Carlisle Military School - Rebel Yearbook (Bamberg, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1977 volume:

THE 1977 REBEL Carlisle Military School Bamberg, South Carolina Editor John England Assistant Editor Rhett Hamilton Business Manager Robert White Photographer Brad Hays Copy Editor Eric Zoot 1 THE GOOD LIFE It’s present at Carlisle — sacking out” during guard and taking it easy. It isn’t a picnic, but. . . 3 . . . we at Carlisle enjoy the happy times, look back at the sad ones, and laugh. 4 5 DEDICATION This year’s dedication goes to Major Phillip A. Sullins Jr. He has been at Carlisle since 1 966. Major Sullins or “Commander” as he is often called is one of the most popular teachers at Carlisle. He is the instructor of Eng- lish, and Chemistry. A brilliant man, he has helped many cadets in times of trouble, and is always willing to lend a helping hand in all types of school activities. He is one of the few types of people that gives the most of himself in everything he does. From all of us on the annual staff, we proudly dedicate the Rebel to you. 6 FACULTY 7 COLONEL WILLIAM R, RISHER, Headmaster Colonel Risher was born in Ehrhardt, South Carolina, in 1 927, attended grade school in Bamberg, and graduated from Carlisle in 1944. He went to college at The Citadel, and upon graduation in 1947 attended the University of North Carolina for graduate work. He began teaching at Carlisle in 1948, and became headmaster in 1958, Col. Risher is very active in all community activities, and we are very privileged to have such a man as our headmaster. COLONEL WADDY THOMPSON, Dean of Students Colonel Thompson was born in Chattanooga, Tennes- see and attended high school in Notre Dame, Tennessee, Upon graduation from The Citadel in 1 942, he became a member of the Carlisle Faculty. Col, Thompson serves as the Dean of Students, and is held in great esteem with the Corps of Cadets. He is the Instructor of Typing and His- tory. Col. Thompson has been a member of the faculty for 35 years and held the job of Commandant of Cadets until this year when he was promoted to Dean of Students. COLONEL EDWARD J. COLLINS, Commandant of Cadets Colonel Collins was born in Cambridge, Mass, and attended Boston Latin. He was a Aviation Cadet from 1 942 to 1943. Col. Collins graduated from West Point in 1 946, and was commissioned a 2nd Lt. in the Infantry. He retired from the United States Army on July 31, 1976, and accepted his present position as Commandant of Cadets. 8 CAPTAIN CHRIS BIGALKE B.5., N.C. State 1973 Instructor of Biology and English ()ate of Appointment 1975 T. COL. (Ret.) GEORGE BLACKBURN U.S. Marine Corps 1 974 B.S., Georgia Tech 1 953 M.A., University of Georgia 1 976 Instructor of Math and Physics Date of Appointment 1976 CAPTAIN HAROLD D. DELK B.S., Austin Peay State University Instructor of History Date of Appointment 1968 r «■ F CAPTAIN C. M. INABINETT B.S., University of South Carolina Instructor of Math Date of Appointment 1972 ' MAJOR PHILIP A. SULLINS B.S., The Citadel 1954 Instructor of Chemistry and English Date of Appointment 1966 MR. SAM WALTER University of South Carolina 1 933 Instructor of French and Band Director Date of Appointment 1963 CAPTAIN JIM OlAFSON B.S., University of Nebraska 1 972 U.S. Army, Active Duty Instructor of Military Science SGT. 1 st CLASS JERRY L. VAUGHN U.S. Army, Active Duty Instructor of Military Science 9 RS. ELIZABETH K. THOMPSON hool Nurse VIRGINIA Wlj ant Canteen A MRS. JEANETTE Bl Canteen Manager MRS. PEARL G. MIZZELL Assistant Canteen Manac MR. ROBERT AYER Superintendent of Maintenance MRS. EVELYN F. BONNETTE Secretary MRS. LINDA OTT Food Services Supervisor AiM MRS. CAROLINE D. RICE A.B. Certificate in Library Science, University of South Carolina School Librarian 10 CLASSES 11 Seniors ’77 Right to Left, CLASS OFFICERS: President — Quincy Torrence, Secretary — Timmy Quinn, Treasurer — John England, Vice President — Ricky Painter. MARK EDWARD ALTSTAETTER “Finley” 233 Cornwall Dr.........................................................Pittsburgh, Penn. Ladies hold the Aces, All the lovers call it passion. The men call it pleasure, But to me it's old fas- sionl 1974- 75 — Pvt,, P.F.C., Co. B, Varsity Football, Golf, Baseball, Block C Club, Karate Club, Best Drilled Company, Marksmanship Medal, Military Wreath. 1975- 76 — Sgt., S Sgt., Co. C, Varsity Football, Golf, Baseball, Block ”C Club, Sharpshooter Medal, Highest Shooter — MT 2, Annual Staff, Lifeguard, Military Wreath, Training Cadre. 1976- 77 — S Sgt., 1 st Sgt. Co. A, Varsity Football, Baseball, Block C Club, Color Guard, Senior Superlative, Sharpshooter Medal, Military Wreath, Citizenship Award, Highest Average in MT 2. MANUEL BACALLAO “Manny” 1934 SW 23rd St............................Miami, Fla. “AH-BOO” 1975- 76 — Pvt., P.F.C., Co. A. 1976- 77 — Sgt., S.F.C., Co. A, Varsity Football Captain, Block “C Club, Basketball, Baseball, Tennis. 