Carlisle Military School - Rebel Yearbook (Bamberg, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1974 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS Page 2. Theme 4. Chain of Command 6. Faculty 10. Seniors 20. Senior Superlatives 28. Juniors 38. Sophomores 43. Freshmen 49. Sub-Freshmen 50. Miss Carlisle Contest 56. Clubs Organizations 68. Military 78. Companies 80. Staff 82. Band 84. Risher Rifles 86. Alpha 88. Bravo 90. Charlie 92. Campus Life 96. Sports 111. Military Organizations 115. Risher Rifles on Parade 118. In Memory and Dedication 120. Senior Group Picture 121. Last Will Testament 123. Senior Directory 124. Ads m� v w % 1 th to this place- ree years ago, he ong hair flowing and tears on his face, t now, he is a Vian, searching for reality has learned mi at he cam “Love Responsibility.” , it’s such pmcff and he’s almost there, s carrying such a load, but then, it’s only fair. ,One day, he’ll be through, there’ll be nothing left. Qnly some cloth of blue,—and something that he said. Then there’ll be someone new, walking down his road. He’ll sit and shine iis shoe, he’ll carry such a load, % Perhaps he shall fail, but that’s the way it goes. Some can make it, some can’t, but it only goes to show Soon he will be a man; One day, he’ll be through, Having learned all he can, leaving only cloth of blue, td . omet nng that he’s said. s f i t 3 CHAIN OF COMMAND Col. William R. Risher —Headmaster— Col. William R. Risher was, at one time, a member of the Corps of Cadets here at Carlisle, He graduated from Carlisle, and then went on to the Citadel to further his education and military training. Now, a “few” years later, we find him located in his office; concerning himself with the matters of Carlisle in 1974. Decisions are made every day in this room and this is the man who makes them. 4 LTC. Waddy Thompson Commandant of Cadets LTC WADDY THOMPSON B.S., The Citadel Commandant of Cadets Instructor of Typing and Economics Date of Appointment 1942 LTC. John Patton Asst. Commandant Of Cadets LTC JOHN P. PATTON A.B., Erskine College Assistant Commandant Instructor of Science and Mathematics Dale of Appointment 1936 5 1974 FACULTY LTC KARL M. STOLLER B.$t Union College; M.F., Yale University Registrar Date of Appointment 1947 LTC WILLIS F. MARTIN B.S., University of Kentucky Instructor of Bookkeeping and Geometry Date of Appointment 1945 MAJOR SIDNEY T. ZEMP A.A., North Greenville Junior College A.B., Carson-New man College M.A., Western Carolina University Instructor of Business Law and History Date of Appointment 1962 CPT WALTER P. TIEDERMAN B.S., The Citadel Instructor of Algebra, Geometry, and Physics Date of Appointment 1962 CPT JAMES H. WATSON B.S., M.A„ University of Alabama Instructor of History and English Date of Appointment 1965 CPT PHILIP A. SULLINS B.S.. The Citadel Instructor of Science and Chemistry Date of Appointment 1966 6 FACULTY 1974 CPT J. PETE MANOS B.S., Clemson College Instructor of Science anti Mathematics Date of Appointment 1971 CPT NEE INABINETT B.S., University of South Carolina Instructor of English and Gen. Mathematics Date of Appointment 1971 CPT GERALD A. KELLY B.S., Wofford College M.A., University of South Carolina Instructor of Foreign Languages and Literature Date of Appointment 1971 CPT RON F. MC LAUGHLIN B.A. Hiram Scott College Graduate work, Fla, Tech. University Instructor of Dr. Ed., Geog., Civics, American History, Coaching Staff. Date of Appointment 1973 MR. C. D. GENTRY, JR. Band Director Date of Appointment 1970 MRS. WILLIS F. MARTIN A.B. Mount Saint Joseph’s College Secretary to the Headmaster Date of Appointment 1945 7 1974 FACULTY CPT JAMES H. OLAFSON, USA B.A. University of Nebraska Senior Army Instructor Date of Appointment 1972 CSM JOHN K. MURRAY Instructor of Military Science Date of Appointment 1969 SFC HOWARD HILL, JR. Instructor of Military Science Date of Appointment 1970 SFC JOHNNY T. RUPPE Instructor of Military Science Date of Appointment 1970 MRS. ALMA B. WALTERS University of South Carolina Developmental Reading Program Date of Appointment 1962 MRS. CAROLINE D. RICE A.B. Certificate in Library Science University of South Carolina School Librarian Date of Appointment 1945 8 MRS. BETTY BOYD, R.N. School Nurse Dale of Appointment 1967 MRS. JEANETTE BLUME Canteen Manager Dale of Appointment 1973 MRS. LINDA OTT School Dietician Date of Appointment 1972 MR. WILLIAM P. BLUME Maintenance Superintendent Date of Appointment 1968 Maintenance Crew Left to Right: Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Blume. Not shown; Mrs. Mizelle. Canteen Staff Left to Right: Malcolm Grant, Nish Sapp, and Leon Hightower. 9 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT SPONSOR Cindy Maxwell Jim Rivers VICE-PRESIDENT Greg Freeman SECRETARY Rick Brigdon TREASURER William Zarkadas 10 SENIORS 74 Daniel Lee Ahart “Ace Swaldem” “My hair is looking green, and I'm feeling all right. 1973-1974 Pvt. Pfe. Co. B Football, Baseball. David Barber Be careful what you make of life, for it is your life and you will live with it,” 1970- 1971 Pvt. Co. Bd., Gold Star, 1971- 1972 Pvt. Co. Bd., Gold Star, Bicycle Club, Sophomore Scholarship Award, Judo Club. 1972- 1973 Pvt. Co. Bd., Pfc„ NCO Club, Marksmanship Award, Judo Club, Bicycle Club, Cpl. Asst. Bugler, T.V. Staff, Gold Star. 1973- 1974 Cpl. Co- Bd., Bugler, Training Cadre, NCO Club, Bicycle Club, T.V. Staff, Bugler, Training Cadre, Chess Club. William Julian Arnette Jr. “Life is what you make it, nothing more, nothing less, So live it the best you can.” 1972- 1973 Pvt. Co. Dt. 1973- 1974 Pfc. Cpt. Sgt. Co. Dt. NCO Club. John Bricker “JB” “It is bettor to be yourself than to be a copy of others,” 1971- 1972 Pvt. Co. A, Pfc. 2 Gold Stars, Chess Team. 1972- 1973 Cpl. Sgt. Co. Staff, Library Staff, NCO Club, District Library Sec. — Reporter. 1973- 1974 S Sgt. SFC Co. Staff, Library Staff, TV Staff, Bugle Staff, Rebel Typist, Infirmary Orderly, Senior Su pcrlaLtve. Bruno Bey Baldeon “Bruno” “You can get the best out of life only by putting your best into it.” 1970- 1971 Pvt. Pfc. Co, Dt. Track. 1971- 1972 Cpl. Co. Dt. Sgt Co- D, Baseball, Track, Basket- ball, NCO Club, Sophomore of the Month. 