1968-69—Sgt. Co. A, Sgt. at Arms Block C , Secretary N.C.O. Club, Capt. Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Foot- ball Mgr. DAVE NELSON HIERS Tiger Be young, be foolish, be happy, but don't do anything I wouldn't do. If you do name it after me. 1966-67-Pvt. Co. B, P.F.C. Co. B. 1967- 68—S Sgt. Co. Staff, Sgt. 1 c, Co. Staff. 1968- 69—M Sgt. Co. Staff, N.C.O. Club, Library Staff, Intramural Staff. 43 STEVEN B. HIOTT Bugs People want by the yard; try by the inch.- should be kicked by the foot. 1966-67—Pvt. Co. C. 1967-68—CpI. Co. C, N.C.O. Club. 1968- 69—CpI. Co. C, Rifle Team, N.C.O. Club, T.V. Staff. MARK PATRICK HOGUE Pumpkin I live in hope. 1966-67—Pvt. Co. B, Color Co. 1967-68—Pvt. Co. B. 1968-69-Pvt. Co. B, P.F.C. Co. B, N.C.O. Club. SENIORS DAVID DREW HORVATH Dave All Work and no play makes Jack a dull boy; all play and no work makes no 'Jack'. 1964- 65—Pvt. Co. D, Gold Star, Subfresh. Schol. Award. 1965-66— Pvt. Co. D, Gold Star, News- paper. 1966-67—Pvt, Co. D. P.F.C. Co. D, P.F.C. Co. BD, Pvt. Co. BD, Gold Star, Bugle St., Life Guard St. 1967-68-Pvt. Co. BD, CpI. Co. BD, Sgt. Co. BD, Life Guard St., Newspaper St., Cert, of Merit, Gold Star. 1968-69—Sgt. 1 c. Co. BD, 1st Sgt. Co. BD, Bugle St., Fifth Yearman. DAVID LYNN HUDSON Cooler As Capt. Green would say 'No Comment'! 1965-66—Pvt. Co. D, P.F.C. Co. D. 1966-67- P.F.C. Co. D, CpI. Co. D, Sgt. Co, D, Pvt. Co. D. 1967-68-Pvt. Co. D, P.F.C. Co. D, P.F.C. Co, D, Pvt. Co. C. 1968-69—P.F.C. Co. C, N.C.O. Club, Bugle Staff, Varsity Football, Track, Color Co. 44 VERTICE H. HUFFMAN V.H Everything I like is either illegal, immoral, or fattening. 1967-68—Pvt. Co. C. 1968-69—Pvt. Co. C. BRIAN HUGHES Mr. Wrestling The power of man's flight is sustained by his knowledge. 1966-67—Pvt. Co. B, Color Com- pany, Cross Country, Block C, B-Team Football. 1967-68—Sgt. Co. B, Library Staff, V. Pres. N.C.O, Club, Block C Club, Manager B Team Football, Life Guard, 1968-69— 1st Sgt. Co. A, Block C Club, Library St., Pres, of N.C.O. Club, Track Team, Senior Superlative. CLASS OF 1969 DONLEY BURGESS HUPP Don Juan The best way to succeed in life is to place others before yourself. 1966-67—Pvt, Co. D. 1967-68-Pvt. Co. D. 1968-69-Pvt. Co. D. RICHARD BARNEY JOLLEY Birdman As long as you're living, keep on learning to live. 1964-65—Pvt. Co. D. 1966-67-Pvt. Co. C, Drill Team. 1967-68-Pvt. Co. F, P.F.C. Co. C, Track. 1968-69-Cpl. Co. C, Color Co., Track, T.V. Staff. 45 BRUCE ALLEN KEEN “Nat It is better to play' it cool and at the end you will get the best of everything. Right David? 1967-68—Pvt. Co. B. 1968-69—Pvt. Co. B, P.F.C. Co. B. THOMAS KENNARD Tom Work fascinates me, I could sit and watch it for hours. 1966-67-Pvt. Co. C, P.F.C. Co. C, Drill Team. 1967-68—St. Sgt. Battalion Staff, N.C.O. Club, Mail Orderly, Track, Training Cadre. 1968-69—Lt. Battalion Staff, Mail Orderly, Cross Sabre Club, Training Cadre. SENIORS SAMMY KRAMER Rabbi Repent now and avoid going to church on Sunday. 1966-67-Pvt. Co. B. 1967-68-P.F.C. Co. B, CpI. Co. B, Sgt. Co, B, Library Staff, N.C.O. Club, Track Mgr. 1968-69-Sgt. 1 c. Co. A, Sgt. 1 c. Co. B, Lt. Co. B, Football Mgr., Basketball Mgr., Track Mgr., library Club, Treas- urer N.C.O. Club. GLENN BOSWELL KUDLEVICZ Kudlo Success is a journey, not a destination. 1966- 67-Pvt. Co. B, P.F.C. Co. B, Color Co. 1967-68— S Sgt. Co. Staff, Sgt. 1 c. Co. Staff, Track. 1968-69—M Sgt. Co. Staff, Vice Pres. Library Club, Color Guard, Track. 46 LESLIE WAYNE LEGG Les Don't trouble trouble until trouble troubles you. 1965-66—Pvt. Co. D. 1966-67-Pvt, Co. D, P.F.C. Co. D, CpI. Co. D, S Sgt. Co. St., Drill Team. 1967-68—2nd Lt. Co. D, Drill Team Comm,, Football Mgr., Basketball Mgr., Block C , Cross Sabre Cl., Rebel St., Treas. of Jr. Cl„ Gold Star, Citizenship Award, Sup. Cadet in Miitary II Award, Jr. of the Month, Bugle St. 1968-69—Lt. Col. Co. St., Treas. of Sr. C!., Pres, of Honor Coun., Training Cadre, Bugle St., As- sistant Ed. of Rebel, Football Mgr., Basketball Mgr. Block C , Drill Team Adv., Sr. Super. CHARLES H. McCOWN JR. Chuck Live not for the present; but for the future. 1967- 68—Pvt. Co. B, P.F.C. Co. B, N.C.O. Club. 1968- 69—CpI. Training Cadre, Sgt. Training Cadre, Sgt. Co, D, CERO Staff. FREDDIE EPHRAIM LOCKLAIR Frizzie They say that life is a bowl full of cherries, but at Carlisle that's debatable, 1964-65—Pvt. Co. D, Drill Team. 1965-66—P.F.C. Co. D, CpI. Co. D, T.V. St., N.C.O. Cl. 1966-67—Sgt. Co. D, N.C.O. Cl., Best Drilled Cadet. 1967-68—Sgt. 1 c. Co. C, Ass't. Ed. Bugle St., Track Team, Color Co., N.C.O. Cl., Citizenship Medal, Cert, of Merit. 1968-69—Capt. Co. C, Ed. Newspaper St., Honor Coun., Track Team, Cross Sabre Club, Ed. Medal, Rebel St., Fifth Yearman, CLASS OF 1969 TURNEY HENDERSON McDOWELL Smiley Riches and Wealth are a help,- but Friendship is a necessity. 1964-65—Pvt. Co. C, J.V. Foot- ball, Track, J.V. Basketball, Block C . 1965- 66—P.F.C. Co. C, Cpl. Co. C, Sgt. Co, B, Vars. Football, J.V. Basketball, Track, Block C , Bugle St., Pres. Fresh. Cl., N.C.O. Club, Honor Guard. 1967-68—2nd Lt. Co. A, 1st Lt. Co. A, Vars. Football, Track, Capt. Track Team, Block C , Pres. Jr. CJ., V. Pres. Block C , Cross Sabre CP,, Meritorious Award, Jr. of the Month. 1968- 69—Capt. Co. B, Vars. Football, Track Block C , Capt. Football, V. Pres, Block C , Pres. Sr. Cl., Honor Coun., Cross Sabre CP., Rebel St., County Player of the Week, Fifth Yearman, Sr. Superlative. 47 ROBERT WALKER MOCK Rupert He who gets in a rut, will always find it hard to get out ' 1967-68—Pvt. Co. BD, P.F.C. Co. BD. 1968 69—CpI. Co. BD, S Sgt. Co. BD. GARY CLIFFORD NIX Gary If you can't think past today there's no hope for tomorrow. 1966-67—Pvt. Co. B, P.F.C. Co. B, Pvt. Co. B. 1967-68—P.F.C. Co. B, Color Co., Honor Guard. 1968-69—Varsity Football, P.F.C. Co. B, CpI. Co. B, County Player of the Week, School Player of the Month. SENIORS JOHN E. NOVACK Stoney Draft Beer; Not Students. 1967-68—Pvt. Co. A. 1968-69—Pvt. Co. A, P.F.C. Co. A, N.C.O. Club. PAUL DAVID O'NEAL David 1967-68—Pvt.. Co. C, P.F.C. Co. C, Color Co., Varsity Football, Campus Colors, Rebel Staff, Life Guard, Bugle Staff, N.C.O. Club, Intramural Staff. 