12 DANIEL JOSEPH BENKE 717 AdlugSt........ “Carolina Country Boy . . .Mt. Pleasant, S.C. “You have got to put something into life to get something out of it,” 1973- 74 — Pvt,, Co. B, Best Drilled Company, Military Wreath. 1974- 75 — Pvt., CpI., Co. A, Mgr. Rifle Team, Military Wreath. 1975- 76 — SFC., Co. C, Mgr. Rifle Team, Training Cadre, Bugler Most Improved Cadet. 1976- 77 — 1 Sgt., Co. B, Mgr. Rifle Team, Bus Driver. DENNIS BOLT “SenorBolt” Nicaragua........................................South America 1975- 76 —Pvt., Co. C. 1976- 77 — Sg. Co. A, Library Staff. “Jhonny’’ South America “All the way to the front, but never to the back.’ ’ 1975- 76 — Pvt., PFC, Baseball Team, Co. B. 1976- 77 —CpI. Co. B, Football Team. JUAN RAMON CURBELO Venezuela............. JOHN LYNN ENGLAND “Tank” 58 Pitt St........................................Charleston, S.C. “Two roads divirged in wood, and I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference.” 1972- 73 — Pvt., PFC,, Co. A, Var, Football, Track, Block “C“ Club, NCO Club, Lib. Staff, 2 Gold Stars, Asst, Squad Sgt., Sub-Freshman of the Month. 1973- 74 — S Sgt., Co. Staff, Asst. Armorer, Color Guard, Var. Football, Track, Block “C” Club, NCO Club, Library Staff, Cero Staff, Freshman Vice Pres., K.P., T.v. Staff. 1974- 75 —WHO CARES 1975- 76 — Pvt., Sgt., Co. C, Asst. Armorer, Block “C Club, Track, Lib. Staff, Bus Driver. 1976- 77 — Lt. Co. Staff, Heod Armorer, Head K.P., Asst. Bus Driver, Sec. Cross Saber Club, Senior Class Treasurer, Pres., Lib. Staff, Editor of Rebel, Senior Superlative, Football Capt., Rifle Team. 13 RANDY ALLEN GRACE Rt. 2, Box 77__ “Rand .......N. Augusta, S.C “As the birds fly, I Will Proceed.” 1 975-76 — Pvt., P.F.C., Co. Band, Block “C” Club, Neastest Cadet Award 1976-77 — Sgt., Drum Major, Co. Band, Block “C” Club, Library Staff, Rifle Team. JONATHAN CHANNING HALL “Lumberjack” RFD 235 Sherman Dr....................... . . S. Dearfield, Moss. “Everything in life has a purpose including Carlisle, but what is it, who knows.” 1973- 74 — Pvt., P.F.C., Co. A., Co. DT., N.C.O. Club, Block C Club, Football, Gold Wreath MT-T,Top 1 6, State Drill Champs, National Drill Champs. 1974- 75 — Sgt., S Sgt., S.F.C., Co. DT., NCO Club, Block ‘ C” Club, Karate Club, Head KP, Gold Wreath MT-2, Sharp Shooter Medal, Highest Shooter MT-2, National Drill Champs. 1975- 76 — 2nd Lt., 1 st Lt., Co. DT., Cross Sabre Club, Block “C” Club, Karate Club, Reble Staff, Library Staff, Mail Orderly, Key Club, Treasurer, Junior Class Treasurer, Top 1 2, Expert MT-3. 1976- 77 — 1 st Lt., Co. DT., Cross Sabre Club, Block “C Club, Bus Driver, Top 12. RHETT STEVEN HAMILTON 745 Vincent Dr, ....... “The year is ending, all is well, five years of my life, shot to Hell.” 1972- 73 — Pvt., Co. C. 1973- 74 — RFC, CpI., Sgt, Co, C. 1974- 75 — S Sgt, SFC, Pvt., CpI. Guidon, Asst, in Charge of Landry. 1 975-76 — 2nd Lt., 1 st Lt., Co. C., Cross Sabre Club, Rifle Team, Library Staff, In Charge of Landry. 1976-77 — Capt. Adj., Cross Sabre Club, Rifle Team, Rebel Staff, Library Staff, V.-Pres., 5th Yearman. “Weaseal” Mt. Pleasant, S.C. MARK WILSON McCASKILL “Mac'r 4402 Merriemac Ave..........................Jacksonville, Fla. I will always hope for the best, but yet, 1 will prepare for the worst, and to all my friends the time for departure has come, but may our paths cross before the end.” 1 972-73 — Pvt., Co. C. 1973-74 — Pvt., PFC, CpI., Co. Staff, DT., A., B., and C. } 97A-75 — Pvt. Co. Band, Training Cadre. 1975- 76 — PFC., Co. Band, CpI., Sgt., Co. Bond. 1976- 77 — SFC., Co. Band, Block C” Club, NCO Club, 5th Yearman, Golf Team, Supply Sgt. 14 DON A, McGRADY “Nuisance” 11610 Villio Dr. Apt. 46...................................... Savannah, Ga. “Every man has a goal in life, but every man that really makes it in life has very high goals in life. 1975- 76 —Pvt. Co. D.T. 1976- 77 — PFC, Sgt. Co. D.T. MICHAEL LLOYD MOORE “Mike P.O.Box 114................................Holly Hill, S.C. “Raise Hell” 1974- 75 — Pvt. Co. A. 1975- 76 — PFC, Co. A Golf Team. 1976- 77 — Sgt. Co. B Golf Team. PAUL ANTHONY MORRIS “Little Morris” 15230 Roberts Ave...........................................Jacksonville, Fla. Don’t start anything you can’t finish. 1973- 74 — Pvt., PFC., Co. D.T., National Champs, Marksmanship Award. 1974- 75 — CpI., Sgt., S Sgt., Co. D.T., National Champs, MT2 Sharpshooter, Block C” Club. 1975- 76 — 1 st Sgt., Pvt., 1 st Sgt., Co. D.T., MT3 Sharpshooter, Block “C” Club. 1976- 77 — Co. Commander 1 st Lt., Co. D.T., Cross Saber Club, Block “C Club. RICHARD EARL MORSE “Morf Around Box 91 Dove St..............................Hilton Head Is., S.C. “Blare it up.” 1974- 75 — Pvt., Pfc., Co. A, Basketball, N.C.O. Club. 1975- 76 — Sgt., Pvt., Co. A, Basketball, N.C.O. Club, Block C” Club. 1976- 77— PFC, Co. A, Football, Basketball, Block “C” Club, N.C.O. Club, Golf. 15 “Lone Lurker Mt, Pleasant, 5.C. “Always keep peace for there Is never enough. 