1972- 1973 S Sgt. Co. Dt., SFC Co. C, MSG Co. B, Varsity Football, Track, Baseball, Library Club, Sophomore of the Month. 1973- 1974 2 St. 1 Lt. Co. A, Varsity Football, Track, Coach of Soccer Team, Cross Sabre Club, Rebel Staff, Bugle Staff, Mail Orderly, Lcltermen's Club, Senior of the Month. Robert Randolph Brinson “Randy” “Life is short. Eternity is long, So Spend life wisely, so you will know where you will spend eternity. 1972- 1973 Pvt. Pfc. Co. Bd., Track Team, Bicycle Club, 2 gold stars. Chess Club. 1973- 1974 S Sgt. SFC 1 Sgt. Co. Bd. Basketball Team, Library Staff, Chess Club, NCO Club, Section Leader. SENIORS 74 Richard Allen Brigdon “Ricky” After two years of this place, I gotta gel outta here ’ 72- 73 Pvt. Pfc., Co. B, Co. Staff, Armorer. Baseball, Citizenship Medal. 73- 74 Sfc Msg,, Co, Staff, Head Armorer, Annual Staff, Marksmanship Medal, Richard Russell Deery Big Richie” It has been a long, hard road, but I have finally made it at Carlisle. 1969- 1970 Pvt. Co. A. J.V. Basketball, Rat of the Month. 1970- 1971 Sgt. Co. A, J.V. Basketball 1971- 1972 S Sgt. Co. A, J.V. Basketball, Library Club. 1972- 1973 I Sgt. Co. A, J.V. Basketball, Library Staff, Bugle Staff, Junior of the Month. 1973- 1974 1 Lt. Co. A, Var. Football, Var. Basketball, Var. Baseball, Library Club, Newspaper Staff Senior of the Month, Fifth Yearman, Wilbur Wayne Cross “Wayne” “Carlisle just ain’t like Cross.” 71- 72 Pvt. Pfc., Co. B, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Lifeguard. 72- 73 CpI. Sgt., Co. B, Co. Dt., S Sgt. Co Dt., Training Cadre, Life Guard, Marksmanship Medal. 73- 74 Sfc. Co- Dt., Sharpshooter, 2 Lt. Co. Dt. Tom Dundorf Jr, Hello; Goodby” 1973-1974 Pvt. Pfc. Co. B, Var. Football, Best Drilled Com- pany, Carol A. Deaver I came with nothing and I’ll leave with nothing.” 72- 73 Pvt. Co. A 73- 74 CpI. Sgt. Pvt. CpI. Co. A. David Wayne Elkins “Elk “People who want by the yard, but try by the inch, shouh be kicked by the foot, 1969- 1970 Pv t. Co. C, Color Co.. 1970- 1971 Sgt, S Sgt. Co. B, NCO Club, Freshman Clas Treasurer. Freshman of the Month, T.V. Staff, Track. 1971- 1972 Sfc. Co. B, NCO Club, Library Staff, Sophomor of the Vlonth. 1972- 1973 1 St. Co. C, NCO Club, Library Staff, Junior o the Month. 1973- 1974 2 Lt. Co. B, Pvt. Co. A, Pvt. Co. Staff, Sgt. Co Staff, Cross Sabre Club. Library Staff, Football Retiree 5th Yearman. It 2 SENIORS 74 Jamie Elvington Education comes first, but hunting fishing usually ■ome first.” 1973-1974 Pvt. Co. Dl., Pfc. Co. A, Var. Basketball, Leltermen Club. Carlos Alberto Garcia Delgado ‘■‘Carlos” Think not that I have come to send peace on Earth; 1 lame not to send peace, hill a sword.” 1973-1974 Pvt. Pfc. Co. B. Charles Nicolas Evans “Nicky” “It was short and sweet, but good memories usually are.” 1973-1974 Pvt. Pfc. Co. A, Var. Football, Var. Basketball, Var, Baseball, Rat of the Month. Arthur Cameron Gillain III “Cam” “That’s life. 1972- 1973 Pvt. Pfc. Pvt. Co. B, Best Drilled Co. 1973- 1974 Pvl. Co. B. Pvt. PR-. CpI. Co. Dt. NCO Club, An- nual Staff, Sgt. Co. Dt. Gregory Paul Freeman “Coosawhatchie” “Use your head and you’ll get to keep it.” 1970- 1971 Pvt. Pfc. Co. D, Best Drilled Co. 1971- 1972 CpI. Co. A, Sgt. Staff, Sgt. Co. C, Pvt. Co. C, Training Cadre, Best Drilled Co. 1972- 1973 Cptl. Co. Staff. Sgt. Co. Staff, SFC Co. Staff, Assistant Armorer. 1973- 1974 Capt. Co. A, Training Cadre, Cross Sabre Club. Ed L. Hays “Buck” 'Beware of false love; It will Kill your Soul.” 13 1972- 1973 Pvt. Co. Dl. 1973- 1974 Pvt. Co. Dt., Pfc. Co. A, CpI. Co. A. SENIORS 74 David Michelle Hebert “Seal” “1 bid you all farewell for I am ALASKA Bound,” 1972- 1973 Pvt. Co. A, Pfc. Co. Staff, Rifle Team, Marksmanship Award, Letterman, 2nd place S.C. state JROTC Rifle Team Champions, 2 gold stars. 1973- 1974 Sgt. S Sgt. Co. Staff, Rifle Team, Asst. Armorer, Sharp Shooter, Marksmanship Award, NCO Club Sgt. at Arms, Color Guard. Gregory William Hutton “Uncle” “Having rank is like having a girl. You always lose them.” 1970- 1971 Pvt. Pfc. Co. C. 1971- 1972 Pvt. Cpt. Co. A. 1972- 1973 Sgt. S Sgt. Co. A, Pvt. Co. A 1973- 1974 Pvt. Pfc. CpI. Pvt. Co. Bd. John Michael Holladay “Showboat” “School is like a oneway elevator. It brings you down.” 1972- 1973 Pvt. Pfc. Co. B, Varsity Basketball, Baseball, Best drilled Company. 1973- 1974 Pvt. Co. A, Pvt. Co. B, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Baseball, Sharpshooter Award. William E. Ingram, Jr. “Tex” “Civilization is all right but I'll be glad to go back to the country. 1972- 1973 Pvt, Pfc. Co. A 1973- 1974 Sgt. S Sgt. Co. Staff, Rebel Staff, Bus Driver. Scott Camdron Hurley Live for today, for there may be no tomorrow.” 1972- 1973 Pvt. Pfc. Co. B, Football Manager. 1973- 1974 Cpt. Sfc. Co. B, Chess Team. Scott Anthony Jackson “Scooter” “The best victory of all is the victory over thyself.” 1973-1974 Pvt. Pfc. Co- A, Varsity Football, Lettermen's Club. u 14 SENIORS 74 Da id Oliver Maddox “Dave” ‘ Every Man’s heart is filled with great expectations. Seek - m and you shall find them. - ■1-1972 Pvt. Pfc, Co. Bd. Rifle Team, Sharpshooters M-l. . ■3-1974 Pfc S Sgt. Co. Bd. Rifle Team, Sharpshooter’s medal. James Simmons Murray “Be happy, kind, and do unto others as you want them to da unto you it helps in the end. lfTl-1972 Pvt. Co. B . “2-1973 Pfc. Co. B, Football, Basketball, Junior of the M3Ath, Co-Editor of the REBEL, Letter Football, CpI. Co. I. Pvt. Co. B, 1 73-1974 Pvt. CpI. S Sgt. Co, B Pvt. Co. B, Letter Varsity Fastball Captain, Basketball. Henry Murray Mixon III “Hee” Blood, Sweat, and Tears, that's all I’ve had for five years. 1969- 1970 Pvt. Co, C, Color Co., Football. 1970- 1971 Sgt. Sfc Co. C, Training Cadre, Football, Basket- ball, Lifeguard, Freshman of the Month, Freshman Class President, Bugle Staff, NCO Club. 1971- 1972 MSG Battalion Staff, Armorer, Business Manager of THE BUGLE, Library Staff, Sophomore of the Month, Sophomore Class Vice-President, Lifeguard, Color Guard, Football, Baseball, Lettermen’s Club, Marksmanship Award. 1972- 1973 2 Lt. 1 Lt. Co. C, Bugle Editor, Cross Sabre Club, Library Club, Junior Class Secretary, Junior of the Month, Citizenship Award, Lifeguard, Football, Baseball, Honor Guard, Lettermen's Club, Cero Staff, Bus Driver. 