48 STEVE PADGETT Padge Live it up, but don't live it up so high that you can't live it down. 1967-68—Pvt. Co. BD. 1968-69—P.F.C. Co. BD, N.C.O. Club, Brigadiers. FARRIS C. PARKER Festus 1966-67—Pvl. Co. B, P.F.C. Co. B, Drill Team, Color Co., Bugle Staff. 1967-68-Sgt. T c. Co. B, Sgt. 1 c. Co. Staff AA Sgt. Co. Staff, Color Guard, Varsity Football, Track. 1968-69—2nd Lt. Co. C, 1st Lt. Co. Cf Varsity Football, Track, Senior of the Month, Training Cadre, Cross Sabre Club, CLASS OF 1969 STEVE PENTZ JR. Puta Respect is what we owe; Love is what we give. 1965-66—Pvt. Co. C, Color Co. 1966-67 —Pvt. Co. C, Drill Team. 1967-68—Pvt. Co. C, Color Co,, Most Improved Cadet Award. 1968- 69-Cpl. Co. C, Rifle Team. JOHN GREER RIDGE Greer No more worries, no more doubt; 'cause this 'old boy' is finally out, 1967-68—Pvt. Co. D, Golf Team, Bugle Staff, Gold Star Award. 1968- 69—Sgt. Co. D, S Sgt. Co. D, Training Cadre, N.C.O. Club, Capt. Golf Team, Bus Driver, C.E.R.O. Staff, Bugle Staff. 49 SENIORS JOSE RODRIQUEZ Rod 1964-65—Pvt. Co. D. T965-66-Cp!, Co. D. 1966- 67-Sgt. Co. C, Drill Team. 1967-68-Pvt. Co. B. 1968-69—Pvt. Co. B, Fifth Yearman. HAROLD ROGERS Stump 1964-65—Pvt. Co. BD, P.F.C. Co. BD, C.E.R.O. Staff, 1965-66—Library Staff, N.C.O, Club, Life Guard, Mgr. Football, CpI. Co. BD. 1966-67— Sgt. Co. BD, Brigaders, Life Guard, Mgr. Foot- ball. 1967-68-1 st. Sgt. Co. BD, N.C.O. Club, Life Guard, Bugle Staff, Mgr. Football. 1968-69 —2nd Lt. Co. BD, Cross Sabre Club, Brigadiers, Rebel Staff, Fifth Yearman. JOHN ROYAL Gomer It's not what somebody feels, it is what you feel. 1964-65—Pvt. Co. D. 1965-66-Pvt. Co. D. 1966-67—Pvt. Co. C. 1967-68-Pvt. Co. B. 1968-69—Pvt. Co. B. FREDDIE GENE SCHMIDT Hermit 1967-68—Pvt. Co. B, Color Company. 1968-69— Pvt. Co. B. 50 WILLIAM FREDRICK SELVEY Sugar Bear If I can do but one thing in life, I want to make someone Happy. 1964-65—Pvt. Co. D, P.F.C. Co. D, Rifle Team, N.C.O. Cl. 1965-66— Sgt. Co. D, Vars. Baseball, Block C , N.C.O. CL, Training Cadre. 1966-67—1st Sgt. Co. C, Vars. Football Team, Vars. Baseball, V. Pres, of N.C.O. Club, Bugle St., V. Pres. Sophomore Cl., Block C . 1967-68—Lt. Col. B, Varsity Football, Vars. Baseball, V. Pres. Jr. Cl., Rebel St., Jr. of the Month, Sec, and Treas. of Block C , Rifle Team, Cross Sabre Cl., intramural St. 1968-69— Capt. Co. A, Capt. Vars. Football Team, Vars. Baseball Team Capt., Pres, of Block C , Rebel St., Honor Coun., Fifth Yearman, Cross Sabre Cl., Sec. of Sr, CL, Sr. of Month, Sr. Superlative. DAVID BRYAN SIMMONS Bucky The implement of man's success is to forget he has a conscience! 1964-65—Pvt. Co. BD, P.F.C. Co. BD, Proj. St., N.C.O. Cl. 1965-66- P.F.C. Co. BD, CpI. Co. BD, Proj. $t„ N.C.O. Cl., Golf Team. 1966-67—CpI. Co. BD, Proj. St., N.C.O. CL, Block C , Golf Team, Lib. St.', School Photographer, Rebel St., Newspaper St., Life Guard. 1967-68-Sgt. Co. BD, Pvt. Co. BD, Proj. St., N.C.O. Club, Block C , Golf Team, Lib. St., School Photographer, Rebel St., News- paper St., Life Guard St., Brigadiers, Bus Driver, 1968-69—Sgt. Co. BD, Pvt. Co. BD, Proj. St., N.C.O. CL, Black C , Golf Team, Lib. St., School Photographer, Rebel St., Newspaper St., Life Guard, Bus Driver. CLASS OF 1969 WILLIAM PFAFF SIMMONS Jane If I had my way, I would give the whole world a BREAK! 1965 66-Pvt. Co. C, P.F.C. Co. C, Color Co. 1966-67—Sgt. Co. C, Training Cadre. 1967-68—1st Sgt. Co. C, 2nd Lt. Co. C, 1st Lt. Co. C, Color Co., Jr. of the Month, Cross Sabre Club, Donald Custard Leadership Award 1968-69—Capt. Recruit Co., Capt. Co. D, V. Pres, of the Sr. CL, Cross Sabre Club, Honor Coun., Rebel St., CERO St., Bugle St., Sr. of the Month, $r. Superlative. CLYDE JOHN SOLES Smokey Joe 1967-68—Pvt. Co. B, Vars. Football, Vars. Bas- ketball. 1968-69—Pvt. Co. B, P.F.C. Co. B, Vars. Football, Vars. Basketball. 51 JAMES TOWLES JR. Jay Don't be what others want you to be. Don't be what you are not. Be yourself, and the Friends you have will be your friends, 1966- 67—Pvt. Co. A, Varsity Football, Jr. Vars. Basket- ball, Block C Cl. 1967-68—Sgt. A Co. Vars. Football, Vars. Basketball, Rifle Team, Block C Cl., Bugle St. 1968-69-Sgt. 1 C A Co. Pvt. A Co. Pvt. Co. BD, Drum Ma]., Vars. Football, Cpt. Rifle Team, Bfock C Club, Bugle St. DAVID EMORY TUMLIN Tom-Tom After two years at Carlisle, I finally appreciate the pleasure of home, women and wine. Thank God I'm in the class of 'sixty-nine'. 1967-68— Pvt. Co. B, P.F.C. Co. B, Honor Guard. 1968- 69—Sgt. Training Cadre, Sgt. Co. B, Mail Ord. SENIORS EDWARD MARC WALTZ Doc It's not how much you do at Carlisle, It's how you do it. 1965-66—Pvt. Co. B. 1966- 67—P.F.C. Co. St., CpI. Co. St. 1967-68-S.F.C. Sf., Pvt. Co. B. 1968-69—M Sgt. St., Pvt. Co. B, N.C.O. Cl., Business Mgr. of 69 Rebel, Golf Team. ROBERT WATKINS Swamp Rat It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to open one's mouth and remove all doubt, 1966-67—Pvt. Co. BD, Brigadier. 1967- 68—CpI. Co. BD, Sgt. Co. BD, N.C.O. Cl. 1968- 69—Pvt. Co. BD. 52 ROBERT SAMUEL WEAVER The Beave Yea though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death I fear no evil cause I'm bad! Huh Pickles? 1967-68—Pvt. Co. C, Bugle St., Gold Star, P.F.C. Co. C St., N.C.O. Cl. 1968- 69—S Sgt. Co. Staff, Gold Star, Sec. Treas. of N.C.O. Club, Bugle St., M Sgt. Co. St., Rebel St., Gold Star. WICHAEL GLENN WOODALL Woody With a little sweat and toil and a lot of determination, after 13 years, I've made it. 1967-68—Pvt. Co. C. 1968-69-Pvt. Co. C, P.F.C. Co. B, N.C.O. Club. RONNIE WHITSETT Ronnie Use no hurtful deceit; think innocently and justly; and if you speak accordingly. 1966-67— Pvt. Co. BD, Brigadiers. 1967-68—P.F.C. Co. BD, Sgt. 1 c. Co. BD, Brigadiers. 1968-69—1st. Sgt. Co. BD, Pvt. Co. BD. WILLIAM McNAIR WOOTEN Bill Just make the best of everything ' 1966-67— Pvt. Co. D, P.F.C. Co. D, Soph, Schol. Medal, Drill Team, Gold Star. 1967-68—Sgt. 1 c. Co. St,, M Sgt. Co. St., 2nd Lt. Co. C, Gold Star, Lib. Cl., Rebel, Citizenship Award. 