1 975-76 — Pvt., PIFC-, Co. C Armorer, Scholarship Award. 1 976-77 — Sgt., Co. B, Color Guard, Tennis Team. JOHN ARTHUR MURRAY 1 101 Deleiseline Blvd. ROBERT WILLIAM PARNELL “Booby 1262 Menton Rd....................................................... .Charleston, S.C. ' Don ’! cross the river if you can't swim the tide.'1 1974- 75 — Pvt., PFC., Pvt., Co. A., Sophomore of the Month, Varsity Football Running Team, Block “C” Club, Life Guard, Weightlifting, Sophomore Treasure. 1975- 76 — Sgt., 5FC., Co. A, NCO Club, Block C Club, President of Jr. Class, Varsity Football. 1976- 77 — 2nd Lt., 1 st Lt., Co. A, Varsity Football, Block “C“ Club, Cross Saber Club. RANDELL CRAIG PHILLIPS “Randy Red” 121 Westcott Circle, Port St. Joe.....................Florida better you know the past, the more you can understand the future.” 1974- 75 —Pvt., Co. D.T. 1975- 76 —- CpI., Sgt., Co. A, Basketball Team. 1976- 77 — SFC, Co. B, Football, Baseball. 16 TIMOTHY JOSEPH ROBERT QUINN 1 37 Old Haverstraw Rd.......... “T. Q. Congers, N.Y. 'May everybody’s album of the week always be full. Right Manny, Mark, and Pernal. 1974- 75 — Pvt., Co. A., Football. 1975- 76 — SFC, Co. A., Football. 1976- 77 — 2nd Lt., Co. A,, Football Captain. JOHN LOUIS RHYNE JR. ‘•Rip” 305 Ferncliff Dr.................................... Athens, Ga. “I wish I had 1 wish. I'd wish for another life, but since this won’t happen I'm gonna live my life like I want to. Regardless of what people think. 1 974-75 — Pvt., PFC., Co. C., Football Manager, Basketball Manager, Track Manager, Marksmanship Medal. 1975- 76 — PFC, CpI., Co. DT. 1976- 77 — CpI., PFC., Pvt., Co. DT,, B,, Football Manager. MILLER NATHANIEL RfCHBOURG “Miller Rt. 1, Box 49....................................Wadmalaw Island, Charleston, S.C. It is better to look to the future for your happiness and goals than to live in the past with your mistakes and broken hearts. 1 974-75 — Pvt., PFC., Co. B., K.P. Armory. 1975- 76 — 5gt. S 5gt., Co., B,, Training Cadre, NCO Club, Football. 1976- 77 — 1 st Lt. Co. Staff, Cross Sabre Club, Library. MAURICE ELGIN SMITH Buckskin 1600 Mill St..................................Camden, S.C. The things in life are, too hard, immoral, illegal, or married, yet keep trying you’ll be glad you did. 1972- 73 — Pvt., PFC., Co. Band, Gold Star, NCO Club. 1973- 74 — Sgt. S Sgt., Co. Band, NCO Club, Marksmanship Medal, Library Staff, 1974- 75 — SFC., M Sgt., Co. Band, NCO Club, Library Staff, Rifle Team, Marksmanship Medal, Military Gold Wreath, Block C Club, Citizenship Medal, Bugler. 1 975-76 — 2nd Lt., 1 st Lt., Co. Band, Cross Sabre Club, Library Staff, Block C Club, Rifle Team, Military Gold Wreath, Bus Driver, Sharpshooter Medal, Certificate of Merit, Bugler. 1976-77 — Capt., Co. B., Cross Sabre Club, Block 1 ‘C Club, Library Staff, Rifle Team, Honor Council, Head Bus Driver. 17 QUINCY ALLEN TARRANCE “Terrible Rt. 4, Box 2169....................................................... Lafayette, Ga. “To promise not to do a thing is the surest way in the world to make a person want to go and do that very thing.” 1973- 74 — Pvt., PFC., Co. C., NCO Club, Baseball, Marksmanship Medal. 1974- 75 — Sgt., S Sgt., Staff, Colorguard, Training Cadre, NCO Club, Citizenship Award, Marksmanship Medal. 1975- 76 — 2nd Lt., 1 st Lt., Co. B., Cross Sabre Club, Training Cadre, Rifle Team, Library Staff Treasurer, Canteen Staff, D.A.R. Award, Superior Cadet Award MT-2, Citizenship Award, Sharpshooter Medal, Junior of the Month, Best Drilled Company. 1976- 77 — Major, Staff, Honor Council, Cross Sabre Club Treasurer, Rifle Team. THOMAS A. TIMMS “The Heat' ’ 201 Iris St..........................................Ladson, S.C. I am the Alpha and the Omega, the first and the last, the beginning and the end.' 1972- 73 — Pvt., PFC., Co. C-, Rifle Team Sharpshooter Medal, Gold Star, Block C Club. 1973- 74 — Sgt., 5 Sgt., Co. Staff, Training Cadre, Rifle Team, TV Staff, Armory, NCO Qub, Freshman Class President, Marksmanship Medal, Block C” Qub, Citizenship Award, Freshman of the Month. 1974- 75 — M. Sgt., Co. Staff, Training Codre, Rifle Team, NCO Club, Flying Qub, Color Guard, Head Armorer, Minute Mon Award, Block C Qub, Sophomore Class Secretary, Rifle Team MVS Award, Sharpshooter Medal. 1 975-76 — 1 st. Lt., Copt., Co. B,, Rifle Team, Cross Sabre Club, Certificate of Merit, Honor Council, Junior of the Month, Junior Class Secretary, Block “C Club, Library Staff President, Citizenship Award, Superior Cadet Award, Expert Medal, Best Drilled Company, Rifle Team MVS Award, James F. Risher Memorial Award, Highest Shooter MT-4, Bus Driver. 1 976-77 — LTC Co. Staff, Football, Rifle Team, Cross Sabre Club President, Honor Council, 5th Yearman, Block C Club, Library Staff. BRUCE ELBERT WALKER “Stretch 1742 Sam Rittenberg...................................................Charleston, S.C. Carlisle will get you through times of nothing. But nothing will get you through times of Carlisle. 