1973- 1974 Major, Balt. Staff, Football, Baseball, Lifeguard, Library Club, Cross Sabre Club, Bugle Editor, Senior of the Month, Fifth Yearman, Honor Council, Senior Superlative, Lettermen's Club, Bus Driver, REBEL Staff, CERO Staff. Robert James Pete “Bob” Do unto others before they do unto you. 1971- 1972 Pvt. Co. A 1972- 1973 Pfc. Pvt. Co. A, TV Staff, 1973- 1974 Sgt. SFC Co. A, TV Staff, Training Cadre, Lifeguard, Marksmanship Medal. 15 David Lisle Mairs “Jelly Belly” Life is like jelly; It’s always shaky. 1969- 1970 Pvt. Co. Dt. JV Basketball. 1970- 1971 CpI. Sgt. Co. Dt. Library Club, NCO Club. 1971- 1972 SFC Co. Dt., 1 Sgt. Co. B, Library Club, Foot- ball, NCO Club. Life Guard. 1972- 1973 1 St. Co. B, Football, Library Club, Life Guard. 1973- 1974 Capt. Co. C, Library Club, Life Guard, Annual Staff. Asst. Head bus Driver, Football, Cross Sabre Club. Weight Lifting Club. David Paul Outzs “Bosefus” “Carlisle is just one big gamble and now I fold. 1971- 1972 Pvt. Co, B 1972- 1973 Pfc. Co. Dt., Pvt. Co. B 1973- 1974 Pvt. Co. A. SENIORS 74 Jame Albert Rivers “Chopper” Sce the I SA trn a Harley.” 1970-1971 Pvt. Co. A, Pfc. Co. A 19 1-3 972 Sgt. S Sgt. Co. Staff, Asst. Armorer. Citizenship Award. Marksmanship Award, Certificate of Meritt, Class Pres. Sophomore of the Month. 1972- 1973 2 Lt. 1 Lt. Co. Staff, Head Armorer, Citizenship Award. Mark smanship Award, Certificate of Meritt, Class Presi- dent. junior of the Month, Cross Sabre Club, Training Cadre. 1973- 1971 Lie. Co. Staff,Marksmanship Award, Pres. Cross vabre Club. Training Cadre, Cero Staff, Chairman Honor Council. Class President. Clinch Heyward Smith “Chip” “If you really try hard enough at conquering the impossible, you shall win.” “Good by Carlisle.” :969-1970 Pvt. Pfc. Co. D, Manager Varsity Basketball, Manager Varsity Football, Varsity Track, NCO Club, Block C Club. Gold Star. :970-l971 Sgt. S Sgt. Co. C, Varsity Football, Basketball, NOD Club. Vanity Track, Block “C” Club, Gold Star. 1971-1972 SFC Co. B, 1 Sgt. Co, D, Varsity Football, B sketball. NCO Club, Sophomore of the Month, Capt. A arsit) Track. Block “C” Club, Lifeguard. 972-1973 2 Lt. Co. B. 1 Lt. Co. Staff, Cross Sabre Club, arsity Football. Varsity Basketball, Sharpshooters Award. Junior of the Month, Cpt. Varsity Track Most Valuable Varsity Track, Citizenship Award, Lifeguard. 1973-1974 Cap!, Adj. Co. Staff, Varsity Football, Capt, Var- sity Football. Cross Sabre Club, Honor Council, Sharpshooters Award. Highest Shooter Ml. 4. Lifeguard, Fifth Yearman. Last member of Original Carlisle Block “C” Club. 16 Kenneth Morgan Roberts “Give me my walking paper, and Til shed the Carlisle Blues.” 1971- 1972 Co. A Pvt. 1972- 197,3 Pvt, Pfc. Cpl, Sgt. Co. A, Football Team, Chess Team, NCO Club, Lettermen Club. 1973- 1974 1 Sgl. Co. A, Football Team, Letlerman Club, Chess Club, Weight Club. David Newton Smith “Live your own life; its better that way.” 1973-1974 Pvt. Pfc. Co. Dt. Bus Driver George Anthony Salisbury “Sal” “Do yourown thing,” 1969-1970 Pvt. Pfc. Co. D, Co. Dt. 19 0-1971 Sgt. S Sgt. Co. D, High Shooter Award, Best Drilled Co. 1971- 1972 Pvt. Co, B, Pvt, Co. Dt. 1972- 1973 Cpl. Sgt. Co. Dt. 3rd place national trick drill Competition, Marksmanship Award. 1973- 1974 2nd Lt. Co. Dt., Pvt. Co. A, Marksmanship Award, Track. Alejandro Taupier “Don’t judge a person by his looks, but give him a chance to prove himself.” 1973-1974 Pvt. Pfc. Co. B, Honor Roll, Soccer Team. Raymond Anthony Thompson “Ray Ray” “Col., I was only trying to help.” 1970- 1971 Pvt. Pfc. Co. Dt. 1971- 1972 CpI. Sgt. Co. Dt., Football, Lettermen's Club, Best Drilled Cadet. 1972- 1973 SFC MSG Co. Dt., Football, Lettermen's Club, NCO Club Secretary. 1973- 1974 2 Lt. 1 Lt. Co. Dt., Lettermen's Club, Cross Sabre Club, Ironmen's Club. William B. Wise III “Billy “Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until il is faced.” 1971- 1972 Pvt. Pfc. Co. A, JY Basketball, NCO Club. 1972- 1973 CpL Co. Staff, Sgt. S Sgt. Co. C, Varsity Football Manager, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track, Marksmanship Award, NCO Club, Library Staff. ’9'3-1974 2 Ll, 1 Lt. Co, B, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Cross Sabre Club, Vice Pres. Library Club, V. Ptts. District Library, Lettermen's Club. SENIORS 74 Kenny Richard Topps “Terrible T” “Man’s only prison is his mind; his only means escape is his imagination.” 1969- 1970 Pvt. Co. C, Bullring King, Best Drilled Co. 1970- 1971 Pvt. Pfc. CpI. Co. C., NCO Club. 1971- 1972 Sgt. S Sgt. SFC Co. A., NCO Club. Recruit Co. 1972- 1973 1 Sgt. Co. B., Library Club, NCO Club, Bugle Staff, CERO Staff, Lettermen's Club, Rifle Team, (Capt.), Best Drilled Co., Training Cadre. 1973- 1974 Capt. Co. B., Cross Sabre Club, Library Staff President, CERO Staff, Lettermen's Club, Bugle Staff, Ri- fle Team Capt., Training Cadre, Ray Coit Yarborough, Jr. “Jaeque” “Ignorance is man’s worst enemy.” 1970- 1971 Pvt. Pfc. Co. Bd. 1971- 1972 CpI. Sgt. Co. Bd., NCO Club, Track Team, Citizenship Award. 1972- 1973 SFC Msg Co. Bd. NCO Club, Citizenship Award, CERO Staff. 1973- 1974 Capt. Co. Bd., Cross Sabre Club, Honor Council, Library Staff, CERO Staff, Bugle Staff. James Edward Tebeau “Jimmy” “You only live once.” 1969- 1970 Pvt. Co, C.. Dt. 1970- 1971 Pvt. Pfc. Pvt. Co. A., NCO Club, Bugle Staff, Dt. 1971 1972 Pvt. Pfc. Pvt. Co. B 1972- 1973 Pvt. Pfc. Co. A, CpI. Co. Staff, Pvt. Co. A 1973- 1974 Pvt. CpI. Sfc. Co. A. William R. Walden “Randy” “The love of life Is merely for pleasure, The life of love is something to treasure. 1972- 1973 Pvt. Co., B 1973- 1974 Pvt. Pfe. CpI. Co. Dt., TV Staff. William Zarkadas “Zeke” “If you love something, set il free. If it comes back it will always be. If not it never was. IT CAME BACK!” 1972 1973 Pvt. Pfc. Co. B, Rifle Team, Expert Award, Citizenship Award, Superior Cadet Award, Rat of the Month, Lettermen's Club, Best Drilled Co. 1973-1974 SFC Msg Co, Staff, Color Guard, NCO Club, Ri- fle Team, Sharpshooter Award, Lettermen’s Club, Train- ing Cadre, Senior Class Treasurer, Life Guard, CERO Staff. 