1968-69— Map Co. Staff, Honor Coun., Cross Sabre Cl., Pres. Lib. Cl., Ed. Rebel. BARRY WILLIAMS Worm I've been fold as long as I can remember, in every apple barrel there's a worm for a member. This is one worm that ain't so dumb, you'll always find me in the apple rum. 1964- 65-Pvr. Co. D, P.F.C. Co. D. 1965-66-Cpl. Co. D, Sgt. Co. D. 1967-68—Pvt. Co. D, Sgt. 1 c. Co. Staff, M Sgt. Co. St., Neatest Cadet Award, N.C.O. Club. 1968-69—Capt. Adjutant Co. St., Cross Sabre Club, Training Cadre, Honor Coun., Sr. Superlative. 53 FIFTH YEARMEN Kneeling: Rogers, Royal, Fred, Haley, Horvath. Standing: Locklair, McDowell, Duke, Rodriquez, Dunn, J., Simmons, D, B., Selvey. The fifth yearmen at Carlisle consist of eleven boys, who had entered Carlisle in the fall of 1964. These cadets have probably witnessed more changes in Carlisle than any other group of cadets. The Annual Staff and the corps of cadets salute these boys for their time and effort toward the betterment of Carlisle. 54 Jon Kershaw Class President Laura Lynn Hicks Sponsor JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Dennis Littlejohn Vice-President Stan Zumbrunnen Secretary-Treasurer 56 Duck Adams FalTs Church, Va. Chris Bailey Birmingham, Ala. Mike Baxley Charleston, S,C, Jim Bebergai Charleston, S.C. Leon Bell Hinesville, Ga. Steve Bessinger Charleston, S.C. Greg Bonura Ridgefield Terr., N.J, Bill Bowman Marion, N.C JUNIORS John Brackett Lafayette, Cab Russ Bridgers Atlanta, Ga. Arthur Brisbane Flint, Mich. John Buck Charleston, S.C. Chris Buttram Tucker, Ga. Miko Cam Savannah, Ga. David Carter Charleston, S.C. Mike Chaffin Charlotte, N.C. Jim Clifton Cocoa, Fla. Tommy Cobia Sullivans Island, S.C, Stanley Cohen Charleston, S.C. Eddie Conner Charleston, StC. 57 Stevei Conrades Dannemora, N.Y. Mac Coxey Naples, Fla. Paul Crenshaw N. Augusta, S.C. Charles Cundiff Cinnaminson, NI.J. Billy Dixon Florence, S.C. Mike Dunham Augusta, Ga. Mark Epstein Charleston, S.C, Bill Exley Clyo, Ga. Tommy Farr Augusta, Ga. Steve Ghent Lancaster, S.C. Herbert Goodrich Eastis, Fla. Bradley Groves Augusta, Ga. JUNIORS Herbert Haertel Louisville, Ky. Louis Harper Tallahassee, Fla. John Hauglie Mo neks Corner, S.C. James Hedrick Bridgeport, Conn. Danny Henriksen Charleston, S.C. John Hibbeler St. Simons, Ga. Dan Hoffer Camden, S.C. Robert Hoyt Greenville, S.C. 58 Mike Isaacs Charleston, S,C. Leland Kelley Florence, S.C. Jon Kershaw Charleston, S.C. Dale Kestler Charleston, S.C. Tommy Klose Augusta, Ga. Lee Larkin Lakeworth, Fla. Ed Liggett Fairbanks, Ala. Dennis LittleJohn Anderson, S.C. John Lindsay Charleston, S.C. Lary Lockwood Chamblee, Ga. Chuck Marek Sarasota, Fla. Paul Massengill Columbus, Ga. CLASS OF 1970 Tommy McBride Metter, Ga. Scottie McNeal Camden, S.C. Alton Miles Kingstree, S.C. Greg Miller Flint, Mich. Chris Mooney Bay Port, N.Y. Jimmy Mosley Lancaster, S.C. Keith Oliver Marysville, Calif. Robert Ott Charleston, S.C. 59 John Pendleton Charleston, S.C. Nat Percy Weyanoke, La. Robert Rego Charlotte, N.C. Ed PIyler Lancaster, S.C. Jack Price Charleston, S.C. Ray Richards Charleston, S.C. Danny Roberts Savannah, Ga. Herman Robertson Smokes, S.C. s s I L JUNIORS John Royal Bradford, N.H. Rick Salyer Kings Port, Tenn. Jimmy Seals Charleston, S.C, Eddie Sellears Beach Island, S.C. Bubba Skipper Summerton, S.C. Eddie Smith Walterboro, S.C. Danny Story Savannah, Ga. Don Tonyes Pemberton, N.J. Chuck Trenchard Lafayette, La. Phil Voss Columbus, S.C. Robert Waldrep Spartanberg, S.C. Bob Wright Waco, Tex. 60 Mike Wyche Gainesville, Fla. Paul Yowell St. Petersburg, Fla. Stan Zumbrunnen Aiken, S.C. CLASS OF 1970 Steve Toiar President Shay Stewart Sponsor SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 62 SOPHOMORES Danny Allbritton Savannah, Ga. Robert Allen Tallahassee, Fla. Joel Arnett Hamer, S.C, Bobby Austin Myrtle Beach, S.C. Whit Bailey Charleston, S.C. John Beddingfield Ocala, Fla. Edd Bergen Newberry, S.C. Henry Brendenberg Augusta, Ga. John Brickie Nags Head, N.C. George Brown Walhalla, S.C. Robert Browning Charleston, S.C. William Burnham Charleston, S.C, David Capps Augusta, Ga. Olie Carden Charleston, S.C. Mike Cargill Beaufort, S.C, John Carter Charleston, S.C. Clyde Cassady Miami Springs, Fla. John Coker Gainesville, Fla. Raymond Cowart Moncks Corner, S.C. Kenny Craig Augusta, Ga. CLASS OF 1971 63 SOPHOMORES Elton Cross Charleston Heights, S.C. Jack Curran Camden, S.C. Calvin Daniels Charleston, S.C. Jack Davis Scotia, S.C. James DeWitt Darlington, S.C. Bruce Dordal Hanahan, S.C. Cliff Eckman Miami, Fla. Nick Economos North Augusta, S.C. Glenn English Wallace, N.C. John Falkenstein Philadelphia, Pa. Kerry Fink Hartsville, S.C. Terry Fink Hartsville, S.C. Drew Freeman Charlotte, N.C. David Gates Columbia, S.C. Joel Geddings Columbia, S.C. Jim Griffin Jacksonville, Fla. David Graham Atlanta, Ga. Ronald Gunter Conroe, Texas William Hall Balboa, Canal Zone Danny Harbeson St. George, S.C, 64 CLASS OF 1971 John Harris Hanahan, S.C. John HartseJJ Charlotte, N.C, Charlie Hendrix Miami, Fla. Norman Hettel Nassau, Bahamas Madison Hortman Macon, Ga. Richard Hunt Summerville, S.C. John Hutchison Columbia, S.C. Riley Jeffcoat Columbia, S.C. Terry Jennings Beaufort, S.C. Chris Jent Gallatin, Tenn. Chip Karow Summerville, S.C. Alan Kopacka Charleston, S.C. Bill Lamas Savannah, Ga. Ervin Law Darlinton, S.C. Robert Lee Tampa, Fla. Duck Lookabill Atlanta, Ga. Alien Mauger Gary, Ind. Ken McLamb, Raleigh, N.C. Hank Merritt Charleston, S.C. Hugh Miller Clemson, S.C. fr 65 SOPHOMORES Daily Monk Augusta, Ga. Joe Montgomery Augusta, Ga, Steve Mullins Vincennes, Ind. George Murray Cayce, S.C. Antonio Ocasio Newark, N.J. Butch O'Hara Washington, Ga. Ed Roberts Poller, Ga. Greg Rockhill Wall, NJ. Gary Sheldon Nanold, Calif, David Skeen Kingsport, Term, Julian Stewart Florence, S.C, Jack Sutton Cocoa, Fla. Skipper Swierczynsk: Charleston, S.C. Fred Thomas Myrtle Beach, S.C. Steve Tolar Augusta, Ga. Jerry Turner Philadelphia, Pa. William Tyler Charleston, S.C. Gary Waters Springfield, Va. John Weant Gastonia, N.C. David Winton