1974-75 —Pvt., Co. A. 1 975-76 — CpI., Sgt., Co, DT., Best Drilled Cadet Award, Markmanship Medal. 1976-77 —Pvt., Co. DT. ROBERT LOUIS WHITE Bob White 216 Country Club La...............................Charleston, S.C. If you're out to do something, do it right and if you make a mistake don't give up, Try again.” 1974- 75 — Pvt., PFC., Co. B., Best Drilled Company, NCO Club, Parachuting Team, Markmanship Medal. 1975- 76 — Sgt., SFC, Co. B., Best Drilled Company, Training Cadre, NCO Club, Golf Team. 1976- 77 — 1 st Sgt., Co. A., Training Cadre, NCO Club, Golf Team, Library Staff, Rebel Staff. 18 Fifth Yearmen Rhett Hamilton These fifth yearmen have stood a long and hard life at Carlisle. Starting in 1972 they have endured all hardships and happy times at Carlisle. Ricky Painter Mark McCaskill Maurice Smith Thomas Timms SITTING: Ricky Pointer, Thomas Timms; KNEELING: Mark McCaskill, Rhett Hamilton, Maurice Smith. 19 Seniors 2 Superlatives 1. MOST DEPENDABLE — Thomas Timms; 2, BEST ALL AROUND — Bobby Parnell; 3. MOST INTELLECTUAL — John Murry; 4. BEST N.C.O. — Bob White; 5. MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT — Mike Moore; 6. MOST ATHLETIC — Manuel Bacallao. Last Will I MARK ALSTAETTER, being of lewd mind, and Burnt Out Body will to Garrett, Pork, Quinn the ability to keep track of things, Timms a friend, Manuel a broken leg in at least 30 places, to Morph Hilton Head Green, and to Commander an Acorn. I MANUEL BACALLAO, leave Morse the gold one, to Dewitt a Senior without getting busted, to Gar- rett, Pork, and Zoot his own set of “Kiss” albums. I DAN BENKE, being of fair mind and slightly overweight body, hereby leave to Reese a happy life with whomever he may find, to Dovre a hell Raising furlough, to all my friends a prosperous life and good luck, and to Hungryneck . . . Here I Come! I JOHNNY CURBELO, being of sound mind and body leave to Dewitt a pair of gloves and my tennis shoes, to Garrett my T-shirts. I JOHN “TANK” ENGLAND, being of warped mind and overweight body leave Shuler some common sense and my uniforms, to Zoot a muzzle to shut his mouth, to Hayes the annual, to Happy the foot- ball team, to Col. Collins his cup of coffee, and to WT a new job. I RANDY GRACE, being of sound mind and body will to Jeff Bender Yellowstone National Park and the Louisiana Bayou, to Co. Band a lot of pride, dignity and the Better days in the years to come, to the Seniors of 77 success, and to the class of 78 Good Luck. I JON” HALL, of sound mind and body hereby bequeath the following, Smiley his chair, to P.A.M. good luck in the Army, to the class of 78 have fun and to the Seniors, Best Wishes to you all. I RHETT “weaseal” HAMILTON, being of sneaky mind and body hereby leave Uncle Chris a Cheech and Chong Record, Hays a camera, Bagalke another year of McCrawley, Commander commonsense and to the class of 1977 good luck in the future. I MARK McCASKILL, being of sound mind and body hereby will to Jeff Bender LTC. of 78, to Randy Grace the hope of meeting each other after this last year, to Tommy Company Commander of Band, to Dwayne, Wooten, Thrush, Parron, Smith, D. L. and Burgess each a divided share of my rank, to Garrett I leave my Military socks, to Olliff Head KP, to the class of 78 a good year, and to everyone a great life. I MIKE MOORE, being of not to sound mind but great body do leave to Nick Hamilton another year of Carlisle, to Mike Brodie Highway 78. I PAUL MORRIS, being of sound mind and body do hereby leave the following, Timms the Citadel, to Painter better luck in the future and to the class of 78 another at Carlisle. I RICHARD MORSE, leave to Commander a pair of acorns, a roll of toilet paper, and a lot of flying projectiles, to Garrett some Pork, to Goodwin and Wallace good luck in the race for the diamonds, and to the Class of 77 a round of one hitters. 22 And Testament I JOHN MURRAY, never being of sound mind and body do hereby leave Nicki a case of D.N.A., to Jeff Bender twigs for his fire, to Brodie many more ebols, and to Commander lurkers forever. I RENRICK TWEED PAINTER III, do leave Roy Olliff the ability to drill as well as I do, to D.L. a hard time, and to the Class of 77 GOOD LUCK. I BOBBY PARNELL, hereby will to Garrett my dirty socks, to Horse Teeth all those touchdown passes he missed, to Mark, Timmy and Manuel a Lb., to A Co. another great Company Commander like me, and to the Seniors of “77” . . . Good luck in the future. I RANDY PHILLIPS, being of sound mind and body do hereby will Dewitt nothing, Montgomery a pair of socks, and to Capt, Delk all the happiness in life. I QUINNLY, of sound mind and body leave Garrett 3 more years of Carlisle, Goodwin the Diamonds, Parnell a straight shooting “Dur” gun. I RIP RHYNE, being little but fine headed leave Tim Elrod the ability to become a Pvt. his Senior Year, to Billy Cato his Ltc. and Klink his