17 These pages are for Seniors to do their thing on. 18 19 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 1974 Greg Freeman Best Commissioned Officer Rick. Brigdon Best Non-commissioned Officer 20 Class Care—Danny Aharl 21 22 Biggest Bum—Bob Pete Most likely to succeed—Coil Yarborough Biggest Bullshooler—David Ouzts 24 Most Popular—Richard Deery Wittiest—David Barber Most Intellectual—Randy Brinson 25 Best All Around—Jim Rivers Most Athletic—Chip Smith 26 Most Talented—Billy Wise Biggest Glory Hunter—John Holladay Neatest—WiIliam Zarkadas Class Clown—Randy Walden 27 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT SPONSOR de Lacy Lawton Janie Tillotson VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY (ih i no Vidaurre Billy Chapms TREASURER Richard Walker JUNIORS Beaudry Chapman Chokos Crosby 29 JUNIORS Driggers M. Floyd Forio Glosser JUNIORS Griswold Harris R.E. 31 JUNIORS Lavne 32 Leitner mmm JUNIORS Lowery Lytle R,E. McAlhany Morris L.E, Myers Pagett 6 33 JUNIORS Rhodes Riverbark Smith H.B. Spooner 34 u JUNIORS Terry Vidaurre Walker R,D. Watson William J.E. Warth Wills Not pictured: Kirk Olliff 35 “Get your hands out of the money, Bourne” “Giggle, Giggle . . “No, I rested last night “Do they sell false teeth? 26 Coosawhatchie “Did I ever tell you about the time . . .” “Home Sweet Home” “Oh, My God; Zemp must be in there!” “Then Santa came down the chimney ...” 37 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President Kirk Brunson Sponsor NOT A VAIL ABLE Vice-President Ralph Driver Secretary L. R. Billon Treasurer Steve Williams 38 Bilton Bowden Broughton 39 SOPHOMORES Johnson G.S, J oh nston McConnell Miller Ford Hemmingway Hulsey 40 SOPHOMORES Moore J. Moorer Morris P.W. 41 SOPHOMORES Simmons Spears Webster Williams K.E. Yarn Winters Williams J.T. Williams S.A. 42 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS President Sponsor Cissie McCaray Thomas Timms Secretary Maurice Smith T reasurer Ricky Painter Vice-President John England 43 FRESHMEN Bloodworth Bourne Branton Bullard Buckner Burnett Bussonnais Chalmers Cramer Crockett FRESHMEN Grout Daniel W.T. Daniel D. Daring Doyle England Edwards Fetner Hall Havmans 45 raOMMBM FRESHMEN Hamilton R. House Hubbard Hudson Kelly Lowery Lytle R.D. McCartha McCaskill V „ J S' MeElwaney FRESHMEN Marvin Maurv Moore G.L. Pearce Painter Perry Philpot Player Rodgers Sabel 47 FRESHMEN SUB-FRESHMEN Hayes D. Palmer Smith G.Q Altman Costner Luke Parker Taylor M. Bash Ferrara McCawley Rourk Teal Benke Fikes McGuirt Scott Tranowski Boltin Fowler Morris P.H. Sellers Walker C. Clarke Franklin O’Neal Shuler Wallace Coker Gladney Outlaw Shumate Wiggins 49 MISS CARLISLE 1974 Maria De Lourdes Martinez Sponsor: Alex Taupier 1st Mary Ann Cantey Sponsor: Ricky Glosser 2nd Debi Snelling Sponsor: Billy Goldstein Runners Up Queen's Court Sylvia Thomas Sponsor: Billy Chapman Deborah Jones Sponsor: William Zarkadas Janie Tillotson Sponsor: Lacy Lawton Jayne Eubanks Sponsor: Hank Mixon Queen’s Court Mary Smith Sponsor: Greg Hutton Queen's Court Betty Brinson Sponsor: Mike Beaudry Mike Beaudry Asst. Editor Billy Chapman REBEL STAFF Editor Paul Forio Sponsor Jocelyn Harrison Advisor Cpt, Gerald Kelly Asst. Editor 58 1974 REBEL STAFF As editor of the 1974 Annual Staff, I proudly take this time out to thank my staff for a fine year of hard work. The new faces on our staff have proven to he dedicated cadets who have given their time and efforts to making this year’s “Rebel” one of the best yet. Nights of hard work, as well as humor, have filled us all this year. Now we proudly turn our product over to the cadets. We sincerely hope the Corps of Cadets enjoy the 1974 “Rebel”, and that we have inserted some of the memories into the “Rebel”, that will stay in the hearts of the cadets for a long time. Our appreciation goes to the faculty and the administration, who generously offered their cooperation. On behalf of the staff, I would like to wish our very best to the Class of 1974. I hope you all achieve your goal in life, and that you will remember us here at school, for it is inevitable that we will remember you. Above all things that you will have left behind; will be some things that you have said. Goodnight, Jim and Rick. Later— Paul Forio EDITOR .eft to Right: Bricker, Beaudry, Forio, Chapman, ngram. Stand.: Driver, Cpt. Kelly, Mixon, Vidaurre. BUGLE STAFF 1974 Editor—Hank Mixon Asst. Ed.—Lonnie Morris Features Ed.—Paul Forio Advisor—Cpt. James Watson Sponsor—Jayne Eubanks 60 We commend Cpt. Watson and his staff, for another year of fine reading enjoyment. With the arrival of each addition of the newspaper, all cadets are found reading it, and cutting articles and pictures out. (There is a little conceit in all of us!) Editor, Hank Mixon; and his co-editor, Lonnie Morris; have worked hard this year in order to present us with the best in campus journalism. They have done a fine job. Thank you, gentlemen. LIBRARY STAFF This year, Mrs. Rice and her staff redecorated the library—and moved her office, in order to allow another room filled with reading material for the Cadet Corps. The library staff has done a fine job in helping us to realize the importance and enjoyment of literature in our lives. Congratulations. Mrs. Caroline Rice—Advisor 62 Seated: Elkins, Topps, Wide, Deery. Stand,: Champion, Chapman, Bricker, House, Beaudry, Smith, Smith, HB; Mixon, England. CERO STAFF The Cero Staff has done a terrific job this year in decorating our “Ballroom”. Under the super- vision of Cpt. James Watson, the Cadets have been able to enjoy a year full of dancing and musical entertainment. This year was a “first” for Cpt. Watson and his crew, and through the cooperation of the administration, they manag- ed to add some “Canteen Parties” to our schedule. Thank you for all you have done, Gentlemen. Seated: Mixon, Watson, Rivers. Stand.: England, Morris, Topps, Forio. 63 LETTERMEN CLUB Kneel.: Hinely, Williams, J.; Harris, Salisbury, Mairs, Zarkadas, Parker, Bash, Griswold, Layne, Spooner, Glosser, Mixon, He! Smith, Cross, Grady, Crosby, Taylor. Stand.: Timms, Wise, Leitner, Hayes, England, Rivenbark. Ranging from Football to Drill Team, this group of men form the athletic club of cadets. Their skills are perfected on the gridiron, the basketball court, the rifle range, baseball diamond, the track field, and the drill field. Due to unknown complications, a great number of these outstanding cadets have been left out of this picture. We apologize to these men, and congratulate the entire group on their success in sports. 