Carlisle Military School - Rebel Yearbook (Bamberg, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1972 volume:

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STOLLER B.S., Union College; M.F., Yale University Instructor of Science Date of Appointment 1947 10 MAJOR WILLIS F. MARTIN B,S. University of Kentucky Instructor of Typing and Geometry Date of Appointment 1945 MAJOR MALIN C THREATT A.B., University of South Carolina; M.A. (Secondary Education), The Citadel Instructor of Science and Biology Date of Appointment 1958 1T CPT WALTER P. TIEDEMAN B.$,, The Citadel Instructor of Algebra, Geometry and Physics Date of Appointment 1962 12 CPT SIDNEY T. ZEMP A.A., North Greenville Junior College; A.B., Carson-Newman College; M.A., Western Carolina University Instructor of Business Law, U.S. History, Sociology, Psychology Date of Appointment 1962 CPT PHILIP A. SULLINS B.S,, The Citadel Instructor of Science and Chemistry Date of Appointment 1966 CPT JAMES H. WATSON B.S., M.A., University of Alabama Instructor of World History, U.S. History and Civics Date of Appointment 1965 CPT H. DEAN DELK B.S., Austin Peay State University; Graduate Work at State College Instructor of World History, Geography and Driver’s Education Date of Appointment 1968 CPT PAUL S. LAWTON, JR. A.B., Erskine College Instructor of English Date of Appointment 1969 MAJ CHARLES E. COLSON, U.S.A. B.S., North Carolina State University; Basic Infantry Officer Course 1962; Advanced Armor Officer Course 1968 Senior Army ROTC Instructor Date of Appointment 1969 CSM JOHN K. MURRAY Instructor of Military Science Date of Appointment 1969 15 CPT J. PETE MANOS B.S., Clemson College Instructor of Mathematics Date of Appointment 1971 CPT GEORGE A. BENTON B.S., University of South Carolina Instructor of English, Bookkeeping and Economics Date of Appointment 1971 17 CPT NEE INABINETT B.S., University of South Carolina Instructor of World History, Geography, Driver’s Education Date of Appointment 1971 CPT GERALD A. KELLY B.S., Wofford College; M.A., University of South Carolina Instructor of American Literature and Grammar Date of Appointment 1971 KELLY 18 MR. C. D. GENTRY, JR. Band Director Date of Appointment 1970 .. MR. WILLIE AUSTIN School Barber Date of Appointment 1970 79 MRS. WILLIS F. MARTIN A.B., Mount Saint Joseph’s College Secretary to the Headmaster Date of Appointment 1945 (Top) MRS. ALMA B. WALTER University of South Carolina . Developmental Reading Program Date of Appointment 1962 (Bottom) 20 MRS. BETTY C BOYD, R.N. School Nurse Date of Appointment 1967 (Top) MRS. CAROLINE D. RICE A.B. Certificate in Library Science, University of South Carolina School Librarian Date of Appointment 1945 (Bottom) 21 CANTEEN STAFF, Left to Right: Mrs. James Rutland (at Carlisle 1 year), Mrs. Virginia Wilson (at Carlisle 2 years), Mr. Steve Hiott (at Carlisle 2 years) (Top) MR. WILLIAM P. BLUME Maintenance Superintendent At Carlisle 4 years (Bottom) 22 23 IA% HO0 mna ? WINSTON HOLT RINEHART WINSTON HOU RINEHART WINSTON LITERATURE IV I ITF R ATI 0MYUJ QuIbM • A ukt C fiM Lpabdeifr fDah S fine' M gUpMoi SENIOR CLASS Adt (j u U tfc end a jfaiMj. 26 pBd eJinqVv P tet'PP eS'ided’ PTisdoii oP['Jtw cAfftc mb PpMuhli 1972 SENIOR DIRECTORY JOHN DANIEL ANDERSON, JR. Rt. 2, Box 161................. RODGER WILLIAM ANDERSON, JR. 1955 Culver Ave................ ALBERT HERMAN ARIAIL 5600 Holmes Ave................ WILLIAM CRAIG ARNOLD Rt. 1, Box 170................. EDWIN A. AUBERT 6898 Rivers Ave................ RONALD DONALD BESSINGER 216 E. Baruch St............... JOSEPH LEE BRANDON III 821 Oleander Dr. S.E..... ALLAN K. BRANDT 27631 Bock..................... ROBERT ALLEN BROWNING, JR. 450 Trapier Dr................. BARRY DALE CARLANDER Rt. 2, Box 633-J............... WILLIAM HAYES CLARKE, JR. Rt. 1, Box 55.................. GEORGE EDWARD COHN 2106 N. Fernwood Dr............ JAMES RUTLEDGE CONNOR Rocks Pond Campground.......... JORGE U. CRESPO Cond: Green Village, 803-A .... WAYNE GUY CUPIT Rt. 1, Box 28-D................ REINHOLD CHARLES DAHLKE 725 Windward Rd................ FREDERICK J. DeBORDE 3 Jones Ave.................... JOHN CHALMERS DIAL, JR. P.O. Box 307 .................. GREGORY MARION DuBOIS 1940 S. Trinity Dr............. HAROLD JOSEPH DUCKWORTH 320 Paradise Dr................ WILLIAM TIMOTHY EVANS 163 Bailey Dr.................. KURT FRANZ FAGO 5405 Garden Ave.................. S- CLAUDIO A. GARCIAS 7th St., El Cangrejo, Box 1712, Panama PHIL RIVERS GARRICK Rt. 1, Box 27 ................. EMORY LEE GIRTMAN 16 Cahu Dr..................... JAMES E. GODBOLD Rt. 3, Box 207 .............. JOEL THOMAS GOOCH P.O. Box 405 .................. THOMAS GEORGE GRAHAM 2021 Nance St.................. MICHAEL PAUL HARE 1814 Malinda Lane.............. JOSEPH DEAN HARTLEY Rt. 1, Box 36.................. CHARLES RICHARD HENDRIX, JR. 4619 Redfern Dr................ KENNETH F. HERLINGER 344 S. Leavitt Rd.............. JOHN LeLAND HILL P.O. Box 94...................... .........Ridgeville, S. C. ....... .Charleston, S. C. ...........Columbia, S. C. ....... Anderson, S. C. .........Charleston, S. C. ............Denmark, S. C. ......Winter Haven, Fla. . . . . . .Garden City, Mich. .........Charleston, S. C. .........Orangeburg, S. C. ...........Florence, S. C. .............Savannah, Ga. .........Eutawville, S. C. . Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico ...........Broussard, La. ........Charleston, S. C. .... Savannah Beach, Ga. , . . . Moncks Corner, S. C. ........Charleston, S. C. ............Savannah, Ga. .Charleston Heights, S. C. .......Pennsauken, N. J. .....Republic ol Panama . .............Cope, S. C. ............Taylors, S- C. ............Marion, S. C. ....... Lancaster, S. C. ..........Newberry, S. C. .........Titusville, Fla. ...............Cope, S. C. ............Orlando, Fla. .......Leavittsburg, Ohio ......... Eastover, S, C. ROBERT OLIVER HOFFMAN Rt. 1, Box 11.............. JOHN M. HOLSONBACK 945 Russell St............. ROBERT LEE HUMPHRIES........ BYRON R. JEFFERSON 137 Bell Court West...... FREDERICK H. JOHNSON 3117 Richmond Hill Rd...... WILLIAM T. JONES 1924 Boyer................. WILLIAM R. KEARSE Box 6...................... JON L. KERSHAW' 222 Center St.............. ROBERT STANYARNE LaROCHE P.O. Box 236............... LLOYD BERTRAND LENT, JR. 1004 Buist Ave............. JOSEPH PATRICK LINDERMAN P.O. Box 198............... STEPHEN H. LONGWATER 423 E, 53 St............... STEVEN WAYNE McCLENDON 144 Gordon St................ RALPH JACKSON McELVEEN P.O. Box 273 .............. FORDE ANDERSON McIVER, JR. 106 Chadwick Dr....... EDDIE ALEXANDER MELTON 469 Japonica Rd....... GARY LESLIE MILLER 403 Marlello Dr............ JOHN MICHAEL MITCHUM Rt. 1, Box 165............. ROY DEAN MOBLEY Rt. 1, Box 202 ............ DANIEL BERNARD MUCKENFUSS 743 Fort Sumter Dr......... ROBERT EDWARD NEWSOME, JR. 313 Country Club Boulevard. ARTHUR REEVES PETROFF 5318 Pinestraw Rd.......... TERRY LEE ROSE Rt. 1, Box 160 ............ FRANCIS YONGE SIMMONS 305 Station Zoth St........ THURMAN JUDSON STILL III Rt. 2, Browns Ridge Rd..... ARTHUR C. TISDALE Rt. 1, Box 92B............. JACQUE M. USSERY 405 Normandy Towers........ WILLIAM STAN VAUGHAN 1106 Johnston Dr............. WILLIAM DAVID WrAGGONER 1409 Fairfax Rd............. LEE BARRY WATKINS 5186 Monteray St........... RANDOLPH LEE WAY P.O. Box 322............... JAMES FRED WHITE 170 Timberline Drive....... RONALD DUNCAN WILLIAMS 6 Summit Dr............. , , . ...........Cordova, S. C. .............Augusta, Ga. ..............North, S. C. . . . .Lexington, Kentucky .............Augusta, Ga. ...........Columbia, S. C. ...........Pembroke, Ga. ......Ml. Pleasent, S. C. ......Johns Island, S. C. . . . .N. Charleston, S. C. .............Pooler, Ga. ............Savannah, Ga. , . . . . Pt. Wentworth, Ga. ........Kingstree, S. C. ........Charleston, S. C ......Mt. Pleasant, S. C. .......Charleston, S, C. ........Kingstree, S. C. ...........Gaffney, S. C. .......Charleston, S. C. ..........Florence, S. C. .........Columbia, S. C. .......Jonesville, N. C. .. Sullivans Island, S. C. .........Gainsville, Ga. ........Kingstree, S. C. ...........Savannah, Ga. ..........Anniston, Ala. ..........Florence, S. C. .. . N, Charleston, S. C. .....Summerton, S. C. ...........Savannah, Ga. ...........Savannah, Ga. 27 S uperla ti ves ANDY McIVER (right) BEST NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICER Perplext in faith, but pure in deeds. At last he beat his music out. There lives more faith in honest doubt, Believe me, than in half the creeds. — Tennyson FRED WHITE (below) MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Whoever wants my help in this earthen desolation will find me beside him. Who are we? I sing the mystery. — Karouzos —■fin i inni DANNY MUCKENFUSS (above) BIGGEST BUM Well, whiles I am a beggar, I will rail And say there is no sin but to be rich; And being rich, my virtue then shall be To say there is no vice but beggary. — Shakespeare BARKY WATKINS (left) BEST COMMISSIONED OFFICER To be able to see every side Of every question; To be on every side. To be everything. To be nothing long. — Masters 29 RONNIE WILLIAMS (right) MOST TALENTED To make a prairie It takes a clover and one bee, And revery. The revery alone will do, If bees are few. — Dickinson ARTHUR TISDALE (below) MOST POPULAR He stands like a statue, Becomes part of the machine, Feelin’ all the bumpers, Always playin’ clean. — Townshend BUDDY HOFFMAN (above) MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Now the fair goddess Fortune Fall deep in love with thee And her great charms Misguide thy opposers’ swords! Bold gentleman. Prosperity be thy page! — Shakespeare MIKE MITCHUM (left) FRIENDLIEST What thoughts at heart have you and I We cannot stop to tell; But dead or living, drunk or dry. Soldier, I wish you welk — Housman 31 STAN LaROCHE (right) MOST MILITARY Comrade, if to turn and fly Made a soldier never die, Fly I would, for who would not? Tis sure no pleasure to be shot.” — Housman RICK JOHNSON (below) CLASS CARE Were you there at the miracle of Woodstock? Did you care when Arlo jumped over the moon? Hey, diddle diddle, the cat and his fiddle He turned on the stars not a wish too soon. — Goodman 1952 WILLIAM H. McCORD “Moco” Augusta, Ga. 1948- 49-Pvt. Co. C; P.F.C. Co. C; “C” Football; “C” Baseball. 