restrictions. I MILLER RICHBOURG, being of sound mind and body leave to Al Soderlund the ability to be mean and to Tommy O’Neal my Dress Hat and another year at Carlisle. I M. E. SMITH, of sound mind and body (I think) hereby leave the following, CMS and I do mean leave, to Jeanett how I’ve worked so long with I leave my love, to Col. Collins the best of luck, to SFC. Vaughn all the happiness in the world and a Carolina 12 pointer. Major Olafson and the Pink Lady well I'll catch you' on the flip. To Benke a world of SCHLITZ, to Thrush I leave my little sister — take care of her, to Timms Best Wishes, and to BENA I leave me. I “Terrible” TARRANCE, do hereby leave the following to Hiott good luck with who ever, to John and Holly many more good times, to Michele me and to the Class of “77” Good Luck. I THOMAS TIMMS, being of sound mind and body do hereby leave Chris Harward and the rest of the Junior Class a year to remember, and Good Luck. I BRUCE WALKER, being of sound mind and body, will the class of “78” the best, and to Rick Floyd a Lb. I ROBERT LOUIS WHITE, will a bar of soap to Bauer, to Commander a bag of Aikens, to the Class of “77” the best of luck, to Col. Klink a new hand to shake off, to Shuler the Gamecocks, and to Col. Blackburn a new Laundry System. 23 Juniors Right to Left: President — Jeff Bender, Vice President — John Boltin, Secretary — Holly Wallace, Treasurer — Michael Brodie. John Boltin John Brodie Jeffery Bender Danny Boulware Gary Evans Rick Floyd Randy Furr James Durham Tom Fikes Edward Goodwin Randy DeWitt Larry McLaughlin Tommy O'Neal Holley Wallace Larry Parron Darrell Wooten Roy Olliff Sophomores Alberto Aviles Johnny Brouthers Floyd Butler Billy Cato Richard Costner Dwayne Cradle Rudi Fogle Eric Klienbach Freshmen CLASS OFFICERS: Left to Right, TOP ROW: Vice-President — Phil- lip Garrett, President — John Hollifietd; BOTTOM ROW: Sec- retary — Skipper Anderson, Treasurer — John Ring- Skipper Anderson Wayne Barringer Ricci Bazemore Andra Burgess Toby Evans Phillip Garrett John Hair Tollie Heyward 30 31 Gayle Ward Sub-Freshmen Melvin Amerson Bob Bird Stephen Dovts Kyle DeShazo Fred Dovre Picture Not Available Danny Handy Mike Hundley Carmen LaRoche Todd McDaniel John Manuch CLUBS 33 Rebel Staff I would like to take this time to thank the 1977 REBEL STAFF for their effort to bring to you the best annual ever. We have had many hard times, each of them being an experience, but we have put many hours, constant thought, and tireless effort into this annual. I would also like to thank the members of the staff, although small in number, but strong in force for their help in helping me put together this annual for you, the CLASS OF 1977. John England Editor 34 SITTING, Left to Right; Bob White, John England, Rhett Hamilton; STANDING: Brad Hayes, Eric Zoot, Tommy Shuler. 35 Library Staff Under the “Iron Fist” of Mrs. Rice, the staff managed to get off to a slow start this year, and is now doing very well. Giving up two or three free periods a week they keep the Library a pleasant place to visit. Left to Right, FRONT ROW: President John England, Vice-President Rhett Hamilton, Secretary Chris Harward, Treasurer Randy Grace; SECOND ROW: Advisor Mrs. Rice, HollifieJd, White, R., Furr, Zoot; BACK ROW: Benke, McCawley, Smith, M.E., Lowing. Cero Staff Left to Right, SITTING: Shuler, McCowley, Zoot; STANDING: Advisor Capt. Bigalke, England, Garrett. The Cero Staff does a terrific job in arranging school dances, and their work is regarded by the cadets as a job taking patience and hard work. Good luck to all Cero Staff members. 37 LEFT TO RIGHT: Morris, Cato, Goodwin, Wallace, Boulware. Life Guards The Carlisle Life Guards are responsible for keeping the pool clean, and of course saving lives. Each year, they must take a physical test for life-saving. Bus Drivers The Bus Drivers are responsible for transporting cadets to and from school activities. 38 Benke, Olliff, Smith, M.E., Wallace, England Block C” Club KNEELING, Left to Right: Hollifield, Parnell, Tarrance, Boltin, Lawing, Shuler, Zoot, White, R., Hamilton, Klienbach, E., Grace; STANDING: Goodwin, Timms, Smith, M, E., O’Neal, Hall, Morris, Painter, Wallace, England, McCaskill. This is an interesting sports club taking only the letter- men of the school. These lettermen proudly display the Carlisle “C” emblem on their sweaters if they are first time lettermen, or jackets when they have lettered twice or more. Hash marks, and or the symbol of the sport that they lettered in are sewed on the C emblem. Supervisor — Mrs. Linda Ott Kitchen Personnel The K.P. Staff has the job of serving the food to 107 hungry cadets, every meal of every day. While Mrs. Ott and the others work hard to follow a carefully planned menu, it is a hard job that usually gets many complaints, but the KP’s weekly pay of $5.00 helps. 