64 CHESS TEAM Advisor: Cpt. G. Kelly Left to Right: Ouzts, Barber, Bowden, Pete, Cpt. Kelly, Hurley, McCaskill, Walden. BIKE CLUB Sponsors: Mrs. Gloe Watson, Heather, and Christopher Advisor: Cpt. James Watson On Bikes: Deaver, Painter, Barber. Kneeling: Doyle, McCaskill, Hinely. Standing: Lowery, Webster, Cpt. Watson, Morris. LIFE GUARDS Kneel.: Mairs, Cross, Zarkadas. Stand.: Crosby, Mixon, Taylor. 66 CARLISLE MILITARY SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS Standing: Forio, Mixon, SFC Hill (Advisor), Driver, Salisbury. Sil- ting: Mairs (Asst. Head), Lawton (Head bus driver). 67 MILITARY % DRESS PARADES 70 71 .1) f COLOR GUARD Flag Bearers William Zarkadas Terry Taylor Guards David Hebert John England “Formation” “Drawing Rifles” “Do it, Commander!” “Don’t you think we should wait for the company?” “Right . . . er, I mean LEFT turn, . . . ” “Staff” Band’s all business! “Familiar Profile” TRAINING CADRE 1974 The Training Cadre is a select group of Cadets, chosen by the Senior Army Instructors, whose job it is to train the new cadets entering school each year. This year, the training cadre was composed of three platoons, with three squads in each platoon. The length of training period depends on how fast the new recruits can learn. It begins two days before the old boys arrive, and ends approximately six weeks later. This year, the Cadre was a success, as it has been since it started in 1956. On the second of September, the new boys were placed under the direction of the Cadre and the training period began. When the training period was finish- ed at the end of the six weeks, the new recruits were then assigned to their com- panies. The Rebel Staff gives great tribute to these men who gave their time to these new boys in order to help them learn their responsibilities and duties. Standing: Mairs, Rivers, Freeman, Topps. Kneeling: Zarkadas, Salisbury, Timms, Ford, Barber. Smith, HB; Taylor, Pagett, Williams, KE; Jordan, Player, Kelly, FIFTH YEARMEN 1969... 1970... 1971 ... 1972... 1973... —1974— Hank Mixon “Rich” Deery Wayne Elkins Tony Salisbury Chip Smith Kenny Topps Jimmy Tebeau David Mairs “Five years of blood, sweat, and tears . . M I COMPANIES s T A F F Company Sponsor Cinciy Maxwell Battalion Commander: LTC. Jim Rivers Executive Officer: Maj. Hank Mixon Adjutant: Cpt. Chip Smith lst Sgt.: MSG Paul Forio MSG’s: Brigdon, Zarkadas, Taylor, Floyd, Williams, KE. SFC: Bricker S SGT’s: Driver, England, Timms, Hebert, Player, Ingram SGT’s: Elkins, Kelly, Marvin CpL: Ford PFC’s: Polk, Poling, Daniel Battalion Commander Executive Officer Capt. Adjutant Etc. Jim Rivers Maj. Hank Mixon Cpt. Heyward Smith 80 Company Sponsor Maxine Hall Company Commander; Cpt. Ray Coit Yarborough Lt: 1st Lt. Quincy Hinely lst Sgt: Randy Brinson SFC’s: Beaudry, Glosser S SGT’s: Maddox, Warth, Smith, ME. SGT’s: Winters, Spooner CpPs.: Varn, Barber PFC’s; Williams, Walker, Smith, GQ., Rhodes, Perry, Morris, PW., Spears, Pearce, O’Neal. Ellerbe, Palmer, Johnson, GS, Pvt’s: Hutton, Crockett, Philpot, Shuler, McElwaney, Hunt, Goldstein. Company Commander Cpt. Coit Yarborough Platoon Leader Lt. Quincy Hinely Drum Major Pvt. Greg Hutton 82 R R I I S F H L E E R S Company Sponsor Eleanor Hightower Company Commander: Jim Grady Platoon Leader: 2nd Lt. Wilbur Cross lst Sgl.: Richard Walker SFC’s: Williams, J., Harris S Sgt’s: Williams, S., Painter Sgt’s: Olliff, Thompson, Chokas, Arnette CpI’s: Salisbury, Gillam PFC’s: Outlaw, Smith, D., Morris, PA., Tsalichis Pvt’s: Walden, Moorer, Johnson, P., Hubbard Company Commander Platoon Leader 84 1st Lt. Jim Grady 2nd Lt. Wayne Cross Richard Walker Company Sponsors Derlie Sabra Pettus Company Commander: Cpl. Greg Freeman Platoon Leaders: 1st Lt. Richard Deery, 2nd Lt. Bruno Baldeon lst Sgl.; Kenny Roberts SFC: Pete Sgt.: MeAlhaney, Morris, L., Chalmers, Bullard, Driggers, J., Lawton CpPs: Deaver, Miller, Tebeau, Webster PKC’s: Jackson, Wills, Myers, Elvington, Evans, Hall, Broughton, Johnston Pvt’s: McConnell, Lanier, Daring, Leitner, Catoe, Doyle, Hulsey, Lowery, Stidham, Brooker Sewell, Rogers, Layne, Champion, Dunham, Gangorosa, Ouzls, Hayes, EL., Holladay, Watson Pcllilier, Driggers, M., Livingston, Smith, CB,, Gurganious Company Commander Platoon Leader Platoon Leader Cpt. Greg Freeman 1st Lt. Richard Deery 2nd Lt. Bruno Baldeon 86 Company Commander: Cpl, Kenny Topps Platoon Leaders: 1st Lts; Billy Wise and Billy Chapman lsl Sgl.: Charles Hodge SFC’b: Hurley, Pagett Sgl’s: Hays, C., House, Rivenbark Cpl: Bowden PFC’s: Ahart, Allman, Bash, Billon, Bussonais, Dundorf, Fitz-Patrick, Fowler, Garcia, Haymans, Juel, Lowery, Reynolds, Taupier, Terry, Tranowski Pvt’s: Andrews, Bean, Benke, Bloodworth, Bourne, Branton, Brunson, Cramer, Crosby, Daniels, Fetner, Hartline, Lytle, RE., McClary, Maury, Moore, GL., Moore, RC., Nicholson, Parnell, Renken, Rahn, Sabel, Sears, Sirline Company Sponsor Mrs. Lattie Topps Company Commander PlaLoon Leader Platoon Leader 88 Cpl, Kenny Topps 1st Lt. Billy Wise 1st Lt. Billy Chapman Company Commander: Dave Mairs Platoon Leader: 1st Lt. Chino Vidaurre lsl Sgt.; Howard Smith SKC: Griswold SGT’s: Lail, Hamilton PFC’s: Wallace, Taylor, M., Ratley, Terrance, Crout, Burnett, Gladney, Wiggins, Xanthakis, Parker, Costner Pvl’s: Teal, Boltin, Clarke, Buckner, Fetner, Muckenfuss, Hayes, DR., McCawley, Edwards, Scott, Sellers, Coker, Moore, Rourk, Ferrara, Combs, Franklin, Duane, Jordan, McGuirt, Bender, Fikes, Luke, McCaskill, Shumate, Lytle, Rennce Company Commander Platoon Leader 1st Sergeant 90 Cpt. David Mairs 1st Lt. Chino Vidaurre Howard Smith “Alumni Brothers’ “Brothers, again Hi!” “Time out” “I’d like to make a long distance call . “Oh, hi Major” “Hams” “Shark' Have you seen my pizza” “Bourbon and water, please.” “Contemplating” “Ace junior” “Wanna buy a picture?” 