Birmingham, Ala. 66 CLASS OF Stephen J. Woody Philadelphia, Pa. Dominique Zahner N. Augusta, S.C. 1971 67 Mike Andrews Sumter, S.C. Albert Arial Columbia, S.C. Barney Barnwell Spartanburg, S.C. Tom Barter Columbia, S.C. Roger Bell Conway, S.C. Charles Bostick Myrtle Beach, S.C. Jim Brooks Seneca, S.C, Randy Caldwell Charlotte, N.C. FRESHMEN Barry Carlander Charleston, S.C. Steve Cauthen Augusta, Ga. Jake Coleman Columbia, S.C, Baynard Connelly Ulmers, S.C. James Connor Eutanvilfe, S.C. Reiny Da hike Charleston, S.C. Joe Del Signore Pensacola, Fla. J. C. Dial Moncks Corner, S.C. Bill Dowell Baltimore, Md. William Evans Charleston, S.C. Kurt Fago Pennsauken, N.J. Phillip Fassett Miami, Fla. 68 Phil Garrick Cope, S.C. Emory Girtman Greenville, S.C. Jimmy Godbold Marion, S.C. Tommy Gooch Lancaster, S.C. Thomas Graham Newberry, S.C. Jeff Hallman Beaufort, S.C. Mike Hare Titusville, Fla. Phil Harris Sullivans Island, S.C. CLASS OF 1972 Joe Hartley Norway, S.C. Johnny Hill Ea stover, S.C. Bill Hoey Cocoa Beach, Fla. Buddy Hoffman Cordova, S.C. Bobby Hudson N. Augusta, S.C. Fred Johnson Augusta, Ga. Brian Joseph Akron, Ohio John Landry Charleston, S.C. Stanny La Roche Charleston, S.C. Lloyd Lent Charleston, S.C. Linar Limehouse Charleston, S.C. Glenn Lynn Charleston, S.C. 69 David McCracken Jackson, S.C. Wayne McDaniel Jacksonville, Fla. Andy Mclver Charleston, S.C. Danny McKay Charleston, S.C. Max Mckee Charleston, S.C. Chuck Merrell Taveres, Fla. Mike Mitchum Kingstree, S.C, James Mobley Charleston, S.C. FRESHMEN Dan Muckenfuss Charleston, S.C. Mike Murray Charleston, S.C. Mike Newman Weirsdal, Fla. Greg O'Brien Augusta, Ga. Doug Paxton Lewiston, Maine Sean Peters New York, N.Y. Billy Pirkle Augusta, Ga. Sonny Proveaux Denmark, S.C. Glenn Richardson Columbia, S.C. Randy Robertson Greenville, S.C. Francis Simmons Charleston, S.C. Al Smith St. George, S.C. 70 Charles Smith Chicago, III. Chuck Spitzer Spartanburg, S.C, Bill Stallworth Aiken, S.C, Alfred Tiedeman Charleston, S.C. Arthur Tisdale Kingstree, S.C. Jimmy Tuten Savannah, Ga. Barry Watkins Charleston, S.C. Fred White Savannah, Ga. ' 71 Andy Ballard Dupo, III. Mike Berry Charleston, S.C. Chip Cartier Myrtle Beach, S.C. Jack Davis Swansburow, Ga. Bitsey Dent St. Matthews, S.C. Roger Dent Greenwood, S.C. Scott Duke Charleston, S.C. Jeff Egan Brunswick, Ga. SUB-FRESHMEN Bill Erickson Charleston, S.C. Brooker Geiger Eustis, Fla. Robert Goodrich Columbia, S.C. Bill Hartsoe Winstom-Salem, N.C. Robert Heos Augusta, Ga. Tommy Ivey Augusta, Ga. Jim Johnson Augusta, Ga. Paul Klose Augusta, Ga. Robert Keilholtz Columbia, S.C. Jimmy Lamas Savannah, Ga. Bubba Ligget Savannah, Ga. 72 Eddie- Mattison Honea Path, S.C. Ralph MacBain Myrtle Beach, S.C. Dean McDaniel Jacksonville, Fla. Robert McGlothfn Detroit, Mich. Harry Parker Brunswick, Ga. George Purdy Atlanta, Ga. Stacy Russell Savannah, Ga. Ricky Sherrill Fayetteville, N.C. CLASS OF 1973 Robert Sainath Charleston, S.C. Richard Merritt Island, Fla. Bobby Stello Charleston, S.C. Ed Slaughter Orangeburg, S.C. David Whitlock Charleston, S.C. James Wilson Abbeville, S.C. Paul Wilson St. Simmons, Ga. 73 THOU A sense of achievement The discipline of military Find a sense of pride in being a part Provides the individual with immediate and demanding goals ALUABLE LESSONS The agony of endless drill Learning respect for authority 77 Resulting in precision Miss Sylvia Legg Sponsor Lt. Col. Leslie Legg Bn. Commander BATTALION STAFF 78 Major William Wooten Executive Officer It. Cochran Lt. Kennard Lt, Robertson LIEUTENANT COLONEL: Leslie Legg CAPTAIN ADJUTANT: Barry Williams MAJOR: William Wooten LIEUTENANTS: Cochran, Kennard, Robert- son MASTER SGTS.: Burrow, Klose, Kudlevicz, Hiers, Weaver, Dunn, Asay, Bailey SGTS. 1st CLASS: Carter, Ciabattari STAFF SGTS: Gerken, Mooney, Mclver, Harriot, Tisdale, Hoffer 79 P.F.C.: Hendrix Miss Cathy Cooper Sponsor 80 Lt. Kershaw Lt. Craven 1 st Sgt. Hughes Lt. Herman Robertson CAPT. FREDDIE SELVEY Lt. Gregg Craven 1st Sergeant Brian Hughes Supply Sgt. Paul Forehand SGTS. FIRST CLASS: Dixon, Merritt SGTS.: Adams, Harper, Tolar, Bowman, Newman, Hicks, Zumbrunnen CORPORALS: Abbott, Novack, Karow, Cobia, Fassett. P.F.C.: Royal, Tonyes, Voss, Buck, Bergan PRIVATES—Roberts, Cliffton, Isaacs, Turner, Caldwell, Bailey, Sutton, Lookabill, Simmons, Zahner, Drawdy, Burns, Hill, Dordal, Brandenburg, Heos, Barrer, English, Pendleton, Proveaux, Heins, Cross, Duke, D. Mauger, McLamb, Merrell, Richards, Bridgers, Hartsoe, Stewart, Mattison, Dent, Pirkle, Burnham, Geddings. Evans, Thomas, Miss Jane Arrington Sponsor Lt, Fulcher Lt. Kramer IstSgt. Bessinger 82 Lt. William Fulcher CAPT. TURNEY McDOWELL Lt. Sam Kramer 1 st Sgt. J. C. Dunn Supply Sgt. Jennings SGT. 1ST CLASS: Grimsley, Lindsay STAFF SGT.: Tumlin SGTS.: Lamas, Browning, Freeman, Hoyt CORPORALS: Cutler, Nix, Watkins, Rod- rigquez, McDaniel P.F.C.: Connelly K., Salyer, Cam, Girtman, Hall, Lockwood, Kelly, Dial, Tyler, Wyche PRIVATES: Deveaux, Smith, Mobley, Conner, Miller, Brown, Brooks, Hankamer, Woody, Arnette, Keen, Royal, Garrick, Sheldon, Kopaka, Carden, Hedrick, Schmidt, Deaton, Brickie, Connelly, G. Keegan, Crenshaw, Beddingfield, Allen, Gunter, Daniels, Duke, Curran, Lynn, Soles, Hogue, Rego, Massingale, Coleman, Waltz. 83 CHARLIE COMPANY Cheryl Benton Sponsor Capt. Freddie Locklair Company Commander 84 It. Parker Lt. Littlejohn 1 st Sgt. Hartsell Lt. Farris Parker CAPT. FREDDIE LOCKLAIR Lt. Dennis Littlejohn 1 st Sgt. Joel Hartsell Supply SGTS. 1st CLASS: Hutchinson and Bonura STAFF SGTS.: Linehouse, Graham, Ghent SGTS.: Curry, Hartley, Plyler . O'Neal CORPORALS: Harbeson, Sellears, Hiott, Murray, Huffman, Epstein P.F.C: Cassidy, Allbritton, Hendrikson, Burshell, Groves, Coxey, Corley, John- son, J. Huffman, Stello, Hunt, Baxley PRIVATES—Fing, F., Smith C, Russell, Davis J., Roberts, Ocasio, White, Dandridge, Pentz, Andrews, Bell Stallworth, Hoey, Gates, Cargill, Yowell, Tuten, Parker, H. Klose, P. Auston, Dewitt, Jolley, Ivey, Walters, Carden, Eckman, Hare, Del Sig- nore, Conrades, Wright, Hibbler, Muckenfuss, Capps, McCracken, Gooch, Barn- well, Monk. DELTA COMPANY Capt. William Simmons Miss Teresa Farris Sponsor 86 it. Cohen Lt. McBride 1 st Sgt. Seals CAPJ. BILLY SfMAAONS Lt. Stanley Cohen Lt, McBride 1 st Sgt, Jimmy Seals Supply Sgt. Chris Jent SGTS. 1st CLASS: Haley, Montgomery STAFF SGTS.: Brackett, Godbold, McCown, Ridge SGT.