40 KP's: LEFT TO RIGHT: Klienbach, Hayes, England, Boulware, Garrett. MILITARY f!’V Montgomery, Murray,, Altstaetter, Brodie. Color Guard The Color Guard is a respectable part of the corps of cadets. The members are important in dress parades, and are espe- cially important in parades away from school. They deserve the respect and admiration of all that know and see them perform. 1977 Training Cadre FRONT ROW: Timms, Torrance, Goodwin; 2nd ROW: Boulware, Costner, Wooten, Thrush; LAST ROW; White R., Aviles, Evans G., burgess. 43 Goodwin takes a break. What a life. Getting Ready for Inspection 44 Well, Saturday morning inspec- tion is here, after long work on rooms and self cleanliness. The rooms are spotless, the brass is shined. The hands and faces are washed, and short, neat hair is com- bed. Inspection Tench Hut! Haircuts, uniforms, shoes, rooms, and drill performance are inspected. They are awarded with merits, and punished by reports and demerits. This is one of many times that all cadets work together in order to stand out in military inspections. 45 Drill 46 Dress Parades 47 Staff BN COMMANDER: LTC TIMMS EX. OFF'S: TARRANCE, PAINTER ADJUTANT: HAMILTON R. LT'S: BOLTIN, ENGLAND, RICHBOURG, WALLACE M SGT’S: HARWARD, MCCAWLEY SFC'S: AVILES, FURR 48 f Alpha COMPANY COMMANDER: PARNELL LT: QUINN 1st SGT: WHITE R. SGT’S: BACALLAO, BOLT CPL'S; BOULWARE, HOLLIFIELD PEC'S: DEWITT, MORSE, HIOTT PVT’S: AL5TAETTER, ANDERSON, BARRANGER, BAUER, BAZEMORE, BIRD, DURHAM, FOGLE, HAIR, HANDY, JEFFCOAT, KLIENBACK G., LARA, MANUCH, TOOLE, WHEATLEY 49 Bravo COMPANY COMMANDER: SMITH M. E. LT: GOODWIN 1 st SGT: BENKE SGT’S: MOORE M. L CPL: FIKES PFC'S: CURBELLO, MURRY, ZOOT PVT’S: AMERSON, BUSH, BUTLER, DOVRE, GORE, HAMILTON N., IRIAS, LOVE, MCGARTHY, MONTGOMERY, MUELLER, PHILLIPS, RHYNE, ROGERS, TAFT, WHITE S., WILLIAMS, YOUMANS 50 Band COMPANY COMMANDER: BENDER 1 st SGT: O'NEAL S SGT: SHULER SGT'S: EVANS G., McCASKILL PFC’S: BROUTHERS, EVANS T., PARRON, THRUSH PVT'S: BURGESS, CRADLE, DAVIS, DESHAZO, GRACE, HAYES, HUNDLEY, KLINBACK E., MEEKS, RIVERS, SMITH D. L, WARD, WOOTEN 51 Risher Rifles Company Commander: Painter LT’s: Morris, Hall 1 st: Sgt. Cato SSg: McLaughlin $gt: Costner CpI: Lowing Pvt’s: Floyd, Garrett, Hayward, Magune, McDaniels, McGrady, Olliff, Ring. 52 Honor Council LEFT TO RIGHT: Timms, Bender, Morris, Tarre ice, Parnell, Smith, M.E., Hamilton, R,, Advisor Col. Collins. The Honor Council is the most responsible organization on cam- pus. This group of boys, consist- ing of the Battalion Commander, Battalion Executive Officer, and Company Commanders, is the governing body which passes jus- tice over the entire corps of cadets. 53 Inspecting the evidence! Cross Saber Club The Cross-Sabre Club was erected January of 1962, in memory of a Carlisle graduate that was killed in the Korean War. Also, as part of his memorial, a cadet is given a medal each year for being the most improved cadet. We have 14 Com- missioned Officers at Carlisle this year, and they are all part of a group that handles profits on the Carlisle Drink Machines for the ben- efit of the Commission Officers Club- house, 54 ''ijiiiiiiiit; NCO Club Left to Right, KNEELING: Garrett, Evans, T., Hollifield, Costner. STANDING: Capt, Inabinett, White, R., Evans, G., Shuler, Boulware, Zoot. The NCO Club got off to a slow start this year in the clubhouse. They put in drainage pipes, and under the leadership of Capt. Inabinett, painted the outside of the clubhouse, got a large color TV, and had a carpet put in. The SHACK as it is commonly called is a place that Non-Commissioned Officers can go on leave nights to watch TV, cook a meal, sleep, or shoot the bull. Thanks go to all that helped work on a fine looking clubhouse. 55 Armory Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Harward, Aviles, England, SFC Vaughn. These fine men have the great responsibility of making sure all rifles and ammunition are kept under tight security. They are trusted to do a job that could be carelessly done wrong. No one has ever failed. 56 SPORTS 58 1. Head Coach Dean Delk, Assistant Coach Chris Bagalke; 2. Touchdown!; 3. The score of the Carlisle Camden game is tied. Col. Risher shows concern.; 4. Coach Delk Jooks toward the sidelines. Cyclones KNEELING, Left to Right; James Durham, Darrell Wooten, John Boltin, Thomas Timms, Dwayne Cradle, Tim Elrod, Phillip Garrett, Louis Lara, Ricky Mont- gomery, John Hollifield; STANDING: Coach Dean Delk, Richard Morse, Happy Lowing, Eric Kleinbach, John England, Timmy Quinn, Bobby Parnell, Billy Cato, Danny Handy, Kirk Rodgers, Coach Chris Bigalke. 59 CAPTAINS: Manuel Baccallao, John England. Jeannette and Commander cheer on the Cyclones. Carlisle Senior Cyclones Manuel Baccallao Bobby Parnell John England Thomas Timms Mark Altstaetter Richard Morse 60 1. Coaches prepare team for second half; 2. Commandant welcomes parents to the game; 3. Durham runs for daylight; 4. Lowing recovers fumble; 5. Carlisle and Camden deadlocked; A. Montgomery gains five yards. 