95 1974 VARSITY FOOTBALL Team Captains—« Jim Murray Cliff Hayes Kenny Roberts Chip Smith Coaches Head Coach— Pete “Greek”Manos Assistant Coaches Ron “Fly McLaughlin “Knoeky” Nee Inabinett 98 GOLDEN CYCLONES—1974 First Row: Murray, Wise, Deery, Roberts, Mixon, Smith C., Third Row: Hall, Daring, McCartha, Crout, Reynolds, Wills, Evans, Jackson. Second Row: Leilner, Hinelv, Tsalichis, Layne, W alker R., Spooner. Fourth Row: Xanlhakis, W alker C., Bash, Myers, Glosser, Griswald, Vidaurre, Chapman, Hayes C., Olliff. Barker, Rhodes. The field is a large one. At a specific time, eleven men run out from each side of the gridiron to form 22 raging athletes attempting to excel in their field of physical contact. These men sweat and bleed to earn our school the proud name of “The Golden Cyclones ’ Off the field, these athletes carry on cadet life in hopes for a better season in the coming year. And we are all sure — “our day will come”. On behalf of the Rebel Staff, I would like to present my admiration to our fine coaches: Greek, Knocky, and fly, for their endless concern and dedication to form a winning ball team. Also, we would like to give our thanks to each and every member who strained through the season in order to make our ball club a fine, fearless, team of dedicated athletes. 99 Specialty Team: Walker C., Grout, Parker, Glosser, Tsalichis, Walker R., Hall, Wills. Offense—First Row: Evans, Jackson, Hinely, Vidaurre, Myers, Griswald, McCartha, Wise. Second Row: Murray, Hayes C., Leitner. Defense—First Row: Smith C., Decry, Layne, Roberts, Daring. Se- cond Row: Chapman, Mixon, Spooner, Olliff, Bash. 100 VARSITY BASKETBALL Head Coach Team Captains 102 Left to Right: (Manager, Wills) Spooner, Evans, Zarkadas, Elvington, Chapman, Smith, Wise, (Manager, Parker). 103 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL 73-74 Coach Ron McLaughlin 104 Left to Right: Juel, Brinson, Myers, Glosser, Crout, Walker, Spears, Bash, Broughton, Reynolds. 105 CARLISLE BASEBALL 1974 Kneeling: Cpt. Baxter, Daniels, W.; Leitner, Moore, Lail, Chapman, Smith, CH; Brigdon (Captain), Morris, Driggers, Crosby, Crout, Winters. Standing: Hays, E.; Sellers, Shuler, Daume, Bash, Deery, Roberts, Murray, Ahart, Evans, Sears, McCawley, Ford. 106 TRACK Coach—Pete Manos Captains—Billy Wise, Ray Thomp- son Kneeling: Dundorf, Hodge, Chalmers, Thompson, England, Philpot. Stand,: Bourne, House, Wise, Lowery, Andrews, Glosser, Wills. 107 Kneeling: Dundorf, Timms, Rivenbark, Taylor, Smith. Stand.: SFC Ruppe, Crosby, Hebert, Zarkadas, Topps, Mad- dox, Bullard, Forio. 109 WEIGHT TEAM First Row: Thompson RA, Hodge, Bowden, Hinely, Hayes C., Wills. Second Row: Grady, Jackson, Bash, Griswald, Chalmers, Roberts, Warth. Third Row: Williams K., Walker, House, Lytle, Walker C., Tebeau, Driggers J., Daniel D., Morris L., Perry, Williams JT., Coach McLaughlin. GOLF TEAM 110 Goodwin, Hinely, Driggers M., Driver, Yarborough, Broughton, Zarkadas, Wallace. MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS 111 HONOR COUNCIL Advisor: Cpt. Phillip Suiting. Seated: Mairs, Freeman, Mixon, Rivers, Smith, Topps, Yarborough. It gives the Rebel Staff great pride in honoring this group of young men. These men are the members of the judicial administration here at Carlisle. Under the supervision of Commander Sullins, these young men hear castes of military misconduct and unbecoming conduct of the cadets. This year, we have had to call on this group only twice, and both times, these men have shown great amounts of concern for the upholding of rules. Thank you, men. 112 CROSS SABRE CLUB The Crass Sabre Club is the group of men who have shown military Leadership in such a manner that they hold the rank of lieutenant and higher. This year, the club consisted of seven Lt.’s, five Captains, the Major, and the LTC; Battalion Commander. The men have their own private shack or “clubhouse”, which is located here on campus. Dues are paid in order to remain in the club, and cookouts are held often. Seated: Mairs, Freeman, Mixon, Rivers, Smith, Topps, Yarborough. Standing: Vidaurre, Deery, Wise, Chapman, Cross, Hinely, Grady. 113 NON- COMMISSIONED OFFICERS’ CLUB Advisor Cpt. Phillip Sullins President MSG William Zarkadas Sponsor Miss Deborah Jones 114 Sitting: Cpt. Sullins, Zarkadas, Taylor, England, Hodge, Williams, KE; Hebert. Kneeling: Timms, Beaudry, Player, Morris, LE; Driggers, Pete, Driver. Standing: Morris, PW; Wiggins, Daniel, Williams, JT; Tsalichis, Bowden, Smith, DN; Dundorf, Arnette, House, Spooner, Barber, Ford, Johnson, G; Perry, Palmer, Xanthakis, Costner. RISHER RIFLES Among the companies in the hattallion at Carlisle there is a unique company which consists of the best drilled men in the hattallion. These men strive to perfect their skills in trick drill. Each day, they march to their drill area, and practice their movements, in the hopes of winning in State and National Competition, Last year, the Risher Rifles placed third in the Nation in platoon drill, and placed third in squad drill. This year we look forward to even better accomplishments in Washington. As for local competition, these men have stunned their competitors on the floor, and brought back many trophies for our library. Under the outstanding supervision of Command Sergeant Major John Murray, and the fine leadership of Lt. Jim Grady, these men have proven their talents in trick drill competition. The 1974 Rebel Staff proudly commends each individual for his effort and time put forth to make Carlisle the well known and outstanding school it is. Thank you, men. IN MEMORIUM AND DEDICATION Last year, nil April twenty-eighth, Carlisle Military School Inst our President; Col. James Franklin Risher. The late Col. Risher was horn in Hampton Counts on November 26, 1889. Coining from French and English ancestry, he was horn and raised hy Julius Rhetl Risher and Susie M. Youmans Risher. He attended puIdic schools of South Carolina; was awarded the II.S. degree from The Citadel in 191 1; ami the honorary CL.I), degree Irom Atlanta School ol Law in 1951). In 1915, he was married to Ida Flla McTeer of Walterboro, who died in 1919. His second marriage was in 1926, to Emma Jane Yarn of Khrhardl. His children hy this marriage are William Rhett, Marv, Fanning Parsons, and Eugene Y arn. In 1924, he became affiliated with Carlisle Military School, serving in the capacity of Headmaster until 1958 when he was appointed to the position of President of our Institution as well as that of Camden Military Academy. He has served as.a member ol the hoard of trustees of Columbia College: member of the Hoard of Y isitors of the Citadel; and member of the hoard of Education of Colleton and Bamberg Counties. Fraternally he was Grand Master of Masons from 1948 to 1950; District Governor of Cions International; and belonged also to the Nights of Pvthies. From 1913 to 1914 he served on active duty as a Second Lieutenant with Company K, Third South Carolina Infantry; and in 1918 was speaker in the Liberty Rond Campaigns. The Rebel Staff presents its late but official and duly owed sorrow and sy mpathy to “the Col. V’ family, especially Col. William R. Risher,our Head master, and Mrs. Emma Risher who both play such a strong part in our lives at Carlisle. 