1949- 50—Cpl. Co. C; “C” Football; Non Comm Club. 1950- 51—Sgt. Co. C; 1st Sgt. Co. C; Varsity Football; Non Comm Club. 1951- 52—1st Lt. Co. B; Varsity Football; Cross Saber Club; Block C Club. RICHARD MAGEE “Rickie1 Redwood City, Calif. 1949- 50—Pvt. Co. A; P.F.C. Co. A. 1950- 51—Cpl. Co. A; Sgt. Co. A. 1951- 52—Pvt. Co. A. RONALD MAJORS “Shakey” Jacksonville, Fla. 1947- 48—Pvt. Co. B; Crack Platoon. 1948- 49—Pvt. Co. A. 1949- 50—Pvt, Co. A; P.F.C. Co. A; “B” Football; Non Comm Club. 1951-52—Pvt. Co. A. TED B. MATHESON “Tinker Ted” Cheraw, S. C. 1948- 49—Pvt. Co. A. 1949- 50—Pvt. Staff; M Sgt. Staff. 1950- 51-M Sgt. Staff; CERO. 1951- 52—Capt, Adj. Staff; CERO; Cross Saber Club; Honor Council. LEONARD MELFI Larry” Summerville, S. C. 1947- 48—Pvt. Co. C; Crack Platoon, 1948- 49—Cpl. Co, C; Sgt. Co. C; Non Comm Club; “C” Football: Boxing Team. 1949- 50—Sgt. Co, C; Non Comm Club; ‘B” Football. 1950- 51—2nd Lt. Co. C; Cross Saber Club; “B” Football. 1951- 52—Capt. Co. C; Cross Saber Club; “A” Foot- ball; Block “C” Club; Honor Council. DAVID ALFRED MORRIS Geechie 1' Charleston, S. C. 1951-52—Pvt. Co. A; P.F.C. Co. A; Non Comm Club; Varsity Basketball. 33 SENIORS RUSSELL NOEL “Tex” Galveston, Texas 1950- 51—Pvt. Co. A. 1951- 52—Master Sergeant; Non Comm Club. HOMER R. PIATT “Buddy” Andrews, S. C. 1951-52—Pvt. Co. A; Varsity Basketball. OSCAR W. PIPKINS “Oscar” Lancaster, S. C. 1947- 48—Pvt. Co. B. 1948- 49—Pvt. Co. B; Cpl. Co. B; Non Comm Club; Literary Club; “B” Football. 1949- 50—Sgt. Co. B; Varsity Football; Non Comm Club; Literary Club. 1950- 51—2nd Lt. Co. A; Varsity Football; Cross Saber Club; Literary Club; Flight Club; CERO; Bugle Staff; Block “C” Club. 1951- 52—Capt. Co. A; Capt. Varsity Football; Honor Council; Treasurer Block “C” Club; Literary Club; Cross Saber Club; CERO, JAMES A. REID “Jimmy” Charlotte, N. C. 1949- 50—Pvt. Co. C; C” Football; CERO; Literary Club; Bugle Staff; Rebel Staff. 1950- 51—Cpl. Co. C; Non Comm Club; CERO; Liter- ary Club; Bugle Staff; Rebel Staff. 1951- 52—1st Lt. Co, C; Cross Saber Club; Literary Club; CERO; Bugle Staff; Rebel Staff; President Senior Class; Cheerleader. AARON H. RICE “Aaron” Bamberg, S. C. 1949- 50—Pvt. Co. A; “B” Football. 1950- 51—Cpl. Co. A; Guidon Cpl. Co. A; Non Comm Club. 1951- 52—Sgt. Co. A; Non Comm Club. ROBERT B, ROGERS “Buba” Meldrin, Ga. 1947- 48—Pvt, Co. C; P.F.C. Co. C; Non Comm Club. 1948- 49—Pvt. Co. C; Literary Society. 1949-50—Pvt. Co. C; Cpl. Co. C; Non Comm Club; Literary Society; Boxing Team. 1950-51—Cpl. Society, Co. C; Non Comm Club; Literary 1951-52—Sgt. Society. Co. C; Non Comm Club; Literary 34 TOMMY GRAHAM (above) CLASS CLOWN From far, from eve and morning And yon twelve-winded sky, The stuff of life to knit me Blew hither: here am I. — Housman REEVES PETROFF (left) MOST INTELLECTUAL I drank at every vine. The last was like the first. I came upon no wine So wonderful as thirst. — Millay 35 EDDIE COHN (right) MOST DEPENDABLE I’m sorry I kept you waiting Look, don’t cry it was only an hour or two Couldn’t you find something to do? I would have if 1 had been you — Goodman JIMMY GODBOLD (below) MOST IN LOVE we loved and the closest we’ve come to explaining why is because it was you and because it was I — Goodman 36 LLOYD LENT (above) MOST HENPECKED For even as love crowns you so shall she crucify you. Even as she is for your growth so is she for your pruning. — Gibran 'TEE WEE” ARNOLD (left) BIGGEST GLORY-HUNTER Even like those that are kin to the King, for they never prick their fingers But they say There’s some of the King’s blood spilt.1 37 — Shakespeare JOHN HOLSONBACK (right) WITTIEST 38 Look, he’s winding up the watch of his wit. By and by it will strike. — Shakespeare RICK HENDRIX (below) BEST ALL AROUND To be a giant, and keep quiet about it, To stay in one’s own place; To stand for the constant presence of process And always to seem the same. — Nemerov Pnni|«',% MIKE HARE (above) FUNKIEST a total stranger one black day knocked living the hell out of me — who found forgiveness hard because my (as it happened) self he was — but now that fiend and i are such immortal friends the other’s each — Cummings BRYAN JEFFERSON (left) MOST ATHLETIC He’s a pinball wizard; There has to be a twist. He’s a pinball wizard; Got such a supple wrist. — Townshend 39 I1X .V 40 classes 41 JOHN DANIEL ANDERSON, JR. DANNY” 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 true friends. ” 1970- 71 — Pvt. Co. B, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Baseball, Track, Block C” Club, N.C.O. Club. 1971- 72 — Sgl. Co. A, S.F.C. Co. A, Varsity Football, Var- sity Basketball, Baseball, Track, Block C” Club, N.C.O. Club, Bus Driver. RODGER WILLIAM ANDERSON, JR. RODGER” rrYou get the best out of life only by putting your best into it. ” 1969- 70 — Pvt. Band Company, P.F.C. Band Company, S Sgt. Band Company, Brigadiers. 1970- 71 — 2nd Lt. Band Company, Cross Sabre Club. ALBERT HERMAN ARIAIL AL” No one has completed his education who has not learned to live with an insoluble problem. ” 1968- 69 — Pvt. Co. B, Gold Star, Freshman Scholarship Award. 1969- 70 — P.F.C. Co. C, CpI. Co. C, Donald M. Custard Award, Best Drilled Company. 1970- 71 — S.F.C. Co. B, Gold Star, Annual Staff. 1971- 72 — 2nd Lt. Staff, Library Club, Judo Team, Cross Sabre Club. . WILLIAM CRAIG ARNOLD PEE WEE” Kindness is greater than all wisdom. ” 1970- 71 — Co. A. Pvt., P.F.C., Varsity Football, Base- ball. 1971- 72 — Co. B. Sgt., Varsity Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball, Post Master, Bravo Company Clerk. JOSEPH LEE BRANDON III SKIPPER” Marines all the way ” 1970- 71 — Pvt. Co. A., J.V. Football, P.F.C. Co. Drill Team. 1971- 72 — Sgt. Co. Drill Team, Varsity Football, Senior Superlative. ALLAN BRANDT PLAY-DOUGH” Love is the ideality of the relativity of an infinitesimal part of the infinite totality of absolute being. ” 1970- 71 — Pvt. Co. C, Best Drilled Company. 1971- 72 — Sgt. Co. C, S.F.C. Co. B, Rifle Team, Rebel Club, Block C” Club, Gold Star Award, Citizenship Award, NCO Club, Junior of the Month, Training Cadre. 1971-72 — Lt. Co. B, Cross Sabre Club, Rebel Club, Senior Superlative. ROBERT ALLEN BROWNING, JR. CLEAN BOY” rfCENSORED — P.S.Lr 1967- 68 — Pvt. Co. C, Drill Team, Bugle Staff. 1968- 69 — P.F.C., Training Cadre, Sgt. Co. B, Drill Team, Track Team, Golf Team. 1969- 70 — Retired. 1970.71 _ Pvt. Co. A., P.F.C. Co. A, Cpl. Co. A, NCO Club, Rebel Staff, Golf Team, Junior of the Month, Bus Driver. 1971-72 — S.F.C. Co. A, Training Cadre, Golf Team Cap- tain, NCO Club, Rebel Staff, Bus Driver, Senior of the Month, Pvt. Co. A. BARRY DALE CARLANDER BARRY DALE” rrOne man believes himself the master of others, and yet is after all more of a slave than they. ” 1968- 69 — Pvt. Co. D, Rifle Team, T.V. Staff. 1969- 70 — Pvt. Co. C, P.F.C. Co. C, Cpl. Co. C, NCO Club, Mail Orderly, Manager J.V. Football, Best Drilled Com- pany, T.V. Staff. 1970- 71 — Pvt. Co. C, P.F.C. Co. C, Cpl. Co. C, NCO Club, T.V. Staff, Mail Orderly, Sharpshooter Award, Track Team, Superior Junior Rifle Award. 1971- 72 — Sgt. Co. B, Bugle Staff, NCO Club, Mail Or- derly, T.V. Staff, Rifle Team, Manager Varsity Football, Track Team, Marksmanship Award. 46 WILLIAM HAYES CLARKE FATBOY” rrDo for others today, because they may do for you to- morrow, and it's much nicer that way 1 1970- 71 — Pvt. Co. C, Golf Team. 1971- 72 — Cpl. Bn. Staff, S Sgt. Bn. Staff, Golf Team, T.V. Staff, Sec. NCO Club. GEORGE EDWrARD COHN EDDY” ,fWith me, greatness is not a virtue, but a way of life” 1969- 70 — Pvt. Co. A, P.F.C. Co. A, Varsity Track, Rat of the Month. 1970- 71 — P.F.C. Co. B, Guidon Cpl. Co. B, Varsity Foot- ball, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Track, NCO Club, Senior of the Month, Senior Superlative. JAMES RUTLEGE CONNOR RUT” Ready or not, here I come. ” 1968- 69 — Pvt. Co. D. 1969- 70 — P.F.C. Co. B, NCO Club. 1970- 71 — Cpl. Co. A, NCO Club. 1971- 72 — Sgt. Co. A, S Sgt. Batt. Staff, Library Staff. Man is bom free and yet is now everywhere in chains. ” l%9-70 — Pvt. Co. C, P.F.C. Co. C, Color Co. 1970- 71 — Cpl. Co. C, Sgt. Co. C, S Sgt. Co. C. 1971- 72 — 1st Sgt. Co. B, Library Staff. JORGE U. CRESPO CRESPUDA” WAYNE GUY CUPIT CUPID” After having come to Carlisle, it is almost impossible to leave at the end of the year without knowing a great bunch of guys.” 1970- 71 — Pvt. Co. A, P.F.C. Co. A, P.F.C Bn. Staff. 