61 Basketball KNEELING, Left to Right: Capt. Nee Inabinett; STANDING: Miles, Rhyne, Shuler, McCawley, Klienbach, E., Morse, Gore, Bacallao, White, S. Carlisle’s Basketball Team worked hard at practices, and in actual games to come out a close-knit team. Bas- ketball practices are hard work, and we at Carlisle respect this example of true teamwork. The basketball team is coached by Capt. Nee Inabinett. 62 Baseball KNEELING, Left to Right: Cradle, Hundley, Deshazo, Irias, Bacallo, White, STANDING: Ward, Lara, Rodgers, Parnell, Altstaetter, Hollifield, Coach Bigalke. 63 Golf Carlisle’s golf team members take a lot of patience in practicing their skill as much as possible, on the golf course, located in Denmark, S.C. They frequently par- ticipate in tournaments in the regions of South Caro- lina. 64 KNEELING, Lett to Right: Brodie, Murray, Bacallao, Irias, Thompson; STANDING: Advisor — Nee Inabinett, Curbelo, Walrath, Aviles, Rodgers, Schlhofer, Taylor. Tennis The Carlisle Tennis team opened up its first season with a lot of talent that was developed into better talent throughout the year. Coach Nee Inabinett helps and guides the team, so that they can further improve their already fine abilities. 65 KNEELING, Left to Right: England, Dovre, Bird, Basemore; STANDING: Advisor — SFC Vaughn, Tarrance, Timms, Smith, M.E., Hamilton, Benke. Under the watchful eyes of SFC Vaughn, the nine-mem- ber Carlisle Rifle Team led off their season with hard fought tournaments. All Members must practice at least 4 times a week if weather permits. Good luck to the rifle team, from the Annual Staff. 66 FEATURES Senior Prophecy The year is 1987, the time is early afternoon, the place is Carlisle Military School. As I look around campus, I see that many changes have occured. Guilds Hall and Risher Barracks are gone and a three story L shaped barracks replaces them. It is Thompson Barracks. The first person I meet is Dan Benke, he is in charge of the Cable TV Station at C.M.S. He said that the Carlisle-Camden game would be broadcast from Delk Memorial Stadium at 4:00. As I reach the Carlisle Bar and Grill, at the rear of Thompson Barracks, I find Thomas Timms standing guard at the door. Thomas is the Sen- ior Army Instructor at the Citadel. As I sit down with one of my old roommates, Rhett Hamilton, I ask him what he is doing now. He said that he is the head bag boy at the Piggly Wiggly in Mt. Pleasant. As we talk, over comes Quincy Tar- rance and Dennis Bolt. Quincy is the French Instructor at Carlisle, and Dennis is in charge of the English Department. Over at the other table is Paul Morris now in charge of the Army Drill Team, and with him is Ricky Painter the Algebra Professor at Carlisle. Way over there in the corner is Jon Hall the Physics Teacher at C.M.S. He is talking with Mark Altstaetter a well known chemist at Dupont. In the middle of the room is Bob White trying to hustle a poor unfortunate teacher at a game of pool. After a few drinks I headed outside to find a ride to the game, and who did I see, but Timmy Quinn driving a New York City Taxi. Well I clim- bed in and decided to go with him to the Bam- berg Municipal Airport to pick up Randy Phillips, John Murray, and Miller Richbourg. They had just returned from an Exposition in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, where they had been trying to raise the lost continent of Atlantis. When I arrived at the stadium in about three pieces, but still able to walk, Manuel Bacallo and Mike Moore met us at the gate. Manuel is now a hit man for the Mafia, and Mike is a SLED agent in South Carolina. In the stands I met Bobby Parnell, who is play- ing Pro Football, and holds the record for the most interceptions in one season. The game is about to start, the teams are on the field with their helmets off as the National Anthem is played by Mark McCaskill, now a trumpet player with the Jazz Band in New Orle- ans. The first half of the game went by very fast with Carlisle getting a good lead over Camden. The half time show was a tremendous success, featuring Richard Morse and his famous circus horses parading about. It is the second half of the game, and what do I hear but the Goodrich Blimp, and who do I see in the blimp, but Bruce Walker. Last time I heard he was making tires for the Goodrich Company in Texas. I guess he has moved up in the world since then. During the second half, with Carlisle running away with the game, who do I see on the side- lines but Rip Rhyne, manager of the football team. All he is doing is drinking the Gatoraid. After the game there is a lot of commotion in the center of the field, and guess who is in the mid- dle of it? Yes, Don McGrady, and he has gotten off with the game ball. That’s right Don is now a “Profession Nuisance” for the government. When I returned to the campus, I saw a truck with the slogan on the side that reads, SOV Gunshop, and whom did I just happen