Carlisle Military School - Rebel Yearbook (Bamberg, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1975 volume:

No matter where you are, Or who you are; The sun will always shine. No matter how unkind, The words will always rhyme. People you know today; Some will drift away . . . Some will hang around. No matter how it’s found, “The End” can bring you down. The friendship that you’ve known; The friendship that you’ve shown. The times you laughed or cried. No matter how much the pride — Leaving it hurts inside. REBEL 1975 Carlisle Military School Bamberg, South Carolina A A Table of Contents Page Topic 1 ................................Theme 6 ...............Chain of Command 7 .......................... Faculty 9................................Senior Picture 10 ...............Senior Class Officers 11 ..............................Senior Class 26..........................Superlatives 30............................. .Junior Class 34.............................Sophomore Class 38..................... Freshman Class 42 ............Sub-Freshman Classes 43 ...........................Make-Ups 44 .................................Miss Carlisle 43.............Clubs and Organizations 53............................ Military 66.............................Companies 68.................................Staff 70..................................Band 72 ......................Risher Rifles 74.........................A Company 76.............................B Company 73 -.....................C Company 80................................Sports 92 . . ..........Military Organizations 96...............Risher Rifles Dedication 98 Rebel Dedication 100................................. Will 102 Advertising 2 Chain of Command Headmaster Col. William R. Risher Commandant of Cadets Ltc. Waddy Thompson 6 LTC Carl Stoller CPT. Walter Tiedeman CRT. Pete Manos 1975 Faculty MAJ. Jack Steadman CPT. James Watson CPT. Dean Delk MAJ. Sidney Zemp CPT. William Swan 7 CPT. James Olafson CSM. John Murray SFC. Howard Hill SFC. Jerry Vaughn Mrs. Bonnie Martin Mr. William Blume 1975 Faculty Mrs. Alma Walter Mrs. Linda Ott Mrs. Jeanette Blume Mr. Pop Gentry Mrs. Betty Boyd, RN 8 Mrs. Caroline Rice Senior Class Officers PRESIDENT SPONSOR Chino Vidaurre Teresa Jones VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER 10 Walter Wills H. B Smith Rock Griswold Seniors 75 MICHAEL A. BEAUDRY Life is but a trifle in time, so live your life the way you want to live it. 72- 73 PVT, PFC Co. Band; Golf Team; Football Team. 73- 74 CPL, SGT, SSGT, SFC Co. Band; Rebel Staff; Sec- tion Leader; Library Club; Golf Team. 74- 75 2LT Co. Band; Section Leader; Library Club; Editor of Rebel 1 975; Golf Team; Flying Team. TOD K. BEASLEY “Snod” Life at Carlisle is only temporary, but memories last for- ever. 73- 74 PVT Co. A. 74- 75 PFC, CPL, SSGT Co. DT., NCO Club. 11 Seniors ’ JAMES JEFFREY CHOKOS “Nigger” A place in your memory is all I claim, to pause, then turn back when you hear my name. 71- 72 PVT, PFC Co. DT; Markmanship Award. 72- 73 PVT Co. DT; Sharpshooter Award; Freshman Class Treas.; Squad Member. 73- 74 PVT, PFC, CPL, 5GT Co. DT; Marksmanship Award; Letterman’s Club; Most Valuable Team Member Award; Individual Drill Award; Member — First Place National Drill Team; Squad Member. 74- 75 2LT, 1 LT Co. DT; Letterman’s Club; Cross Sabre Club; Marksmanship Award; Lynchburg Award; Squad Member. WILLIAM THOMAS MICHAEL CHAPMAN “Chink” Great souls have wills. Feeble ones have only wishes. 70- 71 PVT Co. A; PFC Co. A. 71- 72 CPL Co. A; SGT Co. C; SFC Co. D; Freshman of the Month; Baseball; J.V. Basketball; Citizenship Medal; Lef- terman's Club; Gold Star; Minute Man Award. 72- 73 MSGT Co. Staff; Most Improved — Basketball; Cit- izenship Medal; Gold Star; Markmanship Medal; Varsity Basketball; Baseball; Football Mgr.; Library Staff; Annual Staff; Letterman's Club; Sophomore of the Month; Color Guard. 73- 74 2LT Co. C; 1 LT Co. B; Varsity Football; Capt., Var- sity Baseball, Basketball; Library Staff; Bugle Staff; Annual Staff; C.O. Club; Best Drilled Co.; Junior of the Month. 74- 75 CAPT Co. B; 5th Yearman; Bugle Staff; Vice Presi- dent Library Staff; C.O. Club; Senior Superlative; Senior of the Month; Honor Council. 12 JERRY WAYNE CROSBY 71 -72 PVT Co. D; Golf Team. 72- 73 CPL, SGT Co. C; Baseball; Golf Team. 73- 74 SFC Co. B; Baseball; Library Staff; Letterman’s Club; NCO Club 74- 75 MSG Staff; Football; Baseball. JAMES T. DRIGGERS “Skip” It's better to raise “HELL” Than to lower “HEAVEN.” 