1971- 72 — Sgt. Bn. Staff, Staff Sgt. Bn. Staff. REINHOLD CHARLES DAHLKE CHINK” ' will never let school interfere with my education 1968- 69 — Pvt. Co. D, Drill Team. 1969- 70 — Pvt. Co. I), Sgt. Co. D, NCO Club, Library Club. 1970- 71 — Sgt. 1 c, Supply Sgt. Co. I), NCO Club, Rebel Club, Library Club, Rifle Team, Best Drilled Company, Training Cadre, Gold Star Award. 1971- 72 — Lt. Co. I), Cross Sabre Club, Library Club, Varsity Football, Rifle Team. FREDERICK J. DeBORDE PIEDMONT” Love thine emeny; it’ll drive him crazy. ” 1969- 70 — Pvt. Co. D. 1970- 71 — Pvt. Co. D, P.F.C. Co. D, Cpl. Co. D, J.V. Foot- ball. 1971- 72 —- Sgt. Co. B, S.F.C. Co. C, Pvt. Co. C, Varsity Football. JOHN CHALMERS DIAL, JR. DIGGER” Beware of false Love; it will kill your soul. ” 1968- 69 — Pvt. Co. B, P.F.C. Co. B, NCO Club, Drill Team, Color Company. 1969- 70 — Pvt. Co. B, Sgt. Co. B, S Sgt. Co. B, NCO Club, T.V. Staff, Best Drilled Cadet, Drill Team. 1970- 71 — S.F.C. Risher Rifles, NCO Club. 1971- 72 — 2nd Lt. Co. Staff, Cross Sabre Club, Drill Team, Armorer, Bugle Staff. GREGORY MARION DuBOIS GREGG” Get the job done now or it may never get done. There is a time and place for everything. ” 1966- 67 — Pvt. Co. D. 1967- 68 — Pvt. Co, B, Track Team, Baseball, Football, 1971-72 — P.F.C. Co. B, Sgt. Co. B, Football, Basketball. HAROLD JOSEPH DUCKWORTH DUCK” Drink! for you know not whence you came, nor why: Drink! for you know not why you go, nor where. ” 1970- 71 — Pvt. Co. Bd., Golf Team, Track. 1971- 72 — P.F.C. Co. Bd., P.F.C. Co. A, T.V. Staff, Chess Club, Varsity Baseball, Golf Team. KURT FRANZ FAGO FADO” Everybody in this world has something to accomplish, but only a few really try' to fulfill it. ” 1968- 69 — Pvt. Co. A. 1969- 70 — Pvt. Co. B. 1970- 71 — Pvt. Co. D. 1971- 72 — Pvt. Co. B., Rifle Team, Color Co., SAI Clerk. WILLIAM TIMOTHY EVANS 'TIM” The greatest victory- of all is victory over self. ” 1967- 68 — Pvt. Co. B, Gold Star. 1968- 69 — Cpl. Co. B, Sgt., J.V. Football, Basketball, Drill Team, Bugle Staff. 1969- 70 — Sgt. Bn. Staff, S.F.C., 2nd Lt. Bn. Staff, Varsity Football, Block ”C” Club, Color Co., Secretary Library Club, Training Cadre. 1970- 71 — Lt.-Adj. Bn. Staff, Varsity Football, Block C” Club, Cross Sabre Club, Training Cadre, Secretary Li- brary Club, Mgr. Basketball Team. 1971- 72 — Capt. Co. C, Cross Sabre Club, Honor Council, Library Club, Block C” Club, Bus Driver. PHIL RIVERS GARRICK DOPE” If you are a man you can come to Carlisle, but if you are not a mant don't try it.” 1967- 68 — Pvt. Co. B, T.V. Staff. 1968- 69 — Pvt. Co. B, Color Co. 1969- 70 — Pvt. Co. B. 1970- 71 _ P.F.C. Co. C, Cpl. Co. C, Mgr. Varsity Football, NCO Club. 1971- 72 — Sgt. Batt. Staff, Mgr. Varsity Football, S Sgt. Batt. Staff. S. CLAUDIO A. GARCIAS MANANA IS GOOD ENOUGH FOR MEN 1970- {1 — Pvt. Co. A, Rifle Team. 1971- 72 — Pvt. Co. B, Rifle Team. ALEX” EMORY LEE GIRTMAN GIRT’ The way to love something is to realize it might be lost” 1968- 69 — Pvt. Co. B, P.F.C. Co. B, Pvt. Co. B. 1969- 70 — P.F.C. Co. B, Cpl. Co. B. T.V. Staff. 1970- 71 — Sgt. Co. A, S Sgt. Co. A, T.V. Staff, Track Team NCO Club. 1971- 72 — SFC Batt. Staff, Capt. Varsity Football Team NCO Club, Track Team. JAMES E. GODBOLD MONKEY MAN” What I must do is what concerns me, not what the people think I must do, ” 1967- 68 — Pvt. Co. C, Color Co. 1968- 69 — P.F.C. Co. D, Sgt. Batt. Staff, Sgt. Training Cadre, J.V. Football. 1969- 70 — M Sgt. Batt Staff, Class President, Cero Staff, Training Cadre, Varsity Football, Sophomore of the Month. 1970- 71 — 2nd Lt. Co. C, Class President, Cross Sabre Club, Cero Staff, Training Cadre, Life Guard, Junior of the Month, 1st Lt. Co. C. 1971- 72 — Capt. Co. D, Class President, Cross Sabre Club, Honor Council, Cero Staff, Capt. Training Cadre, Life Guard, Fifth Yearman, Senior of the Month, Senior Super- lative. JOEL THOMAS GOOCH MR. SHIFT If I had my way, I would give the whole, world a break!” 1968- 69 — Pvt. Co. B, Pvt. Co. C. 1969- 70 — Pvt. Co. A, T.V. Staff. 1970- 71 — Pvt. Co. B, Cpl. Co. B, Cpl. Bn. Staff, Sgt. Bn. Staff. T.V. Staff, Color Guard, NCO Club, Life Guard, Manager Varsity Baseball, Pvt. Bn. Staff. THOMAS GEORGE GRAHAM TOMMY Do what you want to do in life, because it is yours and only yours, to live” 1967-68 — Pvt. Co. C. 1969- 70 — Sgt. Co. C, Staff Sgt. Co. C. 1970- 71 — S.F.C. Staff, Training Cadre, Secretary-Trea- surer NCO Club. 1971- 72 —- Master Sgt. Co. Staff, Lt. Co. D, Training Ca- dre, Senior Superlative. JOSEPH DEAN HARTLEY JOE” rrA man never knows what he can do, until given a chance.” 1967-68 — Pvt. Co. C; Drill Team. 1968 69 — Co. C. Sgt. Color Company, NCO Club. 1970- 71 — Co. D, Pvt., P.F.C. Drill Team, Cpl. 1971- 72 — Co. Drill Team Sgt. MICHAEL PAUL HARE HAIRYOS” rrTo wake at dawn with a winged heart and give thanks for another day of loving. ” 1968- 69 — Pvt. Co. C, Bullring. 1969- 70 — Pvt. Co. A, J.V. Football, Cross Country, Sopho- more of the Month, T.V. Staff, Rebel Staff, Sgt. Bn. Staff, Gold Star, Marksmanship Award. 197Q.71 _ S.F.C. Co. B, Jr. Class Treasurer. 1971-72 — Pvt. Co. A, Cpl. Co. Band, Varsity Football, Rebel Staff, Drum Major, Senior Superlative. CHARLES RICHARD HENDRIX, JR. ”RICK” 'Guard the past from neglect. Protect the present from mass con- fusion, So you may build a better tomorrow. ” 1968-69 — Pvt. Co. A., P.F.C. Batt. Staff, Gold Star, Rat of the Month. 1970- 71 — Pvt. Co. B, S Sgt. Batt. Staff, 1st Sgt. Co. B, Ideal Cadet, Superior Cadet, Mt. II, Gold Star, NCO Club, Rebel Staff. 1971- 72 — LTC. Batt. Staff, President Cross Sabre Club, Sen- ior of the Month, Gold Star, Honor Council, Senior Super- lative. KENNETH F. HERLINGER 'BUD’ 'Ids been a long time coming, but Fll be. a long 1966- 67 — Pvt. Co. C, J.V. Football. 1967- 68 — Pvt. Co. C, Color Co., Drill Team. 1968- 70 — U.S.M.C. 197Q.71 _ Pvt. Co. C. 1971-72 — Sgt. Co. D, Training Cadre, S.F.C. Co. D, Senior Class Vice-President, 1st Sgt. Co. C, Sgt at Arms NCO Club. JOHN LELAND HILL DUH-DUH” If you shootf shoot to kill; if you gamble, gamble for high stakes” 1967 68 — Pvt, Co, A,, Early Football, Track Team. 1968- 69 — Pvt. Co. A, Track Team. 1969- 70 — Pvt. Co. A. 1970- 71 — P.F.C. Co. C, NCO Club, Cpl. Co. C, Most Im- proved Cadet Award. 1971- 72 — 1st Sgt. Co. D, Senior Superlative. ROBERT OLIVER HOFFMAN FLASH” rrAsk not what life can do for youf but what you can do for life” 1967- 68 — Pvt. Co. D, T.V. Staff, Drill Team. 1968- 69 — P.F.C. Co. C, Drill Team, J.V. Football, NCO Club. 1969- 70 — Sgt. Co. C, S Sgt. Co. C, Drill Team, Color Co., NCO Club. 1970- 71 — SFC Co. Drill Team, Rebel Staff, NCO Club, Junior of the Month. 1971- 72 — SFC Co. Staff, Bugle Staff, NCO Club, Senior of the Month, Fifth Yearman, Senior Superlative. RUFUS JOHN M. HOLSONBACK Be your real self and you will have truly real friends. 1967- 68 — Pvt. Co. D. 1968- 69 — Pvt. Co. B, Jr. Varsity Football, Basketball, T.V. Staff, Track. 1969- 70 — S.F.C. Co. D, Varsity Football, Basketball, NCO Club, Block’ f'C” Club, Best Drilled Company, Rebel Staff. 1971-72 — 1st Sgt. Co. A, Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseball, Block C” Club, Vice-Pres. of NCO Club, Sen- ior of the Month, Senior Superlative. ROBERT LEE HUMPHRIES HUMP My thoughts on the two years I have spent at Carlisle have been censored. — Pvt. Co. C, P.F.C. J.V. Basketball, NCO Club. — Training Cadre, S Sgt. Co, C, S.F.C., NCC Varsity Basketball. FREDERICK HENRY JOHNSON GENERAL” 1 Give me my highway shoes, and Fll shed my Carlisle Bluesr 1967- 68 — PvL. Co. D, Drill Team, Best Drilled Squad. 1968- 69 — Pvt. Co. C, Drill Team, Bugle Staff. 1969- 70 — Pvt. Co. A, Drill Team, J.V. Football, Bugle Staff. 1970- 71 — Pvt. Risher Rifles, Best Drilled Cadet, 5th Place National Jr. R.O.T.C. Champions. 1971- 72 — Pvt. Risher Rifles, Varsity Football, Baseball, Rebel Staff, Bugle Staff, Senior of the Month, Marksman- ship Award, Fifth Yearman, Senior Superlative, Messhall Bouncer. WILLIAM T. JONES WILLY-T” ' Carlisle has been one of the greatest experiences of my life. It has taught me what I really am and just how far I can go in life. Thanks ” 1970- 71 - Pvt. Co. B. 1971- 72 Pvt. Co. A, P.F.C. Ball. Staff, Cpl. Batt. Staff. WILLIAM KEARSE BILLY CENSORED — PSL Pvt. Co. B, P.F.C. Co. B. Sgt. Co. B, S Sgt. Co. B. 2nd Lt. Co. B, Cross Sabre Club, Training Ca JON L. KERSHAW 1966- 67 — Pvt. Co. C, P.F.C. Co. C, Varsity Football, Var- sity Baseball, Block ”C” Club, NCO Club, Pres. Fresh- man Class. 1967- 68 — S.F.C. Co. Staff, 1st Sgt. Co. B, Varsity Foot- ball, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, NCO Club, Block C”, Pres. Soph, Class. 1968- 69 — 2nd Lt. Co. A, Pvt. Co. B, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Capt. Varsity Baseball, Cross Sabre Club, Block C” Club, Pres. Jr. Class. 