to see in the front seat? None other than Maurice Smith, Maj. Olason, and Sgt. Vaughn. As I left Bamberg I thought how lucky I was to see all my old classmates and friends again. The only people who didn’t show up for the reunion were Johnny Curbelo, who is running a chicken farm in Venezuela, and Randy Grace who couldn’t get leave from Parris Island. Well I better get back to Milwaukee when we are in the process of building the longest bridge in the world across Lake Michigan. I would like to take this opportunity to wish the best of luck to all my classmates and a rich and prosperous life ahead for all of you. John England Editor-in-Chief A Crystal Ball Publication 68 Senior Directory ALTSTAETTER Cornwall Drive...Pittsburgh, Penn. RICHARD EARL MORSE Box 91 Dove Street .... Hilton Head Is., S.C. MANUEL BACALLAO 1934 SW 23rd Street..........Miami, Fla. DANIEL JOSEPH BENKE 717 Adlug Street.....Mt. Pleasant, S.C. DENNIS BOLT Nicaragua .............. . South America JUAN RAMON CURBELO Venezuela .............. South America JOHN LYNN ENGLAND 58 ' -Charlestqn ||£ RAND 1™—— Rt.JTloxugusta, S.C. JOJpTHAN CHANNING HALL J ’ :D rf 23 SlieYfffan Dr '.S'. Det Tlld,'Mass. —Jf.' • - yV -'.JBHBg iTT STEVEN HAMILTON 745 Vincent Drive ...... .Mt. Pleasant, S.C. WX WILSON McdlsKILL 4402 merriemac A|pnue . .Jacksonville, Fla. DON A ■ McG IT 610 Villia Dis4 ‘ Apt. 46 .' bi� HQjjpah, Ga. MICHAEL LLOYD $OORE P.O. Box 114 Holly Hill, S.C. PAUt anth ¥V6rris 15230 Roberts Av aue .... Jacksonville, Fla. ? % � Wvm IH 4. I ' -k Jf J JOHN ARTHUR MURRAY 1 101 Deleiselind Blvd. . . Mt. Pleasant, S.C. RENRICK TWEED PAINTER III 28 Hillyer Drive ..........Savannah, Ga. ROBERT WILLIAM PARNELL 1 262 Menton Road........Charleston, S.C. RABDELL CRAIG PHILLIPS 121 Westcott Circle....Port St. Joe, TIMOTHY JOSEPH ROBERT QUINN 1 37 Old Haverstraw Road . . . Congers, LOUIS RHYNE, JR. Femciiff Drive . ’........Athens, MILLER NATHANIEL RICHBOURG Rt. 1, Box 49.....Wadmalaw Island, S.C. MAURICE ELGIN SMITH 1600 Mill Street..................Camden, S.C. LY ALLEN TARRANCE iox 2169..................Lafayett, Ga. THO flaJfctIMMS 201 Iris kk- ...............Ladson, S.C. jCEALBERT WA 1 SemRfrtenberg • .Charleston, S.C. ROBERT LOUIS WHI 216 Country Club Lane The Annual Staff Presents. . . Miss Carlisle 1977 MISS CARLISLE Marsha Oliver SPONSOR: Michel Brodie Sponsor: Rhett Hamilton Sponsor: Toby Evans Sponsor: Jeff Bender 70 THE MISS CARLISLE CONTEST was a hard one to judge. The faculty each took a secret ballot, and took their time in filling it out. All were hard to choose from, but only some won the honor in win- ning. For such a contest, it was hard to judge, because all were examples of the “All American Girl”. Congratulations to those who won, better luck next time, to those that didn't. 1st RUNNER UP Elizibeth McDonaldson SPONSOR: John England Court Kris Herrera Heidi Muller Marie Dovre Sponsor: David Walrath Sponsor: Fred Dovre Sponsor: Mark Muller 71 IN MEMORIAM COLONEL KARL STOLLER The faculty and cadet corps were deeply grieved by the passing away last fall of Colonel Karl Stoller. Col. Stoller frequently related to his friends that of all the interesting things he had done in his long career, his work with the young boys at Carlisle Military School had been the most rewarding. It is our hope that his memory will long be cherished. ADVERTISEMENTS 72 LLOYD MOORE, JR. REALTY Boulevard a+ Gilway P.O. Box I 14 Holly Hill, S.C. 29059 Phone 496 3426 Lloyd Moore, Jr. WILSON MOTORS, INC. MERCURY HOI Harden St. Columbia, S.C. LINCOLN Dealer of Lincoln, Mercury, Comet, Honda TALL PINES PLANTATION Ladson, SC HAROLD TYNER DEVELOPMENT CORP. 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Staff Boltin Playing with rubber bands S u llins Boltin during class Eating bananas in class Sullins Boltin Looking at old annual pictures Sullins Wallace during class and not paying attention Eating bananas in class Sullins Wallace Playing with rubber bands Sullins Wallace during class Looking at old annual pictures Sullins Co. D.T. Floyd during class and not paying attention Sleeping and inattention in Bigalke Heyward class Lying to the OC Bigalke McDaniels Lying to the OC Sullins McGrady Out of desk w o per. Sullins McLaughlin Creating disturbance in class- Bigalke Walker room and failing to leave when ordered to. Lying to the OC Sullins Co. Band Bender Throwing banana to Rhyne Sullins Bender during class Playing with rubber bands England Evans T. during class Direct disobedience to orders Sullins Parron Inciting classroom disorder Sullins Smith D.L. by emptying contents of burn- ing wastepaper baskets on floor and shouting Sleeping and inattention in England Wooten class Direct disobedience to orders Sullins Co. A Dewitt Sleeping and inattention in Aviles Jeffcoat class Stereo on during rest. Sullins Morse Improper military courtesy and calling faculty officer by first name. 88 Taylor Publishing Company