72- 73 PVT Co. Band. 73- 74 PFC, CPL, SGT Co. A. 74- 75 LT Co. A; All Sports. 13 Seniors 75 RICHARD DONALD GLOSSER “Ricky” The end is yet tomorrow yet tomorrow never comes. 72- 73 PVT, PFC, Co. Band; Varsity Football; Junior Var- sity Basketball; NCO Club; Spring Football. 73- 74 SSGT, SFC, Co. Band; Varsity Football; Junior Var- sity Basketball; Track; Letterman’s Club; NCO Club; Mark- smanship Medal; Spring Football. 74- 75 1SGT, Co. Band; Varsity Football; Baseball; Letter- man's Club; NCO Club; Treasurer — Library Club; Bass Section Leader; Bugle Staff; Annual Staff; Gold Star. PAUL EDGAR FORIO “Wop” What Fools th ese Mortals Be. 71- 72 PVT Co. C; PFC Risher Rifles; Rat of the Month; Gold Star; Marksmanship Medal; NCO Club. 72- 73 PFC Co. B, Risher Rifles; SGT Co. B; Color Com- pany; Gold Star; Soph. Class Officer; Editor — the Rebel; Features Editor — the Bugle; Soph, of Month; Varsity Football; Bugle Staff Medal; Mail Orderly. 73- 74 SFC, MSG, Batt. Staff; Editor — the Rebel, Fea- tures Editor — the Bugle; CERO Staff; Asst. Bus Driver; Gold Stars; Marksmanship Medal; VFW Award; DAR Award; Citizenship Medaf; Superior Cadet (Mil. 3) Medal; Scholarship Medal; Training Cadre; Editor's Medal; Jr. of the Month; Rifle Team; Lettermen’s Club. 74- 75 LTC Staff; Cadet Advisor to Rebel; Asst, Ed. — Bugle; Head Bus Driver; CERO Staff; Training Cadre; Pres, of Honor Council; Cross Sabre Club; Parachuting Club; Senior Superlative. 14 Seniors 75 JAMES D. GRADY “Jimmy” To the best and only thing I want. . .Eleanor, 70- 71 PVT, PFC, Co. DT; Gold Star; Scholarship Medal; Marksmanship Medal; Sub-Fresh, of Month; Vice-Presi- dent. 71- 72 CPL, SGT, Co. DT; Gold Star; Scholarship Medal; Marksmanship Medal; Freshman of Month; NCO Club; Rebel Staff Photographer. 72- 73 SSGT, SFC, DT; Gold Star; Marksmanship Medal; Soph, of Month; NCO Club. 73- 74 MSGT, 2LT, 1LT Co. DT; Risher Rifles Commander; Gold Star; Jr. of Month; Marksmanship Medal; Cross Sabre Club; Letterman’s Club; Ironmens’ Club. 74- 75 1 LT Co. A; Var. Football; Marksmanship Medal; Cross Sabre Club; Letterman’s Club. RANDOLPH ROCK GRISWOLD “Rock” God save me from my friends. I can protect myself from my enemies. 70- 71 PVT Co. B; PFC Co. B; NCO Club. 71- 72 CPL, SGT, PVT, Co. C; Baseball; Letterman’s Club; Marksmanship Medal; NCO Club. 72- 73 SFC, PVT, Co. C; Spring Football; Training Cadre; Marksmanship Medal; NCO Club. 73- 74 SGT, SFC, Co. C; Varsity Football; Marksmanship Medal; NCO Club. 74- 75 2LT, 1 LT, Adjutant, Co. Staff; Cross Sabre Club; Varsity Football; Baseball; Marksmanship Medal; Fifth Yearman; Senior Class Treasurer; Senior Superlative; Golf Team; Bus Driver. 15 RONALD E. HARRIS “Lurch” JAMES EDWART HARTLINE “Swampnigger” 71 Co. B PVT, PFC. 71 -72 Co, B PFC, SGT, PVT; Marksmanship Medal. 72- 73 Co. B PVT, PFC, CPL, PVT; Sharpshooter; Color Company. 73- 74 Co. B PVT, CPL, SGT; Color Company 74- 75 Co. B SGT, SFC; Co. A 1 SGT; Sharpshooter. And I laugh to myself at all of the men and women who never conceived of us billion dollar babies. 71- 72 PVT, PFC, Co. A; J.V. Softball; NCO Club; Sub- Freshman Class Vice-President. 72- 73 CPL, Co. Staff; SGT, Co. A; SGT, SSGT, Co. Drill Team; Freshman Class Vice-President; NCO Club. 73- 74 SSGT, SFC, Co. Drill Team; NCO Club; Letterman’s Club; 6th Place I.D.R. — Washington, D.C.; Member of 1 st Place National Drill Team. 74- 75 1SGT, Co. Drill Team; NCO Club; Letterman’s Club; Parachute Club; Lynchburg Award; Senior Superla- tive (Best NCO). 16 CLIFFORD CARRINGTON HAYES “Cat” I don’t know how to express my feelings. 73 PVT Co. B. 73- 74 PVT Co. B; PFC, SGT, Co. B; Capt. Football Team; Lifeguard; Letterman’s Club; IronMan Club; Junior of the Month; Best Drilled Company. 74- 75 1SGT Co. A; 2LT Co. Staff, Co. B; Capt. Football; Library Staff; Letterman’s Club; Cross Sabre Club. JAMES W. HINELY “Quincy” Everything we love deeply becomes part of us. 70- 71 PVT, PFC, Co. Bd; J.V. Football; NCO Club. 71- 72 CPL, SGT, Co. Bd; J.V. Football; NCO Club; Bike Club. 72- 73 SSGT, SFC, Co, Bd; Varsity Football; Baseball; NCO Club; Bike Club; Cross Sabre Club; Woodwind Sec- tion Leader. 74-75 CAPT Co. Bd; Football; Baseball; Golf Team; Cross Sabre Club; Bike Club; Honor Council; Senior of the Month; Woodwind Section Leader; Drum Major,- Senior Superlative; 5th Yearman. 