1971-72 — Pvt. Balt. Staff, Block C” Club, Senior Super- ROBERT STANYARNE LaROCHE HOT LIPS5’ rrThere is nothing truly valuable which can be purchased without pains and labour. ’ 1968- 69 — Pvt, Co. D, P.F.C. 1969- 70 — Sgt. Co. D, Staff Sgt. Co. Staff, S.F.C. Co. Staff, Cross Country, J.V. Football, Citizenship Award, Mark- smanship Award, Rebel Staff. Sophomore of the Month, Training Cadre. 1970- 71 — 2nd Lt. Co. B, 1st Lt., Track Team, Citizenship Award, Marksmanship Aw ard, Rebel Staff, Junior of the Month, Cross Sabre Club, Secretary Junior Class. 1971- 72 — Maj. Bn. Staff, Varsity Football, Rifle Team, Track Team, Rebel Staff, Cross Sabre Club, Honor Coun- cil, Senior Superlative. LLOYD BERTRAND LENT, JR. LLOYDISH” rrRemember what made me what I am today: Good is better than evil, because ids nicer.” 1968- 69 — Pvt. Co. Band, Marksmanship Award- 1969- 70 — Pvt. Co. Band, P.F.C., Sophomore of the Month, Marksmanship Award, NCO Club. 1970- 71 — 1st Sgt. Co. Band, Junior of the Month, Presi- dent NCO Club, Track Team, Marksmanship Award. 1971- 72 — Capt. Co. Band, Marksmanship Award, Cross Sabre Club, Rebel Staff, Honor Council, Senior of the Month, Senior Superlative. JOSEPH PATRICK LINDERMAN P, W,” To live, is like to Love; all reason is against it, and all healthy instinct is for it.7i 1970- 71 — Pvt Co Bd., P.F.C. Co. Bd., Neatest Cadet Award, Gold Star. 1971- 72 — S.F.C. Co. Bd., Pres. NCO Club, Capt. Football Team, Block C” Club, Marksmanship Medal, Lead Drummer, Senior Superlative. STEPHEN H. LONGWATER The heart has its reasons which reason knows nothing of.” 1970- 71 — Pvt. Co. Bd., Rifle Team, P.F.C. Co. Bd. 1971- 72 — Cpl. Co. Bd, Rifle Team. STEVEN WAYNE McCLENDON STEVE” WoELVEEN No man is an island.” 1971-72 — Pvt. Co. Band. R ALPH J. McELYEEN 'JACK” Tie gone this far with guidance — the rest is up to me” 1969- 0 — Pvt. Co. C, Color Co. 1970- 71 — P.F.C. Co. B, CpL, T.V. Staff. 1971- 72 — Sgt. Co. B. S.F.C. Co. I), Recruit Company. FORDE ANDERSON McIVER, JR. DOC” rrBe young. Be foolish, but, Be happy.” 1967- 68 — Pvt. Co. D. 1968- 69 — P.F.C. Bait. Staff, S Sgt. Ban. Staff. 1969- 70 — M Sgt. Batt. Staff, Sgt. Co. D, Library Staff. 1970- 71 — Sgt. Co. A, S Sgt. Co. A, T.V. Staff, Library Staff. 1971- 72 — S.F.C. Co. B, Library Staff, Fifth Yearman, Sen- ior Superlative. EDDIE ALEXANDER MELTON, JR. WINO, JR.” Hals off to the past, coats off to the future, and good-bye to Carlisle forever!” 1970- 71 — Pvt. Co. C. 1971- 72 — P.F.C. Co. A, Cpl. Co. A, Sgt. Co. A, Varsity Basketball. GARY LESLIE MILLER GARY7’ To live is one thing; to live the way you want to is another.77 JOHN MICHAEL MITCHUM STUMP” Arthur, we finally made it!” 1968- 69 — Pvt. Co. D. 1969- 70 — Pvt. Co. D. 1970- 71 — 1st Sgt. Co. A, NCO Club, Cero Staff, Rifle Team, Treasurer Junior Class, Bus Driver. 1971- 72 — Lt. Co. A, Cross Sabre Club, Cero Staff, Capt. Rifle Team, Treasurer Senior Class, Bus Driver. 1969- 70 — Pvt. Co. B, Annual Staff, Marksmanship Award, Golf Team, P.F.C. Co. B, NCO Club. 1970- 71 — Sgt. Co. A, Annual Staff, Golf Team, S.F.C., Sup- ply Sgt. Co. A, NCO Club, Junior of the Month. 1971- 72 — 2nd Lt. Co. A, Annual Staff, Cpt. Golf Team, Judo Club, Cross Sabre Club, 1st Lt. Co. A, Training Cadre. ROY DEAN MOBLEY ROY DEAN HOLLYWOOD” rIt doesn’t pay to drink at Carlisle, because you will get caught. ” 1969- 70 — Pvt. Co. C, Drill Team, Color Company. 1970- 71 — Pvt. Co, Drill Team. 1971- 72 — Pvt. Co. Drill Team, PFC Co. Drill Team, PFC Co. D, Guidon Cpl. Co. D, Football. DANIEL BERNARD MUCKENFUSS MUCK” Chicken Liule was RIGHT!” 1968- 69 — Pvt. Co. C, Annual Staff. 1969- 70 — PFC Co. C, Cpl. Co. C, Color Company, Train- ing Cadre, Annual Staff, NCO Club, Marksmanship Award. 1970- 71 — Pvt. Co. C, PFC Co. C, Cpl. Co. C, Sgt. Co. C, Color Company, Marksmanship Award, Business Manager Annual Staff, NCO Club. 1971- 72 — S Sgt. Co. C, S Sgt. Co. D, Pvt. Co. D, Color Company, Business Manager Annual Staff, Marksmanship Award, NCO Club. ROBERT EDWARD NEWSOME, JR. BOB” 'Life is a Burden of Lore.” 1970- 71 — Pvt. Co. Bd. 1971- 72 — Pvt., P.F.C. Co. Bd. The Russian is Coming, The Russian is Coming■ ” 1970- 71 — Pvt. Bd, Rifle Team, Vice-President of the Li- brary Club, Bugle Staff, Gold Star Award, P.F.C. Block C” Club, Corresponding Secretary of Library Club, Jun- ior Scholarship Award, Vice-President of Episcopal Young Churchmen. 1971- 72 — 1st Sgl. Bd., Rifle Team, Vice-President Library Club, Bugle Staff, Judo Team, Block C” Club, Who’s Who in American High Schools and Secondary Institu- tions. PETE” ARTHUR REEVES PETROFF 68 TERRY LEE ROSE ROSEBUD” r Whosoever of you would have others do well unto you, do ye also unto tkem 1969.70 — Pvt. Co. A, NCO Club, Drill Team. 1970- 71 — Sgt. Risher Rifles, S Sgt. Risher Rifles, NCO Club. 1971- 72 — 2nd Lt. Risher Rifles, Cross Sabre Club, Judo Club, Bus Driver. FRANCIS YONGE SIMMONS ALTITUDE” It is not easy to find happiness in ourselvesr and it is not ffossible to find it elsewhere 1967- 68 — Pvt. Co. A. 1968- 69 — Pvt. Co. A. 1969- 70 — PFC Co. A. 1970- 71 — T.V. Staff, Library Staff, Cpl., Sgt., S Sgt. Co. A. 1971.72 _ Library Staff, NCO Club, SEC Co. A. THURMAN JUDSON STILL III THURM” Always be happy until it is absolutely necessary to worry.” 1969 70 — Pvt. Co. D, P.F.C., Marksmanship Award. 1970- 71 — Sgt. Co. D, S Sgt. Co. D, Junior of the Month, Color Co., Training Cadre, Basketball, NCO Club. 1971- 72 — 1st Sgt. Co. D, Pvt. Co. D, Color Co. Blood Sweat and Tears, that's all I've had for five years. 1967- 68 — Pvt. Co. B, P.F.C. Drill Team, NCO Club. 1968- 69 — Sgt. Bn. Staff, S Sgt., NCO Club, Track Team, Freshman of the Month. 1969- 70 — M Sgt. Bn. Staff, Color Guard, Track Team, Treasurer of Library Club, Sophomore of the Month, NCO Club, Secretary Sophomore Class. 1970- 71 — F lst Sgt. Co. B, 2nd Lt. Bn. Staff, Track Team, Secretary Library Club, NCO Club, Cross Sabre Club, Jun- ior of the Month, Vice-President of Junior Class. 1971- 72 — Capt. Co. B, President of Library Club, Cross Sabre Club, Track Team, Bus Driver, Senior of the Month, Secretary of the Senior Class, Honor Council, Fifth Year- CAPTAIN COCK-EYE” ARTHUR C. TISDALE JACQUE M. USSERY US” Do unto others before they do unto you.” 1970 71 — Pvt. Co. Drill Team, PFC Co. Drill Team. 1971-72 — SgL Co. Drill Team, Gold Star Award. WILLIAM STAN VAUGHAN PREACHER” Mari's only prison is his mind; his only means of escape is his imagination.” 1969- 70 — Pvt. Co. A. 1970- 71 — Pvt. Co. D, T.V. Staff, Best Drilled Company. 1971- 72 — PFC Co. A, Business Manager Newspaper Staff, Chess Team. WILLIAM DAVID WAGGONER DAVID” There is always someone a little less fortunate than yourself. ” 1971-72 — Pvt. Co. A. LEE BARRY WATKINS WADDY” Life can be a beautiful experience if you don't abuse it,” 1967- 68 — Pvt. Co. B, Gold Star Award. 1968- 69 — P.F.C. Co. B, Cpl. Co. B, Best Drilled Company, Best Drilled Squad, NCO Club. 1969- 70 — Sgt. Co. A, S Sgt. Co. A, Gold Star Award, NCO Club, Sophomore of the Month, Golf Team, Train- ing Cadre. 1970- 71 — 1st Sgt. Co. D, Superior Cadet Award, NCO Club, Best Drilled Company, Golf Team, Winner of the Cadet Golf Match. 1971- 72 — Capt. Co. A, Senior of the Month, Golf Team Capt., Cross Sabre Club, Fifth Yearman, Honor Council, Senior Superlative. RANDOLPH LEE WAY RANDY” ' Life is a game of many corners; the object is to cut the most so you can win. ” 1970- 71 Pvt. Co. C, Gold Star Award, P.F.C. Co. Staff, NCO Club. 1971- 72 — Sgt. Bn. Staff, NCO Club, Secretary-Treasurer NCO Club, Mail Orderly. JAMES FRED WHITE ’WHITE Y‘ To love life you must get involved with it. 1968- 69 — Pvt. Co. C. 1969- 70 — P.F.C. Co. C, CpI. Bn. Staff, S Sgt., Sophomore of the Month, Drill Team, Library Staff. 1970- 71 — S.F.C. Bn. Staff, S.F.C., 1st Sgt. Risher Rifles, Guidon. 1971- 72 2nd Ll. Risher Rifles, 1st Ll. Risher Rifles, 5th Place National J.R.O.T.C. Drill Team Champions, Judo Club, Manager Judo Club. RONNIE D. WILLIAMS ANDERSON” I do my thing, and you do yours. I am not in this world To live up to your expectations. And you are not in this world to live up to mine. You are you, and I am 7, But if by chance we find each other, IBs beautiful. ” (To Debbie from Ronnie) 1969-70 — Pvt� , PFC, Pvt, Band, J.V. Football 1970 71 — Pvt., PFC, Cpl., Sgt. Band. 1971-72 — 2nd Lt. Band, Cross Sabre Club, Library Club, Rebel Staff. BYRON RIVERS JEFFERSON BODINE” Always stand up for what you think is right, because if you don’t, you’re wrong.” 1970- 71 — Pvt. Co. B, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Block C” Club. 1971- 72 — Pvt. Co. A, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Baseball, Track, Block ”C,! Club, Messhall Bouncer, Newspaper Staff, Senior Superlative. 