-. Hudson CORPORALS: Dunham, Farr P.F.C.: Berbergal, Cauthen, LaRoache, Law, Story, McDaniel, Slaughter PRIVATES—Mullins, Joseph, Buttram, McNeal, Larkin, Rockhill,. Hupp, Coker, Bell, Dent, Carlander, Erickson, Mitchum, Goodrich, Leggett, Liggett, Roberson, Berry, Egan, Landry, On, Haertel, Craig, Winton, McGlothin, McKay, Gieger, Lamas, Sherrill, Peters, McKee, Dahlke, Smith, O'Hara, Lee, Arial, Connor, Tiedeman, Economos, Goodrich, McBain, Davis, Ballard, Cartier, O'Brien, Purdy. 87 Mrs. Lila Delk Sponsor Lt. Dorhn Drum Major Towles 1 st Sgt. Horvath Lt. Phil Dohrn 1 st Lt. David Delk 1st Sgt. David Horvath Supply Sgt. Laney Byrd SGT. 1st CLASS: Exley CORPORALS: Duncan, Weant STAFF SGTS.: Mock, Blackmon P.F.C.: Padgett, Murray, Dowell SGT.: Price PRIVATES—Simmons, Marek, Whitsett, Watkins, ‘ Miller, Griffin, Chaffin, Percy, Rogers, Waldrep, Towles, Spitzer, Brisbane, Lent, Wilson, Leggett, Oliver, Wil- son, Harris, Richardson, Leggett, Cowart, Whitlock. Lt. Col. Leslie Legg Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lt. Col. Waddy Thompson Chairman ' Sponsors Advisor HONOR COUNCIL Standing Left to Right: Capt. Barry Williams, Major Bill Wooten, Lt. Col. Leslie Legg, Capt. Freddie Locklair. Seated: Capt. Turnie Me Dowell, Capt. Billy Simmons, Capt. Freddie Seivey, 1st Lt. Delk. 90 Lt. Robertson 2nd Lt. Billy Simmons Commander Leslie Legg Lieutenant Col, Lt. Parker 1st Lt Lt. Kennard IstLt. TRAINING CADRE Lt. McBride 2nd Lt. 91 1st Row—Left to Right: Gerken, Robertson, Simmons, Legg, Kennard, Parker, McBride, 2nd Row—Left to Right: Ridge, Limehouse, Brackett, Hutchison, Tumblin, Haley, Browning. 3rd Row—Left to Right: Royal, McCown, Hartsell, Grimsley, Lindsay, Lamas, Hudson. RIFLE TEAM Standing Left to Right; Major Cruz—Advisor, Sellears, Plyler, Hall, Pentz, Towles. Kneeling Left to Right: Kelly, Landry, Dowell, Cowart, Cartier. 92 DRILL TEAM Brian Haley Commander CARLISLE’S RISHER RIFLES Cheri Smith Sponsor COMMANDER: Haley. MEMBERS: Montgomery, Forehand, Harbeson, Merritt, Tyler, Browning, Thomas, Trenchard, Joseph, Russell, Stello, Me Lamb, Me Bain, Mattison, Groves, Johnson, J. B, Wyche, Johnson, P. Dahlke, Swierczynski, 95 ACTIVITIES THE REBEL ’69 MISS RUTH BOYKIN Sponsor CAPT. JAMES A. REID, JR. Advisor . . . annually published for and by the students of Carlisle Military School. BILL WOOTEN, Editor LESLIE LEGG, Asst. Editor 96 JOHN WEANT, DAVID O'NEAL, Business Mar STANLEY COHEN, Asst. Military Editor GERRY GERKEN, Prophecy TURNEY McDOWELL, Sports Editor DAVID SIAAMONS, RUSS BRJDGERS Photographers MWItoft BOBBY WEAVER Military Editor FREDDIE LOCKLAIR, BILL SIAAAAONS, FREDDIE SELVEY, TOMMY McBRIDE, RICK COCHRAN, Class Editors 97 CHERYL BENTON CAPT. JIM WATSON Sponsor Faculty Advisor Left to Right, Dave Simmons, Make-up Editor David O'Neal, Reporter John Weant Business Manage Carter Rogers Exchange Editor 98 Team Work Makes It Happen JOHN BUCK-Reporter LESLIE LEGG—Reporter JAY TOWLES-Reporter DAVID OLIVER—Cartoonist STEVE CONRADES-Reporter CARTER ROGERS—Exchange Editor DAVID HORVATH-Reporfer Putting It Together! Getting Ready For The Presses Photographers RUSS BRIDGERS and DAVE SIMMONS 99 LIBRARY STAFF MRS. CAROLINE D. RICE Advisor MRS. LAWRENCE CONGER Sponsor BILL WOOTEN President A member of the library staff is on duty each class period during the day to check books in and out They assist in many other routine duties neces- sary to maintain a well organized library. TOMMY BLACKMON Secretary RUSS BR1DGERS, BILLY LAMAS, TOMMY KLOSE, DAVID SIMMONS, SAMMY KRAMER JOEL HARTSELL CASSADY TIM EVANS JOHN LINDSAY, PAUL FOREHAND, JOHN WEANT GLENN KUDLEVICZ Vice-President DAVE HIERS Treasurer BRIAN HUGHES DAVID DELK lot CERO STAFF Throughout the school year the CERO is responsible for the plan- ning of the dances and the prep- aration of the gymnasium. Stan, with the help of his staff and tfTe advice of Col. Sturgeon, has done a splendid job in decorat- ing, and in securing good bands for our entertainment and enjoy- ment. The CERO staff deserves the highest commendation for their untiring efforts in making these social affairs so meaning- ful and successful. David Duke, Chuck McCown, Gerry Gerken, Stanley Cohen, Jane Simmons, Leslie Legg, Greer Ridge, Chris Jent Valentine's Dance 102 LAND OF 1000 DANCES CROSS SABRE CLUB Bottom Row, Left to Right: Barry Williams, Freddie Selvey, Billy Simmons, Freddie Locklair, Leslie Legg, Turney McDowell, Middle Row. David Delk, Phil Dohrn, Farris Parker, Tom Kennard, Rick Cochran. Top Row: Tommy McBride, Bill Wooten, Stanley Cohen, Lucky Robertson. 104 LT. COL. THOMPSON Advisor 105 BRIAN HUGHES President KATHY MAREK Sponsor MAJOR JACK STEADMAN Advisor JOHN ASAY, Vice-Pres. GERRY GERKEN, Sec.-Treas. 106 MACK HICKS Sergeant-at-Arms NCO CLUB Cleaning the Shack ! 107 Kneeling, Left to Right: Kramer, Hicks, Asay, Hughes. Standing: Liggett, Freeman, Coxey, Browning, Seals, Merritt, Forehand, Brackett, Blackmon, Hoyt, Gerken, Ridge, Hutchison, Bonura, Murray, Weant, Hoffman, Mosley, Harriot, Hiott, Huffman, Woodall, Lamas, Lindsay, Novak, Klose, Evans, Hiers, Watkins, L., Karow, Hartley, Farr. BLOCK C CLUB FREDDIE SELVEY President MISS CATHY COOPER Sponsor The purpose of the Block C Club is to promote good clean athletics and leadership at Carlisle and away, while representing the school in athletic contests. The club also sponsors the Joseph Nor- man award for the all around athlete and cadet. 