7 CHARLES EDGAR HODGE “Hog” SCOn CAMERON HURLEY “Woodly” I thought last year was it, I know this year is. 72- 73 PVT, PFC Co. B; Football Mgr.; Chess Team; Color Co.; Marksmanship Medal; K.P. 73- 74 CPL, $FC Co. B; Color Co.; Chess Team; K.P. Senior; NCO Club; Supply SGT; T.V. Staff; Marksman- ship Medal; Graduate. 74- 75 PVT, 1 SGT Co. A; Msg. Bn. St.; Infirmary Orderly; NCO Club; Marksmanship Medal PG, One’s real life is so often the life that one does not lead. 70- 71 PVT, PFC, PVT Co. C; Color Co.; Bullring King; Rat of the Month; T.V. Staff. 71- 72 PVT, PFC, CPL, PVT Co. C; NCO Club; Football; Track; Bugle Staff; Mail Orderly. 72- 73 SGT, SSGT Co. C; Color Co.; Track; NCO Club; Co. Clerk; Bugle Staff; T.V. Staff. 73- 74 SFC, 1 SGT Co. B; Color Co.; Junior of the Month; T.V. Staff; Lifeguard; K.P. 74- 75 CAPT Co. A; Cross Sabre Club; Honor Council; Fifth Yearman; T.V. Staff; Bugle Staff; Weight Lifting Team; Lifeguard; Track; Color Co.; Marksmanship Award; Cero Staff. 18 PERCY M. JOHNSON ‘Keep on truckin'.” 72- 73 PVT Co. B. 73- 74 PFC Drill Team; NCO Club. 74- 75 CPL Drill Team. MICHAEL DENNIS LAIL Skeleton” Good sense makes a man slow to anger. 72- 73 Co. C., PVT; JV Basketball; Baseball. 73- 74 Co. Staff CPL; SGT Co. C; Annual Staff; Lifeguard; Baseball. 74- 75 CPL Co. A; SGT; Football; Baseball; Bugle Staff; Letterman’s Club. 19 ROGER GARRICK McALHANY St. George In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth, but only Satan could have created Carlisle. 72- 73 PVT Co. A. 73- 74 PFC, CPL, SGT, Co. A; T.V. Staff; N.C.O. Club 74- 75 PVT Co. A; LT Co. C; Co. B; Varsity Football; Bas- ketball; Letterman’s Club; Cross Sabre Club. LONNIE EDWARD MORRIS Lonnie If you lead someone they will learn. If you push them, they will only learn to hate you. High Right, Jerry. 71 -72 PVT Co. B; Cero Staff; Bugle Staff. 72-73 PVT Drill Team; Lifeguard; No. 1 Drill Team 74 ; Cero Staff; Bugle Asst. Ed. 74-75 SSGT, PVT DT; Bugle Editor; Cero Staff; Lifeguard; Senior Superlative; PFC. 20 KIRKB. OLLIFF “Squirt’1 When the morning sun separates the deadness of nighl and a new day is born. I’ll pray she still loves me, 70- 71 PVT; Marksman; Annual Staff. 71- 72 CPL, PVT DT; Sharpshooter; Annual Staff. 72- 73 CPL, SGT DT; Sharpshooter; Football; Track Team. 73- 74 SGT, PVT DT; Sharpshooter; Football; Track Team; “No. 1 Drill Team in the U.S. 74- 75 SGT DT; Sharpshooter; Highest Shot in MT. 4; Bugle Staff; Pres, of NCO Club; Parachute Club; Top 1 5% in Drill Meet at Lynchburg. WALLACE STEVENSON MYERS “Steve Carlisle is like a one way elevator. 73- 74 Co. A; Football; Baseball; Letterman’s Club. 74- 75 Co. A; Football; Rifle Team; Baseball; Letterman’s Club; Bus Driver; Lifeguard. 21 RALPH HENRY POLING “Ralph” No man is free who is not master of himself. 73- 74 PVT Co. B; PFC Co. Staff; Quartermaster; PVT Staff; PFC Staff. 74- 75 SGT Staff; Training Cadre; Quartermaster; Color Guard; SFC Staff; Mgr. Rifle Team. HOWARD B. SMITH “Bug” My friends have changed and so have I. I had the best years of my life here with all my new friends. Think of it, all the fun we had. Now it’s time to start all over again. 71 -72 PVT Co. B. 72- 73 PFC, CPL, SGT, Co. Staff; Training Cadre; NCO Club; Marksmanship Award; Library Staff; Neatest Cadet Award. 73- 74 SFC, 1SGT, Co. C; Training Cadre; Rifle Team; NCO Club; Letterman’s Club; Secretary, Library Staff; Lifeguard; Marksmanship Award; Citizenship Award; Daughters of American Revolution Award; Neatest Cadet Award. 74- 75 CPT Co. C; CPT of Training Cadre; Honor Council; Rifle Team; Football Team; Sec. Senior Class; Pres. Library Staff; Letterman's Club; Senior Superlative. 22 DAVID JOSEPH MICHAEL SPOONER The only time I was wrong, was the time I thought I was wrong. 72- 73 PVT Co. Bd.; Varsity Football; Letterman’s Club; Marksmanship Medal. 73- 74 PFC, CPL, SGT Co. Bd.; Varsity Football; Basket- ball; NCO Club; Letterman’s Club; Track Team. 74- 75 SGT, MSGT Co. Bd.; Varsity Basketball; Football; Track Team; Letterman’s Club; Library Staff; NCO Club; Cero Staff; Bugle Staff; Rebel Staff; Drum Major. Man, is the Sun ever gonna shine now 72- 73 PVT Co. B. 73- 74 PVT Co. A. 74- 75 PVT Co. A. KEITH RAY STIDHAM 23 GUILLERMO J. VIDAURRE “Chino” I used to wish for things I didn’t have; now I've learned to be happy for what I've got. 71 -72 PVT, PFC, Co. D; Gold Star; Marksmanship Award. 72- 73 5GT, SSGT, Co. C; Gold Star; Football Manager; Minute Man Award; Marksmanship Award; NCO Club; Sophomore Class Treasurer. 