967 Lrt to Right,, Kneeling: GRAHAM, McIVER, GARRICK, HOFFMAN; Standing: TISDALE, WATKINS, SIMMONS, HILL, EVANS; Sitting: GODBOLD, JOHNSON, F, H. SENIOR LAST WILL I, Danny Anderson, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will my nickname Jackson” to anybody that Capt. Zemp feels like aggravating with it, To Randy Morris, I will my ability to goof off and always come out smelling like a rose, To Ernie Yates, I will handsome features, and to Car- lisle, I will my deepest appreciation. I, Rodger Anderson, will to Dandridge a silencer to let other people sleep, to Riel my knowledge to make the Band sound better, and to Linda Mic- helle Kilgus my four-year calendar, to help the time pass by. I, Albert Herman Ariail, do hereby bequeath to Doug Hodge The Univer- sity of Texas, To Capt. Lawton another year with the annual, to Capt. Zemp my 50-dollar dress hat, and to Dennis Griffin, The Headmaster, 20 years hence. I, W. C, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Wayne Cross a S.F.C. and Company Bravo; also, a roommate as good as he has been, if not a better one, To Teddy and Clyde Vickery, a barrel of tuna fish, to Huddles a pair of shined shoes and the football team, to Phillips a commission, to Teetor a Sgt., to Mattison the commander of the Drill Team, my only pair of purple socks, and all the happiness Donna can give him, and to the class of 72” a long and happy life. 1, Edwin Aubert, will my hat and tie to Blanchard, who always loses his, and my luck and hope lo Salisbury for success. I, Robert Donald Bessinger, being of almost sound mind and body, hereby bequeath Polk a box of Kellogg’s Corn flakes so that he can tall up, to Yarborough a can of Whupp-up so that he may keep up his Donomite” powers, and to Arthur Hanna a new battery-operated tricycle. I, Allan Brandt, will to Bobby Lum” the ability to play quarterback, to Randy Aytes my play-dough face, to Hank Mixon a commission, and to Carlisle I leave Carlisle.” I, Skipper Brandon, heing of sound mind (1 doubt it), leave Janie Connor a survival kit and the ability to be a senior, to James Chokos 2 oz. of brain, to Joe Owens another berry” medal, and to the Drill Team a First-Place in Washington next year. I, Bobby Browning, will to Roy Blume my Fire and Water” album, to Jimmy Sineath my old S.F.C. chevrons, to Davis, D. D. and Ebersold an old ice chest full of melted ice, to David Vealey all my eleetricial intelli- gence and my hand-built stereo system with all the wires missing, to Ow- ens and Chancer the school, and to the rest of the school a tip: Plant your corn early this year.” I, Barry Dale Carlander, being of sound mind and body, hereby leave to Hank Mixon the ability to go with a good-looking girl like mine, to Ernie Yates the ability lo be the town lover, to Dandrdge my trusty track cleats, to Joe my rubber duck, and to Sheila Renee Me. I, Bill Clarke will to Dean Clack and Glen Chancer one pair of socks and another year at Carlisle, to Steve Crawford a crusty 'T” shirt and another year on the riot squad, to Col Thompson a busted typewriter and someone who can type, to Carlisle the class of 73.” I, Eddie Cohn will to Mike Crandall my position in football, lo Mixon my Now Building Word Power” book, lo Jorge Crespo another commission, and to Bobby Hulme my ability to stay out of trouble. I, Rut Conner being of sound mind and sluggish body, leave to Williams, K. E. a place in the Quartermaster, to Griffin, J. G. I leave Carlisle, and to the underclassmen I say goodbye.” I, Crespo, J. U. will to my little brother his commission and another year in the Carlisle jail, to Mocci the ability to drink and not get caught and my 1st Sgt. to Capt. Zemp a dozen bottles of Bacardi Rum, and to Bowers, Crawford and Ivey my senior class colors. I, Wayne Cupit being of crazy mind, do hereby will to the guys that are my friends that will be coming back next year the best of luck and success at Carlisle, to all my friends that will be leaving this year, farewell and the best of luck with whatever they do. I, Reinhold Dahlke, do leave to Mike Crandall a set of personalized towels and CENSORED P.S.L., Ernie Yates another year of early football, and to Bobby Goodrich some good looks and overwhelming charm which he is in dire need of. I, Chuck Dial, will to Joe Owens a LTC, to Billy Younginer and Bubba Wenningham rusty rifles, to Eddy Mattison the Drill Team, and to Jack Griffin a Lt. I, Frederick J. DeBorde, in sound mind and body, hereby will to Bobby Goodrich my 12 lbs. of crusty socks, to David Marshall another lousy foot- ball season, to Mike Berry my cancelled checking account, and to the rest of the Junior Class one more year of fun and excitement at Carlisle. I, Gregg DuBois leave to Randy Aytes a model car, 454 VETTE,” and lo David Vealey his freedom from Carlisle. I, Joe Duckworth, being of sound mind, will to David Marshall one gallon of anti-freeze, to Jeff Brackett the ability to get rank and keep it, to Mc- Cracken the ability to tell a corny joke, to Capt. Zemp an old razor blade to shave off his scrub brush, and to Danny the ability to stay dry, and to Mercury Morris a new pair of track shoes. 1, Tim Evans will to Bobby Heos the key to the flag pole, to Jim Johnson my drill shoes, to Mister Blume my left-handed monkey wrench, and to Malcom a new car. 1. Kurt Franz Fago, being of sound mind and body, will to Stan LaRoach one CENSORED — P.S.L. and a new set of tonsils, to Jimmy Phillips another year with Teetor, to SFC Ruppe a better Rifle Team, to Col. Thompson a new pipe, to Capt. Zemp a new paddle and a smarter Senior class, and to the roaches in Risher barracks a year without the Orkin man. I, Alex Garcias will to cadet Mocci and Crespo, J. one more year at Car- lisle, my beautiful rifle and the map that shows where I’ve been hiding my beer. Enjoy it! 1, Phil Garrick being a soul brother to Capt. Benton will to Joe Owens a LTC so he will get everyone in it, to Hodge, C. E. my job in the infirmary, to Col, Thompson some peanuts so he won’t be mad with me, and all the teachers a very good year to come by. I, Emory Girtman will to Dean Clack my Lt. I never got, and to Chancer another year at good ole Carlisle. I, Jimmy Godbold will to Bobie Yates his own maintenance shack, and to all underclassmen a better senior year that I had. I, Tommy Gooch, supposedly in sound mind, will to Steve Crawford an- other year of O.G. and Pam, to Tull my ability to keep out of trouble, to Maj. Threatt some time,” to coach the Dallas Cowboys, and to Col. Thompson the records that I never did. f. Tommy Graham being of sound mind and body, will to Sammy Tull a roommate that’s not a bum like me, to Steve Crawford the ability to have a roommate with a color T.V., to Pete Propst not to be a dingo and to Joe Owens a new voice. I, Michael P. Haryo being slightly flipped out and partly cloudly am going to leave the people who are here next year one pound of gold and bus tickets to Florida, to Capt. Lawton a big fat ugly AIN’T” and a stinky ’stache, to Dodd a razor so he may shave, to Me I give one beautiful P.A.W., and to Lloyd, Cheryl. Good-bye now, ya’ll. I, Joseph Dean Hartly being in fit mind and soul will to Eddie Mattison a guitar pick, to Pocoroba the ability to play the guitar, to Buddy Hoffman the skill of having a wreck and not getting half-killed. I. Rick Hendrix will to Jorge and Steve another bummer, also for Steve a AND TESTAMENT booster for his T.V., and again to Jorge the good fortune to become J.C.” next year in the fabulous Bamberg parade. I, Bud Herlinger will to Bobie Yates my history notes and my Word Power Book, to Jack Davis my ability to be bad, to Capt. Zempa a ten pound bag of Hartz Mountain Bird Seed, to Brakett all my good grades, a jar of flies to Frog Geddings, and to Col. Thompson my lucky rabbit’s foot. I, John Hill will to Mike Berry one lampshade, to Thornley a nose opera- tion, to Bobby Heos a half gallon of P.J., to John Iverson a book on how not to Afro-American rig a Police light, to Ivey a fog horn, to David Ni- chols a bottle of peroxide, to Capt. Lawton five pounds of rat poison for those stinking Gerblis of his, to Jim Johnson a bottle of Listerine, to Jeff Waers a life time hair dryer. I, Buddy Hoffman will to Mattison one more year at Carlisle, to Younginer a SFC, to Jim Rivers the Armory, and to John Iverson my ability to not get caught, and to Wenningham I leave Carlisle. I, John Holsonback, hereby will Ernie Yates all the good times we had, to Bobby Heos my big ears, to Jim Johnson my ability to ride motorcycles without getting hurt, to the underclassmen the good times they will never see after the Class of 72” leaves, and to Capt Zemp al pair of gold-plated toe-taggers. I, Robert Humphries, will to Bill Geddings a swamp to play in. To Mike Berry my last penny. To Billy Chapman 3 more years at Carlisle, To Mi- chael McGougan some Rank and my ability to keep it, To Bobby Goodrich and Tommy Meacham a year without me picking at them, To Greg Free- man a commission, and To the class of 73” the ability to be as great as the class of 72.” I, Rick Johnson, being of sound mind and body 3 weeks after Football season, will to Hank Mixon my ability to stay out of trouble, To Bobby Hulme a permanent job as bouncer at BIF JOHNS,” To Eddy Mattison my Drill Team, and first place in Washington next year, To Jack Griffin my FIVE” year torches, and To Grady and Williams 15 cents and a pack of cigarettes. I, William Kearse, will Jack Slone all of my socks so he can wash them, to Tebeau and Deitz one of my senior colors each and hopes that someone else will leave them another one. To Danny Davis the ability to drive a race car, and To Ebersold I leave Becky. I, Stan LaRoche will to Joe Owens another year with Alice, to Capt. Zemp a new sitter for the owlets WHO” won’t fall asleep on the job, To Sammy Tull a black and white T.V. so he won’t THINK he rooms In