108 TURNEY McDOWELL Vice-President JOHN ASAY Secretary-Treasurer MACK HICKS Sergeant-at-Arms 09 Kneeling-. John Asay, Mack Hicks, Freddie Selvey, Turney McDowell. Standing: Rick Grimsley, Brian Hughes, David Simmons, Phil Dohrn, Jay Towles, Leslie tegg, Bill Dixon. SPORTS SCHEDULE WADE HAMPTON 7 CARLISLE 6 RICHMOND ACADEMY 32 CARLISLE 6 RIDGE SPRINGS MON ETTA 19 CARLISLE 25 BLACKVILLE 7 CARLISLE 34 DENMARK 0 CARLISLE 26 R1DGELAND 14 CARLISLE 6 BEAUFORT 32 CARLISLE 19 ALLENDALE 21 CARLISLE 14 CAMDEN MILITARY ACADEMY 7 CARLISLE 27 Tracy Webber, VARSITY FOOTBALL Front Row: J. Seals, S. Conrades, M. Adams, J. Kershaw, F. Selvey, T. McDowell, C. Soles, M, Asay, G. Craven. Second Row: B, Hoyt- I Dandridge, A. Dunn, D. Allbritton, L. Lockwood, F. Parker, D. O'Neal, R. Grimsley. Top RowL. Legg, K. Oliver, D. Delk, S. Zumbrunn� J. Towles, B. Dixon, G. Nix, P. Dohrn, S. Kramer. 1 OFFENSE First Row: L-R Bill Dixon, Gary Nix, Freddie Selvey, David Delk, Farris Parker, Greg Craven, Mike Adams, QB Mac Asay, FB Phil Dohrn, HB Jon Kershaw, TB Turney McDowell. DEFENSE First Row; Gary Nix, Danny Allbritton, Farris Parker, Keith Oliver, Jay Towles. Second Row; Rick Grimsley, Jon Kershaw, Freddie Selvey, Roger Dandridge. Third Row: Mike Adams and Turney McDowell. i rs SMILEY McDowell OFFENSIVE TAIL BACK DEFENSIVE SAFETY FREDDIE SELVEY OFFENSIVE GUARD DEFENSIVE LINE BACKER % if MAC ASAY OFFENSIVE QUARTERBACK DEFENSIVE SAFETY GREG CRAVEN OFFENSIVE TACKLE DEFENSIVE TACKLE ROGER DANDRIDGE OFFENSIVE GUARD DEFENSIVE CORNER BACK DAVID DELK OFFENSIVE CENTER DEFENSIVE MIDDLE GUARD PHIL DOHRN OFFENSIVE FULLBACK DEFENSIVE END RICKY GRIMSLEY OFFENSIVE GUARD DEFENSIVE CORNER BACK GARY NIX OFFENSIVE TACKLE DEFENSIVE END DAVID O'NEAL OFFENSIVE CENTER DEFENSIVE LINEBACKER FARRIS PARKER OFFENSIVE GUARD DEFENSIVE MIDDLE GUARD CLYDE SOLES OFFENSIVE TAILBACK DEFENSIVE SAFETY JAY TOWLES OFFENSIVE TACKLE DEFENSIVE END CHEERLEADERS MARY LIB FINDER MARGARET GREEN BILL TYLER TONJA SMOAK LEE GREEN DAILY MONK 123 Mac As y gains yardage against Camden Cyclones Retrieve Trophy Kneeling: BILL EXLEY CAL LOOKABILL RICK SMITH Standing: COACH WEBBER JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Front Row L-R: Gryder, Newman, Hutchison, Bailey, Carter, Montgomery, Harbeson, Smith, Karow, Hartsell. Second Row L-R: Jennings, Lamas, Hendrickson, Monk, Baxley, Godbold, Curran, Bredenburg, Miller, G., Ocasio, Top Row L-R: Simmons, D. B„ Exley, Haughlie, Dordal, Richards, Voss, Coach Webber, Evans, Lookabill, Crenshaw, Carden, Phillips. Captains MAC ASAY and MAC HICKS VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling L-R: Sammy Kramer, Leslie Legg, Phil Dohrn. Standing L-R: Jon Kershaw, Mac Asay, Don Tonyes, John Buck, Coach Green, Bill Dixon, Mac Hicks, Mike Adams. Not pictured, Russ Bridgers. 126 Bill rips the net cronf Row L-R: Jent, Bredenburg, Austin, Karow, Daniels, Isaacs. Second Row: Coach Green, Evans, Stewart, Allen, Hettel, Kramer. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Calvin Daniels hits from the top of the key 127 Front Row; S. Conrades, R. Grimsley, R. Salyer, G. Kudlevicz, D. Karow, T. Farr, L. Abbott, B. Skipper, P. Dohrn, FA. Brisbane. Second Row: M. Horlman, J. Daniels, F. Locklatr, L Lockwood, J. Dunn, C. Baifey, C. Merritt, T. McDowell, F, Parker, S. Zumbrunnen, S. Baxley, J. Sheldon, B. Hettef. Top Row: D. Cutler, B. Hoyt, G. Miller, L. Byrd, R. Jolley, R. Corley, D. Littlejohn, J. Hill, B. Dordal, R. Capps, S. Kramer, TRACK 1969 CAPTAINS First Row.- Ricky Jolley, Glen Kudlevicz, Tur- ney McDowell, Ricky Grimsley, Coach Min chow. Second Row: Phil Dohrn, Farris Par- ker, Freddie Locklair. 128 Kneeling: W. Bailey, D. Allbritton, J. Kershaw, F. Selvey, M. Asay, M. Hicks, R. Ciabattari. Standing: G. Tonyes, J. Harris, R. Dand- ridge, W. Fulcher, F. Shmidt, C. Jent. BASEBALL 1969 Captains JON KERSHAW FREDDIE SELVEY Coach BOON THREAT! Kneeling: C. Harris, D. Simmons, G. Ridge, T. O'Brien, D. Davis. Top Row: Carter, L Adams, S. Buck, B. Exley, D. Carn. 1969 GOLF Captains DAVfD SIMMONS GREER RIDGE Coach over. Mac Hicks fires for Cyclones, Carlisle Finishes 1—2—3, Jon Kershaw slides into home. Glen puts the shot for another record. BEA UTIES MISS CARLISLE CONTEST 69” MISS CARLISLE OF 1969 Miss Anne Larisey sponsored by John Asay 135 1st RUNNER UP 2nd RUNNER UP Miss Ellen Cooper sponsored by David Carter Miss Jacky Boyer sponsored by Bobby Weaver 136 3rd RUNNER UP Miss Gretchen Webber sponsored by Smiley McDowell 4th RUNNER UP Miss Glenda Lyon sponsored by Rick Cochran 137 I, Tommy Blackmon, will to Danny Waldrep one huge pacifier and room 207 and to Bill Exley my ability to pass Algebra tests. I, Kent Burrow, will to Ed Sellears the bar of soap I never got around to using. To Danny Allbritton my torch and to Danny Harbeson a new set of teeth with the name Jill printed on them, to Chris Mooney I leave Carlisle. I, Mike Burshell, will to Mark Epstein my walking socks, to Cargill the razor blades I never used, to Stanley Cohen 1 lid of grass (crab). I, Lanny Byrd, will to Creeny Crenshaw my Sgt. 7 c, to Waldrep a bib, a key to Col. Thompson's office, and Billy Pirkle another year at Carlisle. I, Ralph Ciabattari, will to David Carter all my luck at Carlisle. I also will to Stan Zumbrunnen, Phil's ears, and to Chris Bailey I will Chris Mooney as a friend. I, Bill Connelly, will to Mike Keegan a T.V. set so he can watch To Tell The Truth. And to Paul Crenshaw my ability to be the Company Barber, and all my crusty socks, and the privilege to be a senior next year. I, Rick Cochran, will to Cal Lookabill the right to be the meanest mother his senior year. To Dennis Littlejohn the ability to ride the elevator at the Dinkier Buck Naked again next year. I, Evan Corley, will to Duck Lookabill the ability to grow sideburns without Major Cruz cutting them off. I, Amos Curry, leave Fat Danny my ability to drill a squad, to Mark Epstein I leave another year at Carlisle; to John Carl Pendleton my ability to be a good snake at Carlisle dances; to Stanley Cohen another year of short hair; to Conrades my ability to throw a knife and not get caught, to Dale my ability to date a short girl. I, Roger Dandridge, will to Abdul Towles my abil- ity to capture women and to drink beer. I, Al DeVeaux, leave to Jack Price my reflector, mud flaps and coontail. To Whit Bailey my Sam Brown and Saber, to Bess my pole lamp without