73- 74 2LT, 1 LT, Co. C; Gold Star; Marksmanship Award; Junior Class Vice President; Football; Best Sport Trophy in Football; Annual Staff; Cross Sabre Club; Golf Team. 74- 75 MAJ, Co. Staff; Cross Sabre Club; Honor Council- Marksmanship Award; President — Senior Class; Golf Team; Gold Star; Bugle 5taff; Bus Driver; Senior Superla- tive. RICHARD WALKER “Rich” Only some of us can learn by other people’s mistakes, the rest of us have to be the other people. 71 -72 Co. C PVT; Co. DT. PVT, PFC, SSGT; Marksmanship Medal; Gold Star. 72- 73 Co. DT. SFC; Marksmanship Medal; Best Drill Cadet; Gold Star; Superior Cadet. 73- 74 Co. DT. 1SGT; Football; Letterman’s Club; Mark- smanship Medal; NCO Club; 1 st in the Nation Platoon, and Squad; Gold Star; Track. 74- 75 Co. DT. 1 LT; Football; Letterman's Club; Mark- smanship Medal; Cross Sabre Club; Lifeguard; Gold Star; Senior Superlative, “Best All Around.” 24 JAN EVERETT WILLIAMS “Jan WALTER W. WILLS “Peanut” Records were made to be broken. 73- 74 Co. A PFC; Co. A; Track Team; Weight Lifting Team; Junior of the Month; Football. 74- 75 SGT Co. A; SFC Co. A; Mail Orderly; Supply Armor; Senior Class Vice President; Letterman’s Club; Football Team. Don't fall in love with someone when distance is between you because it hurts to say good-bye. 70- 71 PVT, PFC, SGT, Co. DT.; NCO Club. 71- 72 SGT, SFC, PVT, SGT, Co. DL; 5th in the Nation; NCO Club. 72- 73 SGT, SFC, Co. DT. 73- 74 SFC, PVT, SFC, CAPT; Letterman's Club; First in the Nation; Second Squad. 74- 75 CAPT, Co. DT.; Block “C“ Club; Cross Sabre Club. 25 Senior Superlatives 1975 BEST COMMISSIONED OFFICER Chino Vidaurre BEST NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICER Ronnie Harris 26 BEST ALL’ROUND Rich Walker MOST CONCEITED Walter Wills MOST DEPENDABLE Bug Smith MOST ATHLETIC Billy Chapman 27 CLASS CARE Butch Hartline MOST IN LOVE Quincey Hinely BIGGEST DINGLE Rock Griswold SCHOOL SPIRIT Lonnie Morris 28 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Paul Forio 29 MOST POPULAR The Class of “1975” Juniors PRESIDENT SPONSOR Ronnie Polk 30 Bilton Ellerbe Gaul Harrison Chalmers FitzPatrick Gore Johnson G. S. Driver R. L. Ford Hunt Lain 31 Mardis Moorer Neal Ratley Miller Moore R. C. Polk Spears Morris P. W. Noble Piccinino Sandberg 32 Sexton Wartel White Tsalichis Walrath Winters 33 - u; Freshmen PRESIDENT Bash SPONSOR Gina Reid VICE PRESIDENT Bender SECRETARY Goodwin TREASURER Boltin 34 Andrews Altstaetter Baker Branton Brazington Daniels Driver T. Fetner Gleason Hubbard Hall Hamilton R. Haymans King Lanier 35 Lee Lowery McCartha McCaskill Moore K. D. Morse Painter Parnell Patterson Phillips Quinn Reagan 36 Renne Richards S. A. Richbourg Rish Rourk Rhyne Shipp Sirline Smith J. D. Smith M. E. Snipes Torrance Timms White Xanthakis 37 Sophomores PRESIDENT Haymans SPONSOR Dianne Morris VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER McCartha Timms Quinn 38 Bash Benke Boltvin Boyd Bradham Calamas Carter Cassidy Clarke Collins Combs Dixon 39 Dreggors Dyke Eite Evans Gardner Gladney Goodwin Hamilton N. Luke McLaughlin Moore J. E. Morris P. A. 40 Parron Sanford Smith C. R. Tillotson Wallace Walker C 41 Sub Freshmen Aviles Bristow Cash Cato Costner Crowley Crockett Daniels Ferrara Floyd Harward McCawley Miles Martin Parker Richards, R. Scott Shuler Shumate Smith, F. Q. Tankersley Tantalo Westcoat Weinstein 42 Make-Ups 1975 Barth Beck Bender Furr Moore Newsham Simmons Sisk 43 Miss Carlisle Sherry Spell Sponsor Billy Tsalichis 2nd Kathy Doll Sponsor Ricky Glosser Runners Up 1st Miss Brenda Lacey Sponsor James Chokos 46 Queens Court Miss Shannon Allen Sponsor Lonnie Morris Miss Beth Bishop Sponsor Cliff Hayes 47 Rebel Staff CADET ADVISOR — Paul Forio SPONSOR — Jocelyn Harrison EDITOR — Mike Beaudry ADVISOR — Maj. J, Steadman ASST, EDITOR — Wayne Morris 50 SITTING: Glosser, Forio, Daniels, W., Spooner. STANDING: Driver, R., Beaudry, Johnson, G., Shipp. 51 SITTING: Glosser, Spooner, Vidaurre, Forio, Morris, L E. STANDING: Ford, Grady, Driver, Lail, Moorer. Library Staff Our appreciation goes to Mrs. Caroline Rice and her staff for their unselfish devotion. Their co-operation in assisting other cadets searching for references and knowl- edge has been invaluable. Thank you Library Staff. Mrs. Caroline Rice — LIBRARIAN SITTING: Glcsser, Smith, H., Chapman, Spooner. STANDING: Smith, M. E., Johnson, G.S., Shtpp, Shuler, Lowery. 