the T.V. room, and To next year’s Maj. his choice between OD and being in charge of weeks. I, Lloyd Lent, waiting for this year to end, will to HAIRYOS” a great life with Trish Ward, to Dodd a year not wanting to clean up my room, to Capt. Lawton a case of beer VERY HOT,” to Dandrige a commission, to myself Miss Cheryl Lynn Saul, and to Paul a dirty, sticky-stache. I, Pat Linderman, (PW., G.L.S., MIGHTY MOUSE . . . etc.), will to Bubba Dandridge, my crusty rug,” another wonderful year at Carlisle, a pack of Viceroys; and, most of all, PAULA! To Roger McCutchen, many more Rats to beat, on; To Coit Yaroborough, a dozen bottles of slide” oil; and to Jan, ME!, for a long time to come, I, Steven Wayne McClendon, being of sound body and questionable mind do hereby bequeath all the following earthly and spiritual belongings to the following deserving and decrepit cadets as long as they are cadets at CAR- LISLE: To P.F.C. Newsome I leave my newr pair of glasses for him to fog up! To Sgt. Linderman I leave a new book I just bought. To Sgt. Dandridge I leave Paula. To P.F.C. Hanna I leave a 1973 Playboy Calendar. I, Jack McElveen, will to William Ernest Geddings one more year of listen- ing to the tooth fairy, and To Davis my ability as squad Sgt. during Recruit Company. I, Andy Mclver, will to James Taylor one more happy year at Carlisle, to Company B, I wish the best of luck in the future dress parades, to Mike Berry one more hard year at Carlisle and the ability of not getting caught skipping church, and to the rest of the underclassmen I will the best of luck and happiness I had, I, Eddie Melton, being of sound mind and body, will to Slone my old rain- coat, to Topps his Commission, to Derry the crusty socks I wore all year, and I leave Carlisle to Carlisle, I, Gary Miller will to Danny and Kevin the ability to drink anytime Kevin makes a run (quite often), and Dear ole Carlisle, To Roy and Jimi 1,000 acres to grow potatoes; To Joe, Glenn, Jorge and Bobby the rat race for Ltc., and to all Juniors the ability to get the Senior rings. I, Mike Mitchum will to Jimmy Phillips two more years at Carlisle and my ability to beat on first yearmen and make them smile like Jane; to Huddles Caughman the ability to be president of Bell Telephone; to McCutchen the ability to pass biology, and to William Davis, the name Jane.” I, Roy Dean Mobley will to Crandall my Cpl. Guidon in Co. D, and to Stancil the ability to grow up. I. Daniel Bernard Muckenfuss do hereby bequeath my wine bag to David Vealey (less Wine), to Dyral Beaver my tennis shoes (not really mine, I borrowed them), to Bobie Yates my rug and lamps, to Jimi Sineath luck with Kim, and finally, to the administration, my most humble regards. I, Robert Newsome, being of sound mind and body, leave to Hanna one (1} used sax. reed, to Yarborough two more years of Carlisle, to Egan my class colors, and to Winters the ability to play the saxophone. I, Reeves Petroff, being of reasonable mind and questionable body do be- queath all the following appurtenances to the individuals stated below: to my roommate Mooch Anderson, I leave the ability to get up when the alarm clock goes off, the ability to beat Meacham in wrestling without my help, a personalized machete, a letter from Oklahoma and a foglight, to Egan I leave a senior year at Carlisle and a giant peace sign, to Denny Griffin I leave Ken Okashita, a starched gi, and foam rubber bricks, to a person who will remain unanimous the continued ability to drive my VW bus, and lastly lo Carlisle I leave a new senior class and the good reputa- tion which it has. I, Terry Lee Rose hereby will to Jack Griffin a muzzell, to Eddie Mattison some rug cleaner, to go with Ussery’s rug, and to Fred Parsons my shade lamps to go with Ussery’s room next year. I, Francis Simmons, being of sound mind and body (I think), will to Heos one slightly used pole lamp, to Deery two more years at Carlisle, to Topps my supply Sgt., to Doss two feet of my height, to Davis, D. D., another year at Carlisle and another PFC, and to the underclassmen I leave Car- lisle. I, Thurman Still will to David Marshall another year of Carlisle, and to Mike Crandill a PFC his senior year. I, Arthur Tisdale, will to Jimmy Phillips my Captain his Senior year, to Ernie Caughman my ability to box, to all juniors another year at Carlisle, and to all the other underclassmen, a hard time. I, Jacque Ussery, will to Fred Parsons my dirty socks box and my room next year, to Mattison a new rug for his head, to Grady and Williams a rubber dolly, and to Jack Griffin a tube of polygrip. I, Stan Vaughan, being of almost sound mind and body, do hereby will to Van Hibberts my ability to watch T.V. after taps without getting caught, and my senior class colors, to Col Sturgeon a later model dictionary, to Capt. Kelly the ability to checkmate someone, to the class of 73” I leave Carlisle, and to Carlisle I leave. uBe% Wrn cAfas £$ui an Sm m fPwdtnfc Ctm Q pmo JUNIOR CLASS •'mi’ tyie PPwutetit 3)oml- cyffflMi lmj 79 Connor, J. Go Crandall Dandridge Davis, Co Wo Deitz Ebersold Class of ’73 Davis9 D. Do Davis9 J. E. Egan Fowler Geddings Gilpatrick Hibberts Hodge9 C, D. Class of 973 Hanna Heos Howell Hulme Class of ’73 Longwater, P. MacBain McCracken McCutchen9 J. U McCutchen, R.D. McGongan 85 Mocci Moore9 II. P. Class of ’73 Parker Parsons Morris, J. R. Owens Prop st Reyes Class of ’7,3 nrf • ° i nppier Wactor Yeargin Younginer Webb Yates SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS (1(4 dowM Ghmnd w lnQ (ind SuppG fy SBufctfw QOMet Stti itulfb mMh and- (mw . Class of ’74 Anderson, M. E. Antrim, D. M. Aytes Baldeon 91 Barber Barefoot Bradley Beaver Blackwell Clsiss of ’74 Bricker Campbell Deery Delegal Class of ’74 Dennis Dibkey Dodd 93 Elkins Ellenberger Freeman Hutton Mole Mims Mixon Class off ’74 Move Phillips Romine Sartain Smith, C. He Class of 9 Tehemi Thompson9 M„ A. 96 Waers Vealey Wenniugham Vickery9 C, L„ Class of Wherry Wise Yarborough FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Patill itep '( £' iA mM'tfimi On jmhMty 'Wt (urn no ml- to te ui w Cfwi Qwfy zScott Giapman Yui-r PmtAxt Ptewthty Aldret MaMemtine Blackman Mowers _ Chapman Connor, i?. 15� Craven. A. B. Crosby • W. 99 Crosby, M. W. Doss Forio Grady Class of ’75 Harper Floyd9 B. Griswold 100 Hartline Hinefy Hodge, C. E. Jeffords Johnson, W. E. t Lawton Nichols Olliff Pocoroba Rumer Simmons, W. H. Class of 102 Slone Smith9 K. E. Class of Stancil Teetor Vickery9 T. Vidaurre Walker Williams, J. E. 103 Kiw.' Uni (A uimt ■JiW P teavxvt g$|M wrdoY S UB-FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS 1 W ve fcut pveffleb to p dm, p doqu£- fc a- neuMV pAoqutl Ford Winters and his 'pLollipup Harris Myer North O’Connor O’Quinn 106 108 (%k and 0 aatw2(tM, 109 1972 REBEL STAFF MISS TRISHA WARD Sponsor JIM JOHNSON Editor RICK JOHNSON Assistant Editor DANNY MUCKENFUSS Business Manager 110 ERNIE YATES Business Manager GARY MILLER Business Manager JIM GRADY Photographer KIRK OLLIFF Worker With the close of another year, I’d like to personally congratulate the members of the 1972 Rebel Staff, on a job well-done, and thank them for their tireless efforts to make this year’s annual the best ever. The tasks in- volved were many, the hours were long, and the re- wards were few, but I’m sure that the final product will make it all worthwhile. Again, my thanks and congratu- lations. Speaking for myself, and in behalf of the Rebel Staff, I d also like to take this opportunity to congratulate the Seniors, and wish them our very best. Wherever you go, whatever you do, may good fortune follow, always. Jim Johnson, Editor Left to Right, Sitting: CRESPO, J., BROWNING, MUCKENFUSS, JOHNSON, F. H., GRADY; Standing: LaROCHE, LENT, YATES, JOHNSON, J. B., HOLSON- BACK, HARE, DUCKWORTH, McCRACKEN, WILLIAMS, R. D., CRAWFORD. 11 THE CERO STAFF MISS DALE LANE Sponsor JIMMY GODBOLD Assistant TIM EVANS Assistant STAN LaROCHE Assistant 112 LLOYD LENT Assistant MIKE MITCHUM Assistant AUTHUR TISDALE Assistant ERNIE YATES Assistant Le Renard et le Singe. Thanks to the Cero Staff’s painstaking efforts in decorating, and Colonel Stur- geon’s excellent choice of entertainment, this year’s cadet corps attended some of the swingin’est, groovin’est dances ever to be held at Carlisle. Under the supervision of Colonel Sturgeon, Jimmy and his staff of assistants spent literally days, decorating the gym and preparing the stage for the many dances. As always, their efforts were infinitely successful. The Christmas formal preparations represent the Cero Staff’s peak perform- ance. In this season, Jimmy’s arboreal abilities are particularly indispensable, as the enhancement provided by the suspended Christmas tree testifies. As a voice for the Battalion, the Rebel Staff would like to express appreciation for their diligent efforts, and commendations on a job bien fait.” left to Right, From Row: TISDALE, GODBOLD, HERLINGER, EVANS; Back Row: COL. STURGEON, LaROCHE, LENT, YATES, HOLSONBACK. 