any light bulbs and to Olie 2 more years at Car- lisle to Wop 'em up side the head. I, Phil Dohrn, will Bill Dixon good hands, Jon Kershaw a red mustang, Stan Zum. a new pair of ears. I, Phi! Duncan, will to Bill Exley my hand fed hog and another year in the deep sea band, to Keith Oliver my well cultured, unbroken nose. And to Jack Price my ability to sing. I, Paul Forehand, will to Hugh Davis a cracked penny jar and all the nickles and dimes that I took out. to Bobby, 1 oz. of common sense, to Mac a carrot and to Billy the ability to grow up. I, Flipper Fulcher, will to my roommate Skip two more years at Carlisle and the ability to be a B.F. And to Lamas a fast car (Plymouth) so he can get home in a hurry after commencement. I, Gerry Gerken, will to John Brackett a book of free passes on Delta Airlines, To Jim Seals a free pitcher of beer in Richards. And to Rick Hendrix two more years at Carlisle in hopes that he won't hate me too much for causing him to come. I, Brian Haley, will to Dailey Monk my ability to succeed without really trying. To Kenny and Robert my ability to drink 17 cups of coffee every day. The 69 training cadre, my ability to hold a Pep Rally while Risher Barracks is burning. To the Carlisle Faculty a bottle of Excedrin, To Tommy Klose my tour in Viet-Nam. I, Dave Hiers, being of sound mind, I think, do hereby bequeath to Col. Grimes a picture of Gen. Grant, to Hoffer and Jennings, a bottle of Old Crow. I, Mac Hicks, hereby will to Stan Zumbrunnen my ability to bum anything there is to bum. To Duck Adams the front of A company, to Jon Ker- 138 shaw, captain of the basketball team, to Dixon the ability to catch a football, to Tonyes a way to get out of Carlisle, and to Col. Thompson my love for him as he loves me so much, and to Carlisle good by and Good Luck. I, Steve Hiott, will to Stanley Cohen my dirty laundry bag, and another good old year at C.AA.S. as L.C. I will to Steve Ghent the ability to be frozen in rank. I, David Horvath will to Bill some of the things I never could have, and to Clyo a lot of good luck, and to Lent the flat sum of nothing. I, David Hudson, will to John Pendleton five lbs. of grass and to Mark Epstein an Endless Sum- mer, and to Milton a book on How to succeed with girls without really trying. I, Brian Hughes, leave l.J, another bunky buddy, Steve Ghent to Carol Lynn and Maj. Cruz his own initialed Punji board. I, Rick Jolfey, will to Jimmy (stump) Godbold a box of Kellogg's corn flakes so he can Tall Up. I, Tom Kennard, will to J. R. a brand new set of tires and many ways of luck to solve his many problems, and to David Carter a barrel of OWL feathers. I, Glenn Kudlevicz, will to Chris Bailey a starting position on the 1969 Golden Cyclones Football team, to Chris Mooney a Book on Southern Hos- pitality and to David Carter and all the rest of the Juniors another year at C.M.S. I, Freddie Locklair, will to Paul Economos 2 more years at C.M.S. And to Jon Kershaw L. J. H., Bam- berg and a private telephone. I, Gary Nix, will to Col. Sturgeon, Senator Dirk- son's pulpit and unlimited credit at the Dinkier Plaza so he can save $40 every night. I, Steve Pentz, will to Dennis Littlejohn another room stud looking as the one he and I had, and to Steve Ghent the ability to talk with a lisp. I, Greer Ridge, will to the faculty one Purple Heart for injuries from the student-faculty match. To Stanley Cohen I leave a year's supply of Privine nasal mist and a 10c pack of Kleenex. I, Freddie Selvey, will to Jon Kershaw another year at C.M.S. and Laurie Lynn. To Maj. Cruz the ability to grow hair, to Duck Adams my tooth brush. To Stan the ability to be a lover. I, David Simmons, will to Col. Thompson the World's largest cigar with a rubber tip. To Col. Patton a hopeful defeat of the communists. I, Billy Simmons, will to Stan Cohen the title of Cpt. Slack in hopes that he will live up to the name. I, Marc Waltz, will to Carlisle my good luck as Carlisle needs it. I, Beaver Weaver, will to Maj. Cruz all the pen- cils in the world in hopes that he will get the point. To Patty McBride a new roll of lace for his panties and to Stan Cohen a Pontiac to go with his snozola. I, Ronnie Whitsett, will Exley another year at C.M.S. and to give the band a good working over. To Oliver the ability to straighten up, and to Bessinger his long awaited commission. I, Barry Williams, will to Sgt. Klamar another tour of duty in Viet-Nam for Maj. Cruz. To David Carter my rank and Robert E. Lee. To Cal Lookabill an $. F. C. on the staff in charge of hours. I, Bill Wooten, will my glorious times at Carlisle to Stan the man and Tommy McBride for the year 69-70. Good-Luck. I, George Watkins, will to Griffin my bass horn, to Tisdale a pet squirrel and to Marek, well, I'll see him at the stand. 139 THE SENIOR PROPHECY We can almost hear the surf pounding in our ears as we pass a sign reading 69” miles to Myrtle Beach, what could be more appropriate! Our heads are filled with thoughts of the much antici- pated reunions with our old friends from the class of sixty-nine. But, alas, as we approach the strand our thoughts are rudely inter- rupted by the loud wailing of a siren and the ”Oh-too-familiar revolving blue light. It looks as if May 26, 1979, won't be so bad after all, for as we gaze into our rear view mirror who do we see, but those two infamous officers of the law, Dino Cochran and Worm Williams. Showing the true virtues of Carlisle graduates, they let us slide. Now it's a foursome heading toward the sea. As we spot four weary looking souls trudging down the road. Who should it be but Evan Corley, Rick Jolly, Bruce Keen and John Novack, looking rather shook up. We pick them up and listen to their tale of woe, of how they just extracted themselves from the wreckage of Evan and Rick's now incapacitated Cobra. Ain't no big thing guys, it isn't the first time. We finally pull into the pier and who do we see first but four M.D.'s, Steve Hiott, Brian Haley, Tommy Blackmon and David O'Neal, doctors of Hydrotherapy, Neuro surgery. Veteri- nary Science and