52 Cero Staff Well, “Foghat turned us down again this year . . . what can we say? Thanks to the Cero Staff and their dedi- cated advisor, however, we have managed to boogie in style. The Cero Staff has done a terrific job on setting up for the dances, and they deserve a hand for their efforts. In behalf of the Rebel, we thank you for your endless efforts. Advisor — CPT James Watson 53 SITTING; Vidaurre, Forio, Hodge, Morris. STANDING: Moorer, Tsalichis, Lettermen’s Club FIRST ROW: McAlhany, Lail, Chapman, Olliff, Williams, J., Harris, Grady, Wills, Crosby. SECOND ROW: Spooner, Pointer, Bash, Walker, R., Hayes, Glosser, Smith, H., Griswold, Chokos, Moorer, Vidaurre, Timms, Hinely. We commend this group of young men for their fine sportsmanship off — as well as on the playing fields. Their will to achieve physical fitness and to enjoy sports, marks them as dedicated athletes. Congratulations to them on behalf of the Rebel Staff. Lifeguards Walker, Bash, Driggers, Crosby, Moorer, Haymans, Williams, Olliff, Hodge, Morris, L. Take a dose look at these young men, my friends. It is this small group of cadets who risk their lives for the people who swim the “tide,” Notice their kind but stern facial features. These are the scars of their dedicated jobs. The stories are only told among each other, but these cadets are well known for saving lives. Of course, we could mention the time PEF had an asthma attack while searching for change on the bottom of the pool by the drain. There were six lifeguards on duty. Six, yes six, dove bravely into the water to save the poor guy. The only problem was that all six lifeguards, individually, were determined to save him. PEF was finally dragged out of the water, but not before he had nearly been water-logged by his rescuers. Their concern for water safety is known, and their rules are well adhered to. 55 Bus Drivers (l-r) Haymans, Griswold, Vidaurre, Driggers, Forio (Head Driver), SFC Hill (Advisor), Driver (Asst. Head Driver), Patterson. A vital necessity to the cadet corps is transportation. Under the fine coordinating abilities of SFC Howard Hill, these young men drive school vehicles to the various places the cadets need to go. From dental appointments in Orangeburg, to Drill Competition in far away cit- ies, these drivers sacrifice their free time to transport the cadets to their activities. Thank you on behalf of the Rebel for your meritorious service. 56 Flying Team SITTING: Timms, Driver, Smith, M. E., Shipp, Polk. STANDING: Sanford, Tankersley, Lee, Watts, Hurley. Karate Team KNEELING: Alstaetter, Smith, J., Williams, J. T., Daniels, W. T. SITTING: Moore, J., Driver, T., Tsalichis, Grady, Hall. 57 Dress Parades 60 61 Armory Staff SFC Hill, Bilton, Timms (Head Armorer), Miller, Haymans, Painter , . let me make this (deleted) clear, this is not the armory staff. 62 Fifth Yearmen Billy Chapman 1970 Charles Hodge 1971 Jimmy Grady 1972 1973 Rock Griswold Kirk Olliff Jan Williams 1974 63 Butch Hartline James Hinely 1975 Training Cadre 1975 BOTTOM: Poling, Miller, McCaskill, Timms, Wallace, Bash, Polk, Haymans, Simmons. TOP: Grady, Smith, H. B., Forio, Chapman, Driver. A select group of cadets, the Training Cadre is chosen by the Senior Army Instructors. It is their job to train the new cadets entering the school each year. The length of the training period depends, naturally, on how fast the new cadets can learn. It begins two days before the old boys arrive, and ends approximately six weeks later. The Training Cadre came into existence in 1956, and has proven to be a valuable organization within the school. Once the training period has ended, the new cadets are assigned to companies and given new roommates. The REBEL would like to pay tribute to the men who gave their time to these new boys in order to teach them the basics of cadet life. 64 65 COMPANIES BN. COMMANDER: LTC Paul Forio EX. OFF.: MAJ Chino Vidaurre ADJUTANT: LT Rock Griswold LT: Frank Ford MSG’s: Timms, Hurley SFC’s: Poling, Miller SSG’s: Boltin, Wallace SGT's: Andrews, Torrance, Bilton CPL's: Bender, Fetner BATTALION COMMANDER LTC. Paul Forio COMPANY SPONSOR Jocelyn Harrison 68 EXECUTIVE OFFICER MAJ. Chino Vidaurre ADJUTANT LT. Rock Griswold STAFF OFFICER LT. Frank Ford COMPANY COMMANDER: CPT. James Hinely LT,: Mike Beaudry DRUM MAJOR: David Spooner 1 SG: Ricky Gfosser MSG’s: Sooner, Smith, M. E. SGT’s: Johnson, Williams, J. T., Walker, C, Winters, Morris, P. W., Spears CPL's: Hunt, Ellerbe, O’Neal PFC’s: Shuler PVT’s: McCaskill, Daniels, W. T., Daniels, J , Newsham, Dixon, Parker, Gore, Shipps, Moore, J. E. COMPANY COMMANDER