113 Gimme back my banana! Get those banana bulbs on right. Monkey! Double, double 114 Colonel Sturgeon checks the angle of the dangle. Heave ho! toil and trouble A N C E S 117 3b tut w dh m u Muv (kmnv. THE LIBRARY CLUB MISS JACKIE SCOTT Sponsor AUTHUR TISDALE President JIM JOHNSON District President RICHARD DEERY Secretary 118 JORGE U. CRESPO ALBERT ARIAIL TIM EVANS RONNIE WILLIAMS Treasurer Typist Typist Typist Carlisle’s attractive, modern library is the pride of faculty and students alike. Recently remodeled and car- peted throughout, the library combines all the elements essential for learning, physical and intellectual comfort, constant supervision and advisotorical contact, and a wide range of up-to-date reading material and audio-vis- ual aid facilities. The library is open seven days a week, morning, noon and night; and cadets are encouraged to avail themselves of the facilities available. From simply- browsing” hours in the afternoon, to strictly-business” hours at night, a member of the library .staff is always on duty, ready to assist in any way possible. It is no wonder, that much of the cadets’ free time is spent in the library — reading, writing, or just plain rapping.” Left to Right, Sealed: JOHNSON, J, B., TISDALE, PETROFF, WILLIAMS, R. D.; Standing: MAIRS, HODGE, C. D., ARIAIL, DEERY, MIXON, SIMMONS, F. Y., CRESPO, J. U., BOWERS, McIVER, IKERD, EVANS. T 19 THE CARLISLE BUGLE MISS FRAN BLACKMON Sponsor HANK MIXON Editor REEVES PETROFF News Editor FRED LASSITER Sports Editor EDDY MATOSON Features Editor CAPTAIN JAMES H. WATSON Faculty Advisor 120 BARRY CARLANDER Business Manager STAN VAUGHAN Exchange Editor BYRON JEFFERSON Reporter RICK JOHNSON Reporter The Carlisle Bugle is, as its name implies, the mouth- piece for each and every note of campus news and nitty. Printed quarterly, the Bugle serves the dual function of keeping the cadets and faculty up-to-date on the most recent goings-on, as well as providing a testing ground for any literary fledglings who wish to try their wings.” Through the years. Captain Watson and his staff of reporters have done a splendid job, keeping the corps of cadets posted on past, present and future events. Their service to the school is both interesting and inval- uable, and they deserve the highest commendations for their efforts. Left to RightSeated; HOFFMAN, VAUGHAN, McGOUGAN, MATTISON; Standing: ANDERSON, M. E., MIXON, JEFFERSON, HIBBERTS, DIAL, JOHNSON, J. B., LASSITER, PETROFF. 121 CHESS TEAM Left to Right, Seated: VAUGHAN, STAGGS, BRICKER; Standing: CAPTAIN KELLY (ADVISOR), BOWDEN, FAGO, HIBBERTS. BUS DRIVERS Left to Right, Standing: GRIFFIN, ROSE; Seated: MITCHUM, TISDALE, BROWNING. 122 LIFE GUARDS Left to Right, Kneeling: MIT- CHUM, GODBOLD, TISDALE; Standing: ARNOLD, MAIRS, GOOCH, JOHNSON, F. H., MIXON, DANDRIDGE. MESS HALL BOUNCERS Left to Right: BODINE, GENER- AL, BIG DUCK, WILD MAN. 123 Shake a leg, Daddy-Rabb! ’ll bet it’s a Congo eel. Mpitv Rrttnh ---- T No, Kershaw, you may not keep the tank in your room! Git it! The Owl shakes a tail-feather. 125 THE LIGHTER SIDE 'Robin Woods” Unde? You’re sleeping your life away, Gary. Is she smoking you, Pee Wee? Mr. Muscles1 And this is your thingamaflitchie. The Carlisle Cleanies” 126 Happiness is a warm puppy. Can you imagine Rick a chick? Hang in there, Monkey! A first section Pepsi party. 127 128 129 COLOR GV 130 Left to Right: GRIFFIN, MIXON, CAUGHMAN ARD HANK MIXON American Flag Bearer Draggisi9 The Lime — Saturday Morning Inspection . a 132 -Msm 135 Special Drill 136 Left to Right, Front: GODBOLD, HENDRIX: Second Row: MITCHUM, HEOS, MILLER, CHANCER, KEARSE, ROSE; Center: HILL, TOPPS, ELKINS, BROWNING; Rear: Mac BA IN, McELVEEN, BOWERS, MELTON, GOODRICH, FREEMAN, BRACKETT, SMITH, C. H., HUMPHRIES. LTC WADDY THOMPSON Advisor LTC RICK HENDRIX MAJ STAN LaROCHE Battalion Commander Executive Officer CPT JIMMY GODBOLD Company Commander RAB III SGT JOHNNY HILL Sponsor First Sergeant 1971 TRAINING CADRE LT TERRY ROSE Platoon Leader LT BILLY KEARSE Platoon Leader LT BOBBY HEOS Platoon Leader 137 cpt Lloyd lent Company Commander COMPANY ROSTER CAPTAIN: LLOYD LENT LIEUTENANTS: RODGER ANDERSON, RONNIE WILLIAMS FIRST SERGEANT: REEVES PETROFF DRUM MAJOR: MIKE HARE SERGEANTS FIRST CLASS: ANDERSON, M. E., LINDERMAN, DANDRIDGE STAFF SERGEANTS: ROMINE, MEACHAM, EGAN, WEBB SERGEANTS: WHERRY, THOMPSON, R. E., HINELY, LONGWATER, S. L„ RIEL, YARBOROUGH McCUTCHEN CORPORALS: HANNA, NEWSOME PRIVATES FIRST CLASS: DODD, MADDOX, MAXEY, HOWELL, LASSITER, JOHNSON, W. E FANNING PRIVATES: HENDRIX, CONNOR, R. D., WINTERS, BARBER, BASS, FOGLE, MYER, McCLENDON ANTRIM, T.-A., BESSINGER 138 MISS CHERYL SAUL Sponsor LT RODGER ANDERSON Platoon Leader LT RONNIE WILLIAMS Platoon Leader Ska, BAND’S BUSINESS GETTING READY FOR THE CLASS OF ’88 MISTERS CLEAN, CLEANER, AND CLEANEST — YOU MIGHT AS WELL GIVE, MEACH, STAFF LTC STAN LaROCHE Battalion Commander COMPANY ROSTER LIEUTENANT-COLONEL: STAN LaROCHE MAJOR EXECUTIVE: JIMMY GODBOLD LIEUTENANT-ADJUTANT: JOE OWENS LIEUTENANT (ARMORY): CHUCK DIAL MASTER SERGEANTS: CRAWTORD, MIXON SERGEANTS FIRST CLASS: CLACK, CLARKE, HODGE, C. D., HOFFMAN. GARRICK STAFF SERGEANTS: CONNOR, J. R., CUPIT, JONES, RIVERS PRIVATES FIRST CLASS: CAUGHMAN, GRIFFIN, G., WACTOR, WILLIAMS, K. E. PRIVATES: BLUME, TULL, CHANCER, KERSHAW, GOOCH, WAY 140 MISS LESA HART Sponsor MAJ JIMMY GODBOLD Executive Officer LT JOE OWENS Adjutant STAFF’S STUNTS WELL, THAT’S ONE WAY TO GET ’EM, JON. READY, AIM . . . MY BRANCHES WEIGH ME DOWN. CPT BARRY WATKINS Company Commander COMPANY ROSTER FIRST SERGEANT: JOHN HOLSONBACK SERGEANTS FIRST CLASS: TOPPS, SIMMONS, F. Y. STAFF SERGEANTS: CRAVEN, C E., DEERY, LONGWATER, R L., MELTON SERGEANTS: HIBBERTS, VAUGHAN CORPORALS: HUTTON PRIVATES FIRST CLASS: BRICKER, DAVIS, C. W., EBERSOLD, HARRIS, MOLE, MOYE, ROBERTSON, SIMMONS, F, W., WISE, McCRACKEN PRIVATES: ANTRIM, D., BRACKETT, CASH, COLLINS, DAVIS, D. D., DUCKWORTH, GRAVES, JEFFERSON, KEEGAN, LATREILLE, MARSHALL, MIMS, MOORE, H. R, MORRIS, J. R., PARKE! PETE, RAINSFORD, ROBERTS, SMITH, K. E., TREXLER, WAGGONER, W. D., CEDEL, BAREFOOT, GILPATRICK, HERLINGER, TISDALE 142 HEATHER LEIGH BRADHAM Sponsor LT ANDY McIVER LT DANNY ANDERSON Platoon Leader Platoon Leader OINK, OINK! CATCH A FALLING STAR HAVE TROUBLE, WILL BOUNCE A’S ANTICS B R A V O COMPANY ROSTER FIRST SERGEANT: DAVID MAIRS SERGEANTS FIRST CLASS: ARNOLD, ELKINS STAFF SERGEANTS: CARLANDER, DEITZ, BOWERS, DuBOIS SERGEANTS: HARTLINE, MOCCI CORPORAL: GEIGER PRIVATES FIRST CLASS: TEETOR, TAYLOR, J. B., TAYLOR, C. L., SLONE, BLACKWELL, CROSS, YEARGIN PRIVATES: IKERD, BRANDT, COHN, BROWNING, CRESPO, FAGO, OUTZS, MORRIS, L. E., STUCKER, SMITH, H. B., GREER, LAYCOCK, BRIGMAN, CROSBY, M. W., MOORER, JACQUES, TEBEAU, PELLETIER, SANDIFER, CAMPBELL, GARCIAS, S., DIBKEY, ROGERS, DENNIS CPT TOMMY GRAHAM Company Commander MISS TERRY CUDNICK Sponsor LT BILLY KEARSE Platoon Leader LT RALPH MacBAIN Platoon Leader CPT WILLIAM EVANS Company Commander COMPANY ROSTER FIRST SERGEANT: ROBERT HUMPHRIES SERGEANTS FIRST CLASS: PHILLIPS, IVEY STAFF SERGEANTS: FREEMAN, GOODRICH, FLOYD, B., AUBERT SERGEANTS: McGOUGAN, MOBLEY CORPORALS: MIKELL, HODGE, C. H. PRIVATES FIRST CLASS: BLACKMAN, THORNLEY, BERRY, McCUTCHEN, J. H., BRADLEY, STAGGS, JERNIGAN PRIVATES: BLANCHARD, GARCIAS, SEARS, BUCHANAN, BURGESS, DeBORDE, CRAVEN, A. B., REYES, OTT, HILL, J. D,, SINEATH, CAUSEY, IVERSEN, WAERS, COLEMAN, BRIGDON, MONROE, SHIPMAN, TSALICHIS, NORTH, STRICKLAND, DENNIS, J, K., NICHOLS, RICHARDSON, RUMER, SIMMONS, G. A. 146 MISS VALERIE WELCH Sponsor LT JIM JOHNSON Platoon Leader LT JOHNNY HILL Platoon Leader C’S CAPERS WELL, DONT JUST SIT THERE — SMILE! pv THAT’S SOME CHRISTMAS CARD, TIM! J. B. BUDDAH-BELLY CPT REINHOLD DAHLKE Company Commander COMPANY ROSTER FIRST SERGEANT: HEYWARD SMITH SERGEANTS FIRST CLASS: YATES, CHAPMAN STAFF SERGEANTS: GEDDINGS, FOWLER, BALDEON SERGEANTS: ALDRET, WOODS, CONNOR, J. G., JEFFORDS, SEIFERT PRIVATES FIRST CLASS: CASTERLINE, MIKELL, FORD, BOWDEN, VIDAURRE, POLK, VICKERY D„ BISHOP, FITZ-PATRICK, POPA, VARN PRIVATES: CRANDALL, MUCKENFUSS, STILL, CRESPO, SARTAIN, O’QUINN, HUGHES, CROSBT J., GRADY, STANCIL, DAVIS, J., MOORE, DOSS, VICKERY, R., WAGNER, LAMAS, GRISWOLD, McGINN, RATLEY, TAYLOR, T., McGEE, FORTNER 148 MISS BETH JONES Sponsor LT ALBERT ARIAIL Platoon Leader LT JACK McELVEEN Platoon Leader D’S DOINGS A PINBALL WIZARD. SOUL MAN A LITTLE JAM SESSION. COMPANY ROSTER CAPTAIN: FRED WHITE LIEUTENANTS: TERRY ROSE, CHUCK DIAL FIRST SERGEANT: EDDY MATTISON SERGEANT FIRST CLASS: USSERY STAFF SERGEANTS: BRANDON, GRIFFIN, J. SERGEANTS: YOUNGINER, THOMPSON, R. A., GRADY, WENNINGHAM, WILLIAMS, J. E. GUIDON BEARER: GRIFFIN PRIVATES FIRST CLASS: O’CONNOR, VICKERY, C., VICKERY, T., SCRUGGS, KLEIN, LAWTON, BALLENTINE, POCOROBA, WALKER, CHOKOS, FORIO PRIVATES: HARTLEY, SALISBURY, OLLIFF, PARSONS, JOHNSON, F. H. CPT FRED WHITE Company Commander 150 MRS. Q. E. POPPELL Sponsor LT CHUCK DIAL Platoon Leader LT TERRY ROSE Platoon Leader DRILL TEAM’S SCHEMES THE COMMANDER AND THE COMMANDER’S COMMANDER A FIRST SECTION TRAFFIC JAM THAT’S SOME CHRISTMAS TREE. ON PARADE The Drill Team is a company which consists of the twenty-seven best-drilled cadets in the school. Of these twenty-seven select c dets, only the top sixteen members comprise the Crack Drill Platoon,” better known as the CARLISLE RISHER RIFLES. These si teen men represent the Best of the best, and are chosen to perform at Sunday Dress Parades, and to represent the school