1974 SENIOR CLASS First Row: Dundorf, Salisbury, Elvington, Smith, DN; Murray, A hart, Hurley, Wise, Maddox, Mixon, Zarkadas, Smith, CH; Brigdom, Baldeon, Yarborough, Arnette, Garcia, Cross, Ouzts. Se- cond Row: Freeman, Evans, Rivers, Deery, Topps, Brinson, Ingram, Pete, Tebeati, Hays, E.; Hutton, Thompson, Jackson, Walden, Gillam, Hebert, Deaver, Mairs, Taupier, B richer. 120 t SENIOR LAST WILL AND TEST. I, Bill Arnette, being of insane mind but sound body hereby will to Billy Ingram a new, chrome plated, pearl handled revolver, and the Drill Team of “75” the best of luck. I, Bruno Baldeon, will to all of my friends a true and happy future, to the faculty officers the best of health, to Capt. Watson, my long lasting friendship, and to Major Zemp my Lt. button which he wanted so bad. I, John Bricker, being of sound mind and body do hereby leave to Polk, the infirmary, to Ford, another two years of “Col. Thompson wants you”, to Mrs. Boyd, Polk and a quiet sick call, and to “Grik” the ability to make academic next year, and to the South . . . Good by? I, Rick Brigdon, being of sound body but of unstable mind; do hereby leave to Paul Forio—“Shortstuff” (in good hands), to Roache—the ability to hold the armory down; and DeLacy Lawton—another year of Carlisle. I, Randy Brinson, being of sound mind and body to hereby bequeath the following; to Beaudry, the ability to pass Algebra II, to Driver, the laundry, to Bonehead, the NRA, and to Hinely, the Band. I, Carol Deaver, do hereby will to Jamie, freedom, to Lowery C., Holly Hill and Columbia in “75”, to Brunson, his funny words and ugly faces, Ha, Freedom to us all, I, Tom Dundorf, will to my friend Capt. Topps, the ability to speak Spanish and to quit running his mouth like a faucet, to Capt. Manos, Col, Martin, and Col, Patton, my best wishes forever, to my friend Paul Forio, a commission next year and another year with the rifle team, to my Latin American friends my best wishes for a future full of luck, to B Co., a year full of fun and my best wishes for Sgt. Ruppe and the Rifle Team. Adios Amigos . . . and Good by. I, Wayne Elkins, hereby leave Col. Risher the use of the black whammy, Hodge, a Capt., to Cliff Hayes the Lt. I once had, to Boltin, the Sgt. I have now, and to Col. Thompson, a grateful thank-you. I, Jamie Elvington, will my jumping ability to Chink, my class colors to Lonnie, and a great future to Coach Inabinett in his basketball coaching. I, Nicky Evans, being of sound mind and body, will to Parker, Lowery, and Brunson another goodone at CMS. To Murray, I leave a dime to call me long distance, and to the class of “75”, the raving beauties of Bamberg, and a better year to Col. Risher next year. I, Gregory Paul Freeman, being of sound mind and body, will to DeLacy, Paul, and Turtle a quantity of “Coosawhatchie Gold,” to be disposed of as they see fit, and to the Terra Firma of Ft. Jackson I will 320 gallons of my perspiration. I, Cam Gillam, being perfectly insane and having various figments of imagination while being contained in a 6 by 6 white padded cell with ... hereby leave Jimmy Grady a green shirt to clash with his redneck and a lifetime supply of face make-up (preferably Clearasil), Mad Dog a supply of yummies, Ricky Painter, a half gallon, Chokos, a set of false teeth, and the Greek (Tsalichis) nothing. I, Ed Hays, will to Skip Driggers another year at Carlisle, to Sergeant Major Murray, good luck with next year’s drill team, to Butch Hartline, another year with rabbit, and last of all good luck to the class of “74”. I, David Hebert, of sound and partly stable mind hereby will Polk my used Dog Sled, Roach, my Beartraps, Timms, a case of hand grenades, and last, but not least, my roommate Ingram a new stable. I, John Holliday, I think, leave to Reynolds, Juel, and Myers another high time on the basketball team, to Gangerosa and Gurganeous the mighty bong, and to Zemp, Manos, Kelly, and Watson . . . (Censored, PEF). I, Scott Hurley, being of sound mind and body hereby leave 2 milkbones to FitzPatrick, and his crusty black wallet on an athletic supporter. I, William Ingram, will to Smith HB a commission, to McCartha my “Red” neck, to Chip my Johnny Cash album, and to everyone else a quick goodby. I, Scott Jackson, leave Teal my PFC, to Olliff and Stephens better years at Carlisle, to Crosby, my Pool Cue, and success to Hayes and Peanuts as they leave this great school. I, Dave Maddox, being of sound mind and body, leave my good looks and character to Mike Beaudry, my last cigarette to Paul Forio, my record on the rifle team to Terry Taylor, and the band of 75 lots of patience. 