CPT, James Hinely 70 COMPANY SPONSOR Christina Murray OFFICER LT. Mike Beaudry BAND DIRECTOR Pop Gentry v i ta rVfCf i ■ b feri! % lfck,P i,,i vwi «4J vui � 'tv MJ n H� l 1 A. g 1 Vtii.nM1; , V,t,f,lllf« if � a i� � £••••� 1. i p m m 0 m « LjM? j| - ;!,-■ ftrr s t 4 iflEH «■ I COMPANY COMMANDER: CPT. Jan Williams GUIDON: LT. Rich Walker PLATOON LEADER: LT. James Chokos 1 SG: Ronnie Harris SSG’s: Painter, Tsalichis, Hall, Morris, L. SGT’s: Haymans, Morris, P. A. CPL’s: Beasley, Lanier, Sirline, Hubbard PFC’s: Scott PVT's: Olliff, Cash, Cato, Johnson, P. M., McLaughlin, Phillips, Reagan, Furr ADVISOR CSM John Murray 72 COMMANDER CPT. Jan E. Williams PLATOON LEADER LT. Richard Walker PLATOON LEADER LT. James Chokos L COMPANY COMMANDER: CPT. Charles Hodge PLATOON LEADERS: Jim Grady, “Skip” Driggers 1SG: Butch Hartline GUIDON: Steve Myers, Mickey Lail SFCs: Wills, Chalmers, Bash CPL’s: Wartel PVT1 s: Baker, Benke, Cassidy, Driver, T., Gaul, Harward, King, Lee, McCartha, Mardis, Morse, Parron, Patterson, Piccinino, Quinn, Snipes, Stidl am, Walwrath, Watts, Lain, White, G. 74 PLATOON LEADER 1 LT Jim Grady PLATOON LEADER 1 LT ‘Skip Driggers FIRST SERGEANT Butch Hartline COMPANY COMMANDER: CPT. Billy Chapman PLATOON LEADERS: Cliff Hayes, Roger McAlhany 1SG: Sean Fitz-Patrick GUIDON: Gene Simmons CPL’s: Combs, Ferrara, Fikes, Gladney, Parnell, Richards, S. J. PVT’s: Aistaetter, Boyd, Bradham, Bristow, Buffkin, Calamas, Collins, Dreggors, Dyke, Floyd, Hamilton, N., Moore, K, D., Ratley, Richburg, Sandberg, Sandford, Smith, C. R., Tankersley, Tillotson, Tron, Aviles, White, R., Sexton COMPANY COMMANDER CPT. Billy Chapman 76 PLATOON LEADER LT. Cliff Hayes PLATOON LEADER LT. Roger McAlhany FIRST SERGEANT Sean Fitz-Patrick COMPANY COMAAANDER: CPT. Howard B. Smith PLATOON LEADER: LT. Ralph Driver 1SG: Ronnie Polk GUIDON: Mr. Clarke SSG’s: Hamilton, R, SGT’s: Moore, R. C. PFC’s: Clarke, McCawley, Rourk PVT’s: Costner, Crockett, Crowley, Luke, Martin, Miles, Noble, Renne, Rhyne, Richards, R. A., Shumate, Sisk, Smith, F. Q., Smith, J. D., Tantalo, Westcoat, Weinstein, Xanthakis, Zoot COMPANY COMMANDER CPT. Howard Smith 78 PLATOON LEADER LT. Ralph Driver FIRST SERGEANT Ronnie Polk PLATOON SERGEANT Rhett Hamilton 80 SPORTS 81 1975 Varsity Cyclones BACK COACH LINE COACH Pete Manos Dean Delk OFFENSIVE CAPTAIN Cliff Hayes DEFENSIVE CAPTAINS Steve Myers Jim Grady 82 1975 Golden Cyclones STANDING, l-Ts Wills, Rish, Quinn, Grady, Chapman, Smith, H. B., McAlhaney, Watts, King, Gaul, Lain, D. Spooner. MIDDLE: R. Glosser, R, Griswold, Tillitson, Myers, Crosby, Daniels, Walwrath, Walker, Hinley. FRONT: Lail, Hayes, Smith, D,, Driver, Snipes, Mordis. Lee, Bash. We are pleased with the Cyclones this year bringing home a winning record and the trophy which Camden had. The winning record is the first season for Carlisle in ten years. To the Seniors good-bye and it was a fine job well done. To the underclassmen see ya' next year. . . “Short and Sweet.” 83 84 85 86 Varsity Basketball ’75 87 1975 Carlisle Baseball STANDING: Hinely, Rish, Rodgers, Parnell, Daniels, Winters, Smith, Walker, Ford. KNEELING: Ryhne, Lain, Spooner, Lail, Chapman, Snipes, King, Bash, Shuler. 38 Track “75” Coach — CPT Dean Delk L to R: Renwick, Crockett, Zoot, Mims, Mitchell, Barber, Wills, 89 Rifle Team STANDING: O'Neal, Smith, M. E., Daniels, J. L, Bilton. KNEELING: Benke, Hunt, Timms, Smith, H. B., Morris, P. W. 90 Golf Team 1 st ROW: Goodwin, Clarke, Alstaetter, Shuler, Wallace, Vidaurre, McCaskill. 2nd ROW: Griswold, Gore, Shipp, Newsham, Cassidy, Wartel, Hinely. Advisor: Captain Dean Delk. Parachuting Team FROM RIGHT: Kirk Olliff, Chuck Reagan, Bob White, Ronnie Harris. 91 MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS 92 Honor Council (f-r) Chapman, Hinety, Vidaurre, Forio, Hodge, Williams, Smith. The 1975 Rebel Staff would like to commend this year's Honor Council. The members of this judiciary committee are the highest honored of all cadets. It is their duty to try cases where there is no direct evidence against any one person. Under the supervision of “Commander” Sullins, they have performed their tasks well. FACULTY ADVISOR CPT, Phillip Sullins CHAIRMAN LTC. Paul Forio SPONSOR Jocelyn Harrison PRESIDENT SPONSOR ADVISOR LTC Paul Forio Jocelyn Harrison LTC. Waddy Thompson Cross Sabre Club All members of the Cross Sabre Club have several things in common. One is that every member wears the CMS Cross Arms Insignia on his uniform. Another thing that is found in each member is leadership. It is these men-who run the daily operations of the cadet corps, and they are responsible for the progress of the Battalion. This year's club consisted of seventeen members. 