at loc Christmas parades, and numerous competitive events throughout the state and nation. For obvious reasons, the Drill Team is the wi ningest and most spirited team at Carlisle. Last year, the Drill Team took first place honors at the State Championship events in Orangeburg. A week later, they attended tl Junior ROTC Drill Team Competition at Fort Myer, in Washington, D. C., and, competing against fourteen nationally-known dr teams, placed fifth. In addition to their annual Christmas parade performances, the Drill Team also performs in the Saint Patrick’s Day Parade ea year, in Savannah, Georgia. Under the superb instruction and supervision of CSM John Murray, and the command of Captain Fred White, the Drill Team h had a sensational season (as always), and eagerly anticipates returning to all the places it performed last year. In addition to its reg lar itinerary. The Drill Tea-m plans to attend the Second Army Junior ROTC Drill Team Championships at Fort Benning, In August Georgia. The REBEL STAFF would like to personally commend and congratulate the members of the Drill Team on their past achiev ments, and wish them the best of luck, in the future. Left to Right, Seated: WATKINS, LENT, LaROCHE, TISDALE, EVANS; Standing: MILLER, GODBOLD, WHITE. THE HONOR COUNCIL The most respected organization at Carlisle is the Honor Council. This group of boys, consisting of the Battalion Commander, Battalion Executive Officer, and Company Com- manders from each of the five companies, is the governing body which passes justice over the entire corps of cadets. These choice cadets represent the epitome of Carlisle’s Manly Men.” LTC STAN LaROCHE Chairman (Above Right) MISS LESA HART Sponsor (Right) CPT PHILIP A. SULLINS Advisor (Far Right) 154 MAJ JIMMY GODBOLD Chairman (Far Left) LTC WADDY THOMPSON Advisor (Left) MISS PATRICIA DALE LANE Sponsor (Bottom Left) CROSS SABRE CLUB The Cross Sabre Club consists of the school’s most select group of young men — its Commissioned Officers. The ultimate dream and ambition of every cadet at Carlisle is one day to become one of these men. The goal is well worth every effort required to achieve it. The Officers’ clubhouse is equipped with complete kitchen facilties, air-conditioning, heat, stereo, phone, color television, as well as a barbecue pit and picnic area, con- veniently located right outside the building. It is a small wonder that membership into this organization is such a coveted goal. Left to Right, First Row: WATKINS, MILLER, LaROCHE, TISDALE, LENT, EVANS, GODBOLD; Second Row: GRAHAM, KEARSE, DAHLKE, WILLIAMS, R. D., ARIAIL, JOHNSON, J. B., HERLINGER, OWENS, MITCHUM; Third Row: ANDERSON, R. W., ROSE, DIAL, HILL, HEOS, Left to Right, Kneeling: GRIFFIN, J., MacBAIN, LINDERMAN, HERLINGER, HOLSONBACK, CLARKE, EGAN; Standing: GRADY, DuBOIS, McGOUGAN, DANDRIDGE, HINELY, DEITZ, ANDERSON, D., MIXON, SIMMONS, F., SMITH, C, YATES, ELKINS, PHILLIPS, HOFFMAN, BOWERS, LONGWATER, S. THE NCO CLUB The NCO Club was organized ten years ago for the purpose of providing a convenient, comfortable place for the cadet non-commissioned officers to assemble and lounge, during their leisure hours. Like the Commissioned Officers’ clubhouse, the NCO clubhouse is fully equipped with all the modern facilities which make students at Carlisle always feel at home, while away from home. Like all the other student organizations, the NCO Club is one of the school’s major assets. This year, under the supervision of Captain Benton, the club has done an outstanding job of maintaining itself, mainly through the sale of cookies, candies and canned drinks in the barracks. SFC PAT LINDERMAN President (Above Right) MISS JAN KLINE Sponsor (Right) CPT GEORGE A. BENTON Advisor (Far Right) 156 SERGEANT REEVES PETROFF Captain (Far Left) SFC JOHNNY T. RUPPE Commander (Left) MISS DELORES SPIVEY Sponsor (Bottom Left) THE RIFLE TEAM Under the expert guidance and supervision of SFC Ruppe, and the visiting Third Army Instructors, the Rifle Team has made exceptional progress over its performances in the past The Rifle Team’s season consisted of a number of postal and two-line matches against Benedictine, in Savannah, Georgia. Next year the team hopes to bring home all the win- ning trophies, and add to Carlisle’s honors. On behalf of the Rifle Team, I would like to extend to Sergeant Ruppe our thanks for his assistance with the team this year, and the best of luck with next year’s team. Left to Right, Kneeling: LONGWATER, P., CARLANDER, CRAWFORD, FAGO, DAHLKE; Standing: SFC RUPPE, MITCHUM, PHILLIPS, LaROCHE, LONGWATER, S„ PETROFF, MADDOX, ANDERSON, M. ; WM. - -4 JON KERSHAW MISS LYNN HOUCK CPT NEE INABINETT President • Sponsor Faculty Advisor BLOCK C” AND LETTERMEN CLUB The Block ,rC” Club is made up of the more high-spirited boys at Carlisle. It is the most recognized and enthusiastic club in the school. To become a member, an individual must letter in a varsity sport, and two initiations are held each year for the boys qualifying. With the funds which the club raises, a party is given at the end of the school year. This is always a gala occasion, and the entire faculty is invited. The Block C” Club also sponsors the JOSEPH T. NORMAN AWARD, for the best all-around ath- lete and cadet. 160 JOHN HOLSONBACK Vice-President REEVES PETROFF Secre tary-Treagu rer ALLAN BRANDT Sergeant-at-Arms Left to Right, Kneeling: KURT FAGO, HEYWARD SMITH; Standing: STEVE CRAWFORD, DANNY ANDERSON, BYRON JEFFERSON,. JOHN HOLSON- BACK, REEVES PETROFF, TIM EVANS. BLOCK C” CLUB LETTERMEN (above) (below) Left to Right, Kneeling: MITCHUM, DANDRIDCE, BALDEON, MOBLEY, ARNOLD, LINDERMAN, BROWNING, DeBORDE, YATES, ANDERSON, M. E.; Standing: EGAN, MacBAIN, JOHNSON, J. B., BRANDON, DuBOIS, THOMPSON, R. A., MARSHALL, DUCKWORTH, WATKINS, JOHNSON, F. H., CLARKE, MIXON, MILLER, GODBOLD, TISDALE, LONGWATER, S. L. Left to Right, Kneeling: MOBLEY, LaROCHE, ARNOLD, L1NDERMAN, ANDERSON, D., DAHLKE, DuBOIS, DeBORDE; Standing: CARLANDER (Mana CAUGHMAN, MARSHALL, JEFFERSON. MIXON, HOLSONBACK, JOHNSON, F. H„ YATES, COHN, CRAVEN, C. E., MEACHAM, THOMPSON, R. A., G RICK (Manager). 1972 VARSITY FOOTBALL 1A2 MAJOR MALIN C. THREATT CAPTAIN GEORGE A. BENTON EMORY GIRTMAN PAT LINDERMAN Left to Right, Line: BILL ARNOLD, JOHN HOLSONBACK, ERNIE YATES, ERNIE CAUGHMAN, JOE DeBORDE, RAY THOMPSON, BYRON JEFFERSON; Backfield: DAVID MARSHALL, STAN LaROCHE, PAT LINDERMAN, DANNY ANDERSON. OFFENSE (above) 1972 DEFENSE (below) ... ... Left to Right, Line: DAVID MARSHALL, RICK JOHNSON, HANK MIXON, RAY THOMPSON, BILL ARNOLD; Linebackers: JOHN HOLSONBACK, PAT LIN- DERMAN, BYRON JEFFERSON, ERNIE YATES; Backfield: EDDIE COHN, STAN LaROCHE. PAT LINDERMAN (Above) Offensive Halfback Defensive Linebacker SENIOR CYCLONES DANNY ANDERSON (Below) Offensive Halfback SENIOR CYCLONES GREG DuBOIS (Below) Defensive Halfback c - % c ?� BYRON JEFFERSON (Above) Offensive End Defensive Linebacker SENIOR SENIOR CYCLONES JOE DeBORDE (Above) Offensive Tackle 167 ROY DEAN MOBLEY (Below) Defensive Halfback SENIOR CYCLONES STAN LaROCHE (Below) Offensive Halfback Defensive Halfback REINHOLD DAHLKE (Above) Defensive Linebacker SENIOR CYCLONES RICK JOHNSON (Above) Defensive Tackle Offensive Tackle 169 EDDY COHN (Below) Defensive Halfback Offensive Halfback •s ' GO, CYCLONES LOOK AT THOSE CHEERLEADERS! GET IT ON! I JUST DON’T HAVE THE TIME! 171 Left to Right, Kneeling: CPT MANOS, CPT INABINETT (Coaches); Standing: LAMAS, DuBOIS, BRACKETT, JEFFERSON, HIBBERTS, MORRIS, GEIGER, A NOLD, BALDEON, 572 VARSITY BASKETBALL Coaches Captains 172 CAPTAIN NEE INABINETT CAPTAIN PETE MANOS BYRON JEFFERSON GREG HIBBERTS Left to Right, Kneeling: CAPTAIN PETE MANOS, CAPTAIN NEE INABINETT (Coaches); Standing. BALDEON, CROSS, WISE, HODGE, MEACHAM, MELTOI EBERSOLD, GILPATRICK. JACQUES, BESSINGER, SMITH, C. H„ SEIFERT, LAMAS. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Coaches Captains 174 CAPTAIN NEE INABINETT CAPTAIN PETE MANOS MELTON, GILPATRICK Left to Right, First Row: HUMPHRIES, BALDEON, HOLSONBACK, SEIFERT, GEIGER, ARNOLD; Second Row: BLACKWELL, WHERRY, GILPATRI LASSITER, GRISWOLD; Third Row: FANNING, VARN, EBERSOLD, MEACHAM, CHAPMAN, THOMPSON, R. E.; Fourth Ron. CAPTAIN BENTON (Coa YATES, CROSS, GOOCH, CAUGHMAN, MIXON, FLOYD, B. BASEBALL TEAM Coach Captains 176 CAPTAIN GEORGE BENTON ARNOLD, GEIGER, SEIFERT to Right, Kneeling: HUGHES, VICKERY, CRANDALL, BLACKMON, SARTAIN; Standing: SCRUGGS, DAVIS, SMITH, MAIRS, DuBOIS, DUCKWORTH, ARLANDER, BALDEON, IKERD, DAHLKE, YARBOROUGH. TRACK TEAM C'.nao.hf'.s Canfains MAJOR MALIN C. THREATT CAPTAIN GEORGE A. BENTON JOE DUCKWORTH REINHOLD DAHLKE 177 Left to Right: DUCKWORTH, MacBAIN, CLARKE, MILLER, WATKINS, BROWNING, BAREFOOT, CROSBY, J. W. GOLF TEAM 178 CAPTAIN NEE INABINETT Coach GARY MILLER Team Captain Left to Right, Kneeling: PETROFF, MILLER, WHITE, ARIAIL; Standing: DIAL, GRIFFIN, G., ROSE. JUDO TEAM DENNIE GRIFFIN MR. LEONARD CARTER President (Below) Instructor (Right) — G4'fiM QoJiih 1QZ2 cMjU 2)efcti ipsniml fJtf imLL gM}ja o tud j Wi' ivM CyifiM 2) ©+IM mM 184 cAfiM diam C$nM Spmb wl by cAm 3)eliie,(3i 185 Portraits Wor IQiose Wtfp (Qare ! THE STUDIOS AND ART GALLERIES OF Van Buren Colley; Iffil. 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