Psychiatry, respectively. We leave our four com- rades in their care and move on. As we walk up the boardwalk and gaze out upon the ocean, we see Freddie Selvey, Mark Hogue and David Hudson exhibiting their surfing skills on the eight foot glassy walls that are rolling in. Up on his stand Phil Dohrn, Professional life guard, oversees alt the activity. Now we are ready to go inside for the program. We are all guests of Sam Kramer, part time rabbi and all-time business man, proprietor of the new seven mile pier. Taking tickets at the door is Sam's right hand man, Paul Forehand, being aided by the bouncer Glen Kudlevicz, We'd sure like to have a word with our old buddy Glen, but he seems to have his hands full at the moment with Otis Rabbit” Abbot, who seems to have gotten in a little trouble hopping around on tables. We all take our seats and bow our heads as the Right Rev. Jay Towles delivers ihe benedic- tion. On the agenda for today is a fine list of lectures and per- formances, the first consisting of Jim Dunn and Harold Rogers giving a demonstration of their dexterity in karate. Following them will be Ronnie Burn displaying the shadow boxing style with which he won the light heavyweight title. To round out the physical part of the program are Jane” Simmons and Big A! DeVeaux attempting to break the headlock which they enjoy for the Mr. Universe title. Since the show wouldn't be complete without a little humor, we now see William Fulcher and Billy Drafts. Red is showing us some of the things his job entails as a stuntman for Woody Woodpecker, and Billy proves beyond a shadow of a doubt the form that won him a place on the 120 mule team for Borax. Now to get back on a serious note. Doug Hankamer and Nicky Harriott will administer an English comprehension test to Steve Pentz and Rod Rodriquez. To supervise this little production, we have Chuck McCown and Bill Wooten, Deans of men, at Anderson and Presbyterian Colleges and David Horvath their assistant and professor of French at Harvard. Other distinguished figures here today are Leslie Legg, president of the United Chisel Works, and Kent Burrow and Freddie Schmidt, members of the board of directors of the Lava Soap Company. Over to our left a flaming hundred dollar bill attracts our attention, as Gary Nix and Clyde Soles light their ten dollar cigars with a finesse born to true businessmen. We don't have much information on their activities. but we understand that they are the heads of a large, perhaps a iittle shady, insurance business. Also in the big field is Freddie Locklair, editor-in-chief of the Charleston News and Courier, Brian Hughes manufacturer of B.B. air rifles and Ronnie Whitsett owner of the largest Volkswagen business in the U.S. Marc Waltz, Doc , is the public relation man for Carlisle and Bamberg H.S. Photographing the whole reunion is David Simmons, a world-re- nowned photographer for the Kodak Company, and rounding out the business tycoons is Gomer Royal, director of the United States Transit Bus Lines and Tom Kennard and David Tumlin. Both Tom and David are employed by the postal service. Tom is currently the Postmaster General and David is the Post Master in dear old Bamberg. The floor practically teems with activity and celebrities. Sitting at a table to our left are David Cutler and Amos Curry, co- hosts of the new television program What Can I Say. Sitting beside them is Ralph Ciabattari, owner and operator of the world famous discotheque the Wop A go-go, and David Delk, director of the New York Philharmonic Orchestra. As we mingle with the crowd, we are jolted by the arrival of Mike Burshell in one of the many ships of his fabulous line. Meandering up the gangplank, finally home from their round-the-world cruise are Bill Connelly, world famous gorilla trainer, Don Hupp and his assistant Robert Addison, research scientists currently employed by Steve Padgett, owner of the Testors Glue Factory, One of the last off the boat is Rodger Dandridge, heavily burdened as always with refreshments. Helping him with his rather precarious cargo are David Duke, Muskrat Watkins and David Drawdy. As we direct our attention io the hub-bub of activity in the center of the floor, who do we see but our old H.H.A. buddy Greer Ridge, who we understand just returned from his victory and triumph and the U.S. Open golf tournament. Standing beside him are two distinguished members of the fcotball hall of fame, Mac Asay and Farris Parker. Also standing in the group we see Turney McDowell, current head coach at Clemson University. On his right we see the player-coach of the Boston Celtics, Mac Hicks. Unable to attend tonight was Greg Craven, who was last seen entering Haight- Ashbury St. 9 years ago. We also received condolences from Rick Grimsley, who was so engrossed in his newest novel Alice in Wonder Land that he was unable to make it. Tiger Hiers and Phil Duncan weren't able to make the scene either. Tiger, we under- stand, was flown away at a moments notice to Cambodia to aid in the search for the ancient burial grounds of the Zulu Indians. Phil is working on a highly demanding project for National Geogra- phic Magazine, marking turtle eggs. Last, but not least, are Robert Mock, Vertice Huffman and Laney Byrd. It seems that Robert and his assistant Vertice were guiding Laney, a famous ornathologist, out on a search on the Alaskan Tundra for the very rare, believed extinct U- mack bird and they suddenly disappeared. We certainly hope they return in time for the next reunion. It's been a full day and as it draws to a close, probably the foremost thoughts in our minds are that we hope it won't be fen more years before we can renew our friendship. I think we all realize that these are true friendships which could never be obliterated, and will always re- main cherished. Gerry turns to me and says, Beave, let's hit the road before we get all choked up, so we roar off in a cloud of dust, burning it to the ground in the true tradition of 69. Scrack it up one last time. 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