94 ADVISOR PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT MAJ, Jack Steadman Kirk Olliff Ronnie Harris NCO Club The main objective of the NCO Club this year was to renovate the clubhouse which was vandalized back in May of 1 974. The club officers spent a great deal of time on this project. We are happy to say they were successful. 95 1 st ROW: Polk, Goodwin, Hubbard, Morris, P. W., O'Neal, Wallace, Clarke. 2nd ROW: Hoymans, Lanier, Olliff, Harris, Moorer, Hall. 3rd ROW: Hurley, Beasley, Crosby, Glosser, Timms. ■■■I . „• |Mg|M|l .Ut«; • REBEL STAFF DEDICATION 1975 Colonel William Risher The 1 975 REBEL proudly dedicates this year’s annual to Colonel William R. Risher. Being the Headmaster of Carlisle Military School is no party, to say the least. The REBEL recognizes this fact while paying tribute to a man for his determination and efforts to make Carlisle what we think, is the best military school around. Colonel Risher: A dedicated man; a man of understanding; a man of patience; of unceasing concern for the welfare of the cadets and faculty. Constantly visited by cadets at his home by cadets with problems; it’s amazing that he has always shown the interest in trying to solve cadets' personal problems, when at all pos- sible. To us, the Corps of Cadets, that is a lot to ask from any man. Colonel William Risher, we thank you for your many bril- liant qualities. 99 Last Will and Testament I, MIKE BEAUDRY, being of sound mind, will the following conversation pieces: To Jim Williams, Capt. of Band Company; to “Bird , I will a part of wings and the Rebel of 76; to Greg Johnson, Lt. of Band Company and a good chest; and good luck at Carlisle for the Class of '76. I, TOD BEASLEY, being of sound mind and body do hereby leave to Cash a trip to the ocean; to Ricky, a black vette; to Paul, the ability to stay quiet; to Billy Tsalichis, a nose job; and to CMS Murray, one good man. I, JAMES CHOKOS, hereby will to Billy Tsalichis, nothing; Renwick Tweed, my ability to write letters; to Hall, a brain; and to DAM, another color shirt besides green. I, THE DINK, will my long friends Jimmy and Eleanor, a long prosperous life, and hope that they do not make a mistake that I made. For Mr. Quarterback (Cliff), a football game in which he never gets hit; to Pen-rod- pooch (Gene), I leave my great personality and leadership ability; to Pete Manos and Dean Delk, another great football team; to Kirk, Jan, Rich, Steve, Chino, Ricky, Bonehead, and all the rest of my classmates, I hope all of you the best of luck and a successful life. I, SKIP DRIGGERS, will my roommate, Jeff Moorer, my class colors and all the good highs of life; and to Alan McCartha, my good luck to him in life; and to Weasel, my cleanest dirty shirt and my socks that walk by them- selves. I, PAUL FORIO, being of fair body, but very little gray matter, do leave the following: To Chino, all the happi- ness that comes with love; to Watson, my thanks for endless understanding; to Rock, my Brain; to Hog, Rock’s brain; to the next LTC, Patience; to WT and WR, thanks for giving me a chance; and to CMS, I leave some things I’ve said. I, RANDOLPH “ROCK GRISWOLD, being of sound body and cloudy mind will to Glosser, the ability to keep a normal face; to “Cat Hayes; the ability to ski like me; and to Cheno, the ability to be a two-timer. I, RICKY GLOSSER, do hereby will Bonehead some more ears; to Cliff, the ability to be appalled; to Mike B., some food, the Band, a great baritone like myself; and to the class of ’76, goodbye . . . and eat your heart out!!! I, JIM GRADY, being of fantastic mind and unbelievable body do hereby will to Snipes and Hodge, my ability to drink and raise hell; to Coach Manos and the Cyclones of '76, a very good year; and to my fifth-yearman buddies and all my classmates, “Best of Luck! I, “RONNIE LURCH, being of insane mind and not so sound body, do hereby will to Tweed, a pacifier; to Cash, my common sense and my knowledge of the sea; to Paul M., my height and some fingernail polish; and to Greek, a gold record. — Goodbye. I, CLIFF HAYES, leave all seniors the opportunity to visit “The Cat and Rock in Daytona, and thank you for your support in my winning the chicken basket. I, HARTLINE, being of