121 SENIOR LAST WILL I, David Mairs, hereby will Chapman ten little chinkadinks, Nancy the ability to get one of her beautiful poems published, Chino the ability of slackness as a Captain, and also Teresa Jones. I, Hank Mixon, being of sound mind and body hereby do will Cliff Hayes my luck in the Hanahan game next year, to Billy Chapman my position in Football, to Lonnie Morris all the dreams of having a good looking girl like mine, to “Bonehead” Spooner all my dirty socks and another year of early football, to Col. Thompson a picture of me so that he can remember me, to Major Zemp, a 10 pound bag of bird seed, and to the class of 1975 and to all underclassmen, GOOD LUCK. I, James Murray, will to Cliff Hayes a job Q.B. the Carlisle Football Team, and my shoes to K.B., long hair, and a gra, and to Chink and Chino a wonderful life with Sylvia and Theresa. I, David Ouzts, will to my roommate another year at Carlisle and a nickel, to the class of 75 a graduation. I, Jim Rivers, will to Griswald all the popcorn that is popped in school, to Forio I leave my shelves, to the Ltc. the ability to tell people to mind their own business. I, Kenneth Roberts, of very high mind and body, do leave to Lawton my ability to drink wine and all the hap- piness in the world to Ron McLaughlin, my good friend. I, George Anthony Salisbury, being of sound mind and body do hereby will Ronnie Miller the ability to get along with “Major Zemp”, to LR Bilton, the ability to fulfill his imagination, to Jim Grady a stereo, and to all underclassmen, “lots of luck”. I, Chip Smith, hereby will to Cliff Hayes my football jersey, to Chink, “my brother” the basketball team, to Ricky Brigdon a life time “high”, to Jim Rivers a year prescription of “Chopper” magazine, to Waddy a scholarship to B. F. U.! I also will to knocky-Knee the ability to cut someone down, to Pete Manos a photo of “Frank Cannon”, to Paul “Wop” Forio my last cigarette and match. I, David E. Smith, being of sound body and crooked nose leave to Grady, a “Piece of the Rock” and to CSM Murray another deadeye for the D. T. next year, to Ray Thompson the ability to drill as well as I, to Kirk Olliff, the ability to streak, and to the Greek “Tsalichis” . . . nothing. I, Alex Taupier leave to my friends Carlos Garcia and Tom Dundorf el amor de Dias, to Stephen Pagett all my Piojos, to Major Zemp my skills as a teacher, to Capt. Kelly my ability to pronounce the R's in French, to Sgt. Hill, many future army volunteers, to Capt. Sullins many friends, to Waddy Thompson, thanks for the favors, to Col. Risher, thanks for my graduating this year, to Carlisle, many more years of existence. I, Jimmy Tebeau, being of sound mind and body do hereby will to Skip, a “fifth”, James Willie, 1 more year, and to Daddy Rabbit, a water-pipe. I, Ray Thompson, of sound mind and perfect body, do will Billy Tsalichis, the ability not to forget, Olliff, my ability to yell, Chokos my ability to kick with lightning speed, and Bruce Lee my ability to master karate and Kung-Fu. I, Kenny Topps, will to Tom Dundorf my best wishes in the future and Sandria, Rufus my seat at the table, to my nephew the ability to shine shoes, to B Company another great captain like ME, to my X-Roommate, Ricky Bash, another year with the Hog, and the longest of friendships, and to Timms a better year on the rifle team. 1, W ino Walden being of cracked mind and a warped body leave Jimmy Grady, the Jolly Green Giants chest, to Steve Williams a Yo-Yo and to Jan a B-B gun and to Sergeant Major a flea collar and to greek, nothing. I, Billy Wise, will to Hodge a little patience, to Danny Juel and Johnny Reynolds my incredible charm, and Chink all the interviews with the president. I, Ray Coil Yarborough, being of sound body and mind, I guess; leave my good looks, a gold star, and my “to be” world known scuba diving ability to Mike Beaudry, the band one one more year of this place to Hinely, and to all that come back next year; GOOD LUCK! I, William Zarkadas, being of sound mind and body will to Terry Taylor the famous “Lucifer”, and the rifle team, and to Morris PW, the ability to find a fiancee like I have. 122 SENIOR DIRECTORY Bruno Baldeon 50-11 96th St. Corona Queens New York 11368 David Clayton Barber 320 E. 54th Street Savannah, Georgia 31405 John Bricker 66 Benita Avenue Youngstown, Ohio 44505 Richard Allen Brigdon 4th Street Ext. Rincon, Georgia Randy Brinson 5036 Jammes Road Jacksonville, Fla. 32210 Carol Ashley Deaver Rt. 1 Box 130 Monticello Rd. Columbia, S.C. 29203 Wayne Elkins Otrawto Club 6 Charleston Hgts., S.C. 29405 Nicky Evans 415 East 62nd Street Savannah, Georgia 31405 Greg Freeman Gregorie Neck Plantation Coosawhatchie, S.C. 29112 Richard Russell Deery 39 Colletin Drive Charleston, S.C. 29407 James Elvington P.O. Box 612 Walnut Street Lake View, S.C. 29563 John Holladay 416 Old Saybrook Drive Columbia, S.C. Gregory W. Hutton P.O. Box 155 Savannah Beach, Ga. 31320 William E. Ingram P.O. Box 4459 Burton, S.C. 29902 Scott C. Hurley 2302 Mitchell Place Jacksonville Fla. Scott Jackson 3667 Winbrooke Lane Tucker, Georgia 30084 David Oliver Maddox 323 Bellefonte Princess Rd. Ashland, Ky. 41101 Henry Murray Mixon III 507 McCants Drive Mt. Pleasant, S.C. David Ouzts 2087 Spring Creek Rd. Decatur, Ga. Robert James Pete 3670 N. W. 80th Avenue Coral Springs, Fla. James Albert Rivers 426 Sheffield Circle Augusta, Georgia 30904 George Anthony Salisbury Rt. 2 Box 205-B Holly Hill, S. C. Clinch Heyward Smith 502 East Main Street Monck Corner, S. C. David N. Smith 415 Arrowwood Rd. Columbia, S. C. Ray Thompson Route 2, Box 323 Moncks Corner, S. C. 29461 Kenneth Topps Rt. 1 Olar, S. C. William B. Wise III 13215 Largo Drive Savannah, Ga. 31406 Ray Coit Yarborough Route 1 Timmonsville, S.C. 29161 William Zarkadas P. O. Box 226 Rincon, Georgia 123 Compliments of South Carolina National Bank Main Street Class of “1974” Bamberg, S.C. 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MOORE SONS 50th year of serving you Bamberg, S.C. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATION Home owned by James T. Birch • CHRISTMAS TOYS • AUTO ACCESSORIES • SPORTING GOODS • FISHING TACKLE • WIZARD TOOLS • ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Main St. Bamberg South Carolina Compliments of Ray Thompson Billy Tsalichas “The Studly Brothers” 127 Peggy’s Market Compliments of • Fresh Fruits • Vegetables • Beer PALMETTO • Wine • Groceries FENCE 301 South Main Street Bamberg • Congratulates the Seniors of the Class of “74” Compliments of PADGETT’S DRIVE IN PHARMACY REXALL STORE 601 North St. Bamberg, S. C. Grey Line Water Tours Charleston, S.C. Congratulates the Class of “74” 128 UTICA TOOL CO. MECHANIC HAND TOOLS Orangeburg, S. C. Congratulates the Class of “74” 129 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS From the 1974 REBEL STAFF Paul Forio Mike Beaudry ACE “Chink” Chapman John Bricker Ralph Driver Mickey Lail Jim Murray Billy Ingram 130 $ i uter ’ col loci idle press, inc.