messed up mind and little body, hereby will to “Elisey foo” McCartha, two more years at Carlisle, if he doesn't get shipped first; and to Hurley, good luck with the wife he has kept a secret for four years. I, “HOG HODGE, being of sound mind and body leave to Ricky Bash, my picture of Miss Mercy and Jean- nette Renne; to John Snipes, my ice box, TV; to Bill Gaul, my rug and socks; to Timmy Quinn, Pistol Member- ship Club Card; and to Major Zemp — nothing. I, JAMES HINELY, will to Williams, J. T., one slightly used company; to Smith, M. E., a Jr. Comm.; to Daniels, one dirty sock; to Col. Risher, better C.O.'s to puck up where we left off; and last, to the seniors — FREEDOM! Last Will and Testament, continued I, WOODLY, being of foggy mind and fat body will to Bolton, a commission in '76; to Ford and Driver, THE BATTLE OF THE DIAMONDS; and to Polk, I leave F Troop. I, MICKEY LAIL, leave the following: To Capt. Manos, four Hardee Huskies and a bottle of Afro-Sheen; to Paul Forio, my ability to drink Rum and Vodka; to Scott Baker, some common sense; to David Mardis, a steak; to Rufus Haymans, two more years at beautiful Carlisle; to Elsie, all my rank; and to the Class of '75, many good memories, I, ROGER McALHANY, being of unsound mind, leave Ford (Coach), my hand-me-downs; to Fitz, I leave my commission and the ability to kill a rookie; to the football team, I leave a winning season without “75”; and to the Class of '76, this word of advice: “It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt. I, LONNIE E. MORRIS, will to my roommate and friend Billy Tsalichis, “Nothing. ; to Jerry and Jan, my lasting friendship; to Kirk, I leave Sweet Home Alabama; and last but not least, to Capt. Jim Watson, I leave my lasting friendship and gratitude for all the many times you’ve helped. I, STEVE MYERS, of sound mind hereby leave Carlisle and everything with it. I, KIRK OLLIFF, being of sound mind and body, leave Quin, the ability to make a run; to the Greek, straight hair; to Randy Red, I leave good rookies for next year. I, RALPH POLING, hereby will my red socks to Timms; to Miller, a paper sack; to Wallace, the Quartermaster; and to Frog, a pair of flippers. I, BUG SMITH, being of sound mind and body, will to David Smith, the ability to wrestle; to Griswold, the ability to be smart; to Rhett Hamilton, my medals; to Alan, the ability to stay straight; to Shumate, the ability to understand people; to Polk, the ability to pass exams; and to Co. C, the ability to stay in step. I, DAVID SPOONER, of fair mind and a great body, will to my best friend. Cliff Hayes, a good life with Rock; to Ricky, a pumpkin and strawberry patch; and to the underclassmen, a good next year. I, KEITH STIDHAM, will to Billy T, another year at Carlisle; to Capt. 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I, WALTER WILLS, will to my roommate, Bill Gaul, all of the happiness in the world with his future wife, Mar- gie. 101 I, JAN WILLIAMS, do hereby hopefully will to Billy Tsalichis, the Company of Drill Team; to Cash, a big ocean; to Cato, a good second year; and CSM Murray, another great year. SOUTH CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK Main Street Bamberg, S.C. 245-4382 BAMBERG THE STAR STUDIO RED AND WHITE FOOD STORE 5 12 Main Street P.O. Box 82 at Green Street Ehrhardt, S.C. Bamberg, S.C. 29081 102 SANDERS SUPPLY COMPANY HIER'S DRUG Bamberg, S.C. STORE Main Street Bamberg, S.C. GEORGE MORROW— R.Ph. i ( 8i8r 245-4496 i LEE CHERRY —R.Ph. For All of Your 245 4884 Building Needs FIRST NATIONAL THOMPSON BANK OF CLEANERS SOUTH CAROLINA For Your Cleaning Needs Main Street Bell Street Bamberg, S.C. Member FDIC Bamberg, South Carolina 245-2416 245-2643 103 COONER FUNERAL PADGETT'S HOME DRIVE IN PHARMACY Bamberg, 601 North Street South Carolina Bamberg, S.C. Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1975 From the 1975 REBEL STAFF JACK STEADMAN MIKE BEAUDRY RALPH DRIVER RICKY GLOSSER DAVID SPOONER WAYNE MORRIS RONNIE HARRIS JAMEY MOORE BILL DANIELS GENE SIMMIONS RETT HAMILTON TOMMY O'NEAL PAUL FORIO 105 No matter where you are, Or who you are; The sun will always shine. No matter how unkind, The words will always rhyme. People you know today; Some will drift away . . . Some will hang around. No matter how it’s found, “The End” can bring you down. The friendship that you’ve known; The friendship that you’ve shown. The times you laughed or cried. No matter how much the pride — Leaving it hurts inside.